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Editorial Staff
WHO’S WHO
Vocational School
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By
for VICTO*/ with
Senior Hoys Aid
’— -in Naval Drive SOUTH SIDE NEWS
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. iuti _a—u hi
MARCIA
KMabllahcd In
I I I h I i m h o| automobile., and with
«b «n th* people of Florida be- |n U
.raaao speed conscious, tba Florida .|anr
School Year Approaches Final Lap
templets recognition deserved by the school. Successfully
the atadeata came together to pot, over a Bed Crow Drive,
supervised hy Helen Hutchison, ai well as an tnfantflr
raraiyaia campaign, bended by the four class presidents. s. H. a SASSIETY
Now (he senior boys are engaged In soliciting funds for
■Naval Belief. A. commendable record for any high school.
H f.
....
Other accocnpUalunenU are not to be overshadowed.
MR velery BetT football team always went In the gsnv
ootag their beat, WhQe coming opt with but three win*
bbo seven losses, the gridiron boys earned recognition for
<Mir -nxeeOe&t display. of fjne sportsmanship. AasisUng
during the foouafl season and during many other oocs
cut Into email price*, and
kona wars tha famed Cakryettea and the amazing Band Pith,
haa a twimtad ropa of macaroni;
C3ob participation hi acbool life reached a new high MARION
HERBHT
dliplay*
this year. Tha Giea Ch»b proved lo be the most acUvc *'*? •* pink ahell*; JEAN HAft
club of the year. T M f chape) program* appeared to be PER let* BOBBY PROCTOR
mnong the most enjoyable presented. Tb top It all oft. wear bar double chain of ilumlnE L IZ A B E T H
tka m b stole the show at the Music FfesUvai in Tampa .j vaugiin
---------i B ttri ffllow pumpkin
When they copped first division honors.
mtklac* with her thin white
Bonnln* ia Uae with tha Glee Chib eras the Key Hub. W W * and flowered chlnti aklrt.
WELLB and EUZThis year Key .Qnb members made known their club with A.JTid?88,,E
BE IH FITE are both wearing
amrml projects. . Likewise the Key Club ‘'brought home thin
white blauaea with lot* of
tha bacon1* as B(8y HoQeyhead was chosen State treasurer
them. BERTIE BTIEN
at the 8laU Key Qab Coarealion ia Tampa.
MYER, VIRGINIA TUTKN. *nd
lha Pan-American Qnb prodneed a moat entertaining MILDRED IMKUI all have drea*.
•• of rad and white •tripped
Pan-American Day program which featured Spanish songs ck
tab fiy,
ngi reviews of oar neighbors to the South.
W IOIK HURT dnite hi* *tuff
' The SIndent OohhdL* hooded by Kmi Jeter, cemented I* a dark brawn ■Ilk ahlrt wkll*
tteatf as aa organimtion in this school But two years old WARREN -RABBIT- DANIELS
B ILLT FLEMMING Uvor, In
the Qmnell has been invaluable la meeting problems con a*»dcoup!,
of COACH’S -T “ -*hlrte
fronting the school
**“ " « * ■ » ' «
CHARL* Not to be overlooked is the progress made by the E8 BitITH, In a blue ilacka avlt,
•low!
nearby
and
offered
hla adschool newspaper THE CELERY FED. Under hardworkvka and aapervtaion.
Taking advantage of our holi
day. the OT.E. Chib (out foe fun)
fP**t too day at Evanedaie. Been
hnaktng In tn* »«. were HELEN
OnONQUi COUNTY 8CTI
iiy ta preaaat to its aadieno
! dldn t think we were going tn
Freshmen really go out for fun I get to arbool the neat day, hull
don’t they? They also went to wr made IL . Everybody la glr.l
that water roofer » fit. I
Sanlando for their picnic. Mn. i
North la thrir ap:naor and ahe I «ion | know how wr i vrr g4»i
I along without It. tlr what w,
rralljr gives the parties, eh fresh-1
S . I I . S . R u m Id i n g s
It now.
.•
m»nt Wall, It seems thdt every-' would do without
1
Thirit
to
dmth
I
r
»
r
*
«
.
.You
one of the rlaaaea enjoy Sanlan-!
TONY FA K IMS rltliorji
do.
The Sophomore- and 8th |should
grade raoaackad the place Thura-I in »ch«Mi| on hi* Mcyrlr if you
day afternoon and did we havei
w» n* l«
•» sl*M. Hut
“ coming rightahng with
a swell time.
W# are indeed I
rraleful to Mra. Starr and Mra.l t f . . 7 S - w ,k ■ n J p lllS . MAX.
WELL u quit* proud of him . I
Hartley our sponsors.
.Saturday 28th, U a big day MISS MEISCII Isn't guiii/ in gi*t
lo
y-i to lummrr m-Ium.I In ||iY .
irtlruUrlly for the Junkra and seniors. They Iona after all. Khr*a going «•• <
will apend the entire day at Day.
Inna Reach and you know them. •lay h«*rc ami Irarh •*rh«s>| as »«• 4
They 11 really take advantage of are going to havr school at Iraat '
through Junr. . ,Un*t that won
derful nr ia II
. I'm MISS
'irwtary hut Pvr r"l
thvjr .will not h«v» ■ banquet this
lo
have
___
a arerrtary now
Wh • ,
yrar bccauM tb* menry will go'
tn tb« health clink whkh li ■■ would Hkr to l>r (hr Ahiirlanl'« |
aaaiatnnt'* •fcrcUry.
r—
If v.»j .
very worthy ran**.
N«■.
Today wa bad our amallpoal would Juat let me know
vaccination and wa are rv-allyl I'm not nuta; I Just haven't l*rtt .
wall thla weak. . Did
glad to gat through with thaaa frelln.
you temr about thr littlr U.v
Tha nutation for thla week la •hota for typhoid ftvar.
a vary Important on* in tha llvaa
Wa wvra honored Friday to who waa playlni grocery 1m*> wil l J
of all atodanta: “ Wtera do you hav* Mr. Lawton, county tup«rln. hi* Mother am. ..
he came to the «
hop* to attend acbool aftar grad- trndmt, with u to glva an In- deor and knockedI.
Ilia mother |
urtlon and whyT"
aald.
"Come
in'
,
ao he went in
trrratlng and Inapt'lnf ip m h onl
LUCILLE llall—"Duka, * boShe aalet.
Who
arc
you*** ||«*i
cause they hava blue
devil.
aald. “ I'm Jimmy IlnrlNir. th • v
there "
grocr ry J*»»y.” She replied. •Jim ^
LOUIBE NORDGREN— "Unlmy llarimr, why I've never hear.I'
varalty of Southern California. Oh.
of him."
Why I know you'w ,
I Ju.t think I‘d Ilka California.
o f Pearl llartair. well. |am
HERMAN
MIDDLETON — •uccraeful. The purpoae of the*- heard
her
brother
Jimmy"
MIts
"Northarn Unlveraltr,’ ao I ran meeting* wa* lo Inform the pro
plr what and what not tn do ii MOMKI.KY ib havinir Mt murh
take up Journallam.’’
fun
rhling
h
irr
hieyrlr
that
«tn- '
C LIFFO R D
PROfTOR
— <■•*• >t an air raid. I am *un
tkk ha* born will worth thi can't get hier h* mework for thr *'
"Kroory. to atudy medicine."
neat
■hnrthand elaaa
Th» » *'
EARL JETER—'“Georgia Taeh, tlm* of all tha attendant*.
to atudy aaruneutkal engineering
Thl* *e*m* to be all the new. I here the one almut the »ki nk
or maybe Unci* Sam'e college for for thl* week *o until ncit week who aald. when the ind rhanifesl. .
ftxxibjra,
no raaaon of ray own “
“ It all riimr* hack to me now
DILL
URANAN—"Somawhcra
The atlngtcat man we ever
Mary Emma North.
to atudy International law eo I can
I heard of bought hit hrktr a nleitralghlen out lha wortd whan the
hrl'a worth nf prp|H-rinint loa
w n ’i over."
I engea and took her on a tn llr,
DAVID GATCHEL - "Soma
ride honeymoon. When they got
QUISTIONB
military college, ’rauaa I think
off the cair he anlil. "Honey, aup.
a guy thouid gat all th* military
poae we aavo the real of the
1. How many faculty memben eandv for tha children."
training ha can. Never knovra
.Did
ara there f
when ha can uae IL"
you hear abool the girl that waa
MACK
CLEVELAND -"M U II. Who ara tha newly elected ao dumb that ahe apent the whtl?
lary college and I wanna atudy nre* Ideal and vka-pra*
day looking for a round mall l*>*
law loo."
tha Parent-Teacher Aa*c
* Ixeauae the l-o»a tnld her to mail
EDWARD MARSHALL—"Unl8- Who la adltor-ln° ‘ ! the circular lettara.
.Actor "!ki
tha annual thla yearf
I you're goinc to give me a chance
4. Who la proeldrnt
h*| In your, ncit play? Ynu've really
|dlecovered at last wbal I am!"
oe| Director: "Y'eah, hurry up nnd
•• get Into the hlml leg* of that
•tag# horae over therr" . A
he young R.A.F. officer atallone.1
•omewherr in Egypt war flying |
MKisrirs
Inquiring R eporter
a has baaa obUload to ba placed in the
M a c h Hifb. Tha alodenU mode it
R8t thajr can not assume full reaponsi*
toeaaa. Tha faculty was a Iremendoas
ena of tha eventual victory. So, let's
THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF
FOB A GLORIOUS YEAR.
—by Edward Marsha]L
The Spring Fratiral waa really
a *:iccrsc In every way. Ywt
(•■ulil fc»l that everyone waa hap.
py
7 hr »up|wr waa good and
tin children all did thrlr )»•(.
Murh credit gnea to Mra. At.
lingtnn. Mr*. Ilrock, Mra. Nl,,
Mra. II ukm-II, ami Mrs. Batcher.
«h j nreompanlcd at the plane
tint .P.-T. A. mothers worked
hanl, u* they always do.
—
OVIEDO
Ruth A. Hand respectively
—
8- David M. GatcheL
<4. Karl JaUr, Jr.
I . Busan Urtby
»»
'“ I
«.
T.
Mack Cbvaland, Jr.
Edward MarakalL
Si • ie '*■
g
2 !
II.
£*j IS.
zona m athew a b e c k with
to a dlrwdfa wHh m Oaw.
SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. MAY 5. m
w“ ‘ “
Baa bathing.
Monday, Jua* 8.
Senior Student* Take
Achievement T e s t a
The Keminolc High Kclmcl Key
Club held a regular luncheon
mealing on Thursday. Apr. 30.
GueaU Included iludenta from Or
lando High School and Winter
Park High School.
Member* of Ihr ra*t of the
•clilor nlay, "Don't Take My
Penny," ant buey rehearsing ev
ery afternoon for th* - presenta
tion of tha play on May 18.
SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
A wr v!
-* • :
5io" H PB 8 ]
Contract F o r Con
struction Has Been
Awarded, Accord
. ing To Hendricks
filth Troops Offer
M i hi
Opposition;
•lap Force Drives
Near China Harder
W PB Orders Halt
On Manufacture
Of Iron Articles
ght Vo! s Is Fore
seen
Throughout
Seminole
County
l Thr faculty of Seminole High
■ ha* completed a Red Croaa count
I »hKh Ix'gan 10 wteka ago. Th- )
|Mirctlng* were held In the lihrai,
■ every Tucrilay afternoon for l*n
|hm r*
MU* Tkekaah ImtrOelrtl
Ihr elaaa. and i n
aaalated hy
Mi** Steven* and Mia* I'hllli.
] Sir.iih ' Mr. Lawton, county .u *
i \*-nnlrndi-nl waa alao a mrmUr *
| nf thr elaaa.
NOTICE!
The .Seminole High 8cho»l
I* -T A. meeting haa been po*t
|H,ned from May 8 to May l!>
Ixeauae of the lugar rationing
rani iriatHbutkin.
W A B IIIN G T riN
A
awreping
I 'r w lu rl in ,,
May
ordn
ll.-ni-l
ln-t
Genrral Douglaa MacArthur (light
general of Auatralia. at. fUrturr.l
, •»"»*• Ml t'aiilM-iia ra|Hlal ..f A ll.trail.
|am>ul of in ir I nit,.I Si ilr, m il..,,
i4*i
th,-
Wa,
ni g h t
for-
hade the ii *e t iron and *lrel
in virtually all .Mill......f Haitian
Um * not r«»* f tr*l liy |trrk|.>us ,|r
morr tliWn |m» kin«D of
• r t ic ln in mil
h rum •vjirtiMfit* inriK* to Amuse
ment park ilevtcr* thr lint n nge-l
— from leer mtg- l>* bint rage*,
from compact* III rul«rrt«. from
dior knocker* t» diahwaahlng m*chlnaa, from rgg *l»rr* tn eacal*.
tor*, and ao on through thr alpha-
U N IT E D
STATES
S A V IN G S
(B O N D S
AND SIAM PS
to 800 Mat, and two additional
•tretchoe of tha aarae dimension*
wilt U buIlL
Mr. Hendrick* add«i In th*
IVlegre m received hare that th*
-cnUmcls for the five other dreirnaled Naval bates In .Florida
also have beejj 1st and tha week
on them I* to itayt at the term
time a* the local bu t.
One of
that# baira ia at DeLand
Dispute Is Said
To Occur Between
H itler-G enerals
The Mora Folkj Ym Tall
Tb« MoreCowUYm SeU
LONDON, May 8. (AT)— A group
/<( Hitler’ * gvntrali, hradvd by
Tlald
Marshal
Wallher
Von
Braochluch, are reported U hav*
told Hiller bluntly If lha 1042
campaign tn RuaaU falls lhayTI
try to Institute far Germany an
altarnaU plan of jhalr own call
ing for the "abolition o f tha
Natl ayaUm".
A responsible source aald l l >
Mr accepted th* challanga calmly
and appointed Von Brauchltaek
n member of hi* lapram* com
mend. It b Interpreted two ways:
I. Hitler M confidant o f victory
but narilad tha help o f Von
lha Royal
artillery hurl
Pipeline, Other Gas Ration Card
Plans Discussed Will Be Issued
At Washington For Every Auto .
U a e O f In la n d
W a te r-
muit thr makers nf
• W a y F o r S h ip p in g
• wl«»p u*inir Irttn afTt
(.u s , S u iia r D e s ir e d
muit not use mn/
aa 4 •unitlttfle (« i .
>*_ailvtr, It fcaalblajy
mean*, undoubtedly,
that mnnufartere nf three *rtl
! clea will *top fur the duration
The ■l(rp-|tr*Mlurllon order I* cf
fectlve In !>0 day* Limited pro
durtlon will Ih- ,,<-rm11t*-*l untl
then
Going l-eyond thr *cu|m- ,,f pra
vlou* curtailment • rder* of thl
nature, the new decree mnkr* th,
general |uldtc rraponalhlr foi
olwylng It, along with the manu
farturere. dUtrllnitore, wholraalrri
and retailer*. Comumer* are for
bidden to receive ertlclea knowr
to have Irccn made In violation nl
the i.nlrr.
| Senrtor Andrews and lleiur.rii
latjvea I’aitrreon and t'annoo o
Florida, also pirtlclpateit
Two routr*( were pro|»..,.i to,
Ihr liargr route, one from Foil
l Aithur, Teia. tn l’ hll*.lrl,.|M. .
I diatanc* of 2.(00 mile*. , .| n„
j otter from HanforvL FI* »»«»! t h
rrn trrminua of m Tampa Sahfnrti
.oil plpelint whkh has bran |*n»
I po»®H, to Norfolk, VaM a tliatanir
Delegates from the Camptxdl- of 750 mllea.
A flfntani, tha KIori<l« Knuiii
rlrclfd Cari Hinton, «silt..i ..f th.«
Fort Myart N«w«-J»rra. t.. ....
nnlinalr the conlinuetl efforts to
wanl InrrraBMl utllliatioM -*f (Ijeaatrrway.
A llo t m e n t
|,
iiv
S u i< |
O f
nl of ini ittjtn(m i <
tiA«t (Aft h« Ilots nn
r irrtlon
••Ilf 11|TNt !•■I lot my
I to ur iHYlirnig •
% <«*ii«niiinit ir r
\
rrniAin itjfn iihI I
Fu el
N eceh a a ry
Drastic Revisions Are Sen
In Marketing By H 0 U SP W 1 V C S
|i( l , i l P '
a
"Thrre-Yfar-OIH H « y
Ifi Killed Hv Father
•
’),-() 1 In ( minty
Register For War
............
Rationing Rook I
Delegates Will
Attend American
Legion Gathering
The Kloridi* na ronleritif-«l (h *l
by uBjnjr wmtden b arerm ) t« h
could b* built quickly In Florida
•nipy»rd*. great quanllth-* ,.f p,
troleuin prraluct* tuuld t« m m o l
from T «r*a» to U a t C o , ,i .........
Jo.*ph R. U.tman, dlrerio, of
defenea trrmporlatlon, uud
it
would be n*ca**ary for th. go*
emment to flnanr* the ronatm
Ion of th* additional barge, .ml
uga because It would be a lo.lng
Investment far private capital
J. R. Parian* rapraacntlng th*
petroleum
eaordlnator'* offlc*.
“ ■U flvlnga" about'
, (C—tlMM On Film hjet-gr.de
1
fas8 1
$159,955.95 Is Pledged! In (
For Purchase Of War Rond
Beetle*
public I. uigrd In buy ■■ much
a* humanly piwilbl* to aid the
nation In II* war production. “ W .
are mil aakad to gtv* thl*
amount." Mr. flpeor declared, "bill
w* are aakrd to Invest It at goo!
Interest, with ■ "rovlalon that we
ran get It berk when w* hevp to.
with a money-back guaranlr*
from the atrongrat government In
the world.
"D ll* money I* needed to buy
toel* for lb* boy* In the front
Urtrs, »h im
equipment, gun*,
thlot, Dianas end gear mean* thrir
var> llfw. our aocurlty and fuiura." ha added. "Th# money
needed to krep our economic *y*.
Um and our dollar sound."
Th* following chart, compiled
• few days bafor* th* 1181.988.86
flgare wa* resehtd. ■now ■ the
progrea* In rach community In
lha county:
. N
Sanford ....... .............
AllaWonU Springs ___
Beer Lake ________
Choluota ^
___
Fern Park -Au*< Iberry
Forest Clty-Foagau Co,
But LltUe Damage
Yearly
Iwaaadlat*
Part haa*
| 8O.Oflll.70 |njKtOJOO
lyO0«.19
878.00
4MJ0
1,487-60
88040
1488.70
*140
4408*40
.
M4J0
88340
79940
M7840
97140
"fib t!*•••« %•Hu rrifi«(••i 4n,| |n.
ru ir
tatlull
IroMi Ro«
1mm.ka
«»•!
r* an*Itn i | In
Thr
CAM
t#i|»
I
rri:iu|rat»ci
rlrm rntAi )
*, lt,a*,l
•t»rlr«l bratrnlav aml Mill ,
Ilnur through ThuioUy
Thr •rglatrallun ,.n (!• ..|M-|.tM
llav I'MW•'«m|«*c| Without M art bo|
hltih anywhrrr lo ihr munti t
«•
«B rrpdirta Ih-1.* ahuwr.
At .Sh» mukirf. Pa . |J| i« M. h« r
will had l*r«*n on strike* f..r
wr^k rrtiiinrvl In mmlurt thr ».
g|at rat mn
Thr irrnrral arnliitirhl nf Iho*
i \ I VII,\>SM.. I a>
«/1Y | . ., . • -..it v«e| A'ltllllliatl Alton M>b
oMi’el
k»••!*•»*lr v
lo
thr
ration-
n k* • t > i i of VVaIUt « Hhrrm»n,
| l.>n l.« fAll"OlflK AllmiOlatr stor.
I lie- I tiimr ia fully al*l"vclltcd
I Oil tin- ir«|M»||a|||||ity will b« dla«
, I.
In thr lerat of my tblli»b
\|• ^hriiiiAli
lr|tl|r«l
lo
roil lliinlrrann, national price
*i'rmr i*l t ati'l , in art Fpling Ip-
lt.a ila a e 4 l l « Faa* I k o n
Naval CaHualtiuH
Are
DiHclosed
WA.SIIINGTON. May 6. ,4’.
Thr names o f 21011 officer* an,I
men of thr Navy, Marine* and
Coeat Guard who gave their live,
for th.lr country In th* fit*:
four months o f war were made
public last night by the Navy
Department.
Th# lilts, which war* l**u*d
fer publication on a regional b**U
only, except fo r nationally-known
figure*, disclosed that California
had .offered the heaviest lo***.
amoi)e the aUU*.
California
----- -- - boms addresses were
1400 given lor 488 •(fleer* and men
888 Other it*Ms with more then lOu
•» casualties among their reeldwit.
to aaral tenrlc* were Taxaa, I88|
.I .f
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.1
Mrmbrr Amoclalrd I’rrsx
British Gomm
In O ccupation Of M adagascar
Red Cross Notes
School will lx- dlalttlaanl nl 2.16
I’ M ln.lr«.| of .1:16 r.M. rach
day nr it week In order that th*
M-hool may Iw u*rd for distribut
ing sugar rationing card*.
PUahl RUTII 8TENSTROM b
^•Aaf a wadding ring!! Bat
* « t get excited b w M If*
•at? bar watWa
. ,
1908
MacArthur Visits lA»rd (,
* * F Patrai at la apoka lo th*
'
•toda«la of. Hemlnol* III,h School „ * ,F
Uat llhuraday Apr. SO.
I i , ,,
**r. McGlaab staled that lha' *, H,
n «rida
Highway Patrol
■'••ibere•Urtod thraa jroara ago. It began " * 7 K
• grasp of 10 man, and la * * 1
that war* It jraara old. Hhortly
.
aftar tl a patrol * u organliad, ft
'
banma evident that naor lao>1
ware needed, therefore the State
V *1
legislature gathered together all. t®r*-ta
5—ao<M flm weeka o t r —win find another irrrat the
traffic law. and picked the ,lu*
y m r in the history of Semin*. High School dosing. rrc>m of the crop to compooe the1 u,«rd
HrrfcU
Traffic Law*.
I "»>er
™ * » «hyB l»t«r another Senior Class will part from the
the patrol con*!*!* of'
The
portek of thin Institution where the individual member* **•Today
men", continued Mr. Me-1 talllnj
of the Class of IMS participated in the many worth-white tlinnla. "In comparing lie fln l th«t c
activities of the year r**-by.
fea_ roonth* of Uat year with Hat la
flrml three monthi <4 this wvond
The 1N1-1W school term truly will lire in the history the
rear, there waa a decreiae nf 100 wlthov
Of Seminole High. The >*irit of co-operation was client |deatha. We are proud of thle re- *1 <ch
M aD classes polled together to aid in many projects
..
Thl<
Basaarkabie has been the response of the students to the T ie speaker told of the ".pot enjoy*
maa" that I. , located In DeLand.la topic
■fh of defense bonds and stamps. Susan Klrtley, student Thl.
map of the Ktite of Florida MeGIni
director, reports over J1 .A00 worth have been purchased *** f t * >ldea the atreat and the otrlklni
bt the local high school. But this Instance hardly cite* \ •tr burnt occurs or an i n t i l la w. jr* 1
I! S WA," BONDS
AN INUKPKHD8NT’7)A!LY NBWSI’Al’KIt
V W VI »lt h
May
O-lAY—
I l,tne*e 1»«*c. for American flyi>■Ir furlrr.**. and lesser bombers
ore now available
600
mil**
In-in Jip.n'* Industrial renters
I F M a n n i n s r W a n t H T o *n>| right on th* flank of JapaC h a n e " U l s i n g S u n H ” nee i hipping lanes, Owtn tilltlmore. President Roo»sv*ll'a per*
•nnal envoy
to
Ganarallaainw
ORLANDO. May 6. (H,xxlalt ChlanrKal Bhrk. **y* In
|k*
June Amrilcrn magailna released
m
l*ln
,f
r
.
lrK
rTlr
t«
rha.
ng little ...n. nf th, H,,|n K||11 today
'• the ambition of Henry A.
Manning, |g, of Hanford. ManIng enlisted |„ th, M. rin, r „ 7 "
ri fhP
.r I30 at H# *,orra?r^
City News B riefs
J* ,,h* l‘* n»l*y Apartment* |n
Sanford with hla mothar. Ha I*
Mayor W. C. Hill today erun’
IUU#U’ > « now nf Parris lelsnd, 8. C. where
Ohio, l i l t Washington, 118, and be will laant th* uta of the rifle to Jacksonvllb In behalf of W pk
Missouri, ltj.
»
»sJ b ay b est______
ns** eoocsnilof ths CUf.
'
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_
T H E BA KFO nn H FR A LD . SANFORD,
Tht Etanford Herald
Cantlht
By XCH b IT
t )L O lf R ' i
Mlll.ltaMn I- PHAN
annv
it t t r n ir r t o v h a tk
P»f«bt< fa *A l r i i f *
in t M t K o
oo». lb* baadWf a wh o
u 'b H a r j i fo r * *
ins, ter,
(mall matters to bother with no*! real sarvleo, comas from th*
beds are to M am that they ren rnd N (m | and loyalty n i g
.
*.
der a continuous service, »* *°°tn in-band.
at on* shift of worker* *rewl*
'At midnights solemn V>W'
when tha plane* are roarlag trmlUhttaus* af that m m “ V . _ j
all probability named lor Lhrd
HlllrWough, British aamtare «
■tat* for Amerletn affaire by DaBrahm who waa then eurreyor
rtnerml for Ih* region, Ita Men
tion, on th* Atlantic, la between
Pompano and Deerfield.
BIBLE VF.H8B FOR TODAY
Chinese A ir Bates
CONQUER PREJUDICE: What
China now haa adaqsata baaaa froua urfckfe Ai*rfaan
Flying Fortran m and Iw a r borabiri can attack Japan'*
leading Industrial centers and have aatpb r w m far the
return flight, according to Owna U M — t Fraataant
Rooaevelt'a personal envoy to GeaeratlaaiMo Cbleag KalBefore I want to war I lived my ■hek.
Ilf*
In a aigned article in tbo Jane iaene a t Tire Aaeerfcan
In lultrjr mil softness,
Magazina, Lettimore, who haa apart BMat a f We Ufa in
naught
Of tht despair and sad, uncra*- China, etatea that Chink offers tlae ooaatry bonking base*
wjthin eeay reach of Japan, a manpower p n t e r tk n that
Ins strife
’_ Of thousands with whose IIves of Ruaaia, and a unique knowledge of Jepaaeei military
ft L ock s
.... asy tu a waa taught.
tactic*. All she needs Is the equipment.
"Americana
who
say
‘if
only
the
Rneelane
weald
let
* f o re I want to war I Uwk no
us use Vladlraetok' overtook the fact that China haa bates
thought,
. But heedless, rareless, dallird on within 600 mOea of the Japanese city af HapmakL and
W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN
\ with aim
within easy Flying Fortrsea range af Tokyo tartf," LattiL earn To Walk,
By JOB HENDRICKS
law not tha price at which * more writes. T h e Chinese haaaa an far hater than the
i soul la taught,
W riter Declares
\ Bor kntw the aoul* mtii buy Russian, because they an right on the flank af the Japan N A V A L AVIATIO N — High
ese shipping lutes by which eba must apply her forces in school grad sates may now quali rrnmrntal unit, projects may 1m
aa mine own kin.
pulled oat of one seetkn o f the
the South Pacific, the East Indies and Burma/'
fy to become aviation otfleer*
I Want to war—tot* out my dying
Lattlmorv
emphasizes
throughout
bla
article
that
with the rank of ensign In th* State snd given to another or
roots
Reaerva or second lieuten they may be pulled out of Flor.
From the stagnant soil th* f1e<h "when we aupply the planes China will supply the place for Naval
ant In the Marins Corps Reserve, Ida altogether and sen! to some! crowded
lhem
to
work,”
and
describes
the
engineering
feats
by
“ was bedded In
Navy Department ha* an other Stale. I f all Florida e ill-‘ llta_
I'd thought t« ftm! my rumruJ*^ which the Chinese have prepared for the day when thu th*
nounrad.
Recruiting under this tons ami organization*, on that
u<
uncouth brute*—
bombers will be ready.
now plan, which mark* th* first other hsml, accept' the reeponal-!
IfttUid' found men, an*l Ifah w I
Hat*
tha
Navy
has
offered
men
"Chungking,
the
Chinese
wartime
capital,
Is
In
moun
bill
tie*
along
with
the
opportunltt
a|a
UlAt atn U tin!
tainous country," he point* out. "It hasn't even a railway with only secondary school oduca tie* ws atand to gain much more for tha
And Liberty t I learned to kmte line, so airport* became doubly Important; Level ground lion th* chance to apply for now and in th* future— more now bounce i
flight training trading to eomFlorida’s climate la ad- taking
thy call
was hard to find. Almost the only flat place was a sand mlsakmad officer status, will be Ixvaui*
vantagsoua and will continue to Ihumptnj
. I * God's own rail to help the bar in the river, too soft for planca to land, and often cov
gin on April 21th. High school attract training projects o f all there ta
world III pain.
graduates between 18 and 27 may kind* If eneeungwd by coopers- shamed
He, God, I pray thee not to per- ered by floods.
apply.
Department u U lion and restraint: more la tha detannin
'it seemed an impossible engineering undertaking, but tnialmad Th*
■4,1? don all,
candidates will repsdvr future becses* w * have among Y<n, Y
i' Bat do not lei me f4>»e my not to the Chinese. They paved that sand bar with huge
tare* to four months training st i ■ now In uniform thousands of
aye* again I
block* of stone, each about a yard aquare (or 27 cubic feet) on* of th* new aviation Induction persons from all over th* Nation **“
—Lieut. John H- Blnn* In
ru
- ,
N. Y. Time* twenty-three hewn by hand out of the quarries. Sometimes the river canters located at tha Unlvervl- who are potential ambassadors of
riaba and rushes over the airport, but it can't budge these lias of Iowa, Georgia, North Caro good-will foe oor State. W e *** 1
,f,‘ ‘
yvarw' ago) lina and Bt. Mary*! Collage, Calif should kesp In mind two facta: V 'j, * r
massive stones. When the water goes down, the airport ornia.
Following Ihla will ta I. Enllitad man and officera wall i f u , t/
U
still
there,
solid
u»
ever.
Not
even
the
Japanese
bombs
three
months o f primary flight
M firm adverlltsa shirts so
training at a Naval Raaarve Av
ig that thry laugh at the ran do much damage to such a foundation.
ary, A friend adds that he
“ In other places the Chinese have dug entire airfields iation Raaa and abent threw
that kind also; they come in mountain sides. They make quick work of airports in months of advanced flight train
ing gt on* of the Naval Air Huwllb their aides split. —
avilio Star-Advocate. We had ordinary country. Is there a hill In the way T Five thous UOBI,
and workers—ten thousand—will swarm on that hill and LAKE LEAD8 AGAIN - U k *
that tainted Its taitons.
County continue* to hold honnn
carry it away in baskets."
the largest Chamber of Com
■■ After ths high cost of living,
Lattimore gives as an example, details of what he aa
mon*
In th* State. It haa 1,293
.tegaa and tha budgvt for war
jum ps are deducted, a lot of describes as one of the most spectacular but little known memberships, U more than the
’ BtUa fellow* are going to he successes of the war—the .raid on Hanoi, capital of French Jacksonville chamber and 9B more
1 dollar-*-year-mm. — Fort Myars Indo-Chlna, by Chinese bombers protected by American thaa tha Oriandb chamber, sec
ond and third in th* Hat
reaaa. In fact, ws may wish w* Volunteer Croup fighter plane*.
rPO RTU NITY
AND
RESW*ra before tht* thing la over,
"The slow bombers and swift fighters had to take off rOONBIBILITY—
In view af th*
at
different
time*
and
different
place*,"
he
writes,
"Fly
* Itreat-cornsr centrals and armrecant announcements of instal
■ > lr admiral* n m r won a war hundreds of miles and meet at an exact moment near Hanoi. lation* at fir* different cities In
gilt they don't |oa* them, either, It waa carried out on th* dot, the Japs ware caught flat- th* Fifth District hr th* Navy
• f Kay Waal Clllien, Well, so far footed, and huge stores of their war materials wen des Department, the following edi
• 0 AmsrVan general* or admlrtorial from th* Tallahaaaee Dem
ocrat seem* moat timely, “ There
a ls , hav* aver lost a war.
A troyed.
“ Yes, when we supply the planes, China will supply are a good many soldier* In
■fatty good record for th* liras*
Florida. Eeary now and then a
the place for them to work."
You, Too, Can
rday was the 84 th annlo f tha ending of th*
9 Indian Waf when Billy
and about H I other In
ara placed on n boat at
ffra and began tha long
ta Oklahoma whanca now
S ir
waa
InUrvliwing
Bundlci for Salvage
The following editorial from tha Naw York Ttmaa
naad watching. Whan than are
a lot af eoIdler* and sailors there
moat b* buildings, facilities and
supplies. Unci* Bam la burning
up a lot of gaaoiln* in Florida
bat b* jpaji no But* tax on it
ahd slviflan uaa la dropping with
a resultant loss In Stats revenue,
Other boaloaaaoa a n baginring ta
•offer along with tha automobile
and Ur* daalan whe art hardest
hit. Th* tourist m y la fair hut
Ui
• and. stopped to talk to on*
row are things with you!" ha
'k. I can’t complain, air,” anSd tha soldier.
II aayjrou can’t,” agreod the
• poagroaaaen are busy
days registering their diehi o f tha so-called "quickie”
t»tt— ta M u stiy,
W*Ws(
:
i ft
i f - r*saA*so
If the number of Ita nplojmea
la an Indt /. to Ita proat rlty, and
they surely are, lla rel sad bu»Inen hit lla peak In Oclober,
1PM, when they p r o
1.349.209,000 man. In August.
iJ29. th* alomp began and Ita
rale waa rapid and fierce, th* ebb
mark being In May, 1938, Hue*
which time the number of employrew haa risen, In tlg-eag
form, rn dearly tree yea r It waa
l to aom ire modem firm .*
LS
W tSJ n sX Ss
i.
?& £££?’& 'SS
Mr*. Rare
Delano HoosCvell In
left an ratal* totaling a consider- at that. At
ahl* over a million dolara of from 'tha *■
which eom th*
Preeldant wai r t W « f- t o t
willed 90 percent. With a Itttl* patient earn
careful management this and hi*1diet, and CO
annual aalary, too should help out proper room
a little with Ih* proceeds of tar my tad, tytl
‘‘Day”, etcetera and eo on.
report! any,
— ......
ror*.
On* esn gat considerable In
formation from advertlaamanU.
In
Trkt, for Inatanca, on* by th* a tm
General Electric Co. on tha nra> arid
metal, rartaloy, “ more predoua th*
tha IHamonda" there assert. Krup- ream
pa
of Germany firstmads th* nasd*
combination and th* 0. E. bought a ear
from them, meanwhile themselves mom
working on Ita prodoctlon pro- ctrre
cease* ad claim their, aucceia haa and s
brought a 90 percent redaction to hi
In tn* cost of this sire I-harden- read
ing metal and that hast year they But
produced 141,000 pounds of It.
a Jo!
-------- does
A district manager for a | U
distributing concern ervi aa*~ ‘
for figures on 3.000 gallon* of
and waa told If b* would ■
t)a ciphers maybe they cooId
MANHATTAN
NEW YORK, May 5 - (W W > ~
Tha grim clreumstancta that have
sobered world Ulnklng in recent
yanro have destroyed a yhsna
rC T y W
more starting public taste prefara performance to
heroics,
m*nt to coior. it
mort iLm
a strong personality to rooquar
tha makaaa bowadaym.
A dread* ago a crowd ylaaaav
• njoysd th* -“II
full favor of
af forfor.
mcared In, polltks, In
teratur* and even In
dint of aotna vagua
\ ffim
�t
TH S &ANFORD H ER A LD , SANTORO, FLO RID A
PAGE T R E E S
15,2til In County
Wonten’s Auxiliary
To Have Luncheon
i&l Calendar
I Register For War
1 Ralioning^Book I
Telephone M3
ttJb L tb tita frK SttA U BodM f UUm
II •iHlIaticii
Jew*! Slaughter la
Bride O f J. Riser
T U FV t\ Bapilit CfcurtS w i»
r t ib O A T
M U Ctaaa ef the Firrt
Church will wart ta.tka
a. i m e.a. *tth a™,
■■far. Mra. Winona B lip *.
. a « • « • * *? »! o *
Mr. Bnd lira. Jutian Wilaon of tor the charge of 10 cent*, which
pRlatka ware the weekend guraU ! also Include* I hr privilege of
t plMitMt.
of friend* In Sanford.
| Th- j-arty will he held fit Fri[
day aflrmoon beginning at I i'0
, ■»«* ■d u H r
at Clinton.illc,
i o'clock In the ParJ»(| llouae, ani
ii— ‘iWlrA tW' 1H tft
j T h u ra d a y , it n «
Th*
rvrn
t«*lv
.111*-t•«»« • I ..f
l»n
i*i*k*
. L .lt iu
r t lllX T
1 1># W. 8. C. W , Mr*, f. L,Clark In chargu, will sponsor thi
dcwihg aeutlon for lb* Red Croab
the Wotnan'a Club from 9:00
JM. until 10:00 noon and from
0.-06 P.M. until B:00 P.M.
Tke ricking meeting of the San
ford Garden Club for th* yrar
.will M held bl 10:00 A.M. la
(ha Teurtot Ceatrr.
Hr* Baity Harriaon Chapter,
t
o tIn i
bridge ituWMOfi ia tke rarWM beginning it 1 AO PJ(.
-ationa may- bo mad* by
mlog IBB, and muat be In
N i l a Thttudkj.
I Blade Una Manem trtt preer M ill* In a music recltbl
i Woman’* Club at 7:45
T ie public U cordially to-
2
diiit* i Li*i i
Shirley Morgan Is
Honored On Birthday
Honoring
tfielr
niece,
Shirley
i * Vickery ea Unbilled
mrty at their horn* on
ird Strict on Bbtuiday
r a - s fe V fr
■torrtogt of
tMMfaUv
v* ( m»
a i it pro-
'* *% \* <a
I*HI,
CMme
* 1 ,t t** I* i l i l r l n l old la d y
•Hf* I **hi h .i III turn
i* 111111111•iif
supply
uf
g« ! .1 I .1.0(1 Uaa.k While
« cf * i tpitiittHig to her
* *.**!- it**! rit jut m l her
Vrii§««‘*t fittm tier K*Im1*
i
The** fotura U. S. Army *ngine*r*. »bown In training at the Knginnra' Retdacement Center, Port tUiToir,
Va., where they » r » taught how to deal with barbed wire. Top. they are ahown negotiating a wire otwtaria*
Their hands are protected by hsavy leather glove*- Uelow, ga*-m*.ked candidate, attack through amok*
wreen. Training of the** engineer! la carriad out aa far aa pouiblc under condition* eluariy *ppru*1m*t~
lug actual batUi
^
f C'eatral /‘reeej j
" ( f e ll
t
1<A.i |wiUI1i | mi of
...
tin
fl o or
rnlu.ii
C-------______
Delegates Will
Attend American
Legion Lathering
• lh»* dfmu I"I 1
miiifHjiitH'h I 'l
GF.0JBREN T
vitKi L stoS
by
thi p.'b. >
any individual with
rcriprci to bi» n|M't aI Ion of or
pre*ence m autoinobiira <*f other#.I
■uch Ift» urar>ce « ill be con»tru«il
to f pply *ubjerl otherwise to all1
pmvi-ioiiw ,,f ihe jwiiic), to any
' * 1 . automobile while u*rvj, eicept In
Hi ite Davia amt tjrorpr Hrrnt co aUmst In T h r «l»v
the employ nietil uf *aii| indleiD au jfitera uf tl»e T errito ry of dual, a* plated in the precee-tifig1at Ihr Hit I Thralrr Ii»ii IifLt will ilelight thru frtii*. w
bIt, i
Ptorida held at the hmnr uf Ml pamgr ajd
Ihrm * m much in “ Dark V u tiirx " ami "Thi* D ll M.n.l
Mu
Odd Mr*. A. J. Hanna un SteriThia agieement
>■ effeettv*
Wtg Rood In Winter 1’ark FrhUy with re*per» to areldenta which I ax dlt' Wnt jtufi iaiii I ( It* riitor-T'vi ai'tri'M ItuMit \|t|i.ini(i I
(rlinir rntl
evening
occur on ami after May I. 1942, Irenl
After a business dt.ru. *i..n. and will continue for the duration
Mrs. Hanna rave an intrre.tlng of the war
t»Ik «m Florida during terrttoi
lal day*, l a p in the evening rr
freahmenl* wv>« *erred
The** from Hanford attending
jntloded Mr. and Mr*
II
K
Whltner, Mra. F. E Roumill*i n» MUM ALEXANDER CF.OKCE
Mra, Z, D. Ratliff, H n ' J I’
RHg*. Mr* Danlrl Gan*nt arul
Spring Open. Up
r<« f'rwra Fair Kh* I
M1a« Carmll* Barber.
IIKEAKFAHT MENI
Id «bi«|e*ft L»r|l*. Mil
t'lvamy Egg*
«•f •1- - 1 I ci haul low
Tno.trd Wh..lewhr»i Hr
Hhul^rh (ernMTViCoffee
Ft. Mellon Chapter
Of Society Meets
fternoM *ba eujoyabiy
playing game* on the
Stoinoff-Hartley
Wedding Annoanced
a rt iv lt ie *
i* a ff n iilix i
i**und
f o r rvwry*
M « • gr«wrn-
i| n t llA r fh«th«*t ■«,, * tolifl til COIH*
bark f..i th*- I. *t.%*- rat ton book
" a ft r i t hi
• v rn l
o« Min* w lU l
u.
i.t d rte iib r
If i it* ii I n in e
vm
.*m*
|U*v J».
Liability Insurance
For Autos Offered
Club In m* morning. Th* public
ia lavlUd tb attend.
l V f rt#uUr meeting of Senti
nel* Chapter Two, O. E. 8. will
U held in th* Masonic Hall at
7i30 P.M. to bo preceded by a
W W Md dirt rapper i t 0:90 P M
to honor bit vliltlng member* and
another* in th* 0. E. S. All
Officer* are raquaaUd to wear
ndriegl 3rrt* and thoao bringing
th* rapper are aaked to bo there
by 0tiS PJI.
TL* Seminole County Fedcratlon o f Women'* Club* will
meet In Geneva beginning
at
10:00 A. II. with
tbe
Seeilof
Council,
llgm*
DemomtratloB
Ciuba, will be boeteaa. A covered
filth luncheon will be served at
the noon hour.
!’•# »
of >i ..... - .1 i v will l«.i\ n r n u r f i l m
iati*»n i »M>lk f.«r Ih r iuttiy Juat a*
hf 11«•4 I. «r hi rn«rll ||om cvfF, IH-
ann ou nced. T h e y
* may l** «o<mrtsl by telephoning
Mr*. M. G. Tracy ha* Joal rr , 125.
tamed from a munth’* m il with
Thuar playing bridge arw a»kcd
tar aon, M. K. TVecy. ami family, . to bring their own card*
At
hi Memphl*, Tatin.
the cunrlwalnn i f the g»rnea prise*
will l»e awarded The public ha*
Ur. kiaj Mr*. T« in Krrbcr of been estetidiHl n cordial Invitation
■bar* th* Totra wara eirhanged- Sorrento weer Ihc *r .k .i,l guest*
Mlm JoanlU
Lawrence , of of A. If. K. Ldwta at h|. home on to attend by Mr* J l*- InRl^v,
general chairman « f the party. i
Perry, attended I he bride aa maid- Wrat Second Street
< f bettor. She wore a gown faahlonrd of abet] pink tan and
Mr. and Mra. Roy Brown tpeni
net fettaring a very full shirt Um? paal weekend in Melbourne
and a fitted waliL Iter ahouldtr aa tn# gne«ta of Mm Brown'*
vail waa ahell pink net and aha parents.
carried a bouquet of pink reoeg
among, Automobile IwiUiliy insurance
*
affuriling protection to motoriati
brofbtr, Wobdrow Hart,- of TaJnirtlcipatiitg in war and defan*#
tnhft bAd u.hrrt
artivitii-g ha* br*fi ruiulgticd by
_________ ~ „ j SUbghUr bnd
the American Fire am i Casualty
wraum W»nl.
Company, whoir home office is In
Uba Mary Wight au,i Mia. Orlando, Seminole County Agrnl
tin . Mtrrin MlUra, orgmaht,
are
at 1 Meade Fm «tatrd tki* morning.
■ccninwaUd by vlollnimt* l t t EMM IlutchUoii who
Tbe nimprny bIm* agreed that
Randu Slaughter of U v* Obk trading th* Florkla State Collrgr
but) l*ctt Lbwnocc.of f t r r j , n *- for Wom*n ipent th* May tlay •uch Automobile Bodily Injury
■**k*nd
with
their
parent*.
and Pnibprrty Oamftgr Liability
dend * program of Wtddlng moin au ru n re »• i» afforded under a
ate, lb* nttmhcn Inclading "TV*
Among thon*
fr.-m Kloruta nolley i«»ui-d by II will l*# con*
Old Bcfrkln", -Drink lb i t Only 8tgt* College fur Women in Tal- I
■irunl
a* follow*:
With Thin* Eg*a“
and “ In lahnaaee •pending in. werkemi
1 I n*m afire applicable to an
DraanaUnd", Th* wad-ting tnarcbwith their parent* wrr, the Mi*. tautomubilr
or h*r«l by
c* from Lohengrin and M*nd*I»- ea Lucy Boumillat, Krtua U.ut Or
nameij to*ur*N| or uwimkI or
aohn w»r» alao uacd.
n»y
and
ElUaheth
Whtgbam.
u»n
I
by
other*
for
the
named It*
Th* tfrid*, who wrka gfvtn hi
---- ——
rut p-d. wi|| be romCrued to apraarrUg* by b*r fbtb«r, whb tor*.
Mra. Ilrnry Wight II nn<| *..n t.l) , ■iibjret otherwiie to all
are epenHing thi* w.-rk a* ih* bifiona of l be tKilicy
la | |o ani emergenry u*ef by
gueat* <-f Mr* Wight** nmlhri,
or tn liebalf of any duly
Mra- J. C. Koliiniu.n, in A|Hipk*
*nii*li tilted civil or
mili
Th*y will tie luineti for the wrrl*
tary authority, in furtherrad by Mr. Wight.
anee »*f war or defena# aetisitie* again*! re*i*gniiad
Picture*) in tfe Favorite* Soe
nr iirle*
of the
Uni tad
tbn of th* University of FlorUa
*la*rd or
Fbar booh, the Semint-le, will be
tbj to any u**\ by or In befour Hanford girt* who are at
bulf
A iner lean
Rad
trading Morida Stair College for
«
( iffice of Civilian
Women They are the
Mia*.*
ibfriiM'
or
other
*lmiliar
Jtaal* fhinlen,
M»rv
M»rtii»
M*cugotie»l orgamsat km. In
Wigrick Erma
Ihiutlney
mul
fort I nance o f
inch war
Muriel k nos.
" g T g f '& 'f f i U .
| ra«i
whii *J|***nt ii|i m iw ilm l ini b** tl^Al
I h r n il.t ln r i .t of I'liv pound of
•mg .if
|«i'i
|*rr*ovi
rv try
tw o
mi*rk * I*') t H» nvi l twn months
I i»iiri-»r'i!i «l < m M iir nu
iirriflff.
m .atM k R l eontaau
M Vriiltk rtmaUAns were
nuphaalaa a May Day
lb. In the dining room
S yatr comer* of the
PM tbhle which waa em
it a targe birthday cake
la jlh k r a d whika with
DAILY
MENUS
Wednendny * Thure.
Pipeline, Other
(ias Ration Card
Plans Discussed
Will Be Issued
At Washington For Every Auto
SHE DOESN'T K N O W
ALL THE A N SW E R S. .1h j »
i/ to ’ t iv r liir ig (o /r*ocr-*
Auxiliary Of Legion
Has Regular Meeting
UNCIIEON MENI
Mra. J. W. Daniel prr.i.lr*! K
over th* regular meeting of th-,
Ornnjp* l>iaf |Ur**»
Campbofl-Loaelng Unit fin. Wun,
not Tea
rn'» Auxiliary of the Ameriraii
Halted I'mmil*
Legion at the Legion Hut »n ¥n
day evening.
Highlight* of lh* conventl»n <>(
the American Legion and the L*-l
lion Auxfllbry which will Iw hrLl
In Orlando May 0-9, were heard E
Canto weru asked to bo *mt to
two HI member* in tb* Autillary,
Bnd I rhlng vote of thank* » u
gtvra to tb* bouse committee for s .
tbe Improvement* made on the i-| teaspoon salt
.j 1-4 teaipoon while pepper
- Me*. C- W. lebill prr*mted'|.g teaspoon celery »*H
Mr*. A. IL Ford with a gift In j . j cup milk
appreeJaUon of her work a* )u-1 g uhl*.poon. butter
rnor gh^lrman. Mr*. Ford plan*. Beat eggs, n it. pepper, reiery
“ * • 40 Dunnellon t o '.,n , Bd milk. Cook in double
**y l _ M r hrtra.
boiler until thick and creamy
VRDMtnfr the bualnee* *e..i<>n Hllr, aild butter. Ml* end tn*.
B poriB] hour wia enjoye.t with „nto heated platter
Surrmmd
fv** •Bhul BJ hostess.
Tbrre » ith broiled bacon, browned **u.
were I I member, in attendance. , , , cake, or laaated frank,
Orsak* Leaf
.1 cup* flour
St Anne's Chapter
J ^ ^ „ n,„uk,nt ,",w',,r
I i'*ti
Kh
itifurniftliM ii
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tun
l l t H l l 'l
M*
I'i'lrU ltfl i|**e' llBI 4'*l
"nil l|it« talk mIkuiI ihr gun |it*■
gram mil teirig n m * s iir ) t* all
wt4'ng Afr*‘iiily huTntr»*<h uf iih *ii
havr IurI thrlr liven at ■«*« try
ing to hr trig In all the ga* itrrd***l
fur ihx war, nn«l
iui
t»«rrL»ln
Aiiiartrnfi ran *»r will a*li mm l-»
ink ll»M*r hirra tn |tri‘»rrv»' n»«*
luring rt* u«oal
"Hlitrr isitilorV
liven
■take i-VB*rv lime »
n n*
DIETRICH
f,V- MURRAY
x1
innkrr
jd> •
l i f l w n l i I hr f Sul f rtnid l and tin
pn«t, ••mi*' fif wlinrit nr*'
ftu m
H e i o i r e i minty, il i* ufitlun*
ihr ri«* *>f going
bI**w »b
*»«
i
bunrmg ■hit*
antngim*nm>
have git', to go to m bridge party
o f lull I gam# This riak ■nmild
not bo taken for any |»urp°*r
fir v M
t*» fill the riMiuifvinenla
w hkn are etutnllal to Ih r safety
o f oar ««unlryu**
,
G ift* to bear your lov# to your "Bast Girl.
8EMIN0 LE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
W l KRAU T*
BMated Carrot*
I cup* diced scraped carrot*
II cup* water, belling
1*0 teaspoon salt
I tablespoon finely* chopped mint
|. |lbi4S|IM6g F*ltlyy
1*0 teaspoon paprika
Add carrot* to water, and salt.
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lull.td. W n *1 u, T.. W
Hrovr it
In r
III
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M tifi«rig r
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el
ul
To
LUKirluui. anow ahlle
aaahablr leather tmg>.
She ll adnre these!
II
111H i
wild
T*»
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a irt
Hct -
Culopne and BubOlc Ualli.
IM »H
Wtlrinn. J K •* MB !>• t larmc r
1* 4*nUlaa at m
A t iR T H M in T T O « IIH »U »
W a k * r if U . 1m ry ¥ To R a lly
a u i . a r ir tn i
H
(Icaulliul note paper by
Eaton or Uunlaa.
a o a ro tu M
lir a ta ll. M lld r.it M. el v lr <> F
T n Fe d e ra l F a rm M o lp aa *
K a ss il, la c k C. et u* T « F l r . i
F e d e ra l Par. A l e a n A **n
B a ta *. (I. N. *• a a
To
F lr* l
feed
ra-;.
r r u d u e tle a C re d it Aeaa.
N il, L O F PA1.fl
W ic k e r,
D e re lh e e
T»
O e e ra e
irp c h a rc a
M T iir a o r a e o r w om toaum
j Okerland, M aapel J, et
aa T o
Y O W E L L -D R E W C O
DtoB^iMHBri
a tli, puierdi"
NMm * m
iv '
�m
in Tobin H urls
‘H it Game B u t
Loses To P irates
;ID/Jack Soob
SA *fO SD H B U U , 8AN F0 HP.
Defense Shop Ni
HOLLYWOOD
ALEX R. JOHNSON
■ r ROREIN COONS
The »uppleramUry el*»* In
Doit BolMiic which era* to have
ilarlfil May 4,' has Ix w po*i|»«ini nnlll next Mowiay, ’ May
11. TM* clou 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 ra n lL in tlbr clan
niuot contact tho office in order
to fill out the necessary paper*.
It hat been decided to train
four men out o f " the weMing
r lt u n ■> acetylene burner*. Thil
la ■ very raaential pert cf ahip
welding anil these men--can be
HOLLYWOOD.
Hay » , ' (W W )—The horae and llpe of a
w cile rn motie atar 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* fundamestai a* tb* diatom that our
b en . walklnr into a saloon In
quest ot * tic lit. may drink ewijk
PITTSBURGH, May 9 - 4 * 7 Ijjbis Fletcher's only hit o f the f / b r ? Us* A * Pt^T iia
f* m i a
sharp ninth
inning »T A w r r io w iu e
M i s , f t vs In* Pint** a
CMJV6LAMO idpiAMT
victory over the Boston Braves
yM rrday and tho
Buca
ad
vanced to pi thin a half-fame of
U h - i f a l e a f * lee din* Brooklyn
it cetera fan* will understand
Ihla. They may oleo take heed,
for on* * f their favorite*. Gem
Autry, I* In d in peril of losing
jV n t t f t * Jim Tobin and Bobby
■Jianr, mahln* his first start
c f. the year, boeksd up in a hurtla * duel, both allowing only eia
hjbk An i n t t paved the way
f ig .the ***** wtnnln* run the
PliaU* pushed aero**' In their
Cpt HIm r * . H cKm ik, Gm m '*
if>K Iniliuetur will have eh*rye
wrry, 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 o f the Autry picture for lieinl « I Mias Mr Krai !e (tie name'*
trial.) I* a trad 1tion-uDsetter by
nature. 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.
Her motier end. dad wan shew
folks. Her did. Bob McXntic.
•Ull plays moustached sheriff*
and the Ilka Her sUtrr, HU,
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 first movie when
•he was 10 weeks old. 8Le played I
flrtpla
naan'a Infant
Adiehiar 1
Gloria flws
Swanson's
infant dtughter
—and Glnrida would be surprised
to m o her baby now: a luscious
brunette with astounding eye*
and much els* that Is considered
photogenic.
“ I eat my first tooth on ■
■•vie aet," say* Fay, but denies
that this waa accomplished by
weOeyy-chewin*. "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 IK tie 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
n it k * l third on RIatts' single
f d t IdCUtd FAdJ
U ,. M id i scared. Tobin had ' »
p o w n rr -ma u u j
chance to send tho Braves ahead
O f.B O 0 fd U g R
nearly cam* through, S tj
Mfriln making a
sensational
catch of the veteran
pitcher’*
dryva toward right cenUr,
rpasey Stengel had no fewer
than 17 playara In the line-up
a d 'b e mad* an effort to halt
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 Ihtrr, the
American
le t p ii't
C g fin r t , Martin’s sacrifice and leading slugger, turned In a perdedjgfaiby WaedelL
fart performance at the puts
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 games,
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 Fenny,
lh* Indians oul-hlt Ihs Hockrrs,
19*11, and were supplied srllh
t ( « W . rw*c « i
iff
Doerr Leads Boston
To Win Over Indians
League Standing*
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
Harder,
CVvltiPOBep wesdeo
UP Ado WAd-mo B/ fio
<CA+ LAST SBASod, 4oW
O n d o H iM AuMd Hits.
c j m s o * c < TtAJU
Atcu, encAlep t~*vr .vcrrtMce*.
oietd s^toruc*; o u x e s tax
srxidtv a *jo
so uncn ii/n'cntMtttr
CaUBLAAO -TSAA ( l i t
f i U f t -£
Federal Market
LEGAL NOTICES
t u p : c iitn it ent mt o r Tint
m >t i i i i n i i tu . ( m i l i t n r
ri.oituiA. i t %m > ron until.
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AlAflKCT
lir.ANN liu II pr T • rwfsff P*9*.
at an sr.ru
l«. fin r ) |1 ! • - 1 7A
C IN riN N A T l. May
8- (JTi f*sir» dlfrrfFil I t‘Afi
HlifCTIt- I n .| ||un l k r - 4 U H « I I » r
Thl« >c*r over $2,000 will be paid In dividend* to
fs r i irrlfwl Is 9*1.A
T9#-I|
Tha usually
doefle
anclnnati
One Billies sad Three Hun Eanfonl property ownern, insured with tbli agency on.their0
KldllfllDA H
I'A llH A iJ E Ton, bu lk . I I I H t I M
Red* ripped off I I run* In the
rtiMfly
( ‘A l t l t i r m
I)., i |iun
lt e > U «
llu
dred Million—T a m paid Gov’ t,
fire, windstorm and automobile insurance policies. ’
fourth Inning
rtsUniay
and
I dug, fair law h*1
f I pr II m M S ,
194t, by lltjBor Industry.
!»•■! niD«lt|
relUd on to i IB lo 4 triumph
I'K Is flllT
d*» * !• *, I I M l i i
1H tit#*,
Thin money aUya in Sanford and Ii spent with our
C K I.IU n
iis s ii * <‘r a l » R
1122- ivsr tho New York Giant*.
XX*m
tH
Tho M g Muting, during which
merchanU, doctors, dentliU, given to our churches, chari
CskwI. C dftB
m
U I I K H A - I I h IIpr, «Hd. to ftp .
the Rads* entire butting order
I'AUKe l‘g»-Rl. IT I
I 71 • ( • •
table societies or invested In U. 8. War Stampa and Bonds. ,j
I H das
within two
■]K A 1 * K F I ir iT
Hey■ V. M. Com b,
If n
lit i* | l.U
Ka I Jtefl*
m
major
Our policies o f Insurance s n acceptable to life Insur
• 1»«
most scort*UT T t ‘ l *|ge- 1V 4Bf Vi.
Ir*«l
I f * b * rg ,
ance companies, mortgage loan associations, banka and aV
tug in n slQgl* Inning.
«g l i l t As, f i l e M. |l.le
governm ental agencies.
0. n. FARRELL. Owner
DNH INK—|»ui (lun |l« Mf
OKA MURA—llna If. ft. Cwm*. tU .
HAVK T O STAY PITCHED
Phone
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lU g e
Y ou will not be sacrificing safety for ahvinga.
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J W FE R 80N CITY, Mo, May
P K l'P M H ft - I I m If pr
#, IA>)— HU la highway patrol
I’ AkMl.AsY ~Dn* II ispi | * e (9 * i
trot ear*
ears
(i J T A r o K B — llM H * r .
Ked
BU S*.
line The
Ilitl.lt
r**»on: the hlgkeruy patrol n»
IIAliiniiam —iu i Us* ItcIS*
H4JIA.HH-IIU llpr CslUw ereeha longer ran afford to tour up lu
I ae-i n. WMie ii ts.l t*
ear*
pulling people
out uf
nqiixail—S llu lu ll fsscy CWew ditches.
MAYBE
sell* II ii tie ll.l*
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tr
11314 Magnolia AYg
TtiMATrittn- l i u ih, O tles. ord.
Mu v V A m
New Hamp*hire has.two square
(soc). W il ts * Lews IMS
UVnTtSMOIl-IB It |h. t'srtows, ti*
KUiltIDA M dot
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Your Car la
ited U n d e r
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Today!
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BALTIMORE.
May h—(A V Wlthout any fanfare whatever,
Shal Out, the Kentucky Derby
hero, arrived Monday al Plmlico, were hell Iry Hat unlay to
pick up another rich pun* in the
Praakncs* stake*.
Two |aw-hc*d*d IllUa boy* In
rsggaa overalls, a
black
and
mbit* mongrel pup. and a hand
ful of photographer*
and
re
porter* were Ih* only ones on
hand *a l MlWashington
lo
greet Mrs.
I’eyn#
Whitney’*
SEM INOLE
D RY C LEA N ERS
mas
P P R ?
Derby Winner Will
Seek Preakness Win
Let Uh Keep Your
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do Quality Work.
ARCADE
Package Store
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ENGLISH
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHI'AI'KU
EaUbUabod la 1M 0
*Brady And Smith In
Close Race For Se
cond Place Runoff
With E. J. Nelson
SAN K )lll)- ll E IIA 1. D, W ED N ESD A Y, MAY 6, 1042.
,Mann And Overstreet
Green Is Leading,!
Hendricks Wins
For Congress
Sebring,
Matthews,
H. J. Overatraat Hr. amt W. II
Dalkard had a c lo u race with
lha outcome In doubt until Ihe
1 (Inal preel nr La w e re ta.
Final
unofficial return* •bowed Dal-
lard leading Ore n t reel by two
Vote* In lha two elty precinct*
but Ore retreat led by 111 »ote*
U 0b* county precinct*.
I -2?_*5!
IftO rto A lf.
- ■'* JVhgS BthHdg taftUd the coun
ty >lm oit t v » 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 front from the
*u rt 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, fla t ! unofficial return* in
Utla race gave Ufa. Lyman 1287
and Mr*. 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. Salih. Mr. Brady ran
third with 114. In the epunty
Mr. Neleoa had 318 to I I I for
Mr. Brady and 149 for 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. Moss carried tha
a county praelneta by 488 to 401.
P The total voU la thla race v a t:
Mr. Mass, 1148| Mr. Laonardy.
IMS.
Mr. Ballard, too, waa more
■aeeaaaful la Iho d4r than In tha
J A ( K S O N V Il.I.K . M ny fl. l4V—
Ki|. K. A. i l ^ a l (ire en aaa Ural
ImUy In ■ field lit t' ur for Flor*
id ,', nrw aixlh ronyrraaiorml M at
In the l,etnncr»tlc |,rim «ry yealenlny. but n runoff with Karneet O e e rs lirrt uf M iami, wa* Indiralrd
Ridiert S lk n . n( ( i r » l * l r « , l‘ al
Cannon,
d r Irk - n f
a im (h i*
p r im a l y
t r ie l*
o f M ia o u , a n d J im * U r n Ik r [-and a |i|> n rr n ll> had
n o m in a li n in t b r f lr e t
in I h i i f n * ,|M - ,U r e ilia -
Fnr (he Supreme C ourt 1.1 IM
of 11 HO iiirein rl* in (he atatc
f i r e II. I, Sehrir>£ lid -O O i vote*,
T . T. T u m b ril l l / . ’JK
Fnr -on(rcaam an-al-U rire I 11»7 prfcinrla
paea Barney Cohen 14.292. lx*«
Green OH.*08. Ka rncmt <>vrr»trt*’ |
55,051, and W sllscc Tcrvtn 14,-
{* 0
11OH. precinct*
h.
L. B w e fv r *O.S83.
cave
II.
M.
C O N C R E aS S
STH
f
DIHTBICT
Kanfoid Vo 1
Hanfunl No.
la k e Monrwr
Atnvh * 1 T a r t e r
M t- I'molm
HlfS.-WIItuir C Kin* l l , 7 « . ami Ovled.. '
For Kallruad Cmnmiaainn Group
one 101(1 precinct* * e » r
K. J
Davla 2D.RHI. Fuyene k l i t l h r a i
T3,fl0.1. and C M S tew a rt 28.631
U C Cm flnn, a form er mem
her o f (he State lw (la la tu rr from
another county, will a*ain take
a hand In nw Win* State Le*l*lalive hUtory, thi* time frum Dr*,
vard County, retuma from 20
ireclncta out o f the cuunty’a 17
ndleated laet night, l ie replace*
Noah Ilutt, who did not eeek re
election.
-
(Irneea
Chuluola
Gabrlella
tx x if wooil
la k e Mary
Altamonte
Fnreat City
Slavle
F em Park
O areola
Rear Lake
C ity Total
County Tutal
Grand T otal
L e g is l a t u u i
GROUP »
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 Bute* 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 vnt regl*trant* In lb* third
raft*tration, but oecupaUmal pa
per* have not yet bean **nl out
I Ha
t
With Five Precincts
Missing, 317 More
Votes Are Needed
O t r-rs trrr l
.epponent by t i l vote*.
An<l
'John 1-n.rwrdy m
drleatml l.y
a narm— niaraln when I. II
Uann polled l i l t U> 101U
Jap Landing i'artieK
Take Fort After 28
Days Of ('eusclcss
Air And Ia»nd Fire
Hospital L a m e s
Four To One But
Is Defeated
Leads Opponents
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 o f the' quictcat elections
thia acctlon has seen in muny
years. E. E. Brady ran third
in a race which »nw E. J.
Nflion, Jr. leading hi* n o r o t
Member Associated I'rens
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 _
LEGISLATURE
clour >.
Hanford J
Sanford I
M ono*
ad a u t o m n u f i have PaoU ...
laatrortod that lha failure Oviedo ..
Geneva
Chuluola
GabrtalU
k S M tM .TH N
'1 a i »*
—* V It till* resistance In I hr
ItrltU h occupetlwfl » f 'I * * *
■ a era r l* regard III in dl|ib*
Mol lr firclrs a* sr» acl e hi* h
might be ro n *lr«rl a* hu-iilr
tn the t nlted N aioin * llrm e
(he ba-is fur s m o*r agiln-t
the
V irh i r**ntrwllr<l
hn-e*
flanking ikr Panama t ua>
ha* Isrem laid
Ih r
I riHr<l
State* *I« m«I read *
fur
any
w r*tern hrmuphrrr irp rrtu *
• i ^**. hut
ih r fr
I 'r n t l
M irrrnilertil to
l.imlmir imrtlcn to*
,l.t\ nt!«*i -S ilitt •» n f cmiACle x I >■,1,11lit I tIlKI’llt
Tht? W a r
lirpat tniciil hiiiiI U*rm» arts
Lriiijf aiTMiiK'i'il i-m rrinir ihtt
i upiliiU* i«*n »*i
t h«« Ulantl
1■*rt i'ii Muntin tli«>
A n irfii nn ami 111 11it in* do*
Irmli’ l - 1»i tin -Itultl n ill tin*
Stiffer
l! " l itm in riilin f on It v high r «l*
A ll hough the vole rclu ally c a ll I t»f •uphill* liming
urn timps
In j
was nrerw l elming iy in fa v o r ° ( f rein Imile County, •- P i .
icrUnwi
tire IssUarMre nf rn nddltfofiiJr l)am r, director of
the
local
|80,tk>o worth nf tHimls for lh« llra lth Unit, tfalry n p lt m r t l In
construe linn of a Seminole Coun Ki^snian*. the
net up
of
thej
ty lump ltd . the pmlert seemed Unit and how It hriprt* to pm*
to have been ilr lr d n l by a nar Irrl t it iir n * fn»ro gettin g ron- \
row w trgin Unlay as the total larNiua diseass* by curing those
iT o tr. with five county precincts mho sre afflicted.
•
if still missing, w *s ,117 short o f Iha
"U \ n M) |»errenl of Ihr r,,|oir*| |
I necessary 1MT.» vutrn m aking 51 people in Sanfonl I o r >yph(||*,|
percent of the freeholder*
in.| tf ymi havr fi.fjWI firgn tr* |
O f the m l f i so far tabulated In thi* city, then you can fig j
U42 were in Isvor of the hospital lit* I h eir arr '£.Tort u r n m 1,»* n !
with only *45 against
So
far Ari l thi* I* |u*t « h it you h «u
th e ir arr £\ blrna vote* whirl y«.t
lr
•lute,| The figu re o j
ran 1** inLuilrd neitbn
fur
or I hit hi r |h It t he * ir 1 1 if r i ri the
agairi*t tht project !*ut which are | si 11' u kirh ID I Inme re%ei*lr*l^
addni to the tium lvf
of
fre e * i< ttl I’fiv r n l
( «itfil,mlirig Thi*
holder* voting
» i | i *tlon
thr ilortoi stain I Itn l 1
The precinct*
nf
<oddenrud, 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 Fein Park d ill la d twit
The i ate ■rilling « h*t» proplf
I been heard fruuo to-rly this af- In S«*mim»le fou n t v »• not k
n
( trifiiaui on the results o f the 111 J| the at Sir a m *gr II a * » sm*I t.i
hospital vote 11 i* not thought, |*r f ,iur out or n r r v |iN* M cii.ti,
however I hat H ere hmuIi I likely I k U ii'i • vph lllv thr unit 1 fT*ia
|h- ■ufflcirnt vote* in these pra- all i"U taglcni* d i*rv «r «
\i « n
1 rm cls to push the total up atMive Cent tidirrrulA«|» clinic
'** pet
I thr rrouireO
* " " « u r n 1 trulwl, sml ‘ r i m a,
j
The vote m Sanford on the hog- the rr«c a » r r t found.
il
o s*
I in la I i-sue was 7oo to I2A w ith staled
j l' l blank htllota. The t*,te am ong
Hegurdmg the tritnitooi mt u*n of
the county precincts so f^r tabu- |M‘I oo| rhlhlrcn, lit
H im r
tlf
j lalei| a a* 242 for the hospital and f la ir ,I that over IVKI *h('hthrrl^
i 122 against. (Jail v Paula, Oviedo |hnt*, '.‘Do typhoid shot* amt over
• and Cnuiuuta vutert agsinai tha,IJJfH I iin altpn j n rd srtlA M a mviv
1 hoBpItml
. "w
l^frrcn duHnr April Y*n prmpU
are em ployed hv the unit, wtiirh
tin i|o*rt»if d ra m bed a*, "*on ir
thing that you have and *omr
thing you 1^aill i ti«*m| " Thr rim
player* include n •« nits ry
rn
fin e r r, five m ump * a ■r-rrrtafi
and thi rr » f tnulard * I ! i
I tain**
Intrml tirrd
hy Hr
I
T
(tear
WASHINGTON. Me* fl idh
President
K i
Harper
an
Senator Andrew ■ .aid yr*tenla>
hr hupcl to get Senate appruv.l nounced that a k i«« n | i boomsored
•hi* Fumntrr nf leglilation tn au i essay contest at Hrmtmiir High
thorite up to |10,000,000 of Fed, School on t ie subject, *'My Ktj
ral pryment* tn Flnrld* grown. ' ture*\ had drawn IS entries The
» h » » * cruve* were ln]urv<l In Ik.* eaaays were u - f m e l to the v«»
Ayileulture IWpartin*ln'* ram rational (iulilrncr Committee for
I'aign tu eradicate the Mnlitrr ■election o f the t*eat ll K | i an
nouncnl th sl lle ih Harnum. di*
i anean fruit fly I i year, ago
the
K 1w a n i•
The mea.ure hed l-wn a p p ro .e.1 Iflct-go vei nor nf
would
pay an o fficial viait to |hr
bv the Seriate C laim , ( ..oin otle.
A * l»lm * S »l»iH iu n ltlrr Ha. re r|ub n ett *re k , and slsu thal I -I
lomniende
. Kn Liar ntra.ur. n< fnmiu Ashton of t ie Jar k non f die
Nsval A «* I - •rt would t*e the main I
the Houle
Andrew tard he w *a watchiny ■petkr.
John He Iyen of i hr Key Club waa
for rn opportunity to rail up
the bill for Senate action under present as a guest arul read his
favorable condition*, l i t pointed i W i n y nr» **What inter Am erican
oul, lowertr. that ■ Senate v«»tr Conferences Mean to M r Cmjn- !
at any tlm* *lne* the bill w a. try.M Other guests were K J
reported out by the committee in Mtbon, Jr,, and W altrr Amieraon I
tM it ia lH
I*
hi ic im i Ii t
. .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 nIf hi
i fih1 ib,
1,1pMn« »r h«>t Uefun m
’ biti.lttur ‘ Ita< t," nil I Virrri idor,
nr.I U , - Inin* i . ii f,jn i tl I hr resist*
..I., i- ,-i ............
W h in s
j*Mih I *m| ii f•>! him munition sral
.fMi, i i i -t.it,i U mmImi nim riil had
i« grim, ottw
" ( H ’l t r r a l
t lm l
nU »ul
no o f f l r l a l
irtikdmg
IIMlli sllon
*»f
** h ■|
rn>o i *
might l»c in ofdri
i f Ihr ITr itl*h |h,Iit » of *ri#
leg I h* l rrlirh m illtai 1 h*-i b rf**rr ihr t i n Is - t »h»n*r
I*, f t ah thrm
mi*
Gas Consumption
!Will Be Slashed
50 Percent May 16
j WI*H Order Includes
j Florida
Fust Of
1 Apnluchicoln lliver
ofuM er—1
doatruyoil
defenaea
rnla. pill
to, HILa -
Srnaie Aouroval
On Med-Flv Bill
Is Being Sought
Januery would have meant Ita re
lection, lie eald no new t--wn.lt
lurr* eirept thee for the wa,
could get much *up|Miit i„ ih.
Senate now.
S t a t e s T o ld T o G e t
R id O f S o m e L a
(>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!»
(I3J
—
WASHINGTON. May n iAi
High defer)*# cfflelale told (he 4*
Mate* 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 o f
defenaa trarupdrtation. told a eon
frranc* o f Governor* and their
repreoenlaUrea that ha bellevr.1
c
moat State* could and would * , . .
j
tha reatriftiona voluntarily. But
, • *" *<>»* CMa*. ha aakt, thla might
am ii m l i uttiwl Hip liulk **f ih tlr
iii.urin i»ti Siuitgp ft.
with
the
f»i jiii*- I Mg r | t hr Host'll works
wikuh
i*H *■r
i>i ikIum' a
mugriPtiNPM «nd
r|p« ti ii m1 P4|uit»niPfil
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
S tiflin g*, vahlth carry rig ii tolls
of ianmlis rich, wrnt «ifi to stuck
thr SkiaU works in
whst was
( ‘in ho Slovskis. Befors ths w*r
it tor ■ thi* iKiifvl Isrgrst arms
plant In Kunmr, grut today It li
l.irilt- ltd J K I j8tot ini. Its i sA|i
• nr .if thi* niMin 8«urrrs o f th »
n ffk r r o f the
Uniteii
Htvtr*
(tprnmn liirny's hrivy guns Slid
Arm y, it s lf d v«*te rd «y nftrim>Mii
(snk
that "e v ery th Ing
looks
(irvlty
v v rioiiiim Mcrrennl moat o f
good »o fa r " , s.» he w n making i thrII pm
largrts. in th«t full nbMMrrvSan inspection nf Ike It at lining
t to n nf results w g i impossible,
Board and tkeferur (Council
■
but i*fir » r||.Informed source dtup i t ths o fffca st the Arm ory.
- I l l »ay one thing,'* the Colon*! r|*rf<! rimflilsntly: **Whsn lhost
bombs
« t are using now Kit,
remarked, “ You hive s gwni man
i t tht head here." rsfering t4i A. •omrthing givos."
P. Paterson, secretary to lha Itstldilnff 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 landed to
"atnaah
lha
which hate), out panaara, U*
WASHINGTON, May 8. (AA— and lha luftwaffa."
Prealdant Rooaevalt prafarrtd to
withhold comment yreterday rn
the BriUah occupation of the
■Iralogic French Uland of Med*,
gajear, but ho
did___
tallI a prta*
_____
■
re ai■*** ' S
km 8
kxua 8 French
ho
thought
ao reported heading
Ian Ocean Uland ap4 pat oat from i w r
Member Of Jury On r '''1*’' ____
—
Evanw Case Is Sick DefenHe Set-up Herei
ATLANTA. May 8. IAA— After UnderfroeH Inspection,
HOSPITAL BONDS
Sanford No. 1
Sanford N m 'S
of
itaU i
* i•fi both
*t i*tis«n
■alaa will ba aaeaadJngly email In
many coon lie* of lha aUle. 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 dear majority In
mnee than eta hour, <f uuetllon
ing li«lay the aeleetlo,, ef a Jury
to try Hiram W. Evan* wa* romplrted only to have Judg* V. 11.
Moorr announce that a Jurru.
ehoarn yreterday had heccmi elclT
Even*, a former Imperial wltard
of thr Ku Klui Xian and Atlanta
aephall dealer, la aeeueed of ten•plrlrig to dafraud tha elate nf
large auraa of money by Ih* tale
of tend and aephall to th* Georgia highway deparlmenl.
WEATHER
FLORIDA
tonight S a l
City News Brief}
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TUB SXNfORD HBftA
►Lombardi Homer As Braves First Place
DERBY WINNER?
Win
11
In
Succeulon
______ _
inmph In 5th Successive Battle
,
CHICAGO, Mar I. Wl—-Homo. ninth with a iVmb
| > n M by Buddy a ramp and Emit Ml on» ool i f lha
Lombardi enabled lha Boalot
*» ? « • £ * .
Brava* t o W lha Chicago Cab., ^ u ^ t b a ^ S ^ ,
a ta t, behind lha flvc-hll pitch- P aT ^ th with n to
: la< aI Jim Table, who turned In S S t a S l r i S S l »C
. hla Slid victory of lha m
*aa*on. „ „ |Y\ha fourth a
Tba Drarea mad* right bit* oTT
Cfkud* 1‘aueau, nop* of which
" trmi produced by th* leniallonal
> Frollan Fernand**, who previous
ly bad mad* eight hit* in a tww.
Qrrmp homarad-ln th* :Tth
’ Inning and then dnrr* in HiiU
- with th* Braraa* third run In in*
HOLLYWOOD
Br
PHILADELPHIA, Uty 1. (JP)
*—Th« Cleveland Indian* n o .heir
l i f t itralghl cam* y**lcrriay—
baallnc tba Athtel lei, 8-1—at’ though M*>. Lent Houdrtaii dieregarded a baeaball tradition .lot
. **a- break up a winning eomWna1 lion.
Boudreau beached Ceoterfteld-
HOLLYWOOD, Mar t, <WW)
-'MU* Dolly Delieloin, a fiction.to •o»e of lha actual dear* la
a* deliberate a* poaatbK Uraa
aait door to Mb* Daley Delight,
a fleUoaal featured player ditto.
Dolly and Daley work at the
*ama itudio. Polly got there fln t
Whan, from tine to time, aha
look* ever baa prafaaelooal do
main and contempletee thoaa s-pItarte who would challenge bar
reign, she ranniiy telaet* Daley
t r Roy Weatherly, w kf drora. In
Dodger* Obtain
b o b b in c o o n s '
fetr rune Wadneedey with a'
double, triple and home run, In
favor of Boater Mill* when south.
p*w Herman Baaa* started on th*
mound for th* Athletic*. Weetharly bate left-handed while Mill*
■c» n*hS?tEa$tTWH.~-" m n y p a r
took Ilk* a mastermind hy driv
ing In twa run* with a ting)*
with th* beta* foil in the first
DKTROIT, May I. ’(Ah-The Inning. In th* filth Mill* drove
>— rlean League pitching career la a third run with another tingle
'f Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe— ta tab* balling honor* for the
oo without naralbl In th* last
decade for *h*cr brilliant* and
contrasting mlhark*—cam* to an
end ye*l*rd*r when the Detroit
League Standings
Tlgrr* told th* 10-year-old righth*~**c to th* Brooklyn Dodger*.
While th* purchase price was
••adlacloeed, til was reported that
Larrv MaeHu 11 peeled |15,000
In $15,000 De
JOHN IL
PARKINSON
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tie ■eouwrw
murajtma/ uw A r c a r o ,
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'record of i f coneacullr# victor, 0*1 rail It T .fit I'fcll.
loa, was starting hi* tenth teaaon lUHion a « .«•* i-hioRo i ii tea
TMalta f n l n l i i
with Urn Tiger, and'a few der*
New York I. Bl. loala *
ego defeated th* Chbago Whiff
Ixiroli
I. Beaten I.
Box for hi* Ion* I t t l vkiorr
* <lavalae* *, P*IU4*»ki, l.
Only one* In hie career did he
ffclrtgo *, Waeklnctan 1.
hare a 20 vlctcry aeaaon, but be
compiled a remarkable record of
10S rtctorle* and 02 defeat*.
l i a r . Your Clock* AMI
WatchM HcpalrW By
Om
A
Who KmOr
' Know*
Haw
. B R IG G S
financial palter,
JuW tpg.-tBa .aiMalasUaw
IF TOUR TA1TB DEMANDS
THE B U T U
• LIQUORS
•SCOTCHES
• WINES
B E ' BURE' TO V !» n
WASHINGTON, May I, (WW)
—A cheer fag tba American Uni
versity'* public relation* depart
ment and Praf. W. D, Boutwell.
They hara placed on tba Prvsident’* desk a ripping tan-point
Indictment of lha writing la gorernment communication*. It la
th* reault of ftra yean tf study
by lha department under direc
tion of Boutwell and B. P. Brodbuky,
Tba wont fault el all, u p the
report, la that aeatencea in gov
ernment pronouncement* are too
long. They average from IS to
■0 word*. In good government
writing (the Office of Fact* and
Figaro* ‘‘Report to the Nation"
and lha President'* own ipeachea
are cited) length of sentence* ia
IB to 11 weeds.
The next wont fault I* “too
much hedging) too man? modifi
cation* sad condition*! eiauaaa
and phraaea." Ah, that* 1* th*
fine hand at lha poltUtlan and bu
reaucrat—lha fellow who always
want* to leave * •> loopbeta, ja*t
In rmae.
^
Next ecm* the weak. Ineffec
tive verb*: “ 'Potnl out,’ *indicats' and 'reveal' at* the weak
read* on dhleh nuav a govern
ment aantanca laant."
To* many aantanca* begin the
earn* way, especially with “th*."
At that paint, th* aathotr* toned
«ff a nifty i “A eratonc* begin
ning with the' is Uka a day be
ginning with a fag." Tp prove
It, they cited aa abrtnua para
graph of Hr* aantan* •», our o*.
■Inning with "th*". OlW fault*
included us* cf paaaiv* tenms
and Indirect phrases to th* at
tempt to be Impersonal) over-
Nary Knox, J. Bantow
*f a cow• Ittea of *a
pointed to study th* ears
(■pelted St rereadit. a*
Capable
»l*if MA Ooop
IMtflol “St MO A<S
s-fXPte. PA**nK
wiu-BC^rs
MMMr-Thlf
WASHINGTON
TO CONGRESS
national affair*.
k. Aggraaalra pyaaacatl** fd
.wart attach an wall a*
(ism . Our fatten** . i
•panto at faBcnpaclIr
mast net stow far a M
day hacaaaa af dlapwtee
. ; l * m amplerera aid.
C*VOR oft SAJf
cor.MtedTXge-
aweet, long tinea ha* made a
mentnl note: "Sam* day IVl go
ing to ahoy up that DalkUea
dam* fer th- ham aha la". Dally]
and Daley an lha beat of friend«,
In a gentle rat-throat *ort of
way.
Wall, Dolly and Daley art go-|
Ing to ere a lot more of each
other than, hi the old dart,’path
would hara chosen. For them th*
gcod-ncighhor policy ha* been a
lirautlfuF theory. Whan Dal*/
took that house *h* couldn't af
ford In that no-rlght neighbor
hood. Dolly gushed with linearity
worthy of a Nippon*** pear* en
voy: "If* itch a dear quaint Ut
il* pure—If ycu Uke qualntnaa*."
Dolly cooed, too, that *h* atway*
thought
neighborhoods
Trust
worthy
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
By MRS. ERNEST HOUHHOLDEN
Crultar Cincinnati and be* been returnT
promoted to Petty Officer. HU Money U lha chalpost commodl■ddreu la Robert Duval Jamaica. ly in America to-dar- uoleu you
V. Division, U. 9. 9. Cincinnati, haven't any. And U you haven't
rare of Poxtmaitar, New York, any, ,ur* it won't hurt you to
N. Y.
'
vote for this Hospital, and If you
Mr. Joseph Jamme, alio hi* * have some, t» what better uee
nephew, Tom Jtmmet, Jn the routd you pul ItT
Navy. Tom J* a Hanford boy and
---------a Chief Officer on the U. 8. 8. George Talbot of Oytado wi*
Cf pell* which was torpedoed some on* ot three lucky boya to b*
time ago la Nsraraneott Bay. Hi* cho.cn from Ihla aquadron at
parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Loul* Jam- Jackson, Ml**, for Radio Training
me*, realda now In Jickionvllle. and sent to Savannah, Ca- Oeorga
Tam1* father, I*>ul», I* from Too- liked It fin* at Jackson. II* aald
lea**. Franca, and Ctme to San-1 lb* people there were wonderful
ford whan a little boy. Louie lived to the aoidian and proved Uielr
fpT many ywrs at IIS Wear
“ ‘
FOR
CONGRESSMAN • AT • LARGE
HIS PLATFORM
Ing IL Bern* day," sweetly,
fooll know the h r ef playing
rola with depth."
Daisy chuckle*. "Depth, dear?
af fried ebilhaa Flats ad it) aid
rood old gruvay. Georgs'* new addr**« li P rt. Georg* M. Talbot, cornea III be a* locky,"
fidtk Bomb. Squadron, Savannah
■Lucky!" coo* Dolly- “Why,
Air Bata, Savannah, Ga. Good for ■west, you're in picture# aren't
you, George. Hop* you get lota y e n !"
of gravey, too. In 8*varmah.
And h , happHy. through the
etudl* gate go
‘ la our Initial column of Mar. ________
. '*r heroin**,
IS wa bad h v i of Ralph Mu** they'll endure each other for tho
who vraa reported c t that time duration—of th* Urt*.
ta being aat ■aemewbere' on th*
IB b* of math Pacl
I. Speedy, rtelacisaa proasea Ilea of the
war.
1
S. Outlaw by laiUUthm strikes and
terkawla la war tadacfrlaa, traaopertsllon sad raaoaealeatlMU far
durit/m, with a Uailt of profit* ca
war caalr*cta< rampalaary legal
HE PROPOSES
1. RcdacUca at Iraaspatialka, talas l’M
•attic# maw aa fartowgk.
Defense £
name, lncldantaliy
», Matchtog Federal foeda t* aaaara
. rail achaal tdrm to lM »-4* . Ra-
ALEE R.
Loot* Janunaa. Y
him la c m af hi
V, Jamme*, Paul
dated ga* tax ravtwaaa make thla
taper* tNa. <
i Matching Federal faada far p a t n l
relief pregrxa to Dectda. -.
4. Federal partInaa af malarial* to
keep amall war plan to to apacatVm.
L U tk k tb w to m m atnla aa aato-
Wa had n~mu# cbucki* th*
other day when we rva aeroai lUa
comment cf If. C, WRwer'i on tho
•abject af hither
cduc»tlon.
Quot, i _ "Collegmbbcwd refer* to
aomathing which require* a fM|C
amount of dough, la teldwR
•alf-raUlng and utuallr prove*
to ha nothing m an or las* than
a four-yaar loaf." Now don't get
locatton . U; yoa ear
« can't. AtH m*nr
Interests
s5Cu»riT,c S nn
Allegiance
Mat of
writtan
wxy of
HIS AFFILIATIONS
M
TTP
i i rrpt
SB
A NATIVE
mo HAS
Bs
I k State
�1
ttm im ktr I f f M
fereii
A D im * O u l o f
Every Dollar io
U.$. War,Bondi
AN INUEP&NDBKT DAILY NEWSPAPER
HANFORD L’RAl.D,
INDAY, MAY 4. 1942.
n ta e h
T o
a c k
War Department Ad
vises Chamber Of!
Commerce Proposal |
Is Put On Record
Nads Are* Re
ted Killed On
ingrad F r o n t
Stalin's M en
Member A
W
I’r o w
ith in
D o o r,
NUMBER 196
3 &
B o r d e r
M ile s
O f
Threat Of Encircle
ment Faces Burma
Defenders, U. S.
Hanes Itaid Lashio
Gas Goes Down River to Jacksonville
CHUNGKING.
May
4.
! AP)
Ch|ne»e Iroupa fought
f l m r l j through the nig ht 1 0
mllr* i*p Ihr
Burm a
rued
ffi rn L**hl<* to * l r m the J * p •nr*e dr M in i
' m s r d China,
while the flrtlUh on lb# Al
lied flank before India drop
ped back •In» I ji to prepared
• Ch inese row mo >
nif|ir rr|H«r1rd l"d a » .
Gcrmanyi reporting lU
u»e of a
pipeline from
I by th e to
K nfnrrf and than, bjr
bombers raided Alexandria
k a Tb aa rmgpe *a down
the
Bt.
J o h n i River
on the Mediterranean, claim*
n
,
. i V- Ja c k s o n v i l l e
l»
undei
co n-'
fe d the linking of a 10,000P r e c i n c t s •i<lcrallnn by l i e O ff ice o f t h * j
n i . C h i e f of E n g in e e r * of the U nite d'
toa Britiait cruiser and six
UU t t a i n W a r l)ep <rlm ent at Waih-|
convoyed ship* in a running
■ Inatm ,, art o n li n e to a let te r re- 1
naval
battle
in
the
Arctic.
_ ---- —-c..-.
— -Voter* In Seminole Count; till re ived fr om lha l.leut. Col. A l b e r t [
II. Bu rt on o f the Cnrpe of E o-i
Four British destroyers wins „ b Um poiu Tue..i»y 1.. i„r - ...
_____ glnrer*I f t
w^iahlnyton by the
wlalmed damaw-wt ,
lert Plat* repretenia lives from
a County ! Ch am l-rr of 1 nmmerre.
I h r H id b eleo reported
&
Di^rkt
T h e l e t l r r folio * a; **Thl« of-|
Comn^tf i r e I n receive,!
bv
reference >
WIIIS M local attacks on tbo Democratic Kwcutl
central R ooais n front
RuuU teamen and Clmmlltleewomen, i n d y<’iir l ette r of Apr 21. 1042, and I
ret
inn
i*n
a
r
r
o
m
p
n
n
y
l
n
*
map.
to t h e 1
l l WtUd 1,000 Germane war* aUo to raat vote* Inthe elect
■earn- T * r e l a r v » l war pr ese n tin g for
hilled on tha Leningrad front for a Congressional rrpren
.
a c o n . U c r a t i n n a method of tranafitahr acknowledged Um loaa of a tatlv* from lha alain at Urre.
■ubmarilMreproaentillva from
the K
F!l l l h ' p o rt in g petroleum tr om the G etf
a i t i c c ' o a i t In the A t li n t i r eeaboard.
The RAF attached Hamburg, Cvnereaalonr I Dlatricl. * Jaat
Garraaay, sad the Naili aebjert- of t>* 8uprema Court*, am1i fo r V*>u point oul th at the P o r t of
nmUad Exeter, tn aoathwaat England, the *election of railroad comm T a m n a h a i ample f i c i li t l e a for
h a n d l ln r ta n k e r* ami th a t tha 81.
(a S aharp aerial mid.
l« Oraaaip I and f.
I Dll
taooriHtSd rtO M l
I I p h v j J H iw n r - i1 r t'iitfn r c o n ir iit * .1 re n m r il tm v n n l F re t'
C lim n 'v I-nek <l>»ir In in lc r to
d ay n t m h iitirr |>n I n t h onirnsfcil l h r I 'l i i i n - i f t lf f c n d c r .i
n lin ii: I In 1 1111r ntia m in i only
:itl n iili'n fro m t h e f r o n t i e r :
tin ' C h nu 'M ' t ln 'lu r c il
th ey
utill lirld T itiiiiK iry i. fu r to
t)i|. ■unit It hid n in it It t-r J a p -
J o h n * River haa .o f f i c ia n t depth
■ n o a i a a f a r t e o o a th a a a u t h e m
I n addition, on a s e p a ra ta ball
b
ildar* ?r r b ry e n a vie at Inn. You theraS f r m t w n r i n o a n a o f t h a b i e r rat !<*. an eat (railed 3,0 3 0 fr eeh uljt
vota fo r e x i g g r . t I n i t a pipeline be
j!i?h£%SSid%ia,,^
r™«
hag
bam reported within a acora,
C h in a
nricst- tlrikt fm m th r mirth IntoNiil M NfiilnlMS i h i r s l r n t s l the rn-
WpluV'bin,"
amr
I'lit It nti fit "if fhm‘ tlrfrn tirrs
n il mi
#h|
is Mti f hin***r flltT a
iirttci
.*i
i in in>
Jni*♦»11•-1 tv* M H.tii|fi»tn
Ruprecht, Dean, Seminole County Citizens
Allies Smash
Coleman Report
Register For Ration Books 19 Jap Planes
On Rotary Meet
Off Australia
rNtereky. A
mmvm N 4
HAnford mid S« roirn.fr r'mmt)
ri l l l e n a alAtltHl
r« g i* l r f it i g
al 1
t -30 '0Vthek. 11 1a mf i **rn****n fa t
W|r R^tlun Hisok t, th»l hrrw r
for th wlU br neceaaary In have 1*.
bu)' gtigar arid poasiitdy ulhrr com
modlliM. U# giaira*U n
la Ireitip 4
c a r r i e d mi *11 '-ubltr ■< Iichii* j
Teaching Of Spanish
In 1 public Schools
f-irr—*r ^LkJrstflaL»sodiDrlti>di» dtp
aflUmey WtaV “T ftr *f» UMag «H
(ThNtl,
W » D *< *
U t rmwtmUUn In
F am ait
Tarrlnt
in gTW rr IfD flin iu n it y m t h r <
a c A g f e i £ h **•
of th* Supreme Court, II. L
(Tost) Sobring and Tfico
T.
Tors will for railroad commi*aiaoor.
Group
■
i«u>i| w
m y On*.
uiw. Rjgrnood
luymoiMj jJ..
All Freeholders
Eligible To Vote
On Hospital Issue
Bwogor.
HamInal* County, ragardieaa of
sim *(
(o r Ju atirs
Darla, Eagan* Hatthawi and
Ctorloo H. Strwart; for railroad
tiksmlailoiir. Group Two, H. M.
(H arr,) Ranh, Jarry Cartar,
Wilbur C. King, R. L
(Dob)
S o n fo n i arhocla are btirtg *B»- f
miajifHl at 2 *S%0 P J L wlwrn I t *
r* g t atrallon i l t r l s
T he aehools (
clooe at H 00 P. M. R eg ia tm tiit n
mmy tw- rr mm iiiiah ad ifui log thla *ir
lime i(wiay( T u e sf liy , Wrainewiay
and Thurwlay
II rg 1st i at hill !■ nut m m p u l a o r j . ^ '
but the Office o f Price AdmlnU
' 1
i t r a I tun haa advlaad
If* re " n
g b l r r to rr o k ) th e poasildllly of |
Inconvenitnce la te r. WTI1# ■tAmp* ,n
in
the
ra tioning
books
a r e l 1* '
fi r n i } only fur augar now. they |
may hr ret|uiml In the fu ture
ftil other sc arce rmitmodiOes
'*1"
AM men, women ami children
must h a * r rat io n
bnidia
The
arluli meinWf uf . n v fa nil I f m s)
regi»trr fur all jierwina in ih r t
family, hut the r e g i s t r a n t must y
lie able to deaerlbe e»cl
mtjlvl- ( r
dual, giving h e i e h t, weight, a g e ., ^
color of hair a,n«l *y ea . i V n o m j
e ating \\ (Miardlng houses o r not
in a family gr ou p should r e g i s te r I
individually.
AH r e g i s t r a n t ! alao will hr re
ouired to say how much auga)
the family now haa on hand N‘r*
book will he issue*! an any per
son with roor® th an six pounds i
Amount* lw tween tern nod -»i
pouf>ds will t>c deducted fr*»«n
*h« amoti»*t h r*eraofi U perm itted
to buy. Intiivkluaia
may
in rr
I s o |Hiin>ds » t > star te r
Thr i m li n i u m
(»eriAlt >
fur
falsifying an a p p l k a t i rri is a fine
of $ 10,000 and 10 yean In |irl»on
T h * ration book a will u m l u n 2 B
ati m m and aich of tha flrat fout
stamps will permit a conaumer
b«r of b n tM tK br mUctinr
Conrrcn,
Tlftk CoctgrcMloaul Dlatricl, Joa
Htadrkka, John R. Pnrhlnoon and
R. W . P . <Ed)
Amo for mambor of th* llmiac their party afflUatloo. art -11*1of RopraoohUUraa, Group On-. |ble to caat Ibelr roto on tha 180.A B- Brady, R. J. NaUon, Jr. ■000 hoapltal bond *10*11011 which
0*4 V . A (T-Bena) Smith; for! will be bald at tha cama time ••
Mainbar of th* Houa* of Rrpr». the primary election tomorrow.
•osto Uvea, Qrouo Two, John G. County Attorney A f. HwahuldLooainty and L. D. Harm; lor rr aald thla morning.
County
Commlaalonar, Dlatricl
Thla figure Incloda* lot negro
Throt W. A Bollard and D. J. freeholder* who may vote In thr
Ororatrool, Br.j for member Con. hoapltal election but not In the
primary. Hr. Houaholdor alao
at*ted that freoholdora who hare
Emma horn** aaaeaaad at t*sa than
45.000 will net bo required tn
CoSSdjr
Democratic i Exoeutiv* pay any of tha taiee for tha
hoapltal bond*, provided they are
approved. A prevtova Itaue of
T H ( o s W o t between M r. Blmp.
a**tt and Hr*. Wale* will bo voted 110.000 haa boon paaaed by frva-
oSSl^wldo/' SI”P~n ,nd
1J N
e n l y b y elUivna in lY ec in c l
hulclcra,
' .
It wot added that th* designs
YW poBy wtlj open at 7:00 A. tlon of th* local airport aa i
Naval
Training Bom will |>lac<
M* s s d wttl dooo aa sundown, 0 .
P . l l o m d e o , c lerk o f U « f.Trvuit this section In o defense area
O o r t , has announced. Poliowing which makes possible the obtain
o r a tb o ggOHncts, t h *
location Ing of priority ordon On build,
an d t h * g y p r o g b n o u s u m b o r e of Irtg material*. Under th* low, on,
more than SO pwbont'of th* rag
" i w f t ' i i iifcitl Old A. a L latared freohoMorg must cut
P O M W g ar Dep ot S t ro n var o f Oak aotM in order to Ugalls* the
hoapltal election. .
Charge Of Murder In
First Degraa Filed
.
* inpiW ’t fyn A JP tt'H
•;*. k rn
Jk w f rm i
e n jr * * * r * • ! * -
t'nited Nation Bomb
vr» Damage J Nil
Vcnaelh At Kai>au
to buy not pound of sugar evary
two weeki. Tha flrat atamp will
be good from May 6 to May 10.
m im iil
h is
,
■■aspirtoc wJU otbora to dafraod
FI Alhcd ii||l|Nl*{
toll N t * r t h r * i l r l li
l»r*|*♦-* rni |tr <dm hit
r O o o rt o r e r -
Negro Admtta 5
House Robberies
ChW
irorable
AOegad Abductors
■
___
of
P olk *
Itoo
W illia m
,
Julhu Brigham Caldsr, agent
patty her* for M yoore. died at
of Clrd# Um BlaomalJp Cornpony hare for So yoors, died at
th* bawl of Mo brother, In
Savannak. Go. Friday at ( i l l
F. Hw fallowlog p lingering
lUoaaa.
Mr, Coldar eras a resident of
Sanford tmt SS yoora and retired
shoot aoroa. yoara' ago. For
Um p i t two n a n ho haa Bred
_4<k kU - n a n,Ua>.
tnj;
U f>titr(f
^tlli'Ut
n ig hi
AS
IhtM oinluiMiirii ■|»rsihr»ijp push'
ii| north i mm am I ( h i m * nriii * t j (
! ii >* uni IndiH in k gf-i-ist rh f i r t l tny rum • " f iiht ilhlliliim ngslrist
ihr tr r s n
nutlHIiolorfr«i I hlnctc
n n l H iili- h tlrfr iulc f* o f Hufmi.
I hr Jn i'nit fii' ihr o*i iiorlh wtrtl
ff..tti l^aahu* cnin ra l ih*-in w|lhfh
10 mijr* of ("himt ■ \ unimn
thr*'.
p ( hongking
-nnl
V it'itr fightin g
»h Ih»UK fldna
k>■»v*
* mmnu nk^ij
with Hsivy
\m prug**
i r e . at KwHehUh, 6 H mllm from
Former Sanford
Man Heads WPB
Relations (iroup
It .i., * i
I
I dent*
fi*ri*i(*f
Sa n
it-n lrn i **h,» *•put t«i I lf>*
Poultrymen Will
(iet Federal F kk
Buying Unit Here
i- t u ll r y n ie n
of »
m a rk e t
fo r
t h r u e g g * a t a p ric e g u a r a n t r r .1
bv the g o v e r n m e n t ,"
Mr
John-
J, B, Calder Dies In
*°a mating >• »et for the
Savannah. Georgia
th# stoto^ad. Doorgla. Erana, an
Atlanta arakolt dollar and form*
OBMtato por0 . G. Glover.
g r o c e i.
Bin m«,
t. -l m
■Idllnik
lirr*
Thi‘
J it j !'•1'1 -■ Ii"itil4 <1
»th Bur
‘11m - w«-«t ■•*»»! am1> ,ioo mii«i
fi lit I MIf U11N IfutU
lit
f T ' a * la lii| Man
.I n In t vs ,* I•a-1a) I.V th r onrush •
J mi|*iisli r»t
permitted aInca Uat Monday mid- „t ihr Sanford Stale Karmrr.
-Igb*. ami non# will b* permitted I M-ikrt within a week ur 10
In the fulare unJce* the puchaeer I ,|a, A i r * It Jnhnann anonun.r.1
la able to proaapt ration aUmpa, S-lunla v
or auger purrhsso eortlfkstaa to ‘Thi, will pnatively saaura
ATLANTA, May 4, <*>-Ulrem
t w o was ordeeod today to go on
trial ( m orr ow o n T r i u r f T of
"crtipird
.tkt i%»it Miircdn
The aHowanca m ay ba changed
a fte r duna 17 whan th# flrat
four vUmna will fa v a bean uaod.
No retail augar a a lti have bean
Former KKK Wizard
Ir To Faca T r i a l
Arn*
«mash-
High Brhool Esrm, and Mr.
Johnaon urge.1 that every egg
dealer In tn* county bo pratanl.
At th* meeting, plena will be
completer! for the organising of
a co-operative marketing Associal Ion and further arrangemanta will b* mad* for tha.cwkatlng of tho area unddrtna
federal plan, “W* have bean
going forward with oar plana
for acvtral wooks, and now they
are retdy to ba put Into actual
w
w nlln- It
. . stated.
.l.twl
op*ration,"
It .was
WEATHER
| ,| *■-* rr i»| ) m l a Kg** lt» bpf'MItf
•i|>! "i id the (l| "i h PI IhhhI ilf I *»
■i,fit*iii*p
I nrm rn
ititd
Knglnam r f • M* gAiltir has l*rrn lra*i»
fr » fr d !*» Wa»hifigtt*n
l«i direct
th»* tS»f I’ nnluttltiii I lo R f d 'i 1-1 *
In,( RrUiiim a F l t l d S a r v k r .
»cr n n l i i i f lii word racalvr d hafa.
Mr Cilann wt« t|>f>uinta<l io th i
r .iilr d SIMPS
Regional
la b o r
.Supply C m n in lU w Rcvaril monihi
i go aud won II 6 prAlfti o f both
afn|»l't»var* And unlciiii fo r his work
in Ratting up tha
trmlnlng progr«m.
arr a n g in g
lha
trtn afrr
of
ikamratima workarw to w *r Induttrl»« and organising Itbor-m M rg rm rn t plant committaa« to In*
rraAsa production, to «|U»tv a dbP»#wH from ClavaUnd.
Mr. (Jlann want to W ashington
a fta r obuln ln g a laave from hU
paaratlma poaltlon Aa editor of
tha rnllroad m tg a lln t
Freighters Collide
Near N. Y. Harbor
SEA BRIOHT. N. J . May (.
(A-i—An unidtnUfied freighter, a
zaping-hbU-fcfHtr'ttd*, era* beach
ed soo Varda off ahore In rloar
plow of thousand* of p-notig Sun
day aftor colliding with another
freighter at th* mouth of Now
York Harbor.
• Mayor Walter L Sweeney said
th* two madlom-aUad skip* trash•d la a night fog off Fort Haa.
■god.
U m second drifted *a(d
�L
A I R ^AKTOBD,
Vote For the Hospital
“UPSIE-DAISY*
s
GENEVA
The hospital election tomorrow may be 1
B t E T H E L 1 - THOM AS
Tb* G*n*v* Ctrdan d u b . will
hold IU rogeUr mrotlng at th«
fom* of Mr*- E. N. Strovcl. e>
Wednesday aftonwon *t I v° ! ’
the chart tv u well aa the progreaoitrgneaa of Semlnolu
(.‘ountydtlieng If they do not support this hospital-project
with cyery .vote at their command. ■
It la not enough to be in favor of the hoepltel. It 1*
not even enough to vote for I t Ever/ ciUxen who has the
future welfare of this county end Ha people a t heart should
make It his business to do what he can to get other people
to vote. Ask them on the street,** Have you voted for the
hospital?”. Call them ov erth e telephone and remind them,
Mr*. WOle Andero
«•
tamed horn from U
Lrv+*
liter haring iptot a f t*
with her Mother, hr*. P « t o
who hie bees UL ___
Mr. end Mr*. Own* *{£ *°"
Irrta (peat Sunder •*> Whiter
Hurra, visiting rrUlirr*.
^JDfw’l^forget ^ .u sla -^ g B fcife r:sM o K s-v ^ t^ t
vote that you can, for unless 61 percent of the freeholder*
vole In this election, the hoepltal la defeated even though
90 percent of those voting are In favor of It*
The Inadequacy of our present hoepltal has been point,
ed out again and again. It la not sufficiently large to
accommodate th o u who ought to use It even in peace time*
under normal conditions. Whenever • serious automobile)
accident, or • slight epidemic occurs, victims hgve to liw
around In the halls waiting for the operating room or a
hospital bed. Thou In charge do the beet they can under
the circumstances but they are handicapped by a lack of
space ana facilities which is nothing Blurt of dlagracefti.
With the war, with lha location here of a Naval Air
Base, we are going to need a better hoepltal more than
ever before. We have an elaborate defense council set up
to protect our civilians against a ir raids. We have -i
splendid Home Guard unit to protect our people against
civil disorders. But as yet we have made no provision to
provide adequately for tboee who may be hurt in the con
flict or who may, because of the annual strain, prove sn
easy nrty to dw mtf it m u .
W eshouid not let this opportunity slip. We should
not let selfishness, or Jealousy again deprive us of an op
portunity of caring for those whose lives are at stake. We
My Neighbor
Her dainty wtbhooae fully apun
Before 1 knew ihe had begun.
She fastened It outside my screen
High up wlthlp an evergreen.
»h* attended the wtddinx of ber
•on. LL Louts Bill*.
.
Mr*. Schwarts end djufhUr of
C d n t a . Mtuleeippi ere ruroti
tf S r T S d Mr*. Marian Honn.il
Mtee Mery Stone end Mr*. Ell*
Rudolph were loncbeon gueata of
Mr, end Mr*. 1 . T . MeUin Jr. on
OlOJA E V E *
$ u AfWtnma
'l y tmclay,
Mr. end. Mr*. Arehte Bmith end
Mr*. Strirkion# of Sanford visited
Mr. end Mr*. E. D. H»rt on Sun-
6B0W UKE i
nrw*r j
Reverend Spot.word of
Oviedo la filling the Methodist
poInIt la the absence of Rev.
Jack Hager who if sltending
600 Sanford Ave.
Phone 681
G. C . L s fO s *nd family.
Mr. sad Mr*. E- B. U Vila.of
Mims visited Mr*. Sarah La HI*
.Sit unlay.
Tbs Baptist Missionary Society
will a w t Thursday afternoon at
tie borne of Mr*. Owana at 3:00;
(d o ck
Mr. and Hro. Rcdpttli of Or
lando boro woYod in to thatr
rotter* bare.
Mr. Lear* Taylor of Orlando la
•pending a few day, with Mra.
<i M. Mathtew.
Mr. u 4 Mr*. II. II. PatltofaoU
•pent last week In Jacksonville a*
meat* of their aon Mr. H. A.
I’attlakoll and family.
Vernon Culpepper la recovering,
from Injuria* received in a minor
automobile accident wlith hap
pened Monday night whan the
car la wlheh he waa ridire col
lided with aa Army truck or>! 208 E . lo t S t,
Park ' Avenue In Sanford. ' The
driver of the car waa not Injured.
. Mr. and Mr*. Marian Honnall
left Sunday for Colurabua, Ml*».
wi*r* Mr. HommU will aoon be
Inducted Into tha U. H- Army.
■
Mr*. A. A. Moran and daugh
ter Jeane of Sanford were luncheen gueala of Mr. and Mr*. C.
F. Harrison and family Thuraday.
Mr*. O. R.
Mali leu.
Mr*.
PAINT NOW!
Think*, Joe
would (pill
EMERICK
HARDWARE CO.
The people of Seminole County should give Joe Hen
I fancied, as I plied my broom, drick* • bigger rote than «var before to show their sppreShe, too, swept out ber lacy room. ciitkm for h,!^ efforts in beb«U of the location here of the
And 1 was glad that abe bad
found
Such safo retreat on doy* that
frowned,
For whoa It showered she could
‘ . crawl
' Beneath a anug leaf pansol.
This la the biggest single project ever to be located
in Sanford. For years we have pinned our hopes for
future growth and prosperity on one project after another,
only to see them killed by someone In Washington oi
transferred to some other place.
Finally we have gotten something. We have gotten
a 15,000,000 construction program which will mean more
to this city’s economic welfare than anything which ever
happened here, and which may yet be expanded to require
many millions more.
May be Joe Hendricks didn’t do It all,. May be we
would have gotten the base If someone else had l>ecn in
Congress. May be we wouldn’t. Of one thing we are sure.
Joe worked for It, did everything he could, and we got it.
Let's show him our appreciation a t the polls tomorrow.
a
New tome may smll* to think I
grew
Quit# fond of her, or that she
knew—
A Utt)* spider In a tree
- That the could keep me company.
But on the day* when 1 would sit
Down In my room with thread to
knit,
• An though my coaipeny to win
; ihe, too, would get out thread
£
and spin.
,
Jeao* Marl* Franklin
Vote tomorrow foe tha hoepltal.
KINARD and SON
Use DEV0E!
And on iprtng day* when sun
J;
P*y Cash for
Used FurnHurc
I
Sanford's Pipeline
—-
|
w
*
+g*
Government leaders in Washington are overlooking a
t ,
Mars than that, rtmlag J9t»r, good bet If they do not taka Imm«Jlat« BdvMtarc Of thu
"neighbor to vou. " — ------ proposal being sponsored by the Orlando Sentinel and other
Central Florida Interests fo r tha construction of a pipeline
The Japansaa probably flgarotl
CorrogMor would aurrvtxkr. Thvy from Tampa to Sanford. Buch a pipeline would go a Ion?
; didn’t know they would have to way toward relieving the gaeoline shortage throughout the
take It
east and could be constructed In a short time at very little
poet.
Mr. Ed. Higgins, secretary of the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce, la In Washington today conferring
with government officials regarding the project and while
there plans to attend a conference which Senator Pepper
has called for consideration of a pipeline from Cedar Keys
to Lake George on the 8 t Johns River and the Fort Myers8tusrt barge canaL We haven’t the slightest doubt that
It can be definitely proved, *11 polities aside, that the TkmpaSanford project la by far the moat feasible.
With respect to the Cedar Keys proposal, there are
no unloading facilities there where huge Uhkere which
must carry the oil aeroes the Gulf can unload thetr cargoes,
nor are there any harbor facilities on Lake George. This
entire project would have to start from scratch and the
construction of the pipeline Itself erould be the least of
the time and necessary materials Involved.
As far as the Fort Mjrers-Stuart canal la concerned,
this would necessitate additional barges to carry the oil
r.eroes the state, barges jvhlch now are ban) to get and.
fan not be built without sacrificing materials needed for
other things. Furthermore, that would be the long way
around. Why have the tankers go clear to Fort Myers
when they could even batter put In a t Tampa, so much
nearer to the eastern marketer
Tampa la practically th e poly port on the west coast
already equipped to handle the docking and unloading of
to&kers aa lu such numbers ea would be necessary to
the cast. Sanford la the only port bn th e 8 t Johns
already has the docks, storage looks and other fig
to handle the bargee whkh would be neeeasery
haul to the east.*
'
The main difficulty la in getting enough
Hut la going to be a problem no nutter where
w a r
•u r t f s
I log
*00*00 another year would be
lost and It waa hoped the gov
ernment would give, the matter
; prompt consideration and take fa
MIAMI DAILY NEWS
vorable action at an early date.
The entire State of Florida
The Itaut In filling the Florida, head football coach of tie Uni- would Benefit tremendously by lb,
iprema court vacancy opeiji by. r.rwlly of Florida.
establishment of this great agrt°,f l # * 9 J ‘ B i »*r. Turnbull i* tha chairman rull era)-Industrial
development.
bitfield la aimoly thla:
. ot tj* Florida state Democratic It la Imperative that we Imprest
1X0 • • • *■ * ,lh* supreme court s)m Ut, remmut**. He has don* upon tur Florida congiwlonal
consist of lawyer* or pelt- , good Job In hia field, and be delegation, at well as governmen
?.
I* well thought of. But ti* Job tal agencies concerned, our dr
Th* Issue will be decided by ho* been politic*. A man can •ire far prompt action to the end
• TOt* 7 l" lh* Hay 6 Demo I hardly hold a position Ilk* Mr. that Florida may make use of
atle prin.*ry
.b .re
Ortult; Turnbull*. without forming habits
• U SebvIny of Qalma. f m(M| wakh were batter not ber rick n aoorce* In the essential
product!** of critical war-time
** T> T> ^
l« rv k d to the supreme court,
**ato*1*l*
Another great contribution made
» .
i.
by the United States Sugar Corpontkn in tb* devatopmoat of
“ 7*
bench «hlrh
t o elect Mr. TunthoJl to the new uses foe existing products
*
Informed lawyer* supreme court would bo the oqul-1 la evidenced In thetr iceroaafal
He U a relent af dacrraUac the Usited production of lemon groan nod
other crop* new to the m * j « .
ployid in the production rfjf Prat
tle feed and cattle finishing.
B*«f aqua] in quality to that pro
duced anywher* In th« world has
rouoltad from thro* molaaaroktnon gross faodtog expertmanta.
Cl*rones R. Bitting and tha
Unitod State* Sugar Corporation
THE SUPREME COURT
Phone .197
yxSagy
eTLfS’S L S JW ’sLs
tr& fc K S f i ’t a 1!; a s v a r 1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
O. D. FARRELL, Owner
k * e S ite
Mather Bldg.
PRONE
9149
’ Br RUSSELL EAT
■•vied In the rich soils of our
Florida Evrrgtadts t r t IlmlUroo
q“ ? tJ,U7 ef pmdocta urgently
juded lit tha sacrcoaf*! prom*,
tiou cf th* nation's war effort.
Loatk (synlh*tk rubber), pinsIlciMva, oils, waterproofing and
routing malarial* for tb* protaeUo« of roorksotted equipment, matcriala nrodud In tb* manufartur*
of rolneoata, wudfatg suit*, balloon
fsbrk*. poatocao, Ufcbaato and
r^ta, gasmask*,' tarpa*Uaa.
ARCADE*
Package Store
and buOdtog
it* would b*
luMmt at tb*
,0d P*r year
•rattoo would
m m strictly
profit to r Uw
UrnmtMm*
Tornado Kills 20.
Injuns Hand
PAWHUBEA. ^ k la , N
Buford At*. Just Off Gnn> €
�MONDAY, MAY 4, 1912
THU SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FIOR1D A
Social A n d Personal Activities
M R S . L O U R IN K R E A L , S o c i e t y E d ito r
PAOK
Mian Lucille Bolz R c c o t u c h Bride Of
Wnltcr Snead, Jr., Of Daytona Beach
Clnyda Forguson And
Ashby Junes Are Wed
Reaoty mid <|M)rl
•implkUyn
«iim mi t r i ni'il tlir
vi nlttihi*
of
T e le p h o n e I P
■ Club In lb * nmrrlnic. The puWle
la Invited lu attend.
in m arriage on Saturday evening
'
T h * regular meeting o f Sem i
at 8 :0 0 o'rlork *1 Ihe home ui
nole Chapter Two. (). K. S . will
the bride'» lu rriiU .
HOI Park
Ik. bald In thr Masonic Hall al
Mia* OlnU Iiysmi *jH*nt
A rthu r by the Rev W. P Brooks
. 7 : 3 0 P.M. to br prrcnlcd by a
J r ., paator i f the Kiret Hapt|»t_
w e e k e n d in M . P c te r a b u r g
•covesod dlah supper a l 8 :3 0 P.M,,
Church
"
ai 1 ' hiit-Aii left f<»» n honeymiKin
A cs> 4xu *> w H 'H tltfn r members and1
Roonn of (he Holt home were 11 1;»
I ' jhui 'h rt- tetiitn they
mothers in lb# 0 . K. R.
All
opened en a ille and decorated with will in ithr lh«*ir home m JarkMtilof f k»r» ara m tu ra tn l to wear
a profusion of white gladioli, ,-al- Vdie where Ml Snead i- employ*
1 form al drvs, and those bringing
la llllea, runek
and other white rd in d rfrti*r um k al the tlih hs
1 the tapper a n naked to b r lHere
llnwcrt coihhinrtl with palm , and Fhipk'Mttf
i % S hi nd’* 11 Hveling
by 6 :1 1 P.M.
frm
Al
i
no
end
of the long fi'klume w»% * ln-ig»- routtrim *
Mr. and Mrs. J W M cCom ikk
T I a Seminole County Ktderaliving
rmim
k r * jiUcct! mi ini- inn I with tt
f i f ut rtdlttr ami
’ lion
of W om en',
Club*
will of D fljirn l were the weekend
pru vised «ilt«r of
W fiin* Winn ovrr <t chartm i**- print
i m eet In C en tra
beginning
at gueata of relatives.
whkh
Ihc
nuptial
vnws
u
t
t
c
e
l*
i!te*«
W
ith
»t
%he s o le lielgc
10:00 A. M. with
th*
R*nior
changed.
Thf*
stairway
fnrni
Council,
Home
Demonstration
Friend * of M. II. Sm ith will which the I'fltlr dfscrndcNl. was i n r o o r i r t
Club*, will be hoileao, A covered regret to learn of his illneaa at
Th<* I n d r %va» gradvalenj if»*»ri
entwined *»ith tiMiet
an<l frrn . Hi in nude High School and la te r
dleh luncheon will be served a t 1 hi* home on Rosalia Drive.
LigMed
tapfi n
In silver ran* ■Hi mini liidliriA Cailiege ami the
the noon hour.
defahra fuinishttl the only Illu tr m r i*il> k*f Alnbama
rH IH A T
She is
Mr. and Mr* W. M Scu ll have
The W. R. C. W.. lir a . J . L. re tu rne d from a werk's trip to mination for thr imperative se .- a urnm l* i tif Pi Hi to Phi»oroi •
vice.
Clark In charge, will tp on ,or the the south er n pa rt of the s t a te .
The bride wn* lovely In her
aewlng eeaelon for the R d Crete
Mr Sum d r r o i i o l hi* n iu cawelding gt»wn of white sllppvr
In tha Woman'* Club from 0 :0 0
Mr. and .Mrs. J
H. (»ah.in
tlon In I hi' D«V l ii Si llrhch ■chool’*
A.M. catil 1 2 :0 0 noon ami from have as their gtn l. .Mr. Uahan*a i satin made on pn ner** line*. Yne
and wt|« owner nnd manngrr of
2 :0 0 P .U . until 6 :0 0 P.M.
mother, Mrs. A II (iah an of ! Itng sleeve*, slightly puffesl a t th lb th ami T rfini* t'lub until
I Ihe shoulder* were trimmed with
T h * cUsing m eeting of the S an Berwyn. Md.
I points of venite Iare at the w riiti* hr wont Inin ilifi'iim ' wmk .1
ford Garden Club for the year
.W ill be held at 10 00 A M . in
S t a f f Sergeant Jan ie* Q d h eri and the high neckline was
tha Tootlat Canter.
of F o rt Henning, Ha , ha* a rriv trimmed with the venlse^ Lure j
The Sally
llarriaon
Chapter, ed to spend a short furlough with points. The full skirt term inated
( in a graceful tram anti her v%il
his mother.
of bride** illusion fell from a
r\>ronrt of orange blossoms. J'he
carried a Itoutiurl i f rosea ami
•wsnsonia
Mi* i hi I I aim
I Sut [Turnip*...!,
| Mr* Wnbleinar Dietrichs was (it
hh I
Sir*
It a \round Muwe.
i th*’ bride's toily attendant.
Hho Mr* 11 r
H ah, Mr- U -r.r..
wore a hyacinth blue man|i»iaette W'tlbam* M i* II. M Hmid. Mr*
gown, made with full bishop T S Ammtdon
Dr nml M r.
sleeves and a very wide skirt. The C u»I \Vh 1i n r y . M* * * 11a 1 11%
■t Kr ic ti *
bodice was joined to the skirt Mi* lirn ty p llab’h. 'I i ami '1 1 *
• with heading through which was Paul ( ‘ill, tiiHili**' /.aI•rt*k i*’, 111*
run pink v* Ivrt riblnm, ami this ry Thom 11sun. Mr nnd 'I i * I'
was also iiM-tl to trim the neck (Dalit Harr
and ajreves.
Her arm Itouquet
Mr and Mr*
V'
V t hen
was of pink r» sea and cornflow
v rili Mr aiuf Mr* t »»■•*! gr VV>n»d
ers
Miff
Sir*
t
’h
*
*
t
r
r
h
\\
| A program of nuptial muaic
Malirlte. Mi
and Mr*
A viat •on r * l f l W » l l » r K a y n r r . was rendered f*v K. M Ar rnltage, Cr* ll
J r . hm. In-rn 11 n n . f r r r r.1 fr om who sang “ All For You’* amt J in n • S llruw n llm m f Hurtle*
tv
Mr ail*!
Mr*
1h«rb-*
'!•
M m o r l l Klrlil. A U
i • T u r n r r ** Hoc a use**
Hr wan accompanied
flu ng
Ridwerf StH*a»l
Mi
nnd
Klrld In Alli«iiy, l i r
« h r r r hr by Mrs
U.b> Hymes.
lionioll
M and Mr.
will rn u m r Im ininc
Haggett of Daytona Beach aerv* M r. r J Sn ead
Menu Har»l.*l \ ............ .. M.* I.
rd Mr Sftea*l «* lw*t man
M il* Lockhart h»> jin t r r t i n i
A Un*»*ilt
M i*. I t l . l '1 n II*'*
Thr hn*tr'» uoithef cho*e for Mi** l.iihe Jr a u Ho* ad 'I < an-l
rd from Nrw York whrrr ihr
the rrrid n ti a green ffepe dress Mr* \S » llirigtnii **h.nv 'It urd
|ro nfcrrtd with Mr- W»l»» Lafealuu irig a high no* kline and AD* Hm*w «tci H11.1 a '1
thorn, p m ld rn l, mnrrrn1ri)f thr
I !>f
1 flair-* I paneled *kirl
Hrr c«r- ai-i 1 h F,a*l man
work In FlortiU. Khr itatr<1 that
sugr
of
ani-cihcsrl
rose*.
tho rh lrf thought m that rnraiI nun ( if la nd" " i m in*- Iinli'd
brro of th* M ix iiu llN ii m u,l re
1 Thr bridegroom’* mother w ort
Ml
Hint M l lb**-\nd.............
Mr
turn to the Idrali of "Pioneer
a tlrr«» **f while
organdy
Neil |Ih1 Mh<m \li and
Women of A m erica’'.
inR*li with fi|iRir net k line, full hoi* 'l l *
She told the croup that thl«
I skirt and three quarter
length M*» Martin \iidri*»n r > 1‘* I
work embraced the » » lra r* pro«* ii. 1 11—v
%lrevr« ami a ew aage of pink Fu ire M iu llrttv
b e t recommended to Rundle* for
hr m lack***nvilli- wen '1 r 1*nd
ruse buds
A merica by the W ar IVpmrtmrnt.
lack Sa tterfield
Mi* h.v
Following the wadding « ri’eep- All.
aid to te rrie r men end their
i tii n was held
The loidc's Inhlr, rh u V'lnlhm p liattd'd|di Mi no I
fam ilies end ro n etru ctlrr plan,
lace rm -rrol. held b tletisl wed Air- B vrun \ Km '1 1 .end Mr*
I ding
fo r tha "W a r of P eace" after
on *
Jr
of H* Mb'ladi
rake and *d*l fashtonrNi ar- Ru>
the "W a r of lU ttle " i> aver.
Mi
|l,m 'litch rin
' * lo*
lira. Hiiw-ird l l a n a r ll and four rangement* nf * wee I hr* it t >*pm* '
Sh e a (Ur. I that Dundle, for
‘
and
tfuern
Anne’s
lace
lighted
n hav» ry turnrd to their
A merica had fumUhed 46 day;
by wWle tapers in *ilvrr * andle
rocm e '<1* Th* Orlando Air llaec.l **">* irv Bh an ai , Conn. T a f l e t
and that th* Sanford chapter I •1>e"d ig a ihort while with thr
should make Iteelf ready lo carry *or"*1 V pa re nt*, Mr. and Mr*
Ly le*
on this work at the Naval Air ^ "
hh
B a ss In our own city
mish
Mias Lockhart said Ihe selvasAr|)
____
lbOSt|U"
ln ( of old m aterials to he mail,
The punlls of M l , , Ma.iclib.b
Into new jm rm ent, la one of the _ >r
Msllrm will per form in s i» ii >» Honing Mg»-T
ch ief taetOTVe e f the Bundles for porl,'
khe afn»"d «*n
m
l
t a l a l th e
W uni ihV
t ’ul
America procram . She callrd si- ...
Hijusr Fr id ay even (nr
»t
■*1
tendon to th * article* In the win- o,j l
o'clock. A fe a lu n r or (hr
pro
dow. Bundle* fo r America merr r a i n will b *
p erfo rm in o* of
chandlet, which m lcbt be a ttrac- , ’ T
i n #<Ava Marie*', th e mu*»c ul
live s if t* for craduation.
Rh* ,
w
which w i i rompoteil by Mr* F
■tressed th* point that Iluntllrs
h. Koumillat.
for America could be an active
A trio of voicea. Mr* R muhi U
force In helpinc lo put down idle U c v r
1*1 and Miaa Naonu FHhiw*.
talk th at might coet th * lot a c f * l *, l
pranoa ami
liraRoby l-aioy
Mi**
MI
Malien Will
Have Music Recital
XATEST
METRO
NEW*
TOMORROW IS
IB**BARGAIN DAY!
Come Early To See Cogburn Pupils To
Dance' In Recital
C
Members of Ihs Senior Christ
Isn Endeavor of the F irst ChrUt
>»n Church enjoyed sn Ice cream
•upper rrewntly a t the h°*ne of
Mr. end M rs. J . L . Morion on
M ernollc Avenue,
■Jorl. « o * i Cos bum
Upon the arrival of th* cassis
, her d *ncIns pupil*
r R ecital a t the high they were served Ic* er-am ami
f ' I n ) *|i
KiMKiiiuii,
d a u g h te r
of M n Tfliitl n* Kinraimn,
and
.\*hb> Jo u r* »**n of Dr miul M r*.
J A Ju n rv tablet «»■ nolrinniini
in the Mrth<tt|i*t I'hurvh on Sundav tinirniny «T V INI o'clock Ifl
ihr i-r m iu T of
large iu r n t lh
Jz ^ r
•V j r Ir t Ivrfl,
The 1D*» V. r Hu hi man p erformr.l tin fine rrm n o n y h«*
foir
u I.« l i .. .o,| «»f m l l i
hr,
M| C* F , FA aw Aala Q
President Ro6«vvelt in hi* world-wide broadcast proclaimed the hero1*111 of Captain Hewitt T . Whrleta, a (lying fortress pilot, and hoped
*t tha filer was listening. The captain was listening together with
M fe. Mrs. Raymonds Jea n Whelsma and their alt-month-old daughr[*>monde Jean, at their Fresno, Cal. home, C a p t Whales* received
. . Distinguished Service Cross for carrying out his rgission despite
a 4 i repeated a lta rta by IB Ja p planra. A
b h itltn ,
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lh .ru
KnrgueOft
■•f Kt Ihtm lnc •'n.
Thr
dress
lrstiin-,1 th. I.uit ( i. i j u , f i n d In
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jit.il * i t h lung lig h t
Mr. Ib.it h i . a .Ircp roue
■lin't
* 11 Ir binit ilia
• ...bit
.I. ibbm !b.bbb.|bii*t nf wh ite
* *11 < Mi. . tu-.t with pink lull*.
M u, M h i I 1 1.. | Ml . , b in (ha
hfiblr'i mi,ill *»f hb.iib., anil only
AMi-iibln*'. >hi- win,, i ilrpm, of
whbli- M ,i'ii . h.lli
uutilr
with
1. 11«wI i. ii *, Iin.
-i.I roll gathered
hot .. IN lit.-i- b‘ntb-1 iiivlbct*
Ti " tir>b,-.I .it>. iii.ilt i lObliiroit emli. bbbtli 1 1
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Whitley
*i‘f%i.l Mi J.<iib', ii , 1 ^ , 1 man.
Mri Job.*., i, i
p i r blunt*
Smiiiri.bli' l|jK|i S i h.M.|, r | „ ,
I bit*
whrii-
-In
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Ing a t > 1 1 o'clock, with Miss
Lanera -Whiddoa as s cram ps n1st f t tha piano. M iss Whiddon
and M iss Cogharn hare selected
music w ritten by Tschalkovmky,
P alm trm t. fllbellos, D rifo . R lc
tsrd o
Btrauss,
- Btrsabbog.
fhoptn and Schubert
The progrtm will be divided
Into- throe seance, w ith its first
*r»rumnli> High School
nw*t vrn i he h*s
'' di with th r Allan*
• Hh<Ii ***i | in Way*
• mat him *! appron*
upb
f
Irft
R tl ra aad by \h* War D rp artm cn l, thla tkelch ahow« (h# nrw
C u riili
rarg«> irai»«|H*rt plum* which will In* hull! nf woo
n lh r r non »! r Btrgir mmlfrlalt al a plant in Kris lucky T h r plana w
Iwln-engined anti rcnfuf m in Mir amt n l h f f t!c(«i|> io th r all rnrlal
in u*r lirilaj <kf\ naUt>naJ airline*
) ra terd ay
" 4 vn«« *•
k■ fh-nr
SB? b S S S JS T S '
*Oh,Ohl 'S Wrong WayI
COAX I>t C iistom crs’With
A D V E R T IS IN G
3 ( V j V(\1 ,*v f r c o d C c m c a /
Thr
-
McIntyres Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and M r*. K. II. McIntyre
rad ctaroetor
Charles Beldln And ;
Anne Stroud Wed
Clajrdm Forguson Is
Honored With Shower
M !« 'Carol Baaaar and Miss
Mary Ljnsd Rata aeWtatnad at
th* horn* of Urn former os Myr
tle Avenue hut. Thursday rrsBlW vltjl n shower honoring Miss
Clsyds ra rgoson. hriis aftal
Mrs. M attie Homnfr Stroud ul
Hwalntboro, G * . has announced
the m arriage o f her daughie,.
Anne, to Charloa M. Beldln. sun
o f M r. and M r*. C . U Beldln «r
Sanford.
Tha m arriage was performt-l
al tho hoots o f M r*. John I'
W is* in Ridge land, B. C. an F n
day, A pr. SO, by tha Rev. W. I’
W a r.
Mr. and Mr*. Beldln a n spend
lag a honeymoon In Florida and
will ntarn to BwMfort. S. f
when Mr. BaldJn I* employed on
adrimwe^prejeet, to make their
FU R L O U G H Sf
Koop fit, Amarical Wo
all hovo a
big job fo do and <t takot
•nergy, vitality and good health lo do our part. Governm#nt official) urg*i "Play, Rolax, Travel" at an antidofo for
war nervflt, toniion and prsitura. From now on, wo ploy
with a purpose
...
it's "Victory Vacations" to koop Ameri
cans in lip-top shapo. Plan your "furlough" now. Do your
traveling the restful way
. . .
by bus. No driving strain, no
traffic or tire worries, [ust relax and rest. You'll return to
your job ready to do your part better.
T h i, Year
St* A L L
UNION BUS STATION
200 PARK AVE.
L
where
home
alto, wilt alng (ha *#1ih tion Mi*
Matlam e x t r n d n l
an
invilnlMir
to the public to atten d thr n * i
(a.
it In playing fe m e s and group ner last Thursday In Orlsn.l..
where Mr. M cIntyre is rmpbiyr.1
1 hose . enjoying Uv* occasion Present with them - r r v ih.-u
were: th * M iss** B etty Prtroa, daughters, the Misses Jra n so,I
Betty M yers, Dorothy Pearson, Peggy M cIntyre.
M arian, rarson,
Mary
Edna
Residents of R snfonl slur,' 11* J •
land ress,
Clovlce
MClaughlln. Mr. and Mrs. M cIntyre - I ,.. I.
Alma G rantham , G sroklinc Pr- three sons, two of whom an
Iras, B e tty Raserr, W llhclmuila ready in ths sarrice lor it.
Niblack and Annie 'M cLaughlin. country while the third imr
I
Also, 0 . D. Laodrtaa, J r ., Rev. wtll report for duly this muni:'
V. II. G ran th a n , C harles Roland,
Georg* Roland, Lawrence Horton,
of
„f
•it popular
their
twenty-nloi n
cake after which the rtmalmlcr celebrated
of th* evening was enjoyahly wedding anniversary with s <!iu
Journal
lilies
t nd pink mid \%hitr glailinll In*
trrm m g o l « it' fern and gypao*
{•hills. h In mi in! on cnch side by
bimvhod , nn-lnii in huhllng lig ht*
r*1 whit*- tajii't*
M ri J
I. McF ia An. oig sn isL
rendnrd
i*ro^ism of nuptial
t n u n r tmliidme
" te r
M arie”
■nd “To t\ W ild iln»r**
Mltfl
Marion \di-n
nang, "IJera u *r‘* Thi ti -Idiom.l Moldin g
niarc hr * h n r «|*o until
Wratin g a *l«rrt length d r e «
of a h ltr »n gimlirt
rrrp c,
tM
hrMr r u lr irtl ii [>*>ii ihi- nrm o f
Bundles For America
Hears Miss Lockhart
ENDS TONIGHT
TH REE
PHONE 60
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CWTUt
HOLLYWOOD
I * YpUR TAfTH D H U W
THE B U T l*
By JKRKT BUOND FIELD
HEW YORK. May 4 - I W W ) ony
Fernandes
(call
him
rihui If to a must ta formal)
7ad da in* lin t m > i leigoe
•kail game ta tr t r aav. flow*
t . tta t failed to i m tho Boo-
■ Hollywood . Apr. a , <ww>
Theroa ■ cbi In of merit theaters
»n tjilt Cbitm? that data no adverUUnr and sells no ticket*. Admit•km la . hv H n ilalL ia 'm l a
It.
Uo third ticker because,^veltf
Pt*)allMi roemt »r» dotted orrr
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
t«£i
for-flve,
taoo parente were horn In taninder, Spain, one of (he blood/
Ilea of the Spanlah Revolution,
i touted aa rood a rookie aa
■til f l a d - in - the
National
•LIQUORS
H i ^ u u to v u n
v S i ^ ' fr,>" M*llbu u
•Some tlrfollowing
The motion picture 1* tUll Hol
ught him lywood!
own firorito catertala(highest
meat. Here where pleasure It eeltarn umatsed with butiiitaa, and
ekd versa, the home of Ye Com'phot Merle fc'Ur (prodorrr, ditwetor. etc.) offer* aomcting Iru
}*■■ the ultimate In hoapitrllly
tf-it-deoo-eot provide *- spot'for
the private showing of film*
Moet of the important
prv“ “t c t * . »nd manr o f the ite r s —
Joan Crawford, Claudrf> rjdbert,
iope»w »-«> i< T ier* t In
C am p
rY Gront, Norma
rarer,
BUndtog respected today that "WWW Caiman , \ " n i thrro—epthey tad a Weal tor Scotland's )°jr Ini* luiory. fo r tome of thrm
femoua Loch Naa. moqater, aa
lh « told af the second attack a
Ha now la tho laadlnr better In
• National League, and already
U put together a atrlng of eight
oaaentira hlta.
A moot point, perhaps, 'but the
lllraciilan appears to hare what
takaa. In the fln t place—over*W«g Us pkyaleal properties
r the moment—Fernands*, only
I, li poised and aore of hlmael/.
he Mg Jump has laft him with,
The fish, daambpd bjr several
(t rwrrouairaaa and without the witnesses aa a black ban two
leu
Ightaat Undrncy to tighten up. f"d a half feet long and 12 to
Authority for this la Johnny S pounds fat weight, Ust month
J*a*y. the Braes oldster who l*ft Its tooth marks on the lega
•Whf. **tk* claim gara
Abner
tanied*y the original idea.
of npartanbanw, g. C. In its
"He*a smooth and looae,'’ says oad fo n t , the fish sought a
►°**7i "I>onl get me wrong. mbra tender monel, biting Mi"
» « e Padgett, of Vidalia, Oa,
•a ahe was swimming after her
wor* at the quartermaster'! „f.
Architect*
Blood Bank building to
be
Advertisements
the
In Orlando. Blood and
plasna will ba prepared
APT. 4 ROOMS-unfa rnl.hed. *2
M month. Inquire 21 a
«
hogpllali throughout the
trlct, jea^MUMOMUh*
PIANO, eld sty
1*4- Sanford.
Pt o o t . l L t n >
l»y. “Captains of the Clowta"
"The Inraden,' “Roils Hart"
"To Be or Not To Be," "Ball af
i?” ’ . “H"**** Partner*," "The
Hrmarkable Andrew.”
ATTENTION home ownen —
Paint your roofs before the
nlay rousta starts. Wa taro
lust the paint you are looking
for. Bee IIUI Impleaaent Co..
Oak A re . Phono 44*.
K
. *
w?oW f n t,T Ihla to
be whiskered, but It's true; the
noma circuit goes In hrovllr for
tame
WANTED
FOR TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ONLY
MATHER OFFERS YOU
"Wrly
PAY NOTHING DOWN AND GET
By PAUL ROBINSON
He l l o /,
NBLUO/I
A/22n H
THINKS ftJflTHE BU H O O P/I
EXCUSE m b 02A & H P J3 N '
V3U 1
UKE THIS / THBnsk A SWRL
T HOONOUr- _ _
NAffV B
WHtYicT?
HAVE YOUR watch repaired by
m
who really knows how
TERRIER DOO, white and bUcI
bob-tailed, very friendly. I
doubie-faetuml
.w Iilin rfi N " D Eager."
Wa- the
U . »P-
’A K E T T
tk SL
Fifth Congr^gtonal DM-
fltlT” ’
N £ W S t> A P £ fl
near
her* far dlatributkm. to
*• In the commercial l
Pffh* up momentum aa
4 i F.'
The demand
,U !Sr**i The circuit gun
? * !!« . 'B *' °f movie t
•rt along with lu* hbkt
rontly moet In demand. I
GO AFTER JT
READING M
7WEADS
IN INIS
located
Orange General HotplUl
W % i,|3UX b',
w rn a i it/
of
the new Central Ftortdar
. *?*av °" b-U“r» >"
k * t be the effect on me be
ta s of a bit or an error."
Maroger Caaey fltengaj'i opln■ of Nanny a hitting Is such
Wif rookie has been
and fount. Ilia it*
tatted Int for the tan FranI Seal, laa»t year led the
it League. Ho was second In
f*» with. 127, and
lla, total bases, and
drawing
IMMEDIATE DBL1VBRY
REFRIGERATOR
GOTTA C W F * f ------
1 I WAS
JUST 1
80-pound six*. All white enamel on
Rll n»*t*L Price 139JO .
Pay the
YW2inNS
M in e *
dot’
roiEND
went* of ipproaiakUiF U i l
TO My
In
aertnlecn
*q m l
InaUIL
aach.
MCAMP.1
This includes Radios, Washers, Electric Refrigerators, «U
Purnllwre, Rugs, Stoves, HsttresMs, Springs, etc.
M H B M iw w
1 1
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HOPIOU0 C
wsufi ENOAaeQ'oe
ICOUlWrrTfcLONSGON
WHHWAWAN-Bur
lENlT-OOW ABW OfDL
H ^ A v J O f l N A t—
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THAIS WHAT I
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WANTED TO HCAfcf
m-WENEED TOO,
r
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m YOU GET
LONE
ok
RANGER
su m l
By FRAN STR;
PAY NOTHING l>OWN A W ) GET
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY *
im m e d ia t e
d e l iv e r y
fA T N0 W N 0 DOWN AND GET
tM I-EOUTH DEUVEEV
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MONDAY, MAY 4. 1942.
number
Milo
SELECT SELECTIONS
comnnriK
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I ’t t silt ’ r. t r r t i i i r t i B * *
E Ik.t I*'
By KALPII W A R N ER
U lery once In a while, the At
'iltr.1 I 'r m r c le a trt a cullcc
n o f humopuut * porta .ti.ru-* -
PAGE KlVK
TO E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD.
a Illy aide of .p o rt* T he
lowing i t * e p ica l eanm ple*.
th *
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(la m e th e a n a w t r ;
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hp |t.v*/.*i m r ' n v r f n » n ' 01T
I h r iittar*. in it p.uin* lu-t summer.
A touch of luiciout fem ininity
won t do the rin g —or the g ntt^ hjirm. fiirurra
IJntmaker Milo Solomito of Memphis,
len n .
So he 1a * trim young bathing
betutiea pick their wty between
the pur> to display, among other
things, tard a
announcing
the
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no
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, i , m p , b ein g »old f o r a q u a r t e r l a
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n a t io n ( „ , t h i r t y d « y e o m p o lg a t a
t » Im 1 20,000,000, E a c h t p e e i a f p u tr h a *e d m e an * a d o ten b u lle t a f o r
o u r fig h tin g m e n ; alm o o t a b ilU o a*
a l l to k j, i f th e d rie o lu ce w e d *.
(C e n tr a l P ro o f)
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to t o t a l 11,000 I h u a f a r , a g a i n . I
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State Legislature
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the icou t fo r an ad vin r* thumb
nail tynoptia of the rejiort pendl iiM'y Mt-fipvl
Iny the acout'a rrrleal.
fltn U n o l*
A pril
bdd V re o g h t
-
H m — H I t a b * u i» o t g U b d l k t J u a t k a o f ( h e H a p rte a a
O r u r t , J u » l aa k a In a n a u U la n d U g
C lr t u ll Jn d g a .
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mohbat,
MAT 4. Itix.
r
- t *
,
15 OUR QUOTA
McGmniss Speaks To High School
Student Body Oir Highway Patrol
Editorial SUfl
Br H U M A N MIDDUTTON
, m^V a pin U pUc*d na tka vary
“S p w l CSBM ■ ilk I k
pr» ' ipoS on Ik* map Out i iu r n p M li
i r r a l T M u <rt ao taao b tk *. ‘ nd aitk O * p ^H iaa mt Ik* lacM rtt
T i m e d * y * l a te r a n o t h e r S e n io r C l* * * w ill p « r t fro m th
p o r ta l* o f t h h I n s t it u ti o n w h e r e J h e In d iv id u al m e m b e r
o f th e C la a a o f 1 M 2 p a r t ic i p a te d in t h e m a n y w o r t h - * h l l
a c t i v i t i e s o f th e y e a r f o n e -b y .
T h e I M M I Q s c h o o l t e r m t r u ly w ill liv e in th e h . t o r
w a* :vJi JJ ~
ml
Of S e m in o le H lf h .
T h e i p i r i t o f c v o p r r a t“i o n-------a a a ll c le ie e e p o lle d t o t e t h e r to aid in m a n y p ro je c t v
.______,
________
R
e m a r k a b le ___
haa ______________
b e e n t h e rm
p o n a e o f t h e a tu d e n l* to th e
a a le o f d efen ae b o n d * an d a ta m p a . S u a a n K lr tle y . a t u d -n t
- - w o r -th •
d r w ^ V .^ r e p o r U OTCT
h a v e *b eeni puirhaaed
S ^ h T t e o U h l l h s c h o o l.
B u t t h U I n s ta n c e h a rd ly ,-lte* »
c o m p le te re c o fn ltlo O d e s e rv e d b y th e s ch o o l.
S u cce tu fu llj
itig i t u d c n t * caiiM i o i c t h t r t o p u t o t f r a
C row D n w
aO p ervtsed by H e le n H u tc h la tm . a * w ell a * an In fa n tile
P a n l y e l a c a m p a ig n , b e a d e d b y th e f o u r c la a a p re a id e n U
r b o y a a r e e n f a * e d tn e o lic itln g fu n d * fo r
A commeodable record for any high achool.
unpUahmenta are not to be overshadowed
ed" football team alw ays went In the gam*
»L W hile coming out with but three win*
es, th e gridiron boy* earned necognlUon for
(JLarday of fine sporUm anship.
Aaabting
)lbaU season and during many other olcs
f U a r T a**^k*‘ J u p v U I t r l f l S f f
lli f k a a r Palrot v a l form «l I* Tk* HnrWla Hirkway F itr a l la
k m tka Min «k*ck'\ d a rlira l Mr 1 ftoink
U rG m aiu a t Ik* H onda lllcbMr MrOlnau* rap k a>it*d tka|
w ar P »lr*l »» l a t p t k t l» tk* i 1m
u d o trr lU job la aa
itud*nta o f. Sfaalaala H ifk 8*kool |nUln4Tnt au n a e r All taoaik m
l u t llkuradaj Apr. » .
I of 0 a patrol w*at U ackoal far
Mr. M cGlaak ataUd that tk* , tl
Wrfor* b m n t a f ■»*».Florida
I llf W a y
Patrol
b » r » - I 6 0 men atartad tk* ronraa
rtattod tkraa yaara a*»- It b *c»" >rd &« flakkcd I t TW r r p r m a t a wKk a | T »tf of M m m . and U » » U r t ^ U n d that <r**T half of
that » * r * I t paara old. Skorllj ^
p .t r .1 m*oit<ra I i*« had
ofU r l l * in tro i a*a* *rr»n lan d._ « u<mr ro lk r* « .tK a tP »
■*
t*raoM r>kt«at that
i>*»
la *i
W im in c (hr itad m U that mow»r» nrrdod. tk rrrlo r* lh» S u l* torieta are d m tn f under a »tr»ia
lyrfi.U lur* p l h r m l to jr th r r all due tn the war. Mr.
MKitwau
tk* traffic law* and p«*k*>d tk* breed t) wta ta be on the alert
i m n of tk* crap to ra«*p«>u tk* wher riding a bicycle
Mrrtda Traffic L a . . .
The patrolman concluded
hy
'Today lb* patrol c o o .i.u of
1*0 n o *.', continued Mr. :u ( . telling of p t H of the lit tie th irm
,
.
l
th
it
caaae
acrldcaU.
Heading
U
k
(llnnla. "In comparing t i c flr»t
Ihra* month* of Uat jr««r »irith
i — l^t U d Hr inf orer the cealer line.
thi« »eeood U enU rlnf a highway
I (a) without itoppm c, and wet road*
rv. wl*ch rank* high m the lleideath*,
| Thl* addreea waa partlewiarily
rT’^ ‘
•pot enjoyed by the studenta. for li la
,t
and a tf*fK of Intrreat to all, and Mr.
nda MrbinfiU'i eicellent delfeery and
r k l . m . r ______ __ .
ha. t»« •idea the arrest and the *trikiao aeetae of humor will ai• R lte t ocrura or an arreat i» w y» be welcomed at S. H. S.
S. H. S. SASSIETY
sh
fo*
u*ht
aartk*
» ~ 4*u *wl1
tt'a odd n««
FORD ha.
••
^ Bk
|
t h e b a c o n ” a s B illy H o O e y h e a d w a s c h o a e n S ta te treasurer i
j*
a t t h e S t a t e f U y Q a b C o e v r o t i o n In T a m p a .
' w iL D R f
T h a P * n - A m e r ic a n O u b p ro d u c e d a moat entertaining N
,
P a n - A m e r ic a n D a y p r o c r a m w h i c h featured Spanish songs ; th*mhra
a n d r e v ie w * of o u r i w l ^ b o e a t o t h e S m i t h .
. “ ‘j "
• T h e s t u d e n t Coated, h m d t d b y E « 1 i t * V. eem m led
t t a t U a s a n o r f s a l s a t J o n l a t h i s s c h o o l.
B u t two year* old ^
BIL
t h e Q t r a t f l h a s b a e a In v a lu a b le in m c e U n g problems coo- , rcrjpw
f r m t i n r t h * ®*h*wJ
try in* U
*
N o t t o b e o v e r io o k e d I s t h e p r o g r e * * m a d e by t h e “ J ? M r
sch o o l M w s p s n a r -T H K C E L E R Y Y Z D .
U n d e r hsrdw ovk^
Inc H e r m a n l U d A e t o a , t h a p a p e r w a s e n la r g e d 61 p e m e n t
Taklnj
and w a s n c o d a lm a d o n e o f t h s m o o t p a p e r s In a c h o o l day. tk*
h ls to r r
T f c s B E M I N a L E C O U N T Y S C H O O L N E W S s t a f f *e*wt tk
S K d ' m m m U y t o p m e a t t o I U a o d l e n c a n id ea o f w h . t
waa g o i n g o a la o o a n t y s c b o o U .
. . .
w
ran .»d
y — a fftyrat**sw» h a s b e e n o b t a in e d t o b e p laced In t h e whit* «
t a e o n la o f d e a r o le S e m in o le H i g h . T h e s t u d e n t * m a d e i t torn. B
• w o n d e r fu l y e a r , b a t t h e y can n o t a r a u m e fu ll re s p o n a l- > ^ «
b f f ity fo r a l l t h e a o e c e a s . T h e f a c u l t y w * . a trero erK to u * , ^
e — in - t n * n [ a r f . * —
o f t h e e v e n t u a l v ic t o r y .
So. le t • lbr„ k.
s a r 1 L A T 8 O F F T O T H E S T U D E N T S AND FA C U L T Y O F **d -it:
S a m
e *
H .™
FO R
*
o —
.J T u L w
,
Inquiring Reporter
™
“
if t t o o an d w h y ? *
I U C 1LLE
l i a l l — “ I h U * . 1 hacaua*
th e y
b a r*
b lu *
d rru .
ihm "
I jO L ' I S K
N O R O G R E N - * U a it m h i o f S o o t k « r n C a J lf a r m a . O k .
I h » t t h in k I ’d U ka C a l i f o r n i a *
M ERM A N
M ID D L E T O N
• N o r t h e r n I ’ n t T r r a t t T .' ao I ca n
U k r u p y o o m ilu m '
C L IF F O R D
PRO CTO R
—
- K r a o r y . to a tn d y M d l c t n * .*
E A R L f E T E R - - G M w i* a Tech,
to * t u d y a « r a a a « U c a l c n a i n i a r l n j
» r m a y b e U n c i * S a m 'a c m lc g a f * c
RI1.1. BRAN AN—”S*m*wh*T»
t® .turfy intern* tiooal law ** I ran
■traich trn oat tka uwrtrf wk*a tka
w»r“» w*w» *
DAVID G A T tH E L "8«*
military r e l h f t . caua* I tktak
a r a y ahop Id p t all tk* nllitary
tralntn* h* ran. N er*r kw*w*
a hen k* can ua* I t *
MACK
CLEV ELA H D — "MSI
tmry roDegw aarf | wa— a atedy
law, tew.'
EDW ARD MARSHAL!— “ Uni
rrraity of CmcinnaU, to
atudj
political actencw.*
Mo r a y
t r u l u c k —*citad *i.
to r r t a—a* mUttary w a rt.”
MARTHA
WIGHT — *Daka,
W H O ^W H O
MBA.
<;ALLISON
oiippcwl
T" | K hooj Friday to vuit the H f f i t /
i of O rliado. . K v rrjtx d j u work
SANKOHI) IIKRALD. TUESDAY. MAY 5. 101
MacArthur Visits I>ord Dowrie
Ni
•»/
XHWT 1 t U l i n r W*Ir v w
! i l l m' iw
It roaldn’t be me IV t*
“ *1 U llin f ah -u t could II* Or rorM •»
“ | ll?.
.H A R R Y mutt he ML II- Ni
^ c « » f I* Kkool a frw da71 an l
** j h« haifl'l h rm hack. Or n u rW hr *•
*'• ) « t i W m i llkr x .io o l
MR^ 1
" ' I WILLLAMS and I rooc Lnr -tho-d • "
, ■ boi the other aftrrrc-n #-»d we 1"
nd;dirf*‘l think w* were g-i-ig t " “d •
r n to irb'r | tht n ett day. ••«(
“n , n r mode H. . .Keerr^fciir it r»%** In* that irmtrr rortlrr ~m fit
f _
r * '1 <W>‘t kno« h«»w «« » t r f r* i
. ! ohms Without I t
Or t h a l n r
* wruld d o without it r»**w
Thirat t
death I
You
te - TONY FAKIRS ri«Jmc W1
I l a *<hoo| on hit htcycle if )**U
really want to ore a ii| K B j I
J J TO N Y ta ewaitte rigM al>nr
rH
^ all h u work arvl MRS "YIAX
*1 W E I X la Quite pmoJ o f him
4,|
jlllfLS MF.ISCII iaaY co m * Ia Crt |U
^ f to f . to lum mrr h Ih- I in lU i
•ton* a fte r all
She’* FninC ,n .
^ 1 alajr here and teach arhw l a» ••• mt
. i are fo ln c to have whoul at lm»t jr
* I throufk June.
Im*t that n n t
M ,d erfu l or |> it*
I'm MIS'* 4
' * ME1S< II S to iirU ry hut I' m r ' f tv
•t r F are a •eerriary n«»
W*1 N
would like to le Ihr \%«i«tao*
j
* . aM ii’ a n t'i aeeretary
If ) • |,
! wow 11 Ju»t let me kjvow
N
[J * I*«o not nuta: I Juat ha%«n t »<w*i u
* f re line well thu »re^
l*?
jrou hear about the little
)«-. ^
who vaa playm r (tm err) !*•) * ti* f4,
hit Mother and he came m tie s
’ ck er and knocked.
Ilia motSe»
* j m h I. “Come in", eo he went »• , ,
J She iald.
“ W U are yo u *"
II , ,
. r a i d . "I'm Jimmy llart«»r tS
k,
^ ' fm rf r j b^y " She replied.
J •* * y,(1
, ’ imjr lla r t^ r , why l*%e neier krmt \ %
. * of h im " "U h y I k ixn y«u *
-4
Ira n i of P rarl lU ftn r well ' »• jr
i her brother. Jimmy *
MK t ,
' 1IO SFI.KY »• having
1 fun rtltn f her ieeyrle ih»!
.
* |can't fo i her h mew or k f«»r t:»
n ett * Sort hand
cla*»
T^« 1
Bj there'* the one about ihr »k.
. I who »a*d. when the wind ch an ro !
*
" I t all romoa back l» ere r»t»w
.r
^ !
The atinfieat man we
»e» ^
j heard of tuourM hi* U*W • *»e
• krl'« worth of peppermint
l"i r ,
— |enfea and took her on a tr lie>
j rule honeymoon
W hen they r *’1 ||,
_ off the ca r he aaul. "ll'O e j *jp y ,
| pact
we M W the m t of
tht mj
n I candy for the chikdrew "
l»»*l
I you hear about the firl that •»« <#)
wd j «o dumb that she ipetit the wh 1
- f j day WwklrvM for a round mail la>a ^
? ! le ca ia e the l«»* t«4d her l« mail rf
of* the ctrrular letter*
-Actor "Sp*. mt.
I you're (win* to five me a chance (<f
he | la your rw it play* Y<s‘ee real!*
diarorem l at la*t what I am*" m
he I h rector “ Yeah, hurry up
and | S
i»ei pet
into the h id W » uf 'I4* '
i t a f r horoe o u r there "
A
he yocnp ILA >‘
o ffre r *tatK»nel t *,
aocnew here in EcTPt ■ *» flying mr
Contract F o r Con
struction Has Been
Awarded, Accord„ ing To Hendricks
S. II. S. Kamblings
Construction work nt the
recently desitfnatcil Nuvul
* St e l l a
mae
to uch to n -
I'd
rn r
of
rtiinridmliel
waf rty ItMa
£*•*,Senior StudenU Take
al A ch k re n a it T e s t a
* f (b r l.U l.i r lig lh lr t o , . i a ||a(
in the I a n C it y p e w Wirt a. m l r
h a d i> nrlH ip«trvl in Ih r prtMinr» r l w t i o n bv 1 I ini \ \| | n
»l«t IM I IMH) I m p it a l U*n.| r lc x tlo n ,
.'■If' bf llo ta had l*ffn ra*t
O ver
I ’uni f r r r h o ld r ie
m u *l i n l r on
t^r Lin«| ia»ur tn
I r g a h ir
Ih r
•iw I wn
tn virtually all m in i........f n o lin .i
From ••|M»rMgti> tonga to mnuir
m«nt park ilevtrrw thr li«t r«ngrv|
— from Iwer mi gw to bird rngrw,
from com par In t*» rulvrrtw. frwni
U*or knocker* to dishwashing m»china#, /ram rgg ilirvr* to r»faU .
tort, and ■» an through the al|rr.a-
« .N f feet by 100 feet ha* *lrNot only m uit the makers of
toMy bees kid, and Iks aepkatt- th«s#
things atop ueing Imn suit
MasrsU Isy*Tssen l* to b* ap ■Uq |—they must not u*e tn/
plied. W k n ths N**y takes o»»r,
° t W m elsl s« g «uf>stftutP ( t i -W *5 tg « h L ,t'l—
t( (raatbls)^
The entor mrana, uiKtoaktedly,
that mnnufartvra o f th e * * - r 11
c its will atnp fur th* duration
Th* *tu|>-|irurfurtlan urder la ef.
fretire hi K0 day* l.imlled pro
ductlnn will I-. |>*rmltlr<l until
th«n
Id too fs*t, and two additional
atrdlcherf of lh« rams dimension*
will be ballL
Hr. Hendrick* added In th*
tkterra m received bare that the
-attract* for th* fir* other de*
r torf Naval baa*a th Florida
G u m * lie y n n d Ih r **,» | m- n f | i r * .
have b*ej) tat and tha wort
on th*m ia to stayt si th* earn* * lo u a r u r t a ilm r n t <r d r r a n f t h l*
time aa the local baa*. On* of nature, t h * new d e c re * m a k e * t h r
S *n *rsl
| u lillc
r r * p « n a lh le
fu r
the** b**«a la at DsLand.
o b e y in g it . a lo n g w ith th e m a n u
Dispute Is Said
To Occur Between
Hitier-Generais
SCO TTS SCRAP BOOK
By X1SCOTT
..............
id
not r«*v» I»w| fay |irr%i**u<* dr
rrrg’» -m o re than
|<Hi kind* uf
a r t ic lr s in a ll
OVIEDO
^
in n
l.4*»» th a n o n r - lr n t h of (he rrr ia t r r ra l v u tr r a in ih t two S * n f"rd p i n i m b h**| r « . | their b s l
l" l * I m I I 00 n 'rln rk thi» m n iiu n r .
• •>•1 I h i • rn to lilio fi <*i« I i c l m r t l
!• la a lttsfl the * a m r at f^r I*
»ilh*r f» frrth rl« I h r m ir h n il S fttu
pole I m in ty , o ffic lu le
rr|H<ilr«l
l h i . l i f t nin*.
um >
The Seminole High Sclav l Kc)
Member* of thr ra .t of the
Club held a rTg-t*F luncheon
m eeting on Thursday. Apr 30. *«rilor ola>. "Ihrn't Take My
Cue—to Included student* from Or- Penny.* are bu.y rehearsing ev
land* H ick School and W inter ery afternoon for the presenta
tion of th* play on May I t .
P a r t High School.
* \|"i Ul * ^ippo.sUKmJap I’orce Driven
Ntar China Morder
Light Vote Is Fore
seen
Throughout
Seminole
County
W A S IIIN tJ T ttN
M ay
o il
A * a r r p iii| ; itfd ri t.f (h r
W at
I'rm lu rtto n ll" a u l In • 1 m y lit (m
h a d r the u * r . f iron amt «lr* I
U N IT E D
STA TES
S A V IN G S
( bo n d s
AND SIAM PS
t
■»
Ja|>.s Taki- Iturina Kail Junction
At Hanford Polls
n o t ic e :
Thr Srminol* Utah 8*tv».t
I1 T A ra**un* haa bc*n p—<
l**int-<l from May S t® May !'••
In *u > c of thr *u rar rationm*
cant .fiatrlbutioii.
DICK
MKKf w ET H E R — rtJnl- HltbT
IE
W kat ta tk * date of grarfn ra ity of V lrfta b . to atorfy ■*•
whit*
W IGGI
A
T h r fa c u lty of S e m ia o l* Ilic h
a . com pleted a R ed C ro a a co u f.c
h K h ta-aan 10 art*k* a«T>. Th - }
ir r lm c * “ *»* h*h l In t h * llh r a ir
nc. )
T u c l a y a ftr m o o n for l» .,
t.
M U * T « c k a » h im t c u c lo l
hr c l* * *
and » a * a**i»t«d hy
li* .
S t r .r n *
and
M ia*
H tillu
iii.ith * M r. L a w to n , c o u n t} •>. »
r-fin lrn d m t w a* alao a la c m U i
dgtoc *
to tk* f a r a d dance rivwa tost
Friday.
SH IR L E Y K lC E d a w
ned a - h i t * p ip e whlto L O IS
CA LD W ELL was going to wear
while ta ffe ta to tk* gtorf May
Day BaB.
MARTY PERKINS wowt Mcyrliag tn a two peer* **)ob“ of
Few Ballots Are
Cast By 11 A. M '
WPB ^Orders Halt
On Manufacture
Of .Iron Articles
Red Cross Notes
11. W bnt ta tka (avwrito paatOmm W tk * stria la Sem i not*
H A RBT
LRR. JV —”1 rf— V
k—
really anl—a
ST1 bo Uo
Stoto P— a aarf year gwooa ta aa
r®«d •* mtoo to r Ik s n a a r a *
British Cra^mandos Lead W ay
In Occupation Of M adagascar
•imilftnly
r>*|
LOIS N IP PE B — "TUrirfa 8 late
Coil*** for Woswmi, 1 dowT kn*w
“ C o k r r . — re —
. >w*rf t k t a k
lik e to I N * a * I k a m .”
^WINIIKPEIVDENT llATLY rJEWSI’Al'KH
In Naval Drive, S O U m S ID E NEWS
Vocational School
for VICTORY with
// m u r bon6 s
LONDON, May I . (A V -A group
/>f It Itier'a grnerala. headed by
T la ld
M artha)
W a llh cr
Von
Breuchltach, are reported to have
told U ltk r bluntly i f lb * 1942
campaign In Russia fa lls tk o y ll
try to Institute to r Garm any an
altornato plan o f Jh o lr own ca ll
Ing fo r tk * ''abolition o f tho
N ail sy stem ”. . -v
A raoposmlkla sourco said l l >
low accepted Iks cbaJlong* calm ly
and appointed Von Brauchllacb
a member a t kia auprsmo com
mand. I t la intorarotsd two w ay s:
I . H itler Is coandont o f victory
ho t ns oflod tha help of Von
Brauckltock, o r I . Ha U bofln slng
to n c o n i s o bis own woaknea.,1
f a c t u r e r ., d la t r llw lo r a , w h o le a a lr r *
an d r e t a i l e r .. C n n a u m e ra a r e fo rb id d r n to l e c r l t e a r t ic le * k n o w n
to h a v e lie * n m a d * in v io la t io n of
th e t-rd er
Pipeline, Other Gas Ration Cardj
Plans Discussed Will Be Issued
At Washington For Every Auto .
I*' I'r r r lf w t
I. W r it S « n fo n |,
al Ih r n|«l A <* '
d r | m»| at t h r
« -r n ri o f ( h | | arvl C o m m r m a l.
If i I hi | b .- r m d U
M lla y n r a
•*ff*» ia lm a .ta rg r ..i t»w
i ••.»
|pa•11*r. er p h r r « t h i n
i.|- < f t ..l a
i' •idm .rd V o ir uf | | .% mil nf ! n J ‘»
ir ir it | * r * i| v o tr* O n M r h>.«piiAl
• ••to .*f> frrrfw d d rip had t»lr<l \ i
I'lr a li.r t
.1, I a it S a n fo rd
th.
• !•••» fo r m e r ly *ar««i|iir*l li\
th r
F lm a l*
I'n w r l and
I 'gM I «»m
P * " 1 J*»r M aiM h an*|
Ia l
m rr rrv ra le e l a ^otr nf J.l.'i out "f
a <r * |. 11 at ion of t.TIO A fault ♦»!»
( m m rot «*f In i num ber <*f »*.frra
1 lh had i a ct h w llaU no If r fio*
pitaf r l w l l u n
►• im lly
lig h t
b a llo tn«|* .«a .
|irkv,| to br orruraiag
Uw 0 f Inland Wilier. Allotment (If Fuel jcwimly
r o m n iiin it ir *
Way For Shipping
,H Suid NlwsHa^ " '• I re m a in oi-rn tint
(.as, Sugar Desired
»*.. a o i»4.,4>rMrm
» WALIIINGTON. M a, I. Id*.
ll*| 'fet*n tollve* id wmr eg—nclr*
a g re e ) Monday
that
Ifn fr*.r *l
uaa of Ih* Inland w a t e r - .) for
•hipping petroleum and *iiga> In
the E a .t t'naat would la* >lr.n
aide, but aome .pointed to • -lu ll
age of m atrrials n fftlo l ir< !»•
conalnN lion of additional tug«
and barge*
|M
........... .
\ 'l
poll*
I ••irvl«m ti
•*Thrre-Yri»r-Ofd H « y
' In Killed Hv Father
Drastic Revisions Are Seen
In Marketing By Hou SfWIVPS
5,261 In ( minl>
Register For War ..... ..........
1 Rationing Hook I
T h e s e v ie w s w e r e i*vtre»»rs| at
a r o r .f r r e n r e o f g o v e r r im r o t ..f
f ic la la . s h in o p e ra t o r *
aiot
r
g ro u p
of
r lo r ld la n a
sa-eklng
g re a te r
to n n a g e / o r
th e
F o rt
M y e ra -F tu a rt
can s]
lin k in g
the
g u lf
a m i the A t la n t ic
S e n a to r
P e p p e r.
of
K la r i d a ,
i«»raide*l
S e n rto r
A n d r e w * an d
K rp rra rn
t a t iv e a P a t t e r s o n a n d ( a n im ii .»f
F lo r id a , a ls o p a r t k ip a t r s l
Delegates Will
Attend American
Legion Gathering
T a n rvutra, were pn»|w«*d f••»
Ihr I>arge mute, one fmot I'M
A rthur. T r i a l to Phllrdrl|di.« d l'ta n rr of aJ,|00 mile*, aid th.
otl er from Aanfonl. KU
imiih
em term inus of a Tam pa Sar.f.o.l
oil pipeline which has U-rii pro
posed, to Norfolk, Va.. a di.lance
_ D cle n te a front the Campbell. of 750 m il**.
Leasing Post and member* of the
A f t o r w a r d . th s
Kk>rid« group
Bona of th * American Legion e le c te d C a r l lla n t o n . *»litor of the
will attend the Ktato Legion Con
fo rt
M y e r i N * w » .j’ r r * * . to
vention In Orlando which a ta r i, o rd in a te the co n tin u ed e i t o i U to
tomorrow and lasts through Sat
w a rd lnrr*aae< l u t l l l u t i i o i of I he
urday, Adjutant J .
p a te rw a y ,
, _ _
stated this morning.
T h e F lo r ld ie n a r o n t e n .l .l ih *t
T h* clfl forty and tght
_
en irm c by u a ln g wooden b a r g e - . - I n h
of Ih* local post will In ta k e n fo u 'd h * b u ilt iju ir k ly In K lo n d a
• h ip y a r d * . g r s a t o u a n t i l n . ,.f
to the meet, th* 8. A I.
and Hugl* Corn* will part*d|»«tc Ir o le u m p n o lu ct* co u ld lo m o ,n l
In the reremonira and the Junior from T rta a to E *at Coa*t ....... I>
Joaepb B . Eaatman. d ire c to r of
S. A L. R ifle Tram will take
u>i
it
part in tho rifle matches to b* defenra irrn ip orU tion .
would
be nseaaaary fo r th.- gov
held, tn addition, m ajorette* of
ernm ant to flnancs th * to n al ru
lion of th* additional barge* and
t u n heclu a* It would b - a luting
invsstm snt for p riv st* capital
i
J . R. P arian * raprsaantlng th e ' man V. A. Speer announced thl*
petroleum
coordinator'* of fie*. I morning, ami the figure I* rs
raid ha had “m isgivin gs* about
Ira n , porting certain b jg L g r .d e nested to go higher a* nine tram *
nav* not yet reported. T hl* *um
< ( * * i i — •a on Van* • r tr ..i
-a a
reached
through
2.W*
iilodge*. In which r ltlir n * prom
, laed lo buy a certain anwmnl of
•tamp* or bonds during s certain
period. Forty-three of 52 townie
have reported.
Mr. Bpeer pointed out that
8lavla co-opera tad wholehearted
Iv with volunteer workers aollriu
Ing pladgee and haa promised
1 1 1 .774.40, ever one-fifth of the
entire turn to date.
The quota art for th * county
for the sole e f bonds and stomp*
during May ta 141,5 0 0 , and tb*
Kectl—
Sanford ________
Alto moote^ Springs
CkuluoU
fm t Park-Cassvlb)
Forest Clty-Foagsb
IAINDON. May b— (41 Hi.mg
anti-N atl vio le n c e , .uprrod by Ih r
massive It A I' .rffenalva again*!
oeeuplr<l Europe tia* bruugrt the
death ie f iu r the firing *uus<i to
72 N etherlander, anrf at le n t .V,
F’rvnrhmrn m recent d a y .
r*
P o rto
from the I oeUneot -eol
la at
night
public i. urge,) lo buy a* much
aa huoianly i-raaltila to aid the
nation In Ito war production. "W r
art
not
asked
to
give this
am ount.' Mr. Speer declared, “but
w* are asked lo Invest It at goo I
Jntoreet, - l l h a "revision that - e
ran gvt It bark when w* have to,
with
a
money-back
guarantee
from the etrongret government In
th * world.
"T h l* money la needed to buy
toot* for tha boya In the front
tinea,.
whoa*
equipment.
. .
_______.
gum .
shins, plan— and gear means th slr
m y lift, our security and fu
tu re ." b* added. "Th# money '*
needed to keep our economic aystom and our dollar sound."
T b * following ch art, compiled
■ few days b e fo rs ths 1 119,911.95
figu re was re a ch **, snows ths
progress In each community In
lb * county:
Yearly
Ameemi
f 90,009.70
1AH4.10
4M A0
UOJBO
LO S8.70
4 0 0 4 .4 0
on|>
r u ir
I l,**ov who rrtfi*ta-t mini |»t
i atliiii
lm»*kk« CHii
l»tn
ittiw on Thr irfrik lM ltK
rn iw liiitrsl in • I r i n r u l f i /
•« h.**.
• I s r lr t l t r « l r n | | Y
mimI
w ill ( t.
Iln u r Ih r u u fh Tliu<«<lu>
lr«»n
Th* •rgUlralinn
H r *.(.*
«
•lav |M.w rrsli-sl w l|h mu 1 H • ric t i
h lli h a n y w h r r r In I h r «t»uiili
■• f n
a • rr|M»rl • !•* »*• <lmwr
A t Sht m u kid. I' m , I J I
i«<i<h*
w in ItR'l be*n nn
s lr ilir
fur
w n k rrtu in r* ) to o n n lu r l th r i
* l« l r tlin n
T h r irv n rra l a rn tin irn t o f iho<
H akllsNed Mm F rio I brppi
Naval CuNualtieH
1
Are
Dihcloppri
W ASHINGTON. May h. .4'T h r names of tUPI n ffic rrt and
men nf th* Navy, M a rin o and
| 7,400.00 J0JW3 Coast (iuanl who gave their live,
311JOO
tOO fo r their country In the fits :
I.437A 4
•• four month* of war* w y e made
*
100
'Wlc t u t night by the Navy
MOO
400
partmant.
200
Th* lists, which were Issued
Immediate
P erch ***
Pope1*11—
K
fer publication on a regional basts
only, ucept for nationally-known
figures, disclosed that California
bad suffered (he heaviest lo sses
amonc tbs stata*.
California borne addreeaea wrrv
given for 4IS officer* and men
Other stalei with more than 10U
casualties among tkalr realdsnts
In naval rartrlc* were Taaas, !lt|
New York, 149
Ohio, 111; Washl
UUsouri, 111. _
NI.W' Y tlllK
i liin c - r
ba sra
May
fq i
5 - ( 4 ’>—
A « t*rK a o
fl/ s
im*
IH. Mannincr WantHTol
IChase “Risins; Sons"
O RLA N D O ,
May
6.
fRneciall
fm iitiM Pi aDtl l»8Mr bom ber*
urt* now
i v i liable
500
m ile*
lii-iii J i pin's Industrial
cen ters
and rieh l un th * flank of Ja p a
nese ihipping lanes, Owen lis ttim oie, Preetdant Rooaevall'a peraonal envoy
to
U tnerallaaU M
ChlangKal Shek, asys In
Ik*
Ju n e A mrr Ice n m agasln* released
today
City News Briefs
Mayor W. C. HU1 todQ
to Jacksonville in b«h*tf W
osgs coocsrataf th* City.
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Dinners •» 1
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Spinach 2 can*19c
PORK ftET, Wwtorn Cut
LAMB STEW,
Slokitf'i Toll
PORK EARS, WMtom Cut
SMOKED SAI
Peaches 2 noi 29c
Largo Bar
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Cocktail 2 n.129c
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D A IL Y
N EW SPAPER
F R ID A Y , M A Y I. 1942.
S A N F O R D II
Member Ai
Leaders Of Axis__
Meet, Reach New
Military Accord
City ■Goes, Dim for the Duration
Registration Of
Sugar Consumers
To Start Monday
1 Member. Of Family,
Over 18, May Sign
For All In Unit
am a barge I
i OH Oem pen)'
11 C.crman Bombers
Are Knocked Down
Over England As
RAF Stays Active
LbNDON. "in * J " I. <a p >— ' v '
The London Dally Mall taday
hinted German, U waking l «
tty nail, In (hr aerial war
fare a|th England. Tba M il
,
nvoleo a Merlin til-pa Irk aaj,
in* Grrtnany will rail o ff Ike
p
bombing of Enslialt lowaa, “ R
,
thr RAF a III change IW _ y
method, V hniahln* German
rlll*«. Tkr prr-enl hamklng
durl U hi(kh U»i|i««|>ular
the Gtriaan people,** British
quarter* rommmlirtf declared,
F-ehool tear her*. Fuperintcrwbnt
T. W. U « ln n , ami A. II. Petrrann
of tha Ratlnnlna
lloahl have
fomplflrtl |ilin« I*) rreiiter uisar
eonstimenR in Seminnte CVnmty
Mmwlny, TiM**ilny, WntnfHiay and
TNiraiffiy nt the viHmi* ntImmiI
"W p are itiing after ih-isM
hulltlingd In the com humilie* in
blifhlrr* wherever they are,
the rmtttly. It %»na rlateil today.
and Iha I U f InaL**
Inilivkjual* m»y
rrgiulcr l»c*
Iwwn the nrnirf o f 2:30 I*. M.
tPf twMigirl fbas)
a #i»
•ml 8:00 IV U. nu any of the*r
Hitler and Mus«ollnl reach-’.'
four daya at the mo.*t convenient
school. Mr. Lawton has announced rtl n new ncconl today on all *
that1’ the t ’ Udrrn will lio let out military urn! i»dilical a.npoctd
at 2:30 I*. M. One per»on may relitter for an entire family, pro of thi> war. niiiMimrrd a comvided the person la over
18 miinl<|oc dlHt’loaiiig tho A x is
year* of age Everr individual, In li'mtcra wiw-iit Wednesday and
'
dinting Infants, will Imh allowed a
Thursday iutifrrrinu at Soltration stamp honk.
It w as their first
Tf one per*on plan* to rngl«ter Imru
for ell member* of the Umilj, lie meeting winr*- their countries
nf »he mint mine iuiijihed with ^V|>m to war on the I’nlted
.
the full ntme* »»f nil members,
A Ikf*
their helgl I. *rlght, rs»|or of Slntr* la#t Meet niler
eyes color of hair, age and *et lin romniurii(|iir on the confer*
r u m referred to "ihe overwhelm*
1
j The only »-er*ons oho do not itig v if lone* of the tripartite
I have to have ialN*n ImmiL* are
Banfonf *ttH i* making the* member* nf the armed nervier* powri " nf which Japan la the
the mealoim |who regularly rereivt* rations in third memher, hot it did not orice
“ hrailllnes
throng
nf the Spring framinic
|kind, and iM*r*nih* moffnrd to mention Jiiimn
Th* RAF rnrriiHt out reconthe Boston l»ru\r• chib In
me public Instilutrna* * !n
f- meal
s ’ p*ww
'inaimonth after (he iram iir»*Lr tamp. ire rumishetl by w»ich inslltutlnns »»aiaswtvee flights \rr the oceoTht latent hit of publuily i-amr
The first tMmks will contain
P,r,l r»'dinrnt Unlay ami clalmfsl
Irom tiir i)j><-writer of th«* rml •lamp, ami each nf thr fir*l four. I 1 (Jrrnm,, immivi, »rrv tic*.
ncnl Join Kirran In hi* nntional* •tamp, will rnlill* Ihp hnkivr In Imyrd nvrf Knelainl nrt Krone#.
ly-irgd column* wH|>ort* of lha
a [louad of ,ug*r The ,mntinl i 1 be (irnnnn* rnlnlialrd with a
.licquctlng that the public keep flm M " In the Nr*» York Times ibuy
i. ______
i ,__ ,tnmp«
. __ __ hsA
. . ' iMimblng stliick **it Sunderland.
for. .(ho
rem_aining
irv o f the* off the runway, an I lavi itiip,
A. B. Patenon,
Known as one of the deans of not t « n f li n t .
I listt mile* north *»f t^mdm.
Ration In* Board, yettcnlay gWtl
American«port«w ntera,
Mr.
Uli ||^r,r
Berlin, turning t*» the Crimea,
Mired gaaoMpa roUenlnv c a t* * * * ihe
*trP°rl' * lty Engl. Kit r»n filleii hi* article
IVr.on,
not
Itvtrig
with
.
, *
, * »piol«J n high r«oniiiAiit| jip,ik#aand InatnarOma
famlltc
llitlr
qpnUtlniia
hy
Strng%J
it#*lmu.
I
rvgUkrr
p
-r
.l
.t
y
P {on,
rliaalr u>ot
t>i«* training prtWJtHa Appllcim* will w v jv a » book, IS h„ ( rracbvA (hr main GrcmSa
TdiVea while here. Ihe gal* ■tamp*, guo.1 In Tiry
store j|ne#l t,(l Mn (innnm^d sertcr north
- It
cry they «le end other a*peci jhf In l r country and In.truclion., (lf lh( Krtth |Vnin,t,la.
0
f
i 0, ™* 10 . t 1.* '"?;! to' deli ,i ,,n ihl. noiicHnl with,,-,, lh«* fond sitiatlou they encotinl
on the . . . . nf (h« boak.
I Meanwhile, (he l l u „ i . n. aald
out, but tba only one that will
rr«'*l
Anyone who falls to reei-ler their troop* were continuing non*•“
«
*
*
"
*
'
Hi
I
k
W
.
however.
th.t
.hr
A
portion
of
the
^toiy
follows:
b tho B apolbntior. Ha othrrsi !,7
*
.
during the four day period will |(lop hmrs**lng tactics from tho
Fin mu si ail sumHsad," have m wait two weeks and then Finnish front to the Black Sea.
are for v a S ou ? type, of b o a t ...5 * UV
" ' lr° T '“ ■V' n ty t
raid
Mttfiigcr
birngvl
:of«ily,
re
plua an application (W aupplemm,h’
"
»*•" UuMranl
upplrm
Lt
|Ctl|li|flitilehti i iimiMitiy of OrlaMo fnring to the lour straight paced ■rniv to th# Rationing Board for | lUpon* from all along the batcard*.
U11 tgla
a canu.
[ biH|l fini-llJ * 4lb
limr
' tic lino indicti ted the Soviets w ir e
off hy tie Braves in the Nailomil ■
Tba. varlou* type* of g*> r»iirm
After tha application has been increasing thrir grip on lactleal
mu way* ntil | Lestfoe and the four straight won
rock h»*t'
log cards contain from *«vrn t.. 11 fa il ill Ip*, and
raumiing p'sliiona
ami
were
Inflicting
top layer of h> the Browns In the American (died out, books o f
unit#, o f which *acl unit *111 al etlkerrtc asphnlt
placed I I.eiRoe -Just a matter of diet. aiamn* will h* supplied for each imiunting losses in men, tanks and
low tba purcba*o of an ur.<h>- Imniedialrly.
member
o
f
the
famly
and
these!
plane*
on
the
invaders,
We hgd the right
food.
The
ctoaad amount o f gaaolino.
The
must be taken to the gro«er
The Ciermntu have *akl that
Mrnnuhih.
il v*ns revrsleil Br«mns and Braves trained In the book*
ranla, about X'k Inch*, In Icnyih
l-»r the pui
urchase of tie rationed "atrung tank thru*!*" were mado
celery
and
carrot
belt
in
Florida
WadncMlay
that
th*
Orlando
Air
and t i c s Inch*# wld*.
m|un«
remove*
l») the Bnvleis nnuiiul Orel, 200
Trier) and carrots are full of vi- ■ngar Tne grocer
that tho following informalmn l«- Ilase pilot, I lent tl K WimWI, lamina, dynamite riuI h*»* hili •tump for each |*oui»d of *ugsr milr* piOilli ttf Mi'*o»«, hut tho
filled Ini owncr'a nnwr, adilrr.-. Who niH.lr ii furred Innding on u AaV your doctiir.
\\ l y.
they the present iptotn tieing n ..... ml Nans ipiirkly assrrtid the "enemy
city, atate, make of car. t»-i* cleared sjfMil til the Airfield Tllrs- u,rd in send bundles of celery ami to k stamp. A t>er*«!n get* anr via* fiinnl to v* It hi I<aw
atyw, vahlcle rvgUtration num ki, day, radiWd hi* homo tm•« for «a»»f*l* out to the hall park an half |*oiind nf sugar per werli
1hspstr'he* fr m the fighting
parndiah II to hunt, while hi* ship Icfii v ’em on the step* of
aml atala of regittrollon.
o.l s roii ltd HiitfUnlni t\Mr-h. » h»*
the I 1he •tamp rain ig for m-f
Tho card alao ha* th* ,t<(* was knulit nui- in the air A feo ehihhousv far our hoy*
ch mites south of Mmcos. Miggeslfd
ov* to nibble k* for a two-week p®rn*#t f
seconds ii»irr it hurst into flame*
(amt, "Tba accvptanc* and u,*
as they went in and nut.
We (Iff *1»|
th#- <«t-ffiinn p*«»itlon« there were
Ibl* card (Onatitutro an agrwnimi The lttn*iina v*1'* accomplished gorged mi these vegetable spaf^1
H e r e i- a n o t h e r t h i n g t l a l the i-itrrmely precarioi*
that th* 1older will observr the Safely, Althmigh the jd* hr* i i o
idug* The cra«kllng nolsa as th e I , c i n - i r » n ( i n u . t l « l l in l i l l n * h i .
nll#i god ragulitlons rovermog compielrlv deslrnyrd by fire
U )« munchtd (h»lf trier;y *ouml aiiuliiation, and he .wear, that 1 1 1 *1
m
•_
cbm Um
ralionlnff aa Issued i>y
We atv the Information I* correct: Thel
c l lule a furt.t flrw.
lha affk a of Prka Admlni.tr.ritrual ralTola to keep
•trim ■mount nf auyar lie ha* on hind
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tioo."
of rarvhoreea -Roinjt
'5 at top apeeOn ilia back o f tba cards
for (he icaton. Kuur >tral|hl 1
To IIIn, Irate In the ra,e o f *
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tka laUawnc lAatrartlona: T h is
Th*l', nothin#. W ell hav#
to family unit of three pereon,, if
T o P o l l I¥-| || C
La | W taaollaa raUoti card f»»r
hold tuck to keep from, runnlru there *re lb pound* of ,u#*r nn |
A vl a ( a l l a l l U * IJ*
Um TthlcU or boit dtacrlbad herewith Ihe pennant."
Iwo nou
aa* Ttia card most last a( b i t
fhr blow—or • dreadful anr ■ •ei |>er»nn at lime of re# 1,1ration,
A T L A N T A , M ay 1. ( A h — H l i
Lhrraifh Juns 30, 1842, In the rsre,,xii) of blow#- fell on
tfp the total I* a fa m ily allowance of tr r'« "lrc h n h |u rM of terrorlenr catlv
Cummer n tlr, went Into effect lliavr, rl#ht after
lli aad araa. This car must b# prothat, and i l l pound, which subtracted from f „ r Iwaituna a t ln r k , on th l» ro x ii|t«4 U your dviLar for caned- J t II e fanforU County Club In- nevt x-nti n Manager Hteneel
tbe 15 pound* on hand I r r v r , nlne| |r>. and , t « u , m u d I - taken .o
ay anil aolfer* now can tour the try the t.pariym and nnTnn
a f ona or tnora units. e«ch
iruurwta of " e v r e u " au#ar In Ihl* I p r,
civilian . nn.l in d u itric v.
rati purthss# gasollnt; this ■petty IH-holn <our,e for the te or I'imt other combination
to c * It Will be neeeeaarv to re ...o th e rn civilian l.-n .I.r . were told
cma bt osad only for gsso- dured fee of Me. Pro A lim Ste >lre»itthrn the [Iravr, for the move nine atam p, fro m t ) » three ^. .le ,,!* )
del brand into tba fuel unk wart announced jrceterday
open >re*nn on the diamond, tlul Ixxik r, three .l^m.ne from e.ch
..w „ „ re KninK
h#Vf >tf
The riHirw la reporte<{ to I
af tba rahkla daacribed bamm.
while t'a»ey w*a at II, he went
raid,," aald tleor Admiral Woodfine
condition,
after
•
heavy
win
or, U a boat, far fuaolins to l>c
on to di.rlow a food myatery tfal
In the ca*e of a family untl of ward uf Wa.hlnpton "Ju,t when,
uaad tMTaocij tba Taint of tba ter1# ptav by local resident* and arte - In th* Irolulnp (im p at
three prr«ona havin# i’fl [xiund, |^ i ^ i y know*. Hut Hitler ha* j
unit mar ba changed from time many winter vialton, and Ihia Fan lord, Kla.
<if eugar on hand (here will be technique of lerrifylnr the peo
newmant by ihe cotkfltien
will
bo
maintained
"Wonderful n la c, Htnford,"
an circa* of 11 pound* which ple and lha only way I, to send
rationing board throuchtout the aammor, it waa
■aid (aaay. "Kina holll. great
would nccr**!lat* th# removal nf acme kind uf air rnldi front
Ijustmant or U i tiit#d,
weather, lovely #roundt. Dul
II (tampa from (he three book,. ailhrr roaal."
curd,'
"C oif la one o f th# boat ramra
(he boys complained bitterly
However, removing tho hlghnt
b i l l world In regard to haaltb,”
about the food. Bald they hM
Admiral Woodward, thief of the
nermiaalble
number o f elamp* (4)
Mr. BUwart declared. "It bonato wait
hour* for
It and
from each boob would only m ull plant protection dlvirion of tho
fltb tho haaltb o f a community.
couldn't eat It when It rama,"
office
nf civilian dcfen«e, ipoke
Rnrrlaln* In tha freab air bona"Th* alHatee always do that. in the removal o f 11 alamos. at a nieetln# of alate and local
fiu an Individual bath phyalcally It'* on* nf the right* and pri Therefore no book# can be la- dafenao council official* from
iu«t to Ihla family until they
amt mentally/! Ha added that It vilege* of the elan.
throughout th* fourth carp* area.
la Tuat a short dlitance to that Ioh,
"I know; 1 know," aald Mans- have reruumad UiU* n e t s , lugfr
He reported that MOO nun
auch conaumptlon will have
witch It on tba Lake Mary road.
r tUen(e). "tu t ITUs waa aura- and
be on a rationing acale ef ona- representing 1.000,000 employe#
s# moanln*. They told me they to
pound per person per week of civilian Induatrial plant# In
were itarvlnf. And that’s • a half
a* a date will be f:.n d when neat 15 state* already had been train
funny Ihlnf."
can se t auger and any ron- ed In air refd protection nrcoaIt majr have been funny to tbey
tho
rationing oraa.,,
C»»cv, m
t i i noted humoriit. lumptlon ‘ over
achedule would bring them te a
James M. Landl*. national di
Ueatiaoep Frem r a a , rival
D. BUhrp J r , kai boon
perirj devoid of rugar.
rector, deaerlbed talk of maaa
M ilk Ia3 Into the Honorary A*Mr, Lawton, la communication, avacuatkrna t f civilian populat
.rad *'lha
U all principal# In tho county, eg.
preaaed hta appreciation and the mediate la caring for
lhanka o f U e„ Draft Hoard for may he bombed out ai
. Twcnly-ecven contact* and an* their work la tho aatacUva ten Ice home.1*
reglitraU
onlaat Monday of meo
apart# warm attended at the tuberciiloeia clinic bald at the Semi <« to SB, and,added. "And beginnole County Health Unit Thora- nlnj a t'?. Monday will coma the
Gas Rationing
City Still Gets Publicity
Missionary Describes Hazardous
In stru ction s,
Throuh Medium Of Braves
Journey Front Thailand To U. S.
Cards Received nuh|ic Agked T(|
nr. Harare W. Hyburn. the
«w of lira. P. Bayard Smith
• Hal tor to Sanford on
occasion*,
has
mv.
written . a
R e g i s t r a t i o n Will;
At County Sch<
Keep Off Strips
At New Airport
■W J
Odr schools
MM tmea Uw
Uovln* oar
i day* of Inmae, during
Summer Rates
Are In Effect
At Golf Club
s
$S
m
George Bishop Joins
Honorary Fraternity
Hitler lerrOflSm
, Calls for Bombs
lr-V„!t . ,
G
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27 Arc Tested At
Tuberculosis Clinic
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Congressman Gjrera
To Speak aaturda
L n Green, eentor member <
Dm Florida Congreealonal dal
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m— SANFORD, FLORIDA
FRIDAY, H A Y 1, 1 *4 1
TUB SANTORD HERALD, HANFORD, rTHIUTTA
Protecting Pets In Raids
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1 1 ,-7 . Robert
H am *
■rn rf Mr. ind Mm. N- HermlL
Rr-hfrt gmdaetod frwtn f * * " * * !
High School >fiU.
rwo Before VT (1u*IT r
joined Ihe N » ti« r ^ Ou,rd WTe«
that unit w m d i e d
puli r army, p# e o W BIUw jr w t
Th*t splendid magazine for the cat* tpd C
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_ tus ....
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. "Our Dumb______
Animal*’’,
published
a 1. _it rf ray
which ahould bevob*crred during air raid, by thora wh*
love their
coti
Mbtf i d , P fim w l by n
planning and Technical Division of the Massachusetts Com:
tmttee on rublte baiety, the rianum on bar# ot abumit
During. Air Raids,' contain, many worthwhile #ug**atlona
Too long to be publUhed by ua in full a few of ih*
general direction* are a , follow,:
1. Keep calm. P*nlc may be fatal to yon and poor
anJmal.
loo. lie » M
MRS. LOURING BEAU Society Editor
Package
Store ft Bi
In c* m p D,Ub^ *
v\M ^
. ^ • lIU M tM U m v w M S IlC IIIW IIe m .
.
womCrful Army. Juat remember.
<-T<r»bod». if that Army th*Md
fail in IM , n«r, It wiU not be th*
fault of lbo»* bey,
W«* 5®tour fault, my f w r l t t t « " ■ *
lu l l., lark of jinducllon, lack
«»f ll»r proper spirit on the part
n( this » W t Nrlkon it Home:
too much fuaslnr. bkktring Mod
rtrtlflUHM. IVtty politic* p eltf!
d.ftetenee. ba»# no plaC* In the
life of America today, l e t . cut
It rll out. I<et*» get down to «»*••
i-e ». For America could low her
life tomorrow. We at tom. muat
match the n u r d fie lent .p lril.o f
our »eMler* In time and «acrlfjca.
Tlierr now, flllie, Juot »e« w hit
•u dk(! You ret us to preachln
P"1 we 'eel belle.,
ft tl I ie* can be addrersed, PfcRobert K, Harrell. Medlc.l peInfantry,
Ki.
I. ohment, 12 Ith
Drmiing, Oa._______
,
m um s
°r T nL C°lfot ^roba for deeply-lmbwldad fortlgii bodies.
10. After th, alUlrar «lgn4l,.wlraii,tll, oee*i»km tra^.
rant,. conMilt your veterinarian.
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With partieaUr reference to th* care of doga the fol
WUDAT, MAY L IN5
lowing advice I* Important:
NOTE: Doga win not be permitted In public air-raid
ILB VBJUtB FOR 8 0 DAY
*h«lten:
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IfB FAITH. WAIT FOB
1. License or Identification U«a ahould be worn at
all tlmea—license tagi are beat,
u w r a i s f i
2. Keep all doga under atriet eontrol-thla meana yard
—Non* of Soloraoa t:17.
doga chained! and house doga confined to one room. Do
not under any circumstances turn dof# wow. .
3.
Exerclae your dog near home.
•
1[m
Mr. .m l Mr*. J«»eph V. J.rame.
of Faola onlr have two m u end
they are both in the service,
Ihough in different hrsnehe^
M.rinn Jxmme. i. . M .itrr
'>rgr*nt *1 Ft- Denning. II* i»
II. tijr,| and ha. a hahy daughter,
SI if lev Virginia.
Robert J.m e. i» In th* N«vy.
* , JBpmL i
a VAlJlfl
Q ^yun
4. Taka doga with you to private aheltera—In baaement or wherever shelter is locate
S u s t it l
Virginia's Congreaaman, Clifton' A. Woodrum, ranking
member and often floor lead#r for tha' powlrfuT House
Appropriations Committee, recently spent a needed vaca
tion In Daytona Bcutch and while bera spoke on the subject
of "Progreaa of the War Effort"____•
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man Hendricka* DUtriet, If I did not aay. that while you
know your Congressman, wa In Waahlngton, who know him
and have worked with him. regard Joe H«ndricka m an able.
f w “ SHe
F fta
i »nm
e m b of
4 Tthe
* o Appropriation!
f°S3Comm
lttei,
a member
Comr
ahd
8ub-Commltta# of------------------._i
whleh I am Chairman.
In
wm (k
t* on
u.. the
u.u __________________
Chalrm a
I have had opportunity to aee i
my 20 year,
yean in
In Congress, I,hate
Mod many different typto of Congressmen, and I think I
Snow a good Congressman when I see on#. 1 Mii ftad,
while a visitor. In JoTHendrkka* DUtrict, to b® able to
aay to hi#- conaUtuenta that w# think vera hl«W y^ Jri>««*
Congreaaman and It la a pEeaure to work with him.
WHAT ABOUT YOUR 80LDIER7
Hello, you toddler, at hots*
and abroad:
. 1. A mother told ua raevntiy tho*
•ha hid received a lattar fnwn hjr
boy (’aomawhara In tha tropics’ )
which had been writtan by the
tight cf )ha full moon a/Ur tha
signal for 'llghu oat'. It **t u:
boy. out front, whether you romember tha ptssaegar * » * » • "
or noL may la th* future, whan
(tt* SWTar la orar, com* horn,
and Mid to that end; that you
and your children mar ** perlanei
th# tom* plaaiura, tha um t **•
clument, the asm* prosperity
lPWho*lnwn rvmambar whan a
llttl* tool-bousa stood out on an
edd wooden dock (It araanl called
a pier) at th# foot of Farit ArenuaT An old deck roachadlb* *
plank walk bridging U * hractotfca
and swampy shore ad I w k * j
roe) For there waa n* hofthawl
thaa - Just natural-abac* IM and ihit natural sbur* Iln* began
wham th* Court Hotma atoad* to
day. Thor# waa no 8to*ln l« Coun
ty Court House on H o t b jh 't
Avrno# than, no Maieal* lulldIng with It's doctor'* CUaW. na
City Hall, Jail. 8oo or T«urt*t
Cantor. Them wv* no building
I Z t '“ u T X . « T 5 C !5
•A typical soldier b< from Camp Blinding who
ua a visit' had a lot oi intoreatlag things to ser i
his new life, bat the thl r hi i tressed most wah the
.
600 Sanford A rt
PhoM Ml
VOTE FOR
L. a MANN
r e p r e s e n t a t iv e
STATE LEGISLATOR
Vote For
John G. Lconardy
M* B. SMITH
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP TWO
State Legislature
GROUP ONE
I Pal* PaUllrol *«*.>
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
Alai « r ••Ml «#* stay. ••• »•»* ” •” my.
Arthur gm<lu»l*,l from the ScirJnoi* High School la 1039. Ha left
Sanford about 13 month* ago
with th* N.MIonil f.’ u*nl and l*
•Utlc-ned it Ft. Henning, 0 * . A
y*ar ago. April 27, h# married
Mias Mari* llayn*.. *i|tar ot,
Ilckurt Hiynr. who i* mvnagar
of tha local Mailer Fumltum
Sfom. They Uv# in an apartment
near flensing. Arthur ran he ad
dressed, Coroor-r - Arthur W i
lli gu, Co. "D " , 124th' Infantry.
Ft. B*nnHie. <!*
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J . Clav l*fl Hanfnnl last OrL
13 and wa* amt to Ft. Monmouth,
N. J. when, ha .prnl 1.1 w**ha.
Firm lh*r* h# was Irarufrrrod ta
Ft, Hlocum. N. V ; Il -n on Mrc
I I was --nt in Puerto Rl#o. Cl.V,
ynoVo ifiTn* tome tiatcling. Tha
■ IttiOM* Karr had two Irtlam
n>
_____ • Telephone 141
aTm.
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Tbt mouthy maotloi
aoo of tb* Woaun't
hold ot I t JO f . M. j
and lunch*
Mr. ami Mra. It. T . Warren
lub will bo kav* m eed from ,1.1 Myrtle Av
enue to 10tt Magnolia Avenue.
Sub Debs To Give
Way Dance On May 8
TUE8D AY
T h r Alathran Class cf Ih* First
Baptist Cburvh will meet In tha
• annex at HK10 P.M. with Mrx.
F~ B. Taylor, Mrs, Winona Brag,.
Mrs. J. B. Fields, Mrs. B. V.
McWhorter and Mrs. II. D. Smith
a . ro-hot tea. re.
The arwlng Mtalon for tka Rad
Cross will bo iponwred by the
h .i
fj»^
with
Mr.
rr*f.
hi <
and
Jam ct Cagney, mere virile rfnd dynard.* than evrr tiefuir
be .ern her# nett Kunday and Mor.l , „l it.,, local Hit. T*i
In "C A P T A IN S O K T H E C L O U D S '. I t . n m
H r.........
■poclarlp in which the Rnyal Canadian A.i F .u.c i,ir. .........
the popular alar. Ilrvnda M ar.lull. |h.iun. M-rpau , ...I
head a great ca.t.
J
kfri. II. W. Uuckrr »«•
rMllinke
ni
TODAY & SATURDAY — DOUBLE BILL
|(r.|!
i
lh«* hour* you will fin,I ihc nm i,,,1
o|>en.
I*lil line itman in
. tn I
miml, nr *n,ftc pl.ir** nuitriimii i •
refer
to »Tci\
Ttic*.!.,\ m* I ’
ThurwtUy ntontinr from .1 i»t» .. ’
I * 00, Rlhl till
Sft t II111ti \a fulfil
J 00 to 12 00 ninl „• On
% it,» ;
Mrx. Ilartt U ».*«lruf
’ >r> ire C'han iiistn i t.^, i
Mr* V l> Sr it I*. »
anti Mr«. K V R.itim
rlintrmnn. h»tl n i m | nt
frrrnrr thr nlhrr «la>
‘ Intr Kirlil IhrrrL.r .if II
tVi* Artivilir*
N|r« \i
llir ilirral.tr mm,
■thr runny ilrlmU ronnra
I thi# irn|HirlAnt wt.rk to
|nhlr# to hrlp thr fnnnli,
I turn in am ice
sit,
hlch
* wlndrd
CO.MINti:- SUNDAY and MONDAY
wzwawuozs
Daring and dying for
FreedomI
^
11# li nr to Ihnl
I lint)* thnt of ihr l(r«|
to«# |ai rrndri n*-i«ifiur
mrn of Ihr ainwsl ftir«r«
•Irpcmlrnt#
Thi* li. .m,
M»y Day Banco at tho meeting
af th* Ora Del Chapter of the
Bab Dab Club held at th* homo
Of Mia. Alma Grantham last
night with Ml.. Norma Wolfer
presiding.
it »»• announced that th*
*Ttod Capa", a 13-plee# orcheitra
ha* bean obtained to furnish muale for tka dance which will b*
held an th* evening of May 3.
Present at th# meeting were:
the MUaaa Noma Wolfar, Peg.
Itonrk t# an mi|to«tTnnl ui, '
•r CEpahl) tl.iiiP l-v
niff nmi Mr. ^t tt
A|
tt, JAMES CAGNEY
DENNIS MORGAN
Branda MARSHALL
for U-# minder burisaa* aesaloo.
At 0:3# th*fa*wU! be tha mgtdar
•ai.Tnj.-L'TK&'S
noontlmo—thl* year it will coma
at night ao that a larger number
of tho man of th* Church may
Inritwi ******** °l . <hurth am
Ok Tka hoard meatlag o f tha Wo^ n in 'a Club win be held in th*
SEMINOLE
DRY CLEANERS
[) Magnolia Are. — Phone Mt
•J»..-c,<
1 ottrndi,-
o -r ,,.
Friday
Mra. I. 0.
Mifhnrl
Saturday
nudj et - Wat cher*'
—
Rad Blear
i m______
ForiMaar Aad
TfLcu^ IfJJv
FOWIFOMRMBNT
Tha SamlDot* Htoh"Schu
i. Msatla# boa baatV pc
rom May 5 to .May 19 bac
be augur rationlag. In*
t OBiara w fflli*Li,i
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LAST 3 DAYS
BPORTSWEAR
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FeeMwill WIUi A Flalrt
Cnrl Chorpcnins. Jr
J op I’etra*. Ir. ^
John D. Kite *
Mra. Frrd Ikirncr *
Kunday
Shirley K n u r Morgan
l-ody.
Cam
•tags
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,1
will
ihron* a, •
’into. T>. •
-olectcl ,
I ihe kin.-
|tprlng (l„i -lomraii,,,..
H illy
rirla n .l-tancln#
IL,-
!••• On
I*»F ttlf-nil
••• httvr l»rrn
*t«# ••iiHD» r*f
•• Bnirhl hutsl
II roiii|il«tr thr
S
f
< 00 A M
II. Tml
S L A C K SUIT8C*U
mammm#
^
*We*ar!r relaying that yeong aoldWr
of
I'rahN* MrMt|i|U.irtri
Party
(Jiven For
Mth. R. Mitrhleyman
’4
how much it m^sns to ue to
mall cell create# more a» ‘
Ihfoogh
UIL Host of ua read each
He talked with greet prid# about Cat
be wee enjoying artayUCe, but ha ki
tht a soldier experienced jfben he U
Speaking
Mr. W. C. Krickacm.
t
A(m>, Mr. E. II. Clements, Mr*.!
Jmk Mcm|»r, Mr*. C. L. IledilingJ
Mr.. W. II Hrin-on, Ml.. T. J .1
Nrl-on. Mr. C. II. Putnam, Mra. I
Frieml. of M l.. Kliulmth Hat M. L. Ciillmn. Mr.. W. A. Laa- • m
cher will be glad to Irani that vltt, Mr*, liny Tllll., Mi... Irene , th
the la responding favorably lo Hinton aril Mi.. Mary Hobin^in. • t»
treatment In ihr Frrnald-laugh. •
ton Memorial l|o.pil.l where .he I
Is
It Mrlou.ly- III.
Milk Fund Benefit
Held On Wednesday
.n ftitfif snd
of..... j.fA.I., • will t*o Martftt at
1i*w \ •«.it to.i.tl S4*l»»»»»l mi Morwia> *
\la> I :»l *» *•» \ M Th»# Is 4ho
|n«| r«*tir **• l Mat *ill I** u flem l
thi« trim, itcronllnic «*» Mr*. It. C*
M iutull. tmilirr.
^ f f/uiullal III.!, on.| Ml., ttlrw*
Mra. Harry Hatuen ha. arrived
from Hollywood to »prnd »omo
time with her parent., Mr. and
Mra. E . C. EchoU.
Corp. Charlr. Uavltt
turned to Kt. Rennlne.
U r *pending* furlough
brother-In-law end .l.trr,
\ »|. n * .i
MINN
irt *al<l. "The •f .n rn t.-r. n rr r
immediately >en| in ihr
amt we know th.- U>> • i,u.*<i) ml
them three root evenlim."
T h l. brine, your t«-f*«,rtrr In
‘he trmark that >inr« tli. .'ir*i
rnthu*ia.m f. r knitiinc win. .,
oral upon U- >fln ilm I'nml
llnrlwir rpt««l>-. tl,.,,
i.,., ,
> falling off .if il ,r ti.iiilwr
IHHiple who nri' kmiittii*
\\ ,
the yarn ami < r n m i
*ielp. If you are willing t.. l„-t|i
lo rail Ul I III' Itml I In .. Ili;i.|
I artera .m l pet y.mr >nru ami
ntt ruction. niul get I Lniltnii!
•Cain.
i
M ONDAY
A Tha axocuthra board of- tha
T*raabytartan Woman’s Auxiliary
will meat at tha churrh at f:S0
P. M. Tha P r iy .r Band wUl moat
at 3 M P. M. and will b* followed
hy the monthly buainaaa and In
. .aplrnllonal meeting at ,:30 P. M.
\ ) Circle, of the W . S. C. 8. of
tha Methodl.t Churrh will meat
at 3:00 P r M . with tha following: tka 4-11 Crab glrta o f
Lak*
O r e l, One: Mra. W . U CUrfc, Monro* w h okown at the Lake
Monro# Bchaol an Tuoaday. Klrat,
■acond -and third rear work waa
« fV4 ■ ark ATrnuc.
Inriadad In the exhibit which waa
Circle Thraa: Mrs. L . T . Dos*, under tha direction o f Mra. Locillo
Bahama* who ha* recently taken
IM 2 E a it Second Street
Clrcto Four: Mrs. J . E. Dukes ever Um Madmhlp o f tha Lak*
Moor*# Club.
nn East Twentieth 8tr*ct.
Mr*. 8 l Clair WbRa w ill. di
Tha anttr* program waa errect tha sewing aeailon far tka rangwd and carried out by tho
aRed Croaa In the Woman'* Club gtria with Ml*.
Ague* Smith,
from 9 :M A. M. until 15:00 noon. prsaUMt, preiUling. M l.. Loclll*
The public Is Invited to attend.
Rowland lad tb* group Int.lngChapter* of Ih* Woman's A uxi 1 °, “®od Blaai America , which
liary of Holy Cross JfpUconsI atjw fillawod by the uluta to tb*
Church will meet at the following • k g ami tha 4-11 pledge and mot
piece*!
to. An antbu.to.tic report wa.
A St. A g n r. Chapter at the home flrao by *Miaa Dorothy Price. Mof Mr*. J . I . Inglry, 00* 0 »k cnUfy.trra*UT*r.
Avenue, at 3:10 P. M.
Tha MUaaa lillian Tucker. Mar8t. Anne's Chanter at the boms iori* Twritar, Neill* Ruth 8 wagof Mrs. If. II. Coleman for a getty and Dorothy Prlcw modeled
covered ill.h luncheon at 15:30 P. nre««*» which they had mid* in
-h i.
third year aawlng.
V S t Catherine's Chapter, at tha
home of Ur*. E. F. Ilmuholder
pnlllblecu* “ * rlv* at 3:30 P. M.
fit. Theresa Chapter at tha
Parish House at 4:00 P, hi.
tit. Mark's Chanter at
tha
Phto war. mad. for th* new
m Pariah House at 3:00 P. M. for
w *n Importint burinea* meeting.
fladgw* Initiation and also th*
MU V kO\
Mr*. S. (I. IT.a-r Ji kti.n. k. rra|
:lairman, r * v o
,v
wat< - f l
^•finc letter |i,r m ini
that Cnileil u.
•he hail rereSr.1 frmu \|,.. Mary
tlrw art who I* ihr .l..,.t a » i
"ieW Director at <»m|i t'lnilH.rnr,
Il wra» a Inter ' ,|>|>r«-v,.i
.ion for a uMpmini ,.f
‘hal hail Keen .cut lo thr Sti
W EDNESDAY
Thu board of manager, of tha
Hanford Qardrn Club will meet
at t b r bam. of Mr*. J . U. Col. ‘ Mr*. J . E. Courier .pent tb*
dougW I , So** Court
day ye.U niay 'In J.cluonyQI,.
•
Ioet Ue Keep Your
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Dp Quality Work.
memory'* worth It.
a. Mr*. Shaafar to
rn Avytlb*. Bobby'*
P And who can remember lha old
passenger boat* docking a* tha
Hyde Lin* pl#e-»wk# a W#*kt
Tha Otcealt and tha City of
Jaakaearillot The hallow aaaad
compliment to jrmir»«lf. An,I here
b> something you don't
know;
your Motk.r In turn u buying
Defense bond, with that money
and saving them for you.
8»
you're both doing a good job for
Unci# Fam »nd each other nmi
that', whit It lake* on tie P*H
of nil rf us. So. ru«»l luck! Nur
man's address l». Cnl. Norman 8
Wahlen. Q, M. C. I»ept. Ft. lin e .
KtncoVc Army (larrDqn. Hono
lulu. Hawaii.
, a plowaar, domn'l
«3 w ta the ragatar
whiah - wa* sto-
rtiianiJr na me#. ■■ now. ui uro
■CTcmpanlnmrnt of ioftljr iWp# f (ha LagUkatom I*
K1NARD and SON
RE-ELECT
To Th# '
8. Treatment of does for FEAR:
An Industrious Representative
Pay Cteh for
Used Furniture
il MlIiM. m r .« f . 1 . 1
B. Keep doga restrained by a Iraah. This will protect
your doi
6. *Ke«p drinking water mfaflaWe.
. 7 ,
7. Provide • small aupply of prepared food for emer-
Mild cases— Use sodium bromide:
•
Dosage: (Small doga, 2 grains),* (Medlum-alied doga
rJln*)T(Larga doga, 10-16 grains). Repeat dose If not
it within an hour or two.
Severe caaee— uae narobutal eapaulea.
Doaage: One capaole to each eight pound* of body
weight will induce aound sleep.
C*mpb*II-i
tan Legion
In tha Legion Hot at 7:10 P J f.
— *
Red Cross Notes
dob at 10:00 A. M.
S o c ia l C a le n d a r
frrm that Untr until l>*t **’''*J J
when he w»» »ent to FL B«i»m*||. write, hi. parent, £ » ( A » « F
life i* rrrat and lh*l when »*h *v#
won thl* w«r hn will jUjr
•"
•Urrle fUm '. wrriM. Thal "
unde, control- Thl* la the owner'.
Activities
1‘ Ar.r: mnF.R
Mrn. IVndi'rtrraHfl
Hoimrs Her Mother
Prt*rill*
iCartoln*—FiU
with wide1 rufflt*
in
white ecru
S r feature
I** t♦'•virrHea enter
mill |*.#rV>* for a
1 thrir mother# in
• i hr i \|r# W II
•i inn \f*» mi hrr
'4 0 YEARS AOO,
nan In military m nrtce^-Tbe Lakelan
fjM r
today'«*hp
Take It Or Leave It
if and often
Everybody Is Invited
to Attend!
Serving Hi# p##pla *( Florid# and Southern G#orgl# iloc# 1167
h«* |hr#» Cohan Irothara a rich *xparlo*wa— a##g#rl#o<#
that mekai • tala Ilk# this p#t*!bla I# tka Spring #| 1942. ■Ih
#ff#t« Cohort'* peak Spring #nd Summer mtrthandia# #aa#rtm#Mi add pr#MnH th# opportunity t# rare #nd tpand wisafy
«.'* . to (apply (k# Iking* y#« Mad for ymn family #wd y##r
«------
ev u
. I . Um . -i —-__ i
!mt W« can do that UtU* thin*.
SEMINOLE
dO U N T Y
Sale Billion
In
Sunday
�(Offlefcl M i
k
♦sar-*
torn*!.
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7
THE SANFORD HBI
zrr 171S I
J ***'
|. 5 i , [ ^ " * t .
rn r T T rW fl
VU.buchai
>n and l(ai
Learning th# trick* of th* maritime trad# la Oita troop of anMIaru at
Fort Hamilton, N. T. Part of U* work of Hit Queuermaeter Coro*
require# tha loading and unloading of ahlpa, and thro* man will W
asalrned to aock work a* aoon a* they complete training on th# U. 8. 8.
Jfitfara, th# nam* th# men har# glren th# ahlp that never roe* to tea.
They ar*i depicted
depleted operating winchc*. Not# barrack*
barracks In th#
th* background.
back*round.
? i„ fi
“ flu i
? ,1* 1
5V,"*
V~Y?
,
A tend Mart tor* Ihia hot# In th# ground and akatt«i*d th# buildlog that atoed on tha ilia
wldkeff*?. On# man waa killed and right other* Injured. Th# aiplotlon, which ahnttared wl
Ing* for a#*«r*l block* around, occurred on tha iccond floor of th# ttruclur*. Tha Aral floor i
tha Brecon Chamltal Co., Inc., oanufaaturari of boiler cleaner*. Workman arathownaaai
_
terad wreckage for victim*.
|
A MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY
'*
\K-
{ • M ich or tHRirr
d a w r a f d e S S * * * ^ * * 1* . M
■ a r a li g Wervlre. i | ;e« A. M
Wadaaaday #**ala« aarrlc# I #*
Read lag room l e a n from 1 M I*
W a e T M # a n #»d f t H m
’ IT ttU V n N O
r t IN IIH M K N T *
bj#ct *| Ik* l a u m . a i r -
P
« T w ill
b*
of
O r ie l.
t
Th#
f-* r-r fightIw^i
l^ lt o r w M
rf viwp lew |a*wU|
r*a*i* n il
read
la
Hr lent lei,
4*—%** mst InpuIi
th * w orld on
T h(lender.
. |y»rd
Ike la d a m e a l w h ich
T a4ka
n la w lrk ed
U
.w o r k o f
kl*
aw a
IR>M#n
u
at Irtgl.
a Ha Ilona whtrk com*
la hump*r Nat tf f w auruUj* •*< I Itjam
»M| H U M h n • MtfUutUfli II U a
S
Z
i S
.
hande wfl
Th# pAb
aubwaj, ]
t# g*t • J
tigenct, bi
E.A.P. pfloU o f th# bomber
rearmed, American built Septan 111 bombar*. In th# foreground are a trtlh of b w
I# ba placed In th* formidable plants In th# background, which h»»# been1playl
rule In tb# currant air oStmlra against Uermsny and (larman-held territory on th#
iwin#l pwrltr *»d
Ur waa seal W Ihli newspaper hr Kecrel-rr Maragtam. Wa pablleh II In th# Inlertil hr Ur# \1 ar Hand
U p " A - t i f k snsriooH
and eam ettlr rtcammend Ural ill #ar r o f s i t d«
Irtww dw i J#b ihrad af Onaachg Iho War efl*rt.
iBBtfnrl »lro n | »f
U U tU lH
b»A gtr
City Still Gets
Piiblidty Through
Medium Of Braves
but doublle#* It w a a .n »erlou»
nuilrr to hi* hungry man.
•7p*afcss5
moddrn
ImprerrmreU
.Including,
that# atarrinr hoya. Than I knew
S rS fe M
IetkmJen Highway, Panama Canal Zona, In a t#*t t n .l l a U li
ltd Oat at thick lungl* land, I* i» mile* long and « U M i l l
• •dwadfnfdaMocracy'' eanepot lh* Aale a f»w handicap* tad I
rtllkry unit, camp rising more than 100 vehlclti. Jort UraahaoJ
Tb* highway wUI facllltal* epeedr mo*<
om #a* and at tha caaal la th# alber.
lota • tw lh daellna and w e re too
weak I*—
.
.
"(fe cIlM r bwrkad Caaey. "Th#y
glined weight! Oh* w M t on what
lh &
th#
f l l ’A n u S T d b t
crab gained
thlrty-nln#
pound*. That b, i r w . I’Ve (ha
as
:
j
r ( t . ... 1>m
r-r- ■.i‘*T*- _ k%
iTTwTg
�C IIA H U I A M A R T .
»
w » o R c im
f w i r . tm m
j ^ C A M l K b l J U J I VLomVDA
DAN
6
■ K n rp K IR
D a la i III
C A tO L O R A C H V d irN B R ,
f lt l(
• --'-i fji
Dafaa-
,1 h CAW ^
*»r n r a a t c m ta a K tic h ia . c ln d n nail. O b itt
Nallaa la harahr i l r r n that ta ll
baa* Natltatod awclati *oa
la Iba t i a a a aaU ilrd c o r n for dl.
bam H
Ib a . a u t a ilf (
aaawd
b train nbd Ibtaa
praaoaln nra
“ uas.-fW
I k d ft fb t d
LEGAL NOTICES
bor
—
r ami
f«
l.a
P ta lM llf
KO R A M U J I M A R T , bolrnda'al
I t lift U M o f lb * B u t*
o#
Flo rida— 0rrt1|*«n
A.
To r H a u M b J b a t I , »A f . D S.
C M . M I n C uba IT . A l i U * «
It It o r tiiiR Ib a l
r«u .
not*
nail* M u n , I x M i n i b trtla.
f t t r la Ib t *111 of Coaiplalat I I I H
harala I t C la rita R b o t t i . ri*lw*
llff. aa K W i t t Jana MR, 1*11 or
a Bon a* pro coafaaon *111 bo « •
farad a#tra il jam. Appaucr la parton * r W t l l o t M l .
11 It n f r f i i t h t l I b lt nolle# U
lafan daala, Ib a
u t d o r t la a a d
<M
p n b llp h td okr* a w t * * lo t fo u r Iportal M aalar. *111.
w llb la
Ib a
t o a a a r t l i l t waaka l a I b t H anford a o a l M o r a nff rat*.
on
M aadar.
I I a r t)A a
pnaapapor
p u M Irh * !
ba fo a r ib d a * « f M a r. 1*11. a t
In Hanford,
HmnlaOlo ■ fo u n t * .
b o fro a i d o o r o f lha C o a r l lla f t
F lo rid a .
>f
atailaalo I 'o a llr ,
Florida, la
fr o n t t a d o r d t r t d at ' Hanford. RanfanL r lor Id*, al public. oa ltTT,
Hamlnnlt foan tr. Flo rida, IRIt I H *
da* or A M il. 1*11.
a l\ IIN N N D O N .
C lr r .ll c a t r t Clark.
n* i u i . r u h i m c k . D tp k lr Clark
(O fficia l Ural I
L O T E R IIA N IlS t
Orlando. F la .
I I la barpbv ardarod Ibal Iklt
Nailed la pabflabtd. la Iba Hat ford TO . N T 11*1. R U B A l-IT T . A irlift EftH
UNKNOWN
I I I raid, a nawrpapor pabllakad In
Too a r t klrakt ordtr
tr a lM h
C o a n lr.
Florida, anra
_ ..
* R k f o r f t t r I I I coaaarumo inlrod la bt tad a p p ta .
watka
W fTM N n »
kaad and o lflrU l
•a*I at Id k fo ra . In Iba Count) of
•aarlnala aad kiata a l Florida, ikio
*M M k t e r of A p ril A . D. I I I !
tlh da* of Mor A. O. I*l>, lo Ikr
bill of eorapUlnl
rilod
analaal
m u la ik lt rauat la
lb * Clrrnlt
f o u r i o f fUmlatla C o an lr. Florida,
br Jamta II. Rkralar.
bains
aq
an loa for dliorr*.
T k r RaafoYd tlorald la daalfiaW d
Iba M t i M N r la
w a irh M M
Octet abaU V* pabltnbhd tar faor
-oaatrdlltA Paata.
iwowmjfo
Ku
o iv n t
MOOU
W ITNESS. ft F. Ilarndoa. Marti
•f nor aald O r a l, and lha official
•tal Ihtronl. Tkla Iba 1|4 dar of
April A. D. 1111.
O. F tMindop.
Clark.
WIN AGAIN
J. «V -Ji
CINCINNATI, M*r 1. . <i
tt'.fte d a u M t M n U n f i ta la r - Dolpli Cmr UU put on a (pact
■ot terra Ufta IS bUUon d a l- Ur aop-maa iknr ta Um i U i
K kd bald It* JUtaoMructiaa
mm* Card, and It* tabaldUrUa
i *H*t n tka tut two jaart
Rad* am t atraleh I n e l l r h wfa■MAN ad tka war nffnrL
plnr ptraak to »U rtw ta.
R * n n i o r b A n p r* »a u »
N U T K 'K IH
IIK H K N T
U IV K N
bnl p a ro u .n l la Uadi d trft# • * trad nr Iba C lrta ll L b i r l a l b tartr
nola C n a n ly, Florida, oa iba M b
la* of A p ril. 1(11. la Ibal tar tala
•auan a ta d la c I* aald Chart w baraa K W ir .lt A l - FA R M .M O N T O A O N
-f ilip n U A T K iN M p la la llff abd
r tlW iE f llr K W
NNNDNR. IN .
nd INCNA IIK N H E H . b it wlfo. arm
(Official Real)
on
mm
M B r u n
l i t m u x -A
* 1 . A. M. Wraka.
D. C.
r v iu rA T t* *
O F F M t N lD A T O .
IIA P IllillK . llA R O N Il
fo r
HOMH, KUXAnKTIITTrlTN. fKSH
offtr for a a lt aad aall |e
Wabta* aad boat blddar far
ha fallow In s dtoerlbod lain, |
>r partala nf land, alluala In Uaoalnola C oaatr. Florida. i « - * l l i
lltaIn I* I t t l Want !W | of
Ik* Nbrlhaaai IN N ) rora o r nl
Htrilan l T** no h lp 1* Month,
fu nn o I t K a a L H ta ils a U Co*at r . K U . H u n Waal M V ) I I I M l W
1**1; Ib tn rA Hoath 181 T i l fral.
Ihtnr* Kaal
IF.) It*.* loat
lhrr.ro Houlh IH) II* . I frat.Ih ra rt
llaal (E |
lift«
Mali
Iktar* fb.alh t i l l l H I ; - 1 k a c r
K*oi (I t ) 7*1.11 fan bo A pteal
I I frrt W aal |W ) of Iba Kant
I K ) Ilka off aald Hat I Ion ! i %
Ihtnr* N orth lllk.1 fort lo b t- **
Btanlns. t a t i T K I T M o N w lh
IN ) K fra l of Ikr a b o rt
trrlb rd U n d a a ll Irk ilia a pari
of tlaaara Mlratff. and * lao Sut.
f K I T lha fotloolas daarrlkad
Ika rao l: A atrip of laad
K MI ltd
r t l In * Idtk k ts la n la s al te
« polal I 1 I J . 1 I f t W. a l tka *
NK
(Virnor
of B-.r. 1.
T »p
11 1 II. I I E Manta ruaalaa
Waal I* fi ihtnr* n i l h 1*1
It Iktnr* Kant I* rt
lin e r
North 111 ft. lo lha pl. nf kts.
ta d
ro ra rln s
a p p ro a ln a lrlr
onr hern.
.. m
Bald aal* la ba mate to aatlrlfw
lha Item* a. aald daerro.
Uaa. A. Rpaar. Jr,
Aa Hotela I Manwr
B f PAUL ROBINSON
i nswdrMZfi
WUAIS TVifS ABOUT
p l(0 5 K 1 0 B N
rI
,
AtLQtattr
fW in «l-F U N
O M C S S /D &
BUTN&WjQ
ousnta
T - O O it.
THE LONE BADGER
MArtCW'WB
T O C M C r -H W F
fO U H O i-W B U
aarcw pais
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VAG E.n
THE SANFORD HERALD, PANFORD. TLORIDA
Osamas
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I I P
I ■! .........................................
Leele Ylerhetke*
ialtora v t l h m w .
rn trr m a i i m a u a
c-m a c u
It IV U m a a lM , It. IV,
Monday S ervice*
fa a lu r
N i r a l a r W nrakty, I I . *
A, M.
K v a a la g
I'M .
an near arhoot. t u
a. u
Learning the trick* of the maritime trede It thia group o f anldlert et
Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Part of the work nf the Quartrrmaatrr Conn
require! the loading and unloading of ahipa. and three men will be
natigned to aueh wotk aa aoon ni they complete training on the U. S. 8.
Milder*, the name the mm hare girrn the ahlp that nrrrr gnea to aea.
Thry are depleted operating wine hr*. Note harracka in the background.
Jr. Teeac Poayl., T ee I' M
W a r a h lf,
I-a *
• J w e g p n r a n i n r non
tfafly Arena* at Htilh MlfHl
a
Her. C. XV llarrl* l*n*•t»r
l It to A M
__r%lc«a II •• A U.
■,__ _
I t i i i l n i P r a i t f Hwr
•
ate n ip ' “
(CtilrairmO
Haggard-looking Loui* Vierbuchan,
moiorman o f the llodton and Min*
batten tube train that rraihed Into
• nation platform In Jarray City,
plaada not guilty to charge! of man
tle ughtar and operating a train
-While Into ilc* lad. Flea peraoaa died
bt the wrack and C i ware injared.
Police Chief Harry W. Wal.b Haft)
lead hii eaambmtlea of the motorI
man Into the court record.
\*
i
(CrtUral Prmt)
te re d w r e ck a g e fur oirtim a .
A MESSAGE FROM TNF. SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY
. .
o r n u t a amAHIt o r
*! tbaaday k k a a l II H a. M
) iTM lkl t f larW a, II M A M •nil
V*
**
\ i Jv
aJf*D-*-V , **
’
• « t f r . M. ewwfy K«tfb4»r
• ,r
MM*WWk P itf*f Kenlr*.
W«l
~J;M r. U
Tlttfa It a Mwvl|r et#!r*»n»» A
W M la f f i i || (he Mtflrve
i v t ffBLBON I'Aim m
f c >
i by 1b# i« a t o r .
» ik (illillr
taefe
l>ar C tt t iA K T i t
i
|Tb» til 1!•» rharck *!» tb* Wild:*
i i t i s l a ■ w a l e o n « to all.
P. U
■ u ra n e a
a m iv t t i M P i i
l i t Caat He rand W r t t i
I r a n . f i M r ( i trooO a I . en a rg a
l a a t a r IWknot, I I I A. M
t i e r Here lee l i t * A.
- r t.. • a* p tt.
0
n o li
caaaa K m io r v L
cM tn r«
I l i a * . Prank K . P atter. Her toe
l o i r t-o o im n a lo n , ) f t A M.
I fa ta r r k Betook. l : t t A M.,
i l a g t a n k a . 11 .aa a . h .
I . atia p. M.
lltI H T f l i u n c n . tw a g w o o d
hew in g ■'rarer an d l U r i w v I I I
r. m.
_______CAIT.W
UVL. *
' l b ! )* n op'Oelanen mad )aal
>»d tka U » f otep-llght
a*. Edw ard Rotfa w tll ba la
rga or both aerylraa.
aw d * y :
le
l.anank
ttoA a.fiorm
.fk m ihon
ii •
.io n
p.
r.
Met Of P ren rk Mdn c h in a w ill
nfcawn at Uia eraklng aaeelta.
‘ » T . Roffa. ||* waa Iko lira*
camry to rra n e k Indw C h in a ,,
w llj thaw t o r n plaint** *
‘
)» • not haa* aea n k a ltra
k# p a b lle In lo a n e d .
ubmb
pur
m
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l
M a ir tiH w
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fo u n ta in o f k a a u lr lo 'k o
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Ne« York, lo bt ludurted Into lh*
army, Jo* Lmh. roulh leader end
(fiend at Mr*. BaoaeTiH, ‘ hkkee
han.il with Pet lrring MalnUf.
T'o yllfcto waa Ukaa on th! cHy
auboay. Uah had yrweUuiir triad
tu get * coatMlBjlofi Id S a rtj tgUl1,genre, b l(l
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Ceeftdenllr lUldlng^kmg. ■ grotty of R.A.F. pfloU of lh« bomber com manit heal U#(rA t U r t
krtViiy-droved. American built flarta* t i l bnmbcr*. In th* foreground are a triih bf hlgB-dipl*
ready ta b* placml in lh* formidable ptance In th* barkgtmind, which have bean-playing a.p
, ,
role In the current air offenile* tg aInat Germany and Garman-heM letritory cm lh* contineM- , ;
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la Mae lea w u IV*
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Tka above lellfr wai lent Id IhU nenapaper by Krrrrl it tlnf.
gcnlhan In WnkUnglto. Wo puhtlih II In Ihe Intcreal of Ihr liar ItumJ
Quota Campaign and carnetlly itcammrml Ihel oil rm i c j ' - it d*
tbclr kbire In th* Iremrwdowi job ahriU of finan. l-f the Her erinil.
City Still Gets
Publicity Through
Medium Of Braves
t ln u fla n e d
room
P **o
lin o ,
' lull .loublle*. it waa , a art mu*
f i ^« n
T iV4 ‘X
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f wUIrk
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p a M * kJ u n U S v*a a d ^Ilta*™
Hla maMifold
"W f haro," milt Cnaey, bolding
up an frrn lin g finger, “ we have
•uch thingi aa ***!** In our clubJU t
home. IVe air tcicnlfllc. will all
A*'**. # o * t i * h i a i r modem imptovemenl* .including^
k l r t i a . —flo rta la *
lavarfe "Ilk olkir chare" law
hot ami rnlrl running ctwtvanyi*
* * ■ * • • * » lit*. I W I nf >lt tinn. Fvety day we weigh nur
"iil
>W f altai
***• r t f M a atlt H it ■bier*. W* keep a rhart. Do I
ollH'iral Ihe wvlghl Ht»rl»
"f !
Ih*r* atari ing boy*. Then I knewj
u-mrlhing w*a wrong.”
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i " O ' roune. n manager naturally
WAg Council had counted on mnr. onuld he -vorrlerl if I iw men tell
500 barrel! of n l min a awlft deellno and were Iron
Gnat Cooat on th* ‘ weak to—
barked I'aacy -They
Irtw n y a , “ the ra p a h ili.,
"■•Iwlliwl"
Iw lin e l
W A S H IN G T O N . May » , ( * > e tinnl weight! One week on w h * l
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---—- “ - ■ aJkwr
Ihry tu u re l me with W n
their m
v u t tU m tin n dirt
the
club
gained
thirty nine
pound*. That t*. groaa. FW the
wl <d# team."
"Comfort U a great eaoaa of
Sawed
War Bond Campaijr
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A laud bleat tor* thli hole In the ground and >hattrrrd thr building that atood on the alia
wldk, N. i . Onr man " « i killed and right othrra Injured. The riplnalon. which ahattrred wladowa o f '
Inge for aaverai block, around, occurred on th* arenmi rt.tor nf I he atrurlure The Aral floor wai ocrup
the Deacon Chemical Co.. Inc , manufacturer* of boiler rlran. i* Workmen are ahnwn tcarchlng the
Waaaell ’ waa doctoring wounded
men from the U. S. Croiaer* ll» a*
tea and AfartMUod. Through hi* <f
fort* Iwalro wounded men got ou<
of Java and reached Amtralla aaf*
If- Prealdaat RdoaeefH grained him
In hla talk U the nation, for hia he
role work and eaneuneod Waaarl
had beep awarded the Nary Croat
Racing over the new Traat-Iithmian Highway, Panama Canal Zone, in a Uit raa It a oalt of Q. B.'fUli.
artillery. Tka roodvay, ripped out nf thick Jungl* land, la in mile* lung and waa fomnlatad u-reoOcd
tiiww- proving once again that a "decadent democracy" can apol Ihr A in a few handicap! !nd ItlU koOP th*W ,
how to do thing*. It look tb« artillery unit, compelling more than Hh) eehlrlra, Juat Ihrt* hour* lo llkka tto
(reeling dtepKokrtry tropical ralne. Tha highway Will facililale iprcdy moeamant of troop* anJogoJA-mtnl Iron m i «tid of lh* eantl lo lh* oibtr.
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►Lombardi Homer As Braves First Place
DERBY WINNER?
Win
11
In
Succeulon
_______ _
inmph In 5th Successive Battle
,
CHICAGO, Mar I. W l—-Homo. ninth with a iVmb
| > n M by Buddy a ramp and Emit Ml on» ool i f lha
Lombardi enabled lha Boa lot
*» ? « • £ * .
Brava* t o W lha Chicago Cab., ^ u ^ t b a ^ S ^ ,
ta t, behind lha flvc-hll pitch- P a T ^ th with n t o
: la< aI Jim Table, who turned In S S t a S l r i S S l »C
. hla S lid victory o f lha m
*aa*on. „ „ |Y\ha fourth a
Tba Drarea mad* right bit* oTT
Cfkud* 1‘aueau, nop* of which
" trmi produced by th* leniallonal
> Frollan Fernand**, who previous
ly bad mad* eight hit* in a tww.
Qrrmp homarad-ln th* :Tth
a
’ Inning and then dnrr* in HiiU
- with th* Braraa* third run In in*
Dodger* Obtain
HOLLYWOOD
Br b o b b in c o o n s '
PHILADELPHIA, Uty 1. (JP)
*—Th« Cleveland Indian* n o .heir
lift
itralghl
HOLLYWOOD, Mar t, <WW)
-'MU* Dolly Delieloin, a fiction.-
cam* y**lcrriay—
baallnc tba A thtel lei, 8-1—at’ though M*>. Lent Houdrtaii dieregarded a baeaball tradition .lot
. **a- break up a winning eomWna1 lion.
Boudreau beached Ceoterfteldtr Roy Weatherly, wkf drora. In
fetr rune Wadneedey with a'
double, triple and home run, In
favor o f Boater Mill* when south.
p*w Herman Baaa* started on th*
mound for th* Athletic*. Weetharly bate left-handed while Mill*
to •o»e of lha actual dear* la
a* deliberate a* poaatbK Uraa
aait door to Mb* Daley Delight,
a fleUoaal featured player ditto.
Dolly and Daley work at the
*ama itudio. Polly got there fln t
Whan, from tine to time, aha
look* ever baa prafaaelooal do
main and contempletee thoaa s-pItarte who would challenge bar
reign, she ranniiy telaet* Daley
■c» n*hS?tEa$tTWH.~-" m n y p a r
took Ilk* a mastermind hy driv
ing In twa run* with a ting)*
with th* beta* foil in the first
DKTROIT, May I. ’ (Ah-The Inning. In th* filth Mill* drove
>— rlean League pitching career la a third run with another tingle
' f Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe— ta tab* balling honor* for the
oo without naralbl In th* last
decade for *h*cr brilliant* and
contrasting mlhark*—cam* to an
end ye*l*rd*r when the Detroit
Tlgrr* told th* 10-year-old righth*~**c to th* Brooklyn Dodger*.
While th* purchase price was
••adlacloeed, til was reported that
Larrv MaeHu 11 peeled |15,000
In $15,000 De
JOHN IL
PARKINSON
League Standings
awRW iran
w u re
l i t .»*• Weak,
n.ve.
New
T.
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tie■eouwrw
murajtma/ uw
AA«Ad(»UWS&|
H>«sa.
l h io v r
I.
n i. rri
1 » 47t
T I I XI*
'record of i f coneacullr# victor, 0*1 rail It T .fit I'fcll.
loa, was starting hi* tenth teaaon lUHion a « .«•* i-hioRo i ii tea
TMalta f n l n l i i
with Urn Tiger, and'a few der*
New York I. Bl. loala *
ego defeated th* Chbago Whiff
Ixiroli I. Beaten I.
Box for hi* Ion* I t t l vkiorr
* < lavalae* *, P*IU4*»ki, l.
Only one* In hie career did he
ffclrtgo *, Waeklnctan 1.
hare a 20 vlctcry aeaaon, but be
compiled a remarkable record of
10S rtctorle* and 02 defeat*.
liar. Your Clock* AMI
W atchM HcpalrW By
Om
Who
' Know*
KmOr
Haw
. BRIGGS
A
financial palter,
Ju W tpg.-tB a .aiMalasUaw
IF TOUR TA1TB DEMANDS
THE B U T U
• LIQUORS
•SCOTCHES
• WINES
BE' BURE' TO V !» n
WASHINGTON, May I, (WW)
—A cheer fag tba American Uni
versity'* public relation* depart
ment and Praf. W. D, Boutwell.
They hara placed on tba Prvsident’* desk a ripping tan-point
Indictment of lha writing la gorernment communication*. It la
th* reault of ftra yean tf study
by lha department under direc
tion of Boutwell and B. P. Brodbuky,
Tba wont fault el all, u p the
report, la that aeatencea in gov
ernment pronouncement* are too
long. They average from IS to
■0 word*. In good government
writing (the Office of Fact* and
Figaro* ‘‘ Report to the Nation"
and lha President'* own ipeachea
are cited) length of sentence* ia
IB to 11 weeds.
The next w on t fault I* “ too
much hedging) too man? modifi
cation* sad condition*! eiauaaa
and phraaea." Ah, that* 1* th*
fine hand at lha poltUtlan and bu
reaucrat—lha fellow who always
want* to leave * •> loopbeta, ja*t
In rmae.
^
Next ecm* the weak. Ineffec
tive verb*: “ 'Potnl out,’ *indicats' and 'reveal' at* the weak
read* on dhleh nuav a govern
ment aantanca laant."
To* many aantanca* begin the
earn* way, especially with “ th*."
At that paint, th* aathotr* toned
«ff a nifty i “ A eratonc* begin
ning with the' is Uka a day be
ginning with a fag." Tp prove
It, they cited aa abrtnua para
graph of Hr* aantan* •», our o*.
■Inning with "th*". O lW fault*
included us* c f paaaiv* ten ms
and Indirect phrases to th* at
tempt to be Impersonal) over-
Nary Knox, J. Bantow
*f a cow • Ittea of *a
pointed to study th* ears
(■pelted S t rereadit. a*
A rcaro,
iW oM M IU O fY C W M *
Capable
» l * if M A Ooop
IM tflo l “St M O A<S
WASHINGTON
TO CONGRESS
national affair*.
k. Aggraaalra pyaaacatl** fd
.wart attach an wall a*
( is m . Our fatten** . i
•panto at faBcnpaclIr
mast net stow far a M
day hacaaaa af dlapwtee
. ;l* m
amplerera aid.
CifMgeoeciL
C*VOR oft SAJf
cor.M tedTXges-fXPte. PA**nK
wiu-BC^rs
MMMr-Thlf
.E b w e
aweet, long tinea ha* made a
mentnl note: "Sam* day IVl go
ing to ahoy up that DalkUea
dam* fer th- ham aha la". Dally]
and Daley a n lha beat o f friend«,
In a gentle rat-throat *ort of
way.
Wall, Dolly and Daley art go-|
Ing to ere a lot more of each
other than, hi the old dart,’path
would hara chosen. For them th*
gcod-ncighhor policy ha* been a
lirautlfuF theory. Whan Dal*/
took that house *h* couldn't af
ford In that no-rlght neighbor
hood. Dolly gushed with linearity
worthy of a Nippon*** pear* en
voy: "If* itch a dear quaint Ut
il* pure—If ycu Uke qualntnaa*."
Dolly cooed, too, that *h* atway*
thought
neighborhoods
Trust
worthy
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
By MRS. ERNEST HOUHHOLDEN
Crultar Cincinnati and be* been returnT
promoted to Petty Officer. HU
Money U lha chalpost commodl■ddreu la Robert Duval Jamaica. ly in America to-dar- uoleu you
V. Division, U. 9. 9. Cincinnati, haven't any. And U you haven't
rare of Poxtmaitar, New York, any, ,ur* it won't hurt you to
N. Y.
'
vote for this Hospital, and If you
Mr. Joseph Jamme, alio hi* * have some, t» what better uee
nephew, Tom Jtmmet, Jn the routd you pul ItT
Navy. Tom J* a Hanford boy and
---- ------a Chief Officer on the U. 8. 8.
George Talbot of Oytado wi*
Cf pell* which was torpedoed some on* ot three lucky boya to b*
time ago la Nsraraneott Bay. Hi* cho.cn from Ihla aquadron at
parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Loul* Jam- Jackson, Ml**, for Radio Training
Ing IL Bern* day," sweetly,
me*, realda now In Jickionvllle. and sent to Savannah, Ca- Oeorga
fooll know the h r ef playing
Tam1* father, I*>ul», I* from Too- liked It fin* at Jackson. II* aald
rola with depth."
lea**. Franca, and Ctme to San-1 lb* people there were wonderful
Daisy chuckle*. "Depth, dear?
ford whan a little boy. Louie lived to the aoidian and proved Uielr
fpT many ywrs at IIS Wear
“
‘
af fried ebilhaa Flats ad it) aid
rood old gruvay. Georgs'* new addr**« li Prt. Georg* M. Talbot, cornea III be a* locky,"
fidtk Bomb. Squadron, Savannah
■Lucky!" coo* Dolly- “ Why,
Air Bata, Savannah, Ga. Good for ■west, you're in picture# aren't
you, George. Hop* you get lota yen !"
of gravey, too. In 8*varmah.
And h , happHy. through the
etudl* gate go
‘ la our Initial column of Mar. ________
. '*r heroin**,
IS wa bad h v i of Ralph Mu** they'll endure each other for tho
who vraa reported ct that time duration—of th* Urt*.
ta being aat ■aemewbere' on th*
IB b* of math Pacl
FOR
CONGRESSMAN • AT • LARGE
HIS PLATFORM
I. Speedy, rtelacisaa proasea Ilea of the
war.
1
S. Outlaw by laiUUthm strikes and
terkawla la war tadacfrlaa, traaopertsllon sad raaoaealeatlMU far
durit/m, with a Uailt of profit* ca
war caalr*cta< rampalaary legal
HE PROPOSES
1. RcdacUca at Iraaspatialka, talas l’M
•attic# maw aa fartowgk.
Defense £
name, lncldantaliy
Loot* Janunaa. Y
him la c m af hi
V, Jamme*, Paul
ALEE R.
dated ga* tax ravtwaaa make thla
taper* tNa. <
i Matching Federal faada far p a t n l
relief pregrxa to Dectda. -.
4. Federal partInaa af malarial* to
keep amall war plan to to apacatVm.
L U tk ktbw to m m atnla aa aato-
Wa had n~mu# cbucki* th*
other day when we rva aeroai lUa
comment cf If. C, WRwer'i on tho
•abject af hither cduc»tlon.
Quot, i _ "Collegmbbcwd refer* to
aomathing which require* a fM|C
amount of dough, la teldwR
•alf-raUlng and utuallr prove*
to ha nothing man or las* than
a four-yaar loaf." Now don't get
locatton . U; yoa ear
« can't. AtH m*nr
» , Matchtog Federal foeda t* aaaara
. rail achaal tdrm to lM »-4*. Ra-
Interests
s5Cu»riT,c S nn
Allegiance
Mat of
writtan
wxy of
HIS AFFILIATIONS
M
TTP
i i r rp t
SB
A NATIVE
mo HAS
Bs
I k State
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ttmimktr I ffM
fereii
A Dim* Oul o f
Every Dollar io
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vises Chamber Of!
Commerce Proposal |
Is Put On Record
Nads Are* Re
ted Killed On
ingrad F r o n t
Stalin's M en
Threat Of Encircle
ment Faces Burma
Defenders, U. S.
Hanes Itaid Lashio
Gas Goes Down River to Jacksonville
CHUNGKING.
May
4.
! AP) Ch|ne»e Iroupa fought
flm rlj through the night 10
mllr* i*p Ihr Burma rued
ffi rn L**hl<* to *lrm the J*p•nr*e drMini 'm srd China,
while the flrtlUh on lb# Al
lied flank before India drop
ped back •In» Iji to prepared
• Chinese row mo >
nif|ir rr|H«r1rd l"da».
Gcrmanyi reporting lU
by the u»e of a pipeline from
Tampa to K nfnrrf and than, bjr
bombers raided Alexandria
a
barge*
down the Bt. Johni River
on the Mediterranean, claim*
n
,
. i V- Jacksonville l» undei
con-'
fed the linking of a 10,000P r e c i n c t s •i<lcrallnn by lie Office of th*j
n i. Chief of Engineer* of the United'
toa Britiait cruiser and six
UU t ta in War l)ep<rlment at Waih-|
convoyed ship* in a running
■Inatm,, art online to a letter re-1
naval
battle
in
the
Arctic.
_ ------— - c ..-.
—
-Voter* In Seminole Count; till reived from lha l.leut. Col. Albert[
II.
Four British destroyers wins „ b Um poiu Tue..i»y 1.. ir„
... Burton of the Cnrpe of Eo-i
k
w la lm ed damaw-wt
,
lert
Plat*
I h r Hidb eleo reported
I
____ glnrer*I ft w^iahlnyton
from
a County ! Chaml-rr of 1 nmmerre.
by
repretenia lives
&
Di^rkt
Th e
le tlrr
folio* a;
**Thl«
I Dll
the
of-|
C o m n ^tfire I n receive,!
bv
reference >
W IIIS M local attacks on tbo Democratic Kwcutl
central Rooaisn front
RuuU teamen and Clmmllt leewomen, in d y<’iir letter of A p r 21. 1042, and I
ret
inn
i*n
a
rro
m
pnn
yln*
map.
to t h e 1
l l W tU d 1,000
Germane war* aUo to raat vote* Inthe elect
■earn- T * r e la r v » l war presenting for
hilled on tha Leningrad front for a
Congressional
rrpren
.
a c o n .U c ra tin n a method of tranafitah r acknowledged Um loaa of a tatlv* from lha alain at Urre.
K l l l h ' p o rtin g petroleum trom the Getf
■ubmarilMreproaentillva from
the
F!
a it ic c 'o a it In the A t lin t ir eeaboard.
The RAF attached Hamburg, Cvnereaalonr I Dlatricl. * Jaat
Garraaay, sad the Naili aebjert- of t>* 8uprema Court*, ami1 for V*>u point oul that the Port of
nmUTamna hai ample ficilitlea for
ad Exeter, tn aoathwaat England, the *election of railroad comm
handllnr tanker* ami that tha 81.
(a S aharp aerial mid.
l« Oraaaip I and f.
John* River haa .officiant depth
■noaiaafarteo oa tha aauthem
In addition, on a separata ball
b
ildar* ?rr b rye navie at Inn. You theraS f r m t wnrino ana o f tha bier rat !<*. an eat (railed 3,030 freehuljt
vota fore xiggr.t Init a pipeline be
j!i?h£%SSid%ia,,^ r™«
hag bam reported within a acora,
taooriHtSd rtOMl
IIphvj JHiwnr-i1 rt'iitfnrconiriit* .1 renmril tmvnnl Fret'
Climn'v I-nek <l>»ir Ininlcr to
day nt mh iitirr |>nInth onirnsfcil lhr I'liiin -if tlffcndcr.i
nlinii: IIn1 1111r ntia mini only
:itl niili'n from the frontier:
tin' Chnu'M' tln'lurcil they
utill lirld TitiiiiKiryi. fur to
t)i|. ■unit It hid nin it Itt-r Japnricst- tlrikt fmm thr mirth IntoNiil MNfiilnlMS ihirslrntsl the rn-
WpluV'bin,"
amr
I'lit It nti fit "if fhm‘ tlrfrntirrs Arn*
nil mi isMti f hin***r flltTa «mash#h|
iirttci
.*i
Jni*♦»11•- 1
t.-lm
i in in >
tv* M
"crtip ird
H.tii|fi»tn
■Idllnik
Jitj!'•1'1-■ Ii"itil4 <1
Ruprecht, Dean, Seminole County Citizens
Allies Smash
Coleman Report
Register For Ration Books 19 Jap Planes
On Rotary Meet
Off Australia
m m vm
N 4
HAnford mid S« roirn.fr r'mmt)
rilllena alAtltHl r«gi*lrfitig
al 1
t -30 '0Vthek. 1 11a mfi**rn****n fat
W|r R^tlun Hisok t, th»l hrrw r
Teaching Of Spanish
In 1 public Schools
rNtereky. A
f-irr—*r ^LkJrstflaL»sodiDrlti>di» dtp
aflU m ey W ta V “T f t r
* f»
(ThNtl, Famait
W»D*<* Tarrlnt b«r of b n t M t K
U t rm w tm U U n In Conrrcn,
Tlftk CoctgrcMloaul Dlatricl, Joa
Htadrkka, John R. Pnrhlnoon and
R. W . P. <Ed) sim*( (or Juatirs
of th* Supreme Court, II. L
(Tost) Sobring and Tfico
T.
Tors w ill for railroad
com mi*aiaoor.
Group
■
i«u>i| w
m y On*.
u iw . Rjgrnood
lu y m o iM j jJ..
Darla, Eagan*
Hatthawi
and
Ctorloo H. Strwart; for railroad
tiksmlailoiir. Group Two, H. M.
(H arr,)
Ranh, Jarry Cartar,
Wilbur C. King, R. L
(Dob)
UMag
c a r r i e d mi *11 '-ubltr
«H
Sonfoni
miajifHl
a c A g f e i £ h **•
clooe
2*S%0
at
are
P
H 00
P.
btirtg
JL
iltrls
wlwrn
The
M.
HamInal* County, ragardieaa of
A mo for mambor of th* llmiac their party afflUatloo. art -11*1of RopraoohUUraa, Group On-. | ble to caat Ibelr roto on tha 180.A B- Brady, R. J. NaUon, Jr. ■000 hoapltal bond *10*11011 which
0*4 V . A (T-Bena) Smith; for! will be bald at tha cama time ••
Mainbar of th* Houa* of Rrpr». the primary election tomorrow.
•os to Uvea, Qrouo Two, John G. County Attorney A f . HwahuldLooainty and L. D. Harm; lor rr aald thla morning.
County
Commlaalonar, Dlatricl
Thla figure Incloda* lot negro
Throt W . A Bollard and D. J. freeholder* who may vote In thr
Ororatrool, Br.j for member Con. hoapltal election but not In the
primary. Hr. Houaholdor alao
at*ted that freoholdora who hare
Emma horn** aaaeaaad at t*sa than
45.000 will net bo required tn
CoSSdjr
Democratic i Exoeutiv* pay any of tha taiee for tha
hoapltal bond*, provided they are
A prevtova Itaue of
T H (osWot between Mr. Blmp. approved.
a**tt and Hr*. Wale* will bo voted 110.000 haa boon paaaed by frva' .
1J N enly by elUivna in lYecincl hulclcra,
It wot added that th* designs
YW poBy wtlj open at 7:00 A. tlon of th* local airport aa i
Naval
Training Bom will |>lac<
M* ssd wttl dooo aa sundown, 0.
P. llomdeo, clerk of U « f.Trvuit this section In o defense area
O ort, has announced. Poliowing which makes possible the obtain
ora tbo ggOHncts, th*
location Ing of priority ordon On build,
and th* gyprogbnou sumbore of Irtg material*. Under th* low, on,
more than SO pwbont'of th* rag
" i w f t ' i i iifcitl Old A . a L latared
freohoMorg must cut
POMWgar Depot St ronvar of Oak aotM in order to Ugalls* the
hoapltal election. .
ATLANTA, May 4, <*>-Ulrem
t w o was ordeeod today to go on
trial ( m orr ow o n T r i u r f T of
■■aspirtoc wJU otbora to dafraod
th# stoto^ad. Doorgla. Erana, an
Atlanta arakolt dollar and form*
OBMtato por0 . G. Glover.
r Ooort orer-
irorable
AOegad Abductors
■
___
m im iil
.tkt
his
grocei.
FI Alhcd ii||l|Nl*{
toll
N t * r t h r * i l r l li
l»r*| *♦-* rni |tr <dm hit
Poultrymen W ill
(iet Federal F kk
Buying Unit Here
a
|
fi*ri*i(*f San
•i|>! "i id the (l| "ih P I Ihhh I ilf I *»
■i,fit*iii* p I nrmrn
ititd
Knglnam r f • M* g A iltir has l*rrn lra*i»
fr»frd !*» Wa»hifigtt*n l«i direct
th»* tS»f I’ nnluttltiii IloRfd'i 1-1*
In,( RrUiiima Fltld Sarvkr. »crnnliiif lii word racalvrd hafa.
Mr
High Brhool Esrm, and
Mr.
Johnaon urge.1 that every egg
dealer In tn* county bo pratanl.
At th* meeting, plena will be
completer! for the organising of
a
co-operative marketing Associal Ion and further arrangemanta will b* mad* for th a .cw katlng of tho area u n d d r t n a
federal plan, “ W* have bean
going forward with oar plana
for acvtral wooks, and now they
are retdy to ba put Into actual
n,Ua>. w
w n l l n - It
. . .l.t
wl
op*ration,"
It .was
stated.
Ident*
i t - n l r n i **h,» *•put t«i I lf> *
,| *■-* r r i»| ) m l a Kg** lt» bpf'MItf
r.iilrd
,
Julhu Brigham Caldsr, agent
patty her* for M yoore. died at
Clrd# U m BlaomalJp CornHouse Robberies of
pony hare for So yoors, died at
th* bawl of Mo
brother,
In
C h W o f Polk* Itoo W illiam Savanna k. Go. Friday at ( i l l
F. Hw fallow log p
lingering
lUoaaa.
Mr, Coldar eras a resident of
Sanford tmt SS yoora and retired
shoot aoroa. yoara' ago.
For
Um p i t two n a n ho haa Bred
Negro Admtta 5
Former Sanford
Man H eads W P B
Relations (iroup
It .i., *i I
J, B, Calder Dies In
*°a mating >• »et for the
Savannah. Georgia
n
\m prug**
J mi |*iisli r » t
i-tull r ynien of »
m a rk e t
for
th ru egg* at a price guarantrr.1
bv the governm e nt," M r
John-
,
_4<k kU - -
k>■» v * »h Ih»UK fldna
i%»it M i i r c d n
permitted aInca Uat Monday mid- „t ihr Sanford Stale Karmrr.
-Igb*. ami non# will b* permitted I M-ikrt within a week ur 10
In the fulare unJce* the puchaeer I ,|a, A i r * It Jnhnann anonun.r.1
la able to proaapt ration aUmpa, S-lunla v
or auger purrhsso eortlfkstaa to
‘Thi, will pnatively
saaura
Trial
* mmnu nk^ij
R e g ia tm tiitn
T h * ratio n book a will u m l u n 2B
ati m m and aich of tha flrat fout
stamps will permit a con aum er
to buy not pound of sugar evary
two weeki. Tha flrat atamp will
be good from May 6 to May 10.
The aHowanca may ba changed
after duna 17 whan th# flrat
four vUmna will fava bean uaod.
No retail augar aalti have bean
Former KKK Wizard
( hongking
It *
Thr
i m l in i u m
(»eriAlt >
fur
fa ls ify in g an a p p lk a t ir r i is a fine
of $ 10,000 and 10 yean In |irl»o n
enjr** * r * • !* - Ir T o Faca
Vit'itr fighting with Hsivy
*B»- f
A H r e g is tr a n t ! alao w ill h r re
o u ire d to say how m uch auga)
the fa m ily now haa on h an d N‘ r*
book w ill he issue*! an an y per
son w ith roor® th a n six po und s i
A m o u n t*
lw tw een tern nod
-» i
pouf>ds w ill
t>c deducted
fr*»«n
*h« amoti»*t h r*eraofi U p e rm itte d
to buy. In tiiv k lu a ia
m ay
in rr
I s o |Hiin>ds » t > sta rter
oSSl^wldo/' SI” P~ n ,nd
p
-nnl
aehools (
mmy tw- rrmmiiiiahad ifui log thla *ir
lime i(wiay( T u e s f liy , Wrainewiay
and Thurwlay
IIrg 1st i at hill !■ nut mmpulaorj . ^ '
but the Office of Price AdmlnU
' 1
itra Itun haa advlaad
If* re " n
gblrr to rrok) the poasildllly o f |
Inconvenitnce later. WTI1# ■tAmp* ,n
in the
rationing books
a r e l1*'
firn i } only fur augar now. they |
may hr ret|uiml In the future
ftil other scarce rmitmodiOes
'*1"
AM men, women ami children
must ha*r ration
bnidia
The
arluli meinWf uf . nv fa nil If ms)
regi»trr fur all jierwina in ihr t
family, hut the registrant must y
lie able to deaerlbe e»cl mtjlvl- ( r
dual, giving heieht, weight, age., ^
color of hair a,n«l *yea. iV n o m j
eating \\ (Miardlng houses or not
in a family group should register I
individually.
Bwogor.
* i n p i W ’t f y n A J P t t ' H
•;*. k r n
Jk w f r m i
arhocla
at
r*gt atrallon
All Freeholders
Eligible To Vote
On Hospital Issue
.
10 mijr* of ("himt ■ \ unimn
thr*'.
ir e . at KwHehUh, 6 H mllm from
in gTWrr IfDfliniunity m th r <
br m U c tin r
Charge Of Murder In
First Degraa Filed
t'nited Nation Bomb
vr» Damage J Nil
■< Iichii* j
Vcnaelh At Kai>au
Thi‘
»th Bur
‘11m - w «-«t ■•*»»!
am 1> ,i o o m i i « i
fi lit I MIf U11N I f u t U
lit
f T ' a*la lii| Man
.I n In t vs ,* I•a-1a) I.V t h r o n r u s h •
tnj;
U f> titr(f
^tlli'U t
n ig hi
AS
IhtM o i n l u i M i i r i i ■ | » r s i h r » i j p p u s h '
ii| n o r t h i mm am I ( h i m * nriii * t j (
! i i >* u n i I n d iH in k gf-i-ist r h f i r t l t n y rum • " f i i h t i l h l l i l i i m ngsl ris t
ihr tr rs n
nu tl HI io lo rfr «i
I hlnctc
n n l H iili-h tlrfriu lcf* o f H u fm i.
I hr J n i ' n i t f i i ' ihr o* i i i o r l h w trtl
ff..tti l^aahu* c n i n r a l ih*-in w|lhfh
forth wlU br neceaaary In have 1*.
bu)' gtigar arid poasiitdy ulhrr com
modlliM. U#giaira*Un la Ireitip 4
Bin m«,
lirr*
Cilann w t « t|>f>uinta<l io th i
SIMPS
Regional
la b or
.Supply CmninlUw R cvaril m on ih i
i go aud won II 6 prAlfti o f both
afn|»l't»var* And unlciiii for his work
in Ratting up tha trm lnlng pro-
gr«m. arranging lha trtnafrr of
ikamratima workarw to w * r Indutt r l» « and organising I t b o r -m M r g r m r n t plant com m ittaa« to In*
rraAsa production, to «|U»tv a d b P » #wH from C la va U n d .
Mr. (Jlann want to Washington
aftar obulnlng a laave from hU
paaratlma poaltlon Aa editor of
tha rnllroad m tgalln t
Freighters Collide
Near N. Y. Harbor
SEA BRIOHT. N. J . May (.
(A-i— An unidtnUfied freighter, a
zaping-hbU-fcfHtr'ttd*, era* beach
ed soo Varda off ahore In rloar
plow of thousand* of p-notig Sun
day aftor colliding with another
freighter at th* mouth of Now
York Harbor.
• Mayor Walter L Sweeney said
th* two madlom-aUad skip* trash•d la a night fog off Fort Haa.
W EATH ER
■god.
U m
se co n d
d r if t e d
* a (d
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DNITEO
AN
IN P B P B N D S N f D A IL Y
BONDS * 8TA.MP8
N K W S P A l'K H
SKALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIL I
U M oscow
M em ber Aiwoclalcd
P in w
NUMBER
day*
Disturbances Occur
At .Munitions Ojn-.
ter AJfter Cutting;
SSepW jjgito Rationing
Nips Are Halted In
Fierce Hand Fight*
inff Before Reach
ing American Lines
30,000 Britons Demand Second Fighting Front
LO N D O N ,. A m . I , ( A D -
TW ifiO triuN
W A S H IN G T O N .
Apr. 1.
(A P )— 1
T h e Japanese: in A
heavy attack on th e r ig h t
center o f Lieu t, Gen, Jona
than M. W a in w righ t'a line in
|Hainan, captured pjm o p f UU>
ladvanccd itoaltiona, t h o - W w
I)e|mrtment reported, b u t
•wen* halted in fierce handto-haud com bat b efore U w f
I ir«h r.l ihc main Amrrk*n-F|Bplno llnr.
' t
He-rral miner air raid* all
Corrrgldor ronllnued and adte
klrn.tl artillery »hol down •*■
heavy Japaneai bomber*. A W fr
nial apology waa * received from
the Jatmnrac Imperial high K * * 1
maud In lhr Philippines far IjM
recent bombing of a hart ho*pi-,
lal in lUtaan. A Japanear array
■poketman raid In a radio broad-'
call Ihr bombing —a, unlntaftllonal.
-r '
The dlvc-lwmhlng attack* ap<pc-arrd to li« part of (ho control'
! ■Iratrpy In . ‘■flrn up l ho do*
fm-llng iro-llinnt for a full-ocal*.
i Or Aaa*rla«eft Pvoaa»
The Moscow radio rtp o tW
"hunter revolt." nccared Ir m l*
ly among iho wotkdr* n T E t m i
lha dermai munition, ranter, and
asserted puller guard* and arm
ed Storm Trooper* are balag
Increased at Carman war fa*terle*-.-.
The Enati disturbance* follow*
od lha rutllny of tha brratl ra
tion.
p.
Tha Soviet* hurlnl o frrah
drive acalnat Kharkov ami rounDr-atUeked tha Caimana at Booastopel on tha ooulhem front.
Berlin claimed atrong Huaaiaa
fortea ware repelled In attack*
in lha donata, central and north
toeuwv
-J a p tn ’ d InvM km
ndfldtUmdily forTna today u aavif/ contwuad at
of tha Alika' <toa n d -In -
ms
iLJ**1”
Iji* r
JkputtM Raw/at
Wto njtia tbAja^la
Gen. T.b-T.l*h
M thaThtam* air
k
- M. V,_.1.1,^
• A r**ep»n»lble foreign »*Hirve raid
tail night hla advice* from #*t •ral lialenlnp poata "wrm to
Make It clear that tha Nail* are
proper Inc to mount a eerie* cf
■pearhead
off»n*|v**
hinging
somewhere around Oral and arttendlng ooith to Sevastopol to
clear taa railroad, and ha*r> they
need If they are aver to .hake
handa with the Japaneae In Pa*.
la cr lb. Indian occ.n,"
II I* apparynt, thli informant
' | M m tmkraphoae), farmer chief uldad. that th* German, "are
nod row In tbarya of hi* country'. rotny la exploit fully If ttof
, he*tow, winy* and hand* diploma,
mad CUncaa afflpftra at U k . rtald,
Iferaa fUera tnUAd In tha Unltad only thora tn lha vouth whera
iM 'a A lM t Japan and ollmr Ajri* team* the /Nail attack. * r «f
develop flrnt tine* they have b*
om Earley WUI\
Face Phillies Here Tomorrow
Ernie Lombardi,
Paul Waiter Top
Popularity Poll
Unofficial reporter drierwtoed
■inly by Ito amount of apib m given Boston Bravo plsy■ aa toar Step to toe plain at
unklpol Bald, kora placed Brnla
It CeiWNlUMH
Hox goon Wttl
ra Ulely/*
It w u rvllm.ted the German*
have 180 dlvltlona (3,100,000
men) on the Ruatl.n front apart
from (re*h 100 dlvl.lan, (I,f0n
000 m«n) now lielny moved Ini"
pod lion.
Funeral Services
Will Be Held for
Mrs. Otie D. Tuck
Riy)thander Tom Earlay, win
•or of ala and h»ar of riyhl
|------ far Beaton In I M l?'w ill
■tort for lh « Brer*, whnt they
•Jftah with Um PhtladelpHa Phil
Uaa Thuraday at ItSO P. M. at
Um Municipal BAII Park.
funeral oervtcoa for Mr*. Otie
Th . Brava*, who loat a IrartI Ihiker TNick, DO, who waa fatally
breaker to CtnclanoU here Mon |.hot Friday afternoon
at
hr,
day, Kara won four yam » and home In Gahriella. will be hrl.i
bat 10. Th«(r hold a 0 to t du Thuraday at 1:00 /, ,J. at Ihr
ct. Ion oter IM Philllea In a mn the Lake Howell GemeUry with
teat played at Miami Beact- an) ' tho Rev. l-ol, f'rink conducllrc
they Inland to tot tar their recur.I the aerrke. The Erickoon funeral
tomorrow ftt (to ozponaa of (ho Home baa charge or enraairNational, Lnayoria collar club.
menta.
rolU w & y Uua m m , Boaton to*,
Mra. Tuck, born Oct- t l, llv l
two morO tllta plaUd bat* tofurw In Gnyatm County,
Ky.,
had
tloy broak tamo naxt Tuaaday. ihred In Oabrlella for t l year.,
KrVlay la an open data. DaLand'a Fto waa tha wife of Jow Tuck,
B t Ixmla Browrw coma faro Sat grower,
Survivor* be. Ides Mr. Tut l
urday, and Um Bravaa ratura lha
faror In DeLand Sunday. MU- Include four dauihters, Mra. Be
lle
Hike, Mra. itoaa Smith, Mr>
waukaa trill to tor* Monday aa
tha clob and# It* tralnln* grind raullns bike of ft. Bennlne. Ga .
and MN. Sy-ll Smith of W inter
In Banfard.
Park; two sons, Harold Tuck a»J
Tha Bfavaa aabadulad an In- • Howard Tuck) and six brother*
tra-.qaad contaat today after ; who realdo In Xenluch).
Mana*tr Cayay Slang*I raneelleJ
the actodnlad gama with Brooklyn.
According to Btongri tha
*.m.^wra,fanrallad a k lfly for ton
17.1,
s Make Gains In Heavy *
Attack On Bataan Forces
d
Diplomas for Chinese Fliers
Buy
STATU DEFENSE
i
Thomas
Filling
into
11 frra|urnl
lh*»
p »t ltr f i
wM
Activity tlolgntd
k in frcl nut W s i nw right's iTn#S.
, Thr J*tp- thought they found o f »
1**1 Sfttimlay and Attacked heaf*
lf)p. Thry wrr* hurleil h*ek \?!Ui
hrsvy lossr*
f n« i a nt iKjimiling of C o rrr fl•I*,i ami Furl* Frank. Drum and
Men Who Signed jW^r Occurs On Psychological
Feb. 16 May Be
Front, Kiwanians Are Told
Inducted Soon
Hughe* \» pari of tke /apafitta
ariftrrlhg -Up prOCTSSBlit tHt
» i r department said that a / f tf
right ai'ctfuivt days of aarlil
iwfnhsnlmvnl. i l t t l f d i n t t f t hag
I R i f f F llrtMimr, n n till* «* *«? 1*#cn inf Ikied** llpon the f o i i l f l *
f fft. *r y o f l hr i lor Ida H 1 Fata l »■ kc« i iun«
Group wliTBfc ClassF iDsd Immediately,
(Officials R e v e a l
W AJM ING TO N.
(A f)
—
Sslxtlre
Apr
I,
3tr*kr
H salgBirlrra today annocmr
vd sirs «h o regUUrod oa
Feh. |« *a«W Hr immedistrlv cUotlfird and m m « prob
ably woo Id Ho indoctod into
lite aervlco U May or Jon*.
TH*e« had Won rasa ton*
fwotmi ■■ to wbvthtr th. Feh.
I t ro|Ulr**ta would b* Infeyrtlad with me* who r * (l..
ten d arlo* la that d*t* or
wo *U b* railed after the e ikoaitlwa of all provioui regUtrant-.
Fumiili aainii 1«k|*f KIwAllMfla Iu4a }
ihnt Ihr w » « Ib bring Im jf M *»ut
on Ihv i »a >rhulugiral
front
and
thU < o o n k i Is the ou'*l difficult
idia «** ’*>I Um — r lo uiuii ntand
" W e were (raring t»ui*rl Yf • in
jHiti o p- ychtdogically until (‘rail
I Tliri‘1
warr Ifijtllvd, htuir j llaiinif',.1
* IMr
itiiiitnit* 4 «t iir w l
*t f hniAty an idhrr« hrui«r<l and f
tun* ! * f m i - ilnmriri,) tn an r* !l |"'There >■ a biiiaII group In thl*
■natfd rE t rn t <■( |.tOn m a rnJIiatun i country that rauir* the p#yeholo
vratrnlay a he fit rani at Thlilrrnth girsi m u f l k t In Ihr United .State*
Slrrrt and |"aik Avrnur, puliir
• talr*l l<nfa \
Niehidi • J Tint i of Hothurjr.
Mafj., warn gidnr mirth on park
• Avrnur ami rnJRdcd with a ford
driven l»v Mr* Jamo» If rr if lla n d
1 Mr Tiu r»'* vshlrh* iturn'd nvrr
j i*n d« -o b , Buffer Ifig much ilaut
"g c to th*- Irialy and part# M n
ti l l i n i m i hy Amrfitarni -gain* l
th* manner of
fighting
l»y ihr
•('ariilrn Fuldin/i>,
an i*rru|Miit Ilgifi»h help* drWr a wrdgr beiWfi-n America and her
cloaeat
I *«f Tur n - r ar, wa - taken to
a
lho« aptradinu ili-tmllv anti
hir*|dtal auffnirig from dim k M» alh
iIl h m .I « hi ti unit y »ml n* iipril
I Turn wn. md *m i ionvj| hm I
lion afi inr*lt »I,M thr
-peak it
j
Mi»
M H lill a m l «!-»» miuttrd
WASIItNGTON. Apr I. (41
FrtUrsI Hrcurltjr Adumnsii Mm ho»r>dal 11*•itrmmtT -uffrr mg m
McNutt raid Tuesday a ijuraUun- | hruiMfl 1* fi kni'r Mi Mi t ’ltdi*nd
nalre going to ..lectlv# aervlcc |vuhatalnrd htuisra hut l4n chll
I drrn wh«i « t r t in lha Ford »»registrants thla week ecnriltct- rspnl Injury Thr Irft front of
ed an "occupational cenau,” mak lha automo' lit * a « sruKshr^t
ing paaalbla the first "arrurate
f Kief Itny It llUaiiia ir|H«rtnl
and practicable budgeting of thr this 'Homing that
Iratimimy
notion's manpower."
g*vrn hv four witnrair* who m «
The questionnaire, a four-peer I I h r * «« id f fi l w t i iiMlflil ting, and
document, la to '*« a.ul to all i thr r -*• i - prtiilmg
men who regiiterrd on Keb I h
— thowr tietween the agv. of .1A
and ( I , afkI w |id hat! rrc rn tly
become 20 or 31-.n d I. In
tended lo plate on record ant
•Peelal akllta, antlludm nr , v
parlettca that mleht lx hripful
In the war effort.
"When the Inforrnallt-n ha, limn
recelTed," Mr. McNutt uld. "the
-Uhltod States government will
hk*e far the first lime a ramlocal ge!ftn~K~yaara of agr |*Ma
list of the occupational
ar older are eligible to enter the abUla of
the entire male popula*
Golf Meet For Men
Over 50 la Slated
i aerrke will then to able
oeato men who hare ahllb
ntly needed by tear ladaaaM offer them aauopporif to tranafer to war x r (
80,000 Troops Will Be
Sent To Mum! Beach
g j » j t a r - ,,SE
OJSSf AJrW'iNto
T» pual of thla U I thr rrCCIlt
atnUmeiit mi thr Srnatr
that
hail t>rttrr bring
mu
Navr home to protect u».
‘Tran c e was licked on Ihr r»Ayrhdli'ginl front tr fo r r thr (Itr*
mans
»1ruck a blow at thrill Now
f
UiMUglii it w a s , .m l Nt i f brffi tlr|ti-mJtrig f’n *1 .iiorr thmi wr kiw
w illin / tn Admit. Bn w hy should
I tor rriticUc* it. R km rm brr If Kng*
In ml f r II, we wuulil rinl rrillcUtr
It hut toiiuld I m>w our h r Ails "
Ml llnnim s atvtrd II i a I “ I w r*
<n i l Pif lni|M*rlAl arm y rA«URftir»
h u
lwf*n tlrlllfh lo ld lr f ■. thus
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Ap r
I. (4>)—
A nmim,*! lo build a bwryo canal
and lav a temporary plptllfl*
arms* Florida along the rontl i f
the iong-Bought Florida ship CM*
a) was offerrd yratorday by Safi*
at»r Ftpptr who told tha Banal#
thla would rail*v* the Hail Go#*!
petroleum shurtagv, Tha aignva*
tit no for Ihr water way* ami
niffftniftliut of the ptUoiltlM
pipeline would be undertakaft •!*
mullaneoiisly under Iho Tapper
Mil
In m fieivatr* n(H»rt:h, the Ho*,
iil. Senator .aid bo Intended tlrlo
111 net Ibe work liar ted prompt
ly lath' i than to wall for POP"
of th* oninlbu, authoritytlon bill for rivara and harbor*,
which Include* the (200,000,000
Florida .hip (anal.
ft»«iiLhn*r dRUmriiti IKaI Biitaln
lrt» others do her fighting
Mr
ftnmmi*
|tr.
U
H
w m*
intfi.yhirp.J
hy
Itu rk d
Ftdlntoiug
Mr
dflee, I h d lh r
Hrvriirnr'ft
mi
Vf*rf |Uflft put P'ft in
fiv»- in mutt- r iitt’ i tklriliiir
|tMrgr«in
*’h »-1jk» IM..I J a c i *’ son, K *■* < lull
m riuhiu, h live t b rl»f talk oft his
N ' t t o e du rin g the m c n l
Key
t I it (» ( nrrvpnlhin at
¥ * u i |ia , at
tohleh Bitty
llr lliy h r v it of the
! iliford K«*y Club
in
rlnrtrd
K tatr trra s u rv r. Both tuiys w c r*
prevta at the fur*hewn * inerting HI, were arrested In New 1
tod y. 1 'ro frM o r p , H M rK a y il* Jerk frame of Coral Oabloo'
•o «pnkr b r irf ly ro iirrrn ln g tha lifted them from a RaM
(-(invention
photograph aa tho men wto
Other gursts nrrsrnl were Her. bed him of (t,BOO In eoah a
KtaiiV 1‘uBry of the JUly Cmaa Ir after he returned from a
Kplti -.pal (fhurrh and (levrge ('of*ln «'f Ibe Ml. IW a Klw.nl. Cleb,
March is Heaviest DefciiHe Workers
Tax Collection Month
Will See Picture
WASHINGTON. Apr. 1, 0P>Thr hravleet tax collection month
In Treasury history closed last
hJrhl with more than (1,040,000,B00 pt- tncoran and i t e m prof
ile tair* In to* till.
Tho eikcl figure will not to
known ' for toearal days to t In
tho first St day* af th* month
•ho -"toko" waa 13.01
ThU waa more than two and a
half Hi m
tho 11,1 *7.68 O.IBJ
to Itested In a similar period last
IftftT,
.' l- ,
All itefrna* corps worker,
axkrd to allrnd tha ahowina
a sound motion picture, "flg a
fir e Bomb*-, which win ran
lfi ml nut** atari! nr at Itb# ]
at tha BcmlaoU High Batoal
dltaricm Thuraday, A . Bl A
•on. to-ordtn*Ur a f to* Dal
Council atatad today. A t
Warbara who a Ua ad wgl
credited wHh three t o m a l l
- t AJ W >.
“ W if i
nlahl axa*pl sugM^y w*f*
1. *lt>J ij^±£>m AT; iVafIv.S
‘'K
'
w-
\
jM
M
�'\
•f
Save Your Tubes
Savo your old tubes if you would keep on brushing
teeth throughout this war.
The War Production
has just ruled that no more toothpaste or shaving
r fu w *« ik< r « i iiifw* err am can be sold by drugstores to any customer who
to turn In an old tube 1o take its place. The penalty
m r - 4- falls
for violation of this ruling is a f 10,000 fine.
The idea seems to be I hat such tubes arv made
largely from tin and lhal^tin happens to be one o f Aha
most metals we h a w the^gast of. Tin la used a great
ID n U lim ol IUTH
r a n k I* la ,\4 t * * » «
deal in nearly all Implements of war and a large part of
this country's tin formerly came from the Far Fast, now
In Japanese hands.
There will be no more food products put up in tin
cans— which incidentally are mostly iron with only a thin
A n a M la a r r
MMa
■ o il, im k i»M
■ ««> «*■
Tin will still tie used for toothpaste tubes
« U n a l « a > a t a fa r Ika p a f M
*a coating of tin.
N ld H 11 1*
w ill ka - k t l l H fa * and for shaving erram tube* but no -longer for cosmetics
M H f i h r a f * a » l U i a « raiaa.
and most other toilet preparations. A im! you cannAt !Aiv
* ■•‘• i f fm p *W * *<MW
I m , H ) m r * u T » * H rta W ta n new tula* even for Iftolniiade unless you turn your old
■ H a u l rWM a » i I i W U m , tube in.
i a ra a *a la la ta »a la tka la r a
Just what will hap|ieu in liir case o f a n*-w born babe
il taa a f Ika a a a a lr f w llk * H a fc *a 4 «a a rt*ra la CSUwaa ■ • * when he liegins (o cut his (eelli but has no old tulie to
turn in, or in the event you lose your tooth|iaste or some
Kvidently you
> » ■ * wfclak la a »a lw - one steals It from you, Is not made clear
IM
la Ika aaa fa t * • - will no* lie aide to buy a new tulie.
Or prrhatrt you are
• s f aU wawra f k a a t t k u
■ If at
aal
alfcatw laa expected to swipe one from Mimconc else.
< tkla m H I »M
aWa
In any event It will be Interesting
how many
fig to
a * W . V k l U k t f M t a la .
fa pakilaatlaa at a aaafal people- are still using toolhDBstaJjy the time the war
over.
.WEDNESDAY, AFRIL I. »#<»■
&
BIB LX VEBSE FOR TODAY
The American Bed Cross
NO KIND OF BIIIPWRF.CK
It takes all kinds of Copperheads to kcie a war; and
CAN OVERWHELM YOU WHEN
00D PROTECTS YOU: And the there uro many kinds in this country- Among the khvcsl
m l, sdme on boards, ami mm« on arc those who crilicifc and slander the American lied Cross
brekrh pltcn of the ship. Ami
M R come to pa»a, lhal they *»• and the work it Is doing for the men in service and .heir
* all aafa to UnJ.- Ati* 117: families.
*• i
Venomous jioisun hu_i Ijcvii spewed at the llesl Cross
DRINK-UK
|recently, and it has caused considerable grief and unrasi(From The Pmvidcnra J„uitial> ! ness to mothers of Aoldlcrs and sailors serving abroad.
to > « k'd Id u ; In n » ‘Knowing ones' whisper slyly that the lied CruM makes >tu
n V S S L ' X t t the wwlA.1 Rccountlag ot- tha millions of doCnrr vw*. ;»W ft tn lt by
Sae rgaln *• ■ chlkl.
* j the public. Thu. of course, U not time. * A report is
Bljnt the fact. Go
<*° lark
‘ “ l1 l»
lo the
‘ be * published every yc»r, a fU fta careful
c
audit has been made
■cl, the Bpring, the
ar ”D etrim
ent.
Will, the IhoJfht. nol ,K*
the thing-i' by the. W
-■J«T ----r," ’4 j)hcrs insniualc.oit^l even simcDon't bo raupht in
.times boldly declare, thatl Soldiers and sailorj liav« to buy
tha ring of the wrong, hut h* i from the Red Cross whatever they need— arc even charged
taught hjr th. young end th* ‘ for , ^ 5, ] attention.
nui! to be gUd .ndle tireng.
^
biggest Job the Kcd Cross has it that at working
R i-v T i lx? uncurdt of your tin, try on with soldier* and sailors and members o f tlicir fsrnillef.
fln l the »kln of
caring Tor the sick am| Um wounded, taking can- o f their
|
floutmtu'i lion, ho in, llirn w»kr
4 for truth1* **hr
* hclidtiu)- dependents, keeping the morale high, both in the
Dium Mger
ligrr l«
l" roir
n-*r truth
,iu,n !ilnn*r*
u,*■*-*, 1camg
CaiUP and
UliilicV
ttpu Si hAtlf.
r----rror —
BntHIrr,
I,.. -iifxl
—i
-j| j,
most imimrlant. lhal inorulw b*> mainI d f r through!’* M|U*lar.
jlaiiusl. The Copperheads realize this. Hence their vi.-tous
Contrite lo rngntr biMjn nn ntid sly attacks on the integrity of the ibsl Crnvs. Ikestno
It*,ten faith in the one civilian'nrgghualHin that shook) tie. ami is.
mammoth
tu*l>.
through du.k In "••I ■ r*-' slMive all suspicion—and yuu've destroyed ntorak-. —t Htragi
mlndrr of mililtar ruLb»<| in
Sun.
a c*ve. TStn.
Lu k>r»vr‘ VI ill, * iltir like SUIn
Draw • liiUurr like ■ Pin mu) or |
The System Breaks Down
hahr: mi Arm with fmeturv.
or marbo two tns.U lo uu tormo.
Most of the limits nml villagiM <h i Long l-laml are
f
Wrap a
n to a ht rp,
more to. Iwlnt
krp, onlr n
mnintaining some sort uf monitor ayatrm (or sir raid
i
quaint
lr»ln In a ted of
taint train
flgwen, nr a grrrn sun in a ml nlcrU. In Etoslyn, this in the duty of the fire department.
A sleeping bag has been pnividrsi for the man who takes
ralnahowrr.
the night trick; ho just cuddlm u)> beside the teh-ttHnue iml
gain an Irnocvnl power. Ureas relaxes while awaiting an alarm. Well, thu other night
flaka. Brlag tha fgo in
the Mite he! Kidd people* testing out their system, tele
'7
? batwrDy wlsga from tha black
phoned all the monitors in the neighborhood. Kveryonr
Crsck tha thryaslla.
unswered on the dot but the Kordyn man. He calk'd in.
na free tin.
un-b».
forty-five minutes later, and rr|nwtid that the xipprr on
D fb y s BENNBTT I-AINU.
his sleeping bag hail jammed —The New Yorker.
£
CongTvU has dtckUd to tak* aa
EarUr n m i *0 that CongreaaWto who ban had thalr noao to
IM grindstone ran get thrlr ear
Kf tha ground. ^
___
Preferred Assets
An ambulance arrived at the scene uf an accident to
rescue the badly injured driver.
Carefully placing the
Bend-conscious man un the strelcher. the attendants lifted
him Into the ambulance. Duicd, the patient glanced back
at his car. Suddenly his eyes opened wide, and he turned
tp Ihe stretcher bearer*. “Say. fellows," he gasped, “ would
you have time to take the tires o ff my car and pul them
Looks like the hoy* In lh« aer- in here with meT*’ —Quote.
V. vie# are going to get a raise In
*
bet reels so w* doubt If
UVY TO CUNT I’BANITS
bo working on a 40 hour Tips Are Given On
with Urns and a half for
H S foCombating Insects
Or s bonus for rilrm
acalpa.
>tr
Secretary Itkta Is ittil worried
ahaul the gasoline shortage. Giro
- the auto tires another month or
► two on the hlghwarra and the
gsaohnj^ situation will taka rare
�• ” V "
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PAGE THREE
THE BANTORQ HERALD, BANFORD,
WMDNHBXUT, APRIL 1. 1BU.
: ••XJL-U- '-’ ■
..
Social And Personal Activities
j MBS. LOURINE B EAU Smdtlr
eonifurjetl , at the f*rm^Trtertn»
Churth at 3:00 P.M.
Everyon#
U Invited to attend.
The T. E- L CUne o f tb* P in t
Baptkt Church will meet at the
hone
o f X n . Rhadn tw in * oe
W B IIN K SD AY
K. U Caldwoll
U ill l*
11*
The Junior Choir of the F l rat I'nrk Avenue at 1:00 f4 U.
The Townaend Club will meet Femm id-Laugh ta* M rm «ri*l lh »Baptlat Church will meel preced
ing th* regular prayrr meeting at in the Contra Hiaee at I M P. M. prftaL
The Booth Hide P. T . A. vril
.1(46 P. m, for rchwaraala
Mr*. W « . FdewfwM H*. been
Board of dearan* of the Firat meet at 3:4S PJI. pmen dad by
Baptlat Church will meet at H:00 at 3:00 P.M. This will be vie. eaDed to Jackaonrille Ixcau** of
lio n day in the elan room, and th* death of her uncle, William
p. Id. at the church.
all paevnta ape Invited ta l U e r l DuprrcTH U R SD AY
The Went Sale T. T . A. tr il
Bible Studio*, In obyrvanre o f
Mr*. Briber « > < e n h»* *rriced
the Week of Prayer are being meet in the auditorium at 3:36
1’ . M. preceded by the heanl meet. from Hollywood to make bee home
with her won, S. X . Hngcc*. at
In f at SAW P. * .
3105 Magnolia A veno.
FRID AY
. Bible Btadkea, in otwrrvanee of
Walter Orel, n e lrt
ri Fbrh
the Week o f I’rayeir are heinf
conducted at the P m trte r ia a Union Military Academy it Fork
Church a t 3:00 P J I.
Eveerone Union, Va„ l» , pending the Earirr
holiday* with hi*
eou.ui, Billy
i. Invited to attend.
Bundle* for America wdl meet MeKlnaoy. in CrernviDe. S. C.
In the Pariah llouae at 3:30 P.
M. All prrnona havlnjy non, or I Mr*. Herman Mecller l, riperted
from
Chevy
rrlatlvr* In any branch o f the 1to arrlv* today
>ame U bip
armed arrvieaa la lacKevt to he- j Chsa*, Md. to arad
here with her mother. Mr*. E. M.
dime a member.
Swaim, and Mr. Swatm. at their
8 ATURD AP
There will he an I'-aylcr e f t home in thr Hotel Mayfair.
party for lbe children o f t h e priFriend* or Fred Miller will be
mary Department o f tbe PCwbjrterian Church Iron, 1:00 p. M glad to tr*n> that he h*s bw-n
rrmowed
to hia home in the I#e«h
until S:00 P. M
Children are
naked to meet at the home e l er Apartment* from the O n n ^
General
|{o*|iltil
»n
UrUi*h>
Mr*. 0. C. Howard, lif t ! (tpk
where he h*a barn for the j*A*t
Accrue
three aweka
HUKDAY
The annual Eaatrr Sunriae aee- 1
and Mr,. Ralph Stewart and
circa will be belli at the Baml- i Mr
• hell beginning at 7:11 A.M.| mm. Alien, are planning to le*w
Ihri*
week
for Haul!
Si
Marir,
The public i, invited tu [tartei |
! M id i, where th e *.w ill «p»nd Ibe
1pate-'
lu n n rr. Thi-v hive Ivx-ti .|.-ndhig
MONDAY
Hu- winter month' ui 1 lie Sanfoid
I The IN-aver Band of I lie Prewbyterian Woman', Au,diary will
meet at the rhoreh at .1:00 p. II.
Mrm, It* T.
M rj km nrf,
Mi*»
to be followed by the monthly
buiinrua ami hiapitalurnal a w t la i Ii#4tf MHCinney ihI K i r i ) MrKiniwy* Jr.* i f t.resruvUlr, H. f
at .1:30 I*. M.
Circle* o f the Women’* Borirty ami M io Ruth Itakrr uf Hart
o f I hrlallan Service o f the Me- well, €*•. rrium nI today In their
thodiat Church wdl meet at 3:30 homes after «|iiynding a fear <fay»
•a the rue* tv of Mr* 1,111Ian VirP. X . a* I allow ,:
Circle On*, with U n . W. K. kerv. They » r r » aevontpanieil by
Edenfield. 1811
South
Sanfied J. W, Baker of HarlvbHi, who hi*
spent the winter in Sanford with
Circle Two. Mr,. It. W. Htodi- kw daughter, anil M o . 1/mrinr
Boai. who wtl) •I'Wful the weekend
cant In the Pariah li HUM*.
Cirri# Threw, Mr*. I IJ. Mar
tin,
1U1
Mellon vilic
Amour,
with Mr*, fl, C, Morgan aa re
boot***.
Circle Four. Mr* R. F. Crew- '
H l’ T TK , Mont Apr I CfA A
idmw, tn the anne* of the rhurrh ! Butte tire dealer wax •«rprt*ed
Seminole Teerher.
( |nt> w ill'
when [foliCT1 told him he had hern
meet at 7 30 P M * , iw r.Bowed '
purr baaing itolen drew f m n two
the Muaie F eitiw l at H: 13 p. boy*
HI*
a*tont*hmmt
rrww,
M. tn the Brmlnnlr High audl-
Social Calendar
Bill’s
Package
Store & Bar
I Florida Clubs Will
Horn* Demonstration1 Join In l-H Week
Notea
tiA IN T S V Il I F. Apt I
(<!-■
“ Hick” Dance Given ICarolypn E
By Sub Deb Club|Lt. Brown
Dnlerlainine' in the* City Hall on
Mr a/»d Mr*. H
Friday fitfhu member,
of
th* I Sr . are amxnmei
Cara Pel (n apler of the Sub I>»b |mmt of tbrlr
l lub were horiraaei at * “ ll i e k " . Cirnljna, to l.l
d»rvce. TboM»Urn.line
* " T r I mural* Uiuvaii. *
tlrrttnl in appropriate coriume. i Hr* |*>u] jr p,,,,
Thoae tern ilmntlni acre; t o ' u,,
Ml**e* Itomthjr Ljrona. Catherine j u i,.
i. i
Clark,
Irivejoy
^ ‘M l e r of Ur. and !
£ * * “ ■ Him I Allman, CharloUe Km, 1w, |,rothw
True, IV,g y Duncan, D «rti F.n- n
,
. w
Uminrer, 1<eU-n PUffont, Ruth ,
•
Stcn.trvm, j . , . , Harper. V.Wrle < ••"'** U*fue ••
Wall,,
Marv
Kllen
WUIUrat. ,w” * * * * " ■
Dorothy PetoM. Helen
Hkkaon. • " ’» 'Ijl.fre.l [ltd
Mary Jane Knbntdlt*, hula Sntcb** f
l* ■Jrumri 1
er, fiiirDU Wolfer, leu,
Jteri* *’1*
»t*te pr
aether. M a r in e llirire*. Helen beuth.rn
1’ rreb:
i ’hillipa, Shirley C tnwrai mn*l PmpU tntonti whi
Nancy Collum.
active for *evrral
A b o th# M irer, Sylvia Mrlach, I, *l*o * mernlwri
I j ti a h Wa 11 h, FJ Ita Im*Hi 11alc ii f r. t m
Hrlriir Tamm,
Mary
William**1
( ’ wen Hayre, I ihby Vaughn. Audry lUeh, ( emiltr Unttrn, l ‘r * * y
Steven,. Jitannr MtmflelJ, Clailjra
Pippin. Mtrtht
l*mrr.
Karlin*
Kelly, Joyce Wirtlwell, Ann Stine,
Mr, J im n K ey. and Mra. Oil*
By MRS
n a il
It t* important that we «*
homemnkem rheek over h«blt, of
prepirtn*, rookinr »nH mrinr foe
fruitn pnrl rryetililr,
It
rterevenry tn u r r the vllnmln *nH
tnlnernl content of fo-vt. to cot
tbe m<wt henllhful »»lur from
Flopnln '*
rural
1«»\*
and
Eirl* tn I hr numlwr *»f u ra il v I'*.
lk M )u i U j. . m *i U> iJii- IJetm ••thn
4-11 rlub mrrnb* r* throughout lb
Utiltrd Stair* mi Nalitiiinl 4 II
Club Mi'btlitatmn W n k Apt *» II
H ron li hr l«i thr '■(nip A if n r nil urn 1
E i t o n •ion Si-r\ ir,
Whi I# th»*y
vr |||
11«
iilnlging
their v r f y b**l rf ft it i*
lo
hrlj»
them.
thU inuntry »n »t« « it rmlravur*,
The fpllowinr information rumen ihvy I'iiit look
iut 4to>m|ili'li
of |i«-t Vrifn haboh It* vi
from our If. m,- nemon«lrntimi
hnil an i!ti|n>rlaiii U a n t i f ,m
tperinlt*t nt T»ll»hn,*ee
I , Vour fa roily y-eftinr the ifoorl pt miiictiuii, hr alth,^ r)t uriiwhip .m«1
ti n*i..n Srr I
— in food vnlUM nn-l hnppv e»l ijifi n«r mtn t(ir* ’
!
in «- fnnt every veavlnhle you v i f f of f ii l< Iv ifn I,tn>tf
Fnrolbiirfii
I f y*u want tn malt*’ ■mre, rHeffk
nerheit
.f
U iV*
|.i-i
\.,*r
u
train
of
V.K* 1
yp on the (r.llxiuin |Muinl*
Whep fny
serve vrfrlablea
! 1r*«h y 1i»r i a n
C *iturv
mw, uu1 ihrm »* « w « *■
iraiiuatr of Semin
* k « , „/ |9tO. an
j, , ,, a, Ann#, Sri
»tur, (In
Whtl
jj| ,p
(i
Me.*k IW
OUtDA Wlt.SON
lijte after j'mi buy Lbcrn hi 1-fiiHf
them in fro m|rnur ffurilrn
Keep
them cool i i pa«*ihl# uniil they
are ubcU. Wash thrni ju*« befutf
you u*d* the fit an*! never bi them
•oak tn ea trr
Prepare rh*»|ipe*l
aa.) Ur
vewetahle
iuvf
tvrfpsre you
■ervy them
You ran loae a tot
of vitamin C if you chop up
Inblr^ Due and then let thrtp •tafuJ
auhile iiefort y u i nt them
When you rimk vegetable*, leave
them In Nature'* royerin* a* long
*• you ran. Sometime* you mn
rook the v f f f l i b l r in it* |»ekrtII wt if that i*n't nmefteahle,
make thdf peel I tig* a* thill »*
I
Today & Thursday
however, when hr
learned
the
boy* ha*t lomn ■tealing the tin**
h *|I
UH bal
THKSDAT
from hi* own wan-hmi-e arwt
.Th* D*ugkteri of W o l f , C lu i ing them back to hm*
o f the UethuHiri
(hurrh
wfll
tn rH * for i b buiinnu a.ndl auyial
" le riin r « t the bntne uf M r , X.
8KM |V M
liw
b»eal 4lub
Cow iinatikeei.
|
.lie* for Britain «*»cep| l hat it in *1 -vera l month*
for nil |ri*‘ii in the *rnml •irvire* 1 A * tt memento -»f the
r t % lh«
of the Vnlicit
of Amrrtca, h*nu»rr*e w|« pr***ote-l
« *lh
a
im biding tbe Army \a\y. H i' n o t r l l ) tup For ♦ ireiltng 10 1 M
rim* and 1 ..*»( tgiiard
“ Game *if | I f i f b ‘' Mi*i l|rlrn J
Sii-tainin,
memiwr«hi|>
dua* rn eivevl high
*eorr
firm
and
will lie
irfii* jur month hut M i m Stella S«*ngef aa- HwardnJ
it bx* Iw-eti 1 i(daine*l I bat it I* low if tii i prlie 11r ife* w,fi f>y.
not oiHeiejifk in |«Ttititr » mem* fr u * f -lamp*
t«rr of I hr tilth iri order do wurk
Hr fre *hrnent»
1on*i«i m^
of
with it
1 *11 li*I w lie h r *,
lor
*ki
rlnvi *
mk
*
i> I mI
p«i tn Ii
w • mr
HKD CROSS N0TKS
Ity MRS
HM1
MASS
The Red i f in , knittioi:
1*
a
very ini {Kir taot j-ait of *njr
Work It thould t-e taken - n t t j f i
and not a* a laRtinn \ 11 him
mcnU *rr rarrfuJI) m*pe« t**l olid
fhtokrd for
-if*
mra*ur, men! •
why/i rpcejvetj h* f*'
a< ^inford
tifBd*|o>r ter * TH* *e a r t n b - m o t
up Jo « -tanilard >-f tfi«»d
work mart«hlfi
mid
w• urabillt y
worthy of
t toA merit *0
H* d
O u iu la br I
In rr-**4ild*hmg • " o r a or
a tierk of a tight Iv knit
*
Pat l.m iii MrI
M Jnrir*, are moment* well »peot
Mr* M J Dtirak. Mr.
W
V
All garnienta t*ion1 *10,
F*nner«, Mr* F. V Turner. Mra firit ,,f Fibruaiy ar« dm
Madgr Bignry. Mra. Berta llrr«. niuntb after date uf U*ue
lien and Ml a Alma S f r * r
A !■«, Mia*
Vet^A
\|*o,rilr«H*k.
M li * Stella S'lfige r Mi** Ihelrna
ga n
Anyone having boHa, boahan-U, I Tttmrr. Ml*' llelen Ilrdn- ,M«la • lid l i krtlllnd
I I'd*11 durlil I** I n g i . n«l
brut here or »we**thr«rl • or who H e lm | er
Mi** 'M r y W ilhn rm,
P*de
County
f
*f
thl*
i- iril«’ ri*«lnJ tft the w..»k (if ilw Ilia* A tel r * 1 Nee ay and
A|1 wa* w ir e ghlpp, d during
lob 1 * invited tn attend thr meet
id March
mg «*r to Ijd-cdimr x memlwr
arfit to the deet It ut*
rnrn in nervier
fumltirn i*f
Music Festival To
Rev. Harold Barnes
lb* Staged Tonight
Speaks At Service
YOU KNOW THEIR QUALITY!
T ie Rev llarnhf ftamea *op* r
inimdrpt uf thr t htldrr0*1 Uuiio
Ml Fn!erpri*e w n H e gpewker u
the HtSy W «r* arrvtcra held thi
morning at the ( imgreyallonni
( hnrrl,
Particularly Made For
Particular People . . .
Those who love fine
singing and the better
t h i n g s in life will
thrill- a t the charm,
beauty and melody o f
this superb film l
r
have I awrvmd t*i the fnBiiwing
iM-eii n-rrtvi'il «od it m r i [*ri*tHi | Mr* I
giir*i ,,f honor.
lb At tin- un Mil* r- will *tart on Mr- [ . I Sheppard, Mr* A t ,
ihitu al lb»* meet mg nil i rnlay. Ciuntrr Mr* A F KmPnll, Mr»
AImi it U planned ti) the group
to make up kit* which will con
tain raior Mr «!**«,
man.
wash
clothe* rtc Sweaters all,] cb»th|ng
wdl t*e made **r a*‘g'inblrel to
ila
v
simoa
M> inlier* o f the Sanford t if f ire
Hoirilb'*
for
Amerwa
* » " of ibr South* r0 Bef| 1 rtefi|i**ne
f«»nm<1 t*» take- the jdari •*1 the f%Mlipaiiy etttertaihrd in lhr r»
Hiirwlh'* lor liluejj»dket *. whlrh I r*‘‘!ttw room on A|i*ndvy evening
a t * foimrsl dirertiy
ail« r tbe 1honoring Mr*
\Ib » b i * n n | an
I In- l'nitcdl la t * nil f y mt-i war, I rmldu) re. who f»iao* lu U-aVe (hi*
xml 1- a national or g* inration. week f*ir Nanhvdlr, Trim t«* Jadn
Thr *rf v ice* It will render an1
1 Ii* r h11*l*atnf, w ho »■* m i |*l**>'i'*f
' 1mi liar to thtio* givi-1t liy Hurt- I th» re They r ip e r I to Im goto far
1"nHti riis
1 he iiiort1 g
R. Slrirklen.f, 4C, KHioti Avniae cnwr'a rutmn.
■I
watt aniiounred tbu 1111011log by
Hr* M I Wrighi. (haiiitiao of
giving
an etpodlwm
Tt ■ urtmiil
pre Ka*b
|V»uv ib |dant|r«l hy t
^ m m i l l . r of the Semim
urge you to itake your aeIre lion a
I* eerier ta avaM the late Eerier
M aitrra rummandatiofi, Jada*
betrayal.
"W ljat will ye give m e*M, Rev
B am ft quote*!, placing emphaai*
tn th# true appraiaal of uuru iaJ
.I.U J
O..,
It - ..
terrn-d lit fierrnaiiy
All Popular Brands
ARCADE
Package Store
O, D, Farrell, Owner
Elemer,
IHd#
Bouth
paa#
MapUri
111 bw fhe *j>eakat
D. VARNER
W.
C e n lra t
FOUR LOTS OF
GOOD USED CARS
*
HOLIDAY la the 8tat« o f Ptolda, the ondentfned bark*
Ike Aeatlal, and yaung Ikx Milch
el! the M Ib the guiernmenl man
Bob Newcomb, and myeetf.
8BE
—
J. A. MARTIN
g(i*rii talk wcmI g***l m n*e when
Illy M |£rl
I hr r r » aume*
thmg |wa*rful and 1rirrwlly and
human about I* o tbw-L beirtgw ewf
the belt in n
jo
WlF’Juat tit tjuirlly
and drink a glaat • r t*
1 bualoeM,
family affair.. r,m*i.
farming, hunting hahtitg. and
what aat.
" But reoally wt bke to chew the
fal about llft 'i eiprnepr* and a
maa'f pklioaopby In that* tlmta.
T# Met ef kalp eat tk« renrerut le*.
famed nr 11m* ketr M> titmiarly I,la ,In i Fiery eea of na
like* tka tea(7 lu te al bear . . ,
mad n m mad them Jvdia Cmmelefkama M a t t a* lie for trerfbedy,
salesman
OyeW Atae.it, it,
EDUCATIONAt/ WAR-TfidE
And it'* v •I'htli rfid bow a few
ir1mwwi * *d g.o’d I-* .1 b* Ip bring ovl
Avenue
F lorid a
Wilh K iffU rn ! T im
(WBT. April rn .HCdOOO W P A V . M « a t f l U .
Frt# fie a u o ii, Old Ikoe MrGlnnia
•ing or carry on
O rlando,
«
Ever? Friday night a humh of ua
f«Bu«e gel tufether u»»i at Milt
Wehalrr'a place, M e wouldn t im**
ihoae weekly gt( tugethera for no
tklag.
There art a#Tm In the group —
IMII M"eIwt#r, Judge (."'unitinfham.
M#a don't play tarda
lU i
r. G eorgr
lt«'vl
(o imvii,
S w llierlaruj, for the purxha**- *»f
rlothlng ami xJum** fur appro* 1
m it e lv rifto A mar lean rill ten* in
LEGAL NOTICES
l|»# aueatian of “ W l ^ t ran | g j r «
I f.
S HOP S
#rv t tub. wdl t*e (irraent
Remmnle High Sch*.«| \
|portanre of Jraua’ allencr, aa mm
Prtcadllng thr rnu*if
t a m l with Hi* activity.
Hr told the rr will hi* a irindin
iif the dinner
at fh t louaa uf EgminoLe Trarhera 1 bib
Simon, the b fie r; Mary Magdr
Irna'a g if t of ointment urvl the
urn. 1**
tin1 Aliirtii'in
W OOt
SHOPS
■ 1f Umighl nl a |ri o * 1,Mk
the happomru*
mi Wrdnr«dav o f gmm rnmliinr* thr glee
Holy
Week, but •tat tug thj»f all of lli*
t uum
wrileni were not agreed upon th*
Thar# wlllbe •* * t arc
* hronotogy of event * happening pgogrgoi. It • ■ * *tvitd
during In# |w*t Week.
pt|t>h« I* •rtatule.l a »..i
He#. JJarnea atreaaed I l f im j tgtiun U> atlend
We
***
ll<r* nth,
t n»■• rr * 1**1 |Ji.(MKI to
WOO<
M V SPRING SHOES
Florahrims...... $10,00Up
l i l P i n * ...........$5.85 Up
Eofhniep...........$5.00 Up
Ktema in mr Ihrrr ought ta ha
more uf thia quirt talk uirr a |l«at
of beer. It auir atraighlrna oat a
mail la hia limiting
Anyhow, men o u y h t to get U*
gtlhvr tod Iw ftlrnda. That's (I#
way « • * r f # madv. M'hy nut tty J|
nauli uf lf o —all of yuuf
�Of
KANTOMV FLORIDA
: -4
•»’
A good reason you ought to
tn
BLACK-DRAUGHT
nait
LONGWOOD. Apr. |-(8pcelall
, . time la—It haa been a farotlU
lautira In the Bouth for four —The first deity elimination will
the
. generational You’ll dlaooear an ba ran Thursday night, at
Hanford.Orlando Kennel
Club,
General Manager Waller Connolly
directed, Ita action I* usually announced today. It will be ran
aa
the ninth race of the night oerr
gentte and thorough, too. Thera *
n tonW-laiatie* Ingredient In the S-ISthe mile distance.
The aecond prallmlnery will be
BLACK-DRAUGHT which help*
run Friday night and the Central
too* laty Intestinal muacltal
Florida Derby Itself, top event of
the reaaon, wfll be run the night
o f Apr. 8 over the 3-8th’a mile
course.
susbtu?*
VOTE FOn
L. B. MANN
State Legislature
Group Two
Fonnsr For 33 Ye*r* And
Knows The Needs Of
SEMINOLE COUNTY
(PaM rMllltwl ASf.l
Ovtraiihl Rnlries Fer Friday
First Were Feterity
Mias Vaa
Tlppl*
riy r —l
III Oal
Iwsdy flu**
lutx N
Kftllr Ana
lllp Alefts
Heeood
R a ce— F a l a r l l r
(nest Hair iraiir d m ( i« i
Hraohev Hill a Army Man
Tail M*
f liub. mil*
IUII .Harper
Kilt, bath
ro ty KM
latekr Ura
Third Kara— 514 Mil*
. I leaf Hair llallr Uaibkl
Mhala 4M»a
Toot I*
Jaal llaaal.
llappr Mlba
Idrlir Kir.
I’arable
RE-ELECT
Msglf ImA
Kina
K oarth
GROUP TWO
John Adame
KHty I’earl
l^dy IinagF
Mouth Traffic
l.urky Taker
Ambrnae
Itural Tip
Pteady Xan
lainle I^Rilef
Tfm|p#•i llud
Hput Cap* Ira
I'll Fire
jerry fl«»ek
I'nrtly Tama
Crafty Andrew
Cold laddie
Jmi Copy
Valera
Sadarkn
ntvietke) t»ay
Oraem
llaaal a lluney
lump lllgk
haad Center
.Seventh fU *#— S-19 Mild
P o ll lies I A d e .l
K lg M h H are— 3 -lf
M.B. SMITH
State Legislature
III
fluid*
Denerl
court
Tanth K ie l— Futility
It eel T r * i
Itoy at leurh
KrUro Tip
< rony'o Hanger
GROUP ONE
(P e l*
HlU
Ileal npn
Varnish
r.urky Mark
Half llrlga.l.
Ibin Ovlaudit
Xan
gpread It On Uno Mary
Ninth Hard—3-11 Mile
rtmnky Manner )«ir llunue
Ctfuntry llab« Cold Inal l^d
TempeaI Flaah Harmony Jeala
Vote Foe —
F elR Ieet A * f . )
fir* hlU Tuesday
tWfttMtt
num d
• ’ ' twHrmniO
■Irak wlt>. ■ 4-1 victor*. \
Ths Bmatori capilalU«il on
thr*# Cincinnati pxrmt* la lb#
rin l two inning* to product \tans
ran* oil Rav 8Urr.
An mrtor
•Wo figured In lb* two ran# tbo
Marrh D*»y
Milky Way
flayer
Holden I'glarw
REFRESH
M E N T S AND
COOL OFF
,V
rL M U B A
PRODDt-r*
UCI3*—Dorn.' Has
; Wkf. fl.e*—1.»*
8EMINOLE COUNTY;
COURT RECORDS
I So—5w
'
f -
Bo
;
Maltbla. n ir d . t r
T r t flo r a
L
Tu
R alph
It.
P lifh ft (*Uronrr W. Warner
f»ld
Hoc. I I . # * — I >4
C T .L K h r — Cralaa. 81.14— 1.1*
lias.
W tR R A K T t UKKO*
A C o m p a n y T » C l!*, o f Kan-
Valap. H a rt a . r r r |/X Tu
llu by
Bryant K T V III lla llla
I la run. Annla T«» Frank M am a
M oke*. O llb rrt, W l d « » » r T « O a r t i c * Darby ITT I X
llolm a. Nanc> K T V l l l I I V T o
W ilie r IL. W h ltln « ItT I'X
Unwa. A rthu r LV Tu Ilr * K lo r m r a
f*. Nundarlln
l-AnitOT*—Do*, flan. ! » * — f i t D*.
COIXAItn*— Dos
■
4*o—4fe
IJ IU R K K R U tT — Me* U.
k
l'» m b
1 1 4 * H a g*
lie
No I
11.11
B ag* »'.<■
I.K K K — iw if
Hun. 4* * — 4 * r
I.E T T t’ lIE — C ra ls *.
Iced
Icakats
|l 1 4 - 1.14
UNION a— I Ioa. lien. «*c — **c
IIIIA N O IJ 4— H o t l ' P C om b. 1 1 1 4
IM | . I I IP S u I I I P* H aga
lic e
.
r E I'F E IU I— Uu l i f t . C a lif. Wgodac.
i.m r n :u
w am uaxti
u b m ii
Pmltb. XV W « i K T L'X T«»T A.
I lfm u u i K T t/X
Q trr
c l a im
M.
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Red
I'EAft—He Her. fcr. I I TI
1‘AltSt.Kr—IRm. Dee I t l-fJTATOES— Crete*. Ilotf
l i l t I.** CWT ll* e .
1.41 lb lias* II.I*
RADtaHEM—lies nsa. f4c
Hl'tNACII —Ou H*r. T4o—
dirsobfrrl.s r ia l 14*
TCBNIPE-Dom. Hu* I4<—H *f, 4Sc— 74e
W ATEftt'ltESS— Dutaa I f ,
REAL
K IT ATK XO RTBAO IT
llraM lI. M ildred Ullaaun ITT V l l l a.
I*. T o Klurldla ttiru R I ’rod u rlloa
('ra d ii Aian.
SATM r ACTIO*
«K
KOIITUAOn
K **a t. Mary Tu J C. V Ik.lion K T
MX
Nanfurd I'rod u rllon
Credit
Am r .
T o J TI Men Janilw K T U X
!>e|jar»d KlriRHfp Co Tu ik a lle y L a .
Fair *?T VX
TMl/iT t U N K K d l!% T
Mallkle. Itlrdaey |. J n
n a ly h It.
•
' Vt
A
K
:
’
FEORB I
• ^ r c IfiH p a lc h c H
fj|
nine service to old aad new policy holders.
•. I
For fifteen years this orgsnlurtlon has given service unexcelled
to policyholders, aad by writing preferred risks haa saved Ita policy-
le an opportunity to dkacRaa Ike advantages of
by having your wheels
b a l a n c e d statically
and dynamically. Bal
ancing also e a v e s
front end wear.
ioae who harre a preferred buslarae.
(Known a » Mra. J. L liat\aa&~Vmnul-37.TI actca I v aied & Jnilcs SE of Sanfon! on BcmrtldH
Avonue. 18 g r m dcareti and tiled and well* for Irri
gation. 3 room tenant houeo and bam In poor condi
tion. Electricity available.' Price M^OO.OO.
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C. Welsh
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(Known an C. E. Helnrlck Farm)
4 rnllen West of Sanford on paved road 10 acres. 7f^
acres tiled, reconditioned 3 room tenant ltouith, large
bam, garage and storage house. Better than the aver
age farm for the area. Price >4.000.
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.A — Phone 350 — Sanford, Florida
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In 4*r ranging night raid.
T A l.l.A HA 88 K K. Apt 2 4
Bl'tar fighting now un-trr wav ,
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in fhe D.inet* llarln on Ru. la’.
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right In l « gradually develaom* r ra tin r
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N e k aigsln In doolie i*ie
(Known aa Rax Packard Farm )
18.6 acrea located 2 Vr miles W Sanford on paved road
17 mllea tiled, good S room dwelling, 3 room tenant
house and out bulldlngi- Price $7,500.00.
n
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lia a v le it i f the A llie d
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Mow*. In w hich helh Ainu irA't a r d
A u itr a 'ia n
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p u rtic .iia lre l, .
h<mra
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kv v th*1 \» • I* j .•tin.n*
l ’ »i *ry artilliry n .| (|i \• U«m
Well
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Auxiliary Felice
U A F lllN t .I i N. Apr. . ti r/fl
■iihaip 4kn itii«hi«« «»n ihr I'I h Ii
l)Bt. an p-nin«uh In wait *
.( tir IaI.-s! Iurc*- *ialr Jtipaii' •
I*ort Morrvby.
sh ove
Trev.’av
(Known aa Minnie P. McDonald Farm)
Located 6 mllea SE from Sanford on paved road. 10
acres, 8.75 acres tiled, 2 tenant houses In poor condi.
tlon. Price $2,400.00.
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Kslablinhcfi In 190.8
.
Calling up of th* adJitijnal *
conwript claf*e* waa sniiotmccti
f'xiav hy War M lniflrr Frnnrl*
(Known as Pauline Malrhead Place)
18.65 acres 4 miles from Oviedo in the Black HamRxrk faction. 17 ucrea tiled, 2 tenant houses. Price
>1,500.03.
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By PA U L ROBINSON
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frit on KnefJanr, Japan,*,r I,a,.* '
on lh » Dutch h a lf .if the i.lvn.l ,
H. D. FREEMAN, Sec,-Treas.
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II0SRS* STAMPS
w
M. Ford* na Auitrslla’a noiAhrrn I
defmrea wrnl on a 24-hour alrrt j
against the threat of invasion. !
(Known an Mra. K. B. Spcrring Farm)
18.76 acrea 7 miles SE from Sanford. 14.6 acre* tiled,
•mall 4 room dwelling, large barn, electricity available.
Adapted to growing all truck crops. Price $3,750,00.
For Further Infonuation,
.
UNITED S IA U S DEFENSE
HOinv.
R e p o r t
• I I » f A od g f l i l »4
I^nd Rank Fleldmen — Vnldex Hotel
^
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Npw*|wpt;r (lin|Kilcln.« inw diceted Juiumcnc |>rr|NirntiuiiA
nre being made fur n sea
borne uitnek on ib e
key
A llied bane at Pori M oroabv,
N ew <fiiincfi. only :!<(() n iilc*
Y fro m Ibo Auntralinii m ain
land. Tlu* Sydney Sun r e
ported ric c n t enem y
r ih ip
m ovem ents at luie and Sula-
R* S. CLARK or FORREST E. DAVIES
“
/’ f> r
nvhi-
Snip Movements By
Enemy At Points
Above Allied Base
•
(Known aa II. J. I-chman Pinaway Farm)
26.43 acres located 4>^ mllea SE of Sanford, 24 acrca
tiled, 3 room tenant house poor condition, 2 room ten
ant house fair condition, largo U rn and pump house.
Price >6,000,00.
By rsyrsagating thla -Old Line" Company I fed I can be of gen-
*
IneatlmaM*
*
J!1,ansi !JB:L!lcT„!cJaPs Stab Close To India, Staging
rin pifrt Mr>r^iiv‘Li"le Dama?c Landing At Main West Burma Port
BABY CHICKS and POULTRY SUPPLIES
TRUCK FARMS
Modern facta prove CARDUI
helps t waps: Taken aa a tonic
hy dlrvctiona. It Uraslly itiranlataa appotiU, Increases flow or
Ksatrie Jakes, aa Improve* di
gestion. Tkat’i probably the rea
aon for >tka new energy and
strength and tha relief of par*
iodic funcUamel distress ef many
user*. Tb* other way rash dis
tress ia relieved for many la
by starting * g day* before "the
time." taking it a* directed. Try
CARDUL •
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VOLUME x x x m
-~wa-. 1
SEMINOLE COUNTY
American Fire and Casualty Company
CONNECTION *
iw y a ffir a w ^ ""*
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—p a n m s t
CAMPBELL’S SECURIT^
PEED & SEED STORE '
been selected as exclusive representative of the
thhCoiRtr.. P \
InvhaUt*
Steer Peril Ui*r And
Secerity Fertilise!
ALUMINUM CLEANSER—
FOUR 35c PACKAGES
This Is to announce (o the ritluns of Hamlnola Cooaty that I have
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.
(Known an E. F. Kamwrman Farm)
0.89 acres
acre* tiled 1.39 in paaturu located C
mllea N W of Sanford, good 7 room dwelling, 2 tenant
houaea, barn and garage. Price >5,600.00.
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Thm ato
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O. P. IIRRNDON.
Clerk of tk . Circuit Ceert
W . 11 W IN D E R W E I
A llo r a a y fo r P la la ll
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lege* fer skick ** h ii* here *• Usg tee
ram* belag tha Mar ital. Day; la
• •fasti whereof lbs said cauaa
will p rilla g • ( part* agsleat yea.
In said aetlea agalM t pee. I »*
p laip iiff a*ka far a eivorc*: that
tkla Oedar be publish** ter Ik*
malerara U « * r*a*lrod-kw,l»w, la
t>* Seaford HarmId. ' a nkwapapee
.ff peaeral rlreelallea. pkblltkad In
deafaed, EkOilaaU Ceealy. riatlda.
**T If AND AND OFFII ’ lA L BBAL * f office al Saaford.
^tkla tllk day sf Merck.
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SECURITY FEEDS!
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BOHTON. Apr |. OPI—A "aurprlic"
practice
blackout
waa
itacrd over a flOO-aquars-mllr
area tncompataing greatar Boalon
last night— on* of the moat amtrailva auch maneuvers yst held
In the East—and itratfflc obaervera reported the effort genarally succcaaful.
WITH HILLIARD PARLOR IN
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KEEP YOUR TIRES
FROM WEARING
OUT IN jSPOTB
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in m
FARMERS’ MARKEtt
Sure tires ere herd to
get. no don’t neglect
email cuts and breaks.
Have them Inspected
prompUy. A stitch in
time nave* a tire.
Cigars — Magazines — Drinks — Papers
‘
i
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*
Ami
bis was chalked Up.
io a
ue a m d r a m h m i i u i
cocrtt
m caAraar
“Too many close dec If Iona were
U
K
IU
4IC
B R IC E P O O U L r t a la llff.
tael by tide club a year ago be —
ot v e a rn
Cln. ( N ) .000 030 000— * U 4 cause the pUyera seer* not always cutncNra it. r o o m iia rta aa at.
alert
-rut
-the
field
end
base*,1
*
•aura
arb
Rent*
Wash. ( A ) 1*0 001 00s— 4 ~ * j JT
IN T H B - N A M l i O F T I I B g T A T E
Starr, Vandenaser and l a - Stengel said. "A couple of pitch
O P F L O R ID A
‘
manno; Hudson. Carrasqutl And ers I know could have won twice T O . C L A R E N C E II. rOOt-E. wboaa
as
many
games
for
u*
aa
they
place
or
rsaldaa**
la,
Early, Evans.
l i l t l a j . f .1 I I N.W,
did. If they fielded their positions
tv
s
s
h
la
g
to
a
.
D.
C.
Ilk* Mg leaguers. We*r* not pay
T O U A R E I I E R K B T N O T IF IE D
ing them Just to throw."
sed r a g e lre g t * ep p sae I * a t s n s la
Fatah A Claraaeu W. Warner
DtBCMAMUM (K M TtriC ATK
B A L L PLAYERS, FANS AND
EVERYBODY - ENJOY YOUR
u w iiu pw tr. o m m ,
•
LEGAL NOTICES
Peppy
R u t — K a t ir lt j
HI a(la lUct— Fatality
STATE LEGISLATURE
D s y lS S * D l U k . . . .
A Tarsar. D m i M a
OrtsaSs.
'
Miami Calling Clear Call
llfifft
Junior «l Man
Delay llelle
f hlnk'e Image
m a il) llai i on
Old llrlar
To The
I P e l*
Scrvlca trainee* wa* placed In
amployrosnt Chi a week at tba Or
lando Air Baa* a* an engina a*r<ire meehanle. Thla train**, C.
F-d Brooke, waa enrolled in tbe
airplane cUaa for sutomobils me
chanic*.
It la tb* purpoae of
the** claaaea to teach automobile
mechanic* bow to aendco airplane
engine*. There U a growing de
mand for these trainee* in our
war program.
There are a few eacanciea in
the Bupplemerftary CUi| In weld
ing, The claea meet* each week
day from 4:00 P. M. to 6;00
P. M.. and I* planned for tbloaa
who har* had welding and are
now employed.
Thla eUaa I*
npeclally detlgnad for thoea
men who work In abopa, etc.,
e la n there It a need for weld
er*. Contact the offtca at once
If Intereatad In thla rlaat.
Fifth Racd—S* 1C MU#
John G. Leonardy
'
der Tom
Sarly Will Face
Phils Tomorrow ■ « 3 r a ? ssr'itJXz
Hudson,
Florida
Check Cial
Defense Shop News
AW* R. J*ho««o
Derby Is Set for
ORLANDO, Apr. 1. tWV-fM
lludton «od AMJasdre C * r u « r i
Night of Apr. 8 On* of our Airplane Engina check
ad th* Cincinnati R*tf». *»th
ti Your Ux«tlva
i Leader?
i
,
tn
* ^ O ffle U lC ro la *fo n mint b* *HtaUad aad Miapaigtdew. «ai> h*
rni rifd on miring a lr*v* from
!J
±
1
before th*
*nd o f this fiscal y r »r
on Jon* SO.
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a
*
"
r
-------------------------- her* of a gang that atolo »ur*. 1 „
I 'cwrla and allrarware valued ol .
Is
Announced Southern Payroll
Increase Is Noted
Tha ScuthiU# B -ptlft Chuixh
i r * announced It* Jenior Honor
Roll for th* month o f March.
....
*1 t.v a ta tr
ml lim u fh t
ft i«
( trrifil Judr«* (l
llu aarl
11 .t • , $
- t...», t
Ira l»»rr
noon
ll.
ti t«*
*
A TLA N TA , Apr. i . OF) - A
vast’*# gain sf 84 psrcsnt In
RoutMrn
payroll* was moaned
McMclton. iron Vanm, V.lm s R*yraUrday by' th* Fedsnl Re»r-v* Bettk of Allan's.
In Its monthly review of hoalnrae .WfuJItloii* In Alabom*, HorIHa, Oeorria. Louisiana, MbsUaloel and TroimaaM. the bank rsptrtod tho lorrsoM fr o * F*braarv, 1011 t* tho asm# month o f
NOHJ*OI.K.
a , ' - ..
Apr. .
,
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,
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li t •••.Ii % !.• fu « t
flcgrar
In t f
(■ I si
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|if •%••
»•#•••
mi#t
In
Piolit
i i . :i* .» ti • t -*i » »8 ill $ iu\ ' u
rail t . S« »•
N| It'Ll > Mill
vu'l
1"• rek .
I 5s III It
I
FlIM.lah
i at
N e f f r o ’ s House
•Iroiiiatfi-
. . i n Irani*,
Il*l«ti ft ? til r u g !!• M
I 'ilia ‘ fl
, • | »• .1 | fi sl l nl H'.l* tj'i.rvt di I
mp d.<t...
In affony t»ccau*r nf ta n hr k • i***l •• lirtltil s-xhilsiiiii'i ranis* t*.
riba, a you ns mothrr ir«vr *»• i Le plavid
th- t* $
bark to
lo a baby l*ny In a crnwtlrsl Ilf
H'Dlo't is* it « ntislrrtd thr ills
^ *• *
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......,|. r in It” C*|M IsIimmJ««1 »hori|.
k - f .« TI viroi ••III t — »ua i»ar• . ■ 1 •«• - ila f iMislit
•••u- ’
^ > ^ H a b y Is Born In
, . . „ |)kp,p, , f « N tw y orv dete- ,
Crowded Lifeboat
live. Poilej raid they were m-m •
Junior Church Honor •pp™iim«uiy uoo.ooo.
Roll
i ,h- ■
III
rauord
to
rot HHn l.s ru s l A v -
u
roisFilo* #ft**rmu*n whan
I. f.iMhr i'll hratrr Ida led up
•ti l# i if f tn rurtaina in
tha
hm* •• sninbiitf to thr Firv lh *
-h*. -
bca* pitched aliout by !&'<»• l
v r v i after their ahip waa t »pcflocd and sunk o ff tha Atla
marin*. ‘
*
Rtxur ahlf# pickad up 80 *ui
vtvora ef th* larr* Ameriran p»
»*ng*r<arro skip nnd tamlri
them at Norfolk. Thro* oihrr*
wsr* known d'ad and <9 wri*
miming, tha Fifth Navsl Dlalnr*.
aald In annorncing th* sinking
last night. Thoaa savwi htclu.l
ad 11 paa*«ng«ra and 68 crr»
men. Th* tkra* kniwn dead w*r,
All t|»*frn*r r»»ip,
a - t r | to attend th.1 atjosma * I
a «»uni! motlcn p l r t - t r ''Klghtiiii:
4‘ l i * Romba", which will atart nl
n 00 n'rlnck al the Heminolr lli« i.
Drive Recommended
Against BottleneckH
) Sch-Kil auditorium tonight.
• Workers who attend will
err<lilrd with thrs* hour* on thru
grnrrsl courf*. it wan ftatrtl
WASHINGTON, Apr. I. UF>-T »vlor Commandrry
N«
i* .
CrlUci.-ing the nation's armrl Knight* o f Templar will
mevt
feres# fcr a “ poor lob of ovtr-tll Friday n lfb t at |:03 $>'clock at the
planning." the Senata Dsftna* In- M sonic Tempi*. A ll Knights arr
Vfttlgsling ComisiUe* today roc- urged to attend.
omntndad th *'-W er Freductlon
____ . - r r r *— . —
...
Th* oraaniirtkm roasting ol m
clata In first aid Inatroction will
th* bottleneck* which are -hold taw* plairo tonight at the Re,l
ing rp peak. prodsetkm" in th* Cro** Hrodquartara on • First
Strati at 8:00 o'clock.
i
I hti ucst Postponed
Until Next Week
A lurnn’ ll!ne«a hat rauicd th*
l»itlimnmrnt until »om* day n «*t
week of th* Inquest #*t for yOSi trrilay Inin th* death of Mrs. Joe
Turk of GaUltlla, who we* MOi
' to death In h** 1**1 Friday CouhI tv j»d *s It. W. Wars stated this
'
A T IA N T A . Apr. 2 —iA*>—The ' morning.
,, ,| „ f f0, m„
governor
K.
){|vtr* ■rvi others rn charges of
NKW'CUDGRT MT1 MATES
r „,1a;,|,acy In defraud th* *U t*
n i l poatpuned today, from Apr.
WASHINGTON, Apr.'
cv to A o i . n .
Three guvernnuig M * b
' Superior
Court Judge E. F.. pWtad arrsng*m*ata fra
fomerey ordtrrd tha defarroant mediate shipping of PO*
after Rivera told th* court hi* Cohn to allivliU e erip
Um r^v
Id lin g counsel. John T. D*nnla, ag* rotating
wi* ill *nd could not be prerant
is
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TH E
Red Sox Figure
To Trouble New
• York Yankees
Rons In 4th To
Defeat Chicago
C H IC A G O , Apr. 2 9 , C /D -T h r
Boston B ra n s ganged op on Me
RiU La* for four -rua* In ths
fourth timing Tuesday to defeat
tbo Chicago Cuba, 6 to I , on a
total of I t hits against thro*
HG A GCdAt
k 1 F,HST
I t CoR-CAB
ItfVfLAdO
HPiAstf
Tbo Byars* mads JO of their I I
bit* off Los, four of which ram*
la U m fourth Inning when Leo
-tossed—In two sislk*•to R U -r is r
Boston rant*. Ons ether Boston
bit was a homer In the ninth by
Holmes, rooki* outfielder,
n Fernandet, rookie third
, paced the Urate*' attack
with a double and Ihre* single*.
Inning on Frank McCormick’*
doable with th# base* loaded and
although they war* unearned they
’ convinced both Wyatt and Man- agar Loo Durochar that ths Dudgar, nee "waa not ytt In ahtpe
and b* retlrod for a pineit-Mitrr
la tbo second itanta.
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Auker Beats Ruffin?
As St Louis Winn
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tfeM* pans rbwooT
ABodf rtALTMojic/
T O R * , Apr. ( 9 —<AV—
Louis
Brown*
bounced
S
Ik,. floor
Ma m of
«! a
. nine-game
nln.-rsmo lotlottbo
.streak yoaterday.to trip th*
world champion
New
York
Ysnaoes S to I and knock them
not of their tie for first place In
ths American -League.
>d Tb s struggle waa a tperkung
hurling duel between Eldrn Auker
t M Charley (Red) Ruffling with
I flt. Louis submarine ball ex
it holding lb* Yank* to ale
*, on* of which ws* a home
a by Tdm llenrlen In the
itUi Inning for New York’*
FARMERS’ MARKET
May 4 . These classes run for
eta hours each night and flv*
days a week. Thera la still room
for a limited namber of trainees
In this class.
New York etat* prisons are
making flrst-aUI stretcher. In the
war emergency.
;
B r D ILLO N GRA HA M
-W k t* World Sport* Editor
NEW T O R T , Apr. i f ( ( V I )
—It’* a lone wsy t« tbo tad of
th* tbaao in U u September bat
If eerfy development* a rt Indlr»Uv» Boston'* Bed Sox. may (h o
Ik* Ysnkro* quit* ■ rocs.
Tbo Rad Sox, m a n o n -n for
•evertl yean, knock*! ■ h lL of
confident* IBt of tho YsftfiwMD
th«y look lb* first oorioo, two sot
o f thro* e*n>«*. And they might
oailty bar* mad* It a tUaa m n ,
U the Tankers' win cam* la *
narrow 1*0 affair, la c u t you
don't know It, that was aomtlkm*
•f ■ foaL Tbs Yanks loso ftw
orris* and almost nrror drop tbs
epening sot at bom*.
Tbs Boston* bad mors powsr
than Now York last yssr. Tad
William*. Jimmy F u n and Jo*
Cronin knocked In mors tons
than tbo Yank***' top trio. •Bat
pitching. weakness and a sloppy
define# bandcuffsd tho Sox. Tbslr
pitching la locking up now and
tbo defen*# Is tighter, too, wtth
young John Pesky petroling the
short ftsld In plat* of tbo reUrsn
Cronin, r
Tabor Is a rood third-tacktr
but hall lots away soma cams*—
as hs did the on* against th# Yank**s—with srTalle throws to first.
Cronin ha* mtdt good Mi
Spring promise to bscom* a bench
manager.
II* laid ho had a
witard In Peaky, th* kid from
Louliellle, and Johnny norms In
be n fielding find. 11*11 eoear
mors pound Ui*n Jo* did and,
unlrt* hit hitting fall* off to noth
ing, hsK remain at short.
Ilowrrer, - her - tikes •w d r i F f
warm-op In tbs tirfttM. II* want*
to be In shape in cast th# army
change* Its mind and call* Ted
Williams Into acnrlra. In that east,
Cronin probably would go lo UdrJ
bas* and put Tabor In th* out
field.
Th* Box ars wsli-flred with Infield reterrea; betldra Cronin
that* art Tom Csrsy, Paul Camp
bell. who ran anu double In the
outfiild, arul Hkeeter Nswsome,
who alartrd tbs atsaon at second
In place of Bobby Doerr who |.
H R f iA t U ,
‘m H I T A R Y l i f e f t l f r
Jfb O ld Quaker they're talkingakouH
...a n d they’ re p ra ilin g the ttrategy of
O L D Q u a k e r In layin g d o r m v a «
9
stock* o f fine w hiskey 5 y t a r t a g o /
Now these reserves are y o a r assur
ance o f q u a lity to d ay . , to m o rro w
Ao-tWOAeR
s*»rt«»
.
. . . and for ■ hun d red to m o rro w tl
Þ
C d < A G o CUM P r T t r ie * .
R « T P U « * T t > OoCd
if
r vr-ur Aak> u
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dcu fW cco
W o v*Td r ^ c . co ffr
1
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*m - » « lCMyjfl (MfrpurAtia— r - -*—
bothered with a back ailment.
Cronin baa flro starting pitch
er*— lleber Newsome, ths young
*c# of last year i Charles Wagner,
Jos Dcbaon. Oscar Judd and th*
rookie Yank Terry. Their early
performances bar* given Mansgee Cronin encouragement.
Terry, a 2 9 -rrar-old recruit
from th# Pacific Coast league who
hat a twinging door delivery, let
the Yanka down with throe bits
In hla debut
Cronin 1* high on Dobson and
look* for him to ba one of tbo
sensation* of the year.
•
And WtlUim*, tbs' itriagbaan
kid. picked up kt* U tiln g when
be left off but year. Tbo Ameri
can league betting champion and
flret .100 bitter In the loop In
more than a deesaa, Mama headed
for another superlative season.
By PAUL ROBINSON
THECWm'xm^—1
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la I I S * , tha Untrwraity *f Tor
onto lontod a large tract of load
to th* city ao a B M -yrar U n a
for lb* rum of fir* shlflinga *no u D y.
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Defense Shop News
By ALBX R. JWINBON
A OOf.SOUCC r
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NOTICES
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N T M IIR K
20 Jap Aircraft;
nditure Wilt Be
i o u t . $4^50,000 Heads East’s Defense
r Construction
Many Buildings
jSeminole County J?ps Straddle
;Growers Organizf Vital Supply
!Farm Bureau Unit Road In Burma
With indication* that •omr men 1
* .
In. the 3 5 -It age group will I* I|
n**«le«l U fill rrleftlve penrice
call* In May or June, the SemInti** Cocntv Draft Board hue I
received in«tiuction» from Wa»hIfMTlnn to ep^nl th- cla rifica tio n '
o f there rrtri-lrnnu. Clerk K. n .!
C a r e r o f the Itoarl announced*
today.
National hcadiuartcri haa dl-|
roc let I the board to mall questU nnairc*
ly to inen •
who r^fUtrrwl Cel* Ifl, regardIf.u of whether the procedure |
ha* h t n completed for the re-!
m alninf jou n rrr men on thc|
rf—islrallon li«t*. The order. In
heief. 'instructed the hoard io>
c1ar-l‘ y n« tunny men »• po«i|- '
blr in both the JO ,1f» and Tfi l l l
**r-'up«si nnd declar'd that future |
call* mev Ik* filled with men In I
ti\H.
the hhther a rc bracket.
The 4 Alev J d n»»n, temporary chair
(ttmtnole fVmntv irm tiretion of ? warn pteshlfvl. a n d attee
men lie the older g m jp totaled |cuss ion conrerniii^* the manner *jf r f „ r*inniiu«
elrrtimr n leiatd o f ilirectnr*. #1 I id i » i .»•I•%n\
l.JHO. ,
“ Dcglnning June l.M the* onl-» t»a»* decMle*! that i nominal Ini |, » ,.f |
•"M, “ rejuisithn* piobably will 'Committee hr appointed to n o i l for I hive >j ,u
K J Meyer. <**t mm ing A»rr
call fny men of ImtS »gc group*. Inatr dtrrrtom
If a toy. I beard find* it necoa- apuointe*! rhairman o f this V»ni lu\e luen iea<
mltfe**
oim
itoinl
of Mofris MoaC
i ml t :i<| >d t
ta ty ta furnish men frr m the •
It va a de . i ti »»»k•!•«
•croud age group to Iill it* call I ami Henry Thur«ton
SI
In M a t tha k a h l «hnuld cor , rt led that Htr ill reader l*e «r4eel ... . •itain..
llnue cia o ifie n tio i in the aecond;•e«| for enrh rvmtm*.||iy in thr...............on no. •.|
I! •»»< th«i
|rnun t“ nrovbtr a *t ffi«*irnt ;' Count). not to eirred nine.
i.o l •
number to fill a n >rmai *-nll in |
■ Thr nomination^ for diinetor*
Kill
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pre*eiil«d
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the
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June.**
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iAt th«' »ai ir tilt"* Slate head
I fns*hi at s ill M. U k ahary* at
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al'artrf* u«rnr<l *vl| •electee*
Dates**
» t
I *.*hi
nvraJl B'tual Indo^d n into
he I in.- I .» It Ih 0*1 Mr
\ no t»»l«r •»hip Ir •* •
- c r.. >.• %«..
A m ir before tn*kinr final di* aniKMiiuett
' t »o«
position " f finamial and p* • irr n|. nl*-i a .»• named, cnft*l*«
in^ . f \ . t .n .n >i « Uir Whit.
f t .,
•onal af.m r*•■»•••
<•
"Etferv •••lifter," the luilletin i l*i*.»rc** Ihi.mi *, It.dph Wight
J
l<eo
Itntnei
and
llerla-rl
Hebrrn*
'
•
•
d
.it
it-.
explain'd. "iiui.t undergo Gnal
tim-igo
I
l
.dhrton
prrsl
Icn
t
"
"
•
phy*b*a| r ianunata»n at on \im>
t'uf iiu rvplalne I t's*
hid •
reception renter
The m i n i m |«»f tin •tui
••»* I
1•*f
tlon by l*v*| l«*nrd |ihjr»ifljn« . •j thr (.r|'S|.'l|i.# ni tllllirv -af *h
*' " •
merely orelimlnarr to the Army hurrnn »* h•« li i* c.oitircted s i t 1
*.*•#•••■. Ih-i
(M l.
No
arlrctee,
therefore, (the Sim i o an I'aiin K o h r sllo r
H*
should a o u n if that iM-cavae he!1 and the nrenmpliOinH'nta the bu • * •**1 '
'" * l ‘•••ueiic
ha« |iaonl the lecal board !«•<•. •r rn u h»i« made to national nf
|
fairi
npolMiiif
to
fam
or*
J.
J
1
'
D
e
"di
or even because he h*« been or
,l*' D» i on
dared to an Army reception rrn 1 llankv. Slnli- «lirect*»r of the bli
tag for possible Induction, that rcaf, revralml ih. UoCgy-uml o» "•• »■• **. ak* n
the or— i sal ion fr#«a •• national '•»»•*' »*» *> to
• i irwpoint.
\ i •" M 1,," “
Mr. ItfktMuN o p
.ibe m o d b l tth\»»**»•!4 H
, ior with review o f the e f f o r S , ^ ^
I, made by local f m is m in ubti.m* j LJro1 ,‘ ,s k ■
*n»nM .
Ing
economic
pr.»t«iti »i
» io c e '* ^ " "4t ’
.ff.ir * .
I lu jr an.I hs ill* K the fo m h .-'-y w#*u '
r
indiirlten,
I
that
the
effo^ta
of
I
tie
l.ieial
g
' •» «|>(
' *"
' “
<(i
tor.
alone are not auffirient
^
*'
, ||h*r*ll
i
f)Ul*. mil.
lo u (h . I,
lra „ u Ka
‘ Distinguished Servi
Medal Is G i v e
Posthumously T
I Uriff H. H. Geon
ill*
|Meyer (lends Group-Corregidor’s G u n *
To Nominate Direc»
Knock Out Three
; tors At Next M ed
I i n c m y Hatterics
U e « b C #«. Hagk ^ D m w
Early establishment o f %n East
ern Military A r ^ taking In The
entire Atlantic coast from Mslnf
to Fkrkda, as a wsrtlme security
inraiure, was announced by Lieut.
Gen. Hugh A. Drum, commend
ing gcnersl of the Eastern De
fense Com ms ml and 1st Army.
Under this order,
ths Army
would control dimming, #f shore
lights snd regulation o f enemy
aliens stong Atlantic seaboard.
About 200 Trade
Users Register
umers
n ji.tr . tLm v ia m M^UIm r *
tarter for W J . u n r. « f « f t r
la tem ln oi. C w n ty wllV .p p r a i l
m i u i r 100 te a U n in d iom m .rtl.1
turn, tlca la a t ( th . Armory. «w j
local taltaoTna o fficia l.
lurt>*<
Un It atlantlon to lha
eoniu m rr r » flilr a t lo n ,
b»*ln n ln *
w lr d rp (
Contaman will b . r*flitar*d «t
■eboels throughout th .
county
will, ta.eh.ra i r t l i f •» r r * lit r .n
on TttH tey. \V»anc«l.y. Thur.day and F n te y o f rw it w « l , mod
the flrit w »r ration Injr
book,
which m iy ba u»«d. acconliny to
tatar drrtlopmanU, tor commo.lltie* boaldct a ia a ..
The book will contain W r»
tioo itampe. and each .U m p will
paralt 0»* ooldar to buy a flicd
.mount of lagur In a flic d period
Of ttaM. Tbo amount, and timet
m to bo announced by the r>»-
f- r scviral ni»nil>. nHr»wh*»» r.c
closing ■csstmis of ilir SnD »• on
Army Training ( ’ .dirge h» 11 in
Atlanta. (»«., whrrr tjirv **. »• •fdalnrd on Monday as full f b .land
ministers o f tbs go«prl.
Major G. M. Woods, fath* r o f
Cspt. Woe da, a Wo attended lha
session and plans tn return to
Ranford In a few days i» * m d
j vp the Halvatkm Army f*am|»i»»m
for funds which Is n»w in |."»g*
rcss.
All penmns who have n*.» •»»n*
Iributad to tha drive and
•••h
to do ao ara urged tn cnnls- • tha
headquarters located on E**t s econd Street as early a * (*••• 'de.
Also all persons having rani nut
ara requested to turn them *•• so
that an astlmata may U- ••%da
cf tha funds that can hr •«i--ct*
ed to carry on th«r work
u * . . «
ertrybody, and aftar tlwr art latoa d no coaaom .r can buy any
BMrt w e a r toon a atanp call*
t o r / Without lha itam p, he cannot b oy oa ca r a l all.
A paraon w bo baa paore than
lU p paid a o f ra a rr on hand will
Ota W H bath. Thoao who hart
lea than ala bat more than two
poonda will bora tUmpa rrm o.ed
iqaal to lha ax tea tuaar they
tora. Fractiona ad pounde will be
fUarattrtod, and each pemon will
t o allowed to hare up to two
peenda U S already haa been pur-
citato
Bmuding
it
bt t failed t
lin g
General Price Freeze
Order Wins Praise
NEW YOKE, Ayr. »0. ( * > T t o gcvonunottl'i general price
froeia oaten g m t a al cconomle
M tlra l attort a w undertaken In
Ama .U a wm> prala* from many
boa hiana and ftoencUl leader*
?
S
?
r
5
M
l-.ifni ni
Io n ia n
ii'As
H O LLYW O O D V k ACH.
II
G eorg e,
40#
I ».r l»**i Ma* visard*
K ic k U u l
a r in g
F r ie n d ly
P ta
1 to- Vlh.d U.--
2,001 Seminole
Men In 45*65 Age
Group Register
>>*pid,he- said
having! » (a*ll «rah Jnp«iorw attack oo
i ocinan |*ltr« Morr«hy, Au<lrfU»n pwtnoat
\ ,V *1..|| Ni k
• .l| h»
* h<»v) |||<t «.,miin«n|, iu>ahh be expected*
n
within i w.• week*
A t least 10
" ",inrm>
vblps
ieported con-
,f . .tlr n l r.I nt lint i I New Britain,
,
nilti othela nf Ijii-, NrW (tulnca.
. , 1 the Jnpatir«e nl««i « c r r irp orttd
f?,.
ma*-tinf new nml U tter warplanes
the north* in tdattds.
...riford
I ok ) .• In*m«lcn«l * yesterday ryi n l . l t p.tile.1 the f rrupnllon. as o f Apr.
I... tin* l*-' " f “ all •irataglrally Import».,n - .mi ••*•!••'* .ni tti.- northern »hors
,,i
........ |i,licit N.-« I . imiu n mid in ths
it
M-.lm rn l* Uni* I*, the west, all
, -1■I v f v*t o h might t*e lived for attack
. >
iv. V .n h \o tialian roast.
n»» .»•*
I
flit
. t« .1 the alrW '♦ «... . .ii I .». .i,*.. n vevlcrtiay,
I''
,i. it i i.iu an • 1111111111111.111 dump.
' '
' *„.t f.-uirhi ntf . u hi h..ml*ers and
•l v "
\ | fighter* '*lmli attacked tb#
Mind airdrome at I'ort Moresby.
Draft Hoard Has Ap
proximately
ti,2!>0
Names On lleeord
tha ir ».im. iv . s »
nr nil tell. |. Ill Ja.n. .
igl.tiiO
Pmk* nnd Slra-.le >nid )i*t«rdm
In addition I'.UM m..rr plant*
the
Enrnvi«a,
l!legsu«.
DuelIt<han, I'rule «>f M.d.flr and Pi id.
of Ihirking v«i let w-s. an* tu l-e
ircurnl nnd |dsnti-«l in the l.«»«
shore pnrk. he added
Mm
II
II. Mr<‘s»l>ii hn* %olunlrt r.st
classify the plants, which ...i
planted nt
random wilhmtl
yard t*» the iliffrrrnt ty|sa«
Nazis Are ^aid ;
To Have O ffered:
1‘eace Proposal
The moil reeent nddltMi'i * i .
d«*r » • I
fiarkthewa«AialraDii'delt'.han.
I’ lfcle lhr*Mirh ll
H
iy
rhslrtovn Mr*
I
I! S|" «« •
\lr M" glil.m, vsh.» si*" i*
charge ..f the KM., revrali.l *♦•. I
14 large guldfivh. given In M.Vlhlrn on l^ikc Mary Itoad. i -•
inhabit
the
moat si rroun.l. , f
Monkey lalaml.
I a -s s
lit.
Cruising For
Taxis Is Ordered
The agency "»ld the proposals
w«re •imilar; tl at iho first W it
, insde through Turkey, the second
I thrnught Switierland
and
tha
, third thniugh Sweden*
Autl urltativi llrillsh
aourcan.
j -ll.cl- imnl Vnnwlnlg* o f any tuck
overturcr.
(Adolf Hitler in his
Sunday
Ppeeeh made remarks Interpreted
h> Mime observes as hints i t S
‘'peace offensive'' directed toward
Britain, particularly when ha triad
1 to suggest It would Ira tha U. 8.
' or Hussla, not
Germeny,
that
I W«»tl M daitroy llritaIn.)
I (Thar* la**, been aim hint*.
rr.umably nf A ll* nrlfln, that
Inly might b* willing (o mak*
|a .cp a ra lt pear*.
< (A rchltald M a cU l.h , ch lof to
I thr If. ft. offlca o f f.eta
and
| figure*, la .t we«k In Now T o n i
prtdlrltil «uch a "p e .c a offaiv1*lv*M from lha A.-.'t power*.1
I n . Hm h .- ______ ..L I . k i t
r
United States Army
Needs Many Doctors
CIIIC A C O .^A prT" 10, ( J U -lle .
entiling team* were at work
throughout the nation yraterday
In -• streamlined ■drive for tha
Immediate com ml.»lonlng o f B.000
to I t ,000 physician* needed lor
t t o A rm y bir next Dec. I t .
A p t.
Dotalla o f tha drive, announc.
t o by tba prrcuretnenl and a*tlgnmgnt terries f o r phyiicUn*,
te n iitl* nnd retarinarUn*, were
pubtiobed la t t o tog m ol t o tto
Aaterkan
ModtoaJ AtapeUHon,
who, i editor D r. M wri* Ftabbetn, amid that 0.000 o f tto U t ^
000 physicians would t o roqulrto
t t o air f o m .
Many Signs Are
Removed From Roads
i Mi-e arrious (IlM*
II »r. Id
•-I • • t ••limn i-I. «*»ih the ritaf i. - « ...... . • riirp lioft*
all i ro Tll*o .......
Ith to th»*
t
■t«■•• .
.. t |•- ih n* of irrcat
JACK SO NVILLE, Apr. .10. (Al
—A » average o f 900 WI'A «ork *
art ara finding outaida jol.« rach
month, W ilbur E. Ilarkne*., Stata
W PA admin latr* tor, a . id yr.ta rHarkn.ee taid the chlto
reaoon fo r tha employment tarn*
•rar could t o traced to the W I’ A'a
division t o training nnd reempley*
meal which it placing around 100
Ira hi tag In w ar Induatrlea every
M day* along with oereral hun
dred others who alther accent
lobe a t laborer, o r'e o n be p la c'd
b t a ue t t o prrrioua training and
a tfie ia M i.
» •SW
World W .r | l ro and ch ief air
,
nff'H • aii'i «..it thmglaa Mag*
A ith ii vo.t* I ill.-.t iii in a irplaM
[
rm*h Mniblat
Allied hradquAV* *
t«*r * in Su*<i 4Im announced tl^ *
dat
Gc it tie nr«* aecompanlrtT
lien. Mnr \rth t anil com pany In *A
their h*•' oi if da h from llatnait*
to Anatfulia it miI ita* regarded
a* one of the *«irhr* outstanding;.
air authoriiiiAUo killed l o
t i - •a me cm*h «»** Melville Ja£ ?
col.\ Time sod I ifr correspond^
rut
The drinil* mere not Imm4*»
iliit.lv atUMuin.'i d
tjj
Ih. 1luting idled Service Med
al wn* au-iiitb-d » h n i G rorgr, V
if m i nun. *i«..d a* the War l)e-
900 WPA Workers
Nettles .Qualifies
Get Jobs Monthly
At Carolina Camp
Ceiling
I'ffSS)
lit-1 plan 1-4 raiili-il the Japan*
r*r lm««- at K-x-paiiir, the cap*
ilnl nf Knti-li Timor. Japnnr.i- plnni'4 .-it lacked Port i
More-l v
Guinea, three tim e * . t
600 Azaleas In
alvation Army
F t Mellon Park
C a p ta in . Wife
To Be Reulanted
Are Orr! a i ned
T o.id a y , A. « . I-ataiaon. Mcretary
tMM-iairC
A lliftl piniit'.H it t '* lr o y e d o r
|(In m u n .il •_'ii
pln n cA
on (In- irn uiii.l a m i s t a r t e d :
lm u«! fir i-i hi an a t t a c k o n ]
. I In- riii-n iy a ir lm.«p a t I * * *
New (iiiiin -a I m ln y ; o t h e r A t - *
Stovall Will Enter
Scholastic Group
n a ile r ii . niuveu. -■ i —.... .
frt-in Sanford at tha Unlverelty
1 lurid., hat been chosen foe in
duction into tha Unlverelty chep >
Ur o f I'hl Seta Kappa, h lg h o l
national tcboIntUc fra lem llv .
Men choten tor Phi D ell Kapp*
must t o In tho college o f an*
and aclcneei and
nr*
selected
from a United quota. Only 12
men wera (boeen at tt o Unhrer*
htuinuuM reni. A|tr. ov. y i,
The Farm Security Admlnlatra
lion oteertto j'•atanUy that its
•m all.ftrm rr -ell enta In the South,
east had Jump id egg prodirtion
from n negUgil de number a year
ago w[
told to half-do ten
Iota
a tom '
. ___ora and
CHICAGO,
m ini lie ward
United SUtea
tioo promised
Apr* » » . U
L. Vlekery
Maritime C
yesterday U
000.000
of
ton
n ow
at
“ rolling •hlpplnr would to dalle.
ta 0,000,000 a week.
�PACK TH R U
SANTOna rLOMDA
Daphne Takach To B o! Mrs. Wade President
Presented In Recital Of Gladioln Grove
County, with reaped to tbe war, tfttre has been consider
able complacency concerning ,the election which will take
place on May 6. On that data we ahlect a eongreaamajpata representative for the Fifth Congressional District,
a Supreme Court Judge, two representatives for the 8tat«
Legislature, and a number of other important officers in '
addition to this, what la even more Important to us ln.8eminolp Cowtyrwe- vote-on a-bond fltaue-f5r-ttw*hdkpRalF:' *
And yet .to date, there have been only two political
ipeeehea made In Seminole County, ne political ralltea-what- ever,'and3 lo-campaign at alLfor -the boapjtal We doubt *
If the majority of our dtuena can even name the various”
candidates for Congress where much of the destiny of this
country will be determined In the next two years, or have
given any serious consideration to the qualifications of the *
candidates for the o than-offices— We doubt If‘ many poo-
/ Calendar
jwnaend Club Will meet
P.M. In tho City Hall.
PXIDAY * •
.
of the Catholic Church,
rWMra. li. B. Topo, will
TO O A . M. until 12:00
cn A nd, from. 1 :00. 4 ^ M.
B A C K S K B D tB A L LO A N S
—WASHINGTON, Apr> W . (B V -
Senstor Smith yesterday urged re
tention ef Paderal-laaas on wheat,
cotton and earn' for another year
at tha present rata of ■ I per cent
nf wwrirv
V.w .'W t i b i g e o erhai
Used Furniture
JUNARD and SON
BOO B a rfo r d A r t .
you wonder If anything on earth
could lift thorn to the level
A,i*
S A rtss
them
They
)itU«
Ileva
their scotches and
soda.
are aging Don Joans with
hey idaaa.wha rafaaa to te r
that their yMth la behind
umrTs'
C 55>T*wMld£t“ wLd°a
under a Chungking data-
To Th«
The Sanford Forum
S a banners from wounded
rry tha battle m stricken
»d sacrifice, hope and give,
oriotsa word aunt forever
V aonnga. That splendid
.
• Sanford’s Pipeline
•
Sanford'* plpdlna-to-Tnmpa proposal la meeting wllh
favorablt reaponte from the preaa of the atatg and It
ateadily gaining support from other Influential leidera In
Floridi. If tho single objection to It that It dote not roet
enough, could b« built In a huitjr.T* overcome, we mar
get somewhere, at one and the umo time making San
ford in truth the port of Central Florida and rendering a
real tarvlce to motorUU m the eaat.
.. .
"We believe Sanford has Bn excellent opportunity to
Tt « Old Cow Trail
April 23, IM L
Mr R. L . Dean
Editor, Sanford, Herald,
lion. Mr. Dean:
Boy that "Hon" brings ma back
to tbem-thar days when Bob Roily
uster run this bear Hon. paper
• Mn evsb body v i i an Hon. Old
Frank MllUr ud throw one of
them shindigs and tha naxt wash
wa’d road about It InThallvrald
and very body thar ud be aa
Honorable. Of courts, I never
went me balng from tha bach
woods. Folks ud lafva town and
they'd be Hon, So and. So whan
they went and they'd still be Hon.
when thsy'd I
Them war*
i days.
Well-coming
ek to now what
iu shout ta this
I'm a writing
bam eld 8 L 4 is River. Martin
Orlando turn saa
Anderson over
a 'mouUfal .w
lie
In tha lutwhroom at the.
V0TB FOR
La
B.
M A N N
M ONDAY
.
a executive bo»rd of
the
ly te ri# Woman's Auxiliary
meat at the rhurrh at 2:30
'ATIVB
M t&SM rm
.
’
State Legislature
GROUP* ONI
By G E O R G E T U C K E R
M lW fl
U B n iV IM
* » ■ » S IM .
Dear Mr* D u n .
On reading the lit mid of F r i
day April 24 th, Ip which iaaue
the news of tho taking over of
o«r local elrpcrt by tha Navy
waa announced, and on reading
tha comments of our civic lead-'
era sad public men on tho sub
je ct one wonders If wo have not
gist right hers, dear and convinc
ing proof of the fact that as a
people and a nation, wo have not
S even commenced to absorb
lesson this war must Inevttit fer tb* unfortunate conlla* whkh make It sscssw ry
tbs young man Involved, to
vs thair bomaa • to disrupt
ilr Uvoa • and In many eases,
NEW YO R K, Apr. 3 0 — (W W )
—After a turn up and down
Broadway ft ia comforting to
remrmtxr that tbo moat impor
tant pe-.ple In this town ara
never seen and almost never
heard. They am tha obscure
people who make
no
witty
speeches and Mt no styles In
fashions, and who in faat con
tribute nothing at all aav# the
tales necessary to continue .tovemment and the toll necessary
to make a great city functien.'
1 seppose It It unfair to walk
up ana down Broadwav and point
oot‘ fifty or sixty drones who
won't work Old' who spend gll
their nights In , nightclubs In ' a
sort of fmnilad effert to escape
from tbemselves, spending In
herited money and running the
government and hlto UN
from rinrtide tables, sad ike*
aav, 'T h is is New York."
J t Isn't New York. But it is
one sorry aspect of IL You con
pot It down In your little block
bcok that any man-onl*** cmployod by them—who voluntarily
•ponds five or > six nights of
barn unlimited toado^ to cJay
srmibd with, and Mt* aa* of
them could earn a dime if thrown
to hit awn rrooartoo. . I f they
had to apond SI hoara
bjr
thamaelvra without
tha faka
scdaUva e f brae*
bonds and
pbenay ligbta they would b«” Their idras, like their appaiUaa,
naear ehaoga. Onto they atunshk
over
and never
»nd th* Chamber of Ooinmtet* on
Project and. the wlidom of Jta oouti
'Th* -lino could b« co®jB*tod
wrvlc* In our war •ffOrt”, aajri tju
an
H r.
they
b’Cry
dig It
- up
ta
It
Kr»**»Jr-'Hi PKTC, -Ctru'cC.-Tr
UcW borUr and Mr*. H. D. Smith
a* co-hostesses.
Tho sewing m elon for the Red
Cross will be sponsored by the
a E. S. with U r n U C ta lr Irwin
in charge. from 0:00 A . M. un
til 12:00 noon.
Thr Dtughtrr* ef W n lir Ciaet
of the Methodist Church dill meet
In the annex at 8:00 P. M. with
Mrs. W. I . Harrison's croup as
hoetea.'.
'
Thr Friendship League of the
O ncrrcatinnal Church will meet
nt tho I'sri.h House at 4 o'cleok
for l! e regular business session.
At 0:30 there wilt be the regular
Mry covered dish supper. In the
recent plat this has been held at
noontime—this year It will come
at night to that a larger number
of tho men of the Cnurrh m*y
rttend. Friends of th* church are
invited.
W EDNESDAY
The hoard rtf managers of the
Sanford Carden Club will meet
i t the home of Mrs. J. H. Colelouvh In Rose Court at 10:00
The annual bridge
luncheon,
•pc.iiMUTtJ by the Woman's Auxi
liary nf Holy Cross
Episcopal
Church, ia being planned for F ri
day. May 8. beginning at 1:00
o'clock In tho afternoon in the
Parish House.
Mrs. J. L. Ingley is genemt
rhrirman of the party, and will
be assisted by a number of com
mitters. A nominal charge will
he made and reservations may bo
made hy trlrphojiiqj 125.
•
trot* Pell Ileal A4 v.|
MANHATTAN
Home ef j U f K J r _ P , llousholdvr
p n llib i. c u i^ ^ n v e a r 3:30 P. M.
St. Theresa Chvpter *t th«
Parish H oum at 4:00 P. M.
St. Mark'* Chapter at the
Parish Hou.a at 1 :00 P. M. for
an ■ Importint bu.ineaa mealing.
TU ESD AY
Thr AUlhean Class ef the P in t
Dap tut Church will meet in tb*
*nr>»* at- M 8 - P.M. with- H n .
E. It. Tpylor, M n. Winona Bragg,
Holv Cross To Give
B r i d g e Luncheon
Vote For
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
Let Ub Keep Your
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do Quality Work.
SEMINOLE
DRY'CLEANERS
Daphne
Takach,
iriftr*l
ptanDl I m m Sanford. at«l
\|t, it |* \\ a,|, %\
|,r, „|t nt « f t .« «
: ernmr student in thr Rollm* « •*»'
y .i 1
amatory of Mu«K*. will he jir* « it l|, „i it*
■. •
i srntrsl in her srntor rrcital on >u»*n , \\
11 \VII II
; day evening in *nr Anno* Itim*. II
other offiret* io- i .»i
' Thrr|pr at R IS o clock
\|,. \ i
\|,».M.•♦» 1
. Mias Takach hra been an h»*ns*r
f \ | t« liars* «• '
| student during iter rsdlrgr r a m r.
I a n a mem her n f thr Phi S -ri#t>
\|t«
Mrs. C. T. Tiller and dsaghter.
Peggy, pirn to leave this week
end for Ashvllle, 4 i. C where
they wiU spend the summer.
Miss Jran Love joy hss returned
to her horn* In JacksrtnvIUV after
vtsltinjr
the guret of
Mies
Miss Cecelia Truluck
lotte, N .-C .-U espected
tomorrow to eiall with
rente, U r. and Jlrt. J .
luck, for a few days.
|
\|r»
i
of Char
to eirtve
her paC. T ru
Mrs, Qudia Wilson ami Mrs. J.
That aeatterbraln, Judy Cantiva. It Iwrk nr
O. Andes,
J r , attended the Cal," with Billy Gilbert, Tom llr..«tr nnd Skufuneral for Fred Forward of Mait
land, which waa held in Orlando Orchestra, showing as part of * hie •l»<it«l< I III •
yesterday afternoon.
tomorrow and {Saturday. •
Spring Festival Is
Pronounced Success
The (taring Fratlval which was
given at the Southside Primary,
Schorl last week was pronounced I
i “huge" success by those In'
charge of arrangements. The Glee!
Club selections, under the dirre. I
tlon of Mm- Eaear Prle were well
received ae waa also the llsrmonl-,
cs Band.
It was announced that
the
■ paahrttl supper, pot on hy the
Parent Teacher A ••relation, under I
the direction of Mrs. W, A l^>n-'
domberg, was well attended and
a nice sum realised from the pro- I
ceeda.
A spirit of
happinesa waa
brought out Id thr theme of the
play whkh was given In the au
ditorium to coneude the evening's
entertrinment.
The play was
written by Mm. HtelLs P. A r
rington end directed by thr fourth
rmde trachem Including
Mrs I
Mm. Fred Russrll. asalatrd by I
William Boyd, as llopalong ('•■ ’
Nancy Brock, Mm. 8. J Nir, and
Mr- »V. G. Fleming. Mr». W. C. ' Atahian Desert and lerom ri a t«
i Desert", which will hr M ir, ru-I
Site her acted as areompsniit
1 local Ritr the.lei
Elaborate plans an' Iwisisfur the May I >»v u t i m i l '
presented at the •lun«,i H
School eti Fridr» , '< v' ,% n
nmmce-l this mornini! >'y tho.,
charge of armr.s-eiru titHighlight of lh>- d»y-.
will be the crowmiiB "f Ihr M
and so arc your
play clothes at the
Hollywood Simp
Queen
Km e.
« » .l
*hr "
'
tendsnts who hs*e In—u ••-li-et
hy s secret t>»llot of th. slutlt
body, In the auditorium *' 1
conclusion ^ f the progioio
Carnival atlr»ttloi>»
'
evening will include . fi-h tM"
skating rink, fortune telling. 1
dogs, cold drinks. uagon 1
tides, snd numerous other foi
SLACK SUITS
Loana or gabardine, nailhead trim*, niltidy atylev,
long jacket* ,
Of s m u s e m e n l
The rarnlvsl wtll open si <
o'clock lu the rvenlng end a io •
nil ehsrge will be made
I
public is cordially Invited to p
llcipate In the fun.
1.69 to 6.98
50c Phillips Milk Macne
Miss Harkey Speaks I
At Y. W. A. Meet ini;'
PLAY SUITS
25c P A B L U M ...........
40c CASTOIHA
25c Jfk.l BABY POWDICH
plans were made fur I " * '1
Week at the regular meeting
the V W A. helri a' the humof Mis* Alire Ruth V hilley
Mofalay rvenlng Fiieu* \V*-k -' ' I
be held in May.
Three new meralvn, lha Mlaw
Alma llamiltnn, Martha Andrr-,,"
rnd Marv llalen Tew, were wrl
corned Inin . the
iirganlaaliini
Mtsa Eliubeth Harkey gave an
Interesting talk i>« the Y. W. A
"Watchword", Tha hmtesa served
refreshments to tha followlnv
Tha Ml**es laris Nipper, Filler n
Bmgg, IJIII'n Cameron. Jewell
rttminn, Mary llalan Tow, l/ils
GlngHam Check*,
Chambray*. Kxlra r.i/ca,
too, for U,*rr women
• pc. Slriptkl. Percale . . 1.08
*
.
arvl
re-
afte M e s s r s .
ANTISKITIC OIL
$1.20 S M A .............
7Sc OLF-am
PERCOMORPHUM
•*
"
FRIDAY anil
SATURDAY
• Twin.,.gabardine, Luana,
M»
to .7.98
A T U lllt
F O U N T A IN
FRIDAY RPECIA1
EGG NOGG
m i i .k s h a k e
astic-Yarn
.T IIV O N E —
Strikingly kandaoraa*
aulta of. ama'rt knitted
claatlo yam.. AttracUvo
color combination* and
"
COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
STAINING FEATURES
HE’S A TWO-GUM SHEIKI
-... P .
*•
liMirto
I* of Aviation"—Cartoon—Ntw*
iim *
■
SATURDAY ONLY
Southern Style Fried
CHICKEN
.
Creamed Cold Slaw
Succotash
Whipped Potatoes
' Hot Rous and Butter
Iced Tea or Coffee
Pineapple Upalde Down
*"t>v civ
We Servo Brc
Ip r . a
f the
tcnU
•min* I
c * w
»rd jn
|te n ••m.iC olli’*
h.
frmhman honorary acholaatir or t |l KtnUI. chaplain. M
I Kariintinn, and .a a plr«l|fr
N«tth * tltrltoUnl.
Mi
(Pht Itrta. hormlary muair on.I Pulhttt.it
assist it
dr ma fraternity fo r women
Shs \|r% (h^niohl. S tlt (!•!»
I* the prearpt wrcrrtaiy .if
thr -rot
I Mi* f' I* I'h
Rolllna Key Se»ciety,
*cho|a-t». .. tin. I
Mr*
J *1\
O rcanlutton.
of
(iamnia
Phi , i.st . nn«l Mi** R* «
; It. ta sorority. an«| llir Order *»l nu»n.i«n mnMejan
, thr l.lhra, hon«»n ry
arti\ tin * Mr* \l»t« Jonlm
••
•octet jr for women
\1t t i l.I a* thr »t«*t.il
Among her outside a rtn ih r* h«tn ft” »| Mi** Ann 'I
Mlia Takach has been a m n tiU ‘ i » m ; m atisyrr ••( *t •*«
of the Rollina t'ha|H*l Choir. of ir*si illmir attendant
•
.he Uach Choir, the (irrm m Club \lhi. 11 • Isrt. tn*
•
» nd the student folk darnnr ts ant J,«. k -•>- t til. » »*«.!
•he hts ap|»eaml as pianist
\ ;i.-». m. c thr «•••'
radio programs. nn.| on mart) clut» %»rr* f t . m « s.sn.i •.
progrma t**»l.1 locally 1 rvl in olhi-i t n " i ihs it ih c m
•
••arts nf Florida
She s « . IK*
irslli.i* 1.01
•• !'• «'I'
1 1*•I Florida State
winner
•». *••• . »%•*1 sat !»«•
"Him, nf the Ftudrnt Mum iait. lb* tun tmi.
May Day Carnival T <*
Be At Junior lliirli
OTHERS
plowing (old j
done the.plewii
nl
hour.
.
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROU^ TWO w.
school .beginning
1 A . M. Isjncheon will
John G. Leonardy
'
mpbell-Loselng -Unit, AmerlLegion Auxiliary « ill meet
a Legion H ut/at 7 :30 P.M.
y Day will 'bo celebrated
•pprariata Aerriaea at the
d
R K -K L E C T
■
'oman'a Club,
indies for America Cleb
la Its new headquartc^n.
viwla Avenue.
Avenue, at 3 JO
Magtnha
Jnir
story
lino If they Uvea depended on IL
They have baactifnlly tailored
clothed on their frames and
money In their pockets and bags
under their eyes which their barhem and cold compresses can net
hide.
They are the moda il In the
nightclub-show windows of New
York by which we are, unfortu
nately, judged.
.
Bataan" Is uttered hy any
M lai
X T O t t l N E D ^ A L , S o cie t y E d ito r
It VAi'H
4HOI »tll
CorUing.
r«lrnhi*i
CJlOltt rU
4 I'fbi fra
|f*am Afoasew
hit. NUb**I
A POINTS
�J?
\N
T<5WN
Considered Top
Runner In Derby
HOLLYW OOD. Apr. W . (W W )
— !» ’• ( (p e to reexamine n theory
Iong fashionable among thr sneer»r« In tho«a porta to w it: that
any child who acta In picture* la
auro to prow up into aomrtMnj*
quit* ohjoctionahlr If m l entire
kid j * w h o Wooms arnTna^rel ah*
bclonra la a apactel ulehs.
Thar*'a an a l a ( « la educational
circlaa: *Thern i n no problem
children— there ar* c o t j prohl—
parent..” And there'* on anawar.
LOUISVILLE.
K y.
Apr.
I VMS ACROSS "THC STR E E T WHEN I
10.
IT H O C W M T IT W A S A L L . C O M I N O
OUT O f M X N E W
R A P I O /.'
ANOTHER GROUP OP LADIES*
\ !l* \
It
JJIINSUN
! ••• •»fl\ !a*l
.*
J
LEAGUE
tt AKHINGTON. A pr. t f c
An Invr'llgntlnn o f tbo 1
|~ Indium rnpii rrrncnta Cl
Ka«t t’.ia.i to determine tb
l(
mrihoil nf alleviating a peB
.•»a- »hortagc wo* pm poacd JT*g
hare by llcprracnlatlva Hiram.
We Sell FL). S. Savings Stamps
°*°*C>CAST
N E W ERA
^
A
R
K
m u is k k c u s t o m e r s s e n d
Illustrated at rliht la one of the 60 pretty new Spring
dreaaee in thla group which la on aale Friday jmd Satur
day (Vahiea to $0.06) . . . .
s
*
-l,
u»n «ii»t II I. urv«al fh»* a I
dllMH «• nl« iti| l* lMil* taLini* tin*
mp w*» I in Iniuh w>|h U«r
it Phn StH tU<>. * •l*at I a
tlJ lr cl.ancai lliia lime, largely
b rm u 'o the 10 In r*e* »"l to go
Were gcn fh illy regarded on nrdl‘ fcary lo t ,‘ ‘compared to the fancy
. fa H am yon umully find In thv
I *un .'or *7&.00<i
At lb* la m e time. Iiowcrrr.
while ^uil about everyone. inclaiiIng the Iratnrn nf the other con
tender/. eoneed*il that which ever
Iwuti illeril llin r w o .Id pick up
IUoatratod at left are the** gay, amart dresaea which
come in Printed Jacket styles and Sport and Drcasy
atylea. Valuta to $18.76 to be dosed out at . . .
Defense Shop News
E
t
S
t h e ir
f r ie n d s
Live Wt. lb. 2 3 c
M ARSHAL O T E Y W A L K E R
H A ’S
<
D G C IP B D T O
W I T H ‘ .TAD
'
N I G H T W A T C H M A N S o n E - W A V R A D I O /A -5
_P O L IC B A I D
twey» i ut iwt »|«i r it h a n irurw art
PICNIC HAMS
8
*
-CH ICA G O .
A rr.
30—<40—The
•I L alun l l i a i fa , •f«»rr| h r »* tmrner,***•■"
• tl njUIr 1 n«l two tinglr*
b% ^
I. N O TIC K S
WHITE RAC0N ib
- FrojUn
I t rnar.tlei,
rrnantinnal
■okir thiril hiorinan, overwhclmeal
t th«
tf.95 values...
ONE TAHI.E OF
•
MEN’S KNITTED
U ccallzt
" HA RMONY
Raffad aerim, novdty and plain. PriacOla
> a
a c a w __ a__ - «• — >
. 1' M l
style. 1J6 value.
•"
I jt r g e .
4M
Pbocnlz and Archer allk hoA
R lu e. T n n . G r e e n am i Y e llo w , S ir e s 8 m a ll
and
,
Children's Dresses
P v
SPORT SHU
M ed iu m
;■ ■ ■
.
$] GO each
BOVS TOM SAWYER
■•' '
f»*-btol
D<
ONE LOT
VAUJED 2JM
CLOSE OUT--
t o . w in .
Special - - $1.09 Pr.
tcwl*)
‘
*
*
2.V SaUKiitrt*. H»
.rani
llamlHinfer, IF). 25c
ADELAIDE
A R HAMS
KERIt
ncTtCTi oi*
» r r i.ii’t n u r
tax
io n
D im n
r t i a m c n irear o r
I# It «’f (wm|i1» nrr anyinp . hat
i* ..
i.iLr a nmr»* *rt|ve
»*$ jn trin iilffit nn.l huiblinff
tl»«» i im I frsnw k.it « fnr -prare.
i|i« l lit m y t« domi; luttii thlflX
a Ih r I It.
.Mrs f^henry, a vofilbful look*
Inff prantlmalKi r of 'Corning. K.
^
Slate A •tr nhljrwi mnn nml
l*rr»nHnt c»f th«- New Vo. V Stott
I'M rritlnn of Wontrh’a riulta.
She think* woin**n ihnultl piny
a largrr port In the nntion'g nffnlr*, but Inhevea we shall havo
In learn mnn* aLjut national eco
nomic ami induatrial problem*
befrre we can do it well.
So ihe made a beginning In the
economic education of
women
which ihe hope* will apread all
over the nation.
Recently »ho
organtusl a New York luncheon
conference which brought togeth
er *rme o f the statr'i moat in
tereating women and mnn* o f in•luatry**
octatandinr
n*emhera.
She aought no world shaking deriftiona. What the aimed at waa
understanding and rapport.
8he
also wanted to Inform some kryl
Womon on imioatry’ * prcblcm s
•ml to f i r s InduMry s good look
•t the type o f woman nvallabW
1
: *
;
• l e•\% \ \
2 H
Cat-nils, 2 Itum-hcM 9c
I IIIH l i l t It*
iM iuehes lo t
I A'ttuci*, 2 f o r
15C
Clikcs, 2 for
15c
I t N» | l i t
ROTATORS
Ml I
Pretty Carole Dexter m elrei s p .lf o f gold slippers designed by Julias
tiros, man In honor of her w lection ss the nation'. -Foot Quern" in New
.York’s Hotel Pennsylvania. Miss Dsxtsr was chosen from s groop of
*00 girl, ss haring the most perfect feet.
St
' ■ ' F»-
_
I HI «l*
*
Celery, 2 stalks
LEMON
9c
Shortening 1 Ib. 17c
3 lbs............. 67c
............ * ^ b ^ , . * » s - re c . / C n t r t l T r t u )
TIN W ORKERS M ltlK E
IIIRMINtillA.M, Ap> ;0, W hAppro.inmlely 21 ..........mnlaye*
In the cold rnlurtni............
of the Tenne.*er r< * Iron /
Rnilrtad Companv'. i i-jo li.
nlale mill left tbd> 1 ’ /eatf - |
’o^ um right now.
Hho brgan by Inviling nlmut a
doirn Imlu.trial Ligahul* and litMa IdgaboU and drew i Iku I 40,
inciudlnr torn* railway and far•orr^ Prialdrpl-.
That cnnrliwad
Mra.'Cheney that the Intereet In
women'e inerra***! participation
in America's affair. I. not all no
one lide o f the fenre. Thn meet
ing closed with a aerie, nf round
I t l K l i i l N t.tl *b
I*
table conference, on industry's
N in w*a . * I b l - t •» "W l-I
orthlema. 8uch conftrencra, Mrs.
•f NWl-4 Section* H. Towneklp
l i knnih Il.nttt M Kettt. Il
Chancy faels, should alimulaU
women to COtl.all with the man'^
f
t
*
V
t*
wr*
»
»i
a1 '*• “ i f , *T* ufactarer* la th .lr own rom anperly anOec Iko u l4 rrr.lfnwl*
nitiee and learn what* they could
do right (ww. '
•There is a tretnendou. body o f
•niddle-sged women whose e»poelUeo are not put ta n|e," aha
W K K T M l\ I’ H K I.K S . 1 0 c ]
“ • * ■•a»*W*Mw
I %r» piI i kirfcra «
Iu>k i mm
day ie r .m r nf di*m l t , i.eij «vr
wage., . rompu.iv -t‘ >.
>.*n *.n.
( ensn wnsr
II...tilde n
SHI i s
ii
‘
. 0<
i -in ii i
'
P l o t It
. :J
<M M i l Y SO M ’ S M .K
I I \ FI. \KKS. Smull
I I \ T o iu r r so ti*
I Hi
O K I.
MHN 11
MKKIit l i t SOAP
;
Sll .t Kltlll ST, I ur.
•tt t t
0 1 D DUTCH
, «i$»iR6ton
• ti
• a
(Lim it I)
R l t t 1 6 B S ;™
n « i at:
T O II.K T TISHUF.
a I .-
i
* n ’. it i .i .i i
SALT
ful work l» industry. There also
la a tot •( work for them to do
la their awn communlile*—town,
etaMgraatiMUaL
’ .>•
•IT. PI lit!
CID K It
'/« Ib. I.IITON’H OP
•
"Oarer— ant la a lot Ilka hottse,kn— as.' Bsth' king# on -pUn■ieSr — wemks. huJgrl. and re*
TEA (LIMIT I)
25e
• o n p i l f c r s j i •**.
h tr s
|*H .
m U \ tk d -
. Asti*.
iinoN t'iuM v
GINGER I1REAI) MIX .... 17e
flt* k »r »
t u n ,,.
SALAD
DRESSING
CAKE FLOUR. .......- ...... 25c
rt«rt
etsiii
• *
-
■- • #ee
MACARONI OR HPAG...... He,
APPI.fi BUTTER____ ___ 10e
GUEBN>'u llA S >™ * L‘
no. ft! nOITP.
............ - r
PINEAPPLE GEMS ... I2^e
m r -T .r i* n
DESSERTS ..........
.n ili
3
nil
CltAC K K ILS
VI S E G A It
—FEEDS—
25 ISh STRATCII FEED ...
25 llm. GROWING MASH
25 Um LAYING MASI! ...
CEREALS
1M INUTE OAT8 ..............
II
KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES CRAPENUT FLAKES
KRLLtMtUa
RICE KRIHPIPS . . . . ____ _ ‘ 111
RALSTON SIIREDS .
-i$ U
K r i.n u .n i
/ ■
Shredded Wheat Biarait — v11|
ax w*. s m H . n t i
Tables
Ik. *il.T i
G it A ll A M
..
CHIHINGOLI). I Ih.
LIQUORS
FRIDAY ONI
. | (e .
<01 ASM
ic o r r iis : IS IIKRKIIV 11IVK.S* T h .t
i l . A. I « « . x i n li«.W«r <if T » s C * fllMra«* K<> ret. |..ttrd Ik - tml d .r
uf July A. I*. I»J«.
k»*
01.4
I i m l a m r o f lie* »n d I n . » » 4 ■ pollrallttM for * t a . S***l to -•
•**ao4 I t i w n N IJ certiorate * »•
knm
the fo lln a ln s
deecHk-4
proporty In Ib# . ‘ttunir <>t t**mla u la . m ate e f PlortS*. I » .» H
d w . NtV Oor « t HtVI-4 R*ctlon 11. T ow n.bin
I.
K.mlb.
I ll a s - I* I5**l r'*n i: •« »h H
Ages 8 to 20. In Sanforised wash materials.
Blue, Green and Tana. Regular 4.06'
.
•
FRIDAY DMA
(.»»•*
they are too 'old to work hard
In lhair bomao—cooking, cleaning
and washing. Bo than la no mo •w aVMMH W K 10 flfW •tTNTi
w n why tboy aha ild not jkt nso- Avarakndnd girls parUcIpatodbi
v c W T C U s coatestk
,
IMfi TAILS, IF>. 15c
Sparc Rihs, |l>. 21c^
%1I ••• %|
U nil- \V«irl«| k’m iu m Writer
l«**w Irik iinil more Artlon
Tint's thr i tviimmerxlntion ••f
Mi- In i f Henry to llie tcunrn
i f Vnricft
W h ite ’uul Co lors. -il»o 0.I1I co ats in aum ntor flannel
Smgrtly tailored — mad* of
Uawtiu. doth. All colora.
Sixes 12 to 20. 6J6 value
3.
I*os. Talk And
iMi’rc Action Is
Recommendation
Trimmed and Tailored Styles.
2.00 Value JL.......... SPECIA
All at SiK-cinl C lose tint p r.c r.
H to
Kt ft*an*lrz ra ve the
rh ieago
tram a -'tuple nf hi» hilling >rs., /
i , r*«i t a Hen hr itoul»1e«| n n.o • tsl
.,
%,M7 ’e I tbiee* im in Totlgy h«" •t- ^
.« ale-1 li'« l.itl «f«ac l i m k to eiyht
$1^5 Value - $1-00 Pr
$15*75 values
$16*75 values
GROUP 01
*
Ladies* Gloves—Made by Hansen
Silk and fabric. White nn.l ^
the new Spring shades.
$11.75 values
v a iu e s
( I hcbkii C ub a.
t«a in Lf if tun •iriijfht (iter tin*
* « nf**
foi.* i i a low for the
LADIES' GLOVES*
Now *2.49
» 6 U
Hits In Row As £•
Braves Win Again
Site* 12 to 18 in Nary and Pastel shades. These arc
vary unusual values which regularly sail for $8.06. Our
Airplane luggage, leather bound. Week-end,
Hit, RAck and Pullman Cases.
and Sal
tPF.N S
Fernandez Ha3
Ijulles hats— one .group attractive straw
and felt hats. Cool white and pastel
shades. Value td 3.05.
• 1 ■ '
buttons will b o m id* fro*
io m t t i r o r t m m r n l o w n
T I s (Julf County lire***
i hat ip p r r x lm ilr lr 40 p H
rmplojrrd to gainer* ^
m m* ny more will ba ft
in thr opr nit Jon o f
10
nnkintf machine*.
T H E B A N K R IG H T
H E R E /
THEN A CAR V /H IZZ/ n 'A W A Y .........
L
crm tnjrt hoata from
to 30 feet*
NAZIS ATTACK SHIP
Any c*r|*i»trrs intere«tr«| in llti*
IJT|*e of tr. iilliik are aakctl to con
as
ir M .A N n i r POUT. \pr
tact thr o ff Ur Hi once. I he rl. «»r*
tl'
I i*e t ir «t uttark l»y n
•(ill «l«rt M in.lnv “Mj v I 7 I* '1 S»-* i i l.i i* «*n n* > I •ImtU* %hi.»
T H IS T I M E I T V M S
C O M IN G O U T O '
HEARt> W
p X P t o s io N ^ - T H E o ? a s h ; n "
<sLA SS ANt> T H 'R U N N IN G F O O T S T E P S
fo r the improvement o f Deri*/
lo n g -ih o t. ata'il c n held a meet
ing yraterday and decided that
If arme fancy ligunxl unknown
* la gclh g to knock o ff D rril Hirer
Saturday it could rary well b#
' hia form er pal and atabKmate,
Kwcep Swinger.
.
•The rocioijr'a dele^at'a to trill
CMh Krolitvky Iterby— which Col
onel M a li IV inn. It.oilman at
I'.h ichill rVir.li*. intinml-d y .» terday n djk t lure lftO.iMnf caah
ONE. LOT Op LADIES’
y STANLEY
ti
'
UP )—The iw at-the-bls-ho.. society
T#oM IU
-
PO ST-TENS
6e
(RIGHT TO
■—a
—■•'S*'*^J$
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Daphne Takach To Be Mrs. Wade President
Presented In Recital Of Gladiola Grove
Townsend Club Will meet
* PJI. In tha City Hall.
f t Calherina's Chapter, at the
homo o f Mr*. -E. F. Houshokler
cnlhbiicus - rive at 3:30 P. M.
St. T h em * Chapter at tha
Parish House at 4:00 P. M.
St. Mark'* Chapter
at tha
Parish.Kaos* «t 1:00 P. M. for
an ImportiBt business meeting.
TUESDAY
>
The Alalhean Class a f tha First
Baptist Church will meat. In tha
Mias Jaap Lovejoy has retumad
annag at A:00 P.M. with Mrs. to bar hooia ta Jacksonville after
Miss
E. B. Tarter, Mrs. Winona B ra n , visit Ini os tha guest of
- - ------------
m iU A T - •
an of tha Catholic Church,
i hdkira. H. B. 1*opo, will
IMST o o A. M. until 13:00
noon and from 3:00 1*. M.
*0 M l . for Usa*«tr»-Uroai
Woman's d u b .
Bandies for America Club aa co-boitaasea. - -.
The eewlng session for tha Red
>at la Its new beadqcartm*.
'
ipo* at 3:30 Cross will he sponsored by tha
Q. K. 8. with Mrs* LaClalr Irwia
ipbtU-LossInr-Unit, Amort- in charge, from 0:00 A . M. on.
13:00 norn.
•agion AuillUry will meet UtThe
Dtughler* af Woalfy Class
Legion Hut/al 7:30 P.M.
o f tha Methodist Church Will meat
Bur will /ho
celebrated In tha anna* at 1:00 P. M. with
ippiwtate gjrrcises at th« Mrs. W. U Ilarriaoa'a group aa
itr school .beginning at h t f lf l’ j
•
M. Luncheon will be
The Friendship U s gun o f the
th* lunchroom at the Congregational Church will meat
at the Parlsh^HoMa a t 4 o’eteok
‘ MONDAY
.
entire board o f ' the At 0:30 there'will be tha m u te r
f.Prayer
s r aBand,will
i./t f'smeets
at°nh|hl'T«>*thsterjmT^namber
it S
1f
1 — __—
">—
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_
Attend! FrtendV o M k e e h « « h ,,l «
Invited. .
WKn-iKJtHAY
KathdMit Churrh will meat
DO p, M. with th* following:
Tim hoard of r u n n e r s of tha
tte On*: Mr*. W . L. C l.il, Santerd (,srden " a S b * V u i* » « t
francth Arana*,
2t t E V - ^ f M « h 3 II. ’?id
tte Two: Mm.. L. P. Hagan,
Park A vm u e..
. .
tte tfc e e i Mrs. K T. Doss,
East second Street,
do Four: Mrs. J. E. Duka*
u t Twentieth Street.
l 8L Ctelr White will d|.
B r i d g e Luncheon
"* Th* SSIiUal bridge
luncheon,
sponsored by th* Woman1* A osi
llary of Holy Croat
Episcopal
Church, la being planned far Fri
day, May H. beginning at
1:00
o'clock In tha afternoon in th*
Parish House.
,
... v
Mr*. J. L. Ingley b
general
chrlrmsn o f th* party, and wtU
he assisted by a number of com
mittee*. A nominal charge will
be made tend reeervationa may ha
made by telepbotilqz 133.
MANHATTAN
The r»Hr>*'U carry mora Ui
Mils Dsphne Takach, glftr.1 Ur.
young pianist from Sanford, and
p,
•inlor student In Ihs Rollins Con ot!7.
lenralory of Music, will be jirr- e irc|r
t senud in heraenior recital on Sun- ln ip,,
day evening In inr Annie Russell
otbi
Thestar at 11:16 o'clock.
Ur.
Miss Takach his been an honor dent;
student during ner college carver, vi«or’
was a member of the Phi Society. u r.
freshman honorary scholastic or- ('. ft
I ranisillon, and ,t a pledge of Nrttlri
|Phi Bela, honotary music and Pullrr
dr.'ma fraternity fur women. She| Ur.
la the present secretary of the .entin
Rollins Kay Society,
scholastic >rtmr
nrgantxation,
of Gamma
Phi I raytai
LO U R IN E DjRAL, S ociety E d itor
Thrlty-fhr* h "« r » W tk* « r
thr minimum romditd ta
a private pilot'* license.
•10 prt ct*nl o f all if. 8. m f l * ■
Truluck of Char-
That aeatterbraln, Judy Canoi*. is hack a * '
Gal," with Billy Gilbert, Tom Bmwir amt SVV1
Orchestra, showing as part of a big doubled III i
tomorrow and Saturday. *
—
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THOSE
, _
Pronounced Success
J j j*
H^ihlldT^Prlm*?*
^ bocl
»** p r^ E S a J
a “ hurs” success by those In
charts o f arrangements. Tha Glee
Club selections, under tha dlree“ <* °* Mrs, B ea r Prte were »«U
a . was . 1.0 th . H.rmonl.
W ATSO N VILLE. Apr ,tn. .in
With Ihe supply o f fine hrisi
for pipes Interrupted by Ihe s u .
It was announced that
the
spaghetti supper, pot on bjr tbs
Parent Teacher Association, under
tha direction of Mrs. W. A. Londomberg, was well attended and
a n te* sum realised from the pro
ivtartufarl l rwrm »r» turning t»» ilir
hurl* of thr California mnnraniist
•r»*r Thr markrt It
no u t
»« lh«l t nr operator i« u*inir -»
tractor In pull Up th# lirr*. I Hr
i in- i ■ i ii i id M agnolia
.j „ ii . i i tint In good
M>Mll ljll«*ttl •»f (he beat
Mill It r *i'll Inift and SunMil ••hull-, n a il on you.
htirl tiring an enlargement «»l »h**
A 'spirit o f
happiness waa
brought oat Id th* theme of the
play which was given In the au
ditorium to eoncude the evening’s
an tarts Inmerit- Tha play waa
written by Mrs. Stella P. Arrlngton and directed by th* fourth
grad* teachers including
Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Russell, assisted by
WllUam Boyd, as Hopalong Cassidy, trnnsfri
Nancy Brock. Mr*. 8. J. Nir, and
Mr« W. G. Fleming. Mrs. W. C. Arabian Desert snd becomri s two-gun Shell
Desert", which will l » screened t<.imirr..w i.
Sate bar acted as accompanist.
' local Hits theater
rn*»t
CMANCF. IN EAGtr.1
l flMPTON. Cali
* Hangr
I ’^ i f l r u
i»f
\
htr«
l.irxil*
m him.| ha* had i|a
to thr ( ’ apt. Colin
mm *« h«**t|
May Day Carnival To
Be At Junior Hitfli
and so are your
play clothes at the
Hollywood Shop
ependntiles
With Mrs. Johnson
r
Mis P i
Smith,
fur lit* rt|
SLACK SUITS
I rlttUMr
ITmim I* h<
fuMonr
m t jii>..ft
head trim.*.. I
long jackets
OTHERS
1.60
PLAY SUITS
Olngriam Llieckn,
ChambrRyn. Extra nltca,
too, for liugcr wotnut
mb no
" :
50c Phillips Milk Magne:
Miss Harkey Spcalm
At Y. W. A. Meetlm?
25c P A B L U M ..............
40c C A S IX m iA .........
25c J&J BABY P0W DKB
plans were made for
Focus, T
Week at the regular meeting of, M.
the Y. W. A. held at Ihe home |< .11
of Mis* Alice Roth * hitler m. M>
Monday evening. Focus Week will
be held In May.
Three new members, tha Miss* >
A
Alms Hamilton, Martha An.lrrsoi.
C
rod Mary Helen Tew, were wrl
’ I
corned Into
the organisation
1
Miss Elisabeth Iterkey gave »'»
'
laterasting talk op the Y, W. A IIIK
J#e Menus" *
a n t is e it k : oil
....
$1.20 S M A ..... ..........
Tte OLEam
•T '
PBRC0M0RPHUM........
HUfmlwtsmriawwi** Tka kniinai inrtril
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
AT OUR FOUNTAIN
I 'N A l. t im e s
TONIfillT
FRIDAY SPECIA1
EGG N0GG
MILK SHAKE
15c
—Tit YON «v—
root beer
FLOAT
mtikiatir
ALSO:
lIMITf0 TIM(
>f A v U tlo n
DAY AND SATURDAY
GAINING FEATURES
WI LI I AM
■ ia.ii vsiui
SATURDAY ONLY
Bouthfrn Styla Fried
* . CHICKEN
.
Creamed Cold Blaw
/
Hucrotaah
Whipped PoUIom
* Hot ReDa and Butlar
Iced Tea or Coffee
Pfatenppie Upside Down
aw or. m i
_ UIMOIIN8 Ig
l lire nirlninaia T
Cootie*,
rtf reshlns
Choice nl
r> 7 c
4 li*h< frsgrsnees ,'(»•••
/eSefwor,/.
Mb. Shtmr.l.
TfefMWtpxr.
,We Serve B
Rl
FLORIDA
. 1
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•
*
•• -
„,
; ■
'V
J. IMS ta*w .t r u .
In
,U
ef herkftafe Ilf*.
IK*" « u
whrre the fa O f
could m*k* It, Formal k M
* u w h en th*y found It.
•eta in picture* it
W W ,B fn »tO eornethln* when they b ro jfh t
:tlonoble U not rutin- » l
U t and the
audavlll*. ooe-olght (Unde.
*
__
o f 1 LADIES'
-%t
4 -t lX * '--
\
' - *-
nitutmlM at left are then giy, smart dresses which
come In Printed Jacket ‘style* end Sport end Dreeay
atylea. Value* to flB.75 to be dosed out a t . . .
ANOTHER GROUP OP LADIES'
litartMM U right 1. W r i l h . I I p r.lt, W f l p r b .
drauee In this group which la on tale Friday pad Satur
day (Value* to
P>M)
....
LADIES’ THRE&OUARTER LENGTH
Boys, young men'* add men’* light weight all
wool material*. In solid colors and mixtures.
iW
&
Ladles* Clove*—Mede.by Hansen.
Silk and fabric. White and g
the new Spring shades.
r
Value -$1.00 Pr.
■
$5.95 values
_
>75 values
,75 values
MONY
m ki •
IMMUiM..
! r,
(I*. ;
...
* ‘*
ONE GROUP OF
•V v.r
.
.White and Colors, nla. odd c
All at Special Closo Out prices
- M
fttWLiaM
TABLE OF
'
v ->
Blue, Tan, G
Sites Small
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NAZIS ATTACK SHIT
Any carpenter* M r t n M In UiU
AN ICELANDIC PQIW, Apr.
type'af trrlning are asked to eo«T t S S w ^ n w irw iiT n T w -n im i 30 . WT^TK* Uni n tu e ir u y -«
will ttort Monday. May 4, 7 T. II. Nail plane on any Icelandic ship
j. J I M
near Dlit inland •i n early lart
Plant arc under way for a Sprinir wa» illwlinol yerlenlay
with Ihr arrival of two Icelandie
veaarl, which came onvathul
Ihru.yS a Nari liehtnmc raid.
'cf(msc_ShQP-Nctt8.
V
Runner In Derby
I
*
HEWW> -THE JffXPLOSIOM^THB CRASH/N
<3 L A S 5 ANJ> TH R U N N IN * r o o T i T B P S
LOUISVILLE, K f - Apr. *0.
OO-Thr. beat-tha-blg-hoia aocltty
for (ho improvement o f Derti/
"THEM A C A R N W H I Z i / N A W A Y ..........
l
I THOUGHT IT WA3 A L L COMlMO
OUT C S -M Y N R W R A P IO ^
AJ.KX IL J1I1N80N
r*mi5*nMerty^*
COM IN 6 OUT O'
T H E B A M K R IG H T
IHTTONN
J
rotlcij'i dalrjratra to tbli
cfvlurky Darby—ahleh Col*
aa mmy m an will
In (he opt ration of
miking machines.
PROBE NAVY REQt
WASHINGTON. Al
An Inveitlgatlon o f
FHOM SHELLS
We Sell U. S. Saving* Stamps
lla It. Winn, headman o l
tit Dawn*, Intimated yea-
mUU »«« loo.oeo nab
,8 b(n e< act to no
N E W ERA
tame <tlma, however,
■boutjeveryone. Includ
i n g o f the other eon*
leaded that which ever
^
a
r
k
WHERE CUSTOMERS' SEND
A L II A N Y , tin ,
i/m« achadjlo of the Grorgiarjarida Uanball Lean# yuter
i'at.
>
■
Id the afternoon ram**, Cor-
dele beat Arntrirui IS-10 and Valito*U tnoa the ram t from Way-
er-aa, "<*3.
__V
Albany. winner of la*t yeeCd
pennant, atartid the aeaion off
an the right foot, wlnnlnr /rtmi
Moultrie by a fliade, 74i. „
M ARSHAL e r n s r W A L K E R H A *
C e a P B D T o D O A h M A Y W IT H T H Q
’
N IG H T W A T C H M A N S C P 4 E -W A V R A D I O A S A
A irh •w%• ^ :
ow n*
.....
iwrtJlCote Noe rr d Awgun A. t>- !*!••
“ *
tiled M n , la my. oftlea
**I
made apptleallaa .O f • '• ‘ •’’ LT1
In la Uiwvl Ihtrron Paid efrllfl-
rate, etaltri.e*a the
■rriwd
«1|f.
pTiperly
following “ *■
In
lh» J )u »lt
noM u
m u .t in
am i
HUM II
Fernandez Hfe* 8
Hit* -Li. Row As
Braves Win Again
CHICAGO,
K cm cB o r r p r i.iC A T io y m u
. V£* rvT aiiLfT MmI kjMEl rflLAttMn ITR
FRIENDS
I t o r m i n n :r
Veal Roast lb. 33cILiver, lb.
Apr.
Boston IIraver, aided
t,|
THEIR
m p r. aw. y n -
Trra aftcnpia game* «nd • P*lr ,
I f litahttop’ opened the flrat war- 7
rat
’t S
e
o il
tn p
LOIN or ('L l 1R STEAK, lb.........
11*111
1‘KIMF, K *IS ROAST, lb.
•'I*. !*•••!*%
JO—W —The
Hnlognn, lb.
I 1*11# 1*41IIH
Hams, lb.
«cV!85aHK S
Cold Cuts, II).
|la%. ««HKItlI
Liver, 2 Mis.
35c Bacon, lb.
WHITE BACON lb
S |Q
P W
p%* p i m i ihink
25c! Sausage, lb.
i* M M i.n p
15c Weiners, lb,
1*1*.
29c|.Shoulder, lb
CHOCK- ROAST.
Frol Ian Fernanda*.
tenaallonal ;
ruble third hi reman, orarwhalmad
the Chicago Cubs, N to 8, today
to nuke I t two straight over the
Cuba and four In e row for tho
bailor .ram
Krmandca nart the Chicago
team a stmplo of hia hitting yealerdy when he doubted onto and
singled three timer. Today he eg.
tended blr billing streak to eight
I «HIAI H4 R
MIUII
T
27c
U PI(; TAIIeS, lb. 15
S trin g H a lf
oi W h ole
io Sparc Ribs, lb, 21'
Ml. m %T
">c Hamburger, lb, 25
*trta <•( riurlda. *<*-
A•
*ar . ■
IM 7 l«k 11 Tr It The T*wn
lit Panleid
n ,
at th e.got. wo*
perry noder iwi. e iR e^ jlflrote
iw ael r r , In 'h » 'aaarw wf •M«0■ l# ri.' Jlinev llelra.
.
Les- Talk And
ALACE BACON
More Action Is
Recommendation
* t By' ADELAIDE KERR
fl’ ldc World Fratum Writer
1*. n nttiK is. - j
CT*tW itreolt fourt.
nol* t*»unly. Pl-fttU
FRIDAY ONLY
FRIDAY ONLY
V*i< :ii( iiAM s ... lb. 2
L r r talk and more action.
' That'e Ihe recommefMatlon of
Mrr, Guy Cheney to the women
of- Amorfe*' I / t » of peopla are paying that
women should taka a more active
nart In government and building
Iho. nett fratnamerk -ferapear* •
Mrs. Cheney ir doing something
YAMS, -i lbs.
15c
( ’urrots, 2 bunches
I IIIH III \|»«
l,ettucc, 2 for
BELTS. 2 hunches 15c
* I*ru* i <H*|«i m »
ONIONS, 2 lbs,
13c
P i'll I ««l| . I|| I" I II
R|Ran$i
Asparagus, bunch 27c
i . in .m r n tflf* and ha>
MVttiUa fo r ' * tag 4 e « l
turd tlieree*. IUM eeHItbnera Iha fallow ing d »-
POTATOES
( ’tikes, 2 for
( ’clcry, 2 stalks ....
LEMONS
■■
w ji& m M m m
tc
Shortening 1 lb. 17c
3 lb s ............ 67c.
Plato of Ftotida, I r -o i l t
SM Sa-rte® ,.
LRU
» fcr -w o i.
tar : tho *aid * eordfieott
week limit from (0 In IK
and freete the atatur -uie
and open shopa for the d
t f the War..
v | tn m ,m
in
*M iir.v r*
SI.M l I) HKKTS
If
10c
a rLllllfa^
|'(l"!v .V Hi: \NS, :i fur
o’
lie
»• III 9 I N
Al IM U StO CK, .1 I»r
■IX V. HCMfDON.
tr r u i’ in o r
...... ;
Ml It 1 HIM*
twyertr i* to* co»air ot
uad^up
J
I l\< l I I I .
V
TIN WORKERS ST HIKE
B ir m in g h a m ” 7 r r so, w Approilmataly 2S men emptojat
in (be cold reduction d< ,iartmm
o f the Tetineaeec C oal.'Iron /
RaUrtad Compan*’* htf|(. Jb
Plate' mill le ft their . JMvt * M U r
day baeauae et ulaeatlt/artlel ov»
wages, a company apokf nan aab
is
2Ac
U Mill II
FIHiKSTONi: MKAI NFS
I5r
(iOOL NMUrK APKirOTS Iftc
Hi I»*i% Il.ll
*T
LT1#
IlKAHeFRUIT JUICE No. 2 7c
■i . . . i wiiMir.i.i.
TOMATO JUICE
S I't.
MfUll
3 for 25e
%»TMrr-1*1
*•
VEI.k KBTA CHEESE
5Ue
IIAKI IC8 COCOA
17c
tin
I I.
or
NOKiHERN MEANS
Tl'if
V EMMONT MAID SYltlT* 15c
l i.
i tit f t in ;
AITI.II JEI.I.Y
VI-
I
DOC 1-0 0 1)
»■-
1!>c
-r tM itim
i- i u h .
4 fur 25c
u til;
WII. KERNE1. COUN ... llV,c
!« » * « !
OLD DUTCH
Clesnser
Mirrtarroi-,
ICOFFEIl z k
FUIUR
lb. L IP T O fP fl O P
(IJ M IT I )
10c
10c
I lb. DEI. MONTE
ftlkkanv Meat M Ik-.
CHURNOOLD, I lb,
P A
|
m
RINS0r : : : - ^ - i 9 c
........ .
IM
•*
(JI'AI.ITY S O A P S A L E idi*1* n * -'
LUX FLAKES, Small
LUX Toil.IT soap :i for
LIFEMUIM SOAP
3 for
MII.VKUDl ST. Lire. ......
• n it
wall » l-V t;Uk, ike
• i v . n n t i i i .i n u
SALT
WG MEAL
WKGB CORN
15*
J « t. tuny
jo
ttaa
<iar*M
TOILET TISSUE .... 3
i is. ail.Tt aorta mi
GRAHAM CRACKERS
"*
nr.
Wa rrrM
I HW
H
jy
CIDER VINEtiAR
l b s ...................... 5 3 c
BKrrr
■ SALAD
OI
)C
1 DRESSING
—FEEDS—
25 Iha SCRATCH FRED
25 Ibo. GROWING MAI
25 Ibet LAYING MASH
CEREALS
}■MINUTE OATH — — i
KELLOGGS/CORN F W K
ORAfENUT t FLAKES T :
MILUHM1I
RlCEKRisriEl
RALffTON SHE I
S
0,Wkut
HKlTOtm
«
FOST-TENE -----
|
I!
1'
2;
�.....
.*
/
i
ce Of
In Golf
Dr URN' HOGAN
Coirs B lciw t M .« r , » l " « rr
(^
a
FARMERS’
■' u r r o u v
m is < 1 : 1
1 «*■ » i »
1web
YORK, Apr. M . i n -
t-mamr
pwJ H
r Yofk Vink*** wor* tfr -
T asd
jijs m
r M R in i r o o u i r n
, ,,s W ’ ,''-
IlCASO—n # Hpr T.sOarRTSOR,
Concentrate on drWtn* If you
wont to Uks .trokc. o ff your
Mini to
KHiij and
R e. ••*'
m^ o»o ZIiVtn
11*0 iw'-ii* o< ito*
( 'A n n A l!!> -T o « . -«•!*<. I I 1 H - I I J I
*0Thtt fhyt role In UlUnN U ui
c h im c u m . f»#» fs*
t w f lh«f boll in yUy, un.1 tho <’ AltU(JT»— Oca 11*11 I k - t M
official*, ho wooor, porUm -m at* dnbo wikh MOW iteo M f In ««U*
If you M» y*«r- U* abol tel*
tho «w«h y*o *i» ®ol *f 1^ *
Uob for Um root of Um hole. )ou
don't h»»» ■ cbnnc* In ploy
o
titan skond (hot,.ond.PMocfiW.nl-
ty yon irt llkoly to
jM n l H b O
tjK fijBSfigac ....
H s s « a & > r | !x Z
id Stretches
!
treak To Ten J
LftllArApr.-**.
b*< »te »
clootlond: Indlono
lr winning atrook to
■ r s r jw -t s t :
Bomcmbrr, o •drl**. IM yards
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T r its in -in i
lls r . t i c - s i s
nnyons u n |*t. Bo pick n sprl
down ibfl folrwny within p * "
rants. Try In hit th* bolt Iher*.
Aim your l*o lhot Just so you
do Uw olhorn.
,
'
.....
Dent h on r. S d r t y«*r barkswing only when you tr# set and
briny the club back smoothly.
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FZIM fllAI. TAItM NOHTOAOK
H-OIUTIOH la
y lalallK
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tin i-CKiii lacuNAMi.r an* i.
Cream of Wheat-13c
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■( f s sS
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l Oaor » r
a< OTt If PWARL
W O H A Ill'T. h »f huabasA. st aU
Zwieback pkg. 17c
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OasslaaU c w s s ir . P ia n o s , is
tain. PlorMa. al S»UJe
r fu r saU a s* Mil is Ika k l*k .
a n d 'k r a i bUMM (or raah. Ika
lir t o c *aarrlk*d lola. Blsess sr
^ta o f U#d. adsala Is Samll
1 COsBlr, Florida. In.w lli
T k o jjm r lk llair IN H ) " I Lot
■ «< all -I 1st I t ,<d Woera
anunarh. orrerdlno In Plat
isrsof rsrnrdad la Plat Hoot
Barley.....
1 Oranges, dot
P W LXIPS
W ua
su tn o
w tu t
Hemo 16-oz. tin 59c
Cracker*, lb. .... 3
MACARONI
f f i m
YONNAISB
Soap Grains*
SWAP
Octagon, Irg bai
Ketchup 2 btls 27c
*! •y.Ti
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Flour 5 lbs 31c,
THBCrtANkXASG.
Waldorf 2 rolls
........ l j c
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LOAVES
oZs Do i ,
Lamb'Chop.... 29c
LambtStew : 15c
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Oranges d<
,
qtfAUYY MKATB
TWILWT r u s t n
Asparagus b<
PMk Ml-Ul i
Carrot* bch
16.
h,#
lb. 25c
HWIean) 35c
Fast 2 lbs. 25c
1 lb*.
>W SQUASH._ 15c
BES 10 lbs... 2 «c
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27c
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nr
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Marmalade, jar 31c
Soap Flake* ......
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WRSTtenn c i it o t ’
p)OON6'<M
IQc
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MEATSr—
or SPAGHETTI
COVOUTWWK ^
21c
Tomato Juice
it s fin i*
W fiU . SOOM A N D OUT.
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AWM PAGE
By PAUL ROBINSON
.'V
THMM..
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f «- fpurwwani n , os—
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■ntoilion haoi
* » . l i t HI. I- \ .0 T ■0*t
P lrsl H sl’l lu n k o f Orlando aa
Rsas Bar. To W illi I t Nowrll
To J II. ('BOSS
KRAI. RSTATM MnilTU I(* i:s
Tba l u r s .r M aavfarlsrtbn Ca.
('om lakrrrr, lllkkard *1 « « To
■To
Jam ri ll. C a v a a
a P Psrsnsa. llsr.
tssuiSMKSr C1P non TOAON
SATIS*AITIOO OP ROHTBAWH
Horde. It IL T s P lr .i Slats fu n k
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Aaas. T s (Tiaaiar O. p .-s n la «’o.
PARTI 4 1, B4YISP4(?riO*
April 27 lo May 3
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a1r& ..tvi
II i .SI* I H I r s n T 0 . O f
S I I I C klraso I I t . I l l
^ r K T S K u flask o f I " Is ii'l T m Ilor Ion I
Rrsnlla IralrW ar
R ases# T . IVsrrrn St * » .
,
HI. Ic u U II. N#w Tsrk 0.
W. W. I t HaiHk *1 a t T « John
Hrlli.ll I, IlnsloB I
C Bills, III.
ORHII
wllh in#
U r* y 5 th - (t n -s ll
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W I. PH
W h PM
I I. » fd
II I ISO W'aab,
1 0 .Its
fU lia lt l i o . o u n t I .
T I * .I ll
k
ALL THE WORLD LOVES n BAiiY —
ffP TO ANY. BAB?. |n Semlnol* .Coonly.
CfL becoming one or two yearn of if* *■»
trrll 80th we wDI ahe a nllver dollar upon
nation of birth certificate.
H olies I* hssrhy , « k * n «h ol V
n p e n c i l . Ik
••
n n r h A»*~ SoslofA . PIOTlO*; OS»
is m « -.l|rlitl'.n* s A w
■ItOsts * A * * t « l " ■»'*
I
ilan^ |n trs t»t»r •<(* "*"»* j j j j .
«•(!• ID III# U fH i " f lh*rl»*
u " ..s * • » . • s i .i a t s (rh *P «»r
n i l 1 l o o t nt n w H lI
t i .*** ru n s. ' * i t . i o o
R m lls tM lr fO r
H*w Ter* I. HI. M i l s 0 (I *
Innings)
llr.rfiklr* *. r .s ilH s iil *.
I i'.l'.n >. l ‘b lr s « o 1.
I'hlUOsIpHU *. I'lll.k u ro li T.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
I COURT RECORDS
Deck. CkkrH*. a| mi * l U n s r A.
Beck s i a s T o II. K. IU«k a l k l
Nralaart W. At s i m T o. H. It
n «a
League Stain
ills
»Y.
NOTICES
w M ifc lu h U t
r im ths hols In odroncs. Don't M V A tH I— ik •Us lull I lapsy C ocoi « ii », i i . s ;
walk on to lhr ico nnd hit in* r r t iA
w A iiim iR n — I’ int *•
tall with ihc general Kfn of T H I A T H I * —AA-U IA. O ral.* *r0
BSS.1
1r . * ?
Thors Is t limit id Ihc dlstanrr
ADS ARE NEWS
Printed la Big Ttp#
JSi
‘ i 'NIm .S
(IRANI
down lhr folrwoy Is hrtlrr thon lU IU M lim —
Ban
. .
.
n 250 yjrd ico shot
InM
Ihr iw jim h ii —- iiu n o r T»iiow «>wok«.
'
■ssc.,1**!.
*h i i •
._ i
M r s * ? , Iks C tr r .li
in o row yontordoy by «*»*•
straight down' th* fairway
CHICKEN farm
r.fion fctd or rle
oasss
S5s? J5nt
�*
s
I.
•* V
►NGWOOD
Tempo Of Times
•
bF
DOROTHY ROK
Jim au:
ilia# dt
ion Rai
mpmvuta in i
r f fiw ilit u .
filed u
future leatimoalal of
Recruiting began In e m y eec- their participation in America'*
Hon o f Iba Uailad Blair* on Men- present conflict,
day, April ST. and candidate* be- According to Colonel
Jam**
tween their 18th and 17lh birth- R. A lfonte. Fourth C o rp . Arv4
day* who have gra d laled from Quartermaater, all rm nloyrr. of
high acbool may
apply. mancfgcturlng plant* In
Florida
----------- --------------------------- , which are engaged in war pro
FINGER PRIN T WORKERS
|eviction
will t*
fingerprinted
■
i Thia applle* to r»rr> n ifin al an I
A TLAN TA . G*.,
Apr.
30 - I i fflcer of the firm *• well a* to
(Special) —Wcrker* in Florida’* ' the moat menial rm ph').-,
vital war production faclortca |
will aoon Join the rank* of civil |
~
aenrlc* employee*, member, o f ;
Th , , ||nk
th„ ,
mll,
tli* armed foixe*
and numtrvu*
__
lt .
o lh tr a - In public
Ufa by Kevin* Tran*-Cana.l. H 'K h »»> ,* achrd
thtlr fingerprint* recorded and uled fo r completion in J u o
P. A. Camp BUadlar. v
The drive frr f l« ljr » fo^ War
Faring*
B«vh
»nd
Sump*
amounted to fJCJil.U a* rrporlrd
Item LnorwXiud by the fommiUff,
On Thursday avetiln# at Lon*-, J, If. Menicl, Me
wood Libbrary a supper wiU‘ b*| and 11err* an Jean,
Next Sunday at the
served by
lb* J »n *w «»!.F rrt. Church the run !\i for
Park Horn* Den* n s da l inn ( lob Lew i* w ill j#n* r k Mr l ei
for the benefit of- fund, to tend the prize at A tla nta for •
tome 4-H Club *lrli to the annu.l which #>«*! him the opt*
abort course at Tailih****^to travel
r*u tiy tom ini
Manu will b?
baked bean., to travel to ur.inv r utrtiHri
'T u t hi on la maanhlglesa unleaa aatad. coffee, pie, eU. for w ry
M rs, B. I* H r ay m l.
it la created by th* demand of the nominal price.
and M n.t Rt»y <ifav » ml
tfa M /t aaya Valentina. The wo
A t the B apl.it church on » u n -j Jo v re Gray* ltd* M**rrh i
man with true clothe*
sense fa g *"■ arc Thurtlntr of Stctaen supper on
•vrnlmj,
preached
mornln*
a r d . e» f .n * .
1 0 3 ANGELES, Apr* 30, </T>
— Recording* Kara been m ad- I t
accommodate
movie
audience*
during air raid tmrrjr*ncira.
The first Interrupt* the nro.
fTcini to announce a blackout iml
r tHiwttilii ro-opera Hon
The pecond, at the clo**! of ih.
fra U rc picture, remind* th** au
dience that the Arm y forbid* any
.n r to (rave until the all clear is
M»undrd,
The third announce* the black
out i« over anil thank* th i nu>
•lienee on Iw h a lf of the niauagr*
ment.
art the opinion* o f Va|, ).T 7
The Preefer wa* dinner guest
top-flight American do- ■ time 01 war and cipherv*L inch o f Mr. and Mr*, i’ red Schoif'cld
aa now, when (be effort of evary
Individual muat *o toward mini
mum efficiency and economy, ahe
ska
p f;'
,
J r ...
tnr .
new
•
|
' “ H e r clothe* rAuat bn w r a ilile ,
suited to 1many
occasions
*nl
m ail
acrid
ostentation and fstrrm e styling.
They muat be clatale in cut, ex>
(client in fibrir, *o they will look
aa well n a t year aa ihia."
. .The prospect o f shortage# -in
many o f th* material, ofi luxury
dr*a*making hold* no terror* for
(hi* designer, the feel* that r.
drea# o f cotton can bo just aa
boiuUful aa one o f aifk. if the
line Ja right and the workmanthin superb.
Valentins'* entry for frshloni
of tho future is the short evening
drea*, a firmly making it* npprirante aa the first dtratlc stylo
change resulting from Ihe war.
*r« not enough lire* nr gn.nlInc
Biea ahe:
“ Short evening dresaea are a tn go around, t.lamor girls m*y
neccaaary adjustment to the timea. has* in start tiding nn the tubSuddenly .American* find there way. 'And a long, awerping eve.
many ■ U»c*. They
ngi Your Car Is
u firirated U n d e r
ictual Driving Con*
Itlons . . . Drive In
1% Today!
Owe Billie* and Three Hun
dred Millie#— Taiee paid Gav‘1,
I M l , by llgaor lodaalry.
ARCADE
Package Store
ml IIST PIIONB 9121
H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
0.
Dr FARBEI.U
bon* 8|tg
Ownrf
leather. Bldg,
nlng gown re r f Inly d f -. nut InnV
right on th* subway, ur trailing
rlong the sidewalk*. That's how
fashions are b"rn.
" I f you don't havn lime tn have
your hi lr done, rnvir it ui. with
s ribbon. * flower ng . half-hitdo irmething t« make it look
frslivr and gay.
“ DSil't say 'Esruie the wry I
look.' There i. nn
n.ru-e fnr
nreiertness of tires, nr grnnming.
"Get in alen with the Iloirs.
Chnoie etolhe. that yo'. know
*ro right, Wear them with t'ui.s
nnd pride. Be feminine, he prm;.
AI^a I
LONE
RANGER
k i .A
ii I
a
u
Iia
St©sre Manager's Competitive Sale!
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•
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— :— :
Fairmont B etter Brand
W e
C a l l Thin O u r
M an-
Cream
C h eese
a g o n * S o lo B cca u so T h oy
S e le c te d
th# I le m s
T hey
K n o w Y O U W o u ld W a r d I
lb eh, Ct fiimy Cut tag*
Favorile Broaklasl
BACON
C heese
SALE
*b
1 7c
Ounthin* Mol Gki F ewI
Sausage
ib 3 5 c
A»r.orti»r| CoM
M oa ts * ib
29c
Rnlh * I'Mcfny
Squares
W IG G L Y
p iG a Y
Bncon
ib
201 L
Firtf St.
ib 2 5 c
r..r* 5*>ilifuj - Whi**
M ea t
3 2 7 Sanford A v o
ib 17c
Fino Cookod w ith R ictl Lean. Meaty Pork
WoKlcrn. PonolfSB, Rol
V E fo ’%*
LO V ETTS
H o tte il W e e k -E n d Special#
Low e «t E v e ry d a y P rk e t
QUANTItT tlGMlk HMIVtO
R O
Fist. Fat SppnUh
P O R K & BEEF SALE!
M ACKEREL
a I a«aw* n l **
*
By FRAN STRIKER
Te n d e r
19c
Tar Whiling—Pon
F ish 3 ib. 25<
H F f.to J TW O IU TVc WAGON, COME
Igl n c i h D r# w # d l T h in k od It — ihre* w h o la
for Die. W h o ! a ■treat and what a meat valual
Ocecifi
Shrimp
‘b
29<
i-io Shrink
P ork Shoulder
Cookad
Lobsters
ib
SKo<jl<i«r Cute
P ork S teak
Va Rad fm
Croakers ib 12‘^ c
LARGE
Rh
iv
each
S IZ E
p
I< x
I t H M B
Shnrrk
Ib
IWl End
35c
King Mackerel
Jfc
Steaks
STEAKS • « CHOPS
<b 2 3 c
R01JNI) ......
Ih
SIRLOIN :......... Ih
CLUB
Ih
ib 21c
Sliced. Toney fin o n -it
[f^CWCT DBVB AWJff FfiOfA HEBE H
Steaks
LET Alt DO TFT TA’_MK3.
Slrcod. Ib
(luarnntrrd Trndrr WrHltTtt Mr?(-
Bok*. IWail, Try' ’A holm Mutinn
19cf Rib, ib 2 5 c ib29c| Snapper
ib
*b 3 5 c
( f i l l !W E TO CONVINCE MM THAT 1
RAMGER EET THE EW.0 SI0 N
TENHEL/ v._
i>
Lovett'# Delicious
^ > 3*011 H a lv e # '
'v:: aa C U E S
15c R A IS IN BREAD
Big No 2 Vi c*n>
JU IC E
TOMATOES
Keep your heallh
Faintous T ro p ic a l B ra n d !
DYNO Dextrose Sugar
Rich Corn Sugar
II ■ your
moil
iweclouB podiiuion
and
ln*>*
(nice*
are
lull
Ili'il i'M fell rl f*i
ol
wi'h
f Vtif> enl •' -mi thm
haalihlul mijfedienU1
' limah Ifu '
will
*
Low Prtcet on 14 D iffer
en t V a n e l i e i - N o w it the
Time to Buyl
Mm.
No Limit — No Reitrictionsl
NATIONAL BABY WEEX
THS GOLD MIKE
,!,0 c
lonl
Bay All
You W anll
Yota erety week la baby week
but thi* la eipeciaUv dedi
cated to
ra*y cherub* who
will be the leader* ol tie Mure
generation.
H ue OWNtft or- THE GOLDMINE STAMPS
OS’.R TVC FAtlEN LO!E RANiER.
. .
*
P ka
S p e c ia l P rice # o n a ll kind#
Wllion »
o f B a b y F o o d # . C e re a l# ,
e fc . S e a o u r P r ic e L i l t .
MOB
31c
can
3-lbt
Big Colfae Sala I
Vusira Packs# la Glaaa
3 1 C■“rS'
Ike Last Draet Lk.
Wesson Oil 49
lirlva IVmsI Puk Pt er lodiied
Salt Ph9 4V4c
Dai Meal*. Ik._____
. . . . . . 2 ll»*
17c
Ant riavor*
I'j,
J E L L -O
2 llvt.
2 bonchtw 1Sc
7V4«
Land O ’ 6 »hin«
IkrM i
WAR BONDSA
10c Cal
stam ps
rop
t.ba larsk, J * r
B A L L A R D 'S
Obelisk
FLOUR
U ‘-T7,
*
i
f i-
- S
e l-4 r i$ ?
vIrJ.
,
not
n « u C ou p on . I
; Lem on* 6 i« 10« C a rro ts ?
>■*
•ft1"O n io n s 2
13c Q ia o
ib
-
10c
Red Croe* Paper
Dordsn’a
VrrAMINOED
Milk Drink I
Apples 5 Ibc 25c AppUs 2 ib. 15c
I a n HaUi
2 *uiks 9c
O ra n g e s 5 t* 10c C e
PEAS Frsth Oram
tm ■
2 2 7 c C ukes 3
Bleach * qt
Old Ihilch
I ^ i Im l lira
AND JT5 A GOOD THING MX) GOT TK
4- T r a * * *
3 iof 18c Cleanser 2 lor 1 5c
Dog « Cat To?J -
K M b.77c
VELVO C O FFE E JL U _
|-lb. ,b n a n
.........
lar#* CahM
20 H > «65c
^
■29c.
FANCY YELLOW SQUASH
FAHCY GREEN BEANS .....
FAUCY EANFORn BEETS .
FLOUR
icuum Pecbed m fiiireglaM^
TinI Arge Celle* lb
,i
Towels 3 reiu 25c
�,Safer ieet Club
STEA K
A L v -V m
■ iU lk i
..
'
■■■—
h
3■>.5 c— i
■■■■■
W iKm ' Wbolo or Shank Batt
lb
Florid* down
“White Thaf
Fresh F la ..
• •
Yard
Mixed Color
.’-'i
.
H a m b u rg e r
1
_.
- __
*
_
a
i-
'
19c
•at*
a
,
Super-Brand
U
• Perfect
Biscuit
ar:
u
_
twh, Uacattm
" T r , T y
Dinners
*
•» 1
• U rfA O u l .
tar## box
Sell Rising
PORK ftET, Wwtorn Cut
PORK EARS, WMtom Cut
Spinach 2 can* 19c
Slokitf'i Toll
Peaches 2 noi 2 9 c
Largo Bar
■■■■■■■■■■■!
ihAtir** rruit
Cocktail 2 n.129c
-h tte B o g l
o C o ffee 2-rs. 4 3 '
Fairm ont'*
f e d In Duroqloti or Tlal
Silver D ust »*« ; 2 4 c
V* ‘-V-
LAMB STEW,
SMOKED SAI
a .1
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r
:
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D A IL Y
N EW SPAPER
FRIDAY, MAY I. 1942.
SANFORD II
Member Ai
City ■Goes, Dim for the Duration
Leaders O f A xis__
Meet, Reach New
Military Accord
Registration Of
Sugar Consumers
To Start Monday
1 Member. Of Family,
Over 18, May Sign
For All In Unit
am a barge I
i OH Oem pen)'
11 C.crman Bombers
Are Knocked Down
Over England As
RAF Stays Active
LbN D O N . "in * J " I . <a p >— ' v '
The London Dally Mall taday
hinted German, U waking l «
tty nail, In (hr aerial war
fare a|th England. Tba M i l
,
nvoleo a Merlin til-pa Irk a a j,
in* Grrtnany will rail o ff Ike
p
bombing of Enslialt lowaa, “ R
,
thr RAF a III change IW _
y
method, V hniahln* German
rlll*«. Tkr prr-enl hamklng
durl U h i(k h U»i|i««|>ular
the Gtriaan people,** British
quarter* rommmlirtf declared,
"W p are itiing after ih-isM
blifhlrr* wherever they are,
and Iha I U f InaL**
F-ehool tear her*. Fuperintcrwbnt
T. W . U « l n n , ami A. II. Petrrann
o f tha Ratlnnlna
lloahl have
fom p lflrtl |ilin« I*) rreiiter uisar
eonstimenR in Seminnte CVnmty
Mmwlny, TiM**ilny, WntnfHiay and
TNiraiffiy nt the viHmi* ntImmiI
hulltlingd In the com hum ilie* in
the rmtttly. It %»na rlateil today.
Inilivkjual* m»y
rrgiulcr l»c*
Iw w n the nrnirf o f 2:30 I*. M.
tPf twMigirl fbas)
a #i»
•ml 8:00 IV U. nu any of the*r
Hitler and Mus«ollnl reach-’.'
four daya at the mo.*t convenient
school. Mr. Lawton has announced rtl n new ncconl today on all *
that1’ the t ’ Udrrn will lio let out m ilitary urn! i»dilical a.npoctd
at 2:30 I*. M. One per»on may relitte r for an entire family, pro of thi> war. niiiMimrrd a comvided the person la over
18 miinl<|oc dlHt’ lo a iiig tho A x i s
year* o f age Everr individual, In li'm tcra wiw-iit W e d n e s d a y a n d
'
dinting Infants, will Imh allowed a
Thursday iutifrrrinu at So ltration stamp honk.
It w a s their first
Tf one per*on plan* to rngl«ter Imru
for ell member* of the Um ilj, lie meeting winr*- their countries
nf »he m int mine iuiijihed with ^V|>m
to w a r o n the I ’nlted
.
the full ntme* »»f nil members,
A Ik f*
their helgl I. * rlgh t, rs»|or
of Slntr* la#t Meet niler
eyes color of hair, age and *et lin romniurii(|iir on the confer*
r u m referred to "ihe overwhelm*
1
j The only »-er*ons oh o do not
itig v if lone* of the trip a rtite
I have to have ialN*n
ImmiL* are
Banfonf *ttH i*
making the* member* nf the armed nervier* powri " nf which Japan la the
the mealoim |who regularly rereivt* rations in third memher, hot it did not orice
“ hrailllnes
throng
nf the Spring framinic
|kind, and iM*r*nih*
moffnrd
to mention Jiiimn
Th* RAF rnrriiHt out reconthe Boston l»ru\r• chib In
me public Instilutrna* * !n
f- meal
s ’ p*ww
'inaimonth after (he iram iir»*Lr tamp. ire rumishetl by w»ich inslltutlnns »»aiaswtvee flights
\rr the oceoTht latent hit of publuily i-amr
The first tMmks will contain
P,r,l r»'dinrnt Unlay ami clalmfsl
Irom tiir i)j><-writer of th«* rml
•lam p, ami each nf thr fir*l four. I 1 (Jrrnm,, im m ivi, » r r v tic*.
ncnl J oin Kirran In hi* nntional* •tam p, will rnlill* Ihp hnkivr In Im yrd nvrf Knelainl nrt Krone#.
ly-irgd column* wH|>ort* of lha buy a [louad of ,u g *r The ,mntinl i 1 be (irnnnn* rnlnlialrd with a
.licquctlng that the public keep
i. _______
_ i ,__ ,tnmp«
. __ __ .hsA
. ' iMimblng stliick **it Sunderland.
remaining
irv o f the* o ff the runway, an I lavi itiip, flm M " In the Nr*» York Times ifor. .(ho
A. B. Patenon,
Known as one of the deans of not t « n flin t.
I listt mile* north *»f t^mdm.
Ration In* Board, yettcnlay gWtl
American«port«w ntera,
Mr.
Uli ||^r ,r
Berlin, turning t*» the Crimea,
Mired gaaoMpa roUenlnv c a t* * * * ihe
*trP°rl' * lty Engl. K i t r»n filleii hi* article
IV
r.o
n
,
not
Itvtrig
with
.
, *
, *
»p io l«J n high r«oniiiAiit| jip,ik#aand InatnarOma
famlltc
llitlr
qpnUtlniia
hy
Strng%J
it#*lm
u.
I
rvgUkrr
p
r
.
l
.
t
y
P {o n ,
rliaalr u>ot
t>i«* training prtWJtHa A ppllcim * will w v j v a » book, IS h„ ( rracbvA (hr main GrcmSa
TdiVea while here. Ihe gal* ■tamp*, guo.1 In Tiry
store j|ne#l t, (l Mn (innnm^d sertcr north
- It
cry they «le end other a * p e c i jhf In l r country and
In.truclion., (lf lh ( Krtth
|V n in,t,la.
0
f
i 0, ™* 10 . t 1.* '" ? ;! to ' deli ,i ,,n ih l. noiicHnl with,,-,, lh«* fond sitiatlou they encotinl
on the . . . . nf (h « boak.
I Meanwhile, (he l l u „ i . n. aald
out, but tba only one that will
rr«'*l
Anyone who falls to reei-ler their troop* were continuing non«* * "* '
A portion of the ^toiy follows: during the four day period will |(lo p hmrs**lng tactics from tho
b tho *•“
B apolbntior.
H a othrrsi H
!,7i I k W . however.* th.t .hr.
Fin mu si ail sumHsad," have m wait two weeks and then Finnish front to the Black Sea.
are fo r v a S o u ? type, of b o a t . . . 5 * UV
" ' lr° T '“ ■ V ' n ty
t
raid Mttfiigcr birngvl :of«ily, re ■rniv to th# Rationing Board for | lU p on* from all along the batplua an application (W aupplemm,h’
"
»*•" UuMranl
upplrm
Lt
|Ctl|li|fliti lehti i iimiMitiy o f OrlaMo
fn rin g to the lour straight paced
U11 g
t la
a card*.
ca n u .
[ biH|l fini-llJ * 4lb
limr
' tic lino indicti ted the Soviets w ire
o ff hy tie Braves in the Nailomil ■
T b a . varlou* type* of g*> r»iirm
After tha application has been increasing thrir grip on lactleal
m u way* ntil | Lestfoe and the four straight won
rock h»*t'
log cards contain from *«vrn t.. 11 fa il ill Ip*, and
of
raumiing p'sliiona
ami
were
Inflicting
top layer of h> the Browns In the American (died out, books
unit#, o f which *acl unit *111 al etlkerrtc asphnlt
placed I I.eiRoe -Just a matter of diet. aiamn* will h* supplied for each imiunting losses in men, tanks and
low tba purcba*o o f an ur.<h>member
o
f
the
fam
ly
and
these!
plane*
on
the
invaders,
We hgd the right
food.
The
Imniedialrly.
ctoaad amount o f gaaolino.
The
The Ciermntu have *akl
that
M rnnuhih.
il
v*ns
revrsleil Br«mns and Braves trained In the book* must be taken to the gro«er
ranla, about X'k Inch*, In Icnyih
l-»r the pui
urchase o f t ie rationed "atrung tank thru*!*" were mado
celery
and
carrot
belt
in
Florida
WadncMlay
that
th*
Orlando
Air
and t i c s Inch*# wld*.
m|un«
remove*
l») the Bnvleis nnuiiul Orel, 200
Trier) and carrots are full o f vi- ■ngar Tne grocer
that tho following informalmn l«- Ilase pilot, I lent tl K WimWI, lamina, dynamite riuI h*»* hili •tump for each |*oui»d of *ugsr milr* piOilli ttf M i'*o»«, hut tho
filled Ini owncr'a nnwr, adilrr.-. Who niH.lr ii furred Innding on u AaV your doctiir.
\\ l y.
they the present iptotn tieing n ......ml Nans ipiirkly assrrtid the "enemy
city, atate, make o f car.
t» -i* cleared sjfMil til the Airfield Tllrs- u,rd in send bundles o f celery ami to k stamp. A t>er*«!n get* anr via* fiin n l to v* It hi I<a w
atyw, vahlcle rvgUtration n u m k i, day, radiWd hi* homo tm•« for «a»»f*l* out to the hall park an
half |*oii nd nf sugar per werli
1hspstr'he* fr m the fightin g
parndiah II to hunt, while hi* ship Icfii v ’em on the step* of
aml atala of regittrollon.
o.l s roii ltd H iit f U n ln i
the I 1 he •tamp rain ig for m-f
t\Mr-h. » h »*
was
knulit
n
u
iin
the
a
ir
A
feo
Tho card alao ha* th* ,t<(*
ch mites south of M m cos. Miggeslfd
ehihhousv far our hoy*
ov* to nibble k* for a two-week p®rn*#t f
seconds
ii»irr
it
hurst
into
flame*
(Iff
*1
»|
(am t, "T b a accvptanc* and u,*
as they went in and nut.
We
th#- <«t-ffiinn p*«»itlon« there were
Ibl* card (Onatitutro an agrw n im i The lttn*iina v*1'* accomplished gorged mi these vegetable spaf^1
Here i- another th in g tla l the i-itrrm ely precarioi*
that th* 1older will observr the Safely, Althmigh the jd* hr* i i o
idug* The cra«kllng nolsa as the I , c in -i r » n ( in u .t l« ll in lilln* hi.
nll#i god ragulitlons rovermog compielrlv deslrnyrd by fire
U ) « munchtd (h»lf trier;y *ouml aiiuliiation, and he .w ear, that 1 1 1 * 1
m
•_
c b m Um
ralionlnff aa Issued i>y
We
atv the Information I* correct: Thel
c l lule a furt.t flrw.
lha a ffk a o f Prka A dm ln i.tr.ritrual ralTola to keep
•trim ■mount nf auyar lie ha* on hind
„
.
tioo."
o f rarvhoreea Roinjt
- '5 at top apeeOn ilia back o f tba cards
for (he icaton. Kuur >tral|hl 1
To II In, Irate In the ra,e o f *
.
_
tka laU aw nc lAatrartlona: T h is
T h *l', nothin#. W e ll hav#
to family unit o f three pereon,, if
T o P o l l I¥-| || C
La | W taaollaa raUoti card f»»r
hold tuck to keep from , runnlru there *re lb pound* o f ,u#*r nn |
A vl a ( a l l a l l U * IJ*
Um TthlcU or b o it dtacrlbad herewith Ihe pennant."
Iwo nou
aa* T tia card m ost last a( b i t
fhr blow—or • dreadful anr ■ •ei |>er»nn at lime o f re# 1,1ration,
A TLAN TA , May 1. (A h—H li
Lhrraifh Juns 30, 1842, In the rsre,,xii) o f blow#- fell
on
tfp the total I* a family allowance of trr'« "lrchnh|urM o f terrorlenr catlv
Cummer n tlr , went Into effect llia vr, rl#ht after
lli aad araa. This ca r must b# prothat,
and ill pound, which subtracted from f „ r Iwaituna atlnrk, on thl» roxiit II e fanforU County Club In- nevt x-nti n Manager Hteneel
|t«4 U your dviLar for canedtbe 15 pound* on hand Irrvr, nlne| |r>. and ,t« u , m u d I - taken .o
ay anil aolfer* now can tour the try the t.p a r iy m and nnTnn
a f ona or tnora units. e«ch
iruurwta of " e v r e u " au#ar In Ihl* I pr,
civilian. nn.l induitricv.
rati purthss# gasollnt; this ■petty IH-holn <our,e fo r the te or I'imt other combination
to c *
It Will be neeeeaarv to re ...othern civilian l.-n.I.r. were told
cma b t osad only for gsso- dured fee of Me. Pro A lim Ste >lre»itthrn the [Iravr, for the
move nine atamp, from t)» three ^. .le ,,!* )
del brand into tba fuel unk wart announced jrceterday
open >re*nn on the diamond, tlul Ixxik r, three .l^m.ne from e.ch
..w „ „ re KninK
h#Vf >tf
The riHirw la reporte<{ to I
a f tba rahkla daacribed bamm.
while t'a»ey w*a at II, he went
ra id,," aald tleor Admiral Woodfine
condition,
after
•
heavy
win
or, U a boat, far fuaolins to l>c
on to d i.rlow a food myatery tfal
In the ca*e of a family untl of ward uf Wa.hlnpton "Ju ,t when,
uaad tMTaocij tba Taint o f tba ter1# ptav by local resident* and arte - In th* Irolulnp (im p at
three prr«ona havin# i’fl [xiund, |^ i ^ i y know*. Hut Hitler ha* j
unit m a r ba changed from time many winter vialton, and Ihia Fan lord, Kla.
<if eugar on hand (here will be technique of le rrify ln r the peo
newmant by ihe cotkfltien
will
bo
maintained
"Wonderful n la c , Htnford,"
an circa* of 11 pound* which ple and lha only way I, to send
rationing board throuchtout the aammor, it waa
■aid (aaay. "Kina h o lll. great
would nccr**!lat* th# removal nf acme kind uf air rnldi front
Ijustmant or U i tiit#d,
weather, lovely #roundt. Dul
II (tampa from (he three book,. a ilh r r roaal."
curd,'
"C oif la one o f th# boat ramra
(he boys complained bitterly
However, removing tho hlghnt
b i l l world In regard to haaltb,”
about the food. Bald they hM
Admiral Woodward, thief o f the
nermiaalble
number o f elamp* (4)
Mr. BUwart declared. "It bonato wait
hour* fo r
It and
from each boob would only m ull plant protection dlvirion o f tho
fltb tho haaltb o f a community.
couldn't eat It when It rama,"
o
ffice
nf civilian dcfen«e, ipoke
o f 11 alamos.
Rnrrlaln* In tha freab air bona"Th* alHatee always do that. in the removal
at a nieetln# o f alate and local
fiu an Individual bath phyalcally It'* on* nf the right* and pri Therefore no book# can be la- dafenao council official* from
iu«t to Ihla family until they
amt mentally/! Ha added that It vilege* o f the elan.
throughout th* fourth carp* area.
la Tuat a short dlitance to that Ioh,
"I know; 1 know," aald Mans- have reruumad UiU* n e t s , lugfr
He reported that MOO nun
witch It on tba Lake Mary road.
r tUen(e). " t u t ITUs waa a u ra - and auch conaumptlon will have representing 1.000,000 employe#
to be on a rationing acale ef onas# moanln*. They told me they
half pound per person per week of civilian Induatrial plant# In
were itarvln f. And that’s • a
a* a date will be f:.n d when neat 15 state* already had been train
funny Ih ln f."
can se t auger and any ron- ed In air refd protection nrcoaIt majr have been funny to tbey
tho
rationing ora a .,,
C»»cv, m
t i i noted humoriit. lumptlon ‘ over
achedule would bring them te a
James M. Landl*. national di
Ueatiaoep Frem r a a , rival
D. BUhrp J r , kai boon
perirj devoid of rugar.
rector, deaerlbed talk o f maaa
M ilk Ia3 Into the Honorary A*Mr, Lawton, la communication, avacuatkrna t f civilian populat
.rad *'lha
U all principal# In tho county, eg.
Gas Rationing
City Still Gets Publicity
Missionary Describes Hazardous
Instructions,
Throuh Medium Of Braves
Journey Front Thailand To U. S.
Cards Received nuh|ic Agked T(|
nr. Harare W. Hyburn. the
«w of lira. P. Bayard Smith
• Hal tor to Sanford on mv .
occasion*, has written . a
Keep Off Strips
At New Airport
R e g i s t r a t i o n Will;
At County Sch<
■W J
Odr schools
MM tmea Uw
Uovln* oar
i day* of Inmae, during
Hitler lerrOflSm
Summer Rates
A r e In Effect
At Golf Cl ub
lr-V „!t . ,
,
Calls for Bombs
J
s
$Sm
George Bishop Joins
Honorary Fraternity
a*<jr**
G
27 Arc Tested At
Tuberculosis Clinic
Twcnly-ecven contact* and an*
apart# warm attended at the tuberciiloeia clinic bald at the Semi
nole County Health Unit Thora-
.
preaaed hta appreciation and the mediate la caring for
lhanka o f U e„ Draft Hoard for may he bombed out ai
their work la tho aatacUva ten Ice home.1*
reglitraU onlaat Monday of meo
<« to SB, and,added. "And beginnlnj a t'?. Monday will coma the
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Engel Proteste
Treatment Prom
Lads Niamf
Fig. nu re
I
■ «• 1
Gopher Backfield
Knoxville Fans
Mrs. George Stine
Asks For Assistance
Editorial Staff
A TLA N TA , Apr. M . (AT—1U-
Vocational Scho&l
a
j s a S s p s -a
Monday bo wag f j f i g no Imme-
BoeaaUy r * » r rvportar inter*
viewed Mrs. Georg* BUne ok tin
(object of anf a r
recreation
R ’ TiTAj
Discipline Decends
A t Seminole High
W
8ha a i l quite enthusiastic an N<
tU anbf^anj tlJoka that arary £
math Intaraatad aa aba and the to
•Oat mambara o f Um commIttea be
•it.'- *
Mrs. 8Una a id . T
w« abac ItrieIr do
think' that I
Practice Democracy
. Bonntorn Charles O. Andrews and Claude D/Vebper",
•nd Representatives J. Hardin Peterson, Robert A. "Lex”
Crsen, Robert 8ikes, A. Pat Cannon, and Joe Hendricks
■re the present members of Congress from Florida. Did
Jtm know their names? As a good democratic eltlsen of
a democratic nation, you and I should know the names of
Af least the two senators AND our home district repre
sentative (Hr. Hendricks).
Recently figures were released showing that an as
tounding high percentage of the voters ui the United
States could NOT give the name of their congressman,
lliis lack of Interest U not democratic. These congress
men, who draw 910,000 a year salary, are sent to Wash*
itBftOfl to represent UB— the people and taxpayers. He is
sent to make decisions vital to the governing of our nation.
HJs decisions
the district
unUtVMIUllu can
vaail not
>«wr be
— .representative
«r >— —. — —. , of
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‘1 •
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* --. a. - . i n __ a . ___ i
. h« has adequate information About ouf .attitude and
r op a problem. He can get this information only If
contact him. PRACTICE DEMOCRACY by writing
r congressman of YOUR concept of bills before the
m or Senate. Show your desire for making a democ*
' more democratic by learning who are your represenvia on Cspltol HID and by letting them know that you
Interested In the running of the blggeet corporation In
country— the Federal government
Most people probably aay, “Well, what difference would
Uttle word have?" It would mean a lot Once you
recreational A
mothers and
students don’t
ip on her wap to
she has a Uttar
D. , . This teat
VEIL MRA. FA T, u o lLy h e a d ,
IA M B have ban*
“ RaralooU News
CARVER, wars
Senior, Class Holds
Important Meeting
hr HtRiAK i r n i
v
1---- '
tr’i aland to I
mlttes working
____
..
at Ite regalar
dap, heard a re*
p Darld Gatchel
g ift of a apeak*
school. The corn
ea these plane
m
David
Gatchel,
Ite aad Wallace Allbrltton.
Edna Chittenden reported
• Senior ptep has gotten
i good etert and aha ana| the fart that there will
ml ex peases In connection
MORROW I
uefnese staff of th» plep
-tooneed as follows]
DAFFTNITIONS bat wo have
faund some more, i f pm don’t
want w Is hare them asp mom
just let me know, . Rath rode on
» r 5T.U
«reU V
car,
■7
* dlrortly back, of
I hit---a w---.fr
bump —
atw •MS|(lvaf
stetyftra, ■■■<
and
•me. -----rode on rutkleselp. . . Angry
widow (after (earning husband
bad left bar nothing: " I
want
pan te take 'Rett te Peace' o ff
that tombstone I ordered yester
day." Btene-cutUr: T can't do
that bat ,1 a n pat
seaMthtaf
andernestK " "A ll right Add T f l
I eome,’ " . . . Not long ago
Deacon Miliar bought n bora and
buggy and took hu vrtfe oat ono
Sanaa p for a drive. They cnaas
to a neighboring town and a w
a sign which read, "spaed lim it
— By EDWARD HARSH ALL
8. R 8. 8A88IETY
couldn’t
Teacher Interested
Now In Posture
"lost two mors minutes," or "JJcut
anothat wink."
An sll-oat effort to maka am p*
oaa gat to class on Uma was bo
sun aaveral waaka age hut tha
detention ball la still
wail-oc
eanted after school
undar tha
sonervtalon of Sadia Williams, tha
school aocrctarp.
* The point Is, tha doors arc
tlosed Immediately aa soon aa
Um first ball rings, and no ono
la admitted until
after
davoUenais.
Just think of all tha fun mlsacd
after school, just bacanaa
tha
alarm clock was Ignorsd.
time 1 taka than te EnoxvlBe
L will a p a rt you te sea that w*
are 'umUhrd with police protec
tion."
Scott amid aa far aa ha w it
abla te learn from K no n il la
nswapapar accounts of the |u h ,
■V7!riuSf&
•drlaor. Mlag
'faculty adriaor
mansgerx, this
eat good Henry
t s
S t EE
importance Of
Spin In Golf
Shuts Revealed
Bp M A S T RABUN
Strike one, strike taro, strike
three-you’re raU! Tfcia baa been
tba cry at the ball-park tha past
weak. But who kaa been there
to sac all of this excitement TT
Why Just a (mall handful of stuTha high school hops who maka
up t ill team practleo hard svtfp
day to ahow you
atodsats
a
really good p a a hot you do not
appreciate them enough te taka
tba trouble te g * to ato thalr
gama What h a happened to tha
good old school spirit T Re rely
you want our school to have a
aood team but It cant possibly
kart this unless everyone takas
S, H. S. Ramblings
B y R U D U N IT
w
c /c s
o T ^ h i 8, H. 8.
(Central PraseJ
FARMERS’ MARKET
Students Needed
To Support Games
"
Mi priviUgw that any human being In tble confuted
should b« JubtUnt to have.
PMties dsmocfWy TODAY so that you might practleo
, Q aiaau
qaaitntattad
tba
114! outfit to Ow national them1
planship white running Ite tie*
.ta n atrine to IT straight, and
Daley pbyed right half and fait*
back.
N ov, In spring training, ther
a n aator Garaaaa in tha old WfH
half apot whore Captain Brow
Smith raead to AU-Ameriea fam#
Uat faU. Bat Bill's atlll calling
signals.
Ha displayed uncanny
tbia afternoon, I ’m aa mod, that’*
a arand ahow aa tbla afternoon
and I can t go,'
‘Dot Badla, ! .C A N T atep la
tbla afternoon, I bar* to r> to Um
Sailor Flop practleo."
Walk each aa tbooa map bo
heard echoing tkreagboul x tbo
hills o f Seminote -HI vary often
now, aa tha Iron atick o f discipline
baa descended rmtkor sharply on
tha backs o f tha atadant body.
Due to tha fort that Um chant*
te war lima has arousad tha
iwl
League Standings
Bt O d ERI?
ELEANOR LEMPF.
If las Takach la now later
te posture, es wall M te a
Tberg has been a rumor
around that mom of Its
find need a lesson or two an am
to M l« Takach has decided U
National Open Champtea
( Professional, winged Foot Club,
kfamsroncck, N. Y.)
The average player could save
himself at least five or ate
atrokre a round If be would maka
a study of apla.
It la all-important In golf, just
aa It la such other aporta as ten
nis, ping-pong and baseball. I
remember years ago reeding Bill
o„ tennie In
whleh he said,. . . . good tennie
per ever plays a (hot without
intentionally "imparting'spin,"
!.**? !_the very same le true te
golf. Ail uod pieyera play every
shot with some ppta. Although
this m a y ----seem-------strange to the
reader, I do not know a top pUy'er who ever thinks of playing a
dead straight slot with no spin on
the tall. I know I never nave.
O ff tha tas I try to
Impart
over-tpin by striking tha ball
slightly on tha up-ewtng. When
hitting a shot Into a green
1
strike the bell slightly on the
downswing, giving It bsckrpln.
These two spina I use a grail
dea) when playing ping-pong, bat
somehow most players noear think
of
using
the" knowledge or
tricks they hiya te other sports te
conasetton wtth their golf shots.
ago * at
I-*-Some
rw ‘ Urns
• -*•
— Normandy
r Tropical park race
fine - aU-roand at
was fighting hard to
working toward tbs
of those aamea be si
Spencer Attends
Miami Convention
rasponstbdltp for 1
wwts.
. . ,
. Jbe , taaetteg was
Defense
By ALEX
C llib c lk aao
uSwrity*?
Weather Is Said To
Be A Poor Subject
Thie le timer Bnark, .
Racism. They a ;
A ’HSS’ u'^
H
•
Ike
University
of
Florida
kicker.
Daley likewise was a terror e « v
cleats. Bob Rweiger did moat c f
Um fullbacking so they had Bad
Bill plaplng halfback during tbooa
dark days whan alar becks Ilka
Smith and Hannan Frickty ware
sidelined with injuries. Frickey le^)
showing wall In spring drill de
spite a trick knoa but has a long
way to go to catch ap with Gar*
naas. Bad Higgins, the midget
•lll-’a-wlsp touchdown runner of
IS4I, la Jnt aa fast and tricky as.
avar. *
V
Coach Georga Hauack who
stepped ap late Blerman’r -place
when Um latter waa called to ac
tive Naval aerriea, w ent talk
sheet hka backfletd other than:
T h a bora all am hustling, W »
look p m ty good hat waNa got
a long wap ate go."
That makta Hauser measure
right pif te Btermaa’a old custom
of saying nothing. Now whan
Genial George arias thoao ball t
games he .will have (tapped o ff
soma distance toward matching
the Blcrmaa pace.
Lowell “ Rad" Dawson, lata of
Tula»et U helping jwlch up that
leksah
fm t e m
o
�FOR VICTORY
Huy
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
BONDS. STAMPS
DAU.Y. NEWSPAPER
EUablUhedl* s»os
frtNFORD-n
UNESDAY, APRU. 29, 1912
With ^IacArthur.
Japs9Southward
Drive Apparently
Has Been Halted
Department re
The War
ported. today artillery fire
from tho harbor forts in Ma
nila Bay aanlc an armed Jap
anese yeasel In the bay and
broke op troop concentrations
on Cavite and Bataan ahorej.
A communique said reporta
from Gen. liaeArthur’a Aus
tralian headquirten Indicat
ed tbs air attacks on Corrr*t.lor,
President D e c 1area
Far East Bases To
Be Used For Attack
V ASHUNGTON. Apr. 23—< * V -
v *ft hottest criHdom Into" flMfflection or facta")-Uso *etf atyird
rtTwrt* who know neither true
flrure* nor feorgraphy": a few
-bo*ue patriots" who, Involkin*
freedom of the prrao, "echo the
■enUmenta" of A il* propayandlaUj and "above all, {ha "hand
ful o f noisy traitor*
woutd-W
dictaror*" who “ In ihelp heart*
and aoula" would yield to Hiller-
Seminole Ranks
12th In State
Pledge Campaign
Of, Men
r Get Aid
Bemlnole la the twehrth rank
in g ’ county la Uu stats in the
•mount pledged In th* "Every
American Canvas*' , according to
tko latest compilation hy R u t*
official*, and tinea that lime, th*
Retain*l* County total pledge ha*
Ha* n o ytr *10,000, V . A , Speer,
who la In chary* of tho sale of
w ar bond**and stamp* here, re
vealed yaotordoy. .
Tn tho figures jo at announced,
Remlnola'a total, on o yearly baala, wa* $ II1 ,A 1 0 , sm aller than
under I t o f tho mere populated
aroo*. Tho figure, after a report
of *0 taama, now ia up to 116!.H l i l , II wwa Mated yesterday.
Twelve taama hare not reported,
and ,11 ia retimatad th at Um flaal
r a n w ill bw crrrr *100.000,
F ran k E m n a , who w a* rhalrman fo r tho oaareat, haa requeat-
ln order that oompUt*
W , h« UhotaUd.
should ho handod It* at
A firr
Mnv
IK,
i grnc r I nu tlmum [iriff roffuti*
J tion.w no rcisilrj m i)
rnitnrt
im o ic f»»r »»n ird riti than the hlfin| r*l prk-i at which ht sold it In
| March. The miinc rvetrtctloni wtU
I apply, after May I I . to mtnufss*
turora* anil vrrmliNurlrri1 p rk tl,
j urnII, alter July 1, in a laiig |Ui,
| of i m i t r rr tn hlUhtin rtta such i t
Iitumtrio*, laiiorw, ruto
repair
Brie. Gen. H. i. Caaey
I ilw'Tis. radio repair men, and such*
One of Urn, MacArihur'a .no*t:| Exrm filcd from the price ruling
Invaltablo aide* In the Rattle of I was t li-l of fi**n| Heins mirr*4ftlt*
Auilralla le Tiriy. Gen. II. J. | Kfitffe O PA officials o.-iM,
la 4®
Ca>ey, picture-! on hla arrival at p erm it of the food u*u»ll|P ptlP*;
Urthnumc to help plan the .iffen cha*e»
■Ive ipringlng from the continent
SitiiH of tiu'*ii* were t •rpted for]
down under t!»n. ( ’ a»ey arrompan- ■rajumal reason > Kur t sample,
Ird SlacArthur from the I’ hlllp- I hr price of frrfch vrgrtablca Waa
j at it* wenson* I
im-a W in
1
i'\,■ii in (ho faCO
till' I " i l l m ill'd
in v a s io n
th ri.it. I'i mt,* M in ister John
Curtin n w alo il Unlay.
The
Vin.iirtn ii,, r*■ wire writ equip|mt mill
tin tmli-d “ Important'
I*'*
"I .util-.'I Mr Curtin ,nUK
lit.
t" " ill,m
>s Is Being Made On
Tampa-Sanford Pipeline PI
Coort, ha* announced. Following
a r t th* precinct*, th* location and
th* approilmat* number of reg
istered voter*:
1 w « t Sanford—Old A -C-L.
Passenger Depot at comer of
0 *k and Commarelal— 1816 .
I . Lak* Monro*— Old Depot—
III.
I . East Banfdrd—Rtor* former
ly occupied by Flo rid a Tower and
Lig ht Company— 3.210
4. Paola—H aw k** Store 113.
6. Oviedo— Tow n H all—ton.
House
—*40 .
* .
7. Cbuloota— W agner’s Store—
It * .
B. Goldenrod — Community
llotwa—107.
0. Loogwood Town Hall— 103.
10. Lake M ary — Community
Houao—l i t .
,
ka’i Store—
Numerous Boxes Of
Citrus Are Marketed
I'.twiu uliutn.,
British Bombers
Dump Explosives
On Nazi Ship N est
til*
Utwrlttrtl !•**►•*»
II VU U*iu Im r* ■Irut'k I hr naltk)
v .l '.»-r o.fKitl rtwl ilumped
*. i 'i it * \fils**ia • « sin the Nail
'»1 if f • t *t .u irtvii.ihrtm, Nort ' ••11a\ , ih«' I irtru*o«t r•*(related
h nf r in I hi«n%» mi t iirk In lha
■*i i . t I iifisi fitl minIlmnil*
Itk
• mi»* i * iiul fighiera
.1 I. in.ir. *•- • tingla
...... .. «l u *(|uar«
-V \ <Hi.i lift w I! h un*
'■■'
\
1"di'f s !■ yratrniay
4., sin Itt'Mi-1 w I'M l* nifk.ee In
•
s.tk.
,if i r t'liirTiidt him overV'l.t inui* hpriTtl rrum thr N atl
All* lti|i n» Mt lit
Trondheim,
. fhitv l«i thr w n t pl.’ nt* of |M
hi* . L.in«l
I***
I r*.ti|t M.itrrn l rat ions
■ < i »!•**»ti'ej in th** Taganrof
i sit* r11. Sr. of A*»»v um! Ilia
■1 11fill, wit*
lo be* build
s' i f iitf «l* fin** * Ukdinit lf|
I"
U* Milan flVn-lvc aimed
U"
I ru hr* (if the* ( nucAim,
\ 1 'rni-s htuurri thr Kra of
* i h« ! »tsru t * |In*Iiii Kara
■"* I
irtitI> fm i»ae# It
■Mid tin t»* linn it alf
I* p)M~d ti|> it* l*ombS* s " t rnmmuMifnllon and
r )M..iiM»ni| in th»t Action,
\ Ui*-inii minmunUiue alio
"*l Um Iti^l Aritty hml rrpuLaed
(*»-rtt*•! finrinnii rfftirta to pknrf
I.- K i i inn lines <m the Bmolensk
AM farmer* in the rounlv arr irn ir a l fruni. Tho Germana havt
uryr*| to tv
nt Ihv fnurt IlmiMej l***t I <>00 titm l there In the p a il
Wrtlnrsday night at H:fW> ■
>rhvk j two tlnya, the Russlnn* aald.
when n m«ho »m! organirntlon ine**l |
— ■- -— —— -— — *
Iik * nf the Kemlmdr f*ounty Unit.
id the ila le hurrau, whkh af-|
Im* Krill, Alex Johnstm. t«-in IM*r II I > | n
*
n
chnirrnnn, annnunerd trwln y
Ik U N I L O Q H l
18 o C G H
This unit, whkh held it» ftr*t
.
i
mertina last Wedneadvy at whkh
T A l.I .A llA S S E B , Apr. 20. (JT»
2rt mrmbrra
.iirnrd up. I. a part,
v tdarkout of all non eaaM tlai
of te alate
burrru, whichi« af- i i l, | i ii a*
ik - ov« I *
flll.tr,| with |ha American K .r m 1
a l!b ^
Iturc.u Federation. The puri-.s, |
H
nf (hi* fe.lct.tlon I* to obtain j ‘ mr , ‘,r * ln« * lo"« hl«hwan and
nation?I U il.U tlo n f.vo r.b le t . . j ’ 1' " - 1* ,h,l‘ r * n. >• »*•" * » ■
firm er*
' ,r m
m * Y *00,’
ofd*f*d In d v Tbr lo r.I unit will be mn.ldcrr.1
^Tf
e ™ „ .U *
•.
« ( . th.*
f « T w . . io » ...
Seminole County
Farm ers Are To
Meet Wednesday
ftllVckOllt On Florida
fuel from Tampa to Sanford, say
ing, " I want to *ea th* pipeline
coma Here, and 1 think Sanford
ought to ho n great Inland port.''
Mr. Roberta also Introduced tha
1* members of tho Orlando KlwanU organisation who were prosent at th* loncheoa.i . I______
Edwin)
Inna, chairman of tho Inter-Club
Relation* Committee, arranged
Um program.
Ralph Smith.. Seminole County
MMHBor-wf- the Boy Scout*, re
ported that up to noon the fleoota
qr
.......... l-.lli uffcnsiv*
■ • t. > i
• w-rc de
ny I*l. wit dr tltr Jan-
■-* dny, tiavr lost II
thuaimni
“ It i* (hv ri«*»t| limp lo *u«’C« *•
t" *
he itre lit r <>1 r» lluiviiivm !* rmsft *
lm|*ortntii th*'-' - iill more
tm t thniT *hi'hly »ud nmrr im
^‘1'
portant than mtciligrnce, I don’t D.
think •nyunr ran a rt too rnlhusl-1 nip
attic, *ml nothlnir Is linpo.aiblo If'
1
you become cullmslsatlc.
i-tri.t
Mr. Ila y r ,
n'blr*l
that
lb e . I"rut
American people musl
yet en- One
th usia.lir ataert tH.1 war. "It I- fi..,o
nnl our nature lo ilo ih i.. iiut we
,
must if »•■ arc y 'ln c *■» win H t.|. t.
If yuu ran t
yet
rnlhiislatlic
,
about ir tHen It l. riot
worth , , ,
winniny “
i
[Il-ru.-tnp the p ".,'til!ltc, '*f «
ITreali r >anford. the
Orlaod" -----man tl*-Jared there -re n|t,mrluoi
4m
Um t'elay that never e vi.lrd tu- J
fore, arul that men of Sanford must
set thrlr slehts on a higher mart
II
than ever Iwferc. “ When Array ur|
II
Navy ramps rome In and folks a
rome Jo are Ihe latys, you will I I )
have a srml-tourist season dur
ing the summer arwl for the dur>
..
lion. You must tell three people
A ’
that come here."
7
Mr. Ila y ra also urged the farm-1
Ing h« encouraged, and atrvaar.ll l, "
Ihe Importance of LeautlfleatIon
of a d ly . ‘ Men not geographical| ""J"1
location, build ertiea," be rrneatr.lt l,"“ v
on aereral occasion*. Mr. irkyrat F r'" '
w ai IntMatured hr Warren fto-|
berta of the
Orlando Homing Ki , , r '
CentIncl, who apoke on th* pro-1
A
po*ed pipeline for tran*portjng
Strike Halts Work 'V
On War Material
Club
, Intcr-A
to My C
POWK, Fa. Apr.
- R E U ir
Texas Town Is Hit By
Tornado, 6 Are Deyd
YUKON . W
A
A k , » .
m
-
tornado, followed by a Are,
CAM Ba CARDED
‘ ST.' L O U IS , A p r. » - W - 1
R t Inula Cardinal* gam* for 1
benefit of ,th * A rm y and S i
Relief Fonda w ill b* played fa
T
:>
(
>
3*
-*
}
,
"1
v5
l l i - i t ^ ' n l - H n n - 1 *--1
March, and
KiwaniatiH A rc Urged
To Hack Community
W ith Much Spirit
Genera— Community
;
rt’in fiiiv rn n 'itty h a v e a r r i v e d
in A u .-irn lm . anil th o U n ite d .
N n liim * f i n i * tin* u re p a rin ff
In t a li' tin- id fe iis iv o A g a in s t
nf
Enthusiasm Is
Vital To City,
Hayes Declares
i
Stnio 11iHipv and material
i In' ,1,i|
f since it ntirmaily decline* • tier |
1 that itieiith* it » i* thtioght unwtia
to ratal li*h March prices For •UCh
l tifyilTICMtitle
#
Kaifta am! poultry fed milk
! product*, wrfr exempted. It
| said, htHitu*!' they n rr untfrr ron-j
■lid rrih lo
rtimpt litive
prraaQra
which lend* hi keep their p rlcta'
An Immrn.r rrovnl In New V< rk crlehmli.
l from ■hooting1 skyward.
Torfm-e "f
I Host of the f«H*l exemption#/ "C tin efflpy .Bf ttie fiermnn leailrr
however, were the result of the* .tutop* a- a birthday n.-ent !«♦ the Kuehr.r
\
priew control law,
whkh
U f a ■'Amp arut t-'Oit t«mvM
that maximum pries for
farm
products may not h« fiird at a
point below HO pri-rent of parity
fa formula for determining Ihu
agricultural price Irv rl at wMch a
farm product has the u m i nurAheut 6,600 Seminole County chwing power it had In t'JOO-li,
O PA o ffiiaia w jp - iiukk* to
citUena, ioelodlny approilarately
I J N whit* freeholder., 113 net- pplUt out t a i l while th# onler
H freeholder* and 1,600 other e^ahiished no coflinga for raau
e o fe ri M T e lW b U .**
I" U * fanu "prodiim , It itld c#t*bli«hl
May-1 primary, w . J. Thlepen. maximum* for Homm* protlucU nil
(Dperelior o f reeUtratlon. stated j or efter the first pmrewmg whVh |
j thc> rr^civc
\
this mornIn*.
Rowrver, it
a*
I*'* i
ratlmated that because of the i By chooalng Msreh
comparative lack cf Inter-.t In hasc month, l,enn llciulcrson, the
price administrator * said
at
*j
the “ off i * * i " elaetlon that i“"
»lbly only one-third of the num press cotiferrncf, the order struck |
retail |
ber would actually *0 to the polla. 1 parrant from rurrant
Over 4,000 o r* eligible m ca*t prkes rrid 11| p e rm it frorn t lie |
rost
of
living
since
the
|rd»cr*!
ha lints at the two precinct* In
rxlcnt
Ini
Sanford. There are 16 precincts have risen to thut
April. He said prices, hnw«-\rr.l
In atL In addition to the re*w»Hl be roughly la percent h ig h rr1
lar election, property owner, will
than they were In August. H» p*. J
vole On an 160,000 bospltnl tmnd the month before the war bey-an*
Issue, which If poised, will h- in Europe
t
6.
United Nations Now;
Are Preparing: To
A ss um
Offensive, /
O fficial D e c l a r e s
Mi* i *«#»*-Mif«i I*rr**. 1
>’ ‘ rn:tjl a ililitin llll I U n it e d , .
undff
w in
fg&'Yii ■
A Coffin for Hitler- War Hoods for U. S
•during the month of M irth.
I
Major Bar-
mM i
P ro w
WASHINGTON, Apr. M M f l Wlth one hmml, Inclusive nn*er,
lhc> Office ol Trier AdmlnlllraHon lait night
fixed
wirtilM
maximum price* for
"virtually
CVtrythirg Americans fit, wear
u i i ' ,1
the ic
level.
prevalent
, and
bm
um
it in*'
tus p
r r n iw i
Asaertlna that Ihe price of rtlainln* our ilvilization Mmuit ba
P*u To hrrd w»rk «rnl Borrow
■nd kloort," PrTBWIfnl ftnoorrtll
* lift ’ l**t
ntilit tho J*p«orM
*mitb«*n1 drive hail Bppirrnlly
Iren cheeked. Auetralla,
New
Zetland aad..*dJuont Utand*. he
*il4ed- *r* now to tx-eoino ’ ty»»e*
for o lfn u lre action."
In an rddre** tn the nation, de
livered from the While llouw, h*
*Uo warned the Vlehy eovemment
that the United Nation*
would take any action neceaury
to pfevrnt llie u»e of Trench ter- plnru.
rlloejr
by
A il*
fnree*, rnd
Buaranleetl a mnllnumtlnn of the
dellrery of arm* to Thlni, rvjr*nlIca* or Japancc .uecri.e.
In
and other fort* are decreeing
Intensity. with mint of tho
raid* la Um last two day* brlna
earriod not by dir* bomber*.
On tke laland o f Panay, defend
ing troop* continued resist* nee to
tho Japan*** near Allbaman In iho
central ooetlon and San Bemlgto
near **■. Joe# cn lhe went rau L
U S, aott-alrrraft runner* on
belaagosrad Correfdlor *bot down
two more Japan*** bomber* partie!paliny In a high altlted* raid.
Allied headquarter* In Auetralla
rmoorisd todiyi
Barma.
X f u m i k , i Chinese
troop,
DlutlUy. he informed the Civil
fourht desperately to prevent the ian population of Ihe
United
It* evrry member
powerful Japonoee amlea from State* that
hla
bUokbW China’* aoutham bord would feel the effect of
for
er* aM farmed n batty, now front ntwly announced proynm
itabll
I
line
the
coit
of
livtnr
and
to bead o ff aa Uration drlr* aimcalled upon It for ectf-denlal and
la
A v w ia lc tJ
otrong American rorce A n a
Materials Land In Australia!
OPA Order Affects
Virtually E v e r y
thing:
Americana
Eat, Wear and Use
Corregkjar Blasts 2
Planes Out Of Sky;
Chinese In Burma
Fight Desperately
Member
two-day rtrtka t
�h
•» I
THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORQ, FLORIDA
■
Eight Million
Tons
a Year
'
* "
I 7-
B
M
M
H
M
R
a
n
e a
n
a
u
M
i
THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL THOUGHT
United State* production of merchant shipping wJU
h a record total of more than 600,000 tens a month
i nmdlng to Rear Admiral Emory 8. Land,
it Maritime ConuoUaJoa, who reveal* In a
) The American Magaxlrt« that the total for
the unprecedented figure of 8,000,000 ton*.
P ackage
raonw-M
with R n iin , too.
life pf Flynn—and
"Our aotfveVhlpbulkllng capacity In equal to all of the
rc*t of the world combined. We are on our way to becom
ing the wrorid’a. greatest maritime'nation, provided we do
not, aa after the Igat war, turn our back* on the atp and
forget' how largely our aafety and prosperity depend on
ahlppiRg"
Land reveal* that of all the ahipe built during
than half will be of the Liberty Ship type
wiut a *poed of
in tha original
•war program, with
remainder
[ggPA Y, A P R IL
IM I.
Jt VEJtflK FOR EOtlAY
QD CANNOT BE HURRIED,
r MAY nE RELIED ON:
re hath not fill on* word of
feed protnl**,— 1 King* l:M .
r»
REAU-Y
ARE
OODU
IL D A E N : When my f*th*r *nd
forsake mr, then the
Uke me up.—I’*alm*
Wsddla«a Bapcretitiore
led in Jenuery’s hoar
nredf
Married
you’ll
In
>-■’ vnthff)
ba
fora
Trbnjiry'a
and
your
iW ty
U f l yooll Iraad In lun* together.
T e g r b o m a will 11« on * foreign
Marriad whrn Mtrrh wind* •brill
■Avon V M M aw n."
irad path before you lie*,
whan baa* o‘ar Mar bio*,
flit.
■round your board will
In month of ro*e*—June
will bn on* long honeymoon.
4ad in July, with flow m a-
tfftr sad frlerxf I
,*• *• *•
In
golden
Rrplember'a
whan leaves In October
hardship for you begin,
la veil*
=i ’ .of
November
four wedding ring hae
Hjd
In days of
December
Iji eUr thine* brighter from
year to y**r.
—Did Rhyme.
The Secret of Personal Magnetism
Want n magnetic personality7 Anyone who wishes
eon hove one—the cornerstone is o cultivated mind, which
con be ocqulred. The secret, In one word; is—reading.
Once each year mooter o new subject—any new sub
ject. If botony oppeols to.you, study botany. I f muolo
appeals to you, read all you con about music. Rut don't
read In the dogged, uncomfortable way of a college stu
dent cramming for examination. Maka thla cultivation
period the moet pleaaant part of your life.
Know something about evenrthlng, following the rule
of a moet gracious and aucceuful Roman gentMman who
500 Hanford A y*.
Owe BUUaa tad Thrft Hun
dred Million—T a in paid Gvr’t,
I M I , hr H*Mr lad Miry.
ARCADE \
Package Store
VOTE FOR
;
O. D. FARRELL, Owner
Fhaao f le a
Mather Bid*.
L. B. MANN
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP 1
Subject le
Democratic Primary May 5
(Paid t B K U iil * < « i
Defense
WE BUY
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“Listen World**
B r MRS. W. E. SMITH
'neath April'* changvful
Pay Cash lor
Used Furniture
KINARD and SON
die to the private
-------jnlpe at a rate of
na a day now, hotter than two a day thla
time CommUalon Iota tha coittraota for thaae
tee, "and iup«rv|aee their construction.' But
Idlng la done by private companies and it
forgotten how much their enterprise and
attributed. Old ahipbullding oqnpanlea have
come back to life ana awept ahead with a modern ruahi
n«w men hAva entered the indu*try and brought new idea*.
"No nun can claim credit for, or make a auccoaa of,
thU greatest Shipbuilding effort In hlatory. All America
I* In It We have not yet won thla battle. Tragic ahortngea still axlat Sinking# mny go beyond anything we
have yet aeon. But wa shall, If I know anything about
the American people, win through.
"Americana are rlalng In a magnificent effort. But
lot ua remember that the margin la aUll narrow. Let us
remember how doeo we came to dlaaatar. And let ua
pray In deep alneerity that Vo shall never again allow the
shlpe which are our safety to fall to that danger point of
III
I m w Inyen later, took In hi*
Nsxl uniform. and gulped.
"You're NOT th# rfalaaT" I
Mid increduouily.
"Ho. hoi" chuckled Arrol Hi mm,
twinkling,, "Don't be absurd. ThU
ia a dtrgulso. CrnfWWiitljIly, IV *
never been b n m l *
0em*n,■J,p*r *"d * * ‘^ wh,r “ n
*£5»'441 **•*
mtyba
pUy E m i r
•teel ihlpa of e aTmllar *lre’ thdn fall the ihlpyardj of the
world* ever built In one year before. It la geveral Ilmen
Sanford American Legion Po*l
33 had tha distinction Friday
Night Apr. 10 o f entertaining
Chari*a Andareon III, who wa*
honorably discharged from the
U. B. Navy In hi ay, dua to an
Itlnaaa. but wa* ordered to report
to apply for re-anliatmcnl at tha
tnd i f I t month*. Ha made arcand claka teaman In the 10 months
be wa* in tha *rrriea. Charles
I* the son of legionnaire and Mr*.
C. A. Andareon, Jr.
Commander and Mrs. Joel Field.
Mr*. h ( d , and Mi** Franca* Me.
Dooral chaperoned tha JunkJr
Auxiliary and their dates to Banlsndo on s plcnle recently.
Monday wa* another red Uttar
*»7 In the Uvea o f many ■ man.
Tha Mild cltiian o f today found
hlmsotf tailing It all to "UneU
8am" for tha duration. Young
43-rt*tr-old man wore stepping
6 *U r and the older group oL I t
• t ware slrelghtor and with a
light in their face* In answtring
the queaUonnslre. There Ameri
can man hare only one thought
now and that le their duty to
“ Ood and Country.”
Did you pea the fine play at
West Bids Bebool Uot Thursday
evening entitled "Helping Uncle
Bern."
Mr*. Watt's room gave
Art I, these hoys were too rule
for wards, In "Baying Bonds"
Ben* mad daughter* of Lesion
Famllle* were Irene Green, Mild
red Barineau, Ann Rabare, Joyce
a concert tour Into Nrw Jcnry
and N«w York. Ifa atoga In a
choir of 100 voice* over W.R.U K,
on Sunday P.M.—7 to 7:30 with
tha "Vole* of Prophacy." Tuna
In and haar that davp baa*. That
I* Bllll
S c r a p Ir o n
M e ta ls
R a g s & Barfs
HOLLYWOOD.
510 Haaford Are.
* GROUP ONE
PAINT NOW!
People who
Use DEV0jB!
mr i
NOTKnLj^gjjF
MO/
•TO DO BUSINESS,
.
. the iWarnre
"eecond-etring
rnn, one o f the nicest chsya In
rn, Ronald Reagan.
I took ehaltor In
Reagan*
aelrtg room 'while
from the
i n f eet rerloue pollu noi*ae
l a faille stampede indicated
it "Desperate Journey" it not
drawing room c onvereatloe
«*. Htigan put eaide hia pulp
renlure and hie more *edati
ADVERTISE
PHONE
9149
IP ?
ad, re la Mine gahferd as
W . are proed ef you
privileged to elt la with
wr Auxiliary last WednrebenegR at. Ita regular
. ’Ttwea^gfcrt* lava dene
State Legislature
Ph. 0142
Kendall. Eog*n* Barineau. Wal
ls r Routh.
n m
High Reboot Ole* Clubben ceoae l e from Temps Bsl-
>r.
M. B. SMITH
H0LLYW 00D
Mr*. John arm, a MW member
wa* on hand Monday (a balp ua
prepare tha Laflon *upp*r. Sho
wa* rreat to com* out working.
Think you Nellie.
W« cal lad on the Ml**** Chittendon and had s pleaaant visit—
a groat boost cn our * upper plan
and hopa to *ea them out toon.
Uo you know th«y have a "ready
to occupy** air raid room? Our
•upper *arvtd to tha Legion wa*
a perfect loccaa*. T.Bona Smith
brought In the flret- hamper at
bom* jrruwn been# far our aupmors coming on. W ell rememher that sU alonj T Done! All
night walking
ale hearty and
canes to hold op following. They
will be carrying them to State
Convention. May 4.7. Wa « tend, our thanks to West Rida
School for tha loan of their dishes.
Prof. UMII graduated hit-First
Aid class loot week. Nad Bmtth
at Valedictorian. AU but ana
student mada a 100 grad*. Wa
wonder if that w »« Ned.
Do you know we hare a private
secretary—Mr*. Esther Washburn,
m me—anytime. Plare—Commer
cial school. Salary—none.
Hare you noticed- Urn "buy
Vote For
WASHINGTON
ttfV S tP E U B
NTtS"* .1
EMER1CK
HARDWARE CO.
208 E. l i t St.
Phone 28
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A n d Personal Activities
MBS* JXIUBINB DEAL, Boclcly Bdllor
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Lieut Louis Bills
Weds Betsy Northrup
Circle One:
Mrs....W.I_ 1^CUi
C la r t ’ . r#'
Wilke* presided ot* and daughter. |c*n«.ia. of
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the punch
bride's table Beach,
and* (irorgr
------Frtnclh Avenue
,#w--------L bowl.
1 ~The .................Ib*
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807
was
beauliful
in its its dress of of I'ilrtka
Clr*l# Two: Mr*. U P. Hagan.
whiU taffeti.
Victorian
ttyle, |
----------ITOt Part Avenue.
..Cirri* Three: Mra. L T. Dow, with huge bow* of (lower* and __
•donimcnt of lifwr. Tha t h m - l T r u t l l S tH ’ k l T S H
1602 Eait Second Street.
.
Cwcle rear: Mr*. J, E. Duke* tlcrad wedding cskr w *. deco
J
TUESDAY
Th* Alathwn Claa* of th* Pin t
BipUit Church will meat In th*
6:00 P.M. with Mr*.
Taylor, Mr*. Winona Bragg,
Mr*. J. B. Field*, Mra. B. P.
McWhorter aad Mra. H. D. Smith
a* ro-hoalaaie*.
r. s. -AHHknRoad
P e r son als
A wedding mating much InWKDNBBDAY
Frindm of Jinitp Brown will be
tere*l I* thrt nf M ix
B*Uy
Tho Junior Ckolr of the Kir*t Northrup daughter nf Col. and glad to Irani ihut she la able to
mra, A. TI, Lewis of laing Beach. be out aitiin alter i recent iilnru.
y after Prayer Calif, and lamia Bills, ■ton of
n h c tn iU .
Mr#. K. II laney left jrt»UrMr. aad Mr. J. C. Bill*. Jr, of
(Bad
Crave W7, Supreme Geneva, which w»« performed on day for Knlt-rpnte, Ala. to visit
oodmen Circle, wiU meet Apr. 17.
Foraoi
'with rrUlhrrs.
a W. Hall at 1:00 I',
An aceouni nl the
wedding
lion and Initiation will taken from the Ia>ng Beach PressAl F. Hunt ua« olio*! to Mont
with Ml*e Abble llolden, Telegram follows:
(outcry. Ala vwtcnUy bcrau»c of
■Late nunicer, and Mlaa Amy
“One nf the mnal colorful and the arrimu illnca* of her mother*
Moore, dietrict manager. In at- outalandlng nf military wedding*
tcndinc*.
Mr. and Mr». Charlc* Swinnrjr
of Ihe H tw n w*. that of ML*
THURSDAY
Delay Northrup *nd Lieut. lasuia hsvc rrtumrtl fn»m Wrat Pslm
The Towntend Club will meet Bill*, Friday
earning at the Hcarh whcir thrjr *|H-nl a «e«k .
at 1:00 PJI. In the City Hall.
chapel nf Normandy
Wedding
Prom 1:00 P. M. until 6:00 P. Mannr, with Bev. Perry G. M.
M i» M.if|r»rrl M>rr* of OrM. the cowing eeealon for lie Auatln officiating In the presence ltmln waa thr wrrrkrnd fu e il of
Red Croaa will be directed by of 76 gurata. Including high rank MIm J<»yit Strt.r at her home
K S J ' T. N - b r . Tb. public U ing Army officer* amf their wive*, on Kim Avnur.
tlcut. Bills la iUtlonnl here with
Mm. A II. Kuril nf Klixsbrlh,
th* Perry Com mi ml.
Woman o/^Uk*1Catholic Church,
"The former M ix Northrup w»* Kyx Ha■ arrivni to visit writh hrr
l\ L
directed by Mra. If. B. Pojpe, will charming In a while crepe ensem p ar tnli, .Mr. ami Mra.
■ew from t:00 A. M. until 13:00 ble with fuehala hat and muff brblin. for a month
o'clocb noon and from 3:00 P. M. or matching a n tes. She was at
Mm. K. S, Jrllrup f'f Waahinjruntil 5:0o P. M. for the Red t'roa* tended by Mra. John Morey, who
In the Woman'* Club.
wore blue crepe and carrtal a ton. D. C. ia viaitlnif an thr ffUrat
Th* Bundle* for America Club bouquet of Dutch IrL, caroallia* o f hrr mo thr r, Mr* Arthur yranwill meet In It* new headquarter* and IILea. Bridesmaids were Mix- in.
110 Magnolia Avenue, at 3:30 r* Bllll#
Nestle
ami
Laddie
latrui. Klmcr B Krhnla Has »r
P.M.
Ecklea. who wore lighter blue
Campbell.Loulng Unit, AmeH- crepe and carried Colonial bouquet* rlvrii from Midlaml, Tu ias whrrr
hr
in stationml »t llw* MkHinit
ran legion A miliary will meet of blending hue*. The need a im
o f all three rttendtnl* matched Army Flymir fkhmil, to aprml a
in th* Legion Hut at 7:30 P.M.
Rills was 10.day furlough with hu iiartnU,
M»y Day Will t>* celebrated the bouquet*, l.leut.
with appropriate exereUea at tha eerved by felloe officers. Lieu. Mr. And M n K (' Kchoft.
II. Mc
Grammar School beginning at lenrnta Ernest Pruett,
Friend# nf Hot are Moore. Jr.,
10:00 A. M. laincheon will be Intyre add Fred Cunningham. All
son of Mr and Mr* II (!. Moorr,
era
in
full
dress
utform.
•erred In tha lunchroom at the
“ Tall lighted candelabra taper*, formerlv of Sanfortl, will be In*
nooa hour.
i altar
banked with white tereftliHl to.lrsni that he has been
MONDAY
elected to Phi Beta Kappa honor
Th* executive board of
th* gladioli, stock, larkspur and green ary
frsternltv it John# Hopkins
PmbytaHan Woman'* Auxiliary ery and the distinguished appear, Hospital
in lUlUmorc. Md.
"HI m*Jt at the church et t :w aoe* of Army officer* in uniform
P. M. The Prayer Bend will meet mark*d th* unusutlly Impressive
Mr amt Mr* F It.
at 3*0 P. M. and will be followed ceremony. Th# bride was given
by tha monthly bualneaa tnd In- In marrUga by Col. William F. had a* theia
Mr
and Mr*A
•plruUpna] meeting ut 3:30 P. M. -Lewi*, Host*** at Iht reception
.Circle* of the W. & C. B. of that followed waa Mr* Walter Mr* Ejlwsrd
tha MethodL*t Church will matt Blackmtr, mother of the motion Dors; Mr and Mr*
Sidney
Blarkmer. nd- Mr »nd Mrn
at 3:00 P, If. wjth the following: I kture_ liar, llfiTi-#
------------... Mitchell
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on Earl TwaMleOx Street.
u.i l d i n j r
N o w B u_i
Telephone 148
mad with wing, ami u.pp.,1 byi
ft mlnLtura bride and aviator It,
w «* cut bv thr cnunlr *ith tho
bridegroom a awonl Nr. lllarkmer.
"h o came from Hollywood with
hL mother
tic .---occasion,
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i. -for
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7” '“’** 7of*'
W#dr th* f r,t U“ ' 1
thc n* * |7-
Kojfular
Ths flrit mtttlDf of tho W »r BooH of tho Oflco of Clvfllon Do foot# lo arof Norman Davti. of tho American Bed Cro*M
held in tho offlro of Jimoo M. IcOOdis, director of tho O. C. IV, and chairman of tho new board. Bea tad, left to right, are: A tty. Gen. Franda
Diddle; Secretary of tho Navy Frank Knox; Karl I). Mattery, of tho
American Municipal Association, and I*andU. Standing, left to right.
MANHATTAN •
It)
GEOHGE
NFU
\M»:h
Thr It1 1 f i«>i i nl
MIIf *hn I |‘t I,i ifi
ll mr*B, gt 1
Mv 1 i»»» Efi*
•h.-fl *.f th*
hi* i'-n -n i,
Vr>i
Ih
U\ • HS
TUCKER
NEW YU UK V,..
1 U W1
JtM" K l.t'W|a (a ttllihlnif if Mi»t
tmpritmplii
VVhm -oMirthing
mi** Hi*hj
h«-**
S't*t vmdirl ivfly foi
l-li't Jt^'h MB*
Rill
I\ for fun
Vri vthmi# '
•' ** ' i " I-*
i, highway
■ie Sam la
e-l .ml Ilk > Hiiada la
i malnle-
I #'• lrt*< myi 1 o litu * *•
th* I ii|iinil>ilDH
Hi* ' i
l y»*i(Hnriii rn«l««t ■(> n I■f 11
<
|t! n*ft Htlilfit *1 »*••»! 'ii gil « j yt I
I’tiWri
t'H*♦'* -■* "
(iinllYa
I ' t d|>jx-fi, 4 I*fc
Jrw* rt »■ ill till till 111- 'if hi*
Pong thr refit* rutuMil
S«ni s - ti
tniilr l hr pant* !«»« long
t hi (tide i » » « htgmiM»u * (.». A
aVC
..
Meeting
Itk.
Baron Jawra C. Baejo#*
H hs.I rlARtu
-.11.
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|h*-ttgh it a m « f'tw >lril -nil th'*
| temTrf* foil ml p|i.ri* fret ai.|<llt|reri«|
1irti'h j
I hrn
T yfi m r
l‘ «
j
Bill* *nd Mr?Mr*. Bl11*
Bill. I The
The upcnlng «>ng
» i 7Li*ut
tr
"What
, B«reu Jama* O n*»yn»a, First B#c * (firmi- f»m f Id
Tiwolbf Ba.kia
» ! rV W* * l
Gaytnnla.
Mr.J pr1, ml We Have in J . w , i raLry of th* Fr#neh emba.ir la l Ii«irictl Inc vam. fill n
I tung j • tu th< fit**
Btandlfi# ft fe#l, 7'v In. h^« tall*
"i. * 7 ” '^*1* „ot..
by Mr. JranieI'ulnsm.
f-1. Waahlngton, waa on# of xvtral *tJn, ° I
by the
reading
nf
the Lche* to hand in lh#lr rcaigrution j f.tmill* 11f-g .iHfLlt
'*'» tnd wtighmg 241 pound*. Timothy
!**••g
f.
Callfornl*.
Hhe, p,.|m, „n,l , prayer nffer.-H by hocaua# th#y'could not xrva under i ii'rt.M IM*
I “Tiny Tim ' Hs»kiri vrvnt in W**h
| 111 III. it rei.1l. .if
aeaflg 11fh( ington to «r« about ftltinf Into
tan n r i^ B* rheloretle*. I Mr. W J D.vtd
a government h e l d by U v a l."
vJJ* J * ^ g radu* U ofj
inlereating
program nn Olhtr resignation* are *ipect.A
in thr nliiitUi’ nf Ihi" Hill thut g1' ■ tha I4rvir«. Rrcautt of hit hrlfhtl
I
(C.atrai PraaaJ
do th* •- -t -til [ vv«ry reenilting board in Chkago —
"Still
M ^ ^ a D.y_- w .. conducted bv
ta celebration o f hi* birthday P ^ ‘ITrw fDBS,r ^ d . i r ftU r FM ng “•Mr*.
R. W Turner, who
gave 1
itnp|Mti
Setinr |army# nary and marin* rorpa —
rlghl
annlveraary, a P. Proctor n * Bchool. H*
|* * member uf several reading, pertaining tu
rnn'i |iai, 111 ng imI tuniftl him down bccauM of hi* *n«
nf (h.
honored with a *urprt*a birthday Kappa Alpha fraternity."
“Mother" The ringing of ‘The
re-ir
•
tanmg
thfir 1
(Cintrnt pr*$$)
him
Party given by Mra. Proctor at
Flar Hpgnglrd Banner" concluded
fig
Thr». - Tv
nrck- rtn.l
WafC home an Park Avenue on
the meeting.
Right Iikrf 11*-* *■
rent*
i
Kefreahmenta wrr# wrvrd by
. .
Thu* . Tv i rent Povnrf”
the hoateases Including Mr. J It
Whr», Ire* . iu|i|>r.1 winging I hr r h. in talking to you like thi*
now«rt in th# various ahad«a of |
JL______
William*. Mr*.
Tom
Wlllum.,1
||r anti H r. I’ K Hale, *••- tilrnrr -re
1 |rertthcsl * 111 Itftd almi'il1 flf leg'll DilliUlp i Mini i t * * • *t
R
I I announcing thr rngAgrmrtil ami Upp^d Iho
Mr*. R. B. Wight entertained Mr. U. E. More. Mre
i» h|i!p fill till' hl'Afi you I hi • t»urk* and a half
. 0*wee "*ra eojoyad throughout fur momher* of th# Tuaoda, ... HhinhoUcr and Mrs. R. M. M BMin.i rppmaching marriage nf Iht-ii
. . . Thry t it '-■! hark ut Jw, V*ho fun't thi»t -illy, now . to wa*t r all
Dm evening after which prliw plicate Club with a bridge lunch- Bf.
I daughter, Edith, t<i II C
Mr
that Itll *(»*■> when you ran gel
• grlmti-l
t m awarded to tha winner* and »on »t her home on Golden Lak*
Those present In athBlion to mullen of Curuta. Colombia. South
T y i ««n* power fur Hu rente v. .th
*
h
re
king
*'
»airt
J
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.
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i*r»‘
D
W refreohmenta. ware aarrad.
yaeterday. Quentltln of Spring Ihe bo .lo se, were: Mr* Maldel Amrrica.
thr Mairrh of Tim*- »n*l Di oiaht
«
re* '..I n t.'l of
1"thf»t
Th«M prtaant with the aunt of Gower* w en used to docoraL Blount, Mr*. W. P. Field.. Mr. I M ix Bale, attended .. h.-.i
th (o wn IM"
\ ou've lire n
v 'i i m e here and 1im k
mom v
honor and btataaa ware: Mr. and the room In which luncheon was W. W. Abernathy Idr*. J (i l a i r M nnrop w h f f r he*i
thal
•ton i
«|M*Dil It - (H imt» here ftineriding all
Mtm " *
, Mra. W. J- David, Mr. and Mr*. •ervod and In which the r est* Waite, Mr*. J, L. Emfnlaon. Mr.. llvr, tator • U r riding S**m rei *
Ml refll- 1
m a i m i me to Ik Ml'1
1 •i * nM 1akre fi guv
wi#H%
J. M. Leonard, Mr. and Mr*. spent the afternoon In playing.
M. E. Moya, Mrs.
Ortiha
M High School frorii whirh *hi .*
to. N i-. •*n ni 1 r "Me .if 1Hi. !»•
i 11.*I| Id itrfv’ frei n
»*■
"ure • - t
*h " »
Homy Wttta, Jr, Mr. and Mr*.
Duplicate prlaea w.rr awarded llughey. Mr*. W. P Chapman. graduated. Sh«»
a* 1 M
■ " *i t ref »
ultli
ecMt*t|,
And -al* nnd ha• 1
A Luther. David, Mr. and Mra. H. to Mr*. J. O. Laney nd Mr. Mra. I. I). Martin. Mr. I. Went. With the* IliMJVwixwl Shop*
A nd M11 t hr time pit 1 « ii M g ”i- toikfmkiirk«'|>rr Iicfoi# going l»» *"
mred u*ht'»* »I'e' linn' In
lilllv'
t
Mrs,
U.
O.
Bwlnglr,
Mr..
Ililmr,
A. Appleby, Mr*. R. M. Barn*, ueorg* Kick.
Other* playing
th* -(.It.: 1 Ire | «H h '« StaU- an* 1 g.t
f t->
Mill ,.f f I « *.r f il l
go h* '
im Xnight, Mra. John ,*rare: Mrs. II. B. Lewi., Mr*. 1. laindqul.t and Mr*. Agne. Smith San ford Attantir Nalitmal
11 III* wdtt a III - ■
him fre.
If > o pa\ IJ n for R
Also, Mrs. Ella V. Irish. Mr. . Y*hrre thc It MOw fiuplreyrecl
to pay
Nancy Jaan Appleby, H. Hlnlermliter, Mr*. G. A. Speer,
Mr, McMullen, formrriy «»f >n< rfiUpie hou* v, ilretl i,ti all" ytoi ony m 1 -nut it S d 11 Hv in1ph*’f i y thi1 1* ti
oo*rd, David Leonard, J r, Mn.- Henry Wight, l|, Mrs C. R. Istrd, Mrs. Vaughn, Mr.
J1"
Id '*
An
“roetar. Bobby Proctor W, B. Xirthhoff and ML* Blanche T. F, Wilaon, Mra. Creorge Hr. ford* la alto a graduate of firm ' l i o fur uuiylw "fw hour
High *Schoo|,
Following j at that rale i t n l ^ u i |2.fi0 for
tm. M
Min. Turner, Mra. J. n nolo
Crum,
JfW■ p., L e w i" ham middiiiii pi nyrd
Kennedy.
Crawford, Mre. W. R. EUenfield, graduation ha wrnt to Idouiaiann A quarter hour Now you take me, lo more applause than f liv lr t l
where
he
remained
until
thr«^
Mra, John Bumbler, Mra. C. J.
Mrs.
thi* •i.Hy
Ne w Yorkers love lo
■
ibiiw uii , Mr*.
«rea. imiiiu
ri. n
n u p yeart ago when he errenle*! n
Harrison,
D*vld., n
Mrs
Nrttie
I'M* |ef|itft*d by the right guy, and
pot
I
lion
with
the
Columbia
IV
[
Tillla,
Mra.
Dutnain.
Mr*.
Martha
AKE UP BUSINESS /
Joe ie I ha t guy They laughed and
Company
in
Houih of Ingredient* and f i m r 4 bout»
Mnfflti, Mra. R. P. Crenshaw, and troleum
they rheerrd
and »iahe>l
him
Amerigi.
M ix June Waddell.
The yoongnln* will rtfiyiy' new well, (" I lhal was J*w‘« |«i*l Itick.l
The wmtJinjj Will be nn rvreil
and
by
mom
he
i«
in
.
HrdlywiMMl.
of ail early efrto and (hr rnviplr Etndwlrhr* fin iheir lunch Ikiki • fop hr* ftrvl ptrlurn
BIRTHDAY
will leave irriindtatrly. aflerwHrd-f In iprlngtiiiie Hire i* one M il
I foi got to add thal Ihi guv
for Colombia to make their hnni* ' equal iM»rlion- of r hupped mil*
and relerv, m* Utrn with «t*intN| wh" Imoghred Ifotdr*! -if H|) * ,
hrnnwy nrid • pre ad on liUtt4PTe*|j tj^nt
that ^ uure*-n m t*o
brown i »i wholrwheai bread illrev | Ty r nn* f'fiwni
Dorothy lavckhart, chairman nf
CluthrH .Mu.Nl I ,ns( Twice As Long! To Clean
I hem Often Is The Annwcr!
M in '.
Pill
11 1,-tm-il
it ml
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65c
Dresses 65c
Suits 65c
Pants 30c
HATS
Mr. Proctor Given
Party On Birthday
MiHH Edith Hales To
Wed H. C. McMullen
C LEA N ER & PRESSED
( ASH *Si C A R R Y
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LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
Ill) HAST MELONII ST.
Dorothy Lockhart
Will Speak Friday
tha WI litre* P ir t branch, llumlle.
for Atneric*. who has been ap
pointed Regional
Director
for
Florid*, will b* th* guest speaker By MRB. A LE X A N D E R GEOKC.r.
*1 the meeting of the local elub
to ho held In it* new headquarter*
N«w Taonar O* Ha**
located at 111 Mignoli* Avenue,
DINNER 8ERVING FOUR
«m PHdiy
afternoon
at 1:30
Fruited Ham Slice
Broiled A*paraau* Blend
* M ta Lathhart has chooen a*
her 'Okhatt, "The Pioneer Woman Bread Creamed Caullflowar
Strawberry Jam
In W » r , She hoa Just recently
Criap Celery
returned from New Dork where
Marlow Mint Dvaaertm
Tea (H ot or I red)
Prailed Haw 9tka
for America,** wqll *» ether war
Thin allto ham (about pound)
far Bandlae
for l-S laaapoon prepared muttard
me project* to 1*4 tewapoon pepper
local branches S table*poop* m*yon n* lea
—
> # o u t 1-4 cup aarleet Juice
1 cap eeefced apricot*
t tahlaepoM lemon juice
id clove*
until brown
The t v r r s f s
■Ii iv i" ovrn In tl
I r..i III. vacation
i of .haring
I awl trap
'll. <i'i*rr Yukon,
Hr must
I
—
ga-r^ -jr- Bridge Luncheon Is
«i ypiiow waa accentuated with! Given By Mrs. Wight
'»'■
.!* luufh
Daytona
Mitchell
Thc
lonlniy mi_
of thr Truth BrfUrr* < ia«* of the
Mrlhfwhxl l*himrh was held on
Monday afternoon m thr rhurch)
»nn»* *Uh Mr. J..hn Vaughn pre-i
Gen. I*. D.
Gasser, Director of Defame. Health and Welfare Servur*; I'aul MrNutt, head of the War Manpower Commiialon; former iiov Harotil V,
Staasen, of Minnesota, end Mayor Tobin of Ilfilon. The pi ani uf tha
board are atiU in toe formative itagea.
R s AM JACKHON
SF \ T T IF
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rr-t ..mn .10,000
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only treml *
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f \hi-kn hig hwit\ look*
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MAKE YOUR CAR OUR
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THE
Red Sox Figure
To Trouble New
• York Yankees
Rons In 4th To
Defeat Chicago
CHICAGO, Apr. 29, C/D-Thr
Boston Brans ganged op on Me
RiU La* for four -rua* In ths
fourth timing Tuesday to defeat
tbo Chicago Cuba, 6 to I , on a
total of I t hits against thro*
HG A GCdAt
k1 F,HST
It CoR-CAB
ItfVfLAdO
HPiAstf
Tbo Byars* mads JO o f their I I
bit* o ff Los, four of which ram*
la Um fourth Inning when Leo
-tossed—In two sislk*• to RU-risr
Boston rant*. Ons ether Boston
bit was a homer In the ninth by
Holmes, rooki* outfielder,
n Fernandet, rookie third
, paced the Urate*' attack
with a double and Ihre* single*.
Inning on Frank McCormick’*
doable with th# base* loaded and
although they war* unearned they
’ convinced both Wyatt and Man- agar Loo Durochar that ths Dudgar, nee "waa not ytt In ahtpe
and b* retlrod for a pineit-Mitrr
la tbo second itanta.
Auker Beats Ruffin?
_ As St Louis Winn
HEW
T O R *,
Apr.
7 Tba 8L Louis Brown*
i
its
uaj apgd
BAffald A f A SlUfAtodAt.
CUT idDWCtgwitAdp
AodfAPRd TRAldidO
6AMBS, M
ariAt,
WANVdi
rw.-».w-ww
Trig-
tfeM* pans rbwooT
ABodf rtALTMojic/
(9 —<AV—
bounced
Ik,. floor
Ma m o
« !f a
. nine-game
nln.-rsmo lottbo
.streak yoaterday.to trip th*
world
champion
New
York
Ysnaoes S to I and knock them
not of their tie for first place In
ths American -League.
>d Tbs struggle waa a tperkung
hurling duel between Eldrn Auker
tM Charley (Red) Ruffling with
I flt. Louis submarine ball ex
it holding lb* Yank* to ale
*, on* of which ws* a home
a by Tdm llenrlen In the
itUi Inning for New York’*
S
FARMERS’ MARKET
H R fiA tU ,
;
Br DILLON GRAHAM
-W k t* World Sport* Editor
NEW TORT, Apr. i f ( ( V I )
— It’* a lone wsy t« tbo tad of
th* tbaao in U u September bat
If eerfy development* art Indlr»Uv» Boston'* Bed Sox. may (h o
Ik* Ysnkro* quit* ■ rocs.
Tbo Rad Sox, m a n o n -n for
•evertl yean, knock*! ■ h lL of
confident* IB t of tho Y sftfiw M D
th«y look lb* first oorioo, two sot
o f thro* e*n>«*. And they might
oailty bar* mad* It a tUaa m n ,
U the Tankers' win cam* la *
narrow 1*0 affair, la c u t you
don't know It, that was aomtlkm*
• f ■ foaL Tbs Yanks loso ftw
orris* and almost nrror drop tbs
epening sot at bom*.
Tbs Boston* bad mors powsr
than Now York last yssr. Tad
William*. Jimmy F u n and Jo*
Cronin knocked In mors tons
than tbo Yank***' top trio. • Bat
pitching. weakness and a sloppy
define# bandcuffsd tho Sox. Tbslr
pitching la locking up now and
tbo defen*# Is tighter, too, wtth
young John Pesky petroling the
short ftsld In plat* of tbo reUrsn
Cronin, r
Tabor Is a rood third-tacktr
but hall lots away soma cams*—
as hs did the on* against th# Yank**s—with srTalle throws to first.
Cronin ha* mtdt good Mi
Spring promise to bscom* a bench
manager.
II* laid ho had a
witard In Peaky, th* kid from
Louliellle, and Johnny norms In
be n fielding find. 11*11 eoear
mors pound Ui*n Jo* did and,
unlrt* hit hitting fall* o ff to noth
ing, hsK remain at short.
Ilowrrer, - her - tikes •w d r i F f
warm-op In tbs tirfttM. II* want*
to be In shape in cast th# army
change* Its mind and call* Ted
Williams Into acnrlra. In that east,
Cronin probably would go lo UdrJ
bas* and put Tabor In th* out
field.
Th* Box ars wsli-flred with Infield reterrea; betldra Cronin
that* art Tom Csrsy, Paul Camp
bell. who ran anu double In the
outfiild, arul Hkeeter Nswsome,
who alartrd tbs atsaon at second
In place of Bobby Doerr who |.
‘m H IT A R Y life ftlfr
Jfb Old Quaker they're talkingakouH
...and they’ re prailing the ttrategy of
OLD Q u aker In laying dorm v a «
9
stock* o f fine whiskey 5 y ta rt ago/
Now these reserves are yoar assur
ance o f quality today . , tomorrow
Ao-tWOAeR
s *»rt«»
.
. . . and for ■ hundred tomorrowtl
Þ
if
r vr-ur Aak> u
'Mjrr.dgCAd
dcufWcco
C d<A G o CUM PrTtrie*.
R «T P U «* T t> OoCd
BASEBALL PIAVB«-S>*vr
T.le tno ICA50M
1
*■ *
Wo v*Td r^c. coffr
*m - » « lCMyjfl (MfrpurAtia— r - -*—
bothered with a back ailment.
Cronin baa flro starting pitch
er*— lleber Newsome, ths young
*c# o f last year i Charles Wagner,
Jos Dcbaon. Oscar Judd and th*
rookie Yank Terry. Their early
performances bar* given Mansgee Cronin encouragement.
Terry, a 29-rrar-old recruit
from th# Pacific Coast league who
hat a twinging door delivery, let
the Yanka down with throe bits
In hla debut
Cronin 1* high on Dobson and
look* fo r him to ba one of tbo
sensation* of the year.
•
And WtlUim*, tbs' itriagbaan
kid. picked up kt* U tiln g when
be left o ff but year. Tbo Ameri
can league betting champion and
flret .100 bitter In the loop In
more than a deesaa, Mama headed
for another superlative season.
By PAUL ROBINSON
■PHONED-rOBOfcE
THECWm'xm^—1
Ton. / fr v A i y \
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w u r»i.
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■Malta ta o tk U f
New Tertl I. I t , Letts f
la I IS * , tha Untrwraity *f Tor
onto lontod a large tract of load
to th* city ao a BM-yrar Una
for lb* rum of fir * shlflinga *nouDy.
CLICKS BOR CUBS
B TTAKETT
RATION* I. L U A tllK
rage
May 4. These classes run for
eta hours each night and flv*
days a week. Thera la still room
for a limited namber of trainees
In this class.
New York etat* prisons are
making flrst-aUI stretcher. In the
war emergency.
League Standings
w t
r*
ii i
r*h . I t
T.
ft
flfc fr c m
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strait I, Bosoa I.
ISTttaaa I, rblleoslphla 1.
hleag* I, WTeshlsfto b t.
■Ury which I* slightly willed
be mad* crisp again by plaeIt.ta.cold water containing a
YEAKBUrmi
MM2JLYNS PKXH3
CCA OP YOU L .
u CUPM
c in u H
uPfaCAQ
c n c a o ‘f
M
OOHO AH1PJXS
Mlacting tbo material
>r drtsM* Me that II has
fenlog collar* and tiffs for
ing removed and that It
s>es nvKTT
ooT jal M r * I
wimcuriowMO
Defense Shop News
By ALBX R. JWIN BON
A OOf.SOUCC r
m phonby/H
NOTICES
Y#«*D£?
n ocm tfr
MAKSSSNSe/
THE LONE RANGER
M 6 TOPIC A W O T A T T y LONE
�F O R V IC T O R Y
Buy
DNITEO STATES DEFENSE
AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y
BONDS • STAMPS
N K W S I'A I'fiU
SANFORD HERALD, ‘T H l’WiDAX’ TVPRIL .10. I'M
----- * — • ----- -
M em ber
- — ■ ■"
Anaor l a i r d
NTMIIRK
I’ rrtw
20 Jap Aircraft;
nditure Wilt Be
i out . $4^50,000 Heads East’s Defense
r Construction
Many Buildings
jSeminole County J?ps Straddle
; Growers Organizf Vital Supply
!Farm Bureau Unit Road In Burma
With indication* that •omr men 1
* .
In. the 35-It age group will I* I|
n**«le«l U fill rrleftlve penrice
call* In May or June, the SemInti** Cocntv Draft Board hue I
received in«tiuction» from Wa»hIfMTlnn to ep^nl th- clarification'
of there rrtri-lrnnu. Clerk K. n.!
C a re r of the Itoarl announced*
today.
National hcadiuartcri haa dl-|
roc letI the board to mall questU nnairc*
ly to inen •
who r^fUtrrwl Cel* Ifl, regardIf.u of whether the procedure |
ha* h tn completed for the re-!
malninf jounrrr men on thc|
rf—islrallon li«t*. The order. In
heief. 'instructed the hoard io>
c1ar-l‘y n« tunny men »• po«i|- '
blr in both the JO ,1f» and Tfi l l l
**r-'up«si nnd declar'd that future |
call* mev Ik* filled with men In I
t i\ H .
the hhther arc bracket.
The 4 Alev J d n»»n, temporary chair
(ttmtnole fVmntv irmtiretion of ? warn pteshlfvl. an d attee
men lie the older gm jp totaled |cuss ion conrerniii^* the manner *jf r f „ r*inniiu«
elrrtimr n leiatd of ilirectnr*. #1 I id i » i .»•I•%n\
l.JHO. ,
“ Dcglnning June l.M the* onl-» t»a»* decMle*! that i nominal In i |, » ,.f |
•"M, “rejuisithn* piobably will 'Committee hr appointed to n o i l for I hive >j ,u
K J Meyer. <**t mm ing A»rr
call fny men of ImtS »gc group*. Inatr dtrrrtom
If a toy. I beard find* it necoa- apuointe*! rhairman of this V»ni lu\e luen iea<
mltfe**
oimitoinl
of Mofris MoaC
i ml t :i<| >d t
taty ta furnish men frr m the •
It v a a de . i ti »»»k•!•«
•croud age group to Iill it* call I ami Henry Thur«ton
SI
In M a t tha k a h l «hnuld cor , rt led that Htr ill reader l*e «r4eel ... . •itain..
llnue ciaoifientioi in the aecond;• e«| for enrh rvmtm*.||iy in thr............... on no. • .|
I! •»»< th«i
|rnun t“ nrovbtr a *t ffi«*irnt ;' Count). not to eirred nine.
| Thr nomination^ for diinetor*
i.o l •
number to fill a n >rmai *-nll in ■
Kill
i
r
pre*eiil«d
nt
the
u
n
i
June.**
me.
ling
..f
Ihi
unit.
\ \ r.1 r>e*d».
iAt th«' »ai ir tilt"* Slate head
I fns*hi at s ill M. U k ahary* at
» •• • II
al'artrf* u«rnr<l *vl| •electee*
Dates**
» t
I *.*hi
nvraJl B'tual Indo^d n into he I in.- I .» It Ih 0*1 Mr
\ no t»»l«r • »hip Ir •* •
- c r.. >.• %«..
Am ir before tn*kinr final di* aniKMiiuett
' t »o«
position "f finamial and p* • irr n|. nl*-i a .»• named, cnft*l*«
in^ . f \ . t .n .n >i « U ir Whit.
f t .,
•onal af.mr*•■»•••
<•
"Etferv •••lifter," the luilletin i l*i*.»rc** Ihi.mi *, It.dph Wight
J
l<eo
Itntnei
and
llerla-rl
Hebrrn*
'
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•
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.it
it-.
explain'd. "iiui.t undergo Gnal
tim-igo
I
l
.dhrton
prrsl
Icn
t
"
"
•
phy*b*a| r ianunata»n at on \im>
t'uf iiu rvplalne I t's*
hid •
reception renter
The m in im | «»f tin • tui
••»* I
1•*f
tlon by l*v*| l«*nrd |ihjr»ifljn« .• j thr (.r|'S|.'l|i.# ni tllllirv -af *h
*' " •
merely orelimlnarr to the Army hurrnn »* h•«li i* c.oitircted s i t 1
*.*•#•••■. Ih-i
(M l.
No
arlrctee,
therefore, (the Sim i o an I'aiin K o h rs llo r
H*
should aounif that iM-cavae he!1 and the nrenmpliOinH'nta the bu • * •**1 '
'" * l ‘•••ueiic
ha« |iaonl the lecal board !«•<•. • rrnu h»i« made to national nf
|
fairi
npolMiiif
to
fam
or*
J.
J
1
'
D
e
"di
or even because he h*« been or
,l*' D» i on
dared to an Army reception rrn 1 llankv. Slnli- «lirect*»r of the bli
tag for possible Induction, that rcaf, revralml ih. UoCgy-uml o» "•• »■• **. ak* n
the or— i sal ion fr#«a •• national '•»»•*' »*» *> to
• i irwpoint.
\
i •" M 1,,"“
Mr. ItfktMuN op
.ibe modbl tth\»»**»•!4 H
, ior with review of the e f f o r S , ^ ^
I, made by local f m is m in ubti.m* j L Jro1 ,‘,s k ■
*n»nM.
Ing
economic
pr.»t«iti »i
»ioce'*^""4t ’
.f f .ir * .
I lu jr an.I hs ill* K the fo m h .-'-y w#*u '
r
indiirlten,
I
that
the
effo^ta
of
I
tie
l.ieial
g
' •» «|>(
' *"
' “
<(i
tor.
alone are not auffirient
^
*'
, ||h*r*ll
i
f)Ul*. mil.
lo u (h . I,
lr a „ u Ka
w lr drp(
‘ Distinguished S e rv i
Medal I s G i v e
Posthumously
T
I Uriff H. H. Geon
ill*
| Meyer (lends Group-Corregidor’s G u n *
To Nominate Direc»
Knock Out Three
; tors At Next M ed
I i n c m y Hatterics
U e « b C#«. Hagk ^ D m w
E a rly establishment of % n E ast
ern M ilitary A r ^ taking In The
entire Atlantic coast from Mslnf
to Fkrkda, as a wsrtlme security
inraiure, was announced by Lieut.
Gen. Hugh A. Drum, commend
ing gcnersl of the Eastern De
fense Com ms ml and 1st Army.
Under this order, ths
Army
would control dimming, #f shore
lights snd regulation of enemy
aliens stong Atlantic seaboard.
About 200 Trade
Users Register
umers
nji.tr. tLm via m M^UIm r *
ta rte r fo r W J . u n r . «f « f t r
la tem ln o i. C w n ty wllV .p p r a i l
m i u i r 100 te a U n ind iom m .rtl.1
turn, tlca la a t ( th . Armory. «wj
local taltaoTna o fficial.
lurt>*<
Un It atlantlon to lha
eoniumrr r»flilratlon, b»*lnnln*
T o .id a y , A. « . I-ataiaon. Mcretary
alvation Army
C a p t a i n . Wife
Are Orr! a i ned
Contaman will b . r*flitar*d «t
■eboels throughout th.
county
will, ta.eh.ra ir t l i f • » rr*litr.n
on TttHtey. \V»anc«l.y. Thur.day and Fntey of rwit w « l , mod
the flrit w »r ration Injr
book,
which miy ba u»«d. acconliny to
tatar drrtlopmanU, tor commo.lltie* boaldct aiaa..
The book will contain W r»
tioo itampe. and each .Ump will
paralt 0»* ooldar to buy a flicd
.mount of lagur In a flicd period
Of ttaM. Tbo amount, and timet
m to bo announced by the r>»-
f- r s cv ira l ni»nil>. nHr»wh*»» r.c
closing ■csstmis of ilir SnD »• on
Army Training (’.dirge h» 11 in
Atlanta. (»«., whrrr tjirv **. »• • fdalnrd on Monday as full f b .land
ministers of tbs go«prl.
Major G. M. Woods, fath* r of
Cspt. Woe da, a Wo attended lha
session and plans tn return to
Ranford In a few days i» *m d
j vp the Halvatkm Army f*am|»i»»m
for funds which Is n»w in |."»g*
rcss.
A ll penmns who have n*.» • »»n*
Iributad to tha drive and
•••h
to do ao ara urged tn cnnls- • tha
headquarters located on E**t s econd Street as early a * (*••• 'de.
Also all persons having rani nut
ara requested to turn them *•• so
that an astlmata may U- • • %da
cf tha funds that can hr • «i--ct*
ed to ca rry on th«r work
u * . . «
ertrybody, and aftar tlwr art latoad no coaaom.r can buy any
BMrt w e a r toon a atanp call*
tor/ Without lha itamp, he cannot boy oacar a l all.
A paraon wbo baa paore than
l U p paid a of raarr on hand will
Ota W H bath. Thoao who hart
lea than ala bat more than two
poonda will bora tUmpa rrmo.ed
iqaal to lha axtea tuaar they
tora. Fractiona ad pounde will be
fUarattrtod, and each pemon will
to allowed to hare up to two
peenda U S already haa been purc ita to
600 Azaleas In
F t Mellon Park
To Be Reulanted
General Price Freeze
Order Wins Praise
bt t failed t
li n g
N E W Y O K E , A y r. »0. ( * > T t o gcvonunottl'i general price
froeia oaten g m t a al cconomle
M tlr a l attort a w undertaken In
Ama .U a wm> prala* from many
boahiana and ftoencUl leader*
?
S
?
r
5
M
l-.ifni ni
Io n ia n
HOLLYWOOD V k ACH.
George,
40#
I ».r l»**i
Ma* visard*
aring Friendly Pta
1 to- Vlh.d U.-- >>*pid,he- said
having! » (a*ll «rah Jnp«iorw attack oo
i ocinan |*ltr« Morr«hy, Au<lrfU»n pwtnoat
\ , V *1..|| Ni k
• .l|h »
* h<»v) |||<t «.,miin«n|, iu>ahh be expected*
n
within i w.• week*
A t least 10
2,001 Seminole
Men In 45*65 Age
Group Register
" ",in rm >
vblps
ieported
con-
,f . .t lr n l r.I nt lint i I New Britain,
,
nilti othela nf I j ii -, NrW (tulnca.
. , 1 the Jnpatir«e nl««i « c rr irp o rttd
f?,.
ma*-tinf new nml U tter warplanes
the north* in tdattds.
...riford
I ok ) .• In*m«lcn«l * yesterday ryin l.lt p.tile.1 the f rrupnllon. as of Apr.
I... tin* l*-' "f “ all •irataglrally Import».,n- .mi ••*•!••'* .ni tti.- northern » hors
,,i
....... . |i,licit N.-« I . imiu n mid in ths
it
M-.lm rn l* U ni* I*, the west, all
, -1■I v f v*t o h might t*e lived for attack
. >
iv. V .n h \o tialian roast.
n»» .»•*
I
fli t
. t«.1 the alrW '♦ «... . .ii I .». .i,*.. n vevlcrtiay,
I''
,i. it i i.iu an • 1111111111111.111 dump.
' '
' *„.t f.-uirhi ntf . u hi h..ml*ers and
•l v "
\ |
fighter* '*lmli attacked tb#
Mind airdrome at I'ort Moresby.
Draft Hoard Has Ap
proximately
ti,2!>0
Names On lleeord
Nazis Are ^aid
;
To Have O ffered :
1‘eace P ro p o s a l
lit.
Many Signs Are
Removed From Roads
II
ii'As Kick Uul
I
C IIIC A C O .^ A p rT " 10, ( J U - l le .
entiling team* were at work
throughout the nation yraterday
In - • streamlined ■drive for tha
Immediate comml.»lonlng of B.000
to I t , 000 physician* needed lor
tto A rm y bir next Dec. I t .
Apt.
Dotalla of tha drive, announc.
to by tba prrcuretnenl and a*tlgnmgnt terries fo r phyiicUn*,
te n i i tl* nnd retarinarUn*, were
pubtiobed la tto tog mol to tto
A aterkan
ModtoaJ AtapeUHon,
who, i editor D r . M w ri* Ftabbetn, amid that 0.000 of tto U t ^
000 physicians would to roqulrto
tto a ir f o m .
i Mi-e arrious (IlM *
II »r. Id
•-I • • t ••limn i-I. «*»ih the ritaf i. « ...... . • riirp lio ft*
all i ro Tll*o .......
Ith to th»*
t
■t«■
•• .
.. t | •- ih n* of irrcat
Bmuding it tha ir ».im . i v . s »
nr n il tell. |. Ill Ja.n. .
igl.tiiO
Pmk* nnd Slra-.le >nid )i*t«rdm
In addition I'.UM m..rr plant*
the
Enrnvi«a,
l!legsu«.
DuelIt<han, I'rule «>f M.d.flr and Pi id.
of Ihirking v«i let w-s. an* tu l-e
irc u rn l nnd |dsnti-«l in the l.«»«
shore pnrk. he added
Mm II
II. Mr<‘s»l>ii hn* %olunlrt r.st
classify the plants, which . . . i
planted nt random wilhmtl
yard t*» the iliffrrrnt ty|sa«
The moil reeent nddltMi'i * i .
iark wa« H Dii'delt'.han. d«*r » • I
fiy
the A ialra I ’lfcle lhr*Mirh ll
rhslrtovn Mr*
I
I! S|" «« •
\ lr M" glil.m, vsh.» si*" i*
charge ..f the KM., revrali.l *♦•. I
14 large guldfivh. given In M.Vlhlrn on l^ikc Mary Itoad. i -•
inhabit
the
moat si rroun.l. , f
Monkey lalaml.
United States Army
Needs Many Doctors
» •S W
World W .r | l ro and chief air
,
nff'H • aii'i «..it thmglaa Mag*
A ith ii vo.t* I ill.-.t iii in a irp la M
[
rm*h Mniblat
Allied hradquAV* *
t«*r * in Su*<i 4I m announced tl^ *
dat
Gc it tie nr«* aecompanlrtT
lien. Mnr \rth t anil company In *A
their h*•' oi if da h from llatnait*
to Anatfulia it mi I ita* regarded
a* one of the *«irhr* outstanding;.
air authoriiiiAUo killed l o
t i- •a me cm*h «»** Melville Ja£ ?
col.\ Time sod I ifr correspond^
rut
The drinil* mere not Imm4*»
iliit.lv atUMuin.'i d
tjj
Ih. 1luting idled Service Med
al wn* au-iiitb-d » h n i G ro rgr, V
if m i nun. *i«..d a* the W ar l)e-
JACKSONVILLE, Apr. .10. (Al
—A » average of 900 WI'A «ork*
art ara finding outaida jol.« rach
month, Wilbur E. Ilarkne*., Stata
W PA admin latr* tor, a. id yr.tarHarkn.ee taid the chlto
reaoon fo r tha employment tarn*
•ra r could to traced to the W I’A'a
division to training nnd reempley*
meal which it placing around 100
Ira hi tag In w ar Induatrlea every
M day* along with oereral hun
dred others who alther accent
lobe a t laborer, or'eon be plac'd
b t a ue t to prrrioua training and
a t fie ia M i.
I'ffS S )
r*r lm««- at K-x-paiiir, the cap*
ilnl nf Knti-li T im or.
Japnnr.i- plnni'4 .-it lacked P o rt i
More-l v
Guinea, three tim e *. t
900 W PA Workers
Nettles .Qualifies
Get Jobs Monthly
At Carolina Camp
Ceiling
tMM-iairC
A llif t l piniit'.H itt'* lro y e d o r
| (In m u n .il •_'ii
p lnncA
on (In- irn u iii.l a m i s t a r t e d :
lmu«! f ir i- i h i a n a t t a c k o n ]
. I In- riii-n iy a ir lm.«p a t I * * *
New (iiiiin -a Im ln y ; o t h e r A t - *
lit-1 plan 1-4 raiili-il the Japan*
a -s s
Cruising For
T a xis Is Ordered
Stovall Will Enter
Scholastic Group
n a ile r i i . niuveu. -■ i —......
frt-in Sanford at tha Unlverelty
1 lurid., hat been chosen foe in
duction into tha Unlverelty chep >
U r of I'hl Seta Kappa, hlghol
national tcboIntUc fralemllv.
Men choten tor Phi Dell Kapp*
must to In tho college of an*
and aclcneei and
nr*
selected
from a United quota. Only 12
men wera (boeen at tto Unhrer*
The agency "»ld the proposals
w«re •im ilar; tl at iho first W it
, insde through Turkey, the second
I thrnught Switierland
and
tha
, third thniugh Sweden*
Autl urltativi llrillsh
aourcan.
j -ll.cl- imnl Vnnwlnlg* of any tuck
overturcr.
(Adolf Hitler in his
Sunday
Ppeeeh made remarks Interpreted
h> Mime observes as hints i t S
‘'peace offensive'' directed toward
Britain, particularly when ha triad
1 to suggest It would Ira tha U . 8.
' or Hussla, not
Germeny,
that
I W«»tl M daitroy llritaIn .)
I (Thar* la * * , been aim hint*.
nf A ll* nrlfln, that
r rr.umably
Inly might b* willing (o m ak*
| a .cp a ra lt pear*.
< (A rchltald M a c U l.h , chlof to
I thr If. ft. offlca of f.eta
and
| figure*, la .t we«k In Now T o n i
prtdlrltil «uch a "p e.ca offaiv1*lv*M from lha A.-.'t power*.1
I n . Hm h .- _______ . . L I . k i t
h tu in u u M re n i. A|tr. ov. y i,
The Farm Security Admlnlatra
lion oteertto j '•atanUy that its
C H IC A G O , Apr* »». U
• m all.ftrm rr -ell enta In the South, mini lie ward L. Vlekery
east had Jump id egg prodirtion United SU tea Maritime C
from n negUgil de number a year tioo promised yesterday U
ago w[
told to half-doten 000.000 ton of now at
Iota
. ____ ora and “ rolling • hlpplnr would to dalle.
ato m ' ta 0,000,000 a week.
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1
H ERALD , SANTORD,
Juiuor Baseball
League Will Be
Organized Today
NEW TORE. April B7, « V 4ra ttrmks ram# to an and at
M polo (Jrounds yesterday at
io Boaton Bravo* beaten In eight
xgigbt cam at, halted the four*
l m winning apreo o f tha Naw
'ark Gianla by taking both and*
, Tha. .I.iona Clab Junior Baa*,
hail Loaguo will bo urganlied
Monday at a mealing at 8:00 P.
M. at tho Pronch Avanu* and
Ninth Struct baaoball fUld, Optar
Tpler. rantral manager of tha
league. atatad 8atarday.
la lha opaatr. - '-T^'(hreo-nm
• rally at tha a*panne of Hugh
.’ East was enough fer Jim Tobin,
who held tho GUnU to live hits •on o f tho league.
and no a*mad run*. Both New
York tallla* roaulted from error* Mob-Is Expected To
by Nanny Fernanda*.
Single* by Tommy Holm**, TA- Attend Annual Derby
Jit Millar, remand a*. Em it Lorn, hanil and Frank Dcmaraa proLOUIBV1LLK, Ky- April 27.
- dorod all tho Boston run* In th* VP)—There'll ba a mob at tha
6 alrth inning.
Kentucky darby horn neat Satur
;v: n*ar* by Innln**:
•m taa -------------*0* *01 »•»— 1 day, even though tha war I* re
pealed to cut down the attend
ance figure.
k . w Tam —
__ • * • it* * i* —i
IBCOKtl OA WB
Although
Churchill
Down*,
gears b r Inslugt:
It II K where tha darby will bo run, nevtr
Mtetea _ ____ ••• **i aal— i it l
Maw Tork . r _ **• *a • * • —i ip i
. I t l U f l t r Javery, Ifulrklngs I,
•airs I, and Lombardi; Koala, Mr. has bean estimated at anywharu
Oeo * aad Dnhnlng.
batwran 60,000 and lOOjOOQ par
BJg Inning By Yanks
Defeats Boston* 7-2
_ BOSTON, April H , OPV-Tha
Now Tork Yankee*
uncorked
their customary big lnnlng-Hi
til-run outburst In tha third
fra aw against Tom "L e fty " Judd
—do defeat tha Boston Bog, 7-1.
and taka tk* ’ rubber battle *gf
their thru* gam* aeries before a
paid attendance of 38,010, Bun-
i- -Tilt, throng, largest tinea own
e r Tom Yawkey remodeled PeriTrtjr Pwk several m n ago and
gggmented bv 2000 aerrlcaman,
,*8w the Boston team lump Into
T t 'f» l lead In th* second Inning —
on the only two hit* o ff Marvia Breutr—and wa* Ill-prepared
“ j 1 the parage Yankee assault
Which broke out In tho ncit Inn-
Defense
By A U I
I I t * .I *|
A U r n nnaibtr of man bora
rtgislarcvl far Iba now welding
rliTttt. which wttl htart May 4.
Thoaa who cannot attend, only at
•pacifM * limao, • boo Id contact
tno offlco at onto In orite* that
they may chooao tha-tlmo In which
to train. Tha now claaa roll* art
b d ii( mada up now.
W. A. Londonbarf, ona of the
wvMlug tiwti ut toi a, ednw to flan-
1Mb •111 b *
MM
IS*
k n n *i ■ > » . *_ M m ill *■•*dawo. N T lM t a f , May *tm .
Ibrougbeut k a l H l a C w i V , Plo.
Tallow a rook*.
IIU . at which (Ha* |htr« will be
Da II Farther Iteoatred that ikla aubmltttd l* lb* qualified alccura
Itaaalatloa bo published
la
tka • llk la Mid CWuaty of Sami note,
Manlard Herald. It being Ika anlr v k l a n Ir M k illR i. ika quulM a
newepapae published la BamlaaM whether
»»< (kar* akail k* le.
CaWnly, FlaekU. a « a rath wath • Mad "Iteepllal Honda at BemlnoM
lat (aar ( l > roaeecglM*. aaaki ko CBBBty" la tka amount or . I M »
ra ra mid alaatlan. lha
data . of
fir at publlentlaa la
aaafc 'aaw aThe beada will be la' demovln*paper la ba Ml loap| thirty daft llaai of ll*q *-*( aarh and » « " •
before raid ejection
Adopted by Ika unanimous rola
af lha Board of Coonlir Coatmlaaloaara of Sami nolo Counly, Flo
rida • • Ikla Ika Ini da/ af Fab-
i. Il.Tk-MI -
con.
was born In Indiana but monad to CuiUrd should ho atlrnwl
Florida with hi* family about 25 •tantly with a spoon white cook.
Ing.
_________
'
.
'
year* "ago. Mls wlfa U a Rock
Hill. 8. C. girL They have Jiwo
chIMrm, a g lil m yasr» old, who
U attending Sooth Bkte Primary
achool and a llttla hoy four year*
old. . Th* Londanbcrg* /-ar* now
living at 1208 Palmetto Avmue.
They attend tha Baptist Church.
Mr. Londanbarg la a brother of
E. A. Londanbarg, Sanford farm-
hhfom t
bo.
FTATW
day of th* apring matt but they
mainly war* -loce] parson*.
•• A *urv*y of rgilroeda, bus compenle*. elrllnte, hotel* end olhar
■gcnclae handling crowd* Indi
cate* a slight falling o ff In th*
number of portotu (ipactable her*
May 2 but. neverth*!***. Indicate*
a big crowd will bo on hand.
m
FANM K IU '
League Standings
■TATI OVA I, L BA (I CM
W L h t.
W L FH*
n i .fif b i . i.
4 * in
Fllab b
T 4 ,411 Clnr'atl i 4 III
NaW T.
I I IliUoaton
4 I ft*
Cklragn * * .44* I'blL
4 I * . 141
BaaalM Taaiprday
Ik-alna 4.4. Naw Taira 4-4.
Ilreklya 4-1*. FklledalpkM t-L
Chicago 4. Cincinnati ».
Ilnakursk 4.4. SI. Uo«la *.4
fsocond railed and 11lb dark-
nckira
• orlew of gPKfTAi. mcuirrwA-
L E G A L NOTICES
ANKHICAN LMAOI M
WT l For.
W t FH.
V.
I 4 .14* Phil.
4 i .147
CMv'nd
4 4 .114 Weak.
4 4 III
Dctrull 1(1
.141 Bl. I.
I 1* Ml
Boolue
1 4 .til Chimin I 4 tl*
Hone ha VnnMrday
Naw Tork 1. Ho.ion t
) I’MMdelphla M . WaahM*Mn
f l aw
. '-fWaVtland *. Chicago I
FI. Imula |.|, [Mlroli I*.I.
U q m Tsdar
No gmmoo ochodulpd.
VO TE
L. a
FO R
MANN
• .R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
B T A T B L E Q IflL A T U R E
CROUPE
Subject to
D em ocratic P rim ary May. B
4Fold Fall I lea I Ade.l
M. B. SMITH
State Legislature
GROUP
ONE
IFsId Folillaal Ada.)
ABDKN UBUC SMITH, DBFKNDANT,
OBDMB OF FPNt,|CATION
NTATK (IF F U llllD A l TWl AHDlaf USUI NMim vntDBM nx-
MIDKNITS AND ADDllVaM I* NO.
II AllandaM
hlfeel.
AmBMIar,
Naw York, lira el lag; V *d gr* bare,
by ordered I* kpamr t* Ih* bill
ol complalnl k*r»t(i cllag^ t e r ; dl**fv*. on |h* . Ml dhri l e f TJuna.
t i l l ; elbtrwli* th*< femplalnam
mar procaad ax part*, ll I* further
•rdarad tkai this ardor ba gabMehad onan * weak far I aaaaMR,
(Official
.
h
la Ih* CBttalF at wkl
lias tksll ba ink a*HI
quallflad alecVoce wb<
keMvra Is said
caut
suah Hotplial Baada
Causly la lb * su*a
■boll b* Mpued. sad I
Ik* bsllats far aack
b* "Far Benda". -A*
and that mid alaatlm
si Ika aavarsl llama
Til WIUUAM n. IlOUTON. Addrsoa unknown:
Tou nr* koroay commanded and
required In ipeosr no May
I.
lilt, la lb* bill of romplalM lor
dtvoevo tiled agalnal yon In Ika
Circuit Court In and fop. H in l.'l*
Counly. Florida, ky Lorao Horion.
Thla order ahall bn
published
once n week for four eoneooulleo
week* In Tho Hanford llarald. a
newepapor published Ik BemlnoM
County. Florida.
WITKKBB my aftlcMI algnaluro
and tka nanl of mid Court, nl Han
ford. Florida. This April *. 1144.
lOffWUi Banl)
O- P. flarudnn.
Clark Clrnull Court
By i A. M. Wash*.
The pracaad. arlilna from lha
aal* af paid baada la ka opad lor
lha parpoee af ncqulrlnr, eaianllahlni and
kolldlnt
a
Public
rounlr llnapllal
la
cqnluncllua
• Ilk Ik* pnehedn nrising I rum ih*
tta.taaaa.
lu .p i i .i
Bund
im u *
kpralofsr* authorised
and
vaildalad.
•
Said placllua will ba bald Ik the
paarral preelnet* la Ika Cavalr
ealat llahed far valla* in |k* orlmtrr election ta hr held la paid
Counly on Hap *. IP I* and will
ba roadaried In all ra*pari, aa la
provided b r law for iba -.main*
of fork election*.
4
That all rlllaana who ara fraa.
hnldtra la SamMala C m tir, Flori
da. and who ar* qualified alarmri
raaldlaa la aatd Puunly and praparlr registered ara anUUad ta
vain la aate election.
Baglairatlaa
Booh*
ar*
now
/>pan at Ika of lira of tha Super viaor a f Itaalalrailon. wkara any
rliliaa who la a fraakoldtr, and
wk* la qualified lo reglater uadtr
tk* law* of th* Htat* of Florida,
may raglatar and qualify ta vota
la paid alfctloa. Provided no alec■nr Pkall ka reglotrred wlihln l*aa
than flva dare prior ta Ik* dal*
of ---holding
-L ‘ - •lACtJoA.
—
—_ tfi|«
------ *
Th* law prtf!4fs lh»t mat ptr*
•on ahAll In dniMti) m i f ••Iwl t*r
who hat an Jmrnadlala banjfkUl
o « nvrahlp Intaraalo Itgal fir xjull*
ahU In (ha tllta of m
••(ala In Sand.
Thla nolle* ahall ba
published*
In tha t^Rfori Harald* It tulsf
(ha onljr naw>p*p#r , balnc pub*
llshnl In PamJnoU Counnr, FWirlda,
ohra «*ch with for four cofisaru*
llr t w n k t M o r * * »atd •Isrllon,
lha data of publication of lhc I(m i
nolle* In mid napar lo ba *1 isaat
thlrljr day. baforn Bald alaellon.
Ih>na and Ordarad thla lha ird
dajr of Fabruarf, A. D. IIIL
Hoard of (V^inty Commls*
'•lontra of Hamlnola Counljr.
Florid*.
Rtf t F. A- Ryann I
Chairman
Allaal: (X P. Iltrndoh
f'U rl
(Offlrlal Aaall
I. O. P. IIKIINlrOM. Clark of (h«
Hoard *>f (*uuotr t*ummla«lo(i*ra la
and for B«tnlnoIa
Fkntida.
do hrrtb|r rtrllfy that
(ha for»tfolniC If ■ Irw* and rtirirf | rn pf
of th* original nolle* «-f •Ivrtlo*
atuly n4ithiAiifl»d by Bald Hoard at
It* rogular in*«lliiif hold <>n ih.t
Ird day wf Fabrunrtf. lilt.
Wltn**o mV fbfflrlal hand atu |
•*al on ihla
tho tflh dar u 1
blarrh, A. I* I I U
O. |». If KIlNtHrN.
(Official Fanl)
*
BOO Buford A t *.
Phono H L
,
r
pear I* Ikt mil of I'umplnlnl IIMd
s g n lw ty n u 1s Ikn cnaa of HAIIDK
NBVKI-CBBH v. JAIUH N R V B U t.
g g ll. ok Kasdny ika Ilk dar af
Mar. A. D. 1(44, al Ika Court Haum
si Banfard. BemlnoM Counly, Flo
rida. sad In drlauli of ouch i f
nonmnea Decree P r* Casfeaau will
ba ant*rad agalnal you. th* iwllnf
prayed br mid Bill *r Complalkl
being ga akeelute divorce from
you. Ih* mid JACOB NKV K UO B It.
II In nrderod that thle Ocd«f
•ball be publlahnd nnc* a week for
four ooneoeuilve weeks In Ikn Bo b .
fard Harold,
a
M w ipaprr
af
generul elrralellon
publlehd
la
laniard BemlnoM Counly. Florida.
Dug* sod ordarud ikla I day of
Abrtb A. D I4IL
(Official Bonll
O. P. Ilcrndoa,
_ Clack Circuit ObWM
toy: A. bl. W r i t e
D. C
CompUlo Shoo Berries
Invisible Half Soles
C IT Y SHOE SHOP
S I*
SANFORD A V * . *
PHONE
9149
310 E.
Fourth S t
Bure tires ere herd to.
E8t, so don’t neglect
amslI cutB end break*,
H ave them inspected
promptly. A stitch in
lima saves a tire.
T H IS C E R T A I N I V IS C H I A P X X T H A N
M O V IN G T H E R E G U L A R W A V ,
K E E P Y O U R T IR E S
F R O M W E A R IN G
O U T I N S PO TS
by h avin g y o u r wheels
b a l a n c e d statically
and dynam ically, BaJanclng also a a v e i
fro n t end wear.
A FEW R E PAIR S W IL L M AKE
H O U SE A S O O O D A S N E W .
THE
You can always count on
(naUrUIs purchased ah
F .H .A . F ta k a c
FRENCH AYR. ti 8th 8T.
^
" I t Defense •
WE BUY
K IN A R D and SON,
cu n
Wry hang OSd tk* afi
flttal aaal al
Bay a l April
it K nanm
1
Clark aI ctrf a l l ,
Bala County. FMV
AINTNOW!
: People Trtio
W f ’ • *:‘-'i ■'
*:■■■:X
knowcUse DEVOEl
ro w
i r t m i . a itirn o v
FOM HOIFTTAt, BOND* TO WM
tIKLU TIK S D A V , MAT A, IPO.
Nolle* la hartby glvaa that Ih*
riglalratloa book*
al
iMnlnol*
I'ounly. Florid*, a r* now apaa *1
Ik* afrtc* of ikt gaparvlnar . of
luclurpilon of m id Caaalr, at kls
ofllr# la
Ik*
Br*BilPV.I*Mlpatun
nulldlirp. loenttd at Ik* vorntr of
Viral Hiraat and Park Avanua. In
MaTard. riot Id*, and lk*< sunt
■ III rnamla npnn nark day. s irtp l
Muaday. far Iks
tssUlrallon
of
H r — na qualified lir law ta rag ta
lar for Ik* gptcUl Klicllnn far
Hospital Bond* lo ba hald
la
aamloul* Coualr, Florida, on Ta*ad*r. Mar t. 111*.
•
Any clUs*a who la quallflad I*
rx la la r under lb * lawa <>f Ik*
Mfmla pf Florida, and
who I* ' a
fr**kold*r In mid C eu k ly .'l* *allllod lo r*alaf*r for Mid Upoalal
Klarllon. provided paid raglalratloa
I* mad* not loan Ikon flvs <>)
days prior ta Ika data of paid
•Mellon.
Only fraakoldtr* Who ar* quillfl*d •Meiur* In BomlnoM (Munir
and duly roglilarad In Ik* iMhiral
II Mellon Booh* aa by law provided
• r* allglbM to volt In said apodal
• lac I Ion.
W. J. Thlepon
kuporvleor of Kaglatmllon of
Hamlnol* O u n ly . Florida.
t io n
IMS.
Fbaasa *A
I- II- PISA
FLORIDA rMOUl'CTb
I1KANB— llu
II pr
T*nd#rer**n. • Id from tk* Fadarsf Oavommssl
It .t l-I.t l *
have beta ralactad and Ihnrn la
n r .r v B — i m * n*n <*«■-*•• n » iipr Bo furthar
hop*
far
godarnl
t U . and —
C A lm lo B - T o n
knlk. tlt.M-1*,** Uovaramaat
WIIKHKAJL tka In*Ja of I1P.IM.4*
CAIlnOTB— Ho? ftan
Itf-U *
II* lloapltal Hondo hvraloforn nuikallpr tl.go-t.lt
rlaod hava baan
valtdalad
tgd
.................. II I* I I*
doled t * af ktarck I, IMS, nod art
OBLiKIIT llpprle— f r p l u .
II ve. new ready far ml*, and
Ill
wIIKitK.AS. I* II aallmalad lh*l
CVCtlMBMIU*— llu
llpr
" fd
i» tha coat of lha
ronvtrBatlaa
of
fnnry, ll.tt-1.1*
•aid
lloapltal BalMlas a* harolou itA i'ic rn in T — **p« r. a I'.m k for* approved
will ka apprealmala111* lu aa | l.lt No I
l i t * ly 11tv.Sfft.Sp and It la Iharafpra
narmmry la l**u*
IIM N i*
In
U 5 T r u £ k U £ i lM ,
Icm
lr*b*rg. llaapIMt Hands la addition ta Ik*
l a it,)* a*, ti.** I*, li t*
IIS.VH.tt iaauo Pf lloapltal U * m4*
OMK)NS— Dot Hun Itr'iV r
barololer* nppruvad »nd valldatad.
OllAHORg— Bn* II. «, Ikm b 111* m4
B ag* l l . l l - N b. 1 II I* » • * •
WIIKIIVaAH,
HOARD o f Corn*tl.at
ly CommlmloBarp
of
BamlaaM
PKFFKItg— Ba llpr Ortf lo rhulc*. County doom It tipodlonl and ta
IL H A M
Ik* boa I Intaraata of aach Ceealy
1 'A H il.n r -D o * lrun *•<■-!*•
I hat llm pltal Banda of BaaslaaM
IM T A T oen— llu llpr.
Ilad
tills*. County la tk* ■**■ of 1*0,»**.♦«
bo laauod end h M Ii- addHMa la
tho H M f g H lanua of
tlmpllel
Bond* af BamlaaM Cbualy harolofor* approved and snlldnlad
add
that aa nlaeilan k* hald ta Pubmil
Ih*
question
of
lanunnen
of
in Titw r m c t iiT c o v n r . n i s t u
Id bonds Is Ik* Fraoboldsr* In
d u tllrfA l, n W l I T OF V IO B I- on
•aid
Coualr
who
nra
qualified
DA IN ANB
FOM
SMMINOI.M
olaatarui
. l,
COtINTV IN CMANCMRY.
n* IT naaalvdd
Fum i
7
M AHs.'iAlJ.
ITJK. byTHBRBFOItg,
th* Board of County Commit,
f l a in a n t .
- •
alontra af BataMala Couaty, FMVB.
that they «t*m ll *SB*dl*nl
TUK IJIA
H A H B IIA U .
HKFKN. rid*,
and >• th* beat Iniaraal o f autk
DA NT.
Coualy
to Mae* llmpltal Bpad* af
OMDKN OF F C B I.IfA T IO *.
Bomlfaola County In lha Cum af
BTATR lir FIAIHIDA T h Thai, H
M
H
.M
la addHMa lo tka Maaa
mn bderahall.
I*
Boulk
Coder af llnapllal
Banda
"f
IIP.4M.H
llroal, Uuffalu, Naw Turk, Oraal- dalad
March
1M1. baratefarv
M*p: To* nr* hereby ordarad la approved and lal.
valtdalad far Iba
appear In Ika Mil of complalnl parpaa* af balldlng a fManly Hoa.
karalia'filed ngnlnal yuo fur • dl- pi lal. a publl* building la
aal*
vorr*. on Ih* 1*1 d*y
af luaa,
t i l l ; othptwlp*
lha
oowiplnlnnkt Caaalr.
B* ft Farther rttiolvad, Thai lb*
may prortpd a* pari*.
aani.af
Band* required
far
N Is furlhov ordarad Ikol Ikla am
thla parpaa* I* |»M *t ** Thai tk*
erd*r b* publlsbad one* a weak ral* of Iniaraal la b* paid a s paid
for I roniaeullva wnohp In tho bond* iknll b* fear aorvanl par
Banford lltrnld. Sanford
Florid*. annum. Tk* lalaratt n u ll ba parWITNKAS my kssd asd
Iks abl* aaml-anaunllr.
Bald
band*
official aaal of Paid
court
Ikt ■hall bear data of AtBaal I. I H l
yith day of April, t ill.
Bktll b* laausd It lb* danoialnaa
F. IfKH.T Ia i n .
■Ma of I I . I H M tarn aad aun>.
I'Mrb til Circuit I'Durl, Ktml- bnrtd
from t lo I*, Imlaalv*. and
nols INiuniy, Florida
•kail mature la aaaitrlml ardpr
By. B. l l IICHOICK. D. C. fl.PH.4* an Aagaai I,' 1144
and
O fficial Beni)
• 4.CH.M an aatq dal* *a*k r*tr
tharasflar bo aad laaladlng
(ba
IN TIIM CIBCflT COIMT. NINTH year 1441. aad |L4**.M aa Aaguat
JiuirtAi, (TBCtrr in ANn I af 1441 hat ahall bo radoomakt*
POM tRMINOLM COVNTt FLO- al Iba apllaa af tb* Oaaatr *a
BlDAf IN CMANCKNV.
.and nflar lira ymr* from ih * data
KAIIKI, ANITA SMITH* COM. of |b« u i .
*
rLAlMANT,
I*# It r o n i i i f
a
V ie
fi^ r U I KUHIda Is tart*? cAtlii
ARCADE
Package Store
1*11.
FA R M E R S ’ M A R K E T
son*.
WtSCltlUAMK' ra trr abii
Some 15,000 turf fan* crowdad
bM U K TA B U l B B F O B T ,
tho 'Down* Saturday for opening af aalea ap la I I C I A. M.' Spall M
Used Furniture
on Aasaat -lot 1*11' a n d -| i* M M
aarh >par
tkaraaflpr
Including
Ibp rear 11)1 and
I*,***.**
a*
Angus, I,- IM t/ k u l pkall 'ba- -redaamakla at Ih* option
af
Ika
r a a s lf oa and aflar A«uf art I.
Uvotf fd r b nttmbor » f J f lS S T Ms
BAHPOWO
P » y Cash f o r .
fly P A U L ROBINSON
H- m - m -m /
B r r A f/ 7 v k r t «
s o -t v w b
f
ywiL,
a rw x acx. a n d
WOBTVt HWtZV SVaciJinCE A
• S crip Iron
• Metals
s m p a o M W W D 1^
'
M lW NCriOCM S
E M E R IC K
A n t o n s w rtu ; h c
W W A W W /A TC A N A '
B ARD W A R E CO.
JSfffiJil
1ll ll II I
I
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F o r V icto ry . . , T
B u y
'
D NITEO STATES DEFENSE
S
r
HONIXS * STAMPS
NUMBER 181.
Pilot-M i r-acu Io us I y
Escapes Fiery Plane
After Forced Landing
gS to pc faction” Is
Caused In Rome As
‘ Result Of Recent
Speech By Hitler
Tha Ruuians appear to
hav« won control of the en
tire sector wound Lake
Ilmen, ISO mQes below bennsrad. except for Nail poc
kets st Novgorod and StarR
usab.
1
Anssies Down . S m p T m Ji
3 Jap Bonbm K ills H I h
And 4 Filters War Boom Town
U. S. Employment;
Office Will Be |
Established Here
Allied Planes Strike; Martial Lav Ordered
Anew At Japanese
Ships In Solomons
M»r:i«iiloiiflv i'siii|>lriK wltll
. hi* I I I I . u' i i t l! F. Windcll
iif tin' Urlamlo Air Bano,
mnkmir n furtnl Inmi inn at
thr iii' w Siiiifunl nlrport
ph'irdv ;iflrr 12 *MI I’ M. ti>liiii . Him Iill mil of hi* bla*-
A p p roves
;n b »
O f
O ffic e r
In Pryar, Okk;
Over 2St layered
'
in jr
The captuie o f Borok. klsv I
rail center on the northw—t-}
•rti front, appear* to bare.
|1i i i in' n f t i T
lir
hm l
hvtp-
.ihot llu' uiudi-i'iiKt runway
nt tin' fii'lil mill Imuled in a
J (T r a il'd |»K>t
It ^n> i i 'iK iiI n i th at th r p ilo t
i wan milv ■ lig h tly
injure*!.
A tj o i f i l i n t In n * '> iV r r nt th r a lf*
prut. who w» itm*aar*l the accid en t,
I he plant* ca u gh t f i r r in th r a lf,
am ! I it nt W im lr ll 'la r t e d b r in g ’
i it
it . U i i nt t lif iix’ iim p lrte d
.ail , n fir r n hasty
•itnm in the run-’
|nli«t In rniae hi*
Nr vis* p re p a re d
• hip
n
i i* i ng (v T c r a l
VI itn lrll rit*ed It
ni>oit *200 yard s
.... * fm ily le v e l
v •!• (in i o f f the
lorris Appeds Sypkifis Rite In
:cr Support Of County Is Hh^i,
Boy Scoot Drive Dr. Dime States
Tht
-N '
th r plane
« | i , m i* ' i - i • l A i l n l • m u tin g in
th r -Ml l i t l ii M ’ l 1hr whip Mr an on
f i v■ vi in i 1.1 I ii in[«*I
l a m i i a W 01 Starijowrcter Of Health
With Breakfast To-; l Tait Kiolains Seta n o ia
XIoramjf?- op To Rotary (lab
I
H U I ih arue
Jet*y
B ark er
*l
j l ^ u a i r n i , I'a l
I* leadin g a yr.inj'
( « f mwvie kwrauttea twi a i
I arid* Wand' welling t**ur
Sh r m in
, hadtte* M»*a lib e r t y .
r e fiM -^ n ie d in the la*t T«»t*iti*
i mere11 n( Iliu m in her Ktmir
35 Sugar Trade
Users Register
This Morning
mhIIt*
a not her
T**|Mtr i * -I * that I hr r r a ft » t i r l l d
apuf 1«-1 in* m I hi a ir, ami d id not
I |ainr op u ntil It hit the groun d.
|in hir*l in || y
a ft e r
the
plan®
rwiitr to » * i iip L ie til
W in d t i l
w a* .»hh I . g i t 'Mil .if th r plane,
w hit h a a t i^ li,v *-*l t«* I* 1 a P*4 0t
A n . ih e i
fljr ln e . » l l k
lh** i|i.|»i*d yi®rte
i , ,,., 1 ,1. m i r im m e d ia te ly placed
thr whip to keep c u rlo a 4
,h
m in i
. - ay, am! H a n ford
|i.,(h i Mil l< l(un kU
IdMtn!
at
iht
T a n k - L e d Jau
Burma Columns
Sanford FilKiny!:
,;mash Forward
Stations Hit By
Las Limitations
S»nfnM l
gaatvlme *|e« h i
*■I'
h * f«! h| I he* 4 i m Oi i '* « * l l l i ,
M il tn- tit jirn irilrH tnday I it* I tf<
m o il a I i M
fillin r * U I h *i * tn
*<> jM U high
Threw .mV fr>Uif o f I hr
im 1, .(
t ilt l a u f U l r d i 'r * « * l
nf t o atattona lit Iht* « iI s
T d tk led
J a fia n r -e
m lg m n i
lim it* have a lre a d y cl* ae«1. *m l if
l b n » le ft n y ra , the vntum e «»f c » ‘ * m whe»! n o rth w a rd friun l^ d lem ,
aalrw a re rTportcd In lw >l*m n m- mi i he* awtern fla n k «»f B u rm a fr o n t
thri’ fllr n lug
to cu t
tha
m t* h a* in « c IrO p erre fit In *.tne timlni
mmii V illi.) cum mu n tea lio n * , and
ifK lt n r e *
T h e im pending *l|i*l
th.
M fdiatav
A laa h m
a iin p lg
m*nt |« mMienU. whether * I
i i ‘a*l I*' < tuna
I tn i hifu-we i* (Mirlwi the « ? * .
• . i i-iri -U r m * ii t la 1 km pul lea fr o m
I ,« \ - i 'u mil* * hy a irlin e north*
targe
r**mp#ni*
i jtjU. w-f M< m la la y . aw l he in vad ers
heir
gw*«.|irt«
i
pn . >!*-.( «.ih m '.Ml mii te> o f I jk *hlo.
It* h Japafir-r
W A S H IN G T O N . A pr
he
CW!
S t n if t
<lk«t«M*ii*
threat*
IM .
o mmiaikm
imaiaod |■■tuljj It would reh v apfltratU m B®tO the rliat
k—l ata® Mmw IS for the poll-
Gas Registration
Ration May 12-11
■IcfmM poallioni «loni tS* F|i*>
muia-UunMlay raV moUi tt
T h u ii
A Cht*nj[klnr n m n u n lq M awdU
lu«l Um Flyln* T l ( « n o f t t *
Amarkwa rotantaar frow f with
U k l v a cowtiniiad hand to. t t *
awat fUak fltiit. TV* A m attco*
�>*s
S A I^O H b HtrtALD, 8ANFORI), FLORIDA
P A G * TWO
T h * Sanford Herald
a l Activities
*' KINGSTON, Mo, Apr. It,
—Shed a tear with Don Toomay,
of Kingston, who rolled hi* oa
th* rime ear out of hi* burning
r i n p but forgut the tire#— oil
fire o f 'em—hanging oa lh* wmlL
\ If Hitler1* speech to the RelchaUs Sunday waa what
a lot of people think it wo* namely a betrayal of anxiety
concerning condition.* on hie home front, then there la much
Jlfrra ■■
: *
sbev XT. I ft*, at Ike r — t o i r t * . to rejdicU over among the United Nations-fighting thd
German leader and hla henchmen, tho Italian! and the
BapforO. rU eM a l » t * «
( M i n « ef RsuN a. I«et.
Japanese.
Certainly, on the face of It, the addreaa waa a frank
admission that all'a not well with the Nazi cause and that
Der Fuehrer ran’t. nrnntlse Ilia SWr j ^ ^ .yictajgl which
TUESDAY. A PR IL
SR. I9IX.
‘ BIBLE VFJtHR FOR KODAY ,
rA IT n
MULTIPLIES
OUR
COURAGE BY I N F I N I T Y :
Through God wa shall do valiant
ly: for ha It la that shall tread
down 6ur enemies.— Psalm 60:1*.
WINTP.lt I’RAIHB
(From The Washington Poat)
— ■n h
#i 1r w j "mr-. fftd rflf-
i l ’RS. L O U R IN E B E A U Society ftB to t
of evaporated
<11V
AM
fight would be continued.
He promised resumption of mass akr raids on England,
which has already proved it could "taka It." But In the
light of the devastating blows the RAF has been dealing
Germany lately It appears tho luftwaffc. will have |ts hand*
full trying to catch up withr British bombers. And, of
course, ho said tho submsrine campaign would bo stepped
ui>, hut he failed to mention the counter-blows tho United
Nations aro preparing for his undcr-soa craft.
What we must not forget, however, is that Hitler is
a sly propagandist and a monumental liar, who never utters
n word that Isn’t calculated
deceive and confuse his
enemies. This Is why wo reserve any final appraisal of
his speech until sufficient time has passed tp show whether
or not ho was merely trying to lull us Into a sense of falso
hope, beforo springing one of his diabolical "master strokes.”
It seems to us strangely significant that he should ask
for new powers over the German people, powers ho already
had, if there were not some well-planned trick in the back
of his mind. How could he bolster morale at home by ask
ing for the right of life and death over hla subjects when
ho ha* hod that right and dxerdaed It many times before.
We don’t trust Hitler, even if he Is telling the truth.
RE-ELECT
L . B. M A N N
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP 2
Subject -to
Democratic Primary May 5
I ral*
A4v.)
Worries
The worst worries that a man ever haa are often the
things Utah navar happen, or aa the poet aaya,
He waa eighty yearn of age that day,
Shaken and epun.
.
He had lived tha alloted span:
He had carried burdens hard .to bear;
Th* blue crust la glistened and
He was every Inch a man;
grooved with my blades,
Twaa
on thla birthday that h * said
V y Mil swtepa tha sky with a
Of worriea great and amall:
hollow of laughter,
’Tho things that never happened
i circle th* hill* and tb# datlle
Were the biggest o f them all"
„
*— Exchange
By windy sun,
V o le For
Mr*. J, T. New^y. Th* public la
DfffftM*
•»
.
. FRIDAY
. Waman o f th* Catholic Church,
directed by Mrs. U. B. P od*. ariU
M, sew from 9:00 A . M. until 11:00
o’clock noon and from t:00 1*. M.
until 8:00 P. M. for U * Rad Croas
la tha Womaa’i club,
Th* Bundle* far America Club
win meat la Ita naw headquarter*.
^ £ l i Magnolia Arana*, at 3:30
Campbell-Leasing UaM, Auwrt. aOff- Legion Aoilflary will meat
b thaLsglon Hut at 7:30 pJf.
JUST PHONE IlS t
State Legiglature
S. H. E N G LISH
G U LF SERVICE
GROUP ONE
GENEVA
Br ETHEL L. THOMAS
W E E K L Y NEW S COLUM N
By JOE HENDRICKS
I awoop, leaning over; my boom,
scrapes tie hnow
THF.flE COLORS W ILL NOT
That Is th* tparrlptton
- From roof top and fir tip: the | RUNI
Icicle's glare
| under a replica of our flag which
was sent to me by a greeting
Turn* rainbow bright
In the can! company recently. I believe
y. - track ol my fire;
, that my constituent* will agra*
, I shako th* thin, lowering snow I with me that thle ejprrsilon
vclcra th* faith, loyalty and de[
- from th* bough.
termination of our Nation In five
i i i j thinks to God’s winter le the ’ short word*. I have th* potter
[ r ^ m a r t Into heaven
prominently displayed In mr of
tfhtra It has attracted tho
f ' M y joy In hi* richness, th* awlft- j fice
attention and admlratoln of all
p * / running prow.
caller*. .
,
' t.
M2
v I QphftGK ABBE,| APPRRCI AI^OH —« Ever •(■>£
the freeilng and rationing onlrtY
i A WOMAN SEEN IN
LANK !
cept tho*
Sam. Kronr
PJ
ar
War Rallc
d*f*a»J"a
ral affair
• J*1*1
000,000 j
aometlme*
tbelr calm, efficient cooperation
la this hug* national ragtatraDBrt E Blwpaaa'
Mon.
Consomat* eaa <H thrtr
_ •
tt ___ *
•
>art by folio wtng tha direction* D ire c to r* O^Droxaag* Rubbe*
sad suggestions of local, school Co, la New»Tork, Elliot E. Blmp»
officials.
And If Johnny and) too taaUflm before th* B mm * I bU p.
Mary have a day cr two o ff from etoto and Foreign Commerce Corn
reading, writing, and arithmetic, mlttoa, la WaaklaaMa. •* rabbe*
don’t feel the teacher* aro getting I shortage hearing. He dacUrod there
a holidayl”
•
* » * anoagk scrap robber to eapplf
WPA PROJECT APPROVED the country*a aeede far twe yean
-1119,338 to construct and Ira- and that verted latoroeU art la o »
prove facilities at the Orlando]
trol ef the robber program.
Army Air Ra**; Orange County.
(CeatoafFvaerJ
C IV IL SERVICE IX A M IN A -i
T10N8—Th# following Ctyll Ber-| •
"
~
LAKE
M ARY
Price* will l«e froxen aa a sort
.'grtliiiP to the German* who
iTV'becn fr sen In Russia all
,. .With fashion leaders tailing ux
that dresses wUl b* much short*C, w# wonder how long b«for*
'IvwJII h# nareaeary to put a roll- In* th* alfacts of tha** regula-i
tory measure*, aad for your ex1tog on eklrto.
pnaslonx In CeitfTaa* o f *orr
concern
over th* plight of to***
'■ 'A SB perrent rut has W n
Whatovar
broeved (n enffae deliveries, which, small burin*** man.
orrordlng to medical authoritlaa. aueroaa attends poor effort* in
behalf of the dealer*. I f* «l that
th* many among ycur constitu
ents who ar* affected by the**
regulations cannot help oat ap
preciate the** • (forte oa much aa
wo do. Sincerely youre, H. 0.
Bragg, General Manager, Automo
Newi Press. bile Merchant* Association of New
York."
SALUTE OUR TEACHERS—
i Germane arc ahaddlng erne- I- know that1 even on* cf asy
toon over tho heavy past constituents every day find# him
self petting forth a little extra
time, effort and energy fat our
win beak W when tom* ol Victory program. Thor# U one
groin of nor eltlatru whooe work
has been sometime* doubled end
trebled and I want to pay trihUto to thorn for the fkto w rit
that they hove do*#. That group
a shl”
Then Y ou r C ar Is
Lubricated U n d e%
Actual D riving Con
ditions . . . D rive In
Todnyl, .
M. B. SMITH
me
'J soar on invisible glares of air;
a Council will
chancls at th*
Company on
beginning at
•
VOTB FOR
Harlefl over enow fields.
1 That comes bowling after.
^ B ^ m l a ^ r a i d W ' Bt'Lidh
saa,,m. croup tang, “America”
LEGISLATURE
GROUP TWO
(PaM PaUt^al AOv.t
The Every American Driv* fqy
War Ronds taw enthusiastic raa-j
pons* here. Th* p*ople pledged j
almost 100 pcrcenL
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moran and
family, Mrs. A. A. Moran and I
Mlaa Jean* Moran w*i* visitor*
hero on Bunday.
Mr. and Mr*. W. J. David of
Ranford spent th* w**k*nd at I
thalr borne.
Mr. and Mr*. P. B. DooWy o fj
Winter Garden war* gunta efr
Mr*. M. E. Woolay Hunday after
noon.
O f Interest to hi* friend* la
th* marriage of Mr. J, F. Mc
Lain to M<*.. Betty Carlton at
Orlando.
y.
’
Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. W***on
and sons, Jarry and Johnl* of
WlnUr Park were luncheon roast*
cf Mr. and Mra. A. A. Waaaon
last Bunday,
. . ;'l
Mrs. B«li* Bromley la vtaltlng
h4r lister, Mr*. Endor Curlett.
I
Friend* will* r*grvt to know
Mrs. W. L. Bi*g atill remain# lU
at her home.
Jo* Mathleui, a etodant at the
University of Florida at Gatajavlll* spent the weekend with hi*
mother Mra. 0. E. Mathlsux.
There will be an all-day aewIng for th* Red Cr**a at the
town hall «o Wednesday Apr. 89.
Ladles are •asked to hriar their
setaeora, needles and -thlmblea A
mi «•» •••»♦
*
ing Mr. »nd Mr*. EU>*
Mr. and Mr*. Merrill
Roberto,
Barcom Carver and Jan* ana
Jana and Glen Cochran.
. ■ ,
progragt by th# m
LeTOs who has 1
al Fart w a r n ,
ist five menus h i*
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
SEMINOLE
J
DRY CLEANERS
FRAY T O WHOM
--CAM P BLAND!NO, A „ .
nelea", by Mr*.
“ Growing Herb*”
’
RohW n*.
Cans8
Rad
Btoar
Borority
W M * .*
*■
FcrtUbar
Ahd
F-vtlllaer 1
i* o
-
Cold 3»4ok* Raa* Spodpl
A O d ,| > ^ ■ I u f^ M l^ l V
IS,
accomsanlad at th* piano by Mr*.
RourellUL. v
.
A report oa tha hlchllfhta of
lh* Faorth DUtrict mealing bald
on Ayr. IS la DaLand, waa gtyM .by Mrs. 8L Clair Whlu who
citad tha four objactlvaa o f tha
♦tat* ormldant, Mr*. L. A . Davl*.
U follows; MntUrahlfl,- Educa
iU PVa . V
N
m
v
duniur
tion, . Dafaoaa,
and
th*
Junior
of th* Children of th*
alto*.
Mi*.
Ga. la
in-law
lltnry
R. E. Bollinger of Maon,
tha rural of hrr brotherand alstrr, Mr. and Mrs.
McLaulIn, Br.
Mrs. Ethel Loveland haa ar
rived from Saluda, N. C. to visit
with Mrs. J. 3. Moors at her
home on Celery Avenu*.
Mr. and Mi*. Lewis Mltrbrll
and children have moved from
1010 Myrtle Avenu* and ary new
ifu ty stated that, til raaldlnf al Edgewood.
Junior chapter* to by formed by
Mias Grace Lear and brother,
October will racaiva a cash award
o f , fJO, , Announcement of th* Georg* Loar, ware th* weekend
two scholarship*, on* of |I00 to rural* of Mr amt Mr*. Harry L.
Florida, State Collage for Wom Brown.
an In TalUhaaaa*. and another of
Mr. and Mrs W It HaUy ar*
(ISO to th* University of Florida
la Galnrtvillt, was mad* at lh* aipected to arrive tivlay from
Louisiana,
Mo., lo visit with their
dtatrict meet.
Th* 8tat* of Florida seas award aon-ln-law and daughter. Mr. sod
ed the prise *q an article on Sid Mr*. R. W. Pendergrass. — ..
ney Lanier for tha Hall of Fame,
Mias Charlotte Searcy of Long,
It.w as. stated. Florida chapter*
of tb* U.b.C. can obtain th# Wood la reported at recuperating
National Geographic Magatlne for nicely from an-appendectomy per
lh* Anay camps, provided they formed In the remald-Laughton
writ* directly to lh* magaitne Memorial Hospital recently.
headquarter* and itata that It la
Mrs O. P. iitrndon and Mrs.
a U. D, C. project, Mrs. Whit*
Harry ileeren have left for Hoidielutd.Irwood
to altrnd the Federated
Th* general convention of tho
U. D. C. wUl h* held In New Garden Clubs convention. After
they plan lo visit In Mi
Orleans on June 3, but du* to wards
th* crowded conditions, tentative ami.
plana art being made for tha
Mlaa Myrle Daugherty haa been
itata convention to b* held in
remove! to h*r hemr In th* SenDeLaod sometime in October.
, Stress was laid on th* Import Lanta Apartments from the Ferance of assisting In the national nald-Laughton Memorial lloepital
defense program and numbers where she underwent an appenof the local chapter voted to dis declomy last week.
pense with meetings In lb* home,
ami Mrs. J N. liohaon. Jr,
and to meat Instead In th* Wom andMr.daughter,
Mildred,
nave
an’s Club to sew for th* Red recently moved from tlelr home
Croat.
In Gindervlll* end era now re
Aq Intereating historical pro aiding In Apartment No. M, Wegram waa presented by O. D. laka Apartment*.
King, profeasor of hUlory In Sem
inole High Bchool. Prof. King**
Mr and Mra. R. F. Crenahaw
had aa their weekend gueata their
aon ami daughter-in-law, Mr. and
he rppd# a rompariaon of th# "Old Mrs. R. 0. Crenshaw of Orlanjo,
Booth" and lh* “ N s * South" in and another eon, Joe, of the llnlvegalgy of Florida/
.
’T r a r t jJ r s ’S ;
.a a
group sang, “ DUW", after which
Mr*. J. W. Daniel and daughtha nrfterrt* served refreahment* tera, Mrs Jo* Wilkins, Mr. Jesn
of lea cream and cake. Th# Indi Poplin and Mite Mary Elisabeth
vidual cakes wave lewd In whit* Daniel, have returned from Co
with th* l*tt*ra U. D. C. emhoae- lumbia. H. C. where they •ccomad upon them In red.
panted the body of Mr. Danlrl,
Prevent at th* martin* were: for burial.
Mrs. J. II. Trultrck, Mre. St.
Clair Whit*, Mra. J. J. Bolly.
Mrs: M. R. 8tricklend, Mra. M.
B. Wlggint, Mra. L. A. Bromley,
Ml*. MxOlaktn, Mr*. Roumlllat
■4*Hi c'TAM/Hf
By DILLON CRAHA
Wld* World Bperta Ed
A TLA N TIC CITY, N. J
89. (W W )—-Tboroll prob*
fewer "dork horW* maid
Mr* than usual thla roar
Profession*! Golfer* Ask
championship.
~
»~
|* “
tin
SUJr by Etsls* at.1 Ihm n« * • nr
title* which c: ties him to %»s*ltsls r
wlathrr be la biting » mgbi
mart* or whs the r lh« *•*••*! »bl
Iwiul of |ifnfhgiile* nboinlnns «* h
knew h*a guiir »on»|*leleIv w i r h )
A hiailhnr with lb familmr
wort] '
g. y gin g" n t i . h f * hi*
ryr Hut to him |lo h. a.llinr u*
* wl olr
"W ilts
1‘anta
la
iltta‘1Iv
f
\\ si«tsa*1 oil II*M*l bgglllg
fu ff*
for ||u*Uii>l*
II*
'Ths wifs- who •••%*«
tuffa on|o ha'i hu«t>«u.r* I n i u o r ^
Ivf.
mayf « r r fr.lrral
proa*-* u
lion, Wl'll wariml yr*ts*nl»> *
rend* mi
Shirley Tempi* f canter) aalahrnta* bar 14th birthday by giving a party.
Sh* Invited children of Lo* Angelas console of Latin American countrie*, also many of bar personal friends. liar*, the girls are h»lping her
blow out th* candle*.
...TrtgBH
d »**y (fe .tr a l />,.**>
Ju»t hrnrath that story i* test
other
atrftiiMt- trislllnr 1’ S
KrrelP* Hicvrlt* Stiwka; Rationing
t)f»lrfr«l ** Ms* r» a.I* tht* baly of
the stort
Kartil with • trinfis
run <*n iir>rlr*. ths- Wl'll halts.|
the ails-. *li|Mtiriil, sis-11\s-r«-*l ••t
trar.afrr of ^II i.i-m aslult itiswb I*
effretiv#* at II Vi ssVbsrk l«*t
night "
If »ll*lr Krrpinff
»*« I MMlfllrw
alglfltllnf**
•king IU |illttll«|r IM Mimi
l>*i\« •I* »
Umlll
I 4 tea
. * « »*k* uw.-sl will uauslly
•i nk
Mia |hr l>«)llnt
i•M
r»•11* Mil** Ihr injrretll-
Th«
ov h I.i M”
(V|. fv, lllisa
H A H (;A IN
D A Y — T
FOK YCU’ ll C O M K O ir r S
larf*
new
Irtah
w o
F e n tu rp H - T O D A Y
i d .m k k a h l y i
san k
/ »■ > !
lucilib b a l l
CAONi
JAMES CRAIO
D*an J A O O ft.
ih».
Is ri* |i*rt*il gwkeqs
CARTOON
potato
art being gradetl on the market
platform and buyer* are supplied
without
delay. Cabhage. English
lll.tro** and boshes
(la r g e
Canal
In tro d u c e d
D ill
In
— N O V K I.T Y
SH O RT —
NEW S
Is
H
ouhc
W ASH ING TO N, A p r *H. i/th
A hill In aulhnrlsr runitrurtl-m
and nlieratlon of a pip* line and
■ navlgriit* hargv channel * c r i»*
FI', rid* and construction pf an
8 E M IN 0LE C O U N TY Inland
rout* to connect this chan
COURT RECORDS nel and th* eastern terminus of
th* Intracoostal waterway was In
troduced yesterday by Repreeenwarranty hrr in
Delator. I(s«ry *1 us To Arfdl
latlv* Mansfield.
sss Hrssn 0 Mtnnla (|r#»r
The legislation ronlaln*<l an
Klehsl. Csrrl* A M »lr llsnry To
authorisation
for an approprt*.
B. C, Rcbols *1 as
a*AL I5STATW MORTUSUR
lion of 1144,000,000 fo r the work
gebota, E C. at s i To Klrtt K-d
RavTaga * tnaa Ssss
10,000 HOMELCB3
Dung wire basket*
or overhead
for ovatUbl*.
from Marshall th*
iL Torch**
w*t*
i Pip* gat, to th*
tokSak. roared (to
tom spreading Do
era waa • nice lit-
Christian
paper before* aityolir *«»ul*l tfll
crop at I'aUtka n now moving
At satisfactory price*. Potatoe*
9 U i*.hanging baa-
Thao# aro RttMttntF-
(!o n »trtt
...uT l*e•( libit, rhop|bnl
• ij. 1Iw|.|m*I r.M.knl baron
l lrn n f TKr f»f9H^ T wCr nf 3 n. « .
|AtlFd*a n». f
' ’ .if*- A ill l*d* •Itfllclriif fm im '
t : tuck iMAtlingB
|f>ff|‘n* »•'! Jl miH cmI vrtfriaMpa
for liMtiii i' iniirtl (tuck liiRili.
St r*•vat-* 11\ i iitwmr* nf Stnrkr
h«* |H4•••«I it* (trak lull if price*
rvmalfi nlfi mfive. pfckiriA m4)1
proloAlil) rniilinue for tR» inure
weeks
l(rv| II11a« |MitAl«*ea ihmilij
b# coriM'iir in IHto-rAlly (tiwaril (h«
lABt of I hr week Mini Htfhl « tjp
pU*B of ral*l»A<r. irrrrn oniona ami W% UeaL C*L J. B. DavU*
EnflUh |trAt Ere a Ibo eiiirftetl.
e“ —'
C. A F A *«#pA rt* ’
ThA tomato crop At Kofi 1‘ lerrB
LIsuL Col. J. II. Davlea. of I’ tedihoulil ret urvierwAy nicely thle
rnoot. Cal., led on* group of th* ton
Week
An»un«l I.HOO acre* will
b« hArvraleil In (KIb ataa. aih I B-2t bomber* which attacked Japa
nese base* In lh* Philippines. Ths
rslna which hit Eom# of the low
bombers wer* accompanied by three
•T pArta of (he MAte dUl no damflying fortr**#**. Enemy shipping,
l| « hare l-ifht RCppIlea of pep
dorks and aircraft wer* dtalroyed
p#r». aquARh arvl *nap l*e«na »re
and damaged la th* sir attack.
bIao ei|K*clctl.
it la plonned to key* aa orehro- ckthing.
the chib carry oo
.
.
effort* to provide
aid and comfort to America's
fighting m«n and lh«!r families.
Every Hem o f merehandU* la
m w , mostly era*tod by or for
BondUo far America. Tb* asaortmmt Include*i An American
Flag, "B for A ” than**, pint.
Ithubarb
t »•••('•
Salad
a
Taoiry Prm inir
iVtif Kiiint
ifof
l.*%rr Loaf
Sfpring morning after
-drtng » Rip Van Wtntlc fn r -lS
jreir* and had glimi-rd •••»•
*
nnfew
R U n d ln R
crh S
n»l
« 'recent
HOLLYWOOD. Apr. » - < W W )
—To se* an outraged actor la no
uncommon right In Hollywood. Tv
se* a trio of
peaceful player*
ntarlv burned up It something
els# sgain. It happened under caavss, on what Is known at Para
mount as th* " A " tank whrr*
water scene* are usually ahot: lie
(oreal fir*
for
“Tha
Forest
Rangars,” a movie In rotor with
Paulette Coddard, Fred MacMurray and Susan Hayward
It was real, hoi fir* they used,
and how they kept from turning
down lie tank, or the whole stu
SAnfi.nl Ml r«•-.! Hit' mi |rr<9t» ni|*
dio, only th* little coterie of fire
eiperta, firemen, and precaution Wf nf hrr sin.I nil I h fmr .junll
iy irr it|>* f * n i.*i 1 V«lrnriA nr*
Th* Santa wffl b* bald In lb* Ing supt
cq S ^ r f t : £ n
Mut t(* f aaI Nrw I'n U lO fl
t -«Min«*l t’alihagr
Bui IcI ’ b »uti|n»»r i « Ittirfl •
tha Cftliliif* t n had uukiltirtl tiA
ve«a rft'.Li: on it.
4
By ROBBIN COONH
SYifisajiBrtr/rsus’SST
will bn a k t o d l t aorta u p s fs s ,
Tonic In Halida
I »|N N K l( SK.lt VI NO 1 ur
>
HOLLYWOOD
Armory .on Friday *t*nlng and to Way.
" “ mi; fn)rl i 4 w ,“ *h F m M L _
A! r
mail miwi »»t an
Th* Lak* Monro* P. T. A. mat
at lh* acboo] auditorium Tnaartay
tvvnlnr. Th* buslnaaa msslls i
was dispansad with and a mastsal pro f ram was (Ivan by th*
U k s Mary Chambar of Commart* and Lakt Mary School orcholra undar th* supervision of
Mr. Fallows, of 8«nford.
Mry.
David McKaab, of Sanford, fav*
, _____
and savers!
S
Plano selection
' ''
song* and other musical features
were given by the Lake Mary
and Lake Monro* schools.
Mr. sod Mrs. Austin Oglesby
hart returned to their home al
Flagler Beach after vleltlng rel
ative* here.
Little John Btuoipe, of W. First
Street entertained hla frianda with
a birthday party Monday after
noon celebrating his eighth anni
versary. The host waa recipient
of many presents.
Philip Miles, of JacksonrllM,
visited relatives hare and at San
ford, before enlisting In th* U.
R. Navy Hr la stationed at Nor
folk, Va.
Frank SwaggvMy who enlisted
In the U. S. Navy la stationed at
Long Island, Nrw York.
0. C. Badger has gone to Mo
bile, Ala., to work upon a gov
ernment lob.
Miss Evelyn Reburn has re
turned to bar home on West First
Street after a abort visit to A t
lanta ami JacksonvlllaEddl* Bovetta haa anliatad la
the U. S. Navy, and will l>* sent
from Orlando to a point north.
Mrs. Earl Tlcklralmer and ton
Virgil, of I^Hjisville, are visiting
Mr*. J. A. Johnaon.
Mr*. Alice WUliam*. cf Point
8t Joe. haa returned h<m(# after
visiting relative* al l.*k# Mon-
A called mrotlng of th# rhl n
,
Alpha Kappa sorority waa held. U l i n d
yesterday at th# hem* of Mix*. l l n _
Nancy Dtghton on Magnolia A*enue, tar the porpoa* of forming
commit!*** and to romplrt* plan*
Tha 8
begun last week tar th* M a y 'fo r Ann
l
W A S IIITtiTO V .
MENUS
H« MRS A L E X A N D E R GEORGE
|WW| It •t f I I loll a Oh f IIMIIH'I
goods mtr coming
(»• ! !)*•••••
daya «lmi»9i untOmir *«»» 1mh*|h*m
her* %iith<»ui grratih ntir|iM«ing
L A K E MONROE
P. A . K^ Demolays
for
T o Sponsor Dance 8*nford
Rr& ansi?., m
r a r j E t e p t /f s :
C.
win he heard and Introductions
MfeiL , t
..A t/ m *, th#u reporta • w|U be
220 Magnolia A n . — PboM M l
LoRee Aldermen and Mrs. Bauer.'
E. P. Summerallle who haa barn;
borne on a ten-day leave haa re
turned to th* Army baa* In
SaVannah, • Georgia.
Mr. L. A, Sheldon haa return
ed home after having spent a few
dttjra a* gamt o f hla xtep-daught*ri- Mra. Jeanutto Marshall- of
Daytona Beach..
O.
P G A Ranked A s T op
G olf M eet O f Y e * r
Wood, Mr*. Fl*d C. Looney, preslMAC .
,
The .opening asetlon win he
called to order at 9:30 o’clock to
morrow morning by the
state
prtoidenL Mr*. W. II. Covington,
a slster-m-law of Mra.
A. D.
Orvlhgtua at th* Sanford Garden
■ ) d ab; Invocation will
b*
pro
w neuncsd by th* Jtev. Floyd W.
Ceopar, aaator of the Methodist
Chdhk jBpllydood, and graetlngs
ex tended by th* hoe tea* cluba.
Mr*. 8p*aaard U Holland wUl
>.
L e t Us Keep Your
Clothea IM M A C U L A T E
W e Do Quality Work.
Mexican minister far forolga af
fair*. Etaqulel Padilla addreaato •
group of adiUrc aad ferrtga affair*
writer* In New York. 8p*ak!ng la.
farmally, Padilla brought to ths
for* tha aew era at nlraaaat n lS
Ilona between Urn U. 8. aad Mexico
Mita Louisa Wrlla of Savannah
Confadarste. flag .Wtta, affaction, Ga. la tba fuaat c f Mrs. J. W.
rrrarvnca and uodr|ng raiaaia- Daniel at hrr horn* on Oak Av-
To The
f AM CAUGHT Ilka *n Iceboat
owe a shadow behind
enormous Irk* clouds
J HWU UM
John G. Lconardy
STATE
Frtenda hare of Sam Klnlaw
will bo sorry to learn of Mi 111naaa at hla homa In Orlando.
DAILY
WASHINGTON
him *hat
vs. a
4 a
roitcu SON-JONES
Mr*. Birdie Ferguson sonouncex th* engagement and
approaching marriage of her
daughter, Cl* yds, to Athby
Jone* of WaycroM, Ga. Tb*
wedding will tab* piece *t th«
Methodist Church on Sunday,
May 3, at 9:00 o'clock In lb*
roomlnf.
. ,
No formal Invitation* hart
— Mr. mmL Mrs. C* C-* QalUai
been Issued. but-alL frirttdT of
e e o il the- waakawl In Tallah*****.
w*ho roup It are Invited to at-"
“
tend.
—
* Mlaa Elitebeth
Hatcher i*
seriously III at herhomy on Park
Avenue.
fact, he almost admitted That . b f had tkken'a shelUfcing
onjhe Russian front, and Instead of assuring vlctory_"thls
a B ? HI4 **B 8
THRBB
FIREMAN SAVE MY TIRES
CHICKENS THAT .PONT COME- HOME TO_ ROOST
I * H e Telling The Truth a t Last?
PAG E
L IK S T J Si
CROP URN AND rllATTRI.
RORTOAOR ’
Psatar. Charlalt* It To
On»
Farm. cr*en Adair.
CATtaPACTION OP MORTUAOR
gaafar# praOucriaa Cr*4ll Asaa.
.STOCKHOLM, Apr. 18. lA h Ten thousand families la Rostock
ar* home lea* aa a result of the
T* Prmasl* J. T»cN ai »*
four raids there by th* British
u r r is o s u n n s i
Halls. Dr. A. W. SaaforS Alto RAF. th* Btriln corroepondent of
th* Dagena Nyh*ter In B«rlln re
Margaarlls Akers. naaforO.
HeriwalKar, Walter Ms *4. Aan- ported last night.
II* aald the
lerC,
A
M
Itelea
Lmria*
llab*.
**»•
damage
In Rostock waa worw
•Heyward
*ftsa to*. William II. Orlaa4*, Aa# than In Loabnch. prvrlouiljr raid-
w s a
Ancient aculptursa roves) that
a, tncboaUa waa In ua* In an-
[ “A Penny Saved
is a Penny Earned
SANFORD PROPERTY OWNERS
GET OVER $2,000
This year over |2,000 will lx> pnitl In dividend* to
Sanford projtcrty owners, Insured with this agency on their. .
fire, windstorm and automobile insurance policies.
Thla money «tays in Hanford and is upont with OOr
merchant*, doctor*, dentists, given to our churche*. charttable societies or Invested in U. H. War Stumim and Bonfb.
Our policies of Iniurance aro acceptable to Ufa incurnnce companies, mortgage loan association*, bank* anid *15
governmental agencies.
.. •
. Otlggao* RaUryi
P a y Cash fo r
Used Furniture
•
•• •
-
K IN A R D and SON
You will not be sacrificing safety for saving*.
^
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I
Engel Proteste
Treatment Prom
Lads Niamf
Figure
I
.n
■ «• 1
Knoxville Fans
Editorial S taff
Mrs. G eorge Stine
Asks F or A ssistance
Monday bo wag f j f i g no Imme-
Discipline Decends
A t Seminole High
W
8ha a il quite enthusiastic an N<
tU anbf^anj tlJoka that arary £
math Intaraatad aa aba and the to
•Oat mambara o f Um commIttea be
•it.'- *
think' that I
Practice Democracy
. Bonntorn Charles O. Andrews and Claude D/Vebper", recreational A
•nd Representatives J. Hardin Peterson, Robert A. "Lex” mothers and
Crsen, Robert 8ikes, A. Pat Cannon, and Joe Hendricks students don’t
■re the present members of Congress from Florida. Did
Jtm know their names? As a good democratic eltlsen of
a democratic nation, you and I should know the names o f
Af least the two senators AND our home district repre
sentative (H r. Hendricks).
Recently figures were released showing that an as
tounding high percentage of the voters ui the United
States could NOT give the name of their congressman,
lliis lack o f Interest U not democratic. These congress
men, who draw 910,000 a year salary, are sent to Wash*
itBftOfl to represent UB— the people and taxpayers. He is
sent to make decisions vital to the governing of our nation.
HJs decisions
f--.the
unUtVMIUllu can
vaail not
>«wr be
—
.representative
«r >——
.——
. , *o
--------district
-* *
‘1•
*
a. - . i n __a. ___i
. h« has adequate information About ouf .attitude and
r op a problem. He can get this information only If
contact him. PRACTICE DEMOCRACY by writing
r congressman o f YOUR concept of bills before the
m or Senate. Show your desire for making a democ*
' more democratic by learning who are your represenvia on Cspltol HID and by letting them know that you
Interested In the running of the blggeet corporation In
country— the Federal government
Most people probably aay, “ Well, what difference would Senior, Class
Uttle word have?" It would mean a lo t Once you
Important
ip on her wap to
she has a Uttar
D. , . This teat
VEIL MRA. FA T, u o lLy h e a d ,
IA M B have ban*
“ RaralooU News
CARVER, wars
Holds
M eeting
DAFFTNITIONS bat wo have
faund some more, i f pm don’t
want w Is hare them asp mom
just let me know, . Rath rode on
» r 5T.U
«reU V
car,
■7
* dlrortly back, of
I hit--a w---.fr
bump —
atw •MS|(lvaf
stetyftra, ■■■<
and
•me. ----rode on rutkleselp. . . Angry
widow (after (earning husband
bad left bar nothing: " I
want
pan te take 'Rett te Peace' o ff
that tombstone I ordered yester
day." Btene-cutUr: T can't do
that bat ,1 a n pat
seaMthtaf
andernestK " "A ll right Add T f l
I eome,’ " . . . Not long ago
uefnese staff of th» plep Deacon Miliar bought n bora and
buggy and took hu vrtfe oat ono
-tooneed as follows]
Sanaa p for a drive. They cnaas
to a neighboring town and a w
a sign which read, "spaed lim it
at Ite regalar
dap, heard a re*
p Darld Gatchel
g ift of a apeak*
school. The corn
tr’i aland to I
mlttes working ea these plane
____ ..
David Gatchel,
Ite aad Wallace Allbrltton.
Edna Chittenden reported
• Senior ptep has gotten
i good etert and aha ana| the fart that there will
ml ex peases In connection
Mi priviUgw that any human being In tble confuted
should b« JubtUnt to have.
PMties dsmocfWy TODAY so that you might practleo
M O RRO W I
v
1---- '
m
— By EDWARD HARSH A LL
8. R 8. 8 A 8 8 IE T Y
couldn’t
Teacher Interested
N ow In Posture
"lost two mors minutes," or "JJcut
anothat wink."
An sll-oat effort to maka am p*
oaa gat to class on Uma was bo
sun aaveral waaka age hut tha
detention ball la still
wail-oc
eanted after school
undar tha
sonervtalon of Sadia Williams, tha
school aocrctarp.
* The point Is, tha doors arc
tlosed Immediately aa soon aa
Um first ball rings, and no ono
la admitted until
after
davoUenais.
Just think of all tha fun mlsacd
after school, just bacanaa
tha
alarm clock was Ignorsd.
time 1 taka than te EnoxvlBe
L will a p a rt you te sea that w*
are 'umUhrd with police protec
tion."
Scott amid aa far aa ha w it
abla te learn from K no n il la
nswapapar accounts of the |u h ,
■V7!riuSf&
•drlaor. Mlag
'faculty adriaor
mansgerx, this
eat good Henry
t s St
EE
importance Of
Spin In Golf
Shuts Revealed
Bp M A S T RABUN
Strike one, strike taro, strike
three-you’re raU! Tfcia baa been
tba cry at the ball-park tha past
weak. But who kaa been there
to sac all of this excitement TT
Why Just a (mall handful of stuTha high school hops who maka
up t ill team practleo hard svtfp
day to ahow you
atodsats
a
really good p a a hot you do not
appreciate them enough te taka
tba trouble te g * to ato thalr
gama What h a happened to tha
good old school spirit T Re rely
you want our school to have a
aood team but It cant possibly
kart this unless everyone takas
S, H . S. Ramblings
By RUDUNIT
w c/cs
(Central PraseJ
FARM ERS’ M ARK ET
Students Needed
T o S upport Games
hr HtRiAK i r n i
"
, Q aiaau
qaaitntattad
tba
114! outfit to Ow national them1
planship white running Ite tie*
.ta n atrine to IT straight, and
Daley pbyed right half and fait*
back.
N ov, In spring training, ther
a n aator Garaaaa in tha old WfH
half apot whore Captain Brow
Smith raead to AU-Ameriea fam#
Uat faU. Bat Bill's atlll calling
signals.
Ha displayed uncanny
tbia afternoon, I ’m aa mod, that’*
a arand ahow aa tbla afternoon
and I can t go,'
‘ Dot Badla, ! .C A N T atep la
tbla afternoon, I bar* to r> to Um
Sailor Flop practleo."
Walk each aa tbooa map bo
heard echoing tkreagboul x tbo
hills o f Seminote -HI vary often
now, aa tha Iron atick o f discipline
baa descended rmtkor sharply on
tha backs o f tha atadant body.
Due to tha fort that Um chant*
te war lima has arousad tha
iwl
Mrs. 8Una a id . T
w« abac ItrieIr do
League Standings
o T ^ h i 8, H. 8. Bt O d ERI?
ELEANOR LEMPF.
If las Takach la now later
te posture, es wall M te a
Tberg has been a rumor
around that mom of Its
find need a lesson or two an am
to Ml« Takach has decided U
National Open Champtea
( Professional, winged Foot Club,
kfamsroncck, N. Y.)
The average player could save
himself at least five or ate
atrokre a round If be would maka
a study of apla.
It la all-important In golf, just
aa It la such other aporta as ten
nis, ping-pong and baseball. I
remember years ago reeding Bill
o„ tennie In
whleh he said,. . . . good tennie
per ever plays a (hot without
intentionally "imparting'spin,"
!.**? !_the very same le true te
golf. Ail uod pieyera play every
shot with some ppta. Although
this m a y ----seem-------strange to the
reader, I do not know a top pUy'er who ever thinks of playing a
dead straight slot with no spin on
the tall. I know I never nave.
O ff tha tas I try to
Impart
over-tpin by striking tha ball
slightly on tha up-ewtng. When
hitting a shot Into a green
1
strike the bell slightly on the
downswing, giving It bsckrpln.
These two spina I use a grail
dea) when playing ping-pong, bat
somehow most players noear think
of
using
the" knowledge or
tricks they hiya te other sports te
conasetton wtth their golf shots.
Some
ago * at
I-*rw ‘ Urns
• -*•
— Normandy
r Tropical park race
fine - aU-roand
at
was fighting hard to
working toward tbs
o f those aamea be si
rasponstbdltp for 1
w w ts.
. . ,
. Jbe , taaetteg was
Spencer Attends
Miami Convention
Defense
By ALEX
C llib c lk aao
uSwrity*?
Weather Is Said T o
Be A Poor Subject
Thie le timer Bnark, .
Racism. They a ;
A ’HSS’u'^
H
Backfield
a j s a S s p s -a
Vocational Scho&l
BoeaaUy r * » r rvportar inter*
viewed Mrs. Georg* BUne ok tin
(object of anf a r
recreation
R ’ TiTAj
Gopher
A TLA N TA , Apr. M . (AT—1U-
•
Ike
University of Florida
kicker.
Daley likewise was a terror e « v
cleats. Bob Rweiger did moat c f
Um fullbacking so they had Bad
Bill plaplng halfback during tbooa
dark days whan alar becks Ilka
Smith and Hannan Frickty ware
sidelined with injuries. Frickey le^)
showing wall In spring drill de
spite a trick knoa but has a long
way to go to catch ap with Gar*
naas. Bad Higgins, the midget
•lll-’a-wlsp touchdown runner of
IS4I, la Jnt aa fast and tricky as.
avar. *
V
Coach Georga Hauack who
stepped ap late Blerman’r -place
when Um latter waa called to ac
tive Naval aerriea, w ent talk
sheet hka backfletd other than:
T h a bora all am hustling, W »
look p m ty good hat waNa got
a long wap ate go."
That makta Hauser measure
right pif te Btermaa’a old custom
of saying nothing. Now whan
Genial George arias thoao ball t
games he .will have (tapped o ff
soma distance toward matching
the Blcrmaa pace.
Lowell “ Rad" Dawson, lata of
Tula»et U helping jwlch up that
leksah
fm te m
o
�FOR VICTORY
Huy
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
BONDS. STAMPS
DAU.Y. NEWSPAPER
EUablUhedl* s»os
UNESDAY, APRU. 29, 1912
frtNFORD-n
The War Department re
ported. today artillery fire
from tho harbor forts in Ma
nila Bay aanlc an armed Jap
anese yeasel In the bay and
broke op troop concentrations
on Cavite and Bataan ahorej.
A communique said reporta
from Gen. liaeArthur’a Aus
tralian headquirten Indicat
ed tbs air attacks on Corrr*t.lor,
and other fort*
are decreeing
la Intensity. with mint of tho
raid* la Um last two day* brlna
earriod not by dir* bomber*.
On tke laland o f Panay, defend
ing troop* continued resist* nee to
tho Japan*** near Allbaman In iho
central ooetlon and San Bemlgto
near **■. Joe# cn lhe went rau L
U S, aott-alrrraft runner* on
belaagosrad Correfdlor *bot down
two more Japan*** bomber* partie!paliny In a high altlted* raid.
Allied headquarter* In Auetralla
rmoorisd todiyi
X f u m i k , i Chinese
troop,
fourht desperately to prevent the
powerful Japonoee amlea from
bUokbW China’* aoutham bord
er* aM farmed n batty, now front
to bead o ff aa Uration drlr* aim-
Bemlnole la the twehrth rank
ing’ county la Uu stats in the
•mount pledged In th* "Every
American Canvas*', according to
tko latest compilation hy Rut*
official*, and tinea that lime, th*
Retain*l* County total pledge ha*
Ha* noytr *10,000, V. A, Speer,
who la In chary* o f tho sale of
war bond**and stamp* here, re
vealed yaotordoy. .
Tn tho figures jo at announced,
Remlnola'a total, on o yearly baala, wa* $II1,A10, smaller than
under I t o f tho mere populated
aroo*. Tho figure, after a report
of *0 taama, now ia up to 116!.H l i l , II wwa Mated yesterday.
Twelve taama hare not reported,
and ,11 ia retimatad that Um flaal
ran will bw crrrr *100.000,
Frank Emna, who wa* rhalrman for tho oaareat, haa requeat-
ln order that oompUt*
W , h« UhotaUd.
should ho handod It* at
A firr
Mnv
IK,
j urn II, a lt e r J u ly
1,
in
a la iig
mMi
i *«#»*-M if«i I*rr**. 1
| Ui,
|of i m i t r rr tn hlUhtin rtta such i t
Iitumtrio*, laiiorw, ruto
repair
Brie. Gen. H. i. Caaey
I ilw'Tis. radio repair men, and such*
One of Urn, MacArihur'a .no*t:| Exrmfilcd from the price ruling
Invaltablo aide* In the Rattle of I was t li-l of fi**n| Heins mirr*4ftlt*
aililitinllll I
U n ited , . i
11iHipv and material
;
rt’infiiivrnn'itty have a rriv e d
in Au.-irnlm. anil th o United.
N nliim * f i n i* tin* ureparinff
In ta li' tin- id feiisivo Against
i In' ,1,i|
i'\,■ii in (ho faCO
nf
till' I " i l l m ill'd
in v a s io n
th ri.it. I'i mt,* Minister John
Curtin n waloil Unlay.
The
Vin.iirtn ii,, r*■ wire writ equip|mt mill
tin tmli-d “ Important'
I*'*
"I .util-.'I Mr Curtin ,nUK
1
Stnio
undff
lit.
t " " ill,m
f since it ntirmaily decline* • tier |
1that itieiith* it » i* thtioght unwtia
to ra t a l li* h March p ric e s For •UCh
l tifyilTICMtitle
#
Kaifta am! poultry fed milk
! product*, wrfr exempted. It
|said, htHitu*!' they nrr untfrr ron-j
■lid rrihlo
rtimpt litive
prraaQra
which lend* hi keep their prlcta'
An Immrn.r rrovnl In New V< rk crlehmli.
l from ■hooting1 skyward.
Torfm-e "f
I Host of the f«H*l exemption#/ " C tin e ff lp y .Bf ttie fiermnn leailrr
however, were the result of the* .tutop* a- a birthday n.-ent !«♦ the Kuehr.r
\
priew control law,
whkh U fa ■'Amp arut t-'Oit t«mvM
that maximum pries for
farm
products may not h« fiird at a
point below HO pri-rent of parity
fa formula for determining Ihu
agricultural price Irvrl at wMch a
farm product has the u m i nurAheut 6,600 Seminole County chwing power it had In t'JOO-li,
OPA offiiaia w jp - iiukk* to
citUena, ioelodlny approilarately
I J N whit* freeholder., 113 net- pplUt out t a i l while th# onler
H freeholder* and 1,600 other e^ahiished no coflinga for raau
eoferi M T elW b U .**
I" U * fanu "prodiim , It itld c#t*bli«hl
May-1 primary, w . J. Thlepen. maximum* for Homm* protlucU nil
(Dperelior o f reeUtratlon. stated j or efter the first pmrewmg whVh |
j thc> rr^civc
\ KiwaniatiH Arc Urged
this mornIn*.
Rowrver, it
a*
I*'* i
ratlmated that because of the i By chooalng Msreh
To Hack Community
comparative lack cf Inter-.t In hasc month, l,enn llciulcrson, the
price
administrator
*
said
at
*j
With Much Spirit
the “ off i * * i " elaetlon that i“"
»lbly only one-third of the num press cotiferrncf, the order struck |
retail |
ber would actually *0 to the polla. 1 parrant from rurrant
Over 4,000 or* eligible m ca*t prkes rrid 11| p erm it frorn t lie |
|rd»cr*!
ha lints at the two precinct* In rost o f living since the
rxlcnt
Ini
Sanford. There are 16 precincts have risen to thut
April. He said prices, hnw«-\rr.l
In atL In addition to the re*w- »H
l be roughly la percent highrr1
lar election, property owner, will than they were In August. H» p*. J
vole On an 160,000 bospltnl tmnd the month before the war bey-an*
Issue, which If poised, will h- in Europe
t
Enthusiasm Is
Vital To City,
Hayes Declares
>s Is Being Made On
Tampa-Sanford Pipeline PI
.......
“ It i* (hv ri«*»t| limp lo *u«’C« *•
■-* dny, tiavr lost II
I'.tw iu uliutn.,
British Bombers
Dump Explosives
On Nazi Ship Nest
til* Utwrlttrtl !•**►•*»
II VU U*iuIm r* ■Irut'k I hr naltk)
v.l '.»-r o.fKitl rtwl ilumped
*. i 'i it * \fils**ia• « sin the Nail
'»1 i f f • t *t .u irtvii.ihrtm, Nort ' ••11a\ , ih«' I irtru*o«t r•*(related
h nf r inI hi«n%» mi t iirk In lha
■ * i i .t I iifisi fitl minIlmnil*
Itk
• mi»* i * iiul fighiera
.1 I. in.ir.*•- • tingla
t" *
-V \
lm|*ortntii th*'-' -iill more
tmt thniT *hi'hly »ud nmrr im
^‘1'
portant than mtciligrnce, I don’t D.
think •nyunr ran art too rnlhusl-1 nip
attic, *ml nothlnir Is linpo.aiblo If'
1
you become cullmslsatlc.
i-tri.t
Mr. Ila y r,
n'blr*l
that
lb e . I"rut
American people musl
yet en- One
thusia.lir ataert tH.1 war. "It I- fi..,o
nnl our nature lo ilo ihi.. iiut we
,
must if »•■ arc y 'ln c *■» win H t.|. t.
I f yuu ran t
yet
rnlhiislatlic
,
about ir tHen It l. riot
worth , , ,
winniny “
i
[Il-ru.-tnp the p ".,'til!ltc, '*f «
ITreali r >anford. the
Orlaod" -----man tl*-Jared there -re n|t,mrluoi
4m
Um t'elay that never evi.lrd tu- J
fore, arul that men of Sanford must
set thrlr slehts on a higher mart
II
than ever Iwferc. “ When Array ur| I I
Navy ramps rome In and folks a
ka’i Store—
Numerous Boxes Of
Citrus A re Marketed
rome Jo are Ihe latys, you will
have a srml-tourist season dur
ing the summer arwl for the dur>
lion. You must tell three people
that come here."
Mr. Ilayra also urged the farm-1
Ing h« encouraged, and atrvaar.ll
Ihe Importance of LeautlfleatIon
of a dly. ‘ Men not geographical|
location, build ertiea," be rrneatr.lt
on aereral occasion*. Mr. irkyrat
wai IntMatured hr Warren fto-|
berta of the Orlando Homing
CentIncl, who apoke on th* pro-1
po*ed pipeline for tran*portjng
fuel from Tampa to Sanford, say
ing, " I want to *ea th* pipeline
coma Here, and 1 think Sanford
ought to ho n great Inland port.''
Mr. Roberta also Introduced tha
1* members of tho Orlando KlwanU organisation who were prosent at th* loncheoa.i . I______
Edwin)
Inna, chairman of tho Inter-Club
Relation* Committee, arranged
Um program.
Ralph Smith.. Seminole County
MMHBor-wf- the Boy Scout*, re
ported that up to noon the fleoota
II)
..
A’
7
l, "
""J"1
l," “ v
Fr' " '
Ki,,r'
A
...... «l u *(|uar«
<Hi.i lift w I! h un*
'■ ■'
\
1"di'f s!■ yratrniay
4., sin Itt'Mi-1 w
I'M l* nifk.ee In
•
s.tk. ,if i rt'liirTiidt him overV'l.t inui* hpriTtl rrum thr N atl
he itrelitr<>1 r» lluiviiivm !* rmsft *
Coort, ha* announced. Following
art th* precinct*, th* location and
th* approilmat* number of reg
istered voter*:
1 w « t Sanford—Old A-C-L.
Passenger Depot at comer of
0*k and Commarelal— 1816 .
I . Lak* Monro*— Old Depot—
III.
I. East Banfdrd—Rtor* former
ly occupied by Florida Tower and
Light Company— 3.210
4. Paola—Hawk** Store 113.
6. Oviedo— Town Hall—ton.
6. Genera— Community House
—*40.
* .
7. Cbuloota—Wagner’s Store—
It * .
B. Goldenrod — Community
llotwa—107.
0. Loogwood Town Hall—103.
10. Lake Mary — Community
Houao—l i t .
,
l-.lli uffcnsiv*
■ •t. > i
• w-rc de
ny I*l. wit dr tltr Jan-
thuaimni
All* lti|i n» Mt lit Trondheim,
. fhitv l«i thr wnt pl.’ nt* of |M
hi* . L.in«l
I***
I r*.ti|t
M.itrrn l rat ions
■ < i »!•**»ti'ej in th** Taganrof
i sit* r11. Sr. of A*»»v um! Ilia
■ 1 11fill, w it*
lo be* build
s' i f iitf «l* fin** * Ukdinit lf|
I"
U* Milan flVn-lvc aimed
U"
I ru hr* (if the* ( nucAim,
\ 1 'rni-s htuurri thr Kra of
* i h« ! »tsru t * |In*Iiii Kara
■ "* I
irtitI> fm i»ae# It
■Mid tin
Seminole County
Farmers Are To
Meet Wednesday
t»* linn it alf
I* p)M~d ti|> it*
l*omb-
S* s" t rnmmuMifnllon and
r )M..iiM»ni| in th»t Action,
\ Ui*-inii minmunUiue alio
"*l Um Iti^l Aritty hml rrpuLaed
(*»-rtt*•! finrinnii rfftirta to pknrf
I.- Ki i inn lines <m the Bmolensk
AM farmer* in the rounlv arr irn iral fruni. Tho Germana havt
uryr*| to tv
nt Ihv fnurt IlmiMej l***t I <>00 titm l there In the p ail
Wrtlnrsday night at H:fW> ■>rhvk j two tlnya, the Russlnn* aald.
when n m«ho »m! organirntlon ine**l |
— ■- -— —— -— — *
Iik* nf the Kemlmdr f*ounty Unit.
ftllVckOllt On Florida
n
id the ilale hurrau, whkh af-|
Im* Krill, Alex Johnstm. t«-inIM*r II I > | n
*
chnirrnnn, annnunerd trwln y
Ik U N I L O Q H l
18
oC G H
This unit, whkh held it» ftr*t
.
i
mertina last Wedneadvy at whkh
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would take any action neceaury
to pfevrnt llie u»e of Trench terrlloejr
by
A il*
fnree*, rnd
Buaranleetl a mnllnumtlnn of the
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Barma.
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ian population of Ihe
United
State* that
It* evrry member
would feel the effect of
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ntwly announced proynm
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itabll Iline the coit of livtnr and
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-bo*ue patriots" who, Involkin*
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Materials Land In Australia!
With ^IacArthur.
Corregkjar Blasts 2
Planes Out O f Sky;
Chinese In Burma
Fight Desperately
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•k* ragalnr «k*lr. darorta*
ky
Sure tires'ire hard to
get, so don't neglect
■mall cuts, end breaks.
Have them inspected
promptly. A stitch in
time savee a tire.
•
KEEP YOUR TIRES
PROM WEARING
OUT ) N SPOTS
by having your wheels
b a l a n c e d statically
and dynamically. Bal
ancing also s a v e s
front end wear.
• y r-\ i
k
A J •\
y,
D e n ja m in F ra n k lin ’ * w o r d s o f w is d o m w o r e n e v e r m o fe
s ifn lflc a n t t h a n th e y a r e t o d a y !
T h « f i r s t m utual f ir ® in s u ra n ce com p a n y . W U fou n d ed m
In 1762 b y a g ro u p o f p r o m in e n t c itiz e n s , a m o n g w h om w e i 9
Iie n js ro ln F rA n k lin .
.
f
■
T h is m u tu s l in s u ra n c e c o m p a n y has ren d ere d
sta n d in g s e r v ic e to A m e r ic a n s f o r 100 j w n *
i J fuW . e In?ur,uiS> toA* r *• *«nring Americans tn mil
v? Ik* ° r We by offering mmdwum protection with Mb0,41 9 *
tevwted in the N*.
S p“'th*" 01,Jnlw.sul“ w"a
BRIGGS
By PAUL
I f I am elected to the laegisiaturo i
went my county In a creditable mam
will be ended. Being a young man I
I if I am to rise In the esteem of the
AN0WHJL5 fHAWAV a t
CAMP-TT3AWN3 AND f
nfiHTNG-'fOUU.W/Vrl
foa
Bufjns NET MDOrfeAgkf |
miJ
TH£ H M
H A S lfiS r
VRAJW-V*
r tvpreeentaUve in TaliahaaMt. My :
EjiUr bastneei are located here. 1 phf
iture and ask a chance to make good in
• & 1. NELSON, JR*
o u t
*
oSSEJHS
�s
-J**-
,
lOK VICTORY
1‘ledHc
UNITED STAlli DEFENSE
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
BONOS• STAMPS
NEW SPAPER
M m lxr Associated Prtsa
S A N F O R D * H E R A lift , M O N D A V . " A P R I ^ f 7
reezing -Q#—All Prices^
Reds Advance,In
Departments;
^Krll 2,0WMfiims
■— .... _____
Roosevelt
Propose#
7-point Plan IVl
('ombnt
Increase
In Living C o s t d
N\ \SM IN (.m S . Apr.
n * -.
— t A I' >—l*rr*Wrnt Hsw u t H
twin |»rn|iu»»*d the ilAbllat*
lion nl wagra arid aalirUf mi
liwiidduili an part of a H i m
(xHnl pinf ram to rambattik#* ’ *
upward »pira| in living coaUt.^r.
lie *ai«l during the war “N *
\mrrinn rillien
ought to
hair ■ nei income. After bo
ha i paid M* t« \in. of' aa#f#
iban *27,000 a irar.
lir aU« a-Wnl (he repeal
*d prill Uiniw of the price fla*
me U «
*h(th allow farm
*
rummAidlllrM to rite I®
111
permit of par lit» „ oppoaed tb#
*tt'Pt nupin of the 10 h®«r ‘ *
City May Have To
Increase - P o l i c e ,
V in g Q g e w iv e .
M ^ b aijts
■fl*-
many
PUTOI
MAacon
Happj^
mrn will
be ita-{
U n d e r c u rrent O f
(A n xiety
Noticed
In
H itler
Speech
1 hi
l*ie«nlrftl
p ro p w fd
heaif la\r« ihr Kidding of
liHMiuil ami rurporate profits
l«i i r *i **t»mi hie IrteU, thtalst illiaiPin of price* rrcrlv e d
Li far niff w, dLrnu raging «¥f*
dit and Installment buying, til#
ralittnuiR of all r**eltllal acSTe#
material* ami the
Imulatian
lu purrhaae war bond a. Tb#
I rr%idrnl *ill di*ru** the pro*
cr?rn mi Ihr r Actio Tuesday
til dhi
Pacific Ocean
THia map ahint * h*oa clear (■» Jwpnii <■ l.1 * Imuik'i iiunlr i fam il landitit; iflrt pat 11« ipttl m
n .a raid on Tokyo
The repoit of the plturrs I « ndlPif rim r from Khilmrtn «k, in Hlkitn, ainlt Ul
nllra away.
The rroit « » • interned.
Thr Aleutian Inland* are the neare«t known Allied l*n*>
;o the area.
Annm nrpnu nl
fin t r< nflrmn tmn of Japan'* frantic rr|M*it of thr Uimhm.
• ho d « l m d the c.tkbll.hroant
of the N »r»l Training Blatloo
here wilt benefit ever, Sanford
and Seminole County person.
President IlooNevclt>
I h Included In 40j
Million In Nation
U esnUnua to
from Taung.
W b M u d a lijr
IS tha Pyln-
paid ba hi an
Sg- ,«•
a( Ua.c>,l.nW-
Allied Bombers
Score Succeiues
•rln Raid On Lae
Instructions On
Mail S erv ice Out
O f U.S. R evealod
msstar ntaii a *—a*h|
h Increase In
W ASIIlNt; I (»N. Vpr, 17—
i \IM
With
preliminary
-t*p* m tb* e'Offnmfnt drive
L • lean
lOiliin reon ofay
■"ii of ihr
a ar a(rnrlra
toelai rrad It'd iKrtntrhtl for
ihr hlaiikrl frrerinx of prices
“ llh olriall i rilifijf which la
lik r 11 |o h«* announced lomorrow |h. oc Ion n a Corell*r» mat ripe* I added era*
|ih»wt* on thr fa itonine uf rttfi*
*ii met iIrin • *u( h a■ ml fee.
Ira tat- and id!*, durable
*"d e * <o toa 11> clothing,
I h- InwI inafor action In
thr itu n jfr tn rr from [ware
to war rioioniv »l|| be the la*
* iiaiK e of * \\ I*7l order, due
thi* • rrk
proMhUtng
tb*
"'*• .tf iron and alrel In hun*
drret- .f ii%||ian product#. Of*
f trial* hair i|r*i rlWd it aa •
f«n*l hd on n*»n r**rntia| f|'i Lao loaiiul at lur e
Seminole County Ensign Parachutes To Safety
Men, 45 To 65,
After Collision During Flight
Register Today
feat long and 100 feet wide* U
------ * —
(levin* completion now *| lh«
Men of Kemlnolc t ounty 1^baM. Ihu work Iwln^ 'Ion* umirt, |w*cn the
of I ft , 11.1 It;, at.
■ WPA contrect. It hu« W n re-’ (Join* their p v t In thr nation,
per ltd that liarrarl# aixl han^retwrlile yuvenimenlal-miulrnl re*
will ba erected, and a ftitce will lalratton to.lay hy .tuning at
be plaaed a»JU»d the haire field adovenlent
arhooi
t>u I Id I n g 1
The Navy la etpecte.! to let out throughout
tha
count)
The
eonlraet, on thlt wort
ochool. with trarhera artln* a.
The ritv, which ha> »|o-nl al.uil regiatrai* will remain open on
110,000 In obtaining the land, til PrtNi oVI<wb tonight
They
will deed the airport lu the Navy, opened thi.
morning at 7 iKi
for II
Than when the Ni*v I. o'clock
through with the field, it .ill '"
K. ft farter. . Irrk of (he heal
deeded back to thr City fur th ■ Draft Hoard, ha. estimated at
aam. rum. In addition. Ihr Cltr lea.I J.OihI mm in the county will
will he drkded all ether land lh.t *ign In thr rt gnlration which ha.
the N>yy may purehaae and add aa Ita ,*rpoae Information on th.
lo lha preaent alta, according t» .kllla and aptiludaa of tha naMayor Hill.
lloo’a manpower for u.a In war
'Tha great expenditure th< production work
Thi. group la
Navy will maka harv I. a vrrv no! liable for military aarvlce
■uhatantlal return on our ln>c.l under th. law
merit of |J8,000. and the hugr1 They will be iri**n cartlflrate.
Mealtewea <1. Pmae T ~ -»
of rrel.traltnn which they mu.I
have Tn thrlr prr.on.l (Miaan.lon
at all limn Hfitl pn.*l ucc at Ihr
1 fq ucs (
of nut ho/1kinJ per»uns
laAlrr they will in* r«N|ulml Infill
•»u| an tin upHi imifll tiurailtinnalrv,
•l« tailing (heir civilian *{ urn11fleationa and ikllla, but that wfU b«
for th# purpoae of obtaining In*
formation only.
To aiaiir# to th# irmod force*
----------- that all avmtUbU oc#an and ■!'
W ASH INGTO N, Apr. X7, (A*>—
transportation ipar* I# «l#votr«l i« Th# nam#* of almost BO.DOO,000
•tun tha w 5 rl 2
B a l ha pro claim *!
many had w m a daft
E xp en ses S e e n
Tha W ar and N ayy
Depart
manta h are Informed th a Pott
O ffice, Departm ent
th a t
la rie
qaahtiliee o f aacood, third
and
fourth-eltae
m ail
m atte r
addreared fo r dalhrary out*Ida Ih.
U alted S ta te s are a a r io u ilr InU rfa rta g w ith tha oapadltlon.
move rsan I o f vita) w a r sappllaa.
Alan m erthandire
and
printed
m atter not sbooohety aeoeatial to
tha w a r e ffo r t which -were former-
-•* 4J M ' • v
i
^*P •>---» *-vf •vJLw w W S U ,
- f VU.
77
a :d
^ it.**
r r1—
A ___T I i ir
V**hpc
Word hut IrfH-n received
Knilgn L a o
k Mroard
I’nllnl State* Nats of Pi
*n. and a hr»dhri of Mi *
Nordgren of 1hia ril). parai
In malrty !*■( Kunda> vfh*
Navy fighter plane on* ■
laheti as tt was struck !♦> a>
plane at 3,000 feet duting >
|rnation flight
WASHINGTON, Apt
*i7
«A*> The Navy Mnuuunctd to
Allhoirjjh Ih# plane ' m-* •
day that Ihr ilc*iruyer stu rtr
half by the fin |H'llet of (hi
v rn l had twen sunk o ff
thr I ship just back nf the r
cnast of Kloiids “ by an undtr*
Enaign Menard wpa .ortui
• stcc
Vs^loaTon
within
tl **
ha wrote m*ml*er» of ftka f
past ' I i h o u ra”
that hr was unlnjure»l •«
Thr |o»a **f life » *■ sm alt 1 landert .Ih miles from his lm
Ihr N avy «i-inmunUjur rrjn>rt®tj,
* 1 hrr r MiTp *rv|ral plain - 'U
i n«| fm»*I, uf thr errw o f \ h r
Inif in thr form ation sim I m lien
d<l m si vr**r) rrscbrd part
ohr
s lu n k thr plane In w hn h I i
s a fr ly , Indicating O at thr ship
sign M roar,I was flying In- I•#<.1
may havr go nr down
quit*
n l "t-:t, plunging 1,000 fr r , ir. grt
■ lowly T hr N avy »#id thr n n t
t lrar «*f hi* p lsn r Itrfovr *■ (« nn.g
of kin of dinar lost s rr brin g
hi*
|M»rwrhii,r
Faririrr*
winnot if IihJ.
vtalrhrd thi* sccidrnl. Uok Liisign
Menard to his hasr.
T hr vmithful pilot, not ki ! '.M
) r o * of agr, was rnmimssiorii'tl
Ofih ri ffM works *ifn
Hi* • »
|»t in n e r thus tpialiftrs hi in f»u
tnrrnVr* * *h,:p Hi thr I ’ntt-f pdih «
I Isi* an * i ■lu»i i r iiigaiM ml ■
I
R egistration O f
T rad e U sers Is
Set A or. 28-29
M .W
^.UIU\
27, DFk
Th. « •»ml,a t u ( 52.000*000
livdliltl-a mtHlII U ill h<* Mtibject
\ im v i c i *n ip tm n t h n m g h
tin il* - i r i i u I i *n n f I hn p n l l r o
A l l.ir i ln
- r n lm n n l v d l o r i l i y
j »> m i • j o U i i i m i li t a r y i i m u
(In
»d.I.*, i ,* ih r rv|Kirtcd
i‘in ilr til n f I h«* i nm hiL't o f ‘ ‘ eiy*
rin\ Jiln ti*
wv\\ an o f bll
o,hi r |h i *..<»*
a * h s a fig u a N
Mgmnet
" il 'V i M ii r
m t i v it i r * .
Hu * m l.
♦ *(itidisliinm t of
an
' «*n fi <111111 n i \
s fm
covering
• hi tin 1 1 VtIs fit i« *< « ’ curd from
" lli'i'i* l»t st* n wartime
•' 1 ‘ >
1• it*
* ■ aMMouticrci
r• (
1n t - ■. * In n Hugh A ,
1
..................
I t i- t1
u ft ■•*.
t to m l
nf
"MiiMiind
ihai
and
'
* '" i" ! vtvp, * rkiii t nl o vrr• *m*l lightin g ulrvady ha#
l-tfii asninurd hy thr commander#
uf th* four mrp* virus within
Ihr lo tliiaiv art-w. ih r rnnouneef"tn i - aia| T Ii* im ans that there
wilt hr dn ret
m iJlta i)
control
'o . ii nl! i »jr t*tn.I lights in an ef«
L fi i1 ii ?* v* rif fin (hrr silhouat*
T*!1* «»*d (hi
ronsrqueftt
I- t D r ., w .i r*-,l*rlrd t > tir v
.cirr ■■ rb.lrtnan « f rhe T*»wt< d***(» . i -i la> . i f my •uhm arfne*.
•ruil Mill, Council »t Ihr rcvi.I.r,
monthly meeting nf (he Kilt ,
Congrea.liin.)
Dl.lrlct f-u
(ti,
Townsend llecuvary I’l.n ,*i M,*Mil Hull Sunday aflertnron I en
club, were repre.enterl
J II
M'rir, florid. n.lnm.l
rrpreaenlallve of lb. plan, toll
m.mlrcr. that lha Town.end I'lan
I "li ft H P» r lcin*iiri, rmuJId#!#
I. one iif the mrral patrluln or
ganlullon. In lha cuunlry. and f*u (hr I'nKr-tl S In tv* II oumi fljf
lli'pi t *> ntrtdvr* fm in thr Fifth
that II la dulng everything |m»i
(tifix rr*»luii«| D istrict, declared
ble tn help win lha war.
Mr declared that 60 percent of Hint hr tons In favor of «prt#l|w
United Stain buy, are nut fit lug war pfiM|uctk>n and training
for rervke in tha armed finer, t»* turn imltistrlal arras, aurh ##
let. when ho add ratlid'
bccauie of llvlny condition., and thi*
San ford l ’ it I*rn* Satu rd ay
"We are faring lha wnrel |«,«l
%f
war condition that thla country nomi
Speaking for mere efficiency,
baa aver known.
‘‘Million, of old paopla are not more action, Iraa jaolltlca and laaa
galling any relief, and nothing ml (apr In national affaire, Mr.
Fa In eight .ic.p t tha Town.end I'arkin.on, Daytona Oeach lavkyer,
Recovery Plan," ha itatad.
Mr. , tatni he •>■ In favor of aggree*
Wtlr • l.o .aid that lha coat of .Ivp proaecullon of tha war, at*
living ha. advanced from 16 to tack «• well a. defense.
Mr i’arkin.on declared era|<hat*
15 percent.
The next regular
meeting of the council will be leally the 40-hour week must be
.u. pended until the war has beact
held here Hay Zt.
won, and all klnda of war profit*
M ass Turnout In
eerlng muet bo eliminated Irarep
Expected ^At M eet
il lately. Other pobtU In hie plaU
re*^wreaww^ i 'frf-sV
form are a sound financial pMt ,,
A “mare to moot" is rapoctod
Icy, tha elimination of annscrePMlK
wfcm tho recently formed BoreD
public •pending, the preventioa m
sole County Uaft of tha Florida
(nftallon, aoclal reform and a *
\\ V. D raa A gain
Will P r e s i d e As
Council Chairman
War Work N eeded
In 5 th
D istrict,
P arkinson
S tates
office revealed today.
air a ff
egaiaH
IH
Announce
U. S. Bomber Lands I" Siberia
icers T h re a te n JJavy *s .? “!$!
i ....
n f
On Details Of
Invaders A im Double
Movem ent A t D e- Spoke This M o rn in g
Fenders O f V ital
City O f M andalay
NUM BER
3gt Ward Leave#
For Foreign D
*V<
City N e w s ^ fflH
KS«h}2t!X
''^ 6S S r ® f l
Ar*
i'
%
�%
Vs
"* I
Sreford Get* W in*.
EM I
'THE RAINS CAME'
n D etails O f
T ra in in g Basie
lUtiltldn
with a contemplated
■ Tb »ow in fallow rnlnda tpitha
V
gleaned from harreet paat.
Only a meaxar handful wa* an|rn#tad Kim.
• V « With auch thrifty care tha
V- , rudlmanta ware Uught
■lhat laamlng rippad out, aa whan
■' -- a atone la cart
•lato h quiet pool, with
»v«rgridanlng rim.
: ;jui thing* In Ufa atari In aoma
, - tiny asibryoi
Horamanth that ahaka the mounUlna one time ware co n fin ed
' .Within tha meaaared ecope of one
man’* hand* and heart.
Hendricks States
NavdBaseWill
Help All Citizens
brine M 0,000,000 Into this dis
trict. Many are military aoerris
and cannot bo rovaalad, bat 1 do
■ay tho day ia coming whan wa
win rapoy tbooo who loot on tho
Uni Karra naon Fro It Fly baiincn
hi Florida.- *
egmylit, book-collector,
book-collector
Tho late A. Edward Newton, eyasyist,
Johnsonian and prince of good fellows, had
pad a ready tongu<
tongue
and It Was not often that he got-the
wont of It
it In repartee j
it-theworet
but on ono occasion he was mated by a youngster of not
half hla year*. He waa such a good sport that be loved
ito tell the atory. Mr. Newton, It win be recalled, was a
lifelong worshipper at the shrine of Dr. Samuel Johnson.
On the occasion in question, Mr. Newton had gone to
an afternoon party where the-hostess-presented him to a
young professor of physics, Doctor Johnson.
Mr. Newton accepted the young man's outstretched
hand with a grin and said: ‘There’s onto one Doctor John
son I give a damn for, and that's Dr. Samuel Johnson."
lulck as a flash, the younger man shot back: "And
s onto one Newton I give a damn for, and that'a
Sir Isaac Newton I"—Frederick Southgate Bigelow In Your
7 N egro es Estreat
•■plain
J
,,-qWa aow.our flalda In faith, truil,■
lug that aeeda will grow,
.....................
'
gambling ht recant to tha oab of
“Cobs’*, oscb retreated |51 bond*
aa Judge Frank Hillvr triad two
■cation* of H sold pal Court U*i
■reck. Tb* nagrota ware Alma
JaiMw Rooa Daniels, II. L. Hafa*. Horace' Mltehril, Bobbie U *
Sylvaatre Franklin and Mab*l
Rowland,
Land Values
' Only a remnant of antiquity tut. prices are those of farm lands.
If Sanford to'‘ about
of th* American Hodtrel Journtl
announce* that *ueh use ha*
bean found a auwwaful *ub*tltuts for buman .slaaaie. He add*
that It takre ■ pint of blnod t«
K ka
Threw UblcpooB. b.reeradiih
■ W to ■ cup of whit*. «aur*
n ik u a fin* mifrlnn for two
rape diced cooked celery or grren
. .
a unit o f plasma and that
#Md W lh * yaar 010,000
" UJ
fut-wsr
■Mala SI. On The March
Disney Cartoon — Newn
B A R G A IN D A Y
TUESDAY
COME E A R LY !
Mr. Hendricks, who arid ho
Just rot oot of bad aftsr ■offer
ing a cold, offered hi* fto* yaar
roccrd for rxsmiaation, and *Utcd that tho IS coontlaa In hla dl*triat had locohrod more money “ in
my fWa yaore than tn any other
So-yrer period.”. 1 Ha declared
I IS,000,000 of relief grant* hare
bam spread throughout Uw> I t
counties, in addition to |IS,000,000 tn non-ratlef grants.
Hr. Htaidriaks .atated hla oppo
nent* bdmtstod tha aama pclicy
that ha baS followed In tho llottSa
of R«pre*entathrre for tha U»t
five yaare and added hla arpari.
ana* would better qaallfy him to
rapresent tho paonle.
In re«ani to tha war, be .de
clared, -Tha bombing of Tokyo
and olbor Japanere cltlea la juat
a prelude to what la coming. W*
are going to win the war and
the peace. ! tried to cnliat In
the'Ariny and Wary tha day after
w* declared War, blit 1 waa re
jected. I bare voted for vvery
maaaure that will help win the
•Th» country should produr*
ovary ounca o f war material hood
Nina other negro**, charged ed and retry ounca of material*
with being Imaatre of a disorder nocoaaary to the nation’s flghUng
ly houia, aach retreated f t bond*. ear talk. Wo should do our beat
May In tha future mend, or tear
y ,
tha world apart-
Among the values affected by war and Increasing
The agriculture depart
ment reports farm real estate climbed seven per cent dur
Ho wwril they build who roared ing the past year, increasing (2,360,000,000 to a total of
I,'
Udt Staten bland shrine |
i. How thoroughly they buttraaaad (38,000,000,000.
Than are two conditions which will pontribute to rising
farm values. These ata the rising demands and prices of
farm products, and the desire to Invest In land aa a protaction against inflation.
Much of the financial suffering of farmere durlng the
national years of prosperity and depreialon grew out of
ARD H. GRIMES, landinflation in the, last war, when farmers paid excessive
L
long run.
Comeback
•i.figg York City Board ol bdura-
0 . J.
.Allan
In other branch*, of th* City will
probably bo aocotMry The City
Commission lo expected to ran
Into o nolabor of financial prob
lem*. but, accordlax to on# cltlion, *Ti «||| bo arel! worth ft and
will pay off in o big .way la tbo
(Ode on creation of celebration
I t the Voorleter House lo com-
• K * April 14, IMS.)
P rlw l.
amoont of IB.OtXUXKI cannot
expanded h en without -practki
■very hmln*oa and every' todt
aal Mncfltinr either directly
Ittdit Sanford citizens, who, to the*# many yean, have
dreamed and yearned for aoma stroke of good fortune to
boost the city over the hump of economic sluggishness and
start-it on the road to sm etertifllHir" '
•l The day has finally srrivetl whHTlOT too^fteSleSaF'
ed statement by the propHcisof gloom that TJanford never
Seta ahy thins" can any longer be made truthfully. San
ford “ has gotten something.** A five-million dollar alloca
tion lin t hay. In fact, compared to th* city’# aaneiaetf
valuation, of #11 real eatate of (4,930,000, Sanford haa aeriuired a project of coloaaal proportion*. And remember,
thla la Juat the beginning. Orlando’# air base started with
only araUIion-doIIar appropriation.
But. over and above what the Navy will actually spend
hfre, there are many other biaulng* attendant with the
good new*. -Sanford-def initely la,Ip line amntefmtxrTirtl
and aa auch will be privileged to engage in the construc
tion of houalng projects, hospital and recreational ^facilities,
drainage work, in short, inoat any kind ofvendeavor that
will aid the war effort That we will take advantage of
Ihia opportunity goes without, saying, for tha people have
been given a "lift" that will not totergte any Impediment
In the way of our newly, acquired good fortune,
M ONDAY. A U D IIM t
To those.of 8anford who hart plugged tlralewly for
m u g v eaI e r o n e q d a y
this airport, for their foresfght'fn choosing-the location,
WE ARE COD'S SONS: Ho and for their persistent efforts despite discouragements,
Sit spareth nU rod b sU th hi* the city owes a debt of gratitude- The all-important spade
mi b u th e tb it lovtlh him cbnnt- work already done make# the'Navy's Job immeasurably
£ ih w T b*tlmre. — Proverb.
cosier,'and we may say that, wheitaa"8anford stands to
gain much from the air station, It has patriotically con
BEEP COHN
tributed to the success of the present conflict by foresee
(From The BUtcn laland Advance) ing the need of the oountry -and preparing to meet It kmg
l mnaereU tooth annlTereanr of
M
and Priyata
Attend
M a tin e e !
to hold Australia, tha Hadlurrsnean, Ireland and lo continue
to aupnly Russia. If wo do this.
w* will tsk* care of Hr. Hiller,
and then w* can turn our atten
tion to tha little jrellowjnen."
la, which Philip A. Qraahoff reRepresentative * HMdritk* was
trootad a $3 bond on' U traffic introduced to a larga crowd by
riots (ion of parking on tho wrong State Sen*ter K. V. Houabotdcr.
old* of the » treat; E U Groan
wn# ftood.M and eret or IS dare
/or drmikreinere; Warren lire- M em bers A r e Nam ed
rington, on n similar charge, also T
M an pow er Group
was flnad |S and coots or IS day*!
and Harry Jam** J«Hu retreated
WASHINOTON, Apr. t t - W ) —
an fit band aa a ipredtag A m i .
.O ther » * e * . follow; Herman President ; HooaevaH yrelcrday
M n , ' rimnh*nhrea, flO
and
*a*ta or M daw; John Lewaou,
9
r. on
hi* eatUm front,
uunted by th* momoro f Harare Oroalyi *Oo
Germany I* reported to baytUnag to launch ft* h*rallied offm
VO before tha Byring thaws remany of far soldier*
of damage* by the DJpMT Of sn, sbtomobil( ¥ h l S ^ 1 *
struck by s train. BuFIferb Is one of. th* opposite type: A
railroad company Is awarded damages from s concern whose
truck slammed Into a train.
- It happened over in Hnellss county. 'A m aterial# tom.
locomotlv* at
w a s n 't*a lo t;
lnsd shiny monster of theFr
court directed a verdict of
ttjl, which waa th* bill the 1
Cflrirent, rComraent
AONBW WELSH
TW O BOLD TE M
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Please Attend M aU nee. I f Possible, W e
expect A G reat N igh t
Crowd!
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MBS. LOURING DEAL, Society Editor
Telephone 14S
Shower Is G iven-F o r
•HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
PACE TflflfcEE
President Roosevelt
Is Said to Favor - -
Social Calendar MiBS Helen H»*>e P e r z o n a l s
Mrs. J, II rod it
MONDAY
Williams and
urth win meet In
annex, at
’:00 P . , Id. ♦Iccti'isjW 'a miscellaneous shewith Fra. J. B. Will lama. Hral • r at, their home on'Dak Avenue
lest
. . Tuesday
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- crenin*.
.... - -A rpatriotic
--r -color theme was aateiumlod ■In
the decoration*.' which femaleled
The Dependable Claae of ihe of .rwl, white.and blue flowers.
Methodist Church will meet at Games of bunco were enjoyed
A
the home of Mrs. Paul Johnson, during the rvenlnr after wblrh
1PIS Sanford Avenue, at 1:00 P. the gumt of hector opened her
M. with Mr*. E. C. Smith s* to- many gifts and refreshments
hoetcaa. ’
wefe served by Ihe hestcaaeu to
TUESDAY
the1fallowing:
Qtediola Club, 0. K. S. wilt
Mlaa Habe, guest o f honor, Mlaa
Bt the home of Mra. Jack
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• .Burney, POT Magnolia Avenue, at Betty Thurmond, Mlaa Emmeline
3:00 P. M. wlthi Mrs. Mona Rlgga Thar*ton, Mrw Mary Hill, Mlaa
Ruth Strange, Mlaa Clara Me lac h,
aa co-hoateaa.
The morning aeaaeton for Ihe Mlaa Ruth Band, Mlaa Mary
Rad Croat will be under the di Louise Meriwether, Mlaa Ruth
rection o f Mra. Huy TUlla. The Melach, Mian Kathryn Cinder,
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public la Invited to attend the Mice Said**' Williams, Mra. Em‘V
session.
eel Southward, ' Mrs. Herbert
Stoothoff, Mrs. 8L Clair White.
WEDNESDAY
The Civic Department of the Mrs. Helen Schulte. Mrs. C. 1.
Woman1* Club will sponsor a Meriwether and Mrs. FrancI*
benefit bridge for the Milk Fund Meriwether.
at 1:30 PM . In the club house.
Also, Hr*. Frank Meiteh, Mrs.
W
For reservation* telephone MT. Jo* Melach, Mm. D. C. Bart lift,
The Junior Chetr of the First Mra. II. A. Swanson, Mrs. Tom
_ Baptist Church la requested to Williams. Mra. Peter Nuasbaum.
meet Immediately after Prayer Mra. Harry Thurston, Mrs. C. M.
meeting for rehearsal*.
Hand. Mrs. John t-udwig, Mrs.
'
THURSDAY
Henry Richter, Mrs. George Habe,
The Townsend Club will meet Mra, .David Earle,. Mr*. Ralph
at H:00 P.M. In the City Hall.
Dean. Mr». C. E. Hunter, Mrs. Ir
From 2:00 P, M. until 6.■00 P. win Fleischer end Mrs. Morris
M. the sewing eeaalon for tie Hill.
lift! Cross will be directed
by
Mra. J. T. Newby. The public la
Invited,
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FRIDAY
Women o f the Catholic Church,
directed by'Mrs. II. 11. Pope, will
sew from 0:00 A. M. until 12:00
o'clock noon and from 2:00 P. M
until 6:0o P. M. for the Bed Cron
In the Woman's Club.
The Dundles for America Club
will meet In Its new headquarter*
MS Magnclla Avenue, at 3:30
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Ethel Root W e d To
J. L. Henderson
The Rev. and Mra. J. B. Root
announce th* marriage of their
A
daughter, Ethel Olady*, to James
Laallh Henderson of llaruvllle,
S. C. The ceremony was per
formed on Apr. 14 at Bcmtcr,
8. C, by the Rev. W. D . Glratnn
pastor of the Methodlit Church
In the presence of a few* frierida.
The briiV is a student at Coker
„ College, HarUvIUe, and was at
tended by'JdlM Mare*ret Poston
and Mile Elnlta Yarborough, college friends. Ur. Henderson hold*
; i > . n position with the Sunoco ProA - - - - decta * Camp oftv - -* f- - Itarlavillr,
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Apartments
E vansdale P a rk Is
Scene O f Picnic
A number of winter visiter* In
Hanford and their frleml* enjoyed
a basket pittite at Kvanadal*
J Park In Lake Maty tail Thur*day. Dim to bad weather, the
tjiks Mary Chamber « f Commerce
-building n i opened for Dm » m
nf the irtteau throne* the emirtear of Frank Evan*.
* - After the plente loach, the aftemoon * a i pleasantly »P*0t at
the lake where jrtmea and ether
• ft.mu of amueement were periletpatrd In by thoee present
Baptist Church C lass
Gives H am bu rger FYy
The Fidelia Clans o f the First
Baptiit Church honored their
husbands at a hamburger fry
given In the out-door garden* of
the home of Mr. anil Mrs. II. E.
Morris on l,nrusl Avenue last
Thurwlay nlghi.
Game* of Vollry hall, table
tennis and bicycle riding were en
joyed after which (he hamburg
era were fried and served from
tables placed about the garden.
After supper th* guevt* gathered
around the fire and aang a num
ber of aongs.
Thoee present wrrei Mr, and
Mrs. S. H. English. Mr and’Mr*.
E. B. Smith. Mr. and Mr*. II. W.
Little. Mr. and Mrs W. II. Rut
ledge, Mr. and Mra. II. A. Haynes,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cordell, Mr.
and Mr*. G. N. Bales, Mr. amt
Mra. C. ]*. Henderson. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Most, Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Mllipr and Mr. and Mra.
8, C. Graham.
Atao, Mr. and Mr*. Mvron
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. WII
kina, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W arn
er, Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Deafl*.i,
Ree. and Mrs. W. P. Brook*. Jr..
Mr. and> Mr*. Morris, Mra. J. 1*.
IlolUclaw. Mrs. Fred Cooper, Mr*.
W. J. Pell, Mra. Edward Kelsey
and th* Misses Theo Vickery and
Lorraine Franklin.
M a y D a y To Be Held
A t G ram m ar School
Mlaa Marjorie
'jveek tn d -i* "
Cogburn spent
Friends of Miss Leols Evana
will be sorry to learn of her III
nr*, at her Rome o„ M.gnol l
Avenue,
Mis* Olcda Dy*on of Htetaoft
University
sras the weekend
gueet of .her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W.
Dyson.
Mlsa Lottie Jaffey I* expected
to arrive tomorrow from New
York City to visit for some time
with her aunt, Mrs. J. Hcbehvr.
Mr. and Mrs. Vemard Shatfer
and three children or Lakeland
■re the guests of Mrs. Ililmer
Lundqulit and Mr*. Mac Sheer
er for a few days.
Mrs. QeorH,Ewma. vise grand,
presided erar the boafaieas ses
sion of the Bemlnola Rebekah
Ixxiire U meetlac bald In the I.
0. O. F, Hnll last Thursday night
- Reports on the Rebekah Assetna total Wy |rf rwrida coatcotton held rea - - ■- 1 —
—-.— . 1 a — a
ft —
_ _ ——_ _ ——a
» K i r » i S f c '2 5 T K . u
Mnnr BoUy, who earned an p a y
TP
Mr*. Patty llan**ll ami child
ren of Sharon, Conn, are at
In* a short time with th* form
er'll parents. Mr. and Mr*. J. B.
Lyle*, at their hnm* on West
Tenth Street.
Mrs. T. I> Inailnet and slater,
Mr*. J II Cope, nf Orangeburg,
H. C. are spending a short whim
In Sanford wit!, friends. Mrs.
Inabliisl 1* a fnrwrr resident Of
this city.
Mrs. Daniel Gnllent, the form
er Elisabeth Whltncr nf Sanford,
was the guest nf hunnr at a
luncheon given by Mr*. Franklin
Chase at her hnm* in Windrrmere
Saturday.
W. It Dres b n „i>.t .utrr, I l l s
fo ra
faster.
who have ticcii
apending Ihr winter In Kanfurrf
with their niece, Mrs f H. Mor
rison, and Mr Morrison, have re
turned to their heme at Cold
Npring-nn the-Hudson. N Y
Mr* William Joseph Wtlsknnh
and son of New Port Richie Via ]
lied here last week aa the guretl
of Mrs 11 K Takach, who re
turned to Tampa with them. Be
fore returning home Mra. Takmeh I
will visit with Mra Amgloff In
Kl. Petersburg ami New Port I
Itlrhle with Mr and Mr* Wria-I
koph
Mra. Kalph Austin Smith Isftl
by train Friday afternoon for Ft.]
Worth, Tcxaa, where ahr will at-1
tend th* General Federation «;(_
Women's flub* convention as!
president of the Florid* State
Federation. Enroute ihe stopped]
In Monlgomery. Ala., New Or-J
leans, La., and other point* of|
Interest.
Mra. K. H. Denton and
*un,(
Bobby, are speeding about 'two,
weeks In Sinford with tie former’a parent*. Mr. and Mra. W. I
L Clark, before Joining Mr. Deo- J1
ton fn Woods town, N. J , where
he Will be tUUonad for the sum
mer on federal Inspection work.
Mr. and Mra. Denton have been |
residing In Crescent City.
Beauty and simplicity charaeteriaed the wedding of Mis* Helen
Louise Hebe, daughter of Mr*.
0 corye Habe and the late Mr.
Hatw, to Waltar Hand Meriweth
er, eon of Mr. and'Mrs. Charles
i. Meriwether, which wsa perform
ed at the Episcopal Church oft
Batarday
afternoon
at
6:10
o'clock. . Doe to a recent bereavemenl In the bride*! faintly, only
the' Immediate families of the
The Impressive ceremony wae
performed by the' te r. Frank E.
Pulley. The ehsncel- of the church
was adorned -srith calls lilies and
fern, and lighted white cathedral
tapers shed ft soft glow over the
beastiful eating.
Mrs. Hsrheft Btoothoff, sisterIn-lasr of the bride, was her only
attendant. SRk'thoee for the oeCftatea an afternoon dress of flow,
en d Jersey and e la m picture
hat of Mflut straw. Tier flow-
and W e’re Telling]
You Again ...
Told You
H ere’s What*s Happening
Mlaa Roaalc* Glass returned
Saturday to her home In Lexing
ton, Kjr„ after ipendlng a few
day* with her uncle and sent,
Mr. and Mr*. Walter L. Codper.
Helen H a b e Is Bride
O f 'W . H . M eriw ether
Reports Given On
Rebekah Assem bly
Krtim Chicago Tritium*— A pril 21, 1942, .]
Down
Payment
I jihI Year
Down
Payment
0-1-41
$13.90
$17.90
$19.90
$25.90
A $6950 R A D I O ........................................................................ $1.00
A N $8950 V A C U U M S W E E P E R ........................................ $1-00
A $9950 E L E C T R IC W A S H E R ...........................................$1.00
A $12950 E L E C T R IC R E F R I G E R A T O R ................. N othing
Down
Payment
I'nymrnt
Dow n
Tialai
!>o<in
$23.17
$29.84
$33.17
$43.17
You Can Buy
All Kinds of
10% Down with 65 Weeks
Pay
Ask
• Washington
There In no gu aran i re how king three rvanonable terms will
continue, no i f you r home needn furnlnhing, o r refurnishing,
or ju nl n few replacement.-, and you enn't a ffo rd to pay canh
or a targe down paym ent, won't you m m r In now and mnke
your nelrctionn while (h r present payment |dnn Ih hIIII a v a il
able. For exam ple, you ran select
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A $39.50 B eautyrest M attress
Pay Only $3.95 Cash, Only $1.00 W eekly.
A $59.95 Li ving R oom 'suite
Pay Only $6.00 C ash, Only $1.00 W eekly.
A $72.50 B ed room Suite
Pay O nly $7.25 Cnsli, Only $1.00 W eekly.
Furniture in the only major item for the home
(hat you can still buy on this present easy payp
•ment plan All we know is what we read in the
pnperH and they all say “ more curtailments on
credit are expected m o o d ’ " larger down pay
m ent tin everything” “ less and less time to
pay your hill." Don't delay huyinjr that mat
tress or suite or extra chair one minute longer.
Come in and look over the most complete stock
o f home furnlshlnjrM at the lowest pricea in
Florida.
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IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN OUR LINE ~ ~
- DON’T WAIT ANY LONGER!
Our Stocks of Good and Bad iwniture Are Complete — We Bought Before Materials
Were Needed for Defense — We Are StiD Permitted to Sell Our Stocks — But Cannot Say
for How Long.
MANY
OF T H E IT E M S W H IC H W E C A N S H O W YOU AN I) S E L L YOU TODAY ABE NO
L O N G E R M A N U F A C T U R E D A N D W E CANNOT R E P L A C E THEM.
PLENTY
OF
EVERYTHING
TO SELECT
FROM •* •NO
Your fholee. Al three term*
any living room aulte, bed
room aulle, dining room
aulle, odd chair, m attress,
upring, cedar cheat, drreacr.
dinette mile, latnpe, innersprint
matlrenaea.
denka.
aecretarire, mirrors, ocean
atonal table*.
FREE
STORAGE
W E EK S
TO P A Y
T IL L YO U
ARE
W e Cannot Guarantee H o w L o n g This Plan W ill Last
A s It Is Governm ent Controlled
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ch ar g es
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READY!
F O R T IM E P A Y M E N T S E X C E P T O N N A T I O N A L
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Juiuor Baseball
League Will Be
Organized Today
NEW TORE. April B7, « V 4ra ttrmks ram# to an and at
M polo (Jrounds yesterday at
io Boaton Bravo* beaten In eight
xgigbt cam at, halted the four*
l m winning apreo o f tha Naw
'ark Gianla by taking both and*
la lha opaatr. - '-T^'(hreo-nm
• rally at tha a*panne of Hugh
.’ East was enough fer Jim Tobin,
who held tho GUnU to live hits
and no a*mad run*. Both New
York tallla* roaulted from error*
by Nanny Fernanda*.
Single* by Tommy Holm**, TAJit Millar, remand a*. Em it Lorn, hanil and Frank Dcmaraa pro- dorod all tho Boston run* In th*
6 alrth inning.
;v: n*ar* by Innln**:
•mtaa ----------*0* *01 »•»—1
, Tha. .I.iona Clab Junior Baa*,
hail Loaguo will bo urganlied
Monday at a mealing at 8:00 P.
M. at tho Pronch Avanu* and
Ninth Struct baaoball fUld, Optar
Tpler. rantral manager of tha
league. atatad 8atarday.
•on of tho league.
M ob-Is Expected To
Attend A nnual D erby
LOUIBV1LLK, Ky- April 27.
VP)—There'll ba a mob at tha
Kentucky darby horn neat Satur
day, even though tha war I* re
pealed to cut down the attend
k . w Tam —
__ •*• it* *i*—i ance figure.
IBCOKtl OA WB
Although
Churchill
Down*,
gears br Inslugt:
It II K
Mtetea _ ____ ••• **i aal—i it l where tha darby will bo run, nevtr
Maw Tork . r _ **• *a •*•—i ip i
. I t lU f lt r Javery, Ifulrklngs I,
•airs I, and Lombardi; Koala, Mr. has bean estimated at anywharu
Oeo * aad Dnhnlng.
batwran 60,000 and lOOjOOQ par
son*.
BJg Inning B y Y anks Some 15,000 turf fan* crowdad
tho 'Down* Saturday for opening
Defeats Boston* 7-2 day of th* apring matt but they
mainly war* -loce] parson*.
_ BOSTON, April H , OPV-Tha •• A *urv*y of rgilroeda, bus comNow Tork Yankee*
uncorked penle*. elrllnte, hotel* end olhar
their customary big lnnlng-Hi ■gcnclae handling crowd* Indi
til-run outburst In tha third cate* a slight falling o ff In th*
fra aw against Tom "L e fty " Judd number of portotu (ipactable her*
—do defeat tha Boston Bog, 7-1. May 2 but. neverth*!***. Indicate*
and taka tk* ’ rubber battle *gf a big crowd will bo on hand.
their thru* gam* aeries before a
paid attendance of 38,010, Bun-
i- -Tilt, throng, largest tinea own
e r Tom Yawkey remodeled PeriTrtjr Pwk several m n ago and
gggmented bv 2000 aerrlcaman,
,*8w the Boston team lump Into
T t 'f» l lead In th* second Inning —
on the only two hit* o ff Marvia Breutr—and wa* Ill-prepared
“ j 1 the parage Yankee assault
Which broke out In tho ncit Inn-
Defense
By A U I
I I t*.I *|
h h fo m t bo . m
BAHPOWO FTATW FANMKIU'
pear I* Ikt mil of I'umplnlnl IIMd
sgnlwtynu 1s Ikn cnaa of HAIIDK
NBVKI-CBBH v. JAIUH NRVBUt.
ggll. ok Kasdny ika Ilk dar af
Mar. A. D. 1(44, al Ika Court Haum
si Banfard. BemlnoM Counly, Flo
rida. sad In drlauli of ouch i f
nonmnea Decree Pr* Casfeaau will
ba ant*rad agalnal you. th* iwllnf
prayed br mid Bill *r Complalkl
being ga akeelute divorce from
you. Ih* mid JACOB NKVKUOBIt.
II In nrderod that thle Ocd«f
•ball be publlahnd nnc* a week for
four ooneoeuilve weeks In Ikn Bob.
fard Harold, a Mwipaprr
af
generul elrralellon
publlehd
la
laniard BemlnoM Counly. Florida.
Dug* sod ordarud ikla I day of
Abrtb A. D I4IL
(Official Bonll
O. P.
Ilcrndoa,
_ Clack Circuit ObWM
toy: A. bl. W rite
U se d Furniture
ARCADE
K I N A R D and SON,
P a ck a g e S tore
BOO B u fo rd A t * .
Phono H L
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Invisible Half Soles
C IT Y S H O E S H O P
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SANFORD A V * . *
PHONE
9149
310 E.
Fourth St
Bure tires ere herd to.
E8t, so don’t neglect
amslI cutB end break*,
Have them inspected
promptly. A stitch in
lima saves a tire.
KEEP YOUR TIRES
FROM WEARING
OUT IN SPOTS
by having your wheels
b a l a n c e d statically
and dynamically, BaJanclng also a a v e i
front end wear.
THIS C E R T A IN IV IS C H I A P X X T H A N
M O V IN G T H E R E G U L A R W A V ,
A FEW REPAIRS W IL L MAKE THE
HOUSE A S O O O D A S N E W .
Y ou can always count on
D. C
(naUrUIs purchased ah
F.H.A. Ftakac
FRENCH AYR. t i 8th 8T.
C lark aI c tr f a l l ,
Bala County. FMV
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" I t Defense •
k n ow c-
h
• o r lew o f gPKfTAi. mcuirrwArow i r t m i . a it ir n o v
FOM HOIFTTAt, BOND* TO WM
tIKLU TIKSDAV, MAT A, IPO.
Nolle* la hartby glvaa that Ih*
riglalratloa book* al iMnlnol*
I'ounly. Florid*, ar* now apaa *1
Ik* afrtc* of ikt gaparvlnar . of
luclurpilon of mid Caaalr, at kls
ofllr# la
Ik*
Br*BilPV.I*Mlpatun
nulldlirp. loenttd at Ik* vorntr of
Viral Hiraat and Park Avanua. In
MaTard. riot Id*, and lk*< sunt
■ III rnamla npnn nark day. sirtpl
Muaday. far Iks
tssUlrallon of
Hr—na qualified lir law ta rag ta
lar for Ik* gptcUl Klicllnn far
Hospital Bond* lo ba hald
la
aamloul* Coualr, Florida, on Ta*ad*r. Mar t. 111*.
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Any clUs*a who la quallflad I*
rxlalar under lb* lawa <>f Ik*
Mfmla pf Florida, and who I* ' a
fr**kold*r In mid Ceukly.'l* *allllod lo r*alaf*r for Mid Upoalal
Klarllon. provided paid raglalratloa
I* mad* not loan Ikon flvs <>)
days prior ta Ika data of paid
•Mellon.
Only fraakoldtr* Who ar* quillfl*d •Meiur* In BomlnoM (Munir
'•lon tra of
Hamlnola
Counljr.
and duly roglilarad In Ik* iMhiral
Florid*.
II Mellon Booh* aa by law provided
Rtf t F. A- Ryann
I
• r* allglbM to volt In said apodal
Chairman
•lac I Ion.
Allaal: (X P. Iltrndoh
W. J. Thlepon
kuporvleor of Kaglatmllon of
f'Url
(Offlrlal Aaall
Hamlnol* Ounly. Florida.
I. O. P. IIKIINlrOM. Clark of (h«
*>f (*uuotr t*ummla«lo(i*ra la
Til WIUUAM n. IlOUTON. Ad- Hoard
and for B«tnlnoIa
Fkntida.
drsoa unknown:
d
o
hrrtb|r
that (ha for»Tou nr* koroay commanded and tfolniC If ■ rtrllfy
Irw* and rtirirf | rnpf
required In ipeosr no May
I. of th* original
nolle* «-f •Ivrtlo*
lilt, la lb* bill of romplalM lor
n4ithiAiifl»d by Bald Hoard at
dtvoevo tiled agalnal yon In Ika atuly
It*
rogular
in*«lliiif
hold <>n ih.t
Circuit Court In and fop. H in l.'l*
day wf Fabrunrtf. lilt.
Counly. Florida, ky Lorao Horion. IrdWltn**o
mV fbfflrlal hand atu |
Thla order ahall bn
published •*al on ihla
tho tflh dar u 1
once n week for four eoneooulleo blarrh, A. I* IIU
week* In Tho Hanford llarald. a
O
newepapor published Ik BemlnoM (Official Fanl) . |». * If KIlNtHrN.
County. Florida.
cun
WITKKBB my aftlcMI algnaluro
and tka nanl of mid Court, nl Han
ford. Florida. This April *. 1144.
lOffWUi Banl)
O- P. flarudnn.
Clark Clrnull Court
By i A. M. Wash*.
tio n
Wry hang OSd tk* afi
flttal aaal al
Bay al April
i t K nanm
(Official
Use DEVOEl
on Aasaat -lot 1*11'and-|i*MM
aarh >par
tkaraaflpr
Including
Ibp rear 11)1 and I*,***.** a*
Angus, I,- IMt/kul pkall 'ba- -redaamakla at Ih* option af Ika
raaslf oa and aflar A«uf art I.
1*11.
The pracaad. arlilna from lha
aal* af paid baada la ka opad lor
lha parpoee af ncqulrlnr, eaianllahlni and kolldlnt a Public
rounlr llnapllal la cqnluncllua
• Ilk Ik* pnehedn nrising I rum ih*
tta.taaaa. lu .p ii.i Bund imu*
kpralofsr* authorised and vaildalad.
•
Said placllua will ba bald Ik the
paarral preelnet* la Ika Cavalr
ealat llahed far valla* in |k* orlmtrr election ta hr held la paid
Counly on Hap *. IP I* and will
ba roadaried In all ra*pari, aa la
provided br law for iba -.main*
of fork election*.
4
That all rlllaana who ara fraa.
hnldtra la SamMala Cmtir, Flori
da. and who ar* qualified alarmri
raaldlaa la aatd Puunly and praparlr registered ara anUUad ta
vain la aate election.
Baglairatlaa Booh* ar* now
/>pan at Ika of lira of tha Super viaor af Itaalalrailon. wkara any
rliliaa who la a fraakoldtr, and
wk* la qualified lo reglater uadtr
tk* law* of th* Htat* of Florida,
may raglatar and qualify ta vota
la paid alfctloa. Provided no alec■nr Pkall ka reglotrred wlihln l*aa
than flva dare prior ta Ik* dal*
of --holding
-L‘- •lACtJoA.
—
—_ tfi|«
-----*
Th* law prtf!4fs lh»t mat ptr*
•on ahAll In dniMti) mif••Iwl t*r
who hat an Jmrnadlala banjfkUl
o « nvrahlp Intaraalo Itgal fir xjull*
ahU In (ha tllta of m
••(ala In Sand.
Thla nolle* ahall ba published*
In tha t^Rfori Harald* It tulsf
(ha onljr naw>p*p#r , balnc pub*
llshnl In PamJnoU Counnr, FWirlda,
ohra «*ch with for four cofisaru*
llr t w nkt Mor* * »atd •Isrllon,
lha data of publication of lhc I(mi
nolle* In mid napar lo ba *1 isaat
thlrljr day. baforn Bald alaellon.
Ih>na and Ordarad thla lha ird
dajr of Fabruarf, A. D. IIIL
Hoard of (V^inty Commls*
FARM ERS’ M AR K ET
1
P » y Cash f o r .
Da II Farther Iteoatred that ikla
Itaaalatloa bo published la tka
Manlard Herald. It being Ika anlr
newepapae published la BamlaaM
CaWnly, FlaekU. a « a rath wath
lat (aar (l> roaeecglM*. aaaki ko
rara mid alaatlan. lha data . of
fir at publlentlaa la aaafc 'aawaThe beada will be la' demovln*paper la ba Ml loap| thirty daft llaai of ll*q*-*( aarh and » « " •
before raid ejection
Adopted by Ika unanimous rola
af lha Board of Coonlir Coatmlaaloaara of Sami nolo Counly, Flo
rida •• Ikla Ika Ini da/ af Fab-
Uvotf fdr b nttmbor » f J flS S T Ms
con.
was born In Indiana but monad to CuiUrd should ho atlrnwl
Florida with hi* family about 25 •tantly with a spoon white cook.
Ing.
_________
'
.
'
year* "ago. Mls wlfa U a Rock
Hill. 8. C. girL They have Jiwo
chIMrm, a g lil m yasr» old, who
U attending Sooth Bkte Primary
achool and a llttla hoy four year*
old. . Th* Londanbcrg* /-ar* now
living at 1208 Palmetto Avmue.
They attend tha Baptist Church.
Mr. Londanbarg la a brother of
E. A. Londanbarg, Sanford farm-
W tS C ltlU A M K ' r a t r r a b ii
bMUKTABUl BBFOBT ,
af aalea ap la IIC I A. M.' Spall M
IMS.
Fbaasa *A
I- II- PISA
FLORIDA rMOUl'CTb
I1KANB—llu
II pr
T*nd#rer**n. • Id from tk* Fadarsf Oavommssl
It.tl-I.tl *
beta ralactad and Ihnrn la
nr.rvB—im * n*n <*«■-*•• n» iipr have
Bo furthar
hop* far
godarnl
Uovaramaat
tU. and —
C A lm loB -Ton knlk. tlt.M-1*,**
WIIKHKAJL tka In*Ja of I1P.IM.4*
CAIlnOTB—Ho? ftan Itf-U * II* lloapltal Hondo hvraloforn nuikallpr tl.go-t.lt
rlaod hava baan valtdalad
tgd
................. ....... II I* I I*
t* af ktarck I, IMS, nod art
OBLiKIIT llpprle— frp lu .
II ve. doled
new ready far ml*, and
Ill
I* II aallmalad lh*l
CVCtlMBMIU*—llu
llpr
"fd
i» thawIIKitK.AS.
coat of lha ronvtrBatlaa of
fnnry, ll.tt-1.1*
•aid
lloapltal
BalMlas a* haroloL eagu e Standings
uitAi'icrninT—**p« r. a I'.mk for* approved will
ka apprealmala111* luaa |l.lt No I
l i t * ly 11tv.Sfft.Sp and It
la Iharafpra
■TATI OVA I, L BA(I CM
narmmry
la
l**u*
I I M N i * In
W L h t.
W L FH* U 5Tru £kU £ilM , Icm lr*b*rg. llaapIMt Hands la addition ta Ik*
la it,)* a*, ti.** I*, li t*
nckira
n i .fif bi. i.
4 * in
IIS.VH.tt iaauo Pf lloapltal U*m4*
Fllab b
T 4 ,411 Clnr'atl i 4 I I I OMK)NS—Dot Hun Itr'iVr
barololer* nppruvad »nd valldatad.
NaW T.
I I IliU o a to n
4 I ft* OllAHORg—Bn* II. «, Ikmb 111* m4
Bag* ll.ll- Nb. 1 II I* »• *•
Cklragn
* * .44* I'blL
4 I * . 141
WIIKIIVaAH,
HOARD of Corn*tl.at
BaaalM Taaiprday
CommlmloBarp of
BamlaaM
PKFFKItg—Ba llpr Ortf lo rhulc*. ly
Ik-alna 4.4. N aw Taira 4-4.
County doom It tipodlonl and ta
Ilreklya 4-1*. FklledalpkM t-L
IL H A M
Ik*
boa
I
Intaraata
of
aach
Ceealy
1'AHil.nr-Do* lrun *•<■-!*•
Chicago 4. Cincinnati ».
I hat llmpltal Banda of BaaslaaM
Ilad tills*. County
Iln a k u r s k 4.4. SI. U o«la *.4 IMTAToen—llu llpr.
la tk* ■**■ of 1*0,»**.♦«
fsocond railed and 11lb darkbo laauod end h M Ii- addHMa la
tho H M fg H lanua of
tlmpllel
Bond* af BamlaaM Cbualy harolofor*
approved
and
snlldnlad
add
L E G A L N O T IC E S
that aa nlaeilan k* hald ta Pubmil
Ih*
question
of
lanunnen
of
in Titw rm ctiiT covnr. n is tu
Id bonds Is Ik* Fraoboldsr* In
dutllrfAl, n W l I T OF VIOBI- on
ANKHICAN LMAOI M
•aid
Coualr
who
nra
qualified
DA IN ANB FOM SMMINOI.M olaatarui
WT l F o r.
W t FH.
. l,
COtINTV IN CMANCMRY.
f l aw V.
I 4 .14* Phil.
4 i .147
n* IT naaalvdd
7
MAHs.'iAlJ.
ITJK. byTHBRBFOItg,
CMv'nd
4 4 .114 Weak.
4 4 III F u m i
th* Board of County Commit,
f
l
a
in
a
n
t
.
•
Dctrull 1(1
.141 Bl. I.
I 1* M l
alontra af BataMala Couaty, FMVB.
Boolue
1 4 . t il Chimin I 4 tl* TUKIJIA
that they «t*m ll *SB*dl*nl
HAHBIIAU.
HKFKN. rid*,
Honeha VnnMrday
and >• th* beat Iniaraal o f autk
DA NT.
Naw Tork 1. Ho.ion t
Coualy
to Mae* llmpltal Bpad* af
OMDKN OF FCBI.IfATIO*.
Bomlfaola County In lha Cum af
) I’MMdelphla
M .
W aah M *M n
BTATR lir FIAIHIDA Th Thai, HM
H.M
addHMa lo tka Maaa
mn bderahall. I* Boulk
Coder af llnapllalla Banda
. '-fWaVtland *. Chicago I
"f
IIP.4M.H
llroal, Uuffalu, Naw Turk, Oraal- dalad
FI. Imula |.|, [Mlroli I*.I.
March
1M1. baratefarv
M*p: To* nr* hereby ordarad la approved and lal.
valtdalad
far Iba
U q m Tsdar
appear In Ika Mil of complalnl
af balldlng a fManly Hoa.
No gmmoo ochodulpd.
karalia'filed ngnlnal yuo fur • dl- parpaa*
pi lal. a publl* building la aal*
vorr*. on Ih* 1*1 d*y
af luaa, Caaalr.
t ill; othptwlp* lha oowiplnlnnkt
B* ft Farther rttiolvad, Thai lb*
may prortpd a* pari*.
Band* required
far
N Is furlhov ordarad Ikol Ikla amaani.af
parpaa* I* |»M*t ** Thai tk*
VOTE FOR
erd*r b* publlsbad one* a weak thla
ral*
of
Iniaraal
la
b*
paid
as
paid
for I roniaeullva wnohp In tho
iknll b* fear aorvanl par
L. a M A N N
Banford lltrnld. Sanford Florid*. bond*
annum. Tk* lalaratt null ba parWITNKAS my kssd asd Iks abl*
aaml-anaunllr.
Bald band*
official aaal of Paid court
Ikt ■hall bear data of AtBaal
•.REPRESENTATIVE
I. I H l
yith day of April, till.
Bktll
b*
laausd
It
lb*
danoialnaBTATB LEQIflLATURE
a F. IfKH.T Ia in .
■
Ma
of
II.IH
M
tarn
aad
aun>.
I'M r b til C ir c u it I'D u r l, K tm l- bnrtd from t lo I*, Imlaalv*. and
CROUPE
nols IN iu n iy, F lo r id a
•kail
mature
la
aaaitrlml
ardpr
By. B. l l IICHOICK. D. C. fl.PH.4* an Aagaai I,' 1144 and
Subject to
O f f i c i a l Beni)
• 4.CH.M an aatq dal* *a*k r*tr
Democratic Primary May. B
tharasflar bo aad laaladlng (ba
IN TIIM CIBCflT COIMT. NINTH year 1441. aad |L4**.M aa Aaguat
4Fold Fall I leaI Ade.l
J iu irtA i, (TB C trr in
ANn I af 1441 hat ahall bo radoomakt*
POM tRMINOLM COVNTt FLO- al Iba apllaa af tb* Oaaatr *a
BlDAf IN CMANCKNV.
.and nflar lira ymr* from ih* data
KAIIKI, ANITA SMITH* COM. of |b« ui.
*
rLAlMANT,
I*# It r o n iiif
a
V ie
fi^rU I KUHIda Is tart*? cAtlii
ABDKN UBUC SMITH, DBFKNDANT,
OBDMB OF FPNt,|CATION
NTATK (IF FUllllDAl TWl AHDlaf U SU I N M im vntDBM nx- la Ih* CBttalF at wkl
MIDKNITS AND ADDllVaM I* NO. lias tksll ba inka*HI
II AllandaM hlfeel.
AmBMIar, quallflad alecVoce wb<
Naw York, lira el lag; V*d gr* bare, keMvra Is said caut
by ordered I* kpamr t* Ih* bill suah Hotplial Baada
State Legislature
ol complalnl k*r»t(i cllag^ t e r ; dl- Causly la lb* su*a
**fv*. on |h* . Ml dhri l e f TJuna. ■boll b* Mpued. sad I
GROUP ONE
t i ll; elbtrwli* th*< femplalnam Ik* bsllats far aack
mar procaad ax part*, ll I* further b* "Far Benda". -A*
•rdarad
tkai this ardor ba gab- and that mid alaatlm
IFsId Folillaal Ada.)
Mehad onan * weak far I aaaaMR, si Ika aavarsl llama
AINTNOW!
W f ’ •. *:‘-'i ■'
i. Il.Tk-MI -
A U r n nnaibtr of man bora
rtgislarcvl far Iba now welding
rliTttt. which wttl htart May 4.
Thoaa who cannot attend, only at
•pacifM * limao, • boo Id contact
tno offlco at onto In orite* that
they may chooao tha-tlmo In which
to train. Tha now claaa roll* art
b d ii( mada up now.
W. A. Londonbarf, ona of the
wvMlug tiwti ut toi a, ednw to flan-
M. B. SMITH
: People Trtio
Tallow arook*.
1Mb •111 b* MM
IS*
k n n *i ■ > » . *_ M mill *■•*dawo. N T lM ta f, May *- tm .
Ibrougbeut k a lH la C w iV , Plo.
IIU. at which (Ha* |htr« will be
aubmltttd l* lb* qualified alccura
•llkla Mid CWuaty of Sami note,
v k l a n IrM k illR i. ika quulMa
whether
»»< (kar* akail k* le.
• Mad "Iteepllal Honda at BemlnoM
CBBBty" la tka amount or .IM »
fly P A U L ROBINSON
H- m - m -m /
BrrAf/ 7 v k r t «
y w iL ,
S c rip Iron
M etals
smpaoMWWD1^
MlWNCriOCMS
A ntons wrtu; hc
WWAWW/ATCANA'
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E M E R IC K
B A R D W A R E CO.
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I
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DNITEO STATES DEFENSE
S
r
HONIXS * STAM PS
NUMBER 181.
Pilot-M i r-acu I o us I y
Escapes Fiery Plane
After Forced Landing
gS to pc faction” Is
Caused In Rome As
‘ Result Of Recent
Speech By Hitler
Anssies Down . S m p T m J i
3 Jap Bonbm K ills H I h
And 4 F ilters War Boom Town
U. S. Employment;
Office Will Be |
Established Here
Tha Ruuians appear to
hav« won control of the en
tire sector wound Lake Allied Planes Strike; Martial Lav Ordered
Anew At Japanese In Pryar, Okk;
Ilmen, ISO mQes below bennsrad. except for Nail poc
Ships In Solomons Over 2St layered
kets st Novgorod and StarR
usab
.
1
M»r:i«iiloiiflv i'siii|>lriK w ltll
. hi* I I I I . u ' i i t l! F. Windcll
iif tin' Urlamlo A ir Bano,
mnkmir n furtnl Inmi inn at
thr
iii' w
Siiiifunl
nlrport
ph'irdv ;iflrr 12 *MI I’ M. ti>liiii . Him Iill mil of hi* bla*-
A p p ro ves
;nb»
O f
O ffic e r
'
in jr
The captuie of Borok. klsv I
rail center on the northw—t-}
•rti front, appear* to bare.
|1i i i in' n f t i T
lir
hm l
hvtp-
.ihot
llu' uiudi-i'iiKt runway
nt tin' fii'lil mill Imuled in a
J (T r a il 'd |»K>t
It ^ n > i i'i K i i I n i
th a t
th r
p ilo t
i wan milv ■lightly injure*!.
Atj oifilint In n *'>iVrr nt thr alf*
prut. w ho w» itm*aar*l the a c c id e n t,
I he plant* c a u g h t f i r r in thr a lf ,
am ! I it nt W i m l r l l 'l a r t e d b r i n g ’
iit
it . U i i
nt tlif iix’iim p lrt e d
.ail , n f ir r n h a s ty
•itnm in the run-’
|nli«t In rniae hi*
Nr vis* p re p a re d
•hip
n
i i*i n g ( v T c r a l
VI itn lrll rit*ed It
ni>oit *200 y a rd s
.... * f m il y level
v •!• (in i o f f the
lorris Appeds Sypkifis Rite In
:cr Support Of County Is Hh^i,
Boy Scoot Drive Dr. Dime States
Th t
-N '
t h r plane
« | i , m i* ' i - i • lA i ln l •m u t in g in
t h r -Ml l i t l i i M ’ l 1h r whip Mr an on
f i v■ vi in i 1.1 Iii in[«*I
mhIIt*
a not her
T**|Mtr i * -I * tha t I h r r r a f t » t i r l l d
apuf 1«-1 in* m I hi a ir , am i d id not
I |ainr op u n til It h it the g ro u n d .
|in hir*l in | | y
a fte r
the
plan®
rw iitr to » *i iip L ie til
W in d t il
wa* .»hh I . g i t 'Mil .if t h r pla n e ,
w hit h a a t i^ li,v * -* l t«* I*1 a P*40t
A n . ih e i
fljr ln e . » l l k
lh** i|i.|»i*d yi®rte
l a m i i a W 01 S t a r i j o w r c t e r O f
H e a lth
W it h B r e a k fa s t T o - ;
l Ta i t K io la in s S e ta n o ia
X Io ra m jf? - o p T o R o ta r y ( l a b
i , ,,.,1,1. m i r immediately placed
I
H U I ih arue
Jet*y
B ark er
*l
j l ^ u a i r n i , I'a l
I* leadin g a yr.inj'
( « f mwvie kwrauttea twi a i
I arid* Wand' welling t**ur
Sh r m in
, hadtte* M»*a lib e r t y .
r e fiM -^ n ie d in the la*t T«»t*iti*
i mere11 n( Iliu m in her Ktmir
35 Sugar Trade
Users Register
This M orning
S a n ford FilKiny!:
Stations Hit By
Las Limitations
thr whip to keep c u r lo a 4
,h
m in i
. - a y , am ! H a n fo rd
|i.,(h i Mil l< l(un k U I d M t n ! a t i h t
T a n k - L e d Jau
Burma C olum ns
,;mash F orw a rd
S»nfnM l
gaatvlme *|e« h i
*■I'
h * f«! h| I he* 4 i m Oi i '* « * l l l i ,
M i l tn- tit j ir n ir ilr H tnday I it* I tf<
m o il a I i M
fillin r * U I h *i * tn
*<> j M U
h igh
Threw .mV fr>Uif o f I hr
im 1, .(
t ilt l a u f U l r d i'r* «* l
nf t o atattona lit Iht* « iI s
T d t k led
J a f ia n r -e
m lg m n i
lim it* have a lre a d y cl* ae«1. *m l if
l b n » le ft n y ra , the vntum e «»f c » ‘ * m whe»! northw ard friun l^dlem,
aalrw a re rTportcd In lw >l*m n m- mi i he* awtern flank «»f B urm a fro n t
th ri’f llr n lu g
to c u t
tha
m t* h a* in « c IrO p erre fit In *.tne tim lni
m m ii V illi.) cum m u n tea lio n * , and
ifK lt n r e *
T h e im pending *l|i*l
th.
M fdiatav Alaahm
aiinplg
m*nt |« mMienU. whether * I
i i ‘a*l I*' < tuna
I tn i hifu-we i* (M irlw i the « ? * .
• . i i-iri -U r m * ii t la 1 km pul lea fr o m
I ,« \ - i 'u mil* * hy a irlin e north*
targe
r**mp#ni*
i jtjU. w-f M< m la la y . aw l he in v a d e rs
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i
p n . >!*-.( « .i h m '.Ml mii te> o f I jk *hlo.
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W A S H IN G T O N . A pr
he
CW!
S t n ift
IM .
o mmiaikm
im a ia o d | ■ ■ t u l j j It w ou ld reh v a p f l t r a t U m B®tO th e r l i a t
k—l ata® Mmw IS for the poll-
■IcfmM poallioni «lo n i tS* F |i*>
G a s Registration
Ration M ay 12-11
muia-UunMlay raV
moUi
tt
T h u ii
A Cht*nj[klnr nmnunlqM awdU
lu«l Um Flyln* T l ( « n o f t t *
Amarkwa rotantaar frow f with
U k l v a cowtiniiad hand to. t t *
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 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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rers Given To H IG H HOPES
I S e le c t iv e
ice Questions
Coast League
, Has Troubles
wirtfata rule* In an
aula an el|bt~elob
Last-minute affv
'* raiaa enough <
Defense
A new class |q airplane engine
•erric* win b« ready to atari on
May >»• This data U open to
W]roM and doaa not require that
ceaafully complete tha work art
eligible i t r employment to earvlea alrplarvae. Tha present clan
ia coma need moetly of tatilon
who h ilt ink an advantage of the
Daparttoant of KdecaUoq-t offer
that they could. gr*<Jnat* with
lhair class to Jim* and r*t tike
gift la or can
hall. He haa owned and operatot
hit own airplane and for the paat
tig yean- haa served aa aircraft
angina mechanic to harannah. and
Orlando. Ho holds an aircraft
angina mechanic^ license. Mr.
McCovm 1* not marriod and b
a put ta’ ma In playBasebill man at Peletka’ ormerly la tha Florida Btoto
■ague, which wag impended for
he durition—war* reported ready
’i take aver on* af the franchiaoo
■val wia about to b* abandoned,
tut, (ho league7 hoard Of dlrecon racelvrd a. talrpbooa call dvftluli removing Palatka from
wtat
wife, divorced
UtCr* inWfi' •
Vl
•tolly handicappod peraon or
M pane it under l i wha la
mtoiag on the regiatreat'*
■togs far rapport
a unborn, adopted or lltogltla child b rated a dapcadent
healthy son, daughter, brath-
111 Children Accompanied By
Parents—Proa BaUooaa While
onilderation
Tha dlraetors, meeting at Writ
>•101 Beach threathout tha aftermn, 1*amad that both Coco* and
Fart Laodardal* might ruiac
nodgh money to keep going.
STEAK o r
BOAST, lb.
p r im
SIRLOIN STEAK lb
m n rriN d
p o in t
ring r u n TUEatlAT.
lies.
lulry. S'Jea t. a, t>. ■klyylec point,
CAJWCN
Nad them would not be dv-
SO PH O M O R B TEST
in f o r w a a m ite it.
1 H A NrotU) - OVIEDO SECTION:
lU nllagi heavy. MaOeral* wire la-
tod ft rP4U*fiUf
3P
dAVidSr
nrr ft Aostfto id ilrs
PROFTJSHJ/1A1.
Braves Lose Again
To Dodgers In 12
Inning C o n t e s t
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Ara ml] ptraotta working fa ■
IT ladmtry deferred T
No. Only thoaa amploved In a
Htkal oecepetton.” a job which
g W fUlad only by a man with
Mfcl training and akin. Her
>' all maw holding "critical ©ahall—*" ba deferred — only
■a wha 'cannot be replaced
f t n t a tarbut lean of efface
haaaa la th* plant. Thar* meet
a ahaciage of eoch man. ,
Rafactire terries urge, tncraaa•mploymant of women, older
M and young men who are not
patently 100 percent perfect.
Rhauld war Induatrlaa refuse to
• man who are liable for Indue-
Om I l i r a
SATURDAY, A PR IL U ,
FREE PARKUMT
w ia, ranee In quality and riirvdl.
lion Pascal, d i n a i t fa ir , market
■tH tr. all aleea, beat l l j l - l . l t
> « f , f 1 * 1 1 . 1 1 . Uoldaa Heart, far
arte aleea. daman* moOeraie, for
m all to medium
alaea
demand
'l*ht. Market steady.
io d is e d .
I t dee. I l.lf - I .M . few ktgN as
11.4*1 « da a.
t l.a a .I .ll
m otily
ll.la - l.lt ; • do*. -X X ’ a. tew sslvs.
il.ae-l.la. Murk land, 1-4 d a n I I .r ii.te, mostly t l . l t ; • d o * . t t .t l - l .l t ,
poorer
f - l t das. I l.VJ •!.«*.
soorera l l l t . l . l l . X X s lew sales
•l.ie -l.ll. Praeoollag I t s ettra.
CHICAIMI:
MANIC ETIi n h b t -
PORK NECK BONES
Fresh Drcmtod
HENS and
FRYERS
Tl glt-ILtUflTLiT’ WEAKER TU *.
tIENCt
Ckra a * Itrark II
Cara arrived I t r L A . J .C A U P .
PtOtUUA 4 d ec,
1 > 111 4
nctv rrmxi maiikkt lUmiTbr
BACON
lb. 23c
s itte v itraano
BACON
iAur
lb.
23c
A i M i - n n coLu
M EATS
lb.
2 Sc
w r m a .i • r a in
R IB S
tb.
21 c
* ! ■<■». tllvvd Iteel
L IV E R
lb.
2 Bc
Look
What
Will
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SPARE RIB ENDS*,...
BEEF KIDNEYS... .
SMOKED SAUSAGE
PORK KIDNEYS....
HAM BOLOGNA ......
BEEF BRAINS.........
PORK FEET .......$$
BOILING BACON.
PORK EARS... ........
BEEF STEW....... --.V
PURE LARD (best grade in cartons!) 2 lbs
CORAL CABLES, Apr. t
Ipwtol)—If fh* crowd’ i
jammed the Orange Bowl la any
critorieu, wag Uam United Btat«
haa pul Its aUntp of approval on
ARCADE
Package Store
|MtML
l l W
k la a u i
Dressing
When the. University of Miami
Horrteanea cloead tboh- Spring
football training period with a
11 ■
MIRACLE
quart.
I l m f * ! , , ■i d
CORN, Uhn.-cans 2 for
-TANOANO ’
,
TABfcfrSALT, l'/r-lb.
Pay Cash' for
Used Furniture
m n, lay hroitort of
ia church, a Jewish
la tha spiritual leader
mtrigwruu.
VW.MJRB
V^ S X S S Z
KINARD and BON
MO Sufort At*.V *
VELVO
CAROwiALS U 9f
FAOJ6 » b j'S o fA a
VBARWU-OFCOdl
COFFEE
■Umraa ChrisUan dav.
wra and eertato effl-
1tMormon t church,
nh engaged In cMUaa
League Standings
JEWEL lib . eta. 18c
Pittsburg Flour
-tblUCHEpi
GBITS
1Iba. 15c
Cardin*!* Plaster
Faltering Beds, 6-1
AU. ABOUT
■OT. LOUIS. • » p o M - O O r A
dou‘.la gad aIngle fa gMMWOmp
LAKELAND,
M aSd i wunt a
faltering Clwclnaai
UE1GAL NOTICES
Bleach tit 10c
nuAnt
Jam 12-ot 15c
�I
t
FOR VI (TORY
I 'l a lil o
JNITED S IM tS DEFENSE
A N I N D K l'K N I )
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j«- i >
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SANFORD
HERALD
D A IL Y
F 1U D A Y ,
BONOS* STAMPS
N K W S l 'A I ’ EII
A P R IL
24 ,
1942
M em ber
Associated
Presa
N U M B E R 190 .
Be Spent By Navy; Between 1,200 And
150 Officers To Be Stationed At Base
“It Is Biggest Thing
That Has Happened
. To Sanford , City
Offldals D e c 1a r e
• “ I t 's the b ig g e st th in g that
e v e r happened to S a n fo r d ".
U t h e e o n c e n s u r t r fe i t y o f f i
cials t h is m o m ln g concerning
the designation o f the new
M unicipal A ir p o r t by
the
U n ited State* N a v y aa a N a
val tra in in g base.
It h a s been announced th at
|6 ,000,000 will b e spent here
by Im Nary and possibly a creat
or expenditure later.
Tkii figo n that dor* not Inclod* the
payroll at tha baa*, In which
Mayor Vf. 0 . Hill has eetlraated
that between 1,1000 and I,BOO
enlisted cadet* will b« ttaUqnod
her* with aa officer corps of
180. plot a (art* number of civ
ilian worker*.
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___ City
.
Commission,
Tha
Comaalaaton, presided
aver by Mayor W . C. HID, and
(be Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce and Soogtary Edward
Illggina, and VolU A . WUItam*,
<9 H e i i —
i
45 And 65 Will
Register Monday
Illy UeaHaird I'ra-eal
l!ti' iin trsliiV fmnoimt«<i n I'mli-il
Ftutea bomber write** r.*itlaat Jit
u n |a«i KdtinUy ml tl -ti IioaI
l« w IV Kan ftrtffl
|« error in * Ilti»**an wiArillmr
a f l r f fou r i!»y* Ilf h e a v y fitfMmtr
The
(Jtrimtw tlrioitwl :i m im li r r
r■•in|i Ir*rt! trw( uf Ihe y»«t ■I«1 J«
rw*Mt *#*■
n
m til r.t l»t s
p#*'t
in t h “ K ' h u m h i tm
N’ iRP’ tarilh* i'f the* whole l i r f
m oi l a r m ) la • n thi* K ut ai at i front
i»f Hirers* fill flilvanrre
.ft
ih r
2 ,0 0 0
A re
E x p e cte d
t haMie-t* tuMn on the
«otiilt> r n
firM t, wf i)t> ft |Hirt« rrfirhivl | mi
T o S ig n A t S c h o o ls
*ion that fitnaiilrr: bit*
Pinuii***
ravine#
on
the
err
**f
Japan.
I
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S
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m
i
n
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l
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C
o
u
n
t
y
rl AMjtearfHl to lw an rtl irmly miifirticfiTirtil* bav# nutyiif atmth
aken over aa a training station Joe Hendrick*: "I'm glad to an
In M d i T the ajtifi*log S a i l tlivj
Edward Iliirgin*, secretary of
■ Seminole County Chamber of
A personnel of between l .?00
and 1.5DC entitled men and ISO
t
if the Nrvy. Mayor W. C. Hill
declared l.J* murninx, It la ex*
Iwe led alto that a larrr group of
civilian worker* will U- need at
the base•
“ Mfny of thrae men will hav*
wlvei and fimlllcs." the Mayor
added, "and of raunc, all will
have a definite and regular in
come, and tie I unity men will
require house* and apart menu.
“This ihould bonailt practically
ev»ry landlord, groerr, clothier,
drv cleaner, druggeit, firmer, In
tact, every botlnew and profes
sion In thie community. It ahoAld
ive everyone an addltinnrl raoret for ll» warea. AH tndeamcn,
ruch aa carpenter*.
plumbers,
electrlciana. painter*, etc, ihould
beosfit from work on thl* proj-
f
a f V grtii
axpendlturo the
N a y f .will make hrre la a very
uAatantial return on our InveatM t of 1111,000, and the huge
amount afli.OOo/xX) cannot be
expended bare without prectlfillf
nounce that the accretary of th«
Navy haa dciignatrd your air
port a i an operational training
taue ami contemplate* the ex
penditure of 15,000 ,non to be-in
with
There will t>e mitallalloni
ami personnel hut rannot discla.c
details bceaL*e it t* rnnaldcrrd
military ini' rrnalinn
The Army
Air Ila*e at Orlando atarted with
ten than one million ih'll*r*. Thli
will give you an idea of the mag
nitude of the project "
Mr, lliggin* laid that It >•
"very gratifying - to find that
the effort! of the Chamber of
C om m rm . with the ro-operallcn
of the city, rilcndlng over a
.period of 18 monlha. haa been
•rewarded by having tha MunleL
p*l
Air Baas aalectrd by
the
Navy fordevelopment. Mr. Htggin* ate ted thl* ia juat the be
ginning—that there will be a lot
of work for tho people if San
ford to do. The matter of nou«-
u coUrfkl and popular OrO -Air, Bras Musical
Revue
h will bo prsocBtad bora In
aadltarfau of th* Bominole
m
vrrsl o*w ado
bare i*en
d to a Prograwrwhich hsi il-
Trade Users Can
Fill Out R a t io n
Applications Now
to* who will
•Or on Apr.
’ certificate*
tit* or telesserstary of
tS U d ^ a J stT l
fcul
I ’nitral
H U h • Krnhn«*v
"I
fit 1* 1-* attftl Am
St.tnlrv
•*' >'
wbcwtla
J humuhotit
Srltlinolo r h.*l \\ B»hif»**li*n f>'r
r«unty, V H f’ aitrr, Hrrk of
thp Irwnl I>r«ft lloar.1 annoimrod
today
Iti*Uletrnitm will . nr r ni nit
erlto,i|* l*H wrc*n 7-00 \ M ind
0 0(1 V M wnil 14*Af hera nrting’
ft* rrgUtrar*
Srhoctl t hililrt-n
will hmwr a hnlidny
THr purjh>«* nf lh«* f fg i*l i it Ilmi of th©
old«*f ernup 1e (o ..Mnin th«* flan*
iififStion t f nil rnnk* o* (a Ihtlr
akiilw ami aptitidra for war pro
duction work, which ia said tn U
tiffffitly iiwhImI in order to compdf ■ romptrhrntivo invent orp
of th«* nation** n*nt*|M*wrr fir 'Vi
tal nrc-durtion work
Mr
Carter empha'iiril that
rrgi'lratinn* may lm made nt
the mr>*t convenient »rii.*d< to
individual! and' that_ n<> in ■ l(
to llgn « t lb* jfvnft off ten. “ IV>
art prepare! for the J-tli. r.n I it
I* Mpeclcvl that the repiitratu.il
will work out smooth!) " Mi I'a I
ter added
The registration will mein (,
rvrry mate ritiien and every mah
alien rvvldetit, other lhan per
viinv eiempletl by tire iteb'eti,.Trainlnc and Servtee Aet. >, hhad attained the 45th anniver,
ary of bU birth on or **ofore
Krb. 18, 104! . and haa not nt
taln*d the flSth annlveriary nf
hi* Wrth on or Iwfore Apr
j
104!.
Thcae men who regiilrr Mi i
day, It wai pointed out, »re u-.l‘
liable for military aerviee nnd.>
the law. They will tw gl.en r. I
liflcalea of rrglalralion win.lh*y muat have In thrlr per»onnl
poa*e*alon at all times and pr
due* at the request of authorli
ed persona. Later they wilt I-required to fill out an occupation
al queatlonnalre, detailing th.-tr
civilian quillflrmtlrms and skillv
but that will be far the pur|nnr
of obtaining Information only,
Registrant* mutt answer nil
qua*Ilona aaked by the reglitmr ponenta,
iwlh
from
Dsylona
for notation cn the regUtrallm. Beach, Jf.hn R Parkinson and E<l
card, It U ‘ Important that th- W. film*.
registrant daacriba hi* place of
Basing hi* randUlacr an hli
retldnico In dvlall and give full past record and hi* etperleiu-e
particulars as to tha addm i at Mr. Hendrick! paid recently, "I
whirl, ho will ba »ur* to reeeiv. am sure my friend! will under
malt or other communications
stand th# Importance of my re
Anyone unavoidably away from maining on the Job snd I hopboa* tomorrow may register at they will exert every effort to
the meet convenient regUtratWo gat the voter* out to vote for
placet, but all registrants are urg
my rt-elocUon."
v
ad to make every effort to regl*
Mr, Hendricks added that he
tar with their own local boards fslt sun, that because uf what
to avoid poaalblt confusion In the h# has been able to aecomnliih
future.
for .the district, hi* einerlcnce
and hie memhershln on th* Ap
propriations Commute*, th* peopi* wocld realise the Importance
of Ms return to Conger** for a
fourth term.
• . J
ftml Hitlrr |»«a*•
m il l
tl*arf\|M
caIUmI
11«11 till-
up 1 *et»il
H.-.i
Itflttv
Snufortl'* m u [iir|Kiri util In- iiih .ii .m i In the U nited
S tn tr* Nnvy fnr ti*c n* n N atal ( 11***r ;il i-<ti;t I Trtniting llane,
IL‘ p r,.«!IIItl it c J'h* 1|r*t)ilrIf h* iitlnltti.il I in Sm ifoft I H erald
lant flight, following Sirri*!ar\ .1 Mi. \ iw K n ..\ \ tpprov*
al o f tin* |ftr«ij«Tl. ami an i*\p«
>i i < •#* < o h m m Nni .in tho
I HJ44* 11 (‘ontrm plalrtl !«» ln*gin upl*
Thini* will Im‘ iM^ Ihlint uuu mm!*
t! r( « |mgi' j t **. lo*
l a t n l eolith ofi tii i sn A vi■11 i• ,m,| |.. i ............ u fi| t„. Kt(lw
UoikmI ihrr,', hiil ili tiult fir, . .n 1. 1, r* .t
j . i i i inf.irnm lio n anil tn-n* not tii-u 1oh,-,|
|h,
\ i» ,, v \ r Kn . a O r In in lo
mi
iilcn o f
m th
!«•*»< t h a n ^1 n o n m m
tin- n u igm t ijtlr ,tf
rli.
Japanese A r6
But 100 Miles
From Mandalay
.
*— —
t « r .asw M iossg
Pnw|
Th* t o i t t i t are within 100
mile* o f tho important Burma
Two Nurses Join
Seminole C o u n ty
**
| |««
i
,j| j . l w .
\|,
Hi iiiln c k s
III h i'yl li ;mil 1(H)
"t'K iiial
W I’ A
roit-
ll, MIIIHII)* W||| |)(
i-■■■' n nil' mid lira
>m|i
llitriiiikn will
t i n " In ic, hiiiinwr.t
"Util'i r - .mi! Iigntor
■ ...... will vurruund
'»*■-i l* '"•» •'-insist* of
City. .Knmitevr Px«d<
-t-it*"*! ihiw morning
* . i. ,i ihat tht* tataf
......... nf lh<*
two t ,000
?o e H e n d r i c k s
Will Spocik Here
Monday Morning
Musical Revue Of
Orlando Air Base
Slated For Tonight
tr Ihin ever, gig bate officials
Alt'1ut 2.min cif
f'ptlmntrdi
219,000 mnl«* rreitlrntit in the Mata
bftwotn the infra of 4A and H3
w4ll r**ifiptrr Mnmtay nt vnrlmia
Mrs. vStone Of
Sanford Eniscopilians Are
Seminole High
Named To Office In Diocese
— School Resigr
ladlfoctRy from It"The Air IMeo will
bnng
Sanford to life materially, but
six* of tha payroll at tho beat purpose It can render,
la not known, but San- la to train men to'amulste the
gallant .example of the defenders
o f Batten*- peninsular,
where
American men end bey* fought
and died for the people of Ameri
ca. and all other peace loving
people*' the world over, who are
being oppressed or threatened by
ruthleaa directors. Two of
the
first snd ipost Imports nt thing*
which they need and are crying
for. are planes and trained fighters”. the mayor concluded.
1
f
iField To Be Used
i As Training Base~
By U. S. Pilots
" i, 'tig
ru m -
ud I 'inatrucl.iniln
Jt la
w01 aecept
n-'ii will
let
-i„ TV>,int „ . A i, Italy |
("I
, (flier, rhrl.-d f..li„»
J I ■i it arlitw, llrlttniie, ^e,
^H'l
* i l-n.l w ith
l»i,M - -l i li ' "1elllir; Hal.lra.l It |
• •*- i rK.tf <n tin r, (lw,. in thrt
l « ( 0 .-.l!
tVidler I'urk, titlinry.k
Ih- V. r^y (lev, Melville h, John- [ r.-i. fit lb lakiil III l»* f< III ' " I 1** tvjiit#i wi*14141 |*4‘ ill-limi nt n talar
.rtl, I trianiht, registrar; Ihc Rev ' rail's *.f ill I *ltlh. Thl* bs.alil, "• •*i* «i4hI ih4* lifln* uf IIn* ntrpich*
IVIIIiam K
tln.es,
t.ikelaiul. I lirr.pt S«v hrf
r»‘« 1tfllAlissl»,
s* •v t.in ta*||y Ih* nitli'hnj iho ad*
1*0 II slit ion,.«S -ini fiwi, ti in reported*
nan lory; Morton O. h’ fce, Tam pi, -Wf «| ll-ltf Aw llrtklli/
>». .-i.i.ini eccrrtrry.
|pi) *-.$ with Mia . > 1**I4-1' * w-or line . m|mn> nlwsi n pavinir thd
- i Mjyifp f "ml nti*I Ifni atripn. '
SI n-iinr rnmmltlee mrmlwr. ; i ml f * irrrtts •! loftltti h» r
in VV < Hilllitolfty rfy»
k tpf*
tirimniAf *" hiftS
me M ilm J.
Ilrnm,
Tamiia, It. I"
••-vI*•l i h n i i !t»" M U |u»rf t i | i r n f n U
tl urn,mi. the Rev. IV. Krllh fill |*f Ifk Ilift I. wlHtfd
deter tVlnlrr I’arki Hal.lead W
t tr I r>1nn.| H* nir r |i|y« » r*•I t-« WII 1f|VI wI IH4*ft1 I, V thi* t'lly of | 30 f»
(nt.lw.ll tVInier I'ark, and lie, f«,rr thi Iwisfi! Bfit! ill *4' I|- *<•I t hi 11(111 "(* Mi Apr I. for th f pur*
On*
arfi't
THp Ins*
tVill iwin llargrsvea. Coco*.
p.tw-ilsllll \ 4,f t nvltiir till O «* Is* *» •'if*
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hut. U i n mult- to
»orkf*r«
*ii.|
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liienihera rlrrtv.1 lo the I Dir** Iidhimi
e. m il iv _ Mnr n| of the lilocete illlkt t ■ \ rA)»*l li! »i**|s MI.IOS H
if •i»*fit mi* iirtilnin^
alias lit*,* 4■f I III** • 1
we,
Ri, Ihilley, Rev. (iladatone p! 4' ** III »
k Tlmmifh n WFA.
Tin l'I1 arnl jHijlrp t* f • .sF■'
Rin-'i*. I-.ke tVaii-a; Rev Tace *1
1 f ,r.U from thr L’ A A ,
Tie 1" rain, llearh; Charlr! >1 1hi-‘ f *. hms| worki r** hn»
••
Mat"! IMI mlilstl ihnl lh» field
Cray St I'elersburg. f nd C. II h it in Ibr I alula nf Ihs- no I *1 •ill t*»* A.'***!<'.f to thr Nnyy by
Jlarlni lamps
|ilortor Ih t makr«
th«* imhuhI ih» i 11v f r tJ^i piiiii of $ 1, Tho
\«k y !* to krrp ( tn* •It# for tho
I h li i i lr i
to the
pmvlnrlslj nhv *i<*il i*t airyfit Inn
T ho 11r i in ! on la of '{hr \ il f l*»tl a titirati«n of |ha »n r ur ■« long
•yniwl rhnten wrre the Rev, J.l
for Hi
W. Taylor, Port ITsrce. Mr. Ro ( j*h--‘l» nomififltosl ti-rtc’ l -i*
»»••* it. thru II tl to bo
ger*. lake Writs, Mr.
Mosel, 1thrlr r#a|-Hftlva I ulltl Init* Th****' ilfi*il*-vl Inn k tn tin* (!l|y for tbo
lakeland, tie Rsv. J. K, Culmer, nomination* ire being rerummend-l yfimi
finAnnul
rorukUratJofi.
Miami. Mr. Tlestn, Palm llearh, ftil til thr (Viiinly 8ch«m| Ihwtrtll k'1n i-l.i o.Millonnl U*n|
miulr#ri
# nrI will Ik1 rfleawl m *i»on
ami Ilean Johnion, Orlsndo.
in ttii* mrantlm#, thr Navy will
lair ilelesste* named wrra R. thrir npprfjVRl U made.
purrl.n-f it, and thi* Um) will bo
Prrarnt il !he nirallnir wru* ■ru tiiiii-il in tho airport whan ll
Pvltnn Sargent, Orlandoj Joseph
A. Sp#TTr, Tamps; Naca Tsm;ia; John I.. (’.Iilliiway, Chairman. Mr* ri-vf-rt* to tho City
Marlin, Tampa, snd
Gray, BL A bh y Hutchlaon. and S, I). ( hn*t , '
T n n lrri; (J. K, MrKry H K-( Tho inf- rmutlon rerrirrd boro
Peter* bury
from (’ nnsrfiimiii Uendrleka foU
New olflcera of Ih* Woman's Mnrrla, It. K. Klnp anil Fiilla I'.
Auiiliarv i n Mrs. Thomas 0 . Arrlnafrm. tirincfpala; «n«l »uprr- low*? " I ’m glad to anninmea that
Price, Pprt
Mysrs,
president; Ininirlcnt of ftrhoola, T. W. I^w- I On- SdN-rrtary of tha Navy Kuq
I i1#«l itnail'd your airport as an op«
Mrs. John Pischor, Eustls; t in . tan*
rrutinnal training ba««. and ton*
Inglev; Mrs. Edwin Thomas, Tam
template* the •tt^rvditur# of
pa- Mr*. E. a Balia, nrmdsnton.
K
ob r a n r w i i * —.
T ow nsend
Politicians Worried
About Silent Voters
t%
a a
mat th* siteat voters in rkr-
C lu b s
W ill
H o ld M e e t in g S u n d a y
The Townsend Claba nf the
Fifth Congreistcntl District will
hold their atuiusl conrvntlAn at
tha Citv Hall fiundav at 1:30 P.
M. At 1 :S0 P. M. thfr* wU| ba
p m**a meet Inf
i It was annosneed that delsgatsa
sleeted I* th* Sanford dub. teat
nl-hl * t Da Court Housa were
Mrs. J. A. William*, Mrs. Mar
tha Moffttt, W. l. Hughsy and
J, F. MeOtIUnd.
- J
Former Resident Of
SsnfordJtxweSv Son
i
h*ACTOR! K8 CIxiSINO
---------8 TTKKIIOI.M. Apr. ! 4_ 0P>-T
A lick of raw materials, power
and Irtuaport facilities t* cauaiaif . ;
many Krenth and northern Ooc*
,*
man factories tr abut down TO*
rort! retching hero said yestor* ' .J
Uj
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NAZI
Bill Will Propose
State Barge Can)
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F R ID A Y . A P R IL U
Tha Sanford Herald
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at
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L
N M YKXHK r o a BODAY
PBBNTDY WILL PHOVB ITi
thy burden 'upon the lord,
khan sustain thee; he
ssrar suffsr the rirhteou*
.he
I moved.— Psalm U :23.
Lena cugxr will bv rvuulrrd If
• pinch o f M il Is i- i !•; I to sour
fruits during rwktoB .fr l - ,
'Short and Dumpy”
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has sprang
to the defense of American women against the charge of
being “short and dumpy,” as inferred from The reosoUy
published.report of the Bureau Of Home'Economlcs of the
U. a Department of Agriculture.
While in general ttxi»y's women msy ncthave figures
Thodola who are popularly held* up aa ideals of the sex, the
Bureau** report has created a distorted impression, accord
ing to the Metropolitan which saya that ths average stature
of American women Is showing satisfactory improvement
and -may b* expected ie-eoaUwu*. Mail! the general average
of future generations should come close to that of the glamorixed groups.
Disclaiming any reflections on the value and useful
ness of the Government study, which, they say, “has fur
nished excellent and original data for the use of American
garment manufacturers," the company nevertheless takes
issue with the ■average, height of American women aa giv
en in the report
'ThU relatively low figure—6 feet, 3 1-3 Inches," It
M y*, "create* a false Impression in that the measurements
were made in atocking feet, whereas the commonly quoted
average la baaed on measurement* in Ihoes. If allowance
ia made for thU, the comparable average for the study
would be S feet, fi inches, since 2 inches ia a fair allow
ance for the height of heels of women’s shoes.
"Moreover, In several tmpbrtant respect* the sample
of 10,000 women used in (he study wss biased, end the
net result * u to yield a set of average* which, aa regard*
height at least, are too low. For the Mmple contained -a
disproportionate number of such -groups o f women m those
from the cities, the css tarn seaboard, and low-income fam
ilies, In which the average height is distinctly low, as com
pared with the general population."
Despite it* deficiencies, ths Metropolitan concedes, the
Government study confirms other* lit showing that Ameri
can girls today as a class are distinctly taller than their
mothers—girls 18 to 28 years old being' about an inch
taller, on the average, than women between 46 end 65
>cers. ThU U said to reflect'the bettdrrotnt in health of
American women, resulting primvUy from better nutrition
In childhood, and from the rise in the standard of living.
‘‘Aa more and more of our population share these
benefits," the company says, "It U likely that there will be
a further Increase In the average height of American wom
en, until thU general average cornea close in that observed
among the most favored groups."
Speeding Chickens' Growth
Prayer ‘ Is our 'sserst
i t - v a r twfflfbi rw tm t of iw j
—
time i i M f t for on boor ohm !
And now
wo (nu
the i n she no. Compensation for! ihrou*h tho year* to
this (hsagk. wss tho stirring doctor * W Uu»ht first
beauty of tho Sort horn lights. I In* a crrtoln period of
tho way tho windo blow,
i nor graduatad from Somtnolo
la tho ausswr tho aun oat for High Behoc I In l i l t .
Ho U a
only abort a half hour aach day. brother of Judgs A. O. Banner
II wsa hard fo r'o ar ooldlora to of Strort, Fla. Dr. Banner took
learn to aloop la tho daylight. | his pro-mod in tho Ushrcruty of
Tho land lo borron of ony ill- North Carolina and tator grads,
ablo growth. Only ono llttlo Urso >sted from Jefferson Hospital. A fdid our ooldlora soo In tho town; ter that ho iM « t two yuan hi
and tU t, together with a fow| tho Government llosplul la Aaatraggly shrubs, was rncloood by, con. Pansoto. Bines (bon ho baa
a ftneo. fishing and shoop rals- icnrod In* various hospitals In
lag a n tho chief occupations of New York and Chicago, apodalthe people. Thoro to hot water Iting In obstetrics and surgery,
piped from natural hot springs fo r soma years ha kgs basil eras,
into tha dty.
tldng In Sacramento, Calif. Ha
Often mall did not roach them has not only boon lucooaofal aa
for over a month.
About tho a surgeon UtortF bat has boon
shortest time It took o totter ® Chief of that city’s iMaternity
travel thoro was two weeks. Tho) Jlospitoi,»
surely, lo ccmfortlnc nows UTeokt
A t present. Dr. Bonner-U a
who may hava won led because of >urgeon on n Pacific Transport,
time slapped since last hearing- Dr. Banner’s term of service as
from a special soldier.
|e Naval Burgeon hod expired,
Chris was with a > Inch anti but Harry, aa wo used to know
air-craft battalion and when these1him, felt that if hit country needmen warn sent home rarly thli( rd surgeons and ho was gualiftod.
Spring, their transport had a It was his date to go. Bravo for
Urge escort.
Wo asked oboat you Harry I Wa who know yon
that escort. Wo got a grin and ream ago roengnito that old spirthia answer “Types and number It of yours and wa’ra with you.
Ino Barracks, Paris Island, 8 . C.
Harry ton bo reached through
------------his parents’ address.. IM S BenHo-hum, we’re just o bit weary ford Arrau*. Sanford, Fla. You’re
of thooo screen ’he-men’ who hove setting s grand example to patheir ehanee now to bo reel he-i triotlsm. Doctor, for era happen
men, and can’t take It.
I to know that you gave up a most
—
• lucrative practice to do this perMr. Alfred Erlcson of Poole Uvular job. Bo, our hats off to
was toiling us some days ago you and wa wish you 'good tuck',
oboat his son Alfred, Jr. who it friend!
graduated from the Seminole
And i peaking af Doelore, mtlHigh 8cbool In IBIS and Is si Itary physicals, etc. gooes what
ns lira of this county.
Shortly, we found In tho May Bonder’s
after kls graduation, ho went to- Digest: Of nil ptocosl Tho Digest
Tampa and took a business coarse I calls It 'surprtaa.'—Qsote: "In SL
to IM Tampa business College.' Louis a man stripped for a pky.
After that ho went with the' >!rlan, bared an abdominal tattoo
Florida Motor Lines, Miami. There; rending: "Hello Doctor." Bomamho anileled about throe months. ber, ladles, this Is n soldier's
ago.
Ha must hoes done oil 1column.
. ,
right, tea, with that buotooss!
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course, for ha is doing officei Now to Geneva, Florida! Bkhwork In’ the Miami Naval Best.j srd O. MrGin visited his pal-ante
It won’t bo long, wo think till' recently, Mr. and Mrs. W , B.
non hear that McGill, who have moved to GenWg. ora from New York City. WkUe
Alfred ha* hie r rating.
post progress. Richard Was hors there woo a
fudge this by I
Here's to It, I 1 Alfred's ad- party given at tho Genova Com~ mualty. Uouae to hU.honor. . Bkh.
dross U Alfred ..........
■rd U i tel lor and has store gam
W . flth Terrace. Mia.
bach to kls ship, bat wo want
to wish him and hie parents a
hearty welcome and much happl-
We of ten hear it saldf thew'days that this is "a young
man's age", but It has always been *Vyoung man's age".
Young men bare always been needed where new ideas, In*
itiatlve, aftreaslyerieas, and strength for the long hard pull
were In dpmand. Age is for.wisdom; youth fop action. Age
f youth for daring, ’ In such trying times as thead
t men have greater Opportunities than ever before,
often hear thaMftls l* a young man's age, tndiIBt young men ar* accomplishing more in thig
|j|fcjui they *
this thought, how
to disdbver that young
t part in world affairs,
ntv-three whan.be took
mand of the f
When Caesar-tint be
promiaent in 1
I was not yet twenty. T
aa Jefferson 1
be wea thirty
man at thirty:
In the eastern
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
Be MBS. BBNBBT HOLISM OLD IJt
1942
~J Makes Chide.
nolo plonoor family la tho dty
librarian at tho Sanford Library.
Lacy, bccnaoe of hor owp boy’s
eervlce, bos adopted tho whola
army (wouldn’t you .lust know
sba would?) ood will bo glad to
accept notoo at tho Library for
tbit column. If yen Wars thorn,
shall can ao and wall art thorn.
S h .’i a roal epldkrl
Bod can bo addrocaod. Pfe. Clton J . Mettghfon. Iltb Penult
Scjd., Mrd Pursuit Group. How*
aid field, Pa as out Canal Zona.
Bod, do yoa want to boor from
anyone Special? Oh, oh. wo moan,
la thoro any nawa W E could
rttoba?
Do you all know what o ’ tanker
•tiff 1st Wall, Ifo a man woV.
boon wanting to Ulk about. That
'stlfr moat tefar to kls backbone.
ftrr bo la tho seaman who skip,
on unktra. And tbat man. broth
er, has what It taken. You most
road about him In tho May (moo
of tho ’Bondar** DtgeeC.
Wo
can’t put It In worda, but bors’s
a (east to thooo ssasenad seamen. May Heaven biass the pit
starvation 1
tpUckly
Then Your >C*r Is
Lubricated U n d e r
Actual Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive In
Today!
HUNT’S
Corner Benferd Avr. A Strand 51.
rhene IS *
J U S T P R U N E 1121
8. H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
f]T— JI,J1 naiujiULsq
to news of nit old friend. GlliOcr
Steel wh* Med to ploy erilh our
boy under the oaks to tha hock
yard. Gltmwr to tho eon o f Mf.
and Mrs. O . M. Harrison. Oilmar’ s mother pays nice tribute to
this news exchange and cAnttnuoo. “The boys themselves will
dories a grant deal of meourngvmoot os they road of tha mem
bers cf ’ their n n g* • » fighting
Tor tha same ideals and the freedam to lira and express the true
American v s r of bring,’* A nice
expression. Thank yoa. Mrs. Horrisen, for that Uttio b i t Gilmer
la urlth tho (toast Artillery to
the 8 toto o f Washington.
He
writes that his platoon la willing,
ly, courageously, working ae they
have never worked before. Gif-
310 K.
Fourth St
THIf CERTAINLY IS C H E A P E R
MOVING THE REGULAR WAV*
THAN
A PEW REPAIRS WILL MAKE THE
H O tfft AS GOOD AS NEW.
Y o u ca n
always
cou n l on
n u t o ie b p u r c h .,.d .t .
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v
R£-*mb
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F R I D A Y , A P R IL 24 . 1M 2 .
THE
Social
with
rr^ S o c i ari'a lendo r
n tm w
Thr anr., i.T1 Spring Festival o f
the Kouih .'M.lr Primary School
-wtll he hetrf V-jinnlny with folk
dance* r ml ynmn In the Park at
#MH |*.! M at T OO P. M. supper
• III I*1 *crvpil In the 'lunchroom
are) m
|\ y . a play wilt be
presented . In the auditorium. A
Domiruil
nominal rbarire
cl.aryr wHIba
willb* mad#.
made.
.SUNDAY
The Towttiervl Club* In the Fifth
Cnnjfmiicmal DUtrkt will hold
their annual eunvrntinn in
tho
otirt ll«nuM> at 1:30 I*. M. Th*
public U cordially invitnl to at*
tend.
MONDAY
- .T h r Truth ScrkerA CU m of th*
M ftboditl Church will meet In
tha annex* at
'tOO
|\
M.
Fr». J. B. IV iiU m i,
*
Telephone 148 I
Sanford Avr. Ju*t O ff (in u r.
S a tu rd a y
D o u b le P r o g r a m
2 C A ST L b i
S p e c i a l Feature:
ABE . —
JOE
> 4 l..h i \ .
Nr ill. M n
•..»* I« v
i Mf« c; y w * ii. \ir.
j Ml* II ii ill NiMI
>|r»
Mr* Flunk limn r \|i*
Mr« Herman
t M»
1U*I. Mi «ml Mi- J
•ft, MlM Vn*l«*I W . IJ-*
RACPr BIRTHDAY
i
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A. L. B arW au *
Mr*. M ary*ret 1 . (Rdt
Mr*. John c . Strobe!
4r*. Geonr* W. Jaekaon
BATtlRDA Y
H *ry Wlltlnyham
Mary Helen Tdw J
„
SU N D A Y
Mary E llu b eth Kill ^
Obii M D aoeff
W ash ables!
•
LOUIS
■FIGHT PICTURES
S IM O N
COMING
- Sunday — Monday
• A RO UN CM JP 0 1
M AbN CSS A N D M & O D Y I
t * jrT.iirii
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M '"
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to ib Mrrrv
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»iTii* S .iim irt S H in d i, K IU F ilitn 'ro b i and
l'i #»pp* at * in wupport
I it I Ic T lu 'a t c r M e e ts
A t T o u r is t C e n te r
W. |{. r a i .l a r d
r iiM M h 'I I I N t R OF
III
IHti n iS T R Il T
M U St H
B a n k H o lid a y
I 'n llO ia t
•i "■ii Hrur*
•hiiiffhlrf
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D e m o c r u tk Prim ary May !
(Pal* I M Iiln l A*,.|
N|»nny
K nyon
l
n tlic s
Dr inly, imtHilh f . t t . m
IMintir* Ihnl « In h' -I' I 11
iintki ulini tit ••“
*■kirl*»l Hm«»» *i v 'mb *" ni: U v inhl > tnrmn.rl * "■
Istr! V«|u* |*rii*-»
4 b Y E A R S AGO,
>•
r j^ s p i
Faahlnnablr .Hllmtip*,'
I'uundalliin (inrnicnt
For
M ANN
N o tic e
M 'M IIM i.lV
Take It Or Uave It
B.
curtain* and drape* were
ornate aflaira w ith lot* of
Irlm m ln e—or < !*c th* old
reliable lace curtain*. W «
•old plenty of b o th in n tf
firet little it o r c I "
F.trry
f./iooie S im p lic ity!
' •■•ton I,*..m,. ■•,»( i * v..„
* n b "lai*te*MI Iwcr i.,r.i
lion*, ru-t Unol' m in
Full fa,binnedf Perfect nuall
In fUMcrmy tpriny
■J
•ha.it-*t
F.i'
filR I .S '
N O W . . M o d e m llom e t
O rm in n !
I'ENNKVH HOHIERY
RAYON
U N IH E S
Cunnlny Uilored and trfmmeil
ityle*
like mirth- Q A
.
!t*«liiy*'
MrnV U N D E R W E A R
* r'». Fine k n it ra yk n l j J I f C
{hiatiU C olo n ia l
New Cottons I
Spun Rayon*!
who
hr. Ill*, 1 *.. it»«iii»Kir otflrc* raw pat
■In fiiwtirr lo *M»lh of them:
Mi tipimncoi i* out *'f th*
r mill I % all » rek worklnff (o f
ihr NKir lluatl Orpurlment.
Hr
rlr.tn l !•• *»»*
Itm» In Ihr '»u*inr*8 of the
rouol* not a * * » rr krnd omfl*
la of lie ml
Thr hu*lnr** of Srw ioole Conn*
1* •h•>ii l<1 not hr * nldelln*
to hr *rr*ed in *l**fr time.
It u a full llm r fol*
In thla
tr 4f r W f f p « i » r»Pl» roOPtF
nf fit if whoilld hr oO th# lob
doir»M hi* |i>U. *ni1 not mile*
•wat all wrrk
If \ on *a«nl « full lime County
................... ..
m l* fur
\
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TW O
ONE
\ .1 VMnftL 111 their fir nr* I furtme
Jit the
U *JUiLATLI4i
l.lt H I T
PAINT NOW!
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\ IJ. .
I-e n isla tu re
A
K (omptim bin lit t fnt W m*
Wt»f l»» vihit with tin ilmight#r, Mr*.
IlnUHtil <'hrlilrmirn.
whowr hinbiittl, l*i ■ hriwtrnsfn.
hvt rrrrntlv ht-rtt • i!1pi(
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U
K ip p ,
lA ’ o n a r t l y
mu,
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP 2
Subject to
K
R t w w iK r r
rt'ld l
VOTE FOR
DnrD Hit),
K
hriuyhttn
Re*
Sackelt,
I..Ur Mr,... Moll. Jnhnnlo
ifkij ft*»he'rf WiUon
i mC
wrciltl that It*' i mi" i:«ib H Jlrnwn *
ii (II in mhrnfntill
inlllm<»|» i
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when ( ♦■ •• wtaitum. | Ifni (irk ti|
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At
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Ffi**ndw " f Mr* 1
*, Hofiii , * » «•'
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mother of Mr* H \\
Him k* r 1 til'Uii
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will rvgfH t*» li'urn of Irf lllrirwi 1 "H tiw n o
rt . -i .on f
in Ihr
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flnapti.il
nil nrgnl io fc«o-:p *i p out1 r:Ni
Salfthurv
N (' Mr and
Mr* f IMll e rt1y for'hr -.ell*
of t 1
Hornr rrlurni**! Ii. North ( aruJInu
huf (•*> i»t. ,fu> * r
•lout !»•* wrrk* mvu iftiT *|»rriel h«vr *m th*.wr -b*- ..*♦•,* »Inr thr wirilrr in Finbinl
'
Miw* Kdyth II*.iu« .
honif d rm im nruti ,»« •, •
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nrnl f *if hitbliMr •
H obb y
C o lle c tio n s
■1«ndin t|i m f tu« • '
ii
S h o w n A t C i v i c M e e t 1p,ii» Atiil hiirIii r 1 1
Thr
fp|h*w nt*r
|up«riil
Mr» V
f !! ,On
Mr*
I M Met i»it
M
l.rreou Mr*
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I I' Pnytiin, Mi - A M ‘
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Mr* I* If I
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r K it nr rul'.
M
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H l( ^irvrn*4»ii VI t 1 I 1
“ l‘ *| Inr, lira, J Itt'«!ltin.»r
,M lliiy TfINa. Mr* J \\
11fl! » migh and Mrs Mh i m i VV »
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| A|w41, Mrw (f pel riff II t
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|Mr. W
A hr, ,.
M.
, Whity. Mr* J II • r. u ,.f,
,,,J# [ John Ariiii*#, Jr Mr- W I
ilm nn . Mr* I’ I* Cn, ,.h n
K K Trur. Mr* A
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nf* | Mf* W I. AhWriiiMn vfi
f
III* M#rtl uf IvOllKwiHwf VI i
i
v.ol I IJirgrnt of Luiigwot *| M• *
Dawson, Mrs. Klin Rami >p>
•collected firm different pait
R. M. Hall, Mrs.
the world Mr*. J. E. C
Miss lleleher, Mias lrrn«* Hint
a
c* re,,1 from >nd Mlsa Holloway.
. collection
— --------- o f day* ca
\wood
__J or iton*
__ from different l„.
colltieo from which the
’ J* cam,Mr*. J. W. I
Mr*. B. i’ .
, Moor* and Mrs, ... 0 . Tbnmm,
W A 8 1 IIN C T O N .
A i»»
i whoa* hobby if
1. w rltiiif poetry, --M a m if a e im r r r s furni#hi
read aevcral oril
iljrval poem*. Mr*. Lain product* u rv U r *rnv«
H ' RT
d
.. Dawibn
_______ duptayrd
* »crip contract m a y rm p ln v y
hook mad* up entirely nf picture* veiling M lft, unfit r m Ie*I
nf rocker tpaniel* ant * o llr c partmrnt njling
inH«lr
lion o f o d hat* w i* .J ,,* ., by rcslrnlay.
Mr*. II. J. Lehman, vhrrb in
cluded one l a t 60 y r * -. ,>1,1 and
the hat which *he
on h*f I hr hu4ivi#-*a session mu
f i i i l Irip to Sonford huipv
I,4*hmin spon»oriif ihr pi
a to . An antkiiio d r t ii ih m n by Mr». Ralph Austin 8m ’ S
Mrs, H. W. Ruckor c n i i n i m ore ek ttrd ptW idcnt nf th* I
In U rvjt
lYdsfsMdli o f Wniru'in
Mrs* JtyW* Htli* pnuklml over raid her flrat o f lk iil v»
t i e club at the Civic
m
/b o u t 38 person* ati.-nd.
luncheon *nd proyram.
three
p a c e
1,
anil nr netIVltiro will giivrn with
the foil i w Ime wuifi«*u taking parti
■a mmtfU M l" If *11 Stevt nmn,
MD* K H..1l..wnv. M. * X A.
Mi ran Mr* F M Mt I i Mr*
Oufla Wil*.»n Mr* J D I'alla.
ban Mr* |{r»t T'lli* Mr* Mnrhei
W Homo*!! ipil Mi* C ( I*ttw*
tor
The rliithmp wn*
n«nj
l»V fla rii'e Seutt i f 1li r* Rnrt-oU
itf Iturn • Ft ..Tviriine* I" N I*''|t<nr1
Mt.a Helen Habe. popular briderlrct. waa honoreu on tVednraday
rrmlay with
a
mlacrllaneou*
■how*r yirrri bjr
Mr*.
rr*nk
Meiach at her hem* on
Weal
1 irat Street. Tie room* were de-cmitml-wfth- arranghvMtiU
of
Sprlny flower*
employiny
a
color theme of pink ami white,
which waa alto carried out In
(he refreehment*.
Duriny the evrnlny
con teat*
were enjoyed and price* of defen*e ‘ •tamo* were awarded to
Mr*. W. 11. Siewirt, Mr*. Ed
‘ Junto and Mr* John loidwiy.
Mi** Habe waa nreaentrd with *
pumber of lovely
yifu .
after
which rvfreihmtnl* were *erved
Inr lh* hoateaa, taaiatedby Mr*.
Stawart, Mr*. I’etrr Nuubaum,
J4 r*. Kenry Richter. Mr*. F*rcd
Brandt, Mr*. John luidwly and
Mr*. Paul Pcmld
Invited to be with the hnnoree
and hoitea* were: Mr*. Ceory*
Jl*be, Mr*. Chari*. Meriwether,
i f r*; Helen Schulti, Mr*. Pnncla
Meriwether. Mr*. H.rbert Sloothoff, Mr*. Nuaabaum. Mr*. Rltthl.*r^ H " . * ■ A
Mr*.
John Judwiy. Mr*. Irwin FleUi !!'
8U w ,rt. Mr*. Julia
Udwiy. Mr*. H, M. Hamby, Mr*.
Pan Peaold and Mr*. John Peiold.
A W M r * . JoyephMehch.
Mr*.
Anna Aehmah. Mr*. Fred Eerrtn" ? r> ^Mre. Brandi. Mr* Charle*
IJ I
THAT TRIGGER
TRIO AID!*
A6AINI
1
FT O R T D A
Mr*, ft. U Shinholwr anil Mr*. K.
M. Miami aa ce-ho*te*»c*.
I
The Dependable C la n o f
th e 1 ■Tom Vernon ha* m tv id fr<tro
W a r T i m e ( ’ lo t h in t r
Mr l hod 1st Church will meet at
amp Ilian,liny m
ini * fen
th* home o f Ur*. Paul Johnson.
Lye in S ln f.’ r.i uitir frtende
D is c u s s e d
A t C lu b
1918 Sanford Avenue, at 8:00 P.
U. with Mr*. E. C. Smith aa to.She*IT
BWT
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The* flf*t
,l kr*IU*t >*f inert.
hcnlflt.
V u l e r r h<- inif* un.ter the p.m -or-hip f the
The y . W . A. nf th* P in t B*p- for S rv rn n a h . N
cxpivts iii rvmatn f*u
time
tiat Church wilt meet at the home
('mint)
11••rut*
f lemmint t ntioll
of Mia* Alice Ruth Whitley on
Alfrtil 4tn*| ihr I'tifirnitiir-f** IfitrrM f». C liir f M M<t liiujr of l)n y
Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 P. 14.
to n i H ric h I* th» ifiip*t of hi*r r*tJ» Cimimiitrr *«f Ih«' S**mmti|r
The Rad Grea* f*w ]ny room in
CoUfltV |lr#r«*r I V»t|.I"U11 |lp Hl'HI
the Woman'* Club will be under p an nt*. Mr «tuj Mi* F rrd It
of ||l»file >e |4»cr , « A* hr*5•i tP
#
th* direction o f
Hn
F. E. Wllaoli.
Ihr W> man'* I*|»jh HuiHttix mi
Roumlllal. iponaored by the D.
The jtilihi i« tjrpr.l |o
* Mr ' and Mr* Rottrii \ t \ and Ti»r*rla>
A. R. fo r th* mornlny »r**lnn,
|
»on.
Hobby,
left
to
lav
for
Hlmuii
'
JitlMvl
mi^t in if* «* th*' tn
Th* tnterKlrnomination*I Circle
I field, N I when* thr> will wprml formation tiven
Mill mII i .rpie
o f Moore'* fitttion will meet in I the iUtpmcr witf rrl.ilik’n*
frntlt fnlriit! uiureP* Ift I hi* IIIthe ch ipel on Beardall Avtnuc at
lere*t *rf krrpirtjr v. |* lm n k* *'aml
3:00 P. M.
Mrs. ( ‘ Ie* Redding** fMther »»f ■rib in » a t time* |t Mil* tie
TU R SD AY^_
Tampa it her gue*i £m a frw cU m l
(layw ft hrr ho*«e mi Valencia
An mteri'sling fashion *hm% *«f
Drive. ‘
•uni met rut fum* «u It able for hntur
IN T H E
' flak
^AVFORD.
Personals
H onored A t Show er
^ D esert
I P.
Mr nrr-i Mr, J
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Mi t ,
iinfmuiHr lb.- mrriUK. •! th-'r
d'Uit* I n . -'.nrj, Jen,
In I
VStnfrrl.l If,r h
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Mr*. |
Tpm W in l* In*. H r*. H . K. Moy*,,
M is s H e le n H a b e Is
^
HER
A n d P erson a l Activities
MRS. I.OIIKINE DEAL, Society Editor
T oday &
SAN FORD
PRI SCI LLA
CURTAINS
Itayaa
8
L I P S
i
C.imlred cot.
um fllllRTH
A URIEFKt
B r o a d cloth
SIIORTK!
'Tailored of pindot rayon crvpel
Shadow panels!
DRESS SOCKS
. PAJAMAS
Mirra Line
DRESSES
Drraay, casual V
and a p o r t * l
t y p e * ! Gay ,
prints, navy! J
Raynnal 13-44
Spring H»U
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Field To Be Used
As Training: Base
By U ^S. P ilo t s
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At THE CHURCHES
M
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b W * v* 10C<»-TWr#' TnellHiaa,
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Pay Cash for
Used Furniture
!
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ARCADE
Package Store
rtnrag*
fneHttiaa, 1110,000,000;
h o tp lu l wad d U p w w n ry fod H U aa,
il.ooo.eoo.
Im
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11m
labor* tz-ry, # 7* 0,000 ; ■ilaralka’
Thi* will * W y o J a n roua
itnK tkrn,
1X9,000,000 ;
«* g n lto d *
«f
Um
f ir *tlng H ryd o rk
000,000.
p ro m ™ .
rurk
!* • «-
Airport* In fire other Florida
(Mee aUo wrr* dcalgnnlad a*
FARMEttS’ MARKET
Snnfnrd fit Id According to Mr.
. Uandrfcfc*.
they are
Daytona
’ Beach, Melbourne. DrLarul, Lake
C H f 'M l Vero Deach. la addi
tion, location of renter* at 8 L
‘ Aafwtln* and I’alatka I* being
I ' t w t an
t ,_ P . * i »
fonalderad, It * u atnlad.
r t o R i D t r a o D it-r *
’
The de*i(nati*n of the local IlK A V H — H »
IlN
T* «a »r* T»e * .
Airport wa* made jmterday after
it ;a -i.;»
the Unitod State* Senate accept lt l:tr r * — it*>n Dun t* e -u * lt< H er.
t*
ed the llctia* amendment* and r a n lBl r-p- t^l ^
r t n . kwik. n f •*-*•••
; aeat to the White l|ou*« yraUr-jI t 'A I I It t m t — l ) u Han ll t .M e
II*
da y legislation ntAhoriilng #800,■ter n w - i n
000,000 of new N ani nhore fa- r n , i : i t r - < ,m « . l l . l l - l J l
L i a t r Heart*— Cmln*. I t . M - f - f l
, tflior*. Prerloutljr tha Senate lCl tI V
I ’ M IIK K * — lln
HerOrd to
had reted a ( 1,000.000,000 aufin e r,
I I . 11-11*
variw t d t n p M H v n t
K r u i t l l t t l e I t r i l r a I ** V. M
■•rarer k ira tln t. W M i t t l i f *1
III*I* atadr. FrUar • •• F. M.
• t r r o a u m i net* o r non
l U l t r A re a * * at F if i* » t r * t i
lit* . C. I>. Ilarrta, Paetae
nunder a*ho*I it:** a . U
I'rra rh in g a*rrtc* II:** A. If
r
P. a H .r r lr a iraadar *r*alag
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tic* f tl P. M.
n n rr
o n a i t r n t t i t — »• * u
a. o w n
l i d * lu g * 1 1 1 * B » I 1 1 1 *
The gum (a thla bill will be alIU
g*
I
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lecated approiiautely a* follow*, LJCTTU CM — 0 * 1 e*. tr*d lr*b*rg.
With authority retied in the Nary
wrllh
«*. f l l l - l . l t 1*.
la
Bill’*
Package
Store A Bnr
i p YOUR TASTE DEMAND?
TH E BEST IN
LIQUORS
• SCOTCHRS
f WINES
IB
SURE TO V I3H
N I C K 'S
Package Store
T im
n t r .* * i t i
II I t Heowale*.
Muaitiy Marttre*
•aaAap DrkonL I
tb o rlu tk iii.
M iV T M a m M a i r r u T
Morning Worabli
Jr. T e n t Pmisl
cackoi
Loa rel A * * , at Nlntk ■«.
0 *»rg* g JU*m*r, Faatnr
uni**
■aadar P k w L I*:** A- M.
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I T I'I'K IIM — llu Her. Ora t* rholr*.
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■•rail
1I'A tlA t.tTT— tt*» II** 11r -« » e
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Tk * r* d * r
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P*opt»* P»
•I m tJ 1 1 - 1 .1 * a I I l l - I U f .
lowahlp. f M P1I
•M •metier ll.v t-l-1 1
C*m*t firing a fru n * t» I*
I lt A ltlN lir .it- I n . * Do* l l e - l t e
Church
w h«r* “ you'r* nerer
• g l 'A H I I - n *
Her. I il ln w thonk
N ie l.
Ilil-I.K .
r*ttow. t l r t a i w ' .
C ra a la g
W vnki
trife r
[* c o n tra il to rra trrd Jjr'* i t
Cwmat;
Inning itn ig g l* which w ent acoro- (Official.j
I m fo r 11 i U n t i l , today** tonal*
wm
a ragged a f/ ili w ith cock
Tatra rank la y 10 U U and Do* ton
■anting th r * « e rro r* *nd unlny
four p l t c o m I* D .o c ilr n 'a three.
The Dodger* practically tewed
up the g iu e with fir* nut* tn
BE SHOE THRIFTY!
the fifth, twa of theai on Pet*
Reiter** ftrat Footer of tha /ear.
Newt Kimball raraiead credit
for tho rictory and Bair a w*a
charged •with tho defeat.
Nats Lose Leonard*
While Beating Sox
M r*
W IT M IU A . a I*. Iferado*. Clerk
d nut **14 C u r t , *i*4 ike errielal
•**l th e re * ! T » W tk* I t A day af
A p ril A. n . t i l t .
O r H e re in * .
■Clerk.
*
D r : A M. W **ka
WASHINGTON, Apr. XI— CAT—
The Washington Beni tor*
toonrrted for nil* when they war* I Of fie 1*1 Deal)
r-reded yctlerJey to root Boaton,
lO T f f
10 to 6, a *4 drop tha Red So*
H U T IC
out of a^ fW*PpUcw Ua with tha
tkal
pdi
New Yurtu T i n i e r *
^ >
Each uam poandod . eat
IS
blow*. Rookia RUn Spence led
the Washington attack with a
triple, a double and k
alnglr.
[Imc* Campbell connected
for
three •ingle*t Jlm Tilbor t n tho
big |nn in Ute Boaton attack*,
hitting three tingle* and a triple
in four attempt*. Ill* three-tag
ger ipirked a ninth inntir rtlly
that produce*! three ran*.
Dutch
l^onard, Waahlngton'a
Irading hurlar, (offend a broken
.
CITY SHOE SHOP
H. p.
XI0 SANFORD AVE.
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
f ir s t
c n rs rn of m u r r
in e rn tr
Sum isr l^hfMil. l ift A. U
Idfifaf&g R # riri«« l | ; t t Au II.
W *4 ft•■•dii f (f j ii ln g M t f k # I r i t
KiralrM.
t fU -t t l
"M i* .
R
i
f(**<Sliif frwim hours from lit* Ift ankle w hen I # (tu m ble d a fte r be
V a «JW i
t i «*«i T iit # # * f f ■ad F r M i f A ^ ;
b (j I ' a h i i - > ,
n* D ik t. t'o e u u iia
ing tagged oat com ing Into f l r i t
• T T O n A T IO N A F T E R
l » E A T l l “ In tho aectmd Inning. M a n a ge r
itn -ii*
U»* lu b jd rl «»f lh*
M -IN A f'll— It* Her. lie
llir r l* o f tha Scnatorm aald Loo nom w hich
V li l
h*
r* M
la
W TR A W 'D K IU IIK H — Pint. T r -t r
grlrn lU F. •rd would be out o f the gam * fo r
T O W A T t t a t— l * - l t LA Crate*, ord.
i Saadsr. an indefinite time.
to fry
i f t l - o * . U i * 1111, P A O I-a W B S L W T a * M I . T I I o n i * T ih f o iiv tK il lh* world
1 11 I* La. Cnrtaaa. H e
Apr. I f .
OfCRHt
I l l tl
T V II Nl PS— O o a Dan ' li e - t i e
Uv
Tfc* (kkldra T * * 1
T T f lM R M CAS p« r
■hall •radar# unto IbA t M ,
ll *
H er. 1 t* »lle
n#T. II M. lltikU . Psrier
»..rn* ahull h# * « » r J
( Maltha w
WATMtCIItun—!>*>** «tc
fluadsy lichooL l« :M A. If
r r m h l R c M r f lw , H R A. IL
Am oag lh#
w hlfh eoni8 « in o n hy ths rsttor.
O R D E R F O R P t-R L IC A T IO *
l w tha LMgon.RdrmAft la tho folE rs a g s tU tis N n l f H ssrh l/’t f ■
w lag frrww th# Iflhla
‘Th om a s r u n r r t m o f r u m i i u Toi
D ay E rs a la g t : t l
lU R IE t^ 'A ItA F IIt m E , M AR O NIC
Th s llttis churrh la lh « WIM* ■allh halo him* I s f f , » • kaow M l
tf h llh ir Ihou i w t l ; am) how raft IIO M U K IJ * A llim if X > W T t . P E N N wood sxtsads a v itro n i* io «U
wa htkow |ha way? J m b i m HH ah- MTf.VANIA
R A T IO N A L I J R O I ’R
T o » nr* har#bf raqnlrwd to ag.
to
hlm ( I im Ifc* w i j , lh* truth,
U la PH.
W I* FH.
S A L V A T IO R A M U f C t l U l C L
nod tha llf «i fin «"■ »
«ftt« I*##r to th* Rill of O m r la ln l flU d
I lr o k n y
i f tO fC h lFgu
t I
HI
t i l East R#road Htr#«l
aitiln it you in th* rasa o l C 1 I I X
iha
Father,
but
b>
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(Jotin
I'M iL h
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I % IM
Capl. Oaorgo Wood a In rharga
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IB- liA H IIO R E , an lf»m dar, lh# ffh day
Saw T
I | , t l « phiutf'a I : •I I I
F ra y a r lUrwIra 11.99 A- M
of May, A. !» l i t f , at tha Court
rtud*«
ths
fat
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in*
pdTi&a*
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Dm i Ui V n u rte r
v r i*. i m r m .
tha C h rU tla a
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tt itbooh Ilauaa at Hanford, M*m!nnla County,
N#w Y o rh I. I*hllad#lphia 2
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"Aeistwo sad 11owlffc w lih IC«ir ta Florldo, and tn 4«faglt of such i|»Ifrooklyti t, Host on l
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f
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O ah«r l^.fgb c# Ur<f«# Pro Coafaaoo w ill
C toH nn atl I, Pittsburgh J
I ’niBi wotablp with u
E d d y T T T o g re a a Is boro of os. b# f n l i r r t agalBBt you. tha ratlaf
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of l - n r » f by aald Util of Complaint
I d rharga p i tha i m l r i *
mortal man. through which th » Irin a an abaoluta rtfrorra from you.
lh# paid Itfh w r s Itaahnra.
mortal
la
drop"p*d
for
tha
Immofial.
HOI.1 rnoa* c n i t o r u
Ii l« ordrrad that thla
Ordar
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p m rack*
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■hall ba |Mibllahfd PRrt m w #«h for
or
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daairuf
all
Hll-.ainn
* 1 *11 lV*al|-(n
n*». Frank K. Fnllay. Itwlor
four
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In
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f«rA H*r*ld, a M W ip «tw f of gan•«d ragaaarata matarlal aaaa# i M
tt,lru ll
4 I l i t lltlta'tl*
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#rol
H
rrotatto*
puhllahod
In
Man•all, T h i old m y i w ith hia da#4s
N aa alit fralfrO a y
H o m in g JMralr*. II:** A H.
m utt bo put n r r Nothing aaaaaal f«’fd. ftcmtaola County, Florida.
I ’h llida lpkla «. Naw
T. V. C L «;»a F. if.
D o it and nrdarad thla 3rd day
or alaful la iminortat" t j> l i f t ■
Moali.n 1. }V»«Hrv*1nt
g«. Mark'* Day. (a ta rd a r
I II .
of April, A. I) l i l t
It).
H.
t'Mrag.* V. f>atr*1t 1.
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O. F. If# rod on.
r l . » l i n * •, l l U a la :
c ig rir « f Comrt
Eyanlng I'ra ja r and *ami*a, 1-1
Ity • A. U Waoha.
rw puty ci#rIt.
(Official Faall
sititi.
Complete Shoe Service
Inriaible Half Sole*
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Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do Quality Work.
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League Standings
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of. A ctu a l A . b . l l l l . hn* f U A
a**>a |* m y offlro an* ha a ms4*
■hpttratlon foe ■ tn* d**4 to k*
laaa*4 tk*r**n. Said ro rjlflra lo am .
brana# tk* fallow ing d.arrthod * ra warty la tk* C o * n if of *•■!•<)to.
Hint* of Florid*. lo .w H :
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(levin* completion now *| lh«
Men of Kemlnolc t ounty 1^baM. Ihu work Iwln^ 'Ion* umirt, |w*cn the
o f I ft , 11.1 It;, a t.
■ WPA contrect. It hu« W n r e -’ (Join* their p v t In thr nation,
per ltd that liarrarl# aixl han^retwrlile yuvenim enlal-m iulrnl re*
will ba erected, and a ftitce will lalratton to.lay hy .tuning
at
be plaaed a»JU»d the haire field adovenlent
arhooi
t>u I Id I n g 1
The Navy la etpecte.! to let out throughout
tha
count)
The
eonlraet, on thlt wort
ochool. with trarhera artln* a.
The ritv , which ha> »|o-nl al.uil regiatrai* will remain open on
110,000 In obtaining the land, til PrtNi oVI<wb tonight
They
will deed the airport lu the Navy, opened thi.
morning at
7 iKi
for II
Than when the Ni*v I. o'clock
through with the field, it .ill '"
K. ft farter. . Irrk of (he heal
deeded back to thr City fur th ■ D raft Hoard, ha. estimated at
aam. rum. In addition. Ih r Cltr lea .I J.OihI m m in the county will
will he drkded all ether land lh.t *ign In thr rt gnlration which ha.
the N>yy may purehaae and add aa Ita ,*rpoae Information on th.
lo lha preaent alta, according t» .k llla and aptiludaa of tha naMayor Hill.
llo o ’a manpower for u.a In war
'Tha great expenditure th< production work
Thi. group la
Navy will maka harv I. a vrrv no! liable for military aarvlce
■uhatantlal return on our ln>c.l under th. law
merit of |J8,000. and the hugr1 They will be iri**n cartlflrate.
Mealtewea <1. Pmae T ~ -»
o f rrel.traltnn which they mu.I
have Tn thrlr prr.on.l (Miaan.lon
at all lim n Hfitl pn.*l ucc at Ihr
1 f q ucs (
of nut ho/1 kinJ per»uns
laAlrr they will in* r«N|ulml In fill
•»u| an tin upHi imifll tiurailtinnalrv,
•l«tailing (heir civilian *{urn11fleationa and ikllla, but that wfU b«
fo r th# purpoae o f obtaining In*
formation only.
To aiaiir# to th# irm od force*
------------ that all avmtUbU oc#an and ■!'
W ASHINGTON, Apr. X7, (A*>—
transportation ipar* I# «l#votr«l i« Th# nam#* o f almost BO.DOO,000
S g - ,«•
a( Ua.c>,l.nW-
mss tar ntaii a
h Increase In
WASHINGTON, Apt
*i7
«A*> The Navy Mnuuunctd to
•tun tha w 5r l2
B a l ha p rocla im * !
many had w m a daft
Expenses S e e n
rrc rlv e d
W ASIIlNt; I (»N. Vpr, 17—
i \IM
With
preliminary
-t*p* m tb* e'O ffnm fn t drive
L • lean
lO iliin
re on ofay
■"ii of ihr
a ar a(rnrlra
toelai rrad It'd iK rtntrhtl for
ihr hlaiikrl frrerinx of prices
“ llh olriall i rilifijf which la
lik r11 |o h«* announced lo m o r-
row
|h. oc Io n n a Corell*r» mat ripe* I added era*
|ih»wt* on thr fa ito nine uf rttfi*
*ii met i Irin • *u( h a■ m l fee.
Ira tat- and id!*, durable
*"d e *<o to a 11> clothing,
I h- InwI in afor action In
Word hut IrfH-n received
Knilgn L a o
k
Mroard
I’ nllnl State* Nats of Pi
*n. and a hr»dhri of Mi *
Nordgren of 1hia ril). parai
In malrty !*■( Kunda> vfh*
Navy fighter plane on* ■
laheti as tt was struck !♦> a>
plane at 3,000 feet duting >
|rnation flight
Allhoirjjh Ih# plane ' m-* •
half by the fin |H'llet of (hi
I ship just back nf the r
thr
itu n jfr t n r r
from
[ware
to war rioioniv »l|| be the la*
* ii aiK e of * \ \ I*7l order, due
thi* • rrk
proMhUtng
tb*
"'*• .tf iron and alrel In hun*
drret- . f ii%||ian product#. Of*
f trial* hair i|r*i rlWd it aa •
f«n*l hd on n*»n r**rntia| f|'i Lao loaiiul at lur e
I
Registration Of
Trade Users Is
Set Aor. 28-29
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V. Draa Again
Will P r e s i d e As
Council Chairman
* '" i" ! vtvp, *rkiii t nl o v r r •*m*l lig h tin g ulrvady ha#
l-tfii asninurd hy th r commander#
uf
th*
four
mrp*
virus
within
Ih r lo tliia iv art-w. ih r rn n o u neef"tni - aia| T I i* im ans that there
wilt hr dn ret
m iJlta i)
control
'o . ii nl! i »jr t*tn.I lights in an ef«
L fi i1 ii ?* v* rif fin (hrr silhouat*
tir
v
T*!1* «»*d (hi
ronsrqueftt
I- t
D r ., w .i r*-,l*rlrd t >
.c ir r ■■ rb.lrtnan « f rhe T*»wt< d***(» . i -i la> . i f my •uhmarfne*.
•ruil Mill, Council »t Ihr rcvi.I.r,
monthly meeting nf (he Kilt ,
Congrea.liin.)
Dl.lrlct f-u
(ti,
Townsend llecuvary I’ l.n ,*i M,*M il Hull Sunday aflertnron I en
club, were repre.enterl
J
II
M'rir, flo rid . n .ln m .l
rrpreaenlallve of lb . plan, toll
m.mlrcr. that lha Town.end I'lan
I "li ft H
P » r lcin*iiri, rm uJId#!#
I. one iif the mrral patrluln or
g a n lu llo n . In lha cuunlry. and f*u (h r I'nKr-tl S In tv* I I o u m i fljf
lli'pi t *> ntrtdvr* fm in th r Fifth
that II la dulng everything |m»i
(tifix rr*»luii«|
D is tric t, declared
ble tn help win lha war.
Mr declared that 60 percent of Hint hr tons In favor o f «prt#l|w
United S t a in buy, are nut fit lug war pfiM|uctk>n and training
for rervke in tha armed finer, t»* turn imltistrlal arras, aurh ##
let. when ho add rat lid '
bccauie of llvlny condition., and thi*
San ford l ’it I *rn* S aturd ay
"W e are faring lha wnrel |«,«l
%f
war condition that thla country nomi
Speaking for mere efficiency,
baa aver known.
‘‘ Million, o f old paopla are not more action, Iraa jaolltlca and laaa
galling any relief, and nothing m l (a p r In national affaire, M r.
Fa In eight . i c . p t tha Town.end I'arkin.on, Daytona Oeach lavkyer,
Recovery Plan," ha itatad.
Mr. , tatni he •>■ In favor o f aggree*
Wtlr •l.o .aid that lha coat of .Ivp proaecullon o f tha war, at*
living ha. advanced from 16 to tack «• well a . defense.
Mr i’ arkin.on declared era|<hat*
15 percent.
The next regular
meeting o f the council will be leally the 40-hour week must be
.u . pended until the war has beact
held here Hay Zt.
won, and all klnda of war profit*
eerlng muet bo eliminated Irarep
il lately. Other pobtU In hie plaU
re*^wreaww^ i 'f rf-sV
form are a sound financial pM t ,,
A “ mare to m o o t" is rapoctod
Icy, tha elimination o f a nn screP M lK
wfcm tho recently formed BoreD
public •pending, the preventioa m
sole County Uaft o f tha Florida
(nftallon, aoclal reform and a *
Mass Turnout In
Expected ^At Meet
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a :d
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A ___T I i ir^rr
V**hpc it.** 1
and
War Work Needed
In 5th District,
Parkinson States
office revealed today.
Tha War and Nayy
Depart
manta hare Informed tha Pott
Office, Department
that
larie
qaahtiliee of aacood, third
and
fourth-eltae
mail matter
add reared for dalhrary out*Ida Ih .
Ualted States are aariouilr InUrfartag with tha oapadltlon.
move rsanI o f vita) war sappllaa.
Alan merthandire
and
printed
matter not sbooohety aeoeatial to
tha war effort which -were former-
air aff
egaiaH
of price*
day that Ihr ilc*iruyer s tu rtr
v r n l had twen sunk off
th r
cnast of Kloiids “ by an undtr*
Enaign
Menard wpa .o rtu i
M .W
^.UIU\
2 7 , DFk
• stcc
Vs^loaTon
within
tl **
ha wrote m*ml*er» of ftka f
T h . « •»ml,a t u( 5 2 .0 0 0 *0 0 0
past 'I i h o u ra ”
that hr was unlnjure»l •«
livdliltl-a mtHlII U ill h<* M tibject
T h r |o»a **f life »* ■ smalt 1 landert .Ih miles from his lm
Ih r N a v y « i-inmunUjur rrjn>rt®tj,
\ i mv
i c i *n ip t m n
th n m g h
*1 hrr r MiTp *rv|ral plain - 'U
i n«| fm»*I, uf thr errw of \ h r
Inif in thr form ation sim I m lien tin il* - i r i i u I i *n n f I h n p n l l r o
d<l m s i vr**r) rrscbrd part
ohr s lu n k th r plane In w hn h I i
A ll.ir iln
-rn lm n n l v d l o r i l i y
sa frly, Indicating O a t th r ship
sign M roar,I was flying In- I •#<.1
may havr go n r down
quit*
j»> m i • j o U i i i
m ilita r y i i m u
n
l
"t-:t,
plunging
1,000
f
r
r
,
ir.
grt
■lowly T h r N a v y »#id th r n n t
»d.I.*, i ,* ih r rv|K irtcd
t lrar «*f hi* p lsn r Itrfovr *■(« nn.g (In
of kin of dinar lost s rr b rin g
hi*
|M»rwrhii,r
Faririrr*
win- i‘i n i lr t il n f I h«* i n m h iL 't o f ‘‘eiy*
not if IihJ.
vtalrh rd thi* sccid rn l. Uok Liisign rin\ Jiln ti*
w v\\ an o f b ll
Menard to his hasr.
o,hi r |h i *..<»*
a * h s a f ig u a N
T h r vm ithful pilot, not ki ! '.M Mgmnet " i l 'V i M i i r m tiv itir* .
) r o * of agr, was rnmimssiorii'tl Hu *ml .
♦*(itidisliinm t of
an
Ofih ri ffM works *ifn
Hi* • » ' « *nf i
<111111n i \
s fm
covering
|»t in n e r thus tpialiftrs hi in f»u •hi tin 11 Vt Is fit i« *< « ’ curd from
tnrrnVr* **h,:p Hi
th r I ’ntt-f pdih «
"
lli'i'i* l»t st* n wartime
Instructions On
Mail Service Out
Of U.S. Revealod
*—a*h|
p r o p w fd
Li far niff w, dLrnu raging «¥f*
dit and Installment buying, til#
ralittnuiR of all r**eltllal acSTe#
material* ami the
Imulatian
lu purrhaae war bond a. Tb#
I rr%idrnl * ill di*ru** the pro*
cr?rn mi Ihr r Actio Tuesday
til d hi
Seminole County Ensign Parachutes T o Safety
Men, 45 To 65,
After Collision During Flight
Register Today
U esnUnua to
from Taung.
W b M u d a lijr
IS tha Pylnpaid ba hi an
Allied Bombers
Score Succeiues
•rln Raid On Lae
t illiaiP in
THia map ahint * h*oa clear (■» Jwpnii <■ l.1 * Imuik'i iiunlr i fa m il landitit; iflrt pat 11« ipttl m
n .a raid on Tokyo
The repoit of the plturrs I « ndlPif rim r from Khilmrtn «k, in Hlkitn, ainlt Ul
nllra away.
The rroit «»• interned.
Thr Aleutian Inland* are the neare«t known Allied l*n*>
;o the area.
Annm nrpnu nl
f i n t r< nflrmn tmn of Japan'* frantic rr|M*it of thr Uimhm.
P r e s id e n t
Ilo o N e v c lt>
I h I n c lu d e d
In 40j
M illio n
In
N a tio n
l*ie«nlrftl
h e a if la\r« ihr Kidding o f
liHMiuil ami rurporate profits
l«i i r *i **t»mi hie IrteU, th ta ls -
Pacific Ocean
• ho d « l m d the c.tkbll.hroant
o f the N »r»l Training B latloo
here wilt benefit ever, Sanford
and Seminole County person.
In crea se
C o s t d
N\ \ S M IN (.m S . Apr.
n * -.
— t A I' >— l*rr*Wrnt Hsw u t H
tw in |»rn|iu»»*d the ilAbllat*
lion nl wagra arid aalirU f mi
liwiidduili an part of a H i m
(xHnl pinf ram to ra m battik#* ’ *
upward »pira| in living coaUt.^r.
lie *ai«l during the war “ N*
\m rrinn rillien
ought to
h air ■ nei income. A fter bo
ha i paid M* t« \in. of' aa#f#
iban *27,000 a irar.
lir aU« a-Wnl (he repeal
*d prill Uiniw of the price fla*
me U «
*h(th allow
farm
*
rummAidlllrM to rite I®
111
perm it of par lit» „ oppoaed tb#
*tt'Pt nupin of the 10 h®«r ‘ *
To
Departments;
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( 'o m b n t
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TH E SA N FO R D
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Stengel Sees Trouble For ‘'Bums
Praises Fernandez, Kluttz, Sain
- Dr GAYI-B TALBOT
HEW YORK. Af#. « - W Soulhpaw trouble I* due to eU rt
happening to tt)p II rook Ifn Dod*
| t n olmoet any day now, and It
» H L W » painful JkUIlctlrm. In-thw
Troop 34 Wins
Honors At Boy
Scout Meeting
Brooklyn Routs
A1 Javerv For
t u b n m c r r r c o n r , x ix n v
W rr N R U ICT HAND AND o m *
j i u k t a l c i s n i T o r r u « « C lA L iNtAL. a t series a| * s a (s e 4 .
IDA IX AX© row lE V n o L N glnrlds. ik le f I l k gay a t M a rt*.
r o t XTY
IX (‘II lYfKNV a . d . ta n
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...
jik iin ic r m e n ro o L i;. rt am tiff,
o. r . m o iN D o n
Cler k e f lk« Circuit Caurt
- t t .iid o iu i:
C U I I K K C R II.
l»efe»«laM. ISCALI
Dy: A. M. YTKCK*. D C.
oitnr.w A in lOTUM
17 W IN D K IIW K K IH X
in* m i : namt : o r tick ntath
Allqrnsy tar PUIstlir.
•»r ru iiu O A
t o euAiiKNei: ii r o o tn , « u m
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W R L , . . - ■ i sa m
I baaea hit prediction on the
that the National league
Ipkma hive a llne-un buret*
with Ifft-handcd
batters—
more eo than laa| year—and
certain knowledge that the
rers' pennant rlvila are going
fa throw left-handed pitchers at
them la a ateady atream, aa from
a bote. left-hand hitters, exrrnl
the truly g t-et ones, hive dff’ flculty with the portildera.
" I * * eorry tn eay we can't do
much at out It,” eald Caaey. "I
haven't got much left-hand pitch*
lag, and, anywi/, we've been
aeaalni to these birds for a couple
of aeaaena. But wait until they
h aap Into that aoulhpaw ataff of
, - th e .k t. Loula Cardinali, and Cliff
_
...
ua
Meer
of
Cincinnati.
|olng to find It tough.
n*t get me wrong. Brook*
a (jrong club. But lt‘i
er la practically all
Arky Vaughn
at
Augla uatan In'the out*
Duroc her a couple more
than ha had last season,
a switch-hitter. but he's
,.
good right-hended. Yaah,
can change It tome bv put*
Jo e Medirirk and Johnny
bt hla
outfield. They're
fht-handera, but they're not the
they used to be.
Leo's
and lineup hasn't teen ablt
B game je t , I notice.”
T
‘k" for the Dodgere
to ™ ,
LcCette 2, Glenn IJn gl* 3. Gar*
aid Loeelnc I , Billy Marlwethrr 4. Malcolm McNeil I , Ralph
Smith, J r . f , and Walter M.
Smith 4, all of Troop 3 ; Bill/
Chapman t , Boh Crupdty X. BitI* McCalley I . C. E. MeKeo, aU of
Troop 14 s and W alter Steele 3,
Hilly Johneon. Buddy Johneon 3,
all c f Troop 80.
BROOKLYN, "Apr. I t , UT>The Brooklyn Dodgers mauled the
Doelon Brevet 13 to 1 Tueeday,
two Inn
ings to maka the going okay for
Rcokla Ed Head on the mount.
The National league champs
atarted off lOca a whirlwind, tend
ing I t men to mat for a ll rons
In tha opening -frame and rout
ing At Javery at tha halght of
thalr hilarity.
Dick Errtekson, who came on
the areas to qolet the party, waa
h in ts if knocked out In the threerun second Inning and big John
Hutchings merely slowed the Dod
gers down, giving four mots runs
after the second Inning.
The game waa ao one aided,
what with Brooklyn’* violent offanalve and Head pitching eighthit ball for hla aocond triumph,
that Manager Leo Porocher tub.
etltuted freely In the late Innings
to give hla veteran* a rraL
In their opening Horry the
Dodgere three tlmee loaded the
btM f.
Camllll led o ff In the second
with a double agalnat Um rightfield screen and foor more hits
followed before Hutchings came
on duly.
hae iufferc-1 an
Jodhwy
M r L £ . Eoo© *< r
e o * a o is rwee frcM
-fA e CAKDiNAlT. dflLU
p u y n p s r f o r -m e
e i A i jT r
‘ OjO'AchWp SiaaJt
■0 V/fiJ CWE 1
p o tr:
^ M kceei
G l V J T S ' Mo J aJ o
N cwh
AI.KX II. JO IIN 80N
GENEVA NEWS
■ ^ P aT C SaF fo ?
Used Furniture
KINARD and SON
S00 Sanford A rt.
Phone 681
of In-
Mr. O. If. Flynt haa gone to
Hasting*. FI*. where ha will be
rmnloytd for a period of *> . or
eight weeka In the potato busi
ness
Mrs. A. A. Moran who
haa
arm on an ixtrndad vtalt with
her dtughter, Mr*. J . V. Toola
and family of Fort Lauderdala la
<pending a few dayi with her
ion. Mr. A* E. Mo rap and family
of fanford.
Vote For
M. B. SMITH
State Legislature
GROUP ONE
(Tel* rslllle sl AS'.)
• VOTE FOR
.
L. B. MANN
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP a
Sabjoet (o
*
Ucmocmtlc Primary M»jr 8
tre t* W NUnl A*v.)
LEGAL NOTICES
iv T int
HOPeFVLS
covut o r t n r r o r w r r
J I I M 1K.
S K N I N O I .K
fO C V T *.
•t v ri: o r sraoMina.
IV re Iks rSTVTSJ at
i.i v i b
m a d ia
P a tch
a u io
, here a week.
KN'OWN AA lA'ClE M. PATCH.
Ihe Parent-Tcarher Association
I *er**g*i|
will hold It* regular meeting on
ix r n o n x T iTiira-lay afternoon at the school T«» A I L W H O M I T MAY €*OXI • n Nl
11 3:00 t iloek.
la h n th r
ilr tn
that
Miss Peggy Btevena and Mis* i t iNolle*
’T i i r . n A i t n o s n t #4 h « r f i n a l
[./hiiso Levy were guests of Mr. r*|Hiri
•• Kitrwlrli of U f M til*
nn>| Mra. Ham l-evy
Thuraday of l,uel« lU rlt 1‘Rtfh. ilio known
M Lurlo M. I'ttrli.
that
waning
The llou*»- Dimawetra tlon ■Club •h# fllFd h»r petition for final
tllM-harco.
and
Hut
oho
will
apply
held It* regular meeting at the in ilio Honor*LI* It. W,
Wore,
town hall, Tuesday afternoon at ('aunlf J r4|« of Homlnolo County,
3 00 o'clock.
It»rIdo. on Ike let day of May
Among those who attended the III}, for approval of Mime and for
m»rk»rf# oo CiMvirlx of
Orlando Centrnnlal Pared* were: floal
ih» relate of l.urle Mirte I'atrh,
Mr« Pearl Yarborough and rhil- •
known re Lury M I'atrh de.
rlrrn Mrs It It. Mathleui end remmrsl on (hi* |at d«F of April
rhiMrrn and Miss Mary Lsiulas m i
fluth I*. lUffon
Is Fils
» iftu lrli of the eototo of
Friends of Mrs. W I - Bieg will
l.urle Marta l*alfh. alati known
aa l.urle kl l*ntrk, defeated.
rrg ret to hear of her Illness. She
PHONE
9149
Tha County official* of the Nationil Defense Council held *
Registrations are being taken ir riri of lectures on the Defense
lytra, Peewc* Beeee, Billy
now at* the off let for trainees t«'Training set un Hn this countyW L Ted. enter new clau se
W Is i*»«.
starting In I The courses were held on Apiil
1 t tn
Rro’k 'f n • I
_
in . . . I iv « iit.
1 1 «
r ? ‘o rh a t .u a weldlng on May 4. A large num 1ft. IA. and 17 with good attenIH 'it/ h
ber have Indicated
that
thqy dance each evening
4 1 -I I I Clnrtnn. a t i n
Hf L
Horton
would like this type of training
The advanced Mrat Aid cmirae
4 4 I«# P hll'g'a ■ 1 t i l
AMKIIICAX L K A U li:
and It la suggested that all re-lie being taught In connection
w L red. gleter as aoon aa poaalble in order with the Detcnae
w Is PHlecture*, in
i t in
n otion
1 1 T il D sire ll
N Ynrh 1 f l i t W ssk ’l's i 1 111 to bo assigned to the hours moat I alructed by Mr. Trgwlek, of Sandealred. c u t s e t In welding will ton!
C lavld
* 1 . I I I (Tklraca f i m
t 4 III n u iV a
Mra II. II. G lrr rr la spending
V i n * run contlnouslv 24 hours a day
III 1.
•( the Red*
week In Miami, visiting hei
P in t ctase will atart at 8 .A. M
if hla own club, which has
v ra rse n iia *** RRatH-Ts
and run until 4 P. M. the neat son and daughter-in-law, Mr end
wldoly picked to finish
matiom /i i . L aao tm
clau will start at 4 P. M. to 0 Mr*. Wayne (ilesci
or two out of tha caller,
I'lu ah u rsk , I ; (Tilrego. I
la more than a little opt!HI lo u ts. I ; Cincinnati a
P. M.l the third elate will atart | Corporal E. P Burn inert III who
• t this early atage.
He nrooklyn. I I . Iioalon. I.
at 6 P. M. and run until I t mid-1 la stationed at Savannah. Ga. i*
maybe he hae rome up with rkllaA cIpkla et New T ore p"«i night: tn* fourth clast starts si home with hla family lo , a ten
» egceotlonaily fine rookies,
II midnight and runa until H day furlough
there Is nothing ran glidden
A. If.
Tha Haptljt MiMi»narjr .Society
AMRIIICAN l-WAUI'K
tcert more. They are
N.W York, I * ; l*ktl*4#tphis. I
Lelend D. Litchfield,
one of i
■* thy homo of Mra
Fernandea. his new third<*W,slan0. I . Ml. tsswla. I
the welding In.tnactor. I. a Flor ! L’.M L?
M Thu,,*U> Apr
n from
San
Francisco; |
Ixtroll. I; Chlras". I.
Waaklaaloe et Iioalon fa t t- Id* man. l i t waa born In Brooktr. ' t k .
M.iKrwii.a
o—
„a
X lo tti, a catcher
from|
-to, and John
Bain, a
^nhooDnH .‘ h . r hC ,„ alnw.ld'l0rrl1* I f'h rin l.n PeraJre
thi
inheraldad pitcher from
? ^ m J r nhf v^TTT hsTln^ IwlT h0m* 0f Mr» 0 11 n 7 " ‘ on
who hae looked
amokiT^ fnf £ k [ o J . U .
Thuraday afUrnoon Among thoe.
employed In U t * Charles. >-« .tUndlng were. Mr. W. (J. Kll.la relief roles,
don’t want to a*y so too
f„ w* s f r ,nd ln •,.,h lP ./ *rd ln l>re. Mr*. F . D. Illekok. Mra W
aald Btengal. X ait all
Mobil*. Ala. aa a welder, lie rim e I 0 . Yarborough. Mra. J . W. Flynt.
N K T O R T NO. IBS
a f them look Ilk* big Irafrom Lakeland to teaeh In the |Mlta Kvelyn Daniel and Mra. 0
■ A N ro H II STATS* P A R M M M r
Femandra Is bolding down
-elding echoo! here. Mr Utch-,||. Flynt who ected aa hoeUaa
MANNWT
M ia rei.u iW R o ca r a i r r a n d
Uka a veteran and h
field Is married and
his
nn*
Mias Isabel McGill of Brook- j
VIM 1STANUM N RfO IT
tu a country mile. Klutta
at Miss ■* *a IliWI A. M. * eel I daughter. The family has recent lyn. New York I* vlelllng het
had moth chance
ly
moved
lo
Banfurd
and
are
brothel.
Mr. \V. R. McGill end I
n ■ua.
Lombardi having
fartilly. Mis* McGill expects I- |
rSaaai *■
I- D. 01*1 residing at 105 Holly Avenue.
tha catching, but tha kid looks
n o a in a
ra iu .i/ T i
Hpr
Tsedsrgreen,
Ilk* a natural. If he reta DKANH—llu
l l t a . S . t t lv * a I l e a
regularly for a while
ItKRTH—
lloa
llun
<**■!•«
llu llpr
might have trobul* getting
out again. Klutta la on* of
smartest young catchers I
saw coma up
riH .ld tr—C m **. Il.rn.l.te
flaln—you w net even la
l.H H r-tlM M ,— (’raw *- - H N )
m r m r m u r w r picked
111
■■ft of accidentally from rccDM itKiih—nu iipr ii.ea-i.ae
and IV * learned tine* KrttlPI*JtNT—Cruise, IM I I J I
r club or two had tha f in a r K r n c iT —ito« tr. a. c#mk.
• is* liege i i a* no i f i n
Ha haa on# o f tha
Gretna year car rcciikrly
liege lie
•unrea jrou ever saw. He U nT liC D —Orals*. Iced, leeberg.
to make It laat lonfcr.
abmty Ills* of the Giants
te I I J I Is, It It at, 11.11
I tha haae# loaded, and he UNION*—Dee Dun l l e l t c
Thal’a how yon can help!
itrurlTVxjt Jimmy F o i * of o iia n q r * —itoa u. a enmh. i i f »
Rffnlar lubrication Havre
liege Il ia Nn I fia a Sega
■ Rod So * In an
exhibition
Ii.a*
wear. Bring It to ua today!
Mg.
PRAM—Hu llpr II II I It
pieppNit*—iiu liar i n i - i a e
l-AIUU.UT—Dea llun Ilr-k 's
INJTATOK*—flu llpr tied llllss, A
alas, l i l t Ik I l ia C. tad
khamsin la a aandatorm
smaller l l . l l - i
WUAlly iv tfp t North AfriItAniailKh—Dee Dun. It*.IS *
n r l f lu n m r .
agUABII—na Her Yellow, I I I * .
k AXIOM At I.KAUI R
310 E.
Fourth S t
FARMEHS’ MARKET
LUBRICATE
for D EFEN SE
C. A. WHIDDON, JR.
GULF SERVICE STATION
Corner lBth At. A Sanford Are. — Sanford, Florida
tm x ip a—Dea I
. Hpr. l le - lt t
v A T tin cn ca a —i
ARCADE
ackage Store
j&i-'
' A R 3ENAL FIR E
D , FA RRELL, Owner
i H U
Mather Bid *.
HUNTSVILLE, Aka^ Apr. I I .
W V -O ae person waa killed and
two others were Injured yester
day la a fire at the Army's chain*
leal warfare arsenal bare.
Advertiiements
im iA T IQ H WANTED
ETTA KKTT
R m N D O N -O A M S/ n resr *= 5
NUMflfili OUTOF THE M SH* l
e o w . IS DRAFTEE NUN88T2
m 3-i-o-b‘T/Hffvws
J l A DAN® WITHBTTA/ijJ
ei-ufcrO
nw
flu enia
S l A t o d f t t F R daA M l*W fA ftH JJ,
Defense Shop
League Standings
attick
mu at Complaint riled hr null.
NICK ItlCK I'OOU: eetlnei yot
la Ike Circuit Court ol Hemluol#
County. rinfliU. on or before Ike
tlh 41 jr of May. A O. 1*11. Ike
eauie belne Ike Mar nule Day; In
dslsull whereof Ike u l t ranee
will proceed ea parle acelnet you.
In ea Id art Inn eeelnei you, Ike
plaintiff take for in dleorrei that
Ikle order he puklleke,! for Ike
elatulery lime required ky law. la
Ike Hanford Herald, a newapaper
at eanaral rlr filial Inn. pukllahed la
Haaford, lemlnole Coaaiy. Florida.
up
PAUL
rt*— — m
iM fia u to -H ic x o
W A O O U P IC O PC M W L '
-A H O lx r e c s r io o i |
Wa n t t o - t o a s k : r - J
VOUGOME1HN8»L«
J
�) »
I OR \ K 10K\ 1
I'letiiie
UNITED S U I U OEFENSE |
BOROS-s S U M
P S'
f i t - fv
S A N F O IU ) H E R A L D , TH U IL H D A Y , A l 'l t l l
Lias, oays icKes
Refuses To
People Will
On Weekly
• X)f 2Vi to 5
Believe'
Be Put
Ration
Gallons
Wed in Iceland
WASHINGTON. Apr. 23,,
UP)— Petroleum Coordinator]
Harold Ickcjf today declared,
•there U '“no JuoUflcntlon" for.
antic! pating that eastern mo
torists will be limited to ssi
little ss 2^i to 5 gallons of
f gMolihc weekly.
m Such figures were mention*
* ed yesterdsy, but Mr. Ickea
told a preaa conference today *11
w# pr* ahl* to carry cut oar
plana, tbsrs will b# no such c u t
MW# refuse to b#lltvt people will
b# put on such abort ration*. Our
objective Is to supply a* muck
gasoline as posslbl#.
Tbs office of pries administra
tion announced yesterday the pro*
poaod plan wa* a temporary stop
gap pending establishment of "a
mere • elabor/e end comprehenslrs coupon rationing system"
about July 1.
Automobtls cwnsra will be is
sued gasoline rationing cards dur0 Ing a three-day registration per
iod beginning May 1*. Opera
tor* of truck* and othar motor
vehicle* "easily yoeognlasd a*
commercial vehicles" wUl not be
required to obtain ration cards
® *re f thole purchases of gaaollna
w i l l , * * bo
vJ
•
shortly before Mar I I on4 may
bo. changed Ut«r, depending upon
Ik# supply iltw tio i.
t
Sarsdco station attendant* will
u * r off. mark or punch a m u m *
fay astch unit .of goaollna d^lWorad to • ration card holder.
A ainlorlll may. it b * doalr*#.
boy an of hi* ration card unit#
W ar Bond <
• I3y ste m j3ch
WASHINGTON, A r
of Agriculture Claud#
rod lewd.ra of boalao#
o n n e liAtlona will ipfl
special broadcast Thu
•
s a t ,s:a m
n
* rea do u t wlU bo don
rasa Ion a t tha w Uom
Trade Users W ill
vgn A pr. 28-29
In Sugar Ration
azis Feverishly Prepare
Defenses Against Possible
Lurope Invasion i5y Allies
Claim That Panay
Isle In Philippines
Has Been Occupied
I Hr
Iw lU H
Preeel
* Ue|x»rt Reveals Japs
May (Jet Madagas
car, French Isle;
RAF Attacks Again
Capital Greets Number One Air Hero
Uncompleted
American
and
Filipino troops, numbering
be
tween 600 tnid (00 men, are atill
holding out nn the Bataan penin
sula In the Jungles of Mount Daloy. the Tokyo radio admitted to
day. Other Allied fighters ar*
tcntlnutng last-ditch defenses on
Timor Intend in the Dutch East
Indies According to Gen.
Mc
Arthur's hrednuarW'rs in Austra
lia.
The Allies announced the
A rn
Xn
R p O rtH tg sr I American Filipino
forces
or*
. •
I \ C K l « t C l |still fighting Ihr Ja|>anr*c Invad. . .
,i*rs in the mulhrm Pi nay Island
Registration for wholesaler* and ln , hr |»h|||ppi*e*. dl.pullng th#
r v U lk n
all iiutitutluna anti, Tokyo claim that Pa nay has I t r n
Induatri
*
u«lnc su^ar will baj occupied
held at the office ef the Ration Allied wariiiaiipt Mru a anew
ing Board at the State Armory at Kal»«til. .New
B r i ta i n , today
tn Apr. 18 and 20 from 0 :S0 bond ir>ff dock* and shore inatnl*
A.M. until 6 :00 P.M , Secretary lattnns f o r thr
tr e o m i
turett*
A. B. I’etereon of thr board an • I v da>
nounced today.
Gen. M a r A r l h u r ’s rom niuniquc
All retailers, wholesalers, ho r r v r a l i b f thr r r n r w n l B atte r in g
tels, restaurants, hospitals, drug of R a h a u l rvflrclral ( h r quirk tn *
•tores or others who t ss sugar In* tem|Hi nf thr air war north
for manufacturing purposes or of A u s tr a l i a after it had fallen
ether purposes must register on off d u ri n g Ihr m erg er o f the olr
those days *and make application forces an d thr shakedown of hto
I Ha laoaelalod l, rww«*
S to ck h o lm
s ilt it'M
to d ay
-un i thiil ilc rm iiit rX|H TU ncv
o f it ii Allti'il itit is isisati o f wi*ats-rti Kttt o jir hit* tiu rcnneil c o n I - n lir it l.lt . tt ilh th e N it tin In k
lin g
f f t i- r i- h
p m -n u llo iw
] itlong tin- c u t.it* fr o n t fro m
lh<- top o f N o rttn y tn Ntiulh-
Drug Stores, Cafes,
•Retailers, O t h e r s
U. 8 . Army Signal Corps Photo
Chester T. Swslm. of Detroit,
a coiswoln’s mate, 2nd class, la
shown as ha e s s married to llrltha Thorklse. an Icelandic girl.
There Is a scarcity of women on
the American outpoet. hut several
marriages between I! S servicemvn and Icelandic women havt|
bt*n np o rtid .
orn
new «pnper
laps Continue To
Advance Against
dKneseln Burma
Bishop F . Ju h a n
T ells Storv Of
Episcopal Church
City 150 Miles From
Mandalay I Cap
tured By Invaders
>P--
K aon
O n
TVi
th.
M to.ttok t - . N l
"certain
op-
W. 1 t •r l i e h 1«
tor >|| I h r I t f i r t '
I.Mt- 111• 1 •
h
q u it k rl
•ti n t
Sfso*. •(!•». fl M o l I , toll! . * IM-W
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hi
* Set to %
M rs.liik'to -s •••
fetid, d
tl*'
Mill**
Th.
n.st
mm y
«.. .1
ff. Il.l
1 i*uf c*omm ii it hlillrr 1 N \ ‘ •■MM kitbi
•it thru hi m nI
WaohirktfliiM fro.iit 1•ti... . » \ .
C*t*ti> fmm th« Pm .ft. •*s*r i«f i tt
ItPfr h* •-•- . .1 ■«
Wlttoi kr.l a 1 S mi. • ll . s*•a6o*r .oil clh r.
the
It ii • ®i a
i — ----------------
wII mt Vm
n orthrrn
r|M>ftr*l • i i f t r * *
• rtl !•*!*• MtfMlnet
l ti*- » n i l r mI *r>d
.i
•
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itlnrk*
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•
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ir
n f (It re
<|rfrndc*l
lit qaiiifi said
1jitidiHi
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fill
fi.mt
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l.s
•II* I'M I* h . •
%r
i !«•'
SovUt
. m i . .I I«h •*! H u » * U i »
hi n l t r n .!••%%ti
i s*t.|srii« d t h i I f
, t s i ihs- ( « » n t i n c n t .
Km ) { h i m * l * p « t a n d d t x ^ t
1 ItlsiliMlira!
I.#r «(V itirt»u»h
Be Closed Monday
For R :p istra lio n
B u re a u Is O rg an ized H ere
Immunizations
Will Not ( lose When Will Be Given
Sutfur Ration SiirnTo Youngsters
injf OceurH In May
All
nsh.H.la
- . 1 *1
to t|Its*
»*..
» •.to l.l
Sanford U n i t A t
A rm y Cam p W ants
B aseball O u t f i t s
i ►»r«t
•I irpfc
Ml |..e a. h.M.I (h i M fe n tso two.
... . a
eij*ht f.i.stilhn rt. I
>• |f*rr«l ill s ....... I, I 1.11111 \ Mill ••I iM ij lift) kill sliphtiieiiA in
s*<1 IPWIRiiV- • Hrn m*t» I. ■ •»1 »
• rtfllf .«l? f.eM • I t . »h,|*
<wrtll Ihs .•, •• * I «f»e| *•’» ‘htll • l >
1 ••#•»! lost Hint' I S«|f.||t •
fvglslir t# t tie •» Kernels to111 l.s.l
I lls .! I |a
- I • •t gr si
1 .
| . | .S .
,
•iO** Ms* I
toll th* •sill n||(ns ( III* M--o l.o* tot tho Seui i f tooI• I i
• ugar rut M'ltiiik* i . k- .«tr Mti.'ii t »k# • * f
’l« ailh I ml siffi*. «.(i
f
1,,
> *1
.KlrtliUN,
(«ir«per HAits.MMl a»«»rvi
•Usaol** (hot- «
„
%m. . .
1 tooii.tr
in
trust*** wrrr ronflnneol y*st*nl«)
mornintf tv th* Htminnlr Tounty
Hoard of Public Instruction, h'u
•wrintcmi» nt T. W. I awton stated
this morning.
Thr confirm*tion of *11 present
nrlnclp'ls c f Ins various schtMiU,
Im»th whit* ami colored. It for Ih*
1942-41 school year, it w«s sUtrd
The loirtt also accepted s but
mud* hy th* HHl t umbrr Com
psny to supply materials f. r Ihr
crnitructlon of • defense tiuild
ing tn be erected near Grooms
Arademv. Ths bid wrs 63,460.
This building Is to b- used in
WARRINGTON, Apr. S I, UP)—
the delrnss program ami vslualle
R*pr#*«ntatln# Jo * lltndricka Intred«f*d y#at#rday a bill te so- cl l e a s t wUl b* stored there.. It
tkarlM tk# •ra d io * of a United baa been nallmaltd that the arre
R tltaa
veteran*
administration tie n ' t this building will enable
general medical-surgeon hospital tk* county to rtcalea additional
and domiciliary facility at 8 l. equipment uaed In deftfla* claaare
that olherwLe# could net b# ob
jjt a
M
would aothotbo a tained wlU out a
aatlafactory
II.TM JNM appropriation for a
alia awl construction e f a mod
ern fireproof hospital wtih a ca-
Complete plans -III b* mode
ition adjourned today
»t tha meeting Rrturday, but Mr.
Itowton staled that it would be
•Imret Impossible to close
ths
rcstopla
*
i chords for
four days, and that
undoubtedly, th* registration will
n o t‘bo ronduclesj In th* morning,
bat onlv d urine (ho afte rnoons.
h*n» It ill laiilfot'n* f ” i
or ?M»ll
• " fn*m
M i m hu
m nl
hto hi
*rrn
pr tl m
lit *< h
u.f
is
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fr.im
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• is- t h u s |ir« i n p t l-ol Is. i s l l Oft
•ssiiiniunit v f m • u t i i l a r »up
•
tin u t i « ■ io n i r v i f . • i K - r m a n r n t
t m i i r i i t w .. n on . f f i . ir f hc v, is
fii.| t r a i n i n g
i ilrm o n str atiun
r
Han
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n« | • mi ( o m p a n y ; 1 o-o- Hi
lost# I r e
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J ni in*
h i. •I'fi lihr 4 | anil M Dingfchl
llso Mr John««*n-|M»ultry imlus*
try
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U G K i H r r - c a t t l r im iia try ,
4(ii
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Monror
ami
l» llrndr ir k s -L * kr Mary
' hr followin * w * rr p re s* nt
f* • hi
II K Unifies, lirt iryt II
III •lift J r . M G McNair j
i
Inylr)
S 4) M i n h o l s* r. W M
V"»M. T J
MiT i I m m , ( J r o r y r fl
VVitmrr. F r o r t r
k lH ’rum, Otto
Ir.-., . f. .r the O f f l r e r s ' I n f a n t r y
S, h.H.I Dui lid* I n . m V JO A M.
Is |.i It s in and season o f f ic e r *
n.ialy inducted into the Army.
T he V* ar D epa rt m en t d o e a n t be
lieve » e have l i m e for . . r g t n i i e d
I I ss-llnnod On Tsa* IO *» l
Hernurd Collins (Joes
To Pensacola Station
Iter oar d t' o l l tn i . son
of
Mr.
and M r* . 0 . C. Collins, h as beon
srsigne.1 to the
u n llnl
States
N sv sl Hospital at r r o s a c n l s , St In • l e t te r received by
hi* psr snla
Mr. Collins. —h.i enlislesi
In
the N sv y shout t . . « v mont hs sgu,
graduat'd Apr. 17 as hospital ap
prentice, second clvss at ths Nor,
folk Nrval Hoipltal at
Portamouth, Va. He arrived at PenanIt. (Uiaburn. R. F. Cooper. J . K.
McClelland, Randall Chase, San- cola last Sunday.
Intd-Otrlrdo Truck (imwera, Inc.,
Mr. Thun ton. J . J . Dolly, Mr.
Raiubottom. Georg* Bilm es, Mr.
I -nler, Ed
Conaway,
Morrli
Moeea. It. A. King, M. D. Smith
and Mr. Dawton.
Schmrhi. K. J
Mever.
J
H
|.Hllr. Ir*o I lu tn ir* Roy S y m r s . H.
K fHrhtqn. P. F
Whiffharn, J .
2 Sanford Men Enlist
In . Officers School
Two * , * f* ? l M i , A. L
**ic
‘•tdi.-ifil (otiipam
Thr Irflel Mh*w«
With the h»seh*oll
u|»*nI>|. Ki isl*> IM thin Reg intent*I
'•rtk'ii'
wo fin.I
I*
* oinpsnv.
(•usrd
S llllfu fli*
own
N *| |s HIM I
•f th*
MSI to . NS 1 sof I h r
Ni III'
a ( re
tionlnf looks to individuals Mr
I awton rvvrolrsl It was probahlrj
that this registration will b* cm 1
'J>»etod frcm -VOo IV M. to 0:00 or
Ii
.....................
s»rv« Ah# i or
..... . nsells it mar
l|* '»» "l»
>.,*
••Imre. S u |m Mf’lrnolriit 7 W |j»w
ii * *
tnli|f, Dr Le i* in I II hnine
t« n i n n u u n m l t ht« monnir
•ilia*, tut of thr unit. nnn<sufir*"l ,
T « f c h r r * will « rt «• i r f l s t r s i * t hi • »Morninir
|j
Mondsv whin thr older prrmip «»f
l»
*%•11 f«-e| that nrh.to*| chthl
m en s l f n Mt the v s i l i u s srhn«|« te n t an r e t thrir VMivniati n« i< i
• I nnv tu n* ttotwrrn TtOO A M * 0 h*o*sl mill ahoillft rvst If" loo *h. i
to 9 : 0 0 P M A in*rti(i| will t»e
unit v'*t«irs|*>
All i-f tlie unit
hrl d Sa tu nla v at .1 (Ml p Vt at
lUttiMittlf tl Isoltn a i r stono- toilh*
i h# ( nurt 11»*»(••• tn'twren E It
I'* rt#r, head oil I h r Im ai D raft
Hoard. •»»«! *11 m h*M<l prt(M'i|»«l».
«t which Mi
I n r t i r will iasu«
full In s tm in n« for the i r i r n i f g
t ion to occur Mixular
I*T*r*olin» thin mrit.siK
A It
|>«trt»iili. i r c r v l a r y nf the |{»ln»li
i n f H<»*nl and Mr
l^ w tu n will
n*«et with th r prin cipals at • <H»
P. M At th r t r u r t Mouse fell* f
t i r e to Ihr i n u i n r <>f h u iar rr
Hendricks Has Bill
To Build Hospital
WorkereAr*
H rrH it en r-
i . f rtr-l
t r r ................
S.f
B oard C onfirm s
R ecom m endation
A ll P rin cip als
ss£
wj.!wr j:; fiu&i |{«Ofofurnrdalions
prim i
a ' k » « 2sj!re tt« : 4?- »lies s 5s S L “ uT» •ssojr •I 1a m th* county of hy*1) county
diatribe tor er whole-
I hi*
Iim i-I. S>. I. Iitmcrd thr Hell
■sh - i ll conn
Mar I
»nd
I .«•lololi q o sltrl- -Sid thl- a s s fl
frrlrf ••• .-!•%i»*u* (hMl NmJI Mill*
. .»
.(idatisi It
•f
fo r sugar purchase c e r t i f i c a t e s , j supreme command
B e ca u se of the fact that m uch I ( n r t h e f u s t t i m r the roinmuI n f o rm stlo n Is required of
the| n|,,Ue r e f e r r e d to out sir f o r r e /
a p p lic a n t snd several e n m p u t a - 1 underoeorlng thr lust n of the
lions m t f t be made on the ap -i United
Stale s
and
Au st ra lian
p lic ati on forms It would l>e w l s e l t n l t s Into a .in gle fig h ti n g m aIf all Iraile users of sugar p m rhine and the elimination of rough
cur e their r e g istr ati o n and app ll •pot* In the tupreme command.
ration Blank* prior
Apr. IB ,
Dispatch** from an advanced
Mr. IVlcraon iilii.
Application Allied air ha»e *atd the defender*
blank* may tw secured at th# Ra of New <;uinea. last month looking
llomng Office In the Armory, or i for th* advance of th* Japan'
they will be sent to trsds ussire iU , m m ||„. had w. n rvnvwsd
on request by telephone No. 974., hope and confidence Mnc* the
A« th# forma for wholeaalsrS| Allied atr forre whtulrd down the
and rvtailsrs ar* different ftxm msmy air raids
Ihs forms to ho used by Indus
trial end Institutional applicant*
will hd -stscoaaary to atotr
whigh type q f ,f * n * is required
Farms may bo mad* out In ad
vene*. but muat not bo slgnsvl
•s signature must bo mads In th>1 pr»se*ce of regfstrmr*.
This rsglstretJoa has nothing t o
b
Bishop John D V\ .oif pi**id'
do with the registration c f to
dividual consumer*. It was slals-l ■t th* hanquvt cf thr inni cm
Indfvtrhml registration win be held trnnlaf minvsntlon of ihr Dtorron May 4, 5, 0, T, snd will b - 1nf South Florida which »•« hrld
•Or S s s s s t s I N Pc— « I
Japanese force* continues! their held at various deslgnalsd schools i last night at the Orlando l ounn,
ateadv advance against tho Chl- Full announcement will b* m a d e j Club and attsndrd by .1(11 Epincao-hsld n e t Gink of tho Bur at a later data.
|copatlan* of high ami low rhurrh
ma dsfens* line today aa
Ihr
Already many qus.tlon. are iw
^
Chine** scknowlfdltd thr fall of Ing asked reUUre to Ih. re g l.
n^ ™ " k Als.andrr Johan I
Pybtmana, 160 mil**
south
of
• .
.
i. .*
w
D-. Bishop of th* |)|iM'roe f
tration and appUcatioa for au g .r K|orUU , nd th, R lfh , „ r , ,
Mandalry. British and
, p u re h w eOTtffleato#
IfkOt— by *— *- M l Gray. Bishop of NisMhni. Itroops at tho woat eml of
the
I nr
front fought on d r.p eret.ly
'
hold their poollUsss tfl—the -t
w
e
t
;
1 Tha —oa^aCT-markrTT th
nf l)>* ilut!IWf Yenangyaung oil
PMvUoo to 8 ^ *
rmtrnnlal of thr cr-ation of i
JlsldjL, .
formation and to aid tn Glim #, lNorM. of
n , r.d. -n
nut
registration
and
appllc.lton
. mu .lon .ry d . - r .
>fls* Japanese are throwing In
lS8t and a fell dlocear In I HI t
to th* b ill!* of Burma all
thr forma.
1. I f a consumer of sugar, The story of the dcvrlopmrnt id
powerful force* which ovirrin
Malaya, British quarter* said w hether-It bo • bottling plant, ths Eplscoosl Church In Florid >
last night, hut tha Mttor British- bakor? or what net, ha* previous we. told by Bishop Juhan and
Chines* resistance la spoiling the ly seec red his sugar from refln Bishop O ray, th# otn of thr la ir
si____td. of
and glrln.
<*0 th*#o ootobllahments peg Bishop .WillIsm Crons Gray. wh..
was tho first bishop st 81. l-ukr-,
t k J ^ n t o . a r ^ r to l» f. . c . I
' »« » • * » - ■ reg istration ?
aod olr posrer fr r tbs sajvatlon of I An rarer! Yoo. Everyone rw glsj Calhodral where lb# convsntjoi. Indie.
i tore In ths Industrial registration being held, and th# South Florida
While • British
communlnus! who haftdl** *ug*r, wholsaals. re- DIocwm.
yaatorday reponod that nihlfng tall, or faoda It to poapl# In a| Pmvloua to the year IHU2 to
was
eontlnalng
around
Yen- hotel, restaurant, hoapital, or oth-| entire s ta ts of Florida w■> n<
knyausg ruined *11 eantor on th#
who “ “ 11 ■» * nT miu' u- ! rludrd In tk* Diocese of F lu id .
Irrawaddy rirar, and that som. factoring processes, er feeds It and organised In IB93 with . o r .
|os are had boon suffering tn wllh-i lo keoo, by for whatortr us# It I constituent
congregations
I
may bo put to.
I |(SI the Rt. Rsv. Francis llug..
I . Ia there a list which **U Rutladga, D. D , araa consecrated
out any typo o f consumer who It* G rit Blahop and served
would bo handled under th* W P B Diocesan fo r l ( years.
Chin#*# ksad n arto r* i
Th* la s t Bishop of All Florida
when boy log from refiners T
that farther east tbs Ja p i
fantry was unrbl. to Mda
A. Nos 0P A has token over, th« R l IU v, Edwin Gardner Wood,
D.
D - In l i * 0 colled ths OttcnPrtnmani, and that lank
and (here la no opqcMI list fo r
Gen
lion of
o f tha
t h o Diocesan
Diocesan Council tto
W JJ.
th* nood of t dirlalod of thJabber , ark# . carrl#*
tka roar*
ragar fa r raaal# rogSore#. (Jritlsh millUry ciporta
trad# ^Vafla tat Ion T
Id Unto war* strong Indkala la not ta busing**
Krnni f
rf-|Mitttlfni o f lhi* S to c k h o lm
Rrwera
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THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORD. FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
, Today’s Opportunities
- .
T n U R S D A Y , A P R IL 23 , 1942.
the hotel 10 percent of winning!
firm it* kuciU.
NING LONG OVERDUE
Someone, ws believe It w«s Bmefson, one* wrote, *Tf
you can build * better mousetrap thin Jrour nsifhbdlr, the
world will beet • pith to yoUr door*. If nhtraon VvtHre alive
• THE
b e s t in
• L IQ U O R S
n iu ttl con,irfcr«bl* damage to
vegetal]** Inhume section*.
The downpour U ut cruacd conaidereble property damage and In-Umiptcd traffic a t W **t .Palm .
Beach and Miami caused roixvially heavy c m ) loaaes, said the bnraau'a report, whlla around Bell*
Clad* heavy rains followed by hot
aun are U sing a heavy toll of
th* bean crop and damage may
run as high as 60 percent.
teenth as ranclf rtrflWf hi It aa used to b« the csss. And
another big concern cornea out With the statement that it
can build one without any rubber at all, but forUikr teM*.
will be'necessary to perfect It In any event the rubberaes
tire la not yet on the market and until It la there remains
a great opportunity for someone.
. .
As much might well be said for a grtsl many other
''potential commodities those days. Why doesn't somoone
with a little private capital to invest build a pipeline from
Tampa to Sanford and Rrrmngt bis own tnmsportatlon
System from the Texas oil fields to the Industrial centers
of the c u t via Inland waterways? Borne sage remarks
that the only reason the government doesn't do It is be*
cause it doesn’t cost enough.
We read the other day that someone baa devised a
• SCOTCHES
BE SURE TO VISn
N I C K ’S
Package Store
Gatnlilrnij C a s e s
HIAHI, Apr. 23—(yp)—Sixteen
Dtraona. lacluding the manager
r t a Miami Beach hotel, were
fined • total of $2800 We, I n c
“ •X after they were convkied of
gambling. Fifteen other* were ac
quitted.
Tho hotel manager, Philip React)Matt.
fl""1
f fU r Judge
Ben WUlard ruled that evidence
•bowed the hotel had been ,h tr*
!& & * •
• ' Illegal book.
ptfrtYsHiars
C O M IN G
'tllUttDAT. ABRIL II. 1»«
BIBLE VKRRB FOB EODAY
*
u p
?V #. -
. Jack Harris I.tnifcrb'um.
ALL MEN ARE bBOTHEUB
« GOD’S SJOllTi And thl* com*
landmenl h ire w* f r o m him,
a
mroeceOllon wltnrra ch o Identified
himself a* # bookmaker, told the
reu it he hid an s jre tm rn t to pay
Vote Pot
M. B, SMITH
hat* gotta aa Ere, gbntleim iloud In lb * dim or*
State Legislature
lining, remotk from the
I boor of summer
of dawn, tha load of
Gnoup ONE
for the business man who can devise tome scheme or sys*
tem for remaining In business under such circumstance*.
oogha, and E re
draw Any businessman would offer a fat bonus lor the plan.
And there ate untold opportunities today fh agricul
ipplfl fallen fresh In Uta
ture. The Allied world needs nett products out of which
iyt* Vnvtloplng th av y ta to make rubber. "It needs silk, for most of our htlk wm
formerly imported from Japan. It needs something to
avid bars watched aa Eva take the place of linen, for most of our flax came from
m ha broka th* cool skin with Flanders and Belgium. Surely these things esn be grown
In thin country, or something to take their place.
k IS* leave* tang and ahaj
There are wonderful opportunities all around us theso
abllnt trotted bar ntlr about days for the fellow with Ideas and originality enough to
ff, tfc* apple
if again, marred. In tha wat put them into practice.
______
gnat.
Bicycle Tires
hare recktcaaty bopod ail
m thay waited In tha tree*
dine rationing cattlm gSs consumption to
nataai and naked Sa tht aun
...no five gsllons s wdek, thosd who hive not yet
ailailencaaa irhatt th* beeneirioualy effected by the Ure shortsge will soon be
art and biaain* fromI pl*ced on their feot snyway. That ie. theywill be unless
m akv . f f f r *
W|they we among those who have sjresdy.or arp yet, able,
H j r a ^ l w i i i a i to purenessTikycles,
.
h
In this connection the following suggestions from one
end aCnk
^ of the big rubber companies on how to take care of blcydo
tiros may prove helpful. The greatest enemy of bicycle
ire don* s* Ere for Era Urea, says this concern, Is as IA the esse of automobiles
b g J i t W 1 with a under-lnflatjon. Too many people wear themselves and
!v woman now,
their tires out prematurely by falling to keep enough sir
rfpdaatnar |n their tires.
w*KltoiJtL?Y' * *md
Other suggestions follow:
.
.
ySrTJid in chalk*
L Check sir pnmsurB oh blejrcU tlm i t least twlco
■5% ,
,
k week for greatest possible rtllesgs.
« « * " '} .
r>u.
g. Use brakes csrtfully to avoid ex&salvd tread wear.
riS rfkS*
8. Do not Jump over curbs or rids over bumps that
i L «.
7
n might rupture the fabric.
.
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opal inreetlgating
itoaAy arrived.M
InformaUm that
flM rereltad from
Then Your Car In
Lubricated U n d e r
Actual Driving 'Con-,
ditions . . . Drive In
Today!
VOTE FOR
By AGNEW WELSH
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP 2
* • Subject to
Democratic Primary May 3
I f wa win thla war tba men
•bo gathar about th« council
ta tl* to fig retpenalbOlUaa, meat
out punlahmanl and taka reward*
will hare tha moat atudandoua
Irak tha world ever n » . If we
do not* win it the altuallon will
bo w ell, Ilia* t rated by tho two
ragam I'flna who were walklni
llong abb alreet. ono of tfctm
munching an apple. Th# other
said. “Billy, wont you glmnla de
to r*T M and Billy replied, “Day
a lot gonna be no. core."
Miami |a tha cnM rood* of
the world; beta meet Uw profi
teer*. profligate*, prince*, poten
tate* and lb* powerful. Among lla
real) v i a the p lat a ll y ear, ha*
been N k b o lii i. Egeroff, formerly
a general In the Russian army
that foaght th* Jap * In World
W ar 1. H* told the Dally New*
that neither Germany nor Japan
would atop until vVtorkru, or
wiped nwl 11*. bold* -both forcka.
hi high regard from a utllltary
viewpoint and sayi the China**
are also good fighter,.
*
JUST PHONE 9121
L. B. MANN
Current Comment
8. n. ENGLISH
GULP SERVICE
. r a e r u n r r «l. a M A V IU ’ i m .
< r , l 4 .-allUewt A * . . ,
REELECT
John G. Lconnrdy
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To The *7 • «
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STATE LEGISLATURE
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Km runlng the wnr to suit
>o, you sayt, They *r* not runng it orer U Essjand to suit
etn, either, If th*BrlU»h Ecoftilu mag*line la any token. In
Ing during the two trip*
watching my tte rd grow.
From th* tlm* 1 * Upped
Lh* »Uam«r fo r lb* United
with lifebelt and h * u t It
piterv
T w e iW irlC iito -".
.......................................
pSblH HIRN UlillJl
me of the moat todoua priare
ft* aay larking submariM or
bombor. She was on* of the
n rtfa larwret frelghUra and tn
M ” deep ppUa ab* carried Ik*
•"t-.vnloakU alngU cargo of
tanka, ninntUm and food rvfv
to laare th* United Stiu*.
Top'w read, .wore* of etoriea
*ho*t ahlpaf; offlctft •who hew*
torpedoed two and..-three
aty all week. Working far
Bint* Bo«d OtparteetnU
waa elected U glte hi,
* to Ik# hualavaa of the
■tr. nat aa a.weekend roanefileUL
a ha*lama af Beaalnot* Cmta*
should net be a Udells*
bo reread In spare time.
In a full lima loh. In this
tint while
W .B . BALLARD
' ° ? i n <5 l“ , olSnKT.0 '
M i*
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
Ootkea
We Do
i
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G ro w F a lte r I
GROUP TWO
<FaM-raOtlaal A*,.)
ig Mb part and tret mile,
iy all week.
rss wsns a fall tlm* Cnwnly
• A pompous Indlvldusl onii sdpUM fof
Wsltlrfn ss
eiltorialwritdr on • well-known EuropiArt Jouftil, tlslni,
Nr elrangere Into
ing that he knew all the literary men of England.
“You knew D lck w K h B i t * asked.
*1 was reporter, with him," was th* |ilB reply.
“And Thackeray r
. .
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. *T helped him with his 'Book of 8BoW "
•'AHd Tennyson?"
. • ':
. afroad, for there
”1 hsvp broken nlsny pipes «lth Tehhysort." boasted sitf smart Aloc^
K U l i H 'd i i c k i
HUNT’S
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
THURSDAY, APRIL 13. IMS.
■i.|«||i |«
f .«f
f I ••III
U i h I Mill
S o cia l A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
MBBL LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
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— |Southern
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r. fun li
T itopfcwi 1*8
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Memorial
CalendarD»r To Be observed
■
m im a n .r
Th* N de V Howard Chapter of
the United Dsujhtea ol the Cenof D a t t t o n x i wUI obaetve Southern
T b * Phltathjn CUaa o f « a MMnoril| Day wilh . ppnjprUU
Prvabytrrian Church wW Meet at < l m |m l t ^
Lakrdew Ceme'M J aiir—til.
-v t'
’’ irftrrrexm teginea C M m Avvnim nt » ou F . * [7 1 7 . , . 6 :00 o'clock,
with M n- W. H. B **h *a eo-i
Inrreitlon will be r l.e n by
boeteaa. K *fb w i n t e r h
tbe Bar. W ..P . Drooka, J r n paaU> r a w prapnndTaw n * . I tar of the flr a t BapUat Church.
The Tbedwnd a a b w tn m M t la .followed by the
ronr ,
-Abide
the Court l l t e * . 1 M O P - M.
. With H a" »unf by a quartet comClad lola Oroea t e , Suprwma ■
^ Mra. Cerrya
Harden.
Poreat M aato en OrtVa, will m eet, f i r . U. Roby Lain*. Dr. H. W.
In tt e y . 0« W -H aR a t 8.00 P 'lR u cker and Ed Buhrman.
^
u -. C ’ . - a
T te B a r Frank E. Pulley, mini• T t e SetalaoU Rebekth U d « i l t t 0f Holy
Croaa
Eplarapal
43 will meet to the I. O. O. P- Churth, will deliver the addreae
Hall at 8:00 P. M.
and tte quartet will render anm itlA Y
olh* r •onF 1 “ R o c i of A f r a ."
m«
Ihn r
n ilir*
1«i«l««I •»* t h r M
rt*
«••lilllt i » H UiiV
jH»F*lblc tO
pul m heir w i l t ! ««m-« ? * m r K on
1
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djr
<iilni*»rr
i hr
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1‘ r r M
mi i'hi r« •|m*»uUi l MiitfOj* frmn
M oktii m
IL**
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h Iniu I
A m r i u « i i * in f i i*!m i • I n i n if r u l
•’ll I m ' ii i 11» m « I i «mii h«»rut\ t i i i l
**hu|i|H»*»
mu
iliiln't
ki no*
w hrtlirl
\ i|t«r tr MU •iiliteitlk* a i r
f i ll rt l Mill i ttiiif■•» ti»'
h hhl
Ih r
f i i l k « a n - In U u u * nU mi I . w h i - l h rr
Patay Campbell has returned
from Wauehula where .he elaltad for two week, with relativoa.
ihr
iu>%.
Hu m i
c . i » u
m
«.
f‘«r •«minx*. *«» ih *t fTfrt
If th r l»o)* mi*Mtl ji ah ort w •vlng
fhnii ihw
Imh . ihx-y’ll be -b i o
to ifrt u xlyar. d u a l l e d p l a y - t y H |nf l rr tn j^ t »«f I h r
*
Nojfri) Kills (irocer»
Then Waits On Trade
*
A l.i*
Jl
__
- 1. (^1^ — ■
Apr
vUy^».
> o u ai-
mh rthrf
I h n r II U
I■•• hail thin " W * wl. • f - l i
M a i l n l ofl KTtylh> i t h r f r » i a I i oi i i i i ? l « r » > I m d r i i m u « th. u* n n h o u r
Ml hiiMM .
..J»
I m i i .U
Mill a f t r r
hr
- h .i
nimI
k i l l e d th«
|ili v , d o lit*
U rltiiim
hu m h> j »|»»rrhc|»ri a n d h a c k l ' d h i t b o d y
iiijrnt w h . l • I np|M m d lo I h r il*d
Mllh m in* a t f l n n r r a n d l e f l It
l a r ; a i r l h « i r hla« h o u t *
a i l I v i n ? in n
m* in
" H a r k In
raid ***
* |ii n i n n i t . • " i * « l t h e * l r n I h l
Iki M ii at lh* U ai |h p • I t n o l l t . k il lr r
|N..|*d on
|hi f i o l l t do o "
lwt» •«*!*« 11 t«- <*t * nt i r s a r r M
urk ( l>rf*i|i' ( I r r .i i i * m i IN ( h e m o n e y
i n ? i n ? hi and dav (•
*if
t h a t f i o m t h r «.»*h
»r ? i « *t e r
at l h «
! he'rfi U t t V
taw and riaUr, Mr. and Mra. U.
a Campbell.
y\m r .
Fritnda of Llttlo Sue Warn
er will rerret tn Item that ate
la aufferlnr from an injury aua>
talned white p layu c jrnterday.
. P v t T in t Claae Robert K.
Harrell, of Pt. Bennins. ( l a , waa
the guest laal wrekrnd of hia
parents, Mr. and Mr*. N. Har
rell.
m )h
A m riin n * m fai
rxaU and lh.
Mr. and Mra. 1. D. Litchfield
T t e B»ndl!IUf« ^ B r ita in C l.b 0, ° ^ L ' x T l ^ h
U ,tk ^ !
will meet la the horn* of Mra. I.
aiW re n
and daughter have recently moved
D. Martin, t a i l Malloneilla A re. r olJ f S d I J J 5 wUI nlara^ rX l and to Sanford from lakelsnd and
a a e . a t 1:00 P. M. Mra. Martin Sw?u fK S ra ^
ere now realdlng at 202 Holly
5“
,u p*rt0" '
n w wiiTte
Jwl Avenue.
This II lh# first published sctloa photo of France's :C',.'00 ton battle cruller, />nalrryi.r. flrme fr
turret*. Return to power e f pro-N .il I’irrre l-av.l ha. aroused crav* fear, the /i.ntrii/Nr
French warahipa will go to the Nails.
tt's .l
? ^ e Pi X f S p r i ^ F « t l » a l of
Mrs. L A. Renaud hat arrived
the Sooth Side Primary Sateal
If
.H from Charleston.’ &. C-. to spend
will b . held telh u iln y with folk
scans lima In Sanford. She was
dance, end r a m ., lo tte Park at T te lh ^ d k U o n
wll, be nro- accompanied by Mr. Renaud who
•;00 P. M. at 7:00 P. M. .upper - S i d t e £ e ^ ^
F . ~ has returned to Charleaton.
,‘r . ! s r p
o .v id c . u m
T ie Misses Barbara Woodson
and Amelle ladd of Charlottes
ville, Va. returned tn their home
yesterday after visiting aa the |
gveata of their ancle and aunt,
Mr. and Mr* l . K Smith In I
Lake Mary.
pl«o * m
a«>|du r I m ) i
? « n » t,r, ,d RuU il |U*»?
I*. whit*.
in par
O c u l a r a* I lln n m i o m i ' I * tn all
lr>o*r
>|>n •In*' • ai d
dl"l|«iOld*
inor* a * Ir f e f ti l ' l l t ••
thr
«|m k
ro ll * a r o u n d
u In I h r \ l III\ L i d * " t i n Itmii. un
•Irr l h .
« u |h i * .*•* .| o f ( a p l
Kd
I ' u r t i n , " t .u ii m a n d I ’r r f o r inancr,**
a w « r k l ) h a l f h.*ui % i r i r t y *hnM
th a t i n r l u d r * r n i * t h i n ? f r o m t h r
l u l l a h i r * o f It*.* W a i n a n d I h n a h
s in r
Insecticide Poisons
Are Reported Scarce
.VK MIHIS
•mr<it\
nf
\i. i
trrtaiM
il.
A
|»«il»on*
U»H
ntTMiii'l m*rt lit nh * mu) icsult In
a ««*r toil* h.lltecrbll prnhlem to
thr South • » ttou fiitm rm, Dr.
I! ( R.ittk of lh. t nltrtl Staten
Hurrau .*f 1 utom*»lti?b « im1 Plant
i^llrt I tint III. U l|rtr«
lie told the
Ainrmuh r'henu.rtl S,»’lrty that
noli tic lh*' * lilt f 10.1. linn nulphUT
1 npto'irr* I" I-
i It
unlv ninterial
of whl.ll 111
to-Innl «ll|l|llv Is
l it r j, I,, . •* > .. r.. r.« nvailnble
Methodist Jr. Honor
Roll Is Announced
Friends of Walter Turner will
be Interested to learn that he
wrea elected aa president of the
Alpha Eta Chapter of pi Kappa
Alpha f r a t ^ l t y at the Univer
sity of Honua In Cameaville last
week.
MONDAY
The Truth Seeker* Claaa of lh*
Methodist Church will meet In
tha annag, at
‘ :00
P.
M.
with Frs. J . IL Williams. Mra.
Tom Williams, Mra. M. E. Moya.
Mra. R. L. Bhlnholaer ami. Mra. R.
M- Mason as co-hoateases.
' The Dependable CUaa of th#
Methodist Church will meat at
tha bom* of Mrs. Paul Johnson,
1016 Sanford Avenue, at 8:00 P.
M. with M r* E. C. Smith (a co" • S K Y W. A. o f tha First Bap
tist Church will meat at tte horns
r f MUa Alice Ruth Whitley on
Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 P. M.
.TUESDAY
• GlidUU Club. O. E. 8. will
moat at tha home of Mra. Jack
II urnay, -007 Magnolia Avenue, at
8 .00 P, M. with Mr*. Mona Riggs
Mrs. W. C. Hill Ib
i. Luncheon Hostess
■Uunlk-iU ,ri*h,
• Women's. Council To
Purchase 4 1 Bonds
•p held a t U# I
L Horton •« Mm
a k a w li
iM ’ lw
Mra. 1- I* MrCutler of tlalnea*
vllle and » n . Lt. L. I* MeCuIltr.
J r . of Camp MePhrraon. (la., arc
the gursti of Mlaa Emma Owen
at her apartment In the San Len
ta Apartment, today and lomor
row
DAILY MENUS
By MRH. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Influenced
By
S p rin g
LUNCHEON
Green SaUd
Celery Seel Dreaalni
Victory Fruit Bread and Butter
Rhubarb Rauc*
Tea
Shown are a group of Chinese w orn R eli ef parade in S e w I nrk City . 1 I
threw money into the huge flag as H
DINNER
Egg and Muahroom Omelet
Buttered Green Beana
Graham Bread
nutter
Pickled Beet Salad
Tea
Peanut Buter Cup Cake.
Victory Pewit Bread
2
I -2 cup* D our
1 teaspoon soda
2 teaspoons baking powder
I teaspoon salt
I cup bran cereal
1 cup strained honey
1 age, hasten
8 tablespoon* fat, mallsd
1 cup orange Juice
1 table, poons milk
,
I ' U aiT R h Trad ed orang* peel
S-8 cup (hopped apricots
t teaspoon grated Union rind
Boat IngredlonU thoroughly
them
In the la iiii . . . r
must attach II.I cn 'in' .«ild>
of r.tahll.hm ent. ...i*'.-.*
tf Whal t)|«' "f -'iirar
meant *
A
All ty p e, uf i a f r .it’d I.
•near In all form., inrludmu -ri
ulaterl ronfeelioner.
i«.wdei
ta b let, Imiwn arxl —*fv
r-
well as liquid sugar, luxe’ll “
and aurmr ayrup. M* l * .- r - i.
Incloded.
Q. Whal doe. mxi'iitiux
du.le*
A. All sugar iiwn.d, «t». I.i-I
•ugar owned by ren.Mii
i
.ea.ion of bill of lading or •
hou.e reeelpl
Q Whal date .ho,ild " o .i
be taken*
A. At close i f liti.lllr. • V
fr. ...
bill.., •U|lp. i
mi l b .
and pit
are n o x I
men *f <■
■“Our . to
form*, to .
man h i- i
J im
(irtuip Seeks Action
On Canal 1‘rojfrani
Do** "Provisional All “
anew* apply to baker?
for* tl •
A. No, not to kayone we ki.o.x I- llnxx
Knight
Therefore, baker* may l« i"ilt*m *8 on Form 110. and Iteni. llmknii
8, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in Form III
Tha answer to Item 9 on F o •
3 10 la yea.
Q. In achedul* I. doe. ■' no .,
sugar uaed rath month or ‘.ug
ar purchased” each monlb *
A. It mean* “ sugar ...... I '
Q What proof do I b»».
hav* for my fig u re .’
A. You do not have I «t
any at tlm* of registration Itu*
you ahould have a mighty g.-"-t
A. Only •iiifi', *|.r 2 h tl, ^*r •*
basis because tte penalty for C.
at Slat*- tr iinir. Sanford
alfying th* tU trm rnt .. ......... .
I (J
When do I apply fnr rst>
fin# or 10 year*, or Imth.
j id
Q. Suppose I have no trr ni> i certificate*
A.
Vmi may apply for May i fb
•f sugar uaod, wh^J can 1 do’
and June 1942 rrrtifiealea al (It.-1 hi
A. Work backwards, tisma
your dollar volume, *r better .till, llmr uf regi.lratinn. Subsequent1 1applleatior,. may lie monthly, ev j '!■
your production figure*.
Q. What fo e * "adjustment" cry tw mouth., ur quarterly (toi
lie annoirnee.lt— from loeal Ha el
mean In Hem IS , form 314?
tlonlng Board
I f,
A. It meant your sugar inQ. Who can I buy sugar from I T
vgntcnr la Hwa 7, form 310. TM. with the ••Certificates” ?
„
Item U sub*trotted from your al
A. From
ruivhraly
retailer,
lotment . In actedulo II to give wholesaler or refinery,
y t l t t e amount of your sugar
Q. Where can I get copies of
Coffee rartifkatoo.
Q. SuppoM my “adjustment” Forma 310 arid 314 for advance
study?
or "U vowtory " it greater than my
A, F t, m A. IL Peterson at thr
allotmaot, what happens?
Armory.
. A , Y a * will nM get any .ugFollowing I* Information neert* r fo r that menth, and the *.i haarv for a registrant to have In
Uooa) am*ant on hand will b* rtgiatorlng
anil making applica
aubetnactad from t t e neat month’s tion for certlfM ate*!
Restaurants, hotels, hospitals,
ote.,
Including all IftaUtulfons
using sugar:
I. Number of pounds for each
mcqth of 1641.
8. Baals used fo r making caleolations—May and June o f 184 1 .1
8. Present Inventory of aogor.
1-4 teaspoon whit* popper
1-4 teaspoon calory Mod
1 teaspoon finely chopped onions
1-8 teaspoon finely chopped pars
ley
I 0-8 cup# sliced pickled beets
Book goUUn 8 minute* in wa
ter. Ditto tv* In boot liquid. Cool,
add root of Ingredient*. Pour Into
me t-» fe* him ^ditr Hanks
I h ■«.(. N I i
| i* la y
Ur
uni
lie
|i*rt fltrir r M I ll iA li ll lf fullleM llkMt
ir*r p * * » ! I h»k I m ixi»* li
| an w r m y i r l f ( h a t It.r inafrttal
U l t i I l»r r it lkllli|<r.| Jitil mill |>l •
I i .( a t a i .ml i . i t l i r t n I l»r> i f w a n l
well I wr ait.l (hat mrant W•*
J-y\,nr
y.Mir ow n m en folk* will ■inwrtiAtc
Hanks
ht iMte kluth S I n . m * M a n y t m a r t
•ww ( a a i tr f n f arvl o*k*f% I I u I I . mi* t *
■••a|t laflenett. Th m y feAfii u p f**r /m t t y m t i h m I U n k s U n d t f h i t t h a
HtAilr fi -itn » > h . a l » w .i t w n i . (Mrinltun
• iM..n
k n i t I n c i a c t i l i n t m e aiul
• •il lid j>f..|»t l e n f l h
H A N II
C R O T C H -O U A B D
S P O R T S R I O I N AT C A (
L»«4 lor fha H A M l t l o h f I « » « • f * a Amy
R
tiH'fl foo «oWRf eidoMsoOr o* ■ederoi*
KI h i
r
II
IIA N P.S K N I T T I N U C O M P A N Y
W i n i f u f l S aJ e m . N
C
FINAL SHOWINGS TONIGHT
.------
1
J if B A
wuuw
" um
RUSSELL • PIDGIOM
FIUDAY and SATURDAY: DOUHLE BHJ.
■ ■ THAT TRIGGER
r s o
a wm
|WMii
Ei
AGAINI
^
uw O R H
�HERALD,
Fairer
Said
THUB8DAT, APRIL U . 1MX.
Upr. II M -l.tl
frAftsteKS-jiAUKET
HOLLYWOOD
U.S. M igrant
HOLLYWOOD. Apr. » . <WW)
CTXJCBT—C r» l» « . » l l t - l H
C BLK H T
l l i e r l e —C re le s.
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'While, IIP*.
m ji'A A ii— h
nu
n .a i.iM
ci'cifm m ru *—nu iipr. i i m i m
UAAI>KFHUH>-M»s l l . »
U h«W
11*0. Hast ll.fO
No 1 *11*
5*P ft
LSTTtrnB—Crataa, lee* l«.V«r*. <■ n ' R i n P » > n M
rukt
iw ^ m
U*.
HoTU
IIA
W
IKIP—lin
T
AT
uItK
KSllM
—
-t*-U
l>.t.OaIf-1*
UP. crd.
m i*
iic-iio
uu
“All I u u npat
whbrtia U c ts n U
frequently m w
ru m , tom . Ta]i
, ^
.
u
in ,
O yroente
r a n t Dumont),
This ho did—and how wat ho to
know
that
Ml.
(Che*U r" C lo t/) e u to * fed up
with hie wlfu’a lecturer* that h*
had i piked the tad I n ’ cocoanut
mluT
. ,r ;
t
By the flnUh of Mr. Pothleiooo ho la fundamentally a
odo-elty m igrant, ha la epeodtho day of eomplela larg o .
0 nochan li*d farming—cursed
eeonomUU and thoeo who loro
aid way of Bring clo t* to the
tor of war prod action. Many of
tho ‘ itinerants b a r* two or more
trodee. Whoa tho fagtorioo can't
go to thorn, they go to tha fac
to rice.
A nation-wide m e rer by Wide
World F ie torse, which Indicates
la that the migration li primarily
a ether econo, A m erica
iy to hare tho w ar m ig ra n t
°* &
employment
porrlco’i
titlm eU
that 400,000 wiB More the farm
for ladoatry la H i t .
T h an o n two kinds of War
K aren—those who build army
csrapa and factories and then
more on, and thoeo who cam# to
incrn o n w a r r n n w a a u i
t ic h
ta itn iiw n T <irv*N work. And by far tho biggest itnpureeaal to flail Octree #■> gU^proMero It th at of housing
r tEw
i spwyi®*flt
s j z s W n w , ■ vrv«
B.
JLEGAL NOTICES
t h r Ike Ctnuli oeu n uf 0.w lCeuetr, ri.rld a , oe Ike Ilk
a t April n i l . la Ikel e.rtale
I peeSlee la eel* Court w k .r .W9DKIUU. FAIIM MURTOAUR
roitATION la elelnlirt ae*
l g I.HMII UROMAMUT a e * U
jRWAnirr, her kaekaa*. ct el,
IcfiM saU , Ike u eO enlfa** ea
Ol Mailer, Will, wlihla ta*
kauri «f Rile, o* Mender,
(•■nh day of Mar, l i l t el
Ireat deer el Ike Court lloeei
emlnole County, Flerlde, In
Kd. Florida, el yublle eatery.
for u lo end Mil to Ike hl*h.
lad heat bidder (or t u b , tho
fla g d.Mrlhod loll, place* nr
ila of lend, illeata in a .m l.
Ceenlr, MorMi. te.w lli
ike H.rth Half (NH ) e { Let
aid ell ef L e l .l t , o( Mecca
mmock, ercordiao to Plot
(M l r m r t * l la Plat Book
peg* l l, e( ike Publte tie,
id ef acmlnole County, F lo .
V
altaalA
lying
mlkol. Ouaaty,
end
Bill Morrow
Tho eoentry la foil of boom
towns. Baton Boago has doubled
In population since 1140, Alexan
dria. L a., has jumped from 18,000
to >0,000. Burlington, la^ which
had a normal popsVtllcn o f th ,.
(KH), la over 41,000. Doror, Del.,
has doubled IU normal 10,000.
iin r .
ii.m iw
PKfl-KUA—Hu IIpr, IM U .M
P A IlM .lir — Mol
l*UTATOW»— llu
w U jl pnd E d d l a W ln , t & Ja ik BenO)
r S r s ^.‘irsisa
U>n IIJi^WP |W »**<
Il.e* ’
I'K A M -n *
> lv, IM « n.
a££
>• ■ W t w
Apr.
*» ,
O h ,O il y m
UP) — Dr.
ll.t o -lt o
war would rau ie an Inerves* in
ease* of InaaaH y..
IU IN
$
W
e SitUtJ. 8 . Savings
LAMB Shoidder LB. .. 1 3
Should*
WHITE BACON \(best
brand) lb.
v
T-Bone Steak lb. 45c
a iiiiR Ticn
noon
m
pircm
Cold Meats, lb. 25c Bologna, lb ..
n ,
tXDKMI
m am ou
U A 1U
Bacon, lb ........... 25c Sli. Bacon, lb.
Cheese, Ib,
iK iy e m
i.— **>
e»nM
ro n K
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 35c Sausage, lb* .
Sausage, lb.
Spare
Riba,’ lb ... 23c1
*
• m i*
*»»r i v N i i r r m u n
SKINLESS WEINERS,
. wlb...............
t
HIViTV
I HALT BOILIHU
NECK BONES, 3 lb*. ZSe BACON, i b . ___
RK tTT
In n n
• e o N in
1’IG TAII-S, 2 Ibn, .... 35c SAUSAGE, 2 Dm.
PICNIC HAMS
being
lo fa lb .r
m Ike lirlg e tlo n ao a lp ro .n l
■taO an t h . a b a te deacrlbed
Ct te la el gaga to The Fadarel
Beak af Colum n, dele JaaI t , t i l l , and recorded la
(age Hook II, page III.
IkAnlg to bo made is satisfy
larma at said doccao.
Jiatee a ah ataa, *r.
Aa gpaalal i u . t . r .
m l*
w n o tf w*a
K1DAY ONLY
R^)LL BUTTER., lb. 38c | LEMONS
*
PICNIC HAMS
tor&tfU
m aetata at
toeed. late ad
r ir i
A r t , - F lo rid a,, w!
ha lima ml
n ■* S S S eS tteT tl
■ a r d m i M ,i
SIMM
sod shall
rlllm .n l,
* • ( kkSh
XANtt PARKKJI
Puddings 3 pkgs I7c SPICY APPLE SAUCE
1 NR F A I 1R * a*L R M It.
French Dressing 15c CAKE, lb. ..... .« 19c
Asa Pea* I p I I h . Ha.eb.rry
Jam, 1 lb. jar 23c Not connected with any
aNN FAC1R ORANOM 0 Ib. I l l company using a almQar
Marmalade....... 31c brand of name.
p H LaRCRYk k R F T
c
i
FloorrSIbB. . ~ :-31c
K-* Yeuoiskl. nUhoa
pike
Veg-AU 2 cans 27c rai.i,
EVAPORATED 3 for 28c
. Eight O'clock
M ILD A
M f M K l 9t 9 N I I |
RN ytrty l u r r ltid i
N i i ta l M aiabMi
UmilrnmAMU
Clerk Clreult c
toiiSsr
FANCY
Aspiragutf bunch 276
FARPT UBLLOW
Squash lb.
X2y3C
Ho. I YORK
Apples 4 lbs. 19c
fa n c y
LEHUCE, 2 for
COFFEE
u n rae „
■ *t i . • 1
lo ca l
Carrots 2 bunches *96
VRLLOW < o o n iv u
Onions 2 Iba. 15c
Y-C PEACHES
QUALITY MEATS
MKU.OW
11 < t
Avocados 2 for 19c
Nice* CRISP
Celery ...... stalk 4 y t b
_________ •; ______' *'
1 Ib . M IS S IO N
Armour Star Weatarn
U«f
3 for 19c
FRESH FRUITS *
VEGETABLES .
FLAKES:
(Contain Vitamins)
FbRCY FRRsii t a x k , c t r i .
Asparagus bch. 25c
* #-=
i: *
!*•#* Wlitta* IC«» •
*-
Apples 2 lbs. 15c
B ologn a.... lb. 25c
i SPINACH .. 10c
-... —
M
p ojR ou a
«n«ku_
tS k ^ n m 1
!
COAXIn CustaatxrWh
ja jitra.Vi
m m sm Q
,
n «n le e - llc
of mental h y iin ii for Ihe State
Her n *d t ill, a. A of
Maryland, paid yesterday th*
IM P V.
MV,
ItA I U lU g * —l * » l
(lowing triumph. o f the barketp'i
art, th at gorgeous aunaet-glow
log FI,M i 1st note.
.
'T h a n k yen’, thank y**’,” he
laid
u ld with grtiuina
genuine \appreciation,
ww
and dli
dlapatcotd
p i tenid bla
bis man
pun Friday
Frida}
ft r a mwla bla boar and aa i it r a
( l i u . Hi* own ho took from a
pewter tankard,
monogram road
on tho lid.
" I am *1111 on Tha wagon,’’ ha
iilS , “hot a man cannot work on
lca.yratar alone.” Ho mad* a rye
f*e*.
Even when he got many, many I
litU re from people overjoyed dt
hie regeneration — guild a few
suggesting they routd <m tho
money bo weald aaro on hard
liquor— Bill was not consoled. He
had looked upon tha wagon atvi
found ft o hard-riding b o n y .
“ I’m earing money,” ha aald,
"but Mr. Whlikera la taking rare
cf It to t ma.” Ha fingered hli
flowing, blaik tie aadly, reached
<*■£ i f a Botrtraant of ca r.
for the\ la lt ihaker to put a riry in tho United l u t e s Army,
“collar” W h U beer.
,
fteagin received hie m a m (saw
“I aft yo cn d rronlnga—I never mlaeUn a l F o rt Dee Moines fire
go enymner* any more,” he «ald.
yoanaga
” 1 am on the wagon, and I do tv I
fCcafroi fVcee)
Ilka J I T
B at all wat not tedium in the
Fleldalan life. Yesterday ha had
had . a broth with th a director.
Julian
Durlvler,
Durtrler
la
HONOLULU, Apr. M .
French, could not grasp the Field* Dean Grant Darrow, e f 0
approach. Field* told him final, thought he had boon I
ly, " I f yog want an actor, you’ll tho back “by an unusual
have to got m e — I ’m ju it a bee. Later, when ho et
clown.”
an appetvlleltle operation
clan a looked him orsr a*
that « 4 t caliber Japan
let had entered his haart
T E M P L E CITY, C a lif, Apr.
!S. UP)— For 114 years Santiago
Buriats got through Ufa with
Mulching papayas and othef
ilgn language.
Born deaf an-l lanta that ha\p bean attoekad
early kidnaped by Indiana, Buri
root-knot nematode* will help
ats simply "never learned to lalk,” L m to re* le t the pasta.
itioeialaa explained.
MIAUL
Georg* II. Praaton, commUi letter
�V
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1942.
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Trout Have B etter Glance Now As
War Cuts S iz e o f Fwliing Legion
valopmrnt* ar* the r o m n i:
(1 ) U « [W w L iU tk .u ( i utomotn *a owing to th.r tire ihorUgt,
(2) The Induction of thou**nd»
of fiahrrintn into the
military
The
aupply
of
llaldng
e#|Ulp-
menl in general i. tnlieved 'do- B
quate tn me#t thu year'#
de. * .
manda
-v
. rich
go, b e e ju tt vast stocks were laid down 4 years agul So
enjoy O to Q ua *Li aa always. D on’t save It — serveIO —
SAUSAGE
Allot tod
M eats
Th«* Nun* arr r<>port«l m t t i l n f
10 mill parnrhufa troupe in Grata
!<• Im* dropped behind thr 11fit*
i\h KlghtK^Axmy hwUmjr the LTByV'IT"1
an front natf
amfMa, f'm ro
liiaAlflj
and in tha canal
IllimlterU of ie##rl# of *>i
■Hr*, mukifiif Up un invn*ion flc*l
t-nprtMr atf ra r ry lu ? n**au lt troop*
tn Sytm». Fnlt**iini‘ iml It) Turkty
if fit'crt*nr>% nr*1' *aiil It) bf II*
Miiiidt^J in
iHirt*.
Lard
2
t,i" J. I'V
M*-1 11 <•
35c
Hams si. End-ib 3 5 c
DllCM C cl ii
Sit Bull End Cu.t lb 39c
ib
Orami# Hund Sltnlot*
W e in e rs
ib
Go T tirnm•d !*honl Pui I
Sho uld ers ib
neys
CVi I’, k
ib
PIGGLY WIGGLY
201
HAIt.SON PARK. Apr 2.1. —
(Bpeciit))—Twu enterpthing Wvh»
Iwr Cl lieu#* irirla h»ve *u1vih) the
fire nhnrtiff prohlrm by equip*
plnjr their c»r* with •ub>titutM
of their nwn design in the form
of wooden wheel* with an iron
band like sn old fn«hlnnr*1 w»^f n
wheel
Thr iron bam! u cunr*!
to jcive it h iip rtn if and while not
affording the roiiiff»rt «»f rublier,
neverth«de*« they *er\r to keep
the car* nut •f th4* ^nruire in«1
permit ■ *|M**-a| .-f
tn 10 mile*
O ld Q uaker W h is e iv I O or supply hai m*ny years to
O a t *1 lilt b l n * * l*b* in ib« country U b«i*g can ltd on i f moihori , , iK* |ob «l
is» m.iltom
«l ■ tu k m end cIsIU/ih Lo lb« btOM. Aod •landlag pow oviuilr btklnd ihocn >• Un#.l« Sum* uimy at
ffowor*. end f t i c t r i . . . brU|i»v • kw atihil aupply *1 'b * ■vofld** (Lbo «i lood*. Mr* Amutro w» It
fttolp yuu " I h * ‘ m i L oti»f** sod v i l b a l* t* * du It on fuut budgotl
Frod Korman's Quality
4U ( i f f r r f i l I h a l g o t thrt>U|H W i /
he Ye b«-en r n o u i f h
HEALTH DEFENSE Begins At The Table!
Mrs. America
Steak
NO HOARDING NECESSARY
H m ’i one good thing In life still available
ffcnaiK* — military, diplomatic •haw r«TftalatsLic»r»> t*-th e United i
Vmu Humid *1
ml pv^ft)fcha*, in prcparatiyi Nation*, helped In fit a i* Vichj raaily i( n«lv an.
or the. , antkfpatrd iprinr
douhf Franca out of Syria, to put dowi i
Military
*«> most of
*
■>r trtpla plnrar movrmrnt on |h, j un, 194,_ rrvol, ,l( A l(.
thr
n ie rh nm trd deerrt
fighting
;■
.
....
clln«l Iraqul. ami tu <li«-<.urBgi m d nr l»rfi»fi- lit* «htKitliiK »|r (|*
|
h»v» »«U1 Umt. .ImlUa d ./ v atu *. in Iron.
. T h a ■ilia thill hn« made the snuil
in^Pim gut ^ fthi tlrltm y to-y»*| Tha .diplomatic a i taolu prfnrl * ro m p l r t a prvpartition* f o r rain*
•nd that thr AlllaU ilcfSrulva p .n y agaln.t Turkey. ,|.n h«. fnraamatit*, rommunirfilurtie, ■tin*
atm l-riicl. f.ro™ , LlbJ * drouth ,hown frw rraulta ulhrr than t< pile*, water, gjoiiltm* arid ml. will
[ I f w l l t * and Syria to the Turk- h,|p naulrallta her neutrality an
win.
oh frtntler ha, h*en rrlnforcr«l thul k»e|i the I'niteil Nation# un
V irt u ally utiMoVrn nrriul Ihuu
I lo meet It.
I lUrr 0 f hrr poiltlon
i h a rd m r n t
•f
Maltn.
KimlumlN
*»n thr A n* rom
| The propaganda ami dipUimatirl
hitler I# r»|xirli-il t.u'Winr ur s i»iuft I
of ft nalraa teem to hare had iittla #trong dearM-g# lug merhanlreil vny ru c t r from Italy to t.ihy.i,
I rffert. HltUr haa appealed to the1army—bruhabty tarn Herman am! h a * limited thr )tf itt*h Mihiimrtfo*
I Mohammedan* ta revolt again*! one Italian armored diviaHin# am: a n d n a v a l MiH li ttl i * in Ikm t * lo f»0
’ Hritlih tmparlallam. So far they, ait Infantry dlelalona—in Libya p atren t of t h r »ti|i|d) *hip*. Th*‘
1A llie s D e f e n s iv e
(•'Strategy E v id e n t
In M iddle E a s t
mlra Y
. . . . . . . .
i™ h-off- fur ! another- j j y a l
(3 ) The -labor
■11 11f ri
•poft ftthing but llir unijr .o f fUnrrmtn. are a t war work,.htvo;
Awrrfrtn i t it le n of— a ll^ W M C little time for fiahing.
numbering normally about 12,000.(4 ) An evrntuil ahurlage o f '
000 will bo hravily alaihrd for the flatting tackle.
More angler# will tie going hy of
duration.
Thvae fou r
e a r produced
dr* train or bua d u thr vicinity of f#
liihing grounita, but the fart that ( »j
.« a m - alraama and laiiea are taac- w
roaaible ricrp t by motor highway ni
la eapocted tn rettuce aharply the Br
I mount of flatting Some obarrera look fur a rrvrraniri lo more. ruggerl riaya whrn tddirU took !
a train ami then rmle In a rkk- w
ely «Bgon or fonte.1 it aettn tij _
mllra from the “deepo" tn their ( f c
ft vorlte flahing apot.
.’r ;
You can look lor i
aiirtbl* 1H
jump in Ihr number of Idcyile- I
traveling anglera. and tome Wal- H
tone In A ral region# and am; II i
town# will do aa CrimJpa did— |B|
lake the horac ami huegy for a I
10-mile jiunl to Cow I'arturr H
Run for their day*a fun.
Jj.
In proapert for awit water a n - 'B
glera la a dra*Ut
curtailment j B
and gompltle lirnhibllion in ainie H
•ectiona of offahere flahing b c - j B
rjluae of enemy auhmrrinr opera-, B
tlona. Many ocean- going fiah in g il.;
cta fl have already tavn converted B
ta patrol work.
jP
PA OF. FIVR
E.
LOVETT S
HoHctt W««k-End Spwciali
Low w it Everyday Pncwi
Ftrit St.
QUa m I iTv u c m t
Liver
327 S.mlord A
m ilv tb
Ueu;h<.4h Tull O r u m
Ga. Cured. Collophdhe Wrapped, Small
Loan, Mealy Pork
BABY BEEF
Fry Crisp Whiting
an h*»ur#
Other WrMnr *liiilr)it> «fe e»
T e n d e r S ta ll-F e d B eef!
»erimentin|{ w i t h r v e i y t h t n i f fti mi
uiby
huj iv y
w h e e l * tu a i j i k a l t
|
Morrell's Palace
Rindless
■o n k i d eordmrr n ri11 rht’erfuUy nn *
pert ( b n t it w i l l tu k r m ur e thnn
t h e l a r k o f r u h l w r !*♦ k e e p th em
f rt mi m i na t hie tr r « n»
Farvcf Who*# IVilmg 5iHe MkiOon
S n a p p er
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By PAUL ROBINSON
Hi
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numbers up
Shrim p
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I S e le c tiv e
ice Questions
Coast League
, Has Troubles
wirtfata rule* In an
aula an el|bt~elob
Last-minute affv
'* raiaa enough <
hall. He haa owned and operatot
hit own airplane and for the paat
tig yean- haa served aa aircraft
angina mechanic to harannah. and
Orlando. Ho holds an aircraft
angina mechanic^ license. Mr.
McCovm 1* not marriod and b
a put ta’ ma In playBasebill man at Peletka’ormerly la tha Florida Btoto
■ague, which wag impended for
he durition—war* reported ready
’i take aver on* af the franchiaoo
■val wia about to b* abandoned,
tut, (ho league7 hoard Of dlrecon racelvrd a. talrpbooa call dvftluli removing Palatka from
wtat
wife, divorced
in W fi' •
A new class |q airplane engine
•erric* win b« ready to atari on
May >»• This data U open to
W]roM and doaa not require that
ceaafully complete tha work a rt
eligible i t r employment to earvlea alrp larvae. Tha present clan
ia coma need moetly of tatilon
who h i l t ink an advantage of the
Daparttoant o f KdecaUoq-t offer
that they could. gr*<Jnat* with
lhair class to Jim* and r * t tik e
gift la or can
UtCr*
Defense
Vl
•tolly handicappod peraon or
M paneit under li wha la
mtoiag on the regiatreat'*
■togs far rapport
a unborn, adopted or lltogltla child b rated a dapcadent
healthy son, daughter, brath-
111 Children Accompanied By
Parents—Proa BaUooaa While
onilde ration
Tha dlraetors, meeting at Writ
>•101 Beach threathout tha aftermn, 1*amad that both Coco* and
Fart Laodardal* might ruiac
nodgh money to keep going.
STEAK or
BOAST, lb.
p r im Om I l i r a
SATURDAY, APRIL U ,
FREE PARKUMT
SIRLOIN STEAK lb
m n rriN d
p o in t
ring r u n TUEatlAT.
lies.
tod ft rP4U*fiUf
3P
dA V idSr
nrr ft Aostfto id ilrs
PROFTJSHJ/1A1.
CAJWCN
Nad them would not be dv-
Braves Lose Again
To Dodgers In 12
Inning C o n t e s t
SOPHOMORB TEST *
Ara ml] ptraotta working fa ■
IT ladmtry deferredT
No. Only thoaa amploved In a
Htkal oecepetton.” a job which
g W fUlad only by a man with
Mfcl training and akin. Her
>' all maw holding "critical ©ahall—*" ba deferred — only
■a wha 'cannot be replaced
ftn t a tar but lean of efface
haaaa la th* plant. Thar* meet
a ahaciage of eoch man. ,
Rafactire terries urge, tncraaa•mploymant of women, older
M and young men who are not
patently 100 percent perfect.
Rhauld war Induatrlaa refuse to
• man who are liable for Indue-
in f o r w a a m ite it.
1 HA N rotU ) - O V IED O SECTIO N :
lU n llag i heavy. M aOeral* w ire la lulry. S 'J e a t. a, t>. ■k l y y l e c point,
w ia, ran ee In q u ality and riirvdl.
lion P a sca l, d i n a i t f a i r , m arket
■ tH tr . a ll aleea, beat l l j l - l . l t
> « f , f 1* 11. 11. Uoldaa H eart, far
a r te aleea. dam an* m oOeraie, for
m a ll to medium
alaea
demand
'l*h t. M arket steady.
io d is e d .
I t dee. I l .l f - I . M . few ktgN as
11.4*1 « da a.
tl.a a .I .ll
m otily
l l . l a - l . l t ; • do*. -X X ’a. tew sslvs.
il.a e -l.la . Murk land, 1-4 d a n I I .r i i.te , m ostly t l . l t ; • d o * . t t . t l - l . l t ,
poorer
f - l t d as. I l.VJ •!.«*.
soorera l l l t . l . l l . X X s lew sales
•l .i e - l .l l . P raeo o llag I t s e ttr a .
CHICAIMI:
MANIC ET Iin h b t -
PORK NECK BONES
Fresh Drcmtod
HENS and
FRY ERS
Tl glt-ILtUflTLiT’ WEAKER T U *.
tIEN C t
Ckra a * Itra rk I I
Cara arrived I t r L A . J . C A U P .
PtO tU U A 4 d ec,
1 >1114
nctv
rrm x i
m a iik k t
BACON
lb. 23c
lU m iT b r
s i t t e v itraan o
BACON
lb.
A iM i-n n
coLu
MEATS
lb.
w r m a .i
• r a in
RIBS
iAur
23c
2 Sc
tb.
21c
* ! ■<■». tllvvd Iteel
LIVER
lb.
2Bc
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W ill
1
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SPARE RIB ENDS*,...
B EEF K ID N EYS... .
SMOKED SAUSAGE
PORK KIDNEYS.....
HAM BOLOGNA . . . ...
B EEF BRAINS...........
PORK FE E T ........ $$
BOILING BACON.
PORK EARS... .........
B EEF STEW ........ --.V
PURE LARD (best grade in cartons!) 2 lbs
CORAL CABLES, Apr. t
Ipwtol)—If fh* crowd’ i
jammed the Orange Bowl la any
critorieu, wag Uam United Btat«
haa pul Its aUntp of approval on
ARCADE
Package Store
|MtML
When the. University of Miami
Horrteanea cloead tboh- Spring
football training
periodI lmwith
a
11 ■ l l W
f * ! , , ■id
klaaui
M IRACLE
Dressing
quart.
CORN, Uhn.-cans 2 for
-TANOANO ’
,
TA BfcfrSA LT, l'/r-lb.
Pay Cash' for
Used Furniture
KINARD and BON
mn, lay hroitort of
ia church, a Jewish
la tha spiritual leader
V ^ S X S S Z
■Umraa ChrisUan dav.
wra and eertato effl1tMormont church,
nh engaged In cMUaa
mtrigwruu.
VW.MJRB
MO S u fo rt At*. V *
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CAROwiALS U 9 f
FA O J6 » b j'S o fA a
V B A R W U -O F C O d l
League Standings
CO FFEE
Pittsburg Flour
-tblU C H Epi
GBITS
1Iba. 15c
Cardin*!* Plaster
Faltering B eds, 6-1
AU. ABOUT
■OT. LOUIS. • »po M-OOrA
dou‘. la gad a Ingle fa
JEWEL lib . eta. 18c
gMMWOmp
M
LAKELAND,
aSd i w unt a
faltering Clwclnaai
UE1GAL NOTICES
Bleach t i t 10c
nuAnt
Jam 1 2-o t 15c
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FOR VI(TORY
I'la lilo
JNITED S I M t S DEFENSE
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SANFORD HERALD F1UDAY, APRIL 24, 1942
M em b er A sso cia te d
P re sa
NUMBER 190.
Be Spent By Navy; Between 1,200 And
150 Officers To Be Stationed At Base
“It Is Biggest Thing
That Has Happened
. To Sanford , City
Offldals D e c 1 a r e
• “It's the biggest thing that
ever happened to Sanford".
U the eoncensurtrfeity offi
cials this momlng concerning
the designation of the new
Municipal Airport by the
United State* Navy aa a Na
val training base.
It has been announced that
|6,000,000 will be spent here
by Im Nary and possibly a cre a t
or expenditure later. T kii figo n th a t dor* not Inclod* the
payroll at tha baa*, In which
Mayor Vf. 0 . Hill has eetlraated
that between 1,1000 and I,BOO
enlisted cadet* will b« ttaUqnod
her* with aa officer corps of
180. plot a (a r t* number of civ
ilian worker*.
*
___ City
.
Commission,
Tha
Comaalaaton, presided
aver by Mayor W . C. HID, and
(be Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce and S o o g tary Edward
Illggina, and VolU A . WUItam*,
<9 H eii— i
45 And 65 Will
Register Monday
A personnel of between l.?00
and
1.5DC entitled
men
and
E d w ard I liirgin *, s ec re ta ry o f
■ S e m in o le C o u n t y C h am b er o f
ISO
aken over aa a training station
i f the Nrvy. Mayor W. C. Hill
declared l.J* murninx, It la ex*
Iwe led alto that a la rrr group of
civilian worker* will U- need at
the base•
“Mfny of thrae men will hav*
wlvei and fim lllcs." the Mayor
added, "and of rau n c, all will
have a definite and regular in
come, and t ie I unity men will
require house* and apart menu.
“This ihould bonailt practically
ev»ry landlord, groerr, clothier,
drv cleaner, druggeit, firm er, In
tact, every botlnew and profes
sion In thie community. It ahoAld
ive everyone an addltinnrl raoret for ll» warea. AH tndeamcn,
ruch aa carpenter*.
plumbers,
electrlciana. painter*, e tc , ihould
beosfit from work on thl* proj-
t
f
a f V g r tii
axpendlturo the
N a y f .will make hrre la a very
uAatantial return on our InveatM t of 1111, 000, and the huge
amount afli.OOo/xX) cannot be
expended bare without p re ctlfillf
Jo e Hendrick*: " I 'm glad to a n
nounce that the accretary of th«
Navy haa d ciig n atrd your a ir
port a i an operational training
taue ami contem plate* the e x
penditure of 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,non to b e -in
with
There will t>e m itallallo n i
ami personnel hut rannot d iscla.c
details bceaL*e it t* rnnaldcrrd
m ilitary ini' rrnalinn
The Army
A ir Ila*e at Orlando atarted with
t e n than one million ih'll*r*. T h li
will give you an idea of the m ag
nitude of the project "
Mr, llig g in * laid that It >•
"very gratifying - to find that
the e f fo r t ! of the Chamber of
C o m m r m . with the ro-operallcn
o f the city, rilc n d ln g over a
.period o f 18 monlha. haa been
•rewarded by having tha MunleL
p *l
A ir Baas aalectrd by
the
Navy fo r development. Mr.
Htggin* ate ted th l* ia juat the b e
g inn in g —that there will be a lot
o f work for tho people i f S a n
ford to do. The m atter of nou«-
m
tr Ihin ever, gig bate officials
v rrsl o*w ad o
bare i*en
d to a Prograwrwhich hsi il-
tS U d ^ a Js tT l
I'ra-eal
a f l r f fou r i!»y* Ilf h e a v y fitfM m tr
The
(Jtrimtw tlrioitw l :i m im lirr
i»f H ir e rs * fill flilv a n rre
.ft
ih r
u n |a«i K d t i n U y ml tl -ti IioaI t haMie-t* tuM n on the
«otiilt> r n
l« w IV Kan ftrtffl
firM t, wf i)t> ft |Hirt« rrfirh iv l | mi
|« error in * Ilti»**an wiArillmr *ion th a t fit n a iilr r : bit*
Pinuii***
rav in e # on th e e rr **f Jap an . miifirticfiTirtil* bav# nutyiif atmth
l AMjtearfHl to lw an
rtl irmly In M d i T the ajtifi*log S a i l tlivj
r■•in|i Ir *rt! trw( uf I he y»«t ■I«1 J«
in th “ K 'h u m h i tm
rw*Mt *#*■
n
m til r.t l»t s
p#*'t
N’ iR P ’ tarilh * i'f the* w hole l i r f
fcul I ’nitral HUh • Krnhn«*v "I
m oil a rm ) la • n thi* K u ta ia ti front
f
r
f>'r
St.tnlrv
•*' >'
ftml
H itlrr
m ill
tl*arf\|M
|»«a*• ca IUmI up
11«11 till-
H.-.i
1 *et»il
Itflttv
Iti*Uletrnitm will . n r r ni nit
erlto,i|* l*H wrc*n 7 - 0 0
\ M
ind
0 0(1 V M
w nil 14*Af her a n r ti n g ’
ft *
rrgU trar*
Srhoctl
t hililrt-n
will hmwr a hnlidny
THr purjh>«* nf
lh«* f fg i*l i it I lmi of th©
old«*f er nu p 1e (o ..Mnin th«* fla n*
ii fi fS t i o n t f nil r n n k * o* (a I h t l r
akiilw ami a p t it i d r a fo r war p r o
duction work, which ia said tn U
t i f fffi t ly iiwhI m I in o rd er to com pdf ■ r o m p t r h r n t i v o invent orp
S n u fo rtl'* m u [iir|Kiri util In- iiih .ii .m i In the U n ite d
S t n t r * Nnvy fn r ti*c n* n N a ta l ( 11***r ;il i-<ti;t I T rtn itin g llan e,
IL ‘p r ,.« !I I I t l it c J'h * 1|r*t)ilrIf h * iitln ltti.il I in S m ifo ft I Herald
lant flig h t, follow ing S irri*!a r\ .1 Mi. \ iw K n ..\ \ tp p rov *
al o f tin* |ftr«ij«Tl. ami an i*\p«
>i i < •#* < o h m m Nni .in th o
I HJ44* 11 (‘o n trm p la lrtl !«» ln*gin u p l*
Thini* will I m‘ iM^ I hlint uuu mm!* t! r( « |mgi' j t **. lo*
l a t n l eolith o fi tii i sn A vi■11 i• ,m,| |.. i .......... .. u fi| t„. Kt(lw
Uoikm I ih rr,', hiil ili tiu lt fir, . .n 1. 1, r* .t
j . i i i in f.irn m lio n anil tn-n* not tii-u 1oh,-,|
|h,
\i»,, v \ r Kn . a O rIn in lo
mi
m th
!«•*»< t h a n ^1 non m m
iilcn o f tin- nuigm t ijtlr ,tf rli.
i
,j| j . lw .
\|,
Hi iiiln c k s
III h i ' y l li ; m i l
1(H)
"t'Kiiial WI’A roitll, M IIIHII)* W||| |)(
i-■■■' n nil' mid l ir a
>m|i llitriiiikn will
of th«* nation** n*nt*|M*wrr f i r 'Vi
tal nrc-durtion work
Mr
C arter
em pha'iiril that
r r g i ' l r a t i n n * may lm made nt
the mr>*t conv enient »rii.*d< to
individual! and' that_ n<> in ■ l (
to l l g n « t l b * j f v n f t o f f ten. “ IV>
a r t p r e p a r e ! fo r th e J-tli. r.n I it
| |««
**
tin" In ic, hiiiinwr.t
"Util'i r - .mi! Iigntor
■ .........
will vurruund
'»*■-i l* '"•» •'-insist* of
Mrs. vStone Of
City. .Knmitevr Px«d<
Sanford Eniscopilians Are
Seminole High
Named To Office In Diocese
— School Resigr
*
-t-it*"*! ihiw morning
. i. ,i ihat tht* tataf
......... nf lh<*
two t ,000
?oe Hendricks
Will Spocik Here
Monday Morning
" i, 'tig
ru m -
ud I 'inatrucl.iniln
Jt la
w01 aecept
n-'ii
will
let
104!.
Musical Revue Of
Orlando Air Base
Slated For Tonight
1
U eaH aird
Alt'1ut 2.min cif
f'ptlmntrdi
219,000 mnl«* rreitlrntit in the Mata
bftwotn the infra of 4A and H3
w4ll r**ifiptrr Mnmtay nt vnrlmia fit 1*1-* attftl Am
wbcwtla
J humuhotit
Srltlinolo r h.*l \\ B»hif»**li*n
r«unty, V H f’a itrr, Hrrk of
thp Irwnl I>r«ft lloar.1 annoimrod
today
I* Mpeclcvl that the repiitratu.il
will work out smooth!) " Mi I'a I
ter added
The registration will mein (,
rvrry mate ritiien and every mah
alien rvvldetit, o t h e r lhan per
viinv eiempletl by tire iteb'eti,.Trainlnc and Servtee Aet. >, hhad attained the 45th anniver,
ary of bU birth on or **ofore
Krb. 18, 104!. and haa not nt
taln*d the flSth annlveriary nf
hi* Wrth on or Iwfore Apr
j
ladlfoctRy from It"The Air IMeo will
bnng
Sanford to life materially, but
six* of tha payroll at tho beat purpose It can render,
la not known, but San- la to train men to 'am u lste the
gallant .example of the defenders
o f Batten*- peninsular,
where
American men end bey* fought
and died for the people of Ameri
ca. and all other peace loving
people*' the world over, who are
being oppressed or threatened by
ruthleaa directors. Two of
the
first snd ipost Imports nt thing*
which they need and are crying
for. are planes and trained fighters”. the mayor concluded.
u coUrfkl and popular OrO -Air, Bras Musical
Revue
h will bo prsocBtad bora In
aad ltarfau of th* Bominole
2,000 Are Expected
To Sign At Schools
In Seminole County
Illy
l!ti' iin trsliiV fmnoimt«<i n I'mli-il
Ftutea bomber write** r .*itla at Jit
iField To Be Used
i As Training Base ~
By U. S. Pilots
Thcae men who regiilrr Mi i
day, It w ai pointed out, »re u-.l‘
liable for military aerviee nnd.>
t h e law.
They will tw g l . e n r .
I
liflcalea of rrglalralion win.lh*y muat have In thrlr per»onnl
poa*e*alon at all times and pr
due* at the request of authorli
ed persona. Later they wilt I-required to fill out an occupation
al queatlonnalre, detailing th.-tr
civilian quillflrmtlrms and skillv
but that will be far the pur|nnr
of obtaining Information only,
Registrant* mutt answer nil
qua*Ilona aaked by the reglitmr
for notation cn the regUtrallm.
card, I t U ‘ Important that thregistrant daacriba hi* place of
retldnico In dvlall and give full
particulars as to tha ad d m i at
whirl, ho will ba »ur* to reeeiv.
malt or other communications
Anyone unavoidably away from
b o a* tomorrow may register at
the meet convenient regUtratWo
placet, but a ll registrants are urg
to* who will ad to make every e ffo rt to regl*
with their own local boards
•Or on Apr. tar
’ certificate* to avoid poaalblt confusion In the
t i t * or tele- future.
sserstary of
Trade U sers Can
F ill Out R a t i o n
Applications Now
Japanese A r6
But 100 Miles
From Mandalay
.
*— —
t « r .aswMiossg
Pnw |
Th* t o i t t i t are within 100
mile* o f tho important Burma
ponenta,
iwlh
from
Dsylona
Beach, Jf.hn R Parkinson and E<l
W. film*.
Basing hi* randUlacr an hli
past record and hi* etperleiu-e
Mr. Hendrick! paid recently, "I
am sure my friend! will under
stand th# Importance of my re
maining on the Job snd I hopthey will exert every effort to
gat the voter* out to vote for
my rt-elocUon."
v
Mr, Hendricks added that he
fslt sun, that because uf what
h# has been able to aecomnliih
for .the district, hi* einerlcnce
and hie memhershln on th * Ap
propriations Commute*, th * peopi* wocld realise the Importance
of Ms return to Conger** for a
fourth term.
• . J
Two Nurses Join
Seminole C o u n t y
-i„ TV>,i nt „ . A i, Italy |
("I
, ( f l i e r , r h r l . - d f..li„»
J I
■i it arlitw, llrlttniie, ^ e ,
^H'l
* i l-n.l w ith
l»i,M - -l i li ' "1 elllir; H a l . l r a . l
It |
• •*- i rK.tf <n tin r, (lw,. in thrt
l« (0 .-.l!
tV idler I 'u rk, t i t l i n r y . k
tvjiit#i wi*14141 |*4‘ ill-lim i nt n talar
Ih- V. r^y (lev, Melville h , Jo h n - [ r.-i. fit lb la k i i l III l»* f< III ' " I 1**
. r t l , I trianiht, r e g i s t r a r ; Ihc Rev ' rail's *.f ill I *ltlh. Thl* bs.alil, "• •*i * «i 4hI ih 4* lifln* uf I In* ntr p ich *
•
v t.in ta*||y Ih* nitli'hnj iho ad*
IVIIIiam K
tln .e s,
t. ikelaiul. I lirr .p t S«v hrf
r»‘«1tfllAlissl»,
s*
p i, -Wf «| l l - l t f Aw llrtklli/
1*0 II slit ion,.«S -ini fiwi, ti in re po rted*
n a n l o r y ; Morton O. h’ f c e , Tam
>». .-i.i.in i eccrrtrry.
|pi) *-.$ with M i a . > 1**I4-1 ' * w-or line . m|mn> nlwsi n pavinir thd
- i M jy if p f " m l n ti *I I f n i a tr ip n . '
SI n-iinr
rn m m lt l e e
m r m l w r . ; i ml f * irrrtts •! loftltti h» r
in
VV <
Hill litolfty rfy»
k tpf*
tir im n iA f
*" hiftS
me
M ilm J .
I lrn m ,
T am iia, It. I"
••-vI* •l ihni i !t»" MU|u»rf ti| irn fnU
|*f Ifk I lift I. wlHtfd
tl u r n , m i . the Rev. IV. K r l l h f i l l
d e t e r tVlnlrr I ’arki H a l .l e a d W
t tr I r>1nn.| H* nir r |i|y« » r * •I t-« WII 1f|VI wI IH4*ft1 I, V thi* t'l l y of | 3 0 f»
f«,rr thi Iwisfi! Bfit! ill *4' I|- *<•I t hi 11(111 "(* Mi Apr I. for thf pur*
( n t . l w . l l tVInier I 'a r k , and lie,
On*
arfi't
THp Ins*
tV ill iwin l l a rg r s v e a . C o c o * .
p.tw-ilsllll \ 4,f t nvltiir till O «* Is* * » •'i f *
'
....... ..
hut. U i n mult- t o
»orkf*r«
*ii.| '
liienihera rlr rtv .1 lo the I Dir** Iidhimi
e. m il iv _ Mnr n| o f th e lilocete illlkt t ■ \ rA)»*l li! »i**|s MI.IOS H
if •i»*fit mi* iirtilnin^
alias lit*,* 4■f I III** • 1
we,
R i , Ihilley, Rev. (iladatone p! 4' ** III »
k Tlmmifh n WFA.
R i n - ' i * . I-.ke tVaii-a; Rev T a c e *1 Tin l'I 1 arnl jHijlrp t* f • .sF■'
1 f ,r.U fr om th r L’ A A ,
T ie 1 "
r a i n , llearh; C h a r l r ! >1 1hi-‘ f
*. hms| worki r** hn»
••
M a t " ! IMI mlilstl ihnl lh» f i e l d
C r a y S t I'eler sb urg . f nd C. II h i t in Ib r I alula nf Ihs- no I *1 •ill t*»* A.'***!<'.f to th r Nnyy b y
Jlarlni lam ps
|ilortor Ih t makr«
th«* imhuhI ih» i 1 1v f r tJ^i piiiii of $1, T h o
\«k y !* to krrp ( tn* •It# f o r tho
Ih liiilri
to th e
p m v l n r l s l j nhv * i<* il i*t airy fit Inn
T ho 11r i in ! on la of '{hr \ il f l*»tl a titirati«n of |ha » n r ur ■« l o n g
•yniwl rhnten wrre the Rev, J.l
for Hi
W. Taylor, Port ITsrce. Mr. Ro ( j*h--‘l» nomififltosl ti-rtc’ l - i *
»»••* it. t h r u II tl to b o
g e r* . lake W rits,
Mr.
M o s e l , 1 thrlr r#a|-Hftlva I u lltl Init* Th****' ilfi*il*-vl Inn k tn tin* (!l|y fo r t b o
lakeland, tie Rsv. J . K, Culmer, n omin atio n* i r e being rerummend-l yfimi
fin Annul
rorukUratJofi.
Miami. Mr. Tlestn, Palm llearh, ftil til th r (Viiinly 8ch«m| Ihwtrtll k'1n i-l.i o.Millonnl U*n|
m iu lr# ri
# nr I will Ik1 r f l e a w l m *i»on
ami Ilean Johnion, Orlsndo.
in ttii* m rantlm #, thr Navy will
lair ilelesste* named wrra R. th r i r npprfjVRl U made.
purrl.n-f it, and th i* Um) will bo
P r r a r n t i l !he nirallnir wru* ■ru tiiiii-il in tho a irp o r t whan l l
Pvltnn Sargent, Orlandoj Joseph
A. Sp#TTr, Tamps; Naca Tsm ;ia; J o h n I.. ( ’. Iilliiway, C h a irm a n . Mr* ri-vf-rt* to tho City
Marlin, Tampa, snd Gray, BL Abhy Hutchlaon. and S, I). ( h n * t , '
Tho inf- rmu tlon r e r r i r r d boro
T n n l r r i ; (J. K, M r K r y
H K-(
Peter* bury
New olflcera of Ih * Woman's Mnrrla, It. K. Klnp anil F i i l l a I'. from ( ’n n s r f i i m i i i Uendrleka foU
low*?
" I ’m glad to anninmea t h a t
A uiiliarv i n Mrs. Thomas 0 . A rr lnaf rm . tirincfpala; «n«l »uprrPrice, Pprt
Mysrs,
president; Inin irlcnt o f ftrhoola, T . W . I ^ w - I On- SdN-rrtary of tha Navy Kuq
I i1#«l it nail'd your airport as an op«
Mrs. John Pischor, Eustls; t i n . tan*
rrutinnal training ba««. and to n *
template* the •tt^rvditur# of
Inglev; Mrs. Edwin Thomas, Tam
pa- Mr*. E. a Balia, nrmdsnton.
Politicians W orried
About Silent Voters
Townsend Clubs Will
Hold M eeting Sunday
The Townsend Claba nf the
Fifth Congreistcntl District will
hold their atuiusl conrvntlAn at
tha Citv Hall fiundav at 1:30 P.
M. A t 1:S0 P. M. th fr* wU| ba
mat th* siteat voters in r k r - p m**a meet Inf
i It was annosneed that delsgatsa
sleeted I * th* Sanford dub. teat
n l-h l * t Da Court Housa were
Mrs. J . A. William*, Mrs. Mar
tha Moffttt, W. l. Hughsy and
J , F . MeOtIUnd.
- J
t% a a
K
NAZI
ob
ran
h* ACTOR! K 8
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8T T K K IIO I.M .
A pr.
r w i i * —.
C Ix iS IN O
!4 _ 0 P > - T
A lick of raw materials, power
Irtuaport facilities t* cauaiaif . ;
many Krenth and northern Ooc*
,*
man factories tr abut down TO*
ro rt! retching hero said yesto r* ' .J
Uj
— ;— fw-.-hV*
and
Bill W ill Propose
State B arge Can)
-■ —
■'
WABHINOTON. iAnrC'-U
Form er R esident Of
i S snfo rdJtxw eS v Son
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