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T U E S D A Y , APHID Il> W
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
Jraves Suffer
Graham Selects
Third Loss As
Byron Nelson As
“Bums* Triumph
Leading Golfer
Laval, Disciple
Of Hitler, Has
Had Up-Down life
8EMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
WARRANTY DEEDS
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HUliard-j. H. at u i To Bo m M
BROOKLYN, Apr.
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dntiblt . l ) o d | ers,
pmptons o f the National lea rut.
ok. aver , undUwtnJ PW esflen
Smith Beats Browns
For Cleveland* 4-3
CLEVELAND, Apr. I I --W V -.
lag Kellner and
Heckle
Oris
iackotl lad a Cleveland Indians'
S-faH attack Mondsy to
give
'etersn Al Smith a 4 to 3 vk»fy In hit first start of the seaml against the fit. I-oula Browns.
Kellner's homer In th* third
M l*0d for two runt, Hockatt
■ring tripled sherd of him, and
(ha,-Indiana wrnt ahead, 3 to 1.
Tb* Brtnfns tied I) up In tb*
m nth on, a walk, *
fielder's
aisle*,. and Pitcher Penny Gslehocus’s single, which scored WslJadnkh.
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bailieon. Too i~no<.iti* To J a iic
a me Byron Neleon, the new
Augusta Master's golf champion.
II* may not aeoro as well atl
along the route as Ben and perhaps Ua came Isn't as stylishly
perfect as Bammy'a bat bow that
tooeh Texan shoots when there's
really something to shoot for.
U t 's check over his record for
the last three and a half yuan,
remembering that the four most
coeated g olf champlonahlpa of the
year are the United Stale* Open,
The Professions] Golfers' Asso
ciation, the Western Open and the
Aueoste M u tin '.
Haro It let
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In those fourteen major tourna
ments— th* l t t f PGA hasn't been
held and th* U J . Open has been
cancelled— Ntlson has finished In
th* first three nits* time*. And h*
has won four crowns.
No other professional can touch
that record. ,
Theao torn see*— Hogan ar.d
Nelson—who teamed the gam*
while caddying together on the
same course In Texas, are foil's
current scoring twins, It's a pret
ty safe bet that on* or th* other,
or both, will b* up front, chal
lenging for any pro tournament
in th* land.
- * It was just two y**rs ago that
Hogan won hla first tourney —
and that triumph set him off on !
one of th* hottest streaks In golf
history. H* won the North and
South, than want on to capture
the Greensboro and Asheville
and stranger channels In th* next
few weeks.
Hera la. n general view of tb* Jaekeohrill* Associated Progs Bureau
pe ration.
In the
foreground: Judson. Bailey (left),' of the. AJp*a .Ntw York
t a f f \ f ' sports
____ s____
. ______ , ts, who comrs to
" « « * ,* “ h ? r* r 10 fOV"
activities .o f th* major league baseball club* and other
outstanding winter sports, and Bureau Chief Oliver S. Morton,'(right)" who directs th* AP's comprehenslv*
coverage of -Florida
new*, In
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tht
background
(left), day ell tor; (J, J.
Roesler (center), ^traffic bureau chief who* d tree ts " act us I '__
trsnswls.lon
Florida
I* ~ -.M j ofnew*
ovey thj
AP's two fiO-worda-a-minut* news circuits In t)s stale and William A. G*ol>er (standing, right).
night editor. In th* battery of fast teletype printers ai _______
Included ■ •pccl»l_ raring news wire tn <1
two machines fur receiving the stock market and other financial n *•
Nearby Is a wirrphoto
transmitter for Sending Florida news pictures by wire to all part of the rountry.
Florida Plays
Major Role In
News Reports
Defense Shop News
A I .K X
KINARD and SON
Story - Telling Now
Must Stage Comeback
L., B. MANN
League Standings
FARMERS’ MARKET
John G. Leonardy
That* train*** have been under
• aorlous handicap bocaus* of the
lack of welding rods. This ahortaga of rod* U do* to th* vlul
nood of this malarial for war
production. Tba local ahon ha*
been dependant aimed eqtlrsiy
on ban rod*. Tb* testa won
flvoti With e Mini grad* rod of
another type.
The initruetori
w o W r proud of IV showing
that the local tmlkaos mad*. Oth.
'arch I* crilad Russia's Pom
bocaus# o f its wealth
ol
h* and relict.
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A BOl ViiOS NUMflre IS UP
SOON INTMa A R M Y -W — f -
1HOOWNG A CAUOKTIN-TUC-OCAPT FPCTi /
Classified Advertisements
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TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 31. ~
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M .B . SMITH
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State Legislature
GROUP’ ONE
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Fbnaa t i t s
Mathar Bldg.
MARKET
Used Furniture
(('•■llRRfd f m Fag* final
town and village of the slat*,
furnish a largo proportion of
Florida news for AP wires.
Th* Sanford Herald, fqc in
stance, sends a reporter to cover
an Important story.
His story
goes not only to th* paper's com
posing room to be put into type
For Ins nest edition, but also I,
telephoned or telegraphed to The!
Associated Press for leased wire
transmission to other member pa
per* throughout th* slat* and ,
In th* case of major stories- |
over th* IBS,000-mil* newswlrv
network to th* nation.
Riding th* wlr** with news of
W L rie l.
» I. PeC.
Florida art pictures transmitted
e e k ’ln
I t . f i t ttilra e n
> l It*
over Th* Associated Press' Z0twt°a
4l .til n m r i i eta
4le t'll
4I .M l t'lnctn il
t I II*
000-mlls wlrephoto system. These
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plcturss, which speed from th*
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N e a a tts, V salerS a r
sanding point simultaneously to
3 g h U sd sIsb la l *. Msw Y.,cfc I.
MicpesT mo. tan
receiving points over the rountry
B a sis a I. K n s k l r a I
S44PDMO STATM ram u tis*'
th ie a g a I, l- m s t u fs t i I.
a tiK tr
at a rate of only eight minutes
truly g a m s . H l M s I a l
Biimi-i-KAMKoi'a r a w amij for each picture, com* back quick
A M X n iC A V I . K t t l l K
a SMiMTAat.n n str o n r
W I. P H .
» I. P H . •I salsa sp Is IIOI a. * . Apstl ly to Florida member papers not
ists*
I I .T ie I ' l f i r nt
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on the nrtwork In ths form of
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prints and mats.
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Wlrepholo transmitters are lo
droit
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B e w ails I m I i H i i
cated at Miami and Jacksonville
Nsw T o rk st Ph1ls4»lpkla. (.pH I l i r n t ^ l h - I llu a tSr - ASc llu Itpr and, during Ih* winter sports sea
W u k ln S t o a I I . Italian t t in *
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son, si Tampa. Tb* transmitter*
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t 'A D IIA lIK — T«.n Hulk
l l » . M - l a s * at Tampa and Jacksonville ate
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Dstrotl I. f h l r s * . . |
portable outfits which may ba
liar, »»a.tl »
carried to ths seen* of a big news
t.'ia.BKf—Oaisa. It IS.i 41
L 'R L K It T l l s u r l s —t 'r a ls a .
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story Ilk* a suites** and »*t up
t'lH .'IIM U R IU i— llu
It pc
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g O O f t - A N T — llp r r is n r y , I I I M .** wherever a telephone 1* available.
A year-round staff of 19 odi.
t l l W M S r l H I I T - l l - i i U. * . C am A
■—-tW—Approxlmitely ISO footI I .M . t u a s l i e s
No I 11.11 tor* and staff reporters, traffic
bel] candidate* turned out yestarbags t ls
day for a first
meeting with l . r . K K A - n o s , liun lO v - lls
Q *fk Bhsughnesey. University of I-U TTO tTB— I T a ls s . Ivs«1 le s k s rg .
4s IX .tk -1 IS la. I I H - H I •*
Maryland h new grid coach, and
ll.tl-X.1*
. t o l d an outline of Spring prac- ONIIINIS—Has II. n Ilf-ISe
Uf* plana designed lo produce a ClIteNORM—Ba. H P iVmb. It.It
tugs II.t* Nil I I ISS nsgs
new area In Tarp football tor
ARCADE
Package Store
In a Uad noted for th* ternpestoousnaaa of Its politic*. Lasal's carter has been spectacular:
ha rose from a" humble beginning
to the premiership of Franca, saw
Clair T. Orlando, And
Ms cabinet crumble beesuss of
Internal dissension, finally went
a* w
1 into an eclipse until after the
L ad lll A . _______ ________
i Nails had hammered his coos try
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Ctrobel,
JohncT
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raids,
ft.
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Into submission.
And Iris A. Sebret, Hanford.
■ Then ho b a n t Into the spot111. Ayr** says
FINAL DECREES
i light again, boeame Patatn'a right« In fighting.
Brrmraer, Orrin L. n Hattie
hand man and designated successMas
Brammer.
(Central Fr***/
■or.
Thompson, EUaahgth M. t a J,
With far laea ceremony, h* area
benched *i> months later because
he pushed hi* collaboration tn. sat irrndrt-a anymore. While It’s
thuslasma too far. Th* world all right to start a story in a sad
might baeo heard little o f him vein, sags she, "It most end
thereafter, but be stopped n bullet happily."
Indian legends are favorite* too
from the gun o f a young French
patriot, and for daft lay gravely except for scrlplng or bloodcur
dling events. Children will shud
ill.
Th* pudgy former peasant of der al that, yet they are fascinat
Auvergne hung on stubbornly and ed i y tribal customs and folklore.
a few months later was bach,
quietly moving behind the scene*
■nd wortlng ceaselessly to bring
Vichy closer to th* political con
cepts of Naal Germany.
A ReciaUit when ha started his
political career aa a provincial
mayor, Ltvsl gradually swung
HAkniHII - OVIKtKI HKITIOM:
Inward Fascism. If*'* a “ democ- IIruMhh, mudrrAlr I§wil*r wlr* In.
racy-Ls-dead"
calamity
howler. qulry WM* rani* In qualllF and
He made this assertion after the rendition iltfldVsi liwarl; Fur lEtTF*
» ii« , d»ftuiii<9 mtidf fair, maruct
fall of Franco.
firm, fur aranli to m*dlum i Irm.
But he's no prophet. At the tie-mam! Improving, market •iraxljr.
500 BJU^ford Avr.
tame time, he said Germany Hair* f u b ahiptilnc tMilnt I*”
rralr* trlmnml
indlvltlun My
would win the war In 1941.
w••ti**i and pr*rmil*il, I I *Ji*«
Phone 681
II 11 1 l*», in * ht* h#r.
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d«fi1Rbd light, I'Ki ft* Bate*
tb rttabllah e |«iark*t
NKW TOIIK FOH IIKNT I.AIDIK
VOTE FOR
MKT AIIOlT HTI»Y FU.C HMA14.
Rr G L A D Y S D EG N EH
NEW YORK, Apr. Zl. (W W )
It's time now- for mother, dad
and Mg sitter to hmsh op on
REPRESENTATIVE
"G eldlbeki" and
'Th*
Thre*
STATE LEGISLATURE
Little Pigs,"
says
bright-eyed
GROUP 2
Ireene Wicker. A* Singing Story
1-adv pf Rtdlo, the has
told
Subject
to
stories to more than 2i,O00,000
children durln* th* last tan years.
Democratic Primary May 5
That's not easy lo believe when
tria l* p tM th s I A*v.)
on* aeet h*r—she look* little
more than a youngster herself.
Firmly believing that story,
tolling must make a comeback
during this period of war, Misi
RE-ELECT
Wicker
says
"Th#
tntertslnmrnl of children Is p
matter
o f vital Importanc# to our na
tion, should air raids and black
outs corns."
To Tbt
GARDENS GROWING FINE
SI
'!f V-.=T*
According to hsr, there hasn't
hewn much change In children's
STATE LEGISLATURE
TAVARES, Apr. t l , (Bparfal)
Ilk** and dislikes. Kiddies th* na
tion over *llll want to heir about —Ink* County'* homo gardens
GROUP TWO
Clnc’ erella. Sleeping Beauty, LU- art In better- condition now than
they have been at this time In
trial* riMMItal Air.)
tla Bed Riding Hoed.
"B ut wt don't have th* wolf
*•« fi. itorm . iw titiuM ff ii.fi' t i petted to begin moving In volume
m m commercial actor r* within
por hour baa* pay.
ths next forteUbt) -
Pay Cash for
It. J O H N S O N
Asheville h* computed his amasIng feat o f shooting SIS holes of
golf In St under par while break
ing 70 no Its* than 10 time* In
twilv* round* for an avorag* of
a little better than 11 under par.
Sine* then no on* has been
. Tb* w lpnlnc tellv came In the able to cool him off.
II* was
fifth, when J s f f Health's sln gjt “ In the money" In S6 straight
V a u g h t In Ilo c k stl. who ha.i dnu- tournament* and won th* Vsrdon
low scoring trophy In 1940 and
litl.
Hr was also th* leading
money winner those year*
Whit* Ben has outecorod Byron
over a season's play and won
mors money, he hasn't bean ibis
to knock orf ths big ones.
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M * Rtllioa and Three Han•rod MJtllan— Taxa* m 3 Gov't,
I H !. by UfiBO* iadaatry.
Horn* Benevolent AW Society.
A
Hatton. E K . To Cameron Da- •
velopment Co.. Inc.
QUIT CLAIM DKKD
Chain A Comprny To Lonfsa ,
Jtflkint.
HATtSfACTION OF MORTGAGE
r i m Federal Savings A Loan A
A nn. To Fred T. WlUlama ot fci", w
Chaao A Company To
John
Jenkln* Ft t t
SUPREME COURT MANDATE
Allan Smith
ea Sober!
M.
Harrta tt al E ttt. Eat. of H. C. _
P m k y.
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SUITS ■* LAW
Pmrhxm. Lena J. el *lr O. A.
entered politics nearly. 30 fears
»r>Now ho'a up again—tapped for
the political leadenhlp o f Vkhy*a
m rraaisod governing body, slTbouifc Marshal Petaln hangs on
to the title o f chlef-of-etate. U r
al •tapped oat ahead o f hi a colls.
boratkmlat
colleague,
Jean Darien, and new
teerad Into ntw
regime may be a
steered
poofiowajg.
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AN INDEPENDENT.! DAILY NEWSPAPER
EsfabUahed la 1M8
SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1012
G erm an-H eld French
iCoast Is Raided By
B ritish C om m andos
Invaders Drive Nazis
Baek And Collect
* Military Informa
tion On Defenses
Gas Ration May Be
Five Gajlons Each
Week Per Motorist
Commando*.raided the Gerjman-hetd French coeat near
Tkdogne today and drove back
the Germane guarding the
coaat Thev withdrew afterl
taro hours, in the first comJbtned raid since 81 Naxaire.
TThe Commandos r a n g e d
throughout the French coast
al region, testing defenses
WASHINGTON, Apr. 52. UD
—Informed official, today ta li
lb* plan of rat ion In* *a»ollnr
on th* ea«trm aealtuard la to
become effective m ini lime in
Hay, allowing each motor!,*
"around five gallon, a week"
Tha detail, o f tha plan « * r ,
wilhbald but an OPA .pokrtman predicted the cut in gaaollne auppliea will be "draatic". Affected will be 17 ra»lem aeaboard atatn and the
Dlatrlct of Columbia, the new
Included "curtailment area" extendln* from Maine to Florida.
and eel lectin* military Informa
tion, aald the announcement.
f| German autborltlm today an
nounced the execution o f more
French boeta*ee er«n aa the
Vichy re*lme waa reported e*»kin* to rvpratv* 20 better** un
der death eentenre et 8L Naaalre
■.where town,people elded the BritTah Commandos re IdIn* that Neiloacupled
boas on Mar.
18.
Tho announcement eald the vlctlres, deerrlhed aa communliu.
Jrwe and accomplice* w a n shot
. t a reprisal for the alle*ed1 aaeaaQ riM tM ,' etUmpU acaiaat German
a « M < y fot
of
I Ilf 4aaaetatrd Pwwwal
• II*
t.a a rta lrS
I'r ra a )
Mny .*» nntn rv ha%»*
of the o ffice rs Candida!*' school at Fo ri Itrnr
•st net p ractice, and thr> couldn't be m**r« . ni
v * M r att \ 11 • Boldier
1 hr achool la lio*a *1
President Considers General
Price Ceiling, Salary Limits
•(her pr*t«ln*
rJ«rk Kotaifl bo
recommendedappointed to iixvtM him
Tho club Immediately nasacd a
motion aakln* Mr. Morris lo reconalder hl» realgnatlon. J. W.
Hall waa In rhar*e of lha pro*ram, and he Introduced
Mini
B it,bath Harkey of the Salva
tion Army, who ipokr on the «ublect o f wer and peulmltm, urg
ing Sanford cltiiens not to how
•t all— had to
a »utron»cloui pesaimbllc a t
titude. but to keep building a,
they fight, and to continue com
munity and civic activities
She drew a parr Del with
a
nib!leal story, hhowln* the nerra-
Troop 34 Wins
Honors At Boy
Scout Meeting
Pledges In County
Expected To Top
1rxm non
H n t iir
the President tn hi- •h»-*r advis
rrs reportedly chhIi mplnlc* ,«
limitation of I'Jfi.OlMi •r IkO.OO"
on individual earniny- ahuig wh i
a U9 |*ercent esc* •• i •■* ’ • I* '
The prrgrain U r»|Mtl»>l
rad
for
1 A general celling »m all t*
tail arid wholesale •••inmoditk
price* and (he |irrn*ing "f irtu I
and wholesale dcalera
2 General rationing of •••!»
turners' gmds
.1 K trrn proflla ta« ** he.I
ulca mpiiring corporation* t•• pa*
to the treasury WU |*rrrrnl >*f lh. •»
earning* in r ift« * of -is |»ei"
tkf their lnvr«lnl capital
4 Impnaili n of individual •••
c«»me tai rate* that would »»»ak
il im|o»«a»tde for an) taapavrr '
retain nmra Income f*»r hi* <»*»
taes than a filial matimum Th«
President haa not yet deridial
whether It thculd i»e 126.000 or
960,000.
6, Vigorous prosecution by the
PrtaiM of tho program t**<*m**
known «ft» i
u tint I l*n n
.|i*cb»*
•*1 that on nfil» f firrfiiig nil »•
tall r«"iaiiHii-r« jni.ul* p rn ra
it
l«*sela prohnilMi|# ln-t month hrl*e#n prepand l > g..v e rmnrnt «*%
|*erta f«*» p ••lid,- i.«e hv »hr Prei.lcnl
Mon* itliaii tn noil maim
’ acturnl
t«r.l
p i.... ••*-.!
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would I**’ Nffotni
Mr.
•rnd
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IS
ri|>rrtnl
»p«finl nirsaagr
In
lh> r.*nl* *1 tm iwrrn Mr Sim p
•••II ulxl Mr*
lea a ill 1m* holed
Over $100,000 Have
Been Turned In Hv
21 Oul Of 1.1 learns
ill-' > «oily hv •Itiieiia In P r m t ir l
II
H wa- «|f led In adtlition to
M-golar election. freel»o|dei»
w ill h i ,
on
the
i««uanre of
fmitiMMi ,.f h>*a|ulal
Immli on
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1 11oi
!«• the
t ’«*»»
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•n Huh
lay, which
w ill lw p n
narll) mi infill inutile itiacusalnii
f the natlMfi - ri ••iiumtr - itnut •••»•
$100 Is Raised
hi-Xival Relief
Drive In County
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I Itelirf drive haa laen c«»llretr«i,1
and .1 i. r t iKClrd tha i|Ui>U w ill
nf D lr-r p lc lg r * are
I I k * rr.»«hed lirfnre the and of the dithm tn the hond* that lia
' rm nlh whm thr ram naign end*. |»»*rcha*r*l to date In s
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H ill, rnairnian of 1 oimly
A rrord ing
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r ir c u llV r
rhairm .
llie o..i uiiig
1 Srttnuolr I 'on Mly, thla Mill"
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Alm-.*t evrryotie rontvc|r«i ha* f 'JlU.tlOO in |0 month*
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vrrv w rit." tlir Maynr
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Troop 64 came o ff with firvt
nlace honor*, boating Troop S hv
throo potnta, at tho Day Scout |
Court o f Honor Monday night at
tha Junior High School Ralph,
Smith, Bern Inala County director,
announced thla morning.
Troop 64. under Bcontma.ter |
local grower, „f r«-d bit,* po
Jamea It. Stockton rt Jack, '•
E. w . McCaller, compiled 244
point* on attendance, appearance vIIIe. State chairman of Urn N ■• tatne,. who now are rnarketinr 1 V>*
1b. “ L
S riiu n n!r,rflr I «unty quota f
Relief
campaign,
ha,
announ
"'I one i f their largest rrop., are • n -rt "f n nallnnnl fund nf
K>.
and adraaeemeat record, to >41
that
0
.
E.
McKay
principal
IMNi.iMm
l
l
'
,
l
I, Ifring ,m ig hl In
getting
the
he,t
price
In
the
hi,
for Troop 6, under H. B. Morrl,,
Seminole
high
achool
will
be
In
k
r
r
»
r
r
nf
(h
r
f
a
m
lllr,
r
f
Navy
lory
of
the
Sanfonl
Stale
Kami
Scoutmeater. Troop 60 waa third.
planned
coni *' era Market, Manager II. J. I^h- ' nirn »hn rrw ln ,t In arlinn.
A talk on tho need o f Boy Scout* charge of a
'I man declared thl, morning. Ked
In lirh a lf of Ih r drivv. S r r r r et the praaant tin* w u rlrtn by among senior nigh achool
student* In cooperation with * bll«, bu,hela are telling for I2.AS, l . r y nf th r N *v v Frank Knox rvE. J. NeUon, i t .
Nation-wide drive for Navy Relief with crate, going at 12.70 and r rn tlv « .id , "W hvn th# men of
Many merit hedgee and award, emergency funds
tb r Navy aallrd avfay from our
12.7R. he elated.
ware gtran to Bey Aeeeta who
In towns aad cities throuihout
d,m «nd
nothing
“ Thl, price I, very high," Mr ,h n r r . thrv
nualifted fa r t h e n .. Tkey follow: Florida senior boya will he aakr.l
but
I be privilege of a rrv in * thr
lt l-ehman aald, "and no drop In
to participate In aclllng emblem
prlc* l« ,e#n at the present. Sale, country which thry lova.
for Nary Relief In a campalgi
"I I r l i r v r thtra art hundred, of
Produce at th* market are
beginning Apr. 26 and h u ll n* onr
holding up unuiually well, and we Ihn u arn d i of o . In thU country
week. Funds will to raised Cy
llcltatlon of ull .private Indlvl- ' kart hern vary buay tha last few who will l>« glad of thr opportuni
ty t r match thalr co u ra fr with
dual,. Th*
boy
arch Florid*
uua.a.
tow w
y In
in a»cn
, _ , ,
,
county railing the largoat emounli Th» marketing of Banfoni cel- our devotion, through an orgtnl
grliu
n which thay have called th rlr
through the aal* will be awarvlcl *ry I* about through and proba fcae trip to Jacksonville yhere a l l/ will wind up In 10 day*, own for 40 rrara. W a ran do no
he will be fttcfl by various elvle and Orlrdo Is taking over the traa than pladga that, whan battle
or*. niiatUna.
, celery markrt with a goo<l grade la Joined on tho war front, wc
Mr. McKay aald today that tha|being rut. The price now la |1.S6|i will gladly rcllava them of worry
[about the wrlfara of thalr loved
I one* on tho homo front,"
liOcally-Grown
Potatoes Brinir
Is In Charge of
In Record Price
Contest By Nav>
13 Aliens Seized In
Japs Throw Henvy
(inns Inin F i e r c e
Attack On Chinese,
Aim At Mandalay
lt,'« .I*,-,' t ll,. ibfctCM- l.f IIIilia i- a vital rniK cril In tho
I rit' I M ali
I S
troop*
alii aUv .He n lialin ultil ninru
tv ill , .
|, i i na Jnlttixnit,
In-ail <-l tin- C S
ailvi.tnry
m i--■■in t•iliI a |it i'.hm i-nnfiTi’ inv tnilav
III' ili-iliiri'il the
l liili-il Stall , sera I tie war
a- in e lililv . liilllllg fur v lf\ ............ .. a . "Hum• *» * .»iili ism A •mtir *|ile-
Official • *niplr t>»
Ikniorraik- Party I*;
lir«-n* will «n*t thru
bfenaa Vottr.ua
•ltd a too rood • letter
it, 26 Sanford toldlera,
•t F t Henning, that
•U •In aocurlng ba,e-
MacArthur Aide
i
Jot* Hendricks, Lex
Green Run For Two
Washinirton Rosts
Alllod
airmen defrrvllng
the
i p p r i u r k n to A u stralia
rrc riv rd l
rrrd lt tnda«* for thnotmg
ilown
four J a p a n r jr
" irro * ’
fighter
planes (n an rnrm y rani Tuesday
on Port VCorrwhv. N rw Guinea.
(Irn
M at Aruthtir'a
h»ml.jua rlrrs
fcp«'rteut iiym rn.ua firra
started
im o n r whanrr« anil buildings In
iin tllirH nir •m»»h yrw tm ltjr st •
IF haul. N rw Britain
(!rn rrs l
D 'u g la*
M arA rthur
•rle c lril vr*trrd ay a staff headed,
bv his old rnpiradra «if thr P h ilip
pine cam paign and form ally Ike-1
" i n his tour of duty a« Suprern*
Allied Commander of thr South |
wrrat P acific.
W hile hi* vast command wa«j
thus put into smooth operation |
a* one Integrated unit, thr politi
cal leadership of this common-;
wealth issued tn tha world through
the
A u stralian
A rm y
Minister
Fran cis M Ford# one of the most
heartening declaration! sinc^ first
the enem y'* shadow began to fa llj
to tha aouth from tha Dutch F a s ti
Indies.
Speaking at Rockhampton. Mr
Ford# declared;
. Um Klwanlxl *T h a w a r hoe turned in our source* in live
A, f t Middleton
^ O f Geneva A v e ..
Is Death Victim
iU. S. Soldiers Are
| Reported In India;
Burma F ight Rag<
i
Miss Elizabeth Harkey Is Speaker At
Khvanls Club Meet
1 •
Future Officers Learn How
|Official Ballot
I For Primary On
! M a v 5 Released
Morris Submits
Resignation As
Leader Of Troop
• tha •
Munb»r AuMciiltd Pirw
Salvation Army la
Far Short Of Quota
FaY short o f tha budget for
1942 set at 12,690, th* Salvation
Army haa takan la about f 1,100
*o far la IU campaign to raise
funds for ti>* year, Miss Klliabath Harkey, chairman of tha
drive, announced today.
Meanwhile, Capt Georg* Wood*,
bead of tho local poet, aad Mr*.
Wood* plan to leave for Atlanta
Thursday for graduation acrrleaa,
at which tte* they will rocaiv*
dtplacaaa. fa r OafraUcn Army of-
I|h)(|
hr . r „ (n,,|r
by ,Salnr.Uv
r
rn
In I' uU athf n 111•!
OFtT •
11v •Ininfignl
a
Jmmnrpit
M* I'htlippirva
S’avy rrp o rt-
I nr friiutr hit.I nn rvnrt Or
W A H IIIN G T O N . A p r 22. i j h
l>< nald M Nrlw in tohl a Sr»»ot.
rn m m ittrr happily Tu rsday tliat
m ilitary
pro<luction
*•»' ''*»ver
thr hurnp^ but complained in nl
most th r same b rra th that C«»n
(rr* s|o n a l rrttlci*m wa* m akinK
many hualne** mrn he*it«tr t«* nr
rrpt tlollar a ) r a r job* t< at*! tb r
protrram.
Thr war produclitin rlnrftaM*
•ketrhrtl for tha Hrnatr l»rfrn»4»
Invrsti(Stin( Committrr a |»i*
ture of mumtrd actlvltlrs hr *a»d
wrra keeping the aatnnbly line*
moving at Itch a parr that ;%
few months would flrwl thr A il*
on tha short end of military equip
ment scale*.
City News Briefs
four «lr«| rt.yt r i nit.I im liratinna
ht«»r ih al nil five rn rm y w arships
l.ii.l tliihtn n heavy fire nirninut tno
• itifi little nt4»tor U iats
Draplta
thi* heavy rm in trr a rli.u i the Am e r in n
r r n f l ili*t nut hslthtlraw
until they hatl c* m pletisl thalr
iiti**i«»n,
llf.vtrvrr, onr of thr torpedo
»-.at* th«* FT-34. finally waa
fnrrr»| a*bore on Cebu, tha navy
■aid. bet thr other, tha PT-II,
made ( 1*0*1 its r«rapr. In addition
to the IT -3 4 thr navy also rftwirted that thr IT-36 hatl bean
lo*t. Ikrinir ilrstroyrsl to prtvtnt
It* falling into rnrmy hands dar
ing thr invasion nf tha city of
Cebu.
Carlson Is Taken By
U.S. Naval Reserve
—
Tho I-ion, Club will meet at
( baric, r_ Carlion, whoanlbtad T :l( o'clock tcnlght at th* Val in Jann.ry at the United 8Utaa
des Hotel.
NsvjI Reserve 8tatlong at Tampa,
\
The meeting o f tbo Son, of the Irft Apr. IS, for Cocoa, wham ha
American Legion, originally set took and passed tho entrance *1*
for tonight, has been postponed nmlnallon
Mr. Carlson, who attendad local.
until tomorrow night at lha Le ■choeU
and lived her* moat
gion H ut
Ms life, coming to Sanford freak, > 1
Blrmlnthara, U now aUtlonod *6 A mooting ef tho Sanford Out Key
Watt.
,
7 « •j
board Motor Association will ta
bald at 6 i60 o'clock tonight at
tha Chamber of Commarrc room
at th* City Hall, Secretary Roy
WEATHER
�f j r a ; . ' ~ * “v ■ r r - ; *?
n *%
■
'*• v •
CAGE TWO
The Sanford Herald
--BT3T
THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, PLORfDA
Do Something About Celery1
SPRING IS HEREI ' * «
t^lattlatr* I■ IM
Willv^INi **tff af•##«**» H#*i<
B«t*r4ay an* *««M* f b<
Current reports that the celery market now is nol
Kaal#rd, PlirMi
doing so well a fter getting o f f to n fairly good ntjtrt ctrly
111 NliMtla
n the season again give rim- tu the suggestion that perhaps
•• m m l rltti ■illvf
ww if. lilt. •I H»# r«al oif.cBj what la periled here la a wider diversification of crop*.
•flHL r u n g * mmdtl t il ACT|At lem t-on c^other good cash crop. liTthlft vlrlnlty; wnuld go
Marrtr «k »a*f.
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—<68S 9
CD I - l)N AN
IM Ilvr
D R A i — N »a lp r «c H a t a g f f
With Florida chnrgul with the reaponalblllty oT supplymg much o f the winter vegetablea for the entire nntion
olid with the nation aa n whole supplying moat of the food
ri'(|uiremenla for the rent of the world, with unlimited
quantities o f beata and cone needed to replenish limited
Mignr supplies, and with various new crops desired for
synthetic rubber production, to say nothing o f the increaaing demand for peanuts, cotton, and many other crops,
there should certainly l>e something besides celery for
local farmers to cultivate extensively.
We can see no reason at al! why Uirrc should not l>e
n good drmnnd for celery this year. The lim r honored
• f t r f l l # « a t 111* M t a a f r p n l l l p r l a excuses o f unemployment and closed factories In Ihe north
afpal b#adpaarl#v* la 4 U n i t iM
certainly do not apply now
F'or the m ajority o f the |sipu
> « « t#ii*
f l 4 M#rml< la a »*«ibtf af Tb< Intinn iii the principal distribution centers, there is prob
UfMctaC l*p#aa whirl* la fitla- ably more idle money todn> Ilian ever before, not except
CtftVp PRlIttH la lb* ••• far ##*
|«lttMll*« af all a*ai fUpalrlra ing the boom years. Not only are wages and incomes the
CflR lai fa II n *»-• «lh*r«U# highest, but thore are fewer things to spond one1* money
MHHpA Ip ibU p*p«r mmA ala#
There should be plenty o f housekeepers1 money for
f|f Itawl R*aa RablUbri ■###>■ for
All fiffid la pabllrall## af IffHal celery
A lN ifN c Mr*la ara alt# rMrnrf
The answer simply lies in the fact that not enough of
WCDNEHDAY. APR it. 22. 1042 them want celery al any price. There is not a stronger
demand for celery slmplv becausr the value o f celery Is
BIBLK VFRXK FUR KftllA V
not better appreciated. T<si many (ample look upon celery
BECAHHK 1 u \ F. NKVF.lt as something to garnish their tables with on Thanksgiving
*'A IL-H And noW 1hidMli faith. and Christmas, not ns a regular part o f the dally diet. The
It* ir 1hfi'P ,
Hop# *rid rhant y
tr *. i* t hir idea I hat relrry is good for the nerves and is eipially good
bttl Ih# rrral#N|
for the digestion or that one good stalk of celery shouht
jtjf,“ C<»rint Lnau» id 1
la* eat i'll by everyone every day is one that simply has not
THU* Who Nellr* r Arr nt#wi#H •«tr<.urnst to most jicople
F'or this attitude of mind among the nation's consum
Tbt Baldtalh mi chi h- 1 11a■etnii,
ers, we here in ,S eminole County are largely to blame (hie
and In thr H*l
cannot turn on the radio these days without hearing nlmul
The flril p.lr •If rnk* Iif
farrtold ih*' •Ur.
some food product that is practically guaranteed to banish
!When from thr «tty M•11 Msg cares and overcome that tired feeling which results from
dal#n#
'And nth#r*. leraring apirm. rani# sleepless nights. In liewspajiera, magazines, and over the
radio, |>eople are constantly exhorted to eat more applea.
to lay
Th#m In lh»- Matin'* frtrtilt
more carrots, more spinach, but not more celery, In order
to make themselves fit for the ordeals which He ahead.
♦
hr
i
I
n
fi
r
Thry rnnrvt'U'l thi«
We have never mode any effort to ulurate the public as
which had Iwrn *r HInI
to the nutritional value of celery.
,Wi* rollrd away «hd
down th#y *tw
F'.ither we should adopt an advertising program which
Inside tfo# tnmli tw a li If*11* rolwrd will sidl the public on celery or we should liegin producing
in whit**,
Who*# ria*llaaitr > it mir tlirm Imw i raps on which the public is already sold.
i
thrlr head* in •#r
•'Hu U nut bn*
lh**v hi nnl
Ix’arninjf To Fly
iii. »i.
"Did IU »...i
The Ctiiled States is far tH'hind Germany in it" iwipular
rU# HK"II|T
Pr*k yv thr Iivimit ih* it """•"k-li .pndi rstanding o f aviation according to Holicrt II Hinckley.
lh* dra.r
■Assistant Secretary tif Commerce for Air, who warns in v
And. trrmMiiiif. VfMr > Nlltl t
1 ’ ! signed article In Collier's Weekly tlint "w e ipuit fly or die"
fftn *#rht
To III* (Dm
11"11111if «llkl |and asserts (hat aeronautical education must Ih< started in
_ w « » in Id
kindergarten if we nre to survive "W hen German Stukas
o fif' mMwId *i#»t h r lifb
i blasted u way through Ilelgitim, destn iyu l flottenlam and
' demoralized the great F’ renrh army a new period III history
F o r Tho m as i»M ht* l»rv(hrr*n.
! began." he writes “ W hether we like It or not we must fly
" T il IN . lhiu»t
Ih r
iikaatrr'# or die
We are the last generation o f rarthbound men."
inln
My
hand
wounded ■id#
Mr HInckloy (stints out that while America is turn
f
nail#
inaldet
print#
••
A i d felt thr
ing out planes at n sjieed never before known, has develIII* hand:I,
W nol bet i#vr H r* IK r« ana in optil thousands o f fighter (tilots and is training other thous
ands with a rapidity and auccess hitherto considered impos
who itlr.1
’And later C hr.wl ap|iriTr*l.
sible. there is still one great job remaining V> be done: to
"air-condition" the youth o f Amrrlra,
He urges an airU'ht intr rhumm
He h irijo (hi
conditioning program that will "rijuip and impel youth to
make h11 tf* ■
participate In aviation." Mr. Hinckley differentiatea "airMy I
Who dUI a
and ChHai ret»Ili**l.
conditioning" from "air-consciousness1’ by saying that the
^Becauae you harr l« held rnr. yi*u "alr-conditlortcil" (terson Is c<|uip|>od to do something.
brUaVf.
In Cermany since 1934, he reveals, the Herman youth's
I Bui thoae who h»vr not
aeronautical education has begun with the ‘‘atory-telllng”
(ny harnii and aide
And yet l*ellrvr. are Mr*»rd
hour when he first goes to school
The fundamentals of
Kan#n* City Star
aem physlrs and flying theory nre liegun in the sixth grade.
In high school us well as in trade and professional schools
|> # n
thr
(i H I*
there are regular courses In aviation covering aircraft enn
C<rm* o u t
* UR I n «l t a o l r t
Juat aliwitil makifvy il tiruinliimtiii struction. air traffic, com mun lent Iona and Instruments,
Jtlller'a
* id* Iv
* >1v rriiaed meteorology, navigation, motors and air law
To- meet thi*./^illation, an advisory comm ittee on edu
Spring offrtt*i»r "rrmiw TJE31#ItrieraHng rMI*■ R rNtMr *iffrnaive cation has lwen form ed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority,
which is ru(|uestlng the school systems o f the country to
Don't fofjfrl fhe Ho#|Ulal flec act as soon as (xnuilblc, Mr. Hinckley reveals. "Meetings
tion on May ft. Wr should regia*
tor our dealre for a nrw hoapl* arc being held now and will continue until late May," he
wrltea. State and local school authorities are taking part.
lot by voting In this riot lion
Supplemental pamphlets are l>cing prepared to supply avia
j f f l w i l l not f u l ly r r a l u r h ow
rtmaly un|H»|>ular hr !■ In tion deficiencies In current teal hook* uvttl the books can
Frorv
nca until (hr lu«t Hrlliih am! lie revised. Authors whose works now hsve wide acceptance
Land on French nre writing supplements on fnathematics, geography, biolo
i f f " 1* " . troop* Lar
gy, physics and chem istry from the aviation angle.
"T h ere has been no attempt to force this on our edu
Humana Can Kal final
i±x
off Trera. ( hemirat Krarkety cational system and no necessity fnr it The ability o f our
r#f4^hMdilne After #rdnarh and leaders In free education to keep pace with a dynamic so
ytTOi Juice. gra*» and hark would clcty is one o f the basic tests o f democracy. America can
real delirary
fly ; Americans want to fly. It Is not a ipiestlon o f every
Rut nations must fly or
Thi aolf trouble atxiut (tiling individual piloting an airplane.
g«vwwtn*n
•nl sppruval fnr the pro- die, economically and socially, aa well as militarily.
Hn*.
one fellow re"it la a pleasant and exciting prospect rather than an
__
e other iUy, It thml II
alarming one. W e are going to win this war In the air,
W«aa*t COit rtiough.
we are going to keep It won when peace la re-established.
Florida newapaper editor,
Doth of Orala, had a
bout* Doth, with Amarkan
on
Bataan
peninaula.
hoping ha got to Corrogl-
L*va| appear* to be try*
i prove hla friendship for
to while collaborating 100
it wjlh lllller.
Carrying
la goin
America was the pioneer flying nation; it la soon going to
be the greatest flying nation."
W E D N E S D A Y ,' APrtM. 22 . 1912.
MA> PICK llWN KNTRI
f'*rd» 20.04111 **,i* irpoftnl )»•
Irrtfn) nt Ihr iimtnll I.<«*I^r f
U1UISVIU.K. K) Api »
1 *•#■■■ m l A e r r fit# *! M **»,rn» * f t h r
Two lirw Mi. ^hrf nvrn, w'btl Slat# .oprnrd it# 111th Minimal
uiually write •trout the Kentucky rnnimun*atinn here
IVrrby, thi* ymr will have hor***#
eligibler for in
ther_ rarr_
rare _ LTLpilliLIU
^
„ _ w
fI“ h*R *Tuhtrn tYiru*ga> *mf* Bumrnrr Wrllat it * ilt«t«nt r»-
EsjZanp* ■
‘ ■^TT1*31'..
rntce,-ku nnmmtnl-Trarw-w—
*-- - «*'
l
tonic w ay
wfieruAhc d e m a jld '^ P " "
r1r r y goes into one o f ita (leriodfo alumjvi.
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r*ra*i# i*
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all
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ftaila.
a*4 aatlrfa ml
nltHllaaiaala lar |ba paf|»«« ml
fbariN f«*
fa U if Iaa4* will b* »b
fel Wgnlar afiaHlala* r«4*a.
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PAINT NOW!
1‘eople who
know—
Use DEVOE! •!
KMERICK
HARDWARE CO.
2(iM K. lal SI.
Phone .197
<4A Penny Saved
F|s a Perrny Earned1
flenjam in Franklin’s words of wisdom were never m o A
significant tha nthey are toilay!
The first mutual fire insurance company wa« founder'
in 17.r>2 by a group of prominent iitiri'H ', among whom » « i
12 l ft —Amortean
Puerto Rico Crop
lienjam in F’ ranklin
®
12 2*1 Inter Iuri#
12 .10
Production
L
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s
s
12 I ft Our Gal Htindmv
T h is mutual insuranre .om|»itny h.ii n-rulernl ■lilt
1 00 Uf* Cmn B# Beautiful
.‘ AN Ju.fi |> U A|.r Zi A 'trtndmg ii-m u - to Ainericnns for l'.ai yeai.
l Ift Woman in White
TODAY
•*-Tiotii ahortaifr of
frrtllla* r (
rt 0O— FatWIN (
1 in llrirtife Hehoail uf the Aif threaten*
shirj.ly
t„
rrdu*# !
9
1 Ift Road of Li fa
ft ID- Haarhalt S#*>rr#
Mutual insurntice today is serving Americans in af
Puerto Hiuo’a arTieulluraL__.pro
7
no
m
ft Ift Carol Mar«h
Yount Dr Malon#
ductlon. farm nprrta «ay
walks nf life bv offering maximum prnUitiim with ftnl*
i •
fl 30 |^i( Wr KnrgFl
Jt
ycr
Jordan
2 Ift
with n edduti-nel in.isvi tona ^tantial savings sayings that can be invested iii (tie Nn
2 .10 Wt Loy# and Learn
l;4&—Th# Work! T<ti*» ■¥
nrrdrd for fond crops alnni- ami (j„n’s Safety through the purchase iif Tinted States War
7:00—Th# Ison# Ranjfrr #
2 4& Th# Goldberg*
w
•hipoln* spare . . .r.n-r :h.-,c 1Slam|„ Hn,| Hnltds.
i no Matin#*- Muikil*
7:30- l«#t'# Prrlrivi!
■tfritts in I h* little* |)m *prrt nf |
#4:00 —Air Ha## Show
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10:10—Over the Bwli Fence
10:1ft—Invitation to thr Walts
10:30—Women of feurigv
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11:4ft—IIP New.
11:8ft—Program Resume
1 1 0 0 —Kate Smith flpeeke
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Camp Blending In s vocal contrpt In New York.
lie will I . thr first of six con
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Hour of Cherm'f meet to-coael
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E J N rl«m . Jr. in a tlfrlmiK |>i>rm»crHt ami in mil
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work for the Ifeal intorrala o f all the petiple.
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ty Wood aa hrhjaam ai.l.
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rhoM aa hla l r * l man T ro y Hu
han non and ushers w ere llnh Car
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on I h . arm nf h rr fa th rr l.y 1-and should be cultivateil »ml imt
whom a h . - a . | l n . In m arriaifr In condition for plantinir "I
A p rocram of nup tial mualr mer lejfume s in f
la*fttme *iv*'t
waa p laytd prior In and d u rm . cropa a re p articu larly imp-'M.mt
th* caramonjr by M U* O ran - Pole for building up u f f in ir m ail* > "f.d
man.
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m .rc b ra a t n alto u*cd.
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Friday, April 2-1
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BEAUTYREST MATIRESSES
NO MORE ACE SPRINGS
-- lor The Duration .Mather Co. has a limilod supylt ul llirsi* ilrms mi hand and
wo will take can- ol our c tish'im rs a> loot* a,s mir prt'Mont
slock lastH.
Beautyresl Maltresses
Ait* Springs
$39.50
$ 19 .7 5
lO r - lS c
RE SHOE THRIFTY!
I’m menl $1,110 Weekly
I’aym cnl I I .00 Weekly
Don't
throw aw ay tha m»nay you
h ara Invratrd In your footw ear
when your thora ran Ira m ad*
Ilk * now a^ain.
C o m p le t e S h o e
ln rla lh le
H a lf
S e n .Ir e
B o le n
.1 -
MATHER FURNITURE CO.
SAN FO RD ,
CITY SHOE SHOP
FLA .
A R CA D E
III.D f i.
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TH E S A N F O 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 eUrt
happening to tt)p IIrook Ifn Dod*
| t n olmoet any day now, and It
» H L W » painful JkUIlctlrm. In-thw
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 gt-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, anyw i/, we've been
aeaalni to these birds for a couple
of aeaaena. But wait until they
haap Into that aoulhpaw ataff of
, - the.kt. 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*
Joe 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 jet, I notice.”
T ‘k" for the Dodgere
lytra, Peewc* Beeee, Billy
Troop 34 Wins
Honors At Boy
Scout Meeting
Brooklyn Routs
A1 Javerv For
I*
t u b n m c r r r c o n r , x ix n v
j iu k t a l c i s n i T o r r u « «
IDA IX AX© row lE V n oL N
r o t XTY
IX (‘II lYfKNV
jikiinicr m e n rooLi;. rt am tiff,
-t t .iid o iu i:
C U IIK K C R
II.
l»efe»«laM .
oitnr.w A i n lOTUM
m i : namt : o r tick ntath
•»r ru iiu O A
t o euAiiKNei: ii r o o tn , « u m
. . pfrii mi !■■!<» in r ^ i
in*
W r r N R U ICT H A N D A N D o m *
C lA L iNtAL. at s eries a| * s a (s e 4 .
gln rld s. ik le f I l k g a y at M a rt* .
a . d . tan
____
...
o. r . m oiN D on
ISCALI
C le r k e f lk « C ir c u it C aurt
D y:
A. M. YTKCK*. D C .
17 W I N D K II W K K I H X
A llq rn sy tar P U Is tlir.
'*L ■." .tJfei'i.aiJ i i l
W R L , . . - ■ i sa m up^ nw
to ™ ,
LcCette 2, Glenn IJngl* 3. Gar*
aid Loeelnc I, Billy Marlwethrr 4. Malcolm McNeil I, Ralph
Smith, Jr. f, and Walter M.
Smith 4, all of Troop 3; B ill/
Chapman t, Boh Crupdty X. BitI* McCalley I. C. E. MeKeo, aU o f
Troop 14 s and Walter 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 o ff lOca a whirlwind, tend
ing It men to mat for all 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
hints 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
btMf.
Camllll led o ff In the second
with a double agalnat Um rightfield screen and foor more hits
followed before Hutchings came
on duly.
Jodhwy
M r L £ . Eoo©*<r
eo* a o is rwee frcM
-fA e CAKDiNAlT. dflLU
p u yn p sr for-m e
e iA ijT r
‘ Oj O 'A chW p S iaaJt
S lA tod ftt FRdaA Ml*WfAftHJJ,
■0 V/fiJ CWE 1
p o tr:
GlVJTS' MoJaJo
HOPeFVLS
Defense Shop
League Standings
k AXIOM At I.KAUI R
W L
W Is i*»«.
1 t
Rro’k'f n • I
r? ‘orh a t
IH'it/h 1 1 «
4 1 -III Clnrtnn. a t
Hf L
Horton
4 4 I«# Phll'g'a ■ 1
AMKIIICAX LKAUli:
w L
w Is PHnotion
1 1 Til Dsirell i t
N Ynrh 1 f lit Wssk’l's i 1
Clavld
* 1 .III (Tklraca f i
t 4 III n u iV a V i
III 1.
Ted.
tn
.ua
in
til
red.
in
111
m
n*
•( the Red*
if hla own club, which has
vrarseniia*** RRatH-Ts
wldoly picked to finish
matiom/i i . Laaotm
or two out of tha caller,
I'luahursk, I; (Tilrego. I
la more than a little opt!HI louts. I; Cincinnati a
•t this early atage.
He nrooklyn. II. Iioalon. I.
maybe he hae rome up with rkllaAcIpkla et New Tore p"«i
» egceotlonaily fine rookies,
there Is nothing ran glidden
AMRIIICAN l-WAUI'K
tcert more. They are
N.W York, I*; l*ktl*4#tphis. I
Fernandea. his new third<*W,slan0. I . Ml. tsswla. I
n from
San
Francisco; |
Ixtroll. I; Chlras". I.
Waaklaaloe et Iioalon fat tXlotti, a catcher
from|
-to, and John
Bain, a
inheraldad pitcher from
who hae looked
.la relief roles,
don’t want to a*y so too
aald Btengal. Xait all
NKTORT NO. IBS
a f them look Ilk* big Ira■ANroHII STATS* PARMMMr
Femandra Is bolding down
MANNWT
Miarei.uiWRoca r a i r r and
Uka a veteran and h
VIM 1STANUM NRfOIT
tu a country mile. Klutta
at Miss ■* *a IliWI A. M. * eel I
had moth chance
n ■ua.
Lombardi having
rSaaai *■
I- D. 01*1
tha catching, but tha kid looks
n o a i n a r a iu .i/T i
Tsedsrgreen,
Ilk* a natural. If he reta DKANH—llu Hpr
llta.S.tt lv* a Ilea
regularly for a while
might have trobul* getting ItKRTH—lloa llun <**■!•« llu llpr
out again. Klutta la on* of
smartest young catchers I
saw coma up
riH .ldtr—Cm**. Il.rn.l.te
flaln—you wnet even lal.H
H r-tlM M ,— (’raw*- - H N )
m rm r m u r w r picked
111
■■ft o f accidentally from rccDMitKiih—nu iipr ii.ea-i.ae
and IV* learned tine* KrttlPI*JtNT—Cruise, IM I IJI
r club or two had tha fin a r K r n ciT —ito« tr. a. c#mk.
•is* liege ii a* no i f i n
Ha haa on# o f tha
liege lie
•unrea jrou ever saw. He UnTliCD—Orals*. Iced, leeberg.
abmty Ills* of the Giants
te IIJI Is, It It at, 11.11
I tha haae# loaded, and he UNION*—Dee Dun l l e l t c
itrurlTVxjt Jimmy F oi* of oiian qr * —itoa u. a enmh. i i f »
liege Il ia Nn I fiaa Sega
■ Rod So* In an
exhibition
Ii.a*
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 Il ia C. tad
khamsin la a aandatorm
smaller ll.ll-i
WUAlly iv tfp t North AfriItAniailKh—Dee Dun. It*.IS*
n r l f lu n m r .
agUABII—na Her Yellow, III* .
FARMEHS’ MARKET
^ M k ceei
N cwh
AI.KX II. JOIIN8 0 N
GENEVA NEWS
Tha County official* o f the Nationil Defense Council held *
Registrations are being taken irriri of lectures on the Defense
now at* the off let for trainees t«'Training set un Hn this countyenter new clause
starting In I The courses were held on Apiil
_ 1ft. in
..I iv
IA. .and
17 «iit.
with good attenweldlng on May 4. A large num
ber have Indicated
that
thqy dance each evening
would like this type of training
The advanced Mrat Aid cmirae
and It la suggested that all re-lie being taught In connection
gleter as aoon aa poaalble in order with the Detcnae lecture*, in
to bo assigned to the hours moat I alructed by Mr. Trgwlek, of Sandealred. c u tse t In welding will ton!
Mra II. II. G lr r r r la spending
run contlnouslv 24 hours a day
week In Miami, visiting hei
Pint ctase will atart at 8 ..
A M
and run until 4 P. M. the neat son and daughter-in-law, Mr end
clau will start at 4 P. M. to 0 Mr*. Wayne (ilesci
P. M.l the third elate will atart | Corporal E. P Burninert III who
at 6 P. M. and run until It mid-1 la stationed at Savannah. Ga. i*
night: tn* fourth clast starts si home with hla family lo, a ten
II midnight and runa until H day furlough
A. If.
Tha Haptljt MiMi»narjr .Society
Lelend D. Litchfield,
one of i
■* thy homo of Mra
the welding In.tnactor. I. a Flor ! L’.M L?
M Thu,,*U> Apr
Id* man. lit waa born In Brooktr. ' tk .
M.iKrwii.a
o—
„a
^nhooDnH .‘ h . r hC ,„ alnw.ld'l0rrl1* I f'hrinl.n
?^ m Jr
nhf v^TTT hsTln^ IwlT
PeraJre
h0m* 0f Mr»
0
, here a week.
Ihe Parent-Tcarher Association
will hold It* regular meeting on
Tiira-lay afternoon at the school
1 1 3:00 t iloek.
Miss Peggy Btevena and Mis*
[./hiiso Levy were guests of Mr.
nn>| Mra. Ham l-evy
Thuraday
waning
The llou*»- Dimawetratlon ■Club
held It* regular meeting at the
town hall, Tuesday afternoon at
3 00 o'clock.
Among those who attended the
Orlando Centrnnlal Pared* were:
Mr« Pearl Yarborough and rhilrlrrn Mrs It It. Mathleui end
rhiMrrn and Miss Mary Lsiulas
Is Fils
Friends of Mrs. W I- Bieg will
rrgret to hear of her Illness. She
hae iufferc-1 an
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 41jr 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.
■^PaTCSaFfo?
Used Furniture
KINARD and SON
S00 Sanford A rt.
Phone 681
of In-
fluenia
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
Vote For
M. B. SMITH
State Legislature
GROUP ONE
(Tel* rsllllesl AS'.)
.
L. B. MANN
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP a
Sabjoet (o
*
Ucmocmtlc Primary M»jr 8
tret* WNUnl A*v.)
LEGAL NOTICES
iv Tint co v u t o r t n r r o r w r r
JIIM1K. SKNINOI.K fOCVT*.
•t v ri: o r sraoMina.
IV re Iks rSTVTSJ at
i.i v i b
m a d ia
Pa tch
a u io
KN'OWN AA lA'ClE M. PATCH.
I*er**g*i|
ix r n o n x T iT«» AIL WHOM IT MAY €*OXI • n Nl
Nolle* la hnthr
ilrtn
that
iti’Tii r. nA itnos nt#4 h«r final
r*|Hiri •• Kitrwlrli of U f M til*
of l,uel« lUrlt 1‘Rtfh. ilio known
M Lurlo M. I'ttrli.
that
•h# fllFd h»r petition for final
tllM-harco. and Hut oho will apply
in ilio Honor*LI* It. W,
Wore,
('aunlf Jr4|« of Homlnolo County,
It»rIdo. on Ike let day of May
III}, for approval of Mime and for
floal m»rk»rf# oo CiMvirlx of
ih» relate of l.urle Mirte I'atrh,
•
known re Lury M I'atrh de.
remmrsl on (hi* |at d«F of April
mi
fluth I*. lUffon
» iftulrli of the eototo of
l.urle Marta l*alfh. alati known
aa l.urle kl l*ntrk, defeated.
PHONE
9149
310 E.
Fourth St
thi
11
n 7"‘ on
amokiT^ fnf £ k [ o J . U.
Thuraday afUrnoon Among thoe.
employed In U t * Charles. >-« .tUndlng were. Mr. W. (J. Kllf „ w* s f r ,nd ln •,.,hlP ./* rd ln l>re. Mr*. F. D. Illekok. Mra W
Mobil*. Ala. aa a welder, lie rime I 0 . Yarborough. Mra. J. W. Flynt.
from Lakeland to teaeh In the |Mlta Kvelyn Daniel and Mra. 0
-elding echoo! here. Mr Utch-,||. Flynt who ected aa hoeUaa
field Is married and
his
nn*
Mias Isabel McGill of Brook- j
daughter. The family has recent lyn. New York I* vlelllng het
ly moved lo Banfurd and are brothel. Mr. \V. R. McGill end I
residing at 105 Holly Avenue.
fartilly. Mis* McGill expects I- |
LUBRICATE
for DEFENSE
Gretna year car rcciikrly
to make It laat lonfcr.
Thal’a how yon can help!
Rffnlar lubrication Havre
wear. Bring It to ua today!
C. A . WHIDDON, JR.
GULF SERVICE STATION
Corner lBth At. A Sanford Are. — Sanford, Florida
ARCADE
ackage Store
j&i-'
D, FARRELL, Owner
i HU
Mather Bid*.
tm xipa—Dea I
. Hpr. lle -ltt
vATtincncaa—i
' AR 3ENAL FIRE
HUNTSVILLE, Aka^ Apr. II.
WV-Oae person waa killed and
two others were Injured yester
day la a fire at the Army's chain*
leal warfare arsenal bare.
Advertiiements
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UNITED S U I U OEFENSE |
BOROS-s S U M P S '
f i t - fv
SANFOIU) HERALD, THUILHDAY, Al'ltll
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 cut
M W # 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
® *ref thole purchases of gaaollna
w ill,* * bo
vJ
•
shortly before Mar I I on4 may
bo. changed Ut«r, depending upon
Ik# supply iltw tioi.
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#
War Bond <
• I3ystemj3ch
W A S H IN G T O N , A r
of Agriculture Claud#
rod lewd.ra o f boalao#
o n n e liAtlona will ipfl
special broadcast Thu
•
s a t ,s:a m
* rea do u t wlU bo don
n
rasa Ion a t tha w U o m
Trade Users Will
vgn Apr. 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
P re e e l
* 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 pO rtH tgsr 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 Itrn
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 rita in , 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 fo r thr
treom i
turett*
A. B. I’etereon of thr board an • I v da>
nounced today.
Gen. M a rA rlh u r’s rom niuniquc
All retailers, wholesalers, ho r rv r a lib f thr r r n r w n l Battering
tels, restaurants, hospitals, drug of R a h a u l rvflrclral (h r quirktn*
•tores or others who t ss sugar In* tem|Hi nf thr air war north
for manufacturing purposes or of A u stra lia after it had fallen
ether purposes must register on off d u rin g Ihr merger of the olr
those days *and make application forces and thr shakedown of hto
I Ha laoaelalod l, rww«*
S t o c k h o lm
s i l t it'M
to d a y
- u n i t h iil i l c r m i i i t r X | H T U n c v
o f it ii A llt i'il itit is is i sati o f w i*at-
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 ss 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|
s-rti Kttt o jir h it* tiu r c n n e il c o n I - n l i r i t l . l t . tt i l h t h e N it t in I n k
lin g
f f ti- r i- h
p m - n u ll o i w
] itlo n g tin- c u t .it * f r o n t f r o m
lh<- to p o f N o r t t n y t n N tiu lh o rn K rn n i f
I hi* H r r H it e n rrf-|M itt t lfn i o f lh i* S t o c k h o l m
new «pnper i . f rtr-l "ce rta in opIim i- I. S>. I. Iitm crd th r Hell
■sh - i l l conn
Mar
I
»nd
I .«•lololi q o s lt r l- -Sid th l- a s s fl
frrlrf ••• .-!•%i»*u* (hMl NmJI Mill*
. .»
S.f
City 150 Miles From
Mandalay I Cap
tured By Invaders
>P--
tka roar*
Sore#. (Jritlsh millUry ciporta
Id Unto war* strong Indka-
Jabber , ark# . carrl#*
ra g a r f a r raaal# ro g -
trad# ^VaflatatIonT
la la n o t ta busing**
K aon
O n
TVi
Ills
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Be Closed Monday
For R :pistralion
Bureau
Is
Organized Here
Immunizations
Will Not ( lose When
Will Be Given
Sutfur Ration SiirnTo Youngsters
injf OceurH In May
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t«n in n u u n m l tht« monnir
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T « fc h rr* w ill «rt «• i r f l s t r s i * t hi • »Morninir
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Mondsv w hin thr older prrmip «»f
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*%•11f«-e| that nrh.to*| chthl
men slfn Mt the v s i l iu s srhn«|« ten t an ret thrir VMivniati n« i< i
• I nnv tun* ttotwrrn TtOO A M *0 h*o*sl mill ahoillft rvst If" loo *h. i
to 9:00 P M A in * rti(i| will t»e
unit v'*t«irs|*>
All i-f tlie unit
hrld Satunlav at .1 (Ml p Vt at
lUttiMittlf tl Isoltn a ir stono- toilh*
i h# ( nurt 11»*»(••• tn'twren E
It
I'* rt#r, head oil Ih r Im ai D raft
Hoard. •»»«! *11 m h*M<l prt(M'i|»«l».
«t which Mi
I n rtir will iasu«
full Instm in n« for the ir irn if g
t ion to occur Mixular
I*T*r*olin» thin m rit.siK
A It
|>«trt»iili. ir c r v la r y nf the |{»ln»li
i n f H<»*nl and Mr l^ w tun will
n*«et with thr p rin cip als at • <H»
P. M At thr t ru rt Mouse fell* f
t ir e to Ihr in u i n r <>f hu iar rr
a
(
ii *
re
tionlnf looks to individuals Mr
I awton rvvrolrsl It was probahlrj
that this registration will b* cm 1
Complete plans -III b* mode
»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 o n lv d urine (ho a fte rn o o n s.
Sanford U n i t At
Army Camp Wants
Baseball O u t f i t s
tso two.
f.i.stilhn
>•|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 l l s . ! I |a
- I •
• t g r si
1 .
|.|.S .
Hendricks Has Bill
To Build Hospital
W orkereAr*
♦
M rs.liik'to -s •••
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Itfirt'
I . M t - 111• 1 •
hi
1 o 11toti
fetid, d
tl*'
Mill**
1i*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 clhr.
Ih r
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• ti n t
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i . U t ti.i.ir
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* Set to %
Sfso*. • ( ! • » .
Board Confirms
Recommendation
th* nood o f t d irlalo d of th- 'J>»etod frcm -VOo IV M. to 0:00 or
ss£
w j.!w r j:; fiu&i Of All Principals
ofurnrdalions of *1) prim i
a ' k » « 2 sj!rett«: 4?- »s
s 5sSL“ uT» •ssojr •I |{«
1a m th* county
hy
county
lie
ition adjourned today
-i f
I.S ....to ..
in
diatribe tor er whole-
W. 1
tor >||
M to.ttok t - . N l
(0 |s.sg to .1
ration Blank* prior
Bishop F. Juhan
Tells Storv Of
Episcopal Church
th.
h •I f .........ret.
bt*n nportid.
laps Continue To
Advance Against
dKneseln Burma
It
•f
t r r ............... ..
for sugar purchase ce rtificates, j supreme command
Because of the fact that m uch I (n r the fu st tim r the roinmuInform stlon Is required of the| n|,,Ue referred to out sir f o r r e /
ap plican t snd several enm p uta -1 underoeorlng thr lust n of the
lions m tft be made on the ap -i United
S ta le s
and
A u stralian
p licatio n forms It would l>e w ls e lt n lt s Into a .in gle fighting maIf a ll Iraile users of sugar pm rhine and the elim ination of rough
cure their registration and ap pll •pot* In the tuprem e command.
Apr. IB,
Dispatch** from an advanced
M r. IV lcraon i i l i i .
A pplication 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>1pr»se*ce of regfstrmr*.
This rsglstretJoa has nothing to
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 reg istratio n win be held trnnlaf minvsntlon of ihr Dtorron May 4, 5, 0, T, snd will b - 1nf South Florida which »•« hrld
•Or SsssstsIN 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 ade 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. regl.
n^ ™ "k Als.andrr Johan I
Pybtmana, 160 mil**
south of
• .
.
i. .*
w
D-. Bishop of th* |)|iM'roe f
tration and appUcatioa for aug.r K|orUU , nd th, Rlfh, „ r, ,
Mandalry. British and
, p u re h w eOTtffleato#
IfkO t— by *— *- M l Gray. Bishop of NisMhni. Itroops at tho woat eml of
the
I nr
front fought on dr.peret.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 IHI t
to th* bill!* o f Burma all
thr forma.
1. If a consumer of sugar, The story of the dcvrlopmrnt id
powerful force* which ovirrin
Malaya, British quarter* said whether-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 Oray, th# otn of thr la ir
si___ td . o f
and glrln .
<*0 th*#o ootobllahments peg Bishop .WillIsm Crons Gray. wh..
tkJ^nto. a r ^ r to l » f. .c . I
' »« » • * » - ■ registration? was tho first bishop st 81. l-ukr-,
aod olr posrer frr tbs sajvatlon of I An rarer! Yoo. Everyone rwglsj 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 stats of Florida w■> n<
knyausg ruined *11 eantor on th#
who “ “ 11 ■» *nT miu' u- ! rludrd In tk* Diocese of Fluid.
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* Grit Blahop and served
would bo handled under th* WPB Diocesan for l ( years.
Chin#*# ksadnartor* i
Th* last Bishop o f All Florida
when boy log from refiners T
that farther east tbs Japi
fantry was unrbl. to Mda
A. Nos 0P A has token over, th« Rl IU v, Edwin Gardner Wood,
D.
D - In li * 0 colled ths OttcnPrtnmani, and that lank
and (here la no opqcMI list for
Gen
lion ooff tha
tho Diocesan
Diocesan Council to
t
W JJ.
.(id a tis i
tru st*** w r r r ronflnneol y * st* n l« )
mornintf t v th* H tm innlr Tounty
Hoard of Public In stru ctio n , h'u
•wrintcmi» nt T . W. I aw ton stated
this morning.
T h r confirm*tion of *11 present
‘•tdi.-ifil (otiipam
T h r Irfle l M h*w«
W ith the h»seh*oll
Ki isl*> IM thin
I> |.
'•rtk'ii'
wo
S llllfu fli*
MSI to
fin.I
own
. NS 1 sof
I*
u|»*nReg intent*I
* oinpsnv.
N * | | s HIM I
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Ni II I '
(•usrd
•f th*
or ?M»ll
• " fn*m
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prtlm lit *< h
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1.6 |.t.-l.lr . ft 1
I »!• if It •!•• I t Ih • . •.rtumiiiMif*
• is- thus |ir« inpt l-ol Is. is l l Oft
• ssiiiniunit v fm • utiilar »up
•
tin uti«■ion irvif. • iK-rmanrnt
tm iiriit w..n on . ffi. irfhcv, is
i ilrm onstr atiun fii.| train ing
Ir .- .,. f..r the O fflre rs' In fa n try
Han
•
tos*r«.
Ilt-nrv
I'hiir^tim
4.1
S, h.H.I D ui lid* I n .m V JO A M.
1.1 MvK-oli* T ru i k tir«»Ws | n J . r Is |.i It sin and season officer*
1 « h. i f ia*«* mfii| 4 om|i.tn> . l«»y n .ia ly inducted into the A rm y.
S im r s A turrit an f m il 4#row The V* ar Department doeant be
»
• l • It 1 H utchison J 4 | 1uti hi lieve »e have lim e for ..rg tn iie d
n« | • mi ( om pany; 1o-o- Hi
II ss-llnnod On Tsa* IO*»l
lost# I r e
HanstMittoni,
J ni in*
h i. •I'fi lihr 4 | anil M Dingfchl
llso Mr John««*n-|M»ultry imlus*
try
\S II H»*har«fs-citrus irulusII J l-fhinan KkfiMPft Mar
Irq
Ul
U G K iH r r- c a t tlr im iia try ,
4(ii
.‘ ’ "hrnah 1 a k r Monror
ami
l» llrnd r irk s-L * kr Mary
' hr follow in* w *rr pres* nt
f* • hi
II K Unifies, lirtiry t II
III •lift Jr . M G M cN air j i
In y lr )
S 4) M in h o ls*r. W M
V"»M. T J MiT i Im m , (Jroryr fl
VVitmrr. F r o r t r
k lH ’rum , Otto
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 Ih r
crnitructlon of • defense tiuild
ing tn be erected near Grooms
Arademv. Ths bid wrs 63,460.
Schmrhi. K. J
Mever.
J
H
Hernurd Collins (Joes
To Pensacola Station
Iteroard t'o lltn i. son
of
Mr.
and M r*. 0 . C. C o llin s, has beon
srsigne.1 to the
u n lln l
States
N sv s l Hospital at r ro s a c n ls , St In • letter received by
hi* p srsn la
Mr. C o llin s. —h.i enlislesi In
the N sv y shout t . . « v months sgu,
graduat'd Apr. 17 as hospital ap
T h is building Is to b- used in |.H llr . Ir*o Ilu tn ir* Roy S y m rs. H. prentice, second clvss at ths Nor,
WARRINGTON, Apr. SI, UP)—
folk Nrval Hoipltal at Portathe d e lrn ss program am i v s lu a lle K
fHrhtqn. P. F
Whiffharn, J.
R*pr#*«ntatln# Jo* lltndricka In-
tred«f*d y#at#rday a bill te sotkarlM tk# •radio* o f a United
Rtltaa veteran*
administration
general medical-surgeon hospital
and domiciliary facility at 8l.
cl least wUl b* stored there.. It
baa been nallmaltd that the arre
tie n 't this building will enable
tk* county to rtcalea additional
equipment uaed In deftfla* claaare
that olherwLe# could net b# ob
jjt a
M
would aothotbo a tained wlU out a
aatlafactory
II.TMJNM appropriation for a
alia awl construction e f a mod
ern fireproof hospital wtih a ca-
mouth, 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* Bilmes, Mr.
I -nler, Ed
Conaway,
Morrli
Moeea. It. A. King, M. D. Smith
and Mr. Dawton.
2 Sanford Men Enlist
In . Officers School
Two * , * f* ? l M i , A. L Rrwera
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THE gANFORfl HERALD, Ba NFORD. FliOBlttA
at wmpj ifawjgu
Journalism Class Hears Report On i Pan-American Club Kiwitnis Club
Chicago Tribune By Herman MiddLefattL Prcaent^^Program Meets With Its
Kditorial Staff
„
--------—
Ttr M ARJoklK JOKES end
(Editors
Note; This report yjt crack nsw* riin rn n in who
MARY RABUN
lv«n by llermin Middleton dur- are rn duty at oil boon of the
Th« Pan-American Chib, under
ng lh« Journalism Clan proves day or night to meet any emer- 1the direction of Mlsa Lillian Ouno 1* so Interesting that nr have gtnry that may i rise. Each year lap, presented a eery Interesting
tad It written.— K. M.)
mnr* than a00.000 pbotognphs, I and educational program April
— ------taken by these rnmrramt n. are | 14, in order that a better underThe story of the world’s girel- u— l In the Tribune. The riper 1 standing might bo created of the
•it npwinrper, THE CHICAGO also nbtaim oklurra
from* the j
rT publics which make up the
fel?. ,1?.
b“ V'V- * a U ted l‘r « *
-W lrepholo", r ari.American Union.
Tn.
,
Suaan Klrtley introduced the
i»hcd by the Tribune (.itup»ny,| ! fired is vlt: lly Importantl A ' „ , i . _ u „ Moushtan. who n v e
n<| which anrrne receive* follow- photographic pi te can be dr- “ i, i, f 't « lv oil “The Pcoole Who
■nr a trip «hr»u«h gigantic Tri- vsloppt f„
.ur or five minutes, , j
lhr p^nnlan Mountains."
bunt S e l l , la s n M t ib e e
In e le It nh - 1
iv v e h ly
hr
th e
tiny l<> ms’ liutv "S lld iy " was tlninp
f rnnlimii-il tu ki-cp
lull vv it It h i. ii'liv it y in Iut-n-l II tm lil I Iti.t I Ids'din- m
cut Inulliil Ihnl I ih siilisi In tvrile hint it Ic ttir
Wt t It in
few ilav s a fte r I muili-d my Irlli-t . llti- r«-|<ly M-n-ivisI tvti.
n lirit-f Inti ltti|trcaalvi- Id le r . Tlnil's Imw il all klnrlni
mul wli.-ii 1 Icnrnrtl that Huslun's Nalim tal Id-atriic t iit r j
wntt jcaitiK lo train In Snnfnnl. | ihrillml with tl*-li«lii tlm l
I misht tret In « * c Ih c |p t s « i i » I hail lict'tt wrilittR.
An
most |Hsiph' tin, I ht'ifan f irming co in ItiitiiniH in my miinl —
how "iSihhy" woiilil look ami what ly|«> o f iHTruinalllv he
would have. I won (Infinitely nnre he would itosurttn n jtlenaInn pcrstiiiulity— evident In h's remarks ilurlntf Ihe emirs
o f our fiv e months cnrrcnpniiilcnee
Tinally, Mar 10, Ihe <lny a fle r he arrived in Sanford,
] was to see "S lld iy "
W e hud made an appointment ivet
the telephone. Mis pleasniil, frienilly voi.'c lifted my hop.**
fo r n InstinR friendship.
I'rior In this m eeting, I had remarked to some o f niy close friends here almnt him and
about my eagerness to meet him
These friends almost
neared me out o f w anting to se<- him hy rem inding me that
pome baseball players Were rather Mild elm rnrter*. H o w
ever, I wan determ ined to w e ''Sililiy
I was aurc that he
would he all right, hut I licsPtried lo huild my ho{>ep loo
high for fear o f disup|iointnien(.
That night, while I
awaited him in the M a yfa ir lobby, new nr ores ran up and
down my mind— what if he were as my friends had [stinted
Old. Just then I heard someone say, "K d d lo ." I looked uj^
Thnro ntruHl "S illb y " fsisll, a dark, pleajuuit-Iwtking young
man. There stood "S llib y " S isli with his hand eaUnded
fo r the a ffirm in g o f our friendship. Ills firm clasp w ith
niy hand amured me that ha was ‘‘O K ." .
>
A a the evening rolled along, we talked nlxiut things
not only concerning his career in baseball but also, much
to my amusement, about my interest* in lifu. W ith the coi>dlixlnn o f our first visit, I went away defin itely convinced
Jhat "S IH H Y " H ISTI was one o f the grandeal, most frien d ly
persons I had ever met or could hope to ever meet.
A ft e r this first visit, I could hardly w ait to see him
again.— and you could imagine how thrilled I was when ho
naked me, "M ow nlmut going out to dinner some n lg h tT "
W o also hat! a number o f other vlaita— each one s o lld fyln g
Martha Wight, David Gatchd Get
Junior Croup ' Lead Robs h Senior Class Phj
TV. third Joint luncheon meet Entertainment Is
ing of the Raaford Kiwsols Club
Desired On Di
and Its Junior ornnlsalion, (ho
Key Club, was held la the gym
at Seminole High School Mar.
I t after which a Pan-American
program was presented from aa
improvised platform on the Im- a-dale hcsiaeoaT With summer
menu- stage by tha Pan-Acoeri- oa Its way, there's I - ‘ g to be
can Club.
1 a lot s f (lane an our hands and
Under I he direction of Spanish nothing to do with . It. uoirrs
instructor Miss UIlian L Dm- you're m m c f those frw-and for~ r b . Ts " . r - S n a R r . 1.1:
s
k
a n u s
>■"•*!■«
lished on June 10. 1RI7, and con-I dash. A picture Iskrw In ( hlearn • PJn"*!. „
r e .m ll" Iteiiv lop, the. pngram opened with the between peep fa who cma get their
singing of “ El Rancho Grande" car (with tires) and ran all over
.M ed of 100 copies which were can be mi li.hed In the TRHIUNK
K1. |“ “ fbo '* «* «* •
pulled on a Kami nrr«* bv one]and delieered tu ibiwninwo new.- hlng. aolalst, song,, I Don't wranl by Ihc entire rluh. Ann Stine the country side looking for someof the editors. In the THIMINE land in less than rn hour.
To Marry . In both English and then read her essay “ Whst In- thing to do. When wo were prilour geueration, of
(hicsgnn.
Whrn ,hf
,,
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. . , . 1 trr-American Cc-opermtian Mean, mary school ago, they gave os
ha.c fro.: toe news1 of four major puUfah. it i. .m l t. the comprs- ...A f
J to Uy Country" which she will swings and slidrs (a play around
Amrrkan wars, and it i. in thi» Jnr roora wlw„ |, |a , r \ by one - 1
***"
. rnlrr in a state and national on, but new that we're in seuioc
neper that they have Men i-v.-ry pf lh|> B| typMrUin|t machines, repuhlie gaee a abort hUtory of rnnte.i far a fuur-yrsr scholar- high we don't even get thnau—
orWanl plrp In Hie nlltorH and
ik. material is set II Is their rhooen republic. The pro- ship to any university la this or want them fer that matter,
mechanical develop ment of the |Jnx,frr. d to r n r n < l , u „|>t'k»a, grant was concluded by the skg- country. The scholarship Is new- Its Jest the point that when see
newspaper. Today tbs TRIBUNE ,^4 Mnl t„ thr m U B ublos. Ing or “ America" In Spanish by, s'red
by
the
Pen Ameviren eews Intereot the primary grades.
his a circulation of 7,000,000 whtrT (l j, ^ )n ((i proS ,r place the entire club and “ Ramona" by Union.
A fter "Ramona", sung dance floors Interest aa. We dent
...
. In * fr'm# iH# *U* of a TRI* I ■ dual rewpowd of Ann SUm and hy Gladys Pippin and Ann Stine, want some City board te say
Tmlay th.'
World.
gnatr.t ,mNK paf, t>M>
na3» »;udy. I’lppln.
SI students representing the I I "Alright, well giee you a Utilpaper owns 2.<03.003 seres «f,| , tfnl
(j,., prc ,lracm.
! Other* tsktar part In the pro- republic, of (his hemisphere gave dance eu tich and sorb a sight",
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Th#rr orr 101 nrw« printing enm w tft. r.mu i w w . mil n »n
brief talks no each of the no- No sirtlt We w ait a place cf
lions. A novel feature of the our very own. A place where
rJ”
Umhsrisivd fl^U hes the “ "<*■, l c erjulpned to print hlU- ley.
. h,i
ir**- rril(rt l, t***«l coiorj Ihrrrfort* «hr Tri- *«n. Vernon (.ufprpper. iMUmn
program erne the song, " I Du the gang cma congregate like they
which all Ihe1 ,!apcr that 1. '— I |
r* " I' f ln* | « ‘ r
W
' W .U h ,
L-ureHc
(W in n .
Ann N 't With to Merry." sung In do at the fare] drugstore, and
T t li- i - l i r r - f i 'n
T i n i t i t w r *lm ulla,t#-'u.ly.
fur
each
unit Sime, lUJJijnele
nemnl, V esta both the English and the Spanish have a good lime anytime; IK I
eoncepl Mm. hy llctly King.
In its got to he racier, ami up to
am
i lt> i ffUktod pul iMlhm, the ° ' l*»# wf<T
? '* ” “°s
K" n * h" t l " ' V
Nf'W YORK NrWM
th o f naprr. Anv unmhrr rnrrchdi. !>*n
BulUrtl, Thurle* (-ijw Iu- mul
the
Pan-American teen-age liking. Several place.
The |..e. .re Vic l Ic I d .,s „ the ’/
f* "
Vining. Virginia ‘ hapmsn Jnsn gruup »»ng “ My Country T l . of that would he easy lo fit were
Km l y (liver l« the <i..fT -f St. “ ■•" • h " ‘‘ I
*nl« mu- fohtkdg \vhl»h.m. Uilly llollyhea.1 Hill Thee" in Spanish.
Master of ■wmtioanl in last week's column.
lawrence where they are .pill
• " * *•*• * > Earle. Elirat--lh Kite, lu ll Vsm
Ccrrmonies was Susan Klrtley, .urh as the old howlifM ally and
Inin four foul length, ami taken ,r<?n;
lo Z1*
™ " b*‘ ban. W.hy IWJJuos. Mary Craw- |.rrsi,|ml of the rluh.
the shuffle board marts aa the
to the . two TIllnU K E ifwneil
A romhlnalwni of « w n ky. A>U Kimball. lurtiria U oto Tlv i-e present for Ijte luncheon fake front. let's gri behind tU .
mtlls. which are local.-I on lh c l" f 1h ,TT Wr J ' '“/’r. PT * " "
ly. Msry.rie Hatleman. l*.olioe were Klwanlans E. C. Harper, fi. idea, one and all, ami well hare
Wsllaml Canal r.iul Ihc north ''1,, ,‘rl" 1
fifty •(« l'*rr : j„bn-on. Evelyn l-plrey anil Ih»r-( II. Wurkutan. Kidney J. M i. J our dance Door, complete and
.horn of (he Gulf of St. law- '*> *"* **> h«ur.
...fc,,
W. Hall, Juhn f». l/nsariy. How- ready for fun.
rence. Krom the pulp m ill, th e 1 llo « » bl rorivryom er rry tlae
1
anl P. la n r, W. P. t t u h r m a n . -----------------------naper I. taken to
the
Tribune I fol.li.1 paper, tip to the mailing
Sanford Doudney. T. W. lawton
dock*. JurI ft few htirKlrni y ir d ^ | rt>4*,n '“ nrr»* th rv in * bundled irwl
Cleon E- McKay. II. IL MeCas- I A s s o c i a t i o n
Meet
fr»im Tribune Tnw rr, by the fleet dropm*«| thrmivb rhutd-a, whirb
■
q
n
o f I f t l l l U N K *M p*.
Ir«d to wftitinir Iru el i at th eU m l
S. H. S, SASSIETY |lin. Ned Smith, O. P. Itreadon,^
A t T H k n v Tom er
nil
rw*we. i't f p litfo rm *
eb»v.
mbrihirr it rorne* from f'h ir iffo :1 T b u i tb«* O f If AC,If! TR IilU N IT',
nr from fftr-ft.way ('h im , pours the m tirlif* rrrftlent iwtrsfi*per,
into the n'*w • room, the n e ir r whm* .Sunday fii,|.nn w&ubl pu
tn trr o f the newspaper. Th*'fr
mu>¥l tin* wi>rl«l three arwl onethe rifw* ii divide<|
into three , K »If tinier one mlumn wwle, am!
diviabtfiii loeal,
domeRtie,
and which n- p i
four
»^d
nne-Kalf
foreign Kja<"h o f t h u r brinehr* it Inn* o f ink, prove* that the newain eharve nf an editor
liy ‘ nafier Li *n in^tiliition i^vekjpetl l«rc «( Interviewing nut newest
LEMPP,
of
* * t « f f o f eopv renter#
A fte r by m «)krn r lv tliiitio n to pre##ni .i.m*ar„ ELEANOR
I'hr i i r » i I'torle^i are written,,, for- , tb* nrnrw* o f the ilay
io
fewtrr I itl.U>*ir*h, Pu. She ho. • .wvll
-rum slilr snd it'» r* 0- c,*"t tn
rffle d * and fflyen hradUine*, they rnrnmert* and W lu «try . to inform
c r thoict cf o blue roeduroy
are turned over lo the manat mp * and lead imbtiw* opinion, pml in
editor for inrlu>Ion in their pro- i firmUh that eheek upon eovem - •kul snil m l licktt for her lin t
prr place In tha paper.
Iment which ih. roru tItulioo Kjl* <toy M S. II. K.
UKIEN EARdEl.l. and ItlLl.Y
The T d lf lU N K ha* a ti f f of ever
able to prnvkle.
FLEMING
hiv«
new
loafer
roots. Billy's hos tweed ilreweo
. 1.1 fioot white OiUn's fa on <xhl
•ho.tr of trn—It goes .well with
r.UlJlKti red hair he says.
MIPS HAND looked very «lirscUvo the oU*F ih f is > greea
silk frock with .a la w - -h iu W
pattern hredowilasting.
(OAC11
Met JJCAS
rrnlly
strutted his staff la a royal blue
-.oat. light bluo trouser*. »nd
'*■ 11c ihsra.
VIRGINIA TtrrEN and BES
SIE ADKINS fame to school
drrsood alike hi Ihe nilr.1 sllh
dreooeo of Uvender with whit*
flowers and green le< wo.
to il
Tucodoy Uw Spanish
classes re lebe. led Psn-Awrrknn
ch •wL | noticed ADA KIMBELL
day with a roiorfsl progrmai in
.Irst of all
hecauaa aha was
dressed a* a real senorits (a a
long red drown and a ■aotills of
while lorn. LUT1C1A GORULY
wore • fUsoe roloced skirt with a
whit* cilU lilty design it U; it
looked pretty with her dark hair.
The toy. 1 re always npreuing
their thoughts about girfa clothes,
but now the etena has turned)
Bovs, here's a few things
the
•lets like to aea yaw wearing.
Every girl I asked agreed that
jl*'***" ( vnunnUl la.t wdoesdsy.
v r o u A T T r % r T w rlk.Jl
lo
Wrhom* home, M R ? PATT E i MO n . . . . Kamurd, hos th*
“ u -*}
JiS?iV-iil/ls-«ST " lno1*
. “ m n fa r/ ,'
MR.H. KISSLEY^U
Preston sherriii. iv. r Ts,he-
_
Success
Andersen. w
rlrctrd
secretary
o f - the
FVwots
Park. W.rren
™ "T »o l- AlW M fc * ^ ^ 44^
0 . u hmg
leyhmd. and Harry Lee. Jr.
, u .Ueted V’ece-cholrmaa sf the
Robert E. Altman
Gets High Honor
Pet. RoWet E- Altmaa was a
rradustr from
Seoriooiv
Hlsh
School with tho class of 1917. lit
enlisted in the Arasy A ir 1Few*
in Fredrewber, IDTT. Therw tw
■ladied radio and U tn fa m e ,
radio operator as CtpL Cofta P.
Kelly's [don*
Pet. Allman waa among the i l
efficert and satiated me* who
were iw t r d d DtaUKgwbhad Fry
ing Crouaea o * April IE T to ci
tation* t n w s y t s t W lh« modi fa
praised the "skillful airmanship"
of th* (tier* nisd their speed iw
making the night whirh (tarried
uncharted w ttefi.
The last word we lueiiod from
Raherl was about four w**ky ago
His address at Uni lime waa
en d Bombardment Sgd. ( II >.Ma
nila, Phillppina klradn.
Now as wo rend tha dsOy press.
Robert, i hsrw-aro yew7
By HUDUNIT
° GORDo' n ’ FREDEIIICK la very
■aiknta ta meet tha new firi,
Said
— ----- —
By LOUISE N O tD rjtE N
The Florida Edmatfa* AmociatK*o coaeentioa whirh was held
w Tampa Apr. i, 10, II was or
clatnwd o ki| stecess by thane
trwrhev. attending from fvrmiaolr
u l(rt, Schrol
t'oaeh U L. Melons, we- re-
S. II. S. Rumblings
STRING has sprung, Fall hrs
fell, summer la here, snd the wea
ther Is fine fur loeeblrtls; In fact
they didn't even wait for S p Hiil .
CLARA HA.SKlNH snd JOHN
NY EAUIJi will soon Ik- parted
JOHNNY has J.dne.1 the NAVY
ta take rare nf Ihe JAPS. Don't
worry CLARA there are plenty
pf toys htrr lo go 1 round—or are
there7 UKIEN FARRELL lined
ult a cute girl In MlNGWilOD by
to* name of EDDIE METZ, snd
try all reports from fifth eohtmA
aquad, everything Is under con-'
Hot. HELEN
N H L U rS
and
K l i t DRANAN hay* definitely
broken Up but ANN STINB hat
taken over. "F U Z Z Y "
MORE
LAND,* PA U L HICKSON,
and
BILLY BRUMLEY are all In a
ditter aver ANN'S sudden chant*
Is
Erank J. Shames, (apt. George
M Wrods. Fred R. Wilson. Plea.
P rsmphelL and ruesU - De
Rt.osel AIvarei and Molar George
M Woods, and Key Chib mem
Vers Paul Hickson. Herman Mid
itleton. Edward Marshall. Ear!
Jeter. Mark Cleveland, Sherwood
Jseohson. John BelyM, »•> **»
.tr X k ,ir t!
Uniforms will always gri thgaalll
MARY RABUN spent . Mm
SOUTH s m R NRW S.
0C 3I
Future Fanners
O f America
�V
h ttr J it t o r \... \1
/’!«'./3»\
UNHID i i m S 0 £ fIN S t
<AV|N'^ |!*».\|N
AN IM IK r tlN IlK N T P.VII.Y NKWNl’ Ai'KK
Mrmbcr Anwiatrd
S A N K u K Il IIK K A I.lt, T T K S I I A Y , A l'R I I . 21. 191
M
MKKIt IM
Nervous ^ A llies Score First Victory
Is Seen As Prelude R&id Alarm! In Burma In Furious Battle
2,COOSeminole
To Allied Invasion
County Men Arc
Invaders .Make New
landings On I'anay;
Corrcgidor
Stands
I'P l Tndcr Assault
•State Official
.'Advises Farmers
! To Share Tracks
Chinese R e c a p t u r e
Oil Center, Save
7,0tMI British And
100 Supply Trucks
Expected to Si^n
+.1. . . . . . L.
4
I
• lin n -i | i»r»i". m s ij.ltirin tf
tlii
^ • i i .i i i i ; i ii.<1 1 m l m i t e r
m \ i'il
. mm
llr it iih
lnmjw<
.1 III I 111 -ll|i|i|| Trill U < ( im I h V
Balance of S ea Pom
Older Croup Are Re
quired To Register
At Schools Monday
(If llitfer
f f » F r t u S fleet)
in i In
C m in i
i h im .
,i i l i i ' i
UL1ES
Tire Quota Severely
Limits Number O f
! Tires For Vehicles
‘ I V *tiiif|ii. I.«» tt mh !
fight e
%
to teglM rf
h* '»“ '»•
*np l i n r t i f *ii k»i h
H»n«v
in .i r o u « t i •»«'
\ f‘ » J " the dale *
t * bu t V fn«.«
nirmintipr frmn b ) the g,.\ e» nmetil f **r tHr ir c i
t«i'
Ih*u4'la « M a rA vth u ri hrail |nh*'u of Ihi* * |tlr» (f»ni|i 1
q u it ir f i in if-* M m th «r*t I'arifk 1 C i i t n head nf (hr Se|wt|i« S*n um )m ..|
fk ,
..... .
J l- l fin
( iia f l It. hi ill
Mated ll
f.
h»)fiha|i|fiii i ( .«f J *flrp*
pyt ►
f ti >ng
it Iid r.miydetp , lt
dtrur
hav in•* 1*1 f I*
• Ff«t I
and mcr « ■ b«y ■ ln*ri mad1
**
Ihaimt
m .im aH illrt
« .ll. > i .. aSa'Ilir. ||h
.li.m hr **1.1. *I
A tii* r Iran h i U i l
. I r lr w n 1 T. i. h ri. » l l l .lip r ir iw Ihr .ie
W f
5^uir ratneitap 1
I*,.*...'..ir.—|> in» i., .11 .. h.-.l* in Ihr ....... .
a4mnudr»lef ha« a d iiM s l Secte I M ^rirr Srt.
,h..............mu.t.,u* , r.
\ >| ur............ |M
t«ffA \ It fV te rw m
t V>» Semi ‘
V r r fffc ih ip i:
Cattle ifci.i
in -t
A ll i i 'i l
\ ii tn ry
in
\M> t 1hi- H "> i'iir Ihi?
i . ' i i h .I i l l .
K r i l l . h 111
U n i . n u ll , .m ilh o f
%• ■i.ii k* - •. it 11:
S r i i‘ i i' I m ill
it>v
i ill l- ill jir iip r i- .,.
V
I>4ft I*
i»» the
I*tif«
tf O'Miq.i . Iu in .ll out oil
i -I i
i Hi ii mb «*nd C hi
- >• * * *• 1i •••,t *1 llU* if * 111ciinpt* t«*
23
wJ|* •*' > I
l inllAlM'M* I rOO|M
ii- tlii I1 « l « i*
• I i <• ' m ■
Carrie/*: I
lig h t in g
(hi ItOMUi«
ffoftt
w A e t - jm T ) L a t M f i n ^ |i- ar.| t h e !
A h
in ip «A .iiV ik a n d im r e a w .n a h le |
%m W «j*r I .
*11 fa r m t r i a k « !
mrw elto >*hr fe ijuiMt for
tire e*t erfr-radi r ^ r t i^ - ,le .
T 1 e -4 i u
(u ir tfB fe i 11rt an I
letu f *i«M i fetr t|«il i■ „.•« n
1
tlw dliei c^wiiT»nti fa »ng a i#«1
tbf knant- l» l W mnymenl r»t
rn f *r *r n lu 1* lei m i d r l
and in a
i f fTK U lw ev 1 * S ta ff m »r^rtA
TVfakv e»f i-n tiiw m r a r n t in
i . e p i r r a uni if \ umin h « l \
Seminole County Towns Back
“Canvass” Nearly 100 Perce!il
port
Smith Is Elected ■'I '•' ' ■nifllnl ,t l> iri| .II III:I I
rod Commander ••—
* n r-n \
«»»* |*l. d*-.•
- Ifitfn
By Lepionnairesl'"*
- md1with th« -|tl r
j Ala in
U
laical Dolefates
t * **qvip I I - j Attend Episcopal
I* *€ psdk-m* t n r i t « i t h
*i i l f k t ml | l » m l 4 11 <r * v m \m lap mmm «ut du | Church Gathering
-
u iw
I 1m my
Forrest
tditchel
Is '■
Svlrctwi To Serve i**,.
As \ ire Commander
O ib in melin»*h
ami t W , «4m i th«« arin
Pbuts Are Brin^ 1
Made to Or^mnizr !
.Poultry Dealers,
S a h a tm Army
Ba4|get Guapugn
T« Be Continued
,1 V..||1 K I l'» id* til l«
hi ill i‘
i i nkr"» K fu * »»|*al * ad foi-dral •
' ■'* t■wki Irafp V t Hr„tifh Thuf ■*d*
f» Isdi t he (n llea n if
Ow H n
n d M i*
f i ini I
f u lb i Mr .nd Mr* II II I *d*
1man, Mr and Mr* j
I
Inplei
Mr and Mm. M M m *n V , \lr*
Amelia N e k lf. A, t. fWVla, It I.
Carrn’11 and Eim tall t htwr The
Iff a * nd Mn. M 1 tlram *if T #ni
fia fiwnmedy * f Saiifnpil, are
t il end in
TW f^riraiamn n a r b the
+
* e rd m u H r»f the
f hurrh
•*f
$™ih FVnrtda r* a feepiralr a.I
mihiatrativr unit »*f the Kpi*r<>
fa) i hurrh of thr Cru tnl Stair*
t t the tiprnm f ■ e tv r e litnifhi
at * On r ' r W l . the M «*t kry
lim n P i (ie w g ? Turharf. I» I»
irj-f—
%hfitig biakafi of the K,apir«Wfial
C k im i o f the tulnm, m l) d r lim
the mi riiMvn r ir e w lin i the arrvK f
the li n a c a 'i tliaarf « i l l he hebt
in the A n r h lt l l« iH m th |)i*h*>f>
ifdm ll. W in * p r r t d in i
On W r d n n d ir rfen in jr a Pin
m a n dnaner far d e le ft t «
and
TPftnm mill W held in th^ Or
land* f o a a t n Owb at mhirh lime
t w RirWt A c*. l . m p W U r . n r .
IN
h ta n
tw
h rM
t
m,.|.
m
S»ixtni 11 1 - Min
""-f-'
...................
!i‘ n‘ !
Visitors Attend
As Commandery
Holds Insnection
W i I
d.*liiigMH»he.| .l.ltm *
* • fv p ir*rn l * h« n 1 iifltii t " i »
-i * o *tfr- N**
«*f
the
K nijhle
T - mf*la t ItrM i t ' i»n u»| m *^ •
i -n at a
mg hi meet trig el
» h*- M UMiiui Hall
Hr* *imin Jn»*
11 Jin km* * t jr! « l M»»*»lajr
Among lh*- * i*H*»r* aerr T h
I iirkmann. grarwl *ena*r aar»fen
f thr (in m t
i .*mmimlert
**f
IdftHda. re|»re*enl ing the Mt«pee
ii- f - fm e r il:
llra*ll*ir,| ('
Wrkb,
**■ at (grand ramnuruier
of
tH**
t.ratid C**mmarMJ*prf o f Flnrhla,
A H. Htunlat, eminent rommander
r f Ocala Com ma mhery So
If;
i h a r ln t*. IIrath ,
r K o r ir r
I m iiturl Com mamierv Nn. 3A, o f
p r la a d ; and Man H (J. Wiml
h - r » t ami W A Hauman of the
lieL a a d grmiii and C. A. iJuttnn
of the
AahvM>
( V C.
Com
1 Iagf»rcior-G efieral Okkrnann r i*
i i rraaa) p tn iu r r at bring able
to report on the t r.-eUent con
d ilian o f the kiral ( nmmandery
and the manner In
which
the
« o r | « • « done, it w i i
atatrd
h n an utratinar the mar rhea and
diiUa o f the Order o f lh* Temple
• • f t ; John l>.
(Jot?.
eminent
( ..m m andrr; W
A
RUaafWld.
g i nacaliaalaaa; I'd n in i t . Lane,
r a p u la f f n e r i l ;
K B.
Steele,
K g io r warden;
C, K
McKee,
junior warden: Jamea Houghton,
p relate; T. H i W igh t, atandard
h a w ; J. O. I la f f , aword tearer;
A o n ilu r , Rajah I . Chapman, warder and
of
»< IhI IN.
J
h
th e
1
1 « . Bent
iMiLriiiiiii' m » l a f f o f
nnl nr a * rajierta to
it i •*e ntI fiat e K W i| »
fu e . ifilti lira vhMMI
n|--|* 1.11 «|we,|y leleni'Ktr with ill*|mt(h.
« fid b altlrffH n tv
ta ff i* iMilfT a |*ift
(!ity News Briefs
uim irr «i ine iefHm.
________________
Mher»
...
.,
,
will rontinue unlit rrny
buchton WHI Take
Flying Cadet Course Z T Z J L f l
_____1
,Z 1 ,
T V Jimhir Chamber o f
m rrr, mill
h>d*l
a
■op
rnn tintf tu o iih l at H OO
ai the T«Miri*t iVntrv
A ll
t*rr* are urge*! to ittem l
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u
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K » o l » Compam.l S o ., o f lh * l a f U n u * r rq tm l*,1 In m rrl ■ ( IS *
Hut tod Mr». H. 0. T»ocfctoa o f 811 WlnU.r fv.,% F.™»ry. 100
nl,hl ,1 T SO oVlnrh to prMtico
iHr A w n , l u
rm nllT
r,n _ .---- r .._
for IS* S ta ir run Trot Km
to
bo
i » 0» t * * t hit
j . ^ T ’ wT w J n iir Jn brld In O /ltiK h on tla jr 4 4 .
<
c -w t u . 1* ^ u . i d .
1
Thr Hoard o f l*ukUr laatrur.
N o * OO* of U * In*truetor, .1
H
lion w ill n w rt at I • :00 A J C
a air corpa technical achewl at
“ !•
r t Loon, Goto. Jfr. Toadaton {" • »*«*l * * * • o f I I J U . T t liK iw m r a l Chairman F i d T .
■wtTTlar unit)s to rrport to P** ** * r: a M. Strorcll, C m m . William*' o f f k o a l ttw a t , IU 0
for tW , u r f n i of I n w U ir ta c
tW nom ination* o f r t u l prtoU nol» in tW count j fa r Uw M N >
in f F**/. T W M m l— U nm m m *
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TUESDAY, APRIL si, 1548
TUESDAY,' APRIL SI. IMS.
Sanford Herald
B U L B VKM K r O R BODAY
BU T THE GOOD BECOMES
ttfrre R : The D*t »tat« la «*•
MS* worse with them than the
PeUr 2:20.
.
•
So Solly, M r. Moto
„ -----4
•/
AlUhitl
Means
In Australia
’’SEVEN HI
x
The bombing of JapaiMM'dtita Saturday by Am«rkan
u .wu evidently m . big a tturprloa to the Jape u the
American*. The
mpletfilx uodcreemendacity of the Japanese 1
tlmaled An thla country-juot aa the-flah
ertcana had been underAtlmal
irn the other cheek.
•
e heard no utterances of condemnation In this
Inst the hard hitting American pilots who flew
Padfle Ocean, perhaps from bases in the Aleuperhaps from airerut carriers, dropped their
”' lcyo,.Yokohama,
packages on Tokyo,
Yokohama, Kobe and Nagoya, and flew
1 1 everyone
eeema to
on to oth*r bane* In China. Instead
_____________
. be
pretty wall pleased and if a few hospital*, schools or wotnrn
and children wens hit. that's Just too bad for the Japaneae.
Thla la not at all the way we were expected to react
by the master minds In Germany and Japan, And yet It
le hard for us today to conceive of our doing anything else.
It neema the moat natural thing in the world after Pearl
Harbor, after Bataan, for our planes to bomb Tokyo, ami
when opportunity presents, to bomb Berlin. The Japs
thought we wouldn’t fight, and if we did.fight we’d uee
kid gloves so that no one would get hurt' So they were
turprlscd, and quite indignant, when our planes flew IrT
from tho Pacific. Hadn't this country been condemning the use of bomb
ing planes in warfare for many years? Hadn't many
prominent Americans advocated building only fighter planes
to ward off enemy attacks and no bombers to carry the
fight to other countries? As a matter of fact hadn’t It
beei\ the policy of this country for many years to build
for defensive warfare only? Wasn't our Navy called "our
first line of DEFENSE"? Weren't the bonds we sold “ De
fense Bonds"?
*
* •A year ago It would have been utterly unthinkable for
In fact It waa.
United Statci Arm'
■lace*. It recently pi
lime County, ,
#
m
^
E
-that waa about alb
earn* the war and the
tremfonSation.
a
lour small firm* making
tael* sprang ISO plant*
of turning out tha raabat make machine*. A
m “ Meret” cities bobbed
uOftioVL
3,032 Caw of Cekty Have Been
Shipped From County Up to Apr. 14
JACKSONVILLE, Apr
tt~
Unusual Spring weather continue*
to Interrupt Horlda farm produeDon. Wllllim L. Wilson, director
of 8 tat*
Farmers'
Market*,
stated In hi* mirkst forecast for
last weak caused «
mined amount of dam
crop*, and unusually
In th* northern aectloi
rotarded gro^Ji. c v
f r T '' t
Howrror, fa spit* o f unfavor
able weather State market* am
reporting ifcaavv movements ol
A war*
toUI
of 3,032 carloads of salery
shipped from Hanford and Baal*
not* county up to Apr. 14, sad
this market wUI be able to furnUb qUantUie# of orangae, grspa"fruit, Celery, cabUge, new* Rad
BUaa potatoes, baana cucumber*
♦ Than la accumulating evidence, according to the -Titus
ville SUr-Advocate, that the Japanese nation waa planning
ita attack on the United States a decade or mord ago, ail
Wkat w* want to knew Is whet
the while talking peace with this country. Treachery seems
lit that’s eo “ Deep In tha Heart
[*> Texas".
Whatl Ain't your to be inherent in that race.
James 11. Canon, prominent Miami attorney, who
Moma* done tola yout"
!T m
toured Japan in 1M8, wrote to hla wife concerning his
Th# b##ft wey now lo miik #
Impressions. This Utter, which waa recently published In
IN that th* Germans don't gat
mtrol o f th* French fleet I* to the Miami Daily News, reveals how. thoroughly, tha -Nip
nk It, or get control of It our- ponese were getting resdv for the big day when they would
attack Unde Sam. The letter, dated August U, 1988, says
in parti
•
.
"The last 48 hours have been moat fascinating. In Islands are naid benefits for consthe first place w« couldn’t land at Yokohama th« other plylg with production and labdr
night on account of aerial maneuvers over that city and recommendation* o f th* depart'
Tokyo.. Tha Japanese.army, la .training.not only the aoldlare- ment. Agriculture Department of.
but tha public for warfard' and the Idea w u 'to have air
lights put out st a given signal. Automobiles had dark crease th* aupply of eager i f f
the American markaL Quotas
clothd, over their headlights, street lights and lights in established
for IMS were Urge • llO— B(
buildings and homes were aU-extlngyUhed.
.. v
enough, they explained, to permit • ilk— Vi
"The bomba and, anti-aircraft guns and rockets with the Importation of Oil 'sugar In
the planes roaring all over the place, gave all the illusion produclni
Man hall and H t
of war. It U tha first time In hUtonr such practice has countrv
Tlll-Mrelc.] Inurluda
ever been held. It luted for two nights and on one night
I waa In Yokohama and the naxt In Tokyo.
’^ i h ^ T a r i r o U . ^
“ Whan the plana wars mode it waa announced that tha
", ♦ i *
practice wu for protection against the United 8tatea. Later
M m Raaarvad -
tab)** Lkrougbout
I’To* pec ts saem S U t r a
hetry increase In sek Valentin*,
ota baana st
tender-green and
aa wblb* and
Plant City, aa we
ah
potatoes
yellow aquath.
___ ___________ . . . j th* proaent
outlook tomato** abould begin In
colon** around Anri] 2>.
Recent cool nights in the BoshSlO »r*a have somewhat retarded
growth o f cucumber* but supplies
Telephone ! « + •
Mr* W. II. Rand of New Smyr
MU* UclU# Mtytr and Mr*.
Jamas Hardin entertained with a na Beach is visiting this week In
We d n e s d a y
lingerie xhowrr In honor of Mr*.
Sanfcrd With friends before goWuraans Club will have a ror. L •M. Him**, * m an ! bride, *t Inf to Kansas
tha
home
of
tb*
former
on
the
end dish luncheon at 12:30 l*.M.
with Mrs. H. J. Lehman as apon- Orlando Highway last Friday eveMr*. R. C. Maxwell and Mr*.
sor. Hostesses will be Mrs. U. nine.
John Poulscn were called to SenaCon
tail!
were
participated
In
C. Moore and Mrs. Clenn K. Mc
by th « guests with prliea' being tcbla Miss., by the death of Mrs.
Kay.
Maxwell'* *i*t*r, Mr*. Pierre Walt.
kjembet* uf the Junior Choir won by Mr*. Fred LIrand t and
i f tie First Baptist Churrh are Mr*. Ilardln. A unique bride**
Dr. and Mr*. W. T. LangWy
r#<»iested lo meet In the church btuquet warn caught by Mil* have left for Jacksonville where
following Prayer meeting for rv- Meyer. Mr*. Hliqe* received many Mr*. U n i l q will receive treat
awful f if t i from tha other aunts.
heatyaU. .
Thoae prnrnt with tha hoateal- ment.
Sir* G. A. Speer. Jr, cap
tain of lie Motor Corps lor the •* and honorc-e were: Miu P at
Frlen«l» of H*lph Tnl»r will be
Seminole County {(efrtise Coun line Bellamy, Mias Stevens, Miss rind to learn that he I* able to
cil, will, start a mechanics ciaaa Iajcv ^t’eleri, Mrv. Brandt, Mrs. bo cp again after being confined
at the Welin a Tire Shcp on See- John Rader. Mr*. Sam Knight. to bed for several week*.
und Street and Park Avenue at Mrs. I. V. 8ten*trom. Mrs. Allen
jlobson, and Mr*. K. T. Humph- '• Mr*. A. B. Mshoncy hoe re
10 00 A. M.
turned from JsrktSnvillo where
THDK 8 BAY
»h* *P«nt two wrekx visiting with
The Philathea Clasa of the
her daughter, Mr*. William Fltta,
Preibyterian Church will meet at Little Theater To
Jr.
the home of Mrs. W. 8 . BrumJey
Meet Thursday Nlte J. E. Baker returned Friday
un Celery Avenue at H:0u I*. M.
will Mrs \f. II. Uach ■a cu*
Thxre will be a d l l meeting of from Tamp* where he attended
hi»lrag. Ijhch nivmber It* haW# I
the Grand Lodge of Ind,-pendent
to rum* |>rrpErrU Ui »cw.
the U ltle TheUer Club on Thurs Order of Odd Fellow* on WedneaThe T'»«n*cnil Club » l l l m r « t In day nikht at the Touri*'. t'enlrr
thr Court lliu tt at HHK) I1. M.
un Ijike Shore Boulevard for the
Tb# IV. M
U. uf Ilk#
l t o | » t I hurrl, unurr thr illfV-*11.a\r i liurtrc uf thr inufinn^ « r «
mir adi/ion fur thr ltr»! t ‘rc»r# in
Then Your Cnr Jh
Lubricated U n d e r
Actual Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive 1*
. Today!
in thr w
•l
l*h i m rfl.iK
which
K;C0 u'flucl, will
if 4 ?Bnt what V *.
E xp ect,
their war work and first • aid
tlakst* ilv t them in unanswera
ble excuse. I*up may fume and
irStidpe may click his false teeth
in disapproval, bat the feminine
member* f f the family, from kin
dergarten ay* up, an. firmly enscened In slacks for, the duration.
Tbouxh 1 always have felt the
queatlon af Hacks Is a metier to
be' worked eut by a woman, her
fltfUnf end her fonerience, I must
admit the toddler ret looks pretty
cut* these dkys. all done up In
Iruoyrr*. Juit like Pop’s.
Tkk mpther-druthtrr picture Is
all to the food, too, when motherms figure Is the kind photoI(Sphere tlgh for.-'Otherwise my
own timid opinion It that Mom
•tint uni
I
« «• tit liv e
IMlhrmtilop, D
« r- r .1. i' ll tulkrr ) t oll, (f o r i t l U
>>( iid 'fiM n lll. hr I*I t He* floor o f
((••11*1* for an hour in hit p i n
!• » .tin'Ortie ,| «-art**«,n ih en cttri'
•»« r
n% ?*ai»| hr
,
i |4 do r iK'
peraon thir>ka.
>i i m i in/ llw ■Dim In i cartoon
IliM • • t .*p the -crevn. that ho
* • i*
•*
inylr |N*r«on Thr t>rraOn
1. tti-r
than
.
A dbruAsiori will lw rarriril on
ru n rem in g th# ron^trurtion o f the
ih ra trr'a own buildinr* whLrh la
to la* the clubNi
n ym
sumnwr
project. I’ hns for n July % |ia*
grant in thr Hand Shell will alao
#i tliacuMrd
A on #-act workshop j<l >* arid a
mnnoloirui* will Im> p n ^ t iU t l at
fltr im -rtiilr f«*r thr I r m f . t o f
th# public which ha« brrn i*tt«%
lKl" I M c n l i a l invitstHiu In nit«*n*l
Ihr p lay Mrmlirr* will rrntain for
in* LtJAini-a* nwTt.’ nv
H. F. Club Meets
With Mrs. J. 0. Huff
Spring Festival To
He At South Side
J. O. Huff and Mrs. L- M.
t re hustcssrs In members
II F. Club, composed of
past matrons of the Order of the
Kttstern Star, when they met at
th* heme of Mrs Huff un South
tsnfonl A*rrnuo ls>t night.
Howls of mixed Spring (lowers
in pia4el simile, were us.^1 to delurate th,- rooms uf Mrs. Huff's
home. The luslness
, Ion was
. _
presided over by
Mrs. II. F.
A popu.ar priced supper will he |Crensh»W In Ihe atrssnee of the
••rvud. In tha lunchroom at 7:001president. Mrs. K. C. Mrxwell.
si'rluck by the members r f the
Prises for retelling In the ton
I arrnt Teacher Association.
[testa Which ,wer* enjoyed went
At 11:00 o’clock the children o f ' t» Mre. Harrv Kent and Mrs. J.
the fourth grades will present ' K. Courier. They rarh received
th- npervttr, "The land of Ceuhl i defense stamps. For the gsme*
Be-lf You Would” . They will en- narticipitrd tn, Mr*. Kent relertain with beautiful snnt* and crivvl another prlte.
Refreshdance* in rnlorful and attractive menta were server! by the host!
r-jstumea. according to inform*- caar. •
'
Don received thi* morning.
Thoec present with the hostKveryono lx Invited to join In rsaek were: H A Crenshaw. Mrs.
the fun and. it was slcDtl thst K. W. Turner. Mr*. B. C. Moore,
rnmfortable seats will I - provided Mrs. Kept, Mr*. K- J. Routh. Mr*,
in the park lor Ihe first per- Courier, Mr*. Glenn E. MrKnv,
formalin-. The program in the Mr*. E. C. Harper, Mr*. A. K.
pari is free to the public but a dlhoemrkrr, Mr*. C. L. Trwln and
rominal rhxrge will br mrde to Mr*. O . W . Bailey.
aach at a
13,000,000.
:
era I supplies - of cahbag*,
potatoes ad English pa** aro
1
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
NOTICK
‘
The meeting
o f tk*
Hewsrd Chapter a f th*
which wae scheduled to
Mr*. Claud* Hernden.
'• Matoad triU Ifro.' F. I
• 1st at h*r homo on Bio
•
I •e i i n u 11\ thie i« i u r i n a r y
• *•
.i frollenhitir on thr ■ n it-
Har.UnevI trv*pg of Chin*, men who h*VE
jrr«ri of Aghtinr Against Ihr Nlppom *r .
• ml michlnp gun nrata in itta tn if ipotl in lh# Hurmrar jungle It It thrsr troops whirh
invailrra front tttarrhinff into ('hinm from lh« south anti destroying tha last rrmaming
Burma Hoad.
•
it leeaili% much like any vo f
• ■lill« n v n , ii Imc h i- tn a iy that
Io n •! %iimnelri‘t h will ifrt Inc dor..l '.- n il* if it'e gr#rryno|» in
lb Hf|ilii|i t au***l intm brrath
ai tin* |»< mt * n "fM l im lr tn«* ai*
lei*
a *>•I I f f
I oiiuvrtalniial life »ft| rir.inl.-vl thi* •milause*. Dithri*|»h»p ptsIliM • hi« A»utli«*nr# up
> I'fc-b |nlrh l>rmijhl hum* hit
,
• •I hn,l In , ,i found
>( •(.
Mr. and Mr*. J C. MiUhetl har
a* their *vr*l» Sunday, MUi
D A IL Y MENUS
J*tqu«dlne Miller of Roltina ColIff*. Mia* Dorothy MIKhell ol By M RS. A L E X A N D E R GEORGE
Tavarra, and Aviation Cadatx
Beef Churk Recipe
Earl K llrankvrl and Paul Bou
ton of Shaw Field. Sumpter, R.C
S#r*in( 4 or S
l*t«|L#nt# Haknl Hr#I a
IIobbivH For Health
( ’buck S a v o r y
To He Theme Of Meet
ll«kr*| N r w I'oUtnr*
llrwail
Plum llutt#r
Crup Oarrut Strip*
MHubblrt For llralth** will
Ihr Ihrmr of thr rwgular Uialnraa
F r u r tr a a u r r (ir a a r r l
and luiichron mr#tlng *»f thr Civic
Whip|M*tl (*rrain
Uriuirtinriu nf
the
Wunun1*
Piquant# Dakrd Rr#t«
flu* In th# club bout# tomorrow .1 rupa alkrsl rookni Iwvis
Lrginnlng »t 12 UI uVlock.
A I tanl#«poon flour
covrrr<l dUh lunch#on will
hr 1-.1 Iraipoon salt
■rrvrtl
1-4 Iranjwwin |>#pp#r
Mr* H J l/#hman, ap«>naor for 1-2 cup oran^v Juirr
th# program, haa i %k#d varioua 1 tahl#a|Mwin vinegar
mrmlx r« # hn rollrct old glass, 2 taLlr«|x>nna LuMrr
nilrher*. hit,, rock* and
other
m#nd i«##ta with flour, iriitinthing* of inlrrral. to tell of their
A <l«l real of »r>grnlients.
hobble* *n,| lo bring illustrations Inga
pour
into huttrrral, ahaliom bak
fn, then) Mrs
l^hman
stsles
■list Ihr iio-grsm will b* "very ing cl(ah. ('ovrr, bak# jn mhiiuI m
Infnrmil. hut highly entertain- in motlarat# uvrn
Churk Havt*ry
I 1.2 pounda
rhus-k •ira.tr
6 tablra|H>ona flour
1 tcaipoon aalt
1*4 Uaapoon pepper
l*S nip dked celery
Azalea Circle Will
Purchase W ar Bonds
Mr*. L. E Spencer
prraldril
over the meeting of the Asalra
Circle of tk* 8anford-<5ardrn Club
on Friday afternoon at th# home
of Mrv. Frank Evens
In Lake
Mary.
Jack C..Russell, speaker for ihe
day. waa introduced
by
Mn.
Henry Russell. Hla talk was un
“ Rucking and Bitlnr Insect*". In
which he told of the habit* of
these insects end
th* melods
usskt-CttMtvety to destroy : themA roand-Uble discussion followed
and questions Were anrwsred by
Mr. RuaseO.
Mr*. P. P. Campbell invited
perron* to vialt bar gardens at
; ;i
I ' i M«biirgh
I »»ughlIn
I idk
m
u :\
m
'
m
U 'ii
k 1.
2 tabic*poong choppr«i unions
4 tabletpoona bacon fal
1-2 cup boiling water
1 b**f bouillon cul*e
Hprlnkl# atcak -avtth (b ur ami
aeaaonlnga. IMao# In ahalluw twk
Inf dlaflV add real of Ingrnllcnt*.
cortr. Dak# an hour In moderattoven.
PrvBftaac* Dea*#rt
1-9 cup f it
1*9 cup atr»lncd honey
I cup warm raa ahe I a##drd r.*.
cd prune#
I tabjjapoon hQiJInx^yiu
I teaspoon cinnamon
1-8 teaspoon cloves
1-4 taxupoon nutmeg >
1-3 Uaapoon tall
I Uaapoon lemon extract
1-1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
|.| cup aurronU or raisins
1 1 -t cup* floor
I teaspoon soda
Mix fait, honey, prunes, water.
Baat wan. Add rest of Ingredi
ent*. boat > minutes. Pour inl->
shallow, graaaed pan. hake 31
minute* In moderate over (3S0I,
200 West Seventeenth Street, In
vited membfr* to her garden to
view tha two dogwood tree* in
full lloom there.
The rircl* voted to purchase
turn Wf a Bonds with tha proceed!
from tbs recent flower ahow
sponsored by A sales Circle, and
a donation of 33 was voted to be
given to tb* Salvation Army to
Grron beans and mushroom,
assist In Ita drive far funds.
make a timely pair serve,) with
Mrs.
Bpencar,
chairm an, cheese, tomato, savory or cream
thrnktd those present for their
n>-op«ratio* and enthuilaim In •V*- _____ ________
0AB
WIU
I U I h s v n . lt
......... a ,,,
F"M« *1 ruifltol etllwiv. |.s
trrtlta’i mho litalilr f.|* asalh
f#|*r ft ni |crt«(in SnI iii 'U i a b
1/V*
u»i «l
MdD«In )
\M
foul Hill' * fl.O.i I
U (Hi
lina. <;#
W « m Ip i > K
Turnn
Musical Revue
Perform Here
am'I
||
ill' i l l
Idtari’iH •'
«noth«r fiiiviii
<('/( HOSIERY
„M
-H
I. •
n l m• lla ff> Smith. a#rving m •*•*
drinraiiDf a#ntrncr fr«"it !(**« k*l.ii
Coun t). a » r r capturrsl in ■ \.*
cant htu*# «*h#r# th#jr %•#?# y* » » i
for th flr m m |umion, f*u.
R f ell. « f l r r th# trio had hrtik'i
Into ■ ilo rr at t ’ullln* to
i
Clothes
U w r r D fr *«i«l K l#ll tom* c«|'
lu rn l ml a ammll rowntr) #!• »•
flror f'ollina w h rrr hr hmsl got.*
to grt. •«nnr food.
Avasua « t 3:00 P. M. <
In Uie wortV i
iore of Btook IB
2 9 r-j
that
‘ with
i • g «ilat hint
Conversion Of Hulf
Of Mills Ordered
T1OKIH0.
m
lapilol
Of WTII Violation
Clothes M uhI Lust Twice As Ixing! To Clear
Them Often Is The Answer!
Men’s
ITU
(Cleaned and lUockod)
tom tho full ncwi
?.;•
Hi,
S l i ’i’ l F ir n iK A c c u H c d
Peace Offensive By
Axi# I# Predicted
w
r.- \VHYT“
(• ii.i(i(i,I by an
........ with the
tlmt ,|iar,. fur a
len. Because af to* Work She I
r«tton textile Industry to cun
*•*> doing fo r UMtod Chin* 1y t r i approximately half of then
(, the star I* to ha Froronted , firllltlrs to war production with
a ror*II from Mm* ChUng |A AO days. Utwler the term* nl
i ’__lf»l *h*k. '• •
the order tha mllla must convert
■’ ."W l, ,
(C a M I V m J lr specified twroentages of looms
.
1
" _ " "In o w nuking fatric* commonly
UL'IISV r n o m iu u
' iuitd for clothing, home furnish
HURRY-GO-ROUND
lings, course * bagging material.
end bag sheeting*. •
'HT GEORGE
MEADE.
WashingA p r. 1 1-4#)
m
Intolli*
..- .. ii fi/'i tnddle-
;:;?,.%’’LfEri£CT&
•
> v irn gr
•• »
m l tin* Ki |Mi m.nUtiw,
k'- * • »Hm| tloti
art- actually
tuiulitel*
«inglr
ihanctrro
I |M*I f.% «»*h ••**|u#nrr
*
f«m#HilT.S3,fro
a
WASHINGTON. Apr. II-vr.
TorXIrota
oaurwuoa l«r s fh, government tmlay ordrr>-.l
iSST?f * “i S f i ... aJ
_
( -« ii rh aia r lr f •
. tlm iln t* o f thr S r n ilt d U «
. ««.l .1 I*■11 #**1ling up a 1)1y then•» .
i.i
i elilhalrtilPC k by
tha
wil »*Jin
V g in ihr
N E W AR R IVALS
•
m h* ru j^
l*mi Irlslk
\Y H ill at rt «w V , K r lU fh ft i. w1*c w ill prrsahb
O
Th,- Simual Spring F estiva l o f
the South Side Primary UcL-qjI
» II Ik held b reln n ll'lf with fotk
dan ri. (m l irkiiie* In the Park at
I' ini I' M at 7(00 P. >1 «up|K-r
■ ill
.,-rve.l III On, luochrtM,*ii
ni-t nl H UO P .- k . a play w ill Le
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llu- S de V lloNar.l I I a,iter
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home uf Mr*. K L
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4 ■ tocnorrovt,"— Wall 8 L Jour.
f
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purjioAr of dihhi.nif tbs* me*tt»bcr*
•hi*» inlu .it act'*v and iimctlvv
IT*#- your unci* ronsibU until
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Ole V o rlg
Editor u
summer ac.sofi arid will laAt onlj
liliilSul' (in iv v 2*17, H u iim n * ' iii«» hotii, il we* olstrl bv Ini
tn r v 'l k* iMtalmni Cirri*-. « l l f ii»**rtj chairman. Hev F a t h e r J. J.
II*** NViimAfi'h (^tub-
The aircraft Industry set the
Me*. Two year* ago It depend# ear tha Uaitad State* for m*.
M M teals,' motor* and part*; this
y**r 3,000 all-Australian combat
J U S T P H O N E 9121
plane* wifl roll o ff assembly
Hum , among them a new-type
S.
H. ENGLISH
bomba*. Prodactlon records were
•at with thd Win*way, a comG U LP SERVICE
biauthm tralnanttva bomber adap- C#f%## F I M V #4. A K#IH Yi’lt Eg.
tiea o f th* Ansarkan N A -ll.
ix'il;
Dnuhle - Talk Expert
AstoundH
Congreaa
Stay, W riter Says
lurt eef Mr# A. J- l'rt#r#o*i. wlft prtiup,
^
able te r the . .-.mertran • market
would be abort of normal requirementa. The Quotas, authorised by
tb* tetar control act o f
19J7,
were designedt to cap* with suck
problems as enjar surpluses sad
low producer price*. Quotas di
vided th* American market among
producing areas which normally
supplied IL Hogsr experts
said
The Japs Were Planning
J*e>w*al ■ l*U
*
Haw steal mtU* aircraft faeM a r e o i abhryard* Mnaaomed.
TW entire continent, hi th* spah
of two year* or ao, geared Ita*If
t* almost unbelievable war pro-
PAGE THREE
W A s m x n fo v . Apr. s i - Z W
, < .mirr.!• h i.l . fic-lii day*
"
l \|. tabrrs vf ihr IIout. heard
■Irlditr on a hill ur-provM# p#n• n. fur rctirrtl miimatrel car*
_
V
and In the country'* newapapere and magailnta on the bar
barity. brutality and futility of modern warfare. There
Juist wasn't any point in It, w* heard |t said again and
again, and no douDt the Japa did too.
Wall, It 'aeems that Americans have changed their
minds. They may -still, agree me to its barbarity and bru
tality, but not as to ItyYidjllty. And the/ are more eager
for bombers than flgntcrUdanes. They want to attack.
They want to givo the Japa, and tha Germans, a taste of
I lev* well th* beast*
their own medicine. And they don't want to do it with
!ringing before you.
sugar coated pills either. The pills they give them will
g tb* firm hand kind,
weigh a ton.
1r, , . „ !*
They will adore you.
Japan is particularly vulnerable to air attack. It can
fe beautiful words,
be reached from bases in China, Siberia, and from Ameri
-d* full .of danger
can poMcesiona in Alaska. Ita principal cities are densely
Ip, a ' l t the friend,
populated and closely situated. Their factories and other
ieatroy tha stranger.
buildings are built largely of bamboo, strew and wood.
Practically everything burns. It la an .Ideal setup for in
cendiaries. The Japs should have thought of that before.
Inole County freeholders
to vote for the hospital,i They just didn't think we'd do It.
But when U, S. bombers get through with them they
will know how quickly Americana con change their minds
Tnvriat Season Naar End, Might and get fighting mad._____
are Baan Worm*, Headline* the
Activities
UR8r LOURINE IIHAL, Society Editor
W. B. BALLARD
’hum The Waihlngton Post)
o f tta ju r of word*
.
L »*t running wild, they rend
you.
•
iqneted and troughl to heel
Vord* will befriend you.
k Se*
'
>dua them. Crock the whip
h i t fend* disaster.
Pd* will perform the wfll
If .a strong master.
ills Banner.
Social
There art DO unemployed. “ All« * t " met a■ preeieeiy- r^Ol-out.**
Typical of men of th* hoar U
C7-year-old Evelyn Owea, the
■nay private who invented a tubII
machine rum which firm so faat
that tha car cannot distinguish
between explosions.; War heroes
art folk like the manltlcn worki n who plied their machines to
earnestly that bullets were prodocod and mat hall way around I
tho world In lima to help !l«ht
the “ Battle of Britain.* Their* I
(• tho reel (tnry o l AtulralUl
and the war.- Tho continent ha*
e # M T.0eo,000 poept*. and ev
ery single mm . ia the wonla of
Urn labor minuter. MU being HI-
TRAINKK
Tftfc SAKFORD FIERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
sisr'JSKt
C LEAN E D & ’
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TUESDAY, APHID Il> W -
T H E SAN FO R D H ER ALD , SANFO R D . F LO R ID A
Jraves Suffer
Graham Selects
Third Loss As
Byron Nelson As
“Bums* Triumph
Leading Golfer
BROOKLYN,
m k n 'l
Apr.
*1—U f t -
dntiblt .
l)o d | ers,
Laval, Disciple
Of Hitler, Has
Had Up-Down life
8EM INOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
W ARRANTY DEEDS
<
HUliard-j. H. at ui To Bo m M
pmptons of the National learut.
ok. aver , undUwtnJ PW esflen
bailieon. Too i~no<.iti* To Jaiic
1919
Smith Beats Browns
For Cleveland* 4-3
CLEVELAND, Apr. II--W V -.
lag Kellner and Heckle
Oris
iackotl lad a Cleveland Indians'
S-faH attack Mondsy to
give
'etersn Al Smith a 4 to 3 vk»fy In hit first start of the seaml against the fit. I-oula Browns.
Kellner's homer In th* third
M l * 0d for two runt, Hockatt
■ring tripled sherd of him, and
(ha,-Indiana wrnt ahead, 3 to 1.
Tb* Brtnfns tied I) up In tb*
mnth on, a walk, *
fielder's
aisle*,. and Pitcher Penny Gslehocus’s single, which scored WslJadnkh.
. Tb* wlpnlnc tellv came In the
fifth, when J s f f Health's slngjt
V a u g h t In Ilockstl. who ha.i dnu-
3
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and stranger channels In th* next
few weeks.
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In those fourteen major tourna
ments— th* l t t f PGA hasn't been
held and th* U J . Open has been
cancelled— Ntlson has finished In
th* first three nits* time*. And h*
has won four crowns.
No other professional can touch
that record. ,
Theao torn see*— Hogan ar.d
Nelson—who teamed the gam*
while caddying together on the
same course In Texas, are foil's
current scoring twins, It's a pret
ty safe bet that on* or th* other,
or both, will b* up front, chal
lenging for any pro tournament
in th* land.
- * It was just two y**rs ago that
Hogan won hla first tourney —
and that triumph set him off on!
one of th* hottest streaks In golf
history. H* won the North and
South, than want on to capture
the Greensboro and Asheville
Horn* Benevolent AW Society.
A
Hatton. E K . To Cameron Da- •
velopment Co.. Inc.
QUIT CLAIM DKKD
Chain A Comprny To Lonfsa ,
Jtflkint.
HATtSfACTION OF MORTGAGE
r i m Federal Savings A Loan A
Ann. To Fred T. WlUlama ot fci", w
Chaao A Company To
John
Jenkln* Ft t t
SUPREME COURT MANDATE
Allan Smith
ea Sober!
M.
Harrta tt al E ttt. Eat. of H. C. _
Pm ky.
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SUITS ■* LAW
Pmrhxm. Lena J. el *lr O. A.
entered politics nearly. 30 fears
»r>Now ho'a up again—tapped for
the political leadenhlp o f Vkhy*a
mrraaisod governing body, slTbouifc Marshal Petaln hangs on
to the title o f chlef-of-etate. U r
al •tapped oat ahead o f hi a colls.
boratkmlat
colleague,
Jean Darien, and new
teerad Into ntw
regime may be a
steered
a me Byron Neleon, the new
Augusta Master's golf champion.
II* may not aeoro as well atl
along the route as Ben and perhaps Ua came Isn't as stylishly
perfect as Bammy'a bat bow that
tooeh Texan shoots when there's
really something to shoot for.
U t's check over his record for
the last three and a half yuan,
remembering that the four most
coeated golf champlonahlpa of the
year are the United Stale* Open,
The Professions] Golfers' Asso
ciation, the Western Open and the
Aueoste M u tin '.
Haro It let
.
YEAR r C A OPEN AUG. WE8T.
Hera la. n general view of tb* Jaekeohrill* Associated Progs Bureau
pe ration.
In the
foreground: Judson. Bailey (le ft),' of the. AJp*a .Ntw York
s t a f f \ f ' sports
____ ____
. ______ , ts, who comrs to
" « « * ,* “ h ?r* r 10 fOV"
activities .of th* major league baseball club* and other
outstanding winter sports, and Bureau Chief Oliver S. Morton,'(right)" who directs th* AP's comprehenslv*
coverage of -Florida
new*, In
f
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— J newt.
tht
background
(left), day ell tor; (J, J.
Roesler (center), ^traffic bureau chief who* dtree ts " act usI trsnswls.lon
Florida
'__ I * ~ -.M j ofnew*
ovey thj
AP's two fiO-worda-a-minut* news circuits In t)s stale and William A. G*ol>er (standing, right).
night editor. In th* battery of fast teletype printers ai _______
Included ■ •pccl»l_ raring news wire tn<1
two machines fur receiving the stock market and other financial n *•
Nearby Is a wirrphoto
transmitter for Sending Florida news pictures by wire to all part of the rountry.
Florida Plays
Major Role In
News Reports
Defense Shop News
AI.KX It. JOHNSON
(('•■llRRfd f m Fag* final
town and village of the slat*,
furnish a largo proportion of
Florida news for A P wires.
Th* Sanford Herald, fqc in
stance, sends a reporter to cover
an Important story.
His story
goes not only to th* paper's com
posing room to be put into type
For Ins nest edition, but also I,
telephoned or telegraphed to The!
Associated Press for leased wire
transmission to other member pa
per* throughout th* slat* and ,
In
th* case of major stories- |
League Standings
over th* IBS,000-mil* newswlrv
network to th* nation.
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Riding th* wlr** with news of
W L riel.
» I. PeC.
Florida art pictures transmitted
e e k ’ln
I t . f i t ttilra e n
> l It *
over Th* Associated Press' Z0twt°a
4l .til n m r i i eta
4le t'll
4I . M l t'lnctn il
t I II*
000-mlls wlrephoto system. These
. I,
i i i t * n iin u s
i i
i n FARMERS’ M ARK ET
plcturss, which speed from th*
- J,
N e a a tts, V sa le rSa r
sanding point simultaneously to
3 g h U s d s Is b la l *. Msw Y.,cfc I.
M ic p e s T m o . tan
receiving points over the rountry
B a s is a I. K n s k l r a I
S44PDMO STATM ram utis*'
t h ie a g a I, l- m s t u f s t i I.
a t iK t r
at a rate of only eight minutes
truly g a m s . H l M s I a l
B iim i-i-K A M K o i'a r a w
amij
for each picture, com* back quick
A M X n i C A V I. K t t l l K
a SMiMTAat.n nstronr
W I. P H .
» I. P H . • I salsa sp Is I IO I a. * . Apstl ly to Florida member papers not
ists*
I I .Tie I ' l f i r nt
I I IS S
on the nrtwork In ths form of
IW r .
4I . I I I W ash Is
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prints and mats.
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n
iii*
p m o im iit *
Wlrepholo transmitters are lo
droit
I 4 4 M I'h lT h ls
1 4 M l I1KANM— llu
llpr
TsnCsnirssn,
B e w ails I m I i H i i
cated at Miami and Jacksonville
N sw T o rk st Ph1ls4»lpkla. (.pH I l i r n t ^ l h - I llu a tSr - ASc llu Itp r and, during Ih* winter sports sea
W u k l n S t o a II . Italian t t in *
U e -t t .S O
son, si Tampa. Tb* transmitter*
* 'riP*.i
t 'A D I IA l I K — T«.n H u lk
l l » . M - l a s * at Tampa and Jacksonville ate
CL tests I, m svslsa* I.
1
-jumirrn—th-*
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its
D stro tl I. f h l r s * . . |
portable outfits which may ba
liar, »»a.tl »
carried to ths seen* of a big news
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L 'R L K It T l l s u r l s — t 'ra lsa .
14-1
story Ilk* a suites** and »*t up
t 'lH . 'IIM U R IU i— llu
It pc
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g O O f t - A N T — llp r r is n ry , I I I M .** wherever a telephone 1* available.
A year-round staff of 19 odi.
t llW M S r lH IIT - ll- ii
U. * . C a m A
■—-tW—Approxlmitely ISO footI I . M . t u a s l i e s N o I 11.11 tor* and staff reporters, traffic
bel] candidate* turned out yestarbags
t ls
day for a first
meeting with l . r . K K A - n o s , liun lO v - l ls
Q *fk Bhsughnesey. University of I-U T T O tT B — IT a ls s . Ivs«1 le sk srg .
4s IX . tk -1 IS la. I I H - H I
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Maryland h new grid coach, and
ll.tl-X.1*
. t o l d an outline of Spring prac- ONIIINIS— Has II. n Ilf- IS e
Uf* plana designed lo produce a ClIteNORM— Ba. H P iVmb. It .I t
tugs II.t* Nil I I ISS nsgs
new area In Tarp football tor
Asheville h* computed his amasIng feat of shooting SIS holes of
golf In St under par while break
ing 70 no Its* than 10 time* In
twilv* round* for an avorag* of
a little better than 1 1 under par.
Sine* then no on* has been
able to cool him off.
II* was
“ In the money" In S6 straight
tournament* and won th* Vsrdon
low scoring trophy In 1940 and
litl.
Hr was also th* leading
money winner those year*
Whit* Ben has outecorod Byron
over a season's play and won
mors money, he hasn't bean ibis
to knock orf ths big ones.
In a Uad noted for th* ternpestoousnaaa of Its politic*. Lasal's carter has been spectacular:
ha rose from a" humble beginning
to the premiership of Franca, saw
Clair T. Orlando, And
Ms cabinet crumble beesuss of
Internal dissension, finally went
a*
w
1 into an eclipse until after the
L a d lll A . _______ ________
i Nails had hammered his coos try
.
Ctrobel,
JohncTba
raids,
ft.
Y,
Into submission.
And Iris A. Sebret, Hanford.
■ Then ho ban t Into the spot111. Ayr** says
F IN A L DECREES
i light again, boeame Patatn'a right« In fighting.
Brrmraer, Orrin L. n Hattie
hand man and designated successMas
Brammer.
(Central Fr***/
■or.
Thompson, EUaahgth M. ta J,
With far laea ceremony, h* area
benched *i> months later because
he pushed hi* collaboration tn. sat irrndrt-a anymore. While It’s
thuslasma too far. Th* world all right to start a story in a sad
might baeo heard little o f him vein, sags she, "It most end
thereafter, but be stopped n bullet happily."
Indian legends are favorite* too
from the gun of a young French
patriot, and for daft lay gravely except for scrlplng or bloodcur
dling events. Children will shud
ill.
Th* pudgy former peasant of der al that, yet they are fascinat
Auvergne hung on stubbornly and ed i y tribal customs and folklore.
a few months later was bach,
quietly moving behind the scene*
■nd wortlng ceaselessly to bring
Vichy closer to th* political con
M AR K ET
cepts of Naal Germany.
A ReciaUit when ha started his
Pay Cash for
political career aa a provincial
mayor, Ltvsl gradually swung
HAkniHII - OVIKtKI HKITIOM:
Used Furniture
Inward Fascism. If*'* a “ democ- IIruMhh, mudrrAlr I§wil*r wlr* In.
racy-Ls-dead"
calamity
howler. qulry WM* rani* In qualllF and
He made this assertion after the rendition iltfldVsi liwarl; Fur lEtTF*
» ii « , d»ftuiii<9 mtidf fair, maruct
K IN A R D and SON
fall of Franco.
firm, fur aranli to m*dlum i Irm.
But he's no prophet. A t the tie-mam! Improving, market •iraxljr.
500 BJU^ford Avr.
tame time, he said Germany Hair* f u b ahiptilnc tMilnt I*”
rralr* trlmnml
indlvltlun My
would win the war In 1941.
w••ti**i and pr*rmil*il, I I *Ji*«
Phone 681
II 11 1 l*», in * ht* h#r.
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Story - Telling Now tilghar.
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light,
I'Ki
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Must Stage Comeback tb rttabllah e |«iark*t
NKW TOIIK FOH IIKNT I.AIDIK
VOTE FOR
MKT AIIOlT HTI»Y FU.C HMA14.
Rr G L A D Y S D E GNEH
NEW YORK, Apr. Zl. (W W )
L., B. M A N N
It's time now- for mother, dad
and Mg sitter to hmsh op on
REPRESENTATIVE
"Geldlbeki" and
'Th*
Thre*
STATE LEGISLATURE
Little Pigs,"
says bright-eyed
GROUP 2
Ireene Wicker. A* Singing Story
1-adv pf Rtdlo, the has
told
Subject
to
stories to more than 2i,O00,000
children durln* th* last tan years.
Democratic Primary May 5
That's not easy lo believe when
trial* p tM th sI A *v.)
on* aeet h*r—she look* little
more than a youngster herself.
Firmly believing that story,
tolling must make a comeback
during this period of war, Misi
RE-ELECT
Wicker
says
"Th# tntertslnmrnl of children Is p matter
John G. Leonardy
o f vital Importanc# to our na
tion, should air raids and black
outs corns."
To Tbt
GARDENS GROWING FINE
SI
'!f V-.=T*
According to hsr, there hasn't
hewn much change In children's
STATE LEGISLATURE
TAVARES, Apr. t l , (Bparfal)
Ilk** and dislikes. Kiddies th* na
tion over *llll want to heir about —Ink* County'* homo gardens
GROUP TWO
Clnc’ erella. Sleeping Beauty, LU- art In better- condition now than
they have been at this time In
trial* riMMItal Air.)
tla Bed Riding Hoed.
"But wt don't have th*
wolf
por hour baa* pay.
That* train*** have been under
• aorlous handicap bocaus* of the
lack of welding rods. This ahortaga of rod* U do* to th* vlul
nood of this malarial for war
production. Tba local ahon ha*
been dependant aimed eqtlrsiy
on ban rod*. Tb* testa won
flvoti With e Mini grad* rod of
another type.
The initruetori
w o W r proud of IV showing
that the local tmlkaos mad*. Oth.
'arch I* crilad Russia's Pom
bocaus# o f its wealth
ol
h* and relict.
*•« fi. itorm . iw titiuM ff ii.fi' t i-
petted to begin moving In volume
mm commercial actor r* within
ths next forteUbt) -
Vote For
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 31. ~
StoiaO—A decraasa of men
M.B. SMITH
.
t f r w r . t a . t b * number at per.
State Legislature
GROUP’ ONE
M * Rtllioa and Three Han•rod MJtllan—Taxa* m 3 Gov't,
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SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1012
German-Held French
iCoast Is Raided By
B ritish Commandos
Invaders Drive Nazis
Baek And Collect
* M ilitary Informa
tion On Defenses
Gas Ration May Be
Five Gajlons Each
Week Per Motorist
Commando*.raided the Gerjman-hetd French coeat near
Tkdogne today and drove back
the Germane guarding the
coaat Thev withdrew afterl
taro hours, in the first comJbtned raid since 81 Naxaire.
TThe Commandos r a n g e d
throughout the French coast
al region, testing defenses
WASHINGTON, Apr. 52. UD
—Informed official, today ta li
lb* plan of rat ion In* *a»ollnr
on th* ea«trm aealtuard la to
become effective mini lime in
Hay, allowing each motor!,*
"around five gallon, a week"
Tha detail, o f tha plan « * r ,
wilhbald but an OPA .pokrtman predicted the cut in gaaollne auppliea will be "draatic". Affected will be 17 ra»lem aeaboard atatn and the
Dlatrlct of Columbia, the new
Included "curtailment area" extendln* from Maine to Florida.
and eel lectin* military Informa
tion, aald the announcement.
f| German autborltlm today an
nounced the execution o f more
French boeta*ee er«n aa the
Vichy re*lme waa reported e*»kin* to rvpratv* 20 better** un
der death eentenre et 8 L Naaalre
■.where town,people elded the BritTah Commandos re IdIn* that Neiloacupled boas on Mar.
18.
Tho announcement eald the vlctlres, deerrlhed aa communliu.
Jrwe and accomplice* w a n shot
. t a reprisal for the alle*ed1 aaeaaQ riM tM ,' etUmpU acaiaat German
•
Miss Elizabeth Harkey Is Speaker At
Khvanls Club Meet
tha •
1 •
a « M < y fot
of . Um Klwanlxl
•(her pr*t«ln*
i
I Ilf
4 aaaetatrd Pwwwal
(Irn
Mat Aruthtir'a
iiy m r n .u a
•ltd atoo rood • letter
•t F t Henning, that
•U • In aocurlng ba,e-
t .a a r t a lr S
I 'r r a a )
s ta r te d
im o n r whanrr« anil buildings In
iin tllirH nir •m »»h yrwtmltjr st •
IF haul. N rw Britain
(!r n r r s l
D 'u gla*
MarArthur
•rleclril vr*trrday a staff headed,
bv his old rnpiradra «if thr Philip
pine campaign and form ally Ike-1
" i n his tour of duty a« Suprern*
Allied Commander o f thr South |
wrrat Pacific.
While hi* vast command w a «j
thus put into smooth operation |
a* one Integrated unit, thr politi
cal leadership of this common-;
wealth issued tn tha world through
the
Australian
A rm y
Minister
Francis M Ford# one o f the most
heartening declaration! sinc^ first
the enem y'* shadow began to fa llj
to tha aouth from tha Dutch Fasti
Indies.
Speaking at Rockhampton. Mr
Ford# declared;
*Tha w a r hoe turned in our source* in live
of the o ffic ers Candida!*' school at Fori Itrnr
•st net practice, and thr> c o u ld n 't be m**r« . ni
v *M r att \ 11 • Boldier 1 hr achool la lio*a *1
President Considers General
Price Ceiling, Salary Limits
the President tn hi- • h»-*r advis
rrs reportedly chhIi mplnlc* ,«
limitation of I'Jfi.OlMi • r IkO.OO"
on individual earniny- ahuig wh i
a U9 |*ercent esc* •• i •■* ’ • I* '
The prrgrain U r»|Mtl»>l
rad
for
1 A general celling »m all t*
tail arid wholesale •••inmoditk
price* and (he |irrn*ing "f irtu I
and wholesale dcalera
2
General rationing of •••!»
turners' gmds
.1 K trrn proflla ta« ** he.I
ulca mpiiring corporation* t•• pa*
to the treasury WU |*rrrrnl >*f lh. •»
earning* in r if t « * of -is |»ei"
tkf their lnvr«lnl capital
Troop 34 Wins
Honors At Boy
Scout Meeting
Pledges In County
Expected To Top
1rxm non
H n tiir
PrtaiM o f tho program t**<*m**
know n «ft» i u tint I l* n n .|i*cb»*
•*1 that on nfil» f firrfiiig nil »•
r«"iaiiHii-r« jni.ul* p r n r a it
l«*sela prohnilMi|# ln-t month hrl*e#n prepand l > g..v ermnrnt «*%
|*erta f«*» p ••lid,- i.«e hv »hr Prei.lcnl
Mon* itliaii tn noil maim
tall
’acturnl t«r.l pi.... ••*-.!
would I**’ N ffo t n i
Mr.
•rnd
liiM»»i \rIt
a
»p «fin l
IS
|»*«e.|i -
ri|>rrtnl
n irsa a g r
In
lh> r.*nl* *1 tmiwrrn Mr Simp
•••II ulxl Mr*
lea a ill 1m* holed
O v e r $100,000 H a v e
B een T u r n e d In Hv
21 Oul O f 1.1 learns
ill-' > «oily hv • Itiieiia In P rm tir l
II
H wa- «|f led In adtlition to
M-golar election. freel»o|dei»
w ill h i ,
on
the
i««uanre of
fmitiMMi ,.f h>*a|ulal Immli on
•
!«• the
t ’«*»»
i rru n n l
• n Huh
lay, w hich
w ill lw p n
»• loir at*
narll) mi infill inutile itiacusalnii
f the natlMfi - ri ••iiumtr - itnut •••»•
4
Impnaili n o f individual •••
c«»me ta i rate* that would »»»ak
il im|o»«a»tde for an) taapavrr '
retain nmra Income f*»r hi* <»*»
taes than a filia l m atimum Th«
President haa not yet deridial
whether It thculd i»e 126.000 or
960,000.
6, Vigorous prosecution by the
111oi
$100 Is Raised
hi-Xival Relief
Drive In County
i* I M ■ • 1 • •
•M in i""
nivi
rx mi i i ■ »
I . A ' " " 1* * « » “ I thr $i<K) nuola ............ .
|uril<,,
,f.,r bf-n.iiH.lv (.m n tv In (hr N a v .l
,
(l>r
I Itelirf drive haa laen c«»llretr«i,1
and .1 i. r t iKClrd tha i|Ui>U will
nf Dlr-r p lc lg r * are
I Ik* rr.»«hed lirfnre the and o f the dithm tn the hond* that lia
' rm nlh whm thr ramnaign end*. |»»*rcha*r*l to date In s
i M yor \S I
Hill, rnairnian of 1 oimly
Arrording
l»
J the I oitnly roinmittra», announced H|keer,
rirc u llV r
rhairm.
llie o..i uiiig
1Srttnuolr I 'on Mly, thla Mill"
I
Alm-.*t evrryotie rontvc|r«i ha* f 'JlU.tlOO in |0 month*
I f,-.|.
vrrv w rit." tlir Maynr
I .
| .l»!..l
I have inmlr nnr Ir t f
tu r„
Troop 64 came o ff with firvt
nlace honor*, boating Troop S hv
throo potnta, at tho Day Scout |
Court o f Honor Monday night at
tha Junior High School Ralph,
Smith, Bern Inala County director,
announced thla morning.
................... lK*- C'.cinl y. • if*I I am
Troop 64. under Bcontma.ter |
........ ' V 1 — n’ ur|1
local grower, „f r«-d bit,* po ‘
Jamea It. Stockton r t Jack, '•
E. w . McCaller, compiled 244
!r,rfpoint* on attendance, appearance vIIIe. State chairman of Urn N ■• tatne,. who now are rnarketinr 1 V>*
1b. “ L
Sriiunnlr
I «u n ty quota f
K>.
and adraaeemeat record, to >41 Relief campaign, ha, anno un "'I one i f their largest rrop., are • n -rt " f n nallnnnl fund nf
that
0.
E.
McKay
principal
IMNi.iMm
l
l
'
,
l
I,
Ifring ,m ighl In
getting
the
he,t
price
In
the
hi,
for Troop 6, under H. B. Morrl,,
Seminole
high
achool
will
be
Inkr
r
»
r
r
nf
(h
r
fa
m
lllr,
r
f
Navy
lory
of
the
Sanfonl
Stale
Kami
Scoutmeater. Troop 60 waa third.
planned
coni *' era Market, Manager II. J. I^h- ' nirn »h n rrw ln,t In arlinn.
A talk on tho need o f Boy Scout* charge of a
'I man declared thl, morning. Ked
In lirh alf o f Ihr drivv. Srrrret the praaant tin* w u rlrtn by among senior nigh achool
student* In cooperation with * bll«, bu,hela are telling for I2.AS, l . r y nf thr N * v v Frank Knox rvE. J. NeUon, i t .
Nation-wide drive for Navy Relief with crate, going at 12.70 and rrn tlv «.id , "W h vn th# men of
Many merit hedgee and award, emergency funds
tb r Navy aallrd avfay from our
12.7R. he elated.
ware gtran to Bey Aeeeta who
In towns aad cities throuihout
d,m «nd
nothing
“ Thl, price I, very high," Mr ,h n rr. thrv
nualifted fa r th en .. Tkey follow: Florida senior boya will he aakr.l
lt l-ehman aald, "and no drop In but I be privilege o f arrvin * thr
to participate In aclllng emblem
prlc* l« ,e#n at the present. Sale, country which thry lova.
for Nary Relief In a campalgi
" I I r lir v r thtra art hundred, of
Produce at th* market are
beginning Apr. 26 and hull n* onr
holding up unuiually well, and we Ihnuarndi o f o. In thU country
week. Funds will to raised Cy
llcltatlon of ull .private Indlvl- ' kart hern vary buay tha last few who will l>« glad of thr opportuni
ty tr match thalr cou rafr with
dual,. Th*
arch Florid*
uua.a.
tow boy
w y In
in a»cn
, _ , ,
,
county railing the largoat emounli Th» marketing of Banfoni cel- our devotion, through an orgtnl
grliun
which thay have called thrlr
through the aal* will be awarvlcl *ry I* about through and proba fcae trip to Jacksonville yhere all/ will wind up In 10 day*, own for 40 rrara. W a ran do no
he will be fttcfl by various elvle and Orlrdo Is taking over the traa than pladga that, whan battle
or*. niiatUna.
, celery markrt with a goo<l grade la Joined on tho war front, wc
i will gladly rcllava them of worry
Mr. McKay aald today that tha|being rut. The price now la | 1 .S6 |
[about the wrlfara of thalr loved
I one* on tho homo front,"
liOcally-Grown
Potatoes Brinir
Is In Charge of
In Record Price
Contest By Nav>
13 Aliens Seized In
• II*
h»ml.jua rlrrs
fi r r a
Japs Throw Henvy
(inns Inin F i e r c e
Attack On Chinese,
Aim At Mandalay
lt,'« .I*,-,' t ll,. ibfctCM- l.f IIIilia i- a vital rn iK cril In tho
I rit' I M ali
I S
troop*
alii aUv .He n lialin ultil ninru
tv ill
,.
|,iina Jnlttixnit,
In-ail <-l tin- C S
ailvi.tnry
m i--■■in t•iliI a |it i '.hm i-nnfiTi’inv tnilav
III' ili-iliiri'il the
l liili-il Stall , sera I tie war
a- in e lililv . liilllllg fur v lf\ ........... . a. "Hum• *» * .»iili ism A •mtir *|ile-
Official • *niplr t>»
Ikniorraik- Party I*;
lir«-n* will «n*t thru
Mny .*» n ntn rv ha%»*
Alllod
airmen defrrvllng
the
ip p r iu r k n to Australia
rrcrivrd l
rrrdlt tnda«* for thnotmg
ilown
four J ap an rjr
"ir r o * ’
figh ter
planes (n an rnrmy rani Tuesday
on Port VCorrwhv. N rw Guinea.
r J«rk Kotaifl bo
recommendedappointed to iix vtM him
Tho club Immediately nasacd a
motion aakln* Mr. Morris lo reconalder hl» realgnatlon. J. W.
Hall waa In rhar*e of lha pro*ram, and he Introduced
Mini
Bit,bath Harkey of the Salva
tion Army, who ipokr on the «ublect of wer and peulmltm, u r g
in g Sanford cltiiens not to how
•t all— had to
a »utron»cloui pesaimbllc at
titude. but to keep building a,
they fight, and to continue com
munity and civic activities
She drew a parr Del with
a
nib!leal story, hhowln* the nerra-
it, 26 Sanford toldlera,
MacArthur Aide
i
Jot* Hendricks, Lex
Green Run For Two
Washinirton Rosts
bfenaa Vottr.ua
A, f t Middleton
^ Of Geneva A ve..
Is Death Victim
iU. S. Soldiers Are
| Reported In India;
Burma F ight Rag<
How
| Official Ballot
I For Primary On
! Mav 5 Released
fcp «'rteu t
Morris Submits
Resignation As
Leader Of Troop
Future Officers Learn
Munb»r AuMciiltd P ir w
Salvation Army la
Far Short O f Quota
FaY short of tha budget for
1942 set at 12,690, th* Salvation
Army haa takan la about f 1,100
*o far la IU campaign to raise
funds for ti>* year, Miss Klliabath Harkey, chairman of tha
drive, announced today.
Meanwhile, Capt Georg* Wood*,
bead of tho local poet, aad Mr*.
Wood* plan to leave for Atlanta
Thursday for graduation acrrleaa,
at which tte* they will rocaiv*
dtplacaaa. fa r OafraUcn Army of-
Rl
s,
..I
i
(,
,
.r.rr,
In I' uU at-
I|h)(|
hr . r „ (n,,|r
by ,Salnr.Uv
r
hf n111•! OFtT •
11v •Ininfignl
a
Jmmnrpit
M* I'htlippirva
S’ avy rrport-
rn
W A H I I I N G T O N . A p r 2 2 . ij h
l>< nald M N rlw in tohl a Sr»»ot.
r n m m it t rr hap p ily T u rsd a y tliat
m ilita ry
pro<luction
*•»' ''*»ver
thr hurnp ^ but com plained in nl
most t h r sam e b r r a t h that C«»n
(rr*s| o n a l rrttlc i*m w a* m a k in K
m any h u a ln e ** m rn h e *it« tr t«* n r
rrpt tlollar a ) r a r jo b * t< at*! t b r
protrram.
Thr war produclitin rlnrftaM*
•ketrhrtl for tha Hrnatr l»rfrn»4»
Invrsti(Stin( Committrr a |»i*
ture of mumtrd actlvltlrs hr *a»d
wrra keeping the aatnnbly line*
moving at Itch a parr that ;%
few months would flrwl thr A il*
on tha short end of military equip
ment scale*.
City News Briefs
I nr f r iiu t r hit.I nn r v n r t Or
four «lr«| rt.yt r i nit.I im liratin n a
ht«»r ih a l nil five r n r m y w a rsh ip s
l.ii.l tliihtn n heavy fire nirninut tno
• itifi little nt4»tor U ia ts
D ra p lta
thi* h e avy rm in trr arli.u i the A m e r in n
r r n f l ili*t nut
hslthtlraw
until th e y hatl c* m ple tisl th a lr
iiti**i«»n,
llf.vtrvrr, onr of thr torpedo
»-.at* th«* FT-34. finally waa
fnrrr»| a*bore on Cebu, tha navy
■aid. bet thr other, tha P T -II,
made ( 1*0*1 its r«rapr. In addition
to the IT-34 thr navy also rftwirted that thr IT-36 hatl bean
lo*t. Ikrinir ilrstroyrsl to prtvtnt
It* falling into rnrmy hands dar
ing thr invasion nf tha city of
Cebu.
Carlson Is Taken By
U.S. Naval Reserve
—
Tho I-ion, Club will meet at
( b a ric , r_ C a rlio n , w h o a n lb t a d
T :l( o'clock tcnlght at th* Val in J a n n . r y a t the U n ite d 8 U t a a
des Hotel.
N s v j I R e se r v e 8tatlong a t T a m p a ,
The meeting of tbo Son, of the
American Legion, originally set
for tonight, has been postponed
until tomorrow night at lha Le
gion Hut
Ir ft A p r . IS , fo r Cocoa, w h a m h a
took and p a sse d tho e n tran ce * 1 *
-
\
nmlnallon
Mr. Carlson, who attendad local.
■choeU and lived her* moat
Ms life, coming to Sanford freak, > 1
Blrmlnthara, U now aUtlonod *6 A mooting ef tho Sanford Out Key Watt.
,
7 « •j
board Motor Association will ta
bald at 6i60 o'clock tonight at
tha Chamber of Commarrc room
at th* City Hall, Secretary Roy
W EATHER
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TH R
Winning Hun Forced
In A h Reds Win, 8-7
led aiul b#n followed on tb>
b-«fv Ly MIL* McL'orMJrk »n.l
Jlnuuy lilm o n on walk*, u o rrJ
lha
m
C l N f IN K A T I.
A p r.
17,
ra s y
At THE CHURCHES
way,
Hu pleat- plt-h-rs *a v - up M
O i l —-
1>| Cincinnati lltvl, finally broke M U tu t h « Rsrli, Jo * D acca. atai
f Ira man
of
Cincinnati7•
IB it
M il in an H-T victory j n l c r d a y ,
cham pionship season a rut th in
?* b u t had to iru 12 in n ln ra to R « l h u rlc r of tha day, cot crn lli
ye t It on a run forced in by a for the victory, while W ilk ie <■>
'*•| pm-pi If her walk w ith tha liaar* cf arce d noL only w ith the.. J r
T o il.
faal but lh a fatal paaa.
i ’. - A f t e r Geo W alk er hnd tied up
► tha cam e In l h - n in th w ith •
hom er over the le flfirii] w all,
Rookie Aldon W ilk ie and X u
H u lc b a r divided " h o n o rs "-o n four
l i r a I f h i ’ p l W ** i<j Eddie- Tiioet
Red Sox Smack A’s
For-Third Straight
SANFO R D
H ER A LD . SAN FO R D .
i n n tka Creator •f o rfa it I have
a t i ta .o
— C a a rw i
N-ihir*g fn life la mor® w o r«Ifrful I hall faith H h a . tm*
fira l
r w irJ Is Up itift'
tfiit forrr which we cun neither
,j
weigh >M I ha balanrg nor i#*t In
thr rrurlbl#
—
i ' wahfhg
e b k h k i k r M M T iiu u ir r r u i n n i
I t W Anal in. paator
r h u r r h iwhcml > #U A- U . M r A
Carl U r id b u rf . atip#rIntandanl,
V »a n * I'eopJaa* U m I I i i l : l l P,
M . M r». I. *V. r/ n u iftim , praaMani.
P iayaf (Heeling Ttsuradar, •:§•
?«»ur rhurrli. Y «i»
urg*d In rural,
B A P T IR T <f i l m II
loAK K MOHROt:
II. II, Martin, l‘i il n r
ftnndar Hchnol, |®;e* Ar J 4
Morning Preaching K*r»ir»
M a
li- t . r . IE. 1 :M P*l
MvehJrig H®r?|r#„« o® p.M
W M n t x U r B * rrift, I
PM .
in
l « feat , la w id th V * ' 0" 1**
a polal 1111I I ft. W . at tk #
HE
Com er e l Car. I. TW P
t l p Jt te K ikyere ra a a la l
Weal I* ft. thenre aevtb .*11
ft
I he are Raet|a< It ik .a ra
N o rn . I l l t l . la Ike pi. L l W .
and
rnaeMac
appruilraalaly ,
« n » pare.
Paid eala la be made la eallefr
the Itm .a at M id decree.
Oeo. A . ’ Spear, J r .
„ . Ae Special )(a g * r
K C IT IC K IS l i e i m i t T
Of a . r n u
»
Sun’ ilrt^ urc linrtl lo
gel. no don't neglect
nmull cubt and hrenkn.
Have them inflit'clcd
promptly. A atltch in
time eavc-% Urn.
ICKKI’ YOtIII TIIIKS
FROM WKAKINU
OUT IN SPOTS
hy having your wheels
b n l n need Hint lenity
add dynamically. Halmiring olan an veil
front end wear.
I
C » C . W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
8 E U V IC IT
-IK illlH f C T A X l
Llitle l A fn l.a Mad of ,.
I : v.e n flt*11W11( H#re|c#
fD ir.
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W ed n eed a ?:
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Prayer* U re 11itw
' ll
Sh o e
t h r if t y !
ro * n iiK 4jA T iii% * i, 1111 m it*
rn rn * r Park A tm ® r
ilcrrntng
Hryfirw,
| | A*
N«»n<1®F NrhfHil, 1 U A
Don't throw a w a y the money you
have Inveeted In your footwear
when your shoe, can lie piade
like new again.
if
Complete Shoe Service
In visib le Half S oI ch
(TTY SHOE SHOI*
110
HANPOnD
AVE.
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nf M W t - l of KM l - l Sactlen
I h Tnweahlp II Hoatk. tlaue»
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H l i t ft W I t
ft H I f ! fl W
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T h e aeareentvnl of I h i sale eri,
l.r rl r u n d ,r lha M id eafllllrale
lu t ih l wae In l),a name of ‘J. 11
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r»il#®a ®ai<9 r # r t lf k il# i h l l l l>*
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propwrl? dtPcrflMMl therein w ill
•Old to tJ»w high**! bidder al lh#
c*«urf h o u »« door on tl»# llret Mo»*
d r 7 Jo Ik® month o f. Mftr. IS it,
which It )h® 4th da* of M ar. I ’ U .
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You m e hereli* required In lip*
p#h r In (he Hi It of C\»f*tp1alM filed
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ifnndft?, I lie llh day
if a> A 1» Iff? , al Ike 1‘uurt
11 -»u *• # I Hj n finr»l. kfiw 1001* r « u » 17 .
I ieeridl. *iw1 In 4 »fatit( i.f eu^h af»p* ratirp |»rrr®# Pro Poofeetf) will
I.. tidcMNl agalnat |®ii» Ik* relief
pirtgeil le? laid fllll nf fnnjplalnl
faring an *h-nime divorce from ro*.
I hr pftM llehecen Unahnr#.
II I* fird#r#v| (hat
Ihla
i>rd®r
•hall h# |>ubil#|»e«1 png* ■ week for
feeur m n »# rtill? # week® In lh® Raofi,r*l llr r a M , a n*w®pap*r
of gth*
t»*P#r Of
*1111 clrru lallnp pultllahed In Hsii*#
futif. B# ml hole f'ounljf, p Ini Ida.
|f<tn# * ml *artl®red Ihie |ri| day
of Apt 11 A I* 1*«2
(* I* Herndon
t!l#rk of Optirl
Corner 15th Ai:
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th f iily I'lerli
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l A l . n T i u i u i a v i i t 4n r i .
ST 4 Coat he ro r»a] n
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f'apt fj®f»f((ip W nivit tf
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H#*inr
11of? !'ornmun|un V *fl A, 41
Phurrh Nrhmtl * 1® A U
Morning Kervir®, 11
a ki
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M ondn?
9 Jm
1"
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W o m a n **
A u a llla r y r n f t l l n g In P a r ia h l i n y * * ,
Et*«tlon af ufflrrra
Tu*#day. W r d n m U y end T h urgA»)
Annual D i n m in ( ‘nnvtnllea
In Or iandn Th# Prtaldlhg lltahop
nf ikv Arnerhan (‘hutch will i?Mk
al • P U T u r n iiy In (h* Cfclhrdv
ral IIIafkop* (Ira ? and Julian w ill
•P*ak at lh® lHi»#e®gn U la n «r on
Wedneeda? evening
hlaurdm? Ml Mar k'e p a r. If of 7
rommunion in Ifni? C ro u a( T.Jo
mi:
M i r r n n i u f r rriiPRrn
u in
Park A?# A Vlf|.i «t
Ui. VV. I" Hukmiar, pgalor
l i a d D rnhm.i M l A u
P * f O. B- liclCa?, t£‘jp«rln tan4
ir t
nor ru n
by I *■# regular rhofr led hr
J Huik* Ht®*l®
n*
* meeting*. 7 II
>nln( a n c h
ln . I M
a flock
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l l o'clock,
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l aai tl AO
A -.
p**l; mualc hi i l » Touaa I'foala'a
A t(»n llo n In |hi* lllhlrw l iip re * «
«ht “Not formatting |h* aaaetn©f our*#lf #a i»g®lkep'— H e kre* »* !•:!• Pom* Is rhurch, l l
w ill
III do ?ou good. ||
w ill
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g
lag
• Metals.'
P Rags & Rags
iiool
Hir*#i
Pa ■ Ior
Humfar Hrlioatl Jo (Hi A M
I'lt ic h ln g N*rvlr« 11 00 A, M,
Y I* h grrvlra HuiMjay r ip n lh i
Wrdftoadaf uvanlng
Tic# M l |*. At
e -ia rr it a i-r t » T t in h c ii
tV, I' nrtfokV J r , 1'u t n f
,
"P ark Av*: i t -C T k Ktr*»t
Cunilar School 1 : 1 1 a >1
M ornlna Worship. II A tl
Tralotfia I'nlon. M « I 't l
K r i n l i i , W nralilp .' I oa I' tl
tt><1n n .la r H e r,h r. » a* |- tl
E a r phonra for lha l.anl ..f liaar
'H- a
l lillu ra walruma.
W l A M f T ' A p r.
17— |8 p « l a l ) —
T h e M ia m i Herald last week re
ported th a t the Ulus and G ra y
C ib C om pa ny of M iam i had s p
illed to the city planning board
. .o r pvymlealon to
conalruct
a
| livery alable and baa announced
J nlana for the eetabliahment of a
t i i n s n iT iia iiii: n v r r i a r
j DnLbin T a x i Rervlce In the event
• I II lie n
11 he ere and lire shortage forrea
la ji r r l Av»*, al M i.ll. Hr
n®firg® IT Z ifiiiii, I'isitir
the elim ination nf autom ohilci
KrhtHif. 11» - 34t A M
ia> t u l a In the “ M agic C it y " .
*r. J. yiiM iM n i. mu |,i
In the event,
augcrsls
the
M orning W nriiilf, I I Tft A M
lln a lil, the
downtown
jia rk lng
tl T l !
I ll
I* M . Ilf ■ F
Im -lrra ahnuld serve ad m irab ly as T » i lor. In rliaiKp
Ur®Mit*g hrffit® * t® l* ii
bill Iiciil iMiata.
VI •*»»■!A * W M 1' . I I'M
Wrelit® «i1 »y
i| 1.1 W 'rrk
• kIf*®
'C i m i i lllaixlina'a v i-h lrb -, r,.- i m r
y
oidre an n im lly, 270,000 u a llo n , or
T h u r m! ®)
Viiirng prtiiilc ■ P#i,
n il: 1.600,000 enllone nf fun nil; If'*Wtil If*, fo g P .,11
L*nim®f Hr I us n friend in I Jr#
and 10,030 callona nf Iferuaivir.
C h u rrli
nlieie
“ 91, 111 ® n » « » i
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HOW
CHICAGO. III., Apr.
'■ '8 n »
^ s j a r
Bund 3 J Nervier*
B und *7 HrhAoh t (£ A. M.
M orning Worship, | l **4 A M t
J r Young P s»l«l». T O# P >1.
K t tn in g Woraltip. •••# p m .
Mwroiiii niriK il op c
11*11* A»i*ftu» Ml Ml sill Ktl
|t«y. «', fl Jinrrla Pauli.
Hunrlny Mrlneul. I • Vki A M
rie n rllln g Herklre, I ) ms A
W f J n r “dS » C fe lillir I'f j |•i
•r, J IS P, M
ITM*T M il 11(11 o p
®i (I n t i ® 1
T h a -M .
17,</7V -
Iiootr H&wfflf Lfttad*
r illllr T
Nt*tael ft? Ml ila-etl » I t
MrirriViig Hl®f fir#,
U nin e *.l
ill uu
P II
lt®«i|jng f***•m
’>e ®*l left TilAAila}* ll nil
IH M -TU IN M
(ip
trirfn i ®» lu
P r lfU l* .
A T o N P .it P N T
*• ll*# u l l i jw l (if lit®
tnitft w lilrh Will 1-r irjial lit i^ iu r r h
#• *•* ( 1 i r l < l .i i l ', i » n V m ! thrau ghoui
lit® »«f|i| nr1 Hunilft), April It
It
three in a row over fU c a c o ’e
While So* jrratrrday poundlnc
mil ■ 1 hita for 23 baeea and a
1 1 In .1 victory.
Ij-ading the a.Lack that forrH
Hill* nietrich'i departure after
•I* innlnc* and continue,! afain»t
Joe llaynr,. acre rookie V’em
Slrnhrn.. wllh a homer. Ilarlorul
* lift, uilb u homer and aincle.
ami Ih,ii OuttrHilce, wllh a
trlpb*. double end tinslr
LEGAL, NOTICES
1912.
I I farther orCwwA Ik il tkta order
( H l a a l i m he yublttkaa .a e * a *«ak fo r < a
lO B M iu tlre w e e k i In lha C aafontW
o -n r .rt o r p i n u n n o v
ItaraM . R io ro n l. r n i i f i
R T A lU o r I'L O R ID A :
W ll a n i my k a a j anJ Ika of/ialal
TO : c i iA H U t s -iic a n M u . w A ftn .
( t e a r realdaata and a i U i r u aral a I i l l d court. Iktl lha tftlb
dar
u l Match, IMS.
la 111 O r u a Avanua, Nalr
a I* iic n N n o N .
,
I,.ud .m . •iVinnectlral.
Clark of lha n r r u lt O oart.
■Ireallaae: T* a are hereby com
.
Hamlaola eusalr. Klurhla.
manded l » appear 'lo the kill al
_
•
coieplelal herein (lied, w herein (he (K C A t.)
_
By A . . N. W E E K S . U, C
re lit! eoeaht le illrorce. en (h e tlh
4ey e l May. J » 4I ; elkaaWlee ike
• Scrap Iron
n i r n n i o r ««<m
and Km A«tn>i««
17.
CJIVKN, T h a t
iu n
I Ice | w N * *1 111,-lean ed i k t - I N
rh a r-e a t loth *»r>lf*e.-
A P R IL
ivonrn or Am iaTto»i run
t a x onei»
I
r n m o not. or imb
J 35X
ht| safely yesterday, w hile f « l n .
in c th e ir third it r a lc h t victory
over D a Philadelphia A th lrtle a,
10-4 liehlnd the li e - b i l l p llch ln c
of t 'la r le y W afttar.
In
bom bardinc
richthandera
K r n i C a lliiiru l and l e i McCratrb
fur 'it aafatiee, lha Sockera colIdried five a itra -b a s e i, Ineiudinc
I o m e n b y T e d W llllam a and Horn
D ik liirc io , J im T a b o r and Pete
Koi
each
collected
fo u r
hita.
three singles and a t v e -b a r g r r
F R ID A Y ,
F L O R ID A
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Angel
S ca fa rd A t * . ' J u t O fl C e a r r . .
Lu b r ic a t e
for DEFENSE
Urease your car regularly ;;
to make It Inal longer. ;
That's how you ran help!
Itegular lubrication savcR *
wear. Uring Ik lo iw today]
C. A . WHIDDON, JR.
GULF SERVICE STATION
i i r f i c i : <ip t w m r a ggl.ts
M » T l i> : IB
MP.IIKtIY
111V PM
Th® IJ ffM.rn T p » I I® T'h rlfti I* IhuI puraiiaiil in filial «lmrr®# # ««k*'I #fil®-f(N|l Into I In* holy p liftera Ifrn l h r th# iT rr iill rt»uri of H#ml.
rnitl® w llh hand 11. ® hirli artr |h
fml® iV-utilf, PJorldg, uh lh# llh
flgurr® «if lh# f»u#. f,yf Inin h#ft flay »>f April. I t lf . In llm l r#r(aln
»®n H»#lf. ntiw l<» appear In lh# I »-#u«# f»n<Un| fa ®ahl rrotri irti®r®
|ir#a#nrr u( (|.«I for u* lH #rhr® W a!ln PKl>KHAle P A Itll M U ltT lIA O ti
& Sanford A tc. — Sanford, Florida II
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to I,® and apit#tr upon lh#
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lh# ffiiloMing li i 'M y a
from
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hill
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fflrd
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lK » tin* of >*M Kerttno I,
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Th ro u g h ime. in im ig p hop# end
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in
4 nm
falili'a 11 eoo#*n<|#nt doerf
®rrlh#d Iftlida H M ih .k ra ■ p«f|
f o r * t :M h ( i L u c o L ’i m
r i.o i«
r.f fieri®vi H|r#r|,
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nenjamin Franklin's words of wisilum weru ncver^nioro
W# f*ei 1 li■1 w t nr* gr* a t«r than
119 4.
14 r l U K C K R I .
It now
W ord« U nri it
rK I* T lh# fiillnw log d®«. ribrd
|| f M i l l M i l l 'l l I IA H .'I IT W 4 llt>.
PlAliilifr. significant tha nthey aru today!
portion thereof A eirlp ,tf Plod
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AND USE
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PHONE
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T iie .f irs » t mutual fire insurance company 'was foundc<l|
in 1752 by a group of prominent o itiie n s, among whom wav
I tcnjnmin F ra n k lin .
- This rftutuat Insurance company ha* rendered out
standing mtvin* to Americans for IDO year*. ^
|
Mutual lhauranco today ia serving Americans in all
walks of life by offering maximum protection with sub
stantial savings—savings that can be Invested In the Na
tion's Safety through the purchase of United States War^
■fltamps and
EMERICK
HARDWARE CX).
208 E. 1st St.
Pb«a* 397
ETTA KETT
SUPPLY
IS A 8 0 U r TTO 8C CUT OFF
OFF.
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W® nr® repairing th® roof with
mat.rin!* from:
Classified Advertisements
Don't vbu S imply
A D C O ff T H tT S S
M iL irA C Y D f t N C C S ?
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t n A -D M c s H K n
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SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1912.
M em ber
A s s o c ia te d
Prcna
N l> M U K Il
n f a i y .’
m e
r r o m
\
w .v f.v rt
e C a r r ie r s ]
Airships Reportedly?
Reach Chins Base;
Japan Remains JIH
tery And On Alert
American bombers which
r p
HITCH ,
Intense Japanese
Efforts Made To
Still Corregidor
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DtBCO
Hannon
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British Hold
Burma Lines
C h i n e s e Recapture
Town And Release
IC n g I i s h SoldiersFrom encirclement
I Hr lu a rla ifd Prr«*l
T ill’ ri’ in fo ri'w l H rilifih , ilofi’ iutiiiK (h<‘ riu h t w in g o f tho
lliuviut till** ni’ .’ir T n u n g itw in g i v i. m n in ta iiu il t h r l r im a itio n s
u m lrr ri’ iw n tw l Jn|innc.*e oam ull.'i n* h rn v v fig h t in g coitlinm -il in nil -ivlnrM n f ih o
fn iiil i xlnv
A iH lriilin n Iratli i t * llii'l w ith lii lt Ih illg lfti
Mni’ A r t lin r m ill n th i'r A llie d
ra id e d t h e ia p a n e a e m ain lan d
® c it ie s S a t u r d a y h a v e reached
t h e ir “ d e s tin a tio n s ” s a fe ly ,
th e R e n t m N e w s A g e n c y r e
p o r te d fr o m C h u n k in g to d a y .
A J a p a n a a e Im p e r ia l h ead -| w a r r i m c t o n . Apr. s o - t n Ja
• q u a r t e r s b r o a d c a s t an a n - The opening nf rn Inten**
I otter tW regldor
^ u n c e m a h t t h a t o n e o f ab o u t
helpeeane, ■ *bV
by bomb* and
' airy* tun* era* rrnnrteil • y IJW
' W«r Department
to.l*y. IH Jc
iLorukln- raid* w rre made on the
on focUta# rod defervllnp junnor*
>.*o are raid to har# »llrncnl at lra»l
. | three battertr* and brokfw
up
(| Bol>*n conewntrwtkuw.
of lha
An Am *rlt»n—Flllolno n*trrl I*
American
Filipino
P a t r o l Ambushes
Nipponese
Force
A *ooce*rful , r»kf 0,‘
b» a -m .lmobile ffrea o f A m *rifin* and
apod to China .
Flllnlnoo
Fit Inloo* on enemy outpnnl*
oulpont* in
northern Laion w a reported ye*
■ littery J t u a on the alert for tetd*y tw th* l o r l>ep*rtm*nl,
f a r hour* Monday In f a r ot » which a id *taryo • inounU” rl
rtpotlUon of the w lda priad »t- m ilitary atorso
were
d#«lro)rr«l
acfci at Saturday la wrt.kb „ tbo -nd hcary cau altlo * infllrled on
Jtpanor* people foe
the %
f l a*t ;. th i y*.
(Into In Uiolr modem btatnry foil I The fartrcaa I* load of t'orreelDo blttor effect* of w ar In their I dor continued, im o b while, under
hoary air and prtltlcry bombnrdm M ., a « a*»u n kju o
a id , and
dafoalne farssa
ft» e
atuttwra
w r i t l i m M Japan**# Invader*
o f tho Wanda o f Cebu and Fanay.
, A t .k a a t fa a r and poaalbly fir*
1HH.
r h i.‘(l:n iij l »
■Witt m r»KU;;dtfln
pla in f i ij l b * r ^ |
>d mnii|HMrr
]
nh.l rr-.m lirr In An-lrnllu. V’ nlln l Nu I inn. )p(>iidier* -Irink at en
emy ■lil|i|ilitp In llalund Marlnir,
N r -i llrilnilt mi Rtuidny
iiiK *niur datnaci'-*.-
tn fllfl-
A t»u u f 411 Jlp a n rr* |iMn(lr»
i* rlaimnl by ih* A llln l alfpi
A m r r i n n plane* bar* *truck a y a ln it Tn k y n , r » [ i Itml nf Japan, and Ih* great m d u -trin l r t li r t «■
Y 'k n h a m a , Knlar and Nagnya. according In an on
nuunctnent nf the J* p * n r»r gnvernm enl
A i r r ir w -
Of
siri
m & r jn .'s i.. t Construction
?i
Oil 'Pipeline
Is
D iscussed B y Club
J6 h m r'
CaUed
Giant"
n r v ^ i'
I
If!
.t *
which th r
J. W. Daniel of
A. C. L Railroad j
Died Last Night,
J , W flAnlrl, cbit’ f Hia|intcK»-r
htTi for iht A tlantk C a»t l^f*r
A r tlC IC
hofn* ™ o*k Avru. * ui# t*
niffhl
br
amt
mnp
l-mit»ed c» •* ’ ■,,*» thri
T h year. In rnilroad^ - rr
r^-i,.,
ur’ ! .h,,fr ! < l '
“Sanford's
.
nf To k yo , 1 ..k .h nnm
w tth a C -"
.tl I ’i r - -
the rr*»ili <»f it *rv» »
^#*»rf attack whirb »»* *■•»ffa*t
wni
t.
I .
Tentative Sugar 2 Soloists, Glee Club Get
Ration Plans Are
Superior Ratings A t Meet
Made For County Boy Scout Court
Trade
I’sers
Sign Apr.
Indiv idunls
Will
2 S - 2 ‘ 1.
I.liter
of Ifonnr Meels;
Camporee Staged
I hr
Alima
Miffrrrri
r fio r
nrw
rfvrr*#* i ultJng off khnin * m ain
iturrr *if nil ayppllr* Itriliah trtv' nrr n . apply »tig
t»*
*« orchrd
enrt h |m>)k y. liavi*
farcwl l*»
,|rath’ V
'»ll v* p JI* In WFlUffl
Hot m* »* on11mftiI-r*red
Hriti'h
Wiih twt» Riilniit' »UitHng ihe iro.f|i* retrratid H'i w J‘ i thr fact?
Night it JMMlIl
Mlt.1 wilh ,.f the firn -*t ,Ii»|ttt|n'-e lIBBIllt.
A mail I dock furm#d hy Ja p l Iv tile*** <*lwh ilnmlnat Ing th#
* . jf/i
* |g«« J\ t
tb» Uw-n'Uojt* | »M*d IflUlL-* *Hp|
l l l f l t l*virt v ■| rt’ j»rr* mLfiliVrF fcim o ' w o r k i l l Tkchirwi t b * Drtti.h
fit
(1 u nji lw*t wren Y emi ngy * it n g Kit)
f w iih l».p ha lia r* *1 1 hr
• flh .ittfi'iiml CIiiin I* Mu*if' l ri h )n u k |t* .U im g . th r U tte r only
ml
nl 1 ttiii |.it |rt*' ’At-rli . 1 1 0 milrw MUithwrwl nf M »h d *l*y
r
last TUrfcitaf
T h r II rtt knh hrukr thfaugh » f U r
-■••Nt* If iht' St'ni»n«>l> Dti
*1r I. it l.t fi.U a in Thr I.nly
Thr bo»|y i» to !>«• ••■ ol t** <
ill h<d.I Ih rir Cm iM r•f
*1 the
t<» g«T »» •»* 4 heavy b f l l l t , which w ia m n lnmbi», S,
for I. -rml
\\<
|I I hr JtlHlRtl H ig h Sidiit'kl
'I i I lf m c !*• I hi* 1■***’
tl«Ml ^ ilfifirvi U t r r In th# M cm ity *»f F ln Dnnkl was n m itlrn i rrf S h»
ft no i.V U n i
n f lit Mi - l». i *1 hit Sunfortl. d in * l*«i t 4-hanng, a Cimirn’ mi'lUT withl,
uprrtii' • IH
f» r thre# Jfo r i, r-orniiic h* .
ftp i he If own mniii f fun I, lb*
n i l i *•1 1 n t
i « ii!| H iirt * 4i* I n
I h * • h «h mud S # m i H o le H ig h t u n r
•Ifif ip. 11
from Tampa. II# want to Tsmi
rhirtrftf*. ( r l l l**#k fcmrihg# -f i| #
• m il S n l u i t U y
nt
th e H llv i* r
im r h r r . * t * t fd
l i l t * m rrc n m g , « n d
r
after .pending four year* al Way , ni»r Bril'M
fW-hn-d
Lulyw Pippin,
ttipiano tailr tb KU, MMi m il.« fraki
ttm ra ys to a i In At o M th# m oiv croaa.
F ro m 1907 In 11*3-7 . hr I rti rh.tii
gol a "tijvrriJ.r i
M i rula b y, hut a Chung Wing enmB T , A U O U f iT T IN K .
A p r.
*0 which i»
h a u rd o u a or ran rout# character- vra* *(ation#d at Savannah, l!n
th r
highrel
|M
mnni<|!ir rauI lh»l Chinrwi' fnrer*
(S p o c la l) —
W ith
local
board* i»#<i the program at Ih# K d a r y
Mr wa* born S ^p l
1 2 , I ***1 t «*lng .If «
ihru-t north
rrptiUrd
a Japanr
Ilf *f lH..ti
ihoat- n“th*
a,
In U ft n p h ii, T#n n.
Ill* parrot
r S ta7 le
ji of■ #F lo r,id
l 1 luncheon today
nf I.nikaw, t*n th ^alw irii n v rr
!• insilrd t*i lM* »"l
\ ufvhitnm.
all in rtidlneaa for \ r f ^
Hipcui*lon waa lntr«».litcr.l acre Rev. Dr. Kug»nr Damrl
nd.iml U m lr r
inn I nl t‘ hh h S» ‘ •*
-#i* in v"
Mr. Su i.n n r \Vlthrr-|HN*n I »
K t w i 2 ftth o °?r ^ PLr « “and mr." ‘ ^ < h ar!r. Morriaon -h n ,r .d . .
mni'iifK « i
rr* ■
1'"
' 1 fc
- .
r
... | raryt* frnm an article by Matlm li'L _ U « * » * r-lu r*u J_ a t *1 i v
- M
“ TT"
I.mn
Th. , I-.*
J ta a 'n J I h a D i,« >
nf Andefaen In Sunday'*
Mtlandn a n T T lN -riK m C nlir*.- -1 It•!■ ,
H alf.
•Illlroj 1 1
g Ht- I.t f.-r
rla n
C olliM . f l u t e
D lrrctor
uf H<ntl^ |.S u r
wh’ (<.h
Sl s
C , Bt„ , „
V „ Mh
Seloctiv* ■ Service, today pointed
tj’I'f m ml
'll* \lllin n
J
|i, 1 1 1til’ IN
*
. " g U f . i f •• utt -IN.! i■'r . . r
.. Iht
i
owt that there are
only
thro, Jnhn* Hirer « ** rallrd "Sanf r l’* State ro llrg e . and la in mat,
|dM*
I. r
„ II -lit .
it
'"HI tile
I.ilh
I i ...
,*h itml /;•
maljwwqulrvmenta for thla reel* Giant” and the lo.t uppurtum M in Carnlyn Mar I
' lid . tl -* «
h.
>.
f.lt.l
tft.'nthif
alU-l 1*M
tie* of the ri.e r were bemoaned deau.
ihr
P 1 " itppt'U r Ivcfttn* on
..t
f.h .-.l
.ltd fm
I f . of P‘ lp 1rlilit Ity n not |oi it y
.Sunrlvnr* tie»lde« the willow u>. • htOUghmO S ill.ml mill I hr rnuti- o f thi
Tbo general gvimmaiiicd lhc*e Th* pipeline pm poul wa* rallol
!» » I ruN c o m p e l m g nt t i c * l,r " 'g ill Ml ft ft ill*’ resu lt of w inning
Sanjonl'a "Illlllon dollar water- three datghtera. Mi»* Maiy EUr iy rn May I
, t *»ii«iiiiii'r* per CAtltpotv *
o aU e-laraln a onu Unu:
p a ir ■!* D.»- It ...m p r t l l i ' 'ti,
fmir o f rig h t
wav
cpportcnlly”
.
abeth
Daniel,
Mr*.
Jean
Poplin
0 ) Kvory . a o lo citlten
an»1
defififd m ■>II
ir|i \ tdliftlw ill t nr p « R ' r d t h r t r * t . , r o m p r liiV g
lamnng thr tnp h.m.ir* m
1
®11
Mr. Morriaon Introduced K.I and Mr*. Carolyn Wilkin- . n. i Ollllt) , kblllii- t •dr iinTk inclndr I* |inr ■ f f. 110 p* H i t * , w i i h I l l i i i j TkiR"
every male aikew rwaidUg In Floi-w ilivUlnn, Oririt Tm n il
i ^ U u t than poroon* oictpted lllfg in a, aecretary of the Semin- Min. J . W. Daniel, Jr ., nf Min., • ttn ilii", •**I.r.I* ill'E' , Ifi*t it Hi IttllRt, |...|rtl. ■H>’w ing pal fill** tin* |*rh
ole County Chamber of Cotnmrrre Ingbam; four al.tera. Mr- J..i,u tnd Intin-ii it| iifti" i n , I nr I iiitmg 11- i •
f filterin g
tlir
Crntrai
whoae letter lo the pohliabrr nf W. Dodge nf Jarkannvlllr Mi
1 (puf -*|‘| tl. , . - •Ml h m >M n*ndlthui
I l.n. in i .>i>rn it rnfiipniff '<> U*
t >1 Mitjir,-*|
aod th* forty-fifth | the flentlnol-Star advocating thu Froil Morton of w —
m.
Mr iV t.r .M
r w 4*gi*fi
1 In Id
nrw
It* 1-1
f <«mn Wrwa, fi. b i \|**>n
A
In. t i ' 11 m i l l ' l l - ' 4i i lit n
i
hk(
T,ln«f
«h-|
i r it nf e hn«l
: tbo d ay of hla I rnn-tructlon of a pipeline from Jam ea Thnmaa of J * f Ik•Mil ' I
1
ih r
•m o pm(*
M tlllU y
r i t . o ti-*l
I • r•a
iig l*
y■j 4.(MM» ,
I
m Hftnfi,i *|, In M tb M'. 17
bltth oo #r beforw* f»b* 10, 1012, (Tam pii (p Ranfnnl, provided tho and M U * Rohrria D*nirl nf i *
Itlkt 4 a m #- •ill'll'* I fl ol IIHtg B u d r« •ni* • *i m (t o- ♦ t r u t h
I I ■ f'-.r# |*iltr !• will. Ill id*’
»ith dpi i ■ '! . 'itftl* I
riH» whit.* |
* M h n not ntUlaod tbo t l i t y - , , pr|ngtio*rt from which the rn m -'e r, Tcnn, and four granilrhil.lt
a o.l
»h.
44..IIIJ4H
Cnl
i*ii 1 in it k ♦
.*f * .*•J . . I . . I
>
*» *• C7fl fWlltll* Wfltt I I .It
H ilt ii« i*r-f ' .mi
f U t h atinlvoraacy oC th o day nf I m enlJ on th* 8 t. Jr.hna were J o A n n W ilkin*. W illia m !’■
. I.%
tin*
!.. I
11 g l it*l i , l id
- ....... lo t * *.f
I*•»*I \ ‘ 1*f' ni' H I *r«m1 *11.1 \ 141: h
»maind* i *■/' 1 1n
M * b irth M « r before Apr. n . launched.
M r.
n if tin a
. l a l e -i . lin . Charlea P rp lln and J W 1>..
l
-*f
trail
'1
Hltd
1h«
ft IM 1
I School
Lit- n o d
Mill
"f
t f " " j l
II
14 li t I
till
"hr fl'tfi-fcii nf
*. i
I W t . ^ la roqtdred to prooont h im - ,
ti ewilaaeo . . rwo* ^ * « >
1* 1. H I . of Illrm in g h a m
W i i uh
• L * ’ '« "
by
............
J '* ” ti
li
I'.
11!
hr
f
|*r.»t
(if
Trot
Ip
V
1
mdr
II
i
i
i
w
tl,
II
to r*fl*lr*
f.iP R
A
Ihr
h iflM lid.
'' k ' t o "
V h ii g, fHinp direct nr, «>■
VrmiifR'
IBM .
Hhit W i 11 S i i w j r r r ,
uiurdi r t h * r g i
h t n o n d s
l.t'g i >-f thr rmn|N*rrf, wilki
(tf k.iy Dtihr n vnill |r rrcp ir« tr*l j ,,,,
w i t h \ V * * h n i g i l o l l ** W i f e ,
W
t kl*. 44 a
1 ..n tirk. health ftfi.! »afet>
'o dcliirr Ifialrutlimi • lip*.
|(uh v Wftfthmg Um,
n«ft»«ttng
W J Harkei
filicAlinn ItUnlf
ami
rationing Him** •
o-hurgr *d nftftftkllt
f I «!■ •- County art***! n* rhirf
oak# ti* th. •* hift*t« in Han/tird.
■ iiumit im»r»if»
P nford loot Ita loeond mrmhrr
tHhrr judge* wrr# Frank
uni B H r rn ff < VI llnntj will l»r pidp*11 «rrm* I hit Uilh Wuhiiigtnn
of tho Pul If* Department within
ftskrtt to iiftwiilllr th r did IVi ry nf 1*n tm. t I'.uvti* Kfmltmn*tt»r. »nd
ir11.,| hi* wife drflfhd in rrllim to
two wreka when* Pharlr* Ihirm,
iihfte n ij p l ii «
ilirtiiighmrt
the
Fiiul
iiiirhrnrk,
Ml.
I
Urn
Hrmil
thr if himui* nr nr llnwhin* fflrw rn
Jr ., rvelgncd Saturday and left
I M KSnNVIl.l.K. A p r 20.
oounly
•miftlri
jjSiMrnilk Kinrkiln'a rmphnlir t v i .i Pfr thrlr t-hihlrrrt, of which
for Mnble, A la,- In fteerpt a pealTho International M inrrali ami
Rev. J H 11netI nf |h r Bern ionic I
.<> .h r “ E v e ry A m e rifltn i ihov hovi- -o v rrn l T h e y arc aald
tlon at a boat buBuing worka Chemical Corporation ha* rccelUMV^#
-1. ,*: i J
«
H igh Fcha#i| f *rult v w ill ba ra k rd
Cnfiva**" pl*Mgr cam paign today In have n iriv rd h < the » i m r tim e,
*d a cortiflcat* from tho Semi
A gmdim* from tho welding nolt County Rationing Board, al to get a * arhrtol Aifm inlstrntnr for
4A»o dfM*rilKs| hv lra iirr« of th.‘ th r wnmi n r»d»ng in h car w ith
irid
#
rrg
m
lrR
lIc
n
,
Thi*
dull#*
of
rlaaa of tho Vocational Doffna low In f th i A nn U jm tcfcM t t nrw lh|# nfrkr ftPr ln ^ Irr| ind frmln
undertaking In thi* Slat# n* nn
I ' p ’fl *ight r»f rach n th rr, tho
TraInlaw {1*bool . bora, Mr. Dunn
"m i'ft!andlnp trihut#** tn Ih r A rm
pnanm ftr ill to mobile, A . H. I
«urfkirftl person nr I and to mslir
iwn m m tm itm tla lrly o|*cnnt f lr r ,
I* afffplloo r dtfrna job
did oraoci,
|
n
l
F
n
rrr*
r
f
th
r
llnllfu
l
Btalcs
aecretary
of
th® board nerm tary rnmputRlIonji
nf rrila*
farmer pot ml man Rim Partner,
I
W ith return* from nil rminlii** W a*hingti>n ualny* a ■hatgiin ana
I ration according
ing to InaMucIton*
Sawyer a pUtal, Wftvhlfton*g f l r i l
who It a l tho Tampa Navy Yard. aiutaunoad SaU rday.
* y rt In 1m* tnhulntiMi, and Ih r ran
Other Certificate, loaned In*, rocolvnf from lb* government.
charge hit Ih r car door hy Ih®
Boards Are Ready
f o r Registration
of Men, 45 to 64
■■
j
ni*fuuiun of n prcjwmil frr
th# ciinstriiction of an oil pipe
lln# from Tampa to Banfoni for
Dm? purpcifk# of tnovinir oil frmn
T e m to EasU m itatrs via Iho
St. John* Rleor and Inland w a .,
tm,- td nnr-
K»d.--I, ,
In at lark- on ItahauL' T h r y ja*ro
rriiorti'il
boon deatrof,r d
parted In
on thr jrniund
Chongkme
rrp* rtrd
Chine*#
trof p« r re apt tired Yrrvnngyuang,,
thr !C r m c r olt r e n in , today and
in !»*• day* ••f Litlr# righting
r**lr**pi1 n lint i»h fnfrr *if a#Vrrnt th»Mi"»nd f»*nn rn* irrlrm rnl.
Am#i lean k*dnnirrf i*n*l C S
Nriiik flier* fighting v*»ih l.irntrn*nt t.rtu•r a 1 Siilwi |3'* Chm#^a
f rv* * on *tie Kati|r<*°n Mandalay
r m*>1 «pfp rcp’if lr*l gtotig "all
.j 111
tn thru ■ROftMf arid they
kirfr nl'lc
r*1fil*lt*h 3«k*'*i air
--ip .ii.fil> ni i me* a It hn * th ihrv
rtori* hani|Hro*l
l»rk of r#inf.ircrm f nt *
Results In Death
of Nepro Woman
Charles Dunn, Jr.
Resigns From Force
Library H u Books
On Defense'Work
Corporation Gets
C e r t ific a t e to
Buy New Car
W
m k— . T
Fledge Camoaign
c ' .
i ' r,n n •“ * ‘ W g ra le d
W.
City News Briefs
HJjjtyftRftft. •*
**r vloor, w h o a duly 1* to ret a* the
A n nil *tnv® o v rrfln w rfl
arvl
AHkitar I _ t l w | II. F . MeOowar. authority on n u d lo n * *,krd by
ivn itrd f*|l » t th® ha*#
of
thr
_
'•* •
I l i r a [ H, R. Cordell,
t |ITW|
lira , •
1 rogUtrant*
blnvr at Kady# Mo*r* apartm rnt
tab**| Hi
*
RoeenUy pomhaaad by tho Banford lib r a r y , a ftmabor of tho
u h ! d S C £ p A ' : w f 7 ^ r t " 7 ’ ? s s 5 w T s »i* j r . ' i t d i m . T . , t . ^ M h c > Firr
lot a t volume* o f honltt drollno
dofonto work ■ ObaoloU tlrw and tube, w the first eight week*.
and now a r t W . Moctg ornery. 4 Urao. 4 tube*,
Y, hi* tho ba*t« ration will b*
i#», eepeciallyl and T . T . Moriwtther, 1 Urt, I
.IVrwil.aeO n . r m m i l
Jont* at thoiUtbo. .
■ ion, *l»lt(d Banford Friday In
M ooaa TrainP u m e a n ta p o i H arry Strode,
■ «tnn on hi* tintpalyn tour envtrina tho otala. Mr. Matthew* I*
*
h m b ^ r O f l L O w t t ! * ‘a id ’ WoTa randldato fo r re-election to the
commtutan In Group 1,
,
Tho Banford Board of Be bool
bockV * « r i # T d w l l C, L A M. DinaOoorro Wllklnaon heo *olun- T n u lee* will m Nt at tbo Court
M 4 w , I m o .A I Volta WilUamt. S i
ternd
for
eerrico
in
Um
United
k g * OUW W. A . Talrtrk. t i W. A . Patrick,
H oum on w e d n ad ay afternoon
H tM 'Mary. Ho enllstod roeent- at !t:30 o'clock to conildor the
If at tho recruiting otatJen hi appointment o f aehool taachon
JackntnrlUa and loft Immodlafalr for th# 104S-4I Iona. AU San
h r Mew Part, R.
ford piinclploa will bo praaont at
tl.a meeting fa order to nominal*
teacher* fo r Um rarloo* oeboola
George Wilkinson
* fa In U. S, Navy
v*ftft rn u tin u ifif in all cauntl®*. I* d r iv r r .
i nd
h it
second
lor®
a,..-are.) Ih.t Floridian, intend to lhn,l(; h Sawyer*, ear. hitting hla
m .k r certain that every .okllcr, wjfp in , hr
K|w wi< u k f „
■ailor, marine and coa«t guard*, to a hoipital and
-lie-1 Sunday
men 1* fully equlpnnl for the afternoon. Waihlnglon. who wa*
grim la*k ahead of thrm .
nut hit by Sawyer, ha* admitted
In many ea*ca, volunteer ra n . hi* part in the ataying.
v a — er* reported, Flo rid a fam ll.
Thr arreaU ware made by O f.
i r - ,11.1 not pauaa to learn th* de ficar. liny Tlllia. C. H. Shaffer
tail* but p ro m p tly algnod pledge* and E. W. Cor*on.
In purchat* bond* and vtampa In
While oil the .hooting wa* oc*
amount*
which
utU]ue*llonahlr curing.
an Intoiicalrd
Brannon wa* aprrwltd
w ill requlr* them to make real named
in the rear aval of Rawyrr'a auto,
aarrlftcr*.
Such Indlcmtlona of American police added.
patrlotl*m were not conflnod to
any —
alnglo
•■ ■ a*— locality. Volnnloor
worker* In Jackooaville, M iam i,’
Tam pa, rc n u e o la, Orlando and I
other larger contera of popula
tion *ald thor corored man* en
Poultrymen In Seminole County
tire block* whore cithern alerted
wlU moot tonight for the purpaao
their plodpa unanlmoMly.
of dlacualng tad orgaolilng a awopera thro mark* tin * and purtkaa.
In # . sssaritU cn aod plan fo r tb a
Poultrymen Meeting
Will Be Held Tonight
WEATHER
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Safe Transportation
Warfe-Swell,
Ask Residents
WhoLive There
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The possibilities of Sanford and the S t Johns River
as a means of helping to relieve the oil shortage among
eastern seaboard states a n being constantly tainted out
by Ed Higgins, secretary of the 8eminoi#‘ County Chamber
of Commerce, who insists that a pipe line between Tampa
and Sanford, thence by boat down'the BC 'Johns River, is
the safest- and- most- practical means of''transportation
available. . , .
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"AH Centra^Florida U alive and start to’the war," writes
Martin Andersen., publlshct .oL Jhe Oripndo ■Sentinel, la
commenting on a letter from M r.'flTg&W "SaHToriL-ilLh
Its billion dollar waterway opportunity, wakas up to suggest
r»nc - i« ■ iwtetiUito tar bard
San Francisco Has
3-Hour Raid Alert
fhr*X* the International conflagra
tion U concerned they could o iW Urjet” off tbs Mill cat
Iks Unm Pesos.
alert which ws* relayed
"I*v* lived in W«r mwl of my ward San Joss, Santa C
lift b»t I n«r»r thought of it so Monterv), 126 mile* fra
the .asms lmpu**?» u p Draft rmndseo. at 132 A. M.
B oon!
Clerk
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“Wo'ro Jait Ilk* lb* i T f n p
Amrrtern community. We're proud
ARCADE .
Package-Store
O. D. FARRKLU Owner
baas g Iw
Milker BU
ROT RUT IN PAST
EVBMENTSi PoffstUnt tbs
wkleh ars behind and pe w
sward to the thins* that
tfore, I press <m— Philiplilt.
VOTK FOR
L. B. MANN
State Legislature
Group Two >
How would you act In ta air raid 7* Mohs courageous
ly—or perhaps more phlegmatically—than you expect. In
nil probability. The possibility of your becoming a victim
of wits Jitters requiring c m la a'mental .hospital la-ao
romoto that It la hardly worth worrying about That la
the conclusion drawn after study of hundreds of cakes from
bombed feicttsh cities aAd.vfllagea, reported by the Unlversity trf Glasgow,
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"Yoor exact conduct In ap air raid." Donald G. Cooley
wrttee la Yoor Life Magadne, "depend* upon several fac
tors, many of which are predictable and wU g in you a rea
sonably dear picture of how you will act If enofcy bonbon
begin to appear over your city.
"Your response depends upon your age. your sex, your
Income, your eocial level, your education, the frequency of
raids, ths degree to which you a n Introverted or extraverted, and other leee important factors.
"To begin with, you belong to one of two general type*:
When bombs start falling, you disco
a 8tay-Home-!n-Bed man, or a
Senator Or*ham told a gather
Shelter d tlu n . If you are the fir
you prefer ,tm ing of TOO at s Miami chamber
warmth and comfort of your pwn
fsrdteas of lh<
noise ahd danger; the second grtm
■o to any pact
Ington" sad that If we didn't got
called a shelter provided they md;
Cfrrk -Lavs*. said ■about 75
young meq V i In the armed
forte*. About half lhit number
•erred in World War 1 end on*
of them was killed In Kmnee.
Aiklf from the departure of
the roans own. the people of the
town (and almost evtrrwher*
elee In Ike .southern mountalne
for thft mettv) hive had little
direct' connection with the -defense
program. Not ee much a* a
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LEGIHLATURK'
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'*‘ ty ■'the
Senator Capptr baa hop«« #f
inducing * eogar mU) to mete
treat Louisian* to Hendry eeenty where . farmer* hare pledged
to raise 8.000 Scree of eeneTrtJt
weald the the stole three eager
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l CAMP BLANDINa, Apr. 20(Speclali — RoUitre -. at Camp
Blinding, ere helping - Uncle Sam
ear? ellklad* ef paper except-a
ewUln -typ* of pasteboard 'which
time at month all 'brer cwmp.'
permanent
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Canteen Checks Are
Issued For. Soldiers
rid of them the Ikklag we are
g e ttin g
traU^ twiniroi
STATE
ju-rers jyft.'iMG:-
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Farmer For S3 Y e a n And
Known The Need* Of
. SKMINOI.B COUNTY
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Samuel Foote, p ig celebrated English comedian, pasaesa-
ed a stinging wit which waa not eohflned to thd sti
stood a constant threat to any man who sought to
bis character or his art.
One day, while traveling In the y egt of KngUnt
Tiltied at h'Wfll-JthoWn Thn. When he had finish
landlord inquired how he had enjoyed his dinner.
Ik
actor, ‘ T have dined better than a
"Except the Mayor," corrected tho landlord. ■ "TO except nobody,'1 said Foote.
'You m uiti" cried the bn
’I won’t 1" Insisted
the actor.
The landlord, who was a
tolled officer, took
Foote before the Mayor, who ____ _________________ _____
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Boy'* Stota, a youth organliai
ilea to build clilxenahlp and spon•end by Urn Amevteaa Legion
and ether drttf bodies, will meet
in TaJlshaeeea from June 20 to
17. The 117 rooms af Uto wornsal* college dormitories have been
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Jack mot Die, N| Miami, T#l Sari
•sot*, i n Orteade, I d .. David
Gatohel, of Sanford, 1* lie pry*I*
steals
esmt politic*!, social
Mayor, and said, "i
think that tbs landlord la the
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w ealth ie th e O aitod StaMet they
p e r r s e t o f a ll m l estate, U p e r n
M il 6 5 portent wt all
• 0 p e rc ra t s f a l l . li f e - l a i u r a e c a
the person
lift World r*
• collective holdlagt saceed
ML Women (peed more then
ef all xseuey spent for cou|V A
I0 ;00—Matesl . •
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10:05—Mask Rows
jS.ie-Over tbs Beck Tam
lO ill—laiermeu* for Btdi
10t W . atepmeibev .
lOitk—Wemaa ef Coma*
11:00—Mery Lee Taylor
11.15-At Home wlik Rally Mar-
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A ctivities
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MRS. LOURINE DEAL, Boekly M tU f
Social Calendar
The 11. r . Club of 0 . E . S . will
m eal a t the hone of lir e J . 0 .
llt t f l on 8outh Sanford Aeenu* at
1.-00 P. M. with Mr*. L. H . Tyr*
a* co-ho*tca*.
Th> * m .n r .n Legion Auxiliary
have
Take It Or Leave It
Sldnrjr Vihlen, Jr., hi*
been
quite III for thr pact wrek a* the
borne of hie parrots an
West
Third Street
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Friendi of air*. Krancea Rawion will re ire t to trim of her
Mine** at her la...ic on
Weal
Twtntielh Street.
Mr. and Mr*. Charlec Swinney
left thia morning lor We*t P ilm
Beach where they expect to be
gone for a week.
Mr*. Clyde Ramcey ha* re
lumed from Hi, Ijiuic. Mu, where
tb r war rolled I realise nf
the
eeriouc itluecc *n,t .l.-wtlc o f her
.athe.
Mrs
J.
A
St range end
Phone *T 3
Mr*.
J . A. Cunningham left t 111 * innr a
Ing for I'alatka to ullro.l the fu
neral of their eouiln,
Paul
Strange.
Aviation Cadet ,11. J llin arik
of tho Jacksonville .Naval A ir
Baer, ipenl tl e weekend a* the
g u n t of hi* parrntc, Mr. and
Mr*. M Mlnarik.
itr I’csliviit at Soutlisidc Sclmol
I'riihiv, A|iril 21
I'l.AV IN AUDITORIUM
ittali « f Smtfrtnl* linrlmi
i.im It'fl t ltlh« Si lt» l*tll
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Mrs. Htmih wii*
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ADMISSION l<W-2Sr
Mrs. II. A. Morelnml, »rwl Mr*.
A. M. Gonlnfirr cntrrUlnrd Rl
lhf Haitiv of Mm. Morrlind on
Palmetto Avenue on ^ur*<lfty nro-
ninn for mrmHrfa • f the A u rU n
M in Helene Tamm left yes- (Tii«« o f the First lisp tu l Church.
tcmiiy for Wmyeros*, (is, in visit
Mrs
W. A
Duffle* prrslilnl
with her brother-lti>Inw mu! sis. nVrr |hr huDnn** ■■rssbin nfiil Mrs.
t*rf Mr ami Mr*. Koliert Wash
H. W linckrr rohtli cl til lint* tUr*
burn
vnlionnl
llonlinr lnt«tnr«* writ
f noil Mr* J H Pol.
Chris J Hururcl, who is
clruifh's tiftnir wn* ■»«»•nunrcvl I4S.
tioned st Farris Island. S C
heinr on the roll if honor for thf*
the guest of hi* mother.
month of Marrh
Anna Itucmrel. on lira r<!a11
Durififf the *nciil per hm1
enue, for « ! -*li»> furlough
her of jVRutt i were eniM
Mr* If A Williams wl
prire
The hostesses ['
the rliss with • ilefrnse i
jjd towurti the purrhRse ol
tn«1 Mr* R II Pippin t
rml #tim p* t« Apply on *
The ho*te»*r» »erv«M|
mrnt* to thr following: S
Mr*. Strobrl
wr»
gt*du*l«d
a
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MMS. H ut
MVSN
| V. G. 1ta sty. Mrs. M N
Isnd. Mr a J t . Jack,it
Mr. And Mrs- M. K. Pattaraon W l #. Vance. Mr« It 1* Heard.
I lllmn Thniuh •
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had m their weeksnd guests their Mr«, Pippin, Mrs A J Peterson, T rmhw
aon-In-law and daughter. Mr. and Shirley Morelanii and |larhai,i! Ia»ci|I* < omi|.Pm II 1 uml
i Mr. II M l-itlr. M.
Mrs. Raymond Hines of 8l. A u Ilcckrr
gustine, and mother daughter.
MDs Betty Patterson of Tampa
Mr*. Pant E, Weidtncr of
Jackaonvlll* wax the guru yr>terday at bar parent*. >tr. mvl
M r*. J . J . Du ran and attended the
M- Oordnier wedding of her alatar, M lu Irl*
Sebroa, to Eaalgn John C. Btro-
Ohnr s i their h0SM on Palmetto
Ajmmo on Saturday sigh t at . Mlaa Lucy Roumillat, • linden
prssWsd o m th# brUS bwalnsss
llllio ft,
A routine ku.lneaa dlaeuaalon
J«*»#d gnd » U tter wa* read
n ^ s th* national M cretary of tha
organitatioo. Gam** were enlov
ed and print awarded b> Mlaa
U.
Air Ilaar yesterday •fttmonn.
Post Offlce Clerks
And Auxlliai^ Meet
«P<| Mrt.
Rod Cross Notes
W irt, Mr*, (irrtm d r Gilbert. T#»l cloiifh. Mrs Cagle. Mrs
Rung* and LrR oy Gilbert fo rm -• Anderson. Mrs H. C Miv
rd a party going on tht inapcc- \ Tcmrl David. Mri Williat
Don lour ol ln « Orbrnlo Arm y • Ihicsrr, Mrt. W. C Rumb
Mm. Guy D. Wood, J r , fpvnt
tho weekend' In Orlando a* the
ru **t o f Miaa Em il* Aktrman.
8f*i al*o vtflted with ner hufbond
who ta rtoow iin g In th* Orange
Central Hoapltal front an opera
tion. W
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The M il*-* Peggy Pippin, K it
ty CMham, Mildred Turner. Nancy
w llltim *. M arjo m and Ruby Uni
Andvrton attended th*
Baptltt
C trl* A a iflla ry houaeparty which
wa# btld at Station Lnlvtrvlty in
ruLand ever th* weektml.
By appotatomtit anty, Mtfea
lilted l*low
Iris Sebree Bride
Of Ensign Strobe)
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.^Odool* High School, later
ittaadlng U u . r y ’* Bu>lncia ColIcga In Jack aonvillc. For acw ral
montha ah* wa* employed fn that
flly with the All State
Pipe
Supply Compiny. before going to
oaraioie where sue attended the
V
PuUlratiuns
t.jadred ar.J : . ‘ ty tens of
aii" ccllr;t« J and il lmi tit-fp til .indins.
U.S. Television
Slut ions Have
Gone To War
ment fn r the leccnd of a sched
uled monthly service to a I Lot of
Ilira Hr* selected by thr Amerir*n Library Auoclatkui, areordInf to information received from
the local library. Fhampt)l*l* may
The Her.
end
Ur*. M
b* obtained hy rontketlng^lh* lo
Bram of Txmpa art visiting
cal library.
friend* In Sanford.
"C h ild m r B ear th* Prom lie of
In a evrvmoAy charrrterliad by
Ur*. A. K . Roxieller ha* re a Better World—H are They tha
Protection
nf Proper F ood !",
flu let ilmptieity, Mix* tria Andera turned from Miami where »h*
sebree became the bride of En- • pent • week with relative*.
■ ifn John C ailm er Strobe). U. S.
Nm. P , of Uayaide, N. Y * a * 6
W kion vlll*. at 3 : 3U o tlo c k 'y e a -
ja«hc». worn with black .lid whit*
IK tH C rk i. and a c o n ig *
of
tw cvlhcau ro.ra.
M‘S » ^ <S J 2 2 dy
Bulletins May Be
Obtained At library
hem* of t i n . Claude Herndon
CCS Magnolia Avenue at 3:00 P.
beginning a t 10:00 A .U .
The
meeting will h u t until 2:0 0 P.U.
with a covered dlah luncheon be
ing aerred a t the noon hour.
•the If. D. C „ under t ig direc
tion o f Mrt. F . E. Roumillat will
a have charge o f the lew log *e»” »|pn for the Red Croa* fn the
Woman1* Club in the morning.
The Women’* Auxiliary of th*
Epixeopal Church will direct the
' hilem fon tew ing ieuion fo r the
Red Cro*» In tho Woman's Club,
• *pon*nfbt! by Mr*. F. A. Hyton.
tV ElIN R U lA Y
The Civic Itcpartmcnt of tbr
W om an'r Club will have a rov.
erect di>h luncheon at 12:30 P.M.
with Mr*. II. J . l-rliaian a* ipon• *or. Hottm»e* will be Mr*. 11.
C. Hoot* on.I Mr*, Glenn E. Mr
Kay.
Memli'm nf the Junto? Choir
i t li e Pint IIn|itiwl t'lmrrh *re
requests-l to meet In the rhurrii
^ preceding Prayer meeting at 7:30
S P. M. for tehcanui*.
Mr*. (J. A, S|>ecr, Jr ., raplain nf H e Motor Carp* for the
Remlnol* County Defence Counrlt, will atart a mechanln el**x
at the WcUii * Tire Shop on Seem nrvl fitrret and park Avenue at
w 10:00 A. M.
TH URSD AY
The Phllnlbra Clac* of tie
Presbyterian Churcn will tncct at
the home of Mr*. W. 8. ItrumJey
on Celery Avrnue at 8:00 P M
V w ill Mr*. W. II. Rsch *c cohoateea. Each member i* a ik e l
In come pfepareti te tew.
The Towncend Clyb willmeet In
the Court Hcu*e at 8 00 P. M.
Th* W. M. U of the F tn t
• BaptUt Churel, untter the dire-,
llan of Mia. A. J . Peterson, will
That it Hv#Ihfilf you
Kav* la Itof* for yog during the
W I n dy Wart vltM of
I'AC.R THREE
T elfphoM 148 been assembled by th* govern
9
tmooHt th* way I * sow m a t y fa r
you . . . to qivo yog Hw IM *f
Hittarinq m ale-op yog ever had!
F L O R ID A
■t Florida BUU Collet* for VVo
men, (sent
tha
weekend
it
GsInaevlBa where alia attendee
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tho Spring Frolic*.
Bh*____
Vll _I
B. A. E. Houm and'
with Far brother and tUt*r-~ln
law, Mr. and Mr*. P. E. Roumll
laL
Mr*. Ooorgo A. Maffett and Fiwd“ • orirk Roaaetler attended tha
~ Junior Oaa* play of th* PeLan.1
A; High School on Friday eight
r*t which wa* dime tad by Mlaa Nancy
Rooamtor, a aenlor of Butaon
Unlvemtty.
Dirt Gardeners Meet »o" . r!v l . V T s
With Mrs. H e e r e n . s w i-- m - »»..«.• i
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*»y, Mr- I m.« l.a-hrr.
Th* ApHI moating nf the Hirl I A. King Mi- It—. Mii.lv .1
Girdenvr’o <R «U of th . Ranf»»l J- I* ll»lt*----- Mr. J M
(i«nl*n Club mvt FHd*y mom in* . Mra. J . tt II-ill Mi- l i i ■ t tho homo o f Mr*. II. II, llrer- ner, Mrl . . . i r R um . II,
*n on Pnlmotlo Avenue.
: Jack Firm . Mi. c A Am
Mr*. B . II. MeCaalln, brauufi Mr*, < ir .fi ............
Mr.
cation chairman, reported th*i ona Urag.- M i. <. <:
aialraa tnd Other plant* wrr* l«- Mr*. A I Bntuo-au, Mr.
Ing arm ngvd In *vveral n*rln *ml Colbort. 'I ■ • M .ngarrl <
Mr*. H arry lto*r*n told of >i> Mta- H. K.
garden* »h* had plantnl fnr fin is h ’
Cartlflt ni ■ - ' " ' f '"a n
(•or* *nd friend*. u*lng n l*ri- l<* in*trin '■ " t rll.,».
from h*r own garden
Nlnetv
Mr. !<■ • Mum Mi* \\
on* plant* w *rr *trh*ngr.l durino Wrtghi 'I
< > l.ailr.
th* month.
I '™ " 1*
"• - A K
Mf». M. C. Bwingl* di»trltmtr.l **ttn . M
If- <• > » n -.*ll
th* March Horticulture N*w* Irt J . E- H
Mi- tiladya
Ur. Mr*. J , II. Colclough gave Mr*- J “ ' Mn*. Mr* J. M.
a w ry Intonating and ln*tra<-li<rl ord. Mj* C h C«rtrr, M
U lk on "Soeve** With Poltml M. A p p M m Mr*
J L. II
PlanU."
A t U>* eloa* of th.- Mr*. I> I Tr.ir ti - MU*n
mfeting the member* axchang.-l rnlne V ail-., ur*
Mvr* V.
potted plant*.
Cglh*rinr Tnkarti I'li>lli. ;
t([i Yetta Weishrod relsbralei bet
ll>7th birthday by blowing out ran
lift on her birthday rake at tht
Roma of the Daughters of Jacob i«
the tlroni. New York. Tha party
a at sttended by hsr 6 children,
If arnjphildren. and 20 1 1 e• t-grand
children,
# [ »i cption*IU v lit *nti tiunuu jlily pi*i.li‘ jl
itial i Fortune t n ew C oofatort
Hunciredl ol
i-f»ll h o ld a llow . onl f id h *ir * F
rtn
l U m ltln n
W ith
[)r»»rrt
Court*
Din.— r l prvtng
>1111>'t1 Dp ihI F t tit
Ih'ili’fll SaIruon
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V irtVaapr-rt
) Spmnch
F.g g
l)i*«il
S t l '. r * "
l «r r..t
i i i i i o jl . l r m *-"f -.-,t Aflh c .rr v
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Vtrp
Umt \ttU,
I ry * fvlrk t if ft r hot dv .t
I* J
K. L. Perkins
a1. r»« «l W hite Drruil
Lbuintrli Cunsetvr
SrtUfl D rsierl
Cm rkprs
Coffrt
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Mr*. ’
fl. BMppy, chairman, Mr*. Amin
Carraway, Mr*. J. B. Uahr
Mr*. 11reran, Mr*. McCailln,
8 . C. Dtrkaraon, Mr*. R.
praeht, Mr*. Oeo. A. Bneer,
Mm. E. B. McCall. Mm. John II.
gin*. Mm. Rwlngla, Mm. R. 1
Warn, Mm. It. M. Wataon,
W.,VJ
LAST TIMES
IODAY
in th* leufK-rist
Clarine Belcher To
Speak Qn CloUiinpr
TUESDAY—BARGAIN DAY
. -Mlaa C la ris * t Belcher, Florida
citcrulon 8 portal lit In Clothing
and Teatllao, will damonalmlr
and dlactta* "Clothing Change*
fo r W ar D oya* at thg Woman'*
Club oo Toeaday from 10:tw
oVlock tn 'lh g o w n in g until 1:0 )
o'clotfc I n ' tha afUrtxxm . A cov
Intarvatad ered dlah lunelaon w ill ho aerrc-l
fundIn for a t th* n am boor.
*
t - 1 t..n>|Hxin talt
1 1 te«»p.^ri panriLn
1-0 ti-i*«p«on rclery .all
1 2 tra.ponn minrrd n*r*lry
I lahlr-pfion lemon Juice
I liealrn *gg or ! yolki
1 hard-cockml rg g minced •
Melt I.filler, add flour. Iilrnd
ami pour In milk. Cook .lowly,
•lirrin g constantly until thick and
Tha Conaumem Interval Com
creamy. Add rv*t of Ingredicnti,
millao o f , Bemlnot* County I)c
rook a minute.
fanao C lo u d U working m roHaled-Deaurt
fi .lire* lettuce
B tatde*poena French dretiing
1-2 cup whit* cream cheese
2 tableapoona Jelly, or Jam
SHIP IB FIRED AGAIN
Chill and eroea cut lettuce In
Hprinkl* with
NEW YORK. Apr. 10, (JP)- I ..1-inch ■ ticca.
Th* llnx-rlddcn former Frtnch dresting, t(tread with chcea* and
liner ■Normandl* lay on her *ld» jelly blaruUd.
at a. Hudton river pier Sunday
t vtrilai c f a third fir* In aa many •ObrttoC anagka are prepared by
month*, occurring only thro* day* mixing equal portkni of choppe.1
tfUrfa' lanrraaalngaf lNbridmU. Mltad pvanola. - rip* cllroa and
too had lalwlcd th* great ahlp a m am chaea*. Sard* on broad or
moMOMnl to comlooonto*.
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SAtUTf TO fUNf
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MONDAY, APKIL f t , 1 * 0 .
TUB BANFORD H KHALI), BANFORD, FLORIDA
Policy Of
Cliff Melton
Gives Braves
Second Defeat
ALBX H. JOHNSON
VICHY,
Final anprtjral f
K‘ ment lloat Bolt
rrcotvod fron
This class will da I
(traction o f . small
from blue print*, :
Tbo Instructor for
Get* Club Off
Terrific gfert
lailieae>T1ie~ Brava* -their pronied
four relief pllcbora Into service,
and tha C.lfnts worn held under
control until tbo fifth, wheel Mite
aealn connected for a two-bigger
during a lwo-run rally against
George Diehl, who waa relieves]
tore A Bar
Apr.
» 0r <*b-TW
r m K k popular > * r t y announced
today an attainpt waa mad* laat
night to assassinate Jacques Dorlot. collaboration tat loader, during
a apeak toe engagement In ■ B rit
tany tkoaUr. The statement said
tht bomb-thrtwer waa not Mentitled aad dec la rod no oaa was
Injured, the Not h ^ ajJp rtto|T In
trend. TM a'cfita na, been made
po*tlt.« by the patriotic elvlcnea*
of Mr. E. V. Price and tbo City
Of Camp Blandtng’e
government.
pyramidal Unto.. M *
_eSeveral lan e piece* o f . route- y.I3t hade been, repair
totoK (hat had to “bo on *Xan9T t«
t r a d tbo c l | M * could Bar be
boigHk i f R h tlm o . Mr. Price
Twacd just the piece, needed snd
after. b«bw approerhe,! by Mr.
Wataon. chairman of the Advleory
Committee, he agreed to an orrdngrmrnt whereby ihla equip
ment become. avallaUo for Use.
Those trainee., who have been so
anxlAs to have a boat building
class etirt must thank Mr. Trice,
Mr. Wataon and lha City. The
clau will atari on Moy 4, at the
City Garage, Sixth Street
and
French Avenue. The time will
In tbo first Inning aialn al the
veteran Jim Tobin t y clubbing
Mm frr lour
hits.
Including
siupblrs by Jahnny Ml>» a rv U le r « iT*D *nniiir, lor Uielr'fTret IH oe
Package .
Turtey Is Double-Barreled Gun
In Vital Balance In Middle East
Defense Shop News
A jovial moment from the Hal Roach - f u fe*tarot
Million.'* featuring WlllUm Tracy, and Elya* Knox f j
aa part of a popular Bargain Day-DoubU
Prograia
ager Casey Stengel predicted this Jomorrow, only.
^ '
style of Spring drill would get
thftn aft te a fast atari. And.
considering the fact that, Da clut
practically waa Ohlveraally picked
for the seventh apot te tha Na
tional League, their atari to date
not only las been fast but (Imply
terrific. Ttraugh Sunday, the
Trjfco ha* won four and lo*|
MARKET
y r r r tv n
it.
•Her 1 TpM**ar*ee.
Baa Ih lk . na lt»r
os, balk, ua.aa.taa*
ll. it. u s
ORLANDO, Apr. 80-(8pccial>
—A lk jp rm e r*
In
Seminole,
OrangT, Lake and Osceola Coun
tie* ir* .rrquetted lo attend the
joint meeting totght at 7:30
o'clock at tha Chamber of Commere* Building it Orlando
at
whkh a county unit of tha Flo
rida Farm Bureau Federation will
bo orginlied, according to;(7hmrlra
Fawcett, temporary secretary of
the Florldr Federation of Farm
Bureau*.
“ ft l* eaplcally Important that
all firming InterMU-cUnu, llve»tock.‘ ngetable, poultry, dairy,
fernery and other*— L* present
In order that all miy have repre
sen 1st Ion Ih the county group,"
Mr. raweett aald. ,R. W. Blickbum. executive secretary of the
American Karra Bureau Federa
tion, R. G. Arnold, Southern re
lion director of organisation, and
Georg* I. Fullerton, president of
the Florida division, will-he pre
sent.
,
,
Roosevelt ,May
Anti-inflation
Middle F.fst It
V 0 0 , 3r* * r» ^ o r *
JJ ® *
Aaayrlan Era- rolled tbnlgun.
Z T " I * 1, " 1 «M poll lHa tri,
\ KNOW—
— EMERICK
HARDWARE CO
208 E. ! h( fil.
b e fo re
C h riit. arvf I n q -—t o d
ante, to Arrta and the Soljuka.
Western Europe became
In
teracted i» a result of the uaeucCraaade. te fraa the Holy
t « d from lb. Infidels. After
ward* Genghis Khan and hie
Mon|»i horikf a m t vtitwird
from China ami IndU. Hit tons
carried on. giving way to the
Ottoasa Empire which flourished
(from the 16th century until it
broke up duriktg the World War.
Through tha ceoturira the warH-W i«fapir** fought to own lha
Middle Eaat land bridge brlwton
■uropo and AiU. On whichever
continent they grew, they had to
control the bride. In order to ex
pend to the other continent rod
Dcvoc Paint
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c a t :
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m ug
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of
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a k i (hr
form
of
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of
holdlflf
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Ranfnrrl A rt. ' Ph, 9 H 2
mtiWASH
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Don't throw away th* money you
have Invested te yupr footwear
when your shore can bo mad*
Ilk* new again.
•
Complete Shoe Service
Invisible Half Sole*
CITY SHOE SHOP
•
Leaguer’s Career Here in 1936
Sporta Editor.
Wide World Feature*
The kid In the dusty blue over
alls walked lato camp end aaid
he was a pitcher.
That waa six rear* ago at San
ford. wbera Clyde Milan wye eondlUonlng th* Chattanooga South
ern association baseball dab. Ml
W tan whoM clilb was m ociiU d
with th* Washteiten Sens tors,
took a glance at Ik* country-look
ing, etockity -built 16-year-oid.
whoa* appearance wasn't helped
by hie hitch hike from Alabaum,
Kentucky Derby.
Is Considered
Wide-Onen Race
pi.m inii
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P A U L
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VyPl 1 ' f Wf C3CHTA |
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le-ta*
t»bhad as on*
WMt* Cates
Tried At Court
W K i g W * »^UT
Construction of
, Oil Pipe
Djscuirsed By Club
nr
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PHONE
9149
. Crstsa ard. •horUr wfth n f.reside radio adLoss U-**. dr*** on thr subject, which li In
deal with tha "cost o£ living dur
ing tha war", and tuck facten os
wyg**,. taxa#^' profit* and; MVInn. i;-.'
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net »eiu III IH*
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1
BT. LOW Ih Apr, *0, 0P | kartey Kucha, tamed tha ramtat fit Louie Broaraa Sunday
tha eecood game of a double“ ‘
thorn only foor
tingle* aa tha I troll Tlgefa won.
lt o p .
.
The Brown*
yponor, I to ..
IC ssllsss* t n a Page Oee»
nlnth-Innlng homo
that the pipeline Idea was tlUl
In Its Infancy but that ha hoped
something would coma of H.
II* nten credited Prod T. WIIIIam* with originating Ihl Maa’M i
revealed that Mr. wnilams had
wevloutly written to the Tampa
Tribune (Uggeetlng that eurh a
pipeline b# constructed. Mr. Illgglna Mid that he ha* written othto newt paper* aa vr*U M vmrioUt
ell companle* to get their reac
tion to tha proposal.
’ .
Mr. Williams Mid that the SL
Johns River, with Sanford a* th*
eastern terminus of th* pipeline^
effrred a bolter route for trans
portation than tha Baal Coast
Cqnal borauae, though both ar*
maintained at th* asm* depth of
tight fact, tha SL John* through-
e l l B ||>|p
flyao*
hatrrnaa
»*. p#
I II I* I I K I I V I h .N i *l a r h o f tha
f'lr ru ll l o u r !
and ila rh
of
lh a
| l n * r d o f I ' n u n l ) i ‘ • •n i m la a l n n a t a o f
lh a
1‘ o u n t i
of
H m m l n o la
in<>rl4a
h a ia l-»
• * r •If * t h a t
tha
fora flola f
Itaaeslut l«*n a « e
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ll oa ie t
ai
t .
rap«Jat
Mi aaM na ..f m l
It-uei.l . . M T u o d o f
!W » d
ching or defensive
he up to ihla group
USE OF SAND lo control magoaerum Incandiafj
; with the upcoming ominended te th* Office of Civilian short subject,
i where the Brave*
Fir* Bomb," which will be shown Wednesday and 1
Rita, here. Other fir* bomb control method* ai
lha film.
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Hr iii i iii , Ia I ' o u i t l t . r i o r l i l d .
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w h o
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F IV E
LJEGAL NOTICES
ih^W
i?ISa k
^ ! for tbo 0 reeks ,Un
and
s7ri*rI
*Ha H»d.
bridf*
beyond
Turkey
PEOPLE WHO
• Metals
Fanners Will Meet
Tonight In Orlando
tty .
i t '. -
• Scrap Iron
Nobody ripecta Ihe nravea tr
hold their preaent position. AI
least, nobody that wa know, or al
least, If someone we know dote
expect the outfit to uphold their
present pace, thev are keeping It
a secret. Rtenrvl la shotting for
sixth pit?*. And believe It or
not * climb from aavanth to sixth
Is considered quit* a valuable
rise, especially wten a club has
been near the cellar for so long
a period ai lha Braves.
With plenty of breaks, club of
ficials barely can envision a slump
to fifth.' The team's finish this
year depend* on two outstanding
groups, tire* young and very
promising rookla* and a quartet
Constance Bennett, with Bruce Cabot aad Werreu WUlteas,
of old tlmerx, that ar* danger
ously near the "flM-bwn" stag*. Warner Bras, saga of th* West, “ WiM BQ1 Hlekok Rldq*-. wtll
Tommy Holme* from Newark seen tomorrow, only at the Rita, a* part of the popelar Bargain I
and Nanny Pernandw from San
Francisco are tha young player*, show.
who. already In the youthful »**•
son, Lave been of Invaluable ss■letanre te the winning epuri of
Ike team. llolAtea te considered a
(Inch, needing lust a Utile tlmo
and exptrienca before being float
ed ae a regular big leaguer. Fernandei, according to >11 reports
which ho La* profoundly backed
up ha* glaring d«f#ntlv* weaknets**. But with Boston badly
In n«*d of pewer at the pUte,
Portland** I* conaiddyed In. An-
and a c t
TW Middle I
te fe balance
Saif are depoad,
bay doe*, i l t o i
a terrific barn
United Natkma
U rr. economic
port
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Bh* lie. aero
^ u 2 2 L £ 2
WE BUY
boat building.
■ fF A U t. J- C FRIED LANDER
I
WS|UT
. . " 5 Ifcrka holy . land of th*
JW J*
° f Chriatianlty, Judaism aad Mobaoa—!• one* egato armed
to th* tooth
#1
“ *?■ - Burboak— awd
Hesters from' Buffalo w hy oror
**-
PAOK
so wc arc advtacfU
Wrr Admiral.
In rerent rear* the record *f
these
throughbred• had heeo so
kfeet-lo aad 11
ouUUndtne that most owner*
• spool moat of kV
were reluctant to pitch In f&OO
totte. N. C Ha
tuning money Just to see their
dowa there a vet
color* la a Derby field.
opposition couUr
. Thre* month* age. Mrs
Al
8ah*ths *100
bargain bora*,
which wen *110,400 as a tworear-eld. waa thought to have U>*
■ » J »a f o r ,this •>*( piece dub, Dariy all sewed up. Aay ether
boraea
that tren* to the poet D*r
Hf had a string of ammo straight
tftumpfeft.
Washington brought hha ap late
W H A T /-N O C W E ? L~
OOteV-TRlL ME T H E T IS
ETAIZrVJG TO I?ATI ON
-Tu r n - ----- 1 love ’ r
iri\'Asckhv.
N IG H T, C L ,-
HES OOK.:
Ffind n :s
.
TUATS TEN BaVrffJENDS
IVC GIVEN UP TO THE r
SELNfCE
LOUOMr fO |
OE r A NtSDAL 0 2 i — 1
juririhi2 is i/i'
'-•M yvEojUU '
•EC-1 A PAj.Tr
r s .i r t H J . u
-\>i rvir<o< *
rvjiN(3
week were Imtraeted .to
Dr. William K. Van I
Tallahassee for district |
vulture at tedayU tuna
eluded Rev. Martin Bnus
5GE eJU
lATE/2
i\ e u pi run
tenhs
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Kditorial Staff
Journalism Class Hears Report On iPan-American Club Kiwitnis Club
Chicago Tribune By Herman MiddLefattL Prcaent^^Program Meets With Its
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Ttr M A R Jo k lK JO K E S end
Junior Croup
(Editors
Note; This report yjt crack nsw* r i in r n n in who
M ARY R A BU N
lv«n by llerm in Middleton dur- are rn duty at oil boon of the
Th« Pan-American Chib, under
ng lh« Journalism C lan proves day or night to meet any emer- 1 the direction of Mlsa Lillian Ouno 1* so Interesting that n r have gtnry that may i rise. Each year lap, presented a eery Interesting
tad It written.— K. M.)
mnr* than a00.000 pbotognphs, I and educational program April
— ------taken by these rnmrramt n. are | 14, in order that a better underThe story of the world’s g ire l- u— l In the Tribune. The rip e r 1 standing might bo created of the
•it npwinrper, T H E CHICAGO also nbtaim oklurra
from* the j
rTpublics which make up the
fel?. , 1? .
b“ V'V - * a U ted l‘ r « *
-W lreph olo", r ari.American Union.
Tn.
,
Suaan Klrtley introduced the
i»hcd by the Tribune (.itup»ny,| ! fired is vlt: lly Importantl A ' „ , i . _ u „ Moushtan. who n v e
n<| which anrrne receive* follow- photographic pi te can be dr- “ i, i , f 't « l v oil “ The Pcoole Who
■nr a trip «hr»u«h gigantic Tri- vsloppt f„
.u r or five minutes, , j
lhr p^nnlan Mountains."
bunt S e l l , la snMtibee ivvehly hr the
Inele It nh - 1
tiny l<> ms’ liutv " S l l d i y " w a s tlninp
f rn n lim ii-il tu ki-cp
lull vv it It h i. i i 'l i v i t y in Iut-n-l II tm lil I Iti.t I Ids'din- m
cut In u lliil Ih n l I ih s iilis i In tv rile hint it I c t t i r
Wt t It in
fe w ilav s a f t e r I m uili-d m y Irlli-t . llti- r«-|<ly M-n-ivisI tvti.
n lirit-f Inti ltti|trcaalvi- I d l e r .
T ln il's Im w il all k ln r ln i
mul wli.-ii 1 Icn rn rtl th a t H uslun 's N a lim ta l Id-atriic t i i t r j
wntt jcaitiK lo tr a in In S n n fn n l. | ih rillm l w ith tl*-li«lii tlm l
I m ish t tret In «* c Ih c | p t s «i i » I hail lict'tt w rilittR .
An
m ost |Hsiph' tin, I ht'ifan f irm in g c o i n ItiitiiniH in m y m iinl —
how "iS ih h y " w o iilil look am i w hat ly|«> o f iH Truinalllv he
would h ave . I won (In fin ite ly nnre he w ould itosurttn n jtlenaInn p c rstiiiu lity — e v id e n t In h 's re m a rk s ilu rln tf Ih e em irs
o f ou r fiv e m o n th s cn rrcnpniiilcnee
T in a lly , M ar 10 , Ih e <lny a f l e r he a r r iv e d in S a n fo r d ,
] w as to see " S l l d i y "
W e hud m ade an a p p o in tm en t ivet
the teleph on e. Mis p le a sn iil, frie n illy vo i.'c lifte d m y hop.**
f o r n InstinR fr ie n d sh ip .
I'r io r In th is m e e tin g , I had rem ark ed to som e o f niy close frie n d s h e re alm nt him an d
about m y e a g e r n e s s to m eet him
T h e s e frie n d s alm ost
neared m e out o f w a n tin g to se<- him hy re m in d in g me th at
pom e b ase b all p la y e r s Were ra th e r Mild e lm rn rte r* . H o w
e v e r , I wan d e te rm in e d to w e ''S ililiy
I w a s au rc th at he
would he all r ig h t, hut I licsP tried lo huild m y ho{>ep loo
h ig h fo r fe a r o f disu p|ioin tn ien (.
T h a t n ig h t, w h ile I
a w a ite d h im in th e M a y fa ir lob by, new nr o r e s ra n up an d
dow n m y m in d — w h a t if he w e re as m y fr ie n d s had [stinted
Old. J u s t then I h e a rd som eone s a y , " K d d lo ." I looked uj^
T hnro ntruHl " S i llb y " fsisll, a d a rk , p leajuuit-Iw tkin g y o u n g
m an.
T h e re stood " S l l i b y " S i s l i with h is hand e a U n d e d
fo r th e a f f ir m in g o f o u r frie n d sh ip . I l l s firm c la s p w ith
n iy hand a m u re d m e th a t ha w a s ‘ ‘ O K ." .
>
A a th e e v e n in g ro lled alo n g , w e ta lk e d n lxiu t th in g s
not o n ly co n ce rn in g h is c a r e e r in b ase b all b u t also, m u ch
to m y amusement, ab o u t m y in te re s t* in lifu . W ith th e coi>d lix ln n o f o u r f i r s t v is it, I w e n t a w a y d e fin ite ly convinced
J h a t "SIHHY" HISTI w a s one o f the g r a n d e a l, m ost friendly
p e rso n s I h ad e v e r met o r could hope to e v e r m eet.
A f t e r th is fir s t v is it , I could h a rd ly w a it to see h im
a g a in .— and you could im a g in e how th rille d I w a s w hen ho
naked m e, "M o w nlm ut g o in g o u t to d in n e r som e n lg h tT "
W o a lso hat! a n u m b e r o f o th e r v la ita — e a c h one s o lld f y ln g
Entertainment Is
Desired On Di
TV. third Joint luncheon meet
ing of the Raaford Kiw sols Club
and Its Junior orn n lsalio n , (ho
Key Club, w as held la the gym
at Seminole High School Mar.
I t after which a Pan-American
program w as presented from aa
improvised platform on the Im- a-dale hcsiaeoaT
With summer
menu- stage by tha Pan-Acoeri- oa Its way, there's I - ‘ g to be
can Club.
1 a lot s f (lane an our hands and
Under I he direction of Spanish nothing to do with . It. uoirrs
instructor M iss UIlian L D m - you're m m c f those frw-and for~ r b . Ts " . r - S n a R r . 1.1:
s
k
a n u s
> ■ " • * !■ «
lished on June 10. 1RI 7, and con-I dash. A picture Iskrw In ( hlearn • P Jn"*!. „
r e . m l l " Iteiiv lop, the. p n g ra m opened with the between peep fa who cma get their
singing of “ El Rancho Grande" car (with tires) and ran all over
.M e d of 100 copies which were can be mi li.hed In the TRHIUNK
K1. |“ “ fbo '*«*« *•
pulled on a Kami nrr«* bv one]and delieered tu ibiwninwo new.- hlng. aolalst, song,, I Don't wranl by Ihc entire rluh. Ann Stine the country side looking fo r someof the editors. In the TH IM IN E land in less than rn hour.
To Marry . In both English and then read her e s sa y “ Whst In- thing to do. When wo were prilour geueration, of
(hicsgnn.
Whrn , hf
,,
___ .
. . , . 1 trr-American Cc-opermtian Mean, mary school ago, they gave os
h a.c fro.: toe news1 of four major puUfah. it i. .m l t . the comprs- .. .A f
J to Uy C ountry" which she will swings and slidrs (a play around
Am rrkan wars, and it i. in thi» Jnr roora wlw„ |, |a , r\ by one - 1
***"
. rn lrr in a state and national on, but new that we're in seuioc
neper that they have Men i-v.-ry pf lh|> B| typMrUin|t machines, repuhlie gaee a abort hUtory of rnnte.i far a fuur-yrsr scholar- high we don't even get thnau—
orWanl plrp In Hie nlltorH and
ik . material is set II Is their rhooen republic. The pro- ship to an y university la this or want them fe r that matter,
mechanical develop me nt of the |Jnx,frr. d to rnrn<l , u „|> t'k » a , grant was concluded by the s k g - country. The scholarship Is n e w - Its Je st the point that w h en see
newspaper. Today tbs TR IBU N E ,^4 Mnl t„ thr m U B ublos. Ing or “ Am erica" In Spanish by, s'red
by
the
Pen Ameviren eews Intereot the prim ary grades.
h is a circulation of 7,000,000 whtrT (l j , ^
)n ((i proS , r place the entire club and “ Ramona" by Union.
A fte r "R am ona", sung dance floors Interest aa. We dent
.. .
. In * fr'm # iH# *U* of a TRI* I ■ dual rewpowd of Ann SU m and hy Gladys Pippin and Ann Stine, want some City board te say
Tmlay
th.'
World.
g n a tr .t , m N K p a f, t>M>
na3 » » ;u d y. I’ lppln.
SI students representing the I I "A lright, w e ll giee you a Utilpaper owns 2 .<03.003
seres « f , | , tfn l
(j,., prc , lrac m.
! Other* tsktar part In the pro- republic, of (his hemisphere gave dance eu tic h and sorb a sight",
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Th#rr orr 101 nrw« printing e n m w t ft . r.mu i w w . m il n » n
brief talks no each of the no- No sirtlt We w a it a place cf
lions.
A novel feature o f the our very own. A place where
rJ”
Umhsrisivd
fl^ U h e s the “ "<*■ , l c erjulpned to print h lU - ley.
. h,i
ir**- rril(rt l, t***«l coiorj Ihrrrfort* «hr Tri- *«n. Vernon (.ufprpper. iMUmn program erne the song, " I Du the gang cma congregate like they
which all Ihe1 ,!apcr that 1. '— I |
r* " I' f ln* | « ‘ r
W ' W .U h,
L-ureHc
(W in n .
Ann N 't With to M erry." sung In do at the fare] drugstore, and
T tli- i - l i r r - f i 'n T in it itw r *lmulla,t#-'u.ly.
fur
each
unit Sime, lUJJijnele nemnl, Vesta both the English and the Spanish have a good lime anytim e; IK I
eoncepl Mm. hy llctly King.
In its got to he ra c ie r, ami up to
ami
lt> i ffUktod pul iMlhm, the ° ' l*»# wth
f<T of? ' naprr.
* ” “ °s
K" n * h" t l " ' V
Nf'W YORK NrWM
Anv unmhrr rnrrchdi. !>*n BulUrtl, Thurle* (-ijw Iu- mul
the
Pan-American teen-age liking.
Several place.
The |..e. .r e Vicl Ic I d .,s „ the ’/
f* "
Vining. Virginia ‘ hapmsn Jnsn gruup »»ng “ My Country T l . o f that would he easy lo fit were
Km l y (liver l« the <i..fT - f St. “ ■ •" • h " ‘‘ I
*nl« mu- fohtkdg \vhl»h.m . Uilly llollyhea .1 Hill Thee" in Spanish.
Master of ■ wmtioanl in last week's column.
law rence where they are .p ill
• " * *•*• * > Earle. Elirat--lh Kite, lull V sm Ccrrmonies w as Susan Klrtley, .urh as the old howlifM ally and
Inin four foul length, ami taken ,r<?n;
lo Z1*
™ " b*‘ ban. W.hy IWJJuos. Mary Craw- |.rrsi,|m l of the rluh.
the shuffle board m arts aa the
to the . two T Illn U K E ifwneil
A romhlnalwni of « w n k y . A>U Kimball. lurtiria UotoTlv i-e present for Ijte luncheon fake front. le t 's g r i behind tU .
mtlls. which are local.-I on l h c l " f 1 h ,TT W
r J ' ' “/ ’r. PT * " "
ly. Msry.rie Hatleman. l*.olioe were Klw anlans E. C. Harper, fi. idea, one and all, ami w e ll hare
Wsllaml Canal r.iul Ihc north ''1,, ,‘rl " 1
fifty •(« l'*r r : j„bn-on. Evelyn l-plrey anil Ih»r-( II. Wurkutan. Kidney J . M i. J our dance Door, complete and
.horn of (he G u lf of St. la w - '*> *"* **> h«ur.
...fc ,,
W. Hall, Juhn f». l/ n s a r iy . How- ready for fun.
rence. Krom the pulp mill, th e 1 llo« » b l rorivryom er rry tlae
1
anl P. l a n r , W. P. t t u h r m a n . --------------------------naper I. taken to the
Tribune I fol.li.1 paper, tip to the mailing
Sanford Doudney. T. W. law ton
dock*. J ur I ft few htirKlrni yird^|rt>4*,n '“ nrr»* thrv in* bundled irwl
Cleon E- M cKay. II. IL MeCas- I A s s o c i a t i o n
fr»im Tribune Tnwrr, by the fleet dropm*«| thrmivb rhutd-a, whirb
lin. Ned Sm ith, O. P. Itreadon,^
■
q
n
o f IftlllU N K *Mp*.
Ir«d to wftitinir Iruel i at theUml
At T H k n v Tomer nil rw*we. i'tf plitform * eb»v.
mbrihirr it rorne* from f'h iriffo:1 Tbui tb«* O f If AC,If! TRIilUNIT',
nr from fftr-ft.way ('h im , pours the mtirlif* rrrftlent iwtrsfi*per,
into the n'*w• room, the n eirr whm* .Sunday fii,|.nn w&ubl pu
tntrr of the newspaper. Th*'fr
mu>¥l tin* wi>rl«l three arwl onethe rifw* ii divide<| into three , K»If tinier one mlumn wwle, am!
diviabtfiii loeal,
domeRtie,
and which n- pi
four
»^d
nne-Kalf
foreign Kja<"h of th u r brinehr* it Inn* of ink, prove* that the newain eharve nf an editor
liy ‘ nafier Li *n in^tiliition i^vekjpetl
* * t«ff of eopv renter# After by m«)krn rlvtliiition to pre##ni
I'hr i ir » i I'torle^i are written,,, for- , tb* nrnrw* of the ilay io
fewtrr
rffled* and fflyen hradUine*, they rnrnmert* and W lu«try. to inform
are turned over lo the manat mp *and lead imbtiw* opinion, pml in
editor for inrlu>Ion in their pro- i firmUh that eheek upon eovemprr place In tha paper.
Iment which ih. rorutItulioo Kjl*
The T d lflU N K ha* a ti ff of ever
able to prnvkle.
j l*'***" ( vnunnUl la.t wdoesdsy.
v r o u A T T r % r T w rlk . J l
lo
Wrhom* home, M R ? PATT E i MO n . . . . Kamurd, hos th*
“ u -*}
JiS?iV-iil/ls-«ST " lno1*
. “ m n f a r / ,'
MR.H. K IS S L E Y ^ U
S. H. S, SASSIETY | Preston sherriii. iv. r Ts,he-
l«rc «( Interviewing nut newest
. i.m*ar„ ELEANO R
LEM PP,
of
I itl.U>*ir*h, Pu. She ho. • .w vll
- r u m s lilr snd it'» r* 0 -c,*"t tn
c r thoict cf o blue roeduroy
• k u l snil m l licktt for her lin t
<toy M S. II. K.
UKIEN E A R d E l.l. and ItlL l.Y
FLEM IN G
hiv«
new
loafer
roots. B illy's hos tweed ilreweo
.1.1 fioot white OiUn's fa on <xhl
•ho.tr of trn —It goes .well with
r.U lJlK ti red hair he says.
M IPS HAND looked very «lirscUvo the oU*F i h f is > greea
silk frock with .a la w - - h i u W
pattern hredowilasting.
(OAC 11
Met JJC A S
rrnlly
strutted his s ta ff la a royal blue
-.oat. light bluo trouser*. »nd
'*■ 11 c ihsra.
V IRG IN IA T trrE N and B E S
S I E ADKINS fame to school
drrsood alike hi Ihe n ilr .1 sllh
dreooeo of U vender with whit*
flowers and green le< wo.
to il
Tucodoy Uw Spanish
classes re le be. led Psn-Aw rrknn
ch •wL | noticed AD A K IM B E L L
day with a roiorfsl progrmai in
.Irst of all
hecauaa aha was
dressed a* a real senorits (a a
long red drown and a ■ ao tills o f
w hile lorn. LUT 1C1A GO RU LY
wore • fUsoe roloced skirt with a
w hit* c ilU lilty design it U; it
looked pretty with her dark hair.
The to y . 1 re always n p r e u in g
their thoughts about g irfa clothes,
but now the etena has turned)
B ovs, here's a few things
the
•le ts like to aea yaw wearing.
E very girl I asked agreed that
Erank J . Sham es, (a p t. George
M Wrods. Fred R. Wilson. Plea.
P rsm phelL and ruesU - De
Rt.osel A Iv arei and Molar George
M Woods, and Key Chib mem
Vers Paul Hickson. Herman Mid
itleton. Edward Marshall. Ear!
Jeter. Mark Cleveland, Sherwood
Jseohson. John BelyM , »•>**»
Andersen. w
Park. W .rren
™ " T »olleyhmd. and H arry Lee. J r .
_
By
Pet. RoWet E- Altm aa was a
rradustr from
Seoriooiv
Hlsh
School with tho class of 1917. lit
enlisted in the Arasy A i r 1 F e w *
in F redrewber, IDTT. Therw tw
■ ladied radio and U t n f a m e ,
radio operator a s C tpL Cofta P.
K elly's [don*
Pet. Allm an waa among the i l
efficert and satiated me* who
were i w t r d d DtaUKgwbhad Fry
ing Crouaea o * A pril I E T to ci
tation* t n w s y t s t W lh« modi fa
praised the "sk illfu l airm anship"
of th* (tier* nisd their speed iw
making the night whirh (tarried
uncharted w tte fi.
The last word we lu e iio d from
Raherl was about four w**ky ago
His address a t U n i lime waa
e n d Bombardment Sgd. (II >.Ma
nila, Phillppina klradn.
Now as wo rend tha dsOy press.
Robert, i hsrw -aro yew 7
HUDUNIT
.t r X k , i r t !
Hot. HELEN N H LU rS
and
K l i t DRANAN hay* definitely
broken Up but ANN STINB hat
taken over. "FUZZY"
MORE
LAND,* PAUL HICKSON,
and
BILLY BRUMLEY are all In a
ditter aver ANN'S sudden chant*
° GORDo' n ’ FREDEIIICK la very
■aiknta ta meet tha new firi,
Meet
Is Said Success
— ----- —
By LO U ISE N O tD rjtE N
The Florida Edm atfa* AmociatK*o coaeentioa whirh was held
w Tampa Apr. i , 10, II was or
clatnwd o k i | stecess by thane
trwrhev. attending from fvrmiaolr
u l(rt, Schrol
t'oaeh U L. M elons, we- rerlrctrd secretary of - the FVwots
A lW M fc * ^ ^ 4 4 ^ 0 . u hmg
, u .Ueted V’ece-cholrmaa sf the
Robert E. Altman
Gets High Honor
S. II. S. Rumblings
STRIN G has sprung, Fall hrs
fell, summer la here, snd the wea
ther Is fine fur loeeblrtls; In fact
they didn't even wait for S p Hiil .
CLA R A HA.SKlNH snd JO H N
NY E A U IJi will soon Ik- parted
JO H N N Y has J.dne.1 the N AVY
ta take rare nf Ihe JA P S . Don't
worry CLARA there are plenty
pf toys htrr lo go 1 round—or are
there 7 UKIEN F A R R E L L lined
ult a cute girl In M lNGW ilOD by
to* name of ED D IE METZ, snd
try all reports from fifth eohtmA
aquad, everything Is under con-'
Martha Wight, David Gatchd Get
' Lead Robs h Senior Class Phj
Uniforms will always gri thgaalll
MARY RABUN spent . Mm
SOUTH s m R NRWS.
0C 3 I
Future Fanners
Of America
�V
h t t r J it t o r \... \1
/’!«'./3»\
UNHID i i m S 0 £ fIN S t
<AV|N'^ |!*».\|N
AN IM IK rtlN IlK N T
P.VII.Y NKWNl’ Ai'KK
Mrmbcr Anwiatrd
SAN KuKIl IIKKAI.lt, T T K S IIA Y , A l'R II. 21. 191
M
MKKIt IM
Nervous ^Allies Score First Victory
Is Seen As Prelude R&id Alarm! In Burma In Furious Battle
2,COO Seminole
T o Allied Invasion
County Men A rc
Invaders .Make New
landings On I'anay;
Corrcgidor Stands
I'P l Tndcr Assault
Expected to Si^n
•State Official
.'Advises Farmers
! To Share Tracks
Tire Quota Severely
Limits Number O f
! Tires For Vehicles
A
t
h
-jm T )
L a t M f in ^
in ip «A .iiV ik
%m W « j * r
a n d
I.
*11
mrw e lto >*hr fe
|i- a r . |
an I
n
tlwdliei
fetr
t| « il
.1 III
in
\ >|
I 111
In
i him
-ll|i|i||
i n -t
V r r fffc ih ip i:
Cattle ifci.i
it>v
V
I*tif«
23
1
m ite r
l n m jw <
Trill U < ( imI h V
A llii'il
\ ii t n r y
in
\M> t 1 hi - H " >i 'ii r I hi ?
.
i. ' i i h
.I i l l .
K r ill.h
111
.m ilh
of
n u ll ,
S r i i‘ i i' I m ill
i ill
l - ill j i r i i p r i - . , .
I>4ft I*
i»» the
tf O'Miq.i . Iu i n . l l out oil
i -I i
i
Hi ii mb «*nd C hi
- >• * * *• 1 i•• •,t *1 llU* if
wJ|* •*' > I
ii- t lii I1 « l « i*
• I i <• ' m ■
Carrie/*: I
ml
llritiih
,i i l i i ' i U n i .
%• ■ i.ii k* - •. it11:
‘ I V*tiiif|ii. I.«» tt mh !
fight e
%
to teglM rf
h* '»“ '»•
*np l i n r t i f *ii k»i h
H»n«v
i n . i r o u « t i •»«'
\ f‘ » J " the dale *
t * bu t V fn«.«
n i r m i n t i p r f r m n b ) the g,.\ e» nme til f **r tHr i r c i
t«i'
Ih*u 4'l a «
M a r A v t h u r i hrail | n h * ' u o f Ihi* * |tlr» (f»ni|i 1
q u i t i r f i in if-* M m t h « r * t I 'a r i f k 1 C i i t n
head nf ( h r Se|wt|i« S*n u m )m ..|
fk ,
........
J l-l fin
(iia fl
It. hi ill
Mated
ll
f.
h»)fiha|i|fiii i ( .«f J *flrp*
pyt ►
f ti >n g
it Iid r.miydetp , l t
dtrur
hav in•* 1*1 f I*
• Ff«t I
a nd m cr « ■ b «y ■ ln* ri mad1**
Ihaimt
m .i m aHillrt
« .l l .> i . . aSa'Ilir. ||h
.l i .m
hr **1.1. *I
A tii* r Iran h i U i l
.I r lr w n 1 T . i. h r i. » l l l .lip r ir iw Ihr .ie
1
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C m in i
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,h................. mu.t.,u*
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l inllAlM'M* I rOO|M
ligh tin g
(hi
ItOMUi« ffoftt
ur............... |M
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for
le tu f
i
t lii
ff» F r t u S fleet)
I
sij.ltirintf
t r i a k « !
ijuiMt
tire e*t erfr-radi r ^ r t i ^ - , l e .
T1 e
-4 iu
(u ir tfB fe i
11rt
*i« M
(If l l itf er
+ .1. . . . . . L.
4
• l i n n -i | i »r »i ". m
th e !
im re a w .n a h le
fa rm
B a l a n c e of Sea Pom
Older Croup Are Re
quired To Register
At Schools Monday
W f
5^uir ratneitap
a 4 m nu dr»lef ha« a d i i M s l Secte
t«ffA \ It fVterwm
t V>» Semi ‘
w A e
Chinese Re c a p t u r e
Oil Center, Save
7,0 tMI British And
100 Supply Trucks
i ■ „.•«
1
c^wiiT»nti fa »ng a i#«1
tbf knant- l» l W mnymenl r»t
rn
f*r*rnl u 1 *
le i
m
i d r l
and
in
a
i f fTKUlwev 1 * S t a f f m»r^rtA
TVfakv e»f i-ntiiw m r a r n t in
i .e p i r r a uni if \ um in h « l \
Seminole County Towns Back
“ Canvass” Nearly 100 Perce!il
port
Smith Is Elected
ro d Commander •— • *
By Lepionnairesl'"* - 1
■'I ' •'
U
laical Dolefates
t * **qvip II - j Attend Episcopal
*i ilfk t ml | l » m l 4 11 <r*v m \m lap mmm «ut du | Church Gathering
I* * € psdk-m* t n r i t
TW f^riraiamn n a r b
* e rd m u H r»f
$™ ih FVnrtda
the
r* a
the
+
f hurrh
feepiralr
mihiatrativr unit »*f the
•*f
a.I
Kpi*r<>
fa) i hurrh of thr C rutnl Stair*
t t the tiprnm f ■ e tv r e litnifhi
* On r ' r W l . the
M «*t kry
at
lim n Pi
Sahatm Army
Ba4|get Guapugn
T« Be Continued
(iewg? Turharf. I» I»
irj-f—
%hfitig biakafi of the K,apir«Wfial
C k im i o f the tulnm , m l) d r l im
the mi riiMvn rire w lin i the arrvKf
the lin a c a 'i tliaarf « ill he hebt
in the A n r h lt ll« iH m t h |)i*h*>f>
ifdm ll. W in * p r r td in i
On W r d n n d i r rfeninjr a Pin
m a n dnaner far d e le f t t «
and
TPftnm mill W held in th^ Or
land* f o a a t n Owb at mhirh lime
t w RirWt A c*. l . m p W U r . n r .
' ■nifllnl ,t l> iri|
»< IhI IN.
h rM
•«»»*
|*l. d*-. -
j Ala in
I 1m my
m,.|.
Forrest
tditchel
Is '■
Svlrctwi To Serve i**,.
As \ ire Commander
t h e u iw Oib in melin»*h
ami t W , « 4m i th«« a rin
,1 V..||1 K I l'» id* til l«
hi ill i‘
i i nkr"» K fu * »»|*al * ad foi-dral •
' ■'* t■ wki Irafp V t Hr„tifh Thuf ■*d*
f» Isdi t he (nlleanif
Ow
Hn
nd
Mi*
f i ini I
f u lb i
Mr .n d Mr* II II I *d*
1man, Mr and Mr* j
I
Inplei
Mr and M m. M
M m *n V , \lr*
Amelia N e k lf. A , t. fWVla, It I.
Carrn’11 and Eim tall t htwr The
Iff a * nd Mn. M 1 tlram *if T #ni
fia fiwnmedy * f Saiifnpil, are
t il end in
1
J
h
« it h
Pbuts Are Brin^ 1
Made to Or^mnizr !
.Poultry Dealers,
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THUB8DAT,
Now, as part of tlw defense effort It's your Job to slay healthy; and staying healthy'meant the right food
ana enoggh ol it. lie our Job to help you got that tood-ofr reasonable prices, and w e’ve done Just thatl
Come in tomorrow and m * for yourself the prices at which we're selling the very foods you need to eat
every davl
L ean , M eaty Pork
H U R R Y . FO R
TH ESE ~HOT
Sanford
Crl*^«'S*t> K l l
BARGAINS!
Brains
Wotktn S*Un Pod
W *tt« m f o i l
Tails
P R IC E S C O O P
THRU
S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL
WESTERN PORK KIDNEYS
18
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WESTERN PORK EARS
BABY BEEF
Meaty Lamb Shoulders
Finest Tender
Fancy; W estern
*Tender, Juicy
Whole Cuts
M eaty Shoulder
Cellophano Wrapped,
Lamb Chops
Small, Sugar-Curedl
Best Grade, la Cartons
F " i h C r O u r .J
Country S ty lo Tender
Rich. Creamy
T u r.iia J, S lic e d B a L y
Liver
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29c Bacon
A Red-Hot
Special!
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Cottage Cheese
BEEF KIDNEYS, Selset, We
SMO. SAUSAGE, Red Links
In The Tall Const
D O LES Pineapple Juice!
STOKELY’S FINEST
CHUKCHI Haiural
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French. Situation
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1110*1111* (Hilit y iif hi* -» ittFd (*• 1 nr* |*ni ♦
receive in 10 yearn, 150.1
o f tW German military lln* lllt- lag.
ti.tri m f 11 Iftruln will in-*
If you pay * 78 Q.OO ynu will pt rtier I* KHmr t »hr*rt in si i**i n ' o ff FIS' A 1 l l v r | \ Oil* r bib
lc r had won, and with thla lh*
Th* rrdlo alao broadcltt
i* f r lief nr fur I* f tin** Mi
I idod£f Inilk*l inc turn unlifli hi S|H-ridlri*t ih* •>tar r. irt (hir Hid
rc' 1 receive In 10 y e a r * ,.1 1,000
probability of a romp let* break
port
today
by
Red
Star
lhal
the.
•
ti.ftgtni;
(itw|i|ri> whi li will
.ill.
t*.
with the United Stale* tbacam* Germana had loat 38,000 filer* 1 A S rrk a E C a can Ih* f>ift*- will I nd from that
(t(iw i tail h * 11' lit Id* •ta * In (T
11 * ' * »> M..ndni (■ •( lh*’
lered Only In th* nam* of one indi tuv Having. Ilnnd.
high, but th* groat qnattlott re- V’ T w W " f 4 I10"
limit*-.
opi
r.i-r
i.
nd
1
"in
11
irtriv
1 *• •! i»v*’ii linn! - mid i la f W
n?.l. i „ _ J ? lM r ,h I vlduaL or of two Individual. »•
Thia pledge ram|,».yn }« 4ft ( h*' rfllii tilt 1.. .tg t hint * k* at. .
malnrd a* to w hat thla victory
German-RuMlan w ar.
'
__ ____ of on* Individual here Ihia mortiinc
■t-»v U»kg? fhr rtuiftf «ilh
•11 • 1
would really mean to f
da)
r ' I'riF ire M. o* 1 vidyn lb ah
A b ig battle on l^ )yl" t’ ^ 11 and on* Individual M| beneficiary I Momlai
mane and how much I
J
front,
capped
wKh
a
soviet
yie-1
—v
-'TV
l
i
a
n
a
'
Thla
cnmmuntiY
ia
l.^
.l
ir i. i'i ». f the 4Miir*ri, a ii mi mu. • 1
eoet la th* end.
A pure ha ter li limited (n li a n a '
' i • f rhi v
o r r ia (wriuVtiv
.1 1 “ » - f the »tTh,
itr anti
naUtin
id*
'
1
of erirem e t t fa t g k Importance. 1. of
of 8*rW
Herira E
E BBond,
(m riu rltv 5k ab
, „ hinta,
v - w.v
I ' . I.i * » thill drill U.Mh ( hi1 • •
Ve
w a . fought on a field of crom !« *»
In any on. ea.n d vr
_ jn (K„ , . m
, nr. .........
1,1 ' 1 Miril 1ll Hid I• in I hi
Ming anow which, aa It melted, j yea*.
. roidu-r.
M-rving
will......
p
1 ' • ■ *1 i* In.l*.to ili*|')Ak * t"il
barod the
todlra of Inva.lon , An owmer may rodram hi. — id , withl>ut e ,„
„r
M 1.* . 'fidti* IihJ ri«t> Moitiln
troop* *Uln during th* wlnUr.
at any time a fte r *0 d ay. fn..,, a| >(jrr|y f '(h ll„ y .
, ,
W ASHINGTON, A|«r »7 iV- fi •in - Ml |* M iii.l 11 111 «M» I*
The RualatU etnuck, through teen*
o f bond, A ta . r
n, the aold.rra on II" — [tar Inr ifi if p hipping ami if am M f.M ,irt rijfl i wi’rk (irtiiHl Th'
Thpy
rol„|llri.r.c |Hirlail»f! fneilll ie* are nt Uvr fir
th* potIUon* o f General TickeL redemption value* appear a on f » e e L ,tll|.
mrit-1 mu Mill he hr hi nt 1 h.who had ordered thro* regiment* of th* bond.
If r.m palgn which wo n» n rati.n ! j>tili»( t«f IrifjfK'riir down, chnirItiai! V.h nr i .i!* | KdOimd nn f'fim m rn (nl
th* £00rd dlvlalon Into a wav*
tnnivrl afford to lr>«- Thrlr oulr Truman (D A fa) mill today ihr Si riff And ihrrrnfler. ihr riiur*e
counter-attatka, which failed.
weapon la a plnlgr ran i ati.l ■ H#nntr Ik»frn*# (’ommlltc# will will (h- •intfritl in vnrinii* ttn rri
Then he ordered up a bittallon
cheery w>ord.
b#irm an inquiry iron into 1ml | in Ihr i lly
of engineer* and ht* remalnig rc"TTiey will offer cvray Innunc tlrnrick* In lh«* inarillm#, rail and
Mi*- llcfilr, taho i« rnmieflnl
Falling to «tcm th* Ruaearner and privilege nnd o|i|vir
truck IfuluBtri#*. Senator Grurjr■ I* attack*,
tu n ilf to plivlg* an Invratmrnt in •al«l th# |»rotilem would 1*# if rave wiH fhr ITortdu H(a(i* Itoartl **(
V*»ra 1 lomil ftalucai mn, mi id i hv
gvnl coll to
'T A L L A H A S S E E , Apr. IT, <»V- the aafrat rlak In the world, the by BUinmtr unluiE lh# iaittlrnisrki rlupw U «pan a r m ! by lh# Ban
MPTM, Who
tU l)—I f tb( h u f f 104 ! pr«dut- United Elate* government.
■ rc , ellmlnatcal
fnfdMrrrhnfila'
ABEociutiuri. She
“ Eve
tlon roal* Mt fo r i
mMi‘d thai
an «dv«nr#»| rnur*i'
thotr truck*,
ratlma.nl (tally able ahould .upper! thi.
to
b«
ranched,
It
will
ftdhita If drairril.
Ahntil
attempted I I that m ar* that
I worker* plcdg* campaign to hia or hi r
2i> have rntrred the rliia, which
lining thouutmoat
financial
ability.
The
farm
*
of
will
bo
nodded
i« limltiHl
Efi mrmJicra.
Any
aanda of caanalUoa. !od army r*nlcdgo la entirely voluntary nn
tho UnlUd Btal
mrrrhunt or clerk who *|r»lre* lo
your part, but upon the lu cre *
Thla oatlau
rtor, Control
enter
alkoutd
tf#t
In
tourh
with
of thla campaign will depend ihr
JA C K S O N V IL L E , Apr. 17 . IA1 IF B I'op#, prcatilenl of l i e n*OOth and
freedom of America, for without
th* U n ki and tune and eupplin — Organltallon of Industrial pool. social Ion.
Mr, Akin lui* l*#en »s*ociaU*i1
lo b* purrhaecd by your Invr.t- In 18 countriea to bid a* u n lit foe
8#ara and Rodiuck for 1^
mea y»ar pledga,' w* cannot win w ar production contract* w a . re with
fo r farm thi* erlt.'
ported yraterday by Governs. yrara, Miss Beale lU tfil, and b<*
Bpeaaard
L.
Holland.
for# >o!nin^ that company* hr
'So Jo Jin willingly, cheerfully,
ip to daU. in th b naotlllaallon o f Amrriean . If* eald “ edneatlonal contract, had previous avperirnc# tn (he
■ trial and dollar*, *o that Am erica will eon. running Into mflllon* of dollar* stat# of New York.
la atatrd,
h av* been aaaurtd to put the.#
road* Into
•B ir r ," Mr. Evan* pocla Into operation," with addi
Mo farm
tional contract* to com*.
Th#
Ilia adapt*
indoitrlal mobllltation dlvlelon of|
th* Stale Dafenaa Council eatb
M A » K « T TO R EO PEN
mated mor* than (100,000,000 of
w a r production contract* hod been
Dr. W oltar C ; Jonra o f Miami,
awarded to FlorU o firm *, Includ,
retiring pragjderit of Ih* Florid*
hat wlU ba reopened lat# thla lo g aMpbulldlng.
Meiilcal AuoctaUon, called on th*
th to bo run on a It-m xith
medical profraalon to aland by
V E R S W ILL M E E T
and
fully co-opera la w ith lh*
E. W rttbw y. Sine* tho Itl-up
United B u t* * A rm y and N a ry In
PA LM B E A C H . /
•bat, g n m la now com Inf out
public health MTvtc* and In
Tfc* men who heap
Putnam Cotmty ra a fM and
llatment la tha active
baakot of tho aal
la a n Improving In aandilloo.
tha w ar a ffa rt. Dr. 0 H. Putnam
In Wlntor—tha Floi
8M *
iw ar* will gat t o jt t
W ASHINGTON
tha organl
Beach.
Ila
M n . Put-
Iui trial
• I (MP’ll,
1 • Midp**
• dril
1 . .tl
util
I*
Seda Sink Transport;
Waves Of British
Planes Cloud Sky
• hi <
v* 11Mil
■- * till
.lit IIV11,
r-' air'd
•In In
( hue ' Mon
Seminole (.Itr
(1ul> Advaiirt's
At T.impa Mimm
Akin Will
iViich Courso In
Store Displays
T . lL
lu i
1> \ Drath
Burial 'ervin'*
Will Bi* Held Fur
I'
Senate Will Bejfin
Bottleneck Inquiry
*r Smui.iN
Mr ..
. * ta - g t r i f ,
Mm * '"
. .,f
U K oil.
, 1 Ii Phi*
tilth Id
l \\
!
i ,«‘.irif I-
100 Percent To
3
Farms Will Need
•600(000 Workers
15 Counties Form
Industrial P o o l
2
lauroMo 8. HI
Co-Operation In
War Effort Ur(red
H,CoaT’Lr ftP*4
y.:r±:^.
n rvv
■ 1. , Ml 15
'> yatn -
j r a r s r j S ^ ^ " n , , ™ L l^ o r l ;Speer Reveals
power,"fr K!r.V.-.nr.»;';Over
2, U000
Information On
ng It. m . . . r« lg n *tlo n tu V / V C r
6
UU
lNazis
la Z ilO
m ltllnr
_
pataln. and at hi*
Marshal
i;.S. War Bonds
aural retiring Vie* Premier Jran
Are Annihilated
•
______
Win In 10 Innings, Safest Place To He
2-1, F o r T h i r d
Is l Tnder Cover,
Straiirlit V i e t o r y ( ’hurt D i s c l o s e s
ta ii h ri
3
_
6,000 Oil Wells In Burma
W ASHINGTON. Apr
IT.
( A P ) —S w r p lir j of War H#»~
• ry Stimwm, ' ‘frank!* mrplT*rd'’ a( *ialrntriit« that
Grii
Mar Arthur‘ n authority
J*« nnj fully drflnrd. amid!
GrA, M arArfhur i» in c*#*-*
plrlr rharitr of Ihr ***traUKir dirK lIon" of the United
NaUoni* war efl'yrt In Ike
south*##! Pacific and of lh#
•practical ru-ordlnsllon" rail*
palfn In lhal area to d r fr il
the Jip r n e s r invaders.
Mr, Slim son snnounrrd that
“ mi far a a the Army is con*
trrnrd we are fMOn# pretty
near Pi the "la te ° f heirf
* reacty fur an offrivdv#. h«»
t%er difficult il may Hsv1**
the French fleet, with Dftrlsn ? morale division
aUo designated ** heir to thej,___________________________
iigwl Mnnthnl Pctnin n.V chief
.
, -----------------------------
IHn,
1’ ro ta
British Retreat, Destroy
I
| (tor .**«part■ IP#
Tyrone Tower,
twenty-eitfM*
P r o - N a il P ie r r e L a v a l to
Year-old movie Mar. shown with
d a y nam ed A d m ir a l J e a n D a r- nil wife, Annalx'lln. appB#d for
Inn tut c o m m a n d e r o f the enliatment at the .Nrw iork Navy
F re n c h la n d , a e a a n d a ir recruit in tr statio n and was inirritphysical eaaminf o „ ™ . » *, „’ » r , n t l y i lc M
a A_M
V . rrn»i»i
' . T . <ju»#lals
f .
„ in
ri X
anvn
Ilied
nil AAnAiirtt
fll'AF
I
HP
IHIP
flf
*
.
>
■
.raid Tyrone
concern over llie «eit® ol | Wf|y|t| prohahly he pinmi
in th*'
-
|:n\|>"'T
M .fi.
V11 n I talk*
Mi y Ufflll .
It .1* fi a V 'S*’ "f
11VI|d |f| \4tlllj"|l| i ■
Mii.ill ho pi lor I m In
fori- l hfit. lie waw i i . .1
I nkri Moofita- (> i "I
ta It W
I n i y |9
A u ir
11
Stall ii'flnnd
||i* i* atirvitr*t Tv i'
Mi* l.ritiU VVi-Mi I f f .
lilrfr,
VI 1*8
'
lIlklftM
'* i*l
i1
I k .* 1
Su «t i i f hi ini
Hu r t :
h
\ i »k
i .a iiiu s s
MIAMI, Apr
1 . |K|~,1..|
|Thrifr rtf*' 1 11 I iiiie'w .... .. 1'»
Mari|rn« in thf Mr mi nr*-**
Sprint thin in Sprint, T 'll n
-*rifillnir to (’minty A if tot ('Hail
II K trfiin l
7 DIE
IN CRASH
BA I*' Mils Turn 10,000
Plums Out Of Sky
11 \ | I \
I ri« A p» IT, id*)—•
l ■ | li i1.i ,i\ mi'it law! night ihti
»: ,t \ i K*nr«* had “ turn out
t 11 , h i
| 0,0(10 fiirm y plan#**1
.....
.
tuit
rf
ihr
w«r ami
■ 11 li wti |m t m il uf hII British
iM.-l trit ton von* l.i tnc sen!
i* * f
ID O n m
nt
L nt
ii
diuf**-r qHifiiaml
i t I » ill - i iviri oT]fnniiat iunt, thrt
111111 -•' ViitiT«i i • a •I-'■r 11» t h* Unit.d Statris addrid that rvrrv Brit*
i«h ••ad*Dvr for whom sniipplnf
pp|ng
.p a r i
w as
a v a ila b le
w a s being
-rut MutJldri tbt‘ British Isles to
.iiiii. iiit' t*u11 leurojiids hround th#
TA M PA , Apr 1 1, 1/1*1 Sr1%vm !
m i ’ ch i *icoi>uc: b CANNED I
m#n w#r# klll#«l yr»t#nlay in n
plan# crm>h at MarDill Kirld thr I
MIAMI.
Ai.r 17 — (Special)—
fln t fatal ac#M#nl at tha f!#l«l|
•Inc# It was #stat>li»hrd and thr Murr than 4,(Mi.) container*
second Involving MacDill person* fruit* anil vegetables have
canned thus fa r thla re*aon_
ntl.
eUulnni-iit iivrnetl ty th* _
« lc il hum# demonalhiUon
NAZI A TTA C K IN JU N E
D ub member* and other
hav# been ualng tho
LONDON, Apr. 17, tA7 —E«- nnd the form er la v a tl
change Telegraph report* from Ing ami Instruellng the ■
Btoekholcn laid yceterday that rnnnlng, aecordlflg to ,*"*
German nowtpapor* are telling Grady. Dad* County t
their rnadera the N ail afftaalv*
on tha Ruaalan front will not
atari until woll Into June, aod o p -
ri
�'■N
r
.......... ~
n
TUB BANFOBP
The Roosevelt Family
>NftlHikH l l I M
1 tfn
BflOfBOOB
When President Roosevelt msde the statement, "Re
member always thst all of us age descended from Immi
grants," it was with (he knowledge that his own ancestors
.were among the first ttf emigrate from Europe and take
ing Roosev^l
Fahilly,” by Karl Schrifiglesner, JusL...._.... ....
.......
Funk, Inc., the first Rocwevelt ancestor in A merles is t
licvwl to hive been Nicholas Mnrt^nsien van Roaenvelt,
Dutchman, who rap Away to sea whejrhe ‘y t u eighteen ai
^ F R ID A Y , A P R IL
keep. Ws sot this information
from Walter’* *Ut*r, Ohrtstln*.
Whan aha told u* that W alter ha*
b**n sent alone to Camp W ellers
and w# k an r tint so many of
Umbo Seminole tor* had U n
■ Olt in s iroup la Camp Robin•pn, ws *atd “ Wasn't It a *ham*
that bo had to bo rent out there
■ II by h im se lf!" *Why no," re
plied Christine, “ W* tbousht h*
1 7 ,^ 4 2
U)ND O N , Apr. 17. W*>—Th*
K ins lait nirht anarded to thr
fortiflrd Mediterranean Inland o f
Malta the George Cro*a—the firet
time In history that such a tieroration had I»een conferred un a
rt of the Kmplre. The cn>*x
usually given to Individual*.
r
nt|PAY.. APRIL i ; . 1^42
TTttSfiANfrORn HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA
§ ?cto l A n d P erso n a l Activities
M R S , L O U R I N E I1E A L , S o c ie t y E d ito r
Social Calendar
Rotary Indies Night! Forester Speaks At
Is Held At Mayfairi Woman’s (lub Meet
- B IB L E VP.KHK TOW KODAY
H M ftJO IO N
E N 1JU IG E S .
IT
b O E 8 NOT M A K E US I.K S8K R :
b s m eeme Ihsl they might havr
/ ' BBa, knd that they might havr It
Mora abundantly.-John 10: 10.
V
W. o
l a n d MKMOHY
. o d______
rtum The O irlstian Science
Monitor)
I I
arc the following:
— That Sumner Welles, AnslaUnt 8ecret#ry of StAte. i*
» dl«W*t rehitiw of PrwMent Fhuildln D7Robaevfll
That Mr*. Sara Delano Rooeevelt w u wte of seven
women who lived to see their hone become President; thr
other* were the mother* of Washington, Madison, Polk.
Grant, Garfield and McKinley.
Thst the Roosevelt family has produced, amohg other*,
I a prominent churchman, James Roosevelt Rayley, Arch|bishop of Baltimore; and at least two noted inventor*Nicholas Roosevelt who built and operated a uteam-rfftvcn
Iwal a* early a* 1798, and llllborne Roosevelt, a grandson
of Comellua vari Schaak Roosevelt (who also was President
Theodore Roosevelt’s grandfather), who built and patented
the first electric organ In the United States. ’
Too Export
•
haard • ahcrp brn
Mag from a deep dell;
(limbing down, frtched up a
ers’s
I tabs.
IR E N E S T A N L E Y .
“ Courage la fear ths| haa aald
lie prayer*". Who can liv e us
the crewlor bt— ■ that —[ m u j
thought 7 We cannot remember
the author and w* dislike any
thing In thia
column without
giving clYdit where credit la due.
—■
m
Tf *H f d t ydu bnyr out there
would Ilk* n#ws of aorm* friend
who hwa unt yet hltpeaivd in this
rohrtmt, >oet drop us a card and we
V O l * e e r beat to get you that
number of
veh’s column.
that we had
Btacbell Club
•
RE-ELECT ,
John G. Leonardy
Herbert Spencer played billiards rathd- well for s
philosopher, and was not above enjoying the pleasure of
Klnnlng a game. One day he met an antagonist worthy
of his mettfo. The man began by putting the red Into tho
*
•eldlar ■ when wi
lahed la e soldier,
M -h lk tr.
Seen
years
ilon|
they
<VWM h llllM l l l r . i
a check
la every
In progress
and they*
which don’t
are on.
Thr hrml of the Into Joseph Zeinler, the noted derma
tologist, was not exactly n full-fledged testimonial to his
Ito Kiwsnl* magatlne remind*! jirofcsaion, for ll wan almost entirely haId.
Ihtfft never hftjj Ikyh a homtu
One day a young man with thinning hnlr called on
PpW
ftn orphan aaylum or Zelaler and, observing the doctor’s shiny cranium, exclaimed,
m p lU I when Kherman made
"Before I hear your ndvice I would like to oak you frank
fiaiouft remark.
ly why, you • dermatologist, nhould lie without hnlr."
W4 y t pretty rood results on
Zelaler smiled wryly and replied "Young man, when my
r trial Mackouta when they
alr started ko fall out, there wan no Dr. Zelaler to tell me
J J three days of advance puhow to a«ve it.”—Wall 8t. Journal.
ly . We hope they work equal.
C
a^ moment's notice.
Sixth Columnists
rather Coughlin's N ail prepa* U * sheet has finally Iwan
Ted fram th* malD A»d K*a
Mil tlm*.
For the past f!v*
if* It haa been aingtng Hitler's
Someone hnn coined tho oxgreitnlon "nixth columnintn'
txjotleggern
and chlnclcr*
_
....... .
. ’eople who ntoop to Illegal
actlvltlpa In the tire and tube hualnraa, and deplete Rtoekt
which may be needed dcipcrately later for war workers
Jr sickness ran I* cured, ws i nnd actual fighting aervice*, arc traitor* to their country.
told, by looking out of th*
The tire bootlegger I* *mearing the tread* of new
It window nt th* ground. It raainga with dirt and grease to make them look u*ed, and
alto be cured by falling out
th* plana window on to the putting "patchc*H on new tire*. There are atlff penalties
for tho*e convicted of auch practice*, no if any patriotic
persona know of violations of the lawa covering the conser
to government expect* to need
it ten million war workers vation, thuy are being urged to report theee to the proper
Oto and of this year. And If authprities.—St. Auguatine.
Boo* doesn’t pick up pretty
l about ten million busln***
t r * going to be looking for
etty earenilal to himself.
• City to no* Florid*
rn Itotas to be doing
•e.Y ertim * rondltlon*. It
ally 4**ti awarded a •««,emrtract for
building
ich to axpsctsd to doatto
tin
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP TWO
ire of tb* A ur
f bft ■ German
peopla bt Krancc
have
auurage than th# big men
T*
Beauty TalkR
It* awrll. Bo. hlp-hlp, hooray! alrret from Walter Haynes out
N®1X. • # maan hlp-hlp away!
there, w hich. w* think must be
pretty nice for them both.They fan
Remember
Max
Rumblry? riran g * news from bom*. John
Well, Max la entered 'ax ■ S ea married Nellie Cunningham, a
man, 1st Class, In the Naval Re daughter of Mr. and Mr*. James
serve and li stationed at the . ( unnlngham. ’Old Timer*' tall
Washington Navy Yrrrl. Max Is Mr tunninthim 'Jim ' and Jim
th* son of Mr and Mr*. II M. ha* been ta lllff at the gaminola
Rumbley -you
also
remember Court House her* for years. Mr.
llo rk t Privately, "H eck" I* our and Mr*. Cunningham have a boy
biggest swear word, but not where nf thrlr own In the Army, a*
the
Rumbleys
are
concerned. well Hr I* Wealey Cunningham
‘ Brother* it helping hit father, and Wesley I* with the Parachute
Heck, on the farm this winter for Trop-. He left with the National
hit father had more tl/m hrfcpuld Guard about 1 yaer and a half
look after and haa been on the sick agu «nd ha* been with th* Pradivision
approximately
Hat. Ws are glad to aav, though, chute
that ha la better. Mat *ay* he three month*. H* ha* completed
all
hia
work
at
Ft.
Bchnlng a*
lovea the n»*y amt la happy. Max
ran lw rear her) by. this address: a I‘•rechute Jum per and la now
Mr. M ai Rumbley, 1st. Class Sea xl M. Ilragg, where he haa been
man, U. 8. 8 . Aquamarine, Waah- for about three weeks. He can
lAgton Navy Yard. WaaMHgton. be addressed. Pvt. Wesley Cun
D. C. Ha enlisted November tat. ningham, 603 Parachute Troop,
Ft- Hr*»g, N. C. And. b* says he
IIMI. Ship ahoy, Ma%!
lovrs that psrachsts tuslnrss!
Jchn Ksdcr— It's all hi th* asm*
It lakes an artist to laugh at
life. And It lakra a life time In family, but not th* same branch—
anyway,
John can be found this
[earn-the art. Wo all better get
» n y : Pvt. John L. Kadrr, Reserve
busy and do some l a l l atudying.
S«iu*drt>n, Croup
fl,
Mxxwall
Bo far the only twin brother* Field. A U b'm s. Ha la an aviation
cadet
and
volunteered
somrlhln#
w* know of from Seminole Coun
ty In the service, are the sons of over a month ago. You two of
■ r . and Mr*. 0 . E. Plerey. You that ssm* fam ily are certainly
all know Mr. Plarcy fog bis eon- 'rising' young men! And baiter*
ua. we're with you, 100% I
- ■
■
. - I t you have hot read “The
plunder of Ralrnce" by Jim **
Btract, you hav# missed some
thing. li appears In the May ia•u o * f th* American Magmilns
and It portrdya th* kind of roar•g » » * »1I Bred the** .days. Also
In th*^ Issue ia s d v k * from a
»■ >■ >»* of m sny s ne rg as to th r
nrersxlllc* of a boy nt th* front.
Thi* vtlcron British soldier says
that Ih* best frltnd o f any bey
^ u t . there' to a good 'tin-opener1.
8h« wan beautiful with a delicately moulded face and
eyc& aa aoft-aa a doe’s. Ha wse a m»wW the world and
he knew exactly what to do to arouse the poetic romance
•he seemed to breathe.
Whereupon he deliberately stepped upon her train and
then, bowing low, apologised profusely. "Though I may not
have the power to draw an angel from the aides, at least I
have pinned one to earth I” he elghed.
Hie girl looked at him from soft lidded eye*. "Scram!”
Flrxt Avrnu* and Fthy-sacoiid
she entpped'"or fll pin yer ears baek.1
Ctreet, Bruth Brooklyn, N. Y.^Wa
Herald.
can tiro no further Information
wish you alw ays safe and
landings! am aa' address la
Amo# Jo net. Headquarter* I
H- Q- Co. 1st Battalion,
Parachut* Ipfantry, F t Bei
Sam Richty la another boy of
P JnKntovn'a
Dam It---1_
lere somewhere on tb# Eastern
seaboard - wa can’t Say exactly
where. 8am was home for only
a faw day* about two weeks go.
J r. .too, Rk**
hi* aervice
fc r
Unci* Sam . II* la with a Bombing
Sgusdron. Here's to you and ytxrr
Old "U ncle", too. Sem i Incidental
ly. war* You named for him by
M. B. SMITH
State LcgiHlaturc
ARCADE
Package Store
O. D. F A IU IE I.U Owner
Pboae t l i a
Mather Bldg:
VOTE FOR
L B. MANN
: §lalc Legislature Group Two
Farmer Far 3J’ Yearn And
Knows The Need* Of
• 8KMIN0I.E COIINTY
tfa ie Vallllral AS*.I
A County CnramUtioner who
hold* l*n public •H itra cannot
do Justice lu both nf thrm.
My opponent I* oat of Ihr
riHinlv all week, ontking for
the fttate Hoad D rparlm rnl.
He was * Ire led to gi<r hi*
time tn thr burlnr** of thr
rtHinly. not as a orekritd roantv afllriat.
Th* hualnraa a f S r a. inolo Coenly should not br a aidrlinc
I* be arrted In spare llmr.
It t» a full tim r Job. In Ihi,
war rw rrgrnry carry round
offirrr should br on thr J»h
dol»g his part, and not m ilr,
a *k y all werk.
(Ayau want a full tlatn Cuuhl,
Cbmmisslonrr sola for
FOR COM M ISSIONER
TH E 3 RD D ISTRICT.
M AY BTH.
ie .i.1 i-Mittn*t a * ,. i
GROUP ONE
Mm J M I rtthaitl .«i.«
Kir«t Aitl in«liiotiii«
thr fnllnwiiiii prr«vn« .«•
rnpi|ilctri|^ thr «taiii|«ii|
Mcviltmn War rrit h in*
"•
»S. of thr Klrvt B*ptiat
Church will he held at U» church
f t 3:30 P. M. The topic, "Think
on Tese Thing* — Whstooavar
Things Are Pure" will beoonder
thiw ljrrcjicp of CW Is i w -
im*%
•
K»«iwfv 1‘nrrr _;hMi»ni
Daniel .jsil
5 inJth,
"feet at the ..m V T im .
»u ax a ., noma « • i h C A ..*
VknTty n « r i with' RoUr>'
Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Gordnier.
fm hlfm i rnirravrtl un thrm w »rr
The Women's Auxiliary of Holy " “ *•
______
1020 Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 Cross Episcopal Church will meet
p
rm
n
tn
l ■ « favors to thr IaiIIp s .
— ...
P.M.
Frrsidrnt R W Ruprecht r i .
at the church. St 3:10 P. M.
■ r*- Un,on 8 Allen has reSU N D A Y
The American Legion Auxiliary *“ nwd to her home In Orlando, tended s ctmlisl wrlcomr to the
The Young People of the Prr»- Posi 63 will prrpare and sere* after visiting as the guest of> Rotsryanna iml intruliKrtl R rv
bjrtrrirn tliurrh will have' a i
Frank Pullry a* th«* "hahy** mem
>|M-clal program at the church at
ber of thr rluh an<1 Mr* Pullry
7:00 P. M.
nawrat Rotaryann
Hr aUo inMONDAY
trodufftl Mrs.
I>r«>nan1Mrl,uc«-»
Thr II. K. Club o f (). K. s . will
TllEfTDAy
Carl. J r - ° t Qultmsn. Ga.. are ft* a nrj* Kotarvann and Mr and
meet at the home nf Mr* J . O.l
Miss (’ Urine Belcher will give the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr*. Waltrr HaVnr* a* irrand '
Huff on South Sanford Avenue at I a talk on "W ar time Changes In Fosslar.
parrnt*
*
j
8:00 P. M * Ith Mr*
M Tyre I Clothing" at the Woman’s Clob
---------- •
Mr*, timrirr A S|H«rr h a «1
as co hostrs*
lieginning at 10:00 A.M.
Tho
Frad P- Strange ha* t-ran call
the pnt*mm and in
■ The program marling of the* meeting will last until J:0 0 P.M. *4 to Hawthorne because of the fbftric*
trod lx rd Jf»r Pruwrha of thr O r-;
with a covered d(ph loncheon be- ••»*><»* Hlne^ of Xgth hi* mother lartdo Air Ha*r t*ho ptrarnlrtl
ing srrvrd i t the noon hour.
and father.
thr rirlou* numhrr*. II, II ( o lr . 1
man «a* chairman of thr I jh Iiom
T h . r ^ i ™ £ TWi M Y
T. I. Herrl*. J , . .„ d son. Nlfht committer and Mr* C o ir - 1
„ The Clvle Department o f the T. I , III. will arrive i m . week man had charirr of Ihr tahlr doc-1
Woman’s Club will hev* « ' cor.
oration*
Shi Klinr of the Or-1
. m l dish luncheon at | | :M p.M
lando Air Mate announcnl that '
with Mr*. II. J . Ichm in aa •ponan Air lla»«‘ R« vur twill l*r held •
•or. Ilosteases will be Mr*. B.
In Sanford nr*t Friday i
c \Joorr and Mr*. Glenn E. Mc
Friend* of MU* Oil
vitrd thr Rotanana to
Kay.
will m rrrt to learn
The profratn con*l*trd
undcr^m t • major op.
follow Inf numltrr*
il>« Fem ald laiiighton
"|>ran Mon*' Ku«arll
HofpiUl thi* week
"You Can Al»ay* Kind
of Sun»hinr in 11% Old h.
MIm Irli Ander* Srl»r
Ilotnr
l•rrall•*■ thrlr'a
fd Wf(lnf»<liy fnirn H*r
in thr r»wif llrgh Sufnn
Mux June Pennl
» enter Tftlft* .and point* wr*t
"llaaln Slrrrt
lllti*-*
^ imiultxit- tor idfi,,-.« t.„ t|„
lainrd for mkmhrra -Bun- hat been yUltJnjr «*iih
Jran l*rtitr
111 1 .* II ndi.iini«lrat.o.i ,il tl,
day School Class *hd other •nd frlentf* for ihr
"I aald ’ No* ** llrrl*
i
f
I.....
I* Knli-ialton >f tVhmrn’i
friends at her howto on Oak A v week*.
"Rlur« in thr Nlftht"
* hit.. roiiftCNlion of *1,,o,lor* „|
enue last nlfht. Rad roar a. snap
Polak
I I- -li-l.u l* lhioiiKbo.il Ihi- stair
dragons and static* ware used to
"l.ullahv of thr T r rv
. p.«--,*nlall in of tnent awar.1* *ti.|
form th* floral decoration* for
•ell Rrvrllr
I Im Ilatloii* f„i the 194.1 ronvro
(he rooms In which th* gurxto
" N o IkwI ) ' . Hahy m J ot
tl*'.' hlKhllghlrsI I, r tHISIIlrs*
wrre entertained
Mi** A no Tran an-nmf
an-,, ir .lr n la t
Election of of
Numerous game* and contest*
the piano
| fir. r ■ loot place t.ulay at th,.
ware enjoyed and prtaaa award
Among those present
^ roll i , lit Ion headquarter*
ed tn Jacqueline Armstrong and
following
I
I hr -lair |irr*ente,l h\ | | „
Lawrence Horton, after which th*
Mr mil Mr* Andre*
Hoh. rt Sew hall Sara*..la . I ,,,
hoatesa served refreshment* t*
way Mr and Mr* II J
ll.„
f Ih* noltillia I Ihr
Oltlllller
the following:
.* a-b.I b* M i. Half-1, \ „ .t,„
The
Misses
Helen
Patras,
J
a
c
XPERT hnrnin to sm o o th queline Armstrong, Marlon Nib, St. . ,| S.nlor.
..r i t - ., to,.
thr w«y to new hrnuty for lack. Mary Edna Landrrs*. Bet
you . . . to give you th e m oot ty 8ue Hatcher, and Mrs J L.
fluttbring mnke-uji you ever Ilorton. Also, Clarence Grant
Lnyte Hoffman, Georg*!
haul' Kxjtort ndvice to aid ham.
M lii Doris Jack •sin of (hr Klor
Townsend, l-awrme* Horton, E u
you in keeping your com- gene Pennington and Jimmie Pen- Ida 8t*t» ColUgr f,., Woman In
jilexion lovely th ro u g h tho
Tallahaaaar will dancr tonight in
years!
New Orleans as s mrmliar nf
th* Modern Dance (’lass from the
That is the thrill you
A ( ‘ imp Blarvllnir Bold ter goX college, which was invited In dance
hnvc In store for you during hia toothpaste and savln f cream at a concart for the physical edu
the Beauty Week visit of mixed up durinf a practlv# black- cation convention twin* hell in
out-with rather untasty reeifta.
that city
JrenVthc L * ^ " hUCh" r-
r~>"' St ^ -»•
,*f .
..
|
, ,»or
J•
» u>i
A pjilrhr.-il-U a-Ji*'
^ AeaPHMfcJ* f r - h n c K .
IHrrttwnr* rT’^H Ihtm
\
untie* which (the State
nt *t pie.ent lists aa be
•it m il the tf S .: Ger|J|*«n
Italv.
Bulgaria,
Rumania and TtelU lld.
Johriaon. Sant
k'ii|?t|
||
Mar ah. h 1» Smith an.l N|a.
Krhth naira Ruth I ti»»«r*«. • > \
t "u nnlfi if h* m, tira»* ► vuti* \| «n
l*mc|nr. In n |talw»rti Kiln It
ton. (irrtrhrn I m i*
|
\« «Oldlttgr !#• A ftNII.I ...
j mumcall'm f**•!•• \«i •••(! « », *,
<|tiaitrr*, thr
h an
I I
Hrlirf
S«irirt\
fan e* In hcl|HMt,‘
f th* Vm«
th* \ * t
hut...ton,
mu ml • t . .♦ ti
\nv> jsrfma»fitirI .uni fhi.i |*|**m.
rnf*
Thr aim .»f »»i* \ h » » »:«
lirf Stn’ irly »*i*i illi’ viitfti ffrvfrr.
•mtintf
mm*!
ilf|H*i»d» tita
,f
Hill’s
Package
Store & Har
\ ,,
Murine and I ••••( (iimr.l p* i .. •
ind. whether m iitt' «»t mm in .
Thi* Irudiidr* Immu* and ..»-!» .«*
rt|«tarKC in ra««* **d nrr»| .»« In*,
pitaliiatlon, and
|ir«»« iditihr turn
Intnal traimritr ami wlm a**■•»> *.
■ hthlrrn of thr»r dr|*e-mlrnt% |li.
IJune Pennington Has
! Party Fbr Friends
P at Your
, Face In
Her
H\
Miss Terrice
( lu’nillc HcdspreadH
v r feature
40 YEARS AGO.
S*ifi low ’‘baby"
chs-nlllr wllh r r f .
ular h i g h pile
Inftine! Beautlfill color cotnhlti
« i.-n . to wake
•M' v«nir ro«im
m! in 11
|IWii
the old time ro ily towel » , %
the only one Bern m many
hom es; anat we uaed lo aril
lots o( th e m !"
Brady
Bventu Of 0. E. S
ScKflion Are Gi
Next ttms, next time,* shs said.
W ill, th* ‘dtirt time* rsasa, hut
oh, deer LWd! the poof, oU g irl
was d e o d l-W h st a W
| [ Jt 'x
not In this w ar pot o ff aMH to
morrow the things w* should do
today. Remember ear 'A ll A nuriesn Csnrrese' tnd you 71 bet forget
Mir All American Boys I SIG N
UP T O D A Y ._______
Alice McKInKtry,
Sfft. McMahon Wed
NEW' ARtttVALS
r o ll*
I’ riitl
ll r c w m
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Watkln*
announce th* birth of a son, Dsvkl
Broughton Watkins, Jr., oh Thurs
day, Apr. 14 , fn the Farnald.
Laughton
Memorial
HoabtUd.
Mr*, watkln* will be remambared
* 4 tho-fordias M trioa T liy s i* .
HUNT’S
' '•«. 4t t11|f f • hi J
M,J, ^
iif th» \|. i h.whet I hurrh
"led to
Held mi Monday]
20, ha, been po'lpnmvl un
anilay. Apr. .'7
The men
'III •** held at the hnma of
!’■ I*1 John —-n »n Sanfnrd
»e -Ith M r. K r -Smith.
■ rn htia|r«*
TODAY IS VICTORY BOOK DAY
Your Theatre WIU Gladly Receive Your Books I
Today' & Saturday
•DOUBLE BILL
A pood lublfontial lowtl
colon fo Hormarli§ with o
bathroom tchema.
REMNANTS
u rp o vr
MONDAY
Satardsy
Dr. C. D. Brownlee
Mrs. t . t>. Brownlee
*tM n ito b a lh Hatcher ^
W. F . Garner
Churl** Chalker
working population of
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
t
*
te|«,n » a , li e folkrw'if
I'tiniiK lh ' preaenl entert
' « nutiiher of <|ueslion* have
•» <••»»« rrnins the particlpa.......... . nttit til liens In A m erican ,
It.sl I r i.u a n r i
All A m it it ll
Iti.l
x o itrr * . whether vol“ " ,r »'
paid. participating IS
livttie. rc laln h lln .cr vices lb
The .iimr.1 fm er, must he flltt
.eiturua 4 - iW - t li K In all o « J w r ~
' d l ' i I l y t ' U t S M r of -the^U -vlU viC ;
Miui all other v o lu n litn a r t yft-_ ,
T o lonfei . 1 a id
T e le p h o n e 14 s
*
how to get hi teach with yoa. It
la Pvt. Walter le e Stoodenmlre.
Co. C Wth Trig. Bn., 2nd Platoon
Camp Woltera, TeSas. Camp WatItfa 1* about 46 mile* from f t .
Worth, we mtderetind.
PAGE T H R*«
WU, KBHEBT MOUnjOLDKB
•!’ ❖ <♦
«:**i* -i—i
-
•;«•;••><•❖ ❖ <»*><•*>
COMING SUNDAY & MONDAY
DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT
„
L A tC MARY
COMMUNITY BALL
|70f»M
0<■
'xQ .
y —*■
jv'*
—
4- |
tt«M a t u g k n Ortk
8:M — TID
FF
rt •«•-
'
. Hgt. McMahon was stlandnl hy
B *t- C .. A. Adams , o f Camp
Blanding aa best man.
U,htra
wore Corporal Gsorga McNrel
and Corporal R. I. Jones.
Following th* wadding an In
form al recaption was bald. A fl*r
spending toow tlm* with thalr
ipsoste th* cootie toft for a wadd lag trip to Daytona Botch and
Sanford. Mro. McMahon UavaUH
to a two-toot suit o f illk linen
to * ho dot o f torf and baig*. worn
with btigo aaroosoriis and an orWld on her thm ldar. BgL and
Mro. McMahon wfj] reaid* at
1007 North Ninth Street, G.lnas-
vBJo,
•
Mrs. McMahan woo graduated
YO WELL’S
SANFORD, FLORIDA
DUE TO PUBLIC DEMAND YOWELL’S $1 DAYS WILL CONTINUE
LOT LADIES'
0SIERY
ONE L(JT
I.ADIRN'
SI’ RINt
CHILDREN’S
CLOSE OUT PRICE
ONE IX)T LADIES'
Value to ZOS
CLOSE OUT
Sport nifd dreany
Hlylpn. Prints nnd sol
Id colors. Vnltio lo
16.76.
ONE LOT SHEER
SPECIAL
Dress Goods
Worth 80d yd.
. -** * - XlltO ,
a. 1 : '
-\'*m. > ^y iY i*
�FRIDAY, APRIL 17. 1912.
THR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Winning Hun Forced
In A h Reds Win, 8-7
m
C l N f I N K A T I . A p r . 1 7, O i l —1 > | C in ci nn a t i lltv l, f i n a l l y b ro k e
M il in an H-T v i c t o r y j n l c r d a y ,
? * b u t had to iru 12 i n n l n r a to
y e t It o n a ru n f o r c e d in b y a
'*•|pm-pi If her w a lk w it h th a liaar*
Toil. i ’. - A f t e r G e o W a l k e r hnd tied up
► t h a c a m e In l h - n i n t h w i t h •
homer
Rookie
Hulcbar
li r a I f h i
over the leflfirii] wall,
Aldon Wilkie and X u
divided "honors"-on four
’ plW ** i<j Eddie- Tiioet
led aiul b # n followed on tb>
b-«fv Ly MIL* McL'orMJrk »n.l
Jlnuuy lilm o n on walk*, u o rrJ
lha rasy way,
Hu pleat- plt-h-rs * a v - up M
MU tu th« Rsrli, Jo * Dacca. atai
f Ira man of Cincinnati7•
IBit
championship season a rut thin
R «l hurlcr of tha day, cot crnlli
for the victory, while Wilkie <■ >
cf arced noL only with the.. J r
faal but lh a fatal paaa.
Red Sox Smack A’s
For-Third Straight
ht| safely yesterday, while f« ln .
inc their third itra lch t victory
over D a Philadelphia Athlrtlea,
1 0-4 liehlnd the lie -b ill pllchlnc
of t'la rle y Wafttar.
»
Sun’ ilrt^ urc linrtl lo
gel. no don't neglect
nmull cubt and hrenkn.
Have them inflit'clcd
promptly. A atltch in
time eavc-% Urn.
ICKKI’ YOtIII TIIIKS
FROM WKAKINU
OUT IN SPOTS
hy having your wheels
b n ln n eed Hint lenity
add dynamically. Halmiring olan an veil
front end wear.
I
C » C . W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
In
bom bardinc
richthandera
K r n i C a l l i i ir u l and l e i McCratrb
fu r 'it a a fa t ie e, lha S o c k e r a colIdri ed f i v e a i t r a - b a s e i , I n e iu d in c
I o m e n b y T e d W l ll l a m a a n d Horn
D ik liircio, Jim T a b o r and Pete
Koi
each
co ll ec te d
fou r
hita.
three s i n g l e s and a t v e - b a r g r r
-IK illlH fC TAXl
8E U V IC IT
W lAM fT' Apr. 17— | 8 p « la l) —
The Miami Herald last week re
ported that the Ulus and Gray
C ib Company of Miami had s p
illed to the city planning board
. .or pvymlealon to conalruct
a
| livery alable and baa announced
J nlana for the eetabliahment of a
j DnLbin T axi Rervlce In the event
11 he ere and lire shortage forrea
the elimination nf automohilci
ia> t u la In the “ Magic C ity".
In the event,
augcrsls
the
lln alil,
the d o w n t o w n j i a r k l n g
Im-lrra ahnuld serve a d m i r a b l y as
bill Iiciil iMiata.
'C im ii lllaixlina'a vi-hlrb-, r,.oidre annimlly, 270,000 uallon, or
nil: 1.600,000 enllone nf fun nil;
and 10,030 callona nf Iferuaivir.
he
Sh o e
t h r if t y !
Do n 't t h r o w a w a y the m o n e y yo u
ha ve Inveeted In you r f o o t w e a r
wh en y o u r s h o e , ca n lie p i a d e
like new a g a i n .
if
Complete Shoe Service
Invisible Half S oIch
(TTY SHOE SHOI*
110
HANPOnD
AVE.
At THE CHURCHES
?«»ur rhurrli. Y«i»
ur g* d In rural,
B A P T I R T <f i l m II
l oAK K MOHROt:
II. II, Martin, l‘ i i l n r
ftnndar Hchnol, |®; e* Ar J 4
Mo rn in g P re a ch in g K*r»ir»
rw ir J Is Up
,j
Creator •f o r f a i t I have
— C aarw i
N-ihir*g fn life la mor® w o r «I f rful I hall faith H h a . tm*
firal
itift' tfiit fo r r r which w e cun ne it he r
weigh >M I ha bala nr g no r i#*t In
thr rrurlbl#
—
i ' wahf hg
M M T iiu u irr r u i n n i
I t W Anal in. paator
r h u r r h iwhcml > #U A- U . Mr A
Carl U r i d b u r f . atip#rIntandanl,
V » a n * I'eopJaa* U m II i i l : l l P,
M . Mr». I. *V. r / n u i f t i m , praaMani.
P i a y a f (Heeling Ttsuradar, •:§•
e b k h k ik r
Ma
li- t . r . IE. 1 :M P * l
MvehJrig H ®r ?| r# „« o® p.M
W M ntxU r B*rrift, I
in
in n
tka
ati ta .o
PM.
l « fe a t , l a w i d t h V * ' 0 " 1* *
a p o l a l 1 1 1 1 I I ft. W . at t k #
HE
Comer
e l Car. I.
TWP
t l p Jt t e K i k y e r e r a a a l a l
W e a l I* ft. t h e n r e a e v t b .*11
ft
I he a r e R a e t | a < It
ik .a ra
N o r n . I l l t l . l a Ike pi. L l W .
a nd
rnaeM ac
ap p ru i l ra al a l y ,
« n » pare.
Paid eala l a b e m ad e l a e a l l e f r
t he I t m . a at M i d decree.
O e o . A. ’ Spear, Jr.
„ . A e Special ) ( a g * r
o -n r.rt o r
(H la a lim
p in u n n o v
R T A l U o r I 'L O R I D A :
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DtBCO
Hannon
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American
Filipino
P a t r o l Ambushes
Nipponese
Force
British Hold
Burma Lines
C h i n e s e Recapture
Town And Release
IC n g I i s h SoldiersFrom encirclement
i* rlaimnl by ih* Alllnl alfpi
Am rrinn plane* bar* *truck ayalnit Tnkyn, r»[iItml nf Japan, and Ih* great mdu-trinl rtlirt «■
Y'knham a, Knlar and Nagnya. according In an on
nuunctnent nf the J*p*nr»r gnvernmenl
Airrirw-
Of
siri
m & rjn .'si.. t Construction
?i
Oil 'Pipeline
Is
D iscussed B y Club
J6 h m r'
CaUed
Giant"
n r v ^ i'
I
If!
.
J . W. Daniel of
A. C. L Railroad j
Died Last Night,
J , W flAnlrl, cbit’ f Hia|intcK»-r
htTi for iht A tlantk C a»t l^f*r
T h year. In rnilroad^ - rr
r^-i,.,
ur’ ! .h,,fr ! < l '
“ S a n f o r d 's
.t *
A r t lC I C
hofn* ™ o*k Avru. * ui# t*
niffhl
br
In at lark- on ItahauL' T h r y ja*ro
rriiorti'il
boon deatrof,r d
parted In
on thr jrniund
Chongkme
rrp* rtrd
Chine*#
trof p« r re apt tired Yrrvnngyuang,,
thr !C r m c r olt r e n in , today and
in !»*• day* ••f Litlr# righting
r**lr**pi1 n lint i»h fnfrr *if a#Vrrnt th»Mi"»nd f»*nn rn* irrlrm rnl.
Am#i lean k*dnnirrf i*n*l C S
Nriiik flier* fighting v*»ih l.irntrn*nt t.rtu•r a 1 Siilwi |3'* Chm#^a
f rv* * on *tie Kati|r<*°n Mandalay
r m*>1 «pfp rcp’if lr*l gtotig "all
.j 111
tn thru ■ROftMf arid they
kirfr nl'lc
r*1fil*lt*h 3«k*'*i air
--ip .ii.fil> ni i me* a It hn * th ihrv
rtori* hani|Hro*l
l»rk of r#inf.ircrm f nt *
nf Tokyo, 1 ..k.hnnm amt K»d.-w tth a C-" .tl I’ir - - mnp -I, ,
l-mit»ed c» •* ’ ■,,*» thri wni
t.
which thr
tm,- tdnnrI .
the rr*»ili <»f it *rv» »
^#*»rf attack whirb » »* *■•»ffa*t
■■
j last TUrfcitaf
ni*fuuiun of n prcjwmil frr
Thr bo»|y i» to !>«• ••■ ol t** <
th# ciinstriiction of an oil pipe lnmbi», S,
for I. -rml
\\<
lln# from Tampa to Banfoni for Dnnkl was n m itlrn i rrf S h»
Dm? purpcifk# of tnovinir oil frmn
f» r thre# Jfo r i, r-orniiic h* .
T e m to EasU m itatrs via Iho from Tampa. II# want to Tsmi
St. John* Rleor and Inland w a ., after .pending four year* al Way
ttmrays to a i In AtoM th# moiv croaa. From 1907 In 11*3-7. hr
BT, AUOUfiTTINK. Apr. * 0 - haurdoua or ran rout# character- vra* *(ation#d at Savannah, l!n
(Spoclal) — With local
board* i»#<i the program at Ih# K d ary
Mr wa* born S^pl 12, I***1
ihoat- n“th*
In Uftnphii, T#nn.
Ill* parrot
r Stale
7 ji of■ #F lorid
, l a,1 luncheon today
all in rtidlneaa for \ r f ^
Hipcui*lon waa lntr«».litcr.l acre Rev. Dr. K u g » n r D a m rl
Mr.
S
u
i.nn
r
\Vlthrr-|HN*n
I »
K t w i 2 ftth o °?r ^ PLr « “and mr." ‘ ^ < h ar!r. Morriaon -h n ,r .d . .
- .
r
... | raryt* frnm an article by Matlm li'L _ U « * » * r-lu r*u J_ a t *1 i v
Jt a a 'n J I h a Di,«>
nf Andefaen In Sunday'*
Mtlandn anTTlN-riKm Cnlir*.- -1 It• !■ ,
rlan ColliM. flu te
Dlrrctor
uf H<ntl^ |.S u r
wh’ (<.h
Sl s
C , Bt„, „
V „ Mh
Seloctiv* ■ Service, today pointed
Jnhn*
Hirer
«
**
rallrd
"Sanf
r
l’*
State
ro
llrg
e
.
and
la in mat,
owt that there are
only
thro,
„ II -lit .
maljwwqulrvmenta for thla reel* Giant” and the lo.t uppurtum M in Carnlyn Mar I
tie* of the ri.e r were bemoaned deau.
.Sunrlvnr* tie»lde« the willow u>.
Tbo general gvimmaiiicd lhc*e Th* pipeline pm poul wa* rallol
Sanjonl'a "Illlllon dollar water- three datghtera. Mi»* Maiy EUr
o a U e -l aral n a onu Unu:
wav
cpportcnlly”
.
abeth
Daniel, Mr*. Jean Poplin
0 ) Kvory . a o lo citlten
an»1
Mr. Morriaon Introduced K.I and Mr*. Carolyn Wilkin- . n.
every male aikew rwaidUg In Floi ^ U u t than poroon* oictpted lllfg in a, aecretary of the Semin- Min. J . W. Daniel, Jr ., nf Min.,
ole County Chamber of Cotnmrrre Ingbam; four al.tera. Mr- J..i,u
whoae letter lo the pohliabrr nf W. Dodge nf Jarkannvlllr Mi
aod th* forty-fifth | the flentlnol-Star advocating thu Froil Morton of w —
m.
: tbo d ay of hla I rnn-tructlon of a pipeline from Jam ea Thnmaa of J * f Ik•Mil ' I
bltth oo #r beforw* f»b* 10, 1012, (Tam pii (p Ranfnnl, provided tho and MU* Rohrria D*nirl nf i *
* M h n not ntUlaod tbo t l i t y - , , pr|ngtio*rt from which the rn m -'e r, Tcnn, and four granilrhil.lt
fU th atinlvoraacy oC tho day nf I menlJ on th* 8t. Jr.hna were Jo Ann Wilkin*. William !’■
M* birth M «r before Apr. n . launched.
Mr. n iftin a .la le - i. lin. Charlea Prplln and J W 1>..
IW t.^la roqtdred to prooont him- ,
ti ewilaaeo . . rwo* ^ *« >
1*1. HI. of Illrmingham
to r*fl*lr*
IBM .
Boards Are Ready
f o r Registration
of Men, 45 to 64
a
I Hr lu a rla ifd Prr«*l
T ill’ ri’ in fo ri'w l H rilifih , ilofi’ iutiiiK (h<‘ riu h t w in g o f tho
lliuviut till** ni’ .’ir T n u n g itw in g i v i. m n in ta iiu il t h r l r im a itio n s
u m lrr ri’ iw n tw l Jn|innc.*e oam ull.'i n* h rn v v fig h t in g coitlinm -il in nil -ivlnrM n f ih o
fn iiil i xlnv
A iH lriilin n Iratli i t * llii'l w ith lii lt Ih illg lfti
Mni’ A r t lin r m ill n th i'r A llie d
rhi.‘ (l:niij l»
plain fiij lb * r ^ |
■ Witt mr»KU;;dtfln >d mnii|HMrr
]
nh.l rr-.m lirr In An-lrnllu. V’ nlln l Nu I inn. )p(>iidier* -Irink at en
emy ■ lil|i|ilitp In llalund Marlnir,
Nr-i llrilnilt mi Rtuidny tnfllfliiiK *niur datnaci'-*.A t»u u f 411 Jlp a n rr* |iMn(lr»
ra id e d t h e ia p a n e a e m ain lan d
® c it ie s S a t u r d a y h a v e reached
t h e ir “ d e s tin a tio n s ” s a fe ly ,
th e R e n t m N e w s A g e n c y r e
p o r te d fr o m C h u n k in g to d a y .
A J a p a n a a e Im p e r ia l h ead -| w a r r i m c t o n . Apr. s o - t n Ja
• q u a r t e r s b r o a d c a s t an a n - The opening nf rn Inten**
I otter tW regldor
^ u n c e m a h t t h a t o n e o f ab o u t
helpeeane, ■ *bV
by bomb* and
' airy* tun* era* rrnnrteil • y IJW
' W«r Department
to.l*y. IH Jc
iLorukln- raid* w rre made on the
on focUta# rod defervllnp junnor*
>.*o are raid to har# »llrncnl at lra»l
. | three battertr* and brokfw
up
(| Bol>*n conewntrwtkuw.
of lha
An Am *rlt»n—Flllolno n*trrl I*
A *ooce*rful , r»kf 0,‘
b» a -m .lmobile ffrea o f A m *rifin* and
apod to China .
Flllnlnoo
Fit Inloo* on enemy outpnnl*
oulpont* in
northern Laion w a reported ye*
■ littery J t u a on the alert for tetd*y tw th* l o r l>ep*rtm*nl,
f a r hour* Monday In f a r ot » which a id *taryo • inounU” rl
rtpotlUon of the w lda priad »t- m ilitary atorso
were
d#«lro)rr«l
acfci at Saturday la wrt.kb „ tbo -nd hcary cau altlo * infllrled on
Jtpanor* people foe
the %
f l a*t ;. th i y*.
(Into In Uiolr modem btatnry foil I The fartrcaa I* load of t'orreelDo blttor effect* of w ar In their I dor continued, im o b while, under
hoary air and prtltlcry bombnrdm M ., a « a*»u n kju o
a id , and
dafoalne farssa
ft» e
atuttwra
w r i t l i m M Japan**# Invader*
o f tho Wanda o f Cebu and Fanay.
, A t .k a a t fa a r and poaalbly fir*
1HH.
Tentative Sugar 2 Soloists, Glee Club Get
Ration Plans Are
Superior Ratings At Meet
Made For County Boy Scout Court
Trade
I ’sers
Will
Sign Apr. 2 S - 2 ‘ 1.
Indiv idunls
I.liter
of Ifonnr Meels;
Camporee Staged
-■••Nt* I f ih t' St'ni»n«>l>
uprrtii' • IH
• Ifif ip. 11
D ti
ill h<d.I Ihrir CmiM r•f
|I I hr JtlHlRtl High Sidiit'kl
ft no i.VUni n flit
n
•m il
ili *•1 1 n t i «ii!|Hiirt* 4i* I n
S n l u i t U y nt th e H llv i* r
I hr
Alima
M iff r rr ri
rfio r
nrw
rfvrr*#* i ultJng off khnin * main
iturrr *if nil ayppllr* Itriliah trtv ' nrr n . apply »tig
t»*
*« orchrd
enrt h |m>)k y. liavi*
farcwl l*»
,|rath’ V
'»ll v* p JI* In WFlUffl
Hot m* »* on11mftiI-r*red
Hriti'h
Wiih twt» Riilniit' »UitHng ihe iro.f|i* retrratid H'i w J‘ i thr fact?
Night it JMMlIl
Mlt.1 wilh ,.f th e f i r n -*t ,Ii»|ttt|n'-e lIBBIllt.
A mail Idock furm#d hy Japl Iv tile*** <*lwh ilnmlnat Ing th#
* . jf/i
* |g«« J\ t
tb» Uw-n'Uojt* | »M*d IflUlL-* *Hp|
lllflt l*virt v ■| rt’j»rr*mLfiliVrF fcimo' w o r k i l l Tkchirwi tb* Drtti.h
fit
(1 u nji
lw*t w re n
Y em i n g y * it n g Kit)
f wiih l».p ha lia r* *1 1 hr
• flh .ittfi'iiml CIiiin I* Mu*if' l ri h)nuk|t*.Uimg. thr Utter only
.
1
1
0
milrw
MUithwrwl
nf M »hd*l*y
ml
nl 1 ttiii |.it |rt*' ’At-rli
Thr II rtt knh hrukr thfaugh » fU r
* 1r I. it l . t f i . U
a in T h r I.n ly
*1 the
t<» g«T »» •»* 4 heavy b flllt, which wia mn'I i Ilfm c !*• I hi* 1■*** ’
tl«Ml ^ ilfifirvi U trr In th# Mcmity *»f FlnMi - l». i *1hit Sunfortl. din * l*«i t 4-hanng, a Cimirn’mi'lUT withl,
ftp i he If own mniii f fun I, lb*
Ih * • h«h mud S# m i Hole H ig h tun r
i m r h r r . * t * t f d l i l t * m rrcn m g , « n d rhirtrftf*. (rll l**#k fcmrihg# -fi|#
Lulyw Pippin,
ttipiano tailr tb KU, MMi m il.« fraki
gol a "tijvrriJ.r i
M i rula b y, hut a Chung Wing enmthr highrel |M
mnni<|!ir rauI lh»l Chinrwi' fnrer*
ih ru -t n o rth
rrptiUrd a Japanr
nf I.nikaw, t*n th ^ a l w i r i i n v r r
nd.iml Um lrr
r
r
, ni»r Bril'M
fW-hn-d
I rti rh.tii
which i»
t «*lng .If «
Ilf *f lH..ti
!• insilrd t*i lM* »"l
\ ufvhitnm.
inn I nl t‘ hh h S» ‘ •*
-#i* in v"
mni'iifK « i
rr* ■
1 '" ' 1 fc
- M
“ TT"
I.mn
Th. , I-.*
H alf.
•Illlroj 1 1
g Ht- I.t f.-r
tj’I'f m ml
'll* \lllin n
J |i, 1 1 1 til’ IN
*
."g U f.if •• utt -IN.! i■ 'r . . r
.. Iht
i
|dM*
I. r
it
'"HI tile
I.ilh I i . . .
,*h itml /;•
' lid . tl -* «
h.
>. f.lt.l tft.'nthif alU-l 1*M
P 1" itppt'U r Ivcfttn* on ihr
..t
f.h .-.l
.ltd fm
I f. of P‘lp 1rlilit Ity n not |oi it y
• htOUghmO S ill.ml mill I hr rnuti- of thi !»»I ruN compel mg nt tic* l,r"'gill Ml ftft ill*’ result of w inning
iy rn May I
, t *»ii«iiiiii'r* per CAtltpotv * fmir of right pair ■ !* D.»- It ...m prtlli' 'ti,
defififd m ■>II ir| i \ tdliftlw ill t n r p « R 'r d t h r t r* t., ro m p r liiV g
lamnng thr tnp h.m.ir* m
1
®11
i Ollllt) , kblllii- t •d r i i n T k in c ln d r I* |in r ■f f. 110 p* H it * , w i i h I l l i i i j TkiR"
i-w ilivUlnn, Oririt Tm n il
• ttn ilii", •**I.r.I* ill'E' , Ifi*t it Hi IttllRt, |...|rtl. ■H>’w in g p a l fill** tin* |* rh
tnd Intin-ii it| iifti" in , Inr Iiiitmg 11- i •
f
filte r in g
t lir
C rn tra i
1 (puf -*|‘| tl. , . - •Ml hm>Mn*ndlthui
I l.n. in i .>i>rn it rnfiipniff '<> U*
t >1 Mitjir,-*| It*
Mr iV t.r .M
rw4*gi*fi 1InId
1-1
f <«mn Wrwa, fi. b i \|**>n
A In.ti' 11mill'll- ' 4i ilit n nrw
i hk( T,ln«f «h-|
i r it nf e hn«l
1 ihr • mo pm(* iigl* y■ j - rit.o ti-*l I • r•a MtlllUy
4.(MM» ,
I
m Hftnfi,i *|, In M tb M'. 17
Itlkt 4am#- •ill'll'* Iflol IIHtg Bud r«•ni*• *i m (to- ♦truth
I I ■ f'-.r# |*iltr !• will. Ill id*’
»ith dpi i ■ '! . 'itftl* I
riH» whit.* |
Cnl i*ii 1 initk♦ .*f * .*•J..I..I 44..IIIJ4H ao.l »h.
>
*» *• C7fl fWlltll* Wfltt I I .It
Hilt ii« i*r-f ' .mi
. I.% tin*
11 gl it*l i ,l- id - ... lot * *.f !.. I
I*•»*I \ ‘ 1*f' ni' H I *r«m1 *11.1 \ 141: h
»maind* i *■/' 1 1n
I School
Lit- nod Hltd 1h« ftIM1l -*f trail ' 1
Mill
"f
t f " " j l
II
14 li t I
till
"hr fl'tfi-fcii nf *. i
• L*’'«" by ...... J'*”ti W iiuh
li I'. 11! hr f |*r.»t (if Trot Ip V
1 mdr II i i i w tl, II
'' k'to" Ihr hiflMlid. f.iPR A
V h ii g, fHinp direct nr, «>■
VrmiifR'
uiurdi r th*rgi Hhit Wi11 Siiwjrrr,
h tn o n d s
(tf k.iy Dtihr n vnill |r rrcpir«tr*l j ,,,, l.t'g i >-f thr rmn|N*rrf, wilki
W
tkl*. 44a with \V**hnigiloll** Wife,
1 ..n tirk. health ftfi.! »afet>
'o dcliirr Ifialrutlimi • lip*.
|(uh v Wftfthmg Um,
n«ft»«ttng
W J
H a rk e i
filicAlinn ItUnlf
ami
rationing Him** •
o-hurgr *d nftftftkllt
f I «!■ •- County art***! n* rhirf
oak# ti* th. •* hift*t« in Han/tird.
■ iiumit im»r»if»
P nford loot Ita loeond mrmhrr
tHhrr judge* wrr# Frank
uni BHrrnff < VI llnntj will l»r pidp*11 «rrm* I hit Uilh Wuhiiigtnn
of tho Pul If* Department within
ftskrtt
to
iiftwiilllr
thr
did
I
Vi
ry
nf
1*n
tm.
t
I'.uvti*
Kfmltmn*tt»r.
»nd
ir11.,| hi* wife drflfhd in rrllim to
two wreka when* Pharlr* Ihirm,
iihfte
nij
p
lii«
ilirtiiighmrt
the
Fiiul
iiiirhrnrk,
Ml.
I
Urn
Hrmil
thr if himui* nr nr llnwhin* fflrw rn
Jr ., rvelgncd Saturday and left
I M KSnNVIl.l.K. Apr 20.
oounly
•miftlri
jjSiMrnilk Kinrkiln'a rmphnlir t v i .i Pfr thrlr t-hihlrrrt, of which
for Mnble, A la,- In fteerpt a pealTho International M inrrali ami
Rev. J H 11netI nf | hr Bern ionic I
.<> .h r “ Every Amerifltni ihov hovi- -ovrrnl They arc aald
tlon at a boat buBuing worka Chemical Corporation ha* rccelUMV^#
-1. ,*: i J
«
High Fcha#i| f *rult v will ba rakrd
Cnfiva**" pl*Mgr campaign today In have nirivrd h< the »imr time,
*d a cortiflcat* from tho Semi
A gmdim* from tho welding nolt County Rationing Board, al to get a * arhrtol Aifminlstrntnr for
4A»o dfM*rilKs| hv lraiirr« of th.‘ thr wnmi n r»d»ng in h car with
irid#
rrgmlrRlIcn,
Thi*
dull#*
of
rlaaa of tho Vocational Doffna low In f th i A nn U jm tcfcM t t nrw lh|# nfrkr ftPr ln ^ Irr| ind frmln
undertaking In thi* Slat# n* nn
I 'p ’fl *ight r»f rach nthrr, tho
TraIn la w {1*bool . bora, Mr. Dunn
"mi'ft!andlnp trihut#** tn Ihr Arm
pnanm ftr ill to mobile, A . H. I
«urfkirftl person nr I and to mslir
iwn mm tmitmtlalrly o|*cnnt flrr,
I* afffplloo r dtfrna job
did oraoci,
|
nl
Fnrrr*
r
f
thr
llnllful
Btalcs
aecretary
of
th® b o a rd n e r m t a r y rn m p u t R l I o n j i
nf r r i l a *
farmer pot ml man Rim Partner,
I
With return* from nil rminlii** Wa*hingti>n ualny* a ■ hatgiin ana
I ration according
in g to InaMucIton*
who It al tho Tampa Navy Yard. aiutaunoad SaU rday.
* yrt In 1m* tnhulntiMi, and Ihr ran Sawyer a pUtal, Wftvhlfton*g f l r i l
Other Certificate, loaned In*, rocolvnf from lb* government.
charge hit Ihr car door hy Ih®
v*ftft rnutinuifif in all cauntl®*. I* drivrr. i nd
hit
second
lor®
W
m k— . T c ' .
i ' r,nn •“ * ‘ W graled W.
a,..-are.) Ih.t Floridian, intend to lhn,l(; h Sawyer*, ear. hitting hla
m .k r certain that every .okllcr, wjfp in , hr
K|w wi< u k f „
HJjjtyftRftft. •*
**r vloor, w h o a duly 1* to ret a* the
An nil *tnv® ovrrflnwrfl arvl ■ ailor, marine and coa«t guard*, to a hoipital and
-lie-1 Sunday
AHkitar I _ t l w | II. F . MeOowar. authority on n u d lo n * *,krd by
ivnitrd f*|l »t th® ha*# of thr men 1* fully equlpnnl for the afternoon. Waihlnglon. who wa*
_
'•* •t |ITW|
I l i r a [ H, R. Cordell,
l i r a , •1 rogUtrant*
grim la*k ahead of thrm.
blnvr
at
Kady#
Mo*r*
apartmrnt
nut
hit
by
Sawyer,
ha* admitted
tab**|
Hi
*
RoeenUy pomhaaad by tho BanIn many ea*ca, volunteer ran. hi* part in the ataying.
ford lib r a r y , a ftmabor of tho
u h ! d S C £ p A ' : w f 7 ^ r t " 7 ’ ? s s 5 w T s »i* j r . ' i t d i m . T . , t . ^ M h c > Firr va—er* reported, Florida fam ll.
Thr arreaU ware made by O f.
lot a t volume* o f honltt drollno
ir- ,11.1 not pauaa to learn th* de ficar. liny Tlllia. C. H. Shaffer
dofonto work ■ ObaoloU tlrw and tube, w the first eight week*.
tail*
but
promptly
algnod
pledge*
and E. W. Cor*on.
and now a r t W . Moctg ornery. 4 Urao. 4 tube*,
Y, hi* tho ba*t« ration will b*
In purchat* bond* and vtampa In
While oil the .hooting wa* oc*
i#», eepeciallyl and T . T . Moriwtther, 1 Urt, I
.IVrwil.aeO n . r m m i l
amount*
which
utU]ue*llonahlr curing.
an Intoiicalrd
Jont* at thoiUtbo. .
■ ion, *l»lt(d Banford Friday In will requlr* them to make real named Brannon wa* aprrwltd
M ooaa TrainP u m e a n ta p o i H arry Strode,
in the rear aval of Rawyrr'a auto,
■ «tnn on hi* tintpalyn tour env- aarrlftcr*.
trina tho otala. Mr. Matthew* I*
Such Indlcmtlona of American police added.
*
h m b ^ r O f l L O w t t ! * ‘a id ’ WoTa randldato fo r re-election to the patrlotl*m were not conflnod to
commtutan In Group 1,
any —
alnglo
•■ ■ a*— locality. Volnnloor
worker* In Jackooaville, M iam i,’
,
Tho Banford Board of Be bool Tam pa, rc n u e o la, Orlando and I
bockV * « r i # T d w l l C, L A M. DinaOoorro Wllklnaon heo *olun- T n u lee* will m Nt at tbo Court other larger contera of popula
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Poultrymen In Seminole County
If at tho recruiting otatJen hi appointment o f aehool taachon their plodpa unanlmoMly.
wlU moot tonight for the purpaao
JackntnrlUa and loft Immodlafalr for th# 104S-4I Iona. AU San
of dlacualng tad orgaolilng a awh r Mew Part, R.
ford piinclploa will bo praaont at
opera thro mark* tin * and purtkaa.
tl.a meeting fa order to nominal*
In # . sssaritU cn aod plan fo r tb a
teacher* fo r Um rarloo* oeboola
Results In Death
of Nepro Woman
Charles Dunn, Jr.
Resigns From Force Corporation Gets
C e r t i f i c a t e to
Buy New Car
Fledge Camoaign
City News B riefs
Library H u Books
On Defense'Work
George Wilkinson
* fa In U. S, Navy
Poultrymen Meeting
Will Be Held Tonight
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WEDNESDAY,. A IT O /tt. l»U,
Tins BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, TbOBSOfi
Boston Braves Take Opener
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. —Billy-year-old Hone L oberf i de
but aa a full-pledged m ajor lea
gue manager woe auapicioua Tueaday although till PhlU dropped
lha eaaaon opener 2-1 to lha
Boaton Brarra before 10,160 fane,
Lobcrt'a boya committed only
- one error afield while playing
heada-op ball and a potent rookla lived up to advance a.pactaIlona by bloating In tha team'a
m arker—and the flrvt of the gemr
—with a acorrhing double.
In
all they got eight hlta to Ho.ton'a
10.
The rockie waa Ronald Northey,
up from Wllhamaport of the R ail*
cm League, who aenl Danny Murtaugh acreaa lha plate. U uftaugh
d
had alngled.
Boelon h i m hack In the third
\ . with ■ trio of single* off veter
an 81 Johnaon wfilch produced a
run whan P in t Baeeman John
Cooney came home. In the e*v.
enlh. Cooney rapped a two-beggar
and acampared in with the win-l
par en rrtolayn
Fam andei' alng , gte to canter.
Righthander Al
Javery quelleda ninth-inning
Pbll rally. He gave up eight
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bite, two of them In tha h a t
frame, but waa tight In the
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world-champion Naw York Yan
kee! opened the wartime baacball
eeaaon In the nalion'a capital ycaterday with a 7-0 victory ovar
Waahlngton before Vice Prealdent
Wallace and 51,000 other fena.
Ruffing waa In complete com
mand throughout. Only ene Semitor advanced bvcond flrat haw.
Tha veturan right-hander itruck
out fire b a tte n and laiurd only
one w a l k .
The Yankeee pounded young
Sid Hud eon for 10 blow, end
■bowed th eir ruetomary ability
to cluatar the hlta, scoring there
ru n . each In tha aecond and ninth
tnnlnga. The other tally came
In the ilsth .
Iludeon atarted flaahlly on tha
mound for tha~8er^lore by fan-
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Joseph B. Tinker, of the once
famed bataball double-play com
bination or "Tinker to Ever, to
Oh. nee," and tJu.anna M argaret
Chabot of Orlando wara married
Tueaday. Tha ctramony waa purformed here by C ounty Judge
John G. Baker.
RDMHastne threagk my deal lbs
other day, I cam* auraaa aeaaa n i p
ahata af frlanda af nina made back
la IMX
H yaa don't tklak lima llee , . ,
If yea dent tklak Ihia weald ever
akaagee . . . yaa eagkl to lueh at
Ik# * » « •'■ kata and drawee In
theee plctarea taken ( yean ago I
Wewt
Faymcr For 33 Year* And
Known The Needs Of
SEMINOLE COUNTY
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It gave me quite a atari • , . aid
tk.ii It eat ma to thlaklac. . . and
r.numberin'1 Lota ef thing* asm
hipponad la 1IU. A naw ndmUUt ratIon In WuhlngtM , . . the
tumlag paint af the dapreaalen
. , . and th i coming ef BgpeeL
I thought about that again, tha
other day. J decided to (hack up
and And out.
Wall, I found out plenty.' T
found out th a t legal boar h u paid
■tara than 5 bUHan dollar* la ta n .
alaaa 15U. II k a. Had* m an thaa
a million near Jobs.
According U oaa of tha report!
I've keen, bur h u put more than
I I bUltan dollar! Into general bullnaai circulation. G o o d s... m ,
that'* a let ef meaay. _
I rtnanhar lha ra-lagnltutiaa ef
hear. It esma bafara Repeal, when
Caagrau emended the aid Yet*
•toed Act te allow legal sale af
I T boar.
What talk and argmausU they
had la those daye 1 Oea argnmeat l
ramawhar wall . . . WU t u t hear
weald de e let ts hole Id a * beak
prosperity. I waedaras a t the H a t
Whether that r~i— ~*1 M ali ha
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In l h a C t r t u l t C h u r l o l H a a i l e a l a
C ou n ty , P larlda, a a or h ifo ra lh a
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p l a i n t i f f a i k i f o r « divorce* t h a t
ihia O rd e r he p u b llah ed for ih #
■ l a t u t o r y l i m e r e q u l r a d liy l a w , In
the H anford H erald, a n ew sp a p e r
o f g e n e r a l c o r r e l a t i o n , p u b l i s h e d In
H a n f o r d , H e m l a o l s C o u n t y , f l o r i d a.
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F lu r ld a . th i s f t i h d a p of H a tc h .
^ Th*t w u the Court*! omwer, ju*t a few dny» ngo, to end) ami
every charge mode against Royal Crown Cola by our Inrgent com
petitor, who claimed the aolo right to uae the word "cola” na part
of the name of a drink.
The Court recognlied that cola flu been uaed in vnrioua wnyn
for many ganaraUona, and that tha word ''cola” ia the generic term
for a typo of beverages known u "cola drinlu," of which tiu-rc
are many. ,
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Far 35 yean, we have boon making cola drinka. In 1934 wo intro
duced Royal Crown Cola in a bottle that gave not one. but two
full glaaaea for BY. Folk* liked getting more for their money.
And even more important—people Mid it w u the beet-tuting
cola. Impartial group taate-testa of tha nation's Imt-known colas
have boon continuously conducted throughout tbo country.
Royal Crown Cola h u won 6 out of 0 of these tents.
ROYAL CROWN COLA 13 TRULY "BEST BY TANTE-TEST.**
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To you, the Court's decision means you can continuo to buy which
ever cola your taste prefers and, if vou choose, you can get not
one, but two Rill gluue for your nickeL
To ue, the decision means adjudication of our fair dealing, dean
competition, and the fact that Royal Crown Cola ia sold on nxrit
alone;
ft QUALITY T H A rS ."BIST BY TASTI*TI5T"!
p- The highest grades of auger a n required in making
Royal C ram Cols. Our Government has found It necessary
to control tha distribution and uae of sugar. With thia and
all other cutwerriHm measures we are happy to cooperate.
AND W B PR O M ISE TO KBBP T H E QUALITY OP
ROYAL CROWN COLA "BEST BY TASTE-TEST."
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State Legislature
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SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY
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LEGAL NOTICES
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W ua,
from 1900 to 11080 par yearly ( M u i r J u l i a C l R u m l n u l e C W n l ) ,
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t i l l , l e r l a a i a i a l o f a a m a w i y l Oaf
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tha bails of non-war aaerica ep- l h a a a l a l a a f l a u l a M a r t a P a l r h .
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certified Civil 8a nrtea atatna.
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ty to raalat Journeymen mechanic!
m , w , aa
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and lha age* rang*' from it tn
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L’AlllUJTlt—Hoi Hun l . f lec Hu will be made for tba Can mintHer >ac-ll.ll
ra t:i.lri> iW r.it—I. i r i . i n , r-‘r lion.
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Tha W ar Production Board laeued
t ic
l.r .K K n — (>»• Hun ta c -tJn
order. Tueaday forcing an Imme
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lr.u .rg . diate 70 per cent reduction !n
I I J i ta. I I I ! «• It li
the manufacture of phonograph
O N I O N P - IK .. Hun . - c . l o r
records and radio tranacrlptlona.
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Corregidor Scores Hits On Jap
Troop Concentrations On Bataan
Uabe Feels Hetter
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Smash Ahead
Mrs. R. A . Smith
Will Be Ebcted
State President
[.in c essa n t RAP Raids
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Inflict Damage On
ft Germany, France;
• Lose But 4 Planes
l * r A a— a laleg r v s s s t
RAF bombern continued
their incessant raids over
Jlcrm any’s vital Ruhr valley
Today and attacked St. Nai81re, the dockn at Le Havre I
and airdromes in tho low;
countries. Four planes were j
missing from tho new forays, j
X Russian forces smashed
forward todby after knifing
T r u c k • Columns .Also
.Arc Struck With
1 Many
Casualties:
Cebu ritflit Itagcs
Torpedoed Tan k er l.imps to Atlantic Port
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Local Member Faces
No Oppoidtion At
Woman’s Club Meet
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J A C K S O N V I L L E . A p r. HI. 0V>
— Mm. Ralph A S m ith of Sanfo n l re rfirm ) the une>p|x>»ril noininatlf n for p rro i.lm t of the K lo i.
him Federation o f W om en’* Club*
I t the Annual ro n ta ttio n hera
today. Her nam e along w ith «»th.
# n on th r *t«t** **f nominee# w ill
I * pro*rntr<l to il« U g lt r a for r lre t Ion tomorrow
Mr*. S m ith wifi
•ikcrecvi Mr* T h iiM lo n Hol*eii» of
J a rk % o n v illr n« |»ri*»«init
through the first Un* of Oermen
fortifications In ths vital Bryansk
sector, eoulhwret of Moscow.
—Soviet dispatches announced the
w>ccupallcn of a doien settlement*
abandoned by tho Germans,
Fighting In the sluah or a more
definite mass hattle-Une, lb* HeJ
H i r f ir » t I h i « i ih %• ** **ih ii o f
Army was reported last night to
the F lo r tala F « v l. f i l i n i i o f \\ «•
have achieved a breakthrough In
nirii’u I In «. f.ertt . i fhl h rriUrB
£ h « first line* of the Important
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nryanak sector of the ceutnil
Recovering from a pneumonia attack In Hollywood, Balm Rut h 1
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front while preparing Its comd a a light from hia wife. Clair*. on hi* fimt day out of hc«|. T h r J ovrr v«*«lmlay mortnnir !•> Mm.
mandcra for trie shock of the h er ((fix
|»rr<akl» nl
of
alded German Spring offensive.. l U l i f a l i a iiwuU a f m lu i« rlm ll pr»*lkTii no. p icking Ih r 1 in k * am i T h u rs to n | | ,. l o r i
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roylrar that no drcUlv* battles now ;
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w w c ro In progress, front dispatches
IM III 4 111
said the Red Army force w h ic h j
1 h«- ti-iiin n (sseiiirr«l n |* 'l le of
broke the first defenses of the
' Ih r tin • I n r * « m rm n illp r , th r ofBryansk sallenU-now reputedly)
' f»crr* ar>d d l* lr » it ilif r t t o r * Folia
under the command of the form |
» r r r «i|»rn all ■. le-rioMut ti«r the
er N ail eommander-ln-chlef, Field j
n o n iin a lin f l 11**1 vu lh M r*. Hu
) Marshal Waller von Urouehitseh
I*er1 N r e hall
r h a ir m t n of the
—waa approaching tha second line'
nnminatifif r»*m n »illre It* rh arg e.
In Gere* fighting.
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Thr fir«l apro* k r r o n thr afteriR f
%* • —
wla ird P reesi
, _ Tba Moecow radio reported
P i r r r r I jiv m ), N a n C n lU lio rB tn r | noon'* program in thr1 HtM.arvtll
Y ' th
at on* Soviet
that
8ovlot guard
tv a n l division
dWaion
arvl F r a n c a ’* m « *l (H m rrfu l fig - 1 Hotrl wi a Holier I H Milam, pre«
- in four loootbo * f flgbtiag on lb#
ur«, rrtu rn cal to V k h y to«!ay fro m | •hlrijt of ihr ►lor id i S latr H a f
a centrai . flo at klllod mot* D »n
O thrr *nrakrr» in*
cw n frrrn cc * w ilh G e rm a n le a d e r * ! A*«ociation
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iiptured 100
M
MarprH^ 1 1 ,8 0 0 C
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In P a rt*
The A llle a are a w a l li n c ' rlmled lame* A
rludlag four
Uritannn
M jrety'a
populated
the reau ll « f L a v a l’* *che«iule<l bank*. Ill*
about 100
Gera*, ai
m eeiiny v*Hh M arah at I'e ta in a* mntul for Flor kIn, (ipotr<* *IkI
• n*wrll.
• jmv u lu lio n a r U e * ..o * e r the dm Fnulh I arolina, W S
rh*
rkroner
for
lb*
eitabh.hiudirr nl thi' Juvt nllr < mirt of
in M ' o f RAF
erf * United Service Orgou- p*t*iUf>n of the F re n c h fleet
linval
(•Mint)';
ap-l
Fr^rma
It.
__ L ib o o t pi.
A 0 A r v e r k in reakdenta o f un' ' l . Sanford 1* good
B iid r *
<kai<Ai>*n of the* Flo
wore
aakrd
U*t
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FV*
eavy or Army takes
rW|k Pam ir r*>mmt«*ir>M
rn Fronee all
m a y ------! lb* local ’airport. M ater " l* hl
"• 8' C«"*f'»tr« Ic. lr«v, | Mr- Hotair P. A 'rr> of Jack
' Ip the moat
day agala
••■rivillr,
|i m *idrnt nl Ihs U ntiiAit’s
George
Wood,
of
tU
Relvallon,
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Ighl offenalv* of
su its Ined
• lu ll, ih r tx n v i nlHH
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Army stated this morning Th« ro *r "‘
11 m o r a , ,
, ,
the w ar, aftei- a »tr*"g f« « »
till- pri*"ldlMg riffle * I *• I lie- feel
a rv over 7 0 11. K. O rlub. o,wrT b r *’
; Vo n '“ ^ * U ‘T
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lom bcrs Kail blasted a t Ruhr war .led
In Hu- llnluvl K.a.ro lor • '■' MaroeUIr ..aue.1 clrrula. mal tspenihif lo rr-tim
tin- rt.i
Jrindaalrira again Taeeday night
q u r«t* to a ll A m e ric a n r l i i r m
b it Mel* »•!» fu e *e lav •»*oi*i|* M t •
the Ix -n e fll of m m in the » r r .
M o w n up
I lie* i O lltlU II tile,
nut
Officers. Will
Crack Down On
4 Dog “Nuisances”
Banford'*: Police Department U
going to tn t k down on the do*
nuizAnc# problem, C kitf Roy WUtlla m s dec la rod ibis morning.
Complaints by residents have
been Incrooln* weekly, and l&
were received by police In the laat
stven day*. Tba C llf Commlaalon,
at Its Monday macUng passed an
—ordinance to combat tbl* situation.
" Under the nil*, all owner* of
dog* th a t a n confined or unconfined, a r t . suhjecl to a |t0 0 firm
r r 00 day* If they eltow tbelr
doge to disturb tb* peace and ret»*a of B snfonL .rnU caU .
Complaints may be mad* at the
•P o lic e Station on any. «b»f* «b*i
a re 0 nuisance, th at b irk loan**fil
ly, that run a fter car* or bicycles,
or any enlmal th at show* sympof bclhg diseased. In erlrll•
that
rout
h a v in g
u rg e n t
bu.ln< » -
rice*. T h e s e c lu b , ere under the t r a n c r to Irav* Im m ediately
m anagem ent of Salvation A rm y
“Thi rr an- a number of A m rn
offleero.
r a n . un t h r U lv r r t *
So il
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"The p ro .p ccl. nre that wr will w h rrr in Hriilbern F r a n c r. wlwn
have to Knee a rlub here if
.lav
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Ihrougfiout
the
war
•lavivl
throughout
w .r i»
have a cam p." the Major *Ut* d j The lrttrm did not eonnr« t th,
MIf we do, the local captain in requeat directly
with
1'irrnHanford protialtly will be kept IsaY'el'a retu rn to p o w rr in th.
tiuay with Additional reannAallid- Vichy ffovrrnmenL
Itiea, ao we entreat contrlbutora
Fo re ig n d ip lo n u iU tmM y e a tc i
to the Salvation Army drive t.» day th a t th o u iA fk ll o f (le rm a n
raiae ita 1042 budffet of $3,500 b cl.ller* arxl a c o iu ld e ra h lr N a n
to make donation* In cath. a* thr air force may be released from
captain here will not be ahlr to Francr for uae af«ln»t thr lt«i«
ny
• pare tim e collecting pledyr*.
• • • r^fult of the Vimj
wricomcl as they aro."
gov.rom .nl »hak.-up, ami th ..
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ntus
Tha U. 8. O. club# recently
the French n o d
held open house day. and accord gvtNew*
Laiv a t 'l1
return
to
ing to M ajor Wood*, many a t power Inof Franc*
1cm
tendant* record* war* broken. published In Ro*e|«hasbutnotforeign
Along w ith th* rolcbrotten a quarters wrr* Informed sn.1 th n r
o.Ucn.1 hookup waa staged with ^ e 'o T te i.V ro ro n U ^ d ^ W .-h
ItO broadcasting eompaalci par- ,
r^ jK o ,,.
Recao Material
Consists Mostly
Of Used Rubber
I
Th * v ie w th a t th e g re a te s t r r
I |nm is s io n s o f th * V ic h y c h a r g r s
w ould bo fe ll o n
(h o
1t i .i i .i s i .
fro n t w as based on
On inc
the in«uie
in* 1s i•rx-r
rwc
r l M a rc e l D e l l ,. to]labnralbnii*t
.d . lo r and closo f H f t v l o f I j i v a l.
(bat the Kroneh, t l r force ••eb.ini
t.sfe the FrcnrH skies" ami Hist
th.- F re n c h s r o t y becotn r artivr.
The Frcflrh a ir force N .-.tiI mated at 1000 modern am) ob*o1 1-4-
^__
e.m clhack being rc c rlm l here
for the reeopolr*- of eligible p*»••nfcr-lyo# Urvs U of ■ very
poor quality and cannot bold op
under n m i l n
» p w l, W. C .
Sbrnnen, Blqt* Defenee Council
administrator, advised C oordina
MIAMI, Apr. I t .
— Fred
tor A. B. PeUreon of tho local Piae, fonaer Dado County Solici
Rat looIn* Board, this morula*.
“I wish you would taka *up* tor, yoeterday w h found gulltv
to adrtao tbo public of tble fe e t'.
Mr. Bhcrman raid in hie bulletin
to Mr. PeU reoa. T to camalback
you pro now roreirln* consist* of
only two percent rubber end UP
percent o f rocoTOfod • fgbbrr, and
U li of very inferior quality.
■It will not eta ad ahead* of
mere t b u 96 mile# p er boar or*I
Pine Convicted Of
White Slave Charge
Ave-rv inlM-ltM e-el Mi
l(nt**9'
te L i in llir n ilitrnellM Oil
Ibe- I.f
lis i-r* . |t«e| prereletenl*
yio i
a f le f w h ich the* |IM*e |||||* V»a« l»-l
punned fo r e ft* riiia l r e | i t i e n i .
American Legion
Post Will Elect
1942-43 O fficers
Mrmbcr* of
the- i «mpt*rl
i xi*atng l’oat of the AOn f ic .
le* Ion will elect nfftrrr* f..
1012-4.1 at their regular dtnhri
meeting Monday night at th.
legion Hut. starting at 7 on
o'rlork, Commander Joel 8 Kiel,l
announced this morning. The In
atallatlon of th* officers aeleete I
will occur May 18.
In addition, I-egh'nnai'r* »•"
vote on tho acceptance of several
new applicant* to the poet, u
was announce.!. Eight m om me...
Iwrs are neealed to give the I— .1
organisation n voting atreng.l. .-I
flv# when tl.e leg.. n’» •• .
convention Is
held m
nest month.
An amendment to the |a.»t'- l-t
laws also will he vote.1 up.... A.,
attem pt will b* maite to changr
the laws to
allow the po.t 1..
hold official meetings
at .n>
plac# In tb* county. The dinner
will bo pr*p*r*d by the W..msV»
A uilllnry, under the chairmanship
of Mro. W. E. Smith.
Thousands Throng
Orlando For Parade
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m am le go D e p a rtm e n t, B u t e I V f r n . r " »
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I lu ln n l,* ' ntnl H in t lie w ould m t W
C o n n a il, and Ja m c a L . G ra h a m
I r a l l y n rlt.in to b rin g nlm ut i u t h
supervisor of the School Plant
' n r o n n rrt lo n .
Planning Service, Slate Depart
Hill Introduced To
ConfiHcnte Autos'
Total Mobilization
Of Doctors la Seen
in i a* wait aa 1
surgeons, waa ad
certainty by tbo
of tba Florid* Mi
C L E V E L A N D . Apr. 18. <«T~
Ten million morp workers will he
absorbed Into our war Induatrlea
this year, Brig. Oen. P. J. MeSherry of W PB’a labor dlvlalon
■leclartd yesterday.
Thut by Jan. 1 the United
8 late* will have about'eerenleen
and a half million people doln*
auch work, tbo general told an
Interviewer.
“ We had IS million people en.
raged In non aaaenUal work laat
Jan. 1 and only about te r m and
a half million working on war
production," bo eald. "I!y tbo end
Scnnlnr Pepper raid If the two
«y«trm«, ru n n in g rlo«c to shore
many ■ml In many rases inshl* offllland ! shore u lsn d s and keys. were eon- '
. neeted It would provide n badly
needed route for transportation
of petroleum and other vital w ar
supplies out of ranre of A lla
aubmarlnaa which have boon
striking heavily a t ahlppln* along
I ho Atlantic Coaat.
AKRON. 0 . April 18. 0 D The Ooodyear Tire end Rub
AU88IR MINISTER I’lCKBD
ber Company today announced
the tea ling of avtomobll* tlraa
CANBERRA?^ Apr. I8 -< A V th at are mode without rubber.
Official* a*Id no rubber, natur Prim e Minister Curtin announced
al synthetic, o r reclaimed la yesterday tba A ustralian Cabinet
being need end refused aay
r W ! r l w \a b ^ « o .A^
hint of tbo material* cootala- ^
name would not bo anomuteod w
W s t r r -r o n h d
l.'llia
1 ren t mi nt i , one o f
the
I h e r i p i r s tiss-,1 at ('a m p
in g 's S t r t lo n H o s p ita l.
V io le t
Goodyear Tests
Rubber-less Tire
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Thousands of C entral FloridianIhrongrd Orlando yrslerdav t*.
witness n mile long eenlennlsl i*
r'd # featuring costumed mrrher*
o/ n century ago, rovem t warm*,
antiquated bar** drown vehichof m :ny hind*.
rionear cltlaena, those
who
had lived In C entral Floridt for
40 or-m er* yearn, wrro the honor
guest* of th* eolabratten, many
of 1^*0* dressing In tlothes rr
**d from m usty trunks.
raent t f Education.
A cootwm* b a ll
old fid dlers
wtaot and aquar* dartc* last
olgkt wer* tb* cloolng events of
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Allies Are Awaiting Result
Of Laval-Petain Conference
U n ite d Service
Club May Be Set
Up, Woods Says
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�THE g^NFORD^HEgALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY/ APRIL I*. 1W2.
Vfae Sanford Herald
- p o p u la r - h y m n
tf
V- '
VOTE FbR
ig t« ‘■What * Friend
J n u i ."
L. B. MANN
State
Legislature
-R E -E L E C T
Two
John G. Leonardy | F a r m eGroup
r F » r 33 Y u r a A nd
To The
STATE LEGISLATURE
GROUP TWO
T o aid ibt N n local Dt& am , I pW dp that.
t winLoTfsrvbeearnof I-----*'
I will tiny these Bomb:
□ T u rn •
*Knows The Needs Of
SEMINOLE COUNTY
1
~~P.Drfr.ng
(r a M - rM H Im l A i t .I
«P>M W IM Inl M M .
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<JLn, t w h a M W a U w a r .
p By w*a tnm lit Tm w n W iW UaJted I n f . Wi
□ lit U • V .f M 8**1**! K a (w «V«r dmOm WT
Oaw BlIResi aad Three Haad rtd Mtltloo—T a i n paid Got-!,
I N I , hy tlgure tadoalry.
ARCADE
Package Store
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Mather BM( .
Vote For
RtBLB VBMB r o w KOtlAY
Ma B. SMITH
N gW I’l.KIHiK CAltti FOR BONPH AND ST A M M i Ahot* ta a faeslmlB t f ft
fur ho *y*t<-nutic (nirchrao of Dafrna* Bond* and Stamp*. which ertry America* 1
aaVi I to * ln . TV country moat h a rt MlUena of dollar* to lean? M Ilia war. w h n
ho a«c 1
iw> of (S o u olad** r*n<a *■ * track m y a 1 ■adntr eoal
BUT DO NOT WAIT FOR AFUCTIONB: And whfn he w as In
B lrtion, he tesouaht the Lord
I God, and humbled hlmaelf
'rally before the Cod of hla
iUMfu^-3 Chronicle* M :lt.
A County C om sal.rienrr who
heUa 1*0 public of Ik re c a a a e t
do Joaticc to both of U m ii
My opponent i. out of tba
reen ty all week, t o i i i n t for
the m at* Itoad Department.
11a waa elected ta «lvr hit
lime to the ■b o -ln tu of the
tau n ty , not aa a t i H r a f coon-
tt ufilelsL-----
The boalmaa a f Hemiaolr Canaly ahoutd not be a sideline
to bo served In apari litee.
It | t a full lim e jab. In Iht*
h e r rm rrjfn ry every rottat*
officer ahoald be on th e lob
doing hi* part, and not milt*
away all week.
If yea want a fall lime Cooaty
tbm m U aloaer ro ta far
W. B. BALLARD
State Legislature
GROUP ONE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
i By HU M R U , B A T
bread. If the BrUlahdiad had their war they would have
deatroyed the French fleet montha ago, and no doubt they
would have occupied such strategic French btaea aa Bizerto
and Dakar while the United 8tatea took poaaeaalon of Mar
tinique and other French island* in the Western HemUphere.
Our government quite evidently thought that with a
few shiploads of food and medical auppliea It could maintain
Close ties the independence of tho Vichy regime and keep France at
O f blood and friendship, and th at leant neutral In the present struggle. It even refused to
Joy o f life
W akh rands It* music In the ma- recognize the Free French movement of Charles de Gaulle
protested his occupation of French Islands lying off
. . . . ___________ and
the coast of Canads. The United States haa gone all the
way In trying tb satisfy Vichy.
But to no avail. We have gained nothing. We have
lost time. But it has been proved again that blood and
' storm * conqueror who only Iron alone will win this war.
,Tha outposts of a town, and finds
lira fort
T oe strong to be assailed. *e Tim*
retreats
A nd knows hi* Impotence. He ran
' not taka
k y three groat Jewel* from the
- t to w n of Ufa—
Lot*, sympathy and faith — and
on y w
them prrow I* It * t e r an d
ith,
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artra by In*, plucking at
gulag as he goes a useI In the dark he plotted with
! Death to (teal my Uvaaurv*.
n th replied;
1j a n Immortal and beyond
g lA 'b at re t them la another
thin* with greater luster."
Tlm* aad Death
■d un together, knowing their
I
am
singing by th* road of
-_ E U a Wheeler Wilcoi.
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Jp tU m p oo .Oie J«p» with
where they are having
•trtke* In right plinta
t contract*. Boy, If
i t tickle IllUer and
-T T
*I, q
a. form equally a* dwif i r w e that
h> ta attacking the nathm today and
<° which eo fa r eery little haa' been
J done about1IWhite the nation fights .for its
F illf*, this cancer tends Its deadly
r. tentacle* I* poison the minds of
our people, spread f ia r and Intel,
UNNEUB. Mb. Apr. I*—t* V it ■ranee, set class against clams. Every evening the clUrms of
LlnneUe
h a r t s moment of silent
» creed against erred, sow seeds of
r- hatred and unreal, undermine tba prayer for a United 8 talta w sr
w people's filth In their government victory. The sound of the city
and their leaders and sm other the siren eaeh evening et 0:0© o'clock
*■n os a r. ■effort
oader a blanket of de- 1 reminds townsfolk to Join In sup.
..
plication.
Being a Good Citizen
A good many people art discovering these days Ihnl
they can get nlong very well without a lot of things which
a few months ngo were regarded aa absolute necessities.
Perhaps most indispensable of all for most people was the
automobile, but already people-are beginning to find that
th tf cap & t their mileage 50 to 75 percent without eeriou*
tho putrid, stlaking,
consequences and arc viewing the prospects of the futuro
aad Uwasonahte sheets
Having
firmly
established
the
listing U this country
without any car a t nil aa something not altogether unen fact th a t If Ih* public wer* In
durable.
possession of a few simple truth*
Clothes in tho height of fashion were once on th<; ronerm ing the nature of this
‘‘must’’ list of most women, but today they arc viewing drrail disease and would be nn
their wardrobes philosophically and are finding that In guard against It tha death rate
be cut In half, tha Ameri
stead of "not having anything to wear", they have a num rould
can Society for the Control of
“The Creaa and the
ber of things that can b« made over, or refurbished In Cancer waa established. A na amt
ibltehad In Detroit, Mich.
such a way as to make them quite presentable. Such tional campaign waa Inaugurated
women, Bays the St. Auguatlne Record, have Joined the which te carried on bya Uta Wom
Field Army, relisted m vol
"home front" army, and here are some of the thlnga which en’s
unteers, who umtertalls ta dis
they are pledging thcmselvea to do:
.- pense this vital Information and
1. Turn over to the proper authorities all scrap-matal, at lb* same tlm* solicit memIcrehlps In Ih* organisation to
rags, paper, rubber, glass and tinfoil.
end th at this Important work
2. Bend books, playing cards, cookies, candy, magazines, the
may go on,
1
or tho hometown newspaper to some man In service.
The dollar you give to this
3. Make It a smiling farewell for friends or relatives worthy cause Is as Im portant a
defense dollar i s vou will ever
called to tho colors.
be railed on to gtea, for It Is
4.
' Clean your attic of Inflammables, select a refuge
used to save live* and ruitere
room and place minimum flro-flghtlng equipment conveni suffering.
While yen are giving
ently,
Wi
RADIO NEWS
14:16 Conse’e Metedte*
10:30 Stepmother •
10:48 Reman of Ceurt|*
Un
l l : 0d. Arthur Godfrey
i t i At Hrere wttn
i40 Bright ItVriaon
TT' 1re
r r r - ‘^ r!f e
I f* H r le*W
H.4I. **vt a
SURVEYI) FOR OIL
MARIANNA.
Apr.
18—
elsll—A. E. Freal. old tlm
S r*lor and manager of
rids Land end Eapkrattm
, ts paraonfliy directing
physical server* a t several 1
(a Jackson county being et
on t v »»twite newt crvws.
Then Your • Car Is
Lubricated U n d e r
Actnal Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive In
TodayI
HUNT’S
C a r n r r H a n fo rd A r t , A Second 3 L
JUST PlIuNK 0121.
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S. If. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
°rrr x r ,
CAtKS ’APARTMENTS
LOOK SMART
BE SMART
s rrs ip n e s ts
nnagm w t f a r
Let Ub Keep Your
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do Quality-Work.
eftre of woolen and rubber good*
6. " Participate In clvIlUn defense ActtviUeg. .
7. Keep conaUnt check on parts of your a ir, And
double up with neighbor! In d m ,of cure where poeelbte,
8. Keep your mouth ih u t so far aa the spreading of
rumofs U concerned.
• ■ .
0. Put that extra puah In your Job. Enough auch
puzhen from every working citizen or thla country will
pulverize the enemy.
10. Shelvo that grouch for the duration. Be cheerful,
aartfcsas
and fast, h a a llb y growth. Sto p
In end Is* we a t p la in . w hy
m h ch icks develop “vHasoln
e t a r v n llo n * * diseases, white
thoso fe d T u x e d o Starting A
C ro w in g Al l m ath grow g a le h ly
SEMINOLE.
DRY CLEANER?
220 Magnolia Av*. — Phone fi
Pkuww sag *\
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
PARE THREE
Church Circle Moots
Wi t h Mrs. (':ik I‘*
T e le p h o n e l i t
nvvi I let •••• • 1 ^
I
So cia l C alendar
Mrs. M. B. Smith To
Head Pilot C l u b
P e r son a I s
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M rs S M ’ k R -^ >
9. Smith waa elected
H arry I a-e, Sr.. wbn h a. iveen
prrsldrnt of the H W III with liifliiriiia. 1. able to i» lli«* dc\Mt»**in( mi *» «
THCRSUAY
T h e Tcrwnaend C lu b w ill n ic e l
- Jn the C o u rt llp u a e a t 8 .0 0 P . M .
• The
re g u la r
m eeting
of
S em in o le C h a p te r T w o , ( I . F .. S .
w ill m eet in the M aso n ic H a ll a t
7:3 0 P . M . A ll o f f ic e r * are
re
quested to w e tr fo rm a l d rea*. R e
ports w i l l be g iv e n by the d e le
t e * lb the G ra n d C lv a p ttr aeaw » n h e ld re c e n tly In M iam i.
T h e W e a lry a n S e rv ic e G u ild o f
the M etho d ist C h u rc h w ill m e e t
in the a n n e x a t H :0 0 P . U . w it h
M r*. N a n e y llro e k
and
M is s
I J I I I t n T h u m lc y a s h o .t e s t e .
A T h e a n n u a l S p H n g play o f th e
w e s t S id e P r im a r y School w il l
he p n w n t n l in th e au d ito riu m
j r a t MiMD P . M. T h e |iuh!|<- lx *tnr l l n l to a tte n d .
y .
h iih a v
1
Cose ( “ir r le of th e S a n fo n l G a r f > n C lu b w ill m eet
t the hom o
o f M r« . It . A . N e w m a n in I I u k
C ourt a t 1 0 :0 0 A .M .
A ia le a C lr r le o f the G a rd e n
C lu b w U I m eet w it h l i r a . F r a n k
DANCE
FRIDAY NKillT
%i n I f
h t Jm i
t l«t t bur* U
nl lh« I " im .
m»«tln« of the club
Vocational School on
hi wllh lira. Al 1‘.
nt e rr. elected to M rrr
itith Include; Mr*. W.
flrtt etc# p n i w n l j
R- MacNaill. second
'*! Sr*. H. A. Swantri MU» Maude Ramjndinc secretary; and
impaon, recording »*•
ou, , alll
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jgr .
M r. C Well. and .on
are the guesta of Mr and Mr*
).m ] Xhuraton anil Mr .m l Mr.
| ^ u r Thurston
________
Mr. and Mrs. It. W Turner .nd
(el)i W alter, of the tfnlv.isily ol
pjori<i .. were the a u r.t. Sunday
ot |( r . and Mr*. W. J YVhlti-fwr
)n Wllli.ton
of the Hub will be
Ur%. K. C. Miiw#U,
.
a ^ .J
IMnUm.
of the new on k eT i
a t thev dinner meetIt was announced.
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Cirri* of the Sanford
b scheduled to I*
hotno of Mr*, kred
will be held at the
Oaear IV anon of th r Charleston ^ iY| Y%nl i* veiling for a
few iU j« with hU family
MU
will l« worry to b u m th it
|a confined In hit Imimm* k
, |..B injury
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Mr*. Jark Wllllnaon M l yr<l>rday for M llutiiiytun, S t
1>»
f
r bout •.‘a weeks n . the
quest of her
■on-ih-luw
and
d a u th lrr, Capt. and Mr. William
Mar.hall Smith, aud grsmldaugh-
ih r
M
im
lull it >" w»
Moot t
Ml
Vltf**l
to
i
FIN A U M l
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Sweetheart Soap
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In
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Mi ni
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lilt « i
v% l i l t
. . • *».w Mr*
• at 111
Kollowmt • i-*'
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II..IMN
Mr*. II
M i.. Mary Kvelrn Hahn
Hilly Kpp» Irft th l. touroi
A tlanta. fia., to nttcml the
ervl of Sprliijr Frolic. .1
l|niver»ity. They will t>»
■neats of A W. Fpps. J r .
iltnt at Kmory.
S
on Mondr yMi»
J
invited thr »»m mi’s i *
fa. II
Walter Turner Plays
Ioeading Male Role
Im ii
lr«»o n *»•*• U m 'iii l<
M yt-rs, tu i *ui*
ll«*IVt|'(l»*M
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H oller
Mt*
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Mi
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MUtr* M;»**I .* I • •
J m it m lt * * I^ H ti;
rnirr •
\mci ican llridgc
( ei \ t*|l lit
( 'lllll
Mr
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ONE
IMiilatlit‘a (lass
Has Itt'ivular .Meet
M n II W laird left To. .day
for Tntniii (• l»**r»*
h »* ml
| ia| hmuiot i*f ibf itritiH
I*«*r
lirothi r I: II
I aaiitirr
Wliikj lli. •
then* *!*• will
r u*»k M ilh.|U |.t
Her mil n n*| *Uiirlil«*v ii* law, Mr I «•••*■••I% •
Alwl Mi * J M. U r.l
' in# i 'I.
LAKH MAIIV
COMMUNITY MALI.
Florida Wangle™ Orrh.
. H;30 — Till
CAWeFOR St
w ilh e v e r y
3 >ott b u y /
»i Inn ........
|>r. Ai..I Mr* A \V I |i|»* will iT»»* *••»
lift Vr ft*
lhl-ir
MI1 k r m l
|* n r o l . h r . j j l t l a l l
K»
Kpl**' *»»l* r, MU* A ll** in* r.|*|*« I m i'Mi* *
AIR CORPS KATE!
Kv«n« at h rr hnmr m I j i L r M iry
At l*:a0 IV M. II..H call will Km*
AiMWrrrd Midi u litla
fur
ft*
f ban nr.
<«nlm l Clrcln uf ih r (lirilrn
Hl»l
a r111 M i
I
M
ll tiv * i
t lull Will mw l at III oo A M
rt du* Ilium* u f Mr* I lH*\\uUkl |«*ft Tu«**«lfty, i l i i r -1• • *I an* il*** 11
u ii the county Club rua.l
prat
1U . l a y * * • l*>. » * * «*f
M»
anil v
Dirt (pftrdrnrr* Circle of the t h e f u r m r r ’t
Ciarxicu Club will mwt with Mr*. M r * J M I I m > r * a l t l u 11 h o m e '
S#t |
II. II. Il«*rtn, Z2IH Palmettu o n W e * t S i a t r e n t h S l u i t
Arenuf. ftl 0:30 A. M Mr*. J. II. llftjrr* it • tatloin*I ai I i 'Ion I t
Colclough will tftlk
»n pottril m o u t h . Iteil Hank. \ J
,I
plant* amt rich member i* »*kr<l
to brine • plant for rvchangp
(funlon Sw um *.f »hc Uoy*l I ' 1•'f
( a n a tlian
U u e t 'f .
T i l I h e rs ra w s i m
t* san k e h a a
I E a ts saaw s sp sru k a hash ckecalats ca k s w a i* e U k k a a p -'tst-g rta x
I s a a l s r i Baklag N e t . i l I k . / h i t
ktktag pewgar avsc a u * s - a * 4 t o ll
ItrW ■■— g f l i t c a e k *. f it X X i R a w
k e sk la l tk e c k -fa fl * f U . « . I* lo iy ra v *
k s k is f . A M ra a st R aasfara k a k is f
P .e S s r , B aa X . l a a f a t f . 1 .1 .
A ir
K m rr
( *n * ita .
i*
V • t*»r 1* v lllr
• | i * m. | im #
l» n
V
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anort l e i \ c w ith hi* p a r m t * . Mr i S t i
g
• n d M r* K ' I
S * Mm.
at
t h r u . __
hom e h i
in**
< Icfitrrtla
A p a ri
m e iilv
k f iih
I.*
lia n « f t i r u l \ . . i t
to
ChfttK into. N i .
llr o n s t . m k . ' Mr VI
V lM y .ll
Milt] Mill.
afte rn o o n fo r N o *
T ill* * *
f u ll
at
1M r >
C a n a ilr
M l. I I | l
a l. le ft I h i .
f
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V d
sw
75r DOANS PILLS
$1.25 ABSORBING JR
Nil cm .ri !>c
I
C ilruuy
2Hc
•' i|* lux I
I'l M
I \ III IS
I K I :md S \ T .
I inn!.It Prouram
S\ ni|i Pepsin
It < INivvders
fi
oil w o o m i u tv
F A C E I'D W IIF II
* ill*
H nucr
.uni l.ll'S T II l\
A M iic in
|{ ; i \ c r 's Nspirin
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.McARTIIHR
iMIXUP
FRAPPE
lie
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PRINCE
ALBERT
Lb.
Kee ilte i'xm rl t lf u r c lle
Itrpri'M'ftlulltt< nl Our
Slttre Sul urdu)
DELUXE
TI'KKEY
DINNER :t!)c
HimimI VotinL' TnrUe>
C ritnlirrrv Snticc
Sflgf lirt'HMlni;
Munhrttmtt K n u rr
F r o th l.inm lleniiH
Whippttl I’olnltw e
(inrtlrn Knlatl
Hu) RoIIm
Cuffce
Apple I’le w llh Checec
lay* at TOUCHTON H
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THURrtJAt, Afikft, II. 1*0.
TT1E SANFORD FTKRAI.P. SANFORD, H-ORtHA
PARE FIVE;
FARMEHS’ MARKET
bktobt no. ua
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ru n
v u v r« IW nnroi
i h t u u m
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u p t o l l l f l A. M.
I ’ay Cash for 4
t ’scil Furniture
r # f 4 M .ll H I ..U
U riel*
mr
r a 'k e a o
\.w » 4 *— lir e ? la
AI
Kill’s
Package
Store & Kar
K IN A Id ) and SON
•*ilMI S.inford
• • ’
G R O C E R Y ,"
c a s h
AND
MEAT
II]
\\c.
I ‘hunt* 6*1
%t
1- H . i M
M ra l I .
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ftl*
;
M f l R K E
You Always Get Good Meat
LENTY of PARKING SPACE
.
400 S an fo rd A t *.
L o w
LOOKING FOR REAL VALUES IN FOODSTUFF? W* can Hupply your nerd*.
Voq s*rr* fooAi boatkt from our modern. Mnllnry store and your family will
ahrsjru b t lupyy.pt m*ul tlm*. Trade here »nd help vnur home low n prosper.
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29c
19c
17c
25c
28c
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PORK . .
POTROAST
M
w u rn ta u
bump
P E A S .....
SQUASH
CABBAGE
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POTATOE
APPLES
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Baby Bool
RO AST
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BACON
THE KIND FOR HO T WEATHER Ml
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lb
25c
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S p e c i a l s
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Steak
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PORK BRAINS Soloct Seta
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GOLD MURAL
WESSON OIL
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FLOUR,1 5 lbs. •29c
NOODI.KS, l iiuml
TOASTII^v-2 |th;is
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PRUNES,
2 lbs........
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19c TAMALES
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RED BEANS
WHITE LIMAS
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Nlblotc Corn
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Now, as part of tlw defense effort It's your Job to slay healthy; and staying healthy'meant the right food
ana enoggh ol it. lie our Job to help you got that tood-ofr reasonable prices, and we’ve done Just thatl
Come in tomorrow and m * for yourself the prices at which we're selling the very foods you need to eat
every davl
Lean, Meaty Pork
H U R R Y . FO R
TH ESE ~HOT
Sanford
Crl*^«'S*t> K ll
BARGAINS!
Brains
Wotktn S*Un Pod
W*tt«m foil
Tails
PRICES COOP THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 18
WESTERN PORK KIDNEYS
,'S PALACE Rindless
WESTERN PORK EARS
BABY BEEF
Meaty Lamb Shoulders
Finest Tender
Fancy; W estern
*Tender, Juicy
Whole Cuts
M eaty Shoulder
Cellophano Wrapped,
Small, Sugar-Curedl
Lamb Chops
Best Grade, la Cartons
F"ih CrOur.J
C o u n try S ty lo
Tender
Rich. Creamy
T u r.iia J, S lic e d B a L y
Liver
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29c Bacon
A Red-Hot
Special!
lb
Cottage Cheese
BEEF KIDNEYS, Selset, W e
SMO. SAUSAGE, Red Links
In The Tall Const
DOLES Pineapple Juice!
STOKELY’S FINEST
CHUKCHI Haiural
In uhm Ilk* lh*t«, in
mu* anti mu* Qaxniti'l
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MacArthur’s Position Defined;
Allies Nearly Ready To Attack
French. Situation
\ , Darlan Is Named Heir
• To Petain And Head
Of Country’s Land,
Sea And Air Forces
•
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Power Joins Navy
W A S H IN G T O N . A p r
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British Retreat, Destroy
6,000 Oil Wells In Burma
IH'Uflv r* tally fur AM Ilffi lHMVi*
Th e tt i i I k lu irtiiu ’nt arinmifiCiHl
than u'pJRHI triw ipt and H - f
v ilia ii* sitiil (** m 'lx r f U a rr u n n (hurtr.I 1.11 ItatiiMit “ pirt^um alily j
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Statistics On
Phils Again To
'L ead National Airplane Raids
GrA, M arArfhur i» in c*#*-*
p lrlr rharitr of Ihr ***traUKir dirKlIon" of the United
NaUoni* war efl'yrt In Ike
south*##! P a c ific and of lh#
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in a ini*' roruifiunique y f il r n l s y
w f
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(hut J«p lroo|i» from eiyh t trnnaports lam lrd m th** c r n lrn l P h ilip p iu o inland of
T u n n y e a rly
Th ursd ay
under I he protective
• p ractical ru -o rd ln sllo n " ra il*
fire
nf
wnr»hip*
and
m rrra fl.
palfn In lhal area to d rfril
I'nnay h« * notth o f the lalantt |
the J ip rn e s r invaders.
pf f’ehu which was invaded I a n
M r, S lim son snnounrrd that
F rn ln y hv I J.lMHl Jn p trnop* wht»
“ mi far a a the A rm y is con*
nro
f.tc in if
flt»rre“
resutaneo
trrn rd we are fM O n # pretty
from the cf eat tv r utnuniheroit
near P i the " la t e ° f h e ir f
deft fnler • h i» »nt' of the rich * reacty fur an offrivdv#. h«»
r i'i island* tit i In* a* chuN'Iatfo and
t%er d iffic u lt il m ay Hsv1**
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Wears Defense Klmise
llulniiinherctj Defend'
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Win In 10 Innings, Safest Place T o He
2-1, F o r T h i r d
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S traiirlit V i e t o r y ( ’hurt D i s c l o s e s
VICHY. Apr. IT. (A P I—
C e ra m aathoritlee aanounetd
today that 38 hoelage* Hare
hern a hot In ortipted Franc*
Kk i i i m of rrprlonl eltaeka
again*! the German oecflPIin* Iroop*.
Meanwhile. U. H. A n h iu * L>ir Admiral . Wllll.m
D.
Leahy wa* Inalrncled to relorn to W atalngtoo for a
rnruttHallon with the Prr»l*
Hen I, a t th* Vichy government
mnrrd a-Me for tho *«*»mptlon of |J*wrr by lo cal.
to
»f f**1 w.i» iiutiJi- mi A|tnl
| (tor .**«part■ IP#
T yro n e
Tow er,
twenty-eitfM*
P r o - N a i l P i e r r e L a v a l to
Y e a r-o ld movie M ar. shown w ith
d a y n a m e d A d m ir a l J e a n D a r - n il w ife, A n n a lx'lln . appB#d for
In n tut c o m m a n d e r o f
th e enliatm ent at the .Nrw io r k N a vy
F re n ch
la n d , a e a
and
a ir recruit in tr statio n and was in irritp h ysica l eaam in f o „ ™ . » *, „’ » r , n t l y i lc M
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fim *l Hi *I *r 1»j i •>I iht* \ n u y i* j in niriiMk ii littery fir*- •UiMnir iht*
; ia - i ;n i*.on * "
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In ««ill
Five Firms Contribute 100
Percent In “ Canvass »t Drive
lied concern ov er llie «eit® ol | Wf|y|t| prohahly he pinmi in th*'
th e F rench flee t, w ith D ftrlsn ? morale division
aUo d e sig n ated * * h e ir to th e j,_____________________________
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r lim in ^ rtf t'n itrd S tate s War ! Inf nt* pi-urit nti.l I "hi Com I'H ih .
lllleal h r ir - r n a lr m t* r f th* *U
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plane* te a t a t th* Nall baa*. S oviet In fo rm atio n bureau ***.l
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flHil't i r nvt 1 M Iri
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of th* greatrat aerial offerulvea ■ led on the L e n in g ra d front T b . | lti(J |tirn . „ (nff y, 1u, of ,,,e I.......
III 9I T’ 'I
"booty captured Include, a num , ..T h i, B„ ip i K |)t f t n ,p KmHrtf - r<lnnl jtinl lnw mu % t »it l *'4
of the war.
k n >1 . ' n i l . .1
If*
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find .b.hfHi! ♦ in.lll V fil'ir f •
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nddi'il, T ir iiiiiit kioMta f »•*»'»» 1 '* !-*♦•• *•«•'■•1• •;|»I'i”»*1 *!•if in bul .Ukri * r' ’*l *
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under the cloak of Ocrmin cen H o llan d and lh * occupied Fre n rh which fu ll paym ent I* re e r.* « l (•rtiplp I'f I h r
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to
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attack* to ,,m
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In 1.1 pm I lift t hr i uu h i\ h i- l i t t i *
.Hour* . A . ta r r r (5
a n nually when the Imml
N ail conqueror* ayalm t Franc# ■ 770
VV KMrif h . • • ' -id - 1" ' il- 'i
0 houra.
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old illlei* to n rv i a now Vichy force attacker! an E n g ll.h aomh
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cabinet In which h* becim* “chief coaat ••wo.
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ti.tri m f 11 Iftruln w ill in-*
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counter-attatka, which failed.
weapon la a p ln lg r r a n i ati.l ■ H#nntr Ik»frn*# (’o m m lltc# will w ill (h- •intfritl in vnrinii* t t n r r i
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cheery w>ord.
b#irm an in q u iry iro n in to 1ml | in Ih r i lly
of engineer* and ht* remalnig rc"TTiey w ill offer c v r a y Innunc tlrnrick* In lh«* in a rillm # , r a il and
M i*- llc f ilr , ta ho i« r n m ie f ln l
Falling to «tcm th* Ruae a rn e r and p rivilege nnd o|i|vir
tru ck IfuluBtri#*. Senator G ru rjr■I* attack*,
t u n ilf to plivlg* an In vratm rnt in •al«l th# |»rotilem would 1*# if rave wiH fh r ITortdu H(a (i* Itoartl **(
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rlupw U «pan a r m ! by lh # B a n
M PTM , Who
tU l)—If tb ( h u f f 104! pr«dut- U nited Elate* governm ent.
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fnfd M rrrh n fila '
ABEociutiuri. She
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tlon roal* Mt fo r i
m M i‘d t h a i
an «dv«nr#»| rn u r*i'
thotr truck*, to b« ranched, It
ra tlm a .n l (t a lly able ahould .u p p e r! th i.
w ill
ftdhita If d ra irril.
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attempted I I th at mar* th at
I worker* plcdg* cam paign to h ia or hi r
2i> h a v e r n t r r e d the r l i i a , w h ic h
lining thouutm oat
financial
a b ilit y .
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farm*
of
w
ill
bo
nodded
i« lim ltiH l
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aanda of caanalUoa. !od army r*nlcdgo la entirely vo lu n ta ry nn
tho UnlUd Btal
m rrrh u n t o r c le r k who * |r » lr e * lo
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rtor, Control
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freedom of A m erica, fo r without
th* U n k i and tune and e u p p lin — O rg a n lta llo n o f In d u stria l pool. so cial Ion.
Mr, A k in lui* l*#en »s*ociaU*i1
lo b* purrhaecd by y o u r In v r.t- In 18 countriea to bid a* u n lit foe
8#ara and R odiuck fo r 1^
m ea y » a r pledga,' w* cannot win w a r production contract* w a . re with
f o r farm thi* e rlt.'
ported y ra te rd a y b y G o ve rn s. yrara, M iss Beale lU t f il, and b<*
Bpeaaard
L
.
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.
for# >o!nin^ that company* hr
'So Jo Jin w illin g ly , cheerfully,
ip to daU. in t h b naotlllaallon o f A m rrie an . If* eald “ edneatlonal co n tra ct, had previous avperirnc# tn (he
■trial and d o llar*, *o that A m e ric a w ill eon. ru n n in g Into m flllon* of dollar* stat# of New Y o rk.
la atatrd,
h a v * been aaau rtd to p u t the.#
road* Into
•B irr," Mr. Evan* pocla Into op eration," w ith addi
Mo farm
tio n a l con tract* to com*.
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Ilia adapt*
in d o it r la l m o b lllta tio n d lvle lo n of|
th * S ta le D afenaa C o u n c il eatb
MA»K«T TO REOPEN
m ated m or* th an (10 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of
w a r production contract* h od been
Dr. W oltar C; Jonra of Miami,
aw arded to F lo r U o firm * , Includ,
retiring pragjderit of Ih* Florid*
hat wlU ba reopen ed lat# thla lo g aM pbulldlng.
Meiilcal AuoctaUon, called on th*
th to bo ru n on a I t -m x it h
1•
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Putnam Cotm ty r a a f M
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W A S H IN G T O N
y.:r±:^.
VERS WILL M EET
PALM BEACH. /
Tfc* men who heap
baakot of tho aal
In Wlntor—tha Floi
iwar* will gat t o j t t
medical profraalon to aland by
and fully co-opera la with lh*
United B u t* * Army and Nary In
public health MTvtc* and In
llatment la tha active
tha war affart. Dr. 0 H. Putnam
8M *
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Industrial P o o l
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second Involving MacDill person* fruit* anil vegetables have
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NAZI ATTACK IN JUNE
D ub member* and other
hav# been ualng tho
LONDON, Apr. 17, tA7—E«- nnd
the form er lav a tl
change Telegraph report* from Ing ami Instruellng the ■
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Graham Picks Cincinnati Reds and
New York Yanks to Win Pennants
By BILLION GRAHAM
Sports Editor, Wide World
Fra tu rn
NEW YORK, Apr. I f , <WW)
—After fsar wee as of bopping
arosnd Florida's pllm and palmetto baseball toll, squinting at
rook In and vsUrsna cavorting on
. sec rebel Infields, this san-bunred,
• foot-sere correspondent has es
caped with tho answers to lbs up
coming pennant races.
Ready for the tacluslrs, Inside
authoritative reportT
It's tbs
Yankees and the Rods.
That's my personal ratlmsU
rnd rvs doat It-chrcVad It afalnst
the eryatal ball and tho ouljs
board, so I evn't be wrong.
: (Notice: This Information eanlea
po guarantee t f t)
Tho Yrnkees have an rdga In
Um American league but In the
. Notional It's strictly a'' toss-up
between Cincinnati, Brooklyn end
8 L Louis.
Tbs Boston 'Red Sox or tbs
* Chicago White 80s bare an out
side chance of riving tbs Yanks
trouble and tbs Cleveland Indiana
and Detroit Tigers may possibly
, U m out well enough to make ft
a four-way battle with tbs Red
Bor. and Whits Bex for second
pl»f*Brooklyn has tbs power, St.
Loots boosts the boat balance and
Cincinnati baa the super-super
- mtahlng. Any one of the three
W a good te l. I have a bunch It
will be tba Rada. No rival can
touch tbslr hurling (and pitching
'w ill be mors Importrat than avtr turpoee carrier aaaOy adaptable to
this yrar). Gerald Walker should riryingeendltioae ash ere ar stoat,
ngthm the outfield and Third Ala pack m ar shortly bo standard
naan Deri Haas' bat should equipment for the leathern scU.
e
( C e n t r a l F r ees J
R
MANHATTAN
led M other
o f Invention
Br a t o n e * TUCKER
" l t ‘o a s tr a n g e th in g ," E d d ie
So b o l s o ld lo o t o lf b t , " t h a t c o t lo r
,! • p r l r ol oos, y o u c u t | t t it a n y
m o r s bo caaao y o u c u t Im p o rt i t
f r o m R e s a le .
B a t It’s s t i ll h e re .
T h e s a id I * r * w o n t to u ch B . T h o r
lik e s o lid fo o d . . . T h e r e ' s n ot
m o r s I k o n tw o ts s s p e o n s o f th o
c a v i a r g o n e , a n d I th in k 1 a t *
t h a t ."
phono twisting
M sd k m h b f Tn
aneboly lament.
* ?
• "I ca n t slag or toll stories,”
Miss D ark said, "but I'll be glad
to denes with anyone who c a m
Tbs Stags Door Canteen opens
a t b&ft In tbs evening and re
mains open until raldnlghL You
can't get In unless yea have on
a uniform, fltrangrly enough, tho
men “polks” tba place them
selves. They don't want anythin*
to happen to a good thing. If
they aoo anybody. Getting
one of. them will tap him «
shoulder and say, “Come or
It's time to get euta ben.”
Tho men atom enmosee and ad
vanced on Mbo DovU. f o r the
next half hoar oho was tom train
•he anas, of man after man In
the fighting forces of Undo Bam.
Privates from Pennsylvania, gobs
from the Great L akes.'M arina
from Maryland waltaad with Mias
to the flame for I t seconds. The
iloth began to grow red and curl
about tho edges. Whan ha remov
ed It, the flame disappeared as If
^ itM o fie a pound of “ euro" far
rrery square yard of cloth. The
samples have been given to the
toverumenl agents, and they're
rsiting for tha answer. If the
rovenunent says okay, this cbemcal concern is going to have on
>rder for tv s million pounds cf
his sntl-flamo treatment. Nice
lule order, two million pounds,
nron In dirt.
The nun who showed me this
on t-proofing I
showed ine
•omethlng aloe. . was
__ a little
king that proves how much ne-esatly really la tha mother of
'novation.
What, he did was
•ring out. a number of fsbnei
’rent whkh men's rlothee are
node and ashed me la Identify
ImiKs
“This one," 1 said, “is flannel.”
' picked up another and fingered
to rough, woolen surface. “This
s pure wool, " I told him. I gave
shot I thought were good guessa for all tbs others. Ue broke
nto a laugh.
“This makes me vary happy."
10 told ms. “There Isn't n thread
•f wool or flannal or anything alto
era—except rayon. All this cloth
s pen rayon. We've been workng on It Tor year*. It looks like
root, It frets ttka WOOL but It's
•yon. Its debt and summery
is a river breoff. That’* wb*t
ve call It, ntvereool. It lanY on
ho market y r t It won't bo until
141. YootI find lots of rayon
naUriel for suiting on tho marlet—but not Uka this, not tho
Inished goods that makes you
htnk you re looking at Importd abetlanda and llanneU. The
I me may come when everything
■on wear will bo mada out of
a yon and glass. Wars do things
Iks that to you, without your
von knowing IL"
I reached for my new 110 felt
hspttu end got out ef there to*
'ore my friend could pkk It op
usd exclaim, “ Why, this looks
ike rayon too.”
The Reds were feeble hitters
last year and yet were contenders
, . most of the wey. They can't be
‘ any worse at bat end Bose Will
‘ McKee hole looks for ccwlderab'e
Improvement.
, * There's a good rdse for Brook. lyn, last year's winner. Tho Dodr (rare hare n better clab, w|th,
* Arky Vsughrn at third, Auile
1 Golan and John Rlaio aa cutflcTd- By CHARLES L. FONTENAY
. era. and with experimcrd Billy
HENDERSONVILLE. Tcnn„ v Sullivan to spell Mickey Owtti
Apr. 14. (WW)—They never
with the catching.
5’.
They have the league'* tn°*1 heard of Hiller and they thlnl
Valuable pleyrr, runs—bittod-ln Wu*»<>llnl la Just snolhsr “fur
and ‘ home run leader In Dolph rinar" . . . they don't h*v* an?
mllll. and the fatting king In mailboxes because they never gt*
to Raiser. It's hard to voto any mall . . . And not a stnrl
against them but Iblr pitchingmember of any of the famllT*
doesn't sppetr too certr.ln. Hyattha* ever teen the Inside of 1
may not bt tha aenaallon ha wna school-room.
“They" are the Adams fsmlj
lost year, lo» Du me bar may not
gat (he remits ba’i anltclpstlng tvs—“th* cave people," Bamnr
from such oldsters as Fred rltssf- Conn liana call them, allhoagt
• mmoni.Jcfcnny Allen, Curt IWvl* they d<> not lira In care* an)
and Larry French and hie rook l a more—who llv* In the Tenntssecan t be counted on. Hllla abuLt 10 miles north o
< This corner believes the Cards hart.
•, will mis* John Mira's long-dlsThere are six or eight fsmll
>. tones wallops and that they can't les, whese mtmbera rang* fron
w i n bop* for nil the pitching two to nearly 70, living In rod,
/ breaks they got tsat year. They’ll log huts about a mil* and a ha!
from lh* nearest country reed
On* or two of them h«vt beet
to Naabvtn*, and a few of tHeit
have cetailonally visited Render
sonvllh and* nearby Gallatin
■ am
0
sonvlll*
The Pirate* and the Giants Good letter 11!*, but some of th>
Wold battle U out f*r fourth youngster* h*v# never been out
M*/ with th* Clubs, Brave* and eld* their little colony.
Mills* bringing up the rear.
With crude Implements and 1
Tb* Yankees are not as strong rangy hors*, lh* only work an)
it aerm to have enough punch. mal In tho colony, they oka eu*
IteMag and dsftn*# to Stall off a living by cultivating a m a 11
I rivals. Jo* McCarthy la non* natch** of corn- and potato**.
They occasionally tour toe had
roods selling shoe strings they
make from groundhog skin*.
is may win
ism** (be
“Old Tom” Adams la probab
loet season. The whlto Box ly th* oldest member of Ue col•xcaJJant pitching, mlgh uny, but b* doesn’t know ben
1 a racy of It If their bltOni old be is.
ora*. Boston has tha powei
”1 Jilt cat n't say exactly,” be
ugh n o t aa much oa la* said. ” 1 misplaced my papers
what with Jo* Cronin plan aomewhara, hut 1 reckon. I must
W warm lb* bench, Jlmm; bo hotwoon 60 and 6g,”
(ally this week wit
: a year older and Ted Wll
“ What do you think oboul Hit 'uctlon
being n e e
1 trying to llv* up to tha ler!" Old Tom was asked.
xeek, William U
average, .Cronin try* hi
Ho
looked
sharply
front
foe*
tc
narkst director, *1
lag will to batter,
face, then replied tentatively.
a Indian* and tiger* U« “ Wall, I don't rightly knew. What
do you think about Mmt“ ,
"Oh. to'a doing all right,” was
the answer, with a view to toot.
In* Tom's knowledge. “Hob prob
ably asocliy right about every
thin*, don't you reckon!”
"Wal, to might to ," woe Tom’*
can fu l re to rt "Out If to Otal
rig h t to ort* to t"
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According to B. X. WootgaU,
Semnor County farmer and faxhunter, and County Health Offtcar Wt M. Doodman, tha Adama*a wandered down Into the coon-
Tennessee “Cave
People” Do Not
Know War Is Op
■ s o f t o f p r e v ie w p u t bn b y th e
r e t o r t s I n i— n t c o w m itt s e .
K n tf<
o o f d o - t o d foo d. T k o r o w o r t c u t
o f r a f f s * J o r t i U o f f r a It, ra k o a ,
bo rat, a t o u t t u t o r , a n d s tr o n g a t o f »1J. t o u t m j r e x p e n xlv o
n u salo n c o t lo r . •
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T hen' b i town named Now
Hatapxhlre In Ohio.
ALL SAMS TO JOB
. HEW YORK, Apr. 1 4 - m Joe IxnjU, who has never forrd
Don’t Hold That Old
Style M ortgage!
a lefthander in defending tho
world heavyweight be’. Jog cham
pionship. may hare a lacklo a
sootbpaw. soeVer
btfors' • long.
Metro BeUlna is clamoring lor s
shot. Tho fiwnwr light heavy
weight king has won 10 straight Kind out about tho FHA
bouts since moving In smong the
Modern Mortgage plan oflU
be: v ia . >
financing your Homo.
LET US TELL YOU
ARCADE
Package Store
O. D.-FARRELL, Owner
kens I I U
Mather BMg.
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U. S. DEFENSE
BONDS
STAMPS
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K W S l'A I'E K
xxxnt.
UME
E sta b lish e d In 1&0S
S A N F O H I) H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , AIMUL IS , 1912
M em ber
A fiw M ln l
N I ’M HEH
I'jr * *
U. S. Pilots Successfully
Raid Jap Philippine E
J a p s in B urm a
i a* ■s
P l a n e a, T ran sp o rt*
Are S tru ck , Docks
And H a n g a rs H it
In C’ebu And M anila
Invaders Press
Forw ard Against
Burm a Defenders
• lit
On a h ill on lh# D urm a.Indo C h in . Inrtirr, n u tH .1 Japan**
troop* preaent anna In aalulo to the r liin . .u n prior to ptuh Ini
tlurma. Thi* pholocraph cam* to Amrrtca t>, « * y of llrila ln .
Pan - American [ Statem ents
Program Seen !
By Kiwanians
Syrian tommafldar, is to m-«r-1 J*"1*1 • n,J. " h
ssnlas t*4 srwy aad r™ r» l *
*
‘
ita ft "in lln- wKh tin m » policy .
J ; 0.1
o f France”.
S i.il
»j". .tfiSTLStV a,": pSri'Sfts
^ .n
asnlnst, tbs eenUnont with raid. ^
0(
Jo in t M eeting W ith
Key Club I h Held
A t Sem inole H igh
I 1
Heiiitnidt* Ckruhty | « 'l i t u #1 #c, Hurt 111* HTcral ••on v* In Kp*n
u C lJ w « p tfU k .O s»» »< actni HvlUaa #t.e, f\l»cul •> u a i e l
now High 8bhon| •n m n tw ■ rialty a* rcThglty, a check t*f w
rency kcaakm, Johnson bvlpad tn
an-American
pnurrim r l th*
fra pie the MNational Industrial
dnt m eeting of R ivgn ian # nnd
Recovery Act" and t o get It c o
the Key Club o t th f high #ch»nd
veted. H© at once w as appointed thl* lioctn. IIu V r d
l^ing
*o<l
by the Prrmldcnt a a
head
o f Oirtin K. M cK ry » cr» In rliont,"NHA," the i'StraonBnary agen cy of the proyrom . and Mi** UN,«,i
created by that law*
IHinlap. Xj>«nl*h t .ic h r r , d|rcri,'.|
Month f ft e r month Johnson the Pan. A m erican yr»»»iit*tioii
la id red prodigally, fin a lly e f fe c t
A ilu p lk atc accnc of the m in
ing more than 500 codes that American confcrruco - a * •t'rt-,1
embraced 22,000,000 o f the n a with r c p rca o n ta tir n of 21 na
tion's 14*000,000 Industrial e m tiom M.-ted at on* table. Karh
ploye*.
member >»v« a
brief «,l,lr*»*
concam lns hi* or h«r nation. The
orofrira
opened with ihr <n
tlr* ciaa*
iln fin g
El
itanrhn
Grind*. Ann S lln a th*n read an
itlnulns
aaaay on "V h at Inter A m m u n
i* Donf'o-opcration Mean* to M> < «un
lry .‘/
fo llo w in g the talk* by Ihr i,
(
the eoeth a 4 l Moth eentrwl front*.
TltWaka drmtoa of the Ukraine
ha to torn a gaping hole in the
German line Sft mllte north of
Kharkov and are plunging for
ward In what nay be an enveK
aping maneuver agmlnat the groat
steel-producing cantor, Stockholm
advices reported last night
The treak-through wan report-
kulta »*r* i
, chUDr la
W. C. H ill U rges
D o n a tio n s For
Relief Society
Tribute Paid to
Far-Sightedness
of U. S. Leader
pr. l l —-(Special)
—SpM kby before a I.nr* atlaadanca at th* monthly m utiny
• f tha Central Do rid* _ Tnfflc
G nb hpM at tha Anyebtll Hotel,
Jama* C. Morton, ftnatal aupeHnteodant, Wavarly Grower* CoWlnUr Riven, dallvtred
a an 'Feyln* Uia rent
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ru«
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cupy *
whoUbvartadl'
daal RooaaVelt'* fori m , padd . Uthut* to
■Ol*aa la aattlar up
w fa r IW, laaap-lend
t
p i ite m il
public
In III* flrmt two wrcki aflrr
I1** rl 11arbor. th« Navy Itcllrf
fWIrly p*kt out thnm ih ll*
ll'rit* mar* than $50,000, Mayor
W. C. Hill, chairman of th* Seminol* County Committa In tha
drlra to rml*a fund* for Dili »ocWtr, it*tod today •* h* unrod
local tlthona to eontribut* to
this cause.
"If you haven't yet donated to
thla worthy rauaa, "Mayor II III
dr*U rod. -then do ao now. The
money that you tend will br
mad* available f t rneo where
nreded to farallia of th* Navy,
M’rin* and Carat Guard nirn.'
Check* abould Jio mad* pay*,
bio U, th* Ntvy Sail k f Society
• nd ahould b* malted to Hr. Hill.
It wi* • la ted. *■ ia hoped that
UJXM.K0 will be rabad In tne
nationwide rampelfti.
Wallace ]
Economic
•da N ew
ar Board
WABIimOTO Apr. I I . (© >Prealdeat Baaaai
•ear la tha Be
Warfare, haa dot
dent Henry-A. *
pone Utility (or
with dotUrd an
firwt
■t"tt'*r*fnt* in
p rim ary
| h nar*
v le et u M i
iht
Kim uig
t « m p >tch
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I m t . 'i!
i ,
■d thalr
produenagoa-
F orce
it..i v*ii y mnstderablo
i, .uiiim iintqu#
.ii* I-*I the rtw'AtablUh*
i ■<MiimiiiifHtitmii
with
ii i ■ t h.
J iipuneM’, fr««h
I |lid.rtviss,M triurnph. llfuV
.......
r j o o o In all
1,1111
ir .u U lH T took th«
»».* -tt.ktttg of *t crultvr*
. t , » rtl *ast *hlp# Whpftd
, i . , i th.
Inmhitg, and
ii hah u h kept the
tii eh mi M f*-u mtlea o f tho
,■>multiple at tun with Cabct
i i upted three day a ago*
‘g t i n . later in# Uja f» ta
•fund
a m atter cf
*j» cu I*u,,u
•'■rigid
1....... .
Ifegaagaa
tr* |t* n liy , howit I'lsin that |hw
Num erous Shots
(liven To School
Children By U nit
hi* t
nikiMumti-tl
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!**»•• *1i ivr.
I©«llttg
f»»r lh#
..f \,Mll I* |»Klt
of Ih©
11. .
Ii i Hiupmgii
fur
lh©
-■i • 11 11 f i, -1 ,,f f|i|r|i ntif ilisras©©
i. Lh l 111 .*ut I" fbuiMih u m l r r
i
, i litMii**
I In
( m npalgn
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It, i it if
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P rp * ld tn l
tntl (t>iu-i *i**i l l u l l a n d .
I ,,. ■i "• . .mot
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I 'l r t r i l t f i j flw A Stull' Klii ( I ■
e»al p n JrCt, t h e t !#•• la t •» *hti 1
Am 2f). and it in t«» Itr . ofidiii •
ril fur tin# n i g h t a w,e*-k f.u «e
nriuwl uf ei g h t
w eek .
Mu»
Ben lie »|t*e* trot conduct lh# • Ij* .
e*. hu t It © i t annuuvured th«t v „ lr l iM ldni 1,,*.* , h l„ , .1
lllll
ft, II M-.ll, *, III I |, ,a co m p eten t t m r h r i
wmild I#* tiitv u lfh r, i m , I,.
m- , , 1
l->..
b r o u g h t her©1, ,
• „Ii,miI.I i-t,,,,
1" 1*!* lull it I, In-.I |.. 1,1,1, . 1,1.,,,,
I 'l a ,,,,- ,,n hnn,I ruin ',ii , j ,‘iitlii-in* * ll),' -H|,nly in
„ a i , i n il)
>■ |"li Hl*b,d I,, |.ai,.||i M'ti-t.l
i-'in ,, if n trr*,*ry A In,' , )
M«-nnl»t>r* uf t h e Biiatnn Nravr« 11**1*11 b*'f r o o t i I n i n a , mi *-•*, i*
who hehl n Dvw wrrjk* S p im g I r a r h l n r n lr -hnulil n r - r i !„■ u-,-1
training vIbII here rmlcd IU ii v* "n *hv in irnraiuni (M„nb him , lh,
|»h,,•g n rvnlen thf
itiis©
Sanfurd** rh,-|m r*| „rtln n |,l imIui-,-''rmwl, oh) r lr r id i »un*hip© ©ml K*'**r. * liancvlnu* war
A full -Irrnm r*f w il,-,
*,
balmy weather", ©rrnnling lu »
l,,i, 1,’tfiil thrown i t i, in*,'l u - i iiiii
c u d rr*#lvafl from Boatun trahi
In*mI, may r«u*r It t„ I'tplmlr
rr "Doc" Mny*
Jim©* Muugh•©n, ©ia|>©ttolufi«lun| *»f Pirka tnd i Thr arllun uf * •pray. « h i,h i n .,
SlrrcM . who w m in chargt' u f Ih© I br ill*,It* by ..lacing Ihr thumb
ovrr thr nprnlnr III (hr u n tile,
bmll fluid.
w
The ran) follnw©:
i*h we hud ' I* to hm lrn (hr 1 iim in r of (hr
(tin.- *4,1 nf ((
©ome of that Hanford w oalher. bomb (hu,
|«j**llilr
to
Snow fnd rain and no iun©kin<* <|uirbly It I* nut
•In et w t cam© hom e. Field rovtred iluviKh I Ihrrmlt bomb with
water *ln< 3 t ^
nxycrn In Ihe
with anow."
water I* lit lilted to hiatrn r„m*
buallrn, It wa* *lalrd.
The la n d m r|hod may lie em
ployed br ono person anil It *ucreaaful If u*ed before the fire*
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•tartrd | r l ou t o f control. Only
TAUJUfASSEE, Apr. 15. DP) drv i i ml should b* u»o) A bucket
—Llautanant Wa Kang, member lu ll o f * snd and a
fle i-U id c d
of a Chines* A ir Korea detach- •hovel With 0 long handle ora
Boston M an W ants
S nnford’n W eather
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«111*»
'SdSnf^G
fur
p©r-
i mu* it 11 .
r h i h i r e ii
l i - l i t)■ *111 .| Mi
rvrry
i »r i L* . m inty. and
• 11 iii.il wll fa th er a
I, l i t . rial t i l g u r d
n<( 11* -«• fur the pro
• in ii
fl *>(iiiMg I f d r Iai'i| . atIt Cm L#kcn to
i. t *«.< f.., iiuiiiyniitatiovi,
, *iki iuii• I'v th# Health
<i*•h*■ w ithout c h a r g e ,
Vk , iiMbr *o m an y
typhoid
i. it* ifivp thnl wt* will have
mm o*©i m t u Mnv to g ive all
Mu mi
Dr
D am e
silled,
f hf i i -hot* aie
tire©**©FJ
for
ni hiuu a tit in a gain ■! the drvaded
1 *h nhiml .lia.-rtr T h e p m c n U g O O f
• I'lM ini ntirady having epidem ic
(i -• i» • 4 m ft. lion* In the county
» h Iit tie !#■■ than the ©veraga
i*'nl «!■ ar*' try in g to catch up,"
I ’.S. Rem oves All •
S u g a r Restriction©
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Chinese Pilot Dies
In Crash Of Plane
menl In training at' Dal* Habry
Field hare, was ktllad yaaterday
whan ■hla pursuit plana cra»had
• a miles eari of f-s-tma City
mm
A ir
V
Man Dressed As
S o l d i e r Passes
Second Bad Check
NEW Y O ioT Apr. 10, WI
TH* Aluminum Company of Am
trlco, tha Magmelaa Darslopmarl
Company, thro* other torpors.
tloAs nnd all Indlvidnals were
W EATHER
flood a total of « I (0,900 In Fadand Court today on a plea of
FLORIDA—Continued mild to* nolo contenders to a series of
glrta" ‘f'- r - ; anti-trust Indictment* alleging
A LA BA M A —Continued mild to* tha raatrslnt of trad* and tho
memopolicing of product!an and
fabric*lion of magnaelua.
Tha Indictment* atlagad th*
A hm lm m Company and tha I.
S ta te *
..ii Th. ^Mitiniti (nut nf Man,1.,, ...
.*m*
tNimher
. 1, ->1 1 1-v hi ititil •rv rra l dam aged |
| h i > I ( m(i *|iiU t« «©l© hit, OI»U
|ti,<lmhU stink urn* seaplan e ihOI
ili.wf, Hn,I nthrre dam aged. Troop
i -n, - t iH .- t i- nitarWcH and (locks
,.i ,i v i li.iia r * v»n r dam aged,
Vi i ,d.u in the m it r a l group
, f i . i -r.A- H u..- UHiieporta sunk
Mill
.t h .i- Ini
Three p la n ts
m. i . !..i .i ,»ii Mini several flam-*
I
$140,000 In Fines
Meted Out By Court
P«M l
m ade ,i -m a th in n a tta c k o n
tlio
.laimti<*M*-oci'U|kied
a ir
l.,,-.
M a n ila . C ebu and Da........... tin I'lnlippinca.
Hi, \ t . Imii Field. M anila,
IniiikMi v,i iv d e a lro y e d an d
i n iiu .it i ila n m u e il a t D a v a o
I l f 4M *4lllrd
P h* Jupinrac im n iu ii ..f Muriim g* nice I further pmund Umlay.
m uric column *lui mrel
I*-vim ml
Ml rv a iin g y r, onli 111 mill-# woulh
tif inn vlt i| But m i *<il field*, and
I tlKifhi i |iu<hiii Innrk f'liIn*-n- lines
Jfr fnili •* thieve Tmjgo*» in a drivp
lOW$ir'l Manila In >
The
British
diEvnrd I ta in g yi
A
J ap an cfr na%#l r«imman*l*r
! reported Ki large enemy
: rhtM nn n were »unk in lew* than
n hour <m A nr rt in « •urpH#©
tta« k on h Bni>»h rm iii'i m ar
hr *hitr« tJf | rill(r*
The Japanese irivadei •. •low ly
tiratlng hack t*»lh anchor ■ of th©
Allied line. Mood la at nighi only
20-c-dd inllra f roni th»- fnu ge* of
(he rrn lral Hurina oil fiid.U Mint
a a th«- c r lu t a|ipio«rht-d mi ilia l
■ainpa iirn for Outer India II.o
nowrrfiil counter-action of \ n i i i
■caa and British ■trtner. f-'iiitt-d
ihc one bright n|»*»l amid th*
genera) and Irveftasing glu* in
Succcoalv© finmnunii|ur» fmtu
Vm
i MM *epori*.| th*i M VK
t^imlMPrs raiding the enroll) held
Andaman 1aland# Ihr prraiimrd
hate in the Bay of Hi rigid foi
part of the vaat Japanr*r naval
rooerntration nm* apr-«*l in th****#
w*!rr« *>n India's flank had tier
tn»>r*l or pul not of action 1 I
rngmy flyin g boat- and ifdaiiM
other ni-creaifui Allied art** nr
In one of these A meric an V -1
untec r Group flirt* turned inn*
* a jnirvof dUaatrr for the n o # J ' i
pflWH a tu m p t to • •■nil la y Allied
j airdrom e in the Shan Stale*
J N* rthnaalern Burma. for *)»* n
1 ihp fig h tin g *a* ov* i »*-ten . *■
©my plane* had gone down oud' •
firm* Anirtlran s i lark
Other American airtm n ■!«froynl three Japa near I»note
without to*a to ib r n u fh r # in an
attack on grounded enemy ait
craft at tne Toungtxi Airdrome
I The British for their part, aside
from the Andaman aaaault, re
ported heavy snrrecaful hnmhlng
attack* on enemy trimpa kIw o *
I'rome
T *tf II i k11ah plane* m in
U *t, however, in th u foray
at |h e I mint) t lerk'* uffu»- a I th e id'ii 1 1 ll-'U** m .ill'll
IfwJay
Initial
«ti t* meet - lh * '* • r*
filed by A p t
| 0 , *|i« h ing
|Hf(i(f« t»v ciii*did»«tr* tn tlie May
h
p r im a ry , illsriusnl that m#'it
of the fund* a|H*nl wn*- «n the
payment o f the rr«|Uiie#l n u llify
ing f r n . W. B Hr Hard. *e«-kmg
electlun aa County Cum m ia*tuuer
friini Iliilrk 't *, ha* *peril Ih©
large*! sum . hi* *laIcm eiil •h aw
ing an cipeiuB tim - rf (4f* to 'tr,
Ballard i« running ag»m *t H J.
Chrrntreet. who ha* *jm u? 1*0
The other four tamlidali** f**» ’he
(©untv ('uniiiii**u*n. *11 uu #m
IhuiI# amj il l urvn|>f)u*4d ban- f 1b‘«l
U.
prvwntalivt* of the variou* it. ■tateiiunt* id 1 1(1 They
Ilona, Glady* t’lppln and
Ann J I V p i ' ill I I hit n e t I . V A i p> 4t»n
In District 2, J K I'artin in l»mFtina a .n y
In flpam .h
Betty Klnc, eccompanttd by Mu* Irlct 4, a n d W. (#, Kiltwe* in Dia*
Dorothy Sanford, rtndarvd "I do trict 6.
In th© Houa© of Brprr*rntativ©
Not WUh To Marry" in Ameri
can and Spaniah Vtralon*. and rac© from Uroup 2. I- II Mann's
■IMemcnt
shows $42.50 a* agamat man drn©©d in anhllrr'a a p p a i r l ,
th* cl«u aans America In .Span,
iih. Susan Klrtl»y acted a* an- $*13 c i p m c l f d by incurnlwnt John who fla sh e d the eredrntiat© of the
0 Lronardy. In C m u p I M H. O rlando Air Ba*e ©lul ©ucrerdrd
Smith ha© • p e n t $.141in). K
J. in cr t h i n g a l ogu* |1W ch erk a»
NcIi on, J r , $ 3 0 0 a n d im und*. n l the S a n f u n l Fla'h Market B i t m
K- K Brady $IH Three unnpiw*r«l day, m a d r an adnUhmt “ h » u l’* *-t|
candidate* f o r memhrrahlj* **n ih# th e ©sm© d*y, |Hilice reveled
Board of f*ul Ilf ln *tiurtu<n rt*h day,
hi Vr *|K-nt $lfj They “ r* h * d
llan v o n • ft hoe Fhop * « • (hiT VVilliain* m iMalriM I Ii* n- •Hiii'il v irllin, ra*hlng a 11 i he# 1*
jamln I
H aines m D u tru t 2 Irawti on a Ht itr*hurii* N 1
a r j L I.- Jurdar* in D istrict .
ti nk, T I h** check ««■ r e l u i im**I
No e g t*©liar© have lw-«*n in* ur« yeatrrri©'- trtarknl no g«o*| <‘h i> f
ed by m m
of
w tunrri ru n n in g
Hov William© ha* contsctmi the
Ifrp. Jam*. Mouyhton. Samt- rfor
th© office o f Ikenwvrimin
Crlarvdo A ir Hasp hi r r i a r d
to
nola C ounty chairm an for th* cutJve C om m itteem m or < unnuit* Inform ation on Hunan, but
the
V ictory
Book
cam p aign,
tld* tccwmaari. N am es of the rgfidl* haa received no reply ©■ yet.
m en tion aanaaBcad th at P red - dataa for theac rffirra from »»*
Chief Roy Will lama reiterated
dent K oaaevalt haa lU alcnated rtoua *preclncU In th© cou n ty fol hit previous ©taUmenU that local
FHdap, A pr. I I , a i Victory Book low ! r m l n c t 2. J. ’Carl Mus©| m «rchanta rod rvaJdrnt© should
Day, In c o n m a a t ln f pa th* ram - D istrict f , Mr*. H. A. Good*prrd| h© on Ih© lookout for crook© Ih 't
p alrn In S an ford , g r p . H oughton f^rtclnci 3s Andrew Cirraw *yi Have nrigin aleil new racket* utiiam ad tha fa U r w h ff # 0 10 1 0 * 0 11
Precinct 4« John E. F o a ; Precinct B tln g th© g u ll* of patriollaiT) to
" V o la S a o fa r d ca ll upon all 7, N . C. Jacob#i D istrict 7. EBao* lure mon©y from p a U in lk
vie*
beth
1 /n v i
Precinct it, M
( l lima. "A ny caa# o f thla type
A m erican a. to d a their p art to
hmild b© thoroughly lnvr©tlg©l»d
provide hooka f a r tha armaJ BUnk©nahlp! Dlatrict J , Anna P.
Menlck; P recin ct 10, W illiam J. befrra person© part with their
Muagravp.
money," he ©tiled.
A i n precin ct IK I - ll. ItriM.k.
Iitfl D litr k t
IK B crnlcc
\V*
H ow tlli Precinct ll» B. F. Blmp*'
•on tnd ChaHaa A . Wale©; Dlat r k t 14. W ilm a L. D crth lek : Protln c t IS, A* Ls* H oover; Dlatrict
11 M ild m l U K etcham .
ta .M ld rd
i .in
M iu A rth u r’n head*
<1tut 11 , r ^ iinlay ann o u n ced th e
J qdh Say 15 B ritish
M erchantm en A r c
Sunk fro m Convoy
Relations
between pn>- ntnc*. Ttmcio
Naxi Franco nnd the United, w‘f c"tru*Ul'
at i
and r*-*«
States sre verging on so open tieml rr.pon..
break and France's new war himulf withnui
role assumed grave Import- A atJp,f f"in ™
ance on the basis of G erm an c»ptiin „n th*
reports that the French arm y in w,«hiniu>»
is to be re-orssoiled. Well lh"
*'
informed sources said Gen. Tb7ii»iiier |H
Hanrl Dents, former French-i »t>n th* (Hit
IM .
House Group R
On N orm andlf
needed. Tha bomb fighter upsets
th* bucket spiting nut sand close
WASHINGTON. Apr.
to tha bomb. He sbould us* tha
ahoval or r. take to roll th* bomb Th# Hoao* Naval Oaha
ever onto th* sand. With tha
wM
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. 1941
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The ganford Herald
^3i
i t o a u u M la taaa ,
M I S M —, r , w t t n M , i m , i
ta lsrS a r as* te a s e r el
“Old Iron P ants”
GUTS
Pay Caah for
Used Furniture
About a week ago General Hugh Johnson who died
hurt night wrote a syndicated article which we dipped and
laid aside with the Intention of using jt. In view of hi*
fcrf j __________ ______ _____ ________
e»a**ir n - i n a w <*• r m o i m Untimely death, the article is of particular signifiesrvcg
• t saefwa. F U rtla **4*r l»» Art today. Advocating the exemption of hospital to d doctor
a« c w n y a t i f B ank 4 l*wr.
bills from income taxes, ho wrote as follows:
M u a s o u o a ta
"Aa one who never before has needed much doctors'
______
SMIfee
V , s e s o m DBAs—neeleee* ■••*«•> care, and who, until recently, had even that taken care of,
7 T IW U U IT IO W
HATKf
ns port of on army officer’s compensation, by the very
'is * - m r« h u ii .Mviaif
competent army medical corps, this subject la one which
_ KTI \the present writer ha* completely overlooked.
MM
_MJ4
“ 'H never rains but It pourxVand of late your cones(wndent haa needed Ih o most expensive kind of dviliaQ
AU e h l l s e r r , a l M . n N i
- I medical care, both for himself and his family.
It has'bcet)
M i l k t r v e e le ilte * M l s e llrv * ,1
M f i m U e M l a f . r |k < » « - ' • — *1 nn pyc>-opener which tho doctors frunfly recognize as a
t s l e l a # rs s A e w ill W c k e rs e S f a r kind of cujse.
n t r e s s l a r r l i i n b U ) r ale*.
“Much of this kind of treatment I* just too expensive
Itla e t
H i w i 'i s * *
I t e 'm e e l e If they unhappily get
cj
n t a w i t * w r r M M i i t v - i i e , * u i * to Ik: paid for by many taxpayers.
i . I W a a lte w a l.r le M e l e a e e e tta le a . in the line of fire, they either just die, or suffer whatever
• f t l a a s e r e e-e< »(»1»»t le ik e »ee«• M e llle e e t ,k a r e e e i e r •»•<* se«*- other terrible consequences bap|ien to bo part of the
a t 'e l h e * S « s a e i* rs l a ( » - , , « e e*
l ■■.gase feHu* •__________________ ■ uilmciU, The treaaury seeks to relieve a part of this hard
ship.
■
" t i e tleraV a la a eaeveSee e l TSe
"Tills is due to no greed in the medical profession.
M ost good doctors give an astonishing proportion of their
time to. free cJinica, but in all too.many instance#, the mere
Homs of nodical supply :and hospitalization tost have to
be paid for.iiy somebody, and ..the facilities fog,this-are
grossly Inadequate.....nV-*-., ;, l( J <> !;,, . v
,
- "The:charitable Institutions, supported by endowment
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, H H .
/md other gtfU.rare languinhing by<rpaootl of lowarad tot a a e r e r S . >’ l t r U
31BLE VERHK FOR KOIIAY
" T h e ro
u ro d a r k e r idBy* a h e a d .
IM
Phone CHI
O. D. FARRELL, Owner ■ m
and nrc rapidly approaching a touch worse crlal*,*. to all
thla talk about1noricpnibstAiits--peproluU*,, women—-soeflne
' n place, to mrve, lhflra(ls no more peceM|(oua-,fM& tbaji In
I the car* of our nlltng.d v i d a n - p o p u l a t i o n . i Vm
■himpfr>
"With a very. lltllo itftdnJng. womai) who are willing
<to accept the btudenacan doenoro beta than.In any o)her
murdered I
B»t‘f t -j» hird- gruelling, dUagree*
j ohlo and demanding tyori^i and th e n la no grtpt rush to
n
seek it#
t
'■». 'l
i -■*, #
lied heartT h e proponed action of the treaaury will help only a
little way, arid In a vciy limited Held, b u t.lt .may gave dfnnar.'
many a useful life, or at.K«tt-relieve considerable pain and . SAVE PA PE R - The W»r Pro
in so n
suffering.. .ILiprpoiiscji tio’iultimato galn,.to'th*'t»xpuycr— duction Board hat Jutt issued a
r*qpr}t that n t r r M r will* on
txccpl that ho will have a liUio more than tha laraduelblo both
tid 'd or theft lelf'rheaija to
minimum with which to euro for und relieve his depend*
t»p*r. H i 0fA(» t* bow
,.it r«.t l.rntM."
adopting (h it
policy.
White U
Grease your car regularly ;
to make It laat'lpniftr.?;;
That’s how you can W p ! • _
Regular lubrication a iy etij!:*
wear. Bring It to us today! j ;;
„
;
Asawtr
w h -l la th.
tow a t
liih-o-I d-n't know.
rather--W hat du tihey put In
Anticipation
Y j l s h * — 11*1 ire
Sanford RoUrtana will lw In-
"Oh, mama," exclaimed little Elisabeth, when tho dos
in knowlni t|mt Dean
f of th* Unlnralty of ser t was served, "how I wish jrou had told mo this morning
Wbo ha* mada antral In- that you were going to.have ice cream for dlnnert**^ ' ,
r talks b*ra haa been
“Why, dear, what difference would It have madsT^
prtildent of th* Galncaaaked mother.
.
.
“Oh, lota I" replied tho youngster, with a sigh. *1
Maaaaehuaatt* a draft dodg. could have expected it all day, then I"—Christian Boience
Jm aM
klmaajf with a shotgun
I autborUk* to tom* and
T l t t a n that tha UnR.
Monitor.
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
[ountiaiUen, rouiln of th*
has had aw n daatror-
nm uodT hlm
DAYTONA BBACII
f HOSPITALITY—1
i many, Mtmbsra el
C. A. WHIDD0N, JR.
GULF SERVICE STATION
Corner 15th At. & Hanford Ave. — Hanford, Florida '■'<
Incendiary A ttack, F acts On Ja p s
Defense Are S^id A ir P pw er A re
VoW Disclosed
U 'e e lle * * *
tn a
f> |.
Da* I
tand in the bottom . W ith
the
oOa of ray * eonatttuenU,
MV, ■herrl, tha h in d and u n d may be
Psol E. Prtera, of Tltuavllte. Me lift'd Into the bucket. The b andit
wrpfa hte reply on tha back of of the bucket ihould hoi
It
my tetter and returned I t ***. touch aloe* it w ill br healed
>ng ha waa "Having paper to q pl*U », T ilt bucket .fcouid , be
wrap a bomb to kill a Japl"
BUY THOSE BONDS—Today
the week of tha camp*ten to par#
■uade rra ry c ltiu n of Florid*
wnq fiat a regular Income to Buy
a Bond to Ema*h tha A,I* U ano
in t. 'n ili la a worthy campaign
r lw. tk o u who have not * 14084,
plcdyWI thtmaalvca to boy bonds
f t r*fuj*r ttatad Interval* should
Immediately do so. If you cannot
t o , bojsfe, buy atatops. The de
nominations m
low ytiouib au
Florida's ncwHimpcra on thu whole give
.more to read, uml their reactcrs conversoly n
um n n i
! read, than in most other atntca In the union. Tha Ameri-'u^a^uartfiee*Vi
-Government alatlallca r'tral I enn Newspaper Association has compiled a table •howlnEj*a^WN
that the averse' American wnm- newsprint donauraptlon In each state In the country anrflT,n N £ lr £ r #
a a .it abort and dumpy. Ilowtyar, thia Itn’l a hlf clrctlon Florida ranks eighteenth in the entire forty-eight. It* Horn hast baaa°
dally newspapers consumed marc newsprint last year thai) |Bokk«*plnc . M*
g*ar.
those In thirty other states, many of which have mudt
In another wrek ur twn now larger imputations.
: ‘ rrtmir ' tPinil
lu ll be eating ration'd -ugur.
"In the Southeast, only Ccorgla’s dulllps used more liMO W gtuoof JackaonylU'. FloQd well Iwl it'll Ih> -o rctet per
oepoonful than it'a *v«r lwen newsprint than Florida's, the difference being 1,110 tona,"
it I* rejKirted. Florida's dally newspapers serve <jnly half ri*i ^ f t i / t ' ,
(ho |Mipulatlon ticorgla's dallies have accessible, yet used Ung Bau, K«y
t
Emil Bchra m ifialal* litIa roun- idmoat us much print paper. North Carolina has almost
try could aU g u rr under a JUO twice the population of tlorfda, hut used 7^500 tons lass I ioso' u> ilito
* Will on dotUr debl liurtlm.
It of newsprint than Florida. All other states of tha South- ogfntM, iNitrle
s Could lU ffftr oil right, but could
Arronsut
post, Including Virginia, used less newsprint than Florida.
%. H .ic m aa
_
“In other sections of the country dallies In thosa atatas SmwnE is f 6*
K rrJP l
Tha Herald baa had two birth* used less newsprint than Florida’s dallies: ArfaDoa, '4r» T O ? ? ? m *I*>
ta It* family within the paat wrok kansas, Colorado, Delaware. Idaho, Kansas, K entucky, L o tf. o N M a ^ e fa S g
: and: .on* major operation. If
vn l
. tb*T* bar* been pl.llnra and Is inn a, Maine, Maryland. MUilssIppi, Montana, ‘Seorsaka, n±.
r
- waaipoaltlona, who ran blame uaT New Hampshire, Now Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, SJST l!
rather
Matkar PUg. *
for DEFENSE
!;>
• ** * *1
doctor* and i nurse*, and th e. govarnspent
properly always Lake* thaibost in these profess fecal, fluids.
T b e truth in that we are tn;H _____ „
_. tr.
'
y
l u b r ic a t e
Art* J<> 2# finds of both
Florida's N ew spapers
Pkeae S ltS
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110 SANFORD AVB. •
M uny ■o f our-
(lonoral Johnson, n re tire d cav alry o fficer, w as one of
th e numt colorful fig u res w hich th e £Jew Deal b ro u g h t to
.yint Imr.l' Washington. In th e heydey of his en reo r a* a public o ffiI'ldundiu" (in ', he wiie ch ief execu tiv e of th e NRA and o rig in a to r of
ri.lie
t h H i m . Kugle. So vigorous wiih he III th e conduct of his
.o ffic e , ho obviously sin cere in his th r e a t to crackdown on
dUr m>r*r b usiness, th u l he rn rn p d th e nicknam e o f "Old Iro n r a n t s ’*.
- e l yeitj
CITY SHOE 9HOP
I ihduhl n-ol mil any mm wo are on th* verge of. calling to war duty tong) of thpus-
f ,,t
4
500 Sanford Ave.
3 OR CLAHH. A1.1, AUK COlVS medicos already IjaVRibecn ^nlleclito aorvtea by tbe war sad
IULDREN: God lialh -huwrd me
ttbuson or unclean
1M I, b f tk|»W M f f U r -
ARCADE
i*
Package Store ,
KINARD and SON
Individual Incomefl notf.fcpto* borne or aoon- M * ilH ttrad.
THERE IS NO HlJI’Elt HACK
Ob* BIIUob and Tkraa Hm>
Seed >tlUI—-T a za s BsM O i l
By LU C H E C E
H U D G IN S
Wine World t-’ea lu rn W riter
WASHINGTON—litre a r t tome
fsrts about Jtp a n 'a tl r power
reprinted from Heemachl, a fler"?tn m«it>rii|)r uubltehrij In Ueran d .recently rrD aied by the
moved by Inatertlng the shovel "In, 8.
Army a ir force:
haridlf through
the
bucket
1. In 1019 Japan began ajrihandla and lifting It at a »»fe
Blr(t btlaw ,‘h r 'l t may be eirrled lem atlrally building up her air
urvlc* by calling In fervign In.
uut of the bouit.
If tag* of dr* land arc avail- •trurlora.
fl. An P n ltU h rommlaakm of
• bit. tha bomb m i, pc rolled on
to on# u n d her and cover'd with | 40 m*n arrived to i n a n liW |H
another, Mr, William* added.
1naval flying aenrlct and a Frefieh
rom m lulon of 00 men arrived to
organii* the army air u rrlc o .
3. Japan haa no M parata air
Pepper To Introduce force.
All plane* are divided lie#
BUI On Use Of Canal tween army and navy.
4. Tha highest eitim ate of the
rO R T MYrraB, Apr. 1 6 -M V - total number of Japancee planae
mator Cliud* I’anpcr (D Fla) la 4,S00, with a total or 13,000
Id hrro Tuoadsy that wh»n (V>n- non.
t u ronmyrnaa br will IntroG. For row malarlaU, machin
K# a blU pruvldlni for uaa of ery and technical worktra la ILa
• g o ri' M nrs-B tuart
L'roaa air oervlco indoatry, Japan is doSt# Canal Ip trinaportlna oil pendont on other rountrloa, par
id other w*r e * rm * from tho ticularly Germany.
ulf to polnia In th r North via
d. Eatimatoo of Japanese air
o Inland w surw sy.
plane output vary. Inaktors eon-
asalatanc* in drafting aider It to bo from 1,600 to M 0 0
knator Pepper aaid h* plane* a year from 40 or mors
er at Jackaon'iUe with far Lori**.
•nslnpor fer tha CalqT. Ja panes* filers* first task
Okoochoipe W ilcrw aj,
I* the annihilation of anomy air
Con) mnred A.
fercta in thoir baa's. ObJrwUvtt
man Pf the E#u
ars .first of all plana* on tho
WaUrway boon].
ground, tha hangar, or buildings.
Unpleasant Uncertainties
Prolonf the life of year
hewe by p u ltin t a new
roof on It. l a addition
to loafer Ufa. It wltl
aaeaa add'd prolrclirua
far your family. Uni lad
Lamber'a
ruoflnf • la
thick a ad pi Ov 14re i n -
Y«S ow» II to yoorarlf, your family sod jtjur couatiy to f*vota yourulf to homo defenao . . . and U k m ttns tha itfnoo of yoor Mmaol Sab that your family’s ktallh la proto*tod by lakiag taro of iaasU tlag sag reoflag.
Syo fist
yoor homo la*ta by r*pataUaK tho latoetor sag as tarter I
F R E N C H AV B. a t Bib 8T .
P H O N E 71*
�^T O N ^D A Y .
A P R IL
1 ■>, 1942,
Sa n f o r d
th e
herald
i.m im
Local Women A ttend)
F.K.W.C. C onvention’
Social A n d Personal Activities
H R S .
L O U R 1N E
1I E A I . ,
S o ciety
E d ito r
T elep h o n e
Mrs. Daniel G allant
Social Calendar Hunurcd, , url >
M il
Pe r son aI
;
Lynch
FR ID A V
rm l
M r*
I.
I,
M c l.n c as
A ls o , t h e M isses 1 " a r m Ms B a rHose Circle of the S an fo rd Gar*
den Club will m eet
t the hom e l * T , F r a n c e s M o r r o w , f i n d S t o n e ,
M
n
r g a r r l Wrnrht. I illiap Dunlap,
w of M r s , F r e d It, Wilnmi, .San fu n I
Ldhnn
rhornlev, H etty R uhr m an ,
Avenue, at 1 0:00 A M
I •l»> III-* S i n d h a i u l D o r o t h y
Hxn
A t a l e r C ir c le ..f the Garden f o r d
Club will m eet with Mr* F ra n k
Evans at
her
Hume
in
Ijn k e
M -ary f
i t 2:30 P. M Roll rail will b,
0 a n r w r r r d with u lsn i*
fur
et
D .V A R N ER
231 W. O n l r a l
O rlan rl..,
We
W ish
Thai
We
A v rn u r
Tn
lin e
Announce
On
H air
K x c rllrn l
—
Sue
Mr
B IR T H D A Y
Ann R adford'
H a rry K tld ill
F lo rid a
FOUR LOTS OF
GOOD USED CARS
W ith
HAPPY
SEE
TirrH
—
J. A. MARTIN
SALESM AN
, h tinge
t e n lrril
1 irrle
■I On
tiard o i
I I n b w i l l m n t it1 ]it o n a
M
t th * t o . m e «d M » - t
Ih M u ld i
nft t h e t n u n ! V l t u b n i a . l
l hr l
H a r d , p er*
i i n l»
of
the
G a r d e n t In ti w i l l m e e t w i t h M i
ll
II
H reren,
22 IS
P a I m e t lit
A v e n u e , a t !l .Til A
M M r- J
H
t o l c l o u g h will t a l k
op
pott.-d
p la n t* arid r u h m r i n ti r r u * « k ed
to b r in g a p lan t for b i r h a f ig e
SUNDAY
T h e Y oung |V ptr of
h y f rr lr n C hurch
will
i p i - n .d p r o g r a m at the
7 :0 0 P M
II, MRS. H
F. S M IT H
JW i o xanlM T * y f l l w
fu|
F larM a
F fJl-
Mr
J j l ,
M anruv,
S o lr
o jo-m ng
seaiiun
w as
In
the I
form of a p ro g ram and r r c c p l k l i
Our
K E IS rLout,
h e ld in th e c lu b h o u s e u f t h e J a c k - j
j o i i v i D r I V u i n m ' a H u b 110 l b » S <-1
J .* n .
lllv rr.
Th,
lo v .i.v
.m l J
olvO ully;
d ecoratn|
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m r n t-
43
llu rh « « >
the
,
to
* t r p*. w t
I l F I l h l l l - l l 11 Mill
,
llHlk
.
which
* iiiiu lu ie
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a
tru ck
,
,
n r \n * r
.
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m
Krh iy in a
M
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wn*
w ith
l.l.-u .m *
(en terin g
th e
i
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tn t h ^
au d ito riu m
was
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c u lle r
t i v e a r r a n g e * j f*
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,
*>a t t r a c1foliage
1t
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we *4iv|, h, r ,
of rtHtlve
an
,.
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l oiint)
,
S p rin g
»nterc*t
first
i
*«M'Oli<l
lt
hlKh
.
f rti*hiMg
. tnuodrv
n * .
IV rh sit*
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i
In-
.
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d eco rated • ,
,b
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,
| f«r the necasuin. but n d d ier - -
ws*
,
c«**il, i n f o r m a l
g ar- |
•len ol tree fern* and rru ttm a. A t
w ill
U« l i H i k l n g
l*»r y o u
Im ek
*-• f
T i a u i, L
tutu* ,ie
M
U«iw»
nf,
the
I n . ' i l M u i ’i 1 o f
he I
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Ath en s, G t „ ch airm an of t h e p ub
lic welfar e d e p a r t men l o i the
G en eral Krdrrmtiun of W o m en 's
d u b * , appealed Ui the m o r e t h a n
W est Side School To
PreHent Spring Flay
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y o i l f ilU ^id lta l l.«.
ratio n uf W omen's c l id a a t la i t Ul* « ; • open*-*I ti)
i anipld li
n i g h t * opening session o f th eir I a m m Ai T P ost No., .VI. f o r u * r a*
fo ry -eig h th
annua)
convention a «4rctsl c e n t e r t o all n u n in land,
in Ja rk vonvdie, “ to build u p an d sea, U( air c o r p s ,
Ih*
legion
m ain tain the highest s t a n d a r d o f A u x iliary nf p«»*i ,V,1 will
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more lr po**iblr to help w in the h o ste ss, ke eping open hou-,* finlil
war"
Official h n d q u a r t c r * fur It) A M till 6 1* X! F a t u n i a t
the convention is tk f RowsereD i ev en in g until U o 'i Iih W en d ull
Hotel
j day Sunday.
ltM 't
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Mioifc
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Mr and Mr* J J Holly
an d h « liny ii l a w t u o e n ter tain ed spending Im Uv
» O rlando
W K ills K S I M Y
with a bridge j*arty at the home
Member* u l the J u n l u r I ’hulr of the form er on P a r k Avenue un
F r ie n d - of M r)
h o d s '*
will
o f th # F l r i l l i a p l i i l l h uixh a r e S i t u n l i y afternoo n h o noring Mrs. r e g r e t t o l e a r n o f h e r d i m - * * a t
f o rm e r
Kllxabeth h e r h o m e o n M y r t l e A i c u y r
r * q u a i t a d to m eet a t 7.30 I’. M G a lla n t. the
Whit ner,
din IT Ln.>'rr nuellriK fur re
C rtdli
Mr* I K Ihvyl* ■p» o l th»* a f •
SnatHlraconi
and
d elphinium
l l_u l i r»«l
m
D ay to n s
were use d to form th e floral d e l r m p i * i i > t s t « n l i >
c o r a t i o n s while the t allirs upon Herch with f r lends
T i l l itS IIA Y
scores
were
T h e T ow nsend 1‘iati will mcel which the bridge
pvt
fe, J u l M n
Si* n s t r u m ,
lu1q thu C ourt House a t h WJ I’ M , | kept, c# tried bridal d r six ns.
1s t ,
A f t e r an aftern u u n *|»rm in c t It'll a l 1* t * m p I n
The
regular
m eetin g
o f n laying. tallies were collected and » pending n I * day furlough with
S tro ln o lr C h a p te r Two. (l. K, 8. tirlies awarded to Mr*
E vans his miathii Mr- t » II S t e n s ! m m .
1 will meet Ifr the Masonic Hall a t McCoy, high scorer*
Mm,
Ava
7:50 P. M. All o f f i e r n art* r e W r i g h t I>avls, second h i i h , and.
II. *i I ; n , f i l l e r o f ,
A im R aboi *
q uested to a e t r fo rm a) dress. Re- Mm, II F Whit n r r. wrreenn win* M i at!iiI Mi
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porta will l r given by the dele
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f a t e s to t h e G r a n d C h a u l r r sc*H
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sented with a piece of stiver in
•Ion held recently in Miami,
h er chos en pattern,
M r i n*l M f , J
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T h e W es ley an S erv ice Guild u f
R e fresh m en ts consisting o f a m u t e d t o I ' a U i t k u t o n u k i t h e i r
the Methodist C h u r c h will m eet
* a h d course were se rved by th e f u t u r e h o m e M r VV i l * u n mi c«»nIn the a n n e x a t H:0Q P. M. w ith h o ste sse s to the following g u es ts:
n ecteii w ith t h e G u lf L ife l n s u r
M n . N a n c y Brock
an d
Miss
Mrs. Gallant* honurrv.Mr*. D a A l i c e C o m p s n y t h e r e
I J R h n T h o rn ) * ? a * h o ste sse s
vis, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs
Raymond
T h e a n n u a l S p r i n g play % ! t h e A n d erso n and Mrs. Hilly MillitM r*. J o h n
I>
J y > v r p <) i n f a n t
. W est Side P ri m a r y School will ti*r *»f Apopka, Mm, S O C hase,
* be iireaenteil In trie mud Itor min -Jr,, M m Ja mes Wi!»u n and Mm. ilx l i g h t e r , S d l y h u v e . I i i i y e t n -e ji
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h .iiu ild lu to g h a t tf:00 p. M The
C h a rlr* Nd lack of IKo-do, Mm.
cited to a t t e n d
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W h i t n r r * Mr*
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Ju*ttn t u n Mi m m o i l l l . - > j a i t u l 11- t h e i r
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Tins BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, TbO BSOfi
Boston Braves Take Opener
From Lobert’s PI
PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 15. W)
;.' . —Billy-year-old Hone Loberf i de
but aa a full-pledged major lea
gue manager woe auapicioua Tuea,
day although till PhlU dropped
lha eaaaon opener 2-1 to lha
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Boaton Brarra before 10,160 fane,
a
Lobcrt'a boya committed only
- one error afield while playing
heada-op ball and a potent rookla lived up to advance a.pactaIlona by bloating In tha team'a
marker—and the flrvt of the gemr
—with a acorrhing double. In
all they got eight hlta to Ho.ton'a
10.
The rockie waa Ronald Northey,
up from Wllhamaport of the Rail*
cm League, who aenl Danny Murtaugh acreaa lha plate. Uuftaugh
d
had alngled.
Boelon h i m hack In the third
\ . with ■ trio of single* off veter
an 81 Johnaon wfilch produced a
run whan P in t Baeeman John
Cooney came home. In the e*v.
enlh. Cooney rapped a two-beggar
and acampared in with the win-l
par en rrtolayn
Famandei' alng , gte to canter.
Righthander Al
Javery quelleda ninth-inning
Pbll rally. He gave up eight
,
bite, two of them In tha hat
frame, but waa tight In the
Yanks Win, R uffing
Hudson
Outp itchesi
■WASHINGTON, Apr. IS, m Rad Ruffing tnrnbd In a thrrahlt hurling performance aa the
world-champion Naw York Yan
kee! opened the wartime baacball
eeaaon In the nalion'a capital ycaterday with a 7-0 victory ovar
Waahlngton before Vice Prealdent
Wallace and 51,000 other fena.
Ruffing waa In complete com
mand throughout. Only ene Semitor advanced bvcond flrat haw.
Tha veturan right-hander itruck
out fire b atten and laiurd only
one w a lk .
The Yankeee pounded young
Sid Hudeon for 10 blow, end
■bowed their ruetomary ability
to cluatar the hlta, scoring there
run. each In tha aecond and ninth
tnnlnga. The other tally came
In the ilsth.
Iludeon atarted flaahlly on tha
mound for tha~8er^lore by fan-
nine thrra of Uio flr»t few
Yank. ha farad
But aftei
Char lay Keller tingled la th« m < D efense Shop N ew s
ond, ha walked l o o Gordon and
Alai R. J akaaea
Bill DWkry to load tbo ba#aa,
and boom want tbo ball jam*.
Wo Kara had word from tba
On* run trickled acroa* on a alow Uni tad .Slate a 0*11 Bcrrlco Comndar by Ed Lory and Ruf- minion rrqucaUng tbpt wo ACSS
ropt orpllcatlono for machanlco
Iranvaro ot 60 ernta par hour or
ur
from 1900 to 11080 par yearly
aajary.
FARMERS’ MARKET Thrao appolntmonta will bo on
tha bails of non-war aaerica eppointrarato and will not roqalrn a
NKEOET NO. I IT
M iro M U oTATH r a a H p n a
certified Civil 8a nrtea atatna.
mam Harr
The pUcei of employment will
■ n a r K L l .A i r . u t e m l i t a m j
be In the Southern Stales and the
V K U H T A H I.B H K r O K T
o l M i n HO •• l l * K A- H. A p ril dutlea will ha In a learner capaci
ty to raalat Journeymen mechanic!
m , w , aa
i — Ja * n a
In the performance-of their work.
r iJ in iU A r i m n i T i
IIK A N A — lla
11|ir
T » n < » r * r ..li,
A written toot will be required
and lha age* rang*' from i t tn
IH Ik T n — 1«>> l(un lo r - t o r llu H v tO. Any peroon who la Intofoaled
I t r l l e*
In Ihi* typo of work pltaoe con
t lH O t l T iL J — IJ i w
r-A UU A il K — Tun. h u lk.
I l j n - t a a e tact thia offica and am ngrm enta
L’ A lllU J T lt — H o i Hun
l . f lec
Hu will be made for tba CanmintH e r > a c - ll.ll
ra t:i.lri> iW r.it—I. i r i . i n , r-‘r lion.
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fta a l d la rh a rg a a a R i a t u o l a
ol
lh a a a la la a f l a u l a M arta P a l r h .
alau known aa L a r j M l - . I . h iia raaaad, uh Ihla la l dap u l A iw ll
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p la ln illf .
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W t h e N A m OP TH E STA TE
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A tto rn e y for P la in t iff
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I anii Is a | n i l c E | n — A u b tf \
l^ .u la— ll.it>
Joseph B. Tinker, of the once
famed bataball double-play com
bination or "Tinker to Ever, to
Oh. nee," and tJu.anna Margaret
Chabot of Orlando wara married
Tueaday. Tha ctramony waa purformed here by County Judge
John G. Baker.
IVaahlnclon,
to ii
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AN D USE ' *
HKittniT nvmnr.u
auk
and ra 'ju lra d la appaar lu a r a r la ln
! ! • » - » K o m p U la i Ilia d fcy U K H N I C K M IC E I t x i L H
a a a ln a i r» u
In lh a C t rt u lt C h u rl o l H aaileala
C o u n ty , P la rld a , a a or h ifo ra lh a
I l k dap o l Map. A. II. l t d , lh a
■ ta il u i n i lh a Map H u la U a p : In
d e fa u lt
w hereof the he 14 n a i f
■rill proceed n p arte i g i l n i i you.
In *«id action t f a l n i t >uu. th#
p la in t if f a i k i fo r « divorce* th a t
ih ia O rd e r he publlahed for ih #
■ latutory lim e re q u lra d liy la w , In
the H anford H e rald , a n ew spaper
of g e n e r a l co rrelatio n , published In
H anford, Hem laols C o u n ty , f lo r id a.
U T ,,A W |* a n d o r n * JA I j WHAId of of flea at Manta id.
F lu rld a . th is f t ih dap of H a tch .
C * f A W a ll H la a a
K rta k
o r rark aaa
u — aa iif » » u
a i 1
Bill’s
P a c k ag e
Store & B ar
111
Known The Needs Of
SEMINOLE COUNTY
ir .U
i-nHIlrel AS l.|.
\FrorriTwfrere'I?sit\
/ y . Joe* Marsh
RDMHastne threagk my deal lbs
other day, I cam* auraaa aeaaa n i p
ahata af frlanda af nina made back
la IMX
H yaa don't tklak lima llee , . ,
If yea dent tklak Ihia weald ever
akaagee . . . yaa eagkl to lueh at
Ik# * » « •'■ kata and drawee In
theee plctarea taken ( yean ago I
Wewt
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SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY
It gave me quite a atari • , . a id
tk.ii It eat ma to th la k la c . . . and
r.num berin'1 Lota ef thing* asm
hipponad la 1IU. A naw ndmUUt ratIon In W uhlngtM , . . the
tum lag paint af the dapreaalen
I thought about that again, tha
other day. J decided to (hack up
and And out.
Wall, I found out plenty.' T
found out that legal boar h u paid
■tara than 5 bUHan dollar* la ta n .
alaaa 15U. II ka. Had* m an thaa
a million near Jobs.
According U oaa of tha report!
I've keen, bur h u put more than
I I bUltan dollar! Into general bullnaai circulation. G oods... m ,
that'* a let ef meaay. _
. , . and th i coming ef BgpeeL
I rtnanhar lha ra-lagnltutiaa ef
hear. It esma bafara Repeal, when
Caagrau emended the aid Yet*
•toed Act te allow legal sale af
I T boar.
What talk and argmausU they
had la those daye 1 Oea argnmeat l
ramawhar wall . . . WU t u t hear
weald de e let ts hole Id a * beak
prosperity. I waedaras a t the H a t
Whether that r~i— ~*1 M ali ha
PHONE
9149
310 Ea.
Fourth St
208 E. l i t St.
^ Th*t w u the Court*! omwer, ju*t a few dny» ngo, to end) ami
every charge mode against Royal Crown Cola by our Inrgent com
petitor, who claimed the aolo right to uae the word "cola” na part
of the name of a drink.
The Court recognlied that cola flu been uaed in vnrioua wnyn
for many ganaraUona, and that tha word ''cola” ia the generic term
for a typo of beverages known u "cola drinlu," of which tiu-rc
are many. ,
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Far 35 yean, we have boon making cola drinka. In 1934 wo intro
duced Royal Crown Cola in a bottle that gave not one. but two
full glaaaea for BY. Folk* liked getting more for their money.
And even more important—people Mid it w u the beet-tuting
cola. Impartial group taate-testa of tha nation's Imt-known colas
have boon continuously conducted throughout tbo country.
Royal Crown Cola h u won 6 out of 0 of these tents.
ROYAL CROWN COLA 13 TRULY "BEST BY TANTE-TEST.**
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To you, the Court's decision means you can continuo to buy which
ever cola your taste prefers and, if vou choose, you can get not
one, but two Rill g lu u e for your nickeL
To ue, the decision means adjudication of our fair dealing, dean
competition, and the fact that Royal Crown Cola ia sold on nxrit
alone;
ft QUALITY THArS ."BIST BY TASTI*TI5T"!
p- The highest grades of auger an required in making
Royal Cram Cols. Our Government has found It necessary
to control tha distribution and uae of sugar. With thia and
all other cutwerriHm measures we are happy to cooperate.
AND W B PR O M ISE TO KBBP T H E QUALITY OP
ROYAL CROWN COLA "BEST BY TASTE-TEST."
1N I H I ^ C O I P b t A C T I O N
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C O L U M B U S , O IO R O IA
Bottled kjcaUy by NE-H I BOTTLING CO.
N CELERY AVE.
PHONE 173
ETTA KETT
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Classified Advertisements
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new. Ball or
THE LONE RANGER
•m o v im m
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Devoe Paint
EMERICK
w. n m
VOTE FOR
Faymcr For 33 Year* And
PUT IT ON—
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LEGAL NOTICES
L. B. MANN
State Legislature
Group Two
D O N T P U T IT O F?
DC.
WAHHINOTON. Apr. 16, OP)—
Tha War Production Board laeued
order. Tueaday forcing an Imme
diate 70 per cent reduction !n
the manufacture of phonograph
records and radio tranacrlptlona.
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Corregidor Scores Hits On Jap
Troop Concentrations On Bataan
Uabe Feels H etter
o
Smash Ahead
Mrs. R. A . Smith
Will Be Ebcted
State President
[ .in c e s s a n t RAP Raids
r
Inflict Dam age On
ft
Germany, France;
• Lose But 4 Planes
l * r Aa—alaleg rv ssst
RAF bombern continued
their incessant raids over
Jlcrmany’s vital Ruhr valley
Today and attacked St. Nai81re, the dockn at Le Havre I
and airdromes in tho low;
countries. Four planes were j
missing from tho new forays, j
X Russian forces smashed
forward todby after knifing
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Truck•Columns .Also
.Arc Struck With
1 Many
Casualties:
Cebu ritflit Itagcs
Torpedoed Tanker l.imps to Atlantic Port
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Du-
Local M em ber Faces
No Oppoidtion At
W om an’s Club Meet
* i U in
g lllls
to *
r .ir r i'g M lo r ’H
litre e I
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on
1 1 •m111 o i n c c n t r ; i l lo l l*
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JA C K S O N V IL L E . Apr. HI. 0 V>
— Mm. Ralph A Sm ith of Sanfo n l rerfirm ) th e une>p|x>»ril noininatlf n for p rroi.lm t of the Kloi.
him Federation o f W om en’* Club*
I t the Annual ro n ta ttio n hera
today. Her n am e along w ith «»th.
# n on thr *t«t** **f nom inee# will
I* pro*rntr<l to il« U g ltr a for rlret Ion tomorrow
Mr*. Sm ith wifi
• ikcrecvi Mr* ThiiM lon Hol*eii» of
Jark%onvillr n« |»ri*»«init
through the first Un* of Oermen
fortifications In ths vital Bryansk
sector, eoulhwret of Moscow.
—Soviet dispatches announced the
w>ccupallcn of a doien settlement*
abandoned by tho Germans,
Fighting In the sluah or a more
definite mass hattle-Une, lb* HeJ
Hir f ir»t Ihi«iih %• ** **ihii of
Army was reported last night to
the F lor tala F«vl. filin ii of \\ «•
have achieved a breakthrough In
nirii’u I In «. f.ertt . i fhl h rriUrB
£ h « first line* of the Important
| laaft Vktioll 1 It* •'
H uAI'bMl •
villi mi l i ........*> • veiling kbnil n
nryanak sector of the ceutnil
Recovering from a pneumonia attack In Hollywood, Balm Rut h 1
t
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' w ai"*'r ro.'led
front while preparing Its comd a a light from hia wife. Clair*. on hi* fimt day out of hc«|. T h r ovrr v«*«lmlay mortnnir !•> Mm.
mandcra for trie shock of the h er ((fix
|»rr<akl» nl
of
alded German Spring offensive.. lU lif a lia iiwuU a f m lui«rlmll pr»*lkTii no. picking Ihr 1 ink* ami Thurston ||,.lo r i
‘ thr f. .1. mi.s.M
•••ltd »•» \lr*.
Although authorities made it l l r P irn lrt a* liL r lm u n in tin* I'JI'J |*rnnfiiit larr*
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roylrar that no drcUlv* battles now ;
I f Ir • I VM«• pfl-wid* I Mini !••«*•••
w wcro In progress, front dispatches
IM I I I 4 111
said the Red Army force which j
1 h«- t i-iiin n (sseiiirr«l n |* 'lle of
broke the first defenses of the
' Ih r tin • I n r * « m r m n illp r , th r ofBryansk sallenU-now reputedly)
' f»crr* ar>d d l* lr » it ilif r t t o r * Fo lia
under the command of the form |
» r r r «i|»rn all ■. le-rioMut ti«r the
er N ail eommander-ln-chlef, Field j
n o n iin a lin f l 11**1 v u lh M r*. Hu
) Marshal Waller von Urouehitseh
I*er1
N r e h all
r h a ir m t n
of the
—waa approaching tha second line'
nnminatifif r»*m n»illre It* rharg e.
In Gere* fighting.
I
Thr fir«l apro* k r r o n thr afteriR f %*• —
wlaird Preesi
, _ Tba Moecow radio reported
Pirrrr Ijivm), N an CnlUliorBtnr | noon'* program in thr1 HtM.arvtll
Y ' th
at on* Soviet
that
8ovlot guard
tv a n l division
dWaion
arvl Franca’* m«*l (Hmrrful fig - 1 Hotrl wi a Holier I H Milam, pre«
- in four loootbo *f flgbtiag on lb#
ur«, rrturncal to V k h y to«!ay from | • hlrijt of ihr ►lor id i S latr Haf
a centrai . float klllod mot* D»n
cwnfrrrncc* wilh German le a d e r * ! A*«ociation O thrr *nrakrr» in*
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iiptured 100
M
MarprH^ 1 1 ,8 0 0 C
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In Part*
The Alllea are a w a llin c ' rlmled lame* A
rludlag four
M jrety'a
populated
the reaull «f L aval’* *che«iule<l bank*. Ill* Uritannn
about 100
Gera*, ai
m eeiiny v*Hh Marahat I'etain a* mntul for Flor kIn, (ipotr<* *IkI
• n*wrll.
• jmv ulu lion arU e*..o*er the dm Fnulh I arolina, W S
rh*
rkroner
for
lb*
eitabh.hiudirr nl thi' Juvt nllr < mirt of
in M ' o f RAF
erf * United Service Orgou- p*t*iUf>n of the French fleet
linval
(•Mint)';
ap-l
Fr^rma
It.
__Liboot pi.
A0 A rverkin reakdenta of un- B iid r *
' ' l . Sanford 1* good
<kai<Ai>*n of the* Flo
wore
aakrd
U*t
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FV*
eavy or Army takes
rW|k Pam ir r*>mmt«*ir>M
rn Fronee all
m a y -----! lb* local ’airport. M ater " l* hl
"• 8' C«"*f'»tr« Ic. lr«v, | Mr- Hotair P. A 'rr> of Jack
' Ip the moat
day agala
••■rivillr,
|i m *idrnt nl Ihs U ntiiAit’s
George
Wood,
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su its Ined
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Army stated this morning Th« ro *r "‘
11 m o r a , ,
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the war, aftei- a »tr*"g f««»
till- pri*"ldlMg riffle * I *• I lie- feel
arv over 70 11. K. O rlub. o,wrTbr *’
; Von'“^ * U‘T .
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lombcrs Kail blasted at Ruhr war .led
In Hu- llnluvl K.a.ro lor • '■' MaroeUIr ..aue.1 clrrula. mal tspenihif lo rr-tim
tin- rt.i
Jrindaalrira again Taeeday night
qur«t* to all Am erican r liir m
bit Mel* »•!» fu e *e la v •»*oi*i|* M t •
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Of Laval-Petain Conference
U n i t e d Service
Club May Be Set
Up, Woods Says
Officers. Will
Crack Down On
4 Dog “Nuisances”
Banford'*: Police Department U
going to t n t k down on the do*
nuizAnc# problem, Ckitf Roy WU-
tlla m s decla rod ibis morning.
Complaints by residents have
been Incrooln* weekly, and l&
were received by police In the laat
stven day*. Tba C llf Commlaalon,
at Its Monday macUng passed an
—ordinance to combat tbl* situation.
" Under the nil*, all owner* of
dog* th a t a n confined or unconfined, a r t . suhjecl to a |t0 0 firm
r r 00 day* If they eltow tbelr
doge to disturb tb* peace and ret»*a of B snfonL .rnU caU .
Complaints may be mad* at the
•P olice Station on any. «b»f* «b*i
a re0 nuisance, that birk loan**fil
ly, that run after car* or bicycles,
or any enlmal that show* sympof bclhg diseased. In erlrll•
that
rout
the Ix-nefll of m m in the »rr. nut having urgent bu.ln< »rice*. T h e se clu b , ere under the tra n cr to Irav* Im m ediately
m anagem ent of Salvation Arm y
“Thi rr an- a number of A m rn
offleero.
ra n . un thr Ulvrrt* Soil
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"The p ro .p ccl. nre that wr will whrrr in Hriilbern F rancr. wlwn
have to Knee a rlub here if
.lav
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there
Ihrougfiout
the
war
•lavivl
throughout
w .r i»
have a cam p." the Major *Ut* d j The lrttrm did not eonnr« t th,
MIf we do, the local captain in requeat directly
with
1'irrnHanford protialtly will be kept IsaY'el'a return to powrr in th.
tiuay with Additional reannAallid- Vichy ffovrrnmenL
Itiea, ao we entreat contrlbutora
Foreign diplonuiU tmM yeatci
to the Salvation Army drive t.» day that thouiAfkll of (lerm an
raiae ita 1042 budffet of $3,500 bcl.ller* arxl a coiulderahlr N a n
to make donation* In cath. a* thr air force may be released from
captain here will not be ahlr to Francr for uae af«ln»t thr lt«i«
ny
• pare tim e collecting pledyr*.
• • • r^fult of the Vimj
wricomcl as they aro."
gov.rom .nl »hak.-up, ami th ..
#------ • ah...
||ttlr r ^ dl,
ntus
Tha U. 8. O. club# recently
the French n o d
held open house day. and accord gvtNew*
Laivat'l1 return
to
ing to M ajor Wood*, many a t power Inof Franc*
1cm
tendant* record* war* broken. published In Ro*e|«hasbutnotforeign
Along w ith th* rolcbrotten a quarters wrr* Informed sn.1 th n r
o.Ucn.1 hookup waa staged with ^ e 'o T te i.V ro ro n U ^ d ^ W .-h
ItO broadcasting eompaalci par- ,
r^ jK o ,,.
Recao M aterial
Consists Mostly
Of U sed R ubber
I Th* view that the greatest rr
I | n m issio n s o f th* Vichy ch argrs
would bo fe ll on
(ho
1ti.ii.isi.
on inc
front was based On
the in«uie
in* 1s i• rx-r
rwc
rl
Marcel D e ll,. to]labnralbnii*t
.d .lo r and closo fH ftvl of Ijival.
(bat the Kroneh, t l r force ••eb.ini
t.sfe the FrcnrH skies" ami Hist
th.- French sroty becotnr artivr.
The Frcflrh air force N .-.ti-
I mated at 1000 modern am) ob*o1 1-4-
^__
e.m clhack being rc c rlm l here
for the reeopolr*- of eligible p*»••nfcr-lyo# Urvs U of ■ very Pine Convicted Of
poor quality and cannot bold op
under n m i l n
» p w l, W. C.
White Slave Charge
Sbrnnen, Blqt* Defenee Council
administrator, advised C oordina
MIAMI, Apr. I t .
— Fred
tor A. B. PeUreon of tho local Piae, fonaer Dado County Solici
Rat looIn* Board, this morula*.
“I wish you would taka *up* tor, yoeterday w h found gulltv
to adrtao tbo public of tble fe e t'.
Mr. Bhcrman raid in hie bulletin
to Mr. PeU reoa. T to camalback
you pro now roreirln* consist* of
only two percent rubber end UP
percent o f rocoTOfod • fgbbrr, and
U li of very inferior quality.
■It will not eta ad ahead* of
mere t b u 96 mile# p er boar or*I
Ave-rv
inlM-ltM e-el
Mi
l(nt**9'
te L i in llir n ilitrnellM Oil
Ibe- I.f
lisi-r* . |t«e| prereletenl*
yio i
a f le f w h ich the* |IM*e |||||* V»a« l»-l
p u n n e d fo r e ft*riiia l r e | i t i e n i .
Am erican L eg io n
P ost Will E lect
1942-43 O ffic e r s
Mrmbcr* of
the- i «mpt*rl
i xi*atng l’oat of the AOn f ic .
le* Ion will elect nfftrrr* f..
1012-4.1 at their regular dtnhri
meeting Monday night at th.
legion Hut. starting at 7 on
o'rlork, Commander Joel 8 Kiel,l
announced this morning. The In
atallatlon of th* officers aeleete I
will occur May 18.
In addition, I-egh'nnai'r* »•"
vote on tho acceptance of several
new applicant* to the poet, u
was announce.!. Eight m om me...
Iwrs are neealed to give the I— .1
organisation n voting atreng.l. .-I
flv# when tl.e leg.. n’» •• .
convention Is
held m
nest month.
An amendment to the |a.»t'- l-t
laws also will he vote.1 up.... A.,
attem pt will b* maite to changr
the laws to
allow the po.t 1..
hold official meetings
at .n>
plac# In tb* county. The dinner
will bo pr*p*r*d by the W..msV»
A uilllnry, under the chairmanship
of Mro. W. E. Smith.
T housands T hrong
Orlando For Parade
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Students should
Slay In Schools
Durirg A ir Raid
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Officials State
D iscu s \ \ arlinit*
( li lhin^, ChiinKcs
FfncrutMit-y <) r <11* r s
For Children .Arc
Listed I»\ Lawton
Sugar Rationing ..
To Be Held Soon 11 ■
Peterson Is Informed '
Dates Of Program.
I'rtun Mat 1 to 7
wbIU.
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unil A llanlic
m l.in.I wnti-rwny
H latr Cnllega for Womcvi, rhntr “ '•a’ ••»illan aulmnnluli-a for four
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It mamlego D epartm ent, B u t e IV fr n .r " »
™hbcr hopvd for
I lulnnl,*' ntnl Hint lie would m t W
Con nail, and Jam ca L. Graham
I r a lly nrlt.in to bring nlmut iu th
supervisor o f th e School Plant
' n ronnrrtlon.
Planning Service, Slate Depart
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Hill Introduced To
ConfiHcnte Autos'
ORLAKDO. A or. 1 0 - (A*)
Thousands of C entral FloridianIhrongrd Orlando yrslerdav t*.
witness n mile long eenlennlsl i*
r'd # featuring costumed mrrher*
o/ n century ago, rovem t warm*,
antiquated bar** drown vehichof m :ny hind*.
rionear cltlaena, those
who
had lived In C entral Floridt for
40 or-m er* yearn, wrro the honor
guest* of th* eolabratten, many
of 1^*0* dressing In tlothes rr
**d from m usty trunks.
raent t f Education.
A cootwm* b a ll
old fidd lers
wtaot and aquar* dartc* last
olgkt wer* tb* cloolng events of
uliW ellog. . i
Specialist
Total Mobilization
O f Doctors la Seen
in i a* wait aa 1
surgeons, waa ad
certainty by tbo
of tba Florid* Mi
Scnnlnr Pepper raid If the two
«y«trm«, running rlo«c to shore
many ■ml In many rases inshl* offllland ! shore u lsn d s and keys. were eon- '
. neeted It would provide n badly
needed route for transportation
of petroleum and other vital w ar
supplies out of ranre of A lla
G oodyear T ests
aubmarlnaa which have boon
striking
heavily a t ahlppln* along
R ubber-less T ire Iho Atlantic
Coaat.
AKRON. 0 . April 18. 0 D The Ooodyear Tire end Rub
AU88IR MINISTER I’lCKBD
ber Company today announced
the tea ling of avtomobll* tlraa
CANBERRA?^ Apr. I8 -< A V th at are mode without rubber.
Official* a*Id no rubber, natur Prim e Minister Curtin announced
al synthetic, o r reclaimed la yesterday tba A ustralian Cabinet
being need end refused aay
r W ! r l w \a b ^ « o .A^
hint of tbo material* cootala- ^
name would not bo anomuteod w
W strr-ron h d
l.'llia
1 rent mi nt i, one of
the
C L E V E L A N D . Apr. 18. <«T~ Ih erip irs tiss-,1 at ('amp
in
g's
S
tr
tlo
n
Hospital.
Ten million morp workers will he
absorbed Into our war Induatrlea
this year, Brig. Oen. P. J. MeSherry of W PB’a labor dlvlalon
■leclartd yesterday.
Thut by Jan. 1 the United
8 late* will have about'eerenleen
and a half million people doln*
auch work, tbo general told an
Interviewer.
“ We had IS million people en.
raged In non aaaenUal work laat
Jan. 1 and only about te r m and
a half million working on war
production," bo eald. "I!y tbo end
Violet
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V*\
4
Editorial Staff
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i
N>M|tp| K d lft
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B4not4 Marwfcwtl
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— *. U U
CcKuHI
Mrs. Stinecipher
Speaks to th e
Senior Class
”
“
-0 .
.
V o c a iio n a l* 8 c h o o l
P . T. A. Mpkes
.
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l i e
S c h o la r s h ip s
r
B e
G iv e n
W ill
S e n io r s
Scholarship1* Offered ToSeniSr ClassOf S. H. S. ByRollins College
By FLORENCE WELLS
Welt, MRS. MAXWELL got7 ,
"The world Is watting for the
Olla D. King, Seminole High
to Tampa Thursday afternoon to
sunrise . . . ” What a glorious School Social Science Instructor,
flg M irf* ItdUIm fm
■y HERMAN MIDDLETON
(jirfa H
At the meeting of the Senior that teacher's meeting wi'va been /eating It wai Easter morning to la the director o f tho Second An
i:irb««|p W H »f
telling
youCMTabout
1
W
U
to
■
past
k
«f
lllr
Hall,
N*r>
■»«*
( • pi iuiimfw
Class of Semlnolo High School two weeks. . .Since we got a hol see the sun rise over the water! nual Competition Scholarship* In
The following letter was re.
11M«r| liaartmui
And wasn’t it inspiring and Im»*t Tuesday, Mrs. Marie Stlneelreived by Prof 0. E. McKay front
the Art and Science o f Free Gov
R K fo iim in
>her, speaking for tha Student iday Friday. I decided I'd catch reesire to have the bandshell ernment offered by tha Florida
up
on
some
of
tha
things
I
hadn't
fllr lr ll M llff
George. C. Holt, director of ad
l\T. t.
ecorated
so
beautifully
I
Mrs.
Umncll, appealed to the students
llirm ia lltilJafa*
Academy of Science.
f hao»l
missions at Roltlne Collet?.
‘or beti
tier behavior during
d
the as- dm#—my studying, my sleeping, J. E. Hodge, presidenit i f the
■ y ALICE TEMFLW
itifJfHr iiara mm4 K ilk lla U lfilM
ItMrIM|
Mr.
King
urge*
all
SENIORS
ray
reading,
and
everythin*—none
"Rollins Collet# will give a
Reminds High P. T. A—-wCr*
imembly periods. The Student
I.aaiI» p Wm*4twm
Ilf rite
Tho
o
f
Hem
I
no
I#
County
to
take
an
of
which
I
did.
U
seems
tike
I
|t00.00 tuition scholarship to an
Mar* llpiaa *»*4 llrtn rarrvll
to have tha flowers s lid psl’r
pal
council Ja asking that the itudeni
lla b a
you know
active pert In thU Competition.
I'la rnr# U#IU
acceptable
entering
freshman
I U*no
tody voluntarily
remedy
Ihla never can do anything that I'd for t) * early _morning \snrke.
The taore yon know tho more you from your high school, who b
miir r*«i#r
i U» m «t
Itustlon explained Mrs. Kline- like to do. . .MRS. (iALl.lKON
Ily 'lent
ten t the FOUR AWARDS each consists
Mrs. Grantham gladly
MUm
H aa ll A. Ilaa4
a II
forget
fl p-mmmor
went to Lake Mary Thursday tall baskets of white gladioli and e f full Tuition and F an of tha
recommended by your faculty for
■Ipher..
The more you forget the lose you this grant.
If a student ta reported to the afternoon to a picnic with the fem from tho Christian
■rtM l Srn< I* asMUkv* a n t l r Sr «W
r# m I p <i >
I a w a fr
know
1150 at University o f Miami
'•until by a teacher, he will ep- Tourists. . .We have started work while Mr. A. K. “
"A t you know, ocr government
I l«alR*la II ak * '»• • !
!*amall«PM
So why study at alii
tSOO at Rollins College
■ear tefore the council where he ing on the radiograph which MR. ns Led the use o f the
officials have stressed the special
ThU seems to bo the general guidance responsibility to tlw
vill he warned, i f the jthdent KIRCIUIOFF has Just finished potted palms.
1250 at Stetson University
feeling among many of the sto- young people of our nation which
F250 at Tampa University
ontlnuea to mlebeharo, hta chapel working on for our use. . .‘. .It la
Our hats o ff to the
The following bulletin haa been dents o f Bcmlnola HI, as why now reals on secondary schools
Vrlvllegea will be taken from MR. KIRCHHOFF‘8, jukI he Is ", T. A. who helped and and callage*.
him.
oa
Issued In the interests of this shouldn't
donating to tha Vocational School, Easter sunrise* servlet
It m
is in
cfntho
highest
__, - , - It
" , hot
— Tho thrill
. ana rourgee.
li is ci me
i
competition.
Tha Student Council firmly be lit helped tha Salvation Army In through decoration.
•*
V?;l Importance that oor ablest young
lieves that the misbehaving In their campaign by running off
A L L RECOGNIZE THAT. . . 2.
%"*SL
people got aa much training a*
Yon. you anti I ahoulri atop our daily routine activity chipel
ran bo stopped voluntarily aom. letters For them. , 3ome i f W r i t e r W a n t s P l O C e
With the outbreak c f war the Tampa Muajc Fsathral— all are j possible In science, mathematic*.
r
to lake notice o f the current trend in this w ar. You and and that the Senior Class
responsibility
of
tho
United
MRS. KISELEV'S neighbors from
ITste&aa dealing wHh human re
I
«
Ml
, ,| .
f
1.1fn _ I tin
O ln i... let the example for the school to New York ware down In Flor
In leading
tha worU
In
------- ---------—
------ ---C*rt* ,n^r ^**n^ kelp- utloniblr*. and other special
I will note that unfavorable report v / o r tho United S ta lw -sfjf,0^
ewiSded Mrs.
T o H a v e . C l e a n F u n States
Htlnr- ida teat week. Aftrr visiting In
reconstruction
haa
been
doubled
•
«
m*
‘
t*T*
“
»*•
the
mercury
t^ ^ h e s of study lwfore they
continue to flow out o f almost nil w ar areas— vet there dpher.
°P
practically # ( » . . „ „ IUd
llthCT (j
and redoubted over and over
Key West, they came on down
Hew
often
haa
It
been
heard
During
U
U that frcllnjr in tut that we C A N N O T P O S S IB L Y DOSE
to Hanford,
“ ‘ id, to try out some of that young boy* and‘ girls have again. With that Increase In rcs- 10a _Aufo****’, ,v
'.t.
the armed forces or Into wsr
Ing, which
Speaking o f th* weather, Betty
that good celery they had, been nothing to do In this Itown. No pnnsIMIIty haa com* Intanslflad
hearing about. Not knowing that place to go to have! clean fun. need for trained men and women fS T S k l
“ f,
-It i. to meet thU apcdal
MRS.
KLSHLEY
was
t! ”
* * * responsibility that Rollln. Colic*.,
.
.
„
.. still here
. or How would you Ilka a good clean in all fields of politic* and gov fthe
weekend
at
Daytona
Beach.
^
MiKtnJ „ „ h)lh «hoo|
wher* eh# llvsd, they went to rrcrfatlnal center whet* you could ernment The public schools must
aunbinn
0 [ , numb»r |n which to o f f e r
the same house to get a root*. dance, play gamea aqd associate face the responsibility of selecting V jf
those i f our graduating classes whkh rito went forgot oo easily. „ pporUl *400 000 scholarship to
Ci Incidence, I should say. . .1 see with clean boya mnd -giria.
_
.» ." . --------- --------------—- a.a fine ssplrit to think we w ill win— but that spirit can lie ' “Thi" CeSe'ry Pod" staff. extended all, hear all, tell all. and publish
outstanding
student. Youc
Such a place will k e A o u r high who show special talant In thla
.
developed into overconfidence, which already ha* been l*'»nrone an Invltiik-o to attend all or so says UK. KIRCH1M1FF. school boys and gtrla^rom at fleht, and directing them Into out, of^ town, Mlaa Elisabeth Karl „|t (ttnrc ami that of your faculty
f nJ‘7i"4f th* ^tor- in bringing this scholarship to the
. . .We know It la Spring now, tending Jock iolnta. It would keep lirbL of polities and pcbllc aerv
proved to lie dlaretrou* in many oth er natlona. U f a get *was
* , held
L u ' tset Frldty night et the
vlre.
Ida Sunshine h
^
attention cf your aenlor r l « . will
IIETTK M K )Z R and several oth
determined to win by action and not by word*.
Some Clty Hell end was sponsored by er of the girls are sporting their our youth from rommltlng the
This- rootrst is designated as 3rmrl
• Kard days work at help, not only Hollins College in
crimes
that
toe
read
about
In
nay tho N a vy will come through. M aybo the N a vy w ill— the school paper.
*| It* effort lo assist worthy stusockless shoes. . .WILLIAM has
From actual one of th* many step* directed leMbtng.
^R°r»* of tha freshman and so- ,jcnL» gvt the educational opporMies Derotny Sanford urg
rgrd been awfully quirt this week. our newspaper*.
Jf a united, nctlvo |>eoplc hack it up fin an cially nnd MOKrecords It 1* found that the larg toward mreting that need, ft
the class_________________f
to attend the (Hoc
JuV
provide*
a
means
of
selecting
Ylrl*.
finding
thing*
*■
t uni tics they she old havr, bit will
Maybe he dkln’t like what wap
•ALLY.
Concert, which w*s held
tael In the column last week, or may- er part of ytuth crime that Is our best fitted students, and dl- IHU* boreaoma during lunch also contribute to the meeting nf
committed
I*
by
Influence
of
You nnd I mu*t climinnto the Idea th a t if wo knit Sunday In the school auditorium; lie he's Just tired of talking. MR.
- e l i " r them toward Democratic J * ? ; 1
. K
Ufi. * HUM
*•, |ha need of our nation for future
‘‘red light". Tha boya took Utolr trained Wdcrshl;..
s aweutcr or contribute to the varioun defenau driven or 'rid David Gatchet presented blur KIRCH HOFF decided he would house* of tll-fam*. I f we keep Herr Ice.
prints and asksd that (he students have a little fun Die other day o ir young people away from these
..wm yno thc „ fnr., corperr..THE FLORIDA SCHOLAR ro* and enjoyed * gsm* of "drop
Vrrlto n Intter to our boys In the arm ed force* we ore -enttder leaving
places we ran cut our. rrim* bill
t
speaker's
^un,i with us Ijr the following way ?
oing our part in helping gnlii an ultim ate victo ry. Doing ■land to the school. Following the whrn MRS. MAXWELL left Um almost In half. H at any lime SHIPS IN THE art and Selene*
- f ----------------------------Pubtiahlng a yearbook la really , , , Announce this scboUr.hio t.,
o
FREE GOVERNMENT will
room. He put the names of most
tieao thing*, to ho aure, w ill h e lp 'h u t doing only theiw decision that Ihla proposal he of the girls In the room oh th# the morale of thla nation should be granted on th* fallowing bails:! * hard Job. I f yoo don't believe
ftonlor Class. (21 Keml r*
Br. one, lo BENIORB In L ask David Catch* editor of thr un,n o(
,hoK> wh,
th in g* will not l>o e ffe c tiv e enough. You nnd I muat a*_ thought upon until the nrxt meet board and said that they had to he kept It should b* In (his dark,
ing, the meellng wia adjourned.
rrilieal lime.
Florida High Pchools,
1‘ Kr
"Rally". Finding him,n being con.i.irn-1 f
aumo nil problem* In a cheerful manner, muat take the
stay in after school for whisper
The clean hrailhful recreation
HIRST A competitive examln-1
•* » l«to» of words be r». lh(|
(1, ||ovr
r
ing.
Ho in walks teacher and al renters will help draw the
Job o f building civilian morale, nnd m u d answer the
•he says that with all those girla* youth away from these places nf ation will be giver. In the Msb' * * iw l Pally Hodge to scratch hi* f ^ n y make n rccommrnibii 'i
yequcit* o f sacrifice by our governm ent w ith an under
*QT implritlop, And it (9 m with rfipw t to nil n|»pli
names on ths board that they Immorality. Th* U. 8. O. ia do schooli to IhoM SENIORS whs
■landing attitude.
U c k o f a high civilian m orale opened
rants, tsnklng tliem in order cf
have to have one hoy'a name to ing a great work In our army wish to enter the (onteeL This |workedl
examination
will
consist
of
ques-i
Inspiration—that
t really what mtrj(
*ho tloor* lo France. You and I, na agen t* fo r the cauar
go along with them, so up goes ramps in helping to provide a
ta •<->'th e flag raising cere“ Bolllm College Is a|»> holdin-.MR. KIRGIIHOFV'S name but clean place for soldiers. A lot lions on Govsrnment, political and *t
Of democracy, can supply civilian morale, even I f It require* IDwrfy Folks:
This Is the old news-rstcher we don't think that he minded, of other towns are beginning to social science, economics. Inter-1 m «"y * t Use Junior High School lu fjri, tummrr (rrni tht. >r.,i
,L
•■criflcc In our dally activity.
national
relations,
and
modern
i
*venr
morning.
It
•
a
wonderful
|
n
onj , r lo m, v , lt
f„,
bringing you news of s few, In fart I think hd hod that in
Our |>oaitlon I* perplexing. W hile we muat not become things that haVe happened In t.y I mind when be started- all this. . J have a place for the boys and American and Euronean hlatorv.1»l»h l to paaaerbv to eee everr- studfnt.toa--r-l ratolhcirr.li.ro
riel'
lo
enjoy
clean
fun.
We
■» whalevyr they re do- ,ion >nj, finUh'lh e normal f—m
-* p ■■ overconfident, wc must also guard against a n e s a im L tlc man School tha pest week.
CAROLYN BOYD sure had miss have some good places available, Th* examination will bo sent to
*m* »*lut* th* ftag a* It alrw- m n tour„ (n th„ , ycar,
Thla weeks news la not quite' ed a let of *cho<d lately. Where s'jch a* the ebuffW-bcard courts *i t H—Is -share seniors have
r
i j T View on tho unhappy report*. The people o f (Irc a l Britain
you been. CAROLYN!. . .MRS. on tha lak* front. It I* not be indicated their Interest and will '
t^ . U* tOMlW° f
C* U atUndln, summer terms. . . -.11
ijKf jp* ftro splendid model* to follow in this respect as ha* Item a« thrilling aa last week’s.
, l t 1S. 1onr
nf th, , r , ut.,
bo given I* ail on the same day, to Colore biown on foe bugle
Again I would like to announce
:8
ifi; ahown liy th eir admirnhlu conduct du ring (hn catastrophe* the Senior Flay that Is Id be giv MOHELKY said that she did Ing ised and with a Util* work Tueodsv, Apr. 17, I (41.
Mr*.
Slineclpbcr
s
Biology
ciassK-loasd I. an
have a xwetl Um# at a party Wed it could be converted ini* an
V. :
Rt Dunkerque, in Crete, N orw ay, nnd a l Singapore. W e, en Thursday night, April the six nesday night. We’va been trying
SECOND,
ID. An original BOO to •e enjaead an sips:Iment la ren- notntin, ,„ i 0f ii,|„ summer ii-ri.t.
open dance floor. The small shed
lo o , can become rxn m plei liy nrccptlrMr new * nf ilK astrr teenth. The rast r f "Calling All lo find nut whore it waa. We'd couid be made inlb a refresh 1200 werd paper will b* required cert ration tho past week
whbh wc wot Id npnrreialp . .. .
parson
would
,
, , , concentrate
.
„
,
* calling to the attention of your
Girls? consists cf (hs following: like to bava a HtUe fun too. , • ment stand for selling lee cream, from those senior* whoso
* . R t W ith n calm mind.
In
ths
examination
tho
Fat
DLankenahlp,
Carl
Lommler,
MISS MEISC1I saya that aha ia randjf^ ai
w ^l
Banter C U ".
and cold drinks. Ho
1 You nnd I— tho c iliie n * o f a great and glorhua na
* a number ef special rour-c-ve re-'ied within th* highest (ar. at least they would try tol
Herbert Hwofferd, Homer Walk going to Daytona Beach this
students if we tan gel twentr-rtve,
tio n — can prelect and Insure n future fo r our country by er. Dorothy Maun, Gathsl Elgin. summtr to Jit tamer School but w*
Tt-cee n u n will pan a be vurprisea at
hare been added (- eor cnrTir*i..*.i
parents behind this we can then bo judged from beat down. >lm«a cre'a mind can wander ia
onltr to mnrt tb, nc^ , of
" b ein g morale builder*.
M orale building include* all augT Gwendolyn Howell, Ruth Weaver, wonder If that Is really her rea our pare
ba able
aide to havo a recreational The ten lor who haa presented.
....— ---- —
r -------- f,r*
. * ? * 'emergency situation wc are n o
yextlon * made in the opening paragraphs o f thla article as Jewell Preseotl, Finite Lcrgent, son for going. . .tf you're Ured renter here.
th# best essay will be given hi* ">*«** ■» tha end of tha week to f<clnj ()ur main rurrie.-iar a I
,\rell na the many other suggestions from the N ational Clara Nrll Mark, and Mary Em-| vou ran slop now. There's nothchoice of th* achoUrahlp# listed.I m b an Impressment had been W(mcnt w ^
tHp war
ma North. Tha ptey looks very
cn ie program leader*.
II* ar sh* -whose essay rank* J**” in tha power or eonegntre- however, consists in a reorirnin.
promising for a full evening's en &
a
i S f o u S S i . n C a ; H o m e E c . C lo a s
— By E D W A R D M A R S H A I,L
^ o n d will ba Offered Ms eholc*. « e « .
.
. Ul„ Uon of the ctntcnl of all our
tertainment.
|
tha atudrete of Mis* course* of study to make them
■
S t a r t s T o C o o k of those remaining. Thla pro-1 _
Were our arms sera last wank: S 5 d ii‘ S ! h' Z u * I S % . ! S
ceaa will then ha rtpaatod w ill; Bawd^a ftfto parted EngUah class
Immediately anplieahlc t"
end! Whcelt Rut there ta ana con vp all thla stuff. . .Wall hare w«
Bv MIRIAM SPEKTt
tha Kholaraklp* Kave aR hre« ^
. l ^ t i ^ t t e g In foa Army -tha needs
' of- our students •" dr
solation, we wont have typhoid go again «
the** DAFFYNI
•
rrate Ihclr trrsses.
awarded
I
faatWttea
ha
Ortenda,
those
Perhaps
you
hare,
noticed
tha
vvloping leaders of cur country “
m about to go - daffj
v v rj O A f l C I I T T V
I
Tou *"’* r of * ny°b* liltin g fever anytime In the near future. TtONK. l ’n
alagxtrur
arena
Issuing
from
the
In
evaluating
tha
paper*
tha
ftetonaU
estjoyte
a
visit
to
• J li O, O n jjO I D I l
| something neto or unusual let me A patriotic program wsa pre-i myself. ! think after next wael
j know causo I can't pottIUy
senled Thursday night by the. wall just atop Usee*. Don't you Korn* Ee laboratory. This la th* Judges will Ieoh especially for; tha achate farm, whore foay turni
rahbU and aajayad nOAling re
first Gee grade* and a groom of: think It would bo bolter? Well, Banian try lag their hand at turn- originalItr. depth of Insight Into |
, ' Bo,
A t church on F.aitsr man)
AnSrirea llfs and pnddemx, and * * " • < • "frveh out of tha ftoU "
■lx high school girls. Tho pro I do. . .Plea** correct my name a* log out seme Ustv cookery.
next week. . .so long.
»l*ty noticed a lot of fashiongram was very (mpress!v* and I could not and would not go t On Tuesday ot last week ws » U t e £ i Had* reWp. ThaJodgea j Who would hare fooagbt that
•hie clothes. Among thesa wrre
there was a good site-stance.
{ under a consumed nam*. , -The made up th* dough for roll* and a ra a sM b creo fth erio rid a Acid! reH re would briagM taa Hand
The Junior Clast /nesting whb-n
ter having tot It
it rise for thru* •my of Science. TbClr decision <«* o f tha cUmroom! Oa
XATHKR1NE SPENCER In 1*1g i
A swtll reception wsa given roffln at tho funtral was carried later
was held Tuesday, Apr. 6, m
placed It in
h the refrigvr- will ba final.
and MARTHA TAtiE lit red silk
for Dill Prosser of the U. R. by sit pc tar bears. , Etiquette hears,
"resided
ov»r by tie prealdrn:
•tar. The next dav we reeel red
Jency.
HKHNAItl) HAKKEY
Student* who live up- to tha
Marine Corea and Willard Lewis Is litll* things you do that you
Helen HitchUon.
.-octiotu from , Mrs. Fort <m premia* they show at tho cteaa
looked snappy In a new teal blue _________ By HUDUNIT
__
of the U. B. Navy at tha Blue don't want lo do. . A martyr t«
Earl Jeter, president of th<to make Par Wee Hoots rolls o f their high school days, and G l e e C l u b M e m b e r s
Wtlt. A group it Junior HI studvs
Rocm In Longwood, Friday night. sc meriting Ilk* a bachelor. . . A
Student Ccuneil. made soverel an
Warn strutting their stuff In new I
Mytll What a week w* left Tha music was good and re socialist ia a man who gore to a»d cinnamon buna.
prove themselves deserving, may
W i l l G o T o T a m p a "oane»ire"U roncc-nln r Um
Tha daaa waa vary exdted and expect Ihetr acholerthlpe to bo
outfits.
MARY
ELIZABETH behind util And whet a week ire freshments were served. Every- pari!** all th* tins*. , -A bachelor
duet In rhapeL AH tha studem*
plaasad when Mr*. Fort fare extended through four years ef
‘CARVER wore a precious red have befere t t lll With the teach- one was glad to see tha boys get
a man who stay* vacant.
them permission to hay drinks to CaUag*. w .
"Isn't it simply davinaT" — and toacbere are j rclng to
white atrlpo silk dress. DET- rre' meeting last week and the home on leave so as you can U JF**ate
sad hare oaictcr and be;"Aren't pan axtetedf! — "What
JO UROCK looked, rut* In n GLEE CLUB_ going to TAMFA, gect there was a goed , crowd Th* wife of a maryda^l* a'n ay- •at vrUh lT l rella which were
Joan
onnalae.
Waclswa' brawn whan brought ate
clothas a n you u k la g !"—“ Don't ter pregreaaa In chapel.
vn piece yellow sharkskin suit Wednesday, Kemlnola High haa
A paH willba tpkan ta **e
________ She was taught by
--------- -tt,|H_"Oa*h,
i f tha a m .
.
*
long terse w h i l e IsrenJ na hurill And speaking ef
A letter wa* received from Mr.
?. *Ka classes want to elect
play and htmad
bemad at th*
tea n
stake. , Tha nawate and mate pleasant
—— t
teak aw«0 In
IRYL"sTEVENS also wore ytl- tha Glee Club, wasn't 'their can- Walls and hs Is repertad la ho fowl
tbMr Btndent Cittecll roprrecnli. . .Tennyson wrote poultry
thlhr that haa happened recently
In
la the wny
way ef a smart Jacket cert beautlfol Sunday afternoon
i
T getting _siong_ ftoe. Ha jjova to fltevmaan wrote a dairy. . J
whaU day*)" " I bare wa w te llP Hvre at tha and of thla yaar.
that aehool" from "7 ilO A M . tfll 4 t » 1water la written aa two separate t o m In U e eotahtelag of aur
a whlla dress, she slso had
Believe It er ‘ dent. hot
.............
—relax folk*—I tednk Jute wan
flow bonnet to mkteh. Speak- ole .steady couple DALE HOF* P.M. and ha* an* htur o f Infan word*- Joined together, by a sy hosej. hour .with tha Hama Ec
V i report to this class
. pcktial
, .
bonnets, HALLY KATE MANN and RHIRLEY GAMER- try drilling after school hour*. II* phon. Fire vegetabto* that ran S a L
Tba children In Mrs. G off* der late a r e t lore*. It's alaa“ purer, symptoms" jreu shoot I
IMS ha* Just th* thing! ON hav* breknt uptl Too‘ bod. la In th* Officers Replacement ba grexra in tha Jm m >garden pamadlattey. after third parted to- T hird O n d* prompted ■ ptey
I lk a white *traw with small rig' kldsl I I f after srhool you ge Jn Pool, Denver. Colo.
fast Friday morning. Tb# noire
n et tomatoa*. aom, beans, navy
n a tm ateaty o f llata to *r*>
D ret UDorlmcte an ami
doing the minuet. CIIAH- study hall and see shout 20 solLyman plajed Oviedo In dta- beans, and parkan bean*. - -Two aara tha fre d . a a t It, and clear of the play wax "BpringV A*
E CALDWELL wai lucky •mn fores, you will realise there rnond ball Friday winning with a
famous
generals
who
fought
.m
gw
a
v
U-J
dlahaa.
tt
Ihn paltering from «a h «k '.
^Tha'etaraeUrx were a* follows;
to hav* twa Easter dross- are tho sludee who went to-Us* Mar* ef I ta 1. Lyman WlB ba tho Revolutionary War are dead
W h a t f u a d t la to aat e a r awn
a walk arrand th* block!
Boy—Cl* renew Clause
church ah* wore a white Army Day parade In Orlando. But
than glad to challenge'»ny and gone. . .Well ww have came dtekingL
Girt—Denis* Stevens .
tklri and a victory red they aay It waa worth It I! OIL diamond hall t
-Ino-to ^
H
a
t?
!* "rite!
la Sam
y
*
fod
to the red of a wagfaat eahsaap
» • * » to
"k o cy tb * crew do s c i y ' l
Fairy—Kay Uoltsetew
and for afternoon rh* L o t out STELLA TOUCHTON, County.
again. Or It IL Na wlaa entfca P e d - A d l
D
a
n
e
*
yellow frock with a flar- MARY ELLEN W ILLIAMS ha*
Moat of th* classes are oa or. now. . XJotte' see a man abate a
end Delores Eagitoh
and felt ftowtn. GENE her pretty eye* on TAYLOR tin*tad reaptreltoa In F in * Aid.
here# ae hare 1 got It haehwaed
E a rth A rt*** Jacobian
waa really a killer- BROWNII SHIRLEY E C U O U Tha alaaaea team to ba peegraaa- .
.vrell
anyway
bah,
klsmto.
nf
ran—Cwa
C lllp .
r. ia Ma wMta palm beach dated the e-tt-uteet boy, natao o f
w m iR
&
eture*. . .By* new. t , t f ' ■'
and hlu* sharkskin ihlrL
0E 0R 0B DAVI8 (from O ----- l% t e rirttS^greda RetamaO
_ J f (SalaetaJ)
K
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.
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last Saturday night! t DON r _
>NA MATHEW S s irp ri
m a te d a beantlfh)
JACOBSON ha* tented bla
Hno,'r —. ' —111. i, ,
\ T ‘■G!>’!W T
feettosu ca non* other than L
to**so prvl- MERIWETHER.
What rerUM
who s who
dreaa of w B r W j l l k e haari-lhreb « l
MINNIE feUTn ODHAMTT
_
iW M 'JM n l and a U a rumor around that _
t featuring w hite te n EARLE has a crush an JO'
tu ff a
H sr aeseaaor- STEELE, hot JOYCE
dte and waa U pped by WALTEB ANDKR80]
of
Rare
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Inquiring R eporter
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Ifl Hu^re Success
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Damaged In Battle
Nips Claim Capture
Of Bataan Forces;
Corregidor’s Guns
Still Blast * Away
S
Allies G et
s Smash A t
oscow Front;
w From Vichy
Amigo Mio!
W a s h i n g t o n , Ap». i«.
(A P )— A j l W l k i p add*. I k
k l u i M i H tan* ai AmaH<aa lad FUlpla* In ’ i p u <
reported i t WMiaf t k Jap• n ic a| k r k tW n a l t .
reatral "*•1“ pr 1~I L*1----1 at
C tk . TW n t a p la k i t k
k pwaii I k lr » t j
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WASHINGTON. Apr. 14.
</P>— P rey in g on the enem y's
vitnl supply lines re g ird le o a
o f peril h u accounted for
approxim ately one-fourth of
nil the 215 Japanese ships
sunk or damaged since the
w ar licgan. N aval observers
a n 1 tjuick to note th e new
c omma ruler-iiv-chlef
of
the
IW Ifir fleet. Admiral CWatrt * .
fttmitz, an old pi|-lnat nan, k i
United State* itb a irln r i i m u ra ratunUac tiara W auppkaUd
KlmroaL
Imperial. JuianeM W k M p t m today fkitaad tW reetwee
•(■ 40.004 frttealW fiaaa 1W
"iart of IW flitatf.csaipa% n to
Uat Sunday:
TW rmaaiuali|Ui
• aid IW primiaats laeWdnd U
E'rural*, «T00 United States
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p r c * s u in g
h 'li a l r d
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1« tu n e
In tax
launched an e*xlrm u4y 'T o
ll •n1 art a r t on lire M iw w sr
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'it ' hnea'l d h -('Ontl>' rM iytm
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ta u t <1H u a o i <li-located tnroe
points in the tierm an trncs
t la n K n l
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soutWrnmoot Pltiuniiws U U ^
of Mindanao, lUa time pattiaf IW
torrfl to d*ht Jap food wars
honara near IHyoa
’ Recently, a tlmilar raid lutulled In dtetrortioa of SS ta ra r
Old-Age P rogram
In Seminole Is
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THERE |S NO OTIIEn BAFE
GUIDE TO LIFT: I im the light
o f the world: lie that followrtli
my shall not ws,k In darkn***,
' bat shall have Die light of Ilf*.—
John 1:12.
__________
Bailie Kile
STAR OF INDIA
How Injig lit the wnr going to last?
Thut 1.1 it uuestion in nearly everyone’s mind. If not
pp hl» Mpn, us the government debt soars to new heights.
(UM.it continue to climb,,and indro and mam of the familiar,
faces ime.usnl to set on tfld streets dl«a|i|»enr into tin*'
nrmed forces o f the United Slates.
Senator Pepper, who has shown an almost uncanny |
aptitude for anticipating future cvciita, tells us it i* gaiir?,
to be a long wpr. Eddie Hlckcnbackcr, who shot down!
moro German plaAes in the last wnr Oiaii they couy V'dt}
afford to sport* ami who has IteoA'making a tour i f nit
fields In this one, says it will lust from five to ten years !
Emil Schrnrn, hend of the New York Stock Exchaug--.
reveals that money already appropriated hut not yet spent,1
wilt push the government debt to 9110,000,000,000 by tInmiddle of next year, and predicts that by the middle of die'
following year it will rencii 11(10,000,000,000. That Is $I2J>,
000,000,000 moro than it was at the end of the Inst VV^rl"!
War. And he goes on to «uy that I t the war con lira: *
beyond liMd, that is to say, if it is a long wnr, the lent
will go to 9200,000,000,000 or beyond.
So it is vitally imnortunt to ail ol us that this In- i
short wur, lit least ns short ns we can make It. The lunger
the war lasts, the more ii will cost. The lunger It lasts. di<
more lives will he sacrificed on the field o f battle, iht
more men will be drafted from their-normal pccu|»atiotis|
into the armed forces o f ihe United States, the more honti
life will Ik? upset and business demoralized, the more go.
ernmenl restrictions will Uc jduced upon the civilian impu
tation," And the more difficult will be JJtO readjustment
wijlch pdfiiq after Out fa r . '
'
• '’
Tli? lepglh of the yvsr will depend In large men-stir. ;
u|)on the je^ntless geterWuaubii with Which we prorecui
it pow and Ip Ihg months hi comp-' )Vo may rest assure
that ou f enemies Will do their ut/nosL 'T h e only uncertain,
factor f» oil'our side. \Ve can depend upon the Army, Nn\
nnjj Air Bored to do Uieiy fart If We furnish tjie men in !
ilip c<j.ul}imenl. I f Uie Arnrrlcaji proidf, ljiuf is. the dvillru
jiupulujoti,' pro fully (fitcrtnlfifd to do nothing short .t
ihsir pjfst. Iho Wttr will be oyer wltjiln the nExt two
Ale— links M iry 2—Norris
Ball* at me
1— C. N. Eldridgr
' Bill Prll
Geneva 2- ’A. . G. _____
Kilbe* „or Or
N'alhltUI
Wholesale Food-I’rivnte Fowl b lo m —
IVm
Chain Food Si..n »
Department S lu m - i u m * l
cbrl
ilrrier Shoo
Ten Cent S l.rr ■
Stationary
I'linlmi*
Git*
D rk
Wales
2— lla r te ' or (
AlUimnle J—li. r\ ilair.ra
tlsrroil t—J. A. Redpath
Nrw»*
L
• paper—
Furniture Store*—
Milk l)f| » t — Ned Smith
Heal Krtutc Deultra - |
Insurance' Dealer*
Wert Si.lt i'arnu r»Eddie Meyer*
Mcrde Fox
Juhn Mcl*eh
Fa*l Ski* F a r d m - I . I Frailtr
Emit A mini), M. li. Smith
Dplured Firm* i
Individur It No|
LUtrd— 11. C.
Itruck, Brock* Ford, Dr. (1.
I L Starke
F R tC O O M
S H O PE ,
Biirit
^
Package
x
Store & Bar
t h i« i« 10 Janie* WiUon
Hear l ake 2 - Fled Forward
Lake Monroe 2—Bartow Mann
I'rola t— H. E. True
< liuiueta I A, (j, Wagner
filaria 2— Martin Slanki
Lungwood 4 -J. |[. Mctriek
lM0t<V5
[MtU-lOHS
TODAY IS
BARGAIN DAY!
Double Program
Edwaid G. ROBINSON
M t if lt m
K f-
DIE T R IC H
G eo R A M
^
Then Your. Car Is
Lubricated U n d e r
Actual Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive In
- Today!
' T&^UAJtcd .Stales now bus little morv tl>an a million
and a njdf men l;i Its Army, not (ill o f whom an* either *
well 112111,111 or well eyd/pped. A T Dip close of tin* .it
herr the iraTrhi-ra fame w pfld W t r j r j j h«d'pv.(T m e fpllllonmjrji u n fa 1arms. &.
ig.
her* hi, strained heart
T it le to my country:
bead of the black rich berry,
bark - of the peach and cherry,
Mai of the pine and oak.
Taka at the tip, this token
wlftrywlth the heart la fed:
Eat of the body broksn.
Bant 41th the wine and the bread
G ILB E R T
I i d iv * nmoHAvt
I’ l. N.w.
Muikal Interlude
i*f Ht»arti«Ay
I im and Abner
Hu' Wilt Id FimIbv
M AXW ELL
"-Ton can do your hit by buying
‘!W*r Bond, and Stamp,.
Thl'J' r. time for courage. The
toward dlea a Ihoutonds death*;
«>* Brave nil d_k bul once.
v The Banana River Naval Ba»e
now ha, Its awn newapiper. It
l*r,alb.I “ Banana 1‘calmgi*.
KM them Ii something
for the “ronatlfntloui
but aomalow or ' other
r wr juil don't get It.
e are where Myrna I.oy la
lag s divorce from hrr hu<L din Ilunil III buiineaa n
ll In Hi* film colony, dnplla
Wsf.
Gvnorat MacArthur may not
it* the equipment ytl for a full
Md* offimlv* In th« South I'd.
lie but hla *:rm,n are giving
k* Jap* *om*tkin| to
think
ThtM are especially
ilrora
I i, rniultm. They limply laugh
Iho li undry."
uitomrr—‘‘ I know Umt kind]
tad *omo which came hack
t Ihrlr
ild,* iplil." -Eaage.—No laughiit* inaltri.
K A met lean born Japanese,
r in tb* <lr enrpi and lUtlonnl
Drew Ft. Id, ii quoted aa *ay"Well lick hHI 0l|t of thoae
a*4. Th-ti Is tha altitude of
it foreign born Americana re
lit* rf which country they
[Ihally dm* fmm. They are
1 Amerkana jw>vr.,
I rviMurv H**»r Puraiir>
T|uisc FurjfyUcn Files
Ini rr}ii r|<*
Sport* Jir’iHiirter
‘ iCor*d llujihand
(Vurt
Miming llcira
11 is probalilu thut business, or what Iticrc is o f i l .
can hear up fo r the tim e Idling under the W ur I ’ rm lucli m
H oard’s order curtailing the m anufacture o f |iapcr dips,
pins, staples, thumb tacks, clamps, copyholders, puncher*
and all the rest o f thnt awesome arra y o f gad gets and
thingumbobs which have become part o f th e hm -pted
piirapherittlllit (f f eVefy w ell run Am erican o ffice. W e inn undouhtedly been using loo many o f lliesv things.
Tin*
p ap er clips wasted in one year by o ffic e buys and tyevmi >
p la yfu lly tossing them at one another would, if laid end*
io end, reach from Archibald Mnclsdsh's o ffic e In W ashing
ton (h is Facts and F igu res Office, not the Oongress'oiuil
L ib r a r y ) to somewhere Just south o f the Galapagos Isla n d :'
- —o r so our o ffic e efficien cy exjs-rt tells us.
Out while we are tightening up and con servin g o' 1
these Items can’t we do something else? Our aforem en
tioned efficien cy expert tells us, also, thnt if |M-oplo would •
on ly stop filin g things th a t are not w orti) filin g and would
clean out th eir old files w o would renlly bo g e ttin g sm *.
w here. For many yours, through Imoms and deiires«|on
business and professional men, when co n fro n ted , w ith
piece o f paper,.have harked, "F ile Ih ls t" And thnt, xvt* dm
nay, was the Inst ever heard o f it, at le u s V lta lf the tim.
W h y not a national riean-Out-the-Old-Flies W eek? T h u -A,
old flies, m oldcrtng sway, ure the m ngjiies' nests o f ou r an-’
tional economy.— New Y o rk Herald Tribune.
Well, Well, Imagine Thatl
lit. I
a-i.nJi-j-fut foundath.q
f.<r a vii lie youhg nianl*v*| i* the
4-11 b-’ )*#1 club obligation. A fte r
pledging lev It* to l he flag hi*
VilW1 nrt>* “ I 111r*a(r*n ***** 1 - 1 I,*
r* If'yfiH;
L floor walker, .llreO of hit
, gave It up- ami* jblned tinic* tone. B '. m ! mmitha liter,
tlci*t a*Vnl him Imw he Ifkni
i f a twHerman “ Well,’* he re0, “ I ib- lay and the hour*
jguud, Isit whit I like hetl
aft iv that the turhnner la ath wrung. ~HalrS| Scrap Bunk.
i.r -iii
•'*
. 1*1, m W i a po-*t polirt
'• •J'.n-"ip,«ic aiogtng art,
f t
" ,nV * H>» mn hf arm*
. r r >*«■ ’ .hinio*" ^|la a rhe-A
*...... * ' ri.il >n nv ; a „ui*.-i*
r,*"d> '■*'•*'-' ft "ildr by a theer,
i i. h-nytnr ->ff key. er not *
I ci:. t, V*if«t*irt» and courtge. t
f builn-** tonrrtiii that ara in
dumps would rig up M ier ul.
Bring lacklr they would ePuti
tkemaehre* out amj up on top,
fstf intrlllgent adrrrtl.lng bod
NtY. to bnmr.pitma* t«
store
A.how. Everybody want* to
it whsr* thry cm buy what
i
.
1h. "aRv Nrws prints a goc.il
i 'e iy r mil a r-imptrm ST*r
Mg* on with a remarkable h*n.,
n - m*tmet. It.h a d made frin-da
Unannounced
»t Of flew—O. M. Ih r rlm i
fjrn r Ihivia anti the* Hen l'o
Slate a Fmlerml Km|>lugreS I luff y** T»vrrn
Baqka, Katlnv A 1oan On.—
to the Nation.
Farm I ian Bn»k—J. C llimm*.
I.
iwyera —G. W. Hiiwrr
I ’u iu i A t h J r i
.
JVortee**
*11—hstapll. , *r»
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Nrvi‘%of In** Woi tiff
llo*e,»*li
A
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Nfu *• Anilyein
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Belhian
Phrp
CJrrheptra
is (*.."»n*n* It*n,fall rha»e
Wot-ly llefman Urrhrhtra Oliase
Amer.cin
Kiuit Onxir* —J. K.
I Inton Well*, rrwa
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I Lanee Ordu**tfu .
I!'411f..r.I llvinlu Truet tlr..w*r*—
Nov* and Muaic
ll. 2 iMnn
Or,*** Kos.l I oeklri; I .
Knnlard Fruit On
eam*en Msrhet-ll
f^o RirgJlrjltom—
Standard Ort-sriu*—
M. H. WUyin*—
J. C. llulchlaon—Lee lU m b oito*d
8:(V> News o f the 1
fl. O. KUnhntsee—
S:IB fir tan Mood*
O»o»n r»p*r. On.-Hr.“0 Virginia
AM H-r.I r.-oip*-ll*.-*J J. Hni—n
K:M tntrrjude
All FrrltllieT Onm|i.Miy». W. M.
Village Chapel i
Mi Kinin n
■J 00 Morning. Drvathn*
Building Supplies--- - —— — . ■— ADMISSION IMUCEH:—
0:1* American fkhool of the Air Hardware
0 :4 5 Dp* New*
M ATINEE — N IG IIT
I’lomlng—(iu, l/,v. jo>
10:00_ Marncl
M*Broad Trni.im.-n
40c—55c
10:C5 Mu*le Room
Tranaportalluti (1. E. Itull.n*
10:10 O ver the Back Fence
(Tax Included)
Rallpnril Engineer*-10:1 f. ttviuphum-tlen
Mathlnlat—
C H IL D R E N .09c
10)30 Stepntothyr
Oar Men—W. A. LrevaiColored Ralcany— Mating* or
10:43 Woman of Courag*
Theatre—
-*-rje-r
ll; 0O Arthur Codfrey
’ Night— 28c (U x IncL)
City lee k Furl Or.—
in is At ilemo V* ith Salty Mar hit. Prtooollnp Cc^tin
T«|«phone Co.—
11iso Bright Heritor:
FU. Powrr k Light Co,l l t « Up Nxwa
Ktnford Ufa Co^
I D M l*rofram Resume
Western Union—
13:00 Kate Smith Bpeaka
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TL 11. folsirtalV
12:13 Cheekertoard Tim*
M. John* Rtvcr Lino—(Itto C*MlC.-.K) llaceetlme — —* —
well - * *
Jt:43 Our Gal Bundnv
Auto Sale**
,
DC0 Ilf* Can U* Beautiful
All (pM T* »frn—
t-15 Wertan In White
cjlthrg SlaMent—1-TO Itridt*1 Behnol
1:4 5 Ro*d Of .L ife
Tin- Rrpslr M<n-fVlwdraal* Daa * Oil—
Kartln Repair A f i l , » —W.
2- j n W * L*we-*rid Irani
ii.> .i.
t 00 Young Dr. MaknBrlS Joyce Jordan
PMflek
/
Rc*tour.rtr G,
tl;
Dniy sfirra k Old Drinks— A.
C. MalUyncdda
'• . a T.
Current Co
* T o C le a D
A n sw er!
* * S 1W J S
A wUhout any danger
? ^|n .j W4l jt^ 5 S Vw yu
S ,.
N f) TIME F oil CdkKM
n*rf: titt-r/i 1 f t t f f l W V
trarda A.wa
when f It,Jet
f:"V *y w?1
»Hn wa« tip
lesmep' 'rff-f;
fpim thr'W fl
row Faster I
A.
taki-p up * M * op a pier Africa
kmt liernmc A m rftartee. T h o f
U e o t» m a frrrter and it w -s
Jw-.S Ihr- pert davt t|uu aotna
Ih« wtasl beartaning an- with only a third that amount Uit
JU S T P H O N E 9121
S. H. ENGLISH
j ULF s e r v ic e
It wtlliard I'rwwi V*»«* tlurl
|rwslril |« rover.
'County Offleer*
• i u»ly l'*H»»Wl«ltvr?i
J; h i
I) Jlnktn*
W. I*. A Einphtyre* .iny F<».
lirhn.l Teach, r ,
Mr*
I.im j
Smilh
City V:niolcyre» ft
Slyer
wl'h lhe tnfti on Ihe'.Mtrml dw>v
kea*. atab. It L,.i 11
l ieoeer JJJy, or
I when the preset
celebrate* the
------------- WED. - THURS.
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BACK AGAIN
i Bataan
to t h r il l yo u
Defenders " r - ■ m
Aril 8tear faitillrit AMI
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becerlly FAttUlMtl ,
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—
BIBS. LOURINE BEAL, SocUty Editor
TU U D AT
The A m ruin C l... of the First
^Baptist Churrh will meet at th.
^W>n»* of Mr*. H. A. Moreland,
1110 Palmetto Avenue, at 1:00
P.M. with Mr.. A. M. Cordaler
ami- Mra- J. R. Ariilay a* «oho.tr,art.
V _ The 1‘hilathra C l... of th# Ftrat
W aplist Church will meet at tk.
homo of MU. Eva Cunningham,
1320 Myrtle Avenu* at 3:00 I*. M.
WEDNESDAY
held1 1
, a f la Pan-Amcri*
vtn la th* Woman',
j ' a t 1:30 o'clock,
sponsored by lb# Social Department. Ilo.tr..r . will be Mr*. F.
*
E. Roumlllat, Mr*. U T. Do.,
and Mr*. Ilrrman Morrl*. Reser
vations mutt be mid* by noon
^ Tuea d *^ by telephoning
Mr*.
5
, Member* of the Junior Choir
o f ■the F ln t Baptist Churrh art
requested to meet at 7:30 P. M.
preceding Prayer meeting for re■ hoornla '
•
T ill. RSDAY
The Tmiumd Club will meet
In the Court H oum at BrOO P. M.
*
The
regular
meeting
of
Seminole t ni ptrr Two, 0. K. S.
will meet In th* Me.onlc II.II at
A 1 :3 { P. M. All officer* ar* re“ nursted to weir formal draa*. Re
port. will ,■ ilvrn bv the dele
gate. to the Grand Chapter aeaainn hrld ircrntly In Miami.
FRIDAY
Roe*.Circle ot the Sanford GarAden Club will meet t the hoihe
of Mr*. Fml R. Wll»„n, Sanford
Avenue, el 10:00 A.M.
Aisle: t trcl > of th* Garden
Club will meet with Mr*. Frank
Kvana at hrr -home in Lake Mary
.at 2:30 P. M Roll call will be
■ip wrrrd, with nlrnla for
change
hvld lA the home ol U n . Shaffer
• mi Kim Awnu* Uat Thursday
vvenlng.
Delegatee to th* .late conven
tion which will convene on May
17-20, In'West Palm Beach will
ba Mn, Wilson Newman and
a Ufa. A. J. Balter.
All pa.t
president* ami th* three highest
officer* ar* delegate, by virtu*
of office.
Plan, relative to a covered dish
supper were diacuaved. The tupper will he served on Thursday,
Apr. 23 at 7:03. o'clock .-And wtU
he followed by tb« annual Muetar
Day ceremonial, celebrated Joint
ly with the Spani.h Wpr Veteran*
Camp 13.
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Marian L. Carter,
S g t Doker Are Wed
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Mia* Marian Leslie Carter,
daughter of Dr. and Mn.. E. A.
Carter of DeLand, became the
bride af RgC Harold Doker of
Ft. Banning, Ga- ton of Mn.
F, A.'Doker of Sanford, on Thurs
day evening, Apr. I, In a almpie ceremony performeJ by Judge
R, W- *Wan at hit home on Pal
metto Avenue.
Attendant* for the couple wrv*
M l.. Marjorie Carter, .later of
th* bride, and Ray Luvejoy. Wltnaselng Dm ceremony were Mira
Quid* Bennett knd Clarence OH
o f Da Land,
Follow lag a brief wedding trip
Sgt. Doker returned to kli post
at FL Banning. He will ba JoinM r future
ira. Kurt
Hurt Elected
Mrs.
Delegate To Council
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THREE
BPgBBMi L- "
ersonal Activities
Selman
*B ( DOROTHY ROE
WMf W. r!.l 1'ii-fottm Kditur
"They turi't fn*« fp wiyie"
Mr. and Mr*. Harry U llrrrrn
,h' r.--.utrmtf «'*'-l.
and gueac Mr*. A. 0. Berkrbil*. ? '
Bcnm«m t..|. flight New
York deaignei »h o i. in private
i lb, <Uy SunJ. r
[>.y,on*
life Countem Ultnnki, wifp of the
ur , rh and Marlneland
Polish
Coltnel,
Janutt
llih*ki.
______
Harry L. Brown ha. relumed Though lf*»m in Pnlaiifl, Miss
frtJm (Ve.t Palm Beach where Bencn*on'« tlv«igmng cafcer icj
be ha. been for th* peat two strictly Amrncan nini ha* td**-* j
some*! on)) filter ihr fall **f Pan*
'
week* on business
P e r sonals
Member, of tji* Alathean Clau
of th* Flr*t Baptist Church met
at tba homo of Mr*. G. S. Bel-,
mao 'on Palmetto
Avenue
nni
Thursday «v«n tag for their regu-;
Ur monthly but in**, session with
Mn. B. R. Beck presiding. A*
elating Mr*. Selman a. ct> ho*t***** were Mr*. R. U Garriton.
Mrs. L. A. Palmer. Mr*. W. B.
Lt. Julian Adam, of Spence
Brinaon and Mr*. E. S. Rockey.
Field. Moultrie, Ga., .pent the
Following a ' routine business weekend a. the rut.l of hla
te.ajon a ooclal period wot en parent., Mr. and Mr*. J. Roaa
joyed at which time refreehmenU Adam,.
were eerved by tba hoeteuee.
Present wtre: Mr*. Frod HarHtnry Alberti ha, returned to
rieon, Mr*. Joel* Waiawright, Iht Jacksonville Naval Air. Baa*
Mr*. Volta A. William*. Mr*. when he la aUtioned. after epeni
Jodtr Cameron. Mr*. _ —
J.
A Ing th* weekend a. the guevl of
urge, Hr*. C. D. Forroatar, ||(_ and Mn. Henry Thur.lon.
Strange,
Mr*. Beck, Mr*. A. C. Madden.
Mr*. Sadie McWilllam.. Mr*.
Ur. and Mrs. II II l-ope at
Pearl HueoU, Mr*. Bunk* Xav, tended th* annual dinner meetlni
Mn. Murray Janrla, Mr*. G. E. of tho Cornell University Glut
Roll In., Mr*. W. W, John*, Mr*. which wa. held In the Orlando
E. B. Clemente, Mrs, F. E. BoU, Country Club la.t night.
Mr*. S. C. Dlckenon, Mn. (Uh
Hall, Mr., R. N. Nipper, Mr*.
Mr. *nd Mn. Henry ThurtJ. 8. Law*on, M n. Palmer, Mn. ton have at their gue.U Mr. and
Brinaon, Mn. Canteen and Mn. Mn. Charles Well* and Chari**,
Selman.
Jr- Mn. J. M. Alberti and M iu
Lillian Alberti, all ol Plainfield,
N. J.
______
Habe - Meriwether
Engagement Told
Of Intenat to their friend* la
the announcement of th* engage
ment and approaching marriage
of Mia* Helen
Louise
Habe,
daughter of Mr*. George Habe
and the lata Mr. Habe, .to Walter.
Merlwenther, ton of Mr. end Mn.
C. J. Meriwether.
Mia. Habe la a graduate of
Seminole High School, flea* of
1840 and for the past two yr*r,
•be ha* boen employed by the
Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany. Mr. Meriwethrr I* alao a
gradual* of Seminole High School
and li at present enraged
In
farming.
The wading will tek* place in
Ihe neat future.
D. A. R*’s Meet At
^ i . r ^ V o T ' r W. M. Thigpen Home
Mi>
over the
Col. Th*odori Roo*«v«lt Chapter,
UnDcd Spanish War Vattrana,
.- " - " l.
I
Styles Can Not
Be Frozen* Dress
Telephone u«
Designer States
Alathean Class Meets
*S ocial C a le n d a r ™ *th
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Mn. W. U. Henley, regent, pre
tided over th* burin**, ae.elon
o f th* Salll* Hirriaon Chapter
of the Daughter* of the Amerlc.n Revolution at th* home of
Ur*. W. M. Thlrnen on Magnolia
Avenut last Friday afltmnon.
Th* openin' prayer wa* led ty
M n. J. If. Menlch. followed by
tha astute to Ihe Flag. Mr*. W. B.
Ballard related tome Interesting
facta concerning the Crna.no re
School In North Carolina and th*
group voted to .end a box
of
elotlung and ahoea to the school.
Report* of I bo D. A, JL con
van lion NM * recently hr Orlando
ware given bv M n. Henley, Mn.
Menlck and Mn. Ballard.
At th* tea hour rvfre.hm.nu
wera .erred to the following: Mn.
Menlck, Mn. Ballard. Mn. F. E.
Roumlllat, Mr*. H. E. Took*. Mr.
Maxwell Stewart,
Mn.
I. P.
Ilagan. Mi l W. X . Morgan. Mr..
Hanley and Mn, Thigpen.
_
Citrus Group Hears
Encouraging Reports
LAKELAND. Apr. 14, UP)— Th*
Florida Cltru. Commission heard
encouraging report* yeatardav on
pro.peel, for th* wfnd-trp of tho
current marketing .aaaen.
Fred W Pavia of Lak. Wale.,
chairman tf th* advertising com
mittee, told the commissioner*
that trad, fatten wire well
pleased with th* commlaelen'e In
tensified onnga advertising cam
paign aad with “ tha way Flor
ida shipper* eliminated condi
tions which recently caused sown
bad fruit to tench th* market."
Mtii |lrnrn*4*tt,
r.miblli*'*
an old-world rleganre with ultrnmodrrn efficirncy. fit* Net fanhIons to the time* Right now the
times and ihr W a r PfOabic»ion
Hoard call fo? r n*nvaii hi i'f ■ J
material*, airnpltctty i»f fill TW%*4 V
arr no hardship* to Hta |Wnvn-i
son.
J
What f 11a our life if fashion* | V
able.” she »av*
A ilt-Rigtirr m,i*l • •
reflthfi the lift' hImhiI hei, if “h*
^
any giKM.1 She me,*!
m-ihf
inMitw*
what in
lively what r* nght
needctl "
Anticipating
the- r* n*eiFf » t ion
rvqiieata of the VV I'll, Mna llren*
enaon'a spring rntlrctioii of arIf
tenia wcartibie riot he* of simple
cut, with slender lines, economy>■
of fabric.
There arc many uti
dyed
and shantungs, mol
those irHli* pro •able navy him- tod
leura with cfi*p while tmirhrw
Her aiivif**
A inn lean women
in wartime i»
f
V
toon as Thu aii- tiff iitji\ and go
J
‘Th....
cond Lieutenant in the (ienerml 1 *l,f1
Hospital Unit 4*. United States beaul> •n.i
.... f:
Army Mlaa OVunikn ha* t*ern j *»cht
Fh* k *-»>
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Vlilting with her parmu. Ilr. were flghling* f,*t *
and Mn. T t*. O't onnor
f
I Fannie
their
g ue%ta
E
S.
wwi by M iu
TALCAHAinC, .Apr. 14, OP) and Mia* Gormly.
Owen
X:
Il»y r»
At th* eooclutlon of the mert
-T h e bright light* of florid.-.
EiH Com ! X U bo agraaaad out lag Mlaa Thurmond, assisted br
p. ThurmAn.I.
*0 they will not bo rlribl* at her mother,
„ Mrs.
______J.________
se. fc7 tb * duration of th* war.
refreehmenta to the fol
But* Defense Council hand- Mowing:
quartet* heer reported tho aerwen'
Mlldred AwaH.
out order* hod boon basod at JtnZ.
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l*|*Vn“'
A iken,
Havre,
dirv Willami
Lavintm Dobson And
L, M. Himes Wed
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frlendt
b m udII* th* north D th# marMn, Larinla DoUon,
“ Sky-Rockcti”. John
i|tinlilt
I « € 0 each
Ni
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10, 18. n-tfulur LI. 76
Finn cnmbetl
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Slips, downs
Pajamas
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and FLAT CREPE
Print* and .olid colo n valua to 1.00 yd,
White and colon.
Light weight Summer
material.,
Regular
1.26 and worth more.
Light weight all wtml
Summer flannel, colora In Blue, Green and
Wine, age* 8 to 12.
regular 64.06 anil
W6rth more.
CLOSE OUT
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COLLARS
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” Hnrinfllme Capi irr” f.ir*
Hharfer— Kay Holt*cla«
MEtude Op 25
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Mildred Roh*nn
Derrvre f»)h r
V
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"Tha Htrtilling Ilarp Plav#i
Milton Harding— Wa Urr Sirtllh
"Nola” , Fallg Arndt Mmrgai-' •!<
Myer*.
"Dream of I« v e No. 3". Fisnr
Lleit— Gladys Pippin.
“ Hplder'e Dante” , Wallare
Myra Southward.
“ Pollab DaiKa", Sthsrwrnkn
Ca'tterin* Clark.
"Hpaniah Dante'*. Ixeunna
Fred* Field*.
Reading*,1"The Reason Why'
A nony move.
"Pln*y
Wood
Cure".
Evan tha CaldwalJ— Charlnllr True
of Sure” . Paul Wacb-P la n e I Nancy Williams. Pt.n..
II Louis* Clark, Piano 111 Joyce
Hi .u h
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Mia* Lutkia Gormly. Th* n*«t
by lb* au.lirn. r
meeting wa* announced to b» .1
Tbr rntir* program «•
the ham* of Mias Gwen Hayes «n rre,1 w»s
West Seventeenth Street with 1 ” Th* Two Tjuk.-1, l . - b . i i r i
Mra. Ralph Dean ae
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Aim* Gtantham
hot tea*. New mambln will I*
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1 i mninlng* Klixetirlb i , r
Tha group voted to retain tb* 1
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nrm*. “ Servk# Guild," Inateed of j , , „ „ n r.llaalwth Fit* *.nl rt,„
changing It to th* name of a no, i„ttr True
Salute 11‘A1m o r n Kl,-., i
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to pul flower* in tb* rhurr
Mothers' Day, May 10, ami Mis, Jmruiirlihr Rowlami
' 'll Imek Hawk W a llf” . Man >
Lulkla Gormly appointed chair
llnrlorie Aid
a of Ik* committee.
Ill Walah— PiUPO I
Betty Jd*a*i
b* assisted by Mlaa Vests Ann SheppaH, Piano II
Shrnnarri.
White gad MI*. Mary Ratliff.
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Th* study coura* wa* taught by
Mlaa Marion Alkmi and was taken Camnbell—Jnan M fTw r
"Chinrae Marrh” , fHailv - t 'mn
from -Act** of Ditmlnds”
by
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Ruaaril CromwtU. Th# reerratbm )>rr la mi—Carolyn Puiiirk
j4yn«tn.
Lights On East Coast
Are To Be Screened fSSTir arS.
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Munson y
M iss B e tty T h u rm o n d .,
would In- gikf-n Mm,.I
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Pickron of Day-'
Iona Beach. Mr. ami Mm Frank
Bout we II of Palatka. Mr and Mu
R. V. Parker of Mt Dora, Mr
and Mra. Karl McKay of Phtla
delphla, Aid Mi and Mr* H A
Cameron, Jr , cf Belle (I lade
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Miss Itr nciiMTfi kin h * tehrreof eTa
she Bpeakt*. for hrr husband, ut
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Polaih arnik
h«w gom* through
.the !*nh«h, Nio mrgtnn and French
campaign* of World War It
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or hf mgr* sufiir of hi* uffierr
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and aaalgned to head«|uarter» of
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D nny Allman ha* «rrlvr<l from
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T U E S D A Y . A P R I L 14. 1942
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Thla series of plrlurre was taken la connection with the Investigation of membere of the New York Police
Department l.y Special Aaaistant Attorney (Jrfitral John Harlan Am*n The prosecutor declares racing
hand Ua.kiift nti.l raiokkn wvrr |Miinitt*al to operata by the police
i« a ■«mp|r of the evident r as
inter pr« l« «J li\ Amm I * f I t«• rtgltl. 1 to |#*»lni man wait* A mao wail in •hair**}. There la a shaking ««|
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Shown In the cockpit of hit plan#,
somewhere In Panama, it Brig Urn.
Adlal |I. (iilkeaon, of turndown*.
Pa. Gen. Gilkrton la in command
of tha Interceptor planes guarding
approaches to the Panama Canal,
ringed by Jungle airjorta from
which planes regularly fly patrol.
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p ru iln t Rojteerlt signs an eiecullve order authortllnw financing
ro’ iijrt* t.. facilitate the proiecutlon of the war. It will put smajl
ir to an *11 «.ul participation In the nation's production pr»»%•4*i» |t.ur« *trd observers « ere (left to right! Senator J K. Murray
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Kan. Senator J M Mead of N Y.. Robert P. PaU
Li.dvr Secretary of War. and Jarpea V. Forrest*!, Under Se»
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Graham P icks Cincinnati R eds and
New Y ork Y an k s to Win Pennants
By BILLION GRAHAM
Sports Editor, Wide World
Fra turn
NEW YORK, Apr. I f , <WW)
— After fsar wee as of bopping
arosnd Florida's pllm and palmetto baseball toll, squinting
at
rookIn and vsUrsna cavorting on
. secrebel Infields, this san-bunred,
• foot-sere correspondent has es
caped with tho answers to lbs up
coming pennant races.
Ready for the tacluslrs, Inside
authoritative
reportT
It's tbs
Yankees and the Rods.
That's my personal ratlmsU
rnd rvs doat It-chrcVad It afalnst
the eryatal ball and tho ouljs
board, so I evn't be
wrong.
: (Notice: This Information eanlea
po guarantee t f t)
Tho Yrnkees have an rdga In
Um American league but In the
. Notional It's strictly a'' toss-up
between Cincinnati, Brooklyn end
8L Louis.
Tbs Boston 'Red Sox or tbs
* Chicago White 80s bare an out
side chance of riving tbs Yanks
trouble and tbs Cleveland Indiana
and Detroit Tigers may possibly
, U m out well enough to make ft
a four-way battle with tbs Red
Bor. and Whits Bex for second
pl»f*Brooklyn has tbs power, St.
Loots boosts the boat balance and
Cincinnati baa the super-super
- mtahlng. Any one of the three
W a good tel. I have a bunch It
will be tba Rada. No rival can
touch tbslr hurling (and pitching
'w ill be mors Importrat than avtr turpoee carrier aaaOy adaptable to
this yrar). Gerald Walker should riryingeendltioae ashere ar stoat,
ngthm the outfield and Third Ala pack mar shortly bo standard
naan Deri Haas' bat should
equipment for the leathernscU.
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The Reds were feeble hitters
last year and yet were contenders
, . most o f the wey. They can't be
‘ any worse at bat end Bose Will
‘ McKee hole looks for ccwlderab'e
Improvement.
, * There's a good rdse for Brook. lyn, last year's winner. Tho Dodr (rare hare n better clab, w|th,
* Arky Vsughrn at third, Auile
1 Golan and John Rlaio aa cutflcTd. era. and with experimcrd Billy
v Sullivan to spell Mickey Owtti
with the catching.
5’ .
They have the league'* tn°*1
Valuable pleyrr, runs— bittod-ln
and ‘ home run leader In Dolph
mllll. and the fatting king In
to Raiser. It's hard to voto
against them but Iblr pitching
doesn't sppetr too certr.ln. Hyatt
may not bt tha aenaallon ha wna
lost year, l o » Dumebar may not
gat (he remits ba’i anltclpstlng
from such oldsters as Fred rltssf• mmoni.Jcfcnny Allen, Curt IWvl*
and Larry French and hie rook la
can t be counted on. < This corner believes the Cards
•, will mis* John Mira's long-dls>. tones wallops and that they can't
w i n bop* for nil the pitching
/ breaks they got tsat year. They’ll
R
The Pirate* and the Giants
Wold battle U out f*r
fourth
M*/ with th* Clubs, Brave* and
Mills* bringing up the rear.
Tb* Yankees are not as strong
it aerm to have enough punch.
IteMag and dsftn*# to Stall off
I rivals. Jo* McCarthy la non*
is may win
ism** (be
loet season. The whlto Box
•xcaJJant pitching, mlgh
1 a racy of It If their bltOni
ora*. Boston has tha powei
ugh not aa much oa la*
what with Jo* Cronin plan
W warm lb* bench, Jlmm;
: a year older and Ted Wll
1 trying to llv* up to tha
average, .Cronin try*
hi
lag will to batter,
a Indian* and tiger* U «
( Central F r eesJ
Tennessee “Cave
People” Do Not
Know W ar Is Op
■ soft o f preview put bn by the
retortsIni— nt cowmittse. K n tf<
o o f d o -to d food. Tkoro wort c u t
o f raffs* J o r t iU o f fra It, rakoa,
bo rat, a to u t tu to r , and stronga t of »1J. to u t m jr expenxlvo
nu salon cot lor. •
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Sobol sold loot olfbt, "that cot lor
,!• prlroloos, you c u t |tt it any
mors bocaaao you c u t Import it
from Resale. Bat It’s still here.
The said I*r* wont touch B. Thor
like solid food. . . There's not
mors Ikon two tssspeons o f tho
caviar gone, and I think 1 at*
that."
M ANH ATTAN
Br atone* TUCKER
led M other
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Msdkmhbf Tn
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Miss Dark said, "but I'll be glad
to denes with anyone who ca m
Tbs Stags Door Canteen opens
at b&ft In tbs evening and re
mains open until raldnlghL You
can't get In unless yea have on
a uniform, fltrangrly enough, tho
men “ polks” tba place them
selves. They don't want anythin*
to happen to a good thing. I f
they aoo anybody. Getting
one of. them will tap him «
shoulder and say, “ Come or
It's time to get euta ben.”
Tho men atom enmosee and ad
vanced on Mbo DovU. f o r the
next half hoar oho was tom train
•he anas, of man after man In
the fighting forces of Undo Bam.
Privates from Pennsylvania, gobs
from the Great Lakes.'Marina
from Maryland waltaad with Mias
to the flame for I t seconds. The
iloth began to grow red and curl
about tho edges. Whan ha remov
ed It, the flame disappeared as If
^ itM o fie a pound of “ euro" far
rrery square yard of cloth. The
samples have been given to the
toverumenl agents, and they're
rsiting for tha answer. I f the
rovenunent says okay, this cbemcal concern is going to have on
>rder for tv s million pounds cf
his sntl-flamo treatment. Nice
lule order, two million pounds,
nron In dirt.
The nun who showed me this
on t-proofing I
showed ine
•omethlng aloe. . was
___ a little
king that proves how much ne-esatly really la tha mother of
'novation.
What, he did was
•ring out. a number of fsbnei
’rent whkh men's rlothee are
node and ashed me la Identify
Imi Ks
“ This one," 1 said, “ is flannel.”
' picked up another and fingered
to rough, woolen surface. “ This
s pure wool, " I told him. I gave
shot I thought were good guessa for all tbs others. Ue broke
nto a laugh.
“ This makes me vary happy."
10 told ms. “ There Isn't n thread
•f wool or flannal or anything alto
era—except rayon. All this cloth
s pen rayon. We've been workng on It Tor year*. It looks like
root, It frets ttka WOOL but It's
•yon. Its debt and summery
is a river breoff. That’* wb*t
ve call It, ntvereool. It lanY on
ho market y r t It won't bo until
141. Y ootI find lots of rayon
naUriel for suiting on tho marlet—but not Uka this, not tho
Inished goods that makes you
htnk you re looking at Importd abetlanda and llanneU. The
I me may come when everything
■on wear will bo mada out of
a yon and glass. Wars do things
Iks that to you, without your
von knowing IL"
I reached fo r my new 110 felt
hspttu end got out ef there to*
'ore my friend could pkk It op
usd exclaim, “ Why, this looks
ike rayon too.”
By CHARLES L. FONTENAY
HENDERSONVILLE. Tcnn„ Apr. 14. (W W )— They never
heard of Hiller and they thlnl
Wu*»<>llnl la Just snolhsr “ fur
rinar" . . . they don't h*v* an?
mailboxes because they never gt*
any mall . . . And not a stnrl
member of any of the famllT*
ha* ever teen the Inside of 1
school-room.
“ They" are the Adams fsmlj
tvs—“ th* cave people," Bamnr
Conn liana call them, allhoagt
they d<> not lira In care* an)
more— who llv* In the TenntsseHllla abuLt 10 miles north o
hart.
There are six or eight fsmll
les, whese mtmbera rang* fron
two to nearly 70, living In rod,
log huts about a mil* and a ha!
from lh* nearest country reed
On* or two of them h«vt beet
to Naabvtn*, and a few of tHeit
have cetailonally visited Render
sonvllh and* nearby Gallatin
■ am
0
sonvlll*
Good letter 11!*, but some of th>
youngster* h*v# never been out
eld* their little colony.
With crude Implements and 1
rangy hors*, lh* only work an)
mal In tho colony, they oka eu*
a living by cultivating a m a 11
natch** of corn- and potato**.
They occasionally tour toe had
roods selling shoe strings they
make from groundhog skin*.
“ Old Tom” Adams la probab
ly th* oldest member of Ue coluny, but b* doesn’t know ben
old be is.
” 1 Jilt cat n't say exactly,” be
said. ” 1 misplaced my papers
aomewhara, hut 1 reckon. I must
bo hotwoon 60 and 6g,”
(ally this week wit
“ What do you think oboul Hit 'uctlon
being nee
le r !" Old Tom was asked.
xeek, William U
Ho looked sharply front foe* tc narkst director, *1
face, then replied tentatively.
“ Wall, I don't rightly knew. What
do you think about Mmt“ ,
"Oh. to'a doing all right,” was
the answer, with a view to toot.
In* Tom's knowledge. “ Hob prob
ably asocliy right about every
thin*, don't you reckon!”
"W al, to might to ," woe Tom’*
canful retort "Out If to Otal
righ t to ort* tot"
*—
According to B. X. WootgaU,
Semnor County farmer and faxhunter, and County Health Offtcar Wt M. Doodman, tha Adama*a wandered down Into the coon-
1■ 1
.
»’ w
1
■
Then' b i town named Now
Hatapxhlre In Ohio.
ALL SAMS TO JOB
. HEW YORK, Apr. 1 4 - m Joe IxnjU, who has never forrd
a lefthander in defending tho
world heavyweight be’. Jog cham
pionship. may hare a lacklo a
sootbpaw. soeVer
btfors' • long.
Metro BeUlna is clamoring lor s
shot. Tho fiwnwr light heavy
weight king has won 10 straight
bouts since moving In smong the
be: via. >
Don’t Hold That Old
Style Mortgage!
Kind out about tho FHA
Modern Mortgage plan oflU
financing your Homo.
LET US TELL YOU
ARCADE
P ack ag e Store
O. D .-FARRELL, Owner
kens I I U
Mather BMg.
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U. S. DEFENSE
BONDS
STAMPS
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSl'AI'EK
UME
xxxnt.
Established In 1&0S
SANFOHI) HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AIMUL IS, 1912
M em ber
i a * ■s
Invaders Press
Forward Against
Burma Defenders
On a hill on lh# Durma.Indo Chin. Inrtirr, nutH.1 Japan**
troop* preaent anna In aalulo to the rliin . .un prior to ptuh Ini
tlurma. Thi* pholocraph cam* to Amrrtca t>, « * y of llrilaln.
Pan - American [Statements 0 (
Program Seen !
By Kiwanians
»j". .tfiSTLStVa,": pSri'Sfts
^ .n
asnlnst, tbs eenUnont with raid. ^
Joint Meeting With
Key Club I h Held
At Seminole High
I 1
, Hurt 111* HTcral ••onv* In Kp*n
Heiiitnidt*
Ckruhty
|«'litu #1 #c-
u C lJ w « p t fU k .O s»» »< actni HvlUaa #t.e, f\l»cul •> uaiel
now High 8bhon| •n m ntw ■ rialty a* rcThglty, a check t*f w
the eoeth a 4 l Moth eentrwl front*.
TltWaka drmtoa of the Ukraine
hato torn a gaping hole in the
German line Sft mllte north of
Kharkov and are plunging for
ward In what nay be an enveK
aping maneuver agmlnat the groat
steel-producing cantor, Stockholm
advices reported last night
The treak-through wan report-
rency kcaakm, Johnson bvlpad tn
fra pie the MNational Industrial
Recovery A ct" and to get It co
veted. H© at once was appointed
by the Prrmldcnt aa
head
of
"N H A ," the i'StraonBnary agency
created by that law*
Month ffte r month Johnson
laid red prodigally, finally effect
ing more than 500 codes that
embraced 22,000,000 o f the na
tion's 14*000,000 Industrial em
ploye*.
itlnulns
i* Don-
W. C. Hill Urges
Donations For
Relief Society
kulta »* r * i
, chUDr la
Tribute Paid to
Far-Sightedness
o f U . S. Leader
pr. l l —-(Special)
—SpM kby before a I.nr* atlaadanca at th* monthly mutiny
• f tha Central Do rid* _ Tn fflc
Gnb hpM at tha Anyebtll Hotel,
Jama* C. Morton, ftnatal aupeHnteodant, Wavarly Grower* CoWlnUr Riven, dallvtred
a an 'Feyln* Uia rent
—
-----> m
ru «
- '--- *--*
Mcupy
whoUbvartadl'
d a a l RooaaVelt'* forim
, padd . Uthut* to
■Ol*aa la a a ttla r up
w fa r IW , laaap-lend
t pi item il
public
an-American pnurrim r l th* firwt ■t"tt'*r*fnt* in iht Kim uig
dnt meeting of Rivgnian# nnd p r i m a r y
v le e tu M i
t « m p >t ch
>!•
the Key Club ot thf high #ch»nd |h nar* at |he I mint) t lerk'* ufthl* lioctn. IIu V r d
l^ing
*o<l fu»- a I the id'ii 1 1 ll-'U** m .ill'll
Oirtin K. M cKry » c r » In rliont,- IfwJay
of the proyrom. and Mi** UN,«,i
Initial «ti t* meet - lh * '* • r*
IHinlap. Xj>«nl*h t.ichrr, d|rcri,'.| filed by Apt
|0 , *|i « h ing
the Pan. American yr»»»iit*tioii
|Hf(i(f« t»v ciii*did»«tr* tn tlie May
h primary, illsriusnl that m#'it
A iluplkatc accnc of the m in
American confcrruco -a * •t'rt-,1 of the fund* a|H*nl wn*- «n the
with rcprcaontatirn of 21 na payment o f the rr«|Uiie#l nullify
tiom M.-ted at on* table. Karh ing frn . W. B Hr Hard. *e«-kmg
member > »v «
a brief «,l,lr*»* electlun aa County Cummia*tuuer
concamlns hi* or h«r nation. The friini Iliilrk 't *, ha* * peril Ih©
orofrira
opened with ihr <n large*! sum. hi* *laIcmeiil •haw
tlr* ciaa*
iln fin g
El
itanrhn ing an cipeiuBtim- r f (4f* to 'tr,
Grind*. Ann Sllna th*n read an Ballard i« running ag»m *t H J.
aaaay on "V hat Inter A m m u n Chrrntreet. who ha* * jm u? 1*0
f'o-opcration Mean* to M> < «un The other four tamlidali** f**» ’ he
(©untv ('uniiiii**u*n. *11 uu #m
lry.‘/
IhuiI# amj ill urvn|>f)u*4d ban- f 1b‘«l
following the talk* by Ihr i,
U.
prvwntalivt* of the variou* it. ■tateiiunt* id 1 1(1 They
Ilona, Glady* t’lppln and Ann J I V p i ' ill I I hit n e t I . V A i p> 4t»n
Ftina a.ny
In flpam.h In District 2, J K I'artin in l»mBetty Klnc, eccompanttd by Mu* Irlct 4, and W. (#, Kiltwe* in Dia*
Dorothy Sanford, rtndarvd "I do trict 6.
In th© Houa© of Brprr*rntativ©
Not WUh To Marry" in Ameri
can and Spaniah Vtralon*. and rac© from Uroup 2. I- II Mann's
■IMemcnt
shows $42.50 a* agamat
th* cl«u aans America In .Span,
iih. Susan Klrtl»y acted a* an- $*13 cipmclfd by incurnlwnt John
0 Lronardy. In Cm up I M H.
Smith ha© •pent $.141in). K
J.
NcIi on, Jr , $ 3 0 0 and im und*. nl
K- K Brady $IH Three unnpiw*r«l
candidate* for memhrrahlj* **n ih#
Board of f*ul Ilf ln*tiurtu<n rt*h
hi Vr *|K-nt $lfj They “ r* h * d
T VVilliain* m iMalriM I Ii* njamln I
Haines m Dutrut 2
a r j L I.- Jurdar* in District .
No e g t*©liar© have lw-«*n in* ur«
(
Wallace ]
Economic
W ABIimOTO
Prealdeat Baaaai
•ear la tha Be
Warfare, haadot
dent Henry-A. *
pone Utility (or
with dotUrd an
•da New
ar Board
• lit
I l f 4M*4lllrd
P h* Jupinrac im niuii ..f Muriim g* niceI further pmund Umlay.
m uric column *lui mrel
I*-vim ml
Ml rvaiingyr, onli 111 mill-# woulh
tif inn vlt i| But m i *<il field*, and
I tlKifhi i |iu<hiii Innrk f'liIn*-n- lines
Jfr fnili •* thieve Tmjgo*» in a drivp
lOW$ir'l Manila In>
The
British
diEvnrd I taing yi
A Japancfr na%#l r«imman*l*r
! reported Ki large enemy
: rhtMnn n were »unk in lew* than
n hour <m A nr rt in « •urpH#©
tta« k on h Bni>»h rm iii'i mar
hr *hitr« tJf |rill(r*
The Japanese irivadei •. •lowly
tiratlng hack t*»lh anchor ■ of th©
Allied line. Mood la at nighi only
20-c-dd inllra f roni th»- fnuge* of
(he rrnlral Hurina oil fiid.U Mint
aa th«- crlut a|ipio«rht-d mi ilia l
■ainpa iirn for Outer India II.o
nowrrfiil counter-action of \niii
■caa and British ■trtner. f-'iiitt-d
ihc one bright n|»*»l amid th*
genera) and Irveftasing glu* in
Succcoalv© finmnunii|ur» fmtu
Vm
i M M *epori*.| th*i M VK
t^imlMPrs raiding the enroll) held
Andaman 1aland# I hr prraiimrd
hate in the Bay of Hi rigid foi
part of the vaat Japanr*r naval
rooerntration nm* apr-«*l in th****#
w *!rr« *>n India's flank had tier
tn»>r*l or pul not of action 1 I
rngmy flying boat- and ifdaiiM
other ni-creaifui Allied art** nr
In one of these A meric an V -1
untec r Group flirt* turned inn*
* a jnirvof dUaatrr for the no#J' i
pflWH atumpt to • •■nil lay Allied
j airdrome in the Shan Stale*
J N* rthnaalern Burma. for *)»* n
1ihp fighting *a* ov* i »*-ten . *■
©my plane* had gone down oud' •
firm* Anirtlran si lark
Other American airtmn ■!«froynl three Japa near I» note
without to*a to ibrnufhr# in an
attack on grounded enemy ait
craft at tne Toungtxi Airdrome
I The British for their part, aside
from the Andaman aaaault, re
ported heavy snrrecaful hnmhlng
attack* on enemy trimpa kIw o *
I'rome
T *tf II i k11ah plane* m in
U *t, however, in thu foray
dataa for theac rffirra from » » *
rtoua * preclncU In th© county fol
low! r m ln c t 2. J. ’ Carl Mus©|
District f , Mr*. H. A. Good*prrd|
f^rtclnci 3s Andrew Cirraw *yi
Precinct 4« John E. Foa; Precinct
7, N. C. Jacob#i District 7. EBao*
beth 1/nvi Precinct it, M
(l
BUnk©nahlp! Dlatrict J , Anna P.
Menlck; Precinct 10, William J.
Muagravp.
A i n precinct IK I - ll. ItriM.k.
Iitfl D litrk t
IK
Bcrnlcc
\V*
Howtlli Precinct l l » B. F. Blmp*'
•on tnd ChaHaa A . Wale©; Dlatrk t 14. Wilma L. Dcrthlek: Protlnct IS, A* Ls* Hoover; Dlatrict
11 M ildm l U Ketcham.
$140,000 In Fines
Meted Out By Court
W EATHER
■d thalr
produenagoa-
P «M l
i, .uiiimiintqu#
.ii* I-*I the rtw'AtablUh*
i ■<MiimiiiifHtitmii
with
ii i ■ t h. JiipuneM’ , fr««h
I |lid.rtviss,M triurnph. llfuV
.... .
r j ooo In all
1,1111
ir.u U lH T took th«
»».* -tt.ktttg of *t crultvr*
. t , » rtl *a st *hlp# Whpftd
, i . ,i th.
Inmhitg, and
ii hahuh kept the
tii eh mi M f*-u mtlea of tho
,■>multiple at tun with Cabct
i i upted three day a ago*
‘ g tin . later in# Uja f»ta
•fund
a matter cf
*j» cu I* u,,u
•'■rigid
1.......
Ifegaagaa
tr*|t*nliy, howit I'lsin that |hw
Numerous Shots
(liven To School
Children By Unit
Man Dressed As
S o l d i e r Passes
Second Bad Check
Chief Roy Will lama reiterated
hit previous ©taUmenU that local
m«rchanta rod rvaJdrnt© should
h© on Ih© lookout for crook© Ih 't
Have nriginaleil new racket* utiBtlng th© gull* of patriollaiT) to
lure mon©y from paUinlk
vie*
lima. "A n y caa# o f thla type
hmild b© thoroughly lnvr©tlg©l»d
befrra person© part with their
money," he ©tiled.
ta .M ld rd
V
I
NEW Y O io T Apr. 10, W I
TH* Aluminum Company of Am
trlco, tha Magmelaa Darslopmarl
Company, thro* other torpors.
tloAs nnd all Indlvidnals were
flood a total of « I (0,900 In Fadand Court today on a plea of
FLORIDA—Continued mild to* nolo contenders to a series of
glrta" ‘ f'- r - ; anti-trust
Indictment*
alleging
ALABAM A—Continued mild to* tha raatrslnt of trad* and tho
memopolicing of product!an and
fabric*lion of magnaelua.
Tha Indictment* atlagad th*
Ahm lm m Company and tha I.
hi* t
nikiMumti-tl
>
!**»•• *1i ivr.
I©«llttg
f»»r
lh#
..f \,Mll I* |»Klt
of Ih©
11. .
Ii i Hiupmgii
fur
lh©
-■i • 11 11f i,-1 ,,f f|i|r|i ntif ilisras©©
i. Lh l 111 .*ut I" fbuiMih umlrr
i
, i litMii**
I In
( mnpalgn
, i.i,,
It, i it if
«*f
Prp*ldtnl
, l- tntl (t>iu-i *i**i llulland.
I ,,.■i "• . .mot
« 111*» fur p©r*.
i mu* it 11 .
rhi hire ii
li-l i t)■*111 .| Mi rvrry
i »r i L* . minty. and
• 11 iii.il wll fa ther a
I, l i t . rial t ilgurd
n<( 11* -«• fur the pro
•in ii
fl *>(iiiMg I f dr I a i'i|
! t
. at It
Cm
L#kcn
to
i. t *«.< f.., iiuiiiyniitatiovi,
, *iki iuii• I'v th# Health
<i*•h*■ without charge,
Vk, iiMbr *o many
typhoid
i. it* ifivp thnl wt* will have
mm o*©i mtu Mnv to give all
Mu mi
Dr
Dame
silled,
>
A m 2f). and it in t«» Itr . ofidiii •
I-*
ril fur tin# night a w,e*-k f.u «e
•
nriuwl uf ei ght
week.
Mu»
f hf i i -hot* aie tire©**©FJ for
Ben lie »|t*e* trot conduct lh# • Ij* .
ni hi uu a tit in again ■! the drvaded
e*. hut It © i t annuuvured th«t v „ l r l iMldni 1,,*.* , h l„ , .1
lllll
ft, II M-.ll, *, III I |, ,- 1 * hnhiml .lia.-rtr The pm cnU gO O f
a competent tm rhri wmild I#* tiitvulfhr, im , I,.
m-,,1
l->.. • I'lM ini ntirady having epidemic
brought her©(i -• i» • 4 m ft. lion* In the county
1, ,
• „Ii,miI.I i-t,,,,
1" 1*!* lull it I, In-.I |.. 1,1,1, . 1,1.,,,, » h Iit tie !#■■ than the ©veraga
I'la ,,,,- ,,n hnn,I ruin',ii, j ,‘iitlii- i*'nl «!■ ar*' trying to catch up,"
-in* * ll),' -H|,nly in „a i, i n il)
>■ |"li Hl*b,d I,, |.ai,.||i M'ti-t.l
i-'in ,, if ntrr*,*ry A In,' , )
M«-nnl»t>r* uf the Biiatnn Nravr« 11**1*11 b*'f rootiInina , mi *-•*, i*
who hehl n Dvw wrrjk* Spimg Irarhlnrnlr -hnulil nr-ri !„■ u-,-1
training vIbII here rmlcd IU ii v* " n *hv in irnraiuni (M„nb him , lh,
|»h,,•gn rvnlen thf
itiis©
Sanfurd** rh,-|mr*| „rtlnn |,l imIui-,-''rmwl, oh) r lr r id i »un*hip© ©ml K*'**r. * liancvlnu* war
A full -Irrnm r*f wil,-,
*,
balmy weather", ©rrnnling lu »
l,,i, 1,’tfiil thrown it i, in*,'lu-iiiiii i
cu d rr*#lvafl from Boatun trahi
rr "D oc" Mny*
Jim©* Muugh- In*mI, may r«u*r It t„ I'tplmlr *
•©n, ©ia|>©ttolufi«lun| *»f Pirka tnd i Thr arllun uf * •pray. «h i,h in.,
SlrrcM. who w m in chargt' uf Ih© I br ill*,It* by ..lacing Ihr thumb !
ovrr thr nprnlnr III (hr untile, ■
bmll fluid.
w
The ran) follnw©:
i*h we hud ' I* to hmlrn (hr 1 iiminr of (hr i
(tin.- *4,1 nf ((
©ome of that Hanford woalher. bomb (hu,
|«j**llilr
to
Snow fnd rain and no iun©kin<* <|uirbly It I* nut
Ihrrmlt bomb with j
•Inet w t cam© home. Field rovtred iluviKh I
water *ln< 3 t ^
nxycrn In Ihe I
with anow."
water I* lit lilted to hiatrn r„m*
buallrn, It wa* *lalrd.
The land mr|hod may lie em
ployed br ono person anil It *ucreaaful If u*ed before the fire*
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•tartrd |rl out of control. Only
TAU JU fASSEE, Apr. 15. DP) drv ii ml should b* u»o) A bucket
—Llautanant Wa Kang, member lull o f *snd and a
flei-Uidcd
of a Chines* A ir Korea detach- •hovel With 0 long handle ora
Boston Man Wants
Snnford’n Weather
I ’.S. Removes All •
Sugar Restriction©
Chinese Pilot Dies
In Crash Of Plane
menl In training at' Dal* Habry
Field hare, was ktllad yaaterday
whan ■hla pursuit plana cra»had
•a miles eari of f-s-tma City
'SdSnf^G
mm
IM .
i .in
M iu A r t h u r ’n
head*
<1 tut1 1 , r ^ iinlay an n ou n ced th e
I m t.'i!
S ta te *
A ir
F orce
m ade ,i -m a th in n a tta c k on
tlio
.laimti<*M*-oci'U|kied
a ir
l.,,-.
M anila. Cebu and Da........... tin I'ln lip p in c a .
Hi, \ t. Im ii F ie ld . M a n ila ,
IniiikMi
v,i iv d e a lr o y e d and
i n iiu .it i ilan m u eil at D a v a o
..ii Th. ^Mitiniti (nut nf Man,1.,, ...
.*m*
tNimher
.1, ->111-v h i ititil •rvrral damaged |
|h i > I ( m( i *|ii Ut« «©l© hit, OI»U
|ti,<lmhU stink urn* seaplane ihOI
ili.wf, Hn,I nthrre damaged. Troop
i -n, - tiH .-ti- nitarWcH and (locks
,.i ,i v i li.iia r* v»n r damaged,
Vi i ,d.u in the m itra l group
, f i.i-r.A- Hu..- UHiieporta sunk
Mill
.th.i- Ini
Three plants
m. i .
!..i .i ,»ii Mini several flam-*
i ,
it..i v*ii y mnstderablo
In III* flrmt two wrcki aflrr
I1** rl 11arbor. th« Navy Itcllrf
fW Irly p*kt out thnmih ll*
ll'rit* mar* than $50,000, Mayor
W. C. Hill, chairman o f th* Seminol* County Committa In tha
drlra to rml*a fund* for Dili »oman drn©©d in anhllrr'a appairl,
cWtr, it*tod today •* h* unrod
who flashed the eredrntiat© of the
local tlthona to eontribut* to
Orlando Air Ba*e ©lul ©ucrerdrd
this cause.
in cr thing a l ogu* |1W cherk a»
" I f you haven't yet donated to
the Sanfunl Fla'h Market Bitm
day, madr an adnUhmt “ h»ul’* *-t|
thla worthy rauaa, "Mayor II III
dr*U rod. -then do ao now. The
the ©sm© d*y, |Hilice reveled
money that you tend will br
day,
mad* available f t rneo where
llanvon • ft hoe Fhop * « • (hi•Hiii'il v irllin, ra*hlng a 11 i he# 1*
nreded to farallia of th* Navy,
M’ rin* and Carat Guard nirn.'
Irawti on a Ht itr*hurii* N 1
ti nk, T I h** check « « ■ relui im**I
Check* abould Jio mad* pay*,
bio U, th* Ntvy Sail k f Society
yeatrrri©'- trtarknl no g«o*| <‘hi> f
re d by m m
of
w tu n r r i r u n n in g
• nd ahould b* malted to Hr. Hill.
Hov William© ha* contsctmi the
Ifrp.
Jam*.
Mouyhton.
SamtIt wi* •la ted. *■ ia hoped that
for th© office of Ikenwvrimin
Crlarvdo Air Hasp hi rriard to
UJXM.K0 will be rabad In tne nola County chairman for th* cutJve Committeemm or < unnuit* Information on Hunan, but the
I'lrtriltfij flw A Stull' Klii ( I ■
Victory
Book
campaign,
tld* tccwmaari. Names of the rgfidl* haa received no reply ©■ yet.
nationwide rampelfti.
e»al pn JrCt, the t !#•• la t•» *hti 1
mention aanaaBcad that Preddent Koaaevalt haa lUalcnated
FHdap, Apr. I I , a i Victory Book
Day, In con m aa tln f pa th* rampalrn In Sanford, grp . Houghton
iamad tha faU rw h ff # 01010*011
" V o la Saofard call upon all
Apr. I I . (© > Americana. to da their part to
provide hooka fa r tha armaJ
N I ’ MHEH
P l a n e a, Transport*
Are Struck, Docks
And Hangars Hit
In C’ebu And Manila
Jqdh Say 15 British
Merchantmen A r c
Sunk from Convoy
Syrian tommafldar, is to m -«r -1 J *"1* 1 • n,J. " h
ssnlas t*4 srw y aad r ™ r » l *
*
‘
it a ft "in lln - wKh tin m » policy
.
J ; 0.1
o f France” .
S i.il
I 'j r * *
U. S. Pilots Successfully
Raid Jap Philippine E
Japs in Burma
Relations
between
pn>- ntnc*. Ttmcio
Naxi Franco nnd the United, w‘ f c" tru*Ul'
at i
and r*-*«
States sre verging on so open tieml rr.pon..
break and France's new war himulf withnui
role assumed grave Import- A atJp,f f" in ™
ance on the basis of German c»ptiin „n th*
reports that the French army in w ,«h iniu >»
is to be re-orssoiled. W ell lh"
*'
informed sources said Gen. Tb7ii»iiier |H
Hanrl Dents, former French-i »t>n th* (Hit
A fiw M ln l
House Group R
On Normandlf
needed. Tha bomb fighter upsets
th* bucket spiting nut sand close
WASHINGTON. Apr.
to tha bomb. He sbould us* tha
ahoval or r. take to roll th* bomb Th# Hoao* Naval Oaha
ever onto th* sand. With tha
wM
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Closing Night At Dog Track
IjONGWOOD, Apr. 10. (Special)
—Tbe UMI-4J m ton i t Its Benford-Orlando Kennel Club reach**
, iU ernJ •tontibt with • fail II*
r m card featured by the An Be*
vntr Handicap.
Th* pretrain
bUrta nt Bill o'clock EWT.
Tonight'# program may be tbe
Wet that Central Florida gray*
bound fani *111 • r e f e r tHe dura
tion, i Inca th r-H W * T ihorlago
makes It extremely doubtful that
teeing will be resumed rluxt Fall.
' Bd that aa It may the eesaon
f la expee tad to cloae In u Main of
Fielder
4
C V ek'e I m esa
L H * Hh >
J e h * Adaaaa
M s a l r Xen
M aaU R ise
Lad* tm a a a v ,
K itty f e a r !
or Letters
L80AL
Out Bom
ite of Jitters
By JACK HTINNETT
WASHINGTON, * Apr. ». —
W -rrt* * Other ,a l* M I *«l
roea thdrtabU from a lean who
tunaIdared eae af tbe ,«raot
rsr iT H x i c s - e i T t a r r r
B/ISWSAM
im
probably tbe new*. V S 'th e next
am thsaa arkkh concern extras**
ranees, waste and cbiiailng ea
tbe part of Irber, miaagemeut
^ b b y t Beeanso tetters, U|o(ramj amt odHorlila from rei
rad'you Sere rot Congrats (a
few rnonOs army from election la
MrTMtii
Katharine Hepburn and Speauer Tracy ta "Wajaga af the yea*,"
r mall on aay ipecl \k lame. the cry romance af a *AitM«-g*l” girt aad a ' "iront-’em-roo eft“
my to irouae the
guy, which U aald to fulfill Urn prediction that It will b olhaou t* CAPITAL.
without areuilay _—
In ordinary limes. A lol
alanding picture of the year, will bo at the Bits TVatar, Ainday
me cause yata het up ab
aad Monday, next
pend Ine WtUaUan. 1
tea* bach down the lias 1
* ' ' T*4U C s p H il A s u sa a ta .
reaches the little peopl
RADIO NEWS
’
TODAY*# PROCKAM
BiOO Edwin C. Hill
0:00 Greyhound Cua
«.IS Musical Interlude,
«:20 Fprfft* Reporter *
4:30 Lam and Abner
• :44 Th* World Today
7;0Q Th* Lon* Ranger
7 (J0 Haw’ra I Doing?
8:00 Kate-Smith Hour* .
FARMER8’MARKET
CATE? APARTMENTS
Cates* Building
Mice dean J ream and prt*
rat* bath apartment* famish*
Id *llh llikts, bet and mid
f i a l a g water, O i l y IfJtO
par week payable la adraara.
n c r o « T no* i t f
r n t r o u D rr* T y i n u u x a *
MARMWT
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r u u a i A i u i n u r e j r a _ ..
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re « iN
Be
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C A L ^ m J w i« S ^ P # » 0 « »
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Cate* Apartmsota
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ll.H f .ll
n x io w n —Doe n e e I M - lle
“'“fiJJVffll.'V ,U?fc 118
PS5ESK-SV,IU.,i3.r*
hair damapdi for
thu Ubor-maMga*
and thu wag* end
thu lama rant
com plaints against
or erans*nt Reports
r*
US
TST
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;
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Brush Crdak F?M«
Columbia h : Country
hat
ttt.m .ti
L&AtESU
D a r ts a a d t h e
Mrtlaeo at Moadtr
10:00 Glenn Miller Oraheal
10:1b Jerry Wsrno, songs
10:30 Olga Coefto A Burt :
10:43 Mayra of the World
11:00 Newa Analyela
11:10 8hep b'lelda Ortbcatm
11:00 Qlann Ora* OrthaaLra
ItiOO Linton Well*,
....
11:04 Dunce Orchestral
1:00 News end Muela
TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
S:C0 Morning Round-up
0:00 Prairie Vagabond*
7:00 Breakfast firecities
7:48 Up Move
7:44 interlude
8:00 Mews of the World
■:44 American Benefit
B :» Louisa Witcher at lb* Or4:30'VirginI*
8:14 Musical Inltrludo
#:!• Morning Rhythm 1
'■ ■*" •
T e ta l U * b l U t l u / A M c a p lta t A a to u a ta -------- —
a worn I* AM **b*yeiy*4 bsfses m*.
Style M ortM et
Had
out about
tbe
FHA
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a
**
If^dern
JWW2
, t
,
>|m Vita
brlcated U n d e r
tual Driving Conlona , t . Drive In
Today!
tbeaijM ptag whan tl * pastmin
auly ring* para.
8. H. ENGLISH
GULP SERVICE
HBGRO ICHCKH. WILL ITART
Handlings may b* gfpftad
mature tree for th* purpo
hestanlng their flowering or
Th* school i f ' Mndkrn [odustry
for ■colored patron* will bhcln
OTHES ARE LIKE
AUTOMOBILES
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A im m s
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/’
f '* ■ " f 4 ■' •'
. -.-fir |t ) f . v 4 ' , s
o ic tiiy m
plan
Dneodng your Home.
S:M The Cardan Data
10:00 Children'* Birthday
10:40 Orer the Back Fkeee
,| U B T PH0 NR t i l l
M ortgage
.
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of
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For V ic to r y .,.
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AN IN D EP EN D EN T D AILY
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m
9
2 C . S. A rm y F re ig h t
§ V e s s e ls A r e S u n k ;
T h r e a t T o A u s s ic a
Seem s
D i m in i s h e d
Certificate* To
Boy Typewriters
N a z i A |l F o r c e
In
c re a se s P ace O ver
R u s s ia n F r o n t s ;
H A F S trik e s H a rd
1
M em b er
s Wit Department re
ft . today that CorregiR e v e a ls
gunnefs sank a number P e t e r s o n
nail Japanese boats in
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
M a c h in e s
|ahinjf village of Harbot
W il l B e R e l e a s e d
,bf abandoned Ba4 ©latcdjv reported was More th in 100.000 new lypo-
A rw oclated
P reaa
. ‘^-0
____________________
Group Is Told Work
Should Be Finish
ed Within 60 Days
f
m
.
s *
,
ter- »b* A r* rw * u * t f t »re-rr
Julip Ah Goode,
• Mother of Local
?, Man, Is Buried
folk-wing t b o e c retail re Jackson
■ml Bberldfn campaigns. Later
Vbe mgrrled W alter Benton Goode
-.anfurd could utUia* Ihq, werkmwn developed from auth a courao
| lugi-thef with riW m aten. la that
.re available here lo do needed
vorerumental work that wpuld
he profitable from
< payroll
■t- ndpolnl in the ruuryly Tbla
•uggaitlon wa> approrad by thr
Or Thr ■* photo, show t —n nf the device, used by American Filipino lr-,-p, in «lefen»c of
membar*. and I'reafdenl W. A
B-*ttom. -lr.,U
Lefflrr In.truclrd Mr. Iliaam- |o j Top, I. one f the tank trap , which helped hold off the dap, for » I- ng l-ioe
Chief Roy Wililama Icdiy l«- name a committee lo tee what - piled on « Imdtre nrol then *rl nfire Tt* ,r--«tr Ir l*n*p«utahrui difllrullit t - the in, rideraued a warning t«. merchant a and could '« done With Ihl. prnpoul. .
Chrrlea Morrliann. chairman nf |
realdenta concerning schemes and
_
con-game*"
that are being pulled the Entertainment Committee for I
throughout lb# county br men th* Roetnn Brave., reported fully
who use pitrlo tlim and the ep- on the Boston club, Mr lligtina
parti of men In United
State* f • to teal According to thr report,
render, lo further th eir Illegal I the B ra rr. were rrre much ..t l gains.
, faewl with their lia r here, with the
“ W# bar* htd a couple of .1 'rirrn tio n
of
acrommeal ationa
lempta of thli aorl hero," Chief I’m ld e r t le fflrr o t|lrr«»eil »p 1
Wlllama alvted, "and it wrndd 1precUtion for the Inlrreal ami ’
be also for people to be on lh e |tlm e Mr. Morel-on ga>e ihr Ho.
alert agaln .1 tkl* typo of cenfi ton tram.
deoco rngn.’
| ]{. j|, (ulem an analyini
I S tf ltt*
Saturday night, Bussell Jtun- apeclat budget rei-ort for e bail
yan, tb* nama a man dressed .a 'jre ^ r that-showed the O s m U r of
a aoldier uaod on a check, “etuck1 Commerce la opcrsllfur within It
Ur* Sanford Flab Market with a budget. Tb* question of fund, for
oeraonal check amounting to IIP. the balance of the year n r dl*Df frn»r nffifmla of nine (Vn
Dressed la a soldier'* uniform rua.ed by member*. I’rerent nt
with a garrison cap. and showing the meeting, which was held at the (f»l Kloriiin ruuntlr* iblfriislrti rt
papers which established bis sta Valdei Hotel, were President I-rf
rnnlrf) rier nt DrUmln bI
tion a* tb* Ortaado A ir Base. Der, Mr. Higgins, G eorje I). lh»n I *Mch iii«lr tkrlDin* on Ihr rail no
Runyan succeeded la having the cn, Mr. Colemm, Mr. Hill. D I' 'tig of l lrr« wpi r ri|ilninr«1 b\
llemderc E- F. Ilousholder, G. A I \V. C. Shernmn. Simla1 mtl« Timf i
cheek cashed whit* p urrhs.lng
evrion of cigarettes from lh* Speer, J r , Mr. Morrison. Mr | i-lrnlniRlrBloi R i- ji r «■■ «* n l i n r ,
Wsttofi and Mr. W lllbm i.
■lore.
V
vc»g|no1f‘ f'nuiilk .41 r** A II l“* i
l»M \ nr I : • .•■
I hr f. f -a ;
Later, police found out ho had
r \ lh n, *.r
I r mon, ro (■tilinnl'ii *«f I hip Itulion
resold
tb* eocaretire
negro
acid tbs
cogarelto* to a n■if T|.p S| to- t ,neon.I
| rig lin*r«I . It It W ight, n fiinuI
won* a m|*tn
boy for Tic. Inquiring u t a local
Hu' Ihr l x 1k \'IU »
| *-#r of th r Ip
«n<i Mr i'rle
* innmnilv
bank, on which tb* chock waa
■
•*'
tn
K
V
t
«•!«
I*
'1
*
i
I ■ofl'* iw rr U r) , MIm Dorulh) f
it flout ill
' n*
distort
>if> i iin«ii v»iIV b »«
Pop#.
a rn ln in |
tuck aecot
IM* 111tl “I th 1 Ul*‘ )htn
N|H« nmfu»t«o haul li-erri m«n _b II
o f I h e lr virf’ kly f»ny "•
chrcVing Wr
Out mir nmtin «httl]
VtI f Ik
ifrtittl
on
Mririnl
of
th
r
flrlniiril
• i'lJiyirur Wm llou.In M>
Tbo Oily. Commlaalon will hold
I "T in* lilp urid t-»o |m r," ft
‘ W ln rlftre ’ feet, tig h t Its semi-monthly mealing tonight ‘riRtTUelioriB nn?! BpcciflcationR whrlht'f
hull In- "nil tilin' fnr E x .i* -iml. rnllkng attention \
ln
W
in
the
tire
rationing
rv
tfu* fm t ihat the mime of Ihr
a l lbs City Hall, storting a t 7:30
*’
nolrement". snd Mr. Rherman pro virlorv
D e fifi-r
S a YIn |**
rtondi
ami
o’elcck.
iK u IIHf I hi* f AlTVR •• Vt*| I!fill'd*r
Ihe aniwrrr. la many qies- I tr|iFi
s
» —« » ■
•ml*!ivr« nf Ihr
«lrfrn»«* S im n fu hits I'MPi-ti c h a n g n l In \V*n
th a t hn. puttied offkrljU • fevin g Ri f f n f Ih r l rn l ( H S l » lr w
Tb* moating
Ilofbdijk reml Slump*
was ' cancelled today on account of tho eountie*.
Mi i‘vnn* hrei Iborn refifHiintid
Tn-MMin w»|| emimviir to give
Mr, Bhrrman rrvr»lc«l thM n jevrrv Hnrhtian oft on|H>rtiiiiity to rh n iiiiin n o f th e ' T v c iy A m e n
of lb* R otary’s -Lodi*. Night'
i « tmllHfirnl **■ I*rere f I hire i
f (>«llll»«»4l <*« I"**# TiRFff)
* h k b w ill fct bald Thursday.
j aigfi n voluntary nliitgr (<» invr*i
i in R ir Irtirvln r r I Ftimp! at ?«•
1gul»r inirrvgh. Thr ilflvr ’rgln*
«l*atlre«#4 Ore !*■*• T I i m )
Chief Wijliams
Warns Citizens
of ^Con-Games”
County Officials M eeting To Organize “ Every
Am erican D rive” W ill Be Held
A ttend D efense
M eet At Orlando
Alien Calls On
Ration Head
Answers Questions All Citizens To
On Tire Rationing Aid In Campaign
Chairman Of "Kvory
American Canvas«"
I'rt;t‘H ( ’o-operalion
3 Year Old Colored
Boy Killed By Car
, a * -* •* *•=*■_-J._:-1- —Il'V*
-
181.
#-_________
Traps Used by Gallant Defenders of Bataan
O r v w w talH r * w .|
St ting that
the rntlre job
m is obiwrcrd the flret *nnl'
annl- thoukl hr finlihret vi.ihln *0 day*.
of tier neutrality P ‘Ct | Volk k ’lllltrm i, -hi- ka. the ronwltk Japan today by
warning \
j or j ^ u| | ng m l for thr prepfojt t , u 'lK c .' anford Airm rlter., moaUv portable "iciJfl*, Tolreo to llvr up to .irw t Id le r j
w rrr to k« released for rmllonhi* • f lh* rgrewment.
I port, gore p rumplele report on
Im U I .' recording* to tntorWlotJon * ‘RtA.F* bomber.. In ilown
^ T lh e nTOkrem. roar' lu-lrtg -mail# i f
ih . luncheon mrellnd
recaived from A rt In* PHe«* AH- dual r*kl». H ated the occupied lh# f j ,|J
the Gcrmop Ruhr I f
of the K irculivr, Unancr.
-niniatrator John E- H>mm of *{“ jrWich Acooat.
— *Italy
*—I— TL
— —• G
- oqaI- —
* . -.
t
Thr Germans
Road*. Avi'tiun
anda s I.ive
CPA b r -A. B. Petenon of the , p)| northern
i .aimed 14 ( tlarking pi n r. were tUxk Committees i»f the Chamber
ef Commerce, Recrriarjr E Jv trti
Quarters Vnncmiiood'ike eompleto; according to a W a ib la g tra d la - downed
The Nail air forqe Inc reared Its II Lf | In* stated Sat unlay.
* - * Bataan after the patrh yastardty, *be lypowrltar
*0*
ove
rR
u.ila
in
aupnort
of
iptirnlng will b* deUyed until
An Inereaa# of IfO percent In
igkt countrr-olt'cka fooling out the acre ge of com planted In
neat Monday. Tbo —
Red
pn.ltiona,
but
Hu*.Ian
leadr
?jninoie
f'ountv this season wsa
McenwhllC. the titraat to Aua- t* !•* relcaood ! » ■ *bef
cunfident they could isttmatral by Countv Agent (’. II.
i
BTTH (lock* of ll»d*P*nd*flt eU- r r i nrunalnril
lla diminished with
smgah
Ihr
German
thla
army
Dawt4>n. Hr also told member! #f
[butrra. wholesaler* and do»Vor».
f n u l p m ota nf Allied
the operations ri the livestock
r. Peterson «Utqd, ,
m f
who .truck new blows' at
Ao Ibn w a n in c-arm lei aparred Committee and of meeting with
No nuotv har w oom >«t for »nr
today.
an d * . gWre*00 mil. aluahy front, Mr Sherly, Mr Partin snd f'ounty
I nr gunner* fWf
Cof1
a #*»* of confidence In victory
nl Junr
Gunn rf
Dwrol*
lor ymlrrxUy
|tM
rf<nr bu' the
g k ' I'T
> « t. relay tw
t« tu
« i recurj “ oth ^ over the Germans went up ami ( uunty
In real nl In ll«- frwllng
» » r. o i/a p a ijo a * V mhr » I rla of* t h o co w o ty for anyone down tie Soviet Union t*day uf .luck on celery farm- Mr lllgnd’ enemy o rtiljerr battrrle* fir who can qoajlfy. Mr. Feleraon en touching
____ each of Ru*aia'a 100, am . .t.tr.1 Mr D .- .on -ill take
ing ctitn the Island fortress from noottc-vd.
(00,000
coer from the luwlleat Volga I up tin m atter of ita rlln j . feedInn cldc..
Elilfbfe lo race Ire purehaatng Ijoatipan *i “Pape" Michael lean- In* projrel In th . munty under
A m .it r i f t fire from the fortfor now end used
*yP**,o*lcb Kalinin.
-Mr Hhrely'. euperviawn
rr<« kept the enemy plant* at w'Ip*
rttare ara prime
tcntractqrpl
Kuaslon* u y It I* g*>d I Hoary W * u « , reprerentin* lh*
re:.-h Ugh altitude, -a W ar De
o u r *rtrtT
egwCY «
af «
Uw
heoDky option.
optlmUra baaed on ever* Chamber of ( omrnrrre
t ho
two* at
1 -10
•
|I WAky
r a ilm e n t cohtmun'K)Oe
Id.. mat
that with W
---------. -----s- e—
;Bu rd of the
Hanford
Trad#
the itantarr Uifllrl :\ by the bomb. ^ ’X
thM
-Whll*
yoatordoy'*
communique
t'-choo),
reported
nn
the
.illtllie
a
uas " lijrlit anil only • few priorily nllaa- of T* perconl
t, r . IV*.
repotted only local!ud action* (of the whool. pointing nut Ihil I
c e u tj lk s were snU lned by oor Ulabrr,
Thla Hat appllir* to i
and 11pasted U* fam iliar p h ra ^ •»*»' clavi of th*M
mrn w"*
fr-a*.
bines.
th at no iubotaatlal changea hod t'a d u a l. within the n e .t Mi .lay*
— T V Jrpnnm * n n «
•« * > .
*r» qualify for takart place, RtueUm nram w l up I"1 *•» twpobt* of liking thel#
r - tllrr- had
■tale
planIn
defense
indualrlea
reaaona for optimismi
tbatr. there
th r country
* Flret, and >kora sH, thay be- throughout
Mr. Wit-Oil also preaenleil the
th# lowg .agpaeUd flprtng
fvnsive. prospect* for th* r.tablbhm ent
of
a br t twlldlng court*
_ , _
the
He tut|
e v
trtil. V Mual
wore mod ifed .fa s t n lih t w ith da*
•trey td r f r serlouily/ damaging
at lew«t ,**.*8 fnrw y/ plane* and
wpresdinjr flaming ruin among
iivwdrtV allpa and mllllary «n A -i priority ta lln f Mwfpkprra,
e«ubll«liniajua. ,
periodIrala and radio trondenatlny
i l i lions, regularly engaged In the
dlaaotn (nation of newt, and govem inent owned corporation*.
In all a f thoao rases, typewriter* may b* told o r purchased
only upon exchange of a m rtlflevte from Um rationing Board,
Mr. Pelerton said, end emphasised
r *
■
9 no rebating allp will bo Issued
Juft* A ndm oii Goode, mother aonly
the
applicant ha*
of B rH Jack ton Good* nf tb it thownwhen
Immediate need for a type
lit* died In Broklyn N. Y. on w riter to c a re r on the dull** that
Apr. K and, w ie burled In the
the applicant, allgib)* to ob
family plot In E rergrren Cemo- make
te rr there, Mr. Him), who made tain a mac hi no.
I t we* addad tb i t tho rental
a flying tr ip north la bo a t hU
mother** bedfsd*. resorted opori elauaa of tho order permit* anyone
-to rent typewriter*, b at dealer*
xiw rrtu n f to Sanford today.
S Mr*. Gooda.-wa* bom >Is Fit- war* urged to a how preference la
N t'M H E R
Strike Nearer To India, Are
55 Miles Below Vital Oil Fields
Airport WiD Be
Completed Soon,
Willi ims States
; LONDON, Apr. II—
—
Liase-Lewd
eapert
Harry
Uspklaa held a kog roofertr.se with Ruaalaa Amkaaaador Maisky today o ltk Ik*
pel me cklectle* » c * a t lb*
U rrrtojag (loo ef rqulpa■cut
t* Soviet treopa.
RONDS * STAMPS
N K W S I'A P K Il
SANFORD H ERA LD . MONDAY. ATRII, 1.1, 1912.
Soviets Warn
Japanese?To Japs
i Stay Neutral
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
l b
City News Briefs
Company CWU1 Be
Inspected Twi c e
Chinese Hold Fast On
Fast Burmn Front;
Uripps’ .\fisHion Is
Apparent
Fnilure
till %r*oH ■l g«4 F rrait
A Jit|intte*i* cnltim n s tr u c k
t i n t r r r i<> H u ru in ’.v m n in oil
firdtl-t ninl i h r g a te w a y to Inum ti x lm . linTtcririK n o rth u iin l from SinliuujDMve, 70
miU'v rnirili n f I’m n ie m itt R5
n tili'- Iwlrrvv tin- v ita l Y enn m m int’ ml rb'i-i-iL s. A s r r m nl |H iu rrfn l ,in n - io n co lu m n
hit ut ih e miiltlli- o f
th e
AHf.,1 Ihne -ooiPo orh of TnPn/)-iiiy-ye t l-ine.i x tcrnri. I-Id
frt-t iiuimot c.rn, i ntrated aerial,
.,o-l pun fire nh-nt: the ea*lern
gl' l ‘’f ,'f IHr* iltlf nil M' front.
Sir M.tffot t rn p r» , IIr itain'«
« ml t m n>, i t Utrneil to Idintlnn 1«wln) hiw rin«*Hin li* rnllftt
Imiiit*" m IIhmi* mi nrhvr «n|i;Mirt
Vllia • im lm j in ;ipi«irr*nl
| ii iiti i r
Til** llnli*K ‘li *i*b**"rI ■■»ffir 1ally
|o*in) (hit! rft li n«t Ihfi’a- JupnrirR!
Iintll' ‘hl|!-, f»\ * diirfnft rnrrlfrB,
ji fviitikl'Ht"« f li*.*lit ht’iit v rrtilR
filial ri iiimr ron - (ir*tntyffd ftr**1
t'|h fnllt'k' r Ht JLi v «‘f HvftgAl,
ihirrttrn *ig Im•1•tt - limu ms<l
lirw
I 1hr
I. I,- f ihf airv r»f
I l»r 1*!«..»IV * f “«a. 1
1h« Bnv Ilf
nirtii** i'\ 1‘tim r MmiiiUr
|< h rhill, M|M»iiittg i ltif Hour"
nf t tvnunM'f - 'Mi 1K. iii-t nf three
Ilislihli 'Aiit 1m| to *Ahlrli hr ffllil
ha.! rift vv.jiktiirl thr »niif iflfiir'
i»i III itk-1........Minnnilimi* ml mi rnl
i tin If*, Sif Ji'HH • Seam* r> 11|f*. Mf
f htin MU >ii <In 11«1 iHml J t«|»nrM,n»
plitirf I *m * writ 11r im ) in at Id- L» *im f r-ylabfb, nM*l lutmittM
Ihr Hnn-K otiffinsl t*i n lFtk*rf
r )!tTl Imt m r *1)
-r n h 'f t s c jiin rili pif*
•"»! in filuuih
ti. i he >i<a1
| Cm'M- nf r'Mfmt (fir in k Ullt
right inti thi Kliter) |« ft a Itig fir
1frntli il In t h»n*
Ifreitw irT»f4fr
th, r-mid iu rt>f >( IV Ml
H#n
J,’*, ph Vi. >ii| )*.li -t- cmI firm nn
i ii> S«d mi )*i I mi* mi ih
out h nf
l«Mmh ruii<i .1 M %fir 1Min ,
IDoss Is Instulled
As Exalted Ruler
of Sanford Lodge
f- r.1 I „lp
'h.
r-fa*. tn.ei Ir red
t *« imlil I*•*1♦■ Ititii-l h, r*
in ’mril hi) nl km trill . Mm r i - M«»*-
i *i»l r«*itiihI livitmut* k n i g h t ; W,
• Tlii iffn n. *i*r»ptflrv, Jfihn G.
|L inter. lrrfi**iirrr llnrrv Thi»r«-
• n r i |tn r r . Hugh Wa Ir t ■. Gler;
K i IWp
r h h11 1-ii t i . n net J
nM inner |Minr<|
t M'hdl'l)
W
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Rr**t
"i i Th* r*)oii » rrc nnmftl
II
K uitrll «n*
*i‘irflfi1
,ii'»I piml relit mg rin llrd
i . Mui m i i <>« i- bJic
Ii.llcrtirthe m rrting
ill'*
I
i It Urttkrv elmtf mnn of Ihr
v., j\ nl o*u Atin> diivr In r»i*o
fiio.i- f it tIt** nignntirelmu’* hnd, I mrI*i r r • •t d tin* Elk*. Iili'l iurkfh
kk41* *rt \ tti
Davis Shows Prepare
For Opening Of Fair
Tin Jrhn It I'nviv ’hows nnnr
fin* pul t in j UP tents id p rrM ft'
tin t l••r ihe 'uvenmif of the Bnnii*
noh- <Uunty Fair, re huh v*ill start
huuorrow, under th*’ ■piinBorvhip
of the E<ir A****1!'tion of th«
rnunl)
Krre liet* and manv rtdra will
i»»' revadahie tn thr puhltr a t tHii
fehere rehieh i* an rn m u l
ocJulian R, Ailnma, Jr., »l«linnr<l euranre.
vulh Ihr I' nil chI Htatra Army Air
r«ir|M nt Hpenfe Field. ICeultrie,
Wilbur C. King, candidate fnr (in hnv Ihf*rn promotH to thq*
member nf the Florida Railroad rank of Fir»t Livutemint, it h»b«
Commlnlon, visited Sanford Frl- Jrtir iu d thi* morning.
day In hit cftitiptlfn tour cf tho
Lt. Ailretna rrcelvet! hi» wing^
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 »H ^1
•Utf.
and » in rommlialonetl a flr<um<l i —Hulirrmp Court today upheld by
A mrmbrr of th« Ilird re Coun Yeieutrnnnt last Acguat. H« ha* i - I I vole A Clreull Caurt de
ty Iloard of Commisa loners for 10 r Instructed several claaaea In ad- cision which w a. Interpreted la
year* pnri chairman of Ihl* board* vanred flying, among.them a claw* make it I'lelnu* to rharr* * pubfo r all year*, Mr. King declared, of British cadet• who hare re- Ik of/lcl'l with rnli-romiUm. Tb*'
" I want tho people tn giro agrl- turned to England,
e«lt wsa brought by Rep. Sweeny
culture and the citrus Industry
Lt. Adams, tho 12 year old lD -0hle) **alnat the Behepectsdr
rapreaentsUos on tho rommlaalon eon of Mr. and Mr*. J. Boa* Union I'ubtlahlng Company r fnr
by elecllrtg mm who la fam iliar Adam* of this city, i* lb* young- tb* r>uLllrolion of iU lere*nl «1 »)•
with their problems. Help mo, eat First Lieutenant a t Bpenco Iweed lo ,hrv« *pn**red In UM
•o I can balp you."
Field. H* I* now aaililant commandlng cfflcor to a squadron Bound" column th a t be la CM
In*- lb* appalnlmewt of a VM
[
n
of ln«tructor*.
lodge nn ere until th at bo t
i*to
of
Bern
I
no
la
“FBEESC* LABOEt
I latar aUendod Jew. The dccl.bwi ordering g i
tr l-l o f the HMjMO case w*a
beld.
Julian Adams Gets
Men, Women Workera In Salvation
Lieutenant Rank
'Army Drive Hold ‘Kick-Off Meeting Candidate Wilbur C.
— —
'f a r UM M*n‘a and P. Thvrmond, Betty H umphrar.
Voreou'a. P M rt*a* «f the M r * . f Mr|, Helen Peara/m. Mrs. J.
Um A m y csm palga U raise th e, r . Courier. Mr*. Marcus Tyre,
IM S b « | f t M H i M t moot tblai Mro. J . D. Ray, Mr. J . G. T attir.
a t eagrealgq kioitarer 1 w q Mr*. A. J. Pelerton, Mrs.
gathering a s . Fred Mycra, Mr*. H, -W. VVU«le,
gat under I M«. D. A. Caldwell. Mr*. R. A.
Wood* re.'Cobb, tin . J. D. Woodruff. Mr*.
on worker* are: II. J,
II. K’ Took#, Dr. L. T.
pmond Ball, Vfad Bmltk.
Prahk Woodruff, E. C.
B. W. W are, W. A,
Frank Share*#, A. F.
Rimcoo T aylor, H. II.
,W . F. Kilbeo, Julia*
r . Letter T harp. Dr.
, Q. E- McKay, anil Otto
I . ; E. Rowland, Frisk
W. Hal). t» B. U abpr,
impbell. It, E BdcUns,
dcF*.
F.
Monies
F..
King Visits Sanford
Libel Decision Is
Upheld By Court
ssa
rfflv c'fcsai
immlHlon toI4 a Hottoa contmll• Woj W ^w l "aome, form of
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MONDAY. APRIL !S,
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
“Every* American Canvass”
IN THE BOOMERANG COUNTRY
Many Americana who have not yet been called upon
for ictfve participation in the nation's wsf effort have
tohfc bein wondering what they could do to help. Within
the next few days they will be given an opportunity to
chow In some tangible manner their whole hearted sUt*
port of the defense of their country. They will be asked
to sign a pledge indicating how much they can contribute
In dollara and cerfts to the purchaae of the armaments
of war.
—**rflaJaw laela County the drive begins on Friday under
the able chairmanship of Frank Erana and will last through
Monday. Volunteer workera will aeek to contact every
American in the county and secure from him a pledge to
set aside a certain fixed percentage of his income for tlu
purchase of War Savings Bonds or Stamp*. It Is the desire
aft*
TODAY’S PROGRAM
6:00
6:10
6:15
6:30
6:45
700
7:30
H:C0
6:30
6:45
Edwin C. Hill
Interlude
•
Sports Reporter
Lstra snd Abner
The World Trdar
The Lone Ranger
Blondie
Vo* Pop
Make Mine SB
Interlude
,
6:65 Umer DaVl* atof the N>««
U;C0 Radio Theatre _
10:00 Serncntde — Freddy Mirtin Orth. ■
'
■C:30 term (nee M Latin America
10:45 rirwa o> tne world
11:03 Newi Analyeii
11:16 Lou Breeae Orchestra
It JO Guy Lombardo Orchestra
12:00 Linton Wells, new*
12:CO Dance O uheetr)
6.*00
6;M
7:00
7:45
7:55
6:00
6:15
6:30
6:35
6:45
U:C0
0:16
H1BLB VBBSB FOB EODAY
T H E GOLDEN RULE: There
for* all things whatsoever ye
would th a t men should do to you,
do ye even so |o them: for this
la the Isw and the prophets.—
Matthew 7:12.
Clllee
(From The Washington Tost)
Your cities haVe Iwtrsjfhd you,
prfdeful men I
The gate* you set against the
enemy
In sudden thunder like a wave go
down;
Your towers crumble snd each
■Iona Is free.
Thus la their strength a leaser
thing than yodra,
A lesser thing than Idood ami
bone and fkllhi
Listen! Hear how a falling rlty
pours
A found of sorrow mightier lhan
death!
Leave now their false and smoking
promises,
T vm to the humble land from
whence you came,
Which flrad the light Into your
lonely ayes,
W ithin your eager breast raea
love |U ftatne.
Sink deep the furrow ; safe In your
heart, your hand,
T bs groan, unbroken promise of
the land.
DANIEL WHITEHEAD MICKY
ir.Mbitlon In Wsuehula Isst weak.
Down In Hillsborough count* a
candidate for tha State Bens la haa
Just been railed Into tha army.
Business Is not bad fof soma
tderahanu n iard le a a of priorities.
Folks trade at homa now whether
,
they w ant to or nob
Texas Is laying claim to tha
Ua o f raising the best spinach,
hat still doesn't make It very
tod spinach— Florida Advocate.
Say to n hava It.
Eo f a r thera h>*e
been
no
•turnm aat restrictions applied
i . women's hate. Par Ha be tha
Y S Is waiting to abolish Ihans
n lw
too l a t e t o c l a ssify
Over the hill trailed a man behind > mulr drawing it
plow, Skid the m«n to the mule:
"Bill, you am ■ mu!*, the non of a Jackman, and I am
it MMh mxde lit the inuge of God. Yet, her* wc work,
pitched up together yemr in mnd yexr out. I often wonder
If you work for me or I work for you. Verily, I thlnlr It
a partnership between m mule and a fool, for surely I work
ox hard lui you, If not harder. Flowing or cultivating wo
cover the eame dUtanee, but you do It on four lege and 1
on two. I, therefore, do twice aa much work aa you do.
"Soon, we'll be preparing for a corn crop. When the
crop le hhrveeted 1 give one-third to the landlord for being
/ k>kind aa to let me uaa thla entail peck of God'a tinlvemo.
One-third goes to you and the baUifca la mine. You con«UJtte.all of your pdrtlon with the exception of the cobe
While 1 divide mine among eeveti children, six henx. twr
ducka and a banker. If we both need shoes, you get them.
Bill, you are getting the beat of me, and I ahk you,.la it
fklr for a mule, the eon of a jackaaa, to awlndle'a man—the
Lord of Creation—out of hie aubataneaT
"Why, you only help to plow and cultivate the ground,
and I alone miiat cut, shock and husk the com while you
look over thotputure fence and hee-haw at me.
"All Fall and moet of the Winter the«whole family,
from Granny to tha baby, picks cotton to help raise money
to pay taxes and buy a new harness and pay the Interest
on the mortgage on you. And what do you care about the
mortgageT Not a damn! You ornery cuss. I even have
to do the worrying about the mortgage on your tough, un
grateful hide.
"About the only time I am your better, Is on election
day, for I can vote and you can't And after' election I
realise that 1 was fully as great a jackass aa your pupa.
(Verily, 1 am prone to wonder If polities w en made for men
By RUSSELL KAY
T hanki to Thurman Ari'"><l'«
courageous ci|io»* of RtamUril
Oil*, unholy alliance with thr na
lion's enrmlra, the spotlight nf
an enraged public r pin loo switch,
nl from harassed Labor U> —ulleaa. grasping, grred-craied kade n o f Industry.
Hluiuteil, am aird and aliatllusloticd, American cltlsrna, bis sn.t
llttls, read and reread the nrnw
dispatches tbal g a s . . th r -urld
tha disgusting story of Hiqndsnl
Oil’s sordid practices.
Fathers and mothers of $21-sihonlb fighting men struggled
with their blood pressure ns
clenching fists closed viciously on
the newspaper that brought them
tha facta. Men and women who
hare ceased using their cars l*>
help conserve rubber, who had
been blaming Hitler ami Hlrohllo for their plight, aarnk* to a
Frankenstein within their gatoa,
Tha Information th at Germany,
with Standard's synthetic rubber
iavailable I K i s m U M a i W t o d
to Emory S. Land, head of tho
Way Shipping • Beard.. Tbe totals
bora- Impressed the harried Ireneno elation chiefs. Tbaro a n , far
Instance, tome MO vessels cap
able of carrying up lo S00 Iona
Current Comment
You buy 'em, w ell ftF
a has wrtUea a II-chipitWgaaU
* x x i
Atlantic Coastal
Waterway Answers
Submarine Threat
served lo d ear her head.
,
American boys were dying for
lack nf guns; American shins
went down for lack of aerial pro
tection: Mr A rthur fought with his
hack to the wall. Government
dilly-dallied, fiddled, fussed: la
bor and management bickered,
balked, pouted.
'
Sleepy American rubbed heavy
eyes again and ones mors looked
a t, .th a dock.. Good grlaf, It
wasn't raH* a t Sit—It was lata,
plenty LATE)
America leaped
out of bed and dashed for a cold
shower, wondering how In hell
she got In such a Jan*. ’ It wasn't
a pleasant awakening for Ameri
ca realised she was late to WORK
and there wasn't any rubber for
her ear so she had to walk nr
catch tha bus. Breakfast wasn't
so hot either, thera waa only
ana spoonful of sugar for tha
coffee.
America waa awaka a t la s t
Thera was a Jcb to do,-a big Job,
and time waa abort In which lo
do IL Rushing lo tha task, she
found her progress blocked by
picket linta—ehe dldnT Ilka It.
F arther on she joshed **
mu
nerum u ■ „ »
f*’* " * 1 .J»ulk of the Normandie the Armies of the United Nations
lying half submerged In New York ^ or, r u * worW. Now tke
Harbor—she dldn t like “ **, ra id s are (elng asked for new
sg aln stf
m
RADIO NEWS
the whole group.
As trying and disrouragti
such Steuanras ara la this
of tho n e t w a frair»ff gart|
navarthslesa ara a healthy
and Indicate an owahenlna
Uonal spirit,. • kindling
which Mho a prMrie flra la *
LONfsWOOD
Wooden bargee for bulk* ernro
uld be built In any .quantity
I W affkcthtg tha ■vHsiT m atab
T h i to p tL t church hod a h m
ongragatKui on EoaUr montlng
than Mr. Uwle fiwsa DaLoJW
irs ached. Thant ware tr t W u
Irw uf sn a n g m o n ta usd special
rtrised If It does presidential
fmanco and r -band of dalar-
.TKiu'URsrs-rc
Moraine Roundup
Prairie Vagibonds
nrvakfasl Bravitlea
Up News
Musical Interlude
New. of the World
D rain Mondi .
Virginli
*
Inlrrlude
Prank Atewrrl Kn ter lain*
Morning thnrotio«(
American fichiol of the
Air
0:45 lip News
10 1)0 Mararl
IC:CS Music Room
10:10 Over the llark Fence
10:14-lull rm rtin for String*
Stepmother
It :45 Woman of O u n c e
ll:O0 Mary Lee Tralor
11 15 At Home with Bally M rr
tin
■*
11:50 Bright llnrlin::
11:45 Up New*
11:55 I m i n m Resume
I2:C3 Kate Smith Speaks
12:15 American Benefit
12:20 Interlude
12:50 Din retime
12:15 flur G al’ Bund iy
1:00 life Can Be Be’ullful
1 15 Woman in White
t 30 R ridtr School cf the Air
1:45 Road of Life
2:C0 Younp Dr. Ilalooe
2:15 Joyce Jordan
2:30 We lo r e And Lrara
2 45 The Go Idh e ro
3:00 Matinee M uslnlr
3:16 Mark Hawley, news
3-30 Kitten Fariwil
4:00 Tunes from the Tropics
4:15 Living History
4:30 Joey Kearns Orchestra
1:45 News
5:00 The Milo Twins
5:15 f d t We Forget
5:30 IHsle Farm Club
5:45 Kraltrrgood Baines
I.
Apr.
IS,
■ook, British lease lend
:»r In the United
l ycytender from en™&!
V brief visit
N iiu g .
lilt to Naaua.
M. ft. SMITH
State Legislature
CROUP ONR
*
4F«t4 F * lllk a l A i l . l
VOTE FOR
L B. MANtf
State Legislature
Group Two %
Farmer For S3 Years And
Knew* The Needs Of
SEMINOLE COUNTY
(rule a■anneal * a ..i
—
» -
D. VARNER
Centnl Avenue
Orlando, Florida
231 W.
We W hh To Annonnn
That We Have On Hall
FOUR LOTS OF
GOOD USED CARS
With Excellent Tin-*#
HER —
J. A. MARTIN
SALESMAN
WASHINGTON. Apr. 18- 0FV-
Tho government is studying the
Question of putting restrictions on
the foreign longusgs press In the
United Buie*. It was learned
yesterday. 1
. .
Officials arid there was no
Q u e stio n about the power to tie r rise control over th# approxtiaatai f >•*» publications, Authority
la ample, they raid, under tho
*■*7 Trading with the Ensm*
,legislation.
Ae\
“Wl*
rac*3t
Tho major problem
w as dewtrihod aa tha extant and
WE BUY
• Scrap; Iron
•M e ta ls
• Raffs & Baffu
fclO
Ph.
:
:: BaafMtf A r t.wws«
< • tm—
�PA LE
TIIE SANFORD rfERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
a
Activities
,
T e lrp h o n h 148
MRS. LOURINK DUAL, B eeM f t A b t
er
Social Calendar
0
MONDAT
Tha Busins** Won
lira . J*a Corley, chairman.
meet with Mr*. Corley on Cam*
cron Avenue a t 8:00 r.M .
/U U JiU A l
0 The itx a ru a Claw of th e F irat
B aptlit Church will m a tt a t the
home of Mr*. H. A. Moreland,
1110 Palmetto Avenue, a t 8:00
P J4. with Mr*. A. M. GordnUr
and Mr*. J . B. Aahlty aa eo® ^ h e Fhllatbea Claaa of the F irat
B aptlit Church' will meet a t the
home o f MU* E ra Cunningham,
ISM Myrtle A rrno* *t 1:00 P. M.
There will oe a board meeting
of tha Sanford Garden Club a t
0 t h t home of Mr*. J. H. Cot*
clouffh In Ilo»t Court at 10:00
A. M.
WEDNESDAY
A dc**c rt brUlje and Chinaaa
thicker* D irty, al la Pan-Ameriascan will be glvrn In the Woman1*
^ T lo b W in n in g at 1:30 o'clock,
sponsored by the Social D epart
ment. lloate»*r« will be Mra. F.
E. Roumlllal, Mm. U T. Doe*
and Mra, Herman Morrl*. Raaerration* muil be mide by noon
p T u e a 'ijr by telephoning
Mr*.
'Dora.
T il. IISIIAY
The Tf.s.m-n -1 Ciut- will meet
In the Court House at 8:00 I1. M.
Member* i f the Junior Choir
of the h i m HaptUt Church are
—re q u e u e d 'tn m eet at 7:30 P, U.
preeedlivr Prayer meeting fo r re
hear** l».
FRIDAY
Boec Circle ot the Sanford G ar
den Club will meet t the bom*
•
Mr*. W. H. Tun Id Iff* In South
^'S anford. at 10:00 A. M.
Pan-American Dance
Given Bv Celery Fed
Decoration* In keeping with
the l‘an. American them* were
employed for the ilanee given In
the City Hall on Friday erenln
ilng,
sponsored by the Celery Fed Siu J f
. of Seminole High School.
Dancer* added much aplrit to
the nee**inn by appearing In tha
n a i u r t * of “gay senoritaa" and
"cahalltroa" dancing to th a mu.
*te t f the "Conga” and “ Ilhum .
ha".
I MIts Betty Corrodl w ai ch air
man of the decoration commit tee
for the dance, e n tile d by the
following: MD» C hryianthe Kent*,
tag*; MD* Florence Well*, adver
tising; Mia* Lola Caldwell, mu
.a le ; and Mi** Potty Hedge, chap’ eranea. " t
8"
*
Identification tag* were gay
colored Mtmhrerai.
Ctaperooe*
were the Misses Kathryn Lawten Relwcra Steven* and Phylll*
fltrllh.
Three turn (lartctng were: tbq
Ml. ere Mary Jane Bobnolta
Caldwell, Patty I lodge,
DlaHlon, Loclll* Hall, K,
W i'irtru, Helen IIutchtaon,
I by 1‘ope, June North, II i
Pick, Helen PhUlpa, Jean
Piggy Duncan, Dorta
Martha Wight, M arty Partin*;
Nancy Colima,
S yhte Matach,
Lola Meriwether, Gwen Hay**,
Mlmi Altman, Betty Jo Andaraon
1 Ann Wiggins. Betty King, Gladys
Tlpuln and Lilian Walsh.
Alio, Herman Middleton, Edward Marshal), Chart** Sm ith,
Jack Herring, Donald Johnston,
Mathew Haabrouck. Bill B ranan,
| Randall CcBlaa, Orien T a m il,
Jr.. Harbart Moreland, J r . Kir*
h r Fit*. Dabby Johnson, Bpamce
Win lama, Al Robocn, La* Bot
net, J r .,
P ath , Ralph W *L
Herndon, Jlmmla Ridge, X
Arm bo star. Billy Hsmdon,
Jack Stand Ifor.
Atao, B ar Pew. J r , t
tlodff*, Wallace Albritton,
Holly bead. Ralph Smith. J r , Hi
WholthoV J r , Ed WUto. C
• CJvcrrponlrur, K m ay Echols, cfifford Proctor/ E dgar B tegrr. J r ,
Bam Thormand, T rap BcuHnaao,
George T rap te . Elmore CJrodkk,
L ock T « M p l{ Jatai Rktonao, Hgr-
Given In Honor
Air Men
_____ 100 anllatad men
Orlando Army A ir Baae,
officer In
accompanied W their
0
attended the
riven by the
_____ Auxiliary of the Holy
Crtaa EpMcvpa) Church In tha
Pariah liotsao on Saturday areifluyT
*
An IMprsastra stag* decoration
cod*latad of tall bamboo and a
U rge “V " of red, white and blpe
S l j l M l h f r lire * baaket filled
with tad ' a n d White gladioli and
tiripoahlHk1 and' bln* delphinium.
A largO1American Flag w ai alio
dltplayed.
The dance Oai tha firat la a
eerie* to b* held in Sanford and
w ai acclaimed a lucre** by all
thotd Ih charge. A gam* room
waa toad* available for thoae who
walbatl to play ping pong, bridg*
and OMhan* checker*.
Frdta tw o table* corrred with
Imported land doth*, punch wat
carved th e gpeata by Mra. II. II.
Coleman and MY*, Re L. Cornell
at cob table, while Mra. F. A.
Bt. Clair White
Dyaon and
nd Mi
peril deft over' tha other. Through
tha court r e v of M n . M. Mlnartk
and Mra. Coleman a number of
carton* o f cigarette* war* dlttribtried.
Patroil* fb r tlia dance Included:
Mr. arid M n . St. Clair White.
Mr. and Mr*. F. A. Dyaon, Mr.
and MW. JHawkins
Connelly, Mr.
U
and M^a. J1. L. Galloway, Mr. and
Mra. B-.tL Oothell. M r..and Mr*.
I I 1L Coleman, Mr. a id M n . Joa
Gonialtx, Mr. and lira . W. A,
lA fflrr, the Bee. and Mra. Frank
Pulley. Mr*. M am * Mtro tlodffkin, MW.. Arm W right Darla, Mra.
Dhnlhl .0, Gallaht, Mra. M. Mlnarik, Or. U. W. Ruprecht and
Randall Chase.
CommHtWa In charge of a r.
ranffemeata'constated of Mr*. Oallowly. MY*. G chiaUt, M n. Da
rla, Mr*. Hodgkin and Mia* Blliabeth Dyaon
Thoaa attending the dance In
addition ta the dmiitcd men were
sever*] Sanford boy* who are
• tatlonad a t other poata, Including
Seaman, tn d . Claaa. Gordon Stan,
ley a f lb* Jackaoneill* Naval Air
Station: Pvt. Phil Stanley, Camp
lee, Virginia: and Sgt. Jam**
Hay**, of Port Monmouth, N. J.
Girl* attending included the
Hlaaeat Joanna AnarcUo, Oonnl#
MtOach, BeUy Thurmond, Nancy
Dlghton, Katharine Spencer, Sy
bil William*, Inci William*. Ruth
Smith, Jean Moran, Batty Wilkinaon, Helen . Phillip*. Chrtithany
Kenla, Fojrc* W ardw ell Mary
- .........................
UcRM Ball.
N*ii
Btewart, Marjari* Coffbum, Mary
Crawler, Betti* Watben. Duri*
flu* WllUama, Busan Klrtley, Lo
tic la G oraly, and Marjorie June
b
B A U ^tkw J J lu e . Carolrn Dord
f A ?®
- - . rJ L Y j^ N lr^ H l^ b llh
In* y fttfc W to tfte il
Gi
‘ “ *
U a , Ite W T a W m , W arjorl. Now.
Man, M artha Wight, ElUaboth
Franklin, Wilma Leslie, Doria
Hall, Dorothy Banff*, Elisabeth
Roy rack t, C arm iu Barbar. Carol
Biona, Phytlaa ■B aith and Jaaa
Vo*man*.
i
f r
¥
.»■
! fc ■ ■■ ■ a
Kjfhmrine Vernay
*i-'W^d« Eiialgn Miller
S frU S r* of M htaC athartaa Green
er zonal s
H erbert Thurston of Ft. Benning, G*. wa* the Meckrnd guest
of hi* patent*, Mr and Mr*.
Henry Th.inton.
Ml** Jane Sharon «pent Ih*
weekend In Jacksonville a> Ih*
guest of Mr. and Mr*. It. D.
Baldwin.
Ur. and Ur*. R. F. Roehlk
had as their weekend guest* Miss
Ruth Well* of Daytona Reach and
Mlt* Myrtle Thoma* of DeLand.
J. E. Gradlck. Jr., who has
been spending a few day* with
hi* parents, Mr. and Mr* J. K.
Gradirk. returned yesterday to
St. Bernard College, Ala.
Mr. and Mr*. H arry Kudell
will celebrate their fourteenth
wedding anniversary tomorrow,
and Mr*. Kudell'* birthday anni
versary.
Senatcr and Mr*. E . F . llotuholder are receiving eongraUilatioru upon their twenty-fifth
wadding anniveraary, which they
felfhratcri on Saturday
Mr*. W I H a lle y h-i« n rr lr e d
from H a r t w e ll, C a In v t-it with
her »nn nn.t d a u g h ie r M r and
U r * . F r a h k H a lle ) , at t l«
I'Jbtel f o r i r v r r n l w eek*
M o rid a
Ml** l^nora Whiddon t* (pend
ing a few 4ay* In Atlanta, Ga.
She attended the Teacher* A»•oclatlon meeting in Tampa op
Friday.
T I1R K R
Accepts Call
Meet To Organize PastorRollins
College
At
Daily in Nazi-Occupied Count r i es Progress Reports “Every American W1M)i: imi:k. t |>r 11. i/T1
1 I *.<nil", ti-iylor
i Ihof \ Nf •nt
Set Up Explained1Drive” To Re Heidi ..f Hth.
By PAUL J. C FR lR D tJkN W H
Fi P th Irrifttl
1n.l. ,** lad
Underground Newspapers Go to Press Vital Office of
NE WYORKa Apr. 11, (\VW) —
Erery day of thii trmr In N»fiCkrcupird couniriw, Ih# undk:rground newtpapen go to press.
Copies of the edition* even
rereh America, along with whis
pered account* of the condition*
and danger* under which they
were got out.
And every edition of the 3tS
newapapert publiihed aecretly in
atllra and cellars and caves, on
broken down handpreaeca muf
fled against Geitano ear*, strike*
another How for lllwrty and for
the freedom of ipeeeh and praaa
for which the United nation* are
fighting.
Newsboy* dare not hawk them
on the street*; they
(dip them
quietly into the hindi of loyal
lubscrlber* behind the soldier*'
back*. There *r* no name* of
editor* In the masthead, for a
Urine squad or worse i* the reward the Nail promise feorlr**
editor* If they are eaughl.
OcrtMorally the enter »teff of
one of there underground plant*
H raptured and rire u trd but at 111
they continue their work. Word
came only recently tn the IntrrAlllfd Information Center here,
clearing house for data on life in
the occupied homelands, that
Jo*ef Fk: Ida, editor of a leading
Cireho . Slovakian
newipaper,
“HoJ," had Keen o- -ruled
l>y
Salle.
But the red of the etaff of
'“The Struggle” e*e*ped and the
four-page paper n still being
More Canning Should
Be Done, W riter Saya
d
piddi-h'-d
T h e t t o l l lion T im
p a n i in r Y ie t n it \
t iitor* to
p r r - r h .ntHitag*'
f i.-'n
It-.,)*. *
rhitr*h ». Ih* .1 •hum Ml*, for
thr pa«t J r h#' Aiffj'lrr to
rail la) thi .1*.in*hip rtf the
K lr« Mrun 1( h;*|*«•1at Rnl*
lirn *todk|yr. It to,i nimittinepil Sun*
4ii" In 1
tlnmiltnn Holt*
IU FI Tl* lat udl tarj*in hU tluri
(hinlwr IN
a*
|n >...) l“ N'«m-r,
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f
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l
it*
whti rrdieO
I
|t aailaaMl I»«•» I'agr fltoe (
l\j JACK S T IN N bT r
7 \ ii *
can tiiiv j* " by Yivtan Hpc*sr,
WASIIINCiTON*.
Apr
II
m a .t h r n d «« it t i . f ..i
m a il)
(W W |—On thir !hir»! fliHir *»f IH*- eieeutive rhnirman of the Semi nt*to
m.
thr.-c yearfivr»U»ry W ar E’radpvtirtn lit-an l nole County lPifen*e Saving*
Gi ,t*po li-ider*. infurr ted I y
Com mitt re, and the drive i* r t ,
’rr*l»trMl
thi- n-mil only wiiti wrin1h under luilillniT. half wrv ilivwn ihr main IMNCt*^! t ‘• get nnd r way on F ri
If
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I
rnrrldor,
i*
n
mmli'w!
iwri*
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day
and
i»
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con.
ludotj
..m
the
fo|
Uil.l
n r . »|My. 1*11
lD‘» lit It
im
Ih!""Jr.il,
homing right .ir tit n x i i
lowing
Monday
*11 *“.**'»! •
h
-J *«-*»-* Wjfyi J, ilkf |I|Jmiter .if art re
**11 m t h« «lc* ifc of t hi* com
N*f t»Tll lM»nri.
i.
»a
H*« rh ap r
o f I heir
urn* I lit ttlmnp Ihi m •
Merc nil I hr import uni ihuiir* m ilter to get «u n *it ueo in
lan«l \tiifoalM via, lji*-v
that
\V#r 1‘n>tliiv titm IhMunf Seminole County to *ign n pledge",
Ntilh id), i in h<
WM
known utt hmuilhl Utgrlh**!-, -hak Mr, Kb on* »luted Wc want thru)
IL-U'i um xml m-nntiirk
m up imi ihrn pa**ni 1*11 U> thi* to pledge a* much n* they can
Yuifiatav natriMi« I♦**i
yrar
Blit if they i*fin mvp*t no morv
One Hilli.m nnd Three Itun*
hlm»olf lh>n»M NfUoti
floatnl a 'Ji> ikMl mm duiar tmiul i* U»M
drrd Million Tate* paitl Cio* t,
It Ir thr OffU’v nf Prii^n a* ft*' than leu cent* ,i week * r want
#Of I nth nil
thr.HJifh a«I p«rt».
thorn t«* |*I«dgt them*e|vc* to do, 194 1 bv liquor uolowtrv
Vfrtl*lnif rfm(Nkifn« iti Ihrtr tin
T hu cer
On# of tH»* l)i|jD"l i riii«'i*m* ■*f at Iea*t lhnl m»-ch
urr.rtMin*) puhlicnl i.m* to finmiut* thr old OI*M v»«t that
tainly i« not t.m m i* h ti» a*k'
Ihl* w*»rk Tht-v »*ffrr*‘»l !•* |wi> I i vrr knrw jio t how much thr whin rondtliou* in ihi« e untrk
n nr
|w r r r n 1 in t e r f * l
it f t a f
th r
| a rarhi 1 of (Ifmin rifv
pnnlut- nr*' *«* crHicid «n,| *omp niep tiret
T h # a o t lf HRS Wfll.l “ lit
in*r, wh*rr it
11. 0*0 ttelng n*kcd to im i ihmr hyp* *
A f. ■to u n i * f i f t r r Ih r C l HIT',-h
and why
The ph.lg*' I* not Jin order
•tf
ill 11*0*1**■V>‘ lt
mo *1 ink- ■
h
Whrn Mr Ni'Uon *et up thi form, Mr F*«n* |‘*>infcd out, and I
y r a r . [ i i r t u r f * itf I Ii
(ra.a g tilt- V\*I*II ll*t Jan JO. oft# of t h+ fir*t
n r» l Mi lit l l *ixvr r
doe* n t con*»dote n forum) lr |
frt •nt thlllirn he Ii»l*l rr|v ft* r* w.i" thi*
h-Aili*r< B|»pr f* .1 r n
A *»*
M.ilhef II 1*1f.
gal rontrm t. but -t
a moral r Fhour tM in
p a c t - ' o f un d rr^ T iM iiid IN th * p«|>rT*
"ThU r p#n, > (ttffir*' g.f 1‘roif and |wif none oldignt mn on the
T .. I-d h p t o ( h r )) 1 1)i»Hm 11 )lnt « I r r - * |£i»p«r*r(• l w ill tirw
| r*«iili purl of pledget lo porch ii *c a
o n the■ t it h r r aiilt 1 n f lh« frt. M i l l r fa liutl not M
lloti r I r**in the* -Cat 1-1!*■itl certain Im d
of "tamp* !
tllA* 11 enn I h* *|tiif|p, iht'xf «!mu '" f I ftoiint* of b tew, hut from the
" r I'mnd* on a regular plan, ti* j
ftlhor* rruiilurly *intik m»! 1,1 1.if \ it ., of Iirnln t mg Into
long fi» he i * financially able (o '
t h r lf riH itu t i I m
mill iiv'tiim hT 1future, thinking in term* «d
do *o
p fficp * »r* l airuttm u til N»-w \
the Iri'Ule nec *'
it re h>i a i
The head* of rill ril )c nnd ffn |
ml* f'* film * of On u * «tii !**(■
».•. Ih thr comp*'n«'fTili* fitting mi-’ t
lernal
ot gi*i«i -*:il o>m* in the emm
P o ll- h Inf^Fm iitivin
i • ii r
ht d . n iu rr, nabe -U of itn- *>r.l
fill i«ltltO»1 r 19*11*3* I
ty, n* well n* lb«- In ik r* of nil
r 1. -,f lHrrii placed *
Ihi* H ille r
liii.fi F|^ rtiitiii!
farm and Lib..t >>i i'nm, at r n* a rc 1
"In other wttrd". do ui* Im
pMite-r*
d io 'I t 1'i .i iu to meet i
giin* for thr la ik* nr■- th* t »«o
Tht- Polif lj
i n.l* i « rv k*ii 1
w11h ((o' tan,oi* driVi
mg together will thvy . . mi.
bog* *. t k1» , intth
Oh
n m • *. r t' • I. VI n the
(Difi-thrr anti tw an iffi»u*i.t i
“ I l-i\ ' f»r*l | v*i Ki . »• I \ . t
,*f >1• | "iM.'im and in bi
n» It CtHBf* off Ih.- lihr
\ N I ) l SK
19 i "
« .ih O .. . . * t . r
• ». »i
. on
' i*ai irtf.,rtnu '
I hr Offter t»f |*lt»|ffrt . Iji | fl*
"* • • ft latifh'i'i*
r _ t \,
i ii.
1) i
n mi their
raa* a**lgn*st to Sia* > M*tv
in - l th r hi fifhly
' i 1 *Ci
To hulking Hubert N -th u
t
black browed
>tOI(ig man
who
moke* a corn c»t’i pip*", oiav b«
RMljnrd the job of kn p m g lot*
on annam rnta
•
If production fellpi down in **
tank factory, »i doeum*! loL,
v ts n iv i.
than long lo find out it humf
k inrr ican hi
' WVre iligeitrr* for Mr
'!*•*■* *'•*•
Mr \'ath*n *■%plain "Me gi I nil the rtjutrl - I
I r..» I
JH s i: U i S(
rh m ii* 11)7
imoitaina of them »n many
pm ir hr
any executive would get ,i
• hurt
■ontu atop of det.il
wh*Te he whi. iId It
hi. i
iC
ARCADE
Package Store
DON’T IT T IT OFF
IMT IT ON
Form Heal I*',state
Advances In Value
County Officials
Attend Defen-e
By LUCK EUR HUIKI1NH
WASHINGTON,
Apr. 13 —
Nt rwon.) and In
Meet At Orlando
who
I’anl* Jean, have (W W )—Every Umi»ewlfe
Mr*. D. E.
fant daughter,
been remmimt from I hr F**m»!d- cmnt a homi-rmwn rhubarlj this
datng % Job for
L*Ufhton Mrmori«l H^xphu) tn lum nirr will
Uncle Sam.
th rif home In Lnk»j Monro#*
'T renfiiff mo-i t»e llftn! from
C&detj Hilly nrvJ limy Ih m lo n the commercial fanner*.M declare*
h*vr rvtum fti L» Ft rk union Mil* food etperta In the l>#partm©nt
lt*f7 Aratlcmy in Fork Uninn, of Agriculture, knd the way In
V *M « flr r
R|>rntl»njf « f e w
d i ) ' i do it i* to h rve a |IV) p* reent Inwith their n*rrntRf Mr and Mr«, irraae in home rannlnir in IM2.M
1rrt* T h r> mi ■ lh.
Ihin't l*t hortagep in sugar,
O . F. H ern d on .
-••it* t r“ f»i \ • ■”n i"-l
tin. ruliltfT ami aluminum ;«reata I.»»ln#
I Tlilg
*tire ciKiker* worry yr»i| The govifr». W' S lUgwall ami
1 Than - ■ r)- it
Economic* Budaughter, Patricia Wallace, havr ernment,a
f disll ntrt r a ft
fi|ure<t out t number of |
•■vhi Im>i i i - r
k f i for jarkacn^RI^. L» Join Mr* rrati hat
f n
for the home pardener tn . fo
for
Baffwrir* ton, Ralph F Harwell, ffmierve
ft*od m *piL of priori- * to
Bulgaria To Remain
Ihem.
ta make their future hmne. T talr lira.
| n*
ra t «>,i
fcddrf^a will he L'NHl Ulga Place,
In the fir*i pUrc. you don't [ fw
Connected With Axis
• d It
lcloally have to **can" f»HMl | o
11 Mif r* 1• nlrd l ,1 i\v 1 ' • ■ it ltd f* |>rdlits»f - n
Tom Heal, atatUme*| with the rave It. In e properly mil fitted
United
atc» Air (orp* In We«t Laaemeiiit you can atnre *neh I V| >a -1 llrtck 11-ad h ......... i' Mra .aari fill
VV., My r* tv. it
PsJm Beach, waa tie guett over family *faplr^ i« potatoes, cab- «Y|i* l,|f II I ■ HlitI f"< )*• »tl '*
t b weekeful of hit parent *, Mr, lag#, crlrry, pumpkin*, *i|U*ih, In | omit - *|SMi toIII) S'.a>>t Mig - It « d* *1 i|t• ■*, ) .
\|..8.t Kt\ * 1
fn* ■Miiip ti* > tf i" *
And Mr* fi. H Heat, In lak e *pnlea ar .1 rainier Iieafia;
hulk A Ih* t
for •tw ,tri '•)■ ■m
’‘
'
Mary.
You can dry cf»rn, fruit, twmn* Vld* *1 1! • #♦ . Iff- *
. . Mttitoh
fi. i
on*t pea« You can frrcie hrnemJI, ii.d. ir. icob, aptnarh, b#rrieR, poachri. n< 4 ►rd f r . . fn*-t !•
An
parugui, mr»U and poultry. And
n n.t
vou can brine green toruatne* aiwt M. !•
onrucumiiera, TK#*e dr% *c«*« savt nn.l 1
tMith
tanning
equlnrm
nt
and
lalxu
lll»l>-'
Beginning on Wednesday eve
Whin you finally get i round P* Imyrr •
nine At 8:00 o'clock, J. C. Tra
♦• i»’• k t*
M>
It.n
M'44 t
wlcS will teAch a claaa In n.l the thing* that must !**• cannr*t lioniriK
f» |M1 . .Mil . • ti Af Rrt ■
ranCed'Firat” Aid 1^ the" Re,l"( r7.., I)
*' »rt thinking ■b.mt ...g .r ShrrmuM
i uithi r ..f 1rt». V toivd th*
lO ttokr to 1•- ‘
H eadquarter, building on E**t l h " 1 '* r I,du11 h*v' V . * \ 'r
!"iifh.i-iriir dij* Mill Ml)
F lrrtB
tre e t.* Itn arm*
anaounead
thl« «°il n(ug
ti\ r l ’ *nd aubatllute
,'n*t frultr“ l" tir# rhtfit u i
____
t__
_____
_
i nktii i - m .affi Ihmt M
morning. All parson* who h*v. >*niwd in light (ini|i. uns»rctriir-1 nnd thr i n
Mt l.l.lb .. *(
ri#nl to » i*|d* ill it *wll*
rtnlahaa lhair standard roura* *rr pic frulU and fruit Jutrca.
Sbtrmnn . (-it r*l that thr Stnti* frr*
allfflbla to attend and rarh pvrJuicy fruit* such ■> b e rric , would siurni-aon la n q o aate d to bring two (0 chcrrlos, * ru rrin t*
*»d
plum*.
h.
Inch triangular ‘ ban d arrs.
Tha m*y be rinM d In th rlr n»n slblr. at>4 it
II
Drat laaaon will rovar th* firat Juice, without sugar. So may will have l„
1
ii
itunii
four chapter* of tha F irst Aid ■poles, peaches and pears, when pllcanl* in.
* lllll* ’ water I* added.
A etas* In standard Firat Aid
In *nr f*(e rem em 'er that bc«-i
will b* taught on Wcrinowtey *f. sugar (j Just s i goo-1 as cane
• hi.
tsnvnon a t 8:10 o’clock by Mr«. sugar. Ilnnsy and msple sirup
f
»
M. .
If
C, K, C arter in th* W k I Hid. m a t. eacUent suhstllules for By MRS Al H A N l i t * t.tO llt.F
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Primary Bchocl. All lnl#rv<t»d both. Writ* the Superintendent
M , - ,.
<* h-'ii * m M
parson* ara Invited to *tt*nd ihl. o t Document*, Washington, D f
HI-IMNi. s K » '
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claaa.
enclosing life In .tam ps and s i t
».*•■( ill.
| linn, r
■mg l »r •
A »atk«r afternoon class In for Farmars' Bulletin 1742 on
t i rt.
- i"ii Suey
V
• mi, r ......... nt nf •», hin.hi
standard F irst Aid will begin on rand IDg, •
LI.Mr
M,
Apple lluller
ht1
rhnntoy, - afternoon at 1:00 . Jlerai** rubber )*r ring* mu-t Enrirhrt* i*. ,1
m i* * ! •ii Su n
f .d
. *1.
hi •
ar f i t ,-lciy le i
wain in !,1w
o'clock ta tha home of Mr*. J. Ka'boqgkt n p r each rear, the
itlil
I' d**
... ShI . i*
M. Laonard, 8041 Holly Avaaur, War Production Bosnf has set
,i,t
,|
,ii.
AprlCnt*.
to b* toatrnctod by Mr*. Laonkrd. sfida sufficient rubber for thiCr+
Mill
Anyona who baa not takan ad. purpose. They may ha .milled
rnd
tn
*
tlsborate
than
last
year.
,
vantaga of tha classes In First
AM U urged to do to a* soon ** l o t they will aerva *■ writ.
1y I fr
"You s tl," said a spokesman
pOulbla.
fititmi tf»il\
for tba Horn* Feonnmlcs Iturc.u
n il lie s-k.-l
"hoen* grown, home rsnned f.wl
. filling with I hi.
I. going to play a big p rt in n«
hr gtu l h r tf f g 1 1
IIon* I defense. T hat'. »hy th
hi* to d| i rinhN }Km y " ■
’
gQTrrniasnt |. going lo see in
lh
r*- m. r ii rstiti t.i ilat. 1
that arary housewife has the ...
long )
1' *II h ’ ■■Imilor V l.. nMis* A He. Ruth WhlUay was apd mean* of conserving frr ihe l J/3 rupR t ‘ti
*
Witl '
in 1h r ('ll .1rp
hooorad a t tha b o n a of bar moth future th* food ah* grows In her , lkt##A0IKmr *-l
* *t,,-"
I
null *if ■)
er, Mr*. J, A. Jcnaa, on T h an - own Victory Garden.1"
pti 'Cika
'n r 1 * F
that
dn)*R
for half « r y rnifl
day vetoing with a aurprtea birth
1B
whilf |M*pt*yr
Mf" ‘t
n.Mnl
in
uldlr
tif-th
r.
hiRil l*r*.
chrr*#
»un
*.
day p arty to ra ltb ra u e n of bar
W3 ftip rI r .| **r r n l r tl
I
imlo
Itlliai*
III I
»rr Writ to *t nnd ttonl
r »wtu r'
2 • rupb n v i n l i.'Htllr*
sixteanth birthday a n n h o n a iy .
I ) 119I.|ir*iv«t fipijt I til
ro lnnj?#r time t*» "think
H#*t fpt, |. ii| on Ion a #nd iictf, Ihrr
lUateaaaa wwra tb* Mlaaa* Batty
Ha n Iready Ian sfthy
Immtr in niimitr*, pour in r#l* i* *»vr
Doris William*,
Bklrtey Ecbol*
Ilia* kll (
r f % tmnA'» *, arnioninif* ■^L F
o#lian l» to #rhirvr n I II" "tulr i|r'|»« rfmrn* nnrn#d
and M ary Ja a a R obsoiu. .
h |f f fi t e.vrr an.| ilm m rr 10 min- ronrluRlv# #nd lu»ting v i.tn ry '
■ Spring flower* adornad tha
rti * rifma nnd IntlMil-ml* in th#
W arranty Dead*
i u w s Stir irk if I timr* with fork, »vrrv Morldlan mtidt do hid full,
rooms o f Mra, Jo saa' boma for
• h#rr )..at #• much in th r rihtrn* ’ hvr ' ,M,*rir,in rrnuhlir- #ml I f
Traylor,
A,
T
,
Jumbo
Bullfrog
add
nnodHs
«»d
,.ll
a
minute
th* p a rty and th a dining room
of Srra MrKh y, Prnn«y|vf n li. Vrr 1
1;
F*.rtt,gnl, Spun Stord
Ubla, laaa corarod, r u cantarod Corp, ty w , H. TUrriaon, I v ft Taaoe* r» rr« l «;rreit Rean-lwl
rnrnt, T rt •, Or** ;on or any oiln*r ; ' “ Hw " ocr1*)^* ••*-) Turkey »«
01*
t
’
\
,
|r
r
H
rl*d
with a t o m *pink and white
Hint**, Allrn ilrclmrcd.
[ nr*g f*»r tin* In-tiff it uf thr rn
Jackson, Maud* B. r t tlr J. i f rup gr^ttf I (D»p nrrrita
birthday cab* toppod with jd n k
**Our rounlrv I# rillin g u i'n n 'rm '1
with w irih Driilfs) fo|#3r«
4 , C*jrfi r f H iln l afrr#in b#*H*
Mediae (tad aurroandad by flow, E . to Boa* B y n L
rvrrv trtif A m w fin tn rnlivl in
nrr fnrhiddfn to fruit#
Mary E Manning *i |H r;<|" •Hr.-dded lellure
a n Rod farn.
■ fi* ht to p r n m c frMwiom. Bom# I T hrrr Arf tin* fttinrotlrmitf )\
K.I l V
o r hopprd onion#
G a w a ami daaetoff- w a n tn • r r liriiif rilled for military p#r- 1
fi rm* m.ii4 ImHwliturU in
l I ^19 tflRJhw r tnh
■ t'tlta.taraato g afVlff,
mfflr for fl#rvk# In the* »lr* I thraf r> lintrh'A on the l'nHi-,1
l/B t^AipKn »Kiultry #f*ponlnf or
huw ate »wara
I ml »<>me for service on the seas 1Ktnlr. tdackll-l
,
thym •
”To win this fight, .v ery cltl- :
i r» t
Frrnch dr#i#lm
th a p o tty w lto th*
|
*
~
—
—
|n
M il #nd rhill Infrrdlrnt#. Stir sen must do a full part.
"O ur. Is a call." Chslrman Allen
w o n t th e Ml****
, «<nr#r#l lime#.
enntlnurd,
lo
help
our
Hilda - E o g tn ,
cou
n
try
C r r i i i ; ( u 'lin l
now, wiln
(Uring eg j yelk,)
f n 7 .,r w h o ‘ pS rtk .p"te, 0 |nPr" to ::i ^ 'A M ' R F A ." . Anr. IT I f l
3 rune milk
program a future foundation o r T , 1 ’"' * 'r
. 0 '1nc*r
financial s s c u rit. and .l .b l l l t . . d»t* Schc.l twinging .w ifllv
l/i^ ta r p o o n salt
in n
■ p r o i f c w o n ir e m
in # a rv»R - throuffh it#
' Initial
.......
-i U
- - -r-n- h#r# will
-...
Id* cup sugar
ting cffecta c f tba InavltebU post- J '-d u a le appm .tnw tely 2.000 of.
1 -teaspoon vanilla
w ar
in .t m e n t a *f i ' r r . e ve rv .1 . w e k k a . th e r o m 1/1 to. spoon grated lemon -rind
Ilo pointed out that our gov r>"irulanl. Cnlunrl Juntos H. Hlo1
teaspoon orated orange rind
aid milk In too double boll- ernm ent hioat know from every oil. reveal*,) p o te n tly .
Pour slowly over yolk* beat production pl*nl Jtaat how many
en In email bowl. I Add salt and tuna, tanka, plant* and *hlp* esn
and return to doubla bofl- b* e*peeled within, the n ext few
lower part bo liar one- month*, ao th a t oar naval and
with bat (not boding) military leidora can lay th rtr
. ■„ ‘
Adjust -upper p art of ta ttle plan,
and cook over low hast _ "By the g in * token,* ha added,
aorem raant
m a tt
know
iiterd lb Irk an*. Stir c o a -^"eur
a u r gorantm
at
the nation how m any do).
and do not ovgr-cook. Tim from too
thickens whan coot BaatM 'ra ean be ogy
minute a fter rtm arlag jto tb* porch*** of
Devoe Faint
KMKItK’K IIDWK.
COMPANY
ENDS TODAY
fy tn rtr
fylharine
TRflCY-HEPBIIRM
f t t f W or
THE YfAR
Th# STA ll Mi
NCTUftl .i Ik#
First Aid Classes
S tart This Week
I#ir1
n,»i
DAII.V MKNl’S
Allen (’alls On
All Citizens To i
Aid In Campon
l»
tom orrow
is
HAlifiAIN l ) \ ^
IH II III i:
I'tO II. It \M
hOCOMK KAKl V
R O B IN S O N AND R A T T
AT THEIR ROUGHEST!
Ami they a m t Voidin'
.*%|>4l« until tli*>y
m«*«>t Mdiltin#!
EOW. C.
MARLENE
GEO.
ROBINSOH*DIETRICH*RAFT
Alice Ruth Whitley
Honored With Party
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS i:
gp*
Pay Cash for
Used Furniture
KINARD and SON
aaf-.^ s a a.'
went Coast of A fti**!*
r aantor to production
-
■ •
.
Uxlf&jlBSj h, '
500 Sanford A rt.
.iik i t u
l i u - f i i n
74i*y *jU fftm
s is . tss A n .l l wst
w • m an ii m . ss|
■ tiv ii,
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MONDAY. APB1L 18. 1
M O N D A Y , A P R IL 13. 1942.
Draft Evader Is
Freed Provided
He Volunteers
Waller*
Alexander. colored,
charged with d ra ft evasion, wae
dismissed provided ha volvirteert
a t the BeleeUv* Berries Board, by
Jadgo Frank Miliar, who bold
throe sessions of Municipal Court
last week.
White casta follow: R. W. Rood,
wrenk Ikons* on race machine.
—fflff-bond o a trra te d ; Willie E. C ar
roll. driving drunk, ItO u fin* and
coats o r 60 days with $110 so*,
pend id and driver's license re
voked | R. E. Mitchell, speeding.
<8 bond eel re* ted ; Wsldo Tuck
er, riding bicycle without license
or light, i t snd costa: J. C. New
some, riding a bkycle without
Increasing Friendship of Vkhy
and U. S. Is Headache to Hitler
• My ROY P. POKTP.K
NEW YORK. Apr. 13. M % Adolf Hitler's lieutenants in (he
German occupation forree who
control two-third* of France »rw
getting real hr worried about th*
Increasing 'friendship
between
Vichy and Washington —ind if
rn nenlnjpired press comment
any king*, they may do some
thing ibout 1C
For threw reasons, the recent
announcement th rt Marshal Pataln's government ie negotiating
the ml# of French sugar from
Reunion Island In the
Inditn
ocean to tha United B illet ie
gord news for the United Nations.
For the same tnrew reasons, it's
(ad news for (he /.a it. Tha rea
sons are:
1. Official bonflrmetlon that the
negotiation* a r t proceeding mrsna
that normal diplomatic relation*
between the United States ami
Frrnce are continuing, desulle
Marjorie Woodworth and Tom Brown have the Juvenile leads Asia effort* to haee them broken
In th* Hal Roach atreamlined comedy, “ Niagara Falls**, coming to off.
L Th* fart th rt these negotiath* Hits theater to mom. w on the pania program w ith “ Mappower".
lions are new and that ihoF deal
with a sabfect aa completely re-,
£
rent (a tha American augmr abort•g* meana that both France and
the United fitatee can agree to
conelder new problems ae they
rria*.
3. Jfoat Important of all, thie
»niv.linerrmewt m ra n a ' Ih-l .HeiS
•half Petain ia not afrrld ef Ger
man threata of repriaale for hie
igfrwielnglr close roUaboraiion
with the United flirt#* and hae
gone ahrad, hi the face of three
wamlnwe. to open a “new buelncae' entry In ble government'*
books.
All of which. If the Parle pip e n atIII print what the Germans
tell them to print In the form Ihe
Germ' n ceneon
epeelfy— and
Aeptct* of
Bo w k 0 . 'i t « l n n .
Ha's traveled a long way aioca
thrn. lie has almost a* big a p«»aonal foliowring a t tha Brooklyn**
whoae Hiimond activities
hr
coven for th e qnsren ludianre.
“He made *38,00 for hia total
tabori tart year, and It la likely
ha will top' $40,000 thia year."
Hublrr wrote.
,
“Not bad fo r » Cricket boy in
a big town.”
sscfrWASTE
TO
EXCHANGE
T H E SANFORD HER A I.II. SAN FO R D . FLORIDA
W iE
F IV E .
D IPL O M A T S
TOKYO.
(F rom
J » P• » • • •
i l r o a d c a o U ) , A p r . 15, < AV —
S U In Consul G w n l M. 8. Myer* and 13 other U. 8. c o n f e r
ir r tl c r n tn left 1 y boat yestefday for Shanghai to await dip
Ie malic
of Japan#*# of
ficial! held In th#’ Unllod BUU a
BE SHOE THRIFTY*
Don't throw away th* raeney yon
have invested In your footwear
when your *hnea can b# mad*
like new again.
A
(Ymplele Shoo Korvlro
Invisible Half Solo*
CITY SHOE SHOIfc
_____ _____ ______ . . . __
serving with the British In Syn
Coach McLucas
Is Re-elected
E ^ aJ i e v W rfE .
ueacxs
j
By State Group,
o u t o f rue
ae Tt 3 1> s oextrs
E s
K tc c fio o f ix sr
yt'AK 'A-ifAj Ac.
R £ V
ting
W o i iv
W J ' ^ GA K‘.C %
I I ha I
a
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. 4M«*1
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M iirt
la -
19* 1. lit
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lee
|N »
fr**.
•* h lh*r
•( III l f | o | #
»<• -#a ••
(*orch Mol.lira * in %*rll kiu»*u
throughout thr * aiatrS
*|"»rt*
cirrlra and h ’R «*thrr roachrt* u
•pert for hit i caching ability and
v*Me krwwlrdct nf sport a
I
SO T eA V
s a J ct o s , a ie irv -
i
16 Major league
Teams Prepare to
Commence Seasnn
•i m
«»f
•it s h a l l
i‘ rx.Ja**
ho h*ld
c f M ite
teAMCJ TAK F lg F f RAW
s a ic
h .iiitlng
O iT d
I
A|>r
ciote
if/
| LCA60C lie MA-/
p errrx. u u
U * o n n l L- t W hile)* ) M r L u r # * .
.c>minc*l# High
.School
Athletic
D irecto r,
frH-lrrlr«l M ir r tif jf
»n«l trru » iirrr •»(
thr
Morula
b l: ly H ig h H ho*»l t onrhra
A»•ocU tlnrl Ih u ^ tU y •* the roaches’
m rrtin g at T g n ija
Jack Sm ith, t v a lr m rntijr.
1-lfClrd to p r |ifffp m|» itcy
n| iDr
group, arvl O o c k c tt
b a rn cll *>t
lla iitv i Ot> and Hill K m « m of,
St. A u ^ ur 11 or w ire named firwt
an<] irrn rvt t ie r
p rraid m ta,
rr•
■ pcctivrly.
NEW YORK.
iU
l >4 t U e M A f i O r l A U
d k v p c p vUuieR
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M. Ihg
n-tfu**
A
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fVToM C O U ' M P O J , 6 A*1
»<AelPtC TdC rbUTlpd
1.1 ..1%
R im ly
to fu rn iih th r
rA in lry
h
f r o m th* lu ll * r r i itlitu** <»f
w r . the- |
niai**r
h *p lu l l rltili
ui ii ii ii l u p i h r i t S|»i irigf
I f in i$/ p r u g t d i n * ium| pi* p a n -1
lit 6i| f T ||
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I t K li l m
%e**M6l»
T u * m I»V III i|« I t r l f l v
M liorillrll
i **r piti*
U n it
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i n f i l l et II. III. • pe 11| IIK* f li ni rw
b r l l t .V h i c b 4 ’ I ' I ' l l r l ' l l f
\ • *i •
nnd In i' Rai-
»if lln*
<t
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ftppf'ih.tl
nf
I ' m * i <|i it I
l ( i « ' t i V r l l u n i eefhai
p hi i
nl
I fiil« , a
%%r 11 ■» ( r " * h*'r>ir ' lly .
nil 1/ t o h j i i l Hirfi ‘to-ln \r*.| I h r f ul l
• r h r f l i i l i w i i i ' p I •»*• i;<ift*-i| i h i ' i i v r h
l hi* y r n r
4 h r h u m p f m I .m*- i I » * n p i u
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AMKRH \ \
I.K A fil K
N r*, Y o rk f t H ' a a M r t l n n
I ' h r a d i lu* a O ll ml m
‘ * I - i | U • • « h i f F •*•
i Irarla n d at Itrtn d t
N ^ \ l . t %A I i i \ l . l I
* r '**ikl) n a ! N r n
> nrk
M n i f i n r t P h i ' t ' f r l i .•»*
I ifml u r p h
ai
( m nnnafi
• hie ag r at s .
I aiuia
I f I h r Y» i n I Ik • »v s R l u f e
( i f i f f i t h • ta « tMint
M.| • • m i l
p a r t A N il
like It < • lew 141
Th- K m r at
W nwhiriiff• »mt*\
•lin t* f O . n m
| ie 11a»it i t | i n I
e<'4i i m i i n r n l i t*'l! f t a t i ito
" | m r u n g d a y »i li m i t n f a U » u
GENEVA NEWS
The Baptist Mleeionanr society
met a t th* home of Mlee Mary
Stone on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. Van Moody nf
Miami sad Mr. and Mrs- Dick
B a k U lo r of Rflntor Park were
dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*.
Koblneon and R aft applying the pressure In “Manpower," with
Marlene Dlrtrieh. in this scene from “ Manpower", th# ptetur* that
Is said lo have "everything" and showing si th* Rita Thsetsr, to
morrow, only, on a Bargain Day program.
MpWJAPD
r O U B t it r u e
AloSV rg o eU sid o
o f ru e eoov ie
i
S-r:AnI Musi al
__ , , - , fMe R o o a l t F i<4d
• * E X P E C T E D T o WiU o * l e o f v l ( E O O t T i p t r *
j o b s w r f t i - r l r a R y m o o <?c a u p f U o s s b A u o u v r ?
prscttees — Ue. /
v*ou u 6 a * c a
r
fo R rtoorfort
'
lU K»i(l d ecen t. i
UovkU6 furI
i4
r»l£ P l U A l
A obO uR i DoWU vRF crTWa* iVte.
MOArtH O f iU C
rfuuAurcuAjt Pbuef
VloOJdo CI.AS5 IN Wl44l4&
ioui
Bratt's Srore 5
Runs In Fifth to
DrIeat Red Sox
AI* Writers Favor
Cards In Nationiil
a - r t e i?
t MU*
T&iras"”
Sue Uarriso
Defense Shop NewH
a me* l i ii
o f t h r S t a l e 1 «»*
I N'i. * t » i*e.i * * • li| in C a m i m d u r u w
i»M A n k • n il
The S a n f o r d
^ ■
lilikT Sh*»|. ! * ( •
r a | * F < l# ll y
#»»•»•
p ln .i rf fr.t * \ S t a i r o f f i c i a l s . Th.
• 1*at • •! t h a t t h e S i n l " .
a h " p to m- • in n f t h r t to it i » u t s t ! h ' l
irijf h ,th* - t a l i
T hu pr*U a
t m a n t nit w r v r r a l |M*tnla; l h « In
ta.i. *1
4 t..t .n d i a v r f
show n
I*'
t h r tr
Mire • t h r liar u . t n r r<]Olp
m r n t on h a n d
an.| I h r l n t # f f • ,
• fill a l l V r l i r 4 « i-f t h r l n • t r x K l ( "
in ti a r h i i i E ’ t h r t r a l n r m
I hu*i
o f t h r w rlding t r a i n s *
whet Mir n n d ) w ill g o t o I t r y l n i a
t t e a r h t h i* t o r , k f m t h r i r I r a l *
I h 'l I
K«’ t.
•Mtlaiw -
e*m| i e i h
Henh
(iie n ila r a
Olho«
aaaela
Hem*
1 Hlery
to-girt l
to h ' l It
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nati
C. • C. W e ls h
BUY A GOOD I isi r>
CAR FROM Till. AU3
In This Ncwapnpcr
Classified Advertisements
RllHINltSS SKRVICP.
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casglsy nl Ih* shots nareif-t h llk . go foUstH.
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pnnsIMe p a rties . M e -* * —
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W. 1st St., Sanfoid.
.
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IS SAVING
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TY OWNERS .
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I n*l Mr
Mnrtnn w ill u»r •• thr
«*forr the organta*lion (••» *'fl#f
i 'h m r
for hit addrrso "Paying diaruaslon am i tnr r u in tnio "irn t
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Voul Mames Morton In To Ih At Jacksonville
Talk To Traffic Club
I
WELSH TIRE SHOP
4 M m p i s < r '. Fort
B*-. wore guest* a t Mr.
Abrah Alien m « M U r.
Mjr. Doato* ,was oalIM
4 nr on account of i the
■mo of k tf ntotoor.
ir g u o t 0«R and mothOoorw* tjndsey spent
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FROM WKARINO
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hse| ..I her Ihe*I* hank |if
M r. and Mrs. H. H. Pattlshatl
spent Eaeter with their eon and
fa m ily Mr. and Mrs. Albert PaU
tUhall, of Ortando.
Mr. and Mrs. J . T. McUIn
Jr, had aa Ih tlr guasta on Sun
day, Mr. aad Mr*. A. E. Mors”
d family of Sanford, Mr. and
to. W. L Si eg, and Mrs. Ethel
ITam a* and daughter. 8 h irk r.
Mr. and Mr*. Alrah Allen have
lu ek S M d the home of l , A.
mi
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F i v e GAlA& S
LEUAI, NOTICE
ad to to* noeids
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r o e v U B C A 0 D 3 i- A T E C A S T J p A S o - i 3 TA -1
M tT t o f t A A A V f f i r K 9 T. O P . 4 2 4
IIKLP WANTKD
. -A Hatol H
SAVING
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Yearly aa Ha
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liability
fnBtUy’e iboei. you'd be
- d t l d b buying hffka ike
.h e B r * i
T h e a p n m i»,ofcnuric, that you uic more
electricity t k n you uwd to.
*
WKil, tlw ^ncc t i ckctndly.w u coin.
Th* rntbi du ehxtric ’nickel juit about
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ng Mothers, will rare for
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n t tar*. 103 W. let St.
THE LONE RANGER
By FRAN STRIKER
AMP MR. 4 4 / 1 L » A U ?r
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private
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Mrs. Stinecipher
Speaks to the
Senior Class
Editorial Staff
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Vocaiional*8chool .
P. T. A. Mpkes
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7,
Scholarships Will
Be Given Seniors
Scholarship1* Offered ToSeniSr Class Of S. H. S. By Rollins College
By FLORENCE WELLS
Welt, MRS. MAXWELL got
"The world Is w atting for the
Olla D. King, Seminole High
to Tam pa Thursday afternoon to
sunrise . . . ” W hat a glorious School Social Science Instructor,
U lr la a i
■y HERMAN MIDDLETON
(jirfaH
At the meeting of the Senior that teacher's meeting wi'va been /eating It wai E aster morning to la the director of tho Second An
telling youCMTabout 1 W U to ■past see the sun rise over the water!
k«f lllr H a ll,
N*r> ■»«*
Class of Semlnolo High School two weeks. . .Since we got a hol
The following letter was re.
nual
Competition
Scholarship*
In
11M«r| lia a r tm u i
»*t Tuesday, Mrs. Marie Stlneel- iday Friday. I decided I'd catch And wasn’t it inspiring and Im- the A rt and Science of Free Gov
reived by Prof 0 . E. McKay front
reesire to have the bandshell
R K f o iim in
>her, speaking for tha Student up
ernm ent offered by tha Florida
on
some
of
tha
things
I
hadn't
fllr lr ll
M llff
G eorge. C. Holt, director of ad
l\T . t.
e
c
o
ra
te
d
so
beautifully
I
Mrs.
Umncll, appealed to the students
llir m ia
l l t ilJ a f a *
Academy of Science.
f hao»l
missions a t Roltlne C ollet?.
‘or beti
tie r behavior during
d
the as- dm#—my studying, my sleeping, J. E. Hodge, presidenit i f the
■ y ALICE TEMFLW
itifJ fH r iia r a m m 4 K i l k l l a U l f i l M
ItMrIM|
Mr.
King
urge*
all
SENIORS
ray
reading,
and
everythin*—none
"Rollins Collet# will give a
Reminds High P. T. A—-wCr*
imembly periods. The Student
I.aaiI»p Wm*4twm
Ilf rite
Tho
of
Hem
I
no
I#
County
to
take
an
of
which
I
did.
U
seems
tike
I
| t 00.00 tuition scholarship to an
Mar* l l p i a a *»*4 l l r t n r a r r v ll
to have tha flowers s l id psl’r
pal
council Ja asking that the itudeni
llaba
you know
active pert In thU Competition.
I'la r n r #
U #IU
acceptable
entering
freshman
I U*no
tody voluntarily
remedy
Ihla never can do anything th at I'd for t) * early _ morning \ s n r k e .
The taore yon know tho more you from your high school, who b
m iir r*«i#r
i U»m «t
Itustlon explained Mrs. Kline- like to do. . .MRS. (iALl.lKON
Ily 'lent
ten t the FOUR AWARDS each consists
Mrs. Grantham gladly
MUm
H aa l l A . I l a a 4
a II
forget
flp-mmmor
went to Lake Mary Thursday tall baskets of white gladioli and e f full Tuition and F a n of tha
recommended by your faculty for
■Ipher..
The more you forget the lose you this grant.
If a student ta reported to the afternoon to a picnic with the fem from tho Christian
r#m Ip<i> I awafr ■r t M l S r n < I* asM U kv* a n t l r Sr «W
know
1150 at University o f Miami
'•until by a teacher, he will ep- Tourists. . .We have started work while Mr. A. K. “
"A t you know, ocr government
I l«alR*la II ak *'»••!
!*amall«PM
So why study a t alii
tSOO a t Rollins College
■ear tefore the council where he ing on th e radiograph which MR. ns Led the use of the
officials have stressed the special
ThU seems to bo the general guidance responsibility to tlw
vill he warned, i f the jth d e n t KIRCIUIOFF has Just finished potted palms.
1250 a t Stetson University
feeling among many of the s to- young people of our nation which
F250 at Tampa University
ontlnuea to mlebeharo, hta chapel working on for our use. . .‘. .I t la
Our hats off to the
The following bulletin haa been dents of Bcmlnola HI, as why now reals on secondary schools
Vrlvllegea will be taken from MR. KIRCHHOFF‘8 , jukI he Is ", T. A. who helped and and callage*.
him.
oa
Issued In the interests of this shouldn't
donating to tha Vocational School, E aster sunrise* servlet
is in
cfntho
__, - , - It
" , hot
— Tho thrill
. ana rourgee.
li is ci mIt
e m
i highest
competition.
Tha Student Council firmly be li t helped tha Salvation Army In through decoration.
•*
V?;l Importance that oor ablest young
lieves that the misbehaving In their campaign by running off
A LL RECOGNIZE THAT. . . 2.
%"*SL
people got aa much training a*
Yon. you anti I ahoulri atop o u r daily ro u tin e activ ity chipel
ran bo stopped voluntarily aom. letters For them. , 3om e i f W r i t e r W a n t s P l O C e
With the outbreak c f w ar the Tampa Muajc Fsathral—all are j possible In science, mathematic*.
r
to lake notice of th e c u rre n t tren d in th is w ar. You and and that the Senior Class
responsibility
of tho
United
MRS. KISELEV'S neighbors from
ITste&aa dealing wHh human re
I
«
Ml
, ,| .
f
1.1fn _ I tin
O l n i . . . le t the example for the school to New York ware down In Flor
States
In leading
tha worU
In
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----------C*rt*,n^r ^**n ^ kelp- utloniblr*. and other special
I will note th a t u n fav o rab le report v / o r th o U nited S talw -sfjf,0^
ew iSded Mrs.
Htlnr- ida teat week. A ftrr visiting In
reconstruction
haa
been
doubled
•
«
m*‘t*T*
“
»*•
the
mercury
t ^ ^ h e s of study lwfore they
continue to flow o u t of alm ost nil w ar a re a s— v et th ere dpher.
°P
practically # ( » ..„ „ IUd
llthCT (j
and redoubted over and over
Key W est, they came on down
Hew
often
haa
It
been
heard
During
U
U th a t frcllnjr in tut th a t we CAN N O T PO SSIB L Y DOSE
to Hanford,
“ ‘ id, to try out some of that young boy* a n d ‘girls have again. With that Increase In rcs- 10a _Aufo****’, ,v
'.t.
the
armed
forces
or
Into
wsr
Ing, which
Speaking of th* weather, Betty
that good celery they h a d , been nothing to do In this Itown. No pnnsIMIIty haa com* Intanslflad
hearing about. Not knowing that place to go to have! clean fun. need for trained men and women fST S kl
“f, -It i. to meet thU apcdal
MRS.
KLSHLEY
was
* * * responsibility that Rollln. Colic*.,
.
.
„
.. still here
. or How would you Ilka a good clean in all fields of politic* and gov f t ! ”
MiKtnJ „ „ h)lh «hoo|
wher* eh# llvsd, they went to rrcrfatlnal center whet* you could ernment The public schools must the weekend a t Daytona Beach. ^
face
the
responsibility
of
selecting
Vjf
aunbinn
0[ , numb»r |n which to offer
the same house to get a root*. dance, play gamea aqd associate
those if our graduating classes whkh rito w ent forgot oo easily. „ pporUl *400 000 scholarship to
Ci Incidence, I should say. . .1 see with clean boya mnd -giria.
_
.»"
. . ------ ----- ----------------—- a.a fine ssplrit to th in k we will w in— b u t th a t sp irit can lie ' “Thi" CeSe'ry Pod" staff. extended all, hear all, tell all. and publish
outstanding
student. Youc
Such a place will k e A o u r high who show special talant In thla
.
developed into overconfidence, w hich a lre ad y ha* been l*'»nrone an Invltiik-o to attend all or so says UK. KIRCH1M1FF. school boys and g tr la ^ r o m at fleht, and directing them Into out, of^ town, Mlaa Elisabeth Karl „|t (ttnrc ami that of your faculty
fnJ‘7i"4f th* ^tor- in bringing this scholarship to the
. .We know It la Spring now, tending Jock iolnta. It would keep lirbL of polities and pcbllc aerv
proved to lie d laretro u * in m any o th e r n atlo n a. U f a get *was
*, L
u ' tset F rldty night et the .IIETTK
vlre.
Ida Sunshine h
^
attention cf your aenlor r l « . will
held
M K )Z R and several oth
determ ined to win by actio n and n o t by word*. Some Clty Hell end was sponsored by er of the girls are sporting their our youth from rommltlng the
This- rootrst is designated as 3rmrl
• Kard days work at help, not only Hollins College in
crimes
that
toe
read
about
In
nay tho N avy will come th ro u g h . M aybo th e N avy will— the school paper.
*| It* effort lo assist worthy stusockless shoes. . .WILLIAM has
newspaper*. From actual one of th* many step* directed leMbtng.
^R°r»* of tha freshman and so- ,jcnL» gvt the educational opporMies Derotny Sanford urg
rgrd been aw fully quirt this week. our
Jf a united, nctlvo |>eoplc hack it up fin an cially nnd MOKrecords It 1* found th at the larg toward mreting that need, f t
the class_________________
to attend the (Hoc
f JuV
provide*
a
means
of
selecting
Ylrl*.
finding
thing*
*■
t uni tics they she old havr, b it will
Maybe he dkln’t like what wap
• A LLY .
Concert, which w*s held
tael In the column last week, or may- er p art of y tu th crime th at Is our best fitted students, and dl- IHU* boreaoma during lunch also contribute to the meeting nf
committed
I*
by
Influence
of
You nnd I m u*t clim innto th e Idea t h a t if wo k n it Sunday In the school auditorium; lie he's Just tired of talking. MR.
* ? ; 1. K Ufi. * HUM
*•, |ha need of our nation for future
of tll-fam*. If we keep - e l i " r them toward Democratic J‘‘red
light". Tha boya took Utolr trained Wdcrshl;..
s aw eutcr o r co n trib u te to th e varioun d efen au driven or 'rid David Gatchet presented blur KIRCH H OFF decided he would ohouse*
i r young people away from these Herr Ice.
prints
and
asksd
that
(he
students
..wm yno thc „ fnr., corperr..THE FLORIDA SCHOLAR ro* and enjoyed * gsm* of "drop
have a little fun Die other day places we ran cut our. rrim * bill
Vrrlto n In tte r to o u r boys In the arm e d force* we ore -enttder leaving
t
speaker's
IPS IN THE a rt and Selene*
^un,i with us Ijr the following way ?
oing ou r p a r t in helping gnlii an u ltim a te v icto ry . Doing ■land to the school. Following the whrn MRS. MAXWELL left Um almost In half. H at any lime SH
------Pubtiahlng a yearbook la really , , , Announce this scboUr.hio t.,
FREE----------------------GOVERNMENT will
room. He put the names of most the morale of thla nation should of
tieao thing*, to ho aure, will h e l p 'h u t doing only theiw decision that Ihla proposal he of
be granted on th* fallowing bails:! * hard Job. If yoo don't believe
ftonlor Class. (21 Keml r*
the girls In the room oh th#
Br. one, lo BENIORB In L ask David Catch* editor of thr u n ,n o(
,hoK> w h,
thing* will n o t l>o effec tiv e enough. You nnd I m uat a*_ thought upon until the n rx t meet board and said that they had to he kept It should b* In (his dark,
ing, the meellng wia adjourned.
rrilieal lime.
High Pchools,
1‘Kr
"Rally". Finding him,n being con.i.irn-1 f
aumo nil problem * In a ch eerfu l m a n n er, m u at ta k e the
stay in a fte r school for whisper
The clean hrailhful recreation Florida
HIRST A competitive examln-1
•* » l«to» of words be r». lh(|
(1, ||o v r
r
ing. Ho in walks teacher and al renters will help draw the
Job o f building civilian m orale, nnd m u d an sw er the
• he says th at with all those girla* youth away from these places nf ation will be giver. In the Msb' **iwl Pally Hodge to scratch hi* f ^ n y make n rccommrnibii 'i
yequcit* of sacrifice by o u r g o v ern m en t w ith an under
*QT implritlop, And it (9 m with rfipw t to nil n|»pli
names on ths board that they Immorality. Th* U. 8. O. ia do schooli to IhoM SENIORS whs
■landing a ttitu d e . U c k of a high civ ilian m orale opened
rants, tsnklng tliem in order cf
have to have one hoy'a name to ing a great work In our army wish to enter the (onteeL This | workedl
examination
will
consist
of
ques-i
Inspiration—that
t really what m trj(
*ho tloor* lo F rance. You and I, na ag en t* fo r th e cauar
go along with them, so up goes ramps in helping to provide a
ta •<->'t h e flag raising cere“Bolllm College Is a|»> holdin-.MR. KIRGIIHOFV'S name but clean place for soldiers. A lot lions on Govsrnment, political and *t
Of dem ocracy, can supply civilian m orale, even If It require* IDwrfy Folks:
This Is the old news-rstcher we don't think that he minded, of other towns are beginning to social science, economics. Inter-1 m«"y *t Use Junior High School lu fjri, tummrr (rrni tht. >r.,i
,L
•■criflcc In our dally activ ity .
national
relations,
and
modern
i
*venr
morning.
It
•
a
wonderful
|n
onj , r lo m,v , lt
f„,
bringing you news of s f e w ,
fart I think hd hod that in have a place for the boys and
O ur |>oaitlon I* p erplexing. W hile we m u at not become things that haVe happened In t.y I In
American and Euronean hlatorv.1 »l»hl to paaaerbv to eee everr- studfnt.toa--r-l rato lh cirr.li.ro
mind when be started- all this. . J rie l' lo enjoy clean fun.
We
■» whalevyr they re do- , ion >nj, finU h'lh e normal f—m
-* p ■■ overconfident, wc m u st also guard a g a in st a n e s a im L tlc man School tha pest week.
CAROLYN BOYD sure had miss have some good places available, Th* examination will bo sent to
*m* »*lut* th* ftag a* It alrw- m n tour„ (n th„ , ycar,
Thla weeks news la not quite' ed a let of *cho<d lately. Where s'jch a* the ebuffW-bcard courts *i t H—Is -share seniors have
r ijT View on tho unhappy report*. The people of (Irc a l B ritain
you been. CAROLYN!. . .MRS. on tha lak* front. It I* not be indicated their Interest and will '
t^ . U* tOMlW°f
C*U atUndln, summer terms. . . -.11
ijKf jp* ftro splendid model* to follow in th is respect a s ha* Item a« thrilling aa last week’s.
, l t 1S. 1onr
nf th, , r , ut.,
I would like to announce MOHELKY said th at she did Ing ised and w ith a Util* work bo given I* ail on the same day, to Colore biown on foe bugle
:8 ifi; ahow n liy th e ir adm irnhlu conduct d u rin g (hn catastro p h e* theAgain
Mr*.
Slineclpbcr
s
Biology
ciassK -loasd I. an
Senior Flay that Is Id be giv have a xwetl Um# at a party Wed it could be converted ini* an Tueodsv, Apr. 17, I (41.
V. :
Rt D unkerque, in C rete, N orw ay, nnd a l S ingapore. We, en Thursday night, April the six nesday night. We’va been trying
SECOND,
ID. An original BOO to •e enjaead an sips:Im ent la ren- n o tn tin ,,„ i 0f ii,|„ summer ii-ri.t.
open dance floor. The small shed 1200 werd
paper will b* required cert ration tho past week
lo o , can become rx n m p le i liy nrccptlrMr new* nf ilK a strr teenth. The rast r f "Calling All lo find nut whore it waa. We'd couid
whbh wc wot Id npnrreialp . .. .
be made inlb a refresh from those senior* whoso
parson
would
,
, , , concentrate
.
„
,
* calling to the attention of your
Girls? consists cf (hs following: like to bava a HtUe fun too. , • ment stand for selling lee cream,
* . R t W ith n calm mind.
In
ths
examination
tho
Fat
DLankenahlp,
Carl
Lommler,
MISS MEISC1I saya th at aha ia randjf^ ai
w ^l
Banter C U " .
and cold drinks. Ho
1 You nnd I— tho ciliien * of a g re a t and g lo rh u a n a
* a number ef special rour-c-ve re-'ied within th* highest (a r . at least they would t ry tol
H erbert Hwofferd, Homer Walk going to Daytona Beach this
students if we ta n gel twentr-rtve,
tio n —can p re le c t and Insure n fu tu re for o u r co u n try by er. Dorothy M aun, Gathsl Elgin. sum m tr to J i t tamer School but w*
Tt-cee n u n will pan a be vurprisea a t
hare been added (- eor cnrTir*i..*.i
parents behind this we can then bo judged from beat down. >lm«a cre'a mind can wander ia
pare
o n ltr to mnrt tb, nc^ , of
" b ein g m orale builder*. M orale b u ilding include* all au g T Gwendolyn Howell, Ruth Weaver, wonder If th a t Is really her rea our
ba able
aide to havo a recreational The ten lor who haa presented.
. . . . — ---- — r --------- f ,r *
. * ? * 'emergency situation wc are n o
yextlon* m ade in th e opening p a ra g ra p h s of th la artic le as Jewell Preseotl, Finite Lcrgent, son for going. . .tf you're Ured renter here.
th# best essay will be given hi* ">*«** ■» tha end of tha week to f<clnj ()ur main rurrie.-iar a I
,\rell na th e many o th e r su g g e stio n s from th e N atio n al Clara Nrll Mark, and Mary Em-| vou ran slop now. There's nothchoice of th* achoUrahlp# listed.I m b an Impressm ent had been W (m cnt w ^
tHp war
ma North. Tha ptey looks very
c n ie p rogram leader*.
II* ar sh* - whose essay rank* J**” in tha power or eonegntre- however, consists in a reorirnin.
promising for a full evening's en
— By E D W A R D M A R SH A I,L
^ o n d will ba Offered Ms eholc*. « e « .
.
. Ul„
Uon of the ctntcnl of all o u r
tertainment.
|
of those remaining. Thla pro-1 _
tha atudrete of Mis* course* of study to make them
Were our arms sera last wank:
ceaa will then ha rtpaatod w ill ; Bawd^a ftfto parted EngUah class
Immediately anplieahlc t"
end! Whcelt Rut there ta ana con vp all thla stuff. . .Wall hare w«
Bv MIRIAM SPEKTt
tha Kholaraklp* Kave aR hre« ^
. l ^ t i ^ t t e g In foa Army -tha needs
' of- our students •" dr
solation, we w ont have typhoid go again «
the** DAFFYNI
•
rrate Ihclr trrsses.
awarded
I
faatW
ttea
ha
Ortenda,
those
Perhaps
you
hare,
noticed
tha
vvloping leaders of cur country “
m about to go - daffj
v v rj O A f lC I I T T V I
Tou *"’*r of *ny°b* liltin g fever anytime In the near future. TtONK. l ’n
alagxtrur
aren
a
Issuing
from
the
In
evaluating
tha
paper*
tha
fteto
n
aU
estjoyte
a
visit
to
• J li O, O n jjO ID I l
| something neto or unusual let me A patriotic program w sa pre-i myself. ! think a fter next wael
j know causo I can't pottIUy
senled Thursday night by the. w all just atop Usee*. Don't you Korn* Ee laboratory. This la th* Judges will Ieoh especially for; th a achate farm , whore foay turni
rahbU and aajayad nOAling re
first Gee grade* and a groom of: think It would bo bolter? Well, Banian try lag their hand a t turn- originalItr. depth of Insight Into |
, ' Bo,
At church on F.aitsr man)
A n S rirea llfs and pnddemx, and * * "•< • "frveh out of th a ftoU "
■lx high school girls. Tho pro I do. . .Plea** correct my name a* log out seme U stv cookery.
next week. . .so long.
»l*ty noticed a lot of fashiongram was very (m press!v* and I could not and would not go t On Tuesday ot last week ws » U t e £ i Had* reWp. T haJodgea j Who would hare fooagbt that
•hie clothes. Among thesa wrre
there was a good site-stance.
{ under a consumed nam*. , -The made up th* dough for roll* and a r a a s M b c r e o f t h e r i o r id a Acid! re H re would b ria g M ta a Hand
The Junior Clast /nesting whb-n
te r having tot it
It rise for thru* •m y of Science. TbClr decision <«* of th a cUmroom! Oa
XATHKR1NE SPENCER In 1*1g i
A swtll reception wsa given roffln a t tho funtral was carried later
was held Tuesday, Apr. 6, m
placed It hin the refrigvr- will ba final.
and MARTHA TAtiE lit red silk
for Dill Prosser of the U . R. by s it pc tar bears. , E tiquette hears,
"resided
ov»r by tie prealdrn:
The next dav we reeel red
Jen cy .
HKHNAItl) HAKKEY
Student* who live up- to tha
Marine Corea and Willard Lewis Is litll* things you do th at you • ta r..-octiotu
Helen HitchUon.
from
,
Mrs.
Fort
<
m
looked snappy In a new teal blue ________ By HUDUNIT
__
K
premia* they show at tho cteaa
of the U. B. Navy a t tha Blue don't w ant lo do. . A m artyr t«
Earl Jeter, president of th<to make ParWee Hoots rolls of th eir high school days, and
Wtlt. A group i t Junior HI studvs
Rocm In Longwood, Friday night. sc meriting Ilk* a bachelor. . . A
Student Ccuneil. made soverel an
Warn strutting their stuff In new I Mytll What a week w* left Tha music was good and re socialist ia a man who gore to a»d cinnamon buna.
prove themselves deserving, may
" o a n e » i r e " U r o n c c -n ln r U m
Tha daaa waa vary exdted and expect Ihetr acholerthlpe to bo
outfits.
MARY
ELIZABETH behind u til And whet a week ire freshments were served. Every- pari!** all th* tins*. , -A bachelor
duet In rhapeL AH tha studem*
plaasad when Mr*. F o rt f a r e extended through four years ef
‘CARVER wore a precious red have befere t t l l l With the teach- one was glad to see tha boys get
a man who stay* vacant.
them permission to hay drinks to
" Isn 't i t simply davinaT" — and toacbere are j rclng to
white atrlpo silk dress. DET- rre' meeting last week and the home on leave so as you can U a maryda^l* a 'n a y - • a t vrUh lT l rella which were CaUag*. w .
"A re n 't pan axtetedf! — "W hat JF**ate sad hare oaictcr and be;JO UROCK looked, rut* In n GLEE CLUB _ going to TAMFA, gect there was a goed , crowd Th* wife ofJoan
onnalae.
Waclswa' brawn whan brought a te
clothas a n you u k la g ! " —“Don't te r pregreaaa In chapel.
v n piece yellow sharkskin suit Wednesday, Kemlnola High haa
A paH willba tpkan ta **e
_______ She was taught by
---------- -tt,|H _ "O a* h ,
i f th a a m .
.
*
long terse w h i l e IsrenJ na h u rill And speaking ef
A letter wa* received from Mr.
? . *Ka c la s s e s w a n t to e le ct
play and htmad
bemad at th*
tea n
stake. , Tha nawate and mate pleasant
—— t
teak aw«0 In
IRYL"sTEVENS also wore ytl- tha Glee Club, w asn't 'th eir can- Walls and hs Is repertad la ho fowl
tbMr Btndent Cittecll roprrecnli. . .Tennyson wrote poultry
th lh r th a t haa happened recently
In
la the wny
way ef a sm art Jacket cert beautlfol Sunday afternoon
i
T getting _siong_ ftoe. Ha jjova to fltevmaan wrote a dairy. . J
w haU day*)" " I b are wa w te llP Hvre at tha and of thla yaar.
o t th a t aehool" from "7 ilO A M . tfll 4 t » 1water la w ritten aa two separate t o m In U e eotahtelag of aur
a whlla dress, she slso had
Believe It e r ‘d e n t. h...............
—relax folk*—I tednk Jute wan
flow bonnet to mkteh. Speak- ole .steady couple DALE HOF* P.M. and ha* an* htur of Infan word*- Joined together, by a sy hosej. hour .w ith th a Hama Ec
V i rep o rt to this class
. pcktial
, .
der late a r e t lore*. It's alaabonnets, HALLY KATE MANN and RHIRLEY GAMER- try drilling after school hour*. II* phon. F ire vegetabto* that ran S a L
Tba
children
In
Mrs.
Goff*
“purer, symptoms" jreu shoot I
IMS ha* Just th* thing! ON hav* breknt uptl T oo‘ bod. la In th* Officers Replacement b a grexra in tha J m m > garden pamadlattey. a fte r third parted to- Third Ond* prompted ■ ptey
I lk a white *traw with small rig' kldsl I If after srhool you ge Jn Pool, Denver. Colo.
n e t tomatoa*. aom , beans, navy
na tm ateaty o f llata to *r*> fast Friday morning. Tb# noire
D ret UDorlmcte an ami
doing the minuet. CIIAH- study hall and see shout 20 solLyman plajed Oviedo In dtaand parkan bean*. - -Two aara tha fred. aat It, and clear of the play wax "BpringV A*
E CALDWELL w ai lucky •mn fores, you will realise there rnond ball Friday winning with a beans,
famous
generals
who
fought
.m
gwav
U - J dlahaa.
t
t Ihn paltering from « a h « k '.
^ T h a 'e ta ra e U rx were a* f o l l o w s ;
to hav* twa Easter dross- are tho sludee who went to-Us* Mar* ef I ta 1. Lyman WlB ba tho Revolutionary W ar are dead
What fuadt la to aat ear awn Boy—Cl*renew Clause
a walk arrand th* block!
church ah* wore a white Army Day parade In Orlando. But
than glad to challenge'»ny and gone. . .Well ww have came dtekingL
Girt—Denis* Stevens .
tklri and a victory red they aay It waa worth It I! OIL diamond hall t
-Ino-to ^to ythe
H
a
t?
!*
la Sam
* re
fodd of a wagfaat eahsaap
»•*» to "rite!
"kocy tb* crewdo s c i y ' l
F airy —Kay Uoltsetew
and for afternoon rh* L o t out STELLA TOUCHTON, County.
again. O r It IL Na wlaa entfca
ed
dl
yellow frock with a fla r- MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS ha*
Moat of th* classes are oa or. now. . X Jotte' see a man abate a
end Delores Eagitoh
and fe lt fto w tn . GENE her pretty eye* on TAYLOR tin*tad reaptreltoa In Fin* Aid. here# ae h a r e 1 got It haehwaed
Earth Art*** Jacobian
waa really a killer- BROWNII SHIRLEY E C U O U Tha alaaaea team to ba peegr aaa- .
.vrell
anyway
b
a
h
,
klsmto.
nf
ran—Cwa
C lllp .
r. ia Ma wMta palm beach dated the e-tt-uteet boy, natao of
w m iR
&
eture*. . .By* new. t , t f ' ■'
and hlu* sharkskin ihlrL
0 E 0 R 0 B DAVI8 (from O ------ l% t e rirttS ^ g re d a RetamaO
_ J f (S a la e t a J )
K
i
M
a
E
.
s
t
last Saturday night! t DON r _
>NA MATHEWS sirpri
m a te d a beantlfh)
JACOBSON ha* tented bla
Hno,'r —. ' —111. i, ,
\ T ‘■G!>’!W T
feettosu ca non* other than L
to**so prvl- MERIWETHER.
What rerUM
w ho s who
dreaa of w B r W j l l k e haari-lhreb «l
MINNIE feUTn ODHAMTT
_ iWM'JMnl and a U a rum or around th at _
t featuring white te n EARLE has a crush an JO '
tuff a Hsr aeseaaor- STEELE, hot JOYCE
dte and waa U pped by WALTEB ANDKR80]
of
R are
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Inquiring Reporter
1 1
YOU and YOU and YOU
To Have.Clean Fun
l»*a
LYMAN
SCHOOL
J !« E
& a iSfouSSi. nCa; Home Ec. Cloas
S5d ii‘S!h'Zu*IS%. !S ■
Starts To Cook
S
K
Clasft Meeting Is
Held By Juniors
ta
S. H. S. Kumblinffft
Glee Club Members
Will Go To Tampa
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
P
-A
Dane*
Ifl Hu^re Success
7 su*
ia * ? s 5r « ^
v
’
's zn jr*
t o . tho a-si---a
AROLD
m sw s
n rs s s
abhor* U reT la
FrRrevB
F rc a in itt
Holds
C la a i;.4
Meetiow 1
x5£5
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P' .'. ,\L .
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f
- -
-
i .-*#« *ts'\
-
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T * lfa k J * s '
Damaged In Battle
Nips Claim Capture
Of Bataan Forces;
Corregidor’s Guns
Still Blast * Away
S
Allies G et
s Smash A t
oscow Front;
w From Vichy
Amigo Mio!
W a s h i n g t o n , Ap». i«.
(A P)— A j l W l k i p add*. I k
k l u i M i H tan* a i AmaH<aa la d FUlpla* I n ’ i p u <
reported i t WMiaf t k Jap• n i c a | k r k tW n a l t .
reatral "*•1“ pr 1~I L*1---- 1 at
C t k . TW n t a p la k i t k
k pwaii I k l r » t j i a l i k
4r.pl l . (Wif aaperW auaa-
WASHINGTON. Apr. 14.
</P>— P re y in g on t h e e n e m y 's
v itn l su p p ly lin es r e g ir d le o a
o f p e ril h u a c c o u n te d for
a p p ro x im a te ly o n e - f o u r th of
nil th e 215 J a p a n e s e s h ip s
s u n k o r d a m a g e d s in c e th e
w a r lic g a n . N av al o b s e r v e r s
a n 1 tjuick to note t h e new
c o m m a ruler-iiv-chlef
of th e
IW Ifir fleet. Admiral C W atrt * .
fttmitz, an old p i|-ln a t n a n , k i
United State* i t b a i r l n r i i m u ra ratunUac tiara W auppkaU d
KlmroaL
Im perial. JuianeM W k M p t m today fkitaad tW reetwee
•(■ 40.004 frtte a lW fiaaa 1W
"iart of IW flita tf.c s a ip a % n to
U at Sunday: TW rmaaiuali|Ui
• aid IW primiaats laeWdnd U
E'rural*, «T00 United States
U rel
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p r c * s u in g I b r t r
fV ia it,
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Reveals
fk w d e tl
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Wt*»
Itttr-te! tefwl n tiH is r t nn<H« lw « * * * '■
Tht!
Set Up In County
tV lte lw
e p m l tte 1inti
tu m titf ►**•!
In A u s tr a lia
n ee*
1.
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rtei'iainti
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1‘diiw t V tfltm r*’ <te*»rtfteitr»i ft*
\ trtn
TrotfH IN Xftlv
out uootW r do rter raid la tW
soutWrnmoot P ltiuniiw s U U ^
of Mindanao, lUa time p a ttia f IW
torrfl to d * h t Jap food wars
honara near IHyoa
’ Recently, a tlmilar raid lutulled In dtetrortioa of SS t a r a r
Old-Age Program
In Seminole Is
Being Expanded
« rm tr>
te n n e r n flo -S p m w w l f n u l t e
a h h 'l i a l r d In ta x 1« t u n e
la u n c h e d a n e* x lrm u 4 y 'T o
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p o in ts in th e ti e r m a n trn c s
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 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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Met Wobm Orer 4
D u ’t Be Weak* 01
NECK BONES
M 5 c PURELARD 2 i b s . 3 5
ACORN BRAND
BSNDLESS BACON
Bacon, lb ...
mmn l u k i i n <ikn
CX>RN KING
Sausage lb,
Brains, lb. ~~ 15c
Kidneys, lb ... 15c
W M h lUl-N) rOBK
Laver, l b . 2 1 c
m -fcm o iB
r o i r e BACON IK.
Ib
TOT BOAST H ___ Ih .------s m
f £
23f
st ea k
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Feet, ib..... 1254c
w n n a i
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Tails, lb ....... 19c
r » . n l M N I m * 'H
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Shoulder, ib... 25c
il
S r e w “ fcT 15^ BEEF Ik
Here are ju st * few o( fa r
low everyday prices—Just
compare them with others,
and you will find our
prices are lowest!
Pears, 2 No. 1 27c
Figs 2 No. 1 25c
a*
n . Sit
rtm
Peaches 2 for 23c
r r t * M fU i
. ,f»
Salt 2 l'/2 lbs. 5c
s s u is c a n
b u q m
Powder, 10-oz. 9c
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WheaSes boxlOc
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FOR VICTORY
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IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
Boy
I b r a lft
NEW SPAPEH
U N ITED STATES DEFENSE
BONDS • STAMPS
>
■mewmoovo
. E n ta h H s h o d l a 1 9 0 8
M m m m m a m m i ■■■ ra i
India to Uttermost
B r itis h Admit Loss Of
Aircraft C a r r i e r Enlist* In Air Corps
O ff Ceylon, Deny
l ft
^ Other Jap Report*
*
Ocean.
Th o
powerful
Indian
party
Pandit N th ru , told hi*
Maarva and do.
ImHa to tbo utterm oet'^kte_____ of tea oeteonw of
tvarotla Uoai.
_iWy
A l l l o d l i S a a faros* etreddlsd
n te r with
■ - 5 5 1 * aircraft
‘ -aft ca
______
w ywaterday
iterday a o i
l*a*i ten Jipoaaos
«a d porbop* 1 *. It waa of*
------- y to te riay.
apparently
IIE H A L D ,
K H ID A Y ,
APHH,
M ELBOURNE.
A p r.
10 .
( A F ) — “We've taken tba offrnalve aiaiaal I k , Japan,*#
la Ih* air, ewd , r 1 l ronllan#
te Iwrraaaa it." m M L i, it.
Cee. C t a r p H. B r ,t l, air
rh k f *nd 4,p g ly i t e a n d n
la th . Pacific.
H* added
plaaa* ar* “ fktwlag hart at
,r*r-lncr*a*iag rate."
l i r 4 *« *fi* i *4 Prto* i
Japan**** bomber* raided the
N rw Guinea hsrb^r of Port Mores
by for the S U I time. 1 lent. (ien.
Soviet Reserves,
| Georg* H. Breet. deputy air com#
m in d e r In the southw est Pacific
Tanks Are-Massed Under
G eneral M arA rthur, d r c li r e l
the Allies have " ta k e n the of*
fenstve against the Japanese In
Behind War Front t i e a ir and we'll continue to In*
creese It."
T Im
YORK—Apr.
ID—(A t_
N a r y permitted U w
rerala-
A ssocia te d
I'rtn o
Australians Prepare for Japs
R o m e dam * g r t * m
do n r, b ut
180 .
N l l M H E It
*Bataan Fighting Ap
parently H a I ted;
U. S. Torpedo Boat
Sinks Jan Cruiser
W ASHINGTON.
Apr.
10.
(A P >
Cnrrrgidnr proudly
flaunt* thr o lif t an4 itrlp ts ,
Gen. W ain*right rf ^ -f lw i Is
Prrftldrni
tods j .
H r *aM thr rn rnn ip p irrst*
li h landing Irmipa In Cabs,
310 m llr« *o*al h of Manila.
T h r Prr*l«lrnt I old hi* pursn
ro n frrrn rr n« further word «f
thr J i ,A 33 defender* *n Ba
t **n ha* hern re<ei»ed
no
>ps«iialtN‘* were nsportesl.
The imperative rre*l for safe*
guarding the sea h n r
lo
lh*
(Jnitni Mates tea* ijndrracofed by
Ron Id II Cross,
(Iritlsh
high
commissioner for Australia, who
M M I am uuaWe to rn v iitg r thr
time during this war when ship*
carrying troops will ?r atdr to
Copnr fiifin llrttam to A u it r r (u "
Sanford Market Progress Is Being
Sales For March M^de To Convert
Total $154,273 Airport To Bas
$38,000 Is Rsbeived Higgins States Field
From Citrus While Will Be Valuable
Celery Prices Drop \Asset To Citizens
L.
S !
»ral
Afli Flying Cadet
In U. S*Air Corps
l hi laaoHalfS t*fc«*l
l l t f W a r L)c|>attm ejtl lt»- iln v rc|x>rli,tl A m e r ic a n lo r l>nln I k h i I k .lin k n Jn p n n c s o
e rn io e r o ff ('e lm , c e n tra l P h ilifi]iiiii>*. b u t mi lliitn a n the
f ig h t in g iip p a rv iitly hit.* c t « * «*il
lie n
W r t in w r ig h t
* 11m m n c itl c o m m u n ic a tio n
be
tw e e n tin - |tenin*iila h i u I t'tir re g n lo r bn* bm-n out f o r the
past 2 1 h"U» •
1 .'O ri: »*b»i •
i>- .till Mated
*»**ft|,(i* r dl 1It' .•nrit.hing J,[>
h (»• *r
T "k i .. « r (,**»! !
g u ai •1u pulv am o
.M( iipied 1 HUM
I ht> r ast coa*l
I’ fal th**'nalid
J*pan,<A
•wfilhri - alia. W.
In *• amutat •* I<h i I of anti sir
. m fl fu r
In
M fllxtuti.
I,*n
Ik iu g lii
A i thin ■tanI in thr men of
Halaart
No Aun> haa ever lionu
**i mtub tettb M» little," ami he
B ra v e s’ S tay H ere B rought In
If!4 Visitors, Higgins Keveals
...,■** ^
Centennial Party
' Will Be Attended
By Local Pioneers
“'abrugry
Harriett Will
Receive Onkcs
jortSoton
to Report
Anru» Weodal
Babe Ruth P osses
, Crisis, To Recover
a TALUBAMuC
M em ber
A Jip itic ie l l r raid on the Flo
rida b k n d rtpltfl! of T u ls fi, ad*
mlnlatratWe center of the Solo
mon chain across the O r a l Sea
from northeastern Australia, stir
red fears anew I-a t nlih t that
the Japanese
might be clearing
( n T to w ts ifi P m «l
.
—
The Rr*f army was reported J the way for a stab closer to the
massing *U tanks which hare i »*U l •upply lane from th* United
K nrrgrtif Auatrsllan ,oU1lrr* •l*fk n|> ■
>«-.
been turned out at a frsmslswt .
_
,t a d,pi>t in Itg i^ tn tn p r,p a t,tj«*n («'■ . ot., . ,
pace
all winter In factories
strung out all the way back to
n f r ,n ,.
All rivMtntti h,v.- t.'.'n ri.n 'i.t.il
O'
B e Ural Mountains, supplement
in th , nfirthrrrt rim id On- <itp "itlnirni
I’ o
by shipment* from ths Unit*
"i'a tU ly'. Mm let
i. lh.
>•! . „»-il
rd Stela, and Ureal Britain, and
there alao w .r* Inlkatlana that
Mtlbourna.
tone of Ruiala'a moat Important
place* of atrategy wa* about to
b* put to lb* ted.
, Stockholm dlinalcha* aald that
0 ra «t army of R uulan raaarv■a, under paraonal command of
i r j j l / , , i
II*
*
O
]
M e n ta l K lenient! F. VoroahDor.
V isa s
Woodruff, ITT, who had takOn up poaitlon* behind tho
7
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The
n f i t i (*f t h r H a In JcaU a
haa a m i d tba at
Ukraine front to Jo in tba « w
**f N * *af**lh tin* 'IrKi'ftilnl UDOfl
gB uM rye* a flying
d a l bottle far tee Ceoceiu*.
fitie li *»•n« an«'| t *r*l ha « taken
Voroohllav h i D*f*n*« Co—
W - nti
t hr m tilil.fi
l lh
very wwll pic*
wltli]
March
••!,*
af/p
ro
d
u
ra
t
aml>rf
-.f
1 **«Eriitay. I letlL
JwfialhaB
Al e a f —* State rwa—ev. M arket)
lllfnimc.l
t
Wme.l that
M total >•( I - 1 mrrn |’\Vikinwrighl, who t»mk tuntm tid
of lb*
ttenttl
__ end iKo-wed an lncv— *r anl *
d*- (be ultimate renew ^on nf tbei
ha * " f i h* H' *f . Il r. t. w
wh«ri (ooinral Ihnigla* MacAr*
•aw tb*|
, . ._ *|d C n rte t capital craeee few the month -an Inrrcaan i Sanford elriw rt Into an air baw "
ihtu w n* trifte frrfn l U» AuvtraJlh rough (be b i t LrtUeal week* of near *34 .0 0 ) over March. 1V4 L. Kdwerd Huritin. w , r,te ry ef th,
h r.p .fti-tl that lh, 4nrmy had
of lu aleg*. Than,. iadd—
ttridtnly
ly, b * '»tu l a < * N rw n ef about ise.ooo ->mlnolc
('.H int,
rh a m lw r
■>(
,
hi* rs e lrin flank mart
we, withdrawn front te# f r o n t 1 under the *ele. In tee preceding i nm m rrr.
•la ti.l lh " mnfmng
■*r.| *>\ hi* irroud m rp II# turned up ageh, hack In the month of February (h i, year, ar w'tar hr irtunipcl fm
I >* n h rvr thr nlUiatmii hr of.
11rati aa tie orgaK lltr end train •
lo II. J l/ h n u o , uuina J *ck*4mv illr y rotf ril« y
rbritl 1lu J'lrat ( ‘nips l" c u f itc iFrank L. Woodruff, III, paaaed er of e g reet n#w Army, drawn cording
IV h lfa t Klmitla I rnlrMlilal I ’**lr
lh*
g a r oTf H
it market.
m a rk e t.
Mr
ll l g g i n - »t j* t *"■
*1 th a t r a p t il
ot I arlt
ll dbl, but lh* *‘ro|f| p |#|r
the Army eiam lnetlon for en from R u n le 'i l i m i t unlimited
Total itias for U " month JII*1 firogrr** li* I - Ing maria tunur run brail' n «t Ihlaridn, n a il Tur*
jfhn tirul r i hau si I" m" nf thr trooptrance Into th* Uelted Stele* Air
Corrc* rrxjad
nara | 1 W , 2 7 ,VIU ■■rtiiiii. rha paving *t thr rmmvtay• umlc*r da), Wi-dinr *-ila y and Thiirsdat ,
Corn, a* * flying etdet 3 *turd*y •upply of manpower.
irimh
It
Of
1*orr*«sfld
Frank E%an« nf l.akr Mary, who
*nd he* returned U> pondinte at Kolbyabev got a few a rad with t l 19,090 ■ jriar ago t he aprclfirAi (<»n« «»f tha nr Igin* I is »rrvlrig on the Rtiun«1-l’|» f **»»»i SrM-i«*la r y
of
War
Ntlmsun
In O Undo,
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project,
lo
i*hirh
thr
W
PA
arwi
tba Unlyvraltv ef Florida el
aI » |»r »*■ r**nfr r«*m r la it
m lttrr for Srmlfiole Count), an
f
A
A
afa
prnvitling
thr
naraasarv
natneavitle to await a cell for the j
i* h n -n n »«
l>'» pHnci
night
[trained end equipped,
end uiln^
n*l nreeeoni for the decree*, lh <11ml*. Hint «T thr ra tr thr jfib nunno-d loila)
.
___
ng ij nel
1h ir !*•**
Mr Kkan«, v*ho ha* !» t i i m
A graduate of Fork Union Ac* cumldermbl* amount* of Amerf-1 lower price* !>aing offered fm . ^ j ni| ,|„f|r <»„ laving ,if thr
|cabb*g* and
lary
More unit* hinarttch ha** phouhl hr roOiptet. chaigi ( | Hu- annual IMo'nrrt •
demy In Virginia end former Sem can-made material*.
Inole High School .torlenL Mr I Th» »1m of V«ooklloT•• new ; or package* of produce » e .r r*l within thr ru t! I J ' f 1 dava Night winged at hjikt* Maty f<>*
thr l**l 1? jrRf* haw g*lh>r**-l
Woodruff I* In kte *econd year J
h.M " r,r,r "4*t» —Umaled .old In March than Frl.ruar.
lr in thin 4‘fifti.
»n*ll,
|ft I betff of | Mifurmath'i f«-gardtng tddtlmr >•*
at Gelneivllte. When celled. Mr In
ln *Rutalen
“" U»
m»r 'by ItftfOT to Ili.fU h but the
I vine
idrnl* .*f it , f o n t v and hi •»*
li Work
I fw|r» I*rr**-f«| plans, ]
Woodruff, who volunteered. r« — "
®T*r 10-,000
. -,1)00 man and market prirr* on thr ti*i* rmp*
\ long
■*| the « -•••!.*t will
a r 11 t r |*f ■
la deeding
tlacl4tnf factor I «uf farad a bljr d dip a • mur t
ell
1hr riilin iifr read and j
t* te enter one of lh* ^ e , l . t |
_b*. lh*
pecli
«i* i n worn
tha .Spring campaign.
more celery and rahhagr u r n ' to runway * "f I lH)lt fn I In! • «. nlrd *1 1hi rf’lvhra I imIi
Training Station*.
r Ili r •■w n
11 'tea* *aid that thr juofii-i o pdarfd
on
I hr
rnarkrl
Tt»( i« ngth anil |0 U frrl in n idt h af*v
He h*<" lived In Banfurd moat
nothing •',ni piato
tiimrI m g 1» Ir i
aI I hr Or la in! •
•mount now W ing r r r r Haul fur
”* hla bfe with bl* grandpa rent*.
be pavrif
j
Mini ltd ill tl at 1**11 fi< th* roinmand
< hamlM'i uf t tiifiurrr, ami ihry
relarv ranges from 9 1 l -• $1 W»
Mr. end Mra- Frank L. Wood
After the liiiien rk layer hj
>i * Itod lh** tilt*It teho have run
No Immediate tncraaae 1* fnre
ruff, Hr,
■m applied, n I 1-2 inch tup! will rr rr lv r th iif liadgvs
■
I14 l »*tI thi* 4 (ui rbupic-i (n A inn
r» adrnt lal*
whtrh arrordlng to
(>#a*ln# uf aaphaull e.'iicrrlr m il- .
,
,
.
terid h|«t«*t y
in i ,
| thr prr% »*»u* plan w f t f to hav.
Cltru* *alc* lopped
lure arlll
Ill W
Ikr laid on thr runway*,
runw ayi . 1 .
’
\ od h4‘ apoki lilt t li’M i 4if ,*
l»r*rii inmlr*l li» thr |wr1irl|tNiit«
earning With tJH.tiOn. followwl by if was slattd
tl f*a* rstimstci!
t
*||»trr«»*t| tapdai
when
Mr
Kvan* r**vpa|iHi that
celery with 137.400 atul lerlwrif ihgt thl* work a ill n*d raqulrr
In i out iron d
fort* will I** madr* lo gat hr r lh*
lettuce with 423,000 . O ile r lead touch llm r
Mo- i. .oil\
! im p fa il Ion?
—
ter* In u lna were bean*, c^bhagr
P,1 am wrlJ plt*n*r*l with th** ■uiviyiih* tormbrrs of l ‘nni|iRin
Th e eerie* of te c tu m In the
* r drive
M.wll it■•1 st
('
F i t at Y h irid a
V« hinle-Mi • lu
ATLANTA. G a^ . A p r. 10. — 1Inmatoe, and potetne*
C1**•*
■m n tub
*f .* .
1 u
Mtogrcsf bring madr and with
ClriM tn M i n x
Trm ln ln r I’ro•
It.
HitA.I.M
fr.
the ill IVlj]
fantrv of I HUH Msfu San for I * 1 ■1 •
i. , C ........ 1*.| (..,
. ,•>. 1.
________
Local new patetora are e«|>ec!
H
arriett of ____
1 3 1 H.
th# pro*prrl nf thl* base l««e*im
rra m that rsceatly < n i given In
W
lh
th.
ba
11
hr w it
ink
m m w ro m this Hrtaudo uni
( K nlrfi.il
g a vahiablr a*»rt to tha rillSanford will be presented at the Mellanvltle A ran**, Sanford, halted te ba raarketed by the ftrat
for th-r fir'd
*M» r an noim
S a ftfo r d
n l th a t f iiv ir
did o
Joined
the
growing
tlel
of
young
I
of
neit
w*#k.
an
.1
hwal
beau.
‘
W
*
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'
'
'
i
'
‘
t >ns * f Sa nli m l." M. i ! 11g gin *
Lake H a r r Chamber of Cotnmtrt*
i .o . li 1-,** 11*grill
ha' ** a«% oohha
K u**w u no i «
1 lrl«!
"It would I ht wrll for lo
Building etertlng at 1:00 P. M. on Areericen* who have tlgned upl probably w ill he ready in l
,,
.
, , , 1,1 ,
t Mte.U f-1 g« ( I
■•.
for training end ertlvv
It we, p rrd lrtrd ihai i mi cltlirMR to drier out H«riFV« or a IM Ki ut lfto|«> ai«° ( 'hal la * llu*
active »*rvk* Ini week*.
Tuesday, Wednesday and T h u n
Mr*. \ I 1t(.0 Slid
1 u -’41
tha winged force* n f tba Navy.
j mart vegvteM u Will («■ riaeWr-l A vtm if and turn *outh to the Iry (*f I nif w imk|, K lH fl
1•I( •
1
M r. Harriett, ft-year-old ton ‘ roon from South Florida. "Iluat * rport so I hat thry can rra lii^ nf IK ii'ifn ( 'hartl's |,*■(«) of Km.
1.(
I • tllMO.y 4ltd
& llie n i of Paola and Lake Mon
fo rd an d M i K ^ jin *
1'
1 l 1.HI* 1Id
’ 1 JKi
« f M r. end Mra. Jahn Andrew I neea ki keeping up wr'mdtrfully lh# magnitude nf this project."
roa i n Dried to attend I h w
Hug l.m
1’
Accor
hdO *Im 1 -. d that a I Imm•I 1 1
— •■a'Inga. a t wU*h talk* by of H s rrk tt, sad g f t n o i r stddsnt‘ trail," M r. Lshfnan 4 cclarr«l. ‘T h r
Nrte /.r aland,
...... ».f cow Vfinistn 1
p i o n i r i * art* F lo r id a f l t u r f i * wb
pi*.1*0 * 1..I ^,il||..|i|
ficiala are laada (h at deal w ilt at RoUlne Collage, where he wnaj number of unite w ld •bowel how
H M O U LD P A Y C O U N T Y
bad
ItiTii
given
cami' to thr *tmt** kh or ffr«**f t** « V ' '■*v ’ itfi.l ..till r . f t *|io*>
member c f tea football Item ,I ba*r w* have been, deaplte t> ■
••>>T*ua type* of dafaeaa acti>l1 .« line* not r>*ii»it mil •i*i(i of •rmllng
I 't n n r c r b ad g e # w U l p f
N ttl
we* calleted for flig h t tralnlog fmet th a t lower price* dbl not
W A S H IN G T O N . Apr. I 0 . (**> - 1&U0.
the Nani AvUtlon bring Dp the eel** to the Febru ■'•■nelor I’epper auggeated yea ter- v b lc f r i- r a d m it ta n c e h> a l l i-vcsita *.r in. i.,*ll pbekl’f* teho o im » rfa i shiploads
will* *lt* t I*t1IHg 1FH ms
1 tell e evpi) supply * lip that rrachod
Cadet Hatectten Board, M
■ 7’ Mi
M ort- ary mark.”
day
that Gulf
County, Fie., on th e p ro g r a m .
not l hi* r wbch Fhllndr 1plo n and t'orreghlor, an i iverage uf nearly
« » H Ooarantaa B u IU ln f, Atlanta.
•houlrf )>* peM not more then
Ilfkrauvr uf those
m rnii|i|c of the iillhM r lljlis i«Mir (wit was lust,
n « w in m a te d Ma Ontera eoon
M ktem
uke
ag
ullu ra l * 200,000
for
a *
right of wey
for_____
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inUltUIRI
. v » (vvv •
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"w # *
Tb*
In.
I il (nit knim how in any which ran the gauntlet ■ucccssfu] •
to report foe aetteo oaty at the
of AU*kt hat1 a growing • channel from Apalechlrola fllr
y. however. tha army nf IIstain
ran*** lo *s«ufofij in (hat gru
U . 8 . S a ra ] -B ioarea A i r Baaa la
fro.l-frve n to Saint A m lrvw i Bay "If “the
ai a b o u t ........................
H O L L Y W O O D — A p r. II
III
never
larked
ammunition*
al*
wba I H n did aknil hntc
Atlanta, te begto prelim leery day* p «r year
• elerway I* approved.
Baba Both, gravely 01 of p a n though
it had bean «»n short ni—
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totta
tra
Intef.
\
aamtln, baa p****l tea trials and
Bparks from a flu« causedl m fire
A*nh fi*oii the vi*H«-r« i<» pm i \ Hon* f'
weeks
On cnaaptetteo o f f c U prallmtnw(|| toearar said phyaklana te«n the inof of a Io u »f at 1201 r 11> vn.i got pobbc»t> to all th"
nry f l l r t t In a tm B o n , M r. H a r
Watt Eleventh Htraet this morn
Mg *itir- in the m untry anil •
r i e t w ill bo tranafartod to ono
Ing. which Klro Chief Hack Cleve- gical many nf the smaller ones
of tho tkroo p rlm d N l « * * t Inland estimated the damage In k
A
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Russians’ New Army
I s Estimated A t
10 M i l l i o n Men
',+'
Lectures Are To Be
Colin K elly U sed
Norden Bonibsight Given At Lake Mary
* srw
1912.
Sti te*.
The *trhange of air blown came
Of! * day when the defenders of
Au*iinllM Irarnnl of a further
Spftnd of thr Jf|*ane»e grip on
tfir *r Al l ere*! bland* to the north,
A rntiHitiifih|ue said aerial reconTUSliMinre revealed that the Jspanes*, pn»bobl>- landing M»me
tlair ap«v hail occupied Loirngtu
on moiimtalnous M mo
islsnil,
U lg r .t of the Admiralty group
finb* north of I_ar, Japanr*e
pelzr^j t tpllal of northpast N‘rw
Gttinra
Prime
Minister
Curtin
ennnt'nrol that five Japanese planes
tnbk |uirl in the raid on Tu la fi,
sweeping over at ftOOn feet iiid
dropping .10 to 40 IKim h*
EHJjBtS
M U t im
^ lis t , nod ••tbsrs wsps
canialljaa a mar cat tea >dackyard
civil and naval pcrtoaftel," U *
^nwinaonktu* M id.
W TW
Britiah laid that “naar
n l w w " wora acarod In th , at
tack oo tho Japan*** aircraft car
rier which appirantly arm* the
- mo lb , r a lio for te* plant* at
tacking Trineomalao.
S T h o comtnunique referrad te
-o a r bomber*” In telling of lb*
navel-air engagementIt wa*
not diacloood arnatkar U . 8 . air
man. baaed In adjacent India,
participated In te* rate at eaa.
a h ' l n Japanaee raid an T rln W arn,la* tha B rilU h eald *1* af
D.v Invading craft wore dtatrov*d definitely, a l » other* probably
da*troy ad. and two damaged.
Tb a other ffu r plan as, fightare, war* ehot down la tha eruug i g attack on tha aircraft canter.
10 ,
Allies In Australia Take
Air Offensive From Ja p s
Tells
iU r AawHalwd r t w l
H i e B r it is h A d m i r a l t y a n
n o u n ce d th e a i r c r a f t c a rrie r
H e n n e s w as su n k b y Ja p
S b o m b c rs o f f C e y lo n , b u t de
nie d J a pence.* c la im s th a t tw o
a d d itio n a l c ru la c rs h a d been
d e o tro y e d . T o k y o also re p o rt
ed th e s in k in g o f a d e s tro y Sfer, a p a tro l vessel, find six
o th e r sh ip s in th e I n d h n
HANFO R D
d*f.
House Roof Is Sfct
On Fire By' Sparks
| ____
Sanford Carden Club Closes Unique
Army
and (Successful Flower Exhibition ^rlr»men quickly put .mi (he Doctor Is Sentenced J •Salvation
Workers To Meet
m Naval
One of tea moat nnlqua and
mcoaafnl flowor ahowa ret to
i hold by tea Panford Garden
lob rioood teat n ig h t at the
trteh H »n «a after • two-day
ow ing. T h e affair tela yoar waa
ItTwl £
u!
•rUeved with the apei of the V.
urn.'' fl poorer elureaaed her *pti racial Ion la I ha following paraona
for thalr rn-operallve affortaj Mra.
C . r It- Ktrtlay. Dan F U h ^ Ban
w yitnsv. J r , A . B. Palaratm, D r.
W .- B . 8 hlppy, Jamaa Moo an tan.
C. JU Radding, and tea H ill K u rdw o n Company. Alao Th a Sanford
Harold for U s publicity a lrta tea
•how, and all oteara who halpod
to rnoko tea ahow a « n t » n . *
. A unique faatora of tea ahow
wag tea axlJblt of rich tray*, with
thofr bright array, o f thlao, doe.
SuT’-tembylTo"^' D"""1*'r To Serve Five Years
State Of Siege May
Be Declared A t Brest
..“S rS ic i-, Ar»y
c**
lo re Is# ( 3 i0 '( for U-*
JA CKSO NVILLE. Apr. 10. (,1b j 1
t’u.lget will m eet Mundey a t
Or George A Munch. HO-yeer- 1*
A. M a t the h rad q u ertera
old Tainpn physician, waa ■cnlaivc-|°/ l ^ r "C ttanltallon a t HKond
ed Thurailay to servo five years , H trret and M irn o lla Avrnua, M iti
In
the
(tenltenilary
by
Fed.rel KHiabeth lle rke y. chairmen, an.
nowocej touey
“ It i . rvrn more i-ln f u l I - b .,* 4"
f 11"*'
raute any •entente I glv* you Woman a Dlrielon. end Cberie*
may be a life lenience. However,
I muat protect loclety agalm t Division. urred that all w oritan
attend the joint meeting. 8 aI t 4 .
fake doctor*."
Dr. Munch and Robert F . Me- tlon A rm y card* and InitracOsna
f a ll, W Million attorney, were con. for the procedure of U w w ork
Vic ted earlier In tea day on wilt I.* given te member*.
chargaa of tiling the malt* to
defraud tha Florida medical **•
emitting board nf f*o* for Been*Ing phyiklana.
McFall wa* eontoncod te * * m
thro* year*.
VICHY, Apr. 10, UP—German Judge Akerman who tohl him
author!tlee today notified cltlten*
of Broat to be ready for procla
mation of a atata of riegs w ith
out advance notice.
T h li wap
Intarpvoted aa meaning tea Natl*
a n eowoernod with tha *Bbaar*tva
Mttettteo of tha French popula-
Ratal! Food Costs
R ise Iff Percent
.
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FRIDAY1, APRIL 10. 1M2.
Till-: SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
"Keep the Nazis At Home
At lbt‘ rink of upiH-urintf tu be one of thosi* Hupernnnu'rary arjii cliuir sUratt-gisl* who cun tel! tho guni-rulx
ami ndrufrait how to run the war, we venture the insertion.
flint (ho Alii should ,launch mi offensive against Germany
tit Europe tills Spring. We know nothing whatever about
the arts of war uml have no inside information whatever
but wo cannot repress the hope that General Marshall's
visit to Ixmtlon ha* Aomclhlng to do with carrying lh^
war to Ihe enemy.
It may well lie that the British even yet have not
renrhed the |Kiint in training and equipment where they
will jirove u match for pie German* on the field of battle.
It goes without wiying thnl they were cuught flatfooUs!
by the war uml the eight year advantage which'Hitler'*
force* had on them cun hardly he made up in a couple of
year*, no matter how great the effort, and we would nol
like to see anything w> foolhardy attempted ns to produce
another Dunkirk
Nevertheless, it *eent* to u* it would be letter to risk
something now while the Russian* art* still in the war
(him to wait another year or t*o for better preparation
and then have !•> fight the combined forces of German)
• Tke- H erat* t* a - m t n
[end her Axis partner* without the aid o f the Soviet. Wt
a*«r,i*ira Po*« wiles u
a l t r t y •■lltlra t a ta* ***
I are assuming that the Russians cannot handle the Germnnr
■■alirailoa *f all * * i al
t r , a t 1*4 I* II *•
Ml
*
I alone, no matter how much they may get from us In the
ertailea l a ikia M W ■<
way v j HuppJh'.s.
l i t l e - r l ■•*•« I * n t o » « 4
All llaAla la r i k l l r a l l a * al
"On
creed from the very beginning had been
...
ataaatrhM Seram era ■»■■ i
enem y at' a time”, and It is not (in unsclpnli/lc creed to
follow. J<a a corall(iry to this has been hi* policy o f "Di
vide umj CQJlqupr'*. lie takes them on oji6 pt a time, and
OR copay
by melius of insidious propaganda keeps othure fro in aid
ir i ing the one he Is immediately engaged with. 1/ all woult
iiiht jump op him at once, they could win, buj no oup has yo
mo proved strung enough lo handle him ulofic.
T ’of
Meanwhile the Urilish are w on tin g uiwut the Axi
i ihr d riie Ip Lyhiu and the threat to Egypt ahd ihe Suer Canal
i Hu- All tho Allies'are concerned over thy pjxtspeci* of an Invn.
fur Mim cif Turkey which guards L|to vital' guiewuV In th
timh Near Rysi. TJtey are worried ovur a possible timjnl to
tor ward Ind'u. Or tile seizure pLUukqir am) French. Wes
.'A frica with Uic danger which7 (h it holds for Bout)
(AmericaNot uil of Uiese widely scattered points can posaild
c*!i#i-11Jin Hclener be sufficiently strengthened by ihe Allies to a ssu re,tlui
M titter i
udeqUiifc deftiiM'. hut Ihe possibility of German at lac I
upon any of them cun be materially reduced by u stron
Allied (finding party In Franco or Norway. German troop
cannot very Well i>e sent io fight In Africa if they ar
needed to defend the road to Berlin.
When the first Allied troops cross the border inti
Germany, the Nazis will ■surrender.
(icrtcrui MacArthur i* n»t only it great stddinr. In
i )m* ii genlu* fur expressing ill word* what he ha* in mind
' Hi* sentences like hi* fist* strike home mid evoke i *i|«iiIiii
i nccuril Like Atlinlnii I’erry on laike Erie who said, "W- have met the enemy nntl they are ours", anti Cnptnir
1-nwrence, "Don't give up the sliip", and Nn|*)leon. "Even
1rdlilier ctirrle* in hi* kniipsuck it field murshnl'* but«n"
| General MncArlhur hn* a wav of *uying tiling*.
iSome of In* more significant statement*, [lluHtnilinc
tiii* point, are listed by the Fort Myer* News Prcx* it
fpll^WA
«. <*[ !tgre kIuiII l*e no coBijiromise.
We shall win or wt
shall dfe." To the Australian parliament
"Men will not fight and men will not die mile** theknow what they are fighting and dying for" Assurin
re|K»rter* in Auntiuliu he would hold back only new* vid
Drtucr esn gel lighter aixl liable ta the enemy
shortrr, but no tonrrr and fuller
"I cumo through and I shall return." Arriving in Aun
rule* lir War Production Hoard
tralia from the Philippines.
W» wcoder.
"Tako every other norma) precaution for protectin'
,11. F. Tily former candidal# for of tho hcadi|uurtrr*. but let's keep the flag flying." RcpL
gnverner, h now running for l^ont: g ttu from th# Fourth Dlttrict, of to officer Insisting flag should be removed from Mnnil:
whlrh Hanford u*ad to h# a parL •nnyJbcadtjuartcrs.
"Today. Juti. '10, 1942, the anniversary of your birth
ff*r (jifrat rep<’rt# indicate the
IlrltUh mi l tl
are about smoke-begrimed men. covered with the marks of ball It
tO get twgrtnri. a little late jwr- rise from the foxhole* of Bataan anti the batteries of Cor
. hapa. lilt 1*4It. r Me than never. regidor to pray reverently that God may bless immooNiir
ably the president of the United States." Birthday me*
Kiigo to President Roosevelt
"Only those are fit to live who ure not afraid to die.'
To a West point graduating class.
'T his J«li will lust a long lime." After marriage '.
Jean Falrcluth.
"I shall lead tho patrol to let tha boya know tha'
aomebody at headquarters Is willing to go with them.'
Reply to officer In 1918 who tried to keep him from goim
over tho top.
“Americans never quit." Ordering U. 3 . boxing tear
back Into competition at 1028 Olympic games after coac
withdrew learn in protest over a declalon.
* ■
"Vcfy well, If wo lose 3,000 men, we lose 3,001." Whet
warned In France that a certain alteration would result !t
3,000 casualties.
"I shall keep the soldier's faith." Assuming cummai
of united nations’ forces in Southwest Pacific.
weeUrn citr-
DOWN UNDER'
Tbrra tnuit ba a law of aver,
ifra in lha army. Mr. Talbot of
Oviedo talla ua that hla aon,
George, haa falnad 16 pound*.
We know of another boy who haa
trained down from I HI lb*, to
176. A third boy wrote hla moth
er that he had falnad 40 lba.
Then In the next letter aaid. “Mi,
I fueaa I made a mlakata r
I guraa I make a mlatake about
my wait I found afterward*
that I had ferfot to take my
park off my back whan I got on
thrm acalea."
Char tea Hatcher la at home on
furloiyh recuperating from * ac r
ime lllnn*. Wf l i t glad to
jp iR H
a t . u l the m ailing aarrlea offered
1 )>y Mr. Gordon Dean for the Frl' ,|By iiaua of lha Hanford Herat-1.
] If, dirln g the week
STATE
LEGISLATURE
GROUP TWO
(PlM Palltleat A*..)
SEMINOLE COUNTY*
rraM
ileal Adr.l.
(any time
] you a rr down (own) you will atop
; into Ihe H erald • fflea and leave
I your boy'* addre** ami 6*, the
I Friday i**ue of the Herald w|||
he mailed by Mr. Dean to that
l*ty. Thl* i» a palrlotle ami
| roll* literule »ery|rr. for *1 tha
- nr** -lurid you p a y he for tha
| |.a|**r *1 ne, then 2 or .1 rent*
A C osily Commissioner who
bolds two p ok lie office* cannot
go | attic*
to
kotk of
Ib o a :
My opponent la oat of lh<
county all week, working for
tha Btsle Rood Department.
Ha wa* elected to giro kt*
I for no-tarre nod ofti-n you have
not the fncllitiea for ranilin*. And.; v.*m |o to* bw*lnra« of Ike
rememlier, th e Herald offer* a | count r. pot no a weeknnd coun
rrd u frd price for re g u la r *ub-| ty oft trial.
^-crtplinna sen t to hvy.v,ln the U .j T hg bnslOrea af Baftlaala Coun
ty aboast' nol ba--s~»M ellne
*H. A, fig h tin g f o r m .
In ba served Is spar* l l s f .
It la a full U u Job- In (hit
war emergency ayary county
officer sheeld ba oa tka fob
delng kla part, and not miles
•way ' all weak.
Kudzu Plowed Under
Doublet* Corn Yield
If yon want a fall tint* County
t<ramiesUser vot* for
W. B. BALLARD
FOR COMMISSIONER OF
THE 3RD DIHTRICT.
MAY STH.
ir » u p»uti*wi aa*.i
freedom
M, B. SMITH
-r M .Ltgomvry r.-cvntly to
(rTl
;!’r m a re ih c rn t new C ourt lloUM,
T hcllg r „u . Mr*. Kll
th at w a. . hijr >ol, you did.
then*. Hir huikiing In iiatterncsl
------, fiftiT (hi* Mtfirnt f!rr#k UaHh#*We learn throygh thin Utter
in th e huRjiitat *»l
I £5"*!* «»wl W a l l r r •« ) « It ItMik* m thnl L* tilv OlfU, to n of Mr, nntl
l^ tJiifin l'* fm h* r. titrtirge
, [ jf »l imj«t bin* roat aticut ft' Ifni. J. C. BHU ii lu l« mmrrirvl
n m r r i n l th e y m m ^ e r d a iig liti- r t ; nsilUth ilollars nml (hat liecatiu*; tho 1Oth of this month to MUi
Mr nnd .tlit II J L«Iiiii;im
| of it a alierr hrnuty It ntlrkfl *ut Delay Northrop, daughter of Col.
’ h k c it y
Mr
nnd Mi * *
J|hp “
thumb in ih«t tiUAint and Mm A. B. larwU of Lon*
' i Ride in i t t f U ( r r n H | p
T h il.'h i
link village Walter U in avia- Beach, Calif. Louie U the (irncra
v l l th i"i lin n L e a tfia rd *»nlv
pn-.
lion and ran Ik* addreaacd, A. (*. lacy wa mentioned lait waak ita
i f h it gtwnl c u re n m l o f th e |*i -> • Walter M llnvne#, Jr. (eroup fl, having an eietting
job. Ha la •
fob t h e B ed I ’ n w
a h Hi p i i
»
Suiadiort K Mnvwrll Field. AU- Lieutenant with the Western
d o in g lh< re
11 «* atyw 11*« > t * •■
*
Ferry Command, laotig Bench, Cal*
h im It k k fimifiiflMtnn 1 .
Ifornia. Think what that mrana!
'’ p r e t t y
iu - t n-
new 4.
g irl# to tn lk i 1
vsr i l i I h n * <m •
up
\
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Iri n eiml t >• i Jhoiiv i
\
N c u * fflitiN of Ihtftnld K Feartann, Iknujld j * thv *4n» f H r, fih I
i j-M r tH r r* r T. 1'uarRnn.
Ymi
kiwjw Mr*. iV arau n for h e r lung
J iiir d A p r il
l^ eofiard uy- lie
(h a c h a r if e il fro m th e h m p lt u l an .■
b a r k o n d u t y , Hi* r a i l I k ’ a d d re s s
•• L■k
lk..
A.
I
F e r r y i n g k t i r i k n i n r p la n e s over
la ml o r i r * In the fxilnt where
t h e y are needed* I^nuli, yeti war®!
onn of t h e m an y boya w t h t f #
I... ..I L__ t
a
__F 1____
M I*vt. Lr< nnrd E. (Jn v i, (Jo. (
f i . l n l T n p . ‘ B n ,.
C a m p J n w |(h T
>aa
1 1 t h T n g . It c R i
B o tiirM o n , A r k n u
A nother h
or tw o curt
!*ake VIodfiF
hla t e n t
n
Sprin^m n u
ha<l u fine
w ho r n l U l fo r D m
a erv le e a re
lr la « a if k d
an pilot# , iK in b a d it n ,
nm vigntiirri, m r r b a n k a n r ground
M w lh t n r a .
I Inna id ha# ftecn elaaTklfled a# a "'pilot** w h ic h make#
<G a n t r s l
M ew ± i anti
w f f S :
To The
VOTE FOR
tVr have nrwa cf John ItkderJ
L. B. MANN
Wrrlry Cunningham and Jo*b
lllll all National Guardsmen,
State Legislature
f u r neat week
A* well aa ne"*n
fruitr Cliuluoia and our flrat pair
Group Two
of twin*—aon* of Mr. and Mr*,
ti K. Plerey, both In lha Nary. Farmer For 33 Year* And
Several person* have railed 111
KnowsTlw Needs Of
O fF E A T
By MBS. ERNEST HOU3HOLOER
How slnutf* (■ clrcumiUncat made by Chari** H. UrUcoll In
f o r th* oacond lima tirve* lhi* on* of hi* cohimn* ’Now York
column woo oUrtwl wo h»v» Day By Doy’. wo bars boon roacrappod a lead. Thlo tlmo It' nadIaV c liia U of .poach and
tone*rood th* fact that our Prool-i dtcumtnl In Amorteon BDtory.
d«nt
want* a now rutmo—a abort
On Lincoln'* birthday wo n«.
«us work. 17 *y ahould
>r curlwlty ktlloJ a cat namw—for thl* present war. (Wo turolly tumwl to Llacotn'o Oot.
wtok lln war would bo s* *bort Irabur* add to n .
By chanrtnf
M tho word wo'd nsm* I t) A only t f*w word* wo found that
(Nooral named It to, oitcol Out lhal Immortal ipooch rOado In
Old clrcum.taiKO lo Ihta. Wo h a r t memory of Amartca'* foUca karoo*
It wnrkoro' bonl.it- juot loartOdW ulrpbono that Vrt of anothor war could bo tnousht
production. Tho In StwktAo County Mpro a boy up W dato to maku ■ fUlin* and
o w - th e * In lho Philippine*, boiutlful IrlboU to thoo* bravo
Tblnk af 111 A llltlo ole Bomb Americas boya who bare given
John G. Leonardy
hat# you, Charles.
I«t your curiosity ret *•
w sm *
R E -E L E C T
of
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
th y r u ,
An unusual game animal In
Norik America la tka muak-oi,
which loks like a .mall, odd kind
ot buffalo and la ilmllar in carlain re#KW to bath rattla ami
ahaep.
Makei ChickI
Grow Fatter I
According to government regulations—ffO FUEL can bo furn
ished heaters not installed before
APRIL 13THi
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We fltill have a limited supply of
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both room and circulating beat
en. at
ATTRACTIVE
HMCE&
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os. aon of MF.
irsIL brother of
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W
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Coroov Sanford Ara. 4 I kmiI fit
State Legislature
GROUP ONE
S u fa H Ato. J m I Off Qmicti
�A
•Social A n d Personal Activities
Telephone UX
KIRS. LO U R IN E HEAL, Society E ditor
Avenue a t 3 30 P M w ith
R. P. Moulr a t c u - h o t t e s i
S o c ia l C ale n d d r
Muair Clyb will
Fannie
M U .M I A Y
T h e aatn l— ,■ * <A*-IV—h y t - r u n
Women'* A u n lia ry will
follow*
flk Circle O ne: Mrs. W.
chairm an, a l the home
S, E. A ndrew s, HOI
m eet aa
11. Bsrh.
of Mrs.
Palm etto
"U N -S P U N "
TOPPER
F,lr* i
a t 3:30
(
298
I ighl weight Topjwf of rc*»|,
(Hirou* " I .i - S p u n ” " to slip
over
yo ur
Dre**n*
Hui?*
Slack*' S titched
T u \* d o lapel*. Malle , Beige.
Powder B lu r . Du*ty Ro*e,
WOOC
5H O PS
«
mh T h .
P.M. fn t h .
P e t son a l s
S I T S
hom e.
Daughter* Of Wesley (
Class Has Meeting
S p rin g
a dorn
flo w e r*
the
"•••**"*
l« T s m n s .
T h -y
were
• * , accompanied by Mra. E J, Mough
c K l i O n. with Mrs. M. Cumm lng, 219 Laurel Avenue,
Circle Two. w ith Mr*.
<5. E.
Rollins, 2400 P ark Avenue.
Circle T hree w ith Mra. II. E.
Morris, 1728 Locust Avenue, with
Mr*. B, C. Steele as e«-ho*tefa.
Circle Four w ith Mrs,
A. B.
Lovejoy, 717 P ark AvenueCircle Five w ith Mr*
W L.
Htoudenmire on Elm Avenue with
Mr*. J. D. Cochran a* ro-hoatea*.
Circle S li. w ith Mra.
W. A.
Cagle, 1903 Maple Avenue, with
Mrs A. C Benson a* co-hoeteee.
TUESDAY
The A ta rta n Cla»* of the F irst
B ap tist Church will m eet a t the
* W " i)1 ¥ l,i' " i,h
Mr*. Donald Kpfieri ami dau gh.
ter. Diane, have r etu rn ed to their
home in S araao ta a f t e r vlsitlni
with Mr*
Eppert'* uncle
tnd
au n t, Mr a n d Mr* G V, Rollins
w ere
ro n m i
of
hom r
in
u*e*l
M r*
M
t<»
M a y f a ir
“ CADETS ON PARADE”!
------ AI.SO:—CHAPTER L NEW HERIAL:—
“SEA RAIDERS""
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lit MRS ROY MANN
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Mra, J o h n Matlhai ami daugh
tar, Doris, of Baltimore. Md . and
Mr* L Grow, Mr, a n d Mr*. E.
E. Grow, Mra P. J Allen and
MU* Phyllia Allen
d a y s thla week in T a m p a and
Lake W alt*.
•i X 1 ‘ ,! * ?• I,' . _r •T.
Fit MRS
It
Mr and Mr* R L .Shipp and
d a u g h t e r , Velma, a r riv e d today
from T a l l a h a a t r r to visit with
r
Mr. Shipp'* parent*,
Mr
and Mi** Mary Alice Shipp, d a u g h te r
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs (Jeorge Shipp
Mr*. George Shipp
of S a n f o rd , was tecen lly paiil
Mr, an d Mr*. W M. Scott have tr ib u te hy th e T lm ea -H erald In
re tu rn e d frt»m a 10-dav trip to W a s h in g to n , D. I’ w here she 1*
potInU in Georgia. where Mr. now m ak in g h er home
The a r t i c l e in p ar t follow*
Soo i l a tte n d e d to business I n t e r "T o d ay we salu te a tr u e young
hom e of Mrs. II. A, M o r e l a n d . {
lady of t h e Deep South, one who
1110 P alm etto Avenue, at 8:00
i*
ad m ired ami like*! by all who
F ri e n d i of (»uy II Wood, Jr.,
P.M. with Mra. A. M G ordnier wilt r e g r e t to learn t h a t he
know her a n d her c h a r m i n g di*
and Mr*. J. R. Aahley aa co- confined In the O ran g e General position
M a ry A Ellis Is from
I hos tease*.
Hospita l in Orlando where he Hanford* Fla . ami * » • g r a d u a t e d
I
un d erw en t an operation yeaterday from Sem inole High School with
honor*
m o rnin g
" A f te r p as sin g * civil *<-rvire
r
t an im atio n and co m p letin g her
J
W
Dan if I, I t
ha* ,«■
pro
b atio n th e ha* accepted <* p i
tu rned to hi* home m llirm ing
ham, Ala , after v b i t i n g far a ■tt mn a a se c r e ta r y to F II YVaDn,
J r . chief
P n K u r r m e n l Section.
few day* with hi* par ent* Mr
Maritime
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Dame) i* field m an ag er of *hc Fonstr uctiun D*vt*I«n
F om miaalon, ami may l*c found
E a s t e r n Airline* in B irm in g h am
FrM ay
at her <1e*k. Room 4H04, Com
Spu
Mr*
William
F o g h o r n and merer Building
llv—rly Kay li-ntm i
"H er
fa v o ri t e hobby
i* col
children of F t Pierce are vialt
H arry Robton V
ing with Mr and Mra C. II Ire ting classical and |n*pulaT o .
C lirrttf* Jorw t
1Cogbwrn anwl Mr and Mr*. H 1, cording* ami *he I* also, an nr
W a lttr A. Routf
i Shlnhotarr
Mr F o g b u r n will Join d ent r ead er, both of n o pular ami
Halarrfay
classical l i t e r a t u r e
Her fav o rite
them for the weekend
Uarfelln. A iplnw all ^
■port la bowling and she i* a s t a r
Mra. E. J. Rlvvra
Mr and Mra I-ronard L Me m r r a l x r of one of the Uiwling
Hra John Borall 1/
team* in th e M aritim e I**agu"
Luca* left W ed nes day for Tam
pa where they ar e a t t e n d i n g the She al*n like* golf afiil hi-fseA rthur II B aelw llh. J r *y
back
r id in g ” ,
_*
T eacher *'
A ■social nun
meeting
fjxU lay M c ix h
T hey eap ec t to r etu rn to Man
Mra. E. J. C am aron, ,3 r v
ford S a t u r d a y
H rm la n o( thr Phi Alpha K.ppi aoruHty arc ipontorlnf a "Suec - u " ilant* In Ih. Clly Hall on
Tuasday r r m ln . In homii of th
i n Club, S.mlnol- lll.h Schi
• hkh »11l loavt »»rly W-dm-wlay
rnornlny for Tampa lo parlwl
p a t. In Ih* Florida M uik F-tli
val.
.
Chap-ron— for th- dan— will
b . Mr*. B. L. P.rkina and HrJ. H. Trtihwk, whlla M in Doro
thy Sanford, muak Initructor for
Harelnola lllf h , will act aa apon
ir for' lha -vanlny.
Danclnf will b . to th* mualt
ofaa nlckalodton and d—oration,
will ronalat of tha GIm Clob'a
^ w. s. < s. To Hold
Red Cross Notes
\ t the 11 g a lit I iii'*m :*IlV ll.-nttl
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T u e s d. a y* evening
,
. .
r. for
. . i h e rpfvilm
. a.,
i Hr.I, ( n . . w h n h «<»*
1,1
tin
m eeting of t h r Dau ghter*
Wr i
l e ; C l a t a of Ihe Method Ut C h u r c h Th ,,w.l.,t .it th. Krd « • — • • - m .
Co-hoste**#* with Mr*. S lric k U m f | ih* i • .m m - n n . t m h o •tmif fncla
were Mr*. Roy TilHt, Mr* R, T ir e * ' m *-*i
l mu IHiblii it) t HairT h r a i her. Mr*
W L, M o r p n , m a n frt I* >«>u will t • .-ducu'ed
Mura. C h e a t e r Daniels* a n d M r * . l a n d m*|'ii»d by th. f«dh»wmg d a t a
L. E. B a u m a n
whi ch *l,i*w» the i . u i r t j . a.ml <|uan
The b j i i n e * * i r t i i o n w as pie- III . .d oi r t l-eing door l<v the
tld rd over hy Mr*. Ch e ater Dan. %olu>|ii-»> « iket* to tin* co u n
Iris, who called for the variuua ty
rvport* of t h e c h i l r m r n
The *o
M . - i.». V Hall 1 .4 >1 Vid I hairclal s e r v k e f ha lim an
epeu led
infi'tm* u* lh.il llieie are
t h a t flower* and card* h ad Iwen nwu
se n t to ill m em b ers, ami an E a s t in thi% i >njfi 1\ is while and |M
e r o u tfit fu rn is h e d a child, in a d mb«rt-«l ip altfo d l u *1 t u t In-.
iif 11
•mniUi
22
dition to a b ask et of food and •tr si* i - t i ;ii h mg Tillr*r*
Hi m rttid 11 . Ilf
r lo th i n g to a needy fam ily
1
11
nr
Hinton.
in*i
i
itctiu
Mi*.
Mis* E li s a b e t h H a r k e y tn:«"rtained t h e g m u p with accordion Mi II 1 M.'ir i"
ti.
1«« teach
*olo*. r e a d i n g s and aecoiiiita of F o r g u - ti rtl** <|puiIiDoil
t i.min't mn
her travel* in w es tern m o u n tain s, rl* *"* • - n k*it 1 g i
Mi** 11• n»'
a f t e r which the h o s tr is e * r e iv e d w ith < 3 if I n f - ' - .
Httiioo ■ii *n ■%
*■* •|.t t ml in* ri>(not
refres h m en t* .
of 1 t
P r e s e n t w ere Mr* E H I-all fl»t hn*%)ng 1.tiight t
ey, Mr* J, O. Laney, Mr* W. Kll «t \ nt i ht*-r»
L H a r ri s o n . Mr*. L. M Tyre.
Si %m iting to M r * S M i H»ip
Mr* M 1- W r ig h t. Mr* T h r a s h
h 'lilim g i haiinirtM thru- hn*
er, Mr*. J. E. Courier, Mr*. P A. J r
Rowland, M rs Jo h n L. C la r k , Mr* been ■ rumt*i g mg the round*
C. E McKee. Mr* A B *Stev- (where do the\ * ln it, i tHwt many
en*. Mr*, 11. A S w anson, Mr*. o f ih. gamtonl* m.tdo have b* In
11k *r rtf*
J. P, T h u rm o n d , Mr*. S t rick land. ripp'd i*nd teimt’h
f«it*
of Ih.
uoT kin1l**l !
Mr*
Daniel*, Mr*. Tllll*. Mrs. th*
g
a
i
Mimi*
In
in
................
mg tm*l ArchWfhop Athenagcra* of rha
C F
B r a n a n , and th e Mlsaea
Helen W a r d and E U t a b e t h H a r p a - t %.-.ti Hn.I .* I .if .mli | •. tire ek Ortho do * F h u rrh hle*-et p.tL
nf Ih- food aboaril Ih- S -r-li-h m.,.
h ■' «' hod tn I** r ippr.l
I hnl
key
• lorvhlp Sitiha a t a N»w 3 „ t t
p r 4 11v low p* n i nt.ig*
h
,
i
" '- r r i r y nation- h » r. prnm »ird I I
Re* entD ihi* • hap! •
. d pa* * the ship which I* carry i-g f \
h i k n tlla d h'Mt Ml* ♦ '
snd medicma to starving t,*.- ,
by th.
-I f • ■
( Ct ntr a i I'r rt* )
CO " M l
ft trick U m F *
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Circle Two; Mrs. W. S. Brum lejr, chairm an, a t the home of the
Mrs. J. W. P s n l c l is i p en d
chairm an. Celery Avenue, a l 3:30 ing the weekend in S av an n ah .
P.M.
Os., w ith relatives
Circle T hree; Mrs. J N Glllon.
F re d Miller is sb lr to lw out
chairm an, with Mrs. Glllon, 1201
Palm etto Avenue a t 3 30 P.M a g a i n af te r b ring ill for se veral
w ith Mrs. A. C. McReynolds as weeks
cohostees.
Mrs W II II oof*
Port#,
Circle Four: Mrs. A. P . Sm ith,
chairm an, w ith Mrs. C. H. Brown, m outh. W , i« the g u e s t of Mr.
1114 Park A v rn u t a t 3:30 P.M. an d Mr*- II L Moore.
with Mrs. Sm ith s i ro-hotless.
Mr, ami Mr* J, (J. S h i n m h i d
Circle Five: Mrs. D. L. T hrash their
recent visitor
their
er. ebalrtnan, with Mra. T h ra s h e r,! d a u g h t- r in la w . Mrs A les Shar
Grandview Avenue, a t 3:30 P. M.
f .. .
,
Circle S li Mrs. Alice W ig h t ,l on- of
chairm an, with Mrs. D. A. C a ld -1 Mr*. Ben Cogburn and d a u g h
w ill, 110 E ast Seventh S tre et ter, Ju d y , of ( ialn rsv lllr, a t e vi».
a t 3:30 P.M
Iting for a few day* in Sanford
The Buaineaa W omen'* Circle. with relative*.
Mr*. Joe Corley, chairm an, will
m eet with Mr*. Corley on C am
MUa Jane Sharon and Mi**
eron Arena* a t 8:00
C harlotte MougiUnn are attend
Circle* of the W.M.S. of the
r . ' s " n ; . a i . s r k .,« w will
in f the Teacher*' A»»oci*tion
B A T IK H A Y
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PACE TflREF-
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. n.ORIDA
7BIDAT, APRIL 10, 1I4L
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o f C r i r h a m i , Mi
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tng the b i r th nf a ion «n Tbur*
rtay, Apr, 9
M r n Ant|rr**in will
be r t m e m b e r e d a* t h r former
H aiti* L o f i i n g
i
ham, Dorothy Pttold, Suaan Klrtlay and Batty Wllklnaon
Thar, will ba a nominal admi*
•Ion t h i t f a for tha dan— to
which lha public U cordially invitad to altawd.
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THE SANFORD
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
pm **4 fcg «*14 Mil d
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ih» *atd H 4 m « Um I m t *
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HILLIARD, Tpr. JO—/Twwrty.
th n * U J .ttn Countjr t e w n
obtained 10,000 (talks o/ two « r j
toad TsriclW* of nawd cans laat
• kill
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f w m lh , a r tT n U n g to C ounts A f t M
ford
LEGAL NOTICES
lUMiaMU U n M f . r U t k l a
!*•*• and »rd«r»d IfeU lrd 4ar
••( *1**4. A. I> l»«l
II P I(h M m
n a i l i4 Osiirl
B* A M . Wm |>
lh**nir i*Wvk.
WBATHER DELAYS
J A C K S O N V IL L E .
Apr.
H tavy rain* and c*)J4 . «n
l(»r«ti a Mwa^ANf «-f
fl|( ulitU * »«blUfcwd •* Han
JS B tikZ
(o rric iA i
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SH C HAS A
OH,MO K.ETT OON/r y o u
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THlNC ir WOULD BE VCG ir
t h in k :
f lp
DANCE
JACK’S DEW
DROP INN
TIm r r u h of bomb* and biarni of gp«em ttalaaary from tko U
gana bold no terror for LujiIA male* Loola A. Johnson Is (M
Usrs’s a pktor* of one of hi. Istsit u, a n U t In Iks solution of Um
bits of handiwork aontrwherw In pgitsnt Indian Independent* i
England. Hhown with Id. hr Id* tion. Tba probltai ka* haeauM i
Marlorlt King«Uy. i« Al Burst, a than urgent alnsa Japanasa al
volunteer H A T. pilot whn come* tarka on India's mainland. Job
from Chlesfu, ill Th* hri.l* i» * j. conferring with Isadsra al
soloist with an Enpli-h ..pitir.ir* All-India Congnas sad Blr Sta
( CmfraJ I’r tt«J Crlpp*. Briliak cablnat mlal
woodtn i t i o « t u r «
m
&A .m- m m m
'vNV .’Jd,T
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KEEP YOUR TIRES
FROM WEARING
OUT IN SPOTS
Iry h a v in g your w h e e ls
h a l n n c e d statically
and d y n a m ic a lly . B a l
a n cin g
a ls o
aa v ei
front ergl wear.
C .- - C L W e l s h
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I s o THerJFD
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> Ik # H igh##! fclddtr a i th a
« •« •« d M r «>n Ik* firm M^ni l h r m o n th o f Map. 1911
In tM fth d a y o f Mat . i l d i.
4 tk U »rtt d * r
of
A p r il,
Hure tires arrr hard to
get, so' don’t neglset
small rota and breaks.
Have them inspected
promptly. A stitch in
time saves a tire.
—
F ine ' i r s A w o e O E i i'
JN o n e CAI2 • TO rONCXASAVG
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Tonight'# program may be tbe
Wet that Central Florida gray*
bound fani *111 • r e f e r tHe dura
tion, i Inca th r-H W * T ihorlago
makes It extremely doubtful that
teeing will be resumed rluxt Fall.
' Bd that aa It may the eesaon
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or Letters
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Out Bom
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By JACK HTINNETT
WASHINGTON, * Apr. ». —
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am thsaa arkkh concern extras**
ranees, waste and cbiiailng ea
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reaches the little peopl
Katharine Hepburn and Speauer Tracy ta "Wajaga af the yea*,"
the cry romance af a *AitM«-g*l” girt aad a ' "iront-’em-roo eft“
guy, which U aald to fulfill Urn prediction th at It will b o lh a o u t* CAPITAL.
alanding picture of the year, will bo a t the Bits T V atar, Ainday
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CATE? APARTMENTS
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10:1b Jerry Wsrno, songs
10:30 Olga Coefto A Burt :
10:43 Mayra of the World
11:00 Newa Analyela
11:10 8hep b'lelda Ortbcatm
11:00 Qlann Ora* OrthaaLra
ItiOO Linton Well*,
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11:04 Dunce Orchestral
1:00 News end Muela
TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
S:C0 Morning Round-up
0:00 Prairie Vagabond*
7:00 Breakfast fire cities
7:48 Up Move
7:44 interlude
8:00 Mews of the World
■:44 American Benefit
B :» Louisa Witcher at lb* Or4:30'VirginI*
8:14 Musical Inltrludo
# :!• Morning Rhythm 1
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BiOO Edwin C. Hill
0:00 Greyhound Cua
«.IS Musical Interlude,
«:20 Fprfft* Reporter *
4:30 Lam and Abner
• :44 Th* World Today
7;0Q Th* Lon* Ranger
7(J0 Haw’ra I Doing?
8:00 Kate-Smith Hour* .
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GULP SERVICE
HBGRO IC HCKH. WILL ITART
Handlings may b* gfpftad
mature tree for th* purpo
hestanlng their flowering or
Th* school i f ' Mndkrn [odustry
for ■colored patron* will bhcln
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10:00 Children'* Birthday
10:40 O rer the Back Fkeee
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AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY
Soviets Warn
Japanese?To Japs
i Stay Neutral
9
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§ Vessels Are Sunk;
T hreat To Aussica
Seems Diminished
Certificate* To
Boy Typewriters
Nazi A | l Force In
creases Pace Over
Russian F r o n t s ;
HAF Strikes Hard
s Wit Department re
ft . today that Corregigunnefs sank a number Peterson R e v e a l s
nail Japanese boats in
100,000
Machines
|ahinjf village of Harbot Will Be Released
,bf abandoned Ba4©latcdjv reported was More th in 100.000 new lypo-
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Chinese Hold Fast On
Fast Burmn Front;
Uripps’ .\fisHion Is
Apparent
Fnilure
Traps Used by Gallant Defenders of Bataan
till %r*oH ■l g«4 F rrait
A Jit|intte*i* cnltim n s tr u c k
t i n t r r r i<> H u ru in ’.v m n in oil
firdtl-t ninl i h r g a te w a y to Inum ti x lm . linTtcririK n o rth u iin l from SinliuujDMve, 70
miU'v rnirili n f I’m n ie m itt R5
n tili'- Iwlrrvv tin- v ita l Y enn m m int’ ml rb'i-i-iL s. A s r r m nl |H iu rrfn l ,in n - io n co lu m n
hit ut ih e miiltlli- o f
th e
Group Is Told Work
Should Be Finish
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St ting that
the rntlre job
m is obiwrcrd the flret *nnl'
annl- thoukl hr finlihret vi.ihln *0 day*.
of tier neutrality P ‘Ct | Volk k ’lllltrm i, -hi- ka. the ronwltk Japan today by
warning \
j or j ^ u| | ng m l for thr prepfojt t , u 'lK c .' anford Airm rlter., moaUv portable "iciJfl*, Tolreo to llvr up to .irw t Id le r j
w rrr to k« released for rmllonhi* • f lh* rgrewment.
I port, gore p rumplele report on
Im U I .' recording* to tntorWlotJon * ‘RtA.F* bomber.. In ilown
^ T lh e nTOkrem. roar' lu-lrtg -mail# i f
ih . luncheon mrellnd
recaived from A rt In* PHe«* AH- dual r*kl». H ated the occupied lh# f j ,|J
the Gcrmop Ruhr I f
of the K irculivr, Unancr.
-niniatrator John E- H>mm of *{“ jrWich Acooat.
— *Italy
*—I— TL
— —• G
- oqaI- —
* . -.
t
Thr Germans
Road*. Avi'tiun
anda s I.ive
CPA b r -A. B. Petenon of the , p)| northern
i .aimed 14 ( tlarking pi n r. were tUxk Committees i»f the Chamber
ef Commerce, Recrriarjr E Jv trti
Quarters Vnncmiiood'ike eompleto; according to a W a ib la g tra d la - downed
The Nail air forqe Inc reared Its II Lf | In* stated Sat unlay.
* - * Bataan after the patrh yastardty, *be lypowrltar
*0*
ove
rR
u.ila
in
aupnort
of
iptirnlng will b* deUyed until
An Inereaa# of IfO percent In
igkt countrr-olt'cka fooling out the acre ge of com planted In
neat Monday. Tbo —
Red
pn.ltiona,
but
Hu*.Ian
leadr
?jninoie
f'ountv this season wsa
McenwhllC. the titraat to Aua- t* !•* relcaood ! » ■ *bef
cunfident they could isttmatral by Countv Agent (’. II.
i
BTTH (lock* of ll»d*P*nd*flt eU- r r i nrunalnril
lla diminished with
smgah
Ihr
German
thla
army
Dawt4>n. Hr also told member! #f
[butrra. wholesaler* and do»Vor».
f n u l p m ota nf Allied
the operations ri the livestock
r. Peterson «Utqd, ,
who .truck new blows' at
Ao Ibn w a n in c-arm lei aparred Committee and of meeting with
No nuotv har w oom >«t for »nr
today.
an d * . gWre*00 mil. aluahy front, Mr Sherly, Mr Partin snd f'ounty
I nr gunner* fWf
Cof1
a #*»* of confidence In victory
nl Junr
Gunn rf
Dwrol*
lor ymlrrxUy
|tM
rf<nr bu' the
g k ' I'T
> « t. relay tw
t« tu
« i recurj “ oth ^ over the Germans went up ami ( uunty
In real nl In ll«- frwllng
» » r. o i/a p a ijo a * V mhr » I rla of* t h o co w o ty for anyone down tie Soviet Union t*day uf .luck on celery farm- Mr lllgnd’ enemy o rtiljerr battrrle* fir who can qoajlfy. Mr. Feleraon en touching
____ each of Ru*aia'a 100, am . .t.tr.1 Mr D .- .on -ill take
ing ctitn the Island fortress from noottc-vd.
(00,000 from the luwlleat Volga I up tin m atter of ita rlln j . feedInn cldc..
Elilfbfe lo race Ire purehaatng Ijoatipan *i “Pape" Michael lean- In* projrel In th . munty under
A m .it r i f t fire from the fortfor now end used
*yP**,o*lcb Kalinin.
-Mr Hhrely'. euperviawn
rr<« kept the enemy plant* at w'Ip*
rttare ara prime
tcntractqrpl
Kuaslon* u y It I* g*>d I Hoary W * u « , reprerentin* lh*
re:.-h Ugh altitude, -a W ar De
o u r *egwCY
heoDky
baaed on ever* Chamber of ( omrnrrre
t ho
two* at
1- 10.
at with W
r t r t T «a f «Uw
•
|I W
A k y optlmUra
o p tio n .
r a ilm e n t cohtmun'K)Oe
Id. m
that
---------. -----s- e—
;Bu rd of the
Hanford
Trad#
the itantarr Uifllrl
the bomb-Whll*
yoatordoy'*
communique
t'-choo),
reported
nn
the
.illtllie
a
uas " lijrlit anil only • few priorily nllaa- of T* perconl
t, r . IV*.
repotted only local!ud action* (of the whool. pointing nut Ihil I
c e u tj lk s were snU lned by oor Ulabrr,
Thla Hat appllir* to i
and 1 1 pasted U* fam iliar p h ra ^ •»*»' clavi of th*M
mrn w"*
bines.
th at no iubotaatlal changea hod t'a d u a l. within the n e .t Mi .lay*
— T V Jrpnnm * n n «
•« * > .
*r» qualify for takart place, RtueUm nram w l up I"1 *•» twpobt* of liking thel#
r - tllrr- had
■tale
planIn
defense
indualrlea
there reaaona for optimismi
th r country
* Flret, and >kora sH, thay be- throughout
Mr. Wit-Oil also preaenleil the
th# lowg .agpaeUd flprtng
fvnsive. prospect* for th* r.tablbhm ent
of
a br t twlldlng court*
_ , _
the
He tut|
e v
trtil. V Mual
AHf.,1 Ihne -o o iPo orh of TnPn/)- iiiy - y e
t l- in e .i
x t c r n ri.
I- Id
frt-t iiu im o t c.rn, i n t rated aerial,
.,o - l p u n f i r e nh-nt: th e e a * le r n
gl' l ‘’f ,'f IHr* iltlf nil M' front.
Sir M.tffot t rn p r» , IIr itain'«
« ml t m n>, i t Utrneil to Idintlnn 1«wln) hiw rin«*Hin li* rnllftt
Imiiit*" m IIhmi* mi nrhvr «n|i;Mirt
Vllia • im lm j in ;ipi«irr*nl
f
| ii i iti i r
Til** lln li* K ‘li *i*b**"rI ■■»ffir 1ally
mf
.
:\ by
. ^ ’X
|o*in) (hit! rft li n«t Ihfi’a- JupnrirR!
Iintll' ‘hl|!-, f»\ * diirfnft rnrrlfrB,
ji fviitikl'Ht"« f li*.*lit ht’iit v rrtilR
filial ri iiimr r on - (ir*tntyffd ftr**1
m
t'|h fnllt'k' r Ht JLi v «‘f HvftgAl,
ihirrttrn *ig Im•1•tt - limu ms<l
lirw
s *
coer
I
i»i
3 Year Old Colored
Boy•* *•=*■_
Killed
By Car
, a*
_: -1 - —Il'V*
-*
-J.
mwn developed from auth a courao
| lugi-thef with riW m aten. la that
.re available here lo do needed
vorerumental work that wpuld
he profitable from
< payroll
■t- ndpolnl in the ruuryly Tbla
•uggaitlon wa> approrad by thr
Or Thr ■* photo, show t —n nf the device, used by American Filipino lr-,-p, in «lefen»c of
membar*. and I'reafdenl W. A
B-*ttom. -lr.,U
Lefflrr In.truclrd Mr. Iliaam- |o j Top, I. one f the tank trap , which helped hold off the dap, for » I- ng l-ioe
Chief Roy Wililama Icdiy l«- name a committee lo tee what - piled on « Imdtre nrol then *rl nfire Tt* ,r--«tr Ir l*n*p«utahrui difllrullit t - th e in, rideraued a warning t«. merchant a and could '« done With Ihl. prnpoul. .
Chrrlea Morrliann. chairman nf |
realdenta concerning schemes and
_
con-game*"
that are being pulled the E ntertainm ent Committee for I
Chief Wijliams
Warns Citizens
of ^Con-Games”
C ounty O fficials M eeting To O rganize “ E very
A m erican D riv e” W ill Be Held
A tten d D efense
M eet At O rlando
Alien Calls On
deoco rngn.’
| ]{. j|, (ulem an analyini
I S tf ltt*
Ration Head
Saturday night, Bussell Jtun- apeclat budget rei-ort for e bail
yan, tb* nama a man dressed .a 'jre ^ r that-showed the O s m U r of
Answers Questions All Citizens To
a aoldier uaod on a check, “etuck1 Commerce la opcrsllfur within It
On Tire Rationing Aid In C am paign
Ur* Sanford Flab Market with a budget. Tb* question of fund, for
oeraonal check amounting to IIP. the balance of the year n r dl*rua.ed by member*. I’rerent nt
Df frn»r nffifmla of nine (Vn
the meeting, which was held at the (f»l Kloriiin ruuntlr* iblfriislrti rt
Valdei Hotel, were President I-rf
rnnlrf) rier nt DrUmln bI
Der, Mr. Higgins, G eorje I). lh»n I * M c h i i i « l r tkrlD in * on I h r r a i l no
cn, Mr. Colemm, Mr. Hill. D I' 'tig of l lrr« wpi r ri|ilninr«1 b\
llemderc E- F. Ilousholder, G. A I \V. C. Shernmn. Simla1 mtl« Timf i
Speer, J r , Mr. Morrison. Mr | i-lrnlniRlrBloi R i- ji r «■■«* n l i n r ,
Wsttofi and Mr. W lllbm i.
vc»g|no1f‘ f'nuiilk .41 r** A II l“* i
City News Briefs
Tbo Oily. Commlaalon will hold
‘ W ln rlftre ’ feet, tig h t Its semi-monthly mealing tonight
a l lbs City Hall, storting a t 7:30
o’elcck.
s
» —« » ■
Tb* moating
was ' cancelled today on account
of lb* R otary’s -Lodi*. Night'
* h k b w ill fct bald Thursday.
Company CWU1 Be
Inspected Twi c e
a ir v
r»f
III itk-1........Minnnilimi* ml mi rnl
IDoss Is Instulled
As Exalted Ruler
of Sanford Lodge
throughout lb# county b r men th* Roetnn B rave., reported fully
who use p itrlo tlim and the ep- on the Boston club, Mr llig tin a
p a rti of men In U nited
State* f • to teal According to th r report,
render, lo fu rth e r th e ir Illegal I the B r a r r. were r r r e much . . t l gains.
, f aewl with th e ir l i a r here, with the
“ W# bar* h td a couple of .1 'r i r r n ti o n
of
acrommeal ationa
lem pta of th li aorl hero," Chief I’m l d e r t l e f f lr r o t |lrr«»eil »p 1
Wlllama alvted, "and it wrndd 1precUtion for the Inlrreal ami ’
be also for people to be on lh e |tlm e Mr. Morel-on ga>e ihr Ho.
alert agaln.1 tkl* typo of cenfi ton tram .
Dressed la a soldier'* uniform
with a garrison cap. and showing
papers which established bis sta
tion a* tb* Ortaado A ir Base.
Runyan succeeded la having the
cheek cashed whit* p urrhs.lng
evrion of cigarettes from lh*
■lore.
V
Later, police found out ho had
resold
tb* eocaretire
negro
acid tbs
cogarelto* to a nboy for Tic. Inquiring u t a local
bank, on which tb* chock waa
' n*
distort
tuck aecot
chrcVing Wr
ih f
Ihr Hnn-K otiffinsl t*i n lFtk*rf
r )!tTl Imt m r *1)
-r n h 'f t s c jiin rili pif*
•"»! in filuuih
ti. i he >i<a1
| Cm'M- n f r'Mfmt (fir in k Ullt
right inti thi Kliter) |« ft a Itig fir
1frntli il In t h»n*
Ifreitw irT»f4fr
th, r-mid iu rt>f >(
IV Ml
H#n
J,’*, ph Vi. >ii| )*.li -t- cmI firm nn
i ii> S«d mi )*i I mi* mi ih
out h nf
l«Mmh ruii<i .1 M %fir 1Min ,
ter»b* Ar*rw*u*t ft »re-rr
-.anfurd could utUia* Ihq, werk-
folk-wing t b o e c retail re Jackson
■ml Bberldfn campaigns. Later
Vbe mgrrled W alter Benton Goode
f
i tin If*, Sif Ji'HH • Seam* r> 11|f*. Mf
f htin MU >ii <In 11«1 iHml J t«|»nrM,n»
plitirf I *m * w rit 11r im ) in at Id- L» *im f r-ylabfb, nM*l lutm ittM
tbatr.
Julip Ah Goode,
• Mother of Local
?, Man, Is Buried
I. I,-
ha.! rift vv.jiktiirl thr »n iif iflfiir'
fr-a*.
wore mod ifed .fa s t n lih t w ith da*
•trey td r f r serlouily/ damaging
at lew«t ,**.*8 fnrw y/ plane* and
wpresdinjr flaming ruin among
iivwdrtV allpa and mllllary «n A -i priority ta lln f Mwfpkprra,
e«ubll«liniajua. ,
periodIrala and radio trondenatlny
i l i lions, regularly engaged In the
dlaaotn (nation of newt, and govem inent owned corporation*.
In all a f thoao rases, typewriter* may b* told o r purchased
only upon exchange of a m rtlflevte from Um rationing Board,
Mr. Pelerton said, end emphasised
r *
■
9 no rebating allp will bo Issued
Juft* A ndm oii Goode, mother aonly
the
applicant ha*
of B rH Jack ton Good* nf tb it thownwhen
Immediate need for a type
lit* died In Broklyn N. Y. on w riter to c a re r on the dull** that
Apr. K and, w ie burled In the
the applicant, allgib)* to ob
family plot In E rergrren Cemo- make
te rr there, Mr. Him), who made tain a mac hi no.
I t we* addad tb i t tho rental
a flying tr ip north la bo a t hU
mother** bedfsd*. resorted opori elauaa of tho order permit* anyone
-to rent typewriter*, b at dealer*
xiw rrtu n f to Sanford today.
S Mr*. Gooda.-wa* bom >Is Fit- war* urged to a how preference la
1hr
I l»r 1*!«..»IV * f “«a. 1
1h« Bnv Ilf
nirtii** i'\ 1‘tim r MmiiiUr
|< h rhill, M|M»iiittg i ltif Hour"
nf t tvnunM'f - 'Mi 1K. iii-t nf three
Ilislihli 'Aiit 1m| to *Ahlrli hr ffllil
,
thM
181.
Strike Nearer To India, Are
55 Miles Below Vital Oil Fields
Airport WiD Be
Completed Soon,
Willi ims States
; LONDON, Apr. II—
—
Liase-Lewd
eapert
Harry
Uspklaa held a kog roofertr.se with Ruaalaa Amkaaaador Maisky today o ltk Ik*
pel me cklectle* » c * a t lb*
U rrrtojag (loo ef rqulpa■cut
t* Soviet treopa.
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
N K W S I'A P K Il
SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. ATRII, 1.1,
■■Mr —“
lb
l»M
r
■if
Hu'
■ •*'
\ nr
I:
i in
R ir
Irtirvln
at
Rowland,
F risk
W. Hal). t» B. U abpr,
imp bell. It, E
dcF*.
F.
BdcUns,
Monies
F..
• n
r i|t n r r .
Hugh
K i IW p
W a I r t ■. G le r ;
r h h 111-ii t i .
n net
J
nM inner |Minr<|
II
W
i(
Rr**t
K uitrll
pi ml
«n *
relit mg
*i‘ irflfi1
r in llr d
i <>« i- bJic
I hr f. f -a ;
I won* a m|*tn
* innmnilv
it
flout
ill
a r n l n in |
of I h e lr v irf’k ly f»ny "•
• i'lJiy iru r W m llou.In M>
E x .i*
- im l. r n llk n g a tte n tio n \
tfu* fm t i h a t th e m im e of I h r
Defifi-r
Sa YIn |**
rtondi
ami
S im n fu hits I'MPi-ti c h a n g n l In \V*n
Ilofbdijk reml S lu m p *
Mi
i ‘ v n n * hrei Iborn refifH iintid
r h n iiiiin n of the ' T v c i y A m e n
i « tmllHfirnl **■ I* reref I hire i
Julian Adams Gets
Men, Women Workera In Salvation
Lieutenant Rank
'Army Drive Hold ‘Kick-Off Meeting Candidate Wilbur C.
Julian R, Ailnma, Jr., »l«linnr<l
— —
King Visits Sanford
r*
i *i»l r«*it iihI livitm ut * k n i g h t ; W,
• T lii iffn n. *i*r»ptflrv, Jfihn G.
|L inter. lrrfi**iirrr
lln r r v Thi»r«-
i . Mui m i
?«•
'f a r UM M*n‘a and P. Thvrmond, Betty H umphrar.
Voreou'a. P M rt*a* «f the M r * . f Mr|, Helen Peara/m. Mrs. J.
Wilbur C. King, candidate fnr
Um A m y csm palga U raise th e, r . Courier. Mr*. Marcus Tyre,
IM S b « | f t M H i M t moot tblai Mro. J . D. Ray, Mr. J . G. T attir. member nf the Florida Railroad
a t eagrealgq kioitarer 1 w q Mr*. A. J. Pelerton, Mrs. Commlnlon, visited Sanford Frlgathering a s . Fred Mycra, Mr*. H, -W. VVU«le, day In hit cftitiptlfn tour cf tho
Ititii-l h,
in ’mril hi) nl km trill . Mm r i - M«»*-
,ii'»I
• .•■
r r I F t im p !
I*•*1♦ ■
t M'hdl'l)
1gul»r inirrvgh. Thr ilflvr ’rgln*
«l*atlre«#4 Ore !*■*• T I i m )
I . ; E.
*« im lil
"i i Th* r*)oii » rrc nnmftl
\ lh n, *.r
T|.p S| to- t ,neon.I
Ihr l x 1k \'IU »
tn KV t «•!« I* '1 *i
> if> i i i n « i i v» i IV b »«
Pop#.
IM* 111tl “I th 1 Ul*‘ )htn
N|H« nmfu»t«o haul li-erri m«n _b II
Out mir nmtin «httl]
ifrtittl on Mririnl of th r flrlniiril VtI f Ik
ft
‘riRtTUelioriB nn?! BpcciflcationR I "T in* lilp urid t-»o |m r,"
hull In- "nil tilin' fnr
w
hrlht'f
ln W in the tire rationing rv virlorv *’
nolrement". snd Mr. Rherman pro
u IIHf I hi* f AlTVR • • Vt*| I!fill'd*r
Ihe aniwrrr. la many qies- I t r | iK
iF i • m l* !iv r «
nf Ih r
«lrfrn»«*
th a t hn. puttied offkrljU •feving Ri f f n f Ih r l rn l ( H S l» lrw
of tho eountie*.
Tn-MMin w»|| emim viir to give
Mr, Bhrrman rrvr»lc«l thM n j e v r r v H n r h t ia n oft o n |H > rtiiiiity to
f (>«llll»«»4l <*« I"**# TiRFff)
j aigfi n voluntary nliitgr (<» invr*i
on worker* are: II. J,
II. K ’ Took#, Dr. L. T.
pmond Ball, Vfad Bmltk.
Prahk Woodruff, E. C.
B. W. W are, W. A,
Frank Share*#, A. F.
Rimcoo T aylor, H. II.
,W . F. Kilbeo, Julia*
r . Letter T harp. Dr.
, Q. E- McKay, anil Otto
r-fa*. tn.ei Ir red
t
Chairman Of "Kvory
American Canvas«"
I'rt;t‘H ( ’o-operalion
I r m o n , r o (■ tilin n l'ii *«f I hip It u lio n
| rig lin*r«I . It It W ight, n fiinu| *-#r o f t h r I p
«n<i M r
i'r le
I ■ofl'*
iw r r U r ),
M Im
D o r u lh ) f
gat under I M«. D. A. Caldwell. Mr*. R. A.
Wood* re.'Cobb, tin . J. D. Woodruff. Mr*.
f- r.1 I „lp
'h.
vulh Ihr I' nil chI Htatra Army Air
r«ir|M nt Hpenfe Field. ICeultrie,
(in hnv Ihf*rn promotH to thq*
rank of Fir»t Livutemint, it h»b «
Jrtir iu d thi* morning.
I i .l l c r t i r -
I
th e
m r r tin g
ill'*
i It Urttkrv elmtf mnn of Ihr
v . , j\ n l o*u
A tin >
d iiv r
In
r » i* o
f iio .i- f it tIt** n ig n n t ir e lm u ’ * hnd, I mrI*i r r • •t d tin* Elk*. Iili'l iurkfh
kk41* *rt \ tti
Davis Shows Prepare
For Opening Of Fair
T in J r h n It
I'n v iv ’ h o w s nnnr
fin* pul t in j UP te n ts id p r r M f t '
t i n t l •• r ihe 'u ve n m if of t h e B n n ii*
noh- <U u n ty F a i r , re h u h v * ill s t a r t
h u u o r ro w , u n d e r th*’ ■ piin B orvh ip
o f th e E < ir A * * * * 1! 't io n
of
th«
rnunl)
K r r e lie t* a n d m a n v r t d r a w ill
i»»' revad ah ie tn t h r p u h lt r a t t H ii
fehere rehieh i*
an
rn m u l
oceu r a n r e .
Libel Decision Is
Upheld By Court
Lt. Ailretna rrcelvet! hi» wing^
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Apr. 1 » H ^ 1
and » in rommlialonetl a flr<um<l i —Hulirrmp Court today upheld by
A mrmbrr of th« Ilird re Coun Yeieutrnnnt last Acguat. H« ha* i - I I vole A Clreull Caurt de
ty Iloard of Commisa loners for 10 r Instructed several claaaea In ad- cision which w a. Interpreted la
year* pnri chairman of Ihl* board* vanred flying, among.them a claw* make it I'lelnu* to rharr* * pubfo r all year*, Mr. King declared, of British cadet• who hare re- Ik of/lcl'l with rnli-romiUm. Tb*'
" I want tho people tn giro agrl- turned to England,
e«lt wsa brought by Rep. Sweeny
culture and the citrus Industry
Lt. Adams, tho 1 2 year old lD -0hle) **alnat the Behepectsdr
rapreaentsUos on tho rommlaalon eon of Mr. and Mr*. J. Boa* Union I'ubtlahlng Company r fnr
by elecllrtg mm who la fam iliar Adam* of this city, i* lb* young- tb* r>uLllrolion of iU lere*nl «1 »)•
with their problems. Help mo, eat First Lieutenant a t Bpenco Iweed lo ,hrv« *pn**red In UM
•o I can balp you."
Field. H* I* now aaililant commandlng cfflcor to a squadron Bound" column th a t be la CM
In*- lb* appalnlmewt of a VM
[
n
of ln«tructor*.
lodge nn ere until th at bo t
i*to
of
Bern
I
no
la
“FBEESC* LABOEt
I latar aUendod Jew. The dccl.bwi ordering g i
tr l-l o f the HMjMO case w*a
beld.
•Utf.
simsmlH
alon
r fflv
c 'fc s a i
toI4 a Hottoa contmll• W o j W ^ w l "aome, form of
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1942,
m E SANFORD IIBRAM), SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Thia m ap *how* w hrru a Japaaaaa fore* of TS planra attack*d Colombo on C«ylon. British
base o ff Dm kcuthani lip of In
dia. T hey war* repulse.I by RAT
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flanking movement designed lb
evt off and de*tr< y the German
Ilihev Gshatsk V yarm a salient br*
fort^ Moscow, the last enemy lin t
of eonar«|orner standing east of
Smolensk
The Germ an held corridor rurw
ning fr« m 8m«denak to V yaim n
was Bald already to have baeftj
narrow ed to .10 miles ami HovHl
artillery
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main highway and rail m ute#.1
Ihjrovv itself apparently rrinafto*1
leal in Narl hands, although im*1
rnlnently menaced
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This Russian thru*! which if
sueeessful would envelop la rg e '
num bers i f G erm an tn**>ps a n | |
pet the SiiTirt Armies in •Im ngly.
ronsolitlat* d position t • breast th#
M|*fCl«l Germ an Spring offensive
mountel on Smolensk, was timed
to coincide with the Iasi oeriod ,
300 Peopie Attend Annual
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6 Members of
Family'Are In
Salvation Army
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Wood* of th* Sanford onrn* Kn,
$10,000 E x p e n hc over
44 y ta ra . M ajor Wood*, who
I* In Panfeed to help In I he
Has Been Avoided now
Salvation A rm y’s drtv* lo r -lw
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, h a , been an officer, having re | *eted In an
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a keynote of .n b-**i,l - I 1 i u ,r i , , -,i- . i. i, ,, I
ihe organisation during my of
tha flower* win. H I r--l
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ficerrhlp," M ajo r e'ooda dec Iare-1 pliclty with
parson*
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would baptlxa ua with deradwl appraclatlcn for tha “ line ••
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vrgrU blea, f r u it and w>matlmea operation of tha florist* and |,r
brick*. Then a g a in I hava seen fraalonal grower* of flow n* m y d l l i i i I I - . * • I i-, — r ■-.) l„
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responded 100 p a r e n t and. will 1 •*n l™1 u I " ..........I b--lr-» f — • •
out whom tha ihow ruul-t f» y u n n l f -• Mmi.I i -i i t i - ’il The
hava botn put on“
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Allies Destroy
M ;inv Jap Planes
In Rahaul Raid
\ f*t i«i|«stirtr
•r* and planU .
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’ Tha display by A. K. Roa.el taan. W A I’atrlck. K J Meyer ,
t*r, flo rist drew *xclam atlnna of Mr*. A VV K nui. ll (; W illiam , i
adm iration.
I t (ym bolliad th- II. Ja m e, Cut. (>wcwr T oler, and >.
Victory t h aw * With a U rga V , r«piw,enling the llallonlm r Hoard. ' *
tsad* o f rad. w hlto and blu* flow R. II. W ight an-l M S iV Iggln., in
*ra, caabarad w ith th* Am erican 'Aim r m lng before t i e
board i
flag. A n tm aaval v a rie ty of var *a» C harle, I ee, who re-|ueate.| i
ban* w as axhlbitad by Mr. Ro*. th a t p a rm lx lo n be given t» r lo ,r «
aattor, aa war* ala* D ainty Br>> th* Ilrumlay lu n c h Hoad, w hich'
raaaa.
ton* Ihrm igi his property n e a r ' J
T ha « q try of B lia rtU ft and F rau J?101" 1* , The road 1* owned by h
M A W A JO U . A p r. », ( T ) - L . Kart (V narhl raaaa b e RolUnd I ‘n* C -nnty
T h l, re-meat w ., I
H- S ean, r a erna r *< tha S a a k *f
with th a
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moatworthy
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Charged W ith Fraud
mean* of charity In 8
O n
D o w n e d
JfpBilBBdS mm Fata F eert
nr 11 »in’s d e se rt rrm ir*, cou n ter*ing the th re a t r f Gen. Rommel'a
I25,00% #tm nr driee. seised the
in il'atlv r today with attacks on
ndvancad A lia pmltion* In K o ith
A frica.
The S a v lrti re|wrtp«| M iller a l
ready is throw ing I n latest tanks
■n l planes .n io t.ic Russian f r m t
They claim Red planes and antia l m a f t guns d e atm y rl S45 N si
r* n*. in 10 days
Rome elaimeii Mnluh attaek s
C ocon,
• o y within 10 milM o f the In- com*
i 1* " ,T T ontl»r,
A re p o rt from
N*w Delhi announcud th* AIL
India C ongrei* p a rty and Bri
tain'* envoy, S ir S taffo rd Crinp*.
hava reached a general un d er
H anding on tha main lu u e * of
th* Indian w a r support and a u
tonom y questions.
B ritish fore** in B urm a oreaplad tactically Improvad poai•km* n o rth ’ o f T hayatm yo yaatar*
day a fl* r th* lata at w ithdraw al
opening of the 1942 C
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D e fe n d e rs
S a id
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J a p a n r a o bom liorH n tr u c k
a t th e k e y B ritis h n a v a l have
A a t T r in c o m a l c c o n t h e n o r t h e M t etw uit o f C e y lo n o f f t h e
t i p o f I n d ia . T h e B r i ti a h A tl_
m i r a l t y A d m itte d t w o B r i ti s h '
c r u i a e r a b a r e b e e n « u n k In
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t h e I r id U n O c e a n b y J a p a n «aa p U n ea a n d 1100 o f th e
W J jr^ w a c B a d .
f t j a Ddrllm radio Quoting Tofc7* ■ * • . J i p a aA** i m - W m troop*
. ‘ I W t k l Jfy y ix v a i» fo rte* hav*
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jrtunlty to help IN THIS COMMU.
thereby ltnow the reel joy of giving.
ipabloand willing to give aid wh
S till
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e Salvation Army officials are trained In the care of unfortunates and at
By
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attMin^^P* Bkiy-TMl to haw
Help Do The Work You Would Like To Do. Your
self If You Had Time By Help
In The Current Sal
vation Army Campaign! Yours Is The Helping Hanc
For Those Appealing For AID . . . .
T h e S a lv e U s n A r m y ia a w o r ld - w id e M r .
v ic e o r g a n l u t l o n , re llg lo u a a n d c h a r i U b l o .
F o u n d e d 7fl j r f f r i e g o , It g iv e * m a t e r U J , m e n -
A t
LO N D O N . A a r. I . (A P ) —
U alU d S t a l e Arm y Chief of
H u f f M ar*kail
frrr*d tw<*'* w ith U m L -G m . S ir Alaa
P r a a c b Brwaha, thief of th*
B rlliah Im perial gtwaral » u f f , 1
praaam ahly an tk* g r a ta da* vahapm aala la th* coat cm
m v d llc ru n ta a aad on lb*
B arm a f *«L- H arry Hopklna
talked w ith F o c d fti Secretary
A ath aay E drn aad W illiam
A . H xrrtm an. chairm an of Ihr
A m ariran-B rltU h
Munition*
Aaafgnm cnt Board,.
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Oar coaatry’i ok Imor oca playing
a mo\o* port In National D#f#ma*
from cootl to cooit ChttlrrfUM
givet u s s ltf i mors pWotoeo.
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C e y lo n
B ritis h
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wagon. iKe, gi*« iwoler, a l«l woe* pl*o«u>*
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H E R A L D , T M ’K S i r f Y .
BONDS • STAMPS
N EW SPA PER
ces
c ig a re tte .
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■ha.form ation o f chlorep h r t b « c »
Ihr proilurtlon of food within ih ,
plant, ami help balance ih* **■
rc u lv c *tim unlalln of nitrogen
Th*y hav* been found p artlru
larly u*«ful In the grow ing uf
ro*e«, carnation*, chryaanthtm uni,
•ml vegetable*.
For
vegetable*
and
garth n
crop*, ua* 100 to 200 pound* per
1000 *quar* feet, or two «r three
ton* per acre.
It la very gi*»l
for onion* but not for pulat c .
.* It U likely to r a u ir potalti
«-ab
It I* much lietter U> apply Ihc
■*hr* i vediately m ftrr they arc
obtained, tlo not keep them lung
In . pile lwcau*e the rA n*tltiirnl.
will ieach away with Ihr rain
n r no in is m Apply wihhI r «Iim
tn Bchl-Boll plants.
Kor fu rth er Inform ation ma to
planting and ua« of inte<tlridrB
for garden trouhUa apply at (iai*
den C enter open Tuesdays and
Saturday a fternoons from 2 to l
.
D A IL Y
e v e ry th in g
“ You can't b u y a better
cigarette
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4 0 O U N BOATS
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b le n d
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in
o f t h e w o r l d ’s b e s t c i g a r e t t e
to b a c c o s .
ntccuary
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s a tis fa c tio n
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IN D E P E N D E N T
Carolina
\M • n r i i l i d a t r s a r r k i n g rle-a t l » n
.4, ' h r \ |.i> f» j ir ll t t N r v . lrrra |» e -c tV a *
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to w i n h
tftry
tin*
him) r
Ity *•
Ihr Aus.
h e ltsite ha«| tlr «t r><>t-*f (hr air*
tliMfitr eml rVrrythirt^r rler which
•Mi|fh| l»q • f tier Id Ihr Japanese
at Ihr lamlinir |M>rt D irrn fiu .
T h r jHiint !• Iftll ml Ire north *if
••cru|ur«l I.sr on th r New Guinea
c*sst sn<l sir ut an r*|usl illetsnce
n«irthw rst of Raliaul. Nrw BHtain
I^irrnvaii’* e rttu rr strength• »tri| th r l*e|lrf h rfr that Rsbaul
iff owing In im|»ort«iira to th«
Jsp an ra e hold in thr r n ttr r southwr*t Pacific area and th at th r
invadrrs found thr> vitally n**d*l
fu rth rr outpt sta fur sra And a ir
trconnaiasane# to iim trct RabauPf
• upply lin ts
A sim ilar Intention was i r t n In
thr reern t J s fts n rs r Isrvling at
lloujf n i n v I|]r lit
the
Solomon
islands.
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I'sigfi r i | h*ms«* a ts trm rn t« hy torrnr row (I P Hrrndurt. t'o u n ty
rlrrk ann"unrpi| this m orning
7 hr initial atatem rnM . as pre
• r n l f i l hv lawr, should t»r filed
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n ite r tl " notices, it was stated .
All hout«k**ptr* In 8«ralool«
C cuntv hav* b«*n rvquaatad by
Mr*. D alty M. Knox of th* DL
vlilon of H fm * and Community
8*rvic* of th* O f i n i i Council to
H e a rt A tta c k s K ill
contact C. R. Dawson. C««nty
7 D u rin g
B la c k o u t
a g an t. fo r Inform ation i i | i r 4 S | ’
• u rp lu t ▼ •(tlablra fgr canning
th a t m a y , b« had m araiy by aakLOH A N G E LE S. Apr. *5, OT)
—S*v»n paapl* died of heart In - f e r s H M
T h l * ta an opportam ity to
attack! and an * 1/ raid wardtn fall from a iwo-*tory buDd- vsgatablM fra* and Kara th e
IVegetables Are
Be C ut One-Thlrd
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THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
H eroes of B ataan
DBaTPKANTINO
RADIO NEWS
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7:10 Apart,
PH0 C E8 8 EB
W ASHINGTON, A pr. f — (Hpac U M U aeUatlaU of the array
T U ^ o tU t
8:00 You C u *t Do Bui In**, with
8:18 H a l* Min* SB
8:80 P*opl«’s PUU'orm
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Elm er Dario ond tho N*w*
A ca d tar Award
B l» Town
GUnn M ilter O rtbntra
Tha P in t U s*
N*wi of Um World
M rw i Am ljm J*
D kk BUbO* Orthaotn
Oap Lara til'd * OnhotIM
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11:30 Brlfht Horton
11:45 Up Now*
11:56 Moilcal latorlodo
12.00 Kate Smith D p tau
1S:1& Ch«chrrhcard Tim*
18:30 Danratin*
18:45
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l i f t Can Do B**uUful
Woman In Whit*
B rid n School of tha Air
Road of U fa
Younjr Dr. Maloo*
Jojrca Jordan
Wo Lv« And Lairn
Tha Goldbart*
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8:00
llfc Mm Colorful Now
Table-Choir Set
Porrolalo-lop teblo with
wo ilia* away U*too .
F iU . .
. Nunn-Bush .... $10 Bp
^Freeman’s $6 to $8.75
Pothers From .... 83.95
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BUB Vgg B B rO B BODAY
1R1BT G A V E T I1E O N L Y
HABIS FO B HUMAN
f r i T U I they mo* boi oU ,
•a v t tr« on*.—John 17.t t
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BRAN D ED
►*, „ (From Tha U n iim )
Nova* a wind that hsunU Um
If- April iklrt
Btrt know* Um wny to swine my
■.'aoal’f fr*Q door;
My hatrt h „ Ustad bittar-swast
•- « that lia*
:|a evary par »nd oUVar ay**-
Ion and the eastern count of India raided from the Mr.
And through It all, the men of Batimn held out and
fought on.
■What a bitter blow thU moat be to the Japanese!
They have captured Bataan, bub at what aacriflcee, with
what lou of facet One of their leading general* committed
suicide because of hi* failure.'' The grtet Yamaahita, who
took' Malaya and captured Singapore, was given the job.
For weeka be ha* been making hla preparation*, bringing
up fresh troops and supplies, gathering planet' from the
whole Far East for Up final assault
The Japanese thought the Americana wouldn't fight
They had listened to Nazi propaganda that Americana had
grown soft and couldn't take It. The young Japanese
Data* tU n t Brand m* ooul-detp
p -w llh btaoly. S p rin fl
Upon my heart lat *r*ry raindrop
{tetter to b* a scarrad and brokon thing
f k in plod on, deaf to A pril's
H i r o ^ R O B E U T A R1N EAR.
JA
Q ira to th , Balratlon Arm y.
Battrom A Baltey d iw i ante1 la N*W York ji» t ip tl« «
* apan U f and Its anaosl atrik*.
S i v u .e e many alrpU n** fljrI Sanford lately you’ d
was tha Burma front.
American. They know they had all the planes end tanks
on their aide end they know It took ell they bad. Today,
Instead of gloating over th* victory, they a n thinking
i,bout what will happen to them when the full fores of
American manpower and industrial genius is brought to
bear against their yellow men.
They a n thinking, wondering and worrying. And well
they might, for Bataan' will be avenged.
Sugar Honor System
In aomo restaurants they give you two pieces of sugar
with your coffee without asking. In some places they ask
whether one piece or two. At the coffee bars they go so
far as to ask with sugar or without But In at least one
restaurant the open sugar bowl la eUll on the table. The
only..forjn oT_iattempted compulsion, la the mild one of
‘ rectangular1'flimps of adgs^ with
half-site squire*.
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Government, which he* a great many people■counting
Army ale wrpa kss tearad up a good many useless things, would not be wasting time
ami D(*rh hotels and 14 if It looked Into this question of the unreetricted sugar
Inrjp buildings for train* bowl. It would be no surprise if government learned that
o 80,000 mm olm dy ba- ■elf-dlacipllne by the restaurant customers has cut down
f to ante* thora.
sugar consumption as much as unofficial rationing ha*
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W PB bos ruled tbot*kmco* done.
M ran bsT* only 81 kinds
Business men who sell on Installments have long In
sisted that OS per cent of all people are honest. It la far
from absurd to suggest that 05 percent of all coffee-cum
sugar customers are good patriots,
wsvalt whoso ft* hero of formal government 1
p San J u iir H ill
Nation-wide rationing is intended to cope „
m W hite llouta U matter.
a t Comp Blandlng only with greed but with panic; and there also enters the
ba l* S b rlfo d isr t*n«ral. question of justice and public morale.—New York Tlmoa,
It, B k a rm ta r, •
beerdad cant as
8 a colon*! 'to th* last war.
< w T •upposa Umt* la any.
Found
For three days he had leaned over the fence, watching
the demolition squad at work on the ruins caused by an air
raid.
,
Bowler hat on the back of hla head, eh old day pip*
■t«k In one corner of hla mouth, he just stood and stared
without a word. • Finally, towards the end of the third
day, the foreman'* nerves broke under thla alleut scrutiny,
lie want to the solitary epeeUtor.
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to do than watch oUier people work? Or maybe you're in
tereated In thla particular property, ehF*.
Tbeman removed hla pipe from hla mouth.
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live * 2 $ " * *** °f WV' chum,M he aald. “I uaed t f
“iAimmer exclaimed the foreman. Then he tamed
to bis gang. Pack up, boye," he shouted. "Here's the bloke
we've been digging for."—London News.
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Social Calendar
MONDAY
TIM circ)** of tha Presbyterian
• Women's Auxiliary will
follows: *
Circle On*! Mr*. W. H. Bach,
chairman. a t Ih* home of Mr*.
S. ~E. Andrew*, 801 Palmetto
Avami* a t 3:30 P.M. with Mr*.
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F. Mo«U a* co-ho* to**.
Ctrcl* Tw o: Mr*. W. 8. Brum
ley, chairman, a t tha bom* of Ih*
h chairman, Celery Avenue, a t 3:10
f P JI.
Ctrcl* Thr**: Mr*. 3. N. Glllon,
• chairman, with Mr*. Glllon, 1201
• P a t a . t t o ' Avenue a t 3:30 P.M.
w ith Mr*. A . C. M« Reynold* a*
Ctrcl* Pour: Mr*. A. D. Smith,
chairman, with Mr*. G..1L Brown,
V l I H Park Avenue a t 3:30 P.M.
M w |th Ml*. Smith a* co-hoateea.
Ctrcl* ft* * : Mr*. D. U Thraah.
• ar. chairman, v lth Mr*. Thraahar,
; Grandview Avenue, a t lilO P. M.
C lrtla Six; Mr*. A Ilea W lfht,
• chairman, w ith Mr*. D. A. Coldmw*H, HO E ast Seventh Street
• a t 3:30 P.M.
The Buainaaa .Women’* Ctrcl*,
Mr*. Joe Corky, chairman, will
m**l with .Mr*. C urler on Camy cron Avrnua a t ! :00 P.M.
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Circle* of the W.M.S. of th*
W F irst B aptist Church will m art
a t , 3:30 P J I . In th* home* a*
- follow*:
• Circle Oa* with Mr*. M, Cummine, 110 la u re l Avenue.
* Circle Two,, with Hr*. G. K.
Rollins, 1400 Park Avrnu*.
ClrtU Thro* with Mr*. It. E.
Mold*, 1718 Locuet Avanu*, with
Mr*. B. C. Steal* a* *co-homl***.
Circle Pour with Mr*. A. B.
Lovejor, 717 P ark Avenue.
Circle fiv e with Mr*. W. L.
8 louden ml r* on Elm Avenue with
Mr*. J. D. Cochran a* co-hoatea*.
ClrtU Six, with Mr*. W. A.
Cap le, ItO I Hapla Avenae, with
Mr*. A. C. Benson a* co-hostca*.
e r so n a l
Mr. qpd Mrt. 11. II. Devi* of
OrUndo are the guest* uf Mr. and
M n . C. II. Corourn
M n . Henry Elliot, Jr. and two
children of DeFunlak Spring* era
visiting with Mr*. Elliot * parent*,
Mr. and Mr*. B. J. Nil.
Mr*. R. W War* wai elected . S riftilm i noni n rtwentl) com
to **rte *• trraiu rer nf the j p in ,,| ih m In li ut H m iiii- Nur*
Bundle! (or America Club to fill * In* emirse nod « ill »<h«n iw r n r
th* ear*my caused ty the re th ru cu n l ■ from N Alum ni
Thi»
signaller o( Mr*. 1. I. F railer, fl*»* he* I r r ii held nt I hr tirsm
at the regular mretinc of th r club nun Mchmd with \ l i i » F.dith lla*
held in in* Parish House on F r i
Is in «* tout*hn. Atid M i# H e n ri
day altrm oon.
Ku#**dt mb f|a«« rh a iiin a ri
They
{fr*. K, F. Crenshaw w*a ap » I« h to r i|in * M
publk'D
their
pointed finance chairman and in* appr«-rtation t*» M s lh rr F u rn itu re
pattern* (or akl mittena with In- | f»*r the loan of m l*»’d nod |»i|atructionr for makinr were dll- \ lo w -, H ilt I ( a f d wMii e f«t I be bab'i
trtbuted to the member*. Th* augeeallrn >raa mad* by Hr*. C. R. bn - i »-1 for | hi-it i*nhi iih d h rik !
Klrtler to aponaor the aai* «f a*r- , t*: H ill I. uiu W t \m d fo» the
vice flag* In Sanford and Keml- * « hI b lin k* i i *iv | for thr l»d
nol* County. Mra. M. Mlnarik Th e women f o r m mg ce ittficatcs
a rr Mrrudnntf* P |l lU rh , Selm a
ill aaaUl in thia work.
Several new member* wer* wel B aker, C F llra o s n K W Fite,
comed Into the rlub and *n invl- V icto r tl^Tenr N lis t r r ll J F
tatlon ritended to everyone ah a Higlftn", K /, Jnhn.!»*n S r It It
I* Interested in th* work of the M cA rth u r, llrrH e tt V l r n r i It ti
Bundle* for America to loin the M f ih \u i, tie rtr dr I'niff, S S
dub.
Quartet man® Hitni y Jlu a ^ rll. J C .
Mrt. Klrtley urred the number* Staple
llurkt* Sterb*. and K d i
to eommunicat* with her if they T lur*i
have any Information concerning
lha boya in aervtee in order that
1 lu 1 111**1 I* i*l ff.-d * m et
h*i*
tha n*wa may be printed In lha rtxriitly. ptinoyrut I thnl «i »t*•f£
mctfthly "Saws Letter" which la *jf lig h t w elfare w rker* with
sent to the Wya away from home. the Amril*«|M triMtp# m \> i* (f h I ia
Mr. and lira. J. II. Arnold of
THURSDAY
Colonel
Theodore
Rooacvelt I T Mirer* were recent vtiller* of
Auxiliary, y,. 3 . V- W. will meot Mr*. Arnold’* brother-in-law and
a t the homo of Mr*. Mae Shaffer, lU lar, Mr. and Mr* L. M. Tyre.
l i t Elm Avenue, a t 1:30 P. M.
Mr*. Barth* Jtn k ln i hat re
Th* Btmlnola Rebohah Lode*
43 will moat la tha I. O. o T p . turned from Orlando where tha
Hpll » » J iO f P M , ..................- •pent h i m lima "llh* her sou.
Tha Alathean Cl*** of Urn Robert, who ha* ta rn III in tha
P in t Baptist Church will moot Oran re General lloapltal.
a t the horn* of Mr*. G. S. Salman
Friend* of R. I . Caldwell will
an Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 P.
pled to learn that he ha* re. .With Mr*. R. V Cardaom i ha
sufficiently lb be removed
n . E. eT' Hotkey, Mr*.' Edna cuvrred
from thf O rance General lloapl
Brinion and Mr*. L. A. Palmer tal In O rltndo to hie home on
h s' i- U'eti ptepnring to *et Up
a* hoatrue*.
.M d iy T I- Wright, chairman, R .d I ’ftua S r f ' l i e 1 lull* fol lilefl
West Third Street
* I a n ''■the devotional e ra conducted Oil have, lit Ml
Gladioli Grove 207 Supreme
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lea three An*
Mra. Crenthaw.
f
Porcat Woodmen Circle will meet
Mrs. Glenn E. McKay and Mr*.
tr»lifiR citkr#
a t^ tb e W, O. W. Hall a t 8:00 Fordyc* Russell have rone To Ml- .
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of the Order of the Eaatern S tar I
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F r id a y
a t which Mr*. Ruaaell I* serving
The Method let Church \V. S. C. * 1 grand page.
8. will have charpe of the morn
ing work In the Red Crr*a sew
MU* Ad» Matheann (tea re
ing room, with Mr*. Clark In turned to her home in Parlih a f
ch * r|»
te r vleltine with her litte r. Mr*.
The Sallie HtrrUnn C h ap ter,. W. E. Willingham. .She * i i atD. A. R. will meet at th* home'
imo j com pan led home by
her
little
of Mr*. W. M. Thigpen, 808 Mt
niece, Mary Willingham
noli* Avenue at 8:00 P. M. vie
inp• dsoihtar* will
l« -ricvm
wrlcome*
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v.L •I Jeannette
Cleveland. young
Th* Sanford Home lUmanatre-. daughter of Mr, and Mr*. A. C.
will meet *1 the horn* Cleveland. Is recuperating from
or Hr*. C. P. Proctor on Park a tonsilectomy, performed IhU
AwnOe at 3:00 P. M.
. week at the Femald-Laughton
Tha Jr. G. A.’* party, ached-* Memorial licapltal.
,
One Billion and Three Mon*
dred Million—T**ea paid Gov't, ulrd to h* held In th* evening,1
I H U by liquor Industry.
will I* held In the afternoon at
Mr* Myra Munaon Be AUo left
3:00 o'clock at the home of M n.
H . E. Turner, 210 W « i S a w n , fe*tarday for her home in Ifattenth aSUewt. Mra W A. C a fl# vaira, Cuba, if t r r •(icmlini tha
ami Ifrm, C. A. A ndm on will be p a il four month* at the guest
! co-boat®*®®# with Mm, Turner. of her aiater, Mlea Fannie Reba
Munacn.
RATUHDAY
The Ceellian Musk Clyb will1
0 , TJ. FARRELL, Ownrr
n
Fannie I Mra, Velma Nlblark, and duaugh*
Phone B l an
M ather Bldg. (meet at 3:15 (■ M
ter, Knaie
Mr* Jessie Bru
Rrba Munson’s a(ltd In
baker arwl Mr* langiord, *11 of
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Package Store
Mrs. David Speer
Honored At Dinner
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fo iiiff« A r
IM M W taut
m bm
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Mr*. I*meat Want waa hoRtaaa
at a flrOO o'clock dinner at her
horn® on Geniua [)rWr, Winter
oit Monday evrninf in hon
T o P re se n t P ro g ra m
or of Mra, David Spatr of Gen
eva, who la her hoiia® fTiieat,
An " e n lr r ia in iiix " ami “e n ll.M Tha room a of Mra Ward** e n in B - p n iy ra m baa been ar'
homa ware artiatkaHy decorated r*n*r«J fur thv r v .u la r m rv lin v
with a profuaion of Bpring flow, of th , IJ t t lr T heater C lub on F r i
art. Center!nf tha intaraat in tha d a y n l.h t at 8:00 o'clock In th*
decorative note « n an orchid, Woman'* C lu b , a c o n lin f lo it*
tha color thadinf from laveruler director*
to deep purple.
An Im p rcsaio n u tic u p w ill be
Cocktail* were aenred on the unfolded by mean* of dialect amt
terrace after which tha fuaat* ahadow picture* w.th Mr*. Fran k
wara uahered onto the porch ovar- S h a ro n r r a d in r lha m onolurur
lookinf !*aka Mltell where din b - la m p lifh t, while a lttln r In a
ner waa tervad buffet ityle. The ro ckln * c n a lr Th a m etaphor In
place* of tha gu#*ta were dealf- th* monologua (a ronatrooted *o
the
p rim itive
nated by Easter e ff* bearing a* to b r ln . out
rh rth m .
thalr name*.
Thoaa enjoying lha parly with! , , ***r moain*» Mr*. Shames
th* honor r■ uv eat
n t were: Mr* V. A. J 1*1}
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Speer, Mr*. A . K . Shoem aker. a primitive ball, modem dance
halia,
and
a
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old fashioned
M ra. W . T . S trin c e r, M ra. Joder
dance* while th e alow te a t of the
Cam eron, H i as M ild rod B ridx**,
coitvm can bo hoard In the backa ll e f Sanferd, and the hoalea*. fround, signifying liow all muair
• t* '
m i eventually revert* to (he primllive.
Durlag the performance com
mentator* will read the orifln
of tha w tu a by Xavier G uiat
whllt th® Jmprvsalona of ih® m g t
upon the loader will be outlined
In shadow. Tha program will be
under the direction of Mr*. Ava
W rlqht Da via and Mlaa Dorla
Hall.
^ 'n r o n e who la In Iere* led in
lighting effects, acting, coat tuning,
or luat w atching play* la lavlted
to become a member of the club.
TRe membership will bo divided
Into an active and Inactive .roup.
Active member* will taka part
In Urn p la ra a n d all phaaaa o f tha
work; whika Is-etlve memtrr* may
taka out memberahlp* in erder to
attend tha w orkahoi
perform-
DOUBLE THRILL PROGRAM
,nS
T** p,*m>rd, t0T
meeting.
Since lha L ittle Thai tar project
was revived acme time ago by
number* of tha Junior Woman's
O ub, threw p h y a written by local
Vre. Malcolm McNeill,
Mra. C. 1 . McSIarrow, and E. H
Croad hurst, have been preaautad.
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w ith
h re iu h
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1-3 U lapoon salt
♦ t j*f tw rntnl
I -* teaspoon paprika
- *•ill (**■ tFtr
1-8 teaspoon celery aeed
I i ■ -t 111 ft| al
I teaspoon minced parsley
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1 cups cooked flab
!•• -ii Ui I hr p ljll3 egg whites, beaten
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1-3 cup grated chaeaa
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blended pour In m ilk and season
Inga. Cook slow ly, a tlrrln e cun
■Unity, u n til cream y. Add yo lk r
am t beat w ell. L ig h t ly
m il
in
rest of ingredients. Pour lm «
buttered h a lin g d ish .
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f.n
minute* In pan of hot water in
m oderately alow oven | 325i
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1-3 cup c h ill a* oca
1-4 cup cataur
Z tableapoon* huraeradlth
1-4 cup chopped sweet pick Ira
I tableapoon lemon Juice
1-4 taaepooa ta ll
1-8 teaspoon pap rika
4 tableapoon* m ayonnaise
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i k * .a a lia tea ha*,., Uy at
G ingerbread (H ag a rlre a)
Kala’a.
Tkt.a'r*
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kia4s
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1 - 1 cup fat
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1 - t cu p sour m ilk
red**. Tr. haailt.4. Atoa aaa4 far
Tttua kaaklat al ((aaa as! radyaa u
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kakla*. Attiaaa: .■•sta*4
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3 1-2 rap s flour
1 teaspoon b ak in g powder
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hlblt. done a I i 7U>#1 e n tn e k r min
■ inturr. drew e icln m st u«ti» <•* «d
m i ration thr ughout fhi n k
r«wnrytlnc th r vnrioo* »ptiii«iu* ntid
m enrlw ri whit co uiw-intrd t(* rn.tkr
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finemlwt* i f thr J 111001 t .iir iir n
CL'U'b “Cf Vrd i r f te^hiiirffl -lit i ’L*
the ahnw nn«l nt itilrtn u t 1 >t>l in
te rY iU
enter lihtnrd ih*
y ir***
with mti*i» nl number* dmu •* an I
rending*.
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to *C"f* th r "h,11 w but 1 '*H *'■
the
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F re o U b ^ b U p U j
N « U f t o W C a n ia le r B
f f -w a
g f& fO Z O M
M itt F t f f v Duncan and Mlea
N orm a W olfer
entertained
for
member* of the G ra -D e l C h a p te r
c f the S u b lk b C lu b at the home
More than 3 1 •» nm i m. rttl-ti o f the form er on Palm etto Avenue A Iiirfirn • aim ed
, ,»r
on Tuesday night with M iss W o lth*
lti*d C r m f“ f M**i*tan
f r r presiding
ohh i
d ill
Plana for th*. *wHj*»|>arty a t tha fM'MMYruil anil fanuly
Ih .
n-t . rt.l
ng the M Vrn
ba«ch were d lK u n e d anti co m m it
'»1 ■:
V |t Ml IH*l1
k t II/. 1 ( l ilt I A ll ' I s
tee* appoint*,! far the aeries of lu g Jan
| fit ■ •*(■ «(
ilhtti
future rt nces that Ihe cluV w ill to i 4'i v ice m ru
M ,t l:l I N M
|"
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l.-l.d t I
aponaor. Dance* w ill br hrM e v e ry fr*r * in e ig ri» r\ p
o |I|U
other Frid a y n ig h l until the rinse Hlo|e th#M $»OMl (Oil •1 I*".u It,’., Count v (..four* 1*»oii|*tit
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of school, the first to be staged
> a
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Mill, ttlHI^M 1 inn tltil M'4
* "I V f i w a ie #f(*1 1. -n*
on the evening of A p r. 24,
0
Mi l '-'at. - 1 .ir«Hn»r t.* Cvatini; Airi-nt 1 \\
Plane were made for th® g ra d m il 'lilt fn lil iiii'li!,*!
f lit -1
\
M.tlon
rh«n
o
n
n*
11
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uation dance which the club w ill
\\
t ,;M' M,. ‘ b . o . iMiB-n * [ til, t. ( *
\S t ft...
M
sponsor In the A rm o ry follow ing
r* that I hi I
graduation r i r r r i i n
Those present at the n o r ting h ii- •-» »*i III.
*1
w ere:
th®
M i*»?a
M *r}orle hrrM (til
1.1 HIII I MR 1 . \ t( 1*1 Nv
Hodges M ary
Jan e
Robno)U t Irtwiitv 1 •a It *1.
D oris En tim ln g e r
Alm s
G r a n m* . lu g at 1 1
I \ \ \!tf '
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tham , Ea r line K e lly , Ann RUne, C h *41•# I M d.t
I
I
Joyc# W anlw ell, Y A 11 h I gov •joy. n*
H
Peggy Duncan,
No* hr
W olfer. S- ■ . ,
Ma i . »
M arjo rie Jonen, K a th lrrn B ry a n t, It M.
Ta m p a , v ijite d one day thia week M arv Rabun, Mum Altm an. Hetty t. 1 - *
w ith TliefMls in lt*ninrd
They K iq g I o il Match* r Je n H a rp e r.
M t
were accom panied home by Mm R uth Mten*ln«m
l .ibby
N a u th n I J
“
E ff ie Olaon who w ill be their •rul Mra J im r* K <■ v *
guest for so nit- time
1! u
w 1.
Little Theater Club
w ith e v e r y 3 c a k e s a t rr g u la t
lo w co st-Y O O OFT OH* EXTflA
S U D -D C O S
t lw w tld W r ®
SECURITY
7k/PLrW cr/m '
A n n u a l Garden
Club Flower Show
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PAGE FOUR
plalatWf a *4
Hudfloai
U T u tb
73
of
76
III* C eniui Rar»au. Th* C*mu» | FARMERS’ MARKET
. 9*
Opener
For
Senators
. a r t aa
■re
«elew4aat*»
Ik*
•
•
H i m a admittedly
• c* r-,
Pick
Yankees
to
w
llkla
tb*
(•In p ertc aU g * of th* p o p u latio n .1
AUGUSTA, Ca. A pr. » -R ljh t - K s rjs n *
i i r r o n r no. i
If lb* Beleetiv* Borvlc* board*
Ih*
fourth
a
a
r
of
May.
*
1*0.
at
m r u H I I ITATM C A iaK RC
Cop ih American kander Eld lfudeon KAa qaaUfWd th*1 heealanl*
ml** i f*w, lb* F B I doein’l —not •
Irani **o*r
or tb*
ia* C
t e na rnt nft****
ew .
front
aer *r
NAHMtrr
Cbeaty. r te r tta . ta
it
for Iona anyway.
w in i : i . i . a * k o i a r a t IT a m ii
. Bckidr*. ih* F ourth R ryU it*
v k o k t a b Lm tu o r a i r r
N EW Y O t lC .A p r . » -( A V -T h a
■* •• , l * 1 A* *• Amttt a, New York Yankee’* h a rtn t been
Ijlfv
WASHINGTON, Apr. t - ( V W ) lion will m akt available detailed
— A pparently lb* rre a id e n tl *n- f*cla and information
t i
u
, , u dolnc ererythlny rip e r ted of
on that could
% i M onccm rnt th»t men of IS to 0.'» not be oMained an* other way.
ri-u n itiA r n n n u T i
Ten4*r(fk*n. them In >h« *outh tbl* flprlnc,
nilitary loarm*, IIKA NS-llu
Will b* registered Apr. 27 h«« Corgruae, tb* mililai
I J I U .U
but they haven't koeceeded in
given rtw to ■ lot of u n n u w c rrd and lb* War I’rudurtlon Board
question* and
lo m i miaumjrr- I Will then know rXM tly where w* llCI. i f*—l>t>s Hun ISc-ll* IIu llpr mxkln^
th* brae
ball writer* look,
n* the
t
,
aland
in
m
an-pow
er,
w
het
th
a
t
•tarwHnf,
w ith tome
oldster*
m them a* anythin* b a t perenlilt* ■*»*01*1 —U» <«
lilte d ------for.
thinking th a t registration will (Ban-power
---- ,-------- —la---------• AMIIAOK—Ton. nulk.
I champion* of tb* Am erican
Altough the Uw prufidc* fo r:
«*»•»••. C»!»••#.
T tc.lU
Uu
m ean immediate d r if t into
the
rrgistraU on of man from V> lo
H .M -i.ii
A rm y or w ar Induitrira.
In tha aft*
.tp - r ti yoUnf
,
1 have talked to national Seler- 1‘i , there ..o 't now .n y U « f or ,
m *i I*''*
n u ll A**oclaUd - P raia pennant
tlr* 8enrlc* official* and to Con- d m f tin r theee men Into the arm ed | ,. Ai i.iK U rW K lE-r r a i . .. n J4-I.U poll, *nly th re e failed to _»elect
j
rraaam en. Th* fo u rth K rfiatra - farce* r r Into the Induitrlal a n d . . 1:1 » ;n r—a>»t*#, i i n - t i <
he Tanka to wjn their *Utb peaIIK A IlT S ^ ’rsl**, M
liotl t* a no*c.c»unlliiR rrx i.tr* - QMftcuItjrfl itursuils tl-at pruvids
nant In aerm year*. Two placed
llkr. war inarl.iric w ilh Us sinew s.. .4 t s , i if.4i * _ . .*
th* Bron* Homier* eacond and
’
And there t.nT any
p re ..u rw ' ‘ “■lltA
U —ritV
1 ,mIlD, IT
,o t—IV»
" un U.v,rH ' (‘ 'n
r e t. on* (*et them a lhlrd-pl*r« vata.
e ith tr ^tulilk or official on Cun*]
I l l s !!•«•
m. 1
l i t * Th* i r t l m e*. MM th* *xp*rta »•*
VOTE FOR
k m * to | i i u such a liw at this
Ik
80* end C h icaro W h ltj^ S o x for
time.
I.K I .s f iros Hun Ilc -H f
|,w A rtinner.ut* ■pot.
l.i:TTlTl'9>—
d*rnie«,
feed
le
sb
e
rt,
'JjJf
^ jn u a § M 0
Thia r n |r |j ( u r v t akilla will,
lion of th*
vote*
11 r u n
however, ahuw »'A irily Just huw 41.s’it »•*!» -taoe. II un. U r l» *
ireo n d to Bo*ton by tha d im mar*
vaal an A rn.y thia cnu n lU tv o H .••itA .v tM t—Hp* L.’. h . t-’uieb. I l l* ( l a of t u . to t a i Th* Yanka'
I’eupport if ila to ta l man p o a rr
Kata It t« W.. I l la * lla*a
to ta l w • C04 noTnt*. Twko Chi|
were
m o'lllim l The final a n .h e r
II *e
ra(o writer* pkled tb# White
Parm er For 33 Yearn And
fl» JA CK
H TIN N K TT
ip
K
a
if.
L. It. MANN
State Legislature
—^ Group Two —
I to. . lh*- ultimate and cm.|deU- war |
M. B. SMITH
State LeRislature
onoi'i* ONK
r r
R K -E I.E tT
John G. Loonurdy
To The
STATE I.KClMI.ATUItK
onoui* TWO
(Pel* r*lllle*l 4 1 . I
A County Cowmlaaloner who
held* two p*hlle o flk ee ramaut
do Jaatk* lo both of them:
My oppoatnt I* out of the
Cnethlr all week, working fur
Ik* HUI* lload Departm ent.
H* waa *Uct*d to glee hie
to th* buelnee* uf the
county. M l aa a weekend coun
ty official
Th* bualncaa of Hcmlnol* Coun
ty a ho aid not b« a aldclla*
In b* aerved In eat
It ia ■ fall lima Jub. la (hit
w ar tm irgoncy every ruuntv
officer aha* Id b* on th*
dalay hi* part. and n»t nils*
away all w**k.
If you want a full time Cuonty
Ctammlaaloacr vota fur
Xi
W. B. BALLARI)
FO R COMMISSIONER OF
T H E 3RD DISTRICT.
MAY IT H .
(Paid Poll lice I A*t.»
'
f*d Tuxedo R uitlna R
Crwwtay
Crwwtny Allmaah grww
grow •qukkly
■Iictr,l
.IMMI.IXX>) the
A recent Chilean
irclrd Army uf
uf M
K,04XI,lXM
th, mini
| b rr ft-.|ulrxl from thia aye yroup **'•* 10 | H’rr r n t of all bulldln*
K,Ur” 5<T ’ '.l ***,^* *r* no" D,,n*
(Will more than duuhle l U a u i r „f |iu n .tru c tlo n cnata be devoted to r*pla«*d tn th* U. ti. by Ary«oI pmvtoua demand* on th* rounder (aculptum and decorativ* art.
*1!?, i*” 0t h*r Latin A m encan
l«ye x ru u p .l A
it th a t thia
(m u p would then provide at leaet
a inilll un men and the rhancuo
iff couree would then riae In one
ANN PAGE—CREAM Y
out uf ap p rn ilm ately every arven
MAY0NAISE
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
PIN T
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of April. II
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Apples „ 4. lbs. 19c
P IIU *
r * l « P WJU.L BUAArMND
It N A D I
Cabbage .. lb. lVic CELERY......
H*. 2 5 * ^Potatoes 10 lbs. 27c!
•
stalk ........
■p a n c r
ro ro rr
Turnips.. 3 lbs. 10c
.**»#*,*■ U e a l
I TALI. CAN
CARROTS — 2 bunthes
HAD
We Specialize in tender steaks and rbdsts
Armour Star Beef
STANDING RIB ROAST.................. 35c
CHUCK ROAST ^
........................ 29c
BRISKET STEW B| E E F .....................15c
I
GROUND CHUCK MEAT
........21fi
SLICED BACON ^RUARE.........23c
SAUSAGE in 1j k W ...................- 35c
WESTERN PORK
-............ 29e
WHITE B A C M B k A Gttde ............21c
BRICK or PIMENTO CH EiraE..... . 69c
SAUSAGE IN OIL
tiSt
DEUCIOUS APPLIES, 2 ftfc.
CARROTS bthuft ................
n»*«v h lM A n m n
CELERY STALK .................
BARTLETT PEARS, 2 lbi.
SWEET'POTATofeS, 4 Iba.
A r ~ l £ 'W e t U
Grape Jtolc*........
a m
m w ii a i a
Super Suds ...... U
«l, CktnMi
OCTAGON SOAP
S for 11c
M B i T i E t a a 4) . . . IV
2 ^ .CUT D E B T S ________ I I *
a y jM rv v
>
..
PINEAPPLE JUICE Ju~. l t r
B dkhTk
l tba. SSc
Flour ~— 10 lbs; 40c
f i M UPTON’S TEA
AVOC.
CANA
SfoxlO e :1
gnggg
5 Ibv 3*
Com Flakes .... tit
m
v k p u
. iii
* Ih.
Neck Bones...... 25c
a iim t s d
Cold Cuts .... lb. 23c
tL in e n
P l y Liver . Ib. 19c
H K IT SUM
SuX i
ARE LIKE
lb * 2 9 c
PRIME RIB ROAST........
I b ...........
39e
.................
r g U I KILLKD
jh. r m k jU D H
FRYERS.... lb. 24c
HENS , live w t 23c ■ate*
fuutm y r m . f . '
If.ICKD
Ib. 15c
BACON...... lb. 29c
Wit. DAJir MILD
Brief Roast .. lb. 29c
CHEESE.....lb. 29c YO/NO
Spare Ribs .... lb. 23c Beef U v e r.... lb. 29c
araa v rw L n i
w nn. . xx *
■ O C X L Ill
f«
f
V.aTATK vI k iit i , Am:*
Hi*v*n«. i. i: ir r t \ r., it it
HUNT’S
,
Weiners...... lb. 23cl Lamb
lb. jar
Jo h n
a
To
jl
iik m o
T**
m»: ai.
C w rik.
4
»*t ' \
ru n
H -Iif ..t .|
T**
_a
KETCHUP 214 toz. btls. . . . 2 7 <
KVAPOHATKII
ALL MRAT
louse M a K ............ 2 5 ^
Whitehouse
*m »t i : h
M vsssr.
MaaUg
29c
PiU K RUM U M r O l .
||
U
II
of
l-uda
4T I \ Tli Prank
H is i»
(|
lft-oi.
EACH
huda
• LIQUORS
‘aia
tiC
43c
2 5 c SJh
JAN
M.f’nil •1 K irr l*\ T.a A.u K
Ml IT * I.aim ii »:s:ii «
T H E BEST IN
l u f l N A t*. • Second SL
MORE GAKDKNH
Ft. LAUDERDALE, Apr. »In addition to th# Broward Coun
i T h a t m e a n * t h a t l i n e n u t o f a n , *|*rr k ln w .'
plant
' pm aim alrly every
IX men in . 1be W aycrnae, Ga., aoLllar aaya ty farmer* who uauiliy
i th a t (m u p will ne
...................
.........ly
.. *h»t If th em am any ____
inunifurm
mon* “ _S'’ bom* |* rd tn * . 133 ether* »r» al
to
plantlny
veyetahl**
far
bora*
Ihu t-nd of 11113, u n l r .. wnr end* I I n
cam p, he'll probably yet
u*e thia year, aecardlny to Coun
.before then.
j the
ty Ayent B. E. Lawton.
; If W e HU ufl to build llx.........
Hmllh
X
A S lE *c{^!u-:
• ta r v a ll o n ” dU«oam. while
M i r i c e ta i iR R E o r oiV b n
that purauent to final teeea* anta ie t kr (be c irealt Ooar* 'of toml-
L*t
—
n iy
iil> * w m l,g**< So
------------ W k h r yvwwtW. sa
to -. 14*1 ow aarrmitm
__
. V M - mm
M •
So* for tha top I pot and one
U otonlin decided to e trin f atony
with the home force*.
Bo* ton polled 39 tecond-plaen
vote* and 29 for third *nd C hi-,
rago 31 ant 30. N rithrr team waa
rated lower than fifth by *ny
voUr.
Borne
ton* efJ
iVi
“ . ..notable
T T ■l n. i r tat
tT Tonkin
opinion ware recorded in ranking
In* rvmalnlny chibe, which finally
war* named In th li order: Clevnland, Detroit, St. Louia, W aihlnyrhllidelphla.
•re ia how Ih* expert* voted
4,04X1,1,00 men and wr do, af»,ut| Kverytlm* he pick* up the l*le1 400,04X4 will rume from thia * (r I phnn* un hi* de*k In Gamp Handyroup, *n*eea
and m
llu-y
In- «m
c a llrd
I RfOUll,
e ; will
Mill uc
in i i! qunrler* he *ay*. "HpecUl Berfleryeant Bnow
| within lib# l i n t 12 to JH m onths v>r** Sectlon.
A uM K i;m t^v
I vitamin
a te e a a a r y
11 a a t all a t
73 t 1 ------- —
N. Y.
e lirisl Ihrnuifh wnu
•« iim*I
n ’.»» i Cn
Moa'n 1 39 29 6 2 - ------- 448
i ihirrrstinif fiirurra nut «f iln< imi t
• —
---Cht
2 31 30 6 2 - ---------- IBS
I Y«m run tsk«* tl*«fii for whnl mt> i
NO STUTTKH
(,'lev — 2 6 33 23 iU 1 -3 4 1
i off iju - iu u itl, uiMjffitiul istintAU
1Is Arnrth.
('AMI1 lll-ANDINU, Aor. U— DeV — 1 t 78 t i 20 * ' » -309
L-— x - 8 It 14 2* 14 4 *3*
/I h#ri> «r«\
r r_______
pi a inert,_ ___
about |b |» ein l> — KnrtonaUly Beryeant Bt,
W aa' — 1 1 — 4 IS 32 24 188
■
*
i7*360,UU() m m m th r 3014 rrg ».. Tlinmaa O. y
— 2 4
2& 43 119
P h il’ —
K m ir t a r ,
T u x ad* H l a n la g A
Crow U a Allmaah eoea-
LEGAL NOTICES
Ueb.re, It t i t tt
('aV SwUI**..............
- Hu
th* Army end- the 1.x r I l-.erd. " ,
1 did f i - l ene
I »f
A ir s .
] Make* Chick.
vGrow Faitcr I
nfett. V loelta, a t hwMU **t*rr.
Saafa
• ffe
'trr .for
. . ___
eat*, a n t_ Mil
... . Jt* lb* hl«h•el l a t k art b itte r fee a u k . th*
fallaw laa Oaaertket leva, oieree *r
parcel* ml la ML J l t a a t e th a*enl.
rearth t a r af Mar. I ML a t tha
'trn n t t n r of Iba C eert llaoae af
nomine la County, V U rtta. la ta n t e r t . r u r t t a . at eublU eutaey.
hurl ana* Book 4t. *■«< !»»■ .
h . h•t j h .
offer f*r eat* a a t tell la tthe
aa. e a t ' boat- h i tt e r for eeeh.
_____
taacelbet
Ut. Klee* .**
folio (Ina domrlhed
*
Jnaaaa a aheroe. Mr.
lot.
‘
AM tpM U l knater. M**«l
parrel t f I**4loot, altwat*
altuata 1
la aonaln*!*
■' .
U ........... .
• ■■ County. Plortda, to-w lt:
1^4 t t at Kureka llawm ock.
M U
awcerdlBH
la Ptai Ikareof ro -%
QIVKN
aeeordl
corded la Plat Ikook I. ou p*«e
tkkl peraeant I* flaal to e ria an
1*4,
of
tga
Public Kocorda a*
Court v t ftamlR tW H N n i* t'ouuty.
A iiw m iy , rPlortda.
iwiewwdeudaelt
A. on tb* Tth
K O I.
aub»«et
In
the
right of C. I. * MI* th a t eovula
of A
|)l*«reMer. the.
t«Ve lo |iaaa«m ikat
•aid- Caerl iflRfltiorr*
1 LAND above. deo*rth*d vremtoo* *ad pewala I n r p o n y until the ftrel d a y . of AH-
mis.
it.ii.
r
t
l
A«
1
Jb
if
t
f
■
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S
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to(U4'd.
.
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Unr i|U«»lion t h i t Is ritfisU ntly | MI INAril —Uu llpr JAc.Kst
1 skftl by titriK- ri'g istra n ts in th r
AHlf —| i u llpr Ysllow, IX.I**
third d ra ft. 30 to 41 yram old. ia .
*
..................
“ VVhat a rc thr c lftb rra th at j r r iittV I lK ltlills t —l i n t I t l t e - l l a
inai 1 1.. l( ATOKli-* * . »i i j , Crate*. Or*
will !«■ riillrd Into M.rea
m ilitary
a rr-f
choir*, i t **.*»*
viceT" It doesn't .In any yood in 11 itbit'H—
itun *»c.i#c Hu
take th r l i|ueation to HelevtlviHpr M r-S r ^
, Service-. They'll (Ivi- you the fi.h y " A,T,^rgiftriiy t :awSf*f, *?*,■ n. .
rr ym
ft|/w>W Answer
am inpr to a . t i n s^ V- rU|^
CRODIPTI
j f arvl
ant] |}<,,
in r stock
w T STATS3
Ms Shall**,
Shsll
......... —4'WT
Hi
| t I I . I t*
Iiut.llnna they dun I want to quib- ii.MoNH—io IJ> Hi TaHow. I l l*
le a lx .n t " T h .t'a k m atli-r fnr l'<rrAT4»K 4 ’WT Main*. I l l s it (point* on 1 -7 ^ -8 -4 -3 -J 'l b o l l l j
T rl»f. <*».«»Me* |i
*mrmss*ew/*6
for th* aaal(B«a*tit' an openmy
*>me pitcher * r»bu t th* New
York Ytnkte* at WaahlnctM next
Toradty.
Bucky lUrrta
ha a dfcUled. ,
-
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1942.
ikl
||p “ {l m -I ' m *’* **
Knomi T he Needs Of
effort could
uf ru
. out
tinar,
r, ■/*- , |r \ |H.tl.HY
If*|
—
liuivlue.fSe
until woinin on inIHjCJAAlldwr ii"i *I A
e\T«>IHA—4'ia'Us.
)t».l
SEM INOLE COUNTY m (Ivati
11
i»
‘
M
i
r
w
t
lU fs
Eft
tlao
are
ri'X
latem
l
\ M i \
- If» U l**llllral
Vote For
•
lion and nothing more. I t coaid I
Stinnett Calls
Pi 4th Registration
H
“Nose Counting
.
.
*1
^1
2 for 27e
{•ARRAY OLEO
1 lb. NBC R l t i ...
�THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1942
WFuRD HKRVl.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA
l‘ v»,r: FIVE
In Our Produce Department
Lean. Meaty Pork
Low
Prices
Everyday
Specials
Equal
Plus
Hot Week-End
"Greater
Neck Bones
Savings!
■
' c
L‘ S * "S S 1
jbwy*rvj
V'* *i
.4 T«. s:ijv -i
IfA
yg
J
Record Low Price!
CELERY
Haiti's Sugar-Cured
Cello Wrapped. Whole
V7H0USAUE \
ES
* PRIC
-
• v I II I
STORES ‘M
PIGGLY WIGGLY
201 E First SI
LOVETT S
327 S.intcrd Avo
r R ic r »
S rtrio lU b V .
£oii) King, Engiuh Cure Rind On In T!io Pitco liiu.ikldil
T
D
t
M
A
w
W e s te rn
l ' j
3 .c l
iiiic .v d .
Sliced Squares
th ru
A P IIU
T e n d o r
J lbs. l.H
•* < i
•
%\ « %
A pplt's
1 1\ M
| I nil
Oranm's
for lilt ('abbaur
C a rro ts
belt .V Y a m s
* IO |
I 'o t a t o o s
9 C
i i » *
t, f | A,
| | | | | | |f
• ti I . HI |
III I l l s . I*f»r I t r a i l s
i*»*
Sliced Rahy Beel IjTtrr Tip*. !b, 32c
H eel
*P o u n d -
\
f i v * . »)•
u
Eat For Health
Pound' o ca
I III! I
I I VI |
Ti'° T as|° T e,,s
Fancy Wcsiem Branded
R o aut
coco
H i %I I i n
A ppli's
IN RETAIL
stalks
2
i % *i *
resh"
WF
A L
In Cnrtons-ln Quarters-Pound
Sea Foods!
L A M B
F re sh
C aught
I'tll W Illt llK J
S H O U L D E R
Shank - lb
2 1 c
Rib-lb
Rich; Cream y
fl t in
C h eese
ib
S T E A iS S
17c
Sunshine He! ■i h i
Sau sag e
ib 3 5 c
Hwfl M l' irt... ii i .
S te w
ib
29c
RO AST
COLEI M E A T S
.a1, s
SPARE RIB f S'DS
* W « » l* T r| | \ « |
Feet
lb
S ta n d a rd
Lake-Proved Flour!
2 5 C
15c
S M O K E D SAU
LAMB j TFW.
ib
2 9 c Shrimp
B aco n
ib
B aco n
'b
Hamburger
F io u E >. lr 'i 6 5 c 2 4 'i- 7 9 c
»•
E
idlers ib 2 5 c Steaks
n
B ra in s
* *>
ib
F b i t r 2 0 ii» 7 7 c 2 4
hand O' Sunnhino
C u t
95c
CU BASE 8i S A N B O R N
F lo u r
L o w e s t S in c e f o e i a b e r 7 th
Health In Every Taste!
Tull ot then# h « -ih h L l
viktmtnt nnd w in t m b -
C a n d ie s
|-!ru.n« .
A ll I
n f*»
th *
dfi*. * I*»il| ftKi rent buy!
rf ^ c Y
ow e n a ^
ib
j
-
ib
25c
'
F r u it s .
* 1 l »■
P e a rs
no
1 9c
1r r *h /* fi '*
Limas 2 ™ t 19 c
lb
Lt-trilm Pai 1,
E»apt»oi# l
21c
f J* .if A
Mayonnaise p*25
t » o |jL f iiin i M u
A p r ic o t s
IfifSBf
Pickles it> oi 15 c
l r1/ | 1I
Soup 2
p.aparoi.d
A p p le s -
P>>g 1 0 c
.
Preserves'* o*19 c
Eiop»o1ri
rropgrai*4
I
C o rn
ib
no 303
10c
Lart'i O £i<t. .1 ,» •
P e a s 2 no 303 2 3 c
U j v u II ■ P n hr
DlmrcM
Biggest Food Bargain Every Day
Lovett’s Bread
B ro o m s
•a
49c
Lubtl *t* I l‘llo» ! »jt| f J.AI
rrorn
Famous T « * a i
Ike# Field* . . , Pu|Aikxr
Glut ItuM Rkvl
B a l l a r d ' s 5 it* 3 9 c
Independence Saiely
• l i j -o u ' v j r . j t i -
J J u
MATCHES
ii t r e e -
d c/fc l m i n i, row i i tbs lints!
IJip edit Water Olid btbe tbs raus
d rikie u * d e n c ra Of jir.rr u n t i l
So t z t f - t n j m V la!J. fttwl? o."
the tbokwt in.'trsth.et' —*rU tC
tmJli n th Utttbta btme mixing.
r
If,
*S|
S
* l,J
3d.. 19c
*__
fr*------—
VnRYSNOW
Milk 3
Otfir* rooJ
_____ ____ ____ !_____ _________ -
fl
t a ll c a n s
A t-
�Pt
r ra > F * ^
V
✓
-4SJ a.
Met Wobm Orer 4
D u ’t Be Weak* 01
NECK BONES
M 5 c PURELARD 2ibs.35
ACORN BRAND
B SN D LESS BACO N
Bacon, lb ...
mmn l u k i i n <ikn
Sausage lb,
CX>RN KING
Brains, lb. ~~ 15c
Kidneys, lb ... 15c
W M h
lU l-N ) rOBK
Laver, l b . 2 1 c
m-fcmoiB n t row*
r o i r e BACON IK.
Ib
TOT BOAST H ___ Ih .------s m
f £
Feet, ib..... 1254c
w n n a i n*i.r«T row**
Tails, lb ....... 19c
r » . n l M N I m * 'H
rtWM
Shoulder, ib... 25c
2 3 f st e a k ' il
S r e w “ fcT 15^ BEEF Ik
Here are just * few o( far
low everyday prices—Just
compare them with others,
and you will find our
prices are lowest!
Pears, 2 No. 1 27c
Figs 2 No. 1 25c
a * rtm
n . Sit
Peaches 2 for 23c
r r t * M fU i
. ,f»
Salt 2 l'/2 lbs. 5c
s s u is c a n buqm
Powder, 10-oz. 9c
■- —
WheaSes boxlOc
�I-
S to p
;-
W'
FOR VICTORY
g>m xfsttb
•
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
B oy
I b r a lft
N EW SPA PEH
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
BONDS • STAMPS
>
■mewmoovo
. E n ta h H s h o d l a 1 9 0 8
M m m m m a m m i ■■■ ra i
H A N FO RD
IIE H A L D ,
India to Uttermost
MELBOURNE.
Apr. 10.
(A F )—“We've taken tba offrnalve aia ia a l Ik , Japan,*#
la Ih* air, ewd , r 1 l ronllan#
te Iwrraaaa it." m M Li, it.
Cee. C t a r p H. B r,tl, air
rh k f *nd 4,pgly i t e a n d n
la th . Pacific. H* added
plaaa* ar* “fktwlag hart at
,r*r-lncr*a*iag rate."
lir
4 *«*fi* i *4
Prto* i
Japan**** bomber* raided the
B ritish Admit Loss Of
Nrw Guinea hsrb^r of Port Mores
Aircraft C a r r i e r Enlist* In Air Corps Soviet Reserves, by for the SUI time. 1 lent. (ien.
| Georg* H. Breet. deputy air com#
Off Ceylon, Deny
m in d e r In the southw est Pacific
Tanks
Are-Massed
Under G eneral M arA rthur, d r c li r e l
l ft
^ Other Jap Report*
the Allies have " ta k e n the of*
Behind W ar Front
«ad porbop* 1*. It waa of*
----- y to te ria y .
apparently
1912.
M em ber
A s s o c ia te d
I 'r t n o
Australians Prepare for Japs
Japs
Sti te*.
The * trh a n g e of air blown came
Of! * day when th e defenders of
Au*iinllM Irarn n l of a furth er
Spftnd of th r Jf|*ane»e grip on
tfir *r Al l ere*! bland* to the north,
A rntiHitiifih|ue said aerial reconTUSliMinre revealed that the Jspanes*, pn»bobl>- landing M»me
tla ir ap«v hail occupied L o irn g tu
on moiimtalnous M m o islsnil,
U lg r.t of the Adm iralty group
finb* north of I_ar, Japanr*e
pelzr^j t tpllal of northpast N‘rw
Gttinra
Prim e
M inister
Curtin
ennnt'nrol th at five Japanese planes
tnbk |uirl in the raid on T ulafi,
sweeping over at ftOOn feet iiid
dropping .10 to 40 IKimh*
pace
all
winter In
factories
stru n g out all the way back to
e U ral Mountains, supplement
by shipment* from ths Unit*
rd S te la , and U real Britain, and
th ere alao w .r* Inlkatlana that
tone of Ruiala'a moat Important
place* of atrategy wa* about to
b* put to lb* te d .
, Stockholm dlinalcha* aald th a t
0 ra « t arm y of R u u la n raaarv■a, under paraonal command of
M e n ta l K lenient! F. VoroahDor.
V is a s
Woodruff, ITT, who had takOn up poaitlon* behind tho
haa a m i d tba at
U kraine front to J o in tba « w
gB uM rye* a flying
d a l bottle fa r te e Ceoceiu*.
Voroohllav h i D*f*n*« Co—
B
L.
S!
Sanford Market Progress Is Being
Sales For March M^de To Convert
Total $154,273 Airport To Bas
$38,000 Is Rsbeived Higgins States Field
From Citrus While Will Be Valuable
Celery Prices Drop \ Asset To Citizens
N l l M H E It
180.
*Bataan Fighting Ap
parently H a I ted;
U. S. Torpedo Boat
Sinks Jan Cruiser
W ASHINGTON. Apr. 10.
(AP>
C nrrrgidnr proudly
flaunt* th r o l if t an4 itr lp ts ,
Gen. W ain * rig h t rf^ -flw i Is
Prrftldrni
t ods j .
Hr *aM th r rn rn n i p p ir r s t*
li h landing Irmipa In Cabs,
310 mllr« *o*al h of Manila.
T hr Prr*l«lrnt I old hi* pursn
ro n frrrn rr n« further word «f
th r Ji,A 33 defender* *n Ba
t * * n ha* hern re<ei»ed
l h i laaoHalfS t*fc«*l
l l t f W a r L )c |> a ttm e jtl lt»- iln v rc |x > rli,tl A m e r ic a n lo rl>nln I khi I k . li n k n J n p n n c s o
e r n io e r o f f ( 'e lm , c e n t r a l P h ilifi]iiiii>*. b u t mi lli i tn a n t h e
f i g h t i n g iip p a r v iitly hit.* c t« * «*il
lie n
W r tin w r ig h t
* 11m m n c itl c o m m u n ic a tio n
be
tw e e n tin - |te n in * iila h iu I t'ti r r e g n lo r bn* bm-n o u t f o r th e
Russians’ New Army
I s Estimated A t
10 M i l l i o n Men
past 2 1 h"U» •
1 .'Ori: »*b»i •
*»**ft|,(i* r dl 1It'
h(»• *r
T"k i .. «r (,**»! !
g u a i •1u pulv am o
.M( iipied 1 HUM
Iht> r a s t coa*l
I’fal th**'nalid
•wfilhri - alia. W.
K nrrgrtif Auatrsllan ,oU1lrr* •l*fk n|> ■
>«-.
, t a d,pi>t in Itg i^tn tn p r,p a t,tj«*n («'■ . ot., . ,
n fr ,n ,.
All rivMtntti h,v.- t.'.'n ri.n 'i.t.il
O'
in t h , nfirthrrrt rim id On- <itp "itlnirni
I’ o
"i'atUly'. Mm let
i. lh.
>•! . „»-il
M tlbourna.
B r a v e s ’ S tay H ere B rought In
i r j j l / , , i
II*
*
O
]
If!4 Visitors,7 Higgins
Keveals
“ O
i>- .till Mated
.•nrit.hing J,[>
J*pan,<A
I n * • am utat •* I<h i I of anti s i r
. m fl f u r
In M fllxtuti.
I,*n
Ik iu g lii
A i thin ■tan I in thr men of
H a laa rt
No A u n >
haa e v e r lionu
**i m tub tettb M» little," ami he
The
...,■** ^
n fiti (*f thr Ha In JcaUa
**f N * *af**lh tin* 'IrKi'ftilnl UDOfl
fitie li *»•n« a n«'| t *r*l ha « taken
W- nti
t hr m tilil.fi
l lh
very wwll pic*
wltli]
March
••!,*
af/produra
t aml>rf -.f
1 **«Eriitay. I letlL
JwfialhaB
Ale a f —* State rwa—ev. M a rk et)
lllfn
im c .l th
t a t M total >•( I - 1 mrrn | ’\Vikinwrighl, who t»mk tu n tm tid
Wme.l
of lb*
ttenttl
__ end iKo-wed an lncv— *r anl *
d*- (be ultim ate re n e w ^ o n nf tbei
ha * " f i h* H' *f . I l r . t . w
wh«ri (o oinral Ihnigla* M acAr*
•aw tb ,* |. ._ *|d C n r t e t capital craeee few the month -an Inrrcaan i Sanford e lriw rt Into an air baw "
ihtu w n* tr if te fr r f n l U» AuvtraJlh rough (be b i t LrtUeal week* of near *34.00) over M arch. 1V4L. Kdwerd Huritin. w , r,te r y e f th ,
h r.p .fti-tl th at lh, 4nrm y had
of l u aleg*. Than,. ia
ttrid
ly b * '» tu l a < * N rw n ef about ise.ooo ->mlnolc ('.H int, rh a m lw r ■>(
d dtn
—ly,
,
hi* r s e lr in flank mart
w e, w ithdraw n front te# f r o n t 1 under the *ele. In tee preceding i nm m rrr.
•la t i.l
lh "
m n fm n g
■*r.| *>\ hi* irro u d m rp II# turned up a g e h , hack In the month of February (h i, year, ar w 'tar h r irtu n ip c l fm
I >* n h rv r th r nlUiatmii hr of.
11ra ti aa t i e o rg a K lltr end tra in • cording lo II. J l / h n u o , uuina J *ck*4mv illr y rotf ril« y
rb ritl 1 lu J'lrat ( ‘nips l" c u f itc iFrank L. W oodruff, III, paaaed er of e g re e t n#w Army, drawn
IV h lfat Klmitla I rnlrMlilal I ’**lr
f
lh*
m
arket.
gar
oT
Hit
market.
Mr
lllggin»t
j*t*"■
*
1
that
raptil
ot I arlt
ll dbl, but lh* *‘ro|f| p |# |r
the Army e ia m ln e tlo n for e n from R u n le 'i l i m i t unlimited
T otal i tia s for U " month JII*1 firogrr** li* I - Ing maria tunur run b ra il' n «t Ihlaridn, n a il Tur*
jfhn tirul r i hau si I" m" nf thr trooptrance Into th* U elted Stele* A ir
Corrc* rrxjad
n a ra |1W ,27,V IU ■■rtiiiii. rha paving *t th r rmmvta y • umlc*r d a), Wi-dinr *-ila y and T hiirsdat ,
C orn, a* * flying e td e t 3*turd*y •upply of m anpow er.
irimh
It
Of1*orr*«sfld
w ith t l 19,090 ■ jriar ago t he aprclfirAi (<»n« «»f tha nr Igin* I Frank E%an« nf l.a k r Mary, who
*nd he* returned U> pondinte a t Kolbyabev got a few a rad
SrM-i«*la r y
of
War
Ntlmsun
In O Undo,
r L ...............................................
i n ." .
____ $H ?2.T9iu .T2 project, lo i*hirh th r W P A arwi is »rrvlrig on the Rtiun«1-l’|» f **»»»i aaiM wvrw
tba Unlyvraltv e f
Florida
e l f l l - p o — of tbeao ro o e rrn . end _______ , _____
a I » |»r »*■ r**nfr r«*m r la it
m lttrr for Srmlfiole C ount), an
f
AA
afa
prnvitling
th
r
naraasarv
natneavitle to aw ait a cell fo r th e j
i* h n -n n » «
l >'» pHnci
night
loila)
[train ed end equipped,
end u ilnng^ ij nel
n*l nreeeoni for the d ecree*, lh
.
___
<11ml*. Hint «T thr ra t r thr jfib nunno-d
1h ir
!*•**
Mr Kkan«, v*ho ha* !»t ii m
A grad u ate of Fork Union Ac* cumldermbl* amount* of Amerf-1 lower price* !>aing offered fm . ^ j ni| ,|„f|r <»„ laving ,if thr
|cabb*g* and
lary
More unit* hinarttch ha** phouhl hr roOiptet. chaigi ( | Hu- annual IMo'nrrt •
demy In V irginia end form er Sem can-m ade m aterial*.
Inole High School .torlenL Mr I Th» »1m of V«ooklloT•• new ; or package* of produce » e .r r*l w ith in th r ru t! I J ' f 1 da v a Night winged at hjikt* Maty f<>*
W oodruff I* In kte *econd y e ar J
h.M " r ,r ,r "4*t» —Umaled .old In March th an F rl.ru ar.
lr in thin 4‘fifti. thr l**l 1? jrRf* haw g*lh>r**-l
»n*ll,
| ft I b e tf f of | M ifurm ath'i f«-gardtng tddtlm r >•*
a t G elneivllte. W hen celled. Mr In
ln *Rutalen
“" U »
m» r 'by ItftfOT to Ili.fU h but the
I vine
man and m arket prirr* on th r ti*i* rmp*
li Work
I fw|r» I*rr**-f«| plans, ] idrnl* .*f i t , f o n t v and hi •»*
W oodruff, who volunteered. r« — "
®T*r 10,000,1)00
-. \ long
■*| the «-•••!.* t will
a r 11 t r | *f ■
e ll
1hr riilin iifr read and j
t* te enter one of lh* ^ e , l . t |
_ b*. lhla* dtlacl4tnf
e ed in g factor I «uf farad a bljr d dip a • m ur t
pecli
«i* i n worn
tha .Spring cam paign.
more celery and ra h h a g r u r n ' to runway * "f I lH)lt fn I In! • «. nlrd *1 1hi rf’lvhra I imIi
T rain in g Station*.
r Ili r •■w n
11 'tea* *aid th at th r juofii-io pdarfd
on
I hr
rn ark rl
Tt»( i« ngth anil |0U frrl in n idt h af*v
He h*<" lived In Banfurd moat
nothing •',ni p ia to
tiimrI m g 1»Ir i
a I I hr Or la in! •
• m ount now W ing r r r r Haul fur
”* hla bfe with bl* g randpa rent*.
be pavrif
j<
Mini ltd ill tl at 1**11 fi< th* roinm and
hamlM'i uf t tiifiu rrr, ami ih ry
relarv ranges from 9 1 l -• $1 W»
M r. end Mra- Frank
L. W ood
After the liiiien rk layer hj
> i * It o d l h** tilt*It te ho have run
will rrrrlv r th iif liadgvs
No Im m ediate tncraaae 1* fnre
ru ff, Hr,
■m applied, n I 1-2 inch tup! r»
■
I 1 4 l »*tI th i* 4 (u i rbupic-i (n A in n
adrnt
lal*
whtrh
arrordlng
to
(>#a*ln# uf aaphaull e .'iic rrlr m il- .
,
, .
te rid h|«t«*t y
in
i
,
|
th
r
prr%
»*»u*
plan
wftf to hav.
Cltru* *alc* lopped
lure arlll
Ill W
Ikr laid on thr
th r runway*,
ru n w a y i.1 .
’
\ od h4‘ apoki lilt t li’Mi 4if ,*
earning With tJH.tiOn. followwl by if was sla ttd
tl f*a* rstim stci! l»r*rii inmlr*l li» th r |wr1irl|tNiit«
t
*||»trr«»*t| ta p d a i
when
Mr
Kvan* r**vpa|iHi that
celery with 137.400 atul lerlwrif ihgt thl* work a ill n*d raqulrr
In i out iron d
f o r t * w i l l I** m adr* lo g a t h r r lh *
lettuce w ith 423,000. O ile r lead touch llm r
Mo- i. .oil\
! im p f a il Ion?
—
ter* In u ln a were bean*, c^bhagr
P,1 am wrlJ plt*n*r*l with th** ■u i v i y i i h * t o r m b r r s o f l ‘n n i | i R i n
T he eerie* of t e c t u m In the
* r drive
M.wll it ■•1 st
(' F it at Y hirida V« hinle-Mi • lu C1**• *
ATLANTA. G a^ . A pr. 10. — 1Inm atoe, and potetne*
■m n tub
*f .* .
1 u
Mtogrcsf bring m adr and with
ClriM tn M i n x T rm lnlnr I’roi l l IVlj]
•
It.
HitA.I.M
fr.
the
n trv
of
I HUH
M sfu
S a n f o r I * 1 ■1 •
i. , C ........ 1*.| (.., . ,• >. 1.
_______
H
a rrie tt of ____.
13 1 H Local new patetora a re e«|>ec!
th# pro*prrl nf thl* base l««e*im fma m
r r a m th a t rsceatly < n i given In
W
lh
th.
b
a
11
hr w it
in
k
w r o m th is H rta u d o uni
(
K
nlrfi.il
Mellanvltle
A
ran**,
Sanford,
h
a
lte
d
te
ba
raarketed
by
the
ftrat
g a vahiablr a*»rt to tha rillSanford will be p re se n te d a t the
for th-r fir'd
*M» r an no im
Saftfor d nl that fiiv ir did o
Joined
the
grow
ing
tlel
of
young
I
of
n
e
it
w*#k.
an.1
hwal
beau.
‘
W
*
'
'
'
'
i
'
‘
t >ns * f Sa nli m l." M.i ! 11g gin *
L ake H a rr Cham ber of C otnm trt*
i .o . li 1-,** 11*grill
K u**w u n o i «
1 lrl«! "It would Iht wrll for lo h a ' ** a«% o o h ha
Building e te rtln g a t 1:00 P. M. on Areericen* who have tlgned upl probably will he ready in l
,,
.
, , , 1,1 , t Mte.U f-1 g« ( I
■•.
for train in g end ertlvv
It w e, p rrd lrtrd ihai i mi cltlirMR to drier out H«riFV« or a IM Ki ut lfto|«> ai«° ( 'h a l la * llu*
active »*rvk* Ini week*.
Tuesday, W ednesday a n d T h u n
Mr*. \ I 1t(.0 Slid
1 u -’41
tha winged force* n f tb a Navy.
j m a rt vegvteM u Will («■ riaeWr-l A vtm if and turn *outh to the Ir y (*f I nif w imk|, K lH f l
1•I( •
1
Mr. H a rrie tt, ft-y e a r-o ld ton ‘ roon from South F lorida. "Iluat * rport so I hat thry can rralii^ nf IK ii'ifn ( 'hartl's | ,*■(«) of Km.
1.(
I • tllMO.y 4ltd
& llie n i of Paola and Lake Mon
ford and Mi K^jin*
1'
1 l 1.HI* 1Id
’ 1 JKi
roa i n D ried t o a tte n d I h w «f Mr. end M ra. Ja h n Andrew I neea ki keeping up wr'mdtrfully lh# m agnitude nf this project."
Hug l.m
1’
Accor
hdO *Im 1 -. d that a I Imm• I 1 1
—•■a'Inga. a t wU*h talk* by o f H s r r k tt, s a d g f t n o i r std d sn t‘ trail," Mr. Lshfnan 4cclarr«l. ‘T h r
...... ».f cow Vfinistn 1 Nrte /.r aland,
p io n iri* art* Flo rid a f lt u r f i* wb
pi*.1*0 * 1..I ^ ,il||..|i|
ficial a a re laada (h a t deal w ilt a t RoUlne Collage, w here he wnaj num ber of unite w ld •b o w el how
HMOULD PAY COUNTY
bad
ItiTii
given
cami' to th r *tmt** kh or ffr«**f t** « V ' '■*v ’ itfi.l ..till r . f t *|io*>
m em ber c f te a football Item ,I ba*r w* have been, deaplte t> ■
••>>T*ua type* of d a fae aa acti>l1 .« line* not r>*ii»it mil • i*i(i of •rm llng
I'tnnrcr badge# wUl p f
N ttl
we* calleted fo r flig h t tralnlog fmet th a t lower price* dbl not
W ASHINGTON. Apr. I0. (**> - 1&U0.
in. i.,*ll pbekl’f* te ho o im » rf a i shiploads
bring
Dp
the
eel**
to
th
e
F
ebru
th e Nani AvUtlon
■'•■nelor I’epper auggeated yea ter- vblc fri-r adm ittance h> a ll i-vcsita *.r
will* *lt* t I*t1 IHg 1FHms
1 te ll e e v p i ) supply * lip th at rrachod
Cadet Hatectten B oard, M
■ 7’ Mi
Mort- a ry m ark.”
day th a t Gulf C ounty, Fie., on the program .
not l hi* r wbch Fhllndr 1plo n and t'o rreg h lo r, an i iverage uf nearly
« » H O oarantaa B uIU lnf, A tlanta.
• houlrf )>* peM not more then
Ilfkrauvr uf those
m rnii|i|c of the iillhM r lljlis i«Mir (wit was lust,
n « w in m a t e d Ma Ontera eoon
M ktem
uke
u llu ra l **200,000
for■ —
a *right of wey
_____
.a _g rk
inUltUIRI
.v » (vvv •”
"w# *forTb*
(nit knim how in any which ran the g auntlet ■ucccssfu] •
In.
I il
to re p o rt foe aetteo o a ty a t the
of A U *kt h a t1 a growing • channel from Apalechlrola fllr
y. however. tha arm y nf IIs t a in
ran*** lo *s«ufofij in (hat gru
U. 8 . S a r a ] -B io a re a A ir Baaa la
fro .l-frv e n to Saint Am lrvwi Bay "If “the
a i a b o u t .........................
HOLLYWOOD—Apr. II
III
never
larked
ammunition*
al*
w ba I H n
did a k n il hntc
tlan ta, t e begto prelim leery day* p«r y e a r
• elerw ay I* approved.
Baba Both, gravely 01 o f p a n - A
though
it had bean «»n short ni—
—
^
r
t
M
l
i
r
t
M
i
d
a
l
totta
tra
Intef.
\
aamtln, baa p****l t e a t r ia l s a n d
B p a r k s fro m a flu« causedl m f ir e
A *n h fi*oii the vi*H«-r« i<» p m i \ H on* f'
weeks
On cnaaptetteo o f f c U prallmtnw (|| to e a ra r said p h y a k la n a te «n the in o f of a I o u » f a t 1201 r11> vn.i got pobbc»t> to a ll th"
nry f l l r t t In a tm B o n , Mr. H a r
W att E le v e n t h H tra e t th is m orn
Mg * it ir - in the m u n t r y anil •
r i e t w ill bo tran a farto d to ono
In g. w h ic h K lro C h ie f H a c k C le v e - g ic a l m an y nf the s m a lle r ones
of tho tkroo p rlm d N l « * * t In-
Centennial Party
»ral ' Will Be Attended
By Local Pioneers
EHJjBtS
M U tim
^ l i s t , nod ••tbsrs w sps
canialljaa a m ar c at te a >dackyard
civil and naval pcrtoaftel," U*
^nw inaonktu* Mid.
W T W B ritiah laid th a t “naar
n l w w " w ora acarod In t h , a t
tack oo tho Japan*** a ir c r a f t car
rie r which a p p ira n tly arm* the
- mo lb , r a lio fo r te* plant* a t
tacking Trineom alao.
S Tho comtnunique re fe rra d te
- o a r bom ber*” In te llin g of lb*
n av el-air engagem entIt wa*
not diacloood arnatkar U. 8. a ir
man. baaed In adjacen t India,
particip ated In te* ra te a t eaa.
a h ' l n Japanaee raid a n TrlnW arn,la* tha B rilU h eald *1* af
D.v Invading c ra ft w ore dtatrov*d definitely, a l» other* probably
da* troy ad. and two dam aged.
T ba o th e r f f u r plan as, fightare, war* ehot down la th a eruug i g a tta c k on tha a irc ra ft c an ter.
10,
fenstve against the Japanese In
Rome dam* gr t*m do nr, but no
t i e a ir and we'll continue to In*
>ps«iialtN‘* were nsportesl.
creese It."
The im perative rre*l for safe*
A J ip itic ie l l r raid on the Flo
lo
lh*
rida b k n d rtpltfl! of T ulsfi, ad* guarding the sea h n r
(Jnitni
M ates tea* ijndrracofed by
mlnlatratWe center of the Solo
mon chain across the O ra l Sea Ron Id II Cross, (Iritlsh high
from northeastern A ustralia, stir commissioner for A ustralia, who
red fears anew I-at n lih t that MM I am uuaWe to rn v iitg r thr
the Japanese
might be clearing
( n T t o w t s if i P m «l
.
— tim e during this war when ship*
The Rr*f army was reported J the way for a stab closer to the carrying troops will ?r atdr to
massing *U tanks which hare i »*Ul •upply lane from th* United Copnr fiifin llrttam to A u itrr(u "
been turned out at a frsmslswt .
_
*
a n te r with
■ - 551 * aircraft
‘ -aft c_____
w ywaterday
ite rd a y a o i
l*a*i ten Jipoaaos
APHH,
Allies In Australia Take
Air Offensive From
Tells
iU r AawHalwd r t w l
H i e B r i ti s h A d m i r a l t y a n
n o u n ced th e a ir c r a f t c a rrie r
H e n n e s w as su n k by Jap
S b o m b c r s o f f C e y lo n , b u t d e
n ie d J a pence.* c la i m s t h a t tw o
a d d it i o n a l c r u l a c r s h a d b e e n
d e o tr o y e d . T o k y o a ls o r e p o r t
ed th e s in k in g o f a d e stro y S fer, a p a t r o l v e s s e l, find s ix
o t h e r s h i p s in t h e I n d h n
Ocean.
Tho
powerful
Indian
party
P andit N th ru , told hi*
Maarva and do.
ImHa to tbo u tte rm o e t'^ k te ____ o f te a oeteonw of
tvarotla U oai.
_iWy
A l l l o d l i S a a faros* etreddlsd
K H ID A Y ,
Afli Flying Cadet
In U. S*Air Corps
“'abrugry
Harriett Will
Receive Onkcs
Lectures Are To Be
Colin Kelly Used
Given
At
Lake
Mary
jortSoton
to Report
N orden Bonibsight
',+'
* srw
YORK—A pr. ID—( A t_
TI m N a ry p erm itted Uw rerala-
Anru» Weodal
Babe R uth Posses
, Crisis, To Recover
a TALUBAMuC
d*f.
House Roof Is Sfct
On Fire By' Sparks
|___
Sanford Carden Club Closes Unique
Army
and (Successful Flower Exhibition ^rlr»men quickly put .mi (he Doctor Is Sentenced J •Salvation
Workers To Meet
la n d
m Naval
One of te a moat nnlqua and
mcoaafnl flowor ahowa re t to
i hold by tea Panford Garden
lob rioood teat n ig h t a t the
trteh H»n«a a fte r • two-day
owing. The a ffa ir tela yoar waa
ItTwl £ u!
• rU eved with the a p e i of the V.
u rn .'' fl poorer elureaaed her *pti racial Ion la I ha following paraona
for th a lr rn-operallve affortaj Mra.
C. r It- K trtlay. Dan FU h^ Ban
w yitnsv. J r , A. B. Palaratm , Dr.
W .- B . 8hlppy, Jam aa Moo a n tan.
C. JU Radding, and te a H ill K urdw o n Com pany. Alao Tha Sanford
H arold fo r U s publicity a l r t a te a
•how, and all oteara who halpod
to rnoko te a ahow a « n t » n . *
. A unique fa ato ra o f te a ahow
w ag te a a x lJ b lt o f rich tray*, w ith
thofr b rig h t a rra y , o f th la o , doe.
e stim a te d
the d a m a g e
In k
A
-—
SuT’-tembylTo"^' D"""1*'r To Serve Five Years
State Of Siege May
Be Declared At Brest
VICHY, A pr. 10, U P —G erm an
author!tlee today notified cltlten*
of B roat to be ready fo r procla
m ation of a atata o f rie g s w ith
out advance notice.
T h li wap
Intarpvoted aa m eaning te a N atl*
a n eowoernod w ith th a *Bbaar*tva
M ttettteo of th a F re n c h popula-
Ratal! Food Costs
Rise Iff P ercent
..“SrSici-, Ar»y
c**
lo re Is# ( 3 i0 '( for U-*
JA CKSO NVILLE. Apr. 10. (,1b j 1
t’u.lget will m eet Mundey a t
Or George A Munch. HO-yeer- 1*
A. M a t the h rad q u ertera
old Tainpn physician, waa ■cnlaivc-|°/ l ^ r "C ttanltallon a t HKond
ed Thurailay to servo five years , H trret and M irn o lla Avrnua, M iti
In the (tenltenilary by F ed .rel KHiabeth lle rk e y . chairm en, a n .
Judge Akerm an who tohl him
nowocej touey
“ It i. rvrn more i- ln f u l I - b . ,* 4"
f 11"* '
ra u te any •entente I glv* you Woman a D lrielon. end C berie*
may be a life lenience. However,
I m uat protect loclety a g a lm t Division. u rre d th a t all w o rita n
a tte n d the jo in t m eeting. 8aI t 4 .
fake doctor*."
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1942
Text
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1942
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald