11 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35ba0064981c96954ee262407aa59216.pdf 1b9952fbac70f294e81c9786c29895c4 PDF Text Text r* — _______ The first plants for tha exclu­ sive m anufacture of rayon tn Oje • TA LLA H A BSElL— J u t j r 1 3 )- U nited States began operation in S enate Bill. 701, giving the Sdminole County Clerk, fee* for 1912. each of the defendants where The d»ily weather ma there la more than one defendant United Slates was fllsl in the eaae, today became a l»» by the federal governmeli w ithout the governor's signature - ' — - m tenv.-~C ai)i»rTna— t r U i r w y Velno I>ay, Je rry S. to Charlie C. Cramer It rock. 1). C. et ux to Clinton Harrison. Monday, June II. 1913 Hart. Cader C rier et al to W arrant) Ik e d , Owen W. George F'.wim. It Inals H to E tta S. Deed Ruth et vn l> R American f r u i t Grower* to R. Musson. J W el u s to M rs L Ragsdale. Jo lla George A dm inistrator's Heed Austin. 1 ou I lllmn el vir Miles O verstreet. H. J. Sr. Admr. In Robert llizrrll FUt. J W. Wynn to William 8. Smith. F’oslei et u* to Mildred Hirer g t ux. ItiH-kinori et vn Cleveland Real Kstate Mortgage* U oil. Claude II et us A M ar­ Odham, Minnie L. to le t Fed­ AND SHO - CARDS OF A LL KINDS tin Atlderson et ux to It. L. eral Saving A l-oan Aaan. , Ragsdnli et in. Hirer, W. S. et ux to la t Fed­ O - D E E ’S SIGN & SHO - CARD SERV ICE Ash. Harry to Francis Meri­ eral Saving A Loon Aaan. wether . George, Owen W. et ux to R. ( 0 . I). I-nndrcss) George. Owen W. et u* to R. L I.. Ragsdale et ux. Roth. K tta 8. et vir L. R ay­ 105 N. PALM ETTO AVK. mond to Rhoda B. Kwing. Chattel Mortgage* Whitehead, Loleter to Florida State Hank. (iraahoff, Philip A. to Florida Stnto Hank. I f SELM S LIKE. FOLKS Martin, Charley P. to Florida D O N 'T K N O W H O W f O State Bank. . Satisfaction of Mortgage* a p p r e c ia t e BEING WELL Mutual Life Insurance ComUNllL TWEV GE-T 3 — K J I any to Philip A. G raahoff e t ux. Florida State Hank to Philip A. 9ICK r—^ Grnshoff. Florida State Hank to V. M. Thurston F'nrms. Flstea, R. W. to Ira Toaaie et a). Selmnn, Guy S. et tna to Min­ nie L Odham. Flrat Federal Saving* A .Loan Assn, to Charlea F'. H arrell e t ox. CLASSIFIED ADVERT IHING FATES Rlackahear M anufacturing Com­ pany to Gua Schmnh. 10c par Una for oae Insertion Ilonorahle (Haehargea 09c per line far U rea Insertion* U. 8. Army to Flilgar L. TDol07c per line for • laaartioaa fram. 96c per lino for 20 Insertions . IV S. Army to E rnest Engrain. Minimum rata* . . . Me a U. H. Army to Joe Lee. II K Army to Marion I* rLee. PHONE 149 OR BRING YOUR Ad* to THE SANFORD FtER.SLD I Ordinance Count, flvo word* to the line. Including phone and address. Clt> of Sanford Re: AbondonAH a m r t l l i m g r t f for oltoatlona wanted will be charged for a t the nig Alley's regular cUanifled rate*. Certified Copy Final Deere* llngin - Peters Company Vs A II. Stevens. - !L B. POPE CO. U. 8. TIRES mpd TUBES W l E —'O ne heavy* . rappl* hook hay loader oo MK t o . __________ 90 ACRE farm tiled, good flow­ Ing well*, 10 acrw rough Isn.l Palm Hammock Banford. FTa P. E. Bols, 1101 Park A v .. Banford. Fla. Phon# 0B1-W. ROCKER, newly Phone 0AI-J TRUCK! No priority needed ! ! UM1 Chevrolet High S tate Body. 10 wheel*, ggecllent Urea, tar pauiln, new *motor. R arln’ to K" on th a t heavy hauling Job. Celluu: U lrica , - *- * ■ n O L tfc R MOTOR SALES Mlt W. let i t . Phone ’■» COLORED gill* for laundry work. Regular hours and wage* Apply ,n person, Somlnolo County Laundry Co.. 819 W. 3rd St. Y O U 'L L L I K E W C A P U D IN E forH E A D A C H E s g S T H * . '" * • t o »- At 5 HtnmiSOlK 20I-N0.PARK A V I. HOItltmv III UK IM IL Iti: 1-1( 1 % \ c v Is ItKSl'FStTKI) (li lt natural for prlvucy in im>fit4\ viiiit t«*r n i> Rtnclly rrRprctnl here. h n r ruin ami mlalivcR a m nut «iuu»U*»ncil a l>nut yutii • folit N*mr n il ployrr in l»tmnrsR u»iuh intr* will n«>l hear of your |irr*onal affa iru. Thrie i» no 4ttiino f«»r I embarraBRinrnt. ltp»son«Mf»-r m ill jmtutTXnwnt^ No c«» rnakai# on itioni'Y loan* THE THRILL W EDNESDAY. JU N E 13, 194 - [elle/* -Motor Co. C e le b r a te s Its First B irth d a y 1> day ©I June. l » « . (CIRCUIT COOUT REAl.) O. P. HERNDON. Clerk Circuit Court a a p Altman in the local Chevrolet agency were bought by W. E. Holler. Jr. This was Uie begin­ ning of activity which through­ out the past 12 month* ha* en ­ larged tnc 'phyaical tacilltiea oi the firm and expanded the vol­ ume of business handled, of bualneaa handled. . At the tim e Mr. Holler took over the bualneaa he atated th a t it wa* hla avowed purpose_ to give automobile owner* in S an ­ ford and Seminole County the heat auto aervlce th a t the w arrestricted phyaical facilities would permit. In ip lte of the difficult tie* in obtaining equipment the firm added auch maintenance m a­ chinery aa a Hear front end alig n ­ cr, l.__ heavy duty er, ‘ * wheel balancer, ISun _____ 1 analyxer, electrical motor honea and grinder* to make poaaible cloaer tolerance* in fittin g pin* and buahinga. In June, 1944 the building at 208 W est F lrat S treet waa uacd for tha mechanical work on car* and the building across tha stree t at 216. W est F lra t S treet handled the body and metal work and painting. Thi* aetup haa con­ tinued -but the paint and body ihop haa been expanded and d i­ vided to th a t each now ha* a separate apace. A new Westlnghouae five horaepower compreaaor ha* recently been inatalled to provide constant air, not only for th i paint sprayers but for a pneu­ matic ham mer to be used on dent­ ed fenders and bodies. This m a­ chine another late acquisition. Since the space for the m e­ chanical work was inadequate. I approval of W I’B wa* obtained to build a concrete-floored, openaided addition 30x46 feet with aufficlent clearance to accommo­ date the higheat truck bodica. Looking to the future when new autoa -would again be n part of American life, the firm obtained the Oldamobilc and <’a -| dlllac franchises for sales and! service. | Because repair parts have Iwcn scarce during the war period a n d ! tx-rausc of the rssrntinlity of •ver 76',V of the auto transpnr- i tation facilities in thi* are*, every j effort was made to obtain parts tnd thus avoid delays in repair* As a result during the yrur ju st past, the inventory of (arts has increased two and n half tim es' In dollar value. Additional nnace in which l» | park u s d car* was acquired from | the ACL Railroad with * "getready" lot a t the rear of the establishm ent arid a sales lot on [ the O D b S titF l side of the build - 1 Ing. W recker service was in - 1 sa tu ra te d . Neon lighting was Ided to the front and side of t building The firm is managed by George Tquhy, who D assisted by Charles Dooley, service manager. Cliff Abies, Part* manager. A. F'.. Crocker, office manager and T. F, Hammett, used car sales limn*C*r. house ou 1*«rk F, _______ 14 merm U nd ly*n* »oulh of -hllrood. houae and 2 lot* mown •* Tooten Place— War* Mute and 8 lota lylna >lo»K ATTENTION: Service per-oMiel and vacatlonista Apt* und lIda of railway In Cameron URy, Going Into aervlcc. Mat rooms two block* from Main KUnlk, RL 1, Box 183, Sanford, St. one half block of ocean by day or week. Phono 949-11. 708 Broadway. Daytona llesrh. Fla MOW BHIPMXNT of lataat nhon©graph rocorda. Bauer Radio A Electric Service. SMALL 3 room houae on wheels 7x7, kitchenette, wired, screen ed, awnings. City Shoe Shop 210 Hnnlord Ave,____________ UPHOLSTERY fabric*, tape* trie*, damgsks, brocatelle*. a WANTED TO RENT ood stock to aeloct from . R. : Brown, 9811 N. O range Ave. NAVY COUPLE wlahr* t<> Phone 4069, Orlando, Fla. hou.-ie or sjturtincnt. N<> dren. Phone 630-J. ■ TRUCK 1041 Dodge P enal, will take lot* of heayy duty and «W* long ser­ SIT. WANTED vice. Celling price make* thi* an exceptional offar. No priority SERVICE MAN'S W IFE wants jnsitbm ns general offlre wort: ' ' tuaiJid er, 2 " 2 year* experience, HOLLER MOTOR SALEH n.oilly iMMtkkrcplnK VUmu ■ ' 199 W. la t BL P h o n . 622 Mr» Hr mil. H14-W 8 of PICKING WINNERS Greyhound G a * is on tha air over W D B O tonight at O'tO and over W L O F a t 6:16 w ith a l l th e "dope” on the doge a t the Han­ ford • Orlando Kennel Club. Ructti Htart 8:00 I*. M. Sh*rp oO I v ' Sanford Orlando Kennel Club' of S an fo rd 8— F lorida S tate Hank Bid*. On Route 17 (Sanford Fllghway) at Longwood midway he tween Sanford and Orlando. 7 Last Big N azi Known To Be A live Is Ta­ ken By B ritish D es­ pite P o i s o n Vial (Hr FOR FATHER . . . SPRING-FILLED COMFORT . . . Luxurtotlnly comfortable Ult-imck Imingc chair* com plctc w ith ottoman, Npoll the laa( wonl in rolitxatior and com fort! Choice of colorn. Made by %Strcit nnr other famouh tle.siKnnr« of fine farf\iture. A DESK of HIS VERY OWN . . , .HOTKK ’THd Board **f Count) t'ommla afonara of lltmlitoU l*«»unt>. KlorIda. will rtfalva l»ld# at llr» Clark** Office In Banford. on or Wtfor* • O'clock I* M July 2nd. 1911, on tfca following #«|lllpm*nl •Ttoelor wltti llltfhwa) M oatr nltachad Fully R«|yliil'ed with powar lift, all fiM»t hi.iifw rIc. Illdia will ha ni>»n«t| and ton* aider ad at an ad)**ii»nr#l llrf ular ma*tln« «if aald Hoard •«• l*» hold on Thurailay. July Ith I9ti W. tl KlUlKK » hali man AfTaat O |* 1l»rndon. Clnk LAMPS IK T W K Y ia tir r i o i u t . . J i m t M I . IIIICL'IT. i ' m n aK m .vut.n < rte a iiM , iv « it. 8 a IT U t'UtUHTINK ) U T1IOMAH. I ” Plaintiff. 1 v. » «» The bronze alar medal for merltorius service haa been awarded to Major Ralph G. Moye of the 622 Field A rtillery B attalion for action in Italy and France during amthc; period-oP-Jone 26,1944 to Jan. 2fl. 1946, it haa been announced by the Army command. Major Moye la the son of Mr*. ME Moye. 107 E ast Fifth S tre et and a graduate of 8etnin■ola IHglv. School and the. JJni'• w r s l l y of -Florhla. »— According to the citation annnu need by Major General F.W. M llbum: "A* battalion 8-3 and Gunnery officer. M ajor Moye dc m onstrated the highest profea am atonal qualities and judgm ent In ~ the establishment anti supervision of fire control of hla unit. . "Ilia skillful and careful plan­ ning and coordination of the fire control renter m ade possible rendering close and efficient eupW port of assault infantry com pan­ ies on many occasions. He m eti­ culous attention to details of training and elocution of finmissions and broad understanding of field artillerf turtles enabled a his coordination of many rein­ forcing battalions." Auto license plates will be placed on sale for one-half the . annual rate on July 2, according ’ to 'an announcement today by Jno. D. Jinkina, County Tax Col4F lector, subject to the provision Ihut no license plate may be sold for lex* than 96.26, except those • X aeries. / fo> em ail trailers, end official or ' T o secure a half y ear tag for a m otor vehicle it la necessary to M/utyfcice proof by affid av it that the vehicle haa not M an operated upon th* roads o f th a S tate of Florida alnee th a _ * M lr* 3 la n -o f ----- tha tu t'F J o H d f ta g h w u e d for it. - In .th a rase of out<of.aiata lag * ^ on car* owned by - raald tn U of ^ thia SU te, in order to aecure h alf year tag It m uat be shown ^ * by affidavit th a t th e vehicle haa n o t been operated alnee being brought Into tbe S ta te , otherwise ^ • a full price llcenaa ta g la appU- > ) IWfcn'Iinl » o n iiv .il o r r m n a TO: (MtOIMIK r. t h o > Towo"M p t/n *. Ilutbor • y Ivan la. Tou ar* Jlcraby ortlrfrtl He could WHnt no finer Rift thnn a room y, d istin ctiv e desk. , S g t Marlon Wright W ins - Bronze Star FRAMED * ’' • in DIVISION , v based-on 1941 prices jl-i O IL BTOVB. 8 Associate* Press! H alf Year A uto T ags Go On Sale Ju ly 2 AUTO BODY. AND FEWDP.R WORK BY An B x m a r r b u . PEKIOR AUTO P A IN T IN G U ff* aiAortmant of colors. Your '“ U r o ut look ntw. B rin* It to W ANTED^ ' I, •• ■ 1 GIVE *rHIM A SMOKER Hi* • Umo to get ono of theee fine mirrors, priced from $7.50 to $11.10 at A , i* j • ,< 26% Reduction. ' ' >> • ” j*c*u w - r -*,i« yi-.i * c -cr* - ,l , ^7" * *,3.2 , . -■ . ,- Our GUum Department i> complete. We can handle any ebe job from ' a modem streamline Glau Store Front to the email window panes. a Automobile Glass Installed while you Wait % • The Complete Paint And Glass Store • <| Yanks MassOn Okina­ wa For Final Knock­ out Punch A h Garri­ son Is Demoralized Illy Route From D aytons To Tampa la Okeyed By Highway Group Pnstw ar construction of a *u| modern four lane highway 1 ing Daytona Reach, D eland, l ford. Orlando and other E1« eitlea with Tampa, aa deatgru In plana of tha National In rrgional Highway Commit looms as a certainty folio" approval of thtap recommet Hons al a reeent/Tneetlng o f Statv Highway Deportment. Tuesday evening al tha t Hall, a meeting of the Cham of Commerce Good Road* G mittce was held for the purr of recommending to County G misiionera end repreaontatl present from various doua areas, roads which should built in the county. $33,400 E - Bonds Solid Carload Of Sold In Sanford Clothing - Shipped By Infantry Group By Sanford Lions stated nx-ently that dealgnatioi of the main highway system dk not mean arv extra Federal fun* would be avadabtr in the stqU nor that the four lane road would lie fully built in the p#r|o< immediately after the war. Aerording to the plan, ro9<^ would be built to mn-i condition! required by traffic and gradual!] built up to the four lane clnai (inly a portion of the federa and stale funds available ft* road construction would be utet on tbe main highway system, hi ■aid, and tha real would go t* other roads throughout..tha alkl4 The National Intcrreglona Rcalintic B a t t l e Of 21 Manhours Of La­ bor ^Required For BougainviHe -Waged le a d in g In Train At 'A thletic Field Those loud explosion* you heard last night were not J a p a ­ nese balloon bomb* mysteriously dropped on the Sanford Naval Air (Ration, nor indeed enemy sabotage of the gaiAdine storage tanks on the lake front, but a very realistic display of modern Army weapons and tactics by a squad of overseas- veterans at the Seminole llhgh School athletic field. ' The Hattie of Hougaia%jlle was rett,uet.xl with such vividarss and enthusiasm that wmtnen screamed and crowd* ru«hrd back from the field a» the big trench mortar* let ro with terrific blasts and the 'd atin g flame throwers spreading 1800 degrees of death -and de­ struction withered hidden' dugouts (C en tlaase n s r a s e Three) Attendance At p o g Track Ih Incre&Bing LONGWOOD. June U . (S pe­ c ia l)—P strnnsgr at the Ixmgwoo.1 dog truck Is Increilslng steadily, It »*« snnouncf.1 today, altd figure* (or the past week's batting through the pari mutu.il window* tote! |17,797 compared with 9171,237 the previous week. The figures are compiled on a seven night week belli. Paid admissions totaled 4,887, with 1,384 service men admitted free. •This exceed*, by 960 ttt* previ­ ous week's attendance. — In tonight's dally Doubla,-Sec­ retary Arnold hoe dropped Jersey A solid car load of clothing. c*d lrctr-1 in Seminole County by the Sanford l.lons Club with the ro. operation of boy acouta, the Navy, school*, and other gTotips has left Sanford to be sent overseas for destitute war victim s aa p art of n national clothing collection camnlagri under direction of Henry kaiser, industrial magnate Koine idea of the labor in vnlved in loading all thi* cloth ing o n 'to tbe railroad rni Is re o „ s n * s ,4 iis rsa * rso M Morrison A p p e a l s For Old Rackets Urgent need fo r Unni* rackeU and ball* for U** of men in Army ronvelaeoent hoapiuls was Stressed in • le tte r recently re ceivr.l by Charlea Morrlaon from llolromlw Ward, president of the U.8. I-awn Tennis Association. Mr Morrison, who la a member of the National Tennla I'm nlres Aeaoriation. today atated that he would )w glad to receive rackets and ball, donated, at Filer son's •tore o n F irst S tre et arid that hr would sec that they were shipped Hr asknl th a t old tennis balls be don*te l. w hatever their condi­ tion. as these a n used for m ani­ pulation, to stren g th en hand m ut- Home On Leave 1 . For the time* when ”a-travelln' m Vo . . . . = - He’ll be *o proud(of •It, he’ll be * very careful to ktidp hie aehea i l l off the floor t . • II .'P; R.95 Up 3 * III “It's Easy to Pay the Mather Way” in .-I . * l , 1***1 \ ih, on i Rotary Club To Meet Kiwanis In Softball Opener iilo ii.l iiulfiM tlni Atlantic fle e t dm r«* lllVlHldli lai feel **|l , « .1 ii.traw >i- t o w a r d i ...........nth . •ih*I, t>e i • i IciciI I -hari again and * • ••• I at tow n* ii .1* iirlu a ll, completed - 0111*1 of major objectives i , hxr*t llorneo by occupying JaillCI lan U radltz'a CITY BRIEFS thi i► Iafi<| tin A i •i 11 22 >'il \ i*p*t •' i tin > 1 finlRhrd the flf-t i•».,# « of nm «»|ir r m inn," Mini* <** . *,*I II .i ( (m rod “ \Vr Iimm* tr mv<l«u 1*41' null nirnlriRt lum r oppoait•••n «»vci tin p(K>rr«t mail* I r>i'f • * I •* iiml • <>ur t firk fiiun* *11fI <hi- I hi• liAil hlnwn |M •• tn .ill . \ 1 1•tr*• Mini wr hnk«* ha«l » • ,u l tnm kr9'|»iri|r mu ,«r • til. <|lRt«lM«' ••( . I f«*H«l- arul m itiirr "in IriMipn Ityr nir «l»*• liiir imrtiOR The J.m Into the mounlaln- u folhiw thrm to finish of lif|ui(|iitlon " (IriiM m'MciI th a t Ii* ha.t t« I' rjuuit h« and 11 • •|'H»' t••' * Ih »•" NhlMi Mt!•I »' II14*lltil llffoilet I'ii a l (*4>intiiM fHiinir«l out (• liRhmcnt iif tin Sanfonl Mt a l« rl4Fh9»e| llilrr. w | ftun 11If u lirri ^ Slittf Ailjut«’ ♦ ; 1I'M lor ii I i« Mellonville Home Of Coopers Is Sold Hospitality Braised By Infantry (Jroup Marine C*«»r| % \ • I•••| •*.t Nina m u, Juni 1" iS p riiiili Marini* Vic Vici. . b M« • M I miio IP. of Sarford. atL iitird to .1 Flrat Marine An Wing fighter a*|uadrun, ha^ Trtiintril hen* from the Pacific for fuilouirh uml re naaiirnmcnt. lie W l in k e d 10 (he New llebrldffl and the Solomon Ihc ton of Mr* F.ula Mi (Tellsno, of Ssi f*>r*l, hr attended the Seminole High School and we* a meinlrer of the foothull team. Prior to hi* enlistm ent in October, 1042, hr was employed by McCrory1* Department Store, Sanford. He attained his present rank In April, 1943. Robert R o b i n h o n Back From Pacific The homo of W altar L. Cooper, Hanford realtor, haa boon purLansing. Porter Lantlng. Hap* ahaaed rocenUv by Claud# A. ard MUar, Jbnmr r»nnlnrt«n, Wbldden, operator of th* Colonial nancaa SUnetrom. Tom ml* Spoor, .d o a a tra , who will Htoblieb his rtaidence there later with hi* fam ily. T h e . bom* la located a t 1041 M*nany.lHo Avenue and la on* of Chapman. David U t t e Moat b e a u tifu l. of IU type BBT f e n ; UiVMalon \krr»- r t f r n il v frrm l ti\ Ifi n lift In li» l.mlph A Smith And llic S«nfur*t Kiwauttf (Milt frulll Hr Ik* lit Ill'll* I J<iec|ili ( ’ iliitrhiiFM wMcIi Mr Smith nt 'h r i r . | t ' I hill mwH iiik* I Sir many the 32T«t U-io Mltcneu Romb Group of thi 12th Air F'nrce was presented It* sceoml Wsr Department citation, h ighest' honor attainable by a combat | unit, and among those *hartnr the ' honor is Pf* Roger Ji ntnrt. whoj has served s i Irsnspoiistlon *t'« ( cislist with the tw ice-.'led gro p Ills wife. Louisa, live., at R oute' ll, Sanford. HI* parent*. Mr. anil Mr*. Horace Jimlnea, slso lives | at Route 0, Hanford. Tha official citation published In W ashington lauds trie R 25 unit for an attack against shin­ ning in Toulon harbor three dsys following the Invasion "f south­ ern France. The giant battleship Ih D r o w n e d •'Strasbourg", cruiser 1 * Galls- N e g r r o tonneife" snd a submarine had A t I A ?m on B l u f f tieen moved into position to use (hair heavy guna against tnc Ibownm j; of K«rnmt Muirlry Allied Invading force*. In ”ne »»f R|fr smashing attack Mitchell l*omh. ntffTO. Iff mImmU 1 era of the 32lat Sent nil three w ar­ In lii*' St John* Kiser m( I t'liion ships to the liottom. sp unpre­ 13luff. «•» rrpnrted y rtle .'la ) cedented feat In medium bombing poan to Sheriff Charles Hand who In turn notified the Coast annals. One of the oldest baa^> group* Guard unit. The body was re overseas, tha 321*1 begs* com bat coveted by W. II. Ellrrbe. A. C In March. 1943, and lllayed A Moore, Herbert N'eiswpmtcr and m ajor Tolr tn brfnglnr about th a TY.' A .'P atrlck of the Coast Guard final dafeat of the German arm ­ unit and Seaman Conclartd of the ies In Italy. In 897 mlaUons tha 8anford Naval Air Station. JVhll# fishing from the bank of the river, llaglov slloped, fell tn ai^d w*e drowned. It wras rejnirted Seaman Copeland dived deep to recover the body. Sanford Is Made Headquarters Of American Legion I Mff iruli ivm «'iu m i n t e r mi kr« p ini; up u ith th« JmiR during Nti Director Kettles To Pfc. Lee E. Bauman . Start Ball fkhool W ins Combat Badge A tM I’ff**) lia-p tour, .aid, "W e nre just • latHtiir with ihc II 29• which will M-.-ik utlcr dc*l r ifct ion" on Japan Moulin hit© \2U Superfortresses alia, k,-,( luat'hmr toot, chemical, Ptopeller nlaiit* ami other war industiie* in O-iikn and neighboring Amugnsiiki on the first anniver-iii \ of their fir-t raid on Ninpon. l>n Okinawa the Ysnkx strove for ,i quick knockout I\ iw against 1 be « nieme Jsi>Miir,c command i»"ii *tgn* potnlisl with Ini i i *, , ■crlaoil, to ftddtng up ••I in. <1.(oiprd gairisoft l i., \ Ciiptuicii the highrnt peak 1 i i-t Inch ibfeii«e csrarpi-ii ii-.il mad*- other aiKanre*. Il'ir i-..’ ■ lai'Hoe-e *urremtered • * ■• , i i, ............i t i h>- i 'bines* i, g ih« p o r t of Wen i I - -* * I <■m*, 1hi- J «|m ite,e are Pfc. Rojfer Jiminez (Jets Second Citation Potential material for b l( league baseball teams ef 1966 or thereabout* la being tarned o at In Sanford by Coach C j'. K ettles of Bemlnole High School, whooe baseball school for , ba(ra of_19 *ara o f age and up, hoe a t i w * n r enrollm ent . , ' _ Tha bora report a t th* Lake­ side P ark every Tuaaday attd Thursday morning at 10 » 0 o'clock; How to itan d up to tb e plat* properly and taka a healthy cut a t the ball; bow .to peg 'a n oat a t -baaaa. to pitch, tw l ecaB n behind Uio plata, to ram 'beata apd every mechanical phase of buieball (a tau g h t to tha boys py Coach KetUas. CHAPMAN T ftA N B n » R E D The present enrollment In. rlude* the following youngstatat •V alter W. C hapm an. 28. fire- Devld Haylay, Willi* Brown, n * k**rwtalr4 SupiTfart rouses set afire to Osaka in a ,1,000-ton infontliary raid as General II.H. Arnold promised bombing a t­ tacks would be stepped up to a rate of 2,000,000 tons yearly, making Ju|Min u "terrible place to live in.” General Arnold, chief of Army forces on a Suporfort- ? , Thc»o mirror* arc Pittabuifh Bent Grade Pollghe^ P^te. Now la the o i, Post-waic S u pfer Highway To Past Through Sanford Field M .vnhnl M ontgom t t e r jH H ead q u arters, G erm any, Ju n e 15, — Nafci F o reig n Min­ is te r Joachim von Ribbentro p was c a p tu re d y e ste rd a y as he slept nude in a m odest f) H a m b u rg b o ard in g h o u s e . T h is closed th e m o st in te n ­ sive man h u n t in E urope since V-E day. LUGGAGE 3 A FINE GIFT UH O U ,ER MOTOR BALE8 M em ber A ssociated Press Arnold Promises Two Million Tons Qf Bombs Yearly For Jap Homeland Bronze ‘Star Given To Maj. Ralph Moye STORAGE, » u u r. w al Oarage. Specie1 rat* desr , j _ ------- --- -------- PAINT NOW! Have Gootl Reliable Painters available. Call Sanford Paint R Glass Company. Phone 303. jm t W est Point Air Cadet, Carter 'P hone 33 BUSINESS* SERVICE We 1«« SANFORD. FLO R ID A , .F R ID A Y , JU N K 15. 1915 Von Ribbentrop, understood to ^ .lie wanted by ten nationa to H»»tand trial for w ar crime*, wa* ' rj* the last top-ranking N ail known to b« alive who had elude,! cap­ ture. A metal can of poison was found strapped to hi* body but he surrendered this ynluntatrly. Von Ribbentrop, form er cham^ pngne salesman, has been hid­ ing in Hamburg since April 30. He laid he intended to hide un­ til the U ntish feeling about him died down, then atte m p t to save his life tn a trial. C After being shunned bv a wine merchant friend whom he had known 26 years, Von Rib­ bentrop using the name of "R icsc" got lodging with an unsuspecting landlady. The Hrlwjtinh also arrested bis sister, who ^ id e n tif ie d him in a tearful, hy­ sterical scene today. 940.00 chair*. dining AND H 0R 8E . Kslablbihed 1008 / III F o r th e M A N o f the H O U R . n jA S p e c ia l G ift at a S p e c ia l oitonan A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R FAMILY LOAN CO. lll= lll= lll= lll= ll|= lll= lll= lll= lll= ili K. TIIOUA*. Turn at Red Arrow VOLUME X X X V I Cash can be borrowed from us on sh o rte st notice, w ith Howland no distu rb an ce.—“Jim m ie — ----- -also. m akes loans of $75, $100, $150, $250 or m o re -flh o u ld y o u r needs req u ire it. LEGAI, NOTICE T O N IG H T S ALL-STAR FEA TU R E im iG A n m n IIKIIFII. DAMSEL TIME PLEASE JIH I.Y MACK IT'ONKL ZACK ' HEKKPUL H l'h l STOCKTON PIllliF; LUCKY FRANK fo r 30 d ay s only cos In If we wish to he freei If we wtah te preserve inviolate thoae Inestimable privi­ lege* for which w# have been a* long cowtending—we moat fig h t I —TATRiCK OKXaT. GOOD TO KNOW! ^ NEW elec trie waUr heater, ni* -- rn tle . * Hauer Radio 4> Kb -j trie Harvtce. ____________ TltBKK'-bedroom ---------- ■— Seminole County Court Record HELD WANTED PLATFORM •Up-covered' — TH E 9A N F 0R D HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA EIGHTH . — Robert Jtohinson. Storekeeper S 2 with the Heahees in the Paci­ fic area for tho past two vear*. has resolved an honorable diacharge, and with Mrs. Robinson, the form er Ratty Levins, hss been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hen F. Wade* 610 Palm etto Avenue, hie brother and alatar-indaw. Mr. Rohlnson came to Hanford In 1926 end formerly managed the City Barbpr Shop on Mag­ nolia Avenue. They will return soon to Tallmhaeaee where Mra. Rqbinson haa been conducting a beauty ahop. :L .I ckhc Awarded C. Howell Citation W ITH THE FIFTH ARMY ITALY. June 16. t.Spec.all Sgt Jesse C Howell. Jr., 'ii. of Al tam onle Spring*, recently wu» awarde<l a Division Citation for oatatanding performance of duty on the F'lfth Arrnv front during the Italian Campaign. He la n platoon sergeant with the 363rd Infantry Regiment, Olat "Powder River" Division. Howell's platoon was subjected to a heavy concentration of enemy tnachlnegun and m ortar fire aa they moved Inin a defensive posi­ tion. The platoon leader wa* wounded. Taking charge immedi­ ately, Howell led the men Into position through the heavy fire, end th en organised a little squad to evacuate the wounded platoon leader. Howell's roolneae under fire preventer! the platoon from be­ coming dlsorganited end suffering heavy casualties, the elution re- INDIA PARTY BOMBAY. Jun# 16. UP)— Mohandea Gandhi eaid th* release of the eight Iraprlioncd members of the congrtss working com mittee woo the occasion for him to step said* as a leader and l*t them Howell, who hold* the Purple “ take up th rea d ” of Independence H eart, was • clerk before he en plan*. He said he was only an tared aervlce In November, 1942. advisor and bod no standing a* a a mother. Mra. Bernice W. racognlied representative of the o w e l l , live* tn Altamonte J b rts p b . . . . » ■ - YN.*i I ifiiinCc Ifim n ittru Mr lj%nr vrixirtrtl ihiat (lt« H.'l mi'ii t'lin v u l fi*»h. b rrn rh fri«! "htnh f»»ril vn Uiu cub. drYilci) tuk'k. iuilnci* iluul lrmon turn Mini ice tea, which wmn served tn them l»v 1*2 iurimr liotteBReh F"ll.»w(nir th«* Rtipi'er, the men • (tendril • dance, tfiven In their h**tii*r nt the C S ". through spe• ml arrangem ents bv D irrctor Joe Hull The Hnnford N aval Air StAdun t»rche«tra furnished the • lance riuiBic ami the f<ddieri en­ joyed dancing with the Junior hoRtenaes. At one time, tom e of the aiddlor musicians present bor­ rowed the Navy's inatrum enta and idnved Buteral number* them< arris were drsw n for nriiea hnr*li* 1 out by Mr. I.ane which wit ,- won by a paratrooper, a soldier, a WAVE, a sailor and a junior hostess. During interm is­ sion. Mrs. Ed Lane played the piano for group singing. The hell was especially decorated for th* occasion by Mrs. S.C. G raham and Mr*. Lane. Soldier* ware quoted e t having aald th a t they have received more hospiU lity In Sanford th an any* where they have Vet sto o p ed on their bond promoting to u r. IS KILLED WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Jun* 19. ( 'l l —A t least IS persona war* killed and 32 injured when the 36th car of a freight train Jumped th* tracks and fall on tha ad­ joining tracks ahead of an on* rushing passenger train, Penney* Irani* Railroad officials reported today. More than 200 person* were shaken up when tho loco* motive and ffrst six car* of tho passenger train were derailed al nearby WUtos. �FRIDAY; JUNE IS, iW5~jF7 TTTE SANFORD nFRALD.tSANPOdD FLORSJA CHIHCII o r TH» m A H R - ta At THE CHURCHES • a i . v a 'i Min i h h r c n « » i i L A K * MONJfAMS B A m rr n p ^ scs Sunday Retool, 11.13 A. M. ltoland llllu , Hupt. t i t C u t fltcotui Siroat Major A. 8. Wn-iriun In (bare* nanuar Hchoot. *:«* A- M. P raicr h*r«lct l u h l A It, Morale* Worth Ip U.oo A. M. I n n l n t Worship, l;10 P. M. Training Union, l i t ! I*. M. . W ads today Praror F e Sarvlta, 1:1 0 t f. W e:41 P M Hlrrct Mcclinc. 7 «* P. M> Cvxngxllxtle Mxrvlct, 1:00 P. M. Friday ITsrvlf* a:*« P U Como worahlp with aa M e T im i i n j u n w r o u t U N K L E H A JM % S I l Hollr Avrnuc a t r i l l h Hlrral 11 * 1 . Paul Tau*. I’astar- Murnlay UcRuob •*;*' A » Morning W orship. Jt*v. c . U. llralxjr. PaatorU S p alm stte A iiM A 1B:»S A. M —Aul»a«r School, Bort Smith, SuporlnlohSonl. 11:10 A. M —Naming WorshJr*. TUX. CMIIKtAA o r CAIKI1T Woman's Club IIMa. a n oak A vt. t*>v,u llarrold . Minister If:JO AM. Bundaj School 11:11 AM. Moraing W irablp- VrrO * 8»ipp.< rn) low III* Btribon Itea I*. M- Hundar avanlee »arvla«a. 11:0* I'rracblng lie * I*. M 1’rayar Maotlns Wad. 1:10 Genuine Pittsburgh T im c i i i n c i i o r o o n 4l.aaawsag I LASST0PS»0E5hc nKV iL W. MILI.KH. Paalor ltvlra Humjor at Jrso V. X. tv. Uoloom k I* ebarg*. KvarybibJg tfslcoma' S w o rs h ip - n laxsJae— Prsjrar Her To appreciate real driving con fidence . . . make the HKM1.N O LE TIR E BHOP your check up and flll-up headquarter*. Yoi owe it to your car ami to vnur aoir to keep your ca r In thi beat possible running condition W e arc ready ta help you. Church Hchool 1:|4 P. H. Bartse hr I’M lor 1.10 P. Mjo S u R fe r d P u iu t & GUlhh C o, M i W,JV( .’Ol NO. PARK \VV 117 tto. Park- ib& M ak H v v o m Wala* a ' ^ w a d a y Jlvsnlag. *:00 It. M- S Phona . ■r i r e l AND 8H O - CARDS OF ALL KINDS DEE’S SION & SHO - CARD SERVICE 'kSJM V 'W ® ; W<ilihl|i—J*:*U A. ) r v ..u aAMani—»t:ea A. M. Muni!ns Mubjvet? "V-iiir Valiier and Minn. tb Ts I* Kal)i«C« D io I J-*l'« limit- Ii a Ida -Uj In nnm-r uml rrxpfct Hi (AlJirrs A prngraqi -if • pedal in us* and lerin-m at H>* enurrh hour. Su evening af-rvli-e, n* lllla congr-ignii-in ah»H un-xt «i 'h* l'r»hrlor'an chun lti f-r unl-m •nrvlr* t u i n c i i o y JK su s c m ij is t o r L A v-rrit n v r baI v t o A i n r r l u n U f Uin llu i Orb block \yool *)’ l'ork A vm u# H«rvlc»* OUrtl (0 . D. LnndrcM H ) HumU> up*nk»rt 7-10 I* M Vlullora tori. J n a Sum s clippers In the poatwar Sra will gasoline afte r J u n e 11 regardless dw arf thaaa figure*. The g rea ter 1 a pool and patasnggr and cargo capacity of the new fled * wfll enable Pan American to roduo# <,lf, r • covering operation* for 1044 the n aa ie n str an d c a r p rata* I 0# | \ M.— Vouth Pellnwuhlp. throughout ffle globe. drastically and b rin e the speed « 00 I* M.—Union H m l r n hxl-t >i th* Klrut I'rrxl.r Ixrlcn Church. Ju an T. T rip p e,' president of and certainty of air trgncjm rt PAA, reported to stockholders within th# reach of the a t a r ie a th a t during the y ear, the Inter­ family and email buaJneia firm*. • x v x x r n wav A o v c x v ir r ■cMincu Today, with equipment now in national a v ia tio n -hyatont'a gross Kim A v ta a e aa* te v r a lh Blr« business totalled *1*3,000,000, aa uae. Pan A m erican'! oparatloae Mabbath Beh’iol katurdar*. I compared with 120.000,000 and rep resen t Immediate dlrldanda to A. U. The IM4 delinquent reel eatnte tax-list of the C»tj Churvh Barvlcaa. 11:»U A. M. 127,300,000 for tW la st two p re­ UUrol aa taeh paajenrer rauvm ( I’rarar M arlin* WtdnraJAr I of Banfort), Florid*, U poated at the fron| aooi war year* of 1030 and 1040. inln*>, I:** V M. <4 the City H»U and at the front dc*r thi Vl*li-ir* Waleoma. Qrnas receipt* were down from Court Hotuo In the City of Banford, Florida, »m the record )!20,000,000 in 1043, c s a .x i- x u a l a r n o u i n cMBBCa but thia waa explained by P resi­ yriU remain no posted for • period of four eoo»ecu J. *f.' Aualiu. paalor Sundav Hcliool. 10.04 A. M. , dent Trlppa, who ahowed that, tive week*. . •; J: ■ • '■?m ilitary construction, which a g ­ A. W. Itanill, Subl. At-rnln* worablr. ID** A. M. g regated 1463)00,000 la 1043 was iT h arkaglvIog Hsrvlca at 7:1* P. cut drastically to 10,900,000 In M Hundar. All tr*l esUte upon which the 1944 Uxea bftvc t-a v a r m asting Thursday avanlog 1044. at 1:00 o'clock. Non m ilitary receipts Increased Windshield stickers J A." “ B.’’ not been paid, and agoinat which trgt c^rtlficytea to $46,600,000 from $30,400,000 "C" or “T “ Indicating the typ* of have not already been iiuued, will b e sold at public u R - t s s w n r D ^ f ^ t s w . in 1048, while net lecome in gasoline rationing held by c a t auction on the 1st day of July, 1946, eotnnHnclng Corner of Oak -|)d Third 1044 amounted to $ 1 ,610,200 a* owneni need no longer be die Bundn y Hervlcta: at 10 o'clock A.M. at tho front door of the City played, It was am ounesd to*i*v compared with th* 1048 total of » 4t A. S i—Hvnday Hchool. Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. Il l* A. i f —Morning Worship. $1,029,764. L aat year** total, by O PA District Dlroctor Hoy M. however, doe* n o t include com­ Coffey, In Jacksonville. Thia Mormon "Hh# Itad Haenl AU,” t i'll P. M.—Junior and kknlor pensation earned undpr mail con- action waa taken, h* said, beYoung I’c-iuM. At l : H P. M.— Union Hart Ice*. thact* on routes to and from the caus* of tbs use of endorsed, H.N. SAYKR, CITY CLERK Union rliolr will It* led br Ur*. United States, A frica and Alaska. serially numbered ration coupons. T-iuh>, The p sy e n g er t o u l uf 760,009 I’The new rationing allotmsnta, ycajdiiral|y lilu^Jratca Ltbe pri­ effective June 11, will not mean A« * * H O I J J « r LOO mary role* Miami 'a i d th s Latin more gasoline for alj "B" « * •« • Corners l-nurcl Av* sod l|< k H American r a o tu of PAA play In he pointed o u t Oolv those “ B “ \Vh»r* jr*u* 1* lla a i’* global aviation. O ne-sixth of th* ration holdars whoaa eaaential K. 1. WHIflUT. P M tor .... nreuj atior.al driving nacdx axeeed Hundnv HchooL U, M. WHIM, total passengers, or 126,620 came Into or flew from Miami, while th air preaent “BH allotments will Hunt.. t« *P A. M. . _ , M o r n I o g Devotional iUrvis*. 202,656, or alm ost half th* total t* eligible for th e new Increase. ll-tio A. td. Eligible holder* of "BM rations • Service wart- past* ; far* on the 60 .000 . Christ Ambassadors (y ou n g P*h‘ nee<l bnv# no concern over their »l<il, t:0S I t M- " . . . u mite Latin American natwork, l£*an*. Ilallr M ssllna. »:*0 If. MW ilbur 1^. Morrison, vice nrysli>rat*r m sslln g and Ifibl* »OUMi dent of Pan A m eritn i in charge Thursrfa/ I:W4 r- MW-dnoadat arisraonn p r a Jf a I of l-jitin American operations, in- sling. J Jo I*. M - Our yeara of experience stressed Miami'* stak e In global Finopt Floor Vwuieh ••Com* onre. you'ij com* agsig- flying as* headquarters for the have taught us that our A'b'cM U «C» Latin American' Division, and its preponderant th a ro la PAA artlv-^V aSrrvraY T K lc V s c to r Itie*. pnfntlng to U*g total world cuktoment tlocin quality, IIKV. UAI1K CAU Sv&xtmi* llulr O-niniuiilul route mllgage q( 86,000, of which Ckgrrh 8<luiol. I service and thrift the throe -the Latin American routes acMurnlag torvics eo u -it-fo r approxim ately 60 per moat important features in ««ht. President T rippe’* annual re­ uny dry c le a n in g establish­ fool. Uasiai port ruvlsyfcd briefly the tremendou» amount of m ilitary flying ment! Wo ure doing our being operated for Ui* urmed servircx under co n tract bv I’AA utmost to give them to aa |« r t nf th* Unitad N ations’ drive for final victory. * “Services undertaken for the A7l#ctorrj 111 West tfth Htrsat armed forces w are again greatly Hnnfori* ll- lg h t a HUl Lumber r -a t (K fUe Addrsas: UoX IJl gxparulad- Pan American is now Phunx 1JJ Bring in hangerd please! & Supply Yard tux r a t l i n William NacMrab the larg est air tra n sp o rt eontrae tor to th* war dapartm ant and I'naler. LANEY DRY CLEAN NurtiLx) tuna* 4 00 A M e unly guch contractor to thu P h o n g S3 I d no A M U fl.E .2nd . . • *vjr Undto contract t° l b ' Hull; »(«•*. I DO A. M. Cnnf.*sluD H alu rd v 4:40 P M Army and Navy, Pan American n I Iv r. M. and t :0U I*. M. to l:fl flight crew* flew 81,710,009 plans mils* during tbe year. In lition. Pan A m erican's affiliate. t in ii* w or iiim iv Ins N ational Aviation CorporaS-IU r y |. Ouunty CourtbllU^ei C 9C . for 30 o ? Ulhlc I ' l a i i M - .A- M• —r w ; iti/m -ck^O -flaw an o th er 10,000,W.iVshlp aiiil^'Cnilimuiiliin. 1»:M M)0 mile* for the arm ed fore** In only cowls aO c u * Indja-Burroa China theater. Kvrnlna Hrrvlr*. I :*0 P M . Total m ilitary and commercial tVr-li»»day. I'rartr M rrtlng, ’* GOOD TO KNOW! v flying fo r lh# year was 79,800.­ A ltT U tlll L liUTt.KIt. MlnUl»f 000 plana mjle*. Pan American Cash can bo borrowed from us on ahprtMtLPPtlcg, w no disturbance.-—"Jimmie" Rowlgnd nbo Joi 4 l g | t cr* * i averaged 17 ov u t <x«an 'O igats a . dav throughout of |75, $100, $160, $260 or mojr*—*houUl you* NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS B 106 N. PALM ETTO AVE. S Church of The Nazaren? • 113 PaHireHcTXVr?Swt ford. Fla. Order of Serrlccs j, Sunday r »Am *r 4 Ml M< u rk Av* at flit HI. 10:00 A. M. Sunday School - T i.flfl A. M. Morning Worship iiHOOKH, Jr.. Paator Hr tii-o), 1:41 A M I Worth)*.- Ill** A- M f God's Rights and Our Wronga" 7:80 P.M N.Y.P.S. g t'nloa. f:«9 P. M ( Worship. 1:04 I* M. Ilous* afttr tha tv tn ln s V. G. Broley The report deal* a t some length with PAA’s plan for the future smj new, giant aupir Clippers row on order with the Douglas, Lockheed and Consul! • datMl-Vultes Corporation*. • Whll* m ilitary security doci sot perm it • fw l description of thtsg ngw aircraft, the report disclose* they will h>v* cruising sired* of better than 800 mije* *n h o u r s | sub-strstosphero level*. C ertain type* have a capacity of 204 tranx oceanic passenger in addiflap to mail and cargo. Other unlta will carry 128’ patsenier*. ‘ thg year, transport re re conducted to 57 countries. poskcjslo-.e and colonIts, to •' iry continent and ovar ocean routes. In addlqiorary w ar-tim e tranais m aintained for the :rt, th e r a n Amsrlcmn Pastor 8:00 P. M. Evangelistic Service "Withered Heart*" Phong 356-W 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting You are Invited to thwe services Special Mu«lc and Singing A Lire Gospel with a Live MesHags ' ■ TT n. Mlddistoo. Moraine Worship It Training U nM i'V .ne f.vunlnc Karvle* !:## W sdassaar — stia-we III gvsry-Olhar-TaaaOar ■nIII-winning. tlM. fir*} and Third T w a w r is s com m er«uny b t f o r e W MAfi , • ‘ - nffig new high record* You arc invited to attend the 3tete*wide convention of of tbvlr, t o , »b« Kvtnlng xxrxlcx, 4:1* P. M. Ilolr Coirmunloa Th* • happlnex* of your life d* <*-!• upon lh* q s a lllr of. your ij| categories of traffic it riv ~ - y r ’~ ’*~?TT-gH i to i l p t i l fr o m front liras btknei add- l o t Olacetni n t on *4 afjd td.,k* to identify them . I who W ire ’ completely versed thejU! mcchstiiMnx 'expiainetl *• XpsMmiUtn* • Thrift Faint and GIuxh SIlm * d a te Figures Show Miami’s Vital Plane • Quality T h o ComtfiBto 4- rw cac* S in I Proi»o xrrvle*. A PPRECIATE B E I N A W W . * n a- n ir ;> il J. A. HASKLXa. P a .to r Hffmoni “Ooxt'a TUalilx Our W rongs" KIIIKT V4KTIIOUUT C llV a r V Hxiinun by ttiv |,M lof n»v m .• MrKlnUr. pastor. T:l» I*. M —N. T. I’. H. * 1 1 A. M —Sunday Hx-hool. J. C. of aviation waa sharply etched I 00 I*. »«.— r»»n«*r»t|p *»rvlco. ( i n ,in. •uprrlnlrndtnl. edneaday La tb e annual report Hultjxcl: "Wllhxrr.l llrarlx " II uo A. M.—Uornlna Worship. I iij I . M-— Vt mt mr Hub|rrl p en American World Airwave "Wh»t l>n»i lh* ChufCIJ T. !». t l — •:»* P. M. r f 'SELMS LIKL FOLKS Do n Y know how <o oeTKie-x THE SANFORD"HEBXED. HANFORD, FLORIDA F R I D A Y ; Jt>*N £ I S , \ M t n aesi -tes t* require it. ** ^ f Am il y lqa V .. of Sanford 8—FlorldtA SU te Bank BW»* Sold In SariM By Infantry Group a ItW allahH P eM S.P aae DM I ^ t t l piDboxe*. ‘ A platoon of S tate Guardsmen under Capt. John Gwlloifay slated by Shore I’oUdlmsn and C ity police, stood l»Uwe*a thq crowda and the field . to pyavent r.yuna from atra y to ^ oo to the teld and getting hurt. E-Bond tale* aggregating nearly 1 3 b,000 fo r the day were* handled • ! desks in fro st of th e sUtyuC The exact am ount of the aalaa. resulting from the morning sp.to'am nri- downtown and th* later evening mock b a ttlw 1 of the “ H e r e t Your Iq fa n try " group p l 08 soldier*, wax 533.400, it was .announced today by Edward F. of the Lane, ' publicity chgl Mrive. ® I n behalf of the Seminole Vfar Finnncu Committee. Mr. ' la n e said that he wished to than* Capt. Jam es Rudolph, Cant. A braham Wllcnsky and tka »8 soldiers, many of them overseas %-teran* tor their line baind con­ cert ami exhibition of Vfcapona n t F irst Street and Park Avenue re*tcrday boo i and (or the vaglstic sham battl* a t high scHqqI field. • • A lle likewise cxpreasetl thanks to R e s id e n t H. G. K fM M tek, M uHelen Palmer Smith, .^nd Ktos M ary iL y cn Rox* or the rlunda S tate Bank; and t a Robert Dctnl', Mr*. Ruth Bcott. Mias CathsHne McNeill and Roy Mimn of the •Jk n fo rd A tla n tic' N U U I|I V fM in taking care of the boml nt desk* plac'd on an a t.th e field. An exhibition of V inous arms ami equipment used in modem w arfare waa shown a t the doWn• m i display und T-6- V. Black, form er radio announcer at V^FTL a t Ft. Lauderdaln, nnulc talks over the loud speaker urging buy­ ing of bond*. The - 783rd Army Ground furce band A(. 2H plri'CH, ^ n y e d under direction e f W arrant m fflcar Carl Illackmory of Camp Ular.dlng1 . . „ ,v’ ' Sm alpboys bad n fitld holidhy, na th* men Allowed theilf TO hnndlg ' mhchlnc’ gun*,", rifle* etc. nnd Explained th«ir u»4. One nf gyiiat (ntrraktind Item*, onq not shown At tbe lAcnlfig battle display was a mine detWtUr. Pfe. John P. Tracy, of EL Wayne, ind who had used auch a detec­ tor to remove hidden mines overm , explained the ttethanlltn Krhlch eonsl»t* of W {nOfll plats on a long pole, n dial fop detect­ ing hidden objects,,of, mstal. a radio like xet fo r amplifying signal* and an sudtblg detector which gives sound t jo detect ^ jild m mine*. On display nl*n thrower*. flO nnd Hi nr.d shell*, bai'.nkaa c various typos of ir sub machine guns, in jjhon* Wirelexa outfi] f ? hand ____ _ grenade*, Arnolds Promises T qj^s Of B om bs “ ^ “ ¥ W land • W k U s tv a .. N inety-sixth -01x1*100 velcranx of Guam and Leyte, driving into fic ite Japanese fire in th r center of the fro n t on Okinawa, seized Ygcju-Dakc Hill. a 6W)-fo.it beigl)t also koown a* Hill 167. a fte r a fierce struggle. T h a t g av e the A merican* the la s t Im po rtan t height looking down on th o p lateau which ends a t 100-foot cliffs Which tall oft Into the aca a t the southern ena o f the Ja p a n e s e uocket, nuw cut to an a r e a of a b o u t 12 square miles. Americana N e a r Linkup The hill was Seised by men of th e 381st Regiment, as the First Marines on tbe 'West and the Sevditto Infantrv Division on the d h lt shredded the Jap an ese fUrat* with advances up to 800 fjtra*. The two flanking lorces y tra' approxim ately two miles gtehea to r told - W h ic h will begin J U N E 14 th Through JU N E tttb pacific ** tvith ‘ ------ _ nw a r«|M)ru*«l (owh. Vailsry Waa the only man mesiag# pot to become a casualty. till Utc eastern flank. ~ 7 n,Ph % You Didn’t Know collision or . u p se t, iqsuranee for D A S^EN O ER cars nnd TRUCKS, before you purchased a deduct!• big policy, or vou would have fnqitlrrd • aliout our ra te ^ y T h i s policy nay* 80% q f the flrvt (1250 ami 100", of tne amount Ffj! /( S t t l l l Lx » not drop in to ice us. p r 178-J for inform ation end No obligation to buy. C.M. » Co. - A d A \ , hitting Seventy-seve-.th Division veterans pounded out gain* of 300 to 700 yards as. they drovi alm ost . 1,000 yards onto the southeastern edge of the nlatrau. Ong sptorttcad hsmmcred Into th# re n te r nf Nakaza lo a n , a mile and a hulf southeast of Hill 107, against moderate to heavy re­ sistance. ' Major Gen. Pedro del Valle's F irst Marines on the west launch­ ed a surprise attack before daw n yesterday and drove forward 000 to 800 yards tu widen their fro n t on Kunuhi Ridge. The l$ srR itl atop «»»«{!** •nccMn ertog trdubl* cv llt s 'R M B 4 ‘liR q p U i •Id flotu th e coast . in. tanks ^Uahind” ahead by ‘'b ig h t or through sm oks screens brought up sufficient reinforcem ents to launch th* assault. a re a of M easdi, 2 3-4 miles from th e southern tip of the island. 11*4 and SPEED v T OT AL V I C T O R Y is ik * ' -i til / POOtRT IIVIN-xl IN L A N D CZtCHO,' e iL i. ITALY 80V4ANIA YUGO IU0XA04 i • lUCHAIIII t> St AVI A | 01ACK S IA O M IC T ^ri TURKEY WITH THI SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION of tho Horry Ilopklhs-Sb-Un ennfcicncrx in Moscow, ths end of llie veto xquabblcj at San Frani »co ami tin- promise of an early get-together of 111* "U lj TUrtro". the »->-calli->t •T . sian n-licres of Influence" are being given widespread sttei.tion In tl dlmvr map are shown places and a rea s which have been referred lo s> x«iMr major and minor “trouble *|>oU". They arc (I) the Darxlan r» —Itiitslan outlrt front Hie Ked Hea; (2) Trieste, where -Maixit.d Tllo bluntly raised Uie question of occupancy; (3) Vienna, w b r r t th* Iti^aiuna »c| up a temporary government when they took over; (4) p o u n d —a major divisional problem facing the "Big Three"; ( !) OtT- meny, where the Xutura occupation of about half the Hatch has caused much discussion; ( !) Denmark, where Russian troop* moved fn on the Xtlind of Bornholm; (7) Severe rebukes of Stockholm's crIUcixm of Marshal Stalin snd arguments over Baltic Influence end (6) Die p n ser.re of Red troops In Finland's Arctic art**. (International) , , ii — ilt-M-u I »»— I 't a - iim- i Vealsa-I in t h r ttuli-nSriiC l<alaj 1hv Job ii I vi*\ lit tin- I !«•••» m r r t Mtig nt I ha Palm* ami Pmer* n-stauruiil ih al ti a iix ln m -n put lh .*1 mini "f lal"loading it ' The l.mtii. t'lnli went "M r»-< -.1 I | a* tlianl iov lltr • --i ll'll I r n o - f ' i | and Trucking ("umi-anv lor «l"iui lion o f t n i ik l n g aervic*. the onl> i root lieing Iill-in ! All otliri u n i t iiix-'Ivi-.I ill i ­ - riving and purl-mg the fli-llillig for allll-nii-nt “ J* dune bv iih mi t-ars of t h r - lot* I,trill l.-.M-ll \S Dlllirjill ll flight ip-l i -it I"i ii tin- s-*i"l' '•! Naval An St.it - * * x —It—4 . mem ber th r I i-m* t In*, .-t Tho Strn o n ’t first G reat Dramatic M usicalI _ Sgnford Lion*. lu-rrft - f a nn-t-linr place due to the recent rim in g 'o f the Celery City Itcitaurant -in account of the Bine** nf the owner, antminted a rom m ittee in •*ek n new lorotiurr. Mr* F ront Miller »ervr-l ti-lnv'x lunrhenn 1 WASHINGTON. June 16. "Vi Fred la m b nnd Dnvid Jsckson were- estreated. i Cuts in inil.'xltial xui-iir «H"f Ife n is tm tf a r i c r rexlstlmr arn-xt and f ••» ments to u level gcncrall) .'IT1, dtsordcrl)1 tonduct. Allen Jnn---x percent under n vcbi ngu were Carrying _a concealed . weapon W eatherington, negro, hud butnls' ,ordered today for thr July -Sept and resisting a r r e s t •resulted in bxui ■»*■•>-"* —'»x• “ of 151 and $26 eat tested m lieu I ember nuaitci The xlaxh. ituidi flssa U U liw e gTS'-Wr 180 day* a t —app sarattee- in - c o w r tt - - - — - - W - t h e - O P A to brxtur-lh*-xc—— m Other negro cases were: H enry lift*.w ith supphev, trims th e new levied against Jesse arm y deserter, case com msrcisi ouivlas hy froni 23 to _ . negro, in C jngtdn trffhlferrcd to County! Alberta R percent hslow the currcnea^n Monday. . . tran«O uoutlon of a swindling game Jones, '• vagrancy, caxe m u lle d in Pierce Cooper, negro, ferret! to county. Bond* of ne­ being fined $100 or 120 days, groes were estreated o« t i e fri- charges: Jam** Fam *y, drutikcnsnd Calvin Baker, negro, $60 lowiifk charges: Coventor ImVctt, nest, $16; Murvin Stone, running tirpnkennese, $11* David Gilbert, ltd light. 33. end R. (1. Savage, fine or W days•_ T h era # e ta four * charges of drunk end disorderly, $16; Bea­ recklesr driving |6. assault and b attery against tric e Fort, larceny, $20. W hlta case* were; C. F. Uryy an t, charged w ith drunkenness, w as fined $5 o r 10 days. Bonds were estreated on the following Fines Are Heavy For NUMIU RET0NGA LOST NO TIME SAYS H APPY R. R. MAN na Eacji Day! * MEALS WILL UK SERVED ON S A T U R D A Y . J U jfiR 18D». V . ALL-STAR 'KNTH RACK—FUTVMTY p. • Q(h*t Bait* of the First Mar­ Is**' hsM M M d southward to thu 8atTs paper by carrying shop pin g ta g s to stores. 8UNPAY,JUNR ITlh. B PIjqA t ^ i flc B O N D S The Manager » n ri'-|iir»te,l t,, reipoxt Orange County to plan to meet the ronila that Seminole Coih'tv c-intemiiluti-a lending up to in,. O ia 'g e f o u n tv line winch o it-iiij l-e -oiiUi of tlvifih, mot the 1 it . i te,-k It-ait I n , f o l l o w i n g wi-ie p i- •••ol It ORWAY M alar « T h is . company Is th* world * gt-autom obile insurance com­ , rated A Plug: A A AAA. W hy phnne rife* . «•»■<! if i f f l Z BUY - Th-- m reiing wan then inrno-l ovi ■ I-i Mr Wheeler. <'hiiirmmi ill ‘1,, l,..,i,| |(n;itU I iiiilllill lee TI0N9HI CT6. AKhlfc*M*VTArnoTtriT 1UW- ■ .» ' Rotary Club To Meet Kiwanians In Softball Opener f ’P f/f/f / * « f / " killed through a > l n e a d » y Adm. ChextSr Ninuix nn nounced t h a t as one unit uf tinN inety-sixth seited Hill 167 un o th er b u rs t t a c k into thi- xuutb Strtingbulil, a half mile to th r WHtf. DlxpuUhtX rt-|mrli--i ihut th d American* had Ib ru st n I a{ro| into the town on Wcdnv* day hut w rre forced to withdraw because o f mnny mmr* Onr eight-m an patrhl comma-ul -I tix ('.ant. William H. Vallery of Coimnbu*. Ohio, ejitsrtjl th r Th* man who has •nor# aarlnusly wlthl tv* more sim ply will 'Irouka. • thin*- uni­ SWEDEN Only 10.006' Nip* l eft -vycrlcffre wmp'irtlnS, fwup ary of y»ur Mary IU k*r KAty. Ik On After ronxidcrablc dluciualnn, vuriou* rouilx were design a tod. u ni the Hecrelary wax b u t r u c t e d to have an a'-glneer cheek the exact dlxtance* amt report to the Chairman of the County Comtpl*«ioneni a* mjoii a* the c h eck ­ up n o furnished *n (hut tht> lettir cuiild be returned to the nt.Mi- Koait D epartment hy J u n ­ t o ,i- reijurated. • 'I he meeting »*> uianiol by IffI I'lr-id -n t t aW'tun who stated tin Objxvl of tbe nieeli-'K an d re quested the m anager to rend a letter fiom the State Road lie pnrtiuent In regard t<> fan n -to piailet ruiolc. by Japalir*i*:na broadeaxting war. The County Comml*»loii»r* nt the inve'lilg Tuo.xiljy. were In receipt of a letter from the Stuie Koa.l Department re<(Ur»ting the dcxijimtlo.i and j rlarlty ntimber of 100 mile* of road to be con­ structed during tbe next tbr** year* under tbe federal govern­ ment'* farm tu-m arket ar.d acre** m#d» project. * The rem aining Japrfncsr force n u m b e r u no bjorc than ] o .«hh» : Wg are «xj>acUng to k«re th« grealetit eonT«nLlon f y hate w w had a a qrcat ll®c ii$ th* Ixird. W# net^ yow pwanpt to ^ «*»• TcOrcx of rtiemy ind* of nvilium-. hikr u to * c*nd T*turtn~l 1,000 pounds civil ro u tei In for rd ' f HI m f 'b y n J f r T Ws Rem IM T .'.T W J'V .S ^ • route*. wb-.l- > t^vtU b-xtK xkuiv Jupu Sfi'ml cargo shipments, sxclud- ^.< rp2M k: v wh.it. o v f r kiudst>eaV l ’ aboard jeep*. were giving up. With being pushed into the Japanese were quitnumbers unpreccxlcnted • Quiet miade cannot be pgral*a*4 G e n e v a a n d E t a A v e n iie a of i(^hdse,. constituted troop* *h«l tboi many urged hdughts.—Marcus Aersf^um. gllsnee and reserve suggest Is•*«l power. XVliat tom* eaa# Iklak Continued development «>f the v»»t not work nf ruiul aevondrry read* and city thoroughfare* which serve a* feeder ll*»e, hd' on Important place lh-the ox-ernll prugrum. Thia upp.'is* eapecially to road* connecting nearby citli-A or tiiwr.a with the main luychway d p a n across th* sou#***1' edge Of th* plateau and eiie column t a d ' slashed w ithin less than COMINO OUT OP CHAPIl at the U. S. Military Academy, West P o in t three miles of tho tip of Okin- N. Y , are the principals In the flrat of seventy cadet weddings th a t followed th e graduation cxerclaas. They a r t L t Charle* ¥■ Baggar, Ctnclhn a tlO ., and bride, Barbara Hundley, of Jersey City, N .3 . (Intsm afioqat) -■ co. • • ••»*(! nurd I'raoSM l’.'« r Otar) for iiiterrcrluital IrktlspuTtBliiin With the aid nf u staff provided by thr Ihihllr Road* A d m ln irtra linn. careful a d extended Atudlc* were made of the lubjpct ley the ConnnitteO which reported the r.l of nnd designated improvein rut and con»tructldS of 'r u r a l m u l urban highw ays totalling .11, con mile* ann connecting th* prtnrlpnl eltiee apd gcnirniphlr r« Eion* uf the country. Trie required expenditure it estim ated ut $1A0. oup.mu) an. uaWy. Cover the tops of your Vanity, drewing tabltf and night aland with polished plata giasa. Or, if you prafar, a table top io color, to match the decorative scheme, i Beautiful, and wise, too —for all surfaces are theii fully protected. Tbe cost la less than re­ finishing the top.----Mirrqrs, of c o iw , for 0 » f tK k .r o x n J . a And Mirror Gd.r J . 114 W. Second S t r e p ' S p r e ie n fi D latrcnr-F t o m IndhrrMioir NyfYP}i«nrHH And Weak, Run bo wn Feeling Prompt­ ly Relieved. W H .® A too Took Retonjra Wllh Home Result, He H tatu , Have your Auto glaa* replaced before tile rainy season seta in. All work done h y . egperU. * v **. Senknrik Glass n em u • . • , *' ^ ■L * TcAND * “ I never before used a m edi­ cine that brought such prom pt and wonderful relief a* lit l u n g j brp u rh t ■me," happily declares Mr. O.H. Howell, well known. raUroad man l■nd .._ -home - - - - owner ...of 2667 W. Beaver fit., Jacksonville, M s. •O lfcusslrg his east Mr. llotveil gratefully continued: " I g g fftrtd so' much distress from nervous Indigestion th a t a t lim tt even a glass ax w ater would RAjtC PLATT‘**'USUE: BROOKS y Acrvee have settled down jisve (litoffdsd sM. toosc [sxBtlvrs- Mv wife also ta lUtong* aiyf It pfompUj toPiae* a i r ’ food seemed to In turning to . arid sv*n be­ l I left the tabic. My appatlte o ff to nothing and my n tr v tr i eaatntd to stay on edge. For rs l-w a a a slave to laxative: I fe lt so bad I h ird lv sac' r I stayed on my Job. 'Rctongs promptly raUavad sU distress. I now s a t anything f her of dlitrsss from1 to SB, gas pains, and sluggUr itlon. Rctongs was a bu»a us." * nga fs Intended to ralieve i d'Jo to VUamln H J da* MECftNiCQtoR B S M IT H ION • NEW.' dnesday’s | Iwinil at ill • ilerei Available with your purchsw of an bond M. Foitoince. our Booth! " , flurry and get yobr Bond Show T icket l U S r'^ V 'S ^ d , �J FRIDAY, JU N E 15,1015 FOUR lie Sanford Herald * D or **■ iM iT w r n u * m t s rayaU e la * O B » « If C M f ltr — « « * be planned for oenstroction with1 Federal assistance; all type* Federal pr«jkrta| ' fajflqdmg Skf I ‘Effort ear a t Gute-Fcdersl undertaking* t i iwtch as possible, illy excluded from re and all project* proponed by pri­ inning aid, aa previous vate or p rirataly controlled non a n public bousing profit or business organisation*. 3 When this war ends, we shall have not only the bigjval and moat effective navy In human history, but the p a l e s t individual ahips. -Of these, the queen is the S.S. America, built in an American shipyard and intended for passenger service, but used as n transport. With a new itme, the West Point, the great giant traveling in solitary .iride carried more than 350,000 men to Europe without .1 single loss. She 1h truly a "whale of a ship," with 93 i- et f.eam and 723 feet length, and she carries a crew of 800 .nun and 7,700 passengers. That makes her the queen of transports. It raises -lin natural question, how far ships o f any*-kind can pVoitably go In the matter of combined sire and speed. Pro­ phecies along this line seem always to be getting broken, and it seem s likely that we shall yet have ships 1,000 feet long, or more. Such vessels, however, will require tremendous power, tinl it will be questioned whether such an expenditure oi nerity is justified. In the case of the S.S. America, the rimary conaidentlions were military. If it were mere!} « .u w liw i oi ferrying pcopiu across the pond in peace time, •i might not be worth while, and two or three sh.ps might ■u l.eiter than one. H O I.U V I U D M * M IIW io n B ig Ships * — W hite A n ? Dark Men FRIPAT, JU KE IS, H45 H ini.K VKHBB FOR TODAY not when my strength fstleth. P*.,7:19. The Americin Army in Europe fired a blllto i round* of email arm* ammunition after arriving in Normandy, not to mention 48, MS.6S9 artillery shell*, end threw 4,853,888 hand grenade*. Th* American soldier I* one of the beet ehoti In the world, hut nobxiy, eren the w ont shot, could fire that much ammunition wit!.out hitting something. 1' seems "long ago and far away” thut fludyard Kip i.g was chanting 'Take up the white man’s burden," and reaching the iqtcred duty of leadership and control among iations that, by the standards prevailing at the start of -his century, were not competent to govern themselves. Thenj is still a good deal pf that attitude left; and Inecd there remain numerous breeds, in various parts ol -Ice world, that might profit by lessons from the Caucasian race. But, in general, It is evident that the colored races are gradually edging forward to something more like equality of opportunity, and even of personal treatment. The general spread of knowledge helps in this process. Put still more effective, perhaps, is the growing realization .hat the colored races ore needed in the general scheme of hings—that they possess better qualities and abilities than ihey have usually been credited with. And if they them­ selves have wise leadership, the end of the present century may find them much farther advanced than they are now, in the general scheme of life on this globe. Their progress, however, depends largely on wise lead­ ership among their own people. The most effective lino of progress among them la education and the cultivation of mutual tolerance and good will, Elliott Roosevelt who owns dogs that like to fly wa* one of America’s most successful young businessmen before the wer a le rt­ ed. If your father wa* President of the United (Hates and you could boiTow 1200.000 from the heed of a big chain organisation, you'd probably do all right too. In fact, most of the New Dealers in Washington teem to hsvo been quit* eucceieful lately. Byron Price, director of cen­ sorship. said a mouthful the other day .when he' declared th a t the schools should teach “the a rt of understanding definitely and exactly what ths newspaper* and -the radio broadcasters are lay ­ ing." Many Americans apparently mean* then » e y would have of Chinese. ?PuVl®»l>"1lor’i.not onl» free,-but infsrmed and Intelligent Is ths only bails upon which gov­ ernment by populsr will can at­ tain Its maximum stature," he W prto* / FASHION ON PARADE ORIGINAL A . ^ H fO L D on thetr planning for pOatwar public work*. Every department th at haa proposal* for such un­ dertaking* should write, to the following address for further In­ formation, application form*, and copies of the regulation* under which application* should be made: Division Engineer, Bureau of Community FaclllU**, Federal Work* Agency, i!0 Fifth Street N. W. Atlanta, Georgia. , “Action should b« taken a* toon ns possible, ao th at the FWA Mil be able to get a rounded picture of the total public worke program for Florida at the earliest pos»l* ble date." The funds are to be provided fa th4 form of advances without In­ terest. Repayment will not be required. until actual appropria­ tion* have been mad* to -fu sn e* the construction of the tjwclfic Good Gangs Police In a lurge mid western city have analyzed Ihe boy gang problem on n basis of neighborhood factors. As constructive factors they consider playgrounds, churches, canteens, Boystowns. The most dangerous ones they have found to be beer parlors, jook joints, bowling alleys not properly supervised, and unlighted areas of the city. ■ Meanwhile q juvcplf^ coqrl judge (n the'aotitliwcst has cpt his bench business to a (ruction by tracing purcuts of deliquents, telling them what their children were doing while Mother and Father, were away from home, and hold­ ing the parents rcspons|bio thereafter. In Texns the criminal investigator in a sheriff’s office organized the town’s most powerful gang lenders and their followers as junior policemen, which gave them the sense of power they craved, but op the side of the law, Instead of against it. V - * ’ • -v • Licking the gang problem seems to bo,largely a matter of directing tho kids energy. of'ffePJJTng them so busy with the right sort of business Uiat they don’t have time to think of petty crime, and of enlisting their parents in the project. NO UHINO CORRECT MEN'S WEAR • U nfinished Cathedral * ■* _ Anyone with 110,000,000 to spare is invited to give it for the completion of New York’s great cathedral, that of t3L John the Divine. Lesser amounts, however, will be cheerfully accepted. At least that may b« Inferred from a statement o f Bishop William T. Manning of New York’s Episcopal diocqse. St. John the Divine has long been one of New York’s great *alghts. It wqjj started in 1892, and like moat other cathedrals is a long time in building. It still has some docades to go, however, before it oauals tho record of St. making ton thousand dollar* a year, should b# given a nay boost fa line with the “ Little Steel" formula, aaye President Truman, even before the w ar 1* over and the threat of Inflation hta paiaed. Everyone alt* apparently has bean given a raise slnea the war started, the President argaea. why 'shouldn’t ths CongressmsnT But what about million* of whlto collar worker* In private builnaa* whose wages are froxen by the WLB and who because they don’t twang to the unions are not gvsn ben*fitted by the “LIUla Steal" formula T ; * l ' Tbs Chamber of Commerce de­ serve* a lot of credit for yecurIng a more accurate terras report for Sanford, When th* re­ turns first came In, thdy showed only a little over ton ♦thousand;' •bout tha sums figures aa firs Tsars ago. But aftoF the C o f C wsnt to work, they aneovsfed *.444 addition nameg which glv* Too Late To Classify 'gitbfargJL 'Utrei-' < uadsrttandtng gr.d fair i long as nations Insist, on other nations aa a a rfa ^ ti Informed that certain groups fa 1 doubt If m y of those bird subject to their will, aa this country are protesting to brained Individuals making such complaint would hesitate to kill a mad-dog Should one' attack against them, regardless of how good and lovable a companion It may have They speak at Christianity >y that our bombing of v it sine* 1840. Anyong who wa* W than and now know* wall mgh thht Sanford ha*.grown population,' deaplto hundreds o hayi .moved *way fa order to .'big pay fa Wat Industrie*. adhering to course than ip*rU«4< HI* the operation of the BEEF DRESSING PLANT •• T » (fiin Jv 4 r Tb-Ctt Bible : • J ■ . 1. county and municipal governmentsi "agenda* to gat a head »Urt Tor_lha. t! ButOPA would not five us an increased quota % line ri%the;c*lMHdiy of fae plant so it is dosed. Until some relief it f t o n we will be shorter than ever because it is increasingly difficult toobtain beef from the packers. rl Harbor. , j j*?*®* -S- sste.' Eh* Sanford Tansfa’ Club asks three-new tonnla courts. 4nd n_% "V| .• .I ■”I.'r vials# Relieve The today announced that more than $210,000 has been allocated to Kloridh bf the Federal Work* Agency for advance planring on public works 'projects. The allo­ cation D , In conformance with Till* V of the War Mobilisation Act of 1844. The purpose of there funds. Senator Pepper aUlwl, la to ed­ ible stole and local.public. **anclas to ftnand* the preparation of plans and specifications for state or local public works which are to b* constructed within three years after the and of the war emergency. No project* which ry* celve any Federal money under other liglslstlon, such aa Federalaid' road*, bridges, airport* ■and so on, are eligible for grants from this fund. However, .all or ?o ' �4 I I ■-~t - lb . IM S I 'H a a i m , •— »WMr w »fi <fi i III, l jl 1|| n ; ;n 'l 11^ iT t~ r 5 i* i 111.1 ,J I Activities 'Social Calendar F R ID A "* ^ Installation cif n& nprf of the - A m e r ic a n Leg ion \ » n d y Am erican ™ L e s io n A u x ilia r y ot Cam pbell L o u in g M ’o*t No. 53 w ill be held a t b:DU \1’. 'M. a t th e legion b u L T h e public i i Invited to’ attend. The Service Wive’* T lhb will have a fish fry a t the USO to4 night a t <>:0G P.M. it vraa an ­ nounced today by Mr*, f'ranlc Richards. prcaident of the club. Several noitcsjes ami servicemen have l>ecn invited <to attend, i^tl nervicemtn a ia urged to at^ t r a i l the regular danca hrld to­ - n i g h t at the 11S O . / " MONOAY -j The program of ri>t W.M.S, of the First Baptist Church will be held In the church annex a t 3l30 ! \ t l. The th] ic (or the month UvCill Lu “ ToUiy's Youth, To­ morrow’* Hop.'," Bible study Psalrnr 110. Circio No. 4 will be in charge of the program. The Sunbeams, J r . and In ter "meet a t the church a t 3.30 P. Mi The P rayer Bun of the Woma-.’a A uxiliary will meet a t the Presbyterian Church a t ,1:00 P. M. The buiinesv und inspirational meeting ' ill be held at 8:30 P. M. I The Business WornAj> Missiontiry circle- of the .F irst B aptist Church will meet ia the ciiurxn annex at 8:C0 P.M. Vi* M e e t i n g Is Held By Baptidt Circle Circla No. 6 of the F irit . B aptist Church held its monthly , C apt. and Mrs. Thomas Jackmeeting In th e ' icburch annex son are visiting in Prattville. AL. Monday afterneon with Mrs. S. C . 1 - — -----Dickerson reading the devotional. | Mary Ann Galloway is visiting The group amid the Lard's P rayer 1relatives and friends a t Alexanda fte r which Mrs. Fred M ey ers' rfa, Va. and Washington, !).£. gave the Bible study. The Cur-1 .. 1 «f rent M issionary events were re- • M r .. Robb and three vlemH l»y .Mra. H. W. Shannon j children ape spending their vacnfotloWM.ibgr, the various com- tion a t Coronado -Beach. mittee Veports. 'M rs., D ickerson!; ?; j 'y i i ‘-----and Mrs. H, E. BeoJoaJ lu n trer- | I Mr. a b i ’ Mr*. W.S. Brumley ed to pack boxes ford and ehRMen - a re spending a people in Europe. v Vacation a t Daytona Beach. The com munity mission w o rk ' . •—‘* t— for the month will be visiting the I sMlae Rebecca btevana left yes sick and shut-ins, It was an -.***™ay far Wijkes B an e, Pa. to naunccd. I spend the summer with relatives Mrs. U. W. Hildebrand! as hos- i . . . . . , . ,, tees served refreshments to the , ¥ r* 'r>/ * ^ Raw son and Mrs. following: Mrs. B. C. 8teele, Mrs. ! Judy P*rtln., p1* " *® If*** «° J. L. Jackson, Mrs. Dickerson, so rro w for New York where -he> Mrs. A. C. Benson, M r., R. L wl11 »bou‘ w t«tk» Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Meyers. Itumblav Mrs. Charles Goetchius o Shannon, Mrs. W. C. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland and M rs I Baltim ore. Md., U visiting hei son-in-law and daughter, Mr. anc Benson. Mrs. John L. Galloway. Has Interesting Meet .u t« r , m „ enna, Va. i. w a s n . 0t v i. Mrs.- R. T. Humnhey entertain ed the Woman’s Mlaslonary Soclety of the F irst Christian Church a t h e r home on Palm etto A verue. Mvndny. nlternoon,. Mrs. V. H. G rantham presided at this meeting which was the last meeting of the church year. Encourag lug rejairts were given and all pending business was discussed and closed^. *• 'IDumphev read II vemes Is Guest )Kbnor of Mrs. the l l t h Chapter of laike for Miss Anno Scnarik. bride-elect, the devotional and Mm. O. D. was honored with a miscellaneous Landrewa gave a talk to encourshower by M b a .R ^ ith 1-umlquls. age members to be faithful. Rev. B.- Chandler, the new pat^ u n d Mrs Raymond Lunduuist at the Woman’s Club* ^Yidiieaday tor of the F irs t Christian Church, and Mm. Chandler w ert visitor* evcnlrig. Butgo was pi a ye*h lite r irt the at th* club. Mrs. Chandler Is well evening with MrsA K M. Hunt qualified In all phases of church Mrs. W. I work. winning h’gh »c ire J the- low Prayer and benediction was fol­ ^ E . Hollyhaad ^ ^ .ro r e . l.e fr e a l mi iita W w liunch and lowed by a 's o c ia l hour. Various entertainm ent and refreshment* cake were stirred ^ < Those invited were: Mrs. W.F., were offered to those prevent. Hollyhi-ad. Mrs W F IVnncm, Mm. Eunice Horten. AHie S’ccn- Mrs. O. C. G i b b s wertn, Mis »ck lla ll, Mrs. Jack ^Miss Anne S?nkari|t ^M cCollum . I t f ' PkV'Adola. Mr*. B.F McWlisrter. Mrs. Harold Rail If!. M r.. B.F. Currie. Mrs, Jt nuita Hensman, Mrs. k.P Hunt, Mm. Judy Partin, ^ l r s . Ralph I>can. Mrs. Hattie Bpaaer, Mm. Ruth Wleboldt. Mraiy John SenW knrik, and Mrs. R uff Lund luist Also ,the il*»aes jffhHstine Rloudenmire, Edith Slt-axlev, Patty Hodge. Jane Gantt. Mtibcl Chaomap, Betty Dyson. J.vicllle Hall, ufiindolyn L. ayes and Edna BorW.U.S.-V • ' • *- -SWUU,.. . . » ■ BIRTH A N N04tft«V M EN T Lyman K. Wedekind RT 1/e and Mrs. Wedekind announce the (b irth of a son, Ronald Edward. "June 11 at the Gulfport Naval H ospital. Mrs. Wedekind will be remembered as the form er V ir­ ginia Pexold. » A glass Industry was operating I n 1Mycenae. Greece, in the fourth century. B.C. T n E SA N FO R D U H LV LD , SA N FO R D -----a ' ■pend the summ er frill ter. Miss H annah A I’A l.L F IV E --- . . i — " F L O R ID A ■ « ----------- Xm-----------------■iruf Camp Winona Will Mrs. Nix Presides Atj Open On June 25 Eastern Star Meet Lieut, and Mrs. C. N ugent lleClur* of 2019 Park Avenue ha*e Canvv Wifitona a» their visitors Mrs. UeClurt'* . ... , . for boys - opcni mother, Mrs. C.L. Brown C*d; J,m r f,,r -«lh »ra...t,, son. Jim. of El Dorado. Kas. 11 *•*« announced today by Her ---4 fnaiii h Morris, camp director. Mrs. Paul P. Peiold le ft today ■T>* will give U>y» from 7 to 16 for P ast Christian, Mtsi* where vear* of n st a chance to po*mi she will t>« the guest of- her ion- » vacation of two weeks |u * In-law and daughter, Lyman- E health v, wholesome outdoor rn Wedekind RT 1/c and M rs. Wede­ v iro n n m n t. kind. Activities at the camp which i» n rai Deleon Sprin’gs "will in­ Mrs. Ed Stoneburg has returned clude a supervised program of front Pahokee where she has been sw.mming, athletics, scout craft, tusking her home for the pail handicraft, hiking and bolting several months to spend the n l - and meals will be well prepared In Saqford. Mr. S tonburg has according to Mr. Morris. Reser­ left for South Carolina to stay vations can be made hy tele during the peach season. phoning 79.VJ or hv rontactlni Mr Morris nt hla home at 172f Misa Rosa Coke Boyle and M bs L-cust Avenue. Dial Boyle are visiting, as thd house g u tsts of Mis. A.W . Lee t l her home at 2416 U u r e l Avenue. M T S . S m i t h L n t e r t a i n F while their mother, M rs. I i r . T> . .. . . Boyle, Is vacationing a t D aytona; 1 H H t M a t r o n s C lU D Beach. __ _ , _ . . ,* II ctMr f i.i n, j | Ull s'Sm I II 11 |( ll| I U| *. lf|Myron ith of IFlors Mr*. Marie Schneider. U01 i ]i*l(Thu tn , . rUinr<i th r Past M L'anna resident hi, LI an! of a! S -sS anfo vHrd iwl TH .* , ,■ * Avenue, an forT Irons Club Wednesday nltcrnoo the p ast 33 years, and m em ber of v ith n picnic supper inrUtdin All Souls Catholic Church, has chicken fried os mm outdoor firi sold her home to W.B. Stovall of place la ta for Bogota, New Jersey Thia was the last evening , Sanford and will laave S aturday hi company with her son. WUllam f the club until Orlolier. Mrs. 1' C Moore presided over the ' li­ where she will make h e r h o m e .. nes* Meeting. —.- m c « r a ’ . i 'i Tho.-c present were; Mrs. Il.> Mr. and Mrs. E.A. P e rry have returned to th e ir home In Miami Kent. Mr*. Odeal Crosby. Mrn. R after being called here b ecau rt of W T urner. Mrs. L.M Tyre. Mrthe serious illness and death of Joe Corley. Mrs. Moure, Miv Mm. Perry’s sister, Mr«. Clara Murray Jarvis. Mm C.L, liewson Stemper. A nother s is te r ' Mr*< Mrs. R.F. Crenshaw, Mrs E J Jam es Tipton, Df Coffeyvllle, Key. lurulh, Mrs- J.E. Courier Mrs. It returned with them. WhDa hast C. Maxwell, and Irma Jesn Cor they were th e guests o f Mr. atal let Mrs. J.M. Stlneclpher and Mynnd Mrs. H erm an Morris. K l U \l H) CO.M .M O.N Spud^ SKN >K COTTAS Y o u muvt b e helpful, y a g ’ (ar tful e n o u g h to let p eo p le i ni.rkr* th eir ow n ticci»ion*j -J Y ou muvt k n o w how to be in ip jrti.il w ith o u t being c o ld o r |>ri i i by. ’ i A ml i on s h o u l d b e physically and merit illy w e ll adjusted " mirvi ll It m il ire J w o m a n o f th is u p , , In tw u ii th e agev o f 26 t o o n . wiilt ten h o u r s a w e e k t o sp a re — s o u r R e d ( . r o w needs s o u . iirgcm lv. ( ill fo r a n S A V E GAS WHITES gapes Inc. itnn ( lijp te r nam e A ddress P hono t ..miId like lo conic in for art i mrr* s ♦ n n r ^ r r x i ryw Nirnr Motor Tune-bp phone a p p iiin t it H in lliM nc x m v c C u r p i, fur ( 't m p lt'lr a \ ijrjrf is .. ^ I'ln.ire .................. PRIZED POSSE SSI ONS Jewelry a mnn pdiet b e c o u io i t , tm urt, f u n c lio n u h an d tern, and exnlau Die figure ,< • immllng patten Sgr-t, hes tllu .lr a l, vnr lulls pattern i ilom pi hun ill well- ma kin** a skirl through the hip* short# ■, or a alee i elbow. Mrel Whiltlngton stale*1 today F’or any home th at a t the home of Mrs. Roe* Ually has to make many change* Long, a neighbor, as rAany as 10 in' p attern s, a well flltl ;g basic i buda on a night blooming cereus p attern ia an im |m tn n l time a n t | had opened this week, and that energy saver. Iiecause it saves i i t ta d 30 bud* In aU. taking so many m easurem ents on each pattern . To m ake a basic [uiUern. tin I CRATE TOURNEY clothing ipcrlnllstH -sTecainmeii I j The ( ‘ery Crato will hold It* ••Iccting a *im |le shut waist Labia l...i l s tournam ent tonight style w ith a plain skirt -a six- | and alt . ludcnts are urged tn gored a k irt is easy to make an I itg istc m I get Into .the tun. All fit. T h a t make it up in muslin cloth. v i ..ing to en ter tho con- or o ,th e r ..lnex|ien*lve ,, ,, , After register before 9:00 altering the muslin ugtil it hoik. F.11.. F i id ay. evening. Joe Me- Just rig h t, rip ll a p a rt, press the C a a l l n , . d o r of the C rate ae t.nieces fla t, and cut a paper pattle iti.a , a id be In charge nf the t«rn from them. U se this as u in am .n l. The C rate will be guide In checking lines ami pro­ n every Tuesday and Friday portion* of other pattarny. It is u good idea to make a new basic ~ m .i> :0 0 hi 1200 P.M. with var* k d g/iterU Inm ent promised to all pattern each yrar, using an upto-date style, so aa to hav* tho Ing. shoulder, arm-hole and wnlst line f ' " th at a re in fashion. A free copy of the new bulletin may be obtained by w riting to the U. S. D epartm ent o f Agriculture, Washington 26, D. -C.’ Request "P a tte rn A lteration'’— F. D, IP08. -- S o J id ----- — -»♦ su c h Y o u h.ivr to he w arm an d fr ien d ly , yet n o t g o s s ip y . j A new government bulletin m»t | off th e press ' I'n ile in M ien , | lin n "— g ives point, i- ,m tuning Ihr rig h t sit, , htrh I ,u r r Night hlooinin? cereus. preaetiL* flutseis uf iinusual beau ty , may lie kept um-n at least 4S hours if cut ami placed in W ater ami put la the refrig rratu r, according to Mrs. C.C. W hiting ton of. Richtnultd Avenue. m ad e v i n m e n ’s 1Jin 11i r s •— helping solve .ill k i n d s o i p erso n al problem *. Hrinu Yolir Car to Striekland-Morrison Sheer h i •o Are you tactful— Here BEMBERGS htL« The regulnr rneoting of Semi­ H I U A L D M T I I T l H K VH > • «*PL ' ! 1! nole Chapter Two. Unlci of ih-P O S T V V A it I Men |U I MsS M ;. i n ! 1it r i r ib c j’ .4 MtHlilB -*|>'/ Of Eastern Star, was held June 7 ;il the 1i i 11 w « r ii n D ilt h - J a v a thr Masonic Hall with Mrs Lot Le«‘k.Uif h o j’v f ll b v fi»f\VAI»l i«> Ilfv P •L i l>* . 1 V b. -e u ’ ttl m im e w iij i tie Di*. Worthy Matron, pn-si-l j " I X ' Hi S Fit t 4, i OtI ills* • I U! M * M » r ing, *• 1* i t . r f ' ’ is le / .f ile r n .i> be b » u ilt e !i« l tbt A covered diah supper w«> n u m arn j u t t iliid o o| tin f o i m j served at ? 00 I’. M in the Ituu I be f t it u r r qurt Hall t-rlor to th r tnrcling y s*■ijr>.iu***! i"t pi o f to d a y hononng the |>ont m atm ns and of K lo i I 1H MIT I i c u l ! vela* lie the past patrons. A fter tin- sup i> o U ii .f I h h u I ji , iin d t h r tu t mm * [ per, the visitors and members mm in * -Metr an d b tt ifh t ^••vViJii huJofri*d ol Utriu ‘ *41\ " went into the Chapter Room where the following program was iin>l u h I “ r e r e n t ly jiit iu iib <1 a h - j presented; piano "selection., I tmii n ui.ltl " b o il iJt»u f»®> a t 1111* t. s11■ jean Robbins, granddaughter of v r iM iv o f 1“ lu r id a an d th e lr l" t Mrs. bins, who was past m a­ id .» S la t * Collinra* fan W o in r ii. an d tron of this chanter und the first tha> RviMr f t r . k l l l r r \ ulrna** o f grand matron of th e gtaud chap a f i'ir m * ’ .i i i t r p i r i ' (lir t u ^ r lw H f o r w ith a hum an th ru »■i k o f th e ) m *v i i und 1 a ter uf Flnrldn. fu tu i < L ' u n it a li*k n h i> . tin > rv , u n d e r sta n d in g ? The program consisted of u f l n t r . l th e im d e ii r s o f !“ lo n d a ‘ > dance, by Anita Aiken luinin- \ab o |r I H e lu b of anied on the pinno hy Mrs. !.*• inHi I . . b u t n U5 n n i-h .»« t h i \ * Evans McCoy; 2 solos by Mr Ev - I . . I , lu t« k lo o f lu Ml » h • IUU» , ilia McCoy uccorn pa mill hy Mrs 1 h« i -1 I t i>n»i;T■fjaM*’ e, find u ^ rfu J McCoy; piann selection. Re'inie ! «'d i » i u p iib lr o f co fu tig js r n e r i Mrs. Jryrn Bills leading; »■(*'»/till v ki if h ( lit* o | f| i »o i mi«f n I i ivoem i onipnjeijf by ber luisbanil. art.I lo i'ld r m n o f lilt* M d u o onn Bills of (Jencvn T ftr b o il r t m iM ”* L i- t * * ! . - 1, The tegular m eeting was high Li- m i k but a b u t ii wei*k tl " Ighted bv u Red Cross lepoll i o i f . *• I n iv * m id a in U " I t*>' ['Ians weir made fur the took \ i i t lb v w ir e 11 v **I > a m i ib» ‘ oos which will be pul 'isbed in b a .i the •* f in in g ia m i- ■w ■* he earlv Fall. A musiral rend li n n . o t.l nt A in g in o la n d f u M mg w as • given by Mrs Ni» and t b r v /*♦ , b u t tJit % a l* o t. Irs, H. J. Lehman mid de^Jp , iiM ih d a kiHOi t le s ir e to I r a n i to uted to the r n s t m atrons and Ikia* ia m o te a b o ii f.tg f ic u lt i i f , j past patrons. t ' vi r tin I I In*ir ih iiiiiM v I Tho Red C r o s s w ants A sk it waspresented by the T h r \ - 1*t 11•“rI i l l l i lO tlh lO ld ri ast Mat ions Club lolliiweo In * «•db’arr you In th e and th*’ V i 1v .bower of writing m nteiials foi »■1 fi.inw hunliTtU ttf Ilea Home S erv ice C orps hr worthy m atron, Mis N, . t Dll b• .i t n»i '*• b **■ t.wk .'.nst past matron w as called upon tb.lfit. I It m ur ruabmif, h It tjkcv n very special type o give the highlight of her yrni - j Die? to that nil' 1id pruit.nv Ss a worthy iivalron. About 151 i >r. i . till *»t lifiVA .md thfiT o f p e r s o n to fill th is vo lu n teer members and v isito rs attended ■f i-vcH f*|F illi*i it»t ■i t jid> Y o u ’ll he w o rk in g w ith 4 .11 ihr mrt-ling 1 • ft . Me* ill fltPIC '1 H M i o r o r i l u n i i r m e n , am i i f f - , i Lieut. Willlem Slemper nas reI turned to New Orleans, La. aftet | attending theiifunera! of his moi th er. Mrs. Clara Stempcr. 1 _ ' ---------Krietida of Mrs. K J MeVci will regret In learn that she u ill Tom Thumb Wedding Dr. And Mrs. Ko^>s»n in the KhuId* Sanitarium at For­ Mra. Eugene Simpson mosa. Married 45 Years At Lake Mary Church I -j.— Will Be Monday Mrs. O.W. Douglas of Savannah, Di and Mr* J.N IIii Hmiii * !**•• A Tom Thumb Wedding will Ga. la the guest of Inr parrnta, lie held at the Community Church lirr r rtr«id<?nl» u f Sn*»Gi»d Mrs. Eugene Simpson o f Soul)) Mr. and Mrs. A-C- Williams, at p-4-Iiii taw »»■ E astern Area*-< will - be i t tin st la k e Miry Tuesday evening e o lrb ra la tinsir Ifilii their borne on Oak Avenue. on Sumltiy. Ju ne 1Gram m er School Monday, at ■t K:00 P, M. The public is cur nlvpraAry Coming to Stanford *V dially Invited to attend. 10d)0 o'clock to meet th o se , who W alter Smith. W alter Schnnble The progrnm will include Y w r * « g n fro m C h » r t f , , " n -s * and Jim Brown of Kanm* aie ate interested in taking th # Home Dr. m ill Mrs L o Ua iiii fn*t ltv« l spending this weekend ut I)avtnn» Service course. Mrs. J.D . Wood­ p rra th rr, James tlroille, bride. on Dir 11 iif Ii t> u n til tluir Ii” i -«* Mary Virginia Robinson; bride ruff announced today. Beach. 'n i1 oily; tna maid of b u rn e d T h r v lb e n b u ilt ii The term “ Horae Service” Li [ groom, Claude Woody; girl* on l*Ark Avrnur und l i v » b c t * ; flower applied to the service rendsred honor, Sylvia Betts Miss Slfsabcth W hittington of for utm iv vein * T h o s mv t Melbourne i , spending m in t time by chapters in behalf of persons Rochelle Eub an ks. I’aitte T sy ^ u jin rent a of H* ihilflton I Munii Anderson, hridesnialds. f m ilitary a»“ l .Mona Arniernon. n ru iran ian u . in all branches of the mlllta v isitin g with her pari-nt*. Mr and A fo u r s la t m o l b r r Mt * I- ' ! and naval service ■nd th e ir famY- Mary Grace Hobby, 1 mini. Jrnl M rs. C .C . W hittington rul fliili bliP urn* (111 ly h t«>I , 1 •i:* t per- Eulmnks, Carrol Tiiylnr, ti at uirul lies; for disabled eX-acrvice eX service per ’tlllllps, I'rarlr Hf.ba HI, N a v y N ik i • Mrs. W.K Bronson and <hil suns and their families and for | S h u m a n, nttiirhr 1 tn th* Yvunnr elvllians dren, M argaret and Rami), o rr valrjtCi* d II trtl Ml N " i ‘l’! • pending a vacation in North and "W e sincerely hope", said Mr* Mum . •'In’ non S ta ff Set l( WiHHiruff, ''th a t a large number Ktibjtun with ibt* Mrdiriil Entertains C i r c l e .South Carolina with t r i a l uewill He present Monday to meet FourSanfordStudentH »< *"■ >, .«#• j Mr. anti Mm. William Kardlrvy M rs Sim pson. T|nj repw^atlon qf { i ’ mm n at i hiehMii Mrs. O. C. Gibb* entertained haVa as their guest Mr Eardley’s the Amerlcin Red Crcuva In out other H4iri. ( Imtttr m|I i S • ' Are On Honor Roll R o b so n . MM I r . in MHit-i I "* Circle No. 2 of ths First Baptist mother, Mrs. Kardley of Trenton, community -for many years to P *n ifi» Church Monday evening at her N. J. come may denend on’ how well Mini I ' f i i a i ’k lu ih p n ti v i l b lh *‘ liKLAND, June 15, (S|ieciul) home on Ninth Street. Th* rooms you serve at home ths men aryl M arinup in the I b u i f ic ................ j Four young people from Sanford wera opened en-suite and the women you so wholeheartedly prunilfMiri Alfrenl H K u I-m ih . I i are among students tlMeit fin members gathered on the screen­ J. K. Ray, doii Palm ett n AVrmif* supported abroad." N h v v , « bn Ill'll ciLtfptional scholarshi| ul Stetson A R P 2 -' I S ed porch for their meeting. left Thurvdiy for Ham hrultfr jiip l Mw«*nil% n A u riir il f i om i 1'mveratty. D rlam l. according lo ^her« ho will train in th»U * S . Spring flowers were used In the U u ;iilu lr iiijid Hu i± u l F teal'fit Rev. And Mrs.PearHon the Honor Roll rrleusud tlds w»«k N ary. decorations with special emphasis n tiitio n cd nt Sun I ’rMUo ( .tiif by university official* being given to the unusual a r ­ Go To Lake City T hey are Alm a G ia n t hum. Mr*. O. P. Smoot left today rangement of white carnations O---------------------------------— ------Q daughter o t-^ tr. amL V, IL j H I N T S T O HOUHEW tVES ' j — and P*tn*rina,y The Rev, am t Mrs". M.hf. P ear­ O f a It t W i ra. W inTtreil Lovell, *Mre’- m i MUTef *pfe*RM->ir»i a l t f W n S u S S the meeting and Mr». W. C. Lqrnn Cmpi. O. P, Smoot, who is on son of the South Hide Baptist daughter of Mr ami Mr* 11 5 ! Weekly from Horn* Demon* j C h u rch where R ev .-P earso n hss Lo v e ll. Ralph Sm ith. *im of M' i*ave the mission study "W p at ■perial duty ther*. i»U a lion S !>*-<■m II* i«, Iwen pastor for the past IJ and M rs It A S in ltll. and V ests • ,__________ Baptists Believe." T»l|pbp***f r months, are leaving Boon fur Ann W hite, daughter of Mr und F ’rlends of loslle P, Sheppard Mrs. Gihbe, assisted by M n . ----------— ,--------- { 41 Branford near Lake C ity where M n. o. f ; iiTiite. will be sorry to learn that he I* Julian Yarn, served refreshm ents PATTEEltN a i . t f r a t i o n V Rev. Pearson has accepted a ill and is being taken to the to the following: Mrs. Miller, B e fo r e the scisnot - m r t i i i p r I Mr*. Lynn, Mr*. Yarn, Mrs. A tlantic Coast Line Hospital in pastorate. loose on the umHb rbti If l bi Services will be conducted RunWaycross, Ga. Bapti.st Circle Meets Gibbs. Mr*. Lillian V kkary. Mfy. fit of the paj*er p n tltrii n irrlg lly day m oraine a t 11:00 o’clock and T, Wl^Moore, Mr*. C. A. d d n w l —nn<i s ltc r it if nr« » A t Mrs. Palm er’s in the evening a t fLQO o'clock by Misa Bertha Smith arrived to ­ ton, Mrs. M. Cummin**, Mr*. Clothing1 specifilif \ « x»f the t r ths Rev. Prank Ingram of Day­ .S, D e p a rtm e n t o f A u ■»* nito n- i v John L. I*ee. Miss Allison Lee, day from Washington, D.C. to tona Beach. Circle No. 5 id the F irst ll«iplain th a t mu try bn *Mrs. W. L. Stoudenmlre, Mr*. visit with her brother-in-law and t i l t Church met »t the burnt* «*f fig u re ir ra g u lu n ti* * «l»ieb u Jo« Vsmes, Mrs. J. B i‘Lyles and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Smith, NOTICE Mrt. b A I ‘aimer Morula v v*itb q u ire ch an g e" m e iib i't pj»H*'» Jr. Mr*. J. A- Calhoun. Ji Member* of .Sanford lo d g e No. Mrs. 1‘ I* 1 p ieshhiitf or b u ste d iin * s f <•* , | -. i fg** t fn 1 11« ’ 1» Genie Iteville and Carl Struser 27. I.O.O.F. and member* of Mrn. F o r r r s l (ia tch c! i*»vr thr fh r rut s in wn> from the Children’s Home in E n ­ Kemlnula Rebekah Lodge No. U Bible Mtu«lv f(ilb*we*l bv prnvcr l |« t t r r u terprise ate spending the summer and all wlvee of Odd Fell owe end R i po rtK w ere rnatie by t h r v n r , A Ite r i nif the i saves fa b m m , i . t i i L m, , , with Mr and Mr*. C.C. W hitting­ any vjjA lnf brothers are Invited ious co mm litres to meet at the Lodge H all, 1<>7 ample, when the f "• ■■* <* «I,.n I. • T h o tr present w ere; M rs Pal ton. Magnolia not la ter th an 7:46 m tr, M rs C'ampbrll, .Mr*. (Irorptr than average, shoitm i th,- patli rn * Mias Amanda Anderson, wueat o'clock Sunday evening lo g a In s M c C a ll. Mm. A .W . R p sacttcr, before cutting out W ith .(trj-setit fo r the past * season of Mr*, group to th* F irs t B aptist Church Qatchel* Mm. (’ .A* Dutton nnd textile ahortHgi-s, avoiding nil elfna W. W ester of la k e Mary. where special aerrlcas w ill be M rs. R .A . W llliim s. pOMlble waste nf m a te ria l Is im I K •adgy for N ew York Cite to held for them. [mrian t. Cereus May Be Kept In Cold S t o r a g e V' j f 1a , :f r t l d u r in jf r # t 6 rM- «>i n r v i r ^ 1he \» h i y tar-« <4 i l l bv a b le to * «>j r i h«’ f u t u r e i t if ||» b l Ika.fr . | l i l g io o isn l filthloned with itio lom ouiSwunk quglj ly crafttmumhip. Iltll.-IQ li'-, AHilog-o-* cravat cSa-n ’ U-M B •: Gold ftlltd « CrowoifKqiB . £t*rbAg I2J0 T ■ ...... ■ .......... .......... The tw o flower* m o st constant­ ly used In perfume e ra orange ilot soma and Jasmine. b iw i h w e /■</! d x I n d m t o I f r th a n lh a re g u la r double-bod l i d . T iK ty'ra 1 0 0 % virgin w o o l—fluffy a n d d e e p -n a p p * d - w ith 41* w a rn th -p tM -U s h to M i fe a tu re fo r w hich th ia m a k e r ia farr.oua. , r ' ' *• * l a a wUe n a n e t pastel cetera, w ith M U h la a a V'» \C f :-jrs~, ggafcw -V .% «i-. . • ...V g g O lH E R I iw im it t / Eft Y0 WELL’ S r,” i ■ ;v .-.\ c. ' - ‘ Anilo gm * tttrlhf l i W lit III? I) >0 • 1 ' . .r K .IT .Cs. A\ } 'ii' ■ ’ V j * �*. I <» IIIIN 1 * > *: f ,i f •** • I I ✓ < y r^ s B R tot J Magic Of Training itor££$ Jir Fforida Is Proved By Derby ' MIAMI. Fla.. June 15. (Spe­ c ia l)— The 1046 Kentucky Derby supplied (till another testimonial Y T n g r t li’ l - * r k jk r leVry m (hi week I «•*«•td jed 1 Kr.uA/ my tn»Jn beet* *»d f»*» He r*«dd>iiaf<(t'ir "U Dr. Sit.Vwy’l PAP-O+AK In tiJh P A tO S A H - • * dtJofttUrj UtJttkm. a * tm ttti» i *r»* " 'I Mveed clslkee *d«* L____4?H mkIk I r j TijiltnJti*. LET US H a l f YOU FLAN A PROFITABLE FLOCK MANAGEMENT Fit QGKAM H U N T ’S T U X E D O P E E D STO R E u - w n i-« » Ion*, ago fecogntted the v*,u* ^ pre-sea»on^ prsetiee under Ida’s magical aun. but it «m*JI»w) for Trainer Ben Jonaa-of Caluaw* to erephaaiaa th# advantage* V tralnlne horses here, more •*pecially Kentucky Derby candlda tee. He prepared Whirisway and P m ii« *1 *»*•' IeohThe sunny Miami ***ih ,r. ablee trainers to work tpefr ' “ and neither Hoop. charges dill if.- nor Poi O’l-ock - - - - . , mii»*| . , • . ka morning on the Hialeah _“ >** during DeeKmber, January, ? * « •• ahr. March and most of April because of rain or cold­ Like athletes, thorop«Mr«d$ nee! best to limber m oseju and properly exercise. . . • T h • Hialeah mfls - aod - sa a lith racing strip, moreover, Is nowledgM by hpr»*m*»l * am on g the safest In the tonptry. and the Hialeah stable aeeommodatlons are a modal lot race tracks, with hot running water available, among other thlnp. The fact that Owner Hooper and Trainer Ivan Parka MJ»t Hoop, Jr. at Hl»lf»h until th# third week in April, the latest a CHECKED IN 7 DATS WITH Derby candidate ha* remalred hare, adds importance to the LIQUID 'o r track *» the training rround for /% /» MALARIAL thoroughbred champion*. The son SYMPTOMS f l l j f t i T a k e o n l y a t of Sir Gall*had III work*! * *«nnational 1:41 m|l* on April IS, directed. th* day before he wax *Blpi?*a to Balmoqt Park. Both Hoop, Jr. and Pot O’Luck spent the last t»o wtatora at Hialeah. Th# 1045 Kentucky Darby wiener ran his Ihrat race on Feb. ZP, 1844 at U* Uakk, ami won by a length. Complete L tnr «f Tuxedo Freds Cor. Hanfoid A 2nd Street The Rest Ford Scrvleg In. Central Florida. We specialise la rempleU mo­ tor overhaul*. . Strieklnnd-Moirison • Inc. .Dbone {00 Sanford, Fla- tttNCID WMlIXIt It *•••<—44Wg*n><eaivseai .aMss. fthsalsr Pisllka,■lacp . »f. Y. C Milk Cow Population Shows Good Growth ■ “w 1 ' • . 1-111 t‘ . \ The Bureau of Sanitary E nrieaprlwr pointed out that folk* are pephe to rive good old sUndby* aad urijveraal picnic and Hutch supper favorite* such aa bain, •poultry, aalad* and cream r trill, the benefit of the douljt connection with possible spollaga and food-bor.*.e poisons. These foods are nearly always firyt on manes when rommiltega are proparing for church supper*, p l ^ t s Sind M issions whin food U aervod In large portions, accord­ ing-to Robert 0 . Carter, technical aapitarian. “If you will think bark, you'll realize one seldom if see* shrimp or erabmeat » served a t such gatherings. This I* because the public real­ ises that these foods spoil easily and therefore will ‘poison you. If the same resrect were shown hejn. poultry and salads, we’d rarely hear of food poison out­ breaks.” . He warned against the pre­ paration of food* the day befQre U*ng. Particularly those mixed with salad dress in ra. Potato salad vaa an example. “ It. Is all rig h t to boll potatoes the day before ua|ng, but do not mix the aalad proper until the last possible minute before packing the luneb. There ere three Ironclad rules to ob»erv* when serving ham, ?ouHey. salads and cream paa.rUa'. Serve It HOT, or serve It "QLD. . (never an In-betwoen ♦mper*tur#)^ and eat It Immed alefy after preparation. W^en eropkariling ham, poul­ try, salads u d cream pastries, .'*rt«r pointed out that these lopd* are dangerous NOT because rid roinmpo- \ “ Nobody thinks their being a aoure* of dany However, they are so nottally decgeroui that they i i ptot* than 70 percent of aU d-horiu upsets. Itandard temperature refrlger>n was. urged fo r R n » * . H «w •’ •'".-". V —hnn-.. talans, pastries and poultty.euThc bug that causes polaoJina uueeta can’t rwprotluca whan food U kent below CO tleurcaa." And the “ougi,” Carter itreoed, atam from the HUMAN SKIN. Thry are tha Rrape-cluiterad ap ­ pearing nUiihylococcl bacteria, comuinii to num&n skit. Hence, the ImrorUnce of keeping hands thorcughly washed with soap and water—often. Persor.a working directly with food .hould Ire r«|teeinlly careful about abrasions, bolls and pimplea on face no! hands. The tiniest Of there little skin Upsets cotUlni billions of the bugs which work nt poisoning foods. There­ fore, if thry are transferred from hand* to food, ar.d the food La not kept properly rerigerated. it retail, u field day for the little bacteria known to the trhdp aa Stells Staphylococci, and tummyache for those persona who cat it. Seminole County Court Record Wrdnrftday, Jus# 13, 1845 Warranty Deed* Tbumas, James to Emma Lou Thomas. Brock, D. C. et ux to Cora Lea Sparks ct vir Robert. Lmd Holding ti Exploration Co. to Helen E. Curlett. Duhart, 11. L. et ux to K. C. Baker et ux. . Merritt, William E. et ux to Phil Smather* et ux. •WynV Sherman to John Tol­ bert et ux. ‘ Jiff, John et ux to fli.nry Rowe et ux. T t , _ „ Johnson, R. II. Sr. ct ux to James 1-eary. .. Courtrey, Henry Harrison et ux to Mary £ . Earle. Earle, Mary E. to Henry H arri­ son Courtney et ux. • Eubanks, U. C.' to Willi* Wynn. Limited Warranty Deed* Barroll, Mary Louise, wld. to Frederick K. Slade et ux. Rrock, D. C. et ux to Mitchell Duvall et ux. (lull CUlm Deed Vrino, liarvry et ux to Robert Amors et ux. Real Estate Mortgage* Wight, Hal et ux to First Fed­ eral A Iaibii. Hay, Ralph E. et ux to FL> Baker, - g C- I t u to Florida ^‘^VaUs^'^Charla. A. to Florida StaU Bank. . of Morljarrs Firit Federal 8avings « Loan Aaan. to J. I_ Perkins. Hanford AUapllc Nal’l Bao^ to Ual Wight e tJ * . r WhitUn*ton, -C. C. et ux to 0 . U. Owen et ux. Honorable Discharge ' U. 8. Army to Raleigh B. Boykin*. >• t - C e r U f l^ y M .y r th ISSMC* ■ psffn^rkti t o n n rn o r rrkLtraTion { Y "rk Alul Ntitle- Wllnm my hand and o((|rlal oral of office *t Sanford, H-n.iiioie - Aa , See— - Pell it ■«« -h w e e iS AfUr-iwura Oouniy, Florida. Ihla 1I*| day May. A. I> l»n. ( I M H C I U T C t l t r l t T H K A I.I U. P. I1KUNIXIN. Clerk C ircuit Court. HA&ITI Crumbs from the and cookie* can be used in yread ___ puddings. " vow Sweet crumbs will sgra sugar. STO RE The combined- switchboard sys­ tem at the BouUlar Dam Power Station contains mere than 5.300 meters, relays and switches. of how We hove such equipment— plus Ih# (mow! to cfrrect whatever defetH show up. K troubles »• «»• We like them becauso we eon tender yew a reel service. . Hydraulic turbine# are ma­ chines which convert' the eoergv of flowing water Into tncchanicnl energy. Justice | Oliver Wopdeli Holunt willed all hla money, a Quarto; of a million dollar*, to the U-BGovernment, and gave all hi* hooks to the Library jt){ Congress. f t o - h - ll,. N ew «•* |> u y I h r c e n te r of I h * ill Jo h p U l Toll »rs fcscebtr aotilied ftntl re­ f i l t e r . to 11 • ih U i a o ' l u t n ♦ lif t I M quired to MPHr la » certain bill c r t i U i h r i* ih « I V t in l o c h h u U M * a / CooibUlDl (t»r«l by Psrkr l>.*»n CfrrW,. Ilirdt r Southerly Alii) Wfll* Itussel) sgslnst you fa r divorce. e r ly u|. Ui» c e n te r «»f C V o n !‘**«* i>oV pendlas In th* Circuit Court liA tch l# I ' t r r k th e r a n a * li n t ul Seminal* Count), Klorlds on U |« r » # n |tniige>M SI a m | ) ] Of b«(»,» Jul> Hula Uo>. In- "aid r a i l * * llu r at >«4» l» /!/>>•' !»•* wlt the lad day of July. A |i. in * the K a » t iM iu n d a il I>44 la detaait thereof -«M I I T*»a (• "In|r J ! S o u th l{V-^ *• I f rave* Will p ncrra Cl P irle K a il. th e re * N o rth a lo t * * • » 1*1 L e i 111 la o r d e r It* p u b lle b e d (or U i* r la lh lo r ) ll m * r e q u ir e d by la w In the H A N C O I I I i I l K I U l . H S a n fo r d . F l o r i d * , a n e w s p a p e r III g e n e r a l c ir c u la t io n In e ald C o u n ty Chase, Laura Duval horn April 1, 1945 at Sanford, Fla. <ah|[* ll»»f In t h r |>«i|f)l o f « ln * filng a l* o l- r* In n in g at t lir June* lio n of ih* k h a ts h ie r r r o k wrllh 1 l»r S i J« hna llt v a r r u n W r t l * * r I > »n*l Seriithr11> 111» «*l*t t*re#K to It" l»it*t •*«*tt«*n w ith II I * So uth lin e of 1 !••• • . .u n i) of S r t u ln o la , S la t * of K io t h la . th *n r« \ K n i t n lo ltC "Nl«l Sttulh • m in i) I n * to the* Hi. Jo hn * lllv r r t h r u .# N o r th a t l> d o w n 1 h * «*rt,t*r of t h * HI. J o h n * l ll« * r to it* im in l o f t n t * r * * c t lo f i w ith th e t!«n iilo t h h a lt h l r C rarh . t h * |*olnf o f h » | i n n l t i ( . a n d pro* vhltrig for a re fe re n d u m e le c tio n iitMoi ih * r i r . i i m . w h r t l i r r o r not | | \ r *||'I k wli.,11 It* |lf oh 1 l*l t *«i fr o m r iin u ln a a n d roam tiiM at la r g e In ■altl a re a , a n * |r« tn » n I* h e r e b y c a ll «'«| a n d u n le r r t l to b * h * ld o i J u ly I. M IS n th* a b o v e t)e n crlb *w •r«*a c o n ip r ■Inn K lr c t t o n l* ro rln o 4 No I , o t h * r w l» a k n o w n a * U a n f V I , F lo r id a . a n d In IC Ie ctln n p r e c in c t No t v i» th *ru r|** k n o w n u * t 'liu lu n iu jIim M , to d * t * r m ln * th * w -h rlh rr or not liv e *t«>rk t> rnhihlt**l fr o m r u n n in g a n d M k in iln a at large- in th a t p a rt of H e m V .o l* «*»unty. K lo r ld a , a h o v * da*«*r|h*«| r«»mprlaltiar K le c t lo n l*r#» c lfic le No* r. u n i 7 a " a f o r e * a ld . At "in ti • i n lio n t h * « |U ** tlo n to h* 1 111 *r| n|i*in " h u ll h * " la t* « l ort lit * h n llo i in dm fo llo w 1 n i* fo r m : WELSH TIRE SH O P r AtlftRtle Bank Bldg. DR. RAYMOND L, BASS g r a d u a t e v e t e r in a r ia n LARGE Rod SMALL ANIMALS * O rla n d o H ig h w a y Phon# day or nH lhi 38% Reduction. • . ^ * bgifere kept fo r milk , *tm }nt T o rb iilld ln g s y farm s should be ,00* as th at for the a themaelves. When pastures, crop lands, !. mUlf .houses, maequipment (a added, ot th at UtoYfpk of ilk alone Is one of iSfustrlM , • ’ A * J! ,» T- * • YATES AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 North Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 the "mull window panes. TRc Ccgiplpto ptfipt And Oiass Stpro •cms£ 7.i& ■■ ■*> ybw j" i i n iww '■!" * 7 *1 1 1 ' . I , f 1 ■ ;j .n enjw ef_ .ie.sA rs h l " i i "'a a ij n J t t l ' . i * ..................... ; r* • j OPERATORS iMUtrttuRV IT a MCAD IN THt 6AH0 Single or Married Age 16-15 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY ESSENTIAL WORK WITH r i v R R r i L ’s It might, and If it does we h.iiu vou will hsve the right kind ,, insurance in the right com panfor the right amounts. C t't C ttc /o . PACK R 0 C____ $ TO H i IM it. ARCaOl 8100. J 'f t o y e ? ^ Apply Em ploym ent Sup ervisor U .S W eekdays S a tu rd a ys. V-12 8<iC BELL T E L A T EL . CO /A/V/TE no k nt st. l>o Not Apply If Now Engaged In Essential " ork CO M PAR f S O N S A N F O R D . F tA .. ^ Now TrtE LONE R WHAT custom-mndo to fit each window. Call 250-J ■ 1,1 '■* for free u tlifiS t* BLIND,S p'mqh , . ■™.‘ ' R£LAHOND? O ' rr time l ’*y Psiil Vscstlon* Er»<|urnt lncrea.es 1‘lr e s s n t Environment VENETIANT1LIND CO SANFORD PAINT & CLASS COMPANY 1 ^ T K L E P H O N IC Ye*, this Is a true storv. i may never hnpnoji to you, tiu nhoAs 178-J t i U nci i l!m c . w m av AWC DIPLOMA UC P E A C E T IM E FU T U R E Protect what you OWN AiitantsbUe Glass IwtaJjbid^Mle'jwii WaJtj,^- AUtnltt C*m t»n?—D ta ttu n m Alttnlt. C k nM U . C>«IU»»a.i{e. Norfolk. QWanJe \IOIllL bfle liability insurance Opr GUh.i l>op8rtmei]t is corppletc. Wn can handle any Hire job fpom a modern 8tre*mHne 0 l f « Store Front to iiv K iiN T it r .ir r M r l'l 11 1 \ S' i • , T » . K L O M I U * . IN l ’ I* " If . It t : ttitT A T K >>K T H t MAN- D L N J A M IN t ' I I I I “I’ll never forget that ram> night, BUI thought hi war driv­ ing slowly enough but our cai sklddod end hit another car. The craeh yns terriblr Wi- t-cren’i scratched but th<- driver ,.f tin olheg cat may naver work again ’ garniahoed." and Fender work— ;n,m i K IN m i: 101 MT OK r u t i t n p u K . bkminoi ): i Come see us for complete Auto Painting— Body Of Tired Kidneys it I StmMofe Dry CItaners basod on 1911 prices time to get ona of tljpaa fine m{cront, priced from $7.50 to $3l.lQ At A L fM M * U f€ € R W 41 Kll.UWK it ciJiNT.n M n »•«•!*»: A house haunt*! by your fear of loaiDg it. BJil and Alter didn't know their new home wn* haunt S i, They h»-l flnijhe.1 payin g off * mortgage and felt th at their koma was their ow n. until well, let Alice tell you: “The emouths Iwtwec-ii «ur », rident ami the final -l,rislon were nightmares Tin damages u-ere slaifgering We l,>*i our lovely new home. „iu Wei Uppds. even Bill’s tnlart M 7 -J AIJTO PAINTING Those mirrors w e Pittsburgh Best Grade Polished Plate. Now la the rv»kty t«Hl!ll>il< REAL ESTATE-UH0KER 2 IN TIIK SOUTH HAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any I t must he... a l R -U -A W A R E ? ROBERT A* WILLIAMS r —i U & i ■, Y»*»s At 1 In n * and O n |*rr> l in p« a• i«>ii At i)« iifu r4 . K ln rld n Ui* a lh *t«y of IVIItr. A l* DO YOU LIVE IN A HAUNTED HOUSE? Phone 111 Tire Repairing Us* dried fruits, rfeh in natural sugar, to add aweetnaaa to desstria. these food s :tor of Public Relations, Igtry Ooupcll. When the telfers being saved for Ipetloa ia added, the all coys and nelfers mljk production In th e EgUa la tn excess of Qj\8‘)tatf billion dollar*, is amount that AmwP D. SANTCmf). n ORTDA T O T S jO T O B H ru>n?>* JACKBONVILLK. June 15,— ( f e c ia l) —A. saaeonpl war.-.ln* to treat certain staple food* .with mqrt “refrigeration resrect" d u r­ ing hot weather was sounded thia week ^ by the SU te. JJoprd of IT IH DIG urHINB.HH CHICAGO, HI. Juno 15. (§P*rial) — Milk row |g>polaUoa has shown an unlnterruptad growth In the United KtaU* for inaay years except for the period right after the droughts of lM I *4>d tV-10. when feed shortage* »cceasltated heavy slaughter*, fu 1W# there were 24.488.000 milk cow* on American farms. Oa Jao. 1, IU45, the milk eo* population lutil reached an sll lime nigh °* 27.786.000. Among th* state* of the Union, Wisconsin- leads with over »w# and one-half mlllien dairy eowa. Other stalea In ordgr arc Minne­ sota, Tex**, Iowa, N*w York, Illinois, Ohio, Missouri sod Michi­ gan. each boastiag ever a million milk cows. The total volumo el milk production*, hewaeer, H mnr* Important. On (h»* eeorp, WlsrOr.sIn again lead# with over tw*lv« aed a half blRUn m a f l of milk a year. ilinMMOtr <• H encond lace with N«w York. I^wa, llli-ols, Mtehigap, CalMentlf, Uhi« sad Pesumyivanla. following to the order named. “Tbs value ol mlik opwa alsf-1 American farina-Is ov#*- f*.800.000, UOt).’’ states E- M H»f- on e SAjmmD ' ' * NOW-OPEN t h e d o o d . l e n n ie AND STAND TO O N E * » □ $ .( - - REPAIRED c; U Q ^T scu^jattir^v *v;*,rv .v : • s • CONCRETE PIPE DMVCWAY0 WELLS SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CULVERT* | Transit Mia ( o u se *¥. CONCRETE BLOCK PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. Pfcaa* 1141 8ANEORD, FLA. I'LL TELL YOU WHAT TO SAY YOU REPEAT IT TO THEM [ all R iGi WAIT, THIS MAY EE. t A TRAP. IM ETAVIN6 HERE. BUC CAN M AKE ME LEA V E f f T T T ^ ir — By PAUL-RQIlNjQN onnect it to. “■ ' - oF- •■ itt "you'll increase food production and java critical j 8t£*power. - 4 - - •l : • « • - HI.ETTA/HOWSJtoUG O V E r f .H E G O r a iN T Q A ROM ANCE w it h K E N - F O N T LIKE. A ^ 1W E L L W H EN ( JUST SHOOT OFF A1 I HLAGE DAGLING/HE CAN MAKE AM EMEI2* lOENCY LANDING IN A YC7U CGACK UP 1 friY A G M S, a n y t i m e .J THATS, DOG- ' S rA G T E b lO J E L i-/^ WMArr lYEf-V--------- z z ^ Altitude % ‘H I milk tha covrf, saparate the opam and chum the butter, lilt the bay into the loft, fill tha ailo, pump tha water, boat the incubatbrand-vrell, you think up the Hk.amdidunoaa are, I'vo already H E S G O T P L A N E S O . ' TriE B G A JN / WHEN ONE FL IE S J A N O l F H E D O e S N V c O r -M MINDED, t H U H 1, AFKAID T PET.' c S f iJ z r -. Mr. Farmer, 1 U t F M e x xF*i*MU- iw*r» V* *•>*»!• Py PAUL RQBlNSObj W E L L H E 5 A N AC abo g n M3U KNOWTHE OLDSWNO-r THtWAf-r^ Fiiute-- i r r IN H l E B L O O D , H |D MARRY i/v n n m i n ! �*1' i/f» & t V n 4 \ PAGE EIGHTH nfantcy .Day Is fcserv^d Today'At C am p Blanding CAMP BLANDING. June 16. (Special) — Two heroes, one an officer, the other art enlisted men af the Infantry Replacement T raining Canter a t Camp Bland* in g , seif] be decorated for their battle achievements a t today's In fa n try Day celebration. CapL George R. Mitchell of the M th In fantry T raining Regiment will be awarded the Diillngulshel Service Croat. 1/Sgt- William R. Daniel* of FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1915# TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA uilaoner*. '__ He hatf landed on' Nof tb je d y ’a liliHidy Omaha Beach on D*Oay I'lua 1 and warn in (he fro n t line* te r n s , l’a.. who receivcit ms c o m ­ mission us ii Second l.iculenont s t Ft. Henning. <•».. in A u g u s t 1042. will be decnrBted for e x ­ traord ina ry heroism in connection with military uperntinrts ugainsl the enemy on July 2d. 1044 near the French town »f Hois de la Hoehe when he was serving as a F irst I.icntuenaiit with the 2.‘lr>l Infantry. As Company Commander he led hit men through r i l r r m c l y fierce machine gun. artillery and im m n r fire against superior nombera of (term nns to scite th eir oujeativc. H*. b attled through. Silcron. d o , I Q I r t and Southern France. When bla com pany lost all of it* officer*, ho acted aa a p la­ toon leader for an entire month. Another time, w ith but two of­ ficers left in the company, he waa forced to aaaume the role of p la­ toon leader attain, Sergeant Daniels was presented the Hronae HUr medal last July for lending a lig h t machine gun platoon during a counter-attack on Anaio. His w ss the only p la­ toon to remain Intact w ithout luring n m an ..H e also holds the C.Dinhat Infantiym Slzty-aeren per cent of the LE6Aft NOTICE Untied SUT*r «e«r«n*plr w » * Daniels plitfia aoOh t o ‘go home. Before entering the Army he worked for a m ining and sm elt­ ing company in Colorado. Now he wants to go to business school. “ I'm going to shop around a bit," he said, “ I think it's going to be harder to learn to bo a civilian again th an it was to be u soldier. from federally Inspected P » n**J 21 per cent from Plant* w»n«P‘ federal inapection; and the rc‘ maininit 12 P«r cent from J*rm slaughter. An ancient Invention patented in the Drltish Kingdom was for a machine gun that shot round bulleta a t Christian enemies and square bullets at heathens. The rebec was an ancient musi­ cal instrum ent somewhat like the violin. Y o u s r * h v r e b r r e q u ir e ,I am t or.1 d e r t d to be a n d a p p e a r upon |h * Im i- W a y o l Ju lr. A . IJ. i m , to Ib e b lit of r o m p la ln t r ile d a g a in s t *uu In H its c a u s s In th e C i r c u i t C o u rt or S e m in o le C o u n t* at Sa n to ro F lo r id a , b y / t e s u y L o w e , being an a c t io n to r- divorce. The X aM ford H e r a ld la daalg j n a te d a s th e n e w s p a p e r In w h iin ' t h is O r d e r - g h a ll be p u b l lih r d te r t o u r c o n a r iw W v * w e e k s W ITNKSA70. *’• lle r n d o n . Clerk nr th s s e l l ! C o u r t a t K a n lu r d . K*m In o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a tn l the off I . r i a l r e a l t h e r e a t , t h is t h e H i t d a * ot May. A. l». t * « . O. 1’ . It E l IN D O N , BEDROOM SUITES J U S T A R R IV E D !!! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PATES 1be per Una fa r one Inaartlon ( M e per- line fo r thyeo insertion* 07e per line for f Inaertloa* fie per line for 20 Inaertloa* Miaimum rites . . . 20c PHONE Ml OR BRING YOUR Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD Count, fir* word* to the line, including phone and sddresS. All BOTcrUvewante for eltuellon* wanted "111 be charged for at the reyalaf classified ralea. HELP W A N T E D — ' II. B. PO PE CO. U. 8. TIRES and TUBES IfKLPKR f,.i Jimmie Sheet Melul (Yorks. Cowan', P flk 9^I.*E — 5 n e heavy-rtuty GIIU-.S fur .suhi i'iiintniii. Touch ton Drug < n. grapple hook hay loader outfit. Phone County 4M3.__________ 10 ACRE farm tBed, good flowin s well*, 10 acre* rough inn I HoHito,v 111:iti. w h e r e Palm Hammoek Banfonl, Fin I'llIV .M l IS H E .S P F X T R P P, E. Bui*, 1101 Park Avo. Y IH 'It nnlurnl dentro for p riv a cy .■ Sanford, H a. Phone 0 6 1-tv PLATFORM ROCKER, newly allp-covered. Phono ddl-J ___ FOUR-ROOM H O U SE. 4 lot*, near »tr b*»*. new s h e r t t o . * Inside. $060.00. W rite P <> In niniM v ihmII h , is n tn etiy rrsp erte'L ben FT lends qnd re la tiv e , an '■ t questioned nltbut yi.iit H i III Vu u r n il (ilnyi-r ur lni»lltr»« „ m o d ulo * will nut t 1ii Vtiilf persunni a f f a ir , Thi-j. i» mi Cltuae for HEW electric w ater heate r, auto matte. Bauer Radio A Flee trta Service. MUST SELL OUT — Restaurant bus In***, du* to III health. Com CURTAINS, table cloths, pletshr eqalppad. Phone BQP-M. scarfs, washed, starched ami stretched filH Mellonville Aco I lH " land lying south «W railroad,- house and 2 lot* *, known M 'T ooten Place— Ware ' npu** and 2 lota lying along railway Ip 9*men*n ATTENTION: S rp iro w ru im H t l t t r O o ln ^ lg to M n rip . Mat tin11 \n cH iio n U U —- A p U . i *ih I ^iCtmflr.- RL I. Box irT rla n fn r.l. i *hif ur* im h l.lock* fium Maui H EW SHIPMENT of latest ;>h<». ograph raaord*. Hauer itailm 4 ' Electric Service. Hi onr ha lf titort *\f f***cau f(\ flay or w rek. I’honp IMH-K 7HN Itrnntlw ny, Pavti^tn H tarli. I" In WATERFALL STYLING! j Iris's ii bedroom of glamour and comfort, mpto-tho-minntc In -Ivlr jiiul |'lt‘n«ingly moderate in jirlct'l The auftc is a, jxijmlnr modern design in walnut veneers with other fine cabinet fyoods. IncludcH Bed. t lieAt of DrdwefH and Vanity . . , IwARCSK, cool earner mum lu I»usilica* man. M l N. French SMALL S room house on whraL. A vc 7*7. kltehanatU. wired, screen­ ed, awning*. C ity Shoe Shop, 6 ROOM furnlahad niuirtmcnt Hanford ‘A vt, located 2 S milea rant of Park Avenue on Geneva. A ndy at UPHOL8TERY fabric*, U pt*, Middleton'n Orocerv. trie*, damask*, brocatallaa, a good stock to aalact from. R. H. Brown. COIL N. O range Ave. WANTED TO RENT Phene 40Sarf Orlando, Fin. ASSORTED household effect* Hiond, solid map!* dining room auluM avin cheats, babv buggy, p la y p en , etc- Phone 8 « - J . NAVY CO U PLE huuF'f of firm , GOST BEDROOM- BEAUTY! Sleek and modern in thin good looking new bedroom suite in rich walnut veneers. One of our low-priced suites, it is one of beauty and1pis tinctive design aa well us being roomy and sturdily constructed. wMi igm rtm cni Phono SIT. WANTED COLORED woman! honest and reliable, desire*- position as tILE AND HORSE. Will trade maid. 514H Hanford Avenue, for cow a. Carl R. Bronson, Sanford, Fla. __________ 1110 W. -U t St. / __________ __ IBM CHRYBLER A ir-now Be- IJUSINESS SERVICE dan, good condition, 8 practic­ ally now tbr**, n*w upholaUry. STORAGE, yuur c a r at Kent'* radio and overdrive. OPA ref), I Oarage, dpacia' rau dead (ng $726,001. Will aacrlfir* for storage : 'BOO.OO CASH. Phono B7-J af PAINT NOW! * Have Good Reliable I'mnlera available. Call Sanford 1'sint & Glass Company. Phone .103. AUTO BODY ANI1 FENDER WORK nY AN EXPERT, SU ­ PERIOR AUTO PAINTING— large aeeqrtm tot of colors. Your car cy C k*W-fk w ,* Bring it to us ami *»*. * HOLLER MOTOR BALES , Phone $22 UAH H EDG E or wind 208 W. 1st 8L ilnoa. ,0«o_ bare rooted. Haskins, Table’ Supply, WANTED. WANTED .TO BUYi 80 hen* and fryer*. Palmetto Grocery, M7 Palm etto Av*. BEAUTY IN MODERN! OIL STOVE, 2 or three burner Write Box 12U, Baitfnrd, FO U N D — by paying for thla ad. ABoirr Ono of our finest s u i t ^ a massive design wrth decorative double waterfall fronts, large plats glass mirrorB, superb quality construction Slid careful detailing throughout! In d ices Bed, Cho.it, Vanity ami Chair in fuslrous prlrna vera vorwera. Suavly almfle In atylinff, this dealgn schlavt b w u t, Through it* smooth Uns and correct proportions, hrough taurrful Yfnlahing and detailing, through' innate quality of constriction . . . sa»i. oubstandli\g example of good modern.. Soundly walnut vsnssra with other selected woods. Has large, landscs mirror. Bed, Chest, Vaiitty and N its Stand. % ; ^ * ;) , C le r k ( �; ! 'p y-a n F *'? V 7 X - - ;; .M If * • wteh to be freei If « • wteh to preserve b 'loU U tho*# inestimable prirlle|M for *hk h we have beta to long taaUwlUc-^we mutt flghtl ^ —r iT n ir a B u ia r , Itl lb*, t l * « U .xpxr ilU mxfc* ; ; p r tltf tiT t W h f % VOLUME XXXVI >■ 1 "” j » t . AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER E stablished 1908 j 16 Poles Said 1H, a i l Sands (tr IMlb. btab*. Bit11 ■ f la t ttw . ************* i J| M ember A ssociated P re ss NUMI I EH 133, Japanese Surrendering In Large aigns Ike And Bride After Wedding S ta r ts ': Wi midland Accused Plotting To* Foi Anti - Soviet Bloc LONDON. June |w r FORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. J UNE 18. 1915 ToConfessTo mes m e Robert R. Dies In Hospital In W ashington (AH) — The So* let-controlled Ber­ lin radio today announced that Col. Gen. U r n a r ln , Kusaian com m ander In th e tierman c a p ila l, has been kilted In an accident. The b road* cast Rave no details. h* MOSCOW, June 18. (AP) —The secretary of the Mili­ tary Collegium of the Sup­ reme Court told the judges a today that Maj. Gen. Oku* lic k i and others of the 1C Polish leaders had confessed to a long list of Charges in­ cluding killing 694 Russian oTflhrs. anti-Soviet espionage V* Mr V Well Known Sanford Man Had Received Medical Discharge * Superfort.s Put The Torch To Four Bigr riticH In Japan; Death Rate Grows Air View Of Wreck Where Sixteen Died *-s' M il \\ \S lltN G T O N . June l», (A l’l — General ^Uscnhower rrturnrd trium phantly today lo a grateful America lo receire from his countrymen a ninqiirrlng hrro’a tum ultous acclaim. TFiou-unds cheered him on a iiaradr to the Capi­ tol where he told thr nation's lawmaker* and jurists the subtler "passionately believe* the problem* ol peace ran »nd must be m rt." . ,, R obert Randolph Dodson, wall ■ ‘ S v is .^ known Hanford auto mechanic and w ar veteran, died Friday evening at Mount Alto Veteran's I" •* » . . hospital. Washington, D. G, after • P J i an Illness of two year*. T i «•. Illv tssnelglfd t*r*e«) •*» .*« ww ‘ Mr, Dodson had lived In San-f K i m r a i d i n g S t ) p e r f o r t .* p u t ford since 11120 and uqtll hid tlu lu r c h to fo u r m o re illness had tn-sn engaged in thi J a p a iii's c ( I t lea t c n la y w i t h automotive repair business. For manv •■ears he lived as a rntmber :t ,0 ()i) to n .* of in c e n d ia r y of the family of Mr. and Mr*. , V 1 ” ' v Ito n th * a.* A m e r i c a n g ro u n d f t nml conferring with the Ger­ J. W. More, both prior to th* • » mans. f o r t T * s t o p p e d u p t h e N ip time thev came to S anford and t i ‘ < l : f 1 Okulickl was Beenscil of posses­ during the lime tRey have Jived IK in t'.*i' d e a th ra te 111 t h e »V^V '?r^If ‘ sing at the time of his o r m t by here He was io>rn in Culpepper, c lo n in g s t a g e s o f t h o O k i n a w a the Reel Arm y a document in Va. A pril It, 1900. a n d P h ilip p in e c a m p a ig n s . which he declared th a t in the r. He entered the Arm y on Sept. a event of u Soviet victory over General Dwight D. Eisenhower is pictured hcie as he looked in I. 1912 and d u rirg tho latter Ja p a n e se .* o I d i o r .* lo s t Germany, England would have to 11*15 shortly after he wax eommissioned and married. Mr* Ei*en part of January, 19t.'t, received | tin ii will to fig h t and surrenderform a w estern European bloc to tower is with "him in the photo, which was taken in San Antonio, a d.acharge at the Santa Bar* c l m m u in ilc i’ i-nt. .11 y lnri?«* num (exaa. (International) combat the Russians. tiara General Hospital in Califor­ 1 I m t * ,i * thov 'a w n e a rly ,'1,000 n f The document was said to as­ nia because of illness He WSJ g I f hi' i * *mf4i*l*** t . l l r . l d a ily in sert that Germany and Poland | ; Tf,e- I*I 1 11•| hlltllf* member of lhe First Hresbyteriaa should be in the bloc Indications Church ami of I'amplwll-Loxilng Rr-M-ur « nfk**r> mill Ml>out thi* »r<*np in ihli* mirtiil vu-u .>f tin 1 H 4 I’i'IIII' V1• a n i i I! j SiO-eta n n a ! hjaifia v trfp rr|K>r!<«it f t were that the Red arm y prose Host 53 of the American I.eficm. rm*«t Wiinhinifttvh llu ff u lti p x p i t x d which w i n l r r t y i l .i l nt M h-.n I* Aff . k llt'.J .t mu llnj f f, Mfw | I lll'o HlJ'l m FKlUlhcutor would aak the death penalty -rur r*n! l-s-n •I i u li ,i fn i i Inna :'Hraili-Sinwra|»id ndviinru Mi Dodson Is survived bv till f t U u t I hi r 1v t.fthrrp i n j u r e d m the im itk’iil u h i r h fe ll m t i . at least. tim fi »rnphi'4 into t h e m 11r■t«>r ul ) parents. Mr. and Mrs IL B, Dodi pri'fts t rttek ah i itl thi- im» i .if I ^ n f un l r s (i>rn mm t h r ( ' a^R i *oi, of Mount Vernon, Va . four , %«*»i V a llr \ id-Hiti- -f thi* n o rth e rn LONDON, June IM, i/P> The sisters. Mrs. Alice Almon. Mr*.’ iOiMiu tin** M aulinurd flu l*»ge Tin re* J George Philips and Mr*. F lit fl'.th A t lird m ill Jriim m A C N aggell of Mount Vernon, and le i thi- war Mrs Winslow Gnutov of Wash* wtMihi !*4* K{>rrilr.i ui» Tukvii fore* I ! U|*I lit M*«1 tl*l !•»«* Tfcr»#* irEton, II (’.; th re e brother*, W ikwlson, John Willisnt Influence Of Good J J . Rocco Is Installed Rupert Dodson and l/udlry Dodson of In Absentia; David W ashington, 1*. C. Books On Courage, No announcement n*s been Character Is Told Stands In His Place malle Km thi' f ir s t turn* Stm uim lc yet concerning funeral ar­ i.iunt v \% v\«v Ihi It iin | in H a « i rangem ents or interm ent. "One Hundred Best H.-<Vs" wa* In nn'im pressive ceremony Pri h»iui r i n v r . it w h * ii'V f i In i t ” 'lw v All citiicns of Seminole County Rotary And Kiwania by Ajfrec On K r i* arc! F L a m m u n i v i>nhD* Directors who aro'interested In development the subject of Mrs Holland ‘ dav evening at th e Legion lint, Dean’s talk before the Rotary j officers of ( empbrii-l-oxxing i n-t ritv c h a ir mutt nf the* 7th w ar lour) ] of county, roads in their respec­ Meet Tue.sday; Two rrieryA venue Farm Highly ylcftvcfl ^ ! t p ( h f t | dnvf. tta refillar weakly 1 ami auxiliary were installed, tive sections, lire requested to Club at With only l- "HTnrft 1n & attend e s p e c ia l meeting - of th* -n *h~*h* M*yl**~-Hctel L * Gamef^On Thursday O f Richard H ickson %Tt um’iusJ.^icivfi, hirTftiftr 'ommatfScr-gieet o f thjr p ost, the L'ountj' b *h«*rt i »h i t t L Uumi ^ C o u n ty " Com mlssfiift to "bo held at today. Mr* “Dean, who was intro vommi rtnil finr mUif/irv frnmlnc' flTfomDavid, first Seminole County wiili*!. to th r w iM it «>f $1 *t.l„|*i»t the Court -House at 8:00 o'clock duced by H. II Coleman as a Yjr»ilrr .Iit r. In*n >»f t oaih C" 1 \ f.|i»ti \ ill 11. I*|g*4 t • I fn. frl r hr 1 0 . i ' it ol J«.bn L . (in llo w a y tbis evening for the purpose of professor of English at Rollins v ein an to be dltchargi-d under KftltJeiie tl.v Soft Softhull IsTUKur M ufnj1 !l men nf <'oinptoy C\ the CciUr>r rile* hull IsTAKUl* "ff Th.' K »>on«l .im.tn ,e ItJUUri* n ,.‘ 1* r. . r teen ..{ IM. vr b' m**li | . (hi (mint system, stood m -his drtarmfning wh a t secondary College, quoted from English and M .tTiiln \ j i i i o n a l ( iiiu n l ru tu rtie ii the Oly of Sanford ork'Ht. I u«» »•«' • 1 1 ■i iitii*i11 .1.) Ml - . -.1* - • 1. I planroads in the county should be American literature to show the I it 11> Snturdu) fm m lh*» Itrlamlo Iltd nt >eminolr Ihk'h St hot)I un f l k I’M "^.t I ill 141v 1' k S HMf MII | tel Thelast call was made today Othx-r officers Installed under improved os feeders to the pri value nf it to the individual of Friday rtrninif »nd rrprmiriitH t must *«'tl "" nvi-im ’* Uni .*M Mm .111 I’l lilt l>f Jlhft ? \ 11 fliiM' \a 1h t »* fm th r p re c rw ldirection of Joel 8. Field, com ­ for the payment of County laie- t iv r n of ftiu r t r a in s (>artu i p a tc .l f t rnary system of roads under a character and courage. 111 ^«i \ iU y p , ih . y h»i| r * c fiv p t| f l O . f i l l fitch o f th*» I - ri*|t.,nn ! l*Hit ‘it III *111111’ it* lit u <. a HIP’*Vill assrssrd on the 194 4 (ax roll and mander of tho 7th district were: n e * Federal aid plan, according Charles Morrison, manager of iritf lin v i to mrft »*.n lut.ta w.x Bay* of lntriiwivt" *lu«ly rirul f)f. L T Ijo.^a rlertrtl Mt M.tW I k ” 4 44' < -4!•- » rem aining unpaid. IVrsona who II.II. Hope, vice commander; L.A. to O. P. Herndon, county clerk. th at in ft lot of L I ’mih U ," so).! the Rotary softball team an­ cUnt of ih© Ix-mrur. Sn n f o n ! t*» iPPptMt th. sit** hk I *lf ill. to iti'lh e r ft it h 500 o f f ic e r s This meeting is being h eld ns n nounces! the lineup for the soft- Morrison, second vice com mander; have purchased rent estate during c-vrnlntf nt the Mr I. r Mi* todav. (ftftt til j ii mi rnlUtcd men <*f thr- Htato H r . L. <> U ra tf, I 1944 o r 1945 would do well to Forrest Galchel, th eir vice com mi me iw iiiii Club viuu »«• • i wnnitvi, *••««« I I .nurd result of receipt of a recant letter hall game with the nKlwanlt Lftkrfront P a rk the leitfur will 1 A Bond Premlei . w ill !„• II ri-clnf check up and see that the 11MI ' . i*^ii...*... NtMted! be played tomorrow mender: Dr R.W, Rucker, chapfrom F. Elgin Ilayleti, chairman which will . . stftrt it i» lMw»n nl 7: tfi o 'clo ck mvrn Wfttlfir*«U\ Ion, 20 | t l 1lie • tl :t !"P* 1 h. |ir M | 1 r »V 1 r. •1 taxes a re paid, Jno I i s Jink InIn in ; Aubrey Kendall, sergeant at hr* Ur 1ie \ ri! ' Hit life Iirricf itii of the Bln to Road D epartm ent to night, lip said that there would with Tin Stfiti* <»unr»| teum H 15 u'etoek M i 11 » p i n r i n .i i .i ^1;t f ti‘ft te il- r hi- i i 1 t 1 H i« k •••■ trl iVPi) fltiin tin said today. In some cs*ea It ha* In f F r u f r i i ii ' v hml lit i* 15 tei lit 11 dim uif were V th* ‘Commission in which It was be no admission charge for the arms nml it pipeclml iir«« l*I.UM 11(41% l.fi’d , f it r tn nf ? w j 7 414txT M r F’ic lil sp o ke o f the Ia-g iu n heen found that -dter the lai Yowoirp n ifty itiir F r nrtk n i in "re n te r I I'm i thfif received sta te d th a t Congress has alio gam* which begins st 8:30 o’clock mi rtmir«*rl. Mr L « . . ................. -ah ! \ I ehMr -te.i M i l l . . - I r made property t 1 .41i |i it:,.j i.linic 1 \ i"a I rated the sum of )1 ,500,000,000 and predicted a score of 22 to 5 w ork d u rin g tho p a st tw o v e in * assessm ent S o n ic iil*1!* " f the riv w lry itmi !-ri minute shntt V ' 1 i».• , .r i •- i i , i , 11 \ >i’llllC Ih " ir r | ,J -A' t < .H-r i .n lliiih a y <i( Fast Commander Wtllinm F Im* changed hands -e v .'a i time- tftc ite m put hu hi* tu he fiirreil >|* m r lii.liiin i' )i* !i t h,ia « \ for the purpose of developing Itl favor of the Itutnrlans. a.f . , 1, i .MHkly \ • » ’ 1 Ihtte . M1 U’ Ul J ‘ ’ n Met'*Sih, aSfttw road* during a three year period G .i A. Speer, chairman nf the Tho rne, and said tlist tie inui and none of the owner* paid th­ t) V t h e * f ifiiiiir"’ 1* 1nil ii n I«h | l»v lill"VK11«* A fia t i in xes S p e e r, r -> i 1.4 V |H|| ' ' ' '• ' 1hlv IX *, \ 1 rl h It Ihc fm t thm th r Yowrll *rnm ! I’.h n lro lo r 1h«t s b,*’ throughout the mtiori. Of this 7th War l*>an Drive in Seminole done a w o m lerfu l job. The tax snie will b* held si backi-l i( t h - l aidrn.t -pnrt-m an, ♦ h« i * I U 1 (11 U .» . Mlf. M L. j-. « merit ' I n ' Mrs Hoy Prentice of K issim ­ m|u„ - a S(„ir am ount Ktorida will receive |7 , County, announced that the total », .... . 1. 1 . 1 000,000 per year or $ 2 , 186,000 E-bond sale* to date are 60 per­ mee seventh d istrict roiqmander tile Court House on Monday, Arthur V^wrll. mk’mI uirn-hAut. -iarn tig Paul M > 1 in ill M i l It* mi' cn iiiit s |n i'ii-- • ii.n h’ tl V%4*4(1 1 Lit? nr n J r . Pf* W ill. .r A GilU Pt Rnlph Johnimn, Pvt, hi’ r v c nil th** v r ' t tiihl# iftu w i l' yurde fo r Federal participation in sec­ cent ahort of the quota and urged of the Auxiliary Installed the fol­ July 2, and these delinquent w in liwve a* memlwr* mo*tly Ohcrnn. will l>e in> fffiitrri Lull'll K. Jones. Pvt. C ly d e 3 . int0r«.fftff n f * <+tit»it| K I m u . I h K f ondary highways. everyone to do hli full duty In lowing officers a fte r mentioning taxes 'm ay be paid to th r Com ty Nevy men and will 1)C managed Persons purhaamg Imi IIiI k will 1 fo rts nrc in»>A ht’inir niuilt* In Starry. Pvt IhmnM R. t ’ lre y end Yeoman J W. Ilueklcr of the Seminole County has been re­ order to mai'ntain this county’n th a t the president, Mr*. SVbll Tax Collecthr at sn y time before receive tickets to tbi- I ' . T f o r n u n i i i ’ ; finil Iftnil for «.uituhl* v \ |»ri imrril - Pvt r r s iir ia I Wdtnvi nford Naval Air Station. quested to Hat secondary roads unblemished record, G e o r i r o Kouth. had already been installed: the tax sale and in such <as«s the 1 lilfM) at Ovi**ilo ui.’i /rllw*»4»»l. hi F ra n k ’s tenm, hacked by an ­ totalling 100 m llti in length In Touhy called attention to the as vice president, Firs. M.D. paid item s will t>4 stricken from oth er great -port-m un. f r a nk -u iil f t order to g e t priority In construc­ W ar Bond premier a t the Rits Baker; as secretary, Mrs. I,wrens the sale lis t I.hit o f lands a d vertised for un Pavllck. will ha vp tin il the rrrnrn tion. This does not include pri­ th e ate r Wednesday night. Irw in; at treasu rer, Mrs. Olga K. 171lift It i »’ I'l’ll kr I H -I I•\ - 'll' Saihjr Found Dead N e g r e s s I njurt’d m ary roads such as S tate fload Included among )ho books H u n ter; ns chaplain, Mrs. M ar­ Paid 1944 taxes app eared n The of Sftnfurtl'ff vt»ter»n nofthftllerfl w* I 1( ilOTI t •* 1h»« I.•tl ■1 From Bullt’t Wound F rlf rnotift w ill hiiv© »t the helm 17. For construction of secondary which Mrs. Dean quoted front g a re t Goil. as sergeant of arm s, Sanford Herald on May 2h. June urn! I'M im ! In B u s At’fidtnt roruis the Federal government were: the Bible, IDomer’s "Iliad Mrs. Jorl Field and as a s sista n t 4, II an d today. Taxes hav- been crafty <’hftrlrN Morriffiin who v%i|l < h' t kff fnr i»i -I.44. i M E'olo p rn piv o l n 11’li'jitmfio Cft.il will allow 50 percent and ths and Odesscy." ETutarrh'* '‘Elves,” sergeant of arms, Mrs. Fllixabcth mid on a large number of these ffNCTuit hi* tru m fro m th** m iiehtv., riin «le imt I 4I 1 WdLn Ronton, i, 1, 1 .ii »d'l ,i> 1 Ml A M S nol.*) to the **f^ state, 50 itercad of the costM ato’s “ Symposium,” Boswell's Ixmg Mr*. K.N, White, d istric t terns but them am rem-iining slugging 1 plv ry fn l, of Srmi‘ n<mi* 1 rcsio, *if f 1V|fit|n * t'i * | || I• f I ml il m i *4.’ Tin- Kioto l.iiitril . 1 iliut H.tfve m N H un idfo rd , •■Life of Jo h n s o n ," l^w is Cur s e lv e s nt nt arms, was present. j some Heine unpaid Thr t iin tier High School n Vm«11 on her f*U'e Inn .i ! '. H v O ff i c e r < i i'f I hr S s n f u f t l Joel Flrlil told the group th a t, of item s originally listed was team , uiitlri direction of ruin,- t oli* iihd glrdic i i . *>« -1 orii" iir i roll's *'Alice In W otderland” Tol­ i. Suttllduy Nfiifil Air S tftlio o , ti*441 at sto y ’s “ W ar and Fence,” Joel ),. w *ta in favor of compulsory 466; th e number of these which other th»o For ter Ijuulng, ( u1urc*l )•mhi my beine hit *«• d hn.Mt > ul Fddk,<» I-, hfiine in h is ^uritift* ujiufTfnC'nt fit Chandler H arris’ "Uncle Remus military training for young men, have been paid Is I6N, leaving d e n t of the KcmuWii |»r J thr np««n door f • hr tm from , .*f the ('uunlv I •»•«» llurr-n* ’ « * * Jo* W rit S ft/eenih »hot approxim ately 2UH items yrl un Sportsm an Ann'-clntinfi. —ill be i rp Stories,” ' Shakespeare's "Romeo and suugvsted th a t the le g io n ■ i •r • rni'T »he hud ii»i uhk-l.t* I *•t ,M L . C iitlm n recruited fmm thr OiiftrtUmrn. tuiimrlf and Ju lltt,” and Marjorie Kin- sponsored the student m Hilary pafii First S treet mil I'-.ik Avnmr m ( w ith M r Mow i i .uii i In h m i/ Mr Jlnklns callml nUeritlnn u> an d it is rumored will draw mi In v rR iijfA tto n hv O f f i c e m K. M. corns of Seminole High School ft AUGUSTA Ga.. June 18 (Spe­ nan Rawlings' “ Yearling." (..vrrther with Muyin K.Item.I <I«-f. R L- (iillynnl *nd (*. C* e entire U. R. Army ami nil ntuiut I0;(I0 o'cI.h w ihm Calling attention to the '‘One which during the past y ear h u the Florida Law which provides th cial) — Pvt. Jamas R. Ellis, of S r i m t o i loyif F Somehow (he bnom-ed f«>r»iir.l' ||iggln*. St,.t.Senator I loy.l K s,-^ortffnw retu rn in g Armv w ar veterans for 401 Celery Avenue. Sanford, hoe Hundred Significant Books" of been sponsored by Klwanla. lie that: "A ll uwnsra of pr«i>*rty s ta r Muggers and fielders, sf.er stopping .............. .a.d lt„ y , ........................ . M. f t f f f r ^ ^ r d ^ i S / K by h f lj tp .know th a C tM ta arrived a t thej* Oliver General the Natloral Council of English inted put t^ * t by t h l |4train in g Mrs. Paul II Moore, wife of | S m ith and 1- II 'Mnn uml late, i w tttlmel,t< t|„ ,t Hamiiford had '~ K o l In the league, but at tho aH ew for TeachcJPJhMMl Dprasrt** “lltrTHte yopng men etood a 'chance are due an3 payable tbrrron ta m e lime draw ing a lot nf a t­ Lieut. Muoro of 1h<- .Sanford Na- j held a meet mg ul the i it y Hall ,^ llt himself with a ..'tH caliber annually, and are hereby charged red Bs5 P * j Hu " and Ufe msgmto become officers afld would re ­ furthkr medical treatment. ib>, tention are Die RoU rlans and Kl- vnl A ir Station, huppened to be Mr, ....................... through tlir temple. He * Dover General Hospital la on* sine’s hundred besj books, Mrs. ceive discipline that would make with th e duly af ascertaining ’tha w anlans who will play Tuesday ciossing nearby and screamed a legislator* on -rcurl g u lull pistol w o milled bv Navy ambulance amount of such tax ar.d paying f t o f . ths Army'a gn at medical In- Dean explained, she did not in­ them more valuable to th eir warning too late, -hr -aid, fnr thu I favorable to Hie experiment -tu n lv h t al the la k e fro n t. and who t*> the station hospital where he the ta m e before th* F lrit 91 ■lHutlon*,-aml hat a b*d capacity tend to talk about a hundred school, home and country. get nut of n o n f r n j c i ' will probably obllginely collect negress to heed it and gi died at 2:43 A M , police wero of 8,000. It npraunta the final books and not all, of them would He then told nf establishment April o f each year." all the tim h iiu r i an their cloth­ ths way, The ride felt tm the Senator Hoyle retorted that he in formed ■tan In the chain of evacuation b« the beat, but th* added, "Any­ of Slate- Legion Headquarters ing In order to aid the laagus neijress, th* jla** globe »»> shat­ would try to aecurr th r original Police reported th a t tho pistol one who likes this kind of books for the next year to be.located from the front lines. player* of Thiwwi Thtyxday evening. „teredi on j - , tha •pavement, and -po-, proposed appro) nation for it. hml only one shell in It. the othWith the war against Japan will find them Just the kind of at tha Velde* Hotel. A covered lice had to Warn away the crowd ' r H iggm i I olulrd out that era were oh the table ami floor ' f t uppermost In lh« minds of its books he likes.” dish supper, prepared_byjnembus a . the—hrickenn am lnrlancr dw v r U j ^ e a l l h of tlii.T . ctio I^IS baaed m the aiartiu c n t. TKF bullet woo-, “ INFLATION DANGER personnel Oliver General la mak­ ■ - Speaking rrt the Infloenee- of of the Auxiliary, was served uf ' . on agricultute ami commended later found in the bed. >od books on ths youthful mind, prior to the meeting.’ ing every effort to be ready for An investigation is being made The negress was then taken! |mth tire le g i-latm . and the Farm LONGWOOD, June 18, (Spe­ NEW YORK. J u n e 18. G the casual tie* which must In- „ r s. Dean aiked, “Who can tell Naval authorities to d e te n u to the Sanford Clinic where -weny* [jurcau for .en rrlti” the nmfert bv cial)— Tonight starts tha middle T he collective purrharing power were taken, and (lien to F'ernald=r=SF ••vjtably result from tha proeacu- whether his merry heart was his if the shiNitine was inten­ week of th* first summer pro­ of wage cam era’ ineomea repre* Au ftftin ■of the war Ip tha Pacific. by nature or whether be learned Laughton Memorial Hospital,' — ----tional or accidental, according to gram of racing at th* Sanford•Writs the most sarious danger of Thousand* of vrosmftd and sick It front Robert Louis Stevenson? Lieut. W. K Spry, public rota­ where eh* was rei-orted by Dr, I . r o wr Kennel Club, resulting Inflation. S ecretary of th# T re a ­ G. f t than from tha European Theater Who can tell whether that prsve Sgt, Joseph 8enkarlk of Fort Orlstyio II. Stark*, slicndlng physmao. R i c h a r d S llU W , U . S . i N . tion* officer of the Sanford Naval revocation of Jimmy Byrne*1 sury Morgenthau said today In a|ao continue to ba evacuated and plrlt was his from the beginning Jackson, 8. C, spent the week­ as resting cofufortubly. Extent Air Station. l receive treatment hereftf* or whether ik comet In rart iron) end at the homo. Of'hit parents, order closing all race tracks u rg in g th at more money l>« put nf her Injuries, lie said, inrludrd Back After 20 Months iiannlford (x survived by hia last Jan. 3. Tha Florida LegistsLegUli Barrie’s address on courage: * 'J1*- V — —III- . e laceration wife and two daughters, one five ratio tm the left temple, Mr. .end Mrs. John Benkorik. lia ture Immediately extended Flol Into war bonds. -, . “Th* civilian goods which you ***I. would; , tf l eeuld provide arrived to attend the wedding of which ' required four itllchcs and WASHINGTON. D.G. June 18. years olid thu other, about IS xt buy with your money are two, fractured rib* on the right (Special) you with a -sta ff lor that some, hfs slater, Mis* Anne Senkarlk, Ida's raring season beyond May Prior to com ing — Richard M.A. Shaw. months old. II, its official closing date, and try scarce,” he said In a talk What bloody march shaed. L can­ tA Ena. WsrdJSerkey. aide! She was also shocked and Aviation Chief Machinist’* Mate, here he wee stationed in MtamL ten weeks of raring ware sched­ prepared for mutual ayatem not provkU Tpu with that ataff, I daied from the impact of the U.B.N., of 317 Park Avenue, San­ but perhaps I can tell you hour ■■- ? r i ■■■' ■ **«w V-12 Student Daniel Senkarlk uled for the Lnngwood track. To­ broadcast from Naw York *■ part heavy pole to which was attached ford, hat returned on leave after night la th* beginning of the o f "tabor's salute to th* Seventh several direction signs. No a r­ 20 months of duty In the South immature American egret. to use It and lose II and ding to arrived home for a two woek's War loan.” rests were made, according to Atlantic where ho was plane repUl* exhausted from lack of it mom than evtr. You shall cut leave from lUMn, 0*. He will be fifth week. la tonight's events, DobM* “They are going to be scarce yollca. The bus wti* driven by tain of a land-base Navy search dropped down on tho lawn It-weo it U ordilnod—everyone etatloned University of ranting from tha number two fer a good long while to com*.«j M Burch, ,. n f «Hist . . . i nyllit' Allen I U Holly for himself and Its ham* Is Kansas after his leava la over. plane on 63 mixtions. box In the second race, and Unde W* rt*ed to moke u* our minds to b 'A v a . Friday. Tha bird wsa picked Deeplyr _____________ concerned over OPA.r*______h Firing In a big PBM MA­ Don, out of th* eight box In th* thle fact and face It” > by Fhyille, ecd with the aid ^^Vufltora a t today’s luncheon InLieut. 0. Butner is , of an egg shortage, a IKtte iris ol RINER, ho participated In long ports third race, according to soma Mil John Miller, woe bronght lag a aev»« ,va .with hla d hen hen of the New Hampshire Iff THE NAVY day and night searches. In all red BRIDGED WINS . K««t*iUBt^v»roAied from^*t£**Enro° has Jug returpcd^irora tna^gjuo* parents, Mr. the Zoo. ire. Leo Botnar. fan*, should make the daily I.T.. iS l kind* of weather, on th* lookout variety In th* backyard of J-T double, with Leo*!* taking th* WASHINGTON, June II. </P>• Lstioned in Lieut, flutner The keeper, Phil King, Hardy, 108 Poplar Avenue, arouaThomtt Charles Vaughan and for enemy submarine! and other — ’ ■:‘ I*! 'V - 7 Tbe Supreme • Court today ruled Roswell, N, h a t following feature eeventh event force feeding and watering _ the ed the whole neighborhood tUa Calvin Hlnion Taylor, both rocent throats to our surface force*. 1 Pi*: n o & Road Meeting Will Be Held Tonight * A t Co u r t House Mrs. R. L* Dean Installation Of Delivers Address Officers Held At At Rotary Cl u b American Legion Softball Season War Rond Drive Is Si t e Is Selected: ,'* -,A In County, c i n ra ,;nn Of Gets Underway Lugging Ed Lane Reports |lor Locatlon u t State Guard Unit Under Kettles, Farm Station Hack From Trip Tp Orlando Air Base Tax Sale Will Bti 3®! Made At Coiltf: Ho u s e July 2 • a ( ..Pvt. James R. Ellis In Georgia Hospital J e Half Way Point Is Reached- Iiv Racing Home On Leave American Egret Is • Placed In City Zoo One Little Red Hen Is Doing: Her Duty it the his leave station In 4 Invalid, * deportation Attached to Patrol Bombing against IUmr Bridge*, the Waat greduetas of Stminola High School Squadron 211, the 81-year-old Coast CIO laodar. The eourt'i ware accepted by th* Nav; Navy alrcrewman and hia eauadderision climaxed e seven ye*i ron mates played a vital part In th* battle to get men and suppllei softly to ths European ■ war theater. Chief Shaw was a shipping Clark before Joining th# Naw In 1941. HU wife. Mr*. Mary Louis* >, lives at th* Park Avenue o to a ■b. —W # noon with her triumphant and somewhat agonised cockling oa she laid an egg of record brook­ ing alia. * Mr. Hardy, who la connected with tlta city water distribution department, today proudly • Htriad J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 15, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 15, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 15, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3b4b639e1ba2cfaffc8b678233cb2892.pdf f0db6c69d7be79e3e8d686d0f5532547 PDF Text Text r '.-A 0 N s i ? f \j pagiT TAcnra rriF. s A N ro n n n rn A L D . fU N F o n n MONDAT, JUNR 11. 191 ft .o r j t >a Seminole County Court Record CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING June 8, 19<S Warranty IWda Steward. lloaa el al to O. E. Fournkrr rt UX. Kvana. Frank et u* to Harvey f I'ugh rt ux. Dreach. Katherine to Henry A. Hrml well e. ir.v Homlney, Sanford 4 John D. Jinkina to Henry Urown et ux. Mayo, Oacar et ux to Bryant Johnson. Jinkina, John D. to Dill Tyre SATES l k per Une for o m Insertion Me per Um far thrae Inaertiona Ole H r lino for • laeertieaa per line for M inaertiona ■ am rate* . . . 30c HtiLP W A N TE D II. B. r o p l i CO. U. 8. TIRES and TUBES COLORED gin* for laundry work. Itcfculur Mima und wage* Apply in person, Sominolu — One heavy-duty County Laundry Co., did W. grapple hook hay loader outfit. 3rd St______________ Phone County 4503.___________ GIRLS for Swla Fountain. Touch10 ACRE farm Iliad, good flow­ ton Drug C o . ____________ ing walla, 10 ecree rough lanJ ‘ Palm Hammock Benford,- Fla. HELP WANT Ell P, E. Bolt, 1101 Perk A ve„ Furnncemen. I limitin'ram it ha, Mill­ Sanford, Ha. Phone AS1-W. wright!, Ma chi mils, a m i I util Makers- fully experienced for WOMAN'S pre-war bicycle. Viola Ordnance plant. Bn>ley, 1110 Parelmmon Ave, Must have I) H.KS. Referral Card. Phone or Vi (rite r “ ” -TRUCK! American Machinery Corporation ____ No priority needed ! t Orlando. Florida 1941 Chevrolet High Htete Body. or \pply 10 wheela. excellent Urea, ter|!. S, Employ menI Service. paulln, new motor. Harin' to go on tiiet heavy hauling jobj Celling YOUNG couple Pr,f»iO U,ER MOTOR SALES Mg W. let « t . Phone -512 NEW electric water better, eutn matic. Bauer Radio * Elec . trie Service. OAKLAND touring cer, 1821 model, good rubber, |7A 00. Ldvverdi, Jlemltiole IDgh School Farm. ________________ 14 ecrea land lying mulh ol railroad, houa* and 2 lota own a s Tooten I'laca - W arr use and 2 lota lying along ■ldu of railway In Cameron City. Going Into »arv!co. Mat Kunlk. Rt. 1. Box 133, Sanford Florida Hotel man- ami wile WANTED; Helper. Jimmie Cow an’a Sheet Metal VVorka. WOMHN— We have aubatantial eainirig olipurtuliity fur hou*ewive* nnd other women who want to earn lull unable In ile vote time I” office nr factory work. Write Box N il, era ll a rT ia . Major General E. W Fit lea, Commanding flcnera! of the Infantry Replacement Training Center, Camp Hltindilig, is shown above preiti-ntmg, cm he half of the Army Ground Force*, to Governor Mil­ lard P Caldwell, Honorary ( hmrmati of the Holi da War Finance Committee, a unit of the stirring military al.uw ’‘ HERE’S VoUlt IN FANTRY to he seen In Senfortl next Thursday night in the intereal of the Seventh i\ «t luuiii Drive HERE'S YOUR INFANTRY, which is Iteing presented under the joint auspice of the Army Ground Forces ami th» War Finance Committee of the 11.S, Treasury Department, realistically present* ground warfare. |j*f»n*nUon. vinomplifymi<nt innur • iiin’ 0 , wrul fhr nuini’ fitUH itiiii Cost‘ Of State Government Grows uiUntons nml hoftnh which |»r*»t4?ii the citiicnii, wen* not Considerably In One Hundred Years urnl it function of the State. In a linjftmxanl way soruv of tin m frll within the province* of local pivrrnment, but the greater num­ ber were nimply non cxlatunt. Stephena, Beaxie I’ , to Ned Stephen* Stephen*. Be* vie P. to Lane Johnaon et ux Special Warranty Herd* Brock, IJ. C. et tf/j to Beaaie I' Stephen*. Heal Kalale Mortgagea Hall, John A. et ux to T). C. Brock. I.exter, H. et ux to J. S. Jonea, Jr. 4 It. M. Jonea. Hatlaafetlon of Mortgage* Cntherman, Clarence L. to J, S. Jonds Jr. 4 R. M. Jonea. Powrr of Attorney Heller, Seytnoui A. et ux to Jamea Heller el nl Heller, Milton S. et ux to James Heller st al Heller, Jamea et ux to Jamea lli-Her e< al eller luidorr 1' el in to Jams* tlellvi et ul. \Serner, Holley It. et ux to •lamer Heller et al. Heller. Rita to Jamea Heller et 11 Heller. Murray J. et ux to Jnmer Hcllei et al lit ltr **w cunI UCSrvjy Pendens An the Ktntc urew in |>opuluJonea, J. E, va It. B, John* tIon uni wpitllh nmt it* civillm tun Si Pt UX Hon Jbtxumi* nnir? roinplex, h«»c*,i»Flat Rity <tirt aUni l he a-Aimipt ion of N o rm a n d y A d d t o « C a » a r lb e r r y , more it ml more tltihc** by the Hu * Rtate; mill in the ir m r c t per Ity t.h•* wt »\ ® noil ftmpi*, the KILLS rilH. WTMS AMD MOIQUITOU in Madam Curie wn* tmrn Munyu of SMotlnwakK ami « m u govern of PICKING WINNERS TONlfiHT*S ALL-STAR; FEATURE The putt hurolred y • » r have brought tremenilou* iroiettsea ifi MiSCIblaLANEOUS R e n . n no h ie heavy duty ahd ylv# lonif aer Don't blarM babj for bawling . . . when aba’a Wttan by fliat and ■inline! I Ifalp irakxt her witb Flit I famous Inaerttdda kill! out iljr dangerous gertn-ladan malaria mosquitoes— but many bout#-, bold peat! Ilka moChi and fllaa. , Huy a large Wppty, today! government uan imiluplickt over r va in Poland before she waa a fpul over urirntint. NEW SHIPMENT of latest nhonBORROW 1IKRP W II EUR ograph rrcordi. Bauar Radio I’ KIVACV IS ItFMPFX i e d A Electric Service. YOUIt natural draire for privacy in money iiiatlers is strictly CAR RADIO, new tube*, A-l con rrapected here. Friends and relatives a’ * not queatlollerl about your credit. tour nuiPHOLSTKRY fabric*, tapr* ployer or buamsxx* nasortmte* Trlc*,' rtemlfki, brocalelle*, n will not hear of your pcraonal wood itock to select from. H uffuirs. there la no <nine for B, Brown, B l l N. Orange Ave e hibarra.anieuL, Phone 4M3, Orlaado, Fla. TRUCK i « , D « l M , F ^ L Will lake lots i Ml|ip,'r• b> ’■ |7‘ Jr p . ] [^ | f urniihI mimlwr S TH EF i t Douilney, Sanford 4 John D. Jinkina to Flixie Manley. Jonea, J. S. Jr. 4 It. M. Jonra ct ux to H. Lexter, lliarrick, W. A. et ux to Marie Bullet et vlr I, J. Limited Warranty Deeds Brantley, Hilton et UK to Mag­ gie Hill el vir Alfred. Brock, l). C. et iix to Anna a PHONE 14S OR BRING YO UIl Ada to THE SANFORD HERALD CMHL fire woyda to the line, Including phone and addreaj. All advertisement* for ellUallona’ wanted will be charged Tor at the regular claaalfled retea. ____ _ _ _ ___________ QUICK, c r e d it r e q u ir e m e n t ! No comaker* on money limit! Variable payment plans, FAM ILY LOAN U L Phone D vice. Calling price makes ti>l> an Florida Bank llldg. of far. No priority NOTICE! needed, ’ _____ ________ :l Wednesday. June HOLLER MOTOR SALEH Ssmintiii1 Tiro Shop W - lat St. Phone 521 from 12 noon til 7 00 4 p(C«ptfonal \\i-ilnraduy during the XIKE NEW , all matal extension. gnamel breakfast sat, f<0.00 ’ .complete, or with 2 chain, CURTAINS, U*> Uble clothx, ‘ |3J.OO; solid walnut dining acarft, waahed, itarched and i’ table, glai« top, *30.00. 600 W. atretched. MB Mellonvllla Ave. M, 1*t ,^L- aftemoona, _____ Phona B79. 8MA1.L alxe wood took stove, good condlllun. O.L. Shuman, Lake Mary.____________________ NOTICE I STAFFORD’S SERVICE STA TION. corner 2nd 4 Sanford will close Weil headay after CEAN Ice refrigerator, 50 lb ca noons lor the remainder of Ihc £ Jjiaelly. *06 Myrtle Ave.______ summer, beginning Wednesday June 13 JLE AND HORSE. Will trade or cowx. Carl IL Broneon, FOR RENT ttlO W. lat Bt. uoa oiar. nuu, maurraa ip ring, 2470 Palmetto Ave. ATTENTIO N : Service personnel and vacationist! — Apia, and room* two blocks from Main 1036 CITRYBIER Air-flow Be St. one half block of ocean by dan, good condition, 6 practlc day or week. Phono D49-1L 708 m new tlree, new upholetery, Broadway. Daytona Beach. Fla. radio and ovenlrlva. OPA cellIng 17%.00). Will aaerlflce for LARGE, cool corner room to IM0D0 CASH. Phone U7-J af builneia man. 611 N. French tar 7 P. M. Ave. Hi® tunu pair! tn puhli< official* The gnvrrMir’* aulury hit* i**'en rnulliplieii ttllfht_atinie?! uml -the attorney-iffn?rur»Sg|*iig^)t|?en tinted* One importnnt ImmI) of puhlir S A n lia ll have discovered an <rrvnnU, the memlHrm of the apple with alinoat ua much Vita, State lesi»lat itu receive little min C ns an orange tne White more toilny than tho*e iiniilarly (nlvllle. empToy?<! In 1M4T* in ony resjH*ct One rompirt? sel *if the ,Ni\vyj* Jhfy rovnpenantiou i- u^yuall) 1*^, for MlP tramin it yent a UlPr t»rd?i<,r ' nnd I John F, liuhlvk ui, the ii preRenlii live of Da>le f unnt V, a h * rreJite-l maps wriirh JUKI [Hiunm. foTrT'D*I>ay I-ONE irfW dreyhound G a • b a a the air over I f l l B O tonight at 0 10 m*t over W I . O F at 0:15 \ i .u c k V n m n k ' c h e e r fu l buddy w it h JOLLY MACK STOCKTON PRIDE TIME PASSES STAR DRIFT CUBAN j j i y t u . a ll th e “ dope” on the "M Ra at the San­ ford • Orlando fennel _Clah- Rucch Htnrt R:00 P. M. Sharp 5.1 i with 1700 mile* nf trnvkl a! ten r*£t» p?r mih* Althouuh Slot •* .ippt Mpi latlioim Sanford Orlando Kennels Club 1iu> r»»nritet1 t««in\ m tmiliotix, tujt t imtiAiiml T. I hr tnu tirii o f K#vr rrmmnt I* reiatively lijhler thkn It wn* In 1H*f> Turn at Red Arrow On Ruutr 17 (Hanford Highway) tween Hanford and Orlando. at Lung wood midway be Canndn'a forrat* rover an area of 1.220,400 aiiunre mile; nr more than one third of the total land area of the Dominion. Gen. Douglas MarArthur ha* won more American decorations than ever wrrr given to tiny other Army officer and also hu* medals from 10 foreign government* nipper refinery In lUlti al Trail, II.G. wn. the iH'guniing of the re fining of eop|ter In the Dominion of Canada. Wealeynn Collega for women In Macon, Gn., la the oldest char­ tered college In the world. lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= | | | = | | | E III= lll= SIMMONS SOFA BED BY .SPECIAL GRADE ROOM with private bath, doit Q U A LITY CHICKS In. 706 Eaxt 2nd SL id ' from high typ» U. H. rotad. pullorum tailed Uat- FURNISHED nOOM. 112 W. 4th k* W hlU an d Barred Rocks vse i” LOST: Light Jer»ey heifer stray. ed from Lord's pasture on San­ ford Avenue. A. E. Ilahum, D2H W. 3rd SL W A N T E D TO RENT ■N HEDGE or wind WANTED— NAVY couple dwires fumlihed apartment or cottage. Permanant No shUdren. Have car. P.0 . Box 00; Sanford. ’_________ N A V Y cotipla dwlree to rant furnished apartment or houae. r o - i T » A TJ__ i l t t WANT-EDt Bailneaa,women wool it SIT. W A N T E D - > • A lovely *ofa for your living room by day—^nd extra bedroom by nlgntl Of Full Spring Construction nnd covered in longweering, colorful fgbric— It will be a Joy to ,own I The ffihirt if bright for more and srier telephone service for people living in areas. ? i In rural areos. .*;*• Pjans are already resuming our rural , panslon program which was suspended in 1^42 when equipment and materials became more er^> I CARR' H im h r. Mpuniion of fan s tele- SOUTHERH phone service in the SoMh: The Soulhern Bell Company's farm telephone eipanilw, program JH H P extension’ when mate, available again. This J for expenditure of a; �r p a s te rn -' I I ■ (• * .^ a n f n r it I f w* with to bo frooi If wo wish to prtsarv* laviolite tho** laeatimabU prlvilege* for which wo hav* booa oo lows cooUndlnf— wo must fight! —r a t w ic k n u i r . AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER —- ---------- VOLUME XX X VI Established 1908 •MeetingToBeHeld In M oscow Friday resentatives As W ell As Polish Factions To Be Among Present *WASHINGTON, June IS, ( A I ') — President Truman annnunrrd today that a Blf Three time or place until hla arrival there. Ho alao oald ha expected tho Moocow meeting Friday to work out the Polish government would produce reeulta. He said ho would take Secretary of State Stettlnlu*. Jameo F. Byrne*, former wir moblllirr, Harry Hopklna and Qt Joseph E. Davie* aa hla represervatives to Moecow, to the Big Three meeting with him. lie said press Secretary Charles lloti aleo *il| ac­ company him and da everything pooalMc to pee that i f American newspaper* get equality of treatment aa to c o n f e r e n c e developments, which In Itself, he added, will wereooertly be secret. .* 'I i (Hr A*a*clsleO Prwsl J Representatives of the Rig Three, spokesmen for the Po­ lish provisional government at Warsaw and Polish Demo­ cratic leaders will confer in ^Moscow Friday oil the snarl­ ed Polish problem. London, Washington and Moscow made simultaneous announcements of the meet(Jing called io discuss the reorgatiiir«Mila«HI ua Paiv Tw»| DeadlockContinues jin Legislature On Reapportionment OL. . Saving: Superfort Crew In Pacific Accident life dog. Albtoe Joy Bird Presented To .. »_ Member Associated Preftn SHRINE MEETING t 131. Japanese Set Fire To Borneo’s Oil Fields A population incrt'ii sc of 22 perevnt In Sanford und of 10 percent in Seminole t ’oiintv dur­ ing the past five years is indi­ cated by tho census re-check undertaken by the County Cham­ ber of Commerce, which resulted In 2.4 44 additional name* being forwarded to the Director of Census st Tallahassee, Mayor Kdward Higgins a* malinger of thr Chamber (tody, revealed to­ day, The additional names bring Sanford's population up to almtit 12.51X1 a* comparer) with a Fed­ eral rrnsu* count of 10.217 In 1040. while the county copula lion is 24.6M I as compared to 22 1 H4 in 1010 l T.S. Tankmen Carry 500 Foot Hoses To Burn Japs Out Of Caves On Okinawa I Ilf \seiwlal r<| I'rvaft) F ire lig h t fd thi' P a cific 's tw o t>*|> ttirre n t cam pnigns tmlny, liliizinn throtiKli Htorn iff tanks (in one iif Horneo’s \ .hange from angulnr to 1OkillHWII. The .I«|IS set fir e parallel parking of automobile-1 to tanks iii B orn eo's serin on I'a.k Axcnue may tn- f...ih . (lj| cu.wl|,|e „ f nriKllICcomma* if thr ( ity t ommihiiiiiti . , adopt, an ordinance to that rf SI* mtlllnll barrels ll feel i„ be submitted by Citv At 'ear. when invading Australian tnrney Fred R. Wilson at the next forex- oerr *'<• mile- away and hirctirift.* cut «»ff t»s thick junirlr* \t thr 4\iinmi»tii>n mrrtmc I li»k#ciii4*Ufi Amrrit nn tankmen hi"ful.i\ **\rninjj «t thr l ‘it\ lUll. iiNckinir f»«M» foot rulrnnon hosts Attnnir> \V|lftiin \%«ft «lirn tr*l (*• up *hrn cliff* *l|»r«l thr inilfAva up ti paniHel |mrkmsf «»r*Un fnntr\mtf» cut ilrrply into the enp m v 'i s l i e r fm t h i * l i n k t»f S t n t r N o .< T h i * a c t io n fi» llo \sc » J th e m o lin g o f m le t t e r fro m N I r«f in thr uri^mnl Mh>Ml If t»cirina aMi«l tahulnlnui I hi* or if alii ftat tor.,“ hr ilrcUr f*! "iiifil th# public %rho^|ft. thr fhiifrhrft th* local «|r r%ft huard I( ii* r*g » 1 w*l Charles T. Rowland Knd« Radio Course ' I'hArlfs T RowIahU, 'S 1 c 7IM* llbNR. sot. of Mr ami Mrs. G. W, Rowland of 40 4 W tit Eighteenth Street ka> recently completed hiCourse In radio training with Ohialon 00 of U T S nl ^br IiglventUv’ of Wt.iun 4l»». -»l hj. i brrn senl !•* <*«llfornln fo»* fm ther duty. Divimon R B A in TO 1)1\ b beneath the save., a huge Superfortress (topi n .hown after it forced down aouthwest of Guam while on a siH-elnl mission. It, let. man er. « his taken t» ,,f|. enter! and wntrhrs the eraft as it disappear, from sight Meanwhile, a ileatf.xer-escort hurried tow„,.| ibelr tinn In snsurr to their ihutrenM rail nmi *ihui rr Acini I th«. m -I h b .u i All huiol* w Hf *hlp line thr rail (bottom) a, the ilnwiiril airmen crime alongside (.. hauled .it,.* ird I i f f t r i a l N a v y photos ( International SoumiphotnI tl.l «n)oy«s| lf»r *li- lin* tinn of a Ua Ii me the hitfhfkt AverAfftA of sny ilivikum * v» i AttrmlmK thr »eh<»4>l. .tint thr uirMere con* rstulntrtl by tap! 1 I K i‘oll.41d and were* tfiven sprcinl leave. Hudinmnn IL im Im *! Httrtobil IotmI » i') iooIi and iff H*lii**t«*«l fmm Srinmtdr I{ kh S«d... I •»» I I I M r e n te re d t lir - r •• i • d ' l f i n c f lu fidl*»Min|f October. Officer Installation W . J. Thigpen,!Mrs. Clara Stemper S-Sgt. John David ,{y Amerlcan Ll,ffi,,n Sn u p\ e. r v i*s o Yr,.0 f f.>2anYford Years, Is Dead First Discharged Registration, Dies Thru Point System Prominent Business Man Came To San­ ford 40 Years Ago Mrs. Clam Ann StomiKT, whu-e residence 1a at 1105 Weat Thml Strrrt. HIimI in a Inval hoppi'al IhrI niKht at II <a» 4relink aftrr an llInruR of mover al years Ftio had Urn mnfincif to thr ImEpiui for right days. Horn h irh 14 IH77 m I n i*. Sanford Veteran Re­ c e i v e d President­ ial In it C i t a t i o n The ( ainpbclt la>-»ing I'nst 63, American Legion and l.egmii Auxiliary, will Install their ur« ly elected officers at « joint in ■talla lion Friday rvrning at a Otl I' M at the Itirion hut J»*«*l I Firld. 7th Di*trit t * mitinNiiilrf vmII inutall tha «.ff i. • #.f thr t»«>i»t v%hlle Mr* ltu\ Pirnti* «*f hiftftirtunrr. 7th m r wi«fr»it of thr Auxiliary. >*lll "iwtall thr unit nffirvm A f ' V f l f l l l|Ufl H I ,, - . * ill i-1» hohl on so u th e rn fn p n M rA f flu m e t h r o v k im r ta n k * fnllrd ti» hnlt thr I VS. 37th Dlviftmti infnntr y men punhilitf into f *aif a v nit valley on northern I.Umil I -•Iii m«I for thr final hattlra •tf i i,»- I 'h t li p p m i' w Scvrii were kiuftknt out Kn* rn\ !i*ire« U'lnprOHilU • Ir.inmiT |M t*i • «ln| %ueree*l haltmir t thr ll**U|f . » m \ l l l r SohiruitMft ii fid In Auaaiea h llllil rniTMCeii • t * . • f -I i r - tti •t r *hw ram* pa k* * ttir lUitllHcut ftiir f r m l f i I If f r f l(<|rrtol \ ' . • *•••*••» \X Nun'll daily i 4.. m41nmr A " m I'ggf I l» f I . h, > *»r r i«a«•r> I* a’ ii h member •»! ti«« Ns t rmpirrb %wft»aci» 11e-r* tippr.ti *-«| before tin * um mi* wiMit mill ftiihmltlod r *»el»Alf nf thr Srftifi»rd Trnnia Club. **f which Ralph A Fimlth u pfe*! drni a petition lot the repair *» d ra-equipment of e«lntlii( tennia couth it Klirhth Street anil u. Kt If ctinn Piifrk , and thr inil ■Uuctii.ii uf a unit of two full­ er* t* coOrU. with fe» ft ami •qyij mrnt .«t Thirteenth Stie*-’ anil I'ahne^to A ln iM Thi- rnmmln»lnn*\ooLC -.i»c ..pi Ifrnrntlmmmm On F• g* n s ir o w m ir Ok ilia vsn III NHI . «»f tl»« divimon •»( r»n;i ' m e r > of t h r £>tatr IL » io l Ih 'p M ft men!, inline this chHUjjr miof*! inr to II N Ssyer, city rlrtk V mjiurrf Itrysn poiliTr.l ••it In comparing the original that stub it chsuifc Hi pHikilu* fttiilitnlr movement "f fount that was mailed In on *NU> vaoultl \ * a1.ftt 'Jrt with it utli tin a\ atlaldr that tisff • nil till* highwn) » hn wcil inrf vuKtil Um * of public our k»H|* him III Wlgiie, In j "Iltli ! it '44ki ,|j 1H fr*’ l imI Ih1i uf ilit iru. uiith v»«trr, r l n i r i f oh >1 t hi .11 font t • !• • IIKht * m«| t4*lrphoMrft ft1 " 4'i* th** I'J 40 crniiii, thr 4‘hnmhrr of in** * I - font tinffi* Ihio th.** » .*1 - if f o iriitlx will#- f » tf-#* 1 ommerce a «* rt»nvtru*«*«l that .1 i Hlh.'lin* nf tr .if f ll 'J f 11 • ^4hhI many nmnr« ha<l l*r«" mi»n i tn ...n unt ORA Modifies Meat Quota In Florida By .15 P e r c e n t TAM I V Juur 13, t»V> OPA ylrldvd dcmgnda uf South Flo, id, shlrmrii yesterday and 11*i.ftfti tn i.« pm ent the number -v* ,■'•)« till rki n V! ftlauifVf^ra ritav kill ilnrtn/^tno rtat uf iune, a d tf r «*nttlrnirti they I -it 11-f ir«t f"i thr prraent T a m p a Man Met Death Accidentally 11 np \ iim' 'lirv r Thai Jtdm Sarnu* I *.... Imdi ii nf fit in 18 -aid tills ln- was .» dotiidr niitir !•» ra*c me.t urowetb' .,,,.1 rr «ll«tr»*ftA 1 H iP n l i»y .i di o ith I h r n**w q u o t a . •ff« *t t i v r lo r th e Ia n i|M v b r h lr r f " i t h r U n h u r t M f t h i * m o n t h , w i l l I*? » u fH ro v b n ( o m p H iiy m r l h i* 4 ln * t ii \ r r ^ l f i r i r n l to b r i n g F h im lA * * w r r k l y i n r i d r n t N i l v i * i I - 1 •• **I'A k M*»» m* a t - u |* |d \ i i i a p u r n n a t r l v o n e • la y m o t m u g i* .i »*•«• *ti *»f « f-» and thrrr f"tirth*. iM'und- • arraRR f r o m t h r iii u m i|t*l •t•• k uhe-i v4«•i*' lit pri taititii i *I' \ fe'gimial h r 'bus Mtt*‘ini«tilig u-l ' iM atc'iiiig r*•|»i r *• 1d .i f i v»• J An th r < Jr*« lg r v»' rt« * • in*»l L l * It. w I w o r k in g An' i a III he II. l m in t) Itul* • I A 'A i . 1 »11••W •I ijimil |0W H lg a 4 '*»tf*-1 I t • •» i< i I •1 . 4-.-1 !»' 1 hlcf i ‘, u feat I* I'Uty Mh*Miff J1. a |f . a ..M d .11 r da I MUMfl \V,itr • al •• 1)4ftf 4I « lift Juil w th>ft nhii ha*! -tatrincnt © <if (MO F ig .ir r d A n iii w t seen GoinIiii Mil 1*0 •I*»\%li tu tin T h r m r r « 'a f t r o f 15 dock; hra r*l It -planh an«l alkril f ig u r e d n g •* 111 ■ *t down to thi 1>«>nt anid fmiml lu' h r i ulnm . .uintirR •titii an<l Q u o ta p r n r n t w ill th r q u o ta r ii- t in g p r i o r t*» v r f t t r r .l M v '* anw ,* * 75 t»©r A p e v r r r g a * h m t h i h w ik n f iin i i f i i 4 'io r n t . w Hi* h • t , t .d t h r K i l l f r ». • »4.|t% iilu al ( iiH H lm n f 'k h r a * l in *||«a»***l n • ..* I •»» J »* • I •l I 1 hat in g Ju d g < ‘ W a»* th a t hr o»a • j .-la »• i t •*t i it r a '" * t h a * k h« p r •i •. *«T v« ** *11 l»r h a v r h r r n k i l l r l t*\ liik in g ; th . I '■I Jt$ p( It 1*1 I " f l i f t M rtf * k ill tliM 'k o r h f i r a r i i s t u g h'**»l f -f t L . ft a i mr p rr« **d "f **• th e for© h* f« l l n i l " I f i r *• **t* ' * ' 1• - * i • t* '| h i • ti • h» >it r r « n t O f f i.r if t ) M i r , t .d R I I'i't east (|.w 1 ir « * ( k |. 1(||> aid t..gr»» . • • »*t \ l • » •«' . * f• • ' • • f f t I....... . •*f Jtill© Kunrrnl «i ru en wrrr held at Ka* Mr* Strrnpn *«-rv »• t in n d r \ I*-« I t ••*• ft"* f M S/Sgl Lthii (f DmvhI J i . JJ, %***lr thr inratmg f■ *ii* inl*« i ' it t h« r a t t lr r n . " p m in ik r 'l to 4.”00 4iV|tn k this* afterrunui at thr 1 live in rhurrh W4»rk. thr U <« vplaran ftf the Not mainly ram- t h r ( m i * t a n d « u * il* - » » . h ( #* "«• C o a i t (* u a r » l 1 "«t i p . " u i r « ! ti* *;! » t c M r«*p t n t ia n . r <»f th e rmidrnce. H0| Park Avrnua. for I inan'a (Tub ami thr Order " f p«lgn MinI of 15 iiionthii ov#r V M Innly from t h r * *t» • William J Thlgrvrn. prominent 1 lha FUatrrn Slur until hrr 'll- i f t i P e r ' Ice, en j o y * the dt%linr1 ...... 'ji) ilwnrgli thi juni- —- ■ t'.iirr bualnrsa man uf Hanford for the .ness prevented. She was a mm ilon ut being Ihc f ir Scimnt«4c _ _ , . . t x a i l ' H' ' I oni a IIIIII' SM' won' t do past 40 years, whose death oc­ *r ..u ^ 4 jCounty wh itr man tn In- disc bary IloHpitnl Is Lnclorsod i ....... n..n.u lor ids -Lught j-rrr- any curred early TuaatUy. n o ra iu r'a t «l..BaitloNl- For Dw-jxsrt erPrrai WT“ Under the rminl system —hav­ giotil. il Ol’ A doo-n't g ll around ollowing a lengthy ill- years she has made her home (n ing 94 (minis to his credit—and his home following By Woman’s Club to giving them uernuts,'' comIs now serving MS a substitute neas. Interment was made in Sanford and ^H«mk (dnuicil (' ou n t y Agricultural The regular meeting of Taylor Mrs. Stemper te survived by clerk at the Sanford Cost Office. Evergreen cemetery. Another htrong ©fulorkenia! t Agent While. "They haven't re­ Commandery, NO 2H. will be . Th. son of John O. David and two daughters,, Mrs. J.M. StineMr. Thigpen wai born In Green­ wai adilcl to thr growing li*t of e l i \ *-l nermita listing quotas of ville, N.C. and came to Sanford cipher and Mrs. Herman E. Mor­ brother of Grover David of San­ held at 8 P. M.. Friday. June 15. thoao in Srminnlc County wli*. ,io\ kind, und thrv can’t butcheIn 100(1 to engage in the real ris. both of Sanford; two sons. ford, Hgt. David received a Cresl- There will he a report of the 1mi I I « v © that m f pw hoftpilul f*h»tuM their livest»>ck." estate business with the W.D. Lieut William H. Stemper '>> dential unit citation for bravery Annual Conclave, of the Grand h© erecUxI in Sanfon! tn mrmnrv New Orleans, l-n.. and Jack K. In action a, one of the 600 men Commandery of Florida. Light tC.alla.eg Oa Pag* K li.) Stemper of Sanford; five rrnnd- o f the 2nd battalion. 120th Infan­ refreshments wtll l>e serve). All of the latr I'reaitlent Uo4»»«vrlt. Private Joe Noses Out children. Robert M. and Ernest try of the 9th Army, who during Sir Knights aro invited to at­ when thr Hoar*! of Manager* «»f thg Binfnnl W mnan'A Club r* Lucky Lick In 7th Morrii, Harold Stemper and the Invasion of Normandy, were tend. Walter T. Klicker cently wrnt on rrcortl a* favoring Grace Marie Stineclpher,. all of completely cut o ff at Hill 314 for this plan. Tha 1730 held Its monthly out. Died In O r l a n d o Sanford, and Martha B. Stemper ■even day*. This being a major LONGWOGD, Juno 13. (SpeCopiti of this rndorarmri l o f New Orleans. Alao two sis­ route of approach and supply, Ing Sunday at Daytona iiearh. fin l) Private Joe in the sixth hsv# I>r©n wetil to C-ounly ami -- - to _give u tl» ■plte and 160 eervice men. their w|vx-a ik.-i'.I out Luckv Lick, the favor­ Walter Theodor* Kllckax. died ters, Mrs. E-A. P e r r y - o f. Miami they refused r - 1 . seemingly IropefnS" iltue- and aailorenea filled- the two big City Cnminiakion©r», the Hrmiii"!'- ite, tn pay |45.f><) for a win tick­ In an Orlando hoapital early and Mrt. James Tfpton of Cof- o r-th County Federation of Woman** tion. As a result 277 men were Navy buss*, and three passrngrr et nn.l the half nf n quintet* Tuesday morning following ' a feyvllle, Kas.; and one brother^ linnring Illness. Albert L. Grounds of Battle either killed or missing out of the cars. It was reported by USO Clubs and to Th© Herald, accord whiib caul *,IU7.80 last night at Ing to Mrs. J L. Lee. recording 000.. Director Joe Hall, A picnic lunch thr Sanfurd-Orlnndn Kennrl club’s Born Sept. XI, 1893, in I’alatka, Greek. Mich. secretary. While under lieuvv German ma- was enjoyed. dux. races in Longwood. Mr. Klicker was a painter by The Rev. WJ\ Brook*. Jr. will in the fourth race Nrbr. Burnprofession. A t on* tim* ho owned conduct the funeral service which chinegun fire, S g t David lead hi* rr heal the low money Gildera moat market and will be held In the First Baptist men out of foxholes In an at­ M il operated op*( sleeve by e length to pay 18-40 grocery istore on Sanford Avenue, Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock tempt to recover supplies drop­ t< win Ho had been a resident of ban- Interment will follow in Ever* ped down to them. During the campaign, he received a shrapnel For the meat part of th# eve­ ford for SO year*. green Cemetery. \ ning, the ' favorites ran more or The deceased man la survived Active pallbearers will be T-M. around In the forehead, which reI l M i t l R i t t f Oa l*aa* T w p ) •ulted In hie being awarded the by two son* Pfc. W. T. Klicker, Paulk, E.A. Monforton, George E. Jr., In the U. S. Army nveraeaa. Welle. Frank 8 . Lamaon, Ted Purple Heart. He also received The U. B. Infantry will go into era, bazookas, Garand rifles and and James Albert Klicker of Run ire and Inm.r ijt C . Hnnn/ » • * ETO ribbon with thhee hetU* action tomorrow night at 8:00 machlneguni, Including tho new William Shoemaker. nrr. J j T* . I ,(akfl U n [)erenie food conduct Chuluote. . pal *nr. pallbearer*, Will will ^ be __D Servlcemedal. Rlb^ Amirn for o'clock on the Seminole High A-fl. Another feature of tho tilsReports To Navy Funeral services will be con­ Smith, H J, Lehman. 8 .F. I>oud* Uy will be a band concert by "Here's pro-l’esrl Harbor service. Dis­ School athletic field. ducted at the graveside in the nay and T.W. Lawton. Tour Infantry* Is a show com­ to 183 piece Army Ground Force tinguished Unit Badge and bronze Chulaote Cemetery at 4:10 P. M. William L. Shoemaker, en posed of p i overteas veterans, Band, which is accompanying i tar. Thuradav with the Rev. *W. P. honor etudent of tha graduating ^Hera’e Your Infantry" on It* and is designed to acquelnt the H « entered the service with the Brooks, Jr. officiating. clast of 8 amlr.olo High School public with o tactical combat tour through Florida. MUST REGISTER National Guard on Nov. 28, 1940. team of Infantrymen, how thiy “ Hara'e Your Infantry" la this year, and Cadet Major of * GEORGE W. V IN IA G DIES Russell B. Davis, Area Rent Di­ In 1941 he took a correspondence fight, end what they fight with. brought to Sanford by the War the Student Military Training 1 that enabled him to re­ Every weapon need by the Infan­ Finance Committee, and is pre­ Corps- has received Ma cell for rector for Sanford, announced to­ Friends bare of Hr*. C.H. Wfnn day that th* fed era l Rent Reoduty aa a Naval Reservist and turn from Camp Blandln* to try in IU fight overseas will be sented with the desire to ttimu- left TMeeday to report at Jack* ' ta\ learn of the late the tale of War Bonds dur­ put into action. graduate with hla class at Semi­ Tomorrow morning at 10:00 ing the 7th War Bond Drive. ■onvlile. From there he will go Vlnlng, which occurred this morn- commodation, that- were rented nole High Schoo). He had left o’clock there will be a display The tour haa been successful thus to Balnbridge, Md. for hla boot Europe on 48 day leave on April of Infantry weapons at First far. The City of Leesburg is re­ training. He la the eon of A. K. 8 ho*, I f end was on aplp in mid-ocean Street end Park Avenue, where ported a* having told 134,000 as maker and lira. Janie Shoemaker whear ho learned of the German the.public may examine all ’ r \ He area Korn Id Craw- one, and ask any questions wrorda an opportunity for o f Sanford. An older brother, sntlng Ga. and u m * her* with his like rconcernli ___ civilians to become acquainted Jam**, la with th* First Army ki Carruany.' display there bo flantethxvw- with tho L ilia try. In 1027. ................ **' r- »• —1*-‘ £ « d . . . 1 ... » k • CITY BR IEFS Display O f Infantry Weapons Will Be M ade A t 10 0 ?clock Tomorrow B by Era. Sam Dunn, baa b praoontod to th* Sanford Zoo I. now On exhibition In **- * N T M HER Re-Check By C of C Tennis Club T r ^ e s City Build Three! R e s u l t s In 2,444 New Tennis Courts ' the r[ch7 l oil fiel‘,M'“l'1 •“'ar,Yl8 Additional Names Jupiine.^e nut n f caves otl Pfc. Vernon La Bree Wins Silver Star to*-gr..Tr> HTltf »*W. C e n s u s Figures Angular Parking Give Sanford 22 On Park Avenue Percent Growth May Be Stopped The lied Cross is a link be­ tween the service man and his home. Mrs. Helen Schultz, exec­ utive secretary of the American Itrd Cross, Sanford chapter, told Kiwanians at luncheon today She was introduced by Julius Dingfelder, who statsid that during the last war. serving as a Her­ man officer, his life had been saved by IUd Crqxs j;tu»plains us he lay wimmjfcd In s tlfcnih Mr. Dingfelder In his Intro, duction also told o f how b«’ vol­ unteered to work with the Hud Cross during the hurricane dis­ aster of 1928 in the Everglades und appointed a relief committee that included E. G. Kilpatrick, now president of the Florida State Dank, Warrant Officer Carl Illssck- 1 more of Camp (Handing told <>f the exhibition of array" «re«|mn. in action that will l>e shown «l Seminole I Ugh School athlete field Thuradav evening, in a mo. k battle including rifles, hand grru ades, tMiiookas anil flame throw !»■ PB|V T*va. 4 Dogs Without Tags Put In City Pound r ************* WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13, 1945 Two-Thirds Of Work Is Now Devoted To Vet’s Home Service than enough to defeat tho- mea­ 1 ' » s u r e s under the constitutions! Howard MrKae, recently sp•/provision that an amendment can be submitted to the voter* by aa K in Lad City dog catchsr, has tn having a busy tin* lately extraordinary session of the Leg' lalature only with a three-fourths rotind|og up dog* without tsc» and putting them in tho City majority. Tha House, meanwhile, was pound Ho has been proridod with * track and full oqulpmont for thla purpose. Dog* that ar* not claimed by ownora, or adopted by pH lovers Bank To bo ahoL For thla raaaott, "Pr. >. In Ca§l nond L. Baaa, vatertaarian, a b u y day at th* Cltft-pollco •hod Monday afternooa, giving J. I* Ii jawtLrahlu vaccination xSota |o dog*, either reclaimed by'oAtJora f* ) Red Cross Work T o l d Kiwanians By Mrs. Schultz pfc Veinon laiDree. 21. urn of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. laBrce. lux. received the Silver Star award and has b8*n cited for heroic achievement in connection with military operations arainit the T.M-I.A H A isE E , ~Jono 15. W1 enctuv on April 0. In lha vicinity ll«uiiigsn.. Hacmsify. The ’ — A glimmer of TiVp* for com- • f F K (. _<prr>mu* ,M Him ‘ Florida... Ljsials- dtalldfc heads: ] 'T>ucihi» tbv*.«ttgeV_<h HerrinPturc'* rlsJenratml altampfa'ltB re­ apportion Its membership illasolv- gen, Ienrae and turn comrades c l rapidly yesterday and the provided left flank security for Company A aa It approached the deadlock continued. Neither the North Florida not town. When enemy machine gun the South Florida liloc yielded sn and small arms ffn- was delivered -ojnrii nflL-r closed raucuics held at on the company, Private JLaBree w>tho urging <>f Senate President stood his ground aftd fully ex­ Walter Rose that the two fac­ posed to hostile action, covered tions make sn effort toward meet­ the UrrmanR p o tion s with auto­ matic rifle fire. ing hnlf way on the problem. "While Private* I.aDree boldly The day was markpd by only one new development. -» What ap­ remained In his precarious situa­ p e a r e d to he I lie true alignment tion, completely frustrating the w of the Senate voting strength was enemy's attempt to deliver ef­ fective fire, a companion with­ revealed for the first time. It showed 21 North Florida drew to guide a tank destroyer “ cockroaches' 'and 16 South Flor­ forward. Forty German soMIcrs ida ''termiets" as they go<x1 ns- and three machine guns were turerTty have dut bed themselves, raptured when the tank destroyer ©and repeslodly have called them­ blasted lit* hostile strortgpolnt. selves in floor debate. Private !•• Urea's fortitude qnd Tho North Florida bloc start­ intrepid combat skill reflect great ed the day by defaatlng In one- credit on him and on the military . two order the House-approved service," the citation continue*. Cobb-Buracll Dill to reapportion Pfc. LaDree has been wounded the Senate by shuffling the ex- twice and was awarded the purnla l i s t in g 38 districts to give the heart and the infantry combat southern part of the State three badge, the good conduct ribbon more Senators at the ewente of and the sliver star. He is now North Florida, and ahother to on his wny home for s furlough. move two district* South. H « attended^ t.yman School at Resuming the. seaalon _ _... after__ tho >Jxmgwood - aifci went overseas In caucus reerss, the South Florid- July? 1944. A brother, Billy D. w iana voted their full strength I alii -a(tree has hern serving In the against North Florida constitu­ Pacific ares for the past 21 tional amendments to Increase months. Both men and their the number of districts. One father, ilk B. LalJreo are mem­ propose) would have created two bers of the Veterans of Foreign r.ew districts In tha North and Ware. • th re e Jn the South, The other would have mado one in tha -S iE H a p fS SANFORD, FLORIDA. fe r a lfc ■» t * * * * * * * • • 1M Ik*. • » w»»l* iprr will B*k* • >r*l*cllT* k u u f*r IMIk k*mbft. 8Url dv i±,iis; irfeftB :• w g W f f J i s s £ �W E D tf& D AtV Jttte IS, 1945 THE flANFORI) ftEHALD/BANFORD FLORIDA Genuine Pittsburgh GLASST0P5®0E5K; gL ^FU R H U U R E W W fr MIRRORS •I watlasnl I r,.m r .i> 1**0 and a post-office mailing list and requested those who had not been contacted to forward their rumes to the Chamber of Commerce— w ilh the result stilted above,” TAIJ.AHA8.SHL June 13. — Final official Florida State cenapa figures Monday showed n total population of 2,31i.l)30—a gain of ;MM24 ovrr the IUIO Federal census nnd (540.1’."i over thp last State census of 10 years ago. If members of the I-erlelnturc now in extraordinary session tb reapportion their reprvaentatiot among the counties follow the tlgurrs umler a system outlined In the Coratitulioii, South Flurida counties will gain three House of ltc| resentntive seats at the ex­ pense of North F'turiiia. lirevnnl, Lee and Sarasota Counties would move Into the list of rnurties entitled to two House members each, while Madison, purpose. The Compleli* I'ulnt nnd (Jln-ts Hlttrc Sanford Paint & Glass Co. 117 So. Park Census Figures G j v e Sanford 22 Percent G r o w t h too, b u t no s p e c i f i c f o r m u l a i» provided by t h e Constitution. f/tnerally, thg_ fh a l census, figure* compiled by the Depart­ ment of Agriculture showed that the big city counties gained in population, while smaller rural one* — i-articulorly those in the I f null i*li rill Ff !'* * » O l») northern part of the State—-lust I ration, of the 8ovieU»pom;or*d Uiggeat increases were In coun­ . Polish provisional government on ties where there are military in­ ' u "broad Democratic basil" as stallations and new war Indus­ I Is provided for in the Crimea tries. I ag reomen I Ttie ranking of the five largest -Absent from the list of Poles counties remained unchanged. Ip ' taking part in the conference order, they are Dade, Duval. weru members uf tile Polish gov­ Hillsborough, Finellaa and Folk. Ihilm Beach came within IIP ernment in exile in London. persons of moving ahead of Polk. On Polish Question Private Joe N otch Out Lucky Lick In 7th II imilmirtf •'»**»« f*«gf lift*! I n i true to form, tunight'ft entries: rirel i U p » ^ / U I in If* I L (j Trusty Wjr# J#rtry I»lu«f rhrr llamMrr < I'lA, Mill ll«»* | Grand feat tiers 7 Mhoo Ani»> 4 Almw«M lilhck I t « « Phone 303 TWrd »!/#*•—a/l* Ml'ti l«rru»4 MUM llftllf DftftMrl 1 DOWN TO ONLY 94 LBS., REGAINS 16 ON RETONGA ilk * - '■ I.'ii* I f t i l *h i 2 Tlh> Kid < !' < »«« Kir*. I c'u|i»|f lied 7 Mlf* per**marjr * Navy linn * Hi ittoby ll**> pteurllt IImtc— Pul urlly I f (| talnlrla Hurt) 1 My Al Red Cruss W o rk T o l d Kiwaniaas By Mrs. Schulte 7 lei n ly 4 Jrrtejr «> * TUI T U G I A l l t f > r tetri hr btltle for Iwp, (to American tan doubt that the price of vitiriry carnet Mgk That's why tydsy. we at home ess engaged in the gm tnt War Bond drive Of the war... ike mighty 7il»l Lct’t all answer our nwtmry's tall to buy bawls m the limit— ind do it now. I’r.itny. bitA^nv m : k o k Crystals NECTAR TEA .'/2 lb Pk«. . .34c M ll r k liny *>JItaly f*«| ||»*v M Mifk llnrr— 1‘ninHij i lUullltln llact) 1 pu» Uf‘ w Hi* wlic»f Pt In. J Kf in * 4 /.1 L/ixie -Unfitly J Ni/v■> Hit 1pm / C Btjl.'i l *m ii fJOk 3 John 7 Crneal o * «ii « ! ’arllii«i«*nn<tll ■ Wl*y rhl|***> 1‘IMh flair#--- 1H I m IU i I fitly k cti Ink's Imajrr 3 lihrilitnlUffil « lle*t Fluff 3 K!««> '• * 1 Feel 11 My Chrltliun IJuly To Tell Others Alntut The (i r a n d R e l i e f Helrtnjfii llriiught Me," D e c l a r e s Mrw. Owetin. I’eels Fine Aifaln. * Willing <rr«Nil H#»re— F*t*irftf i Il’tr»f Half Mailt INuMfI .*t«||y llllli S Murrell W « v r JinIni fiTti*Parr <. ‘ lulT* Xb «!<** ».T*. !#**■ j Aulo Mw J.iim H|■» 1 A H|*-i* ' l*uM arrjter when tho Lmt thlu£> got otic— propo«al aaconif— (wo for cjunt to lift floor .Sen. Henry 8. Baynnril of Su Peteraburg recalli-il that nn almoit iilrJitiial amendment wait dcfiolod at the polla la.it Novem­ ber and that "all but three coun­ r« it11nur <1 r run ! '« ( • Oft* ties north and weal oi Ocala’ ers. Voted again*! l>. Mrs Schulte said that during "Don't you think, if you have pennies with the Mod all the population you claim in her South Honda, they will ratify Cruss, she had been enabled to see the * Colden Rule in action an amendment?" Lewis asked. “ They will at the proper time, many timet, which she said, made but not this amendment," May­ her very proud of the organisa­ nard replied. "W e would insult tion. A l least two thirds uf the their intelligence hy aubmittiiu; work- is devoted to home service an amendment that would forever In relation to veterans' needs, *he said. freetr the lenatorial lines.’ “ Relatively few families have Doth the North Florida profosnts would have Written allMliu been untouihrd by the war,” sno senatorial district boundaries into An Id, and added that there were the Constitution with u general 3,73. home service chapters in (lection ruuiml to change them the United Stales—one in tiracin the future.' tierlly every county. Rtd Cross The roll tall on’ the amend- 1 work is done mainly by volun­ teers, she pointed dim There la men la: Against the proposals (.the, Soutn Florida bloet: Ho*o uf <>r-| Undo, llmrringer of Saruaota, May­ nard o f 8t. I’eteraburg, Item.ham I ol West 1‘tlm Ueach, Hoylt oi Santmil, Mryhlit of l)|tfl< City, Carroll ol KiXainimci-. t'olamun of Miumi, Johnson, uf Tavares, King o f Winter Haven. King of Zolfo .Springs, Mathews of Jack­ sonville. Moon of Cryntal River, Sheldon ot Tampa, Jtturgia of Pun* tat-r WTIlTt: HOI sr—-F .m rtu will* VllaeU IV r« f nsnti* f t l l l EVAP. M ILK .. 4 Tall Cans ,35c / m ix ' , (OHMCTIOttkl tv s “ 1 ferl it is m\ Christian duty to tell (dhrrr suiferuij, a I did ot thu grand rcltel i!ett>n,in brought me." luippily deflnrea Mm. Kdllh Owens, well known reside til of Itnut*’ 7. Box :it2 A, Atlanta. Cu Mrs. Owens is knrnvn for her sterling character throughout her mtimi Discuss­ ing Hctonga she gratefully Con­ pad to use Inxaliv ’ "Itetornra ga ve tinued “ For alniut t » " (ears I don't relief that 1 hni believe I felt good a single dey p<*unda and feel My strength seemed gone. I felt that I do all rnv I feel like « like my nerves would gn nil to dy Refongn pieces and jay weight uua down son to Ot pmnMj My appetite was rnethrine 1 ever -* Itetnnga t» tnte Poor and n<> mntter hnw much I fot/ed. mvsfU, t« MiLgik did nut tli>lr»l,UifV 1,1 ' check the downward (rend in my fiiiencV, Conattpif weight. Food just seemed to sour flow of digestive in my stomach ami dn me no stomach, nnd 'os* good. 1 was too nervo’ua and ce| l nn substitute. restless to get a good nights sleep I*e olitalnrul at nil the time. 1 ' Company MELLOW HEAT - 28 oz P k g .. 13c In must nreviour. ml* culls. Heiwiur Hoyle, She]dn:i nnd Mean hair voted with the North Flor­ idians - RO LL-BRICK SIDING- • Seryice • Thrift A FEW DAYS— A FEW DOLI.AKS— I’uU nt-u roll brick aiding on your wcuther-tvom buildings. years of experienc*! have tautflit custom ers os doom th a t our They'll look like new— will never have to be painted. <iuality, service anti’ thrift the th reo Roll briek aiding is tnaily applied—butt for yearn— provides on extra coat against the weatlier. moHt im portant fea tu res In any dry cleaning esta b lish ­ m e n t! (Utmost W e are, doing to ghH.' them our Specials for This Week -- -a Canadian Whisky Hardwood 4 /5 $6.35 <f ~«n11itiirtl Praam I'lfp Dhp} having more trouble than usual wuli a hill to rcaiipnrtitm Its own i no ipbemliip on '(pe. basis of tllf new State census which was com­ plete!* yesterday . I ’ rider the constitutional form l^ la for Houle reapportionment; the f census figuros would give South Florida three new House seats at the expense of North Florida. liup. T. A Dclegal of Spwannee County, which itsndal-to lose one of its in resentatIvm if the no* rersus is necopted, .succeeded in delaying final roll call on the bill * when he raised a quealkm ns to the emimeritlon'a validity. lie s*li| the census figures were "padded" nnd the count "does not tenlly represent the populn- Prince George Whivky 4/5 $3.95 ,.f I I s. L 4a I * * to | j Carioca Rum 4/5 $3.45 ------------- —-------—--------------- ------ Mfcorf rn IIMA: Spr>T 3-Ib. ghiHH 68c l.lrtm -lard i > »riltrrii Tissue ClajaiVs rii.it, 2 ifor 11c Baked Beans e.-u— l»< a s i Oatmeal pkg 11c •uiri's Prem 12-oz srlass 33c lastasfl Tsllsi S ... s nars Sweetheart 19c Pean No. 2 can 15c x Rock & Hyp , Spani«h Wines Taller * * • « 4/61^66 Pt. $1.95 Port 4/5 $1.75 1 Camay 3 for . 20c Borax 2-lb box 25c ** ‘ ~*7S * Sherry $1.95 | Ron Rico - Rum 4/5 $3.95 Pt. $2.50 Roma Wines Macarom ........... i-lb. Port 4/5 $L29 |j *> » •*»«»—Xxtwa Sly I* 3 Stars M ustard.......... . pt. • Spanish Brandy Marimba Rum | *-l*» S» -A ll Ormdrs 4/5 $4.45 ' 4/5 $2.95 Motor O il.... q t iar 15c Sultana Peanut Butter N s* Pure Cider Vinegar .... Pappy's Pure Guava Jelly 1-lb. jar £ Cww *il 9 * Kelt’s Kitchen Sweet Potatoes .... Hill Lumber' & Supply Yard Ax« rs«a . . Grape Jam Htone S3 1-lb Jar lie 24b j Henceforth the jSeminole Tire Shop Phone 406 wHl close from 12:00 Noon until 7:00 A&P Pumpkin..... No. 2y2 can >e*% r a n v » » » ( i H . r**-rf—t— P. M. on Wednesday Hhrougtiout the br able to break that deadlock." It * submitted the constitution­ al - amrndnvanU With T h n e w it h I IS II,o 5-IIih. 33c Lorn Starcli ln»x 7< fl#fii'l«|i|klLs l l r f m V I td* Kool Aid pktf. 4c WslJkrr-. U n i.* Chili Powder can 14c Baking Powder 12c Plum Jam 24c Pofltum 4-oz. 24c Peach Brandy o IsOrsarx* rl*. . , A & P Matches " tc 4/5 $2.75 . 7 ■ | "Churngold lb. 25c He* I t aw * Come in and use our monthly payment plan. Bring in hangers please! X.ANEY D R Y CLEA1 (10 B. 2nd PACKAGE STORE In Legislature On v Reapportionment j i i , %n asset fleia Flour NICKT’ S . *'4T 410 HANFOUD AVENUE L _____ • (Quality Our raiiF.— ii* ii. u s > u*t a t m rest of the Summer. " dexoV eget able Shortening d n 22c Udo Club Spaghetti Dinner'ffl sUtstncnl that "we. roalixe thav will be killed but" th*t "thla la the only wsjr you fan ever get any reenrortJonmenL" He aald North Floridians were determined to "retain this, power" which their heavy voting majority in the Senate gives them. The three tot two conatitu tlonal amendnsent nlan wae de fettled with virtually no debate Top Notch Scratch Feed .... jffiJ-l Talco Growing M nsh......25-Ibs . tatco Egg Mash .........gSdbs Phone 37 Jim Dandy E g g Hash .... 100-Ibe Big Mill Dairy Feed.. . 1004b Bag Good Ice Cold Watermelon* C E l f Y % 1..' ■ ^ jp/7?/Wc?/e Dry Cleaners Good Jnicy Lemoiw a n 6MARfK.gr U * T H lO H t T h i n narteet clean* ty g M " i lAiUTTI trw : \ ^ Iceberg �1 I 7VEDNE3DwTrjuTJlT13!' 1!KS' Angular Parking On Park Avenue M ay Be Stopjpdd t e e m i n r or tmf: 1*01 vri JI lHiH, *1 Ml Mil » ill >TI , rit.itin 4 . i\ N iH im i; Itr. RSTATK I'F I s1 r \t 1t. 1 «■i *n| Alt • HKI 'I 1•ill** \Nl« I'KIt » t ii >: . - POYKINH DISCIIARGCU AUnUBTA, Ob, June 13. i Sjw 'in ll Ualeieh I). Boykin* IN.cm > H K TV. Fifteenth Si reel Bo* lflOI. Sanfont, ha* rrt-nvr.1 in honorable ilinehargrd from (he Army Tor mt-dif »l reaion* ninl bn* reUrmril to hia homeHc « l t a Technician E.urth Grade with the Tank Cer|>s n*c; (ea r nii'l «u coat is less than refinishing the top Mirrors, of course, for the Background. Scnkarik * • »- Have your Auto gln>s replaced before the rainy season sets in All work dune by experts. (Ilass Table Supply’s Enriched *?5tfD>?pRlCf/i White Bread »ln>ut the Stt-.lc Kurin .Mul.ul W l'. cwllUton or uiurl iii'iirance f.. I’ASSENGKK cam and TH IC K S before you iiurchiiMtl n .lolurtl Ido policy, or you would have Inuired about oor rule*. 40gh School wit* named a* city t* t s ik t o r iiT o r t iis : < m \ t i j i i m j k , aKxnxnt.n m i * rvvruation director a.ii-ttve morwy t v . si.oin n a. in r m iu s ii for c«i4i| iiKiit vu i approved. in ii f k s t At s ; o f I'hls poliev pays MU', of the first The Co*iin]u*ion approved the H A i m v i i i i a t K i t H K , f‘2Ml and W0r4 of the amount employment of Mr/. Jlavmond TO AXI. CltNpiTOHH ASH I I it in excess of IJf.O fot earn direct I undijuiei- hi clerk Ur.ilieVWattir SONS IIAVJNU Ct-AIAIS ii DKMAffnt* AO/CINST Sam oss or damaKe hv collision or U|imrtnu*.'t' to fill tty?* vacancy ipset to your car or truck. KSTATRi tWiaed hv the resignation o f Mb* V o n » m l e a c h .i t •<>u are h e t . i l-innia T unpin. a m p n o iif ie iS ami t r .iu lr e .1 to p r . I hi* coini’anv i» Ihe worlil In rcafn-ae to n r cent proteit J ill- c la im s a n d t lr m u n d s w i n . i r.tifeM uulomuhUp ins. ranee com » o iu o r e it h e r u f y o u . nur h . of h e..! 1M7« of t t e jln lt c i Cnre e s ta te u f I t A l t l t l i t iiy. rated A 1Hun: A A A A A pentm and * HuildVri'.fcallir.i re- jI Rf na nl hi lsl tt N th , ilr e e a s e it , lu t e -If oulilnK atillml h hu r'yai king by C u U l t l ) , (■> th e C o u n t s J it ilf C ’ (#■ hour to pay a cit y-l)4e ■re tax S e in l p n lr I ' o u n l v , F l o r i d a . . . I > > sVhy nut droii m to ser ii*, or a* contractor*, Cit>-™'AtlOrnly oC lof luen* t y Inat thPen nof on r;dr l. hF oJ ou rsted s o. f w .i n . . ‘hour 17H-J for tnforiiuiUon and WHxnn (five whnt In fiik opinion In e ig h t c a l e n d a r m o n t h s I n . , *ites. No obligation tu buy. C.AI wo? the definition at'p e'onUnctor. t h e t im e o f Ih e f i r s t p u b iU ta M .-n foyil & Co. — Adv. t h i s n o t lee R a c h c l a i m . . . . 1 . As a * remit the COmtftjMicin or­ ,n w t l l l n a . e n d » h .n dered that the occupational ordln ns ltaatioe l sthh ea l l phe la c e o f r e s id e n c e an. oacc be amended fctf pa' not to p o s t o f t i r e a d d r e a a o f U .s c l a i m Wlude akllltnl labor1working by the hour, ns contractor^ A letter from t’omtlr, J. (1. Sliney of the Sanford Naval Air Cover the tops of your Station was read, stating Ilia; 1 nrprtiVnl Of the Ilurr.au o f Yards Y M , Vanity, tlressinjf t«iilf iM| Docks had l>een ,p)it>i jed for ( construction work lit ’ connectlo i nnd night stand with with the 20 Navy trailers at the polished plate glass. Or. park at Fourth Sit-el and bro:ch Avenue Woik will iheiude foun­ if you prefer, a table ■ U_Vs*’!) dations for the tralbu*. ta rest top in color, to match uauti, co struction of; 'two test mum liuildmKF. coni|doto with the decorative scheme lidlvt". luundry and shower facili­ Beautiful, and wise, too ties. The Iratlors will he rmte.1 t» *t?rvire men u d tin if wtyes. t’ols— for all surfaces are strurllon work hn« alAffnly hecu then fully protected. Tlustinted the ('omniissRoit was nd- « > .1 e-llli ^ the aame addrraa. ti** m* m tht« C.’iiv t»f .ytrjftird mi l providing pluyinif bifiiti ies net only for these who nre already, here and d es ire le |.|uy. hut nre ueuhle tu du sit hecuyre of u luck b stlituhle cunts; and ulse fot ten new in the servire who. Upon their r.liirn to Suttfurd in the m-iiF future will re.|Ulfit lldditU.III.I reeretil lenul facilities, the Snttford Te ms Club tc»| t-rtfully rejgstjiunend» the ft.llewimt |jreject* vFr tmmi.liate cun >inujieeit; ( || The Icnnl- court In Fort M-TIun I'.uk -.fll.uulg je»-. I t cut*. sA itr id ami h-vctled1J, hs to l»v the ci.uii i-eluels in the same plane, nnd anuthci rtmrl should cun struck c l with both jif, them completely surrou"ti™ hy’ n wire fenoj and prolecltsl( by win I break* t -. t'JI The tfsuis court in the Eighth Si reel' I’ ntV sh<1fi!d be rertinslt'.ic led, I .'veiled aril laid In tO^c a*mr plane with tt wire fence completely aurroiimlintr It. (It) A unit of two new te*ni* rtiurla nhould he conitructcd on the city property at Thirteenth .Street and Palmetto Avenue, and Fe completely surryuhtletl by a * llr e fence. (4 } All tennis rwlifU built by the City or recondlllored by the City should be made of concrete of regulation sire , (5 ) The eiectrtr lij^it posts and A*inps on th.f former tennis courts at the water work* pln-l should bo moved to the lennii, courta tu be constructed at Thirteenth Street nnd Palmetto Avenue. (0 ) A practice board- should be erected nt both the* Fort Mellon fou rth nr.d the Thirteenth Street •s M 1 HIM' 11 1I M U t a W A -at Oliver General lloipital her.U u Wife Ii Ned* Boykin* of LEG AL NOTICE r \.. i nirtrE SANTtmu nEiwr.ri. -s \tstord. n.onrnA TOMATO JUICE Pure Plum PRESERVES « t Kitchen MATCHES 3 * Belle Freestone Fancy California Fla Persian And Mirror (O. 1M W. Second St reel Phone .'120 S. C. Pink Meat cased In announce I hat MR. SAM C. GARDNER is now in charge of our € cantaloupes LUBRICATIO N DEPARTM ENT Specializing in Q U A K E R STATE LUBRICANTS and OIL Van Camp's Baked Rich Northern Creamy Fine For Salads no 2 c a n s STRiqCLAND-MORRlSON, Inc COTTAGE CH EESE Vacuum Papked Coffee Find Streel and Sanford Avenue Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since lU.'ll . :u bunt Gtado Putu Lard Pound Carton Country Style 1in.vi Souse Meat 1 Cheese *7T»af. Varieties Sticod Sharp Tasty Yullow Cheese Cold Meats 1 Wobster Fancy Toinat* 3 oz Package Pound Freshly Ground Beef & Pork Meat Sunahlna • Bunbrlla Cheez-it Jr Ph>11c Cleanser 3 cant 15c PiUiburr'a Ban Vita Foodi Oiopatruit Flour 10 ib» 61c Marmalade ib 10c dotdan Raisins a-ox 10c Baas Chump (1 lot 40-1 Fraa) iW ax 2 p»* 49c Kalloeg'x Com Flakes India Orange Pekoe Tea _ , Vanilla no- tiox Wieners ib 3 Not) 3 Min Grits ASTO R Ready To Cook SAUSAG_E! Croak -rs aa. Mad* Bmokad pkg 9c Sausage tb 3 NORTHERN Toilet Tissue SuaaTlead Potk Smoked White Vari.ty Sausage ib 3 Snapper Po.ch Oa. Made Ft*»h Potk ' Qroupet Wb. I. Spill Salt Sausage, ib 3 Mackerel ib B EE BRAND GUAZE Insecticide Toilet Tissue Pt f.* NORTHERN lb 21c —* Qt 37c Roach Powder 10c-8ize 25a Sire r. ♦ Quantity Rights Reserved /Prices Good Thru Saturday, June 16 400 Sanford A\ ,-.119 w . First-Sanford ; �1 he Sanford WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. L915 TH E SANFORD nEHALDj fBANfftttp PAGE FOUR Herald R o c k e t* Rockets, nt present pinying un important role in knock ing out Japan, were used an far buck us 1202 by the Chinese in their war against the Mongolian tribes of Kublni Khan according to Harry Botsford, prominent naval expert, in the June issue of Mechnnix Illustrated Magazine. Long before the invention of the gun, men experiment­ ed in developing rockets, he says. Congreve, a British inventor, contributed much towards improving them. In 1807, with the nid of ships equipped with Congreve rock­ ets, the Britis/i fought the entire Danish fleet, sank it and then fired uj>on Copenhagen, completely destroying it. During the Revolution, British rocket ships attacked Fort McHenry at Baltimore, Mr. Botsford recalls. It was there Francis Scott Key witnessed "the rockets' red glare" which he put into the Star Spangled Banner. During the same year, 1814, British rocket brigades opened fire upon Bladensburg, Md., and terrified its defenders to such a degree that the British were nble to break through and set fire to Washington. After the outbreak of World War II the British rushed to completion a new and most effective secret wea|>on. It was a small combat ship armed with rockets. This rocket_ T S » H e r a t * Is a » a r » h e » *1 T * 1 tS U rltIM I* re s * e, S i r * >■ f S t l t firing ship, far more maneuverable than the battleship, * * , . ) , r n l l l l r J t * <Se w »■ » ■* cruiser or destroyer, can dart towards shore, spit out its S a S l l r a l U a *1 a ll ■ * » » • Sls pa la SW rSeUllrd I * II or a*t a tS o rw i*' lethal charges and race out to sen again. I-nsl September r rea llr U la ■*■« » • * * » aa* aU< iSe l e r a l r,ew* s * v l l » * e S S e r e t a it did its first destructive work in the Sicily landings. The « l l r l a h t * to r e s a S I I - a t l a a o l •*-■ surviving enemy were left gasping and fear-stricken from •tat a t s p a t e S * * * * » * • » a ro vo******* the punches of the rockot ships. For over three years our Navy worked to perfect a WEDNESDAY, JUNP. 13. IM S rocket-firing ship to excel all others. Today, we have the BHU.lt VFJISH FOR TODAY L. C. T. (It) whose salvos are equal to about two and a hnlf THE PREPONDERANCE OF times the fire |towcr of a battleship of the huge New Jersey POWER ALW A YS IS W ITH class. No amphibious operation has failed since we have GOD, GET ON HIS SIDE AND used these rocket ships. STOP W ORRYING. For not, for thsy that be with us are more than they that be with them.— 2 King* 6:16. R eady fo r SeJf-ConHciouHneHH A good many men and women nre scIf-conscious, espe­ cially when they nre in the presence of someone who is more famous or wealthy than they. They are ill at ease, uncomfortable, unable to express themselves well. Hence Florida grows| With a popula­ they arc ineffective in their contacts. They wonder why tion of 1.700,813 is 1935. i i now boasts, 2,347,030 a gain of 640,- they should have tu suffer so much. Maybe you have never had this failing to contend 160 In the l**l ten years. That Is ■Dough to satisfy the most exact­ with, but some of your friends surely have, so you will ing chamlier of commerce secre­ find an analysis of the condition and a suggestion for tary. curing it interesting. To begin with, self-consciousness is not a sign of weak­ ness. It is n |s*rfectly natural, perfectly normal matter It docs, however, mean un inferiority complex. The rem edy is not in isolating yourself but in being more anti more of with people tinder more and more conditions. ■ ()rr* One woman working for it bank in Chicago, w as so ipi* self-conaciou s that she dreaded going to work each morning oul.l *She went to u psychologist about it and lie outlined n prowho i <rram for her to follow for a month—a progrnm filled to the 'brim with contacts with others church, UNO. luncheon Somehow tbry »m building up engagement ». clito meetings, something ail the time. The quite n legendary aroma around treatment worked. the- dead body ol Aitolf Hitler Another self-consciousness victim It I* now ri-porleii not only that h* is not dead, but also that he ing canvasses of strange neighItorhootls in married two day* before the fall ringing dqorbqljsjpjl_ asking penile, quq^liuui iiO T H tR Vehtf. t/u i0 SEW A NEE. Tenn., June IJ-— < At the mmmenceme\t day exer­ cise* at the University of the “ South, Ht-unnrv, Tenn., Mondsy ,> Mrs. Alfrrd I. dul’ont of Pels- ^ ware ar.d Florida was awarded I * the honorary deerc* of Doctor of I Civil Law, and the Rt. Rev. Men ry Irvin* Luuttlt, Bishop Suffra- J| (ran of the Diocese of South ] Florida was awarded the honor- | W ary degree of Doctor of Divinity. ■ The citation for Mrs. d u P o n t| ^ reail as follows: Mrs. Alfred I. dul’ ont of Dela­ ware and Florida, president and founder of the Nemours Founds- aw tion for Crippled Children, guild- gy in* hand of large and varied W enterprises, at one time a teacher BJ in the public schools of California and Vir*inia, deeply interested in W the children under her rare, a gracious woman, whose Christian character, whose unselfishness, 4K whose concern for the common I B *ood and for the welfare of Sm­ others and whose generosity have jg j served our country and the comIrion Rood. The citation for the Rt. Rev. I-outtil read as follows: [ij Chaplain Henry Irvin* Louttit, I mujor in the Army of the United I States, Bishop .Suffragan of the ■ Diocese of . the South Florida, k Graduate of Virginia Episcopal Seminary, former rector of Holy U Trinity at West Palm lleach, a Jr::-: parish priest who has served Iff? faithfully his |>eop1e and church, and a chaplain who has served devotedly and bravely our soldiers In this country ami overseas, r ;; awarded the Brorxe Star for heroism upon the field of com- W but in the Church. Claude. cent, or four-fifth* ori*inated in South's New Hop* The decision of the Interstate that territory, and only six Pti Commerce Commission on Sat­ cent originated In the South. The sl*nifance of that is this: urday. May lit, gives new hope and encouragement to agriculture we, in the south, were able U> and industry in thn Hnuliu In this manufacture and sell to une-half decision we won the Itmg fight we the population of the United have been making to get fair States centered in this northern freight rates for the South and territory, only six per cent of the West in getting the products the carloads of manufactured and of our fields and factories to thi miscellaneous Roods which they great population center* of the Imught. They manufactured for themselves eighty per cent of North. This decision ordered a flat ten the' carloads of the manufactured per cent Increase in class raters and miscellaneous goods they (that is to say. in practically bought. We, on the other hand, everything except large bulk ship- manufactured less than half of nienta of raw materials) in the the carloads of manufactured and northern States and a decrrusc of iidtcellancous goods which we ten |>er cent in the southern bought in the South, whereas, the Stale* and m the Slates east ol j North manufactured over onethird of the goods we Souther­ the Rocky Mountain*. ners bought. The Commission laid down the 1 Tills is going to mean that our principle that there must bo fair uniformity in the rlns» freignt ' ngriculturcal commodities will be­ rulo structure of the w hole Na- |side to get into Northern markets tion. Detailed rate adjustments 1rhraper. It Is going to stimulate will lie made later pursuant to industry in the South because we a study that is now in nrogreas. can compete with northern in­ I started this fight In the Sen­ dustry now on a fair luisis. This ate ill 103H with Senate Resolu­ i» not going to hurl our raw tion 2!*6 which I intro-lured and material production in the South on l-ehnlf of which I spoke in either. I urn sure we will, in the the Senate. I introduced a bill.to long run, gain nil lljc way give fair freight rules to the around greatly from this manSouth, 8-17AM on March U. 1936. minus decision. Great credit for this decision I discussed this matter with I'realilent Roosevelt in ID3H and we had i< 'due the southern Governors, hi* help Jrorn the very beginning rartlcularly Governor Holland who <uitied on this fight for so lung; in a most effective *:iy and irreut credit * 1* also due to Itefore this decision wo* rend­ ••nr Florida's Railroad Commis­ ered hv the Interstate Commerce sion for thvv have splendidly led Cignmlsslon. ii shipment of but tills fight. i-ral Elliott Roosevelt from John ter, egg*. dressed no Dry. say one I wish President Roosevelt Hartford, president of the A and hundred pounds. from Dallas. could have been living to have P wa* iettled for $4,000. Texas, to Chicago, n distance ol ss en. loo. the victory in this grept Mr. Hartford termed as susPO.'i miles, would cost 11 IM lm. fight. stantinlly correct a story in westto ship the same ipiuntilv ot brok Peglcr’s column syndicated butter. rgg« and dressed poultry by King Features that the «in of Roosevelt from New York f d v i«> Chicago, i E l l i o t t Iht late President borrow 200.000 would cost $111(0 oi ll.t'J less. Nicks Big Grocery in |$9I), Brig. U*-n. Roosevelt To lake another case. From A tcould not lie reached today for Until to Chicago i, Til I miles -the Head For 200 Grand comment. first-class rate is* 1* lb From New York to Chicagp 1H>7 miles EVV YORK -June I-l, From 1,A(MI H.C t« the ninth the first class imU- is only •then Kwinp, ee»ieM»l ruunnrl century H.C,. Phoentria was n $1 t-7 No rile Atlanta shippei the («ri*at Atlantic nml I'nci country i»f irrrnt rommrffi«l lm would t-av $h.4.l u hundred pounds ( Ten Co., null} today the 200, , fiurtnnce hccnune of ita nmrfariftff mole, nil hough tin- distance in«M I»r loan to Hriira<U*« > morchnnta. solved t* ll-'.i miles shorter I his lius In ll'ed the Nolth and ,* c fX P E R ItI* c t 51LVER SPRINGS ABOUT tires’ EVERY WAY YOU LOOK AT THIS >1rmnruhbn KELLY STAFFO R D ’S SERVICE STATION formerly Krider’s Cor. 2nd and Sanford of Berlin and t-erame lK$ father of two children, nil of whom escaped by airplane. The first thin* you know, they'll have trim running for governor at Lou*lsna. The Hanford Tennis Club ap­ peals to the ("tty Commission for * the construction of tennis courts, not merely for th*m*elv#« hut * for the benefit of hundreds of Add s bit of salt to fro»ti veterans who, soon returning pie fillings and puddings to from their war* to preserve the centuate the sweetnessfiner thing* of lift, will want lomi plgce to play. At present there Is not a single publicly ovrred tennis court in the city lit to play -on. Wo doubt If there la another city In Fiurlda which can say so little. Recent letters from boy* overses* would seem to indicate that they are pretty well fed up with "un-American Europeans," whe­ ther they be Nails, or Just plain Germans, Russian allies, or Poles, Ctechs,- or Frenchmen. "They all ■link" la the way one of them axpreseed It. nrd believe ua, America Is going to look mighty ■rood to him when he gels back, though when he went away two . yeats ago he was one of those who, strangely enough, thought America should emulate Eurupea-i Ways, in economic practice* at least. Now he believe* that , -Aataricana «1 whatever race, class ' or 'cfe'ed. are the best fed, bast cared for, people In ths world. The plight of FJortfla eatttamaa, Uhoi* ranges are erowdod with cattle while consunttra cry for beef, would be positively Itjdlcrou* If ft w tr. not ao serious, so tragic. The OPA In Waahington limits the number o| cattle Which can b« slaughtered such month, perhaps a rwuonabla ruling for certain sections seciioni o o*f ths ine country. country, bat In Florida, especially at th« nmant time whan drought makes It Imperative to reduce herds,' JV t» proving, dlaaatroua. NevvrtheJess. Florida cattlemen can’t ax- IS ',< Maffett’s Auto Service Sanford, Florida Dear Mr. Maffett: Having noticed In the Orlando Sunday Sentinel yesterdtfy a Mtnte■ntflt that the Federal Diatricl Court In Orlando had clotted your aervlco station for violation of O.P.A. regulations, for your interest nnd the Interest of the public I fiv e you herewith the facts, for publication In an advertisement In the local newspaper, Hlnce I win your attorney in the matter I think the public Is entitled to know Just whnt was done, Md followti to-wit: 1. Your service station wan not ordered clotted. 2. We admitted on your behalf a technical violation of some isolated.OJLA. regulation-which .prohibited your adding "Amoco 586" with gasbllnc and selling It In bulk (the regulations do not prohibit you mixing It In the gas lank for a customer). a ows-e of baalnoaa and agrteulWWT No­ body objoctX ta tommunlsm boeaiita it would confiscate capital, InA'limply bocausa it won’t work, because ft moans, ovaryoao will i» that itA Mr. George A. Maffett as f o r _____________ & it aka can you axpoct* from Iralixcd gavarntnantal control r% June 11, 1945 3. In mixing this gasoline with "Amoco 586" It was- true that yop placed a Urge sign on the gas tank from which it w&j pumped noil* tying every customer what they were getting. The O.P.A. representa­ tive admitted seeing this sign. There was, therefore, nothing secretive about what you did. $, 4* Since the above was a technical violation we agreed that It would hot be done again nnd agreed to the- entry of aninjunction against you to kesp you from doing that any more, but we did not agree to any Injunction dosing your elation, and none has been entered. 5* The newspaper also sold tint triple damages were rotlisfted from yon and atated that this was ths first case in Florida where triple damages had been collected. This Is also false slhce the order entered*, against you provides as foHowvto-wil: "Thai the plaintiff (The United States of Anerica) taka nothing and the defendantvjfo hence without day bo the second cause of action, (whlthSrfci th^aeUtw tor- triple damages)} inasmuch as It appears that.said cause- bf “ittion has been a n * . Jof ik u m ii : k.'; *4 letlicd since ik the. filing this ialt.M The pabHc Is therd ore entitled, to know the error or the Sunday Hen(lne) In publishing ltd article In ymterday’a newspaper. It was admitted by the govsnuaeal aUoraeya that there waa no Intentional violaiion of any regulations on your part. Yours very Indy. f , i GARLAND W. 8PENCSB, * " Jf ta” "laft ir ■e less sugar la needed to sweet en cooked fruit if sugar I* added after instead of before ciaiktiig m : . . . : . . m ^ *j •/W1 / 1 « ^ 1 ON OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY We Say “Thank You” • - For Your Valued PatronageJT fjore nt 208 West Firet^ Street motorists'know precratlon to'the many car nnd tr they can depend on ua for quick, efficient, sat­ whose patronage -has-already eatYbl: isfactory service. a leader-In our field. ’ . • a happy day for ua . . . This first year more than made g< for "It marked our completion of a successful promise' of increasing business e first year as a factory-approved quality sales clientele. Tor the futur*. we pledge and service headquarters for Chevrolet, Olds- fed devotion to the Interests of ot Saturday, June 9, mobile and w as Cad Disc curs In Sanford and Semi­ nole county. : Today we wish to express our gratitude and ai>3 • j-.;,. l . 1 ',3 ■’ - l ’; jS L v - - , • -* .;-i‘ <.* * ■* *>• « . V'-‘ c ;* CHEVROLET ★ . OLDSHOBIIE ★ CADILLAC �*»■' t / TI1E SANFORD B O T A L I ). S A N F O R D FLORIDA “ ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE-1.1, 1945 ■ ■■ 11.1_ ■ *Social A n d Personal will be “Tmtry’n Youth, Tu­ rn.irrnw1, Hope," Bibb .til.lv ISalm, 110 Circle No I « ill be in charge of the program ------ — —------1 * -w-------------- j The Sunbeam*. Jr. anil Intert-'n111a v medinte GA's anil Jr. HA'» of Activities Social Calendar « .* -j r -•«£» "> «*'2^2X !B S-!rsV *! 'IvmeriPtin la-gum and A meric in T hp Prayer (Un of the Wol.ciion Auxiliary u[ Campbell man's A u x i l l a ^ - M l l meet nt the loaning I o*l No. 51 will held I’rcibyterian Church at 3:fKl I1 M. at 8:00 r . M. at thy Ugiun hut. i The business and inspirational The public is invi'e.1 to attend i meetinir uni he held at 3:30 I* M * • Mrs. C. II Winn left today f«u VYiBachoochc\ (In when* she wwcalled hy the tlenth of her father Rev. nnd .Mrs. K. Forrest Mnv nnd children of Alachua, Fla arc visiting with Mrs. May ’s parent*, Mr. and U n . Frank Adams. M O M IAY TUESDAY The urogram of the W.M.S. of The Daughters of Weslrr of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Kin*e\ the First Uoptist Chore* will tv the Methodist CImleh will meet left yesterday f»n Ceoririn where held la fhu churrh annex'at :i;.*tO >n li'V church. aniex for their they will visit with friends and V. M. The topic for the month j biulnesa #mi |fc*ci»l meflihg at relatives. . , . 8:00 i i J>, s|. Mr*. M acon Tyre1* group will act as hostesses. SAVE GAS I^rin^r Your Car to . Strickland-Morrison Inc. fo r C o m p l e t e Motor Tune-Up Phone 200 Salule the N A V y W IVES CI.UD with four pn/thasr "f s. war bond at (ini' booth in Ihr InHIii for (he Gals Wsr Bund Shnw, WrdK June 20lh. , i attimdunre. Dr. W. I*. Brook*, Ir. unnourced lorlay. The (vm ilepartrhent*. primary and turi(or. are enjoying their llible stories,’ hand work, mission stories, music, memory work and recreation. There arc 31 enrolled in the junior department »nd fit enrolled In thr primary department. The attendance has been excellent am) the interest very good. The school |inerts each morning at P 30 . o'clock. ,\ few more can be taken 1care of in the primary depart' ment and several more ran be taken care of in lh$ junior de part ment. 40c tOr W 11). and TUCKS. ' l.CKIi; AT 1* " j .v -'V 'A 'l Miss Dorothy Stokes of Or Undo and Mrs. John Paulsen of Maitland spent Saturday in San forrl visiting with Mr. ai.d Mrs It. C. Maxwell. Miss Marjorie June Burdick left Tuesday for Brooklyn. N t where she will tv toe gue-t of Mr*. Elsie Daley and Eli* \ ince A Dairy for a short t ine Mr. and Mrs. John Ttlrwfllegei and daughter, Gail, tiave re turned to their home m Chatturuigu, Tenn. after visiting with Mrs. It. U. ('rumley. former Mr. Tcrwilleger’s tiareuLs. Mi and i over the business session of the Mr*. J.E. Terwilleger — NlntfO— l.r> M inutes o f Fun iintl M usic! SERVICES Mr. and Mr*. John Brumley and children left this morning for Commerce, (ja. where they will stay during th«! i»cach season.. BaptUt T.E.L. Claws Has Meeting: In Annex to Rh^lM^TRKir e " Friends of Mrs W. K Kirrhoff. ! , Th* ' * <' * ' ion bchw'1 " ' U r . will tv mrry lo Innrn that she the hirst ilapllst Church . i m j |( j]) al ( |K. fjt Vincent’s Vim Ho.ni " tinues with cricrt-anerl iUere.l . i n f lai .it,. j-in ini. Jacksonville, Flu. • "X m m j ARMED Bible S c h o o l Has Good Attendance Mini I^*ah June Brown of Avon Park Is visiting her unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T O . Brown Jr. 1 ■■ ■■ ■ in - w. J. T h i g p e n , Supervisor Of Registration, Dies t i r e Satiuduy evenrn#: und will ■ Un b# cnmnmMori a Flr4t LiftU1truant in thr U.S. Aimy FnrmU of Mr nnd Mr'. J ihj FtaMs of Latininife, (la will be interested to lewrn thut they hmvi zon e, PrrVh M a i SUMMER ROBE v HEIFEMS VFIlil UF A' II .Inn. ' lincc rrgl.t r led hr id* t.f Jill.' cuttle have Ik-.-ii bniughl 1Indian Itlver County during the 1past year, the latest being a, : group o f 10 heifrrs Imuglltn | |cently by theKriimorr ranch, .u curding to County Agent Mill cel lluudct • 1‘oplinN • (Ixfordu • ('ultim a • Union Unbnrdlnu • Spun Uayunn u ' Noun: n< Ih ig* ■ S i* tIi' i‘ 111111II r I in'.i \ f hath i» i will !*r . I n ’.**! **n V d i n * ltd 1 df tt'd iMti di - j hi \he t i* II t.11i l«|i f d I'll" '.inti un i ST.VFFOKD'S SI K\ 1( 1! ST \TI(>N ( "i _m| \ > a n Ini d PRESENT PERI'FCT for P O P S . . . dvj C O *r! scd "1 f I"4U-M li t lop (of I wo Selumole i ou|tl) l.u <ii VouLbis u d I pul I he. i h uwlf-lce of efficient |induction alid in.if ki'tllli’ method' airmo-l b..y ■* ,*n | Kill* uf 4a states in llic f *111» annual coutent «»f the National Juoiof \ e I able l»u*Aii V ■•* i lot mil I hi** niiiiil r 1*110I \ r. I'l ent ll I ll"» o -s li e i*l»ci t * ■i V|i jx K I i *■n I *«*l h i *if *11 ^ 111 H r to i ioii pet i- for (|W*ifd 1» I aiirih. N J , Mr-* .Iti Ini's ill elTV11 t he ilijMln at holm sdiip food |o id <.ieen\ille, N’ l ‘ , Mn. JuliiH vjilcd annuiilK fm the a •** •»* i.u o . 1 bfiotr of W it Uu nip. to wo N d ‘ . cootc't by the \ A P I I Mr Icon llninrictefi of ( tihfor St-UC', Ptof llltifll It Snider id f' ' *i»»*l otic htothei. J A*liW> MiVAU(iiUKU> wkUiW 4 Mlbve fill1 1ik*|,*,n of Fb>irf»*r S • vi'«*r\ chair mull *»f tin ■» Kioup Tep.otcd Thr nw .ml* \- live pallln-arei ■* i elude |)i t T Do" J (* Lcoiuirdv \V M I * lode n IfviMI lint hum! dM u ip on Tt'urpen. W F Kuvrnid, II \V I ship, four $JOB i cKiurml aw aidd't »et'fiiUia| chatnp Mil t, A odei ion mid A B [aivejoy $ 1on eai ll and tw«» v-,» i IL-trorary ( nllhrjit e i n weie Fai waul HtgKinR, Ko\ h Si me'. Si . »»ffri«-«| iMifntftltdtlu* * "I* *- * *oT in each state i " 'iff I* Bishop, (ieofj*e A l>c "Thi? IPlfi routed ha t dud ( uMi-w, \V M. MeKinooo, J. ti ih . Shat uti. 11 I. Thrfi'her, Fair I 1 pUf pn*r,** sjiid Prof S id*' o* to e n i | h it a t fn I In * *' i 1 "* • I ♦■■o k. A V Vow. Ii and 1 D f*ii un MTm-il foo*| pi -d l .11 »tt waft ime and the " * in Sr 111inid* P- l IJ V ia lfviSxifx* tmlude the ssidow. Idiinces W T h‘ *tin , two •hiliy lifers* Mr*. Hamilton S ami Miw% Jane Thicion, nod or cr itToSofi Hamilton S Jf Fill id Sun f of 11, al-sit foyi »i* U Al'TlST CIHtT.F. liltA II M A iilii-t i .ii,- Japanese Set Fire To Borneo’s O il F i e l d s to yiuiiiK pt o p ! - SPORT SHIRTS h' 1 I t C ' P i l l v i ffieletel |■i " 11n 1.... • - i • ri u» l t I ( 1|fl Ir met hnil* will VI h'l'liiiili k’ l m v i ' U " I I 1 ■ I i' i i ......... - . . dr* id*.I .( 1lit* 't»"*'nitl' • 1* • t idle.' t pttid a fi" • 1 i « 1iti•’ . r ■I tin " \llli » k U n r lilHP In d . d a! IT’ * t a 1 d 111. I f H* i r s«■ h a t f. r . a fle i « 1V ill/# d 1 . d f ■i in t it • . • l " » t l 1* ' l i t t f f 11• ! , i O ! ilK* d Hi* k’ d i i i •J«D' t. 1 m i l l \ a » d f l o w l ^ I f T V f «V l '» I’ M** Mill 111J -11* ed d " :( h 1V f t O it I h r *1 . | f U Uf h 1 d thl M*• - a i l it „!■ , 1h e n V It 11' 1 I j --V k > l * * " " 1 1"li| t |.l w it h oi ,o* HUor a o n fit " t a r • l*nd E i l i m b ' ' P e d r <• •le i nl 1»i*i V ii'V r VI F l r i l M il» m e v d e l m i ' o f fin n d ftl C a full i ml V r w Id •t n iti 1»*’ "• * t h e p. 111111i*•--11 id San: Social Workers Meet ( )n Tlmrsdav Imbl \ v VI! 11 i -■e 11' i11h 1• l ♦ d e id f h i i- and . of* f lit-T M i l . 11 i ,li i le an ,i (t -It. t.i* tiiCk ' f -' cliUln * * I.i 0 c 1 ' f i lojk (x HOlltltW k t - f Mnjoi <h-ii Janie* L BMnllev*" hMnct\ ' I yMi filvi'om Wiiii Yuza ,-r 'ii w bid tie ufid the lifter a piiuioinu.' -outhwuid for cniitinm The I .'on van .d . YO W C ' I I ?r*■, * w«o keiS *■.*■« -» - ♦ I halt t illl,' *1 1 *i 1■"*K \ Olfe^-llt Ib'le 1 1Mia • r*C f Vlf. 1 »’ * * thi :* 1h|BU (If lie Health I ♦ s ** V M <0 .*I » * itfcl- . .... - fU .id \n , —: \V 1lie W l i )ia i " i' 11 Id .1 11 ' ' lift 1lolls heal! I I :: c ,. i . I**i healthy mil ..n n . Im Youth Plutm f-»i Pi-.n • ‘ V'*otli la-i-ure Tlllte In Hr* the \ ♦« * • aftt i "Tin* * .. In thu at fir i H '-fll* , " A I * « ' (•*.*, * ‘f d r f I P VI II tf - s. r \I, . ra I Vt 1 lit i l b , Will I n f not i v I ■ t'M ’fl I | Mil 1 ' 1' \t |\| < d i d It. I hi- final |.i| v ire Man Hi o t t in h . iintl ( ’tinumnui v *' I i„ « • •i , ih^ m.|m itimir ed )• % id r \ ( - \ Jts**-r ml ion ref -<« * ai \V •, • tin ( >i la min i onnrd W. 11 . p , s ^ a r ji sm P M W M S S I icm I IV E Two Seminole Boys Knter Far m ( ’oiliest d ■ riii^ii.M in* dent* who are interested in enter mg the contest must *igt. up be foie trim o'clock Friday evening. The Celery Crate offers every type of amusement and i* expect­ ing large crowds during the sum­ mer months, the announcement stated. The guntes include shuffle la.aid, table tennis, pool, checkers, flinch, bridge nnd dancing to the new jook and records. All Ntudenlu who are in town are urged to attend the Crate activities every Tuesilny and Fri­ day evening Former eighth grade students who will be freshman next year air eligible for memIvt.hip ranis and are invited to visit the ( rate, ft .nmB I III* hi m tfifirnr « »> ■•r f11ik t.".| i* td h mi-l ' ' tutMin r t flu II 111j|e 3he mm ilit-* 'll | ped Hi' the Ifni C«m i f***i c bt vl |tl» » "in imrutive * i -i«* W brri djIA bloke hcavv furt u ok v*■doped, hut tin nmnnei* held then k u i m The Loath* t neck' adtutieed 1. LieuL and Mrs, L.K Tew. .Ii new fWM) viii d" oi the nnnotinrr the birth of a thl and were ieirif<'ii Lemuel Peter, *1 the |*ariuud *ped I.uiitrhtnn Mentor in I Hospital 1 thim in tin | f |ME||*i Si ale 11*-i ufi \*> June II Lieut, Tew is at i"* I fl t hr ejm Mil Mil sent on duty Ift the South Pan I For DAD : . . Sunday, June 17th pr.irh« «ded H.> ,* Celery Crate Open Tuesday And Friday I M edium Beyjmrrd on V ula . at on* small Japanei* o»unl**i at!,irb befidr taklny tin Iu ' vt Not th of (Is. Xai’ lti 11** i t *t 'I* raffled: i r then itniuhiliit . m i,■r Ju} alif'E foiiiftiir- nod h,d adopted a son nnd dfiu^htar, |I ••*1f 1i, t|rd| | ITv•M M I*■*ar lino Joseph Patrick, airrd 1 nnd Hetty lit -O I l*itf I " m| iMt a "f my |m u !> i **1 or i e I at 11•f I • i i , edtfe "f N d1.* hat1" < iirtdyn, nged If Mr* Halls will t \A I Jilt. I*»i IM tll l I rc*Uired th* eo«-m> pmkil rr mem Wrrd «*» the former Mi llttlden Al ttfu turn* than a »ijmite mile 1h* Li , .i ’ ll * Miss Carolyn ('oilier of Monte­ i ., ffi. * in the People zuma, (in It. Boldine now o%\ ui'ii ti 1 . hiiwn ft. lonluu.'d 11» oft* i h**a 1 ♦' f rb i>taro * in l h* If lr ip* lr i• Mathei StonLaii-I. Mi The I- *r f Mnt r I1* writ roe* 1 1 1; i " ,n|>b tj an rn-tif am r t >Hil. .-t- tin . I’... . to hu lilt mile?., itIid hud Iojk* the atif font nSiAlwiii'c '-mile v atoil hern ft out. Sdion^ Ja I hi- nffiee m the Bimidtn P.-lesdefcone ( ositiiui almny honi'io to). itutiitifiif lie built his home B Iflife offered consoletilhle f i n.iMc Pink Aye at Kijrhih s 'l eet and A good crowd wax in attend­ hit a -steady stream iff ic mli-nr fi.ii in l J l .'» ance last night when the Celery merit' poured mt** the n«w K w"n i \i *i\ iti the FI ks orminmtt ion, Crate was again opened for fun Mnnni- (nvilii> * !•» >to ii *tticn . , | l HIM tUlM- .1 t ill l | | L | 't aaf tl» ir and varied entertainment, accord­ 1hold “f. tlu .1 * .u ing to un announcement today. t . • •* odi. B I ' l l F. . .uni w.. ..... hcurhf> who fvftlt li)Ui*<i the tit mid During the summer season the "f *' l apfurr i»f huni-du KidiO will ' inte wilt he open every Tuesilny l.o.ter to start a "flaliyi* in Sun- o| ell the a n\ Inf a i^efn-i al -weep ami Friday evening from 8:00 foul and i*tt hecame a tdfa iter sihi t!iwnt if all* ir the w.'str* t* end until 13:0(1 I*. M. Its activities meMibi i ««f Sanford l o«fi;e. 1 11, of the e si*ii 1 1 -nt lead ini* to .1 will he under the direction of Joe of* i1iit*j in PJBS Hr h*i« -rived Fe-.'ible jufii 11--11 w itii I In- Si v. tti h i* ciirt aii for the tod^e 'oj the Mel atlin. nfantiy dnvuv aluoy the eai of In sears mill mhvie-eleete<! the plateau A table tennis tournament will |M He la- hrhl Friday cvrning with the it ^ i • h in that niiuinU i-t-n a metubijr of fin Pie* winner* receiving passes to the I »' f hutch Bitt Theater as priie* All stu­ • C'ire It* No. 4 of thr Fimt Hii 1111 •*t (Tiurrh met el thr home uf Mi*. Volta Williams on Magtioliit Avcnur on Mntnlay. Mm. F. F Boll lr«J the devotional ami ■ T. E. I,. Class of the First Mrs 1ami nurd talked on tithing. Miss France* William* *»f Dade The Bitdr study IrRaoii wus yiven Baptist Church when it met m the annex last Thursday evening City arrived yesterday to visit b> Mi>. Williams. Mrs M Cutnmlng conducted wth her grandmothei. Mr*. M Those ii tlendli'ift the im*etinK the devotional s after which the Cum ming. and aunt. Mi-* Ruth i iimining They plan to lc.nr tin* were Mrs ti S Htdmsn, Mrs. grnui> was entertained hv Fredr VVhr»■, Mrs Min’, Mrs fur n three w.-.V* ( ! It , rtrk Bos.el ter with a kodsehrome wrckrnd M i Httirur . Mis. B < Moore. of \tews on a*, island i|> the vacation at Davtuna B. a. t. Mis I» (lardinei. Mrs l*ron , Pacific .cut by his broth,-. K* ».f Mit Mr* W V Neville amt , aid, Mrs Hid*. Mrs J i ltossetter. Jr Ref rrshinents were served b - Bill, of Fill fa ula, Al* Mi- F. W rhell Mr* ( Issu«l Andersen, Mrs Green an.i son, F*dg.*i. J. "t Wil li am ' and Mr*- 1s] h Welch of Mr. S A F-denfield. Mr* .1 A i irlundo 1 iitr.ingiinrn *m.l Mrs F i" Bine. Carlow ville Ala , and Mr* F I' t ’laik of Kiifaula, Ala .iM-c.l ! to t lie following NOTH K Tuesday evening to s|o» d -,-w i at Mi> * at roll. Mrs, A h Ho* | -otter Mr* Hhnda Ewiru- Mr- days with their mother Mi- B [he Wimipti'it .SiFTtely t»f ' hrlst' II N l.umley, Mis. F‘ FI i.alehel, B Beck iintl Mr Beck luii Service is . ( uiidm.i tnjf *» Mrs I illlnn Vickery. Mr« l unt Mia* /Allah N Welsh pimmrv viMiiil * ilo»'ntton |»n»gfain this ming. Mis. Marie Stewart mol school teacher, left last ,\ening evening ml H:tM) P M lit the Frederick BossetU-r. for Chlcagu where she will en Mrthmh-f t'hurrh As n sjo-ctal week neirtet, gnrw* in defense w:urk. Accom­ fra turf* f«rr '* C O R R E C T ION panying Mis* Welsh w e . tier h motion jnrture will In- shown follow inj; tlije worship ‘The pir A eisii. hr: F t Mr* H It I rumlev / former mother, Mi* tote »e en tit Ifni "O ur I mliiifi and Mi* uncle, A llalsley, thud vwe [.resirlent * Y lb. h o < htldrm" and 1* « Jturtv nf the mull's l-luh. did oofcr re-iirrr ns Ernestine Westphnl life of the SaNajo Indian Hie stated , in the J ' I Issue of Mr and Mrs W.L. Morgan left pobhc u invited to nttenil. The Sarrford ll/Sfil Hhe retired ..twin the oxfiratimt of her term tadnv for Atlanta, tin, to attend b ib n r \n n o i n t k m k n t and received n bnuiiuet of fluweF* the graduation of their son. I’ fr 1hivill I F.ber J * and Mr from the riot, in antireclalion for John M Morgan from thi Fnmrv P hri nrr ounce the hirlit **f I't* her out* la ml ing record during University Mr-dual N bool Morgan will receive hi* M D dr iluoKlvlei, Shirley iMaite. on Jm her two yrnr term of office. t at the Ferimld-lv*utf hi on Men or ini Hospital. Mrs. Kb* r will ' , reuiernherrd « * the fnimer Ml * Joy re Harrell. S m n ll, I' \i. I - i. UPJ— Irs i and U fR e Gi-rlee SCORES AGAIN ill' T rule. HOUSE SLIPPERS $ 2 ’50 KiTitEnutotn - t a -i il i *S .< « m g our I1.1 * II.III.' . i ' itcu m i I'H ■■-X»11 all I ivp HfC *!•« k ..| t m j , -■ Simitttri A l w a y s tin \ ,i t t h r pai r fm I h r nra-m r m ilia litv ait I v al tlx A m i ti n, ,viiti i- im *1 2 " $ 3 .9 5 - $ 5 .9 5 StiirilM-r ■ i i i .w • - w ^ ^ s i p i W 5 r i . 'a i 5 c < STEEL PLAY GYM 24.95 Suit a. -ni. il tn i sa and -r ption to th e ,» rhtrit; pr'v (.tirlrr Suits ntv flvlrd l>> ilrxicnrr* who help ;reat<! Ihr trrjids In thr nun’s rlothuig firld. They aro 'atlnrnl from ipmlitv matrrittls m Ihr nrwrst pattern* and .hey fraturr lhe fine workmanship f**r which Curlee ia lOted. You’rr uaaiil'ed of long months of pood looks and ’famfortahlr satigfm’ lnry wrnr when you rlaai'r Curlee Suits for ymtr wardrobe. We have style* you will like In *hc size (hut fits you—ami every Curler Suit is priced right. (live DAD one for “ HIS" day, Sunday, June 17. Firestone Stores 41 -iV. Ml K- l«l 8E MEN’S WEAR K.U 4 V ' -' ■ ' ' ' * c - I , - l -u ' Hm thl* Firemton* Dealer (or T im . Recapping and Automo­ tive Merchandise and Service. SlnckUr S e r v i c e Station 71* arh Arc. TcL 9156 PURCELL’S **Wr Clothe The Family— Wt Furnish The Home1 216 h. FIRST STREET. — SANFORD, FLA. �/ 7 W B g A T f lF P E P H E R A L D , 9 A N F O R P F L O W fe X T M mu»k ox produce*. ner head, about double me meal of a reindeer, and at least double the milk. The Beal Ford Service In Centr*! Florida. We apecialiie In complete mo­ tor or er haul*. Stricklnnd-Morriflon Inc. Phone 100 Sanford. Ft*. C A LE N D A R R A T IO N IN G P H U CK abKU FOODS Blue stj mis N2 PI. 32. R2 S2. now valid, expire June 30; i. *, ii 2, non valid, expire July 31; V2. Z2, A l , Bl, C i , now valid, expire August 31, D l. E l , FI, Cal. H I . now valid, expire September 30. M i,A i n A N i l FATS Bed stamp* E2, F2, 02, 112, J2, n o * valid, expire June 30; K2, CHECKED IN I 'm I w | w JoN|ib A. tlirrold, d^MU #<L Fir#t publication Jun« C. l*tX L2, M2, N2, P2. now.valid, ex litre Julv St; 02. Rf. 82, T l, \}t, V2. W2, X2. Y2. Z2, nm* valid, expire September 30. BULAN Sugar atamp No. 3fl expire* August 31. IN ro rx T Jl III.K . nt» Tine cut'XTt S K N lX O L K t i ll NTV. HT.tTE U f VI.OHIIJA. IN rn o iiiT E IN HE THE KflTATE HP ItOlinlE ItliKlEll JIATI.ES. D ffiiitd . TO ALL WHOM IT MAT fnN- Airplane *tamp» .No. 1, No. 2. No 3 non good. FUEL «>ll. Period* 1. 2. 3. 4, 6 v«lid tor 10 gallon* each GASUI.INK A -16 eoup/m* valid through June 21. Rationing rule* now re­ quire that each cur owner write hi* licen** number awl itata on earh coupon la hi* po«ae**ion a* 7 DAYS WlTH *oon u« ‘ it I* leaned to him by hi* local ral'onlnic board. Your LIQUID (or mileage rationing lecord mutt be m a l a r ia l presented to the board when SYMPTOMS T a k e o n l y t e applying for ail pa***nger car gasoline ration*. i ’KHN S’.dira In hereby il t# n that AN MU: MAK lU’ Hllt.KY haa Hint h«i final r*jM»ri a. Ktecu#i * »*f the Mtatr ..I rtmihiL* n iu o n t h a y * «ltrria*4*t11 1h a t # h r h i a f t In * f*«r prtltfitn tor final rlUrlmrpt* an<! U*At #4>e 'till Apply to (be Hon&riiM*- It> W. W« r*•, Count, in life- of Mt*mUiofo County, Flor-dA* cm Hi# llr«t day nf Jum#, 15*15, for japprntal nf «mtit* anil fur fins* dlcharK** n» Kirnitrlx of Iht ••Nljtr of Itdbbl# ii>KK#r Ha) I#* ibreihrtl. on thin 22rid tin) of May, tic ANSI f• MAK It I ‘ Mlll.i: Y, f!t*t‘Vl(Ml of' til# w*t£tfp of Itoblil* lit* tiff lU p o , drcrai #d. tirsday, F rid a y , S atu rday SAUERKRAUT h t a t e o f p l o h id a . fiUKKTlNGHJ TO CLAItLNCK F*PWAHI* SMITH. who*# rraldruc# itnr* ■tltlr##* !■: *■* i*iar#nr# H*l«f»hl Hrniih ff«i«t* Uq. I#i Bo. t iik Oo Brand Turnip G re e n s Velvo C o ffe e NBC 2 10c ib i 41c no. 2 R j t z . i t , Vila Food* Ompelrult 21c M a r m a la d e SunbltM ! <b 1 0 c 2 p Q u a n t i t y R iflh t t R e s e r v e d »* 10 Musselman's Apple 4 9 c * 11 of no. 2 c a n s R a is in s Kellogg * Corn s-o i Flakes NBC n « i G ra h a m ‘b said C hum Ihta IJfh a . i». m s. * imencf'thgit liftrrte tburrije^T , " ' 1 . jufi#. IITMCIHT CMIUIT *HAlV 10c 8c Mur'd#* Kt*#t r. O Kj*n yiiiii'llM’n, t'allfnrnlft y.*ii *r# h#r#b> nr*Hfl#*d (hut suit fm tllvorr** h»# ln**sji Illni i (ilnm ymi iii the Clreiitl Cmirt for HrinI* dtiir Comity, Florida. In Cfmnrrry, by KIaqIpc Mrl« Smith. You *r# h<*r*t#y rnjiitrn) to file your wr t* |#n Appearance with thr Clerk of #uid i *cfutt tn the County Court Ifi.ii*# at Hanford. Florida, on r»t bvft-rr Hnlurdav, lb# H ill, day of Jut). A. Il.e IV15, or <4 tU fault will t»ix **nf art d rmaln-f ymf nml aald f:ulino will proceed M part**, Mrd^rvl that thlp nolle* hn puitllrh* «ul nn*" it # t*i-l for lour <41 rap, IM# illIv# wrfhe In Hit* Hanford ||#rAlii of Hunfind, Florida. WITNKHH ni) hand at»<l Ifin seal ** P r ic o s G o o d T h r u S a t u r d a y , J u n e C l e a n s e r 3 c a n »1 5 c Penn Champ (I loi 49-1 Fiee) W a x Oelden Tib Use honer or maple kvrup In Aunt June's G rape •trad of xugar to ft|t<g tweet po tato*e or baked KfeTp, •" '*■ I) r (Lty NEWrot'NOLAMI L0AFG ib i SALT » *-5H/ EISE ■ >." ‘ HERRING.. * *' ‘! J> !b 31c ik»' p 4i n?ADmri i rm *7/1 5 *11L. . w . ^*1) **♦*>• ml 6/n <i «tr» * V- » „ of II lilt Sin >N. clprk *if i ‘ire*uK Court for H«*mltio1»* Ci mi r*i >, Florida. 'A ) " mart Gall ic k Mr LIt an f'luinl in# Allot ii#) a >ll* ndo, Hodda 2 pound Jar 18c Pllltbury’* Dost Flour 10 >b» Factory Packed W Q M e a l 5 Cbunpold OI#o OPERATORS <b* M a rg a rin e Sumhln# T E L E P H O N E 61c 2 4 c SANBORN ib 2 5 c Les:al Advertisement C h e e z - i f Jr pi<ollc Tlpraiy x T e a w t a iv : 4-ox p k g t »i k J l't lll* : 2 k • ;t.AUA I. IIUKUN, i IIK 9c G rits p'«o Faclorv Pack#4 *4. S. C Pink Moat Appotixing Cooling ThirstOuonchei* (or Hot Weolh«il Cantaloupes fFancy Grapefruit Juice Fiaih Ho Loig* bch ha F*t*lan 46-oz Can *30 C o r n Cold Sunkin Joi ) y U o llI I I A . I* It- ItmlUi .tui lialpn N *w tVil- tun*. U'*ai Vamilngtan. Maine, **wt ail Parana* eoncarn- 5 : Fancy Calif 1>K Fancy Otaog* Lemons Juice 23n i , You ara heraby n o lN Iid that a •alltlnr, h i * baatl flla r l’ ln t!i. alm vn ly l »<1 I'o n ri by M r*. Vlnrnea y la b tn n , a* g i l m i n l i l m U l i uggtba T l a l - v r T f . r e a b tX U r u 'L fjra .n , leveaaail, p rayin g lo r 'o u ib n r lt r to onyay o> AVIMUm IJ. Vueurn ana Nara l . Vvrllm the, fu llow in a (J*. , iib »a bn. j d K e e r i u n x i • * law * lio a t * In K tw la n l* i>>ua(y. P lo ttW. In-alt Ij»i | and Mr Narih 1* 1/ -of l a l k o f lllo ak D of 1A 1N P A D D lT IO r* TO 1-CDiUAlXJP, l i r W i l l l X to p l*» I hrr.‘ ,1 1 If la o n l Ip tk« puUllo lecwrga d lyem fool* Coonly, Florid a. In 'lat Jiobk 1 page I L piinuaol u. » 46> ok c r Libby Tomala Hilqy Bollo Frooston • •• - ower v Watermelon 3c j . * t \ ■# &• -t * Pey- Paid Vacation* Frequent incrcaada Plrniant Envirunmoog^ Overtime flm iih. \Yr>l Tnnruit.n. Itam petiliw, and llx m lil SALE OF JUICESt C arrots M TA TK 1‘harle* 9 . ' l l t l ’ H Tk, ) [i x V a i . d p's* ESSENTIAL WORK WITIJ PEACETIME FUTURE iw n n * K M lN O I.K M»i crf'A y 11>v Salt 3 Nitl'i : Hln Limes ov Fl.Oflt tui.'. rill ' 1*1100 1tf.. Myltr Tobl# G rit- W jr n t Single or Married Age 10-36 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY HILEY B E lL g PEACHES .. 2 lbs 25c .. >/2 Bu. $3.35 Juice no 2 1 Apply Empluyment Superrlaor 9-3 Weekday*-Saturday*. 9-12 80U. BELL TEL. & TEL- CO119 E. tat St. Do Not Apply If Now Engaged in Eaienlial Work W * r t y t o l i - y H iy ’ ii.'-fir l if tmJty I* 1L 1 » « l I d »* «J ,W ktrvIWJ -y kffloVtt k*»:r **J fi* k * f»oJ -i|A Dr. jdilwi fAJf.0 JAM h i rtilly i air*M*i »«t M ff O S A N - - o • T IT T Y AI"A<ll»J WlJrtAlf S#A a* umvlltf tfri or !J M*la*JrbtAl*f *!></«« i3 ]f L t __ 4‘ppr iwrli. ;1 h L ' L fry it laVir*. " ” | Cucumbers . 23c Eggplant Ea. lOr INllNbury^f i t a F * ’ M FLOUR Riakely Citrusip no. Fan cy Lux LIT US’ H £i> y PLAN A t«g # p J " S i 'M 46-ox Can »0 0 *»M Fresh Cuban APPLESAUCE '■ Flakes L f? e . 2 3 c W*b*t*i't Tamalo Juice • Tend* Yellow no. 2 can nr* E u rtw eei Prune ■’ A, 10c . . . F u u .a iu } earb o f you ara hereby >1111*4 ang rSgiilred v p i t# M «0 ». mops J u i0 ? o . r t . iefii 5 ? ;? Ute< at - tii.O e u n s r .J n 4g* HUNTS TUXEDO ’ T f * *r"^ : ’ MM the n«ruri- J w ia * F E E D of S T O R E Complete Lina of Toxado Feed* j • Telephone 3)8 * V. • C o r. S a n fo r d A R ic h ie B EE BRAND <3 I n s e c t ic id e Roach Potydor 10c Size 25a Size Souse ib 25c C 1 Alii. 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II 1 A 1 your future! There’s a tiie- 4«u *an <l . ... You amt earn of you are hereby •STOTTS & TLMl uj o f 111f r | i , t i i a lit OCOIiaE ^ATK- BILL’S PACKAGE ip «m inilillcnt t«*n r l ii li ii ift z n^.TTTTU ) t i - ----- I . i, I III* iii \ . . i t* > (thin tut awtiria in Li> tfew rlitlmi*ni ol Dfooonet). TO in im U ti flr*t liA ch i ) f ! ! C i ii< lr ^ 4 9 T II>: r n r t i f mr T i l l ! r o * ■ TV TT J t'tM T IK IIK K . flK NKWINHI-IB M IN Q IJk C O H NIU. t t . K i.iiitm * . iIN n r ftO m nIIA u TTK I IN IIH: S U tT A T i: O K O C im O E C . JACO ilK A S lo p la n fle r w o rk »n d ihr - - - - -■-------H U H ihilt In- In writ mu « tid pint I »tnt lh# jilncv tjf re»hl*ncf dml *t IN H A B IT! tilra d if of m tUcr N U U I.E , K u r e iilr li After-hourn eig h t Uifr# UUfl U> MM TVtlfA.tt. Aeceuxl Kkfrwrhlns In d t»- th* iln n o ra b lr It. W . IVnre, ro u n ty Jiulse uf H em lnoU C ou n ty. TTorlda, on Q ii l l t h i l l ) o f June. JMV. to r *jip l»v n l " I u n t « noil fur flftai m .o M rjle ... r u n jlr li »l th *• r . l a l . o f !- * n » J’ ru c ltrrt, d e i'a . e .1. « Mill lf.th day o l M a r. W O rK rC K K H T , £ IO , C E I1N . _ K ttiea U Hereby «O M n that N O O L C <U m 1 M r M ail r » rl he R lfO U t r U uf ttw ■ » ( » '• o f a M CUA H im . A" "■ » CutuU-.!. to to ,1 ,lk* CuUHU jwtijn* "1 fluatT, Klorkljt, at hu | cm o{Uc» to ihi’ D'Urt hciUae iif wuicl CtoftSty »l b'U.ridi ti ll DO YOU LIVE IN A H A U N T E D HOUSE? Tt U’AWAKE ? IlOBERT A. WILLIAMS • HEAL ESrATB*BROK£» Ph°nc 732 Atlantic A house Imunieu by vuur f.ui of Ins my it. In,: jiii I \lit-. .ii in't krum thclr new liunir ' i s - l .Mini rA. They hnil flnl.li.il i i « \ ' w ,.ft the niorteaye nml fi ll thin i heir tbdr home n'n. thi-lr umii. well, let Alice (d l DR. RAYMOND L. BASS "I'll tiilfhl. iiiK (JHAUUATE VKTKiUNARlAN ♦ uhlil you never fnrert that BUI thought In an M o w ly eno ugh Inn ui.in ,|ii nut , u, iktdUed and hit another car ir I he rraeh was terrihlc i n I'li'l ■ •cratched hut the dtn.-r ..» ih. other car may never *..ik *• LARGE and SMALL ANIM ALS .Snnfonl • Orlando Highway “The I’ hmie day nr night 237-J monUu u(id l.et» l‘t'|l tin ’ fin 'll mim i *o ii nhioil Mr«*rr Might mar t** I I,, (iitlitiiif(** TPi! filter* ri'ic W. OUT luvi’ly nr\% Imme. o m ,,« H(»nd(t, t*vi»n III 11% wh3a < . > a , gnrniiihf^Hj. — AUTO P A IN T IN G — VV. Ii.o. l Him Iii ♦ ^ Come see us for com]iiute Auto Painting— Body ft! nml Fender work— LiIf |m illity . YATES AUTO- PAIN-Tr SHOP (g«Or> N o rth I’ n lm elto A v e . it n il if o n ! v* tht*\ h m li k«tfNj nirh n triflf aw - P h on e .171 \ C&.- thlfc in ft U kigrmnv n#ver hntiprit in It might, and if it doe* V*HI Willi ha vi* thr right Iniumncr in till’ right I’rntect Iliumv Ve n e t ia n It » t j ( i |i(MUt|it th .* T t li *.ir W nr get whnl vmi *jUrf V, , 11 j v«*m t.n* ve i , kmf corn|»an> I I M fwvlicft V‘11II hfjrt in a gtiml nl*.i imni ' In \iiii ru .ill. K w tin |d-iin V -in!.i ' ' n jd st (I till t; It lx Iv t'*u N, It H u , .,i i. I t ii hi. Ito iu' anil it bu hhlt i **u* LI • t' l'ul*l»lni|* vi*"' In. \n V ci, ti*r f*t»u if ii.Uit ft/M vn.li < i id.I t »'hi guod Will spli t ii * 1 t‘ Mn < id * | r i R R E L L ’S CiyTCrtr^e (In >dil limii' V* rt lu i unit i I .ic H i s s 11u m is nwvf f aAftCi|l» - K t lM l * * ' *’ ■Ii, .ibhmtttiAB * T PACK ft C t___ .51 B H E HR\: ST AO, *D( e io a . i .'innan* .FltOHtSM OWN I THE LO NE RANGER b it n d c o . w custom-mntle to fit each window. Call fam for free catjmute.’ BLINDS It** I f • In Hcfiitwh. it *k i rtftfmJr/»/•>•« o/ /r(fff(//(Kfi5 I lift h t llllllf inmifunn fuF th** fight amiitmtft, ’ SANJEORD Ik-* ;rU jiV |*i o n i d our \o I ’’t ant oaf Hill «n»| Altci* roiild hitvi* n. . an A merit, a n m\totn /nm/s in lin /^ ils tUliU THl 05 , -. w jr our. Bcryb w e 'll sh o w THE Kip WE MEAH BUSIHESS REPAIRED -fciuifarde fift. CAI’T. C. HOI.TSCLAtY. CHeUred). ® Owner Jf, 7 - XI Hl AC 1 I 10 l D VUH 1 0 GET COTTA I ; U-'.-.rt AM D l M I A M I il i n.Ai ' ! GTAk’T CUHNIH' TIM STAC r T in V LI A hot if axj defend \ YO jCSELF j THAT'S WHAT YOUR GUNS m m m CONCRETE PIPE for DRIVEWAYS WELLS BEPT1C TANKS WATEH TANKS CULVERTS and 8EWERH Tranalt M il Concrete Second* available at low price CONCRETE BLOCK P E N IN S U LA R Concrete Pipe Co. ^IniurnH* It thin* youonnit (mf when yon n * fj It mo»i— - ■ I m m COME OUTTA THE.QE, Kit?, OR Wt'QE COMIN' IN AFTER YUH/ / HOW' I'M A COWARD, THAr'S ALL I - •[• CAN'T. DON’T LET THEtd BLUFF YOU USE GUN FIRE VOJC GUNS -^I MAKES HE CO EXACTLY AS I I ELL YOU DON'T a s k q u e s t io n s / ITS SOME ■ Thing l CAN T 1 ESC GTBE J’hone 1)41 BANKORD. FLA. * GENCY !«i»»i<no»>r su P eB P oercE S s.'^ p-ssju aw N iN G s:* -A N D THOSE NEW — i H W S A ll r r % fVC HEARD JET PLANES * — <=1 BCUTH-EO//STHAT s in c e y o u r ' S iA N oep-y A You too ate SOPev.'LETSJUMP IN THE CAC. (30 SOME - f . p l a c e AN DTAL^j-^J —n A B o u r u s . . ' r ■> 2 , Bv PAUL \ O K A Y S P O T / J, '— . i r n* nr t ( , J ^ ., ■ T W — jgH ji.* ' A \\ UifdtA1 ' r Ir 6vr4 ' L f w F H L E W E P E J J' G A B B IN G . C3e ’ VfE OAN WATCH n-e p l a n e s r \ nd;|r>. - -r r o b in : i TAUT OFF, f — 4 —i—. e— -T— iz rrnirr'.H mrr$<m -N-----y -----' . •.*tM 41 v AN AIRv ■■JjELV g ^ T^-A - x PIE*-0 J , y \ /' T K - Sr\ Y s. f , / ;%l, O !I ! - r t.'A > , , N 1 ■ - •w v% o Tory of the furnish' in y o u r fer jour ^ behind the cent of. new ptircboc*' Aik uf for .me of North'Ajneric*' will tell ^______ FtVlHG IS SOM ETHING (SEE - LISTEN * LET ME v ------- ITELLV O U ABOUT "1 think , oh f l o a t in g a r o u n d ] INI THE CLOUDS “,W|TH VOUCH EA D tNTHE ST ^ By PAUL ROBlNSQt n e a h /t h a t s its Lu ce w h e m YOU'RE W -m LO V E.'i W - l FLYING-V" M || UKETPE FEELING ■ you GET 1 VIWEN. c »| } YOU FALL N LOVE • -•?*J -4 * :*2‘*V<•» TTj -=- mg __________ - -r V■J j-jJlrE. _. • ■ - Ji . rgi '* : ^g rrW^z '■ * i .r3TT1 | �r* — _______ The first plants for tha exclu­ sive manufacture of rayon tn Oje • T A L L A H A B S E lL — Jutjr 13)- United States began operation in Senate Bill. 701, giving the Sdminole County Clerk, fee* for 1912. each of the defendants where The d»ily weather ma there la more than one defendant United Slates was fllsl in the eaae, today became a l » » by the federal governmeli without the governor's signature Seminole County Court Record Monday, June II. 1913 Warrant) Iked, F'.wim. It Inals H to Etta Ruth et vn l> R Musson. J Jolla George W el - ' — - us to Mrs L Ragsdale. HELD WA N T E D COLORED gill* for laundry work. Regular hours and wage* Apply ,n person, Somlnolo County Laundry Co.. 819 W. 3rd St. !L B. POPE CO. U. 8. TIRES mpd TUBES W l E —'One heavy* . rappl* hook hay loader oo MK t o .___________ 90 ACRE farm tiled, good flow­ Ing well*, 10 acrw rough Isn.l Palm Hammock Banford. FTa P. E. Bols, 1101 Park A v . . Banford. Fla. Phon# 0B1-W. ROCKER, newly Phone 0AI-J TRUCK! No priority needed ! ! UM1 Chevrolet High State Body. 10 wheel*, ggecllent Urea, tar pauiln, new * motor. Rarln’ to K" on that heavy hauling Job. Celluu: Ulrica , - *- * ■ n O L tfcR MOTOR SALES Mlt W. let it. Phone ’■» Y O U 'L L L I K E W C A P U D IN E for H EADACHE s g S T H * . '" * • to »- At 5 HtnmiSOlK 20I-N0.PARK A V I . HOItltmv III UK IM IL Iti: 1-1( 1% \cv Is ItKSl'FStTKI) (li lt natural for prlvucy in im>fit4\ viiiit t«*r n i> Rtnclly rrRprctnl here. h nr ruin ami mlalivcR am nut «iuu»U*»ncil al>nut yutii • folit N*mr nil ployrr in l»tmnrsR u»iuh intr* will n«>l hear of your |irr*onal affa iru. Thrie i» no 4ttiino f«»r I embarraBRinrnt. ltp»son«Mf»-r m ill jmtutTXnwnt^ No c«» rnakai# on itioni'Y loan* THE THRILL W E D N E S D A Y . J U N E 13, 194 - [elle/* -Motor Co. C e l e b r a t e s Its First B i r t h d a y 1> day ©I June. l » « . (CIRCUIT CO OU T REAl.) O. P. HERNDON. Clerk Circuit Court a a p Altman in the local Chevrolet agency were bought by W. E. Holler. Jr. This was Uie begin­ ning of activity which through­ out the past 12 month* ha* en­ larged tnc 'phyaical tacilltiea oi the firm and expanded the vol­ ume of business handled, of bualneaa handled. . At the time Mr. Holler took over the bualneaa he atated that it wa* hla avowed purpose_ to give automobile owner* in San­ ford and Seminole County the heat auto aervlce that the warrestricted phyaical facilities would permit. In iplte of the difficult tie* in obtaining equipment the firm added auch maintenance ma­ chinery aa a Hear front end align­ cr, l.__ heavy duty wheel balancer, er, ‘ * ISun _______1 motor analyxer, electrical honea and grinder* to make poaaible cloaer tolerance* in fitting pin* and buahinga. In June, 1944 the building at 208 West Flrat Street waa uacd for tha mechanical work on car* and the building across tha street at 216. West Flrat Street handled the body and metal work and painting. Thi* aetup haa con­ tinued -but the paint and body ihop haa been expanded and di­ vided to that each now ha* a separate apace. A new Westlnghouae five horaepower compreaaor ha* recently been inatalled to provide constant air, not only for thi paint sprayers but for a pneu­ matic hammer to be used on dent­ ed fenders and bodies. This ma­ chine another late acquisition. Since the space for the me­ chanical work was inadequate. I approval of W I’ B wa* obtained to build a concrete-floored, openaided addition 30x46 feet with aufficlent clearance to accommo­ date the higheat truck bodica. Looking to the future when new autoa -would again be n part of American life, the firm obtained the Oldamobilc and <’a-| dlllac franchises for sales and! service. | Because repair parts have Iwcn scarce during the war period and! tx-rausc of the rssrntinlity of •ver 76',V of the auto transpnr- i tation facilities in thi* are*, every j effort was made to obtain parts tnd thus avoid delays in repair* As a result during the yrur just past, the inventory of (arts has increased two and n half times' In dollar value. Additional nnace in which l»| park usd car* was acquired from | the ACL Railroad with * "getready" lot at the rear of the establishment arid a sales lot on [ the O D bS titFl side of the build- 1 Ing. Wrecker service was in - 1 saturated. Neon lighting was Ided to the front and side of t building The firm is managed by George Tquhy, who D assisted by Charles Dooley, service manager. C liff Abies, Part* manager. A. F'.. Crocker, office manager and T. F, Hammett, used car sales limn*C*r. house ou 1*«rk F, ________ 14 merm Und ly*n* »oulh of -hllrood. houae and 2 lot* mown •* Tooten Place— War* Mute and 8 lota lylna >lo»K ATTENTIO N: Service per-oMiel and vacatlonista Apt* und lIda of railway In Cameron URy, Going Into aervlcc. Mat rooms two block* from Main KUnlk, RL 1, Box 183, Sanford, St. one half block of ocean by day or week. Phono 949-11. 708 Broadway. Daytona llesrh. Fla MOW BHIPMXNT of lataat nhon©graph rocorda. Bauer Radio A Electric Service. SM ALL 3 room houae on wheels 7x7, kitchenette, wired, screen ed, awnings. City Shoe Shop 210 Hnnlord Ave,_____________ UPHOLSTERY fabric*, tape* trie*, damgsks, brocatelle*. a W A N T E D TO RENT ood stock to aeloct from. R. : Brown, 9811 N. Orange Ave. NAVY COUPLE wlahr* t<> Phone 4069, Orlando, Fla. hou.-ie or sjturtincnt. N<> dren. Phone 630-J. ■ TRUCK 1041 Dodge Penal, will take lot* of heayy duty and «W* long ser­ SIT. W A N T E D vice. Celling price make* thi* an exceptional offar. No priority SERVICE MAN'S WIFE wants jnsitbm ns general offlre wort: ' ' tuaiJid er, 2 " 2 year* experience, HOLLER MOTOR SALEH n.oilly iMMtkkrcplnK VUmu ■ ' 199 W. lat BL Phon. 622 Mr» Hr mil. H14-W 8 of PICKING WINNERS Greyhound G a * is on tha air over W D B O tonight at O'tO and over W L O F at 6:16 wi t h a l l t he "dope” on the doge at the Han­ ford • Orlando Kennel Club. Ructti Htart 8:00 I*. M. Sh*rp oO I FA M ILY LOAN of Sanford 8— Florida State Hank Bid*. v ' Sanford Orlando Kennel Club' mn aKm.vut.n r t e a iiM , iv 8 a IT U t'UtUHTINK U T1IOMAH. ” Plaintiff. v. oitonan K. T IIO U A * . TO: (MtOIMIK Turn at Red Arrow On Route 17 (Sanford Fllghway) at Longwood midway he tween Sanford and Orlando. 7 io iu t J i m t M I . III IC L 'IT . i 'Phone 33 Last Big Nazi Known To Be Alive Is Ta­ ken By British Des­ pite P o i s o n Vial (Hr FOR FATHER . . . SPRING-FILLED COMFORT . . . Luxurtotlnly comfortable Ult-imck Imingc chair* com plctc with ottoman, Npoll the laa( wonl in rolitxatior and comfort! Choice of colorn. Made by %Strcit nnr other famouh tle.siKnnr« of fine farf\iture. A DESK of HIS LAM PS VERY OWN . . , H alf Year Auto Tags Go On Sale July 2 « it. ) I 1 » «» Auto license plates will be placed on sale for one-half the . annual rate on July 2, according ’ to 'an announcement today by Jno. D. Jinkina, County Tax Col4F lector, subject to the provision Ihut no license plate may be sold for lex* than 96.26, except those • X aeries. / > ) th o > T o w o " M p t/n*. Ilu tbor • y I van la. Tou a r * Jlcraby o rtlrfrtl He could WHnt no finer Rift thnn a roomy, distinctive desk. , 3 A FINE GIFT PA IN T NOW! Have Gootl Reliable Painters available. Call Sanford Paint R Glass Company. Phone 303. AUTO BODY. AND FEWDP.R WORK BY A n B x m a r r b u . PEKIOR AUTO P A IN T IN G U f f * aiAortmant of colors. Your '“ U r out look ntw. Brin* It to Sgt Marlon Wright Wins -Bronze Star UHOU,ER MOTOR BALE8 FRAMED W A N TED ^ * ’ ' , • in v based-on 1941 prices jl-i OIL BTOVB. 8 D IVISIO N ' I, •• ■ GIVE *rHIM A SMOKER Hi* • Umo to get ono of theee fine mirrors, priced from $7.50 to $11.10 at A , i* j • ,< 26% Reduction. ' ' >> • ” j*c*u w - r -*,i« yi-.i * c -cr* - ,l , ^7" * *,3.2 , .-■ . ,- Our GUum Department i> complete. We can handle any ebe job from ' a modem streamline Glau Store Front to the email window panes. a % Automobile Glass Installed while you Wait • The Complete Paint And Glass Store • <| Yanks MassOn Okina­ wa For Final Knock­ out Punch A h Garri­ son Is Demoralized Illy Pnstwar construction of a *u| modern four lane highway 1 ing Daytona Reach, Deland, l ford. Orlando and other E1« eitlea with Tampa, aa deatgru In plana of tha National In rrgional Highway Commit looms as a certainty folio" approval of thtap recommet Hons al a reeent/Tneetlng o f Statv Highway Deportment. Tuesday evening al tha t Hall, a meeting of the Cham of Commerce Good Road* G mittce was held for the purr of recommending to County G misiionera end repreaontatl present from various doua areas, roads which should built in the county. $33,400 E - Bonds Solid Carload Of Sold In Sanford Clothing - Shipped By Infantry Group By Sanford Lions stated nx-ently that dealgnatioi of the main highway system dk not mean arv extra Federal fun* would be avadabtr in the stqU nor that the four lane road would lie fully built in the p#r|o< immediately after the war. Aerording to the plan, ro9<^ would be built to mn-i condition! required by traffic and gradual!] built up to the four lane clnai (inly a portion of the federa and stale funds available ft* road construction would be utet on tbe main highway system, hi ■aid, and tha real would go t* other roads throughout..tha alkl4 The National Intcrreglona Rcalintic B a t t l e Of 21 Manhours Of La­ bor ^Required For BougainviHe -Waged leading In Train At 'Athletic Field Those loud explosion* you heard last night were not Japa­ nese balloon bomb* mysteriously dropped on the Sanford Naval Air (Ration, nor indeed enemy sabotage of the gaiAdine storage tanks on the lake front, but a very realistic display of modern Army weapons and tactics by a squad of overseas- veterans at the Seminole llhgh School athletic field. ' The Hattie of Hougaia%jlle was rett,uet.xl with such vividarss and enthusiasm that wmtnen screamed and crowd* ru«hrd back from the field a» the big trench mortar* let ro with terrific blasts and the 'dating flame throwers spreading 1800 degrees of death -and de­ struction withered hidden' dugouts (C e n tla a s e ns r a s e T h ree) Attendance A t p o g T rack I h Incre&Bing LONGWOOD. June U. (Spe­ cia l)— Pstrnnsgr at the Ixmgwoo.1 dog truck Is Increilslng steadily, It » * « snnouncf.1 today, altd figure* (or the past week's batting through the pari mutu.il window* tote! |17,797 compared with 9171,237 the previous week. The figures are compiled on a seven night week belli. Paid admissions totaled 4,887, with 1,384 service men admitted free. •This exceed*, by 960 ttt* previ­ ous week's attendance. A solid car load of clothing. c*d lrctr-1 in Seminole County by the Sanford l.lons Club with the ro. operation of boy acouta, the Navy, school*, and other gTotips has left Sanford to be sent overseas for destitute war victims aa part of n national clothing collection camnlagri under direction of Henry kaiser, industrial magnate Koine idea of the labor in vnlved in loading all thi* cloth ing on'to tbe railroad rni Is re o „sn *s,4 iis rsa* rsoM Morrison A p p e a l s For Old Rackets Urgent need fo r Unni* rackeU and ball* for U** of men in Army ronvelaeoent hoapiuls was Stressed in • letter recently re ceivr.l by Charlea Morrlaon from llolromlw Ward, president of the U.8. I-awn Tennis Association. Mr Morrison, who la a member of the National Tennla I'mnlres Aeaoriation. today atated that he would )w glad to receive rackets and ball, donated, at Filer son's •tore on F irst Street arid that hr would sec that they were shipped Hr asknl that old tennis balls be don*tel. whatever their condi­ tion. as these a n used for mani­ pulation, to strengthen hand mut- Home On Leave 1 . m = III For the time* when ” a-travelln' Vo . . . . - He’ll be *o proud( of •It, he’ll be * very careful to ktidp hie aehea i l l off the floor t . • II .'P; R.95 Up 3 * “It's Easy to Pay the Mather Way” k**rwtalr4 I’ ff**) SupiTfart rouses set afire to Osaka in a ,1,000-ton infontliary raid as General II.H. Arnold promised bombing at­ tacks would be stepped up to a rate of 2,000,000 tons yearly, making Ju|Min u "terrible place to live in.” General Arnold, chief of Army forces on a Suporfortlia-p tour, .aid, "W e nre just •latHtiir with ihc II 29• which will M-.-ik utlcr dc*l r ifct ion" on Japan Moulin hit© \2U Superfortresses alia, k,-,( luat'hmr toot, chemical, Ptopeller nlaiit* ami other war industiie* in O-iikn and neighboring Amugnsiiki on the first anniver-iii \ of their fir-t raid on Ninpon. l>n Okinawa the Ysnkx strove for ,i quick knockout I\ iw against Jsi>Miir,c command i»"ii *tgn* potnlisl with Ini i i *, , ■crlaoil, to ftddtng up ••I in. <1.(oiprd gairisoft l i., \ Ciiptuicii the highrnt peak 1 i i-t Inch ibfeii«e csrarpi-ii ii-.il mad*- other aiKanre*. Il'ir i-..’ ■ lai'Hoe-e *urremtered • * ■•, i i, ..........i t i h>- i 'bines* i, g ih« port of Wen i I - -* * I <■m* , 1hi- J« |mite,e are 1be « nieme in , « .1 ii.traw >i- t owar d .-I . i ..........nth . •ih* I , t>e * l , i • i IciciI I -hari again and 1***1 * • •••I at tow n* \ ii .1* iirluall, completed ih, - 0 1 1 1 *1 of major objectives on i i ,hxr*t llorneo by occupying Rotary Club To Meet Kiwanis In Softball Opener Sanford Is Made Headquarters Of American Legion I Mff iruli ivm «'iu m i n t e r mi kr« p ini; up uith th« JmiR during Nti iilo ii.l U iV M alo n \krr»- r t f r n il v r«* frrm l ti\ Ifi n lift In li» l.mlph A Smith And llic S«nfur*t Kiwauttf (Milt frulll Hr Ik* lit Ill'll* I J<iec|ili ( ’ iliitrhiiFM wMcIi Mr Smith nt 'hr ir.| t ' I hill mwH iiik* I Sir lllVlHldli lai feel **|l thi i► Iafi<| tin A i •i 11 22 >'il \i*p*t•' i tin > Pfc. Rojfer Jiminez (Jets Second Citation 1finlRhrd the flf-t i•».,# « of JaillCI lan Uradltz'a CITY BRIEFS nm «»|irrm inn," Mini* <** . *,*I II .i ( (m “ \Vr Iimm* tr mv< l« u 1*41' null nirnlriRt lumr oppoait•••n «»vci tin rod many the 32T«t U-io Mltcneu Romb Group of thi 12th Air F'nrce was presented It* sceoml Wsr Department citation, highest' honor attainable by a combat | unit, and among those *hartnr the ' honor is Pf* Roger Ji ntnrt. whoj has served si Irsnspoiistlon *t'« ( cislist with the twice-.'led gro p Ills wife. Louisa, live., at Route' ll, Sanford. HI* parent*. Mr. anil Mr*. Horace Jimlnea, slso lives | at Route 0, Hanford. Tha official citation published In Washington lauds trie R 25 unit for an attack against shin­ ning in Toulon harbor three dsys following the Invasion " f south­ ern France. The giant battleship •'Strasbourg", cruiser 1 * Galls- Negrro I h D row ned tonneife" snd a submarine had A t I-A?mon B l u f f tieen moved into position to use (hair heavy guna against tnc Ibownmj; of K«rnmt Muirlry Allied Invading force*. In ” ne »»f R|fr smashing attack Mitchell l*omh. ntffTO. Iff mImmU 1 era of the 32lat Sent nil three war­ In lii*' St John* Kiser m( I t'liion rrpnrted yrtle.'la) ships to the liottom. sp unpre­ 13luff. « • » cedented feat In medium bombing poan to Sheriff Charles Hand who In turn notified the Coast annals. One of the oldest baa^> group* Guard unit. The body was re overseas, tha 321*1 begs* combat coveted by W. II. Ellrrbe. A. C In March. 1943, and lllayed A Moore, Herbert N'eiswpmtcr and major Tolr tn brfnglnr about tha TY.' A.'Patrlck of the Coast Guard final dafeat of the German arm­ unit and Seaman Conclartd of the ies In Italy. In 897 mlaUons tha 8anford Naval Air Station. JVhll# fishing from the bank of the river, llaglov slloped, fell tn ai^d w*e drowned. It wras rejnirted Seaman Copeland dived deep to recover the body. Director Kettles To Pfc. Lee E. Bauman . Start Ball fkhool Wins Combat Badge Potential material for b l( league baseball teams ef 1966 or thereabout* la being tarned oat In Sanford by Coach C j'. Kettles of Bemlnole High School, whooe baseball school for , ba(ra of_19 *ara o f age and up, hoe a t i w * nr enrollment . , ' _ Tha bora report at th* Lake­ side Park every Tuaaday attd Thursday morning at 10 » 0 o'clock; How to itand up to tbe plat* properly and taka a healthy cut at the ball; bow.to peg 'an oat at -baaaa. to pitch, tw l ecaBn behind Uio plata, to ram'beata apd every mechanical phase of buieball (a taught to tha boys py Coach KetUas. CHAPM AN T ft A N B n » R E D The present enrollment In. rlude* the following youngstatat •Valter W. Chapman. 28. fire- Devld Haylay, Willi* Brown, n * Mellonville Home Of Coopers Is Sold The homo of Waltar L. Cooper, Hanford realtor, haa boon purA tM iiulfiMtlni Lansing. Porter Lantlng. Hap* ahaaed rocenUv by Claud# A. Atlantic fleet dm ard MUar, Jbnmr r»nnlnrt«n, Wbldden, operator of th* Colonial nancaa SUnetrom. Tom ml* Spoor, .doaatra, who will Htoblieb his rtaidence there later with hi* family. The. bom* la located at 1041 M*nany.lHo Avenue and la on* of Chapman. David U t t e Moat beautiful. of IU type BBT f e n ; p(K>rr«t mail* I r>i'f <>ur t firk fiiun* *11fI •* I •* iiml • <hi- I hi• liAil hlnwn |M •• tn .ill . \ 1 1•tr*• Mini wr hnk«* ha«l » • ,u l tnm kr9'|»iri|r mu ,«r • til. <|lRt«lM«' ••( . I f«*H«l- arul mitiirr "in IriMipn Ityr nir «l»*• liiir imrtiOR The J.m Into the mounlaln- u folhiw thrm to finish of lif|ui(|iitlon " (IriiM m'MciI that Ii* ha.t t« I' rjuuit h« and 11 • •|'H»' t••' * Ih »•" NhlMi Mt!•I »' II14*lltil llffoilet I'ii al (*4>intiiM fHiinir«l out (• liRhmcnt iif tin Sanfonl Mt a l« rl4Fh9»e| llilrr. w | f tun11If u lirri ^Slittf A iljut«’ ♦ ; 1I'M lor ii I i« Hospitality Braised By Infantry (Jroup YN.*i Marine C*«»r| % \ • I•••|•*.t Nina mu, Juni 1" iSpriiiili Marini* Vic Vici. . b M« • M I miio IP. of Sarford. atLiitird to .1 Flrat Marine An Wing fighter a*|uadrun, ha^ Trtiintril hen* from the Pacific for fuilouirh uml re naaiirnmcnt. lie Wl i n k e d 10 (he New llebrldffl and the Solomon Ihc ton of Mr* F.ula Mi (Tellsno, of Ssi f*>r*l, hr attended the Seminole High School and we* a meinlrer of the foothull team. Prior to hi* enlistment in October, 1042, hr was employed by McCrory1* Department Store, Sanford. He attained his present rank In April, 1943. Robert R o b i n h o n Back From Pacific ? , 1 Thc»o mirror* arc Pittabuifh Bent Grade Pollghe^ P^te. Now la the oi, Arnold Promises Two Million Tons Qf Bombs Yearly For Jap Homeland Route From Daytons To Tampa la Okeyed By Highway Group fo> email trailers, end official or 'T o secure a half year tag for a motor vehicle it la necessary to M/utyfcice proof by affidavit that the vehicle haa not Man operated upon th* roads o f tha State of Florida alnee tha_*Mlr*3lan-of ---- tha tut'FJoHdftaghwued for it. - In .tha rase of out<of.aiata lag* — In tonight's dally Doubla,-Sec­ ^ on car* owned by - raaldtnU of retary Arnold hoe dropped Jersey ^ thia SUte, in order to aecure half year tag It muat be shown ^ * by affidavit that the vehicle haa not been operated alnee being brought Into tbe State, otherwise ^ • a full price llcenaa tag la appU- LUGGAGE STORAGE, »uur. w al Oarage. Specie1 rat* desr , j _ ------ --- ------ - - jm t The bronze alar medal for merltorius service haa been awarded to Major Ralph G. Moye of the 622 Field Artillery Battalion for action in Italy and France during amthc; period-oP-Jone 26,1944 to Jan. 2fl. 1946, it haa been announced by the Army command. Major Moye la the son of Mr*. ME Moye. 107 East Fifth Street and a graduate of 8etnin■ola IHglv. School and the. JJni'• w r s l l y of -Florhla. »— According to the citation annnu need by Major General F.W. Mllbum: "A * battalion 8-3 and Gunnery officer. Major Moye dc monstrated the highest profea am atonal qualities and judgment In ~ the establishment anti supervision of fire control of hla unit. . "Ilia skillful and careful plan­ ning and coordination o f the fire control renter made possible rendering close and efficient eupW port of assault infantry compan­ ies on many occasions. He meti­ culous attention to details of training and elocution of finmissions and broad understanding of field artillerf turtles enabled a his coordination of many rein­ forcing battalions." . < BUSINESS* SERVICE We 1«« Associate* Press! Bronze ‘Star Given To Maj. Ralph Moye 940.00 chair*. dining A N D H0R8E. Member Associated Press Post-waic S u pfer Highway To Past Through Sanford Field M.vnhnl Montgomtt erjH Headquarters, Germany, June 15, — Nafci Foreign Min­ ister Joachim von Ribbentrop was captured yesterday as he slept nude in a modest f)Hamburg boarding ho us e . This closed the most inten­ sive man hunt in Europe since V-E day. IWfcn'Iinl » oniiv.il o r r m n a r. West Point Air Cadet, Carter Von Ribbentrop, understood to ^.lie wanted by ten nationa to H»»tand trial for war crime*, wa* 'rj* the last top-ranking N ail known to b« alive who had elude,! cap­ ture. A metal can of poison was found strapped to hi* body but he surrendered this ynluntatrly. Von Ribbentrop, former cham^ pngne salesman, has been hid­ ing in Hamburg since April 30. He laid he intended to hide un­ til the Untish feeling about him died down, then attempt to save his life tn a trial. C After being shunned bv a wine merchant friend whom he had known 26 years, Von Rib­ bentrop using the name of "Ricsc" got lodging with an unsuspecting landlady. The Hrlwjtinh also arrested bis sister, who ^iden tified him in a tearful, hy­ sterical scene today. .HOTKK ’ THd Board **f Count) t'ommla afonara of lltmlitoU l*«»unt>. KlorIda. will rtfalva l»ld# at llr» Clark** Office In Banford. on or Wtfor* • O'clock I* M July 2nd. 1911, on tfca following #«|lllpm*nl •Ttoelor wltti llltfhwa) Moatr nltachad Fully R«|yliil'ed with powar lift, all fiM»t hi.iifw rIc. Illdia will ha ni>»n«t| and ton* aider ad at an ad)**ii»nr#l llrf ular ma*tln« «if aald Hoard •«• l*» hold on Thurailay. July Ith I9ti W. tl KlUlKK » hali man AfTaat O |* 1l»rndon. Clnk . SANFORD. FLORIDA, . FRI DAY, JUNK 15. 1915 / III F o r th e M A N o f the H O U R . nj A S p e c i a l G i f t at a S p e c i a l IK T W K Y ia t ir r Kslablbihed 1008 CO. lll= lll= lll= lll= ll|= lll= lll= lll= lll= ili ' A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R VOLUME X X X V I Cash can be borrowed from us on shortest notice, with Howland no disturbance.—“Jimmie — ---- also - . makes loans of $75, $100, $150, $250 or more-flhould your needs require it. LEGAI, NOTICE TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE im iG A n m n IIKIIFII. DAMSEL TIME PLEASE JIH I.Y MACK IT'O NKL ZACK ' HEKKPUL H l'h l STOCKTON PIllliF; LUCKY FRANK for 30 days only cos In If we wish to he freei If we wtah te preserve inviolate thoae Inestimable privi­ lege* for which w# have been a* long cowtending—we moat fight I —TATRiCK OKXaT. GOOD TO K N O W ! ^ NEW elec trie waUr heater, ni* -- rntle. * Hauer Radio 4> Kb -j trie Harvtce. ______________ TltBKK'-bedroom -- -------■— mtenv.-~Cai)i»rTna— t r U i r w y Velno I>ay, Jerry S. to Charlie C. Cramer It rock. 1). C. et ux to Clinton Harrison. Hart. Cader Crier et al to Owen W. George S. Deed American fru it Grower* to R. Administrator's Heed Austin. 1ou I lllmn el vir Miles Overstreet. H. J. Sr. Admr. In Robert llizrrll FUt. J W. Wynn to William 8. Smith. F’oslei et u* to Mildred Hirer gt ux. ItiH-kinori et vn Cleveland Real Kstate Mortgage* U oil. Claude II et us A Mar­ Odham, Minnie L. to let Fed­ AND SHO - CARDS OF A L L KINDS tin Atlderson et ux to It. L. eral Saving A l-oan Aaan. , Ragsdnli et in. Hirer, W. S. et ux to lat Fed­ O - DEE’S SIGN & SHO - CARD SERVICE Ash. Harry to Francis Meri­ eral Saving A Loon Aaan. wether . George, Owen W. et ux to R. (0 . I). I-nndrcss) George. Owen W. et u* to R. L I.. Ragsdale et ux. Roth. Ktta 8. et vir L. Ray­ 105 N. PALMETTO AVK. mond to Rhoda B. Kwing. Chattel Mortgage* Whitehead, Loleter to Florida State Hank. (iraahoff, Philip A. to Florida Stnto Hank. I f SELMS LIKE. FOLKS Martin, Charley P. to Florida D O N'T K N O W H O W f O State Bank. . Satisfaction of Mortgage* a p p r e c ia t e BEING WELL Mutual Life Insurance ComUNllL TWEV GE-T 3 — K J I any to Philip A. Graahoff et ux. Florida State Hank to Philip A. 9ICK r—^ Grnshoff. Florida State Hank to V. M. Thurston F'nrms. Flstea, R. W. to Ira Toaaie et a). Selmnn, Guy S. et tna to Min­ nie L Odham. Flrat Federal Saving* A .Loan Assn, to Charlea F'. Harrell et ox. CLASSIFIED ADVERT IHING FATES Rlackahear Manufacturing Com­ pany to Gua Schmnh. 10c par Una for oae Insertion Ilonorahle (Haehargea 09c per line far Urea Insertion* U. 8. Army to Flilgar L. TDol07c per line for • laaartioaa fram. 96c per lino for 20 Insertions . IV S. Army to Ernest Engrain. Minimum rata* . . . Me a U. H. Army to Joe Lee. II K Army to Marion I* rLee. PHONE 149 OR BRING YOUR Ad* to THE SANFORD FtER.SLD I Ordinance Count, flvo word* to the line. Including phone and address. Clt> of Sanford Re: AbondonAH a m r tllim g r tf for oltoatlona wanted will be charged for at the nig Alley's regular cUanifled rate*. Certified Copy Final Deere* llngin - Peters Company Vs A II. Stevens. - PLATFORM •Up-covered' — T H E 9 A N F 0 R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A EIGHTH . — Robert Jtohinson. Storekeeper S 2 with the Heahees in the Paci­ fic area for tho past two vear*. has resolved an honorable diacharge, and with Mrs. Robinson, the former Ratty Levins, hss been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hen F. Wade* 610 Palmetto Avenue, hie brother and alatar-indaw. Mr. Rohlnson came to Hanford In 1926 end formerly managed the City Barbpr Shop on Mag­ nolia Avenue. They will return soon to Tallmhaeaee where Mra. Rqbinson haa been conducting a beauty ahop. I ifiiinCc Ifimnittru Mr lj%nr vrixirtrtl ihiat (lt« H.'l mi'ii t'linvul f i*»h. b rrnrh f r i « ! :L .I ckhc Awarded C. Howell Citation W ITH THE FI FTH ARMY IT A L Y . June 16. t.Spec.all Sgt Jesse C Howell. Jr., 'ii. of Al tamonle Spring*, recently wu» awarde<l a Division Citation for oatatanding performance of duty on the F'lfth Arrnv front during the Italian Campaign. He la n platoon sergeant with the 363rd Infantry Regiment, Olat "Powder River" Division. Howell's platoon was subjected to a heavy concentration of enemy tnachlnegun and mortar fire aa they moved Inin a defensive posi­ tion. The platoon leader wa* wounded. Taking charge immedi­ ately, Howell led the men Into position through the heavy fire, end then organised a little squad to evacuate the wounded platoon leader. Howell's roolneae under fire preventer! the platoon from be­ coming dlsorganited end suffering heavy casualties, the elution re- IN D IA PARTY BOMBAY. Jun# 16. UP)— Mohandea Gandhi eaid th* release of the eight Iraprlioncd members of the congrtss working committee woo the occasion for him to step said* as a leader and l*t them Howell, who hold* the Purple “ take up thread” of Independence Heart, was • clerk before he en plan*. He said he was only an tared aervlce In November, 1942. advisor and bod no standing a* a a mother. Mra. Bernice W. racognlied representative of the o w e l l , live* tn Altamonte Jbrtspb . . . . » ■ - "htnh f»»ril vn Uiu cub. drYilci) tuk'k. iuilnci* iluul lrmon turn Mini ice tea, which wmn served tn them l»v 1*2 iurimr liotteBReh F"ll.»w(nir th«* Rtipi'er, the men • (tendril • dance, tfiven In their h**tii*r nt the C S ". through spe• ml arrangements bv Dirrctor Joe Hull The Hnnford Naval Air StAdun t»rche«tra furnished the •lance riuiBic ami the f<ddieri en­ joyed dancing with the Junior hoRtenaes. At one time, tome of the aiddlor musicians present bor­ rowed the Navy's inatrumenta and idnved Buteral number* them< arris were drswn for nriiea hnr*li* 1 out by Mr. I.ane which w it ,- won by a paratrooper, a soldier, a WAVE, a sailor and a junior hostess. During intermis­ sion. Mrs. Ed Lane played the piano for group singing. The hell was especially decorated for th* occasion by Mrs. S.C. Graham and Mr*. Lane. Soldier* ware quoted et having aald that they have received more hospiUlity In Sanford than any* where they have Vet stooped on their bond promoting tour. IS KILLED WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Jun* 19. ( ' l l —A t least IS persona war* killed and 32 injured when the 36th car of a freight train Jumped th* tracks and fall on tha ad­ joining tracks ahead of an on* rushing passenger train, Penney* Irani* Railroad officials reported today. More than 200 person* were shaken up when tho loco* motive and ffrst six car* of tho passenger train were derailed al nearby WUtos. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 13, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ca44715ea89ab402d222d35819d7eec3.pdf dad69365f9e29eea76d13348a4eb8bbb PDF Text Text I E ic m fi page F lU B A Y , J U N E n. VJIJ THE SANFORD HERALD. S a NFORD FLORfDA IIS1J ■---- 1----■ R U R A L COMMON SF.NMfc H) Spuds Juliii*uw 111 L l f L l » r | I . I W | J ■■'l l " ' ■ - ' equiptx’d from bookworm doe not have dl-poial the energy, stretigtli .u gepersl ability that yvmihl In- Ins if he .1 HOOKWORM C O N TIN U E S Public tn-iillli nulliorltie* and Were welt. Thus, hookwoi in. par­ A SERIOUS M E N AC E TO llie hundreds <>f families who have ticularly when the lies! effort* H E ALTH IN FLO R ID A followed their advice on the mat- of all arc neoded to win the war. While much progress tins been «cr nre to lie commended for the Is more than n personal malady made against hookworm in rural advances that have been made on but. is a handicap to the war program At any time, it rotw ore lireus uf Florida in recent year., lln* debilitating disease, it still continues to n serumFur many years, it has lieen of vigor and strength hii makes liirnacr to tlir health of people known Dial n person sulfering him mole susceptible t,, other —— - “- ' •»•••» home- are r.ot a - sanitary -* w * g * - f.iiiiil , Ih- — i. Ii.iu jit iiip a a ijiu m di-ease; It i; a rerloil, ecorlothlc factor, for a person wlio is auf. ferm g from it la not as ablr to make a livelihood or to progress a* lie would if he Were well. Hookworm is a parasite that is transmitted through aewage to its victims. .Therefore, safe disposal I lf sewage so (hat It will not be present in the soil on which peo l*le walk is the only way In >•::-!!I;:::.!I1 -- wbUh it can b« » tamped out A barefoot lad walking in contami­ nated soil runs the rlak o f get­ ting the disease--and keeping it perhaps fo r many year* without knowing ' why he feel* tfred so often, why he doesn't obtain the good that he should from hi* food, and why h e 'l* more sus­ ceptible to disease than other folks. T l ...... . Admiral Cheater W. N im m traveled from Washiagum in s P e*rl Harbpr after disaster un der the ■erne o f “ Mr. Wain w right” and-.wora civilian clothe, to fool the Japanese agents w ho would hevg killed him fo r the secret report* he carried. . as Soap was Invented ns far bark the firat1' century. M l = ll l= l l l= l ll = l ll = ll l = :l l l= m = || | = l||= | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = ] | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = , C L A S S IF IE D AD VRR1 IHINC - RATES ___ -------- ^ lie per line for one Insertion 03« per line for three insertion* 07c per line for 6 Insertion* $Se per Bn# for 20 Inaertlon* Minimum rate* . . . 30c PHONE 148 OR BRINC Y O IT Ad* tn THE SANFORD HERALD 'Ceual, live word* to the line. Including phone and address. '4 . 5 [) 'i AU advertleeairata for alloatiune wanted will be charged for at the refutar elaaalfled rate*. ______ _______________ | ct *V LOST- - FOR SALE— LOST Fight J i « n heifer stray­ ed from lord'* pasture on Snnfntd Avenue A K Hnburn, ||. U. POPE CO. U. 8. T IR E S and TU BES J r § i », HUTTETi N wall located I <128 \V. :trd St »oom house. Phon# 9122. ! HELP W A N T E D - to o s . ® ' 's Hammock Senford. Fla m> USEE O U R EASY P A Y M E N T = PLAN! One Yea Inc wella, 10 acres rougn .an.. :1 palm MAID, good |iay P E. Boll, U01 Park Ave.. :*,liu:i. Sanford, Ha- Phone COMJRED g lil, for laundry work. Regular lour, and ivngca Apply in person. Semlcolo foiu ity I.aundry Co.. 8li* W. :trd St W O M A N ’S pre-war bTcycle. Viola Bntley. 11 IH l’eralmirmn Ave LM’S. purebred Doberman I in *cher Champion blood line »•'" Kallcy. Bo* 257, Sanford. t'hon* County 2304. DOUBLE SPIUNO C O T and l « " mattress**. Mr*. IUum»n. phone 3fl'J or Pinrhuret Oroeery 20th ami French.______________ O AKLAND touring car, 1921 modal, good rubber. $70.00. Ed ward*. KetnlnnU High School 1‘ Hnne founty tor for Sislu t o H o l a m Drui < o Touch N E E D W H I T E iloormnii nt on re! ll|)| H i r l u m l v for man 18-36 y e a r s , able to meet p ub lic ami , u r r v responsib ility s h i l e l e a r n ­ ing b usin es s Vpi'D in pi-rsnn In M r Miilllnlilt/ T lir a tr e . W A N T Kl> h man'* I i(ft I' III IIK" lOt Vi acre* land lying mouth ol I 111( ; 11 «rlmo| railroad. house and 2 lo t*1 amull rlubt known n* 'Toolen Place— Ware w ok Ml* houta and l lota lying along ’ll M ark t *ld» of railway In C*rne>-on • City. Going Into service. Mai ",, , Kunlk. Itt. I. Boi 183, Sanford. w||((htit Mi _ _ ____ Mnk^r m fut W rite Una l„ Ordnance ol D IAM OND RING Moat ham I .* car* of Herald F*h»ifii \m rrlrin '1 1»< CATS RADIO, new tuba*, A -l run Of \pply 1 y UPH O LSTERIN G fabric*, tape. 1 K 1!rn|»lo) mrnl ^ rf*irr • trlfa, damaaVi, brocatallei, u . good atock to aalact from. It Yi I 'S l i <till (ill* tn mhflliL't' thr i'ir fr r - fi. Brown, KlU N. Orange Av* Flu rid ii iL tit*! ilium firm1 Wlfl ‘ lT r o n * 4 0 Orlando, Fla IIulfiT Jimtni*' i*4iw w anted TRU CK! Iim‘ a Si.f -1 Metal Work No priority needed ! 1 1041 Chevrolet High State Body, w iis ii'N Wi' huv e hubiktunt laj }< L .w h «ls , ficellcnt llrea. tarp* rfiinir opportunity for house jfoiuiln, new motor. Harin’ to gu On that heavy hauling Job. Celling ■J iT ' H OLLER MOTOR SALES Phone M2 TRUCK MISCELLANEOUS L i k e n e w , uti m*t*i **ten«iui enamel breakfast 40.00 complete, or with 2 chair*. '] $38.00; »u|ld walnut dining * table, glaa* top. $35.00. 600 W A le t fit. afternoons. _____ aet. * CURTAINS, lac >7 table cloths, scarfs, washed, atari-bed and stretched. 81H Mellonvillr Av* Phono 879. BORROW HERE M ill.UK PR IVAC Y IS It KMPIX IT-It SMALLait* wood cook alove, YO llR natural dealre for pi ivory' In money mailer* _ I* strictly . .food condition. O.L. Shuman. - respected here. Friend* and relatives are not imcstiunrd about your credit. Your em­ ployer or business a»*ocl«lea will not hear of your personal a* *• affairs. There is no cause fur embarrassment. VWANTBd TO BUY: 60 hen. and Reasonable credit rmjulrrmenti. > ftn n . < Fwlmetlo Grocery, 317 Nn ro maker* on money loans. ) falnWUo Ave._________ Variable payntrtil plans. FAM ILY' M IA N CO W A N T E D : on# heavy-duty gran Phone 13 . pin heuk K»y loader outfit, Florida Bank Hide W ANTED— el •Rtona -County $503. apartment rja-» V ' J* 1 * TO vRENT rW u tJ ll dn tre* famished went or eo tU fa . Perman!o rhl)dran. I U tw car. P.O. FOR RENT A T T E N T IO N : Service personnel and vacatlonlata — Apt*, und room* two bloehi from Main St. ona half block o f ocean hr day or week. Phone 040-R. 708 Broadway. Daytona Beach. Fla. ROOM with prlvtte bath, clot* in. 706 East 2nd fit. r js k x v t COUPLE,: $ J **r old ttrioaion*,. 3, « or 6- roam furriM M •o p M tm m t o r -house. Phoite MATKl A ir Station. 1100, W 44444H * * * * M X A0OUT Bedroom Suites.... ..... Living Room Suites.... Stoves (Oil Ranges) ...... Kitchen Cabinets ...... . Chifforobes ..... .......v Occasional Chairs, Streit Felt Mattresses.............. Box Springs............. i damps, Table and Flopr .... Mahogany Desks Wool Rugs . . ‘ .■ . Mirrors, Genuine Pittsl • ,* • Gnincsborough W ing ( y » •>•’ room Suite, Honduras Ma .■ • • 1 pieces your home kW-t-r< -GOOD AND BAD” : i: fi*i -4 » ^ . • .‘M J. , ■ - i I ‘ ^ -1” — •- m- s m ‘ :■ • . ^v :: “ , �I J ■31a ' I f M v k h to ba fraet If ws wtsfc to pf**erVe tevlolata those Inestimable ptiuI t l d for which wo horo b»«n m loot coo* tending— wo Boot flghtl —rA T B im n u n . . ■ i i i <&lw ££>m\forh • Established 1908 VOLUME XX XVI f _.i •Russians Tell Berliners To Open Churches Generals Arrive In Los Angeles . G e n e r a l Eise^howtr s Receives Russians Hfahtetyt Award In Order Of Victory BERLIN, Juno 11, <AP) — •^Berlin's war-scaml churchen are being re-opened for Protestan, Catholic, and Jewish worship with Soviet approval I Arthur Werner, German odu} gcator and Russian-appointed uurgomeijiter of the city, said toduy. He reported he was told by Col. Gen. Bezarln, Berlin commandant! “ Please edu­ c a te the children of this city Wo they will believe there la a Cod and have fear of God-" Hen. Eisenhower received Sov­ iet Husain'* highest award the of. Vkltory. -}- - jeweled Qnler from Marshal XJeorgin ********* I0« Iks. •( ■ »•!• ptp*r *111 nuts f e r a l f c 3 A N IND EPEND ENT NEWSPAPER I* protfMIV* k u d l for 1M- 10. b*mb*. SUM ■ tl> | *av. ************* ■— SANFORD, F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y, JUNK I t . it M j 11 M M IIK Il no. M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re s s Australian Vets Make Three Way Of Northwest Borneo 'Air Strikes On Japan Continue As Stil-. well Says War .May Last 2 More Years Ens. H .W . Frazi Tells Rotary Pacific A c t i o ill* Squadron Shot Do 74 Planes, .Wn 462 On the Gr Ens Herbert W. t «•*** laifil !i*rr»i»l (*rnen»l Mar \rlhur 1 1'lied the La Inis'! n liearh he.nl on UorniMt’. tiiant • f<»w huurn after (hr inv aniim ami !»3*k at the front Itnen durinif a lir irf skirmish. la inn* Dum.-i Sr* % A irenr > rt*|M»rtt*d 1hr I’.n liano-iil uimmiltcy *|»|iroi n| the i»ropoH«| rule of the rtiunlrt In imperial lircfre, pr edit t ine prompt iflimi li> the !Imiwf uf tfepfe* •srittut it »•** ami tin* Drer*. _____ fighter pilot, who recently turned from a six months' t of ilulv in the Pacific told Rotary Club at the Mayftdr.H today Rotm- uf his experiences,! slrlki-H against Clark Field, He Iftt A«0h.c.■ate j F||||| ff * ni.ua, Hong Kong and okhm Atolctlr.ur veil ruitu 1')“ ^“ ^ , in „ hlch his Miuadrnn acoun^i mg ,i tiiic f win un umiih o f ^ for " I enemy plnnr* In the mo l hw i - i f i ii 1! o i ii «• ii hnvi* (62 on the ground and Innu able ships nnd ammunition ilo: fi/fd i lie I'lih u iu f to stra- i Charles Mormon, manager fg ii Itruiii'i llav. Ilciifra l the Rotary ('tub’s softbalj tadi Mat Arthur a in i o u n c e tl at announced that the sCheduti game with the Kiwanis C,r as A m cn ian air rat.let's rarwhich was to Inaugurate rifd nti lIn- mn't 'U't:ijm*il summer soflhsll season helng d Yhis in the thriUlnir moment in tHr* 7l*t Kentucky Iturby n** HtMiji lr n | the finish Ion vans r.-i 11 >11 .1.1)1.01 o th e ir rectc.l by City Recreation Dire, lliend of the fi«»l«I at ('hurchilj EI*» ii**, I .<01 nv»lie. Ky I***1« > I u> 4 •- if. • .1 ju.wition nn.i i>.iit»> tor t F Kettle*. has te'en posl *)iepi>e third The Himivr to>*k tht* 1«H.| and kept it thr**Ak'h>oit the >.«««- i h.u*» luitmiml Soundphnio i t it i h i m i't'i ot i\i- i l m c ponrd until n week from t 11-■ if, I. liltie Pictured immediately » f t , i their urrivul in ln>* Angele- nr,- lien. on m-count a nunflter I tahding George S. Patton, Jr (It-fll, nn.l It Gen. Jamr« II Doolittle morrow hi* stm players having to ........... I .l a m b . Standing In-tween them nt M-imctpi,) Airport is Mrs I'n11>■p1 (In­ Milt uf tbr itV thm \*,euk Visitors , ■ It,.v and ternational Houn.lphotnt w 1 ; ,* i v" lit (« luMchrmi Jthukov yesterday and aaid that “ he Allies "are going to have react even If we have to fight for it,* Kisenhowtr declared that the European war jttlt finished 1 had been a holy war—more than any other war In htatory. I fc In > toast of pralae to Marshal [ , xhukov, commander of Knealan »tion forces In . Germany, ihnwef said: * fpeakinir for the Allied forces, say we ore going- to have peaco even If we have to fight for It. „ #M I <>f us who are right-thinking wont i he common men of all na. lions to hare the opportunities ! that wi fought ^$0 preserve for * them." ? Elsenhower's vneoch was made 0 gat a luncheon In hi* hentlousr.ijl ^ftfter* which honored Zhukov, Plaid . Marshal Sir Bernard L, Montgom­ ery. A] ery who also received the order victory, and nearly 60 highranking military figurea from the United States. Hunts and Britain. 85 O v e rs e a s Veter­ $210,000 Frozen Food Zhakov Pays Tribute !• Marshal Zhukov, toasting the ans To Stape Spec­ Plant To Be Built Supreme Allied commander, de­ tacle To Sell Bonds At Farmer’s Market scribed his aa a aon of the Amer­ ican people and said he belonged with the Immortal great xJ all ♦'Here1* The In f»n try,“ a mill-* Approve! of plan* for the Hu*h 5 7 time for weldlryr in this yictarieu* lary ipcctaclg depicting how w a r] Insplalmn Company for i-.n»iiu. or wetding * tlctvrtous Infantry Show Is Market Board Coming to Sanford Approves Lease On Thursday Nite For Locker Plant mrlude4 lllMlf MUD f t| Thrii%h of the Bans f..| .1 > Hv ul An Sttttmn, Rev E4 Mi K r by. II K lon^flh e o f 0r*j litn-l'* luui Thorn it n Hoinson ofj ( hu i If H iI 4Sgi . \V \ « Kn« F r it in a ha vi i* lntro-1 liurnl by Hnnitnli ('ha sp a* a f **wIfla* .1 uf Walhriiffnrd, Pa. and a ki h 11mt•* *»f Swnrthrnorf Cop rntrti'fl the Nuvy in F^bnif Capt. Haynes Jr./lan ip a Man Falls State Guardsmen the lb.i JUS. ' ll .,n*l - VIV m ,1 26 Months Abroad: \. t.i For Training Duty 1 kiR' >' I■c an rn I it. it the lit. . . |.,..|tl, ' |vt -f. vvi rr '• M t, tings u’ .*1 * ‘ b li.ife.l tte.r a 1 a11«1 I »M .. J..k„ h.iM . . r> i Ii. 1( . . . I•1.-1 li.ilke.i ill ?uM . i ’ .rf 1 f '•t'. ...... e *'"V ^ nt \ V*t f * .11 t e ( i i - u , >.. ,i g i i t hr l*li ! f 1 I' I'l-.-lllll |- •l, I - "Vl-l Si,/ Ilk I , I I• • t.i I’ .. I. I, ai, i , . ,| ••••all Si 11>' i•J! sain .. -rMtif.lt »• tl a dl l*t* f I ....... .. k *•>»\ . ..lira' ! m I'lillir « | Flew 25 Missions On W liltnrttw t«> iinpiiT • ml** j John (ialloway Loads mist .itn is .af l !».* in vi Flying Fortress To 111111i t.*I iliM Detail Of 'I’ woIm *; aiy, PM-t, wan t'ommipftiunrti |n \hin»n: nnd ilriiib "f May, 11*4 4 »»n*l twjran hU tour I h ti '•ahnirl i.itn<!nian u elder tin Bomb Nazi Targets th** die.L'f of the KoIh’I t M I sual Drill Tonito nf duty mm the carrier Huf.roek* ill Urluber I !M4 He 4m n “ j I a i .. iij.fifit, which t* hii« hop Twenty five m 4 p » t o li ■ urcom ed i1 1hii ttli.nii iput jnef 1 I | ‘ f J t i lm I m llo w it v f f < " r, Lrnmiriif u euinluit ^am at 1 hlef d I ir Kin I u!• iiuv ijiruti t m a F l v h ig ^anfnnt Nn\a1 Air Station wh Uh, din. ni'il |>«-|i<JI \ She I iff Jack Ih r i ;.r laD (..inrd, it’ll >.* t*f **rtj rortr^Rn, iiiifl 2d rmniih* Mti'i -t ivv IIif4 hi* r^iiveia ti« take nut with hit . tie |pv'i*ii!*iiiin|f 1hr hi th a m r tritig Aith n tlrlnd -*f 12 cd t1 I ■Ii Hul vIi,>1.1 , a-itj. i—*I in the huinVN-mi tntfde* *s the jc,j (4V»*r ipinon for A F T At . tfiimulu* tWo mole \l-li in, a few mo nth p Waller Huyitt** ; th** rtrek \|r -(Mtswlmjin vt.»« iHiirmny wlirfr they will ' The (inimiitum HeltciU whlcl F«C4*Vit e f * i*. pink' Wtio today at 1Hr Innnr *tf jh . fivimr n. ■ tin- >1relit, Ilf I •J Ml \ M to iii t f aimng, it iftri mi«intiii« mg that d tA i.irkv*', M.t i 1«i ed of* -*£Anw lb* iv*wi*lar tli ill fsir thr mtl«*f hja parents. Ur. at ff the ,,t„l \« fa- * «*r ct Tft full tvtlfcl. 1 i i-A.ii r j i. th.i ' mi)r ( ui,i so many u rnnerent people*,. jiarlrativl-bj- M • aver*<«s v*t«r- storage locker plxnj en O u rjiorttrl Tt.-V , . , rv go Tloypc*. 7H Magnolia Awnug. d, uc 1 by tv ‘ ( )Ul UL ■vith’ t|u* rttfmmu v jlj^hr hrJd n* u«im I rflr I own ul .d *hr Im!ii tf.ln.t l — -Zhtikov »up»nt -Jrr*ln irmr Ttninirlar.nhrhl st^tho S#mt- w c.i n.iRVf ,.f life ' p?d| t-Tii X 0* a fk o l—fiv » - h heurs e u r * Hn ! they *a **y Tl! ibr "Tt f m vim \ furiigb! iMiifri lb claret! that the gre«i,-«t In met 1 1 1 f « Ilf1 . M l>v |»ft» r, »■* liwxliis 1 ,1 lid tiki r .k [» ’ . i r nifu lf . . I*tire . . I^ o Srhnnl footlu.ll fl.ld : the Sanfonl State W m * Marhnpe^m v rnck.tr rach of bellUr home acam (- !«* .(-end till Frankfurt. Gen. J.id in d* >MMirttulid nf t in it Prtrfrt I 44|o* t»f ■ 1 llir ] " ■»' » tl* tf * oil mi ! vt i* foitnt*r I v iii - hn-t-v i i de Tuslgny. Trench npresenU- and stirring pntivir will b<< played HIE the elm*' he « an t * t,i in b, d * * . $ 1 H K I led M ^oiith i hum Ida- to, - mt.! K wi*m shell, and a 1.000 pound bomt tive on the Allied Control Coun. by ■ 1H3 piece grriund ert-w band 1 htisr Muiking tbr 1r 11• vt D • Cant llivn r. entered Ihi -,-r it 1- \1 ] . . ftnil ..ll In tit* f Iin cil for Germany, waa not here, from Camp Utanding. Wilson, dirertPir of the .State altogether giving them the firr vice In January. 1'■*t- anil h -cvi. t apt tiitllnvtny «i*r* I d I i* u' . ..f Mn A Ira ..(mil H > power equal to on* aalvo from i N n v iiJ f ii' Id -i I m i tilillrry ^nnd Lieut. Gen. Walter Bedell John ,\|i 1arh, Sgi f ai l K h «d , Vrnn A ii iimv il*m! i h Termed by Ed ' Lane, chairman Market Hoard to Manager 11 J. cruiser He said that carrier w »' » d hi* -.,.'1 g 1111>’ 1 tj r11 ( rvt ■t ,».-d fin I I iihliiMtvd Dll I Mg• Ihrrrl Smith, Eisenhower'* chief of of the War Finance Committee's larliman of the market. Syr 11 \ Kperi t | l W il kmin SV training nt Ma»\vrll k irlil. AU «lv staff, said the meeting had noth­ publicity for lh« 7th War Loan, Mr. lgrhman today staled that (are has also changed consider­ bam a and Turner Kir 1*1. Albany. AccordIi r*tr '[«» « 1l%l! Miniblifig r*' Tyie, I'fr M l„ H«!>or i, Ji . I*v? j tng ing. to do with the council’! pro. as one one nf tba greatest exhi­ thpi nuproval by Mr. \dtlson waa ably since the early days o f the G i. Lla Mean Ur : Air Mfrlal. iwt* '-«»»* l( M im Uii |i»» t»rv • t*Ml M war wfifn a tour a f duty laate-l s. Nevertheless — It was malnc .^ m■ I m bitions of its kind, the spectacle equIvkTent tn“ T ^ t o ahead sigii.il IH months ami action was not cluster* Htld tbr KTtl lltM’iHBlmii Irt.wii, .,|ti f itTiif ' <ef.’ .h * dr*' loIlflHMIl ll , IM diltkj-il 1 I of t(* learned authoritatively _ thet man t 1-.. 1 * ! ' f vt i l\dr S ‘'t.i* \ !M I *o will be shown free. "You do not ftuni the State Market Hoard to ............ >1lilts' with four ktnr v «n<l In** r•*( *•iv***l .minor matter* relating to the ad have to buy a bond to *ee this lease the land for the site In Bush likely aftener than once In two nr n prvhidfhtial unit i Umtlim \\t*di * * U I k i- y , nlist F i t y r m il i*. tdt.ve.l lin e three months Now, he added, a • ministration of defeated German •ntertalnmmt, but we know that Insulation Company. of ill* W iln n ri Ilia firm i.r«rmilinii num m dltV i'll kr t h. a [ pilot is likely to see action every were discussed by ElMThcrwer an,“ If you .ee it, you will realise G. B. Hogan, assistant state Tan-Pm S h o l f, BtplaniLrr 1'* I - a fin t.,i I . • Mr111it Ml >f ' * . • t' . '. . " k Zhukov. market director represented Mr t * '1 or thra days, anti his to r . . 1. », «. • the need of buying more brprds,” jilon*. nml h* w a t m,«di ,♦ f ’ « * l i t in** • I i *-i i ■t -I * M i.t i No further meetings of the .aid Mr [.sue Wilson at the meeting Huirsday , "f 'l“ ty ba* been cut down to s i liautriiuni Hi vkrt- m ..in m. .i '■ | 'll |lfI '• .'dill If II4f ,1-II aI |'■-#•Mil lit four power council are expected i>.. i - . i evening of the Sanford State, months i ■,, r ,i , rank uf » Hjtiain in Jm.i l 'U |*•“ Iit \ l I O| k |* \ t "I I f unlit Elsenhower returns from hi* , p >u.ip.».1-1 ..... h ap men Market Board, at w Inch I os h railer descrilmd an t < . m- tht . i. I‘ I \ I m i *, I " pr» 1 ‘ i <n hi-f a I 1 « visit to the United States, likely Mr lame Unlay pointed out that time the l>o*rd approved the site, tark on his cap tier by a J*p follimmK ' uni [did tun *d l.*1 1 v ‘ * .It rnUsinn. and »|*rnt lb** Ldl'*wi» w \ H,I I (*»'♦ M unly had .old hut Seminole County (hi* ( din id and a mcmUi of Un ^ to last 30 days. of the market us previously plan. ! suicide pilot whose plane blew i i r trarbtnir mt ml nav igatiuti in i hmlcf \ y *i 11* ID.-MM Flundu Ad ju Inn I («t*iiia'inr% t at t *I’l (.till ' tl .1 * ttfi•* t iMts af r and M, $136 O S H In E Bonds, or *2 per­ An authoritative source said ned, facing 200 feel along West up only 100 over the deck <>f til fill liMIbit plan l>i| Hi** tommi id hr wiif it'd in r «rnl I h r l l I h i Tjland. The i i v i t a ll tib jrrliv r* "1 the withdrawal of American cent of Its E quota of f3£3,00U. Thirteenth Street and served by the ship, and told hi* suuadmn Di^ Ffill ’ r»Mn U I> |> I.. Wil Tna Fir»t miaaioiiR in which h«- iti*i*Idi*H* o n u n rd "Her*'* the Infantry" will show S la t * * ( l u m d r n o a in p m id it In troope from the territory now In­ a sidr track of the Atlantic Coast lender who returned safely to participated Were directed at ..lib Mill, I till 1It.I nf Km im-rs’ f o ld to p r n v i d r p r a r l K - . i l t i 'i H M ’ t cluded In the' Russian sone of medical men going to th* rescue Lins Railroad. hi. carrier after tha tall or hi* Mur k« i ' ii nt i ni|i nml occupied Germany would begin In of th* Infantrymen who have According to I’hlllin Cole, rep­ tilone hod been shot off, and of marine pen. In France, and Inter ( ’pi. Harry L. NNuslcr n f m a t n u t l O f l r i H r l l l l k ' HUbfiul-t IM.t I k*cf I |. V \ u s e f u l in t h e r m |> U » )m in ( u f u n it A s few weeks. Rusgtan (troops will been'wounded In a barbwire en­ resenting Bush Insulation Com­ hi. own narrow escape when his at Kiel Fill low*** I huuildng iii i -»I*■ nrti ! ' it tr. n.1 iliilllig i n t e r n a l e t n e i k * '' * I***, m id take over the vacated territory, tanglement. It will show a heavy pany, the frosen food locker tdant plane mimed the landing deck lions ngmiiet fightrr fntli*ni" ut i I’l’inetils and the American* and British macnlntgun brine put Into action; will represent the most modern nnd Innded In the water after hi. Laipiitr. Frankfort IbrllM, Hit* Winn ( ’milhat Bailee til a11*Vt*I•a11 tft*. a(*lllt> ,tf i, 111 1.0 l i i i i i r d n f f n e r * a n d .* |»m t«*d n m i then likely will be Invited to Ber­ flamethrowers blotting out the type of construction and will cost motor had rnnked nut. lie amd men. and nutnrrou* nihrr ubjt*ct f 1.1 H i -VMM • H ahllsiieft Or* »'w«r IhrtM a ,,| 1 U . . I , .....................f tlvei. lin, which I* to be under joint flag of Janan in a fiery holo- alpout 1210,000 The one story hr felt vary lonely Hosting im iai.i V life cmlit, and the climax af the show H .le m . F M e .lei ' I i . f M an In Kntrlatul lie epeitt many en I l s i l l i i H us rase TSrssI control. around In tne middle o f the , I........ I ' a- S Uih Joyable belli. In nilli|i#liy with UM,1 fo f pns I 111U' •' » ' * • ■eJt■Tl A ’ „ Th* Russian ord*r of victory will be an assault on s Japanese . ... Never Cease Days ()i I Pacific until he w a a picker) Up by * son ■>( Judge amt Mr,. It W It If JIT\I* ? Of 1»• to Ail' \\ ^ a f ». *1 • never before In history h*d been j P**,bo,t ** ^ ’ ,,,pln« ou^ “ r ,h* Leslit1B. Moughton n destroyer which radioed his Ware. Capl il illon Ware i bar* t Inulf u ♦»* 1 .v tl .1 I am . * . • ' » **•*! In Dai l v Double presented to anv but Rui*l*n*.*nd |*?"'?? I’0*1!1” " flamethrowers I carrier. r‘ W * have aboard one T Mr CHH, f kill ii'1 it " 'M • *-111k•. 1 ilt at hi. Iia«e, he »»ld, air-1 IW u r d r d only seven previously hod Made Private 1st Class K naval av)ator whom we will Jgajl* r I* -,-T An exhibit of all kind* of fir# me. I btedurt for III! 1 I MIIl.l (Ml II Ml tJu* (Sr had n like vint with no awarded. Eisenhower1! Was numk ...... I.UNGWtn -Ii 1. Spv for SO gallon! of Ice cream.’ (kv S ip ford jrmftvyiiul l-oy Itrin. T h u d A i m v ' i d l , . —Nftfvri (, « u'«l»| in<« . 1rtii^ jfk u haD 1 i t v v .lt r in d t hovel* n ." .t A n - I n i i . her sight and Montrpmsry's num- • rmi will be on display on the t-pill dn*< llu told that in h i* i J E R *6ip»rt. wfiiT hflit fo r rrnm(- whprf- T\»« 1»f t'nr'T'w* <fTY>ft*/*'*■'' corner. o( .JlngDoJl*. Arctma-and ■»—h*s- alaa, « nrng'fir. ilglith rm-1- o f Ihf , 0h f r on Clark Field in th* Ph ilip p tm . I fme ? 13 In Germany, lie rejmtted Firsl Street on Wednesday and Alwtiyf* lunkirik' t*«i ♦ pin nil t*» son el tin- Sanfuail riralm lii'Ke*i time '' - i -a - >tv ,-f tin* Arcmlia (Bt>eci*l) — The promotion of he had to fly through an un. Thursday. » Sgt. Brill 1tmked fine ami pUy Upnll, ('pi VV»->lit tu li flalM nr I club Saturday night, and had 1 '* '’•{"B Th* soldiers ant expected to Leslie B. Moughlon from Private usually heavy field o f flak where that it regard. In all hla frirmla in id bin huibllt-N l-> pin yi hie uh never fnm-hrd betta-r thin fourth ' I■1..a 1a, ,a!I> .l.mbl, I making li the S to Private First Clasi was an­ errlve hers Wednesday morning hla belly tank was blown o ff and place, rxri'il in to form the Orel l“ '«*'*‘ ... . npi'PI'l-d live(In m an giamln in nn> pmnu they nfortl. at 11:30 o’clock and will stay at nounced today In England by two of his six guns caught fir*. v G apL llaynca flew to this Cl»ln«* n rro ii liuiitih* tfu* dnvt leg of the daily dotible. that team dark market in I In- -tale. hiplan* Brigadier General Morris Berman, the Sanford Armory Wednesday Ills slick stuck to that his 1" through Germniiv Hr n*rintly cd with .Shellfire to tomplrlt* the ***'* |M hit o7»Miment u market and Thursday nights, an nrrange- Commanding General, Base Air rolled and on three atterapl ___ mits to Country and arrived hunie Friday *ent hnnit* it rolUn’tioti of n*’V% circuit nnd bring Joy to the thra-e nadivatia-, msnt made possible by the help Depot Area. Air Service Com­ land on his carrier, he wee waved •ft 30 day leave. He intend* to tiihiA hr* hml rornpOMHl and fans who hri.l the ;t-H romblnn "I'omiiaii" a-i.niu.-le- ly have a moit of hla time here and of the Senford Naval Air Station mand. off. On the fourth trip In, when •pend I'l-'hr em. lit of vegetables St Daytona Ranch. A graduate in ipvprnl uf bin rarlu-i ningj. nrc* lion, that pent Ihem $770, one through the loan of cote, sheets Pfc. Moughton It serving ns a he hart mod# up hla mind to land the 1939 els.* o f ijcmiiiole High iK'ing pruniiitril by CUuiJr Lnt»* the hlgheat .l.niblea ever ti> pay every .lay, but vaitli continued and blanket*. Vivian Speer coun­ Mechanic with the Air Service anyway, he came In Just righto ff nt tho lamgwooal track. [d ry and hut weather, shipment* hum. New York puiilinhcr ty War Finance chairman, will Command, ths organisation that fcn*. Frailer paid hi* respects School, he later w i n employed by Saturday night’s returns were cannot ronlinue much longer, have charge of this arrangement. backed the sir air war In Europe to Rotary which ha said as an Yoyr^'l'* and by the Florida Slate tile large-t of the season, the "Fort I’ n-rca- Market Is very -Wednesday evtnlnr at the thuf- by furnishing the supplies, en­ international organisation Is mak­ Bank. . living out of the money t quiet. Drought is gm wing more Sgt. Woodrow Hanson favorites Mroe Chapter No. IS. R.l A°M,^wm fleboanl court on the lokefront, gines and aircraft for the final ing a great contribution toward moat o f the evening. larng shots aetinus, and some citrus tu-c-s W b* held (Tuesday, at 9:00 P. M., the loldlsr* w|ll be given a fish aerial offensive that brought Ger- better understanding and world pnld exceptionally heavy odds, have dropped then leaves nnd Back From Overseas Pfc. Thomas Harley at which time Um Royal Arch fry by the Seminole County many to htr knees. peace. upjieut in aeriiiua I'lindttinh FarTonight'* rntrirs Dsgna will b# conft on a Chamber of Commerce, with Mr. He la th* son of Ur. and Mrs. VICsl l i a r . --- ! IS M i l * I Furr, nr* ie|,urt,-d to be |ilnnning Is^ack From Europe I hgt 1 Lane In charge- Atteodsnae w4ll James Moughton of 1(771 Union Class of candidate*. t Jrriipy 111tir> I. Hr rural r»»h u larger act rage than ever tieforu son of Mr. and Mrs, M Hanson, I W il lin g * Ir t lily rirt.1 be strictly limited to the soldier Avenue. Sanford. Before entering fur the K’atl -ettann I ) l i 1f 111 Hei I In r 7 i d l e r U rm M rr Pfc. Thomas Hnrlcy, son of is home on 30 day leave after I4 Nhuo K°yil^|Aitn j uLi o nr# intited guests. Following this, USO Di- th* army In Nov. 20, 1IUS. he Mrs. Susie M. Ford R «iT A «h 'a &miJ S^tevtteH Avtkj * AImuni Black “ Plant l i l y shipped 13,676 T. L. Harley of .South Sanford, 27 months of overseas service, rector. Joe Hall has planned a waa smployrd by Van Antwsrp Harr— I ' N h i r l l f i package* of produce last week during which Mint he ha* been Dies In Lake JVlary dance for the soldiers at th arrived May 6 from the Euro­ the Fed (P lr a t Half l l a h r Iftoalilrl and Aldrige Drug Co. as a Drug j lor a return nf $ 17,678. Pepper end fflKrestlon Building to which Clark. pean Theater and Is new at Welch Liberator -bomber administrative t Auto Msrhlns s iu.i Turf II*attended Seminole led. with 10,161) hamper- selling Officer NCO In charge of on uperatlona * J,'**1 , A et*r * J h B Army Hospital at Daytona Beach. the public Is also Invited Mr*. Stult M. Ford, 71, realHigh School. dcimrlmnnf * H*lnlnTli»ll*r* f Vlarcsll Wave at the ceiling of $2 75. The George A .■ Sneer ha* mad* all Recently h # Ira* been visiting o e p iir im c n j. I 4 llrtxhi A o w r r i J r s » l* tji lli.se dent of -Lake Mary for tha pa*t A t Am ------------------------- i market will continue to operate He received Initial training at Tkirri nar*— a is nails, amnvwaenu for. use of the foot10 years, died.late Friday altera relatives end friends In Hanford. through June, July nnd A u gu it to ttaasi liaaw itallr l»«*et*i boirnew by seeing to It that It If* has received the purple F l McPherson, Go., and at Or-i noon after en lllneae of five days. Rain Falla To Make accommodate growers and local & Installation Undo Air Base and was stationed * '•*** M*w. i Hho* Mi*mr Funeral servleea for' Mr*. Ford heart decorstlon for shrapnel ^ord ly fleeted buyer*. A light volume of all were Ti eld at ft* ftJO e'eloek Sunday »ounda received during Infantry six months at New hnundlaml.| , »tj"b,*rs..ii*iiir t Hiii# iii»* . Up For D r o u g h t commodities I* expected for th* Campbell-Lossliig -» Dari* Don ‘ -Funer. apMHmsnts in December with A gToduata of Seminole • High 4 Navy klsn afternoon at tha Erkkaon remalnrder nf Junr, and okra and Wawrth Mar*— V a l a r t l r i in 1936, he attended local Heavy rainfall on Thursday al Home wttdb th* Rev. W. P, Um First Army during th* breek- School lUaUlal* lia r*) eggplant will ronlinue In July and grade schoole. He later took a failed to make op fo r. the Brooke Jr. offleteUnr Mrs. Ford through at Ardennes Forest He course In window display at tho t (lull* MIiaiIow - 1'nyol* l(*it August," he said. has the good conduct ribbon I Chink a liuas* S Vs** A » * r drought earlier In th* month, and waa survived by no re lathree. In­ New York Academy of Window I Don'* t’al t Coun Vlr* then I* a net deficiency nf 1.0ft terment was In Evergreen Cemo- and tha RT0 decoration. t txiiila I Mnrnlnx Juilx*A fter he was wounded h* woe DlspUy. * ’ terv. ------- —----------- * rttfh llae*—S/l* a ll,. Inches for tho 10 day p* Home On Leave confined In Parle for some time. 1 Parlay 1 llhythm H**c*l Pallbearer* went W. A. Bt a F. RENT CBIUNG 1 J*r**y liar S (Ttiarok** Doul, He graduated from Bemlnole High era, F. W. Smith, Frank G. htuhliy tiny T Jlnal* fllrl te, H. M. Gleason, Eugene Dwan School in 1913 and enlisted on Drlva A * e I l^ ify Htilp . Alfred Spence Williams, Jr. haa WASHINGTON, June II, WT— Doc. 7 of thst year. anal J. H. SktweeSixth lta*» V iH fttr i returned to hi* ship after Spend­ A general Increase In OPA rent (Qalalala R a n ) ing the week-end with hU par­ ceilings w et requested af Con- I V a ld o s ta I Ho C u t* . MISSING SELECTORS ents. Mr. and Mra. A. 8. Wil- ' * H to w a w a y grass by James Downs, Jr„ rep­ t Q r lt t y 1 Ite b a l l> * m „ l T K lg e y 's l u t t y Hams. Ha has been with th* resenting the National Associa­ t D ta .lU tlK » * m » n S t 'a r n i n . Th* following colored regia- resentin' Merchant Marina since January, tion of Real Estate Hoards. He Irtra lk Ha**—Tulartlyr t Htockton I'rlit* 1946 an,| has recently been pro­ testified before th* House Bank­ 1 IKin* Tim moted to Junior 3rd Officer,' CIA ing Committee, considering legis­ I Lu ck y f r a n k * T i m * l ' l * a * * C h w r f u l lluddy t Rtardrltt ---------lation to prolong the Ilf* of the 4I Jolly Slack I Cuban Libra Pvt Robert J. IToctor or- -i' OPA. ' Blebtb Mac*—*/ia Mil*I rived Sunday from Chanute,^ 10 * 1*16 * n*H| ....................... I J * r * c y VField, ic k 111. to spend hla leave WltKu B o sto n D ab * I J * r * * y UUI his parents, Mr. and Mra- Clifford 1 I T o m m y ’ * P a r a * 1 H h a k s rto w n Procter of Park A vague. 4 Lucky Down t Rocky. Lad ■ I rL V ^ wm ^ ^ J !K & \ uL . Wilbur ut. Gdituuii, V7. . .tie., Survey Is JHade Of rarm .Markrls In Stair Of Florida ■M lD■ \ e b» t*l|| *i'll fI |I CITY BRIEFS “H i,— -. ' -i---- �V I I THE SANTORD n g g A L P , 8ANFORILELOR1PA MONDAY, JUNE 11» l f 4 » . j of . Independent Motion Picture Producer* wove* in for i l i fortsd share of tho fluancul *poila '*hich will result. the m­ dependents _______ with ___ ' ‘ i contend, tho smashup of the producing « re­ leasing . exhibiting combination. Tha independents eema toto sharper locus with Ufa recent withdrawal of United Artiste from tho long establish*) Motion Pic­ ture Producers AieodatieeC^ommonly known aa tho "Hays Of- 1&t In Pacific At U. 8. Libefatfir 'By M ouniR U ;.t $ lf t R G A P Newi f eaturea •LANDS — It was a case at utual curiosity whan an Amtri, Liberator skirted this task c# of the British Pacific Fleet other day. « : he pilot uld hs’d Ilka to taka ook at In* force of .British rim. battleship*, crulaara and troyars^ He probably dlsap. ited atudcnU of American fuft bjr not wisecracklrg “ Fancy settled in tho basic lltig*i coming- inoi ---- — 1---------------It la Mtrmttad that there la ona printing plant for e rff? .0.600 x o p lj of tha United States. - ."rrHiSsr n r >D. SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A Market Board Approves Lea fo r Locker structure will have {00 feet frontage and »-l!l be about 90 feet deep. It will have complete gscdiUea for slaughtering cattle, Mena, etc., and processing, cat­ ting and slorinr meat. There will alto bo.;.faci!itic« Iot..*ca food storage, and methods oi owkl fraexlng and storing of fruits ter Wanger aa cM the .Society, pow Ik era. Indudwg .StUk coiners a* ln|#niari Mina wnn Karal" nvnr OiA The British commander promptInvited the search plan to rtolt" h(t force—It wouldn’t art to have the ships’ gunners it a closeup of a Liberator. The K plane flew In low and lejanracircled the powerful array’ of arahip*. • On hla way out. the filer mesigedt “Thank* for letting me -k# a took at you — ard not __ .1... i -I" u . me shooting do „an ,t' What that pilot didn’t see was • closeup of life aboard the big ships. Here, aboard thlif mighty one soon Jearns to be­ lt the ahius, planes a:d Lro -M c C u s y ' t &tir said « opokaarakn DEPENDABLE Shortly after be romped to victory In the historl: Kenluck- DSosH stands In the winner's circle with.Jockey EiJdle Artaro up, Mr. a: a n st the left. Ivan I’arke. trainer uf the winner, is ni . riirhV no Downs.; Hoop, -poper, ih* owr i rational Boundphoto) it* . an ataliwt the major*’ • control of. anpioxlmalely 2^00 first .rtn’’ IheAWT* to, the country,.*.tiesi*-out. they crjum, that rnventa them frpjii finding adequate theaters to show intafrj pictures, provided they find u sYj j o t k .i?w nnti-truat law In making, eotuUto Of cooked, ipu-ggy tea ladled out from huca liners. Handwicheg a n thp lual fa n for lunch. Nobody «ms ever to drink water—It** ther lime juica or hot. tea. , Pilots and observer* lounr* Wttrd the quarter deck whlW altlriJr the l o u d sp e a k e r call in ing and showing their m tuna. In .tM same fash meat packer, hiv, been , o f UOO.OoO >ork- H • ant* theater* teuntry. ' -T ; ’ Th« first blast la slated to ocn tt . ot'», -84ntombet whdn the gov«rftm5it;-Minlg* to trial it* ahtcplng anti-trust action against the major film companies, char*I etonopol|*tlc practltea In .m b ducitig, nleaslng and exhibiting motion pietuna.,- . ., ,,^v .*-T m *ult,. filed In I'.'Jd. name* « * t defendant* Paramount,. Wap»a2[ .'Brother*,' Metro-Gbldwyn' Mujrr, L’dth’ Century-Pox ahd ease ........... . h* vug «* southern Ryukyu* la already Jl fa­ miliar sight. The BBT — British Pacific Fleet — mad* IU.combat debut then late to March Ana has struck this air Installation area many time* alncc, ' ■ The open al/ q u a r t e r a w , astern and under the flight deck on this big IlluBtrjou* c!**s Brit­ ish Jlattop. la often doil.ed by n doten or ir.1 green canvai coU where fllen nad. aleep or..J;ut past their Idle lioun. WJthoUt stirring, thenr e*n aee plane* liv­ ing off-or landing oft other rar- c n r n r c A it n i. m d Tire* TitoT They w ool • .J go to* oo abttlUff, aukjaer povesteala . . . bet- ff Jrf'i wf U Eh W Ay oo them balor* they burn up and lot you down. Sot. Hr... oar* Uis* and money . . . Me as today lor tost, erpert. td.i/ft low-cosi I . State Guardsmen Leave For AFtAC For Training Duty There wilk be a large*-platform on three aides of the building, north, west and south, alio an abattoir for cattle, and an aging room ft\ meat. ' Offices will tc air conditioned. . Mr. Lehman and tha Board dis­ cussed plans lor nlns new mi.-, kat stalla in the form of a buildin* to be erected, providing the WPB approve*, west of the San­ ford Fruit Company end east of the proposed locker plant. Mr, Lehman said there it an incrca*. Ing demand Xer more market •tall*. The addition .would in- lore of the*' various units. To carry out their mission, thr Guard will spend gis full days of intciwive slodr and drill, with virtually all subject* belig taught by experienced Stole Ouard offi­ cer*, although *ome speciali*e«l course* will be under the super­ vision of officer* furnished by the A A F Center. The advance patty o f the Guard moved into Orlado early . last week to complete last-minute d« tail* and map out course* of instruction. In addition to Col. Vestel, this group included: Lieut. Col. Cedric Beni of Caitlebeny. «ho will be executive officer*. I.irut. Coi. Frank Poltraa. Winter Haven, achool rilrtetor; U tirl Col. Thomas English. Ft. Lauderdale school executive; Lieut. t.«L J«m W. Hollister, Jr, of Jacksonville, chief sigr-al and personnel officer: and Major Joseph Ingram, Jack­ sonville. school adjutant. Today the guardsmen meet Id ifri. Jr., is shown after his arrival son George, 3rd. The Utter is a general aeaaioi at the theater in OAAB hadquartcro area where they were addivssed by Col. E. f. Rundqutst. OAAB commanding officer, and Brig. Gen. Vivian with July 1,. marking the start o f the fiscal year of'thf^narkei. W . A. Lefflar, was elected chirrman of the board, a post which naa been pccunled by Ralph Wight ns acting chairman sine# the for­ mer chairman. Charlaa .Dunn, moved to North Carolina. L. f. Frstltr was named a member of the board which includes Mr. I.-ffler, C. R Clonta. Charles I-Oe, Mr. Wight, Gus Schniah and Hen­ ry Nick la. Mr. -Lehman termed the nea locker plant r reject as a great Commander of the famed U.8. Third Army, Geo. Georg# potential asset to the community, and pointed out that the yearly payroll of the market and related mnrbv packing pinna Was a grow, tog factor in the prosperity of Sanford. Mr, Leffter In: turn pointed out the fact that 600 in. dividual food- storage lockers had been subscribed for. was an in­ dication of the confidence of the people of this Community in tha nroject of the lpckrr plant. na. Orson Welles, all, Hunt Btromberg to do; Air crew* spend long hour* just waiting for those axnlosjva seconds of contact with hostile bomhtil.W'' , In a combat area, the hand* are colled to “ aetjon station*’’—corre­ sponding to the U. 8. Nary’* ''general qparterBvr-befoc* sun­ rise; they must remain on duty until after sunset. . T ft {J IX. Goodysax re- cappinp. b PROFESSIONAL TYPE HOME BEAUTY. KIT' i shops, brrwerle* their qwn u loons and oil eempanlcs their own service station*. ’ The alleged monopoUalle Sraitiepa deacrimlnato against the smaller indepandant producer or theater owner, the govehlMCnt claims. jh . m - * You ctmT tell v/hol I* wrong wiffi a Hr# by a casual glance. Il mutt be placed on a lire tpreader, under a tlpng lljtht; eft’ every defect con be plainly visible. Wo have ivch'tfflvljrttcnl— ph»t the knewlcdge ol how to correct vrhoiever defect* show up. Bring your lire - Mould## to ve- We like them becovis wo can render r-_j’ StNOINO WALLS O f SMOKI thmisands of fret Into the air, Osaka L pictl&d in n,mcs as 3^00 urns of ArcIkiiii Ies and explosives from II S. bombers got results In the second raid on|Kat i « r t Japan’s gtraJeri arsenal and second rtty in sir#, Osaka wax rrported hit by a third heavy attack that 9rl h>i*e Ores raging in Its ewitrrn section. This i* a 3l*t Bomber Qemmand photo. •. _ . A UatcnMHoaal 3xwadphoto) Australian Vets Make Three Way Invasion Of Borneo |« aalla«ed »*»■• *»••! •uppfflnl Ihv fHrrr Yank ilm | •inn, na-kinr *n <>n l l » three-, mite e - e « f » n —>ulh. , ern Oklnsna tlaiiis i»n *»*t ul> * tu l.00»l var-lx itexpllr hr.x»jr Nip | iMine-e f i l e « '» l t » « major coun trr attacks. Japanese ea-uallie- r e a e li » *t 3U2.II6 in I he Philippines' -**«• . a 17 mile ndvane* to two d»>oj mine-, the Jllh DivUh-n near an eapcctcxl maim lank l^ltie 105 W. 2nd GUAM. Jun, II. lA*l—Ai lean troot a ha»v oiwne,' r scale frontal atlarl un lh« P*eetaladb*H- Yawn- Duke. pl»' advancing air much ax LOOO y Phone 111 Tire Repairing ff ■-1~——I _ Y d o n t z in ^ V.num H. Eaurn nf New York, for xceptionatly mgijtoriou* aervlqe ei North Africa and Iuly..IIa wa* tilled la an air crash In Trance. and ■w*lWMI wwUIII Olili POSTWAR ecohomy, tha South will * the licncrtl o f a solid foiinditlo icdaaseta and im m o v a b le mdt will comb W & c i. t t S ■ W rS STuntoh Will 0! 0 &llndj9 lo be thb “ Solid South”— hot In thrmi of politics but in the •uUtantial fig-. W ‘W urdl WkubrWreehqrceiu r?i i ;g’ ’ Comninnwralih- and night aland with poliahod plate glaaa. Or, if you prefer, a table top in color, its match the dccorntlvo* ‘scheme. Beautiful, und wi»o, too —for all iiurfpcM arc then fully pfot<4tL(d. Tho cost I* lean thnn re­ finishing the i*M>^--Mirront, of course, for 1he Background of Ut« nation's - Jlavo your Auto glaa* replaced before the rainy season seta in. All work done by experta. part “ ») “P HOLLYWOOD — Paramount hi* - asaembtod . ten glaaieiwae models, callrd the Stork Club Orrhl-ls. tn put on a fashion show any other. wvthlnfa khoat the amdeliny illness. And. let the telepho e brunette with flashing tjt* . ijamas. oios.aa attached skirt ■dr at ienpenl akin. I t luokr-i nlatUc to Me. bat no doubt it tree chic, aa they say la the gtoaay woman’s mags ft ' nad everything). retollVtikid hii-11** ®o4,,irc Itv u rC G irl? lotting wav*.. lucji »oft lovoly curli. to one win oyer u-if>*ct Ko<* they >»«rp put there. You, "T vurl" profoiliono! *yp* home beouty-Ait permits you to do oil this oi home and in such o short ti/n<\ R’f eaoMy o tramandnui time it I simple to uia. quick ociing r-rvd hoimlass. Rood instructions coroiuky lover T 0U C H T 0N DRUG C O M PA N Y (iO O l) busy WtMCotsI shipyard. Use U5S. Zrllsn w mcc U«H lining the rati Tb* Zrilan. a torpedo egOkinawa, bat 31 men killed and > j ilaleraettoeel SotsdaM s) HOLLYWOOD >tira< fru it driving rocky slope) bi nightial' day against lanallt J*|>e Uoort niakmi, r iie«it- *l»m soctheni Okinawa. II was closed today Opening an all-oul push » promised ar immlncn rone11 of the 10-week ramtsaign. »r Of the U. S. Tenth Army «i through heavy enemy marl gup and ahell firx against “ I awI W o r V yextor from sidea and In the rente. Terrlfk BosabaHairfH The attack ea« launched i a terrific naval, artillery aerial bombardment nl Cover the top* of your Vanity, drawing table They SjEj fully rrtirwe^iiv shprt and toll.clean and husk THE.NEW, REVOLUTIONARY i f fUyj IhAOT o l ttS-'^iiH of Patricia ^ultolU tonat o f the British YOUR HAIR AT HOME WITH cqld:hs4i^ U iv* what you want . . . our i eutea." Mont ar* always reasonable , . . to pitot Corsair service always promot. it answer to the Yth War tall, will help our hoys gel Main*, and Detroit. Michigan. f “ever theaeJ’w ^ - - A— N O W ...Y O U CAN "R e ity le . James Doolittle was the first man to fir across the Amerlcar continent in one day. The second industry uproar woukl conic, in the event oi a government rleloiyJ- when the aueng but little knpwn Society • % ally In the ships apaclout ante­ room. For th*. tima.beinjudpLtfrognliuTi of returned ullots nml ol servers la cmi.lucUid.,Jdr *0 Amarican, L t -Cmdr. ..Wlnaton Haaly of Bast Cbarlatnont.. Mass. Meals art seised in Uia cap­ tain’* day .iwioi, on ihq next Joval. Thd.men wear a. *ld# «*<irt‘ incut where the remnant* <>t tin- •ruttm onc-tiine Japanese gam.x..n •<» 80.000 men Had holed up (nr , | , death statu.. Major Gen. J«ror> I . Hi milt , ’ Ninety-sixth Division hit tin 1 u Ju-Dakr tlelenae'liiH" in tin- i n ter. th« intantrymen ndvnnrm.. >■ behind flamr-throstog t*nk» .in.I 1 aided by the accuraU fits . supportinr, artillery again Near Okinawa's east roast t)> • «is~«n: enemy launches! two strong ioi.ni uml i #r attack* but troop* u( the U. S. 1«>ne I Seventh Infantry Ihvision drove- vun the Jatanese back with «hcll fir-, i Nimit rifle ftrv and bayoneta and drove - |h, forward toward strategic Mill No ' j,,v i l l D U I ’A ■n re.ol aerri <3 tl i i TO K N O W mi shorten! not no. with Cash can In- ImiitoA ivI from no dUturlmncu.—’’Jimmie" Itmvlnml nisi* TUiikes loans of $75, 5100. $1r*0. $250 nr more— should your nuudx require it iin > "Very naturallv." .be amid, “ but with vmr little movement at lb* body. And always on* foot should b# placed in front of the.other, M ian style." Bpt I « at moat interested to Renee R*mi*!| who was wearirg a beach costume of several layer* to be removed in stages. iln th* first stars ska woca a wbli* robe, striped with black. of S tn fm 'l H— Florida Stole Bank Bid): Sem(no/e Dry Cleaners Third, dlaper-Uke trunks and i* Merest suggestion o f a top ^ ^ N P a fine w hltoH Uats,’’ she aa*wared. She, ,—pUknd that eqaaMs. Uka adagto dancers, ran expect oelv m few year* in that BJTOM1 UP VOUR POKW G A H t L A S T N ia w T . VtAH, 6M AR TL6T. CARD I <2 tVT.R SAW .IT y ^ V " _ f '- r i - a i # work at ‘ the 8 EMINOLH DRY ( JLKANRRb. They- k , especially when you vtxit I)s*l on “HU Ituv.* Co § ie fm i ii ^ nh n it \v m �J l \ MONDA-T-~Jt>WE*ll, T i i i f a A K r t V f t i T 'f r c i i A l b . ^ A N F M t r T ^ t o n n Y A Trt’AWffVC Solomon On Housing 1’he Sanford Herald A - e v t'r y l> c «y know s, th is is it d iffic u lt linn* f o r set .ic e m en aiid t h e ir fa m ilie s . Hut a lan d lord in C levela n d seem s to have so lved th e p rob lem . (o n n n s i.r a >— **■ a v a st p j p t iu a iiA T r s e a r’ l l ' »■ ***■ ••• Wf r a rrlo — « " * *------ — 1>B* — ---- ■ t t lr f a . tart* aa* M ilo * far Ifca a « M « •I r a g a la r *< ,111 k » It la la l (h a ta rs S IM )L if B Y H O M ■ B O O T S T R A P S R IG H T L IV IN G IS NOT DI8 T A S T E F U L . HUT A D ELIG H T I delight to do Thy will, yia, ih ) heart -D* law is i A D M IR A T IO N F ig h ly -eig h t m otor The domestic reindeer * « « In­ troduced into North America from Siberia, via Alaska, in I81H. iLASST0PS«DE5KS a^FURHITURE rL r‘ . fH^MIRRORS I am a schoolgirl now And yet . . . We h n ve pu rp ose. Il ia ju.*l lo o had fo r th e ch icken s, and still w orse fo r • the jMtople w ho w a n t to e a t th em . K g g c e ilin g p rices tire s u m [vended, and Ih e r e ’a n g r e a t e r d em an d fo r h e a v y w e ig h t | B E A T R IC E LA8KO W IT7. (Miultry. a.id w h e r e v e r a h arassed hen o r ro o s te r looks in The Mclbiiurtnj Time* report* th ere w a r days, he or aht* g lim p ses som eb od y w ith an n \ ___________________________________ that DDT is rut injiirlmi* tn l»ec* N o t on ly ro o s te rs , hut la y in g hens, a re cou n ted on now p n \ m a k r if .i t p r o m o t e d • nd liet-tlcs ffilliiuing test* made lo s a ve th e w o rld fo r c h ic k e n d in n ers and d e in o c rin y , a nil Kt th* Vent »rh N nv h1 A ir .. rtV' vilM V ' l 1 0 f a t i f in . T l i « l i a t i mu *>t h i n k w h Ar h then* a re w a rn in g s o f a " s e v e r e s h o rta g e o f e g g * and a , i.rivtvw i ..... i i , - p ..i* i i h fis c o n r e r iif H a n u m l ' r r n f IfK 'w J lit| n illa tio n o f th e n a tio n ’s e g g - la y in g flo . k* ” firm er* N ntu Tahy Idaek m a rk e ts are blunted io r m o*, o f tin * i pi Archie < Harnett brut lie d ep letion o f js iu ltr y su p p lies T h e r e i< also th e fact t h a t , 1 “ M ' ’ " Stttiinnlr* < m i n ty 1i*|fiNlntnra a f r e x p e rt s a d ly o b s e rv e s , “ it la k e s less tim e to c o n v e rt ,,M 1 ^ * •'* s ‘ Vr"'' ' f , 1 u> h i g h l y ronitn«nj1«*fi for obt uinin ^ as an . . | . , , , - ,, t*f irimtit 1Mi fi -Tt*rs11v !*» ftii jtin if I &Uthnrti«tiiM' f«*r th" r t m a t r u r l i o n feed m lo rhickt n s than il d oe* in to h og* or c a ttle (tJ. ltui. j.(t. p,. h e r e of dn d* fr iru lt n rd l « « p er i S o m e th in g w ill h ave t o he done aland it, w ith o u t much * . ... tenth .■•rviug ^nii the i -2i\ merit diet Ann AH hour? h no fwinlf |,. lav. I • Ii At nib-tv ll.itntli'M '*H j j i f e p r m r n l l y rival lit idi*, no r o i t t r u r t i n n m e i o r m U ar** nth«*r, dm l b y the tirn»' t h ey a r e. the l u n i i f w i l l bf*. M f a n w l n l r loc atin g I h r ilalip n hori" w ill foresta ll it* loc ation l o m r w h r r p cl*c. cot *is JJrTPlIkKl TO A ll. V f lin > l I'K K S i N*«irtc*e» In K m* IT M A) CON « l^ **»» t l* * t U | l«..n filwri lil* fin u l R lfru tn r r«f « ». n K > ta !f Ur*»cl r^jH .ri of |!||fn H i » U h u y * r M ill I In . ■»*«! , th a t U r h a * fllw d I'O lll- n for f in a l «!*>•<'h a rM*-, a n d t h w t !»•* w i l l in thi* Ilf iiio ia h lr II. W W ar**. f*n tjftl> J iiillf * «»f Mr m l n o i r i 1/ii | \ I t o f U . i . on i h r lllh Any of J ti I > I * 4i . to r « p p n » V n l of «a m r am i fo r f in a l i l U d m n ' as j g r . i t or n f 1 h r c e ln te * of K llr n l|tilr h o ii« * > M a r li n . il r r r n a * H l "MJ40N IC lt r # lili* f o f I h r 1 m il a ll* o f jv I l r ft H t * ir b o u « r M a r t in . • J r c r aaadl, ___________ Get For Yourself The Best Advice You confide in n frivnd that you tire Hs little under the weather” and you mention symptoms. The friend prvmptiv adviars vvhnt to do. evun to the point of proscribing u specific. Remember that your healtb is vour most important pos­ session The best advice conerm ine any lapse in health, nones fi».m u skilled physician. without fulness. Strength gentler than her awn. . iO lp f t 1 n o itm i. Genuine Pittsburgh hand, j predate this blessing and In greeting us ju*l now I found the look of yr* * flown. Her eyes had raptured 1’H K irn m > i,v i I'llO lt A T IIN I l K T i l K KM T A T K <»K K I.L K N H o le K Ilo l'S K M A I I T I .N . vi* One hundrad and fourteen Lib­ erty ship* Have lieen mimed aftei women. W e A m e ric a n s tire fo r tu n a te n e v e r th e le s s , fo r even now w e are p ro b a b ly h o t t e r su p p lied w ith this g re a t essen tia l o f c iv iliz a tio n th a n are a n y o th e r co u n tries e x ­ cept perhnps C an ad a an d, c e n tra l and south A m e r ic a W e, still g e t the d a y ’ s news, 'a n d a c c o m p a n y in g fe a tu re s , on it scale th at a m a zes Kurt) p ea ns. goes u f % tm : w United State* in the p*-'t 46 veara Tl takes w a r and s c a r c ity to re v e a l th e va lu e o f com m on th in gs. P a p e r, f o r exam p le. P a p e r o f all kinds, inrlu d in g m ere w ra p p in g p a p e r am i— fa r g r e a t e r in hulk and va lu e— th e news p rin t s to c k which s e rv e * as a c a r r ie r ■»' in fo rm a tio n mid e n te r ta in m e n t o f lim itle s s v a r ie t y th ro u gh - 1 out th e w orld. T h e f.'ner p a p e r iro m w h ich bonks are p r in t­ ed is now alm ost b eyon d p ric e It m illion saying that Americans should up*, make the best possibly use of j The steady voice, the firm* Such p o w e r 111 that pa most their paper— while rending wont's printed on it. and like* brow— I wise in the humbler services o f countl ess kinds i hat d I envy her maturity fiUCII strength! i' l l O il I j h h .l , r\ . ] hide* have been pristurnt In thr Paper Civilization ’ BIBLE V K R 8 E FOB TODAY LEGAL NOTICE i! pur.n ii I It must la* r a th e r notay around t h e r e ; but th e re s id e n t* h a ve sh o w n thnt th e y can ta k e it, and e n jo y it. MONDAY. JL’ XK I I. I9«'< mr.v r h f. H E P L A c r a jr h r a a< TR AIN IN G I ’OUMAND, l«-ly. Juiu* II. (Special)— Tlw iiK-rriMingly imimrtjint role of the Negro noldier on the fighting front wan highlighted recently when the f l n l cln«* of Negro tanker* was graduated from the Armored School. an Inutallatlon of the lieplacement and Training ( outmand of the Merliterranean The. «0\*J TO POU. Ilia nam e is S o lo m o n ; anil lik e his n am esak e, he is a j[treat lo v e r o f ch ild ren . In stead o f sh o o in g p ro s p e c tiv e * ten an ts a w a y w h en th ey h a v e c h ild re n nr in d ica tio n s th e r e ­ o f. he e n co u ra g es them to com e and liv e iti his a p a rtm e n ts N o t o n ly thnt, but he a c tu a lly pays a Ihuiuh for ch ild ren horn on his p r o p e r ty . .Solomon has a s ta n d a rd ra te fo r such procedu re, p a y in g $6 in w a r stam p s f o r the fir s t ch ild. $10 fo r th e sec­ ond. $110 fo r th e th ird an d so on, in th e t|uaini d ou b lin g ga m e he has in ven ted , u n til a ten a n t fa m ily rea ch es a m a x im u m o f 16 ch ild ren . T h a t, as m o st p eo p le w ill p ro ­ bably a g re e , is a re a s o n a b le place t o ‘ stop. Ju st th e o th e r d a y n jo y fu l a la rm bell r a n g in tne b irth n f th e f>6th child in th o se blessed u p a rtm en ta . ik OF it n g i i r o i l u r t io n l*HH? “•t*a voyeired ih r i»f DEPENDABLE fu r cv T h e C o m p lete P a in t anti (ila-u* S to re The doctor will insist that n irood druggist fill his pre*crlplinns. Sanford Paint & Glass Co. This Is the 49lh of s series uf Editorial sdrerlUenirnts apprarinir in this paper rath Monday. In rurly modern timed, wurvy i*•l ton ruf« inmcrtlinf k Iohh No elblrtd druggiat will pro n-ritie Ills skill is fm greater than ai, v layman**, hul he also k n o w . Ills fiebt too well to try to fill a doctor’* place. A 111i111 sympthiA may la- a .laHirer sliftiul which only n trained illagnii.tlchtn ran detect. on BUSINESS A N D PROFESSIONAL>SERVICE Hocuh, P ocus! PreHto, ( ’hange! M E L B O t’RNE Touchton Druff Go T1MF..H OVER fiOO.COO THE KEXEI.I. STORE FIRST A M A G N O LIA PHONE sir. The tlig kivc hit vc finally rrachcd an agreement on lb* veto qiiN liiw ai ilia Krhro eohbrenr^. Thar* will be fn*e4otrf“» f dlacutaion, bub ther* will Ih i» reiort in fnrec in preventing • rgTr**inn withniil u- anlniou* agreement of the Dig Five Other dlipute* are ulnii iieing iroticd nut Ifld It hegln* to look nr If n new World (Hare organ Itat inn wit i no me proa peel a tor *ucrc*i will raaolt. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED__ P le a s e r ,s » s iW t th a t ** » *• »•*! cat C a r a ,,, la 1 k la la s * p o rta a l a o rtl I* 'it r jp r Irt r a t P tlrr a I k**r t t tr r aaa arancr llu l U»C . p f C r r r l p O o H U, t t llr g 1 C p r r C r r U n ll O t ii 4 ^ r l a l l f fa K I MI mgr F f r a n r l p f l o * * * MICKEY'S . P II AH M AC Y JEWELER P a rk A**. F%«« Diamonds-Watches The Kilgore Seed Co SGT, N A T H A N HONORED W ITH T IIK Hth A M llRKIi D IVISION, T H IR D ARM Y OKU M ANY For meritorlou* . m l o in (iarmany, T Rgl Victor Na. than of Hanford, of the tl'.ifith HrinK Your Car Stricklund-Morrison Inc. fo r C o m p le te Appert, a Parle chief, originat­ ed canning. Ill* methnd wo, t., place sealed bottle* rnntalnini ’.he food In a water to the boiling Motor Tune-Up P h on e 200 Superintendent Ijiwton, In talk­ ing to the graduating cl*»« U*t Monday recalled that the class •tarted out 12 years ago with t|S pupil*. Wound up with only 14. bom* moved away, soma moved In, but the majority, ap* proxlmately 160, Just uull echool, acmewhere along the lino before they graduated. If that holds trim for the neat of thk country'* school*, and we presume It doea, more than half the people of the Car — R AD IO S — Horae We H i them. Ju*t rail «• H A U E R R A D IO & E L E C T R IC S E R V IC E It n M «*n «lii A ir. FEED & 9EEI) STORE Pfcna* * » sai tv. let-gt- PARRAM O RES There haltle* GROCERY Ik r e t ll. raelj|Avf. N ow td ayi a teller can't loam to git -* 4 married without bein’ able Y ahow hla V'S B A It 4 girl two licenses - 5R STORE • marriage 'n* auto , , , Some folks don't ahow respect tor .EtTTRlC SERVICE Co. These mlrrom arc PitUburgH Belt Grade PolkhiNi Plate. Now tn the old age unless It’s b ottled.. time to get one. o f these fine mirrors, priced from $7.50 to WL10 at i t * ' conitrueil tuherculo.ta (Ul be 1 • 25% Reduction. SANFORD Aato. ParU. Co. YNEY'S DRUG STQRB Our Gtaaa Department la complete. W e can handle any nice job from a modem streamline GUm Store Front to •UtTE PARTS 8ER ERS • DISTRtBU 111 W. let. 5L CoaaeUca • Fountain • the small window panes. Service Automobile Glass Installed while you Wait The Complete Paint And Glass Store THE CITY DRUG CO. So ^ ¥- 1*5 ■ , 1 *-•f - i_- ■?: ■ 1 THE PENSLAR STORE Owner 117 8o. PARK PHONE 80S ■ beam realty i mW W B CAFt! FR A M ED M IRRORS baaed on 1941 ylces IS m a W W*l PLUMBING .. as TMn Juieriml* rrleee A b e M H li* PreefWI Dmlw raaatr *10* — M . (lea * CO. CAMPBELL* SECURITY GEORGE CQUUSEN V• * E L E C T R IC U t t C l l i JOSHI MEATS — POULTRY country are receiving lea* than a high school education which la not very moouraglng for the future of democracy. If people are going to govern thenUelvea, hila tbelr count, y aoccaaefuUy, at least a majority of them mu»t know something about civka. economics, hlatory, geography gild SANFORD C O N T R A C T IN G Quartermaater Truck Company, ha* been awarded the llronie Star Medal. Nathan wai Inducted In Nov­ ember. 1942, and came overacx* In June, I04J. HI* father, jne Nathan, liven on Route 2, Sanford Preildent Truman'* refusal to break the Little Steel formula and authorlte a wage Incrtaee for worker* on the ground that thla might allmulate Inflation I* hardly compatible with hi* atatatnent made the *amr i.'av that fongreMmrn ihould t»e paid up Ml 125,000 inelead of |ill,000. We wonder how many men thera are In Congree* who could earn |10,. 000 a yaar In any private occu patloi, much le*» -Iko.OOO. We do not deny that it would Ih a good thin* for the country If all our main public official* were men who ware worth f 26.000, but merely paying a man that much doesn't make nlm worth IL Phone S ij; ^ STRICKLANDMORRISON, Inc. **For4 D w W r s in c e :J liO l IVE Y’S �t --tr^/Vr MONDAY.-JTT7r.-l.-StS- t n r ^ A N rn n ri r r r i u i n p v N ro rm » ’w m r 1....... i ■ im m i i i *Social A n d Personal Activitiesj Social Calendar Union Service Held At I’r c s b y t c r i a n p e T S On a j s C h u rch of this ii'Simi'i Thr first uniun service* of thr Mrthmlist, TUESDAY Triends of i lifford K I'loetcir. Tin’ regular Ii. ‘ I [(*•(« iiii'i't i nir K|ii*i<ipul ami l*r«.*h yterlaii con I'h M I t mil In- i .1crested to K.i-Katiun wa* held last evening ,o f I hi1 I'uot i Inti will In- iir |.i kno« I tint he is now no Okttinuu Fin Ih# II x I Muyfaii ui s d o at the Klrst I’reabyterinn t liurch. The sermon »crmon wa* was iireuchd iireume.i oy by | I \|j«„ I’. M. tu Ik - (in vn ln l liy lh# Truluck spent Sun I... 1 . * and. today Kev. . Edward . . board RirrllOK at 1 't n I* \l. i.the -i , .. T McKinley, il»¥ nt linvtonn Itruri net* pastor o f the Methodist i friend* --------—— — — church. l)r E.D. Brownlee, l-rr* Irvinir Berlin, who has written l.yterian pastor, offered the' Mm. K.S Mc< nil anil Min. Kd more than H00 *orip>, lots urn r prayer* and the Itev. Mark Car ward , urr Vit It Iliif friend* und had a music lesson or leained to tirntrr J-rctor o f the Holy t ros* |r**lal iv e « m A11:i nt m. (in read music. Episcopal Church, rend the .crip. ^ CAIID til IB \M *S The mintatcry of music » a « led The Rev C A. ll&trun wishes i hy the young people1* choir unA l to t' t.isar.r thank those churches :tmi ,1et , h(. direction o f Mrs I f I'M! W fr h u id * vhs i **« w i l l i n g l y h«*h « d in the pum ilu ritv u m i f M which v m t Salute the NAVY W IVE S 20th. *w so n *; to — S i age*— 1ft M inn lew o f Klin m ill M i i m c ' rtnr' 9c ARM ED 5ER VICES 40c LAST DAY M O N ! in im ie t«u IOMH1 LAKI TUf TS IIIH aaA»K>*« I I T N OI BI ( im lT ** I hrouffli i l l u a l r u t i o n - . in e | , ~ speak er hrouchl out the tendency . M i m » (iw en llaye** left Fr mImv « h«:re to place blame on o t h e r ’* l mi,r»>n.K for I hi ca ijo . utiuutdrra when untoward inci- she wilt Iff lhe gllest of M r 11 nit C A ttV o o N su fk iT IN r. Of DAN - Mi (W O " I* A S S I N (-. PAR APT ■in.l " N E \ V S ' TUESDAY 2 HITS! Jr.. | » fordnrm b* Ii 1 f i» i p jiie il* N| i ptfitl Mi VV ills J N JTdur and *on. Hnlph, of Kit hiiioitd. V n are spending ti«duv mi • iaine* idle when* Mr T ol ill will take his ntnte nhsir- H te na lrnm , F r a n c i s T e m p l e , W 1 1Ds A inte mop, Hnrgl Willard, John Alexuintn. J i m Brown, Walter Smith. Ed Fielding, Ilotm Merit, N or run J e a n S a v e r , P o r t e r L a n si fig K i t tv U d b a u f Ibddiy June> L n hard S in g let a r y , F ifl Bach, B i liv f i r a v S o i m v B a b u r n, L u n a Id I>> i*,,, K cllv Sm ith, Earl 1^** I^-roy G i l b e r t , 1’i o f . H E . Mo rrin , cal fTdlege of Virgin»n Mi** t h *! 11* S ilp VV I II11k 111ft 1r f t Fr idni !«) plane for K m g s v jlle , T ei w here she will wed I ie.i1 I t of I hi I Iwait I N F i * e l r S hr ,1 n- UI I nin Du r 1 till |'4-t f noted hv \t i - VV dhiim h Vilheii wti'i Will Jt. too ru al mui nf holm? M i* VV S D ug w elL M is s P a t ft v Ju* ,McC»ilin, t.'hnrlott* True, Jw W n l l o c f urul K a l p h B a g w e l l nf Baker, Mildred Robson. A l BaudJ a c k a m i v i l l r w e r e the gueftta ov er ney. Theron Mnildeit, J.D. Groth*» w c c k r n il n f Mr*. I b g W f I D i;*n, Robert Hparkrann, Marthn iwjn-in lnw amt i t a u g h t r r , M r amt »Re and Bill Stapler. T h r e e New Officers Announced By Club Three nrW mrintM»rj uf tho M" M r * Turn Bolt Mia*> W a l l a r c wiB r rm n i i t h? m* in tw (h r gtie*? nf her iinrli' ami »aiint Un ( h r m »»( nf t h r summer Mr ii nit Mr>, ( W Farm er. Minn Juni" f a r m e r nf Macon, L ji ami Ar thur A lk n i*t in uf St Lutii*- 1nmn'. Club board of manager., 1 .Mr» (lenrjfr Met all » » reeordinR ‘ eoretnry, Mr* O. P. Herndon a* vire-preaident and Mra. E. H j ( lenient* an third vice-nrealdent, were announced at the final buiinejji Btertlng nf li^e club W ednodav. The nteellnit wm preceded by a lur.ehron nnd mualrut nrorrain, • ronaured by the- Vine Aria De­ partment. Mra, H. W. Rucker, prealdent. conducted the meeting and preiidrd at the luncheon, which opened with the Flag Salute and the club collect apoken In unl»on, after which, Mr*. K u e r i . l w i t TiettaU.Carol. M*thr« Ralph Auitln Smith offered a Plus “SI.EEPEn*'4 Co-Hit: T H IH C iS !! it.it ami Nfct In "J 1st church*** ( Burning f i i ' i r i M ' s wrr*- hrbl 1 fir i n i t r l v a r y with Nlr* Ltlw .i' I K i r i h r r . th r superintrrnlant Iru mg An m s p i m l l o n n l g r o up f \ t*uug folk s ttasrmhlnl fur t* % fiprniiif* fteftftion. T h e pchonl f .»* it worker, M Im C n r o L n .Stcnvcll, o f the B ichmnml Ten m g Am.sfunbly S c Ipm i I, who is coni I Ic ti n g tier last yrflr tif grn r* tl m t iv it y tnnt utility Impfor r Ira v ir.g this ci Min t r y for B r n t il an •f * v i«. Tl g r JM11r Tlus* inn 11T y VII j nt r rti t • arc urgc i! tu s» '.. | I hr i r rh iM rrn In thr* S i‘ h il w h r r r gumt lea*I n s h i p uiul t r h mg will br given t h e m Alt l l P ' i m r i l m l f * an * e*|>rcinlly jisketi to nt tend u* M i s * S t u w e l ) in trundl­ in g the In t e r r n e i l i a t r D e p a r t n u it. 1h.iti tin v e the No Mhhgn*, 1.n !• 1 Vdi T.ilt D im buy t* M A fu l SIGNS IN I) SHO o sno . O K I ' s > h . n ,v l l . l . K IN D S inn t s k h iic k (O. D l.iintlrt'iHH) Hr, \ I’ l l M K I T O VVK. V LET’S HAND IT TO FATHER On His Day, JUNE 17 •h I t: ill < \ IMIS OK llcmcmhcr **1*«*p" with mu* ■»I tfirst* • L K A TIIK K B IL L F O L D S • T l i : < II \ I . \ S • Cn| |. \ \l ITN S • \ \<\ .ii ■■ \\ \l I) \M \N CHAI NS • c || A II M S W M \ 'i»\ h • M i :N I I - l o o p T I L M N M K N ; n i t I )■ N L I N K K B S t; \it HO\11l\ \11 Ml ) r I I W k imilt h imii 1». ..Ill \t iflit.nl ■i 1 Wm. E. KADEk JEWELER I •horn* V *7 W n : -m. »• .il, i I B a p t 1st Vacation Bible School Opens T h r il .i i I y ti 11‘ <ii II ilili- Si •'-•"l of the First Diipti*t ( lunch opened thie nm rm ng w ith a gun i ultendfir ce Mr* A I Pete-i*.in li* * ii u r n nf it iib lil o f thr JUfoot d e p a r t m«*tit -oat M o ( A V lie Til 11(I. ill limit * I he I f Mil il v <t*U"' r l flic1'-'i It Ihr CIt hr r v. <ka• Mr 1, 1 M (!'.|'fi( 1'. >l t • i t * Mi1... 1 . *. Call. |IH | '■ n-r i:. . • 1 »,c r.t in k Mhiit** k i,*»f *t, Iiii ’ mIlllbb , Sir i nfiii M i lie?. ■i?igmg w ork, M» If Par ul. ,io| of tl*-* ^ Airborre /\i r.y ... , i u i . c i 5 ’*.*! died b r Mcrolo Von fichinldk Itl K tDm -t<•rti t•1« i On table I eifijs*' f .T1II. Will * t lit ** Id -I .."I. . VS idr l»a it ‘ . ait*,* • f '• ll It' rthd l.l, * t11 1«f< W l St...1 • itl • tll« 1• •| IJII 1*■! ra • a I Atl* I c h * i \ r* % D . i fJl* up )fit>i« kni.i LijMim/ i,Wei .rl at »•.« ip If f-O' » t/vat THE ARMY KNOWS where a big share of Hanes production is going NATIONALLY ADVERTISED IN are taking care of war needi finl . . . helping fo -5 clothe your relatives and friend* in lite Armed Ser- * vicoi. Sometimoi your dealer'* itock of Hanoi Underwrar will l>e low though we are making alt we can for your noodt, too. -.oiW .. HANES VALUE begin* wilh the cotton. For 44 years, - °'f± Hanes has pul the best values passible into knitted underwear at prices most men can afford. That's why we spin our own yarns, knit thosb into Irue-me gar­ U eattti f o l l y c rtftitd « m £ chain and oollax. bolder. Aa iiic h - lo o k ln g a a T tla func* ments that are styled for a man's comfort — and for long wear. P. H. Hanes Knitting Company, Winston- llonal. Faahloned by S n i , the u u m that meMM toan- Salem, North Carolina. ia ro red jew elry. C old fiJUd. E X C L U S I V E L Y AT • th e ret l5 .'S ta »U n f a * i w ; S T O R E * TbsMCnjou 1 11 IN Flashback” •iirfljJ. QonMMi v « cat H* fwli iiit-RO tklfltpiAf. TV# Mof is rvHRy, fk# k y i ' |k# rigkf Y o w e ll s 1 - . ,___________ . ; , ikflin , V_. z Monos --tha -National Underwear : r ------- m Wh i o Undnrsklrf for iitra . ' wilk (omlsft. SANFORD ! CORRECT MEtra WEAR * ____________________ f r * f * r , . «r Tkttt Mnerlty IsB&ad 1 * tMitm *: * ' C n M HARIS WOVEN SHORTS THIS * - ‘ J!. VV by not drop m to sre us, or j lh " « e t ' . ' J fm i f o r '1 a l l . in and uulvaiitiige A% you cl expocl, the makeri of Hanes Underwear for -ber eerrieea. ■ the line o7 r ,if (tie first t h e a m o un t eac h direct 1 t.UiMori Of trm k hi it. ht tb, |. t ,1 iL ,,f tin- \ » v »• I* ✓ HBREDS' - ->ft cN' j iirlp .limit hi jr m l i Midei of fur by «»f 1 hi» com prim is the w o r l d ’* larges t autoriiuMh- iris :ra ne e coin* I1UII1Y , r uted V f *11 - A A X A A , -j. V\ hit e I . hi ti M Ti d t e d f Vi■•*•.* - ’ Mi Page - m el 1 |<-f pi ll i*d to i f -I i* FOR SUCCESSFUL G IV IN G w JMr. ______ - -1. .* t a "lip ho ui *1 ns 1 Dkf . m i n e s s o f JJ.r»t» I*1** or ibiinnge u p ‘ i t tti Your tnr 'Ml show lI'll* - *»|i I - I UI "I l\ Bu thin g Ml it ft h av e tw*en c-m Ir iv m t that do n?U g e t wet du? mi sw im m ing th ey're m ated w tl tr a n s p a r e n t pin* tic film 3Bgraig«?vB -V I iljfio im .l* W r a p p i n g * of a l u m i n u m have h e r n de veloped to k e e p parvMpft, a v i a ndos. p lu m * an d o r a l ce* f re s h for a* lo n g a* mon'li* prayer. John Fite, talented young planleL played 8mlth'a “ Cotton rlubb” and Mlaa Evelyn Mathewa rendered a piano Maturka In F Minor be I.laehetoiky. Mr». Ruck­ er gave a timely talk and a group of patriotic aira were aunr b» the aaaembly, led by Mra. A. M. I’hJIlipa, accompanied b y M r *. George McCaJl. During the builneia aeaalon, '■pedal mention wai made of a gift to the Club, a Minting by Cbarlei Daweon, copied in oil* from Bernard La Matte', "I.a Valte." Mra. Ruckfr praaented n bouquet of flower* to Mra. John L. L e , ou^rolntf Mcretary and Mra. B, B. Crumley tea deeed her ree^pdou from the board. ■rnreelatlon Tin- po|ic 1 pal Li 1 i*. t tdois, tiiiw ev 1*1 , i tilm i d 1 A'Iko, Ijciui Hi* Lundifuiftt, Donald Deal, Bill Ingram, Duster Faircloth , Chuck Heron, Tommy mnceutical e xa m inn turn M r T o l a r Stringer, Bobby Cullum, Hern is now on the stuff of the Medi­ l® , 1. 1 rii * ■n C'»• ' .ill le t weight * oitot.. M"tn without Miss Mary Wiggins , Honored With Party; Holiday Bible School Opens This Morning 1 ' H i. ‘' , . i f i I it m M u t u i < * "»! t «is -» ’ m * u i a n c e f*»r I \ v * f \ i , t H . If dfi.i I K I T hS. c t " f i- ■ i if - l i u * " l » deduct I 'de MmJh I \ . w • dd hill e fll* ‘•if* -I tun 1 ill's C- i ttl ton* jiiitl 11 ell* .u e i K l i i ) 1 »*• b • t Inin medium weign* ■»i» lie *t for ho*i»p dre*s *s ♦r ( M' h.Hj-» f1' 1Irk * t' ■>I .1Wi|\ f i l l I *i l» L • >m- ft , mil,*! t h.i f1 J.«f>r Ilia 1 .trill IT 1 imihctvl f i- 1 ' Li *Ciit* , fm e l i i l n i ' b jii g.n u i v ' i»uler Th in « 1 pe jet T Sophia Mi D nu gtil, S t a n l e y S t a c e y . Dulufen M r f T i d l u m l , M a lc o lm Me Neill, Bo b (»ui. F.m dy M athern . ( i r n r g e Spencer, illarrncc Knapp. C h a r l e n e i n l d w p l L Joe W a tlie n .u -I '' ' .1 I f ,l„ M l i »u * l i g h i Ii HD Mrs. James II. Truluck and htr daughter. Mrs Dale L. Scott. Jr.f en tertained Mi*« M a r y W lgglllA Ttniisdav with u lovely bridge* luncheon si1 the M ayfair Hotel. t ll IIt', m ile Miss Wiggins I* n popular brld#clearly have Keen that in un V [n »*M 11 va.ricin 11 anc sa a n d G » itIi *> Ii v \11 if |* *'11 1 del ncnrd 1roii 1 tile Sa ll fur ft elect, whose imirriitgc to Krlwlftl 1on Higgins* Jr w ill I n* an e ve n t #1 iv r re f nc tora t hat Uf.er r 11 «1v 111• * | ^ 11' 11* ^ ,r ^Slut 1 this month. I AMOMO TMI H IV IN the world into the cun; Del. ..! It.. -(.. ].(. f ' > m ' Friends ‘ 1*f' *' Mi ltjlt.il.I U aAL1^ flu* liitu heuti Ijib 11* wak decor up., s r i r l^tir sdr.t •■v tpr ,J.i i • uu i ’ X > 1*1 ■■ X 1 1 : ,'1 I he M e th in list m hiistrr <, i i d ( will lie if Inti lt» leiu >1 -lit rt i i i i l with g hnloltn uni m a j f n o l l i j lh.it lo know ( *nd, 1 «■u i \ LiitkW 1 1..( I^r Hr. Ki IP l( I .1* ■ I t I 1 . 1\ 11 '■ 1 IIpCI ll l Ml|/ it I in am 11 1ts| ic:itl\ n11niigcJ 11P • 1.- 11> t Hi*,, .. '1 i . 1’■ ,;i l 1. i t 1 Him, 1mi itiiijht t mat H im I t him l« t nt Ii St re<1 f f i 1i ,* * t ifb it in g mu I'M- IUI tow mg the i* diilie, it i> nut tin Fit in * ■*1»f *■r ti 1 h 11, . . i r f | p . n , M ( I i . { J . . . . . II . . I »!• I -lie itfidru t.ient I IT' nil k Liiti tii-iit*, bridge wt*«s eti)M>ed by to the -ecu 1id rctru ireim Ml w h u t i 1 ti. v I ' u n r l l II llus* t.l N.'isvivli, l .‘lints 11.'ll 11 t* the giienlA with refrrshments tid­ iik to ut>ey him, lie *aid Jhr m * in 1 Mr M:i tie I SteieiH etnl M f * themaelvea will itn fm phoio^ nj 11 \V M ei r u 1 o f I t i mm ( duo, ing -en eil throughout Ihe after* iimmo \i the colic Iin* Inn of hridg*. p i'i xn t on i n t i m a t e term * with nre ..id Mi* visiting then htnftirj .uni Iirire*. were a wu riled to Mr* » t e .» l m l l tie t Vyntor, he continued, but i ter in law. M i nod Mi It 11 XVTiblo Dietrich*.. Mrs. Herbert I lie there in one other element *hit I Sin it h of Piodu VN »ke» Ntosi's mill Miss KhzulH'th will truly cement the relationship | p:«i I m , u i M* ' rhe gue*l of honor w«a presented and that in to nerve Hun * I I ui ti I M C'urrett •* f Lit k*"* ' MrI !u o|.-Mining of a * n i\ ' with h ‘.liver fruit bo wl N eil Sunday evening U11* «m*i i d l e nt niece, Jarkn Jill Itplant inre tr up na l g in w t h Tho«e invited to Ik* with Miss I t hr Ti';|i|ll!l ful o gilT hcii' 1 H i m i l a g a in he ill tin resbv Dibit tin* guent^ of M f - l ■iif ituiir M. NNJggin* wen* Mrs Murom 8 1 < » gfilv.,, *. *4f the home *f Nt * terian 1 hurch with the K* \ re 11' * s im - m ln w and dnuflit* ’ \ W ig g in s M t» F.dwurd H i g g in s , M Mark Parpen ter delivering the Mr arid Mr* Hnrne> V tu i I*. IVi.Y ........... * * * * s, Mi I bn V H o p M r . Dor MTomo \ 11t ! j»V» - -oil. . •*, rod H io lg in M r* Nich.'la* Ash M Nt it* Id a la v II. 1• . flu 1 wlii--1 '"'In • v N t r W \ I . f t lei If Mr* I 1>\K t ofia Itriii h iu iL.un * 1 itr• p* Mi s Ii n hi illon hi f parent * M r and 1-ttn Ldin f H i g g i n s Mrs I n H» O v e n M t III m|er*o»n, at f h» 1 ' hfli M M» Dietrich* M m Mai l An k \.veil ue HIND i n H O U S I VA |V I > ■ m H i g g i i i * Nti* Pet It IfP i- . VI r .J ii ru e * 1( ig g n p s . NIjr* i M 1 rni fm Nt f * U I Ii, Inf18I iti The f elery Cfale, Sanford to her home in1 H trniing v. 'W i r k I? f r o m I loro*’ D r mod* Mu ( «Trt(ii Tr u lu ck,, M ih * A n n e W ig j r Pig'll nil!1 , !. ( -'ii f ' VoUth r e n t e r at the C »i\ it nil * after speiu Img sir al Ion N p i f U l b l s . gin* X't p M art ha fS-rk urn, Mins 1 e 1 ei it I . « \01"*"1**I I> mtjifi' hloiiiii** ^ T«Dalia**eC Au dito r turn, celebrated! the advent t iui u oe *4 **i M « ini .Mi ■ Plid.l* 1 1”, v#i> i* 4*JU»w e. M i * * KI i t a l «e11* Dy- . il O f a«fl I iglit O o f its new ’ ’ Juke nTjfno*? and new J A lien *oif Mi* ( Drdj* t Tyson, Mri* ten y r a j ■ * m I ? *i: i Pool talde by ent»*rtaining 1 hr Idol ink and Mr* Scut I .... tin \nt ■tig tI'inse l 11 Wi l l i btggent c r o w d o f the aeb*on mi l \\ b'1 b. Hubert IJ o h n s o n hji* -Ire r h.- ♦ i ' r i 1. ' 11ii - "ti t c il'll m l it be a ia1y Ertilav niifht ll.ncrny vra. .■(.)..v ||„.rn | ti» her horn* 11.1f1g Ct' tv |( ll I11V tb» 11 ,f ... ' f i ■1" .1*. • 11 f(l .Iih. Met nsllp was ip . haryc s.uitii Sanii.i.l A v e n u e f*o.i i hi M t,„ .lls.tH* Mr - » VV Mat . t ti. .i I’lts fllt were Howard \\ lu-lchrl. j . im|.) |nu,.),| on M e n o 11 in ||m• ‘ ll Nt H« * I > N ‘ ;. i ||| f t A. .Still f Tit tier Ine Cjflrk. Paul iV/ohl lutal when* ih • under wet.t a -I Mi* fr \V(ghrr Mi rind M. Louiti* ( l a r k j , D o r o t h y M u t r i * o n A; ,Ml o , ^ , , rhctjfdlv * N v .* m.in N|i ..i 1 V ..I* • - • "• (ileOh T.ingTif I^otn I e e , Uw i ha r a I bull X amtlori Dihlf I he Mrs tl U i l*u:konL... Ii left Sr h(Ht| hi*11 11* of f ♦«' ltd oi*«•i>mtl >uiii De.m. Mi* tiltiLi v f« t-■ (hupmuTi, G e r a l d l^iaaing. ti o io M;i \on M* th> C r u m le y , W aller Sctinatrcl, l.tat week fur < ho ago f*,r ,ir» ih > ni the hir*t .NUthoditft <»e\b « » Be tt y M a t t h e w * . P a u l Hodgkins, tended visit h|h, vsn* nei •*vii(iiiuu d *"l»Ui« ll • |(<ilimir e>| t*\ the t'o* t he r *I ' I min er B e a r d , K a y S h oe m a ker, t<• the t•miii ,tf PiivUmn Bent n i i ,‘ t'iiipmut P rc -t » y te ria n . I |nm •m* D *. u * • • • lb,. ■* 1, ri.,t .ti. 1 drnta oixur and to crltiir (#»vl forA Mm J P Hack, Sr the Utobut war. when tn cai»M* m ! .»”* r V tuulN depefidahility mud ihe n *f Lieut - J*n. ^Io iu h m mid Mr* fore hiN predictability, one iiuirhl j • <>r9 u n * %vh'» h a v e be ’ti it-'idinc urge Crowd Attends Celery Crate Dance # "Ml I • , ,.t tv o viM tinir witli M m . L r e '« nu»th#r, Mr* L u l a M il l e r , an d a tte n d ing the K ^ d u a t t o n e x e r c i . m at Scotr o l e 1f 1irh School 111 w h i c h lithe Kay, f:il J * ; No 1 tttl I Jittn l k mm N|i and Mr*» K l t w r l l,ee and daughter. Sue Ann. have r e t u r n e d to then home in T n llaha*«»iee a f t e r Mi s- Lee * unfit Troy received hit* diploma. •* . 11 g sir 1 .In i.i I Friends (lather To See ‘ Snake Plant” Bloom 10r RRACKIN «r l M.. * p# r.l l hr a*»k *nd with Mr 1 ii, i r i ' . r t A . i i . rf.*V " t i l u>:•| ,i , J ?■ , All" At t Cil ia i . a lii-> f■.t •• .nr..' it lit" Mi I I- ■l .III.I CrdrglU fix * mii|i* iiine M ia Fin flier * d l be I be irue^l of the ( oirburris thiw week, while Mr. Farmer and Mi Aikihuou are on the WeM ( mu at M im h nr rner left thin af te 1 tuton f<»r Ibivtona Hencti where «he will attend a hounenrirty. Nfts Annie Meriwether left to day for Delaware. Ohio, to Mm \V It. F o r t i« spe nding 21 attend the graduation e ittcla t* week in \V nut*hula vimini^ h«rt of Ohio Wesleyan Collrg* at 1husband which lime her daughter. Miss , Vilen Meriwether, will receive her Mrs VV A Ailuim mill |w H It X degree Mies Mrnwethar daughter*. tMvvr Ann and X.l.i a dt return with her mothar im l ar e ' p e n d in g 11 v arn lm ii :si \ r U tlies plan to spend the remainder Sin v run Bench of the summer .'ll then home In I Pi vinnu Dench Touhy, who was ui the organ cuiiMilt!, Miss Mildred Ikolnon, alio spur mured liv Hu* <«fund l «m i 1 mill Miss Phyllis Allen, ftpraim, qI ( ‘nlunthi id m huh A iiiflu *nng the iluct. “ Thr Prayer |V| (ute of Tmtipii n* iho Druml Ire!" hy Oiey Speak's. Worthy ( '«ni»»"«'t|oi \\ v roti'c ml Mr uiul M f i W ( ’ H i ll , SIr I tu* llfi*lUlbled VV II 1 h It I p |fl* I a ' a |y mention fin chur.rfi ut tiini, w*ut* enlightened with 111 Mr ( J a m 1*1* ( ra pp *, t i m e l .e t .i tt. and ^ Ziuii ||o|ii% S i w th ilu I. M: Mo hirilry'* personal approach I*. In* ,1 h e r v l A n n tTa|i|o* lire 'printing ri»h, Si. JmIiii afi'l other* ! topic, “ How Well Ho You Know n vtiriiliuii itl Neu Symiim Mearh C l . U B w ith l o u r purchuHc of a w a r bond at o u r biHilh In the hddi> for Hu* G a l a W a r Bond S lum W e d . Ju ne r u r h it . �s ' I. 1 MONDAY. JttNE tl. 1915 )t SAW rtm p F U rtU P A PAPE HI* NOTICE .14 HII o r o W N K f l t l.in t• “ IM In* 1(n- ?n*1 *1™%' ni 1.1, . -. | f * 'lit Jra : li <. i * -if <mi rh i Notlrp tr t i n f Iff •olif ni (MiltHr » m. m July A l» I ? l i **« n HI Mr of Pliirlita i i i l f * flb t r « l n **t »*i*i* B J I h T A t : « T A T r . » h a t n o OK a P A I . K * i A > i. TEkach B. _ _ i; T ak ich n. II AH H I M . 1*1.AT OOOH M T M I C k« M l K a i d l I. _ ----t . * T i n - i . i r . i i . u t 4 a h n u n m o n p u t h o o k i p a u k >ft n i..). \ A n d In Cell * ... I AH AlKI T t : H H 4 l » : 1*1.A T b o o h 3 P A k K I * 1*1. A T IIOOK « PAliP*. I I tljAla I* II Lindner Itoi.eri liu w lil ey T H I. Allll A I’.AIIlA P U T || . .. 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IM n o A I I I ftfcMOr Ja.ir.11 A K il ts I..AHII AV AVM AA l l l U U l t T n 1111.1144 4 * A U U ir J U N i*i. a t Ho o k * p a u i : s i i I I I I A lO.U-oM-ii Ilelrri' A l _ ., , I f I I A t* 111— k - . tl r lm * A --- . . w kat n : « n i l ) R K C t i o K p u t i u h >k i p a u i i l fn 21 III**-?' i I m a Ii A X " I I I U I M ) % u m > « | l 1*1.A T M ) M A PAUE m IK -l U u i y John A KAMI* K PU T 1.1111. 1.11li* f O KSC IIIITIO N N a h i : <ir c m i i u i S l < i i- A O l: * in t o j i a l.O M -n n n n r t .. » r n o o n III k > t lil -rk |tl— k I ' A II AI' U £ i • a le an d * d v f r it a liiK A n io n 1...k A fi K r. A 1 I* Neliar p 5 f e r . V t . i n : : A M l » » B » Ita A tta II �I > THE SAN Kohl) H R fb ilr' SAN FOR 0. FI ofllDA Gporifp nyour future! Theres a Bernard Shu« nnttf for nine VMf> before In' on* > ! to mate a llvlne at it Mi t.'lnl income for llial ixmioiI e u- ft" Tfu* common people early Homan stale » i*r |lff IIIAll* L' jL A U J L e jr fil A d v e r t is e m e n t M»TI« »: Sul 1C*' *» ti* I U iiilf'i »l|5 n f 'l ROBERT A. WILLIAMS t»f Frmicps iVMpj Ht l •“ It til *» Ill*» ■ •( itii fit* hi UMllL YHEVGE.T jj -----S ick e - 3 *r4 $ i K i - 1.* r* ■ .in m ni on Ilie J* *l«% of Jwn»* V I* 1T« REAL ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic iUrik Hidg. Phone 732 t n in M lU n i f SELMS LIKE. FOLKS D O N 'T K N O W H O W -to APPRECIATE S E M G W E LL <*Vii*a*W V \l ■* |*t % ■ i • lh* Refreshing D R . R A Y M O N D L. BASS After-hours GRAbUATifc VETERINARIAN LARGE And SMALL ANIMALS BILL’Sf i i*PAC KAGE I h n i n Snnfnnl - Orlando Highway STORE & n A ft Phone day or n fjfil &37-J A Complete line « f Win* — Beer — Whihkry no AUTO PAIN TIN G YOU L IV E IN ; A I Mr I m’*I I fl , Come see uh for complete Auto Painting—Body HAUNTED rnril U "111 T #1 Wc % |«‘» i i!*#r in m I hi »>t in Ini nU HOUSE? ^ervut* F ' m | III I m i in** S ( r ir M ;im ! - !M o r r is u n • and Fender work— YATES AljTO P A IN T SHOP IDS North PafWictto Ave. * * K »* * n.f w u w w ( 7QI-N0.PAfih A V I. .tili»*r (iEitinI i 11v i MALARIA Phone 371 ; day ■» wi t h I IQ tlfO lnr M M A It IA t ■ 1 Ml’ K I M S ■m uever ft*i tn?t ih.ii SANFORD I it k I* I I II I I V B N B flA N B U N D Ctt *»*- * cTitsh was tcrrihh cuntom-maiJe to lit each wfnrfflw. CSt! iGO-J « s^fntrhrd I ut tin- m in-i other eft! nmv nfvpr uurl i T for free estimate. B L I N I) S hihJ R E P A I R E D " ric II " dir nrtell, n jg h l. Tiill t liuu^ltt hi u ,* mu s lo w ly en ou g h hut >m 4:hl<lf*i! anil h11 u n o t h f f * ,u K K L P H 0 N E O P E It A T O R S the M ai 5 M Ts Sanford, FI. ( APT. ('. IIOI.TKCI.AW. (Retired) Owner rl V Mr vi SMALL L O A N 'S l o w | I»s I ----- I'irsl I'ederal Savintffl &. I akhi Association nf Semirfflte County S Z R V IC i A noi^ TODAY! I’l t m i p n ) JOB M.iumdlit \ve. U E t ' C f W THE t'li'.iti in l l l i n r ( I l.\M A 11i; 'i I I I i l l L! li ' 1 I - | ilc ;is c | (II ^ \N |\( ''In'tiM'd Sn* imk". ' CONTKACf F Iniuranr* i* one ihing you rannot liny when you need ll mort*— Rv PAUL RO R i n SO N U T A KLTT |M o OINI - IO O l 'If * t ' , (3 0 A H E A D H. JAMES GUT AGENCY . / a P S W E L L TO ^'E CA LL m e. >&* A SAP * A eu r i c an t 1 ta STAY IN TV'F Ij £L. ' -i p l a c e • ITS GETTING O n Mr S C E N E S - MAYBE: I i s [H A T C A G E I w C * S ,LXJ C ~ A F L ' E P ' i r s sj v c x ic * h i o o o * m i s r rtEiNioGkV UNDED L j MAiCES'rOU > ^ 1, feaW t a il CONCRETE PIPE LESS fvMAT /OiJ REST j N c e a is J R \ l ! /. Pi ANF ' DRIVEWAYS Raises ctycl tions. Nfttt temperature efficien t, ah Entire unit Size ihaidc 86 to 7 dayi NaittfeltW Rffcirtrlc Hfiit to 9 w6eSi old under sanitao’ cuiidlITeatCT jn rear Has "old hen" lor real, pWtKndn. Insulated, stl;»or 18" it SE PTIC TA N K S W A T E R TAN K S CULVERTS artd SEW ERS Transit M il Concrete Second* aeallahte at low price CO NCRETE lll.O C K T WMEH AN ENDMY U PENINSULAR lilt ot trtavy 26 gR. ffilVanized «b!cl. I’i x 36", headroorh. O1*". Capacity GO to 21 days old. /£ ] Concrete Pipe Co * PLANE A PMIAV.' AT IHRLf . A_l < * i >f2 N lN f: iG C l.O O fV IA T W A N V F ■T)fr I O if2 E M .-‘ ITi-nt IIO RANKORU, l) pla n e WOUl D c o n s d n im q IN ■ ,P .L L A* l ,A A J .'-O ''-1 • ’5*3r. * * Tt Ft. A. BEING A cdM pU rrh Ll^fe ok t u x e d o k e k d S FIGHT EC L P il o t Cf*r. jja h W i a m ust HAVE BEEN ib* /^ n jA L U /5 THRU-LING.'i banm THE LONE RANGER You too are ON D IS P L A Y ! ANOTHER OUTLAW'! I'M NOT AN IWHAT PO Y O U -? 1 OUTLAW, I WAS W ITH Y O U R F A T H E R TH IS A F T E R K O O N W H EN H E P lE P . Y O U 'R E T H E N E W S H E R I F F , A R E N 'T Y O U ? f \ ------------------ IT MAKES NO PIFFERENCE W H O YOU ARE I'M NOT ^>0ING TO STAY HERE A N P GET KILLEP I'M LEAVING TOWN N O W 1J WHOA11 THJ$ 16 THE PLACE WE'LL MOSEY OVER ANP MAKE * \ ^ u RE THE KJP 6HERIFF ■. L .' ■ ' - \ V LEAVE6 TOWN N O ,Y O U 'R E n o t ! froll fhay not 1 .many auita to 1 tM r«Ad In the . . . y'ott ir e ju*t h In tW public r tmIooi in y'/jm \ £ -/ ofthefurnlih' your (U S u how Car your lefilnd the coat . Aak ua for * +t ■-.***- m*** > ' • BUCK SANTOS A fo HIS WAIT A GANG ARE OUT THERE MINUTE L l IV E GOT TO a .P P t L f A V E J ^ r r lj Mmm L |* V YUH GONNA XE f t c r- EASY/JUST 1 WATCH. y o u r f a t h e r w as KILLED Jf YOU THIS AFTERNOON, F DEFENDING THE CAWJ~^ ; ( -^ r r MEAN HE WAS MURDERED! SO YOU'RE GOING TO LET A CHEAP OUTLAW MAKE A COWARD OUT OF YOU/ a lt> RATHER BE K LIVE COWARD THAN A DEAD n hero ! (, ' General tasnrane* til AUaatk Back Bldg. I P 1 �r '.-A 0 N s i ? f \j rriF. sANronn nrnALD. fUNFonn pagiT TAcnra MONDAT, JUNR 11. 191 ft.orjt>a Seminole County Court Record CLASSIFIED A D V E R T IS IN G June 8, 19<S Warranty IW da Steward. lloaa el al to O. E. Fournkrr rt UX. Kvana. Frank et u* to Harvey f I'ugh rt ux. Dreach. Katherine to Henry A. Hr ml well e. ir.v Homlney, Sanford 4 John D. Jinkina to Henry Urown et ux. Mayo, Oacar et ux to Bryant Johnson. Jinkina, John D. to Dill Tyre SATES l k per Une for o m Insertion Me per Um far thrae Inaertiona Ole H r lino for • laeertieaa a per line for M inaertiona ■ am rate* . . . 30c PHONE 14S OR B RIN G Y O U Il Ada to TH E SANFORD H ERALD CMHL fire woyda to the line, Including phone and addreaj. All advertisement* for ellUallona’ wanted will be charged Tor at the regular claaalfled retea. __ _ _ _ _ __________ H tiL P W ANTED II. B. r o p li CO. COLORED gin* for laundry work. Itcfculur Mima und wage* Apply in person, Sominolu — One heavy-duty County Laundry Co., did W. grapple hook hay loader outfit. 3rd St_______________ Phone County 4503.____________ GIRLS for Swla Fountain. Touch10 ACRE farm Iliad, good flo w ­ ton Drug C o . _____________ ing walla, 10 ecree rough lanJ ‘ Palm Hammock Benford,- Fla. HELP WANT Ell P, E. Bolt, 1101 Perk A v e „ Furnncemen. I limitin'ram it ha, Mill­ Sanford, H a . Phone AS1-W. wright!, M a chi mils, a m i I util Makers- fully experienced for W O M AN 'S pre-war bicycle. Viola Ordnance plant. Bn >ley, 1110 Parelmmon Ave, Must have I) H.KS. Referral Card. Phone or Vi (rite r “ ” -TRUCK! American Machinery Corporation ____ No priority needed ! t Orlando. Florida 1941 Chevrolet High Htete Body. or \pply 10 wheela. excellent Urea, ter|!. S, Employ men I Service. paulln, new motor. Harin' to go on tiiet heavy hauling jobj Celling YOUNG couple Florida Hotel Pr,f»iOU,ER MOTOR SALES man- ami wile M g W. let « t . Phone -512 W AN TE D ; Helper. Jimmie Cow NEW electric water better, eutn an’a Sheet Metal VVorka. matic. Bauer Radio * Elec WOMHN— We have aubatantial . trie Service. eainirig olipurtuliity fur hou*eO AKLAND touring cer, 1821 wive* nnd other women who model, good rubber, |7A 00. Ldwant to earn lull unable In ile vverdi, Jlemltiole IDgh School vote time I” office nr factory Farm. _________________ work. Write Box N il, era i Ml|ip,'r• b> ’■ |7‘ Jr p . ] [^ | U. 8. T IR E S and TUBES 14 ecrea land lying mulh ol railroad, houa* and 2 lota own a s Tooten I'laca - W arr use and 2 lota lying along ■ldu of railway In Cameron City. Going Into »arv!co. Mat Kunlk. Rt. 1. Box 133, Sanford S M iS C Ib la L A N E O U S NEW SHIPMENT of latest nhonBORROW 1IKRP W II EUR ograph rrcordi. Bauar Radio I’ KIVACV IS ItFMPFX i e d A Electric Service. YOUIt natural draire for privacy in money iiiatlers is strictly CAR RADIO, new tube*, A-l con rrapected here. Friends and PHOLSTKRY fabric*, tapr* Trlc*,' rtem lfki, brocalelle*, n wood itock to select from. H B, Brown, B l l N. Orange Ave Phone 4M3, Orlaado, Fla. relatives a’ * not queatlollerl about your credit. to u r nuiployer or buamsxx* nasortmte* will not hear of your pcraonal uffuirs. there la no <nine for e hibarra.anieuL, Ren.n no hie credit r e q u ir e m e n t! No com aker* on money limit! Variable payment plans, F A M IL Y LOAN U L Phone D vice. Calling price makes ti>l> an Florida Bank llldg. 4 p(C«ptfonal o f far. No priority NOTICE! needed, ’ _______________ :l Wednesday. June H O LLE R M OTOR SALEH Ssmintiii1 T iro Shop W - la t St. Phone 521 from 12 noon til 7 00 \\ i-ilnraduy during the X IK E N E W , all matal extension. TRUCK i « , D « l M , F ^ L Will lake lots heavy duty ahd ylv# lonif aer gnamel breakfast sat, f<0.00 ’ .complete, or with 2 chain, CURTAINS, U*> Uble clothx, ‘ |3J.OO; solid walnut dining acarft, waahed, itarched and i’ table, glai« top, *30.00. 600 W. atretched. MB Mellonvllla Ave. M, 1*t ,^L- aftemoona, ______ Phona B79. 8MA1.L alxe wood took stove, good condlllun. O.L. Shuman, Lake Mary.___________________ CEAN Ice refrigerator, 50 lb ca £ Jjiaelly. *06 Myrtle Ave.______ JLE A N D HORSE. Will trade or cowx. Carl IL Broneon, ttlO W. lat Bt. NOTICE I STAFFO RD ’S SERVICE STA TION. corner 2nd 4 Sanford will close Weil headay after noons lor the remainder of Ihc summer, beginning Wednesday June 13 FOR RENT u o a o ia r . nu u , maurraa ip ring, 2470 Palmetto Ave. A T T E N T IO N : Service personnel and vacationist! — Apia, and room* two blocks from Main 1036 CITRYBIER Air-flow Be St. one half block o f ocean by dan, good condition, 6 practlc day or week. Phono D49-1L 708 m new tlree, new upholetery, Broadway. Daytona Beach. Fla. radio and ovenlrlva. OPA cellIng 17%.00). Will aaerlflce for LARGE, cool corner room to IM0D0 CASH. Phone U7-J af builneia man. 611 N. French tar 7 P. M. Ave. Major General E. W Fit lea, Commanding flcnera! of the Infantry Replacement Training Center, Camp Hltindilig, is shown above preiti-ntmg, cm he half of the Arm y Ground Force*, to Governor M il­ lard P Caldwell, Honorary ( hmrmati of the H o li da War Finance Committee, a unit of the stirring military al.uw ’‘ H E R E ’S V o U lt IN F A N T R Y to he seen In Senfortl next Thursday night in the intereal of the Seventh i\ «t luuiii Drive H ERE'S YOUR IN F A N T R Y , which is Iteing presented under the joint auspice of the Army Ground Forces ami th » War Finance Committee of the 11.S, Treasury Department, realistically present* ground warfare. |j*f»n*nUon. vinomplifymi<nt innur • iiin’ 0 , wrul fhr nuini’ fitUH itiiii Cost‘ Of State Government Grows uiUntons nml hoftnh which |»r*»t4?ii the citiicnii, wen* not Considerably In One Hundred Years urnl it function of the State. In a linjftmxanl way soruv of tin m frll within the province* of local pivrrnment, but the greater num­ ber were nimply non cxlatunt. An the Ktntc urew in |>opulutIon uni wpitllh nmt it* civillm Hon Jbtxumi* nnir? roinplex, h«»c*,i»Rity <tirt a Uni l he a-Aimipt ion of more it ml more tltihc** by the Rtate; mill in the i r m r c t per f urniihI Ity t.h•* wt »\ ® ltr**w i n mimlwr noil ftmpi*, the cunI of government uan imiluplickt over fpul over The putt hurolred y • » r have brought tremenilou* iroiettsea ifi Hi® tunu pair! tn puhli< official* The gnvrrMir’* aulury hit* i**'en rnulliplieii ttllfht_atinie?! uml -the attorney-iffn?rur»Sg|*iig^)t|?en tinted* One importnnt ImmI) o f puhlir <rrvnnU, the memlHrm of the State lesi»lat itu receive little more toilny than tho*e iiniilarly empToy?<! In 1M4T* in ony resjH*ct Jhfy rovnpenantiou i- u^yuall) 1*^, fo r MlP tramin it yent a UlPr I John F, liuhlvk ui, the ii preRenlii live of Da>le f unnt V, a h * rreJite-l with 1700 mile* nf trnvkl a! ten r*£t» p?r mih* Althouuh Slot •* .ippt Mpi latlioim 1iu> r»»nritet1 t««in\ m tmiliotix, tujt t imtiAiiml T. I hr tnu tirii o f K#vr rrmmnt I* reiatively lijh ler thkn It wn* In 1H*f> Douilney, Sanford 4 John D. Jinkina to Flixie Manley. Jonea, J. S. Jr. 4 It. M. Jonra ct ux to H. Lexter, lliarrick, W. A. et ux to Marie Bullet et vlr I, J. Limited Warranty Deeds Brantley, Hilton et UK to Mag­ gie Hill el vir Alfred. Brock, l). C. et iix to Anna llarTia. Stephena, Beaxie I’ , to Ned Stephen* Stephen*. Be* vie P. to Lane Johnaon et ux Special Warranty Herd* Brock, IJ. C. et tf/j to Beaaie I' Stephen*. Heal Kalale Mortgagea Hall, John A. et ux to T). C. Brock. I.exter, H. et ux to J. S. Jonea, Jr. 4 It. M. Jonea. Hatlaafetlon of Mortgage* Cntherman, Clarence L. to J, S. Jonds Jr. 4 R. M. Jonea. Powrr of Attorney Heller, Seytnoui A. et ux to Jamea Heller el nl Heller, Milton S. et ux to James Heller st al Heller, Jamea et ux to Jamea lli-Her e< al eller luidorr 1' el in to Jams* tlellvi et ul. \S erner, Holley It. et ux to •lamer Heller et al. Heller. Rita to Jamea Heller et 11 Heller. Murray J. et ux to Jnmer Hcllei et al lit QUICK, THEF i t D on't blarM b a b j for bawling . . . when aba’a Wttan by fliat and ■inline! I Ifalp irakxt her witb Flit I famous Inaerttdda kill! out iljr dangerous gertn-ladan malaria mosquitoes— but many bout#-, bold peat! Ilka moChi and fllaa. , Huy a large Wppty, today! KILLS r i l H . W T M S AMD MOIQUITOU U C S rv jy Pendens Jonea, J. E, va It. B, John* tun Si Pt UX Flat Normandy Add to«Ca»arlberry, Hu * Madam Curie wn* tmrn Munyu SMotlnwakK ami « m u govern r va in Poland before she waa a urirntint. S A n lia ll have discovered an apple with alinoat ua much Vita, min C ns an orange tne White (nlvllle. One rompirt? sel *if the ,Ni\vyj* t»rd?i<,r ' nnd maps foTrT'D*I>ay wriirh JUKI [Hiunm. of PICKING W INNER S T O N lfiH T * S A L L - S T A R ; FEATURE I-ONE irfW i .u c k V n m cheerful dreyhound G a • b a a the air over I f l l B O tonight at 0 10 m*t over W I . O F at 0:15 w i t h a l l t he “ dope” on the "M R a at the San­ ford • Orlando fe n n e l _Clah- \ n k ' buddy JO LLY MACK STOCKTON PRIDE T IM E PASSES STA R DRIFT C U BAN j j i y t u . Rucch Htnrt R:00 P. M. Sharp 5.1 i Sanford Orlando Kennels Club Turn at Red Arrow On Ruutr 17 (Hanford Highway) tween Hanford and Orlando. at Lung wood midway Canndn'a forrat* rover an area of 1 .220,400 aiiunre m ile; nr more than one third of the total land area of the Dominion. Gen. Douglas MarArthur ha* won more American decorations than ever wrrr given to tiny other Army officer and also hu* medals from 10 foreign government* nipper refinery In lUlti al Trail, II.G. wn. the iH'guniing of the re fining of eop|ter In the Dominion of Canada. Wealeynn Collega fo r women In Macon, Gn., la the oldest char­ tered college In the world. lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= |||= |||E III= lll= SIMMONS SOFA BED BY .SPECIAL GRADE ROOM with private bath, doit QUALITY CHICKS In. 706 Eaxt 2nd SL id' from high typ» U. H. rotad. pullorum tailed Uat- FU R N ISH E D nOOM. 112 W. 4th k* WhlUand Barred Rocks i” vse LOST: Light Jer»ey heifer stray. ed from Lord's pasture on San­ ford Avenue. A. E. Ilahum, D2H W. 3rd SL WANTED TO RENT ■N HEDGE or wind WANTED— NAVY couple dwires fumlihed apartment or cottage. Permanant No shUdren. Have car. P.0. Box 00; Sanford. ’_________ N A V Y cotipla dwlree to rant furnished apartment or houae. ro-iT» A TJ__iltt WANT-EDt Bailneaa,women wool it SIT. W ANTED - > • A lovely *ofa for your living room by day—^nd extra bedroom by nlgntl O f Full Spring Construction nnd covered in longweering, colorful fgbric— It will be a Joy to ,own I The ffihirt if bright for more and srier telephone service for people living in In rural areas. areos. ? i .*;*• Pjans are already resuming our rural , panslon program which was suspended in 1^42 when equipment and materials became more er^> I CARR' H im h r . M p u n iio n SOUTHERH o f f a n s t e le - phone service in the SoMh: The Soulhern Bell Company's farm telephone eipanilw, program JH H P extension’ when mate, available again. This J for expenditure of a ; be �r p a s te rn -' I I ■ (• ■» t ******* • • 1M Ik*. • » w»»l* * If w* with to bo frooi If wo wish to prtsarv* laviolite tho** laeatimabU .^ a n fn r it prlvi- lege* for which wo hav* booa oo lows cooUndlnf—wo must fight! —r a t w ic k n u ir . —- ---------- VOLUME XXXVI Established 1908 •MeetingToBeHeld In M oscow Friday resentatives As Well As Polish Factions To Be Among Present *- WASHINGTON, June IS, ( A I ')—President Truman annnunrrd today that a Blf Three time or place until hla arrival there. Ho alao oald ha expected tho Moocow meeting Friday to work out the Polish government would produce reeulta. He said ho would take Secretary of State Stettlnlu*. Jameo F. Byrne*, former wir moblllirr, Harry Hopklna and Qt Joseph E. Davie* aa hla represervatives to Moecow, to the Big Three meeting with him. lie said press Secretary Charles lloti aleo *il| ac­ company him and da everything pooalMc to pee that if American newspaper* get equality of treatment aa to c o n f e r e n c e developments, which In Itself, he added, will wereooertly be secret. .* 'I i (Hr A*a*clsleO P rw sl J Representatives of the Rig Three, spokesmen for the Po­ lish provisional government at Warsaw and Polish Demo­ cratic leaders will confer in ^Moscow Friday oil the snarl­ ed Polish problem. London, Washington and Moscow made simultaneous announcements of the meet- (Jing called io discuss the reorgatiiir«M ila«H I ua P aiv Tw»| DeadlockContinues jin Legislature On Reapportionment SANFORD, FLORIDA. >. Bank To In Ca§l J. I * Ii . .. Member Associated Preftn C e n s u s G iv e F ig u r e s S a n fo r d P ercen t NT M HER 131. 22 G r o w t h l T.S. Tankmen Carry 500 Foot Hoses To Burn Japs Out Of Caves On Okinawa Angular Parking On Park Avenue May Be Stopped I Ilf \ s e i w l a l r<| I'rv a ft) Fire lightfd thi' Pacific's two t>*|> ttirrent campnigns tmlny, liliizinn throtiKli Htorniff tanks (in one iif Horneo’s Re-Check By C of C Tennis Club T r ^ e s Re s u l t s In 2,444 City Build Three! New Tennis Courts ' th r[ch 7 l oil fiel‘,M'“l'1•“'ar,Yl8 Additional Names e Jupiine.^e nut n f c a v e s otl A population incrt'ii sc of 22 perevnt In Sanford und of 10 percent in Seminole t’oiintv dur­ ing the past five years is indi­ cated by tho census re-check undertaken by the County Cham­ ber of Commerce, which resulted In 2.4 44 additional name* being forwarded to the Director of Census st Tallahassee, Mayor Kdward Higgins a* malinger of thr Chamber (tody, revealed to­ day, The additional names bring Sanford's population up to almtit 12.51X1 a* comparer) with a Fed­ eral rrnsu* count of 10.217 In 1040. while the county copula lion is 24.6MI as compared to 22 1 H4 in 1010 The lied Cross is a link be­ tween the service man and his home. Mrs. Helen Schultz, exec­ utive secretary o f the American Itrd Cross, Sanford chapter, told Kiwanians at luncheon today She was introduced by Julius Dingfelder, who statsid that during the last war. serving as a Her­ man officer, his life had been saved by IUd Crqxs j;tu»plains us he lay wimmjfcd In s tlfcnih Mr. Dingfelder In his Intro, duction also told o f how b«’ vol­ unteered to work with the Hud Cross during the hurricane dis­ aster of 1928 in the Everglades und appointed a relief committee that included E. G. Kilpatrick, now president of the Florida State Dank, Warrant O fficer Carl Illssck- 1 more of Camp (Handing told <>f the exhibition o f array" «re«|mn. in action that will l>e shown «l Seminole I Ugh School athlete field Thuradav evening, in a mo. k battle including rifles, hand grru ades, tMiiookas anil flame throw \ .hange from angulnr to 1OkillHWII. The .I«|IS s et fir e parallel parking of automobile-1 to tanks iii B o rn e o 's serin on I'a.k Axcnue may tn- f...ih . (lj| c u .wl|,|e „ f nriKllICcomma* if thr ( ity t ommihiiiiiti . , adopt, an ordinance to that rf SI* m tllln ll b a rre ls ll feel i„ be submitted by Citv At 'e a r. when invading Australian tnrney Fred R. Wilson at the next forex- o err *'<• mile- away and hirctirift.* cut «»ff t»s thick junirlr* \t thr 4\iinmi»tii>n mrrtmc I li»k#ciii4*Ufi Amrrit nn tankmen hi"ful.i\ **\rninjj «t thr l ‘it\ lUll. iiNckinir f»«M» foot rulrnnon hosts Attnnir> \V|lftiin \%«ft «lirn tr*l (*• up *hrn cliff* *l|»r«l thr inilfAva up ti paniHel |mrkmsf «»r*Un fnntr\mtf» cut ilrrply into the enp m v 'i n s ir o w m ir hohl on so u th ern O k i l i a vs n fnpnM rA f f lu m e t h ro v k im r t a n k * s l ie r fm t h i* lin k t»f S t n t r N o .< T h i* a c tio n fi»llo\sc»J the m o l in g o f m le t t e r fro m N I III NHI . «»f tl»« divimon •»( r»n;i ' of t h r £>tatr IL»io l Ih'pM ft men!, inline this chHUjjr miof*! inr to II N Ssyer, city rlrtk Vmjiurrf Itrysn poiliTr.l ••it In com paring the o rig in a l that stub it chsuifc Hi pHikilu* fttiilitnlr movement "f fou n t that was mailed In on *NU> vaoultl \ * a1.ftt 'Jrt with i t u t l i t i n a\ a t la ld r that tisff • nil till* highwn) » hn wcil inrf vuKtil Um * o f public our k»H|* him III Wlgiie, In j "Iltli ! it '44ki ,|j 1H fr*’l imI Ih1i uf ilit iru. uiith v»«trr, r l n i r i f oh >1 thi .11 font t• !• • I IK h t * m«| t4*lrphoMrft ft1 " 4'i* th** I - font tinffi* Ihio th.** I'J 40 c r n i i i i , th r 4‘ h n m h rr of in** * 1 o m m e r c e a « * rt»nvtru*«*«l that .1 i » .*1 - if f o iriitlx will#- f » tf-#* Hlh.'lin* nf tr .if f ll 'J f 11 • ^4hhI ma ny n m n r« ha<l l*r«" mi»n r«f in thr u ri^mnl M h > Ml If t»cirina aMi«l !»■ PB|V T*va. 4 . h, Charles T. Rowland Knd« Radio Course ' I'hArlfs T RowIahU, 'S 1 c 7IM* llbN R . sot. of Mr ami Mrs. G. W, Rowland of 40 4 W tit Eighteenth Street ka> recently completed hiCourse In radio training with Ohialon 00 of U T S nl ^br Iiglven tU v’ of Wt.iun 4l»». -»l hj. i brrn senl !•* <*«llfornln fo»* fm ther duty. D iv im o n R B A in TO 1)1\ b beneath the s a v e ., a huge Superfortress (to p i n .hown after it forced down aouthwest of Guam while on a siH-elnl mission. It, let. man er. « his taken t» ,,f| . enter! and wntrhrs the eraft as it disappear, from sight Meanwhile, a ilea tf.xer-escort hurried tow„,.| ibelr tinn In snsurr to their ihutrenM rail nmi *ihui rr Acini I th«. m -I h b .u i A ll huiol* w H f * h lp line thr rail (bottom) a, the ilnwiiril airmen crime alongside (.. hauled .it,.* ird I i f f t r i a l N a v y photos ( International SoumiphotnI t l.l fnllrd « n )o y « s | lf » r *li- i tn . .un .n t > a’ ii *»r r i«a«•r> ti» hnlt thr I VS. 37th S c v rii w e re Dlviftmti infnntr ymen punhilitf into f *aifavnit valley on northern I.Umil I -•Iii m«I for thr final hattlra m e r> •tf i i,»- I ' h t l ip p m i' w kiuftknt out Kn* rn\ !i*ire« U'lnprOHilU «ln| haltmir %ueree*l • t |M t*i SohiruitMft ii fid f -I i r - •t r • t * . • pa k* * ll**U|f . » m \ l l l r t ti In Auaaiea thr • I r . in m iT h llllil rniTMCeii *h w ram * ttir lUitllHcut ftiir f r m l f i I If f r f l(< |rrto l \ ' . • *•••*••» \X Nun'll daily tahulnlnui I hi* or if alii ftat tor.,“ hr ilrcUr f*! " iiifil th# public %rho^|ft. thr fhiifrhrft th* local «|r r%ft huard I( ii* r * g » 1 w *l Pfc. Vernon La Bree Wins Silver Star i 4 .. m 41n I* member •»! ti«« Ns t rmpirrb %wft»aci» 11e-r* tippr.ti *-«| before tin * um mi* wiMit mill ftiihmltlod r *»el»Alf nf thr Srftifi»rd Trnnia Club. **f which Ralph A Fimlth u pfe*! drni a petition lot the repair *» d ra-equipment of e«lntlii( tennia couth it Klirhth Street anil u. Kt If ctinn Piifrk, and thr inil ■Uuctii.ii uf a unit of two full­ er* t* coOrU. with fe» ft ami •qyij mrnt .«t Thirteenth Stie*-’ anil I'ahne^to AlniM Thi- rnmmln»lnn*\ooLC -.i»c ..pi mr A " m I'g g f I l»f I h Ifrnrntlmmmm On ORA Modifies Meat Quota In Florida By .15 P e r c e n t TAM I V Juur 13, t»V> OPA ylrldvd dcmgnda uf South Flo, id, shlrm rii yesterday and 11*i.ftfti tn i.« p m en t the number -v* ,■ '• )« t ill rk i n V! ftlauifVf^ra rita v F • g* k ill iln rtn /^ tn o a d tf r «*nttlrnirti I -it 11-f ir«t f"i thr np T a mp a Man Met Death Accidentally 11 \ iim n f f i t in 18 ' w as u f iu n e , they prraent - a id .» d o t i i d r me.t rta t t ills n iit ir ln - !•» r a * c .,,,.1 rr lin* tinn of a U a Ii m e the hitfhfkt AverAfftA of sny ilivikum * v» i ' l i r v r u r o w e t b ' «ll«tr»*ftA 1 H i P n l i»y AttrmlmK thr »eh<»4>l. .tint thr uirii .i di o ith T h a i Jtdm Sarnu* I * ...... Imdi Mere con* rstulntrtl by t ap! 1 I I h r n**w q u o t a . •ff «* t t i v r l o r t h e K i‘oll.41 d and were* tfiven sprcinl I a n i |M v b rh lrr f " i t h r U n h u rt M f t h i * m o n t h , w i l l I*? » u f H rovbn ( o m p H iiy m r l h i* 4 ln *tii \ r r ^ l leave. f i r i r n l to b r i n g F h i m l A * * w r r k l y Hudinmnn ILi mIm *! Httrtobil i n r i d r n t N i lv i * i I - 1 •• **I'A k M*»» m* a t - u | * | d \ i i i a p u r n n a t r l v o n e IotmI » i') iooIi and iff H*lii**t«*«l fmm • la y m o t m u g i* .i »*•«• *ti *»f « f-» and thrrr f"tirth*. iM'und- • arraRR from t h r i ii u m i|t*l •t •• k uhe-i Srinmtdr I{ kh S«d....I •»» I I I v4«•i*' lit pri taititii i *I' \ fe'gimial h r 'bus Mtt*‘ in i«t il ig u -l' iM M r e n te re d t l i r - r •• i • d 'l f i n c flu a tc 'iiiig r*•|»i r * • 1d .i f i v»• J An t h r <Jr*«lgr v»' rt« * • in*»l L l* fidl*»Min|f October. It. w I w o r k in g An' i a III he II. l m in t) Itul* • I A 'A i . 1 »11••W •I ijimil |0W H l g a 4 '*»tf*-1 I t • •» i< i i ulnm I • 1 . 4-.-1 !»' 1 hlcf i ‘, u . .uintirR feat I* I'Uty Mh*Miff J1. a |f . a ..M •titii an<l d .11 r da I MUMfl \V,itr • al •• 1)4 ftf 4I « lift Juil w The ( ainpbclt la>-»ing I'nst th>ft nhii ha*! -tatrincnt © <if (MO 63, American Legion and l.egmii seen GoinI iii Mil 1*0 •I*»\%li tu tin F ig .irrd A n iiiw t Q u o ta Auxiliary, will Install their ur« T h r m r r « ' a f t r o f 15 p r n r n t w i l l alkril dock; hra r*l It -planh an«l ly elected officers at « joint in down to thi 1>«>nt anid fmiml lu' h r fig u re d n g •* 111 ■ *t thr quota ■talla lion Friday rvrning at a Otl rii-tin g p r i o r t*» v r f t t r r . l M v ' * anI' M at the Itirion hut J»*«*l I A p e v r r r g a *h m th i h w ik nf i i n i i f i i 4 ' i o r n t . w Hi* h w , * * 75 t»©r Firld. 7th Di*trit t * mitinNiiilrf (iiH H lm n f 'k h ra * l in*||«a»***l n • ..* I • t, t .d t h r K i l l f r ». • »4.|t% i i l u a l vmII inutall tha «.ff i. • #.f thr in g Judg< ‘ W a»* •»» J »* • I •l I 1 hat th a t h r o»a • j .-l a »• i t •*t t»«>i»t v%hlle Mr* ltu\ Pirnti* «*f h a v r h r r n k i l l r l t*\ i i t r a ' " * t h a * k h« p r •i •. *«T v« ** *11 l»r liik in g ; th . hiftftirtunrr. 7th m r wi«fr»it tliM'k or h f ir a r iis tu g h'**»l I '■I Jt$ p( It 1*1 I " f l i f t M rtf * k ill of thr Auxi l i ary. >*lll "iwtall thr for© h* f« ll n i l " I fir *• **t* ' f -f t L . ft a i mr prr« **d "f **• the unit nffi rvm * ' 1• - * i • t*'| h i • ti • h» >it r r « n t O ffi.rift ) M i r , t.d R I Officer Installation W . J. Thigpen,!Mrs. Clara Stemper S-Sgt. John David ,{y Amerlcan Ll,ffi,,n S u p e r v i s o Y 0 f f anYfo rd n \ . * r,. .>2 Years, Is Dead First Discharged Registration, Dies Mrs. Clam Ann StomiKT, whu-e Thru Point System residence 1 at 1105 Weat Thml a Prominent Business Man Came To San­ ford 40 Years Ago Strrrt. HIimI in a Inval hoppi'al IhrI niKht at II <a» 4relink aftrr an llInruR of moveral years Ftio had Urn mnfincif to thr ImEpiui for right days. H o rn h irh 14 IH 7 7 m In i* . Sanford Veteran Re­ c e i v e d President­ ial In it Ci t a t i o n A f ' V f l f l l l|U f l HI,,-. 1(||> aid t..gr»» . • • »*t \ l • » •«' * i l l i-1» Kunrrnl «i ruen wrrr held at 4.”00 4iV|tn k this* afterrunui at thr rmidrnce. H0| Park Avrnua. for William J Thlgrvrn. prominent Ka* Mr* Strrnpn *«-rv »• t in n d r \ I*-« S/Sgl Lthii (f DmvhI J i . JJ, %***lr thr inratmg f ■ *ii* inl*« i 1 live in rhurrh W4»rk. thr U <« vplaran ftf the Not m a in ly ra m - t h r ( m i * t an d « u * il* -» » . h ( #* "«• C o a i t ( * u a r » l I inan'a (Tub ami thr Order "f p«lgn MinI of 15 iiionthii ov#r V M Innly from t h r 1 lha FUatrrn Slur until hrr 'll- i f t i P e r ' Ice, e n j o y * the d t % l i n r - — - ness prevented. She was a mm bualnrsa man uf Hanford for the . ilon ut being Ihc f ir Scimnt«4c Dogs Without Tags Put In City Pound * track and full oqulpmont for thla purpose. Dog* that ar* not claimed by ownora, or adopted by pH lovers bo ahoL For thla raaaott, "Pr. nond L. Baaa, vatertaarian, a bu y day at th* Cltft-pollco •hod Monday afternooa, giving jawtLrahlu vaccination xSota |o dog*, either reclaimed by'oAtJora »_ Japanese Set Fire To Borneo’s Oil Fields Two-Thirds Of Work Is Now Devoted To Vet’s Home Service Walter T. Klicker Died In Or l a n d o W alter Theodor* Kllckax. died an Orlando hoapital early Tuesday morning following ' a lin n rin g Illness. In * r ..u ^ 4 jC ou n ty wh itr man tn In- disc bary WT“ Under the rminl system — hav­ ing 94 (minis to his credit—and Is now serving MS a substitute clerk at the Sanford Cost Office. . T h . son of John O. David and brother of Grover David of San­ ford, Hgt. David received a Cresldential unit citation for bravery In action a, one o f the 600 men o f the 2nd battalion. 120th Infan­ try o f the 9th Army, who during the Invasion o f Normandy, were completely cut o ff at Hill 314 for ■even day*. This being a major route of approach and supply, they refused -- - to _give u tl» ■plte o rr--1t h . seemingly IropefnS" iltuetion. As a result 277 men were either killed or missing out of the 000.. While under lieuvv German machinegun fire, S g t David lead hi* men out of foxholes In an at­ tempt to recover supplies drop­ ped down to them. During the campaign, he received a shrapnel around In the forehead, which re•ulted In hie being awarded the Purple Heart. He also received Hnnn/ » • * ETO ribbon with thhee hetU* «l..BaitloNl- For Dw-jxsrt erPrrai years she has made her home (n Sanford and ^H«mk Mrs. Stemper te survived by two daughters,, Mrs. J.M. Stinecipher and Mrs. Herman E. Mor­ ris. both of Sanford; two sons. Lieut William H. Stemper '>> New Orleans, l-n.. and Jack K. Stemper of Sanford; five rrnndchildren. Robert M. and Ernest Morrii, Harold Stemper and Grace Marie Stineclpher,. all of Sanford, and Martha B. Stemper of New Orleans. Alao two sis­ ters, Mrs. E-A. P e rry -o f. Miami and Mrt. James Tfpton of Coffeyvllle, Kas.; and one brother^ Albert L. Grounds of Battle Greek. Mich. The Rev. WJ\ Brook*. Jr. will conduct the funeral service which will be held In the First Baptist Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock Interment will follow in Ever* green Cemetery. \ Active pallbearers will be T-M. Paulk, E.A. Monforton, George E. Welle. Frank 8. Lamaon, Ted Born Sept. XI, 1893, in I’alatka, Mr. Klicker was a painter by profession. At on* tim* ho owned operated a moat market and M il op*( on Sanford Avenue, grocery store i Ho had been a resident of bandog. ford for SO year*. The deceased man la survived by two son* Pfc. W. T. Klicker, Jr., In the U. S. Army nveraeaa. and James Albert Klicker of Run ire and Inm .r i j t C . nrr. J j T* . I ,(akfl U n [)erenie food conduct Chuluote. . pal *nr. pallbearer*, Will will ^ be __D Servlcemedal. Rlb^ Amirn for Funeral services will be con­ Smith, HJ, Lehman. 8 .F. I>oud* pro-l’esrl Harbor service. Dis­ ducted at the graveside in the nay and T.W. Lawton. tinguished Unit Badge and bronze Chulaote Cemetery at 4:10 P. M. i tar. by Era. Sam Dunn, baa b Thuradav with the Rev. *W. P. H « entered the service with the praoontod to th* Sanford Zoo Brooks, Jr. officiating. MUST REGISTER I. now On exhibition In **- * National Guard on Nov. 28, 1940. * GEORGE W. VINIAG DIES Russell B. Davis, Area Rent Di­ In 1941 he took a correspondence 1 that enabled him to re­ rector for Sanford, announced to­ Friends bare of Hr*. C.H. Wfnn day that th* federal Rent Reoturn from Camp Blandln* to ' ta\ learn of the graduate with hla class at Semi­ Vlnlng, which occurred this morn- commodation, that- were rented nole High Schoo). He had left Europe on 48 day leave on April I f end was on aplp in mid-ocean whear ho learned of the German He area Korn Id CrawGa. and um * her* with his In 1027. Albtoe Joy Bird Presented To SHRINE MEETING t OL. life past 40 years, whose death oc­ curred early TuaatUy. n o r a iu r 'a t ollowing a lengthy illhis home following neas. Interment was made in Evergreen cemetery. than enough to defeat tho- mea­ Mr. Thigpen w ai born In Green­ 1 ' » su res under the constitutions! Howard MrKae, recently sp- ville, N.C. and came to Sanford •/provision that an amendment can In 100(1 to engage in the real be submitted to the voter* by aa K inLad City dog catchsr, has estate business with the W.D. tn having a busy tin* lately extraordinary session of the Legt C . a l l a . e g Oa P a g * K l i . ) ' lalature only with a three-fourths rotind|og up dog* without tsc» and putting them in tho City majority. Tha House, meanwhile, was pound Ho has been proridod with to*- g r . . Tr > H T lt f »*W . ************* WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13, 1945 Saving: Superfort Crew In Pacific Accident •three Jn the South, The other would have mado one in tha f* k u u f*r IMIk k*mbft. 8Url ) Red Cross W ork T o l d Kiwanians By Mrs. Schultz pfc Veinon laiDree. 21. urn of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. laBrce. lux. received the Silver Star award and has b8*n cited for heroic achievement in connection with m ilitary operations arainit the T.M-I.A H A is E E , ~Jono 15. W1 enctuv on April 0. In lha vicinity ll«u iiigsn .. Hacmsify. The ’ — A glimmer of TiVp* for com- • f F K (. _<prr>mu* ,M Him ‘ Florida... L jsials- dtalldfc heads: ] 'T>ucihi» tbv*.«ttgeV_<h HerrinPturc'* rlsJenratml altampfa'ltB re­ apportion Its membership illasolv- gen, Ien rae and turn comrades cl rapidly yesterday and the provided left flank security for Company A aa It approached the deadlock continued. Neither the North Florida not town. When enemy machine gun the South Florida liloc yielded sn and small arms ffn- was delivered -ojnrii nflL-r closed raucuics held at on the company, Private JLaBree w>tho urging <>f Senate President stood his ground aftd fully ex­ W alter Rose that the two fac­ posed to hostile action, covered tions make sn effo rt toward meet­ the UrrmanR p o tio n s with auto­ matic rifle fire. ing hnlf way on the problem. "W hile Private* I.aDree boldly The day was markpd by only one new development. -» What ap­ remained In his precarious situa­ p e a r e d to he I lie true alignment tion, completely frustrating the w o f the Senate voting strength was enemy's attempt to deliver e f­ fective fire, a companion with­ revealed for the first time. It showed 21 North Florida drew to guide a tank destroyer “ cockroaches' 'and 16 South Flor­ forward. Forty German soMIcrs ida ''term iets" as they go<x1 ns- and three machine guns were turerTty have dut bed themselves, raptured when the tank destroyer ©and repeslodly have called them­ blasted lit* hostile strortgpolnt. selves in floor debate. Private !•• Urea's fortitude qnd Tho North Florida bloc start­ intrepid combat skill reflect great ed the day by defaatlng In one- credit on him and on the military . two order the House-approved service," the citation continue*. Cobb-Buracll Dill to reapportion Pfc. LaDree has been wounded the Senate by shuffling the ex- twice and was awarded the purnla l i s t i n g 38 districts to give the heart and the infantry combat southern part of the State three badge, the good conduct ribbon more Senators at the ew ente of and the sliver star. He is now North Florida, and ahother to on his wny home for s furlough. move two district* South. H « attended^ t.yman School at Resuming the. seaalon after_ _ tho >Jxmgwood - aifci went overseas In _ _ ... caucus reerss, the South Florid- July? 1944. A brother, Billy D. w iana voted their full strength I a-alii (tree has hern serving In the against North Florida constitu­ Pacific ares for the past 21 tional amendments to Increase months. Both men and their the number of districts. One father, ilk B. LalJreo are mem­ propose) would have created two bers of the Veterans of Foreign r.ew districts In tha North and Ware. -S iE H a p fS fe r a lfc AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ip rr w ill B * k * • > r* l* c llT * r dv i±,iis; ir fe ft B :• w g W f f J i s s £ _ _ CITY BRIEFS , . I lo H p itn l I t ••*• ft"* 1 "«t i p . " u i r « ! * *t» • f I'i't ' it t h« *;! » t c ti* 1 t'.iirr ■ . t x a i Is L n c lo r s o d i ....... Tha 1730 held Its monthly out. Ing Sunday at Daytona iiearh. and 160 eervice men. their w|vx-a and aailorenea filled- the two big Navy buss*, and three passrngrr cars. It was reported by USO Director Joe Hall, A picnic lunch was enjoyed. The U. B. Infantry will go into action tomorrow night at 8:00 o'clock on the Seminole High School athletic field. "Here's Tour Infantry* Is a show com­ posed of pi overteas veterans, and is designed to acquelnt the public with o tactical combat team of Infantrymen, how thiy fight, end what they fight with. Every weapon need by the Infan­ try in IU fight overseas will be put into action. Tomorrow morning at 10:00 o’clock there will be a display of Infantry weapons at First Street end Park Avenue, where the.public may examine all ’ one, and ask any questions sntlng like rconcernli ___ display there bo flantethxvwr- »• k |. •*f J till© 'Io n ia to the 'ji) ilwnrgli thi juni- n..n.u lor ids IIIIII'SM ' w o n 't do -Lught j-rrr- any giotil. il O l’ A doo-n't g ll around to giving them uernuts,'' com(dnuicil (' ou n t y Agricultural Another htrong ©fulorkenia! t Agent While. "T h ey haven't re­ w ai adilcl to thr growing li*t of e l i \ *-l nermita listing quotas of thoao in Srminnlc County wli*. ,io\ kind, und thrv can’t butche1mi I I « v © that m f pw hoftpilul f*h»tuM their livest»>ck." h© erecUxI in Sanfon! tn mrmnrv of the latr I'reaitlent Uo4»»«vrlt. when thr Hoar*! of Manager* «»f thg Binfnnl W mnan'A Club r* cently wrnt on rrcortl a* favoring this plan. LONGWOGD, Juno 13. (SpeC opiti of this rndorarmri l l) Private Joe in the sixth hsv# I>r©n wetil to C-ounly ami fin ik .- i'.I out Luckv Lick, the favor­ City Cnminiakion©r», the Hrmiii"!'- ite, tn pay |45.f><) for a win tick­ County Federation of Woman** et nn.l the half nf n quintet* Clubs and to Th© Herald, accord whiib caul *,IU7.80 last night at Ing to Mrs. J L. Lee. recording thr Sanfurd-Orlnndn Kennrl club’s secretary. dux. races in Longwood. in the fourth race Nrbr. Burnrr heal the low money Gildersleeve by e length to pay 18-40 t< win For the meat part of th# eve­ ning, the ' favorites ran more or Private Joe Noses Out Lucky Lick In 7th Display Of Infantry Weapons Will Be Made At 10 0 ?clock Tomorrow **' 1 ir« * ( t I.......... . ra ttlrrn . " p m in ik r'l M r«*pt n t i a n . r <»f ...... l ' H' ( | .w f f By Woman’s Club The regular meeting of Taylor Commandery, NO 2H. will be held at 8 P. M.. Friday. June 15. There will he a report of the Annual Conclave, of the Grand Commandery o f Florida. Light refreshments wtll l>e serve). All Sir Knights aro invited to at­ tend. ............... east . * f• • ' • • M era, bazookas, Garand rifles and machlneguni, Including tho new A-fl. Another feature of tho tilsUy will be a band concert by to 183 piece Army Ground Force Band, which is accompanying ^Hera’e Your Infantry" on It* tour through Florida. “ Hara'e Your Infantry" la brought to Sanford by the War Finance Committee, and is pre­ sented with the desire to ttimulate the tale of War Bonds dur­ ing the 7th War Bond Drive. The tour haa been successful thus far. The City of Leesburg is re­ ported a* having told 134,000 as B Il M i tl R i tt f Oa l*aa* T w p ) William Shoemaker. Reports To Navy William L. Shoemaker, en honor etudent of tha graduating clast of 8 amlr.olo High School this year, and Cadet Major of the Student M ilitary Training Corps- has received Ma cell for duty aa a Naval Reservist and left TMeeday to report at Jack* ■onvlile. From there he will go to Balnbridge, Md. for hla boot training. He la the eon of A. K. 8 ho*, maker and lira. Janie Shoemaker r \ wrorda an opportunity for of Sanford. An older brother, civilians to become acquainted Jam**, la with th* First Army ki Carruany.' with tho Lilia try. —1*-‘ £ »« d . ..1 ... k • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 11, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 11, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bae9c5a83571e3f1127c5e708e4ede42.pdf 1c7a1dd10a57105e4ab541fa749db943 PDF Text Text r t i ~'fy \ C ffO tB l'T ASEIPORIBETTER J F LO O R ; V A R N IS H ! Here’, a supac-quality floor vsrniibiH Hard, m»r-r»»ii<*ni. [Wstni/ul, lo o *-*i w aring gloss rhst withiismhi the hertiert floor traffic —and come* up thiolnfl j DHc, hard oreroJ*b*. - ’ HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD - Phone K.T V ' |0< He (7< ttt . per fW per per Ua, Jloe line live* C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R TIS IN G far one Inoertton fo r three Inserticra* for 6 InMrtlone for tasettlooa RATES P l l o N l L IIS^O R BRING Y O l’ R Ad* to TH E SANFORD H E R A LD Coaflt, five worde to the line, Including phone end address. AR a fT *rtle e »*d l* for situation* wanted will be rhsrged foe at tn* rv ta le r clajaiflod ratao._________ _________________ ______________________ IA)ST FOR SALE— { ; fL B. PO PE CD. . I :U . a. H U E S and TUBk.8 UUukhH »e ll located I n '** hotter Phone 9122. 1 0 .A C R E f a m T n - k food flow. I in * wall*. 10 acra* roUgh land Palm UawimooV Banford, Fin .k Boll, 1101 P w k A v f, 1 Sanford, Fla. Phone 651-j'- __ DHT: Pair of military glasses soniewhere downtown, Howard. LOST; Light Jersey heifer stray­ ed from Lord's pasture on San­ ford Avenue A E. Kuburn 92* \V first St M A ID , tis s i pnv I'hnrte County 2903. W O b lA N '8 pre-war bicycle. Viola < B ntley, l l t » Persimmon Avr C O LO R E D I ! U r 8, purebred Doberman Pin acher Champion blopd line, >50 K elley, Box J87, Banford, phone A p p ly fou n t y gin s work Kiuulnr he *i per i,mi ml iv dr.l SU DOUBLE SPRING COT and two > m l Ur eises. kin. Bauman. Iphohe 369 or.Pipahurit Grocery 1 20th ‘and, French, IA K E A N D toy ring ear, 1921 tpodtl. fopil rubber. >75.00. Kd^ ward*, Sehilnole IHfch School 11 H « « « » '»n d ly in g south o! ia|lrbail. hou*e and 2 InU IcqoWn a , Tooten P la c*— W are house and 2 lot* lying along ‘ ild e o f railw ay In Cameron C ity. Going Into semtea Mat /♦Eunik, RL 1. B o » 183. Hanford, E L O J tf ‘ B IC V C LE , balloon . uu. ton* tn front o f a hungry baby, them to The cTtmitary. * * — ** ; round "A ftn r *upp«f we went walk "T h e bodies were . t ill piled (hoot- in j and (TOIn* along rhr outside . __ 4: _ _ S S O S P IK Icauuury, ,\V>. St^Ma <il *r -tw iU haw , 1IUIM s m B r a s n l E M S S 0 » » 7J u . V ' W a ih it- T n u is a iTTTt)ulflTlca“ il river ahil fTTerfi. on picture*. rifles, i The firxt time we went to add (which had been thr bodies to the pile I wu* In the the liuililinje > that wc back of the ambulance straighten­ in* <>n beautiful ing out the litter* anil blankets tapestry nnd even ami the colored ambulance driver cloths. Following the string of jumped in the ambulance and beautiful material to n doorway, took o ff like Moody’* grv.se we saw sever a! camel hair rugs without me am! ! had to walk at the foot of the stairs, back. Though It was only a "Adventuring up to tnc second six block walk. I ripped him up floor, wo found it contained all one side nnd down the other kinds o f vnscs and much cheap when I got hark. I started to army silver ware, but upon go­ make him go hack and get the ing up to the third floor, we litters but the Colonel in chargr ■aw stack* and rolls of, nretty o f ward* said not to go over ruga, mattress covers that would there anymore at night— Just to make even a pretty bedspread leave the bodies at Ihn morgue i look sick. and take them over the ntv; | "There were Poles in there morning throwing everything all around; On Mnv 12. he wrote: “ The pa­ turning over stacks of harm tients arr getting better; some woven tapestry and trampling on o f them ure beginning to have it. Large brand new radios, personalities. They are abU to I linen sheet* made In other coun­ eat and are stealing food from tries with hand stitching around the trays of (>ua*le next to them. the scam*, darling pillow cases ’ ” i' ' Then we smelled an odor that and nrcciou* hand towel*, and How can we ever tench them’ 1 I cannot describe as wc looked any other adjective* that yo i Sonic are able to walk to the " ‘ about n hundred feet ahead and might want to use to describe latrine without the help o f a 1 ■’’’ I saw a (ille of dead men about Hi the stuff. As Mr. Perkins would ward man. Some gel out of bed 1fret high and 60 feet around. sav, 1 think it’s nice -don't viiu nnd fall everywhere and any where. Other, hide the bed pans tl « s | , ip, me doorway to the think it's nice? under their lied* and the pallent * crematorium. Stepping inside, I "I guess that on that third on the next cot will tight him • I saw two large furnace* with story which is a quarter of 11 for it. They hide bread under their grates that roll out for pia bodiiied i |e, to !«• put on, then rolled block wide and a block long that their blanket* and later pull the there Is or was over a million blanket over Ih tlr head to rat * ‘*rc bark fn. Opening u door to the dollars worth \>f cloth ami dry it. elxc. the patient un cither and ' Irfl. I found iny*elf juxt about goods. uuh- I t„ walk into a room the alia of "The next day. May fl, ur w<? ■he front room half filled with w**nf *trt work wc were glut! to I of Itodie*. the | " (In f said, ’ Step right In,' I notice quarter® mnater men in trucks, picking up the fiend SS w 'h *nnl. 'I ain't lost nothing in troops from nround the arm. You there,' so about that lime Hagttl sec, until then nil bodies writ* o'I- opened another door and tharo left as Ib c * were for some kind hud a ns another roam the name Way, o f investigation. Also in the “ de bslf filled with bodies. A fter that morning nlr it wur o«t*y to sen** we stepped lively out the way we n *meil ihnt we knew off hand j mine in. Around the other side ma > the cremator ” 'k of ihe building, we went through “ Cuing buck to hospitul wren, the gas chamber. we went down to a double wnrd "1j '<>ii May t we continued with lent which win receiving Then "" oul work of preparing the bar- Mere rigged up s bunch of show­ *'v* 1 racks fo r wards. As the Foie* ers and each patient won bathed ,,]rl rleanrd them put we scrubbed As most o f the patients were to** | and sprayed therti. The I’oles were sick to stand they were laid on so underfed that they had a n table nnd washed, dried and i liardtime swinging the heavy Mi raved with DDT powder. * maul* hut there were about ten The next tiny, May 7. Sgt. Ilot»I T|| men to each maul s<> they had •oii wur notified by Oil. Hdl nnd j plenty o f. time to rest between thr Del. Commander that he was turns Needless to sny they like S.C <). w ho hmJ been put in j tint t igarettis un«l to pair out charge of the hospital “ That wf j , * m 'Mir <I«*11v rution o f randy and teinoom," he wrote, "w e hearo i m l it m front of them in a.* that the 7th Armv had orders to 111r nn * t n t k a s ea till it Ice c re a m »t..p firing and it begun to look like the w «r about over I won't go inth much ifMith nlsiUt the trouble thr w ri J men and the nurse* have with the Patient*.-’ he added "O f course wc eafi’ t understand the patient* nnd tht [>atie tit* can’t timlit stand in i At first they ure too weak to eat and Ure fed dextton through their veins, and bov have you ever tried to find a vein on a skeleton You junt have to stick where you think the veto in and when you bit It, it is so lire* • D IAM D N D RINO* W rite Box I c a re 'o f Herald, . . ---------- ----------C AR R/kDIO. new tubex. A -l om WOMF'S Wr rarnln^ huvr otiporltm ity rttIir tii t■tin I fur iiuuar wives eml other women »h o want to m m hut unable lit ile vote lime to office nr fitrlory w»*rlr -Write lint Nl* c'o Herald , _____ __^ FEATURE -Greyhound —6 n * is on (he air over W D B O tonight *t O ' 10 and over W L O y at 6:15 K LE C T R IG igwlng machine; slu dlo rnurh; radio and other for rtlture. 703 Palmetto Ave. w i t h si t thr ' "dupe" on (he . f^ A V Y couple desires fumishrst apartment or cotUgs- Psrman ■aiU, No chlldran. Have car. P.O [A V X -C O U P L E ,.5 - y a a t-o U f 14’ *1 ,- .K M in t Of house. A ir Station, 1160, dogs at ihe Han­ ford _ • Orlande MISCELLANEOUS C U R T A IN 8 W me- u b lr cloths, acarfx, washed, itnrcbrd and TO IHJYt SO hrna amt xlretchoil, 51H kfcllonville Ave. Palmetto , Grocery, 317 Phona 87u. W ANTED t o r e n t *S6m* ‘ to kcwp from fa r ;th* (jt clean Uq. ih« i tem pi getting NICK’S PACKAGE ST0R& till SANFORD AVENUE Specials for This Week ? Southern Comfort Government House | 4-5 5.95 pints 3.75 Rum 4-5 3.45 of PICKING WINNERS WANTEO— liflr-wfljnrts It rwwyjft-prtr^ini. Com Whisky Grape Brandy 4-5 3.15 pint 1.95 4-5 3.49 Dayton Club Jericho Brand Whisky 86 pr Apple Wine pint .40 4-5 ’ 3.95 Roma Wines Blue Bird Gin 4-5 3.63 Pints 2.30 Claret Burgundy Castanet Rum « 4-5 75c 4-5 3.45 THE THRILL 1 good' condition. See 0 ( - David 'a t U. B. Pop« Co: o , Palmetto A vt. ________ v WEDNESDAY, JUNE n THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA ,GE EIGHTH BORROW IIK R K WIH.IO: PR IV A C Y IH R K SI'H tTK lJ YOUR natural desire for prino-y In money matters Is str Icliy respected here. Friends slid relatives are not line it toned about your credit. Your em­ ployer or huslncs* kssis-is Ii-s will not hear of your personal --affairs There Is no rsu»e for embarrassment. — Baa»on»bla credit-.requirement*. No co-makera on money loans. Variable payment plaits. F A M IL Y 1.0AN CX». Florida Rank Bldg. • Phone 33 FOR RENT FU R N ISH E D "room ! 112 W. tth ROOM bath, close private Hacea Stnrt H;0() P. M. Sharp Sanford Orlando KonncI Club Turn at Rrd Arrow On Huulr 17 (Hanford H lih « a y ) l»e e n Hanford and Orlando. ■( l^in gw od I'M HEADIN’ HOMP TO REPAINT WITH A T T E N T IO N : Service persotmel and vacationist*' — Apt*, r.nd rooms two block* from Main iNRNT raoldents want un8L ona half block o f ocean by died’.- M M , v | , bedrooms day or week. Phone 94D-R. 708 In, fa rage. P . N , WhiteBroadway, Daytona Beach. Fla with "XenneL C tiffi.' PITTSBURGH’S COLOR DYN AM ICSI* > midway | Plint of the neeille. Some sit | given plasma and various other I traatnicmtr Their lemneraliire* I range from 103 to t05 Horn, are uflt of their heads nnd jiisi yen, and shuts are given to put them to sleep,** i Continuing another of the daily jq*tn!l*trncnt§ of letter, on May It, hr wrote: "The patients arc too sick to move, and I doutit It they know what they are doing or if they arc even living. They are so tbln and humped over that it is difficult to regard them as hu nuns, os,much naJ hate to say it. *Tji:y Just lie therO soil stare AtKii space with eyes us drv as death itself; however, some are |well enough to moan -M any of then) do n't even kriuw 1that they are receiving mcdlra treatment and many o f those alio do, dislike taking the medicine Ttary aro jo o *«cK, to know- or care about sanitation. Th^nk goodness, we found u roomful of German gowns, caps, masks and rubber glove*." *One or more from each ward would die each night: to about ■very hour, I would ride go thr roads between the wards with the ambulance driver and collect, tha bodies. We took flirm to a Awak a to thu Rruriutis clmrna of. all IHtliiji wijh clawtic clcxaiice. yet with’Ihe pruc-I I lorn life ilcmuntlft. lively Hepplewhite <h,T7^ tnily. ami Vanity Bench. hj Colonial Charm “ JIn B j An enflcmhle with all ||| the colorful, .picturestiue —* charnj of Colonial atyl- - 111 ifitiw r ^ * * yet deaiffned to ful- ZZL fill the practical needs | 1 of everyday living « CHpUEfl j Spring filled coipdruc- ^ V tloi^for comfort and re- ^ taxation, durably cover- “ <, ed in a choice of home® spun- fabrlcfl, -'this mel- “ J 50 Up low maple auite will lend i 11 charm to your living " mom for many years tn ||| cnmit I I OLD-FASHIONED . DECORATING SCHEMES ARE j O ilT l J BUSINESS SERVICE Luxury for Baby STQRAGB Gam re. Smooth riding for the '“•Lf iut tr lle. n ,.« lt.s .i One3. Metal frame with p a d d e d channel stitched body of sturdy leatherettes rub­ ber tiree. windshield and adjustable tup. A real Dining ?Room ♦ year Bpw< you ’ll lik e t h is D u n can P h y j e d e s ig n . . an flu th eu tlc hand n p r o d u e tto n Id ru b h o d i m ta h o g h n y v e n e e r s . In c lu d e s b u f f e t , ' tables h ost c h a ir aod f i v e a id e c b f k v k n d lo v c - iVe can furnish paipt’ and glass for •Im job. Call us for rellablo palnk The Complete PtSi 'e a » equipped to handlo any - -• itt-U P»v|t< f i R iP f p r �r - X f t< • * * « • • i IM lb. »f ■ I I I ! pipfr will m i l l >• p i t l l t l l l l binds far 1M(b b.m b. HUrt a » l > ( saw. *h (o be f r w i I f » f wish to p reserve b r i o l i t i those t im t liiib le prlvil f | « i for which we have been ao lo o t con­ te n d in g — we must flg h t l ^ — t 'A T iiic K w c ie n v . * * * * * * * * * * * * * h— - VOLUME XXXVI E ft la b lis h fd ♦Patient Abuse At Hospitals Is Criticized l ‘J 0 S SANFORD, How British Seas Were To Burn F L O R ID A , F R I D A Y , J I N K H. l ‘Ur. A t t m t c la lfd I ’ rcHH M MHKR KM* j apan Tightens All Control Urges Quicbj _ PeaceDrajtI n f ace Of Growing Air Raids College Head Others Ask Confirrcas To Wait Until W-*“ Is Over Before acting: Lcgrslati Senate G ro u p Cuts 9 T a r i f f Reduction From Trade Bill; More Gas Coming Ib le iu lic r Aid For Okinawa Wounded Keeps Fast Face .1 a |> a n t* s o < )n O k in a w a In to n i 'c W A S H IN G T O N Jum ft, (/ WASHINGTON, June Ae f tun nuvk nti n program e (A P ) Testimony thaj.several com pulsory pont-unr m ill tminlnjc was prn| o-evi today by soldiers huve been court-mar­ Karl Compton, prefthlrnt o f tllC tialed for abutting patienta in M uvuichunftta Institute o f Trch Veterans Hospital at th e ♦mingy. Hr told it llou *e com m ilter the U n itrd S late* xho*J< Northport, N.Y., developed , i'sliiblijih u "reasonable “ luring the House committee |in*irram,** mem inn In*: u y f f t f i Investigations ol the Vete­ ■rnmuii.' ItrliMtou*, Ini nr And n in e at rans Administration. Seven Irudem --tHikr vi*n ro u *ly a ra il civilians hnvo also been fired Iht* |H*nct*time d ra ft leyLftlav or q u it their jobs because o f the ym terd ay on the ground tlt&l ^in vestig a tion . T estim o n y present­ i**ur van wait until thr wnr ed by Col. John. Baird. assistant wun m edical supervisor o f the V e te ­ f'brir nrRiirurntN wt*rt* made rans Adm inistration. i ht- 11ucAt* t ‘om m ittre on l*o T h e Semite Finance C om m ittee v*m N LIitar) |*tdic> by »pok struck from the reciprocal trade men fm The Nuttonal ('o n er# ** oi an r«-e in cut ex tension hill the Parent* itiwt Teacher*. the Fe<l#t' teb u th orily to cut t a r if f rate* an in i Ci»unci I o f C hurrhcf o additional 50 percent and then re ­ in Amor >cii the Catholic l i i e f p orted the b ill fa v o ra b ly. The arch) in the Unite*! States# tW vote on the am endment was 10-!). Kmhtmm'u! A»*4*tuhly o f A marl Hi T h e tfovernm enl’ a prom ised in­ tin llrnt herhiHxl of R ailrott crease la yneat supplies next F ail Trainm en unit the KvangfeMet p n a v turn out to be an avera ge nti«1 Ror firmed Church o f o n ly ft ounces m ore per civi All luviirenl mletju iitf dcfeHAf linn fo r the entire O ctober - D ec­ but i*it if e **■«ted that action oi p raietifn r m ilitary cnin crip tioil em ber period. T h is would include *hiniM !*«• fieferred until v ic to r * A I A r u k l . K i Tins* m eats served at public eatin g '* wi1v a ti rI the p c it le m o f plnces ( 'onsequent!y, the increase tdi Leaf her neek 4 |u*i i flew. fe bn *• l-.-rdinU fui in supplies, at butcher shops |»t Hertterl J H ui^nlnhler,, h« * it ||11 A 11fi D r tw n n lil l>e som ewhat less, based i-n —u!i-’ t d C»h i Vi p a U yAfl U oi* oh latest m eat allocations and 1 nrpt iihotc i it v I >eI a a t>e "n h it i. t r ill e s t im a t e s - o f 1045 production. fifl.1 f tut ■ l hi- Kcwferid t ’t>UI AbusCF&'i percent o f the na­ i.f t hm Ut - ,d Christ u|)|m i tio n '* tSM .JO O B-eard m otorists the bill tif. An-,* ' lilt* prtwisr Hi will quulifv fo r m ore gasoline ture o f -tn-i "th o f nrrmimtnl |ivhen the ration ceilin g it raised tKj»* mu v ♦»#* reijuirnl cun not 1 **to fiAO miles m onthly on June 11. tt«ri*«*'eM flt'tt The O P A estim ated t o d a t there the for u horn I ■'Pfi are about J,000,000 B-card holders a oil t bi- chun*hem w i th which t whose essential occupational t)riv ire identified hoM to the vli lo g needs exceed the current re. I hat our mil ton whmild not at thl gion a l ceiling*. time take and action which won W A S H IN G T O N , June ft, pi 1 teverae oui H lito fic policy wl P resid en t Tru m an y e s t e r d a y to compulaory rnlllt-a named Gen. O m ar B rad ley, fam ed NOW R E L E A S E D is the -ecret of u B ritish ilefensc agu e t 11» re«re«'t com m ander o f Old . 12th arm y N'aii invasion that didn't m in e : the Channel and » r a » a n - t. i-- iiAtntnp Ktoup that helped smash G e r­ “ set a fir e .’ ’ Underwater pip*** were ready-! pressured w ih m an y's western dgfenaea, at ad- qnd valves w a rt watt fig lo by iipanod at th e righ t rhumi it. t n> _ m ln ls tn r to r o f "all v e te ra n *' af- su rfacin g |41 wu: ) J tm « H the oll-k n krr sell J C S S S ^ T lW lr iS S S S , w t»m «- A t- 0 > n ir m Vrenidrni T n itn «n vr* i:i*r.|»\ f -n* T h e fi'J-year-pld fn u r-tta r gen ­ frm o where im itun cxiiild live. ( Inli-riiiituiiHil i eral, w h o returned fro m Europe LUN CiW O D l June H (Rp^cin * fnl ckru, n mi uvvrnt r.-tpic-1 It. on Sunday, w ill succeed B rig rhiflik.-f* lio fiti "won tko tht- \ Itb or lendi i * ft ' r im in. <11,* ( r 1 ■ Gen. Iltnrs, who I f destined fo r la .* to pay thu hiKh p ric« -f l.satfu n ,if was-.......iilM'lThe I're tiile v l tolil Ii i lira another unspecified lob a fte r 22 I %Vs Hi jvi»r a net the aacoi .1 .y e a r s as head o f the ' veteran s’ tmitiher iii the dully duuhltf whp h CO(tier elM'e that thr I ttti* St,'*-1 ^ a d m in istra tion . -■ paid t.ff I** thr tune ol f6r>.40 ls*t w age form ula would tl-tn.|. ,«i least pending u thuiougli - t «nlv to Trum an told n near* conference night mI the tSonford-Orlav. ( ( '• ■ l l a M i oat k -ic i T l r t r ) Kennel club d or racen At I mhis b* undertaken Inter of wggeanil i-fiTOimhilt\ p iT - ,I 1% ’lhMli —' Iii thr s lith . Cinnr Giluie won schedules. U l Otplv n *h»rt visstt- twfi tytying $f» 10 pei durnt, tiilloviiil , iiv Fnlm Beach Joy, i t |17 4ii |Pt#avlurnt tii r.-n1 tlfili • 1 * 1 i*t ( n i t • « J *i' 1h r f |d in t M u ff plot r mnney to pay n tjuinIrI i W hit? f 1•IM i‘ Ti |tf! ‘fth t ’ .i rfria io n .*f rK» 1 M l . ^v-s 1 n.*fht’* nit? it*s I I f f llftrf— .1 |A BHII# I •muJte. hi ‘ In. »i p 'll - H I'Ll I H i l l H d - l u r 4 M i l k } a I'rl.l* 1■» I 1 bMrp thfeit limit , .l | l| 1 T A U . A U A K S K K . Juno ft. (AT— lt»l * l.utl) Vis.,a Above Jinuarx- I - M l , i e v r t f t * Wttv t*lffpirn •nflr ‘7 -----u .. Th<- Supramc Court y esterd ay up­ _ • ■■■■ B ,e* - - —r * - . • .«l l on I’Airol T h r y 4-h(pr**a ye•*«! lent «t| ,i *lt»u ti A held F lo rid a '* n a * r B oy le faw r*There w ere seven s ^ X » htode r I br Colt! vtlnr, id Hpu o f- tlit* vrr«nt| flare--- 1 n l* r H i i ward a I'i nil in nartim c iiuiring altar-hound couples to for scholarship nt the graduu. Kprttiitl tut m .ilnl, bar. bt'rn |»rr* f l ’ lraf Half ll«||r IF*tekl# | and amplciymi'iit rvrn befm** % fteil T lirf wait th ree days between ap p lyin g tion exercises Monday m orning nentrii to Lieut. Benjamin K | I 1km . p a| Japan ix ilofrutod t Hh»»r Htsmp ' I Murcrtl W av* fo r and receivin g m arriage at Junior H igh School when 72 Currie. l TS N R . fo r exreptinnal f i Ai.t-Ui 7 ftr lih t Anttetr Whlli* thi*wi» uppcnU wi*r»‘ he license*. * t'nclr Don g irl* and 4H hoys received their valor ngnu.al Inc Jajifinrxe v*hil«* t l ash t •r Iv# Injc m u I** a ! the W hite I (oil i! 1* rif. II a r-r— S/1A ml !# v B a lin g nuicitiy "because o f the dip lom at frum i ’ rineipul It. E arl o|H*riitirijif an pilot uf h fighter eb# w l b Vk UK c*111a 111rt inyp th r i ternaii Half Ifa llr n*aAI#> A ftr e a t public in tere s t" the court Kipp. plriMf* ilufm i: ioirly phiiA*** nf the I 'tin* K Ot S Moinlnii Jiiilgr over-ail \* nv v |»nln\ 'llli'ptiui1 dlsm iaied a suit /lied d irectly I - nt It* ft 11.•v & llnnt Luck ) H e c e lv ln g the tcholarsbip Solomuna tariipaltfn, b efore it Tuesday by T -S gt. award* I |>ut» L H»*>r J |tr*w|r If y* f l.icut, c’ urrie, »h i» « i i c fm m rr w ere Mildrv*J T u rn er. W A S H IN G l n \ j„ I' 1 I M New e I Wu * f U igf) Charles H erm an L ig h t o f Camp Martha G m ta n . Hetty Duncan. |y -lAttmn* it at the Sanf«u«l Ni»\ a I AiU rrtiriy ihjif ♦ -g iii.ii! ♦ I «M*ri k If mr*— rw f « ri4r » Gordon Johnston, and M is* E t c A k Slut id ' i , ir the mhi iii iMki o f m « l * l r » « IUr#| Faya M ae Coglmrn, Murcus Bo ^ not be ii t u fi nun • ' luh F.i-o lyn Jennings o f Indianapolis, link. | wen, M ary Kenis and Norn B elle Mr iintl M r* ()tfori|B W ell* «*f 1 • ii'itk * Im ufr S Fir# » d fn t Trumim • ' « I It V t tv.*. J ei rt« |>i iiar Jnt*k i ^ to test the new law, which was r , ; Snrifnril un»l lumbart-l o f the f<*i j the Li'iftFhTi i ■ 4 ’ ll’ l ll.V 1 l« I » r v Mfi> 7 V * 1«l fi* t is 9 engineered through Ibe U g is la T ,nuie' mej \ itjI f I W ell* 4• tire1 ! » Pa** U n i 1 0OO In |V'. Him ,i v im . int ..r Awards for p rrfe c l attendanre tura by Senator I - F. Boyle Qf The til ilium utroujpi* ri v i njf the n ifh liter#l a l a r l l p I ttieir Jirrxr^i I f I O.OliiJ ; and punctuality were presented to j»re^enltil ion **f ttie nv%uiU, \*hich - Sanford. I ( anil It * f<a<% Hltrk He rnMitc lo v v l«*w * known ( T h e y sought U> com pel Leon Betty Jo W aits. W illie C arpenter, L by Hc-eretiiry t»f the 7 Jmg I# i *lrI i Ithythm lla i -»l ntwp n m fi ri iin- tifter thr IJ ui,l" i:. Jean Bobbins, C h erry Navy Jurny* F o r m ln l in brhnlf 1 Mini Ha Urn .C ou nty Judge B. A . M egin nls* to Emma fttl 1 TOflrfl viitr, ( n Intnl IH. yi nnt 1 lllflh SK fr ~ - la*u i - thorn - a. wadding ljctmaa Sln xletarv oud M a n . .E liia b a tli of the * PrfrifTfllir, rrlHl* fnl •»li*k H ir * — F lih r t lr i Ing each t>f l i t ruen.beit 12.AIM.) f|w ith ou t w aitin g tb « th ree days Calusrrll. Attendance awards w ere low *. <«4tel*J#lte XUirtel # anua] expensi1 innney. The Senstr alio . g iv e n to Donald Shew, p rovided b v the statute. lila II “ For m rntnrlouA Achirvrm ent ’ I Hh»kjtr*4pwn had refunni t»» vote u alnikloi I BO CM * C ircu it Judge G e o rge H olt a f VhrJitine Carpenter, Betty Dun­ in Hrrinl flig h t an pilot o f .t ' J I er r B l i p fund fo r it niemln*r«. and imiir I iltltly 7 HtvnAWAT , M iam i prevloualjr had held the can, H o y t Galloway and C la ire fightur plane In F igh tin g Found 4 ft f I*A1 Dartii*! * Caddo It in Jlouae m em brm np]»..e4v| it •vaynu law in va lM because l u run F iv r, attached to a U ^ .S . *rt#M(lt M irf FtettepHyi (C s itis s M o » r » a » Tarve). tht Jiublir would look with ill* R M a |p lint not s u ffic ie n t l o . ’-lv * • Ssiutogn A ir Group, while s e rv ­ I Bnrky La ft fa v o r on ft un un indirect pay 7 I .-r "*tn 4 rh rrrfu l Ru<H f • ’ o f the' contents o f t h e _________ ing with the F irst M arine A lrl J*r •* y HHI 7 Jolbr Mack n la e . ® S u p r e m e Court decision. In e ffe c t, c( . f t W in g in action against I A trfl 1 llrlgad itr Mr, Truwnn *«i.t hi* woublu'i reverse* Holt'* ruling, ♦ >ckfk l u r a - p r u a r t l f i enemy Japanese forces during (r u a fiM fd tin P * i* Thr##) (Q a la U ii R a f* ) i T b i couple before the Supreme thr early stages o f hostilities at I Pvt Jt.r l Zltfffjr'* B enr t Court mad* the same allegation* Guadalcanal. Solomon Islands, 1 HtArdrHl i J «T »»r Vick that w ere made In the previous from Sept. ID Id Oct. 1(1, 1042. 1 Lucky Lick 7 TrOUblte ln Krl. *urkjr I to w n ( Iloiton llib a , Miami ease. However, the court I tel "F ie rc e ly countering t h <t jtruletl that the title o f the Mil enemy's pow erful onslaught, “ Tbeforo the Legislature w as "au ffi■ v :; LJeut. C u rrie fuught his plane id en t to put all pereom on notice againat te r r ific odds durin Promotion, tost Friday morn gToup uf Snnfor.l b u t i n c , ithat the statute ileallng with in f of 11 1 ing critical perio<i an d' en gagin g nI nil* o f |he 0th ................ ' n a re* pnrrhgsed frni] nm D. F i matter o f i.soance o f m arriage Junior eras Jurs til*__ bo tuber- in close combat •Lawson uf Kissim m ee In.' puck marked b y T short address at on Sept. 2 ft, pressed home a l.ieut. and Mrs. Robert Langley Ing house located to s depth of ' the Qrammer School Auditorium vigorous attack and succeeded In and small son. Warren, who rw> 'IDS fe et on the west end o f the A that the amendeterr provision la ’ Supt. T. W. Lawton artd by shooting the enem y plane from cently visited Lieut. LangUy’a. Sanford S late Farm er* Market t beyond the ' a staging o f the Shakespearean the sky. uncle and aunt. Pr. and Mrs. W . and known ■« the U R Growers ‘t court said. “ By hi» expert airmanship and Theodore Langley, have le ft for end Packers. This packing house p la y .-J 'A . Mldiummer ;*N|gtii* I fo r us to t a r that m arriage, ke­ Dream* under direction Is* determined aggressiveness in the Camp H ill, Ala, fo r » abort v is it did a Jtood business during l|» ying o f vital public interest, la l a r iHe gallant defense of a vital poai i u Campbell. f Lieut. Langley w h « served in Initial aeaaon which storied last { subject to the State and to lewleStete tion, Lieut. Currie contributed the Infantry overseas, w*s pri­ October. ^ ^ g - l n the meln cast c*. power and ' were w a l l ttugnee as A g o * t materially to the securing o f im­ soner o f war - In Germany fo r ____ recently named by the — J to l b David Ramsey,( ■ a* Theseus ■ I . -----,-u a j portant. base* in the Pacific area two year*, and was fn the aama .___' o f d ire c to r* o f the plant ttetde, condi attendant: Aten apd his unwavering devotion to prison camp aa Lieut. (Dr. Or­ akeL W illia m W illiam s, president; * nation, except metriou*; Dial Doyle duty throughout, was in keeping ville Barks. Hugh C. W helchcl, vice preatdent .j constitutional pr Ronny Garner as with the highest traditions of ante J . W . H all, secretary, treaa ‘i fe i4 r* Kipp fc lilermla; the United States Naval Service." T U C K E R HONORED •u tv r and general manager. , ij , _ _ r_ .lh ae Puekj John -.B o th Mr. W illiam s and Mr. Fite as Oberoo and Ann Barker T-5 Albert H. Tucker o f the W hale bel are w ell known and lUnte, ICth Armored Dlvlalon, eon or commission merchants the part o f clowns w ere Mrs. Jessie M. X K in g o i RFD 1 ftl PElte ' S tate M arket, and Mr. iota, Luther Dilly they David, B illy Box 107, Sanford. > has H a l] W a s-fo rm erly local m ariagrr Becks' " awarded the Combat ■ ■ ■[-’ l i f t Ibe office o f the Florida Power , B* ^ l- *trD,n’ A I * * S u r\ iv o r s T w o t e d S p l i t D is c o n - I’ n c k e t s W \ S illM . r o s June H, ( w> \ f rm arnl Sa\ i C4»mbal i.t *•ti it) i ir* sine# !*<Nar! H sirbtir Ii a 4«• f riichin! «»(*♦. AM IfHTpaar 4*f *>. 1iVJ in a te 4*1*k Chi’ A Min'*. * «*rr pbicrt! sit '**>' ** 11 lh»- N a i j S .»♦ in . iaatirln lH 1 rrtel ;i|il>i'til >’il tin in y to in* in tln< v i T g i ' ;il'n n d o H iny' nil < i'm l)l;m . •' o f (la rliik tiH -n ia iy i tilt* iii n t b n s l i c u»-t( ’’ fu rl t •* t , .j it- w it h tut, n - i f ) * i f t g ' .V in •-ru a11 n ji i .-ii,l-. 4Ilf Japah t" I • .it f» n in*vv , [ 1 -ii g‘ iulO w it h Ills' frill ,ii O k in a w a w i t i 'i i ' t i l l -'ll! I l.ii'.'iiii'-o' h n v n lic i'ti K ills'll \ I't 'i, ' i ill ,i t l' i ‘v 1"O r I t f i c f id a lie tv ♦infest tomihlNt Mli* •I , r ii Jaojtn .id . ,i 11 f mines; si. hit is .. r*e President Truman Seminole Farm Lawton Talks To Rejects Requests Bum,u l>raiM>s Le g i s l a t o r s Lions Club On For Wage Hikes „ War Training (dicnikec Booth 3 Day Marriage •Law Is Upheld By S uprem e Court ( ’hief Fxeeutivo Ap­ peals For *2:>,001) A Year For Solons Seven Awards Are Lt. Ben Currie Made At Exercizes Gets Gold Star Of Junior High For GreatV^lor Betty Jo Waits And ('itod For Kxceptional Kmma Jean Bobbins A chi vemen tsDuring Solomons Campaign Are On Honor Roll -i 113 Sixth Graders Receive Promotion To Junior High r ^ * 0K‘0 Lieut Robert Langley Was Prisoner Of War Local BusincHH Men Buy Packing Hogue i'^waari?£ S (^D ou glas G&rner HeceivejHgpmoUon Home On Leave ’Edison My man's Badge for campaign* Ph.M. 1-c elptted ip Caecboalavakia, t hi* leave which time ha served a t a froci M r. a f l Mr*. driver, j Bf Oak Avenue, The B A - Am erke, largest paaaengsr vessel ever bedlt In the United Static, is now -the traneport US.B. W eal P o in t alloet. • ■• board o f director* o f the ludei Mr. \VUlitern1, Mr. H arold Kastner, Jud| Wars and Forrest ^ _ t h e past year the packboose employed about 76 peOand it has a capacity of EJ)00 boxes Of fru it a day firm w ill be known s i F ru it Company - - - J it ' '. a - . “V : ' ■ '* . “ t • of ?, h If. 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Lytiitx f 1-111 A t-ulbr, acini* \\ \ n , wan .» SLitliiD hiinh *»l C‘h iirlrt(iiii thi* Kx|i(»rtmcDi Hi*r v !u*pi'l. 1:3 im ri'Him * <| ft * >111 ClUlUPPiV ill** Fhfl'Ctnr 11Itr nil!1 KUi'Rt M ow ry In m Siinf t»i •! on Mir Smtfoi ii I I'Ofii 11 ub w ill J ii n** I A |e» 11111k uVr t viinoiM ui(*• t uf tk f Scummijr I ich School I a ml ft uni] to hp! h 1 pi * i f * * ut table Ionn1hi af * fMf \ 14Mrk i hi* profur the new itit liu n " Jr*n ! ( MlUPH1f f i'i I» #• ' I ■* • T J f O T lw Samlnolr Counts Knm UHI kr if r *' t*•*4 l Muf#»u will me*') r \ui* tuv titifbi M ary June \\ tlhani., !n ii)f fi 1■■t ^unf Mff! !isic! r sopping lit H :itJ o'clock « t ihr < 11 v I (nil. If my ri|ii*tit 'i*! r m n \ • -\t rday, and n a M r f'ulluni nnruiunirii .itul jublnl o f 1’os t muster and M r. that one of th# c fiirf txf’ Uft will j W i l l i a m s o f C u . s a d u g u . r re t h i I) Uu ..ffu nil IlicitiUri t! preeijntn. b«* coni»b!rrtttion o f HUituhlr I mch- enlisted in the W A V E * a. lb.* tii.n YYnft 1 Oil inchi‘«. aieorsling F Whit Di’t. «!- atherman. tjonn to be offeree! vh^ri n l>iri*clor Orlnndo Recruiting Stallliill, fill 1 to It a|ia»Vk111*4*111 I Mill Hli'Pkt'(i‘*,| fit iT lull ill 1ll!’ M nwrv comppi to rniikr n s«*lrctiori. then enjoyed the ill ui>ont J in) o'clock being tile first IV A V K in Insw orn in nt the Sanford Nuvut In-o Simon, date devil d iver a t A i r Station, according to Lieut. M ighty Momtrrli C arn ival, W . K. Spry, public relntinrs the -pon-oied bv the Semtliole CotiTVo ffic e r. She was swo-n in by Lieut. ty Fair Association and the A m e r ­ The Rev. Ilu rl H. Handler, Ruth C. Shepard, assistant ican le g io n , w ill make on ly tw o form er pastor o f the Christian lumps here tonight mid . ' f t service o ffic e r at the ill, Church o f D anville. Ill , and Mrs I'nlin Sntunlny night ut utnmt 11:00 tion and a g r t o t a 'i of Candler arrived Thursday to as­ Dench Junior i liege nod Ihr o’ch»ck. sume the pastorate o f the C h rist­ F lo rid a .State ( ’allege fur Women ian Church. He succeeds ihp Hev. K E N T U C K Y DERBY a t Tallahassee. V. H . Grantham. Miss W illiam s gruduuted from Four year* a g o Rev. Candler L O U IS V IL L E . June ft, (A h — was pastor o f the Christian Deland High School In ID ta und Sixteen th ree-year olds, including du ring that year follow in g at. Churrh o f C learw ater. Since that Stetson U n iversity. Sho one filly and two. geldings, are tim e he baa served a t Fredericksexp ects to be called lo U.S S. listed ns probable starters In the town, ,Mo. and at Danville. M r*> Kentucky D erby tomorrow. W ith C andler is talented in nil depart­ H un ter at N ew York or training the entry box still open, th* ( j som etim e th is’ month. m ents o f church work. name* o f all experted nominee* Runday m ornlne at 11:00 ate in The on ly change was the withdrawal o f P a ir Jester aa con­ o'clock at the Christian Church, (W iKATH KU tinued rains threatened to maka Rev. Candler w i l l ' preach hia F L O R I D A — I’ a rlly the going heavy. cloudy firs t sermon entitled, "T o W o rk ." He reported th a t when be le ft n igh t and Saturday. A L A B A M A — I’ a rtly cloudy with D anville it wae so cold that they The firs t bathroom s known t4 had to have fire In the furnace, scattered thunder* bowers in e x ­ man were found in ruin* o f tha aftd that the next dav there was trem a north tonight and S atur­ Labyrinth In G reece, more th a a day. h frost. ■ 4,000 years old. ( lull Is ('ommendrd For Collection Of Clothes For Europe \ ( ITV MRIFFS * /Ii- . ,-teliD Mary Jane Williams EnliHts In WAVKs Rev. Burl Candler Succeeds Grantham 1-J f �i y I A i * o »• 21 lA L v a - s r o n a s s is t c n tM t Knmnn (lit #u!*)•«*! I 1\* V T im n i c a t t i rfc s o u •lolly Arrnur tt Ptllh Airvat. Ila* Paul T ate*, fust or Hunday Bcn.wt. Mutnlna *TI»* N ovell) of K Ife Worship. — « S'. P A 11:00 IL M. A. M V T IO & K K Jr. i-iritia T iA *i » * t ) a i i i i n x x a r A I.I.IA M t: TAIIIUIN At l.K TUB lO lm iH lik c iilm c M BAPTIST Akr- ml n in th flu fegur0l rt, M, N. Ptaraoi^ I'Mlor Hstiv c o k a t i s i r t rtn m tn PRANK J. Hereon. DD. Paa«*r (Wrvtras ro. Bunttay— I'l.-U" A. Bunrtay Rchbol JIiOB A .- M. Mnrnlarr B.rrlea. CIO P. M. Toum* I’soplss ttocMI lakk N«nrnrH*OrUnt1tt j'lhtl T a ilo r Sunday School. > 44 A. il Morning \Vor»Klp. 11*0 A. M Training I’ nh'ii. f :#o IV M f^vvnlrrv Woralif>. » 00 I* M. Op«n H oum lif tar tha gygnlnt itrvico. , 1\'edni*»dgy Sgr*lr#. i:0t T. M Vlallorg Wtlrorng! I’rrgrhing • 00 I* M. Trny«r ifgglinr w#d. $;00 P. il S O R T A C E -N U Seminole County Court Record rtftfrr fiA r r tu r i i i t i u i i I ’grk AVp. •( fth Hi. S. P. U , 1:11 r . M atrssl M rsllng. 7:M P. M Bvanaellstlc Hsrvlro. I SO P. IL Friday Bsrvlcs «:# « P. II. Come worship with s i T. P 21Inlotur. Mlnfatrr. J tfcrnsnl Root Nuh<l*> SchooL l« V« Swirliing WnKsrilp. 11:t0 Hrnnnn l»y iHt p«*tor--th* l«ei nil (hr nil I l f Jut* Mr lt«m« i* (n vlelt hla p4fm li In |C«*ml tsv* Sit C m Brcona Birsei Major A. H tVhnrtun In chsra* •Uiulay School. I - I I A. M. rravsr Bsrvlr* lu te A. M. For faio In Applying And S-F-f-r-D In Drying « A ltT H l l( I. HLTUKIt At THt CHURCHES *• |(pv II Ills hw«y — Be Av*nu«. Dlrnn K Smith. I'gator. Sunday — |llt»l* School, A 10 OV Morning Worihlp—II •• A- kC livening •• K MTburnUy—llldwMk I'rmyrr fc r • leg, 1:00 V. it T 'lr* r m i l l 'l l o r r .lllllB T h o in in 'i CIQ0 bids, l i i Oak Avr. Daviti llgrroitl. M1nt» I• r l*i 2*. A M SundJ? School llr|6 AM Mornlnc t\*>r«hlp L r r # ) H*rnjon Bundgy Cchftol t 44 A. il. T. It MMOltiot*. Hum . mi V i t Mgnday gr*mint trrvlcg* Morning Worahlp 11.#0 A M Training Union T:oo 1*. 21. t i i a* c i i u n i t i o r n o n L*venlhK Service 1:00 1*. M (lensva and Kim A vsoum WfllnMimy — M|d*W##| fiervlre. Its* tv Ht.leumb *..tu l T 20 Sunday School. 10 00 A. U. tiM i.m i s io r n io u iB T I > c rv Utlier *Tue»d»r — hludf If Youna I’oopls. B:l» P U Soul-winning. 7 20 r i l l ur n n r h a (I m wor nip, Ksrvlca. X»-00 L M. Flrvl end Third Tue»da>»— K M lIKNKI.k;. Paator Youna I’enplo. M l P. M. W 2I U...J 00 I' il Sunday .Kohool, lo 0* A. M. hunday Nlglil Hervlre. I 04 P. M Preaching II os A M. \Vrdn.*<l*> nlabl yrsyar aervtcw Kvangcllsllc Kertlr*. 1:1a P. M n n n 4 m i i44 ii « l‘ XI Hear nur lislialoua llano Midweek Preyer ,nd I'ralee HerIlex ltd F M^KInllF, (iibjaltoi flow ».4i % 41. - Sunday Ha l....I J • i ’lir t ll II nr T »ih ^ a x a h k m b Thursday Kvening 1:09 T. I t euprrlnletideiil. llav. t! (2 llmlojr. I'aator. 11 oo A. il —Moiulng \\»»rwhl|4 112 I elniello Avenue t HNioriAr. o i i t r R d i . Hiilijnl "lelfe'ii lllagoel K»rr. I0.no A M - Sunday School, D«rt Sanford Avenue A M iltenlh Street 7 no |* M —Youth iVlPiYA-hii. dmllh. Hu|fr fMDlviMlonl. V. II (Irahlham, idnlaler. * DO I* i t —Ui»Inn tforvlt vo II. Ill 11 DO A i t — Morning Wnrehlf, H i . A. M. Illhie School. ■1 (In Klrft I'r roliy ^rrfun rhnrrl. ‘Kroplng nur Kyr« i>n (he ilarh. 1100, A. M ilirntng Worehlg. Ilr v Kd V McKlfllrv. «|m.ikrr. Srrmnii liy IUa pu«ln». T;00, |». il. ChrlMtan Kndeevor. Hutijerl **4IIVo fliel a CTiouro ** 7 30 V M N V r. M 1;I0 I*, il. Kvmlng Service. » DO I* M -1*VMligr |lot |c orrvlcr SundM> rvrnlng oorvlro —» o** I* 1:00. V. il. Wedneedijr: Mid. M A M|iorlal M*oougr ** 4 do | M WptlnMiUj^ I'rayor week Prayer Service. kill l*raiir ai rtltc * \\ • •• I* M — Union H rtti.g. T h . CIm . N , H k Wnl.h For W ood or Llnolaum IKVKXTtl MAT ADVENTIST aiT R K n M r in d t'lttm t'B c u t'll c a J. A. IIAKKINB, PAstor rile. A re* a* sad Beroalh St reel Church Achool S:*4 P. XL Herroow Sebbatta Brhool BatDrdays. 4:14 hr Pastor l.-IO P M. S- M. livening service. «.I0 P. M. hurch Bervlroa. Il:4i> A. M. Holy Communion n Ind ttuedmy ",y s r Mesllna Wed nee Lay K«o tx i n r x r n i N t n op J i : « r « m a i r r Visitors Wolrome. OP I.ATTP.H DAT SAINT* titm m a a m n D itr t a c a t n \merlren l.^ginn Vliit J. *4. Auetia, as*tor i'i»* I*luck \N»«l ••f I'nrk Avctiun Service ck ci > Sunday. 7:10 1*.M iunitsy School, 19:44 A MA W. Ilanili. HupL illlre l e|irakcre V liltu re wet. Mt rnlna worghif. 11.44 A. M rtiine. Thsrksgrvlna Service el 1 JO Is IK IT K K rilO CKKTT. M. mirrtlny. l- »v * r mretlrrc Thuredey eeonlna ,t I 10 o’clock Pastor S Snnford Paint & (ilnsH Co. i 303 FRIDAY, JUNE 8. I'm TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE TWO U7 3. Park The First Baptist Chuieh announeefl its evening schedule for the summer as follows: Evening Worship A cordial welcome dqy eveninp. Church of Christ k llt lH t ALL aori.a LATftftLIU t o t lu ll til Boulk Csthollo h IDO O.k AvMi m . ll.clor*: ||1 W H I lllh « i r . . i H.itfor.' lIpIXMf. K M iirric. Addr»*. Uni lit Phoh. •»»» U.v Patnsr Wllllsm N.rbtr.b I’ssUr. HuiuViy mm■. *00 A *1 and lO'OO A XI. n .llv M idi: lt«B A. M. CHURCH of the NAZARENE 115 I’ulniftlo Avt. This Sunday, Jbnc 10th. Mr. Dcware is the Choir director and mUHlcinn on the Oriuado Youth For dudaL-Bnigram. Mrs Dcware is the Pianist. SPRINGS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Services 11:00 A.M. 4 8:00 P.M. I. M1 a n i'U U I W A rm v to W illie I - Cant. N otar* Coramk«*icm • R ia l' nf Florida to Ruth M. M itchell Salt — I aw ^ fla r r v ll, iD U . v* Ontdy MancaA-• * • . S a A I » f«.» >*.) and iiatiio An •(•rtT k il con<lrn<er lA ^ living doming* r..» device consisting of two metal i nairar nl inn H|»tMa plates which afore up in elclri cal charge ( * H o k rim ik T Hrminol* Count) ('uiirfh-u*. Mll'le Clka»e«. 10 in A M Wnrshlp and tJ4'oinimln»t.n li *•<» Mr and Mrs. Deware will piny several of their instruments in these services. Morteacea nonnrable Discharge U a Ilian 'I nl.i r«*It Kvmlng H#rvlc*. • ••• I* M Uw.1itw«(Uy. I'm ytf M«»tliig • 20 firing Your Car j “ •.-* a *''- ’ ** Strickland-Morrison Mrulant. Curie is tha only per »nn who has tw ice been awar.lr.1 the Nnbcl prise fur achievement In science— firs t fo r achlevem .nl In nhvxlt;. (11*0.11 and second t* 1011 for outstanding achievement In chem istry. You are invited to /ittend the State-wide convention of The CHURCH OF GOD * 4- •--»a—-..... — GfcttfevA’and Elm A venues l hc* Motot ' for Complete • — THE MILLENNIUM WMeh %lll begin JUNE 14th thwMkfli JDNfc tWh What in it? In it a thousand yearn of nwi Will it l*c a thousand ycapn in lleAvdn for th e These ail cannot be the truth. Oomte what the Bible toys. Head Revetkt Wc art trtrpvrtftife to have Die greatest convetftloh Wt have «V«r Mid and « fru ll lime lh the fo rd *W0 "nelsl your 7rwiek6> Yb hfftp ttk if R ig h te o u s ? - Hear this ifmrft bmmifng flhratra Tte We hope lb. W»ye W*fy churth 1h Florid* f^ f^ k u u ll Yoli art cdYdlMlly tirtitod to attend and oet what M *rt tcorf^lhhing in utr ^Udokivy work and our young people's work. «dor bad deign Of fkmoui csihedral window, (the lie* abow wbleh one). 'SUNDAY June 10 MBAU4 WILL BE H tt^ O U N D fl BATURbAY, JUNE lOtk, V. 1 . I t fl^ltVlCfc SUNDAY, JUlfffe 17th. ShlfCiXt k t t* s f b ^ R Y UlihVICE A frotf ain oorto of tund palmed tte on t t y a n twill. HimUerbroet) pminm.’creWin* % ’new p n * l effect. 7:30 P. M. * Seventh-day Adventist Church Nh MnAa lily fourth ye«r fn Saufurtl toe ftrrfkt 1hh the brteUet eouvd&Dott wiring for you at the Church of Odd. ,U , * C f SILVER Sutton, F N to R oy R. Ilam plei W iggins. Mrs M S. el vir M. S to Sanfnnl Huirk Company Jefferson Standard L ife In*. Co if Lid* C W ieht et v ia Hal. - ' M cKee. C r. "et t)X »A M ary WkBabrth, W llliam o « t v ir 'V * Af ■'William*. James' A et ux to| I evir Eddy Home O wner*’ lo a n Company to Annie M W hltm er et vir R K Henley. W 1 In I ' I* llron *on et ux Hear Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dfewarfe AT THE II. C. Crawford, minister CH IC AG O . I ll, Juna 6. <FN8> of the Cedar Keys Church — Forward looking activities of of Christ will begin a Juns 6. 19 4S the Florida citrus canners. In series of meetings on Sun­ W arranty Deeds t onslantine, A n g e lo et ur. t o ! taking advantage of developme i*x day. June 17 at the in packaging equipment and r e ­ J. f. P en cil et ux. search on canning practical , fore V ad-rworth. W illia m T et ux* cast an even brighter future for to John Slaton. the eitrui industry after the war. C H E C K E D fN 7 D A Y S W IT H Wilson Comer llrock, D.‘ C. et ux to Judge* L IQ U ID for Dr B.S. Clark, tmad o f the p» Allen et ux. M A I - A R IA I . atarch division of the American Corley, Joseph L . et ux to M ayo j The p u b lic is cordinlly SYM PTO M S Can Company, said here today. Langston. T a k e o n l y aa invited Dr. Clark has recently return­ Brown, Lula B. to Joon A T ro y ed from • visit to the Florida directed. Chudeuxx. eitrui belt and canning plants fl> Youlcc, Ruby et vit Richard io connection with the company's Fran! Carr. citrus products research prorram Mayo, Oscm et ux to .D a n iel T. “ Great progress hat been made Sutton et ux >■* Bronson, W . P. e l ux tu H. L. by the Florida cantors fn the development of citrus Juices. In­ Dehart et u). Davis, George T r. New Salem suring a large supply o f t ne*i A VISH if* Pnmltiv# Baptist Church U> W ill wholesome and nutritious pro­ duct* both for the armed forces Harrir et ux consumers.’’ Dr. Harris. W ill et ux to Standard aud__ civilian Clark said. “ It Is e f special Ini Grower; A n n > H artley, Florida H eir nl T . D. portance to the consuming pub­ lic that the canning process pre­ H artley to E strlla Solph. serve* practically all of the v i­ ( {o i l H a lm Deeds Whltm er, K ath ryn R. et v ir It. tamin C content of the fresh F. Jr. to Ural I v T ru st ‘ Gontpiiiiy. frulbi so that the canned orango lim it ) T ru st Com pany to U. F. and* grapefruit Jolc«* are Im­ portant food sources for this es­ Whitmer J. et us sential vitamin." • nasty Deeds County o f Sem inole, lo : Kirch"Th e Florida producer* of hod. W. K. J r , lot 3 blk « M ar- oranges." he continued, “ have vanka; F, 24.00 f t o f lots U to 16 made Important scientific Im­ M> 6 M arvknia; Robson James provements In the growing o f N Jr. el ux lot Id oik 7 San- oranges under the leadership o f Isiita; Robson. P earl L B lot 11 the University of Florida Experi­ hlk \ Sanlanta; 1 ylei Kdith It ment , ’Station at Lake Alfred. 'ids 13 to 2H blk K C rystal P a rk ; Thutt^Jm provrtnenu have re. Whitehead, M ary E lo t I blk C ducedaaJW M t uf grdkMng. there­ I Urns lea.' L M ille r'. S / l); Hal by a**i/rfn« thV.VerwiHutng Dubllp. .wn-r. II E. et ux. lot 1.1 O range o f an ample m fu a Juice i u M f I 'f i k ; I. vimI, II A . lot 40 Forest at a reasonable 'oat and at a The 1W4 dHini|tienl renl pglatt* tax lial of the f'ity t akr S I). Henna. Edward et ux. fair profit to the grp-rer.". ot It' llrnm m in la m e ' 8 / D: of Sgnfonl. Florirln. in imstod at the front door Commenting on .eport* teCqlvCherry, D oll) M , S ' 13 rhr of sunicd In IM2, Dr. Clark sfttd of the City Hall and al the front door of the \\ 7.14 chx o f N E C (less R y ) proximatehy 11,000.000 cases b< Court House in the Cily of SHnford, Florida, and Sec . t i '10/30; S l~ eh- nl N E 1., orange Juke have been Canned, tV nf W line S a n ion l (ir a n t; wifi remain so posted for a period of four'consecuwhich wbc twice the volume con­ S|rer, ( i A Jr et ux lots 10 tlvc weeks. sumed In l p & Dr. Clark aatd M I I Set. 24 30/111; Thom as Robthat within the next few vcUrs -|t J. et ux. lots I to i l Ilk I ; them production records She lots 1 to 10 blk 2; lots 1 to 17 blk, 3; Intr I U IK bll 4: loir likely to be broken. , AH real estate Upon which the ID-4-1 faxes "have More than 31.0(10.000 case* ol K -tl»f xrtinn of Musicians Notice A l I’ all in 2nd Aik* Sylvan r lr W illiam s 1 J et al N *» orange Juice, grapefruit Juice and ••I N K>« See 15/21/31: L a in * citrus juice blends have already leapnrtte E. fc ItK) ft loj 10 been canned this yaar. according ll.-ve; Heniamin. R o s p lc . Iota to a recent report from the Florida citrus Industry • A C blk 2 Aller-'r Add Wash I melon H eights; l.umigren. Carl I el ux. lot i blk 5 R m ail ml | The flrat bombs j "H eights, Artilerson. Roy. lots 7 upon Japan in 2.51 & M hlk IS lAickhart’s S/D. I'ugh. its history were tin II. c ei ux. lots :t| a :<2 hlk 2r famed Jimmy Doqllt months and 11 day* Crystal la k e W in ter Homes S 'D Real Estate M ortg a ge* Harbor lan gston. ,Mayo tu Jneeph I. I l . r r l e y ; #hi truer. Itrnjaiiiin K Jr • t . ux to Realty T ru st Company Sutton. Darnel T et ux in I* C i U rie l f*«irii4>ra U u r»l Are and I2(h Ml • "lV h ifi Jfiua !■ I(r rI" K. 1 W llfO IIT, I'gator HuntUf Mchn.»|. <L M WIIIId Miipt (D 00 A 21 il o r ii I n I |*e v 11( 111rt a I fttn loe 11 00 A. M I 'hrial Atnba* aailor a I joitng p*olife j, 7 oo |* M 7!' atig. 11•11. Mewling 4 Do I* M I’rajrr nirrflOR and llltil« Hltnl)*j I l.ur *.1gy 1 Kb I' 2| U rtirtrwdg) afIcrnrxtii p r • > • i • 4fMr t log I lb I* M Votna nfifr you'll rum* again Training Union Bright Future Seen For 'Citrus Industry ------ -- 1 W inldiy • * V x - il: * not lieen paid, and against which tax certificates have not already been issued, will be sold at public auction on the 1st day of July, 1945, commencing, at 10 o’clock- A_M. atSthe front door of the City Hail in the City of Sanford. Florida. �i r ■i I r* . FRIDAY. JI NK * 1915 • i. ; - ____________ _ TOR SANFORD HFRAfD <\NFf)RI> Seven Awards Are Made At Exercises Of Junior High Kimna Kathleen Babcock. Hilly Bryant ly J*> unit Dun Hutteii, The ili»»n nddreaa was made l>v ' i n t riI H etty Dimrurt, t.residenr o f .hr Mi I -Indent r o u n d . The Rev M i)ton n 'm H Socket! addressed the e ht* * m !«• j H r u m introduced by Sutit, T W I's til Intifd I rnni I ' ur■ Uu# u mid Law tun. Invocation was by the Ihjtnm l L ev. Joe A. Tnllr. u Stanley liruiulrv mutu. "W h u (Jri the hitimr mil f**i p rtfi*ff K l»r Hut fiod .” T h r ichiw! o r ­ jittn d iitirv uo't with a hiuii chestra v in under direction o f • , T .M Dollison. tell In o f Uruduatmi; Class: Hetty Hiillijran. IViruy Brannon, Hurts Shununn, Annie Basle..! lutuuh, Wanda W illlanteoii. S is ... K rebuff. Hetty Duncan, Ann.* Curley. II ovale* Tullo. Kathleen ■ Babcock. Klnlre Cook. Anno Herb * enlmugh. Mildred Turner, V if-i Uinta BiirnrU. Do. vtha S A r t i , I F o v c Mu* C olburn. Mona [ K u r i l , Hetty Jane W ilke. Hnriuii.i^E len field. M uiv Anti C allow a y,•rieU jr Windham . Knunii Jouu M vcrs, i C lin ic Duran, Frances Meluv. Anna Smith, 1-aUlse Hurd}’ . Helen Skinn r. A ile in Kmve M ai v Julia Thutsbv Jovee I ’ai ; liter. Nora Brewer. Jacki* Haw* I land. Ju Hailey. F ityr M iller. Mmv Kriun, M ildred Plrrwin, | Joan M cTcer. Christine I amen ter | June W hitner, Jean Varn. h m itia ; Jane Bobbin*. Mary Helen F ite . 1 F Cindy's W ells. I.urillo U illm an. I I.ila lu iffler, O lyve An il Adnata, | C h erry Slnuleturv .1nun nr StuiuhtInu. M ary KHcnheth C aldwell. K li m lieth Ann Mnsev. Hetlv lam. Culberhimse. Carol Jean Mart* ( w ether, Nancy Jean Appleby., ! B etty June Bentnn. Christine fj W arren, Hollis Hiviar. H etty , y » ) , W lilts, Vivian McDaniel. Vliuunn Tison, Hetty Jean hhcnm.nl K it - 1 j III belli Sunder. I'h ylll* Cum*. W ii | III* Faye JohiiMin. (i r n m i M ae II B ritton, A lle e Campbell, Mftry [■ A lic e Herndon, Kndalev Melscb. | A ii i la Aiken. Me lb* Frmiortck. f M arjn ri* Jones. Barbara Rucser, Mnrthn C rocati Carol Skinner, iirtd ,L’ . Fhnltetaoim fw vlnainn Hoy* o f urnduatinu I 'l s n Franklin Krijchsh, Daviu i r o . Mih. Richard McNsh, Floyd Snnrknun J W Herd. P R Bath Rml ■ rev Wilson, Cusimvi .lu lt..| »k i, F ln m ev llr iim lr s . N allm i L in - . I«fn j l r Allaniy. Duv 1 I ll.illl-ll , k-U iHimii * mm*ntrr< ft •« ,, I*.u r\,ntw John I. >nl»hur> lL*\i 11 n1 K vi-irtt MrNivri I tank ‘ litr.-fnn John Krelink I iMtif Bt|| Jithnp f I * HuiU-i y•a i l>>ti i uiU thtiUMUiitijtH 'U lt.a l U S T ri-.i-uit a d .rr li.c m r n t — pri psri'd under Sh jiv% Ocurjrr Itaffur, L h \ npsuil H i i« t u r c * T r t s . i i r i Departno*nt mid W sr A d .rrtiv ln s Cmim il Hull Hurry Br«.wn. h n ih-n fk , < 1)t III gill «i*l 1,1»Up||1|# J+|i Ik VVfbli, Will Inter lyri*, K inrush BUY B O N D S It«»i»*»i “ <w», K ii if » i it* Httt |*t*l. I »'*n« I. i I I h' ii J M dirus ilt iwni-n, Hun HulU'ii an d SPEED Hobby Hi mutyn, KlnyH * impi-i ■ n FI.OR1DA Japan Tightens All Control In Face Of (■rowing Air Raids M itn'liiiirtl | ts-iinI |*Hlr iinrJ l hph-« MllV1|| CUfUllltl^p l rn pn>\irik* vi fa th er thr t bktruiv\ii nre At p«r nut tetl thu u *f | tif Min i itft mill tAfikp in ftiipiroi! , tif i In* i*r<*timl M|HrTntiHj F«u ninny •1in>^ the flunk *»' 1 iiu ii M v f hut wii|ip|ii s huvv fiiid tn I 11 a riApm 14*tl l»v h unis fciuj nn*l TrM .Siith Vai%mirr« * Mil** I hr S ivf ti I iv h Ii ' h M «riin > i i piiiik Hi" wluvirlj, 'iiillllliiilw iifil f i ttin * |ho Niihri ,uii*mum uei'lot liii-'Uintm -.! fin- ft nun finish if iv i^n hvtn \ itnt'MUimii a* rfi jiniiw ittul Oni; u> Mint t ;i i .ji"* t buy | * tr " ■ I in i in^In tun rt« i»n llip --iiiilii with* of thi O m kii prniiiMihi, Hi l jwhu n* nf mnrr ihnn n nvib fm m thr mi f i e Itl Marine* **f the Ku »t |!Hi*u»n 1'itn fiii i i-l \ fin t . . a pi uh il Hill f 1i »h k%»*wi i f (iukitim l*'VS ii * i l hu:b\A.i\ l» iiihin* IP the *mil.il4* i \\t*wl t t.it*>till City of ll Milan 'P ‘ M »i iinrh-M tif ihr \ .h’ £U h ike i •en|iemeni Ailvuim* elem en t:» t i { ) h P> it* Hie went ciu»“i 1*0't j yard* tthnve Itumun I link 1 •1 e 11nin h .if the Nine Ik *l\ !ll I r. f At111f V |ll ktwHl|| ip I v 11ti ed ah Mp 1 IKW kin ! i SlfiPl'dp j b111w tip* tin ji -1 i*f \ u A.* ii* * H. I vm" in Ii'* line e.i -1 fif Itpm.i In mr nper iln»nu» I 'm iiiu v i’. iif t fee* V11 U m e * hie wank 1 » " . ii.ill r,»J‘* • *hiji« IIP. daft*** kie>1 wleAiUtt i y' w h W I ji stiuuinV , bn *i*uVh« • nni«>*f "f JupaP m*m nlnnd i*hmd* t *n oe.,sil«** •*f Hit* nunie " i it *nnt» .i n il y " ^ M'm i I and i In in iced tun nthiM ti> lb. K.a*( * 'Inmi > -e Viiivtienn fun e* mi ill.Jiiiina iiM lie l the t ebuildlti * **f ewty *■pfi Vnhii .in field and pul Ntilia ImitMU Iti p*e I min y n* 1itkyn | pi »* • and i iidiu ackim *' t**i1**e«f I T O N A V Y T f A D l l i O N . t h e thr r Ip * 1-ill i ,«i r*e» l' S.N r'rmi.Vffw s l i p 1 d i i land l> p ,iLd off J.i| in, afit N. i > Yard Ini iep i I ti y al9 ,H I ■ t lou.V ■ * •t. I (ifh i- o o 'jii l a . . * j 4a, h k .i, V.i a.a.v can rum •iRtun! SWEfT if Cream DeorJorant Ltd) , >«ui re '**■* i * il may r»'*i you «»f \. p 1 priwopm^ nnd Imiliiou,4 <i*» 4 ‘ ” trrn fW 'piratim i ■**!■•> Slop th'* threat i<* ' "iir *** ^ f yen drr^a with fie»t a* ' . . 1 OliHliiMi the en d*^ *orkft/n*h*r fkuift y.f >* j • 'b .* t* New, «i»nt h in c, - n 1b t 'n-arn mntJiiM* t- ■ r.* • »'"1 {wr-«*frkriitittfli fib-pi• i hret* 11a y 4. W i 11 11**t i*?'1 *■*harm hue futinrw ‘ **» 1aftrr aliAVinit N “ ^ 1 1 " 1 Vi dt n«it turn urn r y p ho ta-fore you thin k "t w lo »ra/ l Innk of \ Self anil u-* *1 T aiii.^i wliiiidliHiNiP'p * 1 *91 mmd 591 (pill* Y* d TOUCHTON OR M i OUTfO R Juem H TY 7* WARlOANf ■ tfthL HARDWARE C O . ^ 4 E ll S E R V IC E S T OT AL ,10c l»M D£*IIC# 1 !ASt O f WAR llol.rrt I to 1,1 tli'll dllurn S .. II !»«',, , to UIKIon in i n ijiuln.n ,■ r iciil l . N i l . , S r c T f l . i t t Jo .V relirm c n> the tt ,t l>..n.u' t u n e ih -v oi .ilo d h u his m i t t . V IC T O R Y j‘ i .-nt*s d' ft. th la . b e -Wilturdiiy ^ .H iir liu iJ President Trumnn Re j e c t s Rea nest * For Wiige Hikes >co. ' u non., mu indlrntcyl a p re f( i . , Patie it Abuse A t Hospitals Is Criticized alMtuiic j ,, , ml'** He said In* fe lt In him a j nsitinn In Mtirtfrat via raise since he ' i. tin I mu iitembci o f the Siuiatr W ife IV * , N r . i r l . t n III- M ailllril thill While lie n Sen,tor his w ife •eived ,i MS SKiNSATIUNAI H/dU*** BiHDlX tuatHt r.tn' I’ l.r s SAGE PEGGY TWO (2) CARTOONS I N DAY T^e,yewvofj MONDAY f j*v.*i l lie hipe nf your Vitiiily, tlritssiiijf titbit* itiid itik’ ltl Ntuml with IHilfsht’tl jiiitlt* fflitHit. Or. if Vjiu |.reft*r, it table* trip in color, to nmlch I in- ilm ontlivt) scheme Bi.ftiitifui, anti w Ihc, too for all Hurfarpa an* Ihi'ii Will, (iroti'ctod The coat i« |i‘nm Ihnn n1finiahinu Iho top.---Mirrors, of cutirsc. for the nitckurouml. Scnkarik I lav.* vi mr A.Hu RbijS' r«*|.lactal l.uforv Ihr rainy aejttu.fi tttilH in. AlL-wnrh H.uin by c e n e m r^ ' G I ubm And Mirror Co. jj |4'/ rgk 111 W. Scct.nd Street * Phone 320 1^,-fMJRA W*V. A in Mia*! m‘Mr pi*nN ■MlClA ^ Hr»i»lli*> i an titk• 1 « ithm tht* next •• ti, * • >ld Hi* p*ftif 1 In m mld k 11up * i»* take nipit)mr»-|r*uoU**p of pbldt- f i in I nil fn nr*' in ihr ^fii'iii T ' ' mi iful nIn*tidy hie i*» m um -.I * l. i » hr \%ill nt» n 1 Shurt 1v inft n »i - ............... oh** .lie, *. iii |i >.I, |l. •■i ■ Mar shall, rhn f ..l ' f 1 .. ■' i- > nl tin \\ tide II. i - if A fie * v * riiih with 11■. ...I hlew I lira .th ) |ifofe • ' .‘ W. He uhoilt to, . * .I. >li. p o t t e i, i|ueslo*,i. it * ' lor liNikmu 'i i c e I .....nut *' .hail who llod.li ll I|i|oo\nl lie, >ald he wiiiild n 'lu n i I " humpi liefor** tilk im nv.'l 1lie new uu.ir M ite rs JlsHe I'idilir ,[ T h o I’resldeiil made uuhlu lie ' Jaine.' I oil a ts.b lentu rv physiriaii r looiaa ieil . irv> from exrh aiiije of let m is w oli Ilia c I the H. i♦i %y, Mtivy * ^ liu Siiup* In which the ini le i's ri-TtJMBtiuu i ItlU’ifiW n d ia iilln c .v ifijil UtPpci wi\* o flc r n l ami acethtC'J J llit) '*trieut r'etfrel." f u l l ...... r I* I r , that the current ioiip .u eei»iial in vcatiantlun of I he .eteiaiii.* ml. j rvrrv vb.okimr ..... pl*> in ihi* m inistration, undertaken m H im *' n * * " i' tr ill U llitt’ii Shiti-w is • ippluvnl in reuucsl In vie** jidlilc form fif ptihtiMK tit puhhfih- cisins from many iiiia it e i', *hnahl la cotm drtcd h) tin (line Brad­ ley taker i^v p . ‘‘ I am mtee’itinir yum rcwtlr*! D enial r»ill»’ifr(i pradtntto 1,71MI nation only le e a iis f o f « ferlinir d en tiits inch y«nr, which I have loni* held that the vetn*»n a o f this war should have I as the adm itii,Iral* ( o f their tif fairs another veteran of thi. w ar.” he wrote. " Y m i1 have .ervu.l fa llh fiilly . loyally and efficiently In ihrirtre o f thej a ffa ir s o f vrlerun. for noire than I 2? y ea r. " Tru m an sard the i out cm (dated 1 reanmnixaUnu w ill include set*, nratfntr the duties nf lh « vetPtans' ailmlnlstrntnr and th* |m»t | of adenlnUtrator mi rrteninin* nnd re-aoiploymunt. * lltn *« holds l*ofh lobs. BradleyF* apiHiintnicnt takes him ou t of aeH v* (lartlelpiiiion in th*i war. Ilurim r the fiahtinir In Kurope, he was commander I N TH fi S O U TH E A S T M ore people drink A d a m ic Ale and Beer than any other ’ Ie m u s tb e ... A -j- § TOUCHTON’DRUB COMPANY YOU f ' V. ha-'" " irH rquin 111 fo fr r t t v/hol xvC! *h f* 1n u b) 04 to uy V Jk * W E L S H T IR E SE T O P 103 W. 2ml Vulrani/im; ^ £i 9 | If rmJtt t>r fih r 0 dfonf] lirjhl. 'o • (i» a r L *I 1 It* 11 Y -i'li o g[onr<? fur .in tiaj.w t.nly r.wl*. C;OOD TO Iv NOB Cash can 1h* luiriuwi'd fmm u- <nt 1" no disturbaiiri*.— “ Jimmu ’ Hu*. I nul F of S76. S100. $150. $250 .it . .... rerjuirt* it. ADDED McGOO "F A M ILY LOAN of Sanfnid MM* ( bra1.5 �f TM. FRIDAY.'J()NB*8, I94r> THE fcANFOtfb ilBRALIK! SANFORfK PIXJ»R1DA: - ......... * ........ fgUi • ■ - - - . . . . I l l ) ................ . sent to the Slatr Hoard' o l IfealtK for certification. A fte r that, the “ serviceman's wife bus no , unite worries a» to where tne money 1* PpCpIiTmlklnK on « Sunday evcninir about Syria a n il coming from to pay for her1 baby. the Lebanon exprenned three oddly different viewn. One, The expense falls upon the shoulders o f her Urcle Sam, —m i m* turn mmiut Ha'd. since •nrumeiit* of varioiw degrees of I>eaee and wart Godtather —o f—-nearly 1,000,000 (Jy J55JJS' *r,?tifc*a«’%• rTi* omral had been gou'K on between French umf Arabs far some J A C K S O N V IL L E , June 8 (Spe­ servicemen's table* Inim during aewiare. , W*Hf* |thing like 400 years, and Arabs have always loved a scrup, I c i a l ) — The natioVi famed rmer- the on»1 |wit ye.na. alTalaVefc t UW. ’ -n rv maternity and Infant rare lit looked as if maybe they juat wanted one more good bawl ( ' ,U D .. ■O LLann l. d * a « ( E M I C ) program which has been before a United Nations organization came in to enforce __ _ . patter . universally aupervised bv St»t* io n n on p m » - h * '* m i *»•»•*** peace and boredom for the rest of their lives. Doanla o f :|feoith, rouml* into It* Another, blamed the ruckus on Ihe stiffness of do j lU lim rttO N HAT*:* aecond year thla week, with Dr. po p! A r a r it lr la A H » « Lucille J, Marsh, director of Gaulle. With all his mercts he Is no diplomat. A littlu smooinM o ra l*’» bureau o f Maternal and ness and tact might havb aaved 400 lives and |»salble ser* Child Health reporting nearly iotiH ill-feeling between English and French. $1,000,000 paid t « private phyalThe third said both sounded possible. He wished he elana and hospital- participating in tha program, , • All kM , IM O waileae. —; — , could believe they accounted for all. He couldn't help feeling IWaka, i f M l d b n M l “■ The country . had not been tn ettJrmi«I»'iV *1? i*k V •« this might bo H manufactured incident, similar to that, OrlaliJioa lev O* n't*** •! wair long until.lt was nbviou* that M lea raw*, w ill Iw £?,'£** • * • » * • * t t t seeming imall and far away, at Sarajevo (n 11)14, which • asvsstisla* rate** the low pay grade aerviceme — ---------- »* ----------started the first World War. The incident, he feared. could not maintain their families # * # *r p ia . ■ ** lac-**••»#*#.and aDo pay for the world'# w in M Ii T»* Btwll mifght spread through the Arab League, thence start n yr rat cat increase In babies on i N I I M l I H »l* #1 e * r »r lU la s /an-lslnmic movement throughout the world. A "holy war” i < h aaalHlalaa* la tk » ISfa­ their low pmv 11 Hot "net la. Wit) i l S l k l * f tfc* aaa airr wllfc etla* of this type, in which Moslems fought non-Moslems, would thla realitationo. Congress bn •I h * * * * * a r i* r * la U l « t » be more devastating to civilization than anything seen yet, appropriated more than .$70,000,. W js»v- _________ ________ i 000 top the purpose o f prvnaUl. Haral* la ■ a * a l f » a t TV* True, even Moslems could nol win without the niechnncal delivery and post|urtum core uf Iri t r m a l l r a u earla- means of fighting possessed by their opponents. But they i hOO.OOO mothers, pins the tir e ta I M aar tar I f f al*al l l M at alt a*wa elspalses# could start bloodshed, destruction, bitterness whch it might ' of the babies until they have - la ll ar a *I;« r l M i " fr C reached the age of one year. 1tnke a century to overcome. In Florida 7,700 babiea o f atrI; area *a*n.*,»* Nataly. All agreed finally in the hope that this example vicemen In th* four lo s e r pay what could happen to n confused and war-weary wo grades have bean ushered Into the ! might prove fortunate, if It roused all the nations to me world under the EMIC program, OKIOtNAl need of working together from now on. supervised by the .State Hoard nf i - • F R ID A Y. JU N E H. IMS NO LINING Health, with 0,064 babies “ on their way, and nlrcady certified." >BfRLB VKKHF. FOIl TODAY j 'i •>r ____________ • * Dr. Marsh ex glared that race, creed or nationality is not con­ we Ma y a d v e n -i “Ton much is plenty”, according to the old vaudeville tE BOLDLY A N D FEAR sidered when applications nre be­ ing processed for ihita earn. Nor !8LY) HehiJd i am ith joke. Baseball fans will echo this sentiment on reading that are questin'* asked pertaining to • imI will keen thee In all the two New York teams are lending the major leagues financial background. The money whither tnou goes! —Oen. The Giants might he forgiven, ns they have nof been first. was earmarked solely ' fo r the lift. If ' »inre PflIJJI. Once in 12 yenrs could lie tolerated in 'i -New low payed servicemen's families, NOAH'S ARK ii ml all I lint u needed to be rertl i York ,esm. „ fied Is the ratfrg nf (he prospec­ V l u i tks I*h I i w • was M id i l* 1st* J i T'. (From Sioirti) i The Yankees are a different story They have won tive father. ‘\ Itpbln and rat laith »harr cool osdo Sm tailor, Mr. Amorica'i t seven years out of the lust nine, and were Imrely nosed, Aside from the ‘ cnjro o f Iho fovorits »«rtiod o# #oisg that it tv wtor ■ ; hour*. .out the other two years. Since 1921, when they started iheir mother before, during ‘denverv a cool 4fold faliw laock Tlo by loon fe a a rl ami w olf and lark. and' afx weeks after want th. Irvmmoll. G voio»(»td voikoblo , . . la a gull ami there a *-oom>, jM'nnulit habit, they have won flags in 14 years nut of 24. 1 baby receives check-ups until i! wriotiot srogorots . v . poDslod Afold n4 ■■•*£!> In the dark. While il is still early to assume the worst and Ifm't I has passed its first year. Nearly Cosftruct.oS — SO, lining. Foikioa-riflkt pollsrsi Old icy Cpol colors . . . to iuiisIn^1a ^Noah'a^/Trk.^ r |for u double NPw York victory, the sittmtidil'in dflTTgeroilS I 600 Florida babies coming In lie “ sick" category have required plooto svery prsforooco. Perhaps the two teams have heard of the ODT ban on! special medical and n u rsi's cir* donkcV walk* with dignity,] a‘ world's stJfies this fall unless, as last year in the .mst if i A ir T y C ? i. '*during the past two yearn. Andt ov«r hl« head are atara.^ I Si. lands, tsith teams should come from the same town. Ilu:.! - ( PjJ^Tr/ A large portion of the molhrrs In bright tirorraaion rklaa the 7/hde ttriiA Ca te. an nll-New York contest would l*e a high price to nay anil ttaoics receiving „ o n c . „ i o. anak*. the EM IC care have bem visitors eveu for n world's series. HO MI OIHUIttC ArrITHOUT tHit IA I*1 Like a train of emerald cara. I..i it! o-o-i hui irr vi*.it | imn-athl There is urgent nee,( Iduring the season bv a numberGn Florida following their ser Poetry *one hv ion ran makr . A loo that ha, no liar, aKjhjI,I i«»“ ahlv i f'*1 rr»«*nrch tn ii«*v$*loi> f>f KxchanK^ uffllintPR. thougS $ *IIIV I lfitHfn ifMikv W I V E ' H 1*01 N T S Y S T E M nrsell more conned pro mos| of them hud all the fruit already left the slnle, and manv I d ffill i ki*t tile I fn ei Lit satlt- t " a.* - O' are atilt to come. To receive th, e u iftinon, , en-ori T«... t u *l 1*1" '* - “ * “ * (ht' oewer pro they could handle with present fiictiiiy itr ire* So welcome. dove snd ilsrklin-T car*, all that ta necessary is to eriuipment and the labor avail­ v#*miw i« mori, ....... . product* like concentrate* uiillotiii fur Hiiti-i A Clearwater wur wife after si inlying the ixrnit system ' crow. out the black. arailslde able to them The percentage of fill crystals Proud eaeh of hi# feather. devised by the Army to determ tie which men should (w linn rlam TI if Itr-:. t dustrv. through a private phypirmn par fruit handler! inrrraned substan­ like hi • t ..Ih*-I rnrin.n activities, r,*e production o f Florida fruit i Lie L.ie down, oown lion and rest, lamh. released has prepared a [mint system for the wive- of -ml- lllffw tlcipnting in the work, the local ,period . . . of .rend ............... FQX THI AftMtD fORCIS ustmanl. |u 'd l"olmbly mcrciisc In the nest tially during the season.” B aft hen health department or the Itr.l PALM I IA C ff 4 M n UNIFORM T ilt W her. the I'nrifir fu litm g enit* f 'Vr year* or more ut n rate of h ,n elephant.1 1 wildcaL^doiiI H ere la h er (siin t a y a le m fur w o m en , Muskrat. Croat. If tne applicant is a strati we mile! ft d market* fur t h e !''l" ’,,, lb,000,000 boxes n year, op Mack as4,|t|i*^A A Hkahl O. 0 I , T e n points fo r e v e r y c h ild o f school n g e and fifte e n Lovely and ar free together.' gar and rot familiar with local uirreu.e iii out ....................lurln**1* 1 “ bout the same rate as in the _ _ „ _ . PRAN C lR M AQ U IH K j ixiin ta fo r e v e r y ch ild under. physicians, either of the latter •the war y*ur. which governmeiu j 1"* 1 f|ve years. Planting* of new; f O ,y 0 U O W l K e S I O r YY U l t * o agencies will give her a list /)•’ _] m --- . --- ;— , . Tel) isiints for having a baby withoul its father be -gen tle, illiv* lukt- This problem »’ «• * »• Continue Its fast as nurserL ,;r T J V tv ii . /. The body of Hitler is claimed I „ rw, . n| Of participating doctor*, l’ art of is grentert‘ in Florida than in <■" «U|>plv the treea. Many O C A LA , June H, (Slfecial) — lha application Is tn be filled out M O • t t f g - been found. Or wa. a ; lnK P rI0f,ent-, , ,, ('^>e^l e ^t,'Mefl,* Wear ellhcr Texas up ( ..lif.um'a bei , hc additional 60,000 acrea o f Haas Allen announced at hi* by the " “ 1 ■' ■ 1 rive pointsfor everywnr-iu*cuHaitat«d move the nrosective mother, the ■woks "i WW'i i ■* jmi cruse nul prculuction hti. in-lkruve* set out ill the last lew Five points for every aerimm illness of a ch ild w hich creased more bv the physician. It i» then planted by 'leurs #c'r>b Planter! oy grow er* Tampa is planting to resum* yon saw through alone •In thin l i l i , t i l i n g advatilagy p f Trensury De- snake, since Jan. 1, 1042 which Ita Florida Fair and (I--psrl!!a T c n p o l n t a i f y o u l i v c d - W l t h o . l t su p p lvn n -n t.irt hu-ome ...... th, w .r. J-T.ndn " p r o d u c e , of P,he he began to be swamped . with t’arnlval next winter. _____ a - o n th e pay o f an en listed man. ' W .tm imxoa r rfit.ru . fru.t it ^ x*trmJ h ex war contract* for venom need in .Important g t .erali ar* roturaribtf— nrHnFfp j Fiv$-w rint$r T f jjroq TDanfget^ a w a y tif liv in g ahum to r 1 *“ **•,.“ ,c' " “ ^ i^n** of * 6 t & l| s S i^ W ie x . if th e. making .o f ..life-aarirtg, jsnakebile seruni., , v • * lig to Aai*rtrx *o fa n ihe#e with instead of going hack to your hus! ?,cp .^ ' M o c A Jh" "In? JS’ ^ fS T ’ ay* thrv are said to lw r illine In revealing this unusual in-, band’s people or, your own, s.ici s».l a*C?.,Iitslinn l%,.- ft....... ■ , L. .... -i ^ CCL ^ ^ rloxen In N*w York. , r.-rsed nrTxliiction ho. Ice., t.,k~nJ p r.co ta the valur o f a1> formation. Mr. Allen pointed out O ne point fo r ever)- m o n th y o u r huHhaml lun I,con ' thc # "v«n rn em . and it i- for protPrtir , « n() rsnluce the taxes | that, he had personally produced One goorl thing about having In the* aervict*.— C le a rw iite r Sun. ,h,lt J*n*1 /' !>l,r pr(M {V* ^hlch tho Kwicrni ^ov®rnm«»»,t from nearly ID.C00 snakes, at "*• ' " u*t develop new ckllin, de--, Kt„ from cltru, g ro w e rs ” ha drought now: wa'II prniiably hast one-half o f the venom, sup­ mum! nfU r the w*r I’ roflut‘turn^ ava mhre rain later on in the plied to the nation*# laboratories o f winter orange, VI California ^ r ' Commander estimated govnntmtr whan I t . begin* to a*; since January, 1 8 4 ? . > , Mas increased nohe’ nt all d..r„, J purch* M!r H " r‘^ hot. "Each snake w .a handled Jour tho war yearn, and grapefruit, ^*J* *i, *** * season at 1 S production In Texas, has Increased 0^ the orange crop and 2J per tlmea,” he * pointorl. ottb ’ i^vrea - Miami colnplalns of smoke time* w h ile'b ain g ” t>ilikh4"--and L , than In Fjorldn, It will w| ™ » « P ? L rulL i T ’,,t & from EtrargUdaa liras and plan** add n processed form. * lie once while bafnr O a n s lm ft; to up to* Tliirliln, thcr«foiT, lc» »(u-1fresh , are grounded aa visibility b«com*» described Vai "m oat significant” rest pans. Now that th e 'w a r In VL-litp n ■rmtl-wnr rlvUiim I m T A M P A , June 8, (Special) - - 1 could change the rnttrr ol|l look MfO. Worse than that some nf the Increase. In the canning of Europe is over, at lexat Half of Uie richest land 1n the world Is The current Florida drought may “ The greatest problem in t V itomnnil. oranges from 21 percent of* the the job of stlpplying'. vanom la In m e n . years thrte ha, b e.-,,,-^ „ „ ^ Ilon.<nt ■ , .„ v burning up. Wa fiddle while be aa disastrous in ll* effect o-t 1 of Florida citrus next season's fru it production miuction a* t distribution Rome bum i. Mittlc increase ,n the sal* « fresh ,hi# SP>, otl , , Bl(j t[ U pvlllent rbrppleted." ^ 'T T ' n . .. . ‘ ' hurricane, crqpR ncQtt- jciiRo \ mify br Inin* rsuge, and vruoefn.il I, i n , , ht, , Bfl{| mon, nf the I . wu ' * ‘C* ^ t orUlion. Th* t r » n* fpi of armt-.i which destroyed 36,000,000 boxe. that canned Cltru- tn>, •-* i |-'tort<lsa or.nee crop will h, ,itil- j handling this unusual w .r JonFlorida's .legislators nre having force* from Europe to the Pni-tfl- appears »r e ,ap| roarhmg the r>enk of iirr* r 7 o c .« in » nla U In fu 'rect. the almond hit., on Feb. aa much trouble over reappor- o f fruit, C. C. Commander, gen will place an additional heavy <nt #ra| managtr .o f the Florida • 28. 1044 leaving him In the andemand Florida cantn tlonment aa tha Frisco delegates load on the overburdened fall |ilunt* could pack 00.000,000 rases Cltrua Exclmnga, d nga, declared in his 1044-46 .eaaon w «i one vlab). poafUon o f balhg th^ only ovar tha veto question, or Franc# roads. I f the railroads do not o f cannetl citrus lulce* a year, rood sucaessfu) In the msn In America 4 W . j t o > n and England over Syria. In- fact, annual report today. get more motive power and car, but they hnvg never sold more o f tha FJprtda .Citrus Ex- eurvivedL th# U U b L > L tba world today, I. J w t pM big ■ j Q l * 'gN , U RoJTFFt, particu: thara-jfbl^ha lo n W f delay* in the “ 'M r. Commander report-■»nak# whoa* ventm .p ew rttted • U rly ” tn unlrrtgatad rrovaa, that delivery o f fruit and greater can- th a n "W .N », r h a p p f T i m l l y , ----•PL . lew tonnage was acquired| main artery. ., W > i . .It now appkara Florida will have sestlon In term lia l market*. A rtpraaantatTve o F one large lass fruit In 1045-48 than was Thar* I* little proapect that boats more canning nlant* will not solve future nroductlon rrohjem* unless A m e ric a manufacturer tail* us marketed this season," he said. for coastwise service, or mare .that h i* ' company haa enough " A 1st* bloont^may Imnrov* crop motor trucks, will b* available sale* of canned product* can t>specta but tha, records show radjr on hand to lake t heavy crop* Usually do not Ive years after restrictions bra lifted to fill- Given half a chanra follow hurricanes.” there ahould be no alump in busi­ Mr. Commander urged thnt ness for many yaari to ceme maximum jrlcea fo r next season e r v i c e li - i-------- ^ ________ , * be Increased to compensate Flor­ ■ Japan.ae balloon, have been ida grower* for drought losses, -----------falling In this country an far the same aa they ware adjusted l i t aa Michigan p r o r lr g -th s t thla aaaaon because of hurricane la Jape hay. produced a “ secret losses. “ This quafttion tl'v ita l to eepon" o f real Importance to all grower*.and ahould be decided tl. country, I f balloon, can be bafore the harvest, o f ntw fruit learn from Japan to bomb Mkhl- begins,” he declared. an, It would be a almpla matter Dlacnailn* _i future proapecu, i extend their rang, to the M r. Commander paid; ■*Th.re will be fewer apple* each. Further .perfectIon could but m ort banana, and other icreaee their accuracy. Hut Ilka fru iu to compete with dtroa next am# o f Girmany’s n\o»t dan- ae*»on. There will be unemploy­ arooa "aaeret weapooa," M r* ment In aoxta eection* but, on the ictlon' may never be attained fty whole, rqnaumer buying power I* apan before ihe^ looaaa th . war. expected to toflUnne at a high level. Oovemment purchaaea of One o f the beat, a/tlflea w t cifrua frulta will continue too, but may be amallar than thla aaaaon. The audden end o f the war with Japan would seriously l» appeared in Tha Hay a tfa c V tM pltlon'a economy and i'he Sanford Herald iHet ^Abble Views About Syria RbUSER Maternity Care Program Finishes Year Of Service K E E P..; Y O U R TEMPERATURE DOWN 4fOtD too Much New York rfs IS vJ Ross Allen Handled B. L, Drought Is Viewed As Presaging Great Reduction In Citrus Crop f THOUGHT for FATHER’S K Is / * i N S because ■| / W E P U T S e fiV I C E I " Madefor the Masculine. ia,n0,S'“S [.v « f7 & I I STe-SANFOPn •tss& a ; asisi sSi^aa1,* Infantry moved In. Ha: thera so aoon after a that an hi* ftn t.'trtp >•». ball he had to . lead Garmana to get, tha P Seminole Dry Ckaner* B E T T Y B t lB U K L L Jot |\ 'irh'. r* j- = . �• I F R ID A Y , JUNE 8, l ‘J4 TUE SANFORD HERA ID. Sa N F o RD FLORIDA Social A n d Social Calendar Personal Activities , -- ~~m Recital p | A lfred B. Itohsnii is expected i uf arrive here to spend the week-end with his parents, Dr .mil Mrs. J.N. Robson. Mrs. J. M. Brady hu* retur ed frum Chadliourn, N. C where she sjtenl several weeks with Iter daughter, Mrs. (ilenn W lm lii'h. Ralph T ular Is espectetl to arrive this weekrntl from Rich mond, V*. to visit w ith hi* par ents, Dr. and Mr* J N Tolar, fur n few days Mr* FT 'll. I anej ha- rrturtie I from .Savannah, ha where site • pent tt week viith rela tive, lle t niece. Miss Maureen Wittier, re turned home with her for a visit Mr an t Mrs Carl F and children, Hubby no June of Hampton, Vu peeted to arrive this w e visit with Mr. and Mr Madden Van I). Jefferson H 2 c of the Sanford N'aval A ir .Slutiott an I Mr*. Jefferson left Wednesday afternoon for * weeks' leave in Baltimore. Mil. fo r a vi-it with relatives and friends Celery Crate Will Hold Dance Tonight F lY p liufti Senkarik Rev. Ed. F. McKinley-’ 1.‘ , 1. i . iln ll f I _ .. L O __ 1__ * \\ t*ili K h.h. r.t i key Will Preach Sunday Rout Ride and IMcnlciSrhiHjl Regins Monday >* The Hanford A tlu n tir N ational Hank (tavr it* em p lo y***, o ffic e r* anti director* n boat ride and picnic la*t Monday The Skylark le ft Urumley'* Ibrat House at 200 o’clock fur u point near Lemon ttlu ff on the St. John* •River where various »| «irt* were Miss Madeline M alleai present1 enjoyed and the fo llo w in g wer# ed her pupils in a musk recital . uwardetl prizes * for their sk ill; on Tuesday evening at 8:00 I*. M. , M r*. K u m *II Sirm an*. Mra. H enry at tha W om an'* Club. A ssistan t I o ° i_, A . W olcott and M r. H e n ry A . talent lo t tha evening was j a n e i fl" r' 1 W olcott, Robert W . Deane, while C. Roth, Sp. T . 3/C. U S N R . Mias I Mnl g iv in g a few lesson* on casting, 'Roth possesses a warm resonant . caught a fiv e pound h s*i. m etxo-aoprano and rendered her ,j"u lo iter Miss B etty Doris W ll vocal selections w ith trut, color- [ w,ln 1 Hams was surprised by having tu] tone* and a charming s ty le . ... a birthday rake com plete with ol expression. For an encore w t|i ' M l** Roth sang tho spiritu al , candles presented In her, and the •’ Hard T ria l*.* ' r,Ucf ( P a rly was then served u supper o f The piano aoloa and duet* ,on w frir d chicken, co m qn the cob, ranged from beginner* to ad. . salad, rake and co ffe e. vanced numbers. Saxophone a n d j . ‘ A ft e r n happy aftern oon and clarinet selections were p la y ed ' ,,1” evening, the fo llo w in g voted In Ly B illy Bryant, Donald F u lre il.l m ake the event an annual on*: Flora Kipp ami Mlko W h e ic h e l..M * mp Mr. and Mr*, (ic o r g e D. B is­ T h e platform and club house' hop. Mr. and Mrs. L It. CImpmali. wery decorated with pedestal! Mr. and Mr* J.L. In glev. M r baskets and vases o f glad ioli, „ , and Mrs. R-A. New m an. M r and M r*. Il.lt. i'ope. Sir. and M ra F. F. Mann. Mr. and M r*. U.C. Mc­ Bride. Robert W. Deane. Mr. and Sirs. K.M. Swaint, Mr. and Mrs. II.A . W olcott. Mrs. Russell Sirmons. Mrs. I’.M. S cott, Miss Janet B oyd. Miss B etty Doris W illiam s, Catherine M cNhM , Mr#. Pfc. Jam es Currie returned to ­ Miss day to his home at R aifiiril after M ary It Cameron, Mrs. t.ancUe visiting w ith Mr. and M r* George Owens, and Miss B ertie Hughes, M r und Mrs. K K. Roumillut. and FI. W ell* fo r srveral days. M r*. I..I. F'lurier, Crank B lair, Mrs. Jam es It. Kinney has re­ fa ith fu l d ll piny re o f the bank fo r turned fro m a tw o w e e k .’ vuea- m any vrnr», nerved the «e e «t a . ] tion spent in Birmingham, with rela tives and friends P re s e n ts HAVE i'uur Sanford churclir*. the T ’ tr<hyterlan, the F irst Methodist, l or Episcopal and the I’o ( r « » t'linal churches have united m ih» D aily Vacation Bible School which begins on M ord ay niornlng u !l .'ill A. M. Mrs. Kdward Kircher will be imneral superintendent of the -rhool, The R egistration o f studerts begins at D:0O o'clock at the Bark Avenue entrance to the Methodist Church. T h e opening -essnm o f the school w ill ha held at fl:3f) o’clock Monday "mi m> in the auditorium o f the hirst Methodist Church. The Beginner's Department • ill be supervised by Miss F ils Colton and a fter the first open­ ing session will m eet at The Methodist Church. T h e Prim ary I rpartm enl will be auiwrvised hv Mi*. It. F. Cole and will rnerl idler the o|>ening session at the All Methodist* and tho public in gen eral are invited to worship with the members o f t he P i n t Met i'hurrh un Sunday iiiurrnnir The Rev Fd K. Mc­ Kinley a ill jirearh hi* fir « t ierumtit t»i 11 ttKJ itVlock ami thus In- Daily \ »> u I t " w e ld in g will 1v an event Inn mimklry u* panlor o f id 1 I rite rest m . “ I >t,.ul.i v , .1line 1 >. 41 I in I* M the chnr li taught tu ai *•' the T n n itv Lutheran < hutch Re> und Mr a. .McKinley amt rr R ecreation i iitlam lu fam ily nrrived Thursday evening II plan irtl un i M r., Srnktirih stlcrnted the from Jacksonville, Fla. and w ill nd work period ti>,„| ,,-hools and was graduated at the M r thud 1st Ramong car d to opv firim Seminole Hlgtr Sr horti anri »»*e, ft IK Mncnolin A fm iP. ReV, church school [min M imtreat ( ’ tillrkc tit Mon M cK in ley MUi'ceeil* Rev, Joe A,.' '•leil to ad vise trr.it N t I'lit ti ic irn lly she Tulle n hu hat Iwrn tran sfer real enroll at tile |m, hern em ployed at the San to the Piret .Mpthotlhii Church in , <>•' Monday t,p!,j \ ll%u| A ir Station Fill* Iti iolenton. nii the ripening It, •W.-\ was form erly attached to ■.t rtn A, M tilt . i l i Siititoiil N aval Air Station a n d ' W hen the futher o f Madaint Intel -eiM-d iii the I’ ai tfic lie < lining Kai Shck was convlsted h.t i e, rut I’. ictu in rd to tin to t 'lirist innlt» bv the r.lutain o f, Madam Ilining . the I luted States fio a do day a steamship he took the captain's as alaw tit a leave name In baplixnii "('h a r le s J o n e s "! Dear Pop: Once a year we Ret it chance In thank you fm all work and getting in nut >*f jams, (Which I'einitnl see you tomorrow.' No kidding imp. we think you n> treenhack* logelher anil pn ket! util some lhiug'< (Don’t wyrry, mom ilitln‘1 pick it out.) The nuke! Father’s Duv. Sue nave you a h e ll that’- 'ttljnsthMi' . or weren’t yon hinting'' The swim short* itre fm'n on all, in it |top? The C elery Crate w ill hold ita firs t big dam e o f the sum mer seksort to ight from K .Ol) to 12:00 IV V . The music for tlm cln g w ill he supplied hv the new jook box with ail the latest record*. A ll stiiilents are invited to wear infaunal |du clothes so they cn enlny the new big electric fan* installed A new pool table hit- also been obtained ami all the l«>' - a i r invited to ronie tinw t to the I tiite tinti try It ollt Refreshm ents w ill It** served to nil a ttendiii.’ the In tire J LL a 1A ■11 J Tin- i ’ lh.l Club regular business inee duy evening, June o'cltH-k, nisteail of m eetin g at ’t :-T0 I* erroneously ,tstcd d a y ’ s pa|>ei Edward Marshall is lerupnrnt ing nicely from n toflsllrctomy which was perform ed In the F 'e rn a ld -1 a u g h t n n M e m o r ia l Hus pita) on Monday He h *» been rg movesl to his home un 123 b Magnolia Avenue. ^ V ,, Mrs L -(L Hunter nrul Miss Betty Hunter recently attended graduation exercises at the A "n et .Scott C ollege, where M is* Mary Alice Hunter receiver her H.A. degree M i.s Hunter was n mem­ ber Ilf the Agnes Scott Scholastic honor roll fur 104 4-4b. Mrs J A Rabun and daughter, Beverly, o f Tampa spent last week-end in Sanford with Mrs Rabun's mother, M r*. Chapman and attended the graduation exercises at Seminole H igh Bekyuii at which tint* HatMld Chapman received his tlij’ loma. Mis* Jane • Robson returned home Thursday from Hasting* whrre 'h r ami Lieut. Jg) I’ earie Frsnretr-I jtFTIs. with Sabbath Chimes (B e h r) Mrs. L. Itobso 1 were v isitin g their sister, Mr*. II. 1- Anderson, Wirbold’ . C avatina from "T h e B arber who was removed Irom the lilenof S e v ille " (R o u ln l) Donald dale Hospital In Hnlatka where ■he had been for 10 day*. Lieut. F'u'relJ. Mignonette (U chner) Norma Rnhivnn lia* gotten an extended leave anil is still in Hastings Jean H am ll t Just A -W e*rvln ’ For You (C a r ­ nursing Mr*. A ulersnn. She i* rie Jacob-Bond), Wilt Y fU Be expected to arrive in Haufurd tumember (Sigmund Rom berg), day and w ill leave Saturday for Ah. Sweet Mvstery o f L ifa - (V ic ­ Snriugfirld, Mast, w here she is stationed at the U. S. N'aval Co.itor Herbert) Miss Both. The F lie r (F n d rte e n ) B illy v[descent Hospital. ItruanS • V',VV Tyant, (b ) L . ’ Reborn Fleu r* lie (BftronenacHlen) .(■oUce* Brilliant ( H e n ) Cherry Ilio Bello Kortaon. * -V Second llunarlan Rhapsody Exarpte fro m "FrUkr") Mr* W. M. Mixon - II ^ S J— . 1 — I I Mary Alice Hunter F i n i shes Course Troop# 2 and D E C A TU R , OA. M b* M A r y S ratM B B ford, waa among 101 aenlotm w h o Annual Pfctiic GiVen For Herald Employees Member* o f Tha S an ford H ctald sta ff and a group o f friend* enjoyed a picnic and boat rid# on the St. John* R l w yeeterday afternoon. Boardjnjr the "S k ylark ’ a t tha ’ Oateen Bridge the group cruietd up U»* river to "R o u m llla t’i C ove' where a picnic eupper wa* eervad and numerous outdoor g a m e * w ar* re: Hr. in, Mr. in, Mr. Mr*. W. Gordon Mrs. If. Roby t r. Mr. Mr*. Lloyd L . Hi---- ty, - Mr. and and and and and Mra. J.C. Mltchslly Mr. and Mra. Those attend log race!ted the Bachelor of Art* deMra. Holland U n thU morning D.E. Norwood. Mr. and Georg* Karadcmoi, Mra. rln* Beal, Mra. Maybelle Bn Mia* Anna Browne, MU* raen Neugent, MUa Mildred liaau, Paula Jean Nonroot SPORT COATS My Hurt, Bchnffltpr & Mttrx mnl ntht*r fine mukt>jt SWIM ’N P L A Y SHORTS LEISURE COATS By McGreiror By McGregor, Van Hcuacn, Solid colors, two tones, in 100/{ light weight woolen* $9.50 to " LEATHER BILLFOLDS By Prince Gardner, other famoug make* . , I.D caae, with or without zipper dosing TIES 1 automobHe fd rth Dr»o3, ’< STW ™ By BoUny, Van Heuaen. Arrow....M -'M , (pill* ts i) A 13-75up . LEATHER FITTED CASES $7.95 up • $9.50 to 7.50 ■ $ s— (litas la x ) L’ORLE TOILETRIES LOdOrnnte .............................. — _______ .J r fl.OO (pjus l»*J A fter Shave Lotion ........ ......... ............... fl.OO I (Pill* Shnving. Soap and Cream ..... . C k *> 60c up SLACKS . B. A than. Tropical worsted finlah, Ravon/and wool mixturea or nil wool, light weight ■: v l ■■■■ hm i i [ i n HI 1j 1 \m K: 11 �} I FltmAY, JUNB *; *M5 THE SANPOEO HfeltALD, SANFORD FLORIDA Camp Blanding To Have Open House On Infantry Day CAMP B L A N D IN C . lo GET THE THRILL Wft 1k .« i rrt ' •; Jr- TON'KillTH A U .S T A U FKATUKK BEVKNTH H A C K — l-’ L ' T I ' H I T V Grey hound G U a ii on the air n*er W D II O. loin a ht it >1 1 'iml over ItOCK V |.A I * I AHSI1 JE H S K V III! I A i . t l i . si k i . ii: r m M A S S . UK I ( iir .M tu 1. in 1 W i l l | ul 11:15 » I t ll a l l t h e “ .l.-tee* ,,o tne dog* at ihr Sen* t <1 Orlando Krlllirl Club » i>5 JO! ! \ M \i h i :ii. vim ttnr«*M S l a r l « ; (lil I'. M. S h arp Sanford Orlando Kennel Club Turn a I Rrd Arrow On Roiitr 17 (Sanforil H)gh«*s>> tween Fan ford and Orltindn. ut I im» k >*.mkI mi«P Horn e . Tim fiiilpTirlnii imritrij gwr iu»ti» » r a t'lftflilKaateill anil ii |»(n*Ih («-I a* In anti *i ! of . m Km t hen ti * gin^fj. thl’ li mi eight mr rnudifnmi'd plrivhntl*** where tiie Intent movie* rnnv he seen nightly, and Sundnv after i naoii Shades of the conn r nar out. the gerierul store, or the nid bistro are the I ’ X '* where the ‘ inert ir l a i nver a cord .’t.'J t e n nhnfi f**» the neci bailie* of Army ) life, mi tiji a r«*fresiling soft If You Own A Ford Chevrolet, Plymouth Or Studebaker Sedan NAVT MiOtCAL CCRP.'.UN M l woumlej M annn at a rocil«t«lc »1(1 f tal nn on the .|>ulhcrn Olnimwj lloat bet w e n Slttirl uml Niib. A l<ea;i)*incrk (ro>«cround)au <-> u walklc-M l';i<Ftn mat r tnnturt with the rear mea fcrcdVIn pref ... nn for tb- tvn-ntt »n r>l thv ( , JU:.ltio Ttil* i« an nflicial U 8 Manor Form photo. ( Jntrrtijfioi hold a " C " irimollnc ration hook wo ran in.urc your automo­ bile airainat /fire, theft, windutorm, follinK oh.'eets, pilferaKtV rialnjt water, trial* brrakaee, wrongful ennrenion. malldoua niiichief and pay HO', of the li n t t a w and 100't of the amount in e ic e i. o f $250 of onrh I direct liy . or. damurr l»jr foil * - 1 lion or up*et for 135.80 the lnt j lent nod I'Jd.'it) thereafter, pay-j mid drink Three large Service Club*, l*enu(ifnllv eiiulppeil arm well si ittalid **»• ,t ha(>|*V hideout iforn b»M.ti i . life ion i m. da men Irt < miiH i- and v nr *11v id s , bf*M ' Hr I* to read , uingu* m u - in in id I thioiigli on1 11 1m► t idefihmie openilor* to hel 11 make liiaf cherisheill call home or a Inrv imp on the pprnwhitg lawn, ftesideH (lie Srr~j vice rlfhsi there a re The truest htiii i es w h©i *■ a i i.n11 fro ifn nirirn* dad, sla, the girl frieml, or it few hiitifm wi|h the one who ! under lands ibe wifi ii e a te s an iitmosphera o happtne** A large Open Air Then ter on I ihe I'uiadrt Cl f Miml i p I lie freI !*o.*pr i»f I s i i Shi'Vk* fen |*i-fO,g v•.i eu'o* f i on! -he wi»rtd able 113.16 A t in d y of types and sue* are available—all ready to install in your home. It i* d ifficu lt to irlve exact I fiirure* unle*. ue know the v e a rl «n d model o f your automobile j and the kind o f u e ,o lin e ration book you hold. In.urance on higher priced auto mobiles will ro..t more, but our , savinge to you will be riuire W h y not drop in to ir e m, or phone 178-J fo r inform ation and ra te . N'o obligation to boy. K.1 |, l i mm I o n l.r .tl In M -n u U r ....Inn lit rt.nJi»it. Flurtit... *.n tin. Itlr llh liny '•( Junr. tv tl Kll.ltKK A l> l » t l r It 1‘ MlNTH ii it m r n . III m V CltMTIIKKT. 1 K -W W I.K I.t.A S t' ||.,.I||| Ilf < iiiW U a t Sit. I 'lillllly I 'n l l i p i l . . K » t n llli> lr F u t ilit y , KliMWi* ' i l l f l-IFI tl, ,Hk ,tl.l tTTKStl W ' > ■ I, tli i ni I* II I ' M n IN I hr II*'.ml '•( Ftniiily i m i iiilt .iu iir iii, H r m lm il. t 'l i u h t y , j- iiif tii# M P f f l j ' ________ l ! ______ Flakes 18-oz pk«. 10c Tin H a lifa x “ Gnaottrv’ eitaliluhrd iii 1762 JuhuApluitim-ll win the fir st pa tier to’ U- nul> lishi-d- ill w h l ) J» now the tin minion o f Canada i* the oldunt « THE CLD JUDGE SAYS e llv BREAD V/2 ib Leaf EIGHT O’CLOCK 3 lb Bag m -p rtin 11 n w r I l.il . I ir e h V. 4)ry Cleani'r 5.1c|Beans 2-lhs 'h fllr lt m a , K r l f F ' b l Bt, |> M llrr 1 r|lnM Flavor-Aid pkg. 4c Squash Ib. I’ l r t i l r Patt-*- F .r .h I / > Pickles 22-oz jar 21c Cucumbers Ilf t llf t r f l » — IHttlt* Flour Ilf Butter V tfa itfcjft **|| I 5-lhs. H lt ft fM ^ k iiiit it t fa |lir C reH d l I-ih. 5-lbs. %% h llr 21c Onions O lA ro M lb. It ft la I Ii h 31c Potatoes ll lr I* K » r lt 4 r < J 3-lbs. | 'r r « h Choc. Syrup jar 27c Cabbage R k u r ir s m if i * Ib. i I* Advance 4-11) ctn 72c i*t«achcsk -lb. !*• 1*1. Cake Flour 25c I'n n r r l i l a c k a j i i G s r r r n7:"Peas — Ib. ^ ■ in d e n p ’ — -t~ h nkg. y?" 12c 1 cl>PfK^ 2 -lbs. t ilt h j— P ie r - Ih lld n * ., 1Grape Jain . Mustard* I‘- 1 . r r n t C H e jg b N k t d '. __ _ Pan jyitul a j. _ , . a tlttl Tib.Jar lUc^-JLlhJar 1-lb jar 9c WtKf ll.iW " TVlIllnl tilth t 11itIi. u * HANDS ON HI AD AND FACING IHI WAU, t h n r q* vrrjin Evap. Milk Itlciali » r r n in varlom stages of untirri* when ilrittsh troo|>s iciied the hifiti numnaml hrnduUartct* at Flrnsburs. Germany, where the Doenlti “ gns ernnimt" w-n» functioning after llie uncomiitiunni surrender of G rin uiiy. Alirltish Tommy keeps a watchful eye on the ctptlvra • (fr/ernirlinnah In 1RH5. Otto Mcrgcnthalrr lcM>k out a United Slate* patent for a slug casting machine, which w «» f*u ruts ul n> mu A c l u f t l i , ‘la’ ll |> Ifttiir* adoptcil dlyr-lns tl| » t^ L> #* *»!*»in of tim l^cfnlaviirii j troll Hi n l nit t hr » t» ti hi Inu « f»t] row mInn . t lrtr|£i« uf II vritli^k in ( tint Arm mi in Hrir^ndfM', f.’rtiinty . t.iuprlilhx Llnr U«i» Pr^itnct No, i, utiifi v* i««, knuarri rimi-vd, Florid* .»n<| P It*t.I'tirt |*Afclftrt Nt), 7, olhvrwli-* konwn yhuluot*, Florida, dr corlhtMl ii«t ntlluHii llrglnn'rn. *f th» 1) uni f rtf rtirncr »n lf‘« W e *| boundary of Hectlon Tut*u*hip Ip Mrtulh. Itanattaat* r u9 W r i t In th e Center aiiMig » A p t l y htvMUJ HE Mor .. 12-oz can 33c Carrotaiu l)eli. LE (iAL NOTICE Tiicpon .08c T E A . Vi lb Pkg. 34t. 1It U l l . u a '. — l l f l b l n . the fu ren nner of the modern linotype and enuhlcd one man Thi- flint rrM*i»rtle*l Unt* of thr »ct up the ipiantlty of type f «♦» wtiid In mulcimt’ ' in de-u iiKr a merlv set up hy f l v « or *ix radio *i f vice wq* i f thlh whrn Ih. F rank (Tmrnd pr omim-tl nit Ii a AcncA to radio amateur* | Arhtuiui- Wheat Fliikes SUPER MARKETS Ralston i :l.lii-r m 8 Diri'lCTi Phone i)*i .em l-an n u ally,. The advi.ory Inauranca rale for j the above i* WO-flO -ymaily, | Compariion o f the ahprt fitrurea ihow* that you can la ve 110-20 (he l i t year and tl^.TO yearly thereafter on your automobile in. .urance by placing h i m with thl* aftcnc^. If giij g i.f of tin•»ncn A ir I * • at • i ■( - r d m dmlrtg trie Alim Mu ii'e*y k I#fi• " Pai Hill* I- I » 4 i' i -et'irrd v \ I-I k Surnt *l.» ■ «* i* * \ thV IR T t Specinl F i t , » ilffii* - f*i$*tty ifii N meirtit' 'i H iii'i -*il»lit*r tnU-nl frnrn tup ioti m i .ci v hrafii ti ‘ if slie * ■ * m .i 111111**tif \' i «f M athirn the l*.t- id«*" rust Many tun* f—ft rut«*ifiiiitci• iitiw ilfHiuhbny Id ti' i i’ lirtl MillV |»t»| Ml! yhrtW* i * fi kill ii1 1 rmulr nviiiluhte for ^ 11 Itirtrti .t ful N’ nt iii phi I War I 11o-l i n1111 Ht ii ’MI Iiv t tvitiun SOI IliK I t K K I l UN S . •ft r ; r * T f * Cl! June 1. fSpe. rinh Pfr Itcmrv Joseph fNrgrct) of Krtiiti 2 B o i IH. S»nford, has ml rived nt the Oliver hciieral ft • IMtf! I her© from fivi*r*r«a for f rlhei tnerluai t n a l m i n t I'ft Joseph 2B. ts the inn of K. Jiiseph i»f the name nddic**. Ht* linn been In the Arm y fiver a year and nerved oversea* If yutir nhl window*, frame* nnd wish need re­ pair -M may be easier and cheaper froni tho long yifcW, to put in n new window, ll *i dsiv n u -A w v ^ E p Your living room will be brighter—seem larger— more c!le e ry with proper window lighting. Sanford |Ulljll*hnl If! Ku 111 Jill Ih.- tlCR Ilf Juil* , II mc**** w i U ** \l arid **!•»*•- ■»* OatmeaJuiKlb box 22e *( at in ne I y for those whn want In! write the tnlWfi hark home, iwme« of PICKING WINNERS t,i i ,ip Cereals furriMhi d by civil Ian groups, lend an aroma of hoin#. T b u i « f u i i , in whtle ihijtv the boynri neho >*i id irh tin new* A, f tract ft. (Mi*I »N«> i fid thi* nutter »lii® f^iMrno^i rnwiMt .>« « ptncrmrnt Training ( enter offers a pjnrdtf yr pmiermrrt n%nt hie tics and ill version to k*M?p Its tnen hi a hkp|*v atatr A long uith learn­ ing fht* if rim ledlitira of war the nohlirf* of thu t enter are <»ffried n fun packed currifulum of activilir* that run the gaunt from spurt* to hull-aeaaions. Knthustslh sponsor of the re* creation program i< MaJ. Gen. K.W Kales, IHTl Commander, who recalled for hi* athletic and irritation officer* the words of firn John Pershing. "Clive nm a thmi«an«l men who are entertain ed, rather than ten thousand who has* no entertainment.*' The Mildier* recreation hen ins in the hut*, where «bull-sc**iun» vaitli huddle* help tick o ff the Idle moment*. Mr. it might * !«• ths Cftpiiiaiiv I hi vr mini where intrnnifiii tattle * t roundings, many J <Htx-cli. I >— Vlniton ■bec I o r * .i iiM .1 i.*l ti f h ,f rli-rthm July 2. H iS I d ih* •l/tnm *1» rli» LKSKl A i*ir» coinjir k i l l K I« v tlo « . 1'lfclnrt NO. I, olhcrw U* known ft* ||*u**h, 11 1 m v (• *r M rtf I'lfi t mil llo ii.U , and In kbMctlori precinct L l ... U >lU|UVN No. 7.. <illi*rwrW kAuw ft u CIuaJuww UHA«'K k M A t M I K I ’ N ii I b . Florida. id del e l ml tic ih* li 1* L* FI I.H wfratli** nwi Ur* »td*k (*Urk m! KJ«* i )<jif shall t»* |ir*'biMi«d from running i i i :i « s r • i iti i t t and rmtnlnt a( large In 11**1 part l ‘«»llin<f I'liue, *#f Hr m I rtojf UfiurUf, FhaJdfc. *b**ir« H.MMIM TV |tl II I*1N tli-*elIbrdL rtimprIkidit Klftcllon ITtclnrli N on, £ anil 7 a* afriresoid . F l i t l.l IITA At such Plffthin the (jurvttnn In rHCI I t I T No T fT* loted Dtlrtfl shall be stated till ln»jnHlur« «»f lllrelit.n til* lialldt In Ih* foiloftiRN form I I A T T I K l» Vttltl.lt: MAK l #A M 11 Hll Al.L LI V H HT*H*K Utt I'ltuJ H SToltKV IIIIMTKII KIIOM IIUNMIWi: AMP Mlurk m H l r c l P i r * ItiJAMIMi A T I.Amttt IN ELEC­ \ •; w.UJNKIt TION i»iuxr«Ntrra a a m i s 7 u k IHilllng l»lare SlIMINi HJ-3 COl’ NTV. P U U IIO A ? W,UIN»;it c» ZiTuliK fyiakt ii cr»«< |X> In thr (Jnpipi «»f I hi* Ni»t re ft l:lr*rl*n lirfi*r«- the wuuli VE.S or ■hail be {Hi<tri| t«OlhwIfh Iti a nr* y h# ymtr etiulce.) rHii*plciUtm# piftc-w in i.lffiln n iTe* tut relaxation and itercutlon, Camp fllnnding'* Infantry Re* JftBtup, I hr lire Him rftntar (hi* it of Norltirilf of l^ka ftirmt* Kh M ctI v up llin (‘rrurr •if Ihf Ht .Irtlut- HU-* to tin f Iiii m LftltP I I hi iip > Hffffvcc ^Muthwiiy IhrMinili H* t imy *u the Hi .lobti« tin fit# tpnilh. »-ll) u|> I hn rt t)|K|t|}f Iln> *1 hihilti •Ll >r i It* !(• fill* <«|gj I •■( £* it It thi . Up fh t «■»* ri I r-l «•( . 35c dexo Vegetable Shorteifing 0CQ(|ll4etn. 63c | 1 t i •«*HI*• jlitMFf Him* ••I S'lnitur^ tin ^riiiilm Itluli ii|inn«1 H • I* «m t ref b ult'li |r t fioK i.. |||„ n m c « Him lifttftfi-vrt JlMtiHe* .11 «trul E-iM. »*W TftUtfft Hit** .il ■ulit f l i l i i t Imh »* Ilia East boundary ••t Hcctloh 1 2 . T»*wM*hip : f at L*u>t, Iti» it* n Nnrlli nhiiTu ft*hi f Hn*' iu lhr fHitui «it h#*hi­ nt r m al*rt, bctflntilria -n ihn June* I low of I fins Ilcrtiilor'kliahhlc Crrtk Will* l bn Ht. Jr till* KKrt run IVrsfi r 1y a n d Ho.ut It*•r Ijr ui> *«itt r V * « k f<> lift 1nt«rr«« rtlirti! Mr11 ti I hr Hirtrth Itltlt 1*1 * he Coll hi) o» HI*mhint#, HlDlti t»f Floridn» tiiiitc# Kii * I ntoiig • aid Mouth fViinty ih)* In thi Ht. Ttinna Itlvrr, IHmii ' a Northerly down thr refill" I rtf Iho Ml John* I l l t i r tf* It* liDtnl III InteriK-r thin •Vfill llie CcoitliM'k hf,(chlo I 'f ih* i rtim of i-’ irInnitib. nud iiro* ildltiii fur n r ©T« re ml Util rlocttoii ii|H>n tli#* qiirMInn whftltirr or r»oi Uvt aliKh fthall »*r rpbijillid from r a l larg* In »«ui, an pio.'uon [an i* U n«r htrtby and ordrr*«2 tl* ha h*ld “ “ * " i • «. ■ — i >.ai ... 4 tall cans Whitehouse Apple J u i c e d . .. 16c Mason Fruit Jars pts 73c doz. ‘ "rtftk r flv .qt, jar I5c W«s h »v« what you w aul . . . ou* price* aro atwAya re**oit*hh» , . , our aaiyiea alsfayn • prowtill*rompt an*war t® the- llh W ar Ij .oo rail will h^lo our boy^ ret It over “ oy*T there." FARRELL’S , Arcade Iona Flour 5*Ibs 21c l()-fbs 39%25-lbs 97c Gibbs Baked Beans 1-lb. c a n ... 9c Ann Page Plum Jam 1-lb/ijar ...... 24c Whitehouse Apple Butter 2-lbj jar .. 25c t«h- !■•*, l.’iY Macaroni or Spaghetti .... 8-oz. pkg. ... 5c A Penn Motor OH .... 2 gal. ctH*.... $1.42 Soft. Weave Toilet Tissue 2 rolls ..15c Lifebuoy or Lux Soap ... 3 bark . . . . 20c Gaines Dog F o o d ...... 5-lb b a g ...... 45c White&ail Liquid wax p t 27c .... q t 43c Bohemia Chocolate Pudding i pkg.... 8c PACKAGE STORE Klim Milk 1-lb. c«a 57c . 2'/2-lK caJi $1.33 Hunts Prune Flume v . No. 2'/a can .... lite A& P Grape Juice....... Spry lrlbi jar 24c Scot Co. Lima Beans Sea Rock Peas ...N. . b tL ........20c *L J h ju r flg c Sunny field Fancy Rice .... ll^bl pkg. 16c Jim Dandy Laying Mash.. 100-lbs .. $3.92 Talco Growing Mash .... 25-lbs .... $1.69 Top Notch Scratch Feed Big Mitt Dairy Feed based on 1941 prices -“ Y-'T*" rt 71 . W - t . , '. i - ' a r ,. % -i 'Thoso mirrors are I'ilUhurKl) Bast dnuh* 4*oUdled P|»to. Now is the ‘ It• mlchty nice to receive a comLlUft you've juft giventrt, Judge, We s our ropotttibiliilet very leriotuly f to dft tha right thine with awry, In <pite of it, we set criticized now OLD JUDGE: "Simply IhW.. .can you think of any other bu^neta in which the teller ft mroniible for what the buyer dnea with his merchandtieT If a,person aata too nuidi cake and feta indigeftion, the bakes tlmo to tfet one of theao Nnu mlrruri, pr.ictyl fepm |7.60 to |31.l6 nt Z6<;f Hoduction. . . ■/ , Our Glaw Department iA voinplrte. W« ijun hanille any she Job fttja a modern streamline GlaiftC SUitt Front to e bitter with thR^illfMtS fbn«> RVa tnd Catl't dM[\ Dut tb« OellCf Of »pWt brt' W B 8SB F A m . tifft small window partes. Automobile Glass tristallcd while you Wall The Complete FalntM^d ?G^asa Store ■U jfw rrtK i.n 100-lbs .. $3.19 . 100-1&.... $3.54 �T IIE There’s t N A N FORD Jet Motor Seen Creating A New Plane Industry y#ur frfurt! REAL E S T A T E -B R O K E R P h o n e 732 SW AM PSCO TT M l and and rn nv w C4hm| Iflltllw nf Hct'l Phone da}' or night 237-3 BILL’S PACKAGE uh fo r c o m p le te A u to P a in t in g — Body B e »r — 105 North Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 SANFORD VENETIAN BLIND CO DO YOU LIVE IN A HAUNTED HOUSE? •■m never forget th*«r night flHI thought bi o , inn *|owl) i?nou,| fm akiddivt and hit another <*■> crauh wbr terrible •* • irm trh h l but the dn>* custom-made to f i t each w in d o w . Call 260-J other car m m for free estim ate. BLINDS ( Ia Ioii thr Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights a 7TM> «mi .»t the »n'. 1 \ ,,*v „m\ tn»‘ •a .*e r>MS" ( h*. i i !-t‘trg l * i-f |-» i» fllMr «J'CvrVdll((*tl>*(rf UUTU. TlTEV C sX’ 3iCIC *■> < 1 ••111rf U|> lilfhll, |i*rlllr<( » ’ IK* nr*, f«iH ihre mil dllt'ti'** k m i| p u i e f f i with »m»M . Ir>r « ihrrnt llrfli o * f ‘ + l » H li i"*if ko<tn«T* > f M ••! ’ • h 'H t m i l A H yt>iir 1‘* • w*f-l i : i t r o » f wily h * r> <nir«ri O . |A milfi f i r-ln« | I kiiw* «"J »•■*(* f rum group i - «■ ! -pi Iw1 11■* brio H * v* ♦ * , I hr I ich I rord S rr\it*r In Cent(»tl FI or nln sp ed alife In I*if *Hi-rlMi|K Int*. • D c n M « n o \-/ w o w < o A P F W F C lA T t B t t M & W I W hen illtnnler of kMlWr f ir" * ’ r - H # . m i l l e r to r»m*in t-i > I hr t lilted Sriii* * i' not frdcf i«!h ->• p« ,.*e b jculK I•*' fi«j prd am Seminole coin |di*l i- in if Tire Shop SfricUland-M orrisun i 11*• \ M ia. ood Irteit milk. milt. f»v»« l*M l room. lv9«*. if IfV A Nae*dYia<l«w «n«Fe*LA VOR *H« 20 l»m«w L0flD0f)D£RRy LE<*AL NOTICE • (Quality • S c r\ ir r • T Ii r i tl r KL KP H 0 N E O PE It A T O R S STABILIZER P’1«aia o i l f » v J o»*HC#r S a n fo r d . Kin w e re nigh t ion damIIIf c« '(Aere Hlnif if* i it, our lovely new, hoito HoihIa even Hill's *•. !■> n*|UMi y m ir hnmi Tern. thN ia u line may never hntipen to it might, and if M <lor« you will have the light inauranee in the right for tW right ammmtp 1 BUY A BOND TODAY 1 I I I \ 1. W i'U K \S t I I I I m o , M l PUR SMALL LOAN’S R*1| **n«f Altre eoilhl htn e<! it all If only »hn\ hint ltcta i iuc Ii n trifle a* otic Iia.mil> irinurnnrt * >*r t■ *« M in i Pool prev^itig need- mmte at I.DtV COST ----- PltOMPTIA E n v i r o rim t n l K > |, h.\in ent Su per * taor r - »\ • Sat inlttv*. Vt 12 First Federal Savings iV: Ixian Association - of Seminole County Ul|'ii(| 2ti!> Mnjrnniln Ave. — • "In-uml iSai lutes." Vn* atittfiii I tncrennea I tI I Kl A 1 KU t O n t i n i f i - r s p |r ;i '> c ! ^ l-A DKY CLFANI Nt I'tuuu- *»‘il *.\ (l\\ In in n n c c I* one P A U L P< JlMNbC j N E T T A KETT thing }6 u retinol Istr m oM — itchr Wr garnUheed '' w hen v "The month" lid m **r rnlefit nrid thr final REPAIRED ( APT. ('. HOLTSCLAW. (Hctircd) Owner I T S t L M S U K l. i v .r ^ vn* (Mtpwi lw *mk ISd podeo* #f w .•1 1. never thr itpiii«iu« hi V Mkoui.o prw ’nit*thing rva!*> i«h >......... Irvelopme“.U M iihm our ginsp if wv .* o t C nreomplifhlnjr [ iivnutagr of it " m ud. i, .»?•. Itmnmg out of 1»tin *1**1 nf figbtci wing in h i Mi-.turrrtmenn m thi> w n r« * • ’ •I i rnl*rir i»l*-ei %i* t iim tender olt*.l(|rt, Hu l hi hi Mr tl-vetl I m d r lr il to W hU kef A ho<W huuntco In V'IM|I f I ,1. oT lis ih e fi h ... i*ii*i .inj> fcnos (heir ite*. hnme «■». i >u »i ed. They hml fln h lin l l*m mi' *»f i th* OiftrtCTee mi'l fell thui I III-11 bom*, w b .h fhelr u »n . itniil Well, lei A lice tell you i« hour clan*. \n indicat kim F en d er w ork — . YATES AUTO P A IN T SHOP I* HI* Mri'il tif »tuui«l. which wimlii in h ( icoefill *nte n n l(r«|iirv| S T O R E & U A /t A Complete line af Pa in t in g see work Sanford • Orlando Hlgfiiory W in e Com o Maim., June s After-hours Stop In a fter thr plnn* rc|K»rtcn. of thr d»*«u* .<. n* **|i»w-pri^Stt«*11\ Mils gu rn h.% rensonably Hkjh o ,• not mil) «.ia it ,tn,>n t ‘ hy gOf* t Ur bide i . iiiovj * fium thnl\ fi.r u n d hvlicoptirs .tiift nn«I engine com mo h’s ilp«» wash1 !«*• by *310 official I riti » into Jet i •*!*, Kit by Ail Vice M.r ^ j 'I lies It with thr H iili* . * i- 1 flfiu * V, drxrlnpr'i t” \n i • n*v \witTu i rmu U hitlh in t »’ tj/ii biitOHirivfn hudi Jed to the bin** ■■! \ .gjpmentffj h>* intercut In i« ? d«‘\«*l<* iipm tin of jet pfy- ' III iKfiillei t»r ria l I * ' » ii*ii l Heat nilvht j <b'|tnt* chief of enginro «" mnr.l unit wild: j \it Trchniru* So* . u < 1 b * i *ii Citi" _ itMt .i mill fit «i hm > t* ■ 'fir n to f!v i* Jr11 pin i .ml H ABIT! LARGE and SM ALL ANIM ALS the i tnlil Refreshing 1- Bit A DU ATE VETERIN ARIAN '"***■ r t l l l f d 1 •- , "«n i they h id r c on en rrid In III ' ■Cm I W f fl * Stnnder I’ hau g f (if such r UMp DR. RAYMOND L BASS \] I: A wliui^ nrw u%tntii)ii tmlustry A U a n lfc B a n k I f im ttc tio ' i It* !**•* *>r •* , F I M III1 IA nr lime develop tivnilnlil.- ........... im I'tllxion niul * » ' H ■ivstrm "pititit; In .1 'i rrrilltlly iw lrln I irfrlerrM in :,|i m iutt ,iii , nble pliinen, « .*f ren*«irinh|\ -mull >»/*•nt the end of * I hi* .onf« *r*»m*f •'* k • ret- day ro n flf ihv A n i\ '* re-jiif-i >\ ♦< «fhl JOO of the ' . r, 1 .»| Fieri ti< tV»tn|'rtn, i t i % H fir nt the r *nf i hi tm Imi j« t eiuri.n r i Technical S#t ••wi'ring ill* Me* l .Hikhvi-.l 1 Mi* »i«i mg SI ai Thr A rin i «ii * 1 Engineers Meet Scci retly,Forecast Much | S p e e d ie r Aircraft ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S I1 K K A J 0 , S A N F O lU ). ' ‘1 Plows Sanlord, Kl H. J A M E S OUT AQgNCY PM.VFrC'PV u1" I’M ( '^TTlM Co O 'S H C A t J C. M. BOYD & CO y o u a c e d it — im ^ c i «r T^r~ ■ MAKlOS * p a n Ii u a O lM M fc > XML OF EACH J I VE B E E N A 'J • I t u . H E ALL ia i *« FGisooeR ° r K N D ^ w ater Nhturri K te e tr lc H e a l R n i» o « chick'n to 6 w e e k s old u n d e r s a n ita r y e ru d i­ tion s. N a tu r o tz c d H c a U r In T e a r has " o ld b eti” tcm|H>ratun> f o r rea l p r o te c tio n . 1iUn)aU>d, su p er e f f ic ie n t , s ize I S " x 217. voue / ' i . l "‘ 1 YA '-■JxV ^ .it ’u y > -\ for D R IV E W A Y S W E LLS BEPTIC T A N K S SILVER HEN BROODER j s< XJ A S J CONCRETE PIPE > o r rn& F'lOSrOA/ W A fe 'W H A T * , vO «4 |nrJE**>■>'LL sn^Av.* i BEPh?v , KJB’ tanks C U LV E R TS and SEW ERS Treiiiilt M l* Cnnrrrte Second* avadable at low prlrr CONC R K T K BLO CK PENINSULAR E n tir e u n it b u ilt o f h e a v y 26 g a . g a lv a n iz e d ste e l. S iz e in sid e 2 4 " x 3 6 ” , h e a d ro o m , 9 V i" . C a p a c ity 86 to 7 d a y s , 60 to 21 d a y s o ld . Concrete Pipe Co G iv e O u r ' M O W O I f P E E L T O B E S A C K AT j jo b ^ fB j/ 1 1-J] A*. j, IC E N W H E N WE H i- ' * W E G E F U L L O F J iP H ■ *v W IL L Y O U R E S E C iO U S ) 7 A N Y T H iN C p w e ll S°,r I'hoM 1141 SANFORD, F L A . Bv PAIJI RUBINS.QN ETTA KETT A J l IICE t3 0 A ' N O W 1 -< >' * '• I l M (I v n ' < nj ..l- ’e r Y T ) 1 I h ,L O T F T A * A fr r fY ir v * : \vvhats j ^ c ie p A T rviE Bank; ' i hQ OD \ SA Y. W H A T COMPLETE U N K OF TUtffcbO 1 .ARC,YOU A Q U 'Z -tC lD O K . ’On*. Sanford A 2nd 8lr*tt I . • 8aaford, Florida THE LONE RANGER H 0 ,S C 0 in r »)(W H 0 A !Y W H AT P I P -------- , ^ r \ a> Y. YOU R N P ^10UT? WE SAW'LENNIE &AKRETT HE'6 THE NEW SHERIFF>lJT HEWON’T &E VERY LONG1rp = ^ = = C ------- ----------s wuv nr j WHY N NOT A N O U T L A W / N A M E P & U CK W H A T A R E YO U $ A N T 0 G r & L U F F E P H IM fV F R Y : G O IN G TO P O & 0 P Y SAVS L E N N I E 'G C 0 W A R P - A N P IT SURE L 00VC> T H A T W A Y . A f MAVEATALk' WITW LEhJMie &ARR5TT COME ON,SILVER r r ' Thoogh you may not have a« many aMM A wear as the man In thf-.. 4 j p ? 10S fle e t y o u . in y o u r - ln u ineaa c o n t a c t %; A r e A NT . (itdti+rtVrrttnry o f the fuuilnh' inn and other - Hhome P P Pwill leO „ haw fa r jrour Sra fnaumnee U p behind (he cott o f new purchsru.’ Ask Ua for m of Nwth Aflierlca'a afv z s a n iH y o u ^ / v r iE jA N U P O N 'T I'M NOTHING M T A C0WARP, RAY. WE &0TH KNOW rv SEMINO LAIfNDRY CO* I T 'S T H E TRUTH/ I K N O W W H E R E TH AT B A R R E T T R IP L IV E S . C O M E O N , W E ' L L GIVE MM A SENP-0FF! r HELLO, LENNIE. ' MASKBDf WHO ARE VOU^ �I E icm fi page FlUBAY, JUNE n. VJIJ THE SANFORD HERALD. Sa NFORD FLORfDA IIS1J ■----1----■ R U R A L COM M ON SF.NMfc H) Spuds Juliii*uw — — “ - ' .1 H O O K W O R M C O N T IN U E S A S E R IO U S M E N A C E TO H EALTH IN F L O R ID A W h ile much progress tins been made against hookworm in rural lireus uf Florida in recent year., it still continues to Ih- n serumliirnacr to tlir health o f people 111 L l f L l » r | I . I W | J •»•••» home- are r.ot equiptx’ d a - sani t ary -*w *g * d l-p oia l f .iiiiil , Public tn-iillli n u lliorltie* and llie hundreds <>f fam ilies who have followed their advice on the m at«cr nre to lie commended fo r the advances that have been made on lln* debilitating disease, Fur many years, it has lieen known Dial n person su lferin g ■■'l l " ' ■ - ' from bookworm doe not have the energy, stretigtli .u gepersl ability that yvmihl In- Ins if he Were welt. Thus, hookwoi in. par­ ticularly when the lies! e ffo rt* o f all arc neoded to win the war. Is more than n personal malady but. is a handicap to the war program At any time, it rotw ore o f vigor and stren gth hii makes him m ole susceptible t,, other — i. Ii.iu jitiiip a a ijiu m d i-e a s e; It i ; a rerlo il, ecorlothlc factor, fo r a person wlio is auf. fe r m g from it la not as ablr to m ake a livelihood or to progress a* lie would i f he Were well. Hookworm is a parasite that is transm itted through aewage to its victim s. .T h erefore, safe disposal Ilf sew age so (hat It w ill not be present in the soil on which peo l*le walk is the only way In >•::-!!I;:::.!I1 - - Tl . ............. A d m iral Cheater W. N im m traveled from W ashiagum in s P e * r l H arbpr a fte r disaster un der the . ■erne o f “ Mr. Wain w rig h t” and-.wora civilian cloth e, to foo l the J a p a n es e agents w ho would hevg killed him fo r the secret report* he carried. wbUh it can b« » tamped out A barefoot lad walking in contam i­ nated soil runs the rlak o f g e t­ tin g the disease--and keeping it perhaps fo r many year* without knowing ' w hy he feel* tfred so often , why he doesn't obtain the good that he should from hi* food, and why h e 'l * more sus­ ceptible to disease than other folks. as Soap was Invented ns fa r bark the fira t1' century. M l = ll l= l l l= l ll = l ll = ll l = :l l l= m = || | = l||= | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = ] | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = | | | = , C L A S S IF IE D lie 03« 07c $Se AD VRR1 IHINC - RATES _ _ _ -------------------^ per per per per line for one Insertion line for three insertion* line for 6 Insertion* Bn# for 20 Inaertlon* Minimum rate* . . . 30c PH O NE 148 OR B R IN C Y O I T Ad* tn TH E SANFORD H E R ALD 'Ceual, liv e word* to the line. Including phone and address. '4 . ' i AU advertleeairata fo r alloatiune wanted will be charged fo r at the refu ta r elaaalfled rate*. ______ _______ _______ 5 | [ ) *V c t FOR SALE— LOST- LO S T Fight J i « n heifer s tra y ­ ed from lo r d '* pasture on Snnfntd Avenue A K Hnburn, <128 \V. :trd St ||. U. P O PE CO. U. 8. T IR E S and T U B E S HUTTETi N J r § i », wall located I »oom house. Phon# 9122. ! HELP W A N T E D to o s . ® ' 's:1 Inc wella, 10 acres rougn .an.. palm Hammock Senford. Fla P E. B oll, U01 Park Ave.. Sanford, H a- Phone M AID , good |iay :*,liu:i. m> USEE OUR EASY PAYMENT = PLAN! One Yea 1‘ Hnne fo u n ty COM JRED g lil, for laundry work. Regular lo u r, and ivngca Apply in person. Sem lcolo fo iu ity I.aundry Co.. 8li* W. :trd St W O M A N ’S pre-war bTcycle. Viola Bntley. 11 IH l’eralmirmn Ave LM’ S. purebred Doberman I in *cher Champion blood line »•'" Kallcy. B o * 257, S an ford . t'hon* County 2304. tor for Sislu toH olam Drui < o Touch N E E D W H IT E iloormnii nt onre! ll|)|Hirlumlv for man 18-36 years, able to meet public ami , urrv responsibility sh ile learn­ ing business Vpi'D in pi-rsnn In Mr Miilllnlilt/ T lira tre. D O U B LE S P IU N O C O T and l « " mattress**. M r*. IUum »n. phone 3fl'J or Pinrhuret Oroeery 20th ami French._______________ O AKLAND touring car, 1921 modal, good rubber. $70.00. Ed ward*. KetnlnnU H ig h School W A N T Kl> h man'* I i(ft I' III IIK" lOt Vi acre* land ly in g mouth ol I 111( ; 11 «rlmo| railroad. house and 2 lo t * 1 amull rlubt known n* 'T o o le n P la c e — W a re wok M l* houta and l lota ly in g along ’ll M ark t *ld » o f railway In C*rne>-on • City. G oing Into service. Mai ",, , Kunlk. Itt. I. B oi 183, Sanford. w||((htit Mi _ _ ____ Mnk^r m W r ite Una l„ D IA M O N D RING car* o f Herald CATS R A D IO , new tuba*, A -l run y UPHOLSTERING • trlfa, . fabric*, damaaVi, tape. - fi. Brown, KlU N. Orange 0 1 1 K O f \pply 1!rn|»lo) mrnl ^ r f* ir r b ro ca ta llei, good atock to aalact from . ‘ lT r o n * 4 fut Ordnance ol Moat ham I .* F*h»ifii \ m r r l r i n ' 1 1»< Orlando, Fla u It Yi I 'S l i <till (ill* tn mhflliL't' Av* Flu rid ii iL tit*! i'ir f r r ilium firm1 Wlfl thr IIu lfiT Jimtni*' i*4iw w anted TRUCK! Iim‘ a Si.f -1 Metal Work No p rio rity needed ! 1 1041 Chevrolet High S ta te Body, w i i s i i 'N Wi' huv e hubiktunt laj }< L . w h « ls , fic e llc n t llrea. tarp* rfiinir opportunity for house jfoiuiln, new motor. H a rin ’ to gu On that heavy hauling Job. Celling ■J iT ' HO LLER M O TO R SALES Phone M2 TRUCK MISCELLANEOUS L i k e n e w , uti m *t*i **ten«iui enamel breakfast __________ aet. *40.00 complete, or with 2 chair*. ' ] $38.00; »u|ld w alnut dining * table, glaa* top. $35.00. 600 W A le t fit. afternoons. CU RTAINS, lac >7 table cloths, scarfs, washed, atari-bed and stretched. 81H M ellonvillr A v* Phono 879. BORROW H E R E M i l l . UK P R IV A C Y IS It KM PIX IT-It SM A LL ait* wood cook alove, Y O llR natural dealre for pi ivory' In money m ailer* _ I* strictly . .fo o d condition. O.L. Shuman. - respected here. Friend* and relatives are not imcstiunrd about your credit. Your em ­ ployer or business a»*ocl«lea will not hear o f y o u r pe r s o n a l a* * • affairs. T here is no cause fur embarrassment. VW ANTB d TO B U Y : 60 hen. and Reasonable credit rmjulrrmenti. > f t n n . < Fwlmetlo Grocery, 317 Nn ro m aker* on money loans. ) falnW U o Ave._________ Variable payntrtil plans. F A M IL Y ' M IA N CO W A N T E D : on# heavy-duty gran Phone 13 . pin heuk K »y loader outfit, Florida Bank Hide WANTED— el •Rtona -County $503. apartment rja-» V ' J* 1 * TO vRENT r W u t J ll d n tr e * fam ished went o r e o t U fa . Perman!o rhl)dran. I U tw car. P.O. r js k x v t FOR RENT A T T E N T I O N : Service personnel and vacatlonlata — A p t*, und room * tw o bloehi from Main St. ona h alf block o f ocean hr day or week. Phone 040-R. 708 Broadway. Daytona Beach. Fla. ROOM with prlvtte bath, clot* in. 706 East 2nd fit. C O U P L E ,: $ J * * r old ttrioaion*,. 3, « or 6- roam furriM M •o p M tm m t o r -house. Phoite MATKl A ir Station. 1100, Bedroom Suites.... ...... Living Room Suites..... Mahogany Desks Stoves (Oil Ranges) ...... Wool Rugs . . ‘ .■. Mirrors, Genuine Pittsl • ,* • Gnincsborough Wing ( y » • >•’ room Suite, Honduras Ma W 44444H * * * * Kitchen Cabinets ........ Chifforobes ............ .v M X A0OUT Occasional Chairs, Streit Felt Mattresses............... . ■ • • 1 pieces Box Springs....... ...... i damps, Table and Flopr .... your home kW-t-r< -GOOD AND BAD” : i: fi*i -4 » ^ . • .‘M J. , ■ - I ‘ ^ i -1 ” — •- m-s ‘ m :■ • . ^ v :: “ , �I J ■31a ********* ' I f M v k h to ba fraet If ws wtsfc to pf**erVe tevlolata those Inestimable ptiuI t l d for which wo horo b»«n m loot coo* tending— wo Boot flghtl —r A T B im < & . lw £ £ > • n u n . Established 1908 VOLUM E X X X VI f ■ i i i _.i •Russians Tell Berliners To Open Churches Generals Arrive In Los Angeles . Ge ne r a l Eise^howtr s Receives Russians Hfahtetyt Award In Order Of Victory \fo r h IN D E P E N D E N T F L O R ID A . M O N D AY, JUNK ^ l f c ************* It. itM j M em ber A s s o c ia t e d Ens 'Air Strikes On Japan Continue As Stil-. well Says War .May Last 2 More Years ill* t «•*** la ifil !i*rr»i»l (*rn en »l Mar \rlhur 1 1 'lie d the La Inis'! n liearh he.nl on UorniMt’ . tiiant • f<»w huurn after (h r inv aniim ami !»3*k at the front Itnen durin if a lir irf skirmish. la i nn* Dum.-i S r * % A ire nr > rt*|M»rtt*d 1 hr I’ .n liano-iil u im m iltcy *|»|iroi n| the i»ropoH«| rule of the rtiunlrt In imperial lircfre, pr edit t in e prompt i f limi li> the ! Imiwf uf tfepfe* •srit tut it »•** ami tin* Drer*. Herbert W. _____ I ft t A« 0h.c.■ate j F||||| ff * A to lc tlr .u r v e il ruitu 1')“ ^ “ ^ , m g ,i t i i i c f w in u n u m iih o f ^ mo l hw i - i f i ii wm^ ^ J ! K & uL Yhis in the thriUlnir moment in tHr* 7 l*t K entucky Iturby n** HtMiji lr n | the finish Ion vans lliend o f the fi«»l«I at ('hurchilj EI*» ii**, I .<01 nv»lie. K y I***1« > I u> 4 • - if. • .1 ju.wition nn.i i>.iit»> *)iepi>e third T h e Himivr to>*k tht* 1«H.| and kept it thr**Ak'h>oit the >.«««- i h.u*» luitmiml Soundphnio i 26 Months Abroad: .. \ -rMtif.lt »• tl a I ...... k *•>»- \. t.i dl l*t* f \ . ..lira' ! m I 'lillir « | W liltnrttw t«> iinpiiT • ml** j mist .itn is .af l !».* in vi 1111 11 i t.*I iliM\hin»n: nnd ilriiib " f I hti '•ahnirl i.itn<!nian u elder tin th** d ie .L 'f of the K oI h’ I t M j I a i .. iij.fifit, which t* hii « hop T w e n ty five m 4 p » t o li ■ urcom ed i1 1hii ttli.nii i put jnef 1 hlef Flew 25 Missions On Flying Fortress To Bomb Nazi Targets dIirKinI u!• iiuv ijiruti t m a Flvhig Uh, din. ni'il |>«-|i<JI \ She I iff Jack For Training Duty John (ialloway Loads Detail Of 'I’ woIm *; I sual Drill Tonito 1 I|‘ f Jtilm I m llo w it v f f <" r, Ih r i ;.r laD (..inrd, it’ll >.* t*f **rtj th a m r tritig Aith n tlrlnd -*f 12 ( 4V»*r ipinon for A F T At . tfiimulu* wlirfr they will ' th** rtrek rortr^Rn, iiiifl 2d rmniih* Mti'i -t ivv I I i f 4 . tie |pv'i*ii!*iiiin|f 1hr hi in the huinVN-mi tntfde* *s the j c,j F«C4*Vit e f W aller Huyitt** ; \|r -(Mtswlmjin vt.»« iH iirm n y iii t f a im ng, it ift ri mi«intiii« mg that Wtio today at 1Hr Innnr *tf ■ tin- >1r e lit, Ilf I •J Ml \ M to hja parents. U r . at ff the lb* iv*wi*lar tli ill fsir thr m tl- «*f ,,t„l \« fa- * «*r ct Tft full Tloypc*. 7H Magnolia Awnug. d, uc 1 by tv ‘ ( )Ul UL ■vith’ t|u* rttfmmu v jlj^hr hrJd n* u«im I Tl! ibr "Tt f mvim \ furiigb! iMiifri lb claret! that the g r e «i,- «t In m et . M l >v |»ft» r, »■* « Ilf1 11 1f >MMirttulid nf t in it Prtrfrt I 44|o* t»f bellUr home acam (- !«* .(-end till ■ 1 llir ] " ■»' » tl* t f * oil mi HIE the elm*' he « ant* t,i in b, d K M * * . $ 1 H I led 1 htisr Muiking tb r 1r 11• vt D • C ant lliv n r . entered Ihi -,-r tit* f it 1- \1 ] . . ftnil . . l l In I d I i* u' . ..f Mn t apt tiitllnvtny « i* r* vice In January. 1'■*t - anil h -cvi . A Ira H > ..(mil John ,\|i 1arh, Sgi f ai l K h «d , »d hi* Vrnn A ii iimv il*m! i h -.,.'1 g 1111>’ 1 tj r11 ( rvt ■t ,».-d fin Syr 11 \ Kperi t | l W il kmin SV train in g nt M a»\vrll k irlil. A U «lv T y ie , I 'fr M l „ H«!>or i, Ji . I*v? j bam a and Turner Kir 1*1. Albany. AccordIi r*tr '[«» « 1l%l! Miniblifig r*' G i. Lla Mean U r : A ir Mfrlal. iwt* l( M '-«»»* Uii |i»» t»rv • t*Ml M cluster* Htld tbr K Ttl lltM’iHBlmii Irt.wii, .,|ti f itTiif ' <ef.’ .h * dr*' l o I l f l H M I l l l , I M d i l t k j - i l 1 I o f t(* t 1-.. 1 * ! ' f vt i l\dr S ‘'t.i* \ !M I *o ............. >1lilts' with four ktnr v «n<l In** r•*( *•iv***l U I k i- y , nlist F i t \\ t*di * * y r mil i*. n prvhidfhtial unit i Umtlim tdt.ve.l l i n e of ill* W ilnnri i'll kr t h. a [ Ilia firm i.r«rmilinii num m dltV Tan-P m S h o l f, BtplaniLrr 1'* I - a f i n t.,i I . • Mr111it Ml >f ' * . • t' . '. . " k . . 1. », «. • jilon*. nml h* w a t m,«di ,♦ f ’ « * l i t in** • Ii*-ii ■t -I * M i.ti ■ Ml D ■ \ liautriiuni Hi vkrt- m ..in m. .i '■ | 'll |lf I '• .'dill If II4f ,1- II a I |'■-#• Mil lit i ■,, r ,i , rank uf » Hjtiain in Jm.i l 'U | * •“ Iit \ l I O| k |* \ t "I I f < . m- tht . i. I‘ follim m K ' uni [did tun *d l.*I \ Imi *, I " pr» 1 ‘ i <n hi-f a I 1 1 v ‘ * .It rnUsinn. and »|*rnt lb** Ldl'*wi» w \ H,II (*»'♦ M (hi* ( din id and a m c m U i of U n ID.-MM Flundu Ad ju Inn I («t*iiia'inr% t at t \ y *i 11* M, i i r trarbtnir mt ml nav igatiuti in i hmlcf mi id hr w iif it'd in r «rnl I hrll Ihi Tjlan d . T he i i v i t all ti b j r r l i v r * "1 T n a F ir»t miaaioiiR in which h«- iti*i*Idi*H* o n u n r d Slat** ( l u m d rnoainpmidit In Leslit1B. Moughton Made Private 1st Class CITY BRIEFS Pfc. Thomas Harley Is^ack From Europe Mrs. Susie M. Ford Dies In Lake JVlary Officer At Am & t it i h i m i't'i ot i\i- i l m c 11-■ if, I. liltie I tahding ....... I.lamb. , ■ It,.v and the lb.i JUS. ' ll .,n*l - V IV m ,1 Wilbur ut. Gdituuii, im. Rain Falla To Make . Up For D r o u g h t . M IS S IN G S E L E C T O R S Th* follo w in g colored regia- fold to p rn vidr prarlK-.il ti'iHM ’ t nf m atn utlO fl riH rllllk' HUbfiul-t useful in the rm|>U»)min( uf unit il iilllig in te rn al etnei k*'' * I***, mid ( ’pi. Harry L. NNuslcr Winn ( ’milhat Bailee til a11*Vt*I•a11 tft*. liiiiird a ,,| H .lem . 1 F » ' * •■eJt■Tl A ’ It If JIT\I* ? Of t Inulf u ♦»* I am a . IW urdrd f kill f » . * .• i i ' 1i t " ' M and ,tf .* |»m t«*d nmi H ahllsiieft Or* »'w«r U . . I , ..................f M e.lei ' I i . f M an UM,1 fof pns I 111U' •' n ff n er* a(*lllt> Ih rtM Never Cease Days ()i I In Dai l v Double *1 ' » **•*! 1 kiR' >' I■ c an rn I it. it the lit. . . |.,..|tl, ' |vt -f. vvi rr '• M t , tings u’ .*1 * ‘ b li.ife.l tte.r a 1 a11«1 I » M . . J..k„ h.iM . . r> i Ii. 1( . . . I •1.-1 li.ilk e.i ill ?uM . i ’ .rf 1 f '•t'. ...... e * '" V ^ nt \ V*t f * .11 te(ii-u , >.. ,igii t hr l*li ! f 1 I' I'l-.-lllll |- •l, I - "Vl-l Si,/ Ilk I , I I• • t.i I’ . . I. I, ai, i , . ,| ••••all Si 11>' i •J! sai n cd t 1 I ■Ii Hul v Ii, >1.1 , a-itj. i—* I tWo m ole \l-li * i*. pink' tA i.irk v*', M. t i 1« i e d o f * tvtlfcl. 1 i i-A.ii r j i. t h . i ' m i)r r fl r I own ul .d * hr Im!ii tf.ln.t d liwxliis 1 ,1lid ! vt i* tiki r.k[» ’ . i rnifulf hn-t-v i i Ida- to, - mt.! K wi*m fo itnt* r I ^oiith i hum v iii - I in NnviiJ f ii' Id -i I I iihliiMtvd Dll I m I Mg • i tilillrry Ih r rr l .tie.,Survey Is JHade Of rarm .Markrls In Stair Of Florida e “Hi,— -. i as A m c n i a n a i r r a t.le t's r a r r i f d nti lIn- m n 't 'U 't : i j m * i l r.-i 11 >11 .1.1)1.01 o th e ir Capt. Haynes Jr./la n ip a Man Falls State Guardsmen . V7. 1! o i ii «• ii hnvi* f i / f d i lie I 'l i h u i u f to s tr a fg ii It r u iii'i lla v . Ilc iifr a l M at A r t h u r a i n i o u n c e tl a t ( ui,i so many u rn n eren t people*,. jia r lr a tiv l-b j- M • aver*< «s v * t«r - storage locker plxnj en O u r jio r ttr l T t. - V , . , rv go -Zhtikov - J ri vr *» - h heurs 0 * »up»nt a f k o l —f e u r * Hln n irm r Ttninirlar.nhrhl st^tho S#mt- w c .i n.iRVf ,.f lif e ' p?d| t-Tii X ! th ey * a * * y . . I.* t. i r e I ^ o Srhnnl footlu.ll fl.ld: the Sanfonl State W m * Marhnpe^m v rnck.tr rach of Frankfurt. Gen. J.i d i n d* de T u s lg n y . T ren ch n p r e s e n U - and stirring pntivir will b<< played shell, and a 1.000 pound bom t tive on the A llie d Control Coun. by ■ 1H3 piece grriund ert-w band cil for Germ any, waa not here, from Camp Utanding. Wilson, dirertPir o f the .State a lto geth er givin g them the fir r power equal to on* aalvo from i ^ n n d Lieut. Gen. W a lte r Bedell Termed by Ed ' Lane, chairman M arket Hoard to Manager 11 J. cruiser He said that carrier w » ' Smith, E isenhower'* ch ief o f o f the War Finance C om m ittee's larliman of the market. s ta ff, said the m eeting had noth­ publicity fo r lh « 7th W a r Loan, Mr. lgrhman today staled that (a re has also changed consider­ ably since the e a r ly days o f the tng ing. to do w ith the council’! pro. as one one nf tba greatest exh i­ thpi nuproval by Mr. \dtlson waa w a r w fifn a tour a f duty laate-l N evertheless — It was bitions of its kind, the spectacle equIvkTent tn“ T ^ t o ahead sigii.il m a l n c s. IH months ami action was not learned authoritatively _ thet man w ill be shown free. "Y o u do not ftuni the State Market Hoard to .m in o r matter* relating to the ad have to buy a bond to *ee this lease the land for the site In Bush likely aften er than once In tw o nr three months N ow , he added, a • ministration of defeated German •ntertalnm m t, but we know that Insulation Company. were discussed by ElMThcrwer an,“ If you .ee it, you will realise G. B. Hogan, assistant state pilot is likely to see action every Zhukov. the need of buying more brprds,” market director represented Mr t * ' 1 or thra days, anti his to r No fu rther m eetings o f the .aid Mr [.sue Wilson at the meeting Huirsday , " f 'l “ ty ba* been cut down to s i four power council are expected i>.. i . i evening of the Sanford State, months unlit Elsenhower returns from hi* , p >u.ip.».1-1 ..... h ap m en M arket Board, at w Inch I os h railer descrilmd an t Mr lame Unlay pointed out that « visit to the United States, likely unly had .old hut time the l>o*rd approved the site, tark on his cap tie r by a J*p Seminole County ^ to last 30 days. o f the market us previously plan. ! suicide pilot whose plane blew A n au thoritative source said $136 OSH In E Bonds, or *2 p er­ ned, facing 200 fe e l along West up on ly 100 over the deck <>f the withdraw al of Am erican cent o f Its E quota o f f3£3,00U. Thirteenth Street and served by the ship, and told hi* suuadmn "H e r*'* the In fa n tr y " w ill show troope from the te rrito ry now In­ a sidr track o f the A tlantic Coast lender who returned s a fe ly to participated Were directed at ..lib cluded In the' Russian sone o f medical men g o in g to th * rescue Lins Railroad. hi. c a rrier a fte r tha tall or hi* o f th* Infantrym en who have occupied G erm any would b egin In According to I ’ hlllin Cole, rep­ tilone hod been shot o ff, and of marine pen. In France, and Inter Fill low*** I huuildng iii i -»A s fe w weeks. Rusgtan (troops w ill been'wounded In a barbw ire en ­ resenting Bush Insulation Com­ hi. own narrow escape when his at Kiel take over the vacated te rrito ry , tanglement. It w ill show a heavy pany, the frosen food locker tdant plane mimed the landing deck lions ngmiiet fightrr fntli*ni" ut IbrllM, Hit* and the Am erican * and British macnlntgun b rin e put Into action; w ill represent the most modern nnd Innded In the w ater a fte r hi. Laipiitr. Frankfort then likely w ill be Invited to B er­ flam ethrowers b lotting out the type o f construction and w ill cost motor had rnnked nut. lie amd men. and nutnrrou* nihrr ubjt*ctlv e i. lin, which I* to be under join t fla g o f Janan in a fie r y holo- alpout 1210,000 The one story hr fe lt vary lon ely H osting cm lit, and the clim ax a f the show In Kntrlatul lie epeitt many en I l s i l l i i H u s ra s e TSrssI control. around In tne middle o f the Joyable belli. In nilli|i#liy with „ T h * Russian o rd *r o f vic to ry w ill be an assault on s Japanese . ... P a cific until he waa picker) Up by * son ■>( Judge amt Mr,. It W • never before In history h*d been j P**,bo,t ** ^ ’ ,,,pln« ou^ “ r ,h * n d estroyer which radioed his W a re. Capl il illo n Ware i bar* presented to anv but R u i* l*n *.* n d | * ? " '? ? I’0* 1! 1” " flam ethrowers I carrier. r‘ W * have aboard one ilt at hi. Iia«e, he »»ld, air-1 only seven previously hod naval av)ato r whom we will Jgajl* K(Sr had n like vint with no A n exhibit o f all kind* o f fir# awarded. Eisenhower1! Was numfor SO g allon ! o f Ice cream.’ (kv S ip ford jrmftvyiiul l-oy Itrin. her sigh t and M on trp m sry's num- • rm i will be on display on the llu to ld th a t in h i* i JER corner. o ( .JlngDoJl*. A r c tm a -a n d ■»— h*s- alaa, « *6 ip »rt. wfiiT hflit fo r rrnm(on C lark Field in th * P h ilip p tm . I f ? 13 F irs l Street on Wednesday and me In Germany, lie rejm tted time (Bt>eci*l) — T h e prom otion o f he had to fly through an un. Thursday. » that S gt. B rill 1tmked fine ami T h * soldiers ant expected to Leslie B. M oughlon from P riva te usually heavy field o f flak where it regard . In all hla frirm la in to P rivate F irs t C lasi was an­ errlv e hers W ednesday m orning hla b elly tank was blown o f f and S nfortl. a t 11:30 o’clock and w ill stay at nounced today In England by two o f his six guns caught fir* . v G a p L llaynca flew to this the Sanford A rm o ry Wednesday B rigadier General M orris Berman, Ills slick stuck to th at his 1plan* " Country and a rrived hunie F riday and Thursday nights, an nrrange- Commanding General, Base A ir rolled and on three atterapl ____ mits to •ft 30 day leave. He intend* to msnt made possible by the help Depot Area. A i r Service C om ­ land on his carrier, he wee waved •pend m oit of hla time here and o f the Senford N aval A ir Station mand. o ff. On the fourth trip In, when St D aytona Ranch. A graduate in through the loan o f cote, sheets P fc. Moughton It serving ns a he hart mod# up hla mind to land the 1939 els.* o f ijcmiiiole High and blanket*. V ivian Speer coun­ Mechanic with the A ir Service an yw ay, he came In Just rightSchool, he later win employed by t y W ar F in an ce chairman, w ill Command, ths organisation that fcn*. F r a ile r paid hi* respects have charge o f this arrangem ent. backed the s ir a ir w ar In Europe to R o ta ry which ha said as an Y o y r^ 'l'* and by the Florida S late -Wednesday e v tn ln r a t the th uf- by furnishing the supplies, en­ international organisation Is mak­ B ank. . Mroe Chapter No. IS. R.l A°M,^wm fleboanl court on the lok efront, gines and a irc ra ft fo r the final in g a g re a t contribution toward W b* held (Tuesday, at 9:00 P. M., the loldlsr* w|ll be given a fish aerial offen sive that brought Ger- better understanding and w orld at which time Um Royal Arch f r y b y the Sem inole County many to h tr knees. peace. D s g n a w ill b# conft on a Chamber o f Com merce, w ith Mr. H e la th* son o f U r. and Mrs. L an e In charge- A tte odsnae w4ll Jam es Moughton o f 1(771 Union Class o f candidate*. be strictly lim ited to the soldier Avenue. Sanford. B efore entering P fc . Thomas Hnrlcy, son o f K A itn j uLi o in tite d guests. F o llo w in g this, U S O Di- th * arm y In N ov. 20, 1IUS. he R° «y iil^ T |A « h 'a &mi J nr# S^tevtteH T. L. Harley o f .South Sanford, rector. Joe Hall has planned a waa smployrd by Van A n tw srp dance for the soldiers at th the Fed and A ld rig e D ru g Co. as a Drug arrived May 6 from the Euro­ j end fflK restlon Building to which Clark. pean Theater and Is new a t W elch I I* attended Sem inole the public Is also Invited M r*. S tu lt M. F ord , 71, real- A r m y Hospital at Daytona Beach. H igh School. George A.■ Sneer ha* mad* all dent o f -Lake M a ry fo r tha pa*t R e ce n tly h# Ira* been visitin g ------------------------------ i amnvwaenu for. use of the foot10 years, d ie d .la te F rid ay altera rela tiv es end frien ds In Hanford. boirnew by seeing to It that It If* has received the purple noon a fte r en lllneae o f fiv e days. Installation F u n eral servleea f o r ' M r*. ^ F ord h eart decorstlon for shrapnel ly fleeted w ere T i eld a t ffttJO e'eloek Sunday »o u n d a received during Infantry * Campbell-Lossliig aftern oon at tha E rk‘ k a o n -F u ner. a p M H m s n ts in December w ith H eavy ra in fa ll on Thursday al Home wttdb th* Rev. W. P, Um F ir s t Arm y during th* breekfa ile d to m ake o p f o r . the Brooke Jr. offleteUnr Mrs. Ford th rough at Ardennes F o r e s t He has the good conduct ribbon drought ea rlier In th* month, and waa survived by no re lathree. In­ t h e n I* a net d eficiency nf 1.0ft terment was In Evergreen Cemo- and th a R T 0 decoration. A f t e r he was wounded h* w oe terv. ---------—------------- * Inches fo r tho 10 day p* confined In P arle fo r some time. P a llb ea rer* w e n t W . A . Bt a F. H e graduated fro m Bemlnole H igh era, F . W . Sm ith, F ran k G. te, H . M. Gleason, Eugene Dwan School in 1913 and enlisted on Doc. 7 o f thst y e a r. anal J. H . Sktwee- l— 11 M M I I K I l no. P ress Squadron Shot Do 74 Planes, .Wn 462 On the Gr 85 O v e r s e a s Veter­ $210,000 Frozen Food ans To Stape Spec­ Plant To Be Built tacle To Sell Bonds At Farmer’s Market -*£Anw a Australian Vets Make Three Way Of Northwest Borneo Infantry Show Is Market Board Coming to Sanford Approves Lease On Thursday Nite For Locker Plant rL r 3 ■— SANFORD, fig h te r pilot, who recently turned from a six m onths' t of ilu lv in the P a cific told Berlin commandant! “ Please edu­ R otary Club at the M a y ftd r.H c a t e the children of this city today Rotm- uf his experien ces,! W o they will believe there la a slrlki-H against C la rk F ield , He Cod and have fear of God-" ni.ua, Hong K on g and o k h m Hen. Eisenhower received Sov­ in „ hlch his Miuadrnn acoun^i iet Husain'* highest award the for " I enemy plnnr* In the o f. Vkltory. -}- - jew eled Q n ler (62 on the ground and Innu from Marshal XJeorgin able ships nnd am munition ilo: Jthukov yesterday and aaid that Charles M o rm o n , m anager “ he A llies "a r e g o in g to have the R otary ('tub’s softb alj tadi rea ct even I f we have to fig h t announced that the sCheduti fo r it,* K isenhow tr declared that gam e with the K iwanis C,r the European w a r jttlt finished which was to Inaugurate 1 had been a h oly w a r— m ore than summer soflhsll season h eln g d any other w ar In htatory. rectc.l by C ity R ecreation Dire, I fc In > toast o f pralae to M arshal tor t F K ettle*. has te'en posl [ , xhukov, commander o f Knealan ponrd until n week fro m t »tio n forces In . Germ any, Pictured im m ediately » f t , i their urrivul in ln>* A n gele- nr,- lien. morrow on m-count a nunflter ihnwef said: * G eorge S. Patton, Jr (It-fll, nn.l I t Gen. Jam r« II Doolittle hi* stm players having to fpeakinir fo r the Allied forces, Standing In-tween them nt M-imctpi,) Airport is Mrs I'n 11>■p1 (In ­ Milt uf tbr itV thm \*,euk V is ito rs say we ore going- to have peaco ternational Houn.lphotnt lit (« w1;,*i v " luMchrmi even If we have to fig h t fo r It. m rlude4 lllM lf MUD f t| Thrii%h of the Bans „ # M I <>f us w ho are right-thinking f..| .1 > Hv ul An Sttttmn, Rev E 4 wont i he common men o f all na. lions to hare the opportunities Mi K r b y . II K lon ^ flh e o f 0r*j litn-l'* ! that w i fou gh t ^$0 preserve fo r luui Thorn it n Ho in son o fj * them ." ( hu i If HiI 4Sgi . \V \ « ? Elsenhower's vneoch was made Kn« F r it in a ha vi i* lntro-1 0 gat a luncheon In hi* hentlousrliurnl by Hnnitnli ('ha sp a* a .ijl ^ftfter* which honored Zhukov, Plaid f **wIf la* .1 uf W alhriiffnrd, Pa. and . Marshal S ir Bernard L, M ontgom ­ a k i h 11mt•* *»f Swnrthrnorf C op ery. who also received the order A] ery rntrti'fl the N u vy in F ^ b n if victory, and nearly 60 higha iy , PM-t, wan t'ommipftiunrti |n ranking m ilitary figurea from the May, 11*4 4 »»n*l twjran hU tour United States. H u n ts and Britain. V nf duty mm the c a rrier Huf.roek* Zhakov Pays Tribute ill Urluber I !M 4 He 4m n “ ! • Marshal Zhukov, toasting the Lrnmiriif u euinluit ^ a m at Supreme Allied commander, de­ ^anfnnt N n\a 1 A ir Station wh scribed his aa a aon o f the A m e r ­ hi* r^iiveia ti« take nut with hit ican people and said he belonged in, a few mo nth p with the Im m ortal g re a t xJ all ♦'Here1* The In f»n tr y ,“ a m ill-* A pprove! of plan* for the Hu*h The (inim iitum H e ltc iU whlcl tim e foorr wetding 57 weldlryr this yictarieu* in * tlctvrtou s la ry ipcctaclg depicting how w a r ] Insplalm n Company for i-.n »iiu . jh . fivim r n. I f e NEW SPAPER Ens. H.W . Frazi Tells Rotary Pacific A c t i o BERLIN, Juno 11, <AP) — •^Berlin's war-sc am l churchen are being re-opened for Protestan, Catholic, and Jewish worship with Soviet approval Arthur Werner, German odugcator and Russian-appointed uurgomeijiter of the city, said toduy. He reported he was told by Col. Gen. Bezarln, I } m AN I0« Iks. •( ■ »•!• ptp*r *111 nu ts I * p rotfM IV * k u d l for 1M10. b*mb*. SUM ■ t l > | *a v . . ^ m ■ * I’ l (.till I m ' tl .1 * ttfi•* t iMts af r and plan l>i| Hi** tomDi^ Ffill ’ r»Mn U I> |> I.. Wil M ill, I till 1 It.I nf Km im-rs’ Mur k« i ' ii nt i ni|i nml til fill liM Ib it IM.t I k *cf I |. V I* ■ n r ti \ ! it ' tr. n.1 i I’l’inetils i, 111 1.0 t f 1.1 iai.i V l i f e b» t *l|| Hi -VMM • * i'll , I..........I f I i m |I ' a- S Uih 1»• to Ail' \\ ^ 1 .v tl .1 T Mr CHH, I* -,-T me. I • *-111k•. 1 r Spv k ....... I.U N G W tn -Ii l»| i 11. ,. , . jfk u ha D 1 i t vv.lt rind t hovel* t-pill —Nftfvri ( « u'« n<« rtii^ dn*< t'nr'T'w* <fTY>ft*/*'*■' ' nrng'fir. ilglith rm-1- o f Ihf , 0h f r Alwtiyf* lunkirik' t*«i ♦ pin nil t*» son el tin- Sanfuail riralm lii'Ke*i '' - i -a - >tv , - f tin* A r c m l i a p U y Upnll, ('p i VV»->lit t ul i flalM nr I club Saturday night, and had 1 '* '’•{"B id bin huibllt-N l-> pin yi hie uh never fnm-hrd betta-r thin fourth ' I■1..a 1a, ,a!I> .l.mbl, I making li the npi'PI'l-d live(In m an giamln in nn> pmnu they place, rxri'il in to form the Orel l“ '« * '* ‘ .... . dark market in I In- -tale. hiCl»ln«* n rroii liuiitih* tfu* dnvt leg of the daily dotible. that team through Germniiv Hr n*rintly cd with .Shellfire to tomplrlt* the ***'* |M hit o7»Miment u market *ent hnnit* it rolUn’tioti of n*’V% circuit nnd bring Joy to the thra-e nadivatia-, "I'omiiaii" a-i.niu.-le- ly have a tiihiA hr* hml rornpOMHl and fans who hri.l the ;t-H romblnn I'l-'hr em. lit of vegetables ipvprnl uf bin rarlu-i ningj. nrc* lion, that pent Ihem $770, one iK'ing pruniiitril by CUuiJr Lnt»* the hlgheat .l.niblea ever ti> pay every .lay, but vaitli continued o ff nt tho lamgwooal track. [dry and hut weather, shipment* hum. New York puiilinhcr Saturday night’s returns were cannot ronlinue much longer, tile large-t of the season, the "Fort I’ n-rca- Market Is very favorites living out of the money t quiet. Drought is gmwing more moat of the evening. larng shots aetinus, and some citrus tu-c-s pnld exceptionally heavy odds, have dropped then leaves nnd btedurt for III! 1 I MIIl.l (Ml II Thud A im v 'i whprf- T\»« 1»f dl n.".t Ml tJu* An -Inii. Sgt. Woodrow Hanson Back From Overseas T on igh t'* rntrirs VICsl liar.---! IS Mil* I I hgt 1 t Jrriipy 111tir> I. Hr rural r»»h son of M r. and Mrs, M Hanson, I Willing * Irtlily rirt.1 I I ) l i 1f 111 Hei IInr 7 idler UrmMrr is home on 30 day leave a fte r 4 Nhuo Avtkj * A I muni Black 27 months of overseas service, Harr— I'N hirllf i during which Mint he ha* been (Plrat Half llahr Iftoalilrl Liberator -bom ber adm inistrative t Auto Msrhlns s iu .i Turf N CO In charge o f on uperatlona * J,'**1, A e t*r * J h Bdcimrlmnnf * H *ln ln T li»ll*r* f Vlarcsll Wave oepiirimcnj. I 4 llrtxhi Ao-wrr i Jrs»l* tji lli.se He received Initial training at F l M cPherson, Go., and at O r-i Undo A ir Base and was stationed six months at N ew hnundlaml.| A gToduata o f Sem inole • H igh School in 1936, he attended local grade schoole. He la te r took a course In window d isplay at tho New Y o rk Academ y o f W indow D lspUy. * ’ R E N T C B IU N G Tkirri nar*— a is nails, ttaasi liaaw ita llr l»« * e t* i * '•*** M *w . i Hho* Mi*mr , » t j " b ,*rs..ii*iiir t H iii# iii»* 4 Navy W a w rth klsn -» Dari* Don M a r*— V a la r t lr i lU aU la l* lia r * ) t (lull* MIiaiIow - 1'nyol* l(*it I Chink a liuas* S Vs** I Don'* t txiiila r ttfh t’al t C oun A »*r Vlr* I Mnrnlnx Juilx*- llae*— S/l* a l l , . 1 Parlay 1 J*r**y liar htuhliy tiny Drlva A * e 1 S T I upjieut in aeriiiua I'lindttinh FarFurr, nr* ie|,urt,-d to be |ilnnning u larger act ra g e than ever tieforu fur the K’atl -ettann “ Plant lily shipped 13,676 package* o f produce last week lo r a return nf $ 17,678. Pepper led. with 10,161) hamper- selling at the ceilin g o f $2 75. Th e market w ill continue to operate through June, July nnd A u g u it to accommodate grow ers and local buyer*. A ligh t volume o f all commodities I* expected f o r th* rem alnrder nf Junr, and okra and eggplant w ill ronlinue In July and August," he said. llhythm H**c*l (Ttiarok** Doul, Jlnal* fllrl l^ify Htilp Home On Leave . A lfre d Spence W illiam s, J r. haa returned to hi* ship a fte r Spend­ ing the week-end with hU p a r­ ceilings w e t requested a f Con- I ents. Mr. and Mra. A . 8 . W il- ' grass b y Jam es Downs, J r „ rep ­ t 1 Hams. H a has been w ith th * resenting the N ation al A ssocia­ t resentin' Merchant M arina since January, tion o f R e a l E state Hoards. He Irtra lk Ha**—Tulartlyr t Htockton I'rlit* 1946 an,| has recently been pro­ testified b e fo re th* House Bank­ 1 IKin* Tim moted to Junior 3rd O ffic e r ,' C IA ing Com m ittee, considering le g is ­ I Lucky frank * Tim* l'l*a** I Chwrful lluddy t Rtardrltt -----------lation to p rolon g the I l f* o f the 4 Jolly Slack I Cuban Libra Pvt Robert J. IT o c to r o r - -i' O PA. ' Blebtb Mac*— */ia M il*I rived Sunday from C h a n u te ,^ 1 0 * 1* 1 6 * n * H | .................... I J*r*cy Vick Field, 111. to spend hla leave W ltK u Boston Dab* I J *r**y UUI I Tom my’* P a ra * 1 Hhaksrtown his parents, M r. and M ra- C liffo r d 1 P ro cter o f P a r k A vague. 4 Lucky Down t R ock y. Lad ■ W A S H IN G T O N , June I I , W T— A general Increase In OPA rent Sixth lta * » V i H f t t r i (Qalalala R a n ) Valdosta I Ho Cut* Qrltty * Htowaway Itebal l> * m „ l T K lgey's lu tty Dta.lUtlK»*m»n S t'arni n. ' -i----- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 08, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ecb15e763ef0c1b9d8baefc8f3569086.pdf c12729fc608c86f3131ca2aaef96ccd6 PDF Text Text t cicntn m n flAWFftnn j i r h a l b , M K rftR n r L o n m * JIO N D A Y , J U N E . 4, 194 to th* t1mi» fofr opening bid*. All Olds mutt ih o s totals tor each lifts and tctal tir.ccnt tf bid .nsfrte i ui* i hit of th* P*fc’ FI*# i . |h t *. f«^#r.#d to r#j#-ct nuy o r-.-ail hid* HTATU ITOAI» m:i*AltTMi:ST OK KLOIIU^A. K K ft AYI KHH Khftlrni'iii J II IM iW L IN fl Htat# l l l * h * W«y l£*t«ln##r Shipyard Workers A it* Awarded Star For Buying Bonds Legal Advertisement CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES 14c per Une for one Insertion Me per Une for three Insertion* 07* p er Une for I laaerUeea Me per Une for 30 Insertions , ifiSIBi VIIk If(1(thi • m * 30< PHONE 148 OR* BRING YoOll Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD CmmL (Ire word* to th* line, Including phone and address. AB neierlieem m U for situ s Bona wanted will be charged for at the regular classified rates. LOST ii. a K ji*e co. U. B. TIRES and TUBES ItU UEilN wail Ioca ico l houoe. Phon* 0123. room U)KT: I’uir u f mitiliiry glasses iiewtird. somewhere downtown I’hunt 7K.’I-W H L 1J" NOIWAY'S TOP TPAlfOR, VMkun quilling H rftl. accompanied b j i a guard l&siiuwn enh rinjj a r**uit rdk#ii n O f u n fttclimio&ry hearing uti charges uf In -n h Is t»;- it» I i> Mu j > the fiuivjcgian t*t*un * dci. \ .i c hut I him let*Id /. wfc, i / ‘.tcf fwliI«Jiuji W A N T E D AH Congressmen Have To Do To Up Their Pay Is To Vote For It MAID, good pay Rhone County 3U03. SO ACRE farm til*4, g*od flow­ ing wall*. 10 acres rough land COLORED glrla f o t laundry Palm Hammock Sanford, Fla. work. iB-gufar hours and wage* P. E . K U , 1101 Park Ave., By JACK STINNETT Apply in person. Seniii’oli Sanford, Via. Phona 661-W. WASHINGTON If all Vmi nr County Laundry <’«>.. did W. I hud In do In raise nor pay a a* 3rd HL _ _ _ KEROSENE ~W at*7 H*aUr and lo vote, who wouldn'tT . tank. Inquhra 404 Palmetto GIRLS for Swla Fountain. TouchYet < In gres*, is so rowed by A v e n u e . _______ pilbllr >•11in am (hat I, on* gnue “0 leaf* withnul lui.ing 'h e sa!»* y UP8, purebred Doberman Pinrl’ 11- on ndier. I* del 1.1 -ml il tcher Champion blood line. |M>. -elf a pensi i, . .-uni. nf u* Kelley, Box ?37. Hanford, phone County 23(U, r«V0 YOUNG fr«*h milk g o at, reasonably priced. Mr*. J-N, purdlck. Houth H*nford Av*. LA R0E BIZE baby bed Inntrsprlng m attreis. 1 Soda Shop. _____ UBLE SPRING COT and two hattr«ai*». Mm. Bauman, ihon* 360 or Plnehurat Grocery !0th and French. CHOCOLATE ayrup. H WANTED BY WBHTKRN UNION WALKING OR BICYCLE MESSENGER 40 CTS HOUR 40 HOUR WEEK ADY TO work In office to 7:00 PM Prefer one understands « » itrhhonrd. del Hotel. gallon lets. 7be. Homer’s Soda lihopWATERMEIXIN3. Also firm vtne ti(vcned tomatoes fur canning Norwood and Tlndal’a Store la k e Monroe, Phone Cuonty 2106. __ _________________ ; qth turns them out. The evils of this are too obvii.ii*. Iiivenllgntors nutslile Con­ gress report unts|qivfK‘ully that persons in industry holding equi­ valent jobs nre much better paid! that they don't have to m aintain I i'*iile)i*a-s in two cities; that 11i«*4r IritPS nr# Irnn .fi. Iiiivr h#f»n n.any prutesta nyjtui'i i hi* lull ti* tnrrvaaa Dan, n u 'situ 'ii'. **\|>*‘iw# mo-cy, tax ficc. L'.Miil a ym r. iVihup* they mi* justified but they ure tern|u r i‘fj l#v the roiirluRion of ulmoat rv«»rv om* hitn 8tu<lie«l the privtilem arriaualy that member* ' of a Utgielativf Uo iy abouldn't ! have to renort lo such subterI fllire*. No mu' ile jir t thnt there ia a I frihh'p tif ( ‘imjfrensiutiai Incomue >Iviita who aren't worth a (j »Ua. .i >r u t. but they arr* *t numer on fiR ttup rnen who are forced tn up the poor pay unit ins# i im i* v »»i office for Lite gooi! Pill ,c n lh;i' pUViitr hvJRlfU'A* IS *. ihtoy !■> in ) u ca|i»bl# iniin. K e n tu c k y GILBERT'S Panam a Chocolate HIGH Hl’H ltt>1 in.vs candy. Homer’s Soda Shop. rhccklng laundry person Seminole < THREE BEDROOM houa*. living dry. HtU W. Ixi St room, dining room, kitchen and bath on paved road. Can give M IS C E L L A N E O U S Immediate noeietslon. Edward F. Lane, ‘*Tha man who knows CURTAINS, lac - table cloths, Sanford." ____ acarfs, washed, starched and stretched. filM Mellonvllle Ave ]1W acre* Und lying south ot Phon* K7H , rallrokd, house and 2 lots jaiown a* Tooten PUc*— WareBORROtV HERE WHERE 'j bouse and 2 lota lying along PRIVACY IS RESPECT ED * aid* of railway in Cameron YOUR natural d*»ire for iirivoc) v City. Going Into *«rvlce. Mat *in money m atters Is slriflri 3 Konlk. R l I, Bo* 133. Sanfonl, respected here. Fiiemt* am fla . ' relatives are nut (luesliutied about your credit. Your etn player or business associate, .-*■ BUY SPECIAL GRADE will not hear of your persona H ‘HYUKEEI? ch ick s •fla irs. There is no cause for Jiatched from high type U.S. AP em barrassm ent. V proved, pullorum tested m atlnr . tu niti- A s u iD D v n u n i’li Reasonable credit requlramenl*. WHITE BARRED ROCKS. No co makers on money loans. 100 fo r' tU-PBr prepaid, life Variable paym ent plum. delivery guaranteed. Poultry FAMILY U)AN CD. fa rp k ' V 3 Bo. Howard Ave-, Phone 33 Tampa, Fla. _________ ______ Florida Bank n id i. lie D erb y R un I * * * . __________________ rooms tvyi Mocks from 9 l!y FRANK ECK AP N ew sfralum * Sports W riter NEW YORK Vrlevan horaernt'ii (u-l that the Kentucky Derh v will be a wide open affair when the rate I* run at Churchill Down? on Saturday, June it. P i,aid in g you are willing to past up unbeaten I res For All. who I.ii- ye! to travel a distance of i i.. ind veterans point with ortd* i. th-stv s ti etrh-rawlhlTt von o | . tm uoned MtdnjjoHj.MlalesiRnf, HUNTING TOD COULDN'T ASK FOR'BETTER <8®> SUPREMIS ■ FLOOR VARNISH! H ere’s ■ super-quality Boor varnish I H ard, mar-rest tram. Beautiful, longwearing gloss that withstands the bests, esl floor traffic—s n j come* up shining! HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD Phonr R3 In occonlnnco with n new directly,? from O.I’.A effective immediately, we have been*authorized t catablish a new jirice on buttermilk, a i follows; detail Out-wf-Htore .14c pgr qtiRrf Retail Home-delivered .I4c per tjunrt Wholesale .I2c per quart O.P.A. price on sweet milk remains :£hc,«nme: Out-of-store ,18c per quart ^ Home-delivered .19c per quart SPENCER - HARDEN DAIRY GREEN VALLEY DAIRY .Stakes at Garden S tate last July rad* him in ht* three other vie torirs and brought him second to undefeated I’avot hi the rich Kt monl Futurity last September. Alexis closed his 2 year-old camaigu by running second to Rick’s Raft in the mile and . sixteenth Walden Stakes at Pirn lico, Nov. 26. OUT WHERE THE BREEZE BBGINS. A cool, comfortable home, six acre* of land with ATTENTION Servlcs personnel few orange tree*. Edward F. and vacationists —■ Apts, and I T o Ju n e WILMINGTON. Calif., June I. T hr U.S. Treasury recently an i r i n : to i o s t iu it m ii warded a new star In the al OKKII K UK TilK HT AT K ItiiAii OKI'S ItTMENT ready sta r studded T reasury "T 1' Tml la hAMUfir Plorfttn award l>*riner of Ihe California M a y !l, l* li Shipbuilding Corporation's TerlN O lT K f lA ir n A*ll mlnal Island Yard. The star wm r o M T iir < riow i*iiot*iti%f hWcilt-tl la|«t ■■ will l>t rrtrlVftl at presented at a W ar Horn) rallynil* ullle# from (jualtflrd ('»'!»■ held t» mark th* third anni­ iihctnfa until til 30 A it. iHAV.T ) versary of War Bond sales at nn th* Jitli iHy of J unr. 11f &, for th* yard and for Advance Puy- th# conatruction of th# fnlluwln*: HTATK PltOJKCT. JOll No. rool Savings drive planning for m O -tO l. Itnart No- l >•. the coming 7lh W ar Loan. In A#mtnoi# County. |j#tw(#n the paat three year* Cal 5hip K o fn l City and Or»tij{* County lain# Wm k lo worker* have bought over 43.000,roA^Jnt *»f rmi*lru#{|t>n of 000 in W ar Uond*. setting a re« Unml llltumlnoufi I<«umS card for California Industry. i Ml* Kinvrni#itl- Th* l#n*th Is it|>|iroxlnmi#l]r 1 *** John A. McCone. Calship'* mile*. A r*rtlfl#d check president. read ..to assembled In lit# m m o u n t of f ‘ li M 'u worker* a telegram from Robert will ha* r***jmr#d II. Moulton, chairman of the W ar For each prnpuKiil, ft r#rtlfl#tl Kin*nre Committee for Soutnern ch*ck to Hi# amount *lftt#«i ahov#. | a» able to the chairman of California. The telegram follows: h # H t a t * It o Afl I h p u r l i n M i t , w i t h "I'lease accept alncere nppreeis- tlit# o ###*#* rjr HfMw'n potfumanuary tton mid congratulations on behalf H t a i n p „ a t t a c h e d , m u s t n r r u m p i n f A ll rrrtlflu l ch*ck» of Ihe War Finance C om m ittfe-on **aeh h h l ■ h al l h r e r r I If led w i t t i l y 1 & 11*«) * your third anniveraary of the of Ih# tint* for rtcHvlnjf h i!*l Cnlsbip W ar Bond program uud C i t l h l f T R r h n - k t w i l l not h r «# for the outstanding results ob­ crpt#<1. Til# tihevk* rtf thr two r i t hlihlr ra will ho i|#poatl#il. tained by your employees who lo fAll work to h# don# lr. arcnriS* through the f’ayroll having* Plan an## with th* Plana* fCpfrlflratlon* have purcha*eil In excess of 43.- and .Sfm-lul Pro via Inn# of Ih# Nlul« 000 .POO In War Bonds. during Hoad Department- .Special attm* |ion la called to NpecUI Provi­ this time. dian* which will t#« ftmnlahcd with “Certainly your results with an average of over 111f> per capita and 163 per cent of plant quota in the Sixth War Loan ramnnign toys any other large rroim In Southern California and I think probably in the nation os n whole. v M o re “ We know this has meant the B U S IN E S S enthusiastic support of m anage­ ment, the entire cim peril ion of the American Federation of U lm r Representatives and all of the employers in your yard. It Is a flu* tribute to millions of m m •ud women in uniform through out the world ami Is an example that can be used most iffectlv t|y with others in making our •dans for the coming Seventh War Loan campaign, in whirl, we are against looking to Calship em ­ ployee* tor leadership. “ heap and sincere appreciation is i xtended front the Treasury Depart m int to you and ever von In your organization who so genuinely participated tn th. on t. mu, I at i omidtshmeril.* Mu one expressed his strre ti hop. that the combine t st-pp... of labor and manager.t. It, to.. Iw continued In tlie Wu. Hon. effort and that ( alship cm ployees will make an ever Sen-nth War Loun und in thi year ahead. Three years ago the first bon., drive was organised at Calship ami in its first month t'alsiiip pets demonstrated tn the world at large thnt they rould boj Linds as well as build ships. -Tl.i yard's first goal was set at 2M>, ottUUH) dollars. l^tlshlppers met that first gon in. a m atter of days. A new go* was *at at C.dJO.UdO dollars C a t shippers met at one. to i Tht-;, ' the goal was luosled lo lIsr mi 1 pOstu lc" figure of 2 1 .U0 0 .lHHl lol |ars. Headed hy Chairman Joht , D. Burton, the Calsnip bond corti . ntltt»e Talstd then slghae and went to «nrk. Main St. one half block of ocean bv ELGIN BICYCLE, balloon tires. day or week. Phone U49-R. 708 See 0. C. S >d condition. Broadway, Daytona Beach. Fla vld a t It. B. Pop* Co. .«t 14 Palmetto Ave. FURNISHED *1100613 1408 Oak P itrro Renoir, famoua French painter, first painted on pom dain. Avetiua. MALARIA '.DIAMOND RING ' care of Herald. . BRIDE’S DREAM HOUSE. Juet th* houea you have always wlehcd for. You can move Into 44 th e aam w day-you buys it, you do p o t haV* tq wait. Good locetlon. cotn*r IoL’ Edward F. CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH , LIQUID lor / » / • / ! MALARIAL ItUSINKSS SERVICE 4TO RAGE Garage. your ear at Kent's Specie1 raU dear n T a k e o n ly a* directed. L Modernly styled, oyerstuffed three of a largo 'comfort aide , „ -piece suites consisting _______________ sofa and two chairs, finely Utilorcd and c overod in a choice of long wearing tap­ estry, l^ocatelle. or mohnir frieze fabrics. Completely spring filled for the utmost in comfort and relaxation! -* . • j___ PAINT NOW) ITBRJNO fabric*. UP*»damaak*, brocatellee, a Ww Have Good Reliable Painters itocY f<» Hieet from. R. arm 11able-“ Call Sanford Faint A Glass Company, [6 H EN S . Isfwia A .'T ele, phone 7^). b sK U IN K Phone 303. AUTO BODY AND FENDER . WORK HY AN RXPFRT, SU­ PERIOR AUTO PAINTING— l a m assortment of color*. Your can can look naar. Bring It ta us ami see. HOLLER MOTOR RALES Phone 622 tber brief cat# of 208 W. let Ht. ty, metal ilppors. I'M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WJTH PinSBURGH’S COLOR fm DYNAMICSI* > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE/] OUTI J LAWSON SUITE W fE B O T Here’s a living room vulte that are distinguishing features of 1 matching lounge chair make t ed in hand blocked/ Jlncn, tape* k x \/ S i o f I i n e « n d t h e ei co m fo rt th a t a L a w s o n t y p e s g fflg . T h e r o o m y s o f a a n d o p e o f d is tin c tiv e c h a r m jf tf f b e a u ty . O over- sm other k M u ttIW .(.b rljY J ■ S U IT E S Occasional Chairs "«■'t { w m K h p o l n t M d g i a i a f o e c ? o r y job. Call us for rcHabie painters, 1 ;' . /.The C o m p l e t e P a in t A nd ( �v * " n If * # wUk to bo (it< i if t t with to prreerve bvlolato thoao Uootimoblo privl***** f°r #klcb we b o re beta eo long roo­ tending—we n u t figfatl —PATRICK OENKT. " i t * * * * * ♦ ♦ •* IM ib*, #f vttU (iT h e g J _ (j ^ a n ■ f p r f c S t m AN INDEPBHDKNT NKWSPAPER p a p e r w il l m i k e If p rtlffllT * kin d® f i r I W - t l b U bomba. Start • i r t a | m*w. 3 •■A *********** *_______ _____________■Li VOLUME XXXVI h itler’s Body Is Said Found 4 By Russians E s ta b lis h e d G en . B ra d le y 1908 H om e F ro m S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T he Japs Boast New TypeOf j; Rat Warfai W ar 5 moke Blackened A nd % Charred Body iBOne Of Four Found Be­ neath Chancellory J itte ry chancellory n iter the fall erf Berin. A abed why no official anlouncement waa made by Mos­ cow thia source said aa long aa any element of uncertainty exista the Russian*. do not wiab to sta te definitely Ih c body ha* been found. le ste rd n y the tvev. M artin NleTnoeller, self-described "H itler’* own prisoner and personal enem y,’ said that he believed H itler may have escaped by UIhiui. * The Lutheran P aatof ‘ added 4)h at he vainly tried to Jfin the N aii navy in 11)39 becam e "my ■uni were out fighting dnd dying for me and I think a father should die for hla sons.” "You muat take mo for whaf f i am ." laid the pastor who at­ ta c k e d naiiiam from the pulpit in 1937. A l ’ boat commander Dogs Reported As •Performing Well At LongwuodTrack 1943 G erm a n Member Associated PrcsH C iv ilia n s C le a n U p U n te r \H o u m la rie s O f U n ite d ilita r y Ur A .e^elatel N e E p o c Story Of Dachau AwardsAre Given Concentration At Exercizes Of Camp Related Local High School S e t D e c e m b e r, .V 1937; To S o u th w e s t I ll> ^aaarlnlrd Yrr**) Th»* United SlHtos. Britain Rii>sui and F ram e, having siRtmtl a (lei lantiiuu amuiunci n K- i l i e u.iHiimpiitin -tlf * ;*u|*ri*nu* authority in Ger­ many. .-dill faretl today the tasks hi i-.'tahlishinK the marhim-rv *>! an Allied control count'll. _ The Berlin council m e e tin g ^ [hi- font Lif 'Hiwrrn v n trrd a y «»* »!•*■»<•i Ibf^l hv one rnrrpspnniU-hl an havtfiff Lroken the l e t Lift le«vnu* muMilvcd the major •s.u u n tio n pruhli’m »nufrontlnf th. M itt' 11 n vrnr »ij£<» today thftt Ameiiiiin Htul llritH h troops hit the N’ormandv britches*. General h i ' v *»In»* I*r in •n' 1nInir<I todiy afi u rm \ li'ial iilii v of 1' VB IS J iiju* ti, Geo The Allied r a i r T «*l T ills Fit TU hK t LEA HI \ 11.1,1 S l'KATK.H lhut th e friimui- ! n!«*i , "to w'pflotVd 'flYka ° " * k e f |n the *«me t v*u* of lnimuuiK And hi idler \ -xhellhiy • * u i'n nT|u i j( i i n oNiuaM %•■ r»«» p|fNf««hni* it* enpturr b\ the Kii-*<xiun«- Heiv G* ' oimh <ix |mi i )• ,i Vl-t.ifi i.f HUkaImh Mihllfiw to permit f t. *• free in* .»|fe "1 t r «t f t Pioneer Sanf ord Resident Dies At Old OrlaiJo Home I f.let | me .. . a$*. Tv%» r nine U Or Ll," tcl-fYi i r t hr turn f r •mii Krifdntiti anil hi t r o 11<• throuish i 4|ir*i her# )«**f F lo rriu r Hrariialt, M ii oil Ntr-1 Amelia w 1.. t-v >-l nf <k’uf# \l It. mdiiil fimthei ot Dr. Ini' slid Mnyor WU)i*ta II.. 1 nnap1!. ... 1nl ■( this rity «»f Anna . ■ t.. Of '**• ty in ■dll l - J H ■ l.l'dv ..( VIII . .ill . Ill t r.h .iv hi.! optritliiff In South Af» ririi i i a He) hail ronif* to y \ q y + !*» t.e . ith H .G tH L/h4 rt r.f t nloTWriiTVjiffrf* 'whirl* *flf§ Ii, , •m’H 1tr »l t-y iivn SanfoTol1 #*1 r #« r I) H i rjjr ffoVth r Ut. r k.irtut nHiiti I t\*i f«>i -It*) rlo p m rn t pur•II \ . I ■ County Asked To Allot Funds For Experiment Land! A w ard ed liro n z u S ta r S-Sgt. E v a n s Is Killed In Action In The Philippines WITH THE DIXIE DIVISION IN MINDANAO, June 6. (Sparlil> —Ltaut A.K. "A lec” f’pweU of Sanford. Kla., always a m i ' I.ONGWOOD, Juna 6, (Spatial) of action, volunteered tn lake i r t-K a lis who are not attending the the skies over Mindanao with sup C o m m i t t e e I h N a m e d K arl L vans K rrri\rs “ races at the Kaliford-Oriando Krnidles whan his unit Of the 311* ncl d u b »i l/ongwood aro ml»»Infantry Division was not lm I , r l t i t I ) i i t ed D a> P o T r y T o K a i H e S S g t . H a r r y H o b s o n D o r o t h y M o r r i s o n I h ing some real sport, for the grey ­ mediately committed. When hounds are pcrlarm icg as well A fte r H is D e a th F u n d # B y D n n n tio n I n C h a r ^ e O f H o s p i - ; _ ^ V i n n e r O f S c h o l a r - , „**, the naut*n«nt r« 4 « ■ hon#, ns they cvci did in tba mid-wiariver aixl hKeh-hlksfd M U » aaaaon. ;-----' , A S s V' I van?. vkL 1i> (m id . wlik, .IV Lnt.rrt , s d , . to rig h t of s i r i for # -Toniatit'a daily LdwibU aw k ara klllrii Mm i Florida officer, forxyer I m * from ' F u re.t u t y south nr t un i could wail stu d y ; tha parform "Things ware plrrtty hot ahd I Tlir<«- schnlanhlp* tii hotter , , | etm !n for Ghaee and Ots ahd and \ for the ) P V Ino \! •t T1| ances of Hanl Luck L u hi the exciting” »• the 7th Army crossed | pupils of Seminole High {'‘‘bool National Gyiisum '‘until tk4 \ Cantpem Road are row scoured ti •. •mi rL« U U. second and Jum ping Jack In the the Rhine, arote S Sgt. i l g r r y , and s rtumtwr of nrit* award* ■topped aisktng things Cl? seU or it Was announced Tuesday “t y.n 4Ui* *Oi* third. If Alert Spaedstar is in I’ripeipsl account of the war", nerwrlheiea- ’ ihe masting of th* t-ounty ( om rtf ' (■«• «’*t l h i l Kvi« - h the mood he can taka tha feature Rolison of the U 6ih Kvacuation w ere' announced by liospital in a recent letter to hi* Herman E. Morris at the imprea- found flying a pleasant ‘ dltrrf m inion, aico rd i’ g in <> I' Ham i i ie11f IT111i "h* iff ' lid f lie* ' s e v e n t h race. f h* vouriM H m iih la##ir, born parent*. Dr. snd Mrs. J N. Rob- l sfvo graduating exercises that ■ion from footing i^ w ith the in donj County clerk ( nnstr uctlon i muillit S Sk’t \ i no *» T onight’s entries: \\ m f .‘7 IKMI ut Nut ion in A»htook place nt the packed sehoot fantry son of Hanford. nf it mr-fiti a! lidstt time ot .id. ftrl! Nniiinitham • •* . England, on the ruad. has been authorised row* Use.—aria m iu i 1 M ilk ) , J ' r l d . i o a P a t r o l i \ irr « ht h tin nrtiki’il in A n trim « ith a iritn d In 11 pages of tense narrative, auditorium Monday e v e n i n g "I guided the cargo p lan ts In by the State Road Department f’Tlli«ri**l thr I Ch*r. Ilamblcr C Ijuly Vlxon typed on a "liberated" German N inly-four p u p,l I ■ graduated behind the infantry and we drop to s ta rt on June It i 1iih I» fttfiti\ 7 I••l Idii \ .it toll k ? . !nppf her flant’r O'd w is maf3 | ’««» Away 7 C II K la th i , mini (4 II - .-»H. l \ typew riter. Sgt. Rob*on present­ thirteen of them aw ay In the ped their food, am munition rand A committee composed of M 4 Hhoo A w a y I W hjr fjh lp ao 1 *d ' \ r « VufV rt*#- > Irfl im Heeon4 I t u r w - I ' i t t f l t f i ed n vivid dearription of events armed service. y i \ I. •d h> f ) S medicine to them ,’’ said Lieut M. . Cuiiuiu president of th.> in* -I'M'* Iv f<i* } ! «i ' Irt hivI tnadr 4Flral Half Daily To Miss Dorothy Morrison hss Rowers, "I used to do a lltth epunty farm htiieau. Rt It n leading up to, and following the Ilf.’ tn Or # i Hard Lu. k Lti & Tiny hid crossing of the Rhine, and Inter been given ■ achrdarship 1,11flying myself end reading aerial Ruprecht, dir.«-to» uf th tier v it v h3 MorniiTK Judar I Marc*11 Wav# of the horrors of the notorious Agnes Scott Collrge at Decatur, ma(„ |, , „ rt of the bueiness. I .«».! 3 Itedl Turf 7 ClvnitnUna Expert me ru I...t>**r ittnr y, I m ini. 1 vbi u*i r y i AIff ala I Unci# Don Dachau Concentration <’ a ro p. 1 lia -aid Mr Motri*. Unlv four On his firal trip inland over th . Agent i it It.o .m t, H em , I \• . " F in Mr T U m Hare— K«l«rlfyi when- the lltwralmi prisoners of these scholarships w ,tr offer Savre National Highway, th. Thurston rhurston < i tic -Isle Hut cm . l Tru * hu h I Strom l Half Hally Ho a IkI# r Ii h* (1 1In t fti ii|t t thr j ed in ^ cornlu-titfre^ exarpnuitions lieutenant'* plane picked pp and Inert I g f o\, • • snd I V 1 M*rr> Main 3 Dig m il .Hallur went wilri with joy A]h ri r A \ 2 |Hibh|e « Ca»h Dr tea -1 , «*d M., "Only one thing I might men Ihruiiifboul 1tier United Stuifnil I’lmtED. u| pear.nl I•.*f--r ■ Uft urgent radio call from the troop, it rum ley ^ 3 J tt imii I fig J i t r k 7 l<a*t N e » » To Mtfi.* F.filth Cbeulnut. vulrt* twlow The pflnt was Hiked l* the ttoitrtl tn refrienee to pur - t Hf Ilf Si’MiIHull j f lion about the Rutile crossing” t fi 'xplrtiduf i.i'fl 1fitt ft 1In Mf f M” ►i L«>(lla • Kirn t< iiitllnued Chi !*■#■ Tn u I ho han k• d the bright he wrote "I* that we were the l it# ioi tlirtf land and pick up th ree hedl' ehaec of land fm the Ag>l< ill Dd 14, V o urife ttHtre—f'ataHty i i* «until second Evacuation Hospital to l h ..|lfit» ft*| It |t(iew|H*f«tiia future Evi f ylhin^r ir«tti k' <Ualaltla R*r«) wounded infantrym en if It was at tun*I Experiment Station recently hrroiam Hi noth'*' I • lit I Hank Nola & Bllrk Trick cro u , and that things were plenty m flu intlrlpatrti rrv rn u e from •> K wrote K r 11 1 Y all possible. For a big cargo authorised hv thr .Stale I^gis whilr aarvnik with 3 Valfloatn « Match Tu fan try uf the A i ru ptfitl tii* dkl \ th* *iff ii*i |>rovc# odrntttvd to tin hot and exciting during those plane it was hardly possible,, but Ja b tre . 3 tinK 7 J«r*«y Hay -.11 HUM lit. w,«« hard in thoar day®. time*. The bridges of the Rhine In’fort* with f > I t w a. re quoiU’d that the Gmin 4 Chink » I mac* t tsady Hllek the lob wes done on a plot »• i, r lflk Hare K ultrlH l i -’t iitltk' Thr Hr hrdaU t1*m| y hr wrtld i y «pprtiprfatr thr #um of $20. k-" r were all blown out: so we cro ss­ • mall th at no C-47’e landed ot ftl Morcamlt# 6 Hold HUde If HIM f A- If •' •» r VT8H waa ed on pontoon float bridges, w ith Jiiwt Ml'T.t' * 000 towartf pureha#r »*f th r llirh tt thereafter. I Kid !!• » C H h y t h m a*^*! f i ti sfMt hiring® II »!*.. % % ■ f .»•. i our trucks loaded so high with “ On one run we circled th. erd Hlckmm farm ol» t >l#f v 3 Miisvlf* Minn 7 HhalUlra Imfi .tin h nmr 'Mr! '•1 i-r N k*1 1ti * * k« u - . « 4 Zljra> « l u i l r * Nakr. B u r n s r equipment that ««• must have airslcjp while dlre-bombera bomb Avenue foi ihi» pm i#e, in« Iuit h i a t k ll^ rv — P a l a r lty i f f J M• ' M #11*1 1♦ -in if a f*m'1 Kllli'l 1 ' e# 1 looked like Gypsies tu the G er­ ed it.” Lieut. Pow en recounted Ing n e c r ',« i, b*(jlili' g» for r» ( Hal air la Itarol if. i, u u t n ' 1',|i•"r* »►■..» th r ’ brr« man eWlllan* who peered a t us br c»rl/« *' •'"1 pevlmant* nil *11 types uf vegr I 7a >oh I L |4l I t up* K:wnniHn - got a lot of fun lo- “ A fter they’d gone we circled tbi table* tIt! Jrc k 1 I Hilly WfUl I from the corner* of windows. ■ii a h" ;'1 > ' ' 1• . 3 !ht#|fin Ha bn • Andjr*a llook field the nine more tim es ft tool :lay watching ijirry Loeslng, ta l­ 1 tn 3 GHder*l#*va 1 Hr lead Inr MUifilf 1'♦ |«e"| f - -1»*!- . “ We made several moves and W. G. Kiltivr . r11a.Inua11 »»f l h r to drop out our two ami uiie-hall ented l ’< year old cartoonist of 1 '* I -AtTy 1 fa# i Itound 1t»|*M . Art)*- •*•»* *v\» f r r r i r tr c v h i * /i" " " u ,M I |*t setups as the lighting went, on f” " a t,T Z .i'^"ionin-i ton load.” ’ (B o ard , npiidtiigd ■ rpimniliet aenaaifc Harr . A /ll MUti f. <*' Miir of Fivt li^rAAnfiii er^Titu H III ................ toward Numburg. A s- . it t u 1», bnTs!.,'Ui” 1ie-drew l d u T c L l i ^ « The lV,,tenWr,t-i wife. HeYvrTv, I J « r a i y Hill l U ia |# i t '— .— -- r ,., I * i jig. it*-,,i -!jiII w nut t ho th r i*(H’frtv (fi G* • . : J dolly Mark f Masv. Hed i f hi i !ir u n i i ' when wp set up In hn a re x 'w e loon# on kfchita p»P«r, aom® at I *n” *°.n Alec, 10, both live ir < !#, ii r Hut (ufi hi -f .......... .t ■ uiruiiiutv d s< vt n*nj nut, 1. At*rl Hp.e<lstarT •■ii Ut* oak would receive patients the same « t'heerful Had .1 Hoc try laid | m*M Mr# H. nriliili ntuvttl hriUilr Mar mt'lbl 1 , Ih • - iii.tflr afternoon and continue opersflbn l -i u * ■ I We’ll K^t i I ™ \ Uku. eig h th Uses- r a ia rttrr fI a mu; t>> UrUtluIu kbherfi luil'UI it Ulfi m tli *u * , tu I*fi. All*o/t V S m atalela Haeet t til rl..M ■In .one for sboul. Jt-im u k . pit|M*r U InmKftfrrd hy ■M arshall Hare-1 Riverside- M ilitary ArtuMm* •*tt|faKfHl to | » '| v | « t W Lut U year t a r l " » hi IM t htt»l my h rn h sn - T.m» '» Itew f ^T»*ms*l ’ We would move as close a t four our In ntli ^ It* man and Herman E. M o r r i s , ‘ the and attended Duke and Florldi -»» kdt'i’H •mi t Thr oMinty'# U | 1 Kialln b**ti playing righf ' mmtil fur thr I hi# tiiitv > ■ mites to the front lines, jm l by oung cartoonist steppe«l up to | universities In the early ’30’s, t fc fie 'rto w n 1 Hex Hoy you jl I|l j VH.4> 411kli Iloiterl IsA*r ......h Hr Inti'f w ith oth®rn, WASHINGTON June, fl, (Spc- j (’ol«' v Fed grld.lv 4 Mealier Hay » DtaLlllllHesmesi the next day the fighting would his easel anil asked someone to Im.,.*,'hi nut ari nb^lra^t cotitpif^y. c U l)—LUut. (jg) Kobrrt (Jg) Kolwrt R on III*-' baseball nod lm»krtl>«ll Le 14 mile* down the rq(tdiV_ - draw a mark of kny »H*pe on the In 11*0 l th® Rrarilnll* purcHas* A w ard ed Kidwell. Jr.. (J.S.N.R., of B60I team*, it nd who giadunlr.1 (mm U o l . P e t v r s O ff-the night of May 1, they >aper. From these ne drew funny *-I The honir on I-ttkc* <’h#rnke® Seru(i)ide High S,h.«d >»itli tinPlnSy Branch Road, Silver Spring, crossed th e Danube, w ent throOgn ices, Dutiald Duck, an d when Mr, L e g io n O t M e r i t tt hu it tin# "tincr herfi th* family M aryland, flew 40 com btt m il­ 44 clans. Munich and entered the concen­ Morris drew a long S line, he In U.i-07 Mr*, Hrant all r-ulriirt* The* smt of Ml nmi Mr, A 1. f _ lions during • tour of duty just tration camp at Dachau. A> the #he with btM h r f h u k barit | .bn 1" I ' i -t I'i 1, * lift uf M l TALLAHASSEE, Jttna 6, UP) convoy wound up a narrow wind- made a snake of i t R aburn, U2H Went Third Strr.-t. completed with the fighting Club President Dr, Luther Dpss f h f Koy% r a i ri«*<l *»i Robert M. Brown of the Drown Hll 111*1 Uf Slit! —Gq», Caldwell’s Invest]gator r*c- ro*d into the camp they drove r i P/c. Rahurn wa» I> < n r* in .Sanford. squadron of A ir Group 4&, based •ii a promt* o im*. Im • -.tmlirtiu'tl in otnmended to h ir a v s d th e eah- ■lowly poet 60 boxcars of, p r i­ came in for a profile view* s ta rt­ D redging Company of Tam no is aboard a fast INDEI’ENDENCE- May 20, 1U26. lie enlisted on his* Ihi* bin* a lw a y f Inet yesterday th a t plana should soners murdered by the G enuine, ing with the .cigar and ending In peraonal charge of the d rv d n claee carrier. 10th birthday and « m cellcl into (rt)n<l»n. K n g i.in .l in ch itrifc uf n r ti { p a r t in ihi com m unity'a with “ Doc”. L etter T hary. L ar­ and equipment now being moblliiH lllff o f I l l ’ll Pities, bein* vtn m l find c iv ic a be made to reliever the present 1 c n t lit T he Zl-yrnr-old pilot of ■ active service on Aug .in. I1MI. stated, [j *( ry's form er employer a t Weetem ed and repaired on th e Sanford .in* nf the onvinatorH of thq DociliUlr nr.(I hi* nrh Army Air overcrowding* a t th e i ta t* hos- he “D JfELLCAT, Navy fighter pianr, The citation it-mD: l‘fr Allwrt Forcf, Iium ttt‘4’11 U#J*l|flirt| te. lhf» SniM'i* library and its first Ii* uring ail thl# excitement." Union, posed for a p o rtra it th at w aterfro n t for dredging sparehe w rote, ,*lt « h my m isfor­ had everyone laughing. tlon* th a t will s ta rt In nbost a ha* returned with ■ Distinguished W. Rahurn, 331 Infantry. U nlt.il Thin! Air F o u r hnuli|uttfI i*m at br»iMun, a*t v%r 11 mm a c h a rte r mem/ P> Mrs. Ellen W h ltM & t Miami »o- tune to M tha se n io r' noa-^om L a rry made hie cartoons with week to cut a thro* mile channel F lying Cross, and gold star in S tates Army. "For disllngunbing Tam pa. t*e*i nf thr Ko«alind club, the etsL worker, suggested an addltin** tdde#t tocial fir ir amiatloH. . tlon of fsclllO es to p ro .h io cam in the convoy; so M ajor Jones sta rtlin g speed. Joel Field drew to a depth of eight fe e t (ra n lien of the second third, and him self by heurlr achirvrm rnt m He was r « r t.i' i«" a r»lr«i tt. I s r s t leset l o w l r th d ln itits . celled f o r msn and soldi H)et a K and from Ii L a rry made a the preeent navigation channel to fo u rth •roirtes, He ilio war connection with m llitarv oiHrra- "Ijcg ion of M m t me*hi I foi A drviuit rn* mber of the Epiteothese trucks unloaded in Bure funny face. According to Mr. E nterprise a t the dock of tllr sWardcd an Air Medal ami gold tlons against an enemy uf the “u eep tio h ally ii»ri iim um# '-rr bui* pnj i hiirrh, »hr w«# (vr^aniat for s ta rs In lieu of second, third, United States on April. before supper, there’s e kitchen Morris, L arry has won numerous Florida Power Corporation. Si I like*# for many year*. in a fluty of f r ’»p"M#»bihty fo u rth , and fifth Air Medalj. near Latgeuede. Germany, around her* somewhere, ftnd out badges and awards In sta te com­ The work will cost about |3'>< HI# i«i#tcr, I im t Beatrice Lieut. Kidwell shot down five | "In the attack. Private Raburn w het H i m ^ i w l j poet ^ u ard s petition*, snd is sepecisily noted 000 and will take about tw o esd Connor, who wn* uvemea® fut Ui for his com 1cel figures. Ho Is a h alf months to com plete, Mr. __ fig h ters, and ~ burned was a membtr uf a fmir man m on tha anil n it m. utv icc n# a S - S t f t . W a l t e r W i l l a r d th e hoe- on Okie equipment, and y " / , - 'She told th e the son of Mr. snd M rs, R. W, patrol operating two to four planes of all type* on an^rtth pa- ^ ^ H U T was in the Fiji DUnil# >r thv Brown said today/, Ha added that * * gaifnij & K ^ Lossing. I'lu•winnm®# •!* J^P'lpa airfields, lie also inflicted mitea In advance of the main r\ura® Ih B a c k F ro m Ita ly im ttq aat_____ nouth Hacifir a n a mid in India, -a t Sidney H srlong of Leesburg. t h e n bad n ev er been a deep ch a i­ body. About. 200 yards from the t am ount of dam age on Institution w ee 26 to 60 ■ ns l to th a t point before, a n d ,th a t has been returned to Kennedy Klwanlan H tutensnt governor of shipping and ehorc tQstal- town. Private Raburn saw an General Ho*pitai at Memphfa. Vt understaffed in - c h 'd aS Sgt. W elter F. W illard, en­ the C entral ID itrtct, eras welcom­ Its principal Use would be Jor I enemy signal light. He promptly T tnn., for acrvice She recently gineer end gunner uf th e Army fust .Oil b a r n s .su p p ly t o r ed as a visito r snd praised the fired in the direction of the light, Silver Spring youth, ths : - M m . Whi ^ w jw rt »toUd received baric training nt Camp Air Force end son of Mr. aad 100 p o rten t activities o f the d ab . power plsrit. To pump tb s seed __ _____ of^ Mr. und Mre. Robert R.. then boldly led th e -p a tro l in an Rucker, Ala., due to the fact j Mrs. Edward Williard o f Sanford, , th a t toilet John Hodge, form erly of the ill. o f-th * Bflver Spring ad- attack upon th* house In which of r o t having taken it in-fore returned recently from the Italian h>, p antiquated, M erchant Marine and now employ, Is m arried to the former the enemy wa* hiding. Five' p r i­ going overseas. theater of war where he has been The Lasher apartm ents a t #004 *,< by the Hanford P ain t and H ugs sections of th is pfPe are ’I Irene W right of 8enford, soners wer* taken and an enemy ‘TtaCAOM *of Magnolia ware threatened Inf ftreU laaa'C now being assembled on th e lake serving for th* past e ls months, om pany, w as welcomed u condition. I MM It was . Ha 'attended Central High am bush attem pt wa* thw arted due by moans o t huiler flo ats. during which time he particip ated Monday afternoon when L ig h t-a guaab W ashington, D.C. before to P riv ate Itsb u rn 's aggressive in 60 mission*. the Navy. action. His crew of fellow members ’’Ills eporagtous and heroic ac­ _ .a ir group flaw 3,000 sorwere the only one# o u t of a sln st th e Jans, In Which tions mertL ths highest urnlso and The Sanford Tennis Club will whole squadron of bom bers th a t men sm ashed 235 enemy uphold th t finest traditions of the meet F riday night a t the Semin­ came hack to this c o u n try wtl snd sank 10J600 terns of m ilita ry aerrlce. He entered the ole H igh School s t 8:00 o'clock- ih* original raambera. T hree [ while strik in g a t target* m ilitary service from Florida.” Recreation Director C .F Kettles these had suffered wound* _ P fc. Raburn received his basic announced today Everyone inter­ Sgt. W illiard escaped inju ry , _ _ Jap an ese mainland, Indo. China, th e Philippines, For- tra in in g a t Camp Hood, Texas, ested in tennis is urged to hr weare the presidential citation .end two Jim s, snd Okinawa and w as sent oversets in Ja n u ary present. four oak leaf clusters. ' dam aged an additional 134,- of th is y ear. He waa awarded the An older brother is ■ chief of enem y shipping, snd In fa n try Combat Medal ’fo r' se rv ­ The Salmagundi. Semlnol* High petty officer In the N avy ovaK commendation from ing with the Engineers in the School annual, wilt be ready for seas. Edward W illard, hla fa th e r __ crossing of the Rhine. 1U sprved distribution next Monday a t 0:00 served 28 months o v o n o aa w ith C heate r W. N lm ltt 63 Division Plvlslon of Urn the- tfth 2th A J J . a t th a High School, accord- th* P i n t Division In W o r « W a r ajor,'r t r ta' t I w ith the' 18 t a b rof t f - a m ajor p « ^ gW tort, ag a in st A rm y, the f irs t to m ake * b rid g e -1 lw to Information released tbday - vfAl Saving,, Victims | 8 h ip ,l< ^ ^ e^ S co tt Kiwanis Club Is Entertained By Larry Lossing Pfc. Albert Rahurn (iiven Brrn/e Star For Adlievements • C!rh.i ,S,” ,i;rl t A s S ta te s O ccupy f u ee Lieut. A. K. Powers Flies Supplies Td Troops Jn Combat a Big Four Sign Pact Dealing With Germany L in d e n c la im s U n d e rg rro u ' ARRIVING AT LA GUARDI A FIELD, New York, by air from t Europr. Gen. Umar N, Hra<ih v m p tctu m l leiyintf th i pUne with Mr* Bradley. who tfrrctnl him ut th t airport. Cuntnvatider *»f ihr , 12th Army Group in thr ronMueut of Germ any, Gfn. Bradtev i+rtaiterl In Philadelphia, whei h rivir reception Hi* to Ih" hel*f Mi hit honor. ( Internal ional I . av **- D en NUMBER P A new kind of underground w arfare was promised today b) invasion jittery Jap an as an tin explained American news black out hinted at the po n ib le end o the campaign of Okinawa, a po tential singing base for the aa aault on Nippon. Knur Amerfran divisions drov toward the climatic battles o Philippines and sem i-official re porta from China said China* troops today captured Lluchow, l one time im portant U.H. a ir bag The only report on the Okln I awa fighting rarne today frog Japan. The government eon troll* Dome! news agency said RtlVt fighting la underway with J u S S t esc entrenched in now position! facing overwhelmingly superior Yanks. The Tokyo radio t wasted of elaborate underground forllfl* cations of a type never seen be­ fore which will m ark a near epoch in m ilitary history". Eight A i n e r K i n Superforto were lost in the successful fir# 4 Ilk p M f i T t t t l T o k y o fi. F o rts T o M a rk M B E R L IN r^ n tT c , ( A P ) ~ A thigh Itussian military source said 'today, that a body found in Berlin haa been identified with fair certainty as that of Adolf H itler. The aimotfe blackened and charred Dody was one of four dis­ covered in an underground fortress beneath' the Reichs W ED N ESD A Y , JU N E ■. , ., |., , r ,. , a .SiV . U e u t Robert Kidwell Fites Forty MlBslonftf Robert M. B r o w n In Charge Of Dredge Hospital Conditions •Reported Deplorable Bolt Of Lightning Burns Apartment ^n*3V CITY BRIEFS a is% sm g ittL a fWiHTr# -1 �! t r \ * Tin: Awards Are Given A t Exercises Of Local High School «CM«laan! V rm * l*aee ha*) dlctorien, waa given the .Reader1' D ig est four y e a r teacher'’* scholar»hfp to Tallahaasee. Mis* Lucy Ward, on m oat popular ainger* ir - lo ry of Seminole High .H been given a musical a to Stetaon University, Clyde Hull, H ull, a sophomore, re­ ceived the coveted I)r. Mobley cash award fo r the highest gen­ eral average in studies during th e year. He i* the ninth sonhotnore To win th is award, and the fifth boy to win since 1021, dur­ ing which tim e 20 girls have won the award. M rs. J.B. Ray presented to B etty Moore the J)AI, American Legion Award. Capt. John Gal. low ay of the Florid* S ta le Guard presented hi Marlon Kabom and A m erican Legion award, Joe FREE MOVIE DAY TODAY! BUY BONDS and SPEED sa n fo 2 d h e r a l d , .satt^ o r p jx o r id a Hitler s Body^; Diving Act Thrills Big Four Sign Is Said Found Crowds At Carnival Pact Dealing By Ru s s i a n s With Germany P etra* w»» presented the BaUach and Lomb Science a waH. P erfect attendance award* were (riven to Hetty l(*ym*n. Kenneth Dekle. Hetty U<»e llo iu h an . A thrilling dive from the top M yra Madden. lads Rosier and ad a 1)# fqot ladder into a tank M artha King. o f wnter biasing with oil, ia the Mother* and sisters of >3 men nightly feature performed by i f „ m 11n■ — i K i m I ' w f Oael aw ay in the aervtce received in the firat World W ar, he waa -iiie Simon, e rod fa c ’d. IttO diploma*.. following t h , imgreain a concentration ram p for hi* pooBil ai*n, M t h i carnival at liv e p reirn tatio n of diploin## to defiance of the fuehrer, at tHd Celery and Mellonvitle Avenues. th e hi girl* and 2V boy* of the time he tried to enliat. The ram lval is sponsored by the ctaa* by Principal Morrl*. L aat Iteieaaed afte r ereht yeara it» American l-egion ami the Sanford in line w it Pvt. Prank Robtntad, N*ii prison campi by U. S. F ifth Elks l.inigr. The divle,: act ia wbo draplt a flat lira arrived nightly at 10:30 arm y troops, Niemoeller aaid a t scheduled fro m Camp Blamilng In lim e to a press conference th a t he could O'elock. peraonatly receive hi* diploma. nut believe that H itler—who per­ The tank, 10 feet In-diam eter, T he *c*nk background, with Britain, Russia and France. sonally ordered him to a concen­ la le*t th a " si* feat In depth. paater* designed by C harles DawGen. Dwight I). Eisenhower, tration cam ?—waa dead until Presumably to break his fall ann, brought much favorable com­ Field M arshal Sir Barnard L a “reliable witnea* has aeen hia should he misjud^v n dire, Mr. m ent. The pot ter •. made in ex­ Montgomery, Marshal Gregory K. body." Simon has studded the rim of „ , _________ .„ -----Zhukov and Gen. Jean de L attre tra c ... tiv e, color*. .Slower various "1 read recently th a t a U-boat his tank with cavalry saber* und .jta l_‘ of scientific subject# |u e h jd * Tsaalgny, constituting a *u- had been reported taken with spears. He dive* backwards and layout* a* radio set eat diagram#, diagrams, ch chamlcel aisk g l preme control commission rapre- German officer* aboard, who with clothe* afire. ' ' aaating the United Slats*. Britain, were believed try in g to escape formulae, veri-colored atom* and Mr. i^lpion is a Florida resi­ molecule* and m alhem aticai th a rta Russia and France respectively to Japan. It may lie th a t H itler dent and own* and operates a proclaimed the Allied action in r was trying to escape and for th a t 2 8.mom fishing lodge a t F.l ■ml geometric diagram*. Daw*on V u aiao the opening declaration signed In ruined Her- reason the Nail* announced he Jobesn n ta r Tampa. A form er waa dead," Niemoeller said, wlsg walker with a Hying cirrus, tp e a k tr og the program ; "P ro ­ u E The United S u te* will occupy lik e to he G ovrrntd he mw a fire diver r.t Han A n­ g ress Through education," and Germany, Great Olscuaai g political issues, the tonis. T eles, in 1S31 toot; lessors v i a followed by Marion Raborn. southwestern Britain northwealani Germany clergyman said the German peo­ for three day*, m*de nine dives Minnie Ruth Odhara and the Rev. eastern Germany and ple "like to lie governed and live and wound up In a -ho»|.iu! for J.B . Hoot In expounding the yplue Russia France western Germany. iin.ler some au th o rity " and th a t a week. Two mo.'.tht later lie of education from the pcr*onal. All Four to Rule Berlin it might be true th a t the G er­ w aj on the road with his own G reater Berlin will be occu­ mane were "Incapable of living dlviag act. pied by til four rowers and gov­ under a democracy." Proceeds derived from the c a r­ erned by inter-AUied authority. Niemoeller said he believed the nival, operatad by Mighty Mon­ There will be four command­ ants, one for each occupying pow­ type of democracy under which arch Shew*, w)|| go to the Elk’* er, and they will Uke turn serv­ the German* could live had not home for crippled children i.t Umatilla and to a perpetual honor yet been found. ing aa chief commandant. roll for war veterans, sponsored With the declaration, Germany by Campbell-lousing Post o f.th e entered w hat waa officially railed Amrrican Legion. speculated on the factors th a t re ­ the occupation period, following duces! the class to 94, some o f the capitulation period. The Allies will agree on the whom have left Semlnol* County, b hut the m ajority dropped out, he dgsignetion of future periods— MIAMI, Jun7 «. <^*>—Miami aaid. Seventy-two of the original but it waa understood th a t the choked and sm arted a t the eye* 268 remained u graduate, with occupation period will bo a long yesterday s i the worst FVergladfl 22 added who came here during one. peat fires in history spread a The revision of the old Ger­ thick pull of smoke over most of ORLANDO, June «. i F N S l lit* 12 year period, making 168 man frontiers, especislly as re­ .South Florida. The Florid* Vegetable Committee in nil who dropped out. Guv Caldwell appealed to the was urged last week to Inaugur­ Analysing the lecture th a t hold gards the great slice of territory the coynlry together, h# said th# cleimrd by Poland, will be left Army fur resistance in fighting ate a national edueational adver­ for the future. It was made plain the swampland fire*, and MaL tising program to stimulate the only solution (or this problem is p ro p er education ami th a t th ti th a t the action doe* not mean the Gen. Frederick E Uhl, eommamtr B*l( of Florida leaf vegetable*. anneialion of Germany by any of lag general of the F ourth service make* for co-htalon thro u g h o u t)Dickman is head of the Kuacommand at A tlanta, directed all kin Vegetable Cooperative and per understanding w h i c h ia the Allies. • By yesterday's action, on* day m ilitary posts in South Florida la Chairman of th* educational com­ stro n g er than adhesion to soma before the first anniversary of lend their equipment to the state's mittee of the Florida Council of political doctrine. the Invasion of Normanv. Ger­ fire fighters. Farmer Co-operative*. Principal Morris thanked the Jam es A Hall, of Belle Glade, faculty for their patient and many was left a supine, formless He explained that such ■ 'p r o ­ mas* of ter-llory and people with­ earn est efforts, the parent* for out a government, without an gram would increase the acreage th e ir co-operation and praised the navy or airforce, and with- Maui lliver fishery on Par»-< no* being planted in escamle, cl*s» for It* achlevsments and army, oil lettuce, broccoli arxl many other police exem t those chosen 1 mushiio unit installation* bode them farewell in * simple, nut l Torishima Navy bornbers Joined leof srgelable* that m*ny people b> 11jr ponouerors h eartfelt talk. H* was presented the Mil day iittiuk- with a raid are nut familiar with today. He Pre-W ar Status |tr* lured with s gift from the class, as wu* a d v ra ta d a campaign that wnuld All the territory which under on K atju iu also Mis* Sadie Wdliams, hia Fur ranging patrul imintrer* of explain the proper method of Adult Ilillsi and his N an s an secretary. i fleet Airwing tin* uparatiny prernrlnir them as ■well a* stresAnnouncement uf presentation arrogant Germsnv overran, re from Okinawa continued their olng thejr nutritive value uf the baseball tfupbv and golden Vert* to Its status *1 oi IN-ceoi bhrcVuile of Japan's home watey* Tke educational committee of m iniature Iraseballs to Coach C. her 31. Itt.'IT, before littler start I o f f the mum island* and Korr*, F. Kettles and the Cclsryfcd Base­ td on the rosd to ruin Austria, | Since begin Ine operaltona in th* the Florida Council of Farm er ball Team, was made by Mr. in ended March 12. IM 7; Cxeehn Ryukyu*, they have sunk or Ce-spergUvaa Is now conducting M orris. This w*» the g ift Of Slovakia, invaded March 14, l'J3J; damaged IHb.iilO tons uf tnepUf op educational campaign to acnoiint the public with the taken from Mtuonla F ran k I'avlick of th* American .Vferqtd, shiptdng '.it.tofi tons sunk and nseDodl of operation employed I-eg ion. Cainpbell-Lusalng I’oat March £8, 1938: Poland, overrun til.206 dnmarerl. in September. 1938 and Uapiig Thev sank three small cargo a mimed the *4 me month; F ran ces AUace and Lorraine and Dal •hip*, exploded n larir* float ni|*» tkakm an of th* Everglades fire gium’a Bupen and hftlmedy. tak ­ anil damaged a sm all freighter control boanh reported that smoke off Korea Three small ship* were covrred mpeb of South Florida. en in lU-tfl, There wll| be a separate con sunk snd three damaged seulji of Miami *(#* ue in arms, and trui for A ustria pending that’ Honshu H the ntlurk* Monday Foil Lauderdale groups sent vigcountry's return to sovereignly. and Tuesday. A Marina bomber oroas appeals to the governor, Four documents were announced tqt one ship with rocket* and ffetlit the menace to health and damaged flshlnoff Hon- th* danger to serial navigation. by the" Pi* PHur A ll!*: I—The Berlin declaration. 3—A atnUmepI announcin'- cre­ ation of the four-power military contra) council, the n«*t government of Germany, with Elsenhow­ er as the America^ supreme by co-op* ami offset the efforts of cartain industrial groups to diacredlt auch organisations. Dick* man a s chairm an of th« com ­ mittee.* refute* the ch arm th a t co-op* operate tax-free. He point* out th a t they pay e»ery form grower* on a prorata basis at th e etui of cafh season's opera* tion. * ’1 Modern surgery bem n jvhen Joseph b ister performed the firat antiseptic operation in IKHS, H ETTY S U E S e m in o le D r y Q e a n e r t uncic Joe anon up mdurpmast GAMl LASTNiaHT__, The sm artest cleaner* you've ever aeen, work a t* the SEMINOLE DRY GLEANERS. They know •h*t "p retty good" cleaning w on't do . •specially when you r b d t Dad on "H U D a y /’ Correct handling assures thorough cleaning, correct fit and appearance. B ring us your favorite dress, suit or jacket . . . end see the difference. SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS P h o n e KG I Miami Is Choked By Burning Everglades TOTAL V I C T O R Y la th e Vegetable CJYoUp I Asked To Advertise Lc 1 & IT & ^ ARMED SERVICES 3fl7 WED. - THURS, F R E E T IC K E T S T O D A Y W i t h , Y o u r P u r c h a s e Of A W a r B o n d Al O u r llo o th ! IT'S A SCREAM ON U l€ SCREEN chieftain. statem ent on the setup of itmig *one*. A statem en t announcing th*t the HU Four will consult other United Nations on control «•' Germany \ TABLE SUPPLY’S F reshest P ro d u c e In Tow nl Potatoes 10 Toney S C. Oreeo Tains Yellosv Onions 3 »b* 21c Carrots SUCK NEWS! Corn 6 H iloy D ella FTeesTohe Peachos Crisp flat Ida ’ ” ’ ; Z Co Jary r C a liio .n lQ no-. Id a Panto English Peas Limes F g n c y C a 'tp ix -ii* ' Cohlanua Sankirt TETL Jans Boast New Type Of R a t Warfare T h e Valiant C.K.S. Laffry lim ps home to port) la Beattie, W ash, although she h ad been struck by -ft Jsp suicide planes . . Anilo Battlefield la revisited k r U.S. Ranger*, who after fighting th e re had been lotprisoned by the Naala ustll freed by the Rrustans. P rio r to shipping home, the Ranger* honor their rootr a d * ? who lie bar led there. ‘ Lemons • ib . e y dozen ■S t o k c i y C l i c t s p c d O ra n g e P ek co TWO, reports, flamed through eleat port, from ttu K f , Goeis DVok Veleo ., C o ffo o 0*1 W.ta >4 • hbo-CAKTOOXI • Feature n t: 1:00 • 3:0S 8:12 - 7:18 B:24 " , 2 41o ,f C uY SL’P 1 0 - lb tj M ok Xfc bond O Cuiuklne N ao u l LEGAL NOTICE B u t t e r s* 1 9 c Cl • om Everything .10c CflHa E d u ca to r Cm-a Roach several ding the northern approaches around ti llfill etUched the KataN#y*l n u f ' oj| »hpoahu >»' ,1,1A M bch Trach TVa Uaioo Cars C auiiflaiw df OCCUJ Fancy Calllorma A ssoitcd Sateen B E N D IX [ 9Hck - fitting, alacKe ityled by tiro of Cgltfomlft, Tqnder Skialass AtnerlcA'H foremoet aource of i iio« Individuality, W IENERS . All colors ini long and1short alei atari*,, beau tifu l. C‘ - - ■ F irst pytllcitloD Ju*e % >*(t. O ■ i- • , ■- Croaker* * ‘S ic 8*o Boo* i �A KK0W«TUIU#»9 £ i k i 1eW i MV HOBBY BOX / I .nun Company. j. Isaac, Thsadoie ct ux To Kam­ il) boon Company ItduHill, leiuh *1 ux To Family l,oan Company. Tillmon. I.cvi ct ux To Family Lena Company Moftay, Jui r 4, 1945 MnrpH. Frank l«. cl ux To Warranty Family L>nn Company, o, lu v ry To W alter Wil i iU d ie ), M artha To Family l n u ’i C«m| ally | l*nvis, S J cl ux To MontlCcHn lIlUIT I d. Hii’l’inx J V cl ux To F irst Fcilcml Fm ina' Loan. Williams, T. J. «l ux ct ul To ’ Florida Hi itc Hunk. < h a ttrl M urlsaers Fuller, i' H Jr To Florida S tate Hank Hack, ii A. Tu FlnruJa Slu (• I Hunk. Stapler, J. I To Floriilu ih a ts lla~k. Assienment of MortKS(« M artin, Charles I*. To Florida S tale Hunk. Ilonorahjr Dixeharnr IT H Army To John 0 . I'avid. LEGAL NOTICE Seminole County Court Record cl ux To (itnirjtii WASHINGTON, I). C.. 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Mrr| r.y | n 1111I I lit"! *-1 ut IH •“*! | M I It-l«uhll* 11**Of.l .»f •• MiLU *Nn.iit a Kim hla, Pmi ti.o-fi i, 21 i*tlr»•*j.»nI * wrillem ■«>ii(r .<■c I lM-lw*eti Willlai I*, iiu t it atni Hi** art IdI'lm a I rnrn hi* *flfr. and the* *ald Wll tini l» Yocum and Tiara I*. Y" aiim. >i n wife*. a/uV^ou are hrreht rrtinir»*4 -tn ftf*. vtiit-^trlM fn f#tie« * Ihrraln %Cllliln forty day after tlie flrel pehlitMlJm* <* |»"*i Imr hereof HIimmId * tmi frail herein »lerrewin |«* Milrtril in •lilt' nititPP apt* ui lil l»f i t Ion WITN* KH.t my hwo-l >«tn! I lie »pm of neiii i mih, at. haul*.* ii Florid.' Ihu 5 **th ,|4V *if |fa>. I»«i. lOFKIt I \I. MKAU ll W. W AIt F Titlenly Fliet ptihllahed on Ma> 39. IM 3 Firestone Mores' 111 K. U t St. Phone 12 S*f (hi* Fircalon* Dealer for Tire*. Ilrcsppine « nl AufumafiVc Mf rrh.'imli-c und Service. S IN C L A I R S E R V IC 'K S T A T IO N ? 1 | P ark A re. T*l. #ISi Ii _i . r W o ro tj'rccicfy o n h it d o o n l e p . r. ■ l.n o -ria l M a je sty cmd a ll Hit g iiil'i rict) f-'ipk a r e ( t a i l i n g a la ' of l!a;!.c, d e a l I. u.ui dos lr jc f . >rk. And H e re 's m oro b a d n o w s f a r o u r i> n e m io s — tH o M i y h l / 7 f H 'V a c L o a n , I t 's A m o rita i ( n iu r o n t o a f a u n ite d pcopt — a n d a u n ite d w ill ta h a s'.d n V ictory a n d b rin g o u r b o y s H om o. 'M T M U l T IM tt TU t t U U S ’U U ASCU S •wueo\ 'DAMASCUSSTSFI. TMU wcduo eara neirm COULDUVUMtOHtffAt ifu n r Y ou — e v e ry b o d y I A dd f*i? - * ' f ef your dollars i , t.'.i r i j l i l of our flghfI j m o ti —b u y M O RI a n d t.GGfft LONDSf UNIOS IUS tIAtlOM • *1 t i : t f*. AT AVt • FHONS J-itCJ MIAMI SUCH IUS OUOt « iH Wik'.S.HGIOM xv£. ■ FliONt 11113 '4mosnrnr. sxwun �■ W ' - V -.. . ‘* . • Sanford Herald #w . '-p • .• _____ _ • '■ - r p .................... THE SANFORD HERALD,‘flANMRD FLORIDA Language Trouble • S ____ __• _ ' - 1 _ _ WBPNISPATV JONE-ifr-IW O m am "DOOMSDAY BOOK" Mandarin, th e d lalte t spoken by nearly two-thirds of the population of China, hns been the official Chinese gov­ ernm ent language for centuries. Thousands of poets have used ita perfect Jmngcry, hundreds of treaties mid similnr documents must have been w ritten in it. But, probably be­ cause of the difficulties its complicated construction pre­ sents to W estern minds, it was never used as an official diplomatic language until the San Francisco Conference. Aa a result, headaches have ensued for the few avail­ able Chinese printers. F or in Chinese, each word is repre­ sented by a separate character, unique in itself, instead of being A combination of Jotters from n sjiort alphabet like our own. This is said to hat-e mennt that, in order to provide word-for-word translations of uwRRiT documents, nearly a thousand new characters had to bo designed *'or words which had no exact equivalent in Mandarin, and then these , had to be c ast in type metal before printing could begin. Here weru a thousand completely new words in u few weeks. And some Americans worry about the speed with which we change our own language to meet ju r needs. Mnde for Florida needs .. I" Feeds ISO BIBLE VKR8R FOR TODAY IT 18 AS SIMPLE AS TIMT IF WE LOVE PARENTS WE WILL T R E A S U R E THElK WORDS AND FOLLOW THEM. TALK 18 CHEAP; PROVE YOUR LOVE RV FOLLOWING CHRIST'S TEACHING; If a man love me he wlM Imp my word, and my father will love him, and we will rotae unto him and make our abode with him.—John 14;23. The Nail concentration eatftp _t BeUen wae finally bumeJ by SEMINOLE FEED STORE N orth Elm Ave.____________________ Phone 94 ?/ Ajxocmes f ewoENce Obviously— ji<; . :J .War eo*t* In May krete'gVfP eight billion dollar*. next , tw Ui* ceatlieat month on record,''d*»plt* tbe end of hoatilitie* in Edtope. It- would be too bad If aZponse continue* to go up after the war with Japan I* over pope Plu* XII warn* egsHut the,menace In Europe of •’a pbitwar tyranny no tea* deapotlc than those Tor who** - oVertpinV men planned.” It will be lnlfrgkting, to see whether a commtuUit dictatorship L» better than a Hail dictatorship. •: • At Yale by mean* of talking mSchlnca .and other, mafchpnital device* they are teaching. AWny f j r fflratri to apeak Chinese In four month* aa wall, aa formerly fo\<1d have been doh* In four yekr*. * Where It wae one* .con*(d*te>l Exceptional for anyone to *U4y - /Qtlneae, 130 men. are taught to apeak the language every Dur r month* * the boys at the front • can’t do it all! You can help— ’ BUY WAR BONDS! FARRELL’S Arcade ^ ^ k n n o B n cb g O p Thcro hns been some' criticism of the railroads during the. last years. People complain that trains are Into, or meals too simple, o r service bad. It makes an onlooker sus­ pect th it these are chronic complainers, whos» personal convenience comes l>efore the genera) interest. om do they huge a real argument Trains may inlate, but they do arrive. Luxury service may not be on tap. hut passengers find legitim ate needs provided for. And. in spite of wear on equipment subjected to extraordinary demands, they arrive safely. The safety record of our wartime transportation is amazing. Much of it Is due to the years of forethought Which have produced such devices as the "dead man's throttle.” One of those levers, which ore so contrived that the moment the engineer's grasp lessens the train stops, saved the lives of 200 passengers the other day In New Jersey. The engineers had u heart attack, which in former years could have m eant death or injury to passengers, Cf*W a tll th e train Itself. But as ills hand slipped from the throttle, the tra in came to a halt without hurting a perton. of “0-DeesV ’ S ip & Sho-Card Service .. .. It may Inxt ur how hitter it will mcuaiite* that d.efl on the S erate would do away with at* of the IwcnnoAt p rrirn t N orth Florida t* tr|irfrt* ilril hy Z t Sruntor* while South h lorhta, with fijijiroiimntcily th rrr fifth* of ih r State'* (infill, lation, ha* only IV m North l- iorldn arlflahly *eek* to , -” - - ■alendar »l the clo*e of the rei(uInr ••-••ion were introduced when 1hr *|>rcinl *e»*ion cor vened. Itolh thr llou«e and Senate then re**-•— «-«• fur the week end to ron ve-o.on Tiirwlay. •’Shiirfi - II aa* 1difference* 1 1 ! I * ' I t i l * e- a 11| I f If of opinion ,h P form and manner of re nyi oi tlntiment wer e ex p re im t in the Senate, where Nnrth Florida f.iri-e* have n prenu deranca of letlnit alrenifth. Senator Lewi* of Marianna, leader of the North Florida hloe, iirofmaed thnl rea)i|K>rtionment he arrnm|ih*hed by a cor*tltutional amendment to iftve more i>o|iulou* South Florida ..... tkree ...... additional Senator* anil ^ m th FinVuu'Two.' 'TNI* tilan wa» o'inm*ed hy Benutrfl Mntthrw* of Jaitkaoruille, who ex| re**eri the opioio-i th at any form of reap|Hirtionmrnt through constitutional amendment would !■« Invalid and by Senator Sheldon nf Tamna, who said th a t a plan to give South Florida Hirer Senator* to North three new Sen. w«* jDorlda'e two w i the only one acceptable. O at would be at threatened that unless ;■Sheldon threatwore riven fairer South Florida w representation and consideration thin section of the Slate would retaliate hy refusing to *Uct--a-.v more State officials from North hold tht* advantage and with rornjdete dlarettnid fin fnirnex* and rifinty. nr the It lercat of the people and the S tate a* a whole, 1* prepared to fight In the finish. Several attem pt* have been made to wmk out an acceptable reapnoi timime-it hut North Flor­ ida In determined th at *he will not give uu a one of her 23 Senator* and If a ry new di*trlrt* are created in the South mors will sl»o have tf> be,vcrente<l In the North. South I'loiida t* llkqwl**- de­ term ined to get oomethiiig lit r fair repre*e- tatlon and ha* *rr. eil notice that thl* tim e It Will gel a fair deal or rl*e. Since them I* no lime limit on the extin ■etalon. It may develop into a case of "fighting It out on tin* line if It take* all sum m er.'' To make m atters worse, tcgl*Inlors are w eary from tnrlr hectic (10 day reg u lar *ea*ion Their temprr* urn abort ami they b av e -ju it ex(>erienci-d a heat *prll th a t ha* snapped their vitulity und left them in the mental *tatc Florida. of cornered rat*. Senator* Iwwl* and F raser of Two bill* to redlatrtct the House and Senate, slightly revised St. Augustine R a i d they would In form from the House approved never a-rree to any plan th at TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 0 7 RUSSELL KAY I t I* doubtful if an y qoeation legislative eonsidereUon Is mor* controvernial lhart that of reapportionm ent. So difficult (■ the pt nothing Has been done about It fo r Bit p ast 20 year* In aplta of tbe fact th a t the constitution require* th a t the B u te he re*d every 10 yaare. Governor I* to be com­ mended for calling a epeclal *c»* '' T? '“■«* PACKAGE STORE Train Safety pretented %r ■- i | , *. Our fonnar amteiiadnr •pan urge* military training 18 and 10 year olds liter tht War 1* over. That would be 4 fine thine for American boji If the training could be conducted tia It ha* been during thl»_ Ira/. We Wonder, however, luet “whdt Would happen the flriL, 4|a|g aome boy * mother write*- roB ConfT*»iman that "little V Willie" im*" ha* been disciplined for rofoil.-.g to aalute an officer or for going A. W. 0. U * • «.tn ! C Behind crueL deeds often lies a cruel theory. The Nazi Atrocities were regarded as justified by the racial theories of Alfred Rosenlterg, recently seized by the Allies. ; Rosenberg, like Hitler, was not German by birth. He was a Russian of G erm an ancestry, l>orn in Kstoniu, uid did not become a G erm an citizen till I92H, Then he fell an w ith the still unknown H itler and enchanted the future F uehrer by. his plan for a pure Germanic rado with the German ns a superm an above all ordinary human status. Replacement of C h ristianity by worship of the old Teutonic gods soon followed, naturally. Thin new religion was encouraged by the Nazis, but not .made compulsory. So, too, the French Revolution, under Robespierre, dallied fo r n time with the worship 'o f the Goddess of Reason in place of the traditional Christian faith. Rosenberg wus the philosopher of the Nazi and the chief editorial w rite r of the party organ, the Voelkische Bcobaehtcr. Had Germ any conquered Husain, ho might hove become it’s gauleiter. Now, ns the instigator of bar­ barous crim es, he la likely to pay a long overdue penulty. the Britlih. It wei ao dirty, they couldn’t clean It up. \ V ' that count Sold by Nazi Philosopher ’ WEDNESDAY. JUNE H ' h r e s u lts lion and I t 'i * hoped that law­ maker* will aet a*lda their *etflihnea* and greed and reappor­ tion the Slat* on a fair and equitable beila with the interr*<* of all the tieople and the Stnlj a* a whale me their guide. Indication* at thi* writing, U fhal they will not. North anJ South Florida appear to be lining up their force* for a biller fight and no one can predict how long exlatinjr legUIntive »eata and I-ew|« nropoeeil th a t the legitlatur* follow rrovUion* of the 1042 conititutional kmerldment providirg for a *t>eeial election to vote til on constitutional change* of an emergency nature. He laid (hat under thi* plan I ropose n reapportlunment plan of procedure the legislature could by a .1-4 vole, let the people ratify It ut a special election to be called within 00 day* and re­ convene later to activate the pla.t adopted by the voter*. , And *o a* Major Holies would say “ A rounl and around she goes and where she stop* nobody know*.” •' Personally mv’f iy n i. pathlt* ur* with S outh' Florida but I’m liettlng on North Florid*. METAL - WOOD AND Z i GLASS SIGNS POSTER WORK ; - AND PEN LETTERING (O. D. I*andr«w )J )STERS IN FORD, FLA. SIGNS 105 N. LENGTHEN YOUR C A R ’S LIFE! ’s o u t . . . H a v e a C o k e Don t let anybody tell you that *0 don’t have rattle*nalie* In Florida; or that they won’t bl|e, that If they do they won’t II you. Tbe death of an elderly mbs from a rattleanake bite while Mtbering fern* at Woodruff Bprinwy the other dey l* the aecond ca*e of' It* kind In this S nsVV'.V _T . .... robust ^ atjd Ithjr, or If you.glva tha.wour.d proper attantlon-at the proper t. flm mo»t Of o i; are not Of. robust and healthy, * • D e a le r fTO'tcTiflr.wilC*p;o«^<:u. be dead by.now a* w*ary NOW! i * You can odd montht mm ll a rfolfy skilled checkup of regular Infen \V I - jBHng » .o your Ch*vrol«t 4*elw for lhl( ’’Six-Star Service Special Horn* rwaet home seems twice as iweet when ■friaods drop la—with fan sad food and good refrohnjeoi. That’s the time when Coca-Cola, served icy-cold, 1* not only a delicious u e s t-b o t • symbol, too, o ffo o d faUowahlpBe s o n to keafc Coka la jrout Icebox, th em 's ao more conllsl way to aJtow. i - . £■ a . fr i i _ *•- , , « a . a e . • * ___________. AUTMoatfT o» VHI coea-cot* coaeaMT 1A . C O L X BOTTLJN G « g ™ - - a iw ip - 1 ■ i 1 - • f:V - - - .. . » * ytl'z > ^ im • Km a ' j -— 'ji �I W J B D ^ E S JM Y k 7U W E H ..1 M S VW.wg iriim im im rin m iasU n tiLit. , i TI1E SANFORD HERALD. SANFOUI) FLORIDA ■ 1■' ■ *•* -»**rj Mrs. Irwin Presides Over Legion Auxiliary Mr*. C.L. Irwin presided over the meeting of tne A ntertrsn l e ­ WEDMESDAJ gion A m iliary which was held at ^ T h e Service Club will * ivc Wive’* •» l i e i) u uu w in legion llu t F riday evening M t *ln the library of .... the USO a t 8:00 P.M. Mr*. F.E. RoumiUat, a t 8 :0 0 IV M. fitM '.Mi\. *: ‘ .* memorial chairman, reported that < flags had beCn placed on all CVder of the E astern S tir, Sem- veteran*’ grave* on Memorial Inola C hapter No. 2 will I* held Day and that w reaths were placed the Masonic Mall nt H:00 I’. M. on the World W ar I Monument A covered dfah »uj per will be and nt the band*h«Il. held a t 7:00 P. M., pirctriing the The Auiillmry voted to pur* acting. cha*e 3000 popple* frhm Lekr City. It was announced that the TUESDAYS , , .The regular dinnerJftkeeting « t local unit ha* received a citation Mhe Pilot Club will be held In the from the D epartment of Florida for membership. T to te l M ayfair ul \ :30 P. M. And the member* voted tn ad. journ the regolar meetings for C IR C U S MEET Circles of the tV.M.S. of »h-; the month* of* July and August F irst Baptist Church will meet ■nd resume them again in Sept­ ember. Mrs. Jrwln and Mrs E J. j i t 3:30 P. M. ni> followra; Circle No. I at the*‘ home of South reported on the recent con­ Mrs. H. M Pearce, 717 W. F irst vention held in Orlando. Also recognition from Nalinnal Street. A jf\ v ' Circle No. 2 at ,tfi* .home of Commander Sclberling for the Mr*. O. C. Gibb*. ;lol w. Ninth record number of kit* sent over­ sea*. Street. w Circle No. 3 a t the home of CIRCLB MEETINGS ™ir*. J . A. Strange, 1310 Myrtle Avenue. The follow in' circles of the Circle No. 4 at the home of Mr*. Bollie Williams. 009 Mag­ Presbyterian Church will meet Monday sftereoon: nolia Avenue. Circle No. I - Mr*. J . O, Andes Circle No. 5 at', O ja borne of Jr., chairman, meets w ith Mr*. ^ J r * . L. A. Palmi n*A iCCT’ Valencia V) C. L. Redding, BIB Valencia Drive. Drive a t 3:30 P. M. Circle No. 0 will meet at the Circle No. 3 - Mr*. I- F. Doyle, church annex with Mrs. M. L. chairman, meet* with Mr" W. S. HlUbramd ,as hmd| ^ 8*y * --_____ Farl. 007 Weet Tw entieth Street at 3:30 P. M. Circle No. 3 - Mr*. C. R. Daw­ son, chairman, will meet with Mr*. J. E. Hunger, 017 Geneva Avenue at 3:00 P. M. R. C. Crawford, m in ii^ r Circle No. 4 - Mr*. A. B. Smith, of the Cedar Keys Church chairman, will meet w ith Mr*. ^ of Chriat will begin a Marv-Bolly,- 1112 M yrtle Avenue ™ Beriea of meetingH on Sun­ with Mr*. (1. C. McBride ns rohoalesli s t 3:30 P. M. day. June 1 7 ,at (he Circle No. 5 - Mr*.-A. C. Welchel. chairman, meet* with Mr*. Bit M. W'hmaek, 013 Ma'iudi* Avenue w ith'M r*.‘R. H. Wallhour ^Vilaon Corner n« co-hostesa at 3.3IT P. M. Circle N o.'(! - Mr*. J I) Wood The p u b l i c in cordially niff, chairman, meet* with Mrs invited , II. H. McCfsiln. 510 Magnolia I i Avenue at 3130 P. M. *---------------- " ~ T 7 ----------------- 1 Church of^i^hrist ,, . . — » ...... ' H onan, M b* V. Social Calendar .L ■■ ■Jlrun-W^A. Leffler Sr.>UI~- ' in n riM ' . - ' Me.iv Pe rsohals t'niiit hnnuritik' \N ipgin* Mi**' iipinnorh- v inw* m in im a l to Ktlwniti ( .It Mill In- nfi event in the non ^ future The ten I Able H as ileeiirntewl in li t r e fsJMjth ip «i ii*i fit rfr^ehrmis* rr n x J1It c «*T T * I » tn e 14i h ... r w h It it m'!i'*n in Mime J*' r \ ,i ■ ' ,t t .................. . mil l.l Ft i f Mi i t! il tl .! . . lit* i . » MI Li t . . . i.: • •».. .ii ..1 H»s .. \ • nt i fu n «.l- ♦•* 1 i *• r * W iU ti i M i t i| fri ,»• *1 K u unit) 1 S w iltiki- ..I l.niie \\ VtttD •! ' 1ft k1M1/ V11 \ i e m | f * | m « *•» *' t If it i > < Htl l*i ■i*eti m u l w h i t e mm l w a n r e n t e r t t l - o o , ...u ..............si with ........ nil v rr ............. .. ln»w| uf ....... . 1 while * • Mrs. Byrd J . GoOile is ir e ip .r I ,h ‘' M lssr. l e t tie C C.ildwell. a t i n - In the U rango Grnei il ||o*- Olyve Anne Adams. Ilnrt.aia Rue pital at Orlando from a it........ I I " « n*l Il ia M«».re I eff lrr Mr*. operation. | H«»ll presided «i\er the punch it f sr i -- 1 I IhiwI. Approximately * l i t I. 4.1m;i • it hi nil? ‘t r | Ih><**i l i' V«• • ) ill ||4 1 called du rin g the a f t e r . honor Mi*» \\ ik'srinii. — ------------------- ----- * • Wl>[frln* Caroline Starnes S«:t. S m ith »" mi i ■ i’ ri.|. .i it* i (JO b l**h il||*ww *if WI if. |i I »* v Mr*. J. B. Huddins a r r iv e ! to- I guests day from Miami t*» vi<•11 witli tier I l,,M,n iiarcn U , Mr. . find Min. M. S. | i•••Ii f' st U . •* i h.i|*innit. xH.imHl *«--«.! n I >.| 11•» 1 ^ I,.. .i-„ ' , • Stilt \* I In* \ : “ Mb ''* 1 - •• i »11h j* i*«kfi %iutii**i i«* ii* >• • Till |*atlieiftl -K*i • *imi ‘-htM . *?■'■I h vv11h « bn4ii ' i i *’«• *In- nliiil ii n si* i. ,j* i )i I ll .1 (..I I I Mi* t v ♦* V. -* h»t 1 ■* 11 vi i*i * hi t li.lt. iiu wiiet" Hit'll ID M.i Mr U . L ■ ________ iM is s mb' whit t* hriiii'T t ttw**w ci tit I tii’ii liti*iif m • i Mr*. A. D. Holloway h a . tven I W e d s II 4’ijiti min M 5!m t h i H i ’m m * t » *■( removed to her home at 2I52A | ‘ H«*n| .111 '<t m !*•. nf It* « f•*.♦ Ii* i ♦ * ■ * u .mt Sanford Avenue from the "ran g e | M Stnrm .,. (lauKh. 'pi i I h'U HH Wl'Hl i uvi a 11t w Ml Geneml Hospl « Ir. O and,, and . 1(l[ „ f KpV lim) Mrs S tarnes of •i ilJiM * » • lei .1 big .mil a *• Mmrr rpe is recovering very nicely _ . w „ ru ic k . ,Ju , ^ . mr lh„ brltk 1 aturT*•1 ii * Jo*' M' ( Wd ||*V Ilf \ Illl\ \1* ~ —;— — | of Sgt^.Mnrion Sm ith, son of Mg #*• pink roscliud*. . a* hr lll.lt' Wilt mMr H e rb e rt B“d la-on l.nw-.m iei j nn<) Mr, B,.n S m ith of S a n f o r j. .11 - * V t 1 * | l M1 1 1-h«'t 1 b»\ br 4 yeatertbiy to jo in their «hip in Tm-sdav. May 2* at the Pre#- • -tll.tlls ,1 \\ 1 • »* i ii to ! t r v in 1 1 OT r 1 1 i hii*f New York after visit mg Ihen bvtennn ('hutch i,iw tirifir* *Mi :S info nl N.i\ nk \ ii *H . i L m other, Mrs. II H l .11H Mil) The eo i nil el i glil ceremony was 1 :* * » vvi'ibliiij i -i her ibt ugh N orth lx>cuit Avenue i \ ... ,1.. i. . II IIiin* a t solemnised against a background IL lln m m H im *r t% furun 1 >* I... -r. >* . nl. •if palms and hvgrangins with *t( Mr. an J Mm .lark MilLnml.i •*k *ti Ikmi*' mc(di •lirw CtfIs1 -1 i .•ji•*mi i* 1.... t i . * AII*’' Rev. .Starnes, fath er of the 1fi ' of iJiiiih*' t m iiltil ‘ n i*i* have a* their guest*. Mi* Mi the i i I)i v!•***«« i t . ... ii \t. • • -i VI bride, officiating the Rev. Dr. E. Donald's * l» t« r,O Ii» «Will Hale. IV The hi lilt*)i?l l>0|Tl h? 111 r ttvi't i . I.. . t 1• llrnwnlee assisting. Rev. Jr. nnd two' thJld ren ot \ lenria, S tarnes is the p asto r of the Mi •1hr! vt O! | it «if«I’va .if figtil. 1 Ga. G. Ray (V Kdmondion and Mr. Weeks have re*oi >nt (• their home ill llellw.... I. \la *t, a fte r visiting with th ru dough lers and sister*. MiM l Stone and Mr* C It I: >-♦-1 ! » l*nd Rudd accompaon-.l I li.-m home a rd wilt t» their ■ .. ■ *... the remalnilei ..f Ihe Mrs. vV. lb Fields Is Hostess To Circle Methiallst Church of Warwick. A number of close friend* and relatives attended the cere monv. a fter which the couple lelt where Mm, It K (til** Mm » E M. Kee prruhlpd n w i the f"i t' ■ tetiikon. Sgl 5 .III of It 6 - ii:’ 1.1 • r..1 il.. k.iii! 2 *i<l and A.!tr» • ,• L lljtiy M*nihei <. nf the A *Irt'i I I i 1*d'l- VJrttberm 1 "r»- **if (In • 1 • Hunt twt I 'hurt I * 11jnv cd i *i,»•!■( ifi|* \ m and i ■•'i r*l t!1 0 \ « i ‘ . *» Mm I'.ml I' 1 V/nbl «.f .AQO v *» »i I ,-ntrw. «%.i I ni met InAvnuie hufloied Mil* ^ ' ■ fih h a i «»ui« -•' ' • « ^ h i.t iHiiie Nile Willuim*, brute elect* ‘ •1'1*1 r t server'I C ’f*'t *lvle ' with o hr I'ljkfe piirty on MittMlny J* w bei c the *•'l"*“t • i' i ' m j evrmirif |'h»* hhiih* im*h * »lrcu|- !,*f*■! n r i e ilwotn'i *1 h ith l*,vi * iitfd with "*•I»r in ICflow i-i 3 The J”' ' i— “ f t»'if•k nnd white *m no ’ i eft e> l«nil'llf n *tervi*tl niini*ti t| of' mnl f* ifi | a sii|ml nnd n nweel rnume | I *•af i* t he *m *rtI b. i *eVi‘irll htr 1’ l U H f " w e l « ( MJt*V I d 1 hi* priz* wnmem fm tin rv^- 1 n in if HDr" Mr* Williiim \ tlhcn lie r he ttlriM f lull i»f M m I I ‘a \i.l i\ I <•! I ,,|l i <IMI ii'l ti | s t o h ill I .III . r n m i ' r ’k g;it'i!i-ii (•> \ o n r la - il to o m 't .kNulliiiii't I: I! « Ii ■.i In ' 1 ,i Mrs. Bezold Honors \ Doric Sue Williams I Mi- S U M M E R C O M FO R T ER S A / a r i a n s Miss Mar> \\ iiririns . I» .,„ j.. J O lltl I rlT lI Is ( inest (It i Ionor i.'„ • . ■for Davtona Beach for a b r ie f : Imneymono la fore retorninif tc 1 Ft. Itenomg, Ga Smith t* -Iatlon.'.t Bedtime Story! MatlieaiiK, hv Mrn. K. (r K ilnatnrk it? t 'h. It. Mlimion Study, "T h e l ‘u t| .tu l hi|f1 i *.v*iiei in l i i n l i f p . M m l t o ) t l I-. Finn of find* mi*, ihpm in«*<*»•-*i ’■ l ? i t “lentil |» »l liri nf 1It j t»k ** .inti * « Sunlit, the .’*4 i <»iiid ..f ■••■I** nml M m 1. ' ' h * i tel t nnietl I In *• •up v%»*r ««|m % Mm lb* f I i* ■ A D D A TOUCH of G L A M O R * „.l, <i!l t o \ ............. ' ' ' w i title i M i r -* W i l l io n in Wiie ifkffed in In the A Int lien i. * 3 v%h J« 1 w t r b^ tier hi *tewh iVit h a |Ue* r <|f .Mi­ M m . Hoi a Id o I tiwlib lit vv, an ivmi ,Tb<MH< p r e - a n t w e r e : Mr*. K tJ r , y»1" 1 in h r t ch o se n p a t t a r o . * Ui k ll. at Til..— . Vi led "w ere ’ m’" ” A. ' ’V h,u sh.l i-'l.-t tain... If g ri-a 'Wi flitfc' tnig 1 Patrick, ,Mr» t ’ It i't,g1 inn fi, M * H il II >«f * If V\if11nmu. Mm \ 11hen, Mr* lit 1 J1* *•' T o t e , M r * . A . l> iS hn em nk *’ i , VI t * M vt 1 h r It* w . . Aiken, Mrn, Alfred Mill non* M ie" VV, I1, ( 'hfipmun» Ml* Mt He* 1,. hi ' 1 It, t ia • Mm •"iiurhie f rili'iM,!n Mm S m ith Mm Mr* 1 S 11n»!ie l M> ii * ■ ' tt • V i 't Tl,.. . Shinholper. Mrn. V\ [\ Jmiell. * l Kin lriiT Mm Swllic TM, l M Ii ■in. A. WtlVk,.iV\ ltlinniM nnd the M ippcp Hct •nd M m Ficldn. s \M n id i Uki Ml Mr*. K • 1- k r - l r l . i Thin niuitd nt d Doris H hII Mr*. h s (• n k> v Mi- I I I / Mi M.tl Ivh Nli 1 if! 1 resit r. M. 4 lluti- ell. Mi- ti S 1 Stlruun. Mi- A tl 1 tlV• .i V, \1i. Mi l< l: Ih. 1 J.M. w.l. "ik ll«’\ f11*1■ >| - ii ml WT 1^ 1 M, Mr* J<" lot ( iPfll 1Il|l Alvn; it - r i tVtl*T'lnn M.« ' M I m > D. " It. A VS .11 .<11. Ml M ton, Mi M \ II 1 1\ N. l •I,'-, i„ 1' V1 oil r 11 < II. .,1 \ , ‘ l»w i 1 M. 1 Mr* w • .11 M Mr* 1 V \ S e e W o r l d l i i n n i i s I . e o S i m o n a n d In*- l i r e 1.. VR1It i Mi M 1»ani| . > N,( I , N J . StiUlfkl l tllll. Mi- h i . I'm , Mr* It It Pi, .pin, _J3r,. K. < o’clock-tmuR-h(*nr imy-xiijffht■thtjrwerk. 'n. c a r t c i . Mm i n M«vii re, Mm <lull. Hal lev and lie-. T h r u Stile-, I I ,y l V,( t *«f ii t a trroun o f Hi ......... nft ci n« J ii n. i « t ith j l *• * bn k Thr Uv\ \\ 1* |*|alt]I1*' 1 k| ! ft!t»i, pci fur lilt'd the fit in cm J I , Itl'M 1 O. H u f f a t 2 1 2 0 b a n f u r d A v e n u e ! Hprinj* flnw e is himI d a n d n ln b r lti b- i l u t t‘f Mitiofiy 111 1he |i f r • Hhirh »«•*r11- M l 1>> I htdilniK white cnmlies. The living 1 T t of iiiiint i *u ti ii*it'!- of l be 1 Ami l n L ',4 Mias IliJtlt Tefwillejrer !»’ft riHiiu nnd sun | a r l i i r held tjunntuday for C h n tU r. Pu to visit i p i ic, of vari^'olorcil rinias asd . to.i cl. o .1. I.. ill. oil with MU* Doiis B u ti n . ! rose*. I. ..... i f tt t 1h •« * *•i m v4 i ?h t A1 T It . " Miss tViggin. looked lovely it i ■ ......... t.f u hi fi* ifl.iKi ' i »f Friend*, of Mn>. Frieda I her afternoon fn « k of pink crejfc‘ ■ i , .mu 1 ill (* It! a 11 1It* u I ' l i 1 Goode will reg ret to learn th at For hei corsage she etune rung I VI Mu hvl i i t,j.lfUill i>t .in * M.i . she la critically lit nt the Feluaid and gerbia dnlsieA. She was as­ i. ,n M . m l n j i m t r itiit t«f im ( I-nughtcAV ^Memorial Hospital > mi Imliti :. ' Rom t fc ' 1 I I f , 1. >.. ■ sist, d in the receiving lino b> Mrs. l^ fflc r, Mrs. M. F. Wigglas I ' >11i-:ht V, •Mtf "J 1»'irm ‘ » 1 , M uM M illa rd 1 H unt, student of the and ...... .............................. . I o \\ n-d\ A .r . ri. Mm. Edward Higgins. Georgia Sthool of Techmdo • in i I . , I * ii i i. re • . * *. • ■ tin ,1 ., o . jIs to r guest. of, ,In- ... Mrs. A tla n ta , Ga. ,, Ix'ffivr, . wus, nss sted „ dut> Mm. J. H. Htiaacy of J iie k s<irt viHe U vioitinif Mr. ami Mr**. J ^ 1 _ Mrs w to m e m t a r i nf r t n l r the VVfjnvcll1* So< irt v of * I »■ u,*-. Service on Momim} nfi»*i...... .. h tr home on Went Sm * n?. *-i,i h Street. The tJevolicv a I entubjc t<.i lilOM VJi .................... i Tf , Mia . Win A le f f le r , Sr. *n h - r t n i m f Mmvlny ivriihur wlH h in i nt her hum** nt I y 2*• | Hjbmcu* «L S i lb.lt WC A O ow e iJ l ’t A B L A Z IN G D IV E TROUSERS DRESS—. PLAY and WORK | 4& i * * rt Ellmgdi nt; "j . I g- • , . -j V | ;*our h e a r t s a r e y o u n g a n d g a y " o n ta m la n U . B ju o , p in k , m a is e . VoiCU b« amaied a t the. value* In our large stock I orboy’.t trouiiers. Hpun-rayons, aharkaklna, and tough washable cotlonK. Very good workmanship and they Mcan take It.” B o y ' s k h a k i s a t $ 2 .2 5 a n d g r e y c o v e r t p a n t s a n d d u n g a r e e s a t $ 1 .0 9 a n d $ 1 .6 7 . ( G o v e r n m e n t p ric e co n tro lled ). D • - . • ' .- i S M B S to w e r I I .lin in g tan k 1 lllg f ll wi t h I. Monarch Sh o w Cclt*r> \vcnue S| on mrctl l»y Sunfnrd rilkn and Citrapbell Ixtssing I’nsl of th#. * American ■ Church. 1lu ; ** *U4*1? * A d m b w io n Legion. 1 ’-** t 1 i* 20c ( ta x i- In ­ cluded) i 6 Through 12 — June 11 Through June 22 — 9:30 A^f. to 11:30 AJW. — Registration * Friday, June K 10:30j t(r :^ l;J ft* 'A .J ll» ,! *t , kutAH k WELCOME 18 EXTENDED CMU*PRBN TO AiyENP : , j j-r :* hr* Urtft.i' .. .y.; • • .i f""l FIRST BAPTIST C H U R C H b.'i, v - ; .y** i nt o II" down Mt'llunvill*> nnd pastor of the Methodist :h of Bradenton, F la. The Q. E. Smith of the Chrisl M issionary Alliance Church cted socrelary and treeF elected secret* elation. of the Assort* . es> f F*" ■• .i Carnival succeeds the Rev. Joe A. Tolle, For Boys And Girla I ru m .Mijrlity Tuesday afternoon a t the ________ _ m o ltn ir, AH' Rev. J. B, Root v u elected Ident of Ihe Sanford MinisP resbyterian l i l. i /m g |ioinli*il '- |H '.i r - 1 lowed b ’ player Ml*. W. Y. R aim a... ib jiu iiu u , v'-cw.ded :,VWrrth* meeting The mission study lesson "Thi Word of Ills Grace.'’ WU given !•y Mr*. K C. Williams. Mrs. P N. W hitehurst wnr elected tre a s u re r to aucrccd M r* EL c . V.’llliam* who will be thr m luirn ■Sainnan for the remainje r of 'S i year. Polio 'g the routine business meetli : lclightful refreshment* V«re ■■ - I by Mr*. Rowland and 4rs. V ums to the following: Mr*. I^indenberg, Mr*. E. C. \Yli ... . Mr*. T. E. Wilson, Mr*. I.i- c . 51r». G. W. nrown, Mr* J. B Anderson, J r., .Mrs. C. V. L o ’vrr, Mr*. E. V. Irish, r d i e Williams, Mrs. WM:ohui* Mr*. J. B. Crouton!, Mr*. J. P. Thurmond. Mr*. H. W, C 'odatmi 1 and Mr*. Clark. ST- -- ----------- -------i HOOT BLHCTBD _ .ra t K b . 10 |i I ii n g i- - \\ ill. Il Association at a masting . -f- at - --1111.111 R . w ,i 1 ..f M r* I* v A v r n iii- t • ' i n > 1 • '• I* ‘ W . S i s 1if ' i . Mi 1 hi d i a l » on M n n .ii, * 1*111*1 M li T . A . W 11111» 111*• tm t ** h i * . l« The im fti g i»!*r n n t w d o t nt I n m i 1 f fntii I h r ill ^i-r I: \el l tl-«• ,i Mrs. Row land Hostess To Methodist C i r c l e AGES 8 l>i\inu .- tl1 - .-i-lG * -.f • t-J-L!:' j H t J e t M W i n • �s ! H E R A L D , SA ifF O tlD fL O fttD A JDaZOthca 1lir -w a*—Dm . lo ad ti A p tefi''ii~ A rirty mtrec-*etu.^ f T O r Civil War. 1'ulin__Allu.- s- v. Im Ii/i 'jJf c Tu s as u sntriHtV-Tfr CALENDAR- .ludied art. R A T IO N IN G I'ltO C E SSt.ll FOODS Hliir stamp* N2. 1*2. Q2, R2. S2. now valid, expire June 30; T2. U2, V2. W2, X2, now valid, t>*| Ire July 31; Y2, Z2, A l, III, C l. now valid, expire August 31. MP A in AND f AT* fted stam ps P.2, P'2, (12, 112, J2, now suliil, chillie June 30; K2, 1.2, M2, 'N 2 . 1*2, now valid, ex­ pire July 11. IJ2. 112. S2, T2, U2, now wtlitl, expire August ill. •SUGAR .Ho/nr stam p At. IB expires J im - 2. S u g a r slum p No. 3 0 A trp U F ir^ lJfm p iN o . I, Wo. Z7 No. 3 now good. Vuki. on, Periods 1, 2, 8, A, 6 valid fo r IU, gallon* each. C A R O LIN E A-16 coupon* valid through Jus* 21. Rationing rule* now r e ­ quite th a t each c a r owner w rito ni* license number and iU t4 t,< ) each coupon in hi* pouesalon a* soon a* It ii tinned to him by nti local rat'onlng board. Your mileage rattening iiro rd m ust be presented to the board when applying for all p an en g er ca r jitsolUe ration*. The word "caalle* w** In tro ­ duced into Knglian ihorlly b e­ fore the Norman conquest and denoted a type of fortress. Educator One hundred and twenty-two million pig* were raised in th a U n i t e d States In 1UUI, alm ost d n u td e the prewar average. . 4*c*a*ed. a n |»*G- . L\ V. I I O O V K l t . ■ C irc u la r o f Itir r.u arn r ratal* M cC onnell, of d#c«aa- M Tiir: r n r a r n r t ii k c o r w tv Ji'iH iti. sk m im o i .*: c o im T t. F i . o h iij *. im m o u *TIin nr: k s t a t h u r ClJiOltUK <1. JAI'OHH, Deceased. TO A).!. CHH DITUUM AND F E J l iia v in ii i ’i.a I mh n il H intA N im AUAINHT « A t II r :sT a t k . t u n am t m c i o f y o u a r r h e r e b y n<it<B**l a m t r e q u i r e d tu p r r a r n l ati) r l a t m a nml riemantl* w h i c h you. o r e i t h e r o f y ou, m a y l i t e r n g s l n . t I lir r a t a l r o f - U K O I t l i K II jA 'IliW . ilrcraard. l a i r of raid C o u n ty . lo th e C o u n t y J u d e * of ffemlnol* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t hla office la I h r r m i r t h o u s e o f r aid C o u a ! > a t H an fo rd , F lo r i d a . , ml.t h ­ in r l a h l t a t e n d i i r m o n t h * f r o m I h r l lm r o r t h e f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n of t h l r notice. Kach c l a i m n r d r m a n d sh all <>r In wrlliDR. a n d s h a l l s t a l e I h r p tac# o f r e s i d e n c e a n d petal o f f l r r a d d r e s s o f t h e cla m a n t . ’ a n d aball t.» s w o r n to h y t h e c U l m h n l , a * . at. o r a t t o r n e y , an il a n y * u ch claim o r d r m a n d n o t an f i l e d a h a l l tut sold. •AN N IK IIKI.I.K JA C O B * . A* rie ru lrli of the Ij ts i fu sn W I || a n d tiK O ItU K Testam ent (]. J A COflM, of dr- T buti Prices Good Thursday. Friday, Saturday SALAD SAUERKRAUTu. lb 14c MINCE MEAT COLD CUTS .-eased. CI H IV IA N v (FO O D Quantity Rights Reserved LEGAL NOTICE Prices Good Thru Saturday, Juno 9 Fancy Orango N o n cm NO POINTS! t-.tntt.tti. F lo rid a , J u n e t l t i . 1X1. SI (TICK t h i ...J > K n V i t i V K N t h a t p u r s u a n t lu C n a p l a r 1 s t , Florida H U lutr*. Iff I s s am rnded. lb * f o l l o w i n g de■i, ii.ru land in tw m j n o l e I ’m i n ty , F lo rid a , w i l l l*« u f f e r *<| fo r *nl* i t F u b l l e o u t c r y rut lit* h l a h s s t a n d hast c a a n hl.lf m i h * f r o n t d o o r of t h * Hemlnol* i ’o uniy iN t u t l Ito u o * si H a n f o rd . h * * u i * l rt a al H A S o'clock A. U . o n J u n s I t t t r , Coloi Roach *m 1 3 rog H iv e s 2 9 Po*t Standard Cut Croon T o a stie s u oz 8 c A final 11l o a c h m i H y p ro flductilcji Qf Crax ib pkg 1 7 c 19c L a n J O Suuahin* Poaoul B ui te r n oz ja r 1 9 c e F reeston T trc> Gr««» O ni: C ab b age ib 3'^c F ib i h OF rial hi a Pc rain POTATOES L im e s dozon 19c Caltloinia Ountini L e m o n s 'b 1 2c F a n c y Co U l t i m a ■ Peas Cftip Florida N l / l l h o f NW K o f HHII H o f K A U K altroad, A ectlon I t T o w n ­ sh ip so g o u i n I U ii k * J» Ka » i 'I hat p a r t of l o t I f ( r i n g H a s t of l i l l a i i d o Itosd. T h e Hluviy C o l ­ ony Company H u b d iv lslo n , l*t*t Booh J p a g * ?. 1-ot 111 K r I ’lai of W l n w o o d P a r k P l a t Book J p a g s 31*. I,t>la t a • II. I) D u r a n t * A d d l I loll lo t a l k * Slaty l ’lal Book S pa a c IS l.uI lu lw .n g's A d d i t i o n I’Jat B o o k S pag* V? Cut 2 I tau n ial'a P l a t It.'i.k I p a g e II r<itvcv S C ib 1 5 c C a h f o m l a C n g L sh C a u l i f l o w e r i b 1 2 !/2 H m ‘v 11 of H SfU II of N W U of H>V *- rtat tlot. J» T o w n s h i p IV Hoot I. Ija n ir* s* Itasl tolls 111 A l i t s t n l i i r a r k . F l a t I.... . i I'Hf. »< luil Si B lo c k l» Hanlnniki l o t , 11 IS II H a IS l o n g ' s Ail.llllun F lu I llook 3 p a a t S), l o t s *S l o I#* F r a n k I- W o o d t i t f f a Hu i«11v talon d a l llook t t.aa* u full II Block I F l o r a l l a l g h t a P1.it llook S pa * a l a . Jails 101 * 111! H a n f o r d H a i g h t * P U I Hook I p a i r f 1. 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WL M, t y rr>* ’M{ l t 'v j s l u g . . i l t j l t - I'voK i T i l f t o f I^>«* * A s U**s « « H f t ) B l o c k t T»#r ». Th* T o w n 0. Hanford. I^st > G«»s W 10 f t ) Block J Am sn dsil F l a t (if O l m e t a a d * killl n ' t h - .h d lv u t..i i. P l a t Book * p * e * AM Ready (.Valve Coffee 2 lbs tD*l Mania . . SAVE THOSE. RED POINT6I B iia u ip k ia p c y ja ^ lic ^ ju a ljig h t f - —r- bfaculta Stphnlry — )-02 Rl:g 40-oz Pkg C5iSUp M-oz Tom/v Puie Plum Jam no. 7 IIA D K D A U O U . when you buy your Inaurance from us. All pal Idea we issue are nan nsieaaalile. The premium you pay !■ all you will ever be re ­ quired to ply. However voU aharc in the savings of Ih* companv and act hack u p a rt of the premium in dividend*. You can safety save on your fir* and windstorm inaurance by placing your Insurance with u*. The fact th a t life insurance companiaa, banka and goyernmrntal agencies accept mutual in­ surance policies on properties In which they gro interested is an ImprraaiTg endorsement of m u­ tual Insurance. These financial institution* with millions of dollar* Invcstnl in real estate m ortgages have al their service the best legal count cl. accountants and other sourres for determ ining the real economy and dependability of mutual insurance. Vfe jvill be jflad to make a ^ustry of your property, rhech I VtiUr preaunt insurnnee and if I poiiiblo g et a reduction In vuur ■ rtU- Regardlesa of uny reduction 1 In rate you will still share In tb a saving* affected by m utual I blal of Insurance. Call 17H-J. 0 . 1 a t,I Uoyd t Co. "Y our Mutual { Insurance Friend." NKVVFm M l t . A M I LOAF CHEESE ... lb 41c SALT HERRING .. !b 31c No. 1 CAROLINA POTATOES FANCY TOMATOES WESTERN CARROTS Lemons Cucumbers . 23c Lettuce COUNTRY RQU. RUTTER (24 red points) Ib 4 7 c Borden’s i-Hemo 4 lb. ' for f a t a In Applying . A n d S-F-f-l-D In Drying H u n m c E -N u The Clear Plaallc Finish for Wood or Llnoteum .H H ii-A tm ip iiiA Ih>I le t Gongweed. ( C i n c U I T C O U R T HfSAl-) s.s mwa-.. i' o m it no. 2 You Do Not Guesstimate j T * SI B l o c k I I C r ; . t . l 1. a k a W i n t e r l/o m * e flu M iv U l-.n . ' H cm ln u l* U b b r ' t Tomolo Juice H nay for K a e c u t r l s The word mummy mean* b itu ­ Allot F i r s t i>ut.|lrai;on M a y If. t i l t . men or a ip h tlt. In Arbric. or O ounly, T in a co fm t* ir*TO » w^_ L dT " tA fhobatm . Sauer's Au;;ofied Slices V A N IL L A Nr i 2 MR T l l « K8TATB IK.NK ' mcCOKNKLL. p*c**»d. A L B - W HOM I T OFi _____ 1*AT „ „ CON- oi*f*U U sr.br e ty * . that C. V. Te fleer* aag feralfere , t* Xitent —Akahel eed Wetee* if — A d d »n4 A i k . 11 ■ f l l l M e t —i -Sanford-Palnt- Granules T o u if TETLEY. Skinless Wieners Ofanflo Pol«?e Tbo ii m iiF u r^ g Trcvh Otound Saucage Oa. Suioied Bunnyl; id Ccjcked Tut* ausago ib 32c Sausago ^ 39c i f - ’ 1. h G rr - in d B ool 6c P o rk M p al ToJtv HlwBO Yollow Cheese ia. tt> 53c C l t C A Y Celt CO# Cheese ifa 19c •♦tnttf* Cr#om p s Lard a CowttiT Style ib dn i ; ° c 18c _ it Potatoes 21 Am Ba a -s vs1--. .* ' ' :r • » ulf Spray pt. ,23c �s * t i TH E n . r>R iru SAN FO R D ps^:rttr ."tti*—*ftn* i fHr*11fTt 3 > *’ ( UR** lUyff* J-iul «Li» •*f Mat l» r iU 'H T J V iH iK . i t a t i? ytrar future! There’s a III* T IIK M il M l a r .M ix o l i: m l > t i in ' r t .u iiiiit in r n tu m r IN H R TIIK K S T A T f i ««K i t n u im i n i n m ;i t it i v i . il*> n w 'ri»* il TV I A W . WHOM IT « U ...N * Seminole Tire Shop C'KKN: S p li t , la h.r.<>> Allan llml AN f i n M A R m t M lIt .K T l,». ( U H t.*t final a. K tr.-itirlt Ilimnrrht* n. W Win ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-BROKER AUirilft Bank Bid?. Rhone 732 ranntl ti>« •Mat* M n m m n . i i i i i u m i i i a i Ii K A l l l r . l l n l , llla l 'lir lia» MI..1 liar I»tllln n fur (Inal . l l .. l m i » . anil that aha w ill i. |.|,t) t>> ll.. *Sn a n DR. RAYMOND L. BASS Refreshing .T ii ■■ After-hours TIIK ONK STOP STATION tO t'L L U K i; c /: and SMALL ANIMALS . a t or M«* •Olf ■t l l t t f lad Stop in af l r r work and rn h cood k Ios * of Brer. M IT IO : rn U T I i l l I V I *•- »•* * I **».!»• \ » i i\ *;jt W h la k c j ami Fender work— i* | YATES AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 North Palmetto Awe. Phone 371 SANFORD VENETIAN B U N D CO, / fo r fre e e s t im a t e . BLINDS *» 0.111*1 \\ ASIII Nc; ITH ISIlIN r. •■It H * 1 til*' inula I **1*iII nl t k .1I I |l* • >•Ml I I (Mil a» 1If .■>i ll I I" I*If Hill. .11*1 l ft *1# , >* lit that* i i: I fir rtt i*i la* ii|*taft If* i * * * 1**1 r tint tnl T hr ||n*t ; M CFFI.EIIS TAII.IMI'ES I \S T .\I.I.E I) txilj |i| l i i . n l .*^ Ford S itv irr In Crnlritl Fl*»rit|a VV *■ w i^rlitlife In mniftlt-1 «■ mn l**c o%rrh*nU, Slrickland-Morrisou Inc. ....... I* K it if h w .a m m rittrV i-f i|n-M*** |»t*‘ i* *-’ jit..i< PfiMfir nli'i Sitnfnrit Pin lll> mean prupnrty owner*, im n lumi*. farmoca and otPers arv not U-mir aued. Any one who ronn*. to v>.ui house, into your atora, yiiui farm. * bather you w ant t u jump them m rwit, mayti* a, frifinl, ■ cuhtmiH-r or J iu t Bomtcne trylnu to ««*l) • (Jualitx f \ Itiwtrtl Mf ?4iir«*rr1** I *i Aiitpiif r*i»irfet <1 • ' Ser vice >ltn«* H i *« wih*»f n •^Thrift TELEVH0 NE OI* K R A TORS REPAIRED CAPT. (’. IIOLTHCEAW. (Retired) Owner Ml r. it mi i nml W hi tm t « iff* . I*•»-a* L“ H fall ... > I l»«n lr \' W lilli, t I, •*>i Mr lla A f ln * Hurt i hr i n •**■♦1 fttr hu*ltitH<l I "'ll Ut ,lh# b u s la .M m an who ia ln'inif sued? U te re n re n 't many public lia b ility aulta w r lt t r n up in our lora) paper*. Moat of tlirm m-vi-r ffet into co u rl. but that ......... i'l Tom to m rth irty yt>u don't wnnt. a n y th in * can h a p p« H ami often (joea and nomconr irei* h u rt on your premise*. Tin - tn-vi thin* you knew y o u ’ll lie ic rt'in y an Im portan t lo o k ln x paper *uv In* " llr e c tln x a " and U 11*411If 1 custoni-mado to fit each window. Call 280-J »•**.* i*. til* Mir* It \ I T E I t I K S SLO W RECTI \ r <;i n <; \ r »i u '' Mini*)', hri iiiixliaii I W I* m 'i=* It. ) rl*1. *iim I Mi ' t I'­ ll* rtifr, W illi* Hi II* **|r nfrtl liar t I* . h * ■* f• >. tt - u tut hr.». rf»- dini * i ’ l* i ’ Have You ^Heard The One About Come sec us for eompleta Auto Painting—Body vm TEB ES MM VT H IV MRS ACCESSORIES Si'tlilrt ItlUat k | ill • 'lit* V VV h i ! n** i it ill! lr*"»ir AUTO PAINTING— n> o iK I' I *K K K V I » v N’T ** >.* • m 1 »ir h*ai 11111141I, af A Com plat* Una of W in * — - Boar — | \S T • S « C a t r o n tit • & ; a rn a c h STORE & BA ft Phone day or night 237*4 TIKES /H EA D A C H E • So Q u ic k ly E ff e c t* . • 3 f P l o a t m l to Ta ke BILL'S PACKAGE , l.l ItKK'ATION W C A P U D IN E HABIT! (JRADUATfi VETERINARIAN Sanford • Orlando Highway t'lttmit o f Homlnnla I'l .u n t ) Kl.*r .1. nil In r JJril day of Ju a i. lal!*, f*.r I *» \l 1 \ \ III i %T »’1 M A > i "« IS* • I UN NtMIl'r t *•IlH rtn tflVr.l IhUl A M K I.U N M itl.i; ri h»*r final r*l*d*rt d*i K \ n uttl% .if l lir* .’•■talc* *if !«*»>» I IVll> k •*! I i|m *iiM-il I tlMf she OlU'ti llr:| fit t II I*IfI fair f Illit I 4 U i-l'lll I *£a l 11*1 I Kit -ifl Hill I 11111V If 1 tie It* > .1.1. I; \\ W .1 . *'m int) licit* i-f mi 'i • * n t \ Kim ill*. •r» Hu i^ili i|.it (>f Inna r»| S, for *.t inf .n*l f..r final ill** h.t f jg*. .. tM iilt lt *.f the 1I ♦' rtf t . 1. * I'l rf t lit*. 1‘Sirtl, »it I. J'111 I jal fi tiny ttf Mat', li t 4a„ A M K I.I \ N tilil.K , K a i* tililx «»f tf»r ctf I ' III P•■llrk. lt, i|i'l *na«!. Stnir e i..‘ M iirn e d \ irr HI lf> I tM 'l lilK M K I NNKCKS.HA It V S a n f o r d , F la KSSKN'T! ' I. WORK Wl rn l*K t> I I lMK K t l T C K R SMALL LOAN’S A i»i*1v Kmiiliiymrii' Supervinnr To repair your homo — or for other pressing needs made a t LOW COST Vi r* \Vrf*kilfiyii scii>:n i .hY sou S a t u n l a y a, y 12 a rfeu « o |j >i V. I rI St UKi i. m , On N'.i N|»i»Iy If Now E n v u ,r**I 1tv K-«i«4*ntial ^ o r k PROMPTLY Briny: in h a n jr c rs p lc iisc ! ^ L A N K Y 1)10 C I . E \ N I N ( First Federal Savings & I^oan Association "of SeminoIe County > 209 Magnolia Ave. *— "Insured Savings.' i a_ Phone 094 Bv PAUL R O B lN S O h E U A KETT .-* HEY/ YOU OVYt ME A T. GOOON (3 HF *— ■■ £ LOO^.DQEAMBQAt^ ' “ ■i11 (SO T CHA ' e : p p that P O M p.r'.” N O O N 1 bjOVJ I'LL S H O W YOl 1 rI-IOSN VYE D lO P1*'ELi‘-a,Or-J J SMACkfKOOO, JfW H O W A B O U f > O U A N lO M E I N V E S T I N G IN T H E B O N D S O F M A T G IM O N y .1 HAVEYOUR WINTER CLOTHES CLEANED REFORM P U T T IN G T H EM AWAY— T- i *r»., < >UI.’ H All.5 "H-Igrsj / n iP irv e s ( alw avs L : NOuq a tfk i n Llh-t rUMAKE a i ft'ACriCE f eLJM OVgfc2 < HIE TARGET .......... MEAN J W APL CONCRETE'PIPET ] BONOS. D R IV E W A Y S WELLS D on't take chant** w ith yont prccioua d o th ln x . . . h a T t It th o ro u c h l* cleaned to p e tT ta t lim e TA N K S W A TE R TA N K S C U L V E R T S ahd S E W E R S . Tranak* M l r - C i f i it* Second* a r a lliU a a t low pi CONCRETE BLOCK By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT tHf-Nk; ■> yuJ. r Si'2/I PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co, TAxE THE C A S H iees ive b i g g e s t H c h e c k : I'VE SEEN W iN O .T W 1 HAS BEEN f I F'FrY L -. v Phone 12<t t c_AN YOU 1 tX^TN MY P lG G / B*.Nk PLEASE ' HI A M f t O u * J W E L L M C l ’L I A M ' I A r^Hc'O IN A O i L l H - D t A* >L .A T C A ' I : > s')** 4 i/ ■ h < >/> .-.fti n r / . ' l i t ,> f " ^ 't u t Ta pe - 4,ii_ -*l f Jr I f it J C k S 1 , F ikst , SANFORD,- FLA. i l.JV A hil A tvAfc th e lone R««d li NO-PLEASE PONTSHOOTANV MORE. I-I'LL LEAVE! MT~~ tom peraturc. fw Xhtire unit Imift of henvy f S he inside M ^ STY hei to T (Uys. 60 *0 21 d ay . Ranger v ’.vg .: -juv f 0 \ gn. galvanized nteel. ootvu BW*. Capacity; of new purchaae*. Aak one of North America’* handy Inventory Books. It’s free. « d oenfc* n o , •blicktfon. While re-1 minded, phono us today. LET THAT &E A LESSON TO YUH LITTLE BOYS SHOULDN'T WEAR TIN STARS I l i l H f ( * '-'tT ~il 90W E QlF / M Y / P t P V 0 U ^EE MIGHT AS WELL WHAT HAPPENEP 1 APMIT lT,p0 YS OUR FERENCE in there y ~ ^ NEW SHERIFF IS v BETWEEN LENNIE ANP A C 0 WARP j|\ HIS OAR IS/I'M AFRAID OF T iT M T = IrW- i l AFRAIP/ COMPLETE I <ti h f t m IS ..-- T-;to w ^ m n v i Hi -»• t ^ n a ow si IS ^ r AftINp/ LENNIE ROUND UP THE GANG, SLIM.I'M I'M GONNA MARE SURE THE BADGE OVER YOUR PAP'S f AFRAID. TOTER LEAVES TOWN,/ ^ ? JOB. PROVE THATcT DON'T SANTOS IS A e “ fW0U UNPERbucr! R I L L E R l W a S i 5TANP - - iO W E GOT TO TARE L I'M NOT F it TOT/ RAYil'M ACOWA NEVER �r t i ~ 'fy \ ,G E CffOtBl'T ASEIPORIBETTER J FLO O R ; VARNISH ! Here’, a supac-quality floor v s r n i i b i H Hard, m»r-r»»ii<*ni. [Wstni/ul, lo o * -* i w a r i n g gloss rhst withiism hi the h e r ti ert floor traffic —and come* up t h i o l n f l j DH c, hard oreroJ*b*. - ’ HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD - Phone K.T V' . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING |0< per Ua, far one Inoertton RATES H e f W Jloe for three Inserticra* (7< per line for 6 InMrtlone tt t per live* for tasettlooa P l l o N l L I I S ^ O R B R I N G Y O l ’R Ad* to T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D Coaflt, five w orde to t h e line, Including p h o n e end address. AR afT*rtlee»*dl* for situation* wanted will be rhsrged foe at tn* rv ta le r clajaiflod ratao._______________________ ___________________ IA)ST FOR SALE— { ; fL B. POPE CD. . I :U . a . H U E S and TUBk.8 U U ukhH » e ll located I n '** hotter Phone 9122. 1 0 .A CRE f a m T n - k food flow. I in* wall*. 10 acra* roUgh land Palm UawimooV Banford, Fin .k Boll, 1101 P w k A vf, 1 Sanford, Fla. Phone 651- j'- __ DHT: Pair of military glasses soniewhere downtown, Howard. LOST; Light Jersey heifer stra y ­ ed from Lord's pasture on San­ ford Avenue A E. Kuburn 92* \V first St MAID, t i s s i pnv I'hnrte C o u n t y 2903. W O b l A N '8 p r e - w a r bicycle. Viola C O L O R E D gins < B n t le y , l l t » P e r s i m m o n Avr work K iuulnr he A p p ly *i per I ! U r 8, purebred Doberman Pin f o u n t y i,mi ml iv acher Champion blopd line, >50 Kelley, Box J87, Banford, phone dr.l SU DOUBLE SPRING COT and two > m l U r e is es . k in . Bauman. I p h o h e 369 o r . P i p a h u r i t G roc ery 1 2 0 th ‘a n d , F r e n c h , IAKEAND toy ring ear, 1921 tpodtl. fopil ru b b e r. >75.00. Kd^ ward*, Sehilnole WEDNESDAY, JUNE n THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA E IG H T H IHfch School uu. round . . __ 4: __ (hoot- in j and (TOIn* along rhr outside St^Ma <il *r -tw iU haw , 0 » » 7J u . V 'W a ih it-T n u is a on picture*. rifles, i (which had been thr the liuililinje > th at wc in* <>n beautiful tapestry nnd even cloths. Following the string of beautiful material to n doorway, we saw sever a! camel hair rugs at the foot of the stairs, "Adventuring up to tnc second floor, wo found it contained all kinds of vnscs and much cheap army silver ware, but upon go­ ing up to the th ird floor, we ■aw stack* and rolls of, nretty ruga, m attress covers that would make even a p retty bedspread look sick. "There were Poles in there throwing everything all around; turning over stacks of harm woven tapestry and trampling on it. Large brand new radios, linen sheet* made In other coun­ tries with hand stitching around the scam*, darling pillow cases ’ ” i' ' T h e n we smelled an odor that and nrcciou* hand towel*, and 1 I cannot describe as wc looked any other adjective* that yo i " ‘ about n hundred feet ahead and might w ant to use to describe 1 ■’’’ I saw a (ille of dead men about Hi the stuff. As Mr. Perkins would 1 fret high and 60 feet around. sav, 1 think it’s nice -don't viiu tl « s | , ip, me doorway to the think it's nice? * crem atorium . Stepping inside, I "I guess that on that third • I saw two large furnace* with story which is a quarter of 11 their grates th a t roll out for pia bod- block wide and a block long that iiied i |e , to !«• put on, then rolled there Is or was over a million * ‘*rc bark fn. Opening u door to the dollars worth \> f cloth ami dry and ' Irfl. I found iny*elf juxt about uuh- I t„ walk into a room the alia of goods. "The next day. May fl, ur w<? ■he front room half filled with w**nf *trt work wc were glut! to I of Itodie*. th e | "(In f said, ’Step right In,' I notice quarter® mnater men in trucks, picking up the fiend SS w 'h *nnl. 'I ain't lost nothing in troops from nround the arm . You th e re ,' so about th a t lime Hagttl until then nil bodies writ* o'I- opened another door and tharo sec, left as Ibc* were for some kind hud a ns another roam the name Way, of investigation. Also in the “de bslf filled with bodies. A fter th at morning nlr it wur o«t*y to sen** we stepped lively out the way we n *meil ihnt we knew off hand j mine in. Around th e other side ma> the cremator ” 'k of ihe building, w e went through “Cuing buck to hospitul wren, the gas chamber. we went down to a double wnrd "1 j '<>ii May t we continued with lent which win receiving Then " " oul work of preparing the bar- Mere rigged up s bunch of show­ *'v* 1 racks for wards. As the Foie* ers and each patient won bathed ,,]rl r l e a n r d them put we scrubbed As most of the patients were to** | a nd sprayed therti. The I’oles were sick to stand they were laid on so underfed that they had a n table nnd washed, dried and i liard tim e swinging the heavy Mi raved with DDT powder. * m aul* hut t h e r e w e r e about ten The next tiny, May 7. Sgt. Ilot»I T || men to e a c h m aul s<> th e y had •oii wur notified by Oil. Hdl nnd j plenty o f . tim e t o r e st b e tw ee n thr Del. Commander that he was t u r n s N e edle ss t o sn y t h e y like S.C <). w ho hmJ been put in j tint t i g a r e t t i s un«l to p a i r o u t charge of the hospital “That wf j , * m 'Mir ml 1 1 H « « « » '» n d l y in g s o u t h o! i a |l r b a i l . hou*e and 2 InU IcqoWn a , T ooten P la c* — W a r e h o u s e and 2 lot* lying along ‘ i l d e o f ra il w a y In C a m e r o n C ity . Going Into s e m te a Mat / ♦ E u n i k , RL 1. Bo» 183. H anford, ton* t n f r o n t o f a h u n g r y baby, " A f t n r *upp«f w e w e n t walk <I«*11v it m rutio n o f r a n d y and fro n t of t h e m in a. * 111r n n * t n t k a teinoom ," he wrote, "w e them to The cTtmitary. * * — ** ; liflr-wfljnrts It rwwyjft-prtr^ini. "The bodies were .till piled s e a t i l l it Ice c r e a m S S O S P I K I c a u u u r y , ,\V > . 1IUIM s m B r a s n l E M S S iTTTt)ulflTlca“ il river ahil fTTerfi. The firxt tim e we went to add bodies to the pile I wu* In the back of the ambulance straig h ten ­ ing out the litter* anil blankets ami the colored ambulance driver jumped in the ambulance and took off like Moody’* grv.se without me am! ! had to walk back. Though It was only a six block walk. I ripped him up one side nnd down the other when I got hark. I started to make him go hack and get the litters but the Colonel in chargr of ward* said not to go over there anymore at night—Just to leave the bodies at Ihn morgue i and take them over the ntv; | morning On Mnv 12. he wrote: “ The p a­ tients a r r g ettin g b etter; some of them ure beginning to have personalities. They are abU to I eat and are stealing food from the trays of (>ua*le next to them. How can we ever tench them ’ Sonic are able to walk to the latrine without the help of a ward man. Some gel out of bed nnd fall everywhere and any where. O ther, hide the bed pans under their lied* and the pallent on the next cot will tig h t him for it. They hide bread under their blanket* and later pull the blanket over Ih tlr head to rat it. elxc. the patient un cither Wr huvr w»*rlr H e rald -W rite , FEATURE -G reyhound —6 n * is on (he air over W D B O tonight *t O '10 and over W L O y at 6:15 lin t Nl* c 'o _____ __^ KLECTRIG igwlng machine; slu dlo rnurh; radio and other for rtlture. 703 Palmetto Ave. f v 14’*1 ,- .K M in t Of house. A ir Station, 1160, Specials for This Week ? Southern Comfort Government House | 4-5 5.95 pints 3.75 Rum 4-5 3.45 Com Whisky Grape Brandy 4-5 3.15 pint 1.95 4-5 3.49 Dayton Club Jericho Brand Whisky 86 pr Apple Wine pint .40 4-5 ’ 3.95 Roma Wines Claret Burgundy Castanet Rum « 4-5 75c 4-5 3.45 Blue Bird Gin 4-5 3.63 Pints 2.30 with CURTAIN8W me- u b lr cloths, acarfx, washed, itnrcbrd and xlretchoil, 51H kfcllonville Ave. Phona 87u. BORROW IIKRK WIH.IO: PRIVACY IH RKSI'HtTKlJ YOUR natural desire for prino-y In money m atters Is str Icliy respected here. Friends slid relatives are not line it toned about your credit. Your em­ ployer or huslncs* kssis-is Ii-s will not hear of your personal --affairs There Is no rsu»e for em barrassm ent. — Baa»on»bla credit-.requirement*. No co-makera on money loans. Variable paym ent plaits. F A M I L Y 1.0A N CX». Florida Rank Bldg. • Phone 33 FOR RENT ATTENTION: Service persotmel and vacationist*' — Apt*, r.nd rooms two block* from Main iNRNT raoldents w an t un8L ona h alf block of ocean by d ied ’.- M M , v | , bedroom s day or week. Phone 94D-R. 708 In, f a r a g e . P . N , WhiteBroadway, D aytona Beach. Fla sit thr ' "dupe" on (he dogs at ihe Han­ ford _ • Orlande "XenneL Ctiffi.' MISCELLANEOUS Hacea Stnrt H;0() P. M. Sharp Sanford Orlando KonncI Club Turn at Rrd Arrow On Huulr 17 (Hanford H lih « a y ) l»een Hanford and Orlando. ■( l^in g w o d Aw a k a to thu Rruriutis clmrna of. all IH tliiji w ij h clawtic clcxaiice. yet w ith ’Ihe pruc-I I lorn life ilcmuntlft. liv e ly Hepplewhite <h,T7^ tnily. ami Vanity Bench. hj i rtt Iir t ii t■t in I rarnln^ otiporltmity fur iiuuar wives eml other women »ho want to m m hut unable lit ile vote lime to office nr fitrlory [A V X -C O U PL E ,.5 - y a a t-o U till SANFORD AVENUE stick w h e r e you th in k the veto in and w he n you b it It, it is so W O M F 'S . f^AVY couple desires fumishrst apartm ent or cotUgs- Psrman ■aiU, No chlldran. Have car. P.O NICK’S PACKAGE ST0R& have you ever tried to find a vein on a skeleton You junt have to of PICKING WINNERS to r e n t i tem pi hearo i | Plint of the neeille. Some sit | given plasma and v a r io u s other I traatnicmtr T heir lem neraliire* I ra n g e f r o m 103 to t0 5 Horn, a re uflt of t h e i r heads n n d jiisi y e n , and shuts a r e given to put them to sleep,** WANTED f a r ;th* (jt clean Uq. ih« getting nlsiUt the tro u b le t h r w r i J men and the n u rse * h a v e with the Patient*.-’ he added " O f course wc eafi’t u n d e rsta n d the patien t* nnd th t [>a tie tit* c a n ’t t im l it sta n d in i At f i r s t they ure too weak to eat and Ure fe d d e x tt o n through their veins, and bov TH E T H R IL L • DIAMDND RINO* W rite Box I c a re 'o f Herald, . . ----------------------CAR R / kDIO. new tubex. A-l om TO IHJYt SO hrna amt Palmetto , Grocery, 317 kcwp from that the 7th Armv had orders to »t..p firing and it begun to look like the w«r about over I w on't go inth much ifMith E L O Jtf ‘ BICVCLE, balloon lire* 1 good' condition. See 0 ( - David 'a t U. B. Pop« Co: o , Palmetto Avt. _______ WANTEO— *S6m* ‘ to midway Continuing another of the daily jq*tn!l*trncnt§ of le tte r, on May It, hr wrote: "The patients arc too sick to move, and I doutit It they know what they are doing or if they arc even living. They are so tbln and humped over that it is difficult to regard them as hu nuns, os,m uch n aJ hate to say it. *Tji:y Just lie therO soil stare A tK i i space with eyes us drv as death itself; however, some are | well enough to moan -M any of then) do n 't even kriuw 1that they are receiving mcdlra treatm ent and many o f those alio do, dislike taking the medicine Ttary aro j o o *«cK, to know- or care about sanitation. Th^nk goodness, we found u roomful of German gowns, caps, masks and rubber glove*." *One or more from each ward would die each night: to about ■very hour, I would ride go thr roads between the wards with the ambulance driver and collect, tha bodies. We took flirm to a JI n B j I ifitiw r ^ * * C H p U E fl j V <, J 50 Up Colonial Charm “ An enflcmhle with all the colorful, .picturestiue ||| —* charnj of Colonial atyl- - 111 yet deaiffned to fulfill the practical needs ZZL of e v e r y d a y living « filled coipdruc- ^ tloi^for comfort and re- ^ taxation, durably cover- “ Spring ed in a choice of home- TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH’S COLOR DYNAMICSI* > “ low maple auite will lend charm to your living i 11 " mom for many years tn ||| OLD-FASHIONED . DECORATING SCHEMES ARE j O ilT l J FURNISHED "room! 112 W. tth ROOM with private bath, close BUSINESS SERVICE Luxury for Baby STQRAGB Gam re. S m o o th rid in g fo r th e '“•Lf iut tr ll e. nO n, .e«3 . M l t .est a. il fram e w ith p a d d e d ch an n el stitc h e d body of s tu rd y leath erettes ru b ­ b e r tiree. w in d sh ield an d a d j u s t a b l e tu p . A r e a l Dining ?Room ♦ year Bpw< y o u ’ll lik e t h i s D u n c a n P h y j e d e s ig n . . a n f lu th e u tlc n p r o d u e t t o n Id h a n d r u b h o d i m ta h o g h n y v e n e e r s . I n c lu d e s b u f f e t , ' ta b le s h o s t c h a i r a o d f iv e a id e c b f k v k n d lo v c - iV e c a n f u r n i s h p a i p t ’ a n d g l a s s f o r •Im jo b . C all u s f o r r e lla b lo p a l n k T h e C o m p l e t e P tS i 'e a » e q u i p p e d t o h a n d l o a n y - -• it t -U P » v | t < f iR iP f p r ® spun- fabrlcfl, -'this mel- cnmit I I'M HEADIN’ HOMP | 1 �r X - f t< • * * « • • i IM lb. »f ■III! pipfr will m ill >• p i t l l t l l l l binds far 1M(b b.m b. HUrt a» l> ( saw. * * * * * * * * * * * * * h —- *h (o be frw i If » f wish to preserve b r i o l i t i those tim tliiib le prlvil f |« i for which we have been ao loot con­ ten d in g —w e must flg h tl ^ —t'A T iiicK w cie n v . VOLUME XXXVI E ftla b lis h fd ♦Patient Abuse At Hospitals Is Criticized l ‘J 0 S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , FR ID A Y , J I NK H. l ‘Ur. Ibleiulicr A ttm tc la lfd I’rcHH College Head Urges Quicbj _ Others Ask Confirrcas To Wait Until W-*“ Is Over Before acting: Lcgrslati WASHINGTON, June e (AP) Testimony thaj.several soldiers huve been court-m ar­ tialed for abutting patienta in Veterans Hospital at th e Northport, N.Y., developed “ luring the House committee Investigations ol the Vete­ rans Administration. Seven civilians hnvo also been fired WASHINGTON Jum ft, (/ Ae f tun nuvk nti n program Aid For Okinawa Wounded Keeps Fast Face <)n N LIitar) |*tdic> by »pok a ti rI the p c it le m of f |»t fifl.1 hi t A r u k l.K i Tins* tdi Leaf her neek 4 |u*i fe Hertterl f tut ■ i.f t hm Ut - J l hi- Kcwferid t ’t>UI Christ u|)|m i the bill tif. An-,* ' lilt* prtw isr Hi ture of -tn-i "th of nrrmimtnl t Kj»* mu v ♦»#* reijuirnl cun not 1 tt«ri*«*'eM flt'tt the for u horn I ■'Pfi a oil t bi- chun*hem w i th which t ,d ire identified hoM to the vli I hat our mil ton whmild not at thl time take and action which won teverae oui H lito fic policy w l re«re«'t to com pulaory rnlllt-a (dicnikec Booth Seven Awards Are Lt. Ben Currie Made At Exercizes Gets Gold Star Of Junior High For GreatV^lor is . . President Truman Seminole Farm Rejects Requests Bum,u l>raiM>s Le gi s l at or s For Wage Hikes „ ?, (’hief Fxeeutivo Ap­ peals For *2:>,001) A Year For Solons Are On Honor Roll l.sa tfu n ,if w a s - ........ iilM'l- 113 Sixth Graders Receive Promotion To Junior High reverse* Holt'* ruling, i T b i couple before the Supreme t Court mad* the same allegation* that were made In the previous , Miami ease. However, the court jtruletl th at the title of the Mil “ Tbeforo the Legislature w as "auffi■v:; id e n t to put all pereom on notice Promotion, tost Friday morn ith a t the statute ileallng with inf of 111 nil* of |h e 0th' ................. i m atter of i.soance of m arriage Junior eras marked by T short address a t ' the Qrammer School Auditorium A that the amendeterr provision la ’ Supt. T. W. Lawton artd by t beyond the ' a staging of the Shakespearean ‘t court said. p lay.-J'A . Mldiummer ;*N|gtii* I for us to t a r th a t m arriage, ke­ Dream* under direction Is* ying of vital public interest, la l a r iHe i u Campbell. f {subject to the SStete tate and to lewle- ^ ^ g - l n the meln cast c* . power and ' were w a l l ttugnee as Ago* t — J to l b David R am sey,( ■ a* Theseus ■ I . -----,-u a j ttetd e, condi attendant: Aten * nation, except metriou*; Dial Doyle constitutional p r Ronny Garner as a. j‘i fe i4 r* Kipp fc lilermla; , ij , _ _ r_ .lh ae Puekj John (^ D ou g la s G&rner Fite as Oberoo and Ann Barker i'^waari?£ S ii fightur plane In Fighting Found run Fivr, attached to a U ^.S. Ssiutogn Air Group, while serv­ ing with the F irst M arine Alrc(. f t Wing in action against enemy Japanese forces during thr early stages of hostilities at Guadalcanal. Solomon Islands, from Sept. ID Id Oct. 1(1, 1042. "Fiercely countering t h <t enemy's powerful onslaught, LJeut. C urrie fuught his plane againat te rrific odds durin ing n critical perio<i an d ' engaging Jurs til*_bo tuber- in close combat on Sept. 2 ft, pressed home a vigorous attack and succeeded In shooting the enemy plane from the sky. “By hi» expert airmanship and determined aggressiveness in the gallant defense of a vital poai tion, Lieut. Currie contributed materially to the securing of im­ portant. base* in the Pacific area apd his unwavering devotion to duty throughout, was in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service." lUnte, , the part of clowns iota, Luther they David, Becks' B*^l -*trD,n’ ’Edison My were Dilly Billy " AI** 1 TOflrfl v iitr, ( n Int n l IH. r ^ * 0K‘0 fttl Ing each t>f lit ruen.beit Home I iltltly 7 HtvnAWAT 4 ft f I*A1 Dartii*! * Caddo It in *rt#M(lt M ir f FtettepHyi I Bnrky La ft R Ma| p lint 7 I.-r "*tn 4 rh rrrfu l Ru<H f l J *r • *y HHI 7 Jolbr Mack I Atrfl 1 llrlgaditr ♦ >ckfk lu r a - p r u a r t l f i (QalaUii Raf*) I Pvt Jt.r l Zltfffjr'* Benr 1 HtArdrHl i J«T»»r Vick 1 Lucky Lick 7 TrOUblte ln Krl. ( Iloiton lliba I tel*urkjr I to wn Lieut Robert Langley I Was Prisoner Of War l.ieut. and Mrs. Robert Langley and small son. Warren, who rw> cently visited Lieut. LangUy’a. uncle and aunt. Pr. and Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, have left for Camp Hill, Ala, for » abort v isit Lieut. Langley wh« served in the Infantry overseas, w*s pri­ soner of war - In Germany for two year*, and was fn the aama prison camp aa Lieut. (Dr. Or­ ville Barks. TUCKER HONORED T-5 Albert H. Tucker of the ICth Armored Dlvlalon, eon or Mrs. Jessie M. King Xing oi RFD 1 Box 107, Sanford. > has On Leave awarded the Combat ■ ■ ■[-’lif t man's Badge for campaign* Ph.M. 1-c elptted ip Caecboalavakia, t hi* leave which time ha served a t a froci Mr. a f l Mr*. driver, j Bf Oak Avenue, The BA- Amerke, largest paaaengsr vessel ever bedlt In the United S tatic, is now -the traneport US.B. Weal P o in t yi nn t 12.AIM.) anua] expensi1 innney. The Senstr had refunni t»» vote u alnikloi fund for it niemln*r«. and imiir Jlouae membrm np]»..e4v| it •vaynu th t Jiublir would look with ill* favor on ft un un indirect pay n la e . Mr, Truwnn *«i.t hi* woublu'i (r u a f iM f d tin P*i* T h r# # ) Local BusincHH Men Buy Packing Hogue gToup uf Snnfor.l b u t i n c , nare* pnrrhgsed frni] nm D. F •Lawson uf Kissimmee In.' puck Ing house located to s depth of 'IDS feet on the west end of the Sanford S late Farmer* Market and known ■« the U R Growers end Packers. This packing house did a Jtood business during l|» Initial aeaaon which storied last October. ___ recently named by the .__ ' of director* of the plant akeL William Williams, president; Hugh C. Whelchcl, vice preatdent an te J . W. Hall, secretary, trea•u tv r and general manager. -.B o th Mr. Williams and Mr. Whale bel are well known and commission merchants ftl PElte ' S tate Market, and Mr. Hal] W as-form erly local mariagrr Ibe office of the Florida Power alloet. • ■• board of director* of the ludei Mr. \VUlitern1, Mr. Harold Kastner, Ju d | Wars and Forrest ^ _ t h e past year the packboose employed about 76 peOand it has a capacity of F ru it Company of - ' ■'* . “t rt | If. I lit II ' 'Itlte H Ir .0.1 Hr h Mi. • i ml ( lull M i »*• r til *i-li eif *14-1. li t I I'«I Mi I Ii t h . vs I hn ' Ui'l a h v I l I* • ‘t T W' i.rtiAufi t>hi a> t mu •lie- ' If 1 "tit" ■'Hlth’lJ I ■.fit * 1 , *h . r Infti1 . .1 it I Is ('o m m e n d rd For Collection Of Clothes For Europe IT- i I "Ml rth’r 1 I ill IK l£tuji eb *i Nll II| Gh til •* ■* f '‘.Tii K k i ri|: Mi A» ' I hr Ulitlerf ft k 111, f 'l l 4 I ’ll llh 1 .1 . ilMci .M It- f i* ’.f i .... .. ii > . t»•1 -St , ti«- Miitii *i I ii«*t it * *»* A %! bvt'viiut mu!* ti. ! 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I . irt liiti’ii'- I ii nf i » i •s b « f vW44 fI ,• 1 ■v t I'vG-bf 'I. t'h ■ t )nn lln ■w .'Ih. \ la •i •r• 'Mill*- f111| i|* ft | . 1. (he -lull' Inlil In Itelin | I. ’ Ii# r i nl Ti.'* i' *1 ** I I f» llljy flM*' ii> rmtl-pP 1 If i*f In i j n p1 ' uli In .1 14*I Ml J-DpUfi . *i*l 1n«1 • •I I "f JIM.f P r tilill -.ill'll | m»U;I l«i i ImI hili fe.I ll'j-lrf "f 11«•ia| >|' i. * I Dill I >ll I fie- m, •it ImiI .1 . t Dill UuM j . i i if.|| v l ! II1f1| ’ " 'S | fi»r \ d l | h l ' ifiml *i-f tfvr t" " l h ii r MO i r ii, M; I .ii m I •*1 1 .11 •1 lliui h r mj i I !iu*i*41 ti vrwi uf i i i i li l i n v t r a i n ilil'f UlJC ii u ti v ft "Hi Im nir, bu t f.iVMiml f mi ' • i r 11. *•' it. but ■#*v i*I ill i m t i t titt-tl in Myli v. h o o ls, larxi 1 hr litiiil yr( Kef’ll mi* )»firiK • ■hi- i’ll*! i*iI lit I lf «ni! Iht* Niif muni iiumril, urn I fm ||H lit |tt| s <*XItllti 111 .t !*i .l»i. thi* I l io s p im l in nihiMtU, ftnitir f o t i u it|>»....... i n ck Kim fri ............... M i l ( I ' l l * i v of rntlilurv i-Jut ntiumi] i n-.^rum Avon tic ujitictu j* t" In* On MliiM u f (rairnrihT at humi* Hum i-AVkl m Aim Hit |-.-liiri .l h \ •if.iiiable, Iliiwt'M » I nm l - f lu timi IJnumiA h Nnlifit* n f ihi* irroiih*! vviil )if iitail** 1*y A L. Lytiitx *»l C‘h iirlrt(iiii \\ \ n , wan .» thi* Kx|i(»rtmcDi SLitliiD hiinh ft* >111 ClUlUPPiV ill** Fhfl'Ctnr 11Itr nil!1 KUi'Rt Mowry In m Siinf t»i •! on J ii n ** I A |e» 11111k u Vr t viinoiM Ia ml ft uni] to hp!h 1 pi *if* *ut table Mary Jane Williams EnliHts In WAVKs -ti'! ill hi rr* r *-1 ip If | i ml ir , 1.1 IIW 1• i\»ii(h t I' 1 w II% t *ll i*nc > » l .i Tit! 'I p M l ( ITV MRIFFS , . i j •* , i A lt' i Uf lv I t.iltit v ,,ipircf- Thnt I tn f u r the new i t i t l i u n " EJ)00 boxes Of fruit a day firm w ill be known s i ' '. a - . “V : »| •V.t t I* }i *In h Lions Club On War Training I’llM 1 I!-i I I\ 111 Jtm « H Vrenidrni Tnitn«n vr* i:i*r.|»\ f-n* of Tie- If. fnl ckru, n mi uvvrnt r.-tpic-1 It. if p'hdf Of lilt) It Itbor lendi i * ft ' r im in. <11,*(r 1■ • . - M mn i .) Solomons Campaign -i I r*e Lawton Talks To 41J. l>,i . tiliuJi uk|i| liy i mi Fat in Mui Ii I nl' in \! 1 im ' Mutt uirh ii i ) i ulttm* \ "Si 041(10! ol, ( T>, | The I'retiilevl tolil Ii i lira CO(tier elM'e that thr I ttti* St,'*-1 wage formula would tl-tn.|. ,«i least pending u thuiougli - t «nlv to b* undertaken Inter of wgge- anil i-fiTOimhilt\ p iT - ,I 1% ’lhMli —' Iii th r slith . Cinnr Giluie won schedules. Ul Otplv n *h»rt visstt- twfi tytying $f» 10 pei d u rn t, tiilloviiil , iiv Fnlm Beach Joy, i t |17 4ii | Pt#avlurnt tii r.-n1 tlfili • 1* 1 i*t ( ni t • « J *i' 1h r f | d i n t M u ff plot r mnney to pay n tjuinIrI i Whit? f 1•IM i‘ Ti |tf!‘fth t ’ .i rfriaio n .*f rK» 1 Ml . ^v-s 1 n.*fht’* nit? it*s I I f f l lftrf— .1 |A BHII# I •muJte. hi ‘ In. »i p'll - H I'Ll I H i l l H d - l u r 4 M i l k } a I'rl.l* bMrp thfeit limit , .l |l| 1 1■» I 1 l t »l * l.utl) Vis.,a Above Jinuarx- I - M l , i e v r t f t * Wttv t•nflr *lffpirn 7 -----u .. * -vrr«nt| . •.«lflare--- 1‘nl*rH l on iI’A irol T hry 4-h(pr**aye•*«! lent «t| ,i *lt»u ti r I b r Colt! vtlnr, id H pu o f - tlit* i ward aI'inil in nartim c fl’lraf Half ll« ||r IF*tekl# | Kprttiitl t u t m . i l n l , bar. b t 'r n |»rr* and amplciymi'iit rvrn befm** % fteil T lirf n en trii to L ieut. B e n ja m in K | I 1km . p a| Japan ix ilofrutod t Hh»»r Htsmp ' I Murcrtl Wav* C urrie. l TS N R . f o r e x r e p t i n n a l f i Ai.t-Ui 7 ftrlih t Anttetr Whlli* thi*wi» uppcnU wi*r»‘ he v a l o r n g n u . a l I n c J a j i f i n r x e v*hil«* t l ash t •r Iv# * t'nclr Don Injc m u I** a! the White I (oil i! 1* r if. II a r-r—S/ 1A ml !# v o|H*riitirijif an p i l o t u f h f i g h t e r eb# w l b Vk UK c*111a111r t inyp t h r i ternaii Half Ifallr n*aAI#> plriMf* ilufmi: ioirly phiiA*** nf the I 'tin* K Ot S Moinlnii Jiiilgr over-ail \*n v v |»nln\ 'llli'ptiui1 S o l o m u n a t a r i ip a lt f n , I - nt It* ft 11.•v & llnnt Luck ) I |>ut» L H»*>r J |tr*w|r If y *f l.icut, c’urrie, » h i » « i i c f m m r r W A S H IN G l n \ j„ I' w e I Wu * f U igf) |y -lAttmn* it at the Sanf«u«l Ni»\ aI 1 II M«M*ri kN eIf AiUrrtiriy ihjif ♦ -g iii.ii! ♦ mr*—rw f«ri4r » A k Slut id' i, ir the mhi iii iMki of m « l * l r » « IU r# | ^ not be t u fi n u n • ' luh F.i-o Mr iintl Mr* ()tfori|B Well* «*f 1 • ii'itk * Imufr S Fir# »dfnt Trumim • ' « I It V t tv.*Snrifnril un»l lumbart-l of the f<*i . J ei rt« |>i iiar Jnt*k i j the Li'iftFhTi i ■ 4 ’ ll’l ll.V 1 l« I » r v Mfi> 7 V * 1«l fi* t is mej \ itjIf I Well* 4• tire1! » Pa** U n i 1 0OO In |V'. Him ,i v im . int ..r The til ilium utroujpi* ri v i njf the n i f h liter#----l a l a r l l p I ttieir Jirrxr^i I f I O.OliiJ j»re^enltil ion **f ttie nv%uiU, \*hich I ( anil It * f<a<% Hltrk He rnMitc lo v v l«*w * know n ( L by Hc-eretiiry t»f the 7 JmgI# i *lrI i Ithythm llai -»l ntwp n m fi ri iin- tifter th r IJ u i,l" i:. 1 Mini H a Urn N av y J u r n y * F o r m l n l in b r h n l f 1 lllflh SK fr of t h e * PrfrifTfllir, rrlH l* fnl •»li*k H i r * — F l i h r t l r i low *. <«4tel*J#lte XUirtel # lila II “ For m rn tn rlo u A A c h i r v r m e n t ’ I Hh»kjtr*4pwn ' J I err Bl ip I BO C M * in H r ri n l f l i g h t an p i l o t o f .t »' lil, 3 Day Marriage •Law Is Upheld By Betty Jo Waits And ('itod For Kxceptional Supreme Court Kmma Jean Bobbins Achi vemen tsDuring TAU.AUAKSKK. Juno ft. (AT— Th<- Supramc Court yesterday up­ _ • ■■■■ B ,e* - - — r A held Florida'* n a * r Boyle faw r*There were seven s ^ X » htode iiuiring altar-hound couples to for scholarship nt the g raduu. wait th ree days between applying tion exercises Monday m orning for and receiving m arriage at Junior High School when 72 license*. girl* and 4H hoys received their B aling nuicitiy "because of the diplom at frum i’rineipul It. E arl A ftreat public interest" the court Kipp. dlsm iaied a suit /lied directly H e c e l v l n g the tcholarsbip before it Tuesday by T-Sgt. award* were Mildrv*J T urner. Charles H erm an Light of Camp Martha G m tan . Hetty Duncan. Gordon Johnston, and Mis* E tc- Faya Mae Coglmrn, Murcus Bo lyn Jennings of Indianapolis, link. | ^ to te st the new law, which was rwen, , ; Mary Kenis and Norn Belle 9 engineered through Ibe U g isla T ,nuie' Awards for prrfecl attendanre tura by Senator I- F. Boyle Qf ; and punctuality were presented to - Sanford. They sought U> compel Leon Betty Jo Waits. Willie C arpenter, Bobbins, Cherry .C ounty Judge B. A. Meginnls* to Emma Je an ~ - la*ui - thorn - a. wadding ljctmaa Slnxletarv oud M a n . .E liiab atli f|w ith o u t w aiting tb« three days Calusrrll. Attendance awards were alio . given to Donald Shew, provided bv the statute. C ircuit Judge George Holt af VhrJitine Carpenter, Betty D un­ , Miami prevloualjr had held the can, H oyt Galloway and Claire law invalM because l u (C sitissM o» r»a» Tarve). not su fficient l o . ’-lv* • • ’ of the' contents o f t h e ___ ____ ® S u p rem e Court decision. In effect, mines; si. bn *• l-.-rdinU fui Hui^nlnhler,, h« * it || 11 A11fi D r i-n — u !i-’ t d C»h i Vi p a U yAfl Uoi* 1 nrpt iihotc i it v I >eIa a t>e " n h it i. trill flew. I’ n c k e t s 4Ilf iaatirlnlH 1 rrtel ;i|il>i'til >’il tin in y to in* in tln< v iT g i' ;il'nndoH iny' nil <i'm l)l;m . •' o f (larliiktiH -niaiy i tilt* iii n t b n s l i c u»-t( ’’furl t •* t , . j it- w ith tu t, n-if)*iftg' .Vin•-ru a11 nji i .-ii,l-. t " I • .it f» n in*vv , [ 1 -ii g‘iulO w ith Ills' frill ,ii O k in a w a w iti'ii' t i l l -'ll! I l.ii'.'iiii'-o' h n v n lici'ti Kills'll \ I't'i, ' i ill ,i t l'i ‘v 1"O r I t f i c f id a lie tv ♦infest tomihlNt Mli* •I , r ii Jaojtn .id. ,i 11 praietifnr military cnincriptioil *hiniM !*«• fieferred until victor* AI wi1v S p l i t D is c o n - Japah nti«1 Ror firmed C h u rch All luviirenl mletju iitf dcfeHAf but i*it if e **■«ted that action o i '* T w o W \ S illM . ro s June H, ( w> \ f rm arnl Sa\ i C4»mbal i.t *•ti it) i ir* sine# !*<Nar! H sirbtir Ii a 4«• f riichin! «»(*♦. AM IfHTpaar 4*f *>. 1iVJ in a te 4*1*k Chi’ A Min'*. * «*rr pbicrt! sit '**>' ** 11 lh»- N a ij S .»♦ in. men fm The Nuttonal ('oner#** oi Parent* itiwt Teacher*. the Fe<l#t' in i Ci»unci I of Churrhcf o in Amor >cii the Catholic liie f arch) in the Unite*! States# tW Kmhtmm'u! A»*4*tuhly of A marl Hi tin llrnt herhiHxl of Railrott T ra in m e n unit the KvangfeMet i O k in a w a In to , i'sliiblijih u "reasonable |in*irram,** mem inn In*: u y f f tf i ■rnmuii.' ItrliMtou*, Ini nr And n in eat Irudem --tHikr vi*nrou*ly arail Iht* |H*nct*time d ra ft leyLftlav ym terday on the ground tlt&l i**ur van wait until th r wnr wun f'b rir nrRiirurntN wt*rt* made i ht- 11ucAt* t ‘om m ittre on l*o v*m S u r \ iv o rs n i 'c t e d NOW RELEASED is the -ecret of u British ilefensc ague t 11» iiAtntnp N'aii invasion that didn't m ine: the Channel and »ra» a n - t. i-“set a fire .’’ Underwater pip*** were ready-! pressured w ih qnd valves w art watt fig lo by iipanod at th e right rhumi it. t n> surfacing |41 wu: the oll-knkrr sell JCSSS^TlWlriSSSS, w t» m « -A t-0 > n ir m The fi'J-year-pld fn u r-tta r gen­ frm o where im itun cxiiild live. ( Inli-riiiituiiHil i eral, who returned from Europe LUNCiWODl June H (Rp^cin * on Sunday, will succeed Brig rhiflik.-f* liofiti "won tko tht- \ Gen. Iltnrs, who If destined for la.* to pay thu hiKh pric« -f another unspecified lob a fte r 22 I %Vs Hi jvi»r anet the aacoi .1 .y e a rs as head of the ' v eterans’ tm itiher iii the d u l ly duuhltf w h p h ^ ad m in istratio n . -■ paid t.ff I** th r tune ol f6r>.40 ls*t Trum an told n near* conference night mI the tSonford-Orlav. (('•■ llaM i oat k-ici T l r t r ) Kennel club dor racen At Imhis - -J it .1 a |> a n t* s o com pulsory p o n t-u n r m ill tminlnjc was prn| o-evi to da y by K arl Com pton, prefthlrnt o f tllC M u v u ich u n ftta In stitu te of T r c h ♦mingy. H r told it llou*e com m ilte r the U n itr d Slate* xho*J< or q u it their jobs because of the ^investigation. Testim ony present­ ed by Col. John. Baird. assistant medical supervisor of the Vete­ rans Administration. The Semite Finance Committee struck from the reciprocal trade an r«-e in cut ex tension hill the tebuthorily to cut ta riff rate* an additional 50 percent and then re ­ ported the bill favorably. The vote on the am endment was 10-!). The tfovernmenl’a promised in­ crease la yneat supplies next Fail p n a v tu rn out to be an average of only ft ounces more per civi linn for the entire October - Dec­ em ber period. This would include m eats served a t public eating plnces ( 'onsequent!y, the increase in supplies, a t butcher shops tw n n lil l>e somewhat less, based oh latest m eat allocations and e s tim a te s -o f 1045 production. AbusCF&'i percent of the na­ tion'* tSM.JOO B-eard m otorists will quulifv for more gasoline |iv h e n the ration ceiling it raised **to fiAO miles monthly on June 11. The OPA estim ated to d a t there are about J,000,000 B-card holders whose essential occupational t)rivlog needs exceed the cu rren t re. gional ceiling*. WASHINGTON, June ft, pi 1 P resident T rum an y e s t e r d a y named Gen. Omar Bradley, famed com mander of Old . 12th army Ktoup that helped sm ash G er­ m any's western dgfenaea, a t ad_ m ln lstn rto r of "all veteran*' af- MHKR KM* j apan Tightens All Control PeaceDrajtI n f ace O f Growing A ir Raids How British Seas Were To Burn Senate G ro u p Cuts 9 T a r i f f Reduction From Trade Bill; More Gas Coming HeceivejHgpmoUon M /Ii- . ,-teliD M-v l 4 f tt 1.1f Iti'H ft, ;i n |||. ill ill! S’Hi 1 » ' " H;*1 Iswl T h f . n|i»r u hI Si iii ii.d ' ! • jfvk i!U* Ky., I*• i ,ft(i f» .| I., 1 in M i i i f . i . l i Hi mi it l-i'k I Me| I'M n Nhm i i > wit (l Hteflf i■»I It'll Jt i - 1 f •h 11 11 - r t' wl uf f tie -!*miftiti v'. p i - i‘hlnri*r•nriit, Jli f1-111 A t-ulbr, acini* Hi*r v !u*pi'l. 1:3 imri'Him *<| (it’ll I Mir Smtfoi ii I I'Ofii 11 ub will ui(*• t uf tk f Scummijr I ich School I o n n 1hi af * fMf \ 14Mrk i hi* proJr*n ! ( MlUPH1f f i'i I» #• ' I■*•T J fO UHI kr if r *' t*•*4 l T lw Sam lnolr Counts Knm M u f#»u will me*') r \ ui* tuv titifbi M a r y J u n e \\ tlh a n i., ^ u n f Mff! !isic! r !n ii)f fi 1■■t sopping lit H :itJ o'clock « t i h r < 11 v I (nil. If my ri|ii*tit 'i*! r m n \ • - \ t r d a y , a n d n a M r f 'u l l u n i n n r u i u n i r i i .itul j u b l n l of 1’os t muster and Mr. . . f f u nil IlicitiUri t! p r e e i j n t n . t h a t o n e o f t h # c f i i r f tx f’Uft will j W i l l i a m s o f C u . s a d u g u . r r e t h i I) Uu b«* coni»b! rrtttion o f HUituhlr I mch- enlisted in the WAVE* a . lb.* tii.n YYnft 1 Oil i n c h i ‘«. a i e o r s l i n g F W h i t Di’t. «!- a t h e r m a n . t j o n n to be o ffe r e e ! vh^ri n l>iri*clor Orlnndo Recruiting Stallliill, fill 1 to It a|ia»Vk111*4*111 I Mill Hli'Pkt'(i‘*,| fit then e n jo y e d the ill iT lull ill 1 ll!’ M n w r v comppi t o rn iik r n s«*lrctiori. being tile first IVAVK in Insworn in nt the Sanford Nuvut A ir Station, according to Lieut. W. K. Spry, public relntinrs officer. She was swo-n in by Lieut. The Rev. Ilurl H. Handler, form er pastor of the Christian . ' f t Ruth C. Shepard, assistant service officer at the ill, Church of Danville. Ill , and Mrs I'nlin Candler arrived Thursday to as­ tion and a g r t o t a 'i of Dench Junior i liege nod Ihr sume the pastorate of the C h rist­ ian Church. He succeeds ihp Hev. Florida .State (’allege fu r Women a t Tallahassee. V. H. Grantham. Miss Williams gruduuted from Four year* ago Rev. Candler was pastor of the Christian Deland High School In IDta und C hurrh of Clearw ater. Since th a t during th a t year following at. Stetson University. Sho tim e he baa served a t Frederickstown, ,Mo. and a t Danville. Mr*> expects to be called lo U.S S. Candler is talented in nil d ep art­ H unter at New York or training (j sometim e th is’month. m ents of church work. Runday m ornlne at 11:00 o'clock at the C hristian Church, (WiKATHKU Rev. Candler w ill' preach hia FLORIDA—I’arlly cloudy first sermon entitled, "To W ork." He reported th a t when be left nig h t and Saturday. ALABAMA—I’artly cloudy with Danville it wae so cold th at they had to have fire In the furnace, scattered thunder* bowers in ex­ aftd that the next dav there was trem a north tonight and S atu r­ Rev. Burl Candler Succeeds Grantham h frost. ■ day. ui>ont J in) o'clock In-o Simon, date devil diver a t the Mighty Momtrrli C arnival, -pon-oied bv the Semtliole CotiTVty Fair Association and the A m er­ ican legion, will make only two lumps here tonight mid Sntunlny night ut utnmt 11:00 o’ch»ck. KENTUCKY DERBY LOUISVILLE. June ft, (Ah— Sixteen three-year olds, including one filly and two. geldings, are listed ns probable starters In the Kentucky Derby tomorrow. W ith the entry box still open, th* name* of all experted nominee* ate in The only change was the withdrawal of Pair Jester aa con­ tinued rains threatened to maka the going heavy. The first bathroom s known t4 man were found in ruin* of tha Labyrinth In Greece, more th a a 4,000 years old. 1-J f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 06, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 06, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/39be38f68df7ae2126ef33b76a0a7c27.pdf bb000384bf8602f60b77bcdb5c803332 PDF Text Text . \ • c F R ID A Y , J U N E THE HANFORD BEKALD. SANFORD FLORIDA 1, 1915 iii= iii= iii= iiieiii = iii= iii= iii= iii= m= iii= iii 'h ] i %. BEEN R A T IO N E D . . . M M E YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL o spit a lit y has not DINETTES CLASSIFIED 10c O0e D7c Ik per tin* for per lln* t n per H i m for per lira for ADVERTISING RATES OF on* Insertion thr»« insertions * insertions TV insertions SPECIAL BEAUTY Minimum rate* . . . Jtw PHONE H I OR BRING YOUR Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD Count, fir* words to the line, including phonr srnl addrraa. A ll MFartlaCMcnti for aituationa wanted will b« charged lor at thi rofatar classified rates. A s e ttin g f a r h o s p ita lity . . E v e ry LOST n. B. POPE CO. U. S. TIRES and TURKS jJuDKKN wail located bouit. Phone 0122. will be a f e a s t o n th is fin e d in e tte lie tMKrkctlxHik con .dry and ration I II Stafford, it. of l room ___ LOST: Pair of military gUaset somewhere downtown. Reward. 80 ACRE farm Wad, good flow. Phono 783-W, In* walla, 10 acraa rough land Pal m Hammock Sanford, Flu. LOST: lllack leather xiji|wr bill­ Kvrn i In- movie pi in let* have tn study ac I* proved hero “ on the Melro-Coldwyn Mayer net of P. Z . BJx, 1101 Park Ave., fold In AA-P. ettmumiug money. Sanford, Ha. Phone 661-W. Elir.nlictli W ilhnim. 7ttt> E. 6th "H ie 3,iiiIm u" now indng filmed «t Silver Spring*. Claude Jarman Jr., slender Nashville, Tcnn., youth w-leit«d In to- 'The Yearling’ ’ ts shown being taught between scene* by Mrs. Hetty Taylnr. KEROSENE Water Heater'and S t tank. Inquire 404 Pabnutto A Venue. II nth Klagcrfutt anil Vlllach manufacture lend wares. Fita-room houic outable city •' nltua i* rather isolated us limits. Immediate postcaiion.' Robert A. Williema f-i a*. rail tt nnsportntion goes, Phone 711 Atlantic Bank Bldg. n rro i for one east west line whi h iirri-,Is Italy with Vienna f i o m A iistria-ilungarf. 0-room fumlihfii houi*. 2'A acres lilt ides Climates via the Sc-minering Pass. Th? o f land on hard road, 3H miles A* fur as the coastal belt goea, prosperity of Klngenfurt anil VR. from town. Trieste is the approximate divid­ Uch has been tied up with tins Robert A. Williams ing line between the Mediterra­ railroad. Phone 711 Atlantic Bank Bldg. nean rliruate nine and that of i entriil Europe. Inland, moat of R om Court 8»«tlon. 'Jno five Alexander (irnlumi Hell tried t, room boat#, alio one *lx-ro«rn Venecia (iiulla is lather moun­ mr-tinde Mark Twain to invos tainous s ’ d has a fuirly rigorous house. Inflfl in his teleiihone invention I Limit*Robert A. Williams tn.iMid the author loaned th Phone 711 Attantlr Bank HIiI k K uime. object nf much c o n t e n ­ f:.mi to a friend who went buna tion for c cn lu rU ** wiir “ cap* rapt three days later TWO YOUNG fresh milk gout, liirc-r by thr Italian patriot reasonably priced. Mr*. J S I \ nr tn u fo at th e d o « o f the Burdick. Bouth Sanford Ave I'n -I Wnrbl War anil \*mn finally .. w r .Jt rI t*» It aly m J'J2I o v e r the LARGE H1ZE baity best |i|nh'*t * a•f Yl|ftfO*lf|VlM tnncrsprmq mattress. h ' l i i i bn* a hem! riOiHJH p n p u l* Svda Shop. i"»ti 'I ti«- hnrlmr !» tleep* and pro KIDDIE COOP, pte * » r tf-t f i ■1 11.v ii I»r i*it k w, a t*•r 11 n a * carnage and car seat 1 f r n i* fu r <1 * b i b \ hut th e n th e Service Station, plume Nuift”.1it%•< limit ruiifoMtlii to their hni *- r i»f Split ofnl thi* harbor CHOCOLATE syrup, u gallon "i • nip- thr > 'iiro'ilav hin Jars, 76e, Horner's Hod* Simp m i .1', ' hirh had M-rvini WATERMELONS. Also firm v im •« •* # * * # # * # « ripened famatoet fur canning I 1Hi of four httU Norwood - and-. Tfridal’s Store fa per iitiltB 29 I-akc Mbnros, Phono County I tar ton* to hoid 1C 8106 ._______ _____________ I v*lwl tub* r«r Ttdftt for tnllat G ILB ERT’ S Panama Chocolate In| lit# b#|l« R|vt candy. Homar** Soda Shop IHiIlKiiW HERE w ill UK Kiila l"ag>tr! I'llt i \< > LS RF-SI’ W I I II MA *4 * ft N11 *8 * K e r o s e n e water beater and IIa, i .,jun ton* iiatiiml dv,in* fm prb..‘ > ik,' alao imall icebox. Old .YULit Fruit ir.,r.r.fi iu- , in nnlney nialtnrs is strictly ignollq Av», Phone 488-U i .■,<!» . h1 .0(10 ton* reaperled here. KrlrniM aim U I. Vs^rjs.lHMI gal rrlativr* arc not questioned I. I ihr mini's atoiir-l about your . i •.tit. lour cm ll>k acres land lying south u! plover or business associates 1 iti.'l -r ■>.lured 'J..lt'i7 Ions of li s I railroad, house and 2 lots I I MV It kj 1•m ■ I «*M t if I Ml will riot hear of your personal tiinl l»l,J ts tons of line I tie known as Tootan Place— Wareaffairs There is no cause for ft tilt , R f iip i'n m ill «»ll VT’w ( h I I i - <in 'ulmi (ineirury iue) mini’s "[ house and 2 lota tying along i .it bIni*' ii ml W e r t i ii n*l *uik I ii hi hi* i embarrassment. si do of railway In Cameron Mr in turtle I out 800 tolls i-f nr**' I «it|»«ir I m l Reasonable credit requirements, jtjrtiH ii.cf.ui, 1 he bauxite 1nImnilium City. Going Into service. Mat I it In n ii* I T r u ’/ t f »n il>1 No co mukers on money loans. Kunlk, RL 1, Box 183, Sanford. inir center#. Cupmliitnit nn«1 I'l ote) mines of Istrttt produced Variable payment plana. ratio manufacture Bill from *rn Ittfi.000 tons of ore In 1926. After FAM ILY LOAN CO. that further miring was prohib­ Florida Rank Bldg. Phone 33 water n?;<! pul mi pre'erveti L mmI» ited indefinitely In order to rim H o v te no im in u f ii Hue.** t4»hi*i i -m For 8*U u l m the de(Hisite. JillM lllC tn It ip u 'm A HIM I p i i-fi'T \ ftl Pour-room garage apartment with Has One Waterway f1*1HIn. 10 acres of tiled land. Term*. Venexia (Iliiha’s only rovigntde Trieste, n cilv nf nciitl* Robert W. William* .Hervire pcr»nnnrl in n o rin H l tim e - , nl -h I i h - **11 m - ■Tils ml wateewray is the Sdobtui f’ bone 731 Atlantic Bank Bhlf. ATTKNTIO N ami vacatumisti* A t»l-^ nn»l finerU”*. m" *i* * I * • * rn.Ft, which in Its upper rein in- |I rolled the Isonxo. rixmiA t v%<t tiirM-k# from Main r jie m t c iil Hint - n o p n in tifp , #llk utnl IA c©*ral«i«a ik# el I#KtRO BENE hot water healer St one half block **f ocean bv fM ttn n n u lls j u t e \%.uks, c *tin**r < pilot bln. the Austrian pms j i b h i dfit<ia*li H*li Ui*f*»iu*g ivbject 613 MegnoJIa Avenue. clay nr week. Phone tMV-K. 7Hn it's, hr i’ \ v n ii’*, >1is l il l r H i '* it i i r nice, Is an extremely fertile airs wilt' t># »•«*! rtll, while ihey 1**1, ie eny II mini way* Itnytomi Heiirh, ! Ii* nmiu w^rk*». It raises cereal grains, fruit, Vaeiftr w-nllng te th# Id weal! one I Dir I*toe* fi ROOM house on threa lot* JUW CI&uklJ JLDU5W__.UQH -Uak Them me marble iiuarric# ncur huraca nnd cattle. Tta .industries SiI fifth Are,, NtwYofl^N.YsaDep*.' p-mfr*7MkW-caib.-'Winc«.iWVyren> TrlenTe^nil C0JNI ■Mlh'ii^W tho in■■1irrf^*WaHMF,~^tffkr, WmW11 and Arerme. plua. 87i Interest 11 intereatf are** prodiieeil-1)46,1'HU ton# tin mineral producta. inferior coal in I'.BSG, the lunt coil 788-W, Iron ore and lignite, a low‘year for which fi*uro* arc avail grnde coal, are ‘ hrnught logethri able, ut the fuumlrlca of Klagcufurt DIAMOND RIN0. Write Box L, STORAGE your car at Kant’s T r ic n t e '# h n t b u i is m o re acccn Klagenfurt, capital and teuding fcare of Harold. ~ ______ Garage. Spacie1 rate dta<t * ill!#?- i Ii ii ii V e n ii 'v V , It oner city of the rruvlnce, haa a pol'u- CHECKED IN 7 DAYS W ITH storage. THREE - HECE wjoitar living f u j i U i» n * i# n f t h r I'l lat]pn _ o f abuut .TO.fklli . VUUeb, ' roan vault*. " J12W .-Salmetto and mirrnTrn trn tmrrf^nrtmii'r* \gTTT5 'about -24,000 populnlTonr~TT. NOW — % iiV t liio t to N e w Y o r k , I t a a# SYMPTOMS * Avenue. •. ■ the accOlid city. Kclinblc I’aintiTs T a k c n n I j as There are lead mines at Itlei l i t l l 1 I Sanford I’nml an im p o r t a n t I t a l i a n h iiv n l tiHue TRUCK TJREH directed. tny. 1‘hunc 303. T h e iliK ’k y a n l w iis ta k e n n v r r berg, nine miles west of Villarh | W * now hare In etock Norwalk iold Standard truck Urea In the A l’TO BODY AND FENDF.H WORK BY AN EXPERT. SI’ I’ EKJOR AUTO PA IN TIN G — 600x20— 6 ply 785x20— 10 ply large assortment of rotors. Your can can ioak - ntw. Bring -14 to 645%16— 6 ply us ami sec. 098x16— 6 Ply HOLLER MOTOR BALES 748x16- 0 P y 108 W. 1st Hi. ___ Phone M l HELP WANTED m eal m ellow m a p le . Four c h a irs a n d la rg e r e f r e c to ry table. 5 pieces Marshal Tito And His Partisans Claim Parts Of Axis Territory Com foil Outdoors Of cou rse See our you have collectio n of to have ou tdoor fu rn itu re to fu rn itu re m ake your in o r d e r stay to outdoors en jo y th e o u t doom p le a sa n t an d com fortnhle. SWINES — complete with chains BEDROOM BEAUTy III A h c u u tifu l s p re a d will do m uch to add now life an d s p rin g ap p eal to v o u r bedroom su ite , w h e th e r it is a now one or a n old one. We h av e a n ice a s s o rtm e n t of s p re a d s in lovely colors in ch en ille o r c o t t o n w eaves In a v n rie ty o f p a t­ te rn s. WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? “ CEDAR CHESTS w u m lw lu l g if t BUSINESS SERVICE g iv in g . u a te , n o th in g WANTED TO RENT >p«d ae­ o n wa do N A V Y couple deslrea furnished ted dealer, apartment or cottaxa. Perman­ . front tire ent No children. Havo car. P.O. hd a n In­ Box 06, Bantord, rood eetabI'also have N A V Y couple and mother weed furnished apartment or house Immediately. Call - Valdes Hotel room 300. PITTSBURGH'S COLOR f m D YN AM ICS!* > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I O UT! > J " Tiy*V'f^rr • c e d a r color only. SECTIONAL SOFA ■ As comfortable u can be J| — made . . u smart u any F III Interior decorator c o u ld D wiah for. Use aa a love ■ I seat and extra chair, at & I —- complete nofo br In a cor- ^ H I ner .GOOD aa ftluatratod. Up- “ bolstered In durable red ||j leather,. wring cbn. A l l about r - U ! stnictloi). \ L » The Mather equipped to handle any ADS ARE NEWS BOLLS, On net w IIJ^J mj g ra d ­ m o re n o th in g m o re useftH x^RaFdnil mmm N A V Y couple 'deslrea to rent furnished apartment or hpuee. W rit* P.O. Box 418. F o r 'thB a p p re c ia te d . . . f o r j h o b rid e , S r & f t - s .,,.- . pi, I’M HEADIN' HOME TO REPAINT W ITH th o u g h t— f o r "‘•*1 Ilf �1 ▼ If we with to be freei If we with la preserve Uviolat* thorn 1nr* unable prilllege* fur which we have been eo long con­ tending— we mnat fight! —TATUICK I1K.VIIT. VO LUM E (L h r fe n d e r AN E stab lish ed 1908 XXXVI Stalemate On Veto Question IN D E P E N D E N T Plan To Fix Food Quotas rould .Allow islon Of luxation In­ v ol vi ng Sovi ets m • * £ Secretory Of Ag^ r i c u U u r e WouM Limit Supplies For Army, Lend-I^ease WASHINGTON, .June 4. (A ID —The State Department today u rged compulsory peacetime military training for the United Htatee "becauae of oar ..ebllgllioni under the World Security or­ ganisation.’* Acting Secretiry Juacph Grew expressed the department'! view, hefore Houae Poet-war Mili­ tary Committee. Grew, for­ mer ambaaaador to Japan, raid "military preparedness count. In thlnhlng of potentill rnrmlea." SA N F R A N C IS C O . J u n e 4. ( A P ) — T h e U n ited S ta te n in neekitiK nom e w ay o u t of th e U n ited N a tio n s c o n fe re n ce HERE AKK \ ANK SOl.DIKK.s ji ihe concrete-fared entrance of the f e a le m a te on th e v e to v o tin g huge cave at Kunigare, neni II, i, htc*gaden, Germany, where patntInga and other ore treasure, I,h.i ,-,| from all Euro|«- and valued qt issu e b u t w ith o u t th e s lig h t­ million, of dollar* hail been hidden by KeuBhmarshal lleimanft e s t yield in g on it* ow n in- ("call me Meyer’ 1) Goerlng hound ami recoveiwd by Aifkrnat .lie Uleir rightful owners. nistcnce t h a t th e r e m u s t be masterpiece* will Ik? returned in due rourae no v eto on th e r i g h t of dls- (International) • J i n s ion in the W orld S e c u r i- 1 ty Council. If American leader-! ahip falta to break tbl* deadlock I — in which Russia (a at oddi with the U S . Britain, China ami France— the ronfertnee may pro wore a wide-opeQ Door fight In ftie dining daya. , For the moment there were no aigni, of any Soviet activity in th*. direction of breaking a dead­ lock on how much authority the V r » .i n.i.ona ahouid hav. to ©•to atepa taken to preaerve peace E xpreK H es Tiy n aecurily council of a pro­ poned international league. With Work In Tally So delegation chief, of the Uig Five—the United States, Uritaln, State Senator IJnyd F IhM le France. Chin*, and Rtuala—ihov£d that nueation aalde momentari- and State Kepresenlatives U It Mnnn and M It Smith nrrnrl ((•NllRRfg OR l*R(R Twa) in Sanford Suturdny night lot a brief »ta> l>cfAr» retumnik: to 1allahaa.ee Tueaday mornlriK lor the ipecial aeaalon of th» Legia Inture. -Ktp. Smith stated that he wpi ................ - — > r.mm well WIIH f.rogr»»a outtl *-r--ft^ aa. ball W Future* I.L. big league beaebnll f1* pleaaeil W h l>*ogma •loUln. beat Sanford So ions Talks Are Made Weekend Here,To At Rotary Meet Return Tomorrow On Gas And Paint a ___ Representative Smith RotarianA Voice RePleasure g r e ta Over Departture Of Rev. Tolle t ... CITY BRIEFS ®^V7tf*UmV>OU^ c 5 , CU F bKrtk tie* of Saniinolo High School, former pro hurler, announce, a haarball achool for bojf* 10 yeara 9 oge and up. Th* lima 10:00 A. M. Monday; the place Ninth Street and French Avenue ball park. The right way to bat, field, pitch, etc., will be ahown. Sanford Lodge No, G2 F. A A. A f . will meet Tuesday avenlng at 8:00 o'clock at which time the masters degree lecture will be­ gin. All new Master Mason, will tc preaentrd with white lamb­ skin a;run, Purple ai uniur* nv w m Wlfor* w* found oot wh. will alt on s if f .'t •houlder, olao cooms to • jwppier wh*n with aomoon*. I ' / ira n f* men* I* file* (by the hton), ko croon and w a u r.A n i ’ can fly •d ow n hot not np; poi pa that', why (bo como boro t « ary Sonford. Moybe after J « r goto a little older on* of our Pot* will cberk her out In f l j f. Junior ha* retlded In th* H I y during ^ t h a day and In Barra I nine at •a, P*IT»tt'» a U a o te d In William Zachry Wins Br onze Star ■ ltl| MW. I'asl lv\|)andinLr Air War In Racifii' Is Forecast As New Carrier Raids Made Giving Aid To Wounded Yanks On Okinawa ' l Wr t«*t.rl«lP4 f rratl r.ii'ull* i'\|i;iiuliii)’ I ’ acifit' a ir w a r *ur|i:i**niR aiiyih iiiR t h f nut lit has o v e r soon was |in>rni*oil i>y T o k y o anti W ii-ltiiiRt-Hi. a.* the A m orit jin ml* inn -- --n O k in ­ awa Wits *lc|l|l<-<| 111 > A J o |>iiiii '.- |ir.-|i.iguntli.Ht.4 lirotliclotl "iM.ml." — on rry1 inn *tratii*|ihoro l i a l l o o i t H nnnncil hi .Icalli d- f - .ug loi-alie-t- pll.-t, -»miii u. itil louto to/ irio in.*,- Ininiloi.,- ittiii . . oil th- I I It,-d Slati-s I 1,1-1 -aid f VA iiiiio iiot.il -. to. i, i>i.|iiinte«t liulliHin, li.ii I- bc.li launcitrsl iliitlv fi.'io I.ii.un -in.I- Mai l'J, cm .*iog lh.. I’m ifI. in font days. | An A i mi i|)ai.ii.iiirtu ......in,ml 1 .1*00 pi.,,,,. fl.-.-i . ,.f S ip. rfnrtres.c, would .... . raid Japan, r n o i li d in I I, ■• , ilinll* al t (IV ti «rt «||t dll * 441* ahnUli 11*11111111x1••f Assumes Pastorate Speakers Pl ead F'or Co- operat i on In Meeting Food Crisis ” I he boya over mere at « * * » 'rr, th rj 0ffk U I IM degTee*lo? f 1 :r' . front do not put thing, off and j |h lhfctW u v u npotX^ b, * }J i, ^ •ay. 'I will do it tomorrow, hut „ y Whitnvr> weatherman. they are do, ng everything they Whttner ha. reported tpoa.tb* can each dav t . Win Ihi. ^ Kr, Ur>1 Weather Bureau .« P f c W lllitf II* > 'l », ftp hti I . .I i f.t'U •I■.| K WM11|*• * | ' inn t ml m® tIt'll Tilt* I ll I f hu- ■wffrrvtl a •Bfiimi I S. Mm lit* Cur|iA rl«»4ft| wit ti ft •’ till It**! «lf .Stlllliy 41 lir r f••t llll'I I S l>|4l« • I eeevM-.aar ♦»aa !**«•! W illi K kl A RINK T M in i's SMVSHM forwsni aid station, to twelve the " lag lltmml I'lltm* III A te.*ur*a|r*| I ajlltri b4tl (urtrnl Wimnal I S Mai like* hdn •• ^bt'ii* \lit!ftn.ili*>i\a1 S**utt,||»)i«»|oI NavyReveals Nazi Sub Record Near Florida Coas t s 111 F. S. M e r e h a n t Ships In (iulf Of Mexico Were Sunk All Heat Records In Sanford Are Broken ** • »- Sgt praltrtlv* M cnilicr A ssociated P re ss r, Cattlemen Hit At H S ilj& n fa ir Ru l e s » Of OPA Leaders Ed Lane Reveals Bond Sales IeUgRing II lanla far l u ­ ll. law la. SUM a * .a * ..* .* # * * Vocational talk* ware tna.le nl the Rotary Club luncheon liutay by Fletcher Holla of the S*n( ■> I I'alnt amt Glaaa Co, and hi Tom llrown of the Florbta I'owe* Corporation both of whom dcubed the purpoasa and piotrieni, uf than particular bu*ine,-e* . INprrjviurt* tr| T»gr»lj nvar the dsparturr o f IUr^ Jod Tolle who ha, t>cen a member of the club program for Seminole County fT^ and •mcr he tame here three veai* tinted that a full rrport would ,|a were ,ounde.i by Lari Kipp be given to the County Commi*i I aallaaed UR Tug* !>»• • nion. which meeta tomorrow morn­ ing at 10:00 o'clock on the mat­ te.' He likewise expressed satisfac­ tion with the tiiMage of a bill giving Sanford an agricultural With rmt ■ few day* to go for expenment station, even if funds JACKS'»N\ II 1 F lt»i-«» i i s i** were not ullottrd for the ptirpoac *nlr of war hond* for the 7th _____________ — , r i i | ) — “ K k »lM l« a telllrm rn !i * u in accordance with original re­ War Loan. Seminole County ha* • *•*! 9 % clf im | H u r » l m «»r R l*«itu tii quests This new station, he raid, only reached half of it, quota would include the present Celarv of tH7Snno it waa annmi* Kxtifrimcnt Ijibonitory wh.rh li r»t an t m l vi i hi i (or Ihc *lnvf under direction of Dr It. W. U S U I i« lirg liitrM l* i * li Ml*lr«Rr l*t Seminole ________ Ituprechl. At the present time reach it. quota A „ |ra( ^ lt, , h. hut*»r, Offlt t *»f pi . » \allium* *I *i * there are funds o< f.'U).>KI avail Countv fad WiN’i >1 able for ibis work, and to this and please d.m l wait to the verv n( s, n,lnoU t'ounty were ahat William I s u u Viim«i% Maiknp vu-i hi an extra 115,000 t» expect*-l to laat day to huy your bond,. Mr Urfcl on ThurmJav Frtdaa ot , juT l»» f FIX , Tws) the IM Ktirt 7~i. ' *Velma Leiferman S 2c lirSeltttiff War Bonds4 - ' Velma Leiferman S 2-c of the ^ V A V E a of the Sanford Naval • M r Station, who ta aelling war _ bonds during evening* this week • l the Mix Theater, v a t recently pictured In th i B#*Dy, SUlirA publication, holding on her arm ’'Junior,*' a small, tame bird, wevhleh she said, took Ita departure “ rom the Station after being adopted a, a pet. The article read: “ A bit of mother nature fluttered Into N.A.8. Sanford Library In th* WASHINGTON, June 4.— t hair man Anderson iD -N M l pf the lla n o Food toiuoilttee, pro(hjscI today that governmewt agencies—including the Army—he given fixed food quotas to pre­ vent raid* on civilian cupboard*. lie suggested to the h v ik k a t that fo,»t allotment. >for Army, overaraa ahlpmenta and clvlttana le assigned for three-month per­ iod, amt that no agercy be Per­ mitted to go hevond Ita allotmelt. Anderson become* tary ot Agriculture next Reflecting sharp reduction, thi, country and Canada, world's hog population .d«,ut ;i |r t cent during the year to complicate the of atreteiiing meat supplies ov*f .* war weary world. Ke|«>rting thi*. l!h# Office of Foreign Agncoltur•l Relation* -a.d the reduction in continental Kurope ta much Waa than in thi, >lr>,pp#d nearly Hog rund JO pel cent in t Ki< country durclu.lion reflect* >n« I'.tit This leslus'lb rt supply of food rrtncipallv * abort -hiring the firvl nine month* of the year and a lowering o f tbe Government', price guarantee fa* h-g. World bog number, at Ibe > i mug of ly(& are estimated at ,'5.\ 0>vi.n0u head mm pared kith 550.lXKl.000 at the beginning at 1041 Tl.e 11*45 number reprw>ent, a decline of IS par cet^ from the record level of 1040 and ID |.r cent from Ibe average far I he It* .1*1- 40 peri.-I Hog numl-en in North America mainly the Cnitrd Slate*, ( a**nda and Meairo totalled nearly 75,000.000 head at the beginning of tbl* vear compared with th* record of qy.ooo.ooo at the heCinnlne of 19 44 "U r le*a the current downward trend In hog number* i* th* Called St ala* a chock 1* 1 .” the OFJUL>' _ ._ total i* the*# two roontrie* hjf the end of tbl, year ta not tc I-* far above that of the ginning of I'.ltll when It unsun ml to t-ii.lKXI.iXH* head The War Food Admir.ittrallol ha, asked farmer* to tnereaa pitductlon nearly 10.00-1.000 hea t thi, vear, but Government aur V#)% indicate that production mai fall 5.1*1*0,000 head abort of th* gs-al IM Ilk • > kail* nil’ luala Tokyo Promises Mass Raids By Bomber Balloons On U.S. r 9 NEW SPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . MONDAY. J I NK. I. |;» |5 Robber’s Cave — Name O’ Meyer 'll U r s i., . Bet t er Itelalions Between l r. S. And R unnm rv iA tirte d ' i * ..• I ri A i )•' ll’|lit • ..»*f#*l « Ie-t *• i islilt.l Smmi' i'I Mr I: »a* <1® r D.r «. ! tie IV.e.gtela.e ln»lt'.» tell v i 4enlla M»4 >Vrllianri']. Bennett Died Hero Sunday ( , 1 he l i e , Kdw a, l>s r,o ,,| the I t , ,* Mi-t'.,-lt-1 i I,,.i, t -I t Un l, i 'll.. 5, -lltl gTfilT" uT ‘ U t e . q q . ♦hr in 1 IlN 'l Mil i" a lr- •■91 It .llfl »'rw 1•M| r l .» • 'i t . 1. | 1h' 1 • 4laUlliy 1t 4».; ♦ \ «g fl •• v»*ijii "arti♦ 1 III " it t»l i ♦ I i* i tint $) ) I , , . that W. Ilium Kit SiiiiiU i nl t ;• I -nil a- la " qu.cl » Lm-s'bU. .ml j , ck,onvl„ lhal ln Ml opinio, l ‘ IC * ” t.rt . .,M,I (»,UI V< » AN EIGHTH A lii VT)RCE nmt .„ur U. bond, today, he ( ^ ■hillthry in a m 'i1 ;' ' " i*..• -- ..s r i i •• pall Acquires 120 P.oinks rin | t ti * i iTT-tk.r, twi tesrpte • i FIGItTEU JTTAT10N. KNGI-ANT>j added.— ' — | m f vx Drew m V ohan r from 1, ■ 1 1 -» „ ■ • V •' l Jtint* 4, (Special) The Hronxe ; W.MwIniff Si » To date the sdhford AlUnlngout*led Coupled *>«h with aa blanket blanket oil *d | ^1»e fir*t >eter*n ,lf-. haigro i ‘*4•1•si sit ihr » Star h*» been awar-led to Te«h- National Hank haa bon.1 sale* county. ____ . . . . .1. . a . . ____ ■ It___ I It...), I •«. i titets ti ” t S«f« nlcal Sergennl Willinm II. Zachry totalling. JJy*>.t>4b.75; the Klor inert, hot air. that produced the*- 3pdci the * „ i-.rnt ' * fiifii i Mu record temperature*. report to th, L-al Selec* .. ■**/ I tl.r »H » J.«r 1 Jr. of Sanford. Fla . tl waa an­ Ida St.itr Hank, 4IH5.PU6. San III v.| AI llllh I On Saturday, the triaperatuie Roant ,. |q, \\,IIm *I M o t ll i» r \i'M« uf nounced recently at hla Eighth font Host I fflee. 1)7.400. Long I Sllt\ivn|<i it reached 101. which aluae, waa », colored ab„ -n Sat„i,l»\ io . u .IU I Kn* Iwrt- I rnttufr i Air Force fighter station. The wood, $1,113 ao<l Altamonte, j f rr *. Mi* -1 1• mesial waa .prvaented to T«8gt- $850 Other |-o*t office* In tbe hot a* ever recorded here, be[ displayed ho *ec,*,l showing a lirftSut piiftah I* '..Mu. Mi * •aid | arcxunalation ,<f lit* i»-int». with niiiir S*-ir th* * •• Zachry for “meritorious achieve­ county h»»e not yet reported thi* Mis, Wllmn 11,'iinett. nil of S„n While Lee*burr and weal Fieri- oady H5 nected for dt..baigv '4 ifr i*f n( ! hpfv J •• ment in the performance of tout- month. ford; Mr*. In lie llurlell of Iht^ iimt li* ■«*»(*l i Iip|h tv no tlMnirrrrda bad a heavy d ew n p ov of I •flf, f*. Gant, who was born .tending aervire* under difficult I'eraons hucing bonds are adtons llrach. Mi, Pit il fason and nii"t !••• t vkrt'n th** Hi * i <Kir.tricn. ______ 1 _ _______ afternoon. "Ju*4l»r • Dodfe City. G» »nli,t«>l at M condition*.” vised by Mr. Lace to ask for rain Sunday atlngy Mrs Jack " a ,!, of t.rren t',,\e Mo«t " f tfU* *i | lay e*l ,|imii Ga. on Mar > . m l . etebt T-Sgt. Zachry, after a amall theater tickets for the Bond I’luvtua" wo* alingy with Sonfotd Rwa Ga Snrlngs; Ihrrr *,,n«, VV.J, Kro­ wli.it Itr x*mt nti«l nlnye'l tin anywhere only .IS of an Inch pre­ thi before IVat I Harbor fight*!* Premiere show at the Rita cipitation .wax recorded. Nrw nen of Orlando. W I Hennett ,,l thirty flint v%■*;a1•| makt* tli am ty After • yeat In tia ln t'g at Knit h«4 been ordered to a duUnt Theater on June SO. Sanford ami Sgl J I’ . Ileiini'll III lUPPll M l . ' t •b a!|It| thf Uu»* Smyrna and the east coast had Kenning, Ga and Fort Bragg. station, w *» called upon to •*l' S. Arntv. to France; one bin win■ still lighter sprinkle. Vast areas N, C. he pas srnt In the south it ion I loin ?»»v ol‘M»r■ume the duties of th# Material Iher. John Hennett of Sanford, Mttion t h r i r .4*1,1 talking u ilh of Voluala county rrwscvu • q»- weal Pacific with a corps «f Department of the :i#l«t. P-81 three sister*. Mr, Julia Sntip of iiptt»|iii)tpi men fiotn nil over the Uolate apectocie of burnt o ,»r ergineer* Muitan* Fighter Group. Hla reSanford; Mr* Ed Oglevhv of mu |t|, I am i'tinf lilt*ut that tho pine lands, and vegetation In cy­ 'There b» participated - in th, aoureafulnen, er.thuilaim 'a n d pres* swamp*, normally bright flrat Invasion of New Guinea and MINGWOOD; June 4. Ihi^vtall luike Monroe: and Mrs. J M r i ' i t f l S tnti* .»n*1 Itu-sia will tret willlngneaa to work In precuring, i Roberf J. Chetum. long time and green at thU time o f year, the Papuan campaign, lie wear, —Tonight u,hcrs tn the third week Henderson of Mnynor. Ga ; nl,o I h f i r ullmn cf will fore* distributing and storing. Item* 17 gratwlchildren l i m i t IlntMin into Inn* eaaentlal to the operation of hi* resident of Sanford, died at B:30 show th* brown of leave* killed four battle star* on hla Pacific of Taring at the Sanf,it,l ttilando Fniiernl ,etvj.-es will 1» con M. Sunday In the Veteran'* Krnnel club, and Sevietary Leu It iw rrrtnin that | ir u t u n llv by th* heat of flame*. Theater Ribbon and a unit etta troop won the eeteem of all per* A . lioepital In Bay Pine*. Mr. CKeMinimum temperature* in San­ tion. Altogether be was in the Arnold has given fan* a pmgram ducted ut the Erickson Euneral nil of Kuiope util g to the left aonnel aifoclated with Mm. whl, h it will he leal difficult tn Home on Tuesday nl 10)1 PM mn*l Ifiin h ru iilv to 4*iiinitiuni^ni The 25-jraar-old S a n f o r d gum had been in Ul health for ford during th* heat wave were: Pacific area for three years It in I hr nrw wilrltl onlrr Thr Pfe Gant say* be saw lot, <>( pick the winners. „ , evenly are and interment will follow aoldlar, the ion of Mr. aad Mr*. aom* time, but waa token tq the May 31. 70 degree*; June I, TO lakrview I'emrteiv. Kum iiit m A morn*a nrr noinj* degree* and June X. T3 degrees while be wa- overseas. The) the rntnes matched William a Zachry, Sr. of M2 hospital on Friday. Saturday nifhl'* log surprise A veteran of World War I. Mr. to ninki* n In-t tJrf>iH»ratr f tsrhi Were hod, be says, but be liked Oak Avenue, Sanford, ha* boon «irnin>t thr |‘t'4»p|r. hut I th|nk New Guinea. However, be la glad was the defeat of Electronic, con­ in the army two year*. It* ha* Chetum operated a restaurant thry will liH.qr out rnfortunatcly te ha boro* and expect* to live sidered the best runner at I ong OfCTOd over**** fo r lh* po*t 14 near Rand'* Siding on Weal Flrat For sohtc rea­ thr hi hoi movement !• "ilin l" ami ta Sanford a* his mother movr-l wood thi* season month*. t‘ 'a ; • Street Hla wife preceded him ran hr of littlr help in ary battle in death by one year. HU only Georgia to OvteJo while be son he failed to get off tn his usual good start and was never aurvlvor U one brother William for the wofkrr* Mere on the the xerTK-e. able to rt-coyer and come from o f. Indiana, who arrived in SenDAYTONA BEACH, Jun. 4. Wr«t C'ociat labor i> iloing nothing { behind at is his custom ford yesterday, end * aUter. Mr*. (.Special) —IM. Frank Bagiev, nUiut oriraniurg uml han no pro* Tonight*! entries: Uraci Truman of Dalvill*. I ml. formerly of Sanford, haa recent­ pram. I wrote to Thomai, Addes. rirwt Kaew-X ta si lie ■ Funeral eerrtce* fo r Mr. Cbeily arrived at Welch Convalescent Kr.inkrnntrrn and HiJImnn, hut 1 Xkoo Away V MolKainlle 8 /Set- Buirh I * Collin* U S . bm will he held Wodneeday after­ Hospital, the Army's naw recon­ they are not interested in any­ > tin Patrol » M III l I,Ipso 1 i herokee R ail.; Milk*', IV14* noon at 3:30 o'clock at the Erickditioning center in Daytona Beach. thing hot their Jobi.M I Ptss Away • I'fietoKee IVaita The rarrfully nlanned recondition•on Funeral Horn* with th* Rev. • .|a aacefaltran of the fine work *eeww4 B a »t 14 Wile, B. D. Brownlee officiating. Burial ing r r ° « r»*n here will speed his Of th* district champion Celery tk-test H a ll " a l l , "wakle I frill be in Evergreen Cemetery. convalesce nee and assist his re­ I "away l>*fn* l Ml.* Je.ter Fad Bare he 11 team and lla coach. War Herb* a ll.rd l.uek tat turn tc test oi health. Member* of Camnbcll-Loaaing C r . Kettles, 13 gold (lated 7J Hllvie IX/lly * t'lemeRtlna Poet, 53, of which Mr. Chetum < The son of Frank Uaglc), en­ baseballs ore to be pre « Marvell Wave I Tin? KI4 waa a member, or* requested to tered the Army In Ilecember, ad te member* of the team, T V H Itsee. S*wla.tlf i Gortlon Victor Frederick, 20. meet at th* funeral bora# at 3:00 t « r r a * 4 H alf "alls IK a V h ) 104.1. and hat since served 0 an attractive gold plated ml.v U t il* 1 ttalntwlhef'aea O’clock in order to conduct aenrmonths in the Pacific theater of sonarman, third class, USNR, or balter trophy haa been pra­ 1 I Aoto Machine « Merry Knlakt ice* at th* eraveaid*. operation*, until hla .alignment Sanford, arrived at the Naval te Cooch Kettles by Frank a Ijs t News T Shellfire Training Station, Norfolk, Va.. o f Sanford. I rtra * "ta . Hill Kairr her* at Welch. May 17 to train for duties aboard THRASHER ASSIGNED gwwelk Ware— Vatwrliri Jeoka and H a r m a n a new deitroycr uf the Atlantic lwle l- a Haeel Darid Elliott Thraaher, 1\ tea­ Brumlev will receive their 1 RhythmtqaHa ava il Ias4r Judy Fleet. TAXE8 CANCELLED men, tecond clam, USNR, *oa of Ok graduation tonight I Hetty Ma* « Time I’s.aea He wears ribbons for the Amer­ Senate Bill 304 became a law Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Thmiher of ile High School. Bob on May 31 without the Gover­ ican Area and the KuropcanCalory Avenue. Sanford, hoi com­ and Clarence McKee are nor'* aignature. Thla bill cancel* Afrfcan.Middle Eastern Theater pleted a courte o f itudy which he W EATHER la the service so their base, begun la April at the Mlaorroft FLORIDA— Portly cloudy with certain taxes in Seminole County with three atari. He la th* son will be presented te their Trofnlaw Center o f the Atlantic Oqoch Kettle*. Other little temperature change tonight formerly owned by Sanford and of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frederick Float, at Little Crook, V a, and Scattered early now owned by the United State* |of Route 1, Sanford. 11* wilt get their boa*- and Tuesday. and haa been .aligned to duty on a evening thunderaho.tr*. moatly ty coll Air BUUon. Ip central poflion. rd N I„ (ilin t Third Week Of Dog Racing Begins At Longwood Tracl^ Robert J. Chezum Died At Bay Pines S-Sfirt Hugrh L. Collins Is Killed In Action nXSLfi, Pvt Frank Barley Returns To States Home On Lemye Are Given Team Members Gor don Frederick Arrives At Norfolk �V r r* t — - —* t m * * 531^ . ' T MONDAY, JUNE, 4, 1915 ICm Ui s W V is a raw* <>■*! , of 20 county cattlemen assocta . J tiems atte. deti the stormy session ' whlcTr ws* called to present tbol 1 objections to current OFA prac­ tice* to OPA official*. Hurtor. Walker, president of the HHIsboroogh County Cattlenieti's AssocIatTon, presided. "Principal speakers for the cattlrmcn werr I*. G. Williams of the State Association, and Dav# Turner, past prcsldtnt ul tha Association. Both speakrtu outlined In detail clatnrt of onfelr treatment and pleaded for co­ operation by tha OPA wltl cattlemen In meeting present food crisis. “Jot Creel, Miami, Chief En­ forcement Officer for the OPA, and L. H. Heath, Tampa, Chle, Meal Investigator or the OFA, explained OFA action ae It is T O T HUMAN B B ID O r—tta I* today; bat, a* th* mtelin* we* r&ntrr m ef forcing * f u k k i « t » told, the rules end regulation1 approved measure* which died on Inf who* b u M wiry bM* ttM jfij era made by Washington offl the Renata calendar at the newly. Ulha enemy—l« shewn demonstrate* data, and all local and district la the “ Here's I » w Infantry" m concluded regular session, made enlatlM) oficars can do is to carry out the of Doofbbor Uctles, . their appearance In both houses directions they reeelve. 80 far our during brief opening sessions. experience has been that top men r h l CUM WsIUrs M. RtaNU i Otherwise, there were no eon- niU bntb. frnnfrlranU. U * # n in the OFA look open cooperatio eret# development* and the House on hla back fa HUff Herrrant lUUt aa a one-wsy street leading to recessed until Tuesday afternoon, K. Hamilton, of Auburn, Main*, baft- Washington. the Senate until 12:45 F. M. nr.I rr af th« Brens* Star Medal, and thr "Saturday 8*n*tor Claude Pep­ Combat Infantryman Radge for *X- per announced that the OFA hi* the House until 1 F M. o m Ui t c a f i n In setlea. b l f a There were prediction* that backfround fa rrfaato Ffaat 0 ) 5 decided to Increase Florida’s tome agreements would be work­ ■laughter quota hat declined *o ed out at caucuses during the been the plea of ogr prodocer* after the lawmakers had that the tprota system -be aban­ ’ an opportunity to sound out the doned. Flans foe working out the sentiment of the folks back home, application of the iaerease has f Sharp difference* nf npi'lon on not been* announced,” he said. th* form and manner of rcapporDiscussing specific markets tfonmanl were expressed In the Wilson said that Btarke has sold Senate, where North Florida 270.000 doien ear* of corn in forces, have a preponderance of civilian channel* *nd 18,740 voting strength. doxen for Army consumption. Average price has been 28.2 ncr Senator Lewis of Marianna, dozen, leader of the North Florida bloc, "The vegetable season is fast proposed that reapportlnnme’ t be drawing to a close at Plant City. accomplished by n ronstltutlotini Only 27,030 packages were hand­ amendment to give more-pOpulou* led there last week for a gross South Florida three additional return of $76,067.00. Pepper* aenatora and North Florida two. were still the leading commodity. This plan was opposed by Renn( l« iili» n t rri>M » ■ « « • O a «> Dry weathir has severely curtail tor Mathew* of Jacksonville, who iwiir of (hone ilcluilx. expressed th* opinion that any N n>i subs suec«stfully nttuck- ed production of eggplant and form of ’ reapfh ftlnrtnrnt throu*>h vi) II] xhlps In the Gulf of M* X- okra which ordinarily would be constitutional amendment would Ifo and the water* off (ho Flor- heavy during June. “ Arcadia had the finest run of be Invalid and by Senator Shcldoc bln coast Of Tampa, who mid that a plan ( ’usualtil'* in attack* 'to­ cattle at IU auction Tuesday that IF has had this season. 268 head to give South Florida three new taled 382, brought a gross return of $ 1 1 ,senators l« North Florida's one The gulf «ea frontier force* 005,00. Calves brought from would be the only one that would were rrcdltcd with only two pruh10.50 to $10.00; yearlings ITSO be acceptable. ■Lie sub sinkings ami two mojo to $11.00; cows Id.SO to $12.00; Sheldon said that unless South «uh* seriously ilamngrd. . steers $7.10 to $ 12 .00; and bulls Florida, which has approximately One sub *hot down « nary $H.OO to 10.HO. three-fifth* of the Bute's popula­ Tho Jay Livestock Market *o|4 tion, were given more representa­ blimp o ff th* roost of Florida. The navy v-a» rmnetheleoi suc­ 00 bead of cattle for $1,024.00 tion In the Berate. South Flori­ dians would retaliate by refusing cessful in nutting a stop to sink­ and 40 hogs fur $517.00 at Its There were Tuesday auction. to elect any more state officials ings in the eulf. only four successful attacks In ''Women are keeping our can­ from North Florida. IIICI, none In It* 1 4 anil noiu In ning kitchens at Titusville and North Florida now Has 23 sena1046. Holly Hill running'at capacity. ifi'to 'S ou th Florida's 15. This Nails sank 25 ships off the "Considerable alterations arc distribution was set up 20 yeans being made at the Lt*« Oak mar­ ago and there has Iwen no re- numili of the Mississippi, In ths early d lf*. of the war, ket In preparation fer the fall apportlonment “aim * thenr Senator* l.ewl.* und Fraser of u submarine riliniiiallder surfaced tobacco auctions," ho said. Theta 8 t- A l|ttu*tinc said they rietcr to survey the damage. would agrea to any plan that , were small beats -pleasure craft in peace time on the scene help­ would do away with any of the war o ff the toakt o f Florida Fsb, ing with U10 rescue. existing legislative scan. 10, 1042, only. 22 mile* o ff Capo "(Jet the bell out ol here be­ Canaveral IlgfcVv Two torpedoes At th* outset of the Berate session, Lewi* proposed that the fore you net hurt," the sub com 1 struck th* Pan Mhaaachuaetu, 2o Legislature follow provisions of mender told lbs snmll boat men. I men died and 10 more were hurt There was one sinking o ff the • 1042 constitutional amendment Thrift m later three ships ' rovlding for a special electlor, Texas coast in ItsAZ. 1ward torpedoed In th« same vicin­ Five ships were torpedoed off ity, the 8 . 8 . Republic. tha wreck ;o vote on constitutional changes the coast nf Mexico In 1912, How. still awash o ff Hob* sound, the of an emergency nature, ever, thrre were only eight at Citled Servlca* Empire and the llO said that under this procedj| uro, th* Legislature could propose tacks in tho extreme west part nf |W. p, Anderson: the gulf—that Is, on routes be­ j Four day*, 'before the Natl* tapforti • truck, th* tl golf sea frontier cornthree-fourths vote, three-fourth* vote let the people tween Texas anil Mexican ports. struck. All of these details are dis maud made a lu cre* of it* fight ratify It In a social election t» closed in a series of articles and Ing fore*, I* consisted of: be called within 00 days and re­ anlall ahfpa, four of which convene late to uctlvate the plan other materia) released by the headquarter* of tho gulf sen fron­ laid up' fo r repairs. adopted by the voter*. tier public rchitionx office In c l- «~ *>■» Dost.... - - Navy Reveals Nazi Sub • Record Near Florida Coasts yo Promises Raids By iber Balloons right spot overhanging the water, was jast what he needed to pull himself ashore. Exhausted, regaining and los­ ing consciousness, Hunte began crawling to the shelter o f a small wooden shark. There, he thought, he could rest and gather enough strength to open hi* escape kit to get out the morphine. His scalp was slashed and the blood was rurmlng down and mixing with mud an his body. He saw some German civilian* coming toward .him. They ware kind in their treatment. He was wrapped in a 'blanket, hoisted aboard a wagon, and hla wounds cleaned. They offered one of their "precious" cigmret* to Hunte. When he began to regain hla strength and recover from the shock he wma turned over to, the Luftwaffe. From there it was 13 months hehlm] tho barbed wire o f a prisoner o f war camp before UJi. troops liberated him. Then ha was flown to France, whence h* hiked an air trip to Britain, where he will visit nil .wife In Scotland. Lieut. Bunte had three enemy planes to his credit when he went down. He reuorted destroying his fourth, a Junkers 62, on th* last strafing mission. A graduate of Rustis (Fla.J High School, Lieut. Ilunte spent 18 months in the Royal Canadian Air Force before transferring to the A A F in October. 1942. He I* the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunte, of Rustis. His wife, Grace, lives at Falkirk, Scotland, Stalemate On Cattlemen flit Veto Question At Urtfaif Rules Baffles Big 4 Of 0PA Leader- Sanford Sulons Weekend Here, To Return TtirnWrow and other airfield target*, do•troy ing two small vestedit o ff the Kyushu coast, und wrecked a lo­ comotive at Miyatki, .Other JUeja Jrpn?_lhg tlaUej. I l c e ^ T T o r a 'j t S V I t * l ‘ airfield and' Industrial Installation* an MlnsmI Dalto Island, about 200 miles east of Okinawa, alio on Haturday, Tbc Island had baeh hit prcvluuslu by both . carrier planes ami naval bombitrdincnt. Jape Bnort of Pilot* . , As a possible duo to the small bag of enemy planes on Kyushu, Halsey's chief of staff. Rwur A dm. Hubert B. Carney, said In adtane*’ of tha -strike that. tha. -JaMPCM Fare suffering from a shortage of pilot*, - were using obsollte In Human prijrinck; U.8. carrier pianos twice raided suicide plane base* Id southern Japen. Nip­ ponese suicide airmen continued their raid on U*8. shinning around Okinawa. Heavy fighting wag reported In the Davao sector of the south­ ern Philippine*. lL _ GUAM. June 4. OPl-Adm. WtlH» U m . . ‘ (Utty department has had four tha to concoct new troubles the Japanese, celebrated bfa rp to tea^ duty by a quick of gasolln* anil iparg .parts had iVr-bom* air m aan at- five bean reduced by prdribtta Airier■ of tha enemy suicide filer* lean raids. . ‘ ,\ hu Islands. Cafnay told rcporUr* aboard Tokyo reported that the the third fleet flagship u |t muvsd' up fo r the r*ld* Uwt'.th# ushu attack* Into a sac- Japanese aulrid* air. t ic ties S r * 1 atrlklng In 14 forma- obviously a thrstt." but Ml4<tM0 ween 8 and 0 JO A . M., failed in ovary effort to brlfk up time Sunday (7:00 Lo tha Okinawa ooeritlort; , M...Saturday eastern war Moat m eh t ksmikas* attack* Tokyo said about 170 with JK> re lfftr mawhlhe 1 Three H-IB bombers, wh *0 old that It w$a hot for thrrrt td require two repair work after being u (f puflnurd rrasv Vftjr# CM*} lv to have another look nt a trusteeship problem c e n t e r i n g around assurances of independence to dependent peoples. Even on the veto there Is ■ larger area of understanding than at disagreement among the Big Five, That la true also of * miscellaneous assortment of other conference questions. Reach Agreement In fact, at a meeting last night, lergcd th* big five statesmen merg their views on u number of points on which they previously hod not been in complete agreement. They were reported to have covered enough ground to get some conference committees rol­ ling tomorrow toward completion of their tasks of drafting Indlridtial sections of the charter for (he new United Nation* league. Bom* committees hail Iwen stalled by lack of blg-powcr understand­ ings on various point*. On the veto Vtaue, Russia la standing steadfastly (or what she wants— just as the United States has held out against an AustraInln demand that nations' pledge themselves td promote" full eninlovmrnt and against u ChineseRussian proposal to include the goal of independence in a portion of the charter which would ap-’ ply to colonial peoples. What Russia want* Is a vetiy applicable nil dawn the line to action in the peace-enforcing se rurity council on nil except "pro ccdural" matters— like the call­ ing of meetings. The Soviet* or the liasl* of word from Moscow are saying that even the queatlon of bringing controversiea be­ fore the eojncll for discussion should be subject to the veto. 4IA0II of the Norwegian under­ ground movement during llie Nazi occupation. Ps*> Berg Is pictured tn Oslo as he talked openly at a pres* conference. (International) ThirdWeekOfDog Racing Begins At LongWood Track Burning Plane Is> Blunged Into Lake By Eustis Fighter 3 NiitiirfiK 11 fit! ■$•*•' frooM C i f t p « t | J Mnlett T i i r 7 Hav 4 Htldr ftulfa I letdy r i f ifc It ae*—-KirfaiHljri 1 ('arnlvaJ John & K a s h m ir fll'irk 2 Iti*ll 4hi* UiiDfa < Halt?** Uni I fsoiyllnn AN EIGHTH A IR FORCE , -FIGHTER STATION. England, June I, (Special I - Toll, lean 1st LIcuL Allen h. Ilunte, 24, of Rus­ sia, leluroed to this base recent­ ly t<> (ell how more than a year ago. hi* plane afire over Berlin, ■he plunged the craft into a lair and lurvivod, I U*ul Hunt*, a member of tbe, 'I M lIa t M c « *« oast Ith lighter Group, was strafing and Oenrge Touhy who recalled 4 Naii airfield on Berlin's doorRev Tulle's work for the com­ *t*p 4prit f>. 1044. munity, as well a* his contribu­ Mu slang rocketed nrruss an air­ tion* to Hotary. Ho responded, by field at tree-top level it struck egpressler his regret* ovsr hav­ a high-tension wire. ing to leave ami declaring he ”1 didn't know at the lime wrong." recounted would never forget the fellowship what was Hunts. "My plane began burning he had enjoyed nere. . Introduced by (i. A. Speer ,** «ml the cockpit was soon unten­ one who was born in Arkansas, able My plane was loo low for who had spent 15 years (ravel­ me to bail out- I pulled up a ing fo- nn automobile concern little and Jettisoned my canopy, amt 12 veer* managing radio rhi-n th* cockpit was burning. I stations, coming to Florida In looked down and saw a small !l»42, Mr Holla said hs took lake near Potsdam, ami it looked charge of tho Hanford Faint and Ikd the best ’•Inc* for me!" Duple pushed the nose of his Glass Co. W o years ag o nrd has •IkMar down. “ That was Ihr built It up An a $8(1,000 goncarn,' explaining (he Imnortanca of aft | tan remember. I blacked understanding somelnlnv nbnui mu before I hit the lake and I itninis before paintin'* a house. don't know how I hit the lake. "I enmf to a few minutes Inter Mr. (loll* said that It Is some limes belter to put on one coat of Things were changed, Instead of turning up, mv plane was sinking palrt than two. "W e have experienced men whr and I w a s strapped In, I don't now why, but I tried to unbuckle will look over your Job," he said "Idll you what kind of paint to ny parachute instead o f my safe­ use, what It will cost you and ty belt" Then he blacked out again. Ills how much you will have to pay afetv bell was still buckled, boili­ your painter." He also described the various ng him 111 tha cockpit as the lane submerged. -• Ilunte’* limp kinds of. glass r,ow In commer­ cial use and the purpose for form was with the plane. "Next thing I knew I was fr<»< which they are suited. the plane, fluting towards Mr. Blown, who was Intro­ from ihc surface. How my safety duced as a Florida -cracker from belt loosened I *11 never know." Hull, Fla. and a grndunla of the Dunle had only enough strength U. B. Naval Academy, traced the Inflate one half of his kino history and function o f the jm s Is larrtv fjnnted on this. turrmwi.—f f i r sal(f t,ke ’ wae-wW* AltemaleliT r(4trt* and toddling hort'Wsfd. H t o w whit seemed iges to !iHn»* hlfir the half-mil* to the shore. A Tdrae, - which "rovMence hail placfal ’ in ths Talks Are Made At Rotary Meet On Gas And Paint Hull N ittli 1 2 3 I 1 : 2 7 Munil r Mourn Th* greatest of ali the beam, la About 00 per cent of the cargo Icgying th* United Stales In 1044 the Alaska 'brewyi bear, somewas for the armed service*. Cadiak. times called tile Km Only about 10 per cent of the . Except for1 '-Greenland, more men now In the Navy were in ser­ than 00 pct cent of all Arctic land Is snow-fred'in August. vice before Pearl Harbor. ------- 1 -' - -- - — ----- -■*l SILVER HEN BROODER Nnlurelzed K ie c tr k Heat ... . Rallied chicks to G w eek ft old u n d e r s a n ita r y co n d i­ tio n s . N n tu rc iz e d H e a te r in r e a r h a s "old h e n " te m p e tra tu rc f o r real p ro te c tio n . In s u la te d , « u p e r e ffic ie n t, size 1 3 " x 2 4 ". ,. ■ J • ' i||| a . plants us Sweet Milk 18c quart store Sweet Milk 19c qugrt house delivery BEACON DAIRIES 222 M ag n o lia A ve. > »» - -■ ' h ftw l’h b n e 153 . . - -a,! $ Oraf Ro«l i K-rtr Kav 1 Tim*- !■•***• S N hlfakertnw n i d a r t f ilnfdn t Hei Itoy i Ho ( ‘ ute • In the fifth century, the Vene­ tian Republic brrame the world leader In the glass Industry. VO(j Hungry molht won't make a M i l out of your clothe*—If you kpray your ctoaeta with Flit I , Flit kills moths, *ggw and larvae —on 10* spov—14 stainton when used directed and pt*a**nt■matling. tool Say an —. ampl* supply today; ;■'/ ■ SHOUll Tup.0* v \ i+ ' - « low YOUR OWN HORN la The Advertising Columns OF THIS NEWSPArfciR '"H i t th th* HaUey-McCatn t in action, yieet Adm. Oh . N’ lmlU'announced that float commander, Adm. 1 A. 8 1>inane#, had tone M w f k l air otcr W O B.O tonight at «:\0 and over W ls O F at 0:15 w lth a l l the Ufa ■ ” f it a l a Ir In It amp I Visitors ut toddy's lunchfa^lheluded S. I- Lcw c.Jr-. ttiUbJUA ' rotMr C. II. I aiwc of RoWhftm; III- anl Alfred Stine, tJnii, of Georg* Stine. "dspe' m 12c quart wholesale 14c quart retail It*. May ,24-2$ and May 1*4nee" on the :J«i i / . « l E ffc c tii'e J u n e 1, 1945 th o c e ilin g (trice o n irded. (n ««■ the .Japanese -v - B u tte rm ilk w ill be ns follo w s: i*d aouthern } 1■ NOTICE - GET TB& 'fflM tt. ain _ Tel 358— Cnr. Sanford & 2nd Street, Sanford,' Florida H am — t 'M t a r lt ji I Kotfirr ------ -------- COMPLETE LINE OF TUXEDO FEEDS I U c D rf Hums il I <|til a If I In I l i F f | A lnt>> 11nok & Meatier lliif I Hu. 11ItlNnurniin 6 I 'uhan IJhrn lj»nt Mnpn T Ainty Minn i lirlf ait ln r I l « 1 In faForafk ItarF— r s l i r l l $ t Pa In Ifnillnnuly S T om my* , Jay tin I Zm.!r i l.ucky Frank M b m lt.4t 7 '1 E n tir e u n it b u ilt o f h eav y 2 6 g«. ffalvanized Mtecl. S ize innide 2 4 " x 3G", h ead ro o m , Of/V'. C a p a c ity 85 to 7 d a y s, GO to 21 d n y a old. 170$ and Richmond in 1103, but ua* was H g y m by David Melville whof^KtuU its homo in Now port.'Jt.T^B C) call" for areargandH ereergam the Tnlne from the fWat eound echoel at Key West end ■tieh. other aircraft a* rnlkht be located In the ere*. Gulr *Va froftfler offlter* esti­ mated thAt.tiwy tatUbd about 31 dirferani U-boata during the war. There may have bfcrt more. * The gulf tea frontfat got Its * i * M d asuafa I tfffi*'A * fa1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA - PAGE TWO l' / ‘ 1 ■ toe 1 igoAMur f -r ; • - ’ ‘ �\ A f V \ i — *iT MONDAY, JUNE, 4, 1943 Get Off High Hat If Yon Want To >Wi n First Place t)> ADELAIDE KFHR AP Newsfcatttrrl' Writer Patricii Sinclair, ' Jt-ycar-nhl woman's senior national indoor Ibrcast stroke champion for 22') yards, say* the first secret of success in winning championship* is not to get high hat. " I f you don't get high hat over ehe races you w ii on the way to ;u cham| innshlp, everybody likea you and you me ut ease and relaxed in the next race," she said a* rhe sat near the pool of the Women'* Swinjmi.'g Associa­ tion in New York, her brown hair Burling above a brown sports; frock,- her tiobby socked feet in sadd! oxfotds tracing patter s on the floor. "But fherc ate other secrets too. Oitu important thing, nnlu ta lly, i* thorough traini'g. An othor is not to let vour opposi­ tion acare you. I 'always think, ‘Thi* cirl has ju j^ t w o arms, two legs; and can dq as well as she can.’ Aril then you have Jo have fight, loo. When I won ■he 100-yard Indoor hreust stroke championship ln*t year, Jeanne Wilson was enough ahead to win. Hut 1 just got that fight in me— thut Irish— mill I licat her by a tenth iif n second.” G Patricia chalked up n lime of 1:17:5 to break the national rec­ ord by one second last year, when she won the |n> yard champion­ ship. Aftrr winning the 220-ynrd title in April of this year, she de­ fer ded hei 100-yard title the next Pay nnd lost it td t)m same Jean­ ne Wilson whom she defeated last Red points for n» d kitchen fat* Our government has n . niithorirril yottr iKalcr to swap red |«onta; wflllch will help get you butler, in re­ turn for your used fats . . . U red point- mid 41 forrarh 1'i.uud of fat. So aovo every drop of used fat every day. Turn in promptly.! na. i%4 fi ^« TH E SANFORD* IIBRAI-D. SANFORD. FLO RID A year. Patricia In the last prison in the world to volunteer •cope* for chain I io ship tucctM. They have to he dragged out of her At It, twice n champion, she i. •nil .. m.klesP little girl. She w »» born in NVw York, daughter of Kdwnrtl Siin-iuii. n former amateur boxing rhumpnm (now at oil trucking itlprrvivui |, and hi* wife, Mary—both lunn nting cnthusiaita. Patriciu look to wnter nt three before she could swim, jurnfing off diving board* Into poola where her mother pulled her ashore. In the next few year* »he learned t . > urn, kangaroo dive from a family friend'* hark, and dive from u 40-foot platform. At ten she won her first race — an Amateur Athletic Union freestyle handi­ cap. That prompted her parent* to give her a membership in the Women's Swimming Assouan...., where her conch eventually de­ cided she should become a breaststrokcr. In the rest few yv«i« Patricia streaked through mile* of water daily into the champion­ ship class. Today she is a freshman in Washington Irvirg High School, first lieutenant (vice president) of her class and an avid collector of postcards. Her sergeant bro thcr who is "with General Kl.n-nhower's group," has sent her about 500 ranis for her collection Some day she wants to he a phy • iial Instructor and, eventually, in 1 marry "and have lots of elul dren/' Hut before that she hope- to I achieve a Inng-felt nmbitlon the women's world irdoor lura-i stroke records for 100 and JJo yards. MINTS TO MOUSF.WIVE.s Weekly from Home Demon•liallon Specialists. T allahassee Jam I. 191'. Warrant) l»eed, ' ltu»h K Me-et us t» I >di» llano. A Altamra Thomas ('no pel, Walter I. et uv t“ Claude A Whiddon et u* \ enters, l) Walts et uv to Florence I W itte A Helen M , | Witt. Po|c. Owen J et if. to Nurine | j Norwood r, » ■■■” --- - | ' Malt iii Uruthpri t*oin|M»ii) t*» tisiur.tour* A .nan needs about 70 grams N ( Ural flat■tc Mortgage 'of protein in his da-‘*.-tuieI. and John,on, Fred el nv to Florida •I woman mImmiI fit). ace.riding to Stat Hank, 1 the Yardstick of good t ulntlon Chattel Mortgage 1 set ui. for the United States by Hodges, Motris II to Florida : the National Kcsciireh Council State Hank. In I’.HI rlv Ilian fo.»l supplies in l.imltrd Warrant* Deed the protein uch U’ licit Stoics Wells, W. J Jr. et uv to Wil provided ini) glams a person 1ham Walker et uv. K»en if fool supplies in ItU'i I Satisfartlon of Morlgage weir to drop to the level of the ' Sanford Growers Credit I'orp pi. >..i veals IIKIo-ltl.ltl. which • unlik.-iv (lie civilian supillv »tl.l Would allow Vrbuut 1M* grams id prolcin (of each perso I daily Null iriom-t* ha e never sue gr.ted;th*t all of a day's do oi 70 giuny. of protein «hould conic from animal sources—Hint Is. \ r m r \ i\ n \ ( Conti' »<“«■ us for *•.ii11«l. t. \ anil Fender work YATKS A l TO TAIN I' SI I d N o rth I'iilnu'M o \v t\ I IN THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any ut!i* 4. Special) So strict »n* the secrecy *urDoolittle, i rounding hi* vi*i‘ that he arrived general for and dcpuilcd before LnkelunilrPt ho leturncd were aware of his visit The gen r uftci .'13 ernl spent most of III* time at ’inly gleet- the l-odwick home where he got ii I*«Hl"irk. whtil I .mi\t irk iln cri^.l us **?ht Aick School period of d a u he hi* hr uinvttl had in thret- vmr- " •k rml a .Oi Mi l.oriwtrk isrrvrtl with lien lr • *«voiit| rrnl IkMilittlr in the Hritthh lalei, firwt i*r.nc A ft leu Sinl>. Franc* mi»4 Hcl *" 1*' 1 mum. ao »|>«« ml coimulUint lo v° Ilk* *ui (Irpurlmrnt Fr«e Movie Day” At . Ritz On Wednesday National "Free Movie Day" will h« observed In Sa-.ford nt the R ill Theater on Wednesday u was announced today hy Mutiaeei Dick Mullirs. All persons purcharinp bondat the theater, which is ah off ctnl issui'g agency for gnv.ii. ment bonds, next Wrdne*d«> ».l receive a free ticket for the i.g s lAt performance that .lav I * not i>urchn.ing boed* that .1.., will pa) the standard admi,»ioi Feature Attraction for net. Wednesday's "Free Movie- t>.n Is the War er liras.' coined) -cn ABtlon. "The Dough girl, *|j|| ring Ann S'herldnn, Alexis 'o i, anil Jane Wymni. “ Free Movie Day" ireied. - tIn gala War Ilond Premiere sh».< -• the Hits, scheduled for Wcdor • day evening Jute 20, with Ih entire |wrf»rmnnce. consisting . the feature attraction, "A S«ni to Itemenilrer" and a ><ivi stag* show, being held rs. lu-iv.-l for laind buyer, who have pui | I •I I ii»Mnr ti Me !!•«« h.u k*< S . »>.»! >ri . hi I. Seminole County Court Uecoril It must be... « , /4T L A N T /nftHBUse I | dilvc. TicJml* t« the premlrrt^ *r* ftill available ahd may b/ ohtaihed. through the purchase of a bond at either the theater AllsmlM I h t w t t m Allants, Cksilalit. Chsttsm^sgs. !>• inj * x Victory ICxpannion on April The nc'k Program A t Rollins ink*, vi hit li ii'lintntati ntiMii liuihl him l* cii n l tt (Miifntm \%ith ihv Rolliiia pi hciik •if uirhitrrtuir. v%ill hr ciumtrxicV W IM Kit I’ ARK, Ju* r i iS,., i ml I A total of no tint t-i| » i «vih»h hi iiiJirrinN nihI IhIpii Ml* l uioli rofitr ihtitctl by mi mm uiv uV«i ||mIi|i*. |i"»iibly hrfuit* l.ctl mi iiuihmmI tlniini for n urn ml I |intmi<ri In Hi mm unimunred. • I hr ikIi Ii l mil nf the new buililmg miniMriihoti liiiiltliti^, Im* Mill milk) it powwihlr for < ui l‘|rit wuIim nbrtl 11• ttir Yii'toi; ) >|him itrni pmjfmm nf Itntti * * ofi»*vr Hitll. whirh iio« hm»«r* .ulmlnlf* tintu«' offiM v I" In- ir»lttiisl fu­ it ha tu'ru Miiriotiinnl * i» t*.I VIII I lllouil. IrtUMJlH of tility to IiIiI mi y ti«r» I lit* \* t. plotflHIII Cu IIm foi i Rnllir n f*ii inlillt iunu Iht* i out i ilmtlufift Am nU litinir to l»»(i« I of fHD.iKio in r:mh itn«l wnr ImiiiU l*tiililtn • rui'ltllnl ti* |• tm- tim haw* hnr. lorrlvrtl mnrr thr in i in t'ihi'iNiu mul for I hr irhubjl mjtftirahnn nf thr V-K |'n*tMnni lotion of |irr«rnl rump i- furil In*** I H V. nr.XM I STOICF. riH sT A MA' NOI IA I'llO N I f . You* I)o Not JENNINGS The first national election re­ turn* to be bmndcait were Oil when you buy your inaurance, Nov.' 2. 1920, when Harding de­ feated Cox, from ua. All pallcltff.we leeue are non-asaessthle. The premium you The first broadcast of miisir liay la aii you will ever be re­ wa»* on Oct- 7.1910, when J)r. quired to pfcv. Frank Conrad placed his home-, However vou eh arc In the made microphone before n phono savings of the company and ret graph. hack n imrt of tl)HtPremium In .dividends. .^'s lioiiia Pasteur', disetivery that ' You can safely W v i <on your germ* cause Infection led to an fire end windstorm .insurance by- understanding of the true winplacing your insumna) with ua. "'• -• ’■Ip between cltinllneae aml The fact th ^ M R a . Iniuranee health. companies, hanki .and govern­ mental agencies accept mutual InOiurance policieioOajptoprrtlee In .HArry F. Byrd, Henator * fmni which they ara Interested 1» an Virginia eince 'IDSd. is a direct impressive endoreduent of mu­ descendant of Colonel William Byrd II. who founded Richmond tual insurance. . ,c • . -r in 1737. These financial iiialltutloni with nillllnna ilnllrfPif' itth»el«*l In millions nf of vdoll< Inyested In lal-eatpte \ m r Their cervlce tn# CBjEv c a n t counsel, accountant source* for ddenpl economy and dtp mutual Insurance. A’ l We will be gb r lu r w y of your f t vpnr present InMh ^ iu e 8 S t im a t e SKKD l ) i a m o n ( l s - - N \ a l t Iw The I.OIH.K A. SON (JKOCKKIKS - MEATS VE(J ETAHI.ES Car W* - u W _______— . ... RADIOS — M••nn fit them. Just call I I A i 'K I ) R A D IO K K I.E C T K IC S K II V R 'E IIS n ,|s,lls V.,. I'haa* rate you — r * v J r A R I t A M O R E 'R ^ GROCERY MEATS — PO III.TK Y H ^ r^ v r u GEO RG E COURHEN I'M .M BING 03 Ir a n M i^rlrar* rrlr^B nvaaaaaklr - ( • • • I f 49— Arc You a " Gh U v iu — r.O. !!•« 4 UNCLE JOSH wiyH: >|M mm (er a l U U I K A M M DB IIIIS N IT S far to ony fothlon picture. JTKlC SERVICE Co. Iseellwa w a i f , ilt.L I -I.. ^i-J, —^ o ik y v w t iL — A lu c n awfl io t t l o r t t y c u n t , i q it \q i __— *1 iL .. ■ M a A woe win f v f r i v ip fv T now ynty w i n pur v ,j Tha middle claia u partly lolka not pota - enough iar charily V not rich II \K ltk S IIA R .V: I U jr O R STORK enough Itr donatin'.. . (Bein' n widow s eecond husband ain't near as bad as betn her lust. there. *"w* w• Vour * MTwieT • pi profeielonel wiepwu•• •type jpw home teeuty lit permit* you to do oB | V B thh of home- ondMn mch a short time. Q W rg Sag '.r%i ;; fareeul-s Kilgore Seed ( <> SANFORD tuto I’nrtn Co. m av. tet- at. LANEY'S DRUG STORK IVEY’h tlrpotn I'leieNv 113 Bervice iM W M «w w * r s »in * w e w < 4 s * e * a ' «A M •. tor . C H IL D R IN 'I H A I t , TO O * , CITY DRUG CO. STRICKLANDMORRISON, Inc. filact 1531, : Uoumillat & Andcnwn y o u . TOO. W IL L BE READING THIS DIKF.GtllRY 'EACH WFr,K. '.Y O I'P A n . W i l t OUT �t h e s a Kp o r h School’s Quit — S3' T h e re l» nn old, old m iracle being w ro u g h t In t h e ( h e a r t s o f m illions o f school hoys nnd g lrlx —th e th rillin g , b r e a th le s s se n se th a t “ sch o o l's o u t" an d that- claim s of b_________ o o k s and te a c h e rs c a n n o t b re a k In on freedom to roam g >nd p la y .. M any a p a re n t h a s to face th e need of g e ttin g a BOLLAaD't. M A X little w ork o u t o f th e new ly em an cip ated y o u n g s te rs . ie « p o x i a A > —>>»»»*— S p en d in g -m o n ey paid f o r odd jo b s nrm ind hom e is a fa ir lU iim ir t lo a x A T S s p ric e fo r som e lim ita tio n s p u t on freedom . M ost h ea lth y r s r s t a •• ***■»*• ay c s i r i r v - * . * * -------------• ■; y o u n g s te r s a r c w illing to help— tom orrow . A little ousn 5 U Maatfc ------ ■------------ — -•! h elp s g e t th e jo b done to d a y . gar** * " .k « — I n th is w ar y e a r h ig h school y o u n g ste rs a r e tem p ted Re ------to g iv e u p , m ost o f th e fre e d o m lo r o p p o rtu n itie s to e a rn ' A l l . M t e a r r e e x l e s w , rm r** • [ m o n ey on fu lltim e w ork. T h is tendency should n o t go so u tow t i t » t t | W t • f a r t h a t th e h e a lth -g iv in g boon o f su m m er play is lost. An ■»m . will » • • a*rate r*» o u td o o r fo rtn ig h t, a t hom e o r cam p, betw een w ork and S S v r H I t l t l r q lt t . a u tu m n school te rm , w ill pro b ab ly ta k e ca re o f It. T n ese a rc se rio u s d ay s, w ith w ork to be done, m oney to be m ade ta« Mileaet tWU «4, MveelUma u i x i t i M i I t t s * la r a - fo r f u tu r e schooling. B u t f u n - a n d leisu re a re a lso needed iw . ■!!»• rwwwlff ollk fo r w ell-rounded g ro w th . S i s j s w r t . t t la t s i , H * P e rh a p s ih c r e 'is little c a u se fo r w orry. H u m an n a tu re d o e sn ’t' ch an g e su d d en ly , even In w ar tim e. A ten d en cy to t M e ' e t f i ’ a n v * » .T1,‘ V o v e rw o rk d u rin g v a c a tio n h a s l>cen re siste d s tu rd ily by A M I , relltlce I t tSt Uw r » g e n e ra tio n s o f y o u n g ste rs, nnd probably will lie ngain in H tsiua i t ••l<•'*•» **w; *j?2?2252 tik tn tM ___________________ __ M t w l l t * la l e u a t a c t a a * t u t 1045. II, im i) tt*> t t U t iM fctrala. u i r u e t a M rv aa ktr- ella a a l i r MM S u e t U k t , I t r t l a a n aMa ror « MONDAY. JUNE *. W * " b IBLB VKTI8K FOR TODAY iroNDrt^TtnE, 3Ti^5 n iu u ift * s a h t w r d Fl o r id a DISCARDS 'IK JflF t O T ^CWAR. Kvtry Llk a rtf ship Km TtV own stills ticn tyrtem to tn ih f - jra — t h r o w e r ir iz -X v iK n c , bird of P*i*tftia, ,*hpt;i the of_ i 'r-irt S H A U .W t ',3 T A I ? T * Announcing Opening •of sta j * “0-Dees’s” Sign & Sbo-Card • Service ' AU OVZR A6AIM W T O ? G E M R A t , ; ; METAL - W OOIi* • !.. ■ I ’ .ui-. ;K .j-...-:t. i , t : , i t» us. ilert AND GLASS SIGNS :niu><.i ,• rrf ; m a d ! -firt * r i- ’Xwftfdmu “■ ' Iw v f ■ ' POSTER WORK r,r . * AND :Z " > PEN LETTKUING • (O. D- Landre.su) , 1 __ Liberation S1GNH - - HHO-CARDB - - P O S T E R S 105 N P a lm e tto Ave. SA N FO R D . FLA. O b serv ers of th e C h in e se situ a tio n lately d o n 't seem | q u ite s u re w h e th e r th e C h in e se a re g ro w in g s tro n g e r, o r ; th e J a p a n e s e a re g ro w in g w e a k e r. In sufch a case th e r e mny PL- _ ____ _____I I 1 L -, . I- i... * GOD NARKB the SPA*- v-j* a logical assumption that Iit is a little of both. 'P The ROW’S FA LL. CALL ON HIM C h in ese, helped In creasin g ly by A m erican food, supplies WHEN Y(1U ARE IN DIS­ TRESS: For th* oppression ol a n d a m m u n itio n , a re re c o v e rin g th e ir co n fid en ce a n d i tha Poor for tha sighing of the e n e rg y an d becom ing a re s! a s s e t to th e Allied cau se aa nwdyTnow will I arise aalth the well a s lo th em selv es. T h u s th e F a r- E a s te r n w ar Is "p a y in g ■ i M l 0f f " an well aa b rig h te n in g th e fu tu re in th a t v a s t a re a . ^ T h e new if of ch an g es in th e political und m ilita ry line-up o f le a d e rs is also re a s s u rin g . bill* Hkr Suddenly Forward C o n im en tin g on th e g r e a t im p rovem ent in th a t long(Prom The Christian Science b lig h te d region, _.. T . , Monitor) . , th e, N ew, Y ork T im , .es c h e e rfu lly .- ob serv , ,es ICICLES thick on th* roaa bush, th a t m ilita ry v icto ries to d a y c a n n o t he measured m erely by ■ it Dow 8 b o w piled high on the hedge, h«dre, m ilita ry y a rd stic k s, b u t .a r e also “ m a tte rs o f th e s p ir it.” It Walk* and roads snow laden, is o b v ious th a t, a f t e r o long and dolorous tim e , w hen Boow at the aky’a edge, m illions o f cru sh ed m en in so m an y lan d s a w a ite d th e ir This Is the winter’s heyday. lib e ra tio n in d o u b t an d fe a r, th e rig h t is triu m p h in g and Dtift on drift Has whlta. P*ra In the hills, and light gray th e r e Is reaso n ab le hope fo r a fre e world. Down In the towns tonight, I t will be the d u ty a n d th e glory of en lig h te n e d m en I_____ lot thy suddenly forward, in m a n y lands to ta k e u p a n d c a rry on th is new torch o f ' . pnllght suddenly clear, wax wrung l>pcaiii* Ger- |Orient production d6c» rnt mskn State* Marine Corps on Solomon. the end of the winter. global lib eratio n 1 " wa« oiii -.roduceil and be- ■» * * r morally right. many Gilbert nnd Marianna* Ixlarvlx Ptrhapa, spring may be here! 6m him iT U ^ . ___________________ 1 Only upon the willow. Growing a little gold, Only upon th* maple Whose bud* swell even in cold, ' Dut a cloud on cloud Jut* upward. Flake on flake descend*. Hope waa there Ilka a wishbone. But winter held both ends, j —EIDabeth Jana Aatley. IPIerra I-aval Ready to ^tand Trial for Treason. »ay* Shaln— headline. Not having any alterna­ te T __------- —---------“ Ignorar ranee D Source of Mo*t Tfotlnlt*." saye Robert QuRllan. fio If you have trouble*, why not -tback^ p on your IgOoranaeT srld Should be CWar on ka'i Foreign Policy,” say* [mes-Unlon. In fact. It wduld all If America were clear President Truman la planning to uae ex-service men to ferret « * tax chlaeler*. So It may be cau»e Germany luat it. nut lie I enuxe there wax xnfflMHI t|f In* 1' Irinalrally immurel about Nail 1 It h aa been e s tim a te d th a t som e 200,000 new a u to m o ­ lam biles m hy roll o ff th e p ro d u ctio n lines Ix-fore th e end of Von hiitr the cone,t*ni impre* th e y e a r. T he a v e ra g e citizen , w eary of y e a rs of a tru g g le »ion that they'd like unulher try At the Cfvic League mecliriE w ith w o rn -o u t p n rta, re p n ir bills nnd crow ded tr a n s p o r t a »t jfpttinjf enough raw material* oh Tuesday ut 3:00 P. M. Dum­ *n that they could xtnrt another barton Oak* will be the topic of tion, g rin s as he countn th e m o n th s. Hut, alas, it isn ’t so war. an explanatory address by Mrs. sim ple. Cnly among the deerly rell- I^nla M. Carmack. All friends of T h o se 200,000 c a rs w ould l>e barely en o u g h , acco rd in g giouj have I heard other explan­ the members are invited to this lb a u th o ritie s , to ‘'sa m p le ” th e m ore th an 30,000 au to m o b ile ation* for the defeat of Germany, and the tea hour following. ‘■'aid Frau Anton I-ar.g, widow of Lyman School commencement u ealera fn the c o u n try . W h a t Is m o r e ,-lh e re nre so m any .Oberamme rgati’x most fa inmix wn* a nuccewiful affair during p rio rity o rd e rs a lre a d y piled up o r exp ected fro m d octors, portrayer of tho Christ in the it* three programs. The Baccalau­ oxxion Play; “ That’* whnt the reate sermon Sunday night inm in is te rs nnd o th e rs e n g ag ed In public serv ices th a t not oven th e 2,000,000 cars, .considered p o ssible d u rin g I94G Germnns get for tflrnlng to the ; tludad an atoquent di*ci*ur»o by Godless, | [iev. James S. Haskha. Class will fill thorn id). A German priest, delivering u ’ mgbl program furnished the , M r. A v erag e D riv e r pro b ab ly w o n 't h a v e a c h a n c e to Sunday sermon, told hi* parish! humorous prophecy, .muaUt ami sp en d hi* m o ftey n in tll th e y e a r a f t e r th a t. So h e m a ^ ju s t this: "Your present troubles doin '.-presentation ol Awards Tuesday as well re sig n hfn tself to th e fa c t th a t som e of it will h av e •tern from tne war. The war *ns 'aVemng. the finnl culminatin', of ■the Thureday night was real com to go on re p a irs , nnd he will be w ise to h a v e th e m m ade only destiny you chose -_--tln» in t)i« menccttient witn address hv the ns *oon ua d e fe c ts show up. U nless he d o es, he m ny f i n d ( ,_ ......................... .......................... noted Dr. Itoyal Wilbur Prance hljn so lf w ith o u t any car a t all, w h ich w ould be iro n ic, now I ho.x come about becauie the (Jer- of IColuna College, presentation th n t th e r e ’s a little m ore g as to use. -•«pi* deiirted the r»«h of of Diplomas by Principal E. J. morality and choac instead to Laney and cither numbers. The 16 follow the pagan and bartnric member* of this claaa wore, ractie's of rampant materialism. Hlllla Fetter, Frances Farina, The German people forgot the Dorothy Thomas, Virginia Crus*, j rights of men— rights which era Vary Catherine Gray, Uerlruuo \i'herenl regardless • of rare. Hudson. Ruth Largenl, Leona That’* why you nre In your pr*- Montgomery, Hermine McGrath, Donald Lee, Muriel Prescott. ,, . , . i l l , . ‘ sent dlf/lcultle*." attacking a cJIUntry with which • „ . , , .. ... . , , . , , , . .. Rut voices such ns lho*e of the Heba Weaver, l,*on llelma, Eu­ we had a treaty of friendship., pr|Mt scarce ond weak in gene Nowell. ., Army, June 1, — Why did Gerard besldea they w eri ton Germany today. Materialism D After exercises on Thursday .many lma tha war? strong.*’ Tha general seams still the German’s answer for his night there wa> n party for a I f .you aik tha averaga Ger- •lightly confuaad In hla thinking. defeat, lie sees American soldiers few friends invited in honor of man, ha'a got th'e anajver at the Why the German la surprised !■ml American tanka, autumn tir Ilermlne McGrath and sistcra at "ila longue. Ue waa out- that ha waa out-produced, I doi’t rifle* and machine guns. ‘Ter- the Longwood Hotel. . Jl’a aa almnla aa that. know. After all, ne triad to fitrht laps aome time in the future. If L'apt. W. J. Welle, Jr. and Frau nominal. widow of the United Statea, Russia and we can get enough raw ma­ fatrll" art movin' to Tamoa to trahal Rommel, tha fam- Great Britain at the aame time. terials. make their home. Their home haa irt Fox, waa asked her The m u lt waa always inevitable There’s a big job to be dona In been sold to A, Van Dam. Llcuti Rayburn Milwca after from the dajr Hitler, declared Germany. The German people war on the united Statea. The must be convinced that the war manv montha In tha Pacific la German expraaaaa regret only was wrong In Ita origins, not home with hla wife for a furlough •— -5,* that he didn't hay* enough ma­ merely In, ft* result. It'll he. a ol*V®/lajre. Sgt. William Steward Proaeer, terial to strip, not that he alerted •ong and hard and difficult job. the war. . w It won't be done oversight. It son of Mr*. 8. 8- Proiaef) baa When yoo - apeak to them-on jgill ha m u he done qrcr a period b*|j cited by Major General, T. the xtreet, yoa notk* Ih em fy elig of y e a i^ b u t someone -will hwv*. United speculatively th a enormous to tell the Gtrmena that sufranking German pneral stated •mount of American equipment It sbcclncUy; "A mouse doesn’t which constantly moves down enoee, e_ c ^ tr German roads and through Ger­ That ’then waa somathlng Im­ man streets. You have a feeling moral In thajr acta o f aggression they are saying to themselves: and that Oefmany faced an out- “Wall, now, If wu ha « i e d w orld .flcw r«J ta .th *. jj$r» terlal we would, jl mans only tartly. Thera waa, for war." The war. to Pre-War Quality SEED BED CLOTHi > f ■d* ••D fn r 36 inches Wide - 14c Yar<l ’ }■ Lo gwood Card Club wax enter Uiined by Mrs. J. IF. Meaick m The Oak* Saturday night. At Christ Church Sunday. June 10th there will be no Communior Service will be *t 3:30 afternoon. Dream - Cars LONGWOOD 66 x 56 Construction Fort Yukon in Alaska, ha* a weather hurenu reconl of 100 degreen In the shade nnd another record ns the coldest place ’ In Alaska, at 7ft degrees below xero. The military requirement for meat amount to about 24 per cent of the available tutiply this year In comparison fo 18'per eent las' year.- ; / T, > r» T 4. t. »«*••» tJ*. t*V* -j- n- skw.» ’ ’t\F ’8.1 i i ♦. - *■ S •1 I Germans Are Sorry For What Happened But Only Because They Lost The War er ^ ... *„ ■a y b Washington Merry-GoRound whom President Roosevelt used to call a "ehro .lc Uar." Th* new WFU should start with Henry Wallace. ♦ s > - We catch ouraalvea wondering what we will uae or news after the war la over. For six y*ara the and the radio have been i over to war newi. Rveryelse has taksm a second Blau. tirTItuirvIIl* Etar-AdvocxU.If wont cornea td * woret, we (oald cover, the dlvoree courts. E •.Japan's Httla* paper balloons with which they sought to. bomb tha United Bute* Into submission hi Florida LagUlatura got a a E it at the . left mtnote oi acit of a little constitutional m in er FOODJTtfFFt SANFORD TRANSIT SYSTEM atUck ai 1 Typhoid Fever :r * . By W. V. Dlttlog Toechton Drag Co. Despite great strides made toward I t a eradication, there are etiU too many wajn In which typhoid favor can be raw milk purchased unguard • fly — swimming tn unaaf. plied* these may be madi with a ’‘carrier" who know 4 SCHEDULES DAILY out o f ovory in d u s tr y * . . * o th e r w a r ORLANDO. FLORIDA w . Via . .' LONGWOOD - ALTAMONTE ft WINTER P A R * LEAVE SANFORD—7.10 AM * 12:15 PM - 3:45-PM and 9:16 PM. " LEAVE ORLANDO—7:15 AM - 12:15 PM - $:30 PM and 6:16 PM, . ^ 3 w a r n eed * tm ck i a g r ic u ltu r e V . i a n d . . * U a C h * y T o le t tell' aSiK .\WitS / MUNITIONS ADDITIONAL WEEK-BND SERVICE: V i LEAVE SANFORD—«>30 AM • 10:15 PM (Saturday LEAVE^ORLANDO—If:00 AM • 10:00 -all PM {Hatnrd*y « I , WHhuETI »* . y Far* 50c On* Way. PI Doaaaa L*»v* from lal SI. Ouaac* leave from OrtuiJt* SUt* Bank Cor, * # r v ^ g (w o r (Florida bsivdpre"*" ' -. 'i • 5A m g 7 %I I V I I ' M I I Q Tft'y �X ■■ • MOrtDAYrJCTTE, 7/IM5 t iif SANronrr ifER.u/n 4x K m n n rrm tin \ |Miss Ellen Meriwether Named To Committee * Social Calendar « “ The I’ rcsbyterun ilusir.es* Women’* Circle will meet at the J chutt'h ut d.OO P. M. for o covercd dish supper. .Miss Madeline Mullcm will pre‘ sent her music pupils In a recital til the Worn* i I'jub at 8:00 Jf'.F. M. The public iS' cordially In* vited io attend. The IJoartl of Managers of tho ;y Hanford Wdman’s Cl.tb will toes: shit 10:00 A. f.L at the club house. * Th? Duu inters uf,.Wesley of M the Methodist Church will r.airo . their regular businf** nrd social ''meeting in the Cimrrh annex at "H:0ll I*. M. Mr*. Msrcu* Tyre’s group will iict as lipttetsrs. * The Aiunmi Class ntid the Alhtliyan Class* of the First Uuptiat Church add hold a jo in • meeting in tlie ' annex of the church beginning' M .7:00 I’. M. * ' Foljoyring a short business session a covered dfsV-supper will be .served. Member* of both rlasaea arc invited to attend and bring a covered dish • JV EON HMDAt ^ • . W The * Service’ Wive'* Club will meet In the lilirnry of the USO ut 8:00 P. M. The business meeting and lur.rheon of the Sanford Woman's Cloli will be In bl at 12:30 P. M. and the hostess) y jqr the ocasaio.t will Ihj: Mrs. -/allies Mough ton, Mrs. II. II, .Mcl'nslin, Mrs. A. L l.yon, Mr*. L ,A. Palmer, Mrs. Irving Feinbcrg. The pro­ gram will Im) n.noynced later. Mins Edith CheHtmit W i n s Scholarship Miss Edith Chestnut, who will grv duate from Seminole High School tonight. h*» received word from ■ oho English, Slate HuiwrA inti ii'Vnt of tlit- Public Imtrurtlon. that *he ha* been awarded one of thr State Scholarship* for Proipcctivr School Teacher.* bas­ ed upon county representation in the Florida House df RrprrsenlaA llvrs. >, w The srholni*hltf', hvanev. which amounts to $StH)r<iiri|) be paid to Florida Slate College for V omen, throjgh the State Treasury at intervals during the four vear college period. ____ £ Scholarships were awarded to those of each county on the basis of scores made on the test yrhleh w** given in April. The competi­ tion in Semlnule High Sfhool wa* ■quite keen this year. Jh— 'M is* Chestnut has been an “ hoqor student during her four yertra In S e m l^ t ^ H M I'in d on Thurgday oaorningr *h« delivered herr’ eoledlctgry ’M im a as the class exercises. During tha past ypaf she has acrved'ias edltor-ln0 chiof of 0 -j "Caterv-Fad", tha M id Ddrlc Sue fMlllams, who wilt be married in tha near future, was honored on Sututday evening by Mra. Earl Dossey and Mra. Billy Vilhen at Floral Heights. The room waa beautifully dacorated with cut Dewars and yellow candle*. Mia* Williams waa gift­ ed with a hand painted tray by Mrs. Vilban anil also received a piece of crystal l a - her chosen ^ ^ • CSarn. A buffet supper, consisting of a Salad course,, watt served to tbe-.fpHowing gUOStS! the honor**, Mri* -Williams. Mrs* Jack Grant. Mrs! Ralph D ^ ty - Mrs. Dick ~ m5*~aifrfiip&S?; £5*. Boyd Coleman,’,j d n . Albert Madadn,1 M rf- J.P . /Tiwnnond. Mrs. V,E<‘ R oum illat,. lfra . A.S. Wtl0 Hama.' Mra. A.^PTi .Epps. Mrs. m IfeElhaitTwil .Mr*. Jam es l«l i A \\ A lt ', II . June A (S p i­ nal > Mi»« Ellon Meriwether, i t'nngiiti-r of Mr* Anmr Merli wvthrr. #i 1f* Oak Avenue, Sgnfonl. was r>|if mnt*<1 this week to thr ronimitt,-* wlurh |ilar* the " • i’KI irlifn ii* I 'l.i.r i at Ohio H i *lpyn.l 1‘ irit. r -ity ('ailed the Morning Watch, tin* committee I illrict* the carl- morning wor­ ship* which student* may attend before going to cInane*. Mia* Meriwether, who ia major­ ing in religious education, ia I iiriiiinnriit |] activitias of the j YU 't'A. iV n |e y Fellowship, ■ Knar's club, anil |« a member of I Alpha Chi Omega fraternity. Mrs. Hayes Elected President of U. D. C. p Mr*. Willtnm Weclerl# of Mail land. Mrs. Adam llrrkchilr an. t'lvde Jones of Somerset, I’n. h | Donald Dunn returned home the guests of Mrs. Harry ilrtftn Friday from Texas and lsiuisinni hating liecii culled to Sunfurd bt the death of Harry It. Heerrn Mra. Hrerrn i* the sister of Mr: Ilrrkehile ami Mr. Jones. The annual meeting of the N. D#V. Howard Chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, waa held the laat Friday in May at tha home of Mr*. j.H. Truluck with the president, Mr*. F.E. Koumlllat, presiding. The chaplain, Mr*. J.M. McCaskiil. ltd the pray­ er and tne flag pledge and'salute were given. •* The president read the report of Tom Jones will leave Wctlnc*the year’s work after which Mr*, B .L Part ini, chairman of the dav for New York Htata on busi­ nominatinj • committee, nomintad ness. the following officer* for the new ; year, who were unanimoualy 1 elected. Those chosen: president, I Mrs. J.M. Hayes 1st. vice-preal-T dent. Mr*. J J . Bollyj 2nd vice-I Mias Lynn Cantwell I* attend­ president, Mr*. J. St. Clair White; ing a week In Orlando visiting treasurer. Miss Margaret Roberta; xyith har Uncle ami aunt. Dr. nod recording secretary, Mrs. McCas­ Mr*. Allan Jones. kiil; corresponding secretary. Mr*. M.K. Wigglna; historian. Mr*. I*. A. Hrumlcy registrar, Mr*. 11.L. ■ Perkins; chaplain, Mrs. E.A. Doug-! lass. A history program was then given after which refreshments | Friends of Mrs. Iiyril lisols were served by tha hostess as- j will be sorry to learn that she is slated by Mrs. W.R. Dyson. critically ill in the FernaU! uughton Memcrial Hospital. Mis* Joy Merritt of Homestead and Alii* Marjarie Hatderman of Ft. Lauderdale have arrived In Sanford to attend the graduation of Ml** Rosemary Culluin. They are both guest* at the Cullutn home. The Daughter* of Weslev •of the .Methialist Chureh have post tMinrsi their Tuesday meeting at the church annex because of thr going uwav purty whicli will lw given for Rev. Tnlla- and his family. The mrs-ling will lie held at u later date. Breakfast.PartyGiven For Bride - Elect Dresses A flov-un tlrw of flov^-up Infantry flfhtlnr, aa shown above, la one uf lhr artlon K rn n from -Ilrrr'a Vour Infantry?* thr Army (iround Korrn i>rr%rnUtlon of thr alory uC InfuitrT remmr, akill anil tralnlnf. laklnr art In the ••flfht** are: Carrortl John I*. Jonr«. *«»f Krarto. Kentucky. In rent, and filaft Hrr*eant Clifton W. Alford, of llouxton. MUUnlppL Thr demonstration of hoar ail unarmed Infanttyman ran disarm an enemy armed with a rlltr Is pari of thr two-hour exhibition whirl* rulmlnates In an action-fillet! atUck on a plllhos It* which all Infantry weapons arr f Twenty-flee of thr%* •Ifrrr’r Vour Infantry* unlU will tour the country Jutjux Uin 7th War Loan |»rl%«* I«» show hwsr War lluuds fo Intu a« Ikm. Fort Mellon Society " Of DAR Organised Miss Margaret llutt-uf Athens. G*. is visiting with her nuhr.nnd uncle. Mr. and Mr*. Victor Mc- Lieut. A. Fisele, Jr. of Cleveland,' The Fort Mellon Sociaty. Chil- Laulln. O. dren of the American Revolution, The table was overlaid with a ' which ia being sponsored h> .ho Mr*. B.W. Herndon ha« leturn. hand-drawn linen cloth am) cen Sallle Harrison Chapter, D.A.R. rd to her home at <101 Pari. Ave tcrest with pink rose* anil carnn held its organisation meeting on hue after spending several s e i i i lion*. Mrs. Smith presented Miss Thursday, May 91, al the homo with her sons in Daytons Reach. Williams with n lovely set of ot Mra. A. It. Kay. colored novelty glasses. Mrs. Key, organising president, Mrs. J. Q. [juiey amt daughter, Those invited to he with Miss conducted the meeting snd ap- Mra. Jamrs Higgins, and young Williams were: Mr*. Wm. Vilhen, [olnted the following officers to son, Corky, have gone to Day­ Mra. tluysel Siemens, Mrs. Ralph serve during the ensuing year: tona Beach to sptmi a two weeks’ Dean, Mr*. Ed Cotter. Mrs. Jgcb Junior president, Mias Kndsley vacation. (■rant, Mr*. B.E. Aiken. Jr. and Mrlsch: secretary and treasurer, th# Misses liettv Thurmoiid Miss Caroline t-ce; historian and Mr. and Mr*. S. J. Moreland scrapbook custodian, Miss Pa­ hav* left for New Orleans. I.*. l>orls Hall and Martha Adams of tricia Took#; registrar. Miss Syl. where they will visit with their Orlando. via Meisch; and color Ix-arer, son-in law ami daughter. Rev and Henry Took*. Mr*. W. B. Sumner Mr*. J. B. Ray, president of W o r k s Em ployeeH the Sallie Harrison Chapter. Mr. snd Mr* J J Holly left D.A.R., and honor guest, greeted to<Uy for CIHfftn, (I*, where they the officer* and nromise.i her iilan to upend the nummer with A pic H Tor me:nlier« o f tn* loyal support to the new orranl- Sir*. Dolly'* Brother i < ln^ nn-l Public \V••i ka hrpnrtrncnt of thr zatlon. nister. Tlr. and Mrs J K \n Snnfonl Nluvnl Air Stnlmti wm Mr*. Key stated that anv >ue thony enjoyed ut New Sniyrnn llenc1' who is intrested and has children Son iny Kamil)«*« and children of eligible mny contact her for in­ Mr. and Mr*. E Compton have | the ut at ion employer* filled th* formation regarding membership left for Wausaw, \Vi»c wliere two lurtfr Navy Iiu m m provldt I In th* Fort Mellon Society they will visit for some time for the occnnioti. At the conclusion of the huaiThere wu« plenty to ent, It) nrie meeting, a social hour waa with their daughter, Mrs II W l rludlnir cor i on the cob and Ice Christensen, before gmrg to enjoyed. The next meeting will Cansda to spend thr remainder . rold wnteimelon. Two cnnYft» be held in the early Fall. covered ahclteri* were art up, 0b« of the summer. for the |ieme tnblen and fotnl, the Mr. and Mr*. Don Mrfhn aid of other for the hathera Lieut. P (ienrvoNe w m h gen Ruskln are mending a few da\« in Sanford with relative* Their eral eharge « f arrangements an I daughter. Miss Nell Mulligan, Chief W tt W I'hrtstoffei^ap. Th# West Sid# Primary School who was graduated from Junior ' (> C Stnfford and lira) \Vidler* will have its summer round up Clfgh School this morning, will formed the cominlttov llial ulith. n»d the plenie. of pre-school children Tuesday afternoon at ItiTV o’clock In tbe •rhool auditorium. Dr. toland H. Dams ami a nurse of th* Sem­ inole County Health Unit will be there to see that the chlldran get the necessary shots and vaccina­ tion. The teachers especially urge [ •reals of children who will entfr West Ski* i«hool next September to brinp them and get .them ready far school. “ If a parent participates in this program,” they said, "the child goaa tfi school without the fear that most children have when they hear that the doctors will be coming some­ time soon to give them shots. Also they will not have to miss any days of school due to the after enact* of the shota.” This la the aecond vear that tha Wait Side School has participated In this program. It was a success last ysar and is lo be an annual program at the ^ end of each school year. <’ Picnic(iiven For Navy Summer Round Up Of Children Held MIRACLE SPUN RAYON ^ m i-Z ' Fashions this Bare-Back Dress i Ha r ol d Chapman Is Guest Of Honor • . * r*. > * * (, I n e r L llL ^ i t SO* I INK CROSBY eiAERkICK School, xraa honored laat evening after tha Baccalaureate Sermon by Mrs. F. E. Koumlllat who entertalnad at har home.- patio wiif fw rfirrin m in ij were served, after which mush and la Malach. Mary Ann Bhlrley Cameron, Audand Harold .Chapman, it. M.L. • Sabortu ’ Jr^ SMITH CARS/N Miss .WHHama list WYMAH Brumlay. lloriH l)i«l8on’fi “ Minir line deli;,'lit" u " tw o p i e c e r ” em b ro id ered ra y o n h an k y c ra s h , black a n d w h ite. Slt& i 7 ia IS. IKIM klANHlMi C M A flll lU O o U t IV I ABDIN IUS4U Fashion's first flight into the post war fabric world is tha development of » miracle spun 1.0 denier rayon. • An, smart and unusual aa this play dress ia . . . with ita new cap alaavea and bare back, faahloncd of the colorful hand-blocked print* in the miracle fabric, it la aUo wrinklp rtalatani and will .pack and traral well. It waaheg perfectly, dries quickly and doaan’t lose Ita shape In the laundering procea*. ~ D oris D odson’s "k e e p ­ er o f th o keyH" em ­ b ro id ered rn y o n apun lin en -lik e.. Blue, p in k , lim e. Sjikea 0 to 16. ■ eaO-Osyl W nrlAM ir M R S f l K f l i • news o CARTOON , NOTE: REOULAR ADMISSION PRICES WII.L PRE VAII. FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT PURCHASE ’’ Ws.k.’a%.. ’ >. • BONDS. 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In F i ’cd-, i t ’s r c M i l i ' .sold \,, Ih ii t t'ft u n l .0 hk SEMINOLE FEED STORE N u r ih TH E K im Phone A\e. LO N E !'•> I'.nil Va.atli'iia I i■ ■11 4 r-i l of I eases I in* I n* it oil turn t i cods | .pi. >merit Super v is.tr Ki**HI , v„ . b riim in Ii<*iiir .■r *• pi*■;i-*t*! ^ \\ , . i, s,|f .r ih tv * . ^ Ilf lull M l A I ( b. * O '1 ! t , t I • ‘ f \ p* l . If Now l . \ MA "I i- I -otm at ^ *»rk HOI t f DUN ri.KANI.Mi ( (l. J ill I ’ i t i il i c ikrfpUBa i R A N G ER HAND OVER YOURUTHE LAW-006 6UN^, 5ANT05 m A AIN'T LIVIN' WHO CAN YOU'RE UNDER. A RREST ARREST U \— VUo /(LAKD i L HAND OVER YOUR 6 U N 0 ! tX F O R L H E M L l S vv-/' , l; I AH ( )i I YOUR V E b f A ND MAk E NJM D A N C E . W H IL E I D O IT ' r v ✓ ME! P IP E N fo r DRIVEW AYS I i W E I.L S ' 8F.PTIC TANKS W ATER TANKS CULVERTS and SEWERS Tramil Mia Cnnrrrtr Saconda atallable at lo * price CO NCKKTE t lili r p o ne 1411 ^ a A N tH H O ^ F L A . 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C o n c re te P ip e C o. j !r 1 -* , V 7 " P ! >1Ht I b r II 1 i 'M H V'1/ f f t. w fi* yi x f - W hat would you. 1 v-^ J M .L - H I.OCK P E N IN S U L A R \i tV ^ & h ETTA KETT ____________ OKTAY.'SO ITS TW O ] O 'C L O C K ^ ' C O M E l L THE L O U D S P E A R E C /W E -G el pu llyo u q head o u t o f _ By PA U L RO A f ,‘(3 vciSS'f'K j YO U G O O D N tG H T .T ^ ^ ® ^ |T A IC IN © Y O U kiNOYoUriPir ra HOMe.<- ON/- ILL TAKE 4LL “ TH ' * ) ^ o m e v f o p m \ YOU G IR L S I HAVENT h g aro h alf WE^P F A 11S ' ^ eV e At l & ,H »\ GOT A BETTER IDEA *. t HI S ^ ! s I O N THE | eiGHT..'/ *.i rr <r—si ' it 's r * « Tv ‘ 1/ i v .-< 0 , , l• -J ViK V Bv PAUL ROBiNSON SOCftfY/LAH ' ' .GRAB M t-T O M O R R O W 'PUTTHE SADDLE BACK i_ON [A T T H E B A N k 1 ~y~ : • ' * i \ . -- ; . ^--T__ ___ ____________________ �t cicntn m n flA W F ftn n j i r h a l b , M K r f t R n r L o n m * J IO N D A Y , J U N E . 4, 194 to th* t1mi» fofr opening bid*. All Olds mutt ihos totals tor each lifts and tctal tir.ccnt tf bid .nsfrtei ui* i hit of th* P*fc’ Shipyard Workers A it* Awarded Star For Buying Bonds FI*# i.|ht *. f «^ # r .# d to r#j#-ct nuy o r -.-ail hid* H T A T U ITOAI» m : i * A l t T M i : S T OK KLOIIU^A. K K ft A YI KHH Khftlrni'iii J II IM iW LIN fl Htat# lll *h * Legal Advertisement CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 14c Me 07* Me per per p er per Une for Une for Une for Une for BATES one Insertion three Insertion* I laaerUeea 30 Insertions , ifiS I B i VIIk If(1(thi • m * 30< PHONE 148 OR* BRING YoOll Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD Cmm L (Ire word* to th* line, Including phone and address. AB neierlieem m U for situ s Bona wanted will be charged for at the regular classified rates. LOST ii. a K ji *e c o . U. B. TIRES and TUBES ItUUEilN wail Ioca ico houoe. Phon* 0123. l room U )K T: I’uir uf mitiliiry glasses iiewtird. somewhere downtown I’hunt 7K.’I-W H L 1J" W A N T E D MAID, good pay Rhone County 3U03. SO ACRE farm til*4, g*od flow­ ing wall*. 10 acres rough land COLORED glrla fo t laundry Palm Hammock Sanford, Fla. work. iB-gufar hours and wage* P. E . K U , 1101 Park Ave., Apply in person. Seniii’oli Sanford, Via. Phona 661-W. County Laundry <’«>.. did W. KEROSENE ~Wat*7 H*aUr and . tank. Inquhra 404 Palmetto A v e n u e . _______ UP8, purebred Doberman Pintcher Champion blood line. |M>. Kelley, Box ?37. Hanford, phone County 23(U, r«V0 YOUNG fr«*h milk g o at, reasonably priced. Mr*. J-N, purdlck. Houth H*nford Av*. LA R0E BIZE baby bed Inntrsprlng mattreis. 1 Soda Shop. ______ UBLE SPRING COT and two hattr«ai*». Mm. Bauman, ihon* 360 or Plnehurat Grocery !0th and French. CHOCOLATE ayrup. H gallon lets. 7be. Homer’s Soda lihopWATERMEIXIN3. Also firm vtne ti(vcned tomatoes fur canning Norwood and Tlndal’a Store la k e Monroe, Phone Cuonty 2106. N O IW A Y 'S TOP TPAlfOR, VMkun q u i l l i n g guard l& siiuwn enh rinjj a r**uit rdk #ii n O accompanied bji a f u n fttclimio&ry h ea rin g H rftl. uti charges uf In -n h Is t»;- it» I i> Mu j > the fiuivjcgian t*t*un * dci. \ .i c hut I him let*Id /. wfc, i /‘.tcf fwliI«Jiuji AH Congressmen Have To Do To Up Their Pay Is To Vote For It By JACK STINNETT ; qth turns them out. WASHINGTON If all Vmi nr The evils of this are too obI hud In do In raise nor pay a a* vii.ii*. Iiivenllgntors nutslile Con­ 3rd HL _ _ _ lo vote, who wouldn'tT gress report unts|qivfK‘ully that GIRLS for Swla Fountain. TouchYet < In gres*, is so rowed by persons in industry holding equi­ pilbllr >•11inam (hat I, on* gnue “ 0 valent jobs nre much better paid! leaf* withnul lui.ing 'he sa!»* y that they don't have to maintain r l’ 11- on ndie r. I* del 1.1 -ml il I i'*iile)i*a-s in two cities; that -elf a pensi i, . .-uni. nf u* 11i«*4r IritPS nr# Irnn .fi. Iiiivr h#f»n n.any prutesta nyjtui'i i hi* lull ti* tnrrvaaa Dan, nu 'situ'ii'. **\|>*‘iw# mo-cy, tax WANTED ficc. L'.Miil a ymr. iVihup* they BY WBHTKRN UNION mi* justified but they ure ternW ALKING OR |uri‘fj l#v the roiirluRion of ulmoat BICYCLE MESSENGER rv«»rv om* hitn 8tu<lie«l the 40 CTS HOUR privtilem arriaualy that member* 40 HOUR WEEK ' of a Utgielativf Uo iy abouldn't ! have to renort lo such subterADY TO work In office I fllire*. to 7:00 PM Prefer one No mu' ilejirt thnt there ia a understands « » itrhhonrd. I frihh'p tif ( ‘imjfrensiutiai Incomue del Hotel. >Iviita who aren't worth a (j »Ua. .i >rut. but they arr* *t numer on fiR ttup rnen who are forced tn up the poor pay unit ins# i im i* v »»i office for Lite gooi! Pill ,c n lh;i' pUViitr hvJRlfU'A* IS *. ihtoy !■> in ) u ca|i»bl# iniin. __ _________________ GILBERT'S Panama Chocolate HIGH Hl’H ltt>1 in.vs candy. Homer’s Soda Shop. rhccklng laundry person Seminole < THREE BEDROOM houa*. living dry. HtU W. Ixi St room, dining room, kitchen and bath on paved road. Can give M ISCELLAN EO U S Immediate noeietslon. Edward F. Lane, ‘*Tha man who knows CURTAINS, lac - table cloths, Sanford." ____ acarfs, washed, starched and stretched. filM Mellonvllle Ave ]1W acre* Und lying south ot Phon* K7H , rallrokd, house and 2 lots jaiown a* Tooten PUc*— WareBORROtV HERE WHERE 'j bouse and 2 lota lying along PRIVACY IS RESPECT ED * aid* of railway in Cameron YOUR natural d*»ire for iirivoc) v City. Going Into *«rvlce. Mat *in money matters Is slriflri 3 Konlk. R l I, Bo* 133. Sanfonl, respected here. Fiiemt* am fla . ' relatives are nut (luesliutied about your credit. Your etn player or business associate, .-*■ BUY SPECIAL GRADE will not hear of your persona H ‘HYUKEEI? c h ic k s •flairs. There is no cause for Jiatched from high type U.S. AP embarrassment. V p ro ve d, p ullorum teste d m a tln r . W tuH n iITE t is BARRED u iD D v n uni’ li Reasonable credit requlramenl*. A ROCKS. No co makers on money loans. 100 fo r' tU-PBr prepaid, life Variable payment plum. delivery guaranteed. Poultry FA M IL Y U )A N CD. farpk' V 3 Bo. Howard Ave-, Phone 33 Tampa, Fla. __________ ______ Florida Bank nidi. Kentucky Derby To lie Run June 9 l!y FRANK ECK AP Newsfralum* Sports Writer NEW YORK Vrlevan horaernt'ii (u-l that the Kentucky Derhv will be a wide open affair when the rate I* run at Churchill Down? on Saturday, June it. Pi,aiding you are willing to past up unbeaten I res For All. who I.ii- ye! to travel a distance of i i.. ind veterans point with ortd* i. th-stv sti etrh-rawlhlTt von o| . tmuoned MtdnjjoHj.MlalesiRnf, WILMINGTON. Calif., June I. Thr U.S. Treasury recently an ir in : to i o s t iu it m ii warded a new star In the al O K K II K UK T i l K HT A T K I t i i A i i O K I' S It T M E N T ready star studded Treasury " T 1' Tml la hAMUfir Plorfttn award l>*riner of Ihe California May !l, l* li Shipbuilding Corporation's TerlN O lT K flA irn A *ll mlnal Island Yard. The star wm r o M T i i r < r i o w i*ii o t* it i% f hW cilt-tl la | «t ■ ■ w il l l>t rrtrlVftl at presented at a War Horn) rallynil* ullle# from (jualtflrd ('»'!»■ held t» mark th* third anni­ iih ct n fa until til 30 A it. iH AV.T ) versary of War Bond sales at nn th * Jitli iH y of Junr. 11f &, for th* yard and for Advance Puy- th# c on a tru c tion o f th# fnllu w ln *: H T A T K P lt O J K C T . JOll No. rool Savings drive planning for m O -tO l. Itnart Nol >•. the coming 7lh War Loan. In A#mtnoi# County. |j#tw(#n the paat three year* Cal 5hip K o fn l C it y and O r» tij{* County lain# Wm k lo worker* have bought over 43.000,roA^Jnt *» f rmi*lru#{|t>n o f 000 in War Uond*. setting a re« Unml llltumlnoufi I<«umS card for California Industry. i M l * Kinvrni#itl- T h * l#n *th Is it|>|iroxlnmi#l]r 1 ** * John A. McCone. Calship'* mile*. A r *r tlf l# d check president. read ..to assembled In lit# m mount of f ‘ liM'u worker* a telegram from Robert w il l ha* r***jmr#d II. Moulton, chairman of the War F o r each prnpuKiil, ft r#rtlfl#tl Kin*nre Committee for Soutnern ch*ck to Hi# amount *lftt#«i ahov#. | a» able to the cha irm a n of California. The telegram follows: Htat* It o Afl IhpurlinMit, with "I'lease accept alncere nppreeis- th# lit# o ###*#* rjr HfMw'n potfumanuary tton mid congratulations on behalf Htainp„ atta ched, must n r r u m p i n f A ll r r r t l f lu l ch*ck» of Ihe War Finance Committfe-on **aeh hhl ■hall hr err I If led wittily 1& 1 1*«) * your third anniveraary of the of Ih# tint* for rtcH v ln jf h i!*l Cnlsbip War Bond program uud CitlhlfTR r h n - k t w il l not hr «# Til# tihevk* rtf thr tw o for the outstanding results ob­ crpt#<1. rit hlihlr ra will ho i|#poatl#il. tained by your employees who lo fAll w o rk to h# don# lr. arcnriS* through the f’ayroll having* Plan an## w it h th * Plana* fCpfrlflratlon* have purcha*eil In excess of 43.- and .Sfm-lul P r o via Inn# of Ih# Nlu l« 000.POO In War Bonds. during Hoad Depa rtment- .Special a t t m * |ion la c alle d to NpecUI P r o v i ­ this time. dian* which w ill t#« ftmnlahcd with “ Certainly your results with an average of over 111f> per capita and 163 per cent of plant quota in the Sixth War Loan ramnnign toys any other large rroim In Southern California and I think probably in the nation os n whole. v M ore “ We know this has meant the B U S IN E S S enthusiastic support of manage­ ment, the entire cimperil ion of the American Federation of Ulm r Representatives and all of the employers in your yard. It Is a flu* tribute to millions of mm •ud women in uniform through out the world ami Is an example that can be used most iffectlvt|y with others in making our •dans for the coming Seventh War Loan campaign, in whirl, we are against looking to Calship em­ ployee* tor leadership. “ heap and sincere appreciation is i xtended front the Treasury Depart mint to you and ever von In your organization who so genuinely participated tn th. on t.mu, I at i omidtshmeril.* Mu one expressed his strreti hop. that the combine t st-pp... of labor and manager.t. It, to.. Iw continued In tlie Wu. Hon. effort and that ( alship cm ployees will make an ever Sen-nth War Loun und in thi year ahead. Three years ago the first bon., drive was organised at Calship ami in its first month t'alsiiip pets demonstrated tn the world at large thnt they rould boj Linds as well as build ships. -Tl.i yard's first goal was set at 2M>, ottUUH) dollars. l^tlshlppers met that first gon in. a matter of days. A new go* was *at at C.dJO.UdO dollars Cat shippers met at one. toi Tht-;, ' the goal was luosled lo lIsr mi 1 pOstu lc" figure of 2 1 .U00.lHHl lol |ars. Headed hy Chairman Joht , D. Burton, the Calsnip bond corti . ntltt»e Talstd then slghae and went to «nrk. HUNTING S MALARIA CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH , LIQUID lor / » / • / ! MALARIAL ItUSINKSS SERVICE 4TO RAGE Garage. Here’s ■ super-quality Boor varnishI Hard, mar-rest tram. Beautiful, longwearing gloss that withstands the bests, esl floor traffic—snj come* up shining! HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD P h o n r R3 In occonlnnco w ith n n ew d irectly,? fro m O.I’.A e ffe c tiv e im m e d ia te ly , w e h a v e b e e n * a u th o riz e d t c a ta b lish a n e w j i r i c e on b u tte r m ilk , a i fo llo w s; d e ta il O ut-wf-Htore .14c p g r q tiR r f R etail H o m e-d eliv ered .I 4 c p e r tju n r t W h o lesale .I2 c p e r q u a r t O .P.A . price on s w e e t m ilk re m a in s :£ h c ,« n m e : O u t-o f-s to re ,18c p e r q u a r t ^ H o m e-d eliv ered .19c p e r q u a r t SPENCER - HARDEN DAIRY GREEN VALLEY DAIRY Pitrro Renoir, famoua French painter, first painted on pomdain. '.DIAMOND RING ' care of Herald. BRIDE’S DREAM HOUSE. Juet th* houea you have always wlehcd for. You can move Into 44 the aamwday-you buys it, you do p o t haV* tq wait. Good locetlon. cotn*r IoL ’ Edward F. TOD COULDN'T ASK FOR'BETTER <8®> SUPREMIS ■ FLOOR VARNISH! .Stakes at Garden State last July rad* him in ht* three other vie torirs and brought him second to undefeated I’avot hi the rich Kt monl Futurity last September. Alexis closed his 2 year-old camaigu by running second to Rick’s Raft in the mile and . sixteenth Walden Stakes at Pirn lico, Nov. 26. OUT WHERE THE BREEZE BBGINS. A cool, comfortable home, six acre* of land with Servlcs personnel few orange tree*. Edward F. ATTENTIO N and vacationists —■ Apts, and I I * * * . ____________________ rooms tvyi Mocks from Main St. one half block of ocean bv ELGIN BICYCLE, balloon tires. day or week. Phone U49-R. 708 >d condition. See 0. C. Broadway, Daytona Beach. Fla vld at It. B. Pop* Co. .«t 14 Palmetto Ave. FURNISHED *1100613 1408 Oak Avetiua. . W«y l£*t«ln##r your ear at Kent's Specie1 raU dear n T a k e o nl y a* directed. L Modernly styled, oyerstuffed three of a la rg o 'c o m fo rt aide , „ -piece suites consisting _________________ s o fa a n d tw o c h a irs , fin ely Utilorcd a n d c o v ero d in a c h o ic e of long w e a rin g ta p ­ e s tr y , l^ o c a te lle . o r m o h n ir frieze fa b ric s . C o m p le te ly s p r in g fille d for the u tm o s t in c o m fo rt a n d r e la x a tio n ! -* . • j__ _ PAINT NOW) ITBRJNO fabric*. UP*»damaak*, brocatellee, a Ww Have Good Reliable Painters itocY f<» Hieet from. R. arm 11able-“ Call Sanford Faint A Glass Company, [6 HENS. Isfwia A .'T e le , phone 7^). b s K U IN K AUTO BODY AND FENDER . WORK HY AN RXPFRT, SU­ PERIOR AUTO PAINTING— l a m assortment o f color*. Your can can look naar. Bring It ta us ami see. HOLLER MOTOR RALES Phone 622 tber brief cat# of 208 W. let Ht. ty, metal Phone 303. ilppors. I'M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT W JTH PinSBURGH’S COLOR fm DYNAMICSI* > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE/] OUTI J LAWSON SUITE W fE B O T H e re ’s a liv in g ro o m v u lte t h a t a r e d is tin g u is h in g f e a tu r e s o f 1 m a tc h in g lo u n g e c h a ir m a k e t e d in h a n d blocked/ Jln cn , tape* k x \/ S i of Iine «nd the ei comfort that a Lawson type sgfflg. The roomy sofa and ope o f distinctive charm jftffbeauty. Oovers m o th e r k M u ttI W .( .b r ljY J SUITES Occasional Chairs "«■'t {w m K h p o ln t M d g ia ia f oe c ? o r y job. Call us for rcHabie painters, 1;' . /.The Complete Paint And ( ■ �v *" n " i t * * * **♦♦•* If * # wUk to bo (it< i if t t with to prreerve bvlolato thoao Uootimoblo privl***** f ° r #klcb we bore beta eo long roo­ tending— we n u t figfatl —PATRICK OENKT. ( iT h e ^ a n f p r f c S t m IM ib*, #f v t t U paper will m ik e If p rtlffllT * kind® f i r I W - t l b U bomba. Start •ir ta | m*w. g J _ (j ■ A N IN D E P B H D K N T N K W S P A P E R 3 •■A*********** *_________ ________________ ■Li V O LU M E X X X V I E sta b lish e d h itle r’s Body Is Said Found 4 By Russians 1908 SANFORD, FLO R ID A, Japs Boast New TypeOf j; Rat W arfai Gen. Bradley Home From The War 5moke Blackened A nd % Charred Body iBOne Ilk p M f i T t t t l Dogs Reported As •Performing Well At LongwuodTrack I.ONGWOOD, Juna 6, (Spatial) rt-K alis who are not attending the “ races at the Kaliford-Oriando Krnncl dub »i l/ongwood aro ml»»ing some real sport, for the grey­ hounds are pcrlarmicg as well ns they cvci did in tba mid-wiaU » aaaaon. ;---- ' , A # -Toniatit'a daily LdwibU aw k ara could wail study; tha parformances of Hanl Luck L u hi the second and Jumping Jack In the third. If Alert Spaedstar is in the mood he can taka tha feature s e v e n th race. *» Tonight’s entries: row* Use.—aria miui 1 Milk) , J'rld. i o a Patrol I Ch*r. Ilamblcr C Ijuly Vlxon 3 |’««» Away 7 C II Klath 4 Hhoo Away I Whjr fjhlpao Heeon4 Iturw-I'ittfltfi 4Flral Half Daily # i Hard Lu. k Lti &Tiny hid 3 MorniiTK Judar I Marc*11 Wav# 3 Itedl Turf 7 ClvnitnUna i AIff ala I Unci# Don TUm Hare—K«l«rlfyi I Stroml Half Hally HoaIkI#r 1 M*rr> M a in 3 Dig m i l .Hallur 2 |Hibh|e « Ca»h Dr tea ^ 3 J tt imii Ifig Jitrk ►i L«>(lla 7 l<a*t • Kirn N e»» Member Associated PrcsH ' Ur A.e^elatel \Houmlaries Set As Of December, 1937; United States To Occupy Southwest I ll> f u ee Story Of Dachau AwardsAre Given Concentration At Exercizes Of Camp Related Local High School - vfAl Saving,, Victims | 8hip,l<^^e^Scott « » * »!•*■»<•i Ibf^l hv one rnrrpspnniU-hl an havtfiff Lroken the let Lift le«vnu* muMilvcd the major •s.uuntion pruhli’m » nufrontlnf th. river aixl hKeh-hlksfd M M itt' 11 n vrnr »ij£<» today thftt Ameiiiiin Htul llritHh troops hit the N’ormandv britches*. General h i ' v*»In»* I*r in •n' 1nInir<I todiy afi u rm\ li'ialiilii v 1' VBIS J iiju* ti, Geo The Allied r a i r T«*l Lieut. A. K. Powers Flies Supplies Td County Asked To Troops Jn Combat S-Sgt. Harry Hobson Dorothy Morrison In Char^e Of Hospi-;_ ^Vinner Of Scholar- ,„**, the naut*n«nt r«4« ■ hon#, Yrr**) of [hi- font Lif 'Hiwrrn v ntrrday T ills Fit TUhK t LEA HI \ 11.1,1 S l'KATK.H lhut the friimui- ! n!«*i , "to w'pflotVd 'flYka °"* k ef |n the *«me t v*u* of lnimuuiK And hi idler \ -xhellhiy • * u i'n nT|u i j( i i n oNiuaM %•■ r»«» p|fNf««hni* it* enpturr b\ the Kii-*<xiun«- Heiv G* ' oimh <ix |mi i )• ,i Vl-t.ifi i.f HUkaImh Mihllfiw to permit f t.*• free in* .»|fe "1 t r «t f t WITH THE DIXIE DIVISION IN MINDANAO, June 6. (Sparlil> —Ltaut A.K. "Alec” f’pweU of Sanford. Kla., always a m i ' of action, volunteered tn lake i the skies over Mindanao with sup idles whan his unit Of the 311* I h Infantry Division was not lm mediately committed. When ^aaarlnlrd Th»* United SlHtos. Britain Rii>sui and Frame, having siRtmtl a (lei lantiiuu amuiunci n K- i l i e u.iHiimpiitin -tlf * ;*u|*ri*nu* authority in Ger­ many. .-dill faretl today the tasks hi i-.'tahlishinK the marhim-rv *>! an Allied control count'll. _ The Berlin council meeting^ A new kind of underground warfare was promised today b) invasion jittery Japan as an tin explained American news black out hinted at the ponible end o the campaign of Okinawa, a po tential singing base for the aa aault on Nippon. Knur Amerfran divisions drov toward the climatic battles o Philippines and semi-official re porta from China said China* troops today captured Lluchow, l one time important U.H. air bag The only report on the Okln I awa fighting rarne today frog Japan. The government eon troll* Dome! news agency said RtlVt fighting la underway with J u S S t esc entrenched in now position! facing overwhelmingly superior Yanks. The Tokyo radio t wasted of elaborate underground forllfl* cations of a type never seen be­ fore which will mark a near epoch in military history". Eight A i n e r K i n Superforto were lost in the successful fir# ARRIVING AT LA GUARDI A FIELD, New York, by air from t Europr. Gen. Umar N, Hra<ih v m ptctum l leiyintf th i pUne with Mr* Bradley. who tfrrctnl him ut th t airport. Cuntnvatider *»f ihr , 12th Army Group in thr ronMueut of Germany, Gfn. Bradtev i+rtaiterl In Philadelphia, whei h rivir reception Hi* to Ih" hel*f Mi hit honor. (Internal ional I . av **- a. V t Big Four Sign Pact Dealing With Germany German Civilians Clean Up Unter Den Linden Awarded lironzu Star Allot Funds For Experim ent Land! A fte r S sV ' 1i> (m id. wlik, .IV - Kiwanis Club Is Entertained By Larry Lossing S-Sgt. E v a n s Is Killed In Action In The Philippines Kar l L v a n s K r r r i\ r s I , rl t i t I )iite d Da> Committee I h Named Po Try To KaiHe Fund# By Dnnntion , s d , . to right of s i r i for Florida officer, forxyer I m * from' Fure.t u ty south "Things ware plrrtty hot ahd I Tlir<«- schnlanhlp* tii hotter , , | etm !n for Ghaee and Ots ahd and \ for the ) P V Ino exciting” »• the 7th Army crossed | pupils of Seminole High {'‘‘bool National Gyiisum '‘until tk4 \ Cantpem Road are row scoured the Rhine, arote S Sgt. ilg r r y , and s rtumtwr of nrit* award* ■topped aisktng things Cl? seU or it Was announced Tuesday “t Rolison of the U6ih Kvacuation w ere' announced by I’ripeipsl account of the war", nerwrlheiea- ’ ihe masting of th* t-ounty ( om liospital in a recent letter to hi* Herman E. Morris at the imprea- found flying a pleasant ‘dltrrf minion, aicordi’ g in <> I' Ham parent*. Dr. snd Mrs. J N. Rob- l sfvo graduating exercises that ■ion from footing i^ w ith the in donj County clerk ( nnstr uctlon took place nt the packed sehoot fantry son of Hanford. on the ruad. has been authorised In 11 pages of tense narrative, auditorium Monday e v e n i n g "I guided the cargo plants In by the State Road Department typed on a "liberated" German Ninly-four p u p,l I ■ graduated behind the infantry and we drop to start on June It typewriter. Sgt. Rob*on present­ thirteen of them away In the ped their food, ammunition rand A committee composed of M ed n vivid dearription of events armed service. medicine to them,’’ said Lieut M. . Cuiiuiu president of th.> To Miss Dorothy Morrison hss Rowers, "I used to do a lltth epunty farm htiieau. Rt It n leading up to, and following the crossing of the Rhine, and Inter been given ■ achrdarship 1,11flying myself end reading aerial Ruprecht, dir.«-to» uf th tier v of the horrors of the notorious Agnes Scott Collrge at Decatur, ma(„ |, , „ rt of the bueiness. Expert me ru I...t>**r ittnr y, I mini. Dachau Concentration <’ a ro p. 1lia -aid Mr Motri*. Unlv four On his firal trip inland over th. Agent i it It.o.m t, Hem, when- the lltwralmi prisoners of these scholarships w ,tr offer Savre National Highway, th. Thurston rhurston < i tic -Isle Hut cm . went wilri with joy j ed in ^ cornlu-titfre^ exarpnuitions lieutenant'* plane picked pp and Inert I g f o\, • • snd I V "Only one thing I might men Ihruiiifboul 1tier United Stuifu| pear.nl I•.*f --r■ urgent radio call from the troop, it rum ley To Mtfi.* F.filth Cbeulnut. vulrt* twlow The pflnt was Hiked l* the ttoitrtl tn refrienee to pur lion about the Rutile crossing” t< iiitllnued Chi !*■#■ T n u I he wrote "I* that we were the land and pick up three hedl' ehaec of land fm the A g>l< ill second Evacuation Hospital to wounded infantrymen if It was at tun*I Experiment Station recently crou, and that things were plenty all possible. For a big cargo authorised hv thr .Stale I^gis hot and exciting during those plane it was hardly possible,, but Jabtre. time*. The bridges of the Rhine It wa. requoiU’d that the Gmin the lob wes done on a plot »• were all blown out: so we cross­ • mall that no C-47’e landed ot iy «pprtiprfatr thr #um of $20. ed on pontoon float bridges, with 000 towartf pureha#r »*f thr llirh tt thereafter. our trucks loaded so high with “On one run we circled th. erd Hlckmm farm ol» t >l#f v equipment that ««• must have airslcjp while dlre-bombera bomb Avenue foi ihi» pm i#e, in« Iuit looked like Gypsies tu the Ger­ ed it.” Lieut. Powen recounted Ing n e c r',« i, b*(jlili' g» for r» man eWlllan* who peered at us “After they’d gone we circled tbi pevlmant* nil *11 types uf vegr K:wnniHn got a lot of fun loI from the corner* of windows. field the nine more times ft tool table* :lay watching ijirry Loeslng, tal­ “ We made several moves and W. G. Kiltivr . r11a.Inua11 »»f l hr to drop out our two ami uiie-hall ented l ’ < year old cartoonist of setups as the lighting went, on f” " a t,TZ.i'^"ionin-i ton load.” ’ (Board, npiidtiigd ■ rpimniliet toward Numburg. A s- . i t t u 1», bnTs!.,'Ui” 1ie-drew l d u T c L l i ^ « The lV,,tenWr,t-i wife. HeYvrTv, it'— .— -- r,., when wp set up In hn arex'w e loon# on kfchita p»P«r, aom® at I *n” *°.n Alec, 10, both live ir < Pioneer Sanford Resident Dies At Old OrlaiJo Home I f.let | me .. r nine •II \ . I ■ klllrii His nr t un i ti Death I van?. vkL Mm i Lnt.rrt \! •t T1| •.•mi rL« U Pfc. Albert Rahurn (iiven Brrn/e Star For Adlievements 1In Ii h* (1 -1 , «*d M., i.i'fl 1fitt ft 1In k• Evi f ylhin^r • > K wrote K odrntttvd to tin hi i f M Tv%» Or t hr turn t r o 1 1<• 4|ir*i throuish her# )«**- 'whirl* *flf§ Florriur Hrariialt, ii oil Ntr-1 Amelia w 1.. t-v >-l nf <k’uf# \l It. mdiiil fimthei ot Dr. Ini' slid Mnyor WU)i*ta II.. 1 nnap1!. ... 1nl ■( this rity «»f Anna . ■ t.. Of '**• ty in ■dlll- J H ■ l.l'dv ..( VIII . .ill . Ill tr.h .iv hi.! optritliiff In South Af» ririi ii aHe) hail ronif* to y\qy+ !*» t.e . ith H .G tH L/h4 t nloTWriiTVjiffrf* U. I •m’H 1tr »l t-y iivn SanfoTol1 #*1 r #« r I) H i rjjr ffoVthr Ut. r k.irtut nHiiti t\*i f«>i -It*) rlopm rnt pur- f h* vouriM Hmiih la##ir, born \\m f .‘7 IKMI ut Nut ion in A»h- ftrl! Nniiinitham • •* . England, nrtiki’il in A ntrim « ith a iritnd ? . !nppf her flant’r O'd wis maf1 *d ' \ r « VufV rt*#- > Irfl im in* -I'M'* Iv f<i* } ! «i ' Irt hivI tnadr Ilf.’ tn Or it v h1 vbi u*i r y . " F in Mr l Tru * hu h t fti ii|t t thr nil I’lmtED. t fi 'xplrtiduf Mf f M” d the bright l it# ioi tlirtf I .«».! I \• Uft A]hri r A \ - t Hf Ilf Si’MiIHull j f Dd 14, ho han hrroiam Hi noth'*' whilr aarvnik with fantry uf the A i ru U f r•mii Krifdntiti anil rt r.f rtf ' (■«• «’*t l h i l Kvi« - h i i ie11f IT111i"h* iff ' lid f lie* ' i muillit S Sk’t \ i no nf it mr-fiti a! lidstt time ot .id. i \ irr « ht h tin f’Tlli«ri**l thr i 1iih I» fttfiti\ 7 I••l Idii \ .it toll k i , mini (4II - .-»H. l \ ) S y i \ I. •d h> f .a$*. Ll," tcl-fYi i r Ii, , y.n 4Ui* *Oi* Vourife ttHtre—f'ataHty i i* «until <Ualaltla R*r«) I • lit I Hank Nola &Bllrk Trick 3 Valfloatn « Match Tu 3 tinK 7 J«r*«y Hay 4 Chink » Imac* t tsady Hllek rlflk Hare KultrlHl ftl Morcamlt# 6 Hold HUde I Kid ! ! • » C Hhythm a*^*! 3 Miisvlf* Minn 7 HhalUlra 4 Zljra> « luilr * Nakr. Burnsr hiatk ll^rv—Palarltyi ( Hal air la Itarol I 7a>oh I L|4l It up* 3 !ht#|fin Ha bn • Andjr*a llook • 3 GHder*l#*va 1 Hr lead Inr 1 '* I-AtTy 1 fa# i Itound aenaaifc Harr . A/ll MUti Fivt li^rAAnfiii er^Titu H III ............... I J « r a i y Hill l U ia | # I thr i*(H’ frtv (fi G* • . : J dolly Mark f Masv. Hed !#, ii r Hut (ufi hi -f ....... .. .t 1. At*rl Hp.e<lstarT would receive patients the same « t'heerful Had .1 Hoc try laid hriUilr Mar mt'lbl 1 , Ih • - iii.tflr afternoon and continue opersflbn C!rh .i,S,” ,i;rl ™ \ Uku. .S iV . U eu t Robert Kidwell , tu I*fi. All*o/t VS luil'UI it Ulfi eighth Uses- r aiarttrr m atalela Haeet ■In .one for sboul. Jt-imuk. InmKftfrrd hy ■Marshall Hare-1 Riverside- Military ArtuMm* Fites Forty MlBslonftfLut U year t a r l " » hi IMt htt»l h rnhsn- T.m» '» Itew f ^T»*ms*l ’ We would move as close at four man and Herman E. Morris,‘ the and attended Duke and Florldi 1 Kialln b**ti playing righf ' mmtil fur thr mites to the front lines, jm l by oung cartoonist steppe«l up to |universities In the early ’30’s, t fcfie'rtow n 1 Hex Hoy you WASHINGTON June, fl, (Spcj (’ol«' v Fed grld.lv jl I|l j VH.4> 411kli the next day the fighting would 4 Mealier Hay » DtaLlllllHesmesi his easel anil asked someone to cU l)—LUut. (jg) Kobrrt R on III*-' baseball nod lm»krtl>«ll (Jg) Kolwrt Le 14 mile* down the rq(tdiV_ - draw a mark of kny »H*pe on the Kidwell. Jr.. (J.S.N.R., of B60I team*, it nd who giadunlr.1 (mm Off-the night of May 1, they >aper. From these ne drew funny Robert M. B r o w n Hospital Conditions PlnSy Branch Road, Silver Spring, Seru(i)ide High S,h.«d >»itli tincrossed the Danube, went throOgn ices, Dutiald Duck, and when Mr, and entered the concen­ Morris drew a long S line, he In Charge Of Dredge Maryland, flew 40 combtt m il­ 44 clans. •Reported Deplorable Munich The* smt of Ml nmi Mr, A 1. f _ lions during • tour of duty just tration camp at Dachau. A> the made a snake of i t TALLAHASSEE, Jttna 6, UP) convoy wound up a narrow windcompleted with the fighting Raburn, U2H Went Third Strr.-t. Club President Dr, Luther Dpss Robert M. Brown o f the Drown —Gq» , Caldwell’s Invest]gator r*c- ro*d into the camp they drove squadron of A ir Group 4&, based P/c. Rahurn wa» I><n r* in .Sanford. otnmended to h ira vsd the eah- ■lowly poet 60 boxcars of, pri­ came in for a profile view* start­ Dredging Company o f Tam no is aboard a fast INDEI’ ENDENCE- May 20, 1U26. lie enlisted on his* ing with the .cigar and ending In peraonal charge of the drvdn Inet yesterday that plana should 10th birthday and « m cellcl into claee carrier. be made to reliever the present soners murdered by the Genuine, with “ Doc” . Letter Thary. Lar­ and equipment now being moblliiThe Zl-yrnr-old pilot of ■ active service on Aug .in. I1MI. he stated, [j * ( ry's former employer at Weetem ed and repaired on the Sanford overcrowding* at the ita t* hosThe citation it-mD: l‘fr Allwrt “During ail thl# excitement." Union, posed for a portrait that waterfront for dredging spare- JfELLCAT, Navy fighter pianr, he ,*lt « h my misfor­ had everyone laughing. tlon* that will start In nbost a ha* returned with ■ Distinguished W. Rahurn, 331 Infantry. Unlt.il / P> Mrs. Ellen WhltM&t Miami »o- tunewrote, to M tha senior' noa-^om Larry made hie cartoons with week to cut a thro* mile channel Flying Cross, and gold star in States Army. "For disllngunbing etsL worker, suggested an addl. tlon of fsclllOes to pro.hio cam in the convoy; so Major Jones startling speed. Joel Field drew to a depth of eight feet (ran lien of the second third, and himself by heurlr achirvrmrnt m Isr st leset l o w l r thd lnitits. celled for msn and soldi H)et a K and from Ii L arry made a the preeent navigation channel to fourth •roirtes, He ilio war connection with mllitarv oiHrrathese trucks unloaded in Bure funny face. According to Mr. Enterprise at the dock o f tllr sWardcd an Air Medal ami gold tlons against an enemy uf the stars In lieu of second, third, United States on April. before supper, there’s e kitchen Morris, Larry has won numerous Florida Power Corporation. near Latgeuede. Germany, around her* somewhere, ftnd out badges and awards In state com­ The work will cost about |3'>< fourth, and fifth Air Medalj. Lieut. Kidwell shot down five | "In the attack. Private Raburn whet Hi m ^ i w lj poet ^uards petition*, snd is sepecisily noted 000 and will take about two esd for his com 1cel figures. Ho Is __ fighters, and ~ burned was a membtr uf a fmir man the hoe- on Okie equipment, and y"/, - 'She told the the son of Mr. snd Mrs, R. W, a half months to complete, Mr. planes of all type* on an- patrol operating two to four ^rtth pa- ^ ^ H U T was Brown said today/, Ha added that *a * gaifnij & K ^ I'lu •w in n m®# •!* J ^ P 'lp Lossing. airfields, lie also inflicted mitea In advance of the main imttqaat_____ -at Sidney Hsrlong o f Leesburg. then bad never been a deep chai­ t amount of damage on body. About. 200 yards from the Institution wee 26 to 60 ■ ns l to that point before, and,that Klwanlan Htutensnt governor of shipping and ehorc tQstal- town. Private Raburn saw an Vt understaffed in - c h 'daIts principal Use would be Jor the Central IDitrtct, eras welcom­ I enemy signal light. He promptly fust .Oil barns .supplytor Bolt Of Lightning ed as a visitor snd praised the Silver Spring youth, ths fired in the direction of the light, : -M m . Whi ^ w jw rt »toUd power plsrit. To pump tbs seed 100 portent activities o f the dab. __ _____ - R.. then boldly led the-patrol in an of^ Mr. und Mre. Robert , that toilet B u r n s Apartment John Hodge, formerly o f the ill. of-th* Bflver Spring ad- attack upon th* house In which h>, p antiquated, Merchant Marine and now employ, Is married to the former the enemy wa* hiding. Five' p ri­ The Lasher apartments at #004 *,< by the Hanford Paint and Hugs sections of this pfPe are ’I Irene Wright of 8enford, soners wer* taken and an enemy ‘ TtaCAOM *of Magnolia ware threatened Inf ftreUlaaa'Company, now being assembled on the lake was welcomed u condition. I MM It was . Ha 'attended Central High ambush attempt wa* thwarted due by moans ot huiler floats. Monday afternoon when Light-a guaab Washington, D.C. before to Private Itsburn's aggressive the Navy. action. ’ ’ Ills eporagtous and heroic ac­ _ .air group flaw 3,000 sor- ^ n *3 V NUMBER Jittery Tokyo P claimsUndergrrou Forts To Mark Ne Mi l i t a r y Epoc Of Four Found Be­ neath Chancellory B E R L IN r^ n tT c , ( A P ) ~ A t h i g h Itu s s ia n m ilita ry so u rce sa id 'to d a y , t h a t a body fo u n d in B erlin h a a been id e n tifie d w ith f a ir c e r ta in ty a s t h a t o f A d o lf H itle r . T h e aim o tfe b lack en ed a n d c h a r r e d Dody w as one o f f o u r d is ­ co v ered in an u n d e rg ro u n d f o r tr e s s b e n e a th ' t h e R eich s chancellory niter the fall erf Ber4 in. Aabed why no official anlouncement waa made by Mos­ cow thia source said aa long aa any element of uncertainty exista the Russian*. do not wiab to state definitely Ih c body ha* been found. lesterdny the tvev. M artin NleTnoeller, self-described "H itler’* own prisoner and personal enemy,’ said that he believed Hitler may have escaped by UIhiui. * The Lutheran Paatof ‘ added 4)hat he vainly tried to Jfin the N aii navy in 11)39 became "my ■uni were out fighting dnd dying for me and I think a father should die for hla sons.” "You muat take mo for whaf f i am." laid the pastor who at­ ta c k e d naiiiam from the pulpit in 1937. A l ’ boat commander W EDNESDAY, JUNE fi. 1943 l h..|lfit» ft*| It |t(iew|H*f«tiia future ir«tti k' 1 Y m flu intlrlpatrti rrvrnue from ptfitl tii* dkl \ th* * iff ii*i |>rovc# -.11 HUM lit. w,«« hard in thoar day®. In’fort* with f > i, i -’t iitltk' Thr Hr hrdaU t1*m| y hr wrtld k-" r If HIM f A- If •' •» r VT8H waa Jiiwt Ml'T.t' * f i ti sfMt hiring® II »!*.. % % ■ f .»•. i Imfi .tin h nmr 'Mr! '•1 i-r N k*1 1ti * * k« u - . « f f JM• ' M #11*1 1♦ -in if a f*m'1 Kllli'l 1 ' e# 1 if. i, u u t n' 1',|i•"r* »►■..» thr ’ brr« br c»rl/« *' •'"1 tIt! Jrc k 1 I Hilly WfUl ■ii a h";'1 > ' ' 1• . MUifilf 1'♦ |«e"| f - -1»*!- . 1 t n 1t»|*M . Art)*- •*•»* *v\» f r r r ir trc v h i* /i" " " u ,M I |*t f. <*' Miir of * i jig. it*-,,i -!jiII w nut t ho i f hi i !ir u n i i ' r1 1 ■. , ., |., , r ,. •■ii Ut* oak We’ ll K^t i I my pit|M*r U I hi# tiiitv > ■ Iloiterl IsA*r ■ l -i u* ■I t til rl..M our In ntli ^ Uol. Petvrs Awarded Legion Ot Merit (rt)n<l»n. .bn 1" I ' i -t I'i 1, * lift uf M l Hll 111*1 Uf Slit! r i o im*. Im • -.tmlirtiu'tl in in c h it r ifc uf K n g i.in .l H l l lf f o f I l l ’ll 1 c n t lit , uiruiiiutv a d s< vt n*nj nut, | m*M Mr# H. nriliili ntuvttl mtli *u * Ifa mu; t>> UrUtluIu kbherfi •*tt|faKfHl to It* | » '| v | « t W -»» kdt'i’H •mi t Thr oMinty'# U | ..... h Hr Inti'f with oth®rn, Im.,.*,'hi nut ari nb^lra^t cotitpif^y. In 11*0 l th® Rrarilnll* purcHas* *-I The honir on I-ttkc* <’h#rnke® tt hu it tin# "tincr herfi th* family In U.i-07 Mr*, Hrant all r-ulriirt* h rf btM f h f Koy% #he with h u k barit | r a i ri«*<l *»i Ihi* bin* a l w a y f p a rt in ihi n r ti { vtn m l find c iv ic a •ii a promt* community'a Pities, bein* DociliUlr nr.(I hi* nrh Army Air .in* nf the onvinatorH of thq Forcf, Iium ttt‘4’11 U#J*l|flirt| te. lhf» SniM'i* library and its first Ii* Thin! Air Four hnuli|uttfI i*m at br»iMun, a*t v%r 11 mm a charter memt*e*i nf thr Ko«alind club, the Tam pa. He was r «r t.i' i«" ar»lr«i tt. tin** tdde#t tocial fir ir amiatloH. "Ijcg ion of Mmt me*hi I foi A drviuit rn* mber of the Epiteo“ueeptiohally ii»ri iim um# '-rr bui* pnj i hiirrh, »hr w«# (vr^aniat for Si I like*# for many year*. in a fluty of f r ’»p"M#»bihty HI# i«i#tcr, I im t Beatrice Connor, who wn* uvemea® fut Ui montha anil nit m. utv icc n# a r\ura® in the Fiji DUnil# >r thv h nouth Hacifir ana mid in India, has been returned to Kennedy General Ho*pitai at Memphfa. S Sgt. Welter F. Willard, en­ Ttnn., for acrvice She recently gineer end gunner uf the Army received baric training nt Camp Air Force end son o f Mr. aad Rucker, Ala., due to the fact j Mrs. Edward Williard o f Sanford, of ro t having taken it in-fore returned recently from the Italian going overseas. theater of war where he has been serving for th* past els months, during which time he participated in 60 mission*. His crew of fellow members were the only one# out of a slnst the Jans, In Which tions mertL ths highest urnlso and The Sanford Tennis Club will whole squadron of bombers that men smashed 235 enemy uphold tht finest traditions of the meet Friday night at the Semin­ came hack to this country wtl snd sank 10J600 terns of military aerrlce. He entered the ole High School st 8:00 o'clock- ih* original raambera. Three [ while striking at target* military service from Florida.” Recreation Director C.F Kettles these had suffered wound* _ Pfc. Raburn received his basic announced today Everyone inter­ Sgt. Williard escaped injury, _ _ Japanese mainland, Indo. China, the Philippines, For- training at Camp Hood, Texas, ested in tennis is urged to hr weare the presidential citation .end two Jims, snd Okinawa and was sent oversets in January present. four oak leaf clusters. ' damaged an additional 134,- of this year. He waa awarded the An older brother is ■ chief of enemy shipping, snd Infantry Combat Medal ’for' serv­ The Salmagundi. Semlnol* High petty officer In the Navy ovaK commendation from ing with the Engineers in the School annual, wilt be ready for seas. Edward Willard, hla father __ crossing of the Rhine. 1U sprved distribution next Monday at 0:00 served 28 months ovonoaa with Cheater W. Nlmltt 63 Division Plvlslon o f Urn the- tfth 2th AJJ. at tha High School, accord- th* P in t Division In W o r « W ar of a major major,'r t r tat ta b rtf-a 't I with the' 18 p « ^ gWtort, against Arm y, the first to make * bridge-1lw to Information released tbday S-Stft. Walter Willard I Back From Italy CITY BRIEFS a is%smg ittL a fWiHTr# -1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1e713b5ea6561be01b95e28ccfe6092.pdf a5e59e700a3425430550745bcf6b06e9 PDF Text Text I ran fl**Nfrmn nnur-D. BAKponn Ftonmx PAGE EIGHTS IPan-American Clipper Inaugurates . North Route l i mu Miaou To Ireland a d v e r t isin g f o r C a to In A p p ly in g A n d S-P-f-f-D in D ry in g bates 19c p er tins for ona Insertion OBc p e r line for thro* insertion* 07c per line for 0 insertions |5e per line far 20 Insertions Minimum rile s . . . 30c (•HONE L4K OR Q#ING Y OU R Ads to T H E SANFORD HERALD Count, five words To the line, including p h o n e Sod address. S U R F A C E - N U The C l e a r Plastic Finish For W o o d o r ll n o lo u m All sdr erllsetnrntn for situations wanted will be charged for at (hi regular clssalflrd rate*. II II. P O P E .C O . U. S. TIRES nnd TUBES MUDKItN sell located house, Phone 9122. ( Ti 20 ACRE farm tried, good flow­ ing wclli, 19 n cres rough land Pidm Hammock Sanford, Fla. F. E. dels, 1101 Park Ave., • Sanford, Ha. Phone 651-W. ROOM H O U S E completely furnished. 703 Palmetto Aveluie. Terms if- desired. TOM ATOES, beans, beets foi canning. 11. (’ Whclchel. Phone 9110. S tate Market.__________ T H R E E - PIECE wicker livlnv room suite. 122‘v Pnlinetli Avenue. LOST 10 KEROSENE W a te r Healer and tank. Inquire 404 Palm etto Avenue. 5 G A LL O N oil can* w ith conven­ RED A N D while pocketlxvok conts in in g jewelry and ration book*. Mr*. (Ml. .Stafford, 216 Dak Ave, HELP W ANTED— ient yourlng *l«mU. Stafford's Service Station, phone 9130. C O I/iR K D girls fo r laundry work. Regular hours and wngts Apply in person, Hemii’oh 193 i PONTI A ' sedan Reason, County ljiumlry Co., 819 W aide. 103 N o rth Palmetto A ve­ 3rd St. _ _ _ _ _ nue. _______ GIRLS fo r Soda ■Fountain. TouchFive-room house outside city ton D rug Co limit*. 1mmedlate poiieisiun. Robert A. Williams Phon* 732 A tlan tic Bink Bldg. telephone county 3903 0-room furnished house, 2(4 acres of land Oh hard roud, 3W miles from town. Robert A. Will Ism* Phone 732 A tlantic Bank Bldg. Srings I n ju r i n g Seuwfy fa H e a r t and fu rn ila re I l l y I n i i l s s l — Alrakal a n d W a t e r y i e e l — A tld n n j Alk ali HvvlileaV PiVfSw^ v1 Sanford Paint iii ( ilass Co. U — g*t| fUtprv#' WA NTED for cleunlnx departm ent and e n d all-around helper. Seminole County Laundry West Third HK8SER l O T Wounded In Europe Live uugurated Pan American World , A irw ays' north ern route overI night flight* to Koynee, Hire, for the fourth consecutive tum m ert Marking the firs t «t«p In the lime roi.il hack to pre-war com nirrrinl activities, puhliration of the Clipper's d e p artu re a n d a r ­ rival time*, as well as consider­ able ra s in g of restriction* r e ­ garding p ass en g er priorities, came a f t e r four years of closely guarded secrecy su rrounding ail operations of tha g ia n t Clippers, which have been Botfly employed on w artim e missions. Now certain businessm en will be r e n t e d by Clipper to »nd fro m the eon tin ent on r r g u 1 a r I y scheduled!1 flight* The Dixie Clipper Is th « first of the fleet to emerge from h e r ilmb chrysalis of camouflage Into her origins) gleam ing allver. The 7 4 -p assenger Clipper and her sister ships d u rin g the w in ter returned to the United State* from P ortugal ev ery other week 315.000 American soldiers a n d ' via the sou th ern route frpm sailors hoipitaliied In this t h r a t r r j N atal and Belem, Brmxit, thence since the beginning of the wnr. by wav of T rinidad and Puerto fewer th an 13,000 have died. Itlro to Bermuda and finally *6.1 P e r Cent Recovered New York. The am ply supply of whole Some inform ation is now avail­ blood and blood plasm a provided able concerning the stupendous by people In the U nited S lates w ar job done by PAA's t r a n s ­ was a g r e a t contributing facto r atlantic flying boat*. 01,000 vital in the recovery of Ufl.l per cent w ar passengers, 7,000,000 pounds of the men, Hawley said. of mall and 2,000,000 pounds of (A dispatch from P a ris said 1 rn rgo were speeded to th eir des­ 196.000 pin ts of whole blood were tination* in Europe and Africa. flown from New York and thn* A pproxim ately 2,200,000 ml lea American »oldi*r* abroad supplied ) were flown on 90 “seclal m is­ another 140,000 pints. In addi­ sions" far from accustomed tion. an estim ated 1,000.000 pints routes. The Dixie Clipper itself of blood plasm a were Used.) carried P resident F ra n k lin . ^DOther fa c to rs in the e x trrm e ly . m hu rt o r tor ro r * r r Itoosevelt to the historic Casa- low Heath ra te , according to the j i our- flK«iiNor:K c orxTV, tilnoeu Conference in Ja n u a r y , rhief surgeon, were th e devotion I •T in : ok n .o a iiiit. in KIIOIlATBe PHI of the medical officers and i IN RH Tj|K KeSTATi: OF A I’AA (Tipper contributed to soldiers of whom more th a n 2.0IH I l.KNA PI.rCKHHT. D tc* a» rd (irtiernl Montgomery's d efeat of were killed and 10,000 wounded Al.l. WHOM IT MAT CON. tinm an Field Marshal Erw in while serving with eom hat troops, TO CBRN: Itouimel by flying a rush ship- and the excellent nursing care Nolle# i» h?rflijr g l f t n ( h i t AMELIA NOBLE file*! her flrvxl re; merit of am m unition and ta n k the casualties received. Of the 100,000 A m ericans still lw,il an* K itc u l r l i of Cli# #■!«!# of part * to the Hlh Army a t El L«'*i*x I'pijiPktrf, that p I»* Alumrin. Im m ediately a f t e r in hospitals, n large percentage her , |f#lilkm for filial dl»Pearl H arbor PAA flew ap ara will lie restored to d u tv or re | rhAiM#. uml that ph# will applr (o airplane p a rts and . tracer a m ­ turned to th e United S ta te s by ; the* I l o n o r a h l # R . W . W n r # . t . o i i n t y munition to its subsidiary, China July 10. Only those who cannot ^Judtff I»f Hemlnole i\ u n t y t FlorMa. National Aviation C o rp . for use be safelv moved will remain. The speed with which the Army by t h r American "F lying Tl«era," en a blip r 40 grounded P-40'a to Is re lu m in g Its wounded hnmr get into the a ir near Rangoon on also is a v a st improvement over Christm as Day and down 20 conditions th a t prevailed a f l r r the World W ar when the Inst pintles ill a su r p ris e attack. Pnn A merican offered Ita of the wounded were not returned fnrihtic* n rd personnel for t r a i n ­ to the Untied States until fo u r­ ing 1,100 Navy flight mechanic* teen month* after the arm istice ' at Isitiiiardia Field, and almost Air evacuation is one id the i 5.000 aerial navigators for the principal reasons for this speed \r tu y , Navy and Royal Air up No less rem arkab le than the I'..:,, at its Miami N avigation Im. i1 A «|wcial. still-secret R*- record on com bat casualties is t b r rug'll It Inn School was also opef,' fight age inst contagious d ts ea'es a ted to train pilots of unarm ed In the World War more thnn 2.1. i mn tori rial ships to assist their 00<i soldiers died of disease F ew ­ 1,200 haw- died of fellow m ilitary pilots in delect- er than ing. reporting and destroying disease in th e European theater la this war. Mince th ere have . enemy sobs, ships ami plana*, line Clipper ♦’■ nr" He* vermin twic» as maiiv AinvrK‘a<> Irruvi - , r \ term inato rs to Genera) Stllweil lop rmitrot of a (tin's(cried out- Burdick. South Sanford Ave MISCELLANEOUS CHOCOLATE sy ru p . S gallon Jars. 75c. H om er’s Hod* Shop, WATERMELONS. Also firm vine ripened tiomatoes for canningNorwornl and Tindal's S to re Phone County 2105. G IL B E R T ’S P a n a m a Cnocolote candy. Homer's Soda Shop. C U R T A IN S , Inr table cloths scarfs, washed, starch ed a no stretched. 51B MellonvllIe A*e Phone B79. BORROW 21KIIII W IIEIIR PRIVACY IS RB8PBCTKJV YOUR n atu ra l ileslrc fur priyur) in monoy m ntters 1* strictly respected here. Friends am. relatives are not questioned about your creditYour em tdoyer or business associate! ERO SENE w a te r heater and tank, also - sm all Icebox. 013 Magnolia Ave. Phone 486-R, BATTERY SET radio, looks like now. cheap. 210 E. 6th St. Phone 9 4 8 .___________________ H acre* land lying south ol railruad, house and 2 lot* known ns Teuton Placo— W a r e ­ house ami 2 lota lying along A T T E N T I O N : Service personnel and vacationist* — Apt*, end side of railw ay In Camerun rooms two blocks from Main City. Going Into service. Mat St. one half block o f ocesn by Xunik, Rt. I, Box 133, Sanford, d a y o r week. Phono 049-U, 708 B roadw ay, Daytona Bctch. F la R E C A P P E D T lllE fll F U R N I S H E D "ROOMS- 1408 Oak Wa have In stock racapped p a s ­ Avenue. senger tires In a lm o st sll slsea; no perm its sre now required to T H R E E room a p a rtm e n t, no purchase these. children, phone 0136. RRLINHRBi Lengthen the. life o f your recap ­ F IV E room house furnished, ped tires by r o t t i n g a rellner 225.00 per month. 3 mllet In them . Ilsve Ju st rscslved a South of Sanford opposite Dr shipment of th e s e In virtually Baker's Dairy. J.V . Martin. ■11 sites. Also, w s have these In truck sites. FOR RENT — -V A. it, l'H R V A T IPhtmr 2104 Seville, Florida D STRAIN ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR yo ur e a r a t Specie1 Cat nd. Terms. JUST RECEIVED a tew Evtready flashlight batteries. While '^Mk Bldg. they last 10 cents each. Electric haster M EAN S A BUSINESS .SERVICE ST OR A GE ' G arage. irtm tn t w ith ■ ataraiw k S tt-'-KBROBENK hot water j; - 018 Magnolia Avenoa. Can American’* ' - ' e a t contribu­ tion*, to the U-ritad S tates and her Allies were made possible by the international alrling's long ex­ perience u n i "know -bow " gained through years of pioneering In transoceanic flying. A ftar Months of rarefu l teat flig h ts, studies of w eather and c h a rtin g of hitherto unmapped portions of th* globe, I'A A Inaugurated Its firs t com m rrrinl tr a n s a tla n tic flight on Huy 30. 1939, on th* twelfth anniversary of Col. Charles A Lindbergh's historic aolo hop from the Ui itrd S lates to Paris. Since then the g ia n t Clippers have been s h u ttlin g rwfulortv be­ tween this hemisphere, E urope and Africa. Pacific Division C llppo n, of the same type *9 the Atlantic t a p p e r s . In au g u rated rou tes to th a Orient, building th slr own landing bases a t Guam, Wake and Midway—bases which were turned over Immediately to the Navy when war w as declared. The Pacific division has been uncrating under c o n tra c t to the Navy Air T ran sp o rt Sarvlce. while A frica-Orient Division has Iwen o p e ra tin g ou4- of - Miami under contract ta the . A nny T ra n sp o rt Command. Oldest divi­ sion In the S ystem , tha Latin -’Arnerienn .r h a s continued cotn m sr-' C N fC A fO U R R tF Q tG fR A T O R S e r v i c e Co- PAINT NOWI . Have Good Reliable Painters 1930 TERitAPLANE, Very good Viaavailable. Call Banford Paint A Glass Company. Phone 303. SERVICE A U T O BODY A N D FENDER WORK by fcn ex p ert. S uperior a u t o p a in t Ing, la r g e ass o rtm en t o f ’colon Y our c a r c a n look new. Bring R to t u an d see. Holler Motor Sale* 5 room bungalow 6 room 4 room 4 room fi room B room 208 W . 1st. SL bungalow bungalow bungalow bungalow bungalow Backed By Th# ’ .’W ic :f Sfcm dardi , , Phone 122 W AN TED P; 50 bona »n<f f r y m . tto Grocery, 817 M o at- WANTED TO SENT NXVT couple dealrea /ernlaked apartment or oattage. Pernan.*« Saaford" Chaitri 7 .dbuct C R CJonti on » of Have You Heard The One About the business m an who is being sued? .There a r e n 't many public liability su its w ritte n up in o ur local paper*. Most o f them never g»;t into court, b u t that d o e sn ‘t mean property ow ners, merchants, fa r m e rs and o thera a re not being sued. A n y one who comes to v ou r house. Into your sto re, your farm , w h eth er jgpj w an t to see them or not, m aybe n friend, a c u a l p m r M o r ju s t someone try in g to sel™ you som ething you don't w ant, a n y th in g esn happen and o ften docs and someone g e ts h u r t on y o ur premises. The n ex t th in g you know y o u H bo g e tt in g an im po rtan t looking paper s a y f j tn g " g r e e ti n g * " and a request to a p p e a r in court to show caus* why you shouldn’t pay over 8-V 000 o r more fo r allowing som e­ one to g et h u rt on yoar p r e ­ mises. f If you haven't a public liabili­ ty policy all th a t is necessary fo r you to do is to employ a la w yer, ta k e the case to c o u rt nnd enjoy a good verbal 'f i g h t, and if you lose pay y o ur lnwyer, court costa a n d the ju d g m en t (seldom aw xW 920,000) B u t if you have public liability Insurance you can ta k e n ringside s e a t and let your in­ surance company nay all costs o f th e -lawsuit, witnesses, l a w ­ yers. bond, court costs, etc.: i n addition pay the Judgment a g a i m ” you up to the anrtUUt g i r t e d In _ vour poller. • “ W arn in g this liability Insurance does not pay claims 'a g a in s t you for Injury to y o u r employees. You may need w orkmen's m m A pensstlon too. Drop in to see us and find out atiout our insurance anil service We can save you 20% on vour P.L. and W.C. insurance. C.M. Boyd A Co. _______ a .w ti.W y s t r i f e IF I I N U l I N i « m m iM S ii i i i K - YNtarcntciMiKiuui 8 IT . W A N T E D - F o r t h o » o w h o lo v e t h e b e a u t y o f m o d e m a t y l l n * . . . t h i a b e d r o o m a u l t e w ill plpa.se t h e m o s t d i s c e r n i n g . . . d a ! operatinr w over its 60,000 mile netw ork of a r r m l trade rou tes throug hout S outh ami C antral America and the C arib ­ bean, ca rr y in g vital w aitim e c arg o and nigh ir io rity military ar.a dlplnmatic pmasengei-s I k * tween toe U nited S ta te s and t h r o th e r republics and colonies of th a waatarn hemlvrhere. LEGAL NOTICE ch eatrnb e, v a n ity w ith 6 p i e c e * — I n c l u d e ^ t h e f u l l a lz o iw d , b e au tifu l p late R lasn m i r r o r , a n i g h t s t a n d a n d v a n ity bench. 259 * > Mather of Sanford 203-09 E. 1st. A NAME “Goad A Bad* OF | A* B e a r d Of fllip-eyvie™ I li a viii l i r a i n a i t a D l a l r let ! Beautiful Modern Suite T W O Y t l l ' N G f r * « ^ milk g o a t s , re a so n a b ly priced M rs J N. IDD1E CHOP, p r e w a r rs r r i a g e sud cur vest. Service .Station, phone Among housewives recen tly Interviewed. • out of 7 T*er» cheating themselves — passing up extra red points because they did not save all their used fats. These women were saving only the easy amount* from frying bacon or broiling. T hey were lArmriag e n g the little bits . . v the meat trimmings and table scraps. Yet those small amount', saved and melted down, can fill fat salvage cans In no time at •dll Har* |U | been cheating your­ self t Then start saving every scrap today I Our country need* (at* urgently to help make battle­ field and home-front essentials. to coniM tatf A quotum for the purpose of holding iuch election John Dud a . P reilim l 111=111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111 Rose Court Section. One five room house, also one six-romp house. Robert A. Wllllltns Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Whig. LARGE SIZE baby bet) Inuerspring m attress. Soda Slmti. a jA C o n s. D#c«IMd. approval of tam e and for final 7 0 ALI^ CREDlTOKfl AND P E R . dUcharce pa, executrix cf the SOWS Ua VMO CLAIMS O R estate &| ta n a P « y d : i | t , detrayed, p n t A l f D 3 AGAIK3T 3 A i ” sr. Ifti# lClL dey of Ua>% 11U ESTATE A l l ? I-1 a K C B L r . 1 OU *ft,J f^iii of ) *m ill* hrr«li) FxetutrLx of the eatale of iioniffl«N| jirwl irqulrrct in pr»ii#nt 4 L f iv§ P e n c k rft, deceesaad. »ny claim* a Ini dr man d* whlcli >««* «f •Hh#r of you, mmj have n o t i c e ok M K i f m r . o r i A ? m n c a ln tl the m UI« of UEOlUiK (3. t l H f K I H o r ALAVIA tlltAIAJAI*OUH, d«c*ued, lain of #*1(1 A u n D llT I l ll T OK eiiNIK. County, td the County Judge of OLH roi'N T T . K1.0II IDA. TO Kenilnole rminty. Florida, at hla K I.W T a e r r r . i i v i t o H ok of fire It■ i hr four! hone# of m Id a Aliy iiieTNitT. fount}' a | Ha nfor d. Fkirlda. w ith ­ NOTICE IS IIEItKlIT C1IVKN in rltffit calendar mortflia from the that ct meet If*a of the owner* nf *Ime of the ft rat publication of lend* allnate In Hl-AVIA DRAIN* thi* notice, Hath claim or demand AUK DIHTUICT «*f Hemlnole t'oim•hall he In writing, and ahaJI elate ly. Florid*, will he held at the the place of remldened and poet office of A. I>uda A H»n# In »nk1 off Ire* addreae of the rlaliuant, and dletrlet at ten «rclock A. M.. on ■hall he ■worn to by the claimant. the ! I th day of June, 1916, for the • re n t, or attorney, and any auch purpose of eluctlnir one au per visor claim or demand net ao Iliad aha 11 i for aald dtetrlct for a term o ' ;nre# 'he void,. yaara, at which election eve/y acre of land In Ih# dlatrlci shall repANNIB HEM.R JAfX>nR Aa eie c u trla of the ■U e l rreent one eh are and each owner W i l l a n d T r element of • hall h* entitled to rote in perMie fJF.OUflE q. JAOURH, de- or hy proxy In w riting duly signed for every acre of land owned i»y him D» auch iL a fr lc t. g u a rd ia n * i atlMAN ir g B iT T IrA U a H , may repretettl their wards, exec* l i n r t i i y r>,e K i M l M utora and admInletr a tors may rep ­ n r . l |.at.ll.*lloir75*sr It, DU. resent e a tf tt i of Aeceajtfd peraoti* and private corporations may he repreaentrd hjr th eif of fleers or duly authorised agents. The owner* of a majority of the acreage Included In Sftrh district shall he neceiean oboroe Surgeon Callfi Blood DonntionK V i t a l ; Commends Medics c l a s s if ie d WEDNESDAY MAT 30, 1&I5 # FAME Phone 127 �' *r (V'V i( attforfr IMemlb If * » wish to k t free I If w# with U vpreserve b r i o l s t * til d m Inestimable p riv i­ lege* for which we h a r p been to lo a f coalead in g — we e ta s l figh t] —M T H I I H HC1RT. e i -! g iJ—i- i- AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER E-Hlablished 1908 Industrial City Of Osaka Is Hit By Superfifrts SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JUNE l. 1945 Seminole High School Graduating Class of 1945 /Churchill C London CottTer O . To Decide Syrian Independence Plea 0. M ^ «Br U m t i l M M Reports Show Princi­ pal Parts Of Yokoh a m a Destroyed; Shuri Japs Trapped G i r l s , In 2 9 A r m a k e LONDON, June I. (A P>— France tuda) refuard to cum. ply with Prim* Minister Churchill'* r * q u * a t t h a t French troop* In Syria r e t ire In the b a r r a c k . In avoid the pnaaihility of a rlaah with thp U rlti.h but in a runclllatnry m m r ordered F r m c h force* to "ceaae flretog." A I’arU commanlcrnc a a I d. “ French troop* will remain In their position*,” B o y s , y , U p N a v y C l a s s f min it 11un •x c rc is o a at Seni m o le M ic h School w ill h r belli M o titlny e v e n in g at H SO «»*cWk at the -tchool a v id llo riu m , u-hf* an h o fio i c I a r i o f 94 s t u ilr n f * , < winch young men ire in ihe m i r o n tv b w iu a r o f the ta ll ■ W .itlil W rt r II. w ill co nclm lr thr r Rt u tlte i i n S a n fo n l It t« an honor clafcj* in t iu m i n f tt4*Hiid n ra h ip to h tieg n e p o * » i hlv mut m ntrhp rl h r f o ir in S'fBi ihtilta I ’m in ty , im m o rr f hull Dfi*' th ird . <»r 'HI i t u i l r n l t . httvi* it t ’M itn ! n |M’r c e it iiK r in 'ultiillta’t of fm ,i 1M* or m ore during: i l i r i i Vi’J* 1 > V>f h i j f h uchit'd F ifty o n e K id * a m i ■ !«■>- hack on virtually all front* Glinm reported ‘‘tho principal portion of Y okohama virtually wag d estro y ed ’’ and re tu rn in g nfrmeq indicated they Irft Osaka in tho aame condition today. Tokyo m broadcasts ad m itted flnn-ca - e r e ~ started thro ug ho u t O iaka'e m a n u ­ factu ring cen te r a n d were only •‘gradually being b ro u g h t under control.” claim ing the Jap* d e­ stroyed 47 Superfort*. The raid wan made by 450 B-29 and 150 • flghtef*. Fiv* A m erican division* on M R E It 126. French Troops In Syria Won’t Budge But Cease Firing 14 Pr**a* Fas* Mera ber Att-socialcd Pretw M 4 Or J 51 Great wave? of Superfortrepaoa today lighted fires In Omtkn sending smoke 27,000 feet above Japan’s most ~ h i g h l y industralizcd city amid an announcem ent th a t a almilnr raid burned out 6.9 square miles of Yokoharfm Tuesday as Allied ground forces drove Japanese troops C o n lliard p r* u « ilv i h i < i i t 144ft, 4 « a l i . SUM ■ v ial m w . ^ * * * * 4 -A * * * * A * 94 Students To Graduate From Seminole High W A S H IN G T O N / Ja n e 1, (A P>— P resid ent T rum en d e ­ clared today the 0 , 8. Army In the Pacific ultim ately will he twiep ila present alM and "bigger th a n o a r Arm y w»» In Europe a t (Cm he Ieh t." In a ■pedal m essage ( a Con grew*, reiteratin g American d e te rm ­ ination to fig h t th e Jap an ese to a •‘complete finish,” the P resident called fo r workera In ship re p a ir y a r d s , to meet th a Nlpponeee suicide attack*. 3 Ii ■ VOLUME XXXVI k. 1M Ilk •! WMU ip tf will naka K cb rd u led preeclvn lit appear in processional 1h r I I* I fill 111 t o r*. 1t th e LONDON. June 1, ( A P ) ~ Danger of a Hritish-French f l u s h in the Levant dJmlnUh* etl today anti steps were taken to bring Hritairt, Franee and tile United S tates into a London conference to | settle Syrian dem ands for full independence Beyrouth tlis|wtehen said the French I i iimm.iinlrr in S t r i a agreed In a match r m ifn rc iirr w ith the B ritis h ca m * m+imlt i t -. « ciisr f if in g » * P r im e t r r r i o . ihptoli' . I l l i b t i f r f till «I r m a n dIr d . and v**nnjf ■m“ ■■ M rile .. 1•• t it k r *»rdIf f e f |llltt 1 'h r B r i t 1 r r v 1Cr, eight "1 »l vt *•r r t"It 11I’d 141 d u ll dill II Ig II * 1 I d •••CM S i * rt lh.> .. 1 j r S K lim in fo rm !h trim it ml , l » 1 r d Mi r I F lU*t' o f • Min nut na th a l t W.. h||*h “' H im >| ,'M-dlts f.n 1 l i p 1 Ml, . IS 1. | I h r y r . I n hi i ft >i v r i iti a r r «• o f^ ta r f k l v »*tar i 11 Ihe* i r f \ ICC r»«.’ t*. 4•|4(OIS*« Rr iltsh ii iatlt*d hv 1* I hn u who r n t r m i tin i*” ■ t • r f f o r l « to i rat<< r r " >rdta| V P ari* -'littk. i n i it 11 !kta It1 thr local French i th i n y e a r « t r Stall p o w r l l , * .41 Mai <l OM11 Wf* C he r km NikeMdj h v Mir d WilkiriMin, Btc Frank (Tprcru# Itnhkn»i»ti, Hoh M. h . . it II Hh i " a o«l Jet r y Whilr. In at-m rp iu, the jniRt year w r r r John Robert Howell, Euifrne Penulnu ton. ftporire TeriUilo, Robert Farm Labor Camp 6 Will Remain Open Two More Weeks It’s Small World: Sid Hudson Meets Pal In the Pacific iieufer ami William Tindall*. TRONT ROW-—L E F T to R ight —T om m y Vaughan, H arold Chapman, P ete llukur, I inrun Ruth Or) ham, Emma Rum hies Marv Ann W heir h el, Kmlly T h e main prog nun at gr«*InBonny A ustin. Dofie Dunn. Je a n Hall, R oberta Even*, Ja n e t ll e tie l. Shirley Cameron. line Hull. Pauline Mrl-cllan, t'h a i lo l le I rue, Cutlierili* Clark, A llo a s x v rc U ta w ill bp Betty Corrodl, Alice Hell, M artha Pag*; Ethel Brown, Martin. Hmwit, VVHindu Hn * I y, Bark in lilt goto] old days be­ on, Virginia An*le>. Gerald D>*tlng Marion Ualxirn. Oharisa Daw. by F h arlrs Dfc««otl. Mnnon lip- yond rucall when Sanford h a d a Marlon Herbat. Paul Hod gins, H e rb e rt Muse, Killy S h o tm ak rr, Bills Shuman. sdrlen, T roy Ray. l>*'i4| Jsrk».«n b o rn m nl M in n i t lt u lh Odluim ... . , u _ i born and Mlmu* Birth Cldhan iJlib. B en ny JHHy C hapman, l o r r v Pe*rso V n ' u MalhleUl U a u ' o l MJIIpr. , „ t l , lr<j ,,y & i f t , R^.*, *■■A winning basahidl a ..T h e WKA Farm Labor Canto SECOND ROWt— Cecil Loe, R oivm ary Collum, Lucy "Ward, M arian I’earaon, K a r a M1IL. .ir. ^ iu m no/tl: -'in o t fl M ' Jletati Ulchruit. B ........................ I If h r tut. Belly MOore, RbbSifa K ing. Betty H erm an® ■Intnwyvr, Mary Bennon, I'st ^Phitlti 4 atTvahei mtnar-Awmnm -an d .I c n l h 1 Moya, -B etty Butler, 'hfnu^h ' l i f , 'r n T •' rn tllU l "H .o ire ev fh ro u g “Rod'' u»o,1 to <-n VAnUnualfy U> Peetra* . Calvin Taylor. Claude Bleckney. la, JJoe ee P Kdlth Cheatiuit. Byls'ls Mel»rh, Mildred Robaou r(ernl5 lar , lAtndrprl.t. Audrey Ha. h. K ,lllt„lJim .- A«ar.lt»« S tr e e t win rem ain opart fot th a Betty l a c Niche 1*. OuUrf Davl», n f of of h.-rnn llimtripal Ball park to see his Camille Batten, Maps* Green. Robert Hartley, Marshall Foreman next l u o week* in o rd er to m eat THIRD ROW»—Bob Ckllnbanj H erm an Brumlay, R obert Cranston. I.ydia Wielmldt, H ill !»P riuiife by K u p t T I riFk 'in t i snl Hu,l„io ,%hiim hr idolthe noedit o f grow ers. it was a n ­ ton I'rtnclpnl McrniMn k M o m * iii .l , 1. p ill,- I■*>v and mow nounced tod ay by County A gent will prc*cfit the ihpItonH’* In ^ • riuu'ii th f II omU gtd On I'npr H i I C. U. Dawson. Wlu’ii Sid (“»»** Gi f»nif with _ A t the p resen t tim e there a re fht* \V R Nhingtdii M r im to r *, B e n n y * 2110 of B ritish negro subject* dr-*nured lhf» N j o f t ' pnges fo r from the B ah am as a t the camp every crumb of information about whose con tracts expired T h u r s ­ hiR fuvorite »tnr pitcher. day. All b u t 10b of theae will Then cii mo the vior, and on leave shortly fo r n o rth e rn labor Sopf 2 | 12 ^ /lb iiit) jo ined th e Tho whole of San fold'* dorks, | There wrrr am nr moment a * > f camps on th e e a s te rn seaboard \nv V it*' bint truck »«f bin old wharves ami hoik oil plant* up | anilnu* »u»i«’ii»r hi trying to £ where th ey ore vitally needed In p»l nit■«! frtrml, Snl Hudaon Then Lake Monroe were menaoed at | atl the surtnui hu»e to where the ag ricu ltu ral areas. H r r i r i , |»i tiiniivefrl mo- d«y h i n nhip Ituidrd mt All 5 .IH I o ’ c lo c k T h u r a f J a v ..................... w ater *«■ drep enough to gut * 74 IVreeni Of AII H arry H T h a t this y ear's labor program bUBtfirn •* mm n( | ,iti« |iiiij,’ h Hit (kiwi..| in ihi* !%ti ifo anil In and hv the hlaiiiiK acini tra d e , of a suction rfferl and avoid polling using Imported Bahamas h s i been 1.4ki ! i hr »-U ■••j141 of rd Sjft Sid Volunteers Women; il UmI \\ t*iIt !■-*■Ig hihI SanfiU' B o u n d C h a m p io n rm rlhlM > um l t r u c k c u n tJ iln k n if in air decidedly successful, was today Mij.i-etf nf »hs \rm\ Air Force • ........Moc k f • ■ ' • * * The fire oa* about nut whell tatter noon I n S e r i o u s W r e c k Kaii«»n» n f iu k h tc « t * v i * ’ i» n Indicated by Mr. * Dawson, who I - t » >i*| H d on " hr wrote Some Turned Away i f k h b n r f t 1Un'vs the fire Irurk arrived frutii the gasullne. Iwnind for the B o la n d added th a t the workers had come low Iiy.uhr. Mr. B t Mill* of Naval A|r Station a ft e r l o a d i n g Sanford Naval Air Station, I hlef A l a r c r farmer s»nd V on time, hed stayed ae long as ■»I i i idrt ) Ao’inir *!hf day b«F i f t \ M'MM r »-l*UJ jrtU! w rit’ TALLAHA8HKK. June I. (AT — KIK8I.MMKK. J u n e I. lio n th ey were w o n te d ,, bad proved l^ l g i i l a t i v r reapportionment was T w enty seven persons were in up at the Standard Oil Bulk Cleveland said The tank truck HCC’IUUMUHUtrl |t \ th i i l i m t u f l l u ’ grower of tin (iriH 'U f»’ft* ycnterduy lli’ « playing hall belong! In the Southern Oil Com. Plant on l a k e Shore Boulevard. ra(||*»t Kir, lleeren " « a fomuirly efficient and had been a vital virtually th e only major Uauo left Jured, none seriously, yesterduy here in thr Ulande. I spent a i 'e n t r u l K lu rid u IM imh I lln n k h o lil patty. Cause of the blaie ha* not S pectators notice the truck was Inten drnt of the Ciillf Oil Tuiim fa c t o r In Seminole. C ounty’s su c ­ unsettled last night as th e 1015 afternoon at .1 o'clock when the whole tiny with him you know t it the o ff ic e o f I ho I 'u i i l y N t ir n f been determined. afire aa it passed the traffic light na] of Sanfiml For 27 yeai* he cessful crop season. This Is (ha Legislature readied Itself t a r final ^streamlined A tlantic Coast Lino how much I hkrd him In 8 * n f o r i l y e a tr r l«»y. M r*4 J u llu * A nother call yeaterday was to a t French Avenue, but the driver w i i engakced in the whotctalv second y e a r o f th e m ig ra to ry la- ad jo u rn m ent of lie 80-day sdkslon Champion was derailed about n In hm letter. MtlU rnclnaeti the w ai nearly to tha city limits n u t out an awning f h r at the i M n i r f r h l r r , c h a lr n iH fi o f th e ( i * r jewelry ouRlrirwi under thr u »me fidbminr vArrrj 1 from an Army A bor program . den t ! lu h H lo m l B u n k com m i t t p c , a t noon today. mile porth of her# on ila way to before h r looked bark and s a w tha Table Supply Grocery Store of IlnTPli Bro’* and • f puMuiiltuh put out 111 the I’afific ” G. R. B arnes, cam p labor su p er­ r e p o rte d tM * ftu u f il» if . fc v e n lT n if In extended meetings the Leg T am pa. blase, according to Fire t h i e f T here had !>een an epidemic o f one Ftttnburgh Hhr f » m p to .Sanford .1rrti visor, will leave soon for V ir­ ( C e a lta w e * O a ! * • ■ • ■ ! * ( o f th p riio d t * in t m a t 11 c U iit f * The three-unit del«el engine Mack Cleveland. ■Uch nuisance flrea lately. Chief in UU H *'4til yvN, Sid 11udnon is here, ginia Beach. Melvin Oaks, camp « e n l l n u r t l On F u f f O* left the trark* as did Ihe baggage In one of the moat risky and Cleveland rrvealrd one at the m a n a g e r, w as tr a n s fe r re d elseBorn in FMObtir/h. thi* tun »*( Hmj Kmv» giNs<| h will he to hear car anil five uleel paiaenger car* daring operations ever u n der­ Bui station on Park Avenue an I thm i->* .urn m ri’fttiy Itlfht now' where th r e e weeks ago and his M r a t it I M t ► I 1 11 Hi r i* i *-1». M The dieiel unit* turned over taken by Sanford firemen, ilia several on Sanford Avenue lie Heeren wa • ^^P^dui*i**d N l d o a t »*it f > •**<! th*- • ’i ■ • *>oiuik aTmiiHl, but it may place fo r th e dtSfAUtin of tho and rau g h t fire liberate throwing of lighted fire was put out with vapor not­ 1I'itteburith High School /f fot ft hs. «C’ »her !*■’ monthu before he P r im a r y A season was taken by W. H. Tho passenger cars nt*l lutg. ales with w ater pumped thru igh cigarette* I t Ixdievcd to l>c th e W e s t S i r i e Knaaar. /la s u lm r P m ir r u m the tollegr of MulnUtllr I'.t m '• * JM ^n.i go nine inning*. gage ear lore up about 100 yards a auction hoaa from the lakr l\H l lOHllIK I n i ^ n i n i »nrmlid file I'reViitmai M*> m Irfimtelv the Wingmen a Mr. Barnes pointed o u t th a t tha of the single track to badly thal .. *r ■*. —— ———■ j ohurrh in tbitehiirgh uml uit*-io the hole nrul furthermore. govarnm ant'a m ig rato ry - labor railroad (pen on the spot aald jt The We«l hhlr ^I'uii.ti - Srljfloi ford. 'He wai » mcriibe# t»f the I br o ><111* of the yn’itrit pitchers p ro g r a m h ad proved of g re a t would take It least two d a y s to held it* Hoeing h a ) I'mgram a * rlm MaRornr I tnlgo <h»! Jslnme I »“ "oneout of thr bigleague* value' In filling t h e f a r m labor clear the wreck. today The program wag pre- [Qf pltlaburgh Ifkd for 25 yram | D*1’ ,n,t yeara sho rtages o f th e country where Several telephone poles were aented by the fourth gratfe ^l**a. | wag a member of the Waalitngtnfi I ‘ Thinmay riot utackud with * men had left farms to enter tho knfcfccd down *n d tcleshono t e n . directed by the claaa teacher. Mra.' Infantry, an indepe* dent milituty I of X ou h(»ya. but If you service or- to vic« In Klaalmmee was cut temI ever u a te b e d »b** lanky T« Irene W a tt_____ „ At the present tth , n eg ro workorganisation of Pittaborgh. , f r (my work bark in the s t a t e s Tho progiam will tic n. follow*; Co. Ci—Florida- State Guard, •ra from Jamaica ________ . Survivor* Include Ihe wtdoa. Von mu*t agree th a t all Ihe boys Aitnguiuvr—Sylvia llu^v* to th e middle w eat a n d to m e t o »U1 not hold any drill next Mon Mr*. dUirry Ilccrcn of Sanford, J. K . Johnson, alectrical super. The ~rtev Jo* A. Tolle, pastor Term ed by the Rev. W.F. 1. Dpviiing S o n g --''Love'*— ons slater, Mr* George Weilil of In thr A m rr irs n league d read ed r- O illfo rn la t o hAtaVat erope, ha day night on account of tha g ra d - Intandent of th e train , said th a l to *rr Sid pitch and he was nation f t Seminole High a ft e r an Inspection of the seen? Brooks. Jr., as *'a very Inlsrest- o f the First Methodlat Church Sung bv the entire el**». on exercises at A , declared. • : • Pittalrtirgh. dhe brolner, All.nl 2. “ Tlic lairil’* I’ruvcr” - Sung H eeren ai*o of P ltts h u ig h , » i itching for th r w eakest club In ool, Capt. John Galloway an- he tho ugh t the derailm ent was I n r sto ry .” la * new novel. T he fo r the peat three years. **> Meanwhile, a a County A gent School, (h r American le a g u e , the W a s h ­ am ong the 300 m inisters of the entire cl*«* Dawson p u t It, b* to being d elu g­ nounced today cousin, William Weekerle of caused by a split section of Rock of Life/* w ritten by Mr«. Florida Methodist Conference who by 3. the Plano a t th a t, he S o ltw - 'T h c Three Maitland, and acverol niece* |,r.d ington Senator* J.J . Bolly of Banford, which will n o rth ern ed w ith request* * ’................. track , Ha stated the train was w ar winning 'JO gam es a seaso n Sanford esperlanced one of tha be released In S eptem ber fn hook yesterday recalved from Bishop King’s l l o n s s ”— Monroe I’earee. g ro w ers fo r s k “ * negro farm hottest nephew*: If no t going from 50 to 60 miles an with a cellar ja i l club . , m o re days In ita history. If not A rth u r J. Moore, appointments Ferd 4. Plano Solo—"T he March of ^ F u n e r a l service* will l>c c m jy tho William D. form by B. F workers, ‘'T h e y Writing, taletrealfao** Oa r a a * S ill on Sid later . th a t guy d e­ mane Bubliehlng Company Of f o r the ensuing year, and will Wee Folk*”— Edwin l-ockel. for the hottest, as tb* official ther. phonln» and ta ducted St the Krlckvon F u ' i i a l se r v e . apace . . . not just—s few mometer of B. F. Whltner, weathh a t a hi* naxt parish at Braden5. “T h a Citixepshlp S o n * " — i l u i u s G rand R apldi, Mich. w orkers," I a t LUO l ’.'3L_z.UK t u armah, records*} a anaxlmum of . - _ —■— S o n g b y t h o - e n ti r e school. —JU tla-ia the firs t -b o o ta -t» be t e n , _ t h a t h s la K. D. Brownlee off! | the II 103 - degrees.- Bmoks. thl Tha Bav. Edward F. McKinley, 6. “ True W ealth" Dora Richwritten by Mrs. Dolly who ~~~* allot men across Lake Monroe from ,1___ _ paator fo r the past four years artlson, Frank Murphy. Myrtle elating. In term ent will follow ill i writes under the name of Etienne negro workers Ing gwamp , lands, tpada It hex/, the Livingston Memorial H arper. Audrey Dunn and Don* E vergreen Cemetery. Goddard Bolly. However, at pre­ a t Last year 1,50 left and reminded eltisane of the men­ Pallbearers are W. A. l« avii:, Methodlat Church of Jacksonville, sent time ahe U working on an­ Jones. labor ace of foreit fire*. this section for •' E. C. Harper. Fordyrc Russell, has been a p pointed to luceced 7. " J o y " —Carole David. g camps, be said. m\{, Heat or no heat, Sanford Lions other novel. L. M. Himes, Jo hn Krider slid 8. "T he Lord 1* My S h epherd’' R. W. RupreehL — must rally tonight at the fo r m e r Tha eentral theme of “The Rav. Tolle. K.C W illia m s , locomotive e n ­ —lung by the school cnihlren Rav. McKinley’s family In­ J. C. Penney Store and try to Rock of Life" revolves around a gineer of the A tlantic C o a s t 0. Plano Solo — "Tho Frog speed up packing a small moun­ woman of the peasant class, who cludes his wife, Mrs. May Mcl.inr Railroad, completed T h u r t tain of contributad clothing and with her husband, Joknathon and JClnlrv and three children, E d ­ Pool" —Ann Raliorn. day. a n u a r t e r of a can tu ry o f 10. Plano Solo— ‘‘The Bouncing ■hoes In order th a t III clad per- children emigrates from a peace­ ward, nine; Marvin, six and Mary aervlre. and waa co n g ra tu la te d b y Dali"—J e a n e t te Smith. eons In war devastated areas ful Alpine valley In Switzerland three y ears of age. a group of friend* who g a t h e r bt 11. Young America Speaks— not shiver from the cold, • t Sheriff Charles Rev, Toll* will leave Wednes­ to America. Jo e HsIL director of the USD the offica of E.M. Carroll, g s t f V « e U f O o m ^ n y v lj f t tb la^ x fU ,. David V a n N e n . was the edict dean forth ptrtjr Jack Hlckaonday for Bradenton with Mrs. New hardships corns. But r v 12. Flag of My C oun try— Elsie announced today th a t due to eer- cral foreman. g Lion Clyde Ramsey et . Femandina la N u and undaunted amid bar Toll* and the children, Betty Jo. t a i n difficulties, th e IJSU fictile In p reaen tlng Mr. William* I purchase me todays Lion'* Club meeting In diant W ednesday end F Rosalie, Caroline, Joe 'Jr. and tears, Mother Marta abouldora 13. Helpfulness— Louise MeAl- scheduled to be held on Sunday, with a 25 y e a r service emblem In reference to the Lion sponsored trials aiKT responsibilities, la Ann, bat will return Sunday to I Frank Hammond, Ju n e 3, has t>e*n changed to Sun behalf of th a railroad. Mr. C a raeNeilJ, who ngiecta exandar. drive to collect clothing for ceaseless toll, by loving and Be­ preach bis farewell eermon. ataeUng on * day, Ju ne 10. roll *ald: “ Mr. Williams, It wtoaa for two weeks, will n United Nations relief. 14. Vacation Song—by th e en ­ atlonal In iek, He stated that “ha hedvsurely ing, the heroine guides ber float Mr. Hall also said th a t the me a g r e a t deal o f pleasure In ’chase tha lataat fi tire school. tr Not only that, but he announc­ to “to* Rock of Ufa'. enjoyed hie stay In 8anford.“ and Dqoere Del.. w... hat will also buy mt ed t h a t . Joe Ifabch had Just 16. Pfano Dual— Richard Hall USO will hold a corn roast on p resenting this pin to you. v “** would mlae all hU C&ndlie for Christmas. After years of pioneering, she th a t _ ha hare, F riday, Ju n e 1 a t 6:00 P. M. on have been a good employe* Afi brought In a truckload of cloth­ but th at ha was and E velyn Jones. th e grounds outside the USO. have served this company founds a Christian home far ing contributed In Oviedo and It held iking for a rood report of 16. A nnouncements and A w ards ik j CRANSTON All servicemen and th eir guest* “ But I th ink .” h e continued. hail to be unloaded right after jaothertaaa beys, who later when C ounty a t tha church under Rev, —Mrs. Marion SL Joh ns Robert >*rt Jerrell C is ha' a r e Invited to a tte n d . T here will “you owe some of the honor to , whom he tinned a July In IT. First 17. Dear America—Janie* Reel, be plenty of com w ith reel your wife. She has had a g r i f t of „ Jin* young man." Tha Shirley • bean M t of and In . Llak and Nelli* May butter. ._ _ _ the deal to do, all that* years m FUNERAL RITES latter to expected to arrive with en ly rix w e * a m w ,[ 57 Registrants Legislature Plans 27 Persons Hurt Bulk Oil Plants Menaced By Adjournment At When Streamliner Blazing Semi-Trailer Of Gas Offer to Furnish ,Harry H. Heeren, Sanford Jumps The Track Blood At Clinic 'LonytTime Noon Today Resident, Is Dead 60-Day Session End­ Coast Line T a m p a ing With Calendar Cleared Of B i l l s CITY BRIEFS MfS7 Bolly \VritesTRev. Joe A. Tolle, Novek Which Will Methodist Pastor, Be Published Soon. Sent To Bradenton # d o n s U r y e d To Rally* A t P acking Tonight Williams In Awarded A (T Service Emblem MacNcUl iTOn V P tytog Trip To N.Y, Man Bro For S USO Picnic Is Put Off From J une 3ToJ une 10 to l.’i u a m 1" ?#>”■ total a SSf S M t I Home ive t . ample of nrtoee for (0, n a g Sanford reel* sOrlute. w s v y ^ Recruiting Hill. am •Htv axi-T?-, 5 ffi to** and wortt hla family at the ptroonag* house “God Blase America"—Xaon {pnt liraII . School* a t ( I t Magnolia Avenue or * I t *c thereabouts. RbSn&JsrSFBSS at Dem­ helping you to get this pin.* Mr. Williams entered the road servtca on March SO. , a s , a locomotive fireman la. .Tampa, Jacksonville district, sa d was promoted to locomotive en­ gineer on Dec. 1, 1914. II* to d t t and Mrs. J. *W. Turner of Route present, runlng an engine fn tha ZOO ADDITION Two fine armadillos were re­ 19. “The BUr Spangled Bari- cently presented to tha SanforJ Bunt, Zoo, according to Park Suet, ner"—Entire School. SO, Flag Salute—leader, Bert Jam J* m *ess Houghton. On* o f the armadillo* was oresented by by Mr. Rivers. U Baafotd and tito other by Jinksor.vU!* dittrUt. Vetwacs Sai* f t p * 4S & J o i ; - - - ' - . ,*v rw * V. ? . . ia a ea I ^W m �e «■* * W f&dat, THE BAtfPOftf) BEHAlD. S a KPORH TEOtffiJA itikirtjnw s tbair ObrUt I. tit* « A n u n f tba otatton# which m m ir la i tba Laaaoo-ttarmun la Ih* fotow ln g from tha Bible: "Heboid. t am a g a in st Iham th at prophsay M1M dream s. aallb tba l a r i and do tall tbam. and cauaa ray paopla to bit by thalr lira, and b y tbalr lightness" (Jtrem tah t l: S f ) . . Tba Lana on-Harmon alao laelndaa tha follow in g passage from lha Cbrlatlan Sclsne# laatbcok. ~Scl> anca and llaalth w ith Kay In lha Hrrlplorat" by Mary Ilakrr Eddy: "A* aam ad In Cbrlatlan Hclenca, rnlm al m agnetism or bypnotlam la tba apaalffe farm for arror, or m or­ tal mind. It la. tha falaa belief that m ind la In m altar. and la both aril and good: th at a ril la aa raal aa good-and a u r a y a n w fa l. Tbla ballaf baa not on# qu ality of Truth" <p. " Skl.VDHlIfl ATIQN AL t H i n t a i 400,000* Civilian AirP la n e s In D a ily Use After The War Minister, J. IlcrnaiJ Rootbundar Brhool. I*;H, M omma tVorablp. lis t* . Harmon Subject: "Tba Old Rapa and tha Naur Insight.” . NEW YOKK. Juno 1. (.Special) e—The Unltad States will have | 400,000 civilian airplanoa In the sky toon after th« war oin 10 Ilmen tho peacetime totnl, Robert It. Hinckley declared today. Mr. | chairman of lira Civil Acrnn-Hinckley, who w n formerly - nutic* -Administration and U now head nf tha Office of War Con­ tract Settlement, added th a t about i of Untie plane* will tie pri­ vate craft while the balance wilt : b# commercial air transport! ami 1 canto planes. Port and parcel of this tre­ mendous expansion is the one billion dollar airport program be­ ing sponsored by the Civil Aeron. autirs Administration and nob under discussion in Congress. This program Is ihe largest ot Its kind in history. Mr. Hinckley . 'gdded that the program would 4- “ make • It possible for anyone t who files his own plane to mnd or taks off within easy reach oi ; home, work or varstion spot." He also pointed, out that the b airport program would “mak*« it ,y possible for overyono in hundred* * of cities and towns to haVe commercial a i r transportation service.*’ "Writing In the magazlhe B#r, vice, a house publication of the, . ‘ Cities .Service Company, Mr. ' Hinckley stressed the fact that j. America had become" an "ovia:* tlon-mlndcd nation as a result of this war.** Mr. illnkley said the United States has an ijnprecedent!' i backlog of aviation knowledge . and experience in jutunl flying, i manufacturing technique ami operating method*. Whin im* j end* this country will have 860,' 000 trained Army, Nnvy and : Marine pilot# plus ltd),Out) civi­ lians and student pilot*. Resides this are some 2.000.000 ■persons who have Isrn working in atrrraft plant* ilurlng the war plus another 2.6oo,imiij wn„ jl(lV« J become familiar with uviatlon P through thrlr experience in mili: tary ground crews. J What this means to aviation was amply demonatrated recent­ ly when (no CAA announced that ; It was grrinting clvilion pilot certificates to military filers at tho rate o( 2,000 n week and that In the past five years more man 20,000 military pilots have recelv; cd private licenses. In giving details nf the airp f j r i expansion program. H r. Hinckley said that one of the !> major objectives "was to crac# . the worst bottlenecks In today’s '- a ir p o r t system — poorly spaced 1:^ e d * , ” To tl«7this4ho OAA pro- gram lllggesta .l.OOfl'.J.raml toe* t a irw rls ami extensive improvem enu to 1.000 of the eglsting , 3,000 airports. ^ Ahothor major objective is a ; aUfficicnt number of huge supert 'airports to assure ptoper fncillF nircrafj_fljdn£_£n jnter- ■■ark Ave. at tth XL W. P. BROOK* J r - P astor Sunday BchooL • >«! i U. . Morning Worship. I I .DO A. IL T rain-nr Union. 1:00 P. M. Evening W orship, 1 . 0* p . U. Open ilouaa a / tar tba event! MfVICe. r n i a r B A rria r C H im ca Wntnaada* Barvloa. I:M T. M. Vlamra W elcome! 00% RITZ BUN. - MON. % %itoiy -S - f asa.'BS 'gSMS Thursday—M idw .#k F i n e r WMTNObIBT CfiLKCH j o i; A. TOM.K. Pastor. »:** A. M.—Church sch ool, i . C. Dart-, •uparlnlaamtbt. X1: on A. M.— Morning W orship, "bat Thl* Mind Its la You.” l a s t sermon by Ray. T o lls ■ i.-ll P. M.—Youth P tllow ahlp. I : P P. M.—II ar cola u real# Har­ mon *i High School, Propoied Fodoral Airport Plan for Bia Sfalt of . C n ik l 'H O P CSR1BT Bemlnole C ounty Courthouse. Blbla Ctaaaaa, IS;SS A. M. W orship and C om uualon. ItiM * AilTIIUIt Navy fiansOn Pishing Haye Been Removed struction in 1000. [ H I jN tlN G j & fo r M ore 1 B U S IN E S S T ty •O u r A d » l Sp onsored AT i i by TH E K ev. M . M. D U D L E Y — C , A . P resident o f South F la. D is­ tr ic t w ill conduct th e se R a lly s 5 great nigh ts. Beginning Tuesday night Jane 6th Ending an Sunday Night. Time of Service I P-M. Bunder Ochoc Young Psepli A L L Y O U N G P E O P L E UR G ED T O A T T E N D K . 1. W righ t ■— P astor 10:0# A- M. —H andiv Hebool. B a n Smith, HupartnlaadabL H aaleri Corner* la u r e l Ava. and I tlh Bt. **^rJl*or*111* Wor»hiiv K eeping Our Byaa On tba Mark" "Where Jeans la Haal" Herman by lb# pastor, K. I. tV Itld llT , P aaior t a s J*. M.—N. Y. V. K ftwridny Hell not. <1. M. WIIIU, S:M p . M.—E van gel latte service. fbalit.. I«;0n A. M. • Sermon; "She lla d Spent All." M . , ii I ii g Oevntlonal Bervlce. N la h ir 11 .So A M. S'** i . I I — W ednesday, P rayer rl*t Ambaaeadora (young paoarid Prate# Nervier. i), t 00 P. M. K vangellttlc M ealing. < :(• P. M. prayer m e etin g 'sa d lilb te Utudy. .. PRRtOYTKKlAW c n M Thurwlay S^S K M. B. I>. BROWNL icR, D. D,. Wealneadar aflernaob p r a y a r Corner o f Oak h b t TV Monday Mervlcaa; maetlng. f.'S® P. M. „ t : U A. M.—gun Jay Bobo "Coma once, you'll coma again. ll:« S A. M-—M orning V t-®0 P. M.—Junior and h o l y t a o i i n n m r s L e r r e a r y t Tnung Panpla. At P. M. K vaalag 1 Park Avs. a t Vogrtb OtREV. MARK CARPBNTBn. R sctor Molr Coraetanmn. i » s A <*Oiurob Odkanl, SltS A- OL Uucntng g a r v ie t. U ts s A. M. a Church of The Nazarene IIS Palmetto Ave„ Sanford, Fla’ .Order of Services Sunday IOjOO A. M. Sunday School 11:00 A. M. Morning Womhlp * "Keeping Our Eyes On The M arl 7:30 P.M N.Y.1-S. C-'/G. Bra Icy 8*h0 p. M. Evangellntlc Service “She Had Spent All" V. Fiwtor Phone 556-W BtOO P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting You are Invited to these servlcas Special Music and SlngHtg OP u m a ISAY a * INTO, Amvrtfan fw slu n H u l On# block W i ll ot I'srk Avan: JMrtICa avarv HunSar, TJO P . Durst apM»k»ra. - Vlaltora wi A IJvo Goxpel.with.ft l i r e Mca l' W * ' l , i r i ! T . H. K. CROCKETT. ssm st uacaca . JIAHKINB. Paetor huol |:»S P. SL Barmen Cboruh fey l*5i«vl m _ Evebibg aeVvIca. Vise P. M. H oly Oommunton jn I»d uuneay c i i i u v r u n a o tn c M OsnCerd Avaaea a at*(##nm Btraat V . IL OraatM m . Mlnlatar, SM I, A. M. Hlkla reboot. 11 ok. A. M. Morning w o r sh ip , T;tte, P. M. Cbrlatlan Kndaavor. t:*0 P . M. K vtnlnf Service. ■>««. k M. W adnaaeayi MM. Morn In* W< I5v#nlnf h ierahlp. Sil* p. 5 1 Union. T i l l P. k y Prayar fa r v ie * III# m n c iir w m n f odd •rmnUay s ^ s acSooi, iiv j^}»:*». v ia* rM-. M orning Worebln, 11:1# A Y. p. — s io r . It. Preaching l oe p . IL Prnyer M eeting 1 fe« . IrM 0.P.A In accordance with a now directive‘from — ----effective Immediately, we have been outnorUed to eatabllsh a new price on buttermilk, as follows; * Retail Ovl-of-atore ,14c par quart Retail Home-delivered .14c per quart Wholesale -12c per quart . \ O.P.A. price on sweet milk remains the name: Out-of-store ,18e per qtMurt Home-delivered ,19c per quart -v-»lhX vebat#* VSl AND For JITPNOTISM, SPENCER - HARDEN DAIRY GREEN VALLEY DAIRY D E V Ig'N .'p tv • the eubfaci of tie LSaann-dcr mon which wilt ba m l in • nu,v,t tWo-end-one-half THE OUTSTANDING EVANGEI.IST* p n You are invited to attend the State-wide convention of Hie CHURCH OF GOD Wan It the Ten Comman dim Waa It Ju»t one of thepit H K A O hib 8TARTM B E A U T IF U L L Y < M E A U WILL BE SERVED O N ,THE GbOUNBE SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, V, I . B, SERVICE DAY, JUNE W k . SPECIAL MISSIONARY SERVICE w pm m THE EYE OF THF. DEAD What Was NAILED TO THE CRj We are expecting to have the greatest convention we have efg t had and a great time In the Lord. We need your presence to help ua. U . E , H A R D IN G SSSfJW k -'i.v T. P. IL II. T ltl T . XL T hera a re 60.000,000 radio aetg Praaohiag. I d * P R in use In th a . U n lta d B tster, Geneva and Elm Avenues SUNDAY its con - A S S E M B L Y o f C O D — I2lh A la u r e l < ut nrM op JK iua r u n I ST leadership we have established wnr llmo n tccu lty mads il ..tattilatery for strict llmlutlufif. to lrf» combat. ” t •________ La* imjiosod oa fish b g oparstlom. Today's action cancel* niosl of thri# reitrlrtlon* except ‘In cer­ tain ureas. The restricted areas, which M I A M I , "jtuie f , ! (8paclal) - cover.many sauarn ntiies off both jUI military restrictions kovern- coasts ami In the vicinity of (ng fU hltg in Utg BSvenlh navnl Key West and Dry Tortuga*, will district, with the gxtanjlon of n remain In affect. Irf oddltljn. opsratioTol areas are number of previously designated ^numerous _ ..H i t____Alt l.*„a Ka m restrktad areas, have been lifted •ffectlvt a l ones, Cap*. Vtm. Wlshar, acting Seventh naval dis­ trict Coast Guard officer, an nmmead today. Tha move w si authorised by Vice-Admiral Wal- su b w ay THE CHRIST AMBASSADORS Assownt.v OF u o n nstlonal routes. Mr. Hinckley said that, Netyt York'f vogt Idlewood A b rh rt rifw* undvr construction was n gnwT dYamole of the typo of airdromes which someday will be needed at all international air crossroads. Although Uie cost of tha whols firoarsm is ntim stnd at one bil­ lon dollars plus 1260.000,000 for buildings and special facilitiee, Mr. Hinckley aeid this was a cheap price to pay to pat America on wlitre. He recalled th at It took 25 billion dollar* to build Amer. lea's road system. Mr. Hlnekhy added th at the program should be started ar soon os possible after the war "so thet America ean maintain' In peaceful commerce the air City awarded contrw st’ f*W l Z=.~J : V 1 a»n»*« as< Rav. «V, c. Ihe ngllonwlde airport program bring sponsoredl by the Civil Aeronoutleg Adndnl•(ration and now under discussion In Congrcoo. Wlirn s-nniplctcxl there will be 24V airports in the state with Ituny comma nIties having ouch facilities for the first time. The whole program ts designed 10 encourage private flying and tho development of commercial air transportation. txelusive of lyulldlngt, hangars and special facilities such aa rratauranta and shops, the propoood stole program will cost 125,755,000 of which the federal gov­ ernment woul.lMvhslfwBd local sgpnrtos ihe batance. This map was preparriThy Now York fir st YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALUY U nun.E H . MInHtar. #*OP*v o f F lo rid a gbow i how ritb o n s o f th lt oU te will pgrticlp n te In V i eompreheuelv# ara Ilia d«o. Irlnaa of tha floapal. ll.ut Ibay In to lm all m ortal truth kn<>«ru man; ao exten sive • ara tb* iitv- E vening Bsrvtce, (;SS V, M. W ednesday, P rayer M eatlog, 1:10 tvilo A. 11lit "Ad t a a s k i M s w a r m o ihot fo r x m c a J *v. Ausnt*, e##l«r Jondar Hehuol. 1c.a0 A. XL A. W. Ilam ll. Bupt. il< ruing wnrbblp. Il H A M T barkvgjvlng Herr Ira at f : H P . M. Hun,lay. r arer m eeting Thursday even in g at l:S0 o'clock. •’ ill Tha a h lftln g aystama o f falsa reEton ara continually changin g Woman* FLORIDA n > w l Of C a rlV . Thrr# U not a beek on aarth ao favorable to e ll th a kind and to all tha aubllma effect Iona, or »o unfriendly In ha trad, panaouttoi., trra n n f, Injuatlr#. and a v e r / n i l W W l W l l i a w . ;<•.« the g o iib l • - ‘ My heart has alw ays assured and reassured m e that lb# su»P*t o f rhrlat m ust b# a dlvlna reality.—. -Daniel W « )i|tr . Pray#r the lac, "A new I glv# unto yon. T hat T# love on* sn oih l i a r / ■lu V a r . Eddy. b u i i r m i r o t 'it i c n s m o o K t u b a o s n iL - Jteua w ant about atl flalllaa, taaeblna In thalr syn agogues, and preaeblng lha gnapal nf th* k in g ­ dom. and nesting all mannar nf alehnaaa and all mannar of dloaaae araoag lb s paopla.—Matlhaar I : t l . ALLIANCE TAJtfftS a tK I Ban ford-Orlando H ighw ay and (lanava Avenue. b«k ... .......... HEAR HIS "THRilLING STORY— ,11 how tha ettmeo from the eye of nn 80 yeah old lady after her death, wan transplanted Into hla own eye. Pr. Harding rtfetafl thin Iff* alary aa radio program "WB THE PEOPLE*' o n e ; n ig h t �'1 _ T H E ^ANTORD HERXT.D. ^AHTORD. FI.QUID A TESD ATS JU 3Z T T JT W S: ♦lavy’s Big Recreation Program Is Paying O ff Now With High Dividends —.--------"* - » ■ ■ I . ■I . . . . .. | . . By BONNIE W ILEY Al* Newafeature* W riter w H O N O L U L U — T h e mightiest w ar-tim e recreatio n ■p ro g ram In the history o f the U n ite d Stsie* Navy la paying off In high * morale. . n ! You can ask Cnmdr. Stockard Hickey, recreation and morale officer of the Pacific Fleet, or you ran Mk_ any one of the thou■ild* of Navy beach bathcri on (^shtf Island; you'll g e t the same enthusiastic answer. Honolulu for a . TJUfcn n h 0 In Hopolti Ttiag stay or only n fe 'if f hours ftiid recreation apota bu built rapeclallv for them. .flamliest is the Richardson be JHchardsi regrratlan carter, wM M Sunday* ace n.VOO a a if o r i^ iiin g the f p s p ’s.' *20,000 worth1 uf athletic m»nt, eating hamburger^. r'MiSr1; P W A I ha*elmU, a w l m m k g . jd s t leln g b n the gras*,', or v - parties o f the fleet can b e ' back on th eir ships In less th an -.*0 minute* in casg of c m e rg e :cv. N ext In p o p u l a r i t y . L the Breakers, huge N av y -n m night ( a r d aftern o o n) beach club, nt Waikiki. It handle* 6,000 cuatonier* on Sundays, 2 000 on wee!, days, an d gives three nlv ht darces each week (cumjilelc with Waves an d lady Marines). "W c can usually spot a ‘happy ship* b y . th e in t e re s t It take* in recreation," Cmdr, Hickey sail. “White it i* f a r out nt i r a , it* officers arraigc liberty port p arties fo r all m en who want them an d within a fey minutes a ft e r th e ship docks, the sailor* a re whlakcd off to one o f gbo several ram p s . o r centers. Some fleers even fly In ahead of time lino up recreation for thu.r I (This ^center, named fo r Adm. tllviding popularity honors for J . O. Kichardsos, f^ rg ie r Corn- th e longcr-trip ip o t a arc C am e b o n d e r in Chief U. S . Fleet, ,U A ndrews and N im itx beach, each kicluirdson. rccrt»£f*«'\'or liberty d raw ing 2,000 men dally. Camp Andrews, with neat little cabiiu ' f o r o vernight guest*. .-f PAINTINGr* f ) 1 ; a? Como boo us 'fbr complete Auto Painting—Body and Fender.,work— YATE$ AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 N orth I’allnelto Ave. - f ’ '> ! -■ ..... ' Phone 371 . ... 7 i ~ QfiyioiisJy— % f e jrf # M You can help— m 7. W e # WT• ■Vjy' i w1* ;o•**■s*'rt FARRELLS . s* f t r i '■ ’ • A m i First Str*et Areads Bldg. 5 mUrtt northi W IN T E R PARK, J U N E i. (Spe rial)-—A fellowaliln .it (l.tKK) lot advanced study h»s been » “ utilisi ‘ Itoherl I .ado. a g ra d u a te td K'.’l ‘ tins College in th e clu.n uf tO-fc*. acconling to word received from I he in stitu te of Inu-rnuti.toal Education by Ur. A J Huuna. D irector of Inler-Amerti-an Mud ie* a l Rollins. I t rarriea a ttuvei nllownnre of (ISO and was won py Ludo in compctitiun with n la t g e num ber of npplirant* win were rqufreil to ne Anu-nrmi eitixens of Blinnl'h-spcnklng .le* Cent. I.adh Is the non of Mr sn.l Mr*. C onstantine l.aiiu. 2 ! 4 1 Mam S treet. Tampa, fo rm er re s id en t*f Stisiii. He » a» Irorti in I iiiupit and rrH-eived hi* curly i tammy there und in the schools uf north ern .Spain where ne lived o sevsrnl year*. A t pK'.riil s m rulidnle for the n m alet', degre* at th e University of l e v a . , where he wa* awarded u fellow»i, .> u , year, Ijid o plans to e p iiln iiir u. the teachin g of English to the Spanish-*peaking slid will divide hia tim e between th e L in n r» itj af T cku * ami tne University «t Michignn _____________________ M o re L egal F re e z e - THU Phono 9148 o f D eL eon S p rin g s • Wholesome Pood # Supervised Swimming reeled Alhletica 20th Season •The camp with n purpose - - - To give every boy a hftppy Wholesome' vicatian in the . great, outdoor*. s. ■'#<■*** •—■ *T -»•* % * . Under the best possible environment and leader- June 25 to July 15 5 Early registration necessary. Limited number Personally directed by 5 ,0 3 0 ! I ’i t t i B e UF i P la n ts T r < C o n s tru c te d i* m *. s f i t s . Vidory b ff P e g g g S a g r Lyrical, incandescent . . . Psyche Pink will evprr** all the sujiprcssctl eicilrm ent in you. Regular or Shimmer-Sheen. 6 0 f ((dui Fed. l a x ) , T’quchton Dtuk (’» ROBKRT A. WILLIAMS REAL I'M. 1 t u * u t|U.4 •it |! 111 1it V u>-Plit o o . l • •lilt 1 III l i«l i l « iild • . 1 III l . i tit I. ‘i f *C'M ft »»! u i - , . i .1 i n i « y like! i *i .%■11 l.< Hi. iild -« * 11* ki'f jiliiiH 1r n f i i r ■y i i ll . f Ml 111t Int>i> fiukc* t. t . tr . l l i , ilk ■ - C|li> '• \ , lHi COTTONS S TY L E S mill. L_: 7 i M - Phone *i i j . 200 -- i/iA I & L m » RETONGA IS GRAND” , SAYS ROBT. GREGORY Noted M e d i c i n e Uroughf prompt Relief After Di* trera From Add Indlgc,lion . And Other Trouble: Usd Kept ' Him Peeling Miserably For About Three Years, He States . . Dis­ cusses Hb Case. ■ ,. T - c ' < . V • Happy men and women from the G reat Lake* to the Gulf a n gratefully praltfnjr Ret on n for •Ho relief thii noted herba. abomachlc and Vitamin ELI tr.rdielne brought them, often after MR. ROBT. C. GREGORY rear* of suffering. For inits< -c |dr. Hold. ,G. Gregory, well known wpq|*j ever find relief. "Hut Belong* promptly ruteeident of 204 E. Aehlav St. Jaek>onville. -Florida, prominent IWved me. 1 now eat everythin/ with a fine appetite, and without discomfort. That itching hia been entirely relieved, and the ilurgleb elimination has been relieved too. My, sleep *otyn» to give mu re ­ newed itrcnath. U la a ' ptea*u»., td ' tell other*- abm t su ch '5 ir splendid medicine aa Reton?#.** Belongs is Intruded to teJU>e dtatre** due to Vltamhi U’l t>di» fltleney. ecnrtipatfon. li.ajffkitnl flow of digestive Julcee in the stomach, and loss of artmtlw. Ac. A uh I c IIc *— I c e d imm and Refrrahinifl Fool the riling m ercury—keep cool and unwilted th r u .g h o u l the lUtfunerl ll'e t a s y —-j u i t wear ubt. colotfal eatton* alth flirt*ou* pc plume; block bordered deelgnet B THE PICK OF THE BUlTON-DOWN CROP Button down*—Hutton. down*— well atyled for buey women! They're e m to get into, be. w m lngly tailored, take little iyoaing time I Try one In a crisp »trip«, with ( dow white eyelet flattery. Fra feel free. 'eegtr to go plages when .you wear dresses with tiny waistlines, wide dancing skirts! ■’ .9 i ’ : ■ • ’ --------- ' v-. ?• ^ ------------------ - ‘ , .j , . I fW ‘ ; i _z- Full Skirts Are Young --------- -— , ,— - -. ’ ; >L L S I 'A I K - i m O K K R The Ktenm turbine work* on the saint' principle as the wind Motor Tune-Up IN THB.SOUTHHAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must be... .V s / k . l Strickland-Morrison for Cbmplete : sun " o n v**u tn»\ vttur ifinuranc© \ I •Ili I \*!» Ini Uf* nru i- t Thu (irpniium you i «\ i)* aM > oii will i-ver Uj re«r t p?-•». !It>urv<»r vou faitfiri* in uAh® ifivuiirs *if ih«* company and r « t hath ti Hart of the p rem ium in div lit Cl ills. Yoti ran nafilv *nvp on your fire it lot wiritUlnrm in mi ranee by ( l o ' u ^ yoi:r m oirn n rv with US* lire furl (hut life in suran t* rompaincA. I»nnkn and govern* imi*i 11mi iiiccnci**R accept mutual inMiitiin'i1 polic icm on p ro p o rtiet i»l ' u h ir h they ur« intere^t«-«l if an impreimiYii cmloraeinent of mut -itl m aurn nro. The-e fitmncial uuititutioriJi with ] tnillioiM of dollar* invested Itl tvnl pjtnti' niort^airen have at their service the ln-nt legal eoiniHid. ficcoiint jinta amt o th er '‘" ’Hit1* for tictcrrmnirihf the real iiMiiomv and dependability of niotiia) nuoirnncc. Wc will In* glad to rn a k t a "urvev i»f vour p ro p erty , check voiir present inMumnce and if possible get a reiluction in vour m l f . R cgartllets of any reduction in ru le you will still sh are in the saving* effected by mutual pliui of insurance. I nil 178-J. C. M Hnvd A* ( *o. “ Your Mutual t n - iirniitf h i ip ink** Lt. Irene Liincltinist Completes Training Telephone 795-J • | u iiiu e d ^ * ^ C H IfA O O , 111.. Ju ne I, d a l ) - Mum than n.tHL new t n ) ) i i i i fm.il li. kel plant " i ll I ) > IIP HIM K rntn.tr ut'ted within ilvi- vc«i* ii trr V J Hm lH»u« »t i i V i; ) IM'HHKLU ) The fr n te n food l o f i ' l 111*1 * i *r frlii I not, t try, which began oil a h.rgc ser*1 Miiui.ii o r 1*1 in.ir.iTio.M only n tilth ’ more than irn v r » ' Tn itoltoT flV i:. III HSKI.L ntiure ayu, mill is cu rren tly confln. pin r«- of r***it)riiCcF ami ijfflre aiiitrf** If* tT Uldjfe mainly to farm cominentties, a llOfkd. New ItPchetle, New Turk. become th e nation** fastest Rrm • Yum *«r»- Itf-rep) iiuiified ntiil i f Injt service business, both in tu t . tjtt irr tl li* t t n u u e i l . t l n h ill of ( ‘-iiiiii |,]ji m, | fllt'il L y P a r k i I • f i l l nn<l ut b a n district*. Them* predictions, made hv ti Jill-*. II ■j£ 1*10*1 ) nil f til lilVtiifF, rH)» | r loll riff Ilk III* I 'irctl d 1‘**>1r t National F rolen Food I.or et \ . tif Sftu dol. t t'tiul», Kl«»r Id.i iirt sociolion, reiuesi nliiiK l"i' I t.r t. • f..I • the J f| f % It .it l»*t || d u .li v which ol>eiaU’i nun • it I v,i i f to inf di*) ■ f l u l l J, I 1 |9i:> In licfiljtll | l|el Nil *«.) it,(JUt).000 mitivtilnnl I.tmii.t' u> on ij *- n i i I .......... . Mi Pa fi* serving 25 tier cent of A n v il, Id’i 111!a orilrr Io' putill»liol fm the *l u tut my flute required Uy fo rm f a m il ie s art- bused o» n d p a le d improved and broaden l a w i n ii m H A N K f i n n i i l i i a U j. tLmfnrtl, Klnrtdj, a n*WPi»ap#r of Second Licit I Irene V. lurni(fcti^rat ^*lm»lat*on In »a!d tTounly and Htatff. ■jiiist, ilaiik'hln of Mr, uml Mrs. Wit iiefi.T my hand and official K,‘ Fi t.dndquiM of t'n u n liy Club ■eal uf office ng Hanford* He ml note Mmiitiy, Kloftrla. ihi* Sint «thy of ilon fiirurtvs show tlmt m op t h ' i Ho lil. tvnnioiil lias successfully haslr military i U l \ A . I L 1>I5. Ut) [ter cent are located In ru t *1 i completiil j h-t (UIIICtllT rO tfltT HKAfal Areas, 76 L'cr -sent ujierjitinjc m I Ital.'iil's; .'und irtio. leiLilftr. 4 It»ilt. r. IIKllNlJONe ricrR Circuit r*>»irt, . town* with iMipulution* ui 6.' ”•» I Uult'd fiu m tin lt»>ui Ti mm n s Ai my S u tses, ml * * w M em kn rdt 4V uj? itf, F l o r i d a 1 'or Je*». l CkflteT fm I ire fnclllly, at F arm er*, faced with few me i Army ’ 1*111 ' t (Honing restrictions durlny .!■>■ t'mnji It in Vit AJut.mini. Nurse I nod im*l is a gmiluAt" war, have discovered the f i e ' of Klgri.hi Slu ts tins) itul. I liott, blllty of locker plant o n e rn tn .’ Jloqclie*-. Site eiuisteil in I lie Army which include slaughterin g, cm line, cu tting, jcrindiuic, c u m . ; I Nurse t'orp- HU Mat I. lutf>, jm oking. tan) rendering, p a r k a , ! Ati ti Ktiiinlnte <>! <he Military lnjr, labeling, quick .fleerin g u i . l ; T r a i n ! i f i ’enter, she is eligible tto rln v of mat* and blanching, for • M l * m n r n t to nn Army gen packaging, qulck-frectlm r n u t era) or stn tiun ho*pital in Ibis CpJtjjr;' o r Uj . s u urgajiixjttiuu *bilei! f ur o i r r a m i duty. t:w v . * f ml e / fu ll cm . T’A lthK 11KAN1(1 'f'K I.I. l-LIntltr. %a 1728 Locust A-vc. JSKiM . k t* T K ill MDN uv T h a n i tottiD .v. tv o i l »*nu * t r t t - ; I m i i . i : f t i f V T t : th r l i w r . H^E. MORRIS Sanford t m e ) i t t t u jtT t i s T H J|:n il)tX I. HIT/. • SI N. TWO OF THI NATIOWI HI«OI$ home fi urn the w s r are pictured enjoying their furloughs with the girls th e y drro n ed >d wlitle OghUng oversell* Cougrcsslonsl Medal of Honor winner Juke Lindsey (top) admires tho ring on h!» bride, the form er Beverly llurgienves. In f.uce'lide, MU* LL Col. Francis Gnbreskle, Oil City, f* . holder of the Rtli Air Force record with 2B enemy planes sho t down, vi'll* hi* proepecllve tirldc. Kay Cochran, tn Dralrio Du C hina, Wur. {Lucrmitional iousdiitioto) A d v e rtis e m e n t t u i; ^'ou I)« Not (iiifs s tim a tv •vfn-ti Fellowship Of $1,000 Awarded A t Rollins nu: aboard the I’AA Clipper hi I*« i•. American Field and -uv. lit giant ship off on it« long tln ii. In Sao F’aiiio. MIAMI. Jum’ 1, tS |iei’iul) , t ’n rry in g » cargo i " » l mi a n life and Health fttr th ousands »■ 1 pdrsona in Hratil, one of the big i silver l Upper* uf f u n A me r lain World Airway* look o ff from I Mjamt lost S atu rd ay w ith thi ! large*! shipment of penicillin ever l tie Died for expftrt I m m th is euun I lit-. Tlie shipment of tn e wontlei itnig wetglnsl 3.UDU pound* nod up* \aiuetl at more th a n Ild.uOd ,Thi shipment, consigned IV the K raiilian iiranch of K.R. Bdlithi) and Eon* in Sao t'auld, w a s untile ua of 30,000 vinl», each contain ll(g lOO.OOJ units of penicillin a total uf three InIIion unit* ol the fam ed drug enough to *u|: pit the needs of sverul tho *uml patient* whine very life will often depend on injection* of penicillin. The am ount of tin* single shipment is actu a lly m m of the wonder drug th a n the estire monthly production of penicillin In the U nited Stale* two year* ago. Up to Mui 16 of thi* year, .he governm ent maintained * llict con ­ trol over the production eif PeiiicBlln —firs t seeing to it lo ut nur : afntd force* were »upjdieil and i oaly th en releasing sm all quanti- j lies for civilian Use. A* niedlmt | nun throughout tin- world It-urned of th e miraculous iiunltties of nauMIlin the demand fo r it p i e " atul nearly two years a g o I’A A Clippers began flying sm all Ship .Dent* to cities th io u g h o I iuitlh I Airier ten bul »t ha- urtty been in th past few montit* trial la r’-et hipniritts have been cat lied He. cause penicillin requires »yt»i.nj tefi igeralinh und c a re f u l hand ting, it is essi nllolly a fast sir j freight mmmndity am i Hutui day'* shipment highlight* the vital role that I'AA Clipper* iduv ' In P eltin g trie precious drug to distant point* in u m a t t e r id hours. F ernan do lintno* de Alrtirar iliuriliaii consul m Mount, wait h eil (tie loading of the sh.iitPc1 f iv f t ' • Screened Cabins • BxaUcnt m ufcra Silver Clipper Is Bound FoP Brazil I Wi th Penicillin lioaRt* one of the U n t lieacbe* on O ahu. It's 23 miles from noisy Pc*rl H a rb o r and l* reached by a tin y cross-Is land train. The official camp uniform is sw im ­ ming tr u n k s . “ W e've only got a couple of rules out here, Cmdr. .'iiLckey rip lain t-d . " T h ey 're ju s t: ' P o n t kilt yo u rself ar.d don't bu nt the place down.' " F a r from the sound of i’earl I [ a i t in'* riveting hummers, too, i* N im itx bench, mimed nfLo Adm. Chester W. Nintili. Com ptand er in Chief of the Pacific Fleet, whlcli provides reercatlo # fo r Sailors in p"ft f ° r one da--. N im itx bench hit* 30 outdoor charcoal grill* on which Navymen broil thick, juicy s t e a m in., .reel p o in ts neceawtry). The iiulir. tree grove, wtiere the barbecue it* nro located, ran ,000 person* without crowding. Officer* get th eir recreation, too. a t bcauttlul C amp E r d m a n , , which (003 will nrcommoJalc 250 o v ern ig h t and 300 daytime visitors. W o m en officers a re not over­ looked in the N avys recraitlon jn -g ra m . A lavish p rivately; O W r e d beach estate, link’ I uuti-i (H ouse of H appiness) has been made available for them. It will accom modate 60 overnight nm* 100 d u v lim c g u e s ts .No service to c r a m Its reerca tion dow n it* (ailor* ,-ccks, the N o w u t t e r s entartninm ent s t r ic t­ ly on a it» -y o u rs -fo rlh i’-n«klr g basis. Ip PACKAGE STORE PAGE THREE . �1 FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1945 THE SANFORD ffEftAt,D. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ; h t Sanford Herald Too Much Government To remove r u t l from the corVerve'*"' TooU "TifiJ ” makes bcffcr n utritio n possible. j TJ>« electric n e n of cake tins, dip a raw p c - f l a t o in cleaning powder andw w u h i t and the electric Iron make scour. the . family laundry l e u of 3 chore. The radio keep* th e farm fam ily in touch with the reet of th e nation and the wprld. Eyeeigh t is preserved by good Hgn1- HOME O N THE RANGE in*. niil.l~A.M> u u * a » T h e word "cereal'’ is derived from Roman ceremonies know as “ the cerstllea" cele brated in honor of the Goddess of* Grain. U lle e lo n n u x p i s r - S M 'w w a *iuiiscaimoi« rati r u f i l l ' I » A A em ae a n r ■ C a e r t e r — e e e e f c -------------- itwe Meatk -------------------- — raeee- tls M aw the ---------------------- ---------------------------------------- VENTILATING FANS rig h t on growing until the bureaucrats overwhelm th e na­ tS y iU lw M li l*t I ralatAa lu S i will v* *i * k H l*» tional scene, nm*< nobody can find anybody else without i •1 r t j l l l l • • v r O a l a e «■!««■ „Tfc» MeralS 1. a al « • | u w l l M r<»M wfclek M *»»»••Italy talllltS la lAr a»c far r*aalillraltaB «f all • *loal»*»* rreSlltS la li or a.I aik.rWIu •reSlleS la Ifcla P«**» ■•* IW Ike iatal i.r a i aaklUk,»S krrtla. All H lkli •• rteahllrwilaa i l *r»Ual SUpalrkr, trreU i n »“ • N- professional guide and an extensive leave of absence fron tin regular business. The Byrd committee, a t any rate, linn rendered a publi service by revealing the nature and scope of the job thi« has to be done. The beginning of wisdom in this case mi. be to stop hiring and s ta r t firing. That is whnt i busine* institution would »lo. Governmental operations are neve so simple, being Iwpnd up with red tape and precedent an vested interests. But n sta rt m ust be made some time. i> else the government will continue to expand until it absorb everybody and everything. FRID AY, J U N K 1. > »» Books Of The Conference la th * M tlaaal M*I4 at MwjTlWj1 Otfleei are laalalalaeS la W u '»•al rlllta i l l l l raaalrr a ll! »»•“* S u l a<a*aaarlrra la a»« B IB LE VKItHE FOR TODAY O N E T H I E F AND ROBBER T U R N E D IN S P IR IT AT T H E L A S T M IN U T E AND WAS A S­ S U R E D A PL A C E IN PARAW S E * B U T - H B MTflSKD PARAI S S A L L H IS L IF E AND IVED IN M IS E R Y AND 8 U A M E . H E W A S A L IF E ­ LONG LO SE R . H E MISSED T H I S L IF E A N D EVERYTHING B IN E IN IT : Today shall thou be i r l t h me In Pa radii*. — Lok* B i . T h f Jap an ese a r e n 't making ■by, bone* about the destruction caused by American luperfortreasc*. They admit they're good. France, s t r t n g r l y enough one of. the Big Five, i* lo tting a poor eintnple "in Ihe peaceful procetce* of l m and order” fur th e "little forty-two." One fundam ental fact about the San Francisco confer ence th a t seldom gets mentioned Is the reference libran on which many decision fire based. The Librury of Congress has brought together 3,000 books from various California libraries, notably the great collection on the find World WTtr* formed and m aintained \>y former President Hoovoi a i | owned by Stanford University. The books include ency­ clopedias, utilises, histories of special countries ami pro blcm.n, anything in short which might answ er H i t c h ipies tlons as "How did the League of Nations attem pt to en­ force collective security 7" The Paris Peace Conference of 11)19 had such u library, based in p art on the collections of the Army In­ telligence Section of the American General Staff, and partly on books brought over by President Wilson and bis •;xperts. This is a new development in (lence-making. The Con­ gress of Vienna, which put Europe together after N iijmiIi-oii hnd taken it apart, is not known to have bused its decisions on exact information impartially gathered. It used diplo­ m ats' memories and generals' argum ents. Tin- new way is lounder. Blooper would I "the"united arrival in baspbull is tin- liliHi|M-r nr bnlloniT titude nf the ball, HnswtT to ii i)iub«r's ppuyur tmd puswiblo savior of hk■upport* It. Iiik h tirk rs. The bloop«r Is the invention of Hip Sewell, the 36-year-old piUhinR star of the FittsburKh Pirates. It has Rained him -12 victories in two years perhaps has kept him levin pm!!** ! In ,h « ^ leauuca. gin* tV wo.i The bloopur, as ,Sewell throw s it. consists of an nll-out e l percent arm movement, in which the ball slips off the extended what do tou three finRers with un extrem u back spin. From a height of 20 feet it drifts down a t an angle over the plate, and no b u tte r can gut a really, good cut at it. I t is the most cf glkJaden ta fcctlve^ addition to a pitcher’s repertoire ninco Carl Hubx how beimf ball'a flcretr ball. . j, a headline Baseball, like war, ia a constant nee saw between the FloHda X l offenMiv<* ,,nd «bo defensive. Kver since Babe Ruth the •avaral year* h atters have had it all their own way. ju s t when the spit ihcr of othar ball, emery ball and other freak deliveries were banned. If t It not be other pitchers can copy the blooper, today’s sluggers may see their averages shrink. Syria The Florida le g iila tu ra | a juit ab ou t to finish an o th er leglilalive . e e n lo n having appropriated -WLWO.OOO f o r — e l a t e - depart m enta and Inatltutlon* alone, or o v er $0,000,000 more th an cutrenl expenditure*. The i t a t e govern­ m e n t would i t e m tn he follow­ in g the example of the New expenditure. th e pump or borrowing Ita way to prosp erity . It expect* to pay for every Improvement It CtechoifovakEa over tha SudetenUnd. Trieste belong! to Italy, le peopled with Italian*, but the tduntry surrounding It Is Uh habited by Slavic farmers 'who W .i F l u,"*.T..b,. a t h i s mould n o t be so serious If it wkra f o r th e f e a t th a t Tito hits tha backing o f Russia. ineo-Uyrlen dispute la that ke­ eling to tba <charter of jhe rid security organisation now ag established In Sen Fran:o, there Isn't a thing In the rid which this organization, the 'nlted State*, or anyone wnw * ipee V w i n ™ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By W U B 5S IL I C A Y .„ . . . . . . . . FOR COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS •^Factories • Schools • • Churches • O ffices me how happy h r wn* to conn ( *It AI COMMON 8KNHF. firm mv appointm ent nod n*kmg | | v’ Himd. Jiihn.on me to trike u "i»Oi to llphnio ’ .• In I defend the .im liliilem f. \ 1 t. N t *1M i KLECTRK ITY After ait t trig in the Mayor's | \ It t; It A t A REAS CAN BE hip and crying like n baby, I Ilf Tit EM END* *t Itk.NKklT finally j-.tt him l*i ugre* t*» uink*1 i in*- nf th r lug canalructinn n city wide rnllertinn i-f enna if j..p. in the C -tied S late- a fte r I would get fidk* to put them t (ic will hr the extenrlon In hnga nr boxes and ret them, , t n r aervice In f a r m ' ntel out In front of the house on u rural hot ora. The I ' 1 S D e p a r tcertain duy. I n i ' , l - hi ri-aily merit of A griculture rallhmle.i getting anmewheie -t h a t alightly le** than Ml |>crrent I virnl on Ihe radio and plended »f the r o u i t r y a farm s o ^ u / n o n with fnlka to g a th e r all the rn a .lactrifled and th at g.MtO.OnO they could, waah them, take the farm* and i.HO(1,00(1 other ru rel label* off, iu t both enda and dwelling* are "till without cenaomah them flat, then put them trxl atation electric aervice out in front where we could get UEA-financcd ro fal electric them ay idem a tluoughout the Conakry I went to bed the night before h * - • already liean Instructed to the pick-up day. dreamt tg of i>|art work on delayed power lino mountain-, of nice, prepared tin (-(Instruction projects, *ln?e nm cana. I wo* aure we'd get a lerlala are again available, eoople of carliMitla, Well, the n e tt J Extendin'* the aervice In moat m orn irg I drove around town I ,,f t p - d e n t i n l uaer- not only ! looking for can* About evct> would bring power for modern | *i» bb-ck* I’d find u bo* ol bog convenience* to ru ral home* but | nf a doicn or *o. Altogether »c n| l0 would provide employment didn't get much more than a to a large numlier of poo-le for truck load anil we’d covered the „ t |e j * i five year*. Engineer* bewhole town. Have th a t the program would pay Then I took l o m i tim e o ff and it* own way. Interviewed a lot pf folk* to are Many rural young men and if I could find out what the trou- w'omen now In the arm ed forces hie wa». The an»wcra I got con- n f wtu^wtaclories nr- more vtnEffl ni 9 T h a t the puMlf I* KM likely to go back To the farm If •nlil cm the proposition. lhtre un , nriy n ro*->ect of Ever since P esrl H arbor the, pattin g electricity with iU tfc, have been u»ked tu save scrap „u |t)n)[ modem convenience*. IVti irutt, iilnmlnum, tin. tooth pnMe now on fa rm . w|[] # (f hinger tube*, r a g a . bottle* o r what have a a i u f j ^ l to go without elec-y<m.-MtWW«f»WV-tno*l*tfl*«* ^IrtcITy^TTTthe farm home. dUcontinued the ecrvlcc when their equipment «>■ moved out Tha city prom lird to do what it could bul th e S an itary departm a s t ' d M a H h a v e "ettough track* or men W*take care of the regu­ la r garb ag e co llu tlo n , let etone iS t h a T ^ f c a t mufool around vrlUf paper and tin carried It to aalvage depoU only earn. In d e ip a r s tio n I appealed to the local ecrap paper dealer, die wae up to hla neck with no equip­ m ent and very little help and the deeper I went Into the problem, the th lc k ir it got. The W ar Production Board kep t ■creaming fo r more p ap er nnd rntorx, It rnu»t be unablud to lake more can* and sent me about .< full advanta ge of electricity In ton of printed m atter dcelgned tu the production and preservation •ell me on the need of greater of crop* and in livestock mnnageeffo rt. They al>o t e n t high powered expediter* around to prod me into action, but nobody te em ed to ba able to fig u re out a w a y w T t o l l o e t ' t h a ' a t a f f Iffd l h u i n i e i i t plan f o T W c l t l n g it, r e t It to tba mllla. a a . tha m atter sta n d s now It o f a m u * o f Un cans to dlipos* sectn i wa a r e doing a wonderful I g o t a nlc* cong ratulatory e f an d Uiejr w*ra t a k i n g p*ins Job ru n n in g around In circle*. le t te r from t h e Governor tailing to tell m* ab ou t ItW h a t I d id n 't know a t the tlmo w a s th a t th a " M u ry -g o -r o u n d " h a s broken down. T ha A rm y had bean collecting the a t u f f but bad H£ -W “3 AH Sixes — .10" Dittmcler, l ’p ELECTRIC A 208 Find St. Phone 23 ’T h a lV Me” Your W e s tln g h o u s c S to re O ther Fricnmn Stores In DeLand & ' Daytona lleach GIFTS FOR THE GRAD HEADING FOR THE SERVICE i Fitted Aprdn Kits in ZIOLAN $ 4 -5 0 on - LEATHER tg .o o FurlougK* j&ags Money; Belts Shoe-Shine i Kits m'ii'V**** If -HOI n u t . IF)AY t t 7 n l 4N i ufiT l iItfF c z i \ »•*»* ta n do In Syria to enforce, peace. No action can be taken ejalnat apy member of the Big Fir*— aggreuive action by any of them cannot even be Investigated— OTHER SUGGESTIONS ' # ( WALLETS would con- an preblim • NECKWEAR »• TOILETRIES • :t *: r , i w n • BELT8 • • SWIM TRUNKS SPORT SHIRTS • HANDKERCHIEFS All orders for currency, payrolls, 6r transfers of money should be made on Saturday, June % 1946. ,. Netional Bank ROBES • JKTVELin u U U 1X JY « UJAFER • 7A & M J , • • T0BA&C V*. > * • SEWING K IT S tS fe- The Sanford Atlantic - . » . *C' . r1&ir«j a J n »•J i t .V -« i . L1 ... 4 . I - V. A “ ; • r i, ' , ' t >* qt-rsd reextft •kf ^v 'T fp* .1*t-|| #4ir (• *, l -A-*«tax ( . .xr / A - * , rifUl POUCH �/ 0B •*‘'r • - FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1915 " ~ Personal Activities M . t ’ .*11 H l. J f*A VICTORY • •te W r * ley. SCtr v.• i . j TtettYl’a H b « ■ U BUY BONDS AT OUR BOND BOOTH NOW FOR FREE BOND PREM IERE! ARMED SERVICES It* • FR1. & S A T.! •SH ERIFF* 2i5.i • H: ",ll Achievement Night Held By Geneva Club s t . ’/jv W m Person a l s Mrs. E. C. Harper and K. t.' Harper J r . arc leaving on Satin day for North *'ar,,lm.t th^ th y will spend som e time vim . In;g frier da. * ~ ----Mr. an tlw V W . W. V Hstti-.*> pUfi lo ItiV f thi*v weaken*! fi*« Durham , M* (j. tu '•im iitl wi»kV vacation’ •* the ;i kihmU iPa Hs PllltVillt Uu» n is _____S p t - r r i n g , jii**i fro fr omm tne Ine SSou m ith thwuestern rp tcrii Hap: ItapliBl Seminary*- In-- F o ri fK lcrh n a y - K l d f r A n d -jM lC IllC j jrheologiral Enjoyed fiy Seniors M* Nl " . • M \ I 1. 4 -• It ill* *l»4*l . M i d i 1 it»ii f' 1 t%h . t r . i ! »f . it* ’ .it . 1 st (If . * . *J» Mt %♦*-*■ M ■i >r . v* 1 n a * • l..» He Ll’ll.lt i * r 44 m1 <■' 1 "rtl" (11. TTis guralt n,rt si 4 00 o'clock and enjoyed a her rl'lr to BariIan do. whsVo Ihej all went sw im ­ ming until time (or th* bu ltst ■upper. Ram-Ins and sw im m ing .H ir.C -.tn iim i .Ibtuuabuiu Ik e. asa, nlng. Tkt>se Invited to attend werai Audrey llarh. Mary Ann VTsIctisJ, Hylyla Mslscfc. Camilla Dattsii. Mildred Robson. Minnie Hgth Od­ om, Btrley Cameron. Jsnet H stsel. Quids Davis, lletty Cor rod I, Martha IIrown. Catherine Clark, Charlotte Trua, Howard VVelchel. Ralph Bmlth, b illy dray, n illy Hhoseiaker. Tom­ m y Vauhii. Bonny llaborn. Gerald L osslag. Bill Lucas. Trey Ray, O ka L im # Thaorsn Uaddsn. P ets Bak­ er. Joe Baker. David Jackson. Ilare 14 Chapman. Herman Urtirui*y, Den llodgklna and Dob Aik* itinff Ib Held By Truthseekers lx W lit L 1 <’ • * ' th ill •f On* - * ■i .il. .*n i& * i \ i« «* iim! m i l ' .i . in 1 lu* i-ri'l ti* l. n .t v !t\ th* *»c f'MiUht 1*\ iiirlm; I'fl I 1* hit i i j ■ . I*, diilemh I Vi I 111 11 hi till' 1 ill .|1 -*‘1 * Of.* I •i n ' ,'*'1i i f I p if i r hall"*O’ Six IVrsi ns Killed A* Jap Bum!) From Balloon Explodes I \ M \ I I . U . in -| I ! . 11„ .1. . , , I .. l . .1 l i l t . 1 . . II I I .................... . 4’ 4 » ( t. | l ! , „ 4 .1 |4 | U I ........ mu a» ihe f**tifth war tim e enr v ih’u I mu W 1 . 1 I.I \\ 1 1 ! W ,i v r id It*- II .ig i .lv Mm In V -1' 1-1 nh * luii’i id ,|*X 4‘ ff 4 r . f I f. . * r1 . 1 b* 1. t . .14 ,1 1l 4 ,*! ' "1 S ' ' * I ’*3111 .ti pi t*t lullnil i'. Ni*« York 1 • I I,. i t . P fi** I*, lift! ! )| it t K »! L ft V\ I ■ l * ’ 1 x%Ill'll llf t.,1 4I ' I1l 1 I I v . 1 Vn i l ' l l * 1*1 * I 1 Ul'f l i i n tt I,.,!* •‘ "•i* SI I .I ,4 ( I l i rm h i ' '■ 4 I t ’S fltF ? . Ml j Ii .* M ' d . -i. n t will n, d War .,nd local l l . l t '|* if til* Itilifl iM.le-AifU: h*T r,J- t 4%1411»i|», a n d i -mhIu . 1 *• p.l i *. I !. »y* ,t i d ••mi*d r nut* I.. tg . I. .I'll * 4 ,,|,| 1 ny-lishninn. ■-li’ u ig f o r d e- ! i ..n m prl- MOT HE R idl f XP E HI E N C t - ' r ^4 t ’*11 e . . May .10 n i ft(y nf *he i luh ini la«t ft l li** Nf w . V|. *n jw In t M.»,U I f I...! 1 ~ 7 2 ■ 1 ■■■■' *-t * I ' i * t l i -i Hh . I ’. l l I f f *Mt 1 -Mil I it 14 A - TIII Ml 1 . bx I t i l l l i i l • •1 1txlillil * 1 i l l Mt ' i l ■ , Mt b f i l l f V IIIJ! 1 Ul l ln** - 1 1l l ’ 1.4 i M h i ■*< l i i l Vi *!i f i‘t . 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Mi' I* »iim-.i - Ilf it ", I ear t h r , tv* *' !•* s • •'g •A41 I II f 1* f 1 . aI 1f • A 1 . *■»" * Service W ives’ Club Klects New Treasurer i* t» n-tfiH ‘T ...... * kv*U|. t In fil* ni ti ■** * t. «fi 1 i*»r • .4! -t • f him I*•" i't t u ' ill it M IX ..... * 4-1 t t*il 1 4 , III' A*«-I$'I , *1*4.1 I. ht'rlii itiiin-gi* sSjiinii i dr ■ ■, Yu 111 f « Hit ri'r:!| ?f i ' \ til III llii ^SlIlinmM St»H III,' \vLlil 1. l 11ui 1 ii *rt .il .ill m It ii"1 l t. il.l 1 1 4‘ *11* HlC *u ' .* ' I i ' ;in. “ u t i l It t *4% l-e I'irtUfl 11 If h t h r II* I If*11 .1*1 " f I f f 1 1 M V ill n( 1 kll(M"M "1 «* **>4* 1. - -a n * "id It III! i t * **l l 'H*tl I'-i ' :' 111’ 1 *b 1 1st Mf« r „■ . f t>tr N4*M mi 44 ivp'. • Iljtl fro d , 1:,* p U . ■! f k, In, r-ve fi 1Hk! .it , ik, | * Ih 111* lilirarv "f lb** 1 M M I n -I N IL roi-r, vvn* i‘h ■'•■.! in-. 1s 1111*1 t*l (ill t h t \ *1 .Hi \ <• ' ' l>\ M | , H i t i r ite td v. r ., ! f'jit.»•* m .ip le -l .1 - a iw ft Hlttllbn \ M* 1 Till II ,|vt|H‘Ff 11)1*1*1III IT, thk" K, , I". b , »S* 4411* HIV Ill'll »*l 1.4 •' 1*1 in l1‘ f 1* fl I*-hmt'iit" l lii •I* * Mu-. 1 1" ..f Ilia* ( t ub %%lll !•(• 1 M We* 1 IM |.l %. _f tj rit* t\ 1 *t 4 \* ,4‘ i n 4 i!**il tn V . r ♦. *,.! ’ k . tiler *; # ,tl M' f l *| l | .■I 1 .3 "i " 1 t ‘ sbin, * * b ti* X Ml i d li 1 1 x • lltl il ' ii ! • 1 •I, * ,1 l b 1 l*.» Mi ’ * M ui * * " i r ... *iie ** « ■ ■ 1 *t- 1 -I .1 ■ ..................... < \ t » t , \ l . . | > 1, r , ' ' 4 ,-.! . !. v; ,i . * Ms t i" ii ■ I,. hi * 1 t fI . . 1 It , 1 $'* 1b 1 1. L 1 1* .Miss .M;illeni (rives Recital Itv Pupils \ H ‘4 < , " t i e * *. I *• t ' ' Vli ■>,.,4 H v 11 !i if I v t* 11 *f I ' ** 0*» I* M I ,» I V |h*" 1 OM M i* " t M, * M , 1. 1-14’ M * *!lrm 'a n * R Tli \N\\J >•! lh» Nil r.'! itr ■1 N,i vu 1 \ n MtiI im will ■‘ - M - i "t4 th* t i ml*i s- mi i e f t i l n in j: .1 1**44, , »»* *1 ■*'|*|l*g lltrlt* Ml* I f lllh , t tin * ■ - ‘p n n it* . In** ai-ppuj# i ***l *1 • l " t a l i *i 4*i f i uiriw iiin i hm* 1 r r i k >n 1 s. Ul|f*f nl l) i A L0VFLY BAG! .r m u * v . I , * ■. hi* 1 h* - I ' b l n i l ' w ill In* ' m i n i III i 4!>« i 'i *1 I*t 410*1 * *Xi*t-hurt** v I im .*n *1 * iuki lo b ii* A . " t r l i il im M u lit in i* »-x l* ntJi *J fh« i n i-lit in , t 't * inf LEGAL NOTICE V•Ml »lr •t* r * '1 To Iff ,4lid !ii«! tlsix of Jl»l> . lull •-1 pi' Mifilal nt (n fl 'i1« • iii|4 .r lif1 ,* *4. «ii 1i|l •-1• «’i 1 1 ' - 1 ■ "•■ " 1 " ri f. 1 I 1>01 r"(ul 1 Utill s- Ji [l r-:t 1 iitH.fi »• ; 1* i ^ f v I.. rilr.l * *f n 1r«»* *ih* * 1 , it if ■ Li111 " *• #*«.-* ' 4 I "44 ......... #* A 1• 11-1, Si V * “ 1 H|n ** - * " -t« ».#** 1 ’ * r 1 tv i 1 M ' ' f In.1 ■ 1 • 111, 1 r M i, 4. . | ’ M, 1 ■1 *•# ■* h ,.4 1 M \ 1• 1 1 • * 1 H * 11 N 1*♦*H. * I n A numlmr of vmmiiHii for f*Mw| prrpnratiim iintf m*h(r ir of itnlii injK iifif im ^ rttix Ju n io r IIiifIi CJr«lr 4 H i ' I vph S* hiNii i luh ut lo ihv I ho. o Mrku - New I'lastit", tin* 1 _____________ ___ ____ iU« l( n V lk Yllll ____ llpHTfl f i r m yrmr of 4*11 Club work in 1111' 1 f l i d rfl Ju n io r School 1 he O n e A bout . . n i 4kLL-t wJ d t j tuljHL- 111t Ic a d w .-------------------h a s been very auccessful with lL_ ,__ ;___ »g th es e girls, it i* rrportetl, ami the biLsiness maruTwhu s tro n g r r cluh next year. It. E. sued? There a r e n ’t mnnv puLbc Kipp, principal, ami th e t r a r h e r , liability ruit# w ritte n up in ->ur th e y are looking fo rw ard to n local papers. Most of them m ' e r h a v e been very cooperative with get Into court, b u t th at dm--n't t h e program. mean property owners, mercbuMn. The |udge*. Mrs. Crrlcno Wil- f a r m e rs am i o th ers are not I" og hoit. Home Service r e p r e s e n ta ­ sueil. Any one who come# to \ • tive from th e Florida Power a i d house. Into your store, your faL ig h t Company, and Mis# Klluleo w hether you w a u l to see them • Kirchhoff, rem arked t h a t every not* maybe a friend, u custom* g i r l should g e t a ribbon for her or ju at someone try in g to -e. work. you something you don’t » ,nt Award* w ere given to the fol­ any thing ran happen and lowing girls: often dors a n d someone **■t , Baking — 1st Year h u d on your premises. The to'Xt ■M| ,d . ‘I’tRTtf, Id iiu k I, S mm h | i i l c , ,l gi> i t n n i't- riTM\- r n - ' l i l f n i i r h l l t T p T l ’ ATI uTiTTr u liltr ,iTT T.Tiu k . | , l t i . , t t * 's M»r> WASHABLE STRIN(J LEATHER BA(nS an im portant looking ps|«-r - H y ­ ing "G reetin g s” and a r r n m s t to ap p ear in c o u rt to show r«,i>' why you shouldn't pay over * V (lo th ln f.-t- \ t t Year OOO or more f o r allowing some­ 1st place, v i f i n r - M a r g a re t one to get h u r t on yout pran.lses. " ." 'i I f you haven't a public liaLiti Lolj An ty policy all that i* necessary for you to do is to employ a lawyer, Dorothy Kn the ca*« to cou rt ami enjoy Other# with exhibits atake good verbal fight, and If you In clothing w a n : M argaret Kin Mr. sod Mr, John ltrorr Mil*f Dayton* Bssch, former reeIdeals sf Sanford, aanonnee tbs b i r t h , •* » 4la»gbUr, Dorothy lose pay your lawyer, court cost# and tha judgmant (seldom over $20,000) But if you have public liability insurance you can late a ringalda aaat and let your Inauranca company pay all toaia of tha lawsuit, wltneise*. law. y e n . bond, court costa, ate.: in addition pay Ihg judgment again** yon up to tha amount stated in & < ■ ■ your policy. Warning thlg liability inaarsnea does not pay claims \agaInti you for injury to yonr ♦raploreea. ‘ f *. i. You may Med workman’s com* lion. too. In to see u and find out our insurance and atrvice. Q,!ir> Id 2->.*)(! So practical for Sum m er Colton* - - - lurne STRAW BAGS FROM BAHAMA N atural straw trim m ed wjlh colorful em broidery— 9 4 . 5 0 - 4 . 9 5 IS ^ b • Yowells -/S r SANFORD 4, ¥ - "1 ■- **v K: ; Ii * • » - r'*-~ ' • .. *. , % V I *7*^ 1‘ . . :V; / . m t& m * — (! n v e |o p e HtyU'H . . . --- J .- 1 BAGS ----VVItlEr- rttitl RgrTtlon; 2nd plgrPTHaientHIHTv an d Anna Jo h n so n tied. Baking — J r d Year > Dorothy K- t a b i bob | + . * f U ’. | 1 Awards Given At Junior High School ■ tn - r a - aj h vo i ' m c k j i e n t - ^ i •i » i ti in ,* mi -i.t rvt* ard. Anna Johnson, Maggie Hall, Mailna Tbomai. Ruth Braver. Food Preparation — 1st Year ta t place. Dorl* Willi*. Other* with a complete exhibit in Food Preparation w art: Ruth Brewer, Anna VV1IW/. Corley, Maxine Thomas, Maggie Hall, Lola Dobson. Betty Jaano Prescott, Mar­ g a re t Kloard. - j • t I* Army* chu| a s an Arm y1 chaplain. ■ • ■—~ Urs. J. U Clark and Ura. IL R. True wars h o s is s tr i at a party T uvnlsy night st Honlatxio Mprlog, In honor nr their daushlora, Cath­ erine Clark and Chsrlnito True, who sro melrther# nr Iho grsdualln g e la n at tiemlualo High t e h i t 1. T r -( t t It * d H 4 II,, t ID * i 1 •’ d l l i , k t ft j l *1 W a r « *t,r*s > 4f . n mg *. . Ifling Picwl * ** Munci^i \ • I >1.41. ’ 1 4 4 ,1 , r X jt w MU * •. it. 1 1 1 1 IX a i*. ■ It Nils. M* « 4ll h . i t . 4*11 It .VJi * JM• ■ • M r . »M o t l i f f M t i . wie-r In l.tn ’ • 4 ,« M x i 1 f* w n i l * I, Vlxofr • f ‘ • 1 41 1. 44 11 G f l Mis » W i .,11 f l y S r • f 1) * T, - -1 l „ s. .»*«:« ill- n t r i i n l *»1 i;« Miss Angela Meisch (iiven Arts Degree ^r.i'l.niN ,T*|. * Jt 1,| n 'll i•••, i i n . n. |%u t iu ' i r : 14 Cfldtt S gt. Stanley Rock*.- mi rived hom e from Kora i ’liion Military Academy in Viryi a I.. C l ll 1 MUl \ . Mo , J tin** 1 (aSpr spend nix numrnfr v se s iu n vitli • mlt Mis* Angrtu Mump Mtduch his mother, Mr,. E S U.» <». < i I’M r i of Mi un.t Mi» Kiltmin I — - -— * V\ Mp Im K W ept Flint S irn eh ri^nnlvd mi Assm’inle **i Mrt. B yro n S t r p h m s .s *x v, . . aI !hr |lljmiriM| l(l |Mtts.iv .,i S t . p h P’ected to arrive S aturd ay flu.., T nmp4 a n d spent! a feu day i*. t'«'lt«*Kc ft»i u o m cit. May 2 U, w ith her m o th er. Mr*. J It Itay, I't e^ulefit Juiiir* M, Wot^l 606 P alm etto Avenue .i d Mi no I a u a i d e d the diploma** In 8 0 »i Mrs. Troy Rny. votifip vx11Mini Ninety ’•ix ^uniciif a nt* awarded high **t hn«d di|il«» h a v e S pj uu,rlr i n gg t . i dhiixt* .ia • g s , __ • I vn N.ilioM.il \\ ;ir Fund I1- Aided lit Races »E t i ‘ \\ ^ i j .Ju * " ' of Dr, and Mr*. .t h i' i I I t> T **■'• * 4 ** . * *4 1 Miss Je a n Horner h.,» retuiru-.l home from schtM.I m Tnllahn,*cy M -I’ F IV E I* 1 , . l I* M •“ \l- • • • The Geneva 4-11 Club held its Lieut. K a t h le e n B r a d ,h a w annual achievement night May o r p , . and a tile 30 at 8:00 P.M. Mr. and and Mrs. A rm y N urae Corps, _ O r 1 ■ . W .L Sleg ami M r , Sue T orre. | M" _ . 1.. T. S! h c p |> a r d o f Sanford, h a , arrived safelv in have been the teacher# and lead- | England n e ro n iirg to itm.l tv era of th li 4-H Club. Each girl I ceivcd by Mr* She) p a id presented her complete food r i Mbit on an individual card table, Friends of H e r m a n 1..... 1 ranging from the first to t h e , , fifth year work. T h . table. *•*• 1 * I | l « 1 .. y h ’ v ' y.-ry altactive with their pretty c<‘n ,ln ' tl “ h,,'> be S" ' York Cily,tl where rovers, flower arrangem ent# and ob servalior Mis Its. 1‘HTI interesting food#. conipnnied him and will r v The clothing exhltilt# of the th ere for som e lime first to the fifth y e a r group, were conveniently hung on three wall# Mr,. F'inrhei M,-|iaiu, I of the room. This exhibit belonged sm all d a u g h le r . M .u il.u •f \i | l o the younger girl, r .n g m g ............... >i from B to 15 y e a r , of age D u llf illlt1 \l older girls mod.led i h .l r suits T„ , nl. (or B ttrrk and drriACn. . D a y to n a B e a c h wlt--« The opening music " a s t,laved lo ____ Rprnd_ ,thk................... e Miiimii r bT the Rhythm Band which w u _ made up of the first and , uni Kriends of Ml- II ,i . - ' g rad e pupils. Tha girls and bo>,. w)„ rp(fr, , „ Kinginir. marched in from Ui« b«ch u r ,lflfinr<| . *. of the auditorium In p o e..;*,mo. * | j ( Mon ,N,t. r„ „ , ,, S tew art M atthiau i Ipl one colm m w h..r. , hl, , e a rr y io r the United h U t e . flag . . r M lin , t ,, whltle Jri.nette H cM sh.n li,l , ondltlon „ „ , | the other column tmaring Ete : *-H Flag. Tha audience * . i m Mr, I t i n , a nod M ' | vlted to Join in tha flag m hitr J. A Urn a t t e n d e l il,.- , and to sing the National Antb*;ni m enl e s e i r l s e , of tin* M | The 4-11 pledge war given t,/ | Avenue tin im ttiar S,-in.,.i ,, \ the 4-H Club members followed I I j m d on Wednesday „i », '■hy a patriotic addres# gNen t.y I tim e their orand»o-, ,,n.| > . j Uncle Sam in which h . asked the i Elinet T Grow. J r »„ ,1 4-H group for cooperation. T h e , ualed girls and boy# reported on their j 4-H work and pledged their [ AC W F ll. lleyh, , Ii loyalty to Uncle Sam t h e t II' U S N it left Mnnlti, a lter . I National Song " D r e a m in g ' s l i d i n g a th ree day lUUV** * •!»' Ill* Ole boyt* National Bong “The parents. Mr Slid Mis V\ i pa PhrwtTTg SorTg" w ere used In the Hnllpyheari He te Iretnj* t r a i t , f e r r o .1 f r o m Ifem phie. I'n-iIi . r*. prorram ,*' ' t A "(!andle-Lighting” service I ' S N A S . 1 ,i- ,! ,.I„ T,, .. <n r i r, ,, worked out by Mrs. Keig ua» hlr, fliglit t r a i n i n g used stressing " H o m s ” and the 4-H M otto- “ I pladgs my head Mr, a n d M r , \ i«ltv A \\'il to clearer thinking, my h eart to l i n m , hnvc rclutiu-ri from llu* of ( iv o r g ia wlir-frg r e a t e r loyalty, my hands to la r g ­ U n i v e r s i ty er service and my health to bet­ t h e i r »on. A ( Miller W illia m ,, t e r living for my club, my com­ w a s g r a d u a t e d f r o m the Navy m unity, and m y Country.’* The V -5 six m o n t h s c ourse. He p l a n , candles were then lighted and the to spend a I I day f u r l o u g h bei boys and girl# marched to Ihe wi t h hi, p u i e n t , l a - f o t r ix-rng itback of the auditorium tinging «mg n ss ig n rd . "Follow the VFotlaw th Gleam", d o sin g with - T T | f f - n 'n * r * f t . fhive Spi'rrhit! ^ T a p s ’’* O ■*Taps, V Uhe group of girls sang o " T bp s ” from behind h»v* just nr r i v 4*i| In it* f r «*tn Fl aann echo of W 1111 h, Tl’X fit V| *41 4*11b \11* the Irene. Xji hih! V| r There were 150 parrots and S p u r r in g » J A Nt i | f u lit- v am! Mi* visitors present. »7 1 !> FIllR A lf H * m The rfci.l<.r meeting of the T h. Board of M an a^ra of (he •c a m p L e ll i ...... ng Uiiil No. 53 w i l l | W om en'. O u b M il meat be hclil at the I.ckioii Hut nt I wV ** JJJ1® h°uaei 7:30 o’clock. TMA*.ft*f' the final I , VlTbfr R*Uif r* P v W mUl t !?■ meet bit: of the v n u v . Plana for j M ttbodlit 'C hurch will nfctt installation will bo Andl lheh\ re* ? K bUllhCaa and social A corn ro a .t U K it- held on . ?’« llrlf •* th« Ch° rth * " " « •} .gMhe ground, of the t'SO at (!:00 r . M. Hr*. Marru# Tyr* 8 croup will act aa hoateaxci. T * . 41. WEDNESDAY CAL ........ KO.vD^Jf TVETINB.1DA1 ' The Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary lliuinl infrtW’K will b e ; Tht Service Wive'# Club will held nl the church nl. 3:30 I’. M. i meet in the library of tha USO at 8:00 P. M. ■ TUESDAY ... ... Tha business mealing and T,iC I luncheon of the Sanford Woman', ™ n *. r , y.''1(1 1he 1 Cluh will be held at 12:30 P. M church nt tiJK) 1 * ^ cover- nnrj and ika the knit««>*a hostesses f«» for ih* the #«#•««. ocaislon will be: Mrs. Jarre* Hough ton, . Mrs., H„ l l ( McCaalin, Mr,. A. L. Lyon, Mrs. L. A. Palmar, buy b o n d ! Mr#. Irving Feinberg. Tha pro­ gram will be announced later. and SPE ED ^ 1’K I t ollef?c txercise!' ed tlish supper. M in Madeline Mallnn will pre te n t h tr music pupili in a recital at the Woman » Club at 8.00 P. M. The public la cordially in ­ vited to attend. ‘in,. A' 4 \ | 4 M f 1 v#**■i " i »* Social Calendar b* i 1 ------------- ------------------------------------------------ ,Mis. McCall Attends Social A n d TOTAL I’ . M . l T H E S A N F O R D f f E f l . t l I) S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ! . *. ^ ..... r ------- 4 ^ -J ‘• . W& �-I «e PA ^S 57 Registrants Offer To Furnish " Bl ood At Clinic ( C " t lla in l r^A t. S S A N P O R D B S R a LD. SA N FO R D F L O R ID A S IX C rn w I’ sstr •>■"» e v e r 'h e l d in O n l r a l Florid*. Of special in lrreat v^a^ the rep p rt th a t 74 percent nf ‘.he voitmtcer* were women »nil thni 16 Bdrlitional persons vohmtrnr H th e rtlght before the rlinir »n>. held anrl five more ram r in dur la g the day. " A p p aren tly they did not re ,1 Is* th a t the schedule »a,. .irgnnlied n early two w eek, ngo.” Mr«. IHngfeldcr said, of (lie prcaalne btisinc*" at hu d, 1 could n e t eatend the full courtesies lo One seam an attached to the local Base on th e last dav for regiaIratiofl "pleaded fur the privilege of donating blood!" to keep u pledge six buddies out on G u ad al­ canal had mode to each other. Binre two buddies were killed, each of the re in* Inins four vowed to make blood d o 'atin n s wherever possible, w henever possible, for the du ratio n . Ills appointment at that late ilate was arranged by n local m o th er, whose son, too, is "som ew here out in the Pacific." To f u r th e r recng.'ire the spirit of ou r c ltiien s, three donors ■lightly over th e age limit under a e n t the perso ns I inconvenience of a physical examination and the e x p e ' s r for same in o rder lo receive a medical re le n e to make them eligible fur donation.” •‘According to records of U*! Mrs Mrs Grace Armslronng, Huhta Ktbbre, Mr. G A. Stine, B-2 Jessie Wilson, Mr*. C. B. Jones, Mrs. J A Smith Jr., I.leul. John Gilbert. Major Allan S. Whorton, Paul Perold, Mta. I.llhsh Burke, 3-2 Jam es H. Bryant, Miss Mary Fenchak, and (C w e flw a ** Vw*ms Waae O w l I l ls . Gladys Harper commander has been Inilrwetfd •• | am also personally ap pre­ to deal w ith the situation HI be ciative ar.d grateful." Mrs l)ing- saw fit an d In * "ronelll*Urry felder said, "to the following In spirit." dividual* who so generously aided The B ritish Foreign Office, *nme with advice, service and loans . . n o u n d n r F ran ce had b*en Invited ln J^ndotr at an %hof materiaul. Finch member of the ,u par inane t organiratloir of the j Bp#c|fied d * U . **U lha U nlU d Seminole ( ouaty Bloo<l Bank: i spates a g re e d to t*k* p a r t In Mrs. F r n n r r s McHougall, Bolland j tp,# f0 nfer*ne*. ' • • L. Iiea.i, Willard Connelly. M r * . . Uamac^uy reported Syrian cap!Helen Schulti, Mrs. Alice Nord wo* uneasily gul*t u n der ■ roil, Ited ios* S Mtaff on A a ssistants s*,siams . p#j| Bed (Cros* gruoke billowing from _lhe Irs. M Mlnarik, Mrs F lu r tn e . ; Shattered c e n te r of the eily. The liattcred cent Levy, Mrs B. F W h itn er J r . ,jCIld werc eat c s t | mmted at 400, th* cad were Mrs. J. L. I: g lry ; Profcsaor R. ounded a t 600. E. Kipp. Mrs. It. M. Ball, Hasky The F r« n eh council of mini*Wight, J o h n L. (jalluway, A. B. t a n . m eetin g In Pari*, i t ex pect­ Peterson, Chief of Police Boy G. ed to set f o r th the otflcial French Williams. Fire Chief M^N. Clave- J ^ , i u 07 ' on" ‘ chuVehlli s dram atic land. Mrs. Douglas G. Scott. Mrs. | n. , rvenlion Howard Monteith, Mrs. M argaret "• Jackson; Registrars airs. •<. r . LONDON. June J. CO—Rrl Herndon. Mrs James Moughton, tain yesterday. order*si her pow­ J Mrs. W A Fitts; A tle n i a ie v erful M id-K aitern arm y Vo halt Com mil tee uiemher. Mrs, S|-ei'.-rr e, p | 0, l ve F p ,nch .S y rian figbtllwrUin, M r. Claude JTwn ! ln f ln the L evant and. In effect, Mrs. Joh n L. Lee, Mrs. U. U. i ^.f-ved an u ltim a tu m on F rance Crumley, technicians Miss Em by I , | | enfe h e r guns or face the Poyr.c and Mrs Mildred Fordbain a m ( e (lu e n ftI from Grlnndo. | j n t fin niy-w o rded note Prro* ____________________ | MiniaUr C hurehill notified G*nCharles da Gaulle th a t the Bt U- French Troop$ Jn 94 Students To Syria Won’t Budge tin Graduate From Biit Cease Firingp * Seminole High i <S s IU s m r«s* n s n cation will be by the Rev. Joe A. Totlc, and benediction by the Rev. W. P Brooks Jr . T h r procetslonal will be "P o m p and Cirrumstance" by Uigur. *-d recessional, “ W ar March of Priest*," played by th e llign School O rchettra. Nlarshalls will be Robey t and Russell H asty. Seniors will slog th eir class tony. • Much praise by both faculty gnd students lia» been given the Valedictory address delivered Thursday morning a t Cllas* I*ay exercises by Mis* Edith C hestnut, honor studeht. who presented mir address of farewell In a clear, unfaltering manner. "Probably no other do** in the long history of Hemlnole Utah Rchonl has tried so hard lo e d u ­ cate the faculty upon th e advancemer.l they have made, and ware tt not fo r w artime s h o r ’.ages, we would confer on r u m of them * new degree, nr else promote them to college poallions," ■he stated. The devotional was led by Mire Oulda Darla. Betty Moore, in heIpslf of the claaa, thanked tenchera and p a re n ts for guidance throughout the school year. Mr*. Rutb Jackson, school muelcal direelor, « u cummemled for her fine work hy Princiiol Jlorrl*. who then introduced her hue^ opl. Tom Jackson, recently t*»utn*d from pveraoa*. who sa n g ^ h o j t n l n Bread and The H a l f A Million Germans F u l l y Armed In Norway \ * I They Remain At Lib­ erty As They Await Trip To Germany By Thomas R. Henry OSLO, Norway, • June I,— A G erm an a rm y of nearly half • million men. still almost fully arm ed, is scattered over liberated Norway. Once this country's com­ plete m aster*, these men. now are subservient and cooperative’ w|tJ profound npxdQglr*" and apij,n*eia- Mis. D lngfelder said. ‘‘Sa.'ford Allied and home resistance forces, tton to all those who wauled to a ltho ugh occasionally an arrog ant may iusllv be proud of It* G a r ­ volunteer. Those who arc anxious den officer s t m t s as offensively nr for it is tire first Wo. to donate t>lo<*l should re g i.tc ' at man'sClub organization in the en tire ever, seemingly unaw are of de one* with the Kid Cross *o th at Fifth Congressional IMslriet to feat. a new filing system can be set • luge n ulisod Bank m d rp rn d The situation I* unique, since up for th e fu tu re." ently.” the sta tu s of the G erm ans here l« "The full schedule «a« largely k, not th ut of w ar prisoner*. b J t Those who volunteered mode possible through the effi- donate hlood were Mrs. B, PI "disarm ed G erm an s.” But actual­ elercy of the technicians and nur Kipnres. Mrs Gordon M Furo, ly. few have lieen disarmed, and own County Nurse. Mrs. Jtiinces Mrs l! F’ Cooper Mrs. Charles th e y are living well in their own MoDmignll." M r s. Hingfelder Hayes. Mis* C o m e Baker, Mr*. accumlatcd ration*. Disarmament ■aid. “ As one technician express Is p ro g ressin g In orderly fashion, K. G. Kiclaw. Fh II Carter. Mrs. ed It; 1 feel n moral obligatin'! !■> It. I,. G arrison . but the N o i l s ’ retu rn to Germany Mrs W. D. th* many fine-spirtleil rltlieoa of Thornton, Mrs A. FI. Oliver, II. uwall* tr a n s p o rts not yet avail­ J Seminole County to waste not a l>. F'rrcmttii, Mr*. W. W. T y re, able. ■Ingle m irute. Mrs. George Flwan, W. It. Vin­ Meanwhile, since the Germans F Mmile, Mrs, The B egislrars and lbinnr'« cent. Mrs. It a r e not w a r prisoner*, the oc Mid-Kant h*d Iwan ordered to Attcndanre Committee functioned Nnsip B, Kennedy Mrs. ( , H. eupation forces a re under no obli­ *- i1 • j, 1a Aa •intaMrgtje’' “m ta tv g tjf'' to pravent tu furrth tn «arr iciiel. Mrs. Both WieleddU Mr*. with a l e r t ' es. and failhfulnes". gation to feed or pay them, and , h fy m ust , ttbfU t on j ^ , . own bloodaUd and to p ro u et AUWd aha ■aid said, while the loyaltv and A11Us Str-enwerlh, Mrs F ran k It. ro m nu m uolratlun line* fa r 'th* j ren0UrccJl> Even in Oalo, where Huymrn. Mr*. aplendiircooperation of the donors McNeill, E . C •HI ,« Jrom | fVerv A ty now jt , Katuri)avones* w ar. G ertrude Gilbert. Mis# GusstJ waa Hifplayad did ‘ ^ by 1 -their ' consdenl ailsd upon' the Fraucb | a ftern onon o n In in American cuun county < IllliJlfrt “ With which they adherCT; HBifbni Mrs J a y Yoluig, MfaA , leadrr "im nicdlately" lo order to ft»* rt^trrlbesf dirt s'.d by Helen M VoU g. J M Leonard, seat*, one find* a p artm en t house* Frr*pnUllon of athletic ami r r . m *»-»» F r r nch troop* In HyrU to c a a ti th « iF aplit-mlnute proniptne** Ml" John Gilbert, Miss Evelyn "till filled with German install* other aw iriji was* made by Mr* t h m i g h o u t the dll) lo keep the laiducccur. Mrs t »rfj Pemiera, Governor the General Apj.n.prlal° ’ Anna flsrtluel*. Cnscli c F Kel lio n , and troop*. Mrs Bonnu llillle, Miss Rebecca lifomi H and cleared ,1* calen- rack, "In o r d a f Ur avoyd a colliF'ur example, last night I e n ­ schedule running amoolhlv. tie* a n d Alex R. Johnson Thr tered D big office building cellar “" I ' Vm* Vouched letters re. S i e i e ’* and Mr* F F l o n g dark o! most D. thr Othe. re- »*«« betw een B ritish and hranch l a t te r presented George (Ihapm sn forte*.' Aiso Mrs <>ril F'hrwers. A.MM- ineinink major proposal!. which a* still a center of German ealvpil fjrum three sriw rem en who 'Once th r firing ha* ceased ar d with a 126 w ar bond given by naval communication*, with unii Norrunn A. ItlleJiir. Miss t'h a f H oiihi ii | pnived tiillt* to reap* afcioa t h r l r rt g lH r u tk , here weie lotle Isblll. Priife.s'm ff. FI. Movthe Sear* Roebuck Foundation es f'Mirtinri ll»** Senate a nil the Houite o riltr baa Veen restored, w* aholl /Inst urlre for a Future F a r m e r form ed girl* operatin g a ISO-line tn d n i g r r i 'd to Miami. Nurflok ri^, Mi*f: J a n e lla>*ci» IliVu B ef of rtprejwnlaiive* a re perilling be prepared to bagiu trip artite Jood for victory production proj- telephone switchboard connected V i . u n d Ran Ifii'vn. Calif, n dlKtwilpa* hare irj Loodnn." w ith all naval installations in the ............^ ____ ____ apoctively,” Mr*. Uingfelder add nice Bairn. MI mn Pal Schnl*’ . M r <>n the S en alr caleti<Ur Init pro eet country. Call* came frequently ed* ^ n e h prfihnined mi* Ifnt th e \ Thomnn V aughan, Mm. K lrano r ponent! held little hnpoa for l-aas- Churcblil aald. leaving the ob­ For a rt exhibits, first prixe* w HI go ter I h tr inMirt x!]1|mo<1 ( anfli-ltf. M r! June Smith. Miaa ' l'K * "hire they had no priority on vious Implication th a t B ritain's were pretented by Mr*. II. W and during slack Interval* the r* rhiingrd light gotsiup Bank for d i . a f i . i i 1 . r. In*m h r , II.i.ton, Mr. Ualph Lon the iprrli.1 order liM. Unainmnua intervention would be extended Rucker, president of the Sanford girl# t h a n i s r l w . ...................... i...d h i -,„g. Mr* O .u rli r < l..rk, Mi*. •* r. uulred to bring n bill beyond th e ahooUng Mrlod. Woman1* (Hub. to Betty f o r r o d l. with o|ieiBttir* ul Narvik Bergen the Hanford HI.....I B .n l d ..« u .” Janet Sm ith. Mr- I uedle Wilke*. I up out oi *t»m«l order A l a r i * dispatch **id a hoaty Charles Dawson, Lnrrv laissing. and o th er place* Three "jntors I iiiiifi*i m r e m m in it t e r c o m p r o - meeting railed by Gen. Charles Bob Callahan Leslie llu rv ry amt were lni»v sending lo oth rr ports mi*es on th e General AppropHa- de Gaulle to ronslder Britnin'* (kitty Ann Whitner. and for hon a te letype new* sum mary nick tintii* HiII kWi* nr t'ptpil hv botn a n n o u n re m rn t of her itiletvm tioil or»l le mention, p r u e " to I nmille ed up from British stations III (hr S y ria n disoute hitikc up hoilin in ipm I urtlfi The sailor* and girls seemingly B altin . Charles Dawson. Joseph Hir appm i ritilmriN lull i« %'i. tonight uri|)*rrntlv without * d e ­ were wiill -s tisfied. The stutton H Jdichej* and t arl Mow* -ilh.iMi at ovi* Slate limit:*'t 1 um cision on how F’rance wu» to re­ Athletic award* were presented commanded h> . young mvvv of­ mknnion re«'i»riiimjndalion! aiul »c, spond. bv CoaeJi K ettle, to Vern Clark ficer who w*> quite nrragunt at I jsts cion ntore timii current extern De Gaulle left his office for Robert Cranston, KoU-rt C allahan first lint later became "observant t dilute I he II "Use and Senate iniipe nt Unit) I’ M. gnd no stateThe bounted German rt*vv dis ) Ii{11aw i l ’IP mu: e liian J,iUti,(J00 merit hv th e G overnm ent « n us- Donald Dyois, Clarcnre M rkce rjpline is ut a low ehl \ ominun Harold Hast tier and H erm an n|»irt vkhe-it thf r.inle renre ifloup (ircteil to nig ht, the ills;).leu mid. sailor acting s* Interpi vlet iHiked | v%r fit tn work I he lloiisi gave A responsible au th o rltv said Brumley for bnskrtbsll nnd to to the officer as an iwium revel J Theu Brooklin. Herm an Brumley. wa) ap| roximatel) $'.r..lKH) nnd th a t French troops in Syria de- Robert Cullutn. Rotiert C allahan. said “ sir." 1 the Senate rut*ej Us allow anevs i finiiely have npt yet l*een order- V*rn Clark, David Jackson. Don This young officer revelled I ulaiut Fht'.i.tmC ed lo w ith d r a w tu their barracks Mid Dyeai, Glenn Tingle. Harold th a t until . three weeks ago he [ I The Senate passed and sent to although the text of Prime Min- K astner and Clarence McKee for was in command of naval com the Governor the hill giving the | lJ t er ChurehiU 't .iot« w «. issued bass ball. muilieatlon* in Narvik where for I State Real F.siatr f (jrninission jrt Paris as a communique and Mr*. Samuel* presented physic three years he controlled mtelil I greatri power I" suspend and re- probably wo* communicated lo al education award* to: M artha gone* operations ag ain st Allied I yoke license* oi dealer* for v|o F'rench ('oinm anders. Brown, Camilla Luiuiqpist and M urm ansk convoy*. Hr |uid ^ha! I lotion n l II" regulfction. The note reached P a ils at the iChailollo T tu r (senior *uiblciu*l s ta r ti n g in IVt'J. G ermany had a The Hoii"e bill placing public very time a F'rench Foreign (M- Star* wer* eivep to: M arthn Page. fleet nf 16 suhmarirtea then' CO Ml’I .MTU I.INK OF TCXEDQ FEEDS medical and tins[|lal v erv k e plans f Ice sp okesm an was roller*! ing Mathewm. Ruth Saekalt, which wn# increawetl to ID In Under Insurance D epartm ent regti- a t s press conference (hat thla ami letters to Oulda Carlton. Mar- IP43. Thelg mb- purpose wps Itj. la t urn was palefd by the H .n ats Tc! 338— country did not wish British- loif Pe*r*nn, Alia* Hall. Daphne t r r e r p t t n g such Convoys, Usually after an ninrnntitenl had been add American mediation In the Te­ Connelly, Jean ftoteler. Helm Huy- receiving their first intelligence For. $unford & 2nd S lrc rl ed exempting Latin societies In VMMt dispute He >>aul French rr- man, Mary Louise t eF'il*. Alva Ff lMirts mi I hi* ctmvoyii Sanford, Florida HltUhornugh tlounty inforcementn mighi he sent Its Lundquisl, Marie Peiuld, The Iin u •Mimrwherr north of Scotlund t>y The bill to g ran t employer* Syria "if th e situation lieeomes Raynold*. VU^inili . . . ... Rc« vi*j». B elly nipani of rudar of air oh.'tervrr With near perfect employment ■critical." YarboJXHlRk. iJilunt Briuldy; nnd report*. records bonus unemployment font to - cheer leader#. Siyria Meisch. He laid reports of »pie* In nensntlon contribution rates a* low kolmjfi ■ rut llnrnlhy America and B ritain were few w ad us serefl-tenllpi per cent we* p#*q. and very unreliable and «fxbrewed ed by the House yesterd ay after d isg u st with the whole Geirtiati labor member* agreed to Jt wiU* spy system . The el flee.- claimed an » me ml man t talsli lb* total th a t the U-boats’ first opcrfdioiw S ta i r pool's floor In riWtOWI.IHMj. Were very satisfacto ry to the The Senate bill had pern *«nl H |gh Command, but th a t during TV^-h Affllhiin#* Tua*S*J>i -gAd-gt1044 more convoy* constantly trutpts to withdraw jt nUrO just got through hecauac of Auret iui, , before ihp Hulls* adnjuraad Tu*$K r«« V*«* !>•♦) n u l l . * and cheaper' ftfafii the Hied *ub-deteettntr dov'JeV Jfe 1 •Inv night. On u motion to t t ~ OklnaWe. k [in# J« p « i»o#€ »l t h e . long view, to Inrtill a Hd lack of coeoe ration bv Jhi* 1 consider '4 .-dnesday morning, haw iaV* of nea iViJ.OOCL dall>. cl>»cd L uftw affe also Wa* a factor. n « r , it «no taken from the (001new. erifranco an£ door. jag around Shutl. T he younjf officer claimed, how, « , . ■. ♦ ■■ mltUt am* IrnnirdlsUjIj paiicrb Mi. ksyatdno of the r of glib da' fcwployatu jvvlth [ccords iht>w-„ i o n u . llna. A i i w o j j A m odern. lovUlng tetlfon had been larg ely uv-W oy.grarggly fug jltU p- or no unem ploy^tiot ■J a p a n e s e war* trapfront door will add *krr come n e a r th e rn<) of the wqr V . would he entitled to th e lower rl. O ther* war* »o w ith the uae o f now* Type* s»f of | Insurance r * t « - : V • Interest and valua to they ceoldn’t eatab ­ JU-boat* which w e re able i p ’ «ULy I.olor representative* objected le! t a a e ayiiem . your home. subm qrgcd over Ian* periodp With that the low rate would CUl the ‘ A t jah n U lk lh g , ‘ a Chinese absolutely do delectable englrte fund fur p ay m en t of jralea* bco*- sPokruinM. prom iw d a grand Use our monthly Pay­ vibration.". Ho • confirmed to fits below the point at which It cotinier-offhnaUe "earlier than aotne degree off-h eard atnrie* would ba safe to operate. ment Plan. originally' planned1' a* the Japunth a t ‘’m other sub m arines,” op*C They ag reed to the bill, how. a«*. halted, the ir aatensive northatinjr out of L orlent. supplied ever, with an atnepdmant which w irfir ^IUidraw*ti en the con­ the U-boat* In t b a 1 Atlantic. He provides t h a t when the fund falls • tie*.* r r n s Tee* O s . ***tn*d bitterly disappointed at to |2S,(100,000 the rate will auto- tin e n t Bouth China column* oxpandrd od a ' s t r a i g h t stretch at th« the G erm an navy's failu re when, m atkally be lifted to three per the breach In Ja p an * fmlu-b'hln* seem ingly. It had been ao clow rent nf payroll* Phone fl3 ______ ,-Jta. 1*i> rnjlt* ,aod »el*l«l tn*on, along with J. P. Cdyro to succea* j. _ .j The fund now ha* about UO.. •orrjdoi two hUterly-dafanoed elite*. Small a tripe, engineer, end Virgil 000,0011 The present floor proThla communications cen te r ]» vlclpp*,Nippon***, counter-attack* shakes, hx Of tO T aW W UtV-rMtlppItTr* t a n { L e g is la tu r e P l a n S A dijournment jo u rn m e n t At A t w««id N o o n T o d a y ,^ 7 lion. Their behavior is most nunc Bilious and they *nlute oltcn. although tile salutes are never returned. The Norwegian* s i " tolerating w*, i In ancient Greece, it was be j Iteved th a t tt grew W a rm e r and ' w a rm e r as you went south, and 1 th a t If you went far e n o u g h . ; Vim w o J d die from t h e r m a l th* p reien re erf their l*Ui*in*rtcr< : Mnrk Tw.Bj„ had tu rn until other a rr a n g e m e n ts n ;e uo» 1„f losing nrfknusrript* slblc, but the G e rm a n s’ presence* , drew a rb*!l Ifni* on •s no d a m p e r t*> celebrations I he arttund lus ils-sk and the rejoicing people th ro n g stieetand at night parade tn native costumes through nark* Everybody in Oslo t» unable to j satisfy their appetite for frtsh 1 1(1TZ air and freedn m s f le r th eir lon.t | captivity. Lines three nnd four block* long a re conatnn’ly before theatre* where unceneon'd m a v i o nre being shown for the first time In five years, dtneathtlo' h rd U laoifnw ytapinaoi a horror that he the flon, maid was NOTICE Effective June 1, lll-Hi the ceilitik' price on Buttermilk will he as follow^: 12c quart wholesale 14c quart retail • t Sweet Milk 18c quart store Sweet IVJilk 19c quart house delivery BEACON DAIRIES Phone 1511 222 Magnolia Ave. NOTICE ROBB’S HOME BAKERY ivill he cloned nil during the months of JINK SILVER HEN BROODER AND JULY due to the fact that we have used up our •piotu sugar and shortening fur the quarter We apjirec ate your patronage 11 nil hope tn he to serve you attain in the future. We will reopen on v J U L Y 30 HUNT’S TUXfDO FEED STORE ROBB’S HOIkJE B ;is i . s- J05 W. 1st. fit. v * f.i - utay * arj o n e H fit-J m When f t e u n b e HILL L U P E Jt & SUPPLY YARD on-N ew .’ G uinea. . SrfSate for concurrence. K% going at our usual H n t Adw. Wtaut* denounced The House, acting «n o n a duul|. duull. it 60 mile* on hour,” cert*Ip A 111*4 / newspapers and catc bill of dubious legality after “Th* accident hapthe original disappeared, reatotyd Other “Irresponsible"' Individual* for *Ut«mehU that Aiaencgni part of Governor CaldweQ'e ffcontmendatloni for HtaU super, did hot w a n t tl^e Hrltish fleet ■ part under u a . r vision of w ater resources to a to come' Into the Pacitlo because B a e M ^ e r * . evpn those Injured, Senate bill, . , • , 1 we'.Wanted to carry ho thl* war aald th ey fait a grind b u t no ea a yrtvnt* battle.' Hep*. Jo h n S. Hurwell of Brow­ graatlBCfL . 4 flCHKDUIsES PAXIsY ORI.ANDO. FIiORIDA . * ’• ^ • • w1 V (m ‘ * # LONGWOODALTAMONTE & WINTER PARK LEAVE HANFORD-i-7.nr«Rr. 12ilB PM.- Sl45 P t and 6:15 PM. LEAVE ORLANDO—7:16 AM * 12:15 PM • S:30 P ■ :* * , M I .' . w KA D nm nN A i. w e e k e n d s g p y iC E : (f. 10:00 PM (Shtarday r of S u la for All! ■ I Park Awe. In Sanfori. Central Area. (Florida ‘ In Orlando. between Sanford and ns leave Jo t and Parte Ave.. Monday. Wednejday, Friday and Saturday. 8:00 AM • 12:16 PM - 4 :45 P.M. (9:15 P.M. Saturday Only). fTE: Park A rt. lo Third BL to 8 0 nfofd Are. through Glndenilla rl* . Old Highway io Fire Polnla lo Orledo, * ;; i v W - >?*?■>* r-. The 1944 dclini|itcnt real cstutc Ltx liat-flf the City of Sanford, Ehtritlu, i s , poaU'-tL at..lhc,.^rm 4 itJ o u r rtf lhe Cfty ifall ami at the front ,tluur of ilu: Court flmfkc fn the City of Sanford, floridu. and will rem ain so posted for a period of four consecu­ tive weeks. All ’real estate upon -vvhJ^T ho lB l-f -Uxes h l t ’tT not Been paid, und nitaltisr which tRX'Certificates have not already beep Issued, will be s^ld at public auction on the 1st day of July, 194.r>, contm euing a t 10 o’clock A.M. ut the fro n t ditor of the CStJ' Hall fn the City of Sanford, Florida. 1 t II.N. SAYEIt, CITY CLERK gh when anyone khowtng anty enters. They try tu'avoid any inddenta that might hasten the end of the pleolfsac life thev ere now ■leading. • »■ • * t There ar* similar situations ell o w 'Norway, hot for th e moat pert the (Jar exam1 etay vtriftlv indoor*. Whan they esntur* out : d lpcaklnr m e M ^ r e t h i l u s l y , but ard end /ftlchard tt.' Simpson t>f _ Twa/ye r t r s o o s were ta k e n to on the itroeta they carry white In tUain, WoMjit Ith g u n y c . to el* Jefferson obtained tutanlmoue cop* bacgfiU h tx p lta l In Klasltnmee for flag* and never attem pt to cotgaent to waive the rule* and b i t e ■ifMrt'And M S ' f m w M U on th* t n a U n e n t Th* o th e r IB Injured, nm nkato with the telyil pootillthe measure up after th* hour u f consideration ; cn "h lllr passed k fhe doling days of the session, ' It qqlckly adopted, by voice vote*, amendmanla which *mtU nubile hearing* —regulation* th e uae a f egatgr, drillImr od i The bill t h e n wae paiaed . ffl* and te n t .back to tho ;6*n*t One. am e n d m e n t »truck- oi » m o l t o f 'theta su fferin g .bruises, e t» | f ..a n d shaken ce rte a , War* SanforcU TONIGHTS ALL-STAR t* -rou Sumen* t n d *llvestMk coneumptton for re g u le tlo r -, Reran (h Race—Futurity . r ;%• n o AV BIU W 5SJ 'SrShilt 'Sit unreasonable WsraU , o f surface fca eft-- •*---' ■ nv lawAh a intMa. Impounding e f aurfec* freen " Jit present* tlve Simpson, i ^ V|T-friV * .. f ' l -= • . J -j preaalns neeth made a t PROM PTLY |U a a Start 8:00 p. ftL Sharp - t. ,- r ? *. / r o ’T !,1 v , - d S > * q K £ vV iL t . * * �1 rTTITMT TT%T <.■■ ■■ U. I I ' ■■ 1345 i rrti I W orn o u t fe ll Hm *.u. t* mm! «WMlrr^ U«r«i !*• r m r t in your future! There’s a ( liamcrnif- *t « i n f‘ ih*ln- - 1 •«* .in *iVs*!l tin * »M r ■ III. *a • ntiil *"»f •*« !l- '■* A fnlal Wjtli*r . -tnr» h\ t'oimI* iiktk’' ,!i«ht*» f ,• "i ' RIT7. • SI N. DR. RAYMOND L. BASS MON I mOM -'AIM I ■■rl t i P f tt ORAlVtTATK VETERINARIAN LARGE and SMALL ANIMALS ( APT. C. HOI.TSCI.AW. (Retired). Owner A p p ly E n ip U .y m e n t S u p e r v U n r l#«f* W rt'k iliiy ji S u tu n lt iv s. V 1 2 * SO U. U E I . L T E L . A T E L . CO l l ' i E w t St Do N o t A p tilv EntfUk'rti H A V E YOUR WINTER CLOTttES CLEANED BEFORE a P U T T I N G T E E M ') AWAY— ff H >lin k t 11 . rt Dr HI nl Ryan -It.. . •*■!.•.. M I |lr .r 11ii 11 t'nutine i C iH m r t ! M n rrn ret Kmc U » I .. Ii.. i. ' * At . ,t. It,. 11 . M ... , •> - ,t* i t I , I.. | | ,. \f , ■ v ..t 11 I n l ion nl \| or t . i n . r, it i i ! '* Kl»r ..In ' I r t .-IT" •>( r. t: S tx im ; I 1 r.lenil S ihi .k .t I * I ....... . t O r r x h l.lell et ... * iw naM y ' . . I M r l i.x il« -1fit r Hnrv'k Tn I ' H 11% 11viitir .tli'r I'lsrhat t’*1' K i r.. ii. V III \ *. Suit \1 mill/s'PACKAGE ^ I i MO A M \ / f A « out ph-l i* liar of *'*■*f Whiftkfi Pl.onr OH S A N IO K U . IT A MIn Iff ii!lilfi:i M'lil - <irftci ». it ttli- $30, $130, > 1 3 0 w n ter* SERVI CE t ’riiof# , / r ie n d l y a y e a r o r Iamf o r lo r a p a y . . fl.'X u •1 1 1 n l.. \ ll .l i Naad monay? Wa inyita Room t»—El*. st»te D*nk Bill*. ^yOU "10 ORjna and 0at 111*. J E KnwUnd. Jr M,n«er i a r i ti l ®.f D iaiiM vn f * i in Seminole Tire Shop i > At« | of M r- F in THE ONE STOP STATION II -■ I , . H l i i ' ho E+t ' til f -i -1 \ vhh s Sti I'l’t .. ....... nr n» \ . . t f n I [' n «• im.I c .* I n' > • I * %11f I S m l n f I w i i % it. * j * f i-.i t n a r:tiTnix/rit a! fo il at i '■ «p 11 it 14 S p rilo . N r v t ^ l l f h i i«l* | j| m ,i r i t h . (Ii- th e n p i ' n t i i hut sci'ii \ >-w \ | ch Inlc'i i r ‘i Pit hut M ii L .ill- i, \s , -CM. li e III uiid i •i Ihr **h i i k r r - | hmM t ti • n ctifi, r in to «n i-n % r l o r ‘ ff niic **f fht t *\ t-l.ti'c ituf n.i< a* i* Tvfmicl Suit- »’>•i n 1 . « n* ll l -l,i.i.l 1. L , ■ .1 1 M .i Si ' ■ <* , »*» li’ ll \\ i t;. l> rl S ill rr |*i I * ^ , r ,i;i M \ i (, M. i . . . . •it 1 W n i •r i ■ Mi *■rMlUl'*. M ! l.|\ ■it illsla t ii da . The ,'Utira u i t P n i •■** i \T ('ON ERS \( ( ESSO RIES » *0 «. I te st F o rd Nil FI LERS T NII.I’IPES INSTALLER S«*r\ ir r 111 C r n f m l Florida W r N |irn a h rr In tomjtlrl*- mo lor i t t r r h u l l I** Jill Si rick la ml-Morrison Inc. * TIRES \\ NSlIINf; I’OI ISI1INC. U \ \ 1N(i I'hofir ?dfi Safihifil | la \ , P a rk \ vc. P h o n e 'IT I'or S ervice On I • (JualilN l it. I l,n . I . I, « |*i- «“It *i • 1 I ....... • _ICE_ fCREAM S e n ice • Thrill %. 41 I - - ii ».t*p a»r*H e»iJ* » v • ■1 til it-' i» - :,«.d • • • ENJOY MAKING IT • ••■.if .« ,vv> >a*11u• ’ f,a> M1* " oe..i i t t t i f *»t T.$***• * f • Dtiicioui laooi* *o in :n ii* i' IHIIMMMVI lull 10 *1 0 00ft • **lj M 1 ** ‘ U. i -h i pvf a ( a t * 1 . . •IT. ivga AN Y FLAVOR i * » d f*H aw * « • *< TN* IQ I jc " tv > . H i p t i ■» l a t *1 1 p a i l o g * *1 L0nD0»■nD€RR‘J STABILIZER and SEMINOLE FEED STORE N\ e. k |: • 1* i i* -n n f.iHn* ntl !• i i i »*ilxt**I f i m l l 1. *i \ 1! ' 1. \ Tn *jivc anil nmi ncnnrt '*1• tllmi* v t io n |{ x'lTERIF.S I \ST SI.OW RKi M MtClNC « < mil .n t hi till it%i**u of Pr’cfi . thru TIRKS I He I* on. 1 1 Ti|.mn*n* , ’*• M:+1tnittr* *iT' < i‘n i N t n i i i j i c lirinu in hangers ph'Yise! ^ i .a v k i u I• «»1 I tv f'»*» ID H avurO l Ji.lra tM lM tl ||t t | .'ml i n n < i .k w i n i ; ; co. P h o n e 105 P h o n e 'l l l i l E LONE RANGER THE SHcBlFF IS PEAP [SEVERAL WHAT m WE G O IN G h THINGS TO P O NOW ? YOU ANn T0NT0 TAKE HIS & o p y to c a j u n . i ' ll < MAKE CAMP THERE ANP MEET V0U AFTER SUN-DOWN V ’<.»!( it'/J t lint ,|lyr> i i t i d t , iio v itlil If* | i pRsf | ..\ . '»• I \ \, V Highest Standards Mill ' ' ‘f ' \ /C /ll »«lltv\v2\ T llllllltf S *1--- I*- ,e> - nl M itt It. ( ha nrrr i M .h a ff.y M nr r i * , r Backed By Tho rta io n a b f* cred it r e t i r e * To noorlr •varfbody tofnkh irn it I n c lu d in g r o a m M f d a y coafti noed lor coth l l f n a lu r e alone. In a h « 9 f . Kara wa ora oifloniiod lo 0 iv« tha fail ■arvica you m int hava. F A M I L Y L O A N C O . 'm i • uril» In L in t V****iH», 1\ I i hrr» ufi ci irt>nip- kh" f after '1 nut th- s .a I II ila I' | Mxl It* Join IPif i hr N«v%. mmlf hi- l*oii:ir « *th h - H frtlx I t's rrnull*x lh:i* em u ,I S o ld bv North ( "in .illdlfll ■» • l'« Nlatlc fo r F tn m l.i n e e tls TIRE i n. ■' ( iop X-CEL FEEDS ('onerete Pipe Co. -+*t «*»! *'t . a . i ........ I if .III....>r R ef re*. It m i; if!*r work fiiul rfi • fr u \ v||i >*•»VIff | ■■ | h \ ll \ltlT! hi PENINSULA R Ave. Phone MG1 vv 'lir r lu e r * ( ’o n c r j ; 11; m in i\ Seminole Dry Cleaners * t * "* - ■-I <Hi.rilti l!« DRIVEWAYS Bring in hangers, please! Tt- M I r * n \ u I « hatu | ' 1M .1 «&«* \ rx T ro T I'niit Hr t ' 'le r a l I Kl.irta* ! . 1 \ I ler-liitiirx* S E P T IC TA N K 1 W A T E R TANKS C U L V E R T S jm l S E W H 1 S T r . i n . i i M l i C “ in fet. Seei.n.1. a iftlf.t .lr . 1 I... e* (■ r r’ cl in Ai i r i ni ' ; r * 1 ....• hji- \ > i*t t i t 1 ' * k | ■ - * a l i . f a r l i o n u( S i..if . . i . l \ I I S t-«f in i * 1 lu r ii'i) ' In v V<u.*r t Hit 1 \ i v W tOmoi 1 T iro l itt *l I , | . h t i|t .i» ft - 1 Li * l> * Cn * . \ ut ‘I |R. fur WELLS lit* i r v w I l»im Drnl l*r> || CONCRETE PIPE , n m r * ,! * C. v,,> ' 1 ™"«* ‘ I I* .-1 ..x j )•■ .* Itti.-li. )! E » m i r I hntlrl U n r i ^ i r . 1 1 A P,,V l! K 'r tt r j f.it V M M V R I. IN ' t m*-f f L E G A L NOTICK Nt »i" _ poke rf 11 ■% To loSno . I HTittMiph on n o i t i c v ^hn jfi Pl UX •|u%!«iMf1 -hi| a -I Hu i*nt t !■*•»hi \n » n n « \ p»'i i \ a h-r.Mf ..... .. , « '» l E t U lr M n r ltt * .* * l.'il • I u I T \ .1 ll» 1 ’ I ir '•ionciI in th 1 - Pi m M n \ I *I . lit. Tr Til M *orpr. Johmiir C i-i -> j f T o o k . Jr ' --------"* Ken I K.lale Mnrlynre ; , V..r1ttte I- I tVnrl el xir !• K To 1 1"Iff'-l'Ii’i . J‘ll.11* 1.. I "• 1 a . , *f. ' 1 M r Sri 1,1 'H T rod \ V r f ir o u f , . tn, A Serving On I V Boat M*m* Tt* Mi'll Vt Irirktofi\ Hi* 1 iiH ry. Rcntz Sr. r t tut* & R ent 1 r l S f S m ith * Now F»««rntiiil Work T* • ! n% mifton. 11 u I| D»n’l I t k r rtionem with jrotir pr eeinu. rlnthilttt . . . have (I (ItoriXiKliU H etn ed to p r e r e a l drier l« rali.-n. 220 Magnolia in T Urn) E S S E N T IA L WORK with Overtime Pty- Pnl.l Vnciillont Frequent Inervate* Pleanant Enviruninrnt V ilm r H i-n r ) * " • ' 1 S in c 'e (>.* M n rrln t Aye Ul-.IS E X P E R IE N C E U N N E C E S S A R Y Sanford. Fla. To Sheriff** Drnl M n Irllaml, .1 V Tn TEL EP H 0 N E OPERATORS R E P A I R E D M v#i(, K PEACETIME FUTURE B L I N D S A To 'S I a ■ on for free estim ate. F S|i«rriali War ra n t ) r' custom-mndc to fit each window. Call 260-J I 1 L i tn. SANFORI) VENETIAN BLIND CO. p - \«Mi. Crank M T r E«t. of 1 i. k A%t T«» Ed ith M T y l e r . ' W H* * Phone dny or night 237-J r ' it I m inHrd ilrd Warrant) M a r r a n t . Drrd t)w t Victory Sanford - Orlando Highway If M ilm rt t f -*1* H r c i i n t ) f * r *t Ai* r William T. Tindall T“i<•', i,i Pfrlrhrt . . . .. . M «111d a t \ I m > 2TR, 1045 i , ^ J ................ . YVa, itint % ll« r d* i*u»r r nl \ Mur nr i li.ii i-\ i-i i:\ I n Ed* > hlimhidh I* I’ I rr»Li I «* i r A \* l« M im * O liv e r l j • ■ l » i «■*» ii \ Tii Rote Pi • 11. 1 C " \ , Mn 30, 194 5 I *f lit mi h » I .» Hum- SwrPi | Warrant) DcrHII «H„ H - m i it li r l 11% Tu A. I I Oftl I I l . hf j , \ | u t f o r i I n n \ 1 I i mi: »*t- -III II T<> tVnrl Jor- ' 1 1 1 r' "> , er* Tlii1\ cf«ii *«■ -i*f . *• i >1* fri>H i a - • St-inmole Court Record to tnaki* f#*il Ji|»uj i.pin-. r. »rr :r v r x . iiR A i'K , r r 'iR+n v 11 r **-*• *-■ ........... • ■ - '*•^ ' M 1X1 f Sfntr Hunk To J County p a n t o iiii AT A CATE IN CAJUN EVENIN', LENNIE I RIM ROC K TOO E>AP A&OUT 3 B»AblN AN YER PA GETTIN1 ~) INDIAN ANP KILI EP WHERE'P A E0Y BROUGHT ANN .. i A I | YEAH, THAI'S WHO PIP J l WHV I'AA ------- 1 H IR E 1 IT j - "M > 7 ■I let a v t ,p**n4 , eiu o n g |0 V Hha aulingt lio"t y®«t rtc*» Whtl# «#■■ L r u KOMI rttupping will o«» eniv«f your pr*bl«m, ll will b* »ol* liftdvry If you l#t vi dm It w ” wa TfionwT *orn*d |k« C*ftW*d mTiIii C.lodoi by • nly r n i l y Worb C.-^C. W e ls h WELSH TIRE SHOP Tad A I'll rl* — I’ h n n r » * » V n lran lrlH i — T lr r llrp a lrln * Auto. Public liability and Property Damage Dare yo u DRIVE mm i You too are ON/ D. I S* P LT -A Y y . % -* .b*: }■ I1 ■(-W .rx may -not *uHn to an In the y<Mi ore just 1n the public clothes red.l yoo in yourbual4RM c o n t a c t a . Are ytmra Immaculate . . . J tt * protected from wear by -d«aning7 . v frequint .-»*• ^ W . l - ^ 1 * , —»• t'l. x . ' - ' r around the block 0 =====^ '. v: ; ’v •< ^ ^ h i l c uving §aa and lire*, don't alto save at the expense of needed Insurance, One accident on a trip around the Muck could make you the defendant in a damage suit for thousands of dollars. Phone us todsj about North America's depend­ able protection. It coets | too little to be wiihoui il.’ B. B. CRUMLEY , « ♦ Genet si lesnrenta V,L «I3 -W. A-, '. ' x” .. jy : !£ * * * ' : i. » ■ :• . .. t.- ; H 4 YEP, YOU'VE GOT A J0E> ON YOUR HANPS LOOK, HERE'S bUCK SANTOS C O M IN T j— WELL, LOOK WHO’S HERE LENNIE BARRETT, ANP HE'S SPORTIN' A TIN I'M GLAP YOU NOTICEP IT,BU( k ] SO I ’M PUTTING YOU ANP MV PAP WAS MURPERfP Tmi YOU UNDER r \W H 0ELSe? AFTERNOON, ANP L 'fT O N ARRL .T r J . �.\ • c FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1915 THE HANFORD BEKALD. SANFORD FLORIDA iii = iii = iii = iiie iii = iii = iii = iii = iii = m = iii = iii ' h o s p i t a l i t y h a s n o t %. ] BEEN R A T I O N E D . . . M M E i Y O U R HOME BEAUTI FUL DINETTES C L A S S IF I E D A D V E R T IS IN G RATES OF 10c per tin* for on* Insertion O0e per lln* t n thr»« insertions D7c per H i m for * insertions I k per lira for TV insertions Minimum rate* . . . Jtw P H O N E H I OR BRING YOUR Ads to T H E SANFORD HERALD Count, fir* words to the line, including phonr srnl addrraa. All MFartlaCMcnti for aituationa wanted will b« charged lor a t thi r o f a t a r classified rates. S P E C IA L BEAUTY A setting far hospitality . . Every LOST P O P E CO. U. S. TIR ES and TURKS jJu D K K N wail located b o u it. Phone 0122. l feast on this fine dinette lie tMKrkctlxHik con .dry and ration I II S tafford, i t . n. B. room ___ 80 ACRE farm Wad, good flow. In* walla, 10 acraa rough land P a l m Hammock S anford, Flu. P. Z . B J x , 1101 P a rk Ave., Sanford, H a. Phone 661-W. K E R O S E N E W ate r H e a t e r ' a n d tan k . Inquire 404 Pabnutto A Venue. of LOST: lllack leather xiji|wr bill­ Kvrn i In- movie pi in let* have tn stu d y ac I* proved hero “on the Melro-Coldwyn Mayer net of fold In AA-P. ettmumiug money. Elir.nlictli W ilhnim . 7ttt> E. 6th " H ie 3 ,iiiI m u " now indng filmed «t Silver S pring*. Claude J a r m a n Jr., slender Nashville, Tcnn., youth w-leit«d In to- 'T he Y earling ’ ’ ts shown b e in g tau g h t betw een scene* by Mrs. Hetty T aylnr. St HELP WANTED Robert A. Williams Phone 711 A ttan tlr Bank HIiI k T W O YOUNG fresh milk g o u t, reasonably priced. Mr*. J S Burdick. Bouth S an fo rd Ave baity best m attress. CHO C OLATE syrup, u gallon Jars, 76e, Horner's Hod* Simp "i mi . 1', • nip- th r ' hirh Panam a Ke r o se n e water b eater and ll>k acres land lying south u! railroad, house and 2 lots known as Tootan P lace— Warehouse and 2 lota tying along si do of railway In Cameron City. Going Into service. Mat Kunlk, RL 1, Box 183, Sanford. For 8*U Pour-room garage apartm ent w i t h 10 acres of tiled land. Term*. •«•*#**##*#« healer IHiIlKiiW H ER E w i l l UK I ' l l t i \< > LS RF-SI’W I I II IIa , i . ,ju n to n * .YULit iiatiiml dv,in* fm p r b . . ‘ > Fruit ir.,r.r.fi iu-, in nnlney nialtnrs is strictly i .■,<!» . h 1 .0(10 ton* reaperled here. KrlrniM aim U I. Vs^rjs.lHMI gal rrlativ r* arc not questioned I. I ih r mini's atoiir-l about your . i • .tit. l o u r cm plover or business associates 1 iti.'l -r ■>.lured 'J..lt'i7 Ions of li s I I I M V It k j 1 • m ■ I «*M t if I Ml will riot hear of your personal tiinl l»l,J ts tons of line I tie affairs There is no cause for ft tilt , R fiip i'n m ill «»ll VT’w ( h I I i - < i n ' ulmi (in eirury iue) mini’s "[ i .it bIni*' ii ml W e r t i ii n*l *uik Iii hi hi* i e m b arrassm en t. Mr in turtle I out 800 tolls i-f nr**' I «it|»«ir I m l Reasonable credit requirements, jtjrtiH ii .c f.u i , 1 he bauxite 1nIm nilium I it In n ii* I T r u ’/ t f »n il>1 No co mukers on money loans. inir center#. C upm liitnit nn«1 I'l ote) mines of Istrttt produced Variable paym ent plana. ratio m a n u fa c tu re Bill from *rn Ittfi.000 tons of ore In 1926. After FAMILY LOAN CO. that fu r th e r m irin g was pro hib ­ Florida Rank Bldg. Phone 33 w ater n?;<! pul mi pre'erveti L mmI» ited indefinitely In order to rim H o v te no im in u fii Hue.** t4»hi*i i -m JillMlllCtn Itip u 'm A HIM I pi i-fi'T \ ftl u l m the de(Hisite. f1*1HIn. .Hervire pcr»nnnrl in n o rinH l t im e - , nl - h I ih - **11 m am i va c a tu m is ti* A t»l-^ nn»l finerU”*. m" *i** I * • * rixm iA t v%<t tiirM-k# fro m M a in r jie m tc iil Hint -n o p nintifp, #llk utnl S t one h a lf block **f ocean bv fM ttn n n u lls ju t e \%.uks, c *tin**r clay nr w eek. Phone tM V-K. 7Hn it's, hr i’ \v n ii’* , >1isl il lr H i'* it i i r II m in i way* Itn y to m i H eiirh , ! Ii* nmiu w^rk*». BUSINESS SERVICE DIAMOND RIN0. W rite Box L, STORAGE fcare of Harold. ~ ___ _ Garage. storage. THREE - H EC E wjoitar living ' ro a n vault*. " J12W .-Salm etto * Avenue. •. ■ your car at Kant’s Spacie1 rate dta<t NOW — Kclinblc I’aintiTs I Sanford I’nml tny. 1‘hunc 303. TRUCK TJREH W* now hare In etock Norwalk iold Standard truck Urea In the A l ’TO WORK O ne tar ton* to hoid 1C v * lw l tu b * r«r T t d f t t for tnllat In| lit# b#|l« R | v t K i i l a l"ag>tr! A hcuutiful spread will do much to add now life and spring appeal to vour bedroom suite, w hether it is a now one or an old one. We have a nice assortm ent of spreads in lovely colors in chenille or c o t t o n weaves In a vnriety of pat­ terns. MA * 4 * ft N 1 1 *8 * W aterw ay V e n e x ia ( I l i i h a ’ s o n ly r o v ig n td e ■Tils m l w ateew ray is th e S dob tui rn .F t, w h ic h in Its u p p e r re in in- | I r o lle d th e Is o n x o . IA WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? “ c©*ral«i«a ik# CEDAR CHESTS el I#- < pilot bln. the Austrian pms j i b h i dfit<ia*li H*li U i * f * » i u * g i v b j e c t nice, Is an extremely fertile a i r s wilt' t># »•«*! rtll, while ihey 1**1, ie eny It raises cereal grains, fruit, Vaeiftr w-nllng te th# Id weal! one I Dir I*toe* T h e m m e marble iiuarric# ncur huraca nnd cattle. Tta .industries SiI fifth Are,, NtwYofl^N.YsaDep*.' p-mfrT rlenT e^nil C0JNI ■M lh'ii^W tho in■■1irrf^*WaHMF,~^tffkr, WmW11 and are** p r o d i i e e i l - 1 ) 4 6 ,1' HU t o n # tin mineral producta. inferior coal in I'.BSG, the lunt Iron ore and lignite, a low‘year fo r which fi*uro* a rc avail grnde coal, are ‘ hrnught logethri able, ut the fuumlrlca of Klagcufurt T r ic n te '# h n tb u i is m o re acccn K lagenfurt, capital and teuding *ill!#?i Ii ii ii V en ii'v V , It o n e r city of the rruvlnce, haa a pol'u- C H E C K E D IN 7 D A Y S W I T H f u j i U i» n *i# n f t h r I'l lat]pn _ o f abuut .TO.fklli . VUUeb, a n d m i r r n T r n trn t m r r f ^ n r t m i i ' r * \gTTT5 'a b o u t -24,000 populnlTonr~TT. %iiV t li io - t to N e w Y o rk , I t a a# the accOlid city. SYMPTOMS an im p o rta n t It a lia n h iiv n l tiHue T a k c n n I j as There are lead mines at Itlei l i t l l 1 The iliK’k y a n l w iis ta k e n n v rr directed. berg, nine miles west of Villarh | wumlwlul I’EKJOR AUTO PAINTING— large asso rtm en t of rotors. Your can can ioak - ntw. Bring -14 to WANTED TO RENT >p«d ae­ o n wa do NAVY couple deslrea furnished ted dealer, apartment or cottaxa. Perman­ . front tire e n t No children. Havo car. P.O. hd a n In­ Box 06, Bantord, rood eetabI'also have NAVY couple and mother weed furnished apartment or house Immediately. Call - Valdes Hotel room 300. NAVY couple 'deslrea to rent furnished apartm ent or hpuee. Writ* P.O. Box 418. All abo u t \ L I’M HEADIN' HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR f m DYNAM ICS!* > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I OUT! > J SECTIONAL SOFA ■ As comfortable u can be J| — made . . u smart u any F III Interior mmm decorator c o u l d D wiah for. Use a a a love ■ I seat and extra chair, a t & I —- complete nofo br In a cor- ^ H I ner aa ftluatratod. Up“ bolstered In durable red | | j leather,. w ring cbn. U ! stnictloi). r » - The Mather equipped to handle any ADS ARE NEWS BOLLS, On net thought—for "‘•*1 gift giving. For 'thB grad­ uate, nothing wIIJ^Jmj more appreciated . . . forjho bride, nothing more useftHx^RaFdnil "Tiy*V'f^rr • cedar color only. BODY AND FENDF.H BY AN EXPERT. S I ’- 645%16— 6 ply us ami sec. 098x16— 6 Ply HOLLER MOTOR BALES 748x16- 0 P y 108 W. 1st Hi. ___Phone Ml .GOOD H as T rieste, n cilv nf nciitl* fi ROOM house on threa lot* JUWCI&uklJ JLDU5W__.UQH-Uak *7MkW-caib.-'Winc«.iWVyren> Arerme. plua. 87i Interest 11 intereatf coil 788-W, S r & f t - s . , , . - . pi, 600x20— 6 ply 785x20—10 ply BEDROOM BEAUTy III fa per iitiltB 29 Robert W. William* f’bone 731 Atlantic Bank Bhlf. A TTKNTION K tR O B E N E hot w ater 613 MegnoJIa Avenue. SWINES — complete with chains 1 Hi of f o u r h t t U Chocolate ik,' alao im all icebox. Old ignollq Av», Phone 488-U O f c o u r s e y o u h a v e t o h a v e o u t d o o r f u r n i t u r e in o r d e r t o e n j o y t h e o u t d o o m S e e o u r c o l l e c ti o n o f f u r n i t u r e t o m a k e y o u r s t a y o u t d o o r s p l e a s a n t a n d c o m fo rtn h le. > 'iiro'ilav hin had M-rvini W A TE R M E LO N S. Also firm vim ripened fam atoet fur canning I Norwood - and-. Tfridal’s Store I-akc Mbnros, Phono County I 8106 .______ ___________ I candy. Homar** Soda Shop Com foil Outdoors h ' l i i i bn* a hem! riOiHJH p n p u l* i"»ti 'I ti«- h n rlm r !» tleep* an d pro tf-t f i ■1 11.v ii I»r i*it k w, a t*•r 11 n a * 1f r n i* fur <1 * b i b \ hut th e n th e N uift”.1 it% •< lim it ruiifoMtlii to th e ir h n i *- r i»f S p lit ofnl th i* h arb or K ID D IE COOP, p te * » r c a rn a g e and car seat Service Station, plume G ILB ER T’S 5 pieces II nth K la g c r f u t t anil Vlllach m anufacture lend wares. •' n ltu a i* ra th e r isolated us f-i a*. rail tt nnsportntion goes, n r r o i for one east w est line whi h i i r r i - , I s Italy with Vienna fiom A iistria-ilu n g arf. lilt ides Climates via the Sc-minering Pass. Th? A* fur as the coastal belt goea, prosperity of K lngenfurt anil VR. T rieste is the ap proxim ate divid­ Uch has been tied up with tins ing line between the M ed iterra­ railroad. nean rliruate n in e and th a t of i entriil Europe. Inland, moat of A lexander (irnlumi Hell tried t, Venecia (iiulla is la th e r m oun ­ tainous s ’ d has a fuirly rigorous mr-tinde Mark T w ain to invos Inflfl in his teleiihone invention I Limit*tn.iMid the au th o r loaned th Kuime. object nf much co n ten ­ f:.mi to a friend who went buna tion for ccnlurU** wiir “cap* rapt th ree days later liir c - r by thr Italian p atrio t I \ nr tnufo at th e d o « of the I ' n -I Wnrbl War anil \*mn finally .. w r .Jt rI t*» Italy m J'J2I over the |i|nh'*t * a•f Yl|ftfO*lf|VlM house. H1 Z E Four Marshal Tito And His Partisans Claim Parts Of Axis Territory Court 8»«tlon. 'Jno five boat#, alio one *lx-ro«rn tnncrsprm q Svda Shop. m aple. table. 0-room fum lih fii houi*. 2'A acres o f land on hard road, 3H miles fr o m town. Robert A. Williams P h o n e 711 A tlantic Bank Bldg. LARGE mellow chairs and large refrectory LOST: Pair of military gUaset somewhere downtown. Reward. Phono 783-W, F ita -ro o m houic ou table city limits. Im mediate p o stcaiio n .' Robert A. Williema P h o n e 711 A tlantic Bank Bldg. Rom ro o m meal will be a Ilf �1 ▼ If we with to be freei If we w ith la preserve Uviolat* thorn 1nr* u n a b l e prilllege* fur which we have been eo long con­ tending— we mnat fight! —TATUICK I1K.VIIT. (L h r fe n d e r Stalemate On Veto Question Plan To Fix Food Quotas 9 m • * £ Secretory Of Ag^ r i c u U u r e WouM Limit Supplies For Army, Lend-I^ease WASHIN GTON, . J u n e 4. (A ID —The S ta te D epartment today u rg ed compulsory peacetime military training for the United Htatee "becauae of o ar . . e b ll g ll io n i under the World Security o r­ ganisation.’* Acting Secret i r y Juacph Grew expressed the d e p a rtm e n t'! v iew , hefore Houae Poet-war Mili­ tary Committee. Grew, fo r­ mer ambaaaador to Japan, raid " m ilita ry preparedness count. In thlnhlng of potent i l l rnrm lea." SAN FRANCISCO. June 4. (A P )—The United Staten in neekitiK nome way out of the United Nations conference H E R E AKK \ ANK SOl.DIKK.s ji ihe concrete-fared entrance of the fealem ate on the veto voting huge cave at Kunigare, neni II, i, htc*gaden, G erm any, where patntInga and other ore tr e a su re , I,h.i ,-,| from all Euro|«- and valued qt issue but w ithout th e slight­ million, of dollar* hail been hidden by K euBhm arshal lleimanft est yielding on it* own in- ("call me M eyer’1) Goerlng hound ami recoveiwd by A ifk r n a t .lie Uleir rig h tfu l owners. nistcnce th a t there m ust be masterpiece* will Ik? returned in due rourae no veto on the rig h t of dls- (In tern atio n al) • Jin s ion in t h e World Securi-1 t y Council. If A merican l e a d e r - ! ahip falta to break tbl* deadlock I — in which Russia (a a t oddi with the U S . B ritain, China ami France— the ro n fe rtn e e may pro wore a wide-opeQ Door fight In ftie d in i n g daya. , For the m om en t th ere were no aigni, of any Soviet activity in th*. direction of breaking a d ead ­ lock on how much au th ority the n .i.o n a ahouid h a v . to Vr» .i ©•to atepa tak en to preaerve peace E x p re K H e s Tiy n aecurily council of a p ro ­ poned international league. So delegation chief, o f the Uig F ive—the U n ited States, Uritaln, S tate Senator IJnyd F IhM le France. Chin*, and R tu a l a —ihov£ d th a t nueation aalde momentari- and S tate Kepresenlatives U It Mnnn and M It Smith n r r n r l ((•NllRRfg OR l*R(R Twa) in Sanford S uturdny night lot a brief »ta> l>cfAr» retumnik: to 1allah aa.ee Tueaday mornlriK lor the ipecial aeaalon of th» Legia Inture. - Ktp. Smith s ta te d th at he w pi .....................- — > r.mm well pleaaeil W WIIH f.rogr»»a o•loUln. u ttl *--r---ft^aa. F u tu re * I.L. big league beaebnll h l>*ogma beat ball Wf1* program for Seminole County and ® ^V 7tf*U m V >OU^ c 5 , C U F b Krtk fT^ tie* of Saniinolo High School, tin ted th a t a full rrport would former pro hurler, announce, a be given to the County Commi*nion. which meeta tomorrow m o rn ­ haarball achool for bojf* 10 yeara 9 oge and up. Th* lim a 10:00 ing at 10:00 o'clock on the m a t­ A. M. Monday; th e place Ninth te.' He likewise expressed sa tisf a c ­ S tr e e t and F ren ch Avenue ball park. The r i g h t w ay to bat, field, tion with the tiiM age of a bill giving S anford an agricultural pitch, etc., will be ahown. e x p en m e n t station, even if funds were not ullottrd for the ptirpoac Sanford Lodge No, G2 F. A A. A f . will meet Tuesday avenlng a t in accordance with original re ­ 8:00 o'clock a t which time the quests This new station, he raid, would include the present Celarv m asters degree lecture will be­ Kxtifrimcnt Ij ib o n ito ry wh.rh li gin. All new Master Mason, will direction of Dr It. W. t c preaentrd with white lamb­ under Ituprechl. At the present time skin a ;r u n , there are funds o< f.'U).>KI avail able for ibis work, and to this an ex tra 115,000 t» expect*-l to F IX , Tws) Sanford So i ons Talks Are Made Weekend Here,To At Rotary Meet Return Tomorrow On Gas And Paint a ___ Representative Smith RotarianA Voice RePleasure g re ta Over DepartWith Work In Tally ture Of Rev. Tolle t ... CITY BRIEFS *Velma Leiferman S 2c lir S e ltttiff W ar Bonds4 - ' S g t William Zachry Velma Leiferman S 2-c of the ^ V A V E a of th e Sanford Naval • M r Station, w ho ta aelling war _ bonds during evening* this week AN EIG HTH A lii VT)RCE • l the Mix T h eater, v a t recently p ic tu re d In t h i B#*Dy, SU lirA F IG ItT E U JTTAT10N. KNGI-ANT>j The Hronxe publication, holding on her arm Jtint* 4, (Special) ’'Junior,*' a small, tam e bird, S ta r h*» been awar-led to Te«hwevhleh she said, took Ita d ep artu re nlcal Sergennl Willinm II. Zachry “ rom the Statio n a f t e r being J r . of Sanford. Fla . tl waa a n ­ nounced recently at hla Eighth adopted a , a pet. The article read: “A bit of Air Force fig hter station. The mother nature fluttered Into mesial waa .prvaented to T«8gtN.A.8. Sanford Library In th* Zachry for “m eritorious achieve­ m ent in the perform ance of to u t. te n d i n g aervire* under difficult condition*.” Wins B r o n z e Star P u rp le ai uniur* nv w m Wlfor* w* found o o t wh. will alt on s if f . 't •houlder, olao cooms to wh*n w ith aomoon*. I men* I* file* (by the c r o o n and w a u r . A n i • d o w n h o t n o t n p ; poi w h y (bo como boro t« ford. Moybe a f t e r J « little older on* of our cb erk her o u t In f l j ha* retlded In th* H I ^ t h a day and In B arra •a, a • jw ppier ' /iran f* hton), k o ’ can fly pa that', ary Sonr goto a Pot* will f. Junior y during I nine at P*IT»tt'» U a o te d In ■ l t l | MW. Vocational talk* w are tna.le nl the Rotary Club luncheon liutay by Fletcher Holla of the S*n( ■> I I'alnt amt Glaaa Co, and hi Tom llrown of the Florbta I'owe* Corporation both of whom dc u b e d the purpoasa an d piotrieni, uf th an p a rtic u la r bu*ine,-e* . INprrjviurt* t r | T » g r » l j nvar the d s p a r t u r r o f IUr^ Jod Tolle who h a , t>cen a member of the club • mcr he ta m e here three veai* , | a were ,ounde.i by Lari Kipp i I aallaaed UR Tug* !>»• • Ed Lane Reveals Bond Sales IeUgRing With rmt ■ few day* to go for *nlr of war hond* for the 7th War Loan. Seminole County ha* only reached half of it, quota of tH7Snno it waa annmi* (or Ihc *lnvf l*t Seminole Ml*lr«Rr Countv fad reach it. quota ' l Wr t«*t.rl«lP4 f rratl r.ii'u ll* i ' \ | i ; i i u l i i i ) ’ I ’a c i fit' a i r w a r * u r|i:i* * n iR a i i y i h i ii R t h f n u t lit h a s o v e r s o o n w a s |in>rni*oil i>y T o k y o a n ti W ii-ltiiiR t-H i. a.* th e A m o r i t jin ml* in n -- --n O k i n ­ a w a Wits *lc|l|l<-<| 111 > A J o |>iii ii '.- |ir.-|i.iguntli.Ht.4 li ro t li c lo tl "iM.ml." — o n r r y 1 in n * tr a tii* |ih o ro l i a l l o o i t H n nn ncil hi .Icalli d- f - .ug loi-alie-t- pll.-t, -»miii u. itil louto to/ irio in.*,- Ininiloi.,- itt iii . . oil th- I I It,-d Slati-s I 1,1-1 -aid f VA iiiiio iio t . il — | Lm-s'bU. .m l j , ck, onvl„ lhal JA C K S '» N \ II 1 F , r i i | ) — “ K k»lM l« 9 U S U I hut*»r, Offlt t I M K t irt 7 ~ i. ' ln M l opinio , %clf im|Hur»l station, w*» called upon to •*■ still lig h te r sprinkle. V a st areas ■ume th e duties o f th# M aterial of Voluala county rrwscvu • q»D ep artm en t of th e :i#l«t. P-81 Uolate apectocie of b u r n t o,»r M u itan * F igh ter Group. Hla repine lands, and vegetation In cy­ ao u reafu ln en , er.thu ilaim ' a n d pres* sw am p*, norm ally brig h t willlngneaa to work In precuring, i Roberf J. C h etu m . long time and g re e n a t th U tim e o f year, d istributing an d storing. Item* eaaentlal to th e operation of hi* resident of S anford, died a t B:30 show th* brown of leave* killed M. Sunday In t h e Veteran'* by th* h e a t of flame*. t r o o p won th e eeteem of all per* A . lioepital In B ay Pine*. Mr. CKeMinim um tem p eratu re* in S a n ­ aonnel a ifo clated w ith Mm. The 25-jraar-old S a n f o r d gum had been in Ul health for ford du rin g th* h e a t w ave w ere: aoldlar, th e ion o f Mr. a a d Mr*. aom* time, but waa to ken tq the May 31. 70 d egree*; J u n e I, TO degree* and J u n e X. T3 degrees William a Zachry, Sr. of M 2 hospital on Friday. A veteran of W orld W ar I. Mr. Oak Avenue, S an fo rd, ha* boon i n th e a r m y tw o year*. It* ha* C hetum operated a restau ran t OfCTOd over**** f o r lh* po*t 14 n e a r Rand'* Siding on Weal F lrat month*. t‘ 'a ; • S t r e e t Hla wife preceded him in death by one y e a r. HU only aurvlvor U one b ro th e r William o f . Indiana, who a rr iv e d in Senford yesterday, end * aUter. Mr*. U r a c i T ru m an of Dalvill*. I ml. neral eerrtce* f o r Mr. Cbei8/Set- Buirh I* Collin* US. bmF uwill he held Wodneeday after­ noon a t 3:30 o'clock a t the Erick• o n Funeral Horn* w ith th* Rev. B. D. Brownlee officiating. Burial frill be in E v erg reen Cemetery. Member* of Camnbcll-Loaaing Poet, 53, of which Mr. Chetum waa a member, or* requested to m eet a t th* fun eral bora# a t 3:00 O’clock in o rd e r to conduct aenrice* a t th* eraveaid*. nXSLfi, T H R A S H E R A S S IG N E D D arid E llio tt T h ra a h e r, 1 \ t e a ­ m en, tecond clam , U S N R , *oa of M r. and Mr*. R. C. T h m i h e r of Calory Avenue. S an ford, h o i com­ p leted a co u rte o f i t u d y which he begun la A p ril a t t h e M laorroft Trofnlaw C e n te r o f t h e Atlantic Float, a t L ittle Crook, V a , and h a a been .a li g n e d t o duty on a in r»t i« a n t m l‘ IC*” l vi 111 F. S. M e r e h a n t Ships In (iulf Of Mexico Were Sunk i hi i <1 ® r D.r «. * li ! tie IV.e.gtela.e ln »lt'.» tell v l*i \ allium* *I *i * », r s .I i., . Bet t er Itelalions Between l r. S. And R unnm rviA tirted' i * ..• I ri A i )•' ll’| lit • ..»*f#*l « Ie-t *• i islilt.l S mmi' i 'I Mr I: »a* i 4 enlla M»4 >1 vu-i hi >Vrllianri']. Bennett Died Hero Sunday l» » f ( , I„ 'l !i * u - lirg liitrM *»f pi . » II* > ftp h ti I . m«»r Rl*«itutii (ilin t Acquires 120 P.oinks 1 he l i e , Kdw a, -I t l>s r,o , , | t h e I t , ,* Mi-t'.,-lt -1 i I,,.i, t t.rt . .,M,I iTT-tk.r, (»,UI V< » twi t e s r p t e • W. Ilium Kit S iiiii U i nl t ;• I -nil a- l a " i 1 , ■11-» „ ■• V•' l i ‘*4• 1•si sit ih r » ___ . Home On Lemye NavyReveals Nazi Sub Record Near Florida Co a s t s Assumes Pastorate ^1»e fir*t >eter*n ,lf-. haigro . . .1 . . a . . ___ ■ I t ___ I inert, .hot air. that produced the*- 3pdci the * „ i-.rnt i titets ti ” t S«f« record tem perature*. report to th,L-al Selec* .. ■**/ I tl.r »H » J.«r 1 On Saturday, the triap eratu ie Roant ,. |q , \\,I I m*I M o t ll i» r \ i'M« uf wood, $1,113 a o<l Altamonte, reached 101. which aluae, waa », colored a b „ -n S at„i,l» \ i o . u.IU I Kn* Iwrt- I rn ttu fr i lirftSut piiftah 1• $850 Other |-o*t office* In tbe hot a* ever recorded here, be[ displayed ho *ec,*,l showing a | arcxunalation ,<f lit* i»-int». with niiiir S*-i r th* *• • county h»»e not yet reported thi* •aid While Lee*burr and weal Fierioady H5 nected for d t..b aig v '4 ifr i*fn( ! hpfv J •• month. da bad a heavy d ew n p o v of I •flf, f*. Gant, who was born I'eraons hucing bonds are ad_____ 1 _ ______ S u nd ay afternoon. "Ju*4l»r • D odfe City. G» »nli,t«>l at M vised by Mr. Lace to ask for rain atlngy Ga on Mar > . m l . etebt T-Sgt. Zachry, after a amall theater tickets for the Bond I’luvtua" wo* alingy w ith Sonfotd Rwa Ga. where only .IS of an Inch pre­ th i before IVat I Harbor fight*!* Prem iere show a t the Rita cip itation .w ax recorded. Nrw After • yeat In t i a l n t ' g at Knit h«4 been ordered to a d u U n t Theater on J u n e SO. S m y rn a and the ea st coast had Kenning, Ga and Fort Bragg. S-Sfirt Hugrh L. Collins Is Killed In Action i|)ai.ii.iiirtu ....... i n , ml lt»i-«» i i s i** a telllrm rn were ahat William I W iN’i s u u V iim«i% M a ik n p F rtdaa ot , juT Robert J. C h e z u m Died A t Bay Pines i> i.|iiin te « t i f.t'U •I■.| K WM11|*• * | ' in n t ml m® f h u - ■wffrrvtl a rl«»4ft| w it ti ft t It'll Tilt* I ll I •’ till It**! «lf .Stlllliy • Bfiim i I S. Mm lit* Cur|iA 41 lir r f••t llll'I I S l>|4l« • I eeevM -.a a r ♦»aa !**«•! ilinll* al t (IV ti «rt «||t dll * 441* ahnUli 11*11111111x1••f Speakers P l e a d F'or C o - o p e r a t i o n In M eeting Food Crisis n m t . „ u r U. bon d , today, he ( ^ pall *i added.— ' — Drew m Vohan r from To date the sd h fo rd AlUnln- county. gout*led Coupled *>«h with aa blanket blanket oil *d | N a tio n a l Hank haa bon.1 sale* tota llin g . JJy*>.t>4b.75; the Klor Ida S t.itr Hank, 4IH5.PU6. San f o n t Host I fflee. 1 ) 7 . 4 0 0 . Long Ai mi I I, ■• , W il li K kl A RINK T M i n i ' s SM V SHM fo rw sni aid station, to tw elve the " lag lltmml I'lltm * III A te.*ur*a|r*| I a jlltri b4tl (urtrnl Wimnal I S Mai like* h d n •• ^bt'ii* \ li t!ftn.ili*>i\a 1 S**utt,||»)i«»|oI ” I he boya over m ere at «**»'rr, t h r j 0ffk U I IM degTee*lo? f 1:r' . front do not put th in g , off and j |h lhfctW u v u n p o t X ^ b, * } J i, ^ •ay. 'I will do it tomorrow, hut „ y Whitnvr> weatherman. they are do, ng everything they W httner h a. reported tpoa.tb* can each dav t . Win Ihi. ^ Kr, Ur>1 Weather Bureau .« P f c W lllitf » An r n o i li d _______ the i, pi.,,,,. fl.-.-i . ,.f S ip. rfnrt r e s . c , would ..... .. raid Ja p a n , All Heat Records In Sanford Are Broken ** • »lt, , h. to . 1 .1*00 • *•*! A„ | r a ( ^ -. liulliHin, li.ii Ibc.li launcitrsl iliitlv fi.'io I.ii.un - i n . I- Mai l'J, c m . *iog lh.. I’m ifI. in font days. r, Cattlemen Hit At H S ilj& n fa ir R u l e s » Of OPA Leaders _____________ I'asl lv\|)andinLr Air War In Racifii' Is Forecast As New Carrier Raids Made Giving Aid To Wounded Yanks On Okinawa W A SH IN G T O N , June 4.— t hair m an Anderson iD -N M l pf the l l a n o Food to iu o iltte e , pro(hjsc I today th a t governmewt ag en cies—including the A rm y —he given fixed food quotas to p r e ­ vent raid* on civilian cupboard*. lie suggested to the h v i k k a t th at fo,»t a llo tm e n t. > for A rm y, overaraa ahlpmenta and clvlttana l e assigned for three-m onth per­ iod, amt th a t no a g e rc y be Per­ mitted to go hevond Ita allotm e l t. Anderson become* tary ot A griculture next Reflecting sharp reduction, th i , country and Canada, world's hog population .d«,ut ;i | r t cent durin g the year to complicate the of atreteiiing meat supplies ov*f .* w ar weary world. Ke|«>rting thi*. l!h# Office of Foreign A g n c o ltu r• l Relation* -a.d the reduction in con tinen tal Kurope ta much Waa th an in th i, >lr>,pp#d n e a rly Hog r u n d JO pel cent in t Ki< country durc l u . l i o n reflect* >n« I '.t i t This leslus'lb rt supply of food rrtncipallv * abort -hiring the firvl nine month* of the year and a lowering o f tbe G o vern m en t', price g u a ra n te e fa* h-g. World bog n u m ber, at Ibe > i mug of ly(& are estim ated a t ,'5.\ 0>vi.n0u head m m pared k i t h 550.lXKl.000 at the beginning a t 1041 Tl.e 11*45 num ber reprw>ent, a decline of IS par cet^ from th e record level of 1040 and ID | . r cent from Ibe av erag e f a r I he It* .1*1- 40 peri.-I Hog nu m l-en in North America mainly the C nitrd Slate*, ( a**nda and Meairo totalled nearly 7 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 head at the beginning of tbl* vear compared with th* record of qy.ooo.ooo a t the heCinnlne of 19 44 " U r le*a the curren t downward trend In hog number* i* th* C alled St ala* a chock 1*1.” the OFJUL>' _ . _ total i* the*# two roontrie* hjf the end of tb l, year ta not tc I-* far above th a t of the ginning of I'.ltll when It u n s u n ml to t-ii.lKXI.iXH* head The War Food A dmir.ittrallol h a , asked farmer* to tnereaa p itd u c tlo n nearly 10.00-1.000 hea t th i , vear, but G overnment aur V#)% indicate that production m ai fall 5.1*1*0,000 head abort of th* gs-al and please d.m l wait to the verv n ( s , n,lnoU t'ounty laat day to huy your bond,. Mr Urfcl on ThurmJav qu.cl Mcnilicr Associated Press Tokyo Promises Mass Raids By Bomber Balloons On U.S. r rould .Allow islon Of luxation In­ volving Soviets p ra ltrtlv * la n la far l u ­ ll. l a w la. SUM a * .a * ..* .* # * * SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. JI NK. I. |;»|5 Robber’s Cave — Name O’ Meyer IM Ilk • > kail* n il’ luala II A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Established 1908 VOLUM E X X X V I 'll U | m f ■hillthry i n a m ' i 1;' ' " vx r i i •• i*..• -- ..s rin | t ti ; W.MwIniff Si » It...), I •«. ' * fiifii i Mu III v.| AI llllh I I Sllt\ivn|<i it j frr *. Mi* -1 Third Week Of Dog Racing Begins At Longwood Tracl^ I* '. . M u . Mi * Mis, Wllmn 11,'iinett. nil of S„n f o r d ; Mr*. In lie llurlell of Iht^ to n s llrach. Mi, Pit il f a s o n and Mrs Jack " a , ! , of t.r r e n t',,\e S n rlngs; Ih rrr *,,n«, VV.J, K ro ­ n e n of Orlando. W I Hennett ,,l S anford ami Sgl J I’. Ileiini'll l ' S. Arntv. to F ra n c e ; one bin Iher. John Hennett of Sanford, th r e e sister*. Mr, Julia Sntip of S anfo rd ; Mr* Ed Oglevhv of luike Monroe: and Mrs. J M Henderson of Mnynor. Ga ; nl,o 17 gratwlchildren Fniiernl ,etvj.-es will 1» con ducted ut the Erickson Euneral Home on Tuesday nl 10)1 P M and interment will follow It l a k r v i e w I'em rteiv . N, C. he p a s srnt In the south weal Pacific with a corps «f ergineer* ' T h e r e b» participated - in th, M IN G W O O D ; Ju n e 4. Ihi^vtall flrat Invasion of New Guinea and the P ap uan campaign, lie w ear, —Tonight u ,h c r s tn the third week four b attle star* on hla Pacific of Taring a t the Sanf,it,l ttilando Theater Ribbon and a unit etta Krnnel club, and Sevietary Leu tion. Altogether be was in the Arnold has given fan* a p m g ra m whl, h it will he leal difficult tn Pacific area for th ree years Pfe G a n t say* be saw lot, <>( pick the winners. „ , evenly are while be wa- overseas. The) the r n t n e s matched S atu rd ay n if h l'* log surprise Were hod, be says, but be liked New Guinea. However, be la glad was the defeat of Electronic, con­ at I ong te ha boro* and expect* to live sidered the best runner For sohtc r e a ­ ta S anford a* his mother movr-l wood thi* season Georgia to OvteJo while be son he failed to get off tn his usual good s t a r t and was never th e xerTK-e. able to rt-coyer and come from DAYTONA B EA CH, J u n . 4. { behind a t is his custom (.Special) —IM . F ra n k Bagiev, Tonight*! entries: formerly of Sanford, haa recen t­ rirwt Kaew-X ta si lie ■ ly arrived at Welch Convalescent 1 Xkoo Away V MolKainlle Hospital, the A rm y 's naw recon­ > tin P atro l » M III l I,Ip so 1 i herokee R a i l . ; Milk*', IV14* ditioning center in D aytona Beach. I P ts s Away • I'fietoKee IVaita T h e rarrfully nlanned recondition• . | a aacefaltran of th e fine work *ee ww 4 B a »t 14 W i l e , ing r r ° « r »*n here will speed his Of th* district champion Celery tk-test H a l l " a l l , " w a k l e I convalesce nee and assist his re ­ I "aw ay l>*fn* l Ml.* Je.ter F ad B are he 11 team and lla coach. War Herb* a ll . r d l.uek tat t u r n tc tes t oi health. C r . Kettles, 13 gold (lated 7J Hllvie IX/lly * t'lemeRtlna < The son of F ra n k Uaglc), e n ­ baseballs ore to be pre « Marvell Wave I T i n ? K I 4 te r e d the A rmy In Ilecember, ad te member* of the team, T V H It s e e . S*w la.tlf i t « r r a *4 H a l f " a l l s I K a V h ) 104.1. and h a t since served 0 an attractive gold plated ml.v til* 1 ttalntwlhef'aea m onths in the Pacific th e a te r of balter trophy haa been pra­ 1I U Aoto Machine « Merry Knlakt operation*, until hla .a li g n m e n t te Cooch Kettles by Frank a I j s t News T Shellfire of Sanford. I rtra * " t a . H i l l K a i r r h e r* at Welch. P v t Frank Barley Returns To States Are Given Team Members g w w elk W are— V a t w r l i r i Jeoka and H a r m a n H aeel Brumlev will receive their 1 R h y t h m t q aHal wa lveal -i la Ias 4r Jud y Ok graduation tonight I H e t t y M a * « T i m e I’s . a e a ile High School. Bob and Clarence McKee are WEATHER la the service so their base, FL O R ID A — P o rtly cloudy with will be presented te their Oqoch Kettle*. Other little te m p e ra tu re change tonight Scattered early wilt get their boa*- and T uesday. evening t h u n d e r a h o .t r * . moatly ty coll Ip c e n tr a l poflion. Un l, i ' l l . . 5, - lltl 1 • 4 laUlliy gTfilT" uT ‘ U t e . q q . 1 t 4».; ♦\ «g fl ♦h r in 1 IlN'l Mil •• v»*ijii "artii" ♦ 1 III " it t»l a l r - •■91 It .llfl »'rw 1•M| r l .» • 'i i ♦ I i* i tint $) ' t . 1 . | 1h ) I,, . th a t TAXE8 CANCELLED Senate Bill 304 became a law on May 31 w ithout the Gover­ nor'* aignature. Thla bill cancel* c e rta in taxes in Seminole County form erly owned by Sanford and now owned by the United S tate* and Air BUUon. rd N iimt li* ■«*»(*l i Iip | h t v n o t l M n i r r r r n i i " t !••• t vk r t ' n th** Hi * i <Kir.tricn. Mo«t " f tfU* *i | lay e*l , | i m i i wli.it Itr x*mt nti«l n l n y e 'l tin a n y th i rt y flint v%■*;a1•| makt* tli a m t y III lUPPll M l . ' t •b a!| It| t h f Uu»* wini t ion I l o i n ?»»v o l ‘M»rM ttio n t h r i r .4*1,1 t a l k i n g u ilh iiptt»|iii)tpi m e n f i o t n nil o v e r t h e m u |t|, I a m i'tinf lilt*u t t h a t t h o r i ' i t f l S t n t i * .»n *1 I t u - s i a w ill tret I h f i r u l l m n c f will f o r e * l i m i t Iln tM in i n t o Inn* It iw r r r t n i n t h a t | i r u t u n l l v nil of Kuiope util g t o t h e l e f t mn*l Ifiin h r u i i l v t o 4 *iiinitiuni^ni in I hr n r w wilrltl o n lrr T h r Kum i i i t m Amorn*a n rr noinj* to ninki* n In-t tJrf>iH»ratr f tsr h i «irnin>t t h r | ‘t'4»p|r. hut I th |n k th r y will liH.qr out r n f o r t u n a t c l y th r hi hoi movement !• "ilin l" ami ran hr of littlr help in a r y b attle for the wofkrr* Mere on the Wr«t C'ociat labor i> iloing nothing nUiut o rira n iu r g uml han no pro* p ram . I w rote to T h o m ai, Addes. K r.inkrnntrrn and HiJImnn, hut they are not in terested in a n y ­ thing hot th eir Jobi.M G o r d o n Frederick Arrives A t Norfolk Gortlon Victor Frederick, 20. sonarm an, third class, USNR, or S anford, arrived a t the N a v a l T rain in g Station, Norfolk, Va.. May 17 to tr a in fo r duties ab oard a new d e it r o y c r uf the A tlan tic Fleet. He wears ribbons fo r the A m e r­ ican Area and the K uropcanAfrfcan.Middle E a s te r n T h e a te r with th ree atari. He la th* son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frederick | of Route 1, S anford. 11* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 01, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 01, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 01, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/491e99355ca71da5a3448187f8ad56b6.pdf 7ec8b4c25b010756a8fbb89c846f5da5 PDF Text Text I *^ M i gaaiiw II r ahs pack nicni today |Sports Aid Morale ' l l-lorv Out of this group In European TKe.tier idle ,t.:ti tutors 131 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SATES lO e'per tine for oa« Inaertloa OSe per line for thrae Insertions 07c per line foe 6 inaertloaa fSc per H at for M InaerOoea Minimum ralea . . . 30c PHONE 1SH OR BRING YOUR Ad* to TH E SANFORD HERALD Count, fire word* to the line. Including phone end addrr**. All advertlsem enta for situation! wanted Vlll be charged for a t the regular c la u iflrd rate*. FOB LOST-- S A L E - ii. n. porn rp. | LOST; Gemilnr bliick leather hill | U. 8. TIRES and TUBES WUUb.ltN "sell located I house. Phone 0122. room fold. Phone ■'»—*-J, Reward RED AND white pockolliook con­ taining jewelry and ratio n Imoks. Mr*. C .ll. Stafford. 215 OaK Ave. 10 ACRE farm tiled, good flowIng well*, 10 nerve rough land . Jim Hammock Sanford, Fla. LOST: In front of Hospital, W al­ Pal ~ ‘ ~ let containing personal papers. P. K. A.Is, 1101 Park Ave., Return to l.leut N, IV, H utch­ Sanford, H a. Phone 061-W, ings, Nnvnl AH Station. Re­ 10 ROOM HOUSE completely ward. furnished. 703 Palmetto Avetme. Term s If desired. HELP WANTED— PAI.METTO CAFE. Palm etto Ave 101 S outh came C47 In rtru n c ta m nmiui • imotma . tuf< s ts is tin t nil. m il no tor* and •'!’.> assistant N EW V filt h I Cl 1 M i..- 2 (Special) S port, are ilcsliia-d I**, pistol instnictors. "P roper ina new golden ein all*-r I he cm . .truction in shooting," said a It the Army’s Special Servuee Remington *(>okesmnn, "i* reDivision athletic tiaining pinj-iam ■ponsitde for the fact th a t our is as popular vvitn Hi- *- I - li­ tn liin ri are known throughout the Airny e*p*-tt- It l" **»rt the world a* tin- U-.t marksman 75 | mt relit of tin- no n '*1 nia* on earth The Nntional Rifle As* live Eurola-an tln-alei . are et|.-'vl .na-iation has done, and is doing, ed to choose sla n t, for Hie uiiiri a grand Job of developing markspart of their new *'dutv‘ wl.nu m«naht|i. An instructor must must he selected from the S.S.II. have more than the ability to three part program of training in shoot. He m ust be able to tra n s­ theatrical entertainm ent, niuetr. mit hi* knowledge with patience, arts and craft* sports and gntnr*. tolerance it ml understanding. This Is not so easy to do, and that and education. Aa a result «f tin- H I> is the' reason th a t com petent in­ athletic p r o g r a m which pro-, nit— structor* are so valuable and, tn enlisted men a n d ntfifei* alll.o these wartime conditions, so training in nil impuluc roimn-ti necessary." 1 live ■ports and a coniprcheit.ne I In commenting upon the success course in the funrtM l* and of the program . (Mi. Lister, tecmethod* of tin* uthlitn ii-iili. letary -trcasiirer of the National new champions m i-veiv fitl-l n. Rifle Association, staled th a t tho sports will Ullduuiiledlv In lit-v.-J11|* work done ut the 1,244 certi­ ill**1»• fied N It.A. prrinduclion training tfl nh*i tin* nr! 'kti! Lv 44ft H lit schools had proved of InelTTmable fflorioiiH »|»«»rt* ^ri« which full.*1*inf iL ' 3i «T Y%IV v a l u e i n a i d i n g youngster* to (IToil fill of 1ii|*-f I*if111 4 t.lt 1' become e f f i c i e n t shooters before */s •1 III th e y e n t e r e d the armed force*. IrAAionnl ftiuih**iH thin country l**«t vMiiU-r, KM n IkV He also snfil th at better shooting in Kurupc tunrhimr I hr » 1 s «lie i n s t r u c t i o n w i l t mean stronger fine fioints <»f evi*r>!h» ig ft*tin ami more perm anent rifle club* ning-pong to fiMith.iil a f t e r the w a r ia over. iKh home-front iinpiut *«■ ” 44,11i**i out tho current issue of L i b e r t y magazine fur "upward of ten milium dollars have l.-.-n ale.rnl.-l to buy nlhli-lic' cipopiio hi all I I I : « I It M I T n i l H T . f U ^ T I I of w hich must he plodii. ed in I n il l\ l . t ilt ((IT . IK \H D this c o u n t r y . This rm a n - t : , . i i i •• tut airtiiK o i.i; r o n i T T i Army is absorbing a b o u t !Mt , r j i . >4v t i i i 4 in f iiA w r » :n y . LEGAL NOTICE 1 cent o f th e p re se n t o u lp our s p o r t in g g o .- t u.li I f tin - C I .» I . ■ i, s p r i n t e r l i n n , - - ■1 m •»» b r i c k , r m ill I m .l . •wu e v e ry t ln v an! in ,' — .if ; huu sc o u t s id e lim it s . I m m e d ia t e p < i» *e *sto u R o b e rt A . W illia m s iiinr 732 ’ * 1 city T h ir d *30 CONVERTIBLE Ford. *30 I>int i nriditmli, I’hone l.i Rpun lo. J (>0 S.NAS. I W I M H K F U .V P l a i n I >ff, A B N J I 0 1 1 ' 11. O rtf I n a n e * C o m - , pita> \ A F O ! i l , c o p G ilf r .a s t < f { ,1 f t : T o r i . 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C o u n t y J u d g e o f H r n ilh o le C o u n t y . to a e ll th e i»l£, othRrwtA# a IJrrrrr Frc! f‘on- fitt*ir. lir r ^ a a iM i; th a t l h a v e f ile cl F l o r i d a Tor a u t h o r i t y my P r i l l Io n f o r F i n a l IM r o I ir r * f . f o llo w in g d c a r r lb r e l r e a l e e te t e ■!!f P M " w i l l h r j - n l r r r t i slfH lriw f y o u u a t e s j In H e m ln n le C o u n t y . F l< » rld a ft,I f a ilu re ) (t, it p jic a r , |> lra. m > f f i ' l t h a t o n I hr* 3rd d a y o f J u ly l ? 4 i . I w i l l a p p ly to t h r llo n o r a h lt * ttfol t lp p f r lh f d f o llo w * : A n s w e r , a«> r r t | i i l r r t | by la w L o ts 3%, a t. 36 and 3< Ii j* n r •!i f F ' l (b u t *h iR | It W, Ware. County Judfc* of ft#rn*n«le County. Florida, for approval H o llid a y H e a r lu t k e ffo b d lb# |»tgIi IIkhnl Mir* i* w h fi■f four ' , f i»a!ff f i n a l r e f w r t . a n d f o r F i n a l v le lu n n r r u r illn v t o P la t H i i-iH)M, t u t !v « h f f k i in T !» r H a n * f I d " h u n t * an K t r r u l n r o f H i? W ill th e re o f r r c v r J M In I ' l a t if Ib u M . 1% nt WFjiaJiet |d,l(llM,r.| *»f 4‘hnil#« Kiiifirr, elan known hr flfrfik 3. page 63 « f Ih e .I ?f#iiiln<iil4 i ’o n n l » , K l i » r - J 4 ‘lian Kdimar, I kemanf’d. 1‘ u lilie r e c o r d * o f B e in ln o l^ b1* T h la ! « t h d a y o f %(s»y. l i d , t 'o u n t y . F l o r i d a . W IT N E IH m y band an d a r s l U iU A. O RANNKit, D t C ld ^ e t H a n fo rd . H e m ln o U SC 4»r nf Max. I>16 . K irrator. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t hile is 1 J5 th d ay o f O I*. MKIINDON, I C le r k c f r r u l l C o u rt l\ Quality Service Thrift T in ; r i f i r i it t o t iir . h im t ii j t m c iA i. t in t l i t . i t a m ii ................... rot t r t , e H H IN t lf .K t i t \ n c r.n x . F L O It 1I I A IN ....... F d ft JOHN »: MILVLItH. I ’ l M n l l f f. H .I.K H J A S K M L V C lt K . W Ibfm danl ) > > im i | > o it t 'i: appear cuatomerH deem quality, Seminole Tire Shop THE ONE STOP STATION most important features in yt»u «n* *wrr a* ri-qulml by law hrrrlh any dry cleaning establish­ ritnvFfuiivf wrrk* In Th* ftanforil ment I We are doing our I t l« « r t f a r # il t h a t t i l l ? h f d t r r b«* liu t iliih M t o n e r a u r r k f o r f o u r I I I nfrwpprAtMrr |t t t b ll* h r d a t Hanford- Hfmliiol* Coiitrity,, F l o r i d a W lT N IJ H tHil irtif ni h tnia n d a n d * * a l t b l * |C ( h d a y o f M a t . t l i r * WASHING POLISHING WAXING MUFFLERS TAILPIPES INSTALLED utm ost to give them to you. ItKIl.VlHiN ) l J l lin n . r m IIT «»F « o l N T ! o R t llM ll t: l III N T ! . F II4 IIIir fi. K - H T A T L • *K IN I | K r iM f t l.K * K . t N N K I l . a l — k iiG t t n TUBES BEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES service anti th rift Ihe three llllr irthrrwlm* a |f%rrt,«* Fi»» i*nn* !«•*»«* i i l b * r t i l e r r i f a K a h ik t fftr f n i l u r r to a n p m r , p l* « o r a of Frances * Cove>, an In* ■ toe BATTERIES FAST BLOW RECHARGING have tuuffht iut that our M in g th i>t by A ll*» r n«*l t to a f.fc * * * r f t»r* * w i i f n 1111i »«f i'ssF itp la m l ‘ f i!# .| ii • f r 1ft, a u flir bv-iriK i\ ► lilt fa i IK fa rc fr »*h o r t»*-fi*r« Ihr tw . r n t y - b l n t h f f t l h l *!a» rjf J 111I »•, ID fn M , D . lt ifr LU LD BED L KETCH A A s f u a r ^ .a r . o f tr.e e - s t a .^ TIRES |*rf#by »rd#ra4 mi A- r.AH OIL LUBRICATION Our year* of cxi»rlcnc9 t M lH K H O F I'l l l l . l i U IU Y TO K L L K N J A N II U* S ll.T K It H . IU W h a a fo tl F la r r . Itu th rr* frtftj, N k » J* * r* # y Y-iti M ay " A O r i C E o r I3 V T C .Y T IO N TO W il» C A F P L IC A T t ON F o il T 1 * A L D U C t lA ilC r Bring: in hangers please! ^ LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. I III 1 2nd 201 N. Park Ave. Phone 37 For Service P h o n e 465 National Rifle Assn. Braves Aid To Army It 1111»• •6 I mi | Atlantic Rank V inivniiCT] 4 I! t Ml » l!l. V ) IJ?ff*titla lit 1 HIM Ii OF FI III.If \TltlK V. 11,1,1.%3| It WIllIlKItLT. COLOdtEU g-ii-> for laundry work. Regular hours and w ogis Apply In |ier»on, Hem l Pole t»[ t ’nunty Ijiundrv Co., His* W. P a lm e t t o .tank. Inquire 4 0 1 3rd S l Avenue. Inept at all ntlo-i .pin t* DAYS WORK. Beatrice Seott, GIRLS for Soda Fount gin. Tour ti­ la- dropped from the -pm- i,r -giant and urged to roll m tan P ru t Co 705 I-ocusi Ave of tiro other pro-nums s i m - n, w&Ke«, has a better chnitie of nt e « 6 GALLON oil cane vrith convtn- WANTED: mnhl, leiephone rounly 3!l0.1. Hut every e l tort will In rlmle ,o Itn t pouring «poula. 8 U ffo n l’i d e v e lo ii m e n who .h o w . ml Service .Station, phone 9130. I I E L I * W A N T E D l» t d r y - c le a n ­ aptitude in - 1■-rting d e p artm en t and g e n e ra l all1031 PONT IA(' Eedan. Heoecma ro u n d lie lo s t A p ply S e m in o le bile. 10u North l*almaIto Ave C o u n ty ijiu n d r y b ill W e st nue. FI? t •rowni MONDAY, MAT 2?. ISIS »l . 11. . H11 1 ■■ ■■1 m n MANTonn ntinAf.n.-.ffAHponn F T .o n n u ■H I M 1 L i LU J . -a <S|>4‘t iill ( J' N, AkU'im i.-m w Fir Ii 1" i- 1 ! i in »ru» Pi i * i . m f . ri 1 . excel Jlrtl, MISCELLANEOUS lit 6-room furnished house. 2*V ac re, of land on hard road, -1lk miles ' CURTAINS, )» tatde clolhs, from town scarfs, washed, slarrhed and Robert A. Williams stretched. 51H Mcllnnville Ave. Phone 731 Atlantic Dank Bldg. I’hone H7U. Rote Com ( Section. On* five BORROW H ERE WHERE room house, also one six-room PRIVACY IS RHSPW TKI) house. YOUR naturgl desire fur privdpy Robert A. William* In money iM fler* t« strictly Phone 731 Atlantic B*nk Did*. tespccleii iiern. Kru-nds npd relatives are not ouestioned ENGLISH made double shotgun, about your credit. Your em 18 (rnuga, leather case. 5 Ixizrs liloyer or business n*socinte« • hell*. *50 00 J.ll. Proctor, UOH will not i r v at. your p«m<>fkfi) Elm Av<>. affair*. Th^rr \n no fiu sg for «<in I q i i:ig > KH’ l i t . For Sale tlmHi'iinhtp credit rei|u ire merits. Four-room cut age apartm ent with N o c u - m a k r n i *»n m o iif y 10 acre* of tiled land. Term* \ ‘ « r ii ib l« i i a v i i t c i i l b lu n *. Robert W. Williams LOAN (O . Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FloridaFAMILY lUnk Bldir. Phonr 31 KEROSENE hot w ater healer HUY, pay cash far old irons, 613 Magnolia Avenue. vacuum cleaners, toaster*, repaniles* nf condition. "10 E. 1U30 TERRA PLANE. Very gomi 5th St. Phone 048. Urea. Must well Immediately. 703 West F irst Btreel. Hen­ na! lh. fU r ||.* * I*. J 1 f 11 in 1.1 l.i' .i f 1 ' | *>i f • . 1 n m r k u m p r . H> r b i >u T h i* i 11*i tn bis* " a * nr urniiiig to 111ii !, * Coinpanv. bt ( a . * u ' 1 ) » i :r • V*111 .Fij i wm . n I llri '1 ItlU i I • I I t f IgrmlH Ilf V ’ ■ It I n. [i* atf IM,III*'r 1Film! K*IMlt» 1m I I III Tael u I.| ili*Vi»lo!»fiJ, mill Hu v riF** malillig YOUR $$ will^ IF U ygu GO 2 ^ " * READ FAR ^ T H E ADS 1 I N - f ri- h in g FOR RENT— BABY’S high chair and pre-war ATTENTION; Service personnel Itroiler, — 205 K. 11th I Street. and vacationists — Apt*, r.nd , — L I iam^* rooms two blocks from Mam 6 ROOM house on three lota. St. ona half block of nersn bv t760.C0 cash, balance like rent, day or week. Phone U49-R. 70H plu* 654 In terest If Interested Broadway. Daytona Beach. FU coll 7K8-W. FURNISHED ROOMS 1408 Oak 6 room bungalow -----Avenue. 5 room b u n g alo w ----4 room bungalow ----4 room bungalow ..... 6 room bungalow . WEEDING! By an expert with & room bungalow 30 years’ waoarlencs who g u a r­ 6 room bungalow ....... 13760.00 antee* eveiv Job. Would np6 room bungalow ....—... M750.00 ‘ rlal. Temiiorarlly preclala ■ trial. lemiiorurujr T room ■house furnished 45500.00 located at 408 French A vs 18 room house furnished 17600.00 ___________ A. R. Welch. 6 room bungalow near school ----- ---46300.00 STORAGE your ear at K ent’s 0 room bungalow near ILR. Shops Garage. S o i l s ’ rate dead mall farm flowing wells. riM l.Q fo w JU ST RECEIVED a few EveEdward P. Lane re Ally flashlight baltsrle*, While “The mail who knows B astard” they l u t 10 cent* each. Electric BUY SPECIAL GRADE CHICKS Service Cohatched from high type U.B, ApPAIHT NOW! « HaYe Pood Reliable P aln ten available. Call Banford Paint lock*. B uff. Orpingto na A Clan-Company. Phone 303. 114J 6 , Prepaid life deiranleed. Ship pin* any and A uguat Farm 711 Be. Howard I " 'If at m* A ’ c rw j A rtfi-h u iin * HABIT! Stop in if Iff work n mi m <>V u cixh! glan * *•! l-i i r BILL’S PACKAGE S T O R K Ai H A H . A Complete line of Wine — lite r — Whlxkey HUSINESS SERVICE t WANTED— A A :k lr W HITE make T Ii* f o r d S e rv ic e In Central Florida. W r specialize In complete mo­ tor o irrh iu U . Strickland-Morrison ; Inc. liio n f MO Sanford! FU . • • • After the bloody battle for Iwb no American can doubt that victory cornea high—In lives and dollars! f * 1 ^ ___, » • / • • _ _ -' But every American Is dettirmlhed U> win the final victory, n o matter w hat the coat I * Here at home wt*re engaged In the grsaU t^Jthn meat u r^tu iS B k t Bond drive o f the war. It w ill take more bond purchases than ever before to put it over the top. Find your q u o ta in the boot at the right—and buy your share o f Bonds—more If you possibly can! LEGHORN p in s ' pa t txs He. 7 cents or 100 for RIDE TO Augtuta, Oa. Shave-aa4 -A A A W h R e l * g k - K l M * t Layers from bet flocks Ea. cant or 100 for 123.50. If Itad w* Will Ih!n,tvtee ai WANTE® TO RENT h cockereli aa puUeta. Order eockerale only will not be we­ ld'd. Shipping In ona weak. Lffe NAVY couple deelrea furniibed 8 f r a n i . Plod yoasr Individ uaTqooai In the 7 t h B o n d Loan according to your Income-then matt h i Tcit viZ) are still* * Let your dollars jom tbe figbt in the MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR LOAN/ '* • * Let's answer ou^ coun­ try's c a ll—buy morw bonds for victory and your future during this great Seventh .War Loan. , ____________ - . j § r ‘ — ---------r r ' v o - V . ' v . ’^ . - 7-- .: .f-- . & ■' t .S ' ~ r �* £ It* lb* »f ussl* If * • wish to ba f w i If w» »t»h t* LsrioUlp itlOM lo M li n a b le will b,*h* Em,,#, • rra tiilln p ri ll - b ia la f*r t i l 11. bomb*. RU il U g ri fo r which we b n bean m long con* lending—we at net fight 1 . " ’ ■* —1-ATUMU U IU U T. ************* i ----------------------------------------- -----------------■ I ■■ ■ ! » ______ ________ ______________________________________________ ____________________ VOLUME XXXVI______________________________ E n U b lfa h e d 1908_______________________ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * W E D N E S D A Y .MAY 30, m s _______________________ _____ M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s .NavyWorried Syrian Guns Blast Fren ! In Damas Looking Over His Heroic Ship In Shipyards rug ReycalS Eight Hundrra Thousand $ Jobless M Manpow­ er Shortage Grows 100 Pm pns Rei ed Kilted And In ju red 'As Fight* ing Reaches Dcraa WASHINGTON, May SO, (A F)—The Navy let it bo Qknuwn it in frankly and open­ ly worried over the problem of repairing ships damaged in the Pacific. At an unusual new conference attended by A the department’s c i v i l i a n head* and uniform leaders, reporters were told any re­ laxation In the rep a ir yard* “meana mora and moro people LONDON, Myy 30. (A P )— The Syrian and I-ebanese loaliuus today said the Krtnck oraharded Damascus but to* tervcntlon by the British min­ ister slopped th* bombard-; ment. Firing continue*. Old; sla trm rn t said, without f q r - : thar explanation. killed on the beaches." Navy men, em phaaltlng the aeriouaneaa of woat coaat repair w orker! quitlng their Job*, Indi­ cated thpt. only the necessity of k e e p l a g valuable information front Japan prevented telling the _ whole story, a WPB Chairman J.A. K rug pre­ dicted yesterday th a t unemploy­ m ent will climb from the pres" ant 800,000-.level to a total of 1,900,000 peraoha three months from now, then drop to 1,300,000 a*' reconversion g v a under way. Krttg made hi* esUmate In a report which showed A pril muni­ tions output below March in almoat every major category. He said armament cutbacks al­ ready have trimmed 17,000,000,000 mfrurr) the original 1046 program of $02,000,000,000 and “ another large step-down” la expected with­ in n few weeks. The hrad of the W ar Produc­ tion Board estimated th a t at the close of th e'tlx -m o n th transition W stage ahead, 4,800,000 person* 'w ill have been released from war (Cm Ms m va I aa* ’ » m i Tonights Entries * At LongwoodTrack A re Announced DA MAORI) FLAK CUN aboard the destroyer Pd by f'omdr F J Breton, skipper of the. valiant a fte r It had reached Seattle. The w .r .h it. survive.I direct h it. J .P suicide planes mol two bomb hits wlille ln action off . op coast of Japan. Thirty one crew member* w ere' killed wounded, (InternationalI Former Sanford Skip­ C. D. Sherman Shows per Decorated For 11,800 Acres A re Sinking Submarines Now Raising Celery SKfilta? Jersey I to u t Hoi statistics Farm er's and will terminal at Ft. W orth. « Loekr Lick \ was v § u ) b k J h Men Leave Here For Camp Blandlnar it ml uk'Ain m 11*26. KVetich irujlil T kjum. 1 Vegetable ’e l a t l l t l c a u n til D ie, cefrry .season s t a r t s h a r e a g a i n lt! i ! The fo llo w in g aum ii.a ry is s compilation b a te d on M a rk et News l t e p o r t a Issued by th e *>«i Fowl Administration, office of Marketing services, In cooperation with the Florida Btato M a r k e t i n g Bureau. "Celery acreage plantesl in Florid* thia season wa* grenier by 1,960 acres than last season, with a total acreage plume.! of 11,800 as compared w ith 0.8&U acres in 19-14. The ten year average is 7,135 acre*. This y ea r, p la n tin g exceeds by 1,900 acres the previous h ig h est acre age ever plan ted In Florida which was In 194 2. "The sections showing inatknd T rT .C ^ n ty ( £ -k .' OkMchotoe nnd th « Zellwood sectio n . each with about creair. Seminole oldest and largest ing section In th* lls a lls s * 4 000 aero InCounty, the celery prod ic­ y ta lr, rhiiwrd <>» Fog* T kf»») ( HAKITY BALL — , WINTER __m_ate , _|PARK, irtf, May _came ^ _30,.to. ... Apprns y ■ 1200 Kl___ „» SSIju“ mon dball aerie* (o t h e ' Cen o * n |, will hr befil TJm rgday m orn i mg nt the offica of t h e C o u n ty N« Mu* H . n c e * M sDougal. “C * a ,-,i.„ A full schedule has been edm piled, nnd is ready for the Mobil* Unit which will arrivo tto om orrow escorted by Highway Patrol min I-. C. Bender. The hours for donation sr« from 9 30 A. M until noon, aid from 1:00 to 6:00 P. U. "D is hepel that every aj-'di ra n t will be punrtoal." said MrJulius Dingfoldsr, chalrm au «f the Garden Club committee that is sponsoring the Blood Bank." m order that the schedule can run smoothly and In full pace all day so that everyona who is anxious to donate blood rati be accommodated during th ta a houts. "A ny deviation from the diet will' make the drawn blood luin yellow, and therefore useless '->r the processing Into plasma It n urged that each donor study the outlined diet carefully and sdbeie to it," shs added. Full instructions for the .bet nsv, list, s i _, ness described i lost], uy by ir.. lernniIrchni, SB 3 uthe , , caj director of the Semin.d* X': fcJirr with the Lions rlub, It was »nnouncr<l at the May 28, edition of The Herald (upper meeting Monday night. All of thin will go into the club’* youth-welfare yrork. Each resident o f Bemlbot* County act contacted by a e»nau* enum!or w ill h* Included If he fill* out the blank below and m all* It to ■omlnoto County I'harabtr o f rom m irf*. Hanford. Florida. U ly* n im w and ether Information required by law, as outlined, ef per non* ot all l i t * , loelodlng bahte*. children, reltllvre, employee, <1 b tlft. l>«*nrd*ra«ane roomoee living on your pr«mi**a. A leo asm*# »tt-w h» *ee enli*t«d In th e armed MTTlree w ho lived In your home >r to eallatln g In said aarvtc**. Indicating In oeeupatlon column, 'th e I * , too ocmy, navy, marine*, r«-e*i guard, merchant marine, A S JJfAVgai JtPAlto, nur*«a‘ corp*. eic. All data or Inform ation S Tornado Bill 20 ye«rs airo. In Ik to b tr , 10*5. M obile Unit Blood Bank To ut the S arfo n t Stale M arket aom etimr t...|»y H ere leave for the market i Are-YtnrLirted in the Census? If Not, HD Out, Mail Now! “ •lifer] ilia a a to c i• t • ;1 I Id * ^ o n k s e n i^ lim l t h r o u g h u t h e r r u m h l i n g .la |m m * .se d e f e n s f s o n O k i n a w a I s la n d t o ­ d a y a n d Chiin*M* trcK ipn r e |H )rted v i e t o r id ^ ’ on f o u r c o n ­ t i n e n t a l fr o n t? ] a* tin* .J a p a n ­ e s e h u m e lu n d eoju 'd w i t h th u g r e a te st d is a s te r s it s c itie s h a v e e v e r e x p .-r ie n i e t l. T okyo U. S. Commemorates Nation’s War Dead ♦•d ■e . .1-* M«*n* m ill’’ "f i h ,i" r*»kV t» il tirtki* Auunre h* f n i|r< «lri»Vril in in th o lufil l l i r f f niiHiih - w i t h ;i c » s t to lh»* t .S. o f .rjf) S i i p e r f i i r t .1 . * Hi NipporT-* h o m rh in ii i|t>orMefli, the \ a ii k ■* < r m ' k f i i I n to f ikiniivviiA it $u-lent .S h u n f o r t re mi n n d v i r t u a l l y r o n i p l i D ' i t t h e ron* i | D ’d o f t h e I 'u i u i n l e i t y o f JS'iih nmf m ad .- d « . n t i o n - t to u n n t t h r « I fllif in a I'd 1*11'■ D in ll|iw o f I he i> h iid v t lf h O i in if hi l t e l Serviet* men find n \S \ \" I a - h *>\ k Ti h i i n o rif iv mother ?! ut the I s o \ the Etrvirf nod so itr«•*411v en m In ih o w itiff th e i r a p p n ’. tat uir, S*- very aiiere»nful p ri^iain li j rh t f u l c a l o * M L W r frht. St ut ion. M n Ik r a. ehmriiinio "f H ills 1 t, W iU HtfcA&t HTcmda: OverWLOF.Orlando M . m i ,1 1 *I M 11 t$ n . f ■i i -l V! >il r . ». I ' i . m : «i r f r . >ii I , - l 4' K . r . ». , i i 'I ,\!i * . iifht r t >r n 1 1 * I'fs , \\ ordir t" * "|*» The itn ry of Walt, i I Hartford realtor, and lit* »>rnh far a buried chest of |.irate g-d I A t.F ow ler’s Bluff nesi 1 h.- nmutti of the Suwannee Klver. it fealur ed as a lending article, with lllustrations, in the June 2. issue of tbe He lunlay Evening pujit, mnv t. ma i n e r t 'rtu It, i p it d ti|f VLrtnhiv i f nm » i t t r ln i h Isd|)» tt hi>M* 't* b* 11)4* 87r u r * •: 1 1 •) < ' Di ta t IIHf * i ' l 1 M' s “ to ll I ■f Mi l ' 1?! iri I ! " H>» •*! t o t i >l to i f i *Ts_ .1 L lu liy h l Util i t y 1 S M i I r t.n u r .l f t>* ' 1 Ml .1* VI i * S U k it \ 7 Fut ure Farmers Give Kiwanians ' to |> .* i. .l it .. $Isa. 1 toif to%'silt V . .Ill I tl M • I n S ’i ii l 1to1PI 11*1\ ■j irii!«* h ii Mlld .L > 1 ............ fill UMIItf ..f f U L n u A to Ii. ff-lMl 1 1 71' A«*«| i V>(n ut ;$|. \ », it i u 'liu 'iir ' r il all' J v* ! m i h k li 1 a li i (< i jitv11u« k f t ! . mentary Procedure Staged Ry Johnson % li Ii H s’ 1* 7 h nmiiiftfu ArU- tie*, i. l ! f*1V il»* W *l* 1 fp$iti*«| D'*lay in » fun fille d nm ♦Ito) f»*|vi 1*S • l ff WHI1I fest in |>nr lirimrnlur y jiMH-rduir In ruritiu I I»r RUVMU.!ut 1 It. !’\ u team of >i< F-iturv Karnn i M| !»» i \\ H..R4 1 fur ! 1 t ui | hi“»*. 4s|lll*| VAI t hr .!*V* V I irtiyi from Srminole Hiyh School. | who wnth th#ir npon»iir* Al#i It l>f* lakrn to the lily (uiuiul1. Jiihn«m n. Kchiifd A fr rir iiltiir n i mi «U111 1 -In irtu r. w rrr tfiiniD of t hr eliih u i?li*. u to * II' I’liirf \\ tlh n m . -tot 11k Inti I' Ifmill it I tin' Hnt**! on raUI17,f »’i11 M a y f a 11 Som<* u frckm siiffi, TK«* H t r a | . I !*• *tH’iuri ii nrl to7.1 ' -l■ 'lilts k '♦! ■"»toV A wrtl ki ••-vn aulti**i .-mil pHnt#d from « winmini 7111‘fi! fut I1ffun sn*k r >1 »l JU* 1 f »S| 1 « l r r vtnun. m •i b.ifil ..... . Crtlelt by iriotbpr Author *hwl 1' 111" ' |h>1 M | ill ■pptarm l mu th# AtJnriDt . . H \ •• t r *t 1 v I ' The “ Ihist” ti Lvlmi «44l *If 1 *K* 1•l i■*' l It V *Ivl $ $1 »nl In urd ... r«*r Mnloney arid 11 titDtl. . •. n. •.m m » At e Tr***^urr Hunt A n.rr*\ | At lUs-M! u |>i fs t .> 3 1 Ml k m jirtrr illu»t r»l i<ui lit sit lit*i h -* 1 1 i Mr. Cooprr siAtiJingF br^iilr hl^ tllr 1 . it ■on, I)Avid, who h»a junt r m n s r d p r n t r r w t in t) J o i n e r n . I . o v a l . 2 d 7 * i, T he tenni** rlub rnmmittr** . from a diving »uit After an tx- whirh prott**trd njtain»t t h r < ity by ( F Kettle-! w ill fn erl ploration beneath the water* of o rtR im tuv r n t■n u m r . a ll .* at D n l r i ,» headed .ati the t*. ....... I I I * . s-V .t_I tFn '. . Srtnmtolr Ht^b Seh*»d Uis Buwann## in search of th# ilny ntk'ht m1 H IK) uVIlH V Tbe heavy c h rtt of unknown trrnMiro MiptTiittfp »nrh toll’A 1 'hii r U*-* M.u Ivhlrh in th# pa#t ha# «it ........ ’Ifc-Mims. Mei>m* li­ 11n 1 ( f '« to fl« u A UR F M f 7 V f « l t I*irk Vik If! -tilft Ih.ji Hall mjtr. ther»‘l*y hi> u-. rt* H 'i Lf>« ,l ri ) i,i in * m * o f r u t s ' i u H l l II * *1 ! 11 111 k m ill hi t * effectively »«Uh mad ail i All u> difjf*, I A!p^ of which ar# con Drumn r '■ «> Lift: tl«l puBt-ti dtoai tniv t* r^lm' ■ r-ftt/r •«. reeled bv the f'ltv '* "'iim tinfl i fit t ot fin * n - -D (a m e r .................... l*ohce Department Is Authorized To Hire !)<>£ Catcher In k P3 is • i> f 11 vs \ \ . Sat f e r St'ttti'*l tot. Ji H . >• f l ' ” ilitotc ' I h r toll 1lu ll V 1 . a h St ol1 rtf \A ," I I U ’ II (o i * . si. * t r 1 Iff -I r I r f am 1* . e . f * ,tk* *‘*s p i n r i m ^ D ,2 -1 1 ! ••IT M Mmai ik s-.tiiM> Search For Pirate Gold Is Told In ry , . a tut id h o ro e « .MiKed t Cooper’s ! Ml ilirt'f-it Dr. R. W. France Will (iive Address At Oviedo School CITY BRIEFS 8gL Alfred Opleshy Serves On Crash Ront B/Sgt. Alfre.1 I sUtllitc M|j|rit»y, »n or Mrw. I( outer llelisiev of 117 Celery , Ivenue. Is s mends-r if th e crirw of u t rash Boat in th e Pacific area, which hr staled in a recent letter, holds a recorti In reecue*. . The crew, commanded by Hid’1 end Lieut. Joseph Goodman, re ­ ived tne following mmfrom Lieut. Col. Wal8. Ford of the Army Air ' “ It I* with a profound feeling of pride that I convey to you an d . your crew, my commenda­ tions fo r the mission of Feb 16, m ortal Day with parade*; r*ll| 1046, on which your crew *ucceasfully effected the rescue of tyro of our Allied fliers. . _ _ [r* * "!# effecting a reecue aurh th a t accomnliahed by your a t such a range from has* ir.cendltlonj of darkness with •fflclency pnd coordination adds considerably to the i record and esteem uf nitotlon. F urther, it is /NT11 ply gratifying to me person obs c m and I know, to higher headth a t our unit h a t saved of two moro men who an v w e d In w aging a deeperyear Against so unscrupulous J uncivilized an enemv for such I'M C ekaary cause, held so dear *t— * r ]e ht thinking, civilized of the world, action of you and your have contributed Immeasurtha w ar e ffo rt and are of high commendation. ___ don, I ten d er herew ith personal "th an k s" for another ^ **- hnmtv s i (•* r f «»i tr«s%9 •*» nttai'k wo, BgL L. W. Kato, SgC Geallkl. B r t H enry Uu»Robert Thompson, Cpl. ty and Pfc, Jay WW* m 250*000 t »*-iflr ni•% li-fi !**■■ uml uncei.ntr.l iim iiliers kill- crash boat crow In Oddli L b Goodman and 8 g t y, Include*: W /O Leon ;» J B S r e p o r t e d \ nkohonitt I'su n llv reliable sou rces said F rench nm nars began firing on D am ascu s s i •> ill) I' M. Leas th*B (hr N early tw o th o u sa n d . mure ?>h i*!U-*l I *a in n »t*\j '•* t| yri n k d MIAMI, M,w 10, (Hpecuto o f eeler*' were planted this liAnrr* vtfth tli# DrumPi, CnpL F M. Ilughes. t't-N «». * ucres in F l o r i d a th a n luvi accord about II60 inon who were with year f I «*■<lim'd Cm T lfM ) to a s u m m a r y o f tlie i n t e i : him on Mny 20, 1914 when a ing just c o m p l e te d by t'h n r le * 11 subm arine sank Iheir airrn ift pn, local r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f carrier U8S Block taland in the Sherm F e d e r a l - S t n t e M arket New* Scr A tlantic, are at sea again <*n an vice. other escort c a r riir bearing the Mr. ifaioriiian will wlrul up his sam e name, -the Navy announce I busy s e a s o n u f compiling celery today. ' '»**.' ’ Pinecastle Pigeon Succored In Sanford * [Tokyo Radio Reports I 250,000 H o m e l e s s In Yoknhonia After Superfortress Raid Mother’s Day At USD Capt. Hughes Is Florida P l a n t s Again At Sea On Nearly 2000 More New Block Island Acres Of Celery' T ran sfer of Capt. Hughes and bis crew Intact to « n«» Veaael boaring thor sag}* name as tka One up w hk j they had previously fPlight. *"sfhh n , s ir s s t tn ttM l - E k r e r i c n t ' 9* U uw 'ibeiiU chalk­ unique In N avat his t/ry. It a n ed t|p agalngt th* greyhounds at accomplished by order of E lect th« Sanford-Orlando , ------xK- -enntl . .I , Club . i A dm iral Ernest J . King, com • which Is p*rhanj roapoMlbU for m, ni|e r in chief 0( , h. H 3. dh« finee fiipport support being given tho the Fleet, ‘ - .! ^Logs >ga In in Control H o n u a 'a firai first Capt. Hughes, -iwhoae sons, gs. summer racing program . Batir s a lla H * Us r u r TVrss) — urday’a parl-m utuils »*:eeded by moro than $4,000 the p ie r f°T the opening night. May l& The past week-end's totals were above $32,000, a U rge sum for the first week of the seeson. I Fans will get a real headache A bewildered and frightened In ettcm eptlng tp dope out the winners In Secretary la w A rn­ ca rrie r pigeon, en-route from old’s aolectlons for tonight’s en­ Thnmasviite, Ga. to FinecaBtle, tries. However. Old Nassau or got lost in the storm over San­ __ might not be a _ l-arry Boy bad ford on Sunday, May I3, and choice for th«*"first” lag o"f th e ’ banged up against a window • dally double to be paired with *T *e n on th . west side of the Twerp or Zlggy'e U d y In the Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown thlfd. Miller on Celery Avenue. 11 couldn^ have picked a bettor la I- Is may take th e featu re c a tip n .to land, for M r , . M l seventh event a r o ’both ouatondlnTly Tonight’s entries i Viral R an —S /10 M lhi In terested In p e ts. T hey cared for 1 Char. IlN nblsr t T urkish Luck th e lit t le itr a n g e r : then took It 1 K night Cam'bl I A lm ost m *ck to tho Sanford I'o IIce Department ■ Ural ter IIav T lU ktl L**dsr * lln e l* Mytr* ■ Hull on ltub* In an effort to find the owner. s m s * l i e n —r*4m rttri Shore I’atrolm an, E rnest 1. iriro* Hall OoDr D s s lh Thomas of the Hanford Naval I Uriah! Answer I D<* Loreln A ir Station kept the pigeon 1 L arrr Hoy * Harry Knlaht > Kira T Henna Cleg vernlght at the Police Station. * Old Nsssau I Hatch Tuf ri‘ the morning he attached a Third H on—F olorilyi band on the Ulue Bar hen pigeon ( Ite o i* H alt Dally Doohloand turned it loose. i xlogy's teidy l lA^y Jy d r L ater Mr. Miller and Shore \ MaeVlna 1 ’ P atrolm an Thomas sach received 4 Clalra’a . P*t a letter from J. G. Lane, secre­ SsaM ta ry of the Pinecaitle Pig- • LONDON. May 30. GPJ— New outbreaks of violt-nco were im­ ported In ttyrla as n dispute twaen France and Iho govern­ m ents of Syria and Lebanon reached an impaaae Laden with l n throat of grave development*. n ' yroul** 1*'d 8yT |fJ a r t,l' <‘ry brought Into action hyw,eh and “ nil French m ilitary Linn*” hi Damascus. It also Mid French military siithoriliea, had ta k tn "nil necessary maasurM.*' Fighting reiHirtertly had reached Derau. tit) miles south of DamaScu*. s ;, Jnmll Mardam. acting prem ier o f Nyria. said too persona alrewdy Mind Ireen killed and 300 injured fn vrm in dashes which broke o it n* showed th eir ailg tr ’ranch action in b riltimu fresh troops to the Leviql. 125 Yanks Crash Through Japs’ CrumblingOkina wa Defenses E 0 • 1■ .» M 'M I l K I t w p h o ld lllr I to* * • ' o r t lifia n * «r I 0> f i n f **« l Mi** . •' L*to a! s!atetl in i* • i r--N n 'ilinuld f hr . • •rill'd ft Ii i\ • • Wtilild o f | !V b e -»t olAirl s'Onjriltl* en ordlllittiiJ* of | a-- * if i Ihr I hi* Snuf -i >1 \ t IttiHir Nu Hunk nnil th> 1 lest tilIn St nt* Rnft h ip. lull ito |I TIMt*RR1-0' 411, 1 at oifi milun ** ,ui-l Litifftrill 1'IItJ ’.l Slut | j ( itolfMto*f 1 l J* .1 i (till VMM Vito* II s’ i 1" 1 1’ k to ||| f 1- V Ni'Vil S1H\ I hr il an ml m i n i t i livnn* tr^ a£d ty p e uf vk..ik to pti y ii w ill Mii£ of Ho| ki ' I'layer \ Ifni » Mar "11v Ruin kbl V\ ill . la T rd d V K uid.lr \l H- waft. J i I IUi,l.,ll K i* -ii 11!»•>* City Softball League ' 'T r ./T .s 'o T J . 'io X . Will He Organized, Si1,7,„ 'IT.:! J..:,' '' — -- AJt those m tcicaltd in .playing softball wrie askt-il t«> meet ut the Seminole High School Irid ut night at_7:181 o'clock . by City Hecreation Director C F. K e ith s' nv m a n n e r shall be d e e m e d J S e v e r a l league* will t«- o r g a n iz e d for adults s- well as older boy-, n rnntrocior. (A> Building, cement, electrical, painting, plastering, plumbing, sign and all contractors not otherwise specified — $10 license fe*. (B» Em ploy tog one oy more assistants! 126 liiccnse fee. The Commission approved the employment of Curtis I*. Bevels as a fireman at a salary nf $120 a month to replace It. G. Gnann who resigned on May 10. prtiu*ipxkI I t . n r d h ’ttu n will ! h**rn • " similar am o u n t/ the piolrwl con tinned, -UtiacUMit w i« ile fiite d b v t h e , -wtonti cityy o rd in a n ce n* A n y p erso n, firm ng corpotalinn taking cotit ra c k to Jicrfnrin work hv th_ job, percentage or cost nlu* basis, | Coach K rltles said, ami plans will lie made for a series of game* this summer Il Is expected th at the various civic club» will organise team* and thul a scries of game* will be arranged nmonK them. The local S tate Guard company is | also planning to organize a team it was sail), and a number of business organizations have ex prrssed an Interest in a softball league. Rev. Milton Sackett Will Deliver Graduating Address At Junior High The Rev. Milton Haekctt, Ban- lor, and "Music” by Gaines. ford a u th o r of Juvenlla novels, Betty Duncan, president of the will address the graduating does student council, will deliver the of the Ju n io r High School at class address. Sirs. J.B. Kay will commencement exercise* which present an historical m edal In bewill taka place nt 10:00 o'clock, half of the D aughters of the Monday, Ju n e 4, In the 'School m rrlA can Kevolution. A solo hy auditorium. Ha will be introduced Stanley Brumley will fellow. It. Earl Kipp, principal, will by Sunt. T.W . Lawton. Graduation clast statistics show present - the diplomas. Singing a marked m ajority of g irls who of th a class and school tong by number 75 as compared w ith 48 th * graduating clast will be boys, a to ta l of 121. ; followed by tha receiiaional T,M, Qolllaon will direct tbe march, “Th# Arm y .A ir Corpe.” The graduating d a ta of girl* recessional march from "T annauscr" which wlU open the pro­ will Includt: gram. Invocation by the Rev. Joe Betty H slllgsn, Peggy Benson, Toll* of t a t F irst Method Tit Doris Shannon, Annie BedenChurch wlU follow. The graduate baugh, Wanda Williamson, Nixie Due class w ill sing, "God Bless Kirchoff, Betty Duncan, Anna Or K m Threat Tai«. I lo u jt" by Brabe and T ay ­ E [ pm^ I hi tin s. (b>wt»«* ;t»i- t r d and wlulu gluliuii Lull to L> iiiuUb -tile colors iTte etas* m o tto I- " W o r k witb a ('oust ruction G an g Not **11h a Wrecking t ’rcw Mrs. W. Hunt Harris Dies In Key West Mr* M H um H am *, a cousin of Mi* It. F Whittier S r , and (be Into Mrs S t), Chase, died ut her home in Key W est Tints<lu follow ing u brief illness, ilni-rul service* will bv belli tomorrow afternoon in Key West, Hu* mg visited i hr Chase and W hitncr families n num ber of tunc* In the past, she had many friends in this city. t Home On Leave Lieut, (jg) i ’ear] Hobson of t|)a IN Convalescent 11 o a p 11 1 Springfield, Mass, is spending trii-dny leave with her parrnta, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Hobson. M Leon Lawson, quarterm aster In tho United States M aritim e S e ^ vice, just returned from Francis, arrived this week from Houston, Tex. to spend a short tim a w ith his mother, Mrs. ■IL H. Lawson. Grace H. W right 1IA l t o . o f the.W A V Es, Is home on a weeks leave from N a tio n ! N aval Medl* ta l Center a t Dclhreda, Mary* S _ land, where aha is atten d in g Dan* tat P ro italic School and Is v isit­ ing her p are ttu , Mr. a n d Mrs. JJ. Hanson. �TV (/^ * • 1 " 1 PACE TWO , • CALENDAR RATIONING SILVER HEN BROODER Nnlureizcrf Electric Ileal Raises chlckn to 6 weeks old under nunitnry condition». Natureized Heater in rear haa "old hen" tcm|M>rnture for renl protection, IitHulated, super efficient, size 13” x 21". Entire unit built of heavy 26 ga. galvanized steel. Size inside 21" x 36", headroom, 9 1/*". Capacity 85 to 7 days, CO to 21 days old. HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE COMPLETE LINE OF TllXEDO FEEDS C2, D2, now valid, expire June 2; E2, F2, 0 2 , 112. J2, now vlfid, expire June 30; gZ. L2, M2, N2. P2, paw valid, expire Ju ly 31) Q2, 1*2. 82, T2, U2, now valid, expire A ugust HI. HUflAli . Buyar stamp Tvo. 35 expires June 2; Sugar stamp No. 30 expires August 31. SHOES A irplane stamps No. 1. No. 2, No 'J „ rood. FUPI, O il, Periods I, 2, 3, 4, 5 valid for 10 gallons each. (1ABOUNK A -16 coupons valid through J u ra 21. Ratioalng rules now re ­ quire th a t each car owner write his Ikanaa number and sta te on U ch'C oupon In his possession as soon as it is .issued to him by h ix ' local rationing board. Your mileage rationing record m ust be presented to the board when applying for all passenger car gasoline rations. r* * * * * * * * * * * a T e l 35R— C n r. S n n f o r d & 2nd S t r e e t S a n f o r d , F lo rid a TA B LE S U P P L Y F R U IT S & V E G E T A B L E S BEST anpFRESHEST IN T O W N / Tasty Sweet Cuban PINEAPPLES California Cauliflower ib 12V-! Lem ons Ib 12c bch 9c California C arrots Black Crttl 2 ib* 2 5 c 15c Each Sunkui I'ams 3 ib* 2 7 c Largo Ears Frooh Fla Corn 5 '— Poas b Go (Crate $6.25) Buy om M o eal! B u y 'em to e c u ' H u n y (or y o u r *1 fancy Calif English flo-tda 15c Celery »t*iv 15c ib c 25c T e x t s Yellow P otatoesio ib*39c C ab b ag e ib 3 '/j C O nions 3 ib* 19c M u saelm cin A p p le Foncry O ra n g o juice 2 - z 29c Butter 17c Po:k & Deal Fraahly Ciound-S*a»on*d to Bako or Fry MEAT LOAF * 27c « » 1.00 A « * o tle d V i’.rieti**l Sonshlne Ktlspy C rackers ib 17c Land O Bunshin. S ft Flour 25ib» B ua ayland 8 mak*d Bunnyland bpdlass Link 4c Nobtioo Premium C rackers ib 17c Mu**elmnn p* 10c S ausage <b 3 9 c S au sag e G reen s no 2 10c G e l i Inn no 2 13c Foods Kiaufr C h e e se u> 15c 3 •OK 10c Water Sliced CROAKERS ib ?1c Steaks ib 59c 31c Cod n>h 25c Fillets «b 4 2 c 10c Bologna Country Sty la Souse it Sauk*d Bacon Skihs Strained Jars u» 3 2 c Pn* Cooked With Wl*n*i» Sou*i B*M Oroda Put* O c Broad Turnip ib 3 9 c 0*. Smoked PMIa Croon V inegar 29c 1.17 W ie n e rs ib 2 9 c S au sag e no v/i 'S pinach rT. Cold Meats Pound Juicy Skla le m Nvl* PI oi loH Salt ~ , - / .4 * - 1 • , ' • - - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA Mu. now valid, expire June 2; N2, r " , Q2. R2, S2. now valid, expire Jur.e 30:. T2, U2. V2. W2. «P(-------------------------------Y-» .. ■l . l _____i i. X2. now valid, expire July n31; V2, Z2, A l, HI, C i, now valid, expire A ugust 11. . PHfREftSKt) FOODS M HATH ANIi PATH Blue (tampa lid, J2, K2, 1,2. -Red stam ps 1 6. 7,5. A2, U2. P e a s ■ „ ib cottaqe Future Farmer’* Part In World Is Told By Jobnsoif^ Son Of Professor Is 2nd Place Winner In District Contest llffijr.:,' J g jf ,mem ......... ............ There are four grades of active membership— "Qreen Hand,” MFuture •Farmer,*' “ State Farm er," and "A m erican Farm er.” Locil ch atters determ ine the individual's advancem ent In the first two Tades of membership; the State determines the third degree, and the national organization awards the tourth degree. Hoy ufficur* for each unit of the FFA—local. Slate and N a­ tional are elected annually. Koch of these unit! meet a t specified times There are approved forms for conducting mccttng* and for passing member* to the variduv degrees. Teachers of vocational agriculture serve a s ' local chap, te r advisers and S tate ’Supervisors • f Agricultural Education act us State Advisers. The part taken by the Future Farm ers of America in training youth to attain efficiency In ag ri­ cultural methods, buying and sell­ ing, conducting themselves In a i ubllc meeting, and in assuming irad rrsh ip in civic m atters, is in­ cluded in the l olio wing address ‘ p ro g r a m s of work are set up by Ralph Johnson, son of i’rof, g/nnuaiiy by every chapter. Stkte nml Mrs. A la . It. Johnson, which Association, and the national or made him' second plane winner In g au n atio n . These program s ir.c a recent sub district VFA speak­ uuilt oti the needs I of the Indling contest victual a n d Hie ciuurmumy. a “Tile Future Form ers of Amer­ program indicates trie oil action ica is the national organisation and course to follow in o ld e r to for boys studying vocational a g ri­ reach definite -oats. All F F a culture in public schools. act Attics a rc boy-initialed unu Results attained, As p art of the program o( vo­ boy-directed. cational agriculture, the FFA has therclore. a re due to larm crLraliling objectives set up und become well known in the past 10 years . Organised in Novtmbar carried o u t by the boys themof 1023, it has served to moti­ aelvcs. i he h r A la designed to s u p ­ vate and vitalise the system atic instruction offered to students of plement truini.ig opportunities for vocational agriculture and to pro­ tioya who a r e progrcaamg toward vide fu rth er train in g in farm er- the goal o f eslaulishmcnt in n farm iu x businex*. Ttlluugh FFA citizenship m e FFA r r j v is an In in school senmu nctlv a c n v -, WtivlUes the cooperative spirit The Ity having its origin and root In I j* fostered and individual talent v o c a t io n a l agriculture. Among U dUcavered y d developed. Here other thing*, member* l e a r n ^ * school of experience in the through active participation, how of working together to r a to conduct and take part In g lto n im o n good. The orgunixutinn public nireting, to speak In pub-! embodies the fundamental* o f -a lie; to buy und sell cooperative-1 Hue democracy r,acn member ly; to solve th eir own problems; has voice in aetluig 1p I nncic* finance, themselves; and to as- and making rules and regulations eunie .civic rcsnonsibllity. The by which he is governed foundation ufon which tho F F A j tu tu rc Farm ers not only work is built, include* leadership and well together, hut they know how character development, sports-1 to provide organlxed recreation manshlp, cooiieration, service, for themselves and others in the th rift, scholarship, impruVed aagrig h community. ridture, organlxed recreation, d ll Any male student of vocational agriculture enrolled in a jia ll-d a y , xcnsliip 'and patriotism . Federally aided courses in vo- day-unit or Part-time viAoUvn.il (aliminl agriculture under the agriculture cluis is BlilitfHl to (Smith-Hughes) Act were first membetship—and a member may hr* active membership established In 11*17 From the retain very beginning the boys who were thruughuut his high school career. The FFA is rU-duping u train ­ enrolled in these courses felt a spirit of comrudeshio due to their ed leadership a id u farm cilitcnry whirh serves ami exerts an inbackground of country life. e for good wherever found. W ithin u few years, local de­ flurm The FFA 1* I00‘- American partm ents of viH'ational agricul­ has ture had devebqed organisations, In it* ideals ami outlook and T h ril­ composed of the students of vo- no outside affiliations. ls no secrecy in conniption with artionnl agriculture Such organi­ Its activities. zations were, largely social and anyTin-of rapid put healthy expan­ recreational In nature hut certain educational, self Improvement and sion of the organization, the keen co-eperutive features were often Interest of it* member*, ami the' Wholr-hearted support accorded n Included ha» been grot if‘’lug to all who As these local vocational ogrl- are concerned with the welfare of culiuiu urganixallonx grew In farm hoy* and v o t i n g men number*, naturally, the Idea of throughout tne length nnd breadth bunding tugelher local groups in­ ot Uu land “ to a larger oignnixntion grew ip the minds of leaders. It u interesting to mil# th at 1*400 Guam Suaheen a * -vSnt ? .,* & ' J z x M t Giv,*n .Furloughs r urinir* *nd T h e MtRe, apprtttmf In variou* •• .ti.m s of th*_ country However, th cloneer effort* of tlfr Future Farmer* of Virginia rttra rle d the g reatest atU ntion •toe to the verr excellent Ideal*, p u r p o r t, reremonis*. and duflnite ronitlluthin formulated by Henry C, (iro»eclose Hy 1D27 the goal of a national organization of students of voca­ tional agriculture wn» In the minds of various leader*. The time was rip*. From the west­ ern .States came a definite proposltl to build upon the good work of the F uture Farmer* of Virginia anil similar organiza­ tions. formulaic a constItution for the Future Farm ers of Amurrca, and launch it a* the n a­ tional organisation fur boys studying vocational agriculture. Accordingly. n constitution was drafted under the leaden* * the sta ff of the Agrjcultu cation S Service ration a n k * of the Federal Hoard for Vocational Education durinir the rummer of 10l!8. Tha first National Convention war held In November of th a t year end elnco th at Mime the Future F an n ers of America h iu eaiended Into forty-ievcd State*. Hawaii a n d Ihicrtn Hfco. The FFA la composed of ch ar­ tered ' Statu Associations which, in turn,, are ‘ made'- up . nf local chaniera situated in high schools having departm ents of vooftlonkl ag rim tur?. The • toy* enrolled » TRF AfrlfftP~ r<Tf'"i m c c. „ , , . « * a r " ” *'• J w t rat cisco, Calif., i-« May Mu 30, (Rp*. r ia l)—About 1,400 .Heahees. ele­ ments of sew n construction b a t­ talions stationed al Guam, nrriv*d here recently buurd for home on leave. Twelfth Naval District headquarter* announced today. Among them were Carl A. Parham of Sanford and Charles J. Ponder of Maitland. Selected on the ba*ls of length nf oversea* duty, all of the men had more than 20 months in th* Pacific. Some had ns much n* 27 montiV Happy over the prospect nf ioiillg home, the returning vet­ eran* said theli worst prublrru on the dnlard was clearing area near th* camp* arid recreation ten U ra o f Jk p sniper*. M A Y 30 , 19 W EDN ESDA Y ■w m a in i M XRCfIFt£7>d N M * as= = = a N E W ■ E R A • = ------ : These Price* Good Tb urndny, FrlcUy, Saturdey ■ IS I B I I B l '— _ 1 w ^ > S We R eaen e IM m iW M W B M W W W I I ' I l| ■ ■ » a I « * th e R ight to L im it liotlf;.H A lii: POTATO S K I.V I.K X * S A L A D ..... * j 35c WIENERS......... Ib 37c b riu :» ii r u r r a u K niiLK CHEESE........... 1 Ib26c SAUERKRAUT Ib 14c |» MINCE MEAT . . . . 1Ib 27c COLD CUTS...... Ib 35c -OJ . . . f.». anaoiiT r-u xi. ic k d or r i x r a i ' in e x t u X K u r u t x n u a ii LOAF CHEESE ... 1 41c SALT HERRING.. lb 31c Ib N o . 1 C A R O L IN A P O T A T O E S ... CALIFORNIA LEMONS .. 490 5 s iz e .. BLACKEYED. PEAS . . . (In H u ll).. FRESH GREEN BEANS *3.10 r u n Tn * . N v h llr m a iim ^ -T O U V fllf lM n tad mat B ilt e t ih ir u Rls l« l . . . . .7 . 3 T ill, D - - . 2 c z . . . Ib* 2 1 «is rt„ 3 c 2 1 .. 2 l b * . . . . . . r n n rA X M sn i co .v t a i .v k ii — t o l ii lb * 2 1 c 5 c ^ I'r ls * Onions 3 lbs 25c Carrots .... 19c Celery Stlk 15c . P re a b U rn * » 2 Lb* K ir . I'ln X X Cucumbers 23c Tomatoes . M ill* V p ilo t. H ib i Ll*p* G rv rfli 19c Peaches 1b 15c . . . i Squash 2 lbs 25c Beans lU r r f llta d lb 19c Cabbage lb 5c 1 COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER (24 red points) Ib 4 7 c . . . . . i j » - * -r * # tSf#*1** #4»|,j*44/| Vj ,. ■ : • I Orange Juice ... 17c Itullord'H S,ti4 L lklf Advance Shortening FLOUR 5 Ib*..... 33c 10 lb * .; ... 61c 25 lbs .... 1.45 lin t - 4* III* Stuffed Olives . 18c «#. a Url m i l t II. (4. 20 HlBf PoInlB A sparagus.......33c P e t a ls SANIFLUSH Lge. 19c Sm. 10c 4 lbs 65c . CRISCO ti t I K FLOUR. . . . . . . . 5 l b s 2 5 c UPTON’S TEA t‘ i Strickland-]Vforri*on MB) Ip c . m AMT W*l|TK UOl s p m ’ 23c I V O R Y * ,. SOAP -*■- ch eese 4a <M a Au h AMANTO B allaid 'a TOMATO JUICE Obelisk F L <L M 3 for 20c jp Beautiful Womon \ cakes 20c Medium L .i DBURY ocial Soap 1 cake* 23c 9«»nef 6c ' i 1,..-1,,.1. iw 'i t a s ; OCTAGON Gianulalcd L a ig p " Soap ' 23c •H * -V->-: * liabv Limas ' *>•»• Pork & Deanh .. 19o Jars ' - At*. ■ • n « doz. q t e . 7 9 c ^ ' ' ■ iz it K7 • ■ i ‘ A , 14c ' ‘V " ‘‘ t » **#«m , M nvo R oane IQ . �..\ . AY MAY 8ft. 1945 ~ “ to I f III I I I I n w iR M ts n THE SANfORl) HEftAi n SANFORD, FLORIDA ^C apt Hughes I s '<~,“‘' " David C ere. , ClJOpCr S SCBTCh tgM Franklin English. soli, R k h erd BlcNab, Fioyd Spark- L 1 o w Again At Sea On man, J.W . Byrd, PR . Bach, Hod J W F Pf i r f l t i i L r f l l f l e , Wilson. U .im lr de Wolski. JS TOlCl In POSt New Block Isl&ftdt nStanley Brumley. Nathan 7 a te., _______ • ' — — C r ^ f t lh iv fi F r o * n « t OM ) Eynon, I I, a r d M attie, Jr., JR, live with h it titte r, Mr*. Anne Ilaa a, 801 N. K. Third Street, F o rt Lauderdale, waa akipper of ■fthc Naval A ir Station a t Sanford fo r a year endi-g November, 1042. lilt home town i* Sehna, Alabama, front which atata ho received appointm ent to the N aval Academy at Annapolis, ta On com mil* Ion in a of their new ship nl Tacoma, Wash., last Dec. 30, Cant. Ilughaa and 14 mem­ bers of hi* craw were decorate! C apt. Hughe* w at aw arded tbc Legion of M erit by Hear Admiral J . J . ilallentine, with the follow-whig citation: "A* Commacdlng Officer of the USS Block laland and Commander o f an A tlantic Fleet anti sub­ m arine task group. Capt. F ra'cU M. Hughe* achieved outstanding Q* access in combined air and sur­ face operationa against enemy submarines. r - > "Searching out and attacking the enemy a t every opportunity, tb a task group under Capt. VI Iighes’ command repeatedly ex'loaed itself to certain danger In ta determined action against the enemy. Throughout the entire series of operations, which result­ ed In the sinking and dam aging of a large number of U-boats, f t h r aggressive ar.d determined sp irit of the attacking units and tne closo coo|icration Iw-tween nil units of the lash group resulted In achieving a record of destruc­ tion of enemy - submarines which \vns unexcelled by any other ftlm ila rly engager! task group during tho sam e period." The German sub which sank the first Block Island and dam ­ aged the destroyer escort USS H arr a year ago was destroyed In f t* 1* same engagem ent b - the destroyer tsc o rt USS Eugcr.c E. Elmore. At the tim e she was lost, the lltock Island and her escorts had to their creoi' one of the two J>e»t scores ngsiasl enemy subs f t n the Atlantic. Capt. Hughes took rommar d in March, IIMJ. a fte r the carrier had been season­ ed by s year of fighting. Within aia days after Capt. Hughi-s took the currier to sea, her fliers and •p sstru y e r escorts In her task larce had sunk two tier mao Uboat*. 1 Rev. S a c k e t t » Will Addr ess J u n i o r High C iattsw * SH U raw* Owe Corley. Rnsalee Tolle, Kathleen ftBahCock, Eloise Cook, A nna Bedenbaugh. Mildred T urner, Dorthea Sackett, Foye Mao Cog bn in, Virginia Daniels. Mona Rabum. Betty June Wilke, B arbara Ann Ed«n field, M ary Ann Galloway. ^ J te tty Windham, Emma Jean ^TOyers, Claire Dprand, Frances Meloy, Anna Smith, Ixrulae Hardy, Helen Skinner, Allccn Ilowc, M ery Julia Thursby Mary Ellrebeth Cetdwcll, Nora Brewer, Jackie Rowland. EHiabeth Ann *A(as«y, Jo Halley, Mary Kents, ^N artcy Appleby, Joan McTeer, C hrist in. C arpenter. Jan e Whitner. Jeen Y arn, Emma Jsaii Ijrvhbins. Mary Helen Kile, Gladys Wells, Lucille Hillman, Lila Leffler. f t Olyv* Ann Adams, Cherry Slngtetary, J o a n n e Spaulding, Joyce Palmer, Faye Miller, Betty Ja n e Culbcrhouse, Carol Meri­ w ether, Mildred I’ieraon, Betty Ja n e Benton. Christine W arren, ^ If o lly Bivins, Betty J o Walts, ^ V iv ian McDaniel, V irginia TUon, B etty J. Sheppard. Elisabeth Sunder, -Phyllis GaiVo. Willie Fay# Johnson. Ueheva Mae Britton, Alice Campbell. Mary A. Hern­ don, Emlsley Melsch, A nita Aiken, ^ ( u r j o r l e Jones. Melba Frederick. B arbara Rucker. Carol Skinner, and Martha G reran. Eighth grad e boys who will rO j T) Laurence Adams, David Harrell. Willie Carpenter, Tnomaa J e n ­ kins, John Salsbury, Hoyt Gal loway. E verett Hoover. Frank Cranston, John Keeling, James Manning, BUI Jones. Ben B jtler. Uaylon Culbarhouse, D o n a l d Shaw, George Dague, Raymond Hall, H arry Brown, Frederick Cooper, Douglas leasing, Jack Webb, WalUee Tyre. Kenneth Robinson, Eugene Harper, [h nald Deal,"Marcus Bowen. Dan Batten, Bobby Brlsaon, Floyd Cooper. Laurence Robinson, Upham Merywether. Bobby Humphrey, Jimmie Ludwig. John Krlder. Thomas Bropson, Charles Johnson, Billy Brvant. Buddy Owen and Herbert Robinson. i Yanks Crash Thru Jai>s Crumbling Okinawa Defenses tr*atli.eed Vrwm r a e f (tael square miles of Tokyo had been destroyed In *l( great Super fortress fire attacks of the past two months and-that “ very little" w al left of the Jap ar eae capital. The commander of the Twenty, first Bomber Command made hit announcement as stiff winds fa n ­ ned flam es through Yokohama, which was battered by .'1.200 ton* of fire bomba yesterday A terrible picture of destrurtlo i —so great thg^ it cannot even be measured by catoparLaon to nnt ural disaster*—wa* drawn bv la-. May a fte r photographs of tho once-sparkling capital city of a l­ most 7,000,000 showed that "tho most vital parts of Tokyo have been reduced.” Vaat Area Destroyed t!*e said that Emperor Htro hlto's Imperial Falser had been dam aged but that tho America1'* who dumped 8,500 tons of fire bombs on the city last Thursday and Saturday alone, had nut meant to hit It. Those last two ovsnolt* wiped out 18.0 square miles of mdutrial Tokyo, bringing total dam age to exactly 51.3 souare mllrin the heart of the city <>r ap rroxim ately 4II per cent of tb,built-up area and about one fourth of the city’s total b ii -u of 213 square miles. 1/cMay, a veteran of air war fit two hemispheres, candidly nn nounrad• "W hatever damage the Jape nese announce ran be taken as correct.” “ We’ve destroyed sll the urban area we have set out to destroy,” LeMay rrportrd. Special Diet Patient Oiven Extra Points FolrH* for obtaining extra meat and fats can be obtaliimi onlv by persona who are on a special diet due to a few sped fled diseases, it has been an ­ nounced by tha Cl’A. A S oec is I form for applglr.g for thcea can be obtained a t the Offlca o f the Rationing Board a t th* Sanford Armory. This appli­ cation must be signed by both ap'dlcsnt and physician. It Is then sent by the local u f f k c to tbe district office at Jacksonville and fhrn h. the regions! office in Atlanta, where it 1* submitted to a board of doctors, who elth n approve or reject the application. I f the applii ' lirU wul be ma'lled from the rationing office, if not, the apj-llcant may appeal. Appeal *an ha obtained Hi the here. On the first of each month, 50 blue and 50 red points become valid In Hook IV. These points must last the family tha full month. No additional points can be Issued by th i rationing office. No books will be replaced jpst became all l b ' stamps for a month are used In advance. The SANFORD TRANSn SYSTEM A NEW SERVICE 4 SCHEDULES DAILY - - T . - Jr— — •wa !ailU !*.J.~ lU iL L i’ • Fiicea declined lie u and in the third wrek of Meivh 12.00 • I 2 .2 J and * 10 II .50 - 42.00. With lighter ihtomeats, prfees went up fo 15-5 tor 3-4 doien and dot. 14.75 . «i.2iV “ Again Florida s h i p m e n t s wf«k durinjr revthed 6<K* car* tho t i n t week of Mftv, fthJ price* dropped to J300 $4.00 for 3*4 doien ami $2.76 - $4.00 for 6-10 doien A fter that, with aiitpmenta graduftlly dcctcftmiig toward the end of the season, price* advances until at the time the Market New* office cloHcd on May 26 3-4 dvtcn were $6.0V - $5^0 ftod 6*10 <Joit n were $4.20 • $5.M. h“w^i JUalloons Carrying;Future Farmers / S ' Bombs Released Give Kiwanians *io' In Jap Homeland lesson In Rulers t r . s l l s . t 4 r r w r s « , oaa) M •AllHBtft I»M> u NSKINCTUN, May attem p t, to raise it. tn* “out of Pfilar \ ir«*v^mnicnt nffirtftill 9ft tlJ U»t inrfi C. A. Johnson, of Orlando, , nicLr fhal Japan'* bomh-carryini; m*»ti«na state representative of the Ourtl* 1k•«t i.IL aniiM haing m agnlnat motion by y I-ester I hmr (. lkn 9111* being * • nnt I Kjgni vt nl & m< Publishing Company, publishers A nn r ica arc launrhrij in the home prohibit K I jane from gc 1110*1 fak of the Saturday Evening Post, Inndn in id a r e c o n tro l le i b v an o u t n e w * p a n e ra w it h In r^ c . fiik .mi mher headlined about f e 11 o \ together with Mrs. Johnson, a r ­ Hiiminy-IM , a-UI-MIIHIII u to m a tic h iillit a t 'd r ouir p pMiig in g UVMiy d e v ic e rived In Sanford last evening and I vl. F W«ti*. chief of the L’.S. .(Including Mr. T harp) was dr was directed to Mr. Cooper’s fm e.t service, told in ■ radio In 'feat.-* amid much laughter home at 2041 Mellodville Avenue. l.rvu-w nrcnnred for the Blue net\« n o u s members of the h u tru .-' After taking snapshots of Mr «otk how the unmanned balloons F anner leant presides! *< chair Cooper on the ground* of his otn-ratr Thr forest servire has men. They Included Dickie i rank. residence, Mr. Johrveun^m adc t | breri as*I.ting tin- army tn prr Hill Thursby, Herman Cano, Job i tentative arrangem ents with hun venting duningr from the hal Carpenter, Ralph Johnson, and Vcrn Clark ta broadcast over Station WLOF, | loon-. Orlardn, next Monday, and to trll Thr army and n av ,yy y recently rn-ently dl* .Its ' muUl>'1 "ffe.rcU* 1,5 some of the story of th r treaaurr closni th at some of the bulliKins Btirt. T. " Lawton to equip b ..^ hunt, and to answ er a few ques­ have landed in ther western part 1 V "4 rake, with electric m otor, at f tions about it. of tin, country nod »nid they had the schyuil farm, got lost in a mare of parliam entary procedure j Tho chit.ax for the hunt for muted no property dniioigr In addition to the contest, j this burled treasu re Is expected Wntts said the balloons m a d e IIV .Its.M r - — C a ll UMI which th- Kiwanians greatly en- | to come In the re a r future, Mr bcllious o five layers of nilk (uiper and A rab triUCooper said yesterday, and added .18 (ect in dinmctci a ir .ukrn joyerl. the boys put on un exhi. | Fierce Attacks th at he would leave soon for T hrsr so llrrrs also rsisirtb l thuf **• Jspanrsi- s . i plant, w hrrr of bilion of I arliarncntary proctsl ire | They were New York City to make final Syrian irregular* had launched **r,‘tls "make s lot of sperchc*. among thrniselvas introduced b Ed lj«ni i. (> arrangem ents to secure a barge -In lie woikrr> to a frciil) Kilpatrick a id U. S. E. S tarr had ard ctjuipmenl to dredge out the fierce .attack* against ti e Krenei launch the balloons from quicksand filled portion of Un­ garrison at Dejaa nenr the Syro. laid fo r th e ir t r ip to the U n ite d c h ? r S * *’ ( lh e Initructor Johnson expmlnvd bend in th r SUwannec where tho T ransW dnm n frontier, and th at S t a t r < ’ T ransjordania’s consul to Svria t h a t t h e I k j >'8 h fttl w o n t h r » u l chest is believed to bo down on AI .11,000 F ed had been wounded as be drove (KIa I r ic t f o n t m t in \ i i r l l u m c t n r y liedrock. T h e tiy iJm ite n f l l l c i l I>u | I l h iiu u *through the area on his way .’ronMr. Cooper expressed confi­ Damascus (p Amman to renor ftTihl to H e Jg JiU o f 2 &JNH* \ o l»». p r o c e d u r e , n n d c a m e n u t a c h *» (’ dence th at Ibis time the salvage to Emir Abdullah on the Syrian 060 feet when* they nrmch mr s e c o n d in t h t n i l n l U t r i c t c o n t e s t . H e a l t o to ld <*f t h e p u b lic *t> eak attem pt would lie n success, A crisis. c n it r u jlf . w h ir h t r a v e l s im s ln u U y in a h ftrm o * ie , n n d n u f t i t e t t e 9 tn g New York engineering firm. f I '11111 w V h i t 4» I'll :At . he (1 »*■«*! t Vi I Observer* feared that the fig h t­ Using Instrum ents drvrloord bv Kiirh Ume tin d to 2*1 . Ing cunt rat r 1it which the Imiv* Westlnghnuse, he saitl, will super­ ing at Deraa might mark the ih w fe e t f n u n I h bp u f gw*., h e n g a g e d . C o n ttR l* in by F u tu re vise dnhlglng of a small, harbor- lieginniur of widespread action Id tio m e tn c uretnstirt- t» u itrh m ito F a r m c r t e in lm ic f »ul» d U t r ic l; like basin i which will take In sll Sgainsl the French. Syrians have iiir t t ic a lK ilr o p * n *a n i|h u v ’ h e cri!ieir.c<l their government for ifu tric - t: - l a t r ; tr l- a lM tr ; Stm t hern the territo ry where the treasine, lif l'- f of th i» nainlh.ig riin-wr- llu yvhat they called its inactivity according to no old map. might t'lltiH lll- tit I I s r ilg illli In (iltoltll n -lfiiti, of 12 ’■tftte**. and mitli»n*»l I against the French. ti^ t« I hr nntio iiw i puldt* be burled. ' .'..non /r**t - 1 »ei»ki t 11* v t t n i e - 1 e a i r i e - f tn » xv' a 1»I The War Departm ent, said Mi J . I th r J it |i ■ » lia r 11 f •mill r i4'*I Cooper, has given permission for I i i g ilt W n it s iwit ■ *I , lr*t he In * I .it * | onn Mr toHnmni iltM’ f lf W f }. P lia r t lt h g *«f D rLttlM l w a • tho dredging in this portion of '.»oiK-ug I k ’cm -iu iiH U ’d m i I j I a gurftt of K iw « i i» the river ut Fowler’s Bluff. n ftrr tht h iil hwin 3mr> re .te lie n ’ Not mentioned in the I’ost I t ill- t iiu n t r k " FIVL MORE YEARS article, but shown in an illustra A ^eeMfid n iitm u ift tr - « it » h tiun, is the hulk of an ancient -V lo .li c o .it H .ls th e iM inib*. t h i o l WAS|UK({TON. Mav 30. id *' Cape Cod schooner, which may havc licen used by the pirates, i (*• m I t*i torsi F ira m I* mmr Oft * I ■Wl,".'*',!. ' / ‘ m Ut“ I Fimtl ratio....... until IWU %waWorn thep Imllofifi Im nun tin ifniiHs litn» tt*» # * * ■ .* and which was unearthed during • c t l v i t y , n f i g u r e u r h ic h in c l u d e * 2 1 IMH) ( f u r r m a t h v S e n titu r w g n e r. *N r« f r e t ji I n if nh t# rcieUHcd lt c h a r g e d York Democrat T h r chairman exenvation work at the treasure 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m e n t « lilt hnlloilll giMVv hulk . |1 In ifrom the firmed Rervieea. site, Mr. Cooper pointed out the bouate Buiikioc • oiiinjillei j «hiui. Hk?hiii hihI wfu>th( r mcemli of newsmen that iuntrnl.* m* All hut l.nOO.OO of th eir OCI hr t t. released am] -ti un n told i.rices slid tl-r volunic of rliddeforecast, will have lice a b so r b e d f r „yr j i t ’ fu s h thr* l H f t i.l M i i i f . | ivitii orohsldv t*e lio i-s.si v !ir. in to c i v il ia n jotm o r th *1 A r m y , o r u i , th r In %I l|.* * i i i I d u v I* ,l.i,lit -II limn- v i m ly r e t ir e d fru m Syri an Guns Bl ast French I n Damascus Navy Worried Over Quitting In Shi pya r ds Fl or i da Plants Nearly 2000 More:K'ubm ^ r 1 Jobless nr 3* will tiod to concen­ Acres Of Celery \trate “despite bc«t effo rts" In To li e M A IIA M h I ' m I*m is ............. found T' N r n r l - l VYfi k *s I | *ueh Imom ennter* *>. shipbuilding • a ir ili-fiN Mm ..iu* ll#l|Jlal,U U l' i*t1 ^u « a slight ilecnia--* to a. leave tiii* | and aircraft areas, he reported, 1 U 1*. «X year, and for the first time wa. ’’Little .uccvss" ha* so far at 12.# Mile*. Ah Momr L E O A L N O T I C E -croud to acreage to IV m lt.-arh | tendril the Government’s efforts ^ >tl •.till (hv *‘MH*wto* County. The Hara.sotH M auste. 1 such win kers into trx I " 1 2 m fluU**- an h1 to till • *H I II III 1 III to 1 | section showed a slight in n n iie tile null, logging and mining areas from **»» to 1211 hour ■ j i m. * ' i »f i to o i ft *o i toil. this year over last year, tint a where labor shortages will con­ Mil- "Ulltl v 1 | III! Ill to 1to |*M o i l to • ft.. little under tha ten year average. tinue I r (MMtn l thnl thr f Ijr r t I Rcr* i ./ j \ i 1 «-1 Krug indicated o a g r increases \ it 111 Manatee County i» graJunlly «• h as »l)f M'Hstrd It? l i l t »“ . - ■ i dropping out of the picture, might be sought to remedy w hat 1o - Ik'lit *19 niJUII) 1(9 (oliywlllW jilt i i t to f i o to he ilr-crlbed us the two trtnjof having come dawn from around l hr 1111 itml yfl«Mil them ilow;** It * ft r Is 1 I *•Ilk'll ft w*fl•1 * -4Ift'h 1| 500 acres ten years ago to l Of) manpower lh r c |ts tn sustained nl *m h is mrr r:t«n*fl the itimthri i - r»t iNrw 1 production for the Pacific war— acres this year. t»f i »b rm h u l 1mr f 11 r* f i^ h t t r s the tendency of war worker* to , 1 (Ml ' 1K1 ' T k r., “ Except for tb« first part of fh en is h iwMi't I »i Ilk* t • a #. 1 • i f a f . ' ” ■" ■* • " the w lrter crop, yiehl* were vtry lta ye their job* for peacetime em ­ In ! i ' ,M * wul’ ' th* f..i _________ vu1, *''• L. iva I ployment. and tbelr reluctance good. Outline H eart v sristy rang \n H 11 .ft •».*!* hiiliistrieft Ar,‘ J1'" ed generally from (OR tn 000 IJftVf Into J„ 1 .4* 441 like lomher mul tftititftf* Ji.imur-Ms h**II.H.n Hliftrk tnun rrales |>CI acre, with a few "W ithin the limits Dermltte.1 h ...........I - ....... - 1. block, repnllri) as high as UOtl 'M M * \m*»U «n crates p*-r agre. 1‘ascal variety the hijibilim tlon pwollrj, \Vn^e n<l J llf generally tanged frum 500 to 7O0 ytistmeots ea»i rrobablv Ho nior,- biking -ml , ho,| ooc in the woihIcraUs |«’r acre, with a few blocks to solve manpower shortage, thu Lunilx 1 for 1 rutin gu 1 "in g-«>d the ttolns to tin- i'nitfu- i* .till v *4 I reported as high as 1,000 crater. any other measures, and if -M >1 "The early planting* set out neceessry production levels cannot Very tilth ni item W« must pro Id. t be reached, it may become necr iv0* tnnlier •4*i M In-fore October hurricane, were MAIN 4. damaged by th at s to r o r ' anil sary to tusk for a modificationt I Win it# ■»* of the Wsqte and prieo celling* i yields from th a t p art of flit crop for a number of law-wage Indus were permitted to daughtei ||v,. rsf tf**rf*| were considered to be about 28 uf Merril r»i K rug stateri. stock, or iis.r- it Custom sluught 1 11 ta f lltte.lt percent below normal. Kbipments tries." Other m ajor points in the ereti for them **rltlrfl »*■Ikl I to*I from this part of the crop ran monthly rep o rt: i . 1 1 1 toe- o u to•l 1 The n » m in ii. .f f n tiv r May mtil the latter part of January **1toto11 (H• «»If* War Frodoction— Fell off 4 |I.I J l. is intruded to prevent th.H i* rr I * V«•« i »* Seed be<f* were also hurt by thi cent In A rril front Marrb n -d ( ham peruu sale* of "club live | storm and delayed planting some slipped I per cent behind the 1 slock nl to o . 1.1 other, show 1 what , , , ■ , , , i duced April schedule In m- ' j exhibit, *■- |>«-» ft.01, win,, orolr 1, ’us cal . m l W - s M 'Since luscal . . lb r w r lr the for m, r r r ,nI tuIt lit ti,,> , nodd not I the storm Iletter than (.olden 1 |(j(, I*••Ck111 , ' K l i V f I h r t w t T1( i u - 1caiii wIn 11 ' Ii te l Heart, u slightly hlghet percent v. til ft. . • lr • k| -I. 1 M » Steel A siurtin m stevi ami rd IrtH’nii-wC thr> hiiki im -to1*1 t>vt non at Pascal whs planted than was other m etal trrodurtion may ... 4 |Uutnt 4 , Mi iVti'iNon explftlnrtl, h M N hi ) htao*l -iH i* ** eap trted . There was practically cw , since It hr stilt uncertain lhe nuu inucodure buy* •si ntolil I tollll toI -*s*n(nik| I l- i lil no break between the last of the whether Industry can reconvert cr»Under tlltn 2ft t Ii i J h )of I-) IH t of |Jvcf*((K*k nl nftlfn thttl liftv^ wlnUr crop and the first of the fast enough to use th r full null ut been nulhiiriie*! by 01* A m#»y hv;Ai-i | ( \\ »* A 1(1 Spring crop, although the last of some m etal Producer*. mfuly ut lh** 1 1 K * iii Huur(J derAji j » cfitit > J u4|t • 10 days of thr w inter crop ship­ Gasoline— Th# newly announced nii U*d by I h r iJifutrlrl O P A fur Mr-aft (Hihll.hnl .,1s Mh :>• i m :. ment was made up of only ordin­ inrrease* fo r civilian motori-r. perm Nn lot i in huve thr* jim itimN ary to fair quality celery. Mt 41ft' f ill i ill to r ft mav be withdraw n later In thr CUAtoin **l«ti|< ht Mr JVlff wcifi • to j 4i oi r>4#il hi . *n toif i k « •»i to r i “ Up to May 20, u total of 10.- year u new cars and trn> l Bftjd. toTATft: m i I mu m \ l to 285 cars of rclcry had been come Into uac and Lake n shut, r u o h f tir shipped from the sta te by rail of thr total civilian supply. in n r n n i 1 * 1 1 • • C E N hO ltH H 11’ U F I ED Kt ’• aKN V, H> • «*n to i I and about 331 ran . by truck. Last PARI S Mi.v r» i/V All r. m I sas* * srason’s movement to this dktt I T n # i i r n F n r n i p r u T n B O rto lll|l I t v l l i i I *>>«><■# P i r t p l thlkwl* tol is " II, totaled IAH( cars by rad ami 3*0 * - , f „ , . « drill IIII|f **it h (hr # f«rltt a*I car* by truck. The peak week’s( x C l S p C C j f t l I C T IT litS Iftpupp |fi nr I lVi* [fiiMtiTto Mid movement oul of tbe state Win rmiller- ifri|M»rtwnt tfiMiuirh lo Ih1 b a t M i l i f f n l t i l l G il* for the week ending March 10, Me tniicrs of tha Future I-at rftfrrr***! (rriirml to KUenhoft i»r, Mr<*(jfll|«lll, r|#« • m rll t« when C80 rare were shipped. Ilia b e l l i l<i|( r*M ItJtito1 mars of America, 4-11 t'lutw. arpt *‘C«lery prices throughout the other _y«q#b .erganlxatiaua l« Ke<w- h # r « llftr«l lodinr J j i l . c u n i ! : iim rn n ir^ f u n r J*.-4«• ..rsktsl* It ^ " f •• I R tif f n ' w r n r r tm r a tly - profitabhf Inolo eounty are enabled to hav. YpoiiHMd* T n Ihiw ih rftttr «*f Kftiuln**!*- *'«*uc. i j to growers. Prices for 3-4 doxvn, “Hub livestock,” brad and raised l Ii* fiul i\m y nl ivtlk i *( • f* » * h»« WHATILHJf Golden h eart were #1.25 - #3.50 by mambara. custom slaughtered Ma.ui*1 nfut t.**» i( 4* Fluritln Fit If Miid mill] thrmijfh .Ifirmritl h.if t r H * I Jllf l Ijfn r " f 1 1 1 4 * ' J*l*ki * when the first FOB bulletin was for them under a special provi . T h u r s d a y with ftfrntlv vurmblc uf l.ijgiiit’ M< fNiijft* It *1*■i n*'*L «*h issued by tha M arket News Of­ slon of O PA ’a m eat CoiUrol pro­ I II ft MV n l M .4 I Hi fice on Jan. 15. Until the last of gram . A. B, Paterson Becrrtnr-.- wind*. ( •. \ I f t • t o f t * t o I II and Alabama I’ n r t ly c lo u d y b in *rf Ih* - .I mI*’ •it February large sizes Were vor» o f Uta Sem inolt County W»r cunltnui-d w a rm t o n ig h t aii-l K41If* It* Mh *»|4».* H •!•**■*«■ steady, dropping slightly to fS.M Price and Rationing Board, said T hursday. nl r---------------------U H lg y ^ N a m r n d m e u l, Mr. Petenen pointed out. eons with established quotas and commercial law planta with Federal only per slaughter slaughterInspection NICK’S ■l f i f i Peach Brandy Courtesy Club 90 pr. VODKA London Bar Rum ints 1.76 T ~ -Li’ - * ' • - b. Carmenlta Ram Parirttrq tVlnea RET0NGA ENDED LONG SEARCH SAYS ROBERTS! tie Felt Miserable AIT The Time From Indlgeatfon, And Painu In MumU m Rob­ bed Him Of Slefp, lie SlatcH. Hard To Pralae Rctonifa Knough. 410 8ANFORD AVENUE Roamer Whiskey Into 2.67 ricot Liqueurs •3.65 M ae Bind ■■ . Distilled Gin 4-5 m Pinto 2^0 tliiniML'A a f*4** « l*«t h i*.-*! lliirtt* tl .*1 _ "Reltmgu brought m r relief 'from the terrible distress of hidigestion a f tr r I hail been tOral by it for several y [illy tfeclgres Mr. L. L. rta, wall known resident of aitlam l S t, Jacksonville, If . ItobcrU, now retired, tree aona in the armed a e r b o u s in g Ketunga he g ra tt mtlnucdi "M y food did not eeewt to <1 S I’n lrm -llu « r > s r f f ' ifc} »tom t;h, and 16»j of appetite. Ac- S “I f F M r .r .- , r / » ^ Bread lH-o/ k ta ff , asr « #rn»« Cheese li-oz, - vZP- % ~ > ! • . I’hmti- ISc lie % |*r llu hI fftoI <.*>•«*•♦«*■»»»•■•» ___ Wftlfr l(«*to*9 **%Himf4—L Milk. I tall cans -Thdrelgfws-l'fksr, (If wna» »*• T ea 1 i-lb 19c 1--Hr (lie MACARONI . . l o s t —t:>Mitil»:i>. r t i n - lb Pit??. ..■ * ii 10c iu , ui.- FLOUR.. 25 !bs97c .50 lbs $1.83 I M M . — 1*« H ft.. »*• • i« I " « " PLUM JAM Vinegar dexo 2 lb Jar (|t. II t drftjrenat ( r*( Par# iTc Me (trapenuls |»IvU‘. lie '*« :Mh. jar Cake Flour 2 :>(• Ml I *l«lr » -I tr ntxa ( urn Starch |»Uvr. sc ‘ |*r 1 I'Mr k--- * Mlh - k > 1 P e a n u t ||«>rr> mH B u t t e r ,Vhl . ‘ Utv*%rw F o o d B a k e d l i e R ic e C o r n K ix ja r 1 Olh • 1» i'.u i> c a n 12 - o / . p k u 1 . l i e F ru it B u t l e r 2: »« \ e M a i l *11-r u Ma f l s r l i i r N u e o ii lb. Ng ljl»4’<*—( Ifah, • flue. 1 1ti » k , R i t z 2 ) . C r a c k e r s s' ( ft-fc F r e n e i 1> ressiri:; | I inr it Ia#>1 iN'orlhcrn Tiv-ur Ann Favrc lirapc Ja m i-il>. I'lt WhiU’.sail Liiiuid \\ a \ t|l. i;Sc* Suit;tna IVunul Hutlci Sultana Mustard Whilelmiiso \ |ipli* .1fll Sultana I Vach I *r* >t-r\ t > .A&l* Pumpkin JuhnHon’s ( ’ar-Nu No. 2 ‘ pi. Lumen's V t’jf All No. 2 Ann I’ajfc llakini^ I'owilrr 12 >>/ Ot’tuftiin loilH Noap 2 Ii.h Lifehuti.v. I 'almoin r. ( .un.i \ ' Dolta Syrup No. .*» u l a » Mason Fruit .hirs pts. A*)*- tjN liisquitk 2 Hi-oz. pkiis. F a n e / lllackeyt*(l IN as Fresh Pole Keans Texas White Onion i- pouml 2 pounds It pmrnds I \e :i:»e 2 ‘lc I .’i f Larjfr Iceberg Li t luce head pound !)c Fresh Cucumbers pm in<T —Hit* Early Rose TJar PcnT-hrs I He Fresh (ireen Beans pound 28c Winesap Apples - pounds r» pounds Ked Blisj fetatoes A f» pounds Nc>» White l otatoe: Jim bandy Starting ivlash 25-lbs. 1.15 £ :*(»* * f 1# f 1 1.09 Talco Growiiur Mash 1.05 Talcp Esrsr wfash ...... 25-lbs. S2.54 100-lbs. Big Mill Dairy Feet! A Penn Motor Oil ql. 18c 2 ^al can - '. A & p f 6 od 200 Magnolia Avenue . . Sim ford, Fla sto re OWNED A O PERATED BY TH E O R t a t A * r M A Ctl D eyartm enl ? im a - W h e r a f W » l Woman Shop and R ateT' ’ / * ~Z~' ■Tw > . 2 le - I h*«i*i*erl B a b y ■* ■■■im - i .:.i„--g, jkiyj - \u -. Jane f lfliP h -l eawlOH •*(••»• 11 ‘ -- * r,- m ssg sSM I i -*MI VATKS Al -TO FAINT SIKH* • 10.1 N o rth r rellerod ami 1 po more pains In my back and Ip* robbed me of many nlghU eap. I don’t belle*. I waa aetally hungry fo r a year, f could to tra it# Me tonga anough." irdfy name all the U u S v t a I . Rftonga la Intended to rellava lid to taka for sJuggbh~etl#Bln4* distress adf to Vitamin B-l da- 20 pr. Port M<4te|f*4-5 1.85 If $ t Tissue t o n r e n lr a lc d i riH iiiu r* » ,-m p . a . m o OPA advise* owner* tq bip« up tom book* m no replacement* can be made until October, whan book V will be Issued. r»t IimIay , �» J * Day of Heroes 1’he Sanford Herald n * ia * !!a S r i v*x> t i t n 11 f up' to fhV 'enft^hfcneJ conception I merely of one party but of all tfc£l he if t t f rra sia rr.t. r.o: ii.r p r ; ic A If.* h r ..le i St\tr.«. iK | j i t b i a t , iVrSar > u ■ i Im i afierucfa at Jh . II.lull, r , t .flit-- . .S lrlilO i lUl i h . ) i l i o r i.l ll.Jiil.tr i l l * llf tw f l. r ia llJ l 111 M a a a o lla A i r . . . *ru t io n . il«*rm*t a r r h n n n m i in t fn* m o n iiiij', •*> x|K*t*t‘lii*-» a n d lu irn d o s a n d thi* itr c o r a lio n o f g ra v e * . W ith m e m o ry T * irT r"tfc e’r»*</ofti«« a n d jflo ry a n d th a n k * h ig h in th e h e a r t , th e r e s t o f th e d a y g o es to r e c r e a tio n . It is t h e (Trent h o lid a y m a rk in g tin* jo in in g o f tw o s e a so n s, c u t ru in a tio n o f p l.in tin g tim e , wel co m e o f h ig h s u m m e r . In th e n o r th it i* th e h e g in n itig ■>( IN O O S O M S - O u l a m I o u td o o r w e a th e r . F u n ? O f c o u rs e . ■ i m n r j r n o s m at* T h is y e a r . M em o rial D a y c o m e s w ith p ic tu r e s «( c e m e ­ tmfall* la A liatH te rie s , w h ite c r o s s e s liy h u n d r e d s . O u r d eail lie in f a r By Carrie*— ***»k ______ »W* Me*»B ---------------d im e s m a n y o f u s had n e v e r h e n rd o f S a d n e s s fills ih e h p a r t to h u r s tin g . S o rro w o v e r w h e lm s gl<»ry, m a k e s fu n A ll • M liif l iO llr f * , ra N « *£r* qoioqto iirim SILVER. SPRINGS th is su m m e r // mi H uiklf rt««lR|l*M ■■<! MllrP* of ••IrrlRlNMPNla for Ik* purpoar of r t l l l l f f<M> will b* rkargrG for • f r tfa la r • 4>tflUlN« rafra. fp lia A ,Hf « i p « p * • R * p r f * r « t a « d t v * . f a r - r r p r a a r a i* T k * H e r a ld Ip (I t f a a f la a a l H e ld a l a d v r r i D I w p O f f lr r a p r r m i I u I | I n * i| la Ik * l a r p . *#l rifle * mt Ik * r a a a l r f w f ik p r l a r f p t l h * »d 4 H a rte r* I* t .k le a p * um4 Graduates 14 la a m m m b r r ml T k * P rtta n k lf k ib e ir lH l# 4 l a VM# *»*■ f a r r r « a f a ll r p m b d U p a ftk e * If o r aat a ik p r a U * f k la p a p e r a a l alo w L * n » p w k lU k y t d h e r e ! * , la r r p a k t l - a i f n a o f i f * krm k r t f t a l i r a a ia o r * - W ill GIFTS of LINGERIE Free Scotland iWEDNESDAY, MAY 30. 1945 S h o u ld S c o tla n d he f r e e ? Y es, s a y s th e n ew S c o ttis h N a tio n a lis t p a r t y , w hose f i r s t m e m b e r o f P a r lia m e n t h a s li r m .E VKRME t o l l TODAY ju s t ta k e n h is s e a t. WICKED PEOPLE GROW IN- I 1 It is new s to m ost p e o p le t h a t S c o tla n d is n o t fre e , C R E A S I N U L Y REPULSIVE l o r f re e e n o u g h f o r all p r a c tic a l p u r p o s e s . S c o ttis h N a tio n WITH GROWING OLD AGE, HUT A RIGHTEOUS LOVING a lis ts , h o w e v e r, s a y th a t t h e H ritis h P a r lia m e n t d o e s not LIFE ETCHES L I N E S OK d e t o le e n o u g h a t te n t io n to S c o tti s h a f f a i r s . It s h o u ld m e et BEAUTY ON T IIE PACE. GEN l e ls e w h e re th a n in l-ondon e v e r y no w a n d th e n , sa y in KdinT IE , KINDLY OLD P.......... *’K ' * h ifg h . P e r h a p s a s e p a r a te S c o ttis h p a r lia m e n t sh o u ld he AKE VERY BEAUTIFUL: The henry head i* ■ crown nf glnrv 1 *et u p , ju s t a s h a s been d o n e in th e e a s e o f Ire la n d . ir fi in found iii Inc wi«v of rlirni T h is S c o t’ is h ITume R u le m o v e m e n t re c a lls th e lr i- h m o v e m e n t, w h ich , fin ally a t i a l u e i l s u c c e s s S co tlan d h a s few er g r ie v a n c e s , h o w e v e r, a n d no- e m b itte r in g re lig io u s d if fe r e n c e s to m a r k h e r o f f f r o m E n g la n d . T h e E n g lis h h a v e g r ie v a n c e s o f t h e i r ow n T hey uiy | th a t th e S c o ts r u n E n g la n d n s it is, utiri jxiint to th e llr it i- h i p rim e m in is te r s w h o h a v e b e e n S c o ttis h by li r th o r in h e rit . n n ce : G la d s to n e , th e g r e a t e s t o f th e 1 9 th c e n tu r y p r e m ie r s , 1 Hal fo u r, H o n ar I .a w a n d R a m s a y M a cd o n a ld . S c o ttis h N a tio n a lis m i.s p r o b a b ly o n ly a p r o te s t w h ich will n o t go f a r. tin t p r o te s t s o f te n s e r v e a ii- e lu l ptii|Hisi>. j I hey call a t te n t io n to th e g r ie v a n c e s ^w hich u n d e lie th e m , mid o n ce in a w h ile s o m e th in g g e ts d o n e to e a se th e m f a s h io n e d H o u s e c o a ts o f r a y o n flo ra l p r in t « $> • Roger Bab*nn urge* pmi>le it lOVMt their saving in their m il tlren'i edurallnn. T hat’* on thing communism c a n 't lake away fforn them, be says If you are in nmilit a* t< whether you have l>een enuntn ill the S tate census, fill nut ihi coupon on the front page of Thi Herald and mall it to th* Chain her of Ccimmerf^*. ll 'Falion TAMPA THItIUNt Tilt* is a g r e a t p e rio d o f h is to r y , iii w h ich ■•cletice j» I' • • -r it*n Ih f .i r t , hi* ••jt|**cii»lly is s n r g ng a b e n d on all f r o n ts It is a l-o i Dr*'*-*ei*m e ' I m r r v 't t f »*«* lht»* I •111-sI o f g re a t w a rs M a n -p o w e r g iv e s w av to s c ie n tific M» I !«.*••.«• i w it m a fei vi* Kvo n in hitpow er, an il p e r h a p s m a s te r-M c ie iitis ts w ill tu r n o u t to l*e th*fi'i'p id p .l <am pnifrn Ppperhe*. whed he h iir k n l I nick * i l h w o rn In I h r rea l r u le r s o f th e w orld (VDttnmii i<»r d itin n a le ft hv Mr S o fa r. m e n . r a th e r t h a n s c ie n tific n io iiste rn , still seem H« h i \ r i a A d m in is tr a t io n . M r. to In* in c o n tro l In th e Intowt w a rs, now m o v in g to w a rd a H fi" - p .e |i vLiitilfl *»»t m rn tittn h a •line, g re a t e f f o r t s .cm tw o w ornl f r o n ts to g iv e n m an ■ uriu*" th*- IJ pn**edihir y«**»ra, I Trt|tNt s<ur by n n m t. It n e rm til th r nffirml nttitiulf* nf thi* Kooae- ulniMsi to l>« <i f«>ti»h w ith him m o n s te r s full p iny h av e fa ile d G e r m a n ) h a s lost a n d v«*It Ai|mim»t ration iowurd thr to? t«» B c k n u w ln liff th n l ih** p i fupan is lo sin g i"*t'i Ffntikliri I* R«n»aevi*|l d«*- I » r ' *Vnt • t ill llV rd L im it less jw.wer, h o w e v e r, is g ro w in g u n d e r o u r ow n fra trd if- lSK!‘i wm n( host oik* I bin M m iig r phobiu wnn » p ily ‘la n d s, |*»»w*r nev«*r tlre u m e il **f u n til r e c e n t y e a r s /h o v er •► f ft ( at her r< "ipiiijit dogs nlionet* |»vr:Mi*v it ilrp riv p fl th r c o u n try o ru le th e w o rld w ith * e ie n lifii g u d g e ts a n d jiro c e sse a It whtlo piihlirnl ufulorli||tfa l»i*hw c f ito* s k ill bml ft|4 *rn *n c v o f III# ir(ini«Iy ttir Lu'ftlc* of lha p ile m m w i n . k 1C-* am t »UU m ist In s iife g u a r d e d fo r h u i.u x n u u se . i k n lr a r • , J *a i " W k about tvorlti*tt*fd(f T e a c h e rs a n d p r o p h e ts h a v e lo n g |M iinted o u t th a t th e nr ndudion nn.I d is trib u tio n Whoti IVoriulenf l l ^ i v e r , ■11iI it uf feedl g m um th in g , on th is s h r in k in g little old hall, is fo r m en to I he White House lifter til* tie feu! i and the metllfsl* ievelop h is ow n in te rn a l r e s o u r c e s a n d ru le h im s e lf w isely •>\ the iliwii New )r i|k liu s rr n .it t fam in e -« triik e n area* inviteil .Mi It i . nut loo much In say l h « l We a r e n ot v e ry good a t t h a t y e t A n d to o in a n v o f us in November Roosekell lo Join him for n co _Mr Hoover'* election to the still th in k g a d g e ts are m o re im |s ir l n iit th a n |>eop|e. fereneo in an effort to devise Presidency came ns n result of mensuir* to check the fast the tnngnificer.t wor k he did first growin'* SANFORD FORUM that the iWa w ere glad to WPB ha* eased restrletinns or: building m aterials, making It posslbla to ipend 11,000 repairing your houae Inatead of only 1200 NBW4all you've got to do I* tr find th* material* ii\ husi .**«. th ■ n* thin week T(|e proprintlona bill was out a^dlasenllng vot t [mp jn t h* hlztory n „igo (t WB, t hc erB| appropriation bill (|ie house, j;„ ^ n o r Caldwell uounced that he pr recommend additions measures before th« s He has not dl*r!n*ed I have been able to nf the Belgian Relief Commission during the early I y ears of World War 1 before the . United State* got In and later ** | W ar Food A d m inistrato r under lint would keep Ills own counsels Preshlent Wilson. When such ex until he became President in fact as well ns elect. F ro m that m om ent, « ri ft or . li n e d mill wotrned th ro ugh llir . c h i . tiet wet n the two men u I iheir followers M r Roosevelt never railed on Nil H oover for hi* regulars *'2.00. ... Sandy evolved a scheme to s*ve f.T.W). When it came hi. tu rn he entered the private office and said: "W elt, Doe. here 1 am a ;a in ." The doctor suld: "A trignl Handy, ju st use the prescription I gave you the last time 12.00. rtesse" Her* I am again, but it will be the last time during thi* seslion nf the legislature. Some peruliar thing* happen In lawmaking todies, Take the Jack* •O lf County I n c id e n t , f o r l n * i n n r e heoil u| purently Mell-mennt bid was coldly spurned. Mr. Roosevelt plainly Indicated that he would do nothing lo help Mr. Iliwiver JW# • • • w t f f t w r t l t i f y Wallare la plannlnff to puhlmn u U>okli*t ( i t government cvr^enaet tellink builnfaamen ho* to run thrii btltineaa Thi a la rernmmenilcn reading for nil romprtitfi^a W* suppose there wn« snmr methorl in Ttum an s madijess !n conferring with form er Pretldent llopver on the food situation. May be he wanta to find out how to bjlng about food eurplutc* and leg* consumption. panic home and abroad. - --------------------- month sure deserve soma special m HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'SCOLOR KVTTTl DYNAMICSI* > Hr, Ickes complains that toymment bungling brought on Ihe tier shortage—say* Cuba and R ayon ta iln rix i new . and f lo s s y , loot; tfreshment helps in housework _______ l J * ... j .... n frtih ti with ice-cold Coes-Co U has w o n Its way into b o o m everywhere as % can furnish ^ * P u> job. Call us for wlUb'yj*55J5Jp|ele Paint And .Gliaa Stora a refreihing sym bol o f Am erican living. Vivw"^** cW*Sk*'*n ki* ‘■*«1-r***'- s o tn io FORD do' l(it ’u'.yj u u e is a b i« o JLka >i i t or n ts c o c X . c o u -c o s im n i --re ' ^ COCA-COLA r o v rn a fte r dally becoming clearer Truman mean* lo live that you have a (apply on hand, ice-cold in jo v r refrigerator. T i t fmmtt tb *t If - y o u IkjO 11 tim er- 216 E. FIR ST S T R E E T — SA N F O R D , F L A . is Mr When it’s time to H a rt a C ait, o r to offer It to guests, lt*s a comfort to know MWmas/ --W™#*U a m b S S —" T y t * s ig d e t a x ' n o v T-- . - e r ^ slip s . W* Clothe The Family — We Furnish The Home in yO*r icebox, jam erc'onJy a tfW steps from tb* />«»»» tk s t rtjrttb ti tt home. p* s a tin PU RCELL’S OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE 1 OUTI / &ti*-w. 1B X sh o rt m in Inu n rlo rln y h Time out to relax...H ave lorgenthau la ahoeked over tag dodjiny r. H e U asking Con- i or Mr. In recognition of these facts, many inillvlituals, organisation* unit lending newspaper*. some of them strong supporters nf Mr. Roosevelt, urged when the pre­ sent w ar began th a t Mr Hoover should be utilized In rapAcItle* s u i t a b l e to hit tsf-n ts, if only in an advisory relationship. Rut Mr. Roosevelt did not l-rok upon each suggestion* favorably «nd Mr. Hoover w ii left outside the pale of w nrtim e usefulness despite hi* often-privately expressed desire to Ire trilled in snil allowed to do lm jin triot lo bit • j Now it cfn be nolAl with rent satisfactio n that President Truman suffer* ondvc no such In­ hibition* Hi* course sines* be nsiirrnert the high office ha* hcen to seek th* best advice ami help he cun gel, regardless nf parti*nn*hi[>; In avoid nny nrote-*e nf personally kno’ving all thole it to know bout running the coun­ try a n d solving its myriad d iffi­ cult problems and (o d raft sound talent* wherever ha can find them. All of which does him great I credit as n wise statesm an be­ perienre was followed h*» his selection under President 'third ing to head the Department nf Com m erc e. which he changed from a dull and prosv statistic gath eri ng organization into an j It active force to eid Vn irricn i liusi that we judge the f u tu r e by tho past it is safe to asaume that he wilt get w hat he wanta. It would be untuning, if It were not so serious, to watch th r m an­ euver* of the lobbyist*. With their pockets lined with cnrpoia lion cash they act as If they were the whole show, ami to n layman it looks ns though theie were nbout right Sincerely vours. J. It. LYI.K.N nt break out In Poland and Spain, EttniM these day* la about aa peaceful aa a firecracker. . long | Ho ov er'* equipment n« »n expert on th e national Anil inte rn alinnal food •lUiRtton- wa* innile com [d ele HER Prealdent Trum an recommend* 925 w eek ly . unemployment compenietlon fo r w ar worker*. Yeah, those poor devils who have been working In th* ahlpyards e t fl0 0 w ith sle e v e s . * I tn-s* Mon a n d (Jad^ot* In Chlcagn, UPA clo»«d in olt laundry man Chow Yew, whn *d Vtrtiseil: “The l)f‘A »*V for -iv Wen cent*, my way for elg.il<-< i C*nt».”- Miami Po«t by Itosn Monde j Ho hum! W on't it he tiirr when th» w»r in Eurorte i* overt A d m ire B0TT#1 1 iSinf. ■ iliii.ii.i •Vi*..' i l > , C * &Coca-Cola �i ' r §****'' r 1 TTTTrfi.r^mTifrnjItvT r) ^ r r u m nAnni\ W o m e n ’s And Activities , Personal t l< - a . A u x ilia r y I lf . \V . *■ •»•*--* i i i . i . . . Margaret Daws’ Piano Pupil H iilr In I' t i l r l [ : i i i i i i i £ Pi. .-nt■.1 I .1 HctTl.il ( | i i 'Ll' J^ V one nl (lie l l l s r ' i m e e tin g * **f I h r yen i I h r M tuiirn** A u i i I r.* k ,am . pupth ot Mm*. M u \\ ll.U k 4 iia r y iif ih r Ejwnit ^P realty tu rtu n g^ rrt hnvm w vrv pr©ft*nti*di in irn i ^ M om *I and Mr c h u rc h a * *e m lilr* l last M onday .-M ertainlrifl r c t ila l la * , rv e m n * - , / M ■Vr t Pm P . I a lt e r noon in a b irth d a y re lc b ra ,h r W o m a n -* f lu b , w ith M i* . , , u . , t inn and to hear Dr W illia m H a t l.iia H n U a ra , pupil •>f M arUmi* j j |0own II Mi Huh*. m ed ical m foaionary fro m l ito m e i ol lin llin * I'o H r x * . 1 M 1 V I i 1 -I 1 I,uU>ndui in the B r i t a in C o njfo . * >|oano *o io l* l M l** iin h a n t M r. and M r*. M ario n S im * W in Ifin \ I v, , „ .. . . . . . . , , T h e se ssio n w as ilrtiica te d to the *,., .-i.vnnipam ed by M rs* tra lih tic V n r iiin A i g in * announce the eng ag em ent H e rr . I M. |i W o o d ru .......... . n s o f th .1 ................. ..........k . kh rthe k . il . t i . .i ti n. n a. .t.n. e. ol .. S o a_ o...to. .r .l. who .. i. . I A lle n . , , , M .r . . a n il M r*. Se th, . ff i m is sio e area in w hiic M i* . M .,i> ll.i. ap p ro ach in g m a rria g e o i l o f M ia m i a re ’ I ending a f«'» , v l „ i n i sp e a k e r had lv .u i s e r v ln * ar ............. „ n the „ , „ s . r f a , . , It* The M-fliilitr (m inting of the and M i* . . i . f(ir fm lr y „ r „ [ „t u ..||„ „ ^ [a m p b i- ll- i n*»m g U n it No f>:l w ill th e ir d a u g h te r. M ary L in d a , t o . d a y s in S a n f ord w ith r c la t w e s . I r l I *•* I. n ell I Mi I 1 held nt the Leg io n H ill at E d w a rd M ifflin * . J r . , son o f. Mr u. VI.. ■> «,. vvr.i„»...., Mr*. W.8. Hnimley, president. Mi*r llal.ara, who resides i i ’ -r \ i . , i . i n „. y . , 7 :30 o'clock T in * is ih e fin a l and M r*. E d w a rd H iflR in * o f thin Mr. and i . W hlflham meeting „ g . WIUI with truenes* I.. > v _ aMrs-T -ll-lsa 4 romiUCUfdd in i' i nh f m ffllU JC which w n ic n I• eon,a. r .- n u . N J . „ «IMK» ir u r n r v ! " " h a v e n o n e to Tallahassee where ' ......................... i i .„ . m„A . a n ., m . r W w.rh d m (, m eetin g o f the year H u t u for c it y . , , , . , .l ®olJ p “ jw e w u * opened by a hym n and a *n ,| r x p r r * * io n n iarketl w ith dru T h e couple p la n to he m a rrie d they * 111 “ ‘ V T j l r L . Y t l in s i till til inn w ill U> non If I n r .y e r o ffe re d by M rs . E . D . ! matte ,e e lin it Her o p e n in g *a m r 1 a a n d I ind.i lwoiiL.nl on Ju n e® 16. « t U»e home o f t h e : « f th e ir d a u g h te r, L l i u i b e l h | B ro w n le e .fr o m 1’ u c c lm ‘s " 1 „ H ohem e" w« , F re d e ric k I ••••|iei ‘ lit , V O M lU b rid e ’* p a re n ts, in the presence M r* . G e o rg e T o u h v . c h a irm a n » ,,<<n.t h " .o t-la‘ r r , f usli.. ‘ r ,‘ m e n l- . the v .,- - . l- n " _ .... .l>t h.ij'.-toi I ho>lc rtila n f th e im m ed iate fa m ilie s L ie u t . A rle n e E . K ic h t e r , A S T . T h t* l ‘re *h v te rrn n W om en * |r> ||«*t t \ I • l-.ti M is* W ig g in s is a n a tiv e o f ha, . narrived w u . safely .r o ,.m >k A u x ilia r y Hoard im -rim y w ill I...................................................................................................., m* I m ll> i i i H I" S a n fo rd and re ce ive d her e a rly i a rc o rd in ir to w o ril re ce ive tl iry her ■ . . I ..ra titu d e o f the IM > * ullab> I t S id n e y llu in r . held nt the r d o r r ll ill ! Ill I Mn M ian I *»n*“ d u r a t i o n in local school*. She i* p a re n ts. M r. and M r* i t . Itic h te r j tfroup lfrillln th lh at l l , he hii could b rin g th am * a " “ ' l a l f l i*and m o vin tf in >l* slid Ih i'i H iiA r i f them , , . . a if u d u a t e o f Se m in o le H iflh iflli • .. ..............— . . . I fit-si h t n .i H .ln r m o is n fro m the hnutiiin*. melody TU H hD AY School and la te r attended F lo rid a j r . “ ,n ‘ * M rs . S a n fo rd D n u d n e v J m issio n Iw im r honored l>y th is sho uld he made o f M i*s » * • o r * -lle o __ ____ cShe t . ! an il I h r l r son A lfre eone m' 's ll I m iP f l nonorefl n y tn r* H*dpn _ _ If O r iC S ilt * \ \ 111)51111 T h e I’reshyli'i inn Husnu*** Wn S t a te fo f le f o r u Wrom en » ni* > ,0 " ‘ A l f r dd . lin h n te te gone * *s 'lorin H____( \itrh„i«nnnnr, r f n r m r r p ip g wiut rm d uA Led fro m th r School i 1 ° l u lla h tt* * c r « h r r f th e y w ill , , w a» grad uated the S c h o o l! D r. Hult* m i i <1 that he thought •d H u n h a v in , and now « *tiid«Mit of Jo u r n a lis m a t the U n i v e r s i t y ; “ ‘ ' - ’’d com m encem ent r h u tc h n l it on I ’ M fo r » cover th e Ind ie* w auftl he illte r e littd m Kollin^ , who p lay in l u ilif f h u h o f ( ir o r g ia in A th e n s and w as n i f ° c th e s e n io r c la ss of tv h irh M iss t*tl d ish stl|>per in know In k hciw the fundn p ro vid e pri-lmli" ii rn( fugm*. pthtirtihg re Ml H Doi H* v lMr , M. ■ m em b er o f P f Heta Ph i S o c ie t y ] K r m “ U oud ney Is u m em b er, iMnikuttlu 11 n f t n y of tifiduiupn'. l>y the c h u rc h w ere heinu: v ligug*•im-111 ,i r s o r o r it y . ' -----------* ;trd d ivid ed the diflhtirtPTPC fttl in ip tirtam in p la y in g Urn h Til 511I I li k"i 1 1 I it'iy M r. IH ttflin s , a ls o a n ative of M r*. J S. I'le v e la n d , th e for A nu»njr lhi* p u p i!k, M l l i nr ( Mt ID 11 M M H t in to th re e c lunset nf I 11*\ n 1 i Ms1 l » S a n fo r d , w as g rad uated from ' m rr M is * E li« a h e lh I ’ ip iilo , Ii* * Fr ir, rj(I n t . he nu iil, there veer© the Iw itf S t n n , p rrfn rm m y ( h r ’ W 'i I at • i*i hi I (|f , ||r m )„ , on r* in H f g a t t 5t ” hy I . i / mI , p iu y rd | i 1*4 "111I \ 11\ T ile |{e v , M ilton 11 S a e k e lt w ill lo c a l sc h o o l, and attended i h r ie fl fo r S t . U u i * . Mo w h e re .h e l l h v i , M ’, np„ u V\ *! l ..n U n iv e r s it y o f F lo r id a w here h e ) w ill v i s i t h er husband fo r a sh o rt 1 bj )h|> liu |)d ln g s at the w ith f»*eTing • T it nnd K rp t ti»«* trm p o I “ n‘ l ' * r * ^ l e fiu e s l sp eak er ot the Su n d a y w a s a m em bers o f P i K a p p a A l tim e b e fo re he re p o rla fo r « v e r - , j f whfc'h h M i'ady th rm ig h iiu t the A e lc tinu 1 h»'unri*d h'*, j ' u ',il * m o rn in g se rv ic e ..t 11 (III , , ’clock Ph a f r a t e r n it y . F o r the past tw o | s e a . d u ly . Sh e w ill H e n resu m e ( h | ((e n iA rk a h lr fe e lin g wa^ d i« p lay«d ' ' 1 ' ^ * Hm i n ill.it A •' .» , hr T h r, # hv Dunna Je a n Dunn »n her ren I'n r l V 0,1 *^, l ‘ x *it . 111 ! ** i f th e F ir s t i h n s tin n C h u rc h . y e a n , he w as connected w ith the her vo ice tr a in in g at th e U n .v e r, m il„ w h l„ „ ,t le m e n t a a ro u n d w h ic h there a re s a t e llle ditm ti o f the fa m ilia r “ N n n iM iM " , l a r k . M T arle* * Morrison will lend the N a v y B u m u o f . V a n J . and D o c k . ' »H y of T a i a a . A u s tin . Nliftt U illiiiiu * n v t ivt il ------------------------------R i n g i n g nml M i*s J a n e B o th , a ot th© So n fo rd N ovo! A i r S ta tio n . • e a m p i of nutiveA who com e to he M i m f v e ly n M ath e w *, M h * D a v ii' . i i* * ad vanced stin le n t, ! in her rho i n . i i i sonaoclotpd W A V E fro m the S a n fo rd N a va l and at ■» p resent is e e i u i m w ith im a s * , • ,■ ■ tre a te d in th e h o sp ita l, lo nerve rtin*t . A ir S t a l l ,ei. w ill *m g a * (,r r l» l | C le a r y U ro *. C o n stru c tio n l o . o f i n l l H H L A )I8 I l J l g U n IS the Americans In caring fnr the "* » " ink hroc.de for a memeiit* .( • i i 1n\ il«*d in t-, w ill, Vi num tx*r ' W e s , P a lm B e a ch . I | i o n o r e d W j t h S h o W C r “r itv ”. or tw *t»uly in the e v an IT© teal, a* ftht* maftterfully played V I e*ehHrftky*ft “ Marurka itt k | Ii x»m ft up 11 1ii j, r,. 1 \1 heal nrhiKih. i \ l ih iir “ * Kiqtft. Mi u l .1 Mi T h e t K o r u l grvup of e ^ p v n d l li , M ,.t„ l M lim nm t" Ho'hard Mr Noli anil John Fite j KFill I 1 ^Uss Mabel Chapman e n te rtu n , )llrp. might he called mental. B U Y B O N D S I1 m k mil t1 M .,-,.1 M. their recital imiitl»rri *|(h [ \Y» Woiknii , > v c a s J a m e H J . U r u m ! C l at h e r hum c un T u c H f'V m e n i . „ „ | |yr H„ |r i h e eo *l « f the. played > , f tii.f M It I in .’ . Mi 1 ing W ith n show er in h ......... „ f « h „ i„ * t ru c t |he c h ild re n ," ” 1 '" t v L t t a n d S p e e d i i*' ' [ .th . | VI Mi*s Jewel Jeanette Murphy, | MUs l-oi* Hitgiin. I.ll.le ele, I 11>- ........... „ hH.‘ familiesand who I f ir . fo piete prxr’ iu m ftd lo * V VV l Sul i l l » f t Vm rr it .y ( l 1h i - 1' *11 Mi (Mid VI. T OT AL I d a u g h te r o f M r and M r* * A . If ‘,p* u m a ,‘'' “ * * ' “ «> ,lr f,*k *• them th ro u gh ih r f*»rnioI jj f ^ WI 1( a fold i raiv*to n F lu id U i \ d M u rp h y . IhllO U k e A v e n u e , w a , ' l»*rtl.»« th e p o st, p re s e .u m d h ig h , i hiM.I e .liu ation w ill be hi H,ll| 'I I h • Mm a rrie ti M onday, M ay 7 at S t. f>“ '» e lif e o f M t*. H a g a n , uml Un*. cutegru v Also there are the t ruu^tiiiv V IC T O R Y .. , , , ,, Ihil. i i , .. ’ M ajesty of the lh ‘ep I H am er I iit u t it Mi '* ' * — . . Brockton, . . p r c i r n t n l It to her a* a Iiu*m rntu scho Bartholomew’s Church. o l* fo r the n a tiv e *, learn er* , t > , . , , ■ . M iirta a a f j to*11 II M ill 11 Mi of the o e rm io n . Pa. to James J. Drum, K L ’ c, B U Y BO N D S A T O UR BO N D , 1- , - ” " » ..... .b a n M r* S i ( I , i ii h A content wm enjoyed hv ihr in i' ......;.........i 1 U8NB. the son of Mr. and Mr*. ufttml t»*xt UHikft. r la u u r o o m K y | | ft||| B O O T H N O W F O B F R F .F . Mi l i v I hui iti-' 1mi group a m i ih r p r iie uwardrd t o j j h p m t**io n O f i*our«e, th e r# i r e I Milton Drum. The ceremony wa* BO N D P R E M IE R E ! t ‘ ypfttr* ( K c t t c r c r ) M n fv A in I Hu don, M , ^,i Itu the gue^t o f honor u f t r r which | m u te ria U w h ic h m u d lie p ile) fo r. perform ed hy the Uev. Fell* i, » i i I* \N tftkr. ||l« 111- Nl 1“ Fink. m any o th e r lo ve ly g if t * v s rrr N „ | (h r leant im p o rtan t a r e the Th e f'rtratlF («o©a Hv i M r i i n i l h i \ ifirU iin M IU I. »»f the third group which Hidd*) M n rriThe bride wa* attractive in a nrraentpfl to her (mm the other j I nM .H *■’ grey street-length lire** with t r u e s t a r e thoav fo r *|>t ritual need* of Impnmiptu Hrilliiinl in 11 \l i *,Social Calendar Miss Mary Wiggins Will Be Ma r r i e d /r P e rs o n a l - 'T sru ill’ NO DELAY Is Honored At P;irt> fMC- G C O O 4 fO L D F O R “f i r e s t o n e F A C IO R Y - C O N T R O llt D RECAPPING, ★ No»tK — Ea»t ti i 40c A lt M E O S E R V IC E S lO r Today and Thurs. E Mina 1‘hapitittii. RaMuter h\ white accessories. Rhe wore an Hnvt orchid .corsage Mr*. Frank miftter, M n * Haul * Cillcim an, matron nf honor wore Min*** Olive unit Virmnm t man, Bi*rvf*<1 ri»fmh«nn ti blur dre** with w ith white ncce* her ' fMi(h v%h 11 • ami and A ll t ion. han ! u rh n n h ih r a native m is U popuii* | ii* i j S u r t o r in i H» t hurii A n n I d n f o]>eFgitfn parallel of Irt!'ill VV I whJrn if p | m u In I Ii*v l« 0« In n . * — v ■I in T h e N E W S : WAR NEWS aa the allies cleaned up in E jrnpe, many IncldAnta are photographed and released fnr the lira! time F L E Nh’ B [ R C I Ji I e*t p ir t u r r * of D o e n lti N ETH ERLA N D S Capture of Seya* Inquart^. ijur*ling . . (’ O N G II H A I L S G.l. as Ih r Presldeni awards Congrurtional M clal of Honor tn Missis­ sippi’s Kflt. Jake W. Lind­ sey , .. . NAVY BAGS U. LBOAT.^-*.*____________ added S H O U T S ! I IHKSTONF. ATTEND B O Y S ’ CAMP W :■ IN O N A i i 5 mHw noplheoKt of D«L«m Sprinpi ___________ . ___________ The following assisted Mi*. Davis at the recital: Mrs. Bottei'. Cobb, Mr* (h a rle . Wilke, Mr* P, B. '-’tciihrn«onl Mr*. A. M. Phillip Mr*. W E. Klrehhoff. Billy Epps, son of Dr. and M _ _ _ A. W. F.pps, who recently » Mr . and Billy Whitley graduated from Georgia Mllllsi , V", uro, whn wan Mr. K f ^ 1 Academy, College Park, Ga., ,< ' ’ 1 t Military acKool. host a t a houseparty a t the Fpn i roon residence, I.ake Minnie. Guests are ths Mlssss Mildred LaM ar of Auburn, Ala., Mb* V irginia Borders of LaGranre, (is.. Miss J e a n ’Gsu stt of J a »per, A ll, an d . G rhiar_W hlllejt_ut i-aG range, Ga., all stodenta at A labam a “ Foletechnje Inatituts, NOTICE , i .. * -i June 25 to July 15 ■ ' IJ2 S L o ta tt A * t * J, Buttermilk will be lt U 5 as ^ th e ‘ I *l *■ d a fte r i nn w r i i'll ■ I'I si I i v: I"' B. L. Bf.KKINS II l ’<illl’ HT HI \ l 1 *» o i t i u H if o a m t n —a«f filTid* A ki O1o i \\ 1 U JA M S l .'s l \ 1 1 m t n i v l . l t \ Il.l'tlII 11.1Ilk I I,Ig -Ai»wriAfd fclOi C •\ ' 5 • « i b u m i s i > boys the front can’t do it all! l h i 1 u l You c<in help— BUY WAR BONDS! I \HHFl.i;s A rc a d e PACKAGt STORE I - •. ,« lr l l l i l j*. D h n lir ‘»j I'ft I3ca.yg.uard for Men -yW ku< Pusjm’ss "Scan! Security * j f, in t llfiidi nnd pi ii d t)f wI h ill IlMt l he y „ i "" t IMTMldllU III («•* TM1 1 I M U WITHOUT | l 1V ail * ’ ■«• . ’ IrntfU, xrlittiil', t it ji•11 fUMil uporutnrA, :i* will will be dotted all during the months of c e llin g price ob follows: v . ‘.,.f r Inir-liW tT rk l y g g g 1 12c (juart wholesale 14c quart retail JUNE Sweet Milk 18c quart store Sweet Milk 19c quart house delivery * < ■ AND JULY due to the fact th a t we have used-up our (|iiotn of sugar and shortening for the quortor F a m o u s L ’O d o ra n te We appreciate your patronage and hope to Ik* able to serve you again In the future. •Original double-purpow rcfrtdwnt that deodorise anJ trficviics. . . . Apply lo undcf-s/m* or body and enjoy lardy Irethncji al] day long. 6 *pv<if1 masodioe lypr n m l , 2 os, $1.00 , * , 1 or. ILT1) I » • • ®* (tax) • ^ num ber H. E. MORI * Ju n o Ii n n i itu' FI itrh l.i Ire.*) iob ih i t i u i i ) r o a c i i building t»m i rift.1 u j, ii w ** - 1* NOTICE ROBB’S HOME BAKERY *f=- e E f fc if t iV e w brrr up »r BIAUBAUMMIII U h) smms 11. vi >nn 1 t i f r t i h*’ n Billy Epps Is Host To Group Of Friends J'« U # J Al I 1 all Wer l*rice and Batloning Boar,I Mr. F eten o n emphasised that without patronage fllark M arkets cannot continue to exist. “Through checking celling prices nnd never paying* more,” Mr. Peterson urged, “women Of Sein inole County can do much to com traffic tn Black hat the nefari Market m e a t/ "Blaek Marketeer*—thoao who wilfully Ignore calling prices and do not collect ration alam pe— Mr. Peterson pointed out, ‘‘often deal w l|h inexperienced slaughlbutener m eat w ithout j i )<' H i d I . 1*' 1 1,1 n It,tin 1 r " n fh iT * i- in fin h " I h U im i, r m n f i, ilh ,. f i mn *i“ :m d jh iu d i\ i- u*n ri ilu i h r ^iiiall o n e * nnd a gard enia shoulder . s i , lin g o f u *n lail 1 o, 1* M >1 b 1 1in vu nr 1 1 U i n c o r m u r fo r Ih r orcAftion Mdt-m | fr u it p u n ch tn lh*iM* p ir - r iv t . m prnaL.it,.,! f.,i rhi* iifitfV f D r u m , J r ft«*rvrd his h rm h er aft In v it r d to In* \tn h th r ir«n--t .«f rK s n if.- h s is vtlu. m l.. •'th*' .fli.ir «nt Ih r V U*M - 1 \ • beAt m an. ( hnm ir w r r r th r t n il. j 1|ilth t*. i**l| the \ n f <i(K| *, - , l It,i» t\ J .it ♦* W l lk r A reception v^a*1 held ai I ho I I.u n « l(|u ia t. S rlm n 1 «v v V m i Hn<j i i )M, | |h»* S a v io r 1 .1 |- 1 Hike t H - H Id ii • ) **n*idf hornc nf the h r 1d©jrr«Him'« p u ir n i* S r i i k a r i k , V est Ann V\ h .ii Mui | | t- A * *u t,,.| ih i u lu-s th a t th e ir **n.M f a f t e r w hich the couple le ft f i tho H a ira n , Maude J n k u .. an I d id ln is w n ? (nt I nn expenftert id r I I >- h. »- !• t f l Hi* hard J . Fe tem o n . NV * Dr I'n tt ft v ille , P a . w here Mr D rum M rs. A th ere in the (T m im w ere r o la t f v t M. \ « f w ill hoard an a ir c r a f t c a rrie r CnUffteV* M m H I. H eard Mr* Iv cheaper than thrv are here i Prelude nml L mfur I Ha< >• * T h e b rld f'ft m o ther has re tu rn , d F iv e r l t ‘ a r t e i . , M rs It W S iu id i tt i t h m i i f h l r a M«piiT I a IPtn y urtl> H r|| > , i, f,, r , , r ^ n n i r a n s i r i h e r i t , hcrun* a fte r atten d m K th r wed vu n t, M rn J«*Mr < le v e l.u n i Mi* •d f s H (h is iiv lllif' I nl' r Ph iH m ll* l» n Hul'ehlftnri tH nif. SheaTv B e s t , 'ir* Do, ,,l ! ,, Thr Inst t«*n in imite1f thr I* uni if Jnhn i artvr lt»dtirik ( M r* A Iv m o d h a m . ' 1,* l***t,-■ lo et'tio g w en- devnied to so ot>ao i i, itt ■ir y i a m e ro n . M r* IT B I * root* * in w h ic h Dr Ituit- an sw erM«\ Nf4k kn f Fi! r■-■p»nI Mr Vr r 1> I amrr M r*. F re d D y*m i, M r^i < t-,| tp p s tio n s re la tin g to In * w ork - | AiitliiiiiV i dtiiurWu. (He I I n g a it, M r* \V 1* < Tu im tui , , m.1 j, , r, -toetor o f m tslln n e :rud a* a I M r. t <Mik | *|> irftu a! I J *n* I dim lltlive Spot I, I Ktthmlfc'h n d r f ililt r pdf I n f the * -•Tt *1M n iff VI. ey, . tl i ii F u ilir r l of tin «\ux lia r v i , 1 L '*• ♦ ih i i VI i hi i t ti tm 1 a f..» m » » m n a ,* ,k a r iji* \ ii •»» M. HH*i ■when you ‘fetiy your Inaurance I w o A r e H o n o r e d H y 1 ^ i Hue. itil) ftn ik a ix t M«i , it*i* from us. A ldm licifa We i'«U t are P a s t M a tro n s ( lu ll S S T " H I*I 1 «H non-aase,sable. The premium you \\ th 1 hpn* kAMi tk urn ml lu-tti ft I >r^ pay ia all you will ever be reMrft Jot* 1 n r lr y nnd M r* It t ! •«, tni» tin* fn rm a l n ir rim k ' s f H'*hrtut Iiu ire tl to p« r. “ 1 * Jtehr i ^ hifl* M ih ir r w r r r hmmrt'd ut Ih r Mn th i|irp%idt«| n v rr l ■ v M t » (ip ’ ■ P u b lic Is I ’ m .u t In However you share in the dav m w iin ir nf th r P»«! M a lm r if It 1 f ll ll l TIl M Iflfill tm Miid It* 11k fruit IF t saving* of Ihe company ami yet t'lu h <»f ihi* Ka**trTii M a i w hich M o r e S w im in m u l hack a part of the premium in wu- h r Id ut th r home *»f M rn. I n )1 H« fle e t iim i I la c k - it n i ! dividend*. | hi I *r e il iii dlii' i ti I * M il i«>i i f ’ hr *§i PiTf Ir** with Mr a Murray Jnrvia S u r p r i s e P a r t y ( i i v e n Ih i N .x ie K .r c h h o lf NFVV M » p t You can aafrly save on your nrlinif a ft co-Ihu I***. Th»*y were F o r M is s W illia m s T h e F a ir ie a H a rp (T h n m p * » n ) t-Suei i« D M* 1fire and windstorm insurance by p friin tfil with bouquets of H a rr ie t lim a n and p riv a te • I placing yoor insurance with u*. Planx were made fnr the June D n r ir S u e W lllia m a , b rid e e lr c i. Polunnirie in It fla t M a in r | be Ini ill in I J The fact that Itfe Insurance p i c n i c w h i c h w i l l In* h e l d o n t h e I.companies, banka and govern­ In at meeting of the R u m m e r He w n hnnnre<l on M nudav fv e in 'i* ' ( K r a n lr i e r t N n m v Je a n A p n le b v v e in - n h * i th 0 cret . , S(Rterft c. . ^ Volt e nf S p r in t ( A nt rn«h> I » fe te h l r l m ental agencies aerepl mutual In- jMirtft on Se w ere by M r* D ic k A ik e n at her h••»»».* , nwiin m iiiL ' i *' S ir e * f M n riru ret h u n t auranca policies on properties In ifiven w ere , at , l l o ru n t Se ven teen th ■ (inm ep of h iiiifu ■ , 4- t In . which thay are fnterestrd I* an played a fte r the ad jo u rn m e n t <»f w ith a ftiirpriRe m iacellaneouR ; On V en e tian W a te r- (M a lr - M ' F ra n c e s • ld» ' in th imtewsaive endorsement of m u­ the m eetin g w ith the pi l i e I mmm* -how pr T h e rfn irm w ere ih c o r iit<-d Dance 1 h«t »« 1 e r t *1 n iHulfi i *iv* i tual insurance. aw art led t <> Mrn H F ( ren a haw w h ile Rfttrr« and I ud ltd a h* A r lc riv j *t, k tit.-.ni K id ( i K e f i e -h in eiilft w ere nerved t" Thete financial ,,,1111 „ T j l i Institutions with . 11 ti r i .. fn »«hm enlp , in ih r fo rm n f h **. I I la < a-> ud* Mp Ji i l l n n - l 1111 n ► ri nf m illion, of dollar, invested in ( h r , M b - t m r w n , e r m e ll„n , w ere served to F lo r a K 11•i i ri real estate mortgage* have at \ e n i-iiii B r g iit t ii it I * e i > ( In,' i-v«<i v vv in-r, m" " " ,t"' l"w' 1 1,11 th eir service the best legal Turner, Mr* ( '" ' l .' Ilea'si.n. Mr*. Sliin I ninii, imIiIui i-i I1- . >• * , *n'1 . « u r^ ' w*!r " ,' n lo lte counsel, accountants and other Stew art Dutton, Mr*. Janie Shoe- I T h e IVinnl Nymph* l l .i r p ( Br nl j iv llo fiiu -c a -t 1 <.. , 1 il-< Mr*. ^ rk lnl(* ,h ' l*“ r t Y sources for determ ining the real maker. M r,. Ode.i Crosby. B e v e rly Roger* c o n stru c t h I mmh I'D iok Trenshnw, Mrs A F Kent. Mr*. '^e y were surprised >o economy and dependability of Two F lo w e r* ( K o e llin y ) Y ir - j(, u,,- |,r - t f , . ■ ■ It C. Maxwell, Mr*. Moore. Mrs. | *** *" Improvised allsr lightcl m utual Insurance. ', g ln in D a n ie l* O utd uo i | . M Tyre Mr. J. E. Courier, 1 !> l “ »"-r, * “« the „„lv We will be glad to make a N a rc is s u s ( N r v t n l I>,mr,a J r n t i . , )r r ‘» h‘ ,n the room. A tiny hi Me, survey of your property, check Mr. Corley and Mr* J . r v i , iH in n . I tb ro iu rlxM ,, n . I iliin p A i k i n and Marin** I n* ii vour p r e s e n t I n s u r a n c e sod if If I tin ,I k now n ((J m iim m i , j w ph^ht t kfinom. Jim m y Wright. l possible g et a reduction In vour I th© briile with n UrRe white Dinnm A * k M r (S id n e y l i o m r r » ,l f , , | , , r r rate. B egirdlrt* of sny reduction A p p e a l I h M a d e T o hnnket which held till th r *ht<w*r •Sing to Mr *'iiifl tSidney H.onertJ ||,.ffm ni- I In rata you will still share in B a r b a ra l l a l ,u .e t ,.,„ ,v .iv I , C u r b B l a c k M a r k e t s •-fft* the saving* effected by mutual K t .r .o r M a m m y -* by | , „ , llllll4 ..... I ho A© in v ite d tn 1m* w ith *h*» plan of insurance. Call 178-J. C. , , . l,lr .,,.l,.y II honnrft* w e r e : M r- A lb e rt >* A n iif jfe n t appeal in Ova w om an M. Boyd A Co- "Your Mutual l.lr b e - f t iip .l lit il/ h r ty e le r l, , . I non, M r* . A S . W illia m * . M r- K of S^minnl© County tn h©lp curb , . tl ,, . Insurance Friend.” p h y i i ,, A iiv ., Black M arket, in meat by using W r '« , l : S\ r' W [j S "1h- ’ V a l» r H r lllia n lt (•[, 1 (A n In ifvtm rwl ceillng price" l i . t r poste<r In “ r ". H^ h M r,. lark celling price li.t* posted th m iy 1 J n y iiir Ala,- Ju n e * will hr IuiilT i G ra n t., Mrs. p«vj.| Smith, MrYomt store* and- by- p a-'in r n» M a iu r k a Uonwruisu Up. litj ‘li t V t n p r ■ * > rf»M r n I e »l ) i »*, more than ceiling rricek waa Ava W right Haviii. and the M.«.. (ito h rn ) J a n e t J l e t ie l . ft*H-tm ii t / ' H ■I i i ■ ' ,i' e , Betty Thurmond, M ar'/arn made tovisy hy \ I). Fetrrson A fa tu rku in J-' M ino r ( L o .c h i b (lid o o r im g li w ill hi< Secretarv of the Seminole County W right and Gwendolyn Hay,*, • k y ) E v e ly n N falhew *. d r ill ii I id hy 1h " 1 0. .i w s i m w l s ir . . ij'tiii'i 1 d »**a* NONf C.INUINE You Do Not (iuesfitimate DENNIS MORGAN ELEANOR PARKER Sou*1^ — W .it d-jfftij —is «.lKoul o t-« «>ial Pain B*ock fill on »k* d,I?#f*nc* d'»iii*d up and •*!! dfnifdl V*i, Good N«»i G ih A»0ki«d fKof »r* Palm |#ack 1 f«u g*f y-o«♦ beauty, ttfl*,, ©Ad a mnn1 ro""fl'tf*,'Ti| frr+t**r| tiurjroww,nK.|ll. *.»* - •f’ s W. Mitss Jewel Murphy 9c N EW S G ETS AROUND - — —W We will reopen on J U L Y 30 I �4 WEDNESDAY MAY SO, 191 y n g ^ A N r o n p B E n A LP . gA N F Q R D F l o r i d a P IN EA PPLES 7v/fy \ty4 and U&fy p -teht ~ r- . 1 .m J ' . ■; ---- .1 ■ ■■ . . . . . ----------------- 1 ■ ' (Crato $6.25) Buy Em To Eatl Buy 'Em To Canl Smart id*a lo can a crate - Hurry lor youri they're a sure soll-outi New Ga. White Pounds d * . U r.an California. C cLuo iaia Cabbage ib 3** e Cauliflower Ib l2'/ac Ij'id a Su n ku t Celery *f«ik 1 Lemons T e ;:c i Vallova » ib 12c ib 9C bch B la c k Eyad Peas 2 ib* 25c Ta p e / C a tlt CoglUh Onions 3 ib* 19c CORN Carrots * N 15c Fresh Florida C Yams 3 ib# 27c Largo Ears * ■ j No Points! O sage Brand Fancy Florida ] O ra n g e J u ic e 46oz 37c | Quantity Rights Reserved Lovett's Enriched White Loaf Prices Good Thru Saturday, June 2 201 f] First — ji Skyttna Dflr* Appla B le n d e d C l true c 329 SanforH 've n u e Juice In rta .ii Aid Dunk Qi oauoi s Stokely Chopped VANILLA D el Monte Vacuum Packed 12c No 2 Bottle Stand ard 5-String Brooms each 9 5 c Fancy D ied Beets MEAT LOAF Freshly Grourid! SeaeonedI Beady To Bako or Fryl A delicious Pork Boof Loaf — Hurry lor Youisl MUad Stuuhift* Crispy Dal Moat. D ie d Carrots no. BEECH-NUT Hoxo's rich b la c k toa to make cooling delicious Iced Tea. 15 A Sir Sausage Rk-Ii Creamy,-For Splgci* ib 39c ,^11 f U a d y (SO<» tTo) BisCfuick 4aot 31c >b,j2c Ca*» Ort<n No Potpti Northerns R> 12 c Cottage Cheese • - »>—19 c Flo* Cooked With. Wteaere 10c no 2 Fa n cy F i Sty Green Corn CHOAKER* 13 no. 2 Col J Inn Ralston «•« 12c Q i Rmokad ib39c Sausage Chpt. Greens Prunes pkfl Spinach Ituooylani fimskad Bunoyland Endlau Link 8c Gc- Brand Turnip #0-100 CiM S«U( READY TO COOK SAUSAGEl ib29c Sausage 303 1 2 c Baby Foods 1-lb That Famous Wieners No 3 Vegetable! 13c CRACKERS ib 17c Assorted Slices! Many Varieties! Table Ready! Juicy BklaUaa 2 12c no. 2 13 no Insocilcide Factory Packed W. G BEE BRAND Pounds Vita Foods Grapefrtsjt D»hyd SU Ewoat Qtmipet Phi la Cmom Steaks ib Cheese 3 ox Cnd 59c n»h Fillets Grits A lt ib Qp'rt WKola Sail Potatoes 3%-or 15 25c HBO Premium Efran CR A C K ER S K u n a l a on Qt Vinegar Mae!:efet ft 316 11c p» 10c In d ia O range Pekbi'Tea/. 4 -o* P k g Z3 c T io p p a ty laibac-u* Sauce d-o* 12c ■ .. T r a p p a r r Baa lit oak Sauce a oi •hw* • 12c l ib Marmalade 3 3 c •loevw Choc Moll OCTAGON - • Toi1ot Soap 3 coke. C A MAY 3 cake* 2 0 < To0 « Soaji OCTAGON $oop . larg# 230' ** ••»*»#* *fyff I V O BY O C- T A G O N* . Heap..- ' 'dfc....; Clsanser' . • A a can».--Qw oc V - r H [ ! - ■ r r - * - - SW EETH EA RT I w o o d b s& y Syrup i5V4-o* 2 5 c \ - • ' 3 cola. 19c t Land O ’ Sunshine • , T E T L E Y . • l a*' ■ �X *"V WEDNESDAY MAV W, j * uia-uu* x : * Conserve What You Have * I t ii JI \ l-l I ♦ D»MU■I C O Ml W t On* Coal Magic Old furniture' and w tX K l*ofk limkt like new in mronr nf l ' •'fetch. '« I J * l j | ■A <I ' Sanford - Orlando Highway . I i ft I irf ii LARGE and SMALL ANIMALS 1 __ — \ft I , .i - ft ftft *1. . . . 1 i o Single o* Married 1 **.t| II •ft euHtom-mude to fit each window. Call 260-J for free estimate. BLINDS t) • If*. amt I “ toil to r i * I' i.*ui. t»t i: *»h >t li |t| f. ' ■lI int ipiiht .< I > t \1 Itefreshing * After-hiiUn* l Mi*|*in ( »- II I.. I ft» M . . | . l If li w l f | . . I I *1 tjeift . t I Vl.klfM | < I ...... I* ^ ll ll \HIT! i. .* I *‘ I C 'n u p lrtc d- • line M c a iiu o l 9-6 W e e k .la y .. S » tu r.l« > » , V U' E. I f t St Ho Not Apply If Now Eiiftai(e<l in Eauentml Work ¥ t. ') ftft 1 * i i. i.i * 1 i f* l ■ ■ 11 1 1 * T H E ONE STO P STATION X-CEL FEEDS f i : ,i li t ill. »*f M L 1. 1 t*ft* (itklt i f Ito iti. d t.ftS 0 1 1 , T1 IIKS 11\ rri:uiKs iu ;i 11 SLOW ftitt.iNt; SK VI • COft KltS ftt l KSStlltlKS .|* 1• -*1. t ftft ft \ I Nt . ^b rd / > | * 1. * r I 1m I 1 *1 m . . l l 1 ft ,t 1 li t 1 id 1 ' ■1 I '.*» Id a 1 r . .. f I it.. 1* Ml I I I.KUS I \II.PICKS INSTAI.I.KD Jill St riekla ml-Morrison Inc. , ii Pimm* ?*Mi m Siinfitnl I l.i N I'iirk A u1. I'hone .17 I To Sen ire 1 ft r * 11 *1 ’ It St-r\ itf i’hone !l I Thrift (ONCRICTE P I P E for DRIVEWAYS WEI I S SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CUI VEH I S .ml SEWFRS Traiitkil Mift Con* frlp Hn 11nd(* n*a) IuMr fiL low piKt Are. Phone S61 ' 1f Oni>i rONTKKTK H UM * | PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. *'*1 Briiur in h ange rs please! ^ ^ LANKY DRY CLEANING CO. I’pnlir Ittl SANFORD FI A $10. $110, $l<t •» OKI TIIM.S I" \ST SEMINOLE FEED STORE North Kim \\ e . . i rn m i'A T io N It's D iffe re n t! • It 's Liquidft . It s Quick !!! ‘ * 1 ftLl .-u) .Mil Hlif . I 1 Miulf for Kim iila need* In I red.' IPs result' that ennnl Sold in vt ‘ \\ ftslilM . 1*01 IS H IM . | Seminole Dry Cleaners To n« arty# varybody lo p tf day ooevw a*od iai path ♦ In a huftfty. H«{« w* ai« otganlsod to piva the (art service you mutt have. Need money? We invlty you “to oecne and pet UP. i - Ifit* • -i* lid fir nMhl • . a•. 11 d k i d 1fnd. 1 . it 1 . n*i r*>t IIi i rd I t ft 'lit I’l s mf'-tti Y|. |i ii) ?•1*1»I -1 ‘ ‘ t 1 1. till<1, Hi n «)i.i|*f i •d k •" The Jtest Ford Sen ire it »I1 i l|1aI1*i*i *|i Idf.t t» | fii| I In Cenlml Fltiridu MMf • I li.iV *| , • .. -1 f «i*n*I In Mll-1 III d IM . * Wf f|)n iali«r in m 111}d*-1■ m*i '■"I I I i l l ll .!■ |f lin in i r ha11L 1 \ft : N i ' it k1 ft N. 1 . . 1, Bring in hangers, please! 220 Magnolia -i o I a I. I ■ • j . I Dr.n't lake rhmers with Tour prrtinu. flolhln* . . . h«»« it th.ipx'Ktitv rlfinrd to preent dclrrii.rali.-n. o m .1 At i i f i ' r j »f «( Seminole Tire Shop l A. , p t , P i* ' * 1 11 ftl , 1 -| P 1 it . i c ■ .. 1 ^ * t .1 «j l l * i . :> iU i I/* - *- |" 1*. . I*. I M| II 1 .* 1 « tf. * . ft» .. ft' • vi . i M. « .... 1 •, f \ " » ft m : ■, .1 ■ 11 * 1 - « 1 ii 11 .1 ii 1. * ». « t E n v iro n m e n t Api.lv EntpU.ytnent Supt*rvi»..( lit ) i. It.f iii* O vertim r Pay Paid Vatatiun* * Frequent I n n eiis.es Sanford. Kla. s ’. M i ft S1' .. 1 1 -ft A ll " « I'll.ft l .Ml 1 a' 4 * l Jfllfl -'alt Fi.mi.i * ill l‘l».a ' nii «»1!« t Vft la t ' 1 tlf. t Lir ■ In t 1* llti-1ftft It* yl I'laltt 1 1* H* l -*•1 Jr * i : f*-e* 1 al .1. f■ltd mt* Ttf* it 14-. ■1 tl.r »M I'l .Iflll . ii. f r ht tflrl rl I* a■ * « •* » tl - fillet Itig uf tiff III M* nhd lit* MDlOVAl -f t 1*kid. fr« i h . 1 .4 ,*| . t trie P l a i n t i f f M !- . u i I. H* it t’nnntj Ft" rid -t ■ Mi . I.till. We­ I M O UK & P A ft A 1 * * -. * 1 ii ** * .. , ! 1 1*. * a(. I M .. f j.ljrtt-*, H iin .it p BILL’S PACKAGE SOU. UKI.I. T E I. A TEL. CO H A V E YOUR WINTER CLOTHES CLEANED BEFORE P U T T I N G THEM AWAY— .1 M* M Wine — Beer — Whinhcy REPAIRED CAPT. C. HOl.TSCl.AW. (liollred). Owner I I .if. KXIKKIKNCL UNNKCESSACft ta S E N T IA I. WORK WITH 1-KAfKTIMK FUTURE f F I ' St»*p tti afU-1 «t»rk ami rfi- Atr I'*-<!> 1■ f■ r SI .**—“• -'I I I >> I V Ir* 1 • * •1" • 1 II Lt * 1 ' Nt* I’honc day or night 2J17-J SANFORD VENETIAN BLIND CO. . .1 J ■ .i fl i t ! *ft I f ! 1 l In U T E L K P II O N E OPEKATORS ..Ml ".II* m III! 1 Ui H 1 J\ l*i.l ft l U t i l Ml J*|t<>U $ 1 1 h i n i i 4 ft N UI l P I U . I ft I 1 i M.l S\ M | if* | t K . ft\ i i . <i i i *I* lid , if . I - I. it* K I I1. ‘I i .. Ml., t 1 1 ft . . - ~ y. 4 t i I .LJOT 1 ft « r .* I t . ft m, i • n ) • *\v \ i I Phone 8.1 %s i t 1 n 4 I I I . N I ft , i n 11 i t I Mi l l I I M I­ NI I I* I to %rri %ii DR. RAYMOND L. BASS Hill Lumber & Supply Yard i —I W • W *D 4 1 n ft ’ * color ft. FOiT GHADUATE v e t e r i n a i u a n i i «• ift 1 1 • n • i c it 1 * I It M I II ft \ I I Ii ft <nm>P your future! There’s a I’.ftUF SEVEN I'llF NANFOIMl IIKItAt D, B A M i i HD. M MIUI*a - ■ ..................... >■i . . »9 -* —.............. ....... is mu i «it i i 11 «i t ii i tii nit" H IE fVtrolf, trtimslly **rn<M-.# )*a* K h>"#«r If r*W~ For Smurl (I room in ir Kol Kfliart UMHMMI.k* t leng'I It .Imm1 nil*'*■»"* wrt r«pipnoU« tr*4X dr»i m#nV« <ncludlp| l«aa* m sifnnlur* olor*. h o u selo d d FAMILY IX)AN CO Room t)— F U . H U U Dunk D M ( J . E . R n w lm i), J r . M « n j(tr lit-fp 'M l . I h* ft if. ifheJlp*lialvr, Vtd ftftftfttJi Et» in.it I tit |ii .ire of mind Mu ntf-* air giaitd for 1 h*l dre11,.jyj ml ifi *»h nu|•• uLi k iKnml^ iTfpml^ni>* iU*5^**t>d mil for i on nl I *l--»i f «i■***r \ **nrp iini' " " rM Mirrorw Mukr I »n«* («iltw Vto . ft* ». - *,* mmi* * * LONE WITH WHAT SLIM TOLD ME, I COULD'VE NAILED THE REAL 6055 OF THE SANTOS GANG/ 6UT N0W-- CAN'T O N E OF YOUR DEPUTIES USE THE EVIDENCE7 «& — ’ 1-1 1■ .*c1 and M irror Co. Ill W. 2n.l S< I'iinnr Hi5 KANGKIt art If rr. ••t i»i filial 1fV *•! s "Nf" ■ 1 1 F'tn d F*di -l*e -l I'Li 11 * ■ MolJtei, d.tuifht«*i, .ft.t, d»<1 hmiMdf Will It|»fiii*i late Ihr t htifight foIni**-h i*f thn givri who ftrlcrt* » fine mu no A CTO GLASS S ENKAKI K GLASS tin 1 Jrnl I HAVEN'T G C T ANY EVIPENCE THAT WOULD S T A N D UP IN COURT, AND LENNIE MV SON, IS THE ONLY DEPUTY. 1------------ " rrfv A Z ri A 1 IT S GONNA BE TOUGH (OR LENNIE WHEN I'M GONE. THE 6v)Y WA6 NEVER CUT OUT TO 0 E . , A LAWMAN. W WHAT DO YOU PONT WORRY A&OUTI I W( 'f I 6ANPAGE YOUR WOUND ANC I kNOW I M PYIN'-- AND 5 0 P O YOU f A ■j ' S i t . ' ' Lv ■' Voa. G-ORT OF HARD TO EXPLAIN LEN N IES NOT A COWARD EXACTLY, BUT-- f I UNDERSTAND. DON'T BUT WORRY ABOUT YOUR I IMF SON, SHERIFF I'LL HELP H i M . r > 0 HOW LAW t HLRE '5 THE WATER IT'S PLENTY HOT j AND - * j -----" li Pt»»M WE WON'T NEED it n oh, PAN THE S H ER IFF IS DEAD ^ 1 — H Auto. Public llobility and-Proporiy Damago Dare y o u DRIVE You too are ON ♦ ■ SAVE GOOm ' , THE BEST FRIEDCH1CKEM. 1 roe UMM- M - YUM around the block 9 Though you may not have a* many oulty to woir gtf Ihe mao In the vW ow . . . you M« jiu t « In the puWk o a . Your dothfttJ re­ flect you (n your huaioff" c o n t a c t * . Ary ite . . . ...... .. msat lU o ain i t One arddenf on a trip around the hWk rmtid makr you the defendant in a damage anil for thouianda of dollar*.. Phone ua today about North ‘America’* depend­ able protection. It coats | too little to be without it. SEMINOLE COUNTV L A U N D R Y CO. , ^ A HttflH i J " ,-. . . a ■* IF I S U x t S ’ LO W ,I LL B W E A K r o e M i L t b 1— w in d o w s ^ A e o u N O -j , wj ; rE L U ; DO VQJ Miss WHILE YOU f WEBE A c d PClSONER OF WAG ITGIRLS.YEVn. S P E L L E D Q l C L 'S ANO p r o n o u n c e d g ir is / ve « uWa ^ ! y M A Y B E THAT LL HE-LPYOUj ' !X 0 t V / a n d W E L L p ; I ^ A * V t C t S S 'N G f - v . ^ ^ M AtLE U P FOR. All f YO U'VE M IS S E D ing gu ■Ad.lirr*. H tO N S 478 ' ETTA KETT •• , ®* . 1 ETIAKETT H E 'S M iS S E O A LL TH O SE Y^AGS O F — S W E L L /IU . B G IN G ] I OVEC A FUN N' 0fEEVWlNG. FLOCIC VJE-ee GOING TO rJ ^OFMY c HELP HIM CAIOH l iBECOGOS/J UP OH WHAT HE'S Iy..PAUL RQB1NSQN! | , GNEM EAHAHO A WITH THE R IK 3 S,* UESNBIEO JIT T E R ', h CRUMLEY *■j* Ctnara! Jjutraaea ■jLi-A-iw-..:•— ...., . si i Yf *;x 1 >— y —^ jVjil __________ . 1 i �I r a n fl**N frm n n n u r-D . B A K p o n n F t o n m x PAGE EIGHTS IP a n -American Clipper In a u g u ra te s . North Route l i mu Miaou To Ireland a d v e r t is in g for Cato In Applying And S-P-f-f-D in Drying bates 19c per tins for ona Insertion OBc per line for thro* insertion* 07c per line for 0 insertions |5e per line far 20 Insertions Minimum riles . . . 30c (•HONE L4K OR Q#ING YOUR Ads to T H E SANFORD HERALD Count, five words To the line, including phone Sod address. All sdr erllsetnrntn for situations wanted will be charged for at (hi regular clssalflrd rate*. II II. POPE.CO. U. S. TIRES nnd TUBES MUDKItN sell located ( house, Phone 9122. Ti 20 ACRE farm tried, good flow­ ing wclli, 19 ncres rough land Pidm Hammock Sanford, Fla. F. E. dels, 1101 Park Ave., • Sanford, Ha. Phone 651-W. The C le a r Plastic Finish For W ood or llnoloum TOMATOES, beans, beets foi canning. 11. (’ Whclchel. Phone 9110. S tate Market._________ THREE - PIECE wicker livlnv room suite. 122‘v Pnlinetli Avenue. LOST 10 ROOM HOUSE completely furnished. 703 Palmetto Ave- RED AND while pocketlxvok contsining jewelry and ration lu ie . Terms if- desired. book*. Mr*. (Ml. .Stafford, 216 KEROSENE W ater Healer and Dak Ave, tank. Inquire 404 Palmetto Avenue. 5 G A L L O N oil can* with conven­ ient yourlng *l«mU. Stafford's CO I/iRKD girls for laundry Service Station, phone 9130. work. Regular hours and wngts Apply in person, Hemii’oh 1 93 i PO N TI A ' sed an R easo n , County ljiumlry Co., 819 W aide. 103 North Palmetto Ave­ 3rd St. _ _ _ _ _ nue. ______ GIRLS for Soda ■Fountain. TouchFive-room house outside city ton Drug Co limit*. 1mmedlate poiieisiun. Robert A. Williams Phon* 732 A tlantic Bink Bldg. telephone county 3903 HELP WANTED— 0-room furnished house, 2(4 acres of land Oh hard roud, 3W miles from town. Robert A. Will Ism* Phone 732 A tlantic Bank Bldg. S U R F A C E - N U S rin gs I n j u r i n g S e u w fy fa H e a r t a n d f u r n ila r e I l l y I n i i l s s l — A lra k a l a n d W a t e r y i e e l — A tld n n j A lk a li H vvlile a V P i V f S w ^ v1 Sanford Paint iii ( ilass Co. U —g*t| fUtprv#' WANTED for cleunlnx department and end all-around helper. Seminole County Laundry West Third HK8SER 7 0 l O T Wounded In Europe Live Burdick. South Sanford Ave LARGE SIZE baby bet) m a ttress. MISCELLANEOUS IDD1E CHOP, p rew ar rsrriag e sud cur vest. Service .Station, phone CHOCOLATE syrup. S gallon Jars. 75c. Homer’s Hod* Shop, CURTAINS, Inr table cloths scarfs, washed, starched a no stretched. 51B MellonvllIe A*e Phone B79. BORROW 21K IIII uugurated Pan American World , Airways' northern route overI night flight* to Koynee, Hire, for the fourth consecutive tum m ert Marking the first «t«p In the lime roi.il hack to pre-war com nirrrinl activities, puhliration of the Clipper's departure and a r ­ rival time*, as well as consider­ able rasing of restriction* re ­ garding passenger priorities, came afte r four years of closely guarded secrecy surrounding ail operations of tha giant Clippers, which have been Botfly employed on wartime missions. Now certain businessmen will be re n te d by Clipper to »nd from the eon tin ent on r r g u 1 a r I y scheduled!1 i atlMAN irg B iT T IrA U a H , lin rtiiy r>,e K i M l M flight* The Dixie Clipper Is th« n r . l |.at.ll.*lloir75*sr It, DU. first of the fleet to emerge from her ilmb chrysalis of camouflage Into her origins) gleaming allver. The 74-passenger Clipper and her sister ships during the w inter returned to the United State* from Portugal every other week 315.000 American soldiers a n d ' via the southern route frpm sailors hoipitaliied In this th r a trr j Natal and Belem, Brmxit, thence since the beginning of the wnr. by wav of Trinidad and Puerto fewer than 13,000 have died. Itlro to Bermuda and finally *6.1 Per Cent Recovered New York. The amply supply of whole Some inform ation is now avail­ blood and blood plasm a provided able concerning the stupendous by people In the United Slates war job done by PAA's tra n s­ was a g re a t contributing factor atlantic flying boat*. 01,000 vital in the recovery of Ufl.l per cent war passengers, 7,000,000 pounds of the men, Hawley said. of mall and 2,000,000 pounds of (A dispatch from P aris said 1 rnrgo were speeded to their des­ 196.000 pints of whole blood were tination* in Europe and Africa. flown from New York and thn* Approximately 2,200,000 ml lea American »oldi*r* abroad supplied ) were flown on 90 “seclal m is­ another 140,000 pints. In addi­ sions" fa r from accustomed tion. an estim ated 1,000.000 pints routes. The Dixie Clipper itself of blood plasma were Used.) carried President F ranklin. ^DOther facto rs in the extrrm ely . m h u r t o r t o r r o r * r r Itoosevelt to the historic Casa- low Heath rate, according to the j i o u rf lK « iiN o r :K co rx TV , tilnoeu Conference in January, rhief surgeon, were the devotion I • T in : ok n .o a iiiit . in TBe PHI of the medical officers and i IN RKHIIOTI lA j | K K e S T A T i: O F A I’AA (Tipper contributed to soldiers of whom more than 2.0IH I l . K N A P I . r C K H H T . D tc * a» rd (irtiernl Montgomery's defeat of were killed and 10,000 wounded tin m a n Field Marshal Erwin while serving with eom hat troops, T O CABl .Rl .N :W H O M I T M A T C O N . Itouimel by flying a rush ship- and the excellent nursing care N o lle # i» h ? r f lijr g lft n (h it A M E L I A N O B L E file*! h e r flrvxl r e ; merit of am munition and tank the casualties received. Of the 100,000 Americans still lw,i l an* K i t c u l r l i o f Cli# # ■ ! « ! # o f part * to the Hlh Army a t El L«'*i*x I 'p i j i P k t r f , t h a t p I»* a f t e r in hospitals, n large percentage Alumrin. Immediately h e r , |f# lilk m fo r f i l i a l d l» Pearl Harbor PAA flew apara will lie restored to dutv or re | r h A iM # . u m l t h a t ph# w i l l a p p l r (o airplane parts and . tracer am ­ turned to the United States by ; the* Ilonorahl# R. W. Wnr#. t.oiinty munition to its subsidiary, China July 10. Only those who cannot ^J u d t f f I»f H e m ln o le i \ u n t y t F l o r M a . National Aviation Corp. for use be safelv moved will remain. The speed with which the Army b y t h r American "Flying Tl«era," en a blip r 40 grounded P-40'a to Is relum ing Its wounded hnmr get into the air near Rangoon on also is a vast improvement over Christmas Day and down 20 conditions th a t prevailed a flrr the World War when the Inst pintles ill a surprise attack. Pnn American offered Ita of the wounded were not returned fnrihtic* nrd personnel for tra in ­ to the Untied States until four­ ing 1,100 Navy flight mechanic* teen month* after the armistice ' at Isitiiiardia Field, and almost Air evacuation is one id the i 5.000 aerial navigators for the principal reasons for this speed \rtu y , Navy and Royal Air up No less rem arkable than the I'..:,, at its Miami Navigation Im. i1 A «|wcial. still-secret R*- record on combat casualties is tb r rug'll It Inn School was also opef,' fight age inst contagious dtsea'es a ted to train pilots of unarmed In the World War more thnn 2.1. i mn tori rial ships to assist their 00<i soldiers died of disease Few­ f e llo w m ilitary pilots in delect- er than 1,200 haw- died of ing. reporting and destroying disease in the European theater la this war. Mince there have . enemy sobs, ships ami plana*, line Clipper ♦’■nr" He* vermin twic» as maiiv AinvrK‘a<> Irruvi - , r \ term inators to Genera) Stllweil lop rmitrot of a (tin's(cried out- EROSENE w ater heater and tank, also - sm all Icebox. 013 Magnolia Ave. Phone 486-R, BATTERY SET radio, looks like now. cheap. 210 E. 6th St. Phone 948.__________________ H acre* land lying south ol railruad, house and 2 lot* known ns Teuton Placo— W are­ house ami 2 lota lying along A T T E N T IO N : Service personnel and vacationist* — Apt*, end side of railway In Camerun rooms two blocks from Main City. Going Into service. Mat St. one half block of ocesn by Xunik, Rt. I, Box 133, Sanford, day or week. Phono 049-U, 708 Broadway, Daytona Bctch. Fla RECAPPED T lllE fll FURNISHED "ROOMS- 1408 Oak Wa have In stock racapped p a s­ Avenue. senger tires In alm ost sll slsea; no permits sre now required to TH REE room apartm ent, no purchase these. children, phone 0136. RRLINHRBi Lengthen the. life of your recap­ FIVE room house furnished, ped tires by ro ttin g a rellner 225.00 per month. 3 mllet In them. Ilsve Just rscslved a South of Sanford opposite Dr shipment of these In virtually Baker's Dairy. J.V. Martin. ■11 sites. Also, ws have these In truck sites. — -V A. it, l'H R V A T IPhtmr 2104 Seville, Florida STORAGE your ea r a t ' Garage. Specie1 Cat irtm tnt w ith ■ ataraiwk nd. Terms. JUST RECEIVED a tew Evtready flashlight batteries. While '^Mk Bldg. they last 10 cents each. Electric S ervice CoS tt-'-KBROBENK hot water haster j; - 018 Magnolia Avenoa. PAINT NOWI . Have Good Reliable Painters D 1930 TERitAPLANE, Very good Viaavailable. Call Banford Paint A Glass Company. Phone 303. FOR RENT MEANS A STRAIN ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR BUSINESS .SERVICE Holler Motor Sale* 208 W. 1st. SL Can American’* '-'e a t contribu­ tion*, to the U-ritad States and her Allies were made possible by the international alrling's long ex­ perience u n i "know-bow" gained through years of pioneering In transoceanic flying. A ftar Months of rareful teat flig h ts, studies of weather and charting of hitherto unmapped portions of th* globe, I'A A Inaugurated Its first com m rrrinl tran satlan tic flight on Huy 30. 1939, on th* twelfth anniversary of Col. Charles A Lindbergh's historic aolo hop from the Ui itrd Slates to Paris. Since then the giant Clippers have been shuttling rwfulortv be­ tween this hemisphere, Europe and Africa. Pacific Division Cllppon, of the same type *9 the Atlantic ta p p e r s . Inaugurated routes to tha Orient, building thslr own landing bases a t Guam, Wake and Midway—bases which were turned over Immediately to the Navy when war was declared. The Pacific division has been uncrating under contract to the Navy Air Transport Sarvlce. while Africa-Orient Division has Iwen operating ou4- of - Miami under contract ta the . Anny T ransport Command. Oldest divi­ sion In the System , tha Latin -’Arnerienn .r has continued cotn msr-' CNfCA fOUR R tF Q tG fR A T O R SERVI CE AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORK by fcn expert. Superior auto paint Ing, large assortment of ’colon Your car can look new. Bring R to tu and see. bungalow bungalow bungalow bungalow bungalow bungalow Backed By Th# ’ .’W ic :f Sfcm dardi , Phone 122 W A N TED P ; 50 bona »n<f fry m . tto Grocery, 817 M o a t- , WANTED TO SENT .*« Saaford" C h a it r i C R on» of 7 .d b u c t CJonti | A* B e a r d Of fllip-eyvie™ Ilia viii l i r a i n a i t a D l a l r let Have You Heard The One About the business man who is being sued? .There a re n 't many public liability suits w ritten up in our local paper*. Most of them never g»;t into court, but that doesn‘t mean property owners, merchants, farm ers and othera are not being sued. A ny one who comes to vour house. Into your store, your farm , whether jgpj w ant to see them or him D» auch iLafrlct. g u a rd ia n * not, maybe n friend, a cualpm rM m a y r e p r e t e t t l t h e i r w a r d s , e x e c * or just someone trying to sel™ u t o r a a n d a d m I n le t r a t o r s m a y r e p ­ you something you don't want, r e s e n t e a t f t t i o f A e c e a jtfd p e r a o t i* esn happen and a n d p r iv a t e c o r p o r a t io n s m a y he anything often docs and someone gets r e p r e a e n t r d hjr t h e i f o f f le e r s o r d u ly a u t h o r is e d a g e n t s . T h e o w n e r * o f h u rt on your premises. The next a m a j o r i t y o f t h e a c r e a g e In c lu d e d thing you know youH bo getting In S ft r h d is t r ic t s h a l l he n e c e ie a n an im portant looking paper s a y f j tng "greeting*" and a request to appear in court to show caus* why you shouldn’t pay over 8-V 000 or more for allowing some­ one to get hurt on yoar p re ­ mises. f If you haven't a public liabili­ ty policy all that is necessary for you to do is to employ a lawyer, take the case to court nnd enjoy a good verbal 'fig h t, and if you Among housewives recently lose pay your lnwyer, court costa Interviewed. • out of 7 T*er» and the judgm ent (seldom awxW cheating themselves — passing 920,000) B ut if you have public up extra red points because they liability Insurance you can take n did not save all their used fats. ringside seat and let your in­ surance company nay all costs These women were saving only of the -lawsuit, witnesses, law ­ the easy amount* from frying yers. bond, court costs, etc.: i n bacon or broiling. They were addition pay the Judgment a g a im ” lArmriag e n g the little bits . . v you up to the anrtUUt g irte d In _ the meat trimmings and table vour poller. • “ scraps. Yet those small amount', W arning this liability Insurance saved and melted down, can fill does not pay claims 'against you fat salvage cans In no time at for Injury to your employees. •dll Har* |U | been cheating your­ You may need w orkmen's mm A self t Then start saving every pensstlon too. scrap today I Our country need* Drop in to see us and find out (at* urgently to help make battle­ atiout our insurance anil service field and home-front essentials. We can save you 20% on vour P.L. and W.C. insurance. C.M. Boyd A Co. _____ _ a W IIE IIR PRIVACY IS RB8PBCTKJV WATERMELONS. Also firm vine ripened tiomatoes for canning- YOUR natural ileslrc fur priyur) in monoy m ntters 1* strictly Norwornl and Tindal's Store respected here. Friends am. Phone County 2105. relatives are not questioned about your creditYour em GILBERT’S Panam a Cnocolote tdoyer or business associate! candy. Homer's Soda Shop. 5 room 6 room 4 room 4 room fi room B room iioniffl«N| jirwl i r q u l r r c t i n pr »i i# n t claim * a In i dr m an d* w h lc li »ny > « « * « f • H h # r o f y o u , m m j h a v e n o t i c e ok M K ifm r. o r iA ?m n c a l n t l th e m U I « o f U E O l U i K (3. t l H f K I H o r ALA V IA t l l t A I A Aun D llT IlllT OK eiiN IK . J A I* O U H , d «c*u ed , lain of #*1(1 C o u n t y , td t h e C o u n t y J u d g e o f O L H r o i ' N T T . K 1. 0 II I D A . T O K e n iln o le r m i n t y . F l o r i d a , a t h la K I.W T a e r rr .iiv ito H ok o f f i r e I t■ i h r f o u r ! h o n e # o f m Id a A liy i i i e T N i t T . f o u n t } ' a | Ha n f o r d. F k i r l d a . w i t h ­ N O T IC E IS IIE It K lIT C 1 IV K N in r l t f f i t c a l e n d a r m o r tf l i a f r o m t h e t h a t ct m e e t If* a o f t h e o w n e r * n f *I m e o f th e ft ra t p u b lic a t io n o f le n d * a lln a t e In H l- A V I A D R A IN * t h i * n o t ic e , H a th c la im o r d e m a n d A U K D I H T U I C T «*f H e m ln o le t 'o im • h a l l he In w r i t i n g , a n d a h a J I e la t e l y . F l o r i d * , w i l l he h e ld a t th e th e p la c e o f re m ld e n e d a n d p o e t o f f ic e o f A . I> ud a A H »n# In »nk1 o f f Ire* a d d re a e o f t h e r l a l i u a n t , a n d d le t r le t a t te n « r c lo c k A . M .. o n ■h a l l h e ■ w orn to b y t h e c l a i m a n t . th e ! I t h d a y o f J u n e , 1916, f o r th e p u r p o s e o f e lu c t ln ir o n e au p e r v i s o r • r e n t , o r a tto rn e y , an d a n y au ch c l a i m o r d e m a n d n e t a o I l i a d a h a 11 i f o r a a ld d t e t r lc t f o r a t e r m o ' ;n r e # 'he void,. y a a r a , a t w h ic h e le c t io n e v e / y a c r e o f la n d In Ih # d l a t r l c i s h a l l r e p ANNIB HEM.R JAfX>nR Aa e ie c u t r la of t h e ■U e l r r e e n t o n e eh a r e a n d e a c h o w n e r W i l l a n d T r e le m e n t o f • h a l l h * e n t it le d t o r o t e in p e r M ie f J F .O U f lE q. JA O U R H , d e - o r h y p r o x y In w r i t i n g d u ly s ig n e d f o r e v e r y a c r e o f la n d o w n e d i»y to coniMtatf A quotum for the purpose of holding iuch election John Dud a . P re ilim l ! Beautiful Modern Suite T W O Y tll'N G f r * « ^ milk g o a ts , r e asona bly p r ic e d Mrs J N. Inuerspring ESTATE 1 OU *ft,J f ^ i i i of ) *m i l l * h r r « l i ) a p p ro v a l of ta m e and fo r f in a l d U c h a rc e p a , e x e c u t r ix cf th e e s ta te &| ta n a P « y d :i |t , d e tra y e d , s r . Ift i# l C l L d e y o f Ua>% 1 1 U A l l ? I-1 a K C B L r . Fxetu trL x of th e e a t a le of 4 L f iv§ P e n c k r f t , d e ce esa ad . 111=111= 111= 111=111= 111=111= 111=111= 111=111= 111 Rose CourtSection. One five room house,also one six-romp house. Robert A. W llllltns Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Whig. Soda Slmti. a jA C o n s . D # c « IM d . A L I^ C R E D lT O K fl A N D P E R . SOW S Ua VM O C L A IM S O R p n t A lfD 3 A G A IK 3 T 3 A i ” o b o r o e Surgeon Callfi Blood DonntionK V i t a l ; Commends Medics c l a s s if ie d WEDNESDAY MAT 30, 1&I5 # NXVT couple dealrea /ernlaked apartment or oattage. Pernan.wti.Wy s t r i f e IF IIN U lIN i « m miMSii i i i K YNtarcntciMiKiuui 8 IT . W A N T E D - d a ! operatinr w over its 60,000 mile network of arrm l trade routes throughout South ami Cantral America and the C arib­ bean, carrying vital waitim e cargo and nigh irio rity military ar.a dlplnmatic pmasengei-s Ik* tween toe United S tates and th r other republics and colonies of tha waatarn hemlvrhere. LEGAL NOTICE For tho»o who love the beauty of modem atylln* . . . thia bedroom aulte will plpa.se the most discerning . . . 6 piece*—Include^ the full alzo iwd, cheatrnbe, vanity with beautiful plate Rlasn mirror, a night stand and vanity bench. 259 *> Mather of Sanford 203-09 E. 1st. A NAME “Goad A Bad* OF FAME Phone 127 �' *r (V'V i( attforfr IMemlb If * » wish to k t free I If w# with U vpreserve b r io ls t* til dm Inestimable privi­ lege* for which we harp been to loaf coaleading—we etasl fight] —M T H IIH HC1RT. e i -! giJ—i-i- AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SP A P E R E-Hlablished 1908 Industrial City Of Osaka Is Hit By Superfifrts J SA N FO R D , FLO RIDA. FRIDAY, JU N E l. 1945 Seminole High School Graduating Class of 1945 /Churchill C London CottTer O . To Decide Syrian Independence Plea 0. M ^ «Br U m t i l M Pr**a* Fas* winch a _ * £ young men ire in ihe m ir o n tv b w iu a r o f the ta ll ■ W .it lil W rt r II. w ill co n clm lr thr r Rt utltei i n S a n fo n l It t« an honor clafcj* in tiu m i n f tt4*Hii dn rahip to h tieg n e p o * » i hlv mut m ntrhprl h r f o ir in S'fBi ihtilta I ’m in ty , im m o rr f hull Dfi*' th ird . <»r 'HI i t u il r n l t . httvi* it t ’M itn! n |M’ r c e it iiK r in 'ultiillta’t of 1M* or m ore during: i l i r i i fm ,i Vi’J* 1 > V>f h i j f h uchit'd F ift y one K id * a m i ■ K c b r d u le d lit a p p e a r in preeclvn Reports Show Princi­ pal Parts Of Yokoh a m a Destroyed; Shuri Japs Trapped LONDON, June I. (AP>— France tuda) refuard to cum. ply with Prim* Minister Churchill'* r * q u * a t th a t French troop* In Syria retire In the barrack. In avoid the pnaaihility of a rlaah with thp U rlti.h but in a runclllatnry m m r ordered F rm ch force* to "ceaae flretog." A I’arU commanlcrnc a a I d. “ French troop* will remain In their position*,” processional !«■>th e LONDON. June 1, (A P )~ Danger of a Hritish-French f lu s h in the Levant dJmlnUh* etl today anti steps were taken to bring Hritairt, Franee and tile United States into a London conference to | settle Syrian demands for full independence Beyrouth tlis|wtehen said the French I i iimm.iinlrr in S tria agreed In a match r m if n r c iir r w ith the B r it is h cam * m+imlt i t -. « c iis r f if in g »* P r im e 1 h r I I* I f i l l 111 to t r r r i o . ih p to li' . I l l i b t i f r f till «I r m a n dIr d . and r*. 1 t v**nnjf ■m“ ■■ M rile .. 1•• t it k r *»rdIf f e f |llltt 1'h r B r i t 1r r v 1Cr, eight "1 »l h vMir d vt *•r r t"It 11I’d 141 dul l dill II Ig II * 1 I d •••CM S i * rt lh.> .. 1 j r S K lim in fo rm !h trim it ml , l » 1 r d Mi r I F lU*t' o f • Min nut na thal t W.. h||*h “' H im >| ,'M-dlts f.n 1 l i p 1 Ml, . IS 1. | I h r y r . I n hi i ft >i v r i iti a r r «• o f^ ta r f k l v »*tar i 11 Ihe* i r f \ ICC r»«.’ t*. 4•|4(OIS*« Rr iltsh ii iatlt*d hv 1* I hn u who r n t r m i tin i*” ■ t • r f f o r l « to i rat<< r r " >rdta| V P ari* i th i n y e a r « t r Stall p o w r l l , * .41 -'littk. i n i it 11 !kta It1 thr local French Mai <l OM11 Wf* C he r km NikeMdj WilkiriMin, Btc F ra n k (Tprcru# Itn h k n » i» ti, Hoh M. h . . it II Hh i " ao«l Jet r y Whilr. In at-m rp iu, the jniRt year w rrr John Robert Howell, Euifrne Penulnu ton. ftporire TeriUilo, Robert Farm Labor Camp 6 Will Remain Open Two More Weeks 4 M R E It 126 . French Troops In Syria Won’t Budge But Cease Firing f min it 11un • x c rc is o a at Seni m ole M ich Scho o l w ill h r belli M otitlny e v e n in g at H SO «»*cWk at the -tchool a v id llo riu m , u-hf* an hofioi c I a r i o f 94 stu ilrn f* , < 4 hack on virtually all front* Glinm reported ‘‘tho principal portion of Yokohama virtually wag destroyed’’ and returning nfrmeq indicated they Irft Osaka in tho aame condition today. Tokyo m broadcasts adm itted flnn-ca -e re ~ started throughout O iaka'e manu­ facturing center and were only •‘gradually being brought under control.” claim ing the Jap* de­ stroyed 47 Superfort*. The raid wan made by 450 B-29 and 150 • flghtef*. Fiv* American division* on Or M 51 G i r l s , 29 B o y s , 14 In Army, Navy Make Up Class Great wave? of Superfortrepaoa today lighted fires In Omtkn sending smoke 27,000 feet above Japan’s most ~ h i g h l y industralizcd city amid an announcement th at a almilnr raid burned out 6.9 square miles of Yokoharfm Tuesday as Allied ground forces drove Japanese troops C o n lliard Mera ber Att-socialcd Pretw 94 Students To Graduate From Seminole High W ASHINGTON/ Jane 1, (AP>—President Trumen de­ clared today the 0 , 8. Army In the Pacific ultimately will he twiep ila present alM and "bigger than o ar Army w»» In Europe a t (Cm he Ieh t." In a ■pedal message (a Con grew*, reiterating American determ ­ ination to fight the Japanese to a •‘complete finish,” the President called for workera In ship repair y ard s, to meet tha Nlpponeee suicide attack*. 3 I ■ VOLUM E X X X V I k. 1M Ilk •! WMU ip tf will naka i p r* u « ilv i h i < i i t 144ft, 4 « a li. SUM ■ v ia l m w . ^****4-A ****A * It’s Small World: Sid Hudson Meets Pal In the Pacific iieufer ami William Tindall*. TRONT ROW-—LEFT to Right —Tommy Vaughan, Harold Chapman, Pete llukur, I inrun Ruth Or) ham, Emma Rum hies Marv Ann W heir h el, Kmlly T h e main prog nun at gr«*InBonny A ustin. Dofie Dunn. Jean Hall, Roberta Even*, Janet lle tie l. Shirley Cameron. line Hull. Pauline Mrl-cllan, t'h ailo lle I rue, Cutlierili* Clark, A llo a s x v rc U t a w ill bp Betty Corrodl, Alice Hell, M artha Pag*; Ethel Brown, Martin. Hmwit, VVHindu Hn *I y, Bark in lilt goto] old days be­ on, Virginia An*le>. Gerald D>*tlng Marion Ualxirn. Oharisa Daw. by F h a r lr s D fc««o tl. M nnon lipMarlon Herbat. Paul Hod gins, H erbert Muse, Killy Shotm akrr, Bills Shuman. yond rucall when Sanford h ad a sdrlen, Troy Ray. l>*'i4| Jsrk».«n b o rn m n l Mlmu* M in n i t lBirth t u lh O d lu im ... . , u _ i born and Cldhan JHHy Chapman, lo rrv Pe*rso V n ' u MalhleUl U a u 'o l MJIIpr. , „ t l , lr<j ,,y & i f t , R^.*, *■■A winning basahidl iJlib. Benny ..T h e WKA Farm Labor Canto SECOND ROWt—Cecil Loe, Roivmary Collum, Lucy "Ward, Marian I’earaon, K ara M1IL. .ir. ^ iu m no/tl: - 'in o t fl M ' Jletati Ulchruit. B .......................I If h r tut. Belly MOore, RbbSifa King. Betty Herman® ■Intnwyvr, Mary Bennon, I'st ^Phitlti atTvahei mtnar-Awmnm -an d .I c n l h 1 Moya, -Betty Butler, 'l i f , 'r n T •' r n t l l U l "H .oireev f h'hfnu^h roug “Rod'' u»o,1 to <-n VAnUnualfy U> Joe Petra*. Pe la, Jee Calvin Taylor. Claude Bleckney. Kdlth Cheatiuit. Byls'ls Mel»rh, Mildred Robaou r(ernl5 rla , lAtndrprl.t. Audrey Ha. h. K,lllt„lJim.- A«ar.lt»« of h.-rnn S treet win rem ain opart fot tha Betty la c Niche 1*. OuUrf Davl», nf of llimtripal Ball park to see his Camille Batten, Maps* Green. Robert Hartley, Marshall Foreman next lu o week* in order to meat THIRD ROW»—Bob Ckllnbanj Herman Brumlay, Robert Cranston. I.ydia Wielmldt, H i ll !»P riu iife b y K u p t T I riFk ' i nt i snl Hu,l„io ,%hiim hr idolthe noedit of growers. it was a n ­ ton I'rtnclpnl McrniMn k M om * iii .l , 1. p ill,- I■*>v and mow nounced today by County Agent will prc*cfit the ihpItonH’* In^ • riuu'ii th f II omUgtd On I'npr H i I C. U. Dawson. Wlu’ii Sid (“»»** Gi f»nif with A t the present tim e there are fht* \V RNhingtdii M rim to r*, B e n n y 2110 of B ritish negro subject* dr-*nured lhf» Nj o f t ' pnges fo r from the Baham as a t the camp every crumb of information about whose contracts expired T hurs­ hiR fuvorite »tnr pitcher. day. All b u t 10b of theae will Then cii mo the vior, and on leave shortly for northern labor Sopf 2 | 12^ /lb iiit) joined the Tho whole of San fold'* dorks, | There wrrr am nr moment a * > f camps on the eastern seaboard \nv V it*' bint truck »«f bin old wharves ami hoik oil plant* up | anilnu* »u»i«’ii»r hi trying to where they ore vitally needed In p»l nit■«! frtrml, Snl Hudaon Then Lake Monroe were menaoed at | atl the surtnui hu»e to where the agricultural areas. 5 .IHI o ’ c l o c k T h u r a f J a v ................... ... water *«■ drep enough to gut * 74 IVreeni Of AII H arry H H r r i r i , |»i tiin iiv e frl mo- d«y h i n nhip Ituidrd mt All T hat this year's labor program suction rfferl and avoid polling bUBtfirn •* mm n( | , it i« |iiiij,’ h Hit (kiwi..| in ihi* !%ti ifo anil In and hv the h la iiiiK acini tr a d e , of a using Imported Bahamas h si been 1.4 ki ! i hr »-U ■••j141 of rd Sjft Sid Volunteers Women; il UmI \\ t*iIt !■-*■Ig hihI SanfiU' Bound Champion rmrlhlM>uml tru c k cuntJilnknif in air decidedly successful, was today Mij.i-etf nf »hs \rm \ Air Force • ....... Moc k f • ■ ' • * * The fire oa* about nut whell tatter noon In Serious Wreck K aii« » n » nf iu k h tc«t *vi*’i»n Indicated by Mr. * Dawson, who I - t » >i*| H d on " hr wrote Some Turned Away the fire Irurk arrived frutii the i f k h b n r f t 1U n 'v s gasullne. Iwnind for the B oland added that the workers had come low Iiy.uhr. Mr. B t Mill* of Naval A|r Station after l o a d i n g Sanford Naval Air Station, I hlef A la rc r farmer s»nd on time, hed stayed ae long as ■»I i i idrt ) Ao’inir * !hf day b«F i f t \ M'MM r »-l*UJ jrtU! w rit’ TALLAHA8HKK. June I. (AT — KIK8I.MMKK. J u n e I. lio n they were w onted,, bad proved l^ lg iila tiv r reapportionment was Twenty seven persons were in up at the Standard Oil Bulk Cleveland said The tank truck HCC’IU U M U HU tr l | t \ t h i i l i m t u f l l u ’ grower of tin (iriH'U f»’ft* ycnterduy lli’ « playing hall belong! In the Southern Oil Com. Plant on la k e Shore Boulevard. ra(||*»t Kir, lleeren " « a fomuirly efficient and had been a vital virtually the only major Uauo left Jured, none seriously, yesterduy here in thr Ulande. I spent a i'e n t r u l K lu rid u IMimhI lln n k holil patty. Cause of the blaie ha* not Spectators notice the truck was Intendrnt of the Ciillf Oil Tuiim facto r In Seminole. County’s suc­ unsettled last night as the 1015 afternoon at .1 o'clock when the whole tiny with him you know tit the o ffice o f I ho I'u ii l y N tirn f been determined. afire aa it passed the traffic light na] of Sanfiml For 27 yeai* he cessful crop season. This Is (ha Legislature readied Itself ta r final ^streamlined A tlantic Coast Lino how much I hkrd him In 8 * n f o r il y e a trr l«»y. Mr*4 J u llu * A nother call yeaterday was to at French Avenue, but the driver w ii engakced in the whotctalv second year of the m igratory la- adjournm ent of lie 80-day sdkslon Champion was derailed about n In hm letter. MtlU rnclnaeti the wai nearly to tha city limits nut out an awning f h r at the iM n ir fr h lr r , c h a lrn iH fi of the ( i * r jewelry ouRlrirwi under thr u »me fidbminr vArrrj 1 from an Army bor program. den t!lu h Hloml Bunk com m itt p c , at noon today. mile porth of her# on ila way to before hr looked bark and s a w tha Table Supply Grocery Store of IlnTPli Bro’* and • f puMuiiltuh put out 111 the I’afific G. R. Barnes, camp labor super­ repo rted tM * ftu u fil» if. fcvenlTnif In extended meetings the Leg Tampa. blase, according to Fire th ie f There had !>een an epidemic o f one visor, will leave soon for V ir­ ( C e a l t a w e * O a !* • ■ • ■ ! * ( o f thp riiodt * in t m at 11 c U iitf* Ftttnburgh Hhr f»m p to .Sanford .1rrti The three-unit del«el engine Mack Cleveland. ■Uch nuisance flrea lately. Chief in UU H *'4til yvN, Sid 11udnon is here, ginia Beach. Melvin Oaks, camp « e n l l n u r t l On F u f f O * left the trark* as did Ihe baggage In one of the moat risky and Cleveland rrvealrd one at the m anager, was transferred elseBorn in FMObtir/h. thi* tun »*( Hmj Kmv» giNs<| h will he to hear car anil five uleel paiaenger car* daring operations ever under­ Bui station on Park Avenue an I thm i->* .urn m ri’fttiy Itlfht now' where three weeks ago and his M r a t it I M t ► I 1 11 Hi r i* i *-1». M The dieiel unit* turned over taken by Sanford firemen, ilia several on Sanford Avenue lie Heeren wa • ^^P^dui*i**d N l d o a t »*it f >•**<! th*- • ’i ■ • *>oiuik aTmiiHl, but it may place for the dtSfAUtin of tho and raught fire liberate throwing of lighted fire was put out with vapor not­ 1 I'itteburith High School /f fot ft hs. «C’ »her !*■’ monthu before he season was taken by W. H. Tho passenger cars nt*l lutg. ales with w ater pumped thru igh cigarette* It Ixdievcd to l>c th e West Sirie Primary Knaaar. / l a s u l m r P m i r r u m the tollegr of MulnUtllr I'.t m '• * JM ^n.i go nine inning*. gage ear lore up about 100 yards a auction hoaa from the lakr l\H l lOHllIK I n i ^ n i n i »nrmlid file I'reViitmai M*> m Irfimtelv the Wingmen a Mr. Barnes pointed o u t that tha of the single track to badly thal .. *r ■*. —— ———■ j ohurrh in tbitehiirgh uml uit*-io the hole nrul furthermore. govarnm ant'a m igratory- labor railroad (pen on the spot aald jt The We«l hhlr ^I'uii.ti - Srljfloi ford. 'He wai » mcriibe# t»f the I br o ><111* of the yn’itr it pitchers program had proved of g reat would take It least two days to held it* Hoeing h a) I'mgram a * rlm MaRornr I tnlgo <h»! Jslnme I »“ "oneout of thr bigleague* value' In filling th e farm labor clear the wreck. today The program wag pre- [ Qf pltlaburgh Ifkd for 25 yram | D*1’ ,n,t yearshortages of the country where Several telephone poles were aented by the fourth gratfe ^l**a. | wag a member of the Waalitngtnfi I ‘ Thinmay riot utackud with men had left farms to enter tho knfcfccd down *nd tcleshono te n . directed by the claaa teacher. Mra.' Infantry, an indepe* dent milituty I of X ou h(»ya. but If you service or- to vic« In Klaalmmee was cut temI e v e r u a te b e d »b** la n k y T « Irene W a tt_____ _ „ At the present tth , negro worko rg a n is a tio n of P itta b o rg h . , f r (my work bark in the sta te s Tho progiam will tic n. follow*; Co. Ci—Florida- State Guard, •ra from Jamaica _________ . Survivor* Include Ihe wtdoa. Von mu*t agree that all Ihe boys Aitnguiuvr—Sylvia llu^v* to the middle w eat and tom e to »U1 not hold any drill next Mon Mr*. dUirry Ilccrcn of Sanford, J. K. Johnson, alectrical super. The ~rtev Jo* A. Tolle, pastor Termed by the Rev. W.F. 1. Dpviiing S o n g --''Love'*— o n s slater, Mr* George Weilil of In thr A m rrirsn league dreaded O illfornla to hAtaVat erope, ha day night on account of tha grad- Intandent of the train, said th al to *rr Sid pitch and he was nation on exercises fatt Seminole High after an Inspection of the seen? Brooks. Jr., as *'a very Inlsrest- of the First Methodlat Church Sung bv the entire el**». declared. • : • Pittalrtirgh. dhe brolner, All.nl 2. “Tlic lairil’* I’ruvcr” - Sung Heeren ai*o of P lttshuigh, » i itching for thr w eakest club In ool, Capt. John Galloway an- he thought the derailm ent was In r story.” la * new novel. The for the peat three years. **> Meanwhile, aa County Agent School, (hr American leag u e, the W ash­ among the 300 m inisters of the entire cl*«* Dawson put It, b* to being delug­ nounced today cousin, William Weekerle of caused by a split section of Rock of Life/* w ritten by Mr«. Florida Methodist Conference who by3. thePlano at th at, he S oltw -'T hc Three Maitland, and acverol niece* |,r.d ington Senator* J.J. Bolly of Banford, which will northern ed with request* * ’................ track, Ha stated the train was war winning 'JO games a season Sanford esperlanced one of tha be released In September fn hook yesterday recalved from Bishop King’s llo n s s ”—Monroe I’earee. nephew*: grow ers for sk “ * negro farm hottest If not going from 50 to 60 miles an days In ita history. Ferd A rthur J. Moore, appointments 4. Plano Solo—"The March of ^F u n eral service* will l>c cm with a cellar ja il club . , more jy tho William D. form by B. F workers, ‘'They Writing, taletrealfao** Oa ra a * S ill on Sid later . th a t guy de­ the hottest, as tb* official ther. mane Bubliehlng Company Of fo r the ensuing year, and will Wee Folk*”— Edwin l-ockel. for mometer phonln» and ta ducted St the Krlckvon F u ' i i a l serve. apace . . . not just—s few of B. F. Whltner, weathh a ta hi* naxt parish at Braden5. “Tha Citixepshlp S o n * "— ilu iu s Grand Rapldi, Mich. workers," I a t LUO l ’.'3L_z.UK t u armah, records*} a anaxlmum of . - _ —■— Song b y th o -en tire school. —JUtla-ia the fir st-boota-t» be t e n , _ th a t hs la K. D. Brownlee off! | the II 103 - degrees.- Bmoks. thl Tha Bav. Edward F. McKinley, 6. “ True W ealth" Dora Rich- elating. Interm ent will follow ill i written by Mrs. Dolly who ~~~* allot men across Lake Monroe from ,1 ___ _ paator for the past four years artlson, Frank Murphy. Myrtle writes under the name of Etienne negro workers Cemetery. Ing gwamp , lands, tpada It hex/, the Livingston Memorial H arper. Audrey Dunn and Don* Evergreen Goddard Bolly. However, at pre­ at Last year 1,50 left and reminded eltisane of the men­ Pallbearers are W. A. l«avii:, Methodlat Church of Jacksonville, sent time ahe U working on an­ Jones. labor ace of foreit fire*. this section for •' E. C. Harper. Fordyrc Russell, has been appointed to luceced 7. "Jo y "—Carole David. camps, be said. m\{, Heat or no heat, Sanford Lions other novel. L. M. Himes, John Krider slid Rav. Tolle. 8. "The Lord 1* My Shepherd’' R. W. RupreehL — must rally tonight at the form er Tha eentral theme of “The K.C W i ll ia m s , locomotive en­ Rav. McKinley’s family In­ —lung by the school cnihlren J. C. Penney Store and try to Rock of Life" revolves around a gineer of the A tlantic C oast 0. Plano Solo — "Tho Frog speed up packing a small moun­ woman of the peasant class, who cludes his wife, Mrs. May Mcl.inr Railroad, completed T h u rttain of contributad clothing and with her husband, Joknathon and JClnlrv and three children, E d ­ Pool" —Ann Raliorn. day. a nuarter of a cantury of 10. Plano Solo—‘‘The Bouncing ■hoes In order that III clad per- children emigrates from a peace­ ward, nine; Marvin, six and Mary aervlre. and waa congratulated by Dali"—Jean ette Smith. eons In war devastated areas ful Alpine valley In Switzerland three years of age. a group of friend* who g ath er bt 11. Young America Speaks— not shiver from the cold, t Sheriff Charles Rev, Toll* will leave Wednes­ to America. Joe HsIL director of the USD the offica of E.M. Carroll, g s t f V « e U f O o m ^ n y v l j f t tb la ^ x fU ,. David V anN en. was the edict dean forth ptrtjr Jack Hlckaonday for Bradenton with Mrs. New hardships corns. But r v 12. Flag of My Country—Elsie announced today th a t due to eer- cral foreman. g Lion Clyde Ramsey et diant Femandina la N u and undaunted amid bar Toll* and the children, Betty Jo. ta in difficulties, the IJSU fictile In preaentlng Mr. William* I purchase me todays Lion'* Club meeting In tears, Mother Marta abouldora Rosalie, Caroline, Joe 'Jr. and Wednesday end F 13. Helpfulness— Louise MeAl- scheduled to be held on Sunday, with a 25 year service emblem In reference to the Lion sponsored trials aiKT responsibilities, la Ann, bat will return Sunday to Frank Hammond, June 3, has t>e*n changed to Sun behalf of tha railroad. Mr. C araeNeilJ, who ngiecta exandar. drive to collect clothing for ceaseless toll, by loving and Be­ preach bis farewell eermon. ataeUng on * roll *ald: “ Mr. W illiams, It wtoaa for two weeks, will n 14. Vacation S o n g — by th e en­ day, June 10. United Nations relief. atlonal Iniek, He stated that “ha hedvsurely ing, the heroine guides ber float Mr. Hall also said that the me a g rea t deal of pleasure In ’chase tha lataat f i tire school. tr N ot only that, but he announc­ to “to* Rock of Ufa'. enjoyed hie stay In 8anford.“ and Dqoere Del.. w ... hat will also buy mt ed th a t. Joe Ifabch had Just 16. Pfano Dual— Richard Hall USO will hold a corn roast on presenting this pin to you. v “** would mlae all hU C&ndlie for Christmas. After years of pioneering, she that _ ha hare, Friday, June 1 a t 6:00 P. M. on have been a good employe* Afi brought In a truckload of cloth­ but that ha was and Evelyn Jones. the grounds outside the USO. have served this company founds a Christian home far ing contributed In Oviedo and It held iking for a rood report of 16. Announcements and Awards ik j CRANSTON All servicemen and their guest* “ But I think.” he continued. hail to be unloaded right after jaothertaaa beys, who later when County at tha church under Rev, —Mrs. Marion SL Johns Robert >*rt Jerrell C is ha' a re Invited to atten d . There will “you owe some of the honor to , whom he tinned a July In IT. First 17. Dear America—Janie* Reel, be plenty of com w ith reel your wife. She has had a g r i f t of „ Jin* young man." Tha Shirley bean M t of and In . Llak and Nelli* May butter. . _ _ _ the deal to do, all that* years m FUNERAL RITES latter to expected to arrive with e n ly r ix w e * a m w ,[ ample of to** and wortt hla fam ily at the ptroonag* house helping you to get this pin.* II. “God Blase America"—XaZOO ADDITION Mr. Williams entered the nrtoee for on {pnt a t ( I t Magnolia Avenue or s v y ^ Recruiting lira School* * Two fine armadillos were re­ road servtca on March SO. , (0, n a g Sanford reel* t . I t *c thereabouts. axi-T?-, O rlu te. 19. “The BUr Spangled Bari- cently presented to tha SanforJ a s , a locomotive fireman la. Zoo, according to Park Bunt, Suet, .Tampa, Jacksonville district, sa d ner"—Entire School. Hill. SO, Flag Salute—leader, Bert James J*m*s Houghton. On* of the was promoted to locomotive en­ 5 ffi armadillo* was oresented by Mr. M gineer on Dec. 1, 1914. II* to d t t Rivers. •Htv and Mrs. J. *W. Turner of Route present, runlng an engine fn tha Legislature Plans Adjournment At Noon Today 27 Persons Hurt Bulk Oil Plants Menaced By 57 Registrants Harry H. Heeren, When Streamliner Blazing Semi-Trailer Of Gas Offer to Furnish ,'LonytTime Jumps The Track Blood At Clinic Resident, IsSanford Dead 60-Day Session End­ Coast Line T a mp a ing With Calendar Cleared Of Bi l l s V A ” A a * rA, CITY BRIEFS MfS7 Bolly \VritesTRev. Joe A. Tolle, Novek Which Will Methodist Pastor, Be Published Soon. Sent To Bradenton # g d o n sU ry ed To Rally* At Packing Tonight MacNcUl iTO n V P tytog Trip To N.Y, Man Bro For S • . I Williams In Awarded A (T Service Emblem USO Picnic Is Put Off From J une 3ToJ une 10 to l.’i u a m 1" ?#>”■ total • I a SSf S M t Home ive sw am RbSn&JsrSFBSS a t Dem­ U Baafotd and tito other by Jinksor.vU!* dittrUt. Vetwacs Sai* f tp * 4S& J o i ; - - - ' - . ,*v r w * V. iaaea I ? . . ^W m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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P AGE ** ' • • • . • F .ie n T F r* 1L-l'-LJJ"A* gJ- ."g ■ *Army Hospitals Put Amputatiuii Cases At 11,000 t fri ,l|t> V i : 2 Many A re I)iseh:i rtfod • 1 Solder Has IalkI Parts Of Four Limbs M J c l a s s if ie d J «t» 01 "TV a a d v e r t is in g lOe p«r Una for orw> Insertion • 08c per liae for three Insertions 07c per line for 0 Insertions $3c per line for 20 Insertion* • Minimum retes . . ■ 30c PH O N E 118 OR BRING YO UR Ad« co TH E SANFORD HERALD Count, l l 'e Vnrda to the line, including phone and uddreaa. A ll advertisements for altaationa wanted will he charged for at thi regular cleaaifled rate*. LOST - FOE SAiiE»— I rates II. It. PO PK CO. U. 8. TlltE S nml TUBES LOST: Genuine blue* leather in. foul. I'hore J-i llcvvaid M U I»rr.N nr I located house. I'llune til 22. ,0O,n • LOST: In iror.l of Hospital, Wu. ___ _ i let ulntaiinns personal paper* lie turn to i.itul- ,s. A . i.uui 20 ACRE farm tiled, good 'lowInga Navul Air Station. lie Ins well*, 10 ncrca tough land uard. Palm Haninoek Sanford, Fla. F. E. j 1l o t Park Ave., Ha* lord. Lin- Phone (551-W. MELF WANTED 10 ROOM HOUSE completely furtPlh-il. 70d Palmetto Ave- t LlAsUED girl* lor l»uoo HU*. T en ia If deaiied. wart,. Regular lour* uml wag*-* Ap|ny in i *,‘ Ohi, , i o. 103 South P A IM E T T O CAFE. i ou.it> i Bundle to ., slJ Vi tro M. I'nlinetlo A ir ELECTRIC rarpet -weeper, good Phun, 7df condition Beatrice D A Y S WORK. It* l.ocu* tv i Semi. 6 G A LLO N oil can* with conven­ ient |outing apouta. Stallord i Service Station, nhnie til-HI. FOR SALE - 19-17 Dodge I oo|>r; ■Do Halt) Bed » l l h water prool innllrra* \V. Swif- l " l VS 2#th ltl.1t PONTIAC *«-dan Rieion able. I or. North Palmetto tv.nur H A IIY rA K lU A H E . gixx! romh lion, lain*. |*rr-*ar. I l l * Pmk _Av#. I'honf - . •3d OONVKRTHU.E Ford. rtrcl lent condition Phone :nn.i. Hoorn 10. J.OQ. 8N A 8. GIRLS fot Sola Fountain Ion Drug « < I out h maid, good \l A N T l.li leiepiwn. roun.) .'la0.1. wsgt- SSAN.'ED IIY W EST FT N I ' n ION WAJ KINt. OR Hat'S Cl E M FSSFN G l It ;o IT S llfn in H ill It W EEK FOUND ID K N TIK H ’ A FION hrur«»et. Can Im- had h> identifying and !»•) Ing lor thu Adv MISCELLANEOUS C U RTAIN S, lace table cloth*, 1032 HUICK 7 passenger Sedan. scarfs, washed, starched nml Looks almost now. Inside and stretched, filrl Mcllonvlllc A<e nut. You'll be sorry If you re Phona H79. |<hi D<* t<> get this fine rnr .) or. Nortli PalmvUo A v*. Ptmuc BORROW HERE W HERE 371. PR IV A C Y IS im S I’ W T K D BUUSCIUUE to th e Florida YOUR nntural desire for privacy In money nutters _ Is sit icti> Sportsman. Gulfport 7, Flu. respect**! here. Friemis ami *|.0O par year. Sutewldu hunt relatives ere not iiueetloned tng mid fishing news. New alul about your eredlG Your em­ , authentic. ployer or business associate* EN G LISH made double shotgun. will not beer of your personm 12 gauge, leather case. 6 lanes affeirs. There is no cause for ■hells, $60.00 J.ll. Proctor. 008 embarrassment. Reasonable credit requirements. •" Elm Ave. ._______ r n i i N T i t v IIA M F f..r No co-makers on money loans. A S M A L L COUNTRY HOME for Variable payment plahs. a emnll price, w h a email. F A M IL Y I A) AN CO. payment down Balnnce » * « Oorlda Bank nidg. PHona SJ renL eilward r . Lane. i SIX ROOM Spanish bungalow, two other houses, priced right by owners. Terms, 607 Psrk Ave. 40 th ousand laths. 1 BUY, pay cash for old Irons, vacuum cleaners, toaster*, reardlrss of condition. 210 E. SL Phone 048. IK1 Puhsrt OVERSEAS Rtrvic* man’* wife avmiUiiir to enrr for children in a fu r hone 244-W 6 ROOM house on three lota. evenings. $760.00 cash, balance like rent, 6:00 P.M. plua OTV Interest I f inlercsled call 788-W. Lumber Y'erd. R TRUCK T IR E S W e now have In atock Norwalk Gold Standard truck tires In the following sizes: 600*10— 0 ply 796*17— 7 600* 2 0 - 1 1 lily «jX26*20— 10 06»;*2tt , tl ply 000*20— 10 700*20- H ply C4(ntd6— 0 700*20— 10 ply 095*10— 0 760x20- 8 ply 746il8— 0 760*20— 10 ply 745*10— 0 . . i > 796X10— 7 Ply 746x17— 7 ply These sizes can be shippad or dalivered promptly. Whore we do not have an aatabUehed dealer, Will be, glad to hear from tire dealers, or waragos, who * r a intareated In haring a good cGabllshed tire agency. . W * also have e k . * falr-guanU ty o f-i senger tires, tubes, and battei * also truck tubes. D ISTRIBU TO R FO R N O R W A L K GOLD S T A N D A R D TIRES, TU BES and B A TTE R IE S. At. M. PREVATT, SE V ILLE . F L A . PHONE 8104. W ASH IN G TO N . May 2.V ./Pi The W ar Department revrali-d r. -rntly that on May 1. right .lay* •>efore the Eurr*l>enn war ended. 7.000 umiiutatinii cn*e* wen- in Armv hospitals in this vnui.lij and 1.000 had ln-,-n di". Inn ged and returned I** civilian life Munir Gciui.il Nnrmaii I b.rk lUrgeiiti general, aid n .in of hem urr ■o-ralleil, “ basket *-a*c-. .lin e all four limb-, aie completey Ioat. However, In ackno'vlcdirrd tat one man n nnil-lintllc a* i!tj lost pait* i f liotn leg- i.nd -nth arm* a* >■ rc-oH of leering uftrr an airplane r« h Only an veleiar* have *utt*-r I the lo-* ut tlu .e limit-, I -I'll ral Kirk rep-rlul \ptirn'in• in*i cent nf Ihe in.|n l» : ni luet liave lost more lliai one ..nn, mid nlviiil thrrc-fouit.»R of heat tiOU-rwl I fin er JirV ,«* Idlers Aho lost tsHth Ifira. Alnmt nil if if th«*M* are h»*iea lie low lh l.nit*. alf o f the arm « naea arv tilnive 'it c IIkiw . (•«*nrrul Kirk said thnt thv .ivrr.itrr hidilii l wild • ffi-r»Ml (hi1 |n«( uf it iimh »»«•»• crin » dial «urh an injtiiV iI»m - .»••* .»n »cnt him from itaim in^ a “ •elf •vapeeliiur. ua«*Tul role in » >i f ' • ' T**n»*’ •»/ tiir*«’ •nhlier* wi i \VI (I I h** t Iklll I U alfll •*1 * 'I ' n sin it t be * 11 i .t* nn*! A*• I I1•••I til ft'WlAt III f* •' I til l of othi'i amp**teen. Cirm-iul K iik ilecierrd tiiut . ..• Armv iln»*R "fvrjytliinfcr i " ‘ *iiiit'' for thibt* -soldier* in tin *.i\ #tf n# ftpiviK ihrm make* .1« juhtment Ki Iiur arc ihown tn give lh«**c* mm a tfiini|n< •». .in futurr that i« in aloic I f n* •» D hp of thewr railed *'S-*ii.^ Inti* | i*» an tticourngifi ■• •in * a I of h••\i tin* A rm v iurr* f ••• a iiimii uihI I i .i Iha titni until in* U irady to i#-« iiMp .* normal lift* It i» hot iir>nftiinl fm no’ii va11ii tiir of |v%ii arrn< I •! h 1« to d n vr nn Mutoinuhil*’, rat** lairk. u«r n tviiwritrr. ••!»! and dr ■ v%it Ii Milt hrlp da»*'» •»»,-• hi griirinl <j«• «iinoat r v n ,11. ■ ; l i-) forunrly dnl. (retniul Kirk waid FOR RENT— kl 1 r*n I i v n i ........... and vacationists — , Apts. t.nd rooms two blocks from Main SL one half block of ocean by day or week. Phone 91U-R. 708 Broadway. Daytona Reach, Fla Seminole County Court Record T O E H A N F O R D I I E I lA L n . S A N F O M ) F L O IU D A ------ - ■ ... . w a f c land Sylvaater RocVmore. U 2 Army To 0. B. Arnold t i U l M ui iu M g e r ttla '’ . *tt Water ii.jr.tlng Club i M eirlage License Atkinson, George 11. Cocoa, Fla. And Madelyn Harkleroad, Cocoa, Fla. Ilarlou, Cecil Craves, Washing­ ton D. C. And Msri# I*ouls« 11111gauyrr, Chicago, III. \V'ilk ilia. Melvin W. Connecticut And Vivian Elol* Hagan, Hertford. i nstillo, Erne*to C. Arizona A i.il Stella M. Castillo, Arizona. iii=nfsift3 ui=m =iiiEiinii=m =iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iM EiiiEm = Springtime, Ideas To Brignten Your “ Home Sweet Home — • * .Maude Adams introduced RotInnd In the American stags, and took the title /ole In "L 'A ig lo n " in IDOL \ci.i agar, used, aa a culture mi diuio for bacteria, la an ln*»re(licui i f “ bird’s ne*t soup” In ( 1111l»l th«* liiiflinena man who It being 1 nurd? There aren't many public I liability suit written up in our 11 i lot-al tiapera. Moat o f tnern ncvti i»i t into court, but that doean'i fiiruo iirnperty ownera. merchant*, fnrim'ra and others are not being hind Any one who comes to vo-t lieu.--, into your store, your farm, whether you want to see them or not. maybe a friend, a cuetpmer or juit someone trying to sell von something you don't want. . - vti.ing can h appen and often docs and someone geti buit on your premises. The nezt thing you know you'll be getting nn important looking paper ra/ tog “ Greetings" ond a rctiuro to not rnr in court to show cau**■» t. v mu shouldn't pay over $6.io*o - i more for allowing some -in- to get hurl on your preIII! Of* l( OKI haven't a public llabilt tv policy all th a t'is necessary fot you In do is In employ a lawyer, Inkc the case to court and enjo n good verbal fight, and If you I-, y your lawyer, court costs and 'he Judgment (seldom ovc y.’uouo) But if you have public ■i.it slit y liikumncc you can take * M l nngsiiie sent nml let your In • i Mice company pay all cost* ..f the tnwsuit. witnesses, 'law \ .i- bond, court costa, etc.! in ndilitinii pay the judgment against voit up to the amount stated in v-oit policy Wnrntng this liability inauranre docs pot pnv claims -aglinet you for uijuiv to your employees I N ] on mnv need workmen's com |M*fISilt Mill tllll , I -iop in to *re us and find out nl*. it nur insurance and eerHce Wi' inn *n\c you 20*» on your RI nml W.C. insurance. C.M II..i.l * In. .. SANFORD, m m ijj ill iii iii ‘Here’s Your Infantry’ Dr. William Rule Ex- Quantity I Reduced Hurricane Rut plains Work Of Af­ * Coming To Sanford Prices Compensate ri can Mi ssi ons ''Here's Your Infan try." an 56.ni Army ipectaele touring the stele to further sales uf bonds of the —7th War Mian drive, will be ^shown, admission free, et Sem­ inole High School Athletic Field on Thursday, June 14 at K:30 P. M., it wae announced by Ed­ ward F. 1-ane, county publicity chairman o f the drive. £ More than 86 young men, each , o f whom has seen at lensl thrre % yeara of overseas duty, w ill partlclpate In the Army exhibitlo' \ T h e _ 183 Army Ground Force 11 ml* from Cmnip-. BUrulls* tb ** ualL slid w ill•tin a W tatlh w ith ■ -lb '•m u trlf fo r the occasion. On June 8, In Tallahassee, haste*, hlaj. Gen. E. W. Fslet o f Camp Standing will tum over this unit to Governor Caldwell and It will then proceed on a tour o f tb* elate. A number of ladlra o f the Garden Club and the Rcbeluth Lodge No. 43 have been serving at the booth at Y ow ell’a from May 14 ".rough May 19 In con­ nection with the war loan drive. The D irt Gardener1- Circle of the Garden Club wa* repraeented by Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. Fordyce Russell. Tbe Roe* Clrd* was represent ed by Mr*. B. B. Crumley, Mri. H. If. Coleman, Mrs. O. P. Hemdon. Mrs. J. G. Patterson, Lira. B. R. R « k , Mrs. E. N. Fielding, * sfm Mra. R. F. Col* and Mr*. Vol William*. Rabekah Lodge No. 43 M was represanted by Mra. George Ewan and Mr*. Mary Bolly. OIL RANGES Hich in tv x lt m :. otuinnng in color, th ose w ool ru gs by H I G H T S T O W N tire c lo s e ly w o v e n o f «o lo c te d m a le r iitU fo r y e a r * nml y e a r s o f w e a r am i g o o d a p ­ p earan ce. In a c h o iio o f c o lo rs am i p a tte rn s . 9 x 12 ft. sixo . . M a k e her k itc h e n a p la ce o f e n jo y m e n t w ith u m od ern o il s to v e d exiffn ed f o r c o o k in g w it h th e g r e a t e s t o f case. A ll w h it e e n a m e l fin is h s to v e s w ith b u ilt-in o v e n s nr s m o o th ta b le to p m od els. • up ffl in gf£.95 up IN SURFACE-NO ia LOCKERS IN Sturdily constriictod metal lockers— reinforj- I I I j2*6oup. iy ed for greater service. (Plus Sanford Paint & Glass Co. Tax) IR WOOD »j STOVES < ill INNER-SPRING and FET 1408 Oak ‘3 ® 5 9 -50 Trust Mather’s to look After your sleeping com­ fort with- *• selection of sturdy, comfortable - • I r e n e s 'n t U i M g e t p c i c e s r ‘ ' at Xi i f AMS* 3 9 . 9 5 up f ' _________ -'5 ’ 1 A ■ T -. N’ - lir P ' - ■ * TV plenty of We have n few shopworn mattresses that we I f your car lottery shows signs of weakening you can't send it to tho showers and put a relief fn there pitching -for you. Heve It inspected and re­ charged regularly. ‘ h a n g in g k■ hylSSB r - -4 U — T-.'-t-liV * is •t the pleno Vhitor* introduced a gross Income figu,.-, .............. . . llnwrvrr. I Included Dr, Rlalrdell and Alfred hr. re,mrt to auction and r.nm -.y - v e r . l p....lb,title. Stint of Sanford price, on . I'*r 1m* U e.e ' ‘‘ ' " r r.°“ * i - . '* 1 |j (• Tn......... A Ir o f f»r ShH lflrr in Ihr urcoml wlUi Sliver The effect Of the war on life ■" unknc.wn nuanlltys ami in the Congo waa explained by Undo citrus stall.t'lcian for (In Dr. Rule who said that he had burr c : - ; i . ^ r,^ ‘ r - . “ ,,,c*’ seventh. ,n<>.t . « * been located some three thousand _____________________ thr fir Id can com# Jn. Ilow. miles south of the fighting in Im# I Libya and Tunisia and thst life i tha lead dor Lad, if lie will hod been relatively free of the ex ­ Hr haii han the ability U> flnUh fa«t. Hi* 0 igencies o f war However, he If hr will noted some Inconvenience* such TnniRht'i r n lr in ! as gasoline and tint shortages, Ralph Smith was elected ptrai Mr«| liar#-- S l « H(l#l scarcities o f drugs, lack of atnr l dent of the newly formed termi- I kluresmli. S Tural.li l.io ! . Meallel Hu! age batteries ner-ded for radio op­ ,lub at a meeting *>( tennis on ; J r o r t MillI l.s-1 llol.r I llrl.^1 1o . .1• i eration. IhualHSIs lie 1,1 at the Seminole I 11in id •! ir I >Cher lumlo-i Some American for1*e* had liern High School Friday night J I .erase Mart---1 I- S lid in ,a t Heir llall? IlMbla talloned in the Caingo, he - a id jjn g le y was elected vice piealdent • I toy Vtin Ptirnl at firat only on the coast, but and Ml»* Margaret Wright arc :I l.arr, M u r) Nlgtit * Old Nassau luter In the Interior where en retary ami treaauret. J Clementina J rthellflra lints ( Hllver Polly airfield wa* atarted which was Charles Morrison wa* appointed I HallyTklrJ Here—Palerlly ■ later tunned over to the Belgian chairman of a committee to draw lla ra a l Half Hally llaakla government. Some natives of the up a constitution and by-law* for I Kirs , 4 Claire's I'ell Congo, he said, were organised the club and submit them at the S Mstcli Tuf * Mlea I'er'slll) I 1 .111 > Msia lie* l.orrln Into companies, trained and f i ­ next meeting Other member* of I Je*e|e la, Itoae tSllrl*hl Ana nally saw service In Ethiopia and !{ this committee are Holland Dean ('• a n . Il*e»_e'ularlaa i as guards along the Suez Canal and Mlaa Margaret Wright. l(|alal,l-B lia r, I where they saw actual combat. 4 Anln Mscbln, There wa* considerable discus­ I Jersa-y Itsy SNavy Man Some nf them ware also sent to sion of the inadequate playing - Time Pssees 3 Hhskerlnwn 7Jingle lllrl Palestine where they assisted In facilities in Sanford anil the |«»’r I /.Iggv a Ksllt I Tw»rp training white troop* In combat condition of such court* a* are n rik llsee-- r a l l l l l f l under fire. One o f theta, the | I -Si II..11 t IthyiPni Its- a available Tbe club decided t« missionary explained, wrote to investigate the possibility of con­ J Z lgsi a loot) * chink a lin-ellelly Mse T Hs> rt.m* friends back home advising them structing new courts at thi* time 1 I Kaalonlr lllsck i Itnysl Hlsr to believe what their missionary s ills Haw— r e le r t lii and to a*k. the support o f the O J .I.Irll. II •*• | friends told them and what th* City in providing better tennie I Hebei Dsmeel S lain, Tim old -them, fo r he had been facilities. , . „ 1 No Cut* 4 Csrnlvsl Juhn oly Lands and had actualS llrlve Away t John Wh’hasd A committee composed $f C. r. t ^ _ it they Chart**had toldMorriaon, him . l e t -at* Mae- • S *-rry Kay T tattles, - H * r -H Ktlealwg Beeealb lleee—Kwtarllyi man Morris, Rolland Dean, Dick S Mses Had >bT ^«re U~a gTeat deal o f travel Alkin and Doris Hall was ap­ I tree Roy I Lucky Frank t I w aaIe Z Itorky lad T Gritty pointed lo study th* situation and (Caetlee** us Pssa T e s t Pride ■ Cootie report at the next meeting o f the « Hloekinn SMeklk kaew—Kelwellyi clob which will be heid on Friday, IQals la Is Its eel I Lucky Mown t Laet Round Junt 8 J lien * Guide • Tim* Please I UtUktyr Uoy 7 Tommjf ir Ji Js$n I Oar Comp Companion loro i IUd .rfe.r:;: Ralph Smith Elected Head Of Tenniw Club L French Troops Fire On Syrian Residents F t Pierce Amphibians DAM ASCUS, May 28, VP)— Down Naval Air Nine II Bay , r a w s s s s ™ ”™’ . « £ it \ \ __________ m -G00I » Si .v B pm fe a r» JS*jjg& ‘a r ' ■-Qltf&SZJi. m •*' ' i ‘.V .v ■ ,S : y . . t‘ • i v S’ .' * ffr1, ■ I —- — - ii>«v ■h -W W . 1 — • ' ; It , . < Illy \mw.r9mi9 4 frea i* ( ’ Imii c 1 1 Iia\ thrurtl GO m ilr - in to .lapaii -> lirokvn I n.lo-t'Ititin • irt uliq' f -llutving th e ir !*»tf|>i'Mi- ri*iti|ilurt' o f N ttitnlng. tintul i in lieu turns tin' .la|iaii«'rt** arc \\ ith tlra w ­ in g fr o m South C h in a , Ih o >km.ut.i I'la m l il« ti-ii-)p linns am i am g l\ n -g up I lie I 'll dip\ .IIIMlI7|* if s.f • t In. I1 -> \ I l || | | ' ,,l l II \ It <. 1 -till «.» I| I - ■a , it ig l.li w lirir J.ii *. wen ,| i,, ,-o. my p i , \ i\ l„i IdtADI ATKS liolii h i; In- Im! H Ihr In cover i-himl nl-->, t lie it** -liov* .i hl« luoldit— ilffliliil I S Market Director Praises W>or!c 0 { T h i s Legislature M .id • MM.1 till* V\tl it.ll ,$\\ - ft itik; fhrir hi f l .i uhi‘«*l fill • I S v \onth i thr- I '1HI tn ii'tiintiiis! from a*11w.| .1- I Jill's. ftliiM t<nn itdv hi- i f it th** if i V«• i(ii\ I • mlwt.il* • .« t*I*.» I l ilt ly riL i iiiiti: ifMfitfiliv r**kyo it** • i •! M r t.»n , fiL'IkU** fiA vo air fu ll* u h llr ."ihpcrf •■* ft • • • 1* ! ' • K t 1)8(1$ti It land •• if ’ »i u A fumed * kv r va» I LarKeCrowd Sees Ex­ ci t i ng Slutffest Ending 13 To H Two Measures Named As Ritf Assistance Ri l l A u t Im r i z t* s To State Farmers Itranch Station Here T h t All Stars .ti thi> 1 ton* Club*i»i>oni»orr4l Junior Han'lioll I*aagU( M bon thr NNiirld't < hm® piumhip" by ilrfralinftr ibr |»«*n nant vlnnltiir (*»ib« in an !"w itnu: • It • hrri *»»$ at thr I*akrfr••»*( Gall paik F* I tv tYeninK I h* final •*"••• "H'** aarrii ,,M,‘ 1 and Cubf H The All Sun* maoar«*'I by J*»hn Metsch nicked tHlcher of th* Cub*, who were managed by R. E. Kipp, for 19 hits and bad big Inning* in the fifth when they scored five run* or "even hit*, and in the ninth when thr> K'" four run* on (hire bit* The Cult* irrnM»r*l ike lrn*l nv raltinir Ihrrr tuna in thr m»tnd frame on four hit*, nnd rum In the second inituiir "ii Hm*t» hit* ('ati hrr I’rnmny 1••*• U*»d three hit* »»• l-ur lim and scored thr*» ruiip 1 1 M ;»* I rt JA C K SO N V ILLE . Mav lift I moo • • tt»| d -Thi I ‘‘ I r. I •*y I •Iu1111 ||N« I'lll Mit ttol I /Ills I l'(l I v%*sf Ib Is -SB f |iff \ Irifl-al Mllirr I of II tit mu Ii .1i*11 I ill* II itll> n *• ••' • . i 'k 11ni'« *•*♦! uhit b I (I AM. AT 4Jll H A i i m i •• WKI.IJ* P ■ T A r r o iu » in L u n w in III HTtWAnn. pn HOAIPCH, in COOllUtN l.F PONVKItR, i 'K MKfttrtt IfK TTHON. Cl’ IS II CVBR PBNNINIITON LAUtu:. f i a m . in hJ' ” rrBNHTHOM llOKlKIt Ki (day *t III! lit » i'rri- It .u* - ft,Mill t.r t*i ii uni •‘ II •P »i t i lirninuti d t»\ thi Vpl'i "| i ml ions ( oimitiUrf and tk • lull now rut t ir* no fur d* Thr Sriiunolr * Mint \ Yut in irk Rohhmw V It.ll I*.Ill of \\I)11ki M I rim rlm It idiom is V\ J r . US NIC .m i*ctl nt hi* hottir I i . i'll*tit .d th** k>« ,h I I ! l\ rd Wr.llli n.lltV n I .ike Mai \ 1• $ • I 111**0 J4I In > li'iivi v*iih Iti- |a h ut i f . L v I h" tt d. I tb Mr ftMil Ml* I I Hnhhl. * I" II. i.t Mu . \. i at \ * 111* Hr hrt* *ri ki-d f«*l *i% to •d r 1 f. r led .(ft an air raft • sir i in iii •#»1 I’ jis if is a rni *1.1 ' bj k* hi h a .nu­ I,*' k||U .............ll lilf'l* , l l vr st> r» ( . i vi • nkuiHHd and " ff I HUM, U$MS • rojia v%|til llll ll *»itu if .1a|MII I ( (*HV|C8| Mi t I" «un*t ► J'lillltld 5 I * ..... min i idbin da th tit* III itttro w* by .1it|iiitic I If |UI I .if v* v f r I*\8f staft mhI.I br >ervrd k'v it |,I hi'.-s sontn "I V m m iin and t-tl Use miciil .*I Ju| an. he de,-luted I luring hr.iv> 11"M Mr t’ulluill •'Slid - bc UuU ba uim u f « e»av* lli-i-, I Its t>»(4ii«l«y (be r-ertrue passed- - w 1 manned n 40 MM gun SIITi'i inti.Hlured tv Senator Robbins. wh» t» an only son, I Boyle which piuvnle* thut the service on May 1-1.1 Seminole County court >lerk, O.i*. e formerly ntten.lr-i Hrn.don. shall receive tlie same Seminole High School, and )o t | fee- in cases -.hire (here are prlot t « entering the .ervic.-. tv»o or more d» fenduiits as he in the shipyard" «< in ..* riu-cive* tn > wher e thrre vtmiked in milt out* ilrfcriliint . Hrunswick. <su. It ( ’linrles Robbins F2c Rack From Pacific I .oh t €*ii |>« Hr..I m |io t til* • til* dl |d'O0|« ft Mdti.ii \ Vt ndt o V.* t hrr i* In ». «• f r » | -1 fill tl.. It., hit bs i1 I.S : Mdiiii* it >di Nl Ih. I V hat kba • 11Mil th. I . Hi If'.id'iuiir trr* f - ■» a ^ 1 I CITY BRIEFS Trials Of Germans To Commence Soon a< . M I S IIIM .IO N , I I I ) 28. i \I•>- l-jkfhi Nmcricin \rmy air Ci»rrr«a will Im* d<*plo) «<i jk' jhiwI |hr Ja|K»ur^r whrti irul. larn. Jamrt Ihtolittl# tran^firf hii Iwinthrrw (o the arifir. \ «u r»r) k h n »«l (hr«r iiinl% wrrr hrnilrd for Ihr JifMIUHtr .i%%n»$1t : the FtMjrlrrnlh \ir Kurcr, thr Trnih. Klflh. Ihirlrt'iilh. S«»rnlh. Klptrnlh *n»l T ^ fn lirlh . Thr-er urr in addition lo \im nml Nlnmir Jirrial a r m.nl a * W. Edwin Branan 7;;^ ' ^ D i e s On Carrier In Pacific Action Notice nf (hr di-nth in nrtinn ubnaril n currier in ihe Pacific More People Are. Urged To Register m m nf William Edwin llransn. A R T l-c, USNIE. wa. received For Donations To The Blood Bank Suiulsy in tile fot in nf a tele-1 |»... ,w Imm ' hg N "vy Depart] RrtjTonW hnx brrn -vxrrltm t- rrr rtdiMw) ilrmmv-Swri- tw n ~tv/iweE byby the parents.- Mr nmt Mrs C. The FtrFierca Amphlblan havau F. Itrnnan o f Beever Road nn the the appeal for blood donor" (-> ikf I. M iiiiboii. inrslu*;i I Jirrctor ball team landed at Municipal tbe Seminole Ojuinty Blond Rank ■if the Seminole t >>inity Blood we*t side. it Field Sunday afternoon before a Dear* by Inalns" Hank Filwin Branan ha<l been In tho clinic to be hefif Thursday, May large crowd o f fan* and anlaath31 from 9:40 A. ,M. until noon "The age limit of the average service approximately two and a ed a heavy attack that brought Umpires Hill Ludwig *n4 1’orter half years, nnd was 22 venrs nml from 1:00 I1BI- to 6-00 I’ M., person should In* between 18 and them 12 ran* In three inning* to Laasina. old. He I* grandson o f W. Chap­ according to Mfs., Julius Ding- 5o unless there is » statement score a 12 to 1 jrk to ry over th# man of Sanford and is survived fsldrr, chairman oT the Garden from the donor's - r iv a l* physi­ Banford Naval A ir Station team. b - a brother, Knt. C. F. Branan, Club committee which is spon- cian. No persons with any pheglFt. P ir n * ecortd two m m tn Jr. now serving In the Pacific soiing tho blood bank. The clinic cal nr mental complaints should the firat and two tn tha iccond ______ area and by hla parents, Mr. and will be held at the office o f the volunteer unless they have .the inning, than In tha third Hownll County Nurse, next to the Fire consent o f theii physicians. Any Mra. C. F. Branan. got a bit wfW and hla support * Station. person who has hail any disease folded np and -eight Amp:nhlblsna H* rraduated from Seminole “ We know that there art many of the arteries, heart or kidney High School in 1941, and waa more people who are anxious to disease, malaria, any blood dis­ Sanford got _lta Iona t a l l ^ l n ! resident o f tho Student Council, donate blood." Mrs. Dlngfelder turbance, jaundice, tuberculosis, tha saranth Inning. Rallaf n hla Junior year he was presi­ ■aid today. "So for thr res|ionse a n e m ia , mctabclic Barker got a single, dent of hi* class. He waa award- ha* been excellent, but the follow ­ diabetes, ed bv Shaffer'* SingW and scorad mi tha American Legion award ing openings are s till available disease or severe gastre-inteaU when tha catchar dropped .. A special meeting o f Monroe fo r clUzaoahlp. Inal disease should not volunteer. in Ih* following schedule: •t * * tV . '*' ' ball. Barker did a fin . Joh o f “ tar, No. I I . R-A-M. wtU be __ In it* telegram, the Nav~ De­ "One personat 11:16 A. M.; “ It is advisable fo r the donor pitching by holding tha visitor* . at 2 P. Mu Tuesday, May partment extended -Its since rest P A R IK . M at i t , {A V - T r la li o f ons person at 11:30 A. M. and to have an empty ttomaeh and to scoreless fo r tha six remaining at which time tha Paat Msssympathy to the parents and accused af offenses one person at 11:46 A . M.. two have not bad anything but liquids DagTaa and tha M ost Excel- stated that the remains persona at 3:45 P. M.; on# per­ exclusive o f milk for at least four . Maator Degree w ill ho conburled at aca with full military ' n™baVbW i son at 4:15 P. M. and one person hours prior to donatin* blood. Ik kI m i a class o f candidate'. honor*. It * waa also stated,that U la also advUabi* lo abstain from' Royal Arch Masons are In­ further detail* are received, they at 4:46 P- M. "E igh t peool* can be accommo­ tha aftemoop * to attend. would bo Informed concerning dated In on# hour or two every a high fa t diet or one containing th n 1 sweete and starthes fo r 24 hours 4:00 them. . * 16 m ln u t**" Mr*. Dlngfelder prior to donation. M w t J. R. The Ki Clob o f Seminole High ' M added. 1 collect scrap paper the Bsnford N A B W EATH ER "A fte r blood l* drawn, U la It la requested that those who Sanford tome recommended that the patient FLO IU D A— ContioiMd' fair to­ wish to velantaer to give to the roquet ed that mil lit accent tail pills and liquid ra* night and Tuesday except acaltar- Blood Bank, telephone the Red their ecrap . frrshmenla which will be offerCross (B 0) fo r registration. ad thundershowers' In north toIt • A ‘i t H i . j i t _ m. -»*l • s. t ‘ following Instrueliana to *♦***♦•* I'K . night. . , • Tha v - iU v s v .r ^ > : . ' ' ‘ . V*J ' . ' - • • .-.'i - ' t K ML -i-ii'SjC-.V w Chinese Capture Nannin In Surprise Move As Jap Resis­ t e n e e NN’ e a kens Exterminating Japs On The Okinawa Front it epcntttd Food ndmlnl “ Ole M a g R iv ir '' and “ Sweet My«- Florida state tery of L ife " with H airy Kudell Wilson did ry . - , *1 w 124. Eight Army Against Japan Large Crowds Are Said A t t e n d i n g ; set eoetactad by a census tnumthe blank balow and malls It to Co nsm* re*, pat ganford. florid*. ^ ^ ^ required by lav, Syria'* acting pramlar Jamil Uay — — — - - — s . . - i ‘ ,#a* ebltdrsn., rstilTvaa. angioyBa. — Ip e tT fW h h baardara # *4 raasaara liv in g on > a *r pramlaaa. .Aiaa aamaa .said today that . French troops af all who are eallated In Iba arsaag aarvlaaa who |lv*d la year bama fired upon resldanls o f llama, • prtar ,|o anHatina In anU aarvteaa. tndlcatlac la oeanpatlaa column, north o f Damascua, and expressed whather tn Iba a m y , navy, maylnan, coa*y guard, marchanl marina. fear o f a "general clash” between the French and 8/Mans. He said th* peoplt "than attacked th# ■ IPtoaa aSID-gv aSIOeaaan. French garrison and the French Ll, <r*,i f HAMS r | Birth (BdnVWal Ban called for reinforcements from home. There la now figh tin g tn . • i 1 ,■treat*. Communications are cut -' ' ----o f! and feeling to SO htUnse at *1.1 Homn that anythin# may happen r !- XX i thara momenttartly and I d en t know what may happen a t DaV .f. V-l-l *- - --VA M .M IIK R M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s All Stars W in i ««a' • , * 1915 I he l.\ K F.I.ANI>, M »y -H The work »l th* inrdual tn»« siuliarlrs m the Belgian < <uigu Florida citrus industry -et t k%•! wa* explainnl to the Rotary Club paradoxical records this »t-«s--n R t i r i n c r W MILK T m : » m « k k o k t h k i r .it it* regulai weekly luncheon It » u « the shorte«t shipping I i H i i n u n n / l I jO IIJ ^ \ y O O O i V c l C I I l j J f unlock. Marines of the V If -I 0 «vim m .t the Maytair lintel tn<)«) by year since 1930, yet result) d i . ____ tiiomant rarllrr Th$* man it* lh» I Dr. Wllliain Rule who returned \un all-time record fur gnus i«LONGWOOD. May 28, (Specie (S p e e la11 lljln . many such artoua a- thi- i»m l ’ ast Kail fnun aeverul years spent | turn* on a hurricane-redm eil « "i| Tonight ight opens the second week Manor Corps uholn (I n t e lnati.iiial S-oudpI n the heart of the "Dork Conti­ These are two outstanding Gut. id) night racing program atr n en t" Dr Rule wu» introduced cor.tatnrd In the annual atimmnry 4a11f•>i•t-1irlando Kennel Club. by George Touhy who said the of the 1944-46 citrus season, jn-t missionary was a gruduate of released by i|U F. Wilson " ( tb,- I'l.e- tru< k management Is mur* Ditvidaun C ollege-alul th« Uni­ federal-state market now. -eivir.- thun pleased with the results Of v first .ommer versity of Pennsylvania. office here This offlco (»*u Prior tn l)r. Uu4e*k tulk. Lieut dally market '•Are You Listed in the Census? If Not, Fill Out, Mail Now! CABINETS * 1 N. C. Mlncy, 400 Myrtle Av*1nua, left Sunday for Wilmjngton, N. C. a fter receiving a telegram that hla brother, A. U Mlncy had dltd there Saturday evening after "neaa. Another *bro “ s long lllneaa. . L. B. Milncy, Uvea at — nway, kitchen I “ * All site felt mattresses an ezp«r( BROTHER DIBS S 2H. Citrus Crop Hits Life In Congo Is Told Rotary N ew High Point By Missionary For Gross Returns W A SH IN G TO N , May 28 U P )VThs House food Investigating C om m ittee headed by Kep. Clinton Anderson (D -N M .), who 1* to be­ come secretary ol agriculture In tt'M Ila a ** <>• !-m«a T a i l IN M AY W ASH IN G TO N , May 28, t « - . President Truman today ’ eekiy Atitazn- f . ! mended maximum week)] ployment compensatiom iiayraenu R - . of not lest than $2& to tide tb* i country over the "IranslAun war to peaca." In n message to CongT*ee said that every eligible WOrki “ should be entitled to 2C of bcnefiti in any year i f untm< ploymrnt continues that long. U recommended that Congrats widai the coverage of unemploymen fC O V E R IN G HIS G IR L E R IE N I) W ITH KISSES (le ft ). Sgt J a le ; compensation and ln cr«a»» V Mndaey, wlnnet of the liotb 1‘ongre-kiunel Medal of Honor, ern-t t amount ami duration o f b e n e t l ^ Hverly in rio ivrs r i,, ifl). flrwt funr m t** r , * '*r n i r I rod uc I ion IMCHJ lU im riltn *” . Ia i-xmgton. •n* »a»is, Mu-*., .'tn-a., fi «»r «>i ihr «s.^ e..-» ...... ..........., W.iali.**# year*. Thu rouplr. who met on n lilmd ditt.the plain* (tig h t! mm-d yesterday to l i t b \n t at Washington airport shortly .-»ft«i it arrived (Internal-tonal Sound management, rather than W ; , cinnient management, _ . ,»hoto) American industry toward reeunversion. u* Chairman J. A. Krug, In an ttJ»- * usual policy statement addressed to the full board, declared ll W P il's duty lo "get rid of regllla* lion* and production limitations n* quickly ns possible end by lining so autom aurally lift tb*4 celling on initiutive, Itnagir.atioiV itnd roaourrefulnea*.'' Ktuir drcli»io4l thd main objoc-l. ti\r \%i!| rontir.u* unchangotl' -to ] -t*i' that munition* uchoilulfl h met Some unemployment s s . By I « lie* I.as«s*«a tea* i T w t l to coftsult with him on national or International Issues In an ap'TJatenl move to seek further bl-perttaan support for the na­ t io n 's plans. w) Tbe invitations were made on the President's own Initiative without any request from Re­ public leaders for the consulatfon. ( HARM ROOMS WITH WOOL RUGS! M ONDAY, ^President Tells Con^ greHH Compensation Should Be Broadens ed And Increase4• ____ WASHINGTON, May 28. (A P )—{President Truman to­ day conferred nearly an hour with former President Her­ bert Hoover on European rc• iic f needs. Hoover declined to discuss the conference. President Truman also in­ vited Thomas E. Dewey and A lf. London, former Republi­ can preeidsntlsl nominees. to visit the White House at any time III FLORIDA. Truman Urges Will Use U . S . Jobless HelpOf $25 A Week Air Forces Honor Medal Winner Meets Girl • For n friendly, intimate living room, furnish it with nn attractive suite in sunny maple!' Covered in a selection of smart homespun fabrics . . Two and »!-*(' .vipcp suites . . . . Ijj i •/.*«. ************* — _Dcwey, Landon Also ‘ Invited For. Meet­ ing In Effort To Promote U.S. Unity MAPLE FOR SUNNY ROOMS! iSlNHaa SERVICE A . B, Walch. ■■ 1908 l u Have You Heard The One About— • *$*««* e*e»* By ■ Truman Talks f To Hoover On Food Crisis Avanua. W ELD ING : E n labU shed VOLUME XXXVI a* Monday, May 2l/*f|943 Warranty Derds fo r fa s * In A p p ly in g t Malloy. Pent I K To t hntlit- K II ill.nnn And S-P-S -l-D In D ryin g Da*.-, Ih i i i ,.i I. It. i , |ten I el os Frants, Harvey I .-I .1( '|’«* The C lear Plastic Finish August lt«**a'ii- cl n» For W ood or Linoleum Battle, -krnetle vt in (o Em* man M*i.-*i «-t uv Welle, W J. Jr . t tn T ., Ahr i ham Van Dam rt its Ravold, George M h John D Ravolil T o The Si Imui* A lter helm. Vaughn. W. J. To Luther N. Hollowny et uz. I.ee, A lfred W. Jr. * Harry Lee et u* To Hairy ln-i- et u« Quit Claim Deed W oodruff, Ernnk I Tr Title Bond 4t Guarantee t o To George M Rnvold rt nl. Heal Estate Mori****-* Johnson, Rota et m i |{ It ("<• J. K. Jores Johnson, It. II et m T " J L Jones. Chattel Mortgages Irle ft laWerte* t e w ty Hamby, H. M. To Florida State T* Deere ts4 ferWfere Bank. . • Slip Isiiiteet - Al.ekel **4 Water, _ Satisfaction of Murtgagr preel —Add ead Alkali Kesl.taet Qibtne Owner's Imar. Corp. To OM/AwaJ ky Susie Keels. Ms I’ rndrns Daniel, D. I). Vs Morton Realty Co. Ilonoratilr Dia.hargra U. S. Nnval Service To Clcve- I’honc 30.1 117 S. Psrk BEDROOM. Private entrance and bath, 401 Magnolia Avenue. Phone 631-J. - - AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ■i furnished bedTW O N IC E LY Phone 800 semirooms, semi-bath. or 103. FURNISHED ROOMS tee is* «r » u i esprr will tasks Ik aretstllss kaau far I ta­ lk k*mks Start sevtaf MS. I f wa wish to be freei If we wish te prtwerre lasiolate tbooe lneeliasable priflD fr * for which we have been no long cooteodlng— we a o et flghtt f — PATMICK ItZSnT. 'r t. -& 'j ,■ y i* ? - ]*:- \ i > . .- > ' .. i. P �W & m W M a r k e t Director Truman U r g e s Praises Wotk OX J o b l e s s ajel T h i s Legislature Of $25 A Wi -r f ! Truman T a l k s To Hoover On Food Crisis * i f ‘« i t t l n a i p i l F » « i b r * * f « M * » I ( <‘o«.lln«rd I n a I'aa, Onrl W illiam L. Wil son, Director of business .distress are L evitable in a- Klata Karmen. Markets, said In | (lie shift from military to peaceI . hi* crop ur.d niarkrt review j time production, he »aid, but ) w r it not be stampeded by a yerteid n v. “ Tw o measure* passed by the | such dislocations in elaborate legislatu re and approved by the control* or special diipensstlor s." R- Governor ate outstanding conlri"Tin- danger confronting, us, a i " tuitions to the future welfare of 1 see it, U thnt we will overlook ■ agriculture." be contirurd. "These the natural resillc: ca of the ate the Inn rased appropriation C£onontv— the capacity of manu­ fo r expanding the facilities of the facturers, wholesalers, and re­ I Agricultural Experiment Station tailers to rcaiJapl themselves to l.1 animal and vegelnolea fat* and to broaden the field of ugrlrultur changed conditions ard hepce oils have been dwindling rapidly. quickly to utilise the resources ■ nl research. &•-■» ofrirlats have amid It is possible that the fa U and oil “ Thp second Is the creatlun of released from munitions produc­ snorMgcs may become much more ( n State Advertising Conuniasion tion. i acute than t:i* meat shortage, I backed by a $500.1100 annual up" I f we wen- to attempt In , 1hey explained that it ia easier 3 ' proprintion a' li exj rr**ly rlmrgrd Washington to see that every ! for consumer* to get along on I with the duly of telling the World manufacturer, wholesaler or re i short supplies of meats than of 1 about Florida’* agricultural pro­ toiler pot his exact share of re­ ducts. We will need aggressive laxed manpower and materials, fats. J merchandising of our farm trops we would be tost in a myriad o f Hcniilrs providing tn ergy. fat* I when the war end- »• d competent | iu!es and regulations. art? nrcemarY to make a cereal • advertising is essential in such a "W e would g e l in the way of mid vegetolde diet palatable, A l i program." teconvcrslon, rather than speed .cettain amount o f fat ia reduired in making breads and in other I Conditions at specific markets cookery, Since Europe may be re­ The production chairman dis­ f he describedn* follows: duced to a predominantly cereal« “ Volume at I’nhukcr continues counted tho perils of reconver­ vegetable diet this winter, it will J light, with practically no local sion. All but O.flOd.DOO o f the renure considerable fats and vege­ 51,200,000 civilian \ Mies. Most mixed vegetables are country'* table oils. ’ being Included In cars of celery or worker* hold Jobs which will rot WIB1I FIT AND ixnostok* F tA II u a Navy Hellcat goes wrong in landing on s rarrler In recent sclfun In Big Plants Closed eggplant on u cousin c l basis, bo dlreclly hurl by armament the Padflr. The plane’* starboard wing Was crashing into the carrier's "island" sod its gas-tank was explod­ With imported vegetable oil i ’ volume is tin* small to justify reductions, he estimated, men­ ing Ju*t a* th'a picture wa» madr Th* rest of the story came a moment later when Pilot t.l William G/ Bailey producing areas of the I’acific . local buyers In continue opera- tioning ngrlcultuir, railroading, I steel nnd retail trade as typical. likely to remain closed to the of Wilson, S. C , popped out, eafe «nd unharmed. Official U. S. Navy photo. t/uternarional STunrfp'iolo) A ' real-up demand o f stagger­ United Nation* for many months, , "Pompano I* now lies ring the Europe must lean heavily on the end o f It* shipping season The ing site for civilian goods, both United State*, itself a net im­ movement hint week was limited here nnd overseas, is a “ foundsi lion on which America can build porter in normal tlmes. to only 7,45“ package* Shtnmentn In any volume tins week ! a slro-g transitional economy." The shortage o f fat* and oils he continued, "in which decrease, ore not expected ban been reflucted In recent gov­ increases In the production of “ The Port J’ lrn e season ba* ernment actions raising ration in war output will be offset by point values of margarine, lard, also been closed civilian good* and services.” shortening and sa.nd oils, and In "Palm etto shipped IH.Iltt'J bush­ fn addition, runny Industrie* els o f produce during tile *eilsoti lied reduction* In m anfacturtr*’ will not have to reconvert but supplies fur making margrrme which closed ls*t wrek for u re­ will simply change customers, and such household and industrial turn o f tJ D l.ll-l. T oiimtnes form from military to civilian. He list­ ed the hulk of the scumi , with products as soaps, paint*, var­ ed the steel, automobile and lex23,010 bushel* bringing $66,243nishes. linoleum ami oilcloth. lib* Industries in this category. 1 “ Vegetable movriiienl nt Plan: "Even the automobile, which City I* slowing lapidty to.rllU package* were shipped la*t week. bus achieved miracles in produc­ ■ decrease of 21.335 from the tion tanks, places and guns, kept previous week il-dhiT return lii'L . it* ‘bands in,' " Krug said. "About week WHS $*.'>. I l l Prices on all ' 'Id pet cent of Its shipment* commodities nr. linl.li t up well 1 arc 'motor vehicles or parts.' “ In term* uf ultimate civilian Peas, peppei un-l tomsl.w* *lill employment, these industries bulk hold the lead “ The fnsi rarttr -it 1.- uf Un­ much larger than such special season was held nl I'lnnl City problem-Industries ns aircraft and last Tuesday Kilturr -nie-, will shipbuilding," he said. be hcl'l ever) MuiuU) Mnlj 'J* head uf slock w ire offer.-.1 nt the Air Force eunvrntiilaled after first sale. bringing u gross rr VE-llav by Lieut, (it’ll. James II. turn o f #3,6 ip in s * tmiugnt Doolittle, their commander, were from $8.05 i>. $13. *5: steer*. Lieut Col. William G. Campbell, $0,0(1 to #11,65 calve*. HUP. to “ I IP Hanford Avenue; Capt. W al­ NEW MONEY FOR *13,83; find hugs. *13 00 t.l ter M Haynes. Jr 314 Mugnoliu; $10.50. Dry w,-„ ihci has burned 1st l.icUt. Constantine T. UuYOUR OLD THINGS pastures to u cii*p and cattle Wolski, I'nttr try I lub Itoad; 2nd Tear Discarded Faraltar* are not In good -i-llmg rnndltlo >. Lieut. Del|diin It, Hasty; Teen. A Mother drawback is tin- fnlluie Sgt William It M rhry, HIP Msg PC* ns. Radio, Bley tie, Teels, d f .the OPA In -el <|untss for nubs Avenue; T-ogl Woodrow W, fee Bex, u s he eeld <dlk (m ail butcher* Hanson. 213 K. First Street; A W A N T AD IN “ Auction of ve“ el aide* nt Wuu- S taff Sgt. David It. Smith, 106 chul* wsrrt Clvsed. last week, blit Park Avenue; Hkt. jt:ougla* W. X t V NEWSPAPER the market wilt coiiti*ue oiren for Kiekfller. OOP W. 9th St,; and f- y i Severn I day* to solve grower* CpI John P. Donohue, 70y W MIJONttJ A0AINIT A WAU. former scent* of the dread Gestapo ere huddlrd on a Boor In Germany with a who atlll have tomatoes to »hlj>.” Third Street, all of Sanford. Yank guard's rifle looking thrin stialght in llic c v p and during them to move. Cocky no longer, but still dan­ Wilson said "Each of you," he continued, j gerous, they're part of tie ting of bundrsds who 5 .11 Iw tried as war criminals and compelled to answer for "may be proud of your part in i tortures and murders now ircurdrd in detail and numbered In the tens of thousands. (International) the defeat of Germany. I um proud of you. The world Is proud 1 of you." •+ •♦ »«# + ♦**« The Eighth Air Force was the kllv. of f i/ur !¥*%!# world's mightiest strategic bomb­ Paprr m *kr« S'* ing force. Its personnel of 1H5,rarlont to hold 1ft 01)0 was the equivalent of 12 *f«trd lui-f nr* infantry divisions, and it could $idir« I qi fallal' sc :d 21,000 airmen in 2,000 four; fi RH11 mini v rf*cn •> KF Itn# I Int III* hr It*. Havr I'dpcr! engine honrber* and 1,000 fighters Jup.Micsc waters 11 nsllnH rW SrsiB I’ aa* «•*»» In the I’hlllpiiim-s, an uiiprt- over Germany nt one time, a l(]«BllRRfil Prow I'ntgr R if ) effort possible only gave The Tribune an oeliniatH Cendcnte<l lu-tnlwr nf Ml* prt combat rtfiigftiftlkiii 1tiKHigftimii I'VtM y aoners were taken within s week through the supivorl of tens of j that Florida'* total citru* crop where, Dr. Rule *nitl. with hun­ as the Yank* i*Kmt,-d enemy cas­ thousand* o f noii-Mylitg special­ Is exjierted to bring In $163,610, dreds uf missionaries nt the rross ualties for the rnmimign to 37H. ists. 000, smashing all m o ld s, lie » l *2 nuid* uf the world waiting to reSince August, HM2. whon com said this 427 . pompsred w_ilh American figures $13,020,000 these aveiuge prices are the tuiti home or to g e l lock to . losses nf 48,(114. Tokyo claimed but operation* began. Flying For­ mote than last year’s return <-f Ac without confirmation that three tresses and Mbcrutora of the $140,720,000. Townsend Imsed his highest In 15 years, the #utftmurv their niDslonttry field# * In hi* 1 Jorge American navy warship* Eighth dropper! more than 700,- estimate on Lo.b, valUe at pack slates, and "a re even inofe out- own case, he seid. It took him flard ln g when one consider* that nirce months to get home though \ and three trniiiport* were *unk 000 tors o f bombs on enemy tar­ Ing houae doors. 1 by Milridv niriuvn o ff Okinawa. get*. Fighter pilots shot down • lily foil! years ago, Floridly or'- hr traveled *rros* tho wean by Frail firings Top I ’rlrew 5,280 N ail planes and destroyed He look* forwartl to It nuid one was a battleship Through May IH, Msmrtlliic I" ugr* aveiugcil #2.115 In tho' nor alrpkiiie. 4,250 others on the ground, the annual review, oranges hnv- tiun market while the seMsonal the time, lie s»ld, when Ids home p AN EIGHTH A IR Ft HICK llombcr gunners shot 0,000 Ger­ brought the equivalent of $2.36 average on ginpcfrult In 1938-3'J in Africa will be out" a five day*' iourney from his home In Am er­ S T A T IO N ENG LAND . May 2H. man interceptor* out o f the air. per box on the tree. Grapefruit and ltMO-41 vtus below $2. 3 (H padol) — Among the 185,1)00 The Eighth drooped an average have been worth S2.23 on tree "In this 15-year period, tho ica. i men and women of the Eighth of n ton o f bombs every minute1and tangerine* $2.17. lowest seasonal average on - orof tho last 12 months. t The corre*podUlng auction aver­ nngr* wn» #2.011 In 1036-311 conAirmen of the Eighth wage tire age figures.^jxhlcli -include the tlilrinldy If** than one-half "f first Americans to attack G er­ cost of haunry, pocking house’ the I OH-45 average, it'd there many. The early crews flew a I processing ard transportation to were eight seaxon* when the handful o f uaeecurtaii bombers i market, were: - Orange* #4.46, wrightd iiucllou average was less against the oowsrl'ul Luftw affe, thou.13. Jlul-proxad- ilia faealbHUy-ef-airA m*rlean Idea—precision daylight bombing over the Retch* Aa the Eighth grew In suunc- pyxw ra Life In Congo Is Told Rotary By Missionary Citrus Crop Hits New High Point For Gross Returns Army Air Forces A g a i n s t Japan B O N U S K e e p Bdhibs Falling\ th, It was assigned tho task nf rrushlng the German Air Force, which had tu be dene before the Allies could Invade France. Bomb­ ers of the Eighth smashed Nail aircraft product lo r * : centers. Its -fighter* destroyed thousand■ of enem y ' planes In the air end on the *round. After beat)"tr the Luftwaffe In­ to relative impotency, the Eighth S ARE MONDAY, MAY 28, 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAG E TW O NEWS I'M HEADIN’ HOME TO REfAiNT WITH RTTSBUROH'S COLOR Mm DYNAMICS! * > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I Royal Air Forex « 4 , 16th Air Force, dlsor# transport In Germany, ited In Bi« Typo •TW $ * * * . U d t^ tk . k m s r ia d guug for uvery fiurfXwSTv llitble -pointerik , - r-s^. -/ 4 1 itf Coraplotfl Paint And Gian You Are Not Doing- Justice to Your Car! By putting o ff that paint job . . . no matter how ohr your car may look now, It .will look Almost new whenit leaves our shop. . We also do expert body and fender repairing. — Wrecks Straightened — YATES AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 North Palmetto Ave. • Phone .'171 Don't let nagging Bias sOtd mo* quitoas main yow wareousl Grab your Flit gun, and spray for at] youVs worth! For FHt Is tree death to n tba dread, gsrra-ledan malaria mosquito— as well as to com­ pests like moths and fliktmon | Buy an ample supply af easyto-use, pi assent-watt^ ing FUt. today/ Kiujruti.t*<m<i AND MOSQUITOLI -Advertisement, From where I Joe Marsh Lee M apes Sticks His Neck O ut . 'e bad a m eeting at the Town If Friday night, and when , I inner B enlly spoke/ up, for a low roof for- the echoulhouse, Lee Mapes Interrupt* him "H o w long you been In this town?" L ee demands. "Fourteen year*," say* Homer proudly. “ Thru yon keep quiet!" says 1-ee. "W e 'can’t have transients running things In our town." . ,1'm glbd to report that all of n* voted L e e down and let Ho­ mer have his say I'm glad not Juat because the school did need a n e w r o o f, but b e c a u s e *r doesn't do to let Intolerance and inejudIce creep Into a cnrninnnlty. W hether a man's atayed “ pot" a lifetim e ar a yvsr, w hether be storks w ith hla b rad or bt* liaads, drinks beer o r butlerm ilk - s o lo n g a* hw’ a a goad A m rrlran he has n righ t to speak hit mind, and hare his opinions (fa o w r v e r d iffe r e n t th e y may be) respected. Cqvyrifki. 1913. t'nui<tSiswe Urnrm FennJsma �/ V MONDAY, MAY 28, 1915 I’ M ! TOE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD. FI jORIDA 1 „ I• I >M' ence In Sifu Francisco, the roiu » •** -f I • I *tl UKNIM•I * ' U mittee was represented by Alvaro It lit t H ' l r f e ' l l b * f t f l i . X l ' t i i t I ' .. de Albornur. republican Ambatsiy i ui>[ii-lit'.1 in TK * . » i>f"Fti l U i i t i i ) k k c a l n o t ic e dor to France, of the l,eit Repub­ pil l. ll ei im l I If fa*| II f » *I if • m liulr ' mitt > n! ■ >*1 lican party: lndnlccio Prieto, of GIU'I ■ l I I l l l . i l A I I* >N I * . Hl'll ful !**U| i l l ‘ " t l * M ll the Spanish.- Sorieliol Labor 1,\! K 1,S, h hits* CAI ! 11 I 11 \ t i\ r Wi tlt* fits pL*v. -i i * Isa • . (Ill |*i., I 'party; Fell*. Gordon Oplss, ot the u i r>■* s mi * \>+ Mil *ii.t -'f r ift « .1*1il •- I I. w.i**l V* It 1ItU *!*I ft ' ■ Republican Union party, anil ».» vti Sn'iti*' *l i imiii' " *vni' hjr it jl.ii IV'lUilttl l"J pi" -*' ....I tie « • Antoni Maria Slwrt of the Re­ . *! lit I I O l ■ M i » t. t to •• f M-i ' i t *« •I 4-t* f *•1 ll W itt *•» ■ . i ;ir* i»filed publican [.eft Patty of Catalonia, i* V HI.lt.MNiN Jtoil* ■ i i. tv.i n vtiiiij mjjgjh and the Catalan Republican A c ­ i ii ih *-f * i n i»n • *i 1 III Ull < <»llf 4 >* f|U in* ' tion party. . u.i liulr « FltH lllii is11 i.( Im llll' . ► \K I. A M l " M » S ' i ll Ib v J FLull I ’wj It* *11 lln Mr. l>e A Han no*, formerly res i. in i iof rift‘t.iif< llh <1 j u ii a i* m i i ident of the Supreme Const! to ..hi i him nIM iitff.' ni1 * •«i, t tional Court o f Spain, explained pruv * * t « P. I* id t Ui Ia unit 1 • »’! 1*1.I* VIM'S ti • b« j«ul- -L.» I lot I It* HoiiHuri till.. I J, , i* M i m N N K M ' U I ' the presence o f the committee in « ii..- . I mill Uni l * * i*% * id ii,* s a n m u u 1; l Dv Margsrct I’arlon San Francisco by a statement in r i * Ml" l l i i A. itil |Si*t t l l f l i l u r n a . i- > u fi.i. •« l*"lt#iMu, a i *" hv rr * Ml BAN' FRANCISCO. May £i — -which he outlilied'clmrgcs against * l* u n k i i i i * * ii Y*»u « r * t m ' r ml it m ml i nrulwllitu ill m IT i riMlIflril « ful t*» ' The lait republican Parliament Franco that the committee has thmnt iiiii m »*w Wiintag ro> j |.. ,i v’ * r I n it l l l l l • * i'iitn|»lrt!l*l M in i tiAlu! >*ini iifftrl.il actl .if tiffli*that met In Snain will reassemble presented in documentary form to U * 11till A M w r ID ill Il f * Mf il .nj.i * Skt xStift-f' -i Ir'itJl |t|.i Ill m till llirtJ n V soon In France In an .effort to the delegate* at thr United N a­ f,tf litl i 'l i f |tn« |f1 Hiihlti M‘ of At*'** * .1 t» I* II lUtNlHlN 1 ii,. t'trruM * K u rt '• utn* *!' tu rn e r the fight »>'ain the Fran­ tions Conference on International C le r k , ....t i H i f l jtffllinolt- t'uuil I 1 u n t) !'lu t i d * n it »•* !••*> •»« it" Ijr. FI I(M l.A l.) co regime in Spain, the Spanish Organisation. tun* Uuli l'»v ti.N ii «»».• IM. Committee of L iiw a tion an­ las II* J lill*' I "Ml. 1M '!• r m i l "Republican Spain," he de­ <h f - M H f M i ill rntl*l* M ltl |if i I. i *i\ Kl* Mi­ ll* t« It». Jk\ UM nounced here recently. clared, “ w si the first to fight ftn* -fill - ..I ifi I?u« t u * * itl t K im i : t i* »r h\ « t l i ' » <*vtl«r ■ ! ** i»ul« ■I In announcing that the Purlin- against the Nail-Fuxcist powers Afcnu* *imi the fl r t tl iu u nuttit tk»h«**l f«.r I h r n in l u l H i i Mni«S A N Ft H IM f t i i lt i it i i t i i . i b p n f il inti i ment would meet again, the coin, and their first victim. Ahamjune I IllUD'l t * It. -mill |iU• mlttep also said that with per- bv the democracies. we lost a m il­ OUMfit i in trim , ti 11*. Cut mlamon of the French govern­ lion live*—n figure higner than Uouii Si ^tdtui. m ii. 1*4*1 Sty ment the headquarter* of thr the American dead fallen to ob­ i it >,ln | At. - mm i'lrt k movement against Franco would tain victory In Europe. of l»" < 1- 411| t l-.il I iit Hi Itl 1lit- If t'uUtit 1 *Iff • be moved from Mexico to France "Th e liberty-loving Spanish peo­ »' \1,4 l.> I I* >l |>i 1 \V\ after the close of the World Seple have won the right to la1 eurlty Conference hero, Tiie com- long In the world organ! ip! ion mittobi is composed of representa- now l>elng planned In San Frantlvaa o f (he five principal politi­ ei*co. But the government _ of o n i t : i « '» 1*4 IM.lt A J II '.S I ' ' YS . A KUWAUI I I ,.tI ■l S I . w llilsl ii 11 cal parties o f pre-Franco Spain. Franco, because of Its Nail-Fa*5^.1 ■ w ■ i«...11..vi - \i *vi ii I'tii i nf1 : 1 r St. IHolding ita first preas confer- cUt origin und doctrine*, ami iwHqua.i • \ 1 M i l l ! * H •ICTURIO KAVINO Hll "HIADQUAITUJ” in Flensburg. Germany. Ad* • h.i a Ms art ** 'ifKlee* > cause o f the great terror in that aiiral Karl Docnitt (second from left) Is accompanied by an aide anC Corn u \" i tsU1 lirl i l»> fl.lt country, is u menace to such a and r» |liil 1 1 1 III .1|i (1* *»< 1 H s-stchrd by uniformed guard* Russia has protested the easy status ol democratic organisation, not only | Lata f‘ ....... . kd"* **K !he sett-named Fuehrer llrltish nfll» r' * ■ '■ * to < Inirmaliortalt III 1 1 \ 1) 1‘1ll> 1Ml t. k you • » in Europe but in Spanish-speaking now |i Lii»*. ■r. t hi i 11• a1i I America os well.' • ■ . 1 t>lllll 1 | Im **1.a of Mr. Ike Allam ios anneunced mat or lis-T •• Ii* iu at lint* 1'a. i nil, it 11• <|.|\ . W*•M> V the committee would pres* the G. Itohlwing et ox IM i when you buy your insurance conference for adoption of a pro­ chant milrhip. lt> the i»rc*a r«»nf<*t raus. enre. Although »n Americnn • it» Chattel Mortgages ( fro i^ u s. A ll policle* we Issue arc posal which Dr. Esenuiel Padilla, 1tin. Martin (' I’ to Santord nonassessable. The \ircmlum you Foreign Minister o f Mexico. Is -x- len for h »fritv -f!v t venr^. <-*m I statu' in ItArnrm lragn said, ........... iautic National Rank p a r la all you will ever be re­ r^ t'e d " to 'mVke 7 o ^ e " ilm e 't h U kept in a Japanese Jail in the Com»«•« •.•■nice Ji t Sanford f'‘" ' quired to pa'*. week before the committee on » ral Philippines fur more than t “ " A tin Ml ir Nnliqmtl Hunk However you share in the memlnrship, ainantlnipnt and roc years al the dir,-ct insligalion of lo F l o . tlla . . i n . I ossm g, l in lp l. M savings of the company nln! in*l relariat. r ion i The proposal, it wus said, rcinl. Jo-e ( n-tiinu. ('.ii.sui for kiui.co Slat*- Hank back n port o f (he premium in in Manila. as follows: "T h e countries whom- Spain p. Florid* I > oiy. dlvi^nds. , , , , , Gooch. Klmel I. • 1was told l.y the Jaoiuiese Slat** Hank |i SKAi You can safely save on Vour regime has been established with Sarf*ut| t'a..h f-l-* ,1 S t o r e to fire and windstorm insurance by the military aid of slates who »M l I m i * arrested for being alii, , till. placing yocr insurance with us. fought against the United Na- Franco ami anti-Fnscist, 111 »-»l*l ^ lorida Sint«‘ Bonk The fact that life insurance tions cannot enter In the interim "I »n s (n q u rm ly qupsttnned t>y ('rriii laien companies, banks and govern- liunal orgnniralion as long as that the Spanish Consul and the Vice Poster. Chut lotto M to CJiu Consul— both o f whom gave not incnMil agencies accept mutual in (rgim e is in power." rerun Turin Credit Adrnr ‘ policies "oVnpVowrUel "in Permlaalop for exiled Spanish «*"lv svmpathv t.» the Ji.tn.m-. / surmce Satinfaetloif *»f M iirtKafn hav are Interesteil is an i republicans to go to France as hut moral sunport to unv n rtiii Southeastern Inv Cmujuiny tr i‘ Imprtssw” en doriem cnV 'of '’ mu'-! lcnt*tively granto<l aome months lies d iiectcl against Americans '' II P MrdoWno rt ut info, Mr. Dc Allxirnox Imt , tual Insurance. Plorirln Still1 Bunk to I k uisb cnnfirTiinJ in Sun Frunrino* These financial institutions with her «*v et j-y I«y (iforitch UhIhuIi . «*hmrman *•f millions of dollars mvetted ir. ilnniB IjWiu r I •.«» * »•» t** 4h«* Kirnch •IrU*pulton only n fr v rrn V estate mortgages have b I Il * p h t H in * i 1 ha dn Yu their servinthe l.rst legal ■''Mllflll . I k i t .i i tii S nt m n i i l 11ci ii F. AfkciJ » he i her Fra net* whu kf counsel, accountants and other 1 (.TiMirv I KulU Tically in fiivor nj n rtunion »f Wrdneidny, May 23, 1945 sources for determining the real ,. <* . •»• -. e j tm>t b ,i rm I ii 1st \ilmi In . i — i , .,*« , the Spanish Patllamrnt. Mr hi VNarrant) hvcd» •conomy anti dependability of a1l,............... ............. I iiHfJtiMr II h -1ri A -Uinun mi id thiit ht* did r**•* I .♦' o a* ihti-y To\tisr u-t ii mutual Insurance care to make a nlatemciit »n U io w Uunoraidr lln fh ircr'* Ilk-' will Ire glad to make a thin question, hut rnhlcd that “ the S Mnniii1 ( m|if In Kun'cll s u m v of your property, check Svvotir, {» I* iq in To S wh |ii 1 l reception we received from Mi Siny Irion fi your presrut Insurance nud If 1rxet I*- I *mrden* ! o. Didftult wimn truly moving.w I S A i my ii» I ;* i v Brndfoid. poaaiblc g e t a reduction in vour Kroh John A rt us T " Jono - i * Ht* said that of the l?*1 Depw U «lrr ( iinnr* tion rate. Regardless of any reduction J Reddick ct us tfea elected oiU'imiliy to the Inrl !2 J W I HI h In rate ) mi will still share in Thun11»mHi, 4*co ruc 1. vI u\ I -- * W hlti.M.rr 11 I* Spanish Parliniiicnt, 125 save firm N|r»-1■t * | Ii/V W<ln ! it|(* w nth the savings effected bv mutual Mmrice I riuim|*aon rt os aftiiiin.Hinrilrd, Of those still alive Stfl-et. (allllllll, II M . I Do Pol p l ^ nf insurance. Call 17H-J. C. ( battel MorIgtiKe he reported, more than half are \ (.nitiii. V( c m » — I "in V»l*»r | pir I n | r i l . Boyd & Co. "Y ou r Mutual W iilfri. I A h i Hondu Stole Mii-liit A ve , * Itoiiiin exile. The minimum quorum Mir. M v i tie \ e . W lit Job n*on I* nit Mmo I 'r lH r * lnsunuice F'rlcnd," Bank. ( I n l i A H b f III, It h l l « r f . I Ir u required, he said is lOP. and il Hit . \ \ 1 21 h Strep i Hut I iff, Hotursble lliseharge r •*« k i x i i i s io lii: 1 " tr fle t !'»■*.«* *BB» Ifc rH will be oosmhle to bring toifutnci III:; ^ !»th Stieet It* lln rln rll |rtlleirif a a I* S. A m y To Rufus Walden t r..n:m\ ! rr MR I A M A f.N O I IA at least 1M0 l>rptitiri _ I’ r f I u hi r * (.il, li»> K Minsra) l.eanr (livin g pfdnt to its cnBe against PH O NK U*. Poolev, Fnima J I‘o the overt aetions of Franco Hpmn. the eommfttee presented Contain Suit Civil Ricardo Arrlendi nca. of the mar* K(»- let \ 11 V* M »linn Ho. I < oil ” 2 1 " * fur May 13. 1913 JENM NU S ’ VViirmiit \ 1*eed h i« . MI.. l M t f r I I ■■■a-m SEED STOKE '(•rrlial • ubM» I Inn (fitry, Bliodii t) ot vir S G to 1*1 A A an fitrrf l*l*«*r I ( | (ahd'tari i-M 114a ti« for Mnrir D V m It mini i-t vir . It ti.o n b H ti.fa ..I I In f >* *X f rti lira I I D R IV E W A Y S Job.im iii . it It Sr i*t (ih lo 0 41*1 f r i f f a in n * Ir r 4 * 1 Itfd * tut * * W ELLS •|* L r l«l »m r r l » ■** ** MM*1 l*» HmM I >«*•■ 1 ItolK-l' Iti’yuobls llikrM Kiri*! * Hf" to SE PTIC T A N K 3 Johnson, If. 11 Hr cl l. k rrtl K aalialor* Trustees o! ('hurrh of l»od W ATER TANKS V |olH i*ra J oiios, T W ot UX lu ikmtiid CUI.VERTH ami SEW ERS llkM+1 linn «J 11**wf r Tm It, Jones Tfsii.lt Mix Cnnrrrlr Herds Sccunda available at low prk-r Exiled Spanish ■ Parliament To t Meet In France v « 11 : i '> !i it V (* i i ;i \ ^ it LiberntionCroupPledffes To Continue It’ s J lg h t On Franco u om rs MO.MK U.VKKU V ■■ij i \ i . r n \i \\ \ \ -■• I Ii;. W. I d S I. I ’ hnnc M ti-J Ytfc Do Not 'Guesstimate € fim Leftc7? m s in Nfr Seminole County Court Record » Touchton Druif Co. m i r idM• (Ml I’ R I pmRnm-nnMPANY CONCRETK PIPE jr NOW...YOU CAN " YOUR HAIR AT HOME WITH THE NEW, REVOLUTIONARY Remit v Trust Burrow * cl <iv Hi nil 11ii ii v <*• Im I <•( m r 11viii . Ivim IVvlt*1., \ iti-il t* i I .*v il^ U T A \ Y .*c -CRT COLD \HAV[ P R O fE S a O N M IY fl . Ni i . l . Mi t«* I t l . i i k m . 1,1 William, -Mia. Augusta FI. Ill . it. Itupicc. Krai K-talr Mnrtgagr Kuuxr, C F'. ct ux to llnrvpy CONCRETE L O D G E A SU N (t lt O C E K I E S M 11A I S 1 II.0 C K P E N IN S U L A R Concrete Pipe Co. V E t; e i«a Tm 3r<i vi t a ih I C . ! '. W !■: R T M il I- I 1 IIW IIIII r ii \ !.■ n « a ! l)iiimonds--\\ alt lies The Kilgore Seed ( «» * oinpany tri John Fift h Michael < R IP I ION I I I I I Ii >' i i i 11: .e s i*a«**r •*»" fhanr t i l41 l HANFORD. FLA. UHCLE I O S K HOME BEAUTY IOT Car - RAD IO S M r l h r it* -- II omr iiis l ra il u- H ALKH If M H O K KLECTH M SEHM f K . iB M .t .a .l. v i , l*k~», -•« | I*A HR A MOKES GROCERY MEATS — POULTRY i 'S ti rv fk fb Sir* M M I i I I -J M I ' I I’ liniat •|«1 t K \ l< ' i GEORGE H iti u i i; COUHSEN I'f.M llI i m Irw <i h __ r-.il. a . , — ----------— ! L .. .y e n —A ’Twurf" eoW wava ptrmonrtl giv*t you to long lotting won, tueh loft lowly eurH, m dUc/oot thot no •no wfl ovot tutpoct how fboy M A m . Vour **TwgrI" profoulond typo ♦ Ona after nnofbtr JaDon't g fiti* * art boiag bUatoat Tokyo, goyo, Kobo, Osaka. But wtSro got a lor>( way to go. W a ll hava to < fight avwry Inch ot th# way to Tbkyo, * rth toit o * — - ~ — — —— - UNCLE JOSH suyn: a, ivr iiiv l.n r .t a ■iintatUS H ITS lar 'nhla." T m iI t llt r .W t. fWOSisH aa a. . - • u * ■ i . a* ■ W rtrtrtrt* ■ ■ ■ M M *. \ 1 • ■ l H A R R Y 'S HAH A , CITY DRUG CO. •. • Jlst so It don't h>pptn 1*M i [LANEY'S drug —V - # J f > i i « i 1s | |'ho«r —*f* A I o. IV K Y ’ k Prvawrtallaa* * • w4, ?! fttov- V . . a. r t . W rt a w .rt.rt.rt.. STRICKLANDVORRldON. Inc. ' R A M ) V I.I. E L E f T I l I U • bar* (*r all ibv L ltllllra l 4'Sttf 1'||-|wl r ft I l| *- r r K n h i f j a r •• VV|iltt| r**»*1 RppHIIA 112 'IfULtMilln Vif: |*h*Tti«? l i t -* & ‘A i. ft ♦ rtr t « w t l4|l«M I. Ik, aat Part mt Oar irw .lrt-. RoamltUl & Androson t(,W F rt r t..-w .to .r t.^ r t* r t. -, I ' « i » I* ri|i tr i * I' m11 1» •- sto rk “Ford Dialer Since > v* t*t . CooroeUcj* . Fountain Service . - I I Hr I • V^r t LA R ■ LIQ U O R STO RE * 11 11 jd 1J« W. IvL H i A A R tOflM lho tio*tjfml Is . . . A optimist don't Cfttow hu! 1 %> JOBBERH . DISTRIBUTORS ... m i •ho don't think th t'i h tlf M purtyj Pfcaa* I t l SANFORD Auto I’arts Co. c o m p l e t e PAnm s e r v ic e iiN^ Njji. roe Llsilo Wlfllo - -•rt. ond U such o short Hmo, i \ sr* ELECTRIC SERVICE Cn. try Maaaalv* Av*. < \i i .( P L U M B IN G * 33 V,«r> K.wrMmrw' .•w att n Y O U T O O . W t l L BF. lE A D IN G T tit s m flE C T itR Y l E A C H -W F F K | �iI & vH a i’h* Sanford’; Herald ROLL11U U BKAS iu iih lORUOS D « * s - «!■»>■>— Ms ' lis ir r ir n o s * * * * * r * i > u i t- n o w * IBIaae W* * » »* • »♦ ■ rfiw . I w - '• f'J J J V _ T » * U *r.U U • ■*»•**"■ • ’ i t n f i u a r > « * " * ' » * >* • u t t ir »a iiu *e <• «*• •**’. '• M kll raiU a •» all ■•**■ „ r * l i M i* M *«■ »*V resells* !■ •*'■ * • * • » Ik* i « m i * «a iu a H b H i rtahU »• #r IN I k*r»U • -»• • m il, BIGGER AhjD< BIGGER/DARKER AND B SEK ffi Household Falls Ro b e r t /uvldehlal falls from Jndders ai»i -iifptools in :»ini about the tmnu- urr responsible each year for ulxmi 200 deaths and many thousands of serious injuries in lhi* United States, the Mctroolitan Life Insurance Company estimates. These disastrous fa^s are attributed very large­ ly to ladders or stepstools which are improperly or care lessly used or which are defective. Basing their analysis on the experience of the com­ pany's Industrial policyholders, the company finds that more than two-thirds of the accidents occur among men. and of these, three-fourths take place outside of the house j while the men are on ladders, painting, working on screens, washing windows, nr engaging in other similar activities.j About two-thirds of the mishaps to women occur Indoors, 1 while they are doing such chores as cleaning walls and hanging curtains. The Metropolitian [Mints mu that toss of balance, mis- 1 ..tops or slips, improper placing of ladders and defective j ladders, are the principle cause of the fulls. "Fewer ac­ cidents wquld occur," the company says, "if members of the household exercised ns much caution in climbing ladders i as they do In descending them. Going up nr down, the user ' should grasp the sides of the ladder securely and place th» >•11II of the foot firmly on the ladder trend." AUTO PAINTING Come see us for complete Auto Painting— Ilody and Fender work— YATE S AU TO P A IN T SHOP. 105 North Palmetto Ave. Those of u* who are hoping for no mora wara are overlooking a jot of sore spot* in the world to- day. SEM INOLE FEED STO R E Solomon’8 Cold Where did King Solomon get his gold? From Ophir. (tie Bible *«>■*. lint where ia Ophir’ When 4-olrt was dis­ covered in Smith /‘ fricn and at the same t:me attention called to some ancient ruined atone building* near by. i lot of [ample thought they had the answer. T h e s e ruin*, known a* "Zimbabwe" or "Atone house", have since been studied by* many archaeologists, who thought them Arabic and reminder) the world that the Arabs, always notable ♦itilors, could have dropped down the East African cons! from Arabia and brought back gold in abundance. A story (hat jinny would like to believe, tint apparent ly only n story. The man who killed it, David RanrlallMaclver, an F.rvflish professor of Egyptian subjects, has just died. He studied Zimbabwe thoroughly, and said that the ruins were not more than a few centuries old, and i|uiie like others known to have been build by the native Negroes. He thus knocked the bottom out of that popular adventure vurn of South Africa, Rider Hnggnrd’s "King Solomon’s Mines." And thus ends another romantic tale. Another Conversion The legislature has passed t biU empowering city governments to tex utilities to make up fbr revenues lost through hAmedtean exemption. That might prove * good method for Ranford to con' alder. A communist paper In London accuse* th* ■ Polish governmentIn-eiile of plotting war against tha Soviet Union, end quotes Polish A rm y officers as saying, "TKAy live for nothing hut ths dkV ’ when they can fight ths U.SJt.R,” That would be just like Cuba fighting the United BUte*. from what seemed- to-be-the ob­ jective of mtny of tha Senator's colleague* and cronies not so long ago— to devise laws, and parti- lean way o f life. But the point is that tha American way nf life has worked, that If ll hasn’t vet abolished poverty it ha* reduced ( It In this country to a de-rre | which is th* envy nf the rest of 1the world, and because, despite i the New Deal, it ha* preserved the opportunity to get rich ■ In other word*, the economic emphasis hare ha* always been on production and, parenthetical­ ly, that emphasis has been the nation's salvation In the greatest war in history. Very possibly we have been careless in the matter of distribution, permitting at timaa too great a gap between the rewards for honest and faith­ ful e ffo rt and what Senator W ag­ ner calls “ the exreptiOnal re­ ward for exceptional merit.” 1)1*tribullon will always need alien tJon. The on* thing to avoid, however la to givs It tha primary wnitdetetian: Th»r*tioohrinvvrr ably go .to production, without whoa* stimulatlori from tha op­ portunity'to rat or 1rh there (a too fittl* to d i i t r l C « , • Tha Sanator S e e d specifically for tho “ adoption of tax policies which encourage Investment and make it worth while to taka riska,H also that th* government lean to private rather than public lending and ’ ’uUllsa every sound method o f stimulating private em­ ployment before resorting ,to pub­ lic employment?* Hie** hi* regen­ erate heart! — Now York Herald «m r n -r Obviously— the Senate three day* a*<| sjgnrtl by Governor ill-tort M. —eley on July 24. 1K46 Thl* I nil cr*it% of I lorida i , A I N K S V l I . f f . *dn> .' t, Tin I t -t revenue art of the Stale of I i ridn levied lines of from one* rlh to three fourth* a cent |,er rrtuci r» « re ttn land it d ten rents per hundred dollar valuation of town . ami to,ddi gs, from which ,*r .nennie of 12n,f l[> ) was e xpent ,-d \ tax of llnry sevco anil on*t-jif re is j er kIuvc and n three I rtlars per raprtu in freu male . evrr*,* *. between the ages of * verity one anil »ixty, was to net f I 2,Mill, while levies ag^mst -trreks of merehandiie, ami on the grots income* o f commission merchant* and from auction sales was to account for SHI.000. Ifcvenue from the total income of doctors and lawyers, a d taxes on tavern*,‘ liquor store*, billiard 1fahle*, shares o f »u*-k. Inttresi t earing notes, pleasure carriages, rirrl puhllr shows e a* to supply no additional $10,000 During the first year of state bond, the actually collected re­ venue was nearly 60 per cent short of those expected retur ». while expenditure* were almost 16 per cent in exces* of **llmate*. Approximately $28,000 hail been collected b** the end o f October, Ik 40, and state warrant* had been Issued for over $6R,000 The Assembly had failed hy ti wide margin to achieve its expressed desire for pay-as-yougo government In reality Ah* stale ended her first fiscal year with * floating debt, in th* form nf treasury certificate*. greater than the total yearly .Income from taxation. The Genera] Assembly had also failed to ‘follow the basic policy o f Ita finance committee with respect to equality o f tax Irrita. In proportion to their relative valuea, agricultural wealth was favored anil commercial wealth penalixed. Free NegToe* were aingled out for a three dollar head-lax, although even the at­ tempt to levy a twenty-five cent lax nnjvhite male* wa» defeated. Hawker*, peddler*, and Itinerant trader* were assessed a* much as one hundred dollars for each county In which they a ~ U x .' w M c lf-ir 'e ifa l have eliminated the activities of these individual*. The Assembly did establish an They Cooperate For Your Health — tis r S S p s r - Centuries o r f In lervlce to' mankind la th* conscientloak cooperation between your doq-| tor. and that idniggfat. a team dedicated to your health. Its; foundation ia, mutual trust. -m in vtelfae#ry .advance Into preacrlgt in garksjr* canal Every time you threwawayscrapingsof greaee evacrapa of fat meat, you^e Jo$ing the prerioaa Phone !>I North Elm Ave, Ill It IV I’s lr ic k 'Iem ber of the <in t e rn in g Board f K Yung* I ihrary of Florida NEW NEW H E R A LD T R IB U N E Fresldent Truman ha* o»ked .'nr authority to reshuffle the governmtnt end get rjd of a lot ol tleadwood. That will help solve our manpower shortage. Phone 571 Feeds IPs results tho* count Sold by Cigaret Martyrs Our senior Senator, Mr. W ag­ ner, has just made a speech which, we think, should he com­ mended for it* rather strange lack o f New Daal Ideology. Or perhapa we misjudged the Senatdr’a political philosophy in the years when he appeared to amhrace th* "planned economy” program of the brain trait and to Indorse, if ha did r.ot sponsor, tho collectivist dream* o f the princi­ pal apokasmen fo r tha period. In ally event, ha -has now told a New York audience o f Federal saving* anil loan official* that tha aurtat way to preserve dem­ ocracy and free enterprise In th* United Hist** I* "to abolish poxarty without destroying th* op­ portunity to gat rich." Iter* In a vary neat packaga, we should sty, la an objective on which Americans in the vast majority can agree. Also H 1* a fa r cry , Made for Florida needs the boys at the front can’t do it all! Matt. 2fl:16 In splendid pslsca* up wheel*. C H A R LE S R I.0 A N REID a . w il l ia m s RRAI. BSTAI'l-J-nBOKRIl ' Attomie Bank Hldir Ptirne 732 And the I nature of the service is so novel that it may interest socio­ logist a hundred nr a thousand years from now. They are the men and women who patiently stand in line— mnuyL JUDAS WAS NOT THE LASTjof them day after day and week after week— to get their i CR SS 8 KKn R WHO 'legitim ate nr illegitimate (piotas o f cignretu. DOUBLE .• C KO OS HE HAD M AD E A '01IAST1 V* M MISTAKE. DON’T Many of them are standing not for themselves, hut I ISTAK E . DON’T -DABBLE - —------— ........ 1 for IN THE BLACK M AR busier people who employ them. Their war-time opera-j K E T QK IM M O R A L IT Y . YOU ' ~ I lions have created n new calling, which might almost be' W1LL S U R E LY C H E A T YOUR called a profession. They go from one tobacco store to an­ SELF:- What nra ye willing’ in give me, anil I will ■leliver him other, buying every time ns many packages as the law Unit) you? And they weighed allows or the storekeeper will sell*,then in the evening dishim out thirty piece* of »ilver tribute them at profitable prices in taverns and other CROSS - TIES (From kalrldographl Once livinit wood that bore it* bloom. Amt dropped it* fm it d on e the Une* Of deep old fnre»t» in the doom Of »unle<* day* ind winter rain*: And knew the fire in leaf and twir Of life sucked In from fertile • soil, Where beaver* plow, und chip­ munk* -lie. . ■ ’ .Thu* tilling by their patient toll — Now bedded *111*. laid aide by tide, Like rount)t*> brother* in a tine; For, tliWe who walk, or lho*e who ride. <A ' Tttbtmtlng -causeway to a t »hrine. Thu*, guiding ninth am! penury Between two row* o f ahining *leel*; And ipeeding wealth and indu*- Y, I &. hy economirnl government, for the total *tntr expenditure* during the year did not amount to a* much i'i dollar* a* there were individual* in Florida The real expen*e of government in !H4f>. however, was Isirne by local poli­ tical division* of the state and. furthermore, the central govern­ ment provided for little more than (he salorie* of ■ ha ldful of men in the executive, legislative, and Judicial branches of the state The member* of Florida's first Ceneral Assembly did hope to provide n i adequate revenue ami their failure to immediately esti , hlish a sound ft-cal policy waa In , a large part the result o f condi­ j tion* beyond their control. ! I You can help— B U Y W A R BO NDS! F A R R E L L ’S Arcade PA C K A G E STORE Flrut Street Arcade Phone 91 Ik BWr. | , j , i j , | (tring Jl to Holler Motor Sales— War Service Headquarters for all makes of can and trucks . . Our okill, our experience, our leader­ ship In service are your assurance of expert work . . . Sanford knows thin—and you can be sure of It. S ta n d a rd * ’ s’ : a t-- - ^ ;>_________ _• - E q u ip p e d Expcrieni REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES Modern Mechanics w seeenv • H V I ' ■* "- . .L‘ tt > » -" ■ Bring Your Cor In NOW a . tw in “ Quality \ Service •», Headquartera” ' In hi* i turn, tha druggist follows the doctor'* orders to a pin-point of-Wactltude, know­ ing full well u»« value of hi* work. red points your mest dcslcr would £ir* you la return for . Those afflicted AGENCY IN SU R A N C E C O . W allace S BalMInj. Tampa, Florida with illnet* are tha beaaftciarir* of .thli team work. T h ey alwaye! ap-‘ predate It when tho doctor recommend* a d ru g g ist ' In whom he haa confidence. This ja tha 87th o f a aeries Of Editorial advertisements ap- » CH E V RO L ET win niiT sr.-uiiresD in 01DSM0BILE ★ ‘ * J " a ‘ CADILLAC . i • .'V-u v �t \ •* McfiitJrtT. W/tT'svidis — nmtft-Himirti .nm-Atn. ^Nronn rr.onm\ .................- imoi. uvu (M isb Munson’ *? Pupils It* Annual Spring Swing* Calendar HeMAt Celery Crate.! p Social BUY BONDS cjnd SPEED TOTAL VICTOR Y juibe'ilKU ; M s T T a s l f3 B U Y B O N D S AT O U R BOND BO O TH N OB FO R F R E E BO N D P R E M IE R E ' A R M ED S E R V IC E S !tOr hast Day Today! The Sigm» Delta l‘hi Chsplrr of lhi* Suh Deh* held itn annual M U* Jewel Sm ith ha* returned "S prin g Sw ing" on Friday even­ to Jacksonville n fter havin g spent ing, May 1R at the Celery Crate. a week in Hanford v isitin g with Clay decoration* of pallet* helped relatives ami friend* erente a spring atmosphere. T h e , climax of the evening wa* a floor ] »how presented by the "(la to r*’ '. Those i fen dancing during the ! evening; the Misses Janet Hettel, | Evelyn Mathews, Charlotte True.' June Chapman, Betty Jo Toll*. i Hetty Jo Brock, Nancy Jo llunlalex, life Mrliellan, I'eggy Pip- ] pin, Betty Jane Copeland, Emily ' Friends of M rs. A . IT. K ollo way Mathews, Rosemary Bunliek, Ann-* Lovell, Kifi Bach, Charlene Calil- ! w ill he sorry to le a rn that she well. Shirley Moreland, liatcl is ill and is confined to the Willard, Dorothy Price, Daphne O ran g e C en eral IIo *p itu | fn O r Connolly, Sara Mayer, Sophia In ndo. MclTmlgil, Louise Lundquisl,} Judy Jones, Belle Wsrd. Martha Page, Audrey Bach Tni Living. Lieut E liln b o th I) I s*a, A N C . ‘ stop. M Southward. Sallie daughter of Mr nml M rs C h ester 1Morrison D aniels, has a rrive d safely in j Also: (Hen Lingle, Troy Itay, England, according tn word re David Jackson, Church Herron. crivod by her parents Ilrrb y Stenstrom, Bustej Faircloth, E.C. Harper, Bill Ingnram, Sandy Knight o f Orlando, Walter M r. ami M rs. U. II. (ire e r of Scnnubfl, Billy Shoemaker, Willis Oviedo have had word from th eir Anderson, Kav Shoemaker, Ho­ youngest sop. Lie u t OHn E ward Whelchcl. Harold Penley. tire e r in England that he expects Simon Dingf elder, Vem Clark, in return tA this co u n try soon ; Alvin Kil|iatrlek. Don Dyes*, Son­ ny l.ahorn. Ijilirier Heard, Billy tiray, Joe Wathen, Kenny Leffler Mm, L r ilie Went rctiir c»l i and Walter M. Smith I'ir ir iil ilt ^ t 'it a l MAyat Krumu1 II M uiimih Piano School " ill |>r<*itrni h Senior Hccitai Mmuliiy evrnm if m h ; IS o'clock in iht' slm ho nt till.! M y rtlf Ave­ nue M rs Je»M* S 4'leveland, «n prnno, vt ill h** artist for lhr ih t s im u ii , at ul. the pi nno by her mother.,, .Mrs. I L ft I’ip fln . IN her* w ill be Jen rot le e Hilling*b*y, A rm M rong, l tic 111r H illm an and Dai tu rn <'hu|nm«n. The (nubile in 1 trmlt'ii it ronhttl invitation. The program w ill include the follow i ntr March HnnitmUf Op 13 (K»> walakii r «. c~ m ... M «.r ADVERTISING- Have You Heard The One About the Fib lie Senkitrik. llarrn rn H e Hollow ay iF e a r i* ) Hetty Jo Bring Your ( Homage to the Hills (G rey) Mn* tin i ’hetprmni Murk Kyi** tllusainn Folk Hook > Melba Frod ero k, A r r l>y Bcilon Polish anDoe I,Scharw rnkit 1 Joyce Pit I flie r f*y| ay I «*vi* Sunt? (fro m Mmuyh ly Mm h i tat i Victor H e rb ert! Jo an M rTevr Itom nncc On * I S o tl (Sib el »or ) A lyve Ann A damn. Songs "(loin* Home" (Anton D v o ra k ), “ The S ta r" (a F r a y m eni fnon Pintoi t Hojtrrit I M rs jc m s Cleveland. O rg an Solo. “ None Hut the L o n e ly Heart'* ( Tschaikow skv ! Dwight Im u h e *. Mien who i* b rin g aiietP T in !»• iiii'i t rtiiinv public hnbilttv M ill' w ritten „ip in our Jt*« ui ppjiei M * t id t hr in n rv ri get into iciort hut Coil doe* n't mean in -1pet f * t.utnu- met e unfit* liin m i « St ricMaud-Morrison hie. amt ;ii • o**t In n if d ■ n’l w;illl ■ |‘ I* l n fur l'i>m|>lelr so iiH -i* n e Motor Tune-Up Pltitnt* *» t r /|ll\ Mile Wh«* inilii*’ til Vl»Ur hiiii-e, tni ** v ■"ut vmil farm , whrtiuu v mu want to -re them »>i nnf. m uvhe a f i p i mJ a i u tiim c r .itlil gets ;I. i"- ih e next k li tie g etting Ill'll .1 I'ilpl'l RllVI t.| | l| l'.| * , -how rnu*“ Peel In n S ta rlit C ard en Ir m r M atthews. (F e d e re r i Concerto in It Flat Minor (Ts t'h uikuw 'ky I .lonnue W ilia m *Am Me#re up |3 No. 2 ( Km i t y i Hobble le e Morton. Sonata On 27 No 2 (Moon lig h t) (Beethoven Adagio So* ten I"to, A lice ret to. Presto A g ita to i Sunday from M iam i where for T h e chatierones for the evening the pa-d week **h«* li:iw Itevn >t* i t w ere M rs. V . Jones, M r. Fred i lfig her 'mhi in-hi* ;«(•«! «laughtn i D yson. -It and Mrs. Hill Sindh f'hipf PeUv U ffi err 4irove* < WhidiliHi, r S N l t urn I V|n* W ind ilcn anil granddaughter, Ju d ith J Krtreii j P a t s y Ann Davis 1Celebrates Bi rt hday h ie l i t . h o y c e I ’o r g u s o n W e d s E n g lis h ( i i rl JUDY (* A B LA N D au iii** r o r a >nii e M u ig r n M nigltu nt u-.ii t i A i l fu r S A l.IiS W ttti far n; WWW v im illl- iF r "ACHihf c Us tT>T - .... |Jere qoinq io sivim at Havoc On Franklin Is Shown At Bit/. Feature u l - 1:00 • 3 :HI 5 :2 0 - 7 3 « 11:10 jC a r r i » r Franklin Disaster Pictures” 4* * vs ^ <2 HITS! TUESDAY IT S S a d o C a y t H0UYW00DI Mary Jfean King Has Birthday Party V TOM CONW AY BARBARA HALE Falcon'* ul :2 .i - 10:0-1 Mary Janr King ur»* recently hono m l with » blrthdny party given bv bv r mother nt their home nt 106 Myrtl* Avenue. She was f ive years old. Various games were enjoyed by all the young guest* Vivian Morrison won first prixe for pfnnlng the tail nn the cat while second prixe wa* won hy Heverly Gea. lUfreahmanta of cupcakes, ice cream arid candy In fanoy baskets were served to the following; Mary Audrey Rharon, Vivian Morrison, Molly Holmes, Beverly Gee, Ann Hervey, Jeanstte IJarvey. Amaret Rpler, Frmncea Middleton, June Jennings, Dotty Jenn Williams, Carol McNeil, Judy Id mien, Carolyn Hudson, Mary Jeari King, Bobby Jacobs, Phillip Hudson. Hamilton Oven, Lynn Cantsvell, Bobhv ^Williams and Al King. Achievement Night Held By l-H ( ’lull m*.ii Night wa * hrl.l \>eilne*<in> ' ‘i " " 11 ......................... F irst motion mcturen nf the | M,iv _• t with MrDonna Be;- "V .eirm .b'v «i ludoruuat at *»■« ahnui't i Iif air S h i i e i . I.« il leader m rh a rg . I lem lng . . n r H*" cru ft ca rrie r l'.*S *S, F ra n k lin , of Die tiiKgitiiu Itei t jia r ii --f 1 " 'o ^ ~ r" ' ' after inuth nf u J apuiiece dive I ik r Mm k ii pir nt-i I I hr |irtigrnp 1 h r hfj'lr, n l ,«,t lll hiim brr attack and the Milr^etpieni luArlv in hot w cltl havoc wrought by the ex pin*inn with tin l H g u l? p ir'ifrttc4 .• w In tv net nv*i -at of the F ra n k lin ’* m agazines and I "**| ••'III Mil V f* 1 It t itU K W ntlM * ygvdltn# ktort a* can I k - w n a! f ' l a y 11 t *’ 111 111« *| \ to lo ry r**\*w|ing the 4 if eft bv n m*' I \nkr f if thc eH iU Tbealarr l» !a y , blefii, * h lc )i i- the fmu lea' hivh muml n**»kl', Photographrsl at colen ramre hv r |mv rr w iili the li-tlri StiMWHIK b"M \y \ l( I . D M l s ,.t., II mu end slccv r- erulr I p< NttVy and riowRireel phntng r ii phot * 1h|r 111« H . i-ni If. •f . i Iru f 1 mII mu mg the plus the i H wri^t Jincl ih* fl| tl Hoc lot •■ 11r 1i'f .1 1 ' 'Of. i it, the film show* the terrib le die n lf t g r w a- resnl q I n p lt u ri***l a k in f * i im i .» fv>S r i u n n a p.«ti i i i n tie!ion in detail and the h m * The Hintiem r then - »th. tra in H*t “r and 4 pitr «*r p* ,1* p m n of our N avy men in battling the i tub g irls in I be P lcifgr nf |(f csilia hln-» *•* *• p r r t t j i t o 4 H i t i t iH i ot.nl MU' !<h m the flame* in toe fare of cxpjn 1 | (in A 11eg in nee uml «mg mg «»f i he * lute *.'»l in t ihlwu n o n * lhut shook the sea and sent | I -rft to f i t lit i r i M ■v* \ ■ Mi i mile high plume* of smoke and nn tin mil tin l hem, "T h e S ta r ^r wn * Vlnini^s of 4 iduinl'ii -1 < - i h * Walter D klii.iM .iM ->pi o clold flam e billowing o ver the M rirk -j g ird Bat'lier. L a te r in the evening the M m , who won ll»r ‘•'I m i si,o Midi rn carrier »m* given the 3rd Infantr* |ioi*ino ind fought Cn e of the most g ra p h ic pic* i CrfHidrnoth^m Dance I n f®ur r a in na I* t■ n *« in. I m •»p* *«»* in co* t tune. A gum I nt tr mlnm • * of lu re s to come nut nf the w ar Is Ih ratrr; I ri him tl *-■• i■»•I I Iml m n close up of n N av y rhnplnln (iitreutiR and friends nf th** * litb I) A lle n , nf Hf iii|< i mmi v* lo in 'i. M’putteil and the leader* adm inistering the last rites to a w in of th/ Silver h U i 1'ioit !- 11» tn id |i|eii*f'tl In liHW1 to nn ich I u r n p r * n I l i f , i I t *- lti ti h..o n o t i t * m ortally wounded sudor F ilte r, were 1 ilt r re*f" *i n■ t cr*in in ii » tl y 1 r11 . J o h n It. I t r n f ie 41 " f • 1|1 Mi n t h * •» in a ceremony on the k»wnb|.4t|li*T|||p |\1 .* k - » 0-l>*Mt1 •* w recked deck of the tu r n e r , 21J • hnw n f l g l i t i n g in c .r i tn ,. i ’[lie jivsnfd* giV'i’fi nn >* mrmi>er* nC the crew tire hw i f ' l c l follow* the |hin»3e Heart Haking l *t \ ear l*t jdnee. Mrvry t 'm l tun, i nil Uslu-I •, si-lf l til’ M l-.,Itr I I v 1I., i , i i i place, (.e rtru ile (Ireen leaf Mathews. Hi'lt> Jo I ••lie. Jrull .... . | ........ l(* k in * — 2nd Y ear V a rn , Outdu I'arlUm, Ttu I tviug- , M.„| , fat nlftce, Dorothy T ra in ; ‘iiwj stun. Martha Hagnn, I-n-bt Mint!" place, D orothy Hurke. M r*. ForiftiMin, n rnilivc of Fng ^ Immcili 11* lU k in * — 3rd Y e ar land. r**crivrd her »*diici»tiiui in u tiM-i iii l«t place, Hetty Itene Hall Ji Sgt David H. Greer and wlf.-, thf' W rot ham School *»l the »«f *»r m i * Ihe former Miss Virginia L ea l* place. Pegg y Unwell. ( ’hurch of E n gla n d a n d th* V\ »•* i \ Food P rep aration — 1*1 Y ear nf Charleston, W. V , . left Son Koirrr * t Itfn Hti'l coil "s, h.utl Silir- f be- V <• l* t place, H arhani KubankHi. font on May 20 after visiting his ha* ju«! rrxrntly wirivcd mi thi otili i b • Food P rep aration — 2nd ^ ear parent*. Mr and Mrs. B. H l rllll«-d StHtrf i • o ». I 1 place. C h ristin e llnKikl ri. (Iroer of Oviedo. They also vislt- Sgt. Davi d (ireer AndWifeViBitParenta Id fin I orgndi.ri iiit> ffli',1 tin Clothlii* — 1*1 Year rd hi« two sister* Mr*. Raymond nd ' local •*' a*id *.** t I n»t n«»tr*t I *t place, Joan S m ith . I‘(ill nf Orlsndo and Mrs. M It. from S# mmeT' High w h-**d w|t) Vlnninjr of West I’alui Bear (i place, Pat«\ Keogh the "f IL M,1» .o tlVr Clo th in g — 2nd Year ffgl tireer Joined the Marines linj In all *0' hind til hit* tic*,pm to nl.u l* t place, Chrinlirie Hr* soon afttr wnr was declared, ami ly foot bull wjjwir h«‘ plrtyrd Hurke A la o ; lir a , Robert W H Ilem i, ha* seen -H months o f service 2nd place, * Dorothy • quarter hark Hr judluloil m the Clothing — -3ri • year M rs, - Ueocga lla d a o n ,. M r a .. J1L11 (n. th? South Pacific with the ’* * ’WntfWf 5U fM AmtV il» Viivnilftcr 1 l l fla fe, Peggy Howell." H a rv e y , M rs. lU m illo n O v e n . Mr* M an h e*.'lie is n ow 'iit 'Winta'mk-' _____________________________ Clothing — 4th Year Je n n in g s, M rs. U. C . M ax w e ll, amt hurg, Va. whrre he wilP have a 1st place, Betty Rene Ball tour of duty. M rs. JR. W . K i n * . , Others with Complete exhibits beck. Mary Cnrlln". Clothing — 2nd'Year Baking — 1st Year Barbnra K u b n n ks, lloroll. Joan SJobloont. T e slo Clothing ’— 1*1 Year ATTEND Joan HJobloora, Carlcen ll«Ho B O Y S ’ CAMP W J rN W W N U m O M t hm m UM OOn fo r fa># la Applying And J - f - N - 0 In Drying WINONA latki In It'd of .Mr has *1 vice ■< »ry is to hr coil g rain hr rx c r llrr it I.ritd rrn hii on mi Hell Sh rille r ub« lermiidy given h**r hpi nr tn the 4-11 C'lub. 1 '",fl I* U 1 1 ^ 1,1111 b, 1 1 I'Mt ' I tticu ,.n ' hl-ti- two o f f rolwngv **f III It 1 II \N M tl M IM I N I I jiu g h ’-ift VS* 1 in i' f"* in* * t Cn vin I* n iiis 1 ■1 Nnvnl A ir Slut' 1 8 D R r .A C E .N D *r . N1 * * * V»n VACUK * N^this summer/y 5 mile* northcAnt of DeLeon Springs Tho Clear Plastic finish fo r Wood orllBoIxym____ — #*Wiiokftoine; Food.... — “ G IR L RUSH” al 3:42 - G;15 • 8:50 ________ 1:05 • P i » f t W a|ef Supervised Swimming • Directed Athletics v Plug Old-Time’Movieii »4'Pllcker Flashback” and • ihi Paramount News! • eason Give the Graduate 8omething\(o keep • 1 •a happy wholesome vacation In the great outdoors percul e in rttriiHW nml nolid FOR HIM:— uiUirs si/.en 1 to G. Cuff links, tie biuVwntch chain, identification bracelet, bill fold, or u rlnif. ? under the best possible environment and Iw fc r- TH URS. June 25 to July 16 lirOfidcipth, Come in find see our newly united select inn , of gifts. T h t t* »"P wkh • purpoftp - * - To flv « every bay a • S 111|h u i t i of HOTHiicki'r, !»<>|/. FOR HER.— • Locket, £ . anklet, bracelet, linrrettes, 1.98 and 2,98 pearls, n— bar ;« • " b” H. g . M ORRIS Bay A Bond June 6th Free Movie. Day’ !ord Paint W m . £ . 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There’s a INTERIOR SEMI-GLOSS LOOk AT THAI TRAIl IN [JC, ^ i.' t r »,v ? 5 t 'O V $OM6DOD> L IN E to C j T - 1*1 L V fleet? imiMith M •■tin wall in (I w«H>il«k<irk cm me I that % w iih •hie. 7 file* ting co lon rU.M.ilr Iwtlall D R . R A Y M O N D L. BASS GRADUATE VETERINARIAN phone >■'! L A R G E and S M A L L A N IM A L S Hill Lum hrr & Supply Y a rd Sanford • Orlando Highway Phone day or night 237-J T E L E P II 0 N E ODERATORS SANFORD >-• M«rne*l * V E N E T IA N B LIN D CO. Akv 1 I’Kiti Er:t; H i n n ex k <■ e s s a i: t e sse n tia l work custom-made to fit each window. Call 260-J W ITH PEACETIME FUTURE for free estimate. BLINDS R E P A I R E I) CAI*T. C. IIOI.TSCLAW. (Retired). Owmr Overturn' paj Paid Vu< alums Erei| lent Iticivii.e* Sanford. Fla. I liHaant Eioirimmenl A'ttfflv E(n|*hiynieni Smo-rvuiir V* Ti Weelilnj n Snl m it.i) », V 1- S U l’ HEI.I. TE1. A I E L . lO 11-• I I t Si Jlo N't't A|M'I> If Nov* fclufiuri-d in t . .m i*i ml U "it HA V E YOUR 'W IN T E R CLOTHES C LE A N E D BEFORE PUTTING THEM AWAY— Don't take ch»ntM» with firreJoti* clothing . . * Have it thoroughly cleaned to p rn rn t d fO rio rslL H i. Bring in hangers, please! M A S K E D ! PART O r H E 'S A L A W M A N - A N D S e m in o le D r y C l e a n e r s W OUNDED 220 Magnolia SOM E Are. Phone 861 -------- — ISO . $150, $230 or mar* •To nearly everybody tool** day con— need (or oath In a h «ft f. Hart wa ora organised to give tha fait lervice you mutt hav*. ^Need money? Wa Invite you “to oama and get ItT • Private, /rlrn diy a rrt'lf.... a year or lunger fo rep ay... rea ion able crrdti refWfeemenii In clu d in g loam on tlgnafure alone. For ■*mij» • t tvt i i r t L -i Roam t)— Fla. Htat* Bank Bldg J.E. Rowland, Jr. Manger fwnre* Minor*d lffll i*f F iim ih m tr f pi iiip] for- LMlitt I* H ‘ itt. $»»••« - •• VI 111* Kt ,i* * A ll I i F -urarttN SODAS t , '■! 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Genet at Isnttraike I “ ' ‘ ETTA KETT iW I THINK vne d BETTER ' A STOP d a n c in g ." looic Y E AH / D O N T B LA M E ' E M I M U ST L O O K jtt ^W ECEStXrn A P C iSONEP ■ ’a :. By PAUL ROBINJC SEEMED A TI si ■ L l F t I i M t ' Vi ' ( M IN D I F L . . a p r o n w ake a u a t e a n d M E .'/ r s a ir , ] \ P O I2 C H A N D A S W IN G , TO O ' |F You DONT1 v - i l l WAKE o fS fk O A D Bjny. .Your cgnnea re* fleet you In your buUbeaa r i h t a c t H . Abo ' lri immaculate . . . tiitw ft m u by it ilriahlnf ? * *, m epk r* v ' A H - M H ." J i 1ST LUCE N E W -M i w ] ( ■| (*•• ■« . •, Though you may not hails aa many auita to wear aa the man in the . ArlmJoi* . . . you are jiwt ' ’ , '* -.“ •‘rT *!• jrfsL*» -• E A S V IS T’AHl ROBINSy^ In - . il v. , 1 '<&■ I_'m and Property Damage 0NTH5PLAY E k fo ’ SEN K A K IK GLASS . 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I h* v .*»» lllff|H IMIM’, Vrl Wttllh »«* Olio ! lo F A M IL Y LO A N CO. iri Mit if i* *» " f ••r G A N ( j I T T A KE 1T S n >ii 1 1 litiH im tnc For SANTOS e>UILD A F I R E . D A N HEAT W ATER — HE'S P A D L Y 175 ■ y y> - �I *^ gaaiiw II r ahs pack nicni M i m n M AN Tonn n t in A f .n .- .f f A H p o n n lo r v today |Sports Aid Morale ' l l-Out of this group In European TKe.tier id le ,t.:t i tutors 131 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SATES lOe'per tine for oa« Inaertloa OSe per line for thrae Insertions 07c per line foe 6 inaertloaa fSc per Hat for M InaerOoea Minimum ralea . . . 30c PHONE 1SH OR BRING YOUR Ad* to THE SANFORD HERALD Count, fire word* to the line. Including phone end addrr**. All advertlsementa for situation! wanted Vlll be charged for at the regular clauiflrd rate*. LOST-- FO B S A L E - ii. n. porn rp. |LOST; Gemilnr bliick leather hill | U. 8. TIR E S and TUBES WUUb.ltN "sell located house. Phone 0122. I room fo ld . Phone ■ '»—*-J, R e w a rd RED A N D white pockolliook con­ taining jewelry and ration Imoks. Mr*. C .ll. Stafford. 215 OaK Ave. 10 AC R E farm tiled, good flowIng well*, 10 nerve rough land . Jim Hammock Sanford, Fla. LOST: In front o f Hospital, W a l­ Pal ~ ‘ ~ let containing personal papers. P. K. A.Is, 1101 Park Ave., Return to l.leut N, IV, Hutch­ Sanford, Ha. Phone 061-W, ings, Nnvnl AH Station. Re­ 10 ROOM HOUSE completely ward. furnished. 703 Palmetto Avetme. Terms If desired. HELP WANTED— P A I .M E T T O C A F E . P a lm e tto A ve 101 S o u th t»[ 401 .tank. Inquire Avenue. P a lm e tto Heoecm1031 PO N T IA(' Eedan. bile. 10u N o rth l*a lm a Ito A v e nue. I J?ff*titla lit HIM Ii OF V. 11,1,1.%3| 1 FI III.If \TltlK It W IllIlKItLT. J I0 1 1 '11. Ortf Inane* Com - , ai C H A U KANNEIL DRc*a««d A F O ! i l , c o p G ilfr.ast< f { " A O r i C E o r I3VTC.YTIO N T o ri. C ity Y c il TO W il» C A F P L IC A T t ON F o il L • i • by ord#r«4 4f*f-**r T 1 * A L D U C t lA ilC r (pel m ma Ur &r 1j * t tj}t fte? * Io t N iiU t* H b f r <t > glv# n i!i a i I • A ia « r ifcc sworn H ilt - f C m lu u r f II r*I «ay fin a l rep o rt ur pl.T*f.| I1I4S1 fi*M Hit. SRlitl* ir « |c ir tjf flitof ('h a rlm Pill l f«if illv o rc r , on oF Lefnrp in«r T * r u t jr - n i n t h t J S t h i d a y if f J u n r , ; ttann er. flUo know n k « C h u , K a n . i»l£, othRrwtA# a IJrrrrr Frc! f ‘on- fitt*ir. lirr^ aaiM i; that l h av e file cl my P r i l l Ion fo r F in a l IM roI ir r * f . f P M " w ill hr j-n lrrrti slfHlriwf y o u ft,I fa ilu re ) (t, it p ji c a r , |>lra. m > ffi'l that on I hr* 3rd day of Ju ly l? 4 i. I w ill ap p ly to th r llonorahlt* A n s w e r , a«> rrt|iilrrt| by la w Ii j* n r•!if F 'l (but *hiR | It W, W are. County Judfc* o f ft#rn*n«le C o unty. Flo rid a , for approval b# | »tgIi I Ik h n l M ir* i* w h f i ■ f fo ur ' ABN pita>\ ,1 ft: U ii i f H u m ’ll N o tice h bert.by g ive n that the u r J F r t j f f i r j g u a rd ia n of the eitfct# of F ra n c e s C o ye r* tn In lin e ,. t r ill on the M d a y c f Ju n e A. D 1*16, k l titfj i»'r|f*ok^A 11. a p p ly m the C o u n ty Ju d g e of H rnilho le C o u n ty. F lo r id a Tor a u th o rity to aell the fo llo w in g d carrlb rel real eetete ■!!uatesj In Hem lnnle County. Fl<»rlda ttfol tlp p frlh fd fo llo w *: L o ts 3%, at. 36 and 3< H o llid ay H ear lu tke ffobdlvlelun n r r u r illn v to Plat H i i-iH)M,t u t ! v « h f f k i in T ! » r Han* f ,f i»a!ff f i n a l r e f w r t . and f o r Fina l thereof r r c v r J M In I'la t if I b u M . 1% nt WFjiaJiet |d ,l(llM ,r.| I d " hunt * an K t r r u l n r o f Hi? W i ll flfrfik 3. page 63 « f Ihe .I ?f#iiiln<iil4 i ’o n n l» , K li» r- J *»f 4‘hnil#« Kiiifirr, elan known hr 4‘ lian K d im a r, I kemanf’ d. 1‘u lilie reco rd * of Beinlnol^ b1* Th la !« th day of %(s»y. l i d , t'o u n ty. F lo rid a . W IT N E IH m y band and a r s l U iU A. O R A N N K it, D tC ld ^ e t Hanford. Hem lnoU SC 4»r nf Max . I >16 . K ir r a t o r . C o u n ty, F lo r id a , thile is J5 1 th day o f O I*. M K IIN D O N , I C le rk c f r r u l l C o urt T in ; r i f i r i i t t o t i i r . h im t ii j t m c iA i. t in t l i t . i t a m ii ..... ..... F d ft e H H........ IN tlf.K r o t t r t , t i t \ n c r.n x . F L O It 1IIA IN JO H N »: M ILV LItH . ) I ’ lM n llf f. > >im o it t 'i: i H .I .K H J A S K W M L V C ltK . | Service Y-iti mi Mingth i>t by fi!#.| ii • f r 1ft, bv-iriK i\ cuatomerH to ►lilt f n i lu r r to anpm r, p l*« or BEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES most important features in «n * WASHING POLISHING WAXING any dry cleaning establish­ * w rr a* ri-q u lm l by la w h r r r lh It l« «rtfar#il that t ill? h fd trr b«* liutiliihM t oner a u r r k fo r four I I I r itn v F fu iiv f w r r k * In T h * ftan fo ril ID fn M , a nfrwpprAtMrr |tttbll*hrd at Hanford- H fm liio l* Coiitrity,, F lo rid a W lTN IJHtil H in rtifi hand and ** a l tb l* tni |C (h day of Ma t . tlir* ment I We are doing our MUFFLERS TAILPIPES INSTALLED utmost to give them to you. ItKIl.VlHiN Jl l i n n . r m IIT «»F « ol NT! o R t l l M l l t: l III N T ! . FII4 IIIirfi. I|K K - H T A T L • *K IN kiiGtt n riM ftl.K * K .tN N K Il. al — quality, service anti thrift Ihe three fa i IK f a r c f r »*h or t»*-fi*r« I h r tw .rn ty - b ln th f f t l h l *!a» rjf J 111I »•, l l l l r irthrrw lm * a |f%rrt, «* Fi»» i*nn* !«•*»«* iil b* r t ile r r if aKahikt yt»u fftr deem TUBES BATTERIES FAST BLOW RECHARGING have tuuffht iut that our 1111i »«f i 'ssFitpla m l ‘ auflir OIL LUBRICATION Our year* of cxi»rlcnc 9 appear A ll*»r n«*l t r.AH TIRES > |*rf#by »rd#ra4 THE ONE STOP STATION Thrift tM lHKH O F I'l l l l . l i U I U Y TO K L L K N J A N II U* S ll.T K It H . IU W haafotl F l a r r . It u th rr * frtftj, N k » J**r*#y af. fc***r f t»r* * w i i f n Seminole Tire Shop Quality l\ Ibfm danl May A- D. lt if r LU LD BED L KETCH A As fu a r^ .a r. of tr.e e-sta.^ of F ra n c e s * C o ve>, an In * ■toe Bring: in hangers please! ^ LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. I III 1 2nd 201 N. Park Ave. Phone 37 For Service Phone 465 i ,r -g ian t and urged to ro ll m of tiro other pro-num s s i m - n, W A N T E D : mnhl, w&Ke«, has a better c h n itie of nt e « leiephone rounly 3!l0.1. Hut every el tort w ill In rlm le ,o d e ve lo ii men who .h o w . ml I I E L I * W A N T E D l» t d r y - c le a n ­ aptitude in - 1■-rting d e p artm en t and g e n e ra l alla ro u n d lie lo s t A p ply S e m in o le C o u n ty ijiu n d r y b ill W e st T h ir d P ru t Co National Rifle Assn. Braves Aid To Army outside city lim it s . Im m e d iate p<i»*e*stou R obert A . W illia m s A tla n tic R an k iiin r 732 1 LEGAL NOTICE COLOdtEU g-ii-> for laundry work. Regular hours and w o gis Apply In |ier»on, Hem l Pole b r ic k , r mill Im .l . • w u t’nunty Ijiundrv Co., His* W. e v e ry tlnv a n ! i n , ' — 3rd S l Inept at all ntlo-i .pin t* tan 6 G A LLO N oil cane vrith convtnItnt pouring «poula. 8 U ffo n l’i Service .Station, phone 9130. ’ * came C47 Inrtruncta m nmiui • imotma . tuf< stsistint n il. m il no tor* and •'!’.> assistant N E W V f i l t h I Cl 1 Mi..- 2 in s tn ic to rs . "Proper in( S p e c ia l) S p o r t , are ilc s liia -d I**, pistol a new golden e in all*-r I he c m . .tru ctio n in shooting," said a *(>okesmnn, " i* reIt th e A r m y ’s S p e cia l S e rv u e e Rem ington D iv is io n a th le tic tia in in g p in j- ia m ■ponsitde for the fact that our is a s popular vvitn Hi- *- I - l i ­ t n liin r i are known throughout the Airny e*p*-tt- It l " **»rt the world a* tin- U-.t marksman on e a rth T he Nntional R ifle As* 75 | m t re lit o f tin- no n '*1 nia* live E u ro la-an tln -alei . are e t |.- 'v l .na-iation has done, and is doing, ed to choose s l a n t , fo r Hie uiiiri a grand Job of developing markspart o f th e ir new *'d u tv ‘ w l.n u m«naht|i. An instructor must must he selected fro m the S . S .I I . have more than the ability to th re e p a rt p ro g ram of tra in in g in shoot. He must be able to trans­ th e a t ric a l e n te rta in m e n t, n iu e tr. mit hi* knowledge with patience, a rts and craft* sports and gntnr*. tolerance it ml understanding. This Is not so easy to do, and that and education. Aa a re su lt «f tin- H I> is the' reason that competent in­ a t h le tic pro g ram w hich pro-, nit— stru cto r* are so valuable and, tn e n lis te d men and n t f if e i* a lll.o these w artim e conditions, so tr a in in g in n il im puluc ro im n-ti necessary." 1 liv e ■p o rts and a c o n ip r c h e it.n e I In c o m m e n tin g upon the success co u rse in the f u n r t M l* and o f th e program. (M i. Lister, tecm ethod* of tin* u t h lit n i i - i i l i . le t a r y - t r c a s ii rer o f the National new ch am p io n s m i-v e iv fitl- l n. R ifle A s s o c ia tio n , sta le d that tho sp o rts w ill U llduuiiledlv In lit-v.-J11|* w ork done ut th e 1,244 certi­ ill**1»• fied N It.A. prrinduclion training tfl nh*i tin* nr! 'kti! Lv 44ft H lit schools had proved of InelTTmable fflorioiiH »|»«»rt* ^ri« which full.*1* inf iL ' 3i «T Y%IV v a lu e in a id in g youngster* to t.lt 1' (I Toil fill of 1ii|*-f I*if 111 4 become e f f ic ie n t shooters before */s •1 III IrAAionnl ftiuih**iH they e n tered the armed force*. thin country l**«t vMiiU-r, KM n IkV He also snfil that better shooting in Kurupc tunrhimr I hr » 1 s «lie in s tr u c tio n w ilt mean stronger fine fioints <»f evi*r>!h» ig ft* tin ami more permanent rifle club* ning-pong to fiMith.iil a f t e r the w a r ia over. i Kh home-front iinpiut *«■ ” 44,11i**i out tho current issue of L ib e r t y magazine fur "upward of ten milium dollars have l.-.-n ale.rnl.-l to buy nlhli-lic' cipopiio hi all I I I: « I It M I T n i l H T . fU ^ T II of w hich must he plodii. ed in I n il l \ l . t i l t ( ( I T . IK \H D this co u n try . This rm an- t :,.ii i •• tu t a i r t i i K o i . i ; r o n i T T i Arm y is absorbing about !Mt , r j i . >4vtiii 4 in f iiA w r » :n y . V I W IM H K F U .V ) cent o f th e p resent oulp 1 .if ; P la in I >ff, l our sp orting go.-tu.li in ivn iiC T] I f tin- C I .»I . ■ i, 4 I! t Ml » l!l. V ) spr in te r l i n n , -- ■ 1 m •»» Seott, G I R L S fo r Soda Fou nt gin. T o u r ti­ la- dropped from the -pm- D A YS W ORK. B e a tric e 705 I-o c u si A ve FI? t •rowni MONDAY, MAT 2?. ISIS »l . 11. . H11 1 ■■ ■■1 F T .o n n u ■H I M 1 L i LU J huu sc It 1111»• •6 I <S|>4‘t iill ( | . J' -a N, AkU'imi.-mw Fir Ii 1 " i- 1 ! i in e xc e l *30 C O N V E R T I B L E F o rd . *30 I>int i nriditm li, I ’ hone l.i R p u n lo . J (>0 S .N A S . mi Jlrtl, »ru» P i i * i . m f . ri 1 . fUr ||.** I*. J 1 f " 'If 11in1.1 l.i' .i f 1 '| *>i f • .1 j at m* lit 6-room fu rn ish e d house. 2*V a c r e , nm rkum pr. H> r b i >u I A ’ crw o f land on hard road, -1l k m ile s ' C U R T A I N S , T h i* i 11*i tn bis* " a * '1 )»i )» tatde c lo lh s , from town : r• V * 111 s c a r f s , w ash ed , sla rrh e d and nr u r n i i i i g t o 111ii !, * R obert A . W illia m s bt ( a . * u .F ij i wm stre tc h e d . 51H M clln n v ille A v e . C o in p a n v . Phone 731 A tla n tic Dank Bldg. . n I llr i'1 ItlU i I •I I t f II ’hone H7U. M ISCELLAN EO U S Rote Com ( Section. On* five room house, also one six-room house. R o b ert Phone 731 A . W illia m * Atlantic B*nk Did*. E N G L I S H made double sh o tg u n , 18 (rn u g a, le ath e r c ase . 5 Ix iz r s • h e ll* . * 5 0 00 J . l l . P ro c to r, UOH E lm Av<>. For Sale Four-room cut age apartment with 10 acre* of tiled land. Term * Robert W. Williams Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. KEROSENE 613 hot water Magnolia Avenue. healer 1U30 TE R R A PLAN E . Very gomi Urea. Must well Immediately. 703 West First Btreel. Hen­ na! lh. B A B Y ’S hig h c h a ir and p re -w a r It r o ile r , 205 K . 11th S t re e t. - 6 —, I —L I iam^* ROOM house on three lota. t760.C0 cash, balance like rent, plu* 654 Interest I f Interested coll 7K8-W. 6 room bungalow ----5 4 4 6 & 6 6 g rm lH BO RRO W H E R E W H E R E P R IV A C Y IS R H S P W T K I) Y O U R n atu rg l d e sire fur p riv d p y In m oney i M f l e r * t« s t r ic t ly te s p c c le ii iie rn . Kru-nds npd r e la t iv e s are not o u estio n e d about your c re d it. Y o u r em lilo y e r or b u sin e ss n*so cinte « will not i r v at. your p«m<>fkfi) a f f a i r * . T h ^ rr \n no f i u s g fo r «<in I qi i:ig> KH’lit. tlm H i'iinh tp c re d it rei|u ire m erits. No c u -m a k rn i *»n m o iify \‘ « r i i i b l « iia viitciil F A M IL Y F lo rid a lU n k IM, I II*' Ilf V ’ ■ r 1F i l m ! K*I Ml t» il i* V i» lo !»fiJ , m ill 1m Hu v It I n. [ i * I I III Tael riF** atf u I.|- m a lillig YOUR $$ IF will^ ygu U GO 2 ^ " * READ FAR ^ T H E ADS 1 blun*. LOAN B ld ir. (O . Phonr 31 HUY, pay cash far old irons, vacuum cleaners, toaster*, repaniles* nf condition. "10 E. 5th St. Phone 048. IN-fri-hing FOR RENT— Artfi-huiin* A T T E N T I O N ; S e rv ic e p e rso n n e l and v a c a tio n is ts — A p t* , r.nd ro o m s two b lo c k s fro m M am S t . ona h a lf blo ck of n e r s n bv d a y or w eek. Phone U49-R. 70H B r o a d w a y . D a y to n a B e a ch . F U FU RN ISH ED ROOMS Avenue. 1408 Oak room bu ngalow ----room bungalow ----room bungalow .....room bungalow . W EEDING! By an expert with room bungalow 30 years’ waoarlencs who guar­ room bungalow ...... 13760.00 antee* eveiv Job. Would nproom bungalow ... — ... M750.00 ‘ rlal. Temiiorarlly preclala ■ trial. le m iio ru ru jr T room ■house furnished 45500.00 located at 408 French A v s 18 room house furnished 17600.00 ___________ _ A. R. Welch. 6 room bungalow near school --------46300.00 STORAGE your ear at Kent’s 0 room bungalow near ILR. Shops Garage. S o ils ’ rate dead mall farm flowing wells. r iM l.Q fo w JUST RECEIVED a few EveEdward P. Lane re Ally flashlight baltsrle*, While “The mail who knows Bastard” they lu t 10 cent* each. Electric BUY SPECIAL GRADE CHICKS Service Cohatched from high type U.B, Ap- HABIT! Stop in i f I f f work n mi m <>V u cixh ! glan * *•! l-i i r BILL’S P A C K A G E STO RK Ai HAH. A Complete line of Wine — liter — Whlxkey HUSINESS SERVICE t lock*. Buff. Orpingtona 114J6, Prepaid life deiranleed. Shippin* any and Auguat Farm 711 Be. Howard PAIHT NOW! « HaYe Pood Reliable Palnten available. Call Banford Paint A Clan-Company. Phone 303. WANTED— TIi* fo r d Service In Central Florida. W r specialize In complete mo­ tor oirrhiuU. Strickland-Morrison ; Inc. liionf MO Sanford! FU. • • • After the bloody battle for Iwb no American can doubt that victory cornea high—In lives and dollars! f * 1 ^ » ___ , • / • • _ -' _ But every American Is dettirmlhed U>win the final victory, no matter what the coat I * Here at home wt*re engaged In the grsaUt^Jthn meat ur^tuiSBkt Bond drive o f the war. It w ill take more bond purchases than ever before to put it over the top. Find your quota in the boot at the right—and buy your share o f Bonds—more I f you possibly can! A A WHITE LEGHORN :k lr make p in s pat txs He. 7 cents or 100 for 4 -A A A W h R e l * g k - K l M * RIDE TO Augtuta, Oa. Shave-aat Layers from bet flocks Ea. cant or 100 for 123.50. If Itad w* Will Ih!n,tvtee ai h cockereli aa puUeta. Order W ANTE® TO RENT eockerale only will not be we­ ld'd. Shipping In ona weak. Lffe NAVY couple deelrea furniibed 8 f r a n i. Plod yoasrIndividuaTqooai In the7t h B o n d Loan according to your Income-then matt hi ' T cit viZ) are still* * Let your dollars jom tbe figbt in the M IGHTY SEVENTH WAR LOAN/ '* • * Let's answer ou^ coun­ try's ca ll—buy morw bonds for victory and your future during this great Seventh .War Loan. , _____________- .j § r ‘ — --------r r ' v o - V . ' v . ’^ . - 7-- .: .f-- . & ■' t .S ' ~ r �* £ If *• wish to ba f w i If w » »t » h LsrioUlp itlOM loM linable It* lb* »f ussl* t* Em,,#, w ill b,*h* • r r a tiilln prill- b ia la f*r t i l 11. bomb*. R U il U g ri fo r which we b n bean m long con* lending— we at net figh t 1 . " ’ ■* — 1-ATUMU U IU U T . ************* i -------------------- ----------------- ---------- ------■ I ■■ ■ ! » ___________________________________________________________________ _______________________ VOLUME X X X V I________________________________ E n U b lfa h ed 1908________________________ S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A * W E D N E S D A Y .M A Y 30, m s __________________________ ______ M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re s s .NavyWorried Syrian Guns Blast Fren ! In Damas Looking Over His Heroic Ship In Shipyards 100 Pmpns Rei ed Kilted And Injured' As Fight* ing Reaches Dcraa WASHINGTON, May SO, (A F )— The Navy let it bo Qknuwn it in frankly and open­ ly worried over the problem of repairing ships damaged in the Pacific. A t an unusual new conference attended by Athe department’s c i v i l i a n head* and uniform leaders, reporters were told any re­ laxation In the repair yard* “ meana mora and moro people LONDON, Myy 30. ( A P ) — The Syrian and I-ebanese loaliuus today said the Krtnck oraharded Damascus but to* tervcntlon by the British min­ ister slopped th* bombard-; ment. Firing continue*. Old; slatrmrnt said, without f q r - : thar explanation. • Tonights Entries * A t LongwoodTrack A r e Announced DA M AO R I) FLAK C U N aboard the destroyer Pd by f'omdr FJ Breton, skipper of the. valiant a fter It had reached Seattle. The w .r.h it. survive.I direct hit. J .P suicide planes mol two bomb hits wlille ln action o ff .op coast of Japan. Thirty one crew member* were' killed wounded, (InternationalI Form er Sanford Skip­ C. D. Sherman Shows 11,800 Acres A r e per Decorated For Now Raising Celery Sinking Submarines N early two thousand. mure M IA M I, M,w 10, (Hpecuto ucres of eeler*' were planted this CnpL F M. Ilughes. t't-N «». * year in F lo r id a than luvi accord about II60 inon who were with ing to a su m m ary of tlie in t e i: him on Mny 20, 1914 when a just com pleted by t'h nrle* 11 submarine sank Iheir airrnift Shermpn, local rep resen tative f carrier U8S Block taland in the Federal-Stn te Market N ew * Scr Atlantic, are at sea again <*n an vice. other escort ca rriir bearing the Mr. ifaioriiian will wlrul up his same name, -the Navy announce I busy season uf compiling celery today. ' '»**.' ’ SKfilta? to u t Hoi statistics Farmer's and will terminal at Ft. Worth. « Loekr 20 ye«rs it ml uk'Ain airo. In Ik to b tr, m 10*5. 11*26. KVetich iru jlil ?>hi*! U-*l I *ainn»t*\j '•* t|y ri nk d liAnrr* vtfth tli# DrumPi, f I «*■< lim'd Cm T lf M ) Vegetable ’elatlltlca until Die, cefrry .season starts hare again lt! i ! The following aumii.ary is s compilation bated on Market News lteporta Issued by the *>«i Fowl Administration, office of Marketing services, In cooperation with the Florida Btato Marketing Bureau. "Celery acreage plantesl in Florid* thia season wa* grenier by 1,960 acres than last season, with a total acreage plume.! of 11,800 as compared w it h 0.8&U acres in 19-14. The ten year averag e is 7 ,1 3 5 acre*. T h is y e a r , p la n tin g exceeds by 1,9 0 0 acres the previous h ig h e st acre age ever p la n te d In Florida w hich was In 194 2. "The sections showing inatknd T .C ^ n ty rT (£ -k .' OkMchotoe nnd th« Zellwood section. each with about 000 aero Increair. Seminole County, the oldest and largest celery prod ic­ ing section In th* ytalr, rhiiwrd lls a lls s * 4 <>» F og* T k f » » ) ( H A K IT Y BALL W IN T E R PARK, May 30, — , ___ _ , _ | ■ irtf, _ ^ _ . . ... Apprns mate y 1200 came to Kl____ „ » SSIju“ mondball aerie* with the Lions rlub, It was »nnouncr<l at the (upper meeting Monday night. All of thin will go into the club’* youth-welfare yrork. (o t h e ' Cen o * n|, will hr befil TJmrgday morn i mg nt the offica of the County N« Mu* H .n ce* MsDougal. “C * a , - , i. „ A full schedule has been edm piled, nnd is ready for the Mobil* to Unit which will arrivo tomorrow escorted by Highway Patrol min I-. C . Bender. The hours for donation sr« from 9 30 A. M until noon, aid from 1:00 to 6:00 P. U. "D is hepel that every aj-'di rant will be punrtoal." said MrJulius Dingfoldsr, chalrmau « f the Garden Club committee that is sponsoring the Blood Bank." m order that the schedule can run smoothly and In full pace all day so that everyona who is anxious to donate blood rati be accommodated during thtaa houts. "A n y deviation from the diet w ill' make the drawn blood luin yellow, and therefore useless '->r the processing Into plasma It n urged that each donor study the outlined diet carefully and sdbeie to it," shs added. Full instructions for the .bet nsv, list, SB s i ness described i lost] uy by uir the lernniIrchni, _, , 3 .. , , caj director of the Semin.d* X': fcJirr May 28, edition of The Herald U. S. Commemorates Nation’s W ar Dead mortal Day with parade*; r*ll| obs c m ♦•d O i in if hi l tel Serviet* men find n \S \ \" I a (hr very aiiere»nful pri^iain a. lijrhtful c a l o * tutid horoe « .MiKed t M L W r frh t. ehmriiinio "f H 1* St ut ion. M n M Mmai ik s-.tiiM> Cooper’s Search l*ohce Department F u t u r e Farmers Is Authorized To For Pirate Gold Hire !)<>£ Catcher G i v e Kiwanians Is Told In W iU HtfcA&t HTcmda: OverWLOF.Orlando Som<* u frckm siiffi, TK«* H tra|. I pHnt#d from « winmini Crtlelt by iriotbpr Author *hwl ■pptarml mu th# AtJnriDt The “ Ihist” ti Lvlmi Mnloney arid 11 titDtl. At e Tr***^urr Hunt A n.rr*m jirtrr illu»t r »l i<ui Mr. Cooprr siAtiJingF br^iilr hl^ ■on, I)Avid, who h»a junt rm n srd from a diving »uit After an txploration beneath the water* of Uis Buwann## in search of th# heavy chrtt of unknown trrnMiro Ivhlrh in th# pa#t ha# «it (f'«to fl«u A UR F M f ■e . . 1- * ordir t" * "|*» fit t. ma inert 'rtu r t* H 'i Lf >« VLrtnhiv tt hi>M* 't* b* ! Ml Serves On Crash Ront B/Sgt. Alfre.1 I sUtllitc M|j|rit»y, »n or Mrw. I( outer llelisiev of 117 Celery , Ivenue. Is s mends-r if the crirw of u t rash Boat in the Pacific area, which hr staled in a recent letter, holds a recorti In reecue*. . The crew, commanded by Hid’1 end Lieut. Joseph Goodman, re­ ived tne following mmfrom Lieut. Col. Wal8. Ford of the Army Air ' “ It I* with a profound feeling o f pride that I convey to you and. your crew, my commenda­ tions fo r the mission o f Feb 16, 1046, on which your crew *ucceasfully effected the rescue of tyro o f our Allied fliers. . _ _ [ r * * " ! # effecting a reecue aurh that accomnliahed by your at such a range from has* ir.cendltlonj o f darkness with •fflclency pnd coordination adds considerably to the i record and esteem uf nitotlon. Further, it is /NT11 ply gratifying to me person and I know, to higher headthat our unit hat saved o f two moro men who an vw ed In w aging a deeperyear Against so unscrupulous J uncivilized an enemv for such I'M C ekaary cause, held so dear *t— * r]e ht thinking, civilized o f the world, action o f you and your have contributed Immeasurtha war e ffo r t and are o f high commendation. ___ don, I tender herewith personal "thanks" fo r another SgC U u »Cpl. WW* |> . * i . I tl • Ii H s’ W* l * 1 to i f to %'s i l t V > V >( n u t ; $ |. ■ jir ii!«* 1 ............ U L n u A t o \ hkli 1 Ii. M l- h ii fill ff-lM l 1 1 71' », i t i u 'liu 'iir ' r il a l i i (< i ji tv 11u « k f t ! . UMIItf A«*«| all' mentary Procedure Staged Ry Johnson %li 1* 7 h nmiiiftfu 1 fp$iti*«| D'*lay ♦Ito) f»*|vi 1*S • l ff W HI 1I In ruritiu I I»r RUVMU.! ut 1 It. M| !»» i \\ H..R4 1 fur ! 1 t hr .!*V* V t ui |hi“»*. 4s|lll*| VAI l>f* lakrn to the l i l y (uiuiul1. «U 111 I ’liirf \\ tlhnm . u to* u i?li*. II' !*• *tH’iuri ii nrl to7.1 'I17,f » ’ i11 7111‘fi! fut fun 'lilts k '♦! ■" » toV -l- ■ I1f sn* k r >1 »l JU* 1 f »S| 1 1' 111" ' « 44l * If 1 *K * 1•l i■ *'. . H l It V * Ivl $ . •. n. •.m m » \|At lUs-M! u |>i fs t .> 3 1 Ml k lit sit lit* i h -* 1 1 i tllr 1 . it $Isa. l 1to 1PI 11* 1\ l d . L J v* !m i i f nm ilirt'f-it .lit.. M I n S ’i ii i fest !’\ u I irtiyi | who ArU- tie*, i. l ! f*1V il»* in » fun fille d nm Dr. R. W. France Will (iive Address At Oviedo School in |>nr lirimrnlur y jiMH-rduir team of >i< F-iturv Karnn i from Srminole Hiyh School. wnth th#ir npon»iir* A l#i It Jiihn«m n. Kchiifd A fr rir iiltiir n i mi 1 -Inirtur. wrrr tfiiniD of thr eliih -tot 11k Inti I' Ifmill it I tin' Hnt**! Ma y f a 1 1 A wr t l ki ••-vn aulti**i .-mil « l r r vtnun. m •i b.ifil ....... |h>1 M |ill \ •• t r *t 1v I ' $1 »nl In urd ... r « * r CITY BRIEFS prntrrw tint) Joinern. I.oval. 2d7*i, whirh prott**trd njtain»t thr < ity ortRimtuv r ntnu mr all * at D n l r i ,» . ■ . 7 V f « l 8gL Alfred Opleshy to . . Ill ..ff It, i p it dti|f » ittrln i h Isd|)» ' effectively » «U h mad ail i All u> difjf*, I A!p^ o f which ar# con Drumnr '■ «> Lift: tl«l puBt-ti dtoai tniv t* r^lm' ■ r-ftt/r • «. reeled bv the f'ltv '* "'iim tinfl i The itnry of Walt, i I Hartford realtor, and lit* » >rnh far a buried chest of |.irate g-d I A t.F ow ler’s Bluff nesi 1h.- nmutti o f the Suwannee Klver. it fealur ed as a lending article, with lllustrations, in the June 2. issue of tbe He lunlay Evening pujit, mnv on raU- n--D (a m e -h*>\kTi pinrim^ . e.f * ,tk**‘*s 1Iff Stol1rtf H.>•f l'” P3 *1!11111k ruts'iu Hll II * , . a D ,2 M t$ . f r -I l ilitotc ' . is•i> mill hi t * ■f Mil'1?! iri I hr Sat f e r tot Di ta t IIHf I!" H>» •*! tot i >l Ik -1 1! . mi n ■i i -l \A,"IIU’II r ills 1 ,11 *I V! >ilr. ». f r.>ii toll t>rn11* f 11)4* * i'l 1M's toif i*Ts_.1 Ml St'ttti'*l 11 87r u r* Lluliyhl Util ity .1* ••IT t, I ' i .m : «ir I , - 1lull am Ir f (o . iifht tot. VI i * I'fs vs •: 11•)< Irt.nur.l 1 SMi , \\ \ \ k ' M V1. 4' K.r. ».,i i f t>* “ toll I ' 1 SUk it \ 7 ,\!i * J 11 i*.si.*t r ah 'I i r r ......... hiinorifiv mother?! ut the I s o \ the E t r v i r f nod so it r «•*411v en m In ihowitiff their ap pn’. tat uir, S*- ^ **- s i (•* r f «»i tr«s%9 •*» I he i>hiid vtlfh fin* ,l ri )i,i in*m* of wo, BgL L. W. Kato, Geallkl. B r t Henry Robert Thompson, ty and Pfc, Jay m hnmtv «lri»Vril in in tho lufil l l i r f f niiHiih - with ;i c »s t to lh»* t .S. of .rjf) Siiperfiirt.1 . * Hi NipporT-* homrhinii i|t>orMefli, the \ a ii k ■* <rm'kfii Into f ikiniivviiA it $u-lent .Shun fort re mi nnd virtually ronipliD'it the ron* i|D’ d of the I'uiuinl e ity o f JS'iih nmf mad.- d « . n tio n - ttounnt t hr « Ifllifin a I'd 1*11 '■Din ll|iw of crash boat crow In Oddli L b Goodman and 8 g t y, Include*: W/O Leon ;»J B S t»*-iflr ni•% li-fi nttai'k M«*n* i h,i" il Auunre mill’’ " f r*»kVt» tirtki* h*f n i|r< ry Lick \was v § u ) b k J h Men Leave H ere For Camp Blandlnar \ nkohonitt In T kjum. 1 E a c h resid en t o f Bem lbot* C ounty a ct contacted by a e»nau* enum!or w ill h* Included If he f i l l * out the b la n k below and m a ll* It to ■omlnoto C o u n ty I'h a ra b tr o f r o m m irf* . H anford. F lo rid a . U ly * n im w and ether In fo rm atio n required by law, as outlined, ef per non* ot a ll l i t * , lo elo d ln g bahte*. children, r e lt llv r e , employee, <1 b t lf t . l>«*nrd*r a«ane roomoee liv in g on your pr«mi**a. A le o asm *# » tt-w h » *ee en li*t« d In th e arm ed M TTlree w h o lived In y o u r home >r to e a lla tln g In said a a rv tc**. In d icatin g In oeeupatlon colum n, 'th e I * , too ocm y, n a v y , m arine*, r«-e*i g u a rd , m erchant m arin e , A S JJfA V g a i JtP A lto , nur*«a‘ corp*. eic. A ll data o r In fo rm a tio n S Tornado Bill I's u n llv re lia b le so u rc e s said F r e n c h nmnars began firin g on D a m a s c u s s i •> ill) I' M. L e a s th * B M o b i l e Unit Blood Bank To ut the Sarfont Stale Market aometimr t...|»y Here leave for the market i Are-YtnrLirted in the Census? If Not, HD Out, Mail Now! “ •lifer] n' yroul** 1 *'d 8yT|fJ art,l' <‘ry brought Into action hyw,eh and “ nil French military Linn*” hi Damascus. It also M id French military siithoriliea, had taktn "nil necessary maasurM.*' Fighting reiHirtertly had reached Derau. tit) miles south o f DamaScu*. s ;, Jnmll Mardam. acting premier o f Nyria. said too persona alrewdy Mind Ireen killed and 300 injured fn vrm in dashes which broke o it n* showed their ailgtr ’ ranch action in briltimu fre s h troops to the L e v iq l. a ato c i• t •;1 !**■■ uml uncei.ntr.l iimiiliers kill- Capt. Hughes Is Florida P l a n t s Again A t Sea On Nearly 2000 More N ew Block Island Acres Of Celery' Pinecastle Pigeon Succored In Sanford Jersey I ilia I I d * ^ onks eni^liml through u the rrumhling .la|mm*.se defensfs on Okinawa Island to­ day and Chiin*M* trcKipn re|H)rted vietorid^’ on f o u r con­ tinental front?] a* tin* .Japan­ ese humelund eoju'd with thu greatest disasters its cities have ever exp.-rieni etl. Tokyo r e p o r t e d 250*000 LONDON. May 30. GPJ— New outbreaks of violt-nco were im­ ported In ttyrla as n dispute twaen France and Iho govern­ ments of Syria and Lebanon reached an impaaae Laden with l n throat of grave development*. Transfer of Capt. Hughes and bis crew Intact to « n «» Veaael boaring thor sag}* name as tka One up whk j they had previously fPlight. *"sfhh n , s irs s ttn ttM l- E k r e r ic n t '9* U uw'ibeiiU chalk­ unique In Navat his t/ry. It a n ed t|p agalngt th* greyhounds at accomplished by order of Elect th« Sanford-Orlando , ----- xKenntl - - .. I , Club . i Adm iral Ernest J. King, com• which Is p*rhanj roapoMlbU for m, ni|er in chief 0( , h. H 3. d h « finee support fiipport being given tho the Fleet, ‘ - .! ^Logs In Control H onua'a first firai >ga in Capt. Hughes, -iwhoae sons, gs. summer racing program. Batir s a lla H * Us r u r TVrss) — urday’a parl-mutuils »*:eeded by moro than $4,000 the p ie r f°T the opening night. May l& The past week-end's totals were above $32,000, a U rge sum fo r the first week of the seeson. I Fans will get a real headache A bewildered and frightened In ettcmeptlng tp dope out the pigeon, en-route from winners In Secretary la w Arn­ carrier old’s aolectlons for tonight’s en­ Thnmasviite, Ga. to FinecaBtle, tries. However. Old Nassau or got lost in the storm over San­ __ l-arry Boy might not be a __ bad ford on Sunday, May I3, and choice for th«*"first” lag o"f th e’ banged up against a window • dally double to be paired with * T * e n on th. west side of the Twerp or Zlggy'e U d y In the Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown thlfd. M iller on Celery Avenue. 11 couldn^ have picked a bettor la I- Is may take the feature c a tip n .to land, for M r , . M l seventh event aro’both ouatondlnTly Tonight’s entries i Viral Ran—S/10 M lh i Interested In pets. They cared for 1 Char. IlNnblsr t Turkish Luck the little itranger: then took It 1 Knight Cam'bl I Alm ost m *ck to tho Sanford I'o I Ice Department ■ Ural ter II av T lU ktl L**dsr In an effort to find the owner. * lln e l* Mytr* ■ Hull on ltub* s m s * l i e n — r*4m rttri Shore I’atrolman, Ernest 1. iriro* Hall OoDr D s s lh Thomas of the Hanford Naval I Uriah! Answer I D<* Loreln A ir Station kept the pigeon 1 Larrr Hoy * Harry Knlaht Kira T Henna Cleg vernlght at the Police Station. * >* Old Nsssau I Hatch Tuf ri‘ the morning he attached a Third Hon—F o lo rily i band on the Ulue Bar hen pigeon ( I t e o i * H alt Dally Doohloand turned it loose. i xlogy's teidy l lA ^y Jydr Later Mr. M iller and Shore \ MaeVlna 1 ’ Patrolman Thomas sach received 4 Clalra’a . P*t a letter from J. G. Lane, secre­ SsaM tary o f the Pinecaitle Pig- • [Tokyo Radio Reports I 250,000 H o m e l e s s In Yoknhonia A fte r Superfortress Raid Mother’ s Day At USD E 0 125 Yanks Crash Through Japs’ CrumblingOkina wa Defenses rug ReycalS Eight Hundrra Thousand $ Jobless M Manpow­ er Shortage Grows killed on the beaches." N avy men, emphaaltlng the aeriouaneaa of woat coaat repair worker! quitlng their Job*, Indi­ cated thpt. only the necessity of k e e p l a g valuable information front Japan prevented telling the _ whole story, a W PB Chairman J.A. Krug pre­ dicted yesterday that unemploy­ ment will climb from the pres" ant 800,000-.level to a total of 1,900,000 peraoha three months from now, then drop to 1,300,000 a*' reconversion g v a under way. Krttg made hi* esUmate In a report which showed A p ril muni­ tions output below March in almoat every major category. He said armament cutbacks al­ ready have trimmed 17,000,000,000 mfrurr) the original 1046 program of $02,000,000,000 and “ another large step-down” la expected with­ in n few weeks. The hrad of the W ar Produc­ tion Board estimated that at the close o f the'tlx-m onth transition W stage ahead, 4,800,000 person* 'w ill have been released from war (C m Ms m va I aa* ’ » m i 1■.» M 'M I l K I t mjtr. ther»‘ l*y hi> u-. wp hold lllr- I to* * • ' Mi** * if i ortlifian* «r I0> finf **« l . •' I hr L*to a! s!atetl in i* • i r--N n 'ilinuld f hr •rill'd ft Ii i\ . • • -»t s'Onjriltl* of rlu b rnmmittr** . [ pm^ Kettle-! will fnerl ....... I IHt^b I * . sSeh*»d -V.t_I tFn '. . the t*. Srtnmtolr ilny ntk'ht m1 H IK) uVIlH V Tbe MiptTiittfp »nrh toll’A 1'hii rU*-* M.u Mei>m* li­ 11n 1 ...... . ’Ifc-Mims. t I*irk Vik If! -tilft Ih.ji Hall | a-- m i n i t i livnn* tr^a£d type uf vk..ik to pti y ii I hi* Snuf -i >1 \t IttiHir N u Hunk nnil th> 1lest tilIn St nt* Rnfth Kuid.lr \l H- waft. J i w ill Mii£ of Ho|ki ' I'layer \ Ifni » Mar "11v Ruin kbl V\ ill TrddV I IUi,l.,ll K i* -ii 11!»•>* I hi tins. (b>wt»«* ;t»i- trd and wlulu gluliuii Lull L> to iiiu U b -tile colors iTte etas* motto I- "W ork witb a ('oust ruction Gang Not **11h a Wrecking t ’rcw Mrs. W. Hunt Harris Dies In Key West Mr* M H u m H am *, a cousin of Mi* It. F Whittier S r , and (be Into Mrs S t), Chase, died ut her home in Key W est Tints|<lu follow ing u brief illness, ilni-rul service* will bv belli tomorrow afternoon in K ey West, Hu* mg visited i hr Chase and Whitncr families n number of tunc* In the past, she had many friends in this city. Rev. Milton Sackett Will Deliver Graduating Address At Junior High E ! h**rn City Softball League ' 'T r . / T . s 'o T J . 'i o X . W ill He O rganized, Si1 ,7,„ 'IT.:! J..:,' '' similar amount/ the piolrwl con — -tinned, AJt those m tcicaltd in .playing -UtiacUMit wi« ilefiited bv th e , -wtonti n* Any person, softball wrie askt-il t«> meet ut cityy ordinance o the Seminole High School Iridut firm ng corpotalinn taking by City Hecotit rack to Jicrfnrin work hv th_ night at__7:181 o'clock . job, percentage or cost nlu* basis, | creation Director C F. K eith s' nv manner shall be deemed JSeveral league* will t«- organized for adults s- well as older boy-, n rnntrocior. (A> Building, cement, electrical, Coach Krltles said, ami p la n s will painting, plastering, plumbing, lie made for a series of game* sign and all contractors not this summer Il Is expected that the various otherwise specified — $10 license civic club» will organise team* fe*. (B » Em ploy tog one oy more and thul a scries o f game* will be arranged nmonK them. The assistants! 126 liiccnse fee. The Commission approved the local State Guard company is employment of Curtis I*. Bevels also planning to organize a team as a fireman at a salary nf $120 it was sail), and a number of a month to replace It. G. Gnann business organizations have ex prrssed an Interest in a softball who resigned on May 10. league. The Rev. Milton Haekctt, Banford author o f Juvenlla novels, will address the graduating does o f the Junior High School at commencement exercise* which will taka place nt 10:00 o'clock, Monday, June 4, In the 'School auditorium. Ha will be introduced by Sunt. T .W . Lawton. Graduation clast statistics show a marked m ajority o f girls who number 75 as compared with 48 boys, a total o f 121. ; T,M, Qolllaon will direct tbe recessional march from "Tannauscr" which wlU open the pro­ gram. Invocation by the Rev. Joe Toll* o f ta t First Method Tit Church wlU follow. The graduate Due class w ill sing, "God Bless T a i«. I l o u jt " by Brabe and T a y ­ prtiu*ipxkI It.n r d h ’ttun w ill lull an ml ip . ito |I TIMt*RR1-0' 411, 1at oifi milun ** ,ui-l Lit| iff trill 1'I ItJ ’ .l Slut j ( itolfMto* f 1l J* .1 i (till VMM Vito* II s’ i 1" 1 1’ k to ||| f 1- V Ni'Vil S1H\ I hr . la il olAirl en .ati • " • Wtilild of|!V be ordlllittiiJ* The tenni** headed by ( F lor, and "Music” by Gaines. Betty Duncan, president of the student council, will deliver the class address. Sirs. J.B. Kay will present an historical medal In behalf o f the Daughters of the mrrlAcan Kevolution. A solo hy Stanley Brumley will fellow. It. Earl Kipp, principal, will present - the diplomas. Singing of tha class and school tong by th * graduating clast w ill be followed by tha receiiaional march, “ Th# Arm y .A ir Corpe.” The graduating data o f girl* will Includt: Betty Hslllgsn, Peggy Benson, Doris Shannon, Annie Bedenbaugh, Wanda Williamson, Nixie Kirchoff, Betty Duncan, Anna Or K m Threat t Home On Leave Lieut, ( j g) i ’ear] Hobson of t|)a IN Convalescent 11 o a p 111 Springfield, Mass, is spending trii-dny leave with her parrnta, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Hobson. M Leon Lawson, quartermaster In tho United States Maritime S e ^ vice, just returned from Francis, arrived this week from Houston, Tex. to spend a short tima with his mother, Mrs. IL H. Lawson. ■ Grace H. W right 1 IA l t o . o f the.W AV E s, Is home on a weeks leave from N a tio n ! N a va l Medl* tal Center at Dclhreda, Mary* S _ land, where aha is attending Dan* tat P roitalic School and Is visit­ ing her parettu, Mr. and Mrs. JJ. Hanson. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 28, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 28, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 28, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/81fef868dc5a7a0f53900a50df46993e.pdf 8aba68f6019f545132a9af90973fa1fe PDF Text Text I %' PAGE EIGHT » ■ m . — kim r r r f r f f r y i u - ■* T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SAN FO RD FL O R ID A II. J - U . ' J L J . g l B Tt order seed, 'ertfiller and Insecti­ cultural' Economies shorted that cide early. The fortlllxor aitulatlon tomatoes war* grown In about la a a L a n w L u j i year a*n hat + 9 — orrt - o f -vvrry IWh-gwH-n*. there should be enough for moat Onion*, radishes arul lettuce were — — greater than thos* of the aatne gardeners. NEW Yf*RK * ITY. May 21,— period of 1944 entirely due to The Department recommends (Special l Florida families rc- the war-cauaed death*. a» the long-season g a r i) e u s wherever civilian death rate on the home possible— the planning of early front ha* »howin a material de- AP New »f,*turcs ease under a year ago. Nation- WASHINGTON.— This yenr’s Vic-, crop* and late ones, often for policir. during IU f . r . t throe | ly, ,this hlt h„ , ny m„ has meant m many mil lopy Garden effort prohibits uj two or three harvests from a m* or of d dollars to »>* the bo the biggest sinrr the progtam slrrglo row, Details of succession i :with ! v : r “.,$1. .iri'fOon i L r ‘ ,.i:- uvth 1 301 •t i[M.li o i u r . tgoing o m * u> planting should be settled will families of service men killed In jlsrtni in 1912. nt?* m the ......... .. ■dlllL’ I»« I in-1 in advance of the first planting ,,f action or who diet! in service. Rccsuse of high prices, the so Use ground can pioduec con­ of Itiwt Vfiir. I In1 1 Uli' of These payment* are In addition to ■hottuire of canned vegetables stantly during the season. Lift* Irifl ill a net i Dp<’il vd l.'.Is 1 and Use prospect of a me.it Employers are urged to rn“ Tbest’ imvftumt* rvfli ■it thr those made under National S er­ famine for civilians next sum­ rourage employee’* gardening, grvutei winr »n*if t .’ lit'. uni In thr vice l i f e Insurance." mer the Department of Agricul­ perhaps providing the land and Of the aggregate payment* In h I arlivtft f> t| aill war C L A S S IF IE D ADVERTISING B A T E S ture estim ate, tbe number of plowing. The Department em ­ Vktory Gardens will exceed 20 phasises the Imporjance of e x ­ JOc per line for one insertion million— the high mark reached perienced local garden leaders. 09c per line for three insertion* in 1913. ich t j j the sucre** of the on>Much ntiii nr Ur 111 24 »i Ptif, 07c per line for 0 Insertion* The W ar Food Administration Itraim is attributed to these old $5r per line for 20 Insertion* Jays garden* will tie moro nec­ timer*. Minimum rate* . . . 30c * ms I'aia— Hifltf F t o v i r tl essary In 1945 than they were in The average garden should oo I’ ll O NE 148 OR flRING YOUR Ada to T H E SANFORD H E R A L D ■ 1911. wiien some 18.500,000 were j more pnsluetive this year. GarCount, five ward* to the line. Including phone »nd addreaa. planted. Victory Garden intoic.il deneis have Irnrnnl by cxoctiI tikr I'n l fh — F » r# !*«•# All adverliaementa for aituationa wanted will be charged for at the elumped in March 1911. when cnee what kinds of vegetables fit regular classified rates. the ORA took many canned prod- j the needs and tastes of their Vm» r R i v ^ K i f t l l f B l uct, off ration list*. Then when |f a m i l i e s .-They also have learned irwisj rood xa Fits. the Allies swept across Franco what grow* best in various soil* that summer, many people us- t and how to fight plant Insects FO R S A L E I'. s a ie - I'r r a l i, ( rlav1 numed the European war wo.M (and discuses. II. it. c o r n c o . soon Ite over anil there would in; | Tito tomato is by far the mini LOST; lienunie black lealtiei InllU. S. TIK E S mid TURKS no nieil for a big gaiden program i popular of Victory' Garden vegr(fi4d. Phone 529-.I. Rewind in 1915. t futile*. Rumpling surveys made M V M r 111. |4— J h tf rh r «i. I'lmilti of 3 1V«. 71m MUUDKN net! located l loom This year, h o n e t r r , more food inst year by tile Bureau of A gri­ LOST; itiitmn Hunk No. 4 Jo house. ITinne 9 1 22. will go to more fighting mm o*rrsephlnv tliuwn Birr. 4 I, lit. 1. sea*. Food authorities say Gut 20 A C R E farm tllwl, good flow­ Guldsboru, Sanford. rien after war end* in Europe all ing wells, 10 acres rough land the garden stuff that cun bo I*aim Hammock Sanford, Fla. grown will be needed. Large num­ F . K. J J * . 1101 Park Ave.. LOST: In front of Hospital. Wal­ ber* of service m m will not be let containing nci ounal pupci* Mil ii a h i i i » H - i r i i t , l 'i ; i ; Rnnfprd, Ha. Rhone fl&l-Vf. demobilised until both Japan and Return to Lieut N. W. hutchGermany are defeated. Further­ lugs, Naval Air Station. lie10 ROOM HOUSK completely more, people In the liberated wind, ...... furnUhtnl,. 7 0 3 Palmetto Ayecountries will need* large sup­ nno. Terms if desired. plies for some Gme. s ^ l ' A l METTO C A F E . 105 South The outlook for gardening m a­ H ELP W AN TED Palmetto Ave. terials is generally good. Crops - - -----J ■■ ■--------- * -U t i l I I I — liMlM of vegetable seed* last year wete 1930 FORD, 2 door sedan, Can bumper In most mea*. T h n e may CD! AIRED giiln for laundry be seen at 510 Palmetto after work. Regular hour* mid wiifii" be fOlno bottlenecks In deliver- ( fitOfi I M Apply in pel solo Seimeoto leg. so- gardener* ute urged to County Laundry t'o., hi 9 W. El.K<'Till' carpet sweeper, good ;trd SL condition Phono 73b. JfRr Csrlirr Ho«iarr4 till* state, $3,403,000 wn* under DAYS WORK. Ucatrlce Scott, 1234 ordinary policies; $379,000 Golden (J| [II,S for Soitn Fountain, T«urhFactory Packed m m h 705 Locust Avi was under 198 group lift-* tn i lr ton ‘Drug Co |*illel*M t -----I ' I n I/s Or MU sneo certificates; and 7T3.UOO was I'lnriUpIr UPH OLSTERING fabrics, tapes DuR’s Gingerbread. Bulk under 3002 industrial insurance tries, ilumasks. brocalcllcs, u I'ftt I b r I ' r l .policies. good stuck to select from. R. The payment* in this state 8 . llrown. 2911 N. Orange Ave. 1 lb Ssreetheart Toilet 2 0 -Mule T eam compared with $11,528,000 under Phone 4953. I'tiala I. f I II. flee % 19001 policies in the pre war fiist cflkos ONE t'HKSTKOHE and bigh quart, I oj 1941. rireaklan pi Champions S-i.der Sliced chair. 2511 Orange Ave. Phone For the nation ns n whole. I 4|t| I ts * .I MII-nr M i n i .. . . 7t:-\V._________________________ 1338,780,000 wns paid n» death 16 claim* under 304,9(19 policies in Vjlf Pooda Guava Blue Label* |;i,17 (todge t'oiilie; the Mrst quarter, compared with Ited with WBtei ltd .. no 5 t-’tl7.7JK.tilH l under 343.44n noliriw W Swift ini Jli Trs-il1 II .till r n * *',*%. v «. ■ii tin- curt vsponding pci tod of •.1 1ill ' MwiimJIi I ntMinl 110« wM * i li alelH, «f nvblr U 2 (111, j l*»l tYnr Uf tiicsc, 1^25,29t.imp front*,” the Inetltnta raid In a n L if e In, su ra n ce P aid , ,, ... nounclng the figures. "T h e payF lo rid a I1a m 1 11e s moils In thl*.*t*U.-*»rt 10,.^ favorites ev e r r* h o rc . Snao beans, wax beans, beet*, carrots and pep pet *~ WeV* ''g ch erall y" popular. .Victory Gardens Are Urged ^s* Way To Fight Rationing J l t s t ’v tw l enough . . . but hum.-.drj flies end burring mosquitoes can mills hot weedier ■ hotrod ^ i Sp isy tliese summertime pint* with Flit! This eHectiv*, pleasantsmelling Insecticide kills th* dread, germ-laden malaria motquiloee, as well as common merit* wad flies. Uuy so ft) , amp to supply of H -* H it , tod ay ! Pancake Flour ...... 7c Syrup .. pt. btl. .. 19c Syrup .. 5-lb glass 58c M ello-W heat....... 13c LOST - (Jrape Nuts pkg. 14c FLOUR - 10 lbs 51c - 25 lbs $1.23 EIGHT O’CLOCK 3 lb Bag . 59c cJab/e S u p p ly BREAD..... l'/2 lb L o af....... 11c LO W P R IC E S L .A t Table Supply You Get: Baby I Flour \ ( lilt 1 trm-liun tillints NEW T u » *1 V\ \ f t l., right It* W M IS C E L L A N E O U S x M 1 ..ii t.ide invaMirements; J E. D**J*eff, Onv L'2 \\ » :.l. [ t«b!i’ « loth*. 1799 MagU" }\n Avr. I'linlU U44I. CUItTAINH, Imc nciirfs. washnl. hUinfu?'! ‘*mj I B A B Y i AltKIAGE, goml cumlintrctclu-ij. 51H Mrliorivillc Ave lion. Ini ge. pro-uur, 11 1m 1 wrk rhnlio H7*J. dint \V . A vt*. escelJ R ’3. HO It HOW ||KIIK WIICK R H idV A T V IS I t K S m T K I ) VOUH nntutnl <l«*."irr #m prtv.siy in riiuh««y mnUura »* pinciiy 1932 nU ICK 7 passenger Sedan rrAjun ted here. Kiu*iwla ftR’* Look* ttlnlo.i nrw. inside and f-ffliillwtt* me luil 14**i** I 1 out. Y o u t l * be Kiirrv If you're 41bon! your r ret lit »om **:n too lute to gel ihb fine rnr |>1iivnr ni l1»t- iiiifikji i t . t*v i 105 North Palmetto Ave. Phone will not lieiir of ymir iirmorMi affuti si* There i« Ho cutler I" r ^ 5 3 7 1 _______________ liiiLait rieamrnt. ^ SUBS* KIRK to th e Florida Kt nMmnblc rrinlit n**|iiiri iiirlti* Sport, iiinu Gulfport 7, Ha No ro-makeiH tm money lunn1* $1.9(1 per year. Statewide hunt Vurinblti n«\ men; l'lun*. fng anil fishing news. New und F A M IL Y LOAN ( O . ' authentic.________ Florida Hank llltlf. Phono 3^ EN GLISH made double shotgun, 12 MDUirr. gauge, leather cate. 5 bo tea J HUY* pay cash for old irons, sheila, $60.00 J.lle Proctor, 008 i vacuum clennera. InodeM, re* ihelli. |5( earillcaa of crmilltlon. 210 F Elm Ave._______________________ fith S t, Phono 94R. P R A C T IC A L L Y new small Story | and P M l i Piano. 703 Palmetto, O V E R S E A S service linin’* wife __ nvuilnlily (i, i are f"i children in .B IX ROOM Spanish bungalow, ovrningn. Imne 2 1 < 'V nf'ei two utl'ei houses, priced right, 5 .1)0 P.M by owners Terms. 607 Park I ___ _________ __ Ave. 49 THOUSAND laths. Duliart IFOK R E N T - Lumber Ygrd._______ ROOM house on thrae lota, A T T E N T IO N ! Service personnel and vacationist* — Apia. t.nd $750.00 cash, balance like rent, room* two blocks from Main plus Of. interest. If Interested Ht. one half block of ocean by call 7BH-W. _______ day or week. Phone 019-U. 70S HRCAPPKI) TIU>24s Broadway, Daytona Reach. Fla. W e h a v e . In stock recapped r*»furnished liclecngcr tires In almost all sixes; TWO N IC E L Y rooms, acmt-huth. Plwne 800 no |>ernilta are now required to pr 103.____ _ . __________ purchase these. S M . 1 ‘ I^jlgtlicn tile" jffo qi 'tyour* rie^pned Urea by putting a reliner in them. Have ju st received a ______ ' . , shipment of theao In virtually sill alee*. Also, wo have the** WBLDlNGi By an expert -With 80 year*' mmerlanca who g u a r in truck slioa. 1 anteea every job. Would apA. »L P R K Y A T I trial. Temporarily Phone $104 . Seville, Florida BUSINESS SERVICE atttUd M 408Vi i i . R. Welch. sf Wa n t e d - STORAGE Garage. WANTED; 60 hen* and fryer*. ■ ton ga. Palmetto Grocery, 817 PalmeD tu Ave. WANTED— ERVIC E MAN’S wife want* ettlon. Rcntrel office work, vr*. bookkeeping o*per)e Mm. Dona M u ’ Bran t, blB 1st Kt- Phone tt/4-W. your car at Kent's Specie' rata WANTED TO RENT P U R N IS H E D house or apartment fo r three adults. Call Room 302, Vmldoa Hotel. R S S B - W . Owrna, Cltra,' Fla. want* job on Cattle Ranch or 5-lbs ChocSvrup U> 29c Patna Rice ib 11c 79c 7c Borax pkg 12c Beets -oxgists 14c 29c Karo 27c (iolden Pound .. 28c lb. 25c Kaisin Bread 11c ____ ■| » A&P Asparagus Sultana Bed Beans pkg. 10c btl. . .. 8c quart btl........... 14c Whitehousc Apple Jelly A&P Apple Sauce Whilelmnse Milk . 2-lb. jar .... 25c No. 2 c a n ....... 14c I tall cans ..... 35c New While Potatoes ... 5 pounds .... 27c Sweet English P e a s ....... pound....... 17c Tender Crisp Carrois ....... bunch....... 9c Fresh Yellow Squash ... 2 pounds .. 17c Tender'Pole Beans pound ....... 18c Fancy Tomatoes 1 pound etna......25c J| ' Fancy Winesap Apples .. 2 pounds .. 29c Fresh Green Cabbage.......pound____ 4c Large Iceberg Lettuce...... head.......15c •Ga. Peaches . . pound 17c Red Bliss Potatoes ....... 5 pounds....... 27c Klim .... 1-lb. can 57c .... 2%-lb can $1.33 Libbys Ripe Olives Chopped .. 41/saOz. 13c S t. Coldabora. OUR READER) ARE not- IM% I'a tr ll>draa*Mlrg (•*t <•*««»•«*11») .Waiting For a 8*11 T h e M od ern M sfah aaft Doesn't trait for 9ALE9 > H E A & P FOOD STORE 200 Magnolia Avenue S a n fo rd , O W N ED A A i t f k t ’i OPERATED I T THE GREAT A J k t . Ib 5c Kitchen LETTUCE M a tc h e s 3c C r a llH o tv o r Ctlr n. " bch Peas : ; rY» V - ..... . wm ;;v j m w - 1 9c stk 13c Mb 12c Ca lf 3unkiil . 2 mat I Larpw Sani-Flush 9 lbs 19c N- ( Geoigta Fancy N. C. lbs 19c pint 27c In d ia O ran g o Pokoo Toa 4-O Z __ . Pkg 23c _Gentlo IVORY SOAP ... Largo £ako - 1 0 c «1 'v' V ■ M EA T L O A F if 2 7 c ^ 1 . 0 0 Sunnylond lo o k ed Sausage ib 39c W ieners ib 29c Oa Smoked tinnylamt Endless Link Sausage n> 32c Sausage' ib 39c — - _J)Ih Creamy Cottage A m erica’s Biggest Seller TUBES C h e e s e BATTERIES FAST SLOW RECHARGING Croakers ib 19c WbOr* Split loll .Dine Does Everything SEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING WAXING Sin 10c MUFFLERS TAILPIPES-— i r INSTALLED % ” ism 23c • M ackerel11<» 31c D U Z Meats Quick 8uda O XYDO L S m all Box^ lU C - C fl •S t CO. i tyx pkg 11c I W n l y G r o u n d - ' C o c t : ; o n c d T o H d k o or Fry O ran g e Pekoe T ea 19 NBC -v AS TO R P o t a t o M 5 tlbsW 2 3 ct 3 c Tablets 4-or 3 9 c Punch P o l a l o e a 5 lbs 2 9 c as 1 3 c Y a m s 0 Hattl< Roach Ib 3 1 Monleray Gtap« Juts* Ib O n io n s boxes Wheat Nes ftsd Bliss ' j i ; . < rd Ave. • *i 4 f/BfSm l* a 25c 15c 3 T*za* Yellow noiida C 's l t i y ••» ib Ib 2 1 c S q s t u h Taney Caidornla C a rro ts 5 A D V ER T ISES^ enoop.-■ i ' V m -s 10c Ha Crookntck - T E -T- L E Y* 1 -T ' F la . TEA C abbag* P in C d p p lM TIRES - C alifornia Crisp Ptoih Dlacks rad Fancy CaUlosnta • 19c 20-oz Jar FLORIDA CORN ENGLISH PEAS r uney Oiccn 69c Ib Carton Any head in tho Store Cuoan Seminole Tire Shop 4 A PPLES fio tn o ris GAS —- — ' 27c 1-lb Bag Comstock Pie Sliced THE ONE STOP STATION • dexo Shortening .. 1-lb ctn. 23c .. 3-lb 63c Sultana Peanut Butter .... lib. jar ...r21c Talco Egg MaBh 25-lbs.... Talco Growing M ash.....25-lbs......... $1.09 A Penn Motor O il..... 2 gaL c a n ...... $1.42 Aaa I 's a , Macaroni or Spaghetti.... 3-lb. box .... 27c Ann Page PIum Jam 1-Ib. j* r ;... 24c < ___ f x\ 7 - iV -f Mason Fruit Jars .. pts 59c ^ qts 73c doz. COLORED ctrl want* laundi . work, no ironing. 1423 W- 141 38c JEW EL when you buy vour insurance from u* All policies » e Issue a m i non-B*»c***h|r. The premium you i pay I* all you’ will ever in- rc-J nuirrd to pay. llowevrt you nharv in the ' tuvinga of tile compBify and i-ct i back * part of the premium ini dividends You ran safely save oil voui fire and windstorm Insurance by placing your Insurance with us. The fact that life in*ur%ncv companies, banks and govern­ mental agencies accept mutual in­ surance policies on pru|>ertlrs in which they arc Interested t* an impressive endorsement of mu­ tual insurance. These financial institutions with millions of dollars invested in real eilnte tnorlirugr* bare t»i their service Die best iegnl counsel, account* ills und other source* for determining the icut economy and • dependability of mutual insuranco. We will be glad to make a survey of your property, check your present Insurance a ^ l if possible get a reduction In vour rat*. Regardless of any reduction In rate you will still share In the savings effected by mutual plan of Insurance. Call 178-J. C. M. Boyd & Co. “ Your Mutual Insurance Friend." No. 2 can 33c 1-lb. c a n ........7c Sultana Vinegar Wheatiesi2 ox15c Jelly, n ox 19c COFFEE You Do Not GueHHtimnte 4l/i*oZ. j a r ....... 19c Smwi) field Idmg (irain Rice Itajab Worcestershire Sauce 21c 19c Swift's Famous 3-lb. jar 68c I-lb. jar 19c .... 2-lb. jar 35c Our <Jwn Tea K-lh 31c 1-lb. 59c Ann Page Olives Mix pkg Scap 3 Chase & Sanborn Dated was under 98,919 ordinary polle­ ns $ Ifi.292.000 was muter 26. 5tll group policies; and $57. 194.900 wn* under 240.549 in duslrlal policies. « | i» r| rn lM K 1-lb. jar 24c HELP YOU SAVE. MONEY Raisins 8-ox 10c rits 5 lbs 25c LU B R IC A T IO N Grove work. x can 7c Donuts .. doz. .. 17c 33c Coffee Cake .... Pard Dog Food 10c Dundee Cakes .. Wheat Meal 12c Pan Rolls d oz. Soup Mix 3 for 24c ( ’inmnnon pkg. 10c Iced Bar Cakes FO U N D - '3(1 RONV FUTIR1.E Ford, lent eoiulltiun. Plmne ____ Room iu, J.UU SN AS. I -■ .1 ■ . -rr-r— r * - ; ' HIM II , n i..... . i’fq f a r a V • •. * - * - -*< -^-5= / r •is-SfcjM 9 I's i ‘ ‘ • . I �N jr r r — «• If « » vifh to b« freei If W* " l u l l la prreerve (etiolate thoe* Inestimable privi­ lege* for which » « h i n been »o long contending— we most figittl ( H h % o- a J r in d e p e n d e n t h a i t i | MV. n ew spa pek S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . MAY 2 5. 1945 ■■ ■ ■' ' ■ » • _____ Member Associated Press M Mil K it 123. OPA A Is R^portedPmnReport * rt' a• ninff Drastic Cut In S u g a r Allotments French Hit Fralict % 1 1 HK Luencburg vfll* 88 hours a fter hia poison sulcld* death. It was generally suspectod th at former Nifil Foreign Minister Ribbentrop — the only high N aif hot yet rootu rtd or reported dead » u somewhere in the British sector in northwest Germany. At Kutibuhel, Germany Gen­ eral Karl Oberg. former chief of all German 9 3 and police activi­ ties In occupied France was cap ­ tured at mountain hideout by the 101st Airborne and 42nd divi­ sions. He was known as the "Butaher of P ari*.1' Himmler died wearing onW hit socks. He had been stripumi for examination. The examining doc­ tor, looking fo r concealed ooUon, put- hi* finger tn Himmler's mouth. Himmler Jerked hark and bit on a tiny phial of ryanide poslasslum he bad concealed in his mouth. Britiih Second ard headquartI l s a l l s s H m ra g e T k m ) " m H O l' School Art Work Recently Exhibited At Woman’s Club S™’i@ U sd,b£S I r. Blood B ank Calls For. 20 More Donors A call for 10 more donors 10 complete the quota of 46 or eight an hour for the Toonat bank donaUopa to M thade Thurs­ day at the offlre o f County Nurse Frances Me Dougsl, was today Julius Dingsounded 0 7 folder, chair •Garden d u b of the program. “If you can’t fill his boots, you ran n- fill his v e la a ^ Js th o ^ W sn a The «fS» <f0 ). den Club, Mra.^ end B. : ZH • ft « < P r * 1 . chairman H n, Crumley I t o '- B r Claude > - -.ON NAV „ DUTY • Wilbur Robert Keeling of Flor­ al Heights who Wned the N t t j cm March 30 ^ R e b o m i l U . UA e t th* O r e s t __ N un! Training Station, north f t Tokyo Rad ioA nnounc* t*s Airborne Japs Land On Airfields, Blow Up Planes Marines Race Death During Okinawa Advance in , rm *> , The big powers were reporn, li-duy to have lined up enough votes hi the United Nations cm fercncs to block any change i their absolute control of th. world machinery designed to pn serve peace. ’J he decisive S<w approached a* the conferenc entered its second month (pr Secretary of St it* Stettinltts lyturned from talks with Presldfi Truman in Washington. In Wnshinjtan a Congresaion fund investigator said the 01 rllrtwiHh a drastic curtailmen of industrial sugar which Wit rut the manufacturers to ho their 1!>4 4 supply or IstS. T* new rediietlon will Iso effect!' Jul\ I. -aid a law maker wt1 asked out to be named. He s s ’ he did not know if the restrict!, would tw extended to houaehn <uynr suj plies. 1 In P ans the French F o r i ' . ’ Affair* Committee recommend the government brt-ak rclattur with Spain ami that France pto I n»e p, other Allies that m s r In* taken til |.,rrr the rovijnati of <ieiieraliasimo hranco of Spell. ea the 1 The recommendation asserted Pi lime roglni* w*t no different The fit at of America's fighting general* to arrive from the Kuril ran hattlefront. Griu-rul Courtney H. Hodges, Commander of ihe from the erstwhile Fascist gov ear rmierrl of Italy la-fors its stir I,f)i Firstt Army, u 111( 1*1\iuiaihI by new a t men mi Nrw \««ik The General nintle ait K n n ffici«r’ Mop-over in N m N - I.W*m ten.in It ter turd the Spanish jr#if.ime a int*iiucr tn world demo fonllnuiriK on tn hi- 1 mtn luwn, jktlnutn, fla . where a » Civic r « ‘*'ptnm ^ a ** phinnrtl In hu honor. The General t*•I•i M***im*i * i av y that « “ irnml iirttportlf*!!*' «*f his f«mou* Army fernup "ill L,. t.♦ Itcthrr ajjairi when hi** unit moves to the* K-Aftfrth Them!i r < f \V,u under' his enmmand. f im milking (It 1 •«!« In le t) I'tr** yrnrrtrNB )»n f artr tl rin-k I ok y «• mi Icftfe force tih1Ai , 11r t b:i p diVpNc.11 i<nf? t h c :•I l i*Iaftr at lack I* a ida. j it ana L u am rrpiii led t hey Hnipped more* I Han I.Ctt. tciivc i»f horn hi mi I'tikyn'a Mat tin* fiUe.ii butinr** ditlrifl and Ihe imperial i»ac rt nmerit renter. tig Aigivcstsd **r#g*i Japntu“ i* futintiT laiiditiRS on Okitmwa anti tIn* Central China cm -t w e r e reported tiKiic Ailntl mfiintivnton sw ept tow n Up ill tor*, Sixty Mustang- fighters and 1 {<(i t* 11 l1 t. c n r U I i Bill k,ji fiend* r *. tt her i,i l VI eii iein I 1 ITIf r Introduced ^|X Lt. l a v w w Indications point to un Increase In celery shipments during li.e past year from Scmuml,, County, /ellwood end other Florida points. Cool nights Htirinv May hnvoffset druu gbl ctrulilions rarimr In . the month ;o keonimt the grade up and a* a result n good percentage of U. S. No 1 grade Is being shipped from this see lion. The hulk of shipnwn.i <*ill cease nbout June 10, it is preilieted. Up to Tuesday. Seminole Coon ty had ihipprj 4. it 15 cars of celery as rompared with I.Sfid last vear, according to t'hurleD. Slierman, Fcdernl State Mar­ ket Nnrs Service repirsenlativr. Only two cars were shipped so K'sbllsstS Ob rag* T k m l F t Pierce Amphibioun To Play Navy Here A big crowd of baseball fans is expected to turn out Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock al Municipal Ball Park to see the formidable Ft. Plgrtts Amphibian nine try to get their sixteenth victory at the expense of the Sanford Naval Air Station. They have only lost one game. K possible’ calamity and to rout the amphibian Invaalon, SNAS la rlli hurling Into the breach a vatcran ng 1etring . of victories _______in with a long South Pacific baseball competition — Howell by name. Danner will do the receiving. Wardrop wUI do the hurling for Ft, Pierce and kUksimoskl the catching. Marshall Wardrop has won elx straight game* go far, and lait Monday pitched, a 4 to 0 win over the Eastern Air Lines team -at Miami Field, limiting them to four hits. Ho fanned firs and did Sot walk a single man. Only one got as fgSas second bate. ■ ____ Fbrt Pierce has for its Lieut Nlek Wa«llk, fam _ American quarterback formerly With Ohio SUM University, who last season played quarter for the F t Plerco jtrid o u tfit The | y . 1 ■ , A I i n IIN U I11 \J l c iT y b r i e f s Initiation fee for Jjiinln-' the _ _ -fn>—tfiO .rid two months due*, at !3 a month are required. The AFL porter union members will not touch produce to unload It from out-oftown trucks unless the driver ran show his union card, according to Information received here from shipper’s representative* in New York. LYMAN SCHOOL The Rev, James S. Haskins of the Baptist Church of Longwood will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for th* graduating class of Lyman School, a t 8:16 o’clock Sunday evening in the school auditorium, it waa announced by STlTt T. W. Lawton.' .The High School class at Oviedo will IlkrwDo have a bacca laureato program Sunday evening, but It ba* not get been announced who the speaker will be. i C rC C H l I OX ill" crease Seen I*\>r Worker, Employer Protest hy the Seniifinli’ < mn tv f a r m Hurenu UkfHMiot ii m'-v rulinK hy an A F L union " Inch Z,T '7 . .. Z would compel all driver, of in T,' ' r' ^ , » 'm u tin g of routing trucks of produce tn join « “ '■ t# l , School tonight al, r.ftO ihe iif ion liefore 1tliev would W High ,f allowed 17, unload their trucks la “ c W k f',r W f P ® " uf New York City, will be mode to I llln*f tt t*T,fll* dun. Florida rep reeen u tive, and senaA „ mrlnb#r, of th, American t.,rs in Washington, and th. Stale U K „ln anil Unite.1 Spanish War tnrni Bureau will also ho re Veterans arc requested to meet quested to lake up the matter, it .Sunday morning St 10:15 o'clock w« announced today hy M I. nl , hp p ,fth S l r „ t , n l r * m . of l ulluiii president of the county p i r .t Methodist Phureh where farm tmreau. Mrmonal Ilav services will be Tins decision to protest what , 0,1,1,,cted hy the Kev Jo. A la |et med nil Unfllll Jill, lice on (Jlolle Ihe p u l of the New \ctl- Jtibor ______________________ union, w:i* readied motitVsiJay SKW rat BILL evening at a special Farm BurT A L L A H A 8 9 E K , May 26. (Speeuu meeting held in the office ciall— Rep. W. W. Stewart, of of County Agent C. tt. Dawson, Fort Slyer*, introduced a number For a number of year* the of hills In the house yesterday union would not allow drivers of for the city of Fort Myers, in­ out of-state trucks of i n - lu c e t« cluding one to uiithoriie const ruc­ unload in New York, hut fur­ tion of a sewer system The Fort Myers sewer lull le nished union men at ( t 36 an hour to ilo the unloadine, said similar tn the Tamps elty hill and Mr t'ullum. Now the union, bills by several other cille-, and short of help, annnunres It wi.| roofers powers on the cltv eudiscontiiuiP this tall t.u-ud do- < thorilles of Fo rt Myers i<i conlivery" „n,b have <t*iart-d Dial l struct sewer lines within the d t y drivers may themselve- unload and disposal facilities m>!dr or side of th* city. city their produce on condition that outside As In the other bills, th- work thef Join the A F L * unloo. 11 | )J U T llC ()|* „ ® " .. * * j f ■ ' ‘ t ’ f- ' - * a mill 1 • . left ..f ^ .11 .1. (In lln* wt*iT itiiml, thr Sixth IhvMhifv t’f Mnniirs Nlnrinrs puturtl put! m l im I'iVMhm |> 1 I H I'K F ir aI I unit .link < It ii ftiTitirr »■rt'l "iHii'lntf iwrT «rilh __ Aiff ictiliui a I 1* * g*'t itiitmi St a ti»<ii*| t»1 Sfi111«■11L a hr 1 1*. iii>w - « r 1 11ic wiih lit* I I’uhiic htitlui Si t wgt «* nl With Ml# chMvd M it n n m i Ituftf-ell, tUv litt't’fi ^. 1 hTiHIiy hfe* |>%J1 H|if rtiic^ pro- iititv uu litu fiufth ail 1-oks* 7* C a s h i n g t o n . m » v 26. 1,7^ Mui.iut* from Mr 4 Klmilu-th A mulli-hllllon dollar expansion Fowl^i uf Kiil*»rirrt^t of'social security, including a m-v A In l ^r * |Tf 111tT. Mu’it* ti .•■ program of medical can- m»ui (ifrt n Sf I iut h hi L .«1 ante, was Introduced in congress turn* wit* i f v-i • - 11n esterday by Sen Wagner <l>, Hilf»|f pool, in itp|if *ti ititftl tr1> in I.Y.t. and Hep Dlngell ( D . thr • m<•1 r*lnlt < ( Dm Mkh ) Ttv*' pm) f i l l Im * .» pfiui fo.lt Contribution- would Increase to flout apt' nn Lake MinniH* nn i 4 percent on employers' payrolls eYti'iiilw hmk f" tli* f ii 111out! I unit Itu* i’ll 1 f I-1♦*v ta. |e*I ul h i percent on employers" pavronls to }l|a pllhltl • ,r «'tt|.*Mtee|e*|*|w| II ■■llssM Us I-**- TWr-rl ^ ft tun v* hit h ........... Iltlll In 1 ntrv |t-u\ r , , .Dp i ) tn S One-Fourth In Warlxtan Rained Here tinted Itt .* fU i 1 » ll.luld he 'Alois Iskti.sp th. I 1.. V bill . injc Year Are App o in te d ^ b ^ in ^ L io n McihU m of thr . lothinir <*•»! h’i'tioi stinunitlri* tif thr Ha^f'M*! I Ion* i lull, of tahl.lt 11din lvc\ in i hflii mmi, wi’fr Indfty ' "in mrmli tl by K iti if L mjti ( Ivdr !(uin n *•y for domji 'fi wfintlrrfui I*i#* uf Hiithlri|f collrtl ion fui I ’ mtnl Nut ifin» firllrf |Ir hkrwime t*t U*inIt'd t hunk * to M’htvtt! Dutchr i **. pupil**, Ii d y urmit* Niiviil offinnUs tlohur^, itriil oths»t* who Imd hrdpnl 1 i niitkr-Thi* * 11, it diivs* ,*rs it nUttfv-i m .............. .. \1 *, i. ,.f fine 1 'b. M , i- ■ •• # -A tnwm t - 1r educes! In .e>. a. U l/s. njmi,.n^*th>rS> fnr evr-n*ej iTi'nirre-l vtdin^ 4*ri «-f f I Ia* bti«ine<!4 wide " f t ht c*M|t g^ l l r r r t i . f i pc w h. n fro m M*ni!ii"h i out* inn nn4 io ni, r ’* n tv Irnvf had to trn%«d io oiltri t unit In* tin offndn! I'u•Do " f tr:v kind %tich ri% Ifi#€l I?.|ff 'i r ! t*** Mat:«» I£M,"ld Pepartnifent. tin* v hnvp had t*i pay thrir <« U *- A i u r fti Col t{th * 11•'ts( ctnintv inIf to <i t l.*rk Sr*. I ini! I hit I I*V* 4 , \ r i I i "VhIfs , the State |" pulatloT .......... |... 1 ■ Io- (» r« l>d tf mil'nlird tin ('age I hfr| I « .1 hr the a d from Bijf Demand Felt For Fishing LicenHes i,m)tv.4 ,1”‘l " 1 ' Vocational S r h no 1^ ^UUJ ltl, To Continue In June „1 I.ions ('luh Ireaffue Plays World Series Are You Listed in the Census? If Not, FiD Out, Mail Now! g g& H ". Rev. V, H. Grantham Concludes Pastorate ,.S!S ; ■•» *. "1.... • work for the Civil Service. i j * ABOARD CRUISER ABOARD THE US8 INDIAN AP0LI8 SOMEWHERE IN THE 1:'*•/' > WESTERN PACIFIC, M a y 25. ", i = • ■• (Special)—A. R. Hunter, quarter mailer, f in t elate, U8 N, ton of fi * v Y ’ ‘'y* )|T ' A R. Hunter, or Oviedo, Fla,, : fought aboard thla heavy cruiser when bar big guna pounded the ■ «v . ' * 1j enemy a t Okinawa ta avenge th# *t ,% dark day* of 1942 when they ' T-T'i ■poke only defcnalvely against I i . t ;s . .. * the then-dominant Japan***. t - ' mon at R:00 o'clock Sunday, and asserted that it would be r'a joy and privilege ta have the people of the city and community pre­ sent for his farewell message. During hia pastorate, Rev. Grantham ltd the- church in pay­ ing off a debt on the church building of tong atandlng. Il« reported that growth in the church, while not phenomenal, ha* been gradual, wtth a number of additions, and the church in­ come has become nearly double what It was at the beginning of bis ministry. Home On Leav6 Jack Benton S 2-o i.as home on a 0 day leave Balnbrldge. Md. after 10 training, tie will rtpott further orders. Sgt. IHHlg returned ta Taweon General pltal, Atlanta. Ga^ for treatment after trending a CM valescont withl ihie M B f efurlough f e iM ln i aed family. -i-vtai * '" « * « ' ‘1 j __ _____ _____________ _ - — ----- I has ttie l.egtulotur* wt TnlDtUMree by c ill. Kill’d F. H >le SanI 3d uhteh will rovidc ‘w u tlty With the 1th War loan drive . i" Hv into .1 I d uf i ho k ", 11 , It M . two week" nit!, Sennit" le i t unit) *l*d |U Ml* ki i mint) !•' i .»• h ►m m !) coinmitt* tvlitIi hfei attained none than u qllstlei 11itnhfli Villi 111jj r r !i,t|inn’d to travel on roiinl v by*inr- -. Lr \mnl the limits of its quota uf (376,1X10. accord­ ruutlmii** hit t nt"i»udoa»n nl work An tdnlMitnf IttfiiUvapinie pliiu witirh he litildl ing tn Fdwan! F. |jvne. publicity ion \ in of 111 The frr- h 1*ut n tin-. fi<»hin/ e.ff»«.*, f..r director of the county War H in ttw* iiifikin^ lei mill to t ! r 1 1 en "•*, the uim of prt’flfiit nn l or nl htnnlv of thr -PAKIIfl op. mil fii'il on 1 f» Mat Finance Committer. •! "-in iiml fiv e Irn doll tit bint** "Wtu <iai1 a M M 1 M m i time* II III* ll m ( 1 **inci* l"g Total bond sales up to Friday way The |I'CTl t - )O'f ofirlit inn i* * I he pr* w 1 f '"H I i #|‘"1 t ^ 1 it i » n fi. hnth? i» -, | .i**i t * * l*e -urk irih T vRhii!• > hi noon amounted in but | 2 t 3 , -i:trt illnvv tin ti. r lalnl ri'iixi’i hi* !.... . n* i"" *•■1 .it tils* | * , * - 1dt ii »■ for 26, Mr l.nne revealed J. , Ihirin^ *. d ih»; tin "ffit .* of • ".ml \ Ju.lg. W 4 .m|,f \ i I | »{ Of the total, the Sanford At t wl*lit U'», l.M Wits .1 NVarr Si** t s., 11 ,* I part* Mantle National Hank repotted .erv |-0|ild*M -i • \vIrntiun Km thr t*e*fir f it "f n t ii fi* 1 .f liii^ l* ih arc sales nf f 103,392 f>0 and the and pirni m i *1' P' vi»lemo* I .1 Ul"-** oiifiilriilui •f*l i-.llc' Florida Stale Bank. ( 6 5 ,4 50 niinches i 11 i if." t ^ lift ti"- i I..f Kim Mu I ui'i-« •. ill Dike 1 I Kill* 11 Thr Hanford Post tiff Ire re nful J- r •*- 11 W iil+ t I ornrii' *•i-11' 11 w |ot “i- f. ported spies of (23,5 (1X75 tin ( «MIUt V i ‘i P»?r Til Ilii; AUU"or> , I•v •he (itiv ■ ti • l May t, Altamonte t'osl Office ( »ei u ifr A S |»I-**r t. »•Iit y |■**» t «■I tic.* 'nine law reported sales of 1262 6tl and on -Vitlt.ml hpi'r-m. xf ii to be financed by revenue bonds the ea/nf date i^yugwivd . I’ost-g nf •ml no-part o f’ the tb *l 1mpdse<f Office reported total snl Imul, rm riuitler liuw many pci 1682.60. on general property holder*. »un» are In the bout The San ford V.Kutiimiil Schiujl The open -ea«ori fur taking of will eoniinuu through June with ulligtttnra, according to A tew Mrs. It. C Maxwell aa note rule adopted hy Ihe game com teacher Anyone wi»hihg to en ­ mission, Is June 1 to Feb 2K Buys n l the I.ions' (Tub sponroll should do *o on or baforr and the cloned season is Match I •uriil Junior Itusctiall leagu e will Mondav or Tuesday. June 4 nn.l May 30 inclusive, he said hnbl then Win Id Seriev" game 6, as tho c l a .- e , should have as Most fishing licenses, whicl. an at - 10 o'cliH*k tonight at the mush time 'as po.sthle. it was f(ir „n,e ,.,ari year. ur, ,* ,,,, 0.1 i nUcfroiit Dianiondbair"i'ark when announced today. I t ncgln nlng of the the pennant winning t*uhs meet cither at the Each residen t or Ketnlnnls County not contacted by a census rnum Classes in dictation ami trnns- : linns so*son or at the start of thr eratur will be Installed If hr fills out tbe blank below and malls u i Bill Lud­ criptlon, typirjf, with rtpecifel hunting season In the Fall, us it a ti-nm of All Rtnr*. Ihe Hemlnole County Chamber of Commerce. Hanford, fln rl.1i wig will set t e ns umpire. Olva names and other Information required hy law, a* outlined. »f vmphaniii on Ovil Sorvlrr rxjuni is easier for sportsmen scenting f>u Saturday the 1 inns will put all parsaha erf all ■res, lorludtag babies, children, ralattves. emplri.e*. nation preparation, a 20-hour licenses to remember whrn they Aimm ti»,nm• hlf*d hoIp, ho*r tltra and roomfen liv ing on your pr«*ml««> tut a lik'l Icnke at Sunlando for ail . . . who w..w *r#w .tnllslad M1, . w tn , H ths *rm»d _____ _______ _ _ ___ _ ____ course In filing, and hookkeaplnic of *11 Hivlcri who Itvsd In y our ho expire by getting them at those leys ys belt belonging to the baseball I prior io «nHallnfe In nald •#rvlc§>, Indlcmilnfe tn orrupatlnn column, continuation, v>Ii I he offered, times. league. Th a re nxnmsted to whether In th# army. n *rr. .marlntt, coast mmrd, marrhant marln*. mrot at 1 3t) 1* M lit the Ninth WACX. WAVEd. HI'AitN. nur»«i* corps, #tr. AH dat* nr Information There courses arv nr Ranged prt marlly fur lugh school students given will ba hald la confldsnc*. S t r e e t B a li 1‘nrk , \rhciv tir r(* w i y who need a little extra practice be picked UP ria###f IPfer# •! |0Traipse- to make them ready for job*. AUB Joe Mettih is mariugrr of U)C mnii MRF'tRi tl## SAME | AHU.HttSa |. M i r The Civil Service Commission All Stars ami R K. Kipp man­ Is now In nerd of a large number The Rev. V. 1 ! GranthanK who ager of the f ul>s • of office worker*, typist*, steno »ll£) The linen accented the pastorate of the grapher*. bookkceiier*, and File A I.I. ■< ‘ %lth im . Hanford t'hrlitian Church during D ei i I< 1 P-nnlnkthf Clerk* to fill Ijiosition* at key WHI* Cl*l|«4 P nli I September, 1941, will preach his point* In the Uiniled State* H I a (fill i% III . Ormhftitf Hawaii. Any girl interested In cloiing sermon io tbe congrega­ U’hllr . 211 .... L*tiElni sr* Ik 1 111 going to Washington for vrhrk tion Sunday morning and all ID-Hi- r r[ftnl should *to Mrs. Mnxwel] ami get member* of Ihe church are urged 11a, M rtu Ifiiiipeli ta be present. particular* almut condition* thero Pmu rr# OF Rev. Grantham today Invited i '"if burn and the arrangem en t* that have 7 - a*’-/ * I.K „ Carte; X Tlwi* been made for the comfort and ■ hi* friend* In Sanford ta hear A 1 • Luilwlir X the message in hie evening *cr aafelv of girl* who go there to E PFC, NEWSOMB FREED Pfe. J , C. Newsome, who was made a prteMkf of war ih Ger­ many after he was reported missingi in action on Feb. 28, »— been releaeed, according to informat Ian relayed by th* Red Croej SLAUGHTER P ERMITS ta hia mother, Mrs. B. Newsome 809 Weat Ninth 8 treat July I I . ths last day for far- of Today M n. Newaome received ware ta obtain slaughtering per­ a letter from her eon Informing mits tinder OPA’a meat control her he was well and hoped to bo t f . i if homo soon-■, — ---------------m obtalaod a permit and a far Price ALABAM A-Partly cloudy toA .B. Pet- nlgl Ight and fleturday. Continued eraoa, Secretary, vlned. Howwarm. «_ farmer ‘ Fid) RIDA—Partly cloudy with ■’ - * ' . ■ . ' -- * i does not little tarnpen.to re change tonight P.* and tall any and Saturday^tkmttared shower* i. ; , 1and Jtd r L i j - 1 1 wt! itf *!'»«• d 1 ik mnu a I f .Mill \ I m v m m v m mm ‘ I"'"* mi.h • •liulo hu k ,* Russell Lions Commended ^ /J L3’’ * l t • HVwfS % ■n "iiii;r they t " 1m unit fom H1MUNTING Al BUSS fH’ FN 1 HIIM1S l lie ,, r e,i u UU ft"'1 *",irnn l'r l’1" whili* m«khiv the da*h I Mi si'My f mil" l - ‘ ■ U fltdtU w lihei ni It *u1 ,ks a* Is m «.> I4 .*■ ashed iti-i sis u. weeks ago, he |f congress for eulhorlty to mgke f»rnuim*f.( rh«ng«ft C a U pennuner.l riiangss fend and con^OlD conbOll- j r i A lift! 11111* n th r un wit Idly l4U U i iivc* brunch "A w**|l o rfam ted executive . . otarch will ire more efficient Helen t t l U ..** he H i d . Over Four Thousand New York Group He­ . rtianas-Dnvors irs Join * poorly oig*nix«i on#. r C$rs Are Cut In Union To Unload n" Seminole Codnt y . J - "IT « .lil|i,tli" " i it an itir- Celery Shipped Truckers Uni o n a n s For Expansion Of £>'s , ^ 2 ' Ki* .ek For Good Work This Year May Is Denounced By V '7 ^ -& JS 3 r 8 $ S o c i a l Security Clothing D r i v e 1lo“n,>, tommi«sion 1ho Io (»et I ravel Pay . Pass Last Year F a r m B ( ummittees For Com- v <£r«m i tliru uv h iin * m ore iihd liep an m opping th ree si u t t e r e d s e c ­ a few Snpi’ i i, a t i e . s e s a t t a c k *hI th»* Tt*kv-* -«ir.i -i ill ►rmuildfpr* Hip f t Mtii inf 11*21* mid Jii li t las hron<lcnAta th# i ^ v t r n mlent cnt C clfirk 1MK j ^ like nn effiel«?nt, kinoothly-j business *1 less cost end fevvn personnel. training tnatnwlor at tbe station. Th* gam* la admission free and the public la Invited by th* Navy to attend. . man of War M m« *v V .* l I At the Woman’s Club program, Mrs. Davis' third grade art and orchestra clasa presented the Story, “Copy Kitten.** Taking 'p a rt were: Ann Haley, Dick Moss, James Davis, Peggy Wright. Ellen l.yon, and Sarah Hhnsell. “Chalk talks" were given by Belie Ward, Larry Loeslng and lo sieu er. Frederick Kossstter. »rt tn oils aifd Student art water color, and ink were were awarded to Larry Lotting, Charles Dawson, Bob Callahan. Leslie Harvey. Betty Corrodl and Dotty Ann Whltner front Sem­ inole High School, and Holly Bivens and ray Fay Williams from Junior High, tlonorsbts mention was awsrdtd to Camilla Batten Josephine Michels, Carl Moss and r r , t r i e s ' i>» -frem the .................. School and to Raymond Hail of Junior High School kc ' rite winners, One of the ,t>rli Ijirry Loeslng, also won first prixa for a “chalk talk" given In M 'O ' „.sboK.~ftt . the . High leh was sponsored by the “Celeryr Fad" sU ff. kn>! AN o “Butcher Of Paris'’ Karl Obcrg-, Taken Alive At Hideout; Ribbentrop L o o s e By Dorothy Harrison Mr*. Mildred Babcock. art Instructor of Seminole County schools, recently presented a pro­ gram of entertainment and an txhihg of art work of her stu­ dents at the Sanford Woman.’.* Club. The exhibit wai later on dis­ play in the window next to Houmiliat and Anderson* store, where it attracted much atten­ tion and drew much favorable comment. It was moved to the Sou the (da Primary School and then to Seminole High School. Aa the result of the downtown display, several pictures were Q f OnToContfol J^psSendReinf orcementsT o Of Peace repce Plan Okinawa, East China Coast ■ — Army officials today re­ mained undecided whether to hold a funeral for Gestapo Chief Heimrich Himmler in the presence of captured German military and civi­ lian bigwigs. The body atill lay on the bare floor of the : n Himmler Takes Own Life With Poison Dose SECOND A R M Y HEAD­ QUARTERS. May 25, (A P) i a E stablish ed I'JOS VOLUM E X X X V I l" IX # 1 —r i T S U K n s s n i . il p IM lk«. tl WUU aytr ttIU eir-Se P*!» II sretaatlva nJa (if IMIk.kMbl. IttM* I M ■ �1 •AOE TWO FRIDAY. MAY 25 . 1915 H IE SANFORD flERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA .......... ...... se v tirn At TH t CHURCHES n i i i h r u ; . < i n i n ii t&nfart) Ah i h j /t M i r - t f i t h Hlfrftt V. II Mr.inlham, Mlnlalef. M l , A h! lllt'i* V1 I... 0 I II 40, A. hi M-rn'tiy |\ M i'int-iiu,ri • tnfr m ‘r 7.5 a r m i ' vr*» in#x M#*r vlr* | :00 I'. ht tV ••linekiln> h(M. teen I'ruywr h * n u v VIKII IA n »i#:l linniwT i.iii iii ii in r viii. v ft >1 IIKN KLfc.. I’ astur rinndai ft*ili*#Ml, A. hi l ri ai liiDf ; i _i*u A 51. Kv 4 lilt oil Stic Hel * U’f, “ So r Ll Midweek P r a y e r mad P fa i a e H#r»icc rhur<«ta) K ie tiiD f, I Ul !*■ M. ■ A !. V %I tl V a l l t i r all Itw i a •«-fi iii! Mtijui A a t i l l AD E L Mir » « i \\ iiiPi I.uif ill t l i a i g t aurrinjr hch J A. It. I*ra>9r H#rvie# l«.VU A U S- T I*. *.§> I* M, Hlrnwt M m i n r 1 P M, I! vurif r h -i i c Htrvife. I 00 P. M. Dos Eating: Bed Points Puts Bite C h lltci l i f t l c e s . II I 'j A. AC I*fuPAI^ Hbc«tnjj H’ e d n M l u ♦nliiCA. Viaflo r. W*|. **mn. to lT n v iiift o A p rirr I I M I 14CM A t t . at INIn i ft Bl* th is lai M'ir*l f|erf H*I hi N I ’ee rso .L ■ ii. ■ — ................. Veg-etnble Shipments **\11 . i.w.(*«r rn,ot1; in‘ S* * I .scheduled fii^Sumioyifemmmnu al U p Sin ce Ltuit Y e a r i u h u to r HyndiU I fbfHil t I i A M T ii hti’tituioB. s u n h|"mini; W m slnp 11 ow A Ti win 11 ». I fsi'Ui r no I* M <> — toh uin LAKEtA.NI>. M a y 2 h . ( S p s . j 'd u ll Wiih !’0 I ^ r c « i t of l b * hi 'MVatrotC ■m'.uel w nceM ««I hm.| of 1II*|C. You Arc Not Doing; Justice to Your Car! at ni l - of l i v p u t i i i i K <>fl t b n l t u i i n t j u b . . . * i u m u t l u r h o w uld y o u r c a r m a y lo o k n o w , i t w ill look a l m o s t n e w w h e n it l e a v e n o u r s h o p ! the pan ic. We abut do expert hotly anti fender repairing. — Wrecks Slraightciied — 1U M .4 6 Kloridn v«K« u b l r «n »on ! P»*c J "* i*r of mu.ic .cnnow In. .Hipmfil tabulation* of ,ur? “ ' ’ ‘ ’ " ' I '■>' fuculty nirmlwr.. the Flotilla I f triab le (om m ittee '» •*" ,M*- c»m..iflicemcnt |,r..-r.m C B K . b l . l h C j f c T f i n l i i n rffUWCH • F * e r » wMirr T u e s d a y — Htudy In J f l . A us l'b, pa*»«r thin week if vented that the m a * “ V " ' : ! . u Sunday eyemn^ I « Iftr.'i.rf 7 ‘vutulo.y tUliool, 10.00 A. IdL 1 I*i i »I im| I Ii irii 11 auditorium T u* ad a 7 ■ — iluatry had .ent by May I2.J7SH I ,,t A W. lU m lt. Sunt \v hi r j on r m mote carload, of produce ini., [ * -,n*lntnlc. f«*r ttei;rc,« «l the Mi rnliiA warnnir. I i »o A. M northern markela this year than Monday momlne e xeic u e* total T h n c s a i l v l n c Hfrvict * i t . io P. i ntw i vift: i iiniiiftT i fi i in n it mjtiday were ahipped dm me the rnrro- ,a 7l . tu.lcnt. from alt part* of I* «» % T 1*1.1 I I »|.r» i ftj er meet I riff Th uradAjr *v*titfil .ponding perind n yen? ago. no Klorula * ’ .t 1» other . t a l e . , «n h hi t 00 of)i>ok * i \ v« i I, ih . ft rft J C. incrcMe »f five anti n half per l two t-utin American ntudeot* inI j ,» v i i u i >i t tut* rt'h» in rent, according to l.nMnnte firnw. ; rinded i mY i i i 1ft no* i i i n i f t T 1 f A ' r '•"iM'iiss W..ral*i|> ( III Ml II « I IIHIftT \ . i# i, , IftiiiMrl J M*-r%Ii •*- Hull* Maiingc*3»f the (.'olmnitLoe. | i ..ilia a* >v ft «• v oo I W r *l nr mu) 1 » in . . 7 * . ' r * .'. IIILU t l . . . * . , I « « « A M W o rs h i p and Conni»unft*ift I Jr. I -The II UO - T h . A t i . L v o l l.n i v T i i o l lt < •ft4 i i i if \: I .Hwu'a t fttii«»U. I 'hurrb. 100 Oak A VI IMS# Weft lift wlay, I'ra* rl hire'time, * 10 | * * ' ' I* hi ' AIITIIUII E lll'T I .kilt hi In l*te * • *• } vi hi I ! v* nIn k Hervft t * on p hltd week hi hi .SarYte#. ll. „ , n, n i V«»l 1 'tiA.rhr \t ia| II.. I, . III Kriilft) Scivlcr #,&0 I*. U. (*<*rti« worship witli ua On Woman it a t * 4) f R R T I f f t in itnv Him \ t * a » e and h o c f t l h ftirwrl tin UbntIs firhoo I Ha turds t :I • A. hi ■ IUOm YATKS AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 North I'ulmctto Ave. T h e iaa eiu>* of 2 7 M ru rln a ifj T h e A bo rig in e* a m y th ica l ocotcp re a e r .U a n e t f i g u r e o n the irturv, l n r a u i f dome , pie o f ce n,tr a l It a l y , *uppo*cdly . hl**fll'M Ul I ov era ll Mi*r« 'ile re qoinq to J*fm « f \ j commodities .howed d « r r a * r in ' dccr-nded from an anc.ent town AI Yimlh | r iltiW - Itll' ' vhiprnent-i under u yenr ngo. upon L a ti u m \f i , *•niiiK w *.r pft it* Among the*,* " e r e beam, Cabliage. Tlte |.11*1 SILVER. SPRINGS th is summer/^ real fiAiltl> •gg|,)nnt. lettu ce, L (gliob o c a * i Miviiiir Atlanis and p c p a e i . urlucb co mbined tp riMint? veuh KUkaiiiicn, but v!mi i'lin ilT lA N K IM ldh A nT I - . ,. I I I I l l r , Ad.Jf * a. I l o l 111 1 ua i r f t s tia n iv i rii M itii A Mil ft NCfc TAIHCRN AtTLK 1 > , led • how n total decreaM)’ of 4 : . 7 hci m u llw r’ n i im k Iuji I’ him . I l l HttiifurJ-UrUmlo Illgliwa> —- lit J. A. I I AftKIriH. I'aslo r lit.. K l t l i . l Vf Ilium NaclilnaU. fon d ( Js iisia Avsnu*. carload*. ,inmr. I f ti u r* ft HehoAl S I* I t H«rmut» I * a with the pHlit*r ! t|j t niil fur itav. tilt tin 17 JH lill 11Ita Psmlof : b >■ 1‘nnlor l Jo P M H nw orr. celery, cueuinliert, | Huniiti lO fto * 11,1 V 51 tint Huiitla} — I! Hi la School. 10 00 A, K* rliiftg nftrtftr, 1,10 P. hi IdtTJF- T h ru * *m (h r fond iiaif** «;>car.dc, while potnloea, tomutue* ( ......... v M U. I fitly trni iilnft m Ipd HiiftdAjr it laid (1ml hininrwtfr* tlttfii and miae.i carlo ad* built U|> n t'.iiljr JMiujia. S ju A M hfiirntni W orsh ip — It o o A. M* |*<sll(ically, Belgium in BWAy ihtjiuand- of red (minti I'mifrytioii H^turd**) 1-WM P. Ai, cumbimd increase of 631(1 c a r ­ Kv«aiaft Harwlrft— «iOi P. hi. F llf A T UA»*IIHA‘ < III It( l« «ututiutia! monarchy. lo f oy p. U nnd 7 •« P. U (u l ; H Perk AVr. at ilti HL T hum dA j— hi id w oak Prmjrrr H#i bt*faUM' they did not stive mewl load* o i c i the »n(ni- |ivi hm| a : P hi. vice* t;(W P. IL W. P. llltiMiKH. J r . Paaior irimmihir* and pints* arrapji y e a r ago ftundA> rtf*h»K)l, 3» <& A, hi. M >*t iilitA Wtir-iilp. II <J0 A, 14, A i out lauding fncioi f„i the A l U J I i L V OP (*UU Now M is Lit tic *,iw v all fm TrmJn ng Tni»*ii 7 I* hi, r i l l . ( I I L R c l l OP (*UII bettei inri.t ,-f the indu.sliy uni (■mt+*4 eentna Is* 1m* m.lu-l iIihah .mi K t fin I it A Witrfhlp. v.uu P hi. I l , « a * H ftrldl L o t u e i s l*aurml Av«. and I3lh Hi revealed in (lie •.*$ir p l lo i u * a f e r t b s •iftllfitf i** market.-; l t i ; v II W. M11.1.1*11. Pmnlor lidded lu the mi 1v a if if r« n . 1 nut **VVIi«r« J«t«ua U Heal" , itifrlci*. boo.I of 2X1# cat load* of mixed >• frlt’1 Himilisi at J OH I*, ht. KI. W H K ilIT , pAAfor WHY *he tret s mni e ex Ir a red WmlfiftKla) M'lUi ft S i*« I* if, it* v M"1c*>mft in rimrgtv wgctnljl, over lu*l year. The Hun di j SchOvt. U. M. WIII ik. . po in ts . B u s t y R tlnlfii! fUieiV Vial (urn w » Irwin#! K %»•t >lx*dl' iv elutifin’ * Hwp|„ 10 0ft A. M. total figure of h'.)N4 mixed c ai* Of! fi Iriuiei diet Hi a a - ,t»u M o rtlln i U«* ulloual R tn k f, do i vicunt i erruxo ItUlat i n n s v r.rane * i f liK C li rviirc.ciiu tfMj fa t, unv u wv And our l l . 0® A. W. over In *i a t . u . . . 7X b S l * n g . u c c n l , Park A vp ■( Knurth HI THAI n i D H * H o r COCA I'tarlit Ai«l»A*r-«dor» (jruuna P*“ * c o u n t ry is gt'ttitu: mure «*f llf;v M.hllK » AI.PUNTK»L Heeler ittercaae over ^B-lT-1 2, Holly A v» ii u* At F ifth HirersC , t ; M P. >1. • th e used fin it iirirentlv needs Holy Communion. *:* • A IK. II#-*. Paul YftltA Palldf. KvAficHIftlle Meetlnc. • •• P M “ T h e e.m *lru etive te* deucy o f niM.dav cU-ii.Mit |*, w* A AI Chunih Ketliml, A:lR A. RL, PiA/er i M e t l n i uim! UJbU study. f a r wnr and Hm ne-fimit e* ■ g ro w e r * and . h i t p e r * to »end Mornlna Hervlrf. 11.0# A, U MnirnlriK Worship. 11 ou A. II. Tliuradoy !;•# r . A4 Mifltiul* I'd Adv V P Al — 4 : f o r . hi. * \Vfi1nrs4s) Kftsrnoon P r a f • r m ore mixed r a r lo t* to (lie n o i l h . " r r ^ s d l l n i 1:00 I*. M, memtlnc. ! ; ! • U. gaiil Gr.,w. “ xlajuld h i v e a imivt P r - y e r Moollnp W rJ l.t-0 P. IL I (I M . !(»,«. VI ION \l. I III IK II MCocB« once, you'll com# a« a1u. oner P a.k A t . n u e an.l J , a | ben efic ia l e f f e c t In br uad e ing llje ■linrUeL f " i h.lutida Veg etable*. H int I vith r g n i r a n» cniuaT \|h.UI« i 1 It* Hurd Ht.-il Comparative abipment figure Woman'# d a b BM c. ' ^iiiitla) ........... 1 I ft Uft l l # Oak a t *. U| tu M , > I J . a el c M.. it Iv» U ..I •Ml* 1 l *n» U a . M lU/roKL Miotilar - r t it#-*ll ■*<>1#j> I 1 ft# i *1*1 IS* t"if I 10:10 A.U. Hu raja r Hchrul 113 I'alrnelli, tu -.. Sanford, I lu. M i l l A-U. Morning W'or.bl#* la-rd a uflll fl*. * e- v» I n - I k ft l owppee Follow ing Harmon <Irtler id Set >tre» > : » 1’. H. Aandag a . 'r d n g awrvlci. i m iti ii o r j k m * i u i i i ' . r Siin ilii \ o r U T T g g ii.it v i m t , i * i,MMi *1 #i 1 ' t ii ■ c g r a i a o f woo AlyftV tcAfi lodP-Alffii Hut I Cirrlnail ( ) r a « * a and Bhn Av.nnaa tin#’ lil«M'K W#ft .*7 I ft* i k Avtft tii * 10:01) A. M. Sundai Sihtiol lev. W7 C. l l o k o m b . w l o i flee. H*oivl#’ri e i r i j Kutuhiy 7.3ft PM ■ Huadav dobool. id:## A. fftita l ip* s k u a VNiltila wo I. I Touna P * « * J * . #tf# I’ Iilioo 1 1 : 0 0 A . M. M n r n i n g W nrM hip M a n d a g l a r r U a . t l #« A. M Ilr uift ^^71 l> iltiWKinT It.rl.iM L cu t w i r k . Mr- Su m Enin* tra vf tin* •Iinner hi t i«j >- iii hrr fluff* Runty. imil selUii^ down tl? KilltfuM1 ilelilllla Ueal I Till M(,al - r YEH OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I OUT! I’M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR J DYNAM ICS!* ^ Church of The Nazurene Toung PurU, !:•» P. #1- "(J cmIk ( all In llis I’euple" 7:30 1mm n a . i -.s . 8:00 I*. M. Kiaiigelihlir Service Watchman— Wlittl nf the night?" 8 :0 0 f. ^l U r d i H ’ -dJiii I’r a y e r Monday Nighr H ,r * k « , » #• P. M W*4n«a##y nig h t e r a y . r u r v l c * . « p. M. t l . a r oa r IWIIglou. lUnd C. ft. Ilraley I’oalur cau iv B or -row iA fA nB.ii f t . . . C U. UrA l.j. r» » t o r . I l l P . t m . l t n Avrou* III oq A *1 Hu Nila) He hold, II, r l r in Mil, Hiii j;»pf 1>r>I r ini r fj I II n(i A it Htirnlna Wniuhln l k'tl f i dl| III Ml ft pr#f|»»» t'h n n a 356- W M eclln g ^ mi are in tiled In I ll r^e m ti icen M hr r tn* 1*1 Nig lit * Sprciiil Munir and Sin gin g ( itlrl ' lW e h»mpe| w ith a Live Menrutgc k. | l*f ■iw#» »* •fin^skl ■* enihd 'll 11 I. \M• ID it M dfi (IPS !■ fbt • nil *H'i tiu‘ n I *1! (I |HU - Miiifl » x Illgr) -*»• ,\| T..I il W ll ft I t\ n l i n . i U ) vli . P r ft >ft * f All I m is. A re i'acked In I’rinl ling^ nf HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE COMI'I.KTL LINK OF H XKDO J KKDS Tel 358— t ’nr. Sanford & 2nd Street Sunftird. Florida 8U 7 17k *.t; [t\ -f#u.ir»i ij ■»12 punt y**ni itml f l a n * fur thr turn* in I* Kf.i'iHi will lw ifluctianiM. arul now ilircrlnfft eloclctl. HAm ■i I Itl r o k k l NrT I J funday H#hctoL lu 00 A. M. Pr •mill I tig. lEw b r V A I ** it* *.i u * i iin m l II M y . -I * .*«!j all' ■t Mi'll, iillt if I i|t--i||| 'll Jr |>M*--- >*•|4 - l-Ill - I .A K K K U h l l o r n A r t f f r i LflPHC ll Ctoll La C r l i i o , P m of dtintltV Bhprwil, A. 11 Holnnd fillM. Hupf IT n rth lp 11:00 Kvrfijnc W o fa h lft T ru lfiln l Union. < 50 P P riy ir il nf ** M .it (on he ii Ilti it 1 fftt n- li rr(i . #»(ii .»m| ?»"■! ##«*! \.|i »I-mm A B«rv lc#. ftl 14 vriH HIH I .P t .i in.ii| hi* lu > Mil*.#. nil f I I f I ■i:. ii i«I ft ll Nit n ||i*i *’ i*111 I H* nut fm m i i Ii4.it an liutienl, h t**1 ■*-*♦!. a it tunipiiMtit Hu»*l. ft lino ftrit1 1, mill n liulpInK h.iinl u m i i I K uU Miftii. ,1*1111 up l til rig *■ I*#* iL tk rr In mmi nr K»lil> woman,** Uftiy ^ on arc invited to attend the State-wide convention of Miiilti, The CHURCH OF GOD (■cncva and Elm Avenues Which'will hcKin JUNIC Mill Through JU N E 171h Wc arc expeding la have Ihc greulcsi convention we have ever had and n urcftl lime In (Uu laird, Wo need yaur, prcucnce to help.ae. tuifi'ir o f fn c i t l i ) anil n ‘ i'O t h r u , (fiieida by P re * uJroit Mi l ! h m k S t 'l i i i i ji ti c l ! /K (» prcichlftf. 1:1© F. H- H orning & GLASS COMPANY 117 S**. PARK CHUNK 3113 L K T L ’HKH K. l i o l . t . s . Owner T A U . A I I A S H K K . Mu > * i S imi*»«! t I tw 3 -i 1h> enriuni'nremrnl !>rti|(rflii fur Fbirida Slut* Col I ••cat, n II I lita keg lr(f*- for Women will begin Sn ttir It. Mli.ll |(> 11?, | «tn \ i f l r n i i M P , May 2ft m ^ o' cI ' mA with 11 rect'pitnii iv*•ri > *u.. ft M hi, K. 7 )1 P SANFORD PAINT .v f i m • * 'In iwl iun .» • I Id *>. « in I tig f *■|». M orn l» B P#<ipl**» Rurloly n r.T M D iM tr r t f u n ' F I,alt» H m i m W IV KV. P * » t u r '■ ’ ,UI Mirn» -n imint hiiU glnas fur vni y pm |>u.-ii<. Wr art- ripiippud lu huntllc ait> i/.r juh ( all us fur reliuhlt' pninlrrs The ('»m|t|etu Faint And (ilitss Sture Program At K.S.W.C. To Begin Saturday . I 1.4 ,1 H,t - .Ml ( l th*. I0 tf» #A- hi.—Rnniuy i l f t o A, IL ™:fl P. \l n*« heI, 111 I h-r I -td• f-K*U cn i ni ir rvtRB ( nlnrs >11! I'u m i f of f »Kli •*n J Ttilnt HutiJn)' Sfrv tr # *: V IL \ A# Hi*nil ft) H* lutul FIIANK J. H iv^ m . Ol). Pstal-i B«rvle«a foi H*ii*dfir*- Poultry & Stock Remedies^ e* . - Ohuulbrr f,f (’niiiinrrrr nt 10 eiM A M, nn Mnj Iff IteiMirli of the K vkii Im# f v f Hill i f f y mt »k.* Mr ill» 1*1 " f till* Klnrtll* IssbU* < •tmiti!l«*<‘ iH li**liJ ' n♦*11 llMtliul mrcUrtK' ul thi* Orhwulu n nnoM Mf.rr i* *• »*ia**..• LA K B .'{.ID h1 n i t h im F H K in u n n v i if^hinid POttJbwffl* b**k Mu Dfaintu 0*1 -M2 il U Knit, pi r urn «t* ebMihing IN I U -llu re WU P i«t»r n*w ■nd T**lf Ik* * -1 Bscnm lc >u!i n M n Happln**! V* C uc uii B i i • n h l th •Th* Id-MitiRi U*« •I Th* ta*fgy *»5H* nop.) H.'lh.T KlCkpInnl IS#* 11 - W flrliim n Yuuujr PeftDjft Al I . On r hi '!-(» ' l uinplrle Line Tuxedu Feedp . *, ? # * VI l Cubbuy C elery hi I l i h T I I I * H I ' m il o r m a i n 11 at a . H. •4.uniug l ia r .le || LM i A M 'Mni 111hit \V •. t #i, 11 lid® f* M — Ju oJ ur »uil HciiJr.f SPECIAL Yellow ( urn S Phone .‘171 >> l .mil T h r cu lin inn tinir ever t will !«• thr hi m in i ro in in r n r r turn l . «»** i U r ■. 1 lit vihirh Mf A 1cAim Ur (it jerry . vicv-chnnccHor uT «1 jiieni dent o f T h e U niversity nf tlifc Sm ith will mid t ex* *lic luih -|i|injf KriuluutifiK cln»8 nf the I * oIIoku* *»t 10 tlU M nidii) >"*» I m g . May in W e a l c o l t audt ' ti.iiuui, <(tluir mum ev.'iila iu» tlie t ' " ' Hill >( I I U(ll I 1 Ntilt I, „ Elt I I' i ii ii i , e * Si,tU),ia> e . e i i il i g a l , i .it i u k lieii .. iiii. * ill |.,« ,i Iii llieli juu lut •■.( ii- the >■ u lii'iim i-j i |'h uml gowti* *ymh.,1ir of tiivir ran k nml " i l l i eeeive frmn i ’rcnidont Cainpbidl im Im: ha lf of the ju n io r * palm b i a n c h r * a* xyrabol# of e l . t ' a l life T h e cl#** d a y c e r e m o n e will take place In the pine* la-hind WealColt iiudltoriuni. Ila rco lg u re a te excrciw *. at which t l x R ig h t K evrrcnd I rank A .luhan, fli.Imp of th e K lm i il . l>|oc(>ae o f Ihe K p la iu jt il t liineli (W-Siundrod -Caught in. ^ - DNE C H U R C H ! ! IImv ? Who are they? What WUI He the Penally? tu‘«e a ltd many tether qurntluna will be answered m SPECIAL SINGERS AND: SPEAKERS Eitch. Day! E 1 SUNDAY May 27 MKAI.K WILL UR SERVED,ON THE (iROUNPR T ■SATURDAY, JUNK lPth, V. L. B . SttRyiUK, SU N D A Y ,--------------------- ---------1----------------- Bible Prophecy more ways than one if you will Wc hope io have'every church in Florida invited to ntlend and are what wn are ai work and our young people's work. Seventh-day !: Church July 7 th marks my fourth year in Sanford, and I, waul my rrlend* to help me make this the, greatest convention W*>. h w t S W hadI t shall, be looking for you at the Chordi of God, I am ywq* In Hla 8«r#k*. P a s to r o f ____ b o n ic 7 th t c > “ *>* ~ « ’-v- ■- . ord is with shall be. • S2:12 &*■ vif.-i y&' .^uii ^o,W|i i • • , ap p reciate 'i 1 r.-tl _M « i if ’ ,7; } K' j ■+ ‘ 7^7 X v .. *8x », ad--=f*-« J----------^ -- J — ,V rirfj-i if* r it \ .M p 1 * 1/ r> -j-. wit? :map( C ompany 1A >r 4 . * ‘ _- i ; th e y ’d Family * 6 w »r*, - JS and ypnr help in leaving the lines & Elm Sla. Sanford. Flo. W. C. HOLCOMBE between 7 and 10 each night. G u esses A riven Ih i - t . go. easy a n Long. Distance calls Never �f with 2.030 Celery Shipped This Year May Pass Last Year ft fo. lint '*n*uii Hit. light shipment (ni th<' week mill calcs the deal therr I* about over also. I ( nail a.ird *" ■*•*.. I* « •* •*••»* umim t month* until the relarv u *cl <n.i mrain Anitlr from the jnlilrh . ara'lii^ tic-* thiiio- III* iapa i i 11 * * aimni’D i O* sl l i re th e ritrtia juh wllfllt* "III* I 1I mH 11y r «1 . to I. Ho H CARTOON and divOMerljr rmnbttl and |MK> of 80 ihliri <0T rw w U jf W f*»k V 9 ho.tittala. health cctitci cl.iuc. in rural a r n v health w oi,| j 11 1 r o m p fn a ttt lo t i i scale of beneflla.. They would he nkemtes* and dUoi der* eligible for old a g e asslstni.ee and widow’s beneflla a t 60. Instead of the present *0. ------— - .r 1 ' I1,. II1 'i fii|oii»iTed hi* 1 " Allot rtl hoi*' ‘ Hi 1 s io*tt*tid of hi- l i O l i l S ’S He bird wii.ivO’ • i wlm lie .•♦ i i • oud o on* 1IOMK I* A K I 'IJ V •tH u in \i \\ m " cm * v* \rim * ••1 \ I 1 ill'll.. lli.'r \\ . 1 st S t. 1'hlHH' wl, 1 J I'mii'h*' I sin * t f ij t oiieeitle*! 1 0(1 viill'ljlf 0*11 n.’i’i i r i i " am i u-k v a -i*i* 1f m •r* | 1 "M V " ' v » 1111*01 *i •ml llti’f r un * l t d 1III! .I| i lu*»* , , 1 * ill*'111 i cot t Y1 l*Ffl • r Ii * i.i t,irj»- n n it* P E A C E T IM E t U in . sb SAVINGS T1* - » r be played iflrp. that *I * f tif i|h* * <• r •••*"■i" r 11 n SAI.TS ■•41 } 1D’i f1\ S" i »• . vIi-*" »i tm n s ., i» i , . 11, t it I ill * intrrPMtrtl a K o lariun SHE FEELS FINE NOW AND THANKS RETONGA f l’’iistct,l h I ’ i, Sal I If |>;i l ti ;i I'i. Tiliflrr 20c I'ahlum Jilt ( itrociirlmnati’ •I *•1 IVIilcH Ncrvinr r. 7 1■ ( iirturs I’ills ! !)$■ Ahsorhinc Jr. «INr SA* lo >11.\ Itrouio Sfll/cr I!» c Molle .{Mi- * • J -K aiiroir—•- “Ketniigu gave me siiel- won­ derful relief it N a ph-ao-re lo trll others hIhjuI tbia grand ntedi* rtne.*’ derlarr* Mr*. lo-oa Haney, well known buxine** woman ef RD4 Kirkwood Ave.. Atlss.ita, Ga., In adding her namr lo the thou­ sand* happily praising this noted medicine. Discussing her cast Mrs. llaney gratalully mniiiiued: For about two years I hardly “ i:ir I*f 'l l i f # All White 10c Inr I ! MI I•• , t :iic (J Id Tablets 27c Wine Curdui 8i)c Zonite 7‘Jc .’•Ar (i -«*i •-** 8I.W Tl Ihc K L .1 •„ .♦ 1•• f l«* - * )*!• I Iili aa•m1 1 IUM. I 'i * n i iE irtt » „ Itti tn • «|i i, lit *• *1 llil III'** III» 11>wl 1Ii .i * is I'll .*I1‘ * Ia I r I* i i ifit) ivlii: ( In'll i'i* , j* C’tiHtoria f I.40O u u i; riciNT I ‘ It Afbt V.'aa , • srtr * i , :t■ A*$e i i•M 41II. . . . . 1 > Tflr •t ’ ' I I,u( ion be it "ill t- I I f ■R tla utl iv i itn rr- t ttf |,ii *..a. «. -a if I,,U|*,I m iii| not tiny amt I •• r o u c Ii front Park t»» wiiuJ up Hu Ho tm nitul ila >l*iiMi , vi-* were W. I IIt "I •m l All S t a r , umI * ub* nl tin rf‘A»fu| a m i (III ** ft muI tomubt Pep: in 47c I* vc l I *»♦1|IK llll lit * * > |»cr«nh» a „i.o,,,-,’d a« p rftfrlim r I iM *• ' 1,1.1 (Ir r * I li st I WIII 4 * lr I Mf * 1III ♦a* <M|( ' W i- Ii 4 i1« il illiw |i |**** * mi-•I " i l l kf< |» 1111 ii* i*‘i.i 11--i rt, Lioi. a4 M».-t « I I*** Lions ( ommcmli'd For (iood Work In (' Inthing Drive Iwiagov. •> f a t " f i l l n «! M»M4 I! • i*l * r r I i-rrl *|y111 - t ml 1m 11‘ t r lr* art (ill * •111f** Old aga pay.nrt.l* would la kMreaacd to a minimum of $10 to $20 g months for single iseraons and to $30 J h r a worker with a depandent 41fe 00 ar older. The mailnlmum a person can earn without losing hU banefila “ lUlonga gavw me grand relief. would be increaead from 11$ to (25 and for the blind, to $50t knew w h a t It - was to l-c free My appetite is good and I never Those In the armed forces would of dlitre** from infllgrsilohl I thing of distres* from indigestion. .■ Itf«d l*|# * « « ’* c l Th*i! TOUCHTON D Plir. COMPANY aUey. reeklpav driving and no for (|Cvrlt»pmrnl of the health rers Ik-ensc, $25 fine or GO centers, daya; Willie Ann Hightower, In* 33 Week* Co^priuallon lerferlng with an officer, $3 provision la made for G<I s t e b fine or 30 days. (Df unempluy.neltt ecunocnaatlon Tba following bond* were ea- In.lead of ihe present 2$. It fond* treated of negroes: Kobert A ii.l„ r,. nvallaldr. The weekly aeale derron. charged with tackleai wuu|j |,„ $5 to $30 to slngto per- F o r T w o Y enm Shi- Hardly drtvlng. W: Frank Marshal, , on, „uh a maximum of »:i0 Knew W hnt It Wax To He cUrg»d with tiMidmne-J "lid •H»-. baiad.au. dapcndaaU. Moat aUIe F r e e _ O f D laL rcs. From ortlerlr-cm idoet.-JC^w BH »-fcelt— j j » * now h a v r y TOp itr YluTl gculiiVn ^v ( a F t" "S T tm.' aon. drunkennes* and d'tortlerlr $30. H a n e y. K nts Any Ih ln x eondpet. 1 1 1 ; J a n k McNeill, aa- Women would g e t 12 weeks Now. aattlt and battery, W1_S Ooa John* maternity leave with the m i s * hv- I l u IHlU li* w Li' u m lie.*thlUl*l ’•t hradqtiatt lei v w*ere mo ved f rom I t * f o r } m b ln n r f i . & MARGARt <' 0'BRIKN , MARY ABTOR MARJORIE MAIN innkinif Sn ’ I* llitli i .iiol Paul .h«w*-|.f. i .lied in Ut*f On II hi hall "t II" "■ ••util, i in -1ij 11in- « IT II 11 m l ii i i- in be * ml. f ■ um I i-miiuv<* ■ 1•I* < |*i" l" i'i "| * I in InMiroocf plnn, a worker run IrhildienT re ce i v e Fa ret CbBWbti. ttftn n lrn T c m id n rirr^ c,, Im Vrldng 6p|a,*«1; ri-ir I* ii dlamiaacd; H orace Saunders, "ri'glnienlBUon,” hr contended. drunk and disorderly, $10 fine Current licnltli and hos.utal In , or 30 d ays: Dnvfil llrndlc", drunk bUrencc t-la.ii, privately oi-erntid. and disorderly. $W fina or CO would not l-o affected, be said. day* phis straight acntmac of Tiie hn,|dtal ftnaher idan |iro30 d a ra ; Vincy Albritton, assault VIder •C‘,k00,0*>0 for the surgeon and battery, dlimlaawl: Dalsv gcncrul of the U 2 i public heoltli Mae Lanier, drunk and dlxordfrly. service to help stales survey, 310 fine o r* 30 daya; Bannir their tiituutiouy. Another I'Jf-O.. Hightower, aaaault and h a tte r-. tOO.OOO would be dlstriliutol over |35 fine or , ,CO day*; . . . Natbantrl , 10 years, lo participating stairs. * IS M thill Iht r mill 1 *11 * h* •*h a l t mil n uniu-#l\ i f I In j***'i * *ii C N ffo l jEflJi owordtrly 111 periwls be won nol piid due lujlm d them remuled t, Aby BlcJPteHiJjJI ilnod ji||ie>JI nr dlstthijity. If lio4tiitMl ' dmiatfnir them f*. V A*yi- , a nrX C* rirr iR involved# he would lie nl v , ilm»iP „ ( , Mil! W M ,Iio «I bnwd 0(1 .U)S a vear .................... . iinr -if i drimkammca. A ditoMnHy confht. health bcrm/iW would duct charged chargednRaibal mralbat J aJ ar trB i B, Jark , duct rale lethiiicalty thf xpine id- un , «»m. |,t#i * . ion Win tri» <)|amtan*tL dj« B w i of einpbivifietit eampensutinn n o w I fch»|um f,i 1*1, ,cl ,* . 4 Harold S. Diovli. charged with doc* by Ml I . . - J ...............Ill ceckliMs driving (111) and H.O Wagner emphnaitrd (Itat a t-n 1 j„i. , _ ntng a Scheie (1*11 for tlent . Mill-1 j*Mk hi’ own tbrrtui ^ n .(* * ti, . , a tT light, w *r* catr<ai mi itr* piiitl *»t dentin, the> **»wld d«*i"if**i |.,i,, } Negro m*i*» And rhprgn wrr* (Hi k Hun I'lilleMi#, Iihi If* tlm' 4(^HM, p,, Hl ; Ml , Cheater ( oirmnn, disorderly con I* -aid. thl» i* nol ‘Vorial eveolim .*• tin j m-i * ill#!, fnmiv Inuut nii*(li|!{| I I ^ j duel# l& fine or JO day»: Mpr* - mrilieme" mrtlU'al 4 u< Lia L kiiMi*n , Cutter. 'S < M III! >*V|‘| faiHi Hie - I»li? t’*•j| , t y lt,n v,.wt ( lM|PfM| , t a t r Nhu. m , ltu a I Idi t i. 1 O •i . in I that ( i, la * I* I I im* deni ! *li yrhu metit • nidiv hlu.t M Ii, tI |»M; t a l i ' ........ no.ro>i a Ii III . lit I l ft11a* k For lar«n y, Dm IcI M.Ora , pr1 r,,»„0„i cslaNtahmc.it uf tl • ham \vaa f.nerl llOO or 00 -lay* ( s Hniployioem service, taking and for drunkenness and diaordnr ,,vei mnupossc. <lutK> m**t ly conduct. »I0 or !W) days, finActi’ ltie. after V I ......... . blft J: Fryer, negro, waa fin»d ,)a. ....... •rfl or 30 ihiy« for rhuftklnpcra I i„|c, »hc pr-nl»lim.. ->f „f .-.--i NKWS! Sunday - Monday IK) a rre t .... .!♦. Negro Draws $100 Fine For Resisting Arrest Bv Police or \.(..jf Hiti* i oti'ii *l el IK’ LSI I W Hi n .1 ,1**1 \ . attoo 111IOb' Vwkv ISrond ! * rr- k 111 tT housn conduct whs fined *50 day* and for realxting fl'lO fine or W ' I * r v .I« .Hi .tut I V*| 1 u - id nt H ke I h- » I •111** III ended their -c u u n a t/ ia M* nH i| I OOI fc? I* I All t h'M .( 1 "If * O111 It i* 11Ii hi- |*ri !*■nI**I 1*1 lhi' Pie i dent itnf »*»n ; r •>* o*iii •t i 11l|t 1Mi. 1 i"*» 1. , •i lUiutir il- i"i f iti.ifier old 1 'ifr iHMitai«T Vinotii* the UilPn nro' I.uun* uu An exluifhlud uuempln) tncul in I •ai 1jam.j -la , „( ; M *urn ore »v*1cm with benefit vinI |t, 1 i ai K i i i In* h * 1 o f nf m I Ju iiiu;h*iMt the hatiuh 1 In v ♦1 tl* •|ri il 1 1* i*** v tn n uiu"Mi,r thr r I**U‘ t|„ l-i 1. a ina i r(o Hi ullh bimiraneC. to *H*rb all j, It!) •!<' 11.’ pi t "Uw (ii t ied (j v *m ml f|f t" 11 f i'll f *M 1 *a * only would have lo - uh o rila ^h f *" fir oai, •*li«M .Uu luiTiiwitiii **f )T*jHjn.lKNl furru I |fr •"'Milk f •j11 o | *1 Mi * wmi kei w, ifiiiin nIH v, tiMifew wumwl (J]r 1he Mil lie v* hit fi i The heaviest fines administered J(tuj ^mH|| buslfiCAnineti under llie ill*' ib li Theatre Sund.*\ in City Court Momlpy were tno-se tl|d illfr Hmj survivor** iiiwiirance given Janice t#odirc. nciiro, wl»*» tV,|im for tjrvnkon.icaa ami ^tiitortiprlv Hr-allh Finanrlns n .r s II* 11 . Hill I nt r oduc e d For Expansion Of S o c i a l Security ^ WALLY 5RUWN Ii. fa ^tif il'llli* 11 1111I4 II" ' *1 1•\ "1 Oral I k'Lt II \» 1 «lf till • (OHlt t 'MU f"iiv trliiwi MUial i*i "Mom ■ i nit* min * i c* tMi " 1 Mill'll 1<a|f li t toil i •""■ 1 ■tl. i. •t’w* , I >■IM’l! t ll*‘ 1*1 ■ * oil III e.ii* h wide is findiiiK nitich fa at m u ami Miilhvke *t eru }aotn*n **f Sanford nrtjul mil lets Kvushu, the encmv, aafd Locally JJ io»n trnnnl>*»> .•f n eeytKwkilly fine «|lim111% are hi ink fllfr -ItifrO til 4dr60 ii i' i ate «l lh. Sanford Mate Karine- Market Thi* lit, h u t t t rc i . »|lllt* rt ’ !um|' frriTn the j»re' iuus !*’» to SH ■ » Crrttr \ for thr s m i th l l n r n l a fmHjuct tlmi pr^va ilc»i ** while fttfo ItPiIircwl prlfCA are f t *•« l l n « r « f l ‘ r«*M F m r *»• *! do# tn t h e fact lli-it f* * f rorkn have Cliltie In buv at i h e M a r k t * At i*m •rnl eitch (»a) w l iMicrnt GEORGE MURPHY GLORIADtHAVEN ADOLPHEMENJM WALLERSLEZAX EUGENE PAUETTE (1 11Ms plains ii|«prone lipd then tar ITft* from the nt*u VAi*st of K \ LI -tm, mi the Smith ( ninn en Ttie\ of n u n , a In I k 1' rar***! " h 111 aII vci v a r i e t y u r u n m on th» Kn » f.iliU v w.iol th*it I eat Urtti »ti I * eh ohm •» 1 I.* (’tn. Jif I MtloM tif «’ ("k‘ i • ♦hi i ’tl that Oh m i'hjet 1 i\ *■ he at | . met! 1 .i Friday - Saturday the ' No. I "O f.Mi.*I if f I ill o| il til. Its* | ..** d* II ftkill i|i 1i’ llie I io«»l h* *< t lie Mbe tied sim 1 In he litre I-1i-II l 1' ll Hi !h- il 1h * .1 thief e\eetltive with l eemnim te! I Himmler Du^nised I llaiiw fin InWCl f»Si ildlt UTi * H” l Himmler « i i ' d»"tfni *i'*i -i iljifL i |*vfwiiiiiii'l |N»hr> U- Ml - (In mi ill* *»f H111' >t*1 •id It. .tit 111 1 11 1st 1 ltM( t IsMI f j "in - "»*<i * 40c 'luriMjf p I i i t it»li sh ed n r r u t .itinn f o •* " »n*v «vi11 r f f h i f r% *lm 111< ha* n ai *viY»l«t|» of tin -Jthrite ***ii f11\ r *11 i i | i n j f f t i m i i i i l h r •*’ 1 • 5 noil n*iI Inhed " * 'in .„T ...........P'P 11 In Ij >ii,i |i |mil *- i>i I'.iknv • • the rr*ivei 11 m t*t <■? 'h I> I\ I* j ard I he l,i*-wnfe I** re*iuvat |in*the any for nnothet Ins wi»t‘ til's t tOff* mill t*» I i oduee all ef f * H*|1 It oltoOVl Ii l *£■**VVI nine I II' TOTAL other cover rrop** to »*•*•I* »-.h the Japanese bi.fm laml |<mIh» ’ " ' •i I^iji Five Hold Himmler Takes On To Control Own Life With Of Peace Plan*... Poi son Dose Reinforcements Sent To Okinawa, ». I 'X L t / i , Other Florida sections which «..u),l include W'-irnd.lc and !*• K r i S t L h in a L O B S t lit (*iove neftl tJcain shipped 4*» c*rn un Morxlny mul I ueeda\ .. i H eallRiinl Tr»ni P m * *>»t| »‘ f«»m Vmf O i f » lilt* aeitaon total ttivrc. in If* i f a r it tin iu’ tit* mcH f r*•r*» Kura tm ihI two village* near Shim. cars compatcd to 60 r»is in-t The Chinese, .wcTptng toward sot* whirli iniliratc* fitr e!i»*il year llie Japanese corridor to lndo- ’ A recent survey of the t ’ettlial there ix nlmut uvtu \ tutil of dIm * »*!"“ • mils',’ ' 2,004 cam lr«»m ;•» m-ntn thU H o . i d . output .ml,c i t e , there arv about 70.1 c a r . of cel. r, "®rth w lh‘" l.° year ia hr a vie t than the UttBfi remaining lu be .hipped d u .in i ” f *’ » " * * « * In a M a t e d effort I t o u t of 1944. the rest of the «emou Of ;m« to hall the f'hinree counter-of­ The lower Knat Coait shipped amount 1 4 1 earn will be Pascal fensive in the Foochow area, the Nipponese landed reinforcement* only 16 earn this week for n und 4.32 Golden variety Zelluood from warship* north of tni»t inucktanda in which Sanford an I •enaon total of J . 2 7 2 as compareit Cviedo ( l o w e r , have largi- in freeil F a c t China port. The mopping-un singe vc«» tercet* will lend with 106 c a n : Oviedo crown celery mil tonic i cm lied un * Mindanao Island In | neat with HI. Wrlrsilnle mill afi the ront hern Philippine* after B U Y BON DS two junc- , and Inland (.rove, 75, K»in i* the Yunks completed . reporteil to have tut the Oviedo lion,. Mopping-up aim was »Oirt a n d SPEED output iconic. til in tlic lpo Dom Area on lairon, i Market* Tuesday were firm. I" Burma, the Brlllah found ctcep l for n dull f 'e v York mar the liver port of Bicvcln deceit cd bv tile Nipponese Tokyo fore ket with iremlum targe. *ir« VICTORY lathe briiurjIn*_ 1. 6.Ml to f 17.60 u rrali' Mitt a possible Allied landing on £ M lW W I't: > .t U W rl ini Island In in the northern y a i Smaller sixes ran fmui 12.6(1 to Amum! B U Y BONDS AT OUR BOND * 4.00, according to grade. Philo Kvul.yua, JtW miles ao-th of BOOTH NON FOIt F R E E elphla was at run v on Pa-cul am! Japan, admitting' Nipponese »u< BONO P R E M IE R E ! ____w ___ ________ rule t a c ti c * couldn't hall the dull__on Golden Ildert. Ncc u and improved mcthmlv of American advnnee t r e a t m e n t npuinsl c o n n s has re Alaiul I HO r a r rin -bused plane* suited in Sah.fotd hav ing a 1 |,onibyil Kyushu, souther most of bu m p er sweet corn crop f o r the J a p a n e s e home islands, ves shipment this season. Nut only terdaji, Tokyo brundensts said, at ARMED S E R V IC E S .10c fiom tiie eastern seaboard but lucking barely 12 hours u fln from I'lttelnnd and Chicago hnee mole than MtO stipci fottreuses copte rotunt* that these very spread billowing files tbritugn the edible varieties of golden c<un Sliinacntva Industrial district of lire Ihc "fideal ever." acconllng Tokyo in the War’s gi r ules! into t h i p p e r s . ccndiarv assault. M. I* Cullunt, presidetil of the While Tokyo told of this second Seminole yojttdy Farm Iturcnu, sir nttaok Mnj (icn. I.ipni*) 2 1 . t revealed th at aertace devoted to bomber coniinaud on Guam said s uet corn thla ear is probably losses in the attacks on Toktn rearly 5 0 0 Here*, tie estimated i.y .. net forties have bet n un that the rn m shipped out of th.- esprrledlc bglit ind that recent d a t e tn straight gnr and mm unit--! noiisi ic*i i aill were "achieving grcati-r load lots w o u ld total 16(1 c m * a n d potr u ll n lU lc * than the grr ntrst prerllcted that frotn allP to i.lin * attacks rmriintcd on bnnuriiv earlonds would be shipped out of Raid Air Rases this sre*tion next year. The Japanese mieio said that This provides a valuable nee. a lion | l*.M. Thm ttiiny ( J Li|iiiEkffiaw iiulUhtrv for the rounl> YYhIrli n m r | (irumnuin fijrhtrfN h*mI nhl|>pc<l only fibnut Id CRilmifU <»f Mh i Uii Uirntifrh Iwirnin mnliiiM rorn I y w r . It iriii*' evi-n cover J hduiict'C iiir l>a«c« mi Kvushu, the co31 of nummfi lulnir on -«nne confiniillnk' the attack Jor about THIS! PHOTOS of Marshal Tito and 1 farina. The fianfonl rmidI celer\ ( Mo hutim delta -eems ve.v well a.lnptr-.l Tw|r,. ,|„rim. „the (t t»*iwt . , ,.k tier (top) and I la hurt a ml Vugml-i for the curn which i* phintnl Tokyo haft rClouted Aiheif tmval IriH.ifia filtering Monlalcunr (Ivntt* after early celery i« mil Aftci tank feueejN “nil Hie |>* u’.vI" Hi was serene on (he Viijjn*lav-Trle*n the corn in h i n c i M . Ihc laml i** the Pacific and .speculated uei witlidraun fiom the Adrhilie city I unually ( Innir«l rjotal.irtu >u \ul>K of ilrike* Mic*c1ii'i t.hr told to Ik* ready !o leave ,it a mm 1 9c r* \m m u SANFORD IlfehALb. SANFORD. FLORIDA FftTbAY, MAY 25, 1515 i |m . |t- n ii i-m I < I lie It* »ll‘i * its t i'ii Hill In a- lull it d- .4 »lhi d 'l 1 *•» urn *$n .......... . Inti in H i . . It Inr L. in» (**f H*i F ni in * lit" KU'nl Imi|m f«»r ftiaiikllMl Wr w ill I’tii I'Itl 411|r |»tr sf r 11»'Iltill «rr t u i cut If" i- -ill v.iiiiv Miit (ii ini v be glvan a $100 a - month wage rarely ev er ate a full incsl, and I •sleep splendidly, and I have tied It fo r their period e f service a fter gven hi meal I would discs, dol those harsh luXaUvta so that thtjr $ l » covered by ao* suffer- mli y fr o n t tour t feel fins Ilctongn is thr grand­ stomach i*eh an. and KM pains that k«Pt est medicine I ever saw.” id gas m , 1 saW they wem Impelled, to Some dcjrrtc, by the uahetklngly h llh ” comber el rtRetfons ot d r a fts " tor military i«rrte«. Thar aaw the program as e giant balldsr cd health and wait b tin t for the poat-war nation. ' me ualng homo remedies all uia lime. At nti*hl the slightest-noise would wal.e ma up and I could not t back J p al44P for |n hour or >o- I waa almost, a tlavk to tl --------1«— H'W a* sur t*ak to look after my busiiwa*. Jletnnga ia inlemled to relieve dislrexs dns to 'Vltaoiiii B-1 de­ ficiency. consttps*ton. insuflk.ent flow of digestive Jutcej tn ths iTftrhsch. »na lots of appetite Ac* •apt tm fUbetltute. Retopga may li* obtained at Tounehlon Dru| Co. —Adv. i .kO'vrai. - t-fer 1 �/ Ai the l'h* Sanford Herald j . fljnrroitp .u cm i.p . sx m m t) EattMtsSr* la J00* ' M ‘ r t l n «M«S(> iVrlsctaae rrt4m , .f i rr»e®» si The City Planning Committee, component of a number i •fitw e. rtartea of Sunford’a lending citizens, tins presented an excellent p ro -j 111 M analla *»»•- : M . s.- * H*7 7 r.t i-ne^but did a jnagnit;.-cr.t job TLsj* v.uf. a-piting them at fotnsdl this qppcwoaitj-l to dj ~ =* IMv. gram f o r the development of this community. Some of Its recommendations have already been put into effect hy theCity Commission. Some, due to shortages of materials and 1 manpower, inevitably, will have to await the post-war ax—laalaaaa Meeager period. A few, apparently, have not met with the approval of the Commission. ^PTIOX MATKS With respect to the hospital, Mayor Higgins gays that j te l a aavowee this is the responsibility of the County Commission. How-; ever, it ia worth recalling th at the City of Sanford once felt the responsibility itself to the extent of voting $.'150,-1 000 worth of bonds for n hospital. As m atters stand now1 the City could not possibly obligate itself in any such m an-! $70,000 bond ner, and the* County already has approved ljuue for thU purpose. Nevertheless, tho City should do everything within its power to fncilititate the matter. The Planning Committee recommends steps toward t h e ; construction of n sewage disposal system and Mayor Hig; gins explains that this would cost a good deal of m oney.: t/ndoubtedly it would. It is probably one of the most costly projects which has been suggested for the post-war period, hut It Is certo nlv one which deserves every possible con­ sideration. Dumping the aewage in Lake Monroe is costing I fa If ae aaf affearwlat Sanford no telling how many millions in lost business every I • Is tlU MHf »•< Ml a tm f ttllA s* barala. year. We should at leant find out how much it would cost I •la la »»*BWf-altaa af #»*- to clean up the lake. laatrba, f n tlt ara ana r»The Planning Committee suggeats additional taxes be levied to pay for the improvements' recommended, and M a-1 yor Higgins says there has been considerable discussion of] this phaso of the program and plans are under way vo make o detailed study o f the C ity's budget and possible1 sources of revenue. It Is a foregone conclusion that any municipal improvements auch as those recommended w ill1 cost money and the City will have to get the money from somewhere. . ntf_____ _____________( Most people, of course, will hope that the tax will Look *Vt \he” generation* o f ' fall on someone else besides them, but we believe everyone J J il l BUM Irrlal In ttlR •••fit I . •. i n lltin ia In n« >■ It L. gn In . I t . a a I t l. .. (cro th j^ rfbq it undiy. fiistdiy « i u v they Lnew from tv- ,nan Who bn hutBerou* occ*.-.Mti cc what It meant when I hud gone out of hit way to do ifty caused tha loti of . thing* for th«n. they pitched In and helped Tho incident tpe.lca Volume, ear. glad to do i t They I for the relation between the race, not getting paid, wanted I in Jefferson County. It i* typlf, although old “Jim ” would cal of the altuatlon that hat long been more than glad to existed in the South and which icrate them. They weto the busybody aoclal upliftera and i rrhibitlng a spirit of equality advocate* do no» and will and neighborlinca* to- tannot understand aa they go -a fellow farmer In die- about their .e lf appointed talk The fact that they Inhjied ot stirring up *trlfe and ill-will I hot tun to nave a while between the r« P * , crop* 'didn't worry them. Selfishness. hate, greed and wssn't a question of /ecu, intolerance art tho pofeone from SAHF0RD522 * • * • Any Improvement In the meat (nation fa conjectural, we read. Mb, and unpalatable.__ qualnting folks with tho fact that Jim I acy was sick ill bed and rnuat stay there for a' month or By K UHSELL KAY _________ more and . unless he could get some help he stood to lose his i spread fiiM-city as the Han I am grateful to -Kenthly Bow­ den, publisher of the Mnnticclio Kranelsco conference, for It Is Nexf morning there was a pro­ | New*, for callitik' niy attention a practical demonstration of the cession of Negroes, each with I to an incident tnat occurred in harmony, understanding and tol his own mule and plowr, heading I Jrffrrao n County a short time t r a c e r that all the world must for the Ijicy farm, they came 1 * go While it may appear ns practice if » » are to avoid an­ from every direction. Jome of J *01*11 nrw* In n world tense with other wftr and gain the peace we them from long distances. Under * th* personal direction of County . international happening*. It, nev- all hope for. ] ertheless. is dliectlv related to In the northeast section / i t the Agent Groover, they parcelled off ! the future welfare and happiness county. Jim Lacy operates an the Lacy farm and wsnt to of the human race and to niy 1100 acre farm and had a large work. Befor* noon thirty colored 1 Mind is as deserving of wide- section of it planted when 0* farmers were at work in Ihe TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY delivering it* lethal cariroo.i a t long rnntre. And it neemH ;« be generally accepted now th at there may noon ins rocket bombn able to crosn the Atlantic tinder their own power, delivering their deadly cargoea even to inland citien. - Our own cquntry noceaaarlly usea, or will use, many guch new devlcea aa they are developed, In our defenaive >V»r ngalnat the Japaneae. But every. Intelligent American longs for the time when military use of the terrific explosives can be abolished, or merely atored safely under national supervision, against a possible tim e when other I Munn, the man ,whb owned human destroyers may attack civilization again. complained pf by neighbors n attacked by (hem. beca^ns ,Ily such a: attack ... ly eerioua with tragic eonseicee for Mra. Doretta Zlnke was killed by them, We aus• subsequent Investigations reveal Interesting disclosure*. But In splta of lack of accom­ modations to take proper rare of Til cases progress has,been mails and the death rate has dropped from (12.1 per thousand to 47-6 tier thousand In the seven years since the present state ranai torium was opened, certainly full j proof of its value. Revelation that Japaneae mlliriate are releu iac balloon adad with bomba to Host Inland •Sr the western United States le at another Indication of thlnas come If an kffaetlre world *ee organisation ia not realised. t far these balloon bombs have Wsad comparatively little dam t their control and direcmerely a matter of exdmentatlon. Ultimately A be directed by. radio to their rgete with, pis point-accuracy, B j It’s Not Too Much Money eevara) senators ' why there is need for 12,600,000 to build four more TO hospitals and to add a 400-bed addition to the state hos­ pital In Orange co., saying they thought that a lot of money. Not having the figures with us, we replied in general term* that tha atate at present could taka core o f . only ond hi tan victims of Utla disease, which eaemed to u* Inadequate and full justification for tha additional According In the (Ignree com­ piled ta show the needs, there are 6060 persona known, to be •offering from the disease, with •air 400 bade at tha state sanstori am (a accommodate them and -they 440 hade in variana county reel homra, which mentis that mere than TOM tu rn must remain In private homes, many of them actirviy •prvgdliur the tteaase tn athqr. memharq ef the family. , Under tha proposed axpanslon, 400 bads Would be added at the the actual count when the various X-ray outfits begin s more rvstsmatic survey o f' ths situa­ tion and doctori' lesrn for surv how many patlenta there really •re. Ho right a t the beginning, we hnew for ceytaln that hundred* • f victims will die for lack of c s ra and s a t i s f y . and .that even * ^tVte* Wntf^n'a Attalliarjr of (he Presbytiridi Churrh will mett at the churfh at 2:00 P. M. The Trutlwcckora Claxa of tho FiiW Methodist Church will hold its social and business meeting in the annex at' il:00 P.KI. ThJ UcardSlI Avenue Circle will meet in ibe Chapel Mondav at 1:30 P. M. Transportation will Ire furadshrd ^o the Presbyterian A i i W l i n r y birthday party. Regular Meeting Held By Sub Del) Club , It ii our urgent plea to the legislature that 4t provide for these hospital expaniions with full assurance that it Is inonev in­ vested in human welfare that ac­ tually lifts a heavy load of ex­ pense now paid out annually for victims Of the disease and yearly reduces the .ravages of the disease, until now one might almost orediet the year In which It 'can be wiped out altogether. .•lui^inrnt and it " tanked ' a* though lie was destined to lose his entire crop which wa* suffer­ ing from lack of cultivation. Neighboring farmers w ere themtslves short handed and hav­ ing a hard time taking care of their ’own fields and th* situation looked plenty bad. A neighbor, Carl Jolnsr, discussed ths matter with Mllaa Urooyer, Nsgro Coun­ ty Agent. Groover knew and liked farmer '‘Jim " as Lacy was affectionately known in the aroa. Jim was a good and klnldly man. No matter now busy he was, he alwnyw seemed to nave time tc hrip the other fellow lit, ha. been kind lo many of the colored folks in the neighborhood and ws» liked and respected by every­ one. Now farmer *'Jim“ was In trouble, bad trouble- Groover aaid he’d nee if he couldn't do aomethhig -about I t Aaklng Jniner to accompany him, they went from one colored farm to another ae- - i , ' • the boys at the front can’t do it all! „ ' You can help— BUY WAR BONDS! FARRELL’S Arcade fields, each with hia own equip­ ment cultivating the section as­ signed to him and they itaycd with the job until it was finished. It was strictly a voluntary effort.' These Negroes were not farm laborers. They w*re in­ dependant farmers themselrts( expansion will not ba sufficient ta meet Ihe actual known needs. Although 68.2 per cent of the eases admitted were lit advenced stages of the dlsea.se, yet toga, is. going-K) be tried ,or 12 per r e a l were later re le as­ daughter. Apparently ha will ed aa cured, which ia f a r above M able to escape all the the national average, and fine his neglect mere < ORLANDO 8 KNTINKL testimony to the efflcleitt/ with ,didh't know the which the local hospital la op e rat­ was loaded. He hod \Mhiie 26 vie-in the state capital tha dogs which had repeatedly other day wa w ert'askad by TB In Florida will fall short of ed. t MONDAY iTo senior recital by older pupils of the Fannie R. Munson Piano School will Ire held at H:D> fi’.M. in tho latudlo at fi03 Myrtla Avenue, awdsled by Mrs. Jcasc S. Mjcvrlantf,' soprano, accnmpanInl^wl the /AiUun \>y Mr*. H.K. TUKbDAY Obviously— Ml* tha government ha* [ht to prsvsnt legitimate t i u men “from getting rich” ng the past 12 years, Frank keen, : • New York book­ er. deposited 12 2 ,670,000 tn banks, no tilling how many Ionia In aaven other banks in :h ha had account#. Now at a state Investigator Is seekto lsaru not so much w h tlW mousy was honetdy iarnid whether tha d ate got Itg fair B of tho a *M - Our balltUlaiu i in curious way* their wonperform. FRIDAY The Junior Recital by the young punik °f th« Fannie R. Munson p i^ 9 School will take plaee at 8:18 P. M. in the atudlo at 608 Myrtle Avenue. Mias Velma Leiferman. specialist resdsr from the Sanford Naval Air Station, will assist. The piard) iccital of the pupil* of Ml** Mirirnrrt Da'is will Ire held In thn Woman's Club at — /_ln - L . _ Wa see now where Adolf Hit* r died of a lethal injection adblistered by HU physician. That an had more lives then e eat. Sdcial Calendar 0 GET the MOST for YOUR CAR or TRUCK from — The re gilar meeting of the SuMtDeb Club wa* held at the home of Miss Ja n e t Hetxcl on Tuesday. During the regular husihesa meeting it- wu.s decided tluit Ihe Sub Delia would unite with the “ Gators'’ to give a formal e r ^ i a t i o n dance on June I at t h l ^ A r m o r y . it wa* al*o an ­ nounced that the Sub Deb hats have arrived. RcfreshtiienU were then served bv the hostess to the following: the Misses? I'eggy Pippin, Dee Me(A n , Kmily Majhews, Oerry Hinchliff, J u n e / 1 Rose Dutton, McClain, Betty Rose Hollihan, Helen Hickson. Anita Davla, Catherine Clark. Pauline McClel­ lan. Betty Jp Tolle, "ToP* LivingttmL Dorothy Price, Dllon Baker, Cm motte True, and the hostess. M bs llrtfel Work etcldsnt* cost tha loss of 000,000 man-hours of labor lo PACKAGE STORE F irst S treet Arende Ilf 11 ill,run Rule, »hu liar Iwcn fiano y o u n g . serving a« . medical nsissionarjtj this :In the Belgian Congo, * s u g a r s a y i n g i t n m i n i 'K i : p a p 11 i it i tho 1liver an address, in th< fllnrr tlir urn rug.i. «-.■ti|••c evening at church at atudlo at 60S Myrtle Avenue. A s ­ Prvebvtrri.n Stamp 3<>. Itiwik 1 " i I *->•*•* last I month- i *tr I •: sistant talent for the evening Street and Oak Avenue . till «|m ndn,|' of Ito i• -it will lie Miss Velma l-riferman, o'clock on Sunday. Hr will . 1,,, address the Rotary person ration n ill „■ »• Miecisllst reader from the Han­ The regular meeting of Sem­ ford Naval Air Station. Tha Club .1 ita regular mre ting on •Isio off -ri ii|-1 i t .............. inole Chapter No. 2, O.EA-, war public is extended a cordial invi­ Monday and meet with the the family sural - -• • ‘ held at the Maxonle Hall on May Women'* Auxiliary of the First September fir*t tation to attend the recital. 1 0 . The worthy matron, Mra. The following program will be Presbyterian , church at 2:00 Home economists of i i Lottie Nix, presided. The degrees o'clock Monday afternoon. The Department of Ayniii.ti. ■ ■ presented: ^ , were conferred upon lira. E. C. time of the latter meeting has the follow mg -ugai »n • <1 Shepherds Hey—Old English Tune Williams of Sanford and Mra. Mr*. II. M. Watsoh ha* return­ been set at the early hour to minder.: Pions I _ Ncr.ey Rountree Helen Alderman of Geneva while ed from n five weeks' visit sps.' t enable Dr. Rule to catch a Plano II Esther l-ou Mor­ 1. In aunimer ea'iivin 'i Mra. Joe Corley sang the Initia­ In North and South Carolina and train for a series of discussions fre-h fruit* Hl„fnl!i in rison l tory musk. Report* #ere given Georgia. in fieorgia. i All the Kings Horses —Msttlngly heavy d r-s ett* ton! » by all committee.. Hprt-ial interest is focused on •u g a r \ f i ni i s.ita.l l o t Monroe Pearce '• Members were requested to Frienil* of Frank Shames will The Ulackbirds' Song— Hall the Auxiliary session, for it will dr.ssing mt \«»l *itti ■••■' j bring coupon, which have value regret to learn ho ia confined to be an anniversary meeting dr does doub'.i duly a s a " f t * Janet Ratliff ar.d also recipes for tha new rook Orange General lloaidtal In Or­ The Frog P o o l - B a s s e t t- . A n n v o i d to the missions In (he salad a -it «'e --i 1 1 book which, ta being planned. It lando. . Congo, and Mrs. George Touhy, Raborn 2. Save -yni| fiom c j ' i te 1 fi wa* announced that an June 7 n The Strolling Ham P la y e r—H ard ­ chairman <>f the foreign missions to sweeten olhn fruit. • covered dlih .upper will be serv­ committee, said that the officers be .ernee* ing Hibson hates ed and at that time the nest are glad to base have a man led t « ' t a t l.et* lie (lay-- Sterile matron* and past paUro.m wlll be safely 1 ( b ) I Keel Like Dancing Adair from that field to explain the the honored gueata. The followinr work Dial is being done there. a tank I Hetty Je an Townsend name, were added to the Service t a l March of the Trombone.— Kirs. 1\ A llrumley, president of ( Honor Rollt William Loorard the rrptip. will preaiUr. r I Richter Shoemaker,. Richard C. Inis and bar re- tb| The -Dwarfs Frolic— Penny Dr It isla- has hreii in cliutee oi | Clarence •McKee. Mrs. Corley •sill r e - i Fecil Nheppaid the l-.lmiidai Tthtiiibulu uu-slon •■ang the closing prayer. visiting |ladybird— Bennett Esther I.011 for tha past several vears and ^ The chapter room* were decor­ has but recently returned to this f Martha, Morrison.......................... ated with jwach glsdiollas ard country Ills wlic. the former ( red roae*. Thera were 83 mem Effie Crane of Atlanta, Ga.. as- ( bers rressnt and a visitor, Mr*. silted tum with ills work on the ( Misa Merele Hutrhini of i Johnson of Crlando. After the Dark Conthient. Tuacaloaaee, Ala. arrived Wednesj meeting, delicious refreshments In tilting himwlf for his day to spend sante time it* the wer# aervsd. In) Russian Folk Dance— C rist career with the church. Dr. Rule ( guest of Miss Mary David at! (h) In ( hinatown— Schcr Nol- attended Davidson College and v her home on I'ulmetto Kvenue. 1 lev Nance on his graduation their . nrnlled ( The Gav Ijiilterfly—Hatch in,the medical school at the Uni- , Mra. A. W. Eppa, Jr. will Jeanne Lane Miller " versitv of Pennsylvania. Having arrive today from Atlanta, Gn. Readiqg-Crownin® Indignity— S e ­ coined his Doctor of Medlcim to visit her pirenl*. Mr. und lected Ml*» Velma leiferm an degree there, he took imstgra . . Mr*. Curl M llnliiin, of W nt The WiMal Nyn.|.l.» Harp Rea dll*tr Work for three Vr;,l> I* | Mrs. June Rfcumlllal enter Fir«t Klreef. I*.an» I u-A.Iu Adams |I war tl.rn that Southern Presl.y , Uir.ed the A u lt t Circle of the ------ --I'.alMi 11 Jm-.pirlyn Mnc-i 1 fork. I, Imard called turn to ni- ( Kanfor.lCarden Club on ihe \|g« llntlie l!. Smith hn* rcI tnnald I CMrg< hi the Cuiigo. | yacht belonging to her *on, I . K. iurned tn her home i- Rirhinond, The Beetle* B u is Lange ] The oastor of the local Pres ( Roumillat, Member* met at the y . after visiting for *evernl Irene Green hyterian church, the Rev. E.D , boat baaln at 6:00 P. M. on wc<k|| with hfr brother and Grairful Gliderllegni.n _ Urow tiler, says "A t this lime. | Tuesday evening and lift on the . „ t * r .|n.|n* Mr. und Mrx, \V J. Uarliaru MrNab when we turn our eves heaven yacht for a trip up ths river. David. 01 o W. First Street. Dnnre ol the Itmebud* Kent* ward in thanks for God* guidance This was the final meeting of ;------— Dial Boyle in our victorious efforts against the year aed plana were made to Mr. und Mr*. T. A. Lowland Spinning Song Ellmenreieh - n (indies* nation and whan wo make thli boat trip an annual .have a* their gue*t*. Mr u^l Cniolvn II inI. on nrav for continued grace !•■—/>ui pienk. After tha regular business •Mr*. Watts \enter* nml d aii’ h- General Iluinlliini I'oldlnl a rm e l force* in their drive wa* di*cu*»ed, a covered di*h Bart.ara Ann I'eari’e again.i another unchristian ■»» i'nnsy Milo l»eyo Bnrt.ara su( per was asrverl. Th# ride hu» pie. wr ure fortunate to have the after dark, wa* especially rninyr.l Flint opportunity to bear this man who U niti of the Forest Sprite Krug by all. has for many vears earnest the Mr*. I.ourinc ileal left yrnler I'rnny Wulluee message of the Cross on anatherw Those present were! Mr*. dty for Fork Union. Va tshrrr The Woman in the H a r ­ far-dis ant front "Hecau#. Dr Roumillat, Mr*. Henry Mclaulin, she will a t te id the graduation Lea.ling lan Selecte.1 Mt.«* Velma Rule can so Interestingly tell the Jr., Mrs. C. K. Carter, Mrs. J I . of her eon. Cadet Capt. Walter letferman •tor) of the Belgian Congo Young, Mr». P. I*. Campbell, Mr*. Beal. A fter spending n few day* Sultana Band Brown Jacq u e­ front' I hot>c that everyone win. P. Hi Lansing, Mrs. At Hunt, In Virginia, both «he and her lyn MarDonuld can will lake advantage of this Mrs. J . I* Clark. Mrs. I.. E. •on will return to Sanford King* Review Bains Martha opportunity to hear him Knowing Sper.cer, Mrs. O. P. Herndon. Ann English from past experience the Inter Miss Ellalf* Kirehhoff, Mrs. C Blue Daises Mena Zucea Ada eat Sanford hat taken tn mat L. Redding, Kira. J. M llayet, Adam* t tra of tills nature. I am ronfi Mr end Mrs. Arthur M. Phillip* Minuet Mrs. E. C. Ulkrper, Mrs. W'. 11. I'aderuwakl Carolyn dent that the auditorium at the Wray, Mrs. W. I*. Fields and announce the birth of a non on Patrick churrli will be filled for both visitors. Miss Littl* and Mr*. May 17 at Montexula, Fla. Mr. Silvery Slmwert Op 8 —Sidney the morning and evening s e f - ' and Mra. Phillips are former r«McCarthy. . Smith Marjorie Ann Shep­ vices Sunday.” aidenta of Sanford.______ pard Erne»tine Spivey; Mary Louise Green and Chnrle* Wllllt will serve as ilahrrt. DegreeaAreConferred By Eastern Stars Mrs. June Roumillat Entertains C i r c l e Exercises At State 1Phone 9148 Bldg. r iy h Piano Reeltal_ Slated ■J For T h i s Evening CT‘ l!Urf> TOH gBgtf T tf U ST^P U»V krorkto tea BUbr City Improvement pa g f. r a n ^antou T) rroLu.n. floNFOiu) rw m n u rtitoATi’ U A T x & m s r ix o s id a V Mat t.‘ |M ' ’n u t , - I I i .. to an A l U n t i l fo ld , kia l ul l Vi in > ii n eiitii.il *.nt 'if f t t >• . . . i i i -I i i i i i I i .,' ni t t " i « o f .nu ll* :t.|ed *U|'|die* f"i u 'l v i e e o f t.’ olone l i F i l l e r s d i m c I rnn*|Mirllktinii Ilf 11 «• I- « e r t i n - . - r v i . e r n i i i ii i n m t . -ii| |i >• W i n , , ill.I n e of A mei I ...ii liiai, .: . ■ , •it mt- l«a * f t ••ni i S ' i i i i i . iWh , i 1■ ' f»» 11 “ *'« I* I of l l i . l l l l . i t l« n i'.l. 11,a . Monday University GtAl.NF.HVII I.E. M iy 2b. iSpe rial) — Dr M A. Brannon. n.» l»**r\»lly known butnm«t ami for n»rf rhanrvllnr of MonUnn Stutr l nivrr»ity, will *1rhvc# th« rum ntrncrment aililrrts nt the Uni v rrt By of F luridn host Moii’Jay morning when f>4 students will reeelvs dsgrers The Rev. (!. I. Spotawootl, pas­ tor of the Tampa llayshore Klethodiat Church, will give the I.areal au reate address next Sun­ day afternoon at 4 In exercise* al the University auditorium Dr John J . Tigert, presldsnt, will preside. Approval for the eomnier.r. n.rnt week rt.. 1 lit*« l.een r.-ieixe.l 0 M an d B E D R O O M ALL-IN-ONE! S T IL E S — FEN 8K E Mr. and Mr*. Theo Htlle* a n ­ nounce the marriage of their daughter, Kvelvn Irene, to t.lrul Duugts* II. Fen»kr USKIC on May 12 at 4 :30 I’ .M. In \Va«hlngton. D.C. Lieut. Fenske I* tne formed bv the Rev Sexstnltlt Lieut, and Mrs Friiske art­ pnly son of Mr*. Ilaxcl Fenske of 8u Petersburg, FIs. The making their hume in Washing­ double ring ceremony wss per- ton, D.C. HANDKERCHIEFS THE OLD JUDGE SAYS ^GRADUAROaGIFT A hnnd«omc mmlerh «ofa th at open* easily Into • full aiu double bed at nigITt! Full apring construct ion with large atorAjfe apace underneath for linens, bedding. Beautifully upholstered In colors of Roas, Blue, Burgundy. • ." : ,. * . i V ■ ?' - i-f* - -•'.t'* •.••'•h.A state institution In Orange coun­ ty end -J600 beds at four other ho* pi tall to' be located at various other points in tho state, or a total of 0 round 2000 ilstn bed* for 8000 people which teaks to ue somewhat like overerowdlni;. Sweet Girl Graduate" - - - 5*-’ ' • Made in Madeira A i 'i.iemni - signifying per­ fect n. TlV'ut white handkervhiefa f m the Madeira Isla. il.H . ul* ..idaterpiecea of art. LUGGAGE d rill Makes an Idenl gift for graduation ’ j ■ , ; K . 3 — -'T^Manp-bcniitlfu! v, front. cases to welecl Sturdily 'construCtcti, 5 .0 0 Gay colore*' prints with hand lea- .'-T- - -:W f ::V,:M Wk? '■' : , ■ • , gu » long way toward making any W ^l hoy or girl happy on that big day! nre choice styles in purse flattery at prices you " ■. ' • f c j f e ' i i f i > Here -jo lte d h»»a. v ther bound for durability, they’ll ■ i* or any other gift giving occasion. ■ • ‘ want to pay. Jewel-glow pat e n t h , , atunning aimulntcd ioaUiens corded deaigntt. fie- at least ' , ht)ofUM /- »- • : / • • . , ata-brigt\,t c o t t o n * prints; with piqbatit clasped in clear plastic. - - • 1 .......... , . . . . iparkltng with dot* and a da«h of border. Size* 7 to 1 5 . ' others from 25c . * ' ■ ; ii' if • y.* •• p •i �I ♦ t . n it . THE SANFORD HERA1.T). SANFORD FI. ORTOA Ply 50,000 Men A Month Prom European Fighting Fronts o, •« Ol n u Ol tm j\ oa *4 A* eS| »• »r»r* A •I *11 utAMi, ku> n . (Special) — J P * . Br.M,,,r- Arotor-piercing uf .ilmnnt wix In ches b„n front t i'vlnn to Australia I,.1,1 |M, n f. . i . o l b un gin g .|o-i l u , „ n between Allied command e n in thi Far KaCPltitd tho«c in the Southwest .mil f clilrnl I'a. ific It I- mm |.n.-ihlr to leuvc Honda'- cu.t * oa - 1 on Monday keep flyin g -tiitilfhl around thr w M 1.1 anti bark «»xi Klmi<ltt‘» \* rvl rmivt mi t »niitv \ 1• (lilt*1 t oils u 11it ii vf fl'ifhU *u i tint? n* u i m*tilf ' **r v lm it hi ttstriiiif Mhm' mu , It. r tin. * ii *» l j,')|llf r . .U t blja(* n r l l neighbor FluHda'* skyway* this. week Iheiti, tool. ■ml filemrnt* for m a r k * ! a new m ilt, tone with radio-ta.Aer; mercury for -hell the ALr Transport Command's detonator* I*a*t Ju n r the War I'ruduclinii fourth anniversary. They also look Ilor busier lime, in the com ­ Board Informed ATt' that there ing fifth year m ATC step* into wa* only enough tnlr cm naml to the biggest job In the hi.lory of keep production of radio-radar air transportation — the flying tube, going another ten day* movement of 60,000 fighting men A TC diverted three cargo plane* each month from European b a t - I from rceular run* in It* Central tie froute to the Htelea and addi­ Africa Division; flew hack to tional thoueend. acro.a long the States 25,000 pound* of tale Pacific aupply route, to the from India. The India. The first lota arrived in Miami four dayiPacult war. ,, A Ion* it. 14,000 air line milea. a fter leaving India. Tula.- pruduc I IS. tlon went on. I \K H AND Mat - . e a w r a i thou.anda of which crUaIt I. always a ...yloud for A D N|" " ... ...... . ' '/"■ ', " ,w c m i PloAila, A T C file- daily average of 2 million mile*, the M a n y time* it I* A m erica’# n;j;rt j —t - -tudiiny 'I - le.ultr, «f one preclou* payload— the Wounded • ° f the l *np**-1 '’no rni period line, aoutveltm of U tim e, round the world kt the euuntor. eouator. Ileculat Ilrgular ...... and ....................... gkk. T hirty-two llminnml In m 111 f ^p r,y t . ...... scheduled fli*ht* britiR j nallenta nalletlla were relumed hls “ •* < *i eptm ally heaiy flight* bring back < returned In in the hi',* more then 4.0b<I nick and wound-1 four-en.lne Sky master* dm In* lat* lilomn. r b j ^ i u l l y if then* atihf tMituil i i .m fi tl ! in tin n• * t «d In sir evacuation plane* each 1IM4 and sixty thousand sci*month with more than a thousand ( .amllcd within the Doited State* n t * v * - l l i l ‘M t L I ' j r ft * »I * I'O vt 11 11iii ■ ■12 - r h m« t v of these comilyr home via Florida, by A T C * F erryin * Division with >«•|l, the d r . .j n il Florida. as a wnr-tiii|>ortanl out accident or lo»* o l n atielit. , H m ld n i i t r n alo n g -Idi- Im., hit nin.t j m . i - and ill iport o f serial entry, also has fl- A ir ev ecu a tio n ranks ttnly j ' . i ;T. purtd hevily In ih r _reccl|it _ of blood plasms and priilrllln a - t h . - | nun h in pvnlen a te r ia l* flown - a i d - and to jo |,»i-i>t tin eiti , ,|. m . stre te flc m material* flown fro f r om m .IVeorliPa g r e a t e s t life *’ if the _ age . d i n I t-il by Mu- til <uj i . ,:>i foreign productn* nrea« More I* considered to lw one factor* In the ibe irrtg nti-i » d nine ..f ,i -r then 0 0 per cent of the foreign major morale wano* i roteeu-d Ih-i u o . i- o f 4 fr freight coming to American Army today. Another morale Item tnulei | l«h“ i t l m r t i g p factories for processing flic* A T C a capable lielt is fn»t f o r - | F i g u i r - lompdi-d by th - Flm nln through Florida. than < itru* < o n i tu i . ton initi, u r m at No single Item can be described elgn mill lrun*|iort. More l i:;7 a s “ typical" freight carried by 3 H billion plecp* o f troops mall I fm the u-ven year periint, in the Idg -IS to I{l|u I !, i. o n f a ll for th,. the' Air Transport Command’* were moved aboard planes Mail tonnage univalent h> | -ix nmnlli .* o- i-mtiei -., ^nril . ____ IJPI____ I ebnii. deemed the tr.'lrul . Utofta. Pilot, at the three major more than fl Idllion V-Mail let ,i J| ATC b eie. In Florida— H om e' tor* moved through Florida Ini J-enot| fm mm loir, nv,-i I 'I Inches stead, Miami and Morrlsnn A rm y 1 I"11” 1luring one recent Hut. in tin .mu- s i. nim-tha, A i r F i e l d .— have memories of the I VRrlCt* ib. .. Ihave' ..S ...S * Whilr il varied c- a- r- g___________ oes they ^ hlle A .\7f has for sometime I t 'l l |t» . iiuif.ill in tb .u.,e carried In IranapoM cabins. One|b«*^ maklog round-thr Mublj Hi.a iv n lit i nn.l ca rrli flyyr tell* of hi* Mivoritc p a s - ; Ni-rhls. Iho-e irbitie girdling trip. I i,.e.( f>, .. .................|.<D i f i .„ . flypr special .' i .ele. Ii.l i :,F| .n whlcli 1 . 1 ,. I. , •tiger, a falcon, winch he carried I were accompli.bed i«riX« the Iran I h( l l l l l i tnioleing a<ro*M the Himalaya, to t hit., i -ol.slon.. Htnl.t'i The falcon was to be im d Dy 1 porU tion of high-ranking^ mill •Id»1|i iItYa. ! 1n i t CMncie griniiid troop* fur killing t»ry rni»n to viinoun war fioritu;! rnil, ^ li 1 Hut' I fin mi» ’ mMnct mrinlifr^ ainl ilfipliimutir i ll|M j % ( J a p carrier idgcom. Accompany­ I. Hr i j:; ' ■vtut In 111 j ,j,(l , f.,( I u •** ing the falcon oil hi* A T t' fllgnt Rirntn ol) unrm l nsNlcnmriiln. ► i •i .i Stp Only rcrrntlv it rrvralofl IHrIm-- i*} i,tin m 1He Mirny- not tb* Wa. a box of mice whirli server! a . In-fllghl lurh fur the bird. b y U . ( J e n . H u m i d I,. (Jrunr«*. o f tin- Nv\ri» yi *»» | r*i |ih|, ti-it f.»r Another alrangr air carg o left A T C » conmmnilrr, that thr film) ttiM \ r n r tlti1 ii ve rnKi’ in • ily Florida last week packed into link— the 3,100 mile over fitter ( 2. Id mi In . ■ellH fc% %| If a |Jpf It if lit y trail, port cabin* n locomotive which wa* carried piecemeal to Moutbatten In Burma On the era. of Fum prau D-Day. fi.lv flY* thuofttiiuf ihiimmIh mitir CUHItij? fcjuh^m'nt w n c flovi n <■ DH Uln'i N.v> jilting » iUt huh drtd* of r»H <»f lornifiiiti * foi** for AlliriJ paratrooper* heiinei maker* r Return flighP e a r n os , ... a>«o. home uf the y p e , of .rubredght beck ate: hn.r o n ,.. U.fd for makln n . *h. l , *h * inn 2 r*ri A|*ii[<Tiiumti'ly 1 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 | huilie f r o n t atci tlei ita 1 ’ •* A met Hun* ha v e been injured fin { »toi t uf the vhh* O h t e t v r i s hmvc hu tnl m clnv. I ■«*k**»llr I'nrnllrl the* cu rren t nrf* 4 ..M in aU i »r»n‘§ lurk o f infir full ami ih«> ‘ >rtu/*nt mtuntion in I h r 11*37-28 tcv-or, k 1 M\ * h e n the t r e r a put ou t* n heavy I 1 "Ki * «• latr hlcxmi 4f Here are th e |f*»vernns *• t f ig u re *, u* rnm|»lled by t J»* Ci*riJ» CHinmn niis'fi, i nil the 2*7 rtinUnui*- rhedkiul. t i' H. m! 1 k.- M .* 1111 i ^ i m I *»ki1 ■-it.* il»* falters and dawi end .Uep you buy your »> M Your Car e to Strick)and*MorrtBon Inc. */ for Compete Motor Tune-Up * Phone 100 SEMINOLE FEED STORE Phone 91 North Kim Ave. I >4*I.Jin*I A r f*«rli i Avon Park iLir If;* Ktn ‘ i* i.ih‘i II u at h i in* 1 ••i • *»f •«»* « Cf 4r ••<•»» \ ic .11,, 4>i r i>tfiun4 .uni iiot r 41 nf t i n i ' l Lt». *\ If* t • * veins FOR SALE .TU00 acres finiiting Wat'iiiT-l.uiiKwtHitl IlifThwny j | On Sotitlisidc Ijtkt* J csh.i |.. Artesian well ill Irict. Several Lakes within, ri.nsalernljle tiinlier. Make fine ranch or game jiresitvc $7.oft j>er at re. M. J. MOSS 1 ! I 132 South Main, Orlando, I la. Phone H977 a IE MAN BEHIND THE MAN BEHIND THE PLOW! £ tui me Vou Do Not GUcHHttmnte wHrn X-CEL FEEDS SAVE GAS" Made fur Florida need* In Feeds it's results that ctrunt Sold by Heavy Late Hloom Is Seen For Citrus suits ainev liuui alter from u*. All policies # i i*«m- » k hofi-suci-iablc- The premium you p*V‘ la all you 1*111 avfcL hr re q aired to p* ; However yog snare In lhr tarings o f llir company nnd oat MtW a part of the premium In ilirijrmlv Tgu can safely aava on yuur flrt a ml winjalorm Insurance by placing ytu r Insurance with us. •'Tha fact that Ufa tnauripm compnnle*. banka nnti govern­ mental agcnclr, accept mutual In­ surance policies on properties In Which they ara ini ere ale'l I. an Itnprteilve cndonetnanl of mu­ tual Insurance. have financial Institutions with Ions of dollar* investi-d In f i l l estate mortgage* lav* at IMir service the beat legal eotlusel, nccountants and other lolrce* for determining the real economy ami dt perld ability of mutual fruurance. • We will lit glad to make n aufvty Of your Imiparty, ehoek rpaf. present Insurance and If Dotilble « t a r eduction In vour r » k . Regsrdlau of any reduction til ra t e yaw Will still share In t h g . Mtlnfty effected by mutual .o f Insurance. Call 17K-V. C. Boyd A (,'o. “ Vour Mutual 10*11 1 ECORD breaking wartime food production % /in this State, in tlic fate of shortages in machinery and labor, is a glowing tribute to the Florida farmer . . . standing side by side with that far* mer and deserving similar praise is the Couniy Agent. I Practically every Florida couniy has a County Agent and most of them have his feminine counterpan, the Home Demonstration Agent, as well. For a quarter of a century, these trained agents, selected because of their knowledge of the agricultural problems of the paniculir county in which they , serve, have labored unceasingly at a never-ending educational problem. From the University o f Florida Agricultural Extension Service and similar experimental stations throughout the country, from the U. S. Department of Agricul­ ture and from other sources, they have obtained the newest information of value to farmers and this they promptly passed, along. Through 4H Club work they hare reached the farm children. i . * have acted as W ith the outbreak o f the war, th rationing agent* for the government for farm machin­ ery, gasoline and other agricultural needs. The A A A . is operative through them, as are many other federal agend a. Problems o f farm labor, use o f Bahaman nat­ ives and prisoners o f war fall under their jurisdiction. r Seminole Tire Shop IE ONE STOP 8TATION €Z "*• * •» Through them, the American program to feed the nation. Its armed forcerand umeM mllirons through- v -.’ f- »~ ; • 11- 9 s * V* LU BRIC A TIO N p lp w , . . Our County Adenta and Home De tion Agents, and ditir chief in Florida. A . P. Director o f the Univarsity, of Florida Ewensio TUBES BATTERIES v A,:-u*A a ■V. m - N -* ■m ■ - - mm? i �% FR lftkY , MAT 25. W 8 T IIK For Attractive Woodwork 2* r |. your future! fhtre's a A full pilot* rot end that cao add new i n t e r * * * to t o u r L o m e . ** s p e c ia l c o l o r s ant castljr w s iliih k - ■ * tii.iu ij \ i*, do Z" * ' j IN t ill for free estim ate. : BLINDS |\ t lu K M r h U ilu . If a r M f lb . c Im m I W illi • • U 1‘ i . u h iim It | N J \ V| I S * .1 I V k Ns * 1.1 . (ill \M« .1 VI o . » . i*c I I* t i-*ti .Ml I I [lt<l * *.f I t . I i. i I I.. lo I-U IM Ml* ft•1 I I I i: M M .* \ I N- 1 * - It > \ I 1* \* *»f .|r. . IL I. I, KG \\ VJ , ■ I . .1 k C n m p l r l c lin e n f u r n — W h is k e y l* %1a- be* uwl oisainr*. Fhnitaral »*#a^atut * s ^ ffk r e lL * . • *' ’ ' I * f** ir # in w « 1r*mf » V tV*» *• »»* lira* •>« 0"i"»* p'»k!i " •' " 'll ht tel Itfet'arr >1 ##- let at da *« ot A f a Phone 861 wa So»e M 'r'td IH* (« I *»d T '» rd t*i * 1 i 11 l III I! M ••*\ lies! In (V v tfrih l ^ p r t 'is liie in ir ir 'h a iiU U lo fit la r o m p lr lr ni*‘ MeiVv* h ^M I 'h o n r l ‘ Bt k t ti I. anl 1 luh — m s m U * I* o rW M For t-wp a y -» r iy t o mMii Lefodlaa L»n* m S m a rt hotl'Pl *l*** • «■f M.t'V . -If r .* a re F A M I L Y L O A N CO. BU Jr. Muitr ** I - i 11*At n -* i I+t M. 1 11 ti f f U li t. * ■ 1 ,I I *1 V II N|A M I \ N \ I \ 1 *4 <II M. nr i Q U IT S, Ir iu iih i 1V\C IKK ** tfe'lfl* 1b*. II b St *fir r * - nf* - * •• vill * ..ii . f..i * ,*i‘h * ****« t u t u i \ M I .| . i i iMJ ! 1 *t rf.in J' M k . Ma. i ■ 1*4 4 «, .1 * J 't r|t 111Ini in 11 in No h r r i i*i* M ill to i r f *1 Nt>m»ity|* *i»A *-*t- in v,*tjrr *i »* i Ji I s i d ■* M l I 'Ilf J I ■I * • 1■■ if*',1* • m il > J .*ktf * •* M . t • .. M * 11 I t i '1 Nirt Tip' "Hi * '* fi r f<I U.’ b | ROBERT A. WILLIAMS RKAI. KS I A I K-ltROKKK Atlantic Rank llldg. I'honc 7.1- Al TO PA IN TIN G 1*1 Mile 'll* ki- fo r rniiipl* te .lllil i r h t i t 1‘ Autu I’amtHiK — Rinly \\ o t k pro of % e r t ir e re YATES AL IO PAINT SHOP lli.'i North Palmetto \*e. Phone 271 I 'J l * I Ml n \l 1.11 I I NS l l( \N( K l i>. •. tpialily W a l l j i r > llililillit g . T a m pit F lo r id a • St r\ icr • Thr i l l la bp T !-: L E P H O N E OPKKATORS S u iK ^ e o r M a r r ie d A <* 1 1*- n h 1 K\l \ ItlKNt 1 WEI l - . .SEIM 1C 1ANKH W A T E R TANKS CUI v r . H I S and S E W E R S l r 1 ft a(I M i l S e c o n d <* a t a lia b | a 1 S'NKl ESS A BY KHSKN ft A I. WORK \\ 1 TH P E A . KT1MK H . T U R K C ci i»c r a le M low pri» e I'* \ U t e r i 1 m*i Pitkil V a r a t ip n a I r«w|uenf Inrreaftef I I- Haunt En viro n m ent t ’O N l ' R K T K 1 1 1 .0 1 K PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. \ c•p I\ E " ' h U ‘>’i n r n l S ip c r» i** "r '» . W eekday* S n tu n U y p , v» 12 sut l l F J .L TKl# k T K t « O n » K 1at St \ w B rin y : in liu im e r " - p lp u .s c ! LANKY DRY CLEANING CO. D o S o t A p p ly I f N o w Four inured rn E * » * t h lm l AFnrii I'tvan. 11*1 sANtOHI) FLA III t i l l K . -n d 1, je >jirmi LET ’IM NAVE H & vlk ■ 111* Y O U 'D B E T T E R T E L L T H E T R U T H , ine*jk|M 1 * *! 11 ‘ !*» |te**r»* ■1 M.rtC S * » t* I U r A j I ’ h o n e 16fi (.r«M »m int; y' - K l.l If t lf t h • if M lu r * a la iu . ii. t il '. r r» i in < ftUt|i)-i I M i» l l T O N Ml \ \ Iu i t lit fr THE LONE RANKER fr le n r flj- M r r i e * - * *e h u f r ' *k S sn fiird , I la f nr D R t\ # W A . S WELSHTIRE SHOP )f« r , I E * .l nb I i d u M CONCRETE PIPE C. " C. W e ls h h in la *'* • i 1 * »s* mK V M* ■* | \. ■t N I' A i 1it * 1 U K. l.i;T ( HKK MiENTV Ford Sen ire d a>#9 a^‘ r r c *p *sark. A ' !i . N t« h u .l E X C L U S IV E I'll. f u ll im ir m n i t t fm m F IB S I iln t a*ml a% lim n t m i'r r t t*f r|t|% r1(*..»l»lesl f ie r i fu r a IU K T 1 M L f ,.r h o lh ‘• U K N E S S am i A i C II> E N 1 P o lic e r p n r w n h lv In age IvTi, I wallrd ( H routt It ngt S!>. M l m r ilr il r t am m a t in ti llut»inr<*w .m il pr*» f iN x iiiim l m * n u n i t . T * r r f i r ■ **I t e a r c iim m i'H o m to n g e iit a . R e r t c " .i! r u m m i't iiiu x nt *.«nti • .d r t* l i r t h r i In* L I V E S D IE S Stricl* bind-Morrison Inc. *• *v» Fin d , M>ll •• Seminole Dry Cleaners The We lo r k.fe Oisnlnlitj In-urj.mo I*ftonr ?0U iMUiilt at |ir#« M TI i—* tr.... * i Life-Time Income IN* r R#»l l><* i w i ' i * Bring in hangers, please! 'ii" I lE J * im I to . tiso . » m or To M aitriT tifbod j M a r da* roam naod lot ooah la o h«Ofe. Hara wa ota cfpanitad to gi»a th* loat •atvica toia must k a r a Naad mosar? Wa. Invito f ... m l o r llu ll u r *111 ir fnl -A i#•ttumiSV ; ,m ut ii.m h a*t II p r*T t» l \ N< 1J ! f 11 m In k* '* Il I ... TIRE : ... M * * *•*„i * i ,*• 1 rt ■ » UM■1 -I. ..|l» , or Backad By Th• Highest Standards w 'I IN I II M I »( l I I *1 . , i.l \ It |M \ t * *i M lit* SERVI CE I I *i-. B I L L ’S P A C K A G E STORK \ MAR c i. I 111#. * 11tl ill' I i *1 i.y i *1 1 M** | m IH lit >, I . • , 1 ' N* « '♦ I l \ B IT ! A * r Mi M il i i i m u ll \ *, i» i I t »p KTTA I* i -ii t ;«*4; '*1 ’>*,M»r I. I' i im « .*•!• * .. i HU |. fM, 'I'.'i'i il»r#*irt U feUcKf fy&rtkyi |«nreu*a tnaltr-r la fenu-a is >i*o* it 'Ij JlJ t i u a feHCiiil t«fk*ribr. rlaruaut^* |*U’S p*‘ »*. tw* *4 |wjf lt d rtH-rrt. p t u a j w* »*tkta pait&H-aa nftorr i i-* r»r«L Sanford. Ha. i ♦ nIA II. l> .1 Nil * \. .I*T» -1 til *1 i.til ■ llefrefhing in ii.. s. I I n « . i ... Afler-hmm. t fitik \ I ? 4 n t> 1 I be 1 .tar 5l«»i» in s f l r r * » r k a n il r n - j »»v ,t num l of l l i v r . tV 1 I . I. I k W I (II If I I III i l n n in a » - • ' 1i “ 1 Is i ni.WMc !»•■•• ' * M L H I I h M l l ' 1A • i l: v |*> a. IN t i l l . I lilt l IT M il I I I i i yt*. 1» I u W lit I i **li- s| Ml M»| I 101.111. u M fr*tfii< **» n tN "pi«*> »* . ta b le It A1 « A IIF Mt ii \ \ IN -. \< . J I I »», U‘* « OI N I........- I til *01*11 * . j. l > I 1 1**1 * * • r iiu li u i . in i -1\ i J 1 i V|1 *1.1 J»« l 220 Magnolia '' !«»*• S tint • I * * 1 vayi! Ask ytsii Jru g f:** t# [ q• 1'Jida. sard amerTwIellf t-y I # *.»rt I'M w n T W f ei»# r*J**l an*I »^1 fe«v *fea I i nibs «*f kUaet Isn * fioak injI t«**« ail I*■*-*»■A. f0*4 *LX*# fc“-* a 1IM*, «•*«■ vaaMi trw i jv *ii I meim. IN Ii )w f knl»M| « kUiLkf III. I’ AGE tteVES a ^ .i . '' VAi K i \ - * lh |{4 a m a | a rail holt.:!# lo a rlu » « * k # « t L ri* *4 i-jEaUuQi wit#4 with • EB ** I ill, i | III.I* 5 s | l«| M i l l *\ *- S k * « as U r t ly as a ^ o u n ( i« e f - * N o w H er B a c k a c h e is L e t t e r Mney ***TfefT*i rrtm .* n « r r ( L v n,*■ •jwwfeij, »*■ * tSrv dui^Nrr li.tt |!w i< tl ******* r* tlnif I-* |ir*«i k r Ii: a. B** kaJont are V *1 u*** a rh a f • tt ,-l u i i» | life# awralt* ai>l *ut<< ■ •*.1 .d tS# TN>*7 b'ip m- at (vrf*ie | u m tU m i i REPAIRED - H A V E YOUR W in t e r c l o t h e s CLE A N E D BEFO RE CUTTING THEM AWAY— HI I i| ‘ I v \ l '*■ GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR B L I N D S c l h T . C. HOLTZCLAW, (R e tire d ). •i.i I,' 1<»Ill Hill Lumber & Supply Yard ^ cuatum-madc to fit ra th window. Call 260-J * # i i Wl.'il .*!*!. n • I »I U I n . Phaae day or aichl 2 3 7 -J - V E N E T I A N m »D * J l lilt e d I H .'H H D 1 — ■ fv i LEGAL NOTICE l •• L A R G E and S M A L L A N IM A L S Jf Sanford - Orlando Highway 1 »■■' 1 T 1 IIU*' \ u» Phone N.1 t * 1* SA N FO RD . t.'fntvtrt! PllT'l! apMarkRiaup h-* •mty • GRADUATE VETERINARIAN H ER A LD , IL.1 :if 1i dt'ni i il I II I H \ s r. DR. RAYMOND L. BASS ■- 11m INTERIOR GLO SS • v * - '" - y> SA N FO RD THAT POf^ l VW K 6CT Hlb REY5 M >uH PIPN'T TO I PON'T WOWfY, r>( HERE1 6 L I M . B U C K 9 A N T 0 6 A N P HI5. GANG >1 ilic n *;•< * *• ‘ »»• » * ‘ k • F a m ily nH'*'i!*t t <* ill fo u l m i r r o r <* <** .*1* rl« ..t I *!••*** . *-«»i v e io e n i *,* * • it ANY LET ME OUTTA U P TAi SIN ' I NO LAW POG yuH.GUM1]] EVER GOT A "n THING OUT OF —\ ME' C A N 'T H E L P YO U NOW.J <f iM ir n irw \ l u k r 1 m r ( t i f l K**r . * u ta 1* * • fix' D llftlt1 11 '' C 1 Fold * 1 • M«*tl*«» i.» • • dad loin * M ** ih the* tlM *u g h tf vi|*u a r id *!* In* - « m p * 1 •»'• **( t h e I’ l v n fo»e «t*irrt»r A U TO G LA SS A FTER S E N K A R IK G LA SS and M irro r Co. IH W N»rl *-l A u to A S U C C E S S F U L J A IL B R E A K . WHICH WAV WE HEADIN: BUCK 7 RIMBOCK V o 10DAP P u b lic l i a b il it y Dar DR You too are ON D I S P L A Y J C S M S E E .- ’X s3fel ® SEMINOLE COUNT Y LAT1ND RY CO. .---------m i r -1 cl. l ^ By PAUL ROBINSON WHY 6U2LS* V4E72I l o o k in g fo q a GUY. YOU’LL | FIND] OUT' M *m g p * uh) t liie * , don't *l»o u n al the impcaae of PM m daAfttotoiitnr t v .K - S L ic o r r“ r” ? * . _____________ ___ . A N Y S L lC tC C H O C S } j Y A M E A N r iA c c THOSE PHONG CALLS 1 WHO SENT ME THOSE FUOWEOS7 b lo c k freqatni 4 w l M l tK»-j FTTA KEn arou m Though you mayr nut hav« as many suit* to wear aa the man in the 'rindow . , . you arc just as much in the public aim. Your. clothe* r**-' ■ in your bus!-' c o n t a c t s . Are PAP, YOU OUCH-1T T l U TRAIL TO FORM A POSSE 11 'EM,MYTME GANTOS GANG SELF YOU IS DANGEROUS rx A WAIT HERE J r i T v y r j U M l t* Ok a .* I*K.»**r I **• and Pioporty Damage e#- MEANWHILE,AT CAIUN TML --- GOLLY, THIS IS >I RlMROfK PE60LATE COUNTRY'S BASIN I WONDER WHAT THEY CALL IT. IN T H E M E A N T I M E - - - By PAUL ROBINSON ___ 'Araexxj < WA/TlNGfo«? rTRACKHIM in* of dollar*, today about >'l depend- It oo*t» too little to be without it. a* R*jD/JECk:V-4> OkTAY.BUD/JEeiC Ti^PHONEsT^SEN^TZ™ C A N O / A N D FLOW E P S - /. ■ L_ CHASES GlCLS FOG BLOCKS ■VOLTDHAVE TO BE AWDtF-HOUNQ i B. B. CRUMLEY , GUY/ G ta * ::! b . - K » a i ' • i eA •r xts E-NCi o' r . X -T « ‘S.H ' ' T--4* MA* . •• C 3 T-- .‘‘0. +f —-—■— _ «v* 4 -* J �<f* J N •: i v-rv-: . PAGE * * ' • • • . • TOE HANFORD IIEIlALn. SANFOM) FLOIUDA F .ie n T F r* 1 L-l'-LJJ"A* g J - . "g ■ *Army Hospitals Put Amputatiuii Cases At 11,000 t fri ,l|t> V i : 2 Many Are I)iseh:i rtfod • 1 Solder Has IalkI Parts Of Four Limbs M J c la s sified a d v e r t is in g rates lOe p«r Una for orw> Insertion • 08c per liae for three Insertions 07c per line for 0 Insertions $3c per line for 20 Insertion* • Minimum retes . . ■ 30c P H O N E 118 OR BRING YOUR Ad« co T H E SANFORD HERALD Count, l l 'e Vnrda to the line, including phone and uddreaa. All advertisements for altaationa wanted will he charged for at thi regular cleaaifled rate*. J «t» 01 "TV a LOST - FOE SAiiE»— I II. It. POPK CO. U. 8. TlltES nml T U B E S LOST: Genuine blue* leather in. foul. I'hore J-i llcvvaid MUI»rr.N nr I located house. I'llune til 22. ,0O,n •LOST: In iror.l of Hospital, Wu. ___ _ i let ulntaiinns personal paper* lie turn to i.itul- ,s. A. i.u u i 20 ACRE farm tiled, good 'lowInga Navul Air Station. lie Ins well*, 10 ncrca tough land uard. Palm Haninoek Sanford, Fla. F . E. j 1 l o t Park Ave., Ha* lord. Lin- Phone (551-W. M ELF 10 ROOM HOUSE completely furtPlh-il. 70d Palmetto Ave- t HU*. T e n ia If deaiied. PAIM ETTO CAFE. I'nlinetlo A ir 103 South E LECTR IC rarpet -weeper, good Phun, 7df condition Beatrice D A YS WORK. It* l.ocu* tvi Semi. 6 GALLON oil can* with conven­ ient |outing apouta. Stallord i Service Station, nhnie til-HI. FOR S A L E - 19-17 Dodge I oo|>r; ■Do Halt) Bed » l l h water prool innllrra* \V. Swif- l " l VS 2#th ltl.1t PONTIAC *«-dan Rieion able. I or. North Palmetto tv.nur HAIIY rA K lU A H E . gixx! romh lion, lain*. |*rr-*ar. I l l * Pmk _Av#. I'honf - . •3d OONVKRTHU.E Ford. lent condition Phone Hoorn 10. J.OQ. 8 N A 8 . rt r c l :nn.i. 1032 HUICK 7 passenger Sedan. Looks almost now. Inside and nut. You'll be sorry If you re |<hi D<* t<> get this fine rnr .)or. Nortli PalmvUo Av*. Ptmuc 371. BU USCIUUE to th e Florida Sportsman. Gulfport 7, Flu. *|.0O par year. Sutewldu hunt tng mid fishing news. New alul , authentic. ENGLISH made double shotgun. 12 gauge, leather case. 6 lanes ■hells, $60.00 J . l l . Proctor. 008 •" Elm Ave. ._______ r n i i N T i t v IIAMF f..r A SM ALL COUNTRY HOME for a emnll price, w h a email. payment down Balnnce » * « renL eilward r . Lane. i S IX ROOM Spanish bungalow, two other houses, priced right by owners. Term s, 607 Psrk Ave. 40 thousand Lumber 6 laths. Puhsrt Y'erd. ROOM house on three lota. $760.00 cash, balance like rent, plua OTV Interest If inlercsled W ANTED LlAsUED girl* lor l»uoo wart,. Regular lour* uml wag*-* Ap|ny in i*,‘ Ohi, , i o. i ou.it> i Bundle t o . , s l J Vi tro M. GIRLS fot Sola Fountain Ion Drug « < I out h maid, good \l ANTl.li leiepiwn. roun.) .'la0.1. wsgt- SSAN.'ED IIY W E ST FT N I ' n ION WAJ KINt. OR Hat'S Cl E M FSSFN G l It ;o I T S ll fn in Hill It W E E K FOUND IDKNTIKH’ A FION hrur«»et. Can Im- had h> identifying and !»•) Ing lor thu Adv Gold Standard truck tires In the following sizes: R 600*10— 0 ply 796*17— 7 600* 2 0 - 1 1 lily «jX26*20— 10 06»;*2tt , tl ply 000*20—10 700*20- H ply C4(ntd6— 0 700*20—10 ply 095*10— 0 7 60x 20- 8 ply 746il8— 0 760*20—10 ply 745*10— 0 . . i > 796X10— 7 Ply 746x17— 7 ply These sizes can be shippad or dalivered promptly. Whore we do not have an aatabUehed dealer, Will be, glad to hear from tire dealers, or waragos, who * r a intareated In haring a good cGabllshed tire agency. . W * also have e k .* falr-guanUty of-i senger tires, tubes, and battei * also truck tubes. DISTRIBUTOR FOR NORWALK GOLD STANDARD TIRES, TUBES and BATTERIES. At. M. PREVATT, SEVILLE. FLA. PHONE 8104. •vapeeliiur. ua«*Tul role in » >i f ' • ' T**n»*’ •»/ tiir*«’ •nhlier* wi i \VI (I I h** t Iklll I U alfll •*1 * 'I ' n sin it t be * 11 i.t* nn*! A * •I I1•••I til ft'WlAt III f* •' I til l of othi'i amp**teen. Cirm-iul Kiik ilecierrd tiiut . ..• Armv iln»*R "fvrjytliinfcr i " ‘ *iiiit'' for thibt* -soldier* in tin *.i\ #tf n# ftpiviK ihrm make* . 1 « juhtment Ki Iiur a rc ihown tn give lh«**c* mm a tfiini|n< •». .in futurr that i« in aloic I f n* •» Dhp of thewr railed *'S-*ii.^ Inti* | i*» an tticourngifi ■• •in * aI of h••\i tin* A r m v iurr* f••• a iiimii uihI I i .i Iha titni until in* U irady to i#-« iiMp .* normal lift* It i» hot iir>nftiinl fm no’ii va11ii tiir of |v%ii arrn< I •! h 1« to d n v r nn Mutoinuhil*’, rat** lairk. u«r n tviiwritrr. ••!»! and dr ■ v%it IiMilt hrlp da»*'» •»»,-• hi griirinl <j«• «iinoat r v n ,11. ■ ; l i-) forunrly dnl. (retniul Kirk waid MISCELLANEOUS CURTAINS, lace table cloth*, scarfs, washed, starched nml stretched, filrl Mcllonvlllc A<e Phona H79. BORROW H E R E W H E R E PRIVACY IS i m S I ’ W T K D YOUR nntural desire for privacy In money n utters _ Is sit icti> respect**! here. Friemis ami relatives ere not iiueetloned about your eredlG Your em­ ployer or business associate* will not beer of your personm affeirs. There is no cause for embarrassment. Reasonable credit requirements. No co-makers on money loans. Variable payment plahs. FA M ILY IA) AN CO. Oorlda Bank nidg. PHona SJ 1 BU Y, pay cash for old Irons, vacuum cleaners, toaster*, reardlrss of condition. 210 E. SL Phone 048. IK1 OVERSEAS Rtrvic* man’* wife avmiUiiir to enrr for children in hone 244-W a f u r evenings. 6:00 P.M. call 788-W. TRUCK TIR ES We now have In atock Norwalk WASHINGTON. May 2.V ./Pi The W ar Department revrali-d r. -rntly that on May 1. right .lay* •>efore the Eurr*l>enn war ended. 7.000 umiiutatinii cn*e* wen- in Armv hospitals in this vnui.lij and 1.000 had ln-,-n di". Inn ged and returned I** civilian life Munir Gciui.il Nnrmaii I b.rk lUrgeiiti general, aid n .in of hem urr ■o-ralleil, “basket *-a*c-. .li n e all four limb-, aie completey Ioat. However, In ackno'vlcdirrd tat one man n nnil-lintllc a* i!tj lost pait* i f liotn leg- i.nd -nth arm* a* >■ rc-oH of leering uftrr an airplane r« h Only a n veleiar* have *utt*-r I the lo-* u t t l u .e limit-, I -I'll ral Kirk rep-rlul \ptirn'in• in*i cent nf Ihe in.|n l»: ni luet liave lost more lliai one ..nn, mid nlviiil thrrc-fouit.»R of heat tiOU-rwl I finer JirV ,«* Idlers Aho lost tsHth Ifira. Alnmt nil if if th«*M* are h»*iea lielow lh l.nit*. alf of the arm «naea arv tilnive 'it c IIkiw. (•«*nrrul Kirk said thnt thv .ivrr.itrr hidilii l wild • ffi-r»Ml (hi1 |n«( uf it iimh »»«•»• crin» dial «urh an injtiiV iI»m - .»••* .»n »cnt him from itaim in ^ a “ •elf FOR RENT— kl 1 r*n I i v n i ............... and vacationists — , Apts. t.nd rooms two blocks from Main SL one half block of ocean by day or week. Phone 91U-R. 708 Broadway. Daytona Reach, Fla Seminole County Court Record Monday, May 2l/*f|943 Warranty Derds Malloy. Pent I K To t hntlit- K II ill.nnn D a*.-, Ih i i i ,.i I. It. i , |ten I el os F r a n ts , Harvey I .-I .1 ( '|’«* August lt«**a'ii- cl n» ------- - ■... .w a f c land Sylvaater RocVmore. U 2 Army To 0. B. Arnold t i U l M ui i u M g e r t t l a ' ’ . *tt Water ii.jr.tlng Club i Meirlage License Atkinson, George 11. Cocoa, Fla. And Madelyn Harkleroad, Cocoa, Fla. Ilarlou, Cecil Craves, Washing­ ton D. C. And Msri# I*ouls« 11111gauyrr, Chicago, III. \V'ilk ilia. Melvin W. Connecticut And Vivian Elol* Hagan, Hertford. i nstillo, Erne*to C. Arizona Ai.il Stella M. Castillo, Arizona. iii= n fs ift3 u i= m = iiiE iin ii= m = iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iM E iiiE m = Springtime, Ideas To Brignten Your “ Home Sweet Home — • f ■ ■■ .. \ci.i agar, used, aa a culture mi diuio for bacteria, la an ln*»re(licui if “ bird’s ne*t soup” In ( 1111l»l th«* liiiflinena man who It being 1 nurd? There aren't many public I liability suit written up in our 1 1 i lot-al tiapera. Moat of tnern ncvti i»i t into court, but that doean'i fiiruo iirnperty ownera. merchant*, fnrim'ra and others are not being hind Any one who comes to vo-t lieu.--, into your store, your farm, whether you want to see them or not. maybe a friend, a cuetpmer or juit someone trying to sell von something you don't want. . - vti.ing can happen and often docs and someone geti buit on your premises. The nezt thing you know you'll be getting nn important looking paper r a / tog “ Greetings" ond a rctiuro to not rnr in court to show cau**■»t. v mu shouldn't pay over $6.io*o - i more for allowing some -in- to get hurl on your preIII! Of* l( OKI haven't a public llabilt tv policy all t h a t 'is necessary fot you In do is In employ a lawyer, Inkc the case to court and enjo n good verbal fight, and If you I-, y your lawyer, court costs and 'he Judgment (seldom ovc y.’uouo) But if you have public ■i.it slit y liikumncc you can take * M l nngsiiie sent nml let your In • i Mice company pay all cost* ..f the tnwsuit. witnesses, 'law \ .i- bond, court costa, etc .! in ndilitinii pay the judgment against voit up to the amount stated in v-oit policy Wnrntng this liability inauranre docs pot pnv claims -aglin et you for uijuiv to your employees ] on mnv need workmen's com |M*fISilt Mill tllll , I-iop in to *re us and find out nl*. it nur insurance and eerHce Wi' inn *n\c you 20*» on your RI nml W.C. insurance. C.M II..i.l * In. Ijj m m ijj ill iii IN iii greHHCompensation Should Be Broadens ed And Increase4• ____ t t ' M I l a a * * <>• !-m«a T a i l 56.ni ‘Here’s Your Infantry’ Dr. William Rule Ex- Quantity I Reduced Hurricane Rut plains Work Of Af­ * Coming To Sanford Prices Compensate r i c a n Mi s s i o n s ''Here's Your In fan try ." an Army ipectaele touring the stele I he l.\K F.I.ANI>, M»y -H The work »l th* inrdual tn»« to further sales uf bonds of the siuliarlrs m the Belgian < <uigu Florida citrus industry -et t k%•! —7th War Mian drive, will be wa* explainnl to the Rotary Club paradoxical records this »t-«s--n ^ sh o w n , admission free, et Sem­ .it it* regulai weekly luncheon It »u « the shorte«t shipping inole High School Athletic Field . t the Maytair lintel tn<)«) by year since 1930, yet result) d i on Thursday, June 14 at K:30 Dr. Wllliain Rule who returned \ un all-time record fur g n u s i«P. M., it wae announced by Ed­ ’ ast Kail fnun aeverul years spent | turn* on a hurricane-redm eil « "i| ward F. 1-ane, county publicity n the heart of the "Dork Conti­ These are two outstanding Gut. chairman of the drive. n e n t " Dr Rule wu» introduced cor.tatnrd In the annual atimmnry £ More than 86 young men, each by George Touhy who said the of the 1944-46 citrus season, jn-t , of whom has seen at lensl thrre missionary was a gruduate of released by i|U F. Wilson "( tb,% yeara of overseas duty, will par- Ditvidaun College-alul th« Uni­ federal-state market now. -eivir.tlclpate In the Army exhibitlo' versity of Pennsylvania. office here This offlco (»*u \ T h e _ 183 Army Ground Force Prior tn l)r. Uu4e*k tulk. Lieut dally market 11 ml* from Cmnip-. BUrulls* it epcntttd OIL RANGES Hich in tvxltm:. otuinnng in color, those wool rugs by HIGHTSTOWN tire closely woven of «olocted maleriitU for year* nml years of wear ami good ap­ pearance. In a choiio of colors ami patterns. 9 x 12 ft. sixo . . Make her kitchen a place of enjoyment with u modern f f l oil stove dexiffned for cooking with the greatest of case. All white enamel finish sto v e s with built-in in ovens nr smooth table top models. • up gf£.95 up IN t SURFACE-NO ia LOCKERS The Clear Plastic Finish For Wood or Linoleum ■tb * ualL slid w ill•tin a W tatlh w ith-lb* '•mutrlf for the occasion. On June 8, In Tallahassee, haste*, hlaj. Gen. E. W. Fslet of Camp Standing will tum over this unit to Governor Caldwell and It will then proceed on a tour of tb* elate. A number of ladlra of the Garden Club and the Rcbeluth Lodge No. 43 have been serving at the booth at Yowell’a from May 14 ".rough May 19 In con­ nection with the war loan drive. The Dirt Gardener1- Circle of the Garden Club wa* repraeented by Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. Fordyce Russell. Tbe Roe* Clrd* was represent ed by Mr*. B. B. Crumley, Mri. H. If. Coleman, Mrs. O. P. Hemdon. Mrs. J . G. Patterson, Lira. B. R. R « k , Mrs. E. N. Fielding, * sfm Mra. R. F. Col* and Mr*. Vol William*. Rabekah Lodge No. 43 M was represanted by Mra. George Ewan and Mr*. Mary Bolly. IN Sturdily constriictod metal lockers— reinforj- III j2*6oup. iy ed for greater service. (Plus Tax) IR WOOD »j STOVES < ill 5 9 -50 S INNER-SPRING and F E T N. C. Mlncy, 400 Myrtle Av*Sunday for W ilm jn g to n , N. C. after receiving a telegram that hla brother, A. U Mlncy had dltd there Saturday evening after "neaa. Another *bro “ s long lllneaa. . L. B. Milncy, Uvea at — nway, Trust Mather’s to look After your sleeping com­ fort with- *• selection of sturdy, comfortable - • I r e n e s 'n t U i M g e t p c i c e s r ‘ iSlNHaa SERVICE ' at k it c h e n I “ * All site felt mattresses 1 WELDING: By an ezp«r( Xi i f A M S * 3 9 .9 5 up f' Food A ■ T -. N’ - l i r P ' - ■ * Ll, <r*,i f k■ hylSSB r- -4 — T-.'-t-liV U ■ r HA M S i 1 ,* ------ i s - -' *1.1 V .f . ' . • r !- X X i V-l-l M L -i-ii'SjC-.V I Lucky Mown J lien * Guide I UtUktyr Uoy w n™baVbW a< w . , ' M Si .v B JS*jjg& ‘a r ' ■-Q ltf& S Z Ji . large crowd of fan* and anlaathed a heavy attack that brought them 12 ran* In three inning* to score a 12 to 1 jrktory over th# Banford Naval Air Station team. F t. P irn * ecortd two mm tn the firat and two tn tha iccond ____ _ inning, than In tha third Hownll got a bit wfW and hla support* folded np and -eight Amp:nhlblsna r a w s s s s ™ ”™’ pm fe a r» tha aftemoop 4:00 « £ it \ \ __________ m -G00I . th n 1 --VA » M w t J . R. the Bsnford NAB lit *♦***♦•* I ' K . •*' ' ‘.V.v ■ ,S : y . . iv t ‘ - • . ' * S’ ffr- 1 , ■ I —- — - ii- — >«v ■h -W W . 1 • ' ; I t, . < 'r t. -& 'j ,■ yi*?-]*:- \>i ,| i,, ,-o. my p i , \ i\ l„i . .- > ' .. i . -till Im! H Ihr th ree h it* »»• l-ur lim and scored thr*» ruiip M .id t ill * H A i i m i •• WKI.IJ* P ■ T A r r o i u » in L u n w i n III HTtWAnn. pn HOAIPCH, in COOllUtN I l' (l I itll> uhit b I I ill* II IS II CVBR I .oh t H r ..I m |i o t til* • til* dl |d'O0|« ft Mdti.ii \ Vt ndt o V.* t hrr i* In ». «• fr » | -1 fill tl.. It., h it bs i 1 - b c u h i ‘«*l itdv h i- i f it th** if i V«• i(ii\ I •mlwt.il* • .«t*I*.»I l ilt ly riLi iiiiti: ifMfitfiliv r**kyo it** • i •! M r t.»n , fiL'IkU** fiA vo air full* u h l l r ."ihpcrf •■* ft • • • 1* ! ' • K t 1)8(1$ti It land •• i f ’ »i u A fumed * kv r va» I M ;»* 11 I rt lift I m o o • • tt»| d I'lll Mit ttol I/ Ills v%* s f Ib Is -SB f |iff \ Irifl-al Mllirr I of II tit mu Ii .1i*11 n *• ••'•. i 'k 11ni'« *•*♦! (I Ki (day * t III! l i t »i'rri- It .u* - ft,Mill t .r t*i ii uni •‘II •P »i t i lirninuti d t»\ thi Vpl'i "| i ml ions ( oimitiUrf and tk • lull now rut t ir* no fur d* Y ut in Thr Sriiunolr * M i n t \ idiom is It.ll I*.Ill of \\I)11 ki M I .d th** I i . i'll*tit k>« ,h i f . L v I h" tt d. I tb I" . \. i at \ * 111* •dr 1 f. r led •#»1 a .nu­ l l vr st> . i vi • •rojia v%|til llll ll *»itu 5 I * ....... min i idbin da th tit* I*\8f staft mhI.I br >ervrd k'v it 11"M Mr t ’ u l l u i l l •'Slid U u U ba u im u f « e»av* lli-i-, I I t s t > » ( 4i i « l « y (b e r-ertru e p a sse d - - w W. Edwin Branan 7;;^' ^ Dies On Carrier In Pacific Action P A special meeting of Monroe tar, No. I I . R-A-M. wtU be . at 2 P. Mu Tuesday, May at which time tha Paat MssDagTaa and tha Most ExcelMaator Degree will ho conkI mi a class of candidate'. Royal Arch Masons are In­ * to attend. More People Are. Urged To Register For Donations To The Blood Bank RrtjTonW hnx br r n - v x r r l t m t - r r r rtdiMw) ilrmmv-Swri- tw n ~tv/iweE byikf I. M ii iib oi i . inrslu*;i I Jirrctor ■if the Seminole t >>inity Blood Hank 31 from 9 : 4 0 A. ,M. until noon "The age limit of the average nml from 1:00 I1BI- to 6-00 I’ M., person should In* between 18 and according to Mfs., Julius Ding- 5o unless there is » statement fsldrr, chairman oT the Garden from the donor's - r i v a l * physi­ Club committee which is spon- cian. No persons with any pheglsoiing tho blood bank. The clinic cal nr mental complaints should will be held at the office of the volunteer unless they have .the County Nurse, next to the Fire consent of theii physicians. Any Station. person who has hail any disease “We know that there art many of the arteries, heart or kidney more people who are anxious to disease, malaria, any blood dis­ donate blood." Mrs. Dlngfelder turbance, jaundice, tuberculosis, ■aid today. "So for thr res|ionse diabetes, anemi a, mctabclic ha* been excellent, but the follow­ ing openings are still available disease or severe gastre-inteaU Inal disease should not volunteer. in Ih* following schedule: t h e a p p e a l fo r b lo o d d o n o r " (-> t b e S e m i n o l e O juinty B lon d R a n k clinic t o be h efi f T h u r s d a y , M a y for clUzaoahlp. In it* telegram, the Nav~ De­ "One personat 11:16 A. M.; partment extended -Its since rest ons person at 11:30 A. M. and sympathy to the parents and one person at 11:46 A. M.. two stated that the remains persona at 3:45 P. M.; on# per­ burled at aca with full military i son at 4:15 P. M. and one person * waa also stated,that U honor*. It 4:46 P- M. further detail* are received, they at "Eight peool* can be accommo­ would bo Informed concerning dated In on# hour or two every them. . * 16 m lnut**" Mr*.Dlngfelder The Ki Clob of Seminole High added. 1 collect scrap paper WEATHER It la requested that those who Sanford tome FLOIUDA—ContioiMd' fair to­ wish to velantaer to give to the roquet ed that mil night and Tuesday except acaltar- Blood Bank, telephone the Red their ecrap . Cross (B0) for registration. ad thundershowers' Inl •north toIt • A‘it H i . j i t _ m. -»* s. t ‘ following Instrueliana to night. . , • Tha t K .i fill • I S v \onth i thr- I '1HI tn ii'tiin tiiis ! from a *11w.| .1- I Jill's. ftlii M - I S 1 manned n 40 MM gun SIITi'i inti.Hlured tv Senator Robbins. wh» t» an only son, I Boyle which piuvnle* thut the service on May 1-1.1 Seminole County court >lerk, O.i*. e formerly ntten.lr-i Hrn.don. shall receive tlie same Seminole High School, and )o t | fee- in cases -.hire (here are prlot t« entering the .ervic.-. tv»o or more d» fenduiits as he in the shipyard" «< i n ..* riu-cive* tn > wher e thrre vtmiked in milt out* ilrfcriliint . Hrunswick. <su. J' ” “ l hl« luoldit— ilffliliil irk Rohhmw V rimrlm It V\ J r . US NIC .m i * ctl nt hi* hottir II ! l\rd Wr.llli n.lltV n I .ike Mai \ 1•$ • I 111**0 J4I In> li'iivi v*iih Iti- |ah ut I H n h h l. * Mr ft Mil M l * I II. i.t Mu Hr hrt* *ri ki-d f«*l *i% to .(ft an air raft •sir i in iii I’jis if is a r ni *1.1 ' bj k* hi h I,*' k||U ................ll lilf'l*, r» ( nkuiHHd and "ff U$MS I HUM, i f .1 a | M I I I ( (*H V |C8 | Mi t I " «un*t ► J'lillltld III itttro w* by .1it|iiitic I If |UI I .if v* v f r Use miciil .*I |,Ihi'.-s sontn "I V m m i i n and t-tl Ju| an. he de,-luted I luring hr.iv> €*ii |>« Notice nf (hr di-nth in nrtinn ubnaril n currier in ihe Pacific m m nf William Edwin llransn. h ART l-c, USNIE. wa. received rrBNHTHOM Suiulsy in tile fot in nf a tele-1 llOKlKIt |»... ,w Imm ' hg N"vy Depart] by the parents.- Mr nmt Mrs C. u F. Itrnnan of Beever Road nn the we*t side. it Dear* by Inalns" Filwin Branan ha<l been In tho Umpires Hill Ludwig * n 4 1’orter service approximately two and a half years, nnd was 22 venrs Laasina. old. He I* grandson of W. Chap­ man of Sanford and is survived b - a brother, Knt. C. F. Branan, J r . now serving In the Pacific area and by hla parents, Mr. and Mra. C. F. Branan. H* rraduated from Seminole High School in 1941, and waa ! resident of tho Student Council, n hla Junior year he was presi­ dent of hi* class. He waa awardmi tha American Legion award CITY BRIEFS i-himl ( ’linrles Robbins F2c Rack From Pacific f - ■» a ^ I TTHON. Cl’ In cover It 1 l.F hi JA CK S O N V ILL E . Mav -Thi I ‘‘ I r. I •*y I•Iu1111 ||N« I.S : Mdiiii* >di Nl Ih. I V 11Mil hat kba • th. I . Hi If'.id'iuiir trr * PONVKItR, i 'K MKfttrtt IfK - ft itik; fhrir f t lie Two Measures Named As Ritf Assistance Ri l l A u t Im r i z t* s To State Farmers Itranch Station Here it AM. AT 4Jll nl-->, t< n n It •h r r i *»»$ at thr I*akrfr••»*( Gall paik F* I tv tYeninK I h* final •*"••• "H'** aarrii ,,M,‘ 1 and Cubf H The All Sun* maoar«*'I by J*»hn Metsch nicked tHlcher of th* Cub*, who were managed by R. E. Kipp, for 19 hits and bad big Inning* in the fifth when they scored five run* or "even hit*, and in the ninth when thr> K'" four run* on (hire bit* The Cult* irrnM»r*l ike lrn*l nv raltinir Ihrrr tuna in thr m»tnd frame on four hit*, nnd ru m In the second inituiir "ii Hm*t» hit* ('ati hrr I’rnmny 1••*• U*»d «.» I| I - Market Director Praises W>or!c 0{ Thi s Legislature T h t All Stars .ti thi> 1 ton* Club*i»i>oni»orr4l Junior Han'lioll I*aagU( M bon thr NNiirld't < hm® piumhip" by ilrfralinftr ibr |»«*n nant vlnnltiir (*»ib« in an !"w itnu: • In- lioliih i; LarKeCrowd Sees E x­ c i t i n g Slut ffest Ending 13 To H v m -iU v s v .r^ i l II \ It <. 1 ■a , itig l.li wlirir J . ii *. wen it** -liov* .i IdtADI ATKS I Oar Comp Companion PBNNINIITON LAUtu:. f iam . in Trials Of Germans To Commence Soon ' - t Laet Round • Tim* Please 7 Tommjf ir JJs$n i Sanford got _lta Iona ta ll^ ln tha saranth Inning. Rallaf Barker got a single, ed bv Shaffer'* SingW and scorad when tha catchar dropped .. •t * * tV . '*' ' ball. Barker did a fin . Joh of PARIK. Mat i t , {A V -Trlali of pitching by holding tha visitor* accused af offenses scoreless for tha six remaining __ ,,l ndmlnl fear of a "general clash” between the French and 8/Mans. He said th* peoplt "than attacked th# French garrison and the French called for reinforcements from home. There la now fighting tn ■treat*. Communications are cut o f! and feeling to SO htUnse at Homn that anythin# may happen thara momenttartly and I dent know what may happen a t Da- IPtoaa a S ID -g v aSIOea a a n . | B ir th (BdnVWal B a n -> \ I l || | | ' » m« kk All Stars Win loro , *1 *- WMILK T m : i IUd French Troops Fire On Syrian Residents F t Pierce Amphibians DAMASCUS, May 28, V P )— Down Naval Air Nine Syria'* acting pramlar Jam ilII Bay Uay i ««a' •, * R tirin c r — — — - - — s . . - i ‘ ,#a* ebltdrsn., rstilTvaa. angioyBa. — Ip etT fW h h baardara # *4 raasaara living on > a*r pramlaaa. .Aiaa aamaa .said today that . French troops The FtrFierca Amphlblan havaaf all who are eallated In Iba arsaag aarvlaaa who |lv*d la year bama fired upon resldanls of llama, ball team landed at Municipal • prtar ,|o anHatina In anU aarvteaa. tndlcatlac la oeanpatlaa column, north of Damascua, and expressed Field Sunday afternoon before a whather tn Iba a m y , navy, maylnan, coa*y guard, marchanl marina. h an g in g s.f •t In. ok t hki r I j O IIJ^\y O O O i V c l C I I l j J f unlock. Marines of the V If -I 0 «vim m . ____ tiiomant rarllrr Th$* man it* lh» I LONGWOOD. May 28, (S (Specie peelalljln 11. many such artoua a - thi- i»m l Tonight ight opens opens the second week Manor Corps uholn (In te l nati.iiial S-oudpI id) night racing program atr 4a 11f•>i•t-1irlando Kennel Club. I'l.e- tru< k management Is mur* thun pleased with the results Of v first .o m m er Ju n t 8 TV plenty of We have n few shopworn mattresses that we I f your car lottery shows signs of weakening you can't send it to tho showers and put a relief fn there pitching -for you. Heve It inspected and re­ charged regularly. ‘ \ .IIIMlI7|* if V\tl it.ll ,$\\ L required by lav, -'5 ’ 1 I iH iin u n n /l \m w .r9m i9 4 freai* • MM .1 .rfe.r:;: s e t eoetactad by a census tnumthe b la n k balow and malls It to Consm* re*, pat ganford. florid*. ^ ^ ^ ________ Illy ( ’Imii c 11 Iia\ thrurtl GO milr- into .lapaii -> lirokvn In.lo-t'Ititin • irt uliq' f -llutving their !*»tf|>i'Mi- ri*iti|ilurt' of Nttitnlng. tintul iin lieuturns tin' .la|iaii«'rt** arc \\ithtlraw­ ing from South China, Iho >km.ut.i I'laml il« ti-ii-)p linns ami am gl\n-g up Ilie I'll dip- I1 been located some three thousand ___________________ thr fir Id can com# Jn. Ilow. miles south of the fighting in Im# I Libya and Tunisia and thst life Ralph Smith Elected Lad, if lie will i tha lead dor hod been relatively free of the ex­ Hr han Hi* haii the 0 ability U> flnUh fa«t. igencies of war However, he Head Of Tenniw Club If hr will noted some Inconvenience* such TnniRht'i r n l r i n ! as gasoline and tint shortages, Ralph Smith was elected ptrai Mr«| l i a r # ---- S l« H(l#l scarcities of drugs, lack of atnr l dent of the newly formed termi- I kluresmli. S Tural.li l.io! . Meallel Hu! age batteries ner-ded for radio op­ ,lub at a meeting *>( tennis on ; J r o r t MillI l . s -1 llo l.r I l l r l .^1 1o . .1 • i eration. IhualHSIs lie 1,1 at the Seminole I 1 1inid •! ir I >Cher lumlo-i Some American for1*e* had liern High School Friday night J I . e r a s e M a r t ----- 1 I - S l i d in ,a t Heir llall? IlMbla talloned in the Caingo, he - a i d j j n g l e y was elected vice piealdent • Itoy Vtin Ptirnl at firat only on the coast, but and Ml»* Margaret Wright arc :I l.arr, Mur) Nlgtit * Old Nassau luter In the Interior where en retary ami treaauret. J Clementina J rthellflra lints ( Hllver Polly airfield wa* atarted which was Charles Morrison wa* appointed I HallyTklrJ Here—Palerlly ■ later tunned over to the Belgian chairman of a committee to draw llaraal Half Hally llaakla government. Some natives of the up a constitution and by-law* for I Kirs , 4 Claire's I'ell Congo, he said, were organised the club and submit them at the S Mstcli Tuf * Mlea I'er'slll) t lie* l.orrln Into companies, trained and fi­ next meeting Other member* of I 1.111> Msia la, Itoae S llrl*hl Ana nally saw service In Ethiopia and !{ this committee are Holland Dean I Je*e|e ( ' • a n . Il*e»_e'ularlaa i as guards along the Suez Canal and Mlaa Margaret Wright. l(|alal,l-B li a r, I where they saw actual combat. 4 Anln Mscbln, There wa* considerable discus­ I Jersa-y Itsy S Navy Man Some nf them ware also sent to sion of the inadequate playing - Time Pssees 3 Hhskerlnwn lllrl Palestine where they assisted In facilities in Sanford anil the |«»’r I /.Iggv a Ksllt 7I Jingle Tw»rp training white troop* In combat condition of such court* a* are n r ik l l s e e -----r a l l l l l f l under fire. One of theta, the | I -Si II..11 t IthyiPni Its- a Tbe club decided t« J Zlgsi a loot) * chink a lin-emissionary explained, wrote to available investigate the possibility of con­ 1 llelly Mse Hs> rt.m* friends back home advising them structing new courts at thi* time I Kaalonlr lllsck T i Itnysl Hlsr to believe what their missionary and to a*k. the support of the sills Haw— re le r tlii O J.I.Irl l . II •*• | friends told them and what th* City in providing better tennie I Hebei Dsmeel S lain, Tim old -them, for he had been facilities. , . „ 1 No Cut* 4 Csrnlvsl Juhn oly Lands and had actualt John Wh’hasd A committee composed $f C. r. S llrlve Away t ^ _ it they Chart**had toldMorriaon, him . l e t -at* Mae- • S*-rry Kay T tattles, - H *r-H Ktlealwg Beeealb lleee—Kwtarllyi man Morris, Rolland Dean, Dick S Mses Had >bT^«re U~a gTeat deal of travel Alkin and Doris Hall was ap­ I tree Roy I Lucky Frank t Iw aa Ie Z Itorky lad T Gritty pointed lo study th* situation and (Caetlee** us P s s a T e s t Pride ■ Cootie report at the next meeting of the « Hloekinn SMeklk kaew—Kelwellyi clob which will be heid on Friday, IQals la Is Its eel '•Are You Listed in the Census? If Not, Fill Out, Mail Now! CABINETS * M I S I I I M . I O N , I I I ) 28. i \I•>- l-jkfhi Nmcricin \rmy air Ci»rrr«a will Im* d<*plo) «<i jk' jhiwI |hr Ja|K»ur^r whrti irul. larn. Jam rt Ihtolittl# tran^firf hii Iwinthrrw (o the arifir. \ «ur»r) khn»«l (hr«r iiinl% wrrr hrnilrd for Ihr JifMIUHtr .i%%n»$1t : the FtMjrlrrnlh \ir Kurcr, thr Trnih. Klflh. Ihirlrt'iilh. S«»rnlh. Klptrnlh *n»l T ^ fn lirlh . Thr-er urr in addition lo \im nml Nlnmir Jirrial a r m.nl a * Large Crowds Are Said At t endi ng; “Ole M a g R i v i r'' and “ Sweet My«- Florida state tery Wilson did ry of . - L ife" with H airy Kudell •t the pleno Vhitor* introduced a gross Income figu,.-, ................ . . . llnwrvrr. I Included Dr, Rlalrdell and Alfred hr. re,mrt to auction and r.n m - .y - v e r . l p....lb,title. Stint of Sanford price, on . I'*r 1m* U e .e ' ‘‘' " r r.°“ * i-.'* 1 |j (• Tn........... A Ir of f»r ShHlflrr in Ihr urcoml wlUi Sliver The effect Of the war on life ■" unknc.wn nuanlltys ami in the Congo waa explained by Undo citrus stall.t'lcian for (In Dr. Rule who said that he had burr c : - ; i . ^ r,^ ‘ r - . “ ,,,c *’ seventh. ,n<>.t . « * BROTHER DIBS 1 n ua, l e f t Chinese Capture Nann in In Surprise Move As Jap Resis­ t e n e e NN’e a k e n s Exterminating Japs On The Okinawa Front Citrus Crop Hits Life In Congo Is Told Rotary New High Point By Missionary For Gross Returns WASHINGTON, May 28 U P ) VThs House food Investigating C o m m i t t e e headed by Kep. Clinton Anderson (D-NM.), who 1* to be­ come secretary ol agriculture In IN M.MIIKR 124. Member Associated Press 1915 WASHINGTON, May 28, t « - . President Truman today ’ eekiy Atitazn- f . ! mended maximum week)] ployment compensatiom iiayraenu R - . i of not lest than $2& to tide tb* country over the "IranslAun war to peaca." In n message to CongT*ee said that every eligible WOrki “ should be entitled to 2C of bcnefiti in any year if untm< ploymrnt continues th at long. U recommended that Congrats widai the coverage of unemploymen fC O VERIN G HIS GIR L ERIENI) WITH K ISSES (left). Sgt J a l e ; compensation and lncr«a»» V Mndaey, wlnnet of the liotb 1‘ongre-kiunel Medal of Honor, ern-t t amount ami duration of b e n e t l ^ Hverly flrwt funr m t** r , * '*r n i r I rod uc I ion IMCHJ li U m ri il n t nr i ov r si , ifl). *” . Ia i-xmgton. •n* »a»is, Mu-*., .'tn-a., fi «»r «>i ihr «s.^ e..-» ...... .............., W.iali.**# year*. Thu rouplr. who met on n lilmd d itt.the plain* ( t i g h t ! mm-d yesterday to l i t b \n t at Washington airport shortly .-»ft«i it arrived (Internal-tonal Sound management, rather than W ; , cinnient management, _ . ,»hoto) American industry toward reeunversion. u* Chairman J. A. Krug, In an ttJ»- * usual policy statement addressed to the full board, declared ll WPil's duty lo "get rid of regllla* lion* and production limitations n* quickly ns possible end by lining so autom aurally lift tb*4 celling on initiutive, Itnagir.atioiV itnd roaourrefulnea*.'' Ktuir drcli»io4l thd main objoc-l. ti\r \%i!| rontir.u* unchangotl' - t o ] -t*i' that munition* uchoilulfl h met Some unemployment s s . By I « lie* I. as«s*«a tea* i T w t l to coftsult with him on national or International Issues In an ap'TJatenl move to seek further bl-perttaan support for the na­ t i o n ' s plans. w) Tbe invitations were made on the President's own Initiative without any request from Re­ public leaders for the consulatfon. ( HARM ROOMS WITH WOOL RUGS! 2H . ^President Tells Con^ WASHINGTON, May 28. (AP)—{President Truman to­ day conferred nearly an hour with former President Her­ bert Hoover on European rc• iicf needs. Hoover declined to discuss the conference. President Truman also in­ vited Thomas E. Dewey and Alf. London, former Republi­ c a n preeidsntlsl nominees. to visit the White House at any time III MAY Will Use Eight Army Air Forces Against Japan $25 A Week • For n friendly, intimate living room, furnish it with nn attractive suite in sunny maple!' Covered in a selection of smart homespun fabrics . . Two and »!-*(' .vipcp suites . . . . M ONDAY, Truman Urges Jobless HelpOf U . S . Honor Medal Winner Meets Girl _Dcwey, Landon Also ‘ Invited For. Meet­ ing In Effort To Promote U.S. Unity MAPLE FOR SUNNY ROOMS! FLORIDA. SANFORD, l u Have You Heard The One About— i •/.*«. ************* — Truman Talks f To Hoover On Food Crisis • *$*««* e*e»* A. B, Walch. EnlabUshed 1908 VOLUME XXXVI .Maude Adams introduced RotInnd In the American stags , and took the title /ole In "L'A iglon" in IDOL for f a s * In Applying And S-P-S-l-D In Drying AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER — PATMICK ItZS n T. a* ‘3 ® BEDROOM. Private entrance and bath, 401 Magnolia Avenue. Phone 631-J. - - * tee is* «r » u i esprr will tasks Ik a re ts tllss k a a u far I ta­ lk k*mks Start sevtaf MS. ■i Battle, -krnetle vt in (o Em* man M*i.-*i «-t uv Welle, W J. Jr . t tn T., Ahr i ham Van Dam rt its Ravold, George M h John D Ravolil To The Si Imui* Alter helm. Vaughn. W. J. To Luther N. Hollowny et uz. I.ee, Alfred W. Jr. * Harry Lee et u* To Hairy ln-i- et u« Quit Claim Deed Woodruff, Ernnk I Tr Title Bond 4t Guarantee t o To George M Rnvold rt nl. Heal Estate Mori****-* Johnson, Rota et mi |{ It ("<• J. K. Jo res Johnson, It. II et m T" J L Jones. Chattel Mortgages Irleft laWerte* t e w ty Hamby, H. M. To Florida State T* Deere t s 4 ferWfere Bank. . • Slip Isiiiteet - Al.ekel **4 Water, _ Satisfaction of Murtgagr preel —Add ead Alkali Kesl.taet Qibtne Owner's Imar. Corp. To OM/AwaJ ky Susie Keels. Ms I’rndrns Daniel, D. I). Vs Morton Realty Sanford Paint Co. & Glass Co. Ilonoratilr Dia.hargra U. S. Nnval Service To Clcve- I’honc 30.1 117 S. Psrk TWO NICELY furnished bedPhone 800 semirooms, semi-bath. or 103. FURNISHED ROOMS 1408 Oak Avanua. If wa wish to be freei If we wish te prtwerre lasiolate tbooe lneeliasable priflD fr* for which we have been no long cooteodlng—we aoet flghtt > : . ' ' ‘ . V *J ' . ' - • • .-.'i - ' “It is advisable for the donor to have an empty ttomaeh and to have not bad anything but liquids exclusive of milk for at least four . hours prior to donatin* blood. Ik la also advUabi* lo abstain from' a high fat diet or one containing sweete and starthes for 24 hours prior to donation. "After blood l* drawn, U la recommended that the patient accent tail pills and liquid ra* frrshmenla which will be offer- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 25, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald