12 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/42a220a9d0c1cf68b84afb16a1fff3a9.pdf 418f606b83216c9be8fc256f1ae84483 PDF Text Text . Jtmm J ,_ ■. | .^ BBEgg — I .— H ». »^*fwT5r s? :•-•?• *• t ' •TlV' |7 ?. '_«• i ;. H f . r '• • • ' • v , I. < m e SANfont* itetiald. SAxronn fi-oiuTu PAGE EIGITT ----- - !»■ The French elumt woiJ Btssnlr.F :-e » iL *il J 1 U 1 llt la L i» .: .VI v h tl> .il le f e n e l I AM+ Rltt'lN -I Irinil tn .k n * . ) . 1"--L " - ! ■ I I - I*W 1 '’ '.*'* . • > M O K P A Y . il/a Y ■'J "J naw p RURAL COMMON S F N 9E By Sp^d, Jobaioa Continental C an 1 l i s t s Processing O f Citrus Fruits W &V ■ gent; (p ie) 1,1 place. Clara ta r gent . *C L *bi*g‘— 1 st Year 1st place. Joy Hodge, -tvJ plac*, Joan Goddard Mircla O th *n • * bibKin^ k^ ,€V arren, Marie Grace Solom an,. JLoui— xJigc»rin~ er, Jackie Goddard, Janet Shew, floria Thompson, Eleanor Tisson. Joyce Kelley. Food Preparation — U t tear 1st place, Pad* Warren: 2nd place, Joy Hodge. Others ex­ hibiting w ere: Joan Lewis, Eltanor Tisson, Doris Thompson. Food Preparation — Slh Yesr l i t place, Jean Reiter. Poultry l i t place, Joan L*wl»; 2nd place, Eleanor Tisson. Other ex­ hibit: Ruth I.argent. fan n in g — 7th Year 1st place, Ruth Largent. d a iryring in g ”— Bih’ Vear l i t place, Reiter. ,, Jean Ji • ' ■ 21, 1945 g o * * # **« « • rsuM wilt procMd Ea Pari* L*t tfcu ordsr t# publljh«J lor lb* • titulary tic.* rtjvir*-i <o l*TIn th* SASrORC » Iill* t.D " in ­ feed. Fieri!* • n**«p»p*r c! ,*r.#rtl circulation in »• J Court* 31)4 Put# UtinrM m* harul »'4 official §#.»I of offlr*. »t Hanfoi4. Florida. Iht« 4th d«) of XUy. t i l l td |* II IIFIIN FltN DON DON. lt ‘l#r '|r rk Cl»ru*lt Clrru Fb'ful i ourt. H#mlrml» »Yiunt> (MT-AL) If w* wish to b* freei If wa *lah t* preserve la v lo ltl* thoe* InestioiaMa prlvilege* for eh ich w* have been *o loeg tootending—w* must flg h tl —r s v n i r g n r n i . P.liBA I. IN DU STRIES AKF. BRINGING ADDED CASH TO MANY P’ARM PEOPLE m / 41 While they are not slackening ;• V* / if / Tlie average depth "I D U N ED IN , May 21 (S p ecial!— their efTArta as a result of the slKim l td 'll /«.-» -m g ii frrllr equipped “pllot*^ Allied victory In European battls.Hioini; | l»nt. four members of fields Florida farmers are giving . #• Ho fruit nid m arine product, thought to the future uf agricul­ ,. .i.r .li .t iff of Continental Can ture nnd the many factors which '] 1 i .. hnve been here for several will exert important influence on wiu-Wa atterii|itinic to find aniw ers . . it. They want a future s t secure t.i vuioiu* problems that have ss it can be made, without the e ■W5S8* confronted the Florida citrus cann ecessity of taking advantage of ir ^ S s r any other group or of depending mug Industry since grapefruit B ip o in and ou<i too much an government lupport. juice wti« flret proceaeed In 1911. ior i« •# no w can L* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rural industries, offering p a rt­ bojgKi on iSe Working with the “pilot” plant time em ploym ent to many m em ­ Vl of fltru * Concentrate*, Inc., the O M A C PL A M 10c per Un« for on* Insertion bers of farm fam ilies and fu ll­ • •■irnti't* are treting four known M e per line for three Insertion* Don'! pot off nttJp time employment to some of ,n.| currently u«ed method* of 07e per line for 6 Insertion* npatri long*# Dc« • them, «eem deatlnrd to become pi occ.ring orange Juice and h*v* |S e per line for 20 insertions do bvtfhoul ll oie ut more im portant In the South. In ■,i|,u inudt* totiK* l©*t pack* of c«i»oriei yoo oUor* fact, rural industries are already tangerine Juice, a heretofore un­ In h o n e * i t ! o r b r i n g y o u r Ad* to t h e s a n f o r d h e r a l d Koto won‘«d . • • flourishing in Florida and other •Count. 11 . . . .1 • ■ ■ _I.. J I _ _ L . In<i still rs«R known prnducL Hr* IIIUUUIIIH pita'll* — sews addreea. s litre word* to the line. Including phone and Southern s ta te , and seem likely ■tlons wanted will be chsrged for at the It C. Skinner, head of the eonA ll adrertlseinents for a ltu a f ~ --------*“ k* ----- 1 r~ to expand in future. •entrnte* company, ha» Invited gegular classified rates. Too many of tho South'* pro­ of the Florid* citrua industi wJi I duct* have been sold in the raw 208 W. Ini. St. — Phone . eluding grower*, ahlp|>er,, p aefmate, where fhey bring the low ­ «-i * and procc*»ar* to make sugnllDKIl OF PUBLIC ATION. TO: est prices, and returned in the I^UMKTIIA JAl KJ*ON w * » • • I'l.tinn* toward* future research. manufactured state at much high­ plor# of rtaldtnc# and I ‘»»t While the work is being done er price* after being transported Addr««» I# unknown You in our pilot* plant, the end re- p .t iio11fi»*\J «nd $•*|ulr«d to •Pr«*r| LOST: l t d Jir*#y Pig. male II. II. IDPF. CO. from South to North and track by to a r#rti!n Hill of Loropiulnl - 1:11 ot the test* and experiment* Reward to finder. John J Smit* U. TIRES ami TUBES again. A goal of at least m anu­ filed n«Yiln«l you ^>r ^ %orc#* will be available to the whole ejp.O. Box 451. Sanford. Flo. facturing here at homo the m a­ llobert A. Jackson. »nd now ptmlWhen you buy our bakery ( , cnnnlr.g Indus I n ’ s* a part In th . Circuit Couit of *»mG terials required for use in the ins MODERN noil located I loom LOST: Kution Book No. 4. Jo­ note County. Florid*, on “f I goods, you ran !•«• m ro the-, of the »ervice of the can com* i house. Phone 0122. South seem s certainly to be not th . Jun. Ilul* I>ay. , sephine Brown. Birx. 4 /1 . Ut. I, luiTiy," Skinner aaid, pointing out are fresh. Come In toduy ni.d • th day of Jan*. A. Pl*t»JS vut o f line. Goldsboro, Sanford. choose from our large eelec timt hi* orgsnixation had the ,I.fault lharat,f aald cau*a will | 0 ACRE farm tiled, good flow ­ In ares* where sm all rural in |,r„r*».t Kx Pact*. L.I tht* ordtr only available nr.d fu lly equipped tlon of bakery good,. ing well*. 10 acres rough land dustrie* hnve been developed the or published for lb . r'», u ‘.'on •pilot' plant In the stale. It is Palm Hammock Sanford, ria . entire communities have been requlr.d by law. In «h. MANFtrlU* u*ed in the company'* own ra“H are I've b e e n g o in g around IIKttAU). Hanford. Florida. * "•»»• V. F.. 1*.D. n o t Park Ave.. benefited. Someone said recently P*P*r of g-ntral circulation In «al'l aruicli work nr.d run* the gam ut Hai.ford. H a. Phone 651-W. d ream in g a b o u t g e llin g a that f? 'to 15 years ago the last County and Ul*l*. Wltn.a* ■ / flout d iffr t.n l type* of extractors for Inundry COLORED girl* rural area* to go on relief were hand and official a.*l of office (ROOM HOUSE completely op to *euling nml sterlllxatlon n ew ca r a i to o n a t tho w ar's work. Regular lar hour* and wngva at"M*n”ford.' ViorIda. thi* }«h day HI 10 those having substantial Indus­ of furnithed. 703 Pnlmello A Ve­ April. It4t O V. ItEllNDON. unit*. . , Hi Apply In person, Seminole tries, and th* first ones tu come Clerk Circuit Court. Htmlnol* Coun­ w on. I in* i* the first time that. nn*. Term* If desired. County l-aundry Co., HID W. off o f relief were those same ty. Florid* (MEAL) 1fli nti*t» hace been able to make ■ltd S t comm unities. N INE PAIR French window*, Minultnni m u U-»La of fo u r n id iK li OF PUBLICATION. TO Requirem ents for a successful EtGVAIrii fully gin ted. hr*** hardware. . . . i i , M|* of fanning, using Jules V t^PINK. wh"** *dm anufacturing enterprise a r o d ie s I* s . follow. AOM U I'sirol l . ..... „ e Iijitch. he pointed ou^. $5.00 per pair- Geo. O. Swortr. rapitul. labor, u good source of Squadron. V I* U I! craw, e/u Rt. 2. Silver I like. Sanford. i i l.living all method* available raw m aterials, management and a Hast l'. O. Han Francisco. I alltin- important factor of difference fornis: You sr* notlflad market for the finished product. and required to a Ph.r«by A D D IlS l MACHINES thol *ub KNGRAVED anklet. Owner may ttf juice from various batches Bild P .sr,* ; * The farm er has the raw m aterials, tain tllfl of complaint filed egalnel tract, $12.95. In«|ulre at Celery have by identifying and paying ci.,I . i* eliminated. -Q U A L I T Y A L W A Y S " by B .lty l*> fin e, for •**or«*i .1 J. It. Briatnw, reaearch dl­ It IS MUIVfO 11vat the announce­ which he has been producin'- all you City Printing Co.______________ for this ndv now pandlng In tha Circuit Cour‘ 105 W . I n ! S t . I’htitiv M>4 J theae years. He can fqrnlth the i trior for the Dunedin firm , ment of Gen. Elsenhower that dras­ of Hcinlnnla County. Florida, on MODEL A FORD, good Ore*, pointed out that the first pro- tic measures have been set In motion m anagem ent and ran borrow the or before the Jan# Ilul* Day. I®* perfect condition. Phone P -l-J . capital. Ills own and nearby fam i­ wit. tha tlh day of June. A. w • a ,,..« e d Florida citrus Juice was to end friendly treatment of high llt t In default thareof •»"> rooked in an open kettle on an Narl oniriall was prompted by the ne* con supply the labor. And UPHOLSTERING fabrics. U»|*e*unprovMed »love by th* late C. Initial treatment of Ilelrhmnrshal the market already exists, right ■ trie*. duin»*k*. brocstellc*. » CURTAINS, lace table cloth*, here at home, for hundreds of ( Pop" Street, hailed a* the good etock tu «elect from. It Goermg alter capture. Ilrlg G en. priM| u cl, which can be proceaae4! ararfa, waahed. *turched *o * loti ip of citrus rannlng in R. 11row n. 21*11 N Orange Ave stretched. 5lh M ellonvllle Ac® II J. Ktark (top) and his superior, j , ,m a || rural industries. I lot dill y hoiMJ 40M ______ _______ Phone 879. • ..operative industries arc provl i,. n»*il p.irp v%rni the open MaJ Gen John E Pohlquljt w ere .,! ,» .kcr. hy «team. rr|uirted tu have lurtched with the |„k xurcr«*ful in sevrrai instance* ONF. CI1F.STROHF. and | Mi h HOW HERE WHERE The world's largest autonicbR. chair. 2514 O iengr Ave. I bon | ,> |(|V \CY IS KKHPWTF.I) , i j •««.! fi.im thr vegetable* can- former No. 1 man In the Get man i r ita in lv no one will want to wo insurance company, unsurpazitd j "But I know b o ile r , ll m a y b o hierarch., ( lalcrnalioael 1 into the establishm ent of an Inftn^: .f».Iii*ti) I hen nlonif in 1R2U and claim 70.'1 IN . ~~ V o fR natural de»ire for privi.ry 1d ii.lry without careful consldera- In rates, coverage* . . ■tIn*h*’ |>«iUurii«tkon. at rtctl > 2 o f 3 y o a r i afto r victory In money mutter* la payments offers you the kind uf tio > of all factor* *n.| a.suranca 1930 DODGE Sed*ti_ .**i •%I*t I fit-in th« milk industry, respected here Friend* and collm on insurance you ha\e nl( sucre**. But rural Industrie* b e fo r o I can m ake lh a l dream ____ i part ment. Phone 73. inu linrtfrm r«»unt* nr.iI rrlalive* are nut <iue*l|oned Alt* ltllhd|llM‘'l w ayl wanted I r.# t*r» the hljcb tem|K*r*lure rurh Hatch «)f fruit befttrr. tltinnj • t» b**|p unti aro hrlpinir to hulhl lo u r cm KITCHEN cabinet, broad felt rug j ainnit your riedit com e true." We will pay 81)% of the first rural comrnunitirn. Sterner. , t i.tilenl fluvi method of iter- mid! after |ir«M‘r»iiMiir plover ur buxine** asaoclate* Mr*. new. Impure 1250 of each lot* and 100V. of It han hmjf been u unentific i /ut i,,i, \» it-, fimt i»»e<1 and tho will mil lo-ur uf your per»onnl Hotel Mnntetuma th . amount in .sees* ,r e’ eio|iiiienl I* an ini* contention that b actn ia hii«I muffnir*. There in no cnoxe for on suiting from accidental collision (.A S ^miiRiiDi r.ot killc#! hi nterilnu goml condl. ii pni «»( thl* lu*t idea. embarrannment. b a h y c a r r ia g e . - ,, k or upset to your automobile. Ilraaonalile crmlil renuirement* I hi « d ic»ult hoped for it a ( mid ur |inttiurixuliou COtiaw thw H u h tlon. large, pre war, 111" ■ » rK 1.1 111(11 A T IO N •If you dent a fender and It No ro-makera on money luan*. i i,i m i improvement In the flav- procCRied ritruR j u t m to lm*o Ave. Phone 696-N\ ■ _ -------costa »1Q lo n g g l f * f *!H .. .if rtttinrd ora nge Juloe, a j lantr, flavor, color mol othor pro Variable payment plun* The 4* it Club of Lonjfwooil $». If ft costs 150 to reT lltK S T l H l> on tho Klver that t h a t PLACE .... , i . i"*gee 1 1 * quality and tile prrtic* nml tbene n»ntirtni»if tent* hrJil it* local achicvcmt.-1 ni|(ht FAMILY M )AN <<* ,»?r <!«•• iicih*«1 t«» <lotci ininr ho* Tuesday «»Tfninir at H:00 I*. M. pair a collision or upset damage you have nlwav* wanted » nnrida Bank Bldg phone 31 , ,, . i,| nil it* health-giving to your car we will pay |40 We H A T T K ItlK S hc«l to irmclD nt«k (hem each morning v‘,u r“n. Q(K>a in the library huildiny. Mr* C. ..u n 'i i.t * . including color. III#- tillKM I ll*' jUlt * l • ■1R ^bt4ti|v| H |j»rK**»»t laailar o f th# club, will pay all over 150 on losses FAST SI (*W fUb s» they *w‘m b>‘ U," 7 1 BUY, p»> caah for old iron* ,e » .n-ii .lo t i on the Job uf $250 or more. vacuum r*e.iner«, to*»terx._ re j , |,|.j, „ a liarleriologlat and show I'nlti'lURi xv r .-iilt' tn li4»i»' % HKCH M tC I N t. f|>hing. % a h tha* k«*d for untiring ^ork 2m r b ard ie** of eondilion, The coat of this 807* collision ..Ut, I MfaMtlt ll IIIRI). y^ch of th#** to allow tU i*i »h u *ii«k in the which wk* rewarJeil with aplentie railin g. «h,c" " if >t •.♦! i .fin • ••* y 5th St. Phone l»48. policy is actually lees then you K. l^ n e . phone 43, ,.,i, i ■ ipix-iali.st in ht* own roniinir irinr th i ften li RKAT . n vV F It would have to pay for a |5 0 de ,i.,d i» oinking Inilependenl proofftn can be fo*»n4| m ill ihr i .* |>is*r ie.nt of Ii II ll .on.-, von^ ami am: PLAIN or fancy newing Joanltu fruit nvuilnhle >rt tht. « ....... * | *4,r$**|»t "IVrernory for Victory* duexttblc collision policy, rcqulrim A fT K S J ifH tU i * * ° ? “ „br , ” S m r ^ F -c Grown. *17 IV let Si • » * pi#*#*ni#*il UU to pay the first |5 0 uf oacl bug. quant it If* of mice, Wio #aiil. Tin-. I'M*. »)•!» I . I y . la n e , phone 4 5 2 . __ tL INI W A S H iN r ; I'M i.i ,,l i i.I. oUte i.leiltily control, UYMiLthlr ti» Ihi* K«*fi4 shrnent.A were «*rvfd to loss. OVERSEAS ei m e Hum "4 * ‘f* Don't drive your automobtl* l.aiing several hundred *i»eci- orally • .ill pre-ent by the women of the uvuilnblr to rare for rltlldirn ill . UPir. l ^ ^ e y r o le l inick. ^ W A X IN G ,„ m ., will t>c Sloretl for varying 1 mo hemomitralion Club. M n . with broken glet*. dent fender*, evening*, hone 214-W nfter Thorton Wilder, winvtvv of thr !ta!ph llnmmond, a member of iind out how little it will cost I n th® tneanllm®, th® G u lf 4 ,1 ...(in ,.f time nt different temM l T F I .K I t S 5dMi I' ll, Pulitzer Prlcze «»f ftItllH fto the the Home I)einon»tratnm Club, you to keep up the appearance of 1 4T.:|tir-*. _,„wi lire* excellen* T A l l . l ' l l ’ KS man I* h elp in g m e lo k e e p my play “Our Town.'* uttetohM * i your automobile. condition. ‘ S t r i c k l a n d - M ormon. In licutimi* of the end result *rrve*l a* judge of the exhibits. boartiiuir achool for mifffioiintica' Get the best for lea*, call 178-J. I N ' S T A U .l .l ) should atari to appear within a old c a r from feein g a night­ T he awards were g iv tn tu. j . . Inc. Phone 2Q0._________ ______ 1 i d a tiv ely short tim e but eorvelu- tons In China. U tkin* — 1st Year m are. H e t a y i w llh G ulfprlde* b u T s p e c i a l g r a d e CHICKS 1 -,ve rv.uit* will probably take I *t place, I)orl* Thompson; 2r.d ATTENTION: Service pemonnel ?*U. , I §from ___ \Au\x The (rraatcRt wave of L riui Hatched high tvilfl type U. ! upward* of u year, with a final iilnre, Kl'anor Tisson. Other# oxand G u in ox** It ca n b e k ep t , end vscatlonlat* — Apt*, und Approved pullorum t««tc-A •"»* i.elf life test taking somewhn. Immigration to America iHcnrrt«l hiblting were: Marcia C*ardei, 201 N . P a rk V\ c. rooms two hlocka from Main ill White and lUrred. Koek*. In the 1 Hth * entui v tMth the tn-*t go in g until I g e l a n ew one." i |,|.,re lime or until th* la it * p « l Joan Goddard, Joyce Kelly. St. one half block of ocean by I’h o n c .‘17 permanent *rttlem«*ltf l»\ tier .urn finally break* down. Ilakin* — 6th Year day or week. Phone 949-H. 708 ; .s b . ” a , " « * ! s j " . S i s : *, F o r S e r v ir r riie bacteriologist with the rt- man* of i.M imintmui (Cuke) 1*1 place, Ituth I*at Broadway, Daytona Beach, Fla Iwe^deBve^ guaranteed. pFe*»* •c m 8 staff, hn» a complete mention aecond choice If TWO NICELY fum i.hed hcl. i. iilIfic laboratory nnd is nvak hie. Poultry Farm s. 713 l,oW rooms, semi-bath. Phone HOO ard Ave , Tampa. H*. or 103._________________________ 1932 HUICK 7 paisenger Sedan STUCCO rnrage, weatherproof, Looks alrnott nsw, InMde and suitable for storage. 107 W. 6th sul " out. You’ll be sorry If you re SL • on late to gr e t th l, -fine car. too « ... ­ 105 North Palm etto Ave. 1 hone SC # \g ‘. % J + i , <*« ‘ ‘*t i -* 4 Mil ■• t fj 5 |i* H f Ji 11 if Holler Motors FOR SALE— ii i LEGAL NOTICE FRESH WHEN YOU HUY IT HELP W ANTED— m FOUND-- HOUR’S HOME BAKERY MISCELLANEOUS Seminole Tire Shop TIME FOR GRADUATION! “So now, I’mnot worrying. By giving If the beat lubrication -4 -4-eofv4»uyrI-e*|ee«M<>-keef> - GULFPRIDE POR YOU* MOTOR . ' I IT GULFLEX Since 1942,'veat amounta' bean nnd irmtill twlng mxnofacturrd h r «klp«Mnt to o«r H|kh lag men, and we cannot rcaurae oar ferae telephone uponokn <‘ \ until after manpower and Committee Hears Pro­ . gram For Summer M o n t h s Outlined Nazi War Souvenirs Other Trips Planned Fbr Visits With ForFrom Col. S c o t t Shown K iw anians eism D i g n i t a r i e s Knock* out friction a t vp lo 3 9 vital choiali polnhl Pro! eel ion pkral ; t ) ' I' \ M l S. May 23. ( A D ­ H r A*»u*lat*d Crtsal AH members of th . acting R e fr e s h e d A m e r ic a n tnGerman government and vl member# of the German fa n lr y m c n broke th r o u g h command In Flensburg hav# t h e e n s le r n a n c h o r o f th e been taken into custody as JapitliCHO O k in a w a d e fe n se prisoners of war. Supreme lin e in u M irp rlsc a t t a c k w it h Headquarters announced to­ day. The arrest# Included 300 ^ o u t nrtillcrj* o r t a n k s u p p o r t WASHINGTON. Mav i t . i/l’i How r e t control nnls in pre­ C. F. K ettle!, athletic conch of officer# and a number of ^ * to s e i z e th e n o r th e r n e n d o f th# Seminole High School, ha* venting Inflation xva» today to ll President Truman will g>> t< other ranks and .-tvlllana. to Kiwanians at the Motel May. ' Sun Francisco to address th t h e e x t e n s iv e p p s H io n s d o m i­ been appointed City recreational Admiral Itoenits t* presum­ fair by Bussell D avis, a rts rent final session of the United N* ably among arrr«t«d. n a t in g Y onabnru R ay, a director at a salary of 1000 a control director. German rifles tlon* Conference. Secretary of fo r m e r N ip p o n e s e f l e e t a n c h - yeor. ll was announced yester­ and war relics sent from Gcr- State Stcttlnlus announced after day at a meeting of the City L O N D O N -M o v 2 3 .-( A P ) — ,c r a g e . many by Lieut. Col. I). G. Scott, j conferring with the President N" „ t hut it i. e syce ted j 1’rinti" M inister ( 'hurt-hill reI x is significant gain* were re­ Recreation Comlttce in th* office were displayed hy Julius Ding dates wi_ . . ported from China, the Philip­ of J I.. tn g l.y , chairman, at thr felder wlp, translated many G#i to be In i-ailv June tig Mini to d a y , C r e a k in g u p Sanford Atlantic NstluiiHl Bank pine# and mnpplng-up operations man itiMriptlon* rilher l u sim .s thut m u siill j ( ; re'Ut 111 ila ill H W artilllC COallMr Kettles SUgg.*l<d a Mirird in Burma while u grow ing tide Wanli Dunne the latter', talk whicii thr the President away fr. of athiettr and other l uni g n v o r n m i'iit a n d H ign alizuf Iroup* was prnm is.il from lprogram iiijfton .,>rtce<le'J (hat of Mr. |I r \ u ,. M$* mu ect rational activities for the Europe. The Seventh Division, reDlnRirhlcr «ti*j»l»> <«I ,\ (irrman 1 A inrotfiur with Prime Mini* tn g tht* n a tio n 's f ir s t g e n e r a l b.tietlt of the young people ot /jtu r n ln g to tho eustern flank of mark of the 1921) vintage, which, ter Churchill and Marshal Stalin. | pin in a dPCatic. Okinawa front after a two- the city this summer and re­ Tht* comfortable modern house Is a feature of th e Ball Camp Pike farm which Robert M. Blanfonl he explained, was not worth the dale and place to be determined ('h tir c h lll ja •‘X|>OCtcd, o n weeks' rest niailr a one m il. ad- vested that he plan* to begin of Sanford has given to St Mary’s Hospital. (o disco. % peace problems ) K inir I VI registration next week of nil boy* Two sealed Sisters of Merry look nlwrut the gift Hires Standing arr Mr uiid Mrs. William Thomp­ paper M was printed upon vancc, overrunning Yonabnru. th# | i ,7 Mr D a 'is, In hi* opening re2. A conference with Gen lie- | n *1U I*** °* IsAOrgC V 1, son, resident m anugeis of the farm. ^ second largers, city. on Okinawa ■»«« marks. commented upon the Gaulle, hr,id of the French nrovi j u n# tan * T#r»»i nnd tho first sixcnhlo town on th# schools who are interested in worthlrm ne-s of tile German .ional goserllinellt. time nnd loc* island to full. Tho thinning Japan- participating In such activities. murk, which lie said, hud bes-t lion v .t t" be dctiim inrd e • , , | ur Present at the meeting were )t oso lino wus stretched by 4,000 l l ', , " , " 4 "* Tkeeei A voyage to Mamin f,,| the* . J ( | | ) S A lU llK IT C S l Inglcy, ll.L. Cornell, l.eii yards, nearly doubling the front Mr ifiNUirui■(lam <•( thi* int|rp«n«lrri! | to be defended against tho Tenth Lcsher and Herman Morris, com­ re|»uhii( .*f thr I’hillppitir*. whn, arinv which is hurling five sit vl- i posing the recreation committee. slons at th . Japanese fur the Coach Kettle* and Rollaml Dean representing The Ssnfoid Herald first time |. a • a . ■« rr|»t (ha* fn itafiofl f P f - l 'h i * Among the activities planned # Other Yuiik i gained u strong s>r»k'1" 1' nil'll a* t4 a! t • W \SH I S (» I «»N Mhv JL •r*’) " foothold on the hills #t the north for this summer are a diamond «rrriiinnt K ,S'n\ VII I K. Mhv JI. (4*1— l«n>t end of u sis mile long ridge curv­ h*H league and Inurnment, volley In aa>isllt laall. th I'f rak.lf l.( ItlAli- \ iitilrs. U|>r or wa' hHlIiMifi n((«rk* Th44ti»«tif|« 4if St Mnry'* IIoRtiitul Pru»r® Finr (gift (•all league and tournment. tennis | ing the length of the Chlnen $ n»it* w *i ii» !■ S..$ *U i .at si r,.» »»»** *•! ntfc'lr •r. th* * rit« rn !' • ifiRikrot)••» |iI•*y#tl (hr 11*11 • • . . , , , I*••vi®»itn I *vr i njiiYfil (hr froth peninsolu which form# the con­ Inurnment, touch foothill gam e, i s .1 1 mill f ■r si'trrnl month*. 1(1 ( ll (ulacr »•* n«t'll »•'* » • ifr 1ft and marble tournment for the Iv C H lC lC n tH A T P « rj^CCl «*4flTr» *fwi rriip vrjfr(nhlrp on t mni» |)I*it t. Ior * I.ON..W i Mill. May 23. t.Special •I mhv v Announced trolling southern uim of Y'ona*r <ali tit of (hr ®ti»ti 'rim lr Hr rhi thru !m v) uith no inkling of the drnl l tilt h\lihliM|f % wrrr K ihmI ,« «i#iiuura Oa r « , . T w .l It should l>e li.#k y l,t,| in in h*i pr.tmixi*il It* i* I'• *krht..f .It Ink hiif hvart«<| ififl *(orv hvhifnl th# rtui.i nf th<* 4 I tloninir aerr* *r# i . n t ,ng * few .m ail bombs, tha (hith«t he ha would vxotihl main lllnki tinnt t (illahh*. Mini the farm houit n ig h t, trainre •« vonlli i a, r at S t |I that ((•RllRI o* n « i Il r v .i ( ’ f.... ' ‘ Ilia Haul,>« 1 1*1 Undo Kennel club lournrv ,uur||rv ; „ i, ii,# i m ,I I all„„ns float with1 1 *r 1 1 $»i)c "Kh m atone rx \ . . u , ar)rn y n t s #ftri tho g ift u H If he ran to ig n rile Other dogs ___________________ ' lt .... (f„| than main nurpoac rrrehrtl, SUt#r Mary Annon- ,r t *°r ndieatlons are that tlo- ievent Unde, the resident management I""/ l° ......... lhr ,U"*" 1 II i 1 ............ ' l" , r ‘ ,,rU; h *nd -ount tn -Sanfoid and ciula. the hospital sui>erinlendent, nf Mr and M r. W L Thompson. f|n uh rJ ((l|c sS fft. l t a y f l l O I U l H llH t y t™ * ', ty lias fall, ti fill ha# t.ren given permission by th* short of what is cstlm n trl to trr donor to tell almut It. i WEST PALM BEACH. May 23 thr correct figure, l.d tine day in 1938, llobert M. _____ _ . —The Rev. H. Irving l .oultllt ward Higgins suld IihIbn .Ua„f,„d Ball la m n Pike, w .lkm ! I ^ ^ •" •»■« . *•<*> > * f« t s S(fl lUymom l V H .s t j . ......j ” l t b..it..............re „f g ia y . whIU Mr, Eugene Simpson of .Ml. f"r.mrr «l . 1,0>7 .Tr‘n,‘ 7 An estenslon of een.n- inking ..-to the hos.nUI and announced More than ItHKi chfrken. pro- they T lw hV “ e r o « thr'' 1 ^ " ' He ®f Mr and Mr. U G lla .ly . | -r r .e r , ..t, t n , . paper .U n it 33 Horn Will l,e nt th . Ked Croat E plaw pal. Church in W est Palm Dine until until Baturdav t Baturrlav b .- I, timt: he w .„ .„ | to „ * , 1.1. f a m ,' l)m h w p l, . | with almost .h o o b ih .v T sn o m o .t u o .n 7 o , Myrtle Avenue .# one ..f f-r t .........m e t e r Tin-v . . e known Pped #X looms on the Lake Front on Beach and Alt Holy Cross Churen Xrante! from TaBabassi-i “> l°* h t ' M“ r v * oil i.'.00 e-----W—hlv ltnil ,,, h f s L l u r i l j "tv member* of the IJ W tb Re- 1 «“ landed m dropped -#i U.00 g g . weekly. In Sanfprrf, and for four years ur Higgins said, In order that June 1 at JO.l/O o'clock to meet H cniitd eaoflj t,e" . t t ir k it 1 »"w*nt o f Englpeen. of «he VIU .,ol«*lve. tn l*olat*d 1*««R‘‘®®| lt “ His offer was a complete aOM MetnwhUa. h it. Ufa nfonl, an jut A rm y chaplain, was cease more m m plefe rotinl isji be made Ritili 0 w llh those who a l« —lutarfstwd la us.” tbs •nprriniondQnt f f Jdtrly Larhulor, h*a mur I t® 1 OP the daily doubt. p Hn ' 1 » nt 1»# of tb . T*;.d A ,UI, V u j . , » » ! •* KW »md It • • * t T * * t t * \ in enrolling „■ i.uinbm # of th* crotM suffragan' bishop a f t h q slid Iiimrr otcTh-oked oi nniltlv U V# a Irttoi from l.leut. U< n •# .S 'lh a l Gir attacks "sh.iiild not b* Bnnfortl Mn ft i» uttalrr rIcmmI roiiiffht't n n trif Diocese south Florida here of 8ou can I* added Home Service Corps iff the I'attoo. Jr t*, Mat tiro I,o» ewe*| w it, alarm Hlanford rxpUinml he l that hi# K«alth i* i»«Mir Mrsl Harr—a l* Wllr, tmlay. T he special i lieck up l>t the .American Red Croat. Mr*. Sim p­ II Mi,|,list.Ill „arr ■'•Iinnielidvd I'uhllr t'arn rd I llr* IM ssN s I lk , I SI#.. More then 200 blihope, clergy (hr ilcril rrndv t< * h«i « j nn«l i l> #rmiU TrIMng of Secret tteinimde Comity Chamber * of son Is certified by the area head­ M h s l s l l • #M,blu l b o s h r , Jl«II for \ alor In defending llaat-go, I bo military made the anand Episcopalian laymen attendrJ Commerce Indicated that tin tub th#( we I'dtllil Inapecl lht» pr*»p A few i I hv * or** hr informed J I » r tlvs T Shrll • l.r quarter, tn Atlanta as being a ■luring the last d/lve attenipte.l iuiuio rmynt as * wariunr to the • Jrrsf, liar - Ms l'«lr#l There­ ert> any tirnv to iktMp rIjuui «• , ii ®*u#«»4 ii# »*•«# i«t®i rotrinuti nt * nd experienced the ecrvlce* In lloly Trinity ulattnn was incnmnlcte pnhln- I nrxplodtd U»mtn may be L\ lh# I tfim in t l o s s * II# ----- I IC S ilt, I Church. fore. census rards have been m ail­ W teacher fount! m laolated |>iacrt and iM u l Hall llall, ■■..##!, The letter r»*«U 4 Th* Rt. Rev. John [). Wing, ed to all ctiiir, bet in town, and The classes will begin on Jun* I Kira * I Irw,rail#, ®htui)i1 he avoided, it *tattd. * tiirencie# «*f w»r h«vr i»rt>M ri% te«i sebimls, and post card forms I I l l s Prrssn'l i Mr# sir H irr. 4 and will cover a 50 hour bishop of South Florida, was to all 1 hr halioun® have U r n the talk thr VIII (t»ri»* ••‘•I Thirl • •'•allaaea i n rmmr T*ee#» J viaar # sa lt, f siral ■ sir# course; 2 fl houra class room consecrator, with th* Rt- Rev. At my \Vr nrc nil *n«t%t ri'irn*( ••f the vxrni for rnttnlhn Until to* • link < #rwallts # I lalrr's |*#| study, it hours obOVrvatlon, and Spence Burton, bishop of Nassau, •li»\ hoYkrkrf thr ••ffitc of cen* • Sir* llsfr— I ulM.ll , , ful and th* KL Rev. Reginald Maillr .n s * llall llall, Mi.uhlr IH hours field work. N't.nr «*f u*» '•ill f»»i if*.( ...i si ip f..r(*ati»' alia niriilton of I 11« t II ## | *# Hall- I w r *# £ The primary responsibility of thr 311ii i k ' ■I*" " h u h \t*ti (ham In Ihr |»re»*1 Skill D ill# « liar# I ark I • \s k .i $• ilir |»»iltl»4 1*» krr(» »pe ™ Home Service Is. ll was explained S I klak’a I n , , . T s# < at, himI v»»ul < «*r V • *4t)lr%!• •! * ri today, t l ) Assistance with com ­ I I III, Wars - *1 a ,, k l Ml f. ivij'•• *i#®1 i. * f ((»•• t>all«x>n9 > } i c r...t *fi4M M *'i I - s ilk It arr I a ln o l, munications between service men Die Rt. Kcv Frank Alesander !r »t (',* rt cM‘N in# .tai and K t llt'K U 't llN a t t a . W Mi ■M vlalrl-. .......... dm* IMrgfridri , IlHtt A Hireling of #11 triuil# |l n ) , Mr- I. ,tb L Prat ,<■■• of I'aola and l tin i families nnd with In* Juhan, Florida; lhr Ut. Rev I ••Ml, n#V s II la kl |.» h••I*| llailnKm * * •» 'f ^t *-f Iris. ■!( Pair t (lirill ' tai•| (imImV the Ml.»#l a*,l olliris interested in tori" • revelv i.l 1 -■«- -•1*sv # Irli-gram from S la la S qiilric# in irguid to their w elfar*. I ! harle* ( oejrck I *rp*nt«r, Alq iiimii ,,f llir tiardrn I lid, a vka is rtMi ir-l a lit| aim* r k is, a W all, I „ ireniu® I,-I# C lis* hern , allrd for Kvid*) ntgl ■ her son I ion! Jn. k It Pearson, a K •rla # aS|#p t 11, a a ai 1. # (2 ) ro onerntlon with th* mill- | . n.’** *“? "* ’',v J°hn I#>ng Itant Ilonov * l um nultr, skitho.it niil'lai > threat, hut * Sub*4'4juvnl1> lh* i# 1 * tit lr bavc bv i oacli K ettle.. newly appon IS i s s lir a s , ISrImr Army HU pilot who bail Iresn a I e tary am.d nuvul authorities by . Jackson, Ixiulalana; and the Rt. urged that person* who ith m iic uf thr \ III ( " i|., t*» lhr •it til* <1 U ttx in ii; lit hrlp thr Jap a­ ll ll k lla>r---1 IS Mil,, obtaining social history material Il*v. Edwin Andtrson I’cnlck, of • Intel thru intention of milking ed I'll) ris realional dlrectoi, I r prlaoy.-r ,,f war In Germany for I M at I*laaas S llr lir l a i , Kyll Klver. thro** ••• thr Khun*, nese to correct their method*. blood donations, mall back curds tho purnose of organising .« nine months, stating that he was • U s s # l i s t * ! • H iss i s l a * , rtruulrrd for medical tyaatment, North Carolina, who pr*ach*d. “ There U alw ays the p otllb ility your capture *if Kohleiif. thr *uh sent them In order that the tennis club and promoting in Thar* wa* a luncheon for th* a Tim# rasa#, T siark lsa Prl*s getting along all right and hoped and bv making report* on hom* • rnuent ••••u U cr«aeK»if of thr that uiit-xploded Inunh* may b i B in u r a l.aal lltaa* condition* needed In deciding blahopa, visiting clargy and ves- schedule for the day of donatin'!, terest In tennis among tha young to see her soon. HI* last letter 4 8 r kr.Stalk Rhine at It* moat difficult •cvtitr.1 fountl Ivinir in isolated sputa or Harr—Kalartl ■ had hern dated Dec. !&. she said, quaatlon. of discharge or f u r - , ‘JT. with th .lr »1«#. ■» which May 31, can be organised nt people. It was announced twlay lUalalrlla II rmultinc in v«ur vict«f»®n.w atul com t*ii let I in w(H»tlet| areas,** th© The meeting will be held ill and add,-,I that he bad been ’ I M sskislr' ilU rk i v is k s , "•» lough; (3) assistance to disabled 1 ‘h_« .^ 'llU m B.^ Tur once. I rapid advance t*» the MuMc Itivri stiitrmrnt nai*l “Quite u few local resident* « Arrsr, Hill piloting a Flying Fortress which | J “ r ’ *1. lia r servlet) men and their dependants ntr, ’roctor of ~ th** host “ *church, “ Some may t* hurfvd tn malt* air evenl.n which "ill It'r ip , Hill aall.,1 llrkrl l l a a a l have registered at the Bed Cross the Seminole High School #udi had be# ®Iml down over (iff 5S t Ilia. nd to dependents of d*caas*d and vestry *rit*rtain*d for tho during Ik a k ir tr a i • •«*«? * "w»a®i®« t histitry and t|np hrn th** puD* inir fxiittw VNith tha ««»mlnjc of the pa«l months and have I torlum at 8 ou o'clock. A presl many llarr —I a*laarll y mon in presenting claim* for n«w suffragan bishop and Mr*. w nr in weather nml thr end of «*f every ouldirr Indicated their willingness to I dent, arcrrlarv. und treasurer w It LouIttlL to i and othar K vern compensation Lieut. Pearson was I»orn anil I, |I <«•$ '•'"••LiMHf . • •k’'» lad . iir-rlf arwl thr . I.... I session it is it«>iral>te ’ I’lranr accept f•*c *‘* '11•ss# Tha bishop and his wife,-again donate blmid," she alnlril. "These I ^ rlecteil and a program laid m int ‘benefits; (4 ) financial I al eld ‘ U ‘ „n.| I,,, > Iti sst |,i"iplr uimI • >|'« tally ch il­ raised In Sanford, giadiiated from s i k r .r tu Ma**ir i . o , ii.—k (rafivmlt to thr "'f» will b* honored from 6 to 7 P. M. peonle luive been contacted by f„r the ruining year Plan for special nt-eil! or ill not iirt>v|de,l li# i 1 . •>*r w .si of -Be Missis "f your cQmnitiod tn\ • '.'L .,:. S " fri help­ at a tea In th* Pariah House for Anall. sod a ieturn card was Mre under way to secure tifiprm* Bemlnuli- High .School m 19.35 and ..........r * # f,,r from public funds; (fit <I■I•i river. In' earned of this (hanks anti admlratitm f••i hren in thr *rr\ Ice 'iti iu«l®Dia litas® * J ment* to rsisiiu g tennis court# *- n il ful activity directed toward in*«t- vlattori and the parish members, enclosed i.ri«#M.|, liurur.i a rii 1 i su lm n o i unilandinir i u u f " achieved “Becauar the day muv not lie •ell as tin- reconatruction d ll. munOis He .. marked lo th . . V rV ' m V ,* '” I V .V S . Ing thus# family difficulties which given by the Women's Auxiliary. •iei ho i trcuii-sisrii r , to touch or suitable for 'those who have al­ French Avenue coirrts. former Metielrnr Harry of MU a It r4 Flare II a4 do' not require financial aid. #|i|iriiuelt all) oiifamiiiar object." ready registered, or their health k J * a • I 4 I ark r IU h a o«t “ WIth veterans being diechargl l is hoped to organlte u nutii r Nafrtv- Campaign L iu u ts R . '•bv 1,1 IISDI VfvJn*. • ** _A~ * *- * may not Ire up r jO tfl ul.tC Pn-U vp .Army .In. Jncr»«*ltM . I lie war department has sta rt­ rhrckrir h'y fdcVntclans, an uppeal t i e r - o f - tn a m in tr m v ntr*' Thi) sta ff ftcriffuMt with the WAC» at numbers and their w elfare be­ lo a ch Kettles said, and ed mi educational public campaign la being Issued to the public at summer, (Ceallaa#* Us l ‘aa* T hrs.i M a a « l a a ® 4 O a t*®i* T k r v t } coming of growing concern to all rt in •■•operation ss it It schools and large lo nnswer this urgent call," of us, It la Important that in-*J,leut. Raymond A hm lei. ,-ivtr organisation*. En*. Gordon E. Coffin, a cou- said Mrs. Dtngfeldtr. "Those who (t v il la s ’ * n s r s t e Threat German prisoner of war slic e r|,e enemy would he aided aln of Mr*. Frank Bauar o f Ban- have not received cards and are Dec. 27, 1944, has been Itbeiatvd. | g ien tly by r ta c l Information ford, wa* loat on a routine train­ anxious to donate blood, . will A 7TH AAF HEAVY BOMB4 according tn word riH-elved ( ... ut time, locality anil effect of _ ing flight on May 14. from th* please call the Red Cross, phone Kit BABE IN THE PAI AUS, through the Sanford Naval An th. balloon* in helping him lo Jackaonvlll* Naval Air Station, 80, between 9:00 and 12:00 A. M. May 18, (Bpeciall — Flrsl 'S g l. Station and relayrd to ihr lo. ..I ,-val «le Ills efforts, ft wa* stated. and nothing further ha* been and between 2:00 and 4:00 P. M. I’aul E. Weidner, enlisted top Red Cross, who Immediately noti i iviliana were asked to do as learned concerning him. “Th* Blood Bank will be held man of a 7th A AF Liberator fled Lieut. Kadcr's parents, Mr prc„ „n,| rssslio have done and On Sunday a mas* wa* held on May 31 In the office of the Tha site of tha praaent H olly­ squadron, whose home Is in San­ and Mrs. W. E. Kader of 2659 | "refrain from spreading new* of spre wood Shops alora a t 112 E ast for him In Jackaonvlll*, and Mr*. county nurse, Mr*. Frances MeKarh r«ald«nl of H«rntnnU i uuntf not roniattad by « rtm u i #nurn* ford, put# Up with *11 the ad­ i #lly Firat Streat, wlU fea doubted In Bauar attended. Ena. C offin, fa Dougall, next to th* Fire S ta ­ orator wljl be InclatJed If -h» ruf® out the blank baluw and malle >1 to ministrative detail* handled by Palmetto Avenue. any nl,s-<-tfi specificc liallix balloon Incuient of the Htmlnole Cuuniv Chembwr of I'ommerre. hanford, Florida I-leuL Kader, In th# Army Air I Mhtrli they may hear." tha riaar future, according to an aurvlvad by th* widow w ho live* tion. The hours for donation will ( l i v e n a m e s a n d o t h e r I n f m m a l l o n r e q u l r ® d b y l a w , a a o u t l i n e d , of _____________________ n»da today by Frank In Jacksonville. II* lived I® Ban- be 9:30 A. M. until 12:00 A. M. a l l p e r s o n a vf a l l e s e a . In c lu tl m b a b i e s , c h i l d r e n , r e l a t l v s e , e m p lo y ® ! , first sergeants everywhere — tn Forces, was forced down over j a nouncement mad* the United State* as well at Frankfort on Mans. Germany. •a, p a ri . o_ f tna_ firm of ford with th* Bauar* fo r mor* and 1:00 P. M. until 6:00 P. M ." h i r e d h e l p , b o a r d e r s a n d r o u m s r ® l i v i n g o n y o u r p r e m l e e e A l s o D a m n ® Sham#*, partner overseas. Hundred* of reports o f a l l w h o a r e e n l i s t e d In t h s a i m e d a e r v lc ® s w h o l i v e d In y o u r h o m e Holly-wood Shop* o f Florida, own and later interned In S f l i g Lull Y 'c t.N S e e k M o r e S p a c e K n • year and mad* many she stater). cross his desk dally. But hit ( amp Number One. He w»» latvi p r i o r t o e n l i s t i n g In s a i d » r f » •* I n d i c a t i n g In i > c c u p a t l o n c o l u m n , ■ are o f tha atora. mda here. w h e t h e r In t h e a r m y , n a v y , tt.-arlnee . c o a s t g u a r d , m s r e h a n t m a r l n * . chief intereet Is morale. movtd to annlher camp frtim Tha atora room ro® a____ d jo ln ln ^ th * WAC.’H. W A V B H . H l'A ltH. n u r s * * «Ofp#, s f r All d a t a o r I n f o r m a t i o n Th* ability of men In this g i v e n w ill ba h e l d In c o n f i d a n t r ■ which he w ai liberated recently rs store, now occuplad by tha JCalau*.based L lb cialar. squadron Roebuck order office w ill be *TiiGiTnlnir rnfilTilXtuItK J . J . ’ AUK .U tassU iH 'ss -t«--«djuit themsrtvea to the Hvmgover on the expiration o f th e co <>f Uumpbcll Losslng Post 63 84M B M i r 1 Mirth iKOeeWal • >#a f“ AUtins.s* condltlona of a remote base, be­ present Itat* on tho Soars' prom« of (he American Legion wo* au ­ set by heat and him ldlty, varies .at* Plana now being made call thorised by the membership at ' It TALLAH ASSEE, May 23, — widely with their Jobs and tenfor tha connection o f ,th a two the Mlre ting held nt the Legion Tha House today passed Senate eramenU. Yet Sergeant Weidner C manl to<l*y atora* and Improvement* lo tha Tb* Jostle* Daportmont Hut Monday evening, lo request CapL Jam es P. Rudolph, ailBill 633, which exempt* 8am. inowa all hi* men must work as ' fr o n t' and .Interior. A com plete fUad an anti-trustt sa lt - designed vm k # man for the big show, the Sanford City Commission to Inol* County from th* raqulra* team. To incur* th is, he ipenda ta atrip th* P ilttabunrh Plat* thUdran’a- wear dtftariraant la con allow additional space at Evar« moat of th* tim* “ In th* field.’ "Hara'a Your Infantry." will sr- green Cemetery for burial of vet­ . • tem plet*!, a* waiU no cxpafulon Olaa Company of iU 106 watp- ment that th* budget m ast b* riv’a In Banford tomorow to mske ap|ffov#d by tha com ptroller, and Ha knows hi* sauadron mat** a* housas and ratal! stores. Th* auH, of the presant woman'a line*. erans. BB936, which exem pts the ' county Individuals, checks tha condition final arrangements for on* of ’ • t T •‘oan fon i hai shown it* aoprov. filed in Toledo. 01* The m eeting was presided over th* boat and most Instructive en­ ng tha badgai from sanding badgat to tha of thalr aqulpmant, quarters and th® Pittsburgh Plate al nf our polleiaa b y g ivin g by Third Commander Henry W ol­ tertainm ents avar shown In San­ ■omptroller For approval. food, aeoa thalr contributions « th at t ........................ constantly Incraaslng patron _ Owana-Ford ’ Olaa* cott Othar Banat® bill* b lllt • tpassed by to ths group effort ara consistent ford, according to Edward F. Three additional member* o f Lana, publicity chairman for the fixin g. tha Heuaa were.i B it534, >M« with thalr abilities. the Post pltdred to gtva a ss ist­ 7th War Loan drive. compensation o f tha Bctnlnola Bargaant Waldrar wears U)« ford. Wa Intend to heap faith the productloil___ In (tilin g and picking up Thla show, he said, hat 65 men ance A siatic-Pacific ribbon with a batta tha with Sanford In tlrkata to the Legion and E lk tlon and sola o f fla t County School B oardr 8B 535, who will show how to use all th* fixin g tha comranaallon o f tha tl* star for oartlclpatlng In the rom m unltr a larger, fin e r -j * s.* . sponsored Fair and carnival to O A county prosecuting attorney, and raconausat o f tha Mandated Is­ different weapons of w arfare now be held May 28 to Jun* 9 a t modern fn ovary roopooK* 8B 896, authorising Bamlnola lands. Ha la nearing th* and of btlnjr used hy th* Infantry, and Celery and M allonrill* Avenue. Bhamea aald, adding th a i al altarawill be shown in connection with It wa* decided to conduct a bingo Count-* lo convey lan d s acquired hia fir s t yaar ‘In ' *the Pacific *“ sailing bond* for th* 7th war ram* at th* fair In order by tag foreclosure to war theater. * to ra ise • Ih'at1 ___ JB o f tha additional Thar* trill ha a i Sergeant Waidnar'a wife, the loan. o f the fund*. iJ b l at>*c# would b# taken la ta , this Board of. director* form er Caroline 0 . Sabre*, llvaa JoelFlald. commander o f th® P O P S PROMOTED with bar mothar, Mrs. John Du­ 8*v*nth D istrict, announced tha® Second U a a t John Pope, ran, ®t 1407 West F ir st 8traat, all district commander* w*i~ — o f Mr.__ ttnd Mrs. ■ n . B.» Pop YV BATHER Pope of Rsnford. HI* mothar, Mrs. W il­ No. • pointed by Department Com''mandthl® all j , ha* boon promoted to liam E. Younr, live* a t 3118 Pfe. and Mr*. R. W. Southward er E. Mead* W ilson to a*i ® c t > • — th e r a n t o f fir st UeutoaonL Ha Acton Boad, Parkvill*. Maryland. o f F t Riley. Kaa. are spending a location for th f departm ent Florida i Portly cloudy ton igh t I* attached to t n armored division H t aittarad th s armed service In short laava hare visiting w ith hi* quartan, and to moat for th la and* Thursday. Cbntlnuad mild la G ar^ozy. #»#. -v Jca, W V #t«c;k R W ti 'D sJ frU F V K tf frJ lw J s ti?£% • . ’ * •,. ri - .A . •■- •; . / , . , ¥ s H ^ { 2 kiriV«w, s # f-W ft#‘ -% . **4 uV'IniV’”!"! Rocky Lad Slated lo Run Again At Igongwood track d r e i e p naan f i In t h e o r i * l u : T,;hu.>. ,T ‘. w,!;x! Are You Listed in the Census? If Not, Fill Out, Mail Now! S L Haul Weidner Serving In PnlauH Suit Filed A gain st, Two C o u n t y Bills P late Glass Company T assed By Senate WASHINGTON, May ir S8, n, m - "■sr&snsJKSBri.'B a PruiHCd F(,r v a, wr A# Kador Freed From (iermans m lU r i m Trflr »»*a( V • v •avan other glaaa maaafaaturarx, and 11 offlcar* with conspiring to mono! “ * ing. c Home On Leave ‘ $ kl?’- ___^ x-S ... . . 'r*-1 i ■ «f4 1 Tv v /j 1 ::* . • Cemetery ‘ ' i° ^ » 0 o'clock 555 niwt#- 'L City 1Herers Y o urln fa ntry Coming To Sanford CITY BRIEFS Iel#pben< Hrrieo of i ‘i (o a st With Paper Balloons, Bombs To Kill Out Blank; r of r I n lb o m e a n tim e , w e a r e f a r t h e r in g i Im M General Election To He Held In July To Choose Parliament; Labor Refuses Help In fO R YOU* OIAJ515 _ :• * R e n t Controller President Truman Declares Ceiling*To Address Meet Checks Inflation In San Francisco Hollywood Shops To • Expand Floor Space An oil thoYa TOUGH In capital lettera. , . prolectt agalntf carbon'and llu d g el - Tho nnmhor of Sonlhern Belhepented fora tdepbonce In •Dixie wee Inmncd by taore than tomr Umee froa-19SS lo 1941 when w ar lnlrmipted our rvnl U •s• 122. Churchill Resigns As British Prime Minister (Jift Of Sanford Man Ens. Gordon Coffin Lost Oii F light T J N I ^ i m T f H 3 ; f c . - o r apa'ri- Edward N l ’M IlE R I1 ' S M e m b e r AiuH>cJnled Prena M eeling Is Called ILL Jack Pearson b i . h „ p - i ^ . D onors Are Needed iT o Organize Tennis Is Liberated From “ o S ,r“ .“ “ V biihop, .... For B l o o d Bank Club, Get Courts Nazi Prison Camp jM -ra p r. WKt SM ALL country home. y .t L en t, phone 451 -1. 1945 4 FOR R E N T - ENGLISH mod* double 'ihotgun, 12 gauge, tu g e. leather cos*. case. 0 bogej htU a.E 50.00 J JL Proctor. 00 -- --------------■ I II ■ ---------------- ------------ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 23. $ r WANTED TO RENT 1908 ga Rq q lf*t *t v* v* f*f*t f*f*f *f f*l Kettles Is Named Recreation Head By City Officials Red Cross Plans j iU v . Louttlt is Made Organization Here| Suffm^en Bi shop Of Service Corps pay NIC E- eom forUbl# bungalow lo­ WELDING: By an eip crt with cated _on corner 30 year*' «*p*rl*nce who guar­ AveT Priced only 13500.00 Ee* antees every Job. Would att• *rmt. Edward F. Lent, phot ireciata e tr ia l Temporarily term*. located al'408V k Jfrmnt 462 A A. R. Welch. Florida tu t h e SUBSCRIBE 7. Fla. STORAGE your ear at Ken*’* Hportaman. Gulfport Garage. Specla' rate dead . . U per t/CI y®fr" M* « • ' 8 U te * Id* , __ and fishing new*. Naw and ito r tc a authentic. “ Capital Qf Mindanao I Is Captured A s 3 American Divisions Approach Junction " S S ' J S B . ...... ... Ixmjrwood 4-H Club Achievem ent N ite JUST RECEIVED E stx b lb th ed IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Higgins Reveals Sanford Man Gives Farm In Tennessee To Aid Hospital Many Missing In Census F i g u res Something New In Insurance TH E ONE STD I* STATION BUSINESS SERVICE XXXVI U. S. Infantrymen Crack Okina waLine In Surprise Attack LOST— a. VOLUM E AN / -,H)K **a • i �I 0 I i- ** t \ L a . -* ! • ^ ' §' fVnj Mu^^Vvhv * ' o ste a l! rr?rr 7K E& A K TO ; opportunity of e ip re s ila g our eretltudo tn Mr. U lan fo rd / **)* Slater Annunciatei;‘ , t "T h e farm under it# present m anagem ent it becoming most productive.” An nobody In teven years teems • . to have found out juat why thi (C eellaer# Frees f t t r Heel Ilia, hoapital that It cuuld make Ball Camp Pike resident decided public the g ift atory II it desired to give h it farm to the hospital. *4. Sanford Man Gives Farm In Tennessee To . Aid Hospita; [ M A V inr v / i R T r pa ta In ™ 8 D##ptU V * D af and tncroaaU gly encouraging report* o f alScd ppo»M<# OK n e t t l e b o ttlefrontoi n>^t* #t4, (fo W W . J or War goods In which ni#d kitchen f*1* . , * " . lmP ^ t *ngT^lent. Indeed, th# n#*d# grow directly te ocr edvanaea go forward. Some of (He War goods—to name hot a fe w —tn Which used fate pi#r • rtw»t g#rt ary swlfa I f f g s . «4lf l n t# hr. "#><« D , Willard Connolly A fter reading the foregofng excerpt from the Knoxville News You Arc Not Doing Justice to Your Carl B y p u t t i n g o ff t h a t | miin t jo b . . . n o m a t t e r h o w o ld y o u r c a r m a y look n o w , i t w ill look a lm o st now w h e n It le a v e * o u r «hl>p. « tvttgTS£?‘a' eygthetw Wle ulao d o e x p e r t b o d y n n d fe n d e r r e p a ir in g . — W r e c k * S t r a ig h t e n e d — fjb ■ r' in o w w a ou pereem LL Jack Pearson is Liberated From Nazi Prison Camp O ats fo e b m k fa M — V » th« ^ smart th in g thi* sum m er, D ea r ;• Lady. Here’# energy for your / ^ ^ w h o le fam ily th ese strength** “ u p p in g days a tA eisen " ^ d a l v lu m io i, too. T r y N A T IO N A L I l 5-M IN U T E O A T S tom orrow w ith lM brow n sugar—o r in tasty wafiUs, cakes |g •> Phone 871 ita-ott* stocks If Will b# th# f ill! N T flOHTU AND FOIMIt MOVII STAR Col. Jam es M. BUwart, USA A r, Is pictured In London as Ocn. Martial Valin. Etench Mr fore# chief of tu ff, plnnad on him the Croix de au « rra wlU) palm #waa*> arf.hv Trane#. Signal Corps Radiophoto. (Snlrrnational Sound photo) ^ .1 JH ft\ I * • ' \ J lu r \ A 1 V # IM t, thar*f«r«, that colu##d kfteh«n f a u contha present high l#vel. *M suggly th# "mi**t# m eet war and essentg and Industrial n##o#. #Mtul#I needs are to be u d muffins. O r fry slices o f left-o v er oatm eal to • crispy brow n and u r v e w ith syrup. It's d eliciou s I J / N a ftb rr t j p t # / /eed <« tm tb » p lm lim l lewrvw ef VlUmm Di, fr s fd s , U ls ilf Irtm mU E » n ti. r . a l l s n S rrxsx e«*» os# Augusta. Ga. „ , , A twin brother. F.ns. Kalph 1‘carson. USNK, is serving in I’uerto Rk*. Another brother. Kn». Em m ett Pearson. USSR, is serving in the Pacl.lc area. Their younger brulhrr. l^iwrence P e a r­ son of Seminole High School, e n ­ listed in the Nuvy several weeks ago and expect* to tie called soon. . $ 1 .5 0 T H E POUND MY HOBBY BOX ^ ^ . ir s s lls a n l (IN U S U A CHINA K a i H i 'W r , i V T l #_ * , • J To T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty C h n m lie r o f C o m m e rc e I I (KINA IIA m m m Miaavjr. l / c AN D IE S F o e T k o s t W k o L ouo F in e T k ln g s O v e r RO |>m«*nt o f n n ’m liiT u h ip a h n v c b ee n m a lle tl in rtn«|HiiiHe to tin ti|i|M‘iil m n d o r e c e n tly . . . Pacific W e item! tile fin iin c ln l nml m o ra l an p iro rl o f o u r p r e s e n t meitiberH a n ti w ir so lic it th e m eriilierM hip o f a ll n i‘W firiiia a n d iiitlivldtiiilN . . . •’r - j r x - r . sv Tv ^ t ^ ^ * P I oomo a p p o iiit y o tirm d f a c o m m itte e o f o n e to se e U nit y o u r m u in h t‘rrth i|i in m a ile d im m e d ia te ly to th e ( li.tm lier o f C o m m e rc e , Thank You! Seminole County Chamber of Commerce 3200 ncre.s f r o n ti n g W « g n er-l/in irw « K )tl t.v ' . ' 7 i ‘ a *• .S '. *' the boys at the front can’t do it all! You can help— ‘ BUY WAR BONDS! . H ig h w a y On S o u th itld e Id tk e J e n n u p . A r t f .tia n w ell tli-itrict *JM \ *> ; V*N,‘#i • S e v e ra l lu k e s w ith in . C o n s id e r a b le Obviously— : Hcntlnel I decliierl tn look up Mi rlnred. hut ail.! lllanf.ird ami find out ivhv nr [ si.-tnn had advl tu IT.h i .lo f»r his hculth. Tlj# gave hi* farm to. Ihu hospiln1 I located h it pli-usaiil little ‘ farm 1* 12 milt's out of Knoxhome nt 2!ft Maple Avenue, where I ville. ltd (aid. arid*'contain* .4* . including 1,000 grapevine* for the past five years he hns *nrres, . lived with hit sister. Miss Hus«-1 fend pencil, apple and plutp treea, Dlanford. When Miss Dlanford alsoi straw berries. Ho stated th # l answered the door she ushered he Ii,ml never Itocn a patien t of Mary's Hospital, hut me through the house to the the 8t back door and explained thst Mr. j figured the produce from the Dlanford wa# In one of his farm w. ould l.e of banal it to lh* ”pl*y houses” In the rear I I patient*. , „ ,, located him In a garage shed lie said th a t coming to Florid* that ha uses fo r a workshop to had been of g reat benefit to hi* while aw ay hi* time. . health, and »h*t J o r two^ v#*ra A tsiil, slender man of 07, he he had lived a t'K ld o r Bprtnga was w earing a cap of thu type before buying his resen t hom a> used by railroad men. and In it- pointed out th a t Sanford t##a reply to my question as to n very fino placo to live in and whether he had over worked on that he hn.l the “ fin est neigha railroad, he Informed me thul luirs in the world." Much of the he had served for 20 year- as time he spends in hi* workshop, a conductor on ’’Milwaukee Rail- lt« explained, was in rep airin g road", now know aa th - Chicago, toy* un.l fixing up th in g s for th# tim b e r . Make fin e r a n c h o r g a m e p r e s e n c e . J7 .R 0 p e r a c r e . P h o n e 6977 132 $ o g t h M ain , O r la n d o , F la . tr • , ' ' FARRELL’S Arcade . PACKAGE STORE F in d S tre e t A rcodo li ld g . Phone New Ownership a||d M anagepient N ow A ,N A M E OF F A M E b e in g r e n o v a te d a n d c le n n e d fro m to p to b o tto m u s f a s t m c o n d itio n s w ill p e r m it. E v e ry rv . o ■. -s & * »lf ' room w ith jio t a n d c o ld w a te r ( E i t h e r p r iv a te or 'connecting b«ilu» ‘ aviTllible) ' Special" weekly , is .: summer ratea. You Imow that sagging, sawdust feel* . about tw ice as m uch electricity for y o u r . lug- It* n wartime symptom of the m oney today as you did 15 years agOw high crist of living. You often get' it U; f , when you go to market or pay a bid. ■ ' , Were glad w eve been able to . . f . . , • keep your electric jem ce dicap and * ■V h r tio c i* u a n d fu ju Y < m e t t t c M c r e u e t M i s e m c m n t, r u t r kg *re f w n m u f * m . v a n h u p iif e m m u m iT A crUL JH0-w MtOi JJJ htiA MU&r* J”i ggfwg ivW W vrV ^HSvv ■wwwf — H K M 44 A C tiA to U tfU fU M t, m i U. S. Infantrymen Crack Okinawa In Surprise Attack » 0U t not token you pay yo u r electric - friendly and dependable — in spite o f Mfc For the. price of electric service wartime conditions. That makes our hasn't followed other prices UP. It** hard work and careful business man- {• s v til K r x ix I's e rr O a e l baru nnd Nakaguusuku Ilay. In the Philippines. Americans captured Malahalay, the provin­ cial capital in Mindanao, as three divisions nearer) a junction. Thev also seixed Port Real on Luton. Th- Chinese reported continued gains In s threat to the J a p a n ­ ese lif- line to Indo-China. A U. S. communique from Chinn lent support to report- the .lapnnese nre withdrawing from North China to Manrhurln, the Ja |a n e se bulwark facing tho Soviet Union. im H t» m ust be gslvagad .ln MAIL YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW! ■ -.T.___ '•-iK SSltsiaS y r - x r » n <>*•» i r C i m m ' t ace .Jsoiug- iuade to designate certain court* for childre) and other court* for udolls while a card system will be instituted for reserving courts so there will be ho conflict o v rr hours of play. over th o w for th« w w k gf I)(ctm btr 4> , fl44. M il, Mary g Keown. sta te home demon*tratj0'n kg erit and chairman o f fa t salvage, taya she la receiving encouraging report# from m any Florida counties Indicating that p ior| j , rurm| fam ilies have devia­ ^ ingenious means for g ettin g their w aste fa U collected and are doing everything they can to meat their goals. This high ra te of salvage m ust continue. Many rural houaewfves YATES AUTO PA IN T SHOP 10f> North Palmetto Ave. . , ^Mra. I r e n e M . A r r a n t r •, • t - are glad that it helps give you some average family, you’re j Wlief from “rag dnll knees" I • . n w u i 1 - n .u . ' i- • It Tales Time and Painstaking C aro for a Pirst Quality Recapping Jobl attacking «« l y t t a t r drave vsitw. o t h e r O utlerf, H u t •f U iV o li'r le riJ u n d ^ n e g a in a aaK. v Itu*. h . And F »»k F l n>->j % 4- Giving Retong* hlk'Veuef afte r be peiied.^o give up lo*e -many week# i • CITY BRIEFS ock R em edies • WE LOAN R C C l\ ’» YOU ' ‘ W H IL E > WE 5 pR V IC E T ls -C S tO IH ? P O L O V /tf .H s i 'V I I K |* l .l J, S n rt* L tifliv T 'tc trsfo .n # 4 li;iin p io s is iiip . ' TUr only . ( l '( ‘ i i n i .s « ( , tl'. D u ills 1’ojntiin'ii tfOtlr tthirfi . in Jump rim#* • • quicker, •urn*’ n u :i •- ~ / / V RA0 1ATOR HOSt \ i .:i » ArVrnT^‘* U H l.tw n SPcCOY CAH WASH POLi »H CLOTH Chrm: .11%’ tvratrd to pi. k Up l!.u dut SPONGI-PAK l*»»r c%r W4*Mn4 Mmb of find i)i«fp(WOo| •pod*’#* tLfANER AND WAX L nil* xnd poll*i.f# P Ma * tt* imif' C L-TAN CHAMOIS II It I>UXlit > Mlf|, At ««l| It A Raul N»« ■iw/y am 1 I • a • • iM n H as adhsstve, ruercorochrome, baudagei, sterile ittttoa, gaaxe pads. etc. 1 (1 / Prof#<f H> Mule of heavy b r u i. Cotu* p U lrly f 11ltd auil with bracket fur mounting. Quart • lie Im ta u tly ready for emergency! IL K T I K I ’S full credit for had been copihis pulpll end from his wgrif I .B I I m tlfu l wool »n«l n t all ‘straight sU* and lo o k type rims. Deep tread a##Jt& r*r sx fity . M xllTfl. UJ TtXEDO T Ip FS r a k c s o !-il i i n c u r ;»o m i n u t e s . ’ ; ...I." ' h at# v>M#its'Mtingk. sle e p ln r and f#>Wag ring #v«r since. 1 am BM'flHIdg four church*# and cw ry on ' mjr 6thcr 0 dutlaa , Wltgout A ll F ced ii A r c l« u e r i l c i l « mt public endorsement# a d n S i^ v .*• - /T va* , O rly ri:**ton# Recapwi.ic you t)i« f im o tii I) • I . n i f Chr inplnn ( l a i r OrIp T rrvi (h« tir v l with r »•: . arpth for t it c % »- f c *y . *•i tr a 11 a» tlon ti l milrtfo. No nf all war* Nv hi'lil til l if h| * t hurvh n« I* ,M> • S u \ m»*r»iin$: I l»»- -•*» \ It 4‘ l*» f l I'f I • «h \ in* 11*ait W;»i \ <i n i'* w ith •'.< I *r i• i « imI I. M 11fi«»# i um|RHinL' fit** « l**r mi >ki.irLfi* nf »nr**MM,»il» )IV .V (’v*, , l , l v l A-,U,V noted.' medleln# onk of . S a f e . . . tfc P t'r jy |Ce«R|lNgM f f#g» «»•»* to f o rm a le m jw r n ry g o v e r n - m rnent imnie<li*lfiy to serve as •d ‘l Immesliately to srrve as “care- * “caretakers" until after the elecA n u flm c lh«* T iiIh i o .I**". probably on July ft. Three .nut llaallh V iptfim itn will h ............. Fresh tlon. (■ U A M. May 23.. weeks will stapse beforr the King JO' hi«l(l Thur»«tn\ r\i«nlnic “ flu U. 8. tOtb army troops yesterday fonnally diasnlres the heavily P'J • m thi* t liftii II itltlmK were thrown Into llie drive to Conservative parliament. ^ encircle Hhurl, keystone of (he Churchill, wb« led B ritain from ' #(t Okinawa de sagging Adm Turner the most desiM-rate »«i days to fens- ii predicted ttie blood i ftj-day •am- the unconditional surrender of |,|n y%.x •«I«11< palgn on Japan’s itimrstep island Germany, gave King George his rm r** itftmf mu nt nwin ! • o.H I ||f I-V I would end soo.i in A met lean /If |*rim«* Minihk'i, Iu « t l-or *1 of fillip' III I lory T tm aiiry and MiiUalrr of !>•- p«t| I- 11r«| I*v Turner, comman.ler of 1‘ S ! («> |».l t lllicnt Pacific amphibious forces, .aid ftn««. IIU rratifnation "a» pfr« ipitai for be believed the Japanese bad sent 1rtl by fbw labor |*arlvV rrfuaal ha I heir In*! reserves into a c tio ' In t on! nice in lha c.»«Hlb»n tfovrrfl* y»*i along ihe five mile front -tiv trh mg from const to roast ami that mrlll. <'b o n hill, ^ho nirrftHlrtl N'c wit the Inst enemy resislar.ee would villr rh im lifrlili) on MtV 10. «cm lie crushed "In the comparatively HMD, is expeclrii o> remain at , foi near f u tu re ” a« head •'caretaker" of the go*. I p « Dispatches said that I t Gen, em inent until the new Parliam ent tin Murklier loth i«rmu commander, had nivtied fresh troops inio tin­ Ill the !a-l general election in wide niv around Shun, already III.If., the enters returned -I It unitor attack hy the First marine I'oliservatjves to the House of and 77th and tMith army mfa try | I'onimnna. Churchill i« k*ilrr of divisions, driving down noth sides the Cmiservalive n a rti The of tile w cient fortified city in secuiul largest group I* the I sb»r an -itrirflenient maneuver psrtv. le.1 hv Deputy I’rime MinisTokyo ( laim trr Clement Allee. The British l’re*« Aeenrlnllnn (Tokyo claimed that Japanese were killing Americans at the nredlcted prewar business men rate of 2000 daily and that tho without political background- will 14 #atl**urs| I r ••tea l'*«» Uteri post two months fighting had re tie included in th* new govern­ 't rUCtlO-* III |l»|w stVurk l»r xthlt*’ I spited In the virtual annihilation ment. The full list is not expect »t onnj," Rc«l i ini# tifflriiilg ml A pplh rtl ton blank* for of the main 'stn-ngth of th* U. 8. ed to be ready before Sunday m Monday, pending Churchill** fill­ foUflNJ rati b r nbtainrd M ihf 2(th urmv corns. 1 CruRf* t,... iHtiti* mtil ► h..uld t­ •As the Americans ♦rrre|op*>»l ing Of tho vacancies le ft 4iv the f||lkd ... in Ix-fur ,_ rr June t. Shun, other Yank force* charged departure of Ij»hor and Liberal ____ I t w*s slsle.l te<lny by Mrdown Okinawa’s e a st Coast in a m inisters. f R. Kirtlev, chairman of Slate drive to isolate the port of Yona IJT^DON. Mbs 23. 1/1*1- Prim. .. hi! llo s p ta l ( ommitlee. that thham. Milltater Churchill, atu n g by the Patrols nf the Uflth division Labor P a r ty ’s retucal to conltmie .-quest qout.i for AAFTAt . litwere revealed to have penetrated in hi* Coalition Government until 'undo, ts alm .-t complete The InttM ftonatto *« an* a clear through the port o i n scout the and of th* Japanese war. In -uhseriptb 1|| t»s lliMik of Hi*' mission and then withdrew It effect asked yesterday for * Month ( bib I Mi« IuIium I 'n il was iMissihlr that the Japanes- quick gcenral election to -nd th. »i|»iioi» i l .»» Slrifkland-Morrison inight to* lioiisl op in caves - ill present "bickering" of Ihr British frldar and .* r i try OulM by N1*r*In»I1 crllars waiting for major forces cabinet • I hi* S trfn i l (iantrn Club ba.< ' Inc. to enter. In a le tte r to Deputy Prime rfiven a crn lit to an Orlando »#• for Complete The U. 8. 3 1st (Dixie) Divi­ M inister and labor P arty L*ad ««ifd ilo ra and ih r bova may sion, pacing a nine-division a s­ or Clam ant Attlee, Churchill men­ '• iK t five new record*. Hi* t i n t ­ Motor Tune-Up sault on the Uet major knots of tioned-no d a ta ,-b u t h e . generally ing flit* were donalod bv IIillV P h o n e 200 Japanese resistance in the Philip­ .era* expected to announce Wed­ Hardware Store and I*. J- Stine pine*, has captured tit# provincial nesday o r Thursday th a t he was jfuvt one doien cafttlns flirt* On / a p i u l of Malaybaloy, lis t big advising the ICJng to dissolve P ar­ May 21 a ran nf niee fat fiahimc liament in three weeks, with an "o rm i will I* *«• enemy-held city on Mindanao. * to AAkT At*, The Americans, in addition to election to be held tJuly ft. .(•milted by th r Hnnlh Sldr l*nThe L abor Part* lu convention seising the capital of Uukidnor. RITZ-SUN.-MON province, also secured its nrarby at Blackpool, rejected Churchill's alrfield against scattered J a p a ­ I reposal th a t tha war-burn Cosii tlon stick together until victory nese resistarc* Ja p an . y»L the party had The advance put the 31st dtvi- over desired .postpont an elrcti. siun within 21 airline miles of until Autumn. th* American and .10th division* Churchill; taking the sttitu.tr driving down into Mindanao from that, since the coaljUon would (he north. Those outfits were hot work with him uiflll the end. meeting determined resistance the isiue ehoul.l be' decided nt along th* 8ayr* highway near once, aald flatly that a prolonged the town of Maluko as th e Ja p a- electioneering atmosphere until res* fought hard to prevent a Autumn "m ight soon weaken the Junction which would split Min­ country before the wpHJ." danao. A dm inistrative efficiency a l­ . Steady Preatur* ready la Buffering from this i t On Luton, fiv# other U. 6. Biosphere, ho tald .. divisions maintained steady p re s­ The IVime Minister’s letter to sure on Japanese defense* In the nigged Sierra M adra-m ountains east o f Mapll*. utoitg tit# L uton brassed e a st to th* base of Cape F ! \ U i f 1 1 1 Y C 1 T V l U l l east ttu u t and In the rieh C aga­ Moem, la st rergalnlng Japaneeu > . ■J' yan valley arh # r*-> th*> ..nt#pt rossU I defense point in the-W *- I A ■ A IM Ii through tu th* Japan#*# , a i r baa# Wak ar#a. Th# Ausales, since they A ljA tP l L of Aparyi on th# porth ^tuaL m u . th e ir mop-up ram p sign. 1 , f, r aw T t r to th# euuth, Uw Japan#*# Have killed 4112 Japar.eee. ----- --— war# on th# loelag and uti, N#ar ,l A ustralian and Duteh troops H ad T o G iv e li p P u lp it A n d . • little lower. In foot, if yours is an R e n t Controller Declares Ceilings C h e c k InC lati^ Higgins R e v e a l s Many M issing In Churchill Resigns C e n s u s Figures As British Prime Minister IS m c n i •. X ltle, was made public shortly aft.'t ihr l.nlxir, drleitate- ha.I t.-.| a 12-ixiint platform an n ­ u l «t th» ultim ate establishment "of u socialist cnmnionu rail It of Urrat Britain." The 1 a to r program railed for aweipmg nallanaliiatioii of Hr it ■in’* industry, a| ifically mim­ ing roa| mines railroad' and nil other forma of Inland Uali'fHirt and iron and - t . . | |dant> a* I In- \ first m lx- taken over I'utiln • owner. hi|i of th* Hank of Kng-L land also u » advocated Churchill clo-ed the door very I firmly againtt unv cuntimiation of the coalition through the Sum ­ m er- a* r u P fe ith l ill u letter from Attlee—when he replied that withholding the balloting until Cctoler ‘‘would meant) that from now on until October outride (hi got eminent and even within il we ahould t>e continually preparing for an election." “ We have alrrudy suffered sev eral uiuiith.fi of this electioneer­ ing alm oarhre,'' which, he aald. “I am sure is already nffectinc ad nuniatralivr rffirionev " < bun hill *aid he wa* neekmc i only to achieve "tolerate con«li lion* under which we could *<»»k toelli.r” and added that it clem that the^e no longer ettiM and it i« odd that vou fthould a« company no many unji:»t allega I lull* with an eunient rr<iiie*t that Wo to t»n bickering torrlhernuntil" Autumn " Meeting Is Called K e ltfc iffc To Organize Tennis fficials Club, Get Courts W H phjutie th# ' importance o f the two red ration point* and up to Da gaivag# effort*- by ru ral house- 4 cents for each pound turned in. | cicnt, t r i m aince January. (J#ed fa t « * rcn PAGE m n E K S ^ T O A D . T L O F tP A 7 /D D N E & ) A T ; • t f / l T ’: 2 & -1 0 4 5 ’t f c %1st S t STORtS Phone 12 SF.F TH IS FlRERTONr. DEAI.FB FOR TIRES. RECAPPIMT. AND A l’TOMOTIVF. MERCHANDISE AND 8F.R •V U |.--Y ' ’ - .- L : * Sinclair Service Station & u if o r d . - l \ t P ath A*c. .a : - " ’ ‘ .* , T el » U * �N. ■ s e is s |H U u iB s » a io jm p H m m p ^ ^ ^ m B m f*AGE FOUR The Sanford HeraM ---------i i i i ^ . aM«»>| «. ,* **— • ’•'I ’ ■ If com* to « e m*ny m o re *ucn r e ­ solution* and letter* embodying tho view* of the people of Florida on the g r e a t b lu es t h a t «rc f* t- , in g u i today. T h e se c o n d ■le ltirs comes f r o m , Mr. A. Spalding, the President o f the Volusia C ounty F * » n Bureau. I hop* he w on’t mind If I quote o n ly * a p a r t of Ms fine letter, because m y (pace is p r e t ty limited. Mr. Spalding w rites: Dear S e n a to r: J u a t In passing, t w ant to o ffer m y eongrallions on the little colum n which I noticed In ■ recen t DAytonA BcAch paper on th e atnall businees and foreign trade. M aybe you have had other* along thi* line but I am going to aav f r a n k ly I have never seen one b efo re tn d I th ink the Idea is good— very good. A good Many people here in the business m an who Is bring Florida th ink of you a* primarily suedT T here a r e n ’t many public re p resen tin g organlxcd Isbor but liability suita w ritte n up in our I have alw ays thought of you local papers. M ost of them never aa being td g g er th a n ju s t one g et into court, b u t that doesn't p a rtic u la r crowd and. even before mean property owner*, m e r c h a r i t^ we cam e to Florida, th o u g h t o f farm ers and other* a re not beiiJP you a* a nationally known Sen­ sued. Any one who comes to vout ato r representing the United S tates, a s well as th e S tate of houte, into your sto re, your farm, whether you w an t to see them or Florida Noyr this particular column not, m aybe a friend, a customer should very much appeal to small or Just someone tr y in g t<> sell business people and I hop* th a t you something you don't w a n ^ c«n happen and som etime you msy see fit to anything w rite a nice little column on the often does and someone gets so-called white-collar w orker. He, h urt on your premises. The nest poor devil, ha* no org an isation thing you know y o u l l be getting r e p r e s e n tin g him and, although an Im portant looking paper sa y ­ every ao o ften someone s t a r ts out ing ''G re e tin g s” an d a request to tak e care of the forgotten to ap p ear in court to show cau k l man. It is usually the organised why you shouldn't pay over Jo.. group t h a t gets ta ken care of 000 or more to r allowing some, and tlie forgotten m an continues one to g et h u rt on your pr*. mines. to be forgo tten . . . If you haven’t a public Ifabili Again, congratulationa on the iflc alt “ th' a t Is n rc e s ta rv I a column Idea which reach es out ty policy and touch** a lot of peopla and, you 1to1 do Is to employ a lawyr?; with more power and all success take the rase to court and etijn. good verbal fig h t, and -if ypu to you, I am n*e pay vour lawyer, court cost* Your* very truly, am! the judgm ent (seldom nvr, / « / A. Spalding 120,000) B ut if you hsve public It ia alw ay s pleasant to receive liability insurance you ran tak e £ a kfnd letter -*■ especially one ringside seat and let your in ­ which m ak es such m excellent surance company pay all cost* suggestion as did this one from of the lawsuit, witnesses, law Mr. Spalding, t shall soon write Vers, bond, ro urt costs, etc.; in a column which wilt summarize ldditlon pay the ju d g m en t sgainst the resu lts of a set o f hearings you up to the am ount slated i ^ on Fixed Incomes In the War vour policy. • Economy, which deal* directly W arning this liability insurance with th e Income* of w h ite collar does not pav claims vagainst you workeb* d urin g the war. I con­ for Injury to your rnipIovei-« ducted the hearings a year ago You m ay need w orkm en’s com F ebru ary , a* Chairman of the pen nation too. Senate Subcommittee on Wartim e Drop in to *t*<* up nm) f11mI o u ^ Health and ducal ion. The problrfn ml unit uUr imturjince nittJ »rrvn * of ihe white collar worker* is a YYc ta n hnvr you 20f.c on vour large one, but I wander if Mr P L anti W.C. insurance. C M Spalding h a s n 't given ♦hr'- answer Boyil A C«. to hi* own complaint about their being the forgotten people. Like farm ers, labor, busineas. anil i n ­ dustry. white collar worker* should g et together anil organize themselves That's the way for tha fo r g o tte n man to sto p being forgotten Industrial Opportunities R ( i , k l M > a la IM S - a k l U t o * a v a r y M a a r f a f . W rO a a a 4m t u < I ' H i a , , n n > M , a< RITZ * SUN . - MON. The South in general, and Floridn in particular, have won a tremendous economic victory us a result of the In­ terstate Commerce Commission’s ruling last Saturday re­ ■ Cause* a a » m a 4 rta a a a l l j r t O r t -k *r 3 7 . I V ia . al Ifca r~l O fna» ducing freight rates in this section by 10 percent and in- 1 «| l i t l c t l . a a O . r «fc. A m * i f Cma r m . » ! O i r r t a • ________ creasing them throughout the north by 10 [tercent. T h is 1 does not give u s.p a rity in freight rates evcn-yel with the 11(11.1.A M I I - D E A N lU ll.r 11111DON l.EAV—M mI»w Ml»a#W rest of the country, but It helps. In addition to this adjustm ent the railroads were order­ IL 'R IIV im O S I H A T E* ed to establish a uniform system of freight classification p > , .a .L.i .* lin a A in - -A- -. a- -a ■r Hr C a r r ie r — w t r k .ra for the entire nation, and {lending in the Supreme Court - Omm H . a i k ...............— --------is a suit instituted by Governor Ellis Arnold of Georgia '• n » H M a a lt a --------------- .M . .l U _ . , . ___ ____ M.alha oh r * a t _______________________ which not only would give uh parity freight rates but would also require the railroads to refund Georgia shippers some A ll a W l a a r , *a f# * •* 111 „ h lS f f ir J W E D N E S D A Y ; M A Y 23/ 191< 9ANW>BP, HEM l.jl,M W ,PM lP FLORroA ■«■(=«*, rianta M a g a a lla A „ » . i I k a a k i f f M l a l l i w aaO a rttrra a t r a u r t a l a a n - a t . f a r I I * »a*pa#a r a la la a faaA> w i l l V , r k a r * * * f a , a t r r a a la r r a is a . ________ W 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Have You Heard The One Aboul- The Commission’s ruling is *a frank admission th at the South has been the object of unjust and unreasonable discrimination ever since the Civil War. Nor can this in­ liliAA S,i>HW ,t v n . In c - rr*r» a e a t« T l * H * " ' * justice be blamed exclusively on the railroads since their i a I k r i i t U i i l 0 * 1 4 >1 * O r r t l i l * l fltfjpfg Itft *H■IMIMlIRM M l ll Ik* 1*7*- rate structure has been subject to overhauling by the ICC M f t * # r+nm ir? w ilk p r i o ­ for 60 years and the adjustm ents which urc ju s t now being ri y« I k* i*«lt|tinrt»rw Is I ffgtf Yftfk. _____ made could have been ordered long ago. I . T k e l U r a l * I* ■ » • » * ' , • * W * To what extent unju st freight rates made the South A ,.• 'U r ,* ,» » w k lr k w e sa te ■1**1, fitU ltl I* Ifcr bm t*» ra- the nation’s ’’Economic Problem No. 1” may be seen from •BkllratUifrvr All IU ,*lrt« the fact th at it costs $1.22 per 100 pounds to ship certain r r r * llr * l» II » r » * l a tk trw ja r e r r S lie * Ip Ik U H »,r *•» * commodities 600 miles in the c a s t but $1.73 in the Smith, ait liui* £ "**Jktp-l*n*i or <12 percent more. In Florida the disparity is even g rea t■tat <i*Hi*kH k*r,i» ■*• * •-1ur, 15 percent more being charged over other sections in the _____________________ • South. As a result of excessive freight rates the industrial WEDNESDAY, MAY U, IMS ------- ----.development of the South hns been seriously retarded and Hlitl.K VKWBE FOU TODAY J |lfta |aggP,| fa r behind th a t of other sections of the country. FOOL-S THINK THEY CAN No southern m anufacturer could compete against innnutac HAVE NO PLEASURE SAVE turers In the N orth and caHt, favored us they were oi\ IN WRONG DOING. THE HAP freight rates. Those who tried were compelled to pay lower P1EST P E O P L E IN THE WORLD ARE THE UPRIGHT rates for labor, s., Wo do (jot expect,aqy overnight transition from an ini PEOPLE NO ONE CAN OUT­ WIT THF. LAWS OF NATURE poverished rural economy to a strung industrialized position laid and as fu rth e r inetpiAliiS°AR D E % . E ^ ^ o \ T ,V 0 S ! h « t the groundwork h « t a n lal iar'frtim gth o T th e Shutli will rown for the rlffhi.ou., and *lad. I ties are corrected the rndtlSTr.ut'f ticart grow and many, of our former problems em bracing low wages, m igratory labor, seasonal employment, struggling young industries and improvcrlshed comm unities, will tend | *o disappear. ^ Now that Germany haa been ! A whole new horizon of hope is opened for Ganford in defeated, the w ar hi Evgop*! this freight rate decision and the opportunity it affords ■eenil about to break ouL lor Industrial growth in Florida and throughout the South. Juit Recau*e Food !• Scarce Doeit.'t Mi-ai* It UnV Taaty-— headline. Ptobably Juat a coinci­ dence. Threat of the World Hermann Goering, delicately fumbling the ornam ents of the population on these Issue*. which dangle from his capacious chest, gives a curious As Mr. Payne's group understands the farmer* of Florida anil A m e r ­ "liccntwc of their clo»cnM> ta world the "low-down" oh the great human m ystery of Mil ica have ■* much to gain from V& U f, h u U f the (’alilwcll nHmlniitrkUon, Sen­ ler urid his gang. Adolf himself, says tip- gorgeous Keichsllrettun Wm>d» ns any oth er ator* I'harlr* S Aitiicy of T»ll« marshal. was narrow and ignorant Von Kibbentmp was group in the community. haisrr Hid l.luyd F. Iloyl* of a scoundrel, and Hess was eccentric, but a man of tre The resolution is Im portant Sanford have Iwei able to make • ocund because It show, our d e ­ more of n mark than I* uiual for mendous energy. And so on. C la u d e P e fe p & i mocracy- in operation Personally, first lerinen," writes Henning Such comments are interesting, and illum inating in I am always gU.i to pot the views Tiillahajare correapondenl | S()nlt, wny„ |,„j obviously come far short of telling t)i-of the people back home oil aU of the Ml»mi itfiabl . . . ,, ,r ,, , , , " __ | whole :v>ry. How was It possible for such a little group i issues th at we In the C ongress TWO L E T T E R S ............................ and rniitimii-,1 cooperation „te called upon to consider. I o f men. none o f them distinguished or brilliant, to arrive letters have recently come a«»,g tailitoal and eeonom ic.linesam particularly glad to get them The l^<t{i»lalure ia contiderlng at the |M)int where they could almost swing the W orld In \i vou will note we have at _____ __ a , | n the ca*e of this first-hand a bill whn-h would |tnve the waywhich I uni glud tn pans on yivrti equal Im portance to the resolution and letter. It is ox f a r mUhlcipallliea to ta> utilities the tail? Emerging almost from the g u tltr, in It few years .In yon The fir*l came from the brctlon Woods Agreement* w ith Pemelv im portant th at the peo• n d thus (implement th e ir dwind they nearly had the world in their hnnds, and indeed came to Hightuinl* t ounty Furm lluroaii the Dumbarton Onks A greem ent, pie'* representative* In the f'ontin * revenue* from ad valorem near to destroying our present civilization. nt Sebring, anil it touches on -or without the fi r s t the l a t te r KrB„ ,hou!d alwnv* tn k t i "i Natives of Germany constitute taxes. Thl* may prove the so lu ­ What a congenial study this would have been for Thom­ m atter* of serlonr r n t u r r o In will fall fa r sh o rt of rem oving . . j * little more than ono fourth of tion f o r ' Hanford’* ta x problem* • i . r v k'lnridi-an soil to every tti, ci,ti*e* tor fu tu re wars and ’ ’ what tile people are thr en tire foreign elem ent in the an d the c u rr e n t detnand for e e n - as Carlyle, the great historian and essayist of the last century, with his rare grasp of nnttj and th eir minds! it American ll u m b a iIon Oaks oml li.mdirap al! e ff o rts to f u r t h e r thlnkfng. I hope ill the months to United Stall e r s l Impruvemenls. lit etiiin Wood* ll trails t j i.c cuJse id peace may take another generation for analysts to do historical Dvar F c n a t a r : ^ Muiti (jMiwfer to you , and con* I um ittUcliinif lit'ifid m|»v n f|lirttiexT fcUcftms In Ihe (rui* Figure* taken In th e Htatei* itnu psychological Justice to this incredible group of rascals ic^ulutluiu al thi In 't | mnii-sltlp you hakt* mi '*i!f «letncensus now being m ade will be who set the world on fire. nalh>nnl unit hum' tint* o f i h " H t i r M u m D C t i u n ' ^ j o n 4triite<l jn. T>uth official for the next five yeara tibleinn F f i r i n T i m r i m T h r t v vvpr <* t r v « tii \ * I nwt liu m l w hen In IU50 the federal census I* made. S anford may rls* or fall d u rin g this interval by the cesu lta of lh* p resen t population count. since racetrack funda, gasoline tax es collected by the s t a te , are In p a r t rebated to th e co u n tits on the b s s li of popula­ ti o n figure*. Mr*. E lean o r Roosevelt, who h e r friends say, has done more fo r negnre* than any other p e r ­ son on e a rth , lent h e r car (or w as It stolen 7 1 to a grout 01 negroes who while o ut Joy riding a t 2:30 In the m orning ran Into th e rear end of a tr u c k killing fo u r of them. On* ia movad to wonder how much gaaolina th e n eg ro es g o t for ‘thia essential driving, and w h i t h e r Mr*. Rootsv e lt hsa le arned a n y th i n g from thia experience. People who serve th e O reat God Mammon snd secured the enactm en t of F lorida's 90-dsy divorce law so t h a t wrecked t a n l l t e i fro m other s ta te s might be lured b a rs fa r tha purpose of obtaining easy divorces ara not Tax Easement f i\ Thousand* of small business men uro chccrvil by sugRcstions for immediate changes In tho federal tax laws, tending to Improve their ‘‘cash position’’ and relieving them from some of th eir burdens. It Is realized, of course, th at g reat w ars cannot be fought, and governments kept solvent,, v/lthout imposing higher taxes than usual; but there is alw ays danger o f killing the goose thnt lays the golden egg, nnd this can Indone even more easily with the “little fellows" than w i t h the big ones. Not only do many small corporations need relief, but many business concerns so small that they lack the dignity of incorporation.. Even these havo th eir uso and value in the national economy, and In many cases th e ir loss or de­ struction would seriously discommode larger concerns which they serve In one way and another. Conyresamen Seek Sugar Ban Release W A S H I N G T O N . May *8. ( F N S ) —With a world sug ar sh o riar* already axlitlng and becoming mor* a cu ts from day to day, Florida congressmen *r« iuttfe m * ' C o u rt decision which working t a . x a t Congress to elimi­ tofdji such divorcee invalid. " P e r - n a te or modify t h a quota systam iap«, n o w V W M if Miami hotel o t ^ domestic « t g a r production w n t r , ‘we will c a t a b e tte r t U a i under which aach producing arsa, >• too if ■uch aa Florida, da restricted to a of visitor." And pe certain am ount t get federal ■totn like' F lo rid a ----. . . — *top, •ncooraKfn* divorcee, there agency help in obtaining farm m a c h in e ry - a n d processing equip­ won't be ao wady of them. m e n t a s wall as labor. ■ Speaking before tha House Wa hear a rood deal about Investigating Committee, braaa .‘kata i n . the Army and Food J. llardtn PeterNavy. Whenever anyone aranta to Representative stated "If It would juat be rive aomeone higher ‘«p hall, or aon .fo r Florida to produce doesn't like anythin* about U>* possible the sugar she can p Army and Navy.fbe blamaa It on wouldn't be th y ehor Uta braaa M lh.’so It ahould be n o n arranged Tlor Jotlgh Interesting to corjjder juit who Jr„ aaalitant secretary o f the#* braaa hata In thia war totted S U taa Sugar Cor, thara a r t Gann and spokesman fo r tha du n h ow er, Brad- and Rogers filed sta te m e n ts with tho committee endorsing F erris' stand. F erris told the eominltte* that In th* Everglade* area sugar cane planting could b« Increased Mini t h e l i f t e r l u l l d is c u s s io n u n a n im o u s ly . fi/ a tm t j u i ini - 1 Wilh nil I w e re |m * - .d Front ynur hour anil splendid record In 'h e .Semite. [ know t h a t th ese resolution* will meet with your arpro val mol 1 trust t i n t they will tie a source of enrourngement to yon in thy limitul< ficent fight vou a re making to fu rth e r the cause of perm anent peace organization among nn Ml,POO aciv* in a >ear and DUO m r e s in two )e.ir*. I 2 .'». “This would mean IKO.Utlo ml.li' tbmul Ion* of augur in one year n r d tfiU.000 tons In two years, th u s providing em ploym ent di­ rectly and Indirectly for 7H.I25 pereons" F erris nimerted, “ If ■ sufficient Inbur nnd ma­ chinery I* made available at once, the Florida crop will l>e ready for harvest about Oct. I.'i vide the present ii^ I oil will provide one moa til's supply of augai f o r un, woman and clii'd in every man the Un ited S tates'' be said I’M HEADIN' HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR toifi) DYNAMICS!’*' > As Advertised in wiaheu. Your* very tr u ly , »* F.C. I’uvnc, President llighbinds County F u rm Rurcnu The attached resolution declared the unqualified su p p o rt of the member* of the F u r m Bureau for the Dumbarton Oak* proposals for n world security organization, and for the llretton Woods A g re e ­ ment* on international economic cooperation It f u r th e r resolved th at Hie Florida Legislature should be asked to pass such a resolution, and th a t "W e u rg e arid recommend sim ilar resolu­ tion* liu adopted by Religious, Civic and Farm O rg anizations of Highland (County a n d throug hout the S tate.’ ’ This resolution is of the g r e a t ­ est im portance fo r two reasons. First, it comes fr o m a group of farmers. It I* well known t h e l the Isolationist opposition to the Ilrelton Wood* A greem ents and s im i­ lar foreign tr a d e legislation Is concentrating ita effo rts to divide the farm ers froth th e r e s t s * YEH - ^ " S OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I 2 -5 0 to (0,00 , V ( Father's Day June 17, Iff Just around the comer! Remember him tflth. a sport shirt—styled by Toppa—Arrow and other famous names In Plaids, Checks, Solids. Long and Short sleeves. Team up with summer' w e i g h t trousers, cut * __■ with a perfection of Une i fcT he'll w e a r anywhere ‘ tfF*'** with confident easel committee and explain th a sltuation aa It exiata In Florida wfaara Production la now f a r below it* potantlal because of legal raatrfctlona and acareity of raanpowar and m a t e r i a l s , , ] Both R o p m a n U t l v M T O U N 4 /S Ia iiic Sa~ stwple. ao ab a. awperfact- aalh- U n h W ) . aod by Refreshing After-hours Ik jr*rd*V Yea. and -L-.* I te st noopl*“ HABIT! M r:i " - Pf* ^e. can furnish paint and glass fur overy purpose. Wo are equipped to handle any lie job. Call us for reliable painters. V T .. The Complete Paint And Glass Store ' | VS PACKAGE “We Clothe The Family — We Furnish The Home" • 116 E. FIRST STREET—SANFORD, FLA. STORE A BA* v» - M *r *- ^ ■=-=;; I • -J-.V. -Y -r ’ . Yi< f J- r_ - 1 ' . B BS-!/-1 . ____ ______________________ *■ . - - ______________ ______ ^ _____L_ ,_ �I I WEDNESDAY. MAY £3, 1945 TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFOKD FLORIDA ■JUVJI" ■ ■- • ■ —- — PAU L ■■ ■ '.Meeting: Is Held By i- .w Social And Personal Activities' W uman'8Auxi,lar> Miss Grace Sebree ,Social Calendar^0 fira d u a tc ln Ju n e Pctson a C■ Mir of I be Woman's Auxiliary . Ii..l\ * ».•** I’ |*,<^|.*1 Cl1 iii<-x Monday afternoon at the 1'.iii-li llmi'i* for the last meet 1i’g y f thr rcasoij, Mrs. R. A , ' \ . • man pie-id»til, led the lievn. - 1 il i-el ' rp o rt, of the seere i .iv and treasurer were given by Mr A \\ la-e and Mr*. Frank it Hi ,i h:i-r 1- it im: tnnm il reports of the sta n d in g ' Is J WINTER PARK. May 23,— I (Special) Grace E. Sebree, dangle r i l l HSD.VY Mrs. Jim m ie ('uughi The S anford Town* «d Club ' trl "f Mr. and Mrs. John J lando spent Tiiesr|u> will meet ir (hr cmin house ai I Purer! of Sanford, will rc«-eive w ith Mrs. ED . Puce ...... niiltio * wi-ri gtv cn an follow * 8:011 P , M. with Mr I, I' Hagan the decree of bachelor of muslr >ni ply fw rrelary, Mrs W. S from Kolllm College at C on- j [»»«*»i.liriK The \ ublic n * oleninn: Promotion, Mr*. W. E. ^ tO BttCTld. . mrneement exercises In the Mrs IC B. Eos. Ji of Dulltii Knowles Memorial Chapel pn *Tex. Is vialtln- with her .n'lr-ts W iitsoi; Periodical Club, Mrs. FRIDAY j Miss I ettie Caldwell and 111'. i Amelia Noble; A ltar Flowers, The J u n i o r ltrcit.il h r the young Monday morning. June I, Mrs. A It Key; A ltar Guild, The Commencement address will Ercd Wight pupils o f the Fannie K. MutUon Mrs Roy Holler: Publicity, Mr*. Piano School will U k r pi are at t-e delivered by Dr. John M artin, j 1 1 ilnni*. Mr anil Mr- Fditiiind Mi ., i - 8:15 P. M. In tile .tuili,, a i <103 noted consultant and lecturer on tn r u ia l r e p o r t s of the c h a p te r relations and a have left foi Columbia, Mo ti M yrtle Avenue. Mia* Velma international L eiferm an, specialist ri a.lei frum member of the Rollins adult edu­ attend the graduation t I i hr l activities wer* read by the to). at !“tel-hi'lL Inn uii1 St. Agnes, Mr*. J . L. the S an fo rd Naval Air Station, cation faculty. Dr. Edwin 0. daughter Angela | lug ley , St. Ar.ne, Mr*. John Grover, vice-president of Rol'v*. . College. #will assist. M ei'ch, Jr.; St. Theresa Mr*. B. R eg u lar monthly meeting of will present the degrees in the I | h W hitner, Sr.; St, C atherine., the N. tie .' V Howard Chaptei absence of President H am ilton, ta il laivcil; St. Monica. in Mi[A U.D.C. will meet at the home of Holt who Is attending the S an ' a /C Alfred 1. Stine, no 1. 'Mr». J.H. T ru lu rk nt Ily Magnolia Francisco conference. Dr. Royal i tinned at Sun Antonio i- M<" Carol Stone; SL Marks, i W. France, profea*or of econ­ iTgiected to arrive tin Avenue a t .1 :ltn I'.M. n I Mi- Holler It. ebaptcr rhnitm an for the omics, la to give the baccalaur­ w ith Mrs. Stine, Ilk 'pi'ii'l n JI MONDAY i . \t year and the member* of The senior n-rital hy older eate sermon in the ehapcl on day leave with In!A 1;i11ipt . Mi 1tli I" i bapter were announced and Mrs. G ra te r \ >1 i uipupil* of the Ftirimr It Munson Sunday morning, June .1 lieMai k ( arp en trr gave a Mis* Sebree ha* been promfn — Piano School will hr hi-lit at 8:15 I .Iw il talk In which he offered Mrs, K. J. limith anil Mr ^ P.M. in the studio nt c u t Myrtle ciitly identified with a wide range ■‘Ogge'l inn* and plans for the Avenue, assisted hy M(*. Jesse of student activities during her Irwin attended the ->tli ,'inmiil i inning year. S. Cleveland, soprano, accomPan- four years a t Rollins. A member convention of the \iiiern in 1 At the i-nncluaion of the mectKFft f l lMO FROM SHOCK AMO (XHAUfflON. surviving crew- nien bors of the t ' S S Franklin, which was fed nt the piano hy Mr*. R.R. of Phi Mu sorority. Phi Beta and glon Auxiliary. Dr-partimiii i i i lefie'h m en la were served Order of the Libra, honorary Florida, held in Ol lando- ln*t m Pippin. d a uncial hour was enjoyexl. i severely damaged by a Jap dive-bombing attack, relax on Hie deck id tin- cm iw r >tni«i IV. The cruUer sped ‘Thursday. f h e W om an 's Auxiliary of the societies, she has served this _ to the aid o f the stricken carrier after the (tit-top tmtt been Pomherl sntryar-m rr^-'.T srvh V», IMS. i A .P re e b y t c ri m Church will meet year as editor-in-chief of the i wouiitl*. the Franklin tier tlclpallng ln sdr strikes against the Jsp Fleet tn the Inland S n t>< Word lull I" r ; reveli !iot iirnin^ Vret Shown limped her way beck to the Brooklyt Navy Yard for repair. v i \ i r at the chureb at t!:f)0 P. M. nfr rndfiiinaI) Rollins "Sandapur", the under­ < pi. Fred llaiirr. I'SM* l,. : Ui graduate weekly. TUESDAY tu r n e d to the w e . t t o u t .if * 1 Bv March Of Time The piano recital of the pupil* A talented coloratura soprano, i having spent nvri two v r .i i. in of Misa M arg aret Davis will he she is a member of the Bach t |„. South So’ Pacific mol i- i \ p i t ■ I Thf A rmy pew Mpoint” Dorie Sue W i l l i a m s f HINTS TO HOUSEWIV F> held in the Woman's Club ut Choir and the Chapel Choir, and | (o > rr| vr in# Siirfiird w ith in l In‘ Hi'iUTtbrn 1* tmrniw fi>i i riltiir servieemen to • m 8:15 I'. M In the lead1appeared last month next two week* f p l Itiii,*' if t *t‘HfT1 tiff il 'I And L i e u t Eisele Jr. iviUnn sitMtus has caused much the etodenl | log tinging role of Weeklt from Horn** Demon 'rbe' brother of nflirf F u m It o r i find menial comput*it * i »'ib .1 hnuiit , production of Gian Carlo MenotS S R . w ho in nett • liit^m11♦•i i!i stratlon Sp« cU IM *, May Day Bull Setes ! tI's opera. "The Old Maid and U1’uer «*ti th«* pArt of relatives and To Be Married Soon »*1. I tl 1« -t lit >| T aH«ha»M»ee tb t ^ a . " fiiiiul*. of it 1 J»e and with his f in ii'i h lircjii'f the Thief". For h rr campus By Phi A l p h a K a p p a ! | leadership. Mr Mini Mrs, \ S William | CVt r 1 1.t ii tin* M a ie h of T im e 1* st .1 i 1" tn . u*m her name will tie R#*v, mill Mm H aI llnri liirwt “The R e tu rning ■mioini-c tlu' vnKMjtimcni arid up I i u i ii i Li 11 ♦ n beM'frr F*itrmirn» r e g u l a r hukineta m e e tin g I 1) « £ lrtW 5 l“ u* ot baby iluutfliter, Ktiifnc d ir ' i>It In i >■-Mt i h a n \ bi t*Ikt*ii, i n n r iia ir e of thru | Who's Vk’ho^ am ong collrge and inir Mrs. H unterf» iMimt*, Mi Vrtvrnn.** I aKps up the serious jironrhirur 1on Tue#«luy a f t e r noon, fuemWr* ami eitherinjr Aspect o f w h at all ■lull^hter. Doric Sue. to Lieut I n i*i <t "k *d 111!*’h of t h e P h i A lpha K appa Hororily u n fv ersity ' students In America. wnd M m . J.A S t i a t i if r !(• \ «nd '•\ihau-i i mii do in maklnj? a u»l b tv* ri'n n imv Kdward Andrew Kinrlt*. Ji She is a g rad u ate of Sem|nole Mra. I l u n t r r h a v r a m \ r * i fr««m dDcusuctl fin a l plutm for thr- a n ­ • i \ h riiian’s return to civil life Lmtetl StateM Mnrmr ('nrps wi »t* huth,* rai cut nua! M ay I hi v Hall to In* held High School In Sanford. F ort Worth. T«*xna uVn-ir the- a- inooili and e a s y an possible iii# ji m rbtitr or Miss Williams rumu to Sanfonl ' F r i d a y . M ay 2 5 . at the C ity Hall b o th w e r e grwduntrMl f ro m thiThe tirw Issue, which is showrun ’ i r till 1Hit 1 f r i s her parents in her eatlv I f r o m R:rU» to 1 :00 A M. Miss Vivian Hajran To Southw estern Itoptt>f S* immuv hy* Dkdnv and T hursday a t the >with hildhomi and attended h*i nt | The* Him my nf th« **vruiiiif will on May i Rev flu mti-» '* »M %** 1 h e a t e r . show s that th e In* the cii'VA miu' of th r May Wed Melvin Wilkins p o r t t o N o w iMirt Ni * V ,* h In h Luck will not !>c dimple for M-hiHiU She a nt uraduateil f i’tin 1 m in ole ■ I tilth gSfhwiI m 11* i’J , Killir a n d t j t i i ' m Unlit t h a t mom hf* will »nti*r thi' \ r 111v rn a men Hospital planes a rr Sr where *he was u member of I*T«i I Mr and Mr*. Mala chi C. Ha- ChApInin rnent tlieti niiiiii'' ri11■1 the namei iiise hiirk more than a thou Alpha Knppa. mb- ml poroiitv of their n th iidant-* w.111 in* kept gan. 81.1 Magnolia Avenue. #n •ii-.nMiMf men each week In ] ,*■ 11 I* 1Nidi In I hr ■ ‘till of I «o t n o u n r e the e n g a g e m e n t ami fo rth i»c<rrt O'C *r*t 1 of a lm o st two mil co m in g in arrta-’ e on J u n e t of T h r n r r h i ’*ti i* fr«*m ! h«* SaflMiss Moorp Of ( i\il f* * %*h«im «»i is over. For 1 "Hull mol Mi «* Kdw mti \ • -1»• •* fnrd N a v al A h SiaUoti will play for llif filiTiri i S { c t.it‘ifw will nlno 1m' ndmiElci! f«»r • m a ll ad rnffuimi fot* ih e ir d n iig b te r. Y tvian VIm* to Melvin Y Wilkin* of W a te r b u r y , C o n n , in n of Mr and Mr* K»> mo- d s Wilkin* T he m a r r i a g e will ta k e place n ‘ tin fit* t Mm-* Ami n M B a p tist * hurcb Mis* H a g a n g r a d u a t e d from I vit'r ke pi r«i*nt at - » i S e m inole High School in t'.Mit t i n . w « % pile*! I he t 1!" and S t e ts o n U n i v e r s i ty m March | rnjfTnm I'.Hf,, Mr W ilkins a tt e n d e d school dir ner nirrlni e h»M at C ro sle y H i - h In W a t r r b u r y Muyfmr last mtfht K xplainini; t h r «>v u a n d g r a d u a t e d fryrn S te ts o n Uni lloniMK* of thr < t%tl . ei*il> ill Dm eillln-l, I'J I I I llllioln MINh MIHif I i film hai urelifs showing 1 i iinihihiw in* dicni id e n e e S e r v i ce ('onunission Speaks At I'ilol Meet 11 i ’ fill ti«‘«wp.i m u c h ," SVho com i ihi*. / rh 1*1' I ... i Ih fit a I \v > ked f l fie .......... o' o Aill tn be | wn a -’*', r» ' ho* 1'* I - o n 1 w d | him* • h. it.. HI i \i h iiM > - Ii ys Daphm I’akach Accompani \ r l i> t iv 11 S c i f < JL JL IP A 8 y i 1 I' nakl 1 - qimtif ii Stlcll *Md nr- i*i M »ii * i f f 1! in fill db t i l l loll a ' mid .*I•11*tv li»*iJti the job m i> Ii t he) w e r r placed Mi - W \ R 111 m y . pn> if t « m dfv*id l'd ' d p i hv M rs R. < Mm *• I | ret•.•tinI the talk. Mr - M. II S m ith , c h a i r m a n of the wur f u r d d riv e fo r th# Huh, rwlltul ‘bo11 l> n n n e » * session. M M1*1 M' ” ....... w'1" 'i 11 »* f#at 111*v1 ■Li Cut* 1 nil hi Mt ! Im pi **fc! r t’» ' f b' I.M' il f 1♦ [MO" p l ll i* M. M.i y 4i 1 1 UlVh t*' Ih- pf i‘n[•Ilt***! J!\ Ih* WfUBJlM * iilb •♦ti Tii«*'*Ih>, Mav for \ o l u n t e e r s to m a n the b*ndh d A ihit1II* each S a t u r d a y for the mi i t * n w e rk s M rs F. V. l i n k * Iui i» nf J a c k s o n v ille was also j "’ ■for a t the m e e t bi|f with Mine it‘a n c c o m | i m n N t fur lur 7OnUACL y££117. Homer j niunm ei *U (* 4 classen a t her e s t a t e " H o in id a ml*' at lloltidi on l^ u k r (ieiiijje W h ile a n lu d eiil at It oilin'* Minn T i i k a e h beea H ii e a m e m b e r ol S»h i r t y , K ey H oclrty. th e Phi O rd e r of the L l h v a , 111 K a p p a L a m b d a a n d l o i m n i H l ‘lu M e t a “Fathers N iifh r Held At West Side School V e ‘ \ • B a r b a r y C "iv .1 S|>n*Hils w ith i -k li t * ill 1111* 111 1*11 " ( K ill, W h ite , I'n l .I*! ■-1 biu kg i miiiil - o a s t G e n -t / bk*i:i [inns ictts ciuaatM panel if note The uimual " F a t b i - i* N i g h t " of tb» W est Shlc P r i m a r y P.T A was ob se rv ed l a s t T h u r * d a v rvvn in e a t the W e s t Side School with . a cuvt-red dish s u m i c r and ■| erial jirugrain. Mr*. G C. lllnchcllffe and Mr* D. K. VrNab were In charge of the ntli- "r which wa* served In the *c in-1 lunchroom, H. Fi. Mor­ ris. gu i »t>eaker, gave an In a|iiritig . Ik on “ Hacreatlon for mo I i ly." He urged parents I to g in ii ire attention to their ■ play with them more, I child! *ho* i th at you are intervalui activities. To (he cd i fathr, aid, "Be a pal to th at s o l. i close contact with 'i ik 'II alwav* seek your hit::, j II" idited that the ruoit Inc. -enaiv fun could be had rig.. In < home. Mt Job-’ U Miller, president of th : .. .A., read the hlatory of the P.T.A. for the paat year, which was prepared by the h is­ torian, Mrs. A. D. Rountree, lu ■ unique and in tereitin g form, A fter a few games prepared by Mr. Morrl* were played. Bingo was enjoyed, with i r prlxea going to the winner*. VENTILATED FOR YOUR COOL COMFORT ALL SUMMER LONG Jumlfp on a.ptlr of imjrt "Brggxjlongk r . . «nd foci that rcfmhlnf coolngfil Yw. »lr. WM * * -% £ % % * ■ ' "- i " be your next *hoc. PICK A PRINT for SUMMER COOLNESS! xfk■ ; ^ , * . . . In colorful printa—waahablo ahan* ihcrepcB ond Seersuckers 1 A Urge ‘ ‘ ' “ ^ ' one you *v" -%-w‘ V- - Z, Bedtime Story * Tit Quilted Satin Feature n t:— 1:2I — 3 5 :2 0 — 7 : 2.T — 9 :2 5 A mil her iim* fur IUTZ --SHN. - MOXt Mililt- quilted satin. Hod rm ile giTI* iind th is easy lu sinv m ater­ M ial. > t i w i LUr, JLSTL.it u * - m ip n»"T*cmtBi«;-rig«w >* - ■gk * g g g B J .9 8 yard ^ Y « qofntj to Shim Yowells SANFORD 203-09 E. 1 st S t 127 :.rP< R I — p' lrra5^gfc£»=5» v . i « i% a-: ; ■• they'll m ake u|i I'cnntilully in udv G A R L A N ~n r thin ver- J a c k e ts a rc always wcl- 7: 95 —il-----trims— - *,> - r m arten t Z*>ore tkf* r e t a l n r d » l i . n m i m , mtio*ineed th e Mpi 1n l '•*r IT PAYS TO LDTKN Hem) The A«l« Jarman'* dl»tinctlv« frimdllno*. o( flt In pair, loo. Ut th« »ho« hom choo*a—|w*t try ion ■ \ \ ' Mr. \\ f»l rt t I Hetii Ii 1*01*1' 1' 1 | Ml. . | ..f t.e . A *■ I b« .Xf* * a Kii.t !. Ann* e.l'b .* k, 1 flCT BD1IlJ|11*4 1 ‘ i ,i*i 1 U*u Lei J M K mebb •f! U .IU Belli ,r i v •* if•• ir i r 7/ f JI " I •■i ....... ... pa li INt ! I he imM four I tr ;»%Hed to 1,ak*- | t— |Mrs. W .A . \d;uns Is Hostess.\I iioust i>arty HUM* HIM M l ' place f ■d i n r nit <* e i j-Iji in eel M ' * take* VICTORY 111 II I I 11 Ni 111 ' OUII .TED .■ lt< h.i 1he I* of re of prime im i « i mi* end M. BUY B O N D S .1 Oi l W.rttil II I Gilt ! . I♦V 4 k r • 1 " *a ji P'li-mi * i ■d l • a n d SPEED b .. I'.i Lb. t, TO FA L k. * 1 1 l„* \| * . I he pliicement C ld m tiA u ia Snas^oW^ too i n - w l m .d work of c e i t m n clvi xiNHiNf i ' fivitiinir suit ' *i * t'* fill n n p o r t a n l V w i h# r < i l, . f ii d pm nooi r I in 1 t h r«mghou l the * J A R M A N ’S N E W for MDHM ■m *rl n " T h e d r - p 1 *at* ill yH c aa 111'"ted MISS KUMBI.KY HONORED Honoring t i l t ' Emm,i Jrwcl Rumllli-y. u m riiiler of the UH5 grailitatipg i l.i*. .-f Sciinivde High Schmjl. Mi* It C Hull Ii I'. im and Mr*. R F Cooper cnU‘T(»ine.l the honoree and gue*t* at a luncheon at..! tin i.tci pai t . in :iit.iiii!,, n cently The gtic. t . me l' lied ttic MlS'C-n 1 N i n e t y - t w o p e r c e n t of nil pet I t ^mnti-nion n o i •>, Betty Moot■ i nrolyn llutt. 'M1IIS k i IUmI hv fall* * r r lU v e a l ' with the Mi tit l a t e r Lr' .im r th* 1 Edith Che*tnill and the honoree. n f a g e o r o l d e r T h e i e n o ' 1 t • * i f i " 1-MU* Rumblev llic? I lllli'il Hinlc* office^ m h fifth rpiriorinl f r . i *i. m n ip MYH eeX> t i ' l l 1II'C.I iiitnu C»:r * lV ft , V .li " f L* " •' ' Oflt 1 • ' »• **|H * 'V lit-Ion �< »xpirr A ugust II. MEATH AM* FATS i 11*1 stamp* Y&. Z5. A! Cy, I>2. now vali'*, cxpir* X\ CALENDAR StATlONING Business lV|en, Right Seminole County " Court Record K2, F2, 0 2 , 112. J2. »»' expire June JO; K2. 1-2. M, 1*2,* row Ulna atampa Ji2, J2, K2. I valid, expire Jul Q2, 1*2. S2, T2. U2, now expire Ai trust 31 Made for Florida needs Feeds it’s resultN that count Sold lay SEMINOLE FEED STORE Varlli Fl«* A'c Phone 91 isarrhottaM, N rfriggmtlun a n t i ! freeling plnnts; ’ litydllrte*, w a te r inpptlrx. Me., ax well a t ta ll roodx, ■ bridg es and td n ie la . I t also g r u n t s th e rig h t to eondemn practically an y a cal: a l l ’ ty p e . u i properly f o r "the ptlrpoae of tho C alifo rn ia Crisp Firm act. ■ Any hoad in t ‘ tho Sloro! ffl Fancy Q u an tity RightB Reserved Prices G ood Thru Saturday. May 26 Green Cabbage ib 3c Plain or Iodized Morton Fancy Colit. Cauliflower ib 21c C arton Fancy Cahl. W hitobousc or V ita Foods Apple Tam s 3 ibi Friday, May IB. W arranty Oeeda Doyle. Kate To Gita Sehmah. Constantine. Angelo et ux To T.K. Chandler el ux. ' Stubb*. Sidney A. et ux To E sther Ann Stubbs. North. 11.0, To Rolwrt Black. Phillips. R.C. rl ux To G.F>. Wella et ux. Cline. A.E. et ux To Harold lU ux el ux. l imited W arranty Oeesl Janies. J J , el ux To Jraae Abrams et UX. ~z •' Dee3 ' Federal V arm M ortgage Carp To J.ll, 'Parainorc <*l ux. Rial E x t.tr M ortgage Welle. George E, et ux To 1st Federal Savings A Loan Assn Satisfaction of Mortgagee Fore, Nolan, To N.W. Jacob', e t ux. Florida S la t, Bank To Phillip Kessler Clouts. <',)!. To R.L, llngsilalr et ux. 27c 16 oz C an s Florida C elery Pounds 20 Mule T r a m Lam* O Stmthinn 3 H 'bi Montcrry Gjap* Jwic*« Punch ( ot UT o r THU I CIl NTI J i iHaii. Hi: HI Ml lie r d l S T V . m m : or M in iin « . i.\ I 'H U H A m IN I I r TilK BHTATi: nR I.KNA m rKKIlT. |©#*VIC1*nJt TO Al.l. Wllllil I *I;11N: IT MAY f'flN* l* hrrrtir nlvru Misti AMV:i,l \ Nm IILL f.lul h r r final «r |»<irI nr Lkf.-ulill m( |fir* eJHa.lr ml L*m»I 'f t ir k m tlrragiiHl; lhat ih> f|Ir«l lit i |»rtllinn for f rial ill* •n«t shm wii* win .t|ipl> to I hr jlortr»r«I*lf I t. \V War*-. i*niif»ljr JFtnf*;. i.f rilrmlnnlr Count v, Kim ol a -oil lh* I h11* il^v ..f June*. I'M4, fur l of neiti- . t.c| f .r final ititoli t'K* ■*■ r l r i tlll II of I hr ***ta V* •■1 H I*#*ii a I*r 11r u r r i *t«*r ■*r •J. *n I hi* ft*II* da y of Mat i *»| V IMKI i t Ni*hl.K SAUERKRAUT. .. M 4 c PORK HAMS COL D CUTS SALT HERRING FANCY TEXAS CARROTS . . 2 Ige B ch$. . l l c ______________ ________ ____ ____________ _ _____ V_________________ ■» ~ le * sJ »« t m FANCY ICEBERG LETTUCE ' •’' ^ heads for 1 3 c No. 1 CAROLINA POTATOES ... 5 lbs 25c Cucumbers 23c Potatoes foi Attractive Woodwork Lemons Doz 24c Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Tomatoes Potatoes no 2 IrvakJaci ot Ciiunpian* Onions 3 lbs 19c Wheaties>2 •OI I’lllshurv Junket Row^ gth 8c Junket TaOjetH lk«t Maxwoll House V acuum Packed POWDERS 10c * Pound J a r R epeated By Popular Request lb 31c l.g.O'tllrll Xif III* #*«f ,»lr r■f I ,r tld I’rlfrls • 11. tlrrrupol p>nt T*hq« Y(tk*w JFgitvf neHfl V CmotTuicI FAT BACK in ^ l o h r l y r*ul Cj r»x.• Beans W« "lt<jterve the Right' to Until LEGAL NOTICE rarh rmijHin ir, hln ptisapnainn as Km ii«i it m ms uni to him by hit IiktaI m i lining lx>ar»L Vour miltngt rn t in n i o r ri-rurtl must be p rune lien I to tor b o a rd when applying («»r ail i*uisrrv|frr car rations. Borax Flour 2 5 "It Is o u r belief t h a t the rrentlon of this cortitrdaaion would endanger th e welfare n f the S ta t e in th a t It roultl be used ax a club over e x is tiig p r i v a te enterprUe 'e n g a g e d - ' hi t h e varloua claxxiflcationi of buaidess eimineratesi; t h a t it w uald clnxe the door to fu tu re building nr eg* j j slnn by private rn le rp rix e in lh r ‘e' fields; that pro ject Of tho commission would lie tax free, increasing the burden borne by I iisinew a d rl titans a n d decreas­ ing revenu e of ru u n tie s and m u m rifn lilies; a*d t h a t the un* lm.il.il of activities author ired would give th e Commission unlimited and unreasonable power .ini a u th o r it y over | u i v n t e buxi­ ne** en ter; rises and cllixens." (Ither leaders *rhi> spoke in opimsition to the hill were Carl |). Itrorien re p resen tin g the Tampa C h am b er of Coinniercw, V. id N o rtb c u tt, prvsi<U'nt of the Fla. B an k ers Association, T. G. Mixon, F.xchange N a llu n a l R.r.k, Tsuipa. C. G. l l r l i f h r f , | re'ldent Associated luduitriex of Florid., and Han Kllfcx re p re se n tin g Rail way labor nrgnnliatloiix. These Prices Good Thursday; Friday, Saturday *.r C ream ottage * *Vy C' Vt* Fretth Ground PotF & Boil r*' Omupar Fillet* DIXIE OLEO >b V-v lUd Rn Croakers 'b Who,* St>Ut Sail Mackerel >b Fresh W holo Porkv ' 'I ib S u n n y l a n d Qmokvd Lard n**i Glad* Siiox TENDERLEAF TEA Bologna North*rn Whiling fillets Pui ’ Beit Gruda Sm Ju ic y S t i n l t w Cold ' Mogts Phtio Cream , Sausage ib 39 c W ieners ib 2 >|c Chaos© Oo ‘Cmokad " S n.nyland E ad leu l i n k I. FRESHER - MORE FLAVOR! Because flavor is sealed in the fresh coffee bean . . . you get grander tasting'coffee when it’s kept tft the beiuPtUl the mofnenr you buy! Sausage tb 32 c Sausage ib 39 c Country M i Sou;© lb ^ 5c Fox 8«f x«iaTag V*o»tobl**, ‘Baboo U V A SOAP 3 for 17c COCKTAIL When You Buy Lovcft’a Brood You 4 . WUUTTI n x M Sacram ento V r t i i : * > I V' f . i IVORY SOAP TbD.1 Soap OXYDOL >0/1 :toM. ANn SUPfA MARK(J) iin i �/ * * , ... i US* • | ------ ■■— ■- n r r t* A uirn«*fi, f I Im t n .W *" l t-« :■o f e . .-■•'V*- ' t. . Ir* i t. it | , y . „i *i« 11 .1 i •11 m t Ilf ^ I I 4 -. I»\\ \ i Mi ** hi %«.l ui I .i * I VI* I *. i .i *.4 n n a I \ HI - I I I •• I n il v m r , *i i HI 4 i i * i*i it *» si • ii 1 1 • i .. v m i ‘ Mn i ,» • 11141| - * .1 I ■* \* * i • ■ DR. RAYMOND L. BASS | >• , r i *f * \ t,-» day or n ltr h l fill . i.. i iii. i iin i 1 1 you Ih jv uur frc*L l ■m i ■■ Ii I 1*4 >W \ I 1 l a i ;j J i Hill •1I II I t B L I N DS t \ U fit e a c h w in d o w . C all 2 6 0 -J !m ■ $. ui • I* iih! , . fo r f re e e .itin m te . 44 I W REPAIRED ROBBS HOME BAKERY S a n f o r d . F la. “ Q U A L IT Y 105 W . 1st R h o n e fi - _ ir— n r i i ' a . 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DRIVE ’ Though you may not have "iut many nuit/i to wear as tha man In thi window . ; . you are just as much in th« public eyo. Your clothe* refleet you In your buaiHoka c o n t a c t s . Are around the block 7 too. S „i> «rvl»or Hi injJ >om screen pi nhlem s lo us. S rtur.h.y», V-12 Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 11't K l*i St Not chilli. ItaidvAJie o r s ic us. ( lom pletc sc re e n s mid com hiuulioii do o rs tire available SOU BKI.L I'KI. A TfcL <.0 Dn t ,n- A ii|tl> Kttir.i-r*) in K. If Now nI Work Rhone M P e a n u ts ’n p o p t o r n ’n . . . H a v e a C o k e t ilnthin il«*slKit f*t i**l f>»t It,* ' -.Mil i** I .“*t =frnl rq,otil*i| nr*"fit • * It, 1 4k UIINUSH r i l l MAN|» an.I 1l!U r il.i* i ‘l«rk i*f Ihr Circuit Cuuii li.*- siai* - uf FTnridfi. in unit E •• i TIRE SSRVICt Sacked By The H lghoit& m ufanh I- 4. bile Mving pu «nd tire*. 4on*t abo save at tho expente of Itemed in»uranrr. One accident on $ trip around tbe bl.K-Jc rould make jrou the defendant in a damage anil lo t thousands of dollar*. Phone u> .today about North America'* depend' ‘e protection. Il co»|a 1 little to be without it. ■- You too are l*or pim it, screen lu m h er tor I t.n u ts K n v |r „ n m * n t E m p lo y in rn t that mm is (lie liiiK i*,, i lnel \ ' - i|,,«l ‘1e I11Mlldk • 4 1, * Mil,' il ' * *,.U t >*i1 tin rr. ,Ml 1 1 h. •tl rr, ||. 1• >»l n '1*111f* 1.1.4 1. Ih* (ir a •!>4t»e i f | " Dare you » A A iu ilv U 1In : m ind dm i mid p n n Ii set a ns ttu tth Ov.-rtlnie f r y f .x l Vncfttou. (T ranent lr..'ie»»e» 1, t. W,-,.I.-IhV* mi {ftl.*t» o f I h l * N o i l r f . 4I..1 II** -h-H f.*| ( 4 l b l *>h**4l r|Mtl>' .( ■d—r— - \ - 1, ,i SF , t HK % uf 1 " 11*Ml fi, T i* » U n t i l |l :i H**n i it., l U n « < -!9 K « * l . \nmn iit** Hi.Mlftl »*£» I r r | o f t h *» 1n rt * 1 J» i f r e t « i i r r # r » f . ,A W S , f S K 'a M II 4 . *f n i : u "t n i t ** r S ■,r \ W \ «»f M, , il. 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W ELLS if, l ft S> UesU r'ji nil-.lm tune K X rntlF*j,‘F I NM'l'KSSAId > Mil ..I I ' .11 ......... st n,fine- n iii •' AUTO CLASS SENKARIK CLASS and .Mirror ('». Ill TU* • r a . f. ,4 if?" I . 5 .t. ,.t ' I hM Q k'M l who , i ui ' ' i,l . U"’ i ti iLr ♦ * ■ •>. c. i * *1 * i M n tli.f 1 i 'I' v i l, • 1-1- ■ m i *-*- 1- (>"11il! 1*H In i h f 1 I* ''.il 'll .Mill f u r H r l t l l l i i . l t i hi ,i i I i - r !•!« I n 41(414* | M irrors Make Fine Lift-. WW . k , I' fnr Minylp of Miirrlrt) A..* It, J6 DRIVEWAY'S II » «1111Jk| m1(g11r-*I j • ,,fl If t.t i■e |h Hull *.M*l lh t|qfAlllt thrr* ! • ii . *. i ■i •■I h*tl * h ) i T K L K P II O N E O P E li A T O R S t T<- 1 * rtpl" 4 r ll* r t 'Miri|iUl|tf i -ti. mIt I Ih. ■' i I- ity n a lu re alon*. K a m i Iv i.n d 4« , a i r ,14 it . m eni* ( n e t u d f n f toon* M FAM ILY LOAN CO. * i f. i'll M (ONCRKTK l>II>K p— ( n t tb* link*. I* *w» iw illl. .1 *,.«,b»f r*« >4* m* i I«*mi ,. .field day for *IN*e* htm r*** IS t*' Kite V/fcfl* **• it*** *r* fununder the Big Top , B verybody lo r e * a clrC us. E veryb od y co m * * tyr fu n . From b ig city to tm a ll r**f pr*|taM> ft wto b* 4*4* Madwy II )*• M n b I ■ w* hart om m i k . 4§fci (• Cart.fi* Mail** TtaaSw. I t *»b»3 otV mA to w n li'a a red letter d a y —a day w h e n ev ery o n e w ea r* a am He an d Join s in w ith frien d ly g o o d n atu re an d n e ig h b o r lin c a i. U mvo a C ckt are w o r d s heard all a rou n d , fo r tb e c ir c u s is th e tim e to re la x and e n jo y ^ o u ts e ll A n d n o th in g w a s e v er in ven ted t o - h e lp y o u d o Jew th a t b etter than ic fr c o id C o c a -C o la . * ‘C o k e * ,_________ Y»u atluraltr la s t Dat*-(Ma B ajoy G en u a l Im uranre aom ia vaaia athnotitv ot tea ^ ‘J— BANFOHD coca-coia comumt it COCA-COLA BO TTLI NG CO. * uct cf TU CotfrCal* Croyta/. --------------------------------------— -V-- -T ' �I %' » ■ m . — kimr r r fr ffr y iu - ■* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT II. J - U . ' J L J . g l B Tt front*,” the Inetltnta raid In anLife Insurance ,, ,, Paid ... nounclng the figures. "The pay- .Victory Gardens Florida I1a m 1 11e s moils In thl*.*t*U.-*»rt 10,.^ Are Urged ^s* Way — — g r e a t e r th an thos* o f the aatne order seed, 'e r tfille r and Insecti­ cu ltu ral' Economies shorted th a t favorites everr*horc. Snao beans, cide early. The fortlllxor aitulatlon tomatoes war* grown In about wax beans, beet*, carrots and la a a L a n w L u j i year a*n h a t +9—orrt -o f -vvrry IWh-gwH-n*. there should be enough for moat Onion*, radishes arul lettuce were pep pet *~ WeV* ''g c h e ra ll y" popular. gardeners. NEW Yf*RK * ITY. May 21,— period of 1944 en tirely due to T h e D e p a rtm e n t 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 e arly front ha* »howin a m aterial de- AP New»f,*turcs crop* and late ones, often fo r ease under a year ago. NationW A SHIN GTO N.—This yenr’s Vic-, policir. during IU f . r . t throe | ly, ,this h lt h„ , ny m „ has meant m many mil lopy Garden e ff o rt prohibits uj two o r three h a rv e s ts from a m* of dollars going to th e i :w! vi t h: r “.,$1. .iir L r ‘,.i:or d o iu r. to m * u> »>* bo the biggest sin rr the progtam slrrglo row, Details of succession i ' f O o n u v t h 1 301 • t i[M.li p la n tin g should be settled w ill families of service men killed In j l s r t n i in 1912. nt? * m t h e .......... ... ■dlllL’ I»« I in-1 in advance of the f i r s t planting ,,f action or who diet! in service. Rccsuse of high prices, the so Use ground can pioduec con­ of I tiwt V fiir . I In1 1 of Uli' These payment* are In addition to ■hottuire of canned vegetables s t a n tl y durin g the season. Lift* Irifl ill a n e t i Dp<’il v d l .'.I s 1 and Use prospect of a me.it E m p lo y ers a re urged to rnr v f l i ■it “ T b e s t ’ im vftum t* t h r those made under N ational S er­ famine for civilians next su m ­ r o u r a g e employee’* gardening, g r v u t e i winr »n*if t .’ l i t '. u n i I n t h r vice l i f e Insurance." mer the D ep a rtm e n t of A gricu l­ p erhap s providing the land and Of th e aggregate payment* In h I a r l i v t f t f>t| aill w a r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES ture e s t im a te , tbe number of plowing. The D epartm ent e m ­ V ktory G ardens will exceed 20 p h asises the Imporjance of e x ­ JOc per line for one insertion million— the high m ark reached perienced local g arden leaders. 09c per line for three insertion* in 1913. ich tjj the sucre** of the on>Much ntiii nr Ur 111 24 »i Ptif, 07c per line for 0 Insertion* The W a r Food A dministration Itraim is attrib u te d to these old $5r per line for 20 Insertion* Jays garden* will tie moro nec­ timer*. Minimum rate* . . . 30c * ms I'aia— Hifltf F to v irtl essary In 1945 than th ey were in T h e av erag e garden should oo I’ll ONE 148 OR flRING YOUR Ada to TH E SANFORD HERALD ■1911. wiien some 18.500,000 were j more pnslu etive this year. G arCount, five ward* to the line. Including phone »nd addreaa. planted. Victory G arden intoic.il den eis have Irn rn n l by cxoctiI tikr I'nlfh—F»r# !*«•# All adverliaementa for aituationa wanted will be charged for at the elumped in March 1911. when cnee w hat kinds of vegetables fit regular classified rates. the ORA took m any canned prod- j the needs and tastes of their Vm» rR iv ^ K iftllfB l uct, off ratio n list*. Then when | f a m i l i e s . -They also have learned irwisj rood xa Fits. the Allies sw ept across Franco w hat grow* best in various soil* that sum mer, many people us- t and how to fight plant Insects I'.saie-I'rrali, ( rlav1 numed the E uropean w ar wo.M (a n d discuses. II. it. c o r n c o . soon Ite over anil there would in; | Tito to m ato is by fa r the m in i LOST; lienunie black lealtiei InllU. S. T IK ES mid TURKS no nieil for a big g a id e n program i popular of Victory' G arden vegr(fi4d. Phone 529-.I. Rewind in 1915. t futile*. Rumpling surveys made M VM 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 y e a r by tile Bureau o f A g ri­ LOST; itiitmn Hunk No. 4 Jo house. ITinne 9122. will go to more fighting m m o*rrsephlnv tliuwn Birr. 4 I, lit. 1. sea*. Food au tho rities say G u t 20 A C R E farm tllwl, good flow­ Guldsboru, Sanford. rie n after war end* in Europe all ing wells, 10 acres rough land the garden s t u f f th a t cun bo I*aim Hammock Sanford, Fla. grown will be needed. L arge num ­ F . K. J J * . 1101 Park Ave.. LOST: In front of Hospital. W al­ ber* of service m m will not be let containing nci ounal pupci* Mil ii a hi i i » H - i r i i t , l'i;i; Rnnfprd, H a. Rhone fl&l-Vf. demobilised until both J a p a n and R eturn to Lieut N. W. hutchGermany a re defeated. F u r t h e r ­ lugs, Naval Air Station. lie10 ROOM HOUSK completely more, people In the liberated wind, ...... furnU htnl,. 703 Palm etto Ayecountries will need* large sup ­ nno. T erm s if desired. plies for some Gme. s ^ l ' A l METTO C A F E . 105 South The outlook for gardening m a ­ P a lm etto Ave. terials is generally good. Crops - - -----J ■■ ■----- -- * -U til I I I —liMlM of vegetable seed* last year wete 1930 F O R D , 2 door sedan, Can bumper In most mea*. T h n e may AIRED giiln for laundry be seen at 510 Palm etto after CD! 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. E l.K<'Till' carpet sweeper, good ;trd SL condition Phono 73b. JfRr C srlirr Ho«iarr4 till* state, $3,403,000 wn* u n d e r DAYS WORK. Ucatrlce Scott, 1234 ordinary policies; $379,000 (J| [II,S for Soitn Fountain, T «urhFactory Packed m mh 705 Locust Avi was under 198 group lift-* t n i l r ton ‘Drug Co |*illel*Mt ---I'InI/s Or MU sneo certificates; and 7T3.UOO was I'lnriUpIr U P H O LS T E R IN G fabrics, tapes Bulk under 3002 industrial insurance tries, ilumasks. brocalcllcs, u I'ftt Ibr I'rl .policies. good stuck to select from. R. The payment* in this state 8. llrow n. 2911 N. O range Ave. 1 lb 20-Mule Team compared with $11,528,000 under Phone 4953. I'tiala I. f I II. flee % 19001 policies in the pre war fiist ONE t'HKSTKOHE and bigh q u a rt, I oj 1941. S-i.der Sliced chair. 2511 Orange Ave. Phone For the nation ns n whole. I 4|t| Its* .IMII-nr Mini .. .. 7t:-\V ._______________________ 1338,780,000 wns paid n» death 16 claim* under 304,9(19 policies in Blue Label* |;i,17 (todge t'oiilie; the Mrst q u a rte r, compared with Ited with WBtei ltd .. t-’t l 7.7JK.tilHl under 343.44n noliriw W Swift ini Jli Trs-il1 II .till r n **',*%. v «. ■ii tin- curt vsponding pci tod of • .1 ill ' M w iim JI i I ntM inl 1 1 1 0 « w M * i li alelH, «f nvblr U 2(111, j l*»l tYnr Uf tiicsc, 1^25,29t.imp U> was under 98,919 ordinary polle­ \ ( lilt 1 tr m -liun tillints NEW ns $ Ifi.292.000 was muter 26. T u » *1 V\ \ f t l., ri g h t It* W M IS C E L L A N E O U S 5tll group policies; and $57. x M 1 ..ii t.ide invaMirements; 11c 194.900 wn* u n der 240.549 in Onv L'2 \\ » :.l. [ J E. D**J*eff, ____ duslrlal policies. 1799 MagU" }\n Avr. I'linlU U44I. CUItTAINH, Imc t«b!i’ «loth*. nciirfs. washnl. hUinfu?'! ‘*mj I ■| «|i»r|rnlMK BABY i AltKIAGE, goml cumlintrctclu-ij. 51H Mrliorivillc Ave lion. Ini ge. pro-u ur, 11 1m 1 wrk rhnlio H7*J. dint \V. A vt*. '3(1 RONV FUTIR1.E Ford, escelHO It HOW | | K IIK W IIC K R lent eoiulltiun. Plmne J R ’3. H i d V A T V IS I t K S m T K I ) VOUH nntu tn l <l«*."irr #m prtv.siy ____ Room iu, J.UU SN AS. when you buy vour insurance in riiuh««y mnUura »* pinciiy 1932 n U IC K 7 passenger Sedan from u* All policies » e Issue a m i rrAjun ted here. Kiu*iwla ftR’* Look* ttlnlo.i nrw . inside and f-ffliillwtt* m e luil 14**i** I non-B*»c***h|r. The premium you i 1 out. Y outl* be Kiirrv If you're pay I* all you’ will ever in- rc-J 41bon! your r ret lit »om **:n too lute to gel ih b fine rnr |>1iiv n r ni l1» t - ii iifikji i t . t*v nuirrd to pay. i 105 N orth Palmetto Ave. Phone will not lieiir of ymir iirmorMi llowevrt you nharv in the ' affuti si* There i« Ho cutler I" r ^ 5 3 7 1 ______________ tuvinga of tile compBify and i-ct i l i i i L a i t rieamrnt. ^ back * p a rt of the prem ium ini SUBS* KIRK to th e Florida Kt nMmnblc rrinlit n**|iiiri iiirlti* dividends S p o rt, iiinu Gulfport 7, H a No ro-makeiH tm money lunn1* You ran safely save oil voui $1.9(1 per year. Statewide hunt Vurinblti n«\ men; l'lun*. fire and windstorm Insurance by fng anil fishing news. New und FA M IL Y LOAN ( O . placing your Insurance with us. ' authentic.________ Florida Hank llltlf. Phono 3^ The fact th a t life in*ur%ncv companies, banks and gov ern­ ENGLISH made double shotgun, mental agencies accept mutual in­ 12 MDUirr. gauge, leather cate. 5 bo tea J HUY* pay cash for old irons, surance policies on pru|>ertlrs in sheila, J.lle Proctor, 008 i vacuum clennera. InodeM , re* ih e lli. $60.00 |5 ( which they arc Interested t* an earillcaa of crmilltlon. 210 F E lm Ave._____________________ impressive endorsement of m u­ fith S t, Phono 94R. tual insurance. PR AC TIC ALLY new small Story | and P M l i Piano. 703 P alm etto, These financial institutions with O V E R S E A S service linin’* wife millions of dollars invested in __ nvuilnlily (i, i are f"i children in real e iln te tnorlirugr* b a re t»i . B I X ROOM Spanish bungalow, ovrningn. Imne 2 1< 'V nf'ei their service Die best iegnl two utl'ei houses, priced rig h t, 5 .1)0 P.M counsel, account* ills und other by ow ners Term s. 607 Park I ____________ __ source* for determ ining the icut r uney Oiccn Ave. economy and • dependability of C a b b a g * . Ib 3c mutual insuranco. Duliart 49 THOUSAND laths. To Fight Rationing J l ts t’v tw l enough . . . but hum.-.drj flies end burring mosquitoes can mills hot weedier ■ hotrod ^ i Spisy 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, today! Pancake Flour ...... 7c Syrup .. pt. btl. .. 19c Syrup .. 5-lb glass 58c FOR S A L E - M ello-W h eat....... 13c LOST - (Jrape Nuts pkg. 14c FLOUR - 10 lbs 51c - 25 lbs $1.23 cJab/e S u p p ly EIGHT O’CLOCK 3 lb Bag . 59c HELP WANTED LOW PR IC E S B R E A D .... l'/2lb L o a f..... 11c L.At Table Supply You Get: Baby I Flour I can 7c Donuts .. doz. .. 17c 33c C offee Cake .... Pard Dog Food 10c Dundee Cakes .. Wheat Meal 12c Pan Rolls d o z . Soup Mix 3 for 24c ( ’inmnnon pkg. 10c Iced Bar Cakes FOUND- 5-lbs ChocSvrup rits 29c You Do Not GueHHtimnte quart btl........... 14c Whitehousc Apple Jelly A&P Apple Sauce Whilelmnse Milk 1 ‘ I^jlgtlicn tile" jffo qi 'tyour* rie^p- ned Urea by putting a reliner BUSINESS SERVICE in them. Have ju s t received a _____ ' ., shipm ent of theao In virtually By an expert -With sill alee*. Also, wo have the** WBLDlNGi 80 year*' mmerlanca who g u a r in truck slioa. 1 anteea every job. Would apA. »L PRKYATI trial. Temporarily Phone $104 . Seville, Florida iatttUd M 408Vi i . R. Welch. WANTED— ERVICE MAN’S w ife want* ettlon. Rcntrel office work, vr*. bookkeeping o*per)e Mm. Dona M u ’ Brant, blB 1st Kt- your car a t Kent's Specie' rata W ANTED TO RENT PU RNISHED house or apartm ent fo r th ree adults. Call Room 302, Vmldoa Hotel. Phone tt/4-W. R S S B - W . Owrna, Cltra,' Fla. want* job on C attle Ranch or 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." Sweet English P e a s ....... p o u n d ........ 17c Tender Crisp Carrois ....... b u n c h ........9c Fresh Yellow Squash ... 2 pounds .. 17c pound ....... 18c Fancy Tomatoes 1 pound etna...... 25c J | ' Fancy Winesap Apples .. 2 pounds .. 29c Large Iceberg L ettu ce...... h e a d ....... 15c •Ga. Peaches . . pound 17c Klim .... 1-lb. can 57c .... 2%-lb can $1.33 IM% I'a tr ll>draa*M lrg dexo S hortening .. 1-lb ctn. 23c .. 3-lb 63c Sultana Peanut Butter .... lib . jar ...r21c C arrots Ctlr Ann P a g e PIum Jam < - ___ ' f x\ 7 -iV -f — -— 1-Ib. j*r ;... 24c Mason Fruit Jars .. pts 59c ^ qts 73c doz. A & P FOOD STORE .W aiting For a 8*11 The Modern Msfahaaft Doesn't trait for 9ALE9 > H E ADVERTISES^ 10c ••» 25c ib 15c P eas 200 M agnolia A venue OWNED A OPERATED I T A i t f k t ’i enoop.-■ i m -s . : ; rY» V a 3 1 9c Ib Tablets 4-or 3 9 c 2 mat I Sani-Flush 9 3 13c fiotnoris Mb 12c Ca lf 3unkiil . Cuoan lbs 19c P o la lo e a 5 lbs 2 9 c 3 -T E-T- L E Y* 1 -T ' «1 O range Pekoe Tea lbs 4-OZ Pkg 27c _Gentlo IVORY SOAP ... Largo £ a k o - 10c IWnly Ground -'Coct:;oncd To Hdko or Fry 'v'V ■ M E A T L O A F if 2 7 c ^ 1 . 0 0 Sausage ib 39c W ieners ib 29c Oa Smoked tinnylamt Endless Link Sausage n> 32c Sausage' ib 39c — jm w - tyx - _J)Ih Creamy Cottage America’s Biggest Seller C heese TIRES TUBES BATTERIES FAST SLOW RECHARGING SEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING WAXING MUFFLERS TAILPIPES-— i r INSTALLED % ” Croakers ib 19c WbOr* Split lo l l .Dine Does Everything Sin 10c ism 23c • Mackerel11< » 31c D U Z Meats Quick 8uda OXYDOL Sm all Box^ lUC- l* ;;v 2 3 c Sunnylond lo o k e d S an ford , F la . wm 19c pint Cfl •St TH E G R E A T A Jk t TE A CO. i - ....... 11c In d ia O ra n g o Pokoo Toa __ . N- ( Geoigta P o ta to M 5 tlbsW2 3 ct as 13c Y am s pkg A S TO R Fancy N. C. P in C d p p lM 19 NBC -v Ib N es ftsd Bliss stk Larpw Punch C ro o k n tc k O n io n s 1 0 c Hattl< Roach T*za* Yellow "bch boxes M o n lera y G ta p « J u ts * rd Ave. • *i 4 f/BfSm -■ .1 ■ . n Matches W h eat Ptoih Dlacks rad Ib 21c S q s t u h no iid a C 's ltiy 5 Ha C ra llH o tv o r (•*t <•*««»•«*11») GAS Macaroni or S p a g h etti.... 3-lb. box .... 27c 'V PEAS THE ONE STOP STATION • Libbys Ripe Olives Chopped .. 41/s aOz. 13c Aaa I ' s a , ARE not- Any h e ad in tho Store ENGLISH Taney Caidornla Seminole Tire Shop Red Bliss Potatoes ........5 p o u n d s........27c A Penn Motor O il......2 gaL c a n .......$1.42 OUR READER) LETTUCE CORN • 5c Kitchen Fresh Green C a b b age....... p o u n d _____4c Talco E g g MaBh 2 5 -lb s.... Talco Growing M a sh ..... 2 5 -lb s..........$1.09 St. Coldabora. 2 0 -o z Jar California Crisp F LO R ID A F a n c y C aU lo sn ta LUBRICATION Grove work. COLORED ctrl want* laundi . work, no ironing. 1423 W- 141 x No. 2 c a n ....... 14c I tall cans ..... 35c Tender'Pole Beans Ib Carton . 2-lb. jar .... 25c New While Potatoes ... 5 pounds .... 27c S ROOM house on thrae lota, A TTENTION! 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. We h a v e . In stock recapped r*»ecngcr tires In alm ost all sixes; TWO NICELY furnished liclrooms, acmt-huth. Plwne 800 no |>ernilta are now required to pr 103.____ _ . ________ purchase these. STORAGE Garage. W A NTED; 60 hen* and fryer*. ■ tonga. Palm etto Grocery, 817 PalmeD tu Ave. pkg. 10c btl. . .. 8c No. 2 can 33c 1-lb. c a n ........7c Sultana Vinegar 27c 69c 19c 1-lb Bag Comstock Pie Sliced 4l/i*oZ. j a r ....... 19c A&P Asparagus Sultana Bed Beans n ox 19c Swift's Famous 3-lb. jar 68c Smwi) field Idmg (irain Rice Itajab Worcestershire Sauce IFOK R E N T - Jelly, COFFEE JEWEL 4 APPLES Ann Page Olives Y g r d . ________ MONEY cflkos Vjlf Pooda Guava 38c no 5 W heatiesi2 ox15c Scap 3 rireaklan pi Champions 25c Kaisin Bread I-lb. jar 19c .... 2-lb. jar 35c Our <Jwn Tea K-lh 31c 1-lb. 59c Wa n t e d - -ox gists 14c SAVE. pkg Ssreetheart Toilet Chase & Sanborn Dated 1-lb. jar 24c sf Beets Karo 29c » M . pkg 12c 8-ox 10c DuR’s Gingerbread. Mix 27c (iolden Pound .. 28c lb. L um ber Borax 19c Raisins 5 lbs 2 5 c Patna R ice ib 11c 79c 7c 21c HELP YOU Golden ' j i ;.< ' HIM , n i.... . - r r -IIr i’fq fa ra V — r*-; • •. * - *- -*< -^-5= / r • is-SfcjM 9 I'si ‘ ‘ • . I �N jr r r — «• If « » v i f h to b« freei If W* "lull la p rreerv e (e tio la te thoe* Inestimable privi­ lege* fo r which » « h i n been »o long contend in g— we m o s t figittl —r i T S U K ( H l" IX % o- Established # a o r AN in d e p e n d e n t % 1 1 HK Q *v V .* " m H O l' P School Art Work Recently Exhibited A t Woman’s Club 'p a r t were: Ann Haley, Dick Moss, Jam es Davis, Peggy W right. Ellen l.yon, and Sarah Hhnsell. “ Chalk talks" were given by Belie Ward, L arry Loeslng and s ie u e r . Frederick Kl oossstter. tn oils aifd Student a» rrtt w ate r color, and ink were were awarded to L arry L otting, Charles Dawson, Bob Callahan. Leslie Harvey. Betty Corrodl and Dotty Ann W hltner front Sem­ inole High School, and Holly Bivens and rFay a y Williams from Ju nior High, tlonorsbts mention was aw srdtd to Camilla Batten Josephine Michels, C arl Moss and r r , t r i e s ' i>» -frem the ................. School and to Raymond Hail of Ju n io r H igh School kc ' rite winners, One of th e ,t>rli Ijirry Loeslng, also won firs t prixa for a “chalk talk" given In „.sboK .~ftt . the . H igh leh w as sponsored by the “Celeryr Fad" sU ff. S™’i@Usd,b£S r. Blood Bank Calls For. 20 More Donors A call for 10 more donors 10 complete the quota of 46 or eight an hour for the n at bankT oo donaUopa to M thade T h u rs­ day a t th e offlre o f County N urse Frances Me Dougsl, w as today Julius Dingsounded 07 folder, ch a ir •Garden d u b of the program . “If you can’t fill his boots, you rann- fill his v e l a a ^ J s th o ^ W s n a kn>! M The «fS» <f0 ). im milking th# i ^ v t r n mlen cnt like nn effiel«?nt, kinoothly-j business *1 less cost end f e v v n personnel. m« B. : I t o '- B r H n , Claude Crumley > - -.O N NAV „ DUTY • W ilbur R obert Keeling of F lor­ al H eights who W ned th e N t t j cm March 30 ^ R e b o m i l U . UA (It 1 •«!« In le t) I'tr** yrnrrtrN B )»n f a r t r t l r i n -k I o k y «• mi I c f t f e f o r c e ti h1Ai 11r t b:i p diVpNc.11i<nf? t h c :• I l i*I a ft r a t l a c k I * a ida. j it ana L u am rrp iii led t hey H n i p p e d more* I H a n I.C tt . tciivc i»f ho rn h i m i I ' t i k y n 'a M a t tin* fiUe.ii b u t i n r * * d i t l r i f l a n d I h e im p erial i»ac r t n m e r i t ren ter. , tig Aigivcstsd **r#g*i Japntu“ i* futintiT laiiditiRS on Okitmwa anti tIn* Central China cm -t w e r e reported tiKiic A ilntl m fiintivnton ty U p to had Tuesday. Seminole ih ip p rj 4. it 15 Coon cars of celery as rom pared with I.Sfid last vear, according to t'hurleD. Slierman, Fcdernl S tate M ar­ ket N n rs Service repirsenlativr. Only two cars were shipped so K ' s b l l s s t S O b 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 P ark to see the formidable F t. 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’calam ity 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 la it Monday pitched, a 4 to 0 win over the Eastern A ir Lines team -at Miami Field, lim iting them to four hits. Ho fanned firs and did Sot walk a single man. Only one g ot as fgSas second bate. ■ ____ F b rt Pierce has for its L ie u t Nlek Wa«llk, fam _ American quarterback form erly With Ohio SUM University, who la st season played q u arter for the F t Plerco jtrid o u tf it The obtalaod a permit and a far Price A .B . Petvlned. How- P r o t e s t hy th e S eniifinli’ < tv f a r m H u r e n u UkfHMiot ii rulinK h y a n A F L u n io n " w o u ld c o m p e l all d r i v e r , o f ro u tin g tru c k s of produce tn mn m'-v Inch in join ihe iif ion liefore 1tliev would W allowed 17, unload th eir tru ck s la New York City, will be mode to Florida r e p r e e e n u t i v e , and senat.,rs in W ashington, and th. S ta le t n r n i Bureau will also ho re quested to lake up the m a tte r , it w« announced today hy M I. l ulluiii president of the c o u n ty k ,ji fiend* r *. tt her i,i l VI eii iein I 1ITIf r si u t t e r e d Jii sec­ hron<lcnAta 1 {<(i t* 11 l1 t. c "IT « .lil|i,tli"" i it an itir- U ■n "iiii;r they I"'"* mi.h • •liulo 1 wt! itf *!'»«• d 1 ik m nu a I Introduced ^|XLt. hu ^/J k . left ..f I f .Mill \ a mill 1 • ^ .11 .1. (In lln* wt*iT itiiml, Russell Lions vCommended l3 ’’ * la w w m v m m v m IhvMhifv t’f M Nlnrinrs L I'iVMhm nniirs ,* | y . ■ , A I i n IIN U I11 \J l 11 1 he H i d '7 T ,' ' r' « “ '■ . ^ , » t# l , .. 'm u t i n g High School tonight al, ,f “ c W k f' ,r W f P ® " uf I llln*f tt t*T,fll* dun. A„ m rln b # r, of th, Z of r.ftO |) - |> ()|* J I F i r aI I u n it ftiTitirr jriA i C rC C H l I OX ill" crease S e e n I*\>r Worker, Employer U T llC th r Sixth im put! m l puturtl .lin k < »■rt'l "iHii'lntf iwrT 1 H I 'K It ii «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 h t i t l u i Si t wgt «* nl Mitnnmi With Ml# chMvd Ituftf-ell, tUv litt't’fi ^. 1 hfe* hT iH Iiy |>%J1 H|if rtiic^ pro- V bill has . injc Year Are App o in te d ^ b ^ in ^ L io n iititv uu litu fiufth ail 1-oks* 7* C a s h i n g t o n . m » v 26. 1,7^ McihU m of th r . lothinir <*•»! Mui.iut* from Mr 4 Klmilu-th h’i'tioi stinunitlri* tif thr Ha^f'M*! 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 .• ■ I Ion * i lull, o f t a h l . l t 11d in l v c \ program of medical can- m»ui (ifrt n S f I iut ante, was Introduced in congress turn* wit* if v-i • Se s t e r d a y I.Y .t. by Sen and Hep W agner D ln g ell <l>, (D . M kh ) Hilf»|f thr Ttv*' pool, in h hi L .«1 - 11n it p | i f *ti ititftl tr 1> in • m<• 1 r*lnlt < ( Dm pm) f i l l Im * .» pfiui fo .lt Contribution- would Increase to f l o u t a p t ' n n L a k e MinniH* nn i 4 percent on employers' payrolls eYti'iiilw hm k f" tli* f ii 111out! I unit Itu * i’ll 1 f I-1♦*v ta. | e*I u l h A m e ric a n i percent on employers" pavronls II ■■llssM Us I-**- TWr-rl to }l|a pllhltl • ,r «'tt|.*Mtee|e*|*|w| in i hflii m m i , m r m l i tl by wi’f r K i ti if Indfty L mjti I ’ m t n l N u t ifin» f i r l l r f | I r h k r w i m e t* t U* in It'd t h u n k * to M’htvtt! D u t c h r i **. pupil**, Ii d y urmit* Niiviil o f f i n n U s tlohur^, itriil oths»t* w h o Imd h r d p n l 1 i niitkr-Thi* * 1 1, it diivs* ,*rs it ® " ‘ j f ' ‘ t’ f- * ■ • • # ■ -A Vocational S r h no ^ ^UUJ ltl, To Continue In June „ .e>. a. U l/s. njmi,.n^*th>rS> fnr e v r-n * e j iTi'nirre-l vtdin^ 4*ri «-f f I Ia* bti«ine<!4 wide "f t ht c*M|t g^ llrrrti.fi pc w h. n out* i n n n n 4 i o n i , r ’* from M*ni!ii"h i n tv Irnvf had to trn%«d io oiltri t unit In* tin o f f n d n ! I'u •D o "f ri % Ifi#€l I?.|f f 'i r P epartnifent. pay th rir <« in If to <i t r:v k i n d %tich ! t *** M a t:«» I£M,"ld tin* v hnvp had t*i U *- A i u r fti Col t{t h * 11•'ts( c t n i n t v t l.*rk Sr*. I ini! two months due*, a t !3 a month on general property holder*. 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 Inform ation received here from shipper’s representative* in New T h e S a n f o r d V .K utiim iil S c h iu jl w ill e o n i i n u u t h r o u g h J u n e w i t h M rs. It . C M ax w ell aa note teacher A nyone w i»hihg to e n ­ roll s h o u l d d o *o o n o r b a f o r r M o n d a v or Tuesday. June 4 nn.l 6, a s tho c la .- e , should have as Are You Listed in the Census? If Not, FiD Out, Mail Now! York. LYMAN SCHOOL The Rev, Jam es S. Haskins of the B aptist Church of Longwood will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for th* grad u atin g class of Lyman School, a t 8:16 o’clock Sunday evening in the school auditorium , i t waa announced by STlTt T. W. L aw to n .' .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. mush time 'as po.sthle. it was E a c h r e s i d e n t o r K e tn ln n ls County n o t c o n t a c t e d b y a c e n s u s r n u m e r a t u r w i l l b e In s t a l l e d If h r f i l l s out t b e b l a n k b e l o w a n d m a l l s u i Ihe H e m l n o l e C o u n t y C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e . H a n f o r d , f l n r l . 1 i O l v a n a m e s a n d o t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n r e q u i r e d h y la w , a* o u t l i n e d . »f a ll p a r s a h a erf a l l ■ r e s , l o r l u d t a g b a b i e s , c h i l d r e n , r a l a t t v e s . e m p l r i . e * . Aimm ti» ,nm• h l f * d ho Ip , h o * r t l t r a a n d r o o m f e n l i v i n g o n y o u r pr«*ml««> . . . who w..w *r# w .tnllslad M1, . w ,tn H ths *rm»d ______ o f *11 H iv lc________ ri who___ Itvsd In _____ yo u r _____ ho I p r i o r i o « n H a l l n f e In n a l d • # r v l c § > , Indlc m il nfe tn o r r u p a t l n n c o l u m n , w h e t h e r In t h # a r m y . n * r r . . m a r l n t t , c o a s t m m r d , m a r r h a n t m a r l n * . WACX. W A V E d . HI'AitN. n u r» « i* c o r p s , # t r . AH d a t * n r I n f o r m a t i o n g i v e n w i l l b a h a l d la c o n f l d s n c * . SAME | sr* Ik 1 ria###f IPfer# • ! |0 Traipsem n ii MRF'tRi tl## • 7 - a*’- / * A 1 ; ■• » *. -■ , - A L A B A M A -P artly cloudy to- g g & H ". AHU.HttSa AUB |. M i r "1..... • • announced today. Classes in dictation ami tr n n s criptlon, typirjf, with rtpecifel vmphaniii on O vil S orvlrr rxjun i nation preparation, a 20-hour c o u r s e In f i l i n g , a n d h o o k k e a p l n i c c o n tin u atio n , v> Ii I he offered, There courses arv nr Ranged prt marlly fur lugh school students who need a little e x tra practice to make them ready for job*. The Civil Service Commission Is now In nerd of a large n u m ber of office worker*, typist*, steno grapher*. bookkceiier*, and File Clerk* to fill Ijiosition* a t key nli point* In the Uiniled State* Hawaii. Any girl interested In going to W ashington for vrhrk should *to Mrs. Mnxwel] ami get particular* almut condition* th e r o and the a rr an g em en t* th a t h ave been made for th e comfort and aafelv of E girl* who go th ere to work for the Civil Service. i j * ABOARD CRUISER ABOARD THE U S 8 INDIAN A P0LI8 SOMEWHERE IN T H E 1 :'*•/' > WESTERN PA C IFIC , M a y 25. ■• ", i = • (Special)—A. R. H unter, q u a rte r m ailer, f i n t elate, U 8 N, to n of fi * v Y ’ ‘'y* )|T ' A R. H unter, o r Oviedo, Fla,, : fought aboard thla heavy cruiser when bar big guna pounded the ■ «v . ' * 1j enemy a t Okinawa ta avenge th# * , dark day* of 1942 when they ' T-T'i t % ■poke only defcnalvely ag ain st I i . t ;s . .. * the then-dom inant Japan***. t - ' i,m)tv.4 ,1”‘l " ' » u n » a r e In t h e b o u t The open -ea«ori fur taking of ulligtttnra, according to A tew rule adopted hy Ihe game com mission, Is Ju n e 1 to Feb 2K and the cloned season is Match I May 30 inclusive, he said Most fishing licenses, whicl. a n f(ir „n,e ,.,ari year. ur, ,* ,,,, 0.1 It ncgln nlng of the cith er at the : linns so*son or a t the s tart of th r hunting season In the Fall, us it is easier for sportsm en scenting licenses to rem ember w hrn they expire by gettin g them at those times. Rev. V, H. Grantham Concludes Pastorate I.ions ('luh Ireaffue Plays World Series Buys nl the I.ions' (Tub spon•uriil Junior Itusctiall le a g u e will hnbl then Win Id Seriev" game at - 10 o'cliH*k tonight at the i nUcfroiit Dianiondbair"i'ark when the pennant w inning t*uhs m eet a ti-nm of All Rtnr*. Bill L u d­ wig will set t e ns umpire. f>u Saturday th e 1 inns will p u t tut a lik'l Icnke at Sunlando fo r ail l e yyss belonging belt t o the b a s e b a l l league. Th a r e nxnmsted to mrot at 1 3t) 1* M lit the N in th S t r e e t Bali 1‘n r k , \ r h c i v tirr(* w i y be picked UP Joe Mettih is mariugrr o f U)C All S ta r s ami R K. Kipp m an­ The Rev. V. 1! GranthanK who ager of the f ul>s »ll£) The linen accented the pastorate of the A I. I. ■< ‘ %lth im . Hanford t'h r lit ia n Church during Dei i I<1 P -n n ln k th f Cl* l|«4 P I September, 1941, will preach his WHI* HI a (fill i% III . Ormhftitf cloiing sermon io tbe c o n g re g a ­ U’h l l r . 211 .... L * t i E l n i tion Sunday m orn ing and all ID-Hi- r 111 member* of Ihe church a re urged 11 a, Mr [ft n l rtu Ifiiiipeli ta be present. u rr# OF Rev. G ra n th a m today Invited iPm '"if b u r n I.K „ Carte; X ■hi* friend* In Sanford t a hear Tlwi* ,.S !S the message in hie evening *cr mon a t 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 farew ell message. During hia pastorate, Rev. G rantham ltd the- church in pay­ ing off a debt on the church building of tong atandlng. Il« reported th a t grow th in the church, while not phenomenal, ha* been gradual, wtth a number of additions, and the church in­ come has become nearly double w hat It was a t the beginning of bis ministry. Luilwlir X Home On Leav6 Jack Benton S 2-o i.as home on a 0 d a y leave Balnbrldge. Md. a f te r 10 training, tie will r tp o tt further orders. Sgt. IHHlg returned ta Taweon General pltal, Atlanta. G a^ for treatm ent afte r tre n d in g a CM valescont M B f furlough e f e i Mwith l hie i l n i aed family. -i-vtai * ' " «*«' ‘1 j _______ _____________ - — ---- I t - 1reduces! In Bijf Demand Felt For Fishing LicenHes v <£r«m .. tnwm ttie l.egtulotur* wt TnlDtUMree by c il l. Kill’d F. H >le SanI 3 d uhteh will rovidc ‘w u t l t y One-Fourth In Warlxtan Rained Here mm j - ' "in ( Ivdr !(u in n*•y for domji 'fi wfintlrrfui I*i#* uf Hiithlri|f collrtl ion fui t • HVwf S ' - m o p p in g t " 1m unit fom H1MUNTING Al BUSS fH ’FN 1 H IIM 1 S l lie ,, r e,i u U U ft"'1 *",irnn l'r l’1" Mi si 'M y f mil" l whili* m « k h i v t h e d a * h I - ‘ * more ii n * lie p a n r i I i "VhIfs , U K „ln anil Unite.1 Spanish War ^ ft tu n v* hi t h ......... Iltlll I h i t I I*V*4 , the S tate Veterans arc requested to meet nU ttfv-i m .... ................... In 1 ntrv |t-u\ r , , .D p i ) tn |" pulatloT \ .Sunday morning St 10:15 o'clock fU i 1» I 1 .. tinted Itt .* nl , hp p , f th S l r „ t , n l r * m . of \1 *, 1 'b. M , i- .......... ll.lu ld p i r . t Methodist P hu reh where the i . , . f f i n e | ... 1 ■ Io- (» r« l > d « he 'A lo is hr a d .1 farm tmreau. M r m o n a l I l a v services will be tf mil'nlird tin ('age I h f r| I Iskti.sp th. Tins decision to p ro te s t what , 0,1,1,,cted hy the Kev Jo. A from W i t h t h e 1 t h W a r l o a n d r i v e . i" Hv into .1 la |et med nil Unfllll Jill, lice on (Jlolle I d uf i ho k ", 11 , It M . two week" nit!, Sennit" le i t unit) *l*d | U Ml* k i Ihe p u l of the New \ c t l - Jtibor _____________________ i m in t ) !•' i .»• h ►m m ! ) coinmitt* tv litIi hfei attained none than u q llstle i 11it nhfli Villi union, w:i* r e a d i e d motitVsiJay 1 11j j r r ! i ,t | i n n ’d to trav el on SK W rat BILL ruutlmii** hit t nt"i»udoa»n nl w ork e v e n in g at a sp e c ia l F a r m Burr o i i n l v b y * i n r - -. L r \ m n l t h e l i m i t s T A L L A H A 8 9 E K , May 26. (Spe- o f its quota uf (376,1X10. accord­ A n td n lM itn f It tfii U v a p in ie p l i i u w i t i r h h e l i t i ldl euu m eeting held in the office c ia ll— Rep. W. W. Ste w art, of ing tn F dw an! F. |jvne. publicity ion \ in o f 111 The frr- h 1*ut n tin-. fi<»hin/ e.ff»«.*, f..r of County A gent C. tt. Dawson, Fort Slyer*, introduced a number director of the county War H in ttw* iiifikin^ lei mill t o t ! r "•*, t h e u i m o f 11 en p r t ’flf iit n n l or nl h tn n lv of t h r -PAKIIfl op. fii'il on Mat 1f» mil Irn doll tit For a number of year* the of hills In th e house yesterday Finance C omm itter. •! " - i n iim l fiv e bint** "Wtu <iai 1 a MM 1 **inci* 1Mmi time* II l"g III* ll m( | I'CTl union would not allow drivers of for the city of Fort Myers, in­ T otal bond sales up to Friday way The t - ) O' f ofirlit inn i** I h e pr* w 1f '"H #|‘"1 t ^1iti»-n -urk irihT fi. hnth? Ii vRhii- !•> hi i»-, | .i**i t ** l*e out o f- sta te trucks of i n - l u c e t« cluding one to uiithoriie const ruc­ noon amounted in but | 2 t 3 , -i:trt illnvv tin ti. r la ln l ri'iixi’i hi* !..... n* i"" *• ■1 .it tils* | unload in New York, hut f u r ­ tion of a sewer system * , * - 1dt ii »■ for 26, Mr l.nne revealed J. , Ihirin^ *. d ih»; tin "ffit .* of • ".ml \ Ju.lg. »{ W 4.m|,f \ i I | The Fort Myers sewer lull le nished union men at ( t 36 an Of the total, the S a n f o r d A t t w l*lit U'», l.M Wits .1 NVa r r hour to ilo the unloadine, said similar tn the Tam ps elty hill and Mantle N ational Hank repotted Si** t s., 11 ,* I part* \v Irntiun Km thr t*e*fir f it "f n t ii fi* 1 .f liii^ l* Mr t'ullum . Now the union, bills by several other cille-, and s a l e s n f f 1 0 3 , 3 9 2 f>0 a n d t h e .erv |-0|ild*M -i • ih a r c and pirni m i * 1' P' short of help, annnunres It wi.| roofers powers on the cltv eu- F l o r i d a S t a l e Bank. (65,4 50 vi»lem o * I .1 Ul"-** oiifiilriilui • f*l i - . l l c ' n iinches i 11 i if." t discontiiuiP this tall t.u-ud do- <thorilles of F o rt Myers i <i con^ lift ti"- i I..f Kim Mu I ui'i-« •. ill Dike 1 I Kill* 11 T h r Hanford Post tiff Ire re nful J- r •*- 11 W iil+ t I ornrii' *•i-11' livery" „n,b have <t*iart-d Dial l struct sewer lines within the d t y 11 w | ot “i- f. ported spies of (23 ,5 (1 X 7 5 tin ( «MIUt V i ‘i P»?r Til Ilii; AUU"or> drivers may themselve- unload and disposal facilities m>!dr or , I•v •he (itiv ■ ti • l M ay t , A ltam o nte t'osl Office side of th* city. city ( »ei u if r A S | »I-**r t . »•Iit y | ■**» t «■I their p r o d u c e on c ondition t h a t outside tic.* ' n i n e l a w As In the other bills, th- work reported sales o f 1 2 6 2 6tl a n d o n 1 -Vitlt.ml hpi'r-m. xf t h e f Join the A F L * unloo. ii to be financed by revenue bonds the ea/nf d a te i^yugwivd . I’ost-g Initiation fee for Jjiinln-' the •ml nf 1 1 n o - p a r t o f ’ the tb*l 1mpdse<f Office reported total snl I m u l , rm r i u i t l e r li u w m a n y p c i _ _ -fn>—tfiO .rid 1682.60. . J * th re e fltdtU i c iT y b r i e f s Z ,T Ight and fleturday. Continued nlgl warm. ‘ F id ) RID A —P a rtly cloudy w ith ■ ’ - * ' . ■ . ' -- * i does not little tarn pen. to re change tonight P.* and ta ll any and S atu rd a y ^ tk m tta red shower* i . ; , 1and J td r L i eraoa, S ecretary, «_ farm er 1 Up ill to r * , li t las lift! 11111* n t h r un wit Idly l4 U U i i ivc* brunch "A w**|l o r f a m t e d executive otarch will ire more efficient H e le n t t l U PFC , NEWSOMB FREED Pfe. J , C. Newsome, who was made a prteM kf of w ar ih G er­ many a f te r he w a s reported missingi in action on Feb. 28, »— been releaeed, according to informat Ian relayed by th* Red Croej SLAUGHTER P ERMITS ta hia m other, M rs. B. Newsome 809 W eat N inth 8 tr e a t July I I . th s la st day fo r fa r- of Today M n . Newaome received w are ta obtain slaughtering per­ a le tte r from her eon Informing m its tinder OPA’a m eat control her he w as well an d hoped to bo t f . i if homo soon— ---------------- e t th* O r e s t __ % iih d S ixty Mustang- figh ters and Bill clfirk C 1MK j ^ lihei ni It *u1 ,ks a* Is m «.> Ihe 4.*■ ashed iti-i sis u. weeks ago, | f congress for eulhorlty to mgke f»rnuim*f.( rriiangss h « n g « f t fend o n ^ O lD U pennuner.l and cconbOll- 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 C o d n t y N u n ! T raining Station, north f t ■ tliru u v h to w n - a f e w S n p i ’i i, a t i e . s e s a t t a c k *h I th»* T t * k v -* -«ir.i -i ill ►rmuildfpr* Hip ft Mtii i n f 11*21* m i d w n r . „ U I C a m - sw ept Celery Shipped Truckers U n i o n a n s For Expansion Of £>'s , ^ 2 ' Ki* .ek For Good Work This Year May Is Denounced By V '7^ -& JS 3r 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- training tnatnw lor a t tb e station. Th* gam * la admission free and the public la Invited by th* N avy to attend. . man o f W ar M den Club, Mra.^ end chairman i M il K it 123. Tokyo Rad ioA nnounc* t*s Airborne Japs Land On Airfields, B l o w Up Planes Marines Race Death During Okinawa Advance in , rm * > , T h e big p o w e rs w e r e r e p o r n , li- d u y to h a v e l i n e d u p e n o u g h v o t e s hi t h e U n i t e d N a t i o n s c m f e r c n c s to block a n y c h a n g e i th eir a b so lu te co n tro l of th. w o rld m a c h in e r y d e s ig n e d to p n serv e peace. ’J h e d e c i s i v e S<w approached a* th e conferenc e n te re d its second m o n th (pr S e c r e t a r y o f S t it* S t e t t i n l t t s ly tu rn e d fro m talk s w ith P re sld fi T r u m a n in W a s h i n g t o n . In W n s h i n j t a n a C o n g r e s a i o n fu n d i n v e s t i g a t o r s a id t h e 0 1 rllrtw iH h a drastic c u rta ilm e n of in d u stria l sugar w h ich Wit rut th e m an u factu rers to ho t h e i r 1!>4 4 s u p p l y o r I s t S . T * n e w r e d i i e t l o n will Iso e f f e c t ! ' Ju l\ I. - a i d a la w m a k e r wt1 a s k e d o u t t o be n a m e d . H e s s ’ he d i d n o t k n o w if t h e r e s t r i c t ! , w o u l d tw e x t e n d e d t o h o u a e h n <uynr suj p lies. 1 In P a n s th e F rench F o r i'.’ A ffair* C o m m itte e re c o m m e n d the g o v e rn m e n t brt-ak rclattu r w ith S p ain am i th at F r a n c e p to I n»e p , o t h e r A llie s t h a t m s r In* t a k e n til | . , r r r t h e r o v i j n a t i of <i e i i e r a l i a s i m o h r a n c o o f S p e l l . e a the 1 The recommendation asserted L uencburg vfll* 88 hours a f t e r l hia poison sulcld* d eath . It w as I generally suspectod t h a t fo rm er Nifil F o reig n M inister Ribbentrop — the only high N a i f hot y et ZH r o o t u r t d or reported dead » u somewhere in the British sector in northw est Germany. At K utib uh el, G erm any G en­ eral Karl Oberg. form er chief of < r . all G erm an 9 3 and police activ i­ * 1 ties In occupied F rance was c a p ­ tu red at m ountain hideout by the 101st Airborne and 42nd divi­ sions. He w as known as the "B u ta h e r o f Pari*.1' H im m ler died w earing onW h it socks. He had been stripumi for exam ination. T h e examining doc­ tor, looking f o r concealed ooUon, The fit at of America's fighting general* to arrive from the Kuril Pi lime roglni* w*t no different put- hi* f i n g e r tn H im m ler's ran h attlefro n t. Griu-rul Courtney H. Hodges, Comm ander of ihe from the erstw hile Fascist gov ear mouth. Himmler Jerked hark and rmierrl of Italy la-fors its stir I,f)i Firstt Arm y, u 111( 1*1\ iuiaihI by new a t men mi Nrw \««ik bit on a tiny phial of ryanide T h e G e n e r a l n i n t l e ait K n n f f i c i « r ’ M o p - o v e r in N m N - I. W *m ten .in It t e r t u r d the Spanish jr#poslasslum he bad concealed in f o n l l n u i r i K on tn hi- 1 mtn luwn, jktlnutn, fla . where a » if.i m e a i n t* iiu c r tn w o r l d d e m o his mouth. Civic r « ‘*'ptnm ^ a ** phinnrtl In h u honor. T h e G eneral t*•I•i M***im*i *i a v y B ritiih Second ard headquart- th at « “ irnml iirttportlf*!!*' «*f his f«mou* A rmy fernup "ill L,. t .♦ I l s a ll s s H m rage T k m ) Itcthrr ajjairi when hi** unit moves to the* K-Aftfrth Them!i r <f \V,u under' his enmmand. 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 rarim r In . the m onth ;o keonimt the g rade up and a* a result n good percentage of U. S. No 1 grade A t the W oman’s Club program, Is being shipped from this see Mrs. Davis' third grade a rt and lion. The hulk of shipnw n.i <*ill orchestra clasa presented the cease nbout Jun e 10, it is preStory, “Copy Kitten.** Taking ilieted. M 'O ' M em ber A ssociated P ress OPA A Is R^portedPmnReport * rt' a• ninff Drastic Cut In S u g a r Allotments French Hit Fralict By Dorothy Harrison Mr*. Mildred Babcock. art Instructor of Seminole County schools, recently presented a pro­ gram of entertainm ent and an tx h ih g of a r t work of her stu ­ dents a t th e Sanford Woman.’.* Club. The exhibit w ai la te r on dis­ play in the window next to Houmiliat and Anderson* store, w here it attracted much a tte n ­ tion and drew much favorable comment. I t was moved to the Sou the (da Prim ary School and then to Seminole High School. Aa the resu lt of the downtown display, several pictures were I a i t i | MV. n e w spa pe k “Butcher Of Paris'’ Karl Obcrg-, Taken A live A t Hideout; Ribbentrop L o o s e f J h S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . F R ID A Y . MAY 2 5. 1945 ■■ ■ ■' ' ■ » • _____ I'JO S •ft « a f OnToContfolJ^psSendReinforcementsT o Of Peace repce Plan Okinawa, East China Coast ■ — Army officials today re­ mained undecided w hether to hold a funeral for Gestapo Chief Heimrich Himmler in the presence of captured German m ilitary 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 H E A D ­ Q U A RTER S. May 25, (A P ) i p 1 n s s n i. VOLUM E X X X V I il h IM lk«. tl WUU aytr ttIU eir-Se P*!» II s r e ta a t lv a nJa (if IMIk.kM bl. IttM* I 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. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 23, 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/7466eb0334a38b291f514856a0e617a1.pdf 76994d8fb2a857e2167a5c8a9aa833b7 PDF Text Text RAGE FRIDAY, MAY 1*. 1945 IMF .HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA L IG H T >i fv irr officer, Lloyd F . Boyle who lit busy v.'itb legislative Ameriemi Legion ‘I ilutira Hit Senator at Tallahassee, of third rice Holds Statewide tj i.lwo i !•confinement t ! .liU - Forrest Gntchcl to bed with hack injuries, no Meet In Orlando [ it .*tailattni, of officer* of the and Auxiliary will take I'ljiic ill the niectinir, but will be postponed until sometime prior in June 17. Mr. Field said. (ierman Submarine Surrenderw To U.S, c l a ssifie d a d v e r t isin g J1,’ ' " ,. ,, Iment rates 10c per line fur one insertion 08c per line for three insertions 07c per line for f> Insertions for per line for 20 insertions Minimum rales . . . 30c I'H O N E l i t OR BRING Y O U n Ads to T H E SANFORD H ER A LD Count, IGe words In the line. Including phone and address. All a d i r r li s t m e n l s for situ ations wanted w ||| be ch arg ed for a t the teg u la r clatoiflrd rales. FO R L O S T S A L E — ~ 11. II. PO P E CO. U. K. H U E S and TU B E S MODERN »oll located huuxc. i'Hono 0 122 . l room 20 ACRE fau n tiled, goml ‘lowlug wrIU, l<> acre* tough land Palm llaniiigwlt Fin. F. K. K U . 1101 P ark Avc., , Sai:f*u <1. H a . I’hone 061-W. Mill r man rie«-d. c the -putt i; Ed ser . I'o >iiin •si** o y 1! cmi Jtvh•' *' *, y’ - LOST: Wallet. Prince G ardner, acam leri, containing valuable p a p e r s , overseas jonvenir* Clarence B. Knnpp. Itolurii w allet to dtiift board. . . There w in no indication w hether < the dead Japanese were civilian in i military personnel. Under the * Xinnurnl code, Japanese arm y off i rrts commit hars kirl la t h e r than lie captured. Fieri Routed Ingram also released th a t three week. Iwfore G ermany rapltulaed. a -tiling U-laiat fleet headed for the U.S. east coast wns inlercepl[ ed and m uled by one of the moat powerful ta s k forces ever lo ope­ rate in mld-AUsntlc. From p r i­ soners, it was learned t h a t the wolf-pack hod orders to blanket tb< east const from Maine, to L OST: 21 in d a r k red. double bar. Belknnp bieyclr, liecnse No 26. Saufoiil, 1940. Chromium fender*. I’hulie 1241 or T.'ili-.l after fl PM . ROOM MOUSE completely LOST: Beil J e n c y Pig, male R cwnnl l<> fim let. Jxhrt J Smith furnixln-*! 7n;l P alm etto A ve­ P.O, Box 1.61 Sanford. Fin nue. I f n i * if ileaired. LOST Ration Rook No L Jo N IN E i'AlU French windiiwx. i(’[diinu lirown lUfr* J 1. Itt 1. fully glared, Inna* h u id w a r i. CIoIiIbImji u, Sun ford, i.'j.OU pci tifth Geo. O. S w o r n , lit. 2, Silver l o k c . Sanford. ■ vi av n it/ a A u iti/n \V A i N 1 E L ) — ADDING machine* th a t dividr. H l l i L I 10 iuiitiai't iiiul iiiultlidy. 11295lnc|uiro a t Celery City Printing Co. COI/XllED girl* for laundry work. Regular hour* and wage* Apply In i>er»on, Seminole MODKL A KOKlL *cooil linm. County i.uu iu* v Co., H|9 W fHirfuci condition Phfinr i ■* :ir.[ St. TWO W H EE t; T R A IL E R . *o:i PO RTER and maid Motrl Moit Palmetto Ave ti /t im a U P lIO I.M 't.L I M I T ies, ditmu •'<■ • BUY B O N D S a n d SPEED TOTAL u ir . t il a gimd stock lo S. llruWP. . i l l WASHIN GTON. M«v IB. (Ah A 1600-ton Germ an nubmarin* <iiUllti for J ap an wan captured by il.o U S nuvy last S unday carryintf (h ire high lultw affe generals, Germ an plane equipm ent and to o Japanese who bad committed barn klri. Diim. Ingram , cominnniior In chief of the Atlantic fleet, revealed Wednesday. Unfolding long-secret details of the Allied campaign to lick the . U-boat menace, he told a news i coiifen nee th a t the G erm an ] vr**et surrendered 500 miles east H f Newfoundland. U.S. officers • were sent nlionrd to prevent saj botiige and It Was taken to j Portsmouth, N'.H. Identity of the lu ftw affe g r a ­ erals was nut immediately avall- 1930 I K>In I. .Sedan port me nt. I’hone i 6 ROOM IKIl xE, newly painted, cntn nlctrh furnished m in fui u n lu il. Venetian biiiul*. ele elite le f rlg c ia tu r , 5 actus, one acre mini: with spring and running watei in homo. I’hono r . , .-y-'it TRUCK T IK ES We now hnvo in stock Norwalk Gobi S tandard truck tires in the C U R T A IN S , lace table cloths, following s ir e s : 000*10— 0 ply 706*17— 7 ply | scarfs, washed, starched and stretched, 61H Mcllmivtlle Avo. 000x20— (l ply 7 3 5 * 2 0 -1 0 ply 060* 20— 0 ply 990*20— 10 ply t I'hotin H7H. 700*20- - H ply 64f/x.l<k— 0 ply i 700*20— 10 ply 695*16— 6 ply | IIORROW H E R E WHERE 700*20— 8 rlv 716*16— 0 ply p r i v a c y is k k m p m t e d 7f>0*20- 10 ply 745*10— 6 p ly , YOUR natural desire fur prtvi.ry 795*16— 7 ply 74rr*,17— 7 ply in nioncy molter* is strictly Thexe sites can lie shipped or de | respected hero. Friend* ami livered | rumptly Where we do relatives are no t questioned nnt luive an •-vtabliahed dealer. about your credit. Your e m ­ Will ba glad lo hear from tire ployer or hualncss associates d ra t era. nr parages, who aro in ­ will n o t hear o f your personal terested In Ituvlng a good estaliaffairs. There Is no cause for llshed tlru agency. We alto have em b arrassm en t. In stock a fair q u a n tity of p a s ­ Reasonable cred it requirements. senger tires, tubes, and batteries: No co-m akers on money loans. also I ruck tubes, Variable pay m ent plans. DISTRIBUTOR FO R NORWALK FAMILY LOAN CO. GOLD STANDARD TIRES, Florida R ink Illdg. I’hune 33 T U B E S and BATTERIES. A. M. PHBVATT, SEVILLE. I BUY, pay c s i h for old Irona, ' FLA. PHONK 2104. vacuum cteoncra, toasters, regurdless af condition. 210 E 5th St. Phone D4R. tSj>fsN tut l u t e in n ft, -c tititli n g tln ry o f n one tv it 1 f .m i hip p i s ­ til p a r k i n g S i|u u rr Y ard -piI f i r e ! SUPERIOR im OADFELT Saturday Evening Cover your Hoorn with beauty! Superior Duality broudfell In a varloty of beautiful colors lo ruled from. An attractive ami practical covering for bedroom, living room or dining room. WANTED— W A N T E D to buy: O r Rent, studio ^ U p r i g h t piano. Phone 472. ' PLAIN or foncy actvlng. J u a n i ta f t r e r n . i U T ' W . - t r r . - H t . ------ W A N T E D : 60 h e n s ' and fryers. P alm etto Grocery, 317 P alm et­ C E L E R Y CITY KEBTAURANT resumes 60c f l a t o ‘lunches. to A w . • .f TO BUY: late model Evlnhtd# 22 to 00 II.P. Advise year, H.P., g rice, eomlllion. J. W. Rowe, IFOR RENT nterprlie. ATTENTIONl Service personnel and vacationist* — Apts, «*nd ONE 1936 Chevrolet truck, 167" W.B. closed cab, with or with­ rooms two blocks from Main out closed body. . Exceptionally St. one half block of ocean by good Urea, excellent mechanical : day or weak. Phone 010-R. 708 condition. StrleVl*nd-Morrlson, Broadway, Daytona Hssch, Fla. FURNISHED ROOM In private hom4, 607 kfmrnnU* At*. ■»BUY SPECIAL GRADE CHICK* Hatched from high type U, 8. FURNISHF.D apartment a t 3<M Approved ttillonim tasted mat* DISTINCTIVE ADDED “DAFFY DUCK” MAHOGANY 1JEDR00M SUITE - _ • - WELDINO: By an ax part with 10 yaar«’ ««oerlcnce who gaax* enters avtry Job. Would ap- USm J > w t F - L J Q i / l 3, t } £ !• ** * LOCKERS BED house or spsit* o#n, No children. Pcr- collapsible si Uon. gantnd office work. •_ idaoma 18th -Caatury bedroom .suit*. Ut rich .ma- Hero’s comfort of the moat luxurious__ TtogTny veneers with other tvbods. HWId eyes of all devotees of liood taste. Atvanity, bench, Simmons coll springs, in: tractive Coverings, spring filled ctistress, 2 feather pillows. frames BUSINESS! SERVICE and wife need furnished BIT. WANTED— nant or housa lmmsdlaUiewe* w l i Mti . Cockrell, SERVICE MAN'S wUy want* ’ Comfortable Lounge Chair and Ottoman VillNfSr BICGUI 0 $ftb7 STAlM WHIlfRS’ BiGCIST (ViP lltrp are twine of #cmt h , * i\* . V » Ill UTlLm r CABINETS F.'* JACK BENNY • JOB B. BROWN • PAUL HEN* REID - JOAN LESLIE - ALAN BALE - JOAN CRAWFORD - JOHN GARFIELD * EDDIE. CANTOR r i 1^1 _._______ .1 __ • i. • • I ' �> t* e u tfn rit If w* *U h to be freei If « • wish la p (r»» rt« U rio la te those inestimable privi­ leges fo r which w# have been so long con­ tending— we m ast fight I —r i T U I l H I1 K.HHT KaUblishcd 1908 VOLUME XXXVI :U AN IN U E I'E N U H N T NLWSI'AUKH “Truman Says U.S. Preparing *To Finish Japs Altar-Bound Bogart And Bacall Mt'iuber" Associated I’resH M MHKR 121. £ewfWorkMarines On Okinawa Scale On Projects Last Ridge Defending Shuri Many Suggestions Of ~ IManningCommittee -Pushed; Others U n­ der Consideration WASHINGTON, May 21,— ® (AP) — President Truman Jtold Conirresa today that American forces are prepar­ ing to strike the Japanese with "overwhelming" power. Speaking at the ceremonies at which he awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor to Sgt, Jnke Lindsey of Japs Have I a i s ! Over 18,000-Men TryingTo H o l d Okinawa; 100.000 On Luzon Marines Blast Japs From Ok ip aw a Cave Hideouts Pi ogress toward securing those city im provements rcrom m rinded by the City Planning fo m m ilM c such ns a swimming pool, r o t loom - fur while and Colored pee de in the business section, a new ius terminal, a new p a rk a t the south end of the City, a rec^e^ lion | rogrnm, n trailer park atid 1 other Miggrsietl plans for the future of (he city, was reported by Muyor Edward Higgins, a f t e r the l tty Commission hail gone over th e planning committee's Tepoil l e u H Lesher Is rhairhtgn ul lie i it\ r u n n i n g Committee. Mayor Higgle s today pointed out ill detail the items gtvau ■onsid, ration and what the City ha- done about them as follows; ■ ' I . T h e City, did nngage gn a n lu t e e l and hits the plans and [ -peclfli allons for the construction of a -w inimirg |ool, and these plans a re now in the hu n Js of an e>tnnater to determ ine th# I’Ahmiilril CUM. There him lx*ten no orpr* all Idun fm thr he nut if mil. ion of th# t ,t v iirjfrrtrd . I r.< -a! itier |*,n:l Font I' IMU 1m*ri:i removed, nmj m llivri Line hu* betp 1 I111) rm i* ihc uppestHour pro perty, j pfi.rin -rsl lo tit* a•a S i 'o o i Hill ITU*tori A1 a IB a v . . p M VN11 Mj i .M. ( VI*) — Brig t.rn Jamr* Dalton. 15, nm* of th r A rno “ ounces I JlriHTlU. HAN kiilu'l tenLiy h r ei JapatifM' tniper on mirth Luinn iwInnB. t.m u ra l Mar \ r* Ihiir fiiiiioiim««l I Hf • • Accord Reached Rev. Carpenter Among Big Five Tells Rotary Of Need For Accurate On Regional Plan Alaskan W ealth Census Totals Is * .. u ir . . „ ni n it * • „ Improvement Ih Sum Undeveloped Kosour♦Shown By Higgins (\ v o r D ifferences' ceS In Vast Terri- | Hll lt-.-*l* w ill 1 lu t\ 1,1 ( Ih. | I i;t moii tr v in g In li-*M l i u - i - l u m l I’n k y n r o |H H t o i| a n A llio il t u s k i n n i* h a s h r nt.-il t o w a r d s o u ’ li o r n J a p a n u h ilt* stt|H*rfiirllr — ^ -v.inuti m«i . minus Hi l Ilf* v\e* luin i ntriiiu lo !hr in* Inntl n Thu i n (Muiu'0 shnw^tl Dili*!”* uf it! .1 '®h»tmiif thu rim, 1J!■*' li* ini’ i i •*l!it r iimTI* 1 hofl^lt'h 4 Mil a l ‘i> u 1-1»nu J in' Inn t .......... . I1 i tl® in in (11 •iY11®* M 1 Miiiiiui nri th* M *i • ..1 ]«•! t I lu­ *nnjir|g|f,| |'re«a A i|iii. ki lling in ih,- buttle fur Okinawa um -ui'ii today ns Muriiios sinliil iho l a s t riilgi- itiiiniiiut it,)* slim i. tlii* central fi.rti.-i* • ( iln* Nip. I Luccdale, Mis*., the P residen t asaerted " This I* s proud, moving occasion for every American. It follows complete victory of the j Allied forces over a powerful e n ­ :: - ih .o Y V em y in Europe, It finds up s t r i k ­ v. lu tn ’ ing the dev astatin g blows in Pa- * elite. We are p rep arin g to strik e th e m later In overwhelming fores." T h e Presidential presentation a w a r d at a jo in t congressional S C R E E N TOUGH GU ^ Humphrey Bogart and movie n c tr e — Lauren session set a * precedent. Lindsey (th e I-onkl Uncall a r e full of smiles ns In- pins a co rsage of ins bride-to-be as they prepare to ioiaid u tr a in in Inn Angeles They Is a native of Isnay, Ala. Meanwhile the Arm y fixed at will tved on the farm of author Louis Hn-nnfield ill Mansfield, llhin ________________ _______ ____ ( In te rn u tn im l l 9 tO years the ag e a t which enlisted m r n may apply for a discharge. year* or over who have served It also announced th a t WACa 4<> the required period on active duty will he eligible for a d is ­ U M t t a a M Os r u > T tal hi ************* SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. MAY '2 1 . lit If, Arjny Announces Plan To R elease Enlist­ ed Men Over Forty; -Round-ui!) Continues 1 S trra lft *#♦** IN III o' «r««U Mp«r »IU II irtliM ln N i l * fir l u ­ ll. I i o l i flU/l i ll i i 'imimnnon uf |4,OUt) fo| rr»i room® and It* for whit# «fwl iifp p.n i 1ir r«»t« .. I Ift i hi* bmtnu®* icdiott^ .»• .1 the iinly •»f Stminol® haa lie'lli» it Ie .1 I < Ih** purpoit* loin i■ri >;tnf.«nl Avemn* and ('em* 1,0 m l ♦ff it t -......... . f 1 it I •1 ts. ell !■»* cie “• ■« * kh 1•« i rn " '* ’ 1 ' . 1 st 1, s r thu »-fit rai li u uf iv i*iiVt» i eft U k III M S tsuh r f f III) IHH It int'w a * I tkI P 1* .. Asm ■* it #4VI lief %it Ml u mi i hr r®|ii » *1 r»1 » 1| t 1U |»lit«»w! .H.lb'ulY .Mu;lira i *. i s»- j' \m, i 1niuf nut lurid t • 4. I Oil Ih oh v rth< 11 i ou k (i llw n e* hurt’ tf * v litul Ht*1 ,,.1 . O. A gain urging Sanford and S e m ­ 1<n Mini « I siM1** lei* f r i *hI I u f'ti I,of. dl inole County residents who have flu f i|^ht l uf \ hat idUp f l u i tk-ntAW A, I ». to .*I e.f not been contacted during the SAN ^ftUAIftlSCU. 'Ii> Declaring Hint Al I4wk it is it i‘*UtAMi «• o I . rfn I I Bill c u r r e n t state cenaus count to noti><*el InU** Asm l*BI* 21 , (A I*) — Agreement today v; m( unii<*V«lopt!fl tu »t M.»■> of tu NllU‘,1 Mlimihili 1 "ollliC fy the Chamber of Commerce o f ­ >» ftetlle. ir«l lies | ‘i« among the lllg Five anil th r M'lm* SitU.OOil kqua n- ttnia* with fice in the City Hall, Mayor Ed Latin American nation* on llev. Httiy fjti.OOO inn® Hu 1411* • Hig gins today called attention to j regional self defense »yflea's 1•*' 1 il (ho Murk T aip u tuf the fa c t th at it is of the c r e s t . . i within th r world organiiaRotary 1 tut* today th»t wi’l Importance to th is section to iiave llim put t h f United S al inns wider ti«e o f radios und uiiw avs I , . ., f n " ! IIJT ' f- 1 ll f 's l • every person counted. conference safely past its MayoV Hig gins arapjiaBised the biggest stumbling blocks, It a s ­ m bopoct i Uss e f - M t r t t t b*n*u* f i g ­ sign nerepiaore with only ( \ ! p u iY u u ts .is ^ ures in the lig h t of tn elr u se by tefrypr M ungsb In t h e region­ the state in determining th e al plan wgs follow rd b V lIg n s %var * ^ county's share In s ta te gasoline, (. -I ll t of an early solution of SovietTin* Rev C arpenter, who r*' - I t ' KSONVI1.I K. M iv -1 1 race track and o th er funds for I lui ul i S *nt American difference* over in­ .A . c e m I> ro u te to S a n fo n l from tS |w i i a l | "W u h the fiwwt sOppl) county operation. ternational trusteeships. blh*blv - c i f-u •• ohu Dell*), Conn spent five years situation growing move "T h e Issue ta vital to the coun•| I’*MMl* • *•’ f b, Alaska us a missionary and e ' e r ) day. ia rm e rs in tile North I f l t y In view of the f a c t th a t th ese if* fijul| runs* j SAN FUANCISCO. May 21. I I told the Rotary Club th at now , H o n d a a rr n ran help the natim population figu res a r e used as a T h r Biff Five were reported in l'ii ninu I ■111 1 ‘ and themselves by producing I ( un llnard 4||» r * f f T»«l basis by the state to allocate full »irrecmrn* ’M.iriti, \ t in fMn the limit uf their ability," Wil on objec­ in operation funds to the countiee," tives of An Amendment by which ,11 Iu*l O, linm I. Wilann, I)irect*»r of Slat** 1 lif* u \ s n i \ i ; n i \ \\i% s j i Mai t a y o r ......................... Higgins skid. ' ■ **■i it I *............. regional ifroup* of notion® would Farmer* Murket®. «ai»l in hi* rrm 1 1* S ta t e census officials extended l*e fittisl into n world peace 1F. **iit It • 1***11Is* ill U I'trr « •>i i*l * * « I 4*tu 1 iimrkri review imlay their census deadline until May keeping nrgAnitntion nt* 1 1 mid v ”V t*i l i , u < i **Ita .South Mils! Central Fb*n«li fM t,.. if ! » « 26, next S atu rday , In order th a t • i"‘( • f \ h* if Cut I* f iv Itl f .M wbrre the Hen min i» cominjr to im WH Pith only alight difference* in . f. addition could be mado to county inngungI* remaining to be eoin• h« BiianHt Diivii, the < A Kuril ufifl, J l nnh*«hi|>nble farm |*ri ■ lists However, census enum er, / 4I o a llm r il ii* r * i * T m ) bhmiM hr runriu<l uriil pre 1*1 >r»jl isffii »aI th**. i. mm * ill u t e r i are not available to collect | Mij ki <l t*• «*t«ure n borne "Uju L l,Mi' In* I hi* fur**!a*< D *»k t .d hv 1 u vi * ! additional nam es in Keminoie I K» iikic Mrnm* v lo* K ■'J*®* J*nn \lfinip murli li ^ at till* 11 •■t<rI M-»>' uid| to v****r % i*-»I 1TA County. Mr. Higgins said will hr Mirr r Afud by the i p|»lm «* hdiaim, • it, * f e i 1 r \\ * ■ ’ 'In phi 1 *> %t a rit m i h> ^ , if.,, or and ^ Anyone having reason lo b e ­ 111’* 11 i«iri |.| w Trill" ' tl ifc* .1 m int of m m Mmf m atenal* f ■•H.in • I I ' 4 *»»iTll lieve he h s i not been counted is and Rev real hill Du p it I no-nl ol Oil 1 1 ( Vkllll * Itg ft 11 1 f* f III** M * 1 1 ( ll 1 1 tl • f l--i \ ruin* 1 am|»b«ll-Loiilng I V il of the the wiit tfajKoinit Jttpjm /' he con Iho Sanford Nnval Air S tation asked to telephone SI a t the City the w«*®t, ui it I |irui|ni*<l 11 u h i IiI fy WITH T U B DIX IE DIVISION American Lcutofl will hold a tinned ill ir mill n | | .t rn(ir«* In yeatenlay'n douhle hruder Hell. The shortage of enumer­ IN |i«vf the W i(,y fur k renter no hi?* wnec Condition® at apecifie markets ■•r|ftinu*;i!111*i1 J MINDANAO. MINDANAO, May 31, (Si (S p e ­ busin-rss mi*etinir this even in if nt he'rc w »t h I*11teen-mtlr \ r 11»v A tr trial *luVi*iii!iturnl S|Nikfi*i()ii n f *i ators was given as the reason for c„1ia R*H. InfantryP' Division the l/ftrlaa Hut. T h r r e will Ik* he deacribed n% followa "l)—T “ h e 31*1 ..............try Hit failure to g e t ‘everyone tab­ battalion men* the S a w dropi e*l the f»mi lh*i*»* nrt'wn Inru* linve rout* uil**»i “ I'mhnkee r«|Hirta volume ron game by Hie • h u e in ir ir»n of •I.. of which I’fe. Edward F. no tufiper. r 'll*' l ( 'em If mi ret Ilia N g r tw « I ulated. tiruici lijfbt, with no me bean® to 0, but mi list- M-s i»rt•I i- ,mi« Evans, Jr., of Washington, 1). C. iiit i ' t ulery , cifiridant it rid ® few |mta Ccirvtdio, hif kud up hv l io»- isup is a mem ber defeated a force of The K o gu ln r M e e ti n g of M«*n moving Qiittllty of nil »*hh tort, | hr Ft lit > Mntior.uiitf 600 J a p s o-i the S ay re National roe C hapter. No H», H A M Ia< a y ' evritlit'g. ■»! ni..ditt.-s. r s r e f l eggplant nn.t ;« 7 tfl | | til* ’A(, ■ * i 1 ^ ' T r i . i ' T u e s d■ - - liiii 1 t hr tiitoen, ih in th er irnor due to thr i __ t , as "Ihe first meeting 8 00 P M , «t which tf ii’timif m %o’w o* i If bUHl.) ■ inr«i* dro j ught l« it- mb esi ton Ha - er in ,11 -----------I en g ag em en t in the Pacific war." Mmk Miister Degree will U the reel*nt li to I aliidla. kirii Into hint week ram® too late U > T he climax o f the season of th e \ meeting engagement is a battle furied of ciiTidnlal givun him h> *b. Wuh It Am). | I »S <i \\ I •! I do nn> good 4 y ™ > ,, sponsored _ Ju n io r ] |n which two opi>otlng cnlumtis All Royal A?«h Maaoita an* CtihvaIr?M » r 1 11 •**-1■11j*I *«■,i iii w hi i Itr 1l •* i tl<Ittri *1 » Baseball League will be the clash marching head-on collide ’T n lm e tt o »*>ld 1,262 tiuviivt* **f IU|,.„,r1 1 ... vlted to allelul >rnWilu *1 ! hu tl I .tt oM iriil it • next Friday evening at S.30 o ’­ inniBlocs during the first t l i r c j Howell a It. ilr.-ppe.l u rio Pfc. E v ans’ battalion met the Situf'ii >1 <>r iMnds* hunn i'i i hi!« clock at the Municipal Softball enemy ju»t before midnight and days of last week for fll.litmufl - j t„ n game th,. V ,d, I, -mi urdwy !M|* lit to khltnrAS till Lieut. C onstantine deWoDki, Auctions clnseil Field between the pennant win­ the fight raged In the lull rogon th ere last week f | ( on grounds not (U m ili mi iif thu 1,»1f» r at him ning Cube, managed by R. E. r a s e .o a . e i l n e r s i d a o f . t h e 'h i g h . 'tc will, re m am VVm lu u s ago. i* i— i o t I,, .to C.tbs M wan rinrl to ‘nhrtvr mure rhnrf $7^ Klpif VH3 In* Glinll, Managed by Bway tb or Of Tntsshms in t h r fc. K rr\ c|,.Bn up m arket and hurling Sunday with Stew art IHMi thrnuwb ttie tuinmutiiuD f**r until dawn, whsn the Ja p s pea it th e a t e r of w a r on Apr. 3, , e t t je accountll A John Melichcatch ing Whih* out in the I’a Ai h-H*t lb *1 )ki and retreated. . ii»' v,anted nm* of t hu moM mture'tinhf according to » '> rd r« ceiv ed hv h i. c, h. d , r . lh f r iU#dy cific area. Ilowell stru ng up 21 The All-Star tssm will Include broke m r niirht® nf the ten yeti rs ol for th u Sum midi I on t \ lllood Evans is ths husband of Mrs. Joe Wells, Stanley ey Rosier, Wllmlr arents, L ap t. an d M r a . ^ . L . de | movement last week, with 67.027 ham-ha 11 victories The Antnhih rnrifiK ul thu ( ’entra) t lor iil.i Hank, \%h u h n i l bv .|u in , o t e d Cogbum , Alex Powers of ths Francis Evans of 2210 Pennsyl­ olski of th e Country Club Hoad, i es W b ein iner shipped. I’esi. Ian* from Ft I'lerre on the uthei ID)LDINfi on® of hD ** thi* y« nr hy I lo- S a n t 1 d i iorder! U lilt’ll track. Giants; Donald Howard, -Luther vania Avsnue, N. W. Washington, Ll cut dcWolski li now instructor rackages Pepper and to tom m atoes continue to hand have been mowing down » n f lufmrted to hnvu .itluukuil nrnl The ero\* d (!emonstrate<i that i luh on Thui »dn\ \|,is il from David, Donald Lodw if,' of tiU £). C. and tne son of Mr. e-’id of the B-17 for special crcw i in pepper hold th e lead in commodities. lot of opposition, have beattn I flirt I n 3l)-yntr *•1*1 wttrniin. Jot* the hulk of the |ialton®Ke f- r thu to A M t. > 6 <»> i‘ M at tha Seminolea and oviiiiuuica ana ‘’ Garnet White, Mr*. E. F. Evans of 2533 Orange England. Eggplant, c o m and okra showed Welch ami recently scored u twin M nm Itn|>), I J . Mini mi Fla , nri* race® mine® from the home folks. ! iui*lt v N ti r *i1 if f t, • mi I’alDanny Stafford. Billy Tison, an Avenue, Sanford, Fla. nice gain in volume, but other In over AFTAC. Orlando. Imhua to |ilfu*u lb mnl iii it nnd not the w inter visitor* , ami niello A \e n u r The Brotherhood of Locomotive arommodities Buddy Neisch of th e 8ox, are on a decided de­ S anford NAS is, however, e\ Frank Evnn.v countv i-liairmnn iiinnu .S4»rl»*lv .amhnhiiur h e fo r r while t h r wnperini: vtus not up to The E n g m m r ~ 'w H i hold their mem crease, .jieup will >ected to put up a good fight it urn iteMroveil with th** other* ihe Dec 31 In augural, part of the of Hu- lllood It,mi, i,*ipi,*i|•*,l th a t orial service a t the F i r s t Metho­ Jim Pennington, Clarence Clause, “ S an fn rd ’a long dro ught has lucynaki, veteran left fielder of pro-i|iectlve ibm ni- i - g i s l r r at dist Church, Sunday a t 4:00 I’. M been broken. T hree heavy show­ last year's cam paign has Iktm hs outer of the Dmle f*nunly fault waa occasioned by u short Charles Lansing, W alter Graham, t ’lo s bradijUiirters, sheriff. Mu mi i» iH’iiihT bul<t on a ago of halp in the accounting III** Ited ■•<v* extend to alt o u r friend* a er* last week, which were gen ­ h ittin g nt n 360 clip Douglas Oglesby, Forest IfcTeer, room*, w hicli brld up the betting across from thg Zoo on liu* lakeifinu»liiiJk'hU*r rh a ry e The victim, i laro y Rosier, Donsld Howard, special invitntion to m eet u* a t eral In th e farm in g section, will Lieut- Eiiison, n Floridian. Is DAYTONA BEACH, Fla^ May th at tim e,’’ stated J . B. C raw ­ front i Mr*. DnretlJi Mieko Zinke i® to a c e rta in extent. Francis Stenstrom, T. L Harris, help citrus and vegetable farm*. an ardent sp o rtsm an . having JattirIngiev, lllood Bank This fault, however, was due lo in tkottom iihntn (Inter* Buddy Carter and Eugene Smith. 81; (Special)—P/e Thomas L. ford, chairm an of th e membership The m a r k e t will have sm all nuan- played left end fo r T am pa Uni r hbiiwn , . Harley, formerly of Sanford, Fla., committee. no lack of preparation on tin* treasurer, r«*t>*■• i t b a l Hie S a n ­ Bill Ludwig will a s m as uas­ haa v arsity gridder* and wns rnarli 11,1 111 lilies' of !>eans, tomatoes, polarecently arrived a t Welc part of the m anagvm rnt, bring ford Harden t l,rb had donated pire. loci, sweet com, beets and car- fo r four years at C learw ater itraleacent Hospital, the Ar­ . caused ’■y 1 ’-r—tisDure ui an In- 4,'ilLJu Ula_ttb.-i.l Honk M u . H. risen ta _ He works lender J d c a L . J b p n D t r a2itn3 . t h l J L r « » . _ T t i m i t T O _ g r o of ! l*gra) pa»U~vrf the calrntating IL —JtuUavlin lo nraSnbmt, a n d " i i i 1!H A W The San: Williamson, stalion recreation <n7 r ♦spec i racially fine quality. ia Daytona Base: | force to report for duly. How* Mrs. Julius D itigfrhb r is c h a ir ­ by telephoning Mrs. be made "W auchula shipments a re slow rector. planned reconditioning pro­ Rose | ever, th e track m anagem en t tie- man of the Blond Hank C om ­ director, More than 8-M Inches of rafn fully nVK Hutted, U „ n t s » , v(427 -- ■W) -- * dim to the long droughtb hart will spend his con­ before H:00 A- M. or after 6:00 lievei the aituotion han been r e m ­ mittee of the S anfeid t.a r d e n fall during the past week, It was gram "Our Arcadia livestock Market and asal i t his m u m 1*. M. edied and fans will lie accom­ Club. It I. Ilrriu Is r-u in tn iv an d [tried By B BJr. WhitJKTj weatb- valescence Inst Tuesday was (till showing to the bast of health. With tho American In fa n try modated in the usual efficient Dr. I.. Munson is technical d i ­ Thie was egress of ________ araa a net excess effects of dry weather in volume The son of Mr. and Mrs, L» Division on Cebu, Mnv 21, ( S p e ­ manner. rector of the Seminole County The Pilot Club will hold Its of livestock being offend for auc­ 1.78 Inches over the normal rata Harley, .entered the Army In cial)—H enry Long well, son of Beveral long shots came in S a t­ Blood Bunk. ef;*77 Inch he reported. Total rain­ December, 10*3 a t Camp Blend­ regular m eeting, a t the Hotel tion. Our manager states that Mr. H enry D. Lmigwell of 1210 urday n ig h t to net those who Oh Hie tiny o f donation a Blood fall fo r the year to date 1# 0-27 ing . and has since served six Mtyfnir, Tuesday evening at 7,*30 00 days win Jie required after Avenue, S anford, hits played their hunches some real Bank mobile unit will be b ro u g h t Three nf four aarvlce men ar- IMagnolia rains start to get cattle in good months In the European theater o'clock. ren promoted from t rivato firs t money. High stakes for the here fro m Orlando, it w as an, • -tk * drought of March, April an of operations, wher« ha was condition . to sill. The heaviest rteted, following the severe beel­ rlnss tn corporal while serving A 1036 Ford Bedan, astir p « y has. howsver, resulted run of stock this year wtll start ine of ,Y-H. Me Alexander, auto­ with a canon company of this night w ere retu rned by Stalin in nourced. the Purple H eart for of Msnogor v£art Evans the 5th race who paid I 2P .20 to ta a net deDciency of 4.M inches. received In combat. Tom AAP Grocery was stolen from In A urost and continue through mobile mechanic of the Remfnotr veteran division. holder* of n straigh t 12 ticket. was student prior ta hla entry In in front of tho *toro *hortly afU r November. On to the present, Tire* Company on the night of O v e rtr a s 14 months, CpI. lainghas been no demand for Saturday, M»y 12. have pleed d *» 1 ^ S m % n T I A the Army. midnight Saturday, and later waa them yearling* and ste e n for pastur­ guilty of a charge of aggravated well saw action in tho Uouguifn^ 1 4 ' above th e normal of WORKEIIH N E E D E D found In a ditch a t Rands Biding age, a* In previous veers, on asaault before County Judge R. vlllo and S a m a r campaign*. «■ • * FUNBBAL by Paul Daniel* and Mr. Evan*, •rcount of drought. With rain*. The S anford soldier Is entitled Police Chief Roy G. William* W. W ar* Misa A nnette Moore. Civil S e r­ o) according *to -police. this condition witt be corrected / "? ENLIST The County, Court haa with- tn w ear the Combat I n f a n t r y ­ vice rep resen tativ e, will be a t the today w arned pet ow ners t h a t Funeral services fbr Carrie Loo Id its Judgment and sentence m an’s Badge, the A iiatic-P acirlc U. 8 , E m plo y m en t Service, 112 many dogs have been rep orted a s Sanford youths on May I f two month* eld baby Edward E. Brady, aon of Mra- Immediately," Wilton said. this case and haa directed Campaign ribbon with two b a tt le North P a r k Avenue, Tuesday not vaccinated, and in view o f «f Mr. and Sirs, L**l|o Lcsl. John T. Brady, 419 .Palmetto AveBherlff Charles Hand to deliver star* and tha Philippine L ib e ra ­ morning from 11:00 to 12:00 the f a r t th a t m anv rases of rabirx of Jacksonville who died nne, who has served In the mer­ from the Navy Eacruitlng Station the men, C.C. Gullle, W.A. Berry tion ribbon with star. city last Friday, wore chant marina aervlco for the past o'clock and from 1:00 to 3:00 have been repo rted, d rastic action not CpI. Longwell’s company la a P. M. to recruit w o rk e ri for will be taken anil d o n and M.E. Jackson who have been inday afternoon a t 4:00 16 y ean , ever since he was 16 bald for the past week in County pat a rt of the battle-tested lK2d In- Navy yards. a t (ha Erieksoa Funeral years of'ag o , has bom presented , treated will be impounded* o r Jail, to- Naval authoritlea. E. finnlry, n regiment organised in with tha Rev. V, H. Grgn- by the W Skilled workers are needed at killed. War ar tin Shipping ip ping Admlnlstra lie added t h a t hr did not , w s n t nfficlating. Interment waa tfon with tha Atlantic War Zone Ramon Reel B l*e ha* returned Simmons was released early dur­ colonial tildes ami cited a* tho the N avy Yards In Charlostun. Cemetery. Bar and th a Merchant Marine to Great Lake* Naval Training ing th* week without any charge Oldest A merican reg im en t in e x ­ Key W rat, Pearl H arbor and tn have to im pound valuable pet* having had ae- Btatlon after spending a short being made against him during istence. The unit’s history In ­ many polnU on the w est coast and advised th a t dogs not vac­ rith the Merchant leave with hi* -pnaOBta, Mr. »nd the time of Investigation of the cludes Iho names Bunker Hill. Electricians and electrical w<gk- cinated l* taken by owners t« tho National *mer- Mra. Watson Baal a t their horn* AsilsVM B u te Attorney, Bull Run, Meuse-Argonno and er* a r e p a rtic u la rly needed. La­ veterinarian*. Dr. Raymond Lo On T r u s t e e s h i p s tory Still Remain » \ Ilack Fijjurus A "-,1; 1 farmers Tony ms One, Wrth a C j A W Yti'Produce-\o L u m U ^ ^ y ga || y eam cnio>i CI (inmu In Pros pect Hurt* Sunday IMurce South Is Jubilanti To. (’, Slate Luard, Over Revision Of *s Inspoeiod Bv Freight R ^ t e s ICC Orders Uniform Classification Sys­ tem For C o u n t r y CITY BRIERS 31 nt Division Unit p p fea ts (>00 Japs Lions Junior League Plays World’s Series i . Over 1,800 b ans Went To Track Saturdai r.7'",!v -n wh*t w‘s (iardun ( lull Sponsors iWood' Hank ,\lav • Pfc. Thomas Harley Back From Europe Henry LorfffwelT’ I Made Corporal :«^ Three Service Men PleadGuiltyTo Charge ■ \*i *v j ,t s : Owners Warned To Get Dogs Vaccinated «S 3f t Home 6 n Leave a t 8018 - * >2—r 'a3~ . ' 1 ' , 1 U *••7.; .‘J P P & V i , : borer* are needed at Key WeaL B au or Dr. C.W. Dakar. �s Okinawa Marines Scale Last Ridge Defending Sluiri GUAM. (M ondavi. May 2 1 . A merican snlillers and n u n n iimovinp in fi»m thiee dueetion , enveloped the dnpalli>' *1" 111 city of S h u n tti tin ien ter of the ■r :> S outhern Okinawa ilefe -e llle S unday ns tank-led tum ps slowly hacked out Ram- in all seiio ir 1 ». ap ain st the most hitter re--t?taller W ith Shut! virtually eueiieh.l j m arines uml -oltinr- |ue» t-d tie w a rd In the face of u ileree meh a rm s fire from Jup.i i e tr .ni. T 'lflS ldini: rtrwkodh tn rnThrde. n t e r , uml rilJgi jMcki I (i»n* 1 l»«?y p Iii w1v f cliwieil nn Aim-nn.n ioiu.m \t>. k’Tfii m ain billwiiik *if * i»t m\ *!* fi*n-i Fir*t Mti> II'll* iTV%I »+* t l i ’llH'lll j I northwest of .'-hurl siuipiterl nlu ad '! 80t) ynnls smith id Dakeslu vil laRO ns lh*-> il u iu on the stun J, -* borOly-rlcfendeil fo rirr en> Split Japanese l.ipes T)ic advance c» n je d tl" marine veterans of Guad rh nn-il. N, 1 Uritnin and I 'a l-i i ’** ,i im•i *11 ,ii 4 t m ost to tiie " i 'e m " ! « ' "I i J S h u n , ■fliltinp tin J a p . n e e In n . j between that slmn.-tiolil a .d the » west* constal u m l ......... .. Naim T h l t c Amciieiiu , limn - wen hnmmri iiik* .................... e.l.-e • ! * , S h u n f | tllll I 9:1t I 4 \ Men of the S» ••• event h It f fa n trv h, * .‘ti'iny »ui« ■*t i th e tu uglir^l k t 111** -it »lie 'din lit*1031* I M i f • *l4i IIU‘(I »|1'| th e bliKMi hi tm * h n ^ of *l' i"l Japane!*ta iifid Aiin*?n'inifc. ii. three J n j*mu*N»a *-ruiii^i iit i.»« ^ } 'T h e n they ir*un»f«i ilu*ii ishiii » -} fir.d CMptmc*! a t«ime V * yonU nnrtlieiifct SHmi C h it n in " m 11 ••hi b* i t I* l*. nMitta a tlejnllv hull-**f .l.*jsin»'-« firef the .*mh tnf.i i »v Divjmnn hi<«kr ilitn hl.#h *imiiaiI BOflM* | .4td(( * f t ill I*HIII||I town k K ' T citriiei ed •> buses HtnJ in. where I hr', ie T h «• v- • push cast i is appiuvin "ie, edst of Sinn * positions .i(i"pf the rit> ,i' fnnlryiiHii aim t h e defen** i-uAmenctiu n have driven ti> fro m the !*•' l u r e Sn.-u nn I'u in an s diner, mid are within t I Tillies id M ii Ihj hftlmy, capital id Huhnlnnii I'ravlnce tieiieinl Douglas M acA rth u r’t cijinintifinjui also revealed thn l ti!i* A llirilrn in iimc killed I .’l.KHd Jn | .i'eM- and taken 1102 prisoners in the f*rulipiimi,« dtjiintf the hist I a n n o o k ' 1 in tnlal of Japan ese d e a l or taken prisoners fo r the • t tiie 1‘hilippine campaign is Hit'.nlti, duliug ftom last Ucluber 211 u lien tiie A met irnns landed The Iw.-nly fourth I r f n n tr y Division, cleaning up the Davao a re a sw nim ed rivet fa s u airdrom e " h u l l hml been tcnrhfs) 24 hours eat lie* ami pushed n other two miles to I’amtcnn I he T h irty H i-t Division made a three-m il* ciiin .ilotiR Mi danao’s central t highwuys to move into positions I foi the final assault on Malayj halay. rijgS'lrullurtal cc: ter of the I island’s interior. Guerrillas l.and Filipino yoerrillns made an atnI lul l.ms kiudl. K al Dlnahican 1 |mmr nn the “m a t roast of imxon. Ts milus east of Manila, and r p e - e t iu t ..! seven ihllcs n orthw ard .done tli- i-mi.t The point Is six null's souilieasl of the to w n of Intanlit I'he F orly-tlim l Division opened 'ili* lilifiiwns ftom Novnllchcs, 1 live miles nor Hi of Manila, tu t Ip" f In in winch hud been raptiim l tw o days earllvr. The j l .irly -th ln i drove thro ug h the j eni(-i <■( an e • niy pocket i o | | -'ll Hu loud on S aturday ufte. 1 mom than 23(1 l.iphlnini' tl u s tanj; and Thunderbuil f l p h te r hi'iniwis hud saluioted th e are a with l,(mil t o n s .of jellied cnsoliru tin- lioml's. Accord Reached Among Big’■ Five • w. ■ On Regional Plan II nnllHlfd r « W r*ft|« !*»#! the Krent power* were <l*’*ri ru» **100 t»erctni njrr##d,# • ii which would |>er mi-f i tliviiluul, and group* uf n it utii a tu act tmmcdlatcly tu '.i *m i n t nt tuck if th e world h iffui council fails to . » r * pciici* anil A^curity*. 1 i. H nik’hi -tijih of u lUiA.ilau • *• Uv convinced l "Mi ll Si-itc* •l(*liagntc> to the I m i n i N*»ti*m* ciinfcrenco thr.t U-i'ii i* n*i miitvrifil ilifforwne# of i iii*ii h ftw rsfi (hem uml the l'rii|Kwrtl 1 lislige Slight Ii »u* l e a f iii th at any change i in the text of un aiuendmenl prv vuiiinK prupriMsi by tiie United Mull ii. tiie l>uinliartou Oaks on Mi i|i,mm l"i Iiiohi lot organizing the wrnkl | *u- n> slight, as the result of I , O , I h l l I I I ,1 h’ti'-iun sugge-i inns, th a t the five linnets i i . t r cel lain tu ugiec ml Idle t uml wording ITm Dig Five fnrelg i ministers were -» lu-stoU-d In go nvei tiie j pi i.pNs.,1 Intel m the tiny In un j z lU n ip t to nail ihi'vn each nf its fi ally 1 In itnv event, the ttrnptagll will lie presented to ii confer* ce com not tee lioiiorrou by hen \ ’linden tn i g tit., Mich.I The presen ts tnei of the proposal Pi th e cotnitiltlne has been livid up a weak " b i le « m , | wus awulteil from Muaeuw un the Kusslaii attitude. , A ndrei Grpmyku, chairman of the f o r Complete I'tissiiin delegutlo.. brought that wui 11 In u Hlg F'lve meelllig yeate n lay I'hone 200 The Itusxluns sought some cbaiige, which wriw- at first bo­ n unutil Miffri Iorrci if the balance uf thin i>lrurlurr was iletnolishc.l nl ilii- Inin- « h«*n mst«*rinl mu! Inlint arc unobtainable In reeonstru ct it The IliiiUlinir Inspector hus Iweu m itru .lcil to make fui • I lie i exnmtn-ilinn of these walls ...... - i r if they m e n such shmt>e . ii B stissis rn*w ( ' " i i w i f i ( e a r n a lie's roof. This .1. to meicial Street. llialtrt B. The City has contacted lh< _ l,,a' , r ' mill hr )i imllnl fu rther. bus people and have co s i d e i e l ' *If I The Gummisahxi ml vino, I the plans for a tra n sp o rta tio n term • ity I’lautil jr Committee that lilnl and have a plot of In d ti n t l1hey TY have under active considthe eim Inymenl of u they have selected for this sit '1 rnitiMii ' ' '' ' ' ' ciirnhi1 at Ion city cn am eer mttJ No definite urrnngcim n U have C,’,n" been mad*. ' ccity , t >' rm anager ami would do to soon u* a man with the pro . „ ., as son 0. The City a- u* 4 m inty have | j,r r qtialiflcalinns is available. mt I lis a i B i i i l l M. IS V HI 1 a « | | , dedicated Inn I at the southern i ' j j ' * -on*itlrmbl<* «Ji»entrance of the City for u p a il | plnn t«» raise 1 Tiie City h a . appointed a , i*nieiil*. and the committee for recreation a d h a - ■, ' oiiiih set uji In its budget 11.200 j m ilte r IflftO for salary and 1G00 for n r " j f „ n .,,p equipment ami repairs to cxisti „■ : eoulpment. I cuM 8 , Th* Commission pointed inn ' uniitei that a new hospital is a i olillen [>|n t ,,j tion of the County Commission i nielho ere; however, J)n- City s t a n d - [ -ras *i. re a d '1 to do its share io provlo oinc f Its* one. the l t M The City has paved ovn i r v r o i miles of the streets io Ii' to f*K|i G sw ryttiw u area at a cost <•' t e r " approximately 11 0 ,000. which in revenil d u d e s the opening of the presold 1•limn 11 ditches and culverts. a emit 10 . In the m a tte r of planning tor an a sewage disposal system , this i Comml is a pr»|Kis)lfun thnl re n u Ires » recmni pood deal of money. The City “Tin has no definite ptnns on it r v I pressecelit thy extciisl m of the se w n , City 1 p ip es oitl inUi the lake. 1 work t 1 1 . in reywrd to heautlfym .; I ed tli th e approaches to the City, this Comm: Is the same as No. 2 and co dr I most finite plnns have been forrhuhited *their e 12 Tin City Commission di I i of the not approve of reinuvl*g the l h* of i bamishell from the pier, but e» nim> il plained that they hope to miiki . "Thi arrangem ents with the Cosut ' pol-tei Guard or a Yacht Club to m akr only a some definite use of iC Some ( 13. Construction of a new j th e r e N u rse s’ home Is a m u tte r that j m uteri will Have to be handled by the I not nr County of fiemhude, the sam e a- ictls n the hospital though 14 ( reution of n I'urk and ■■huilite Uea ui if leal ion Coinmitsiu i has of the Hot l>een done, hot the Oentnil* slou took it oodei co-siderntioni mot datinn* of th** Muitninir F*om and expressed the desire thatt =iiittpf a** i lootcJv m ion wilder some civic organization take tin “Thi ^ it k H h TiniMfr Committee W»'k mi wii** iH'iiictl h* t hr f’it v Com* IB A trailer camp has lire i*' inifir mu m J it f. 11*44 for ihtf established o French Averin, ptirp*»«r of ndvief ft ltd between Fourth and Fifth S treets ■ti|ftf4’*"*a»iiw. fiom ,i f i l h r f u com Ifl The I ’lt) I iimmisslnp ioi.ll tnittiH *.n ,il.ir(> fm tin- future the City Planning Committee thnli of thi 1 M l1* Thi* committee coilthey would check into this nr, *I Alntji of oi r nii'fiHierii of which sae If thi* could he done ut mitc Mi l.rn It l.c-ht-r in Chutimiin. , The olhi i member* m e W. A.. | 1 e ffle t. I I Ini:Icy, It. I. Cor* 1 . noil, \ f YnwHI, f> V Doudnev, M if H i dlnmi . H W ituprecht, 1 W A I .cavitt,** Mayor Higgins Reviews Work On P r o j e c t r Ignuid^n, Strickland-Morrison Inc. . M O N D A Y , MAY 21. 101 T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFOR D FLO R ID A PA G E t w o Motor Tune-Up You Arc Not Doing Juslicu to Your Cur! B y p u l l i n g " I t U n it p n itil jn li . , . n o m u t t e r h o w old y o u r c a r m a y l o o k - n o w , it will lo o k u l n t o a l n o w w h u n St l e a v e s o u r « h o p . W c n l s o d o expert b o d y and fender r r p n l r i n g . — W rerku S tn ilg h te n e d — YATES AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 N i t r l h I’n l m e l l o A v e . P h o n e 371 " floitfjKflnj/ou.'flffordithosfi extmiWdr Bonds? HOWrCOULDWEAFFORD W fS? T he regtoual arran g em en ts liropoaa) was retiortcd to he acceptable to the Gatin Aiiterican nations. They havg been daniamiI lug th a l sonic to vision he made In th e world c h a rt e r to permit operation nf th e litter Amrrlenn defense agreem ent of the Art of Cbapultepsc. F ree a r t plan As the regional proposal new stands,, it -would perm it notions Individually or collectively to act in th eir own defense if Lite security council falls to find m eans of peaceful soUlcmcnt uml an a r m t d at luck occurs un one of th a l r number. ITte prospective big-five final agreem ent on th e em en dm eut was said to fnvcllve merely th e sw itch­ ing around of tome In-gunge which same of the U. S. dele­ gates bethwed might m ake tha original prnposaj clearer. Ttw eonfertnee Itaclf touk Its usual flutiday off. Meat delegates hat) -time to catch Up os aleep or ro aifbUeolng or partying. Attciiibta tu reach derisions on aucii fundamental twinta as big power veto rights, truataeehlps and re glottal security bod coma to 6 stand still p tn d h g the clarlficaUan of Husstan views. --- - II rtnllNWrH Krssi (■>■> Ilia*) w e ii 11 Ii l« eNllstailtlv being ■li>coveitnl in Alaska and th ere are ■till mtlllp- s uf unexplored acrej. 1’iiinting out that tite United S tates paid only f i , 200,000 for th is vast territory, from which th e salmon industry alone now pinduces annually more th a n that am ount, Kav. G arp e-ter said that United S tales bought - Alaska from Hiissla more to roni|ienau!" th a t country for help to the north during the (Tlvit W a r thn I n nei|tiire land which at thal tion was deemerl worthless, i'liinting out the importance of A Insliu'. posit ioi during this war, he sold th at it. was virtually nn defended before I’earl Harbor, but now is ii veritable armed cutup with Im portant baeea at D utrh Harbor. Kitkn, and An­ chorage. It is the cloavat point- Tn N orth America to J a p a n and at one time was teeming with Jap spies, There are really three dlff*r«nt climates in Alaska, he la id , the r.ou' try Is so lame. N o rth <Sf the A rrtlc G lid e It Is tremendously m id . hut farther south In thy neighborhood of F airbanks (he i liiualc is more tike noithetu New England, white in th e soutli. Il is warmer than in Kev. C a r­ p e n te r ’s, former home In Connect!Rut. he said. There Is considerable rainfall In th e ' southern part, ha n'dded. > i t h 170 Inchaa a year, making Tr uman Says U. S. Preparing To Finish Japs South Is Jubilant Over Revision Of Freight Rates wax idea nowSver, the commission s l i p o r u u r il nationwhlc nppiilntion. c o . d me Hie lui weal loo, oi i. Uniterm classification system, t>u Utnt »« a n iv le wtll iun in the same nilc owti'Kory no m a tte r where it It snrj-poo. Unuer the present set-up, for instance, a ty p e w n lc r mik’ht ta ll in u nijthiifte class tu one p a ri of inv countr>, a lower umi lean costly rate in am iuier scctiun, and s itu a t o n n rate tl it moved Horn one territory to th e other. The commission conceded t h i s 1 chance will be a lout; ami tedious Uuik, possIBly, takiltK years. ■ -’Hie tem porary rau- a d j u s t m e n t 1 the IGt said, will c r e a t ij reduce, the difference in the level* ol the dan. rides in the various te tri to nes, and brina to a minimum [ the ’’undue prejudice" which is t found to exist. , Winn the lob is finally done,' much of tiie present complexity j FOKT HENNING. GA.. May 21 m il lie removed troni inc clust iK| rci.il) I’vi Nick Kenis son rate structure, though ihcry still of .’ Its. Mary Ivciii* of *IBIB will be numerous exceptions. Celt-rv Avenue. S anford has woa In Kcnersl the move is to w ard ) the right to wear the “ limits and eventual untturni (rcik’hi rules | Win-**" of the United Slides liascil on mi leans A rmv I'm utr'uips II*' has com­ U lint it all means in dollars i pleted four weeks of jump lisinand rents no utiv could s.iy todav, fs . during which time he made but the snullFs s[ okcsnien called five tumps (he insl a tactical It u k’reat victol V jnint ,.t nigh* n n 'd v m g « rnmbat I Inly class rales whirh fiom | >I uhlrtll till |l|fHill*l! the standpoint uf traffic tonnage Jiiruii; t iii The r.,riirhule are the leust |iil|Kirtant of the dif lerent kinds of rales, wen- in fish., .1 he. - le.nhly de' eloped to » r c ' - p r i r e d w.ii mienct* American voiced in the proceerling ....... . ei s h.He Iwen recog 1 hr p*rrnt prepomh-raln e of all freight mores on commodity rales Grain and coal a te ex ample* These are specialty! established charges lor particular , tnaU'rinl or articles, or rrluted ■ -gituips. for a specified haul Exception Kates In addition to class and corn modify rales, th e r e urv ’V , ’ep lion rates." Truck competition in recent year* has « n eleruteri 1 the c«tobii»hmeni of excepllon und com modi ty rate*, even on ir. • lluill-callo.lllr 7hv IC<‘ made u study of u lii ! aprluail tra ffic tr ansported mi ‘ p ta p l . 23. 1014, ami Ihtind that t ^ t I |icre*nt moved on class rates, in ,' on exception rutex, and 8f> 2 on [ cunimiKilty rates. ■ Another study, coW rm ir l i e vear UMI, stiowed th a t less-cm load traffic In 'official le a s t ) territory a( counted for - 1 BU.2 C-1 . 1*2 in revenue, -53,81(2,1127 in the southern rogion, and -104).t)T8,S78 In tho w c itc rn li r r i tn r y T he commission said, however th a t It could not be assumed ull thla traffic moved on class iat>"beenuse much leas-curloml traffic moves on rates other Itum class rates, partlcularlv in southern let Private Nick Kenis liecom es PnratnKiper tinued Newly ciintured included Edward Diet*, former c h k 't of German anti-Allied p r o p a g a n d a ; Ss’tCmlo Itoscloli. a Fascist ch arg ed with the responsibility for the execution of 200 Italian p atrio ts! Dr. Drnnr A n to n Basch, lander of Hungarian N a iis who u r g a t m ed commander of hold-out Ger mans who resisted the Russian* in Cieschoslovakiu after the ane Tcttdrs Ueporti th a t picked G erm an a s ­ sassins plotted to kill G eneral Iscnhower la s t Decamlier s were i*"-lnred an e n em y Hotrx In an official sta te m e n t. The sto re wit* promulgated w ithin the G erm an y army. SU AKF statem en t said, in order to boost Nazi mmule and spirad confusion amulllt the Allies. Id. Col. Fluid win S m ith of Chicago was Used a» a double for Eisenhower duritiir the a |e r |. volunteering and ritiinrr in the four-star G e n e ra l’* automobile. tlifr*! thrum?houl ( h r wm hi f p |h«*ir inri i(«■i inns urti'Ui' uir-»^ ' t the enemy. ] In miditinn t ■■ p induritil? jump* c n , P arach u te S*»r c.i ili-t T r^t«i»i" jr iii triven to quMlifu l men in < *»ni nionlcntinmi. DcmnhUn'h nn»l F*arflchute MMintenunre, vil,»l akillii for AirtHir^e T hhip * N ear Iv J.IUHl klllcti III tfllllll* ci hint Vcnr It 'it s htcrnnt*' or iiiiirMilc [hey ItVf m ii ifioiisi >* hi-ii’ winter* rut off the fo»ld ADS ARE NEWS P rin ted In Bijr T jpw ■ilory- Dut assum ing th at this D uff it oitvruil on cluus rates, til iietreot lowor rates would have m l n r e d the sm ith ’s fr e ig h t bill by -B.BHy, 21)2, the w estern district's bill by -t0,0<iT^27, while n 10 percent increase would have Irooster I the c a s t ’s bill by |U>.U26.:'2K Coat studies, the I f t ! said ■how “little significan t dlffrrenct In the to s t o f furnlsliing trans portatlon In 4h« south as com pared with the east. Kailroads. und eastern interests, have i g r r p d th a t on a ton-mile basis It ro str more to ha}l freig h t Iq less pop u i# m area*. The southern governors' coyfei ■hoc summed uu its position i i . on* word: " P a r i t y ” H a r e la how l o m t of the so u th ­ ern leaders reacted to the ICC decision: Sen Joh n sto n <D„ 8 . C .): 'J Datlkhcail (D „ Ain ) Ip to WTuallte Mmallte cnmmerj-lnl enmmerrlnl nlty throughout the United IF V()U APPRECIATE the value of rest you’ll w ant the best In bedding. For there’s no economy in buying inferior betiding ut any price. You’ll find tho (Futility you seek here. ,~- bo trim, 80 ultra-modern, no practical I Includes a buoyant, ruatful SEALY Mattres-1*, boxifiiringH on legs ami modem floral putterned hendlxwnK Com* l>lote. ■*. • ( < « »o*sae*ftc*********e**•*•«>*■»*•mu llnrs a t today's luncheon in Box Spring and M attress CNsStiRE C itN N IN G SHCCFSSI NfWIIOEH KII.Mil) MONTGOMERY. N. Y „ 2 1, May —F ou r persons wore kllleil H aturday when a eooveriible coupe owned by Mrs. F ran k lin 0 . rtooisvclt crashed into th e roar -of g psrVod truck n o a r hero. T h r e e ' o f ' the vicUnis we're women. The fo u rth wok a Wotdier f t o m n earby S tew art PsUl. -All ^ F K| t e » A | t g t . rann:lylvanln’s 72.ll htiners-yetyrued On * Modern Beauty for Ynur liv in g Room nilniii cfoaad Mav | n . buntruct r v d r e d . were Negroes, — - —■—— -----D utchess County S h eriff Fred (floe# said he had Issued a war* r a n t (Kargin* a Reoeevolt r s U t s •A auffeur w fih_grand loreooy. (a tlDA — Clear in nartlv Wtfh continued mild to- nd Tuesday. combine grace of line, nwl the ciidurlng comfort that lire dMlinguiiihiug featuren ’he* , o f,, good modetri tlonign. ; Roomy nofflR nnd WatchTing lounge chain In « wide choice, of coverings. r • • -* • ‘ ? -• . Two nnt} three-ptcce suites. 1 2 4 - 9 5 w & ^£M M sm y 0 W AN C O M P A N Y U p �V* 1 V » MONDAY, MAY 21. IMS wm TOR Sa n f o r d B5 i ' ■» i h er a ld . Sa n f o r d . Fl o r id a . I I rftfm ■ I ci <iml illxrrkit) >>l liiituftlm Cairo, Ga. Shows Mi|>l>urtrvl hy pro ducts *1 farm, C an o would ircvjM mi \ C o c a l Industries • r a t i n g , rtccttUy » i u t e l'i ■'» .1 W ( lr»| man, Ifnili vf the t o m College of Aui tculturr, after Are Diversified i jfln making study of U - situation m u C A R IO . G a., May ’.*1, (S p e c ia l) {o w n , iitio com rnum licj were m here. He named Curru Ipupuh* tion i,Go3| an the " iiuih :h i one i ural InUualrlal com m u nity " m the Southeast. Tl)c explanation —Ailvertliement. Rom where I sit... Ay Joe Marsh 1 Dan Culpin Gets His Second Wind Dan Cut pin cot hm plowing done tn record lime thh year He wan _alttlng on his porch, enjoying a ®well-de,erved glass of beer, ■while Bob Wlrts, his neighbor, •till had over an acre to go. , I t t a r a r d B o b up, seeing D a n ■relaxed w h ile h e w o rk e d . Ho e ^ e 'd a to p .a n d h av e a gtaaa of ' OM Cr—and m a ke o a l that he waa la • • h a rry a a yw a y . "And that was the trouble." Dan explained to me. "I kept on fgolng till I got my accond wind; at»d aaved mp rest until the Job w a s done. H e stopped to rest a n d h e n e v e r got h la seco n d w in d " Fro m w h e re I a il, th ere 's a m o ra l th ere fo r a ll o f na. I t V u been w o rk in g h ard to w in th is w a r . A U tile re a l m a y look n «f a lly tem p tin g . B u t b y kerpinjc go ing , h / n e v e r le ttin g up, n r ra n count on g e ttin g o u r arro m l w tnd th a t w lU o v e rco m e w rartneaa a ad aee u s th ro u g h (o V ic ­ to ry . N O W ...Y O U CAN " R e d f L YOUR HAIR AT HOME WITH THE NEW, REVOLUTIONARY tu / u il PROFESSIONAL TYPE HOME BEAUTY KIT IO K Y O s It lh fin e m u c h n r n a m e p r e m ir v o . $ 7 ,lilt p e r m 13% it 13 9 % 4 5S 12 ' 1 39% 16% TT Y A W A IA HONSHU 132 South Main, Orlando, Flu 74, S H IK O K U A X & X / 7% 3 .% II* . S% 17 6 % SH IPS P L A N E S SlfcFl — still, ,1 \V w lilt Inyvi Ill ('Ml firlllti 1 M>* nil ft till I On I'M l **f nut<Hliot ft cmhi v It in; i \ 111*!m 11 " t i n etojH’d in uinfn* rr* r n l y»*i m rtm Jr ti litfgt* |i|fk!«* jiltiitt »vln« b nflnrdft n n i a f l e t fo i riNumi*! - *fc. HUM 1 llt'h H Kti.k ' ii ImJ " ■1 v» I mi h k lrn a* *f ' D !■' : i ‘ "( ' 1 f ' 1** TOUCHTON Di’UG COMPANY ■ urw i mui v .*• *• • ••••■ ♦ ***' 1,111 Of tun I • »■*»* » *imn\ k i -t*l> * n u fily I h i - and o th e r veplttiilcn ha *r*ll » ft i* • • •! that • ' vntrrtMcllonn, mul u i i t i m t but urttl Irulu-tf i« ' Dit.vuh hmmuhI i r r p lan t. These packaged finul* one lhmi>nt',| non farm f**Iw s i r to l»r seenIn . In c f t Halil k . \VJuit h m Icon dun* Ml I m m i* Amount* In Tood s t o r e s th n nigb im io t ta n t i«» \ individual and out th e country, F o r many yrfn* «*vtr) tun> ntiu! , n tin Soil th the Concord C orporation e n t a 1 not 1 ••< ttn»i other l»'oolc in bulled hy the late V Crlne hu other p l u m ran eatuhliah plan's purchased larre ciuuntitics of t.i, of the sunn- kind hut because pi which m i processed (or nu they «ho» that dlveralfird uvrllionally-known food concern,. iiilluro nuikc- diveraiflctl Imtu* It Inin ntao canned kiilwlo’iti d <ry, and ihnt «mnll beglnnlm** nmounta of other veirelahlen in ">,v IwbiI i <> hip lmilne«». A1 rludlnt* Rngllph p caa. lime on* THK HAMK TIMV. IT SIIOUI ll *onn lieana, turnip irtecn*. a*ci i U K ItKMKMIlKUKB T il A T field p e a , i l r r c u t l , th< i>lan WIIAT IIAS H IT S BON I war t a k e r orer by d o r e f h r'aim* l | E l r *‘ I I I t K K V BOV ’ l>cJJ Cniimunv, B.OUicr u p e r a l m n \ I.AJMliil \ l,(»( AI. I'KUKTA, d hrlrtfa th e ■gTowTntr wml HhlppInK TLIKMSKLVFF ' __ __ ^ __ NDTjfCE MONTEZUMA HOTEL w ar Under L o n rc New Ownership and Management Now bcInK renovatotl a nil clvumil from lop to > • bottom aa fa«t aa condHfdha will permit. Every room with hot and cold water (Either private' o r 'connecting Ml>M nd. S a n f o r d a nd D ay to jin » -v . • ' ^ __ *lx# available) Spcdul weekly • Mlrrura, V enetians and Framed. I’uKfihed I’luu* Tlt-si t * Glass Table Tops und Dusk Tops Cut Any Si.i Automobile Glass IiisUillctl While You \Niul Wo Can F u rn is h Paint And Class For IAerv I ’ m ■ Wo A r t Eyuiped To Kundle Any Six* Job Ut-p'anlh ■' - I ^ Latrtfo O r How Small. . . — .■ i . - T h o Complete Paint And Glass Stun- TH H T3T B « s < !i. J V t m 'j aiT U tU aatx i—ptvparcd aadw U>* «axp*«« of tt« M » y .~ b ath s \ - i t g w 1m m ' �<1 r*Tc.RD' ft£ rhj~d ?. "Stor'd 'rioErna Vht Sanford Opportunities I n K u n in e c s I b l l r r it didn’t set well w ith Jom* | f c i r : ~ h z Trusted to .:»< P i <,II,,.,my extensive Inventlgaufni •<! tnntli **•* | g r i n d 'to n r . ( b e , t t a i u d •* >-*o* I palgn t f ii n u f»o(rfiativ»> ! screaming, "They don’t j>«v ittiy J taxe*,” —■'They're un-American." I — ”T h e j are upsetlinir (be I mic applecart. I If you take the trouble to in* i veatlgste, you’ll find th at the c» I operative pa-*s ail the taxes a y other business urgnnlxaliun p ay ' except income ta x and the only reason th ey don’t pav th a t i* because they have no income. The mem bers, however, pay income tax on the refund they receive from th eir association. If ary private business opersted on tlu same basis the co-operative operates on they wouldn’t hate to pay an income tax either, so th a t silly arg u m en t don’t hold w ater As fo r being un-A merican, that is a lot of hooey. It is n» Atneri Herait. PPritkilsses i a iOCt s j y d f M r u n S ss a fe i, .«»iarw4* 1 ■« J i r U s # a l.rra b a * »■ ■■efucS. I'lsrlSa II I *S*B*II« »*•»•_______ flliil With t.. u|)|>orluriitieH ns ityey will exist ufier the war nml inter views with ecnnomiiilA,’ bankers, credit m anagers, stnti-1tlcians, businessmen anti counselors nn the rehabilitation of veterans, Clarence Woodbury, writing in th e current issue of Woman’s Home Companion. rc|H>rt.H t h a t "a large proportion of the million or m ore small business oppor tuni^-es opening up a f te r victory will be made to order for married couples," nnd will o ffer n potential glowing future i fnr returning servicemen and t h e i r families, * According to E ric Johnson, president of th e Chamber of Commerce of the United S ta tes, part of the greatness o f ■siLriB. ears* •* our country is due to the existence of small businesses hereMl •[ included in the Woodbury article is this observation f r o m far the * » r* * « • ' " T h e country hns grown great and p r o s ­ ,|ll fee »k»rr«t 1 ** sMr. Johnston: rate*. •I o f i l a r perous primarily because many Americans have had the '(•Im * N,w.*«ae- "ear****'*: courage to start businesses of th e ir own. Some of these d e n . Im r, „ t r , « * o Tfce , , *r*l* J , Ike Millaaal p e l s *1 a O e rlU la * have grown large, o th ers have stayed small, lull together Olrice* are ■alwlatwea l« i heir “idealism hns given us the highest stan d ard of living ski elite* a l i k e te « e l r » " H t I ' 1*, A fte r the war, m any a veteran has high rirat k « il l* * r < « * t» rkleaea • • • in the world. Pew l e e k _____________________ hopes rif setting up a small business of his own. In s t a r i ­ ~ T k » Hr re I* le a aaeiwkee el 1 ^ * ng such a venture, n husband nnd-wife team th a t can work aeaeetc le i l i f e , wklek te e*»laHere, aleelr eattllea te Ike aar fee »•» together amicably will have obvious advantages. e i k l l n t h e el aU «»wa 4l*»««ek« ■•ratted la It •» •*k*rwU e (referring to Clarence Woodbury’s article! the editors o f area Ilea la tkle ( * * « aU a rhe Woman’s Home Companion present nn extremely thought-provoking article." Woodbury found in his research th a t with final victory ihe opportunities fo r entering small business in Ibis country will be more inviting th an they have been in a generation "Because of manpower and- m aterial shortages, more than five hundred thousand business establishm ents have been B I B I .K V E ftH K F O R T O D A Y forced to close d u rin g the Inst five years. Thousands o f ; T H E PR OD IG AL HON tN T H E others have failed to open for the same reason. Discoveries P A R A B L E HAD A BRO THER | WHO WAS A S E L F IS H CAD ., and developments of the war y ea rs have creates! brand-new WANT TO S E E fields for enterprise, m any of them just suited for tw o " DO W E O T H E R S S U F F E R THE LAST At the same time millions of husbands now in tinP E N A L T Y FOR T H E lIt SINS -ervices will have savings to Invest or will be able to Isjrmu W H IL E WE E S C A P E PUNISH MKNT FOR ENVY AND S E L F money u nder the (II Bill of Rights. Thousands of them will IS H N E S S AND S E L F -R IG H T , have acquired new skills on which they can hope to c a p ita l-, KOUHNF-SST Rut U w a s . m r e t to . ize in small business if their wives are willing to go in m i k e merPv and be glad: ihi* | with them. th y b r o t h r r was dead and i* alive | While waiting for their husbands to be released from Kiln, a ml w u lost and la found, t —Luke 16:32. I the service, there Is much the wives can do rigiit now in preparation of the launching of their business Woodbury states: Del actual experience in tin- line they want .<> enter—if a small re s ta u ra n t is thdir am bition tin- wife should take n job now in a well-operated eating establish ment and learn th e practical know-how of its operation Read book* on the business and write lo tlude as-iK’ialions and tra d e magazines (or additional informs U fe Magaiine ■eem< to agree Become acquainted with the business people in the with Mark Sullivan ami the Kelt linn.. to r of Thr Sanford ller*ld that locality where they exjioct to o | m>!i their hushand-aml w if* p rim e M inuter ("htirehlll l» not shop Call on the representatives of the wholesalers w.lh merely one of the greateat men whom they plan lo deal in their business. <rf our time, bill one of the groat And it would la* a good idea if ihe wife look a m u s e eat men of all time* in IxKikkeupiug and business arith m etic a s in a man and wife operation it is usually the wife who keeps th e luniks. •- ,r,< ■rether- >er»r apo. riearxpapsi formed 11 «iu>|>erntivi- wiwiu.i a- ^ the Aasoclatrd P ress, automotive ^ concerns Joined forces and bought mines, factories m i) equipment to cut cost, increase product 100 and expand sales. As for u psetting the i-ro;oinic applecnrt. where would Florida !»■ © ugriculturully today if it were not fnr nvi* Imili for coojirrntivi-s ? ThiV T hey Ithave huili our g reat citru s in d u stry anil ad vanerd our poultry, trucking nr.it cattle industries yenrs beyond where they would be if our fat mi-rs and grower* hadn’t gotte.i together Mavbe I’m nuts but it seems to me if the fu n ner* want to g et-together and pool their buv ing power ti 'd enterprise, they ought to be prniaed rath er thn i condemned. Come sec us for ami Fender work YATES AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 N o rth P n lm e llo Ave. I'h o Obviously— the boys at the front can’t do it all! You can help— BUY WAR BONDS! TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL. K A'l <H* u I li.rul* ill- uti h nrgani ratlun* ns the Florida C itru s Exc n n n -i . Wav,-rly Grower* Coopem tive, Huiiws 1 Ity t'itrua Grower* Aaaiwintiori. the Florida f'ltru* Cnncr* \» « « l n ti o n nnd other* W ith more aril more farm ers g e ttin g out from under m o r tg a j e a and being able to htiv nutomo- S en ato r Andrew* about whom th e m have recently been re tire ment rumor* on account of ill h t a l t h , i* ■ fig h ter to the end. l i e ha* no Intention of reitgnlng, n r of not running again next year. And it i* reported In Warhinglon th at hr in much clo»»r to lh a naw I’retldent th an he wa» 3 lt th e former one Twenty-«ix dog* were «um marlly executed tn MUml the other day after th e y h id a tt a c k ­ ed, m utilated and finally killed a woman of 3b. Pit bull*, they had evidently been tra in e d to fight, poailbly a* a aport fo r a certain peculiar type of Individual who llk*a to bet on *uch thl.ig* More vleloua th an any dog la naturally, they evidently had learned lo kill In the m in t effective way, could hardly be blamed fur doing what they had been tau g h t. It »** only right that they he dealroyed But what about the man who ral*rd them, trained th em ! FARRELL’S . Arcade PACKAGE STORE F ir s t S tre e t A rcade Bldg. Phone tll lS Certain Vitamins W V. BITTING Tnurhton Drug Company Hofiiii»e Vitamin* mi their nnlurnl dr prennred a tale »rv neee**arv to life lleelf, it i» a mtatakf to think that doaing o n e ’s self w ith them will work miracle*. Statistician* have begun to dlacover already th a t Germany la largely a nation of women now, with most of the men In the productive year* of life having been killed in the w ar or prlione n In the hands of thr Altlei where they ere likely to remalv — particularly those In Russian h and s—for some y ears tn come. Consequently there are five women to every two men in G e r ­ many, nnd the tw o men are ap t to be either u n d e r , eighteen or ■over’ fifty . Whet women are go ­ ing.’to do for h u sbands In post­ war G ermany Is anybody's guess. S u l* census figures, praaum* ably almost complata, fall to giva mfqrd aa larjt a population aa A New League Many people are not clenr in th e ir miml« reifnrdinp the nature ami purpose of the big conference nt Sun Finnclsco. II U no Important th n t every American should understand it. Here in a good, short explanation, from nn editorial in the New Ynrk Timen. ’'The conference has lieen called for one purpose, and only one, am} It will be well if we all have this fnct dearly in mind a t the outset, and keep it clearly in miml us events develop. , * Vitamin* a re essential to life an d hrallh. They keen the body tissue* in good condition, th e y assist in obtaining energy Yrom the food you eat They a r e vital to proper aaalnilntion. Rot you must know whnt you lire doing, what ajmclfic Vitamin* a re needed by your ow n system, where your oar ticu lar deficiency it. «nd |mw m a n y and how often to take them , y. | > ' Q lh trw isk you rffhy t>« w aiti *I>nCI trn11 W XriKaU I /■f aye>i(r ‘This ia not a peace conference. It will draw no Doundafy tinea. It will consider-no-problem of mliuicltlea^ It will weigh no claima for reparations. Its purpose in almply apd exclusively to create the machinery of a pew league of natloni. "Thla U a tank great enough for any conference. The problems Involved at? many and complex. The rewards of success wIU be enormoua." of the fcdtral census. Anyone who b«Uevta that aland up. Than thora ware scores of houses unoceunUd. Now you eaa't gat on* for love nor monay. Than th a n In the lattor half of ths 14th wars faw prlrata homes taking room ani now ther* a n scons of century, ths Dutch astronomer thorn. Then apartment housee and Uurgent and tho Danlgh astron­ to ta ls w e n largely vacant [ now omer, Roomer, built a plsueUrlthey a n filled to overflowing. 1 out of every 4 cars is a w - Copyright .... »• 1 out of ovary 3 truck* is b , Q”“ ’' Moro people 90 to C H E V R O L E T dealer, for a.rvice than to any MbW*w-***m*>--* j J - laaas £ r u t7«J?rt report on on1IrhkA which Ittt'tal has pea Working for m a n than a par and on which the future CHEVROLET Clemancoau. famous lUamas, taught French school la Stamford, 1444 to 1449, r , • . .1 f. *, * s, M l WEST FIRST ST.-SANFORD Sl l r -r jbC: F- - - 1"' l I j - �« MG' -1 . I "— — 4, ' *1 vTO-* - 7 n 7 A ,.K F o n n K t?. .;:> 'v N r o h n r i A f t n u f '* t t _ein ^ i ■ ■ ■ m Church W orker From Tear’s Lost Meet Held Social A n d Personal - Social Calendar Convention Held By Legion Auxiliary Activities Personals A i r i i 'j t u iiiiitK H e re ic> in n 1 i* * lev hr*' . » ■ it 1 **•% Usikn " itt <*rn«■ i ,u.v<l Uyttii&li t . a i d r f i r » '* i lorn itiu ilo ri.ii i I ihm to San I r'% I'lfs t i t it. h "1 ford w ill come one of the out tf«- t..trd*n Club held ,%* l i d standing missionaries of the . C hristian faith when on n e s. th» homent oi M n S f * ( \ Ihcker wrfkfn.1 Dr William R u lr arrives *»«, 1 h* meeting opened with a for a *ene* of talk* to local moment of silent | raver for group*, h r R U Brownlee a n ­ h n e and a b i r r i n g on garden nounced today. . ki.ittw v v rr v w here « i < thbrurrved* Hr Rule is being b o u g h t h e r e ' i„il..*,-,t tlj ,h.- ............. „( ,h„ hy the roreijrn Mliuianfl commit* i rm-etmj; ten of the Women** A uxiliary wf ». ^ _ tW — the F.m t I’r e s h j lerian Chureh. ‘- ' I * « * ** * '» ^ > n g ' He will talk to the an n iv ersary " | meeting of th at o rg an isatio n on L 'J.a .. ■ ^ .n a *i! *' E v e l v n k i \ r * a- i x „ %j i - .. #. _ « Vx% H arry lleervn. circle chat; t o u ) a e oo man urged the club members to j s h a r e th*- 11TH w*v.i ] >,■ This renowned church worker ,m,rT planting The magnolia | In the Kit t | b r .»1 r e - i tiT11- y B . is a doctor of medicine who (or , r„ ,electe,f as the s l a t . , terv “S .i ittcv i a b y U th e oo ho ir. ul* h several yearn has been s e rv in g in the Helgian Congo not only In the . x, r„ , r^ , fTnl„ 1 trig S h e r i f f ** lt * i c m i . trwatmenl of native diseases hut , ,, kI t *lm | toe shovx i> Tui • .1.1 % in teaching the in h a b ita n ts < M ’ ' te n e t , of the C hristian f a i t h , ” Hr ' , r i b u llnrwnlee said He has 4 wealth V . f'Ul> of information on which be draw* ant* trva*urci >‘ * 1 ln r \1 ^ in hi* cn tr rta iiu m r and info rm ­ Hcrrvti «%11h a b ^ u t l f o l ntive m anner to bring audience* closer to the problem of living 1 VI i VII s intcrv'*! and lUitAtanvUnc in a neighborly way in thi* ever- 'v*■ fh• £%+ chairman durine the r fu il rn c t ii i g wo rld “ •*l I"Jinn, . if. <* | ’ i l 1 w0 yrara, l>r Br*>wnlee, pasto r of the I Y*4 » I** p » Mr |J W W illf, newly c l^ S ta le i o.k v . o P resb yterian C hurch *aLI he i* Ux»k over the nu^et i **uite eag er for .Sanford pyoph? to ^ ^h.iirman. it th»» time an*l clcxtiui «f . * r V">* t.i have full opportun ity to h e a r Hr. ■, Mi'* B - »• wm* held. After the Rule and has arran geil fo r him **f I !•*.•? %» * • to talk nt both the m o rn in g a n d ....... ' ,,n “ **f i h v V - ^ w a n in g sarvlca, of tha rh u r rh !' T T V SKe will * %»« »t Thtr.l Strwat arul Oak A vanu. * " '* ? wi' hM'* " ^ on Jo n,s* t on .ncvl ‘ 1'v* vvote of thanks T t wUa st t *riven -*1,1 1. »'f . *f . . . . . Sunil t v ... . . . h iir • While we are ju stifiably proud u> \Ir , Sayer lo t the d elictiVice p? % that Ur Rule ha* represented our Kt KtSXfl Uy al| mem ber, Bv id VV church." said Ur Brownlee, "the ......... ta r v \l ■idijecl m a tte r of hi**" dlacu**io*is ______ __ ________ _ I .it i or \ i* of viiaj intereM to ev ery o n e' - e* ** 1 t oh o rr ro g n ite s the place of BIB I II \ S N B I N« KM t N r Tall lit* . > . ( ’hrivlian* pnn< iplr* in the world Hell* \ today, “ f more esjtviaU y in the M i'V VI 4 lark and \|fi l h Im ar world t»f |g |( - e the evrla*ting » peace for whch w«- h«»|ie and pray. . nfw ''•ti r ths* h i f l h »»f a o n m M . ' ' i \\ r feel, i h m fore, (hut thi* llil- V|n y ! • a t i h i F e t t c a l d 1 IghVrVh M i an 1 VI osiial o p portubit) afforded t y tlw* V " t i -i 1 lii vft|idiia l Thr 25th Annual Convention of Mra, II. I_ Osborne is ill nl her 'I* >.\|) \ \ th f A m er'f * n Attviliorv, ■|:.r Mo........ t lull. I) E. I ' w t n w n t o f H o rid*, look VUco home on Celery Avenue S v. Ill mi vt -1 x no !• M B| th r ' ” , n Room of Friends of Mrs. J T, Hardy humr of Mr. Jo r l orli-y with T f A ncebllt Hotel with Mr«. Mr,. M u r iu> J u t ', * io m Edwortl F. - r t t f i l l of Miami, wtU )>c so rry in learn that she is ill nt h e , home on Maple Avenue. 1 hr I i«|ien.laliti i l u . . of the I'rvddlnK. First Molho.lt.i i h in tn " i ll na-it • The meeting openeil with the Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Swalm ii cnvoroil ili Ii Mi;i|ni amt mar* advance o f colors and the pledge ket h.tuki I i 111. itiurrh arnirr 1 of allegiance followed by the ring- have as their guests, Mr, and rtt 7:('tl I'. M. in* of the laat verae of tha “S tar Mrs. W. E, Swaim, of WlnatonThe H u s i n c Unim-V* I 'l r d r | Spangled Ilanncr.*’ The invocation Salem . N C. of llio H.ipti't rh.*f-li oilt incei | was given by Mina Ruth McKlya. Friends of Mrs, Lucian J o h n ­ I nt h:tW I M .,i la.i,,,. of d epartm en t chaplain, after which Mm My m u So.ill. at Floral HO seconds of alienee was obaerv- s o n will reg ret to Irani of her illnasa nt h e r honjc , on Weal llrig n ln ed. F irst Street ru .|.,v i The welcome addrens was in charge of Mm. E.A. Crawford, Mm II S Ihiggni left Friday The .Itiiiior It. ■ i.>lt*v ' he younc ' president of the Orlamlo l ' n i t . n ftrn u u in for I’etuhroke, lia. pul'd* of the I aiiBie I, Mon .on , Mm. W estfall ihtroduced the dis- where she was cnllrd by thi I'jarm Schiinl Wilt l a t e ,,1,ire ul lirtBulahed guest*. The Itilrndtir- denlh of her fath er, T. II. Timhd. H:I’| r M m I hi* , i udio a! no t tlnn and g re e tin g of all past deM yrtle Avenue M i., \ clnui ’ p artm en t p residents were made Mrs, W. A. Cagle is confined to L etferm an. aps-«mli.i n a ile r from j t'V Mra, F.E. Wel»er. the F e n in ld -lA r u g h lu n Memorial the Snnfiiid Naval An S ta tio n ,j The rep o ile of various depart- Hospital where she underw ent a will n»si»t , ment chairm en w ere made and m a jo r o p e r a tio n l a s t w eek ► th e Memorial and Gold S tar Ser­ vices were related by Mm. I F. Vim W. IV llriMik*, J r who ha* . • ,i ■ >, ■| Jackson. The highlight of the been rnnfined to the h tr n a ld IV irS . V . I.. I (IW C ll | morning’s session was an address Laughton Meinorial Hospital, ia W i l l M l ' - i f l f ’i r r l p given hy Mra. E.A. Camnlwll, na* reported to he im praeinc at her III I H t i l l V I T C i e t) o n i, viee-preaident of the south* home on 1100 P a r i Avenue, , ren division, of Homer, l a ■•■Id ihe first | P 'll ► Mr* f Mm, O A, Davi* of Jackson The aftern o o n session stsrted I"! r*u* 1 mi 11i»w with ■ continuation of reports. ville and Mr anti Mrs Kdward M a g m d n I 1Clt * * ' !• i«* nt hrr Brady nf T a in ts h a i r retui fled '.«» v .. , •»..-•> hruiu- <» their respective home* aftrr Vl VtI a to the N ational Convention, was j spendinjr a v%«*ek with their m o th ­ • a llri Pit Aril, .•h . U .l . I.. pri’*ld then taken Up, to he followed hy er, Mra John T Brady, at her . tu n w r the installation of officers, 'over hurne tin Pnliiietlu A\emu* f*d iivii 1hi- in. . i its l.lli**t itrw which Mrs. Campbell officiated. upcl.i il \\ 11 h ,t | i a >»i u ftirr t • ui V . The meeting ended wiih the ie* I dent. 4j»r i I red II William* i «- la , , M it : tirem ent of rolom. L >'••*' an d Vti*. V l l i n n t ■* and th ree »i*it o f u niaii o f Ur B o l e ' s call- | i nldwell t 1I'll ' HI 1 •mall dnu ^h trr* »|a,nl last *eek l»er **ill lie taken a d v an ta g e of by 1 • i»i a n « l M r * . L . B M1c l , r o d . * announce the b irth of • thr Pi twe d it.i pu ttiled Mm in Sanford vUltintf hi* parent*, hundred* of Hanford citircn* and .mi' v itp ti* Mr. it nd Mrs, F T William* we anitcii ate that the ch urch will ,,:t 1 ht%-r, 1 u c i * T u n c n . o n M n Bn tillin' . "HI 'Tilt lit t 1 F, i,i-t tii'l |P •' ’ he Orange l.enerml II Mate I 1 » Mi I lent Wklltam* i* stationed «l l*e fillet! for b*»t h of hi* meet 1 l.tfi*- VMTP o r g a n 1/ iiif i in • kri k** nexi Hu lit lav ’ t I*'1’* Orlamht Airs. VIcle»v( I andM-rt Field. St. I mn*. Mo , m fh. f.irwvr Li*') RountiHat HIMill II* •In . .«•»* VIm. W. (n. Hide. J r and Mrs V. , ittrr tiif Mr amt T F VI.- 1 1 ’1 i 1. . Mr* W S. T hornton ha* n* j I i tint ,>f Sanford | nrm1 M vj. 1 ,‘| i vt. - f it'd Perry Wade en tertained the F i­ turned from ( “tinmudn Bench after ( Ii . 1. 1» 1 t h»* »uji of M f and M \ l M Ml V| | • de lb (Mass o f the First B aptbt n visit with Mi* Lillian M Kelly m il V I I 1 Mi 1 r w l i’ f O r taurwlo. t wut 1 lm ,i 1 . L it * V 1 1 yiui r h u r r h with a rhifken *oifiper at he t '''Windswept'* cottage on M 1 < ■ '*1 i* with the armed forte* in th r church a n n et Tur*dav pm * the h**aeh Mr* Kelly n a for WIN I I I! I* VRK May 21. tS p e f ’ N, )' u r--p#Ah The ale. nmf A fter enjoying th. itell rn**r tetidenl of Sanford anil ha* , finite fried chicken and the t*nv |n-en living nt Coronado Beach •"tall IttiUin* i ’u l.rg r will 9 * * o l ♦ achelor degree* to a p p i o t imatetv ered dbhea which the member* for several Veins H hviiic *oM U »* nlor - %f * iiinmt'rt. fi i t i m U»y I »h VI VlTtVRH hroujfht. a »hon hu*mr*- niw' ln»r ntltaffr recent Iv, Mr- Kelly i-c- in ih»* k il n s lr* Mi*mortal ftn* held plans to move to «outhVrn t ali BUY B O N D S | Mr*. H W. Little, cU*» p r•*»i forma where "hr will make her Chapel Monday moi ning June 4 hi 1 \ NU M*v 21 , i S p e c i a l S Vccordlng to aurioiiin eim-nl hv 'd e n t , helil the meettnK ai which home near her sister VAitfunl acl»‘ft had lule* m a n d SPEED Uean W rndrll C Stone, L^ nieni Vn lime the class welcomed it* new Twelfth I h t - .,f tha graibiatln g r l « « - i l l teacher, Mr*. Forrest (laichel FRENCH SI H i m Night at the M o v er I i l l 1** l e e r iv r the d e g r e e of Ka« h«dur of , . . , , . tl ... . ,, Mrs. C. P. Hendrraon will serve . ,, * g i j i i 1 healer Joh n n .Stetson \ nt art* five the degree nf Bachelor K l , A , ,i ns substitute teacher. DEHNI May J l (Special! — rr* ty on Mav 10 a r d I\ V I C T O R Y i . i b r 'I S g l i h of science, ami two the Kackflot Those attemlinir were Mr* S Mi** Winifred I oveH of Hanford, i o urn Farrell, 'i*n of Mr ami I , -i . P h i T m i s II V. sShiplett. Mra. Carl Moss. Mr* •laughler of Mr and Mr* W \ of mtl*ic degree M- tV U Fat roll. t U y n i th IJUY IIONDS AT OUR BOND The commencement addre** will V E Cooper. .Mra. J P Cullen. I ovell ami a student oft John B j,«ti of M i T u b e tWlvh arwl BOOTH NOlt FOR F R EE Mrs. It. E. Sodcrblom. • VI r ■*. Lit Stetson University, D efend i»j l*e delivered hy Ur John Martin Rwlt'h Smith v»vii of VI r s' >1 BONO P R E M I E R E ' hotei! ronniilBiit ami 1e»*1nref on tie. Mrs L. F flarn er, Mrs F. B one of eight nu mbers elei d d this V). - Bali'h V Smith, i laved the I 'i i o i t r 'l l f u r . S r h e t l u l r s Smith, Mra. H. E Morris, .NH** Sj ring to membership in I a | inter national relation* arid a mem ,ut uf SelimAllan !-or*nc Franklin. Mia* Thro Vick T rurici&de, htiruirnjry T rench mj l»e r of the Rtillltls adult eilmJi 1 tion faculty Ur 414win 14 lar*w | | n t t y , a t Hteiann. "The purpeme «f • cry, -MUa C ath erine J e t t, Mra. Gaichel. U ra. IU ndersen, Mra. the aariety. i« to foa|«r in U rr rl *o ver, vieg p ie s id rh i y^f Uollm* -*iB J t-gt(erv«* * 14» I U ,* i W F, ,twi m T J rJ Buie, Jr.. Mra.. Made, Mr*. (' C the laniiuiige, cuatom* and liter aw ard the degree* In the absent e f proir " i u nf nunnJiiic*, i- in f o * of Pfe*iden! Ha milt on Holt who oh* iht! on Minds* morning J n ^ r 1 Ilam nar an«l Mr*. Josh Phillips aln re .if France Ik alt i'rid i rig the San T ln lu f-i ' the bare aiau reale v^riuun u* di« ARM E ll S ERV IC ES 10c KOltKKT A. WILLIAMS l!K U , X-CEL FEEDS M.ltlr Hit I lnritl.i m*otU In i f - rr-.ullH lhal rnunl Suld In Miss Margaret BtoK* Heads Alumni (»ri*tip •Mil M SEMINOLE FEED STORE \l \* 11 ft I lm \ t r , I’hum' fit KADFR’S For GRADUATION GIFTS ' \t w k i I* I nt.* i»"Vi .ui a For F i d e l is C l a s s 12 Seniors (Iraduate At Rollins June 4 KSTA1 K * llltn K U t Atlantic Hnnk Hlttir. l'b'-ue 7!J . . • i \ *.......... W Mil 1 Ii Ills M ' ill* 1 ' - f o r 1he i '•-fit»M ' • It • till* Moi i L«i\ri g T|»|* Ur \ I I i v ('t i ' i, . i I JI ' ■I •I. I I . *i i* i ,n I < . * - -M 1 '• _* * VII !rnl tllllio I b. W m . E. K A D E R .) i :\ v k i .k r .......... t v\ TOMt S|i6fV r cS r o rn j r fin P ... Last Times Today! Make it o f Net—for a dream o f Uiveliness! MVOICAL coertu iH IK» fodwtll ■AllpflOl fk*r lfWf»*J IK* bameeeW to inru* ’•x A•*»«»! tillltl rn*f i iioaeM i4e* ramo« rM n « qwrUn Call o** Cl A H j*«- ciAwrcit M . 0AV11 F*rt leMlOH J . i a l a m i 2 ,,n RF vn i I. >. SHOW TIA1KS: 1:25*3:55 , (i:25 and H:55 s h o r t s i«’ 'I n ' f till' t t* 11 1 .' t • ' >mn> .ii . H, , ., .... (.. . . •t . .Ml t<» ez.Mt T U E S D A Y -2 HITS IIK KOI K TIM CHAINS’ KEY. C H A I N S MONEY CLIPS In tilti.it ^ tvi'ltumi' j?ifl' t>;if h<'"ll ,ni<>\ «-i\ mp ;»n«l wi-nriitk.* THE M M Y KNOWS when a big share of Manes production is going J .5 0 - 2 r>() LII ai* Tr**l Wo'r* doing our part In producing underwoar for th* -* CO -H IT Armod Forcer. This means that sometimes your dealslock will be low. But botfraf tn are trying to serve. Mffich‘tn y 1‘la.H . ^ IttllM lK “ t ill 1. a t IO' 1. 'Oirt'vi It) HANKS VAiUKt We guard the quality of Hanes I Vince t«antner .rid .’tint famous m aker. . Uimk*"'' cji-e keejw cm lenlial't, Underwear by carefully selecting the materials and maintaining high standards of workmanship—from n w j » i | t ' vkryam z> \l (.», . a i M H — the cotton to the finished garment. You know, from underwear that 2.<'‘d to JJiO I A 4J D by step, for comfort and long Rayon net tn rainbow colors of Rose, Yellow, cot. P. H. Hanes Knitting Corn- Lavender, Pink and Given—to make her the belle of the graduation ball or any other ball! North Carolina. LORLK TOILETRIES for MEN 1 -5 0 jard 78 inch** wide! t . .M “ JT» . *. ^ V. ‘ 'ii,; . . . • ... 1 . 0 0 A fter-Shave Ixition t- \, . V owell’s U J A v ) > i\ » -i i .•SANFOWV- Li fto W L v V J ' .3 * • * ' -F .* ‘ -i€ 1 .0 0 • Pitrfunt Lodorante ... 4 ' $ .50 • Shave Cream, h rush less or latherin g___ v . . y . ,.,w :_________________ ____ •» , jL . - �- - -• TOE SANFORD HEKALI), SANFORD FLORIDA •V r B j SIGBID ARNE W a s h i n g t o n . i m :.. M«y t n , | In lU.t ! I he I'tlltrd Ktalr* w«* — ( S j x x l a l ) - ) *4|>o!tUi«a In client* gelliuK fewer autos, .ypow rilcr. d u rin g n delayed landing in and apple, to .ureign (ounlrlr* N o rm an d y , deep mud In the A, It w»* huyinK l e u cheese! lace, dcnnpa F o rc a t. and t h r cumin r i coffee, tu naaten and file* rnm •b acn ci of shelter during wm them. l ) d p are only n few «,f the reIt »n»n'l entirely I f - d e p r e s ­ n tem btred obstacle* fn inl h, sion. It was partly “ triuh* hur Chaplain O acar K. Mnganun m il rlers " m em bers o f th r 177th Ordnance 1 B attalion. In a cumimmlrnliim in j Me* iro limited the ainnunt id m- r e p r u e n l a t i v c of the Gem-rnl | A m iricau movie* her t.u-atera Cotnmiialnn on Aimy and Navy 1 could buy. G erm any said ,h e Chaplain*. W ashington, D.U. tin | roleh.Mlliri. ehc paid ntiv nation Chaplain ha* only p r a l w im ih, had to be siwnt right m e r e In cooperation oi In, ttiperi.u ol Germnnv. w hether or not , he nail fleery and for Ihc devotion of ; anythin* Worth selling. Tne Unitxli» men of In* hat 11lion h toMi « . *,| Slate,, r b a r r e l such hl*'n forward position wh« 11 hii.lintie tariff- on some foreign goods ceaieil. C haplain M agnum , in ««• that A m etirans couldn't afford trOapcel comm ented * , (tdl„wa to buv in any of them, for seller* had to add tariff* In the price* '.* 1 averaged. nl>oul 30 ■>■ irmte Boca *e of those lost sale* men MTelCat each month. Tin- at- 1 lost their 4/ib*. tendance » a> not n* laiire n* in tS tv A to n t him troop* aoriir , h , , r That year, llt.'M, thg U nlltu o r four mile* ahead of it* w h o ' VJt a t" - iinimunced a ‘'reciprocal did the actual fighting. Timur trade a g re e m e n ts” program, auwho cam e most rcgulurly w ire thnred by Sscerelnry of S tate those who im -nll, n.ten ■*! a Hull home. But nu one ,.v,.i madr 'tin We said to each nulimi: Vou cut o f ralifio n I- nr it ytJt t nu nti* down yuiir l Hide harrier.i i.iel knew when he would -lurt m m we'll cut our*. tnr on te r rib ly ahm t noli <■ tt < We Hiciml the ilr*; such uKreeknew w h at it » h to l'< in iiu iri ment * ith l.uha m Au«u»t, lut-t. . 1,. n,uiK Moaguito of the Royal Air Force ihortly after n tis VI(W Of THE HIAIT Of BfRLIN w .1* l„ki > i o f the encmv fm * nt « | Now we have elgasd them vjth* ! 1 1 ,. 1. > i i r i . building .till upright in tin* plcluro ti e foil of the 1 1 10 til caijiliil In I lie It 1 Wwe. 27 „i**rr natron... No milion tiu* ' 1 . i tin 1 K loi vaii capital* looked in epoi* after l< m I,, rn d. * 1 Itrilu ir rt n rr vn 1 uQnev while . * i **** ** w Ithili aw i, ....... 11 ., ,, . , | t . , 1 .ii i.llu ial ohotr,. (fnlernoMowal* L>« .it,; toasted !■> a*i bombing. ,>t tin L. t I f o r n color,..l • lu a t tn m a- lii m V But lire piojrm m hm- nail eon a Germnn plane flew ‘iiri 0- o' tittuous minority „pps»*Uioii in t r t e . t o p level Willi It. gun g ..... 4' Vlltfm M inm fisctuirn will l»c p rn n iU c d Conxre**. So il h«* had to opciote evelrd off iu*t u> It K"t n , „ t j , |.. .lull und du o fnlth 1 ( i d l M K I I ) It level. /llllllaS t«s LMMlurr imy ty|»r of car lh*y like a ih'g on n tenslu C oiigir.* u* end It did nut .> i'hj 111 , r1*1111 1 ,| ttii I fl *'l’*l* hul if«tline MloriK «a b«rt nni'ioM-d it !lr«l fin thr,w ' c n n w e were under tree, in » forest 1 m#» ■led ' r i l i s Y « * a r ih'-y *.i i s •1•!!«•-w *tf—mf ra n with*>ut priority brsIrI* — then t'cleo more, in Id i i and B u t It pn**rd exactly OVI-I u« at h « t i l i \ * 11*10. for three years, and in lilt.-, niH't* from Ihr govcrnm ^nL ab ou t fifty fc»t .11 lity«Jt tint mi*? for onlv two years U W ill M ,T < I lui|*lnin M ni: 111 f» < ri « r «, fnut 1 ;i1 th e middle tif tinMmmn Wi Now the u rogram I* up for mi III 11; I IfHillrilli-*' V ■' M 1 itlilll, > Ib m k m jr. on t h r purt of either Other three venr lease that woult Ml]iprnwleft mil fl«i «tii Ih *4 Wfitiiit^.in F|.•*IfI \ MV * I .| ]1,-1 ,ti»-l Ol...... . rile'III‘ * 1 . llit driver m fi|» irc<to**lrin!i, 1 * fro u n d - mu! whin I If'** t< ^ 11 it I *, . , t-j.;, r \\ uiiii.il’, h > II take II UP to Ju n e 12, lU'H mvnlwtJ in one oul u[ every five ttJtcrfd^vv.Th niiiil, I '%;•■!» tu «| II I It | l I ** 111I H ’ I M f t . * Jh 1**1 l * l i i * »> 1 lie cru* of the Congroes flgh filial trn fffr riiThlenla. lljrllt inu( tit*' wnlil**rw ,'a the uld argirtnent he twee; f <i f i i t <>| t h * M p i i *-a I * -1 ( i Utlfched hoiirtil> "free tr uder*” anil "protection HI.rJ It.I I t M |t, W is c l o u r !*- 1 h i 1 f r '- fit n il 1st* Misut niM hcirtk «»f I'M r have hot th e wny frmii Nturiniii-i t»« Fu , trailer* nre.ie Ihni Mi* -v11*prSc young <>,,e §|l lorth. hut Aachen mlliri riik ' " *1 lioufd *u* nhlr to buy in-. i f *■v% *i*c*rie>. inch i*a l hr red A f o n v t r d h utin ]ion n Mi h --ivi, tlitl chins (mni ,’lthvr F.sst [.iveruied i*.tl h ii .r from t vmi to foul, it* work u i i i i . ........... . . | . - m » O. rn t locum lovokis Then, ihey . 1J♦ 1* (Ml bit ' I •1 U 0« and fire Vi'i iTi-ll ‘ 1- 11141nil .i n. sm l iwhoslovnkln prolinhlv wlti v, V V, . 1 Nofmandv t i n i*1r| *1• f " t *11k' tin. otu of lln 1 ttiowi im- ) l s i t.adi n l l l > that will let II. a ' i 1 *»,. , In bloom It 1 1**1 1 H'l'li Ml 'ptii Unit wkiu ilit*lul». ift ugi^l In Antei Iran t v iwiv rlter* on mi even ,|i i I ’ Di* .i. t. , r t f M e h an ti until 1 *' Ul'l'll «i L’"l rip* the m r n u f hi'lure of iht' fines itllo> l* 1 timv <-*i sot.. Ih** IMl and then w'reis fr«*m which r u ttin g tool* , , ’ *• y E 1 *V*1 4* 1Mill AH* -Ml * 1 ft nt! thi’ nr 11our plate uf tanks are , i, 1 i,• *■#! v * lit )■; i f .it Dfiull ‘.Tne o fficer.y tv * i t* rnn*l c ** , f > . , 1 t,. t t in L. until*\ it Operative and I ii roll * Mm If Uf •".11 i V 1- -1 will ' Tciuned If 1 irn * « mm* m * ..... . 111 i ' .*r ihMih fo atte n d «*rvm und U. lut ♦ *M*.l f.M f.l Kiirht v-orir ncr rent of tilt V* •In 1 '*»». 1 Mill,* | <"M -v V1ii - trifi|it*H (**1 .................. . * « t » -r i it eV*rf avails Id. (uclllly I III, In.vt f en r lli 's rrifi itlkll stvit a h av e a r e a l If ■-fin. ■1willy *■'. Ii., ii- i« held Birvlrof tin t in )*it f »< III i *ft*-1 <i l*ij t h»- - .1 , H i * i » e r h rm ilw in n rr of !e*ii ,1 , ,. t • ,'| t » ]»*’ ».*•(., 1(1 M-ri •• *u|,p , 11 . ,, f teptb. h r d i r r r »«•* -, ......... thrfn ^l*> per week, ami Kl per h M . "i t h, In the (ipQTI f I ’•Illy R m r .i i ..... i ri*« ] V. ’ 1 r , i . it nt have n n income ftjuiv ale lit , i., nu t ... .. it., ih,. ii 11 , 11 I ; ' •'»* I'l 1 til 1 , to Irsh th an f t pet neek tiro court! J?«* of Oil Belgium possesses more th an l.lk’n mile, nf navigable river* find canals New • IPPINO THiOUOM ClOUOf of amoke. rcckets fired from U. S. Navy ves­ sels tear tow ard Ja p poslUona a a T arakan, off the coast of Borneo. The pre-lnvadoo attack softened up the m e m y fur Ihc landing of Australian troop*. Official U. fl Navy photo. ( International Soundphoto) !'. \pvt h u m MONDAY. AUV 4L 1SA 5 _ ■. il. ■ ■ ■IPO gi\»* au th o rity .’or making lb* a i r t c m t i i U to the l*reildcnt. Th* Senate w ants th s t passer as p art of its right to sig treaties. 2 Sale of foreign goods here nii-nn* lost to Amertoan pro­ ducer*. 2. T a rif f reductions a te made without " p r o p e r hearings.” V. The c u r r e n t act requests the , rig ht to reduce tnriffs 50 per rent , undi r cu rren t ta rilfs. w iikh have , alreaily Irecn rrsluced by th e ten Kan piodueer can be heard In opyear* ot the program. In reply, governm ent trad e ex­ p erts say: I. It would be almost Imoosiblc to get t r a d e agreem en ts If th e Sermie tTrote them T h a t vas tried undei th e 1897 t a r if f bfft. Twelve tr e a tie s were ttelvolluted then. In.I not one got by the i>eo, ale. | 2 Ex|ierts can cite no nroof ; th a t foreign goods cause actnal j I innurinl loss to American proj ducer*. On the ulhcr hand. T ariff Commission sin t i n mow tn at American inonrnee alwaya rise in periods when y*o Imy and sell much abroad. 3. Aleut of th es e ngr-earn out* are no detailed t h a t (hey lake mors th a n a y e a r to write. T h e y ’re announced first. The any A merposition by e x p e rt .rade romtnittee* draw n from the T a rif f Comrr-|.■Ion 'w T —* •" ** nictec. A g ricu ltu re ami S la te dap m imeni*. , ih» s s . p c a , decide oil «hii lev er course seems to proinUc h g en eral rise in income for ihc United Hiiitcs. Americans Must Buy Frum Others In Order To Sell Hazards Faced By Worshippers Told Army Chaplain; A — basts with, say Swiss typew riter* 1’iotcetionint* suv that if you admit ( tech china, hast I.lverpnol m«v lo»c s«le« Uoinmcrce departm ent figure* -hww th e , o u r lt*.HI1-tb sales t" iduntile* with wlrlch we had kk i cement: w-p|,, twirc ntir r.oh i<, "nun agreem cli'.’' ■>n;in*i*. Stale dcfini t'l'i'lit esnert* ef idcin laicfu lG ', that the wiuld Vlad laigun m ouv umic auvw cv liul the flguie* -huw tne 11 ude agreeim-nt nutuuis did muii' nuvmg. The fight UII the program , -up porter* uf w im h include the U,B (Jiambe, *,t t uiiiinerie UnClubs, thr Al l. and Ik, I III and (icnerul Kedxintiiiu ■• Vt utnen s two of the laig es, tafni ,ilifsinwi tnais piinunv* n, lir a bitter one 11 |,none,it* -a 1 1 he Trade A g reem ents Act The Be«t Ford H ervlu In C en tra l Florida. We sp eeiallrr In complete mo­ lar oTerhauta. Strickland-Morrinon Inc. Hione 200 Sanfocd. Fla. Ardfjine* fue. 1 tOM ORROW ’SDEM ANDFOR AfiMa^ivra N*Ht. l.f- IAam' « TBPil Kim 9 I*t Liar* M a t e h a k s lIH. ll Ugfebakr M t lB g P P l I Ir**. \ irdl»f - rPR*. •fli*’. * Wra* I h * IlHFinrH Iullflrif« j rouchton Druff * Co. rf” T H E RF.XEIJ. HTOHE F IR S T A MAGNOLIA RHONE 32.7 mni tlr|t htar H ifH Cara NperUI I ub*i I'llat TpwHfrBrrfR ll'Hta t i l %%nraa Halt tat A %aafar4 I'liwar ItHI |lUtr(b«tara <*( r . II. WoMimn A i » m tn 4 I' hfIhh H ffd w p • “ - Vodcu}.'. Florida is on tiie threshold of j f • LODGE & SON GROCEIUES - MEATS VEGETABLES llrxl U U - *4* ibr M f« BFrffHten. The Kilgore Seed Co. II a m* Diamonds--Watches 202 Ea»t Flr*l Stfprl Phans 5 SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. f • W «W «I I la* M***»ll« Ay*. rt.K Ml U NC L E IOSCS i/Lf. C a r — RADIO S — l i m n , Wa ' f t * fh*m. Just rail u* CAMPBELL SECDRITT FEEP & SEED STORE BADER RADIO & ■ BLECTRIC SERVICE VyW»*if , r*ss, w Ml , tV . [as. PAtfRAMOpfc’S pftOCKgY 1st tirsM lf—H i MEATS — POULTRY (ty « <t* * ^ * o y v A n d A llie d s u b s t a n c e s A b o u n d in t f i i a n t i t i r s t u f f i c i f i t ’ fo r p t o d u t i i o i t of p o t t . i r n y r s r t . c h i n a r o o lc” t n q ig . i f • , n r j a n d h u n d r e d s of other products. When the bung lory tree dismissed. g . .. np oli . sm • • •Late Swilley ses he usver seen eleven stubbo: i r men in his . . . The trouble with hevin lrteads UNCLE JOSH n y s t -rr S E R V IC E Co, ;M k Ktsri mr i vMi iru Mlit lilt refill ts mil • t ta w t t t t n fleriJi. ttncUn Civ (filter’s urtk) lit Mtecmni hi firitfn f l f lf ll l M I N S (lap MAM -M e | o e e e^ess — upwj i nil* twjmn ixv, urgi MUfipp&f* wtrt A u to P arte Co. “ • IV E Y ’S •L*TI PARTI BRIVICI IlH - D IS T R IB U T O R ? hr IIS W. I*. s c ;,,, . d i m slljs. HMStm, fltat uf Mil lUtr bum ifbstMMi art tlsc mllihlt. \ M , Yg*V‘ P S T R IC K L tin a n ifin t Slate iNi; ; T *, MM A F h trri auwi p tfv f i CLAYS E L E C T R IC -V II. Jam i«.#a*k a n . - CERAMIC MANUFACTURERS CAN DEPEND OH FLRRIIA , III A.W IDE VARIE1VOF ESSENTIAL MATERIALS it* I— t* MICKEY’S PHARMACY. ». ParW A *». r i *» ^ n u r if |r u FL O K ID A ' a *« *r Vm N B F f ^ p r f tiM a ^ <knl ftlltrii ta JEW ELER ! , A; RrtFp*. It n r * H s o * C. F. VVEUT Uaffrtqjii 1V45 FkifeJMSSMfsctyrr# i s i f rv^p*n A tf, i S k ^ i l U 'T G f I k * e», —- rk-Rf K- low at. aaf g e ria a , I t s , ■» * f , l « l l , ta •’ M ils* P r e s s rt allow s la ir n llitirlal t'mrm Hybrid Klrl.l Cara krrtl I'nlsIOry Molaa*f« Itu.it II a ad U sO frt W ILL P O IN T T O F L O R ID A ! A m erica today ia in th e m idst oi a renaiflsanc? of craftsmansh ip in ceramics. In the last q u a rte r c o n tu ry th o art h as advanced to such an oxtent th a t the b e st A m erican aolam ic ware com pares with tho L nest foreign production.The o u tlo o k iti for e v e n g re a te r !* p ro g ress in-this field. „ bU t T h e qual-ty of any c e ra m ic " . w a re is d e te rm in e d by th o - • m aterials used as w ell as th e f; ~ m a n n e r of p re p a ra tio n a n d 'firing of these malorials.'TTie P le a s e Call -218" for JENNINGS SEED STOKE chief raw m aterial io clay and this motorial as well as m any o th e r sn b ctan ces needed, is ab u n d an t in Florida. Fine American ceram ic ware, conform ing to th e c h arac te r an d legend of the cou n try sid e in which it was produced, iB finding a ready m arket F lor­ ida . . . Its exotic back g ro u n d a n d its colorful history, pliis tho further a d v a n ta g e of its v a s t to u rist p o p u la tio n has m u ch to offer in its ceram ic 'p ro d u ctio n possiKilitfea, OVER M 0 .#0 n PR E S C R IP T IO N S F IL L E D a ll • Ik. F M lIf Y ■ *ix—* * �'■> ■<* f M ONDAY. M AY 21. l*M.r> III! ■***»T * i .^ N il'll) ' I \ IM k"fI * i’ .i i*i » | l! 'kill jilt r*Mlr t iion" •. *1.1* in your future! There's a lll llA l IL .N A M n ll.r III \ lit * Tin1'*i" n r i» ■ nfiv tilt- ■i i ■u v It 1,1 > nr% im u DR. RAYMOND L. BASS I n jjoiutr vvilhi.ul in 'ii ii ih : (illA D PA TK VETERINARIAN Mali* iJtiHiMlivti I -• Pit* t "iir u!( 11 *1 L A R G E and S M A L L A N IM A L S - li.iv* •, i-.ii^nin I Pltwih 'J’ hi'A ill'll, 1 h,,vt tin I | amotifii til iunm \ »• iititr-i in |i m Sanford - Orlando Highway n bljj d m in Tim v I Phone day or n ight 237-J 1 I • Piti t . ol rl |< i ll V . 1 * J .\»t i 'll N*11*' !*•• nt t V E N E T I A N II L I N I) S I i ( It I'lnlul If 1*1 h i'.* .4 '1 i n .h custo m -m ad e io fit each w in d o w . C all f 2 tiO -J for free ottim ute. II L I N D S R E P A I R E ( APT. C. HOl.lVXI.AVV, (H e lircd ). O • 1 -1.. r• !*• 1 *H)if Ho, il \ i'll IHI *I' 1 nr a I.Mtin, nr aM O • I PliiL ! S it « M W C P A r m * n it 1 1 r i Hi it a . v i s 1 h JH 1*14 I \ I l | Ml 1 If tv %M' I till %l Y| | \ 1 1 | l it | % I % f « Mil 1III % 1\ i II VN* I 14 \ \ -----------I %i • . I i V j i \l I 1 •t * • k | * 1 iii %imi 1 ft|u + Mil**11-i|. i t-rtiiiihS fint I MulUttf H A V E Y O U R IN T E R C L O T H E S L E A N E D B E F O R E U T T I N G T H E M W A Y — ■1 \ 1 A Ini tif f 1 ■ Ik,t t* Ini ■ » 1 ii|m i " m i lt 'd Im' ihf ' Im n l a d ’ •« ' 1 • hr in I h* !un*)|. 1 *1 t | rtl I f f .«i «■ . eh .ii » . • Li v**t hit i»i.t 1 m Sanford. Fla. j id. im* v• • ’ ‘ * U v A It , .It . t *i 1 • ♦ "• *il • .. I,. I I< | , Ml *,*- h* I. I III* ! Sr OUtlllfVA', . |d %I t IF1 ■*t ( 1 •, Iff 1 t»f el f l . i . ' i f j C O N C R E T E P IP E * • BI • **• ’tent fre*^ e*tf» |.|«| Ht If M* ♦•*•» lie. IJ .trrfe rtfj t«.|l tn|*»tl r.. _i [,:;*■» It w.11 b4 1of tplM*, r ,1 t fv l«f *1 d* 't Bt Bring in hangers, please! S e m in o le D r y f*tl lh* C le a n e rs v> • *■a - a A re . Phont 8fil *o n *d M*a r tfh l I or , I la ( t f «d Mr 1i*> T. eodan by dHirfj r ta ■ rrflrll liH IV tW A V s H I I I N ‘ -I I* 1 It' I A N K S wat e r tanks l I ' l V K R r s » tt,l S t W l HS I trills,, M I I (' rtft r f **I !* Srt mIiiL 11 \ I k M r ■ ( Ittw p f ir r ""1 C. " C. W e ls h *>■ * I *.* t .fit ...left .4 ISO . S1S0. $ 2 3 0 er m o r . To n early e v e r y b o d y ta m e <9 d a y coomi n e e d for ca»h in a h ttfly. Haro w a ora o r g a n iz e d to giv a (ha f a it ■ ervica y o u m u i l h a v a . Naad m o n ay? Wa Invite • you "to opine a n d g e t IP". Prlrof*, friendly »rrrie» .a year or longer lo repo)... reaeonable credil eefuirenienl* in cluding foam m ugnaturn alone. \ F A M IL Y L O A N CO . Room (k-Pla Ml >(* (lank Bldg J T . Rowing. 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I Im nla H i g h e s t Standard* M t 1 •O B a r k e d B y The Dmi’l take rhunrr^i * il k )«i 4r prrrliMi* il o lh i m N»*e it thnrnuylil) rlfnivrtl tu (iffirn t d d t ’rliifati.it. 22(1 Magnolia I • > rllu u If. f ■■r 4l" M . ; *1 SERVI CE I I \ I I * Mil *I tl 1 f .. . , if* MHiilii’ *lr T I RE • n 1' Vio, s rrc iA L I . D .I l » tl • •1' I l • l*Mi i' 1 • ( c a l l hi Mm1Ir In I i\ 1 iif f j I «i lllplltll, J **t ""A • « l V. «* I 1 . r ..... 1 11 I,, -t. fi.llM.il f» IMI I iF*li! *1 V"" ' ' 1 1 1 Tli Hi y h 1 h* *mi m hi | j *t| tipi 1 if it #1-1*1*1 1 . U. • If ..1(1. Ill I s ' ***'ll»l I \ I. * ml fu n ■ I 1 t. .■I bunifii on*I t h e y didn’ t ti ink i h v y V ,»%t ,in avcidrill .1 v* ,1 In ! h r fit - 1 | I.(, i v m*1r * .1 I* a r * * h n**pl iiiOi«. iirid tit* j 1 Oil Ft Will -vi’ In .t C o ’ 1 *lii|iiiiliilv'*l 1** i*n ■■" * . 1 -♦•4 *t| t (t IPO 1 -IM (M I 1 . n,«|lf.*Mi i • ♦*% *i 1 : '.mi* I Jti-ml itnlf I l?th Unv 1 ■Ho t WI*** I.. . Ii • ihih Ihull Ml ci t u HI 1 III* * - *» %" I I ft % Ml 1 It 1 »» . J»’wii|»r I* tul. mi! .» I* ».*Ft i i'f.j.tf mi #i*r !• I1 u .1 UIUI l | .11 i«*rn * .. l of 111* . .i 1 •-n . i i i SKVKN , a i*i * 1 lifilli A . ' r d I W '.f. in tin L K t r r n t w t ic it A R E Y O U J U D G M E N T P R O O F ? F I * >ltlI» V % ■ v. ux1 J R IG H T , SHBRlFf I’It...... , "I Atdo P u b H c l i a b i l i t y • t Jl fcl'^ iS i ^•'nSSS a n d P r o p e r ty D a m u g n Dare yo u DRIVE You too are ON D I S P L A Y around the block 9 Thoagh you may not have aa muny «uita to wear aa the man In the 'vindow . . . you arc juxt uh much in the puhlic eye, T our clotlioH Tvflect «ou In your butiP nesa c o n t a c t * . Are yours Immaculate . . . protected from wear by . frequiat Alaanlnjr? * -. : -VA a SEMINOLE COUNTV LAlINDKif 0 0 . 3 “ty O s S jn * p^ ortm ent M ', / !,■**«y . BS AV, *4 C e E E P E i^ S . t e l l m e 'D O N T y o u t s e My M Y S T E e iO U S B E A U jJ ^ ' w .hits IV A G O T M S IH o o s p .y u N?/ A c E F IV E ^ L - Mving pflt ami lirc», don't alio aavn at tlm rt|irn«r of needed iniunuice. dim accident un a trip around ilia IiUh L could rtulc y*U the defendant in a damage mil for diouMnds o f dollar*. Fhona ua twlay altout ♦forth Anfctfca'a depend- J aide protection. It n » l» too little lo b e niilmut it. E T 7A K C T T G A P O B N iA S * *—- y “ t 1 . a B, CRUMLEY • r . > Oertttf- !|« n rw ford Atltntia Eir.l Bldg ... - B y P A U L - 8Q B I N S Q N l\NDVOLff2e IC O 8X3 . B u r I'LL HAVE TO H AND \ }_ [ '- O t lP B P i F U H E S ! ir t o y o u . r - t h o s e j n i ^ - u r m e I THINK o r TTIE l- . — r — p .< CALL ME PHONY PHONE CALLS m IH'N a n S a Ml c t ^ J H A D ME TAUC/NCB ti '-' v J j L.-., '.Y.... It. '• • a n 1 . ETTA KETT____________ ~ ^ t 'Ufl uU aE ; P :t • , B Y P A U L R Q f l t N !<XL LISEEN, THOSE FLCVvECS CUN Wfo FOLDING MONEY ANDVOU -iJrG c r H I S WOLF CALL * BEAT fTFEET»HES �. Jtmm J ,_ ■. | .^ BBEgg — I .— H ». »^*fwT5r s? :•-•?• * • t ' •TlV' |7 ?. '_«• i ;. H f . r '• • • ' • v , I. < ---- - !»■ The French elumt woi J Btssnlr.F : - e » i L *il J 1 U 1 l l t l a L i» .: .VI vhtl>.il lefenel I ) . 1"--L " -!■ I I - I*W 1 '’ ■'J "J '.*'* Continental Can 1 lists Processing O f Citrus Fruits naw p R U R A L COMMON S F N 9 E By S p ^ d , Jo baioa g e n t; (pie) 1,1 place. Clara t a r gent . * C L * b i* g ‘— 1 s t Year 1st place. Jo y Hodge, -tvJ plac*, Jo a n Goddard Mircla O t h * n • * bibKin^ k^ ,€V arren , Marie Grace S olom an,. JLoui— xJigc»rin~ er, Jackie Goddard, Ja n e t Shew, floria Thompson, Eleanor Tisson. Joyce Kelley. Food P rep aratio n — U t t e a r 1st place, Pad* Warren: 2nd place, Joy Hodge. Others ex­ hibiting w ere: Jo an Lewis, E lta n o r Tisson, Doris Thompson. Food P rep aratio n — Slh Yesr l i t place, Jean Reiter. Poultry l i t place, Jo a n L*wl»; 2nd place, Eleanor Tisson. Other ex­ hibit: Ruth I .argent. f a n n i n g — 7 th Year 1st place, Ruth Largent. d a i r yring i n g ”— Bih’ Vear l i t place, Reiter. ,, Jean Ji fj 5 AM+ Rltt'lN Irinil t n . k n * . -I |i*H f Ji 11 if Holler Motors FOR SALE— • > • ' ■ g o * * # **« « • rs u M wilt procMd E a Pari* L*t tfcu ordsr t# publljh«J lor lb* • titu l a r y tic.* rtjvir*-i <o l*TIn th* SASrORC » Iill* t.D " i n ­ feed. F ieri!* • n**«p»p*r c! ,*r.# rtl circulation in »• J Court* 31)4 P u t# U tinrM m* harul »'4 official §#.»I of offlr*. »t Hanfoi4. Florida. Iht« 4th d«) of XUy. t i l l td |* II FltN DON. DON lt ‘l#r Cl»ru*lt IIFIIN '|r r k Clrru Fb'ful i ourt. H#mlrml» »Yiunt> (MT-AL) P.liBAI. IN D U S T R IE S AKF. B R IN G IN G ADDED CASH TO MANY P’ARM P E O P L E m / 41 While they are not slackening ;• V* / if / Tlie average depth "I D U N E D IN , May 21 (S pecial!— their efTArta as a resu lt of the slKim l t d ' l l /«.-» -m g ii frrllr equipped “ pllot*^ Allied victory In E uropean b a ttls .Hioini; | l»nt. four members of fields Florida fa rm e rs are giving . #• Ho fruit nid m a rin e p ro d u ct, thought to th e fu ture uf a g ric u l­ ,. .i . r .l i .t iff of C ontinental Can ture nnd the many facto rs which '] 1 i .. hnve been h ere for several will e x e rt im p o rtan t influence on wiu-Wa atterii|itinic to find a n iw e rs . . it. T hey w ant a fu tu re s t secure t.i vuioiu* problems that h ave ss it can be made, without th e e ■W5S8* confronted the F lorida citrus cannecessity of takin g adv antage of ir^ S s r any o th e r g ro u p or of depending m ug Industry since g r a p e f r u it B i p o i n and o u < i too much an governm ent lu p p o rt. juice wti« flret proceaeed In 1911. i o r i « •# n o w c a n L * C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G R ATES R u ral industries, offerin g p a r t ­ bojgKi on iSe W orking with the “ pilot” p la n t time em ploym ent to m any m e m ­ V l of f l t r u * Concentrate*, Inc., the O M A C P L AM 10c p er Un« for on* Insertion bers of fa rm families and f u l l ­ • •■irnti't* are t r e ti n g four known M e p er line for th ree Insertion* Don'! pot off nttJp time employment to some of ,n.| currently u«ed method* of 07e per line for 6 Insertion* npatri long*# Dc« • them , «eem deatlnrd to become pi occ.ring orange Juice and h*v* |Se per line for 20 insertions do bvtfhoul ll oie ut more im p o rta n t In the South. In ■,i|,u inudt* totiK* l©*t pack* of c«i»oriei yoo oUor* fact, ru ral industries a re already tangerine Juice, a heretofore un­ In h o n e * i t ! o r b r i n g y o u r Ad* to t h e s a n f o r d h e r a l d Koto won‘«d . • • flourishing in Florida and o th er •Count. 11 . . . .1 • ■ ■ _I.. J I _ _ L . In<i still rs«R known prnducL Hr* IIIUUUIIIH sews addreea. s litre word* to the line. Including pita'll* phone — and S outhern s t a t e , and seem likely ■tlons wanted will be ch srg ed fo r a t the It C. Skinner, h e a d of the eonAll adrertlseinents for altu af ~ ------- *“ k*---- 1 r~ to ex p an d in future. •entrnte* company, ha» Invited gegular classified rates. Too many of tho South'* p ro ­ of the Florid* citru a industi wJi I duct* have been sold in the raw 208 W. Ini. St. — Phone . eluding grower*, ahlp|>er,, p a e f m ate, where fhey bring the low ­ «-i * and procc*»ar* to make sugnllDKIl OF PUBLIC ATION. TO: est prices, and re tu rn ed in the I^UMKTIIA JAl KJ*ON w * » • • I'l.tin n * toward* fu t u r e research. m an u factu red state a t much h ig h ­ plor# of rtaldtnc# and I ‘»»t While the work is being done er price* a f t e r being tr a n sp o rte d Addr««» I# unknown You iio11fi»*\J «nd $•*|ulr«d to •Pr«*r| in our pilot* plant, the end re- p . t LOST: l t d Jir* # y Pig. male II. II. ID P F . CO. from South to N orth and track by to a r#rti!n Hill of Loropiulnl - 1:11 ot the test* an d experiment* Reward to finder. John J Smit* U. T IR E S ami TUBES again. A goal of at least m a n u ­ filed n«Yiln«l you ^>r ^ %orc#* will be available to the whole ejp.O. Box 451. Sanford. Flo. fa c tu rin g h ere at homo the m a ­ llobert A. Jackson. »nd now ptmlWhen you buy o u r bakery ( , cnnnlr.g Indus I n ’ s* a p a r t In t h . Circuit Couit of *»mG terials required for use in the ins MODERN noil located I loom LOST: Kution Book No. 4. J o ­ note County. Florid*, on “f I goods, you ra n !•«• m r o the-, of the »ervice of the can com* i house. Phone 0 12 2 . South seems certainly to be not th . J u n . Ilul* I>ay. , sephine Brown. Birx. 4/1. Ut. I, luiTiy," Skinner aaid, pointing out a re fresh. Come In toduy ni.d • t h d a y o f J a n * . A. Pl * t » J S vut o f line. Goldsboro, Sanford. choose from our large eelec tim t hi* orgsnixation had the ,I . f a u l t l harat, f aald cau*a wi ll |0 ACRE farm tiled, good flow­ In ares* where sm all ru ral in | , r „r * ». t K x P a c t * . L . I t h t * o r d t r only available nr.d fu lly equipped tlon of bakery good,. ing well*. 10 acres rough land dustrie* hnve been developed the o r p u b l i s h e d f or l b . r ' » , u ‘. ' o n •pilot' plant In th e stale. I t is Palm Hammock Sanford, ria. entire communities have been r e q u l r . d b y l a w. In « h . MANFt r l U* u*ed in the company'* own raI I K t t A U ) . Ha n f o r d . F l o r i d a . * " • » » • V. F.. 1*.D. n o t Park Ave.. m benefited. Someone said recently P * P * r o f g - n t r a l c i r c u l a t i o n In «al ' l aruicli work nr.d run* the g a m u t Hai.ford. Ha. Phone 651-W. th a t f ? 't o 15 years ago the las t C o u n t y a n d U l * l * . Wltn.a* ■/ flout d i f f r t . n l type* of e x tr a c to r s for Inundry COLORED girl* hand and official a.*l of o f f i c e rural area* to go on relief were (ROOM H OU SE completely op to *euling nml sterlllxatlon work. Regular lar hour* an d wngva at"M*n”ford.' ViorIda. thi* }«h day HI 10 those having su bstan tial Indus­ furn ith ed . 703 Pnlmello A Ve­ of April. I t 4 t O V. ItEllNDON. unit*. . , Hi Apply In person, Seminole tries, and th* first ones tu come Clerk Circuit Court. Htmlnol* Coun­ I in* i* the firs t time th a t. nn*. Term* If desired. County l-aundry Co., HID W. off of relief were those same ty. Florid* (MEAL) 1 fli nti*t» hace been able to m ake ■ltd S t communities. N IN E PAIR French window*, Minultnni m u U-»La of fo u r n id i K l i OF PUBLICATION. TO R eq uirem ents for a successful EtGVAIrii fully gin ted. hr*** hardw are. . . . i i , M|* of fa n n in g , using Jules V t^PINK. wh"** *dm an u fa c tu rin g en terp rise a r o d i e s I* s . follow. AOM U I'sirol l . ..... „ e Iijitch. he pointed ou^. $5.00 per pair- Geo. O. S w ortr. rapitu l. labor, u good source of Squadron. V I* U I! craw, e/u Rt. 2. Silver I like. Sanford. i i l.living all method* available raw m aterials, m anagem ent and a H a st l'. O. Han Francisco. I alltin- im portant facto r of difference fornis: You sr* notlflad m a r k e t for the finished product. and required to a Ph.r«by A D D I lS l M ACHINES th ol *ub KNGRAVED anklet. O w ner may ttf juice from various batches Bild P .sr,* ; * The fa r m e r has the raw m aterials, tain tllfl of complaint filed egalnel tr a c t, $12.95. In«|ulre at Celery have by identifying and paying ci.,I . i* eliminated. -Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S" by B .lty l*> fin e, for •**or«*i .1 J. It. Briatnw, reaearch dl­ It IS MUIVfO 11vat the an nounce­ which he has been producin'- all you City P rin tin g Co.______________ for this ndv now pandlng In tha Circuit Cour‘ 105 W. I n! S t. I’htitiv M>4 J theae years. He can fq r n lth the i trio r for the Dunedin firm , ment of Gen. Elsenhower that d r a s ­ of Hcinlnnla County. Florida, on MODEL A FORD, good Ore*, pointed out th a t th e first pro- tic measures have been set In motion m a n a g e m e n t and ran borrow the or before the Jan# Ilul* Day. I®* perfect condition. Phone P l J . capital. Ills own and nearby fa m i­ wit. tha tlh day of June. A. w • a ,,..« e d Florida c it r u s Juice was to end friendly treatm ent of high In default thareof •»"> ne* con supply the labor. And l l t t r o o k e d in an open kettle on an U PH O LST E R IN G fabrics. U»|*e*Narl oniriall was prompted by the unprovMed »love by th* late C. Initial tr eatm ent of Ilelrhm nrshal the m ark et already exists, rig h t ■ trie*. duin»*k*. brocstellc*. » CURTAINS, lace table cloth*, here at home, for hundreds of ( Pop" Street, hailed a* the good etock tu «elect from. It Goermg alter capture. Ilrlg G en. priM| u c l, which can be proceaae4! ararfa, waahed. *turched *o * loti ip of citrus rannlng in R. 11row n. 21*11 N Orange Ave stretched. 5lh Mellonvllle Ac® II J. Ktark (top) and his superior, j , , m a | | ru ral industries. I lot dill y hoiMJ 40M ______ _______ Phone 879. MaJ Gen John E P oh lq u ljt w ere • ..operative industries arc provl i,. n»*il p.irp v%rni the open .,! ,» .kcr. hy «team. rr|uirted tu have lurtched with the |„ k xurcr«*ful in sevrrai instance* ONF. CI1F.STROHF. and | Mi h HOW H E R E W H E R E The world's la rg e st autonicbR. former No. 1 man In the Get m an i r i t a i n l v no one will want to wo chair. 2514 O ie n g r Ave. I bon | ,>|(|V \CY IS KKHPWTF.I) , i j •««.! fi.im th r vegetable* caninsurance company, u nsurpazitd j h ierarch., ( la lc rn a lio a e l 1 into the establishm ent of an Inftn^: .f».Iii*ti) I hen nlonif in 1 R2 U and claim 70.'1 IN . ~~ V o f R natural de»ire for privi.ry 1 d ii .lr y without careful consldera- In rates, coverage* . . ■t In*h*’ |>«iUurii«tkon. In money mutter* la at rtctl > paym ents offers you the kind uf tio > of all factor* *n.| a .su ran ca 1930 DODGE Sed*ti_ .**i •%I*t I fit-in th« milk industry, respected here Friend* and ( sucre**. But ru ral Industrie* collmon insurance you ha\e nl____ i p art ment. Phone 73. inu linrtfrm r«»unt* nr.iI rrlalive* are nut <iue*l|oned Alt* ltllhd|llM‘'l • t» b**|p unti aro hrlpinir to hulhl w a y l w a n t e d rurh Hatch «)f fruit befttrr. t l ti n n j I r.# t*r» the hljcb tem|K*r*lure l o u r cm K ITCH EN cabinet, broad felt rug j ainnit your r i e d it We will pay 81)% of the first ru ral comrnunitirn. mid ! after |ir«M ‘r»iiMiir S tern er. , t i.tilenl fluvi m ethod of ite rplover ur buxine** asaoclate* Mr*. new. Impure 1250 of each lot* and 100V. of It han hmjf been u unentific i /ut i,,i, \» it-, fimt i»»e < 1 and tho will mil lo-ur uf your per»onnl Hotel M nntetuma t h . am ount in .s ees* r, e ’ eio|iiiienl I* an ini* contention th at b a c t n i a hii«I muffnir*. There in no cnoxe for on suiting from accidental collision (.A S ^miiRiiDi r.ot killc#! hi n teriln u condl. ii pni «»( thl* lu*t idea. embarrannment. b a h y c a r r i a g e . -goml ,, k or upset to your automobile. Ilraaonalile crmlil renuirement* I hi « d ic»ult hoped for it a ( m i d ur |inttiurixuliou COtiaw thw H u h tlon. large, pre war, 11 1 " ■ »rK 1.1 111(11 A T I O N • If you dent a fender and It No ro-makera on money luan*. i i ,i m i im provement In the flav- procCRied ritruR j u t m to lm*o Ave. Phone 696-N\ ■ _ -------costa » 1 Q lo n g g l f * f *!H .. .if rtttinrd ora n g e Juloe, a j lantr, flavor, color mol othor pro Variable paym ent plun* T h e 4* it Club of Lonjfwooil $». If ft costs 150 to reT lltK S T l H l> t h a t P LAC E on .... tho Klver th a, t i . i"*gee 1 1 * qu ality and tile prrtic* nml tbene n»ntirtni»if tent* hrJil it* local achicvcmt.-1 ni|(ht pair a collision or upset damage FAMILY M)AN <<* ,»?r <!«•• iicih*«1 t«» <lotci ininr ho* T uesday «»Tfninir at H:00 I*. M. you have nlwav* wanted » nn rid a Bank Bldg phone 31 , ,, . i,| nil it* health-giving to your car we will pay |40 We H A T T K ItlK S hc«l to irmclD nt«k (hem each morning v‘,u r “ n . Q (K>a in the library huildiny. Mr* C. will pay all over 150 on losses . . u n ' i i . t * . inclu ding color. III#- tillKM I ll*' jUlt * l • ■ 1R ^bt 4ti|v| H pay FAST SI (*W fU b s» they *w‘m b >‘ U, " 7 1 BUY, p»> caah for old iron* ,e » .n-ii . l o t i on th e Job |j»rK**»»t l aa il ar o f th# c l u b , uf $250 or more. vacuum r*e.iner«, to*»terx._ re j show I'nlti'lUR i x v r . - i i l t ' tn l i 4»i»' , |,|.j, „ a liarleriologlat and H K C H M t C I N t . f|>hing. % % a h tha* k«*d for u n tirin g ^ o r k 2m r b a r d i e * * of eondilion, The coat of this 807* collision ..Ut, I MfaMtlt ll IIIRI). y^ch of th#** to allow tU i*i »h u *ii «k in the which wk* rewarJeil with aplentie ra ilin g . «h,c" " if >t •.♦! i .fin • ••* y 5th St. Phone l»48. policy is actually lees then you K. l ^ n e . phone 43, ,.,i, i ■ ipix-iali.st in ht* own roniinir ir in r t h i f te n li RKAT . n v V F It would have to pay for a |5 0 de ,i.,d i» oinking Inilependenl proofftn can be fo*»n4| m ill ih r i .* |>is*r ie.nt of Ii II ll v.on.-, ami o n ^ am: PLAIN or fancy newing Joanltu fruit nvuilnhle >rt tht. « ....... * | *4,r$**|»t "IV rernory for Victory* duexttblc collision policy, rcqulrim A fT K S JifH tU i * * ° ? “ „br , ” S m r^ F -c Grown. *17 IV let Si • » * pi#*#*ni#*il bug. quant it If* of mice, Wio #aiil. Tin-. I'M*. »)•!» I . rUU to pay the first |5 0 uf oacl I y . la n e , phone 4 5 2 . __ tL IN I W A S H i N r ; I'M i.i ,,l i i.I. oUte i.leiltily control, UYMi Lt hl r ti» I hi* K«*fi4 shrnent.A were «*rvfd to loss. OVERSEAS ei m e Hum"4 * ‘f* Don't drive y ou r automobtl* l.aiing several hundred *i»eci- orally • .ill pre-ent by the women of the uvuilnblr to r a r e for rltlldirn ill . UPir. l ^ ^ e y r o l e l inick. ^ W A X IN G , „ m . , will t>c Sloretl for varying 1 mo hem om itralion Club. M n . with broken glet*. dent fender*, evening*, hone 214-W nfter T horto n Wilder, winvtvv of thr !ta!ph llnmmond, a member of iind out how little it will cost ,1 ...(in ,.f time nt d ifferent temM lT F I.K ItS 5dMi I' ll, Pulitzer Prlcze «»f ftItllH fto the the Home I)einon»tratnm Club, you to keep up the appearance of 1 4 T.:|tir-*. _,„wi lire* excellen* T A l l . l ' l l ’ KS condition. ‘ Strickland-M orm on. In licutimi* of th e end result play “ Our Town.'* uttetohM *i *rrve*l a* judge of the exhibits. your automobile. Get the best fo r lea*, call 178-J. IN 'STA U .l.l) should a tari to a p p e a r within a boartiiuir achool for mifffioiintica' T h e aw ard s were g i v t n tu. j . . Inc. Phone 2Q0._________ ______ 1 i d a t i v e l y short tim e but eorvelu- to ns In China. U tk in * — 1st Year b u T s p e c i a l g r a d e CHICKS 1 -,ve rv.uit* will probably take I *t place, I)orl* T hom pson; 2r.d A T T E N T IO N : Service pemonnel ?*U. , I §___ T he (rraatcRt wave of L r i u i H atched from \Au\x high tvilfl type U. ! upward* of u y ear, with a final iilnre, K l'a n o r Tisson. Other# oxend vscatlonlat* — Apt*, und Immigration to America iHcnrrt«l Approved pullorum t««tc-A •"»* i.elf life test ta k i n g somewhn. hiblting were: Marcia C*ardei, 201 N. Park V\ c. rooms two hlocka from Main ill White and lUrred. Koek*. In the 1Hth *entui v tMth the tn-*t i |,|.,re lime or until th* la it * p « l J o a n Goddard, Joyce Kelly. St. one half block of ocean by I’honc .‘17 perm anent *rttlem«*ltf l»\ tier .urn finally break* down. Ilakin* — 6th Year day or week. Phone 949-H. 708 ; .s b . ” a , " « * ! s j " . S i s : *, For Servirr riie bacteriologist with the rt- man* of i.M im intm ui (C uke) 1*1 place, Ituth I*at Broadway, D aytona Beach, Fla Iw e^d eB v e^ guaranteed. pFe*»* •c m 8 staff, hn» a complete mention aecond choice If TWO NIC ELY fu m i.h e d hcl. i. iilIfic laboratory nnd is nvak hie. Poultry F a rm s . 713 l,oW rooms, semi-bath. Phone HOO ard Ave , Tampa. H*. or 103._________________________ 1932 HUICK 7 p aiseng er Sedan STUCCO rnrage, w eatherproof, Looks alrnott nsw, InMde and suitable for storage. 107 W. 6th sul " out. You’ll be sorry If you re SL • on la te to gr ee t t«h. l. ,. -fine car. too ­ 105 N orth P alm etto Ave. 1 hone SC # \g ‘. % J + i , <*« ‘ ‘*t i -*4 Mil ■• t . MOKPAY. il/aY 21, 1945 m e SANfont* itetiald. SAxronn fi-oiuTu PAGE EIGITT W&V ■ If w* wish to b* freei If wa *lah t* preserve la v lo ltl* thoe* InestioiaMa prlvilege* for e h ic h w* have been *o loeg tootending—w* m u st f l g h tl —r s v n i r g n r n i . i i i LEGAL NOTICE FOUND-- “Hare I've been going around dreaming about gelling a new car a i toon a t tho war's won. HOUR’S HOME BAKERY MISCELLANEOUS Seminole Tire Shop "But I k n o w b o i l e r , ll m a y b o FOR R E N T - jM -ra p r. NIC E- eomforU bl# bungalow lo­ W ELD IN G: By an e i p c r t with cated _on corner 30 year*' «*p*rl*nce who g u a r­ AveT Priced only 13500.00 Ee* an tees every Job. Would att• *rm t. Edward F. L ent, phot ireciata e t r i a l Temporarily term*. located al'408Vk Jfrmnt 462 A A. R. Welch. tu t h e Florida S U B S C R IB E 7. Fla. STORA GE your ear at Ken*’* Hportaman. Gulfport G arage. Specla' rate dead . . ®« fr" U per t/CI y M* • ' 8 U t e * Id* , __ and fishing new*. Naw and ito rtc a authentic. b e f o r o I c a n m a k e lh a l d r e a m I II - ■ -- ------------- ------------ - •s• - 1. M em b er AiuH>cJnled Prena N l ’M IlE R 122. Churchill Resigns As British Prime Minister (Jift Of Sanford Man Kettles Is Named Recreation Head By City Officials R e n t Controller President Truman Declares Ceiling*To Address Meet Checks Inflation In San Francisco Committee Hears Pro­ . gram For Summer M o n t h s Outlined Nazi War Souvenirs Other Trips Planned Fbr Visits With ForFrom Col. S c o t t Shown K iw anians eism D i g n i t a r i e s General Election To He Held In July To Choose Parliament; Labor Refuses Help I' \ M l S. May 23. ( A D ­ H r A*»u*lat*d Crtsal AH members of t h . acting R efreshed A m erican tn Germ an government and vl member# of the G erm an fan lry m c n broke th ro u g h command In Flensburg hav# th e enslern a n c h o r o f th e been taken into custody as JapitliCHO O k i n a w a defense prisoners of war. Suprem e l i n e in u M i r p r l s c a t t a c k w i t h H eadquarters announced to ­ day. The arrest# Included 300 ^ o u t n r t il lc r j * o r t a n k s u p p o r t WASHIN GTON. Mav i t . i/l’i How r e t control nnls in p r e ­ C. F. K ettle!, athletic conch of officer# and a number of ^ * t o s e i z e t h e n o r t h e r n e n d o f th# Seminole High School, ha* venting Inflation xva» today to ll President Trum an will g>> t< other ran k s and .-tvlllana. to Kiwanians at the Motel May. ' Sun Francisco to address th t h e e x t e n s i v e p p s H i o n s d o m i ­ been appointed City recreational Admiral Itoenits t* p resu m ­ fair by Bussell Davis, a r t s ren t final session of the United N* ably among arrr«t«d. n atin g Y o nabnru Ray, a director a t a salary of 1000 a control director. G erm an rifles tlon* Conference. S ecretary of f o r m e r N i p p o n e s e f l e e t a n c h - yeor. ll was announced yester­ and war relics sen t from Gcr- State Stcttlnlus announced after day a t a meeting of the City L O N D O N -M o v 2 3 .-(A P ) — ,crag e. many by Lieut. Col. I). G. Scott, j conferring with the President N" „ t hut it i. e syce ted j 1’rinti" M in iste r ( 'hurt-hill reI x i s significant gain* were r e ­ Recreation Comlttce in th* office were displayed hy Julius Ding dates wi_ . . ported from China, the P hilip ­ of J I.. tn g l .y , chairman, at thr felder wlp, translated many G#i to be In i-ailv Jun e ti g Mini t o d a y , C reak in g up Sanford Atlantic NstluiiHl Bank pine# and mnpplng-up operations man itiMriptlon* rilher l u s i m . s thut m u siill j ( ; re'Ut 111 i l a i l l H W a rtilllC COallMr Kettles SUgg.*l<d a Mirird in Burm a while u g row ing tide Wanli fr. D u n n e the l a t t e r ', talk whicii tthe h r President away of athiettr and other l uni g n v o r n m i ' i i t a n d H ig n alizuf Iroup* was prnm is.il from lprogram iiijfton .,>rtce<le'J (hat of Mr. |I r \ u ,. M$* mu ect rational activities for the Europe. The Seventh Division, reDlnRirhlcr «ti*j»l»> <«I ,\ (i rrm a n 1 A inrotfiur with Prime Mini* t n g tht* n a t i o n ' s f i r s t g e n e r a l b.tietlt of the young people ot / j t u r n l n g to tho eu stern flank of mark of the 1921) vintage, which, ter Churchill and Marshal Stalin. | pin in a dP C atic. Okinawa front after a two- the city this summer and r e ­ Tht* com fortable modern house Is a feature of t h e Ball C am p Pike farm which Robert M. Blanfonl he explained, was not worth the dale and place to be determined ( ' h t i r c h l l l ja •‘X|>OCtcd, o n weeks' rest niailr a one m il. ad- vested th a t he plan* to begin of Sanford has given to St Mary’s Hospital. (o disco. % peace problems ) K in ir I VI registration next week of nil boy* Two sealed S isters of Merry look nlwrut the gift Hires S tan d in g a r r Mr uiid Mrs. William T h o m p ­ paper M was printed upon vancc, o verrunning Yonabnru. th# | i ,7 Mr D a 'i s , In hi* opening re2. A conference with Gen lie- | n *1U I*** °* IsAOrgC V 1, son, resident m an u g eis of the farm. ^ second largers, city. on Okinaw a ■»«« marks. commented upon the Gaulle, hr,id of the French nrovi j u n# t a n * T#r»»i nnd tho first sixcnhlo town on th# schools who are interested in w o rth lrm n e-s of tile G erm an .ional goserllinellt. time nnd loc* island to full. Tho thinn ing Ja p a n - p articipating In such activities. murk, which lie said, hud bes-t lion v .t t" be d c ti im in r d e • , , | u r Present at the meeting were )t oso lino wus stretched by 4,000 l l ', , " , " 4 " * Tkeeei A voyage to Mamin f,,| the* . J ( | | ) S A lU llK IT C S l Inglcy, ll.L. Cornell, l.eii yards, nearly doubling the front Mr ifiNUirui■(lam <•( thi* int|rp«n«lrri! | to be defended ag ain st tho Tenth Lcsher and Herm an Morris, com­ re|»uhii( .*f th r I’hillppitir*. whn, arinv which is hurling five sit vl- i posing the recreation committee. slons at t h . Ja p a n e s e fur the Coach Kettle* and Rollaml Dean representing The Ssnfoid Herald first time |. a • a . ■« rr|»t (ha* fn itafiofl f P f - l ' h i * Among the activities planned # Other Yuiik i gained u stro ng s>r»k'1" 1 ' nil'll a* t 4 a! t • W \SH I S ( » I «»N Mhv JL •r*’) " foothold on the hills #t the north for this sum m er are a diamond «rrriiinnt K ,S 'n \ V I I I K. M hv J I . (4 *1— l«n>t end of u sis mile long ridge c u r v ­ h*H league and Inurnment, volley In aa>isllt laall. th I'f rak.lf l.( ItlAli- \ iitilrs. U|>r or wa' hHlIiMifi n((«rk* T h 44ti»«tif|« 4if St Mnry'* IIoRtiitul Pru»r® Finr (gift (•all league and tournment. tennis | ing the length of the Chlnen $ n»it* w *i ii» !■ S..$ *U i .at si r,.» »»»* * * •! ntfc' l r •r. th* * r i t « r n ! ' • ifiRikrot)••» |iI•*y#tl (h r 11*11 • • . . , , , I*••vi®»itn I *vr i njiiYfil (hr fr o th peninsolu which form# the co n ­ Inurnment, touch foothill g am e, i s .1 1 mill f ■r si'trrn l month*. 1(1 ( ll ( ul acr »•* n«t'll »•'* » • Ior * ifr 1ft and marble tournment for the I v C H l C l C n t H A TP « rj^C C l «*4flTr» *fwi r r i i p vrjfr(nhlrp on t mni» |)I*it t. I.ON..W i Mill. May 23. t.Special •I mhv v Announced trolling southern u im of Y'onar hi Hr * r <a li tit o f ( h r ®ti»ti 'rim lr t h r u !m v ) u ith no inkling of the drnl l tilt h\lihliM|f % wrrr K i hmI ,« «i#iiuura Oa r « , . T w .l It should l>e li.#ky l,t,| in in h*i pr.tmixi*il It* i* I '• *krht..f .It Ink hiif hvart«<| ififl *(orv hvhifnl th# rtui.i nf th<* 4 I tloninir aerr* *r# he would tini . n t ,ng * few .m ail bombs, tha (hith«t ha vxotihl main l l l nki nt t (illahh*. Mini the farm houit n i g h t , t r a in r e •« vonlli i a, r at S t |I that ((•RllRI o* n « i I l r v . i ( ’ f....' ‘ Ilia Haul,>« 1 1*1 Undo Kennel club lou ,uur||rv ; „ i, ii ,#i m ,I I all„„ns float withrn rv 1 1*r 11 $»i)c " K h m a t o n e r x \ . . u , a r ) r n y n t s # ftri tho g if t u H If he ran t o i g n r i l e Other dogs ___________________ ' lt .... (f„| th an main nurpoac r r r e h r t l, SUt#r Mary A n n on - , r t *°r ndieatlons are th at tlo- ievent Unde, the resident m anagem ent I " " / l° ......... lh r ,U" * " 1 II i 1 ............ ' l" , r ‘ ,,rU; h *nd -ount tn -Sanfoid and ciula. the hospital sui>erinlendent, nf Mr and M r . W L Thompson. f | n u h r J ((l|c sS fft. l t a y f l l O I U l H l l H t y t ™ * ', ty lias fall, ti fill ha# t.ren given permission by th* short of what is c s t l m n t r l to trr donor to tell almut It. i WEST PALM BEACH. May 23 t h r correct figure, l.d tine day in 1938, llobert M. _____ _ . —The Rev. H. Irving l .oultllt ward Higgins suld IihI bn .U a„f,„d Ball l a m n Pike, w .lkm ! I ^ ^ •" •»■« . *•<*> > * f« t s S(fl lUymoml V H . s t j . ......j ” l t b..it..............re „f g ia y . whIU Mr, Eugene Simpson of .Ml. f" r.m rr «l . 1,0>7 .Tr‘n,‘7 An esten slon of een.n- inking ..-to the hos.nUI and announced More than ItHKi chfrken. pro- they T lw h V “ e r o « thr'' 1 ^ " ' He ®f Mr and M r. U G ll a .ly . | - r r . e r , ..t, t n , . paper .U n it 33 Horn Will l,e nt th . Ked Croat Eplawpal. Church in West Palm Dine until B aturdav t until Baturrlav b .- I, timt: he w . „ . „ | to „ * , 1.1. f a m , ' l)m h w p l , . | with almost . h o o b i h . v T sn o m o . t u o . n 7 o , Myrtle Avenue .# one ..f f- r t ......... m e t e r Tin-v . . e known Beach and Alt Holy Cross Churen X r an te! from TaBabassi-i P p e d #X looms on the Lake F ro n t on “> l°* h t ' M“ r v * oil i.'.00 -----ltnil ,,, h f s L l u r i l j "tv member* of the IJ W tb Re- 1 «“ landed m dropped -#i U.00 egg. W—hlv weekly. J u n e 1 at JO.l/O o'clock to meet In Sanfprrf, and for fo ur years ur Higgins said, In order that H cniitd eaoflj t,e" . t t i r k i t 1 »"w*nt o f Englpeen. of «he VIU .,ol«*lve. tn l*olat*d 1*««R‘‘®®| lt “ His offer was a complete a O M MetnwhUa. h it. Ufa nfonl, an jut A r m y chaplain, was cease more m m p lefe ro tinl isji be made Ritili 0 wllh those who a l « — lutarfstw d la us.” tbs •nprriniondQnt f f Jdtrly Larhulor, h*a mur I t ® 1 OP t h e d a i l y d o u b t . p Hn ' 1 » n t 1»# o f t b . T * ; . d A , U I , V u j . , » » ! •* KW » m d It • • * tT * * tt* \ in enrolling „■ i.uinbm # of th* c ro tM su f fra g a n ' bishop a f t h q slid Iiim rr otcTh-oked oi nniltlv U V# a Irttoi from l.leut. U< n •# .S ' l h a l Gir attack s "sh.iiild not b* Bnnfortl Mn ft i» uttalrr rI cmmI roiiiffht't n n t r i f Diocese south Florida here of 8 ou can I* added Home Service Corps iff the I'attoo. Jr t*, Mat tiro I,o» ewe*| w it, alarm Hlanford rxpUinml he l that hi# K«alth i* i»«Mir Mrsl Harr—a l* Wllr, T he special i lieck up l>t the .American Red Croat. Mr*. S im p ­ tmlay. II Mi,|,list.Ill „ a r r ■'•Iinnielidvd I'uhllr t ' a r n r d I llr* IM ssN s I l k , I SI#.. More then 200 blihope, clergy (hr ilcril rrndv t< * h«i « j nn«l i l> #rmiU TrIMng of Secret tteinimde Comity Chamber * of son Is certified by th e a re a h e a d ­ M h s l s l l • # M , b l u l b o s h r , J l « II for \ alor In defending llaat-go, I bo military made the anand Episcopalian laymen a tte n d rJ Commerce Indicated that tin tub th#( we I'dtllil Inapecl lht» pr*»p A few i I hv * or** hr informed J I » r tlvs T Shrll • l.r q u a r t e r , tn A tlanta as being a ■luring the last d/lve attenipte.l iuiuio rm ynt as * w a r iu n r to the • J r r s f , lia r - Ms l'«lr#l T here­ ert> any tirnv to iktMp r Ijuui «• , i i ®*u#«»4 ii# »*•«# i«t®i rotrinuti nt *nd experienced the ecrvlce* In lloly Trinity ulattnn was incnmnlcte pnhln- I n rxplodtd U»mtn may be L\ l h # I t f i m i n t l o s s * II# ------- I IC S i l t , I Church. fore. census rards have been m a il­ W teacher fount! m laolated |>iacrt and i M u l Hall llall, ■■..##!, The letter r»*«U 4 Th* Rt. Rev. John [). Wing, ed to all ctiiir, bet in town, and The classes will begin on Jun* I Kira * I Irw,rail#, ®htui)i1 he avoided, it *tattd. * tiirencie# «*f w»r h«vr i»rt>M ri% te«i sebimls, and post card forms I I l l s P rrssn 'l i Mr# sir H i r r . 4 and will cover a 50 hour bishop of South Florida, was to all 1 hr halioun® have U r n the talk th r VIII (t»ri»* ••‘•I T h irl •• ' • a l l a a e a i n r mmr T * e e # » J v iaar # s a l t, f s i r a l ■ sir# course; 2 fl houra class room consecrator, with th* Rt- Rev. At my \Vr nrc nil *n«t%t ri'irn*( ••f the vxrni for rnttnlhn Until to* • link < #rwallts # I lalrr's |*#| study, it hours obOVrvatlon, and Spence Burton, bishop of Nassau, •li»\ hoYkrkrf th r ••ffitc of cen* •S i r * l l s f r — I ulM.ll , , ful and th* KL Rev. Reginald Mail l r . n s * llall l l a l l , Mi . uhl r IH hours field work. N't.nr «*f u*» '•ill f»»i if*.( ...i si ip f..r(*ati»' alia niriilton of I 11« t II ## |*# H a l l - I w r * # £ The primary responsibility of th r 311ii i k ' ■I*" " h u h \t*ti (ham In Ihr |»re»*1 Skill Dill# « liar# I ark I • \s k .i $• ilir |»»iltl»4 1*» k r r (» »pe ™ Home Service Is. ll was explained S I klak’a I n , , . T s# < a t, himI v»»ul < «*r V • *4t)lr%!• •! * ri today, t l ) Assistance with c o m ­ I I III, Wars - *1 a ,, k l Ml f. ivij '• • *i#®1 i. * f ((»•• t>all«x>n9 > } i c r...t *fi4M M *'i I -silk It a r r I alnol, munications between service men Die Rt. Kcv Frank Alesander !r »t (',* rt cM‘N in# .tai and Kt l l t ' KU' t l l N a t t a . W Mi ■M vlalrl-. .......... dm* IM rgfridri , IlHtt Rev A Hireling of #11 triuil# | l n ) , Mr- I. ,tb L Prat ,<■■• of I'aola and l tin i families nnd with In* Ju han , Florida; lhr Ut. I ••Ml , n # V s II l a kl |.» h••I*| llailnKm ** •» 'f ^t *-f I r i s . ■!( Pair t ( l i r i l l ' tai•| (imImV the Ml.»#l a*,l olliris interested in tori" • revelv i.l 1 -■«- -•1*sv # Irli-gram from S l a l a S a r k i s , a Wall, qiilric# in irg u id to their w elfar* . I ! harle* ( oejrck I *rp*nt«r, Alq iiimii ,,f llir t i a rd rn I lid, a vk a is r t M i ir -l a lit| aim* I „ ireniu® I,-I# C lis* hern , allrd for Kvid*) ntgl ■ her son I ion! Jn. k It Pearson, a K •r la # S|#p t 11, a a ai 1. # ( 2 ) ro onerntlon with th* mill- | . n.’** *“ ? "* ’' ,v J ° h n I#>ng Itant Ilonov * l u m n u l tr , skitho.it niil'lai > th reat, hut * Sub*4'4juvnl1> lh* i# 1 * tit lr bavc th at person* who bv i oacli K ettle.. newly appon IS is s l i r a s , I Sr Imr Army HU pilot who bail Iresn a I e tary am.d nuvul a u th o ritie s by. Jackson, Ixiulalana; and the Rt. urged i t h m i i c uf th r \ III ( " i |. , t*» lhr •it til* <1 U ttx in ii; lit hrlp th r J a p a ­ l l l l k lla>r---1 IS Mil,, obtaining social history m aterial Il*v. Edwin Andtrson I’cnlck, of • Intel th r u intention of milking ed I'll) ris realional dlrectoi, I r prlaoy.-r ,,f war In G ermany for I M a t I*laaas S llrlir l a i , Kyll Klver. thro** ••• th r Khun*, nese to correct their method*. blood donations, mall back curds tho purnose of organising .« nine months, s ta tin g th a t he was • U s s # l i s t * ! • Hiss i s l a * , rtruulrrd for medical tyaatm ent, N orth Carolina, who pr*ach*d. “ There U alw ays the p otllb ility your cap tu re *if Kohleiif. th r *uh sent them In o rder that the tennis club and promoting in Thar* wa* a luncheon f o r th* a Tim# ra s a # , T s i a r k ls a Prl*s g e ttin g along all right and hoped and bv making report* on hom* • rnuent • • • • u U cr«aeK»if of thr th at uiit-xploded Inunh* may b i 4 8 r k r. B i n u r a l.aal lltaa* schedule for the day of donatin'!, terest In tennis among tha young blahopa, visiting clargy an d vesto see her soon. HI* last letter condition* needed In deciding at It* moat difficult •cvtitr . 1 fountl Ivinir in isolated sputa or Stalk Harr—K alartl ■ I rm 1Rhine had hern dated Dec. !&. she said, quaatlon. of discharge or f u r - , ‘JT. with th .lr »1«#. ■» which May 31, can be organised nt people. It was announced twlay lUalalrlla II u ltin c in v«ur vict«f»®n.w atul com t*ii let I in w(H»tlet| a re a s ,** th© The meeting will be held ill and add,-,I th a t he bad been ’ I M s sk is lr' ilU r k i v i s k s , " •» lough; (3) assistance to disabled 1 ‘h_« . ^ ' l l U m B.^ T ur once. I rapid advance t *» the MuMc Itivri stiitrm rnt nai*l “ Quite u few local resident* « Arrsr, Hill piloting a Flying Fortress which | J “ r ’ *1. l i a r servlet) men and th e ir dependants n tr , ’roctor of ~ th** host “ *church, “ Some may t* hurfvd tn malt* a i r evenl.n which "ill I t ' r ip , Hill aall.,1 llrk rl l l a a a l have registered at the Bed Cross the Seminole High School #udi had be# ®Iml down over (iff 5S t Ilia. nd to dependents of d*caas*d and vestry *rit*rtain*d fo r tho during Ik a k irtra i • •«*«? * "w»a®i®« t histitry and t|np hrn th** puD* inir fxiittw VNith tha ««»mlnjc of the pa«l m onths and have I to rlu m at 8 ou o'clock. A presl many llarr —I a*laarll y mon in p resenting claim* for n«w su ffragan bishop and Mr*. w nr in w eather nml th r end of «*f every ouldirr Indicated their willingness to I dent, a rc rrla rv . und treasu rer w It LouIttlL to i and othar vern compensation Lieut. Pearson was I»orn anil I, |I <«•$ '•'"••LiMHf. ‘ '11• ss# • •k’'» la . d iir-rlf arwl t h r . I.... I session it is it«>iral>te ’ I’lranr accept f•*c ** Tha bishop and his wife,-again donate blmid," she alnlril. "These I ^ rlecteil and a program laid m in t ‘benefits; (4 ) financial eld I al ‘ U ‘ „n.| I,,, > I ti sst |,i"iplr uimI • >|'« tally ch il­ raised In S anford, giadiiated from s i k r . r t u Ma**ir i . o , ii.—k (rafivmlt to th r "'f» will b* honored from 6 to 7 P. M. peonle luive been contacted by f„r the ruining year Plan for special nt-eil! or ill not iirt>v|de,l li# i 1 . •>*r w. s i o f -Be Missis "f your cQmnitiod tn\ • '.'L .,: . S " fri help­ at a tea In th* Pariah House for Anall. sod a ie tu rn card w a s Mre under way to secure tifiprm* Bemlnuli- High .School m 19.35 and ..........r * # f,,r from public funds; (fit <I■I •i river. In' e a r n e d of this (hanks anti admlratitm f ••i hren in thr *rr\ Ice 'iti iu«l®Dia litas® * J ment* to rs isiiu g tennis court# *- n i l ful activity directed tow ard in*«t- vlattori and the parish mem bers, enclosed i.ri«#M.|, liurur.i a rii 1 i s u l m n o i unilandinir i u u f " achieved “ Becauar the day muv not lie •ell as tin- reconatruction d ll. munOis He .. m a rk e d lo t h . . V r V ' m V ,* '” I V .V S . Ing thus# family difficulties which given by the Women's Auxiliary. •iei ho i trcuii-sisrii r , to touch or suitable for 'those who have al­ French Avenue coirrts. former M etielrnr Harry of MU a It r 4 Flare II a 4 do' not require financial aid. #|i|iriiuelt all) oiifamiiiar object." ready registered, or th eir health k J *a• I o«t 4 I ark r IU h a “ W Ith veterans being diechargl l is hoped to organlte u nutii r Nafrtv- C am p aig n L iu u ts R . '•bv 1,1 IISDI VfvJn*. • ** _A~**- * may not Ire up r jO tfl u l.tC P n -U v p .Army .In. Jncr»«*ltM . I lie war d e p a rtm e n t has s t a r t ­ rh rck rir h'y fdcVntclans, an uppeal t i e r - o f - t n a m i n t r m v ntr*' Thi) s t a f f ftcriffuMt with the WAC» at num bers and th eir w elfare b e­ mer, l o a c h Kettles said, and ed mi educational public cam paign la being Issued to the public at sum(Ceallaa#* Us l ‘aa* T h rs .i M a a « l a a ®4 O a t*®i * T k r v t } coming of growing concern to all rt in •■•operation ss it It schools and large lo nnswer this u rgen t call," of us, It la Im p o rtan t t h a t in-*J,leut. Raymond A hmlei. ,-ivtr organisation*. En*. Gordon E. Coffin, a cou- said Mrs. D tngfeldtr. "Those who (t v i l l a s ’ * n s r s t e Threat German prisoner of war slice r|,e enemy would he aided aln of Mr*. F ra n k Bauar o f Ban- have not received card s and are Dec. 27, 1944, has been Itbeiatvd. | g ie n tly by rtacl Inform ation ford, wa* loat on a ro utin e tr a in ­ anxious to donate blood, . will A 7TH A AF HEAVY BOMB 4 according_ tn word riH-elved ( ... ut time, locality anil effect of ing flight on May 14. f r o m th* please call the Red Cross, phone Kit BABE IN T H E PAI AUS, through the Sanford Naval An t h. balloon* in helping him lo Jackaonvlll* Naval A ir Station, 80, between 9:00 and 12:00 A. M. May 18, (Bpeciall — Flrsl 'S g l. Station and relayrd to ih r lo. ..I ,-val «le Ills efforts, ft wa* stated. and nothing further ha* been and between 2:00 and 4:00 P. M. I’aul E. Weidner, enlisted top Red Cross, who Immediately noti i iviliana were asked to do as learned concerning him. “Th* Blood Bank will be held man of a 7th A A F Liberator fled Lieut. Kadcr's parents, Mr p r c „ „ n,| rssslio have done an d On Sunday a mas* wa* held on May 31 In the office of the T h a site of tha p raaen t Holly­ squadron, whose home Is in S a n ­ and Mrs. W. E. Kader of 2659 | " r e fra in from spreading new* of spre wood Shops alora a t 112 E a s t for him In Jackaonvlll*, an d Mr*. county nurse, Mr*. Frances MeK a r h r « a l d « n l o f H«r nt nnU i u u n t f n o t r o n i a t t a d b y « r t m u i #nurn* ford, put# Up with *11 the a d ­ i #lly F irat S treat, wlU fea doubted In Bauar attended. Ena. Coffin, fa Dougall, next to th* F ire S t a ­ o r a t o r w l j l b e I n c l a t J e d If - h» ruf® o u t t h e b l a n k b a l u w a n d m a l l e >1 t o ministrative detail* handled by Palm etto Avenue. any nl,s-<-tfi specificc liallix balloon Incuient of t h e H t m l n o l e C u u n i v C h e m b wr o f I ' o m m e r r e . h a n f o r d , F l o r i d a I-leuL Kader, In th# A rmy Air I Mhtrli they may h ear." tha riaar future, according to an aurvlvad by th* widow w h o live* tion. The hours for donation will ( l i v e n a m e s a n d o t h e r I n f m m a l l o n r e q u l r ® d b y l a w , a a o u t l i n e d , of ________________________ n»da tod ay b y F ra n k In Jacksonville. II* lived I® Ban- be 9:30 A. M. until 12:00 A. M. a l l p e r s o n a vf a l l e s e a . I nc l ut l m b a b i e s , c h i l d r e n , r e l a t l v s e , e m p l o y ® ! , first serg ean ts everyw here — tn Forces, was forced down over j a nouncement mad* the United State* as well a t F ra n k fo rt on Mans. Germ any. •a, p a rtn r i e.r o_ f tn a_ f i r m of ford with th* Bauar* f o r mor* and 1:00 P. M. until 6:00 P. M . " h i r e d h e l p , b o a r d e r s a n d r o u m s r ® l i v i n g o n y o u r p r e m l e e e A l s o D a m n ® Sham#*, overseas. Hundred* of reports o f a l l w h o a r e e n l i s t e d In t h s a i m e d a e r v l c ® s wh o l i v e d In y o u r h o m e Holly-wood Shop* o f F lorid a, own and la te r interned In S f l i g Lull Y 'c t . N S e e k M o r e S p a c e n • y ear and mad* many she stater). cross his desk dally. But hit ( amp Number One. He w»» latvi p r i o r t o e n l i s t i n g In s a i d » r f » •* I n d i c a t i n g In i > c c u p a t l o n c o l u m n , ■ are o f th a atora. mda here. w h e t h e r In t h e a r m y , n a v y , tt.-arl nee. c o a s t g u a r d , m s r e h a n t m a r l n * . chief in tereet Is morale. movtd to annlher camp frtim Tha atora room ro® a____ d jo ln ln ^ th * WAC.’H. W A V B H . Hl ' Al tH. n u r s * * «Of p#, s f r Al l d a t a or I n f o r m a t i o n Th* ability of men In this g i v e n wi l l ba h e l d In c o n f i d a n t r ■ which he w a i liberated recently rs store, now occuplad by tha JCalau*.based L lb c i a la r . squadron Roebuck order office will be *TiiGiTnlnir rnfilTilXtuItK J . J . ’ AUK .UtassUiH'ss -t«--«djuit them srtvea to the Hvmgover on the expiration o f t h e co <>f Uumpbcll Losslng Post 63 84M B M i r 1 Mirth iKOeeWal • >#a f“ AUtins.s* condltlona of a rem ote base, b e­ p resent It a t * on th o S o ars ' prom« of (he American Legion wo* a u ­ set by h e a t and him ldlty, varies . a t* Plana now being made call thorised by the mem bership a t ' It T A L L A H A S S E E , May 23, — widely with their Jobs and tenWASHINGTON, May ir n S8,, m - Tha House today passed Senate for tha connection o f , t h a tw o the M lre ting held nt the Legion eram enU . Yet S e rg e a n t Weidner manl to<l*y atora* and Improvement* lo th a Tb* Jostle* Daportmont Hut Monday evening, lo req u est CapL J a m e s P. Rudolph, ailBill 633, which exempt* 8 am. r ‘ ' inowa all hi* men m u s t work as ' f r o n t ' a n d .In terio r. A complete fUad an anti-trustt s a l t - designed the S anford City Commission to * team. To incur* th is, he ipenda v m k # m an for the big show, allow additional space a t Evar« thUdran’a- wear dtftariraant la con ta atrip th* Pilttabunrh Plat* Inol* County from th* raqulra"H ara'a Y our Infantry." will srm en t th a t th* b u d g et m a s t b* moat of th* tim* “ In th* field.’ . • tem p let* !, a* waiU no cxpafulon Olaa Company of iU 106 w atpgreen Cemetery for burial of v et­ Ha knows hi* sauadron mat** a* riv’a In Banford tomorow to mske erans. housas and ratal! stores. Th* auH, ap|ffov#d by tha com ptroller, and of the presant woman'a line*. final arra n g e m e n ts for on* of BB936, which ' exem pts th e county Individuals, checks th a condition ’ • t T •‘o a n fo n i h a i show n it* a o p ro v . filed in Toledo. 01* The m eeting was presided o v er ng tha bbadgai from sanding a d g a t to tha of thalr aqulpmant, q u a r t e r s and th* boat a n d most Instructive en­ by Third Com m ander H en ry W ol­ th® Pittsburgh Plate al n f o u r polleiaa b y g iv in g terta in m e n ts avar shown In S a n ­ ■omptroller For approval. food, aeoa t h a t thalr contributions « t ........................ constantly Incraaslng p atro n _ Owana-Ford ’ Olaa* cott O thar Banat® bill* b lllt • tpassed by to ths g ro u p effort a r a consistent ford, according to E dw ard F. •avan other glaaa maaafaaturarx, Three additional member* o f Lana, publicity chairman for the i B it534, fixing th a Heuaa were. >M« . with th alr abilities. and 11 offlcar* with conspiring to compensation o f th a Bctnlnola the Post p lt d r e d to gtva assist­ 7th W ar Loan drive. B argaant W aldrar w ears U)« ford. Wa Intend to heap faith mono! “ *the p roductloil___ In ( t il in g and picking u p Thla show, he said, h a t 65 men ance Asiatic-Pacific ribbon w ith a batta tha ing. c w ith S anford In tlrk ata to the Legion and Elk tlon and sola o f flat County School B o a r d r 8B 535, who will show how to use all th* fix ing th a com ran aallo n o f tha tl* s t a r fo r oartlclp atln g In the rom m unltr a larger, fin e r-j * s.* . sponsored F a ir and carnival to O A county prosecuting a tto rn ey , and raconausat o f tha M andated I s ­ d ifferen t weapons of w a rfa re now be held May 28 to Jun* 9 a t modern fn ovary roopooK* 8B896, a u th o r is in g Bamlnola lands. Ha la nearing th* and of btlnjr used hy th* In fan try , and Celery and Mallonrill* Avenue. Bhamea aald, adding th a i al altarawill be shown in connection with It wa* decided to conduct a bingo Count-* lo convey l a n d s acquired hia f i r s t y a a r ‘In ' *the Pacific *“ sailing bond* for th* 7 th war r a m * a t th* fair In o rd*er to r a i s e by ta g foreclosure to w a r theater. • Ih'at ___ 1 JB o f th a additional Thar* trill ha a i Sergeant Waidnar'a wife, the loan. of the fund*. i J b l at>*c# would b# tak en l a t a , th is Board of. director* former Caroline 0. Sabre*, llvaa JoelFlald. co m m and er o f th® POPS PROMOTED with bar mothar, Mrs. John Du­ 8*v*nth District, announced tha® Second U a a t John Pope, ran, ®t 1407 West F irst 8traat, i ° ^ » 0 o'clock all d istrict commander* w*i~ — of Mr.__ ttnd Mrs. ■ n . B.» Pop YV B A T H E R Pope of Rsnford. HI* mothar, Mrs. Wil­ No. • pointed by D e p a rtm e n t Com''m andniwt#thl® all j , ha* boon promoted to liam E. Y ounr, live* a t 3118 Pfe. and Mr*. R. W. Southward er E. Mead* Wilson to a*i ® c t > • — the r a n t of first UeutoaonL Ha Acton Boad, Parkvill*. Maryland. of F t Riley. Kaa. are spending a location fo r t h f d e p a rt m e n t F lo rid a i P o rtly cloudy to n i g h t I* attached to t n armored division H t aittarad ths armed service In sh o r t laava hare visiting w ith hi* q u a r t a n , and to m o a t f o r t h l a and* Thursday. Cbntlnuad mild la G ar^ozy. #»#. -v Jca, W V # t« c;k R W t i 'D s J fr U F V K tf frJlw Js ti?£% • . ’ * •,. ri - .A . •■- •; . / , . , ¥ s H ^ { 2 kiriV«w, s # f-W ft#‘ -% . **4 " S S 'J S B ....... ... co m e tr u e ." Red Cross Plans j iU v . Louttlt is Made Organization Here| Suffm^en Bishop $Of Service Corps (oast With Paper Balloons, Bombs To Kill Out Blank; r of u : T,;hu.>. ,T ‘. w,!;x! PruiHCd F(,r v a, wr 4 I n th® tneanllm®, th® Gulf 4 man I* helping me lo keep my old car from feeing a night­ mare. He tayi wllh Gulfprlde* and Guinox** It can be kept , going until I gel a new one." Meeling Is Called ILL Jack Pearson b i . h „ p - i ^ . D onors Are Needed iT o Organize Tennis Is Liberated From “ o S ,r“ .“ “ V biihop, .... For B l o o d Bank Club, Get Courts Nazi Prison Camp ' K TIME FOR GRADUATION! “So now, I’m not worrying. By giving If the beat lubrication - 4 -4-eofv4»uyr I-e*|ee«M<>-keef> - WANTED TO RENT Ens. Gordon Coffin Lost Oii Flight T J N I ^ i m T f H 3 ; f c . - o r apa'ri- GULFPRIDE E N G L IS H mod* double 'ih o tg u n , 12 g au g e, leather leath er cos*. tuge. case. 0 bogej h tU a.E 5 0 .0 0 J J L Proctor. 00 S WKt S M A L L co un try home. y . t L e n t , phone 451 Capital Qf “ Mindanao I Is Captured As 3 ■ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . MAY 23. 1945 Igongwood track 2 o f 3 y o a r i a f t o r victory Ixmjrwood 4-H Club Achievem ent N ite JUST RECEIVED 1908 ga Rq lqf*t t*v*v*f*f *t f*f*f f* f*l Higgins Reveals Sanford Man Gives Farm In Tennessee To Aid Hospital Rocky Lad Slated uV'IniV’”!"! Many Missing In lo Run Again At Census F i g u res Something New In Insurance THE ONE STD I* STATION BUSINESS SERVICE E stx b lb th ed American Divisions Approach Junction FRESH WHEN YOU HUY IT HELP W ANTED— -- --------------- VOLUME XXXVI U. S. Infantrymen Crack Okina waLine In Surprise Attack LOST— a. AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER POR YOU* MOTOR . Tho nnmhor of Sonlhern Belhepented fo ra tdepbonce In • Dixie wee In m n cd by taore than tomr Umee froa-19SS lo 1941 when war I An oil thoYa TOUGH In capital lettera. , . prolectt agalntf carbon'and lludgel - E d w ard IT lnlrmipted our r v n l U Since 1942,'veat amounta' bean n n d irm till twlng mxnofacturrd h r «klp«Mnt to o«r H|kh lag men, and we cannot rcaurae oar ferae telephone u p o nokn < ‘ GULFLEX Knock* out friction at vp lo 39 vital choiali polnhl Pro! eel ion pkral until after manpower and ' K f O R YOU* OIAJ515 _ \ :• * ; t ) ' In lbo meantime, we are farthering i d r e i e pnaanfi In the ori * l Im M Are You Listed in the Census? If Not, Fill Out, Mail Now! Hollywood Shops To • Expand Floor Space S L Haul Weidner Serving In PnlauH A# Kador Freed From (iermans In Suit Filed A gainst, Two C o u n t y Bills Plate Glass Company T assed By Senate 1Herers Y o urln fa ntry Coming To Sanford C CITY BRIEFS Iel#pben< Hrrieo of i m Home On Leave 'L 555 lU ri m Trflr »»* a ( V • v ‘ 'r * - 1 i ■ «f4 1 Tv v /j / : : * 1 . • Cemetery "■sr&snsJKSBri.'B a ‘i City -,H)K **a $ k l? ’- ___ ^ x-S ... . . • 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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>, May 21, 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/0795f87ff64fb00f79b94032012a08ff.pdf 741c5d64d0f31e413a8c737459b25acf PDF Text Text IT i 4t *7 ‘ * 41. n * t — . - J I r - ^;!*r'T' saNfo rd Ed Kennedy Is •* ■ • Ordered Back To The United States Man Who Gave Uncon­ ditional Surrender Story I h Rebuked P A R I S , M av 18, OP)— Suprem e headquarter* dlsaccredlted E l- considered u« cloned by sup rem e f.e-.dquarterr a ;r .;J . i I n il* j w| ir ;;,v r*f J , .***=4 p t i t n i t u r . i j ' tl.r ; 1 . 1 >• it: 1 J I fit J. 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"The follow m u iielton* have been taken i»» 11 n*null of the in ve»ti*'tttion Mint on the nutH**rit\ *1f the trupfeme t otniniAlidf r “ W ar C.’n rio p fin d e M E ilw u rd K entierly of the A « ?m aijilr d l*re>* hn viiur delibei n te lv \ totaled .1 U.liHt re f o iv jl in him liv p ie in n to rrly iWe;t*<tfU* thm ueb «i» nut It or i fed Hm nm d* and d e lib e i life I >' AV«»tffilt|r •tlillllM \ *eiiM if 1 h l ■' ci iii ’Mh utory 1 4*iirerintiy w lm h to wjih pledged hi • I ' n m , l* di ju'CI id ile d 11 fi«I iiiije re d In t e lo io hi l lie I *id le d S i »!•**» 1 " W nr I o rn -in o iih iii Mm (h ii i * t <illd e llf«w| (if t ill’ A*<om mti 11 |*| i ’* having taken an n e liv r font in I the prem ature rtdeii.*ii *d it new ■ sto ry Ih ro uirh iu ih u I I hm u r d rh a n J nets, thu* v io la tin g e ii* (t iig m ill j tar** ren a o rsh ip regulation* I dnuircreitited and ordered to m | turn to the U n ited State* j "W ar ('arreap-fiiidrnl lln b e ti Rim n r lie of the A rsm riiiteil 1’ t *•*•j who w tu m inpcndrd. lot* -bet*** i u I I 111will ted "The A * v h i« h 'il I ’m v . hi w »rd K rn n s d y of thp A s 'o c ln t n l | c h a rre d fro m a h o ip lts) for two P rr* i W # J r.# -J -.y cn t . i n i r r r.\ c r u c i i 01 r : ; . U r ; . . i t ; .. # , .' ., - Our purchases of War Bonds backed our Armed Forces in the defeat of Germany. We will o u r Forces in the defeat of Japan by p u r c h a s i n g M O R E War Bonds. i 1 •Ihi l.lii'it it* JO m fi mi hi I M 1‘ M-' 1 I i 1 , f' 4 i ' l l 11iv| f ml 1 i T fire ' hi , i- I l 1 a nee of ll • .* *» in >1 •1 >1, YV ilh t in . <1 it* 0.1 10 il»» •. p i I table in e id e iil »- m i i« > a * eto* e*t b y sopr I'oie h»-ii> ipiJf f let m lU'for* 1In* 1‘ii't 1 o |lf »’ he Mis 1**ii itutn «»I•1 I ft t i i i f ii tot 1> » Mg'M W i l l l(. y 11 j* 11 l*i**l wl I I I ! ) ' i f (J. o .m i i I i ' i begun 111lr (■ - 1 WEDNESDAY. MAT lfi, lfi£» h erald . s a n fjo t in TIio Red Array: H o w It Differs F r o m A m e r ic a n Kussian .Strength Is In Infantry Pow er Not In Equipment IM u wilid throuir P o t a t o e s s it* 2 9 c C o lo r y *ht 12W c Cailtoralo Suskiit Lom ons ^ 11c Fancy Cahfotnlo C a rro ts Quantity Bights Hosorved Prices Good Thru Saturday, M a y 19 i»cH * 9 c Sw eet Tasty C u ban A p p l e s 2 ib* 2 5 c PINEAPPLES Oeccgta Oiwea i ,,,. U usM iiii s ir i* ii co -o p eratio n v i..iiml lorces did not .1 to lo o k the hlrtltii* fkswer V .ii i ii .in and IhilMh pfft»rl«. •i *i ft.*it'111 (hut «li »piti? (hi*” it i'll ii ini'* tin* Itrd ■. i able t«* cuvpr it .i|*h i*» i »i «iv «* w ith the i thui Niiurirujt fore** arr it* ■ mo I*»« on On* (jffi»nsivr. i.ntfi proiHirOon of Huni* o uml traii«i*ort* a r r • 'I m ia h ib is ih p n rt k 'iila rly tr* o tiifa n ltv tlivM inm . i«. NtiiH wirvngth In rnovinjc i I ill-fillltl'K I111n luu’ii hi . i * ii* luting m fm itry a n il *l*t•kv hi ru n g cm e n u . T h e hvi- off th f larul, amt ItH hUPm il* l he lake* (41 t* In tit** r l ' i h fif4'|M»fniefarice **ii[*ii»k and auto I jt|.Mii* Milb (he th ItiiHniiiiiH use f m all in* in (dare o f the ,i!i^ dm tfiiyerft w hich 11writ to in fa n tr y d» G d w d ib ifig 1 0 1 hr 11 > U. ml I Ilf coupons noddo foil 1 I f IT I’ a A.16 New n a l M l l w V iOk ' nil* fui i - it !»•*• illviPlo n i '.si! t <1 w hiil U \ in*'.r it-lift fun III RATIONING CALENDAR more earless In this res pee t. l*\ vkhat hu* lu*cn *een o f f IN 'T f k N \ 1 I! » \ A l N 2 , P \ Q 2 , R 2, B2 , now valid, Jun* 2 1 . R atio n in g ru le s now ra e x p lrs June 3 0 : T 2 . U 2 . V 2 . 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One could w alk e x p ire A i'iru st 3 1 . |o r f .iiu — is derived fro m its use rig h t o ver a tank before seeing *»> the ile c t r o ilc s in d u s try . Hl'dAK it. T h is p erfection probably date* S t lijs r stam p No 36 expire* from the d a y s whan the Red Ju n e *2 ; S u ifitr x lsn ip No t*> A ir Fo rce w as in fe rio r to the ex p ire s A iirru st 31 M u ir than 1,000 S a lvatio n G erm an and the ch ief protection A n u v loobilo cnuleeiis a re Ilow L J | SHO ES from the a k y was in h id in g . A irp la n e stam ps No, 1, N o . - 2 , service N tiroughout \h e woiJ*l. T h is t r a it ia ahown fro m the N o . 3 now Komi. F IT E l . O il. a r t ille r y r is h t down to the in ­ Perio ds I , 2 . 3 . 1. f* v a lid for fa n try . T h e A m e ric a n s, "who since Thousands of years ago. the land in g In N o rm an d y a lw a y s a n - 10 fpiilnns each. Egyptians knew the nra of miCA8QLINK Joyed a ir auperlo rfty w ere much mnulutmg yarns with needles. ■ C abbage b 3c Fancy Call!. ( W h ile They Last! C a u l i f l o w e r it 2 1 c Fresh a ia o k Fye* Peas lb 19c N e w Hastings nosldo Crook Neck Squ ash ^ 5c Tesaa Yellow C a lifo rn ia English O n i o n s 5 w>» 2 7 c Fancy N. C . pound Yam s 4 ib* 29c S w ih s Famous N o w 5 Pis Per C anl Standard Cut Green JEWEL no 2 cans Fancy Tomato 46-oz can \ di hand ' J'Cuikfbln* fl l i A il M« u to I he Profit . : 1j.11 I ruirt Hi. 1 . inn ''.it * rniitpttiriyr* »nd other 1 H if .-i. -tu ff* u iv m uch •i t - > lo a n A m o tiru ii or Jtrlt t., ,.1. .in h ' k noil cum m tin ten i.u f'ii iim ri' n k v lrtiy L * 1 iiiu a . h a il- >nid they ■ ii* •11.11•-•1 I.v the !tu»«inn» Iw*it -• 'i > v wi’n* iivi'rw h id m vd hy ini'ii .u'.l 1 jm k * ni c n lic n l rrninln. w ith On in fa n try a tta c k in g rc* v u ih i' - f lux xt * R uxaian o f flr i ' i « u l-.. x«v they fci'l that the " ► p ir n ” u l the arm y liad moro to ih' n u h ilefcating Ih * U r r m ilt a than • -iinnnu'iil " lit lltjxxinii A rm y i r r n thu* lu t 11 th r move look* lik e a in if i t 'i|.'V la m p , w ith xoldiera tuii't'” 1 nil m im in g board* of «u|0 pi -t 1 111 x iliap ofl over the li-m b 'i. .uni ly in g on w agom B u i 1 v •• there It 1 ea»v t« underxlam i how lit I he he Vila v of the L u ftw a ffe G e r ­ man plain** were able to (c a r Rua> *ian tu p p ly line* to piece*, but when ih r Red A rm y f o t e ir »U p e rin rily t hie va*t m m Ju»t x tn rtril ro ilin g m il never xtopped. The Ku*xian« did not m e a n y C n h plane* along the E lb e to d frecl a r t ille r y fire , and it w »* not *• a rro ra le a* Ihe A m e ric a n fire . Rel> nn Ground O beervere Th e liu**lan* appeared ,lo dein ml xolelv on ground ebagrfffira to direct liie lr n it ille r v and m o r­ tar fu e In the fin a l ira tlle at 7'angerm ueiide both were extie n ie ly xpotty againat eBay t a r - KEEP 'EM GROWING... to holp food our fighters Every pound of fresh vegetables you gat from your Victory Garden this year will mean a pound of other food re­ leased for our fighting men — and it will mean better meala for you, at lcsn coat- -Let'a keep up every - vftnl w a r effort — buying bonds, giving bloocL ■ticking with war jobs — until full Vic? tory l That way we can all doubly enjoy the great land we've fought for. " Oho IMlig fit * *wTttch’ 'di,* Uu»-" sbn* um far superior to the SANBORN Crackers Hi-Ho Beets -M.mmiCATTON A f -.« ,i," , UNION tu s STATION • N. L i l t ST. AT M 0 A V I • THOn I 3 4445 MIAMI SU CH IDS DlfOT • MS WASMI»40TOM AY«. • FM0 NS H S U TIRES . V ila r <u>dm Crop#trail Preserves Marm alade ib Piliibury’i Beat Enriched M*a) & Gilt* Slarch pi«b E e l b e c k u/vib Velvo C o ffe e H*OoL C lo r o x 29c 17c 2 ib# BARGAIN OF THE WEEK! Freah Ground Pork & Beel O il 29c 52c MEAT LO AF 1* Siiabrtia C l e a n s e r . Cw» „ 5 c Whole Trimmed Pork Nvrtham Whiting f i l l e t s ' ~Tb CftOM Y W kUe 4-o* Pkg 23c Sauer't Whole Split M a ck erel >b 31c ib 19c C heese 3o* 10c S k in » ib Va. (tod Fla PhUa. Cteow Ready To Cook S< uuage Juiov SUs Im L a rd W ie n e r s ib ctn Battle 12c ib 29c lUngen's Potk Sag An | Cold ' TUBES i6-oz No 2 Corn Besmoid PineappU C roa k ers x OIL Q' Ionia Polio Ci. Stylo I m Quollty Pur* (iAS 1 . lb A u p l* Juics V A N IL L A for Uavohn by highway I ib i.m h tru i O a ck e r* U m J it HUcwd A STO R GREAT DAYS ARE C O M IN G 'Round the bend pf thb road — the grim road of -war — America's fine highways will one day Ye-introduce Americana to the land they have fought for so vali­ antly. Florida Motor Lines ia doing a full-time war job along Florida's high­ ways-— but it ia also planning finer, faster service, more modem and com­ fortable terminals, new carefree toura for you — in the good days to come. H Ii C Ofobam M ail * Indi a Oran ge Pekoe Tea T IIE ONE STOP STATION Floua 10 ibi co F F 3 S n o w d r i f t n> 2 4 c Seminole Tire Shop JUiv**i Wii.j* H at f* IH. M e a ts ib Ofciatry Style Bt# Brand M eat ib Bunoylonti PnitlBli Un< BATTERIES ^ FAST SLOW RECHARGING Sausage ib 39c uao iQ ia S B O it o SEA^ COVERS ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING WAXING *u i.MUFFLERS TAILPIPES INSTALLED W as* W hb* M«d lQc Lgt. 2 3 C Tha Flarar 8arm 201 N. Paris Are. SPRY LU X ToUet Soap 3 Cakw 20c LXU C Flakes Botter Six Waya S W A N Bag- 46 C - 10c �i D a n fo r t ! S ir r a lit I f w* wl*h Id be fre*i If we w(jh U prrsrrv* la violate IHom tneallauble prlwlle m for which * r her* been h lo a f con­ tending— we n in l fifhtl —rA TR K 'K B lflB T . AN E.s(ablh*hed I'JOH VO LU M E X X X V I SANFORD, IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R S 3 FRIDAY, MAY F L O R ID A . )M Ik* • » wot* ipti wlltmtk* I prettftlT* kiwi* f.r IWlb katafe*. Star) ■ t i l l M r. ^ ************ s ~ 1", I1M5 m miier .Member Anxocintcd 1‘ rcsn r:o. i * U.S. Zone Of * O ccupation Given France Dismal End To A Mad Dream ® Fritz Kuhn, Former German American B u n d Leader. Is Ordered Deported Swimming Pool, Hos­ pital And Sewage Disposal S y s t e m Am ong Suggestions ■Br *a»a»aai»e f f » w ' The City I’lannlng Committee header! by Lea 1/fiher aa chair­ man submitted ita report at a meeting of the City Commiiiion last night, calling for tha con­ struction of public reit rooms, storm sewers in Georgetown*, a trailer park, speakers1 stand fn Central Bark, and plana for a swimming pool, hospital, nurae* home, and a sewage disposal system, and making a number of other recommendatlona. The City (Manning Committee was created by the City Commlasiou in June, 11*4-4. for tha pur­ pose of getting advice and ouggeations from u citixena com­ mittee on plans for the future of the city and Is composed of W.A. Lcfflcr, J.l* Ingley, R.L. Cornell. A.E. Yowell, S.K, Doudney, till. Culcinan. 11.W. Ruprecht and W.A, Leavitt, in addi­ tion to Mr l^-ashcr as chairman, | The Committee’s report In full is as follow* "Mr Mayor and Members of the 1 Itv Commission: i As chairman of the I Ity I Ianrung (oiiilirltl.e 1 wish to make #« rt i««rt on it* A d D lllfi for lot I1*** llioillhi 1Hy y.iwr MfUim this com­ mitted vnm tTeaU-il 111 June 1944. VS ith tin particular gulr|e g f o lot r it** print dure, tht* €t»« i ip ui- it* «lutiea with President Truman told to­ day the French Foreign Minister that the United ^States is willing to relinquish to France part of the Ameri­ can Zone of occupation in Gormnny. The President, af­ ter a conference with Min­ i s t e r George Didault, said details of the relinquishment" U iV have already conveyed informal­ ly to the French government and arc now fn the proceaa of being formal! aad. ^ "He tald the UAJ. appreciated • t h o part which Franco "Should play" in lettlinf the question* o f world intereit. Former Ucrman-Amorlcan Bund I-eadcr F riti Kuhn haa been or­ dered deported to Gwrmany aa an jwumlrslrablc allien, thw Justice I>e'*partm enl announced. The order wan iiaued by the Board of Im­ migration Appeals. A native of Munich, he urn convicted In 1939 of larceny and forgery involving bund funds ^ He will he placed on s lx>at at a time to lie determined by Amrnuui military authorities in Germany, the Justice Department said. Lieut, Col. Otto Skormry and a picked gang of Nail assassin* (•plotted last winter to kill lien-' eml Klaenhower. Allied Head­ quarters announced today Skoricny, now captured, and his group kept the entire Western Front on the slert for months. . A l^rmlon dlsnatc-h from l.uen*• berg retorted Himmler ha* been traced, and aaid the British Sec­ ond Anny could taVce him Into custody arrytima. Thw driving fore* b*hlnd thw lot to aaaaatinaU General Likenplot was Lieut. Q fir UH> Shaw ^^ reny, :i5-yrar-ohi Austrian hetcA• trwnn for Hlmmlar. Ill* picked gang uf assassins kept the whola western front in a stnte of slrrt for months lust winter during and after the Ar £drn n c* battle, for the group had the mission of assassinating Els­ enhower. Previously, Skoraeny had won Himmler's attention by planning and carrying out the hidnap-reacua of llenltn Mussolini. Ilf ulio 3 was credited with kidnaping Adm. Horlhy during the Hungarian crisis L'ntil yesterday. Kkorirny wa» ItufellsHM *»*. rag* Tbttf) C i t y P la n n i n g American Fleet Movements Group Reports On City Needs In Far Pacific Worry Japs Marines Burn Out Jap Snipers In City Of Naha |if> A*«nr1*t#<a FffWil Tnkyti in worried over American fleet movements today while the British rejrorled tho dee|M\Ht slashes yet made in the campaign In regain Singapore. Tho Ni|ainese broadcast warned that a powerful Allied,fleet leaving the Mariannas In­ land* “ requires rigid watchin# 1<inrfiin amiourufii that British n at * hips aNil pinnr* sank a Japsnaar vrutfivr Wn Inr ml ay in tho Mulatto Strait. I TO mi If a northwrit >*f Singapore Allifd airmen ih Mc-I tht* Andaman Islands* guarding the seaway Ui Slnga* porr, and also the Hi ngkokSingiipofi* riiilwriiv m the nar­ row* wt fM int vi tho Malay pontItAllU, t Irnti.lfking reported a northern wjuif MOVING PAST A BURNING li t ' I LDlNli, FnI MkIsKH! MHr tPi * kIT p » wlinrp rD1 mit frir sniper* Tin- Narik, vef tire luriue afire in riieir el •it Em flu O, i l,r liivinw ftUU kwrflfp f r" 111 t Cla y! lllrr „hjrh |hr Ir., |. , . »; .!»•*?*» ■ •*. \ hi.„ >>. si *rt| Hit . », » * ThcY fnilowml •?» th«* v*4»kr «if t<«>tb*•* that #n»,t *i .I f ♦ . i.. I* f kfh* If 4' i 1 flatloi.ai >f*..n«lphfit4» » ~ p —-------------— ------------ — | i | ‘ditto’s:**arm Labor Is irt -iunicml ri v ic improvements mid IxttrrmotiU fur the citlicm <if thin community. In all our recoinrnciulittiotiA U* vou, it has Ih*<?ii our endeiror to 111swain only tlm»e project* which » c c(inf hirnt Iv believed reason aide, neeeaaiiry, timely ami within l I uItMnIIr li UN I'M9* 1 areal CITY BRIEFS. James W Rockier S-Zc has bee ifianterl n week'* leave from Ihr Sanford Naval Air tftation ■itnl with Mr* hucklcr l* visilitt^frirmis ami reialivm i,r llalli inine, MU. ________ Russia Is Reported As Planning To En­ ter W ar On Japan; Jap Cruiser Sunk «t*«»rtnr drive to* « tr Cfipe mi ( higkiang ,n f hum •rhlr.il thr I. fvtihllg up a A ni” t•' than I 1*.- % pi—•r • w* nuiic llanr af •l||i I ti « * df k * i <>kiiuiw ■ anti .ifi ui kip wlikigtnent M i h. • f «i 0, fen! iw hi 0 far off 11* Ji'ufiw. ii'ulin o tfd British >»*11n(*r .1 11■* |■-■*0 * T' brtf I Dr. Dame Reports H eroic A ction On Warned Against Increase In Rabies U .S . Carrier G ets (V ili„K Prices On Among Local Dogs Misuse O f Gas Ship Back T o Pori Meat To Be Frozen uuittn Workers Going North Must Huvc ODT Or OPA P e r m i s s i o n r Julian'* w-ii>! I' s H tf — -«■- * iSii’ ,i that me fu-l tin mil <■ieH.se during 11 -sIrrnm siI itrain uf war tit < hf»> Ik i’ll m»i n lid*) Incn i i i k«hii*» thydi phuLlaJ in tMiUt «i«ig« and I insnA,’*' Wlltcfc 1N , Inland H »c director of the Hcmirmlt ^ Pamc i oui tl> lliiilth l'rdt fn th< M u 1. I W ith the labor c a ll from tin no n i l fui farm a <irkrr» di*»cr H-rij h u e nf fiin hy Count \ Agtmt f H liftWhim as ' id*- f hlcf hijllrtim , the S< min One Thousand Casualties On Bin Franklin When Hit IT A IU. JU U IK’ K f hit Hug f ro m n For Six Months u tNi. i 11N Mar 1M, (/7>M.mbti uf f uiigrcs* *aid today. (in’ i •<!%it niiu ti U likely ti» /let Ui tell ladli.iif jirUffs on maat for at 1en*f 1 In iriiii y 'Tiontb* (m u r •t ilintf lii'rii-r« - m moot 11 notn r of In ahead t n. fust ' eon,,i tr hi ar i«i Inner cash I •%m r lull It * o " a%T wlf*'sislj **I* rri f i*. hr ha a t au111*tx**i1 wnr k foil*- ■■ill y *i.l miles f » *>n pt Iren tlrscrlinwt an life keyrrs humin si kfiMHg north on "uii- dll'll it lior rlhlr <ii •-1' *i* \ i**«om a i ID* tnuuhiei .SMOKE KIKES SLOWLY from the gulled trou.e (lop) overlooking 1•uir *■f h rev limped program W* IIf ill MHO** lisvi* |m'I" i f I’piH 1•"11 Ml I he I S iiii rraf l '.n m i ay tht.nriurd g um>11ne in it -If lifted bv W a r Mobilisation Ilorrhteag*drn where Ailnlf Hiller ust-rl to hnrungue bi« vhiiin * Several ia m a of Di Ia tviH' had othi'i it ale s from Nil- dU «.i.* I III iilid -rl off otii 'I Hiiw into «ubpri»klou Little remained wflei ll.\F l.ntnlx-r* hmi plu.letoil It bm rtoi I i ed M \ insuii and hi- -slated g f r a l t'piMKirs of In top ju lm Mr. and Mrs. H u g h C. W h e h h r l , r« " n l,> l' - , " r««JTte.l to bin. he A ith Anny Y»nk (center) ilgpds on the window *ill m the »p*riou» ..Ihtf(ioveininent offictali to "Rabies havr a*?*«in In'ro re ftihioceived wo rd fro m their ron. | f * 1 '* ye»trr.l«v of worker, motor In thr nrit 10 hi‘U(s living room ,hortly nfter our force* hurl captured the ex-Fue'nrtr'i received ported among the •»» I (Hi hit n *»f r*|ib*Mv »■ ninl fititft; 1►leak the grow ing meat shortage C Whelchcl, Jr to ' north without ()!>T or Ul’ A . . . v retreat. A search of the e*t«bli»hmrrit diaclooerl * tlentl (letman of- h e Hugh ten«i ldiii'k innrVet KMlh'tf nf itV1Jl11*• rm*la*on Doin here No ai» <•f'iir g tn," hr pmiiiI* d • it * Theit thoUktaliiL Hcer (tKittom), irlentlfle.! a* (Jen. Kustner, who littrl taken (ns own day Mtating that h« v aa confined ^rtivnl Hhi i srihf ln*% i minute ehanges, CMrinrfir* »r» living fimod -l op gam dine nations wmiM m 1 ...... h T J l J * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * tel' f i f 1 1 life after KS troop* had get fire to lire Itutirinu* hnlemil Signal to * hospital anil recovering from f Ivr pfitgfam up- reported hy Irgfs ing Bjgo* of hiivti * died i il e given k < % hi* of fit * ■ m Lehalf, F t* -(♦‘H lllv* 1 h« < u t f u *i Corp* phot.1 at top. (international I _____ ___________________ wounds sustained on Apr. 1* in UitofM vkoulil Include these other H wnlIhu«4 Dm I'agi Thttri Hum l Hilt nf rlifttml Ail ink' ' r frii Jut|•H dlACiiar Sever nt v« <<i •> «g Leipng, Germany. 1* »•f in imIui mg irii’nhm fottitla uf fit ing *|l« +i ■t *» , liHiii aHh»’ if«**»**•( 1 \ -• rtrs to t ii Mtidit'dweight f t ••rn r iihiiM in •) • * Mr AtnJ Mr* tivorgr I>evti) N'ejfro A r r e h l e d • r .at.'* f live* I tattle u tt* j e f«» k hnh ' i > thu I t fn lluford, K l arrirrd Tue*<i») " "«• I **11 - i ■* •-oii-i •? ' hold rut tie For KohhinK School p ' "t «*vu*d ft o mmt1 i A)|9 nMm hn. • ' ■Sanfiirrl f«>r * brief visit wr<h frt‘<i 1is »r r»l they develop II fsai n»»I been - ' 1 i Its S i p dive Ihvm her . 11 i.pi in friends A former .Sai.foni inn t lit., pi tint1 hc« f . f ! In "finish off No .1 U pi* • i» # Lieut. Volie Williams The* M-rirs iif rntrir.- hjkI rt*k> Labi tshad te hcth«‘i chant, Mr llrclch operate. Hr 1 \ i iMjakrement that all rattle But she escaped and finally , woith $1t lit hundretl Ihi itdd di* bault Inn at Uuforti, which in bcric» i»f (hr .Seminole High a wild dog or (aim dog cm iiu ' Anyway, this grt* u w down to Sends Photo Paper School lunrh r«H»m ilurlntr (he pn»t trt to reached an A n n i n an dudes under one root, two acre, i “ oin notly tu elaughtenrik; planU, In­ of amusement*. Including bowling, four w»rkji hai* been mj|v«mI by the fact that vst an hating have hi?i hurl* r r pni e< m rnfttd 9(il«trmir *»f tt unntnd >»n A pictorial aufplement of tha nr rest mol «iirnU»ltm of ^oill for > tight I tended to keep n supply of gocnl valirsi'e"* and tn get ready i skating and dancing. iiienl miivuig In market. ford. Several rhddiioi ami om* her ftii-mies again ' Sixth Army N’ *w», aant from the tha robbf*rim by VViIliathh. Non < nNtrrt‘ ?*sitirial sourres con* ndo11 hav e In r n hiili-n f ’-«»itlv Philippine* by Lieut. Voile Wilnt^ro, mho up to A pril 1 'Am * 772 'Ira I •»■ *( m i Sanford Lodge N « un (i•-•j with the planning job sahl 0 liami to the Sanford Herald, District Deputy Gov­ C/ommnnder T h o r n e A. M. wilt hold a special meet nn nfttpluyr* nl th« lunth room, hfr*’ , Upon mv. Ki igat <..< ti h*< I The Navy I»\i(ihd m W.tei th** progiam o’dbne.1 wai the one give* tome interesting view* tak­ /-i— » l the ' According t«. I’olire t hief Roy (i Inrr h found that «* h’li^t ( hi ••*• of ingtMd that ihr iep.nr j And Others From ing tonight at M(jO o'clock ernor Johnson Aidir llllr-t lit t •■i.-l.i* f »*t liafk, Put NO en bv the Signet Corpa on the thr***? bil^s wart* t*v mat! d *gluring done at tin Hr klvli, k! ,1 n f (I r rl A llo n H M,,0,,lc l , all for the purtm*r ..f ( William* final ............ •m the Mihsidy prolalanrls. Installation R i t e s ' ' .><111 I o ra A lie n a ronf , rrtng the Knleml Appnn Officer* ( < hetlrmhdUK'li * r,'i ' The licadix <if t«n <log» .\rr> iihV) ) a r d. a i d in ok» 1hr Shown nre battle ecencs end J, 0. ^rnith fodtiy coin pit sent to the slat*’ !nl-■ ■ ratnr v (--i • n f»na 3tie* ini m l •1 P'T-Wl d> ted 11 ■— “ " } tic* degree. 1hr new VmvHi pnigrttm cxlanding operations, a picture of ■Lir p " -i men ted b> i lusf VVillimng in »nlv illM g liu s ii slid lu d ji pr*»vrd Finn rh'lrgate* uf Campbell 1 — —, ----t hal* IMU riiL»nmg nnri «r,"fv Clydu Ramsey, gi'crntary uf th* ih 'i l*s| l»#fo i* the end of this shot* or of Hanford Lion* Club for■i the past _ , Gen. lirn. Walter Krueger, stiota Htvaval **tln*i d*-gv» th ing thr t * *r 1’hry first ■pifIfl tivi> pa* I»**m g l*n«t fi3 of thf Amen a • «4 iprol.al-!1y a ill si i sp tittleh of Cla bargaining at markets for to y**r, Ituday ; ® Gla ir nils ,nipNut> «■f up thr tirgiM on suRpirinn Thurt w«*rr atr|( with soon lovy succrrdcd J. E. iiluw run le^'inri ailcjidrd thr KlAtr- Ancona Hen Make« ram a I" point meat p"ln v tssiratj j t v delicacies, boating In dug land as “"KKling i,ion" uf thu <n t unvrntinn <rf The food dellcacls day morn mg. ihtn got n »ranh r a h i r i have t»cen Mllad ami noi American einl ivti d ago, |he 10 point pro­ with native ganiiatiun out*, "rug CutUng" ,—_ warrant to explore his home r e(»«jr tad to us until ton Inti ThrcePointLandin# nnlistiun rn a iat it* meeting at tho legion which closer! It* three gram fnded lo break thr oeof girls at a dance, also views of Celery City They found some raimrij gnndh to send the luted* tiff fti joith :ity Restaurant. He wo* dar streamlined session at the native* and Spanish type church­ installed by District Deputy Gov San Juan lintel Thursday evcand k Imra jars <if rlcr anti brariH itiatancva __________ ___ ^log__ _ the luor hren Lane Braises Ladies’ shoitngi uml ( apitok Hill heard, Equippc<I perfectly for a three es. -ornr cattlemen complained that It ernor Jl. 11, X Johnson. .of o f llaytoui UayUiua nlag -at .< -U0 IJ, ilK. Johnson - . peini Hand in* U.-tea five week*’ bat Jiail been stolen ftmn the kill til by ahuuUng mlu the In Mill» Support In Drive forced 'Jl H e ' also VneToaed ‘ two U&' [xso Reach, who (rolnted out that San them tu thke losses on thalr The delegntci were: Poat Com- old Ancona h«n.wdne property of uneh room, and must important, i with s)hot guna. This mutilates “ nates, and one five peso-Toole, ford Llona had started somathing sdnc'k (C.nlmute *n Wag* Eight) a bunch of school keys that hed them » o until they ran hot to' Mrs. I-oulse Rourke of Box 1155 Pfuisii for Uir Part 'Uht? Liuilrs almost exactly tha asms sice aa new by naming their president, V111son. War KihmJ Administra­ enahlerl the negro to enter the examined. on the Country Road. itru takinii In furlhaim« Un* United States bills, and bearing "King IJnn". tor Marvin Junes representative! building at will, # \A M For jrcara ami yrars it lm> Thg hen. which waa hatched at the Imprint "The Japanese Gov­ bfindi nf thr Till War Loan of the nl*A, < orntiHMlity Credit Tha ufflcrre were sent <m their been advertised to thr puhlir and Other offlctri installed were: Salvation Arm y Is Mrs. RourWs poultry farm. Has ernment." drive was today rKprea*i*d by 1< Corps-, and other (Jovernmcnt two well developed legs and fret ueit by the fact that Janitor teught tu irullvhlunU not to kill ward K. Lam?, publirfty Henry Witte as a vice president, lirertu! aunu'ir, eonrerned with meet *upLieut. WJUIama. the son of Mr. also John Schlrard (not present). $695 Short O f Goal in the usual places and a smaller 1? D. Stevens saw the negro the animal. If tlu* animal is # and Mr*. Voile Willlama of Ban- E. 8. McCall was Inetalled as idief Irrive been working on the rowllng about th* school build auMjpcctrd of luiving rallies, nr it t»f the drive lag and foot midway about two e "The Ladles arr certainly do new meat program for more than ford. haa been on duty in tha secretary, W. 0. Livingston as The Salvation Army post lacks Inches toward th* rear of the ng at 7:30 o’clock Tueaday morn the animal bite's one without PhUIpplnea as an Army pilot treasurer (second term) LHck Els- 1095 of reaching ita budget goal "fuselage.” Ing. Th* negro who when hr provocative cauac, it should he Irk their i)art on this 7 t h w l i a week. l.ane. ■Inca laat October, served with berry aa "toll twister", a unique of |3,500, and to date the sum The ceiling price regulation R. T. Hunt, operator of Hunt’* worked at the school waa known chained or shut up in n tight Lr>an Drive/* said Mr the Third A ir Commando Group office which consists of the dutloa of $3,806 has been .raised, It Tuxedo Feed Store, to whom Mrs. as Willie Jeff, has been turned • tall or box. If the animal has "and to see how faithful they air would require that the Govern­ working, should make the man ment hereafter give »)x month* ami la now a ' personal pilot for o f administering l * flnaa to err­ waa announced by Major Allan Rourke loaned the freak hen, was oveo*to Assistant State Attorney rabies II will become plainly dia­ ^ Gen. Krueger. ing or tardy members, and J. N- 6. Whorlon at a recent meeting of the opinion that tha mother Gtoree A. DeCotles for prosecu- gnostic within a few days and realise that they have « blic job notice oT intention to shift prices to dlo In order to put this drive at any level of meat marketing swuevii •Jr, >S, 1 «WW up north on a o f the Salvation Army Board hen which hatched the chick must llong Robson (now die wfthtn ten days. These signs from sltrek ranges to the butcher buying trip) aa “ Lion tamer''. called by K. E. Kipp, chairman. have got the idea of the "three Police Investigate give anyone time to start and over. "Don't thin# because tierrnany counter*. Th* latter haa has the office of we) It was decided to open tho point landing apparatus" by rea­ Experiment Station lake the treatment. Only In Automobile Thefts coralh Apparently dropped from the coming guests end keeping track Red Shield Club with Mr*. Nancy son of watching the planes from rases where tha animal is la r ge has surrendered that you «bould stop liuflliK bomla,** he »<lv|se<l new program I* a suggestion for of club properties. Brock again In charge, -aa soon the Hanford Naval Air Station Sought By Boyle and vicious should it l>e killed "Now is the time to buy to J - - An outbreak o f automobile Lien John Ivey, chairman of aa school closes, for tho duration sail overhead. Even then, these dogs may he help ^Uafeat the Japa and ill# fixing quotas, t t . the big cattle market*, allocating live- cattle Edward F. realtoi-, said, _ jT A L L A jM 8 B E K ,-M *y 11. ((F) SBat Up with little danger. V • stealing, with U r* later balng ' in* committee", for tho of the vacation seaaon. more twndi you buy and the from the range lo certain mar­ tha hen when — Home bill 338 Introduced by Ned~«m fUJtl' ITIIIIMli lth, ‘ W chairman IM41I »»irni| -or^Jre VI —PII* t b i t he wmi! collection* fo r —United found abandoned, is bciqgllnyeetL. “ Tha City of Hanford i* now quicker you buy them, the sooner fond Seminole County Repreeentativr* ket area* Cattlemen objected that Nations Relief, told of Ola “ ter Nominating Committee announc­ it la full alas, as he la va gated by police. f "drum* tic La" and wouTd Ilk* M. B. Smith and U B. Mann, calling for treatment of nil dog* your boy or your llU»b*l»l or yinrr they could nut split up their ed that the following officers i dosen Lion* 1 ■ A 1M1 Chrysler Sedan, the pro­ with the preventive. Thi* pu- brother will come home to you. ire* at one meal. shipment.* among markiti and were selected for the coming . _______sack clothes dor perty o f W.E. Klrchhoff Jr« Wae volunteered - County Agent C. R. Dawson became a law yciteruay without ventfv# la good In aliout HfJ per­ Buy lhal Irond today." could not risk sending beef to _ found yeaterday morning stuck ed for shipment. They tolled un year: R. E, Kipp, chairman; K. cam* forward with a more adin, th* Governor’! algnaturo. The cent of caaca, thus eliminating During Iho week of May midnight at th* former Austin Smith, vie* chairman; C. lew prohibit* horaea, **»«*, rau|ai, danger to that extent All dogs through May 12, the following market only lo find that market p i in the Land near the Crows already at a quota celling and U n . tlflc explanation of the hen'* cattle, awlne, aheep, goat* and Paper Company. It had ben re­ J. C. pmney Store, and then got C. McBride, treasurer; worth keeping are worth the. lad lea of the Seminole High triple landing gear by atating a third of an ostlm.led *5,- Julius Dingfelder, secretary. other grating animal* to grate ■mall expenditure of having them School PTA aerved at tho bond unable to buy. ported by J-S. Perry manager of only up that "the genes got mixed The following new . members Ibo Hotel hUyfalr. thet the, ear 000 pounds of shoes and cloth­ :he i t large In precinct* alx and protected. But do not kill aua- selling booth at YowelU* Store: packed. He asked for more wore sleeted to serve on the had been stolen Wednesday evert­ ing fortillied." •even, embracing th* Oenava- poeted doga. Report them to the Mr*. W.A. Morrlion, M n. A.C. Local Census Count volunteer* on th* next packing boardt Mrs. Jules Coll*, district hen wae u s w Chuluota area* of Samlnola Health Unit or the CUy." ing from In f n » l of the hoteL Moore. From the Dirt Gardner'* date. welfare supervisor; R. T. Mulllps, Genes, according to Webster's County. Evan taxis are not exempt from Rallies Investigations for the Circle of the Garden Club, Mr*. Lays Behind ’40 Total Dictionary, are elements of tha Monday at 1:00 P. M, was eat manager of the Rita Theater; Carrel! ro­ Senator Lloyd F. Boyle Intro­ year ao far, all mad* during Myron Smith and Mr*. H.H. germ plasm believed to have an Edward Higgins, ly that j the date for the next packing F. Haaky Wight of the Wight important part in th* trmnsmle- duced SB575, authorlilng the April, totalled five, according to Heercn ins, manager o f £ & to served, and from the the Seminole Print Bnop. and Mr by Xing Lion Rowland, prior to V i County Chamber o f been stolen from State Board of Qontrol to Mta- the pamphlet. hi* taxicab had aion, development, end determin­ Eaitern 8tar group were Mr*. leaving hi* presidency: Llona were of th* Welfare Unit Commerce, reported today that With a branch agricultural ex­ . Sanford Av*no* and Third Street Joe Corley. Mrt. J N. Glllon *n.l the State census count In {ten­ sited to torn oot In fall force Mr. Kipp haa urged that dona­ ation of hereditary characteristic*. periment elation near Sanford to Ha later reported finding. It Aa far aa character Is concent' Mr*. S.F, Long. a plea was mad# for more tions bo sent in soon in order fold I* running behind figures o f oc W a n t Twelfth MEN’S CLUB MEET conduct experiment* for better­ empty cardboard Ixrxaa, aa tha that the drive may be put over ed, th* hen appeared quite .nor ing five year* ago, despite other ingrowing of perlahablta In mal end healthy otherwtss, save ■apply g«ve out Thursday rve- th* top. dlratMh of an Increase (n popu- ' Tha Rev. Mark Carpenter, pa»A bicycle that are*. WANTED for a hern on Its bock. latlon. tor of Holy Croaa Epiicopal M. I m Cutlum. preeldent of tha 7. Johnson Ha added that there la rtatoi) S Seminole County Farm Bureau Church, waa guaat apeaher at the T IL L tt PROMOTED Information- r e g a r d i n g the MKROJ j RA DU ATE8 id the Bsnwhich la backing the project, mealing last owning of the Meth­ whereabout* or aadrea* of three to bellav* there are many people later found actlvo aplrltlonviUe Avei Cadet Staff " s * r g t William ° Calvin D.' Tibia, of Sanford, polo tod out that tha need for odist Men's Club, and told about negto registrants who failed to here who have not rat been _____ wae ‘ fourth and Twenty-fifth Fla., haa boon advanced to store­ atxh an experiment station la Alaska where ha formerly lived. appear for pre-induction or In­ counted in the census. Tnose who o f the clab. Fletcher E. Boll* preaided at duction, la requested by E. R have not yat been counted Or keeper, second class. lie Is aa- very gnat. Within a BO all# radio* ed Sanford, be said, there tb* masting. W. F. Brunson. Carter, selective service dark. who have any reason to believe l rdvano* base acre# being u*#d for Trod B. Wilson and C. L. Powell The men are now regarded aa de­ they have not, are urged to con­ cultivation. In 1B44, were put on the publicity com­ linquent. They are, Jam** Wal­ tact the Chamber of Commerce / is ^ J ^ a o o mT-llr. ood Mra. mittee for June, and Walter ton Hardy, order 260; James In order to b* Included in tk* E Ramsey Installed: American Legion As ‘King L io ^ By Holds Statewide Local Lions Club Meet In Orlando to *risr 5 i< IlayuM and R- E, Kipp cm the Eddy, order 1004 and J. C. Wynn, count. No other census will CrtfT 1193, : tak«n W «? 1 195®. bf • �V V— ---- - i* nt^ 31r - —... » --.n-vr^L-m . ■-.., w ;«» » . > Oft^frCV A - -UiT - :o r .* ■VW : f. * . m V 7 THE SAXTO NS g g R A L J , SAyfrOrtD FLORIDA 41.L a itl'l.a CATHOLIC C IH ’riCll \ll (tool* O il bo Ito Cburcb, I H Oas A n Hue. #• lie-dory; 117 7 « t ITlh Atr#«ttfititfor** i f*tnfii«. I‘u«i Offlcw AdArtia; U of 111 I’ hon* US ItwV. K ilh tr William Nachtrab CHURCHES i T A B e o ir r m iu * * caVMCTf b a p t is t Lauril A * * - al Ninth lib •. ftt* . M. N. rss n o .i. Paiior Bandar Cebool i n a . M. . T. IL Middleton., Must. Morning W orship l l : * « A. M. Training Union 1:00 I*. XL ♦Evening Service 1:0* r. Xt. W *d n o M *y — M ld-w **k Hirvlra. III*. ■*sry*O th ar-Tu a*d ey— Rtudr In Soul-winning. M i P lrtl amt Third T u «»d »r * — W.M.U, l l » * V. XI. r i n r r w i : t i i o i u « t < i i i it< i « JOH A. T O U . I ; 1’nMtnr. Pitfr A- |!.M !hlir«W McIiimiI, J. C, 11tU. »H|m t lnt»n<$*nl. l l r f f A. I L —Mbrnirig Wsinhir*. "Htiir 11um1 l‘jm(fir. Hurnltf y m a n : f;*N> A, II. i M VI -Vi-mii FVI|i.%* «bl|> l l oo A II 1>.»l> Mnmm 100 A. M. M.—K\r|ll|l« Wilt nil |p. Con(M*l(>i| Balurdav; 4;«0 P. M. A d d e r** by Mr A I* * *li# «i•*jr In 1 00 I 1. M anJ t ; 00 P. U. (o I 00 Amcrlrwh It»d lYfipw lilr n tfir fn»r*» P. M. A AKTAU In nrlwndc. on T h r IUlu rn ln ir H #rvlr* xvi : « i .i : v a * w k t ii o d is t 7:1ft p. Vf— WrA'ifBtlAy. r.umlii t i n i t t i t o p I 'A o i . t N lib v a at. It KM It 1.11. pastor. Siiml.tr IPilinol, J*i#a A. xt. P rtafh ln g 11:11* A. M. I.AKP. ttliM IIIII n».irtg*1l»llc Hvrvie*, T il* I*. n A m e t i n i in n Xlld***ls ITayar amt Praia* 8« Caell L. C rl«««y . I'aslor sirs. i HtmUay Srhflvt l»+.*i A. M. Thursday Kranlag, 1:00 P. XL Itoland Ollra, Kupt. Morning Worship 110* A. Bvrnlng Worship. S.30 I*. T raining Union. J:S0 I* Xt. W«tWis«day I’ raysr S.r , I, r . P. W. H mf rri o n i Iffiw ib.” ! U I* M* Minn* I*. H u i« | •*#i , • 0 ^ 1 4 1 n WEEKS 1 1 1 JL V / JUNE Ifiili to A U G U S T 15th MBngfijgaH*|sr- r IT U Ut il (ip (j()|> I l.sSSlliisil 1 It RV It. W. M tt.M tn. I'as Hrivlra Btilida) n| a,BU 1*. : Itrv. (Inlrtimh In rharee. K*aryhmly sslru n u ! I ou o’clock t- ^ L i m i t e d n u m b er o f e n r o ll- ' 7 mertt* n o w bein' fOf rd in g StuJant*. Stic foC B oa oard Full c f e d f l i a re g lv a n fo r advAieetl w ork in 16th, l l l h *n d 11th grad**. In stru ction and raview work In 6th and 9th g ra d e su b ject* I* on u \ n o n -cred it bail* 1,11 L'hureh H*r*lrrs. I l : * j A. XI. Prayer Xlssllng tVt-dn r e la y .nine*. *:• • P.M | Visitors Wsicom* Are K* A l*. K>*h t i i i ; rin m c u o r uoD llr.ifia and Clin A**nuae lt«». tv. c. Iluicumt. p**(or aunday ftctiool, (• ; « * A. X . » ounn I’aupl*. •:$* K M. Xlnrntaw hsrvle*. I l « * A. « Vaung I’ st^ila, I : * * P. If, hundsy .Night Hsrvle*, * :* • P. WrdnrwUiy night p ra y «r a*CV s I'. M. Il*s r our ftsllglQ V i 17s Jfu H c re d it* fo r H igh School g ra d - Ilavp llii’V lift’ll fli intft’d 7 Art* llify fur um to kepp in HI 157 hid .It*-ii- t Ifnngp them? Arc ymi kfcpiriK them7 Thew anil itimiv nllur iiuesllons will In’ answered Instruction* end tra in in g gpprojlruotc* Navy Department’* requirement fen on* yssr's work, d o t* order drill, manud of arm*, •rtd other fcatuir* of nillltary court* are In addition to atsava r training. I P M T t PROBRXHI trncncft m )f*nsuo*'i SUNDAY Bible May 20 Prophecy 7:110 P. M. KNOW S y ilA N K asm ^Nevef Hevctilhdiiy • GuesBCH A dven tist T in You are invited to these servicen hlii tlo.i, w iiir li J # «y » Special Music and Sinuinif in ou irtn ip. nelk'iuni's area is smaller than at of Maryland. A I.lve (iospcl with a Live Mnuoffe r o tn fC M T f fU-rvi-#* fof Huf**1ajr— l*i viu a H A ji* I* 'll M VI HUin i*» Hotificti M u r iiiig r tint*« I'm p it v Nurlat y. »jp-*rri X*‘ th iv m the* men linie r« r FfllUnri* dnra nat inran irullfferan<*i* W * may work and irna* and vtait. hut t * dUjfht mil It* he* Id la fir rnr«tf»«a whllr RrnHInc.— Uall ll-tmtllnn. Brinjc Y ou r Family If about th* l» n * r tiult* IftL If M in n : Ctl. R*|ir $. Pilitir Every liiblc Text Will he Put on Screen <j<j You C«n Copy Down and Study frpm Your Own Bible Yoti are Ihvltcd to attend the State-wide convention of > n r i u i i u p J K * t!a r n n i s T Ul' j.V T TK M l*AV S A IV T * AiM-rfriiti n#ktint tint o n * hUM-k W r»t in p «r a X **s H rttln . svrry Hundsy, TiR* P. thirst »i»*a k rr» V lslhifa Wi cum*. ■*' ' * , I.IC t'T H 1C CltO*.'KKTT, rm r: I'srk h a p t is t .O r st ih U jic H (til Ht. w*.r*lilp. I I ; * * A. XL Itisuing Worahlp, *.#* I*. Xt. tipsn House *rts r the gvsala g u rv ir*. ■ Urdnesday Hsrvle*. * !* * P. M. Visitors W *lc »m *t "* u o t.v r u n e s a r t t c a r x t i e n v a n t Park Avs. at Puurth ft. n t :v XIA UK C A ItP K N T E It, nsetor ili.ly Ooiumunlon, I , ’JO A. *1. t.Tmiuh Hcbool. 1:10 A- M. Murnlng Hsrvlee, 11;**- A- XL c t ic n c H n s t-H H i*T, u . M R t t i f Mamina Hsrvki*. I i:0 * A. XX- ' \ . We art expecting to hhre the greatest convention we have ever hid and a great tlAie Hf thi Lord. We need your prwience to help ua. E Tch B a y ] iilHAI-S W ttL BE BEnVED ON THE CrtOUNDS SATURDAY, JUNE lfllK, V. I„ B, SERVICE SUNDAY, JUNE 17lh, SPECIAL SfISMIONARY BERVlCE liopi Id Hive et#ry church In Florlda'repFePenttd. You-aw coftll Kerfjto ■tUhd aiid i n what we are accompHahin* fn odr mhMfor a r lt v lly Ilia ! , Somethin^ N ew In Itftsoraiice The world's largest autnmqbilc insurance company, unsurpassed In ratew, coverages and claim parramta offers you the kind of eolllsioo Insurance you have al­ ways wanted. \V# will pay 80i f of tho first $250 o f each loss and 100'* of the amount In excess thereof re­ sulting from accidental collision nr up**t to younautomoliile. I f you d*nt a fender and it cost* 110 to repair we will pay $H. I f ft eo*U you. say $60 to re­ pair B collision or up**t damage Wsdustutav avseina *•« rt-s * ** to year car w« will pay $40. Wt • __ __________________ follow ing latlan S o * Geneva and Elm Avenues Which Will begin JU N E U tli Through J U N E 17th th# Ihni walla ff*r ipiod; |»ir*ar*l 1 | » 8 | f” *r flf| e p o f Ih*- ups, niWL' fh** •*|f- lortf»ifiilnw«q nf thwa fiihrr—-t ft^oWIjiaf. "M O flTAtJt AND U litO U T A U r ’ will pay all over $60 on loss** Is Ih* auhlcrt nf Ih * lesson-B *rteon wtilrh w ill b * . £ f*d I* o f $260 o r mor«. C h u r c h e s o f Christ, Nelegllat. Tk# coet of thl* 80% • collision throughout th* w orld «m Bunder, policy la actually l*ss than you ny J(j TH* a «M »n T # i« 1st *Thf f , Ihdl would hart to pay for a $60 dea r t *ift«r th«i flt »h do mind tn* thine* of ih* fls th ; but (May ihat ■ re Ot th* Hptrtt th* th ing* o f Ih * Hplrlt" tltomana * i l ) . Among Ih# e lu tio n s whlch/comrirls* Ih* |rf>eaim*B*rht»a I f th* follow in g frorg Ih * itlblsi ‘‘J*«u* said Unto lb*in. It Clod w * r * your P «lh »r , r * would lo v * m *! fo f I pror*«,!r,\ forth and cams front clod; n*tiller e«p»o t of , .myself, but ha a*nl m* V * ar* uf your talhar ih* d*vlf. and th* Insta at your father ya wtll d o" tJoha -It «»!< «> .. The CHURCH OP COD (a work* tot good, and I tie al lllnaa# | M-irnlna If of c o m p le te Inform ation ^ m n rta l Phone 356-W itii'R c tr Trsllllng Union, 7;*0 P. M. TODAY rOHBULLETIMV. Sanford, Pin. J/iCKAOHVIUJt 7* FLORIDA !■ C. 4i. Brnley Pastor J llr)*o n , L>I>. P a *t*r W U ItnOOKH, Jr.,Pester Sunday H-hool, *'.4X A. XL tWIMMDa PffffLI . mind* rnn t\ nfnuM l»«* it fill III! 14 it n*il for ‘ |h** dplritu.nl < min'D (piUffpolul»I<* cristin*tflnti v Itr a tfilft fl Church IKE *BOLUS SCHOOL J p,o,*oxi*sF 10:00 A. M. Sunday School Ika ( Ii tbr e># Bfi'li, whut «JtMl bftlti b t'p g rM for ih^rti that w all u|w>n Film j*fUsf %tr*rk rl|fht^fitfi*n«'is* — Mary Halter KtMy. Strlmmlngand Ufa saving Instruc­ tion, tn oRlclal *l*c, 75-foot pool. 7th A Elm His, |JL; 113 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Fla, Order of Services . Sunday lo r * HI fie**' i l*n win Id Include* batahall, soft ball, tennis, golf, volley hall, boating. jftm Church o f The Nuzarene 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting that you era well grounded in sub­ ject* you'll take in High School! NAVAL TRAIHIN 01 Phone 83 ; j«• r M .s', y. fv H. * Ml I*. >f — H%4n*cHllilC H * ffl(«. Hwtnmfl Tii*- <*«nir*«it »»f the Two I Jess 1 < on i xt.— Wednesday, Prayer »n-1 Praise service. . r|n| I] a week. An average atudent II II choutd b*f able to complete I IL work f o r two fu ll crcdlta J ] during the 10-wcak* period. Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 8:00 P, M. Evangelistic Service “The Contrast of the two fjvca” t o n t»k * o p 1 su b ject* you fa ile d t o p a n d u r in g y o u r last t e r m ! Dollble-period clones sre V — 17 h*l«J In each subject *li day* Interiof Gloss — Seal-Gloss T h e full rids Gloss, the tado.smooth Serai-Gloss mean new lin in g beauty for walls aod w oodw ork, tasy to o * « ipraad far—cover w ell. 11:00 A. M. Momlnjr Womhlp Teaturer of n ChrUHan" 7:30 P.M NA.P.S. . XL It uttoWMI.KXL U. Ii., Paetei*. T l* M " (turner' o f ouk and Third Humlfly Hervlcrs: i t ; A. XI— Htinday BohotiL. ii mi a XI.— M orning Worship. 7 ii*i l*. xt Junior and Senior y..nna l>„|il* Ai • *u I* XI— K vonlng worship. Commandments WASHABLE/LASTIMTBEAUTY FOR rnmmmmi wails * woodwork 10;f»o A. *M. — Humlwy Hchool, Dwft gtfillli. rtup^rlnl^ndrnf. 11 A M-“ -U o rn in » Worwhlrtg F**ji itir* m «»f £i f*hri«Ui»ii“ I.A K K uation b tfo r e your 18th hlrthdny 7 HI. r ii► . (lic n i ll OP OSKIUBT l•rv:"•'V'r^:l»rAM thP Ten lllh ami would be expensive to handle. They proposed, if (he leffiahrtura put any new tax at all on their producU. that it be'done by a 60 percent increase in the present gullonnge rate. State Beverage Director James T. Voeelle laid that proposal would produce $600,000 les* than the. $.1,200,000 estimated In the senate approved act. Hep. Simpson then suggested a 00 percent. additional tax. the liquor industry representative! attreed and the hill wax approved at that rate. Voeelle estimated It would yield $1,000,000 a year extra. Hum supplies which the liquor men said now are so glutted that th e. product la selling almost at cost, would bo exempt from the floor tax which the bill would impose- to ke«|t low tax whisky from competing with high rale products Immediately after the rew levy g'oe* Into effect. The chain department stora tax inrrrnse hill, introduced hy eight house »member* more thnn two weeks ago, would yield an esti­ mated $1,200,000 a year extra, with $600,000 earmarked for school teachers, $600,000 for war veterans' ami adult education, and the rest for the general fqgil. .m-imuii by U»*- C llt I ll'll I'.lw A V#HHP *•**«! » f ir h l 1* SlfSPl H*IWf<1#*f Av>. and "Wti»r* j(n u ta flaal" K. I. W ltlilH T , 1‘ a ilo r Sunday Hchool, (J. XI. W illie, Kept.. iu:0V A. XI. Xt n r n I n g Devotional S-rvIe*. II en A XI. ■'h r iil Ambasaadora (young pao(ilrf,- 7‘tie I*. X(. K tangrllstlc Xl**tlng. I:*# ; I*. 11. Pn»>*r im illn s ami Dlbla H U ilp Thursday » ; « * I*. Xt. VV. dnrsdai a(l»rn on n p r a y # I meeting. t:M> I'. Xt. . “ Coin* t m « , you'll coma again. nupltfr F o llo w in g H*rfiion i r . m r n u.tt tnviiMTiBT . I'ornrra la u r tl ;.oo i\ M Humiwy t u n in g iwrvlc**- T i m r u r it t - n n r c u n ciixsi.'tiig ^m Tin iiliT ( irrat li nlly Avsnuc st Flttli M'rrau J. w . Austin, p*»ior Its*. I'atll Tats*. Pstlar. Hundsy Hrhuol, !* :* * A. XL hunday Hehr-ol. i t * 1 h M. A. W. Itsinli, Hunt, Xtnrnlna Worsl.lp. l i e # A. 11. tii rnlng worahlr. il>** A. tf. T. P. K. — t in p. it. T h a rk -a ivln g hervlc* at 7:1* P. Prmchlnir 1 0 * I* XI. XL htinday. t'm ysr Msrtlnn Wed. ( : t 0 p, xt I a »*r m tsllng Thursday .av*nlng Sa • M Mafnr^ iiiv .il llarruii). MiftlsUr lu i b A.M. hUfi'JnK Hchool 1 1:2 & A M. Morning \\ -jmlilp. Lcrii 0 ..I SUMMER SESSION A is tim n .v up n o n Uanfurd Atrnut. A Hlslssnlti Ulrsal V. II. tirantham. xtlnlstar, » : « ! . A. XL lilbl* PcheoL II;* *. A. Xt. Xlcrnlng Worahlp. 7 ton. I\ M. Christian Kndaavor. 7:J* I*. XI. K tn iin i Barvle*. *:*«, I ’. XI. W sdnaaday; MM. wssk I’raysr Hsrvle*. T IIK v ' Xfornlng Worship— 11 0 * A. XL K v*ul rig B »r * In*— 1 :0 » P. U. Thu r»d*y— M ld w n k P r ijr tr Bar d c i. I.uv P. XL ill r n i i K r n : . c itr a c n Jacksonville, F lorid a U. Legislature deans Scans Bifi Baising Taxes On Chain Stores lVom in ‘1 Club lib lr. r »f n u n Pn*tiDr M. Herinon tn tht St. Johns River at n it u r r iA N am o M iu io »,u u r A i . i . i i M 'K t a h e u a a c l b Hanb.r JO rlnndo H ighw ay — B * yt,n<7 tj* n * v » A f»n o «. JU* «iI. iiii j: Mnilth, P allor, ■Sunday — llib l* School, l»:#fc A FRID AY, X Di.Htinctive period dining room suite . . . A beautiful 18th Century style to ftiv«yon r dining/oom tho KradoujUchnfm hi nppenrunco that makes mealtime dtllghtful occaaiona. Includes graceful pedestal table, five nido chnira, arm chair, china, and benutiful crcdenza buffet. * ' »s -" '■‘¥ 9 p ieces............... 1 - *. �* f V. i 'n t l S A N r O n P ■ wild In England of ditches and in ESH WHEN YQU BUY IT Champagne, unlike flarrt orKUndy. hi 'bottle-l early r ir lfi A i.r ), S A f ir -W H , f l i O u i D A S. Zone Of 0 ecu p a t i o n Given. France Heroic Action On City Planning U. S. Carrier* Gets Croup Reports On City Needs Shin Rack Tn Port « r n • ^ /1 i /I 1 V\ I I ..III liinral I'rufeH Pnt|r iiurl , • Moiiruletl. I the mean* nf ncrtiinpll^hnient ny » Tti t'Xultii i llir mimchf uf lb)* tbr t »tv t nminujiuin, When jou buy our bakery | <t i an American w|n> ncvei hu» " l would like tu recite to >ou iroodj, you can b« »ur« lh«y 1„rrn one uf In* imlii. » Kie.il «* '» these recomm. minikins: i n (|«ih. Come In today and j currier* in but lie action in cliff i 1 Make n survey of the faciU• h o o « from our larga (elec­ I cult Thu miracle t* that unv O n nml xitv for the can^tractioji tion o f bakery roodt. ; Hhip Could live through three uf n .niumtipal ewitnming pool. ! .layi of Huch terrific ]mui Jin.; To engage an engineer *o submit •Hind fires. Foi a carrier,and |plans , ucklei of aircraft—a ittimx of *•*£. I'lan for the beaut if iratlon metal and n max** tif delicat** of the * »tv intiiuments | trkaging m arxcnpl ' “ 3. Take action for th • removal of evnlosivc* and nigh octant* of stihmciged river bout “ Ethel * aMllaN»w •*••,** 10lt<mt . w^olinv*- to achieve it is u test! Dow**; retjuiiv Ur* St. Johns * W m J> IS. , « '* » < •' mo;ial to the ruggctfbe^J* - liivcr Line to have premier* American ships and the courage cleaned up in vicinity of wareof the men wiio man them. houne and guru ire There prohnhly will Iwr no ***4. I'rovnic pu dir rent rooms t rente r sto ry written of i di and parkirig spares for both vMuni bravery in this war titan white and colored in the business film ,»< a « * those **f the men of the franklin Mvti«»nn. -Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S ” ifr,,»U a*«ar,ll..Uiifr».ilM#l obn defil'd the bursti g lniiub**“*f* Secure estimates mid plans 105 ,W . U t S l . I’ honc 864-J | 1hi l.lu/nu gasoline «tul Die f„r „ )tU5 ti-t niniul 1 Juj nnese* ilecltned to ah.nolo **fi. Secure the iletbcutinii of | ship and (iuully brought th* land for a city park from the 1 rankli 1 through, tat tie-scarred Coiinu at the southern entrance I nml flame-scared on every inch nf |j1|t rllv of her upper deck*, but. wtth hel *■; |»roV|(|0 for u city Kecrgo* Kami |laying ’The DM J«ra.\ «|ona| Director and tluit the City ■aim- A i . t What .be Used To . ftnpropr^ tt? j ] ^»oc AW for 11*44-45; 1 $fitlD.OO fur salary ami fllOO.DO Superhuman llraverv fm mu c'jiMloneu! ainl reoair* if !•(“ beloved Hitaplain. Ll to existing eip ;».tneliL 1 l inoii Joseph Timothy U*t alia**h. Plan for a new hospital, han, "that irishman from |io«prnvi«h* storm sewers ill the toli,“ and Lt. (Jgl •U oin l,l A. <Jtarget own nr on. 3200 a cres fron U n a W a jn er-I-o iitfw o o d Highway ^ limy- oL 4Jhikkifiik Calif., both, *■10, I1lan %fot sywage disposal . t j j * *. ‘ I •A t:j ^rfor^n*4k>v.•:»luw^s^ super imiiuvn |V, ( l1n ‘ lent* ,.f In a\cry during Uu **• •* |l It«i»ut if v the (ipproaches lo On S ou thside L a k e Jessup. A rtesia n w ell ilistriid (lav* and Tights that vntuaily |p(, < si'll* without sleep. * I J Keuiovr the burnt-bell from S everal lakes w ithin . ConflidcrabU* timbi-r. Make Amt her captain, l. K tichre* the p i »vi* nt lm *it i.m on pier, i f ( ofoninlo. (a ilif, who cull* "I t Plan for the construction Father Timothy “ tho bravest man of a m;w Nurses' Home. fin e ranch o r ga m e preserve. $7.50 p er acre Fve ever known,** himself dip "II C 1only .1 Park A* lleuutipSu- ed a brnnd of emu age th.»l f iratnoi t ‘oluiu ission, navtsl bis ship undei comlmomi . **lf». Kstablish a Trailer Park that threatened to kill e v c iv o n French Avenue between 1th , nia,1 abroad. ai|d *#,th Street.- j ami ENJOY MAKING IT ANY FLAVOR tmifnim* l*» *nt t«» the Uo u fin IHIlX *'*»' 1 tin* I I'f f t in 'tui|' |v III Strickland .’Mnmstin Inc. Iti r ' » II fc1 F a r m La b o r Is Wa r n e d Again si Mi s u s e Of (Jas I L0(lD0flDCRR(J BOBU’S b\ m ii'ra n t* n ll nnllUMfil l * Omci hi nun * i‘\i'l 1 ***HI , 1hi* litfi - 0 n fin Sll VFT * n i, *i I uultnli v%i*f)', nMVtirii\ ( .'i M-•*-1 i'f I Iii*• - t" .• I fnu i ill f« f i*nt it r* ti ' v»an hrlil f'V au' mfHu- until I Mi- 1 f itnl nf -n unitif f.*, I i releft m* mil v tn mi :tu ur*■i luittiA t iiiln tillttu ihiii Sr! I |t S i hixtl 1*h ii 11v1111*% tn At til? m i inr 11nit* thr*v urtii rr t 14* ifii fti*r. ii 111 all itkttlurel \n»eii nn i ijuljnmul Hurl * arut !**»■ M'figri » .ti *, • STABIUZCR FO R SALE "Sll.>,■ tiiJu-11 >.n it (mil (hi; r . i i t w l S u i t , , if lliaI * m iH.uiblc. In »lii.w |wi>|ilr li:i.*V hi one u h a l one or two liny 1*01 itiy IhoiiIip. - u do. f.o that vhut t.., r.-.t 1 1.. .,,.1 Mam.. M. ■;' 132 South Main, Orlando, Flo '' K'* '" -l*w*k,>i » »«an<l U " ‘ I'lirk i« Uw-.II Ith uml “ til " " , ‘" a ' v'' ' ‘ ** map-- »*f I he city ••*«•■» 1 American Fl e e t Movements In Far Pacific Worry Japs 1 i >in II N,if*| 1 rum Ci r r lia r I tin b o n , ii* • Hying R u * *ta **r»»n*hf i-on the mo In o»t lo ld ii.- A .g j»n ultiimituoi to Jui.ti deinitriilmg" rouudete «io lend" > ii.id ibuiidomm n| of mil tiliienl.il t/omim 'll« Tot vo 1 * -nul lo tn iimlntuiidiiL* •■‘m p b i e i i f i n n,IL t em i*" with lfii**in \ mei Irouv, u**H*g the g n ni t I gn imi *t fin i i ...I I In me lliiiiv%l|ig Hi til. *( (H I if |inn i« ui,u iiit i i On Pmifit %vair imide fa rth er In f o l l o w i t il! " i m nint o n ro i I- ■*ti Okiimwt* Jhihiii *- iiu nt , o i g i a ! n v i* t ; .-i^ o M r *1 d f- liigi itl * (i >verr *ir (tinIU I nm knl oil! I»> till* Sit|*ei fm ii Itikf' tin MiO Ml. liOiiio unit K" ' ‘> ,iri4* ' 1 At ..III %Ll\ l*lH loeetllig. she otmiinltfi' di**Li--rd itnd Hindi 1he-i .id'Jti Mint| i . 1,inito iiiluthms " - 1 I but 1 he i d v • 'Minni'I*iMti 11^1 M lU V ill llu * fiiplut merit ' si1 Tbii! 1 r oft« |,,|I 1fit lull of the u f a • 11 v M.ttiugrr ^i|i|’i iminl fnitiprii be I ll t i le d th lim g b ehnrge* I" iili rl iiu tit d. nripi ovi I ru*. f he r ib'r o 'r v i:«- iim I fm nf the R HAT TO THE SEASON gu 1* 111 I! At M ?’ ! . 04*1 N o C h ilim i Life * A f ' d b I \ : l*n(f I-I i f <] t I 1 I'tit 115IiinVr p L » f i - hi*v *■ i p o l l t fe k - thiii tl.i »e m,- in' i - ul» n ‘ • f f p if tn i. ni*- i r N>ihi» * i For Summertime Coolness and Styl§ Follow the Sun and Find a Solar Straw Neatly tailored weaves and straws! fiber meshes. Fancy Palm Open weavo mesh braids that are really Hjtht in weight. Colorful hot bnmlil ? • All the hixury o f a superbly tailored, «en— Mine South-■Avwericsn e .rresnondo-ts through the tan Kle of debris on the flight iiu "They've been working » t tb . m»s» Jor three weeks und still haven’t cot It cleared nwny." "Wo firm'd another body onl> Imlvy," said Cup Lain Oehrc “ There may be others In th ■ wreckage but I believe this » »> the last," | -Olio C*M111 enpfru tv K day rnii'b* invasinvi bn- in indd it u ih ' of llu* fm ig b . .«iid 'l»ui lii'ii i n PRE-SUMMER SALE *uUPter nttu* k * of the r n n in ji * jja ln it thi kL'fi'l mnrlm* reguirent TAMPAX in t h e s u b y ib s T nk v o ti'h I im ud l i n e d the Liiui .("St* p e o p l e thiii tin' vi4f do** •ion on t U, imiM it h » * , t ' r i n l Mfior * I rtUll* ■4l, ■ »»ol 'till ‘kill M ILK cf M AG N E SIA CRr.t'.MCll A BSO R BIN E JR fORWU'-A PIN K H A M ’S COM P Needs lAit’on 2 for W>e | •SU bg P eg g y Sage Lyrical, incandescent . . . Psyrhe Pink will expm s ■II the sujipicsscd excitement in you. Ileyulsr or Shimmer-Sheen. 60^ (plus Fed. tax). Touchton Drug Co 1 1t ii. M Tooth Past** m ^ ••ii- I i l Shampoo lluiid Creiim MJ * 'HI* t #1f ---- ; Lotion f < \ n i l InhHiilil Hosiery... SEA LI I) it * t t n Talcum ORDERS . H ir tic It 'J u f t IS< Mfanee’. TO O TH — A 7 Pirntmar at prieel Porous weaves thnt rrally ventlletel Fancy leghorn stripe effects for added etylat Powder ....... 49c Fufitccth 89c M uritie ......... 49c IIA9 SO. I>r u ,a e ,a i Antiseptic ...... 39c Mineral Oil ... 59c £apucfin6 ........ 49c Wr ci)H»lilrr c*cr) |.r• rripllnn a aacrrd lrn.1 a runfilential order true the ilnctnr whirl' » c hold luvlidate. a matter that cun eerna onl) you an P «u • physician. Yuvr privacy l« rrwpertrd by the n m r profeaslotlsl rtlilca Ihsl «afeguard your health—- thi * that permit no rnmprnmlne with quality nr rnrnrr-rollilt# nn time. Wr make haste sin* ly. maklm' errlain that evrry ingredient, Ivery quantity ia aVnlutrl) correct. Epsom S a lts .... 29c Mrs. Irene M, Arrant OR D . F L O R I D A BRUSH c a l t l n b a t h in c CAPS I **-r- m|mion. Wo don't want to w»»i, our lima nor your*. "While the ,nmc af our olm. nitia artivitlr* nmy nut be nbroud at »ome |.eo|>lc mny int. t l>r*t them lo be, are have in ,.l lo be coiucrvative In n|nkine .• comtnondalleni and n bird bv OVi 1 knuwlrdite of tho f ity', Ihian. ... rircumstaniT*. lo^efher w ilh in lack of labor and material, "On behalf ..f rhe 1‘ lanni. ■ fommlttet. I » i« b t>. thunk It. <‘iiV t’l.inmiulnn for .lieir ..(HTation In 0 ’ir •m. n...| recommendations. We nil antu. elate this opp,|rt»nilv ,ci our community." "Leo It, LcishcT, Chairman'* The Commlsalonors niuirrrvi-! l.tirrhase by the City of o flat bottomed boat foe life savin# nor fines. The t>ont, \vh!ch will t» c<)ulppe<i with l(|o savin# imp • 4d ii pop .I.it'-Oi le fo re ttn \m eiunn The .1ft pur ii* i m mv t r f m t W t m ' " ■ t s f w f - e ^ r r w v - * - e-e Iilupoftt-a the <i e^tlun " W m.i ubciljt the futtlj * Ilf this phi r, r*rtiff T** liotv. Hi* f ‘it y < ninm O'P I i Sieve the loinnilittee hi* tf©fl llscfuf and cun 111* *if he*| in the future* Have* they t>c blining in the right direction n milking sug ge st inun and will Dw 1 i ectmimemhi! ton- to given etii» ful ronstdeiitliitn by the Comim »fun? ! beheve I exp -e-a ttie m .•liltiinu- M|i,niin o f th$* I’Inm r | t 'em in it tee when S -n , we mil wniit to g u e lime uml d lussion to i n o i e i i - that will r*. be given i n n tm uidriM lm h the member a uf *.h© <*||y i 4*11> �< * - - f»AflK FOITR » P J'hfc Sanford THE n , I »t a. at Iks h s l OtOss am. r l e r U a ea g e r the Ae« it ees e l Hareh *. I t I101.I.AM ) U O M * n a ile r Dealeeas Maaagey rioniioN (.a a * ' Objective For Germ any Herald ■ tin a c P im o N h a t e s Payatte la A S r u e * A ll aW tw arr » # » « « . « • »< • •* Ihaaba, re>elaM **a * » < M ' i j ” *} eafvrtalam rwl# *er Iks » « » * • • •* relalag IsaS, w ill k# ek a rg r* l# » el regular a * » * r t l» la g r * U * - “ f k . Iterate I* a axsmker e l Tke AwaeclatMl F u n wklek la exvl** ■teelr n l l l l d «■ tke w * * • » « * y .k llr s ll.a el ell *le»atekm ire* lire (a It e» *tfc«rwla* rredlleA la «h‘a * ■ » • » “ * » * * • Ike teral aefclUfcsa kertla. FRIDAY. MAY I t . It4 « H ERALD . SANFORD ANUS There ore probably a thou“nml wtorica In any (lay'.t IILD news on the war fronts. If you could only get at thorn. MPLK Here i* » baseball yarn from OWinuwn, relayed from Gofdon ebLK Cobbledick, a Cleveland Plain I>ealer correspondent. “ S i, ^ wo ^uil *n half way down a slope, were operating w llX .n knee mortar, which is very effective when lobbing mismeat sik’s from a hole In a hillside. The doughboys couldn't reach umHa. them by small arms fire, and couldn’t throw far enough to * e* them. They appealed to a near-by compatriot, Pfc. Bill Reedor, normally a pitchcr for the Texas League. Bill stands Hitltr's »we*tl« elected lo slay six feet four when erect. “ Gimme a grenade, ho muttered. In Berlin and die with hirti. say* Then he wound up and let ’er go. The target was no less his secretary. That’s nothing. So thgn 300 feet away, and Bill’s missile exploded ut the edge did Mussolini's girl frle-.d. of the hole. So ihe Iniys lugged a box of 50 grenades up the hill We see whare the WPB ha* and put them at Bill's disposal, and then a second box. while authorized the production of luke boxes, slot machines, golf balls the pitcher stood there nnd pitched as hc.hnd never pitched and printing mach!~rrv. We sup­ before. When his arm gave out. he would drop to the ground pose there is some connection, anil 111axe away with his automatic till ho got rested, nnd tub we don't quit* get It. then resume tne pitching. Finally he happened to notice that it'was very <ju k*t German generals aceompsnled on the hillside, and strolled up to investigate. Nothing was by Jspanese, attempting to es­ there but two very dead Japs. His nrm Was syru, but ne cape bv submarine, again raise remarked: "Way I look at it, better have a dead arm on .» the suspicion that there may be live body than vice versa." another submarine somewhere on th* high sea* with Adolf Hlllsr on board. Boston Censorship Ends " I f you want u book to sell, get It banned In Boston." This long-standing advice to nooksellcrs no longer holds good. A new law sponsored by the Massachusetts Liberty Association, does away wHh the old rooith-and-ready methods which brought Boston into disrepute. Until now nny police officer could arrest a bookseller for selling a book that offended the officer. The usual proce­ dure was to threaten the dealer with arrest unless he gut rid of the book. Naturally most dealers complied. No legal condemnation of the book by a properly constituted author­ ity had been made, yet condemned It w*a. Some famous literary maatcrpieces fell under thia comer policeman's ban, and still other books, far from masterpieces, were lift­ ed from obscurity by Ill-considered puppreftslon. Henceforth the book is put on trial, not the dealer, who could not possibly know the contoflta of all his books. If a district attorney or the state attorney general brings a churge against a book, and the state supreme court upholds the charge, then and only then must the volume be with drawn from sale. Thus ends a episode which made sensible Bostonians hang their heads. F L O R ID A W A N T E D : A G U I D E TO T H E R U S S I A N S It'a natural to want to return evil to Germans, The measure of the anger and horror of the civilized world is the measure of its own ideals of decent living, decent gov­ SAN FRANCISCO. May 17.— ernment, decent treatment of other people. But wrnth, how­ "Where lu »in in San Francisco* i» a popular lltUr number of th* ever justifiable, does not look forward. The objective ought bookstall* of hotels In city, where delegates from fortv-odd always to be clearly defined and( kept constantly in mind. There arc two objectives. The first is enduring peace. nations can also find geographi­ cal. historical and ^astronomical In which difficulties and disagreements may be worked out guides In what is poaaibly the without force. The second part of it is that Germans should largest and certainly the most confusing international confer­ be brought to want peace and righHiving. Normal people learn by precept, example, incentive. ence in history. Hut one delegation—the Rus­ Most young Germans, those under 1& years old in 1&IR1, sian—is either the subject or the have been so warped that they are abnormal. Many, per­ teurce o f , most of the confusion, haps, cap learn nothing. These must be controlled by and there, la, unfortunately, no firmness until their generation dies out. Older Germans guidebook to it or to the mymter. tuux Russians it has brought here may come bnck to want a right world. Young children may in the flesh for American* to now begin normal life. see. Teaching must begin by precept—by telling Germans So the delegates, the local cil! senry and the pirsi are all con­ truth denied for 12 years. They must be taught by example, ,*enry by seeing that while there is no wcajc softness in people fused. They walcn the Russians with interest greater exert than who live under democracies, neither do such people descend that aroused by tne lowing robes to cruelty, greed, grabbing. They cam their own living by and fancy Igadgrar of the Saudi the sweat of their brows, and a good living it can be. Ger­ Arabians, ami with somewhat the mans must be given the incentive of knowing they, too. same bewilderment. They talk about the Ruslans in bars and can have comfort and satisfaction, if they wdl work for hotel rooms, tney watch them in them honestly. the corridors of the St. Francis Never was it so necessary for Americans to think Mott! and on Linton Square out­ and they wonder wnat man­ clcorly, to treat fallen enemies justly and sternly but with­ side, ner of men these strangers are. out cruelty, and to live kindly ami justly among themselves. This curkrusily is the least Bill Reeder Pitches A friend of ours doubts our suggestion that most of out tax monies ar* going to P*V the cost of Now l)*al social, experi­ ment* while Jh* axffcnaei'for tha war are being largely borrowed. He tl under tbc impresalon that moit of our t»*e* *r# used for tha war "evo*. though th* funds thus raised do not pay quite half of the war co*U. Possibly ao, but wouldn't it largely depend upon what 1* actually classified M "social experiments” and whether we could agree on thatt S a NFGBD guidebook which hasn't been fYenxy in v written, because there have no- ' On* «J y,t been enough reporters <*f i , f thin xvnta enough diplomats or enough CIO- in«:xpin:oJy|, u tens who have tried to find out Jfoluto* Imra about Russia th* hard way. ^ American The Russian* have politics, too Sana of th* to assume blandly that a man named Stalin dong, it all with mirrors. This isn’ t true. ( Kven under an authoritarian slate, or perhaps eapeciaUy under one. men who command special support in the army, in the party, in certain regions conrpieta fug power. This ia what mak.v politics. It ia also woat restricts the frtedom o f Mr. Mototov w i world revolution tvukl eta** th* his delegation in negotiations, just gap between ua. Then, tag ten, as the Senate, the American labor imorwaaionahi* year*. R ev tried, movement or th* United States and failed, to work out * m k n v Navy restrict th* freedom of of collective security with th* Mr Stettinhis and the United L ean * of Nations and with th* Western democracies. Fa* an tie*, States delegation. There are five Pressure grouts effort hrek* down it* Catbtr* ea or political traditions insale Rus­ Sept. U *K A F«r the •— n 1- - , sia whose influence can he sense,t th* failure cam* * jv er earbae half way around th* world trout when th* Munich ag reeoiauts Moscow. On* ia the Red Atmv seemed to them an warn ^lgirn g width, like *11 armies, prefer* u* a*%dwit them*, and tar * tea* and a* half they trwrcL an a ktot costly consequence of a genera­ security in frontiers ami guns to resort, what they thewaatte* tion of ignorance and misunder­ security on paper. Another k. standing. Keen tho-e w L* watch Russia's border republics, lik* Its knew was the uno«mniht* ra/w* of buying peace ftvea Sitlac. Now the conference sense, under the Ukraine and Whit* Russia, which trying ce-opw »«—a friendly curiosity with whicn are now resuming a maasre.' they are again, and it ha* worked e k h Russians and Americans stare a, experiment in polltteal and econ­ there wvs fighting to b* dun*c each other in the opera hooss omic federalism after haveuig but there are certainly taw de­ here, n uuallty of strain and sutfeied fantastic losses in men tailed blueprint* in Mu.-vow sow strtmgeness wmch rould quite pos­ and resources. on juat bow to co-op«v%k to naksibly heeume antagonism. Those A third is those historical- mg or A keeping peer*. who run the conference know the minded Russians who contend dtat strain and the strangeness only the Rules have always been “ Rus­ Th*y hav* ahandumd wsirU r*. lu well. sia's Irishmen, “ a kindred out yulutiiifs at toaat its that* aghtst Here we are. the two great**, separate nation with an acuta sppyals and tar th* R*aa tarns that powers in t h e mo lorn work- sense both of past injusllc* l e . m*aua * hit. Th*y w uuld blto to swinging like trapeie 'artists of what can be called narsons h*tp loro* a wuetd eegaoikatkaa through the space of yoit-wa. value politics, A fourth in th* tar aaaca* just an t!Y*y wwuhl Uto peace problems and we I “ Soviet police system, perhaps an to furg* cbm* ryiaAnims with know each other’s names. T her' . — s . imntable product of an entirv tamndly but imhrpamhtne w jg V f are not more than ftrur Amerr- t gen era tio n of resolution and coun­ bur states. Th«y giv* th* ttwffcw*. s cans ofii'iaia in San Francisco ts, ivssdutioa taking place with- 'tun to many whir wahdk than t who have worked intimately on .■tn a state which has never yet clusvty that thus a t* uut <on°* | Russian problems. One or two fe lt it could afford eivil Ihjertias. s a r * how t o C-» a ho uA attha* tSnJL of them are really skilled; they Finally, most •* pertenced o*>- Leva than thryu n s n I g i thawa ' are overworked to the point *■! .ers.-rs here susupect tire pro- urns pwuplw w*t* t ghung f ir i exhaustion Whirl we need is ex ­ bahlc existence within the Soviet surviyal with th*ur backs to th* | perience and training over si i oiwmaulst party of a group ul sail ut .Vstn. and it in at tnajft least a g e n e r a t i o n . U n t il t h e n w* , leaders who, either from convtc a guud guwsn that ua umt w ; sh all leave t o lean heavily on [ Ifn i 1 r lies pair. a re so con rincsu niur* xurvrimtd Uuw to *** thwin t» t o le r a n c e a n d g u e s s w o r k . of the hostility of the oosid* Rurlin. ami San Ftsnetscu thanr I l e i e is some guesswork as ,*» I aorki that they are prepared t thu Rusausna ihamaataas. whai makes the Russians act the c it alon*. leaving the west to Th* k'a.va.u dun X andnrvtand way they do: There are probably, •is own devices and its own Jew­ u.v aithar— Whan Amactcana ar* more reporters than diploma’. elnr baffled by sum * traits to BStnmaft , There are only fie*. There are s baracty r. Ilk* thair «ac*sai*« *•, .ien, m oi* We would undoubt cunty cunaciousnaiia o* th* sums* tdlv understand Mr. Molotov bel­ i t thaater with which thgy V'M* bwmhsh*iiac ih i ief. and we might uegutiata witr. thaic Jiptumatvmore succesatuiiy, if we rytpn to r*a*amh*r that th*y a r * ; know more than any one here in tqualty b*wild*r*d by us. Tbwy • San Francisco Joes know about Ain't umiarstemi. fur avamp1*. the way* in which neither bu nor wby w* taX* itmhrag* at thi*«h Marshal Stalfn Va as amtupoten, btant ur «v*n rud* xpaaAihg a t fl* u w* make them out to be, '"The Russians are u w short handed—The Russians cam* t tha Lurxsiuna taunt bar* to k i l l San Francisco ust about an ill- fast. Th* Riuvuarm ha** bail •**«s|uippe.l as the Americans in bae.-sodum shut its tarsi** ca*itoils training arel eapwrienc*. There to lbla c*n*raC:un; tha* fcatf to are onlv threw top-fight Sonet uiiiier-itomf our aimmati scows that delegates here who hav* worker! man who has* U**xl xtubntZ^ with western countries lung sine* th*y war* b i»x shuaht tok-t enough to kndw their way around th* curtains «e luvk its tito dtoks ia a diplomat* conference. Maisky bofor* rum * to si*** us * ala an* * Bomomulov. Litvinov and Ttoya novskY. men who know us and our way of doing busineaa, war* left at home, and tne Russian*, like ourselvesc^rrought none or th* men who vArrkmt on the hard hut educatiunal joint supply and atructioa her* of e new bbepltel, swimming pool, tennla courts, towage disposal svetsm,'- snq ’ man* 'similar municipal Improve­ ments, We hr* aecneed o f popporting tha sama policies which got us Into so much Aroubl* In B * decadi after the Ust w . W« Herald, Hanford, Florida: Perhaps this will be my last contribution to lb* Herald during th* current Una of th* legist*, lure. (Do 1 bear a sigh of r*If«f). Hlnc* being beta I bava been privileged to meet and become acquainted with th* three men now living who attended th* constiutlonal convention la 1BV6, poly on* of whom was a member of th* convention. CoL JA . llendley from Hernando County' before Pasco and Cltro* Coonties were SILVER. SPRIN6S t h is s u m m t r !J ! 5 ! j ^ * S A j l F O l O 522 JAMUP and HONEY O R IG IN A L UNCLE DAVE MACON ms LAST TOUR SANFORD FORUM Hanford srnw r * f this «wtftreerw <w lu 0 * 1 lb * S«x-»et* want our friend step. T W K c iv u r j whoae namn nreer make tb* n * w ij»p m w A their idaa'.ogy by political o n m u , m a GJ. absorb* Army m cultuam , and on this point they arc in no d o «U v h t te m . If « « realise this ft can bo one of « w ar t * tort political aorta. I f « * and tbc Russian* win atop snip. man la th* elate. Both Mr. Ball and Judge Whit­ field ware reporter* and covered tbc constitutional convent ion. It I* not often (hat on* l* privileged lo meet such old timer at tboe* and talk to them of the past, ami tho writer baa enjoyed Oil* pri­ vilege vary much. It Is troly re­ freshing lo listen to them when they become reminiscent, and should Inspire the listener with a greater I*** for hla state than be ever had before. Speaking of tha legislator**, if w* roll pack the cwrteln and CURLY FOX » A i - v s t e Hhja iS V r X X it f ; Worth of bonds for a ww hospl- jl'h 'o ,!.-,:.1 ped tts lit gsa«lhto#db �e I -v Vi •* • .it I • FRIDAY, MAY is, IM5 . i n 1w m ’ i . j Social A n d Social Calendar Personal M other's Day Dinner Given A t USO Club Miss Alma Grantham Is freshman Adviser Activities erson a ls Enlisted men of th« Sanford _ __________ __at Mrs. J.N. Tolai i* spending , Naval A ir Station entertained MONOAY week in Miami with iv lit n o . I The Past Matron'* Club, O. E, tha USO " o n ^ T W a r evening I S « i l l meet 'at I'. M.'at the ! w{W “ MotKrFa Day dinner a* a Friends of J. G. David. Hi. »»ill | home, of Mrs. Joe Corley ey with trihulo to all. the mother* in, to learn that he is sen- > Mr*. Murray Jarvit as rw-hoi test. Hanford and their own mother* regret oualy ill at the home of his * The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy who could not bo present. daughter, Men. J. I.. Jnrksun. on I The club eras beautifully de­ Sipes Avenue. mCross Episcopal Church will — Tneet at the Pariih House at corated for the occasion with potted palm* fern and cut 3:30 P. U. Lieut- William C. Ilranan bus The Dependable Class of the flowers- Supper was served buf­ been tranxferrcd from Nashs ills. First Methodist Church will have fet ttyle from a long table over­ Tens, to the following address: a covered dhh supper and mar­ laid with a while linen cloth and ASN 0H371O5, A l’O 1D383-AA. ket basket is the church annex decorated with gladioli and roses. New Orleans. I-a f e l 7:00 P. M Each guest present was present­ The Business Wome-'s Mission­ ed with a rose corsage aa a mem | J. (_ Lustle left Wrdnrs.Uv ary Circle or the First Baptist rnto of the party. Mr*. Ed Lane f or Scranton. IV m V ptesc i Church a ill nu-ei at H;00 P. M. ■nd Mr*. S.C. Graham were in , t t)lc marriage of In, dnughlct May 21, at the home of Mrs. charge of decoration* for the |on Sunday, lib expects In tciiun Myron Smith, in Floral Heights. club. on May 23. The program tun-ting of the In thanking the mothers of ^W .M.U. trf . the Fimt Baptist San. or d, Pfc. William T. Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Wallet Hinkler Church still be held in the church USMC stated "You have done left Monday afternoon for Haiti annex st 3:30 IV M. The topic much for the men and women in more. Md. where they will \i- 11 for the tnonlh will be “ Conow- the armed services and we appre­ with relatives for In day,. Mi crating the Contenr ial Ui Christ," ciate and love you for it- w e Buckler is attached to the Hanford Circle No. 3 will hare charge shall saver forget how wonderful Naval Air Station. £ > f the program. you bar* been and bow pn»tL;'ou The Sunbeam Junior anl Inter­ have helped to build our morale” ■Dudley Bauer, young nm -if mediate GA and Junmr KA will Mrs. R.R. Pippin. In behalf of ihi ! Mr; » " l Mrs. r iauk ll.iuer. meet at the chinch at the name mother, responded. underwent n tonsil npenitn.n time. Ware Jane Roth entertained the Wednesday mornlr.t*. He In !>c.-ii The Business Wonie.i's Circle group with appropriate songs and removed to Ids home whole lie is led the entire gtoup fn singing recovering. Frank Bradley of tha Del-ami Mr*. It.It. Ik a, ha, i rt .tin , Naval Air Station, formerly with 4 trim the Sanford Naval Air Station, from Alexandria. No wl.-.» -hi , srtse»#ain<*l alao rendered aeveral vocal »elct visited with her dniight. i MiR.R. Bruec. Mr* lliurv and :1m . /* » ewe lion*. cmrrmmtti.’ Mr*. Maybell* Browne was pre­ children accompanied her liomr f.»i sented . with a beautifully em- a visit. R e p a ir s a n Miss »K»n* Mur llurtnmn, dAUichtm ot Mr unit Mis R N. Hnrt boaaed cake, dona tad by Mrs. Ed l o r i e s now t o n be The Mimes Joyce Steele anl man of Ihiytmm Bruch, whose enuntremm! t«» Knrlylr Tlmisholdtr, Lane, for havlnx three eons in bought o« die •out of Scnatui nmi Mis Krnest F Houithulilet of .^unford* "ns en the aarriee. the meet of a n y o n e Janice Urpwn ic t u in l iucminv iiounccd recently The marriage will l»r »n event of June t In from Huntingdon Odleg*. Mont OAMC P14* present. fomtry, Ala. aril hii vp n* their (ininrsville. Don't p u l o il neodod Rucata the Mai tha Ann rwpoirs longer D en'i Achievement N ight Boatelle nuil 8uih Hu'dib <d do anlhout iK o if o< lscctli, Ala. c o u o r it i you o h n r p Mrs. MacNeill Hostess H eld A t Lake Monroe h o ve w onted . . . The Lake Monroe 4-H Achieve meet Night was held at |j«kc Monroe School in conjunction •A W. lnt. St. — Phone 523 with the Parent Teacher Also elation at which time award, were made for work accomplished during the school vear leaders of the group, Mrs. T. V Meti. and Mrs. Rota 1-ee Hamilton, e* pressed appreciation to th«.o who carried th e ir project* through to rompletloa. Mrs Ouida W Ibon, H o m e Demonilration A ged, thanked lbprincipal. Rr'E. True, tbe leach T H E O N E STOP era. and particularly Mr* Lucile Hahe m i, president of the Barer. I S T A T IO N Teacher Association, for their to operation in the 4-H work. The following girL, received ribbons and pins: CAS OIL llakiir — 1st Year lat place, Shirley Hamilton-, Holler Motors J Seminole Tire Shop LUBRICATION TIRES 7 TUBES BATTERIES FAST SLOW RECHARGING SEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING W AXING MUFFLERS TAIU M PE S INSTALLED * 2nd place. Betty Muse. Lota Mute. K a le Other* hSbfllng Swaggwrt u end Joyce Denmark. In g — la d Year l i t piece, Nellie Green. Feed Preparation — let Yrar lat Piece, Nellie Green. Gardeaag — let Yeer 1st place, Shirley Hamilton. OptUeg — 1st Year let place, Loii Muse; 2nd piece, Anita Pringle. Other* exhibiting: Sarah Kate Swaggerty. O elU ag — lad Year 1st place, Betty Mu*e; 2nd place, Shirley Hamilton. -Other* exhibiting: Sadie Soder bloom, Joyce Denmark. Abbreviations, of both slnglr words and phrase*, were common fa ancient willing* and ln*etlp* 201 N. Park A n . Phone 37 For Service I Mil. I IVII . T i l l ; S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A - ! ■ u» will meet at 1:00 P. If. at the home of Mr*. Myron Smith at lOoral Height*. Coolest, Prettiest D resses for thru Siam j .z x l c h iw " I Mi** Aim* Liniithui" <1 S mf * ilalighter of Mi « i■•1 Mi ^ H (ir&ntham. h»*s U p iitfmni « freshman idIm m t f»•• 1:'!.*« !♦- »» John II. Si*t*K»n l 111v* i ...it >_ 1»% l-aml. Advisers are selected fioni ’ 1 Upper class studertri foi llieit quaUtif^ of churm tei, U udei «hiu nn<| Ability Kmh *«n» « ill h.i\»assigned to hn the nninv* d severtl f r e e h mini ’ - — 1 .) Hoy or Girl Graduate • Watches • ‘ r !» • Rings Identification Rracelets Silver or gold filled Mr*. Kutter and I will visit Iht* linuiiii.t'i <ml ( luiiik’ii markets this weekend. Special nrdi i - ill I.,, accepted and we will do our De-t I" I 1> ’ ' in CONVENTION The Church c*f ( mmI ilvidmuniH •**'1 wfll hold u slnlrwidi- roiiwuli ». starting June II nnd eontinum^: through June 17 id tin* Chet*1! of God. lifiirva, and Kim It was announced In thi L» ' W.C. Ilolfcmbr pastm There will hv *p«’i ini ' mifi i * .i'*«1 sptakrrs each dn\ and mc.ih be served «m the gimiinL Ka.-rhiitii " i^t i l l S Perfect Gifts for the whom *ht will roirrMinnil «lu* i u the summer and whutu hr w ■1 meet on their nnival in Si plrtn her nnd *»slst in odn;htc them selves to college life CHLRCH p»pe d i W m . E. K A D E R JEW ELER 112 So. Park ii.s iirie . pi 11 fro m tii-tnnn- t.-w flt\ . pr.-Uy rtpry grn tltm ii' w ill lo ir imisca to h an k ies! I'lmuM l ' 1' 1 t M ' v u m ih ' gl-» nil Kim- in |i|i jiki- h n <’o-Kd ( ’lass Enjoys Clarence Hhcltmi Hatdtn t.M To fOpiscopal Group Fish Fry Thursday 3/c and Mr* Hat dm MDllilIlH* 1»*• birth of n «Jatight v i. Jil Ml' 1 Nii.m*' r > O Fell Cln»? v M S| M on May 11 in Fit ii •tlll.l -iiit M t 11 r h en ) J ■Mf.n1 i li Mr Hardin, wrlm ii 11.« f. t■. (" M'Vnl 411 i * h f r \ in con t . i' i a» tl Ilium of Mr* Mol i* slationnl in Ih»* M.iii ILLS Hi n*4 it hiru iinri [•lurid* in the S4»n .! K if oe in *|«it ". r* i" ills t utont It , -h. M m \ »• ,led ntc* M 4 II* I! I '*■11! I njltiJ"u■ I. .I'd ■ini O'*-* 1(til* ul M»*t hi’ i uftei 1 ' . t, *MH M* ! .f Mi ml Mi* M \ron nun siij per «*S aerv Ware Hihlc (lass '-'i Itli Fht.eil Ml Itfht# lit* i 1 A I1*I tl t Gives Church Supper i ichi \ |L..t ,itlt-ml*ng liir meeting t.ilkiwing thr M*h fl\ u short ; Mi. f li*'lg kin ,*!r^ Mai Ne ill A covered ihrh vt u- held tinMiie-.h M iHiHi vt a w held and Mi .1 I Holt. Mr* li N. A ah by the R Vi \\ a re Bd»lr t In'< Vd-il nut iioni gainee vnefe er»- h\ Nt = J.n k McIkiTifihl, Mm B of the Kimt Mrthndi'i « h.n.h at lit i epM' Mr' A M I mxhm >. Jnied hv tile gl'Hin ita monthly bu*ine%r und lr\ me I how** Htteliding were Ml J \|i • II > i »\ r r. Mr* rnefUng « t the chuith a nr* «*n I Ke i I* rg. Mi J a n»e* t rappa m n Tuetdav even ini; i i 1 Mi * It h 11nrdtiHMi Mr and j •rt'*r. r * < ettM’ll l a l l v The htr^tr^jre* frit lilt1 * -*mu-* | Mr* II II Ik Mi Mild Mr* Bale Vl*o the Md o -o * edit a Till wrfre. Mr* llnirt Mniti .m l j „i k. I . t f d Siu.tr, B* i lot i Hup r lint M ri. MK- Dmiglitfi JiiiK' \ffpi ihe j 1 •*i»I. Mr *nd Mi AUpfMPf h*j| Ihtii j « laud# Tvie. Mr* ILK. Lu idu lL t et hl , Mill g wi el Ke ill and F II ta ■* tho buifne«r was upene I ' Mr*. Joe Hiirnew, Jktri* Julian t»«lh U>auil. by Mr* ('Karlin H IN?well, who | Bnrnejk, Mrs J l> ('onlell. Mi** Annie R o w e . Ml** Bauliue W il p m i d f t l H Y i f t h r i n r r t in if Set era! insure wrrv di%rni*4ee| |a ,.I link. Jack SiAndlfcr. Handy HiiK being the I*ru*adr for t httwt ti ! ii rul RdIh it h urd the parking *»( Rti*ti.iri relief b<i*e.A Red Cross Director The locial hour fttHuwni I he business »ettiun with Nevrml At Methodist Church ■ong* Ijfiri" suig and a* a elm Imp devotional. Judge Ware read A program of *|ieclal intere*! the prayer ‘‘ConverMnn** wnttei h«« hren Hrrnnted at the Melho hy Ague* Anjtermnyer ill.t 4 hurvh for Sumiuy nlghi n» Thi me |«tr#eill w et e Judge N (to i:'clock on the Mlbier-t ... It, W Ware, Mr. and Mm lto i ''The HelutninK Service Man" IJIrey, Mr and Mr* Henry M u Il A Cheney, field direclni tin and daughter Catherine Mr A met Iran lint ('rm , nl AhFT V T. T VVitren, Mr* (J J»ihn*>> i in Itriaiul.i, will )>e the ipeaker Mr*. C L Wynn, Mr* t.le.i Thl* the .evonil in a ,ene, Gc»v«fV, Mrv TVml el. Mm Fneiil of two a.1.11e-,e. on thl* mtije. I and Min* Nurine Nim aimhI I apt. Ilr 't y Krdkoy of the VS'eUli Coltveleaeenl Huepllal In Day­ Miss Doris McCall tona Bench gave the first when Boxes he prevented the program of Graduates A t College education nnd rehihllltatlon that t , — --------Ii being carried on for tlw Commencement cxcrriies at wmmdnl men in the Welsh ll.> , Tenrtev.ee College for Women at pitnl Mvirfreeiitx.rtj. Tc:n will l-e i..-.1i Mr t'1,4-ney wilt, ipeak fi-.io Sunilay, Mon.lav anti 1 Uevtlay, the *Uod|K>int of the Clvilm ■ Bags May JO-22. The Sunday servire, ami the Returning Setvire tu»n will be held at the Fir,l llu|>tl,l The puhlir is cordially Invited tu Churrh and all other |>rr>ftrnm, attend. will be held ut the rollc£e. . Amonfc degree* In Ik- awarded BIRTH ANNIM Nt K.YJKN I will U> a Ilachetcr of Art* In Marian Doria McCall of Sanfnnl Mr. and Mn. H. M ltunil>|.> Mias McCall will also reccivr a of Washington, It. C. a- nounrr diploma in iiistm. ' She D thr the birth of a son, Robert Mr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geurgo Millln, on May II), Mr. Ruiuhle, Here Since 1920 R. McCall of 2200 Magnolia la n former resident of Sanford. I'hon^ 310 Avenue, Sanford and' has l>ren _T..1— Jtloble,-GUM, and- Air*. 115 Pprk A »e. lllfcttd t" IhktFtHlcir ’ TW" "M lJsIJil ’ Noble announce the birth of a Sanford, Florida Bugs Slic‘ II 1-ONC . . lll\e het « Du): -In 11 : 11. A111 .,.l.l -t 1. prith-' L"» . K paD'iit, l<.iit It- t Ill V' ill .'ll rolor.H, vvj. -h .1*1.- - ' 11 ' )’ ('ilk’' ittuny nt Ini If> to IQ .IIII h RUBBER BANDS 1/4 (ii\ f F rc ttv lltr R o s ie s Itluntn mg i li.it in i Irtj'el ijuel.v A pitl.iN' mini* ’ mi 6 9 ' 3 3 .till ? .rA.V%v Pound 5 Pound Celery. City Printing Co. the rerttald-Laughton Commencement acttviuea In­ Hospital. clude a certificate violin recital Saturday night. May 19, by Ids Rurse Proud ( 'ompiu I Pocket Fret t> I Ian Kies . . F lu rry and of h im k i* - d H ih ’ liM u l D a in ty 1i n o n — nt-vt fl"rn l-. -n liil^ rtlift-t n, fitiliro itlon il ain l -color*............ I-me w 111 1*- nnd .............. .......-■ *-- trot t u n in i In- ( OttljNIt 1 ■ii* fo r ! Light it,* n |...il-. a im iirakr In f 1 in... itml (■\tmv Jig u lilt lA i, . ttl'X in ninny cnli.r-. .ui Mill’v t funttr• • -* in * |ii'in.ta . Memorial ^ e .m ) 7 -1 4I*iti ■ In ti ~ Gift Jewelry She'd liko a pretty bracelet ' . . to dreia up everything uhe wears . . or a pretty pair of earrings to make her look und feel glamorous. Perfum e Ftt for a Queen 1 Delightfully packaged, dovinely hers! E a rrin g s . . . J.00 to ^*50 Bracelets . . . 75c to J?.00 frtaa Tat) V - J.00 to (Ptw. T bs) Luxor Hath Salts In five pound bags, several delightful odors . . . 75c Bubble B a t h ........ 75c to 2.00 Pancake M ak eup 50c to 1.00 W r- �/ i54~ X~T. Sa SirOT.P nrlrtALP. FANTOrJD FLORIDA A c c id e n t* ■ iroinJii.nl ed RUIe. 1* - . 1 , 5 p er rent f r o m I — the I mi A I — *■ I t 's a ♦* -| W A M fT V f.'l ( v |i» i l i I ) . I „ L n l. W x\ * I*hi* |* V *» *L•* i ■* tn heln i* i i*"t hr ihii -i - ! hey kiM '•if h - f I- till* tOi I »■:. (b e Mtn 1«1 • I Ik m i- n n rt g ♦, * i u ,,, • i . )> ■i-I J• • I r f"i c ri ti ra trie hi• **\ e» III. »r«>*e 1r i %|lfl le.r in M ay. our I i uril ijuuln o f ILiinf*. I $4 mllioA urge * every ff 1 nicnfire nt .1 It 'iMIlfll 1 llatti-n. K o r x c y . Mr*. A i l d i r T o ,V «W th.i et iar.** »»* govern- I • iw«*ui In n»klnir via to meet a re | in Court Record Seminole County Ej m em b er l D,e t JO to to the limit m*n»* I and iti 'Hm »tme hay more War i I'tuiA »i fluid*' i . I U-c m ii i g I H «>I I hr- f Mfifc-r i Jr ir.wnr.it i * .1 «-f I tt I I Warranty Drtib - iLinil* lim n ever liefore. O ar' meitiher run «*•! nn e x a m p le f o r • " Bu rr ow*, John rt u i I > Sam IMunPor. el ux W il li a m *. A . S. rt ux To II A Speir rt us. r - HIT! B IL L ’S PA C K A L L ' -try/ in « i i th- war and hrimr our fiehHnt* forer., home at the I 4.1 r !•«*»( riiajtfhle m oment In thi* At ag r o f the wa r e f f o r t , lien the e n e m y Is bei g d r iv e n 0 v (tl hi* I aa I line of d ef e n s e , vi* tidiM not full the f lo v e r m e a t 1 ntir f ‘rhtm-f force* who nre -lit m g *o w d in n t lv und hernir<Hv i n fo r e ig n fieht" I:*ibor ■ii -I hiiv moie bond.a now thnn I k ? C ^ i . itk' - 1 ? -■ W .1 IJ. l!*ml U. S Ilc n o r a b lr S. A r m y jj^.iwin. Sylvia M. I-«U — AU TO T A IN T IN G — _ Com e and Ili*.b a re r* To Ai le lh er t see u.*» Fender for c o m p le te A u to P a in tin g — B od y w ork— 1. Y A T E S A U TO T A IN T SHOT A r m y T o W n lu *r C (Vihh M «r r l)| f ( rrtlfirx lr itrnil, A tle lb v rl 1. A it l. oi'y l’>. ("h ll t rm lr n . 105 N orth P a lm e tto Ave. Phone 371 • • SAVE G A S. X-CEL FEEDS ►» Bring Your Car to Strickland-Morrison Inc. fo r M ade • F f n l j i It’s C o m p lete M orid u resu lts S o ld Motor Tune-Up Phone fo r need.** In th at count ; by SEMINOLE FEED STORE 200 ___N o r t h a 257. 250 & 2»Il _____ R a l U f a d l u n .if J u d c r m e n t ' * f ■ Ch.v»t & C o m p i n y T o O e o f jf c T h il r it o n . the w o rk e r* o f the nation It will v r -1f m il. it i*m a i ll • riip jir e more e f f o r t and g r e a t e r 1 \N :in . . ' l.f n f i f r I a-<k all ' I D m e m l n n , * •■ gl«M rff lh ie .it A flrr-h o u rs 1 v , \m e -i* . f* t 1 r. * * if ceil. |*tr-iilrs' 1 1 , .• * v Ml Whit h •he ItietJlhr | I . . f f i r r r * o f inlern.*t|o'.al unions j R ow land Mall, ml 11 i v e (*i Frdi'rutni'h “ I I * t Mid lh eir local* to g i v e nil the rJ i ............. lb h *T» v. in (1. a mm* ami effort nee rr anry to - M 1".ft tn tin fu b l mf 1 *Don d a. make thin ru mpnign the l u c c r .n f| *HI." 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I In4 luiiili'iri 11 t 11 . i i'll In In i t* mJvnhT.it:* favnruJile m arkvt ' * 11 .tr m , H A V E Y O U R W IN T E R CLO TH ES a» C L E A N E D BEFORE T H E M g P U T T IN G iflk w V A Y 1 ----------— — irut Ub* ttttia acwJI* i i » l » rn o u ir ti tile t 'H i i n - tlltv . t t il t h a t i f a inu i ir'nv c u ll hi< *1lilt l r It* |ii \ u l f il l it in o lit h . of |2 I 1*1 llU e M 's t, for free estimate. B M N D S * W ith o u t P ain fu l D a c k u h i it 1 • NOW SHE SHOPS “CASH AND CARRY ' Ml \,« 1 li' , j»irniM'*t vt ,1 A n I it V E N E T I A N ’ I IIK * 1*1 N- f (,* % iii r 11 ■ r '■'l MM Ititi * II D M » l M l M 'l I l «»l NI I t i l l I 11 t IV l-IH M I % I K . 1 *•1 * n **i 1 •• it 11 •t r*• V . . I\> T - n your future! There's a s l*’« r Smart F'nr .if (triMimint* lt*llp tt< '»*' " ftl I f <1* 1c Imu f'hnlil r»**i * 1 <1V T in i iiifv iie iim 1.,-, .........no 11 know, eur 111 'E | t i*-. t %»*r;.ti WAIT! JAY PARKER CAME IN TlROT the c o n t r a c t TO H I M ! ) ----- I* WASN'T c ARR' nNo j ANY MAIL AND - * / P I N C H ! ' 7 'T L ' i ! GUN nns if— OWL HO07! 1 ) \ belo ng s M ilriu.s \).it,*' Fin* f.ili F**r , . ,-t \ ih i■ ■. make .‘K.nti-iL* nil1-. ul* .rtv if «h«-\ iHia,t t!.«• h' l.I.M.ii. uualitv .if I .Mi*, O a .ii' F'nr.l Pi.Ii*li.a, Pli.i, i.i,*.* Mother, <tniiish.tr!. .... *■'.*. .tail Jimi-vfir a ' ll h|i*n .....ijji I hr i hum: lit f !?■• • f i 1* k r who arli rl u t * * YOU A R § AUTO GLASS S E N K A GI K ( i LASS C A R R Y IN G M A I L , JA Y ABOUT THE WATCH OUT! THAT MAN ON THE COACH 15 LEUEK IN Y O U R HOW j 6 0 1 IY THIS! I FORGOT A ll ABOUT -------- ' j o c a fr and Mirror t o. I'll..Or r.'.| Auto. Public liability and Ptoporty Damage Dare you drive ' FIND 0 ’ur WM<T THE MYSTEOV GUY IS YET? around the block 7 - r . ___________________ . . . ETTA KETT Oi EVERTY NJGHT HE PHONES, J B ur w o n t Ta l k " I'LL CATCH HIM.’ NOW HE SENDS CANOY-WITH NO NAME * PMGONG MAD* a n d q u ic k " TONIGHT" I’LL JECIC THIS DOOQ II O P E N SO ^ FAST* ___________ By PA UL R O B IN SO N AH." JHEGES SOM£OtltL.U ^ u o w / f m 'J A C E ^ ( HELIO-0 .0 .o ° ■ I ■ i\ a fl w r f h f l o igvinj; pa* end (ire*, don't alio mvo at the eip eiu e of needed iniurance. One accident un a trip around the blnrlc could make I the defendant in a damage iiiir thouundt o f dollar*, ua today about North America'* depend­ able protection. It com* too little to Im without it. . Bv PAUL ROBINSON -J-THAT BOX"- LAST NIGHT. SOMEONE L E fT C A N C ty -V "~7 pANDNtGHT^ d AFTE12 NIGHTthose ph o n e / — BE- £ k . (Jenetal Imaranca Beak DMi ‘ i 'i -J t ; . I * , J - -_ i �RAGE FRIDAY, MAY 1*. 1945 IMF .HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA L IG H T Ameriemi Le g i o n Hol ds Statewide Meet In Orlando ‘ >i fvirr officer, Lloyd F. Boyle who lit busy v.'itb legislative I ilutira Hit Senator at Tallahassee, j i.lwo confinement of third rice t i !• t ! .liU- Forrest Gntchcl to bed with hack injuries, no [ it .*tailattni, of officer* of the and Auxiliary will take I'ljiic ill the niectinir, but will be postponed until sometime prior in June 17. Mr. Field said. (ierman Submarine Surrenderw To U.S, c l a s s if ie d a d v e r t is in g J1,’ ' " ,. ,, Iment rates 10c per line fur one insertion 08c per line for three insertions 07c per line for f> Insertions for per line for 20 insertions Minimum rales . . . 30c I'HONE l i t OR BRING YOUn Ads to TH E SANFORD HERALD Count, IGe words In the line. Including phone and address. A ll adirrlistmenls for situations wanted w||| be charged for at the tegular clatoiflrd rales. FO R LO S T S A L E — ~ 11. II. POPE CO. U. K. HUES and TUBES MODERN »oll located huuxc. i'Hono 0122. l room M ill rman rie«-d. c the -putt i; Ed ser . I'o >iiin •si** o y 1! cmi Jtvh•' *' *, y’ - LOST: Wallet. Prince Gardner, acamleri, containing valuable p a p e r s , overseas jonvenir* Clarence B. Knnpp. Itolurii wallet to dtiift board. . . There win no indication whether <the dead Japanese were civilian ini military personnel. Under the * Xinnurnl code, Japanese army offirrts commit hars kirl lather than lie captured. Fieri Routed Ingram also released that three week. Iwfore Germany rapltulaed. a -tiling U-laiat fleet headed for the U.S. east coast wns inlercepl[ ed and muled by one of the moat powerful task forces ever lo ope­ rate in mld-AUsntlc. From pri­ soners, it was learned that the wolf-pack hod orders to blanket tb< east const from Maine, to 20 ACRE faun tiled, goml ‘ low- LOST: 21 in dark red. double bar. Belknnp bieyclr, liecnse No lug wrIU, l<> acre* tough land 26. Saufoiil, 1940. Chromium Palm llaniiigwlt Fin. fender*. I’hulie 1241 or T.'ili-.l F. K. K U . 1101 Park Avc., after fl PM. , Sai:f*u <1. Ha. I’hone 061-W. 10 ROOM MOUSE completely LOST: Beil Jency Pig, male Rcwnnl l<> fimlet. Jxhrt J Smith furnixln-*! 7n;l Palmetto Ave­ P.O, Box 1.61 Sanford. Fin nue. I f n i * if ileaired. NINE i'AlU French windiiwx. fully glared, Inna* huidwari. i.'j.OU pci tifth Geo. O. Sworn, lit. 2, Silver lokc. Sanford. LOST Ration Rook No L Jo i(’[diinu lirown lUfr* J 1. Itt 1. CIoIiIbImji u, Sun ford, ■ v ia v n it/ a A u i t i / n \V A i N 1 E L ) — ADDING machine* that dividr. H l l i L I iuiitiai't iiiul iiiultlidy. 11295lnc|uiro at Celery City Printing COI/XllED girl* for laundry Co. work. Regular hour* and wage* Apply In i>er»on, Seminole MODKL A KOKlL *cooil linm. County i.uuiu* v Co., H|9 W fHirfuci condition Phfinr i ■* :ir.[ St. TWO WHEEt; TRAILER. *o:i PORTER and maid Motrl Moit Palmetto Ave ti/tima U PlIO I.M 't.LIM I Ties, u BUY BONDS and SPEED TOTAL ir . tila ditm u • '<■• gimd stock WASHINGTON. M «v IB. (Ah A 1600-ton German nubmarin* <iiUllti for Japan wan captured by il.o US nuvy last Sunday carryintf (hire high lultwaffe generals, German plane equipment and too Japanese who bad committed barn klri. Diim. Ingram, cominnniior In chief of the Atlantic fleet, revealed Wednesday. Unfolding long-secret details of the Allied campaign to lick the . U-boat menace, he told a news i coiifen nee that the German ] vr**et surrendered 500 miles east H f Newfoundland. U.S. officers • were sent nlionrd to prevent saj botiige and It Was taken to j Portsmouth, N'.H. Identity of the luftwaffe gra­ erals was nut immediately avall- lo S. llruWP. . i l l 1930 I K>In I. .Sedan port ment. I’hone i 6 ROOM IKIl xE, newly painted, cntnnlctrh furnished m in fui u n lu il. V e n e tia n biiiul*. e le elite lefrlgciatur, 5 actus, one acre mini: with spring and running watei in homo. I’hono r . , . -y -'it tSj>fsN TRUCK TIKES We now hnvo in stock Norwalk Gobi Standard truck tires in the CURTAINS, lace table cloths, following sires: 000*10— 0 ply 706*17— 7 ply | scarfs, washed, starched and stretched, 61H Mcllmivtlle Avo. 000x20— (l ply 735*20-10 ply I'hotin H7H. 060* 20— 0 ply 990*20— 10 ply t 700*20- - H ply 64f/x.l<k— 0 ply i 700*20— 10 ply 695*16— 6 ply | IIORROW HERE WHERE 700*20— 8 rlv 716*16— 0 ply p r i v a c y is k k m p m t e d 7f>0*20- 10 ply 745*10— 6 ply, YOUR natural desire fur prtvi.ry 795*16— 7 ply 74rr*,17— 7 ply in nioncy molter* is strictly Thexe sites can lie shipped or de | respected hero. Friend* ami livered |rumptly Where we do relatives are not questioned nnt luive an •-vtabliahed dealer. about your credit. Your em­ Will ba glad lo hear from tire ployer or hualncss associates drat era. nr parages, who aro in­ will not hear o f your personal terested In Ituvlng a good estaliaffairs. There Is no cause for llshed tlru agency. We alto have embarrassment. In stock a fair quantity of pas­ Reasonable credit requirements. senger tires, tubes, and batteries: No co-makers on money loans. also I ruck tubes, Variable payment plans. DISTRIBUTOR FOR NORWALK FA M ILY LOAN CO. GOLD STANDARD TIRES, Florida Rink Illdg. I’hune 33 TUBES and BATTERIES. A. M. PHBVATT, SEVILLE. I BUY, pay csih for old Irona, ' FLA. PHONK 2104. vacuum cteoncra, toasters, regurdless af condition. 210 E 5th St. Phone D4R. tut lu te in n ft, -ctititling tlnry o f n one tv it 1 f .mi hip p is­ til park in g Si|uurr Yard -piI fir e ! SUPERIO R im O A D F E L T Saturday Evening Cover your Hoorn with beauty! Superior Duality broudfe ll In a varloty of beautiful colors lo ruled from. An attractive ami practical covering for bedroom, living room or dining room. W ANTED— W AN TE D to buy: Or Rent, studio PLA IN or foncy actvlng. Juanita ^Upright piano. Phone 472. ftrern.iU T'W .-trr.-H t.----W ANTED : 60 hens' and fryers. CELERY CITY KEBTAURANT ' Palmetto Grocery, 317 Palmet­ resumes 60c flato ‘lunches. to A w . • .f TO BUY: late model Evlnhtd# 22 to 00 II.P. Advise year, H.P., rice, eomlllion. J. W. Rowe, nterprlie. g IFOR R E N T ATTENTIONl Service personnel and vacationist* — Apts, «*nd ONE 1936 Chevrolet truck, 167" W.B. closed cab, with or with­ rooms two blocks from Main out closed body. . Exceptionally St. one half block of ocean by good Urea, excellent mechanical : day or weak. Phone 010-R. 708 condition. StrleVl*nd-Morrlson, Broadway, Daytona Hssch, Fla. D IS T IN C T IV E ADDED “ DAFFY DUCK” MAHOGANY 1JEDR00M SUITE - _ • - ’ •_ FURNISHED ROOM In private hom4, 607 kfmrnnU* At*. ■»- Com fortable Lounge Chair and Ottoman BUSINESS! SERVICE idaoma 18th -Caatury bedroom .suit*. Ut rich .ma- Hero’s comfort of the moat luxurious__ - FL /Jl Q3 ,i TtogTny veneers with other tvbods. HWId eyes of all devotees of liood taste. Att }£ !• vanity, bench, Simmons coll springs, in: tractive Coverings, spring filled ctis** * tress, 2 feather pillows. frames BUY SPECIAL GRADE CHICK* Hatched from high type U, 8. Approved ttillonim tasted mat* FURNISHF.D apartment at 3<M WELDINO: By an axpart with 10 yaar«’ ««oerlcnce who gaax* enters avtry Job. Would ap- USm J >wt LOCKERS BED house or spsit* o#n, No children. Pcrcollapsible BIT. WANTED— and wife need furnished nant or housa lmmsdlaUiewe* w l i M t i . Cockrell, SERVICE MAN'S wUy want* si Uon. gantnd office work. VillNfSr BICGUI 0 $ f t b 7 S T A l M lltrp are twine of #cmt , h JACK R E ID - BENNY JO AN CRAW FORD ri 1 ^ 1 __.____________ .1 * • JO B L E S L IE - JO H N ____ • W HIlf RS ’ BiGCIST (V iP i\* B. BROW N - A LA N G A R F IE L D . V • PAU L B ALE - » Ill UTlLmr CABINETS F.'* HEN* JO AN * E D D IE . C A N T O R i. • • I ' �> e u tfn rit S t r r a lf t If w* *Uh to be freei If « • wish la p (r »»rt« Uriolate those inestimable privi­ leges for which w# have been so long con­ tending— we mast fight I —r iT U I lH I1K.HHT VO LU M E “Truman Says U.S. Preparing *To Finish Japs :U AN KaU blishcd 1908 XXXVI t* Altar-Bound Bogart And Bacall II F L O R ID A , irtliM ln N i l * fir l u ­ ll. I i o l i flU/l IN U E I'E N U H N T N L W S I'A U K H SANFORD, *# ♦ ** IN III o' «r««U Mp«r »IU ************* M O N D A Y . M A Y '2 1 . lit If, Mt'iuber" A ssociated I ’ resH Many Suggestions O f ~ IManningCommittee -Pushed; Others U n ­ der Consideration M VN11 Mj i .M. ( VI*) — Brig t.rn Jamr* Dalton. 15, nm* of thr Arno “ ounces I JlriHTlU. HAN kiilu'l tenLiy hr ei JapatifM' tniper on mirth Luinn iwInnB. t.mural Mar \ r* Ihiir fiiiiioiim««l I Hf *nnjir|g|f,| |'re«a A i|iii. ki lling in ih,- buttle fur Okinawa um -ui'ii today ns Muriiios sinliil iho last riilgi- itiiiniiiut it,)* slim i. tlii* central fi.rti.-i* • ( iln* Nip. I • |Hll lt-.-*l* w ill 1 lut\ 1,1 ( Ih. |I i;t moii trv ing In li-*M liu- i-luml I’nkyn ro|HHtoi| an A llioil tusk inn i* has hr nt.-il tow ard sou’ liorn Japan uhilt* stt|H*rfiirllr — ^ -v.inuti m«i . minus Hi l Ilf* v\e* luin i ntriiiu lo !hr in* Inntl n Thu in (Muiu'0 shnw^tl Dili*!”* uf it! .1'®h»tmiif thu rim, 1J!■*' li* ini’ i i •*l!it r iimTI* 1hofl^lt'h 4Mil al‘ i> u1-1»nu Jin' Inn t ....... . I1 i tl® in in (11 •iY11®* M 1 Miiiiiui nri th* M *i • ..1 • Accord Reached Rev. Carpenter Am ong Big Five Tells Rotary Of Need For Accurate On Regional Plan Alaskan W e a l t h Census Totals Is * . . u ir . . „ ni n it * • „ Improvement I h Sum Undeveloped Kosour♦Shown By Higgins (\v o r Differences' ceS In Vast TerriOn T r u s t e e s h i p s Again urging Sanford and Sem­ inole County residents who have not been contacted during the SAN ^ftUAIftlSCU. 'Ii> current state cenaus count to noti21, (A I*) — Agreement today fy the Chamber of Commerce o f­ among the lllg Five anil thr fice in the City Hall, Mayor Ed Latin American nation* on Higgins today called attention to j regional self defense »yflea's the fact that it is of the crest..i within thr world organiiaImportance to this section to iiave llim put thf United Sal inns • every person counted. conference safely past its MayoV Higgins arapjiaBised the biggest stumbling blocks, It as­ m bopoct i Uss e f -M trttt b*n*u* fig ­ sign nerepiaore with only ures in the light of tnelr use by tefrypr Mungsb In the region­ the state in determining the al plan wgs follow rd bVlIgns county's share In state gasoline, of an early solution of Sovietrace track and other funds for American difference* over in­ county operation. ternational trusteeships. "The Issue ta vital to the counf l t y In view of the fact that these SAN FUANCISCO. May 21. population figures are used as a Thr Biff Five were reported in basis by the state to allocate full »irrecmrn* on objec­ operation funds to the countiee," tives of An Amendment by which Mai tayor ................... Higgins skid. regional ifroup* of notion® would State census officials extended l*e fittisl into n world peace their census deadline until May keeping nrgAnitntion « 26, next Saturday, In order that WH Pith only alight difference* in addition could be mado to county inngungI* remaining to be eoinlists However, census enumer, / 4I o a llm r il ii* r * i * T m ) uteri are not available to collect | additional names in Keminoie 31nt Division Unit County. Mr. Higgins said ^ Anyone having reason lo be­ ppfeats (>00 Japs lieve he hsi not been counted is » asked to telephone SI at the City WITH TUB DIXIE DIVISION Hell. The shortage of enumer­ IN MINDANAO. May 31, (Spe­ (Si „J MINDANAO, ators was given as the reason for cial)—The 31*1 Infantry ........... try P' Division Hit failure to g e t‘ everyone tab­ 1 " “ battalion of which I’ fe. Edward F. ulated. Evans, Jr., of Washington, 1). C. is a member defeated a force of 600 Japs o-i the Sayre National Lions Junior League Plays W o rld ’s Series i ras . 7 ' ""Ihe ,!v first -n wh*t w‘ s meeting ---------I engagement in the Pacific war." The climax of the season of the \ meeting engagement is a battle 4 y ™ > ,, sponsored _ Junior ] |n which two opi>otlng cnlumtis Baseball League will be the clash marching head-on collide next Friday evening at S.30 o’­ Pfc. Evans’ battalion met the clock at the Municipal Softball enemy ju»t before midnight and Field between the pennant win­ the fight raged In the lull rogon ning Cube, managed by R. E. s id a o f. the'high. Klpif VH3 In* Glinll, Managed by Brase.oa.eilner way until dawn, whsn the Japs AJohn Melich)ki and retreated. broke The All-Star tssm will Include Joe Wells, Stanley ey Rosier, Wllmlr Cogbum, Alex Powers of ths Giants; Donald Howard, -Luther David, Donald Lodwif,' of tiU Seminolea and oviiiiuuica ana ‘’ Garnet White, Danny Stafford. Billy Tison, an • Buddy Neisch of the Evans is ths husband of Mrs. Francis Evans of 2210 Pennsyl­ vania Avsnue, N. W. Washington, £). C. and tne son of Mr. e-’id Mr*. E. F. Evans of 2533 Orange Avenue, Sanford, Fla. 8 ox, The .jieup will Jim Pennington, Clarence Clause, Pfc. Thomas Harley Charles Lansing, Walter Graham, Back From Europe Douglas Oglesby, Forest IfcTeer, i laroy Rosier, Donsld Howard, DAYTONA BEACH, Fla^ May Francis Stenstrom, T. L Harris, Buddy Carter and Eugene Smith. 81; (Special)—P/e Thomas L. Bill Ludwig will a sm as uas­ Harley, formerly of Sanford, Fla., haa recently arrived at Welc pire. itraleacent Hospital, the Ar­ H A W More than 8-M Inches of rafn fall during the past week, It was [tried By B BJr. WhitJKTj weatbegress of _____ Thie ___ was araa a net excess 1.78 Inches over the normal rata ef;*77 Inch he reported. Total rain­ fall for the year to date 1# 0-27 :«^ ■\ *i *vj , • -tk * drought of March, April an astir p « y has. howsver, resulted ta a net deDciency o f 4.M inches. d « S 3 f *» 1 ^ S m % n T I A ^14 / "? ' above the normal of «■ • * ENLIST Sanford youths on May I f from the Navy Eacruitlng Station >2—r ia Daytona Base: fully planned reconditioning pro­ gram hart will spend his con­ valescence and asal it his m u m to the bast of health. The son of Mr. and Mrs, L» Harley, .entered the Army In December, 10*3 at Camp Blend­ ing . and has since served six months In the European theater of operations, wher« ha was the Purple Heart for received In combat. Tom was student prior ta hla entry In the Army. 'a3~ . ' 1' FUNBBAL Funeral services fbr Carrie Loo two month* eld baby « f Mr. and Sirs, L**l|o Lcsl. o f Jacksonville who died city last Friday, wore inday afternoon at 4:00 at (ha Erieksoa Funeral with tha Rev. V, H. Grgnnfficlating. Interment waa Cemetery. , 1 U *••7.; .‘J P P & V i , tory Still Remain it D ecl arin g Hint Al I4wk it is v; m ( unii<*V«lopt!fl tu » t M.» ■ > of with M'lm* SitU.OOil kqua n- ttnia* fjti.OOO inn® Hu 1411* • llev. Httiy 1•*' 1 il (h o Murk T a i p u tuf i 'imimnnon ml uf |4,OUt) fo| rr»i room® and It* iifp for whit# «fwl p.n i 1ir r«»t« .. I Ift i hi* bmtnu®* icdiott^ .»• .1 the iinly •»f Stminol® haa lie'lli» it I e .1 I < Ih** purpoit* loin i■ri >;tnf.«nl Avemn* and ('em* I lu­ i ll i 1,0 ><*el In U** Rotary 1 tut* today th»t wi’ l wider ti«e of radios und uiiwavs I , . Asm ♦ff llw n e* hurt’ tf * v litul Ht*1 ,,.1 1<nMini « I siM1** lei* f r i*hI I u flu f i|^ht l uf \ hat idUp f l u i it t -........ . f 1 it I •1 ts. ell !■»* cie “• ■« * kh 1•« i rn " '* ’ 1 ' .1st • 1| t 1U 1, s r thu »-fit rai liu uf iv i*iiVt» i eft U k III M S tsuh r f f III) IHH It int'w a * I tkI P 1* .. A s m ■* it #4VI lief %it Ml u mi i hr r®|ii » *1 r» 1» |»lit«»w! .H.lb'ulY .Mu;lira i *. i s»- j' \ m, i 1niuf nut lurid t l*BI* \ I lack Fijjurus ., f n " ! IIJ T ' f-1 %var * Tin* Rev Carpenter, who r*' cemI> route to Sanfonl from Dell*), Connspent five years b, Alaska us a missionary and told the Rotary Club that now I ( unllnard 4||» r * f f T » « l CITY BRIERS ^ -It' KSONVI1.I K. M iv -1 1 tS|wiial| "Wuh the fiwwt sOppl) cnio>i CIohu situation growing move e 'e r) day. iarmers in tile North I pect , Honda arrn ran help the natim and themselves by producing the limit uf their ability," Wil linm I. Wilann, I)irect*»r of Slat** Farmer* Murket®. «ai»l in hi* rrm 4*tu1 iimrkri review imlay **Ita .South Mils! Central Fb*n«li wbrre the Henmin i» cominjr to im l l f 's l ICC Orders Uniform Classification Sys­ tem For C o u n t r y u \ sn i\ i;n i\ BiianHt Diivii, the < A Kuril ufifl, Jl nnh*«hi|>nble fa rm |*ri bhmiM hr runriu<l uriil pre th**. i. mm * ill In* I hi* fur**!a*< D*»- k t Mij ki <l t*• «*t«ure n borne "Uju L l,Mi' .d hv 1 iikic Mrnm* v lo* K ■'J*®* J*nn \lfinip murli li ^ at till* 11•■t<rI M-»>' uid| to v****r % i* -»I 1TA will hr MirrrAfud by the i p|»lm «* hdiaim, f ei1r \\ *■’'Inphi 1* > %t arit m i h> ^ , if.,, or and mint of mm Mmf matenal* f and Rev real hill Dupit I no-nl ol 1 am|»b«ll-Loiilng IV il of the the wiit tfajKoinit Jttpjm/' he con Iho Sanford Nnval Air Station American Lcutofl will hold a tinned In yeatenlay'n douhle hruder wnec Condition® at apecifie markets busin-rss mi*etinir this even in if nt he'rc w»t h I*11teen-mtlr \r 11»v A tr the l/ftrlaa Hut. Thrre will Ik* he deacribed n% followa the Saw dropi e*l the f»mi “ I'mhnkee r«|Hirta volume ron men* no tufiper. game by Hie • hue in ir ir»n of tiruici lijfbt, with nome bean® to 0, but mi list- M-s i»rt•I i- ,mi« t ulery , cifiridant it rid ® few |mta Ccirvtdio, hif kud up hv l io»- isup T h e K o g u l n r M e e t i n g of M«*n moving Qiittllty of nil » *hh tort, | hr Ft lit > Mntior.uiitf Ia< roe Chapter. No H», H A M evritlit'g. ■»! ni..ditt.-s. rsrefl eggplant nn.t ;« 7 tfl | |til* ’A(, ■ * i 1^'T ri.i' Tuesday' ■ - - liiii1 t hr tiitoen, ih in th e r irnor due to thr i __ t , 8 00 P M , «t which tf ii’timif m %o’w o* i If bUHl.) ■ inr«i* drought j l« it - mb esi ton Ha - er in,11 Mmk Miister Degree will U the reel*nt li to I aliidla. kirii Into hint week ram® too late U > furied of ciiTidnlal givun him h> *b. Wuh It Am). do nn> good CtihvaIr?M » r 1 11•**-1■11j*I *«■,i iii w hi i All Royal A?«h Maaoita an* ’Tnlmetto »*>ld 1,262 tiuviivt* **f IU|,.„,r1 1 ... vlted to a lle lu l inniBlocs during the first tlirc j Howell a It. ilr.-ppe.l u rio days of last week forfll.litmufl - j t„ n game th,. V ,d, I, -mi Lieut. Constantine deWoDki, Auctions clnseil there last week f|( on grounds not 'tc will, re mam VVm lu u s ago. i* i— i o t I,, .to C.tbs tbor Of Tntsshms in thr fc. Krr\ c|,.Bn up market and hurling Sunday with Stewart pea it theater of war on Apr. 3, , ettje accountll catching Whih* out in the I’ a according to »'>rdr«ceived hv hi. c, h. d , r. lhfr iU#dy cific area. Ilowell strung up 21 arents, Lapt. and M ra.^.L. de |movement last week, with 67.027 ham-ha 11 victories The Antnhih olski of the Country Club Hoad, i rackages es Wine beinr shipped. I’esi. Ian* from Ft I'lerre on the uthei I D ) L D I N f i on® of hD ** U lilt ’ ll Ll cut dcWolski li now instructor pepper Pepper and tomatoes tom continue to hand have been mowing down » of the B-17 for special crcwi in hold the lead in commodities. lot of opposition, have beattn n f lufmrted to hnvu .itlu u k u il n rn l I flirt I n 3l)-yntr *• 1 * 1 w ttrn iin . Jot* England. Eggplant, com and okra showed Welch ami recently scored u twin M nm Itn|>), IJ. Mini mi Fla , nri* a nice gain in volume, but other In over AFTAC. Orlando. Imhua to |ilfu*u lb m nl i i i it The Brotherhood of Locomotive rommodities are on a decided de­ Sanford NAS is, however, e\ iiinnu .S4»rl»*lv .amhnhiiur heforr Engmmr~'wHi hold their mem crease, >ected to put up a good fight it u r n iteMroveil with th** other* orial service at the First Metho­ “ Sanfnrd’a long drought has lucynaki, veteran left fielder of dist Church, Sunday at 4:00 I’. M been broken. Three heavy show­ last year's campaign has Iktm hs outer of the Dmle f*nunly sheriff. Mu mi i» iH’iiihT bul<t on a ■•<v* extend to alt our friend* a er* last week, which were gen­ hitting nt n 360 clip special invitntion to meet u* at eral In the farming section, will Lieut- Eiiison, n Floridian. Is ifinu»liiiJk'hU*r rharye The victim, i Mr*. DnretlJi Mieko Zinke i® that time,’’ stated J. B. Craw­ help citrus and vegetable farm*. an ardent sportsman. having ford, chairman of the membership The market will have small nuan- played left end for Tampa Uni r hbiiwn , . in tkottom iihntn (Inter* committee. lilies' of !>eans, tomatoes, pola- varsity gridder* and wns rnarli 11,1 111 loci, sweet com, beets and car- for four years at Clearwater risenta _ 2t3 .th lJ L r«»._ T tim itT O _ g ro of He works lender JdcaL. Jbpn D train i i i 1!The San: Williamson, stalion recreation <n7 r Henry LorfffwelT’ ♦spec i racially fine quality. by telephoning Mrs. be made "Wauchula shipments are slow rector. Rose director, nVK Hutted, U „n ts », v(427 -- ■W) -- * dim to the long droughtIb M ade Corporal ,t s : Three Service M en PleadGuiltyTo Charge Three nf four aarvlce men arrteted, following the severe beel­ ine of ,Y-H. MeAlexander, auto­ mobile mechanic of the Remfnotr Tire* Company on the night of Saturday, M»y 12. have pleed guilty of a charge of aggravated asaault before County Judge R. W. W ar* The County, Court haa withId its Judgment and sentence this case and haa directed Bherlff Charles Hand to deliver the men, C.C. Gullle, W.A. Berry and M.E. Jackson who have been bald for the past week in County Jail, to- Naval authoritlea. E. Simmons was released early dur­ ing th* week without any charge being made against him during the time of Investigation of the AsilsVM Bute Attorney, t O. dl .*I e.f . f't i I,o f. tk-ntAWA, I ». to i‘*UtAMi «• o I . rfn I tu NllU‘,1 Mlimihili 1 >» ftetlle. ir«l lies |‘i« I Bill "ollliC South Is Jubilanti To. ( ’, Slate Luard, Over Revision Of *s I ns po ei o d Bv Freight R ^ t e s ( \ ! u i Y u u t s . i s ^ \ \ i%s (. I lui ul i S*nt blh*blv - ci f-u •• •| I’* MMl* • *•’ f if* fijul| runs* j l'ii ninu I ■1111‘ ’M.iriti, -I * * « fM t,..if! I in \ t in fMn O, ' ■ **■i it I *.......... •>i i*l ll t .A . I ,11 Iu*l ji 1F. **iit It • 1***11Is* ill U I'trr « nt* 1 1mid v ” Vt*i li, u <i • i"‘( • f \h* if Cut I* f iv Itl f .M . f. •h« 1lif* 11* I » ■ 1*1 >r»jl isffii »aI before H:00 A- M. or after 6:00 "Our Arcadia livestock Market 1*. M. Inst Tuesday was (till showing effects of dry weather in volume The Pilot Club will hold Its of livestock being offend for auc­ regular meeting, at the Hotel tion. Our manager states that Mtyfnir, Tuesday evening at 7,*30 00 days win Jie required after o'clock. rains start to get cattle in good condition . to sill. The heaviest A 1036 Ford Bedan, run of stock this year wtll start of Msnogor v£art Evans In Aurost and continue through AAP Grocery was stolen from November. On to the present, in front of tho *toro *hortly afUr them has been no demand for midnight Saturday, and later waa yearling* and steen for pastur­ found In a ditch at Rands Biding age, a* In previous veers, on by Paul Daniel* and Mr. Evan*, •rcount of drought. With rain*. o) according *to -police. this condition witt be corrected Immediately," Wilton said. Edward E. Brady, aon of MraJohn T. Brady, 419 .Palmetto Avenne, who has served In the mer­ chant marina aervlco for the past 16 yean, ever since he was 16 H om e 6 n L eave years of'ago, has bom presented by the War Shipping tinipping Admlnlstra tfon with tha Atlantic War Zone Ramon Reel B l*e ha* returned Bar and tha Merchant Marine to Great Lake* Naval Training having had ae- Btatlon after spending a short rith the Merchant leave with hi* -pnaOBta, Mr. »nd tho National *mer- Mra. Watson Baal a t their horn* at 8018 - * oh vrth< 11 i ouk (i p (inmu In Pros Hurt* Sunday IMurce . I Oil Ih 4. A"-,1; 1 farmers Tony ms One, Wrth a C j A W Yti'Produce-\o Lum U^^y ga|| y eam : 121. Japs Have I a i s ! Over 18,000-Men TryingTo H o l d Okinawa; 100.000 On Luzon Marines Blast Japs From Ok ip aw a Cave Hideouts Pi ogress toward securing those city improvements rcrom mrinded by the City Planning fommilMc such ns a swimming pool, r o t loom- fur while and Colored pee de in the business section, a new ius terminal, a new park at the south end of the City, a rec^e^ lion |rogrnm, n trailer park atid 1 other Miggrsietl plans for the future of (he city, was reported by Muyor Edward Higgins, after the l tty Commission hail gone Luccdale, Mis*., the President over the planning committee's Teasaerted" This I* s proud, moving poil leu H Lesher Is rhairhtgn ul lie i it\ running Committee. occasion for every American. It follows complete victory of the j Mayor Higgle s today pointed Allied forces over a powerful en­ out ill detail the items gtvau : : i h . o Y V emy in Europe, It finds up strik­ ■onsid, ration and what the City v. lu tn ’ ing the devastating blows in Pa- * ha- done about them as follows; elite. We are preparing to strike ■ ' I .Th e City, did nngage gn them later In overwhelming anluteel and hits the plans and fores." [ -peclfli allons for the construction The Presidential presentation of a -winimirg |ool, and these award at a joint congressional SCREEN TOUGH GU ^ Humphrey Bogart and movie nctre— Lauren plans are now in the hu nJs of (the I-onkl Uncall are full of smiles ns Inpins a corsage of ins session set a * precedent. Lindsey an e>tnnater to determine th# bride-to-be as they prepare to ioiaid u train in Inn Angeles They I’Ahmiilril CUM. Is a native of Isnay, Ala. will tved on the farm of author Louis Hn-nnfield ill Mansfield, llhin Meanwhile the Army fixed at There him lx*ten no orpr* all ________________ _______ ____ ( Internutniml l 9 tO years the age at which enlisted Idun fm thr he nut if mil. ion of th# mrn may apply for a discharge. t ,t v iirjfrrtrd. I r.< -a! itier |*,n:l Font year* or over who have served It also announced that WACa 4<> I' IMU 1m*ri:i removed, nmj m ]«•! t llivri Line hu* betp the required period on active 1 I111) rm i* ihc uppestduty will he eligible for a d i s ­ UM ttaaM Os r u > T tal Hour property, j pfi.rin -rsl lo tit* a •a S ' iooi Hill ITU*tori A1 aIB av..p WASHINGTON, May 21,— ® ( AP ) — President Truman Jtold Conirresa today that American forces are prepar­ ing to strike the Japanese with "overwhelming" power. Speaking at the ceremonies at which he awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor to Sgt, Jnke Lindsey of hi M HKR £ewfWorkMarines On Okinawa Scale On Projects Last Ridge Defending Shuri A rjn y Announces P la n T o Release Enlist­ ed Men Over Forty; -Round-ui!) Continues 1 M I K» u vi * ! • it, ■•H.in • I I ' 4 l--i the w«*®t, ui itI |irui|ni*<l 11 u h i IiI fy illir mill n|| .t |i«vf the Wi(,y fur k renter nohi?* ■ •r|ftinu*;i!111*i1 trial *luVi*iii!iturnl S|Nikfi*i()ii n f *i R*H. lh*i*»* nrt'wn Inru* linve rout* uil**»i •I.. l ( 'em If mi ret Ilia N g r t w « I * *»»iTll \ruin* rn(ir«* 111’* 11i «iri |.| w Trill" ' tl ifc* .1 Oil 11 ( Vkllll * Itg ft 111f*f III** M*11( ll 11tl •f r 'll*' iiit i ' Over 1,800 b ans Went To Track Saturdai | I »S <i \\ I •! I It r 1 l •* i tl<Ittri > rnWilu *1 ! hu tl I .t t o M i r i i l it • S itu f'ii >1 < >r iMnds* h u n n i'i i hi!« khltnrAS till !M|* lit to urdwy ( U m i l i m i i i f thu 1 ,» 1f» r at h im *1 » wan rinrl to ‘nhrtvr mure rhnrf $7^ IHMi thrnuwb ttie tuinmutiiuD f **r nm* of t hu moM mture'tinhf mr niirht® nf the ten yeti rs ol rnrifiK ul thu ( ’entra) t lor iil.i track. The ero\* d (!emonstrate<i that the hulk of the |ialton®Ke f- r thu race® mine® from the home folks. nnd not the winter visitor* , ami while thr wnperini: vtus not up to ihe Dec 31 Inaugural, part of the fault waa occasioned by u short ago of halp in the accounting room*, w hicli brld up the betting to a certain extent. This fault, however, was due lo no lack of preparation on tin* part of the managvmrnt, bring . caused ’ ■y 1’-r—tisDure ui an In! l*gra) pa»U~vrf the calrntating |force to report for duly. How* |ever, the track management tielievei the aituotion han been rem­ edied and fans will lie accom­ With tho American Infantry modated in the usual efficient Division on Cebu, Mnv 21, (Spe­ manner. cial)—Henry Long well, son of Beveral long shots came in Sat­ Mr. Henry D. Lmigwell of 1210 urday night to net those who Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, hits played their hunches some real I ren promoted from t rivato first money. High stakes for the rlnss tn corporal while serving night were returned by Stalin in with a canon company of this the 5th race who paid I 2P.20 to veteran division. holder* of n straight 12 ticket. Overtras 14 months, CpI. laingwell saw action in tho UouguifnWORKEIIH NEEDED vlllo and Samar campaign*. The Sanford soldier Is entitled Misa Annette Moore. Civil Ser­ tn wear the Combat Infantry­ man’s Badge, the Aiiatic-Pacirlc vice representative, will be at the Campaign ribbon with two battle U. 8 , Employment Service, 112 star* and tha Philippine Libera­ North Park Avenue, Tuesday morning from 11:00 to 12:00 tion ribbon with star. o'clock and from 1:00 to 3:00 CpI. Longwell’s company la a P. M. to recruit workeri for pat art of the battle-tested lK2d In- Navy yards. , finnlry, n regiment organised in Skilled workers are needed at colonial tildes ami cited a* tho the Navy Yards In Charlostun. Oldest American regiment in ex­ Key Wrat, Pearl Harbor and istence. The unit’s history In­ many polnU on the west coast cludes Iho names Bunker Hill. Electricians and electrical w<gkBull Run, Meuse-Argonno and er* are particularly needed. La­ (iardun ( lull Sponsors iWood' Hank ,\lav M Ai h-H*t lb *1 . ii»' v,anted for thu Sum midi I on t\ lllood Hank, \%huh n il bv .|uin,oted thi* y« nr hy I lo- S a n t 1 d i iorder! i luh on Thui »dn\ \|,is il fro m to A M t. > 6 <»> i‘ M at tha 1if f t, • mi I’ al! iui*lt v N ti r *iniello A\enur Frank Evnn.v countv i-liairmnn of Hu- lllood It,mi, i,*ipi,*i|•*,l that pro-i|iectlve ibmni- i - gi sl rr at III** Ited t’losbradijUiirters, across from thg Zoo on liu* lakefront JattirIngiev, lllood Bank treasurer, r«*t>*■•i t b a l Hie San­ ford Harden t l,rb had donated 4,'ilLJu Ula_ttb.-i.l Honk Mu. H. IL —JtuUavlin lo nraSnbmt, and" Mrs. Julius Ditigfrhb r is chair­ man of the Blond Hank Com­ mittee of the Sanfeid t.arden Club. It I. Ilrriu Is r-uintniv and Dr. I.. Munson is technical di­ rector of the Seminole County Blood Bunk. Oh Hie tiny o f donation a Blood Bank m obile unit w ill be brought here from Orlando, it was annourced. Owners W arn ed To Get D ogs Vaccinated Police Chief Roy G. William* today warned pet owners that many dogs have been reported as not vaccinated, and in view o f the fart that manv rases of rabirx have been reported, drastic action will be taken anil d o n not treated will be impounded* or killed. lie added that hr did not ,wsnt tn have to impound valuable pet* and advised that dogs not vac­ cinated l* taken by owners t« veterinarian*. Dr. Raymond borer* are needed at Key WeaL Bau or Dr. C.W. Dakar. Lo � 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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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>, May 18, 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/616ae31b054e0d56038ac30cd8aced28.pdf 4631f77042657d91ab40ed408600db6d PDF Text Text - 'M --- ■ : ' • i* ' —n vw. ■* - w & n - ----- 2 «~. ^ I% r - u ^ w r t ljt •Sr .r. . ' i i t ' A w ' i r . T • *'- <«* :: >*»?/.* IrfTjfJirT-' - **-Ao^^.rfrrw~\ ■«—: • - m._ of* U’ ■ .***»r.*n#ssir-vV *>- -— n m m . 'l t f l i t e t : . *«*S the 3/,!7rcte TftRAin. J&NPtmt) florid* W omen Admitted Japanese P e o p le AsRadioEngineers Worship Emperor For First Time As Though Diety :I - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES lfe per Uae fee m Laecrtlo* ' ♦ * Me per Uae for three Insertleap ’ 07c per line fee i laaerUeee He pec lias for 14 laaertlene Mlamts ■ rates . . . 30c ■• ■ PHONE 143 OR BRING YOUR Ad* to T H I SANFORD HERALD Court? five words to Ue Hoc, inctndlng phene end oddreal. All aivertlaoaente far (llaatlone wanted will he charged for at the regalar classified rates. ~ ' •• H. B. POPE CO. U. 8, TIRES ond TUBES MODERN wall located I kouie. Phono 0122. loom Dr AD ELAID E. KFJIH AP Newefeature# Writer Owing to circumstance* beyond j our control-----B I* a phrase j>fJ o^len heard on the airwave*. wo, Generally It explain* an Inter- c#| ruption In tran»ml»aion. Thi* ^ year It hat a new angle llol Recently— due to circumstance* wr| >1 war and the manpower shortago — two women went to work at National Broadcasting Com- J” pony control boards, a* studio englnesrs. It Is the first time in NBC's history that women have wni controlled transmission on any of I ite program*. A third woman * Shi tow an apprentice — soon will|*hii ■>* added to the ranks. whi Ths two engineer* aro Ruth de» lb# Emprror. A yoar altar war itarwd bo mad* a jolimn pilgrlmur* to tha grand ;hrin* cf the S od Gcddeu to pray for ••divine a**;»tane«" Only but December, when Hup«rTortreaie« were bomblnr Japan, Ulrohlto vlalted to the famed Ite ihrine to pray for victory. When Illrohito came to power in 1920 he chore for the name of hia reign “ ahuwn," which may be trar.nUted "enlightenment and peace." But the army made it n mockery with the invaiion of Manchuria. Illrohito dutifully played the rote of puppet, ar­ ranged by Japan’a real ruler*. It in not believed likely that he will become a eelf impoaed exile In Manchuria or elsewhere when the preanure on .Inpun gel* too great. HI* jtihjrclR would have no god, and liirohitn hold* the empire together, Rome ob•ervorR believe he 1* too con­ cerned to desert hi* people. Taking hi* job seriously, hut performing his duties mechan­ ically, he might be expected even In aid the United Nation* in mak- Mirrors, Venetians and Franied^ Polished Plate Best Grade. Glass Table Tops and Desk Tops Cut Any Size Automobile Glass Installed While You Walt, Wc Can Furnish Paint And Glass For Every Purpose We Are Equlped To Handle Any Site Job Regardless Of How Large Or How Small. The Complete Paint And Glass Store LOST: Young fomate rod pi itrayed from home. Rewoi U n . J. J. Duren, W. l i t St. LOST: Pair of gold rim (Isaac*, (omewhere down town. J. B. Quattlobaum. The Scala pa luce In Verona wu* the home of famou* poet* and artlita under the rule of the ScaJIger family, 1000-1187. 10-ROOM HOUSE, gorage. largo greened porch 80i Maple Avo. LOST: Wallet, Prince Gardner aeamleai, containing valuabli 14 ACRE farm tiled, good flow­ p a p e r * , overaea* louvenlri. ing well*, 10 acroi rough land Clarence B. Knapp.' Return Palm Hammock Sanford, Fla. wallet to draft board. F, Z. Bull, 1101 Park Ave., Sfiiford, Ha. Phono 861-W. LOST: Silver Identification brae10 ROOM HOUSE completely let between 9th St. Bail Park furnished. 703 Palmetto Ave­ and 20th St. Jamai L. Fox. en­ nue. graving. Reward. Phone 759-J .after (LOO P.M. LARGE electric fan and uble radio. Phone 758-W. When Dante , was banished from Florence, he found tempo­ rary uiylum in the Sc ila palace In Verona. 117 So. PA R K PHONE 303 E. BOLLS, Owner HELP WANTED— FU LL TIME maid, Box X, c-o Herald. ebactT. P. O. Box 1169 ford. FOR SALE COLORED J rl* for leundry 4 room house close to shopping — Jar hour* and wngc* district. Apply In person. Seminole Robert A. William* County Laundry Co.. 810 W. PM m 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3rd SL PORTABLE a e w I n g machine, good condition, 130.00. Phone HELPER for Jimmie Cowan Bhoet Metal Work*. . PIANO j WARDROBE: buffet and ■dining table. Mr*. J. S Clark, TU. 8, Box 123, Sanford. < OLD UNDERWOOD typewriter. . Sanford Auto Parte. M ILK COW and calf, 2 weeks rid. E W Smith, Oelocn, Fla CHEF OR flrat class cook, ale we Itree*. Orango City Hot# Orange City, Fu. FU LL TIME MAID, white or col°r*d. Apply 812 Magnolia Ave, PORTER and maid. Hotel Mon- A GENERAL upkeep and repair man, mu*t know somethin* about pipe fitting. Apply In person to Bemlnole aunty IN I •THOROUGIIbred Guernsey Bull, 2 yr*. old. 1317 OoufUc 0 hob with housework O for two children. Mr*, WO STORY house, 6 bedroom* fion, 8482 Sanford Avo. and bath upstalra and. one bedroom, bath downcUlra, living.room, dining room, kitchen, SIT. WANTED— U g screened porch. Edward F. W EPT CORN for tanning Jtlrt'c, Banford-Qrlando Hlway. A NICE country homo, cool and quiet. FVult troee. Ideal placo •, for cowg and chicken*. Edward F, lane, phonl 468. '- W ANTED t -any kind of perman­ ent Job with placo to stay in­ cluded In deal. Four In family. J. Saundcn, Florid* Hotel. m is c e l l a n e o u s LY cash for any make >lle from 1930 to 1934. dlfferont Idea. “ It** pretty Ifellbt, Avalon ApartCURTAINS, 1921 BUI0K Sedan, ■carfe, we stretched. 611 MoUonvllio Avo. Phone 879, tlon. 8e« It at 106 toetto Ave. i ^ har,e t,. *urpn>* ■* man Ip * mechanical field " •ha say*, “ tut women ran he table cloth*. *•* rood It** b*t * rase o' •tarchod ana leamlnr whet you arc dolnp— elect • to Li&n9t Phcn® UR nature) dealt* fo r prlvi FINISH ED ^H OUSE. {in t Bl. From those who have served ■UY SPECIAL GRADE CHICKS wr or buitneo* associate* not h f*r o f your personal dre. There la no cauoa for •fnaim enL ton*bio credit requirement*. Cb-»ak*ri on money loans, GENERAL M OTORS received the first priceless gift of Victory (b it Seminole Tire Shop WANTED TO RENT __ ________ ___________ ___ living, working fcnd contributing to the national welfare. :.vEaiih Jb America's progressive instinct •nd in the things which r i m It—science, thclrcountryonfar-off fields o f combat, wc have now THE ONE STOP STATION L u b r i c a t i o n "* BATTERIES IT , ; ^ COVERS ACCESSORIES V ic t o r y and with a d i a l lenge! For from these men who have sacrificed so much—thd /tom the other millions who ham backed their efforts by carrying on so effectively their appointed tasks at home—comes the demand thit total vie* tory andJfmal pesos, through triumph over Japan, shell bring them Hie opportunities for which they fought and worked—the opportunities to life, progress and prosper. Here is a challenge to us all—a challenge to see to it that the load to realisation of them natural human amhlilonTjun#; . l. . . . ‘ {.‘i ■ smooth tqd freigh t believe that what L good for onr and our countrymen Is good for Motor*} ahJ that there are dnie-u unfailing guides upon which Arm an depend. « * « « * * » engineering, technical. ItnowJ- Hririg. a fe S S m 3 ; ~ Faith In the rights o f great and amali . l . * _________. _ ' m . . o f each in a . i : t ____ — i reward—in . Incentive, as the things, by xatioO, esc take its pla according great, coo WASHING POU8HINO WAXING I A le ra rs �* t v* • • • V „ y* '. K n w iv * * - .- - » , * .-* i t (V v r * " t v _ 'tun/ .'.. ._,■ ! • .* V n •■ ,* .-C'-T- % i « < » ******* • 0 I f « • * W i to bo f n o i i f wo with to preserve ioTioUto thooo h w t l u b U p rill* lt| M for »h k h wo have boos oo kmg comtending— wo Boot figh t! —t'A THICK DEIfBT. k ff # t u t f 0 i ‘ ii (K lw 1 AN IN D E P E N D E N T ! u u ‘ a liV NEWSPAPER IM l»»- •< W**U psptr will msks I I aretesll** l u l l for H i­ ll. | « I l OUil •ATIn f MW. ^ 0000000000»0 ^ „ 4 r >■ I VO LU M E XXXVI E s lib lb h c d 1908 SANFORD, Carrier Strike Against Japs Is Biggest Y et 'J357 Enemy Air Planes Knocked Down Dur­ ing Week-End As Japs Fight Back F L O R ID A , W EDNESDAY, Ifi, 19 1f> M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d Victory Seen By Democrats Yugoslav On Tariff Vote Rule O f Sweeping Re-Organization Of Govern­ ment Agencies By Truman Predicted Tight Knot Makes Spot Tighter M AY ■ — ------- a = z First Nazi Submarine (wives U p O ff Jersey Coast 4li p Ast^f Ni 114 frrmtt WASHINGTON. May 10, </D— Democrat* predicted victory to­ day m the first congressional test on mnjor legislation the A d­ ministration iays Is essential for post-war international economic cooperation The House Ways and Means Committee called for a showihiwn vote on a bill giving the I’residejtt broad new author­ ity to reduce Ini iff* In reciprocal must hi- reached between the Bri­ tish Ktghth Arm y *nd Marshal Tltn'a l’ftrtfjinna a-* tn who octUipU'n aria Referring ip'ecimlly to Rtich* miiT^hnl Hermann flooring And Ficbl Mnrthnh Karl von Uundatoilt and Albert Kesaolrinir »s **nUri|i|(*n nf (tiwbboU/* the M®** row rnilni pnuI "N a zi Iradora now in Allnil ruitody arc sprotdinf pruiiAgKfnia «hn«r* purpono In to birak tin utiKv mining the* thr^r giviit l'tm cn tltut tlefcalpti lilt* fW lirB rilla U o n to oboorb lent agencies Into regular rnu nf the government tsioitt w u u ld in o L sd ^ i^ W C M ANILA, Wednesday May 10, gM1)— Fighting so UVage that ’ American* atlflcked Japanese with bayonets, knives and their flits, with at laast taro Ameri­ can* drowning enemy troops by holding their heads below water pit a river, raged wast of Davao 4p,'lty on Mindanao Iilr td today. The Japanese had lied westwarti from Davao toward, rugged i mountains Inland but their re­ treat waa slowed by two rivers the Talamo and Davao, between which ->«£*r .Gen. Boaeoe R RwoodnrtTi famous Twetitv-fourth S O r i them. { Meantime, Gen, Douglas MacArthur' announced In today’s rom inunique that Mindanao was DO per cant liberated. Mindanao, with .#■30,908 square mil##, is the second ” largest island In the Philippines. The gsnsral also said Mh-danso's population waj PS per cent liberated. Zamboanga third larg­ est city in the Phllipptnea, had UO.OOO population and Davao, Rfourth largest, 100,000 before the war. The Island probably exceed­ ed 400,000 in population, much of the remaining civilian* living K S ItliM * O* r , | « f l t r ) 'ipRace Track Funds Given To Counties TALLAHASSEE. May 18 (Spe­ cial)— State Comptroller, J, M. Lee, has announced the dletribuYUtlon of ( 2,000 of race track funds to each county from race track taxes. 'With the lifting of the Federal regulation closing race tracks, several dog tracks are again — nperetlng end the Comptroller * « U U s that It is possible tnat the entire amount guaranteed to counties— (83.000.— may be avail­ a b le from this source. In the "- •v— t - w r i i n r - t a m m r i h o K of this aura then it wfU b* mada up •V u June 80th frgm the General Revenue Fund of the Btate. ■ Today's distribution brings the total distributed to date to (20,000 per county, leaving a balance doe each of the several coonties (13,000, , **• The Comptroller le also making a distribution to the Teacher? Salary Fund (a the amount of (1 J IU IU L which completes the payment to teachers for this fiscal year. Il f !, ill lti\ Are Sold In County I be lUiv-xinn* riuiliniit*i! tti ex i li-tph all InwiiPh found in % ■ «>f ft «- 1nl dtiiuiuncemertt (nil b* 4*|| Mia**it* tlml ihr of 4-itbft Ii 11**1 -r (in rh M * have 1.4*4 M ft. nd Mai* d iioni'jwl l.um ii t-l*y, (srnpr.H K’ irnhm rrrb <!*putv for dip mihijuv 04* tpAtiun of (jer* miiiiY. -at-! tbf- Allied govern* iih-ii ! if t*■-i"fti*ii'tv m going to b« 111111( ji t \ j*fi*1 (be '’ Rprm in* know H u g*ting to be in Hilmry.” In l.t'Mtlon Fritne Minister i bon Mil tub! the H«iii»e of i oui tintn-, it 11* the AIM ed inten­ tion the German* should admfni-Trr their country lti eberlem c to 'H ied direction " And added. lio Allies have no inloniioti fo undertaking the bdrduu of adU'Tnittering r.»rpvany humiir lb 1 11m rnsnv were ruled nut hy O D Ts vntiinlarv travel 'tittallment pmurnin for athletl’ * New Year's day gomes would be nermltted If the trsnspoiUllon situation U eased b" then I The !lnu*o I* on the verge of another poll la i battle (Inly 14 name* are needtd on * petition forrlnc floor action Proponents eiperl to get then thl* week. TH REE KUSH (N na a naked Jap delay* 11> taXiug off liU The inanufnetuio of juke boxes, left shoe, somawhe 'here In the Philippine*, ami the ,' A* surrender nl- ' other coin machine*, gulf bells moet become* nl s death. It didn’ t. Thr Yanks fo*’ ld that tie’ll iun *nd printing lrudc» machinery tied led the shoo-lace too light and tw«u .s ty m ie d b y It In the strip- ■ n gi'en the gt<-en llgbi by the quick uick act . they'd orderrd. Thla la/a Udf.' ArSiy- Signal Corps photo writ. r Internath^el goandphoto) -/ ‘ S A N -fR lU J C T aivS Ma,y to. V * T - -r- 1 Iv Crops Greatly Bene­ S p r a y in g Repeated fited Despite Hail Yesterday With Few In Some Sections Flien In Evidence Tuesday evening at about 4:48 o'clock lowering clouds and a brisk wind from the east Indicated another downpear for Hanford wee In prospect. However, there wee only e light skewer here w lt n .M at en inch of rain recorded* by Wtelheretan D. F. Whitner. A welcome deluge of rain, aweecilng In at duak on Monday evening, broke the Hay drought for this section. The rain was accompanied bv hall, with stones reported In toe downtown sec­ tion as big as marbles. Outlying sections such as Ovlc has booh apparently >of benefit to crop* ao no particular damage had boon reported by grower* and ahlppcn up to Tuoaday afternoon. Weatherman B. F. Whitner re­ ported that the raldfall In Banlord wee maaeured at 1.16 Inchea. fThia amounta to more rain­ fall than that which had fallen hero daring the entire monthi of (C u Om M on r * « e Pivot Brother Of A. Zinzer Pies In Louisiana Mr. Zlnier, a retired fanner* wee a veteran .of the Bp— tab* American War/ B « toaST hie home.In Sanford for M time with hi* brother and ilitif-ln-l**, The S ^W E A TH E R N A VY HI.IMP, Ou- phut ii |>ri i v i.li*. II t-lMHO 1(| ft* r i'I' w(i11v-nth'i « lav o ff ( ’ ape Mill N I I1 ii! c i n hi A ib. I *Win N'k' • ( f • Mil UN' 1 irntl'p1 1 ■14*VI IVi'll* 4.1it. ( IK -.I'iii ■hi-d 14' -IliaI 1 H im*. Senate App roves Agreement. Made p„ t)n Location Of >rti< 0 f 'j.rozen Fo(ld p|an( Major Portion Caldwell Program Soldier Problems GovcfruJl1* GcIh Bill Started For Post­ »i*ni fir* war Improvements M*n •it 11f<f |* 4HiAItt:It*N* I Brook's And RrolWilee i*u» ‘fiRiNs« F\*II What UliuPliheft \r<> Doinif To Help Less Than ,■ Department of Agriculture in the ■praying of 450 head of cattle at the Ralph Wight ranch near l-ake Jessup with a solution of DDT, sensational new Insecticide, was repealed again yesterday on the eame cattle In order to destroy any larvae that might be present County Agent C.R. H avin g ha* termed the experiment a 100 per­ cent success a* f i r aa he ran detemlno. I’ rlor to tha spraying yes­ terday. he *aid, tha cattle snowed that 75 percent of those pr*rk>u»(t'otaflnWNl Or !a■£* rH*J Twenty Navy T ra ile r Located At Camp Produce S old ^Al M a r k e t DeclincH A decrease in the amount of produce sold at the Btate Farm­ er's Market during April as com­ pared with the same month in 1944, Is Indicated In i cci.nl figures given out by HJ L e­ hman, market manager. Gross receipts, on the other hand, were higher. During April, the report »hu»e that total unite and iale« of Florida products amounted to OTjrrr. im r or out lu t e ' ptoduels, 050 unfts. a total o( UHJ,821 unite. Total gross receipts were (305,085. Total units and salsa for April, 1D44 were 143,914. but sales boon trucked to Bariftrrd, end mlnua wheel* hare beeg placed amounted to only (290,778. Oranges were with most val­ on temporary boa .foundation* at uable in tales, 10,699 boxes bring­ Sanford's new trailer camp at ing (82,240. Celery was next in French Avenue and Fourth rolus with 0,783 crates bringing Btreet. (45,788, on average o f (4.CU a Naval autborltlea are now con- crate. Rad bliss potatoes brought alderlng plane eubmltted for (28,810 far 12,1(1 o f the 60 buildings to houee toilet and ehower facllltlee, ecoerdlng ter pound sacks. Cabbage lad In unit (ales of 50 pound socks with 18A98 units sold and gross sales o f (19A40. Cucumber* brought (25,103 for 4388 bushel bsikets. Iceberg l*ttuca.; brought (18330 for 3rP.73 crate*. Beans were a money crop with 14,435 bushel* bringing (43,180, Tomatoes wars still In big demand and 3350 bushels brought (18,684. Lieut Orville Barks Liberated From Nazis ■ # i V i* Sif t l*vf ttt f t*l V -k» ^V*' lltg' 11’ (“ I local ' t»I It (•••‘*1 l«H hi plant f*‘t *»o the noithw^V cornvi of fh«* FanfurH 1 ni mi'ip «1 Vi*l (4 V -J e c ie u A ' * f .Htete n Lu in tag. 'i>mi<i*e.l yesterday* thsi d vftlng of an International bill of rights bnsod on the four fu r dome become the trret task of n T A l.L A H ASSKK. Msv l « <>Vi new world organization o f Unit-d Governor 1 hIiIwpIIV le^mfiitiviNations. ” , iro ^rum - 111*ik*i | i r to htch i' 4‘ »i f At a new* conference, (he n the Flnriilir Hrnatr yvitm lny leader of thr American deUgstmn »pd In the huile*! IrifiatuI tvt* declared that the Issue of human •ezainn Ii* tint© the Afitnini’ irn rights may well be the must im­ tlon lil-tteir.fxi puNsutfr of fimjoi portant raised In tho Han Kr j .i achcKiI, filii iu(«f pi Int ii iirf .tml cisco Conference. pait-unr building bill.’ It was the first pronounce.nent -*hr (governor nlstt nUrtf-l hih since Soviet Foreign Comnit-.s. Improvement rnimnis^ion bill Molotov *(>oke of thle quc-hui a pout wit pniilir w«|L* ju *■(,' • nn more then ■ week ego. Htvltmi .* to roll 1' |T b\ Hgt f i'llih* In “ III* i nux-riment c o n d u t t * <1 voiced the opinion that an rei.no SUQ19 of itf* 14«it|ruvn **otI ■ 11 •■IlnseS Or r , * * VI** i irtrrxl week* ago by the U K While the Senalf- buM©tl it • 'I 'i£^ag!)t Broken DDT Experiment With Two Days At W *^ :L "a,c h Of Heavy Rains C a l l e d Success Word Wee received thle morn­ ing by A - M. Sinter of the death of hU brother, Theodore Zlnier which .occurred early today at hie borne in. Covington, La. after a • Over$55*OOOInBBonds Moscow Radio Says War Criminaln Try­ ing To Break Up .Unity Of A llie s The Allies faced n conftifletl and delicate situation in the Austrian province of Curini hia today us a result of Yojroslav demands to that area. In the provincial capital of KlaKcufurL two district military Hilminstrations are now functioning. It Is ob­ vious that some agreement RirnlM. times. Vicious Jap counter-attack* In­ volving fills, rifle butts and kn lm , have slowed American adahees on Okinawa and Mindanao. « Admiral Nlmlts announced 357 S l U h wars knocked down by American carrier planes over thp week-end. Th* Australians were slowed in their conquest of Tarakan Island o ff Borneo by heavy rains. On Luzon, the American* — ressed within too yards of tpo T>am, cast o f Manila, Small ains were made in north Luton »yond Delate Pass. Latest svsilahle reports esti­ mated there still were 50,000 .Japanese troop* on Mindanao. \*MacAr tbur's communique i n d i ­ cated the hulk of these were pineered In Bukidnon province by the 40lh and 31st division*. I Partisans Demand Austrian Province WASHINGTON, D.C„ May 18. ( A P ) —The House Ways and Mean* Committee voted to give the President new authority to redurc tariffs In International trade agree* IB y A■■*•*■tee H e n Admiral Clark today said the past two-day atrike on the southern Jap homeland jvaa the moat damaging ever Wnadc by carrier task forces. The only gain on the Okin­ awa line waa the capture of Chocolato Drop Hill after a alx-day battle which flaw the •larinea driven back three I— N I M H E R 119. P ress 0.111 1 Are Discussed At Kiwanis Luncheon la : Partly cloudy with llt- liber*u d, ,4 COUNTY BILL - - - h ii *r- rwrffi&VK! y> rnddrifM l*» la- f hi !*♦I hy tin tlnirrhfp* in liidnic h n ii r iiu ‘ d upiin llndr M’ iufii In adjust them i"I i*m t4» civil hit . w n t twia> thy Eiibjrit nf t*n brief but In Aiipiuiim atrlv 76U p e r s o n a fitrmativi* talWr to Ki^anlana i> for rent, thr Rin. ^ I* Htt.w nice, im«itiif rcntiMg. ,.r offering in Seminole ^ nf thr- f iri*t |'n *b> In urn ( nurrh, dwelling iiuarter* aMI l h»* Kin W I" 11r4k*iIkm, Ji J.i.on( v will have rrgritcred tortey rv) in lb., in*,, rent regristrstion * nf tl lf F If -I |f Hft( |»t » Vllft h I., Iss-I.Hlf ..f f>. l.t. I ^ i t . r i eld ut tio- Armory in Sanford, 1 har i* i t .»(*' ' *i‘ * 111 I 1 l;. ...-It II |)„vt» \i..|» Rent Dir- • ..ii i,, i , Ui!- afternoon. | Ilia* I it 1.4 ^ nl , '.-i V ,...• , b e h of trglatrallon l-i m ■ hth'I" ' h '• t 11■* 1,1' H III* a i ’rit a “ling I,.;,, ir w a lo l dial thr actual it I 0 1 ttin e ^1a) "i 11 Ii 1 ll n p p I ,J 'i iig i-i i nl.ori would fall short of Hi. pi ot n-ed 1**4 ki' 1 1' l.i f 1 hr k . . li iiin ld H ai tu*F, til • |th clraiuiiir -Qiiutv of the t«* tuy, fieiil \V rut I hn • of 1* (hr r-atiiimled 2000 which O PA t n t u t »*f lb*1" M«'tt«*Mii*t ( hildi«*n,'i mulnlng major pnlm* of thr Ad* mnl vimild hi* m*i veil !•> I lump at Entprpt tfcp. i i t p i u l r i l to rrnt official* expected to be rvministration piojfram, thr Jlounc tended siding of the tin* K i ^ a n i a u j . nit iiiv itatl'in to gtstorrd today. •P#nt aimoRt ifi * vntirr mornlnp (Vast Lint Railway At Ihc same time, It wa* anattpitil t h r an nu al infer fl u b meet* in revamping nftt pasulng 7 ! *H Many Uh u I citireti- have **oi» iiminccd that F..C. Smith of San­ ( I «*nf )■ ufd f»« I'*| p FI*4f i tha bill to l^gnl ^a and la i pun trartrif for luckpin f«*i * "Id %,,M ford tin* irerri tinmrd (A rea mutuel betting on HUinnurtlme age of food in the jdnot ohni Rent RrprrsentativeI of the Hansulky raring ** “ *have “the ni"* t .......I' ' « fonl rent control office vt ill Completion of work on a1■• The rent control office will qilii k fieertuii^ f itt 111! (*** h •ral appropriation* bill fbi ^facilltirM for meat 1'irpai at n*i o|ii'ii at rt.dn A M on each da part merit*. Institution* It morning with Mr Smith in anti slot aye t:if.TH T R i i i ' l * ( A It It IK K agencies cleared the logjam -V. I* t . R n f i ' k t Itrtpi \\ I Hi A T f It charge until 5 ffll P M He will approprial i..n. measures ar.d t ie ] , ■ id Kriiimole ( o..ntv landlords in i i F ttl’ F M A i HIS.- \liiy Ii! t spe making late r(igjhtratlqp* of r*nlGovanior't. lil.rflfll^M.li post -a a- |1j(H *A ] I* I* ( i r t ) l l | ) ■■ IM S rial I l--l Liewt (,Hnb«u nl .property nfHrvrulrftct person* Institutional Innldiug program bill 1 IT iu lr iir i ( o n l r 's t bwatni nf Sartfni it, I hi , u plj.'l was one of the first to be. efil. I ,n U l H l r l l l \ ( I I I I 4 . N L with fin nf tin M|uinlrnii» in this tn tho proper procedure in lyindiuut the aduxlntcute, of rente.____ " T h « “Hen*re |mxirert thr tniliittnr I , , am o n g ‘ nrsflntTBltan. ttrf« rerenttr lierit Person* who fmlni to register progrum meosore by unanimoli* 1 ' ' aub-dlstriet c o n i, awarded id* fifth lunate service Sullfcnil, today, Mr. Davis said, may call vole and sent it to the House future Farmers star for but Ik- paitu’ipatlim n at the Sanfonl rent office for Apouka ami Ocoee held at the While approximately only $3, five major rampnlgtia uitbm till* complete Instruction* and help. 000,000 in Slate fund* the bill Seminole Chapter building Tues­ theater. The local rent office will obterv* iuthoritrn use of Frderal match­ day overling resulted In the SanWith mlle-U'iig train* nf gild ing money* er.d provide* that fnrd group winning nut and m era on double tmv, Lieut. Swaim'* regular local office house si* day* some of the projects shall be being eligible for the district cure- unil recently ir iu ie l the Rhine a week, Mr. Davis said. "The registration today went test to be held Saturday at l’ «under heavy «nti airetafl oppoM ( l M t l * » S Oa Vage V b r l hukee, where 25 uchuol* will com­ lion to land elements of the o ff smoothly," Mr. Davis saM, pete, according to A lct It. Johti"and the volunteer help of the Airier lean 17th Airborne Division kon, echoed ugrlcuturnl iii*truclnr. local Price Ration Hoard em­ in the VVeacI urea of Germany. Judges at the conical were K. ployee* made the registration pos­ The campaigns in which Lieut. F. Cooper, Miea Ruth Hand and Swaim and hi* unit, the veteran sible. F'rom now on. the local rant R. E. Kipp. 436th Troon Carrier Group, have office will he able to take car* Sanford won tho contest lit TALLAHASSEE, May 10, (A1 ) parliamentary procedure with a played n key role, include the of local rent problem*. Thar* —Th* Senate today passed SD330 team consisting of Ralph Johnson, battles o f Normandy— for which Is no use to worry about tha by 8*nalor L F. Boyls elim­ Verne Clark, Hilly Thuraby, Dick the group wn* cited bv the rent registration.” Mr. Davl* da* President— , Southern France, dared. "Tho form Ii almpl* and inating a recjulrcmsnt that the Frank, John Carpenter and Her Seminole County budget be ap­ Rome-Amo. Northern France an 1 can b« filled out. signed and Germany. Commanded by Col. filed in five minute*." proved by the Stats Comptroller man Gano. Herman Robinson o f Aftopku. Undef the rent order covering or the Stale Budget Commission. Frank J. MacNec*, of St. Paul, SB537 by Boyle authorizing Iho with the theme. ‘'Florida Cattle," Minn., the 436lb group bn* haul­ Seminole Counlv. rent* must now Cltv of Sanford to conyaa niuuic- won tho public speaking content. ed over 20,0110,000 iiounil* of com­ l»e no more than waa charged ally owned roat astatBMg* war Ralph Johnson o f Sanford placed bat aupprtes to forward »trips on on July I, 1013. except In soma terarrv; SB-585 by Boy?lF*t*big •econd with tho theme, “ The the continent, at tire same lime rare rases, he **U. Mr. Davis the compenxatlpn o f Seminole FKA v-Whkt I t lx and evacuating thousand* of wounded. warned that failure to comply County Prosecatlng Attorney at ■ In musical comjretllion the San­ Vital supplies dropped try C-47's with rent regulation* covering tha (400 annually plus (6 fas for ford quartette won. They ware: o f tha 436lh contributed to the rent rexlitratlon of all dwallllMt Hilly Hryam. heroic stand of the 101st Air­ unit* from which rant la is t e lv M , ; each conviction and estreated David -UWrrlal, bond, and SBA34 by Boyle fix­ Charles Johnson and Danny Bat­ borne Division at Uastogne, or offtrad for rent, may subjact Lieut. (Jordon Swaim I Awarded fith Star i Boyle Gains Approval For 4 Local Bills ing tha compensation o f Seminole ten. A harmonica contest was Federal Inspection Dog Racing Starts At Of Co. C* On Friday Longwood Saturday The annual federal Inspection Dog racing 1will ha resumed Saturday avantig at 8:00 o'eloek at the Ban/ortfi * Orlando Kennel Club. There w II be eSht recce sightly with d ily double on the second and thli 1 race and quliiellia on the I jurth, atxth and of Co. C, Florida State Guard, rill be held at the Armory Fri­ day nlfhL Cast. John Galloway announced lodsjr. A ll man ware ordered to be at tha Armory at 7:45 o'clock In uniform with full equIpmonL Tha uniform wilt be khaki oremsa cap, khaki shirt and track le located at Long- slacks, khaki tie and bait. Issue top and mar he mched-by shoe* must be worn aa wall aa Man wars urged by turning from t u Sanford - Ormake sura' that and clean ac4 f'jtt'p X ttt ¥ *4 V I v,r ifti& - . -.'V. . v a c v * ' — r Half Of Loc a l Landlords A re Registered of i ha (III“vh lit* tint nil*! Edward Hlgglin tf t Seminole ( 0 1 11 t ( o in me ret*The Market ( om im M " »■* * "w» i io m I of nnlnli Wiwhtr Hem v N o kle. t It ( lontw ^ X In nod H I l,el on imi 1 inMl! MgerAll thal n'lnuin* 1 |h. 1 the p f 'j n l it opr mVii J 1 hi" -' 1 > I Md.ket It....... * 01" • LieaL OrviUt L. Bariu, forme* County Board of Public Instruc­ won by David Hsrrisl. Sanford physician. who Waa cap­ tion members at (50 par month. tured by the Germane daring the North African Campaign on Feb. IT, IM A Vae taken to Germany r of ok war, sura ---et a prleoner and who M ' op a landlord to a ffno as much as Belgium. Overseas 10 months Lieut. (5,000 and tmprUonmant to sea Swaim'* unit I* port of MaJ. Gan, year. Paul U Williams' U. S. Troop Carrier Force*, air component of Llaut. Gan. I*w ie H. Hrercton'i First Allied Airborne Army. Editor's Kota:— The fellow. Ing neeiee o f beys |a aIfvisa "hom* on leave4 have be— submitted by the Pilot Ctsb for which Mrs. E. & RatUff. junior partner of telephone 631-J. and Mtea Blanche Kennedy, tali oh— a B. L. PERKINS, Men'e Wear, •IJ-W have be— eeteeted — left thle afternoon for raarkete e cobb IU— to eeesre i i — In Baltimore end New York. He of eervtee m— aad we*a— — plane to purchaee many- new Itnee of cotton goods, shirts, pa- Home On Leave J. N. Robson Goes On NewYork Buying Trip �.«* e *• -■ l *. -~* '<»*'-v * <r e 'JCD , Vhe Sanford,, Herald Tenfifce*, san *:t o ?.i > f s o w w y W W EEN *t)£VIL DOG- AND DEEP 5EA are not «n t» ntnll, ir enemies. They do, however, live in colonies of different forms, somewhat as nuts do They are small—mostly less than a quarter-inch long. The history of termites is Ioiir and their habits are curious and InterestliiR. Hut the important thing to know is how to prevent their RettiiiR into buildings and there wreakinR their ruinous tendencies which cost this country about $IO,HOU,OUO a year. Proper methods of construction can kcej) them out of new building*- Proper repair can get them out of old.structures. Two prevowffven come first: mnsonry foundations, from 12 inches to 18 inches above the earth’s surface, and treat* ment of lumber before using. Termites must have access to the moisture of the earth. If their little tunnels, called by biologists “ shelter tubes," are discovered by cutting across, and concrete or new wood treated with creosote, bichloride or zjnc cloride is substituted for riddled old members, ter­ mites in tiie building will soon die and no new ones will enter. There are plenty of ways to prevent their entrance— metal shields, concrete caps, chemicals. Wooden houses may he made as safe as masonry buildings. Department of Agri­ culture Bulletin 1,472 gives 1he basic facts. The local lib rary has or can get other books and pamphlets about these llttlF'|H*sts. often called n ot.i.ssi) i- o k a s Ban* Ummlmr— I ig lD O N M O * n in a c e iiT t o s i i a t k b l* .,.L I» la Aitmmr* ,JRrBLK VRnHF,Toi7 TODAY DO YOU EXCUSE YOUHfltL F WHILE SPREADING GOSSIP ABOUT O T II E H S WHOSE SINS DIFFER FROM OURS. BUT ABE NO WORSE? any one of you le deceived hy the dereitfulnes- of six — Heb. 8:13: Museum Mrteurite (From Florida Mayatinc of Vers*) Mostly labeled, It lies at lust A lump of Iron a-.tl stone, Whirled out of lonllness more vast Than any man has known. Whsr.ce came this iron mlventur art From what port.nUiu* sir.* This onergy-made Lucifn. This sibling is.rn *>f fire? Mallrn in heal tod fierce for flame, Through interstellar space And sero’s ultlmalc It camo— Hare U) this qulel place. The helicopter, which in iij>cratit»n function* a* a .tort of large-hIzo humming bird, itt nothing to laugh at in spite of its awkwardnean. A little job that it did re:ently would, alone, pay for nil the inventive thought and effort spent on it Word came in Manchester. N H.. that eleven Canadian flieT.s were mammied at an isolated spot in northern La­ brador. It would have been an imjMwsible rescue job for un ordinary airplane, because of tile difficulty in landing and rising. One of the special merits of the helicopter is that it can descend and take off again by hovering in the uir like a- huge humming bird. Well, a coast guard helicopter was dismantled in New York, flown north In distant (loose Hay, and re-ttHwmliletl and tile party set out lor the remainder of the journey, I2f> miles from civilization in a bleak and lonely sjgit. Arrived at its destination, tile helicopter poised eight feet I mm llii* ground, dropped a rope ladder and, one at a time, drew up those eleven men ami flew home with them “ Air Sea Hescue" bud scored again. This seems almost like a '‘ Mini from Mars’, tale, tail may soon lie regular procedure in difficult and dangerous terrain Teaching: NaziH Fulled out of darkness, burned In Flashing *eros« the' skies, Ught -year* loel In Ihc otherwhere, Motionless now it lies. Jjpll and Inert un iLjliisly Far any man to see: F*r any man--who is bin No leas a mystery. ...... : Tho biggest iwws/of m.vi mag Wilt b* the iliscovery o f j Hitler In some relume Norwegian iiiu.jJ.** tainslde resort. W< eee where someone has Worked out a tompletc _ solution lo t the meat shortage. Eat more vegetable*. We were afraid ol that. ______ ___ 4_____ Doolittle Quit* Mill Air Force" 4- — says a headline written by some - dope. Wonder How Americas Tjghtlngcst airman would like that ARMED Something New In Insurance company, Don’t drlra your automobile with broken glass, dent fenders, fled out how little It will cost you to keee up the appearance of your automobile. Oat the best for leas, rail 17R-J. ^ 'R E A L h flg g IW H H O m TOHUuutc MARTAUNOEN ftrtaV M U K H n TFr NEWK: GERMANY IN RUINS . . I.ripslf . . Magrdhsrg . . N.ircmburc . , Skeleton cities laid waste In A l­ lied advance "IK E " CITES G.l JOE. Real Hero L G.l. JtrC." *M) n Eiw*nho*er . IWO JIMA FLAG hplated nver Capitol Th« Best Ford Service In Cealrsl Florid*. We specialise In complete mo­ tor overhauls. Strlekland-Morrteon (ought ■ battle two centuries ls*f.o-e, and Imagining whni the king f,'i u thousand ycuif, men will mntht have said to his troops, «uv "This »ns their finest hour."' I prnduerd what is regardri) u* Iteivl those words of Churchill | one of the most lofty battle cries us of (he dark days of 1040 alul i in literature; i nrlv lt*4l. Then rrnliir thnt In j the slow unfolding, o f time Once more Unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Churchill was de-lined to an­ Or close the wall up with our nounce Inst Tuesday: English dead. "Yesterday morning at 2:41 AM (leiivrnl Jixll. life repre- . . . Imitate lha net tori of the I I'hurchilP* in the heat of action urul responsibility. As tietween the j two—what Shakoapear Imagined m his remote and sheltered study anil whop petually poured out o! Churchill as he breasted the ene­ m y-- Churchill's words have the greater reality and the truer elo quenc* that goes with rea lity : “ Come then: let us tyy the lask, to the battle, to the tall . . . We sJultt TuffctCOJ) uiv beaches, tiger; Stiffen the sinews, nummon iry we shall fight T b i the landingthe blood. I grounds. we shall figh( .in Uv* Churchill's Call to Bailie / fields mid In the sttowW, we stum Tha|. waa a man of iH lrfr -fight In t% h W d .w t shall'never ■' t ' iruaujhfT wh*f a leader prrAhe surrender. V PLVff CAHTOON! ^ e ln q o fo q t o s t r im r t N SILVER. SPRINGS this summer// JAMUP and HONEY PRESENT ORIGIN AI GRAND 0L£ 0PRY aponilblllty and the talent for uxp r e a a 1n g themselves. Churchill will Ira quoted ae long u Shakes* pear*. Within the scope o f the subjects upon which both wrote, the mar. of action was not Infer­ ior to the poet. Shakespeare, writing a play about an English king who had Stars In Person UNCLE DAVE MACON TOMORROW H1SA-AST ORLANDO Impending assault. . . . W* shell not weaken or Urr Neither the sudden shock of battls nor tho long-drawn trials of vigilance and anrtton will wear us down ^ . . to u r CURLY FOX NATIONAL CHAMPION FIDDLER TEXAS RUBY ROBERT A, WILLIAMS Isn’t know how that man toe pream", Ha saw th* M l'on that story and both ,w trailing clouds o f 'glory. snr*n MHSOTtm J The Greatness of Churchill Greatness was within , Mm. What brought out Its finest form jfik) unsurpassed those pu-.*a» -Churchill'# moviiii; eve iff battle havg sui.l. /jjul Nuernberg whs once called the what t’hurchjll "«hl was actual. It was taken down In shorthand toy headquarters of the world. Churchill was the fighting lender, and was hi* own pool. Shakesneare's battle cry wna generale*I ed KIT In the heat of ' Imnglnatloq. $S8<U>: Traiadr Showed Hit talure 30c coverages and claim payments offer* you the kind of collision Insurance you have al­ ways wanted. We wilt pay 80% of the first $250 v f each loss and 100% of the amount In excess thereof re­ sulting from accidental collision or upaat to your automobile. If you dent a fender and It coats $10 to repair we will psy $8. I f ft coat# you. ssy ISO to re­ pair a coltlalon nr upset damage to your car we will pay K 0. We will pay all over $M on loasca of $250 or more. The coat of this 80% collision policy la artaally leu than you would hsva to per for e 9&0 dodoatible collision poller, requiring jrou to pay the first $60 of each ol.x.ueOvo uhsn desperate dniort*t was urran him, his matter offartlivss wlien victory came. Thnt lu Ire unmoved by triumph, hut he moved magnificently by strng |gle and danger— tnat was part oi Churchill’ s gt eaten*. Uolh were lightoned one* themselves may become mUsionurics and spontaneous reactions of his per­ convince other*, and thus an incredibly ignorant generation sonality. When disaster threaten­ ed, he did not need to aummmi of (Icrmim ymillis may lw civiHzcrt, _____ _________ _ up murage, courage was ns much , u part o f him as his arteries. I Fan of Churchill’ s greatness BY MARK SU LLIV AN 1was unique, the union In him of the direr unit the saver, the gift WASHINGTON, May Ifl. — was the stark detcral upon him of action with the gift o f wonts. Know, reader, that you hsve of the tragic mamtiidwhen Eng­ The combination is unusual, unly seen greatness in our time- land had to stand alone. The fall rarely have been in high post* When on youi raoln you henrd of Franca In 10(0 created the had at once the talent for Be- occasion at once fur Churchill'* greatness to emerge and for the momentous effect It waa destined to have on miilaatiarfi "And now It ha* come to ut to stand alone In the breach . . . Bearing ourrtlre* humbly liefore God, but eontetoui that we serve an *unfolding purpose, we ar* reeny to defend our native land) We era fighting by our stive* alone: but we are not fighting for ourselves alone. Here In thi* strong olty of refuge, which «nf shrine* the title deads of hums* progress, and Is of deep const* quenc* to Christian cMIlaatloh SERVICES Today and Thurs, The world’ll WK£|t automobile »u raar« rale*. Miiliitivu of the Herman high COloll lain I . . sighed toe act of iinccndttfuiud surrender . . tho German war i« .therefore At an c n T ’ .' . tlo.l “ save the Knuri" Observe the #",IlMl l between emty million counterf®*1 , ration coupon* have been ivered In a Brooklyn (N. Y .) ment garage. That may ex- Winston Churchill In hi* Hour u at least In part, the m*al of the authentic great of history. It wn uld he a pity to lack awareness of (his, to suppose you Florida poet-war c<m»truetioit must turn to Gibbon ami Plutarch Already In the bloa , print aUgo to find 'herotc character* and ex­ has reached 13d ml non dollars alted drama, to fall to realiie-that showing that some Jobs will b« before our living eye* I* grandeur available to Kturnln(t *0dl*rt of action and s'aturr of person­ anyway. Thar* will be several mil­ ality ns grept a* nny that history lion dollars worth of vost-war provide*. It would be tenable in­ eon*traction in Bahfortl. not the deed to uie the superlative am) least o f which, according to popu­ ■ay that Churchill’* greatness I* lar Indication*, tyll) U * new unexcelled. If only by lha immen­ hospital and * swimming pool. sity of the arena in which he City , and county commissioner* ■poke and fought, Churchill'* part « U hav* to provid* fund* for fn this world war reduce* the elaeai* —f(g u m - • - « ( —Kerne- amt Greece to the relatively Income* fluent stature oY actor* in dram* of minor scope. Pbon e 22 fo r Schettuten Dragon lliurd* feed ort deer wild boar, and water buffalo. Air Progress WEDNESDAY. MAY Id. 1B4S The candy industry uses about 80 verietk* or /arm product!, every year. ESTATE-BROKER . .* . i a. THE ORIGINAL COW (HRL YE0DLEU is government officials vainMi avar- on price celling*, ng most o f ' thoir time NICK’S \... l continuously TU10 flAJNfrPBP AVENUE Specials for This Week F. ’ 1 ’ Marimba Rum : Calwlsa Bit * 8.49 5th Ricardo Lorro Rum m B r ~ ’ '-'N*L a Motion Picture 1 45 PEOPLE Mammoth Traveling Spahlrii Brandy h •. 4.76 [ .Slat* Production COAT! it rnln—let It nhine” coat . V> I must I SUek Lrancbcoata in selan 1-MAMM6NTH a ' -* * * f TENT THEATER (seats : w I. : BALL PARK GEN. ADM. I M (TAX INC.) SitOW STARTS - 8 P.M CHILDREN 5W (TAX INC.) �VTf 1 . - : • ■; : • — • WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. 1945 M IL -— Social And Personal Activities S A N F O R D H E R A U h KANtBKU FLORIDA ■ ■ i i. ■ — '» " ■ " ■>" ■ ■ — Baptist Union Meets Mrs. S. V. Shiplett Entertains Circle I At Mrs. Williams* Pait-American Air Brings Over .'4r\. G. V .'b h iilc tt -a - husk * Line erv la Gircle N " I of the First Mi ami Baptist t. hurvh up Monday *1- ;>3,000 To tetitoon at her home on Avarado Circle No. 6 uf tlie Baptist Wo­ men's Missionary Union met at tlir home of Mrs. B. A Williams. Mrs I M Kimbrough Valencia Drive, on Monday eve­ A 'rm ic M IA M I, M.»v Id. t ino. oil * ning. Mm. H. W . Kuckcr, chair­ gave the devotional, placing em­ MiaimY nnpotuime <L * phasis on *ou1« inning and per­ man. opened the meeting with world‘s leading ,u rTid g.iti*wn> sonal work \V I.. Vance leading the de­ waa sharply einph,*-i ♦ >i tl.n t Mrs J. 1 Hard). Diblr stud) th© first ijuariei «-f l ,♦ votional taken from the Book o f w h»-n Tha last general meeting of chairman. reported )ii outline Buth. Pan American Wi*ild Anw .i>f M TH U R SD AY the Garden Club waa held at the form on "The Way of Salvation" Mrs, David Brown spent last j It was reported that one box The Methodist Mcn'a Club will Womans’ Club last Friday morn­ carrjnl into or mtt of the cit> ! of clothing had been sent to the and “ Justification Through Faith". 33,1*47 paaaerigei a, an mcrense id m eet at the Church Annex at ing with Mrs. ll.H . McCaslin week in Miami with relatives. Mrs. A. J. Peterson gave an in­ needy in I tab-. A * committee 7:00 I*. M. Mark Carpenter, presiding. a third over 2*r»,tlN7 I nr the name Mm. Boy Chorpening bus Ire- j composed of Mrs. Vance, Mr*. teresting talk on "Enlisting Ser- period last year R « * o r o t-th e Holy Croax Epiaviermrn's Wives In the W, M U. The club w a» artistically de­ turned from Miami when' sin . Bucket and Mr*. E. C. Harper copal Church, will address the Wilbur L MorrtM$n. \u%- pre • was asked to serve at an open Circles". Six gift packages were dent of PA A in rhn'kn ••f ih* club tiling lor his topic "Alaa- corated with giadiola* gerberu visited tor a week sunt to Italy Inal month b> the daises, roses and hiablscua under house. Mrs, M. Hall read a very Own Experience*". All member* The packuges consisted Latin American IHum m ii . point id and friends are urged to he pres­ the direction o f Mra. E.S, McCall, I Friends of Ruben Kind, Pho. M interesting chapter from the book, circle mainly of food products and sev­ out that Irafftc through Miami courtesy chairman. Mrs. ent. ' 2/c will l>e sorry to learn that he "W hat Baptists Believe**. eral members volunteered to send accounted for ahimmi hulf the It waa voted to streamline the is in the hospital at the Naval A. K. Itosietter gave a few in­ The regular meeting ht the total of 73,047 carried by ti»e another package this month. O . E.S. will he held at the Ma­ general meatlngs by eliminating A ir Base undergoing treatment teresting current event* after Division, which likewiM. war* an After the business meeting ad­ which Mr*. L. A. Palmer Invited sonic Hall at 8:00 I’. M. Inille- the semi-annual reports at the increase from during tlic journed. Mr*. K. T Thomas, ehsir^ o n of o ffic e n will take place. February meeting end having a Mrs. WilHam Waile has return­ the circle to meet with her In nian. presented a g ift from the first three month** lu**t year * The W (stride Primary School program. The annual reports will ed to Coral Gables after visiting June. The meeting closed with • Express shlpmenta were up circle to Mrs. Shiplett who will P . T. A. will celebrate father's be made at the May meeliffg with with her parents, Mr. and Mi*. pras'er by Mrs. 8. A. Edenfleld. be leaving soon to make her about 36 pci cent, i mug from N ig h t at the school with n cover- no program. Delicious refreshments were home in Memphis. Triin. Refresh­ 938,801* pound* in t:H4 to l.'JJu W. M. Colbert. « d dish supper at 7:01) P. M. Free* served by the hostess assisted by ment. were served by the host­ 773 for the ( ft *•( ipiarter Among the ouatanding accom­ m Dingo will follow the supper. II. plishments of the Garden Club Mr, uml Mr* W E Kfiller lire .Miss Nancy Williams and Miss ess, assisted hy Mrs Chester IlMt'i, and mad ftirreaned elighih E . Morris will apeak on "Bcerxa- this year went the successful planning to leave lotion rou for. Barbara Bucker to the following: Mu»e to the following Mrs. from 563,(112 miumU t" 53 !.*».' ■ o n For the Family.** whrn* Mrs. Vance, Mr*. Bosselter, Mrs. Thomas, Mr*. John Cullum, Mrsplant sales which netted the club 1'hicaifu itnil Cinrinniitt Total ciirgu mto8» nml mil F R ID A Y enough cash to buy a $100 War they will Biiivhasr im-rt IimiuI iau Hall, Mr*. P. C. Campbell, Mrs. H. M. Pearce, Mrs Britton John­ o f Miami aggregated 3,4iM,t2l Bucker, Mrs. Edenfield, Mrs. C. son, Mrs, R, G. Methvln, Mrs. pounds, or approniniately IP pi i R ow Circle o f the Garden Club Bond, to give $05 to tho Bed for K id e r 'r Jewelry Sion* A. Dutton, Mrs. George McCall, A. J. Peterson, Mrs. J. T. Hardy, cent of the Ihvtaioii total »d w ill meet at the home of Mrs. Cross and to sponsor the Blood W . U Coleman ut 10:00 A. M. Bank on July 26lh. Mian Then *“ Vickery arrived Mr*. Pnlincr, Mr*. Harper, Mrs. Mrs, I,. A. Phillips. Mrs. Kim­ 7,614.320, a* corilrnstcd to the Watson Brel, Mrs. John Phillips, Each member If requested to he Monday from Key West where Due to the Ubor shortage, no »he is employed by the South­ ami two visitors. Mr*. J. W. Win­ brough. Mr*. Mae Packard, Mrs. 1044 gntewuv total nf 2,HP 1,(103 prepared to give a two minute John L Miller. Mr* P E. Jordon. pounds and the Diviaiun total of f e l k on the tonic, "Gruwing Your beautification project, on a large ern Hell Telephone Company. to ters and Mrs, B. E. Kl*eberry. Mrs, I) H. Footd, Mrs, I, E. Lee, 6.210.048. scale, has been undertaken, hut anend n week with her mntlui. Own Indoor DeeornUvca." Mrs Muse and Mra. Shiplett. Data for Murvh, 11*16, rompm efforts are being made to distri­ Mrs Lillian Vlrkeij Central Circle of the Garden bute seed, through the Garden ed with operation* in the h Club will meet at the home of Center, o f flowering trees. A n y­ month in 11*4 4. reflect ed the Dr. and Mm. V, W. linker have M rs. F.E. U o li 1101 Park Avc one having any seeds from the quarterly menace In March of left /or Seunner, Term to attend a t -10:00 A.M. thia year. PA A nirriml into <«i Parklnionla, Uauhtnla, Mimosa, gulai A The regular meeting o f the Dwarf Poineiutis, nr any other the graduation enerrr^e^ nt Sc out of thr Mlaim gntrWHv, i in With a bumper crop nf sweet The Maurice Hrantly Training wanee Military Arademy whnt*» L iIons Club will be held nt the flowering tree, arc asked to place their aoh, Joe, will it<,ii\t hi:* corn in Seminole County, there is ITimn of thr Flrut Baptist t hurch following 11 .'.Ml i>N«»eng«*m t •I C elery rr City iicetuuranl nt li!:lh them in a box at the Gulden t en inurh mietesl reported in can­ held a filth fry F r i d a ) ev ening 376 pound* of cm rrn , I'M diploma. o’ clock. All mt toiler* arc reck. of load and M l I. . ning of this vegetable. Faulty at Kvansdnlr Hark fnr rnfriihcr^ pounds ter. quested to he present ns the in pounds of haggagr method, o f canning will, however, and friends. Mra It. T Thorn Friend* of Alice V . Hill * > > 1 1 in j The exchange chairman report atailation of ufficera-elecl will he result in spoilage. The following as. ( 'nrnpuruble figures for 1 1ll* social chairman, wa» In held at this meeting by Deputy rtl approximately 10,IKK) plant* Interested C«» know that *hr i« \instructions in canning of corn charge of arrangements assisted tame month In U*41 I'nnDCttger • recovering from a seven* auk! had been exchanged during the d is tr ic t Governor Hoke .*!. John­ have been given hy Mr*. Oulda by Mrs. M, J Fhillipa and Mra. 8.040; ripri'iHt, 346,470 irniind-*, year. The Junior Garden Club *prnin sustained at the lomu son o f Daytona Item'll. Wilson, county home demonstra­ John I*. Miller Swimming waa mail, 100,002 |Kiuiidi<; baggage The Dirt Gardeners Circle of chairman made a report on the her daughter, Mr* R \ New tion agent. enjoyed late in the afternoon, 453,305. th e Garden Club will meet at the work 'that hae been accomplished man* a week iijjo Sumlav The ratio of iitmming and mil ''Only freshly gathered young and kUpper was served from tho home of Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, at the various schools. going paanengem remain»’d vn Sweet outdoor tables under the trees. Cadpt H e tl«rt Miurlund Ir I rum should be canned A new circle had been organis­ South Hanford Avenue, nt 10:30 Thost et»jovmg the occasion tnally the sflinr, both Sol I be has been stalinm-,1 slalnmed m N,,i N,.« 1ro' " deteriorates rapidly Work fho he* M. for its regular meeting ed. known ns the Magnolia (Hrrlr, who ha. b. , n ....... Never leave corn out from were Mr. and Mrs M J. Fhilllpa, quarter and the uinulti. * i ci nirn c la ........ — ' ..........1 ter which a fried chicken lunch­under the chairmanship of M i* man. Okla ha* M J((| tp Corpus Christi. 'pr l e v, . H an an the cob to stand longer then 10 Mr, and Mr^ 1*. *S. Sheppard, Mr. about five inbound f»»| c.u It iiiivt eon will be enjoyed in Mrs. Dick­ C.L. Powell, with 18 member*. March H* 16, Hijooud 16 minute*. Binse cutting ami Mrs Fred Wright, Mr and outbound erson's garden. A fte r the meeting a coveted vnneed living base Hiv n,Mtt-s* to Mm John l#. Miller. Mr. and Mrs 63*13, into M mini and 5 o il ,.tii M O N D AY dish luncheon was enjoyed hy nil is U S N A . T i l . th is , 6 It tf. C knife and hoard as often as a , batch td com i* put on to pre- A J Peterson. Mr and Mra C. an Hgninut ^2 17 in runt • 701 .. ' The Past M » Iron’s Club, t), E. Cadet Bi-gi t'orpiis f'b n 11 1rook In hot weather il take* E Howard Mr and Mm Waiter fn -March I'.Ml S. will mi-ot at « lip P. M nt the old \ 20 minuter for Morrison Mu *d tlo* *. id * urn cut HnlHngit worth, Thief ami Mra Am ne nf Mrs. Joe Curley with f i uni f he cob to be gin rpoilage Ihnlr Hate*, Mt and Mra P H to Miami of (M mum > . » t r.,' WHrs. Mutiny Jnrvi* s» cu ■hostess. T fiat i■* vxhV it i* iirce .*aiv to n » ),.M r It T rhoroaa, Mra. H fir, ii5 eactl na ^ i nge i M't'inU i f.** u> i Iphi tuvuril an«l kn*f** nf all .Sf PeAree. Mr a S \r Shiplett. minirmiin -■( $U» *' A A n d e i%oii, M r " M I. and rti* nl > wlnlr Mr. and Mr*. E. Evenden ,,f iff ii » «-f s i)r 11 vaht n 1»ht|Tin n i n g R M ri» 1-1 * Mr^ J |l llay a .1 • In I,* t in Vt * lti ll, Oahetfru John * utlum, Mrs j Wrolham Kent, England, are an i .« I -•• m |il MOil'> ' ' pouncing the engagement and | trg m t nf 111, I hniirhi • i ( 11n* " i1 111 csrrv pint n f coni add l Hu•h, Mrs. Joe Harfiri and Jack %andft of dolliim "J riiti M uipidg ’ Alan I aura Ann and clothing mi ovr in? approaching marriage of their American K«-a<\!uimn i$h n the i ip . f fHillinif water. 1 teifpoon Stem per and Mu Id. • ® The wfifPMion pupils o f Mrs. daughter, Elsa, to I,oyre (Buck I Crmip met rtl ( Idmu. f Mr* **all, I IrHAponn nf aukhc, if de- M nun r Phillip* Murmur and Thin meiuox i hn! 1In1 II W . (J, FI l'mmv will In- presented Forguson, lieutcnsnl. U n i t e d W. \ t , Henley nti Fr n|,, > u il h fir« s| (V eil Sheppard, I Hinny Wright, im oi'fift'M ta llied don mu, Ii in it rnitnl Thursday evening » l States Army Air Forces, and the Mm, linr r> K T«>st|»« .1 * m *‘d lit* Vir Miller, "Mii H-*f ln*«| 1*• to I J mi inti toe. J* 'imr t ,*inr 8.16 P. M. ul the Smith Side son of Mrs. Biidle Forguson 1 M tr f l o w ii i ? t*. Thi'iiiits hneteAp T ' i in - i .mi 1•«ititi|* 1ml 11* Primary Sell no I The recital will Other nfflci«rd rl» i<•i vm m* i - nr i ' i i * l m i i n ,ire I n i t ) < h i l v N o . 2 H-in Igii n Vno 11it'd Vlijiitoe F* an *j, Mis* Hvendcn, who has ju t be admission free un<l open to recrnllv arriveil In the i'nited Mm. L. I* llukMtn, \n r rci'Piti; ( mm.| Ann SHlph'it I aura Ann tun pmt jar^ .hnu)«l In used fr ie n d s and the oidlin'. A ndera.tn. Milner and June 04 States, received her education in Mm. K«l|fnr Mil* !n II, rv “ l'i ♦ «*nui i * *»ok at 10 pound* W The program will he as follows: the Booths in Church of England At'crctary; Me*. K H » !• nifiih, bot m uni! Hill 11idling - * tn Ih Boys Court: James Mr Her, Boh School Lieut. Forguson received corrraponilintr »ecrrtary. M n* A !*»«•** ^nn* fnr 7f» minut«‘A At IM» Inn* h't m in aI aj d. It is smtH>rShoemaker. Hogsr Gainer, Hilly hi* education in the Sanford R. K ey( IrvARurrr; Mm * It liint t«« ran y il funn one mrocma T.aninr, Robert Gongalcs. Harold schools ami is a graduate of j mirt^irnr; M f ^V M to iiimllipr Hi rapidly u* P a t* ana Henry Tooke. H J Seminole High School where he Bullard, lihrnt ian; Mm " A Roy and a Deg'*, Jimmy Fox wna active jn ipoftg, paiticulaily | lx'hrnun, hutorlun; Mto. J H, iUrJuftUr. - * m Tuitglj Pre-btom.l football. Me has oJen in the ser­ Rmit, rhapiaivi’ ^li* K K Itonm Ii. F T ’ommy Kpeer, (ieorgv Itaniin, l» Thompmiti Hm.u m,o i Mr*. M i \ V\ vile (or two yearn and at present I l i a finiic.rr eh h Sldo Chase and John Ammons; i* stationed at Waco, Tex. VI 1 Iwirpr­ w 1 leaving for I aliada Henley, Mr* W "D ark Sent D 'lvin g," Edward VI, nl, k « ill Be' j honiirrr xil n dinner r>H The wedding will be an event anti Mrs I M Mrm, McCall and Hose Ncl«w nrider; Thn UhitnOi fi» fla n a of t hi* 1 ), y VI r- » T U i .it h- t nf Sumlav. Mav 27. in Ihr Mel bn. Oil the ptilvNni , I'MM' I "T h e Sfv log t ’liele." I *•••ti*l>y I net liaptiHt ( tiuivh met L h i Dark A ' emir. \ tiiily lcpuit ’. iric m;ul» ,r *1 Holloway assisted by Mary Ann dial Chut ill m ill U,v B e . Jui A. duy evemnsr at the home of Mta I Tulle officiating. No invitations it c*!iii|*rrhi*iii*ii\i* rrfwtrl ofinniici The d Hi'iei table " hi^Ktrlckiand, H arriet Brown, Sonia J L. Lee on Hark Avenue. Th« pation of nipinbct t in (Irfeiist* with s hnnil msit* blue tart table wnd Sandra Monforton, Mona are being issuod but all friend* meeti hr room \% a r decorated *ith work. Red CrtiM, I H iispi \nt ion cloth rrntrreil with pink earua Jobe, Jean aud Joan Wilke. Bet­ of the couple ure invited to and hintnrirnl work win nrvftenlctl Sprinir flowern. A fte r tho routine tioitl. Each guest reeeiveil a ror t y Bryant Barbara Brown. Donna attend. *■ buaincuft had l>een disruiicd, Mr*. • age a. a place card ami Mr*. by Mm. Ray. recent. The meet* MeTecr and Jean Barker. in§; w tin opened by the Pledjft" In J I* Thnmpnon was honored with Thornp*on received at her plsrr. “ Mammy** Chocolate Drop,’’ a trifI from the club while the a corsage gardenia* Mr* I e.the Flair urn! M i h Root erniituetril M ary Ann Strickland; ‘‘ Play members »ankr “ For ■he'i a jolly prg*ente<! the honoree with r „ . the ihutalltttinrt reiemonies • iatc»." Betty Bryant and Jimmy pood fellow", Mra. Thompaon i* tliirie Jewelry, A Klnri.la »cene, At the CMtiritiniivn of the meet McDonald; "T h e Usual Way, In mlniaturr, « u laid on the iri|f Mr* Mi tr he 11 ent#rt rtined the leaviVijr for (Canada on Saturday M n fy Helen Kite; "Courting Un­ Mr*. M. M. L Hillhrand an­ The program for thi* eveniny bullet. ntirnt>er *»n d er Difficulties " Mildred Turner; nounced at the meeting of Circle jfroup with it Tho«e invite.) by Mr* 1-ee in RiMimiltnt rniini* ted of Mr». (M L W inn's "Dolhersome Brother*," Cherry Sis of the W. M. U of the First the piano and Mm talk on the history o f the Bible I>e with Mr* Thompson wer, kHngletary; “ On tho Telephone itt Church which *>■ held In played the Hi itt• I* National \n The refreshment. * f i t served t" Mr*. Walter Keeler. Mrs A l> j n d “ The M llle Black IXig," Bobo nnex on Monday afternoon, ihem and the Sl.tr Spitnjlrtl Bar. the gruup in a novel way. Wi» Holloway a"') Mr*. Clayton •aL>«an; ''The Sort of Girl That that she had finished packing a ncr which mud Ming. Hrfindi M other W as." Gladys Y(ells, box for those In need overseas mrnla were nerved hy the Iom - Lee had convartcd a room Into Smith. a drug store. Each member serv­ “ School Days," Jan* Davis, and members decided to pack and taxacH to thnne present. The A n n Dunn, Barbara Wsthcn, Gena send a box fo r each month as n«xt meeting will Ins held in ed herself to whatever she de­ The beaver Is the largest mem­ sired from the well (locked foun­ Wilson, Shirley Sims and John long as there was a need fo r October, it was announced. ber of the rodent family. tain. F iU , assisted by Ellen Driggers, them BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Those enjoyinr the drug store J F I l e y Jarrell, Ann Whittaker, The devotional waa given by service consisted of: Mrs. Douglas T a c k le McDonald and Donna Jean Mr*. R. Garrison and “ Mrs. Mr uml Mrs. J c m i all* Dt-derick, Mra. Winn. Mr*. Jim IFtinn, nounrr the birth **/ n daughter. Kiser. Mrs. W alter Fealar, Mrs. your B e t t y J o , on M a v 12 a t th e F e r - John Cullum. Mrs. Robert Howell. nald-Lauchton .MemoriaJ llo»pi* Mrs, Clayton Smith, Mra. John Kader. Mr*. Neil Stripling, Mrs tal. A , Jack McOiillum, Mr*. A. D. Hollo II. W .Shammm preediteil l!ic w »y, Mrs. Thompson and Mr■ r f r 41 P r Ml aniun .Study while thv Bible Itoix-rt Jordon, also Mr*. Jonl',n'Mr*. Paul ' Ethelinlge study was taught by Mr*. JL. F. niother, i* ^ * from A|lanta, G». - ■ „ Cooper. were made fur the group to -ri*tt the Coiin(y Home in the near future and Mr*. Hillhrand invited the member* to meet with her In June. At the roneluslon o f the meeting refrerhmentx were served to the 11* member* pres­ ent. Social Calendar Work Of Garden Club During Year Is Told *;k .sttei n I led many theusandi of uuUiu myntliL t.» Jbe income nf Minim ' merihanH arnl bttfl* «* i».*r,. 5 Io m ron iaid. t*<t$iI 0ml Mil l»r small In colhl nl • ♦ *n wit It what i\ to com* t»i f hr |HI' * t» ,o l I Jl \t io <• 'oil, the I'A A 1 it tin \|||| l IM\ 1-lMM 11 fl> lltg ojinr dn *mil mill * ui the Western iltruUfdtiu l in* arrnd network linking Ih » tiade centers in the -17 nation* and colonies, binding all the A met icit* and Miami closeIv together, "(Nistwar plan* calling for giant super ( Iipp-er*, with 2U4Pn “ •*eii upr-v -n-n11 111.H pna 14g-rf <-up io itv nnd t ruining speeil* of net lei than dm* miles an hour, will mean reduced fares and cargo tariffs and bring the efficiency and speed of aviation within the reach of all. “ To day’s heavy traffice is m riclv u furerun ncr nf what ] * to route What we measure now 1fi hundreds will then b« me* Mired m thou*and*, all of which will ad! Mibstnntinlly to Mi ami's growth ami economic w e lfa r e ’' T alcor.v * .tr. t ,r,t j Kr.g Inri'l h> the Tc-t ... conquerors LEGAL NOTICE I % 1 Ml 111 HI J I lit.1 M f III »| 1 AM M t$Of I i • iiii fHr‘l 1 l it* N- l l I 1 I , v . Mi l l s 1 *# li , k 1 f t «1 hr 1 j . s T .1 K• ' 1to ■ l < >1 \ 1 X« t, ,|.* I hits 1i l l , «t * k 1 if.’ 111r1t L« IM Mrs. W.G. Fleming To Present Recital Moetinff Is Held By Baptist Philatheas is . -\ - 1 1 hut ' u l D • - Ut< id i i . ,«r • h *• I i*.»j i| | m » t it Ik i -I „ f > 1 A Xll . l I \ \ |), -I'. 1«) * t . W appr.*% MI i.l r.»M ih«. tiara * « '■ f'lilt r >>f I-Pit.1 I Jtl 11 11.■ * i j b-l I “ »* - M o t - . il J‘lit * r of '"II %\ * 1. . l V am il^ I * I 11|MI 1 1 r itjr * ii- . -. m^-f-4. .,1 r \. I»|i \i . I 1 1 f f1 f V 1I ■ I- i ' t-«| d f vf 'j ■- 1 M’ -j INSURE^/.' t in niiiitv N first railway um ! •pettied »n 1832 Jiewren Nurrn | lie 1 g and hoi h ^ f W I T H WAR BONDS Is Enjoyed By Training Union Miss Elsa Evenden To Wed Lt. Forguson IVlrs. J. B. Ray Is |New Regent Of U.A.R 1 n| I , 11 * x 1 . 1 u in ' t • 1 K ‘» N*‘l 1. e n Advice I (liven On Canning Sweet Corn Fiph-fry 4 I 111 s 11 m1 1 \ *lll| 01 • i on 1 1» \ r iim i t n . IN (. l I 111 • 1 \ 1 to I I .X l I ' * I. ..7 s * Perfect (rifts for the Boy or Girl Graduate • Watches • Rings • Identification Bracelets Silver or gold filled M t- Kuril r uml 1 w ill t In, t»gn m a rk tri* t l m visit tin ' vvooki'iul t ’ iiu m i ij, 11 S|•••«■.«* 1 nt,|, i , . i i i i ’i'li'r i unit vx«• w ill tl«i o u r t- -t 1 ■ • guI a il! ''• u « Wm. E. KADER JE W E L E R 112 So. Dark Mrs. J. P. Thompson Is (Incut Of Honor i Circle S i x Packs Boxes For Overseas M $$ wiu5 READ & /r e f a s THE ADS We have the following tires in stock: Truck Passenger r —* —55Q.X.T A . .» — ‘-’ iOx 20 3 0 x 20 77.0 x 20 8li5~x~20 560x 17 m x 20 600 x 16 600 x 16 450 x 21 9 . 475 x 19 - -/ ■ : m 650x16 650x 16 700x16 700 x 15 Lot ua Inspect your Urea and assist ynq in filing ^ applications for now tires. SUN-FUN FASHIONS Pretty, pretty piny suits you'll live in and love all summer! For that “ bare’' look, brilliant bra lop play Buita with separate skirts to tel you catch lots of Double-duty suits for work or piny*. Wear the playsuit solo— button on the skirt and ymi'n* set for townl ILiyofi Jersey and Shantung in bright florid prints. S T A F F O R D ’ S SERVICE STATION C O R R E C T M E N 'S W E A R ./ .v •• i ./ 11-75 to 24-50 SANFORD.- . .. Y — 1- " . n • j-y J |IL i 1 * \ - �9 «” t The> Bargain of the Week! Freshly Ground! Seasoned! Ready to Bake Fry! A delicious Pork ft BeO' Loaf — Hurry for Yours! Fresh1 Lean. Meaty Whole Trimmed Pork Shoulders Ready To Cook Sausage Best Quality Pure JirtcY SUaUaa pound carton Wieners ib 29c Klngan'o F n k Bag Aas’t Varieties Sliced Sausage <b 39c pound SonnrldBJ od Potk Sausage ib 39c Country Style Sunaftond Cn^t^n U*H , ,, Sausage ib 39c Co^rgla Gauktd Thin Sliced Sausage ib 32c pound Nettham Whiting Fillets Creamy Cottage pound Mackerel Bacon Vo. Rad Fin Cheese 3■or 10c Sauer's ib Whota Spilt Croakers Sunbrit© VAN ILLA Bottw 12c Meal &. Grits Marnraihdkih: Fancy F la 'Y e llo w Crook Nock Better Six W ays * * r ' ^* • 25c Western W lnesap . n Florida Tw Flavor Saver Sunkist 3-u» 68c P i m a Good Thru SM ot 19* 1945 Sweet ee, x X C_-_: -f -. ._ihgy.■- * ■J IA ^ j I L'f . m w i W b i[r- *1 •• • . - i . - . *%— 1W W , First Street ad f a # M- f F. ■' <4.r jrm v= = *— . # . - - I - -at . . . �* --r c V*- *<- • .» , r * --- ♦ DDT Experiment At Wight Ranch Ca l l e d Success l l 'n H I I n n r * t 'r u M **»«• ll* »l lv iiiruvvil luul lv»» than on* fly livi he»vl. ohilv* Ihr rvM, which I,ml Iwcn uuarlvml nntr unuprnvvil cattle had hut *houl three file* w r h«mt. In niklillun. lie* mill Woivl *nekfr* tif vnrkim ktiuU werv vlrtutlly rlimlintnl. A.L. Smith of tli* U S IK'iml ment uf A itrleullurv, vciulurtrvl the uptayliiit eMw>tlmvitl yeatvr- w ltk 'lh * m u ll o f IR* vapylllUvUl il wa> t*POX lev* Kar tha baxafi* of oihar d i i l t mm In the county who would »'*o Ilk* lo h »v* inch Woaliaoal ftv *i' their rattle, Mr- Itywaon cautum m I ik* i U p T ww* wrt vutwwai rlally auallahW *1 the pr»*»iti Urn*, th* auimlv bam* r»>**vy*t (nr *ovprnm*IU u»r. II* *l*u |Mitlltfvi out lk *i vk* »V*bVln« wk» an rM ifilm *n » htul w»i » i*w »«n » tmtUft. *Mi v im W*4* * i Uw Wight lUnch kt>o*u»» o f the kI m i cumIUioti, ami faailitkaa hu »wik Miuuding m> at «*IM * amt *wn\ Bakery Item* J w i k*V W *T Ik *cv«k‘mw<kU\ i*»mitv*i vdltlv (>t U»*t, Vhv *n like i| U A k vhlfKullY Are Discussed At W ith cU «,|\*tdK4« u u tk vl ativl vital l\>« Out ill Kivuuns lu n c h e s Of l' 1 i h t i,mu.ling 11|1 v'al*lv «P»V*vl 4,04 (k( avlv* vvf HUM W - \Vl*M tst* ‘U t t n I W hail **ll»v\l 111 WVWM kill! i W uvuv v v 'i v . v Coffee Cake ... 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I . .1 " 1 Inside Story Is Told On Why Ban Was Slapped On Horse Racing Henry Kaiser Is Pleased Over Results In Collecting Ch.thes For Overseas NT \V T (il l, i 11 i liu i n’* I hi-" Isll 1 ftum tin -MiLltll \tl.«l Rll'l tli* Di >li irt ■ : ihou il,.. i .............. . iilfutu Iv i:■illu icd , •• of r I'H 1|i" , * h - - ti oil fur live I M*i|n IUII I *'Im i i United SlhUMull * I"! I .!SL" • lion, i*rrn.rd»fi|f hi I (*-ngi Kaii»rr. NohntiiU ( liuirnmn ru.I '.rifton'a population of ltd . it-. <> ■) I.HHti puutula, with gift* . - W ' n i-rugintf n,;i i.uiiiidit |m.t peraon. i iuiiinii L li. Ilayman leporla ..ml n tllittitin , of 4,010 poundv ‘ • l..tn MTd prufllr in Whitavills, ith individual g ift, averaging ■ !> poumiii. Salisbury, Aid., collected 75,0 (1 pound* of clothes, shoes and from a population of - Fit h U 1 .• fMiuif III i' n M**j t It! - * f i i urrurdlng tu Chairman jjt nt if vini rFfk «m * flit 1 » • 1 t, il l. C LA S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G PA TE S llattee. i e«l II }fif !l I t Ita IHitfH H< M’ i f • 1 fit •*, •lilt Hi till 1f j - - .O m.H Ml \ J < nindeti, chutrmun of the thi* *21 10c per Une fur one Insertion trike Ml Amher»t, Vn. rciHirts «! I M.tli.tik' lirik* w lit 18.1 08c per linr for three insertions Ills*I U.filHP pounda were collected a r m . arul u h p Ltliijlsit r*| n| i ,i DTc per linr fur 6 insertion* tiumil lit iuMjuui fat *|* • t IM.I III i Mill ii pnpulallun of 'J30, with 83c per linr fur 20 insertions nv fragin g 6,1 pound* per c L d iiiK luv y Hit* |H*|Ui lilt 1" II Minimum rste* , . . 30c t * (inf f ill!- ii*'r»on, Individual contribution* PH O NE IIS OR flRIN G YOUR Ads to TH E SANFORD H ERALD tif t ha* i nHHtitil.lt M ( nlveiton, Vn., ran 7 2 pound' '•ML with r total I I Count, live ourd* to the line, Including phone and address. i iti. - (i pound* collected from s JOItHid- pt‘ A ll adtcrllsaenenl* fur kltuatiun* wanted will be charged for at the Mgtni; I *• Mr K .ft i «lrt litt * d ;» .t il.t ...inilutw.il of 117. Chairman V.O. regular rlaasitlrtl ralra. AUriOMiJi i uf t»r 1HMII \ IIH'.i li ■* tin iju.dw report*. Mr*. Hunter Bar UP! Dinwiddle’* rlothing drive rrli’itM* a■| Itollm 1•* 11j u1 average gift* uf \SIt1 sltul Ut mins * m -t.nl Ht*V* <i.dii iiihii. nay* •tf*! if ut J»ar•J•!s V . In ,., Ihl V.41.1 'title mi. <• 17 pound*, with 1,072 tilt m l. . ..Ilected from a populatill n lav i Li’*m II. LOST: Pmr of r r « * n m Klimne*. “ DlFM’ III t!|itm* .m \\ |m -(it'll 1 1* J*4fl «|f 1(Ml, ■ II. II. IMIPF. I'll. Mm rwhrrr «Ii»\mi tnvwi, J. 11. tin* 12 r.HUH.HlMT •Ii 'Hi ( tu |. "J»lt Mj»» viand lra*lp ill! other it it i'i U. S. T IF F S and TU BES Qiiulllt'luuj in. i i he Smith Atlantic run ion both li flit wh« till liu* * ImI fillli* ,1m nrijjifiall’. |»l.ifimd Hr r t {if v Nt 0 n total cfintributions and In MODERN uell located I iuuin LO ST: Wul let, t*Mncc Oitrririer. hi* cuti f **11•ip t hot t ilt - f in i i*itr i'll iv n a g r individual gift*. With hour*. 1'lu.nr P I22. adtinlcBR. rmitaUllng vmIiw I*I© need \%**ii!*l in--put* « iiminmtit., . t of r.n local chairmen reporting p « p l * r h, nverprikh Muiivi'nlt*4 ■hiiHmio li ,iii ltd iht <101**11 * MYumunities whose total 2 0 'A C R E farm tllwl, good fluw. ('tnrriicc H Kniipp. H«*1u111 t hey IMi\ i in l,t)7dl*l!hi th e f on i Ihii i i a i > iind P*qoiltiU*iii Ina wells, III acre, rough Inn.l u nlit t tu flinft amount rtd Irr let I no far m Mnry* t itii % Palm Uamiiimk Sanford. Fin. ,« i i. l.lOIJlHd jumndF. A\erF. E. Roll, 1101 1'ark Ave., Of tin *• L O S T : 21 in tlmk retl, ilmilili* u <onti ibutiont i»«*i person are Sanford, Fin I'hnnc (inl-W . j^anirtd If, liar, Helkimii liiryclr, licciihc No. • ■ ’ notiiidn, rhd luritr 1 2(t, Sanfiud, Cliroritiuin 10 ROOM HOUSE completely I ifluv*nre runkii nceund in thin the i Mi.nl i feinlcr*. PhuUr 1211'o r 7fit1-.1 furnished. 0.1 Palmetto Ave­ H .t in uverage individual iriftR - » o « t jL P M___________________ ; nue. _________ _ ai r \ »f kr*ruii innks Recorul in :■ <al i nutribuliomt. Ten out of LO ST Pi»p«*r' nt.M »ut Jumper < i lM M ,f 1 N IN E I *A 1It Kt r'11vli w m*luu *„ i a. * o t v baa I rlothing drive chair*• * I. \f hint.' i * k i**f Spivck dt-rtf h. miff in hi* I 11 1 ' ' fully kfluFr«!. I.th** hunJ'Ailf, *. till I » • * . 1 . 1 yit u hi Delaware report total luUari, JarntF 1 Spivey, Pic***' ^lm f $5.00 |u r irnir l »*hi U Swnrlx. mitt ihulion* of pound*. rctuin thriii tn thr First N a ­ ( tdimdo.l iu I I I l «• MAf'll 4t it I i nl lit. 2, Silver ijik r. Snnforl. Sill.,- the population* of the ten tional Hunk in .Snnfoni, F'Li* l l u l n u a i i i l*«i .it <i»<«itri<i, Vl.uv Jamr* I S jmviv, lit l, Hon land, 4*<**il* < .iinltiia Stoiflt * aim rMtnin mun it irn total 139.479. the A liP IN t l mitt*ihj ill** tlhuii tiivitlr, IiiLM, in .1 \ *whim, i d * otii avi utre g ift per person U 2-23 141. Sanford. Flu miblnict niitl multiply. $ 12,95 jHiund* innoit I#Inquire M Celery L ily Uiinllnjc Vurniiu bo far ha* reported % L O S T : lte» I Jersey Pit:. m «lr lime vi ( i -i f« g "M f Co.______________________________ total lolh ftitm * of U4M7H |Kiund*. Unfit11 I Kottfird In fiinlei John J Smith 1hr lllghi—| with ttir iefiort* coming from 53 1 - , 1," 1.'"If • uys if1 I VO Ittix IU1 Stin ford, Hri. HMf S\ L K ■*l SirrmitP* 121* local collection • i i , ......... 4 mom li**ii>t’ tf» f*hnppliM iI m •. rliitrmvn. Individual Kiflit averdUtrirt. t Ml.w.lv. . MiU |l ,k< I (tounAp with the ron Itubert \ William* f fill II Hi It > j <1 .Ilf AlV• i th*itiona i i 1, * - r i w romini? i "iiiing ■ i • ni l romhlncd 11 from Phnne 732 Ulan hr Hank 81lr|g L .y iii wi____x _ 1 ;>■ f .".I'h.tfkHnwI-rsr TWT;wn . ' ffP' ' <«*• I I M K .... PORTA III I I u g ma itini! w.h it ml inn rank* third in , ... I I " . { to ill) ........ | JgNyfta] I m .Ilf." Jo., , 'n i hi total nund n‘ i of Sitf j iitinfihuted Uepnrta from MUPt , I . I M AI h i It fentate ,! »»f 200 nirnmuiilHo I l° n |jhone 72 t M H A NO, W AKIiKMKK. uffet and j - I phow that 91 ft,742 dlnttir tfthlr Nits J -S < lark. | til*v ■ fcu far been contrt t ( li J iH F.l' r i rl ^ fur Lx11m If/ Kl. 2. Hot 123. Sun ford v. ith I 2tl !oe a1 t ha ir me n work Kiiridtir houth ami wrij/ea report (lift* average L37 Apply tn peraot*. Snnti'fde OLD UN Dh It Wilt »D ty pew run |M*? pur Min in the 74 i "H .11>- i-iinltdrv < u . irk* W . Sanford A«it*» |*»»rtp • which have a total 3rd St. |m•I*11' t iten i*f 5H4.f»,Tt. if nd H ith Ml h eal eluthirug drive O f KF tilt fli^t rlnan oh J, ithn tiMth • iutifiMi'n yft to report in South wait re** Or»iijr» t it> Ihdid < m-'liKri, ttmirfbutloHH rrjHirtud Oraiiifr t tty, Klti sw K F rr t t lit N f<»t t iiitftiiiK >• !• coniinunitlea no far total K ivfV. .Sanford lMlandu Hiw»> • II dtfi pMumU. This is an avorr n itT K K and muni ON K T ilt HC( lid i llbied t»ueifi3*’ y f«-f11rii ii Hull. 2 yr - if Id 1317 [biugU* A f i K N K i t A I Upk r e p a ltd r r pit i r j Ave __________ man. imint know1 thioi/ I 1930 IIOtH'iK Sedan at Kite l*< J ahrnit p i p r f I i tt ti at A pjd v tn j paitiiieot Hhoitf 73 IHprsori to Seminole ('minty i I^tundi y, m |ii W , dr»l Si } i.v; ,*it C“! *'• V V LOST- - FOR S A L E - HELP WANTED— K l H III.N rahiiii-t hi1*h*Ifell i UkT IJi F (full* \\ *, H *e»i*»<a. Hotel Monter-Uinn M AID T it Jt ' -I 1l .1 K help witn f< i t * *f . <• >d'J* 1 1 KtliBOP. 2lH’J Saiiftml * mik M i* I Vv«* i IFIUSHID COMSAT H i m at the Don Ce-Sar Convalescent lltnpilal on the (iu lf of Meitco have M-Icctcd M*rth* tJray (above) n» their “ V ic­ tory CJIrl" at an Impromptu crlrbrallon »ftcr the nntcial aiinouneement of Ccrntany * unconditional sttrrender. ((nternattonol) ugr gift prr person " f 1 <18 pmiudv since the communities reporting have n total population o f 28 4,78li. (teorginV contribution* n* re­ ported by 17 local chniti-.eri total m'i.W'J pounds, an aveiuge slight Iv under one half pound |,er person. The eommlinities reoortJng have n total population of 598.825 Ui-pnr!* lire yet to tn filial hv 112 of the IM* Iik-b I chairmen in Georgia Florida'* cotlll dint urns at pre­ sent average slightlv i mlei a (iiiiinr? b8y^hr e*'ui, wit)r—Hr Iih m I chairmen repmting , nnli ilnit pmnf 257 .10 pound- front a total population in their enniniiitiiTreof 2('.1, t«3 Report- are Vet to to is- filed hv fi.t Florida'fill i luthing drive i ltsirtiien A prellinliiHry lej'ort frnin Wa*liingtoii. I l f . *imw» r.intri lll'UlUlft AM far of 5(15.18*0 poundwith rollectiuin* continuing T)ie Killer Whale i- i upnldr **f ■wallowing a for -eai nr *m.itl poriauec at a gulp Hy F R A N K F-CK A !“ Nrwsfeaturcs Sport* W riter NEW YORK — Now that the gee-gee* arc bock it might be well to point out there never would have been any ban had the Hollywood Turf Club ll»tened to the authorities In the fir**, place. Here’* the innlde story on why James Byrne*, late director of war mobilisation and reconversion, gave horse racing a ChrUtma* present when he "requested" that racing suspend from January 3 un In the Spring of 1944. the rollfornia Rscir.g Hoard granted the Hollywood T u rf Club a per­ mit to hold a Rummer meeting in July. The Citiien*' Manpower Cornmltlce o f Southern California. In­ cluding representatives of all war industry on the Faclflc Coast, all labor, CIO, A F o fI„ pre»* anil nil civic organiinliori* having any­ thing to do with the war effort, protested to the War Department Indicating that such a race meet­ ing, if held, would seriously inter ferr with war produclim sijcu Hollywood I’ark is In the Inglor wood area where there ere seven war plants. Inglewood win regarded a* a critical labor shortage area. Ab­ senteeism whs mounting and the transportation facilities already overtaxed. The W ar Department took the position that there w *i nothing it could do. saying that it was a matter tn bo decided by civilian iii-rncies However, at the request of the Civilian Manpower Com­ mission, the War Department sent Col. Ijtrry Macl’ holl, now presi­ dent of- the Now York Yankees, to the Coast. At the suggestion of the W ar Department,' the CMC made a survey in an attempt to ascertain whether the meeting should be held. The result wa* that lit* per cent of the CMC member* were npj,o>ed to the race meetlne. Other conference* were held betwirn Holly wood turf officials and government agencies, Includ­ ing the Army, Navy, WPB and WM< The racing promoter* were told the results nnd they with­ ! drew their application for the -umtnrr meeting and agreed to -i( again with all agencies before sihrdullrg n Fall nieetiur l.rRny M. Edward*, chairman •■f the i M l’, informed the War De| ailm ent that Hollywood Park violated its agreement when It decided to hold the Fall meeting without first consulting the CMCl i»ugi! The meeting opened Nov. t. Hollywood Park’s stand * » ’ that racing meeting* were being held in nther critical arcus. ‘ The Civilian Manpower Com mlltee' answered that one by stressing the fact that Hollywood Park was situated in the center of seven war plants, anil also in a congealed transportation area. As far as track officials and horsemen were concerned the meolln** was a success. On Dec. 16—• final day of tho 34-day meeting— more than 40,000 per­ sons saw Happy Issue win the $76,000 added Hollywood Gold Club,- second richest race In America last year. It was topped only bv the Kentucky Derby. The fans poured $3,280,008 through the muluels that last day for a inrtto Hill Lumber & Supply Yard f’ hona H,rt aragB^Sj AMERICA’S NEW INDUSTRIAL FRONtfER Ave trade ahlpracnta (export and Ira* port trad* through Southern port*). F ive thousand eo p la a 'of the (trat chart a n being mailed to leading bualntM firms and trade aiaociatlons by the Southern State* of Virginia, Weat Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tanneeaee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkaneae, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. ( War Spurs ladustriallsatlaa. • Department of Commerce Lists Opportunities. WANTED— credit No co.makrrs'cm- msney loans. . W ANTED i 60 hen* and fryenu Variable payment plan*. Palmetto Grocery, 317 FalmetPA Ml I-Y M IA N « ) . |to Avo. Florid* Bank BMg. Phone 33 f TO BUY: lata modal Evinrude S3 to 00 H.P. Advise year. H.P.. I BUY, pay caah for old Irons, vacuum cleaner*, toasters, re­ r |>ri««. condition. J. W. Rowe, gardless o f condition. 310 E. ? • Enterprise. 6th St. Phone 848. U8INE8S SERVICE WELDING: Dy an axport with 80 jraajV awperienee who guar- P L A IN or fancy sewing. 'Juanita Green. 817 W. let. St. FOK RENT and vacationlsta — Apts, and rooms t w o . blocks from Main 8L one half block o f ocean by day or weak. Phono 848-R. 708 Iway. Dsytooa Beech, Fla. TO RENT SHKD-.hooa# or apartit In town. No thll lent couple. Phono FURNISHED room. 113 W. 4th A LETTER iren HOME OFFICER- wife loath* old baby Buy it fresh, make it fnsk it's better every timel i ;' i [L , I * u in r a u u ■< i w 5 9 ° — ' J ‘ V, I i V 1 I'm no expert on coffee! But I do know good coffee when I taste It...a n d coffee that's 5 W A V S LETTER la really d elldo tu l . . . and It comes la tore* dslldous 1 blends! Just huj jo atfivo rite l Washington, April 9 (A . P .L— The Department of Commerce re­ The' Commerce Department ported today that “ gn a t oppor­ said: "These SUtea a n still pre­ tunities exist for Incnasing both dominately agricultural. However factory production and foreign n pld stride* have been made In n eeat ye*r# V>w»rd a >eit*r hadtrade~ m-StWJwrir B i* m ------- * In the first of a aeries o f charts anee between agricultun and in* dustry. Thla region la famous for giving basic business facta which Its vast wealth o f natural r«* It dedarod art needed to work sources, Including coal, Iron, petro­ out solutions to the South's prob­ leum and foreata," lems the department said that In Later charts win featun "the the years Immediately before the g n a t wartime Industrial develop­ war, fifteen Southern States had ment and postwar possibilities of 31 per cant o f the nation's popu­ tbo Southern SUtaa," tho depart­ lation, 63 par cent of tho nation's ment said. "Soma hare had war­ farms and 43 par cent o f the time incnaaaa of n o n than 40 per s i I In In inon-farm t M u l i l M empfoymanL" nation's minerals, but only S3 per m cant cant o f tho nation's retail Bales . A a* rite o f local meetings In volume, 18 par cent of the na­ key cities o f tho South are con* tion’s factory production and 14 tidering reconversion and postwar P a t e n t o f the nation's fortltfljfilpfrlcm*. '■ ft*frfa tl/ r*tn ld ‘.. ' -rVi• THE N E W YO R K 8 0 N V • ,’ Vu I•C etfee NwF* » WAYS u n « Im ftl, / leyerh snlSy, ML Itevee-seved1 1 neiied, a t n**iwr seftWe In n * beM^1 f i Ml Ceslem 0« W . U I M * U s d Ip * M KLMHSI r1 mllyew l«l*l ,___,___ ___ __ j 1 .cr*--1-* |f you ait $2,000,000 in dally wagering, the final tally being $69,599,27(1. "Racing will be resumed in Southern California on Dec. 30,” said nn announcement. That was supposed to be the reopening - f Santa Anita Park In nearby Ar cailiu. The track had not been in operation since 1940. It figured to be a bigger meet­ ing than Hollywood Park. It look James Byrnes less than u week tu realise the seriousness of thu situation, and on Friday, Dee. 22, he “ requested*Hthat racing ecaso until the siluaribn that brought it about wua cleared up. There was much speculation why the “ request" was made. Manv persons blamed it on condi­ tion* In general with emphasis on the N a ii break-through in midDecember in a fight that came to be known a* the "Battle o f the, Belgian Bulge." You, too, will be pleased with the results if you come to us for paint, and other supplies needed for your spring decorating, maintenance and repairs. MISCELLANEOUS W 11,1, I 'M ranli for any make ■utumolillf from lUiitl to I'.(.'Pi. RECAPPED H K £ S : U, It. Dulliu*, Avalon Apa£ W e have In slock recapped pas* menti No. I. aenger tire* In almbsl all eftee; no permit* ore now requited to purchase the**. C U R TA IN S , lace table cloths, *cnrf«, washed, nlarrhrd and RK1.INF.Ktt: ■tretched. 618 Mcllonville Ave. Lengthen the life of your recap­ 1'huits 879. , ped lire* by nutting a tellner -in them. Have juit received a ehlpment id these In virtually BORROW BERK WHERE. all site*. Alao, we have these I’ R IV A C Y I.H R E B I'IX T K I) In truck iliea. YOUR natural tleslro for priv.-ry A M PH RVATf in money matters I* strictly Rhone n o t SnDie. Florida respected herr. Friend* and relative* arc not nueitionerj about your credit. Your em ­ ployer or huslnes* associate* will not hear o f your penonal affaire-- There Is rut cause for embarrassment. W ANTED to buy: Or Rent, studio 19-15 new Califorfila wagering record. The rpr*Uhg averaged close to (and Sylvester is happy at a bird) FOUND— lion- S tf it nl loft North 1**1 | If,, Cheer - Up — Paint - Up — Spring b ROOM HOllSK, newly j>ainU-«l, cumptclely furniihnl or uo furnlihcd. Venetian hliml*. ele ctrlc refrigerator, 6 acre*, one 1 acre muck with *pring *ml ENtSItAVKD anklet. Owner mm running water in hou*c. ITionc | baiV l.y iileiittfymg «n<1 tuitmg HI8-XW. f"r this ndv, lo;t2 m n k Si‘»l.ifi, gtKwt rotifli M AY - ’ ,'N S �l** r ~v’.t ’ ’ >Y.r ^ i ii l SAI'iT'OtlD iTTTVt-LD, ‘v.-OTTOTTIY rTYTRTTiA MAT 16, 1WS The Am m on b iw m c o m p r in r j m i 1 1>• I;'a g -t h u ds uf 1U a n I ' t o ta l T h e p r e s id e n t o f P e ru m u s t !*• | 35 y c A r i o f a f * . a P e r u v ia n b y 1 b ir t h , an d te n ye-vr* i r r ’ id e i.t c l the r e p u t i . . ,:n * r ,rr i • . ■r 1 • i I . •. ** % \M 1 X I * * default 1 . Itr- 'lie p la in t iff , 1 K i • i f " r A tlJ . .% * i JLTI i -r , ** \ ■ sv , 4 n » -k1 A , m youi future! LEGAL NOTICE ARE YOG m i rit i; i il v t 'h JUDGMENT P R O OkillF engigril ? 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Miimirl Peters And f In' res I'liill, St | hufir Brunt. I « . I M rl lit T « W Illlr And Donna Mae Burnetlo. Jl'tili t |(. r( ui Tu Jume* ' niiiRa. i l^•ll^^*. I Alderman, latanc W., Orlando Slalry X Virttir.U M. Stuli*y l.urillr A apiii ^ nil rl T aku« f» To Ch*rle* A. Croup, lived u l»20 sinwio wuiurrr C T lp v m i* .' fivers I ntriv.fi n.-i '" . . l u - - fillie s .tunyIlls' in tin- « . ,, r lincil ilu: runwavs, Tin n e w s ’ inlet toKitliuu liul 1,1:11 v. ns like a lonm Offlcein ainl niru tulkeil in hushed voices, ur ui i ■t foi stood atound silently ilsrlnit u tliv | Two l.|K nlaiies had come hn(. work- , hifteen lad 1’ifii dupalched On. hI .hi- i hundred and lliiity men weiv aiKirf j niissiuu ft.ini that hasp that mtthi rliti i ' The suivivm-s were tu.- hs-.l oil •f t" to then iplaiters: told to talk, lo im mu* Phone line* fimn 11»« ■ pm |»iUM* w rrr Idockrn; i*i»riu*i «id> Itrsl Katalr ’ Murtfaaes 11uni |in les, Sam B et ux In ......... 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I, I a n IICt i l l e r , Olivet S m it h an I > 1\l \ Ik>Iii Im'I * 000 Him l*»'i |i \V St C h i u . c h a r teed »•*•* ••lit nf .» ( h u t «»f ton plant itt - c t l u i " .'umlilini: ticket* 111101111 T h r i m ip t r Ai*- I i ' m ” a il h it " u ifr'n t im t h r i » li.t in n i. t i i l mo h a v iiiu th in t?B th r "t»\ -lit* h a d , a l u a y - h*ol ih r m ‘ Hu »• ••*• h a d ' lif t r u llr it r t h r a iia y ant 1 !»•»'* M U ' v h i i L i i i • d m ii if t h r *1 • , •* a n d tfidtiir to « I • * ' a* t*1 *** W h r n h»* " i i ' d i ' » p | i d t ,,f I" " m at 1* h r »«pp* »h d i •»'*• i r III* hf» Hi tin \»ui* im i h i- ro n -tM li! n n m i r n k* • Mt» h M lfl' Mini |i||»hlll|* * on »•*! I VMfll • I •••i f .i- l the s 'llt h .iif l/4 Pound | Hill ^chwcinfurt itrou^ht Design Of Pitfhters ThatHratLiiftwaffi* rHiOlOMON4 ■ tin* J thiil hit* vkifc lirrdi «l it a* mm Ii a* hr did " N« dhi i ••( tlirm.*' -i • ' had lhi .dolil y *'• iimim IIt: \ udJll*»t im lit * I** tta* •dhfi ic lilr . Bomber, ilitiiilfirrnlr.l in tun! 4ii under direct hiti It m .i » the “ high Inlr " I tin drfctiMve German nlr fin er I hr V in r i 1 1 » n 101 million itruggled Innu' to Kngland Icafinit Mit\ In inUia Mrattered over hi mm iitut licrviiu/lV. Gloomiest D a y Of A. E. F.: When 60 P l a n e s Fell YATES AUTO P A IN T SHOP inandllij! fm rvri >tlutiir 1 mrlhiHU «*f h 1 l*\ makiH'* hull ( pori ih* and fo tilf ' In ii u t t i r i t iin t a iir e , « lth o u */li I* it \*an tin* \ r t r i n n u tin r n n i r f " I I cmmnrlliifr D'mI oi B mii fmio l T tfk °\?E PN E S D A Y , MAY IC. 1945 1«»%5 AUTO PAINTING Th i- tiiiifi h a d l**i'ii .» I . * * ' ^ tin t ' MB til w '•••*• •• ■ ' . • n il •« lu lls .illil I • •• h"* t*' I'll • » - I I n lia iid h l i m i t • .im l»»>t»*id. Ii h a d a d r * k j«di m a l a u fjiy* a n d , _ _ h a t f d it ' a d m iim lo ti m i th r |»art uifr, " m Iiii hail l»rnt di .Motor Tune-Up M AT j K . l f o And Ann L. Gerald, New York. And Susie Helen Pitta, Orlando. Stanley. John T „ Sanford And Gooch, Nicholie A., New York And Caroline A. Barnbo, N*<* Beverly Jane Dicomes, Sanford. Jackson, Luther Arnold, DoYork. Wright, Krrn D.. Vthr York: la n d And Lionie Ruth Norman, t >oland. ’ ’ . ALASKA Thr i aw«* wn* ir*«dvrd uitti » ( lK*ttrf toll for thi hipMiii’fd and an for Complete llrrr T V E D N t^ P A V , T t m MMOtYMMAftKAM MPtUMTS, MMT W i m u s r amo ia k h t T m > .tm iA o tn n M o n m m ir0 ti> W T t*i ICAOA KtUOUtUff. fttAMUfyUATta ntm urrn outo f m mmroahquom tu rn . tha sea the beach tookad ea»y, at Iw a But it was tougli, plenty tough. More than four thousand of u> died. Just post Ui* wet sand they got me. I lay there helpless as tire others pushed on. But before I go...listen to me...please. Listen to a guy wtio’s going to die for you in a couple of minutes. F /mtvtut4n w f mnxKAi m untnm t m m ah rwtos mm mien mamma of iCULfTVft Ml MMg M U U f AMOMfTAlt AKS M titiNi. m m n otvT M rtitA K M tT txta m icftu m s. •** tstti a m its. - M A i f s n m u t u i (m n * < m m n m e n M o n tfA u r w A i c m tw tK A rr. untw/tf. w m tH iifM olttW K inKM Aw cur ru t soon ucauu » it s memo- unm nm //« QUALITY. AMOOUAUTY MASMAOf THSOAKtKY Af t er - hour s rom Listen— we need the boods you eometjynea forget to-buy.:.th e bonds you think you can't afford. We're meeting our quota in death out here. Are you meeting yours back home? The War Bondi you foil to buy might be the difference be­ tween life and death for a lot of guys like me. For my sake.. .for the sake of your loved once who are still fighting. . , don't foil us now. /nuvYl hitoAANO ntOttiMOT rut mUto I(c-rreasltimi HABIT! It's u ncul feat to nav if*ulc tlmvn to a modest level. Slop In slier work and n uy a coral c l« » * " t Bret BILL’S PACK AG I KfORE A WAR A f'nm plrlii line •* Winn — Beer — Whisker FRESH WHEN YOU BUY IT When ymi buy our bulrrv goods, you can be sure they •re fresh. Coma In today and choos* from our Isrg * tcleclion o f bakery goods. MRYBODY-Buy Biggmr Bonds Wi r e rut her prntul flint elect i it*it > li.isn i lu t n i nlmncil h i d I h.r.n i • su iitHity household itcccssities. In fuel, the ;tNcrn;‘e fninil\ tic111 .i 11\ twice ns much elect licit y foritsmimc' It»tl;i y its it did 15 >cnrs I This tukes good management, too. Ilt t r NELSON KDDY /- ’T I I R and Mora o f Thom! JiMf-titn'i Orriritr., Frr., rL cn ir*! S A U r O R D - C O C A C O L A L-. . i *.-« B O T T V ' S O C O . \ • ..0 4 " “Wr aelh f Thi. Fnm«F^-We FurxHh fhc g*jn*' 216 E. F1HST STtREET — BANFOkD, FLA- * U 3 . Traasurr sdvwtkwaaat— pragm d ndac U * eaayfoai pctx F.I.WTTRIC HOUR." « » t K .h ~ l / It, LU I l flV X , i n f k . tir>ar C C lfP lY i' / ROBB'?) HOMS BA&EBY • 'Q V A U T Y ALW AYS w *i D^H'T V/AS72 BLSCTRICITY JUST 3SCAUS! IT’ S CH!Af* AND JJN'f CATIONiDI �i 4t *7 ‘ * 41. n * t — . IT - J I r - ^;!*r'T' WEDNESDAY. MAT lfi, lfi£» s a Nfo r d h e r a l d . s a n f j o t •* ■• Ed Kennedy Is Ordered Back To The United States Man Who Gave Uncon­ ditional Surrender Story I h Rebuked P A R IS , Mav 18, OP)— Supreme headquarter* dlsaccredlted El- w»rd Krnnsdy of thp As'oclntnl | charred from a h o ip lt s) for two Prr*i W # J r . # - J - . y cn t . i n i r r cru cii 01 r :;.U r ;..i p t it n it u r .ij' t l.r ; 1 . 1 >• r .\ t;..#,.'.,it : mar.y T.gr..r.jc t r r r . - , 1 - u . —« . i . liOTili ' U l t r r . J r : i :. . i j t j r r r j i... . In l . i ; > ( ix y 17 l . i r tti* u n .t* ■ i r - i o m III', Oilli fsotMloti, M u r u>n I*, liwli'tiriid **f Hu' A * »ociat*’.| I’ m * »l»n w n . i l l . n c r r r illteil f o r tnkinil " n n n c t h r pui t In thp (ir r m s tu rp r e l p u . r u f .» n r w i »tor>'” u d o r t i e r a l to r r t u r n Ip th e U n it n l S U i li 1*. hut w o * C r o n l n l nn r i l r n u l o n bcyn m l May 17 b y llrjjt ( i f n . F r n n k A l i m , Jr., c h i e f o f puhlir r e l n t i o i u w -u cyi ie*jK>fn!«tltt ill tlitr K u m * penn then ter rim in g the m v e* li gntimi In f j i ii *e Kennedy** di*< notch fm**cd thrnujch the I*nnd«m tiureiiu of the A ^ i o f u i l r d R re* *). A lle n n«»tnl in ;t utmtcnitmt thnt " t h e AwiMfiiitMl Preww hn* pub lihtieij iti pMtfuund le g r e t * f*tr 111wt m h ii 11dii of the *t»i! y in ud* entice of U k u u t h c i m n l i o n " “ W ith lfl!» i 'f lu ll*m ent," Allen kjtiii, " t i n * r e g r e t t a b le incident »* Uudehroit it ill a nh jmritmonfn nm) is pot et|K-cU'i| to he dm f.ilfl •’ S la in *4l*pei*di*il 71- .1 c onsidere d u« cloned by s u p r e m e f.e- .dquar terra ;r.;J. i I n il* j w| i r ; ; , v r*f J , .***=4 1 J I fit J . "*'•*. -. f • S I M l . 1 y f ll Us. j *' \i V I 4*lif • It-lli #* I . I f 11 MI Ui« •unii« r I lint ^ i i .u I rni f.rtriiMi t . l»* 141 y (jut >’ imil l o f m ini'll S l i g h t (Mils I iic fein t HUM l f 1 inlv.iiirr th u ! • interfiled in 1J0 it I nm f u l K re* port i i Mr for (he arlinti o f M m inn (•uiiebfo*l in IhM m a t t e r , a hr ftrtwl miller m y i*mlnirli«ti!* Th«* t e x t of I h r n11 •-t I'liit* h«-to I q u ar te rn M n t r m r h f '*J hVenlitfnt ion **l |Millicit um l riBriMin inn ioii it r it ri'U-n*r o f t lu­ ll l o r y o f the unromfitlorml « y r t e n d r r o f G e r m a n fo r c e * * Ml ten by E d w a r d K e n n e d y hit* lieen roni TIio Red Array: How It Differs F r o m American Kussian .Strength Is In Infantry Power Not In Equipment pitted. Our purchases of War Bonds backed our Armed Forces in the defeat of Germany. I We will ou r Forces in the defeat of Japan by p u r c h a s i n g M O R E War Bonds. "The follow m u iielton* have been ta k e n i»» 11 n*null of th e in ve»ti*'tttion Mint on the nutH**rit\ *1 f the trupfeme t otniniAlidf r “ W ar C.’n r i o p f i n d e M E i lw u r d K entierly o f the A « ? m aijilrd l*re>* hn viiur delibei n t e l v \ to tale d .1 U.liHt r e f o i v j l in him liv pie i n n t o r r ly iWe;t*<tfU* t h m u e b «i» nut It or i f e d H m n m d * and d elib e i life I>' AV«»tffilt|r •tlillllM \ * eiiMif 1 h l ■' ci iii’ Mh utory 1 4*iirerintiy w l m h to wjih p ledged hi • I ' n m , l* di ju'CI i d i l e d 11 f i«I iiiije red In t e l o i o hi l lie I *id le d S i »!•**» 1 " Wnr I o r n -inoiih iii Mm ( hii i * t <illd ellf«w| (if till’ A*<om mti 1 1 |*| i’* h av in g ta ke n a n n e li v r fo n t in I the p r e m a t u r e rtdeii.*ii *d it new ■ s t o r y Ihrouirh i u ih u II hm u r d r h a n J nets, th u * v i o l a t i n g e i i * ( t i i g mill j tar** r e n a o r s h ip r e g u la tio n * I dnuircreitited an d ord ered to m | turn to the U n ited S t a te * j "W ar ('arreap-fiiidrnl ll n b e t i Rim n r lie of the Arsmriiiteil 1’ t *•*•j who w t u minpcndrd. lot* -bet*** i u I 111 will ted "T he A * vh i« h 'il I’ m v . hi i 1 •Ihi l .l ii' it it* JO m fi mi hi I M 1‘ M-' 4 i ' l l 11iv| f ml 1 i T fire ' hi , i1 1 a nee of ll • .* *» in >1 •1 >1 , f' Il I YV ilh t i n . <1 it* 0.1 10 il»» •. i p i I ta b le ineideiil »- mi i« > 1 a * eto* e*t by sopr I'oie h»-ii> , ipiJf f le t m lU'for* he Mis 1**ii itutn «»I•1 1In* Ifttii i f ii tot y 11 j* 11 o .m i i I i ' i 1‘ ii't 1 o 1>» Mg'M l*i**l b eg u n in |lf»’ Will l(. wl III!)'if (J. 111lr (■ -1 foil 1 I f N2, P \ Q2, R2, B2, now valid, Jun* 21. Rationing rules now raexplrs June 30: T2. U2. V2. W ’ I fju lr r th.-.t * v e h c s t o w n t r w r it* RATIONING r.:? i. CALENDAR erpire A b fu tt 71 i i L A j ' i A N il i A i R»d itampi ah. 7.5. A 2, HC2. 1)2, now valid, «i| iiir June E2, F2. (32V I i 2. J2. now valul. espire J use 30; K2, 1.2, M2, *\2 1*2. now valid, cipirc July 31. Q2. P2, 82, T2, U2. now valid, expire Ai'irust 31. H l'd A K Stlijsr stamp No 36 expire* J u n e *2 ; Suifitr xlsn ip No t*> e x p i r e s Aiirrust 31 PROCESSED FOODS Blue stamps ilS, J2. K2. 1. M2, now valid, expire June rla tf .! tv i.m i.t.g t x ii r ii . tour f.rr-r.iti'it to •‘ I'i'lyliiit fur tin- I x i a n i when nil jiaiuwmifer c a r (atolii i> ratlnnt. A.16 coupons wilid throuir Potatoes s it* 29c Colory *ht 12Wc Cailtoralo Suskiit Lomons ^ 11c Fancy Cahfotnlo Carrots Q u antity Bights Hosorved i»cH * 9c Prices Good Thru Saturday, M ay 19 Sweet Tasty Cuban Apples 2 ib* 25c PINEAPPLES Oeccgta Oiwea i ,,,. UusMiiii s i r c o - o p e r a t i o n i* ii v i . .iiml lo r ce s di d not .1 to lo o k th e hlrtltii* fkswer V .ii i ii .in and Ih ilM h pfft»rl«. • i *i ft.*it'111 (hut «li »piti? (hi*” it i'll ii ini'* tin* Itrd ■. i ab le t«* c uv pr it .i|*h i*» i »i «iv «* w ith the i thui Niiurirujt f o r e * * a r r it* ■ mo I*»« on On* (jffi»nsivr. i.ntfi proiHirOon o f Huni* ouml traii«i*ort* arr • 'I m i a h i b i s ih p n r t k 'ii la r ly tr* o t i i fa n lt v tlivMinm. i « . N t i i H wirvngth In rnovinjc i I ill-fillltl'K I111n luu’ ii hi . i * ii* luting m f m i t r y anil *l*t•kv hi r u n g c m e n u . T h e hvi- o ff t h f larul, am t i ItH hUP- Cabbage b 3c Fancy Call!. ( W h ile They Last! Cauliflower it 21c Fresh aiaok Fye* Peas lb 19c N ew Hastings nosldo Crook Neck Squash ^ 5c Tesaa Yellow C a lifo rn ia English Onions 5 w>» 27c Fancy N. C. pound Yams 4 ib* 29c IT I’ a u 1 0 1 hr 11 > U. ml I Ilf \di JEWEL no 2 cans \ in*'.r it-lift fun t* In tit** G d w d ib ifig Swihs Famous N o w 5 Pis Per Canl Standard Cut Green -it !»•*• illviPlon m il* l he '.si! t <1 whiil U l a k e * (41 r l ' i h fif 4'|M»fniefarice **ii[*ii»k and a u t o I jt|.Mii* Milb (he th ItiiHniiiiiH use f mall in* in (dare o f the ,i!i^ dm tfiiyerft which 1 1writ to i n f a n t r y d» Fancy Tomato 46-oz can hand ' J'Cuikfbln* fl l i Ail M« u to I he Profit . : 1j.11 Iruirt Hi. 1 . inn ''.it * rniitpttiriyr* »nd other 1 Hif.-i. -tuff* uiv much •it-> loan Amotiruii or Jtrlt t., ,.1. .in h' k noil cum m tinten i.uf'ii iimri' nkvlrtiy L * 1 iiiua. hail- >nid they ■ii* • 11 .1 1•-•1 I.v the !tu»«inn» Iw*it -• 'i > v wi’n* iivi'rwhidmvd hy ini'ii .u'.l 1jmk* ni cnlicnl rrninln. with On infantry attacking rc* vuihi' -f lux xt * Ruxaian offlr i'i« ul-.. x«v they fci'l that the "►pirn” ul the army liad moro to ih' nuh ilefcating Ih* Urrmilta than •-iinnnu'iil "lit lltjxxinii Army irrn thu* lut 11 thr move look* like a inifi t'i|.'V lamp, with xoldiera tuii't'” 1 nil miming board* of « u|0 pi -t 1 111 x iliapofl over the li-mb'i. .uni lying on wagom Bui 1 v •• there It ea»v t« underxlami how lit I he he Vila v of the Luftwaffe G er­ man plain** were able to (car Rua> *ian tupply line* to piece*, but when ihr Red Army f o t eir »Uperinrily t hie va*t m m Ju»t xtnrtril roiling mil never xtopped. The Ku*xian« did not m e any Cnh plane* along the Elbe to dfrecl artillery fire, and it w »* not *• arrorale a* Ihe American fire. Rel> nn Ground Obeervere The liu**lan* appeared ,lo dein ml xolelv on ground ebagrfffira to direct liielr nitillerv and m or­ tar f u e In the final iratlle at 7'angermueiide both were extieniely xpotty againat eBay tar- KEEP 'EM GROWING... to holp food our fighters Every pound of fresh vegetables you gat from your Victory Garden this year will mean a pound of other food re­ leased for our fighting men — and it will mean better meala for you, at lcsn coat- -Let'a keep up every - vftnl w a r effort — buying bonds, giving bloocL ■ticking with war jobs — until full Vic? tory l That way we can all doubly enjoy the great land we've fought for. 1 " Oho IMlig fit * *wTttch’ 'di,* Uu»-" sbn* um far superior to the Seminole Tire Shop TIIE ONE STOP STATION GREAT DAYS ARE COMING for Uavohn by highway I 'Round the bend pf thb road — the grim road of -war — America's fine highways will one day Ye-introduce Americana to the land they have fought for so vali­ antly. Florida Motor Lines ia doing a full-time war job along Florida's high­ ways-— but it ia also planning finer, faster service, more modem and com­ fortable terminals, new carefree toura for you — in the good days to come. (iAS 1 . x OIL -M.mmiCATTON A f- .«,i," , UNION tus STATION • N. L i l t ST. AT M0 AVI • THOn I 3 4445 MIAMI SUCH IDS DlfOT • MS WASMI»40TOM AY«. • FM0NS H S U TIRES . SANBORN co F F 3 201 N. Paris Are. IH. Floua 10 ibi H Ii C O fo b am Crackers ib i.m htr u i O a c k e r * lb Juics Q' U m J i t HUcwd Beets i6-oz Io n ia Polio C i. Stylo Corn Besmoid PineappU No2 Vila r <u>dm Crop#trail Marmalade ib Preserves Slarch Piliibury’i Beat Enriched pi«b M*a) & Gilt* Eelbeck u/vib Velvo Coffee 2 ib# H*OoL BARGAIN OF THE WEEK! Clorox 17c 29c Freah Ground Pork & Beel Oil 29c 52c Siiabrtia Cleanser. Cw» „5c CftOMY WkUe MEAT LOAF 1* fillets' ~Tb Snowdrift n> 24c Whole Split Indi a O ran ge Pekoe Tea Va. (tod Fla ASTOR 4-o* Pkg 23c Sauer't V A N ILLA Battle 12c Whole Trimmed Pork Nvrtham Whiting Mackerel >b 31c Croakers ib 19c PhUa. Cteow Cheese 3o* 10c Ready To Cook S< uuage Skin» ib I Quollty Pur* Lard ib ctn Juiov SUs Im An | Cold lUngen's Potk Sag m Meats Wieners ib 29c ib Ofciatry Style B t# Brand Meat ib Bunoylonti PnitlBli Un< Sausage ib 3 9 c uaoiQia SBO ito SEA^ COVERS ACCESSORIES MUFFLERS TAILPIPES INSTALLED f* Mail * Aupl* BATTERIES ^ FAST SLOW RECHARGING WASHING POLISHING WAXING *u i.- JUiv**i Wii.j* H at Hi-Ho ' TUBES sn .nfl’ i.p t'.ti.ihinij twnrrl rati-l t# noddo i IM i ic ii xr.d ... i..- fS ::e;:ieT l »1 .i . ,-wfj to r.ira New n a l M l l w V iOk ' nil* fui III I i■ . : r.' ■ r .^ m b ri Americana and British it the art I’ lnttr tun's grea* m i l i t a r y lmof camoulflaae. One could walk | o r f. i iu — is derived f r o m its use right over a tank before seeing *»> the i l e c t r o i l c s i n d u s t r y . it. This perfection probably date* from the days whan the Red Air Force was inferior to the M uir than 1,000 S a lv a t i o n German and the chief protection A n u v loobilo cnule eiis a r e Ilow L J | SH O ES from the aky was in hiding. Airplane stamps No, 1, N o .-2, s e r v i c e N tirou gho u t \ h e woiJ*l. This trait ia ahown from the No. 3 now Komi. FIT El. Oil. artillery rish t down to the in­ Periods I, 2. 3. 1. f* valid for fantry. The Americans, "who since Thousands o f years ago. the landing In Normandy always an- 10 fpiilnns each. Egyptians knew the nra of miC A 8 Q L IN K Joyed air auperlorfty were much mnulutmg yarns with needles. ■ more earless In this res pee t. l*\ vk hat hu * lu*cn * e e n o f f I N ' T f k N \ 1 I! » \ Al , t “.•:*! I vri LU X W as* W hb* ToUet M«d lQc Lgt. 23C 3 Botter Six W a y a Soap Cakw 20c Tha Flarar 8a rm LXUC SPR Y Flakes SWAN Bag- 46C10c �i D a n f o r t ! S ir r a lit I f w* wl*h Id be fre *i If we w(jh U prrsrrv* la violate IHom tneallauble prlwll e m for which * r her* been h lo a f con­ tending— we n in l fifh tl —rA T R K 'K B lflB T . E.s(ablh*hed I'JOH VOLUME X X X V I 3 A N IN D E PE N D E N T N EW SPAPE R SANFORD, FRIDAY, MAY F L O R ID A . 1", I1M5 )M Ik* • » wot* wlltmtk* Sipti I p rettftlT * kiwi* f.r IWlb katafe*. Star) ■ t i l l M r. ^ ************ s ~ .Member Anxocintcd 1‘ rcsn m miier r:o. i * U.S. Zone Of * Occupation Given France Dismal End To A Mad Dream CityPlanning American Fleet Movements Group Reports On City Needs In Far Pacific W orry Japs ®Fritz Kuhn, Former German American Bund Leader. Is Ordered Deported Swimming Pool, Hos­ pital And Sewage Disposal S y s t e m Among Suggestions ■Br *a»a»aai»e f f » w ' The City I’lannlng Committee header! by Lea 1/fiher aa chair­ man submitted ita report at a meeting of the City Commiiiion last night, calling for tha con­ struction of public reit rooms, storm sewers in Georgetown*, a trailer park, speakers1 stand fn Central Bark, and plana fo r a swimming pool, hospital, nurae* home, and a sewage disposal system, and making a number of other recommendatlona. The City (Manning Committee was created by the City Commlasiou in June, 11*4-4. for tha pur­ pose of getting advice and ouggeations from u citixena com­ mittee on plans for the future of the city and Is composed of W.A. Lcfflcr, J.l* Ingley, R.L. Cornell. A.E. Yowell, S.K, Doudney, till. Culcinan. 11.W . Ruprecht and W.A, Leavitt, in addi­ tion to Mr l^-ashcr as chairman, | The Committee’s report In full is as follow* "M r Mayor and Members of the 1 Itv Commission: i As chairman of the I Ity I Ianrung (o iiilirltl.e 1 wish to make #« rt i««rt on it* A d D lllfi for lo t I1*** llioillhi 1 Hy y.iwr MfUim this com­ mitted vnm tTeaU-il 111 June 1944. VS ith tin particular gulr|e g f o lot r it** print dure, tht* €t»« i ip ui- it* «lutiea with irt -iunicml ri v ic improvements mid Ixttrrm otiU fur the citlicm <if thin community. In all our recoinrnciulittiotiA U* vou, it has Ih*<?ii our endeiror to 111 swain only tlm»e project* which » c c(inf hirnt Iv believed reason aide, neeeaaiiry, timely ami within l I u It Mn II r li UN I'M9 * 1 a r e a l President Truman told to­ day the French Foreign Minister that the United ^States is willing to relinquish to France part of the Ameri­ can Zone of occupation in Gormnny. The President, af­ ter a conference with Min­ i s t e r George Didault, said details of the relinquishment" have already conveyed informal­ ly to the French government and arc now fn the proceaa of being formal! aad. ^ "H e tald the UAJ. appreciated • t h o part which Franco "Should p la y " in le ttlin f the question* o f world intereit. Former Ucrman-Amorlcan Bund I-eadcr F r iti Kuhn haa been or­ dered deported to Gwrmany aa an jwumlrslrablc allien, thw Justice I>e'*partm enl announced. The order wan iiaued by the Board of Im ­ migration Appeals. A native o f Munich, he urn convicted In 1939 of larceny and forgery involving bund funds ^ He will he placed on s lx>at at a time to lie determined by Am rnuui military authorities in Germany, the Justice Department said. Lieut, Col. Otto Skormry and a picked gang of N a il assassin* (•plotted last winter to kill lien-' em l Klaenhower. Allied Head­ quarters announced today Skoricny, now captured, and his group kept the entire Western Front on the slert for months. . A l^rmlon dlsnatc-h from l.uen*• berg retorted Himmler ha* been traced, and aaid the British Sec­ ond Anny could taVce him Into custody arrytima. Thw driving fore* U b*hlnd thw lot to aaaaatinaU General Likenplot was Lieut. Q fir UH> Shaw ^ reny, :i5-yrar-ohi Austrian hetcA- iV ^ • trwnn for Hlmmlar. Ill* picked gang uf assassins kept the whola western front in a stnte of slrrt for months lust winter during and after the A r £ d r n n c * battle, for the group had the mission o f assassinating E ls­ enhower. Previously, Skoraeny had won Himmler's attention by planning and carrying out the hidnap-reacua of llenltn Mussolini. Ilf ulio 3 was credited with kidnaping Adm. Horlhy during the Hungarian crisis L'ntil yesterday. Kkorirny wa» ItufellsHM *»*. ra g * T b ttf) # Lieut. Volie Williams Sends Photo Paper i A pictorial aufplement o f tha ' Sixth Arm y N’ *w», aant from the Philippine* by Lieut. Voile W il0 liam i to the Sanford Herald, give* tome interesting view* tak­ en bv the Signet Corpa on the lalanrls. Shown nre battle ecencs end landing operations, a picture of Gen.. Walter Krueger, shot* _ , lirn stiota of or C la bargaining at markets for to ; ® Gla delicacies, boating In dug food dellcacls with native out*, "rug CutUng" ,—_ girls at a dance, also views of native* and Spanish type church­ es. 'Jl H e ' also VneToaed ‘ two U &' [xso “ nates, and one five peso-Toole, almost exactly tha asms sice aa United States bills, and bearing the Imprint "The Japanese G ov­ ernment." Lieut. WJUIama. the son of Mr. # and Mr*. Voile Willlama of Banford. haa been on duty in tha PhUIpplnea as an A rm y pilot ■Inca laat October, served with the Third A ir Commando Group ami la now a ' personal pilot fo r ^ Gen. Krueger. Police Investigate Automobile Thefts V• - An outbreak o f automobile stealing, with U r * later balng found abandoned, is bciqgllnyeetL. gated by police. ■ A 1M1 Chrysler Sedan, the pro­ perty o f W.E. Klrchhoff J r« Wae _ found yeaterday morning stuck p i in the Land near the Crows Paper Company. It had ben re­ ported by J-S. Perry manager of Ibo Hotel hUyfalr. thet the, ear had been stolen Wednesday evert­ ing from In f n » l of the hoteL Evan taxis are not exempt from Carrel! ro­ ly that £ & to i< hi* taxicab had been stolen from . Sanford Av*no* and Third Street Ha later reported finding. It oc W a n t Twelfth A bicycle later found lonviUe Avei fourth and Twenty-fifth Marines Burn Out Jap Snipers In City Of Naha Russia Is Reported As Planning To En­ ter War On Japan; Jap Cruiser Sunk | if> A*«nr 1*t#<a FffWil Tnkyti in worried over American fleet movements today while the British rejrorled tho dee|M\Ht slashes yet made in the campaign In regain Singapore. Tho Ni|ainese broadcast warned that a powerful Allied,fleet leaving the Mariannas In­ land* “ requires rigid watch- MOVING PAST A BURNING l i t ' I LD lN li, FnI MkIs KH! MHr tPi * kIT p » wlinrp rD 1 mit frir sniper* Tin- Narik, vef tire luriue afire in riieir el •it Em flu O, i l,r liivinw ftUU kwrflfp f r" 111 t Cla y! lllrr „hjrh |hr Ir ., |. , . »; .!»•*?*» ■ •*. \ hi.„ >>. si *rt| Hit . », » * ThcY fnilowml •?» th«* v*4»kr «if t<«>tb*•* that #n»,t *i .I f ♦ . i.. I* f kfh* If 4' i 1 flatloi.ai >f*..n«lphfit4» » ~ p —------------- — ------------- — | i | ‘ditto’s:**arm Labor Is Warned Against Misuse Of Gas in# 1 <inrfiin amiourufii that British n a t * hips a Nil pin nr* sank a Japsnaar vrutfivr Wn Inr ml ay in tho Mulatto Strait. I TO mi If a northwrit >*f Singapore A llifd airmen ih Mc-I tht* Andaman Islands* guarding the seaway Ui Slnga* porr, and also the Hi ngkokSingiipofi* riiilwriiv m the nar­ row* wt fM int vi tho Malay pontItAllU, t Irnti.lfking reported a northern wjuif Julian'* «t*«»rtnr drive to* w -ii>! I' s « tr Cfipe mi ( higkiang ,n •rhlr.il f hum fvtihllg up a A thr I. ni” t•' than I 1*.- % pi—•r • w* nuiic llanraf • l||i I ti « * df k * i <>k iiuiw ■ anti .ifi ui kip wlikigtnent M i h. • f «i 0, fen! iw hi 0 far o ff 11* Ji'ufiw. ii'ulin o tfd British >»*11n(*r .1 11■* |■-■*0 * T'brtf I Dr. Dame Reports Heroic Action On Increase In Rabies Among Local Dogs U .S. Carrier Gets (Vili„K Prices On Ship Back To Pori Meat To Be Frozen uuittn For Six Months iSii’ ,i that m e fu-l tin mil <■ieH.se during 11 1 -sIrrnm siI itrain uf war tit < hf»> Ik i’ll u tNi. i 11N Mar 1M, (/7>m»i n lid*) Incn i i i k«hii*» thydi uf f uiigrcs* *aid today. M.mbti phuLlaJ in tMiUt «i«ig« and I (in’ i •<!%it niiu ti U likely ti» / le t Ui insnA,’*' Wlltcfc 1N , Inland H tell ladli.iif jirUffs on maat for at Pam»c c director of the Hcmirmlt ^ r H tf — -«■- * 1en*f 'Tiontb* . I With the labor call from tin i oui tl> lliiilth l'rdt fn th< Mu1 James W Rockier S-Zc has IT A IU. J U U IK ’ K 1 In (m u r •t ilintf lii'r ii- r « bee ifianterl n week'* leave from no n il fui farm a <irkrr» di*»cr H-rij hue nf fiin hijllrtim, the S< min f hit Hug from n iriiii y - m moot 11 notn r of In Ihr Sanford Naval Air tftation hy Count \ Agtmt f H liftWhim as ' id*- f hlcf t n. fust ' eon,,i t- rhi ar i«i Inner cash I •%m r lull It * o " a%T wlf*'sislj ahead ■itnl with Mr* hucklcr l* visilitt^- **I* r ri f i*. hr ha a t au111 *tx**i1 wnr k foil*- ■■ill y *i.l miles f » *>n pt Iren tlrscrlinwt an life keyrrs hum in si kfiMHg north on "uii- dll'll it lior rlhlr <ii •-1' *i* \ i**«om a frirmis ami reialivm i,r llalli i ID* tnuuhiei .SMOKE KIKES SLO W LY from the gulled trou.e (lo p ) overlooking 1 •uir *■ f h rev limped program W* IIf ill MHO** lisvi* |m'I" i f I’piH 1•"11 Ml a y tht.nriurd g um >11ne inine, MU. I he I S iiii rraf l '.n m i init -If lifted bv War Mobilisation Ilorrhteag*drn where Ailnlf H iller ust-rl to hnrungue bi« v h iiin * ________ Several ia m a of Di Ia tviH' had othi'i it ale s from Nil- dU «.i.* I III iilid -rl off otii 'I Hiiw into «ubpri»klou Little remained wflei ll.\F l.ntnlx-r* hmi plu.letoil It b m rto i I i ed M \ insuii and hi- -slated g fra l t'piMKirs of In top ju lm Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Whehhrl , r« " nl,> l'- , " r««JTte.l to bin. he A ith An n y Y»nk (center) ilgpds on the window *ill m the »p*riou» ..Ihtf(ioveininent offictali to "Rabies havr a*?*«in In'ro re ftihioceived word from their ron. | f * 1 '* ye»trr.l«v of worker, motor In thr n rit 10 hi‘U(s living room ,hortly nfter our force* hurl captured the ex-Fue'nrtr'i received ported among the •»» I (Hi hit n *»f r*|ib*Mv »■ ninl fit itft; 1►leak the grow ing meat shortage C Whelchcl, Jr to ' north without ()!>T or Ul’ A Hugh . . . v retreat. A search o f the e*t«bli»hmrrit diaclooerl * tlentl (letman of- h e ten«i ldiii'k innrVet KMlh'tf nf itV1Jl11*• rm*la*on Doin here No ai» <•f'iir g tn," hr pm iii I* d • it * Theit thoUktaliiL Hcer (tKittom), irlentlfle.! a* (Jen. Kustner, who littrl taken (ns own day Mtating that h« v aa confined ^rtivnl Hhi i srihf ln*% i minute ehanges, CMrinrfir* »r» living fimod -l op gam dine nations wmiM m 1 ...... h T J l J * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * tel' f i f 1 1 life after KS troop* had get fire to lire Itutirinu* hnlemil Signal to * hospital anil recovering from f Ivr pfitgfam up- reported hy Irgfs i il ing Bjgo* of hiivti * died e given k < % hi* of fit * ■ m Lehalf, F t* -(♦‘Hlllv* 1 h« < ut f u*i wounds sustained on Apr. 1* in Corp* phot.1 at top. (international I _____ ____________________ UitofM vkoulil Include these other H wnlIhu«4 Dm I'agi Thttri Hum l Hilt nf rlifttml Ail in k' ' r frii J ut|•H dlACiiar Sever nt v« <<i •> «g Leipng, Germany. 1* »•f in imIui mg irii’nhm fottitla uf fit ing *|l« +i ■t *» , liHiii aHh»’ if «**»**•( 1 \ -• rtrs to t ii Mtidit'd weight f t ••rn r iihiiM in •) • * Mr AtnJ Mr* tivorgr I>evti) h • r .at.'* f live* I tattle u tt* j e f«» k hnh ' i > thu I t fn lluford, K l arrirrd Tue*<i») " "«• I **11 - i ■* •-oii-i •? ' hold rut tie p' "t «*vu*d ft o mmt1 i A)|9 nMm hn. • ' ■Sanfiirrl f «>r * brief visit wr<h f rt‘<i 1is »r r »l they develop II fsai n»»I been - ' 1 i Its Sip dive Ihvm her . 11 i.pi in friends A former .Sai.foni inn t lit., pi tint1 hc« f . f ! In "finish off No .1 U pi* The* M-rirs iif rntrir.- hjkI rt*k> Labi tshad te hcth«‘ i • i» chant, Mr llrclch operate. Hr 1 \ i iMjakrement that all rattle a wild dog or (aim dog c m iiu ' But she escaped and finally , woith $ 1t lit hundretl Ihi itdd di* bault Inn at Uuforti, which in bcric» i»f (hr .Seminole High Anyway, this grt* u w down to School lunrh r«H»m ilurlntr (he pn»t trt to reached an Annin an dudes under one root, two acre, notly tu elaughtenrik; planU, In­ hating have hi?i hurl* rrpni e< “ oin of amusement*. Including bowling, four w»rkji hai* been mj|v«mI by the fact that vst an tended to keep n supply of gocnl m rnfttd 9 (il«trmir *»f tt unntnd >»n nr rest mol «iirnU»ltm of ^oill for > tight I valirsi'e"* and tn get ready i skating and dancing. iiienl miivuig In market. tha robbf*rim by VViIliathh. ford. Several rhddiioi ami om* her ftii-mies again Non < nNtrrt‘ ?*sitirial sourres con* ndo11 hav e In r n hiili-n f ’-«»itlv nt^ro, mho up to April 1 'Am * 772 'Ira I •»■ *( mi Sanford Lodge N « un (i•-•j with the planning job sahl hfr*’ , Upon mv. Ki igat <..< ti h*< I The Navy I»\i(ih d m W.tei A. M. wilt hold a special meet nn nfttpluyr* nl th« lunth room, th** progiam o’dbne.1 wai the one /-i— » l the ' According t«. I’olire t hief Roy (i Inrr h found that «* h’li^t ( hi ••*• of ingtMd that ihr iep.nr ing tonight at M (jO o'clock j llllr-t lit t •■i.-l.i* f »*t liafk, Put NO thr***? bil^s wart* t*v mat! d *gluring done at tin H r klvli, ' k! ,1 n f (I r rl A llo n H M,,0,,lc l , all for the purtm*r ..f ( William* final .......... . •m the Mihsidy pro.><111 I o r a A lie n a ronf , rrtng the K n lem l Appnn Officer* ( < hetlrmhdUK'li * r,'i ' The licadix <if t«n <log» .\rr> iih V) ) a rd. aid in ok» 1h r J, 0. ^rnith fodtiy coin pit sent to the slat*’ !nl-■■ratnr v (--i • nf»na3tie* ini m l •1 P'T-Wl 11 d> ted ■— “ " } tic* degree. 1hr new VmvHi pnigrttm cxillMgliusii slid ludjipr*»vrd p"-i men ted b> i lusf VVillimng in »nlv Finn rh'lrgate* uf Campbell 1 — —, -----t hal* IMU riiL»nmg nnri «r,"fv Clydu Ramsey, gi'crntary uf th* ■Lir ih'i l*s| l»#fo i* the end of this Htvaval **tln*i d*-gv» th ing thr t * *r 1’hry first ■pifIfl tivi> Hanford Lion* Club for■i the pa* past I»* * m g l*n«t fi3 of thf Amen a • «4 iprol.al-!1y a ill si i sp tittleh of ir nils w«*rr atr|( with soon ,nipNut> «■f up thr tirgiM on suRpirinn Thurt i lovy succrrdcd J. E. iluw y**r, tuday I ram run le^'inri ailcjidrd thr KlAtra I" point meat p"ln v tssiratj jtv day morn mg. ihtn got n »ranh r ah iri have t»cen Mllad ami noi <rf The American “ Kling i,ion" uf thu <n t unvrntinn land as "K einl ivti d ago, |he 10 point p ro ­ warrant to explore his home r e(»«jr tad to us until ton Inti nnlistiun at it* meeting at tho legion which closer! It* three rn ia ganiiatiun gram fnded lo break thr oeof They found some raimrij gnndh to send the luted* tiff fti joith Celery City :ity Restaurant. He wo* dar streamlined session at the shoitngi uml ( apitok Hill heard, _________ __ ^log__ _ the luor hren San Juan lintel Thursday evcinstalled by District Deputy Gov Equippc<I perfectly for a three and k Imra jars <if rlcr anti brariH itiatancva -ornr cattlemen complained that It ernor 11, o f llaytoui UayUiua nlag -at .< -U0 IJ, ilJ l. X K. Johnson. Johnson .of - . peini Hand in * U.-tea five week*’ bat Jiail been stolen ftmn the kill til by ahuuUng mlu the In Mill» forced them tu thke losses on thalr Reach, who (rolnted out that San The delegntci were: Poat Com- old Ancona h«n.wdne property of uneh room, and must important, i with s)hot guna. This mutilates sdnc'k (C.nlmute *n Wag* Eight) ford Llona had started somathing Mrs. I-oulse Rourke of Box 1155 a bunch of school keys that hed them » o until they ran hot to' P f u is ii fo r Uir Part 'Uht? Liuilrs V 111son. War KihmJ Administra­ enahlerl the negro to enter the examined. new by naming their president, on the Country Road. itru takinii In f u r l h a i m « Un* tor Marvin Junes representative! # \A "K ing IJnn". MFor jrcara ami yrars it lm> Thg hen. which waa hatched at building at will, bfindi nf thr Till War Loan of the n l*A , < orntiHMlity Credit Tha ufflcrre were sent <m their been advertised to thr puhlir and Other offlctri installed were: Mrs. R ou rW s poultry farm. Has Corps-, and other (Jovernmcnt ueit by the fact that Janitor teught tu irullvhlunU not to kill d r i v e w a s to day rKprea*i*d by 1< two well developed legs and fret Henry W itte as a vice president, D. Stevens saw the negro the animal. I f tlu* animal is ward K. Lam?, p u b lir fty lirertu! aunu'ir, eonrerned with meet *upin the usual places and a smaller also John Schlrard (not present). idief Irrive been working on the rowllng about th* school build auMjpcctrd of luiving rallies, nr it t»f the d r iv e E. 8. McCall was Inetalled as lag and foot midway about two e "The Ladles arr certainly do new meat program for more than ng at 7:30 o’clock Tueaday morn the animal bite's one without The Salvation Arm y post lacks Inches toward th* rear of the secretary, W. 0. Livingston as 7thwli a week. Ing. Th* negro who when hr provocative cauac, it should he I rk their i)art on this treasurer (second term ) LHck Els- 1095 of reaching ita budget goal "fuselage.” D riv e/* said M r l.ane. The ceiling price regulation R. T. Hunt, operator o f Hunt’* worked at the school waa known chained or shut up in n tight Lr>an berry aa "toll twister", a unique o f |3,500, and to date the sum office which consists o f the dutloa o f $3,806 has been .raised, It Tuxedo Feed Store, to whom Mrs. as Willie Jeff, has been turned • tall or box. I f the animal has "and to see how faithful they air would require that the Govern­ o f administering l * flnaa to err­ waa announced by Major Allan Rourke loaned the freak hen, was oveo*to Assistant State Attorney rabies II will become plainly dia­ working, should make the man ment hereafter give »)x month* ing or tardy members, and J. N- 6. Whorlon at a recent meeting of the opinion that tha mother Gtoree A. DeCotles for prosecu- gnostic within a few days and realise that they have « blic job notice oT intention to shift prices to dlo In order to put this drive at any level o f meat marketing swuevii •Jr, >S, 1(now «WW up north on a o f the Salvation Arm y Board hen which hatched the chick must llo n g Robson die wfthtn ten days. These signs from sltrek ranges to the butcher buying trip) aa “ Lion tamer''. called by K. E. Kipp, chairman. have got the idea of the "three give anyone time to start and over. " D o n ' t thin # because tie r rn a n y counter*. Th* latter haa has the office o f we) It was decided to open tho point landing apparatus" by rea­ lake the treatment. Only In h a s s u r r e n d e re d that yo u «bould Apparently dropped from the coming guests end keeping track Red Shield Club with Mr*. Nancy son of watching the planes from coralh rases where tha animal is large s to p li u flliK bomla,** he »<lv|se<l new program I* a suggestion fo r o f club properties. Brock again In charge, -aa soon the Hanford Naval A ir Station and vicious should it l>e killed " N o w is the time to b u y to J fixing quotas, tt. the big cattle Lien John Ivey, chairman o f aa school closes, for tho duration sail overhead. Even then, these dogs may he help ^ U a fe a t the J a p a an d ill# market*, allocating live- cattle Edward F. realtoi-, said, _ jT A L L A jM 8 B E K ,- M * y 11. ((F) SBat Up with little danger. ' in* committee", fo r tho of the vacation seaaon. m o re tw ndi you buy an d the from the range lo certain mar­ tha hen when — Home bill 338 Introduced by N ed ~ ITIIIIMli fUJtl' «m lth , ‘ W chairman IM41I »»irni| -or^Jre VI —PII* t b i t he wmi! collection* fo r —United “ Tha City o f Hanford i* now quicker you buy them , th e sooner fond Seminole County Repreeentativr* ket area* Cattlemen objected that Nations Relief, told o f Ola “ te r Nominating Committee announc­ it la full alas, as he la va f "drum* ticLa" and wouTd Ilk* M. B. Smith and U B. Mann, calling for treatment of nil dog* your boy or your llU»b*l»l or yinrr they could nut split up their ed that the following officers i dosen Lion* 1 with the preventive. Thi* pu- brother will come home to you. ire* at one m eal. shipment.* among m arkiti and were selected fo r the coming . ______sack clothes dor volunteered became a law yciteruay without ventfv# la good In aliout HfJ per­ could not risk sending beef to ed fo r shipment. They tolled un year: R. E, Kipp, chairman; K. - County Agent C. R. Dawson th* Governor’! algnaturo. The cent o f caaca, thus eliminating Buy lhal Irond today." During Iho week of May cam* forward with a more adin, midnight at th* former Austin Smith, vie* chairman; C. lew prohibit* horaea, **»«*, rau|ai, danger to that extent All dogs through May 12, the following market only lo find that market already at a quota celling and Un. tlflc explanation of the hen'* cattle, awlne, aheep, goat* and worth J. C. pmney Store, and then got C. McBride, treasurer; keeping are worth the. lad lea of the Seminole triple landing gear by atating High only a third of an ostlm.led *5,- Julius Dingfelder, secretary. other grating animal* to grate ■mall expenditure of having them School P T A aerved at tho bond unable to buy. up that "the genes got mixed 000 pounds of shoes and cloth­ The following new . members :he it large In precinct* alx and protected. But do not kill aua- selling booth at YowelU* Store: ing packed. He asked for more wore sleeted to serve on the fortillied ." •even, embracing th* Oenava- poeted doga. Report them to the Mr*. W .A. Morrlion, M n . A.C. volunteer* on th* next packing boardt Mrs. Jules Coll*, district hen wae u s w Chuluota area* of Samlnola Health Unit or the CUy." Moore. From the Dirt Gardner'* date. welfare supervisor; R. T. Mulllps, Genes, according to Webster's County. Rallies Investigations for the Circle o f the Garden Club, Mr*. Dictionary, are elements of tha Monday at 1:00 P. M, was eat manager of the Rita Theater; Senator Lloyd F. Boyle Intro­ year ao far, all mad* during j the date for the next packing F. Haaky Wight of the Wight germ plasm believed to have an duced SB575, authorlilng the A p ril, totalled five, according to Myron Smith and Mr*. H.H. Edward Higgins, ins, manager o f important part in th* trmnsmleHeercn served, and from the by Xing Lion Rowland, prior to Print Bnop. and Mr the Seminole County Chamber o f State Board of Qontrol to Mta- the pamphlet. aion, development, end determin­ Eaitern 8tar group were Mr*. leaving hi* presidency: Llona were of th* Welfare Unit Commerce, reported today that With a branch agricultural ex­ Joe Corley. Mrt. J N. Glllon *n.l sited to torn oot In fall force Mr. Kipp haa urged that dona­ ation of hereditary characteristic*. periment elation near Sanford to the State census count In {ten­ Aa far aa character Is concent' Mr*. S.F, Long. a plea was mad# for more tions bo sent in soon in order fold I* running behind figures o f MEN’S CLUB MEET conduct experiment* for better­ empty cardboard Ixrxaa, aa tha that the drive may be put over ed, th* hen appeared quite .nor ing five year* ago, despite other ingrowing of perlahablta In mal end healthy otherwtss, save ■apply g«ve out Thursday rve- th* top. dlratM h of an Increase (n popu- ' Tha Rev. Mark Carpenter, pa»that are*. W AN TE D for a hern on Its bock. latlon. of Holy Croaa Epiicopal M. I m Cutlum. preeldent of tha tor 7. Johnson Ha added that there la rtatoi) S Seminole County Farm Bureau Church, waa guaat apeaher at the TILLtt PROMOTED Information- r e g a r d i n g the M K R O J j R A DU A TE 8 id the Bsnwhich la backing the project, mealing last owning of the Meth­ whereabout* or aadrea* o f three to bellav* there are many people actlvo aplrltCadet Staff "s*rg t William ° Calvin D.' Tibia, of Sanford, polo tod out that tha need for odist Men's Club, and told about negto registrants who failed to here who have not rat been _____ wae ‘ Fla., haa boon advanced to store­ atxh an experiment station la Alaska where ha formerly lived. appear for pre-induction or In­ counted in the census. Tnose who of the clab. Fletcher E. Boll* preaided at duction, la requested by E. R have not yat been counted Or keeper, second class. lie Is aa- very gnat. Within a BO all# radio* ed Sanford, be said, there tb* masting. W. F. Brunson. Carter, selective service dark. who have any reason to believe l rdvano* base acre# being u*#d for Trod B. Wilson and C. L. Powell The men are now regarded aa de­ they have not, are urged to con­ cultivation. In 1B44, were put on the publicity com­ linquent. They are, Jam ** W al­ tact the Chamber of Commerce /is^J^aoo mT-llr. ood Mra. mittee for June, and Walter ton Hardy, order 260; James In order to b* Included in tk* CITY B R I E F S . Workers Going North Must Huvc ODT Or OPA P e r mi s s i o n One Thousand Casualties On Bin Franklin When Hit E N'ejfro A r r e l ed For KohhinK School Ramsey Installed: American Legion As ‘King Lio^ By Holds Statewide Local Lions Club Meet In Orlando District Deputy Gov­ C/ommnnder T h o r n e And Others From ernor Johnson Aidir Installation Ri t e s ' Ancona Hen Make« ThrcePointLandin# Lane Braises Ladies’ Support In Drive Salvation Army Is $695 Short Of Goal 1? *risr to Experiment Station Sought By Boyle 5 Local Census Count Lays Behind ’40 Total V i IlayuM and R- E, Kipp cm the Eddy, order 1004 and J. C. Wynn, count. No other census will bf • CrtfT 1193, : tak«n W «? 1 195®. � 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. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 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/7506a10374867645859d86f62bdcc4c1.pdf a20d05ec8c3321c6d7bede1f8cef1396 PDF Text Text / ✓ — V V T H E a A N K H R ii H E R A l.n PAGE EIGHT « W .’ - ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ * - ■■! ! Kennedy Risked Peace Deal To Scoop Story EiscnhowerWaHPut In Position Of Break­ ing Word To Stalin c l a s s if ie d 10c per 08c. per 07c per |5c per Un* line line line for for for for a d v e r t is in g bates one Inoertlon three In.rrtloo* 6 Insertion* 20 Insertion* Minimum rale* . . . 10c PHONE US OR BRING YOUR Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD Coant, fire w ord^to the line. Including phone end address. A ll adrerlleamenn for situations wanted will be charged for at the regular clssalfled rales. LOST- - FOR SALE— II. B. POI'E CO. U. 8. TIRES and TUBES MUDKRN well located t room . house. Phone 0122. IA) ST: WRIST watch, while gold, Butova Sw m at Ril* Theater. Beatrice Ellry, 1)16 Orango Avc. LOST: Younif female red pig. strayed from home, Rewanrtl. Sira. J. J. Puren, W. lit St. CYPRESS posts; muck and wood. 24 hour service. 412 Pino Ave­ LOST: Pair of gold rim glanea, nue. somewhere down town. J H. lO-IIOOM HOUSE, garage, largo eereened porch 201 Maple Avc. |(TACR E farm tiled, good- fla y ­ ing wells, 10 acres rough land Palm Hammock Hanford, Fla. F, E. Doll, 1101 Park Ave, Sanford, Fla. Phone 661-VV. 10 BOOM furnished, nue. (funltlchaum. _____ LOST: IllllfoUI. 2 ration book* and Important papers. Reward -will to, given to finder. Mia. Beanie Horeja, k I .'I Magnolia Ave. phone '!?•* M PAItJH. Muy 11.—Gen. Eisen­ hower today nuthprired a atatcment that Kdward Kennedy of the Associated Press imperiled I care negotiation* beltkeen the Itiinlaiii and the (inruioni hv sending ad unauthorised dispatch on th. German surrender at Reims. The statement wai made by Brig. Gen. Frank Allen, pres* relalloni chief at Allied supreme headiiuarteri, who accused Kenneily of a deliberate violation of good faith and security "defi­ nitely involving possible Ions of American and Allied live*." It naid that Kennedy's action put Eisenhower in the ixisltion of huv ing broken hts word to the Rin­ nans. Elsenhower had |remised tic Russians that thr news would not he released until they were satisfied that, the surrender was genuine un all fronts. SBAEF also announced that Robert Bunnolle, managing exrrulive fur the Associated Press ill the United Kingdom, hud Wen suspended as art accredited corre­ spondent at KHAEF for relaying a ^lash on Kennedy'. dlspnWh. Suspension ngainst Kennedy and Morton (tudehrnd of the Paris AP spiff rernain.il In effect. FOUND— Allen'* Statement Following i« the test of Allen', HOUSE completely 703 Palmetto Ave­ FOUND: Small hlnrk female dog, white patch on cheit, ( ’all 008-J or 1118 Laurel Avc. f t lA T LITTLE country home on bus line. Can giv. Immediate possession whenever you want It. Three bedrooms, priced $2360.00. Edward F. I-nne, phone <62.___________ "The following facts are peril nrnt In the widely public lny] In eident in which the Asaoeiatrd Press is alleged to have obtained a sensip "III anticipation nf some offer by the German high command t« surrender Ita forces I a|i|die.| to the supreme rnnnnander for nu thorily to have any meeting he tween representatives of the Grr M ALI. UR female. 10 ( N lxrcilit. I man high command and our own HELP WANTED— 1930 DODGE Sedan. Fir# Dept. Phone 73. Sanford WARDROBE tru n k . Phone 360-J. $38.00. LARGE radio. electric fan and phon. 768-W. PftOB* _________I - _________ COIX1RKI) g u li for laundry work Regular hours and voigc* Apply In person. Seminole j table County Laundry Co., 813 W. 3rd St. TRUCK TIREH W » now have In stock Norwalk Gold Standard truck tires In the ioliowirtg lire *: 600*10- 0 ply 71)5*17— 7 ply 000* 20- 0 ply 726*20 — 10 ply 6611*20— 0 v\y 000*20— 10 ply 700*20- b p y 640al6— O ply 700*20— 10 ply 095*10— 0 ply 760*20-- H nly 746*16- 6 ply 760*20 10 nly 746*16-- 6 ply 706*16— 7 ply 746x17— 7 ply The** sire* ran b« shipped ‘nr d. Ilverad tromptly. Wh.ro we do not have an c.ubllshad dealer, will be glad to hear from tiro daaiers, or irarage*, who srs In­ terested In having a good cslablhed tiro agency. Wo also have stock a fair quantity of pas­ senger tire*, tubas, also truck tubas DISTRIBUTOR FOR NORW ALK GOLD STANDARD TIREH, TUBES and BATTERIES. A. M. rR E V A T T , SEVILLE. FLA. PHONE 2104 K W A N T E D colored man for lotin dry work Experience not ureassary. Applv Semlnola Cmmty laundry Co. 811* W 3rd St. GIRL GRADUATES of Seminole High —if you would like a permanent job In Hanford with advancement write Bo* PX, I c/o Herald. HELPER for Jimmie Sheet Metal Works FRESH WHEN YOU BUY IT When you buy our bakery (iw lr vou can he sure Ihrv are fresh t’nme in today and rhoose from "Ur large frier tion «! bnkr-rv goods. Cowan's CHEF OR fin l clan rook, also waitress. Orange City Hotel, Orange City, Fta. ROBII’S HOME BAKERY F U L L TIME MAII), while or col­ ored. Apply 812 Magnolia Avc. “Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S ” 105 W. 4nt S t. Phone HB4-J education, able to lake illcta- a Don. Must he willing to work. I Apply at oner. Heminule Coup- i ty Health UniL I n/;e MISCELLANEOUS BOLLES IW ILL PAY cash for sny make GARAGE Apartment, good con­ automobile from 1030 to 1036. struction wilh heart cypress G. R. Ikilllns, Avalon Apart­ aiding, complete with kitchen ments No. 1. and Mthroom fixtures. To he moved from prcmtiei by pur- CURTAINS, lac* table cloths, . chaser. P. O. Bo* 1260. Hanscarfs, washed, stsrchrd ami str-cU-linl. 018 Mellonvillr A*e. ford. Phon. 870. FOR SALE BORROW HERE WHERE 4 room house dose to shopping PRIVACY IS RESPBCTKU district. YOUR natural de.lra for privacy Hobart A. Williams In money matters I* strictly Phony 731 Atlantic Bank lltdg. respected Ijerc. Friend* and PORTABLE machine, 130.00, Phono PIA N O ; W ARDROBE; huff at ami dinlnjr table. Mr*. J. B Clark, . .JU. 2, Bos 123, Sanford. • " 'O t r f'U N D K Sanford Auto I’art*. M IL K COW and calf, 2 week* old. E W Smith, Osteen, Fla S C FAM ILY LOAN Florida -Uask Bldg, CO. Phan* U I BUY, pay cash for old Iron*, vacuum cleaner*, toaatera, n»carditis of condition. 210 E. 6th S t Phone 848, H on tht S t O O L Johns R u t r at Jacksonville, Florida t 0$C14 W EEKS 10^ relatives are not Questioned about your credit Your em­ ployer or buslnasa associates will not hear of your personal affairs There la no eau.e for embarrmiiment Reasonable credit requirements No co-maker. g)n money loan.. Variable payment plans. s e w in g , good condition, UNII IBllt to U G U ST 15t h SUM M ER S E S S IO N forces fir.trej by accredited rep­ resentatives of the press. "The supreme commander In* t ir:;ied me that the negotiations initiated by the Germans were of n r utmost secrecy, particularly because of the great difficulty, cue-to distance, of exactly co..rdiuating action of this kind with i w Russian army so that any nionHItlonul surrender could be i ludc simultaneously on both the t astern and western fronts. Nerd for Keerrcy "The need for secrecy was Inu-nsificd by the fact that the r-ermans wero then desperatly trying through prupagandg and imso statements to create rail* ndrrslamlings between the Husinn forces and the Allies on the . (-stern front and even broadcast na late as May 6 thst they in•nded to begin negotiations with ihe Allies so ai to gain tlm* ..mi strength for battle with the ilussinif" forces. “ Due to the de.lre of the sui retne commander to obtain a suricnder at tlic earliest possible moment so as to ssve Allied lives on lx>th fronts, ho requested au­ thority from the Russian high ommnnd to act initially In aci epting an unconditional surrender .n all fronts so as to bnr\g the vhnle matter speedily to a head. "The understanding was that he would observe the greatest rerrey . in tiny negotiations with he German high command, to accept nothing Uss than simul­ taneous unconditional surrender .in both fronts and particularly to nmkr no announcement of any m■ml until the Russian high comnnrid could l>c satisfied thruugli au i and morn fpnnai contact »ith the Gcrmnn high command hut the surrender was genuine ■it ill fronts and did not repreit i rnerelv an additional attempt ■ the Germans to gain silvanng.s at thr expense of the Rus­ lans “ tleeause of these consldoralons, which clearly Involved seurity and the saving of Amercan lives, thevsuprem. commandr was doubtful of the prtgirlety if permitting the presence of any ndivldual at the meetings except '.hose who hud official duties 111 ‘onnectlon therewith. 17 Invited Iht thr earnest representations if tins division thst no newspaper man would release any inf,.(nut Hun concerning thr pro-rihngs until authnrited to do so > mr lie allowed me to Invite I i p.m| ..f 17 pressmen to witness | i hr proceedings. Ihr story therefore was not I ..fir uIi' sitiihI hv press rrprrsenta1 ir . in the ordinary' course of hnr activities within this the.ter It was obtained by the . r.iirlrsy of SIIAE1 headquarters m l riiroiigh my promise, which An- I nrrd 111hin |mst relationships wph the tress in this theater of 1 e a,* 1 "To assure that all iiivilrd rep! teven la lives of the press would imlrrsland tiirse cohditlonB 1 persriuilly hricfeil correspondents of the Impending refemofuas Incident to ths signing of the uncondl' tiorml -iirfemler past and slated fa thrill "This story is off the record until tiir respective heads of the A Bird gorernm.nts announce the fact to the world. "I therefore pledge rach and every one of vou on your honor not to communicate the result of this conference or of the fact of Its existence until It Is re- Abo-:t ’ 10 B.C., the Emperor In ita course across Germany, small stream to a gorge-enclosed Wu Ti nationalised the natural the rpner Danube goes front a torrent resources' of Chins, established governmental ronfrol of trade and transport, fixed prices for commodi tics, laid n tax upon in comes. and organised public < To begin "building ■ present end post-war business. > # works trr thn nm-mplnyed. We have an agancy opening In Sanford with every as­ sistance including financing if necessary for man, or wo­ The famous lUth cenluejfi? man with fill or part lime who qualifies to open our French actress, Rachel. UirtyJ Sanford Office. W e invite inquiries from general insurance Klixotretii helix, the daughter o f 't agencies also. too. Jewish peddler* in Switierla »d WftlTE GIVING FULL DETAILS TO NOW THE TIME WANTED TO RENT ARE TOR SIRE... PURNI8HED house or apartment that you are well grounded In subby June L Permanent. Phone jecta you’ll taka I n High 8eho< e ii-w . FOR RENT .ATTE N TIO N ; Service per If 1 I II « day or week. Phone 840B roadw ay!' D* ytone Beach, F la . I9INKSS SERVICE l Beautiful New Dininfiroom Suite! I i:sliip tivo pcriml din in g room miito . . . tlml v ill jm\ i - her iln,m g A Lpautiful 18th C e n tu ry Rtytf room the grm'itiU.s t'linrin ill up|>earuilce that tcaki’s im-idlim*’ di-htriii ftil occu.sioiis. Inclutlt'tt g ra c e fu l [WtirsLul table, I j\,- side (h a i r - , arm « hair, china, and b eau tifu l crodenza b u ffe t. OIL RANGES g ^ .9 5 Up Make her kitchen a place o f enjoyment w ith a modern stove designed for cooking with th e -g rea test of ease. SUPERIOR BROADFELT All white enamel finish atovea w ith built-in ovens or smooth table top modelit. _ Thru w r t M b n ,. hara-kiri, refer-, rlre to the Japan*** honorable suicide mmaa from the Janenesword*. Kara meaning belly and klrl meaning cutting. III® Cover your floors with beauty! Superior tjualIty broad felt in a variety of beautiful colors to select from. An attrnctivo and practical cover- 3 E fag ipE bedroom, livin g room or dining room. ||| LAMPS Seminole lire Shop. BEAUTY THE ONE STOP STATION should be abla to complete Instructions and train in g an* pnsalmatea Navy Department'# * With a III oil LUBRICATION St. onr half block of om ’ W ith o u t P a in fu l B a ck a ch e General Agent -» I’ROTECTIVE LIFE INSURANCE C O * NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INS. CO. I*. O. BOX 1*74 - JACKSONVILLE, 1, FIJk. Double-period clsi.ee a r e ' bald In each eubject ala day* a weak. An average etudant work f o r t w o f u l l credit* Now She Shops “Cash and Cany” EIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIII=IIIIII=II!E III=III=III=III=III=I||=|||=|||= III Remember Her O n Fact Confirmed "These words and the fact that Mr Kennedy heard them hav* hern ronflrmed by all others In he sarnr group. Mornvcr all nber\r.| thia pledge except Mr ] k’nimeily of the Associated I’rrss who used unauthorised channels of communications In order to lommll hi*•deliberate violation. "The supreme commander has asked me to express to all other newsmen In this theater his great ■'ratification that with thli single mmm •v.-ertlon hi sconfldfitre In the -ress has never one# been vlo'••ted In hi* experience of almost •hree years a. a theater com­ H Z mander He regrets that h*f,ulln of this observance of hi. eonfl- H I drpa. In this In.lane, they and 'heir organisation* have suffer •d professionally.” CORN for • canning I BUY A N I) aell cars. If you Banford-Orlando Hlway. want quick cash see me. No trade too large nr too small. 1 full credit* for High School grad* . O NE THOBOUOUbrad Guernsey Am willing to sell on terms. uatlon before your 18th birthday 1 i - i Bull, I yt*. old. 1817 Douglas You don’t l»av# to see anyone A va. but me. James A. William*. — Slpea Ave, • * ' to mWke up 2 subject, you failed to peee during your last U r m l "J I used hv SHAKE. for D oirillni SluJrnU. Pull c r e d it* arc glVe'n f o r a d ­ vanced work In 10th, 11th and 11th grade*. Instruction and rerlew work In >th and 9th grade auhjccta It on | \ non -credit basis. WOILI TO I LIK E ... 11, 1915 HONN A. GILBERT When Tiberius Gracchus, n Ro­ man aristocrat, nropaed to Ihe Senate a distributin-i of state land among the poor Ihe Senate had Id'n asjotsainatid. iii IS 10 TOO REED... T n P R 1D A Y , M A Y g ji u w ___ L S A N F O R D .F L O R I D A ■ . —1—? PAST SLOW • RECHARGING SEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING WAXING T SOFA BEDS! | A handsome modern sofa that opens 9 | easily into, aa full size double bed at night! Complete innerspring -construc­ tion, with mahogany or bleached frame! 1 • | ! it makes an attractive piece of living | room furniture. Graceful floor ' Uunpu with indirect - lighting th a t will go a long wap toward making the liv* cheerful. Metal stands an d handsome si l k shades in pretty colors. KITCHEN CABINETS .. 4 9 -5 0 MUFFLERS TAILPIPES INSTALLED THEHOLIESSCHOOL - . " W • ' ( ■ - ■. ■ ' m --------- �l rrtr '*'J 9r ’ J-'- •s* e »- If it* wUh to be fr*#i If w# wish ta p rtM n t toriots to those taenUmabU privi­ lege* for which w# I j t i b « i m lorn# rtm* ■ trading— wa ■ a ll fight I -T A T U O (•T h e ^ m t f n r i b % HtnmT. SANFORD, FLO R ID A, ■ Russians Root Out last Nazis Qn Continent m km WASHINGTON, May U, ( A P ) — Drlliih Foreign Secre­ tary Anthony Eden today »rranged an afternoon oppointmint at the Whit* House Amid reporta of a possible •arly “ peace In Europe" nine ting of th* Big Three. London report! raid Eden expected to discus* with President Truman the Dosaible dates and alt* of a M etin g of Trnman. Church~<M*llmd Stalin. There waa no 'comment on lh*»e rrporte it the White House. Chine** Foreign Minister Hoong also planned to see President Tru- fensive* berag on Jsn. IS. This Increased th* German ■]*•. by Boyiet account, to 1Mimmotli Spring Vegetable Season In Florida Passes Its Peak 14 , JACKSONVILLE, M a y Specti........Lest week Florida’s (Special)—“ sbla spring _ vegetal P'aased Its peak and will now go Into a steady dy decline until volume will not be sufficient for shipments from our markets," William L. Wilson, Director of 8taU Farm­ ers Markets, said In his crop and market review today. “ Tomato shipments at Palmetto wfl] probably mid this week," he continued. "During the first nine days of this month our mar­ ket there handled 18,780 bushels which brought (45,830.00. The market will be open' ell this week, and a Urge number of buyers are expected to be on hand. “ Plant City passed the peak of Its shlpmenU Laat week, with 63,541 packages passing through the market, Field peas continued (o lead with 16A48 hampers, pep­ pers were second with 1LfivB hampers, and tomatoes came third with 11,387 crates. The move- S atroog movement of tomato**, al­ though the peak hao been passed. Volume b holding up remarkably wall In vtrw o f the dry weather but b lia b le. to break sharply downward aoon. Quality b excel­ lent, carrying qualttbo are and price* at* satisfactory, th# only other commodi (hipped In volume mentioning. * "Sanford b atM doing s ount of boils*** and expects a light volnmo of henna, field Btta, beota, aam U , corn, pep* pjn*. po slblv m< "Fort Piere* h very quiet, few tomatoe* contin a* coming in, T2C. *• — MONDAY, MAY 1 « II. lltir. ■!. ■! . N lM H K It 118. Mem her Associated Press ---- --- Two-Day Attack Is Made On Southern Airfields By Two Task Force Planes f French Loiulvrs Liiiei ated I’rum Na/i Prison W ASH IN G TO N , May 14. U P )Rnlnm-tniinl harassed housewives today hail mure worries about Inni. shortening, rooking and sulnd oils. The OPA boosted thsir ration values six to ten points a it,mml. The OPA also disclosed a new drive <m black market [ niteral urs. Thi- names of more than .1.000 price violators have lu cn turned over to the Bureau .uf Intn natlunal Revenue and more all' to be added, the OPA .mil Ballooning nee<|s „f liberated I fl m - heaviest attains on FORMER "NO. 2 NTAZi", Reirhomurihal Itrriimnn Witm-tm (.«n-ring -las Iren captured by men of the U.S. 7th Army nml with Find M»rshnl Albert Ke««clniig, also taken » * > reported in i-u-'mlv of 1 .1 Gen Patch, the 71h*. commander Gnering 'told l i' ,1 inn he Fail been venlenced to death h\ Hitler und -lived by tin I ofiwuffe 1Intel tIMI o-ni,l i Niiltn mi (iku i.tu .i Aii tm pfcciih-nii'il fit H-ht uf nuire Until film Smu-il'n rl ra's.Hev |Mun-t‘(| m m ,' 'It.iM r mu) 149(|<S uf Vk t\ |aa . n.linrV UilUlri aa)i \ it-k-••\ t ti .t- I"T mintj J8% |4i»ss'w l hit (J Ihi g» f ti to i hU/lltg ,L 1 4 '1 \ day light |rt».( 14J lie kin.l Tukj ll 1t-1»111TI*af 1It 11 \\-tVi-w of carrier i Jriu * finin t " I« Hk fitrtsw ainiia •I'tivilfto i‘** i*)\ at SUilt 111?( II Jui'tolU '4 it ; 1 'Ma In to Iwu Jjty iin ii k i*t it tiding through ihu "fn iiif ^ j_*h1 f.” sHlii 900 nuiit'i pi a rice I ul 4•1 nml ll 1 Bfrtl 'III 'ill nil |. i f 1s'1/ tom! hah hourFlamr Ihi4«9« nig Innk In.! the Murm4*i into th.' i i.t lh. '«« a♦_t Hhn 1 -- rtf \ toh .1 I l.f . M 1 »t riH'l 1I llUltl i 1.1.11 | 1Ik 1 kt i n r , N skr V • U ' *• . ♦ • nd.. C**li i i*■ < i f f f 'h inn. »»N null*1 w f i j i »i , %. * ■.. tK* I’limr « .i.i * f. ■ « r 4 . tf i - ’. i r - 1 i i r ( v f .41 t1k4‘ .... . t I hr N ; thfci Mm y officials are frankly war rn-il >«me feai the curba may not tv nblr tn meet the t*sts as burn| enn necessities cut further into American supplies. Some | predict more drastic control meo -ures will he required. A few go »« la' »* to i i v it may become i ee.-s» «ry for the Government to Inke over the food distribution l system Vi i l l. ertd developments point up tin h i iea-ing pressure: Seminole County |Instructions Given Property Owners Pay Their Taxes Rental Quarters I i le-nleni Tyumen tn a letter ) 1111-1 f n free,lorn, Inc..*’ said iini't mid inn find a way” to wfini » ,\ i n r r H ftf fund ft' with etarv Collections A m o u n t Landlords Must Reg­ To 97V2 Percent On ister At S a n f o r d Real And Personal Armory Tomorrow thousand more Tax Re calpt* have beet] issued for taxe* xet , , #n is far the th* year 12 d4 same period the previous, year it (a revealed by records of I ounty Tax Onllector Jno. I). Jinktns. who I'rplains that this means 1,000 more persons arc payin taxes on property in Seminole County than heretofore. The total amount of County and School taxes assessed In Sem­ inole County for the year 1044 Is 1342,067.7d, he said and is divided as follows: Heal Estate (240,423.04 Railroad and telegraph 15,1 (V4.45 Personal Property 58,360 35 One ‘ "‘A h ” <*l" from 6 to 10 points i, i "itnd, following up n recent •iffti ml report Unit this nation "must hr urrpuypi to economise It. use tof fat* > 1,1 oils) If any rcnl ruritrilnihofi i* u» b* injufr ‘ tt» n |>r«»*«inic wt»rltl «H 1 AMERICAN ln | i< ) 1 M> i \1 |r s,|rr. ,r.,in In,., ■ \ ■ [ ,,, n^iu ill( 1 .1.1 im.l P 4■ 1. gmnd, comuoi'-n i l.| III. 1 1 Itt. Ii ... premiei ot I,.,,.., i*f*I l i tin , ., . * Krrncli ......... ,i •Is* It *4»1s-jj'* a b o rt* !? pmtilrm. uth tr Nation M o rn 1 Mr /at ration riit ia onN th? la lr M 11 of um rro uB m ove* In th* instructions were issuni ( •a lla iM *■ T ^ . , * r by Suttotl )t. Dgvh, -Han. ( fo'rd. Define*-Rental Aree Direc- 1 tor roncerning the registration of ... . ..... all persona renting or offering IflT T lA Q W P Q I p V H ill (or rent living quarter, in Semin J a , I I C 3 C O lr J 1 1 1 ,1 ole County. Registration will lie held May 16 fro m 8 :3 0 A Retired Farmer, 80, D ied On Sunday P M Rent control feet here on May I and all rents were ortlered b a d to the July James Wesley Hill, B0, retired I. H)43 level ul that ti ntf, Mr farmer, died early Sunday morn­ Davis said. ing following an Illness of one Mere are general III. I tint tuns month lie had liver near Mon­ for Seminole County's 1600 land- roe Corner for the p**t 2u years, litnis fand was born June II, larvi in 1 Go In the Sanford A rniot y ’ Georgia May- 15 where the registration |)f ju rvlveil by the w..|..w, is "ring held y r, M,,mie Hill of Sanford, five 2 A separate form must be daughters Mrs E . Munson of made out for each dwelling unit I Orlando, Mrs Ethel Odom of Orpara for which a separate rent is paid Undo, Mrs. Ida Wallace of St 3. He careful to fill out all in­ Augustine, Mra. F-stall* Poole of formation required for each Auguata, Ga. and Mra. Star* dwelling unit. Incomplete forms Klnard of Sanford; throe sons, will have fo be returned for Johnnie II. Hill of Jacksonville, completion. Claude H Hill of Norfolk. Ya„ 4 Print or type plainly and and Pfc. William C. II ill. now firmly and see that all carbon ■ erring a v»»r •<••»: thr*<* h m ilif n i copies are readable mu! three nl«t«*r* living in 6 You hrr r*quir*<i l>» fill in * * ifl » n»* gmndehildrri! urnj Rent in !' ,,ven great-grandchildren the Maximum legal item 7 of Section ( ’ He sure to ■ Funeral services for Mr lllll w i l l be held at 3 10 o’elock 1seasee that this Is done 6 . He sure to sign the form In day afternoon al ihe Erickson Kuneral Home with the R e v W. the lower right hand corner lolar7. Do not detach any ropies I’. Rrwoks Jr officiating of th* form. You i]o npt necil tu ment will lie in Evergreen < unrmake extra cople* for yourself m y. •— CITY BRIEFS Dog Racing Season To Begin Saturday Senate Hill 8B303, ratifying confirming Suirard's civil service system ha* become law without the Governor's signature, according to tn Associated Press dispatch. and ;e i e r y Shipments eight race*, SatCelery shipment* from Samwith the dally _ _th _ ird . lnoU. ole County have led all other • and InelU cm lh* fourth, I countlee during the month of May so far, with a total of 489 ears. The racing aaaann wttl laat 80 Of these, 888 have been shipped day*, said Mr. Cennoily, In an- from Sanford packing plants and aordanc# with a recent ruling by 207 from Oviedo. Sarasota caraa cam* next 1 In ship1T4 ears, *« th# lower ---- -- ------ ire waa but on# menu withi 174 (hipped 108 car* and track In a eonnty, It eouid East.Coast shipped da points, point: according lo other’Florida to fo r that period of time. te MMarket a rk Faderal-SUta Nears Scrrice chipped 77 cam. a total of 848 car* of celery snipped from Florida for the month to date. nOYKl.VB IN JURED a A " g g «niK. U mn - fr ourtn t " ‘ ‘ -u J rtdi te tt^ll**Ttw Raleigh B. Boykins, o f 1418 Wsst “ “ ith 8 treat, Sanford has mracuated from overseas where he was Injured and to now a paitont At the Oliver — y IM* ih \ . —— i ! > ii» 1 ive w v\ in-ill Mn\lrii, V. \ I A ii"i i ahiiitw t «91■*p*,i ,-11 i 1 ill .1 1 A.,'k ..... M. • 1 4Fit ol Mi \.il tlii k«' ('ll tiv I'lO'p l to J.((!.( If ,k i "i a i>"in -t" » itn t urntnrtmlr r n1 t tll‘ •ill H* ‘A t .IIHU .1 l |u ^ in » mt: R ,i . , - , -1 i I' t. ri.;tl 1"mi l J 1 r.1 t tir IVI M.nlr am •Ll.'inr till MII1*1toI ,i . ID 'liti I f i r •„ I‘h* I t 1 (It ■ 1 |-•» |*- •I I'Mint i •, cliang J.V• »-i ttftit i t ll JH utltl it i»*( i it 11 y ftsi j.•r t. n tti f -. ll I Rotarians See Day K\erdses Local Chapter Of Motion Pictures Junior0,»I!ii*J> School ^ ,;M Red Cross"Works Of Life In India On 144 Kit Bags Cm»-I A tu»U rllt \ f*M|||h |»|1 tir*8*iLaojv h\ I twrk 's r , ».tK. t , A (Juneml MmIhis null... til re privlm tioii wan mi nt the life- M.i ti uf i»*k iilm iM« » Th'rea sailor* from thJViarifurd N a va l'A ir Station have been ar­ rested and put In County jail pending Investigation by Assis­ tant State Attorney George A. DeCottea of the severe beating Saturday night of V.ll. McAlexander, auto mechanic of the Seminole Tire Company. Th# arrests were made at the Naval A ir Station Sunday morn­ ing by Deputy Jack lllckaon. De­ puty Gen* Hrawer and road Pa­ trolman L.C. Bender, thru eooperaUon with Naval authorities. Jack Hickson atated today Deputy; K m rlr k h i - n • i * ■gt hh m fuel t hut t-l Ill« V i - (!*y uf the 7th \\ ,n and urged every h!» pirt. fUv. .Mark Hojy rrois t mm J i Nolnrtiiri l** »l. . rrrtnr -if K-l ipri»|inl t’hun ii Wna vholrniiir<l mtn ihr ehili ns . new rnemtnT hy Nev J«»r 1*•*11*■ who mid tor hml Nutuf j ‘ whui>' he h«M" • |a t ■’ that th** i’ i-i ♦i*|* il IsiM-it ia ilD iti * •'! “ I lull hi !h in ' srivrd Iu*Im1i ..... to S*I.fuld An invif totmu hh 1 ».i. g ticket- vh•-( 4- 1rrwi-ntf.l i kill. hv a $Mt c.l S hi mi luillll^ Orlaniln R»*I wrun thiil lawtun whir et Orlardn Kotin \ 1 lull 9bill • ft v i til vet w»( i v brslr it k Wednexday anti thnl •loimg L»r.Ih Florid* rlfihi, including Ihe ‘“ t at Sanford President liny Holler pre-ldi-l over Ihr mrelmg. I harle* Mod son led the singing with H it i \ Kudell al the plulm. Viaitnl- i" cludeii Harry i>ick*ciii. W I. Thorne, Geo. ilruss, und Jack Branham of Orlando and Philm Colt of New York City. Pfc. Alex Sharon Is Back From Europe Pfc. cenlly Alex Sharon arrived In Sanford uMer r<2* Sa'tnitinlr 4'h*41 t •*r uf t hr i* ill lli’.t ' n If van- t. t . * t ,| in>< 1. . • hi.f t* l .I t I i.rttll*! f 4*4*8*IVes| vkiili tbr rnT| l (nil *»f n \t i tilkxilir I\%o nrticlfu vkhuh tl has '’ Ill V f I •» III I4 l'\ \ U i■*r « .M.k; fniunl *11f f nil 11 tu Incut r Mr* < K ir 11ffy rijMirtrsi l hut the by It FitiMu Sub** " Bitfi'fi (t||p" Bitty Js* ilti(lnv%ay; * II lfH*l if *1 <|uuta fur AAFXAt' Ir well timid way. Ilium liith Itiyaht an IlMfitV |*.ik%4»n, Till* !*lt»li'. Hot I / I Mr*. O. I* llrrmlon, Jur lor Real t‘r* h t h*iiir riiitn. i **(Mi'rtr-»t 11|11»; t iMik uni) Mittv \li4i i‘.ii * t Hern 4I wmlateral lift I'agr Ytsa I .I**i* 111ftihi «i|»i,Mininlntn 11*Mm" Juan M* h ei In ll»r li’iiiih mult llt'H, Jirilit 11,'tfii ( m«-1 uf the *eve nth girPHl'* i ilt feitlttol Kitolnry \\ Ktigeno Smith nml Jurkie Nitwlnnil tu liecnne i be ftfhtMil ciiumpton. In Tuesday, May 15 !■ Ihe dead­ |tile iiviioii iloilhlnt. th** fighth gimlr tt-.iin. UtHirn \ WiUtm m• *1 line fnr li'instinns uf clothing und |,t* Wi*‘ lttiM lutiti tlefeule.l the »hot*s for United Nations rclirf. •« . ■f11it |if ii «le f i'll *ii *' **»»i» * » I 4*f it w a. untKiUiired Friday al the meeting of the Lions (tub hy 14aatotlnHWH *»■» i'* « » Tw*! K. S. McCall, clothing drive chairman. 1942 and had flee and half months of engineering dutv at Ascension Island whsre an air­ port waa carvail out (if hard rock. Tha island of volcanic origin la in tha South Atlantic area and belancs to Great Britain. Latsr Pfc. Sharon spent 16 month in airport construction In PFC. HARWICH INJURED Africa,- and atlii later was with Ala, May 14, w tha 33lh ( Army Engineers in TUSCALOOSA, Alan. * m u i . rArmy or France and Normandy. H# to * graduate o f Seminole Jllgh School in 1032 and prior to entering th# service was engaged In sales work. IN IN V A S ION Mr. and Mra. ILF. Milts have a letter from their son, i Franklin Mill* Jr„ Sic, I lilltali) thlisnrh « at 111 111 a-, t M ssn 11 n u n i Hi (In Florida Post - War C o n s t r u c t i o n Is Near 111) Million II ■ . I (Ml- I I tf|1*91l* I,t 1. I *- 1 *«■VilrI \\ h M Iv\ || I | \[ k 1l S» » . i e .nd *9f.li*'r Iti'iI | l Sj i". i t 1i I i».p i.1t i■( 1 ■ 11 le 1» 14kt1kIt IS • lin t n»ti ak*t ri itt|v in • i met Milk: u«-v cnlleti t>» 'hig** lu»* iiiiiiirits .1 U\ $I ;• /;*si I ,* fh.m nutn, Mm, iHUi, tin* je-i'itirh iliv t* u1n • f t111* Iiv the v i W imMir u ff in th f tthornet* I Inriiln Sluls* t 'Tinhilit't *•f r«»m* mer« »* r•*j i<i it*.l t■ \ i it wrs'k I \ IM eiiu11 nml.. II 11. i it . \i .h ‘ sal hx Tl.tf C -trill nnle i ’ Ii nil,! I* • J I* ll .llAM V I’ll! Dm «*L» ka.i. k l:.’ •ItlU’, ot Mr 11.lu I I r4*41A11f *•! \ f *•I'sif t « Jl* I he I -a!• ■ sin* Ii t. * l i\*n| - fill |it Vt * m e I HIM , | Ih\ ( el|i1 * s*H«1 i f (»l*l l***l *■«■».11 I .1 .1 -I ll .lTMiPHl tti *7 .* Jii'inl ll it ,iI i in'* urt highlit 11 en.t ..f [ ...... . r . i t t ’.i I H. |H9f . f 1 1 •i ii i . .i n h i ii T r e t b u n ........ i . i t.t .a . r * toell**s% ■I" " \ li., . ill II H M> * ii •Ifit • htoi >mti evMM*" I’f » tiivf l■.ft fe|Milfr| toil , uf ■1 I I I Kit Itotg iu |in« r»s of being Id, ll,,t n . . . r 111. 1.1 ii i Im| I be j|ft |i lew u III. *i i ■•mjilt'M* ........ S o | o . 1i 11 I Israf ia I-•| shlU fail iLcau lldifs h*t Va* lltU-U “ I r*rf fiftr* 1 1tt * i I ... ... | Ihtvt* l.\ I' hnn ■nonporw! fnil 1 uthcr t chfi.il H» iil 111 f «t Imgx Ml e Mi ha ing ' •in|«Iled t'\ > »l I » mi 1 the diiea'liiiii "f t*rifl \ j ** Mr Si m i it Ur 11 itm - 11f " i ■1 o u iu n u rth # htghway^with th# battery run down. A thorough investigation ot the circumstances of the cat* haa been promised by the command of th# Sanford Naval A ir Sullen, according to Ltout. W .K. Spry, public relations officer. Namaa or the sailors arrested, according to SharrifTa office are, WJt. Berry, M.K. Jackson, and E. Simmons. . t*- f Special)— Pfc, Edgar W . Bar' ^ o f T-fka Monro*. FIs., has . _ _ at NorthIngton GeneralHospital, It was announced by Brigadier Genera] W. f t Dear, commanding General Pfc. Berwick, a veteran of 18 months over***a, waa wbunded tn a battle of u m n e tfte and stod to the United till \nil 1 ing uf the l("tur v 1 luh i“>! i■ 25 yi'ttis Brer its mgnniziitinii H .41 .1 Three Sailors Held Pending Investigation MMl « ft 1 i(< I •i ■11 i I 411H* fas'ltrl *lll.1 *f»eal f •uiuy .it the u i 0 tu JuiigU* • 1 II I 's ill a V*' l.t «• *Ti Jimf f ^I - T» haul.. Reports Also Show Son iee Of Nurses Aids, Home Service ill i Ul % i nipr). »' Uf; . M I.. IIj ot a unifi the l (*eorgv Spcpr l rg«‘" Support Of Seventh Warlaoant'ampaign Wail id* aif t i u k i ’U ' 1*1(1 tssllksN Ml r s s , T s , “ Pursuant to assignment I have audited the account* of: Honorabla Jno. D. Jink Ins Tax Collector, Seminob -County for th# period beginning Januai All Mastrr Masons and Eellowituarv J, 1843 and ending Augustt 31, crafta are urged to be present (Owthras* Oa raw* t e s t Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock ■t the Masonic Temple, at which time the Fetlowerafl degree will be conferred by Lodge No. 02, F and A. M. Dog racing, (topped earlier in th* eeaaon *V the government’* anti-racing nillnr which waa lift­ ed after th* V-E p a y announce­ ment, will be renewed Saturday evening at 8:00 o'clock at the Saaford-Orlsado Kennel Club, It today by W. J. Conn If Iff (troplww z \ | t‘J4fVIlt |l> fMguitlirii* what thtot VVil \ V411| tw* OPA booatrti th* |*‘ Mlll |*l 4. <• of »alad and P fr** » tfroiuui fo rfo t tiit>p|H*tl u p itt two m :t p !t n v il t hum ami 11i'i tv i■ m in hatii-roii .* ill inn's food rstliining and prICr von 11ill system. H T O iJjr.l.> %«**»i*r In 4 r « Thi* ht*nvif>t l umh ityf attm'k n( I lip 1’iii itu w ,tr i - lio111),' *unlt'jtshi'tl rut .litputt n't pi .'pli *, plus the growing threat uf blink markets, are putting the A Tata] of 1312.067 71 Collections in up to Ma 1. 1016, amounted to 3323,362-3^, ■nd dlacounti allowed .for early payment amounted to f 11,083.77, or a total accounted for of 8334,438.00, which la a little more than 97 H percent. Intangible Personal Property Tax Collections amounted- lo s little more than 00Vc of tho ns aessment for 1944. The delinquent tax list, which will soon be nubllshed In The Sanford Herald, will probably be the shortest delinquent list pub­ lished In Seminole County in the past 26 years, he said. A recent audit- filed with th* -Board o t X o * fk > . CommiMlaaar* •TnntT Vrttl | * tnt# « A now dug to continued dry wtath- by the State Auditor give* the rport of A. J. MIxner, Auditor, 01 aa follows: “ Wauchula b still having k.lher ■ ************* to Four Russian armies to­ day rooted the last fanatical Germans from Isolated poc­ kets in Austria and Czecho­ slovakia. Moscow announced 1.060.000 Nasis have been rounded up since Germany's surrender for a total of 2,860.000 captured or kilted aincc the Russians' final o f­ blJ“ m HI ■ ■ 3,000 V i o l a t o r s Of Price Control Are It evealedToBureau; May Be Prosecuted tar AtsMisue e « n i (» kxad* |sr USIk. k *a k r«U ri Mrtaf MW. Ration Point Over 500 Fortresses Bomb Value Of Lard Is Increased Japan With New Incendiaries Cought By 7th Army Yanks Chur chi l l Promises Britain W i l l Fight Side By Side With U.S. Against Japs General Elaenitower said to­ day he regrets instance* in which senior officers treat* ed captured Nail and high G erm an officials on a “ friendly enam/* baeis In direct violation of Ms orders. Th* statement fallowed Bri­ tish and American pree* cri­ ticism on the treatment of Relrhmanlul Coerlng by the Sear nth Army. f V eralttVIta A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SPAPE R E stablished 1908 VOLUM E X X X V I IM Iks. ml VltU ipar w(U d j I# I 11*1-416' . Tomorrow Deadline For Clothing Donation Iiv the continued drought, and J. C. Penney’* former store on some local shippers estimated that First Street for shipment, Mr. losses in celery In the Oviedo McCall stated. unit /.ellwood arras have amountThe Giants and Cubs of the rd lo as much as 25 percent dur­ Lion sponsored Junior Baseball ing the past week due l « Ihg dry league played their final rame at the French Avenue. Ninth sprit. Othrr vegrtkhlrs such aa pep­ Street ball park Friday afternoon, pers. beans and corn ore reported it was announced hy King l.lon to lio reduce.! in ylrld by reason J. K. Rowland, ll is planned to of th* drought. Arcording to B>’. have a picnic for tha ball playera W h 11 n e r, weatherman, rainfall on a Saturday before school show* a deficiency for the year closes. Lion R. E. F.lsberry was ap­ to date of 0.45 incite*. Not a drop of rnfn has been pointed as editor of a forth­ reeurded during the month of coming bulletin to be put out Mey, according to Mr. Whltner. weekly by tbe dub. Newly elected officer* of the Total rainfall for tho year so far is on\ 3.71 inches, about half club will be installed on May 2o. It waa announced. what ft spould be. Lion James Robson, Jr- was Temperatures for the month have averaged 74.1 degrees or fined a dime for dtoeusaing a exactly two degrees below nor­ fishing trip whlla th* King Ll°n waa making an ' mal, j • i* p' . 1- \ I \ bu “ 11f**' HU. ■ F ie iorlit ol I in * i • kft n III III* III t*. kultima ....I lietliMliii |M .an i-to-f tun uf * * I * H j lu ll V -.. dll I* h • .44*11 I I . I.i i f I- i , * fell |1 • .1 1 I, * fit 1JO- \ tll V t I I'illl iSlalt'll "I < l il • t' I141*4*r • aiut l_ l i 9Ukeki 1m .SkRt -iU:v.li1ii are pMm'i|<*iti. ( *il*lu w.irk<g walerwnrK *, 1*44ertoge. highwny«4( hrnigi-%, cm liiw **i K* .» ■! hinhiiiig^. lit tiir mum, |i d *mp miluntry in wUhhohitng i»l;in- until the cuntrnrtw nfe let. t ruction Mngto Slue tr|Hii1 , til . onlrnt ls awarde.1 «to-w .. I'l-oiiv rullig volume of |-. 1. it- euii-truction. Less iluio 5 t'l-i 1‘i-ot of Ihe .(nte's total nunll in t Ion lollllilr , in private do ring l U42 und 111HI. The following y.-rir, privato construction tom- to 13, percentThe first thn-e months of ItU5 credit private roust I net loll with 43 percent, or SH.07tl.UUO, of all rontiart a s s o U dm no- the period. Aw aid, f.*r nublir od.ttnirtlaa rearhul * |tt.;l«7,UUO in the first quarter, 1^45 This total Covered Stl.3Ul.0lHI for public engineering uroiects |2.tlu6,(HHI for roads, -* rtVfat* ldfa3ielilgca-atiL X t J1I l,*. — Due lo the laige volume of building for the armed forces In Florida In IU44, total construc­ tion awards in the first quarter of I94S wvre 3U per cent below the corresponding Period, 1044, Home On Leave Edltor'a Note:— Tbe follow­ ing nsnrt of boys In service "hose on leave” have been submitted by Ike Pilot Club for which Mra. L. Ik Ratliff, telephone 831-J, and MIm Blanche Kennedy, telephone 92J-W have been ■elected aa a committee to aecuro names of service men that their friends mar H when they are In -Sanford. j Chief Braxton Perkin* to apandIng a 10-day lesvw with hi*/, parent*, Mr. and Mrs. B. L ^ Perkin*. ( V �* 1 j 1m T ^ fi ■ ■ I n —17-.*sn» *■W » ' *99^ WM'et MONDAY, MAY 14, 1915 TIIE SANFORD IIEKALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE TWO — Russians Root £.* Out Lost Nazis. On Continent ■ — May Day Exercises (Instructions Given Held* nem %i;Fridoy ^n t*riflay At] At1For R e g i s te r i irg Junior Dlgh ScJhooL Rent al Quarters Seminole County Property 0 w mer s Pay Their Taxes addition their" V -Y *a n ? Vri!, frojectilrs with which they hoped to hurl , shells .von lajo-Jun fiotn Ft nrice nnd llullsnd in the au­ tumn of ID4 J. "Only just in time did the Al lied armies blast the viper in hi* f < « H U Mural F r a (if I ' a c r O u r ) , iC N t iH ie yr»«a r i * » * • '» neat," Churchill snid, referring Minister Churchill pledged Bri­ to the summer bicak-through 1044 and present this report tain lo fight be*lde the United across France into the low coun* l hereon G e n e ra l S ta te m e n t States Bfftlmt Japan. tries. "Otherwise, the autumn "A ll collections of record have The Manhunt spread, not only of IIM4 might wrll have seen accounted for. Cash fo r euch leading Naxi* a* Hein­ Ixindon at *haUeti.| as Berlin.'* been jiroperjy Only when the area of the big resource* were adequate lo covet rich Himmler, Jonehhlm von Hlbin mounts.was iiUunt* .was oiorrun bentrop. but other war criminal*. morruji did the liabilities for colleclttm of taxer and licenses. Reports and remit' It was reported that Hfhtmler'* peril to l-omlun come to light. capture )*u not been confirmed The prime ministei's attack on lances have byon made jromptly .le Valera was the venting of accurately Records nre ndeat Allied headquarter*. and well kept. Reports n* Tbe twelfth Army announced loiiiT pentup rnifcr here nt the the capture of Col. General Kiro leader's floutlnr of bis no-1income and expense, were cor«» Bled. Helm Guderian. the German mu; lion's ties with tlic ltritish Km- I r« c’: Collection* and Remittances expert and former chief of the plre In tbe <Urk dify* of 1940 “All collrctioris appear to havi Nasi General staff, lie was a after the fall uf France. A sense ol envelopment which been properly recorded, and re 1 leading general in Polish, French, might at any ituunent turn to mittnnees were made promptly. and eastern front contpalgn. The percentage of collection strnngulnllon lay heavy upon u*. Churchill >uid of IHom? .Iny>. MWe »n the tux mill* ha* been ver> LONDON, May U . <A')~l*rlm« had only tbe northwestern np- high. An apparent excvUlon <» liiniaUr Cnurcmll revealed last proach lietwecn Ulster and Hcot-llhe H»«:l Intangible roll wa. night in a victory review that the land through which to bring in|<uu*ed bv u supplemental a»*r»» Garmaita had hoped to wreck lam- the means of life and to send out ment made nt the ( oniulroller > don last yesr with aeciet super- tbe force* of war request but luter round to b<‘ un-, artillery and at the m m tlmo Tin- letcentagr o' "Owing to the action of M r- I lo collectible. he bitterly denounced the Hire Valera, so much nt'viiiufnea with collections on the ,11143 gcnersl government of F.ainon da Vnlera the Is inner and iustliKt of tbuu- roll wa* W S per rent. far Imperiling Britain in brier sands of Buuthern Irishmen who Kro o rd a darkest hour of the war. "Records of the office wcri hastened to the battiefront to Signifying his Intention to re- piovc their ancient valor, the ap­ neatly kepi, and were found H ‘ t at the head of the govt-rn- proaches which the routIiciii Irish be accurate, full and adequate. t, and not to be "pul nut to iwrls nnd airfiebl* mold so easily Income nnd #x (tense* were not re g n u , ” Churchill said that much have guarded were closed by hos­ corded in lawk form, but n com plete file j* kepi for each si remains to be dune in Kurti[c If tile aircraft and U-boats. months' period which contain* » Min* 'other font) of totalitarian“Deadly Monameal" •lam la not to replace the de­ “This was indeed u dcpilly inn- memorandum « f each item of' Instroyed armed might of Germany. incut In our life and if it bed not come and n .receipt for each Itsrr And beyond ", lie mild, "there been for tbe loyalty nnd friend of expenditure. ____ . Japan, whom Britain is "The Tax t'otleeinr tarries hold lathe hip of northern Irclaml ws bound by her lie* with the l*. 8. should have-hod lo come to clove up and rohbcrv insurance, and alt end the Empire to fight to the quarters with Ml l»e Valera or|of hi* deputies are bonded perished forever from the earth." He jrttvo no hint that lie might Churchill added. Britain fin the Irish rnce diet tooyi dissolve the coalition pnriia. "However, with n restraint olid in my limit.” Hq prayed dial . ment to pave die way fur a lien- uoisa to which I venture to nay the "shame” of Eire’s stand . eral election, although he bad history will find new’ parallels, would bo forgotten and “that (he ' been generally expected to do so. we’ never laid a violent hand on twopics of the British 1isle* will A great part of Churchill's ’hem, which at times would have talk together In mutual cumpre000-word speech was devoted to In on quite easy, and left the hcnslon and forgiveness," a blunt a sweeping review of the desper­ Valera government to frolic with Implication that he considered ate struggle lo final victory in Cciinsn, and taler with Japanese Do Valera no roorcsenlnllvo of Europe and nr»l»* fur the Allied ret rcsrnUtlvc*. to their lissrl's southern Irish frellipp. content." arms which brought It about. Were not so much tell to do, Nails lied New Wramm I'hurchill ritml the heroism of Ctufrehill „ ______ *»id, "Ihgn T tndrod could But he also disclosed for tbe 'rish foreas f lit t in g with the Al- I 'end my five years of servirr , first time that the Germans bud lie: am1 said "all hatred by hvrpily. and if you thought you 111 Jhud had enough of me and ibsl & '■ I ought to lie put out t: grun, I assure you that I would -tak, it with grace “But on the contrary, I musl warn you that there is sill) a lot to do mid that you imi.l lie prepared .for further efforts of mind and lody and furthci sacrifice* to great cause* If >'”0 are not lo fall bark into the nil This otl-eyp* pslat girts so entirely 0*w of inertia, Ihc confusion of aim nnd the craven fsur of Irvintt look to pocco homes. Seels stucco great." ■ galasi osoittere, helpe gu*rd sgsim t On the continent of Europe. wastberiag. Britain must lie sure that Up | words "Freedom, decoctarv mid MOTBCT9* S E A U T lT tE f llhcrntion are nol distorted from iheir true meaning us tyc have ooiUt s IihhI them." the prime min­ uter said. r iM r U i o h i •nil Eu»e >• Smith, -vault competition. Nathan Myer*,' seventh grad*r established a.jrcw *record of 7 fret H inches: to defeat Frank Cranston o f ; the eighth ^jrrade. Other •vonta'froti hv the aateflth (Trade*-w e r e '» c tfrl’s basketball Same with [»> star* o f g to 4, *he *0 1yam dn.l, atm by Wilbur Gillytml Srbo defeat**! Frederick Cooper o f ttjo, elthth grade, and the tunnlcg broad jump won by Joe Erwin who defeated P. fc| gun CEMENT k STUCCO COATING BENEWB STUCCO BEAUTY Hill Lumber. & Supply Yard Phone 8.1 American Prisoners say: Bech of the eighth,-nod the foot ball .past Wnn by Jahmy Gowan wrho 4*ft«kxl Umldy Owens el trie cJgMIi.'jtui gill's potato rac* resulUd lrf a tie between Dorothy Ander**>f a n d 1Carol Jean Mcriwether. 7 In (he reit af Iba matches the eighth.grader* w;ro too good for the seventh. These events and places were ns lotlow*: relay rnce, Ihc eighth qradr team captflnarl ’ by Euge-ie Harper; the . Irey’a fcosketbull game. Uk) ciglhhjgradc taani captained by Ten Southern slate* in |M3.r»-*tU j spen! I17.0t per Negro pupil in i i-lcmentaly nnd srCtuulary tcbiwdi agniist It'J.30 pvr white pupil. “T h u * , w h a t* !* s a id r ■« ■ m "IV a b # * n figuring on o naw car toon a t thooling A G O O D THING For A RAINY D A Y Rat i on Point Local Chapter Of Value Of Iiard/i Red Cross Works Is I n c r e a s e d On 144 Kit Rags II vnilaare tr--M r»B » nasi •nine -lirt nducing dlicttiuii. It I* cuncolctl oil all nidra th« i irlsh iiit-nl Idnck in irkHs have flnurls t-il f--i miniih*. They art- spreadme I-- Migitr. egg* ui -I some |esavr n-mnualitie* in nhort supply. Fu-“l official, fuai (hat an K heennu's iiffC'iiir*- In cut civilian "applies further to Itrlp f vC’l t-.urone. more and mnev eon ('ana-la's steel piadurtiup lui* sumi-rs nil noxious nnd finanImeii doutdcil since ll)v outiiiiiik dul!■ uhlo to cut lictler than t-vsr if World War II baforiwill turn to Muck mar­ ket* fill Sll| pile* Tin- (line cutlld come, these of­ ficials explain, when insufficient sLinplles inovnl through legitimate niiiikcti -• cliannelv to meet mili­ tary requirement* and rations of those civilians who choose not to 1 ntronUc black markets or who do rot have access to them. Warnings Hut excessive spend­ ing power might destroy the r* I tinning system nnl bring on dan­ gerous inflation ueu- given early in lliw wm liy imiry economists mid farm Irn-lris Aiming Glove issuimr such wnrtilii"* were t‘lies ter Hnvis, Ht. l/iuls lui’ kcr and farm lender who sejvwl as War Final AdmliilstroluT for «• eherl while in 1U43, mid Albert H. Goss, 4master of the National (I range. Fallurr of the Government to attempt to 'bring rlvlllaii b u »i"g power Into halnitce with ‘ he supply of food a 'd other civilian oods available at celling price* v mean* of un enforced savings iilan wus n factor co-tributlng to bavi*' rrslualtun aa food adminiitrntur. Income Kxrreda Goods In lirief. thq nation's financial ledger I* something Ilka this: Consumer* nre receiving ait annual Trtwwtr•amn’Mntf-’f i w . OOO.OOOJXHl The amount of avallable consumer goods and a m i Ineludln-s food, baa a raltW ■ri-.Hn ||I0.IH)D,UUU,IHH) at pre*. celllag prices. Taxea taka about 125,000,000,000. This lea via about 191,f ((•a lln a re V is a I'-X - .When suppllea of nnd other Items supply were much this ealn Income cant as • •whale than evar before. ti>« p a p e r that wa may have to make our old car* lost lor 2 or 3 y e a n aftor victory. That'* b a d newt fo r mal" H url 1212 »lrt rout banger* were ssnt on April. 17 lo the lied Cross Fleid IHroctor. Camp (iorilo '. Au­ gusta, Ua. and r>7 mine iltmuri boxr* were sent to Aren for oversea" shipment She ul*n re­ ported a very helpful meeting hstri with the County n d City sch-*ii psrsomiel on April 27, in whrth time kill*) EJixjibsth y^HXriridge, Gcnernl Field "Representslive fqr this section, viiited the Chapter. Mrs. Klvim Garner, chpirman for publicity, rood a letter from Area headquarter* concemlny publicity for the Chapter, strew­ ing the reed far the continued cooperation bv volunteeri due 11 the tremendous task which lie* ahead, and the necessity for thee) to ramaln on the job until surii time after the Ameriesn Red Cross has fulfilled Its obligation to every man and woman in the service with the armed forces. Mp. J. t>. Woodruff, rimlrmaof liomr Brrvie*. antmnnred n clA*# will bo started in llnmc Service training as »oo > a* |««*l bis. It was Indicated that more help will bo needed In Home Henke now Halt wo will linvr mora vrttruu* raturnln- In the toe eik'ee f t "MygOulf mop Jutf YorfTa good newt, though. Ho said Gulfpride* and Gulffax** will balp keep my car on the road for a long time—more than flkoly until I gel a now ono." near future. Mr. J. Tllden Jacolw from Lake Monroe, spoke of the fact that the people of his section were pleased with the service being given bp th# local Chapter, end py the work being accomp­ lished bv the volunteer*. A report .waa read regarding the Nursed 'Aides' activities. Six Nurse* Aids* at) duty during thu moettu eed a total of 42H houra given. . > "H*'» an a* perl, too. SoII1 1ho firmt h/brlcortoo them h, 'So Th* Jlurn* a m i w .m w rt s m I’iP OO^fl read a*'follow *; Financial a*al*t19.33; 12 Staff ■ ■ ■ R fe lP U B no cuniian ‘1 es BAMH ¥foy— onduyill nde right up >o that i w r i m ' *---- ntonU), $102,811 ......................... radio*, refrigerator* and ainttar products, civilians attempt t o u t * much of this extra Interna U buy more and better food. I-**k year, An oil that's VbUOH In .. . protect* ogoinjl carbon end dodge I Wilson gave a rvko report on Uw l*do Motion. * capital latten Dm iKVIin,E 4ME8 treble the axfr# « t r f y lo blow lhair iopt B«l dWWWl ribll Goodyear Exlra .■S&lfcffl trlgfne* bi ’ ’-- * -j / F r J A • B Ih* tiopt." "Bpl that auto export said in W A N T TO G ET BACK A T f" 1C"B o ile r by e score i t M to h, ‘ imp i rd Bobo DaBo; with rmt reflation* roquirethe diamond ball throw, won by menU include a fine of or much Faye Miller, second Patty Hansel; aa $0,000, and Imprisonment up the baskeilrtll throw, won by France* Meioy, scco.d France* Buinhtay; the rack race won by Betty Jo Walls, aocond Mary Ellen l.o*ring Tbe Day’s Activities were con­ cluded with the May Bay B ill held at the Armor)’ Friday right. This ment. presided over by the king and quoen, feature-) a stage show in which Wnlta Alkov pre­ sented • hallet dance arr»mparried by Roberta Evans a.‘ d a melody and rhythm skit featuring J. W . Byrd vritli the comet, Billy Bry­ ant willPthe clarinet nrd Jimmy I’uwell nt the drums. ■XUBUANTPAgtf lepkhowdaehi —hailed tbe new* that veer bi Eoiope wee orer and peec* had rottanod. Happy Parisians wawa Aeai (top), rheerbig aa they march near the A n deTriomphe (background).Thee*(rring mnhr o< **Le MarsoHlsi—" can almoai be hoard (bottom) ee H were from the throats of a hug* crowd In which Gen. Chariot da OeMBel(af*ewVbead of fhe gnreireawif. I* lurt aaeiber fruifB— i jer4 »i0 B m g M .& + £ ***£ & (CmllaarO Vtmm Paae Oas> for the one copy of each complet­ ed form will be returned to you by the Area Kent Office, and one copy will ini sent to the tenant. 8. After filling out the forms, Mmove ' all • carbon paper. • B. Late registrations are subject to penalty. Registration form* moil be fttied out In triplicate. A ft*r they are chocked nt thu area Rent Office in Hanford, on# copy will be place-1 on file there, and one copy - will be returned to the landlord and one will be tint to Its* tenant, (f the tenant agrees with Infur mat Inn as shown ht will ketp his copy on file. If h* disagrees, he is to notify the Area Rent Office. Tno Area Rent Dltrctor expressed confidence that vast mujuriiy of Uta land­ lord* in the Hanford arsu would cooperate wholeheartedly in the rout control program. ‘The greut majority af theai are loyal "America ns who want tq do their part toward winning,. Ihla war on the home-front,' be aaM, He wwtmvT houever, that the to oil) year. Ip order to facilitate registra­ tion Tukaday. .>11 -other yltpam, menu of the Price and Rationing office will close down to that ail employee* may help in this work, according to A, B. Peterson, sec­ retary, ________________ . * - ■•rs5i> i O ,,. i �prffcL.%*»«' ** * .sjfcr- *** V, t .-» .■%* uutfivt. 'Jt’vv»* s«m"JFv : .dkjr’»--T* . — •••• •••• " 1 MONDAY. M A Y In-iili-ituiit ifuman Is The First Veteran Of * World War 1 To Sit In White House . IJ C G A L NOW REAL _ 11 ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic Dank Hid#. —AUTO P A IN T IN G - Come see us fur cuinirlctc Auto PuintiiiK— Hotly a fid Fender work—* * YA TE S AU TO P A IN T SHOP 105 North Palmetto Avc. Phone H7I X-CEL FEEDS Mndc fur Florida needs In Feeds It’s results that count bold by | ?f-I' 1tllfall I I icirlmrnt nl liir u if Vi i i n i n l tn i * f t Ia o ii*e v rH . tn ry m an fort* llm r v in S iiiM iliiiM ( n * t r » i ! it! 11). fs , » I sirs r*l ■i iN. * •Ain tllii iw*A«tt J-n- ,S 1! pf <m|*<| Is j'a sSsts | •.i |*IS1*I• * *t 'Himv i *■<i ** invuln the .SpiiM j#b ilnhtl ••Iltrtrd MOCtlDINO WITH AO O am tVI WAR after msktnt the Appollcn.'dorf Juncture Ih.it^cemented liir notltiern fmnt In Germany, U. 3. Cth'Array officers are pictured with Hutsians In the KU-e ll " er low n ,i*. i i.mimma maps, they planned combined operations. Identined are (I. to r.) Col. W. S. Ihdrtle of ISirttund. Ore ,,in . inandlni the 11JU* Cavalry Rtconn si stance Squadron; LL Van Straiten Dulth, S1,1lM>n f'TP» '» 11fiTI !i|r, «■» •vwrrr^Arm* staff nffleese. W r b an official Si anal Corns nsrimohoto. I /‘ f« *till tiff * <iriUL*. hat ciuietl inillUry service " itt ii In* went IMick to »Lurivinif in w In 17K0, 1HI2: Four rlit’ W *u *tf t^Ifc im*m] uc<hJ fout 1 s 1’ieeiifeiit Andrew Jbck»«m. 11)i<« hi i Itit r\ lluirtaon, /.m 1’-u v 1'n\ Ini unit Jnhn Tylrr win uni ii hni'f military CMrcei. Tyler -ncuhwed a company for the dc'ritj.4.* uf Kichmuiui u^um-t thi lUtliph. hni never "«»5 calWtl in l A in timi niifl w n i*il only onr ItHllI !» Uhl lliikorv. th«- mini military i*»tiv* with the rnnk of rnit/di ■-Mt.il fit tins involved in noim ’ m il *kn niihi t .«%ui ihc end of .he ^ tr of In k'lM'iiilpiitV, 1*ul inudc i - hit **•“ ! titiItin i \ eplniah in thu . t Iwl’i with lit* ik fttMr uf •VA *h lean • *»ft**r the ‘'Hi nffi I idltt >.a*t *-mfi*l It Inc fo*iI nl Mulish fiontnl atlmk oti hi* iitv which r< Rulletl in the illiiitf of 2,CKit1 uml ci11 kv 15 \ !*ivrt» *iinc mill iiumIi* Jack>no a i-llltlal v hell* Iinfi , isit_ ninth l .S, Pr* khIciiI, cantnin liv w h ich * I iN cn ln A h m h iim m •>! cnHi*«l ii iti in to 1 Il \ ( i ll vv|U|(itil tn t n llaiA* i m i 'l l i v i ll h r if ! tf ■i n n t In iii III V *1 i**li f hr M« o f i l i in tm iim itrr dunnv W u r io it 1*i i c n « I m 1 ,iM 1 l i i l c , n rn a jo i irtm iH l ll> 1 !" • t m ode li r e n t*, s i uiaP tif *" in ii hi i Unuirh V i»n -m I n " . 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I»ul rrlmiHNl i hr unlit*nr wlicn Ik * le<l a force }<»r ireitetul in the ( iv it \N <. •*f mihtin rvfiilRfi efeirv-l the t h e e m i t n i t of Kuril* J l t o i f . i i hldinin in ilw fninotn buttle o Honelitun, uml h#*lf o t’onli -l« i **t I I iiprcnnof lluriiMC live Wur 01 Army t*i hit ci*«iit <rumt l* 11412. tlni iktun rose lo miior ••rii cniin: ecimmaidlci iih Incf o Im ' »<* 1ec tm n ‘ Phone 5H tarth Elm Avn. ii u p (lo if (il^ I i1ml ktotiit! Jtu A n n y SEMINOLE FEED STORE ei-tniD *r tiiMti v*Uh ■Itll,I !,* I|l> Inn ,’M '»■ r% ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ■if W O T1CK t -ntl tor ili.tM i."i|(l«tw ,’' e r n f lit I lolllilll-U t-i m UJiliil Vi i ■«it 1•• M *•i im iii .i * ,\ i’h *:• i * .■ it, ,n Iaii2 ifi in 'a - i run i,_i i \ i; i • i i .b I'INK, »hti*t I” t, AOII It I’ll ,,1 staff ."I Wiiln,in lio e.i ..in ' . ii n l .rw.% | .it.il fi.uitlil at "-in "i .mil in ■r K ' * H r I* liy<|l|tt,I| rj*t air "■* III, t ’ , ■ r hr| rlt) i liiiAoin.iua.i lli. sr.iililti rv jptifur f ^ R t*-r ' #f " I ('"3 I Slf off* ,i ! fUti. I I hi* U r l l - i ^ iitJe tiMi I" 1h•» *IIi <UI *fA iri»t t i h 'l.i of I t Mil# n t am, i I iliiilul v'1nci <>i .IfMlNlH N l lit 11‘ ltV s I'm . t*tf til \ . , s- 'Mllillis * With Shrriaan ■» ..rt^ilia a t Ur ( ’ I f r i i ' H I •-Ull tv, h ’lrs, I i | a , t*tt * * + T. ' Iterijamm H* k i on. ni.nu on •• ■ rnoiiHiit U Ilham Iteiiji HmI ii .on. wur i oinmi-siimvil a ,r ii" . lii-iU iisl.t iltirinv the m • nd vr.i of the Fivil War III iiaik wort n Sort mini's muirii on Al-ania *in T*» l-rifiit h«jifilling u prc .v iit am i ( pt>'t-wnr % u the eml of He w.u win h le ir m.e to the ruck of »»b ri \\ r hi»b» an agr»M'> *H *riiiili: m S a n fo rd w ith p t « ond military achievement. In sit By ARLENE WOLF AI^Ngwtfealuraa Writur » jlition there have l*en one haul It Ha. taker, exactly 27 year* client, one colonel, one cnuUtn for World War I to prtxloca a and two majors—McKinley an, President of the United Slates Truman. Truman saw some of —about ■» lone as any World War I's fiercest fnrhtii! other war in American history. in the SL Mihicl and Meuse-At Koawllarry S. Truman, first U.3. iruiine offensives. Great Mixers * vatHaa-proaidant since Theodore The inlxittK of military and t><>Rooaavelt, la also the first World War I vstcrun In tho White litkal careers, is a well cslsliTI Isbed custom in U.S. Presiden­ Howe. Amoefea’s U other military tial history, datimr to Oconto House from one L> I I years after Washineton Washington, who «a> thdkfoso of tho war in which contniHiwler-in-iliie! of the • »n they aerred. Zachary Taylor wan tincntnl Army, beyan service nl taoralnuted lor the i'roshleney the ajte of St, iu*t before tin within u month after his victory French and Indiuti War. He was at Bucnn Vista In tho Mexican n lieutenant colonel In it Vlrolni:. War. Andrew Juckxnn entered the reiiment. and later was an unW W c House It yearn after the nfffeiol member of General llrsd dock** staff. Washlnrtnn was nr" W ar o f IB tt , Althoujth almost half of . live moled lo colonel after dislln Presidents hi ye wont an Army Cubbing himself at the lamuUf uniform aloruf the toad to the ambush on the Mononennels. After WashlriKton's Presidcnc While House, the highest office In the land never has been held there wus on interval of ten vear uy « naval officer. The majority before tho neat military man of the military Presidents have James Monroe, w'ent into thi been gtnernls: nine held that ram White House. Monroe was n lieu cnant in the Wur of Indepcn and built their political succesi rt io p fl p u t .T H E SANFORD HERALD . SANFORD FI O R I0A I I . 1945 M frvU irv u f till* N o r l o Tuurhton Drill? To. ri*r. KS.xi i i STrrKf. FIRM A M AGNOLIA i'H O N(. \n Y j .11 \ M M , s S K K I) T i i l f ^ nr p r T it r itr^w lrar V ita H I nan • (irrln l ( u hir h f Hail Irn d rra rcrn llaan * ( ill W (*ri« Maall 'rrl| Rad I at* # r* II * I* rlrf h ia ta l • nt H l i t K r I at| l-’ I f Itl I nfli ( 1*1 A **hi»I.*h I I'biinr I .*»I I 1lv|iH...|i,r% •<I F. M VV rii If A *)tiN« * aat!» || M *nl 1" i, ( i Ufa I i a i|« *rrd C. I**i'1raIiir « - - p flrf* l»r r n ilrd flhal ..fn rr, hosI, In " » lb(* In »rdrr !**«• I■* * a*i 1 n n barr ■*■■( I Ktril Ik a |ar*« r F11>I | i - « 1* |*i p rrltrllp s , Mar I lllln u W K ItT Ifir 'la ll ^ Ia | 'r «r M | (il»M M IC K E Y’S I’ M A It M A C Y I )ia im n u is —W a tc h e s jo ; La-1 hvi'l *)lrrrl I he K i l y u r c S c e t l < 'it. >t*\ - F. r# m r a r l r t r r«l isowisnl JEWELER *1 OIflaaa a llnittl l>aa*|rra 11••a* I I .Dill.I. i ' i I ' > 11 M M . • sal PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED --------- r ;j P IF lif OVER nonnon Phimr '■ >\Mt»Hli liliO l i : i i i k > Ml. U N V K l.I.I MILKS El. K I T H l( lo .M U A it i m ; c o . V: I r e t r i m I ■' Ir,,»*«- l***l ’ * 11 # i » a I rn "* linn a*>alIn %* e. 1 PImim* |41| WMC t E f O S H PI A 11 M>> 11,, hi Jiivl ! Cur | W r fi* l i | im i m n t it H im k i:u :< i ini si.u \ h i I A) VIianaa.tlUMp I rr I ■ rill 1 ' a I | | t \ MIMIKLI. | | 1 FEED A SEED SI Dl f l |‘ r e M*“ *t llr I* K it ate i Jl* 1 I * Ir i M* * P A «^ .\ ,M D iii;-S GROCERY ' ' M EATS — PO U LTRY •SI® ! SEC I ’ lll IV j . I f Rere a»n'» m# Kun4, *» **r*» j Nrttlw l « « (• ffRliyr RHfji* 4fe» Ii; lh faain » i !*»«: , d ual |f| ■ M AFFKTTK B in batflle aaf f AI TO H K K Y IC K 1 | ~n > Park %,». — ------<■ GEORGE COUKHKN IIHKWKITH CAFE I'L l MBING •Ci Vrar* fl«prrf*Mrv Prim* f*r**»<*pt ml» •i m iprt |rr _ n«i W U:n Hi? Imr.q jury was dlnmls.nad. It n t v i f happened to d id to US. For months our facea tellt you that dealer’* rescue truck ii on UNCLE JOSH Mitya: np oi eni L a i* S w llloy • I’M Iff our 21-leopr mall a* rrpalr Mftlrt. rover seen eleven ttubbo;'»>y men in hM 3LECTR1C SERVICE Co. l*l> ast ao , 1'i . h • u<t resolutions. I I A H U Y ’S « e i ht * • UAH & M4JIIOU S T O R E .11 The trouble with havtn tm o d a w *he upliccji. SANFORD Auto Carle Co. 1.ETE PARTS H E* ERH • DISTR’.BU IU ;, a t - . / b u t in * w a t. to a s t «. Co. DRUG STORE IVEY’S I'M W ft.lh M Cosmetics • Fountain It AN DA 1,1, ELECTRIC "3 St. STRICKLANDMORRISON. Inc, 4JITY DRUG CO. T W ^ , t r i e IW.T. CM I M w l on W. U L LAN E Y*8 PENBLAR STORE r t,M ItoOmlRat A Anderaon «• W lrltt »> s At*. W .M READING T i l l * DIRECTORY EACH W EEK. ‘“ fft** v * ■* ■: Vr-A • V .' V • 5^-U^g1'*g»d . :* ’ . --- V 4*• at -=-ir f f •.v * ' 1 • -' ' > <■' ‘ ■ tV '• ' . . ’• 113 ------------------‘ •: * r r „ i >111 I �"•r ----------->V THE 3ANFORIJ H H U LD . SANFuTiP FLfilflTU lalpad A »weps ie.1 *kpf»rm le. firm. tee. roeroeieta T * » “ { 7 14 la the fcalleeol fUU el advoMtalaB Office* ere malwlalaed le the terneel rttloe of Ihe eeoalry with prteH»*l heeJeeerle** la Chlrea* aa< gew Tort. intelligent and patriotic American women are ueu^-; rather-strongly-thfctrtlwy do not get enough InfomutiTon about rationing. They believe that if people really under­ stood what waa happening, black market! would die off. They are trying to help their government and themselves. Why, then, does not the' government explain more clearly to them about these matters? . Hero's sugar, for Instance. If It ia really necessary to tighten up on the use o f sugar in order to take care of hungry people elsewhere, Americans arc willing to do it. But they, want to know what the altuatiop actually is. They keep hearing that there ia plenty o f sugar, wait­ ing in Cuba, Puerto Rico and other W est Indian porta, but that the great sugar growers will not sell It to Uncle Sam except at an advance in price. Uncle does nq^ like to be held up for unjust gains, bo we do not get the sugar. i f this is true, is there not some way of compromise? Cobld not'.Uncle set a slightly Increased price, with the understanding that it will not be raised again for n given number o f years? That would move the sugar, but prevent nnnual hold-ups. Then they hear that Florida alone could produce enough sugar to feed the whole country. Why doesn't it J Americans will adapt themselves to any situation if they understand it. Rut have they not a right to under­ stand it ? Why do they have to guess and grab rumors and get angry? Why are they not clearly and expertly told? BIBLX VKK8B FOR TODAY GOD A LW A Y S HAS H I8 WAY. BO DO NOT GET IN TH E WAY OP HIS PURPOSES: Whatso­ ever the Lord nltased that did he in hsaven, end In eerth, in the teas and ell deep place*.— Pealm 136:0. Ganaral Patch of tha victorious Savanth Army »ay» that tha war acalnit Jaran will b« over wlthli h yrar. Wa aecond the motion. . Konrad HtnUIn, tha Quisling of Csachoalovakia, bai eommlttad inkida, thus tatting an axampla for Goarinr, Himmler, Hasi and Adolf Hitlar If ha ii aUll alive. , A Bond Boom snvlronmsnt b«r» a r t . Idas! for (M h a colony and might prove the means for inducing hundreds n i*er other retired employee* lo locate In this county. T h r more people of this kind who .come , o e * i O e more 8enford will grow s .M 4 In Ihe future. T ia J r t W U in « dcixifiK W fK P w k i ttt i xi Wr sen agiW She u j i : “I used to ro oo» on tka ro*H in vaudeville tours at |3 a <a* Gosh! It arms touch trying u ^ alone os that, though the rip* rimes was woodmu . . . tai the places ww had to live h . . . * A nd Personal Miss Hartman To Wed | Social Calendar Kariyk Ilousholder! p ■---------------- --------------------------------- ' Mr. ami Mrs. R_ V llartmaa my picture te H o ilr »o c i __ It all happened, t ie “ **1 WJ * " Warner conducted a search for the moat beautiful *»ri in the world" to play the pan of Sa­ lome. When he received the hoys' recommendation he sent tor Vvonne and »he got the ptM. . "Nothing hut fate.' mutter* |hs. 20 -year-old \ ancoucrr horr Vvonne “ I'd |Uyvsl about »* hit parts in the last fe* P » n plus riding in a rode* a Gil nor* Stadium Loi Augvlew. Then all s*l a «m!dm it hap pened . . . " • __ , Yvonne, always fond of swim miny. dancing and riding, has an p|M>rtunity to disflay her talent* in "Salome.” She * a p : “I think that’* another reason why I got the part. I don't need a itand-in because l can do a!* raj owr singing, ballet end toj-dancing A meiro-soprano, she began singing when she waa 13 years old in the choir of fit. 1 ‘anl's Anglican Church in Vancouver. After she left high school |bxn u M th# found ihortKtnd ood typing “too difficult" the re- --------- S ts Booths ia a tourist trailer oppo­ site the Universal let. Outside of the “motel” was a sign which ad­ vertised rooms at | 1 .M up. She has entertained at radk shows for which she trinity writes her own auags. She aim dcaigaa her clothe*, paint, ta water-colors aid collect* rank THU. MAY 17 . O RLAND O AUDITORIUM Something New In Insurance Hy VIVIAN Him W N At* New.features Writer Every mother sparkle*- when her little daughter step* ont In s frilly new dress— hut how many 000,000 cltixem wbo live in cities end towns goes over these un­ surfaced roads, and therefore thr national welfare is involved, therr Is another Important aspect. A ll­ weather roads will mean much in building better social and cultur­ al as well as economic life /• t rural families. The isolation en­ forced by poor roads is a aisablr factor In turning able v Ou Um against farming ns a vocation Poor roads have helped foster the pernicious philosophy that tbe goal of farming was to accumu­ late resources enough to return to town. Better rural roads will encourage a higher atandard of living, Increase interest In better school* and rural cofnmuntty life and help establish a prosperous rural economy that In turn can V NKW YORK TIMES purchase more of the products of induatry. Better rural mails, Under the provisions of the haj a total rural road mileage of built where they are needed and Pott-War Federal-Aid Highway 2,406906 end that 1,474.446 mtloe not aa a mere makework project, Act farm loaders see the begin­ remain unturfeced. Aaidr from tha will prove good business ^for .he ning of the end in a long fight fact that much food for the 100,- nation little these items to their list of fire ■'must” jobs • Cheek electric wiring and Ns electrical equipment - nd replace tionnl Fire I’riitretinn Arrociltimi ard frayrxi cord*. Re•luring s spring rtes-. up rsh^ worn psign show that "d n »*n l t*» kill'* romiition the roof which may may have n tiagir iniplicatHin fur develop leaks and weak spots ynung«ter> tietween the ages uf from winter storms. If re-roof­ five ard II In u five yrar study ing ia necessary, select fir* rait v>as found that almost half uf vistant asphalt shingles, which thr fire deaths in the United will help resist chimney sparks. The beating plant and chimney Stntrs involved children under 15 years of age ard persona 70 o* also should be thoroughly pawned older. Nearly twice as many and overhauled. Stacks of old girla uf five to I. were humid to maraxlnr*. rewspa r>ers a-d dlsdeath as were boys of the same enrded rag*, shoubl be cleaned out and turned over to a salvage age. committee A high rerrt-ntnge ~ Ylf the*u deatha were caused by chlldrv i playing with fire and tnatrbee U(mI *rem of ihm Though hnyi ganaratty '.are cup nil* b •itimitrd at siderod to lie more likely to ipy will, matches, the furt that ,051 girls were fatally burned as cumpared with I.6H2 boya of the samo age ia atlnbutcl to the flammability of eirle' cloth- Tha world'* Urgv*l nuiouotMla insurance company, unsurpaurd in rates, covorarev and claim payment.* offer* yoy the kind of collision insurance you Kara al­ ways wanted. Wa will pay 80% of tha first 9250 of rack km and 100% of tha amount in au ras thereof re tutting from accidental colli*Ion or upset to your automobile. If you dent a fender and it costa 11 0 to repair we will pay 98 If ft reals you. any 950 to re* pair a collision or upset damage to vour car we wiU pay $W Wa , will pay all over 950 on louse* of 9250 or more. Tha cent of thi* 80% col1 ion policy i* actually less than you would have to pay for a 950 dcdusttble collision coliry, requiring you to pay tha first $50 of each loss. Don't drive your automobile with broken glass, dent fmder*. find out how little it will rost you to keep up tha appearance of TtMir RutomobiU Gat the beat f<r less, ml] 1TRJ. * P ir t c r e ! 45 PEOPLE ana M o th S ta te T ra rg H n f Production < Lerok O l. B oiler has recent!> heew transferred from Hobbs. N. lies to Roswell. N. Mea. * here br ia Uaimtur for B-SCs. t-*4!v Officer Harry llanscn and Mra Hantew left Ibis nor ,rg for Holly stood • here they wvS a tilt with the former's pareasts far a few weeks Mr. Ilw b i l h r graduated fix*** Stsairaeie High Sckoai ia H W i ant them a ttee.de t the 1 - ivrruty ' af FMraSa. where he was a n ew • her af Alpha Taa Omega veeaal fratereaty. He was m m cteJ wvth the T ta te im lijaraanr Crta tasks of Hartford. < « r - fto n Fncnd* her* of Mr*. Jit For IM S la id Jaamary. IS I 2. wW a rrtt wil] i i ( i n to trw.ru that *h* hr jeased the L'nilrd Stales oak u n i a major o p rn lim in Cirrtr S a t - f (k* W^CJS. Army After refem sf a w d c i l Ihr Phorhr Potarr lim piul in mat Maratiy m i n / a: : W b r a sb.trKarge freaa the Array ra USoav. G » l**t w w k Mr. and of Mr*. L A. la -d w iir t t in k I H t . hr rvtwraed lo lie leu Mr*. FonrM formerly lived tn Mr*. J. B. b t l b octiot i> v*- i r f t ilj of FVseaia aat >t » » • '*auf«nd w twrv br «a > monagn b w tn *. Tha ataatipg »;* r « d oi'A * vtesfyvrg taw there Ur llsu* of tbr lk u rrli«rll Company. l ha [krvutiuffi! Ini bv Ur> tt , DaraJ o t v h • i< f i B » * o l ** * ) Mr. awd Mr*. F_ U S a t in p rajrr. A 4 « V M u a wav trfcJ * > , have returned from IVrry, Eta v u U affair, and oroAtrouv T V * , ■ here they .tilted with Mrs atiautr* of taa h *i Bmvtiag wvra I Svana'i mother. Mr*. J. F. JcrsurawJ ami rvysit. p u n . Ur - F I gwa and *J*ter. H rv Jack A rrirgC. V i l k i u . r»T » tb- n » « o : Uo. Another utter. Mr*. J. C. study "Studying tha D w b a/ K p h rra a v * Tar itioiv kw t far * tha rtrrlr n ~Gra<* of t n V w t l * , After tha marling id jo a lir L ' rafravharaau wrr* j m l lo tha following mawdb-r*: M r* P * Rawlra-.J. Mr*. C. F B i u u . Mr* S p r i n g M e e t H e l d B y M E. Bikrr Mr* il t t C o u n ty F e d e ra tio n .yard. Mr*. U F Brianu* ^ S. E. Samh**i*ar M f* E 1 T V n g d a i Sjgrai raeesmg lin k. Mr* J A l alboun. Mix isusah fs a a t ) t n j n » u « R. W Mnrdn in'.. Vr* T E. m m T CFokw. wai twis ' Witwn. Mr*. M n i»»! A .'ta s». saferd MTemaa-v O s ' H m iv Mr* W J Ib < U Mix* J* a » I* a g k Mr*. Re} TV Waddell. Mr* T— Mr*. J P TVirmomt Mr*. r V laaJunVnr. Mr* J It l ittkr. Mr* W U CUrk Ci vi c Department Luncheon Thursday Tfce C o x Dryanmnit of the X fsa sa 'i Club • ill hav* its cov­ er's*! <ti*h laarkssa on Tharwday u I2.3B r “"M The program will he vpeaiwwvd by the F ms Arts Ikyaitrarit. M r». E f^. Biranke. iraiiiiss 5 lsr> J B rn sltr will WALGREEN’S ORLANDO S FARM - TO - MARKET ROADS :Barbara Balsara To Sin* In Davis Recital to get all-year hard-surfaced The OPA wants full production rosdi to moat of the nation's sis Os ’ the beat possible solution for million farms. During the first •the growing throat of Inflation, three rear* after the war 9160,­ 000,000 w ill be available annually for the Improvement of itcondary highway*, This classification roods traveled by school buses end the rural free delivery mall cmrritn. '•- •The Federal-Aid funds will be matched by State and county ap­ propriations, providing a yearly sum for three rears of |300,* 000,000. Th# secondary-road Im­ provement program U one oart of the gtneral act allotting 9600,­ 000,000 each year for l>w«a years fer use on the maid through routes and for constructing new routes and by pause around cltlea. Tbe program will ba administered Retard ,tv Mra. Rogers IdElected HfdUOf Luuuty ?*T«A. school thorns of mine hadat aetit mutherv n-aiise (list thou Fire Hazardn Lurk i tot may lie drr«*ed in a In Frilly Dre8*ses hnrar.l’ Figure* rnmpilcd by the Newa o f ’ the German surrender aeema to have resulted In an upsurge, rather than a decrease, o f War Bond sales. In New York State, celebrants flocked by thousands to boothfi selling bonds stamped “This Bond Issued‘ on V-F. Day.” And Frederick W. Gehle, State Chairman of the War Flnapce Committee, promised that any purchased dur­ ing the remainder o f' what was also Seventh War Igtan Mobilization Week would read “ Issued during V-E Week.” It’s a good omen for the success o f the giguntic new Seventh War Loan driven which starts this month. Ameri­ can citizens apparently realize what their leaders feared thev would forget— that there Is another powerful enemy still unbeaten. They know the Importance of bond-huyintr in the conquest o f that foe. Juat as the early defeat of Germany has shortened hy so mqch the length of the war still to he won, so every i i ona of tha tllaa in Central Florida for a retired railway bond bought now will contribute to the speedy nnd safe re­ workers' colony. Tbs climate sod turn o f the men In the Pacific. A Jackson county rspressntatlva proposes tnst thf Laglsls'ure be abolished and all Ita duties be tumad over to tha Govsmor. Th «t would b* one way ot falling rid, of democracy In thla state. George McRorv, when he was rt i .prssentaUv* from thla county, lu fg fitc d a better wav. Instead .jf: having it meet elxty days rvary two years, ha woujd have It meet two days every sixty -U A typical example o f Nazi culture wan the burning of the university library in Louvain, Belgium. It waa the second time thin library had suffered from a German in­ vasion. During the first world war the Germans wantonly destroyed the library, and it was rebuilt by American gifts of books and money. Those may lie requested again; but Mgr. Van Wayenbergh, rector of the university, announces that the Belgians themselves have ulready collected .‘150.­ 000 books towards s third library. The second building provoked a bitter controversy. The architect, Whitney Warren of New York, waa asked by Cardinal Mercier, the Belgian leader in the last war, to I nut an inscription on the building which would embody history and teach a lesson. He carved on it a Latin incep­ tion meaning, “ Destroyed by Teutonic fury; restored by objected; he wanted to forgive the Germans and build American generosity.” The then rector of the university Wa are clad to aea that the Aaaociated Praia hai disapproved tha action of Edward Kennedy In doabla-^fnaslng hl» eolltaguei and vlolatlne hla pledge In connection with the surrender atory acoopad” at Eisenhower'i headnuarters. • k=x^e art- 7h-t tkj =—; itiessa-s 3 s k j J k«r.ca:**c J t fir o M Nazi Culture MONDAY, MAY 14. 1*46 (c t r d TC* REAtOrHQW ' EAR THEY'VE DRIFTED kir* J-n.i Rof/r* at S M ialX • u flrctfvj prw ii»nt of the Semi ncXr Coantt I l . A . Council^ »' H* annual mooting at the San lord Grammar School ThuruU) Mr*. B. R. Gray ol Uonpraod »*> elected a> vkv-f rwidsnt; Urt ( l a r l n Wilke of Sanford a* »«v rotary, and lira. 11 H. Crumlrj of Sanford a* trvssuret. Th* mrrtini waa rallrd to or Act by thr prtaidmt. lira. B. F Ward, according to Mr*. R- 1. Cooprr. Korrvtary. pra-troL Min­ ute* of the laat n w t in f wrrv road and approvod and a tvport of ikr trraauror waa fir t a by Mra. Stella I’ Arrinrton. The children of Mra. Margaret (toils of tbe Fifth Grade, enter­ tained the Council with a fine Mother's Day rrogram. The Council r becked up on fund* in the treasury and it wa» derided to leave clunc fund* in the treasury until needed, as the vmall staff of .toetora ia So busy (hat no time rsaild br ( i n n to clinic* just now. and these funds • ill Is needed in slays to come VIrv Amn/ton, principal of the South Side Grammar School and Mr*. R. K. Kipp, principal of the Junior High School and sanford Grammar School, r\presses! appreciation for prwious co-operation of local and county I T A yrmips W ar* and mean, of renewin* interest in the PTA •ere discussed The meet in e adjourned to the Grammar $cK«n| |imrh room fur luncheon The County Council. Mrs. Coop­ er -aid. wishes to etpreaa thanks to Mrs Kmma Flynt. for h<pitalit) estended to |hr group. THE PRESENT TK at L a sts A Year A SUBSCRPHON TO TK« H om e N g w ip a p c f JAM UP and HONEY I'lIKSENT ORIGIN Al GRAND OLE O PRY .Stars In Person Friday, May 18 UNCLE DAVE M ACO N Ills LAST TOUIt Fat Vegetables As Meat. Crisis (irows CURLY FOX II,• t HARIJtTTF H U M S ,i t|i|\ w.t: l u w i i lr d l‘rr*» li«nl lilllw |\ VI I'M nf , nrirnl .*•1,1 i .Hillin' n* ,|i.h tagr* in ii.t-iil |H.nlti> .*in| '*'.»i ..-'i ■* * 1 |t'» .* lu.kt tlllllg f«I U» Ilf " . . . . . . I»>l .11. V I" thr l nitr.1 Slate* lluil I nr >r««nn |,|, „ „ There sill he a Mother's Dav of rival plantv m *rgrtal.l<-i I* f„|,| «r ll gi. i.-. I t,.. dinner at the ITSO lomotm* ■ Ln ,..i .-i aight from «l:00 o'clock until R :«l | Ann Williams-Hollar, foo.1 »l»*l I * o’clock, at which the sailor* at i initrii>i>ii vn»i»ult»nl. ha* .«fillrii lt< the Sanford Naval Air Station ; a t»».k. "I o«ike*l ro A our Toslr. ' .. . . • ill play host* a» a tribute t>. , I kurtitial li*»ik* $21. whirh roll | |,„|a|„ the mother* of Sanford lain* ovrr Lai vrgrtablr rmpr* ......... Joe Hall, director of the USO li «houl.l |rost invalualikr !<• , thi* morning «tate*l that an appro hou*rwivr* r«. king thru liroin* priate program i* hein* arrane**l (,if Mini intrirwlin* <**> *•' | B-d that all *enmr ho»te*»e- yrnr the- idtr t !■ ■*» tin) , • helher the, are mother* or Hot ' .an obtain m %rireUl»b' » are cordially invite*! to attend 'Fwilirtl In ^ *»til Tapir* rnt» < tj lamlull mformalmit ••»» « , y , the uulritiMtial ••ualltira ul , „>k , IMtilru. x iHIVing ifUl.lr (»»r f* r -h ,0| f (#, avertable*, i IranilMf a»ul Mlurittg I tii.t.l tii-lru('tion« Tbrn ranis' a chart t, t t, tor rooking ul I tbr \rgrtablr« yni | Sj,, , ,,,,, n r r hrartl ol taml many y«»M f u , >. i*rot»ably ilnnT in ftint|»l« ( IX, tr* Ia«hion A«*)k« -r.» CA R E FOR D IN N E R W A R F Tbr la^l (wo third* of this ■old m rui' h With ns* dishes scarce the-r ra»*»klM**»V M (Irvole** |o umiBUal llVldu tl |M. :i r decs. many precaution rccorr and f»i»r recipes for rookinjt \rgr ru*lar«* » u p * mendsd for handling fine chins tables mlhy t»T thrm meals in a r.Mima Mint tr.i. •Ii«b \\ r print hrrr With |»ri iin.ln *ta»* mat also be advisable for ever* Jss diruerssrs. Hurried disk • miMiofi of iba pkibiiahrr* n irw Jf,.r |n i... ». 4«ni[ Ir ie*<ip4 v Ahht.ii Ahill Jlir 1niplt.il mi.I l*M washing often reuse* breaker* Careful, efficient sleeking, wash you an ».lra of how Irrupting thry «,*. j I 'r . l i . . M lug. and staring saves dishes. Staffed ,\dlirK«akrw , . m-.Ii Ii -aI v» i Scraping dir hew with a rubber 4 mr-bum aitichok. 4. |!i . scr-aprr or paper. Instead of s metal utrsisil. prevents marring the surface Starling in Heal piles according to sise. when dishes are scraped, help* avoid 3 Uhlr*p»on« %»hil# »m r topping rrashs-* that m il .xcur 3 tjiMr«|M(on* walrr when soiled wl* bos are tumbled 2 to 3 table*pwnv bultvr wa tha d rainbow id 1 1 / 2 lablmiNHihv tomato |»«»tr Washing just a few di*hr* at a Sail atal blark |'C|»|«rr to tuatr time in the sink or di-hpan r«M»l artlrhokm an<1 *lrain leasees breakage So doe* * itad or folded dish towel tn the lot ('hup t»ii MMiR fine, 'life mil'll firn* P«»ui ••nion »»»•! torn of tbe dishpan. and also miuhrnnm in hoi (at for .*• mm inder the rack or on thr drain . utr«. a»•t*t tiimalt. |ia»tr m«t( board particular! v if rhina I* ovrr r load flamr for atHillmr '• fragile. Harsh *courinr . der* ininutr* l*rv IravrM of arlirh*»Vr steel wool, or metal cleaner mat ajairt f«ntly. rnimvi rh«»k« *ith srratrh a dish Strong sosp am Kan.11. i.f apo*«n an<1 *rator »n moeua. nr trashing soda a i r hard • iiir Fill wrll« of artichokes an metal trim. Never pour lolling with mittwra, i»Urr »lic* of ba water over cold dishes’ or cold con ovti top ami tic In plac* water on hot diahea. . with ronf. Place In baklnr «li»h. Stare dishea in pilds ar.i.rdtng add wine ontl aalrr, and rook for ta tiae. Set each piece down rare 10 minutri in a moderate own, fn llr: the foot of a dish ■« not bw«tinr orraftinnally Hrnio\r always glared and mar sciale the ( rord nnd arrve. fare of. the one beneath l.ilrstse.' Sottr I'rra a Surrol»**K lift don't elide, a plate from the I tn I S ni|>a rofilnl fre It pile. Separate stacked piste* of lima liran* or flat rhina with pad* of *oft ? cup* frotrii l»al#v lima* paper or cloth Protect • pout rooked of S teapot bv covering * ith a, 2 co|»* krrttrl corn. hollow cork or rwrdb,wnj rsn frYfli «»• cann«*4l Best place for cup* is uu,n| on 1 cup «oui cream a separate shelf. A narrow >tep I ulilr*pouti butter shelf to hold cup* ran te set In flail aml black pepper or »* r r between two wider shelve* Cup* Us taatr Ileal com and lima baarv« wilh •saaDr tha nost easily broken s M ha rdaet pieces .p, replace, butler in too of doubla boiler. akxsM never he stacked, because When tbormurhly hot, itir in »our edges and haisdMa are realty' cicam %f><1 ecaaonin*. Heat thor chinas A H a a d s g rnpg from busies ou*h!y and tr r r * . b dangerous far handle*, and cops Mar ha ballad loose by piles TEXAS RUBY Mother’s I)av Dinner To Br Held At USO the o u ig in a i. cow g ir l y f .o d i .k r GABRIEL TUCKER THE FOX HUNTERS JAM UP and HONEY MAM MONTH TFNT THEATER (seats NEXT TO FITY (3000 BALL PARK SH()\y STARTS - 8 P.M. (JEN. ADM. 1.00 CHILDREN 50c (T V\ INC.) in don't a.i wr ran, we'D bring to bear / Y on the Jaji* oil the additional might wc'va Item using against Germany. millton pounds r ght by New Fa; : » T \ X INC.) If you have an beam#— whether from work, land, or capital—you hkve a quota in the 7th War Loan. Bo sure to maka itl What willilcost.thisMovingDayof War? ELECTRIC R E F R IG E R A T O R S Come To The Yd. nK Peoples ELECTRIC ' RALLY MEL "INC, BEGINNING i 27, 1945 n n c ? T !M Q F 9 U EVENING. PAOLA. FLORIDA Estimate it ia these terms: The job of moving million* of men from one front to pnothcr. Thousand ! of (hipf Is jo a n j U>« Aqqdir* of liattlc. Swarms of new-typo air­ craft Lo blast the path into enemy territory. You can get an idea of tha coat from the fact that Uncle Sam needs 7 .------- ^ — billions from us in the mighty Seventh War Loan * nose/ PjPW? Tbe Seventh War Loan A m i r * will call for thr greatest bond-y / C T ^QM buying we have over daa&CIUsUUsJI rm o ro u t * Y0UN(S la DaLand, Sanford and p* Btaeh. COME A ifp HELP US • _ _ T ______ M s , —am? YOU! mSOMAl •unmrr » TOUt vatLietm i iota AVMAO! MCOSU ia m WAIlSgr UOTAHi ^ HI MOMTMEh (CQ AINVAUIQ HM v* ItM IIOJ* tsooe ill Hi m ■\ 110-ZXl III!! tn • tiue yea-tie teraMe •Ul leralM . FtJM . 1 teraiet •-* W M • » /; • n iMwliea MJI Mika Waai of ^anford ra g q uo ta 1! ratala« taedi will ho charged tee •t N f t U r tttM* Women Want To Know (3 •d’-Herald SHOPS M ew ed nodes th �/ t' » 9 / r - K --r \ *fU /ff j- A .- | f ' *how that 03 per cent In the Tiome occur on Rwjf » e.k.* Greetings for Fathers Overseas Shout d Ke Mailed Soon The Beat Ford Service fa Centre! Florida. V * epcdaliie In complete mo­ tor overhaul*. Strickland-Morrison Inc. " T URGES THAI T5T H kTirFlD'TY B O H ^ T uuat be oeot by 71 ra t-«lo s s B all, in sealed onvolppos, and I f soil-' dior-dada are to get them by.. ,, j Tather'a Day, June 17. by sura to fiSdross them carefu lly and corroo t l y T tt Y4ITO**, Ut A t JShn K DO^AUfm U'h a at j Glv'eh f<Ml - H a l l y ^ " I* kept. It atiooM be convenient cwivrn Church of The Nazarene ^MAn tr Hanford. FI*. put under the hi-h cheati or little and you'll hnvc more fun your­ -* -—. . * i —■ , , „ ... CaBfh itnd chair '1W*vtWft:}tt-«iU- in self* evitable -apllia. (And they arc I Bavaria ur the secoml largest - o tr E e e d m g (state of Clormi.y, with an area „ork surface where you •nany!) * i ' “r" ' _. . . ^ J.u.# a%«• I’erncmljei that to learn to feed : of tome 30,000 aquare mile*. . 8 * CHARLOTTE ADAMS h ut i:,e lo i r,h« r’ " r j Aaanrialed Pres* Food KHtor 'J t"‘rn- the vrKvUiblrx, nr whatever n r's self is n very difficult proc ' IVfUute stamps were Issued for ,, Are you one o f thoac ycmn[f.> i-lu you have to do preparatory ce»a and ypili* and food all ovar ' the first time in |A*U In (ire^t the face are a neeuas irp u t of eiotOfi* wryi finds Use mcclimu’ * to In* lacdlne. Until n c.uld eats I II ri tain. !>f pupaiinv ,lbc bab"1* fool and mccixely v.hal the rest of the It. If the mess he must make in lha actual procaa. of feeding family il wi, it only mid t-> you. learninir D easily cleaned vou t’alladlum is a metal always k.ltt a rhotaf Do you fed s» i.urut. to mix hit rqiecial eooki r, i will be far more ivhsxed about It I preae t t > some extent in plati­ ■though it ware it’>t o e more utensil* in with thoac of the rest 'and that iaaa a he will learn num ores. ___ , — . — _ _ ching to do— to tn« point whore of the hounivold. | more easily—ami everybody «onyou aora'tiinrx wonder wh - you Philadelphia was the Greek Lc xure, In viorl^ng out yaur I errned will have a better time. •tail him. evett though you |ov. time achcdulr, t act irtim> for There'* no more fun than eating, name of a province in eastern tint very dcarly.l Take heart; ptcparini; loimul.i v.nen you've let your child le a n that early. Fairs! Ine. ,1 The question of what your haby clvunai u;> lie of the kilcbe 4h«U eat, how much ami Vo,, jioaiji eleiy, It will go much fast­ yftert is the business of your doc, er it ’*ou haven't a sink and work •va>r. No laymai could.’ ot ihodld surf.co cluttered with iliily pots advise you on such matters. Hut und pans. 113 Palmetto A v e „ Sanford, Fla. ,, ny coAk who has lcarne.1 to . Mrnu For tlaby work • efflriesitly in Her kitshen. Order of Servleea If your luihy hns reached the caper ml Iv one who has chit Sunday a r * l of her- own, can perhaps | when ho eat* Vogctab es a d rive you ionic tint mi provtliir,- othur solid fouds, try to roako , *, , * wlait you buy for hl‘>i fit into t h 1 10:00 A. M. Sunday School that y ou ie never "Ug • o , | fUU)jj,, , „ c„ u „„ f ur v„ u ^i,^ >ogf*d ilvwri as you aic uy all ( When I is irhedulc ends lor pen* 11:00 A. M. M ornlni Worship those new and important tee.. ( or lieans, carrots or heels buy on . iinplr (|unn!ily for nil cn cemed, niques. C. (». Rmley . and coo* not a little for him at 7:30 PJH N .Y .l'iv . Schedule For Mama Ins mealtime. Pastor In the, firsH 'jdaf*. juat a* yuur I)a not rook si I the peas at 8:00 P. M. EvangeHalle Service •inky. i* brougjlt »■> n i *r leilule. noon, in time for his dinner, a d Phone 356-W yoij should h*v^ rvqe for yijurself. ihen warm up those for the fam­ Your a will bo somswhat depend­ ily at ni«hl. Vitamins are lost k • 8:00.P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting ent .on bw. a -d lut« his, will be lli* wnrroinsr-up pr. teas, as arc xrltUn down ort paper— by you. tnsth and appearnnre. The little bit iif tlnte you’ll save by cook Ir si sad nf the doctor. You’d ie You are invited to these nervkes i utprieed how nt h easier it. I, in them oil nt one • is not wort., , to « s t through all yuur liouicbelu the pi icc i i food value, Special Music and Singing Another lime mul labor savur uwdta when nuci ymi’vw ihourlil ihnm Ibrvugli ami »*t them do a n. fur the mother of a lo Idler is a A I,ive Gospel with it U v e MeHsage In tire kitchen, fix a plnco good lug square of oil cloth to 'iijs fn / c to THE WAH *D R tY GlftET MONDAY, MAY 14, 1945 t- l. .m * Lnii— » i hen* S04 lr FLORIDA-- THE SANKORIA —- ‘T C O X 999thIHFffli Refreshing 1 /V£W YORK, “ Afler-hourn HABIT! HERE’S TH E RfO H T W A Y TO ADDRESS M A IL TO SERVICEMEN. Moat tmdeliverabl* icrvice mail results Ircm faulty addretainr. Thli ii a typical Army addrci* and ot court* Navy and Marla* mall should be addrcticd with equal Slop In after work and enn a rood alas* of lleer. BILL’S PACKAGE Krone & BAH A Complete line « r Win# — lleer - WhUkaj £ 'B / c Boy |,'FO* nv uuSBnnn FROM HIS YOUNG SON I WA1T1NO FOR DAD: Typical of the drrpti senllmtnl marking tha war’s fourth Father's Day. this wdt-to-hutbind greeting for a father ovuacae is ■ mtseage of love in which the open gate and cottags-door seem to say "Wr're waiting for your return." With millione ol fathers ovrrsrss. IMS Fether’e Day sentimenta tenter around scenes id h> >ne ihat abreni dad* like to think about ami dreetn about J. .IS, CAM , LIDS w * 4 R U IB IR t Tad IAh lalnwlMi la I l*e #Tywar aa^etd addnw*^ weri* U4.5IK) nc<tilrntal An Innu iik'" !*j* IH.Tf» Hwitxrr* Inn'1 |»*» i^hr.i all ? *A UNIS 0 9 COMMUNICATION r K g t v K vV- , - • E a GH mw mile o U e i towprd Ittol vie lory *n oil front! UnglhIM Hil t«l*pkoM Km * 4f (emmunlcotloni. .. th* liftllM i *f Mr -(• u t ty , m Shcv.ld n k e one now in planning for the electronic age tonsoirotv! p ¥ .! - u - j M OST PEOPLE D O N 'T -.. n z ? ' _TT V » * ’ 1/dl JJL- Freall milk U In the daily *n- HfMH" tn thf r.iiU-.l BUi I cf in • Mai of th* armed force, in world HMJ4 mil fiI mhi! i»(U if!„ #U0 til a War for the fir*t I lm^ Rinco nDtifiir injiirh-p the Rtrr>hrtir»r»jirv Wnr Thcrr fcTI .TtTiWf Vsl s-dY Army on4 Nary. And monwfochirort of t«l«phon« *qgipns«nf erg Itill working *1 full capoclty to fill Hrgtnt vai notdl. TfWf b why (Aero It ttlll a wailing litt to* fe/*pAone j«rrlc*'*rt Hit Alies* froalf INIAOIO by th# murder of her husband, • i-cootlet Uauricv.Bw■d, Mr*, Florence J ic k M Bend ha» broken gangland1* end*, ee» curding to Chicago police. and r** vnalrd the deUlli <4 % underororW slaying* end given other Inform#- T h f s i x t y te c O iU — _ trnd r e a d in g t h i s , w i l l | r*&! d iv id e n d s la te r . YoUr purchasing power has a aff^t upon the national By g u y in g scarce gHpricea today you >h. By.savthg to o\iy . . . Aid when you plan, kl uri of ktttn living thro better- wiring by giardfitg ifltist tin t sbirtciiisis. Net M ill Hm m w«r t * * ^ > t f * «*H •’ ctarert of ntiphon* equipetusar be • aWe fe ceavert their plenti re lk< prtiaktlee if mw eqtriprMMt seeded re fill cMIloa de> Mondi for »*rric*. f i _____ . £rro wbM «« Ho mw *' . ._____ _____ i , . t •qalpmentl* aroAqhU II ---- Men* people In Ibe Arctic btalld house* pertly vndtrrround for protection eeslnat the low temperature* of winter. . ; ^ kinhan circuit It 1 3 t J.'\ ' jl M 'l t d d ***M» <* ’ Hec- r n i l kfe «•*#!*# unit* io n ic a g e don't yet quite bet **eu#k. tb«* MAWft YOU* MOTOU « « AND m m ^ o V k m a n a h ip fcd b y w ill hel; you obtain thes enoes nfote quickly. w ay to fey e is by buyBonds, flia t way. you ie tim e you ntoke an invest* at w h ic h /in Tpn years, re­ ft H for every *3 in vested . Here, (WMr HUY >10RF WAR R0 G THRO i - X? ' ' , ‘ " JH ■ - - : , w :>tv • i . e •W p? \ •; W " »i ■. '■ $ ” 7 * -..-.S' - �V •V - —V A * I^ * - i ' S -V - T in : S A N M llll) UfcRAMX SANFllU0. FI/MIIDA ■"— --* ■ --------------------------- ~ 4 t. I DR. R AYM O ND L. BASS I n I LARGE and SM ALL ANIM ALS in They for free C A R T. C. C a ll JtiO -J (R e tire d ). San fo rd . F la . JL j.« i *4i a lake precimi*. rhanrn t ln t h in j* . 4*« • . (u h ate 1In 4.i J I m l I 11 1 I • 11t - l •* 1 — . *»vsiiiis -i i i oi III i t I t m u m » So* tf you h iiv r a v ;’ *. •*» a j o 1 'i h L o i r e , m nil thr.tP von ■i * rilm n lv hot j iiil/ t ii e h l t*»■** I, P i o t e i T wlnil von O W N \ i t M |« .< \| A: « •* N• • llit u a l I n.»t i l.met* I' i u-14'i" V i i Ml ||l V -» L 1* ti n t i H » t i i > ir I * it a p f F o i e - | IiiM’ " "■ ip| |||r ( rvlT 11 ,t ' in Of J •** r t i j ’ lil-. ji it. 1 mI 4< ill 4 * 'Oil. hi- I P .■ 4 I o il Uli til, 4 » . ' -f >1(»ll i*» i;. it V 4*1* I Bring in hangere, please! Ave. Rhone I 11 , 1 “-H*! I K E SERVICE O iu i w \ / 8 I S U IIIIT ^ V ifo m i n $1S0, SZSO Private, /riendly lervite ...a year or longer to rppay... rptuonabf* credit require­ ment* Including foam «tt eignalure alone. or m oro (/ o nearly • verybody tome- day coaei need for cath in a htttfy. Her* we aie organ tied to give the fait ■ervice you mutt have. ^Jeed money? We invite you "to acme and get itC. t»ot (!<• For For R o o m ik Fla. S l » l » D a n k B ld g J £ . Rowland, i r . M a n c e r Mini r! kiiirlh ilt...r housphnU (Enxiniing li'fiM'mifUf m i f f (v n Eli n rrm lly They 1miter* uf ,* ui. r. M il in R i'p i'lle n l w ill m il On O u L s id c n iis ic r *"1' .1 Null or llu rn 4 H U N T’S TUXEDO FEED STORE C O M R I.E T K L IN E O F T U X E D O F E E D S ( ’o r . S an fo rd & 2nd S treet F lo rid a . .1 IE • Quality 1 >i - i . < I'i I •l *-tl .,.l*M II E*- .-i.i. . |*i»l,||*b. P I • Service \ -lit « I-. 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M. .t.i** ■ PhlhteOphlt id S « n l * t 1■ 1 »i 4 1 ’<U4, wus the t i l M A u *j ^ 4 » . . h m i ^ * e t i f i c so c ie ty o l n . n il . r There’s a ^ "-*r _ - K » . -* . ' 0 " . i / M ONDAY. M A Y 14, 1W5 • . < "• ' X * V ‘ * J*7.^ ' -Jt~ D ...’ . 1 •j %- -’ - J .*.■»•* « t » �- 'M i* ' -- ■: - w & n - ---- 2 «~ . ^ I % r - ' —n • vw. u^wrtljt •Sr .r. . ' i i t ' A w ' i r . T •*'- <«* :: >*»?/.* ■* IrfTjf JirT -' - **-Ao^^.rfrrw~\ ■«—: • - m. _ of* U ’ ■ .***»r.*n#ssir-vV -— n m m . 'l t f lit e t : . *>- *«*S the 3/,!7rcte TftRAin. J&NPtmt) florid* Women Admitted Japanese People AsRadioEngineers Worship Emperor For First Time As Though Diety :I lfe per Me per 07c per He pec CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Uae fee m Laecrtlo* ' ♦ * Uae for three Insertleap ’ line fee i laaerUeee lias for 14 laaertlene Ml amts ■ rates . . . 30c ■• ■ PHONE 143 OR BRING YOUR Ad* to T H I SANFORD HERALD Court? five words to Ue Hoc, inctndlng phene end oddreal. All aivertlaoaente far (llaatlone wanted will he charged for at the regalar classified rates. ~' •• H. B. POPE CO. U. 8, TIRES ond TUBES MODERN wall located I kouie. Phono 0122. loom Dr AD ELAID E. KFJIH AP Newefeature# Writer Owing to circumstance* beyond j our control-----B I* a phrase j>fJ o^len heard on the airwave*. wo, Generally It explain* an Inter- c#| ruption In tran»ml»aion. Thi* ^ year It hat a new angle llol Recently— due to circumstance* wr| >1 war and the manpower shortago — two women went to work at National Broadcasting Com- J” pony control boards, a* studio englnesrs. It Is the first time in NBC's history that women have wni controlled transmission on any of I ite program*. A third woman * Shi tow an apprentice — soon will|*hii ■>* added to the ranks. whi Ths two engineer* aro Ruth de» lb# Emprror. A yoar altar war itarwd bo mad* a jolimn pilgrlmur* to tha grand ;hrin* cf the S od Gcddeu to pray for ••divine a**;»tane«" Only but December, when Hup«rTortreaie« were bomblnr Japan, Ulrohlto vlalted to the famed Ite ihrine to pray for victory. When Illrohito came to power in 1920 he chore for the name of hia reign “ ahuwn," which may be trar.nUted "enlightenment and peace." But the army made it n mockery with the invaiion of Manchuria. Illrohito dutifully played the rote of puppet, ar­ ranged by Japan’a real ruler*. It in not believed likely that he will become a eelf impoaed exile In Manchuria or elsewhere when the preanure on .Inpun gel* too great. HI* jtihjrclR would have no god, and liirohitn hold* the empire together, Rome ob•ervorR believe he 1* too con­ cerned to desert hi* people. Taking hi* job seriously, hut performing his duties mechan­ ically, he might be expected even In aid the United Nation* in mak- Mirrors, Venetians and Franied^ Polished Plate Best Grade. LOST: Young fomate rod pi itrayed from home. Rewoi U n . J. J. Duren, W. l i t St. Glass Table Tops and Desk Tops Cut Any Size Automobile Glass Installed While You Walt, LOST: Pair of gold rim (Isaac*, (omewhere down town. J. B. Quattlobaum. The Scala pa luce In Verona wu* the home of famou* poet* and artlita under the rule of the ScaJIger family, 1000-1187. 10-ROOM HOUSE, gorage. largo greened porch 80i Maple Avo. LOST: Wallet, Prince Gardner aeamleai, containing valuabli 14 ACRE farm tiled, good flow­ p a p e r * , overaea* louvenlri. ing well*, 10 acroi rough land Clarence B. Knapp.' Return Palm Hammock Sanford, Fla. wallet to draft board. F, Z. Bull, 1101 Park Ave., Sfiiford, Ha. Phono 861-W. LOST: Silver Identification brae10 ROOM HOUSE completely let between 9th St. Bail Park furnished. 703 Palmetto Ave­ and 20th St. Jamai L. Fox. en­ nue. graving. Reward. Phone 759- J .after (LOO P.M. LARGE electric fan and uble radio. Phone 758-W. Wc Can Furnish Paint And Glass For E very Purpose We A re Equlped To Handle Any Site Job Regardless O f How Large Or How Small. The Complete Paint And Glass Store When Dante , was banished from Florence, he found tempo­ rary uiylum in the Sc ila palace In Verona. E. BOLLS, Owner 117 So. P A R K PHONE 303 HELP WANTED— FU LL TIME maid, Box X, c-o Herald. ebactT. P. O. Box 1169 ford. FOR SALE COLORED J rl* for leundry 4 room house close to shopping — Jar hour* and wngc* district. Apply In person. Seminole Robert A. William* County Laundry Co.. 810 W. PM m 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3rd SL PORTABLE a e w I n g machine, good condition, 130.00. Phone HELPER for Jimmie Cowan Bhoet Metal Work*. . PIANO j WARDROBE: buffet and ■dining table. Mr*. J. S Clark, TU. 8, Box 123, Sanford. < OLD UNDERWOOD typewriter. . Sanford Auto Parte. M ILK COW and calf, 2 weeks rid. E W Smith, Oelocn, Fla CHEF OR flrat class cook, ale we Itree*. Orango City Hot# Orange City, Fu. FU LL TIME MAID, white or col°r*d. Apply 812 Magnolia Ave, PORTER and maid. Hotel Mon- A GENERAL upkeep and repair man, mu*t know somethin* about pipe fitting. Apply In person to Bemlnole aunty IN I •THOROUGIIbred Guernsey Bull, 2 yr*. old. 1317 OoufUc 0 hob with housework O for two children. Mr*, WO STORY house, 6 bedroom* fion, 8482 Sanford Avo. and bath upstalra and. one bedroom, bath downcUlra, living.room, dining room, kitchen, SIT. W AN TE D — U g screened porch. Edward F. W EPT CORN for tanning Jtlrt'c, Banford-Qrlando Hlway. A N IC E country homo, cool and quiet. FVult troee. Ideal placo •, for cowg and chicken*. Edward F, lane, phonl 468. '- W ANTED t -any kind of perman­ ent Job with placo to stay in­ cluded In deal. Four In family. J. Saundcn, Florid* Hotel. m is c e l l a n e o u s LY cash fo r any make >lle from 1930 to 1934. dlfferont Idea. “ It** pretty har,e t,. *urpn>* Ifellbt, Avalon Apart■* man Ip * mechanical field " •ha say*, “ tut women ran he CURTAINS, table cloth*. *•* rood It** b*t * rase o' ■carfe, we •tarchod ana leamlnr whet you arc dolnp— stretched. 611 MoUonvllio Avo. Phone 879, ^ 1921 BUI0K Sedan, tlon. 8e« It at 106 toetto Ave. i elect • to Li&n9t Phcn® UR nature) dealt* fo r prlvi FINISHED^HOUSE. {in t Bl. From those who have served ■UY SPECIAL GRADE CHICKS wr or buitneo* associate* not h f*r o f your personal dre. There la no cauoa for •fnaim enL ton*bio credit requirement*. Cb-»ak*ri on money loans, GENERAL MOTORS Seminole Tire Shop _________________ ___ THE ONE STOP STATION L u b r ic a t io n "* BATTERIES IT , ; ^ COVERS ACCESSORIES :.vEaiih Jb America's progressive instinct •nd in the things which r i m It— science, received the first priceless gift of Victory (b it WANTED TO RENT living, working fcnd contributing to the national welfare. thclrcountryonfar-off fields o f combat, wc have now V ic t o r y and with a d i a l lenge! For from these men who have sacrificed so much— thd /tom the other millions who ham backed their efforts by carrying on so effectively their appointed tasks at home—comes the demand thit total vie* tory andJfmal pesos, through triumph over Japan, shell bring them Hie opportunities for which they fought and worked—the opportunities to life, progress and prosper. Here is a challenge to us all— a challenge to see to it that the load to realisation of them natural human amhlilonTjun#; . l. smooth tqd freight L good for onr men Is good for there are dnie-u upon which Arm . . . ‘ { .‘i « * « « * * » engineering, technical. ItnowJ- Hririg. ~ Faith In the rights of great and amali .i:t ____ — i reward— in . Incentive, as the ■ believe that what and our countryMotor*} ahJ that unfailing guides an depend. a fe S S m 3 ; things, by xatioO, esc take its pla according great, coo WASHING POU8HINO WAXING I A le ra rs . l . *_________. _ ' m . . of each in a �* t v* • •• V „ y* K n w iv * * - .- '. - » , * * " t v _ 'tun/ .'.. .-* i t (V v r ._,■ ! • n .* V •■ ,* .-C'-T- % i « < » ******* • 0 If « • *Wi to bo fnoi if wo with to preserve ioTioUto thooo h w tlu b U prill* lt|M for »hkh wo have boos oo kmg comtending—wo Boot fight! k ff # t u t f 0 i‘ ii ! u u ‘a liV ( K lw 1 —t'A THICK DEIfBT. A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SPAPE R ^ „ IM l»»- •< W**U psptr will msks II a r e t e s ll* * l u l l for H i­ ll. | « I l OUil •ATInf MW. ^ 0000000000»0 4 r >■ I VOLUME X X X V I Esliblbhcd 1908 SANFORD, FLO RID A, W EDNESDAY, M AY Ifi, 19 1f> I— I NIMHER Member Associated Press 119. Victory Seen Carrier Strike Against By Democrats Yugoslav Partisans Demand Japs Is Biggest Yet On Tariff Vote Rule Of Austrian Province 'J357 Enemy Air Planes Knocked Down Dur­ ing Week-End As Japs Fight Back ■ — --------a = z First Nazi Submarine (wives U p O f f Jersey Coast Sweeping Re-Organization Of Govern­ ment Agencies By Truman Predicted Tight Knot Makes Spot Tighter WASHINGTON, D.C„ May 18. ( A P ) —The House Ways and Mean* Committee voted to give the President new authority to redurc tariffs In International trade agree* IB y A■ ■ *•*■ tee H e n Admiral Clark today said the past two-day atrike on the southern Jap homeland jvaa the moat damaging ever Wnadc by carrier task forces. The only gain on the Okin­ awa line waa the capture o f Chocolato Drop Hill after a alx-day battle which flaw the •larin ea driven back three 4li p Ast^f Ni 114 frrmtt The Allies faced n conftifletl and delicate situation in the Austrian province of Curini hia today us a result of Yojroslav demands to that area. In the provincial capital of KlaKcufurL two district military Hilminstrations are now functioning. It Is ob­ vious that some agreement RirnlM. WASHINGTON. May 10, </D— Democrat* predicted victory to­ day m the first congressional test on mnjor legislation the A d­ ministration iays Is essential for post-war international economic cooperation The House Ways and Means Committee called for a showihiwn vote on a bill giving the I’residejtt broad new author­ ity to reduce Ini iff* In reciprocal times. Vicious Jap counter-attack* In­ volving fills, rifle butts and kn lm , have slowed American adahees on Okinawa and Mindanao. « Admiral Nlmlts announced 357 S l U h wars knocked down by American carrier planes over thp week-end. Th* Australians were slowed in their conquest of Tarakan Island o ff Borneo by heavy rains. On Luzon, the American* — ressed within too yards of tpo T>am, cast o f Manila, Small ains were made in north Luton »yond Delate Pass. Latest svsilahle reports esti­ mated there still were 50,000 .Japanese troop* on Mindanao. \*MacAr tbur's communique i n d i ­ cated the hulk of these were pineered In Bukidnon province by the 40lh and 31st division*. must hi- reached between the Bri­ tish K tg h th A r m y *n d M a rs h a l T lt n 'a l ’ ftrtfjinna a-* tn who octUipU'n a r ia R e fe rrin g ip'ecim lly to R tic h * miiT^hnl H e rm a n n flo o rin g And Ficbl atoilt which ->«£*r .Gen. Boaeoe R RwoodnrtTi famous Twetitv-fourth S O r i them. { Meantime, Gen, Douglas MacArthur' announced In today’s rom inunique that Mindanao was DO per cant liberated. Mindanao, with .#■30,908 square mil##, is the second ” largest island In the Philippines. The gsnsral also said Mh-danso's population waj PS per cent liberated. Zamboanga third larg­ est city in the Phllipptnea, had UO.OOO population and Davao, Rfourth largest, 100,000 before the war. The Island probably exceed­ ed 400,000 in population, much of the remaining civilian* living K S ItliM * O* r , | « f l t r ) 'ipRace Track Funds Given To Counties TALLAHASSEE. May 18 (Spe­ cial)— State Comptroller, J, M. Lee, has announced the dletribuYUtlon of ( 2,000 of race track funds to each county from race track taxes. 'With the lifting of the Federal regulation closing race tracks, several dog tracks are again — nperetlng end the Comptroller * « U U s that It is possible tnat the entire amount guaranteed to counties— (83.000.— may be avail­ a b le from this source. In the "- •v— t - w r i i n r - t a m m r i h o K of this aura then it wfU b* mada up •V u June 80th frgm the General Revenue Fund of the Btate. ■ Today's distribution brings the total distributed to date to (20,000 per county, leaving a balance doe each of the several coonties (13,000, , **• The Comptroller le also making a distribution to the Teacher? Salary Fund (a the amount of ( 1 J I U I U L which completes the payment to teachers for this fiscal year. **nU ri|i|(*n n f (tiw b b o U /* th e M®** oboorb lent agencies Into regular rnu nf the government pruiiAgKfnia «hn«r* purpono In to b ir a k g iv iit tsio itt w u u ld in o L s d ^ i^ W Over$55*OOOInBBonds Are Sold In County tin u tiK v m in ing the* th r^ r l 't m c n tltu t tle fc a lp ti l i l t * Il f !, ill lti\ I be lUiv-xinn* riuiliniit*i! tti ex i li-tph all InwiiPh found in humiir lb 1 11 m were ruled nut hy ODTs vntiinlarv travel 'tittallment pmurnin for athletl’ * New Year's day gomes would be nermltted If the trsnspoiUllon situation U I The !lnu*o I* on the verge of another poll la i battle (Inly 14 name* are needtd on * petition forrlnc floor action Proponents eiperl to get then thl* week. TH REE KUSH (N na a naked Jap delay* 11> taXiug off liU The inanufnetuio of juke boxes, left shoe, somawhe 'here In the Philippine*, ami the ,' A* surrender nl- ' other coin machine*, gulf bells moet become* nl s death. It didn’ t. Thr Yanks fo*’ ld that tie’ll iun *nd printing lrudc» machinery tied led the shoo-lace too light and tw«u .stym iedby It In the strip- ■ n gi'en the gt<-en llgbi by the quick uick act . they'd orderrd. Thla la/a Udf.' ArSiy- Signal Corps photo writ. r Internath^el goandphoto) -/ ‘ S A N -fR lU J C T aivS Ma,y to. V * T - -r- 1 Iv dip has booh apparently >of benefit to crop* ao no particular damage had boon reported by grower* and ahlppcn up to Tuoaday afternoon. Weatherman B. F. Whitner re­ ported that the raldfall In Banlord wee maaeured at 1.16 Inchea. fThia amounta to more rain­ fall than that which had fallen hero daring the entire monthi of (C u Om M on r * « e P ivot Brother Of A. Zinzer Pies In Louisiana Mr. Zlnier, a retired fanner* wee a veteran .of the Bp— tab* American War/ B« toaST hie home.In Sanford for M time with hi* brother and ilitif-ln-l**, The S ^W E A TH E R Department of Agriculture in the ■praying of 450 head of cattle at the Ralph Wight ranch near l-ake Jessup with a solution of DDT, sensational new Insecticide, was repealed again yesterday on the eame cattle In order to destroy any larvae that might be present County Agent C.R. H a v in g ha* termed the experiment a 100 per­ cent success a* f i r aa he ran detemlno. I’ rlor to tha spraying yes­ terday. he *aid, tha cattle snowed that 75 percent of those pr*rk>u»(t'otaflnWNl Or !a■£* rH*J ■ . # Sif t l*vf ttt f t*l V G o vcfru J l1 * G c I h B ill local ' t»I p lan t f*‘t -k» ^V*' lltg' 11’ It (“ I (•••‘*1 l«H hi *»o the noithw^V cornvi of fh«* FanfurH 1 ni mi'ip «1 Vi*l A decrease in the amount of produce sold at the Btate Farm­ er's Market during April as com­ pared with the same month in 1944, Is Indicated In i cci.nl figures given out by HJ Le­ hman, market manager. Gross receipts, on the other hand, were higher. During April, the report »hu»e that total unite and iale« of Florida products amounted to OTjrrr. im r or out lu t e ' ptoduels, 050 unfts. a total o( UHJ,821 unite. Total gross receipts were (305,085. Total units and salsa for April, 1D44 were 143,914. but sales boon trucked to Bariftrrd, end mlnua wheel* hare beeg placed amounted to only (290,778. Oranges were with most val­ on temporary boa .foundation* at uable in tales, 10,699 boxes bring­ Sanford's new trailer camp at ing (82,240. Celery was next in French Avenue and Fourth rolus with 0,783 crates bringing Btreet. (45,788, on average o f (4.CU a Naval autborltlea are now con- crate. Rad bliss potatoes brought alderlng plane eubmltted for (28,810 far 12,1(1 o f the 60 buildings to houee toilet and ehower facllltlee, ecoerdlng ter pound sacks. Cabbage lad In unit (ales of 50 pound socks with 18A98 units sold and gross sales o f (19A40. Cucumber* brought (25,103 for 4388 bushel bsikets. Iceberg l*ttuca.; brought (18330 for 3rP.73 crate*. Beans were a money crop with 14,435 bushel* bringing (43,180, Tomatoes wars still In big demand and 3350 bushels brought (18,684. Twenty Navy T ra ile r Located At Camp Lieut Orville Barks Liberated From Nazis la : Partly cloudy with llt- lib e r * u d , ,4 COUNTY BILL - - - h ii * r- rwrffi&VK! y > l.t'Mtlon tub! Fritne the Minister H«iii»e of i oui tintn-, it 11* the AIMed inten­ tion the German* should admfni-Trr their country lti eberlem c to 'Hied direction " And added. lio A llie s have loniioti fo undertaking duu of adU'Tnittering of i ha ( II I“vh lit* tint nil*! E d w a rd H lg g lin tf t Seminole ( 0111 t no in - the bdrr.»rpvany op Less Than Half Of Local Landlords Are Registered Lieut. (Jordon Swaim I Awarded fith Star Boyle Gains Approval For 4 Local Bills ing tha compensation o f Seminole ten. A harmonica Longwood Saturday contest was Dog racing 1will ha resumed Saturday avantig at 8:00 o'eloek at the Ban/ortfi * Orlando Kennel Club. There w II be eSht recce sightly with d ily double on the second and thli 1 race and quliiellia on the I jurth, atxth and The annual federal Inspection of Co. C, Florida State Guard, rill be held at the Armory Fri­ day nlfhL Cast. John Galloway announced lodsjr. A ll man ware ordered to be at tha Armory at 7:45 o'clock In uniform with full equIpmonL ac4 f'jtt'p X ttt ¥ *4 V I v,r ifti& - . -.'V. . v a c v * — r In i b o n M il \r<> Doinif To Help Tha uniform wilt be khaki oremsa cap, khaki shirt and track le located at Long- slacks, khaki tie and bait. Issue top and mar he mched-by shoe* must be worn aa wall aa Man wars urged by turning from t u Sanford - Ormake sura' that and clean ' (jer* Brook's And RrolWilee i*u»‘fiRiNs« F\*II What UliuPliheft LieaL OrviUt L. Bariu, forme* County Board of Public Instruc­ won by David Hsrrisl. Sanford physician. who Waa cap­ tion members at (50 par month. tured by the Germane daring the Federal Inspection North African Campaign on Feb. IT, IM A Vae taken to Germany C* On Friday r ok ----- Dog Racing Starts At Of Co. et a prleoner of war, sura and who M ' 04* tpAtiun of rnddrifM l*» la- f hi !*♦I hy tin tlnirrhfp* in liidnic h nii r iiu‘d upiin llndr M’iufii In adjust them ( oinme ret*i"I i*m t4» civil hit . w n t twia> The Market ( omimM" »■* * "w» thy Eiibjrit nf t*n brief but In Aiipiuiimatrlv 76U p e r s o n a i i o m I of nnlnli Wiwhtr Hem v fitrmativi* talWr to Ki^anlana i> N o kle. t It ( lontw ^ X thr Rin. ^ I* Htt.w nice, im«itiif rcntiMg. ,.r offering for rent, In nod H I l,e l on imi 1 nf thr- f iri*t |'n *b> In urn ( nurrh, dwelling iiuarter* in Seminole ^ inMl! MgeraMI l h»* Kin W I" 11r4k*iIkm, Ji J.i.on( v will have rrgritcred tortey rv) in lb., in*,, rent regristrstion * A ll t h a l n 'ln u in * 1 nf tllf F If -I |f Hft( |»t » Vllft h |h. 1 the p f 'jn l I., Iss-I.Hlf ..f f>. l.t. I ^ i t . r i eld ut tio- Armory in Sanford, l;. ...-It II |)„vt» \i..|» Rent Dir- • itopr mViiJ 1 hi" - ' 1 > I 1h a r i* i t .»(*' ' *i‘ * 111 I 1 ..ii i,,i , Ui!- afternoon. Md.ket It........ * 01" • |Ilia* I it 1.4 ^ nl , '.-i V ,...• , be h of trglatrallon l-i m ■ h t h 'I" ' h '• t 11■* 1,1' H III* a i ’ rit a “ li n g I,.;,, irw alo l dial thr actual it I 0 1 t tin e ^1 a ) " i 11 Ii 1 llnpp I ,J'i iigi-i i nl.ori would fall short of H i . pi ot n-e d 1**4 ki' 1 1' l.i f 1 hr k. . liiiinld Hai tu*F, til • |th clraiuiiir -Qiiutv of the t«* tuy, fieiil \V rut I hn • of 1* (hr r-atiiimled 2000 which OPA tn t u t »*f lb*1 " M«'tt«*Mii*t ( hildi«*n,'i mulnlng major pnlm* of thr Ad* mnl vim ild hi* m*i veil !•> I lump at Entprpt tfcp. iitp iulril to rrnt official* expected to be rvministration piojfram, thr Jlounc tended sid in g o f the tin* Ki^aniauj. nit iiivitatl'in to gtstorrd today. •P#nt aimoRt ifi * vntirr mornlnp (V a s t L i n t R a ilw a y At Ihc same time, It wa* anattpitil thr annual infer flub meet* in revamping nftt pasulng 7 ! *H M any Uh u I c itir e ti- have **oi» iiminccd that F..C. Smith of San­ ( I «*n f )■ ufd f» « I '* | p FI*4f i tha bill to l^gnl ^a and la i pun t r a r t r i f fo r luckp in f«*i * "Id %,,M ford tin* irerri tinmrd (Area mutuel betting on H U i n n u r t l m e age of food in the jdnot ohni Rent RrprrsentativeI of the Hansulky raring ** ..... I' ' « fonl rent control office i vtq i il “li li k *h a vf ei e e r“t thuei^i ni"*t Completion of work on f itt 111! (*** a1■• The rent control office will h •ral appropriation* bill fbi ^facilltirM for meat 1'irp ai at n*i o|ii'ii at rt.dn A M on each da part merit*. Institution* It morning with Mr Smith in anti slo t ay e t:if.TH T R i i i ' l * ( A It It IK K charge until 5 ffll P M He will agencies cleared the logjam -V. I* t . R n f i ' k t Itrtpi \ \ I Hi A T f It approprial i..n. measures ar.d t i e] , ■ id Kriiimole ( o..ntv landlords in i i F ttl’ FM Ai HIS.\liiy Ii! t spe making late r(igjhtratlqp* of r*nlGovanior't. lil.rflfll^M.li post -a a- |1j(H *A ] I* I* ( i r t ) l l | ) ■■ IM S rial I l--l Liewt (,Hnb«u nl .property nfHrvrulrftct person* Institutional Innldiug program bill 1 IT iu lr iir i ( o n l r 's t bwatni nf Sartfni it, I hi , u plj.'l was one of the first to be. efil. I ,n U l H l r l l l \ (I I I I 4 .N L w i t h f i n n f t i n M | u i n l r n i i » in t h i s tn tho proper procedure in lyindiuut the aduxlntcute, of rente.____ " T h « “Hen*re |mxirert thr tniliittnr I , , a m o n g ‘ n rs fln tT B lta n . ttrf« r e r e n t t r lie rit Person* who fmlni to register progrum meosore by unanimoli* 1 '' aub-dlstriet c o n i, a w a rd e d id * f if t h lu n a te se rv ic e Sullfcnil, today, Mr. Davis said, may call vole and sent it to the House future Farmers s t a r for but Ik- p a it u ’ip a tlim n at the Sanfonl rent office for Apouka ami Ocoee held at the While approximately only $3, fiv e m a jo r ram p n lg tia u it b m t ill* complete Instruction* and help. 000,000 in Slate fund* the bill Seminole Chapter building Tues­ th e a te r. The local rent office will obterv* iuthoritrn use of Frderal match­ day overling resulted In the SanW ith m lle -U 'iig tra in * nf gild regular local office house si* day* group winning nut and m ing money* er.d provide* that fnrd era on double tm v, L ie u t . S w a im '* some of the projects shall be being eligible for the district cure- u n il re c e n tly i r i u i e l th e R h ine a week, Mr. Davis said. test to be held Saturday at l’«"The registration today went und er h e a v y « n ti a ir e t a f l oppoM (lM tl*»S Oa Vage Vbrl hukee, where 25 uchuol* will com­ off smoothly," Mr. Davis saM, lio n to land elem ents of the pete, according to Alct It. Johti"and the volunteer help of the A irier lean 17th A irb o rn e D iv isio n kon, echoed ugrlcuturnl iii*truclnr. local Price Ration Hoard em­ in the VVeacI urea o f G e rm a n y . Judges at the conical were K. ployee* made the registration pos­ The campaigns in which Lieut. F. Cooper, Miea Ruth Hand and Swaim and hi* unit, the veteran sible. F'rom now on. the local rant R. E. Kipp. 436th Troon Carrier Group, have office will he able to take car* Sanford won tho contest lit TALLAHASSEE, May 10, (A1 ) parliamentary procedure with a played n key role, include the of local rent problem*. Thar* —Th* Senate today passed SD330 team consisting of Ralph Johnson, battles of Normandy— for which Is no use to worry about tha by 8*nalor L F. Boyls elim­ Verne Clark, Hilly Thuraby, Dick the group wn* cited bv the rent registration.” Mr. Davl* da* President— , Southern France, dared. "Tho form Ii almpl* and inating a recjulrcmsnt that the Frank, John Carpenter and Her Seminole County budget be ap­ Rome-Amo. Northern France an 1 can b« filled out. signed and Germany. Commanded by Col. filed in five minute*." proved by the Stats Comptroller man Gano. Herman Robinson of Aftopku. Undef the rent order covering or the Stale Budget Commission. Frank J. MacNec*, of St. Paul, SB537 by Boyle authorizing Iho with the theme. ‘'Florida Cattle," Minn., the 436lb group bn* haul­ Seminole Counlv. rent* must now Cltv of Sanford to conyaa niuuic- won tho public speaking content. ed over 20,0110,000 iiounil* of com­ l»e no more than waa charged ally owned roat astatBMg* war Ralph Johnson of Sanford placed bat aupprtes to forward »trips on on July I, 1013. except In soma terarrv; SB-585 by Boy?lF*t*big •econd with tho theme, “The the continent, at tire same lime rare rases, he **U. Mr. Davis the compenxatlpn o f Seminole FKA v-Whkt I t lx and evacuating thousand* of wounded. warned that failure to comply County Prosecatlng Attorney at ■ In musical comjretllion the San­ Vital supplies dropped try C-47's with rent regulation* covering tha (400 annually plus (6 fas for ford quartette won. They ware: of tha 436lh contributed to the rent rexlitratlon of all dwallllMt Hilly Hryam. heroic stand of the 101st Air­ unit* from which rant la is t e lv M , ; each conviction and estreated David -UWrrlal, bond, and SBA34 by Boyle fix­ Charles Johnson and Danny Bat­ borne Division at Uastogne, or offtrad for rent, may subjact f Produce Sol d ^Al M a r k e t DeclincH mihijuv m iiiiY . -at-! tbf- A llie d govern* iih -i i ! if t *■-i"fti*ii'tv m g o in g to b« 1 1 1 1 11 ( ji t j*fi*1 (be '’ R p r m in * know H u g*ting to be inHilmry.” i V i* Started For Post­ »i*ni fir* Hi It 1* * war Improvements M*n •it 11f<f0.111 |* 4 At:ItN I Crops Greatly Bene­ S p r a y i n g Repeated fited Despite Hail Yesterday With Few In Some Sections Flien In Evidence A welcome deluge of rain, aweecilng In at duak on Monday evening, broke the Hay drought for this section. The rain was accompanied bv hall, with stones reported In toe downtown sec­ tion as big as marbles. Outlying sections such as Ovlc ,■ of have \ Senate App roves Agreement Made Soldier Problems p„ t)n Location O f >rti< 0 f'j.rozen Major Portion Fo(ld p|an( Are Discussed At Kiwanis Luncheon Caldwell Program (4 V -J ecieuA' * f .Htete nLuintag. 'i>mi<i*e.l yesterday* thsi d vftlng of an International bill of rights bnsod on the four fu r dome become the trret task of n T A l.L A H ASSKK. Msv l « <>Vi new world organization of Unit-d Governor 1 hIiIwpIIV le^mfiitiviNations. ” , iro ^ ru m - 111*i k *i | i r t o htch i'4‘ »i At a new* conference, (he n the F ln r iilir Hrnatr y v it m ln y leader of thr American deUgstmn »pd In the h u ile * ! Irifia tu I tvt* declared that the Issue of human • ezainn Ii* tint© the A fitn in i’ irn rights may well be the must im­ tlon lil-tteir.fxi puNsutfr of fim joi portant raised In tho Han Krj .i achcKiI, filii iu(«f pi Intii iirf .tml cisco Conference. p a it - u n r b u ild ing b ill.’ It was the first pronounce.nent -*hr (governor nlstt nUrtf-l hih since Soviet Foreign Comnit-.s. Improvement rnimnis^ion bill Molotov *(>oke of thle quc-hui a pout wit pniilir w«|L* ju *■(,' • nn more then ■ week ego. Htvltmi .* to roll 1' |T b\ Hgt f i'llih* In “III* i nux-riment c o n d u t t * <1 voiced the opinion that an rei.no SUQ19 of itf* 14«it|ruvn **otI ■ 11 •■IlnseS Or r , * * VI** i irtrrxl week* ago by the U K While the Senalf- buM©tl it • 'I 'i£^ag!)t Broken D D T Experiment With Two Days At W *^ :L "a ,c h Of Heavy Rains C a l l e d Success east Indicated another downpear for Hanford wee In prospect. However, there wee only e light skewer here w lt n .M at en inch of rain recorded* by Wtelheretan D. F. Whitner. dtiiuiuncem ertt 1.4*4 M ft. nd Mai* d iio n i'jw l l .u m i i t - l* y , (srn p r.H K ’ i r n h m r r r b <!*putv fo r N A VY HI.IMP, Ou- phut ii |>ri i vi.li*. II t-lMHO 1(| ft* r i'I' w(i11v-nth'i « lav off (’ape Mill N I I1 ii! ci n hi A ib. I *Win N'k' • ( f • Mil UN' 1 irntl'p1 1 ■14*VI IVi'll* 4.1it. ( IK -.I'iii ■hi-d 14'-IliaI 1 H im*. eased b " then Tuesday evening at about 4:48 o'clock lowering clouds and a brisk wind from the % ■ «>f ft «- 1 nl (nil b* 4*|| Mia**it* tlml ihr 4-itbft Ii 11**1 -r ( i n r h M * rnsnv Word Wee received thle morn­ ing by A- M. Sinter of the death of hU brother, Theodore Zlnier which .occurred early today at hie borne in. Covington, La. after a • Mnrthnh Karl von Uundand Albert Kesaolrinir »s row rnilni pnuI "Nazi Iradora now in A l l n i l ruitody a rc s p r o t d in f fWlirBrillaUonto C M ANILA, Wednesday May 10, gM1)— Fighting so UVage that ’ American* atlflcked Japanese with bayonets, knives and their flits, with at laast taro Ameri­ can* drowning enemy troops by holding their heads below water pit a river, raged wast of Davao 4p,'lty on Mindanao Iilr td today. The Japanese had lied westwarti from Davao toward, rugged i mountains Inland but their re­ treat waa slowed by two rivers the Talamo and Davao, between Moscow Radio Says War Criminaln Try­ ing To Break Up .U n ity Of A l l i e s a landlord to a ffno as much as Belgium. Overseas 10 months Lieut. (5,000 and tmprUonmant to sea Swaim'* unit I* port of MaJ. Gan, year. Paul U Williams' U. S. Troop Carrier Force*, air component of Llaut. Gan. I*w ie H. Hrercton'i First Allied Airborne Army. Editor's Kota:— The fellow. Ing neeiee o f beys |a aIfvisa "hom* on leave4 have be— submitted by the Pilot Ctsb for which Mrs. E. & RatUff. junior partner of telephone 631-J. and Mtea Blanche Kennedy, tali oh— a B. L. PERKINS, Men'e Wear, •IJ-W have be— eeteeted — left thle afternoon for raarkete e cobb IU— to eeesre i i — In Baltimore end New York. He of eervtee m— aad we*a— — plane to purchaee many- new Itnee of cotton goods, shirts, pa- Home On Leave J. N. Robson Goes On New York Buying Trip � 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 14, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 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 14, 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/55839e1a8ca52dbaa4c1e0990647c301.pdf 35237f0f564ab8a77d9ad05862d27d44 PDF Text Text -• A i'-a o e v»nr. nniui.i*). 'UNrortn n.onnu n iG n v B «sl j f e a p e °,f. Amencan^P u n lie Declines 2 Cents . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES the per Una for one Insertion Me per line for there insertions 07c per line for 6 insertions 15c psr line for 20 iosrrtlnn* Minimum rate* . . . 30c I’ HONE 148 OR BRING YOKT. Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD CCML five Word* In the line. Including phone and address. AH advertisements for situations wanted will l>r charged fur nt tlie regular claeelfled rates LOST FOR SALE— LOST WHIST wnMi. white gold. Btilt.va Sails .it Hite rhentci. Bi-atru FIU), l*16 Orange Avc. Ih B. POPE COU. 8 . TIRES and TUBES Tauehton, 1201 Celory Av«. ha. l.uST Several k . on key rlnz ■ complete lino of Ballai.i on First Mn el. Howard if re­ Feeds; also groceries anil gu»i>turned to Iternld. lf»«. LOST: Y'oung ’ fernule red pig. MODERN v%oil loruU’d C i ooiii si my i ll from home Itewnnl. Mr* .1 j i. .111 ii, \t 1st .m houis. Rhone 0122 . CYPRESS po*U; murk and woml. 84 hour »ervice. 4i2 Fine Ave- DELI WANTED iMi'.ii loan Seintimle Jill \ I'.uk Ave 10-ROOM HOUSE, garage. Ii.rpi •ervened porch 201 Maple Aw RECAFFED TIRJ-S: W# have in »tock recapped p» ■ aanger tires in almost all •.i/e-. no permits are now rwiinreii to purchase these. HEL1NERK: Lengthen the life of your recap tires by putting a relmei them. Have just received a shipment oi these in virtuallv •II slies. Also, we tnive liu-c , In truck sixes. A. Yi FHKVATi Phone 1104 Hr* Hie. T'lorld* Ifllll* I It r | M I l »1|| JU f -M il lltllitlf V I ' III radio The, flntt Wagnerian,. w mid .a tno Festival Tneitrr i Gtrn.ar.y ii. ICT6 ir.or.l c f , frequency hands and to rcprn' Jm:r ilc ciftal' ',ili'(iituill) enjti- actoiodsTie circuit the basit of mo*t .it today's iK tir ir it tquip- 1 mriii goe> *>nrk t<> World \\nr I Primarily. KM differs from ■.tsndard- or ordinary broadcast-, inn, Liuiwn at amplitude rnodu1st ion (AM). Irecausc of the manner in whirh it generate* ailnala. Without Kelt me too trchnicnl, it suppresses none* in reception lho*e irented by the receiver itself n» well at outaide dlaturhuncea develoiieil by all aorta of sparkling eli-ctrirnl apparatus. Thus. Its apt description aa “ noise free" reception. Another advantage la that It operates on frequencies consider­ ably hitcher than standard broadenttinic- There It has available the wider transmitting bands re­ quired for its high fidelity or full tone range. Also, these frequen­ cies urr not subject to some of the ntniospherics (static) encount­ ered lower down. An FM Station occupies a channel 200 kilocycle* wide, com­ pared lo ten kilocycles for an ordinary station. In FM opera­ tion. as the engineer explains it, the (lower hf the radiated wave remains constant, while the fre­ quency varies with the character­ istics of the wnind wires. This rontrasls In AM, where the power of the carrier wave is varied in accordance with the variation of the sound wave*, with the frequency of the radiat­ ed wave held constant. This wide channel permits tianahiisvion of sound frequencies First Street rnnging.up to lb thousand cycles, highei than thr nvrrage ear can | belli, giving F.lF ils high fidelity .. I. I liAit* k 1.1- ii t.icii i )up p l«fT U ;.l i ; i u tilss. t.ul olfrM pu..«ibilities tin 01« tin rnnkjalrrablr iirogrey*. detrending primarily on lh». public reeponse through the |iun-h«.v of rocrivrr* In addition, our of U r rr u li- -u quirrmrnl* *el up f.i(_ leli-vision. ■I brand • hleii * *1... utrn the Innil fir•i Obviously— FARRELL’S Arcade PACKAGE STORE Illdjj, Phone Doolittle P r e d i c t s 2,000 Plane Bomb­ ing Raids On Japan When Bases Ready LONDON. May II. (AT) —Lieut. (isn. Jarnrx Ihxilittls. American Eighth Air Force commander, who led the first air raid on Tokvo, predicted 2,000-plane (isaulla will be made upon Japan. 81m of the American tlr force attacking the Jopenrae will continue tq be Increased as airfields become sttllsble and supply routes, communi­ cation* and boa** " ,r e*t*hllshed. General Doolittle told reporter*. II. N. SAVER, CITY CLERK. 9 1 IS 4IV* iH W * m e*. ■■' Japan tried today to strengthen its political jxisi^ io n in the threatened cor ^ ie rs o f its crum bling empire as some 200 Superfortresses raided six targets on the home islands in a preview o f the predicted 2,000 - plane ^bom bings ujkhi Nippon, i A T okyo spokesman agreed ; there is "no alternative" but to ' continue fighting despite Uir alow attrition of tboir armies on ^wvery island front ami the ^Ahrealcncd debacle in I'hina i where the Chinese have trapped thousands of Japanese and killed a third of the 80,000 Invaders in western China. Superforl* struck am-w In three the heaviest against the seaplane plant near Kobe T**" other blows were struck against Kyahu Island. On the west coast nf Okinawa the Yanks crossed the Asa River in the biggest gain h i Cm IIi w . wa i u > W erks ■ I lit o lllll .'160 o i ■ In o lr n. ,.'|..tl« of tin •‘OUlltrv I an with h it ', ait no. I.ei • . . . ting will dev••!n|.ii».-mI lo I M system Used hv no.-1 ' .1 i i. the win k of Mn) I! II Sanf..i Sanford Approved ______ NEWLY recapped 18 inch in D«vu been use<l Inquirv It. :% D, do llcrold. live We .p r c u llic In «'Ol..pIet»! lao- SO GAL Iron was), pot. Write Box T. c/o Herald._____________ WARDROBE tru n k . » if. Phoae 360-J,______________ >»i inerhaul'. •MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALK GARAGE APARTMENT with I" acraa tUed Und. fruit trees. ^ RaWrt A. William* Phone 738 Atlantic Rank Bldg MOTHER DESERVES tlta BERT .— Fcdlgreed Doberman pups. , thU week onlv 160. Eogl.au viola Kennel* Twin Ijvkrs, ll<>« 257, Banfonl. Fh»n«> K County 2304. _____________ Ileal Ford Scrv ire in Central Florida. Strickliuid-IVforriHon Inc. I'h o n e 200 CURTAINS, ( I III f k , Inru Y Y IIkllFlI. tnlilu • P tltrc h l-'l Mix'll hnl. .ltd Mullolivilli Phono M7U. H a n fo rd ,-F la . T E L E P H O N E 0 PERATORS ESSENTIAL WORK WITH PEACETIME FUTURE Overtime Pay—Paid Vacation* Frequent Increases FJcaaant Envlronmant Apply Employment Supervisor 9-6 Weekday*—Saturday*, V-12 SOU. HELL TEL. A TEL. CO. 110 E. 1st SL Do Not Apply If Now Engaged In Eisentlal Work and 0. . phone 768-W. FOR SALK SEVEN ROOM furnished house cloae In. Immetllate pox«e»ai«n . Robert A, William. Phon* 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg Now that Germany is defeated NTS SHOES, Six* 10. lltr I, Office, . ______________ Ford, good mechanical Rtova Patara, RL# 1, 0 htna and frenre panL .quick cash *»«. jna. No. tnuic ton large or too small. Am willing to sell on term*. You don't hnva to *w> anyone hut tnr. .Inme* A. William*, WANTED TO KENT Irocery, 817 I*Brmet- FURNISHED apartment or cot­ tage, Navy couple, no.children, pcrmnncnl. F. 0 . Box 68- . BUY.any IHnd o f aecond hand trnlUira. Benton Furniture BY PERMANENT realdent H u n . . 600 Banford Ave. or npartmenL M. ,V. Stil 1612, Sanford. - «Hh«r BU. writ* full house nr apartment on. Rev. It. M. Henkle, FURNISHED by Juno I. Permanent. Phone (Monro* Corner), OSl-W.. ’, Longwood. . •- FOR RENTATTENTION) Bervlc* nenqtincl and vacationUULrrr^ Apt*. Ut rooms two l>lock a from Main St. orte^tall-block of ocean bj CONCRETE PIPE for DRIVEWAYS WELLS SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CULVERTS and BEWERS Transit Mis Concrete Second* available at low price . . . I^et us fathers, wives and sweethearts of those brave not return to their homes and loved ones. A prayer of deep and lasting gratitude to the heroic men and women in the armed s e r vices who have offered their lives that the rest bf us m ight live in pfcace and permanent security 1 By an uxpuri with A prayer that all this suffering’ and sacri- f) fice has not been in vain . . . That it will have ' , helped to win for this nation and th e world the from dictatorships and future wars. A prayer of sym pathy m ent of the freedom for which they fo u g h t to the mothers PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. And So, Till the War in the Pacific Is Won, Phene 1241 HANFORD, FLA. * F ttE S fF W H B N ^ f FURNISHED ROOM with Uth, Close In. 70fl East 8reond 8L men and women who lost their, lives and will perm anent - and lasting peace and the enjoy­ . •J 4 • ' • , * . JX 1 S i ” . % b- f, CONCRETE BLOCK YOU BUY IT When you buy our bakery rood*, you can U aura they •re freah. Coma In today choose from our large r e la ­ tion uf bakery ( i * . - ‘ '" S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A . FR ID AY MAY II. |«i| Member Awsiirialeil I’ rewn Historic Moment As War Came To An Knd In Reims W A R L O A N ' • . . * • ' 1 ROBBS t 0M B BAKERY 1UAI.ITT ALWAYS’* a z i T a n a t i c s Plans Are I ’ nderway ForKa.sing.Manpower Restrictions As A rmv Tallies Points I i IN |m i \. M*% li. tA V) - K«*.»r.««| llriilciii. e*11 Inter of thr SuHrlrnlAitil in 1 /rchie «lu4 itLid. i mn inil lnl -uitulc in ii priMiti «.ig« >c^IcnUy by •vUsblni: hl«s urihln with A r.w••r liladr. a lleuler* dia* |i«l« h fr«*m thr Vtnrfiran Third \rnn front rr|k*»rtci1 Resolution Asks For Imicquate Local FaNew Road From Sanci l i t i en For Sick fordTo N ew Smyrna A re E m p Ii a s i z e d The .Sanforii Ministerial Asnociatiun at n recent mtetinir v%rnt on itnirtl as endonme « memor ml t«» the latu I'rrtiilriit that the financial, corul in the form of n new boathe County la excellent dicated by thr general audit of ritul for Sanford. uratrditiK It' all countv Official* and the ir •!*’ thi* Re\ V 11 . (Rniminm. »tv partmrnts leeentiy completed l*> rotary of thr Aa*iHi*t«on "It hu« Iiihk hern thmi^ht that the Slate Auditing l > pal Imri I olid filed with the lloniil if t huh mim’ Kimt fired belt <* «• .»•!*• bunpttal with fmdito * t«• ly Commixjiioncrs at the j Birrtmg Wednesday accord!iiV lo IP crrvr the Snrtfmd uhd NrmiooU* bounty people and t»o\% thr irimt F. Herndon, county clerk Tile following statement*i s*p• need leema to be mine obvtou», nk we hit it io crowitril nii«I |>ear in the audit Ju*t filed■I "The financial condition o»f | the ••nttenU have to be ar*n t»ad ffairn borne the day of thrir operation County it excellent. Thi _ _ appear to himve brant for lock of n»om," lt«*\ Hranof the _Board carefully rnnni\r^d and expenses tham atatnl. were wrll with tlir available “Thr mlnDter* ol»»rr%e the meant. Hudj^rta were well prr »rt»wded condition almost 4»* omch pared ami withexret>tlon of «tnnr «« thr pbyaifinna und nni*ew I«h»a indivitlual iterna have •not Lem *t it in reifrrt.” hr added The crr.-cedrd. Recordt appc*nr to Lr i tiblic rmmt rccnifiiiir tli-- nerd complete and arr in an udmirahle «»o| rea|Miiiathilit\ a«i rif•r•»»• if eonrlition Drpoiitnry balatirew arr to do for «.3ntfh»' what wrrr adrnuatrly aecured at the * r choubl do cloar of the audit period r “ t'onclitioni are falnirnM. for “The Clerk of the C’lreuit < mirt bmldinjf when * primit <1mii !**• haa properly accounted for nil ^crurr.lf<*r it nnd mnnrv ptovid v'ollrctiona r»i record Thr rnor N «*<l for it*huihhni? \S tl. m«*rie> are adr«iuate. accurate and w.nil plentiful an«l rveryb<»dv o n-n «tr I kett. t’aah la controllc*l by a in the wrlfart* of nick i»e*»pl» halanml caah rwor,< ** <the money could he raided to Mayors and city offirlal* >f 1 " ,l*l “ howj itssl in S«i.f..nl various communities in the ConnI bl» Is • .lay of momi.mlmug ty met Jointly wlfhthe lioanl «*»" csu*e* and wr ihtnk a for the purposeof fixing basic Memorial Hospital In Sanford foreclosed by tho County It wa, he a great achievement determined that f»0 percent of the ' r" " ' 'he standpoint of a.h-qunU last assessed valuation would !-■ - t v Ire to sirk people the basis of the valuation*. Mr "Hr tV. I' Brook, inaile a Ois* Herndon said. The group indud- lion, .ecamltd by the Itev Mark •I I >.<.1(1 v1-yy cd Mayor Edward Higgins of Carpenlsr. that: ths MinistaHal Pfc. J a ni c s SliocmaSanford: Mayor Laroy liennessev Associaiion of Hanfonl it"on r<H-ker WrilL'H MothoM e.lt4*l II.Ai I'1’* ),1u>./! avast li w. I V* _Caau .D m .l.vl M Wr.ilfl rvT■Inr* m . UaMliHi' Hit. *Alrea.|>i* J Of Risky JVflssimfr /f’itrf' ■were,I it )>,.>,■ or Altamonte Spring* and Ben Jones, town clerk nf Oriedo The Board pksied a resolution requesting the State Road l*e- HI IMNIHIN. M«t It. (\|*) KinlHlr llrk* Ilnur ith llimnilrr and llrrman i.ocrinif nl thr li* •r-v Fi.slt !•ry Is Enjuved Ii> Club And When \l Fort .Mellon I’arl* Hanford has be«n officially ap­ < ('* * H a a r4 O b r ■ . . T h re e I proved as one of tho cities of CcnwBtral Florida whore establishment wof a colony of retired railway workers will take place, accord­ Charles Holtsclaw ing to a resolution of the Nation­ To Make Home Here al Association of Retired Railway Employee* of Loulavilie. Ky. CapL Charles Holtsclaw, who This resolution wa* read Mon%.i*y mtvming at the regular meet­ served 20 years in the Army All h«u min Pfc Jmiii Shufiimi • ing of the newly reorg*nlxed Sem­ Force, and who was retired from 'p (»rrni44n> inole Unit 41 of the National As­ service due to disabilities received It* fi*t»lf»l* In |*t Pirn \ sociation, held *t the City 11*11.! while with the IUth Air Corps at Ilf u n» |*4i•* ••( thi ' J. L. Stark, national organiser, j Gt.sdslt ansi, has returned to make •111a•e ••*V911mf |M' l I reportrd at the meeting that there Sanford his l.orue He is engaged i*ri|ir* I Member• of thr l(otar) ( d* IntiCvr 'Mi* o»h It are now unit* at DelAnd. New It. the Venetian Blind business vtt| 4(>(r**r |nlt Mini (.*• il«-w* > Born and reared in Sanford, ht mill (hnr »ftirj4tf attriulrd n pn #Sinyma Beach, Daytona Beach. thi- Jill l I •l ||V ll *4' ( *4 enlisted in the Army Air. Force nlr up ihr Si. John? Rivn ■r*(i| (411 thnt I •l(«!n*l >Ut h 1 hiiny* • if* thi <l«* 11 ••* St. Augustine and Sanford. arcamrnodnlmiiR helm: mad** t* Permanent officer* of the Slml- In 1922 and served until 1933 Wednenday afternoon under th*- unlil uftir h«‘ v%«i* killnl that nole Unit* were elected, with W. when he received hi* discharge. lender Rhip of President Roy 11<»l - h*i| vnlunteeml for It. Soioo thr Arm Rent Offirr al Snnf****l S«»ly hail to th* job Ihoiii'h and rrliM' li pay hiyhri uni B. Zachry he chairman, S. S Ho re-*nlisted when war waa da- ler. 4H4l hr ithi ft irfxnl ioh Grave* e vice chairman, and F. clared on Garmary, and on Mar. Mr Davr i|f*Im(|4(. "Thry operate*! *ni!v n( »m'*» ^Haaky Wight a* aacreUry-treae- 20, 1942, tho rating of first lieu­ The If lit aaallt V«•! I»l«»l h|IHf V__' *urc re. tenant, and on Mar. 10, 19-42, Memorial Service For! Hdil »omrtlmrn far l*rhin*l rm * . line* They ifalhrirel inf«irmi«'' It was resolvgd that th* Unit the' rating of captain, the rank Roosevelt tlmt mivril nlhrr lor* Hr >• S p r i n g Shipments Edward Mulliuan would co-operate with the Semi­ ho held at the time of hit retire­ PreHident lnil\ n lirro «»f Hit% mhi nole County Chamber of Com­ ment. Celery Nearinii ( iles Plasm a Need He is the son of Mrs. C. Imerce In takinr care of all re­ “ Hr vbn« klilt'll l.v « l«ml »•' \ tirautiful and imi>rc**ivF uu tired and other railway employee* Matthews end belongs to the Mes­ murial arrvice waa held by lh< *»n a ritfht pnlrnl Ihrv lui-l |/who may come to Sanford to ons. Elks and Veteran* of Foreign Amernan Legion, CainphqJI I,.-- leave hint there «»» I thi»t « Vanishing INi i nl In Pacific TRc^lei Investigate locating either a* War organisations at Sarasota, mg >..<)( N.i 33, faT- th> Ia* In* Ait* rrpoi i«->I 1 1if in / tourists or a* permanent resl- where he was quartered for some Frratdent Kixtaevrlt un Frnl.i > .14I1*4(1 time. Be nttemird local schools evening nl the legion hul. Mi* I “ Il hapi rnrtl »•( OlN'lrllr' »I denka. ineiil ••( 1*<r >|>llli|r »»"J F. K Kmimillat. memorial chair (irrtnanv, a pi arr Ihul n«* i A resolution waa adopted to and at Kiaaimraee. rvlrry H»4- i n * » \ l » g h (4 i • 1 endorse the National.Association Two brothers are in the MQflef, man in charge, placed a black lit thin nattalion \%111 ryof (••(>• wOJUlCt iulit. lliU J.I * > f! vi a% j> f. Retired. Railway: Employee* a* Si&gL Richard Holtsclaw, former riblwn un the ruiore. *lir.t> |*Iare r a*»Iw *4» il H r (flii'Jy t pri*i t ••*»M featured linger with the Chicago Mrs. C. U Irwin llghterl * ran ah *M ii a ( l o i e n I h m i » c * o i ao 1 h« and San Carlo* Optra companies, die which waa placed on the table | "ICa a funny v*nr There i%* •«- vm»uj4i| W|* thnr irnciin t idi'iP'l th*" In* • United StaUt, Incorporated under who la now en-rotite overseas anJ beside the portrait of the late a couple of Jerries just outn i** OCinln f*i*4 the laws of Ktntodrj. and which Lieut, Britt IloltacUw, UQNR, President. The table was center­ Huntinir to Burreiulcr Thry %%•*»• lap thl.H vkfvk, aecurdlug t* haa extendad lu membership Into now quartered on the Pacific ed with a bouquet of Spring told lo roinc back tomnrmu »*l ■hlii prr* At thr l"KtMiiuT: uf thr 24 abates and soma 67 railroad Coast flowers 1»:(I0 A. M. Wr want no m*»ir •hlpprm «*»tinu4e** thrre wr i S*4tlllir^terminals. Joel Field. Po|t adjutant, gave primmer* here." about 7f• 4M»» nf crlery. moflL f henter e *re. Franca* L. GUliad of De­ an addrrsa eulogising the Presi­ Pa*cal, left fit Sam*<*ta, .'III l*.»fend, addressed tha meeting and Pfc. Hugh Whfflchel dent and ended with a prayer waa made an honorary member The memorial we* concluded with Women’sGroupHAided rnl und 1 1!> <•<»l«l«*n ut llrlli(jlude; 2*p>0 ParcnI and -IMI C••>1*I Wounded In Action the tinging of th* "National An­ of .Unlb 41, in addition to her In War Rond Sales rn nt Ovinln; :t.r» Paoral und |t»f» them " honnorary membarahlp in Unit 66 (inltlcn at Wrirmlalr* 7T> Pnatiil The regular bualiieaa meeting of DeLand and Unit 67 of DayPfc. Hugh G WbelcheJ,. Jr. . Members of the Kanfunl G»r>l>n and 7 f»0 C»**ldrn »l / otIIwimnI; «ti* Associated I* cess fiton a Beach, all of which unit* was wounded In action on Apr. waa presided over by Mrs. Irwin. of the Woodman Circle, "f Panral nnd l-Ifi (ioldcn at Island •ha will repreaant aa publicity 18 whila aervl •ith tha First Inatallation of officer* at a Joint Club, Apologizes For Scoop •gant and aa entertainment chair, Army with tb* Legion wax an­ the Soulhaidc and West.ide FT A Grove. . . during ...j capturemeeting of and of the Eastern Star, have Total iiumlwr *»f rar* of celery man. Laipalg, Germany, according to nounced for the evening of May presided for the past sev> rnl •waiting *lnpmerit in Klnrida i% Mr. Stark furnished tha Unit word received today from tha 21 . Mr*. Erwin was elected os a »»■ C b « * T h r * * » with a list of 800 key men to Army command by hla parents, delegate to the convention to be weeks at the booth at the Yo»ell ■ tore promoting the sale of _ whom are tq be mailed letter* Mr. and Mra. Hugh C. Whelchel held in Orlando May 17. Mr*. 8. F Long reported re­ of the 7th War Loan, according Pfc. James Reaves • and literature telling of the *d- o f 1016 Magnolia Avenua. ceipt* of |430 for the poppy sale. to Edward F. Lane, bond drive rantagea of Sanfoni and Semi­ Pfe. Whelchel entered •the Hurt On Corregidor -ole County aa a place for a re­ Army about a year ago. Ha It waa announced that the unit publicity director, During the week "of Arr 2.1 tired railwayman'* colony. The graduated Lost year from Samthrough the 28th the folio)* mg Unl( will meet at 1Q;80 A. M. on fool* High School where he wa* member* of th* Gaxticn Club.preill.InbalwJ tha.find Monday •( aach month. pa**ld*nt_of the- SffllflL. TMertr-Mrg. c ' iL-ittaiffiig: 3trrr nilThorlXatliili b y' Rupfcifte Alli<*.l • tn * UtnWWnl. ' T wo--new If* - was prom Ineo4- In TUilalire llfinli|durters. members were admitted Inereaa- and waa tackle on tha Celeryfed After tha adjournment of the "The whole, long, hnimtablr ing the unit's membership to 88. Football Turn. • meeting. r*fr**hm«nta ware eervrecoril of the Aaaocmled I’rex* •d to tha group by th* hoetaea, i* bn*c<l on it* high nunse uf Ratliff, hrembera of tha Gladiola Brownout O r d e r s responsibllltv a* to the Integrity Lieut T. Davis, USNR, Grove of th* Wooman Auxiliary ami authenticity nf the Ilex* nnd Lifted On V-E Day Leaves For. Chicago were, Mrs. A. C. Maddcn and Mr*. I the obtarvnrcc of nbligatlnn. Pfc. Thomas Harley • .. — *— • * J. 0. And**. Eastern Star mem­ voluntarily assumed, a* appro­ bers who served ware, Mr*. Jo* *' The War Prodoctloo Board or­ priately reaffirmed by Executive LOCAL DKOUtillT Back From Europe Corlay, Mra. 8. J. Nb» and Mra, U eut (Tad D flV , U iN B, haa der relating to the brosmout, «urDirector. Cooircr In hi* *tatement 8. F. Ixjng. t* 11Ing night, HlumlnaUon. waa been traaafarred from the Sonof yc*terday. ’ Pfe. Thomas L. Harley, eon of During the weyk of A nr. 30 repealed at Um tlma Praeldant ford Npval Air Station to Chi­ Truman mad# his V-E announce- cago for flight training, and with M n. Mattie Harley of Sanford, through May 6, Uw following member* of tha Garden d o b pre­ pear that “ It Aint a GointA Rain Fli aided: Mra. A. 3. Peterson Mra. No Mora," to paraphrase the old •f Operations Un tha U. B. Ho4- John Eick. Mra. Voli* WHHanlV •ong. Rainfall wee exactly xero Henfi manager of the local offica of and Mra, C. J. Fisher. The Wood­ for the week ending May 7; tho the Florida- Fowsg and W«ht man Circle wa* .repreaentad by where** normal rein should have bulgt Cemnany. . Mra. A. & Madden, lha' South.Ida totalled .77 of an inch for the m*ni tun, 8. C , prior lo being trana. PTA ba Mra. C M. Flower*. Mr*. period. Total rain for the year on / J. P. Cullen and Mra. E O. Kin- *o far la but 8.71 Inches. Tam- recei Uw and tha WeeUlde PTA by peraturea for May hare averaged I elate Ha waare tha Combat Infantry Mra. 8 . V. Ehfplett, Mr*. O. W. 6.1 degrees above the normal of I in tt 70 degrees, according to B. F. from Pedga tha o r d a r a f the Purplp Whitest, xr^athinaap, . . Clf*»l Heart mkI V* . brr*» lid n l L* t he \I1icw \'•II IN*. ION. \|4> ||. « \I*• \ ■'|M-r»#| nvlrllicrnrr *n Iimh 1st ili'ln I .iiii| wiip Heroic Death Of Rent Director Davis Explains irren Kooerts Pfc. Earle Piercyj Rules Governing Rent Control Falks To Kiwanis Is Told By vTuddyJ C l u b At Picnic §£& ' fu tr I nllrd NiifnyfH*nk **;tr rrim In,i Iw I hiii- iv i . Irunt; pmwibilil * lh*t 'l.f iml \<lmlral l\Afl I•••wiitl/ .tho «*ill fare f v*aI Inr Ins hf i I hi*> in IttrmafiMii «aim Irum « reli­ able MiurriI hr infurmant estimated I.IMMl.lllllI In H.OOO.IH(• l.crmiMiv miirht lie forced In .iliiiir (nr ihrir cnimtrv'a .iloMilirm if 4 pmp.».«**] plan In pnn| piinimhnirnt it adopt- . * * 3 n * i!* fe surrssr , jOfitld N County Financial Ministerial Group Affairs Reported Endorses Hospital In Good Condition As FDR Memorial ■'*■ *' • . i t|i|tlr»«li .in' N nii mi'll It ( 01111.1 )«e Ilv||.|- will Ik* I- i»f >if *!»• Stin r ii «ti milt t/i(4 kmi •»unit rt| *it thr 1 N •«e« !•|t 1 1•••|| /Mltr nl l«rf m.tiM lii'ttitil ) |wri«ho«rr '•ill li-|»tt *4 'll the- I it11r«| -•I ill nil lilt- I•Ml( |M•■»I r «"II t rm| . .tint il fitt I,» f m4lt * I luv n «* elI Inw*«| hi (hr Wit Il«*|Mr »ntfiil |It t( « % I le ill I. f li I til III« • I4l N81 ii.imi«| i.eit I i*>«-ith«M* rr'« ilriiul) liu- Amrr it 411 unit ••ill hr cl 1%Mini lllfti |J *11%I •mux t **f rr^imniliiikT I" (hr mini-lrt' of (hr hri nrmt rrnI* nl flit untmi Thr W*r I(t-ftai Int r rtl failril !<• «lrfmr IItr \ ill r r |t 4 it in •uii4 I(on l.o N M O N M.i v II. (AIM -Finrrr* H* iliru*' KiHslan urtt.ic-i ut»,n j. tiMl.n ..it 1 |•••«'k<' of i losing ilu* hard N.iv t..u..t t.-- w l.o fo.u 'h t on . ri < ’••> iu o lt iv ,.k I,, in ib l ie n ee •>1 i ■> i it.lt ny - o i i-n.lfv Mil n i/ .il.oi.l a I non -iptare 14 i.ltllHH»4 D" I'nir I kierl Victory In Europe To Increase* Need For I SO Services •1 • f i (i»* 4tnnr«l * tin*I alifMiid, Dr. h •ml* ill I *SI I prr«‘ •»• • *»••« in! H’CMn^e t.iv *•> l.i%. pit Hull. Of celebrate it with a prater of Thanksgiving. iWANTEl>— Extablhthed 1908 CITY BRIEFS Single of MirrUd A if e 16-36 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY r o n hale VACANT five room hou*e. -Jh«6 * •Sanford Ave. Robert A. Williams Phona 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. THREE HOUSES and lot* furl H>* on paved road. Duhi.rt tsnis ftr lis­ ts. b.rabi Hurt m in i »tw. F ************ A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R No Alternate But 'a T o Fight O n, Say Japs From and after the tilmve d a te it shall ho un­ lawful fo r any person to keep in his place o f business within the C ity for the purpose o f .sale or fo r storage, any m eat, hcef, p ork , lamb, veal, or any e th er meal o r meat p rod u cts unless the sam e ha; been p.'rsM <1 oil ami b e a rs the stam p o f inspection provided fo r by the luvys o f the Unit­ ed S tales governing interstate shipm ents o f meats, or the State of Florida Inspected and Passed Stam p, or tlie City o f Sanford Inspected and Passed Stam p, or any other c ity ’ s Inspection nnd P.i-'-cd Stamp, the inspection o f w h ich city prior to ilie a ffi\ in A " l such stamp is o f et|ual e fficie n cy fo that o f the City o f tvatjford., ^ You can help— BUY W AR BONDS! ISO l b * • ' • • l i t p t p r r will B i l l I* p rtltclltt If we vtah to be freei If w* wish te preserve la violate those inestimable prirlfor which we have hsse pe long cow leading—we moat fight! . <-». -riT IU C K BURT. VOLUM E X X X V I IlcKtHnitt)! Thursday. May 10, th»* City M eat In­ spector will hr nt thi- niilomoliile shed in hack o f tile l ily Hall ln*twith the hour* frf 1:00 P.M . anil 41:00 I’ M .'on Muiuliiv ami Tlnirstlay o f each week for the: purpose of iitbpectiiiK m ea ts o ffe r e d for sale in 1he City o f Sanford. the boys at the front can’t do it all! A rcade NOTICE TO MEAT PRODUCERS AND DEALERS IN MEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS 1- • i io ROOM HOUSE cm..... Id, 'furnished. 70.1 Fnlmclln nue. l lf A T I.ITTI.F country !)...))• on bu* tin*, ('an give .mmr.li.>' t poe**i*lon whenever you w»'t , It, Three bedroom*. ...... I 133(0.00. Edward F. Urn-. *, phone 462.________________ _ E elaetric fan vsttran r.etr *:.a i.iCot*:!, vrhese :uttr- It i- estimated that I M le •• m i- now in the hnnds of the r.11s«•.. iiuinlM-i above 160 thou ■.( - 'h 4'i stations, most of *. 1 ng t»aek before liu .-.ii * i * .t| oi Thr ins no ii , ii. . . . i However, uppli* or 80 ACRE farm tiled, good flow ing wells, 10 acre* roiiiil. I •. I Palm Hammock. Sanford F F. E. tP.D. 1101 I'utk Av. Sanford, Ha. Flume elf.I VI >90 DODGE Solan. Fir* Dept. Phone 7 3 . U, C.E. BUTTERFIELD SEW ViiflK "FM" initial' «! llie >lein of '‘noise-free” broad casting known as -^frequency niiMluliit4on and so named bc<nusc of its lecbniral iliarnctcristire is considerably concerned over tin postwur status. That is. Just where It is to be located In thr list of station assignments. Since It cot tinder way si lh< beginnings of n new broadcast service five years ago. F M ha» been operating In the spnee !>» tween 42 to 60 megacycle* nb..tit seven meter*—aod ih u iiw slieetnllv designed tranmulten ni.d receivers. Recently, thr Frdrral Com­ munications Commission. In re­ allocating radio servires in the higher frequencies extending up to .10 thuusand megacycles, pro­ posed that FM take a new spot, action for the German fleet anil tierniiiiiv marched again. •‘ I to 102 megacycles, where there would he 90 operating channels, compared to the present 35. Sharp differences developed im­ mediately. The KM Broadcaster* Association protested on the ground that the move Would de­ lay po*twnr development of FM f..r years and that much of th< . quipinciil now III use on lo*ei II euueiit lea would have to lit srrnppcil. Proponents of the change inistcd that the chances of in(er slnto.n interference would It les,, m.I and that better servile w..i Id result. Also that adautrt ....ill I., hull! —In fuel alii-mh i ..I i> i n demonstrated to uiukt m t i . i i - fit the new channrK After announcement n. the elliKStions the FCC held hear iligs at which both side* *et« heard, with its final decision on FM mid the other alignments. Including television, expected with A im :traa.- W E D N E S D A Y , SI ( V I . tie \\O l s k i S fc o n d ( 111 - 1<•r i » . • ! •» 1(ii* wur a t •* * sin.l field . i • " . I S " I'rcal- *1 Mm l'a|r Ihr#*) Services Are Set For Frederick Itrandt, Jr I hi* 'law- ..I •(»•" MigcU will tit III-|t| Snt'il'IflN it IM MO \. M. m Ml Soul" « ilhf'u t hurch for Iriilrruk Jo»rl*l» llrumlt. Jr. \«In* ihnl t*a1 1\ \\nit <*%«|mv mom* I(*.I.<*i ( If luii»lr>. *>f Nr» dr |i*nn*. Im Thr gnaij* i- a unit ••( ini* in Tam pn IL** in-% Father I(»r I h in t A ir Ih v iM n n . t h r d iv i j William Narhlinl* mil officiate nt the Inwaa •a|i i|| 4"itrd h y t h r 1*1 i*-lili*nt f •» l iu* y*i»r I'Ll 4hilil, th*? it s h jig ln n d tn A f r ic a aliutth* ' -••11 *af Mi and 'It- K J Brandt, I m iiii I i III*' of M i's ip i at h u n t t a iSr v%mp (mi n Hri 11. I *J42. He •i. if t |dnf tn lit Itr iiifr iia h iM if. t i n YAM** l«kr*» ill "iMhlrnly ^hlle m any I lent dcWulski wan graduated \|%lting rclall'r" in Tampa. Hil fii»in thr .Scminulp High S«'I|im»I painitii and urM'inI unclrt and iti»«| attends I thr Marion Military * auT'ta tuivivr Tfirrr "ill hr a -hurt service Institute at Mai to*'. Fla. l*rfoi** m ining the A A l In l»cccinber, i tonight nt H «h» o‘cIiH*k at the JLlf 1)L llr wna Lcrlncdon adviiweU Krickiun Funeral Hnmr. ' !njer«. fly in g «t G eorge Fnld.^lH., when? i»»«ST-6*dH-W made in tho Catholic ho received hii wingi in .March. Cemetery. 11144. TRUCK FUSliKD Home On Leave A »mall nlck-up truck .was found by p4»llr<* at 2:00 A. M. (apt. Edward Wilson, Army Tuesday, to have been pushed out over the ■idcwalk at the Holler |Air Corps, who is stationed at Motor Seles Company, 208 West Miami Beach, and Mrs. Wilson First Street, and later • Ruick. are attending ten day* visiting (0 Sedan, was either run or push­ with (apt. Wilson’s parents, Mr. ed from the parking lot to the nnd Mrs. T. E. Wilson, 1306 corner of Second Street and Oak West Third Street Avenue. Pfc,. Shcaly Best arrived y*eAt about this time, according to palire record. Patrolman J. B. teniey front Albany, N.Y. to bu Quattlebaum saw two Dereons with his wife and infant daugh­ dodging into the alley bemnd the ter and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wclaka Building, shortly after the G.R. eat, for shout 10 days care were discovered. Later the Sgt. Dsvfd II. Greer, Jr,. U.8 , lights were found on In the gar­ age of Rebert L. Cox, photograph­ M.C. arrived home yesterday to er, in tho rear of the Ett«a Build­ ■D*nd a short Um* with ha par­ ing. Police are working on tha ents, Mr an. Mra. DJI. Grew) of Oviedo. . , M 8«, u �f '•WSHe SSSH’ . PAGE TWO s . ■*_ ' ‘;v F R ID A Y . ;«IAT i i , 1915 i n K -S A h iO R D n i.R A T .D , SA N F O R D ■ m •< ■ ■ — — ■ ....................... .. At THE CHURCHES y . - T IlE TUB lO U T flM U h OArTIIT CIILIICH iJItlrtl AV*.f i ! Ninth HU ‘ R a v . 'i l N. I'eerwiv 1'aator Bonday School 9 41 A. M 1 * T. It tUddiafun, riupi. Morning “Worship 11 oo A VI. Training Union * ov r. M J£Venlng. Ssrvlr# » (io |* hi ♦.jkE! ’ ■ W*dn**tUij‘— M 1,1- week Herrlr*. ; » :l * . h K*«rT-O thfr- To*»d»)f — fltuilr l" Soul-winning, 1:30, and Thli “Kirk) Third T u '» d » * » — 5 W.U.lJ.. 1:00 P, M. !i Bi t #. I.AK1I MONIUIH n t r r u r eia u cil Cacll U Crleaaj, I’ m I iii Sunday ikc-tiool. iu <uj A ki lloland Ollaa, «upi. Morning Wxtahlp 11 00 A kl. Kvening W&rnblp, a.10 I'. U Tra ining Union. !;Jo I* M Wad >a<l Deadly f r a y i r Brrtlc*. 1:10 *. a a n i n c iiu iic m J. A. HA SKINS. I-aalor I Church Hcht.nl I:>0 P. M. H,rmon by I’M l o r I JO I*. M. J'aaolng aerrlrw. 1 10 I*, kl. Holy Communion >n ln>l Surda, ostkk -T ii i y ill U T M IlT lIllllle T t - I I I T i m JOK A, T O U . K . l‘aati>r 9:16 A . M — Church School. J I>avl., etjpcrlMcn,h hi r 10:30 A. kl__in.nil.mnl t , "1 f I i ■i . C IIF IIC II (i f ( io n -» | l,.iia .m ll IJHV p. W . M IU J l ll , 1’AAior Service Suntlny al 3 '00 |*, ki, lire Holcomb In charge. K\ «rybu ly welcome' < Service lor Inlania, ll;Od A. M.— Morning Worahlp, “ A Mnlhar’a t.ay M . i . i , . ' hy Jtr II. F. Tolle, Father .. 1 lha i'a.pir, Vocal Holt., "W on derf ul Mother ot Mina", by Mr a W , it. Flaming, 1:15 P. M.— Vnnlh Fallow.hip M eting*. l:0 o I*. M — Kvening Wor.lilp. “ A Courl Trial". V oca ! Dual, " T h e Voice of My Brylnttr", l t r a . 1 . . Toll*, . m l Iinvbt ILrr elL. --------■ --------- SPRINGS T iin n i r a n t n r ( . o i l llolly Ay.ou»* at Filth k ' r i . t , ll«v Paul Valaa. l’ aator. mjml.y School, Ik-w A M. Morning Wor.hlp. 11:00 A. kl. r i*. it — i i« p m Preaching * nO I*. M Prmyar Uaallng Wot) 1:00 P. M th is s u m m e r // IK V E y m IU T a llV E K T Ilt CHURCH Kltw A t i m . w»4 i H . a l k ACUrl Sabbath Scli-iol Saturdays 1:11 « kl. Church Service*, 11 oo A. M. prayar klaallng w*dnr* lay E » •nlnga, 1:00 P.M. Vlnltora W .l c o m a YOUNG PEOPLE — ATTENTION! Am azing dem onstration o f the G O SPE L by the Eastern V ictory Team . a m . auL'i.g CATitoi.it; c i i c n c u III Soula Calhollc Church, 100 Oak A v* ns#. Itrctory: SI 7 West 17th Htreet. Sanford ll#lichts Offlrs Addrna; lim III Elions SIS |{f v. Rather Wllllim Nschlrsb; Pastor, ftuariijr m m : I A, and 11 oo A. M liullr Viasa I 00 A M f’ i.nr***lnn Hsttirdir: 4,00 I*. M. <o f WO I*. M. and 7 00 I* VI. to 1:00 I'. S I. T O -N IG H T Adaptation o f fam ous M agician Performance.* to illustrate Gospel truth. Som ething you have never seen b efore and may never see again. kVCai.KIPAT afKTIIOlUgT C l i c n c i l (IF PAOI. A It 'M HKNKl.il, l-aator Sunday Rohnol, lb:0f> A M, I'raachlng 11:00 A M. * Kvangall.tlc Harvlra. 7:»0 P. M Mldwaak Prayar and Praia* Hervlca Thuraday Kranlag, t:0IT P. Ml PHFslIV TK tHAN CIICUCII |i ii IIOWNCKH. l*r- II., Puator. Corner ul Out and Third Hondo) Servicer: ■> i ; a ‘ kl - dundoy School. : *,*i » M — Morning VVuraMp. ASSKWIII.V (IF UOII fK .M fa rd i-ornar* I-aural Ava. and 13th Bi • lVh»r« Jaaua la Ural" K I Wlt lUIIT . Parlor Huroln) School, tl. kl. Willi. i..» |* \| . Junior- rtrul ftanTor Su|*l . Ill "(i A kl kl .. r n I II K (lavollonal N . n k : 1 v . i . i . - ,*ir * ii ..... i' \! Hx-nlng wor.hlp | I 00 A M I I , , i.i imhn.andnra ly"Uiig !>"' I. % Ha: H * m rnwatbJsrT* Ida I. t PM > iiru cM i ;* »l ,« . II.II' Mealing. * 0 0 I M l-rai.d marling and lllld» Hiudi FIIANK J. Ilryaon. DD. PaaA»r Tliur.iUy * ‘I* P. M. „ , Serai, r . l u l Sunday— Wailita.dai aflarnoon p r ■ y « ' |n no a M ~ Sunday School II <>o A M Mornlug Harrlea. lyiaallng. 1 I# P M. - Jo I* kl T*>ung People*. Society • on. a. you'll puma ug.lli RALVAVIIS r u s t era * IIKL III Esat a.conr hi r. *t Ma)nr A. S. Whnrlnli In rharga Sunday School. *.lk A. kl. Prayar B#r»lr« li ao A M. *. P. 1^ S •) P M Sirrat Air,ling. 1 0 * P. M. Kvangall.tle Harvlpa, . 00 P. t L Friday flarvlc, t oo p. kL Coma worahlp with us CREAM oooi ENJOY MAKING IT aatlly M aac rafrigaralar, Mia, » M , j •m 4 fraaia gvugwata4 wilk, adit, para laraal n , w c •.,*(, with AN Y FLA V O R «pd Iskilwi###>••f Ihs 10Isimswi % Tllr. C1IFRCM OP UIHUaT Woman', club BWg. Jit Oak Avr ti,yTd Harr old. Minlalar ll, in A kl Sunday School 11 It AM, Mornl rig _ Worahlp. la-rd. r KoilowrliiK R#ffi.«n VI I 6a V r iu nd aj r oll*a • u .m m iiK r l U l l l f l l •salt a Miiarat jf W# IVKT. PftMor fiikk j VI l a g d f i d t i r y . l U Wgward It., tag f r g a d n a l Hr v tjUrin K Hutiill)— Itlbla Hin It h, i'liio r. Rrhoul, 10 00 Mu r n i n g W o r a h l p t I oo A E v e n i n g H#rv«r# I oo J' VI T h u r e d a j — Mi d wn*k Prayer ( f || k . M l t‘ i.r«.rhing. a. « oo p. VI U ••»#!«*#■ II IK II niA lrd A i h i ||i || (»l J I M ' • II It 1*»T mi t urm i im » » isin Vi-.iflclt, I 'Oft MUl ». < i \V* -i .. r I*,. ? v, \ ve*nn# i . v. t * ut,„.|„ * : so p VI .1 . i.m Ii ' M Vl e w #1. felOar- v Ica. 1*09 IV VI. Tiir. n i U H U i » r r o d U r n t u and Kim Aaanuaa ftav W C* IK Irornt) pditor Hundav T>* foool. 10 ID A. VI Vcuria I’ri pU , • lh P M* Miurtiup, Her vlca. II *>« A. M Yuuiift People. T 09 I* VI, Hundar NigM BrtVjre. I i*o P Wcdnrada> nlitl.l crayer ##rtr>*a a p. VI liter our ftvltftiuuia Hand Church of The Nazarene • 113 Palm etto A ve., Sanford, Fla. O rd er o f Services . Snndoi* the ASSEMBLY of GOD < M*r> Baker Kddy. Thai IrarnlDK i. mo d re,|ul.l(e which tinlrarna v\ll _ Am i.ih ena.. t ■* -m i r o i ii aciiAPnooK F.lltCAPIOS U . rh u u ld nnl a .k w ho la lh a m o .I Ira ro a d , h u l who ^a lh a b a d la n rm d — M ontaigne. Tit*^ * r *>r t ■ it ir n la n l t»f O lrm lu r**. !.• inn m > and tiRrlnaM of alyl#. U tl.* ftil.l**.— lilalr # T h a r k * w l v Iijm ntriflca at ii, Hunday ^ i M n in vet in k Thuraday A.I * OU n'cilm h 7 I* ( i l i u m or n o . M fA iu :n t Itav. C. (1 llrmtay. Paalor. Phone 356-W I l l P a lm oito A »enup I o Oo A M . — S u n d a y H( Urnlth, H u p c r l n t a n d m l . 8 :0 0 P. M. W ednesday Prayer Meeting Special Music and Singing A L ive Gospel with a Live Mcnsage and t 'r a lie a#r%lr»k COME! You are invited to attend the State-wide convention of hardaal mT . any way « f rr>aril tiff; laarnlnn but « 1» «r#nl nitsr Ll W 11 uth 1ra Nha k # • I " * ' * |• ltiiu i till. FI# hiThkl F«1 i llflN« or Mf It, l-ni If- ii l.i iiiritidr# t tie uu i \ i •11fh K Mull# f . 1* *r it •if the r«- ,i t nhd I-. ♦ *!* I ■ j f i t*»F far # f*«r hr t•iK<t ) r it \ Of xi\‘ i f , | tfo# k inf dkiitt #11 u r r**lpc ri and ml# unl Vsissi hr rnmiiv which <« n no h|(.<t i, >i r»>ru 11n forever u n ae Miwhlfi. V »*«• p M V I #11 'ill* P*' \V e j r o m * f BAUDS iiiii i i ii ti a a #*•*•»«. o r Al, %ll ITH'li Puri- t\n Nl Until t h HI Ul \ M a It K * A llPKNTEHe Hec tor Ifuiy i **inin itrtInn. I 10 A. M t'l.ilri'h Hrliool, lilQ A- M. Mkjfntna H**rvlr#, 11 00 A. U, lA Pound 11**rt I I :tj0 A. VI— VlornlhM Wurafolfi. lUhold Thy VPithar" Sjiftinl Ilftliy I^dlcutton s^rvlrr Mrill alii) ho * VieliJ. H*-rii»*»n I*jr tlir i*astor 7 iw P VI - N V P S R l»« 1* VI — K Y#»na**l'Rtlr ** r v Ir# Harmon 'Tfo# Itkw "Jforra* * 00 ) M.— W#dn#ad* y. P fayef Y o u arc Invited to these services I k. nl na »i|ien Huuae taflir lira evaulrtf Me r + r -T * 'f* r LV, ,1n. ~d;it S. t v ler ft tii f* VI I" airanlni Thr F l i i r r 1 1 %1-ria-i* n i t m il Park A ' - «t lilt St. W P lilt* *•»KH. Jr. Pa*lur Hun.tj4> H i h * 5 A M Vt.kl l.ll.K V\ I*r mlht|l. 11 tin A M ii. UK i r.i.'ii ; on i- vt C l i r ’M l . - M iR T T l in l ll n < II put II j »# ah win*, pa*tur iunday Mchimlj l*J uti A VL ^ A- tV ftamtf, **upf .ilc.ruing w«■raDIm* ll-Ou A U 10:0Q A . M. Sunday School 1 1:0 0 A . M. M orning W oi^htp _ “ Behold T h y -M o th e r " * ------A special dedication service of Ilnhles will also he held. 7 :3 0 P.M N .Y.P.S. 8 :0 0 P. M. 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One o f the m ost astounding revelations in M rs. Whitesid e 's report is th at the average age o f those con fin ed to th is *VhiM rm 'a h o m e " U 25 and that most o f th em have been there at least IS years. A t present th ere are 504 patien ts at the institution hut aince 1952 aomv 601 applieskxm haxe been re je cte d or kept pending due t o lack o f accom m odations. T h ere are now 155 applications from ch ild ren fo r w h om there is no room. O f the in stitu tion itself. Mrs. W hiteside nays, "Plaster has fallen, ceilin gs s a g and the dirty g re y paint has peeled awwv. Th e building* are infested w-ith rata and there are bed W * m the b eds, the walls and ceilings. In on e ward, w ith bed space f o r 40, there are 61 distorted w him pering patients. T h e o th e r wards likewise a rc crowded and thena re Inadequate hath room facilities. "T h e re is a critical shortage o f attendants", she con­ tinues. "T h e caliber o f those w h o are working is question‘ ahle. One* at least, is a form rr patient of the institution — an I S jw a r ohl m oron who is in sole charge o f the 51 "better' little boys during the day. Anotncr m a stern ’ h eavy je t wom an o f 54 with only a second grade education. S h e has ch a rge o f 61 low grade girls. It was on th is ward th at a helpless id iot girl w as recently placed b y another r W W IH G WILD OATS tS SOT patient in a tub \xf boiling w ater." SXAkT. TtMK WILL FfcOYR This, in spit* o f the fact that m ost o f th ose people P fE J r t V K X S L Y D O * * W llK N TMK C*kXP MATY HAS He stall cou ld be cured o f th e ir illness if property treated. This, in 4k* rie W 4 *4 iaalrm-tj**. awl spit* v\f the fact that failure to cure them keeps oth ers out ha U* gr»*tweas *t to f*#y ik a S h* r * a s tr a y — h w . L i t . w h o need trea tm en t! And all this, in the year o f ou r Lord. 1 X 5 ! T h is in A m e rica a fte r 12 years o f humanitarian TW l a M f klf t | gov ern m en t! This in Florida, where the State boasts o f t riv a s X eecvel not having a u n g le dollar o f indebtedness! M l (Vsk. *k»»» face I Wk Florida. May 8. 1945. Louis Adsmte, Am rlci.n so­ Editor, Herald, ciological w riter, was bom in Sanford, Florida. Yugoslavia o f peasant parents, Some one aald, a long time ago and came to the United Stales 1 1 don’t remember whether it was when not quite 1G. Shakrate* or Sockapear) Inal all that glittera ii not gold. T o that might be added that everything you hear In Tallahassee— in the Capitol or on the street*— ia not as fundamental a* the law o* gravitation <jr aa Hltler’a intui­ tion was supposed to be. Two ORLAN DO week* ago It was predicted that Governor Caldwell’s program for raising additional taxes amount­ ing to approximately $ 14 ,000,000 would fall flat, or at least would be only partially luceeeaful. To­ day he haa the false prophet* on the run. He haa batted (not without stiff opposition but in spile o f It) almost 1000 per cent. However, his utility tax mea­ sure, if and when it ia introduced, is going to stir up a big swarm of bumhlepsckeU. and someone, a lobbyist like as not, is going to get stung. You know those lob­ byists—legislative advisors, they rail themselves— are as thick as blowflies around the decayed car­ cass of a canine and as aggressive ns a bulldog in a poodle's kennel.1 They are IT in their own esti­ mation, and with them that is all that counts. In about three more werks the party wijl be over, and in Ihe meantime we shall see what we sh all, see. ,1 am not predicting anv mbre. Tallahassee, 1 « U * TW SVat* IwgtvUlU** W *1— | t W t » * w U a W ul (W * Very truly yours. J. t u m n er W1 IWMSS*t*ksi M W 4 . TW «*» k r it vl tkai ««* *W4ty J*»* W ' I>r*>d»ctinir Weather N t a tt y t A m m m b* n k a w l O * m i t « iM «W h v a it* A m i ; w m * fart wiit k n a t n t h rweWa tW Amt n m h . TV*X sMmU MaVsevai.j I ih r. . i ,>i (hr w om ans though!* . nwav from her own Ifntildca aril i,i|.| ,,f another nuglecled mother jin.l ,i|gur*te<l I tint they AD O PT h> i Nrvrt suspecting that stir h« p o ll hail lieen adopt tit the u.ionri ragrrlt nceeplitd tho siig^ gt*« Iinn A* slir gnve of herself, |,r i own I rouble* srrtncd to melt riwtt she found a new interest to life, a reason for Irving and she was (untended and hnpnv in ner, lear tie,) o f what Mrs Allen had done Friends a ml ar rptainlanres asked nlmut her ,*« per trine then went in search of a mother to A i l t l l T They tunl other- and l-efor* long hiliiilfetls of mothers Iregtui to find hope and sunshine com ing into their lives, rtrvrr knowing that they la d actnullv lev ll AIU*i*7F.D NiWspaper and mnirmtite writ ,-rs heard about it and wrote atari** ami editorials U-Ueta t.eenrr to psoir in to the modest little hom e « f Alma Allen In Itlrlaiiini II. LYLES. home for lonely «nd neglect**' mothers ran be endowed and c* tahllshed somewhere In Florid*. In the meant fun-, we as Individ, uals can follow Iwr worthwhile example and ADOPT a mother and In doing so will find joy and hanplness tnrougn the cn riching of our own lives THEN EVEKYDAY will be M OTHEll’S K n* t * t W r a t h I » k * r » WTw wvvn the w a r ? Perhaps V ictor Deksbelcyc, Belgian M inister o f Education and a delegate to San Francisco, lie invented th e V -fo r-V icto ry nign that throughout Europe’s dark years Lent up th e morale o f the conquered. Learning that Belgian ch ildren r e re scribbling R A F in public places W J l Round » » k**vy iasM to annoy the G erm ans, he fe ll that three letters took too Shall that cstrwJke rv*»« long to a n t * a rnl m ad* it harder to escape. He then hit TW W w sW « tW la st! on "V *“ for " v k t o ir e " in French and "v rijh e id " (freedom I k i t t k s t a i n Ikes k s m Amt »h « h ix*. Vshrssi * in FV m tsk, the tw o l*ngxi»g*s of Belgium. The fact that C A R U r T x x S •MR! it also* stood for "v ic to r y " in English was incidental. The first broadcast of the V -sign, on Jan. 14, 1941, ,, „ su ggeslvd that everyon e chedk it as often as possible all * d nxvr the cou n try. Th e idea spread from Belgium to France u u *'*''•*> and throughout the world. Its greatest pnpularixer was _____ C h u rch ill, vs ho turned il into the fam ous two fin ger gesture The coastline o f Florid* it longer then that o f any other ■Utr, extending 472 miles along the Atlantic and G74 miles along the Gulf o f M exico. Aduiit a Mather club* were form*•<1 In maiiv cemmunltics. There «■< no urgnniiatiun, mi nicmbcr- DAY. «b'i*. no dues All tine needed to The U. S, public spent almost participate was a heart and n $600,000,000 to slock its medicine •‘tircre tin«rUi«h it *tr« to be of cabinet* In 1044 with some 16 helpful service to a fellow lieing. | different type* of home rrm cdlei Never in the world's history i ranging from alkaliirrs and pain bn- (ho s e e l o f such service fcyen relievers to laxatives and tonics. no great a* it is today. It is the Agriculture tUp|>oMa more than hope o f Mr* Allen that the nliiii will continue to grow and 60 per cent of the population of i tpuml and that some day u Palestine. "Jiqj* StMb vrill Ivc a good day fo r the ch u rch picnic It'* not go in g to rain then." Such long-range fom -astti jboxkkl be p e rfe ctly poasible, aocorxiing to Dr. C baries G. AbKvt xvf t b c Smithnanian Institute at W ashington, who ha* Seen LvreteRing th e weather hy olwicrtfing the variation* ia th e aan'a h e * L N ot the heat received on ea rth , which a n y v * ca n nveaxura, b u t what actually leave* the aun, which has varinUotxa t w minute f o r anyone but Dr. A b b o t .t o H m] W Not n Motion P icture! 45 PEOPLE M am m oth Traveling State Production Iteserved Seats WALGREEN’S ORLANDO BLOOM I COLORFUL R A Y f l w w v x l. Nvd «x ty th e weather o f the n ext few m on th s, but that n f years to exsme. falls within his sphere o f prophecy. The years 19T5 and 2<V»ti « »H. he says, bring such intense drou gh t as to tow er materially the level o f the G roat Lakes. Our grandchildren h ad iw-tler be prepared. W eather haa usually been som eth in g that ca u gh t the w«irM unawarov It ahouW be p oau b le to be better proparetl fu r tt* and Indeed meteorology has made im m ense gains In the last few years. If Dr, Abbot U on the r ig h t track mankind will cadi him blessed. smart TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *T W BULL aa " U m W * gwvitsa so U l reeUtetkoaa *a "greet, lag m wHtM * am* the limn*, two «a tem 4bt*ate ealL, mil. tmaa a* m m aas4 4aeaht»e* evil M i w i h eeataeOtOTllML The n a t h t s T e t t c m h Delivery KAY ttaa, I<wl an making tnvevUnrnt* ia th* fervn af unselfish service to other*. l> * lt)4 ttm story before, hut tt bear* msaaUng, and at out Omarkta are 4imto4 to the R o b ­ ert at thie particular time, h worn* filing that I tall It again. ahea Mr*. <ADaa learned of a hemty aged wW M H h her own community, « k found Krnelf at the l awset at Hf*. forgotten and aaghttai Through rear* of toil and •elf-aacrffke she had main­ tained a heme, rated far a family A iheer rayon dim of keep you polled and con*, * fortable when it91 tunnyr WE B U Y AND SELL r f r l 7/Seri (}r<7 J AT CEILING PR IC E S and lultry. Iu tlrople .neck line nnd figure*’ . • . ■ flattering wabt tteatroent® nre young and riinoning. v 1 4 r V Clark, navy, grey. Mr&siSim 12 to-44. CAY RAYON JBR8BYS M any charm ing atyUo in b e n t lfo l cob o r comblnationa n delightful print* I f SUN-RIPENED ^ 4 / COLORS Detectable ahad** frosted in w h lu em­ broidery, cot In fla tta rU g new styles. SOFT SPUN RAYONS C o o l and (fresh fo r summ sr! (ta g flora) pdn ta i^ many fla tta riag’ , atyles. CHECKS AND FLORALS Crisp . m orning dresses that p retty enough . tor aflsraoW H. ate tool fl y , • f '- F rA �F R ID A Y , M A Y 11, 1945 T H E SA N F O R D lIE ItA L D , SA N F O R D F LO R ID A Presbjteriiin Social A n d Personal Activities P A G E F IV » Church |{0f reHhing And Entertaining Program Mothers On'sundl? “ > ' ' u" ils ° f *■«“ ' Mary Moore. Kllcn Lyon, Patricia looke. Sara Jam* Haruvrll. Deanna Millet. Mary Gertrude Scott. B et­ ty Jean lownsend. Betty Bryan Ann Rat>orn ami Marvel Me Mil Ian Sportswomen Barbara Wath en. Sue < nllum, Betty I rann-k .'hirley PeaciK-k an« Betty Suu Shanley R«»|h? Artist La Rue McNeill la Mantilla Phyllis Bach. Jean Sayer, Ann Whitaker. Jane t hap man Dorothea Sackctl. Anile Aiken, and Jacquelyn MacDonald Tiro T ico Kntire Company time since 10 .1 9 . Mr*. St. John presented the emit prrahlrnta pin to Mi* John I. Miller. After the hutineut meeting !•frrshmenta were sr rve*l by Mr*. I A Phillips and Mrs J. A. ( alhoun An e n lrrta m in g and re fre shin g musical a« « •iniiamrncfit was fur Th • ,rn ii'r * on Suiulay at thr pr o gra m oi ) " u n k lisa) tal»n* nished hv Mi b •Ig ii 1 M iti hell. l'rr«l*> tenan church will wat presented tiy the I oghuH l Ml* Mowe.v Miss hotter tu b.vnn* First pay special (nliulr to mother* School ot D a ncing m 11: filth and Mis« i ath* 1inv * l.ir k ( o* churen. annual Spring recital la*, even lim n* wen- undci the ilirrction Ufltl \oiutg p< ople of thee church. dedicatmg in «ic signliflcantly j mg at the Sem in ole High S. hind of Mr* J |l 1 o g b u m . Mr* W T pertaining lo the mcivsion. Jat k*oit. Nils W || St<*wart. 1 Auditorium. aponsored !•> th Th® annual May Day BreakAt the II IHi o'clock service the S« ph om or « t*las* MONDAY Mi* Jack Mat I humid. Mi* V. G Thr expression pupils of Mr*. 0 Circle* of the I'rcb y terin n fast an<! Bridge or the S<*«*iul I Mr. and Mm. J (t U r s o n are m inutr \* of music will he led by lla*ty and Mrs 1 | * 1 alien. Mr*. witie variety of dances were W G Fleming will l»e heard In Church will meet at the follow . Department o f the W om an’s Clu*» i apending the weekend in Savan- thr chil«lirn*a choir which It dir* of ler rd Ui the fields of hallet. W K iit h h o ff . a»sisi*d by Mi*.* n recital Thursday night. May ected hy Mn». Helen Verna)’ . character, Ing hom e*: Whlddon. hail ch arg e of was held In the club house on nnh* wllh relatives. Lap, acrobatic and Jo yce I?, h 1S o'clock at the Snuthaido They will present tw o special mod* rn hallet The flashing “ l-» make-up Circle One, Mrs. J. O. Andes. Wednesday morning. The rooms j Primary School Mr*. J. H. Phillip*, and son. anthem* amt Stanley Brumley Mantilla,” t e r f o r tiled t»v the ad 1 lie c»»mplctc progra m follow* Jr. chairm an, will meet with Mrs. were attractively decorated with \' I I The vurtrd and entertaining A. C. M cReynold,. 2481 Palmetto Spring flower* tn pastel colors J o h n ' i c o f Mae»n, tis. are the w ill he lii iinl in ii m»Io. vatned « lass with raslanet gues ts o f Mr*. E. It. Phillip*. rim \lp. In Winter program will feat.ire skits, musiAt the * o V U k service the ••impanimrnt ^ tvenu a at 3:30 P. M. show ing * lassi* Hostes-e* for the affair » f r , Sw is* Maul 8 Pbvlli* Bath. •al rratlmg* a’ d other numbera senior young p« oplt's ch oir will I Lu neiu o Sp anis h lechithpie. Gd ^ Circle Two, Mrs. L. K. Hoyle, Mr. J.R. Kay. Mrs A M. Philips ' Mr* A I* Rountree wa* in both humorou* and serious. Th* | Herman Echols a u d make thru initial appearance l*»wed hv n tap version of tin* Julie ♦ hnpman. \"it.4 \1ke1t. Dorchairman, with Mrs. I). L. Thrash­ Mr*. Fred T. Wiliam*, and Mr« 1 Mr*. lira So. Lett. J.p «~)ui ly n Mac -.tallrtl as president o f til* West ft lends of thr pupla and th f er, <24 Grandview Avenue, at Wnlter L. Cooper. Mr*. Hit daughter, Lind*, of Jessup, (in. leading the niu»irnl portion of I opulur hit tune " T i c o I n o " were Side I T A by Mr* \\ I. public are cordially invited to m e spending n few dnvs in San­ the worship. Thi» group, made a Blight finale to the e n tile Donald nml Am Whitaker. 3:30 1*. M. Crumley was high scorer whlc attend Snow flake* Jovce Ann Cullum. Morgan, for tin* com ing year a up o f high "clu»ol student* of *how Circle Three, Mrs. C. R. Daw- Mr*. John Melsch, Sr. received ford with relative*. th< meeting Thursday afternoon the city, will %mg two anthems Mi'll* Jida* and Steve ll'Hlgkifi. Peggy Gu>lr. Nan. v Rohh. Ihttlie Other j o n , chairman, with Mrs. E n d low score in the bridge game. officer* installed weir Mr*. K. Kieldin returned ami Hill Ii-.m) the t otigregallon Ui d a d H aivry and RECITAL in black and gold, w e ir NS illiHiii*. Jeannet: V . W illiams, 320 Oak Avenue, at Mrs. J.W . Hall wa* the wipiwr o f! Mr* J T Hardy, vice president. yeaterduy from Jacksonville the hymn* They me under the spectacular in an adagio to the Bobby Stewart 3:00 P. M. Hr* C \ And* •r,*in. *<-crrt«rv, the screen’* prise. win re she spent * week with her direction nf Mr« George Touhv itituiitm g .Sibelius num U r Snowballs Moin .i'da*. G n t c h \ al*e Mo.* Kvelvn Willard, soprano, Circle Four, Mrs. A. I). Smith, 'lr « J V t 'nlHaitm. tip»»u rcr: Among those attending* w rrv sister. Mr*. It. II Miller. Dr K D Brownlee, pastor. will Ttiwtr” rn K ir thh o ff. M.» " O i .VI* Mtllan. the lust ruiinhei in -Indent of Ruth Duvi* Fuller, was chairman, with Mr*. J. II. Oillon. Mr*. II W. Rucker, president of nml Mrs H A Wntt. historian talk on U n topic* that stress a gro up o f a c r o b a t ic ' r m n i i b l m m N|*»| s K '! t •♦ p**w t ih anna MilArennlmg t« report* tliere pit-sentnl in 4 voice recital at Palmetto Avenue, with Mrs. W at­ the club. Mr*. J.W. Hall. Mr- C Ft lend* of J y I .allow ay w ill a»o| \|,tu i „ •' » tide Scot 1 son W allace, co-hostess, nl 3:30 Schwarts. Mr*. J A. Young. Mi* regret to learn that hr i« eon mother** lufliien.-r in the home •• visit te a shiek's hiitetn o were l.tM S a 1 title* of tlothillg I mu* »«*!• • *t|lr<r last Monday h ole \»' «|,« ,\ At the morning worship the sub A« t l hrr« ‘ Sunuiii-rtiiiM m ami 10 pairs nf *h<»r* turned in night A member of thi* year's « ’. M. Epperson. Mr*. John linker, Mr, fined to Hay Pines Hospital ject will In* on ’ The Family — Iran * Ihikr .S<«»tt jo Ids hu Figtin Skat* r lean •call Sayer Circle Five, Mrs. II. C. Whelch- JC. Hcunrtt, Mr*. (I P Herndon, at thi* s hold during tht recen* graittiating d a s- Mis* Willard ia where lie went for observation. Foundation o f F lu rn rter" In the h m t h r t , Dougin^* d ou hh . brou ght Skntei* Git G hi u K ir ehhoff tlolhtng drive el, chairman, with Mr*. W. A. Mrs. Meisch. Mr*. J.K Poorer. Members of the the daughter "f Mr and Mrs. evening n iv i n the topic will be |»eab o f •IntX liter fr Otll the \l*tt Gail Biltin* Ann llm le y, *' T A v ohiiitrer*‘«| to *|t at the W* R Wilhlrd *f Milton. She wai Ludwig, 60H E. Fourteenth Street S r , Mr*. J N. Gllon. Mr* II It Mr. and Mrs. V audience "M can u img M an". I mda I eon anl. I'.tt i ollins •*nd booth nt VtMvrll's t<» ’ *cll stamp* a**i«tnl hy the lollrg e glee club at 3:30 P. M. Crumley. Mrs. A.E. Montleth. and children spent Su day a* t Special invitation* are extruded A ct T u n wu* a viMt to " P m 1 l io r ii e t Blown Circle Six, Mrs. J. D and Iwvnd* for tw o hour* for *ix under the direction of Mr* Fuller. Mrs. J O. Huff. Mr*. E. Cnfiip- gucMa o f her sister. Mrs. Kunlcc hy the church to member* of in the S p r in g " and Bobo Dean Snow t^ueen Jam* t hupman. Mi** Willard at day* in May du ring the Seventh Accompanying ruff, chairman, with Mr*. ♦on. M rl Muguuson. the Sattfoid N.»\nl Air Station, t Jen a* the young leudrt ot tin* At thr piano was Miss Doris McCall War I o s n I>rivr I II • t i f f . 112 W. Seventeenth John Ki^k. ^ who. U'liig nwnv from home, tlatines, shtiw««| puittomine it hi I it v P»ti 1* 1 n I ’ t spr mg Ih. f Sanford and accompttnvng th® It was announced that the West at 3:30 P. M. Ann, Mrs Moore. Mr* 1 hildit n In I hv hi pat k Belt* Side p T A would U* a blue glee rhlb was Mi** Kvelyn PerMm. A. V. Joyner ha.* sold he:* would liki to d« dirate these »Hir* flirtrng with the •pniklitig < in Circles o f the W. M. S. ..f tlanrrr. .la* tpielyn M m* vshity aiitl llt'hhv Mt-wnrl ithhon association fo r thr f u s t dile t*f Nashville the First Uantist Churrb will (Im rifr Toughv. Mr*. K H •’Ir property nt 50B Myrtle Avenue tion* o f thr dav- to their iiiotlien. ♦ an i mnits. Mrs. W A. Leavitt. Mr* ami will leave noon to m n kr'h er and to all ••thorn uho e n jo y the Donald, and in hi* d rliv«iy ttcmlar met I(••I • t»f«n A Ioh meet at 3:30 P. M. as follow s: young voices raised m praiae cf tin co m ic i ulprit. I btiigln* > . "tt Stevi lt.Mtgkm a>d t'livei A udet WB Brin home m Wayrroaa, ilu. Circle No. 1 with Mrs. S \. j M l.. Cullum. Mrs son. Mr*. O.M. Harrison, Mr* God and thanks for t'hiistU li !•• th» little g ill vi hi. Ii** l Mi! * lilt l i t I t o ll , i . St o t I a£hleplett at 12: Avnrndo A ve. M mot her •» .1 ib \ 1'on ibut *o f lltiiif- a d ) 's lint, Ann llailev Mr* F I Bon I— InVt.>1• Hailey ^ Circle No. 2 will meet in tho Mnrrn rrf * FHcknon. Elmar Tyner. Jr.. G M .1 r of lv appbr p t he I luted Mates 'Vlntj%Uer dance** with fid* VBo « . l I Pott 111 iu I r o n n id . Alnthean class room of the church Redding Mrs Roy T d llv Mm K i'«rt K\pf|flnlp^ nn«l Nfr^ Tyner at thi* I line t••• num ber. ' \ E am \ P'*i' I at «y • oil nto m h itc h with Mr*. Josler Cameron nctlna 1 Monforton. Mrs K F Barter .Ur *|>. tiding n ft-w ilu )i ,i * thr «"•! shlli) si|\ c» mi.I |*t > 11 - I'm h lit «f | II. ill ell |l« III kt i | Mg w it h I ' l o i t l e n t Tru Ms Riilnh A .Smith Mr* <'b»r N|at J»»r in as hostess I'f h.ioifs and Circle No. 1 with Mrs U ( i lr* Kinfhrr Mrs Grur**® NVrll* gues ts o f the foMH> i n parent* man • ui'i*t*a) Tbt ? e will he piny t r i f t . fined uii mlvaioetl t ••that 1 Sheppat't i Mrs. C’ (' Karl. Mrs I T Ni w'-v on the Country t*lul» Rna.l el * of v i .itit i •f« f..i tin* huin pea ii musical comctiv iiiiiiiIhi h i I ill |ll| . a. i|lli I Hit K o l a .1 DeCoursev W. IHih St nlio k mid sliv •f Ballet P h»m *-» Non NGhitnkrr VlCtol V aiitl tor the spem lv if- sophtallotted m Circle No. 4 with Mrs. J C Mrs. •! G Patterson. Mrs B K Mr. nml Mrs. J W Vick e ry turn t*f all ►mu* and da ughters Nvonne Cullen tn| *lHin«*t w 1(1 Flow 1 1 S*-ll* 1 N vonne ( tillen “ lltchell. l i l t Mipnnlla Avenue. IW k , Mrs. J. •Field. Mrs S IV Icatnrini; Sue. t n* d I"o h Phy llis Circle No. 5 with Mrs. II A Hi’ hlrvman Mrs Hall. Mr* Bni* ami rhililren o f 1'alatkn are ex from 11 tuiMphn nt aimed »•*. vices a t*.t*kel ttf gav Spring flow ••• to to thell inn 'h« •♦ell Mrs II J larhtein M m F peeled lo arrive tomorrow Thom with which she sold to the pcoplt !• Gm I Willinhis. 541 Valencia D ru e • an < a •1 Pain ei .Go tpielyn Circle No. 6 will meet nt thi It Dawson. .Mrs. H.M I*npwnrth •peml t ht* weekend with Mr* . s«»iis t'i d.mghti i s in ui.if *>i in w ho Hi* park am) linv !lrtt% \«hh> H AN \NA K IV K K !«> V S Lillian Vickery. M 'o It an S ayer.I |would Ilk* to sboie Hu* prayer darned a minuet to 11111*1*- la»v Ma« Is.i'.ihl church snnex with Mrs. A. C and the hostesses. at t "in j aril men t mid Inter d a i o c d \nn \\ till.ikeDor. then Sai kett , are inv it* •! to h«* m ‘ tie c o ' i g f c Benson and Mr*. J. t. Jackson tvilh IH )N N \ SM ITH n" ' sang with ll'dthv s t* wnit Mi* J. II W il «o n ninl y ,»n.t \ * it<» \ *. • gat otii • c l i n g as hostesses. son, Johnny , o f Daytona Rie a c h In the fir M a* t |In A Ip 10 The regular limine*, and nro *e*«ioti *«■ p reiide«l are s pe n dirg *ome tune here ititci *' Anita \iken hi shim gram meeting of the W S.C.S. of Mr* Idoyd I* Harvey. mefing silver n o i t i a y r d an n o the Methodist Church will lie held It was annoii^rcd thnt t he with Mi*. W ilso n ’ * parent* Mr Ihg 111 thr sunlight and Nl at the church nt 1:30 P M The June meeting will he held Ml •hi ami M u . A W Hamit »v* » in orchid nml m Iv* » dm • hoard will meet nt 2 45 I* M home o f Mr* A f* Starke with Mr and Mr l». wi*> M a d h o w . 1 a il •t Holnlav to f String* Mr* Martha Mn ffitt n* ••• jfi'l fatnilv aitemh-d tin- %%••■( Jmg IIh< nt* rprete | a 4 ater . •• It* i. • I the hoptr** of Mi*% li«*li*n 1 Htnlodi ami Ku I'll) II • I «d ler •if rt* her h 11 • tit> St m 11 d* 1 , Order At the conclusion of *he meet fu* Bell on May Id at b •»!• V M •f t h r I I HI M..„a Jot*. th a 'harm ing Min!* !«••♦ w a % hrl I Trg refreshment* wrr** *ervet| at *iOM Mills Street ttrland" .»• I s M i, , .* I H i M a s tut H all The 1hy the ho*fe**e* ft* the fo||.» v • • M. | •t •• Nix 4 ..f f h V .1 Mrs It T W arren M r. \\ »o, Mr*. M Rupert Strlckln* d. »- ! Mi* J Heist b n »» leaving to R« 1 ap*oa an el* Mai |ti**si ted I ••• i* • il.ai o n l i n e of •Uted by Mr* H (* Moignn. , Mr* M offitt. Mr* Harvey. M» day to •pend I he sunmirt m New Diiihtir) Mild hti«ln« •* * . 0 .ll-t issed ■ml gruti •uted a 0cnterlalnetl meml»er* of f’ |-rle Starke Nfr* C |* Herndon M»O n M o t M e N ••i V visiting with Nil lew is I* tf *-»»*• » (Jure • N inn I tr ail. I V1».. t •i 'I w i i r g 1vr 1 Thr*e o f Women's Socie*** of I. B Ratl iff. Mr- M I W I o»bt Musi, inf 1 a N| Fleiachri and faim lv art) Mr and In \. t Four Jaunt T h e •Ii ,t"f. i 1• • •11 was d e c o r a f Mr* L. T Do**. Nlr* J. K I’ out ChrUtian .Service of the M*-th<» Mr* IV l o w Thr Ihj •'l t * ntel I •■t Kdttn St I J* Rue M N ed with ha-krls of |<d gladiuli Rata ti dial Church at her home on Mo-* ler. S r . Mr* It K. Crrnahaw, flashing costume o f g.dd, A m e r Nl 1Mi» v * mim it«| dencrip and vii- ••s ••( »,s| r o *« *s Thr Mr* It M. Ma»on. Sr M»* tlav afternoon. •. 14n |tr intv ami a* nia |»* r for 111. I > p 1r 1111a I \ w *kemng T t). Ty ner hn* returned fro m ehn| t* » I • .1 1 hr niolht r • V i b l r Blount. Mr* C. A Ponder. pre Mm. II. C Winn presented the At I IN St Augustine where he ii * det rtt|ir a* with sent t'\ I” ere n t m g a s h o rt proMr*. J K. Rowland, Jr., and M m ^M ission Study, ’'Paul'* le tte r to went ry e surg ery recently He i* Si,. I . 1 I •• A Dude Ranch giarn NL N ; » a- g W inderfut ^ T h e K ph eiiam " and the bu*lne** Nell William*. l>iwi*rrecu pera tin g nicely at hi* home M hi v ••• 1mid* S< m i in Moth. f Mini ' atv>>nipatiied by .i\ (In* I tier |*o w•II Nv mine < on the C o ir try Club Road Nil - « I n . 1 W e sh Nl .. t h e-r. nr*- kmlMts llettv Jean N| r u e n » f e r a* "4 hoiuilfi v m u r u m .- in lir .i iu i Ii llniti* III* W.o.t »•♦ I ♦»*! Nf* an* the •I P b v Hi* "tiHinr* Marie Mrs Cottrell Tally and two W01I.I !.• > •*. Itft|llii * triMiiii Be' 1\ *- 'ir le •• - n c ft\ Mrj r. hh'-fi L>on Mona Jut* children are c u t t i n g with Mi ."shanley 1h o . d rein if kal 1» B 1 M.-o «■ Nt 1-. II .1 I a-hman. • lerson Betty Bryan, I'a i T a l l v 's parent.*. Mr art I M nthe it 1 1e*e U'Uvr ciiapter uit»the*,l promis e f r a few weeks* study look 1 , Barbara Brown., ! K II I anry on Knat Klghteenth wa*. srnti^i (11 the Fust. I ho » o 11 accordin g to her teacher a who v» ^ W ,t 1 liep , Mary M not r her m an a.-rt.haii' Street. |presented Of f|0||0| V N!// s*. ff ehliMIl w ui e I Nforrts'M nod Nfaive] number o*ng whit* 'i.l '•*! in g.'W g 11 ami on * M r* I II r rpsi. I nl. r»-.« • Mr* M S Messenger left thi* heiid Miol »> t' 11it*« .»*• to r *houl'it • thr f ir st a< t to *«titiM'in, . Bt Mv • Shan lottfternoo 1 for Jacksonville to Mi'li 1 n tdat k l.o e •d w hltli tni own dance "K ukiishkn n Ru* |s|rm| the wei-kemi with her son belonged t" her g* •dm othe 1 t. I li ve Gall Hit! log I Ulda *ian im' shii M dunce t*f melam hoH la nd daughter i n l a w , Mr urd T h e r e were *JP nt>Mhrr* prrs r and flrr Mr* Duxhurv dnm •• ' l» " n . ir d . Ann ILiilev l'at*> ♦ *d ! Mrs W B Messenger. and each inti•nliired in raelf iv a in*, liiet* hen h ir ih h o ff . IlniMelt in th® i«»t act a* an Indian W arrant O f fic e r Roy Kchnl* I/lOtber ami told of tier chlidicti, Brave including pantomime and Blown amt Marjorie Sheppard fn m e o f whom were in t h e set is expectr<l to arriv e fro m Fin l i n t Rtdrr* l^or*»tht-i« Suekett •<*rinl *tunts A* an K n ife ' Act vire Th. hnlioted mother.* weir Mr* T e p s i 1 Mr* rirn nti. Ohio, where he is *tu NG Nun Whiltiker .v » .Ini pie Mton |»u*hor\ then piesetltcd wi th lovely e . n n , Nf a, |!•11,n 111 tinned, to visit for almut •n.l Ml*s Saver Ifiterpiete I E din* t ion* (in v* with his parents, Mr Sf V ln ifit MiBa vN iitini"ifiil I h e i e were Sf» p» nmiv | 1• •• • •Irser' *»♦m» id sfdrtlua' •»w |k,» Mr* K F. Kchnl* at the meeting tonoig w » > •nr " l l r i u t i n ic e " *i« M •* R 1 t Chester Mu%e formerly •••*% wi f e v 1si 1t»i " f i ' . n W, in ing Me. G d «'«th Nlather Kurin* .re • a lifm ini Social Calendar May Day Breakfast, Bridge Given At Club e rs o n a l s .Mrs. Fleming Plans Recital On Thursday Presidont Installed By West Side IVT.A. *rn ;k n.C s p 10 r I) A N (’ 10 L Sa tu N ig ht ay D B A N (i 10 ( I T V HOT 10 L .Mothers Honored At I'astcrn Star Meet ^ lr « . Strickland Is Hostess To Circle I-' I o w c r s V o Iu m0 s r s Da y ! A. K. R0SSETTER, Florist 1 ••in |'4i' \ has left for M>*II1 | hi* Term where lie has accepted ,1 I i g h 11• i* »*f fc* f * » l * position as assistant manager of hanccd lb. r»es»limre III 1 the Smith M ontgomery Furr*It 11 wrcr*» arra nged hv M B < ‘*' Company. Mrs. Muse, actorn apulatcd by ftavid Howard panled hy Mrs. K. V. Shiplett nml Bjr CrnrRi* Sprue,r daughter. Carol Ann, will follow T h , S , mi noli* Hivli S ch o o l Key him in a short while to make Club h<»nu«<l th eir niulht-i» H r l their future home. nesduy evening with an in foi ,1 ,hnnquct in the *eh*N. |um n 1 High School Key C hili Pays Mothers Tribute 9% ■ Aa vs 1 1 • , ■ The spriikrr* tabii 441* dei Betty JaneKobrhouKn with a rente, .......... mi . and s pia ys o f fern and *ta Wed To Sgt. J. Reaves ! center ®<1 the- f "Ii It r g table The det eir at i"i>* Mi«» Hetty J » n , Robrh ou.’ h. •afiU weiitt airuiitiwtl t*v l h« , ilnUKhtei nf Vlr arwl Mm. C h ’ » w o r t hear i M.n v N n V* Riiiirhougli nf Enirfi.lii, I'll, n >1 chrl. The pl.u c i a iils w» ». f S k I. Jijhn It. Itcnve,, Jr., io n of , b lu r p a p e r c u t lit Ihr S/I4» * f "t Mr. unit Mm. John R. K esvr, nf key* ami name-* w i uteri in i »r G k , Mary were united in mnrri- in k . aim in Frederick, Md. on Apr. 17 (iurata of the clu b were* .Mi *i"4 The Rev. Franklin Haas, m inis­ Mr*. ILK. Morris. R«-v nml M»* ter of the Methodist Church o f J.j R o o t , anil R e v and Aim. M T. .Frederick, performed t h a . aluirla Cin^nier. imtf *tBt mottier * of nnit c rem n n y at hla homa. th® membera o f th® Club* For the occasion the bride chose powder blue suit worn with mstrhinz accessories. She is a graduate of the Fairfield Itiirh School with the Clasa . . .of . 194 . 4. S*L Reaves attaiuM school. In Sanford and Laka Mary and was rraduatad from Samlnola II lich School In 1940. He entered th* service in November 1940 and haa just recently returned from 14 months* duty in th* Paelfle. Sgt. and Mra. Reavr, are •pendtnr a honeymoon In Florida after which he will report to u ^riekeU r V s ," 'arid Mrt. v»s arm remain in Uke Mary with his parent*. B E X C L U S IV E ' RAYON At * . PH I N T Christian C h u r c h To Have Anniversary _ D R ESS IIAUTIFOl IRtIBI as, oar • Sunday H a / IS, will b« thi annlvrrisry of Um Christian Church and a homo coming day t« planned for all member* who bar* moved to ether eommunltlei. Since the anniversary fall* on Mother** Day, the Sunday MomInf sermon given by Rer.'V. H. Grantham, will be "Home and in an cnloaire floral print. I > '. . K , r W h lu t, . . . « Christian Church, a i t t V l l rL and evm y fa mn ily! • K r ' ‘£ £ • r .'. • • ' j- r f* - ., , y t wW . ■ . • • 5: "«r<l . • ■ ** *-. i i i 1 ■- » A fte r the delicimiE banqiot, Fharlea D ia m n , vice presni. m, presided; due to the absence of the president. Neil Powell Me listed acme of th* nrcompli m, nU o f tho c |ub ,|ur,nK l1ast year and then called on i ilorris who talked briefly what tho club aland, for. He Carpenter »waa then Introdme who apok* on appreciation i> mothers, which ws» thorough!) enjoyed by all. n p _j_ t rriaUJ^.^lannol__At iu Methodist C h u r c h Mr. and Mra. Everyman will go on trial at the Fint MeMiodiit Church 8unday night at 8:00 o’clock, for contributing to the delinquency of a ml-.or, John Jr., Rev. Joe Toile announced today, Judfe R. W. Ware trill preside, Geo. A. Speer, prosecuting at­ torney, will represent the State of Public WeUfare, G. W. Spencer will represent the defendants. P. Herndon will terva te k of the Court, end Jim Cun­ ningham wUl bo the Bailiff. The Public ia Invited te attend tide of -Perente on ..** aald the Rev. Telle. The Mother’* Day mtaaar* will be (ivon at th* 11:00 A. M. Ser­ vice. Dr. II. F. Toll*, father of the pastor, will preach the **rBIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ' Mr. and Hr*. T. 0. John.en iY ou 'II h '"law N1it •• A I •mV%ii, Bal IiNIiI Mary Kstlu i I' iiu ell. hardly know ir’a summer when you woar one of the now ■ V* MI 11 H i T R O P I C A LS GIVE Wearing a Northcool Tropical It like wearing a- "hr eoxe’L— for turn, mer-long comfort Norlhcool Tropicals are first choice. The thope-retolnlng fabric keep, you looking fresh day and night. Northcool Tropi­ cal* or* styled and 1aL lored by expert crafts­ men. Come In for yovr Northcool Tropical loday. New pattern*, colore. All ttooe. r B. L. PERKINS MOTHER FLATTERING From Her M other will you 'll fin d aallora, cherish sailors, Store 12*95 u churminR ju a t her typ e crisp HAT Favorite L.95 to A gaily here! Flow ering ribboned ill In delightful Spring colors! Yo wells : SA N FO R D hat— and berets �* :r ? A G K ST X Member Of Old New York Family Dies In Action “/.x -r .r -r .t w r A S A N T ^ s fA EilATf ill Nt- 1% Y«*lk lift*,. lL»**l \ MI i I 2 ‘J m ii Kor"|u*nff A n n s htupltnl o f wound* rxK’sMvvd in WhoJIoesn't Love A Good^Southpaw battle In (Ifrm anv, the War De­ lia rtmcmt ha«j» nutilH'l h ti Utntfr. A u ]f> m . * ^ An • in lM m it * J i . mart with thr stick ua many on posing S. A . hurliTs fuumt out, including Paul Dean, whom he nicked f o r *—home run to wit .-* ball game. Father Helped Wallace Wallace got hla early training from hia father who wn. ti acmi pro southpaw down Kvanavtlle, r bin f a r m , O m m l H ill Llr w t V « i ( H i Mart'll u.t H r . rt! v •un nl M O U N T K I S C O . N Y . M ay Tin L t j i 4 Uf»iv*nk! itiuii- m ib» H e w,v ( S p e c i a l ) — F i r s t L i e u t . A u g u s t u s ’ V a i l C u t t!ji*nl! fm m lv V o P C o r t l a n d ! -Id mi-oiher i f tin m 'JU’ ultl f a m i l y w h i i h e T o r m ore than Him I.iiu l V a n 1 u i i i u i i ' l l had wtn, y e a r s h as occupied 11 prom in ent the S ilv r * S l a t . Ira* I It •-f i m- S h u wi111-1 t lu 1 I \ h |ili l i n n ! lisinrH* hi j L'lk'llt IllUlllhs III KtJJlaJIt*, TI** Silver Star wit* iiwiinlani m ber for gtillitritr\ in action * h« r hi* r*'<r *ro ht** fir**! wound a' t hi* M n -r lli* UlM*l. filfhilfUf with I sit*lit r 111! Ill f* I'tM- till lll.Hil if I' > Refreshing B u t t im ’1* i •»l A r m v ill- won tht* lifttfin* S*.ir in I f«*< 'T ' A t '3 A fter-hours i i i i l f i Tin t* part mi lh«* dtfi-riM • »tf 1 0 1 '*! 1 iji**i !l;»-to|«n«* .ihi* i i i n n i i r ;mlnt in ih*» ( i e i n u m A rile lines H A IIIT ! •iffi-tinn. 1*. Stop In after work and rn * Van • oi l III ml! I 'n t h . mu Mur of m tb e*-li oy• -a cood gln*>s gin*" m I'h»i v. 1* liirt'iJ v f»*t iim *1 f 1 of 11 1 Ip* **|n i c m * V’liii 1 011 liMtiii 1 in , -» h i.h the 1 m*i *Ii ‘Ti i i i i ( *■* irrefit STORE K IIA It e ralnl fritlo r *»Jd i .> tio* m . n A C«»mpl(*t« linr uf * " * * Ills* V *ui f .1 ti itr.lt Ho ist W ine — Herr — W liU kff id Hi on*! Wfl. v it ml *ti»| M i vt "Dad had me throwing as land «« I can rememtier." »mlle* *lim Jim. "B ut it wan yearn before he’d let me throw u curve. Al* way a inflated I had to Irani con ­ trol first. And boy. 1 did. "Finally, i.i IU10, Dad was out throwing with me one day (still does now when I go hom e), and he said *I“tn going to gel you .1 Job with Bob ('nleinnr* lb »l* w UP manager o f the Fvaruvtlle team that year.” CoiV ar d Waliy certainly should satisfy the Coleman appe­ tite for lefties. stomach," moans lloh. K ttr) thing Is Different (No. not because he couldn’t find any steaks, you dope, hut hecuu<r he ilul .’t liave a left-handed pitcher. I This year eveything is d iffe r ­ ent Obviously— * t . ____ the boys at the front can't do it all! You can help— BUY WAR BONDS! FA BUELL’S Arcade PACKAGE STORE I "I wanted to play ball before 1 thro but could I be<au»t- I hn 1 io . 11''H (*ti Ih i* o n ly 1it. 1(’ | fm jiff'i'cf fiutri- to work and try to put a kid through school," suy* ' * ! !|Mf J1m;| 1 141 1 •ll 1.1 1«*1 'U»# hr ill hr r ♦van ibJr food-, k .owlfl|X Cory "But 1 never lost hope I'd oh *.mil* 0111* f imh I fur be up heir some dny." Up to last year when Atlanta | H id klliiVklUV how tO Used hnn eaclusuely a pitcher, ■ O s . , 1 - , , 1||*41 ft - VIH«* t t a l Charley played theoutfield ami r ih,, i . a . d * j i i H i h i t ii t . f'rst Imse. He's ipiite a handy NOVICE TO ME VODUCERS AND DF 1 1 i,i .J\J IN MEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS rI r i ■ | M i lit In v" . m l Ib n r d .n uf 44ll f 1*1M'(kl» lid HejfimiiiiL' Tliitrsday. Mtt 1 0 ,'(he CH\ Meal hi8 Dec tor will lie at l be putum'd'ile -.Iii <1 iii bnek uf the f i l e Hull belwei-u the hmir* uf 1 :mi I’ M. ami I’ M III IM* * !•’ ! li t Spild* fou i AUTO PAINTINt C om e sot* us for com plete A uto P ainting and Fender w ork— VA ILS AUTO PAINT SHOP 105 N orlh Palm etto Avc, | IIIi l i»A 't i KAMI! I I S In IM H * i . l ( l T h l l t till' f* -d lit (t'di* * 111 It O V -liT s 'll la Th r i i tU . vi Ik i i* hth| Kr ird rir h s h n fr n ihi tirn l a 11« t i l I "I ■ Framed. I'ltCalu-d E’hiit- Kent tirmk*. (lln.sa Tnlile Tups alul I Insk Tops Cut AtIV Size Anltimnliile Claw-. liM n lb il W liile Non U.nt We ('tin Ktirnisli I’ainl Ami Class I'. >r p'\ ••r \ J'lirjai-iWe An* E.juiped To llttmlle Any Size Jnl> Uegunlle.ss Of Large Or Mow Small. The-C om plete I'aint Ami Class Slore F I.B T C H E R E. n O LW . O w ner i i ; So. park phone: flOH TOMORROW, FLORIDA CAN RECOME AN '’FNTER FOR THE AMERICA'S 1 ® ORTANT PLASTICS uf on lll»*ll> ii* lui F•' ijiffiif'»*| ■ From- KPd after the above date j| shall be un H. d |H'!*>( It f v o d * di—lr«»v* Venetians unci |- ahiert I**'-' I I I ' , . e h ’i! Ilf iliH# (nnil if. in «*!Hr«d i v| \ %| I ohllBtM Mirntrn, tir»i lkf«l r a - Ii w ei h law fit! for any person to keep In his plan* o f buflinea.i within (he C ily fo r the purpose o f Hide o r fo r storage, any meat, beef, p<.rk, land., veal, o r any other meat or meat |irodncts iiiiIi'mh the flame him heen panned on ami beam the stump o f Inspection provided fo r by (he laws o f the ('n it etl Slates governing interstate shipm ents o f mettle, or the Slate o f Florida Inspected and I'asseil Stamp, or the t ily nt Sanford Inspected and Passed Stamp, or any other city ’s Inspection and Passed Stamp, the ins|iec(ioii o f which city prior to the a ffix in g o f such stam p Is o f etiuul e ffld e lic y E ST A T E -I1R 0K E R A tlantic flunk Hide tirorgetown University. where the Braves en jo yed spring tr ain ­ ing. was generous with the hardto-get Juiey t r o w n entree. The Army and former presi­ dent Boh Quinn o f the Tribe have generously supplied Coleman with n h ilt * , \ L » ( *i ”tic H 11, H r w i n i f , rh t« ? f i i f ih o two routhpaws. m 1 11 u 10 1 KiH-rihii^un m o r l l y Jim Wallace is the l*oy who n f r < n i f f *•<! u»» Mfulil toy ini |y in D e n m a r k , formerly worr khaki amt Charley iter' t.‘, I 1* 1ji r r ii i i r jp b n t o from Corart is the pitcher Quinn d is­ covered down in Atlanta. It’s tough to say which o f the two hoys is the hardest worker s* I m Is*- -1 mtv.n.r»lii|f*» Mm fWrill Colrinau ond his roaches Just * 1 • 1 ’ii it ‘i'll men I Can't give Wally and Cosy enough instruction* anil work c, I y.m»*»r v iitmii fiKnI t'oxart V 8-Footer i t - kmif u n i hittitiliftf. "Berk, I want to le a n some ifbst|Tu .nil'll tw i m > r I'.sdvuthing about baseball. I've got Ht il In .I isI limili'ilUlklTH Ml JITT« some work to do in ihia league," - IstklU' J'lMbl ll|t'.l|l, lM|MH'iuUV declares t'ornrl, a ll fo o l 100 i i < ■■■ h i it ii v w im ii m i un* wiirk pounder who looks like he's plen tv 1 I , ,t t i\ ii'fmol i h l l i l t e n nild ty capable. 1 a ..i t ' l l i»i»t part o f their Ami take it from Mike Ullanev. t« al- iiM'«v from home. T h e a rookie catcher who also hails ii* ai 1 lit-v d -‘ ir»*t Hi home ^hnuM from the .Southern Association, t i n i ! , it " f 1n |k tjuriLl % if they Cory is n "hard" man all th.i i.r in 1 .. i.i mi hi* in f me |ih>i*lcol • ii. ,1 *1 *tali* tn do the tn*ke wav He lives m Granite Fulls. I works winters paring cast iron in 1 • ii iii f i «artt worker^ mill to a foundry, and uses high hard htalth* ehtlflreti ih iA iM . our - to make the hitlers mean , J 1 i t 1 Iknlk ..f ITmli ll foixN l t orart hasn’t l*erf» around h u s o | 1 1 « i »iii tit»1 t u c» of 1 011 rue. I bull *rry long didn't start u til 1 I l<Id with the Landis, N team Tlien followed two years with Atlanta 1 fo r the put p..se ei inspei titiK m eals o ffe re d for Bale it) the C ity o f Sanford. REAL I’ h^ne 732 lmi., » a j U . s BILL’S PA ( ’KAMI IL H D UQPKRT A. WILLIAMS un u - M Mil* \ illitir«* i» d n iric*rp<?r »tf H nrhhorn I It ifr n \ i i i» ll 11.1rnt E x i t 'l l - - in|* n I M* r bn vt \\ ftr k t*(I n it.Ii i i i i HI jn u n i i* n ( id o t h r r x In titlv u i r iinhS Mn ii n " * ! tii n h h , • n t u n i u it h m Mi ' t ( i IiiMu m n f f a r m a n d i m a l lim ar life In a n |M*rl c»n Mit-ir \a.nk. M jr* A iTita Mat* SS . nut ( kl i'*ni f . »*»>"■' a l l t i i J u d i * * * >*f ih burnt1 i*i f 'iuu - 1f nl lit ii \%ii r I n u r * «)|: 1 111«tf| I■I f 'ifi a u i !iii\ i b iiii .i ' ini' I al In iji fip r u rn l f*iiuhli*« L »*i*|• jdivmi* C.l'ls fl l thl'tUF'b If.lfti *Vr f flrtwl b.ihtl* and all adt*‘ | a ‘ i du-1 . lufip i t Ib « m m i aid» b v Itu if ui tl » tm ii I imkI | tuduciM ii an d j muri* pritxrrvallni*, hid|dn^ lht*m The Hes| Ford Service In C ru tia l Flotilla. W c h|»rciat)t, In ct.tnplctc m o ­ tor overhauls. Strickliind-Morrison Inc. * I’hiine 180 ganfutd. Fla. o c tm iltle s Sometimes— ■ You Can't Find Tii P ort W a r C h e m o -P la s tlc i P RODUCTION ol plastic* ii on* of tha nitric]** ol the age, y»t tht* industry i* In IU Infancy. Phatic manuiacturers, that 1- lha ptoducors ol lha b a s ic p ow der* and p ellets which ira procotsad Into p lu tlc produck, hava T iit a d r t t U t t m t t l It p it H iv c t d la l i t /aMrrtlo/IkKlur/r'aJItdfag r h - i J b H a ll It t i,> mmjtilacluitt aousca# ol raw ntatertaU. Naw aouroaa o f raw maiariala a n balng .discova(*d IraqvianUy, f i t alraady Florida's vast forasfa, •oy baans, ooHob aaod nuaka,cana. grain huska, citrus pulp and padmetto a n I d e a lb ^ a p t e d for ' BS< in thi plastic industry. Voar old d i m l o f y ts row oat of data! Usa tha naw dlractory Jast'dilirarad « It'iacludas tha odditiont and chongat la . Avoid calling from mamory! If yoado not know a numbtr W If yoo on In doubt, you can tore time ond gat battar •osvica by consulting your row dlractory for oil listod tubscriberr. Coll iaformotioa only for numbora not littad la Florida's sapid construction program makas U an . cxcaUant iialdlor nlaatic rnoldlog, an industry a ^ n H J ly loc*Iliad. ThU.along w itfu U g e n e ^ tb# dlractory. t r io m tlg ii 'b* U l* > Qfal Rcsourcoi) To Bo Found En Florida ant pin# ylalda callulcrai la, pallulosa nitrate, rayon »a, trensperent calluloaa and i. «U of which arc valuable ..tip production. SAVE directories a n d s a v e paper W fTIW I J W tm J n—it. j II---- a^—-A (V ffp OQ M If BQ rM y M i l ) w r a/ rtClO fft \ . . r- > j * . ra tro la d fotf^ ira cW lra w ^ y o w r o U ^ w ^ p a ^ r . for your home. Don’t put off doing tha Job-Just tecauw you don't find all the answers in the book. Boa US for suggestions and estimates. We cap show you how to maintain your homo at lowest possible cost " ■ ' • g o !* * AUlracU o i orodub’* . I teA m a th a vpba w h ich .tiu odrtrUmmmAi a bat*d con U *. obtain*/ from any Campc nr o/lkm at Iho Intfcttrtol D*«>I V e*a»*ef D o m in o t o f Dwidb , fc s * u’1' "m. ■ IfTHERNBtUTaEPNONEliTDTELE6MPHCOMPANY : tN c n a y o lA t io j cover^eveAiaea 'lo^lha* rioSs cater haa tho right Idea—now’* the lima Hero Is how you con help: H fL in A n y lain raslna can, b o obtilned horn lactic a d d and butedfana c o i n . - - a n d that Mai l* incomplete.- Further reaOdWh PkoMSS �■ - **fi$ KT?*' ' rt1''- " T t) i i >iL‘i » 1 *. 194: •'.-t'^TOTiD ir n iL -iL v . .'.-irT ro rm . HiMuir.i S e m in o le M at 7. Y. j* * i I .ir». Jmm* LARGE and SMALL ANIMALS SM« I In • I ARE YOU Phone day .JJ IU iD n iGl TMI LEi N l l TI P I R I VOUOOFI * *. :*> 1«* V E N E T I A N Many uninsured viminJcicil . .... I* i cu.stoni-mudc to fit each window. Call 2G0-J for free estim ate. B L I N D S . • R E P A I R E D CAI>T. (*. HOI.TZCI.AXV, (R e tir e d ), S anford. Fla. Proof. didtt t hnvc have O ile r.".! < iMitiu | rl I rt »t UX. tlx To n> To CM . Nlutoil H o vtf A Iniuraiice r« » . Ft lend*’ \t»\\ M i . i l in k < I* V 1 tindei .» II... -Id F He h FAMILY LOAN CO. Room ll— Fie. S tele Bank Bldg. J.K. RnwIanH, Jr. Manger -e+f K * Ifr t i/ |{ • 1. •t x»» . Property values havo gono up. Does your fixe insurance cover TODAY'S or yei<er> d e y ’e value*? Check your policies NOW that you may be h a position to replace possible losses at to­ day's prices! A 2 .a n 4 !> i.l.i.{h .ip fO < iJ ..| r r .i. ... rn protection from .he danger o l hfokrn lyin g piece. . . . Drive in T O D A Prompt and efliiien! ler.ica. Hol.v \ 1 .' I * t .ilr • . N 1. O lii.n t .. M r* M n r t g iiifr 1 •t ux «f la GLASS we (atep ^ ing C ifl.A e l and Mirror C’ompany I I I W. 2nd St. Rhone 32c H. JAMES GUT AGENCY dal«3 *11 I I . .|4 V \I. 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M\ t’ Backed By The Highest Standards rr• M i l r w n tit h .ltv l In I l.t-i'il Sliihli* U< p.*ll.*uI I hi 1 *ut ■ ..!<• u ill mil l l l i - i c i in H um II II N»: W XI \N x- K 0 . 1 1 . f . -t .1 SERVICE s • n ulla I \ I i .II m W II.•» h . III* M»i.i r.| J I J \* T I R E Isa l I >I .to*. .b I.l I hr (••■tttinit f.»1 |. ,*• I . •I'l nn I .id. 1 . otif it iiiltig t«in 1. | •. •e *•«t lo tdl l • ..i,»v J 14 • 1 I . yawl SENKARIK 1I 0 .1 fit SAFETY GLASS 111 At I 111 i »i .1 G A L . P A I L S - .< II >1 UlMII « <111.1 t I- )<•! I |.| . 1 I ............ * " K t" * <• I X |l S. *t t.i I 'rdf 11* I It . .1 \ i \ III I; N l .1 1* »l I It wf III... x. | . I -*■if H *\ ■•lull a> ■ 1 l i . to » .1. #1 li. I I • |l . I . II. I hit I.. It • » «.i||.1 I .. r O i t r It l> 1.1 • I T o d a y i< ii>. best time 10 r c n liic liro k .n 1.1 cracked w indshield, or window • in your motorcar. They im pair vision and nui ihe appearance of your car. ■jmi-r v i u si 1 |(r t»r •|»rr 1 » W‘ i •j*».W E’LL GIVE YOU rnen/t Including loam em SEMINOLE FEED STORE ut I To YOU'VE HAD A BAD BREAK elgnalurt alone. ettiinl i n:, r x To n a a ilr overybody »omo^ day com ** need for cash In a huOff. Horn w o aro organ ized to givo tb» last ■ orvico y o u m u il h a v o . N ood m on ey? W o Invito #• you “lo cctno and got IK". III l . M that Sold In •• A P N t£\\ M A N . I •• • •*••• I To XI 1. W H O M M \\ • “ \ IT • 1 UN x .<it -tlr It* 1rl.k tl.lt l( la-.t I ll . t •».. u 1..1 •t • >4 It*. 1 H III 4>|.|. !.. If.. ti n 1*1 .*l< Ir w x\ x l l l ll • •i.nl > -li •a* J u .V '• Lilt •In 1 t 1 <•••«• \ 1 • V »a i f.M toll t .1* » » •lit • e In. v. t.i *r|I . t . i . .<fli* .li. * 11.. u i. \\’ tr.ll.it A GOOD ONE / I* • out I i o l NT% .<1 i M . K ' s s» H I X O l . l I U I N IX •* l F I.O IIIH C i > I A || S ta te i«» vk t . 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I . lo |< X-CEL FEEDS Hi%(hirit t* • •••*-;•*»•*■. •». \%I... i . t i J* •••■•Jl hi |l Murlgagr i t ., Bring in hangers, please! t i l l t II 1• .. l.rft * S 4 I1 1 I i« tiuiii of Mortgage | ., , 1. 1. 1 > . i i | /..n ,1 1 A lx Io M', ! • * A r m y to K x c r c t t **••i. i.l I m ii v Sli.'i'lierd el ux. < liallcl It n S l\ llui.il.l I •f M a g n o lia IIX. H«*c«l Scniimiir of t. \ ..| , Protcct what von OWN I •\ M l N | II I MiL •.It X• 1: HAWK IN'* 1 I* \ Mlr.r H| 1 r*l, S. v* » 11 Ir toIt* 1 4. u .* m •> , k U . ' • I.* . rts> i •.. ... | ■ 1 t ,i 1 » . I • .I..I *| .<* e 11 1 % f Jun#* V 1 • . •« 1. 1. •f ■ •<||.ltoinl 1 tret in tl.ie »«*» lit t lit* • > ,1 n» **» M. IM.f|. • <.tl.l • tot .( Y •< i I ■ l»x . la III' * 1 <.y • |Jj ,\ 1 ttw *hi*nv the landlord Imving de« ,.i 1 Florida >tat» Hank T o John H. «*d to tnkr a dvan ta ge o f tin Huber favotaldt* market to m »II H om e t'wiier*. l o a n t ’orp T o So. if you have a ci*i , or u \ I* M «1) 1.«••1« et ux or u home, o r nil three. Yfdi at. Honorahle llu rha rg en certainly not j u d g m r n l pr oof * s ^*»x> l o How ar d AlexSee t. T* • To ' L t . 'o i. I* |It..\%mc ct ux >hc|d..il 220 til J II »r dd I- A lot of folks win* hate a|w.t\- , I t••1 oi.» rcntetl hoiitc^ have Lud to !n\ I r •)>« > Don'l la ke rh nnrn . with you r p rrrio u. rlolh in e . . . h are it th orou ghly rlranr.1 to pr e re n t deteriurnti.-n. in LEGAL NOTICE amount o f money re«tmrrd to pay Kr .»l I S ta ir Mortgage* a blK claim. They didn’t own titcciiW o.il I.ffH J To Homer homes and they didn’ t think they’d *V Wnyht have an accident anyway. tiler w«»«hI. Kffit* J. To Horner In the first place, your cor , ^ , ^ rinhl. ^ ^ ^ ^# is a cash asset |od«v9 and the I n t i a l f I i f . l l i . u i u n r e t 'n , court will j. ce to it that it I* llriiwii. t lay I..ii t'. et ux To t .l i n I• In i|Ut| t |»,,n |i<*ed th e . ’ liquidate*!’ ' to pay the judtrmcnt urninft you. And if ttus m not enough the courts have d i“ri»v« 1 cd that if n man lyt» i p»ii in *nn I*c mmle t«» pn> ut tfic ru • ■f f . ’ l 11 nio.ilh, f..i ...... HA YE Y O U R WINTER CLOTHES CLEANED BEFORE PUTTING THEM AWAY— To ®i* * ® ®u ' , c now . thcniM*lM*s mdcittt tit . , , . i I hey I• •in|f Ip L<» it**. ct us. l»c J * ha*i»h« u. ..pic Honor mh|r I f it. Owen, t •••*•! c l> ct ux To "'"••••' 1 ,1 \\► '••■» ' "M-tired |.mill..I arrnul; than in i»r*• xxnr tunes HLINDS Ct <i 111 •• A to Th.'rr nr.' n mim* .'. .»f r r ic n in K kvinnl >vhv ll»' i i i . h - u r . 'l t>ut.>m.>t>i!i' owner i« taking n bi^^rr chnncc ! ^ ^ iiM .iam c C«»rp ct 11.«i I* H i «h k without Martha b i n 1 ♦'ix.xclbcrry* I cm lira lAOitii V t» till* Met* »• t Sun ford - Orlando H ighway IN till, i 1II i I I l i Mill IN %NII I Mil I I *1I \I I 1 M1 N i l t i iiii11* in H \N•I It \ 4t»* f ox l«> Hil'Sar.l f*AMcdb#rry licrl T * .ink ct i n T m A uiTUit Mntthi* t W illinttt Wiclntll rt u i . H.dd«\\ «*ri a. I.clu To John | I Illi|||.l4 Jtdff|«Mfl ct tix G R A D U A T E V E T E R IN A R IA N »0 »m* Ni*rti«. IU 4 S Wiilint'i VV I i»%«••»*-. Jr Rhone 200 n ct H hoard I’ailelhcrr > Ku i* » I <«*| h * ct tix T « Kfflc f •i m i t »*...( I for Complete . J l. l. Melton, |. Kii^cnr if nx in llil> Warrant) Ilrnl» t^ ( x.« i• i • . •...a Mottling f o. lard <*iiMi»lb«rr> M-rrmi. Malt find ct ox 11 it» I t ....... » 'in ll«>ttlniK < 0 bn rd i iturlW rrv ji i i i s ! » <• I |(t»«Hlif Isawgon. Motor Tune-Up night 2.17-J i v, hitiln*. Gordon M. d St rick land-Morrison Inc. or C ou n ty C ou rt R ecord Hrinji1 Your Car to DR. RAYMOND L. BASS <‘aj I\burn. Oilxer SAVE GAS There’s a i .,~<rcir)» Apply Emptoyment Sup»r*t«<>r U-f. W rek.lsy. Snlurdnyii. V SO U. U K I.I. I E l . i T E L 11U K . I l l S i . . 1 — Pheae III Tt re l t # p a l r l * « CO D o Not Apply If Now Engaged in K uvnltai Work- ■- • THE LONE RANGER B. You too are COML OM. \ T Y Y - Y Y - PPIE DISPLAY ftAlL’EM. THEY'RE GETTIM' AWNY// WHAT'S THE WHY D 0 ’>t'T YUM a (— t. -v -7 " \ / ftQ W 7 ( WITH H( \ Gun7 NOW - YOU KNOV/ WHAV 1 J MEAN < >.x ' • Though you may not .v“ have aa many a'uita to — :*3*rxfear aa the man In the ' \ window . . . you arc juat ' as much in the public eye. Your clothe* re­ flect you In your bu*tneaa c o n t a c t s . Are yours Immaculate . . . protected from wear by frequent nleanlng? * : • -$y\ > ■M — HERE COMES A STAGE,, FOU&AAD SHE'S REALLY ROCKlli* AND ROLLIN'/ ’ DUNNO IT'S TOO FAR AWAV WHERE'S MISS DEARlNG 7 MAYBE SHE CAN TELL "■ — NO I * -I C A N ’ T TELL FOR SURE BUT IT M ljST BE J A Y IT'S QQT TO B E / / / " VZ ' ' =I - . • : vf mm , .1.1 ..4 to i- : i ; d �/ ✓ — V V T H E aA N K H R ii H E R A l.n PAGE EIGHT « W .’ -■ ■ ■ ■ «■ * - ■■! ! g ji u w Kennedy Risked Peace Deal To Scoop Story EiscnhowerWaHPut In Position Of Break­ ing Word To Stalin c l a s s if ie d 10c per 08c. per 07c per |5c per Un* line line line fo r fo r for fo r a d v e r t is in g bates one Inoertlon three In .rrtloo* 6 Insertion* 20 Insertion* Minimum rale* . . . 10c PHONE US OR BRING YOUR Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD Coant, fire word^to the line. Including phone end address. All adrerlleamenn for situations wanted will be charged for at the regular clssalfled rales. FOR SALE— LOST- - II. B. POI'E CO. U. 8. T IR E S and TUBES MUDKRN . well located t IA) ST : WRIST watch, while gold, Butova S w m at Ril* Theater. Beatrice Ellry, 1)16 Orango A vc. room house. Phone 0122. LOST: Younif female red pig. strayed from home, Rewanrtl. Sira. J. J. Puren, W. lit St. CYPRESS posts; muck and wood. 24 hour service. 412 Pino Ave­ LOST: Pair o f gold rim glan ea, nue. somewhere down town. J H. LOST: IllllfoUI. 2 ration book* and Important papers. Reward -will to, given to finder. Mia. Beanie Horeja, k I .'I Magnolia Ave. phone '!?•* M | (T A C R E fa rm tiled, good- f la y ­ ing wells, 10 acres rough land Palm Hammock Hanford, Fla. F, E. Doll, 1101 Park A v e, Sanford, Fla. Phone 661-VV. 10 BOOM furnished, nue. W ARDROBE tru n k . Phone 360-J. $38.00. LARGE radio. electric fan and p h o n . 768-W. Allen'* HELP WANTED— "The follow ing facts are peril nrnt In the widely public lny] In eident in which the Asaoeiatrd Press is alleged to have obtained a sensip " III a n t ic i p a t io n nf s o m e o ffer by the German h i g h c o m m a n d t« surrende r Ita f o r c e s I a |i|d ie .| to the supreme rnnnnander for nu thorily to have any meeting he tween representatives of the Grr M ALI. UR female. 10 ( N lxrcilit. I man high command and our own PftOB* _________I - _________ CO IX 1 RKI) gu li for la undry work Regular hours and voigc* Apply In person. Seminole j table County 3rd St. Laundry Co., 813 G IRL GRADUATES of Seminole High —if you would like a permanent job In Hanford with advancement write Bo* PX, I c / o Herald. HELPER for Jimmie Sheet Metal Works FRESH WHEN YOU BUY IT W. W AN TED colored man for lotin dry work Experience not ureassary. Applv Semlnola Cmmty laun dry Co. 811* W 3rd St. TRUCK TIREH W » now have In stock Norwalk Gold Standard truck tires In the ioliowirtg lir e * : 6 0 0 * 1 0 - 0 ply 71)5*17— 7 ply 000* 20- 0 ply 726*20 — 10 ply 6611*20— 0 v\y 0 00 *2 0 — 10 ply 7 0 0 * 2 0 - b p y 6 4 0 a l 6 — O ply 700*20— 10 ply 095*10— 0 ply 760*20-- H nly 7 4 6 * 1 6 - 6 ply 760*20 10 nly 746*16-- 6 ply 706*16— 7 ply 746x17— 7 ply The** sire* ran b« shipped ‘nr d. Ilverad trom ptly. W h.ro we do not have an c.ubllshad dealer, will be glad to hear from tiro daaiers, or irarage*, who srs In­ terested In having a good cslablhed tiro agency. Wo also have stock a fair quantity o f pas­ senger tire*, tubas, also truck tubas D ISTRIBUTOR FOR NORW ALK GOLD STAND ARD TIREH, TUBES and BATTERIES. A. M. rR E V A T T , SEVILLE. FLA. PHONE 2104 When you buy our bakery ( i w l r vou can he sure Ihrv are fresh t’ nme in today and rhoose from "Ur large frier tion «! bnkr-rv goods. Cowan's CHEF OR f i n l c la n rook, also waitress. Orange City Hotel, Orange City, Fta. ROBII’S HOME BAKERY FULL TIME M AII), while or c o l­ ored. Apply 812 Magnolia Avc. K “ Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S ” 105 W. 4nt S t. Phone HB4-J to lake illcta- a education, able Don. Must he willing to work. I Apply at oner. Heminule Coup- i ty Health UniL I n /;e MISCELLANEOUS IWILL PAY cash for sny BOLLES make GARAGE Apartment, good con­ automobile from 1030 to 1036. struction wilh heart cypress G. R. Ikilllns, Avalon A part­ aiding, complete with kitchen ments No. 1. and Mthroom fixtures. To he moved from prcmtiei by pur- CURTAINS, lac* table cloths, . chaser. P. O. Bo* ford. 1260. Han- , good machine, 130.00, Phono PIANO; W AR D R O B E; huff at ami dinlnjr table. Mr*. J. B Clark, . .JU. 2, Bos 123, Sanford. • " 'O trf'U N D K Sanford Auto I’art*. MILK COW and calf, 2 week* old. E W Smith, Osteen, Fla FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida -Uask Bldg, Phan* U I BUY, pay cash for old Iron*, vacuum cleaner*, toaatera, n»carditis of condition. 210 E. 6th St Phone 848, T H on tht S t O O L Johns R u t r at J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a t 0$C 14 W EEKS 10^ relatives are not Questioned about your c re d it Your em ­ ployer or buslnasa associates will not hear o f your personal a ffa ir s There la no eau.e for em barrm iim ent Reasonable credit requirements No co-m aker. g)n money loan.. Variable payment plans. s e wi n g condition, S C scarfs, washed, stsrchrd ami str-cU-linl. 018 Mellonvillr A*e. P hon. 870. FOR SALE BORROW HERE WHERE 4 room house dose to shopping PRIVACY IS RESPBCTKU district. YOUR natural de.lra for privacy Hobart A. Williams In money m atters I* strictly Phony 731 Atlantic Bank lltdg. respected Ijerc. Friend* and PORTABLE Statement Following i« the test o f Allen', FOUND: Small hlnrk female dog, white patch on cheit, ( ’ all 008-J or 1118 Laurel Avc. ftlA T LITTLE country home on bus line. Can giv. Immediate possession whenever you want It. Three bedrooms, priced $2360.00. Edward F. I-nne, phone <62.___________ Sanford PAItJH. Muy 11.—Gen. Eisen­ hower today nuthprired a atatcment that Kdward Kennedy of the Associated Press imperiled I care negotiation* beltkeen the Itiinlaiii and the (inruioni hv sending ad unauthorised dispatch on th. German surrender at Reims. The statement wai made by Brig. Gen. Frank Allen, pres* relalloni chief at Allied supreme headiiuarteri, w ho accused Kenneily of a deliberate violation of good faith and security "d e fi­ nitely involving possible Ions of American and Allied live*." It naid that Kennedy's action put Eisenhower in the ixisltion o f huv ing broken hts word to the R in ­ nans. Elsenhower had |remised t ic Russians that thr news would not he released until they were satisfied that, the surrender was genuine un all fronts. SBAEF also announced that Robert Bunnolle, managing exrrulive fur the Associated Press ill the United Kingdom, hud Wen suspended as art accredited corre­ spondent at KHAEF for relaying a ^lash on K ennedy'. dlspnWh. Suspension n gainst Kennedy and Morton (tudehrnd of the Paris AP spiff rernain.il In effect. FOUND— HOUSE completely 703 Palmetto Ave­ 1930 DODGE Sedan. Fir# Dept. Phone 73. _____ (funltlchaum. lO-IIOOM HOUSE, garage, largo eereened porch 201 Maple A v c. U N II I B ll t t o UG UST 15 t h SU M M E R S E S S IO N forces fir .t r e j by accredited rep­ resentatives o f the press. "The supreme commander In* t ir:;ied me that the negotiations initiated by the Germans were of n r utmost secrecy, particularly because of the great difficulty, c u e - t o distance, of exactly co..rdiuating action of this kind with i w Russian army so that any nionHItlonul surrender could be i ludc simultaneously on both the t astern and western fronts. Nerd for Keerrcy "The need for secrecy was Inu-nsificd by the fact that the r-ermans wero then desperatly trying through prupagandg and imso statements to create rail* ndrrslamlings between the Husinn forces and the Allies on the . (-stern front and even broadcast na late as May 6 thst they in•nded to begin negotiations with ihe Allies so ai to gain tlm* ..mi strength fo r battle with the ilussinif" forces. “ Due to the de.lre of the sui retne commander to obtain a suricnder at tlic earliest possible moment so as to ssve Allied lives on lx>th fronts, ho requested au­ thority from the Russian high ommnnd to act initially In aci epting an unconditional surrender .n all fronts so as to bnr\g the vhnle matter speedily to a head. "The understanding was that he would observe the greatest rerrey . in tiny negotiations with he German high command, to accept nothing Uss than simul­ taneous unconditional surrender .in both fronts and particularly to nmkr no announcement of any m■ml until the Russian high comnnrid could l>c satisfied thruugli a u i and morn fpnnai contact »ith the Gcrmnn high command hut the surrender was genuine ■it ill fronts and did not repreit i rnerelv an additional attempt ■ the Germans to gain silvann g.s at thr expense of the R u s ­ WOILI TOI LIKE... WANTED TO RENT to peee d u rin g y o u r la st U r m l ARE TOR SIRE... PURNI8HED house or apartment th at you are w ell grounded In s u b by June L Permanent. Phone jecta you ’ll taka I n H igh 8eho< e ii-w . FOR RENT .ATTENTION; Service per Remember iii Her On « * l New Dininfiroom Suite! I i:s liip t iv o pcrim l d in in g r o o m tlm l v ill jm \ i - her iln ,m g room m iito . . . A L p a u tifu l 1 8 th C e n t u r y R tytf th e grm'itiU.s t'lin rin tc a k i’ s im -idlim *’ di-htriii ftil occu .sioiis. ill up|>earuilce th a t Inclutlt'tt g r a c e f u l [WtirsLul ta b le , I j\ ,- sid e ( h a i r - , a r m « h a ir, c h in a , a n d b e a u t ifu l c r o d e n z a b u f f e t . OIL RANGES g ^ . 9 5 Up with a modern oil stove designed for cook in g with t h e -greatest o f Make her kitchen a place o f enjoym ent ease. All whi te enamel finish atovea SU PER IO R B R O AD FELT with built-in ovens or sm ooth table top modelit. _ Thru w r t M b n , . h ara-kiri, refer-, rlre to the Japan*** honorable suicide mmaa from the Janenesword*. Kara meaning belly and klrl meaning cutting. III® Cover y o u r floors w ith beau ty! Superior tjualIty broad felt in a variety o f beautiful colors to select from . An attrnctivo and practical cover- 3 E fa g ipE bedroom, liv in g room or dining room . ||| LAMPS Seminole lire Shop. BEAUTY THE ONE STOP STATION LUBRICATION day or week. Phone 840- I9INKSS SERVICE III Beautiful I should be abla to complete pnsalm atea N avy D ep a rtm en t'# W ithout Painful Backache W ith a D ou b le-p eriod c ls i.ee are' bald In each eubject ala day* 1 a weak. A n average etudant Broadway!' D* ytone Beach, Fla. In s tru ctio n s a n d t r a i n i n g an* Now She Shops “Cash and Cany” EIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIII=IIIIII=II!EIII=III=III=III=III=I||=|||=|||= III St. onr half block of om ’ "J General Agent -» I’ROTECTIVE LIFE INSURANCE CO* NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INS. CO. I*. O. BOX 1*74 - JACKSONVILLE, 1, FIJk. If II w ork f o r t w o f u l l c r e d it * ___ L HONN A. GILBERT When Tiberius Gracchus, n R o­ man aristocrat, nropaed to Ihe Senate a distributin-i o f state land among the poor Ihe Senate had Id'n asjotsainatid. “ tleeause o f these consldoralons, which clearly Involved seurity and the saving o f Amercan lives, thevsuprem . commandr was doubtful of the prtgirlety if permitting the presence of any ndivldual at the meetings except '.hose who hud official duties 111 ‘onnectlon therewith. 17 Invited Iht thr earnest representations if tins division thst no newspaper man would release any inf,.(nut Hun concerning thr pro-rihngs until authnrited to do so > mr lie allowed me to Invite I i p.m| ..f 17 pressmen to witness | i hr proceedings. Ihr story therefore was not I . . f i r u Ii ' si ti ih I h v press rrprrsenta1 i r . in the ordinary' course of hnr activities within this the.ter It was obtained by the . r.iirlrsy of SIIAE1 headquarters m l riiroiigh my promise, which An- I nrrd 111hin |mst relationships wph the tress in this theater o f 1 e a,* 1 "T o assure that all iiivilrd rep! t even la lives of the press would imlrrsland tiirse cohditlonB 1 persriuilly hricfeil correspondents of the Impending refemofuas Incident to ths signing of the uncondl' tiorml -iirfem ler past and slated fa thrill "This story is o ff the record until tiir respective heads of the A Bird gorernm .nts announce the fact to the world. "I therefore pledge rach and every one of vou on your honor not to communicate the result o f this conference or o f the fact o f Its existence until It Is reI used hv SHAKE. Fact Confirmed "These words and the fact that Mr Kennedy heard them hav* hern ronflrmed by all others In he sarnr group. Mornvcr all nber\r.| thia pledge except Mr ] k’ nimeily of the Associated I’ rrss who used unauthorised channels o f communications In order to lom m ll hi*•deliberate violation. "The supreme commander has asked me to express to all other newsmen In this theater his great ■'ratification that with th li single mmm •v.-ertlon hi sconfldfitre In the -ress has never one# been vlo'••ted In hi* experience o f almost •hree years a . a theater com­ H Z mander He regrets that h*f,ulln o f this observance o f h i. eonfl- H I drpa. In this In.lane, they and 'heir organisation* have suffer •d professionally.” for Doirillni SluJrnU. Pull credit* arc glVe'n fo r ad­ vanced work In 10th, 11th and 11th grade*. Instruction and rerlew work In >th and 9th grade auhjccta It on | \ non -credit basis. 10 TOO REED... Abo-:t ’ 10 B.C., the Emperor In ita course across Germany, small stream to a gorge-enclosed Wu Ti nationalised the natural the rpner Danube goes front a torren t resources' o f Chins, established governmental ronfrol o f trade and transport, fixed prices for NOW IS THE TIME com modi tics, laid n tax upon in comes. and organised public < To begin "building ■ present end post-war business. > # works trr thn nm-mplnyed. We have an agancy opening In Sanford with every as­ sistance including financing if necessary fo r man, or wo­ The famous lUth cenluejfi? man with fill or part lime who qualifies to open our French actress, Rachel. UirtyJ Sanford Office. W e invite inquiries from general insurance Klixotretii helix, the daughter o f 't agencies also. too. Jewish peddler* in Switierla »d WftlTE GIVING FULL DETAILS TO lans CORN for • canning I BUY ANI) aell cars. If you Banford-Orlando Hlway. want quick cash see me. No trade too large nr too small. 1 fu ll credit* f o r High School grad* . ONE THOBOUOUbrad Guernsey Am willing to sell on terms. u atlon before y o u r 18th birthday 1 i - i Bull, I yt*. old. 1817 Douglas You don’t l»av# to see anyone Ava. but me. James A. William*. — Slpea Ave, • * ' to mWke u p 2 su b je ct, y o u failed n PR 1D A Y , M A Y 11, 1915 S A N F O R D .F L O R ID A ■ . —1—? PAST SLOW •RECHARGING SEAT COVERS ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING WAXING T SOFA BEDS! | A handsome modern sofa that opens 9 | easily into, aa full size double bed at night! Complete innerspring -construc­ tion, with mahogany or bleached frame! 1 •| ! it makes an attractive piece of living | room furniture. Graceful floor ' Uunpu with indirect - lighting that will go a long wap toward making the liv* cheerful. Metal stands a n d handsome s i l k shades in pretty colors. KITCHEN CABINETS .. 49-50 MUFFLERS T A IL P IP E S INSTALLED THEHOLIES SCHOOL - . " W • ' ( ■ - ■. ■ ' m ---------- �l rrtr '* 'J 9 r ’ J -'- •s* e»- If it* wUh to be fr*#i If w# wish ta p rtM n t toriotsto those taenUmabU privi­ lege* for which w# Ij t i b « i m lorn# rtm* ■ trading— wa ■ all fight I -T A T U O (•The ^ m t f n r i b % H tn m T . SANFORD, ■ Russians Root Out last Nazis Qn Continent km 1Mimmotli Spring Vegetable Season In Florida Passes Its Peak 14, JACKSONVILLE, M a y S p ecti..........Lest week Florida’s (Special)—“ sbla spring _ vegetal P'aased Its peak and will now go Into a steady dy decline until volume will not be sufficient for shipments from our markets," William L. Wilson, Director of 8taU Farm­ ers Markets, said In his crop and market review today. “Tomato shipments at Palmetto wfl] probably mid this week," he continued. "During the first nine days of this month our mar­ ket there handled 18,780 bushels which brought (45,830.00. The market will be open' ell this week, and a Urge number of buyers are expected to be on hand. “ Plant City passed the peak of Its shlpmenU Laat week, with 63,541 packages passing through the market, Field peas continued (o lead with 16A48 hampers, pep­ pers were second with 1LfivB hampers, and tomatoes came third with 11,387 crates. The move- S (» blJ“ m k.lher T 2C . *• — 1 « ■!. ■! . N l M H K I t 118. Mem her Associated Press ----------- 5 0 0 Fortresses Bom b Two-Day Attack Is Made On Southern Airfields By Two Task Force Planes f French Loiulvrs Liiiei ated I’rum Na/i Prison I fl m - heaviest attains on F O R M E R " N O . 2 NTAZi", Reirhomurihal Itrriimnn W itm-tm (.«n-ring -las I re n captured by men o f the U.S. 7 th Arm y nml wi th Fin d M »rs h n l Albert K e « « c ln iig , also taken » * > reported in i-u-'mlv o f 1 .1 Gen Patch, the 71 h*. com m ander Gnering 'told l i' ,1 i n n he Fail been venlenced to death h\ Hitler und -lived by tin I o f i wuf f e 1Intel tIMI o -n i,l i Niiltn mi (ik u i.tu .i A ii t m p fc c iih -n ii'il fit H-ht u f n u ire Until film S m u -il'n r l ra's.Hev |Mun-t‘(| m m ,' 'It.iM r mu) 149(|<S uf Vk t \ |aa . n.linrV UilUlri aa)i \ it-k- ••\ t ti .t- I"T mintj J 8%|4i»ss'w l hit (J Ihi g » f ti to i hU/lltg ,L 1 4 '1 \ day light |rt».( 14J lie kin.l Tukj ll 1t-1»111TI*af 1It 11 \\-tVi-w of carrier i Jriu * finin t " I« Hk fitrtsw ainiia •I'tivilfto i‘ ** i*)\ at SUilt 111?( II Jui'tolU '4 it ; 1 'Ma In to Iwu Jjty iin ii k i*t it tiding through ihu " f n i i i f ^ j_*h1f.” sHlii 900 n u iit'i pi a rice I ul 4•1 nml ll 1 Bfrtl 'III 'ill nil |. i f 1s'1/ tom! hah hourFlamr Ihi 4«9« nig Innk In.! the Murm4*i into th.' i i.t lh. '«« a♦_t Hhn 1 -- rtf \ toh .1 I l.f . M 1 »t riH'l 1 I llUltl i 1.1.1 1 | 1Ik 1 kt i n r , Nskr V • U ' *•. ♦ • nd.. C**li i i*■ < i f f f 'h inn. »»N null*1 w f i j i »i , % . * ■.. t K* I’ limr « .i.i * f. ■ « r 4 . tf i - ’ . ir- 1 i i r ( v f .41 t 1k4‘ ..... . t I hr N ; thfci Mm y officials are fran kly war rn-il >«me feai the curba may not tv nblr tn meet the t*sts as burn| enn necessities cut further into American supplies. Some | predict more drastic control meo -ures will he required. A few go »« la ' »* to i i v it may become i ee.-s» «ry for the Governm ent to Inke over the food distribution l system Vi i l l. ertd developments point up tin h i iea-ing pressure: I Seminole County |Instructions Given Property Owners Pay Their Taxes Rental Quarters Collections A m o u n t Landlords Must Reg­ To 97V2 Percent On ister At S a n f o r d Real And Personal Armory Tomorrow thousand m ore Tax Re calpt* ,have beet] issued for taxe* xet , #n is far the th* year 12 d4 same period the previous, year it (a revealed by records o f I ounty Tax Onllector Jno. I). Jinktns. who I'rplains that this means 1,000 more persons arc payin taxes on property in Seminole County than heretofore. The total amount o f County and School taxes assessed In S em ­ inole County for the year 1044 Is 1342,067.7d, he said and is divided as follows: Heal Estate (240,423.04 Railroad and telegraph 15,1 (V4.45 Personal Property 58,360 35 One wfini ‘ " ‘ A h ” <*l" from 6 to 10 points i, i "itnd, following up n recent •iffti ml report Unit this nation "must hr urrpuypi to econom ise It. use to f fat* > 1,1 oils) If any rcnl ruritrilnihofi i* u» b* injufr ‘ tt» n |>r«»*«inic wt»rltl «H 1 AM ERICAN ln | i< ) 1 M> i \1 |r s,|rr . ,r.,in In,., ■ \ ■ [ ,,, n^iu ill( 4■ 1 . 1 .1.1 im .l P gmnd, com uoi'-n i l.| III. 1 1Itt. Ii . . . premiei ot I ,.,,.., i*f*I l i tin , ., . * Krrncli ........... ,i •Is* It *4»1s-jj'* abort*!? pmtilrm. uth tr Nation M o r n 1 Mr /a t ration riit ia onN th? lalrM o f 11 umrrouB move* In th* instructions were issuni ( • allaiM *■ T ^ . , * r by Suttotl )t. Dgvh, -Han. ( fo'rd. D efine*-R ental Aree Direc- 1 tor roncerning the registration of ... . ..... all persona renting or offering I f lT T l A Q W P Q I p V H ill (or rent living quarter, in Semin J a , I I C 3 C O lr J 1 1 1 ,1 ole County. Registration will lie held May 16 from 8 :3 0 A Retired Farmer, 80, Di ed On Sunday P M Rent control feet here on May I and all rents were ortlered b a d to the July James Wesley Hill, B0, retired I. H)43 level ul that ti ntf, Mr farmer, died early Sunday morn­ Davis said. ing follow ing an Illness of one Mere are general III. I tint tuns month lie had liver near Mon­ for Seminole County's 1600 land- roe Corner for the p**t 2u years, lit nis fand was born June I I , larvi in 1 Go In the Sanford A rniot y ’ Georgia May- 15 where the registration |)f ju r vlveil by the w..|..w, is "rin g held y r, M,,mie Hill of Sanford, five 2 A separate form must be daughters Mrs E . Munson of made out for each dwelling unit I Orlando, Mrs Ethel Odom o f Orpara for which a separate rent is paid Undo, Mrs. Ida Wallace of S t 3. He careful to fill out all in­ Augustine, Mra. F-stall* Poole of formation required for each Auguata, Ga. and Mra. Star* dwelling unit. Incomplete forms Klnard o f Sanford; throe sons, will have fo be returned for Johnnie II. Hill of Jacksonville, completion. Claude H Hill of N orfolk. Ya„ 4 Print or type plainly and and Pfc. William C. II ill. now firmly and see that all carbon ■erring a v»»r •<••»: thr*<* h m ilifn i copies are readable mu! three nl«t«*r* living in 6 You hrr r*quir*<i l>» fill in * * ifl » n»* gmndehildrri! urnj le g a l Rent in !' ,,ven great-grandchildren the Maximum item 7 of Section ( ’ He sure to ■ Funeral services for Mr lllll w ill be held at 3 10 o ’elock 1 seasee that this Is done 6 . He sure to sign the form In day afternoon al ihe Erickson Kuneral Home with the R e v W. the lower right hand corner lolar7. Do not detach any ropies I’ . Rrwoks Jr officiating of th* form. You i]o npt necil tu ment will lie in Evergreen < unrmake extra cople* for yourself m y. t s s llk s N Ml r s s , T s , “Pursuant to assignment I have audited the account* of: Honorabla Jno. D. Jink Ins Tax Collector, Seminob -County for th# period beginning Januai All Mastrr Masons and Eellowituarv J, 1843 and ending Augustt 31, crafta are urged to be present (Owthras* Oa raw* t e s t Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock ■t the Masonic Temple, at which time the Fetlowerafl degree will be conferred by Lodge No. 02, F and A. M. CITY BRIEFS Dog Racing Season To Begin Saturday Dog racing, (topped earlier in th* eeaaon *V the government’* anti-racing nillnr which waa lift­ ed after th* V-E pay announce­ ment, will be renewed Saturday evening at 8 :0 0 o'clock at the Saaford-Orlsado Kennel Club, It today by W. J. Conn i le -n le n i T y u m e n tn a le tte r ) 1111- 1 f n free,lorn, Inc..*’ said ii n i' t m id in n fin d a w a y ” to » ,\ inrr H ftf fund ft' w ith etarv IfIff (troplww z \ | t‘J4fVIlt |l> fMguitlirii* what VVil \ V4 11| tw* thtot OPA booatrti th* |*‘ Mlll |*l 4. <• of »alad and Senate Hill 8B303, ratifying confirm ing Suirard's civil service system ha* become law without the G overnor's signature, according to tn Associated Press dispatch. and ; e i e r y Shipments eight race*, SatCelery shipment* from Samwith the dally _ _third. _ ole County have led all other • and lnoU. InelU cm lh* fourth, I countlee during the month of May so far, with a total of 489 ears. The racing aaaann wttl laat 80 Of these, 888 have been shipped day*, said Mr. Cennoily, In an- from Sanford packing plants and aordanc# with a recent ruling by 207 from Oviedo. Sarasota caraa cam* 1next In ship174 ears, *« th# lower ----- ---------- ire waa but on# menu withi 1T4 (hipped 108 car* and track In a eonnty, It eouid East.Coast shipped other’Florida da points, point: according lo to for that period of time. teMMarket ark Faderal-SUta Nears Scrrice chipped 77 cam. a total of 848 car* of celery snipped from Florida for the month to date. nOYKl.VB INJURED a A " g g « i . m - fr ourtn t " ‘ ‘ - urtdi Jte tt^ll**TtwnKUn Raleigh B. Boykins, of 1418 Wsst “ “ ith 8 treat, Sanford has mracuated from overseas where he was Injured and to now a paitont At the Oliver P fr** » tfroiuui f o r f o t tiit>p|H*tl u p itt tw o m :t p !t n v il t hum am i 11i'i tv i ■ m in h a tii-ro ii .* ill in n 's food rstliining and prICr von 11 ill s y ste m . H T O iJjr.l.> %«**»i*r In 4 r « Thi* ht*nvif>t l um h ityf a ttm'k n( I lip 1’iii itu w ,tr i - lio111),' *unlt'jtshi'tl rut .litputt n't pi .'p li *, p lu s th e g ro w in g th re a t u f b lin k m a r k e ts , are putting the A Tata] o f 1312.067 71 Collections in up to Ma 1. 1016, amounted to 3323,362-3^, ■nd dlacounti allowed .fo r early payment amounted to f 11,083.77, or a total accounted for o f 8334,438.00, which la a little more than 97 H percent. Intangible Personal Property Tax Collections amounted- lo s little more than 00Vc of tho ns aessment for 1944. The delinquent tax list, which will soon be nubllshed In The Sanford Herald, will probably be the shortest delinquent list pub­ lished In Seminole County in the past 26 years, he said. A recent audit- filed with th* -Board ot X o * f k > . CommiMlaaar* •TnntT Vrttl |* tnt# « A now dug to continued dry wtath- by the State A uditor give* the rport o f A. J. MIxner, Auditor, 01 aa follow s: “ Wauchula b still having atroog movement of tomato**, al­ though the peak hao been passed. Volume b holding up remarkably wall In vtrw of the dry weather but b liable. to break sharply downward aoon. Quality b excel­ lent, carrying qualttbo are and price* at* satisfactory, th# only other commodi (hipped In volume mentioning. *"Sanford b atM doing s ount of boils*** and expects a light volnmo of henna, field Btta, beota, aam U , corn, pep* pjn*. po slblv m< "Fort Piere* h very quiet, few tomatoe* contina* coming in, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY II. lltir. W ASH IN G TO N , May 14. U P)Rnlnm-tniinl harassed housewives today hail mure worries about Inni. shortening, rooking and sulnd oils. The OPA boosted thsir ration values six to ten points a it,mml. The OPA also disclosed a new drive <m black market [ niteral urs. Thi- names o f more than .1.000 price violators have lu cn turned over to the Bureau .u f Intn natlunal Revenue and more all' to be added, the OPA .mil Ballooning nee<|s „ f liberated to fensive* berag on Jsn. IS. This Increased th* German ■]*•. by Boyiet account, to ■ 3,000 V i o l a t o r s Of Price Control A re It evealedToBureau; May Be Prosecuted tar AtsMisue e « n i Four Russian arm ies to­ day rooted the last fanatical G erm ans from Isolated poc­ kets in A ustria and Czecho­ slovakia. Moscow announced 1.060.000 Nasis have been rounded up since G erm any's surrender f o r a total o f 2,860.000 captured o r kilted ain cc the R ussians' final o f ­ ■ ■ ************* Japan With New Incendiaries m WASHINGTON, May U, (AP)— Drlliih Foreign Secre­ tary Anthony Eden today »rranged an afternoon oppointmint at the Whit* House Amid reporta of a possible •arly “peace In Europe" nine ting of th* Big Three. London report! raid Eden expected to discus* with President Truman the Dosaible dates and alt* of a Meting of Trnman. Church~<M*llmd Stalin. There waa no 'comment on lh*»e rrporte it the White House. Chine** Foreign Minister Hoong also planned to see President Tru- HI I# d j kxad* |sr USIk. k*akr«Uri Mrtaf MW. Ration Point Over Value Of Lard Is Increased Cought By 7th Army Yanks C h u r c h i l l Promises Britain W i l l Fight Side By Side With U.S. Against Japs General Elaenitower said to­ day he regrets instance* in which senior officers treat* ed captured N ail and high German officials on a “ friendly enam /* baeis In direct violation of Ms orders. Th* statement fallowed Bri­ tish and American pree* cri­ ticism on the treatment of R elrh m a n lu l Coerlng by the Sear nth Army. i p a r w (U f V eralttVIta A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Established 1908 V O LU M E X X X V I IM Iks. ml VltU Three Sailors Held Pending Investigation Th'rea sailor* from thJViarifurd Naval'Air Station have been ar­ rested and put In County jail pending Investigation by Assis­ tant State Attorney George A. DeCottea of the severe beating Saturday night of V.ll. M cAlexander, auto mechanic of the Seminole Tire Company. Th# arrests were made at the Naval Air Station Sunday morn­ ing by Deputy Jack lllckaon. De­ puty Gen* Hrawer and road Pa­ trolman L.C. Bender, thru eooperaUon with Naval authorities. Jack Hickson atated today Deputy; •— — y IM* 1 (It ■ 1 v\ M. w 1 4- \ R ,i . . ,- —— |-•»|*- •I I'Mint cliang ih »-i ttftit i t ll JHutltl it i»*(i it 11 y i •, J.V• i ! > ii» 1 ive t.n tti M n \lr ii, A.,'k ..... . V . \ I A ii" i i ahiiitw t «91■*p *,i , -11 • Fit ol Mi \ . i l t l i i k «' ('ll tiv I'lO 'p l to J .((!.( I f ,k i " i a i>"in -t" » i tn t urn tnrtm lr r n 1 t tll‘ •ill H* ‘A t .IIHU .1 l |u ^ in » m t: , -1 i I' t. r i.;tl 1" mi l J 1 r .1 t tir I V I M . n l r am •L l. 'in r till M II 1*1to I ,i . ID ' l i i 1in-ill 1 ill .1 •„ I‘ h* ll f -. I ti If ir ftsi j.•r I t Rotarians See Day K\erdses Local Chapter Of Motion Pictures Junior0 ,»I!ii*J> School ^ ,;M Red Cross"Works Of Life In India On 144 Kit Bags Cm »-I A rllt \ tu»U f*M|||h |»|1 id* aif I twrk ot a »' Uf; . M I.. l r , ».tK . t , t i u k i ’U IIj ' 1*1(1 u n if i the T» haul.. I (*eorgv Spcpr l rg«‘" Support Of Seventh Warlaoant'ampaign A (Juneml til re M mI h is privlm tioii w an mi nt t h e n u ll ..... life- i(< i»*k i ilm ti M .i Reports Also Show Son iee Of Nurses Aids, Home Service 1 M Ml « uf iM« » 1 ing uf the l("tur v 1 luh i“ >! i ■ K mrlr th e Mr fuel k h i- n d i i e a 'l i i i i i " f Si m t hut • i * ■gt h h t*r if l \ i it U r 11 it m - 11f " t-l Ill« V i- (!*y uf the 7th \\ ,n ft I •i ■ 1 1 i m S a 't n it in lr \nil i* il l 1 j ** i ■1 h«M" •| a t ■ ’ II t mm J i 4 'h *41 t •*r ll i’.t ' n > »l I » mi II ■ If uf t hr van- t. t . * t ,| in>< 1. . • hi.f t* l . I (Ml- I I,t 1. I *S» » . i e .n d I tf |1*91 l* 1 *«■*9f.li*'r L»r.Ih Tomorrow Deadline For Clothing Donation Pfc. Alex Sharon Is Back From Europe 1942 and had flee and half months o f engineering dutv at Ascension Island w hsre an air­ port waa carvail out (if hard rock. Tha island o f volcanic origin la in tha South Atlantic area and belancs to Great Britain. Latsr P fc. Sharon spent 16 month in airport construction In PFC. HARWICH INJURED A frica,- and atlii later was with Ala, May 14, w tha 33l ( Ar my Engineers in TUSCALOOSA, Alan. * m uh i . rArmy or f Special)— Pfc, Edgar W . Bar' ^ o f T-fka Monro*. FIs., has . _ _ at NorthIngton GeneralHospital, It was announced by Brigadier Genera] W. f t Dear, commanding General Pfc. Berwick, a veteran of 18 months over***a, waa wbunded tn a battle of um netfte and stod to the United France and Normandy. H# to * graduate of Seminole Jllgh School in 1032 and prior to entering th# service was engaged In sales work. IN INVASION Mr. and Mra. ILF. Milts have a letter from their son, i Franklin Mill* Jr„ Sic, Iiv the continued drought, and some local shippers estimated that losses in celery In the Oviedo unit /.ellwood arras have amountr d l o as much as 2 5 percent dur­ ing the past week due l« Ihg dry sprit. Othrr vegrtkhlrs such aa pep­ pers. beans and corn ore reported to lio reduce.! in ylrld by reason of th* drought. Arcording to B>’. W h 11 n e r, weatherman, rainfall show* a deficiency for the year to date of 0.45 incite*. Not a drop of rnfn has been reeurded during the month of Mey, according to Mr. Whltner. Total rainfall for tho year so far is on\ 3.71 inches, about half what ft spould be. Temperatures for the month have averaged 74.1 degrees or exactly two degrees below nor­ mal, j • i* p ' . 1 - \ Hi (In J. C. Penney’* former store on First Street for shipment, Mr. McCall stated. The Giants and Cubs of the Lion sponsored Junior Baseball league played their final rame at the French Avenue. Ninth Street ball park Friday afternoon, it was announced hy King l.lon J. K. Rowland, ll is planned to have a picnic for tha ball playera on a Saturday before school closes. Lion R. E. F.lsberry was ap­ pointed as editor of a forth­ coming bulletin to be put out weekly by tbe dub. Newly elected officer* of the club will be installed on May 2o. It waa announced. Lion James Robson, Jr- was fined a dime for dtoeusaing a fishing trip whlla th* King Ll°n waa making an ' ill i Ul %i nipr). f • u iu y .it the u i 0 tu JuiigU* • 1 II I 'sill a V*' l.t «•*Ti Jim f f ^I - Florida Post - War Construction Is Near 111) Million Vi l r I \\ h M I v \ | | I | I t i ' i I | l S j i". i t 1 i I i».p i . 1 t 11 . i 14kt 1kIt IS an d urged e v e r y Nolnrtiiri l** »l. it . \i .h ‘ sal hx Tl.tf met Milk: u«-v cnlleti t>» h !» p i r t . C -t r ill I i nil,! I* • fh.m nutn, Mm, nnle i Iiv the v i fUv. .Mark . rrrtnr -if ’ J I* W im Mir u f f in t h f tthornet* ll .llAM V I’ ll! D m «*L» Hojy r r o is K-l ipri»|inl t’ hun ii I \ IM eiiu11 nml.. ka.i. k l:.’ •ItlU’ , o t M r 1 1 .lu Wna vholrniiir<l m tn i h r ehili ns . I I r 4*41 A11 f *•! \ f *•I'sif t « Jl* I he I -a!• ■ sin* Ii t. new rnemtnT hy Nev J«»r 1 *•*1 1*■ * l i \ * n | - fill | it Vt * m e I HIM , | I h\ w h o m id that t h** i ’ i-i ♦i*|* i l ( e l|i 1 * s*H«1 i f (»l*l l***l *■«■».11 to r h m l IsiM-it ia ilD iti * •'! “ I I .1 .1 -I ll .lTMiPHl t t i *7 .* N u tu f j ‘ l u ll hi ! h in ' Jii' inl ll it ,iI i in'* urt highlit 11 w h u i> ' h e s r i v r d I u * I m 1i .......... en.t ..f [ ........ r . i t t ’.i I to S * I.f u l d H. |H9f . f 1 1•iii i ..in hi ii Tre t bun ......... i . An in v if tot mu hh 1 ».i. g ell**s% ■I" " \ i t.t .a. r* toi ticket- vh•-( 4- 1rrwi-ntf.l l i . , . ill II H M> * ii •If it •htoi >m ti kill. hv a $M t c.l S hi I’ f »tiivf l■.ft fe|Milfr| evMM*" toil , uf ■1 mi luillll^ Orlaniln R »*I wrun I I I Kit Itotg iu |i n « r»s of being Id, ll,,t n ... r 111 . 1 .1 ii thiil lawtun whir et ...... So|o. i ■•mjilt'M* i I m| I be j|ft |i lew u III. *i 1i 11 I Israf ia I-•| Orlardn Kotin \ 1 lull 9bill • shlU fail i L c a u lld ifs h*t Va* lltU-U “ I r*rf fiftr* 1 1tt *i ft vi til vet w »( i v b rslr it k f 4*4*8*IVes| v k iili t b r r n T | l (n il *»f I . . . ... | Ih t v t * l.\ I' .I t I i.rttll*! Wednexd ay anti thnl •loimg n \t i tilkxilir I\%o nrticlfu vkhuh tl has .4 1 .1 I lilltali) I 1 1 * 1 -4 1 6 ' . 25 yi'ttis Brer its mgnniziitinii H « .M.k; f n i u n l *11 f f n i l 11 t u In c u t r M r * < '’ Ill V f I •» III I4 l'\ \ U i■*r hnn ■ nonporw! fnil 1 u t h c r t c h f i . i l K i r 11ff y rijMirtrsi l hut the by It Sub** " Bitfi'fi (t||p" Florid* rlfihi, including Ihe ‘ “ t FitiMu Bitty Js* ilti(lnv%ay; * II lfH*l if *1 <|uuta fur A A F X A t' Ir well timid at Sanford way. Ilium liith Itiyaht an President liny Holler pre-ldi-l IlMfitV |*.ik%4»n , Till* !*lt»li'. Hot I / I Mr*. O. I* llrrm lon, Jur lor Real over I h r mrelmg. I harle* M o d t ‘ r* h t h*i iir rii itn. i **(Mi'r tr-»t 11|11»; t iMik uni) Mittv \li4i i‘ .ii * t Hern 4 I w m lateral lif t I ' a g r Y t s a I son led the singing with H it i \ .I**i* 111ftihi «i|»i,Mininlntn Kudell al the plulm. Viaitnl- i" 11*Mm" Juan M* h e i cludeii Harry i>ick*ciii. W I. In ll»r li’ iiiih mult llt'H, Jirilit Thorne, Geo. ilruss, und J a c k 11,'tfii (m«-1 uf the *eve nth girPHl'* Branham o f Orlando and Philm i ilt feitlttol Kitolnry \\ Ktigeno Colt of New York City. Smith nml Jurkie Nitwlnnil tu liecnne i be ftfhtMil ciiumpton. In Tuesday, May 15 !■ Ihe dead­ |tile iiviioii iloilhlnt. th** fighth gim lr tt-.iin. UtHirn \ WiUtm m•*1 line fnr li'instinns uf clothing und |,t* Wi*‘ lttiM lutiti tlefeule.l the »hot*s for United Nations rclirf. •« . ■f11it |if ii «le f i'll *ii *' **»»i» * » I 4*f it w a . untKiUiired Friday al the meeting of the Lions ( t ub hy 14 aatotlnHWH *»■» i ' * « » T w * ! K. S. McCall, clothing drive Pfc. Alex Sharon arrived r<chairman. cenlly In Sanford uMer 2* ouiunurth# htghway^with th# battery run down. A thorough investigation ot the circumstances of the cat* haa been promised by the command of th# Sanford Naval Air Sullen, according to Ltout. W.K. Spry, public relations officer. Namaa or the sailors arrested, according to SharrifTa office are, WJt. Berry, M.K. Jackson, and E. Simmons. . t*- fas'ltrl thlisnrh « at 111 111 a-, t M ssn 11 n u n i H»iil 111 f «t Imgx Ml e Mi ha ing ' •in|«Iled t'\ till 411H* *lll.1 *f»eal W a il 's tir*8*iLaojv h \ 1l \[ k i ■( 1 ■ 11 1» • l i n t n»ti a k*t r i itt|v in • i le 'hig** lu»* iiiiiiirits .1 U\ $ I ;• /;*si I ,* iHUi, tin* je -i'itir h iliv t* u 1n • f t 111* I Inriiln Sluls* t 'Tinhilit't *•f r«»m* wrs'k m er« »* r •*j i <i i t*.l t ■ \ i it I\ bu “11f**' HU. ■ F ie iorlit ol I in * i • kft n III III* III t*. kultima .... I -.. dll I* h • .44*11 lietliMliii |M .an i-to-f tu n uf II. i I.i f * * I *H i , * j lull V I- fell |1 1 I, •.1 *fit 1JO- \tllVt I I'illl iSlalt'll "I < l il • t' I141*4*r • aiut l _ l i 9Ukeki1m .SkRt -iU:v.li1ii are pMm'i|<*iti. ( *il*lu w.irk<g walerwnrK *, 1*44ertoge. highwny«4( hrnigi-%, cm liiw **i K* .» ■! hinhiiiig^. lit tiir mum, |i d *mp miluntry in wUhhohitng i»l;in- until the cuntrnrtw nfe let. t ruction Mngto Slue tr|Hii1 , til . onlrnt ls awarde.1 «to-w .. I'l-o iiv ru llig volume of |-. 1. it- euii-truction. Less iluio 5 t'l-i 1‘i-ot o f Ihe .(nte's total n u n ll in t Ion lollllilr , in private do ring l U42 und 111HI. The follow ing y.-rir, privato construction tom- to 13 , percentThe first thn-e months o f ItU5 credit private roust I net loll with 43 percent, or SH.07tl.UUO, o f all rontiart a s s o U dm no- the period. Aw a id , f.*r nublir od .ttn irtla a rearhul * |tt.;l«7,UUO in the first quarter, 1^ 45 This total C overed Stl.3Ul.0lHI for public engineering uroiects |2.tlu6,(HHI for roads, -* rtVfat* ld fa 3 ie lilg ca -a tiL X t J1I l,* . — Due lo the laige volume of building for the armed forces In Florida In IU44, total construc­ tion awards in the first quarter of I94S wvre 3U per cent below the corresponding Period, 1044, Home On Leave Edltor'a Note:— Tbe follow­ ing nsnrt of boys In service "hose on leave” have been submitted by Ike Pilot Club for which Mra. L. Ik Ratliff, telephone 831-J, and MIm Blanche Kennedy, telephone 92J-W have been ■elected aa a committee to aecuro names of service men that their friends mar H when they are In -Sanford. j Chief Braxton Perkin* to apandIng a 10-day lesvw with hi*/, parent*, Mr. and Mrs. B. L ^ Perkin*. ( V � 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 11, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 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>, May 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/1e878ebe2dc70164a953a4cb4e4acc91.pdf fe3b11f3b3328c149487665486652e47 PDF Text Text r . - ' r ' ? * ’ ' tir-’d**''' fie r n t aANFOItb flERALD, SANFORD PLOIUDa Guard Fires First Shot Heroic Part Played By Thia Brairch Of Service Expecting To Fire Last Shot MIAMI, May Russians Y o u n g ' Military Heads Bring Success Able Red Army Lead­ ers IVXei Nazi* On Even Terms, Won 7. (.Special) fired the first American shot in the war against Germany, and undoubted­ ly others will be on the scene when the last trigger 1. *<|ii.cz<! < in ths Pacific. PU ns nre nind< and probably within a few hours o f the cessation of hostilities m ' Europe will begin an exodus of Cos it Guardsmen from- Atlantic waters to swell Navy force* ulresdy facing Nippon. Coast Guard and Coast Guaid manned vessels hoisting nnclim fo r the other side of the world Will leave behind them u truly Impressive war record—a m orn started o ff Greenland in Scptrmbar, 1941. Capture of the Nor. ‘wagian ship Busko by the cultei Northland under Lieut. Comdr. Leroy McCluskey, Inter riiptnio o f the port at Key West, mid lltjuldatlon o f a Nasi weathei station, was a sotto voce fore­ runner of thia country’s entry into World War II. The action Waa Ugallzod by our treaty with A Coast Guardsman In months that .'orb wed, the C. G. cutters Bpeneer, Camplieil, Icarus and the Invasion transporta Chase, Hunter Liggett Leonard Wood and Bayfield tie. cams well known. Coast Guard •vlatlon Chalked up an envinble record, not only with bomhi'.g operations, but for rescue and »• connsIssanre work. " Capture of the fh*lt Nari U boat crew was scored bv thf Icarus. IJeuL (now l.ieut. Comd- . rtd.) M. D. Jester, nftcrwnrd captain of the port at MImiiii blasted the null is* the > and shelled it Into su b m issio n off tbs Carolines. Thlrty-thrre m em bars of its crew were hri I -I ashore at Charleston, 8 C The Campbell's ru n n in g lie t ile With half a dozen aiihmer*|t»| •while protecting an A t ln n lir con Toy* made spectacular h is to r y . The 827-foot cutter w as h u n tin g tlm wolf pack In heavy se n s and finally found it, 26 m ile s from tbre.. convoy. Tho battle sta rte d late one evening and ran in to the fan&Wlnjg afternoon. climaxi-d f M t the Campbell ripped n 12 foot bolt In h e r hull while rum suing One of t l . i raiders. » Dodging plodding mcrrhnnt vaaaels In convoy and having to ebanre course every few minute, complicated the Spencer's job WfMn (he picked up ■ ■ U-boat lying dead ahead. Well placed clpth charged brought the s u li to M ONDAY. M AY By IIHEHRY BOWEN AP Ncwsfeaturcs Writer Russia’s military success was tnsde possible in part by an nmsrin.g group at young, able military leaders who met the Nails, r.t the height of their power. absnrlied tht hardest blows of Hiller’s legions and then beat them heck step by step to the henrt of their own strong- AMID IfTTINO flat to a thatched hut on Okinawa Island, Marine riflemen wait In vain for the Jap sniper who h ,<l i» . ii (.i n i ..t Ibrm from It- cover l-il-r they found that the sniper rf ill/inr. the futility of It all. had Vilu.l liin w-lt with „ r-enade. Official U S Marine Corps photo. ( International Soundfd »•/(he surface and eliminated that’ itirtti* T'hlnv >rv«'n I'oaaI (lunrtl v m * P4*|. lit* «>n llip Atlantic floor— •uni., noinr without n true*, plnra th«* uni l-ffgjr*. They nrr the • * ••r- llfinilton (fir*»t (!, S. gun. leik#* the l.eormnl Wood, the Ch»*r hn« nlwnyp 'M d lv fr o l thr troofln*' in emergencies, and tn dntc hn* l»een able to ret iivvny nltnont unscathed. ,\ n i|o w itn n *ic d n n o t h r r f'onM ffim n l firn t th r f ir e i i i I u b m i *# l»4* launched fro m n n l« S T . L ig h t !!*• f.iiAha, th* went her »hlp» • ro u tin g plnncv left, th e de«Ji i . «’i'f unit the* potrnl I 'o i h l Itiin rd m anned la r ding -hip \i—f*’t Wihi.v mol thr I ropohl. w hereupon thr* I .S T w e n t in m id d i*rm h n r It ed '<7 ve h ic le * iwid tun fig h t log ini n A t N orn uindy the tn fn M '**!’ n a il/ found t h'Miiwelve-a. |h**u «nndp men ami f o u n lle * * lif pile* varle put nuhnfe I' whR here th at t **u*t <•lift r l ain«t . •o •kille *l in •m a ll h<»Hi w o rk flint A llie d nnvirw hud ( a ile d u | hi them to tra in o ilier p e rvu iitiet in ftp td jn r c r a ft te ch n itju e a , rue*, th e ir fir« t r»*nl lent T h i «(«<I ateel and Iron trnp a w e re under w a te r e v e ry w h e re , m in ea flo ate d o f f lic iic h f* , e v e ry th in g the tie r mnn» had wur firin g , an d a ll in on'' ilires (ton- n rn W iin l. T h rn u g n th i« dm»lh-lndene«l a tu rn i ( ‘onat ( i uar tit m m t(Kik th e ir «hnre o f •v:»» * I*1 1» |r-t * « it * \ a n -1 tl(«Mp» m um 44 *lt4*l (*, a n d o f r« M ittliir« w ith diii* it i*) ol i in w a te r olintnclni. Kvrn ist Normu; dy the f*ontt (iunrd fleet did not forget onr of it.4 | rinrlpul duties- rrtrue. - A liny fleet o f «tripped-«low n H3fi>4iter« ran g'd the. Chiir.iiel for as a Outer OP|M . MARSHAL K a r l G o rd vo i. Itu n d s trd t (a b o v e ), dc-p sed fo r­ m er c o m m a n d e r-tn -c h ie f of the ( ic r in u n arinitM on the w estern fro n t. v.-os cap tured b y u n its of the V itli D iv is io n , H . 8 . 7U i Army, in ll.« to w n of B ad T o l l . T ile lia u l w as m u d r w h ile (he Y a n k s w e re d r iv ­ ing so u th w a rd . > in tr m a tlo n a l| a promtecnt part In the futhtof the Hitlsr-Stalin' .pact, Icg around Stalingrad. Later, a; behind the drive which blast­ commander of the narellan Arm> ed the Germans from the vicinity he was responsible for the long of Moscow', and was said to have Finnish front, tie, too, is a ioreliminated a mass of clerical dismer chief of ataff. H r w n i once order In Rtuslan Military af/W w reported dlamliaed from com' I before taking over the 1st While mand (in 19.39) because o f “ lack Russian Army for Its great vicof success." But he was restored lory drive. to powr^. Marshal Konstantin K. RokcsGen. Ivan C. Bargramian won •ovsky commandsd the 2d White his spurs as a cavalry expert Russian Army In the great smash while a young officer in the >b that cracked the Hiller strong­ Csarist armies. When the Soviet holds. Unlike many of his col­ regime came to Rower. he bnfckvd leagues who are of proletarian the movement wholeheartedly. He hlrth. he comae from a good Do­ la an Armenian who has won ji .«h family. One of the younger victories for the Soviet lorcck at Soviet leaders, he made his re­ Kharkiv, Kursk and Vitanek. in , putation in the Moscow fighting. command of the 1st Uultic Army k* From there he went to Stalingrad placed hint in tor northern lint mid became a leader on several ties during the drives that root important fronts. ed the Germans from the sea Marshal Ivan S. Konev did frontier. some o f hit most Important work Working with Bargramian on as commander of the 1st Ukrathe nortnero front was Gen ,1 nian Army. He is the s o n -o f a Ivan i. Maslennikov. He com­ peasant family and an apostle of manded the lid Baltic Arpiv in Marxist communism, calling his some o f the crucial lighting. b'.u men "comrade” and refusing to ne, too, was moved irom com­ wear epaulets on his greatcoat. mand to command as straw*, Hr led the Invasion of routharn dictated. Ho was one of trie Poland. A ciarist soldier in World heroes of the Caucasus campaign -* War I, he Jofned the Red •Army in 1019 and by 1922 was peuple’ i . Another leader wnosu name u identified with noruiorn <^iemcommissar on tha general staff. • Uons is Marshal Leonid A. Govo­ Marshal Rodion Y. MsllnoVaky rov. As commander of the Leninwas a corporal In World War lj grad-A rm y, he is credited witn Ilia command In the 1946 victory twice breaking tho Manncrheim* drive waa the 2d Ukranian Army. line, iq HUH and 1044. He la credited with victories at Nikopol, Dnepropetrovsk and 8talino. A native of Odessa^ he had the satisfaction of. leading ths ^ THEY CANT focrea that amashed tha Nails A l A t t NO IONOU U Jesse Hoper back from his home t»wn. ’ '~ ? i TAKE Moborovlcle, oow aged all of threw, The 3d Ukranian Army ‘ assign­ YOUR ment to- the crucial final phases whose recent birthday party In ths of the drive Into Nasi territory New York City home of his parents, ? AD went to Marshal Feodor 1. Tol- Joseph and Detanka Moborovlcle, .... htiklin. One of the heroes of the waa a reminder of his fame In being Sevastopol fight, he led the at­ born at ess to an open lifeboat tack on Rudapest and took a Little Jesse was born off our Atlan­ V*'-**' prominent part in thg negotia­ tic coast after the ship carrying his ,d »»’ tions- which placed Bulgaria in mother sod Dr. Leonard 1L Conly the* Allied column. e l Brooklyn, N. Y , wus sunk by a Typical o f tha changea In high U-Boat torpedo. (Interna!tonal) command ao casually announced by tho Ruaatans waa the' placing herven of Stsllngrsd. he took an o f bcttlo-browed Gen. Adrcf ' I. Important part In the recaoture Yeremenko In command of the of the Kerch Penintula and ltd 4th Ukranian Army In April 1946. troops \*hlch blasted their way BILLBOARD He had been commander of the I Into White Runnla. 2d Baltic Army which had been 'Specialist* in winter warfare. inactive for a time. Ona of the Marshal Kyril A. Meretakov took tent m m this ■vs;w fllto 1 •*v•, v iVil ' %H ■ day. nfter D-day, plucking soldlers. sailors, marines, fliers from its choppy and frigid waters. More than 1.000 wore rescued. jjjr Victory has been worwhe hardwoy-fcy millions of Americans ond ourAllies WThey have given their’ lives 'thot we may five'In 0 peaceful, free and democratic world The peace they've so dearly woods? now over Europe*^. lets keep this peace!.Lets' do all we con to make this 6 belter; Uw e d d j m d . lc e e p l i f a w o y v . v Thrir teamwork was indicated by rapid shifts of outstanding men from front to front and from post to post. Moscow’s announce­ ment of sueh changes was Some­ times cnsufll in the extreme. April 5, 1946, for exainplo, n radio report ahout other r.iatlers fryer, led that Gen. Alexei Antonov hsd been chief of staff. Only a short time liefore, the fact that Jie was assistant chief hsd been revealed when he at­ tended the Yalta conference. He took the tdure of Marshal Alexander M. Vasilevski, son of a Volga peasant, who took over the leadership of the 3d Whlto Russian Army, succeeding Gen. Ivan rhemayakhovsky who died of ivounde. Known as n practical soldier. Marshal Vasilevski had previous­ ly worked side bv stdo with Mar shal Gregory K. Zhukov who ltd the Russian assnults toward Stettin and Uerlin. Marsha; Zhukov is also a former chief o. ataff. He joined the Russian Army Ss a private. In 1915 and rose slowly until 1932 when he attended n school for young off!- 1, 1045 W ho can blame American*.for'®t mad with joy a« Hitler’g cnieJ war JitorthefouRht and worked and Buffered gri loss, thla hour of triumph U deaerve* But our men are etill fighting and < out there in the Pacific. I fvw w e ll be letting them downl L e ft stick to oar war Jobk o nays, “ W ell done—you can will b . • • - a f ijfs .w o r t t h i a j y e f s . — — - ■i - ^ j - • j* « -- is t ' iTUiipcnMfi6W:wilelyT FlonEa Motor Linsp1w oS d Uk« to offer imllmlttd ‘ *• �tf w n w ra v:.vc.“ s r .. •• ft .'etS-i- • >'•**»*• ' IM lb*, ml ■»»!• p.t Willi I* ere***..** »U ftr l u ­ If W» wlnh to l»* frr#| If wo wW» tu prrsrrve iarlolste thowa p clfl. I a n for which «• hav* tending—we mutt flfh tl ---PATRICK BKNRT. VOLUM E EtiUblkihed 1908 XXXVI ManyCutBacks * In War Orders Expected Soon SAMORII. FLORIDA. Fighting’ Nazi Hold-Outs in Denmark Truman Statement Is Seen As Easing Way For Japs To Make Offers For Peace Stalin Ratifies Surrender; G oering Seized By 7th Arm y 1 .Ml I’m *• ip r.. Ml >|»‘ . - meant i r* r ,» * e hill I x (• r*» » rn » tn Heavily-armed Fir*e<lom Fijrhter-e nf Denmark ruj«h nrr in Co|>enl\AICen to battle with Naim holding out in tn Admiral Doenlts had uiirondithmallv -urn-nth m l all hr in Denmaik. Holland and n«>ith*t-«t (.ermnny S« ••!••• in th©«c street fight* that flared throughout tlir 1*a Photo radioed from Stockholm to Nrw V«i k ( Intel n,. t ru e > lm t aft* r ,!• \t — j second tour V fc lI i„ remsrksbie ippointsl . n , U s U t l.. for the new year were pOw if. - . J W ffsrss’Wis '& Sis& ft6ga s r s ? ^ < a a « ir « » cCr - m', V f t | SJtUF £ . 1 * •. ’ . j:,- . \ : i ,-aj •p • . A* :itt(<n(h"«! of ffttiirli «i o f11r * •»i M »» th a t *tlll*XO **•••»I•t I • Mil to a. • i i -itioft ifn tn tt. the « ' -t »rta ufwt .t* vi*n. il At*' .« in^iitts ’ tl V r ! th»* »»I j . • ■9r. ■ > .41.! .t III n ui^n* * Ij I » |U V\oflnr . <* k ,’ 'lime . ir . *. .. 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Root prefaced hi- talk Tho Reverend Gordon in n re­ with the storv of Ros-rwulf. who cent member of tho National left his king. loin In Sweden to Council and ha» attended several free Denmark of a monstn To round table me«tinirs in (his vicinity prior to anumim? his t r a a lla H e d Its !*■ ■ * T » » i new duties on the lecture tram. He is a native of FayrUcvillr. Trnn., received his education .it the Columbia Theological Scinin ary at Atlanta, Ga. The Reverend Cardinnl has spoken to over a million and a Peter •William Kmge, retired half Gla In hie lecture work potter, died at the home- o f his which ha* taken him up the I .Si r ' t tMr. r and . whlfh h" U k*n hl™ U JL •on-in-lawr snd and daughter, and .UughUx .^M r^^^aml^ _A]qU1 U ighxay Jntn t t S tp rTJUa± throughout tjie-nm ntryrH e ^hi n r a t -8:26 o.*.^11 ’clock last nijrh _i. preeent of absence from 'l. .. on .. leave ___ Born 8*pL 3. 18114 in Church- E chair in history at tayola town, Ohio. 61r. Kmge had made University o f Chicago. He is a I f ... _ hla home In take Mary for 20 native o f Iron Mountain, 6Uch., .ant, Hhs had been InTlI health and received hla theological edu­ for Hr_______ was a member cation In Rome, Italy: received , ,twoj yyear*. . ____ o f the Naxartne Church uf U ka hla degree as Doctor of ITdlosoMary. phy In history from the. Univer­ Survivors Include the widow, sity o f Illinois and la also a Mrs. Frances Jane Emge of U ka visiting professor In hU Istory-a^ toiyj 4i)i tv»o daughters, Mrs. Pugh the Catholic University o f washL. A. Shrincr of lon g~ il W. Kmge: _ ....... ........................... ftaSbl Zeltlin r#e*W«d his PhD and three from Columbia University, New one sistor, tO M Its m m I aa* Vareej ugusUne of Marietta, ■ v •CHILD D I U • - 7*111 he conFred J. Brandt, Jr„ two year atarene Church Friday at 2:30 old son o f Mr. and Mrs. F J. J. R. C«X Brandt o f Sanford, died early B. F. Gr*. thlX morning In Tampa where Ms Ung. Inter- wmfhgr wae visiting her sister. the U ft* Mrs. A.W . Stump*. Mrs. Brandt n kurwrgl fa tha form er Anna Maria F#L o f arrafige- law* o f Sanford. Funeral arrange 1 1 ee ij |, In •if thr M’ e^lnn eer n hill Ltd ,f». I M|| •.( |.0 ||, |, i l.fn|tti|i,|||1 • Hill . .1 nf lh. 1 • . 1 I . It ► !\ If* MlCll »iHt .I .mi ina 11 tiir . .t r.l llit.l •1 ■ . i Im hill Vt I *. t.l-, Ills I n . *. t. I. II 1 »th(. 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William Em«re Died Tuesday NitfKt .eel \ . f'nrduuiL I r, t h u d f o r tin le-y* | C a t h o l i c \nst o f th r Vll-.KIiatl carrying on in Ihe I arilo x i'l' Older r»..i„. „mol prnfrsso of . -. lho-e nhltn/ on th tioin Ih*‘ 1 i i i v n S • 1 <: 1 At tl ng., Ii..." Bit > t r h n .il III,- 1 I n i I n J <>*r pH / . H i m 1* . Risl.H. ,.l lo r ad io m u o .10 ,« • •. A MR* I 1 ( R r e i ’ tl. Nk-VA l o l l If re’ Jar Tall • ..1 thr 1 f t vt t.lmr.t.'M i . .*t|.at ♦‘ hur* h tf.iet (h r S* 1 ir.' 1,11 P i . *> tor uf tti i r n . l m r uimI I.. . . . . I.y tl trt ini» • hill fh «*f l»ks W m untile - i i *vf l » . tl*. titnk i- 111 1Ii*- Iv-ain" v* 1 It.* t 1 iltlri’ft will \|. 1 -.1 t««n«lu-*1 lin lr« Xlift’ spi if He; 1 < •htn ( i it.iftr.( ilt. e n» Inti tl* t , ir I• I ( I nl I i|m m K 1 i»t 1« iuier.l a lot n f .|r 1rn •C ' . - ps. < Lit pin 1m. ve 111 make tin* Iflt I• • arrording to M I rum i nt. i'ting prlnripnl The Rev J II (loot had I • i - e of th* program nt Srmlnuli ligh School. The high echixd srrvlrr- were begun by tho slnglm- ■>( tin N’atlonal Anthem, ami rolitle the Flag followed hv scrintun- anil ., . •• iot**e| f o r t tie U L e * in P A R I S , M.tk !• t \S rtll.r la v l (r r i i*i* w,.it 1 1 1 1 'm u ami l ‘ l lllir \\ fi|a|e*l < 1 •4 D Klllll'UIIP r»l l l r ri..l n* (hi 1 t • p. .»« Ha i t tf W Ml |,| \\ .41 11 (• . H». \ \ ! m\ pi im him.iliMi ' ' • 1 »»C*» |»Ir » T ti«*«. Ime 1 hr •» ,t i > te-l ul f k i A l l v iit IJ » l A M tu wl P - M . FWT l urP-tHV i .ftftni l m ahy’a riimuialtt {iik'uit^itinrft 1 i . i l i t o e y Slit 1rflt lrl II Miltt lt-.| 1 . ti tevn o f a lire* rru Hi Fill • i . 1‘ r •-fctitnd l i tiM nt ,t» •hr U’ h l t o H.MI-r ai .1 1 h'.f It It •t No 10 1» .R lillli* S( AIII.nut , «• 1 Thr r m i af 1 V M i'J A M 1- w r» Pi t*inin N1m ralm nn1hr kill iit x in m t N\ t-th • «l.*e r r n d r r o f ( * n mane 1 1»r MoiCow T A M l' \. May -0 ,1 u\ •ilthti t Nl 1lt-el t hr .1Ml •.•tin* r n ir n t l.iiyr •I'li.ttf it \ tttt* *••f«e.rt•*•I 'Ii**f •.k*| M IA 11\ • «t-i •‘ "i»:il atir •v I .«*« .I m v f" i th r f n - t ikU.Irt at 1 1" \ V .flu it I b.i (•1:1 l«\ tin- I HMipn |(..( h 1 t tlltinn nm. i i t t*rt hill Haiti I ........... .. 1 in 11 ii^nMf r i l x R. . . .. t iM #1 rMiplutt u iklle 11. k• l a . - , f .iMMif ' •(< »«n n f filtu lr i*..ni ' t h ' t l r i 1 D * , . • * -i “ h ( ••*V •f * I ti.fil Ml •»• ’ • • »* 4 4’4* >• . • .. i|| itfq -If in •itt-l lltf* • • l I t* -: MH uf 1 tAi. ini. nt*n* v Blanding P la n s No Fume Law-For Big Oi Oil Well Is 1 . q Pint 01 County Is n* . : w L e c t u r e S e n e s ^ T() (;()U,nim. Di s c o i Against 11 a t r e d f j-» tl o f ft 1 I J*I >N ^ a a .. U l l l , ess iu > ,,f f w s i , ’ rtna I M ‘ tlpffi 1 h •».»• I • 1 Hi* i g l e • j* 1 I1 r* •*• 1 • !•«*»< f»»i* •tH.i Of ita ••• l*..»»i mi 11 fe»f I. .I II 1 II I -I.' • -Ito.lt* III. ,1.111 t minte t lo ojn. , • It . th* MV D* .nfd. * - <v1. 11; 1• I.* ftTuiml t ollillt leaf1 n .»n *» tiHni n11 i •ou|i* a.'^i tin. kiln t "^£IJ‘ T\«cnU#lh" Hireot a t afsple Avenue, Friday afternoon after havla g picked up tho two ‘ eo five gallon Jug* o f ’’shlno” at tho the cemetery. The officers turned and gave vevhlch lad to Geneva Av tbe nedlrt roa.1, car, each and ... ; f t n v t h m r rn u i d in t wtn ft*it•I n Ilf l,n * VE Day Observed Escaped Convict With Services At Is Re-arrested In Naval Air Station Bootleg Roundup toure o f duty In t M ..“ had been praaanted vri ' IH* %•eucUim rrree« Tho surromlor terms wore Vnlified in Berlin today a.s Mnrshnl Stalin joined the A l­ lies in proclaiming the war’s • end The pu|ier* were signed A amid tl.e ruins of wlint Hit-w, ler hoped would l>e the world empire c a p i t a I. Aircraft; " ar m*, equipment, \essels, al ft*• Mr*. J.P. HaU waa Indocted In­ to tho Pilot Club at tho regular meeting of th* group held U the Hotel Mayfair last nl fWOBni- f V f t M . . , ed over president. s NlflliLiyV .1. t * *t. t* .Pilot ...Club i: Makes . PraffirForBoffiSBH* members are expected to parti- i liming »•*•.»»• 1 |'*-.‘e'» It-IM-I Ifir *li»* CITY BRIEFS - (•ermans Agree Must Surrender All Air­ c r a f t Armaments. Ships, Equipment Launch Supcr-( ’arricr T ranklin D. Roosevelt' fcl'IllN'C I 1‘ioiitliAc . In- niti unet-inrid p' 1 • *.'»». nmni.mr. »\f hr gin i i’IkIm Speakers Emphasize State Patrolmen And Deputies Made Itig Importance Of Con­ tinuing VJ Effort Haul On Saturday . M M HER 118. 1’ resn i*f I d> k in n « 011*1 win*lli** i ».-mi Hu A t lit III u* C oaih ti U A M. May 9, </V>— Official announcement of German capitu­ lation reached American troop* at 11 o'clock last night, but It cama as an anticlimax for the army unit marine infantry on Okinawa^ who are *till tagged down In th« An Impressive V-K' Bay service ('Icndoo Charles. 22 . »h. • jmi> formidable Japanese line acroe* n i Tuesday at 12:30 capcd from Kaifonl IVi .'t nt'cr conducted Tucaday the bland. £ 7' ^ iv M. In front •o f '’ the Admin- June 11, 19(4, has bwn iviu-n 1 Tha 1-ositlon M the IsOatfap Bulldln at the Sanford to th* slate prison after hru> • ..-----jy caht>ed*by State Highway patrol­ ’ fr ffflr 'g e b flr onnW and' eT An workers of men and county deputies m :i hi gi»tere<l across Ihe enure §00p- th* Station gathered for qnlrmn I bootleg liquor roumluii Hatur.h.v yard line, but the fighting con­ observance of the victory- Back1 aftrrroon. tinued fcs hitter *4 anywhere In of th* platform upon whlrh the | Charles was »ei*e-l. t- g. *•r the Pacific and naval i n guinflro still Station ftrehestra sat. was the, with u i>rother. Fle.ninr ( h • has not knocked cout the Japanese flag at half mast in honor of the Bnd two girl companion*, at 'toartillery. late President Roosevelt. The Rustic Cabin on Ihi- Orlando The First marine division on orchestra started the program Highway, after their ’ :i»i I tl the wept coast drove Into the with the playing of "Anchors Sedan had been recognise! |,v edgO of Ilakeshi village, a mile Aweigh*. , | |Talley Hattawny, deputy ut Cti» from the capital city of Naha, Comdr. J. G. Rlinwy, USNR, act- selherry-. and Roy Ryder, m -la and was expected to link up Tueaday with men o f tha 77th army Ing captain of the Station, voiced Me nl laotgwood. division who are threatening the spirit of the occasion when The Saturday arrest »i< ""-d. ' 1 after the two deputies had iolb d Hhuri. a city o f 00,000, ahead of h- said; "Today we honor the vbtory of Deputy Sheriff Jack lllckton on I tne center of the line. The 77th has stormed one of the principal our fighting forces In Europe. We , State Patrolmen I.. C Ree.lei .1 I the defrr.se ixisitiuns, a hill feature all may rejoice ta the thought H <* Bute*, and that the Job has been well done nf » wild chnse which • - 1 near Hhuri. It ha* been a tremendous task Friday, in wrhlch the boot l e v Ships Ilombard Jape I On the east coast the Seventh amt rverynne who has rontrlhuteil eluded Patrolmsn llemlpi ■’ division, chiefly engaged in mop­ his share, may rightfully Join in Perry Mero ami Bill ta w of Thanksgiving the State Beverage Department ping up Japanese troops who the prayers Chief R. G. William- nrromhich all ihould offer up on thin broke through tha lint In a rennnied by Deputy Sheriff .luck 1 cent counter-attack, made alight occasion. "N o one should overlook the re­ Hickson, however, did catch iip gains, also allied by a gontlnupua Cwltasr* ew Paw* maining struggle In the Pacific with and relied Friday, two well which will take all our resources known Sanford negro bootlo l*<’ >«, and efforts. Even though the Jack Johnson and Jerrv Mm tin. Number on* Axis partner ha* to whom taoth-g shine liit.i In on been disposed of and the forces delivered by the white men The chase started when S ip«« of the second member o f th* Axis have laid down their arms' visor Mern and Bill Lewis of th. In unconditional surrender, th.rr S t iit r I l r v r r a j f r D t p a r iin n - t . still remains a long) hard and ing An n tip, unt in th«*i» * *i costly struggle In the Pacific to ntnr I^ftkr\irk% f>im*trry F t .•(»•> destroy the third and last mem- lift erniion, mitetly await.lie trr of the A lii. To Ihti end we meeting of bootloggrrs they »u. must remember that this ta not pectnl would take plarr Ip the time to relax our efforta, Klwanians will meet Thursday but to concentrate on speeding drov* a ID3fl Font, amt in it. two men and two women. evening oa .th a Shufflgtaerd (Inal victory so our ffation may ‘‘ Don’t look at them, Bill, you Court on the Lake Front T8r a return to a normal and peaceful Just drop o ff and watch them Lad lea night .picnic and fis t -fr y . way o f life." , **"• __ Srhile I go to get help," said On Uila account, no faceting was Comdr. Winer introduced L ieut Mero. whq then aped to llaumari’* held today at tha Hotel Mayfair. M VaNP ' Grocery to lelepbone Chief W.ljt,m* and th# S heriff* office Tha flret eeaalon o f a Scout­ fuet offlckf i t tHl Station, who Haigs masters Training Court* for told o f hla participation In the State Patrolman Bender (pit word Normandy landing on Juna 6, o f the call and picked up Mero negro boy scoata' vrllt •be held He itatod that hla Job at the .«-*©cery. Thursday nlfh . 10, at tha 1944. during tha Invaelon wae u Naval Oddfellow* H When they got to Lewis ho !J a" Me l l Cj*tierTLa Cun-fir* liaison Officer with the informed Avenue, at ftti them that he had soci. American Infantry and It waa hla Douglas will be 1 course leader. tho men In tho car put out two duty to direct tho firing from . Foeter, field according to J. 6 gallon Jug*. Just then, arrnnl•hip* to tho achu He told o f executive. practice landl: . on th* English Ing to Mero, th* bootleg car •here, o f tho I hour poetpone- paased them. They, turned and Firemen answered • call at meat ta cause m weather, B 1IU pursued In a wild chase at terri bad and 10:66 yesterday u at then , of tho general aea sickness flc speed that led to Five Points. Wagner, Longwood ami Markham City Incinerator, » t whan, (ha landing waa made. noon. Some damage to tho arm L ieu t' Beery paid tribute to where'the police car broke down, en framework -amework o ff tho tha Idnerator Iatnaral Army* Navy co-operation that and the bootleggera escaped. waa reported by Fire Chief Mack uudo tho landing possible, and Chief William* stated today Cleveland. that h* and Deputy Jack Hickarfn, mantionad th r Naval amphibious « ■.a ■iawn ' — stioim In crossing the Rhine. in th* latter’s car, passed th« V-K Day solemn. negroes, Jbhnson anj]__ Martlp, ft Member Associated Stores ( ’lose, Union Sen ices Were Hold At lhiptist Church WASHINGTON — May 9. (AP) — T h e government showed niRiui of hesitancy today at plunging into (tA re­ conversion tusks, involving two main factoro— manpower niul metal. Paul McNutt noti­ fied the WMC lnbor manage­ ment committee he migh. ask its support for pie re­ vival of manpower legislation, I / ****** WEDNESDAY. MAY !». No Excitement In Santord On Finish O f Nazis WASHINGTON. Mar 9. (A P )— Pretident Truman "reluctantljr" signed Initiation extending the Praft Act aa a '‘ compelling necessity In the continuance of military ope rati on* agalntt Japan.* defeated but month. The \VFS freed tha aircraft Induatry permitting the construc­ tion of airliner*, but began hack­ ing water on relaxing controls over aluminum, copper and steel. The cutback in Army contract* Is light so fur, despite V-K day. However, scores were resorted "in the works." President Truman’s statement on unconditional surre"der for Japan Is widely viewed In Con­ gress .* easing the wny for the Japs to end the futile war. Home legislator* interpreted It as lend­ ing credence to rumored peace overture* from Tokyo. ll b r a b t SUM M fla i MW. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER I•rt |»«m.I <>f ml til I I , f i l l ' f r i t ittiii illdi ruttMl it Atiuhl hrroiMr a he avy producer SO l o 0 0 Itarrrlu an H o u r Thr) wniilit tlink f no t*w11111At. of th r v vrll'ii piod urm tr c a p a c ity , bill off lent l*» Kind va.-II* of lh.« I a. t • ) •.. •n u n v ll.dll til e --*11 • ■ *‘t v|irm*.| ikt UriitM 1 r tf * r. M.'mluV Mile h r i n r 1.ftt klit •1 aii*l et.nfitnirti in H r r lm Ttir*tl«\ h\ r.ftl J i f t i . W il h r lm K r itr l Lit ( of th© <iri ntAii hii*h . .•miimii11>1 I hr . tunrmiH'Irr* i r■ ■In.t t ‘ 1it U t'im mt .•Mil’ l,««e *’ 1 ).« « /* (• i . t -i t i«»n Ill l*t n, i. ... t 1 « i r t i.n ^ . 1> p r mvuallv \ is’ lih’il f.O Its Ml Ri.rit*!* *.f «s.| nt. hour *\ t T iilln h u * ....... A ..mitt it nt Stnl • I • ..It Ilnur tl Mtt I***■ i, 1 eess» <ifolobTlMt D«vit| I Hfk»of| «.« 111 I l ' i n i M f rnft;iiiftrK fool in f o r m e i Him iht-well vaytiM flow f r o m ’•'Ml t o I ft on l.u f te U .b illy , ut.I 1 hut p r o d u .’ i |o* probaltly would l»r eon ftlilfi nbl> itbov f f»0 O b u i l d * " A n u e i t i i n t r futln nitr «»f thr p r o d u c i n g . M p n i i t y o f thiu well cannot In* im ulr until forth, r teuts h a v e h e r n made," llu n ib li o f f i c i a l s said , " b u t this in u real ‘ T A L I A r t A '- S I L . M ..y 9. (/l1)— oil w e l l . " Thr bill t r s|ii|g itin iiltin b o u n d F l o r i d a Couples Must Give .‘I Days Notice O f Wedding It Is located a milr north and a F lo r id a co up ler t.« y i v r three d a y s ipiurter-mile rust of the numl>er n o tice lir f o r r they m ay o b ta in one Sunnilnrd lest well in ( ’oilier m urnag, licensess„-. cleared County, which is now producing through |hr legislature liy a ilri-21 Ci lo 20 barrels of ml a day. | house \otr ye-tcida) and wnn Company's Hla.rmenl , sent to (iot < .i Idwell lor Ids »lgI ii n preparml statemeut, the •oatun •The measure introduced in the rompnny said: "Hum ble Oil & Refining com­ senate by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle of Sanford and |a»«e>l there early pany's N'o. 4, Gulf Toast Realties corporation writ, now nt a tidal in th, session, will tacuine e f­ upon being depth of 11,507 feel in Mine, fective imnicdinlch completed n drill stem te-t on signed h> Gov Caldwell or after May 7, I94fi, using a Johnson i having stayed five days in his type wall packer. »»t ut 11.549 office without approval <>r veto. It provides that applicants for feet, with a '«-inrh rhoke tat tom, 3-8-inch choke nt top. T*>t mnrriagi liceii-rs must flic a ffi­ tool open for one hour and . 0 davits with the county judge, then wait three days before the li­ minutes. "H a d 6990 feet of oil. 10 feet cense is Issued During the peri­ of salt water, 30 feat of salty od. u copy of Ihe application will oil cut mud. 6U a iw u » *hul-irv i ta |s)st*<i at Uiu Jrwut tloor yf U»a • «•• , 1 grronL -,4n,tftLrff. r r c u ure, U33 rr iamCTC-lxmfrthmue. — — " — in ^U i Ai-tfr-Peterson, rrr.tiary. attorn hoi* flowing I Rep. Andrew* of Union County. pertaining pwMur#i 6226* pounds. Now p r * \opposing the hill, eaid ta hari t Tta new ordinance i»«rUlnln^ to the sale of meat in Sanfori paring to set seven inch, outside been asked hv numerous county will also ta explained nt tha judges to help defeat IL "lt'a meeting. Application forms for dimension casing at 11,660 feet. going to drive the marriage busi­ "A n accurate eatimate of the permits to slaughter have been producing capacity of this well ness to the slate <>f Georgia and mailed put. cannot be made until rasing has ^lronude common law marriages,'’ ( I'M t ls M S Oa r*xw Three) I-amllords Register 'V A D May 15 Be Sure You’re In dgy mifl ■ Registration of taiullords under Census Being: Taken the recently esUkliltad rent control provisions, 7*111 tixe place at tba Armory, starting Tuesday. May I I , and will continue until June 16, It was announced by A. B. Peterson, secretary of the Semlnple County Price end Ra­ tioning Board. Onr ft Tuesday, all other branch** w of the H atlonihg Board will be closed down ia o rd eT that all workarx may aid Jn th# rent re­ All. residents o f Sanford and of Seminole County who have not been counted In the Btate census now being taken are requested to telephone the office o f the C> amber of Commerce at the City Hall or call 637-J In ogiler to glva this Information. It U Important that everyone ha counted In th* census, th* dendllna a f which will be 8 «t«rdejfi l ( a ? . I I , fo r th* counting. declared. Rep. Jenkins of Alachua Coun­ ty said th* “ primary objection** to rouplrs crossing the state lino »o ta married " 1* that th# county . judges get considerable fee* that they do not report" fo r perform­ ing marriages. Rep. Carlton nf Duval, wno •teered the bill to passage, aaid it would prevent "hasty marriafa* •hat wind up In divorce," and Ren. Clement o f Pinellas said It would **op “ s lot o f these drunken mar­ riage* and party marriage*." w Rep. Baskin of Marion said 1 he had been subject to such aw ” 1 wouldn't be a marri * tndav tacaure my w ife’s t should hav* kept m* at bay a shot-jun." - �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA T h e duck-***n»sl ilin u s a tir used Tho hardness uf the to p a i it •Host eq u al tn th at o f the Ills c u rio u s b ill to g a th e r a a u u tic emerald V e g e ta l Ion. j HKf.e .1! *»1 ------ ----------------------- 5150 TML POUND MY HOBBY BOX sociatiun. led In Union Services of Thanksgiving held at the Kirsl Baptist Church. The church s*u« crowded tq ciiDanitv. with irtntrV service .inen and wor^ei iiresent Charles Morrison led In (..mtiiitr “ America tne Beautiful**. I’urtinpatlng in scripture resti­ creeliawew rriMs I*ibv Osn America it bus been irivcn to ng* and prayers were the Rev. free the world from three mons­ J.H Root o f the Congregations ters instead o f one.” said Rev , Church. Major A.8. Whortonfit Root; “ two have already fallen I the Salvation Army. Rev. Toll* ulul we look with confidence to o i the Kirst Methodist Chum. Rev. Mnrk Carpenter o f Holy the conouest o f Jauan. Cruss Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr “ We must not pursue n polirj E.D. Brownlee of the Presbyter­ o f hate.1' he added. "It fs hale ian Church, the Rey. Y .ll. Oran and rruely that nna brought tier- them of the Christian Church and many low A mun was crucified Rev. W.IV Brooks. Jr. of the for his love o f the world, lilji body Kir*t llnntlst Church. placed in n tomb. Mis enemies I'raytrs o f thnnka were offeree killed him in tinlc anil went down to unrememhered graves hot 1>« for the Victory in Europe; for who died for lovo rote and shill! the success of the Peace Con­ live forevermore." Be Iheii closed ference at .Han Krancisco end for with the liriiediction; “ Thy will final victory in the Pacfilc tc whleh is lave, bo done on Earth lw followed l»y world pence. even us It is in Heaven." At the Sanford Naval Air Station. V-E Day was culcmnly celebrated, and talks were given nt nn open air service by Conuir J. G, Slincy. USNR. acting rom mandiiig officer, and brief talks werr nindc by l.iruL (Jg> |!uj • Is e r* r - ,i» r » - o o y) K, Derry. Jr., USNK. UcuL* WilHam i> Mnsoncr, Jr. UHJ4K, .tie 1 la.iiitHirdnitiit from lltlpe offIlowiird Kavlllr, civilian oinployce. nhot e. The Rev. Jo« Tolle, president The men who still have a war of the Sanford Ministerial As- to fight in the Pacific did HtUe ccJi'liratiiig when they heard of (iermnny’s unconditional surren­ der— they had not (he time. Tbelf chief concern was the- home front, und they expressed fear that the pro; Ic there “ will have a ten­ dency to let up." Pfr Charles F. lot wson, of riinttuiuHiga, Tern., expressed the sentiment of many when he said, "Talk of recu-version Is disturblug to u» » h o know it Isn't over hy u lung shot," Or* Gunm. the statements by President Trumnn nod Prime Minister Churchill were breedVita Fresh Coffee rust by the armed services rutfiA stotlon and Adm. Chester W, Nimit* sent congratulations to lien Dwight l>. Kisenhuwrr, Jarlaring that “ now the whole over­ whelming weight of our force ajn tie turned upon the treacherous ecemy in the Pacific.” Tile announcements were greet­ ed with Joy, but the jov appeared to Ik- founded on the belief that more American power would be lfu own min the Pacific. Everyone em i dm sued that “ we still hare a Job on our hands." No Excitement In Sanford On ' Finish Of Naifis Many Cutbacks In War Orders Exoected S o o n ""M ode U tfO R E jO R L E S s VJ5 Day Observed ^Stalin ^ R a t if ie s With Services A t Surrender; Goering Naval Air Station Seized By 7th Army It w Ila t s S l'r * M ra u * Sweetheart Toilet mid be' n t-elcc still uoint- SOAP Gold Medal Fancy Tomato Awarded Medal For Life Saving Attempt F resh est P r o d u c e In T o w n ! H lV eS regular „ Gaotgia Oman i 5 o* Onions 5 u* 29c Yams 4 »>• 29c Raisins NIC fta Potato*, Western Wine*on ib RedBliss sit. 29-- A p p Io s 2 it- 25c Ritz . , „ , - « ^ oa . •a^ Pineapples^ 15 r»*hktoek-cyad'T Poas 1* 19c * HBcT 10M Bran a-o* £ • * ;* • * ■ l m Wings PL or S. It Carrots bch . 9c Flour 5 ib» cu.p^» " Morton PL or tod. ‘Celery »tk 15c Salt- 2 6 -0 * . * „ e India Orong* Pokoe ASTOR, VALENCIA ORANGES Orongo Pokoe Tea 5 th» 4-os p k g TABLE SUt^IsY GUARANTEED TETLEY I P ” , 2 3 c meatsi “ With the occupation of Ger11 * iitavtv row*? has been transferred allonal|j4i , h, of occupation. 1i j Is up to them whether 1 and the rnmcni 1 have appointed can in in office or not. hAuld I be able to be of Use assistance It* m j falhertarv vntinuhur in ofrke. then 1 •cratch but it was tough going “Guess I w as Just lucky, I tbay cama pretty close to i •avert I times." he says. Bey it fr e s h ,m it fresh - it's better every time l Spanish ladies o f the wort perfumed gloves kn “ Sweet* Bargee” when sr in court. ma. IU camu through tho wtMa £ Hitjh Qualitv 4 -or P a ck a g e Valuable Coupon: ausa< O n e lip o l this f t and-tasting cnflee and you'll agree— litre's coffee « its delicious Ben! Here's w liy: it‘» (rally fm h , sold in the b e a n — then g ro u n d to you e order. Remember, too, there's a blend to Suit your cu te ! NICK’S PACKAGE STORE 410 SANFORD AVENUE Specials for This Week Canadian Hardwoods Whiskey 6.35 .Carioca Rum 5th 3.45 Peach Brandy Apricot 5th 3*75 A Tea L ow Cost! T v ," Outlaw* Grape Brandy 5th 3-55 Roma Wines Spanish Wines 5th 1^9 Sherry 5th 1.95 SuWanee Pride Liqueur 100 pr. Sth Whiskey Sour 129 Vi pints 49c Dal Mon is Seedless Fano y N. C . RecuBse By the surrender terms any German troop* who remain under >rm, nt 12.-01 A.M Tuesday be^ guerrillas anti bandits, de-prised of the protection of the i-w s of war. Grand Adm. Docnit* head of the heslra. (; n n ian ifcrwemtnent in succession ' III' A doll Hitler, announced he ■ *-“ • w o-ld >«k to remain in office u> Prayer i hn people. But he added: Allen’s Ginger Flavor Liqueur 4.75 r O als Roach T s a a t Toltosr 5— To realise that the sur teruler will be supplanted by any general Instrument of surrender Initawed by or in behalf of the United Nations appUcabl# to Germany and the German armeJ forces as a whole. Carmenclta Rum 5th 4.59 N ew Hasting* A G O O D THING For A R A IN /D A Y Soy/ You!!like coffee that's Europe J a p s la te r 3000 P la n e * cakes In ancient China, when a guest <_'•vita**4 F tpw F ift tlw entered a home he was Riven a that Cinch representative* were leather clove as a symbol of welleaving to negotiate unconditional surrender o f German formations nonet. in their area. Kotle* Is hereby given thst I at SI* The German high command am tKg*e*tl la (tenfold Avenue DertiiM, F l o r i d a Tuesday night broadcast an order under IS, MctilloU, nsiu*. Ssoford A tlnrcvrr CUf. amt that I to all Its armed force* to atop Ft*Is Intend to register said name pur­ lighting at-midnight. It laid, that suant to lhe term* uf the “ r'lodestruction o f war material or llltaus Name Mrstole" (Chapter scuttling of ships was forbidden. Jests bans ■>( Ktmtde) with the nf the Circuit Court ut S e m i ­ Such destruction was forbidden Cterh nole County, Klortilaby the terms of the military W . U lltlLC O U U C , Owner. surrender which German pleni- . liotentiariea slewed at Reims at 2:41 A.M. Monday. The Terra*. Allied supreme headquarter* issued special communktUe No. H announcing the surrender under terms which became effective el 12:01 A.M. Tueaday. The terms bind the German high command: 1— To surrender unconditionally to Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower and the Soviet high command all furcea on land and ’ sea and In the air. 2 — To order all military autfc: unties and forcer to stop ac­ tivities at lSrOl A.M. and remain in position* occupied at that time. . it»- Not to scuttle or daiuare any ship, vessel or plane. 4— To issue, and to ensure the tarrying out of. any orders issued bv Elsenhower and the Soviet *e had he lmers |n nl said ‘ Ur of e need 27c Meanwhile conservative esti­ mates were that Japan has lost some 3000 planes during the last two months and that heavy super-fort attacks on the main­ land have reduced seriously the enemy's ability to replace alrcruft. The estimate of Oral line uirrrnft available to the enerav ranged as low as 1000. > Japanese shipping Is in dire ■stroll.*- it is cat ■ton led that It I hns been reduced to around 2,I 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 tuns, and the remaining i vessels are under steady attack by urnry and nuVy planet operw|ting ns fiir nurth as Korea and os far south as the Notherlandf ' Etisl indies. .Submarines, too, ar« taking a toil. '/ Hervey Allen, who spent fiv« T u n writing “ Anthony Adverse." was twice invalided In World War 1 when he was a first lieut­ enant in the Infantry. runiinand. M axw ell House Pound Bag (la * I llashtp, carrier and plane sup­ port task forces, he said, consist­ ed of twe or three cruisers ind a tew destroyers, and at Itendova and New Georgia,"eery little air cover. He contrasted this with the battleships, fledta of carnet-, and the hundred* .‘ o f pianen that came over In waves in the softenIn* up proceaa. „ Lltul. Meander told o f replace­ ments by fllera from the Sanford ,vaval Air Station, who when sud­ denly thrown Into action, "did r. marvelous job." He termed their l reining here as “ exceptionally good.' and added that the Sta don should be Very' .proud o? them. He Voiced the hope, that within a year from- now, it would hie announced that the Japs hart crumbled and that the war was ore/. Howard Karlllc, civilian em­ ployee front the Public Works Im­ pertinent, nt**t sjoke Into the microphone after being Introduced ly Comtlr. SlineV. > or a mini bet of year* Mr. Feville lias l»-en connected with the contracting and building trade in Sanford. He tas been employed at tin- Station since the Public Works Depart■nent was established. ami Is in direct charge o f 50 percent o f the ,loM!c Works employees who |er- T A B L E SUPPLY iv w m m WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1945 NAME A T ALL A & P FOOD STO RES AND SUPER M A R K E T S OF FA M E �< V •V *- — q*VEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1943 T H E S X tffO R D social question* facing the aslion today, J3* work in lecture* for the National Conference of Christiarai a .Id Jews ha* been for the moat part on the eastern seaboard. The National Council of Chris­ tians and Jew* wai organlied in I C a a l l a a s t t 'r a s a P a s t P a r ) York City, and his rabbinical 1920 by the former Chief Justice degree from the Jewish Theoloji- Charles Evan* Hughes, formei 'fcl Seminary in New York. He i* Secretary of War Newton 1>. chairman of the Social Justiee Dakep and S. Parka Cadman, to Committee of the Rabbinical A s­ fig h t' various "hate movements" sembly o f America. He Is the that sprang up in the country after World ‘War I. The urganiauthor o f a book soon to be nublishcd title,!, “ Disciple* of the catlon immediately entered the same work when hostilities began a survey on religious and in this war and have addressed Bl&nding Plans , Lecture S e r i e s Against Hatred MOTHER’S DAY A t the Thlrfjy AAl* Food Stor ■lie awe Wall***—cu ir| r»: . . . EIGHT O 'CLO CK . 3 lb bag . 59c Cookies .. pkg. . 11c ■ a tu n l-a — r t »i Dundee Cakes b 43c 2-lbs. 79c an Flour .. 10-lbs. .. file klUon'Me-HkfirfriUg Advance 4-lb ctn 72c S w l la a e P n .k I 8c Preserves ....... Baby Food .. jar Ik J a r 24c A n a P u ff Bran Flakes pkg. 9c HU WZmrirfcrrf French Dressing 13c ( ’hoc. Syrup jar 27c |lol>ler» Fmfc, t ri«p Premiums Old 1-lb 17c Dutch can 7c Silver Polish jar 25c Baked Beans jar 10c !* » • — Insecticide qt - a 29c Yvnuenou8e milK ..... 4 tali cans ..... 35c Sultiina Rea Beans llY z - o z can ... 7c ♦ - » ii eaftfe r r e t . r i W a Waldbrf T issue.......... 4 rfclls .... 19q Kraft Dinner ......... package .... 9c Sultana V in ega r.......... quart 14c more than G.OOO.OOO Cls since the war bei(nn in an effort to "de vetop amity and good will and to strive for rational unity througn a development of mutual reaped for opinion* on racial, social, economic and religious problemt n E R A l.D V S X t e m p *F PAGE nM lFJt F I.O R IP A ^ ____________ French Riviera Is j .V Seen As Wartime;^; Mecca For Spies,' Hy RUTH COWAN AP Newsfialure* , ALONt, THE RIVIEHA—The French Riviera, |>eaceiime play­ ground of wealth and society, t» a wartimr land of spies, hunger and black market* where Amrri can cigarette* cast 12.MO a pack­ I f'ortt tmir«l (•>**'•*1 Ilatri age and butter $12 a pound. been and a thorough prod tic* Rut there arc Mill beauty, lion test can be -made, whicn fashion and romance, still cock­ should be within the next 10 ty tails at 7 o’clock in the event g, 12 days." ratill socially important names. Second Well in Stale The R iv in j 1* a hotbed of The well became the second rumors arid counter-rumor* that producer In the stile, with th-- nil but send a correspo idrnt mad' company’s number ore Sunniland “ Shh —the U. H Army ha* well the first. order* to lie-mine one of the larg­ Humble began the test drilling est villa* in Cannes . . . President for the No. 4 well on Oct. .11, Roosevelt is com! g —perhaps— 1944, and last week had reached for an important military meet­ a depth of 11,171 fyvl in anhy­ ing . . , Don't quote me - but drite and lime without sign of Churchill »** at Monte Carlo . . . till. A little over 400 feet deeper, German gold and securities were they hit a pool of high grade oil. smuggled out bv *ubmnrl'c be­ The company opened Its search fore the A me r if an* came.” for oil In Florida with the No. 1 Large placards in luxuriant Sunniland well two years ago, Riviera hotels set aside for rest­ reached oil at 11.G2G feet ’ In ing American soldier* proclaim' September o f 1943, and. received "There are enemy spies in this the state award o f $60,000 for area. Hr discreet " , the first producing nil well, split­ Tryitg to get u story together, ting the cash into contribution* you’ve jus! got some intcrWting to the two state universities. angle* on life under (lerhlktt occupation from a woman wh.» tpokr frankly and simply Hut another woman ivitaw up and whispers; "Ilon’t lake loo rrmua ly what *he *ay* She wa* rather friendly with the German*-" VoU AT Newsfeaturrs Mrdieal duly In a global war gel a lelehone call — "Can you is (erformed against a hack- rnme down to Ibe bar?" You g!* ground of intense suffering, but and are told: “ Something i* guinr medical duty in a Japamwe prison on. If you s r t a tit) go to the ramp ha* implications a man 1 bar on Rue Hlank and ask for I doc* not like to reinember. Set. Jo*.’’ You go, but Joe is out, or James I.. Frlaby . explains when hay disappeared. "W h y ?” The of the he tells, o f~ 2!.j the need for help answer is a shrug shoulders from the home front. Their are no Ir u m lie* *. U iU rim n (>e .eraI Hospital, Han Francisco, Calif. To the readers of Tho Herald: I was on medical duty all the time I was in Jap prison ramps— »*d the supplie* we had to work with, especially the first year, were pretty skimpy. Tile Japs just weren l putting out The *rcund year it was some better, j The Red f rt**s supplies started j getting to us I've seen a lot I've seen tilings j the people here at home would I have u hard time liellevlng but w for me that's over. I'm home and ki pretty soon I'll take a leave and pi rat my btother'a cooking for a while in Fort Worth, Tex I’ m looking forward to that. Ilelng home is wonderful and! Big Oil Well Is Discovered At Sunniland, Fla Medical Duty Tough In Jap Prison Camp m v;r' m *7 D w illU st C a r p , H. Y . C f 'Y-VZjJ M VVhrn stirt »int« Inf, end Hi** lx gin hurring . ■Quit k ! Stop this ni>n #-vkTir king symphony —with nut Tim efluitnl iinmuctifidl# rpmjr* 'em ind Vm! 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Finally, there tx a last in?pc umi to uvake sure that 11 work conforms In Fireslnno'a high standards of ipulity TIi 1 processes, to bo perfectly done, cannot be rushed I • Prompt Sorvtco • Fro* Im poctlon Bleach 10c M auaxta ^ ----- ---- ■\r :‘ • Flnoat Quality Trnnil Rubhnr Available) • All W ork by Faclory-Tralnod Exports » * * . • i o • Malarial and Workmanship Fully Guarantood • You Gat tho Pomous Flrestono DoLuxo Champion Gtar-Grlp Tread Qualify Secapplng (■ More Important N ow Than Iv o r M o t * . * . Oef flro tto n a Factory-M jlhod Koeapph f « • and K now You Ila vo lho Flnostl Ico'.Grewta, FIRESTONE 111 E. 1st S t Magnolia A rena. . ... v- )RE Sanford, Fla. StDRES Phone 12 s s r THIH FtRF.STONK DRAI,RR FOrf T IRE * I'f H r . AND VICK- • A lr iO M O T IV F - ft F r c H A N IH U F . »* - • > Sinclair Service Station A*i *. ‘ v. : m<rtfk RE' AV AND hi SSR �* s !tf o- * » .-»w ~ ---/ m r Sanford tieraid A t ia^rant Breach of l aith - C ilitlu k H la K> u l ***rr *•••*■»- »c*ac»FrM«r • » « * " * >< ■ * • ( • * . P la rM a t i l M a f f a a t l a A t * * - __________ WEDNESDAY, MAY f , 1 * 0 BIBLE Vm tSE POK TODAY OOD Ifl HPEAKINO TO US ALL TIIE TIME. GET ATTUNED AND YOU WILL HEAR NO IDLE TALK: Speak, Lord, for thy servant heareth.— 1 Bam. 3:(*. Poem-Uihi (From Talaria) A poem mar ba a light Slantlav across, snow, Making paths more bright, Those carves whereon we go, Leaving words that rhyme, Fool-prints following time. ISABEL FIBRE CONANT. President Truman's new navel aids la Capt. James A. Vardaman, Jr!, a native o f Greenwood, Miss, and a son of former Sena­ tor Vardanian of that stale. It * must have been a nroud moment for Winston ChurchIU when he announced the surrender o f Germany yesterday. Remember hla "blood, sweat nnd tears" ■peach a few years ago. He hks cent* a long wav' since then. So has England. Sanford residents are particu­ larly inUreated In the recent ac­ tivity of tb« 31st Dixie Division on Mindanao since it Is the old National Guard division which Included Sanford's 124th Regiment and still Include^ a number id Much as we are loathe to criticize the Associated I'reas. the Krcntest newsjtatherinK organization in the world, of which we have been a member for over 20 years, or to reflect in anyway on the courage and integrity of those correspondents who at great risk to themselves have on the whole done a magnificent joh of covering this war, we cannot allow the flagrant violation of n confidence by Ed wnrd Kennedy to go uncensured. Kennedy was the Associated Press correspondent who on Monday broke the nows to the world of the uncon­ ditional surrender of the German nation at General Eisen­ hower’s headquarters at Reims, France. With all due al­ lowance for mistakes in judgment easily made under the stress of circumstance, Mr. Kennedy did one thing of which no newspaperman should ever be guilty. He broke his wnrd. He violated u confidence. And in this manner he obtained a scoop which shook the world. Some fifty-odd correspondents were assembled in the Army’s public relations office in Paris Inst Sunday and heard Brig. Gen Frank Allen, head pubtlo relations officer, say, "We nre going on a mission to cover the signing of the peace. This group has been chosen to represent the press of the world. This Htory is off the record until the respective heads of the Allied governments announce the fact to the world. I, therefore, pledge each and every one of you on your honor not to communicate the results of this conference or the fact of its existence until it is re­ leased hy SHAEP', AH correspondents were then required to sign that pledge and Kennedy was one of thbse signing. He made no protest against lielng pledged to secrecy at the time nr against having to sign the pledge. Then, after witnessing the signing of the |>eace, he promptly wrote his story, and .nut itori the wires, without waiting tor the official release, thus scooping the other reporters. Any one of them could have done the same thing If they had been willing t<> lii aUnit it. . The Associated Press itself may not Is* entirely re ponsiblo for what happened, but it is responsible for the way It accepts Kennedy’s breach of faith. If it is to main­ tain Its reputation for honesty, integrity and good faith, it must suspend him from its organization and denounce such conduct by its employees. Scoop or no scoop, it cannot condone the violation of decent princples by any of its news gatherers. To do otherwise, would produce repercussions which the Associated Press can ill afford to ,l>our. particularly at this critical time. To serve notice to the world that it hs> no regard for it* sacred pledges would bur its corresism. dents from every future confidential conference. To sdmi publicly that its word 1s not to be trusted would cast a shadow of doubt over every story liearing an A I* dateline The Associated Press is under attack by the govern ment at this very time for supposedly trying to esta lilis n a monopoly of news. There is, in our opinion, no truth m the government's charges. But how much more dangerous would such a monoyoly be if the honesty, truth and integ­ rity of the Associated Press is to be doubted. We are at this very moment trying to establish world-wide freedom of the preaa such as wo have enjoyed in this country for nearly two centuries. To what good purpose is such freedom if it is to lie nnd cheat. Japan May Never Have Bat History Shows She* ( rd Ihr A«Ulir M « r(. * Samurai rule fitUtnl inter minimal irtitle ilwtntllvd. In IHJ>'» Jaintn cloNttl la FTvtrlvr veftrt lult-r. lh«* America1 ithin Mori iaim, l»ritimifiif home rt -thiii*'recked Japanese ere*, wn* U rn iL a i tied . la it three year* o f war. It represaaU.tha amount- ef Intamai ravanua- your Uncle Bam has collected from this Land of Flowers.—Melbourne Times. And did you' know that m o*V of tb it Hated naval- alrcrewman, wings of silver and gold, waa pinned, this weak on Auitld Rodney Iximmlar, II, ataman first rlstt (ARM) whose home addrea* la Box 85, U. 8. NAVAL A lB STATION, Long-wood, - Fla., signaling hie ar at all— moet of which -borrowed—but rather to JaekaeavUIe, May *. (B p e c la l)- completion of Intend ve opera­ Now Deal social expert- The Navy's new Insignia fo r an- tional training at thla* autlon, Austin R. Lommler Is Now Alrcrewman m SILVER. SPRINGS this summery In IU2.’l, when the narcophajru* of the ancient Egyptian kina Tolenkhainnh wn* oiK-nnl, aeet-ral pair* of k Iovps were found. ir t u r r . China without lundmjl. Falconry w n practised by the Foreign flfcU then |nr*uailc<i Japan again to open her pvti* nncirnl Pcraians, Epvptian* and to trader*. English and French Unmans thousands of years ago. ngrrrmrnt* were signed in Ihr Jet1lit*. Hus-in * a* nvM, TiuHi rame Coin mu, I'rrrj and Conn|no! General To*ne«nd Harrii who gained trade «*id aetllrmrlil (rm tiri. letter fame Pnpisia, • 3*itvrrUnd and Uelffiuni. Japan herame n world niarkef. Bring Your Car to the Nation's W h en K m p t toj* At* a i rtAiuidi d the throne in IHI", ■Jup.ai hruditl toward nimlenvitiitiwi** sentt<| all ieins o( government frum the ►hogunnte. He tnovei! to Tokyo, removed Hunt- diminution, t i di-he*! feudnllnin and ael up a nomIt*r11 govei itntent. 11at «iu* rt rt** bellion. nnd Kent a cetumiaaion ahrofid to study means foi ettnb* linhipg a Jnpimeie conKtltution, Hut while muMug Juj>»n a world power, M e jji algo tlu r t d the na­ tion on the road to conqUMt. L E A D IN G A U T O M O T I V E S E R V IC E O R G A N IZ A T IO N In IH!»1 ami nertuifeil FoiTkiutn, the llo k n l-dnndr and L ia o tu n g iw h ln - -ulu In IBtifi Japan sold Liaotumr hack to C h irm fo r 4f» m illio n y c t u ( h irin '* in d e m n ity t*tlt Ju p rm on the gold !*tandnr»! I paler profi-ur*’ of no \iiH“ JntUine-«' fitvnrtl anil I S *l»»* lnrfi! »**11- Ki»»* pH had up umif«| *u lAin it At a mho pin t* Cl ttia In it**ad. m LOM, -he ml reitaed her Hfiim-i end foitifinl l*o»t A r th u r tl.en invadiHi noiiherti Ko*oi»_ .!u puli attiiiked ltin rert yea* defeat mg the l(u**titn navy and land frees. In the treaty, Jaiinn iu*-»jm#-i| doinmillIon i»f Korea and to iIs (he Kouthepn half *d Sag'm I In n Mole iiikpoMunt -to iooh the Jrights to Riisria’s inteie%t in the ! t hnngc hun i ail*m an.I «.:il m i|or<»>l- in Mnnrhiiii* I»i HdW* I*■•r1 Arthui w«• itiuiJ> ... Ia pnti i »’-.*■ MlO ul *11|1tilll Japan entered World War I on t he allied -pie Ini I hr f gunrtir ip a t io n headquurtern for the Naval Alrj Oprrntlonnl Training Command, f The flying radioman-KunnFrt will now b« assigned to an oncra-i tiona tquadron for acilv* flight^ duty aa a member o f an air-! combat team, either on an air­ craft rarrter nr at a ahnrr sta­ tion. Airrrewman t.nmmler enlisted In Ihe Navy December 0, 1942, taking "boot" training at tho Naval Training Station In Grf.it Ijike*. 111. lie made high marks on mechanical aptitude teat* and waa xalected to attend Aviation Radioman School at Mcmnhla,' Tenn.. where he gradoated Nov. 1H. 1044. • Lommlar volunteered for aircrewman aervice and waa Iran*ferred lo the achool for aerial gunner* , at Jackionville, Fla., completing that phase of hi* training on the machine gun range Feb. 4, 1945. Boil of Mra. Della "Lommler, of Smithfleld,. Texas tha aviation radioman and atria! gunner wa* commended hy hla squadron com­ manding officer for hix fine showlnr during operational train­ ing which asuied April 23, 1045. ** 4* lim ite d Sh e or mpietl thr Marshall* M.ir Irinaalid C i fiitiiirn and he'd them a- mandates the **,u Ja|>an*a (dace si a 11r*<t rale in* *iiI no* rr *«-urrtI l'*> the World War Out NipfHin -el i»n controlling Asia. Fhc inmtlril MaPrtin|-ia in I!JJI 42 and in I'hlJ quit the League of Na­ tions, turning her hark on the I (Kettle lit from then on th* path whs •let*I I lit''Chitin 1in*olent/* rfiiulng nllt of n hlght fTtt«h he ^ t Aeep Smii- Ifipniiose Lines n♦ the Marco Polo bridge July 7t 10>t7, st'hf ih e'Japaltelk* rltedmitig into Chinn fmfii ntmecnl Man c hu kuo When t»eriniii-v eon uttered Franco, Japan nivudcil I French Indo < h riu wnd pro I claimed liei self n tmpt **f the j Rore- HerlinTok V*> BXIS. I* S fli'l ’ lo China «n » ,n!fmlt-*) nji .Iftiian***> creilits S it* frow n "Kt-o nomic itraiiKUlndon" then tv,, irtven at Jaiinn'i exru*4 (or war, Get more oul of w!ial you’v CHEVROLET DEALER MOTOR SALES were (ret CHEVROLET In the earliest day* of the church, it wa» considered irrev­ erent In npneur eloved leforo a m em lrr o f Uje clergy. ★ 01DSM0BILE * T, o c. v a m e S u a v e c ito { MAKK IT MELLOW ) rs?T u $ & ■ » * « StheOdap.Tafter S UAdolf a isBit*s Acapulco Friendlinesi k n ow * n o bon lera. D o w n Invitation H « v - Cade m eet* tbe sam e Sfie Job Rcgardleaa Of How S u> - i i M ’ ■ -* . M CADILLAC WE SELL •WE SERVE WE SATISFY ring whaUvar It can o peaeae empire. Logic car Mirror*, Veiwtlana and Framed, ,! Glasa Tablo Topi and Desk Automobile Glaa* InataUod HtViCI ON At MA«h c» ca» AND !»Ui.ii* Quality Service Headquarters cue, unllite Germany whirl vied hy dope fiend* aa Iff. Ayty CHEVROLET T o d riv e the C h in e s e o ut o: H o re n , he d eclared * a i on i.'hm ti Ball Hall Enlarged « and f o r r r d ^jcVtqofnqtoSNrfm**’ Today the f ins>t so-called doe­ skin leathern are taken from the baby l.i ntli to OPA announced that it would no longer rdgulato The baseball Hall of Fnmt* nt Cooperstnwn, N Y.', hn« U)< price* Of bird cages, alumi­ num hone shoes, ihfh bells, received ter) new names, voted on by .a|torl>* writers Just bells, artificial grass, pok- after it looked as If the election machinery were breaking p racks, safety sir vsnts down. At the lant election no one got enough votes, and at for wine fermentation, eat grd dew beds.— Miami Post. Even the the previous vote In 1942 only Uogcra Hornsby. .Now ten have been elected nt one swoop, all old-timers OPA must have leerned o f VE or nearly no. Only Fred Clarke, tho Pittsburgh outfielder nnd manager, and Roger Bresnahan, the catcher who first Tba Ruuiatu, who teemed to used shlnguardB, were playing as .late as 1910; Huglf Jenb « a llttla alow In iaarnlng that Lha war In Europa la raally ovar, ninga was. managing Detroit, nnd Wilbert Robinson mnnhave aomcthlng to eeiabrata aged Brooklyn. Jimmy Collins had ceased to guard third alnca that la- all tha war thay base only two years previously. bar* and now, for at laaat tho Tho pntriarchs of the game made up the other five: m en tal, thay are at peace with *11 tha world. However, wa aua- Han Brouthers and Rd Dclnhanty, unequalled hitters both; nect that before long Ibev will Kirig Kelly, whose name survived in the old cry, "Slide, be throwing tha hooka Into Japan Kelly, glider Jim O’Rouke, who in his 50’n Was still playing fo r I f thara la any nation on Mrtl) they have leaa reason to second bast for New Haven, Conn., with his son at third, love than Germany it ii Japan. and Hugh Duffy, who at 77 is still a conch nnd scout for the Boston Rod Sox. j . * Five hundred ninety-eight mil* Anyone who wonders If these oldsters were so much lion ddllsn la a lot of money, boy* and girls, but that la what should name anyone today who made seven consecutive the peopla o f Florida have paid Jilts in ono game, like Robinson, or, like Duffy batted for Into the federal treasury In the .438 and hit four homers In ono game. sanfobd herald , sanford floreda �-f <♦ r« - 9 *> a I Wi.DIfESDAT, jL-* i iS-ii rn r. A.iNFuiirt irERALn. - .»Nrunr> ri.c»rirr>A “ p j i‘t | - I noble - PersonalActivities w ill nig lit and grand b f past a>11 pant u estrd to ;a h j are - — ------------------------ nl»o in vite d . P e r s on al Buddie J o n e s of O cala ia v i s i t ­ T u n o o n iv T h e C o u n tr F e d e ra tio n o f WoTH LRSU A i m en's C lub s w ill r a f f t a t th * d u b in g h is s is t e r , .Mrs. J . E E w a n : R e g u la r m eetin g o f the Som - | house a t 11:00 A . M , A covered o( S a n fo rd . in o la R e b e k a h Lo d g e N o . 411 w ill , 'N»h luncheon w ill be aerved . M rs . T . O . R ro w n J r . and M rs . be held in th e I .O .O .F . H a ll a t ! T h e Home D e m o n stra tio n C lub w ill meet w ith M rs . R o y T i l Us Ii. F , W J iit n e r spent T h u rs d a y v is it in g in O rla n d o . nt 3 :0 0 P . M . at 3 1 0 E l m NOTICE All residents of Lin­ ford ttnd Se mi no l e Country who have not | been counted in the r State utensils now 1sIng taken, please con­ tact the office nt the Chamber merce in of Com­ the City llnll or cull 5H7-.1 - It Is important that"" everyone he counted in the census, Dimll m> is Snturdnv Mhv 111. | M rs . H e n r y E n im e n s and your.g TH U RSD A Y aon. T o m m y , o f D a y to n a a r e the T h e S a n fo rd T o w n ie nd C lu b w ill g u csta o f M n u Em m e n 's p a re n ts , meet in the C o u rt H o u se a t 8:00 M r. and M ra . C . C . (la n t t . P . M . w ith U P . H a g a n p resid in g . I'he public I* c o rd ia lly in v ile d to M ra . T . O . B ro w n S r . spent M lcitd this m eetin g. thr w eeken d w ith her son am i F R ID A Y d a u g h te r- in - la w , M r. and M r s . T . T h e C ard en C lu b w ill liold its 0 . B ro w n J r . tu s in e s s m eetin g a t 11:00 A . M. a t the W om an's C lu b w it h M rs. M rs . S . F . V e m a y le f t tod ay II. It . M cC n slin p re s id in g . A fo r W a s h in g to n . D. C , w h e re she lu n ih c o n w ill fo llo w th e meeting w ill v is it w it h her d a u g h te rs fo r T h is w ill te the th ird m eeting of about io d a y s . the new y e a r and a ll c irc le * of the C a rd e n C lub a re urged to M f» . A le x V a u g h a n h a s r e t u r n ­ g a th e r up a ll old b u sin e ss com ­ ed fro m A r lin g t o n , V a . w h e re she bining to d ay's, End to plan for h as been v i s it in g h er d a u g h te r. the m onth* ahead. M ra . W , C a u t h e n H u tc h iso n , fo r G e n e ra l b u sin rsa m eetin g of the past s ix m onth s. C a rd e n C lub w ill be h eld at the W om an's C lu b at 10:00 A . M. t o . M r*. B ro u g h to n W a tk in s and Iw follow ed b v o co vered •»!«>»1 in fa n t son h a v e been rem o ved luncheon fro m the O ra n g e C e n t r a l H o sp l M AYI ill IOt N 7%D IIA t i l in O rla n d o to th e ir hom e on C itc lo a . oL. o f. the P t Cltcloa I re s b y te ria n 1613 P a lm e tto A ve n u e. th e follow |CniJwh Witr meet »t | mg ho m es; M r*. Ja m e s C rap p * re tu rn e d C irc le O ne. M rs J O . Andes. I J r c h a irm a n , w ill meet w ith Mrs I A <’ M rR eynold n, 2481 P alm etto e r , t ilt G r a n d v ie w A venue, *i * A venue nt 3:30 P . M. .1: It) P . M. C ir r i.- T w o . M rs, L . K Hoyle, C ir c le T h r e e , M rs. C . It. D a w ­ /■hnirmnn. w ith M rs. t>. 1-. T h ra sh - son, c h a ir m a n , w ith M r* . F re d Evangelistic Rally Where? Assembly of (IOI) " W h e r e JestiH Is lien I" I 21 It S t . X When' Who? OiiK the I it it r e t Fifty Pupil; To Bt- Feast in Enjoyed By i fiery led Nine And foetal Calendar ’» U r. rem aining n igh ts nf this week evrepl Saltirtlny. “ T h e K A ST K IIN V IC T O R Y T K A .M " rnmpiiM <1 nf — lin y l n sd e rfe r of llr itlg e p o r l. ('o n n . and Nick (Irulrk frn m M ilw aukee, Win. S P.M. (.Vime Once & You’ll fomc Again. m f , W illia m * . 3 3 0 O ak A v e n u e , >t 3:110 P . M . C irc le F o u r , M rs . A . D . S m ith , c h a irm a n , w it h M rs . J . H . (J lllo n , . alm e tto A v e n u e , w ith M rs . W atnt Mi W a lla c e , co -hostess, at 3:311 i M. C ir c le F iv e , M r* . 11. C . W helche l, c h a irm a n , w ith M ra W. A n d w ig , tVl* K Fn u rte e n th S tre e t ,.t 3 . HI P . M . C irc le S I * . M r* J D Wood , ru ff, c h a ir m a n , w ith 'I r a Wood ' ru ff, ||2 W S e v e n te e n th S t rv e l l a l 3 :;t0 V. M. I C irc le * nt th e W M S C . n the F ir s t H a n tls ! C h u rch w lP m eet at 3 .3 0 1 M a* to llo w s . C irc le No I w ith M rs S \ 1 S h ie p le tt at 122 A vu cad i A v c . I'ir c le No. 2 w ill m eet in the \lu th e a n c la s s rrtom o f th e ch u rch w ith M rs J o d e r C am eron a c tin g a* hosteaa C irc le No, 3 w ith M r* . F re d Iln r r i« o n , M a p le A venue. C irc le No. I w ith M ra J C M itc h e ll, l i l t M agnolia A ve n u e C irc le Nu fi w ith M rs . It A W illia m s , 511 V a le n cia D r iv e ! C ire la No. 8 w ill meet at the d u i{ ? h annens w it h M n . A - C. Lu iiao n and M r* . J . L Ja rk» o n ‘a r t in g ■■ hnateasea. 1 tie I r l r r y le d b aseball team o f Se m in o le H ig h School, w in n e r* o f th e d is tr ic t to u rn am e n t held la s t w r r h al W in te r G a rd e n , wterr r n te rt a in r d M onday e v e n in g at the home of th e ir p rin c ip a l, I I . E M o rris , and sp ent m uch tim e in the outdoor k itc h e n p re p a rin g a le a s t in c e le iira tio n . T h e hoy* cooked th e ir own ham b u rg e r* , am i corn-on-the-cob w ith >11 the trim m in g * . M uch fu n w as had in tu rn in g hom e-m ade ice cre am and bid d ing fo r the d a sh e r T w o la rg e ca k e * w e r r cut at the end o f the eve n in g W h ile the boy* w e re co o kin g , the o th e r* were p la y in g ping-pong and scru b b a seb a ll. C a lla h a n proved hi* a b ilit y at fa n n in g out the b a tte r* . W hen being se rv e d , the lin e {tin n e d acco rd ing to how each boy cim ie in th e ir h a ttin g o rd er, A ll ag re ed th at C o nch K e t tle * and P r o f . M o rrl* w e re A - l H a m b u rg e r C h e f* . T h e money fo r th i* o u tin g w as donated by the whole stud ent body o f the hig h school. I lie hoy* le avu tn l* a fte rn o o n lo r L a k e la n d w h e re they w ill entet the S ta te to u rn am e n t and s t a r t the se rie s o ft by p la y in g S t P e te rsb u rg H ig h School a t 0 :0 0 o'clock T h u rs d a y m o rn in g . T h o se e n jo y in g the outdoor m eal w ere ' , H e rm an ( F o o ls ) liru m le y , C l a r ­ ence M c K e r, Hobby C a lla h a n , D on. aid D y e s *, Hobby C u llu m , D a v id J a c k s o n , A lv in K ilp a t r ic k , G le n n I .in g le . H aro ld K n s t n r r , Th eo d o re B ro o k ly n , V e ru C la r k , Jo e W a th r n . C o o l S in g le t a r y , M r. C . W (d u ll. C oa c h and M ts F . Ket tie s. Mi and M rs H erm an M or n s , Anne and C a r l K e ttle * und Hoi,I i) arid f r r iir M urrin. I rm w r r l. fro m S a n F n n c ia c * C a lif , w here site spent two w eek* w ith h f i husOuml, yyIio has «iinc» reported i«n f u r ih e i Out> in tin Cut’ if it Mr* F * ru t I'm e mill daugh ter DoT'it h> . left 11u I a v fur Ja c k a o n kill** in ..M in .I l he funeral of ,Mi* - le a n \ummll> in n IMay Day Exercises At I io* < «»r I mmy'i -it e f ilB lf F’ lfts I'tipu o f iiu t M^ioir r Sclt ■m| of I *a nr i riy -*f a hit b Mr* J ! Tep*n" .* *iir**t t -r mol Mr* AH 11u t l*in v i* ,i*-i-ifiht. will lap 11r r -e 111r*! in t he *c 11*n *L* f i ft L annual Sprmir ri vthiI *eliettul*Hl for Thur'dti v iteiunk' in ilje Seminole llik'ti Si fiool Nuihtormm and !*poo'4»re*i h\ the Sii|iliomoiv Clasx. The rurtnin n» Jt 8:1ft P M The pro*rram i- divided into four net* and nu i n l e r m e f t o Sirica the w«r i* nenmur ita etid peo ple of al I nation* will m ee t in each part nf Hie world tut vacat nutrnif at the f a v o r a b le time* o! the \ear The Alp* In W in te r ". ‘ Pari* In Thr SprUitf", “ Sutmnrrtimiin 11 mi *’ and “ Jaunt To a I hide llniH*hM. He tw e e n the hi*t two urt*. n m w l f r u interitrr n u ion o f Kdnii St M i *% O live C h a p mi ai nn o f S » n y Vlrvrent Nl dla v '» r>«*ein, " Itn u i i ftjul who pAthiatiui aV K o u in « r < ! ce n ce ", will he danced by the in w ith i h f utruetor* «>f the -cltool, and Mi** C o lle ir e n e ii w re k hiifhc*t avwrace in iter Jean Saver. ii**t*ieil hy Mrs, Rollnrul Ih-nn y%1u » \%dl read the poem mid Mi I arrie K Mii***a B IR T H A N N O I M R M K N T w h o will fiirmsh pin no a c c o m ­ Lieut, and Mr*. C L. .Smith an* paniment mtunec the Mrth of n soil, Storm y iSolnl«tj*, I"i**11le * NIi** Saver, will I **- Franklin S m ith , on May d in b e the Mi**es A ml it A ike tv, C r e ­ the 1 ernaM-LaiiKitUm Memorial te hen Kirelthoff. lane C h a p m a n , H*»*pitnl. .Mrs. .Smith m the f o r ­ BettM Af»hhv. Arm Halle v. A i m mer Kileen K t Imy o f l^ike .Mary. Whitaker J a c m ie L n MacD on al d, PhvlltM dlach, N vunne Cullen. P f c and Mr*. J a c o b Shealy Iloat Hettv So*’ Slum lev , l»o r then Sac Mana Mt io inlei, La Hue announce the In 1 1h o f m tin tighter, kett. Sh«*alp Km me line, on Saturday, M cNeill mnI Mi*ni:i Jot»r. A. Ino M ay ft, in the F e rn a h l- Lutijrtitoii j Uohh\ Slew ui t . Hobo Dean, Ihnilt Menmi ini Ho* fitat Mr*. Hr*t b ; In* Sent I and Steve IL^Lfkih ih ^ v fn rtM r Rrm ailitie -ThurK to t^ I ‘'irt and Mr* < On* Jun e' t'» nniMMinrinL' the hirth *»f a in rh ie r Pamela t«av *oi r iiu r ' d . v . M*»v J in the Fe rm ih t nntrh I»•i’ Memorial ItMspiuil MT» J Mites, it< fo rm e rly Joyce AdanH M r nn«l M r*. I * A B ro w n a n ­ no unce the b ir th o f a son on S a t u r d a y , M ay f» In the F e rn n ld I miffhton Mcnionrtl lla^pitnl Mt unit M r*. If, A J nan it tin nm m ee the iu r th o f u d u u ffh le t, Saturday, May ft in the F e rm i hi I jiU iflito n Mrtnorm) llo N p ilal County Council Of PT.\ ToMet*t'l’hurnda> Miss Olive Chapman Has Highest Average Mi** I Hive ( hnpnuin, iltiuuliter o f Mr nnd Mt* \\ I* ( ‘ hap n a n Jok \Ne*t Nineteen It) S 111»**t , San fo rd, finished four year* .it r lot idu Southern t t*ilene with the hit!how| u v r a c r 111 her cltlws. Her Din r t wri* J ;m Kill of a {Hi* * title jim io r -H it f b e h o o f Mav L .iy e \ e r c L e * w ill Ik* *»b* c rv e*| ,n th e Sanfo rd J u n io r Htich Scho o l <m F r id a y , M ay 11 C h ild re n w ill report to th e ir rlaaae* at the u*unl time, At Mi I ft o V Io rk e ie r r h e * w ill beifln in I he a u d ito riu m when th e K in (! anri Q u e e n , whose id e n tity have I>een k e p t a »eerct, w ill be cro w ned . T h e m em ber* o f the co urt a r e : H ill K ilp a t r ic k , Jo a n D a m p ie r, D o n a ld H o w ard . P a t H ro w n, Faye t l a ik i n i , S te v e H o d g k in , Hobo D ean, F a y e W i l ­ lia m * . D o n a ld D e a l, Ja c q u e lin e How lan d , B a r b a r a F d e r f ie ld , F lo v d C o o p er, H e ttv Duncan, B i l l y B r y a n t . (B a d y * W e lls and S t a n ­ ley B ru m le y . A f t e r the c ro w n in e of the K iiijr and Q ueen a talent p ro g ram will follow which nmaUl* o f : A n n o u n cer ■ O liv e r Andes, T u m b lln y A r t S t e v e H o d akin , P ia n o Soh> -H e tty J o H allo w n y . T a p D ance iM ro t h y and D o ris A n •leraon, T a p D un ce B e tty Co<rk and M urv M n rtra re t H e rn d o n , P ia n o S o lo Fd die S e n k a r lk , C la rin e t D ru m D uet • BH ly B r y ­ an t, J im m y P o w e ll, Cornet Duet (hum id It o w a r d , Donald L u d ­ w ig , H eading - C h e r r y S l n f U t a r y , P iano S«do - J o a n M cTeer, V o c a l Duet " I ’m an A m e ric a n ’ * • Hnsnlee T u lle , B e t ty Ja n e W’ llk e , P iano Solo - N a n c y Jea^i A p p le b y , B a lle t A n it a A ik e n , P iano So lo E lis a b e th W h ite , F u tu re F o r m erN Q u in te t - “ I'v e Been 'W o rkin u mt the K n ilr o a d .” I uitch w ill he served in the w hool tttfi l e i i n fro m 11 30 u n til I mi P M Fro m l tm in .1 10 the fo llo w mu I ruck f-veniti w ill take place MUiiidir i: Hr Oil d Ju m p , R u n n in g Ln»nd J u m p . K e la y Itaae*, fto N ar*l Danh, 11i|f h Ju m p , Po le V a u lt, Fcm tb a ll P a **, (llr P s B a s ­ ket hull K a iu e , B o y ’* Ban ke t-b all c a m e , O ir l’ « V o lle y B a ll T h rg w , fiirP* D iam o n d B a ll ThrOW/. G lr P * Suck Race, siful (Hr IN P o ta to If ace Mi**: i Sui|man Hill deliver lb* v nledh tnr\ voldi o - to the y ru*iu nltray chi** at t*i on men* •tnetil Mu'v i*l f" r two v i d f i , tnemlier o f the 11 Vi I i. m !,, hern * 'dl* t • '• Mil* und * heim^try iah**ri»tnr> nt f**r th fiT year% She ■«h* * ,i * o in 1m * of t lie hut* ii kfri-n.l Peun*y tv urn a State |o !>-*» * |M . , U \ Ill , <11MI*' h* h i - k i^iadumte uppoint yi'iir ^ (* “ * * ia iiito i •*( rti-" ni pi>dt*g|dy U' i hemu aJ labNW ( \ i i "o i , c m * prr*i«!»Ttti lurid v n< * 5* tan I Her name will Hit- v ,»t Mo t ,i rilenibuT ■! t lie |" i •id t;i,t i-1 i■» j i e*h inn 1 iiJ1•1 ■*r11 ' i"r in Whi.'* Whu m A me r i i < -d|eye* and L'rmrTiitir* Frier it*. f Mi** Miintiti Pear sun wj|] \u in tore* Ifni to learn that the b»* Keen removed fro m t h«- F e iidi M I..ii u u h I**n Me rno r ia I I he Seminole County Count'll H.iwpllnl where ulir underwent 0 *i' ii I iin' on|.) oniM Parent Teacher A**<wintlon will I .lino v» ■ minor *i|»emtitm, to the home o f her of Ihe l i p in i*ly_ *p«»rt***rtd Mu >li*i r i t iiijil eenaut «*f ( aim da hor nUtrr, Mr- J K Kowtsnd, hold it* annual meeting in the h> l'*.i Ileta K «i-1 f**r *>*!• (grammar Srh<*»| Thursday at t ' l l « •l,|l>lD)md the K*kirtiii Jr, t»n ti ll Mn^noha A\enue. io .tli A, M it wan announced y.-Jll al th* *'••11e v r I...... tint i*«M at 7 . JOft She a mem ber nf |he N\ ' ’ (hi* morning by Mr* H F Ward, M r* I lu r r y Haim en p lan * t«‘ rnen'- -Iniirnt |*n\i rnuieiit i mu Ira v e in n m rru w for J a rk non v illi t o»mi v preiident, w ho aUo ataled ihtit reports on the IimtaI ns no ’where ' h r w ill niifei her huahund , the P e tty O ffic e r H a rr y llnnnen h< ‘Motions will he fftven al til'd wilt In' n»-rv i*i t I i m e, eitfet i f jH hit* jtm l re lu rn e it io I he U n ite d ( if fleers f»>r liie (*ominir yeni • Mr VNoiit ur j»« .tit purerd- i • S ta te * from t h«* I'a e if ir ■ fn Utti'Mil th* MU f i r i' h*i1 fiiit w h i le In* ha- lu-en Irn ihr p a n rtill l>r elected unci a Nf other Iwt and c half p-af* * Uuy projfram will hr prrsrjitrd hv , dll l"« 111 i'l iMitli'li! - U*iiMllhk* .ti tin troys and *flrU front Nt r |*i no \ \J i). m d ii I*- u**m« -*t* (ftuit'a nwim a f t e r w h ic h Litu h r o t tin* nt-w nffirrt In the 12th c e n tu ry , there w ir e few u n t e iif ih , and fo od vuo treH* oralJ v wait- n w«th the fln u e r* IT L’AY8 TO LISTEN Hrad The AtU RUBBER BANDS V\ Pound Boxes 5 Pound Bugs Celery City Printing Co. Mere 1C« Park Since 1920 A »r Phone Sanford, 340 Florida I’ hime 22 for S<-li*Viule« I i W E ARME3) e SERVICES = 30<^ \ X FI), and THUKS. p^fWITH Ij/AR BONDS COATS S U I T S K i:r> S If I )l l . l N C IN T O P E R , L IN F 'ic .l I'i r l i i r r H of H u ..t.n ail> an- . ,»n ri|Htai r if t »*! H i l l , i \ il,„ ,n ir ( l r f l r h U S N A V Y VS JA P LA N D P I A N i> T h r illin g .h u t s of Jap .u ir iilr p ilu l. f u lf illin g lllp lr ili- s ltin .1 O l t l h , . , . \nm:i* ( AKTUON — NOVELTYI 1HTZ - SUN. - MONT. Perfect „ ., t £ 6 r . Mother’s GoAf t o l « ° j° ^ a" around 1 2 -9 5 a . 7- * i. ’ J ' j ' - - —« E x e u r e iv M W iir r T* ■ RAYON D RESS >1 11111(111 unit H Ml B ■ t l i ' i d - _ —O- —i- . 'r T - last what she wants most—a Bllmming Mary Allen droaa. We have many flatterers for Mother In Rayon prints, Bember* sheers and solid colors. i=5k '* -■-)\ L : L u V •-~' */.'->~raf ; . V i< 4 < i r •' W f Q 1, Mother will cherish a lovely coat or nuit—Delightful Spring garden colors to make her the prettiest ono of all . . . Boxy or fitted coats . . . Classic and cardigan style suits in Aqua, Gold, Blue, Flame,Melon Pink, Beige,Lilac, Rose, Chartreuse. Use Our Easy Payment Plant XL S ^ S ^ . ' S a; v ie * — F o n r is h T h e H om e* SAN FORD, F L A .. h -4 - ■* IT ** *•*' -■‘> 4 * :.ti i �. » X % > THE SANF0R1* HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE SIX P..I.F1 ................... .... , Rhubarb was broitjrhl to A m cr-1 Ln!3 ! CLV., J i ’9 In the Immediate prewar period. «Ko ! A m e r ir « n :.J d fi ju i averiiK c ,,f from Europe- Seminole County Court Record -RATIONING ID, j poundn of canny a year. CALENDAR .. ' »“x 1111 c imvk k .ih il, In ly Vii, /i*i, ^ 1 . in. i i, i*xjnr»* :i | , :i Ml A IS AM I b \TS It n f h|n rii|»!i i T i , Z ft. A 2, II*', C 2 , j Hi, vn hi!, c ajut i' Ju n e J; E 2 , K 2 , 112. I I * , .12. Him vn h 'i, ex 1>11r J i j it* h i; K 2 , I. .2, M * . N 2 I* '1 * r. 111* v it Inj, i" x 111 ri" .1ii Iy ;11 Q2. 1*2, S2. TV, 1 2 , flow Mill.| expire Auk'uM 'll. S l K i A It stu m p No. S ul' h i ,u VI In Ailn tt alkei M a r rin g , I . le m u r . S t r |ile iii- iitl. H a r r y I , Indianu ji.ih - j ml timl A ili lle A n n H u m s . ) m .« h h u M 'lt*; .\ ici.n e ,, (le o riff I... K •!» tl» anil (ie rn lilin V M a ri" Ian U m a t illa ; 1‘e U y . U uvitl i l a y i ' . l lr v t t W t c k , T e rm , am i l.ililatn H u i iu w . , T i f t o n v lllt . I t t n i i .: tim Iminttt. J n m r . i ’ .. tJrlnm lu am ! Ja m I J u a lie t li < a n n u l), (Jrln n d u , d o lm e n . tV 111lit rn I'., N u r lii C aro him a n il k » s il C m .*n n l i a y l tnr. Ilc m t i. Iln r m ift , H a r t ) t.a m rto n (T ia rlc n tn n , \V. \ a i rttul l i n r i i H a y M o u lt. 1 hhrlentonT. W . Vm .; A lle n C h u r l.- , I I . Illiio n tiin tlo n , III. and M n rjin it' MelltcV.. I n la r Ita p iil* . lu « a . W o m rc k , t i r o rite A ., T a ­ coma. \V a*h. a n d M arie U n t il!. S |ii« im « » }, W n n h .; O 'C o n ner, J a c k A ., O rlan d o am i V ir g in ia S . H e ll, O rla iiilo , W irlit e n la h l I n.loh O llu in li an il M ai > P u ir e ll Oi lain In . .S lu t e r t a i l I. Iho m ae ■illN ( am i M a y lie llc C r a v forth I lio tm tsv ille . N C Hutv vuiii, e x p ir e . H om e-M a d e M a y o n n a ise WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1945 SSiti6= 1 l a . h l-e e i!-tJlo ro . O n t r n l H n . I ’ rw iu c tin n C r n lt t Anni to W T. I .• (itllfct.' P lm n ln S ta le Hank to h A \\ .lite r K lu r i.la S ta te Until; t». K ilw in l . f im is e j (i.lm l le. J A *, I Thc*^ Prices^ Good Thttrrtday. Friday, Saturday We Sfetrve the Right to Limit SAUER K R A U T .. lb 14c SAUSAGE SALT F A T B A C K lb for SAETHERRING .. $1.57 . C a p e .h in h in im e il for ll« *>or< of e m b a rk a tio n . (a p e Tow n, So uth A f r ic a , anti co m e, fro m a ..nm II A fr ic a n -1 Q u a n tity R igh ts R esorvod Pricos Good Thru Saturday. May 12 Cherries no. 2 Sauce 2 r a n nr AppU Juice 46 01 F a n c y Diced Beets n o. 2 Stoktly Cut Oman Beans n o 2 VELVO Blokely A p pla Jill)*1 2 . ‘hll'HT wi||ihi 11 N«*i h H rXplM** A ijitu ** ill HII O K S A 31 pluiir -Ua m p*. No I, N*» 2. \ti nitvi iffMhj, K l’ K L O il. I’eri'nla l , 2, 3, *1, 5 valid fo.' Ill f^tilloftii each, (iA H C H .IN K A - 1T* ci»u| ons v a lid thrmurh J i i t r 21 Itn tio n in ff r u le * now r#*i|u i» r th at ritoh cm o w n e r w r it • In*. hrt*n*«e number nnd state nn rnrli cou pon n la1H pos?ir§Miu»t kfNiit iis It is issur«l to him by hi* 11k~h I ttiCrmlni hfmr»I Y«*or mil. jii,'* r itmninjr reroril must Ik* pr<'*i‘ M«»il to the Iron i l l b in 'll 111. [ 1>1 n if foi sy pplementnl [inv 1 a turn*. Mixed Vegetablesn O aoryia Tu rn ip Greens n o. 2 Coldlnn Spinach no 2 Aunt Janos Pure Peach Preserves H einz Bean Soup COLD CUTS Coffee Ground To Your Order 8-tokaly Hod Eout Pined LIVER SAU SAG E lb 39c . GARDEN-FRESH VKGETARLES ARRIVE DAILY! YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THE VERY REST QUALITY Itelre.'hinif J." - A ftc r-h c m rs POTATOES POTATOES . 5 lbs HABIT! Stop in oftrr wnrk and rn oy a chhI ylusR of Ilwr. TOM ATOES BIMAS PACKAGE STO KE A PA R A Cuniplrlt linf r/ Wmr — ItrrK — WhUkry Lovott's Enriched While m e d iu m I t M V A lH O ItT fc U CUCUMBERS SQUASH . . . 2 lbs Monon HI 01 ro 1 S a lt 26 or Upton Y L r .O O D / Y I A ll Fancy Florida Orange Tea ‘Aib f Real B h a ch Hvfird ^rnirs -X' 27c CARROTS m ue PEANUT tmready to blow my top ' Pounds W ESSON OIL G o ld B*at Q uality Fury M edal 5 lbs. 27c 10 lbs. 54c25 lbs 1.35 SAUSAGE Lg. 23c Sm.BVzc SALE! 4 ilkiHfn ylorul Typ# 'i Smutted Fhila •Cufs it Cream 32c Cheese Sausage 39c S ausage »» 32c S u n n ylan d T y p e 2 C n d le u Link Cheese Sau sage “* 39c Klngan Type 2 Bag Va. Bed Fin S ausage »■ 39c CROAKERS W hol« Soli >b 49c Mullet Haddie „ Gall Markerel H orlham W h itin g Fillets pound >b 2 8 c Fillets g o o Qa Typ® 4 Bmokcui t i n a m r N orthorn C o tta g e I n i l l j n i)« ( F in n a n 2 B c h s . 19c » A e 4 A IEPEIMILE EXTRA-mILER CUT BEETS u iik B I* r ttc small Bejt Glade Type I Bologna ib 31c POLISH C o u n liy Style Souse' >*- 25c Euriiiylarid Sktnleva Wieners ib 35c LUX Toilet Soap 3 for 20c (jo ld M e d a lK i^ ^ HOUR SERVICE New ridilln Orange Pekoe Tea 4 It,4 W l,| . I Ib. — ..... 25c TETLEY h u r it c. 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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES the per Una for one Insertion Me per line for there insertions 07c per line for 6 insertions 15c psr line for 20 iosrrtlnn* Minimum rate* . . . 30c I’ HONE 148 OR BRING YOKT. Ads to THE SANFORD HERALD CCML five Word* In the line. Including phone and address. AH advertisements for situations wanted will l>r charged fur nt tlie regular claeelfled rates LOST FOR SALE— LOST WHIST wnMi. white gold. Btilt.va Sails .it Hite rhentci. Bi-atru FIU), l*16 Orange A vc. Ih B. POPE COU. 8 . TIRES and TUBES Tauehton, 1201 Celory Av«. ha. l .u S T S e v e ra l k . on key r ln z ■ complete lino of Ballai.i on F i r s t M n e l. H ow ard if r e ­ Feeds; also groceries anil gu»i>tu rn ed to Ite rn ld . lf»«. M O D ERN v%oil lo ru U ’d C LO ST: Y'oung ’ fernule si m y i ll fro m home M r* .1 j i . .111 i i , \t i ooiii houis. Rhone 0122. CYPRESS po*U; murk and woml. 84 hour »ervice. 4i 2 Fine Ave- DELI red p ig . Ite w n n l. 1st .m WANTED iMi'.ii loan Seintimle Jill \ I'.uk Ave 10-ROOM HOUSE, garage. Ii.rpi •ervened porch 201 Maple A w RECAFFED TIRJ-S: W# have in »tock recapped p» ■ aanger tires in almost all •.i/e-. no permits are now rwiinreii to purchase these. HEL1NERK: Ifllll* Lengthen the life of your recap r •II slies. M I It I l»1|| | JU f -Mil lltllitlf V I ' tires by putting a relmei them. Have just received a shipment oi these in virtuallv Also, we tnive liu -c , In truck sixes. A. Yi FHKVATi Phone 1104 Hr* Hie. T'lorld* 80 ACRE farm tiled, good flow ing wells, 10 acre* roiiiil. I •. I Palm Hammock. Sanford F F. E. tP.D. 1101 I'utk Av. Sanford, Ha. Flume elf.I VI U, C.E. BUTTERFIELD SE W ViiflK "F M " initial' «! llie >lein of '‘noise-free” broad casting known as -^frequency niiMluliit4on and so named bc<nusc of its lecbniral iliarnctcristire is considerably concerned over tin postwur status. That is. Just where It is to be located In thr list of station assignments. Since It cot tinder way si lh< beginnings o f n new broadcast service five years ago. F M ha» been operating In the spnee !>» tween 42 to 60 megacycle* nb..tit seven meter*—aod ih u iiw slieetnllv designed tranmulten ni.d receivers. Recently, thr Frdrral Com­ munications Commission. In re­ allocating radio servires in the higher frequencies extending up to .10 thuusand megacycles, pro­ posed that FM take a new spot, action for the German fleet anil tierniiiiiv marched again. •‘ I to 102 megacycles, where there would he 90 operating channels, compared to the present 35. Sharp differences developed im­ mediately. The KM Broadcaster* Association protested on the ground that the move Would de­ lay po*twnr development of FM f..r years and that much of th< . quipinciil now III use on lo*ei II euueiit lea would have to lit srrnppcil. Proponents of the change inistcd that the chances of in(er slnto.n interference would It les,, m .I and that better servile w..i Id result. Also that adautrt ....ill I., hull! — In fuel alii-mh i ..I i> i n demonstrated to uiukt m t i . i i - fit the new channrK After announcement n. the elliKStions the FCC held hear iligs at which both side* *et« heard, with its final decision on FM mid the other alignments. Including television, expected with III Werks It i- e s tim a te d th a t I M le •• m i- now in the hnnds of the r. 11s«•.. iiuinlM-i above 160 thou ■.( - ' h 4'i stations, most of *. 1 ng t»aek before liu .-.ii * i * .t| oi Thr ins no ii , Aim:traa.- vsttran radio enjtir.etr *:.a i.iCot*:!, vrhese :u ttractoiodsTie circuit the basit of mo*t .it today's iK tiririt tquipmriii goe> *>nrk t<> World \\ nr I Primarily. KM differs from ■.tsndard- or ordinary broadcast-, inn, Liuiwn at amplitude rnodu1st ion (AM ). Irecausc of the manner in whirh it generate* ailnala. Without Kelt me too trchnicnl, it suppresses none* in reception lho*e irented by the receiver itself n» well at outaide dlaturhuncea develoiieil by all aorta of sparkling eli-ctrirnl apparatus. Thus. Its apt description aa “ noise free" reception. Another advantage la that It operates on frequencies consider­ ably hitcher than standard broadenttinic- There It has available the wider transmitting bands re­ quired for its high fidelity or full tone range. Also, these frequen­ cies urr not subject to some of the ntniospherics (static) encount­ ered lower down. An FM Station occupies a channel 200 kilocycle* wide, com­ pared lo ten kilocycles for an ordinary station. In FM opera­ tion. as the engineer explains it, the (lower hf the radiated wave remains constant, while the fre­ quency varies with the character­ istics of the wnind wires. This rontrasls In AM, where the power of the carrier wave is varied in accordance with the variation of the sound wave*, with the frequency of the radiat­ ed wave held constant. This wide channel permits tianahiisvion of sound frequencies rnnging. up to lb thousand cycles, highei than thr nvrrage ear can | belli, giving F.lF ils high fidelity W E D N E S D A Y , SI ir.or.l c f , frequency hands and to The, flntt Wagnerian,. w m id .a tno Festival Tneitrr rcprn- ' J m :r ilc c if t a l' ',ili'(iitu ill) 1 .. I. liA it* 0 1 « tin •i u li-u ■I brand I k ii 1.1- t.icii i )uppl«fTU;.l i ; i u t i l s s . t.ul o lf r M p u ..« ib ilitie s tin rn n k ja lrra b lr iiro g re y *. detrending p r im a r ily on lh». public re e p o n se th ro u g h the |iu n - h « .v o f r o c r iv r r * In a d d itio n , o ur of U r rr q u ir r m r n l* * e l up f.i(_ le li- v is io n . • h le ii * * 1 ... u t r n the In n il f i r - Obviously— FARRELL’S Arcade PACKAGE STORE Arcade Illdjj, LONDON. May II. (A T ) — Lieut. (isn. Jarnrx Ihxilittls. American Eighth Air Force commander, who led the first air raid on Tokvo, predicted 2,000-plane (isaulla will be made upon Japan. 81m of the American tlr force attacking the Jopenrae will continue tq be Increased as airfields become sttllsble and supply routes, communi­ cation* and boa** " ,r e*t*hllshed. General Doolittle told reporter*. 4IV* i H W * m ; there is "no alternative" but to ' continue fighting despite Uir alow attrition of tboir armies on ^wvery island front ami the ^Ahrealcncd debacle in I'hina i where the Chinese have trapped thousands of Japanese and killed a third of the 80,000 Invaders in western China. Superforl* struck am-w In three the heaviest against the seaplane plant near Kobe T**" other blows were struck against Kyahu Island. On the west coast nf Okinawa the Yanks crossed the Asa River in the biggest gain ii. . . . i However, uppli* or ■I l i t o l l l l l ■ ,.'|..t l« 1- • io ROOM HOUSE cm..... Id, 'furnished. 70.1 Fnlmclln i .'1 6 0 o i In o lr n. o f tin •‘O U lltrv I a n with h i t ', ait no. I.ei • . . . tin g w ill d e v ••!n|.ii».-mI lo I M sy s te m Used hv no.-1 ' .1 i i . the w in k of M n) I! II nue. I.ITTI.F country !)...))• on bu* tin*, ('an give .mmr.li.>' t poe**i*lon whenever you w »'t , It, Three bedroom*. .......I 133(0.00. Edward F. Urn-. *, phone 462._________________ _ l lf A T >90 DODGE Solan. Fir* Dept. Phone 73. h Sanf..i NEWLY recapped 18 inch in D«vu been use<l Inquirv It. in Central Florida. We .p r c u llic In «'Ol..pIet»! lao>»i inerhaul'. SO G A L Iron w a s ), pot. Write Box T. c/o Herald._____________ •MISCELLANEOUS Atlantic Rank Bldg MOTHER DESERVES tlta BERT .— Fcdlgreed Doberman pups. , thU week onlv 160. Eogl.au viola Kennel* Twin Ijvkrs, ll<>« 257, Banfonl. Fh»n«> K County 2304. ______________ ron CURTAINS, Inru (I III fk, YYIIkllFlI. tnlilu • Ptltrchl-'l Mix'll h n l. .ltd M ullolivilli Phono M7U. h ale E paved elaetric road. Overtime Pay—Paid Vacation* Frequent Increases FJcaaant Envlronmant Apply Employment Supervisor 9-6 Weekday*—Saturday*, V-12 SOU. HELL TEL. A TEL. CO. 110 E. 1st SL Do Not Apply If Now Engaged In Eisentlal Work fan Duhi.rt and 0. . phone 768-W. FOR SALK SEVEN ROOM furnished house cloae In. Immetllate pox«e»ai«n . Robert A, William. Phon* 732 . . . I^et us fathers, wives and sweethearts of those brave celebrate it with a prater o f Thanksgiving. iWANTEl>— NTS SHOES, Six* 10. lltr I, Office, . ______________ Ford, good mechanical Rtova Patara, RL# 1, 0 htna and frenre Irocery, 817 I*Brmet- panL .quick cash *»«. jna. No. tnuic ton large or too small. Am willing to sell on term*. You don't hnva to *w> anyone hut tnr. .Inme* A. William*, WANTED TO KENT FURNISHED apartment or cot­ tage, Navy couple, no.children, pcrmnncnl. F. 0 . Box 68- . BUY.any IHnd o f aecond hand trnlUira. Benton Furniture BY PERMANENT realdent H u n . . 600 Banford Ave. or npartmenL M . ,V. Stil 1612, Sanford. - «Hh«r BU. writ* full house nr apartment on. Rev. It. M. Henkle, FURNISHED by Juno I. Permanent. Phone (Monro* Corner), OSl-W.. ’, Longwood. . •- FOR RENTATTENTION) Bervlc* nenqtincl and vacationUULrrr^ Apt*. Ut rooms two l>lock a from Main St. orte^tall-block of ocean bj CONCRETE PIPE for DRIVEWAYS WELLS SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CULVERTS and BEWERS Transit Mis Concrete Second* available at low price CONCRETE BLOCK 1 By an uxpuri with men and women who lost their, lives and will not return to their homes and loved ones. A prayer of deep and lasting gratitude to the heroic men and women in the armed se r A prayer that all this suffering’ and sacrifice has not been in vain . . . That it will have vices who have offered their lives that the rest bf us might live in pfcace and permanent security , helped to win for this nation and the world the permanent and lasting peace and the enjoy­ . •J -4 • ' • , * .JX 1 S i ” . % b - f, ment of the freedom for which they fought from dictatorships and future wars. A prayer of sympathy to the mothers PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. Phene 1241 HANFORD, FLA. And So, Till the War in the. Pacific Is Won, * F t t E S fF W H B N ^ f FURNISHED ROOM with Uth, Close In. 70fl East 8reond 8L YOU BUY IT When you buy our bakery rood*, you can U aura they •re freah. Coma In today choose from our large r e la ­ tion uf bakery ( i * . - ‘ ' " IMNIHIN. HI . V* _Caau . D m .l.v l MW r. ilfl rvT ■In r* m. U a M l i H i ' H i t . J a ni c s Sliocmaker WrilL'H MothoM Of Risky JVflssimfr W AR LOAN ' • . * • f) ' ' ROBBS t 0MB BAKERY 1UAI.ITT ALWAYS’* tA V) It. (\|*) \|4> ||. •r-v it|i|tlr»«li .in' Nnii m i'll It ( 01111.1 )«e Ilv ||.|w ill I k * I - i » f >if *!»• S tin r ii «ti m ilt t/i(4 k mi • » unit rt| *it th r 1 N •«e« !• |t 1 1•••|| /Mltr n l l« rf m.tiM lii't tit il ) |w ri«ho« rr '• ill li-|»tt *4 'll theI it 11r«| -•I i l l nil lilt- I •Ml ( |M•■ »I r «"II t r m| . .tint il fitt I ,» f m4lt * I luv •I I >.<.1(1 v1-yy Fi.slt !•ry I s Enjuved Ii> Club And When \l Fort .Mellon I’arl* II. I’*) u>. e.lt4*l A i '1 ,1 / ! /f’itrf' *Alrea.|>i* J ■w e re ,I it )>,.>,■ n «* el I Inw*«| hi W it I l«*|Mr »n tfiil I le ill I. f li I til III« • I4 l N81 I i*>«-ith«M* rr '« l i u - Amrr it 4 1 1 u n i t ii.im i« | i.e it ilriiu l) ••ill hr (hr | It t( « % cl 1%Mini lllfti |J *11%I •mux t **f rr^imniliiikT I" (hr m ini-lrt' of (hr h ri nr m t rrnI* nl flit untmi Thr W*r I(t-ftai I nt r rtl failril !<• «lrfmr I It r \ ill r r | t 4 it in • u ii4 I (on l.o N M O N M.i v II. (AIM -F in rrr* H* iliru*' KiHslan urtt.ic-i u t»,n tiMl.n ..it 1 |•••«'k<' of j. i losing ilu* hard N.iv t..u..t t.-- w l.o fo.u 'h t on .ri < ’••>iuoltiv ,.k I,, in ib l ienee wBtral Florida whore establishment wof a colony of retired railway workers will take place, accord­ Charles Holtsclaw ing to a resolution of the Nation­ To Make Home Here al Association of Retired Railway Employee* of Loulavilie. Ky. CapL Charles Holtsclaw, who This resolution wa* read Mon%.i*y mtvming at the regular meet­ served 20 years in the Army All h«u min Pfc Jmiii Shufiimi • ing of the newly reorg*nlxed Sem­ Force, and who was retired from 'p (»rrni44n> inole Unit 41 of the National As­ service due to disabilities received It* fi*t»lf»l* In |*t Pirn \ sociation, held *t the City 11*11.! while with the IUth Air Corps at Ilf u n» |*4i•* ••( thi ' J. L. Stark, national organiser, j Gt.sdslt ansi, has returned to make •111a•e ••*V911mf |M' l I reportrd at the meeting that there Sanford his l.orue He is engaged i*ri|ir* I Member• of thr l(otar) ( d * IntiCvr 'Mi* o»h It are now unit* at DelAnd. New It. the Venetian Blind business vtt| 4(>(r**r |nlt Mini (.*• il«-w* > Born and reared in Sanford, ht mill (hnr »ftirj4tf attriulrd n pn #Sinyma Beach, Daytona Beach. thi- Jill l I •l ||Vll *4' ( *4 I •l(«!n*l enlisted in the Army Air. Force nlr up ihr Si. John? Rivn ■r*(i| (411 thnt >Ut h 1hiiny* • if* thi <l«* 11 ••* St. Augustine and Sanford. arcam rno d nlm iiR h e lm : mad** t* Permanent officer* of the Slml- In 1922 and served until 1933 Wednenday afternoon under th*- unlil uftir h«‘ v%«i* killnl that nole Unit* were elected, with W. when he received hi* discharge. lender Rhip of President Roy 11<»l - h*i| vnlunteeml for It. Soioo thr Arm Rent O ffirr al Snnf****l S«»ly hail to th* job Ihoiii'h and rrliM' li pay hiyhri uni B. Zachry he chairman, S. S Ho re-*nlisted when war waa da- ler. 4H4l hr it hi ft irfxnl ioh Grave* e vice chairman, and F. clared on Garmary, and on Mar. Mr Davr i|f*Im(|4(. "Thry operate*! *ni!v n( »m'*» ^Haaky Wight a* aacreUry-treae- 20, 1942, tho rating of first lieu­ T h e I f lit a aallt V«•! I»l«»l h|IH f V___' *urc re. tenant, and on Mar. 10, 19-42, Memorial Service For! Hdil »omrtlmrn far l*rhin*l rm * . line* They ifalhrirel inf«irmi«'' It was resolvgd that th* Unit the' rating of captain, the rank Roosevelt tlmt mivril nlhrr lor* Hr >• S p r i n g Shipm ents E dw ard Mulliuan would co-operate with the Semi­ ho held at the time of hit retire­ PreHident lnil\ n lirro «»f Hit% mhi nole County Chamber of Com­ ment. Celery Nearinii ( iles P lasm a Need He is the son of Mrs. C. Imerce In takinr care of all re­ “ Hr vbn« klilt'll l.v « l«ml »•' \ tirautiful and imi>rc**ivF uu tired and other railway employee* Matthews end belongs to the Mes­ murial arrvice w a a held by lh< *»n a ritfht pnlrnl Ihrv lui-l |/who may come to Sanford to ons. Elks and Veteran* of Foreign Amernan Legion, CainphqJI I,.-- leave hint there «»» I thi»t « Vanishing INiinl In Pacific TRc^lei Investigate locating either a* War organisations at Sarasota, mg >..<)( N.i 33, faT- th> Ia * In* Ait* rrpoi i«->I 1 1if in / tourists or a* permanent resl- where he was quartered for some Frratdent Kixtaevrlt un Frnl.i > .14 I 1*4(1 time. Be nttemird local schools evening nl the legion hul. Mi* I “ Il hapi rnrtl »•( OlN'lrllr' »I denka. in e iil ••( 1*<r >|>llli|r »»"J F. K Kmimillat. memorial chair (irrtnanv, a pi arr Ihul n«* i A resolution waa adopted to and at Kiaaimraee. r v lr r y H»4- i n * » \ l » g h ( 4 i • 1 endorse the National.Association Two brothers are in the MQflef, man in charge, placed a black lit thin nattalion \%111 ryof (••(>• wOJUlCt iulit. lliU J.I * > f! vi a % j> f. Retired. Railway: Employee* a* Si&gL Richard Holtsclaw, former riblwn un the ruiore. *lir.t> |*Iare r a*»Iw *4» il H r ( flii'Jy t pri*i t ••*»M featured linger with the Chicago Mrs. C. U Irwin llghterl * ran ah*Mii a (loien Ihmi»c* oi ao irnciin 1h« and San Carlo* Optra companies, die which waa placed on the table | "ICa a funny v*nr There i%* •«- vm»uj4i| W|* thnr t idi'iP'l th*" In* • United StaUt, Incorporated under who la now en-rotite overseas anJ beside the portrait of the late a couple of Jerries just outn i** OCinln f*i*4 the laws of Ktntodrj. and which Lieut, Britt IloltacUw, UQNR, President. The table was center­ Huntinir to Burreiulcr Thry %%•*»• lap thl.H vkfvk, aecurdlug t* haa extendad lu membership Into now quartered on the Pacific ed with a bouquet of Spring told lo roinc back tomnrmu »*l ■hlii prr* At thr l"KtMiiuT: uf thr 24 abates and soma 67 railroad Coast flowers 1»:(I0 A. M. Wr want no m*»ir •hlpprm «*»tinu4e** thrre wr i S*4tlllir^terminals. Joel Field. Po|t adjutant, gave primmer* here." about 7f• 4M»» nf crlery. moflL f henter e *re. Franca* L. GUliad of De­ an addrrsa eulogising the Presi­ Pa*cal, left fit Sam*<*ta, .'III l*.»fend, addressed tha meeting and Pfc. Hugh Whfflchel dent and ended with a prayer waa made an honorary member The memorial we* concluded with Women’sGroupHAided rnl und 11 !> <•<»l«l«*n ut llrlli(jlude; 2*p>0 ParcnI and -IMI C••>1*I Wounded In Action the tinging of th* "National An­ of .Unlb 41, in addition to her In War Rond Sales rn nt Ovinln; :t.r» Pa oral und |t»f» them " honnorary membarahlp in Unit 66 (inltlcn at Wrirmlalr* 7 T> Pnatiil The regular bualiieaa meeting of DeLand and Unit 67 of DayPfc. Hugh G WbelcheJ,. Jr. . Members of the Kanfunl G»r>l>n and 7f»0 C»**ldrn »l / otIIwimnI; «ti* Associated I* cess fiton a Beach, all of which unit* was wounded In action on Apr. waa presided over by Mrs. Irwin. of the Woodman Circle, "f Panral nnd l-Ifi (ioldcn at Island •ha will repreaant aa publicity 18 whila aervl •ith tha First Inatallation of officer* at a Joint Club, Apologizes For Scoop •gant and aa entertainment chair, Army with tb* Legion wax an­ the Soulhaidc and West.ide FT A Grove. . . during ...j capturemeeting of and of the Eastern Star, have Total iiumlwr *»f rar* of celery man. Laipalg, Germany, according to nounced for the evening of May presided for the past sev> rnl •waiting *lnpmerit in Klnrida i% Mr. Stark furnished tha Unit word received today from tha 21 . Mr*. Erwin was elected os a »»■ Cb«* Thr**» with a list of 800 key men to Army command by hla parents, delegate to the convention to be weeks at the booth at the Yo»ell ■ tore promoting the sale of _ whom are tq be mailed letter* Mr. and Mra. Hugh C. Whelchel held in Orlando May 17. Mr*. 8. F Long reported re­ of the 7th War Loan, according Pfc. James Reaves • and literature telling of the *d- o f 1016 Magnolia Avenua. ceipt* of |430 for the poppy sale. to Edward F. Lane, bond drive rantagea of Sanfoni and Semi­ Pfe. Whelchel entered •the Hurt On Corregidor -ole County aa a place for a re­ Army about a year ago. Ha It waa announced that the unit publicity director, During the week "of Arr 2.1 tired railwayman'* colony. The graduated Lost year from Samthrough the 28th the folio)* mg Unl( will meet at 1Q;80 A. M. on fool* High School where he wa* member* of th* Gaxticn Club.prei l l . I n b a lw J tha.find Monday •( aach month. pa**ld*nt_of the- SffllflL. TMertr-Mrg. c 'iL-ittaiffiig: 3trrr nilThorlXatliili b y ' Rupfcifte Alli<*.l • tn * UtnWWnl. ' T wo--new If* - was prom Ineo4- In TUilalire llfinli|durters. members were admitted Inereaa- and waa tackle on tha Celeryfed After tha adjournment of the "The whole, long, hnimtablr ing the unit's membership to 88. Football Turn. • meeting. r*fr**hm«nta ware eervrecoril of the Aaaocmled I’rex* •d to tha group by th* hoetaea, i* bn*c<l on it* high nunse uf Ratliff, hrembera of tha Gladiola Brownout Orders responsibllltv a* to the Integrity Lieut T. Davis, USNR, Grove of th* Wooman Auxiliary ami authenticity nf the Ilex* nnd Lifted On V-E Day Leaves For. Chicago were, Mrs. A. C. Maddcn and Mr*. I the obtarvnrcc of nbligatlnn. Pfc. Thomas Harley J. 0 . And**. Eastern Star mem­ • . . — *— • * voluntarily assumed, a* appro­ bers who served ware, Mr*. Jo* *' The War Prodoctloo Board or­ priately reaffirmed by Executive LOCAL DKOUtillT Back From Europe Corlay, Mra. 8. J. Nb» and Mra, U eut (Tad D flV , U iN B, haa der relating to the brosmout, «urDirector. Cooircr In hi* *tatement 8. F. Ixjng. t* 11Ing night, HlumlnaUon. waa been traaafarred from the Sono f yc*terday. ’ Pfe. Thomas L. Harley, eon of During the weyk of A nr. 30 repealed at Um tlma Praeldant ford Npval Air Station to Chi­ Truman mad# his V-E announce- cago for flight training, and with M n. Mattie Harley of Sanford, through May 6, Uw following member* of tha Garden d o b pre­ pear that “ It Aint a GointA Rain Fli aided: Mra. A. 3. Peterson Mra. No Mora," to paraphrase the old •f Operations Un tha U. B. Ho4- John Eick. Mra. Voli* WHHanlV •ong. Rainfall wee exactly xero Henfi manager of the local offica of and Mra, C. J. Fisher. The Wood­ for the week ending May 7 ; tho the Florida- Fowsg and W«ht man Circle wa* .repreaentad by where** normal rein should have bulgt Cemnany. . Mra. A. & Madden, lha' South.Ida totalled .77 of an inch for the m*ni tun, 8. C , prior lo being trana. PTA ba Mra. C M. Flower*. Mr*. period. Total rain for the year on / J. P. Cullen and Mra. E O. Kin- *o far la but 8.71 Inches. Tam- recei Uw and tha WeeUlde PTA by peraturea for May hare averaged I elate Ha waare tha Combat Infantry Mra. 8 . V. Ehfplett, Mr*. O. W. 6.1 degrees above the normal of I in tt 70 degrees, according to B. F. from Pedga tha o r d a r a f the Purplp Whitest, xr^athinaap, . . Clf*»l Heart mkI V* su rrssr 1 M«t \ '• II IN * . IO N . * * 3 n * i!* f e , jOfitld li . « \I*• \ ■'|M-r»#| nvlrllicrnrr *n Iimh 1st ili'ln I .iiii| wiip Heroic Death Of Rent Director Davis Explains irren Kooerts Pfc. Earle Piercyj Rules Governing Rent Control Falks To Kiwanis Is Told By vTuddyJ C l u b At Picnic I M*% K in lH lr l l r k * I l n u r ith llim n ilr r and llr r m a n i.o c r in if fu tr brr*» lid n l L* the I n llr d N iifn yfH *nk **;tr rrim In ,i I w I h iii- iv i . I runt; pm w ibilil * lh * t 'l .f im l \< lm lral l\A fl I •••wiitl/ .th o «*ill fa re f v *a I In r In s hf i I hi*> in Ittrm afiM ii « aim Iru m « r e li­ able M iurriI h r in fu rm a n t e stim a te d I.IMMl.lllllI In H.OOO.IH (• l.c rm iM iv m iirht lie forced In .i l i i i i r (n r ih r ir c n im trv 'a .ilo M ilirm if 4 pmp.».«**] plan In pnn| piinim hnirnt i t adoptnl li* thr \I1icw •>1 i ■> i it.lt ny - n i/ §£& ' . ■'*■ *' • . .il.oi.l o i i-n.lfv a I non 14 i.ltllHH»4 D" I'nir Mil -iptare I kierl Victory In Europe To Increase* Need For I SO Services •1 • f i (i»* 4tnnr«l * tin*I alifMiid, Dr. h •ml* ill I *SI I prr«‘ •»• • *»••« in! H’CMn^e t.iv *•> l.i%. pit Hull. Of Now that Germany is defeated Atlantic Bank Bldg I i IN |m i \. - K «*.»r .««| l l r i i l c i i i . e *11 In t e r of th r S u H rlrn lA itil in 1 / rc h ie «lu4 itLid . i mn in il l n l -u itu lc in ii priM iti «.ig« >c ^ Ic n U y by •vUsblni: hl«s u r ih ln with A r .w••r lila d r . a lle u le r * dia* |i«l« h fr«*m th r V tn rfira n T h ird \ r n n fro n t rr|k*»rtci1 CITY BRIEFS ESSENTIAL WORK WITH PEACETIME FUTURE THREE HOUSES and lot* furl on 0 PERATORS Single o f MirrUd A if e 16-36 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY VACANT five room hou*e. -Jh«6 * •Sanford Ave. Robert A. Williams Phona 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. H>* T E L E P H O N E Plans Are I ’ nderway ForKa.sing.Manpower Restrictions As A rmv Tallies Points The .Sanforii Ministerial Asnociatiun at n recent mtetinir v%rnt on itnirtl as endonme « memor ml t«» the latu I'rrtiilriit that the financial, corul in the form of n new boathe County la excellent dicated by thr general audit of ritul for Sanford. uratrditiK It' all countv Official* and the ir •!*’ thi* Re\ V 11 . (Rniminm. »tv partmrnts leeentiy completed l*> rotary of thr Aa*iHi*t«on "It hu« Iiihk hern thmi^ht that the Slate Auditing l > pal Imri I olid filed with the lloniil if t huh mim’ Kimt fired belt <* «• .»•!*• bunpttal with fmdito * t«• ly Commixjiioncrs at the j Birrtmg Wednesday accord!iiV lo IP crrvr the Snrtfmd uhd NrmiooU* bounty people and t»o\% thr irimt F. Herndon, county clerk Tile following statement*i s*p• need le e m a to be mine obvtou», nk we hit it io crowitril nii«I |>ear in the audit Ju*t filed■I "The financial condition o»f | the ••nttenU have to be ar*n t»ad ffairn borne the day of thrir operation County it excellent. Thi _ _ appear to himve brant for lock of n»om," lt«*\ Hranof the _ Board carefully rnnni\r^d and expenses tham atatnl. were wrll with tlir available “Thr mlnDter* ol»»rr%e the meant. Hudj^rta were well prr »rt»wded condition almost 4»* omch pared ami withexret>tlon of «tnnr «« thr pbyaifinna und nni*ew I«h»a indivitlual iterna have •not Lem *t it in reifrrt.” hr added The crr.-cedrd. Recordt appc*nr to Lr i tiblic rmmt rccnifiiiir tli-- nerd complete and arr in an udmirahle «»o| rea|Miiiathilit\ a«i rif•r•»»• if eonrlition Drpoiitnry balatirew arr to do for «.3ntfh»' what wrrr adrnuatrly aecured at the * r choubl do cloar of the audit period r “ t'onclitioni are falnirnM. for “The Clerk of the C’lreuit < mirt bmldinjf when * primit <1mii !**• haa properly accounted for nil ^crurr.lf<*r it nnd mnnrv ptovid v'ollrctiona r»i record Thr rnor N «*<l for it*huihhni? \S tl. m«*rie> are adr«iuate. accurate and w.nil plentiful an«l rveryb<»dv o n-n «tr I kett. t’aah la controllc*l by a in the wrlfart* of nick i»e*»pl» halanml caah rwor,< ** <the money could he raided to Mayors and city offirlal* >f 1 " ,l*l “ howj itssl in S«i.f..nl various communities in the ConnI bl» Is • .lay of momi.mlmug ty met Jointly wlfhthe lioanl «*»" csu*e* and wr ihtnk a for the purposeof fixing basic Memorial Hospital In Sanford foreclosed by tho County It wa, he a great achievement determined that f»0 percent of the ' r" " ' 'he standpoint of a.h-qunU last assessed valuation would !-■ - t v Ire to sirk people the basis of the valuation*. Mr "Hr tV. I' Brook, inaile a Ois* Herndon said. The group indud- lion, .ecamltd by the Itev Mark cd Mayor Edward Higgins of Carpenlsr. that: ths MinistaHal Pfc. Sanford: Mayor Laroy liennessev Associaiion of Hanfonl it"on r<H-- Spring* and Ben Jones, town clerk nf Oriedo The Board pksied a resolution Hanford has be«n officially ap­ requesting the State Road l*e<('**Haar4 Ob r ■. . Three I proved as one of tho cities of Ccn- Hanford,-Fla. NaziTanatics Historic Moment As War Came To An Knd In Reims Resolution Asks For Imicquate L o c a l FaNew Road From Sanc i l i t i e n For Sick fordTo N ew Smyrna A re E m p Ii a s i z e d or Altamonte Strickliuid-IVforriHon Inc. I'hone 200 FOR BALK GARAGE APARTMENT with I" acraa tUed Und. fruit trees. ^ RaWrt A. William* Phone 738 IIi w . wa i u > Member Awsiirialeil I’rewn County Financial Ministerial Group Affairs Reported Endorses Hospital In Good Condition As FDR Memorial avast l i w. live Ileal Ford Scrv ire :% D, d o llcrold. tru n k . » if. Phoae 360-J,_______________ i Cm Sanford Approved ____ WARDROBE e * . ■■' J a p a n tried today to strengthen its political jxisi^ion in the threatened cor ^iers of its crumbling empire as some 200 Superfortresses raided six targets on the home islands in a preview of the predicted 2,000 - plane ^bombings ujkhi Nippon, i A Tokyo spokesman agreed F ************ SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY MAY II. |«i| No Alternate But 'a T o Fight O n, Say Japs II. N. SAVER, CITY CLERK. Phone 91 IS Extablhthed 1908 Doolittle P r e d i c t s 2,000 Plane Bomb­ ing Raids On Japan When Bases Ready m i n i »tw. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVI From and after the tilmve date it shall ho un­ lawful for any person to keep in his place of b u sin ess within the City for the purpose of .sale or for storage, any meat, hcef, pork, lamb, veal, or any ether meal or meat products unless the same ha; been p.'rsM <1 oil ami bears the stamp of inspection provided for by the luvys of the Unit­ ed Stales governing interstate shipments of meats, or the State of Florida Inspected and Passed Stamp, or tlie City of Sanford Inspected and Passed Stamp, or any other city’s Inspection nnd P.i-'-cd Stamp, the inspection of which city prior to ilie affi\inA"l such stamp is of et|ual efficiency fo that of the City of tvatjford., ^ You can help— BUY W A R BONDS! First Street NOTICE TO M EAT PRODUCERS AND DEALERS IN M EATS AND M EAT PRODUCTS t s n is ftr l i s ­ ts . b . r a b i H u rt -r iT I U C K B U R T . IlcKtHnitt)! Thursday. May 10, th»* City Meat In­ spector will hr nt thi- niilomoliile shed in hack of tile l ily Hall ln*tw it h the hour* frf 1:00 P.M. anil 41:00 I’ M.'on Muiuliiv ami Tlnirstlay of each week for the: purpose of iitbpectiiiK meats offered for sale in 1he City of Sanford. the boys at the front can’t do it all! ISO lb* • ' ••lit ptprr will B i l l I* p r t lt c llt t If we vtah to be freei If w* wish te preserve la violate those inestimable prirlfor which we have hsse pe long cow leading—we moat fight! . <-». i Gtrn.ar.y ii. ICT6 ( VI . tie \\Ol s k i S f c o n d ( 111 - 1<•r i ». • ! • » 1 (ii* w ur a t •* * . i• " . sin.l IS " *1 Mm l'a|r field I'rcal- Ihr#*) Services Are Set For Frederick Itrandt, Jr I tit hi* 'la w - ..I •(»•" MigcU w ill III-|t | S n t'il'IflN it I M MO \ . M. m Ml Soul" « ilhf'u t hurch for Iriilrruk Jo»rl*l» llrumlt. Jr. I (*.I .<*i ( If lu ii» lr> . *>f N r » d r |i*nn*. I m T h r g n aij* i- a unit ••( I ( » r I h in t A i r I h v iM n n . t h r d iv i j •a|i i| | 4"itrd h y t h r 1*1 i* - lili* n t f •» it s h jig ln n d tn A f r ic a a liu t th * ' I m i i i i I i III* ' of M i 's i p i at h u n t t ai• i . i f t |d n f tn lit I t r i i i f r i i a h i M if . t i n m any \« In* ihnl t*a11\ \\nit <*%«|mv mom* ini* in Tam pn IL** in-% Father William Narhlinl* nt the Inwaa l iu* -••11 *af Mi Sr v% mp mil officiate y* i»r I'Ll 4hilil, th*? and 'It- K J Brandt, (mi n Hri 11. I*J42. He YAM** l«kr*» ill "iMhlrnly ^hlle \|%lting rcla ll'r" in T a m p a . H i l I lent d c W u ls k i wan g rad u ated fii»in thr .Scminulp High S«'I|im»I painitii and urM'inI unclrt and iti»«| attends I thr Marion Military * auT'ta tuivivr Tfirrr "ill hr a -hurt service In s t it u t e at M a i to*'. F l a . l*rfoi** m i n i n g the A A l In l» cc c in b e r, i to n ig h t nt H «h» o ‘cIiH*k at the K r ic k iu n F u n e r a l H n m r . ' !n je r« . JLlf 1)L llr wna Lcrlncdon adviiweU fly in g «t G eorge Fnld.^lH., when? ho received hii wingi in .March. i»»«ST-6*dH-W made in tho Catholic Cemetery. 11144. TRUCK FUSliKD A »mall nlck-up truck .was found by p4»llr<* at 2:00 A. M. (apt. Edward Wilson, Army Tuesday, to have been pushed out over the ■idcwalk at the Holler | Air Corps, who is stationed at Motor Seles Company, 208 West Miami Beach, and Mrs. Wilson First Street, and later • Ruick. are attending ten day* visiting (0 Sedan, was either run or push­ with (a p t. Wilson’s parents, Mr. ed from the parking lot to the nnd Mrs. T. E. Wilson, 1306 corner of Second Street and Oak West Third Street Avenue. Home On Leave At about this time, according to palire record. Patrolman J. B. Quattlebaum saw two Dereons dodging into the alley bemnd the Wclaka Building, shortly after the care were discovered. Later the lights were found on In the gar­ age of Rebert L. Cox, photograph­ er, in tho rear of the Ett«a Build­ ing. Police are working on tha M 8«, u Pfc,. Shcaly Best arrived y*eteniey front Albany, N.Y. to bu with his wife and infant daugh­ ter and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.R. eat, for shout 10 days Sgt. Dsvfd II. Greer, Jr,. U.8 , M.C. arrived home yesterday to ■D*nd a short Um* with ha par­ ents, Mr an. Mra. DJI. Grew) o f Oviedo. . , � 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 09, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 09, 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 09, 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/a100d315c81c9901defd94044d224ea5.pdf ae0ea4d40d75450d65aab0ab6d3e40a6 PDF Text Text 1• » •• * t THE BAN FORD HERALD, BAN FORb FLORIDA —YORK C ITY. May 7 .( Special) — Mtiswus of mercy now being carried out by the twentytwo member agencies of ti>c Na ti-mal War Fund touch 125 coun­ ters and geographic arras and reach tnto the live* of mors than 19.000.000 people, WtSflhrop W Aldrich, President of the Fund, stated in hf* annual ir CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATLS port s lu c h .a u tubiniiud Pday -j.. • __a s} — ~r -- ' T at k tneetlnif' of the BoaTd of l i e F*r line far aa* lawrrtlow Ihrectors of the Fund. M e per line far three inwertioeu Prescott S. Bush. Vice-President 07e per line foe 6 Insertion* of the Fund, also reported, was |Sc per line far ’SO Inarrtlaaw adiiied. that the campaigns which Miaimam rate* . . . 36c were carried on in tlie fall of PHONE 149 OR BRING YOUR Ada to TH E SANFORD HERALD ISM4 by 10.000 Ioral Community CaWBt, fir * wards ta the lute, uwlading phone sod s4 4 m v war funds such aa (name of lural A ll aaTtrUsm eali far situation., wanted will be charged far at tha campaign), raised 1116.297,675 for regular elasnifled rate*. tbe National War Fund. With reference lo the future of the National War Fund. Mr., Aldrich stated in his report: ‘ TV* have made it clear from I jORT: WRIRT watch, white gcW. the beginning that the National H. Ik POPE CO. H'llo-w Swiss at Rita Theater. W at Fund reran!. Itself as a U. 8. TIR E S and TURKS Ilcatrke l.llrj, 911 Oiange I purely temporary organixation. A»e. |but our task will not l>c finish ToUchlort. 1301 Celery Ave. hard until the service flags in the • complete line of tiaTlarvI windows o f A merican homes are Feed*; also grocer lea and gaso­ finally takrn down." line. Mr. Ahlnch pointed out that victory in Europe wilt land to MODERN wail locata-l C increase rather than diminish th* house. Phone 9152. work of member agencies of lha CYPRESS post*; mock and wood. SEKYH'E Station man. Semfnol* Fund auch a* URO, USO Camp 54 hour service. 412 Pine Ave- Ttrv Shop. 2t)l N. Park Av*. Show*, and United Seamen’ s Serntss. . , eke. lie aim pointed out that WANTED. YOUNG LA D Y or the work o f many of the agencies 8 8UITS of Navv “ white-;" I MAN who is willing to make will "inerems* in the Pacific aa suit Gl “ Blues;" I suit taiiure-l temporary sacrifice* In order the tempo of lha war against * “ blue*;" All Mouse* »ixe . 12. tu learn t-a-1 post-war trade, Japan builds up to ita inevltahla pants 3H, Phone 3Y0j . tor partwviUr- w * foreman at elimas." Jle laid special tmThe Sanl'W-l llerahl phatn i>n increased need* which FARM HORSE for .ale- hti|uirr 1110 TVcut First St. t t lim K I* f«it Uuwiry may arise in lha Philippines and China, which can beat be met by «u rk n > « : u l * r S*k . i » m i k ! \ . * f r s SO ACRE form tiled, good flow- : .kpplv in p^r*on, SrrelroU the efforts of private agencies, . Ing -ell*. |0 Artr* mut'h lin.l I •*»unty iRvmtnr r ^ 8 ti W. lie also alwtkd that relief work I^aidi 11Ammock SahL ' mI. H.» j ArU S L i>s member agencies ol the Fund K E. Bull. . 1101 I*«rk A^r.. ‘ in Europe are now largely cen­ Sat ford. H a Hionp (U»| W t W AN TKD —otlniftl nun for l*un ter--I on -mergeeicT aenrieei ally R»»ii KUTiirtTCt not n t h - provided in recently liberated 10 ROOM HOUSE roinpie(rl) m i ). <\|'plv .Srniifioir (ouirty countries fnrniahetl. 703 Palmetto AreI vuntlrj i ’o. hit* W. .tl\l St. Summarising the current work 4.1 R l . ( . K A I K ' A IK > * o f S«-niir>olc ' of member agencies of the NaTH A T LITTLE country Vuw llt£h“ if >o«l W«*4lkl like A 11tonal War Fund Mr. Aldneh raid: m i bus line. Con rite immolisl l e i n u r m l )»4 i tr» S a n f o n J m i l h ear ion wheneier you >s“ Fur instance, tiBO-Camp show* l .t lJ fM r i l ' f t d Wf l i c HOI I'X , Thrre badroom*. prw-e. has more units in all com! at', r n llevnl'L 52360.00 iUbaanl F Ian. i —r*e. than ever before. Many phone 462. « ids' within f>00 yards of th# from line* they play tn au 1936 DODGE Sedan. Sant... •Iteorra averaging a million a Fir* Dept- Phone 73. week The number of USO club* ha< hr-n somewhat reduced dur isr th* year but th* attendance , at more than -.S00 club* In apar i slnn in lht« be mis-toe re la nior* J than •JC.OOO.rtOO a month. New l clubs hare 1,-eer opened on rhorl i.otic* to provide for tha troops WARDROBE tru n k . FI I brought back from Iwo Jim* i.tKMf >i rn»(i>|hrt, fairly p a l Pbdp* 3S0-J. rlaralioa. able lo take dicta and th* work of tha URO in the lion. Must t-e willirg to work. Pacific I* constantly Increasing. FOR SACK Aypiy al war Seminole Coun­ There w-t --V0 U80 clubs uper GARAGE A PA R T WENT with i« I aling near general hnepilala Jn ty Health Unit a c m tiled land, fruit lrre» I hi- country, providing racreaRobert A William. ln «i for the wounded a* thev baP h o n e 732 A t l a n t i c R a n k Uhlg h'w * ambotatory p»tien*« "Happily, during the past few GLADIOLAS for .ale. Mr-, L**- ; \V1U~ PA > -**h f.w any make autunwbili lia u r.’ Jf Lo ll’ Vi. weeks man- American prisoner* U. K- Ihdlint. Atalon Apart­ of war have been releaaed hut there are still many prisoner* ment* N a I. FOR RALE of war. loth tn Europe and Asia. V A C A N T fW . room hou»e, l I CTAINS. Ur* table rlotha, A » a matter of Christian con­ Sanford Are t-aifa. wadied, starched sad science and treaty obligation. War Robert A William■Inlrkrd. 316 MellooviU* A is. 1Viacom Aid moat stand by Phone 732 Atlantic Rank Phone MT9. them, serving them until th* last barbed wire bond has I-can bl ok IU ill ROW IIKHK WHERE an. United Seamen's Semico la PRIVACY LS RE8PFXTED TH REE HOUSES and lots for at work wherever there is an In­ . aala on pared rued. iHihart i YOUR natural deeire for privacy vasion beachhead, for tha mer­ in money mattrri is strictly Lumbar Yank re-perted here. Frterwfta and chant marine ti there and it la FOUR ESKIMO -SPITZ purp tee. rrUlnrs are not queationad j evidence of their prompt service about your credit. Your ea»- when we hear that a l)S 0 club T week* old. 7IH W. 1st ^t. idot rr or bu-inewa associates wa* open and ready lor action after 4:00 P. M Will out haar of your personal two weeks befure the ffr»t Ameri­ FOR SALE I • flair-. There ts on rau*« foe can cargo thin sailed into liber­ ated Manila. SEVEN ROOM famished house eniharTa*.-n»ent. do** in. Immediate possession i Kra-onable credit requirements. “ Th* achiev-ementa in aid of Robert A. Williams No ru-tnakera on money loans. j our A Ilk* have been no leaa Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg | Yariabl* payment plan*. stirring. Only a few days ajfo when a group of distinguished F A M IL Y LOAN O X SPECIAL GRADE CHICKS naeida Ranh RMg. Phew* U nutritionists went into libera tad B ATC H ED PROM high type U. Holland and found many chil­ B, approved pullorura teste-1 dren too weak to take normal ntatlng* Whit* and Barred nourishment. It am* American ranilc-u of condiliaft. Relief for Holland, formerly fo r 91L95, prepaid, life de 34b St. Phone »4S. known aa tha Quran Wilbelmln* livery gaa rail teed. PWas* mtn. . tion aecond choice If poaaihb-. 1 R lrY AND sell car*. If y*»u want quirk rath tec ai*. No Poultry Form, T18 S. Howard trade too Urge or toe smalt. A n * Tampa, Fla. Ant wilting to sell cat term-. You don't have to are anyone hut me. Jam*. A. Williams, Sip** Are. LOST H ELP WANTED— r MI S (' El ilaA N EOIJ S By JACK S TIN N E TT W ASHINGTON—Paul V. MeNutt. former U.S. High fomn i«*ioner to tbe Philippine* • ain't talking just to make hima-.If heard when he warned the li adrra of the islands nut to press f'.r Independence now. McNutt l>aae<l Ilia warning on I lie fact that if tho Filipiitoa defer live _ iitwvliojt of litispendence, they are ’ more likely to get “ a a .m pathetic reaction from Comr r n i on rehabilitation measure*.” There'* much more U> It than that, no matter how true It la. McNutt Imlievcd, aa many atudent* uf tile I’hilipuincs and some I ilipmo leaders believe, that ff irvkiK inlrnce la granted now or even July 4. 1946. the latest data ret by law .the Commonwealth may »trp o ff into a permanent rcmsimk sink-hole. 1-el's go back to 1934, wlien the Tydings-McDuflie I’hlllppme Independene* Act was passed. Enyoying a lung period of free trade \>ith the United States, the Fillpinna bad emerged with a higher standard of living than aryr o f the native* in the South Pacific. New mdaatriea auch aa milling (mainly gold, copper and torn* iron) were getting o ff to a good start. The old industries— sugar, copra, coconut oil. and hemp— > err flourishing. Moreover, th# Filipinos were enjoying a mea­ sure of •elf-government probably treater Ilian any other dependent ration's. ..... . -; Tbe clamor for Independence w » » nelhirr new. The disposition <f the United Stales, which had fought it* own war for indepeni ence 160 year* before, war to grant it According to those who debated I hr iaiue a decade ago. there was no selfishness in thr pppoaitlon lo Philippine independence. There was only the fear that cutting the lies with this orphan common­ wealth—which had com* into the lamily after the SpanisH-Amariran war -would be throwing it to 'he wolves of economic and mili­ tary explottation. Posaibllntes of war in the Paci­ fic ur even In Europe seemed •emote in lho»# days Congress Itaamen'a Service. tlffieer* of th# National War Fund for th* ensuing year a era elected aa follow *:— Wlthrop W Aldrich. President; .'ran R. Adoue. Jr_ Dallas Tsva* l*rw*eott H. Ra*h. New York City; Robert M. Ilanet, Wlnaton-Sal*m. North Carolina; Francis P Matthawf. O m a h a , Nebraska; tV altar Rothschild. Nan York City; Fdwwrd K Ryer*on. Chlcim . Rlinoia; Rolmrt G. Sproul. Iterkrley. Califorpl*; Henry M. 't rlot on. Pruvidorida, Rtapda 1»land. Vice - President — Ralph 11aye*, Raccretary — Gaidon 8. Kantvchler. Trcaxnrer — Gerard Swoita, Chairman budget t’ommittae—Thomas D’Arcr Bnophy, ( hairman Public Relations Com­ mute*. foteJ PhUlppfn# lbdepertdcric# and gar* the Cortimonwaalth time to put It* Mono tale and military hoax* In order. But what of th* Philippinai to­ day—Jutt a little more than a year before independence i* due? The government ha* perhaot enough money and credit* In the Unite.I Statei to kurvfve for nine months to b year. On whet can federal Lnxe* be levied to carry It through the immediate rear* to come? Even If lie agricultural cconoinmy could be put beck on Ita leet thla year -(olalaeera aaauro me It can't be for lack of manpower if for no other reason) where would the ihlppfng com* from to take It to market until th* Pacific la at peace again? Many of the central Island* and their aucen cities have been war-ravaged. Manila 1* in ruin*. The mine* ol the islands have been flooded and their machinery destroyed. l* w- In 1 ihe.OAJfPoltD HERALD, rUMord. Florida, a new*, paper of general circulation la said County and Slat*. Wlinasa my hand and official teal of office at sanfdrd. Florida this tth day of April. lt t «. O. P HERNDON, Clerk Circuit court. Stmlaul* Coun­ ty. Florida. (BEAL.) ORDER OF PUBLICATION. TO: JOHN M WjNNKFORD, whose place of rtsltlrne* and Post Offlt* ftdtlrtsa la unknown: You nr* |i*r«* I*j" notified ami r«gtilr«<| to ipptar to u Ctrl Ain Hill of Complaint Mltd li] Madrid* Maa Bonn«forti a«*ln«t you. for dlvorrt, now pending In th« Circuit Court of K«mlnol« County. Florida, on or bifurt tlie Juno lluU I>ay. to-wlt. tha 4111 •lay of Juan \Jib. In d tfu ll fnertof ' u ld r«UM will proceed K i I'artF. U t th'» order be pub* U*hed for tbe ■Utulorjr time re* «julred by law. In |h» HANKOIlD III* It ALL. tfmnford. Florid*. A newipipar of lencrtl clrrulttlon Ivt »ald county and Htaie. Wltn«ea rn) hand and official Real of of­ fice. at Hanford. Hvmlnola Coun* l>. Florida, thle 4th day of May. i>il. <X P. JltSlIKDON. Clerk Cir­ cuit Court. Heralnol* County. Flor. Ida. (HKAL). SPECIAL A N IM A L PLY SPRAY 5 GAL. PAILS K iller In Closed Stable Repellent On OuUide w ill not Blister or Burn Priced at 5.00 Place Your Order Now HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE C O M P L E T E L IN E O P T U X E D O F E E D S L K I" T el 358— Cor. Sanford & 2nd Street Hanford, Florida a ll _ m LEGAL NOTICE ORDER OF Fk'UUCATION. Tu KDIVAltD F. l^ r iN C whoa, address ta aa follow* AOM Ir Patrol .Squaitrun. V I1 It I J craw, c/o r i « l P U Nan Francisco. Calltorn1* You ara hareby notlfl-d and r-*iolra<t to appear lo a errtaln Illll nf Complaint (Had against you by Daily las I'lna. for dfvorca, i,o. pan'llng In thw Circuit Court of btmlnola County, FlorMa. on or b-fora lha Jane Rula bay, towlt, tha 1th day of June. A. I). jt li In dataull thrrrof said causa will procyad Kx Partr. let thla ordsr !>• publlthad (or lha statutory lima rs'iulrad by law. In th. HANFORII IIKHAt.D. .‘tanford. Ft-irlda. a nawspapar of gtnaral rlrculatlnn In aald County and mala Wllnr*. my hand and ufflrlal aral of i.fflca, al Hanford, Florida. Itilj till day of May. liti. Vi |- IIEIINDON. 01-rk Clraull (Hurt Hamlnnla County. Florida IHEAi.t o l t l 'K I t OF F U I I L I C A T IO N TO: la A lR K T IlA J ACICMON. w h o « « p l* C « Of IwhlJelKR A lid !*U«I O fflC* • ddit-wu lu u n k n o w n Y bu « r r h e r * . I»> n o t if i e d and r*«tnlre<1 tn a r p u r In • c e r ta in 1)111 o f t ’otnplalnl fi l e d a g a i n * ! you f o r 4 v ° r r r , by Itnhert A J* rk i( >n . and n ow p« nd* tug In the C i r cu it t 'o u r t o f Heniln o l « I ’ o u h l ) . F l o r M a . on or be fn r * thr Junr Itulr I *» > t o - w l t , thr I t h <!*> o f June. A f» till In •tef atilt I h e re o f a A Id r«U M w i ll it rare e# 4 K l l ' * r t r l i f t thlfl u|tl«r I t f u b F r h e d ( o r the at A tu I n r y time M € *N D U f€ € R i>«Vy—Brrwertn in Allnntn. Ckarlaffr. Ckaflaweafa, N'er/aXk, Otltnin OF D E P E N D A B L E Aaewt-—(Wrw kw u . Latala D lawa • TW**r - IHaaa . Frlwe* ■•Ubaballl, ba Oarer - (-few. YardUf p o (f 7 t a * * . ( k «R !■ - I4*rta»lt Tallftrira mm4 B U S I N E S S AND PROFESSIONALySERVICE Touchton Drupr Co. OVER 600.006 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED THE REXEt.L 8TOUE FIRST 4 M AGNOLIA PHONE 356 JKNNINCJS SKKD HTORE Our I p w l a l l r la r u t lag r t H t f l y t k i a lal A saafer* UtatHOai F. Waafrwfl M IC K E Y ’ S PHARM ACY It* t. Park Ara. C - f i t a a R f Diamonds—W atchcs S E RVI CE B o d e d By Tho Highest Standards LODGE & BON The Kilgore Seed Co 202 East First Street SANFORD U K tK 'E R IK S - M E A T S VEG ETABLES H K- M •». E L E C T R IC C O N T R A C T IN G CO. r%aa« «• i Ccf,n«*l ly tv PyUahers faelars Cor — RADIOS — Hat*. W * fix them. Just call CAM PBELL B A U E R R A D IO & E L E C T R IC S E R V IC E IIS Magwelta At*. S E C U R IT Y F E E D A S E E D STORE Pheaa W ANTED TO RENT PARRAM 0RES GROCERY M EATS — PO U LTR Y BUSINESS SERVICE t i l l reawab A m M A F F E T T 8 AUTO Phao* I C .- C . W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP BREWER'S CAFE LIQUOR STORE RANDALL ELBChUC DRUG STORE ‘A r t s s r r v i c r DltT R IB U T p R S IVEY’S *a �j ., • , . • ^-.1* — ^ Ms* § § m if o r h Section Three AN ■ EaUtilfeihwl 1903. V O LU M E X X X V I •>* • ' 'X U ■ I •S A N F O R D , Im a lD IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R IT-^ ■ I I -F L O R ID A ) Section Three B VI ■ 'M O N D A Y . M A Y 7." Member Associated PresH 1945 -■ p ■ N TM IIEU 11 r>. Florida’s Part In WarS^wLSS Force Behind Nazi Remagen Shortened The W a r Wreckage On Beaches Show s How Close This State Was To Actual War Fronts Drive To Power Cheer Freedom A t Dachau Camp ----- B ran d en b u rg * Nothing- In HiH Early L ife Indicated His Destiny In World a H iv o iu c s T lu * (ia t e O f D e fe a t I A u d a c ity And S w ift­ ness O f C h a rg e ------------ i to ns F in a l B r id g e D r iv e A c- .M a d e E a s ie r IB, AiaaHlIM r I ■■■« Hi DON W HITEHEAD Floridalan*— In eelsbetlng ofand RICHARD TOMPKINS NEW YORK CITY, May 7. OP) fielul announcement of victory in Winn l.ini. i Alrsnnder Dra — No psychic medium could hnv>■^Europe— are looking back today ! Imik o f liollund, Ohio, <barged foreseen u mnker of worlJ his with justified pride on thcfr part ■irr I . . . lh.- lln! m.t If i'll (i t u i g e .nth ' lory -nnd misery— in the pule in winning the wtr against Gerhiw Mug tl « i** r u p t u r e fared, spindly legged IT-year-old miny. 1)115 »*vi r •in- h m i i r . ib*- e n t i r e I k>>- who left his native town of Three year* sgo axis submarr o u r -t * u f ihi* M .11 **n Du V V r p ir r n Ilrnunou, Uliper Austria, in 1906, * hies prowled th# water* a few Kin nf dmufcv it, i h n w- a titl 4 tt! -jiven bound for Vienna to become .an * mile* o ff Florida'! coastline. M s4*I i* i ii Vi’ft :»mt itir VVHf Mils ' nrtist. '•Scores of fu*l-ladtn »hlp* were r(r i l l 'l l In innmn \\**■*•55 1 He ivas Adolf Hiller. Mauled to the bottom in that* ! tn> U - i a i up iIll'll V •n*i murt Hiller begun life April 2C. dark day*. •ltl«*ll! .6A \ tiu rit nit' t i i f h t r i i n i IKR9, ns Adolf Shirkelgrubar, the Of all tha 48 •tries, Florida tilt* ir holift «>tt thr Unlit -iritt p r v s a son of a poverty-stricken customs waa perhaps tha cloaaat to tha fxl Oil lUVk mist tilt Inr r ^ A i n x t inspector, Aloi* Shickelgruber, war. Tbo conflict moved to ita (iTl 1• *iru! fi H i l r <i n 'it.iin • f f i . r i - i who changed the family name ■very dooratep ai burned and s ir i/ ur t uf t h r hf itii;;*•. un tO|i io Hitler when he was 40 years shattered debris littered ita white i h r nm uli 1\£ |Eik t n i h r W 'rt ifll old nii-i died in 1902 when Adolf aand beachea. marht » rwt «»f t ft*- K hin r. * a* a wns I I Bold to the point of rashness, lit-mriuloUa jfjmt>le It p u d o i l A » n boy Adolf sang in the Germany landed aptea and ssbo* * iJFttiuar of 11** %cr> n u d a u t ) ant] Hunt school in the Benedictine jk teuia on the coaat near ponle ihe *aw|flfir«ift w ||b which i t l«rii. til unit tier y ul l.nmbach. acquired Vedra Beach and only the vigiCourt n r ) H I liH le r * ami ht* ( S . n n»te for drawing nnd decided ®opce of the FBI kept them from Fir*l Arfn» tmik achant4N* *d to liecnme an nrtisL History was fulfilling their mission. Undine an intact hrtdae over his favorite subject. Finally, the power of United I \ >, . 411 <11 It.M \N Thnnlvs l n u m n W I I . \h I ' d ;\ hr thioui^h 11« i tin * hint uric w hich to pour l a n k * and t t i ^ « " . Stalea armed rnicht began to Adolf wa* a weakling a* a child Hra.ienhurL- t.i.t.* hi .h.s ........ t..... I tin' \* i n i i d iiivre i . mu o f (l The ■tlciemie t ulmo.HLJ hs.4 j - . take hold. Slowly the enemy waa hut mn***wl of a personal majc- f„ al Thf (lll.h x%l.l(, , 4ket, mi r .......... « h * I no .1 \ n t« ti.Ird 11if the h i i ' A r m y *o driven back from the ahorea, nrttum which made him the Ira d- f .. r, I I filer toil i. on I N it d o p h t > iD io the h in rn‘ siGUji ta io rr nf hi-* pluymatrji in Hraunau •across the Atlantic and Into a toifUe It* platia snlUHl j o i UOtigt’ k ‘ n«**f 1 in/, where the Hitlers "homeland lair which could not men tu j i^ui i in ii iv.iv >■! *i..« went to livr nnd whar« Adolf aave him. Kmi i«- .111-1 1t.efi III . 4 aja teii A t won n acholnrahip at the *et’ ortAnd Florida riliuna have but ri- wf, j Itussian T a n k s Uni l i nu I b r o u j i h I M a s I p fl It c r lin dttrv M’ hotd find enrriod on hia to icon official recorda to realise t ‘ I • 4 ri how large waa their part In SOME OF THE 112,000 PRISONERS from nil nntiqns fo..nd ulne u- • ♦tialvrw even ttftrr hlR father'^ the Dachau extermination camp in Germany nrr shown chrrung tin * ilen t h achieving European victory. " inrap I ^ In m a n p o w e r contribution*. liberation by the U S 7th Army •'( nII the N ails’ horror lamps. \\ ith th*- d« nth o f hit tnothrr, si . I Florida ha* given nearly 300,DOj Dachau was thr one most .Itended Signal t orps Hadinpiiolo hi. a t*v r r . A d o l f was con .v rn irn ll y 1,. | it n of her men and women to the naniilr t o foTirrt thr d r* ire o f hi* p , I: -\ tlon'a armed fore*. Twenty-two tw fe*r » civ il ner vier ■nroer V i, 1.,. percent of ita male population »arved with a special gmiip |War again,t Germany. Florida I r him Mr ai*t out fu r Vie nn a ot now ia represented In the »er- Research Scientist, in the F—g I mililai I rstaldiahinentm. nl, u u with f»** kronen ( $10) in hi* p o c ­ s vicea. pean Theater, asisling to sols, j l-ecti training men for evety ket 1*j tit it! «■ to win a scholarship -II I t l • ' • 1. ■I, h, .1, Through the light from Africa, technical problems BlicoutiLered li I loanch of tin Service in a n n f l school, he turned tit *\ * lit II* H Ol o ....... toil . acroi* to Italy, in th* Normandy aerial warfare . ,. I Many an Amerirnn anr.iun hoM*r pnintiriv pnpar ha^Finij, "I-.-. it. lnvatlon. during th* driva into Florida's women likewise lu»»i who helped c le a r Kurupe'i* akie r a r p r n l c r vmik and u lt im a t e ly I u g u r r tlir i ip lu ir of t tilGermany, and in the final bat­ been represente.1 on th, Europe*! of e n e m y a ir c r a ft won hia w i n y ’ hecitmo an architect** d ra u gh ts bri dg e -lord l liir t f mouth* 111 c tle for the Nisi surrender, mili­ wgr front*. During the Nnrinamiy at Florida Air FJatdt And tin man - the s o .mil -,.i i c d p f o l i a h l t *iu.. tary cilationa have landed Flori- Invasion, Cnptuin Evu H Mrl.n inajonlv of air bluwh that .*elp P a r t ia l T o I'lan+a I nivil li.M ami an i i i i u i ia g l i i a l i l c /yia’a native aoni for outstanding of Femondina, Army Nurse, won ed pnlvenir fJ«rman> nnd Uh1' amount ■>( miinrt -ii>f i i r t , Diftgtutal "llh Vienna he to her eventual downlall, wcr« ' action against tha snvtny. the Bronte Star awarded lot ran « » flH , r planned, nnd re moved is, Mttiiia.lt veilh only 20 leading tha list of Florida services in an Evacuation riuapi conceivmt, Ills- l, csIn, I hBfl-1 tu-d ! fl,: kronen i l l ) to HD name W h e n Fighter who Kara halpad win the tal In France Major Louise M hfar»«Hl tight her# in the State G. < ,11,1,- In,*l hi I|.nli I the Balle of Europe la a 21-yeer- FrUigerald of Jacksonville wn. * i th*• A rmy A i r Fo rca* 1 . 111 tca , war b ro ke o a t , H i t l e r e n i s l e d In t a l-< . lc ,l„,. .| I ashed ni . old aotdler who hold* ■the ns* awallied Ihe Legion of Merit f«u Center t#i Orlando. When Allied the H u v ar ia n nr m y aj- a volunKritm i'i I **t .1 M i l III I told ‘ l i w ttofi'a highest aarard for hravsry. ontatanding flervre* «u Thief ol airmen bumped into a ntw L u fi- , i s * r , wa a »c n t to th^ f r o n t Oct A llie d high i. N,. in,. •Corporal James H. Mlllaa of the Nurse Section at the hrnd waffr ninittry in thefr ral«li over |0# 1914; f l r a t e d • witH— the tni | 1*1 a in v* , . I * . , , ho- .-*, Fort Mesde weara the Congres­ nuartera nf th* Persian Gulf Corn- (ivrmariV. they flaw romhoi Iron Cron*. 2nd data* f)#0* 2; Ml.h II -I' ol H I . , *• I I , It 1C sional Medal of Honor for help­ mind. Helping cheer u p h a i t l r , r , « ( over the Atlantic to <H wounded Oflobar. tBIfi H* later I --- in C 1-1 1 * | - . . 1,11 ing ettabliah the Anglo Beach­ weary servicemen as ii lied l n»s* lalido workisl out Ihr new tactic, t""<’ .vcd a rrgim.nl * diploma an t R isin g a b r u p il, h u m th#- rit head during th* lUllian Cam­ Club Girl. Doris Anderson .it to bent the Gcrmiins, nnd re the Iron Croat* 1st claaa. Thu wrekt licfora the ar m ittlc e he rr on the cast lotok of I h r Rhine paign." Miami I* still on duty In France turned U battle In a m a t t e r ol waa Kax«iHl. remaining blinded | air siwrp fn,»,i ol a ms ilford lu g <tnya On v D-Day Normandy, un -Lfmy in n g rp u d y i when Noted as Sportsmen’s State fur four week* r t r r ilr n l oliarrialion and easily Allied force* carried th«lr fightFlorida T o du that jo b, A F T A C ex hns contributed fame d rf en ded positions It h o u LI hav e Pictorial records show the Iht against th* Axh to the Waitrrn athletes to the Battle of Europe pandetl thnmith 8,0fKI anuare been murderous t«, cross a g a i n * ! shorts of Europ*. a Floridian's Tampa’s Tommy Gomel, heavy­ mile* of Central Florida, eatab- ler of the first World War »v a n o rst ahlivhrti <1, t r i m corporal I'.ng-mualncnM Corpura. battit leadership won him the weight Mixer, was wounded ser­ Hailing a huge i l . m u n . t t . l hi . aunt, long-muatnched tit! paJfi i ... i »OI| LOLLING l SUPPOSED I IIHol g I| V|tuv Iwiike pass boiblntgs |.«ltt- ■■! I,. aecond highest military award iously using his powerful punch force SCI up un.l.r .ImulnU-d Ha- •«*«■.. the aocond global ..... Dir i in Diet UN M rnther-over-weight mao n i h b l e l*v I mui i I i I i i v and s h e l l i n g Ih.c I G W I I ll pit n I In I In f..i egl •■N il, I IS in the nation—th* Distinguished against the Germans ip the ftgi cninbut i ondltlona at ninrl- than f Ml with a conrte forelock .if In n.f ill!,. German tank I hat h ,**| ............ . in ^Service Cross. Lieutenant Forest along the Selgfried Line, I ■ H I " < H ■ h -left r i -p . p|..... | fill * 20 air field* i b-l-r I hi* black hair combed carefully sln> t K. Ferguson, a forjner University former Miami Dtving Star and The Nation'* only >ih.»il fo »lse over hi* left eye. with * before the might of On- Sniitt f>.*. •‘i of Florida foolbgl) star, wga winner of Ihe 1936 Olyrnpi. night lighten npernted full t • hurt cro p p ed brush o f hair , - . , i honored for heroism Under fire. Championship. Lieutenant (".done, for rnorifh* at A FT AI t.rnnu 1r. ra Ins ll|!|H*r lip. Private Lennts D. Adams ol Marshall Wayne was Injured oi all “ Intruder” pilot, needed of th tr« I mw- trfk M I l k !S* h Panama City, who reeaSved thr a r e c o n n a i s s a n c e ^ i i r m is s io n l i r e , tin E i.'Uciiii theater of ot.ei i Hitler was a w-gelarian, -e.f Sta le', i J m f iuiin i t1 1it 11• t■-*t neither wine nnr tobacco •tn i F n h r nnd Silver Star, was among numer- Italy early this 9t<»i. And. d rm Huns A prune and fnr reiicniii Ill til l \ *• M Mm lull .Ntt llt*r • • ous other Floridians <J#corml*o the Beliwuin Caiapaign. u formei function of AFTAC center* i* H- live,) frugally In laler yi-nt ed then ht« i “ t i» U til * | •1r»ve uu MhIiI l’ i'IHi’ i ' \ 1* N u t f.-,t I'M *•fur action tn th* irttaslon of Florida jockey; Ktafi Scrgean. air force Imard, America's numb . there w tr* frequent reports >■ Munich. Ilui the rmati faUl.l ill'll ofM'itifiif of lh** c ity mi' •! 11* cttm .. t *•! Ot»« I .’ .111 - N o » jH’i 1 ' i l Hitler amt l . m l t n l o r f f WVtV HI niLifitral tone uiip flu- i ml lit 1 s ir p th* norlli itinl Ihi ti , hnil i.m«se.| Franc*. VVilli^h Whitley, died in action. one pool nf wartime aerial ex fnunitinjr o f tii'ii ! ho re itril, 1• 1 Pushing on fnto the German If* thr tli'Vi'Inpim'iil of a h'i'vrrn [Ihi- g i r u11-1 p i n «* >in'ii ifolipaFrom ita rank* of Statesmen. pcrlcnee that ha* earned tinBu! s .'iiute .*1 'I,* Riiouignti ^i’ ll f ii t rt-iMi *Id-*1 nvT he f u t u r r f u rh rr r wa* ' t . i* ,■ in i'M ai m *hip u hi, ti mmil lt* r ID. homaland, Amcrleapa took Aacban Florida ha* sertl two CongTess- neckname nf Brain Box o f the around him to amoke. He preach Giri r.l ib. * i lu fi to ihut n.tmr in i’ , 1< • 1 niitur paxti',| m m ijtiu t li il or ifnn I i i nlg* ed nthlotica but confined hi* ow i tenceit tn f i s r y e a r s ’ im jn isvMii tha flrit Important anaroy city meh Into the Armed Force*. Rep AAK ” Ill Il li -n . It -hi \ 1 i! physical exercise to walking Hr ment hut m j *. rr le utri 1 m 1 ».»1 • i i k»|*|n 1*1 * tit i/a Doit ii via* ,tll«*.l Mta fall to our forces. Major Robert Hikrs resigned hit seal i hr m o ’ll ] lh. Naval airmen trained at I’enau war fond of motoring but thr • ftrf nnl) a )iit) V ’ r'lsl.i .( ,| fi I. I || | i \ ... i HHhlt i I. It ^William E, Hurlbsrt of Jackson­ In the House to become an Artnv *IV •«I |f11 If Cola and Jacksonville helped nr, , * . to i '-.i. s * I In ■ > . ,i it. | Uudnuitlni, (H-rlm|>- m- m • l* 1ft Hi i • it) ville wss chosen Administrator ntiplnne wits Ilia favorite looib II f "III I^ *| ll 1 1 1 T | • * Major, assigned a secret mill tret invading force* headed -o : i<■is I tmiubnl i bun p u t to j«i.ik In If »•i N’ of travel. of the captured N ell town, ha- la ry mission, hep. Lex Grc. 1Hit r ii r t i i tin • **ioi«ny Irur 'e ' M ■* .,, . i ! trie i» i influrnri* frll, Uv t*- i * !. I mi f h ' |iir Ift Ik * Music was hi* favorite dl'.-i tin fi ftuik Presenting the American Mili­ gave up his Congrcssion Post t ward the phttrea of Africa ami It I■ ... I ........... » had I *.#•r Ini f t i •I••1 1I tary Government, Major llurl- become a naval officer on activs Europe, while other Florida train <ioii and he himself played the orgami hi* flinty ii tni u . . . 1 . N f i .i ed N' hvaI to il* helped deal ro, -tilt r»vtr»hft»l**wi**t .ill oibi’i rtuii* i I thr t.a I * ‘ piano. Opera wn< hi< chief ri ..»■■> bert tested civilian affairs pro- duly. From the i-egisiaturr. Sen I I *Ve i rijfhi wifip *;i .* \i *i 1 il« Ki l l t ton 11 VgTSmi to be followed In other James Franklin of Fml Mven Hiller'* submarine fleet and put.', r i rat loll. ed t' B o a t * na*v from our c o e - ' s .filer Ill the Inst day* of peace Hitler (ijumlnif of l b* \ •mii|* j•I *■• .>r■i i i "I'piit*," *.i I " l ( i conquered allies in th* -Retch. *1 • O'* in active service ns an Army bb.W \;111-fl t‘ Alumni from the Amnhil.mi •h and V • it nit i. M-.i. ihortened his title of ” Der tht* oulbri'uk o f the «t nfi.-nv* poled „|l|i K_ * ; Before the war, 1m waa Assis­ Is in I ■7 I I In Moor In Europe. * Iir-JM n f i m 1 | i Training Base of Fort I’earce Fuehrer an*l of HltboV |»i «•(•»% l b*' t! . Reichkamer” to cri»t* m I t I l e p l . <r* ted Ihi i l l s gt ■ 1IP,tant Chief of Datactfvei in JockDuring the final stages of the havi *| earheilrd everj Major ’’ D*r Fuehrer.” s UMifp tmpni i jrnrwia (Ipnoiiiuin^ tl«r irj.ubluu ID* III pill I h lpul loll it, t hi aonvilla. I-, pllpsp H 11•‘dec* ur ! I demand of Germany’s uncondi­ Fnf t*m Invaaion aince the North African | p r o g r a m s of lh lie watched ar.d lulmired two reiflmp'n ilmiirxliii* an* I f *.•r** n im i • II ceiUfi einprroi. Wil In December, when Von Rundtional surrender, when th* Big Landing, including the AmphiP American Tun wreVa after X-ri'htng ___ acrobatic dancer*, com policy scored veritable triumph Thr !!i»hrti/*tlli"i i I .mill , ham 11 J r t ld t launched hi* offense In ~ii r e s !■e r Herftn— wtpp dke hrhjgrheirf Hodges’ was aide meriting on the excellency of thru , At the Reichstag electiofT* in tujoh- ihr jyi.’k..U*u.-i*iw,..kvL-lbaix-l.- 1UkI— TB«lgium and Luxembourg, Flori­ Three held their conference at ion* Croailng of lh* Rhine. Yalta, a Miami NavaL Radioman Fort I’lerce, ■* on* of four-, "f lo x ii* ., .. an d - want- rapaotodly ■ * « f lOffO HttlreV'piVTfyr’ n7,Tdld,1,7'nthTf'’ r*AV*ff. Tirtinning up *- 1,-t i ■l *, » i i ■>•* f*. ruled, ineliiding ninny siiburluip III a lla c k with the r L a t e s t - condians helped tun) back the enc rn lratlo n *»f tanks n r r a s s e m ­ ..r f.l 111 ly am) c it y vtlm l Vi ip 114*1 \ .. emy drive..P n e .p f -tbo dlvirion* wa* on haud.tu u r n s i u.m- baa** of the Atlantic Amphiuloin xce Fran Lehari* "Merry Widow. than *ix million vot** urea*. munieations man for President alioii of Command, has centered training Hitler 1m-cmitii* a citlen of Ger­ In rml until « hi* In between the muster*d-oul 1914 Wuh ih r mi t b rin k nf bled **n the W est,-,a F r o n t —-and responsible for prying loos* the Roosevelt. George Du HrtufU won an aaaault lioat-LCVI* and LCM •oldier and th* all-conquering many shortly Imforc the prestden kii IMT Wti|(nin Jf in I** n \ a l|||»' World War I, Iter I in iun jinip i h r " h e n his armor and in fan try Germans In tha Baitogn* section waa tha 90th Infantry, command- a L*t*r of Commendation for hia —oparatlnn*. together with com­ fuehrer, however, were yearn of tla| alection in 1932 and obtained * '>1oral t 11y nf 1h r firs In llilc " ( tm t r r o f tin* w a r |irogr»mft of swung north, lhc> s p r u n g the cintributlon to the meeting at bat and underwater demolition ■torm ond strife which he outrode 11 and 13 million voles respec­ Hr II hI i rhurjf, Ht'rlin tm*‘ iiinr xta Ruhr tr a p b) m akin g a Junction the ( pntrut Powerx, ®fed by Major General James Van with the Ninth A r m y ' s Second •nd srount* and raiders training. or beat down to aahr* If hi tively in thr two jiolls. Although Ini 7i <1 I ’ rc v t p iiily - tie- hint j*rt» i Fleet of Bartow. General Van the Black Sea. llMU Thr war rn«ic«i4 Ih-rlin And a few day* ago when the In addition. It hat served a t a couldn’t Ignore th«m. h* felled to defeat Paul von H im cm •loll n l in ma ny r tvi ml Fleet ia wall known in porta hociune thr erntrr of noting, dln- Armored division. denburg, he proved that hi* was ' gle* resultant fiotn einiHnls be Reckon With Ms alecs Oration of th,* Ruhr pocket circle* . aa the former football Russian and American forces gigantic Research Experiment and orK’iintziition nrul (Hihtiinl bickerthe largest German party, group- tween dynasties and ardugiintsm* i it if which m n r k id th«* e a r l y p o«t- never wn« cqiitt-mplati-d by the After the first World w tr Hit coach of the Unifertlty o f Flori- Joined to cut the last rsmants of testing are* to prove th* worth Germany’s armed force, two and sometime* the demerit* of ler began hi* political ncUville* lng nearly 40 per cent of liu- which arose between |iriiue*, im- w«r yenrx. In that year the new high command. But with the da. hlrs and el lies. | a Two, Florida-trained divisions Floridians ware among the first new Improvement*, equipment and among ax-*«rvllemen and found electorate. government wax moved to Wei bridge lost, titsu-ail nf having to Yanks to .meat the Rod Army at method* deiigned to aav* man­ enough follower* to make hi* The masses in northern Gcr-j lii.’tl — King Gustuvu, Adolphui mar. Hut Merlin wan never re defend u comimrn lively narrow tha E|b« River. lieutenant W il­ power and live* and hasten the party a ait many embraced Hltlir with un- , „f Sweden mure hod mt.* the oH front in the north th.- Gi-rrnani laced an the heart o f G e rm an y, Germany's troubled Mflstlon pe­ bounded enthusiasm bill southern wlt(, banner* flying m defense of The first an/^ 10th. Infantry diyL liam Keeton of Palmetto, and •nd of th* war. 19^2— A d o l f H i t l e r . u leader found themselvr* niggling troops Officially recognled In Oermeny, the cradle of his creed. I'rotr-uinl aspirations in north Training Navy filers In various riod. rior.j,' both trained *1 Camp Lleutanant William 5. Larkin of of a |io|itirul part) cuIIimI the to meet «.v>iitill** ill a front ___ _________ _ Blending, are In getlon on th* Tampa were member* of a front types of plane* at more than a 1923, the Hitlerite* ware Import­ rtmained much cooler, due to Hu- rrn Europe. With i h t . n e t , on. National S im mhxtn (Nuns) wav metchu.g frum ihiitssti—u. Northern edge of in* counUr- Una Task Fore* that h«|d the doted air statlona and other ac- ant enough for the moat powerful influence ot th* ( nthojic^liiir, h lU-rlm > jmrt hi ~ n ia - « n ^ Ve*vrs' _hruughv to trial in the n t r “ pn north to Fr*|tJrfjjrt Tin tfJB Mtirii g y a rla io lake npte in (TiF south. tiea In Florida alone, the N a va l H* Haled-^lapahurt r {.War liccamedntWrfi*. rouscripliefT charges y-ffemfve, with'General Hodge*’ bridgehead along th* Elbe where ge* of -i slander Tb« tntln polnls of f <,f men and wealth uiu a m-vere the A llies met. OgcnttM tri ' Twdnlng C• * » saga Under-m » nurd 1933— Hitler g a i n c l control of Ba<k home, Florida's'"famtly T ___ with headquarUrt in th* Hitler and Gen. Erich Ludtn- program—before it* purpose be- I ,irnin on Iho resource f th A m «rtu rtid -t*a r the government The> did not haVe manpowrer d a* in mas­ •till insignificant city. " m Florida folk mag shara a civilian •'ride Jacklonvilt* Naval Air Station, doeff, reckoning with the auppoyt came to rule the world 19 4 0 - - B e rlin found h er se lf in left tw cover so much territory ter race— were aboltlon of parlia­ f t f W 'U d ^ l a 'u g i setting a in todajPa celebration of Peace played a vital rola In th* Atlantfc 1676— Berlin Qgmn v%rtn threat* If U ilb l mentary democracy, state control ened with Swedish fnvnMnn ia the midst of s new world war Ucrd hr excellent ntllilarr highTheater of Wgr. V fr®^Ofl3 and bombings by British plane* suddenly become avenuea Such name* 0* that of Li*U- plain, who recently returned from of all'economic and buainea* ar< the tarifflcd web of intr ijcuex presaged the storm to come. Colon*) of defeat. be nttena Paul E. Cdughlfn, who th* Atlantic and atiperrUed feed­ tlvity, breaking of ulnt«rv*t bond93 mOgg parts of among small state* growing out rounded up 1M) priaonan whil* ing o f people In th librald coun­ •g«, radrganfatlon of toclal ami of the collapse of Gennm effort* Animal glue sticks to wood be- * The long-awaited _ ,drive , , into _ the — political Ilia Ii7a on the bails bail* of tho Io make their ruler* world em­ cause In lu thin. waVm solution | ng a Navy Scout Obaarvation tries, In addition to heading all pelitlcal ” on Invaaion of Navy Chaplalni In the Me^iler- rteia) theory and repudiation of perors in the manner of the Ho­ It penetrate* the pore* while still | r i .2' * ' f p.?‘ .!!!"* *.hc R|^r the place treaty and pf repnra man ampire. Donald L. fluid. When. It solidifies .ml dries, . 5 r* ^ ^ ^ famous eg. nn.l Ninth ArDoughboyt from Camp Blend­ tiona. 1757—City was plundered by it. tremendous shrinking power ! * Hitler early in life became con­ •Iraws the fiber, of one piece to ■ “ croV*Hj. thp *lrram • «! ing daalth on* ot tbs hardest Austrian*. *h* Cologne ‘ ' blllty of an puihwl • hel" 1 blow* to tha Axis armies. As the vinced* of the desirability 1780—City was plundered by the other, making the Joint Plain. tm and concelvad a deep ha- R u s s Ib b b . stronger than the wood Itself ..........................If. largest military establishment fn I; for the Auatro-IIungarian Gisnt fleets of bombers and Flotfcl*, and the largest Infantry Ifi 06— Napoleon marched iota fighter* of el| seven Allied sir t training center in the monarchy. With some o f hi* the elty .after the battle of Jena. Maxwell Anderson who helped command* lashed et railway raids ling ha* a«nt flv* Ttutonlc schoolmates h# halt! *0* 1K48— R leti continuing for a into ,tha Western crot taroting* at whtdl' they week marked Berlin'* participa­ Laurence Suitings writ* "What I end other vital Isrgsta to knock Prir* Glory" about World War^ I 'out the Gsrmtn transport system ed defiance of tha Haps_____ war. It trainees help­ tion in tha great reform move­ did not *erv* io the war which he j . and* sang MDeu*achland ‘ feeding both the Eastera and ed s te m the Beaches at North ment of that year. described so vividly bar A 11e i, HI* father, Western Front*. 1801—Th* old wall* were torn Inir his mtutachioa to ape down, considerable suburban ter­ On tha socond day of lh* pow­ The Grand Canyon is more o f Emperor Fran Jo*ef, was ritory was annexed and the real 608th Parachute Infantrg, actlvitthan 300 miles long, 13 miles erful drive, the Americana plung-. lated With hi* *on. cvelopmant of Berlin as a world wide, end a mile In depth from ed nearly five miles beyond the lunicipnllty was begun. Emperor the brink af the rarfyon to the shattered river defenses, engulf­ ing 30 towpa and village* and agatnat Rhkr. ’ ^ ^ “ William I came to power river b*d. caoturinx thousand* of. prisoners, Now, with Germany out o f ^ „ Island of Nqrava yssr and h* cava increasing free­ Oen. Elsenhower declared the * ttha coast o f Russia, dom to tha city.* w Th# strange flattened end wid­ ;~g>* atlii* ood fresh 1874— Municipal control of the ened face of th* hammer-head offensive was aimed et reackteg t • # m u ll.I f.II IS IN HKHI.IN HISTORY « «6 fflS * W S t eon b* le ft . *0 d * i, W attest* was obtained and a short shark serves * i a bow-rudday, ike Rhine end was coordtasted tlm* later city officials gained used In making quick tuna In wttk th* Red Army eperatleiui control of the River Spree- Tbs punult of flab. CCeattamed o* tws* fww* - \ �.1? ■«s#*Ar-T — ' ' V- w -I PAG E tw o TMR SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA n Nazis Invented Many Of Them But Lived 1. To Refjrct It When TurnOn Themselves « B , ; > Farinacci Set Up Reign Of Terror For M ussolini Minister o f Corporations, and held assorted minor poet* fN - ,on, hi* neerin* lent pared, he quarreled Inntly with Mussolini, but fled with him before the revolt of the Italian people and organ­ ised the remnants of troop* faithful to II three, making their l» »i stand in northern Italy. Alessandro I'ttclinl Alessandro I'avolini was to Benito MussMini what Joseph Goebbvls la to Adolf Hitler. As fly HOW A 111) W. ULAKEHLKK Fascist Minister of Popular Cul­ Associated 1'russ Sclerrr Editor ture he exterminated all Indi­ NEW YORK— OPt— Six of tho NEW YORK, May 7. W>— vidual opinion—and countless In­ —Roberto Farinacci, party orator, dividuals— In Italian journalism | ‘ leading * secret weapon*'’ of this UnrurUt and Minister o f State in us lie fed the cowed press the ^ W i r were military innovuiio >». Musaollnl’s puppet government, predigested, new*, he turned.put These were radnr, Germany• wn* an early Fascist, dating V-2 rocket, jet pintics, radio ton* thv intervet* of totalltarlanisni. back to 19Iff, three years before trolled bomb*, magnetic mine* A party veteran like moet of Mutaolinl’a March on Home. |1 and electronic unit pointer*. Mussolini's ranking ministers, he lieefore he dipt bom i onto put served in many post* from the Of them all, radar » « r prubaiL bly the moat important, but not Mussolini bandwagon ha was n rise to the fall of Fascism. When railroad baggage smasher at Cre­ the cataclysm cant* In Roma, the moit spectacular. mona, and an eager worker In I'avolini bunted hi* archive?, d*s For dipping into tho unlielicv 8oelall*m and Freemasonry, two troying much of the evidence the •* able and shocking the w<nl<i, the movements repugnant to the Fas­ new lalm goes to Geniisny’* Roman Tribunal sought paint Gcnnsny» Dying llying fought for them ngainst him -and other Fascist rf telegraph pide, the V-2, nnd it* cist ideology. He f» 1 later versions, *nid to lie the V- t Unactouely in hi# paper, "Crc- .lenders, and fled. mona Nuova." and the V-4. From Mussolini's new iWtd* When he seined the growing quurtera in Milan he made re \b* The riilnjr numeral# indicate! slrepgth of Muasvllni’a now party peated radio broadcasts, heat' longer dlsta:re progressively. ntnl au«l tufns turned Kascm, lie relinmcd nil over the world, which revei greater accuracy in hitting tarthe journal "Reglr.io Fascism but the target* were always that even the feeble puppet gov­ and became the party’s chief har­ ernment Mussolini operated undey whole cities. The V-2 with n HOJ rier o f Socialists, Ji-.vr, Gatlmll.-s Nnsi protection was crumbling. mile -range and was usually and Frecniasuna. Always the op­ The content of bis broadca»ts accurate enough to hit n rlty at portunist, lie anticipated the consisted that distance. mostly - of apptata inarch on Rome by aclxing Cre­ B fu ln i tha wave of assaaitm New Scope For Mar* mona in the naliie of the Fnsclrt tiona which wta taking a crip­ These rocket-propel led projeparty itiij became unci ownnI king pling etiily two no" loll amonr Mussolini’ s tile* somet. Ilea put somcthic.g really into the -prospect* of vvai dl«. of Cremona in Ih* light o f Mu*t- official*. 4 tenet. Thre was even u possi­ Hitler hated ill* Jew* from oII id's « pi itec la tl on. bility of thootlnjr urro** the A t­ Rswardtd for Relga or Terror youth, too, apd though ho, and lantic Ocean and makhg ""turn He instituted a reign of terror his commraitc* treated p Jewrteh and chlldrcit large #rule victim* which decimated the ranks of the clu**mnto a* an equal, they never 01 mutilation und death ACTING Ft tit FIFI.lt MARKKA LI. ERNST III'ft t’ H, German tj. neral AdtnnaJ -Von Kriedeburir Socialists and the ( ‘-alhullc I'eo- trusted him. WJien Hitler went tp Tho fly i r |c Ixinifi, which de­ (eeiilert tend* a letter I Mini hi* chief asking »ur lender terms "f Fold MuishaJ Sir Iternaril 1— pie's party and drove the fugitive I Vienna he was revolted by lius vastated London more thau Ixmiti Mnntgnmeiy lli-fli F'ie teims were uneimtlitioiia I surrender ' and the German* ucccutod for fores* survivor* underground. So bltlcr-1respectful terms in which the Tj . ‘ era lied done, was not n nokci in Denmark. Iloliund *»inI noi thwesfern Germany Other German i.ffirei * in the group are General 1y did ho persecute the opponent* I leading panura, largely owned by but' a version of the Jet plane Kin-el and Rear Admitnl Wagner. Ilritlsh Offieinl Radloplioto. (Intel national I of Mussolini’s totalitarianism that ‘ Jews, spoke of affalra at The difference between 'the Jet ill 1024, shortly after the murder royal court. Thi* crystallised th*' and tho rocket I* that the former of Giacomo Malteottl, Socialist anli-Ji'Wlsh sentiment in bis mind. tikes it* oxygrn from the ntr. leader and the dictator'll Implac­ A fter hi* bold bh| for power p * while the latter get* oxygen from R e m a ^ c n able enemy, Farinacci was ap- In 1U32. Hitler’* tlrenglji cohtfmiS h o rte n e d It* own fuel. polntod secretary-general of thi ed to grow and. th* N eil party ,i - ‘This seemingly technical di( The W ar party. forced the downfall of the gov. farenco hn* tremendnu* Import Hut his ascendancy Was short rrnmenU uf Chancellors W il­ H i i i ilin u n i t rw«i I'naf IlMtl S ante. Tile jet I* limited to aim AP N«*w>frtilurrr r»»iuni«n rrlmlnala. The rral *ra lived. When. In IS20, Mussuliii helm Unieniqg, Frnnx von Papen tfi I In E.iwUr ii 1 r«»iii. In* In air range* wheie It i - ‘ ’ Icher. I.ONtiUN Sir «? yrnm ufl* i (Hilithal |irUnrVvm( influding now/ sought a rapprochement with 111* and Ccn. Kurt von Cehle! l u the su ulli I ’nttutl subject to Interception by planeFarinacci'* opposition Finally Hitler got what he was S|vnin% civil thv chief hint 300 liii*|iti'w» and pmfnftlunil Vatican mil.-! i t i 1 1>.<» ih i S u s i i , arid 'hi*, and anti-aiicraft fire on ihv m* H'l t»f the Kmiua r< men Jailed fur having btrn infill* was so violent and presisteut that after when the agin/ president The rocket bomb ha* no an itmfis i rush t .l l lit- ta«-t ri niisttiiici? gfitm* i mini 11> it- prinon mid In*!** of \|amnir ordtr* In 1931* Mussolini deprived him of the von lllndenburg yielded to thu rV m ill »»**!* it i»f l hi- Went , polirt* pM-Hcy, s,iy rrcr'l ut i ivhi* * 30 limitation*. It travels when h a \hoiil l « n hundred of th# portfolio and they remained un­ itievilnliJc and appointed Him ,J neither ter plane* imu go * cun ut­ a nil Pint l 4*f 1 v . in hi r , i id vile i f r o m uii I ii, 1 |i* ij lllr a l priwtmrfu ar«* and irr reconciled until tff2H, when the chancellor in Itt&J. tack it. There no defense f<u i ,,ie fun-e f«M It * »*“fl i t - It i * Thi: | .Mtidrill Tin- first of many arbitrary hr»\c given |urnt^iicir *>f ilrnth* When tll#lf dictator restored him to favor as tockcl bomb*, other than deslruy I'anailmn A i in V iM'idipd lo.*uV > | the number umber of ]*nw<uiei prim * -atill li«dd ■fBnp* arc 1li|iild#tcd ihevVr cmick* a member of tha Fascist Grand acts, the new premier dissolved _J_ in* their site* and the laclnne. <»ti tin* li- h i fnviii the | ii n Council. tin* Keichstair aixi caller a general result uf (hr civil wiir a* ; h rr[>l«crd In thr (train rtlia by which mrtttf them Bucket pldOPp in i t hv>t*-T lie returned in triumph from election for March 6. Hitler was "nfilk hi fi*\% all >•* lirealitnulily could fly u» tiitfh •' ( in Mm rh 1 i In* N mt ii A t mv va hmii an (dunged with coin mu t .mvirtu puid bo cffltlmoi of Ills command in the Ethiopian setting the stage for a wild and m » far , an rocket b o m b * , Mint iirobu :ni»tun*ti th** t it «dvt < M u t n c h f n medals unprovoked uprising. | crim e1 / n e t e n i a a d a y w ork on th# campaign, covered with K r b l y as fast. Hut the rocket bomb i i l u d l m t h tiial pufsiud fit l a the A week before tho election Splint *h MlniHirv «»f .lu-Hre fl ■ t •niitrurtitn of iht new prluofl. for valor but minus Ids tight / rose 100 miles, probably more it itilei di'fcnM’ * »-f < alniftit*. tiruK, t. iichmg Loiubm »et the Fr»»nT till* untl other yt Ihops th# hand. Despite his acclaim in Fas­ theio occurred the Reichstag fir*, j. necessary, nod flew »o fast tiny Bill/ Spec U niiniher *»f prdUiiiil print! era ui 2 r e g i m e d r a w * luhor f o r m a d * i n u . cist circles as a hero wounded In nn excuse for the susapenslqn ot i j r their metallic hinge* glowed red i ^ of^riVHii N ndii j e a r he 1 | hiHi^n (id tin of P e t m i n r y * JfM -i, u i l i u * r ntntc p i o j c c U i , 4 action, correspondents with him the republican constitution, arrest jf hot. he Kilim' Mairli >1 fonlv* idling fMiunting unly those perimmc tly [ Since 1943 Aunoi lm» caUh- ll) tho 1P30 campaign said he of rommunist* end abrogation of ® v Germany wUS filet with jet id Into Loluum- March 1 N a I ' rlu pruim. I'ri.oimr. Ik M u ' l l o j i j ^ i u ,y»um whereby model lost the liDltd dynamiting fish on not surnrlaln*. The Natle polled the shore' of t.ak* Child. anes, both flying bomb* nni .led across nhiiie and blew U|> ibr cmumiifi right *of personal liberty, peace­ law in SiMilrihli ,j,t l-o'.ei* muy Iviirn a new trndi* thter nnd observation ships, .he Hobcnmllerii hitdgo, Thu }»H*or* have neiei cMcewktl ten j»,» practice when ihfy M bcn the Mussolini government ful assemblage and freedom of All tie possibly wn* due to Ger A, o T tfioiiMind I j . u o o c . ore ii-julred to .flout us* overthrown after the Alljrd pres*. i many's huvin* to do tin g* th. Semllle Attacks Start ' ' ,, " , ' " !*' i Hut tlic-« figures do not cmmi j ‘ Arriba Fspuna, V|Cft Franco!.’* landings In Italy, Falluacci flci hard WA) Hn trfftllm nil , sinint’ to tbe north disguised a* a Nasi n ' ' " ' H ' I he tliuiitaluU w I hmii Hpnrrnirrk | amt ?M (ffVe the T^oHuglut srtlijto Since Social hue. Cothullc Cdnwas being overwhelmed. The je * ,llrS*|ir. ft nt IiitI li e ItlllllV ■oil Triili*ic t Elite Uuard. After. Mu»»idlnl yrl trists and uUigr parties wero prisoiiei *" incn <t* t lio lUuioing andsin* the - gave hpir <mir,ething which, f» Ifit I ruble!!* Mill.'!! .. -vliile lie Hi,,I n.i wonted wi'iitcii »n»|.<in.| >( icflet'i-' | rl a innge pally u*' ,^1*!L Na*l-coiltroll«d govein not permitted to hold election »o»|.,tc.| < of olottge pntpy uiunrtn uiithi-tn ni at nigin. night th* moment, could run a»*iy flum /list Army rmi-l 11)■ Hie ).n,mlh.e* ....... . .... ............. The real terror of the Fr.ueo m‘ " tT A H l,K: « * ■ meetings, while tils Null* Masked -> any other ship in the »kir* i Fourth At mm oil l)iv i»iuit ruvrml and laker, ...J*„ for a ............. . regime aeeordln* .o eucr-lm. their philosophy into all listening jermuny also may hnv Imiso tillIc-r, til 6H luiuia nnd -vnl the niuitb Ihe*eunfortunates .n tbe dictator's aon-ln-law, Roman cars, results o f the election were prlsoi n l K|iiniards and to forill', IwpOftl by lark of fuvl .Jid* flew t-jn-nn rm llug in rintnlic defeat pollticiahs said then that Fnrlresidents of Spain who 17,300.000 votes against 7,173,Oi On fool other limn higi Then rsrnr the Hcmaxen rro« doni leave (he city prison* or I'eign haul jadlce jails, the u-iror uf h*,c seen tho result, are the nflcd't Irtfluertco with tile Gol­ for the SocialiM* and 4,000,1 oeUne gasoline. sing. On March It the Flr«l had every Spanish leftist mhna oulwelfhod Mussolini’s. «pi*R local prison* Into which for the Coiumunistj, Russia First Mllh Itoekels ought through the hill* rimming Ctai . i t PaUctl Hitler made no attcmtil to curb For there the oolitieul police ■lf|f polite pack Ihetr eapllvr* In locket weapons, Russia pro- ,hr bridgehead to within a mllr» Benito Mussolini, maintaining tils power-drunk underlings when apply unrefined metlimL of i-x* Immediately after srrest. f t i M DlyI " ----“ ‘ “with i‘ l- n -------- 4n(j „ ijum-jcr „ f. ihr . . Frank.urt. . was — first, German) almost into senility hit pose 4* they went on a brutal i p m sfU r trnctlng Infornintloi: the '’acclTens of thousand* of an- Italy's ond JL .,3, 1 . .. the Allic* about even. Th Ruhr Autobahn. foremost athlatc, rmet the election. Attack* oh Jews, roAllies had the edge in effectlveCoblenz fell to tbe living rol- dental death'* rnte Is high, and recorded prisoner* spend day*, Clara Pataccl, young and bcuutl- nrvjsion of Catholics and Impriweeks or months In such prlaeti* no lawyers, relatives nr friends n*a* of roc kola. This prnlmly wa* imn* of Gen. I'ulton Mnrrh IH. ful, a* ha strutted trutted along thv sonment In concentration earnpa daily que-ll*«lng and beach at art Italian resort in because the Allies saw the ad wlitlC the SeVenlb A tiny (iner.it- ran reach the prisoner, who is under of thousands of oppoeitionlst* ‘ if*, vantage of conecntrating on roc iig on llie southern end suiuslted not even invoked on the Ministry |K>lire mrlhinls designed to ei- 1039. were given hj* Ucil approTal. Irsct ronfr-slona from the u kata which would do tho most into Kiegfried Line defense. Put- of Justice records. Within a few weeks a magnifi­ Jews were attacked In the Hlncr the unsolved killing In |They may be returned to their .if damage to enemy soldiers and on’s men. nverrunlng u third of cent vilU arose on the stones uf •tracts and In their home*. Jew­ Madrid Feb. 39 of twu inline - , homrs eventually with no retn weapons. in Kuui land, swept on um heeV- isle, the nuralwr <>( "transienl” [ ord of their arrest anywhere; Monte Mario, a swat ky (toman ish stores were boycotted fu r»*• Electronic gun pointing wn* Br­ ■d ncross the Nnhe River n'tilhsuburb, and Clara was Installed tallntlon for German boycotts arrests has climbed weekly to.; they may be sent to country other Allied lead The Allii-* made i ^ ’ of Maid*, thousands. Few of this,# ■ were prisons for eientual trial la Ih* thar* a* tha dictator’s last mil- clamped down abroad. and used more of them. a T(lr K|rM A nll, „f Hiller took strohuoui measures slow justlrc of Kps In. 1'oli Ilea I treg*, Mussolini'* wife, often dis•. Magnetic mines were in the of ll* important lifclim-s by the bookrd mid held,s_as permanent t. prisoners frequently wait yeara carded In favof of beauties who to Hit Germany from* , th# s patent offices of the world cupi-. uf the Luden.tu.ff l.rldg. L ite r to /lalm officially that for trial by the military Court* M P M U jj.ld b « r husband, went economic morass. Oi/irhW govltfBw tala during World War L C.crH --ollauy. tMurcV 17), •iKvcrthcless drove Kps In’s prisons are now free of assigned to hand!* all political Int* obscurity again, and Clara a menUI subsides to indtttftrjr and many was th* first to make them on with euppllca lerputed on inftotneo with Mussolini rose to several large InduJtrlalhta »eompolitlral prisoners. offense*. | work, but the defense was com­ pontoon bridgee. such htight* that pot only she, i‘ ed to bo powerful factors In hie Conditions In Spanish prison* plete. This was a cable hung like International development* ar* The Seventh and Third Ar­ but moat of Ih* _______ J w iratinbcra of bar administration, . l a n d i n g soma a.Jbelt around n ship,! to dening mies formed ii junction In the lire muoh Improved since the keenly frit In tho prisons and family,1 lived lu^rrtously. foundation t j ‘reports they had nellso the vessel. Magnetic loon*. dnarlmul Mnrrh 20 wltich virtual­ tdnek days of IPHff nnd 1U40, 'police volica jails. Tho Allied landings All Wh«rt Fascism crashed, aho wa* subsidised him. .. als ly wiped out the last German when the Franco regime began a I ti Nortn Africa, the fall of Fa*carried by low-flying planes, also •m ated with her aging awaln by Dal If us* First Snsg rnntpulgn' o f repression lo liqui­ cl*m In Italy, the Russian drive exploder) underwater mines. realslance west of the Rhine On date U>e sew Roman government, and Hitter's first setback cam* In any Republican under­ burly frdm Stullngrad, the Allied Radar Helped Bar* England tha fittings of ner villa were Radar helped England's few March fc2, I'ntton'e tanks cioshn ground. liberation of France with Spanish celled by th* elate. Rescued with his efforts to annex Austria. flghtcrt atop the da^ight bomb- {}l*0^ noL" 'Jwl“ *h#,e....... . — For nearly, two years, accord­ leftist raids across the Pyrene** Muaaollnl by the German*, she Chancellor Engelbert D o l l f a e e northern Spain, brought Muaaol1 ’ ‘ exile In the north Bud fought the Natl* aa flarctiy a* hi, pu.h: The Rh,,. ing to Spaniard* and foreigners Into bombing. Ilndgr pointed guns w ns c rossed oil M arch 21 hy four living in -Hpnln during that per- swift execution to thouiatids of shared his ited and executed with tho Mails had throttled their own waa rearrea opponents in Germany. . « . ahoqtliTr at warships Invisible in innrr Allied Armlrsi commatld'iw, lud, more than 500 lipnuiatds Hpinish poll, leal prUonetW. him. Meanwhile, tho boycott, particu­ Iha night— auiilf* tliem with a few Such rircuUona era rarely To ttkd sky troopa, 14,OUti .planes, In sn wore packed Into jnlls, ronvylit*, larly severe in America, had ahoU. Radar enabled planes above all-out drive against Germany’s niurasUrira and school*, lim y it- made public. One of th*** rare rnc lullau youths brought Germany to the w y e of tha cloud* to sc* on their iuslnioccasion* tame Jaal February b o n fortrw*. The" f ^ *• * U h In the Eihl- an economic UeW ie. /pr/tha fln t (tmhit boards th* uullln** uf their announced it hough hong life, nit relntlvrs were ul- when the regime hoimbltig target. Radar 1* on* of knockout was the goal of the towed to brln bring it to them—If they that Ifl ’‘Commanlft. tm ovt))^* __ *Ihr the powrer. UlHer’e poslU< [realcwt offensive aintr p-llay, ... sir'd* rm -illfd TlffW T'tW dW ^TeTfim W ihr <Ci0s jnym ,t)o{u,r.bi'w- fie r i, •~rm rn crt'im r ApRfFTufdieT ‘ uie rmrtth^ftntf- any:'Ttron poimded into perceptibly, BUTT ntfiir* peace uses cannot yet biren executed aa ito Ricci, who *, Thetl Deg FeueAm reoeirod #vlRhine March 2(1; Elsenhower as­ hefnra they could bo "tried.** for the elaying o f two F* Thousand* were eventually re­ Balllla, denc# that a group of leader* Barrage balloons also were a serted 4ho enemy, a* a inllilury leased—harmless wreck*, physi­ by what tho official roast lutldn, to bo Under Ernest Boehm ware plot* product of thi* war. Th*lr pro fore* was whipped on tho West cally and .mentally. described also *a "Commualot*." Fascist Roling against him gnd ho deacend_ taction at tiro** wa* surprisingly tern Front, *nd by March 29 tho With th* appelctment In 1943 Gugrds, prol f<I.won. Munich to Umogunto • . *ff*etive, though n*v*r complete Germans north, of th* Ruhr were of th* pr**eot •Minister of Jos­ I In his last in wild retreat R U R A L COMMON SENSE They *om*tlme* carried trul j * 01 b,0°^ a*d bullets. For two tle*, Eduardo Aunoe, tho rogime Sqneeae Begins , By Hpodi Johnsoss day flriit* squads of Uoehahlrted •cret weapons, In the form of launched a policy o f releasing Elsenhower called for Nail* nvlslble trailing txploslv* dc* « » busy In Berlia HEALTH surrender on- March 01, aa ar- political prisoners under "condi­ FOR GOO tional liberty." A sue .-castor, of WORK mlea ciampeu/ damped/ aieci steel deadlock* 1all weapon*, vehicle* and rare* decrees announced on natonal K R O il nltlona there ware cons tint around the . (Kithr*: ’ Th* Third hatldsye mad# tkl* root# out of Array reached the outskirts of Th ate. which from honGotha *nd battled Inside of Kas­ ja l! arallablo to all political yprcadlng tlmo rated th* name i d yyear*. t In it* prime pr during on April taking both tho prisoner* serving up to 30 *. Titer* were net merely sel_ oo There ware plenty o f “ It#,” but month* Florida. l i , c * t t but thousand* of these next day, tbe official prison populaton soon think emenU. They cam* so fiut - t t a relent Ic e tide of Allied dropped below 100 thoqeard. Men rise In times, folks rd prtvaa In tanka and troops swept ahead 49 *1 .A m trtf’ n ttdR luruil jjjjcrty^-were r wpo . <«>-<♦-wihHw r : atom iqw W 5 i.^ a a . ubu W -TTYa f | V TDty ‘niHItr1 lllff' " t t f * tirattuu; Ilk a a . .Tha ITrilish c *fc . *me*ar at the wtart. viork' In lheir home districts,'am' Tha auophalea.l* tha i mult, fir* . newer In­ Urcmeni tha Ninth on Hanover: mnny ‘were borrwd from working m I S V r ha o f , mosquito that trails: in amount* which were Iha Third seised 190 ton* of gold at *t tnetr old profession*, or crafts. t . _____ Bcretnljera tbe beat protscUun eumrna inter tn vaguely permitted to M 9*d- vast amount* af currency Not only were they required to UrU from perron i wa bar* ggalutt mosqultoc*. , In a salt mine report to police every weak, but the other wd. A landing boat- bee*rat and art t m n m During tha fi activities of tha farmer jm d w to * IrBiqemlouiiy Ivalent of th* batUeehlp near Moockers. they were aho subject to frequent ventintf blm from M ly and ority by a Tanks roared unopposed along midnight or aftri* morning visits firepower, provided tha much rest a* tss __________ _ pray to MB socotaaaaln tha wa* limited to fir# German ’ wjaerhighwrays, within from political a f foreign more therefor*, reduelog hi* afforta to politic*! police— i>oilcc— visit* mora do gat Indoors 1*8 mile* of Berlin on Awrlj 8j Ilka raids which frequently meant Secret Weapons” Backfire ( M ONDAY, M AY Execution Of Ciano, Catholics, And Jews - Ordered By Him Biggest Blot On Franco Regime Is Treatment Of Political Prisoners K 3) ^1:: ^ SS35F £ vSKfeSH JE & Ca.re&rjSoldier, Led Allied Army On Western Front preme Allied 7, 1945 Headquarters— Co- ■ cat-working officer In the U. H. Arniy. Started In 1917 ’ Smith, who was born in Indian­ apolis on Oct- 5, 189G, joined the Army In 1617 ae a Second Lieu­ tenant of fnfaniiy, discovered ho liked the Army after tha war was over and-stayed in. Field Marshal Sir Harold Ru­ pert Laofrlc George Alexander, Supreme Allied Commander in the Mediterranean Theater— Was *7 1 deputy commander Ip *hl*f under A P Newifeotorcs Writer lower in the North Afrtclan The Allied armies on the west­ Kisenno ern front and in the Mediter­ campaign; later .commanded A l­ ranean theater were commanded lied ground forcee In the Sicilian entirely by career soldiers of the drive, fn World Wgp f, ha Won United Stales and Great Britain. citation at tha M*rqe and the The#* were the victorious top Somme and wax * wounded twice. The fourth son Of the Earl of general* of th* Allied command; Gen. Dwight David F.lnscn- Caledon of County Tyrone, Ulster, hower. supreme commander— It Alexander followed tradition to was the cool, calculated judgment Harrow and Sandhurst. of p professional soldier that coSubmarine Trip ordiratml -the American and Brit­ Gen. Stark W. Clark, command­ ish forces into th* maebin* that er of tho 15Uj Army Group— Laid •went across tha continent to the grntrtdwork for the North final victory Hn Germany. A f riel an Invasion in' October, Gen. Klsaghorwer wa* born. a 1942. Arriving on a British sub­ Texan, Oct 14, 1890. *nd reared marine, he made cot tact with Ip Kansas. He ta a graduate of French patriots who . eased tho West .Fedot.,', ,■. ; ‘ ’ wpjv for the .Novinibcr' jandjipr*. - • • ifM d PrfftebGeu • Th e * M p f d ' Y M born j xt - an Rapid promotions took* him In post, iadlson RalTaeks, 36 months from liutenant colonel on May I. 1808'. to fun goner*!. He first w u sent Follow rd Dev era to Washington to wurk on war Aa a lieutenant general, Meplsns, -to t-ondok a* commnntler Nnrney served n.i Deputy Huof thp A m y ’s Euro(wan Theater nremc Allied Commander In .the o f Operations, to Africa for the Mediterranean Theater, u n d e r Mcditsrraneftn campaign and fln- G«n. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, natly back to London ns SuQrem# succeeding Gen. Devers when the Commander. latter took command of the Sixth Field Marshal Sir Bernard Law Army Group. Montgomery, commander of the Me Nil ruey was born in Empo­ 81st Arm y Group—The Nemesis rium, I’a., Aug. 28, 1893. IIo , _ J at _ a tWest v _* nPoint . U s I— that prevailed over Ihe German graduated In IIBIS Field. Marshal Erwin (Desert and was commissioned a Second F*x) Rommel,' in North Africa Lieutenant. The Senate confirmed and northern France. hie appointment t6 full general, Considered Britain’s best gtn- along with those of Bradley, and itt most spectacular Clark and Deter*. comroandsr, Montgomery rose to fame at El ALaraein TURRET GUNNER when he began pushing Rotnmel AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE art of North Africa. Frrom there BOMBER STATION. England, he went on to Slcil- with his May 7—CpI. W. Klckilter, 24. of Eichth ighth Army which whk’ was the first Santo'rd, ball turrtt gunner on a Allied force to invade Italy. l>-17 Flying Fortress, lias been assigned to the 95lh Bombard Sandhurst Man Both United States And Britain Gave Men To V ic t o r y He attended Saint Paul’* school In England *nd then Sandhurst. Ir Work! W*r I he rose to lieu­ tenant colonel and won tbe D.3.C. Gen. Omar N. Bradley, com­ mander of the 12th Army Group —Perhaps America's moet proven field general, he led the Second rpa Sicily', was senior commander of American grounds forces In the Nermandy invasion, outgeneraled ' -N a ili with • the ’ iv r the breakthrough lit tit Lo, ami went on to coinoiind four armlos. Bradley was bora at dark. Mo., Felt. 12, 1803. Ho wn-j as­ signed to training <1 the first World War. Armored Force Expert Gen. Jacob f„ Dcvcrs. com­ mander of the Hixth Army Group —An armored force expert whose ; American Seventh and French R Armies fought from tha ehei o f tha R lvlers' to the nt and on Into Germany. Before Ihtt* operations, Devers was Deputy Supreme Commander o f all Allied forces In tha Medi­ terranean Theater, to which area ha was icnt after he had reorgan­ ised and schooled thousands of U. 3. troons in the United King­ dom for the Normandy Invasion. Devers was bom on Sept. 8, 1887, In York, Pa. He became a soldier at 18, when he was ap­ pointed U> West Point Gen. Walter Bedell ("Beedl*’’ ) Smith, chief of the s U ff of Bu- ,G T ^ c0^ ,.lV ,lkl] bJ . S '" J*ck E. Shuck of Gasp . Wyoming, and now U taking nn orientation course on flylni, rro sn^T neater evdure in the European of Operation*, prior to begin­ ning combat duty fn thi air. The A A F gunner, son of U C. Kicklilcr of Stuart, Fla., entered service in April. 1944. His wife. Mrs. Jerollne Klckilter, lives at 609 Weat Ninth Street. Benford. ,u :, S I u '■ib ADS AR E NEW S P rin ted h i f l i f .Type in Reverent THANKSGIVING . '« * % The RITZ THEATRE BOX OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW For The Special 'Memorial Service To Be Held A t Tlie Baptist Ghicreh T £ “ ‘•;“ln ,60” sky troop# trapped two Natl arml** In Hyland. The’ Ninth In a n From 1943 to the present the J ,ll lu m ) t o " V n e l nock-and-neck race with tha pin t Spanish pros* has published needed to most toppled .Hanover and entered countless articles Praising Fran­ • f t .,,' oaquitu j* Brunswick on April Iff, wtyle air. co’* generosity. This year A tutos, sst-kept. with tel *M )idanea, . * who made real pro g w * In Im ­ dlvislnn of tols) proving condition* In tha prbosa the Mint (lath under hi* direction, invited Allied vimdt rdk, m measure ' .tha that r- m IM l* 1 ?: * M+t+rt j j?. .1 ■*, ‘ ^ sflSSigfi r/ �..i I / • Mo nd ay , .m .\ v ,, m : , th e Sz y n f o r d h erald , sanfoud F l o r id a ----L- F A C IE ■is a m ? :* . .1 1 - -J- TT » 0 J # ♦ SEPT. 1, 1939— z\dolf Hitler sent hls panzert hurtling acrosx , tin" txjriif'r mto Boland and into Pomerania. Silesia, mid K.v.t ' Pu,-.s..i T w o days Inter, on Sept 3. Prime Minister Chamtiei * 1mm told the Itrilish Parliament a stale of war existed !*•lA<«:i Gtrat Hntain and Germany. France lined m|> witn 1: , i,n Europe was ablaze April 0, 1940—Germany ujv.ubil Jivi a.iy and Denmark. Norway declared war on ihz* Hcu'h. MAY 17— German troops in Belgium captured Brussels Other Nazi armored forces knifed thmugh openings in flic Muglnot Line tn r.oiUietn Frame Th. rest d.i> Mav 18, the Gormans. with a loice of mine tha 2 onn !..• leached the Aisne l in e r Mav 211 K m f Loopoli .U Holgu.m suncnderi'd tii' army to the Nazis The wm Id le.u m-d the n e.iuuii; of hhlrki teg. May 29— The British heg.ii) to withdtaw in Dunkirk JUNE 9 — No ,-w as surrendered tn the Gernun Jill** 10. Mils ’ 1 i hu h, I at child ILllt I I ' ! ! i> 5 \ ■ I ■I, I ! ll> l. tl e l . N . I .1.. 1. I't I ■ Sept r i * t . 1I .... ... ... The e. ■t d.n . 11 r a' d 1 , ( ■ , •< • . n.i l !'.<■. V . . ' . . . . . u |l , | . B a t t l e u! II: .................. ......... . IU', Nazi pi.ii'.r •Nlil*iVt lU'il <>i'f JJ . • | i J . s c. dll |l ,i! -411« ).11.(1,1b 1 f t-*I * i'U‘ APRIL 6, 1941—Germany invaded Greece and Yugoslavia. M.n 12 It ii do If Hess, tiie Nazi s No .1 man, pai achuled into Nc.ula M t n . 22 —Hitler stiuppori ins non-aggression pact u l! s ' 1 -u d sent his at nmred ih\ isions ,ti lies tin- Russian ts.i.n-i i h t 111 Pile tie i mans captured Odessa, raced to-, waid Musiira Dec 7— Japan attacked Pearl Hurltor. The l ,mle. 1 Sluter at war. Dec. 1II—Jap tioops inlaiirtl Philippines,* STUKAS.CARVED A PATH FOR NAZI QAINS IN AFRICA Jon 26, 1942—Arrival of U. S troops in northern treland 5"*.Fi. t nnnffuiu'id by the War Department May 22--The lirxt e>f the Latin-American nations. Mexico, declared war on Hu A t Mav 23— Russian troops evacuated the Kerch IVmn,i >. the German drive continued xvilh nnabnled fur'• Mav ’ •; . 'll.c HAF hurled 1.130 planes against Cologne Jum r> : 'i iu" U. S. declared war on Bulgnrui, Hungary and Humania JUNE 21 ttii.i-j. 3 Itoinn • 3 tto lU * j \ hi\ r..|jt umt the L.bvdn poit u( 1obi uK A <Month hilt i . Huh. \u«»a iihle to IwiQ-t C>f i*li"thl*r V ■* ttit V 14i|it m «* nf i h» l • • ll i a i hi ( f V of llovtov Aui' 11# i .«iil bm» «! A' •-l h *' * m*jH* I'" 'f t r > l.iiiti' ■ .*• i - H » * h inn* I ! r 1 . , ■ 1 “■ ,i I. DfC 24 A.l r*l l« i*.H.{ KoNPiitfi ! mnj|i I 7- IfAlO H■* I»■F'H»i I I tto -I r-i ' UVn# iH fjj- •*f lilt Ni»\ T A f i h .» T h r t u U \ hm n i M i i m! u ,o U , i ‘ i ii li* r * i.intt it . N oj ’ *i t l,f< n b tti* . j j t a d ilfiiiti I u n | HU ,*r a ! X . s| ll} > i. r , * • ' I' I I " - ■ >* ,, • I • 1. \ i 1,'S i H ♦ * i , i ■ .) . MAY 9 t., iin.ii,', i r.nhi«l «hti t i<tr in North Afih.i. Six Nail ■* ' " I' i- 'in r< » ' t\ JMiOo mumi in th»* Mi/crtr area. •-* .X hit I ft ,i. ? (o.rih i ' in Noi t'i 1" 1'-I 1'r # 1 . if si .t,iitu* h*iti I’cdji'd ily June ' * '* 1* * ' *» t|*r .»• f o » Uu? Mini!-* i •“ «■ • I *lv I u HHtep u .i’sr.ipturiMit tfie f, i-itii v ’’ 3 t Hj p * •IK*, t 'll lh i lAiUtli * rr,n*t of . of Pjit% , JnJU - * * ■;w,,r r r » w " n ' - ' w I a /a : i *' & CM, ’JULY 23— Mussolini resigned as Premier of Italy. Badoglio ,was named as his lucceasor. Sept. 3—The Allies invaded the Italian mainland. S ep t B— The HadoRlio Government In Italy surrendered. Sept. 13— German paratroopers kidnaped Mus­ solini, took him to the Reich. A month later, on Ocl. 13, Italv declared w a r on ltajejc-aUy, Germany. Dec. 23— Gen. Elsen­ hower was SuprnncyCommandcr of Allied invasion forces . .. JAN 2, 1944—R A F planes dropped 1,120 Ions of bomb3 on Berlin Jan, 4— Russian lioops. plunging ahead in a creui winter ollt-nsis'e, crossed the 1939 liorder Iwlwcen Hu. u and Poland Jan 14— U. S and British planet) began nmrj; ..llact on the French invasion coart Jan 18— ttiiMian forces n|>er,i I new drive on Leningrad front, Masting lliiaur.fi Nazi lim • Feb. 3— More than 1,100 U S. planes hit Wilhelm shaven p ■ P [M i FEB. 17— llu iiuan trimp . ccutlinuu r their wilder uftcusive. anmhiluti >1 a liu^e Genruti furic i ■ .pp.-it in the Dim per Bend, March 1(5—The Gt i titan m re m retreat in Itii c ia un till fronts i xce|it imtliid IV .k 'm n .nul Tarnopnl Match 20 • With fli'.b t s ..!■ Hite s ‘ liuw mi. ,i.u. ».f n.i lapse, Nazi lumps began «•« • iij.ai nn uf II ,n^ai) Mu..ii 2t -Gernumy occupntl Htimanm, Tw o day* litter furls i■•ached Romanian frontier. MAY 9 — SevaxtafKil was recaptured by the Russians. May 10 — Military targets In France and Belgium wero hit by 4,230' Allied planes. June 4—The Allies occupied Rome. June 0—D-Day! z\llied Invasion of Europe began. June 18— U. S) lumps cut oh 25,000 Nazis in Cherbourg area. July 20— H ith t cm apt-d assassins. Aug. 1— Fanning out in Normandy, U. Si liwtps enter Brittany. Aug. 13— Allies invade south France^ YOU. ARE• ‘ NOW CROSSING THE RHINE RIVER. THE BEIGIAN BUIGt • A IA S V THANflC NAZI DRIVE AUO. 25— U. S. and Preach troops marched triumphantly into Paris. S«pL 2—American troops crossed into Bcfgfufn. ScpL 6— Allied patrols made their first crossing o f the Ger1043— The U. S. Blh A ir Force set a new winter recor consecutive days of bombiniz German conimunicntloi Cologne Plain. D ec 3—Gen. Patton's tanks crossed the Saar.! » —Allied troop# whittled down N u i gains in the Ai D cc .J 8 -T h # N a ils launched first offsnsive since D -D sy. . . . and AI race. Jan. IB ^Thc Russians opened three new 212^;..Z. * ".'V - • —*** . . V A* VICTORY JAH. If—Warsaw was liberated by the Russians. Soviet forces crashed onto German oolt in Silesia. Feb. J— U. $■ troops cut Into the Siegfried Line. Feb. 0— The R u jU n Army, on the Oder River, reached Zellin, 33 miles from SQ^ilp. Feb. 13—The U. S. 3rd Arm y breached the main SiegfrieaLme de­ fenses. Feb. 23— Tlic U. 9. drive tovzard the Rhine puih>d beyond the Roer River, Mordt 6 - U . S. troops enlereti C^ognC END OF H IU t R S MAO DREAM MARCH 9— The U. S. First Army captured the Remagt Bridge and crossed the Rhine, Germany's last major wati barrier. March 20— French troops drove the Nails oil tha la French soil, crossed into Germany, And by mid-April Alik B I I __ the Allied pincers cloied.Hltier’s doom w u sealed.’ CtMiml run — IN EUROPE -Yx' i L 1, I' * �! ■ X**i ± h l i . ■iK ± ± J JfONTJAT,' MAY 7; 1913 T ltt SANfORD HERALD, SANFORD, FtO Rt»A m t m r n bm+rnm 9s*s ~ * a m Till: SVNFOKD HERALD, SANFORD" FLOninA W j l M l V T 'l . ' l l l i 0 »^ Year? Three Years? Five Years? Look a t these From the Army and Navy. Then Figure it Out foi I understand back home they’ In spite of Midway, Bougainville, Ifcrawa, Japan i» fighting on "interior" lines. It's true chat its fleet Before you do, remember that many a gallant Amcriptn; Saipan, heyte, Manila, Iw o jim a, Okinawa, and is now much smaller than ours. But never forget that the boy, now vibrant with the breath of life, w ill die aAthebapdfc U. S. N avy has a much bigger job to do. of the Jape. all the other American victories, Japan now controls an area and population far larger than the United States, and with many natural resources greater than ours. H er home islands are industrialized and organized to the l a * rivet, the last kilowatt o f power, the last pair o f human The Japs have stated, and no thinking man or woman battle*hardened troops, many with ten years o f war behind H ow many? Thousand1 ? Certainly. Hundreds of thoufandf? men to hold their empire, l b the Japanese, life is cheap. W ell, bow many? the Individ* ual, nothing. Japan can put in the field over 4,000,000 well-trained, Speak louder—I can’t hear yuh a doubts it, that'they are prepared to sacrifice 10,000,000 The emperor and the state mean everything saying the war is over.” •* That’s up to you. • • f ft / . . • C o p t. I S M by U n ite d F e a tu re Syn d icate. In c ,} Sure, B ui— speak louder. I f the w ar were to end tomorrow, Japan would have put the seal on a conquest greater than Napoleon’s. You 11 have to, to b e h ea rd abo\o the bloods gurgles of the men who arc dying at this very moment of our clay of "Vi. lory \ . . the -- - - them. TW s force la twice as large as all the German armies Y h k b daftndad France, the low countries and the Western 1 ^ donations, slacken your bond buying, use blade market gas, * 3 * ^rV*^*"*'* ^ *^*% . Are you planning to quit your w ar job, stop your blood have more fun, .cue up generally? - *V•V-j 2 K o o p b u y in g B o n d s l month, or next year, for you? th* Jap homo ftoqt, firmly indoctrinated in emperor wor- K o o p th at w o r jo b ! * : — start breaking faith wi t h i Iiom* w h o died gel drunk on our sucres* so far. ghostjiy.whwperSjjnighty in-voluine, o f ilie niKti who died-not trr kill one nation hut to kill all tyranny. But," you say, "the war with Japan won’t end tomorrow. W ell, what about it? W ill k end "tom orrow , Celebrate louder, America! .. .: *- Today our great fight is hut half won. "w ** ■' Japan, our final and most dangerous enemy, s till lives. * save our choose, pray for our dead, and for Ilie li\es of ll >cen spared. We can slay on the job, buy ano i pint of blood. We can choke back our cheers d for ihc mighty lask that lies ahead. Japan still boasts an army o f 4,000,000 fanatical, last-ditch fighters, K s s p d o in g a ll y o u r country a t k i t Today is but the symbol o f the many days to come. . What are you going to do with these days? Pnpartd by the War Advertising Count ll ARCADE PACKAGE STORE FRIEFLSON’8 BAUER RADIO * ELEC. SERVICE . fc BEACON DAIRIES . • McREYNOI.DS DRUG CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS GULF 8ERVICE STATION NICK’S LIQUOR STORE SANFORD BUICK COMPANY HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. PARHAMORE GROCERY SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. BENTON’S FURNITURE EXCHANGE H ILL HARDWARE COMPANY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY SANFORD FURNITURE CO. BILL’S PACKAGE STORE HOLLER MOTOR .SALES CAMPBELL’S FEED A SEED STORE HOLLYWOOD S1I0I»S OF FLA. CARVER D A U B E R SHOP * CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. . | • a CERE80LI CITY DRUG COMPANY C d U iU * r B OFFICE E Q lh U N T CO. COWAN COMPANY . . B. I* PERKINS PIGGLY-WIGGLY HOMER’S SODA SHOP PINCHURST GROCERY IVY 8HOE STORE H. a POPE COMPANY. INC. 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PU ns nre nind< and probably within a few hours o f the cessation of hostilities m ' Europe will begin an exodus of Cos it Guardsmen from- Atlantic waters to swell Navy force* ulresdy facing Nippon. Coast Guard and Coast Guaid manned vessels hoisting nnclim fo r the other side of the world Will leave behind them u truly Impressive war record—a morn started o ff Greenland in Scptrmbar, 1941. Capture of the Nor. ‘wagian ship Busko by the cultei Northland under Lieut. Comdr. Leroy McCluskey, Inter riiptnio o f the port at Key West, mid lltjuldatlon of a Nasi weathei station, was a sotto voce fore­ runner of thia country’s entry into World War II. The action Waa Ugallzod by our treaty with A In months that .'orb wed, the C. G. cutters Bpeneer, Camplieil, Icarus and the Invasion transporta Chase, Hunter Liggett Leonard Wood and Bayfield tie. cams well known. Coast Guard •vlatlon Chalked up an envinble record, not only with bomhi'.g operations, but for rescue and »• connsIssanre work. " Capture of the fh*lt Nari U boat crew was scored bv thf Icarus. IJeuL (now l.ieut. Comd- . rtd.) M. D. Jester, nftcrwnrd captain of the port at MImiiii blasted the null is* the > and shelled it Into submission o ff tbs Carolines. Thlrty-thrre mem bars of its crew were hri I -I ashore at Charleston, 8 C The Campbell's running lie tile With half a dozen aiihmer*|t»| •while protecting an Atlnnlir con Toy* made spectacular history. The 827-foot cutter was hunting tlm wolf pack In heavy sens and finally found it, 26 miles from tbre.. convoy. Tho battle started late one evening and ran into the fan&Wlnjg afternoon. climaxi-d f M t the Campbell ripped n 12 foot bolt In her hull while rum suing One of tl.i raiders. » Dodging plodding mcrrhnnt vaaaels In convoy and having to ebanre course every few minute, complicated the Spencer's job WfMn (he picked up ■■ U-boat lying dead ahead. Well placed clpth charged brought the suli to By IIHEHRY BOWEN A P Ncwsfeaturcs Writer Russia’s military success was tnsde possible in part by an nmsrin.g group at young, able military leaders who met the Nails, r.t the height of their power. absnrlied tht hardest blows of Hiller’s legions and then beat them heck step by step to the henrt of their own strong- AMID IfTTINO flat to a thatched hut on Okinawa Island, Marine riflemen wait In vain for the Jap sniper who h ,<l i » . ii (.i ni ..t Ibrm from It- cover l-il-r they found that the sniper rf ill/inr. the futility of It all. had Vilu.l liin w-lt with „ r-enade. Official U S Marine Corps photo. ( International Soundfd »•/(he surface and eliminated that’ itirtti* T'hlnv >rv«'n I' oaaI (lunrtl v m * P4*|. lit* «>n llip Atlantic floor— •uni., noinr without n true*, plnra th«* uni l-ffgjr*. They nrr the • * •• r- llfinilton (fir*»t (!, S. g u n . leik#* the l.eo rm n l W ood, the C h » * r hn« nlw nyp ' M d l v f r o l th r troofln*' in e m e rg e n cie s, and tn d n tc hn* l»een able to r e t iivvny nltnont unscathed. ,\ni|o witnn*icd nnothrr f'onM ffimnl firnt thr firei iiIubm i *# l»4* launched from nnl«ST. Light !!*• f.iiAha, th* went her »hlp» •routing plnncv left, the de«Ji i . «’i'f unit the* potrnl I'oihl Itiinrd manned lar ding -hip \i—f*’t Wihi.v mol thr I ropohl. whereupon thr* I.ST went in mid di*rmhnr Ited '<7 vehicle* iwid tun fight log ini n At Nornuindy the tnfnM'**!’ nail/ found th'Miiwelve-a. |h**u «nndp men ami founlle** lif pile* varle put nuhnfe I' whR here that t **u*t <•lift r lain«t . •o •kille*l in •mall h<»Hi work flint Allied nnvirw hud (ailed u|hi them to train oilier pervuiitiet in ftptdjnr craft technitjuea, rue*, their fir«t r»*nl lent T h i «(«<I ateel and Iron trnpa were under water everywhere, minea floated off liciichf*, everything the tier mnn» had wur firing, and all in on'' ilires (ton- nrnWiinl. Thrnugn thi« dm»lh-lndene«l aturni ( ‘onat ( i uar tit mm t(Kik their «hnre of tl(«Mp» 44*lt4*l (*, and with it ol i in mum of r«Mittliir« diii* i*) water •v:»» * I*1 1» |r-t * « it * \ a n - 1 o lin tn cln i. K v r n ist N orm u; d y th e f*ontt (iu n rd fleet did not fo rg e t o n r o f it.4 | r in rlp u l d u tie s- r r t r u e . - A lin y fle e t o f «tripped-«low n H3fi>4iter« r a n g 'd the. C h iir.iie l fo r as a Outer OP|M. fllto MARSHAL Karl Gord voi. Itundstrdt (above), dc-p sed for­ mer commander-tn-chief of the (icrinun arinitM on the western front. v.-os captured by units of the Vitli Division, H. 8. 7Ui Army, in ll.« town of Bad Toll. Tile liaul was mudr while (he Yanks were driv­ ing southward. >intrmatlonal| 1 this •*v•, v ■vs;w iV il ' %H ■ day. nfter D-day, plucking soldlers. sailors, marines, fliers from its choppy and frigid waters. More than 1.000 wore rescued. jjjr Victory has been worwhe hard woy-fcy millions of Americans ond ourAllies W They have given their’ lives 'thot we may five'In 0 peaceful, free and democratic world The peace they've so dearly woods? now over Europe*^. lets keep this peace!.Lets' do all we con to make this 6 belter; U w e d d j m d . lc e e p l i f a w o y v . v Thrir teamwork was indicated by rapid shifts of outstanding men from front to front and from post to post. Moscow’s announce­ ment of sueh changes was Some­ times cnsufll in the extreme. April 5, 1946, for exainplo, n radio report ahout other r.iatlers fryer, led that Gen. Alexei Antonov hsd been chief of staff. Only a short time liefore, the fact that Jie was assistant chief hsd been revealed when he at­ tended the Yalta conference. He took the tdure of Marshal Alexander M. Vasilevski, son of a Volga peasant, who took over the leadership of the 3d Whlto Russian Army, succeeding Gen. Ivan rhemayakhovsky who died of ivounde. Known as n practical soldier. Marshal Vasilevski had previous­ ly worked side bv stdo with Mar shal Gregory K. Zhukov who ltd the Russian assnults toward Stettin and Uerlin. Marsha; Zhukov is also a former chief o. ataff. He joined the Russian Army Ss a private. In 1915 and rose slowly until 1932 when he attended n school for young off!- a promtecnt part In the futhtof the Hitlsr-Stalin' .pact, Icg around Stalingrad. Later, a; behind the drive which blast­ m m commander of the narellan Arm> ed the Germans from the vicinity he was responsible for the long of Moscow', and was said to have Finnish front, tie, too, is a ioreliminated a mass of clerical dismer chief of ataff. H r w n i once order In Rtuslan Military af/Ww reported dlamliaed from com' I before taking over the 1st While mand (in 19.39) because of “ lack Russian Army for Its great vicof success." But he was restored lory drive. to powr^. Marshal Konstantin K. RokcsGen. Ivan C. Bargramian won •ovsky commandsd the 2d White his spurs as a cavalry expert Russian Army In the great smash while a young officer in the >b that cracked the Hiller strong­ Csarist armies. When the Soviet holds. Unlike many of his col­ regime came to Rower. he bnfckvd leagues who are of proletarian the movement wholeheartedly. He hlrth. he comae from a good Do­ la an Armenian who has won ji.«h family. One of the younger victories for the Soviet lorcck at Soviet leaders, he made his re­ Kharkiv, Kursk and Vitanek. in, putation in the Moscow fighting. command of the 1st Uultic Army k* From there he went to Stalingrad placed hint in tor northern lint mid became a leader on several ties during the drives that root important fronts. ed the Germans from the sea Marshal Ivan S. Konev did frontier. some of hit most Important work Working with Bargramian on as commander of the 1st Ukrathe nortnero front was Gen ,1 nian Army. He is the son-of a Ivan i. Maslennikov. He com­ peasant family and an apostle of manded the lid Baltic Arpiv in Marxist communism, calling his some of the crucial lighting. b'.u men "comrade” and refusing to ne, too, was moved irom com­ wear epaulets on his greatcoat. mand to command as straw*, Hr led the Invasion of routharn dictated. Ho was one of trie Poland. A ciarist soldier in World heroes of the Caucasus campaign -* War I, he Jofned the Red •Army in 1019 and by 1922 was peuple’ i . Another leader wnosu name u identified with noruiorn <^iemcommissar on tha general staff. • Uons is Marshal Leonid A. Govo­ Marshal Rodion Y. MsllnoVaky rov. As commander of the Leninwas a corporal In World War lj grad-Army, he is credited witn Ilia command In the 1946 victory twice breaking tho Manncrheim* drive waa the 2d Ukranian Army. line, iq HUH and 1044. He la credited with victories at Nikopol, Dnepropetrovsk and 8talino. A native of Odessa^ he had the satisfaction of. leading ths ^ THEY CANT focrea that amashed tha Nails A l A t t NO IONOU U Jesse Hoper back from his home t»wn. ’ '~ ? i TAKE Moborovlcle, oow aged all of threw, The 3d Ukranian Army ‘ assign­ YOUR ment to- the crucial final phases whose recent birthday party In ths of the drive Into Nasi territory New York City home of his parents, ? AD went to Marshal Feodor 1. Tol- Joseph and Detanka Moborovlcle, .... htiklin. One of the heroes of the waa a reminder of his fame In being Sevastopol fight, he led the at­ born at ess to an open lifeboat tack on Rudapest and took a Little Jesse was born off our Atlan­ V*'-**' prominent part in thg negotia­ tic coast after the ship carrying his ,d »»’ tions- which placed Bulgaria in mother sod Dr. Leonard 1L Conly the* Allied column. e l Brooklyn, N. Y , wus sunk by a Typical of tha changea In high U-Boat torpedo. (Interna!tonal) command ao casually announced by tho Ruaatans waa the' placing herven of Stsllngrsd. he took an of bcttlo-browed Gen. Adrcf ' I. Important part In the recaoture Yeremenko In command of the of the Kerch Penintula and ltd 4th Ukranian Army In April 1946. troops \*hlch blasted their way BILLBOARD He had been commander of the I Into White Runnla. 2d Baltic Army which had been 'Specialist* in winter warfare. inactive for a time. Ona of the Marshal Kyril A. Meretakov took tent W h o can blame American*.for'®t mad with joy a« Hitler’g cnieJ war JitorthefouRht and worked and Buffered gri loss, thla hour of triumph U deaerve* But our men are etill fighting and < out there in the Pacific. I f vw w e ll be letting them downl L e ft stick to oar war Jobk o nays, “W ell done— you can will b . • • - a fijfs . w o r t t h i a j y e f s . — —- ■ i- ^ j- • j* « - - is t' iTUiipcnMfi6W:wilelyT FlonEa Motor Linsp 1w o S d Uk« to offer imllmlttd ‘ *• �tf w n w ra v:.vc.“ s r . . • • ft .'e tS -i- • >'•**»*• ' If W» wlnh to l»* frr#| If wo wW» tu prrsrrve iarlolste thowa pclfl. I a n for which « • hav* tending—we mutt flfh tl -- PATRICK BKNRT. VO LU M E A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R XXXVI EtiUblkihed 1908 ManyCutBacks * In War Orders Expected Soon S A M O R II . Fighting’ Nazi Hold-Outs in Denmark Truman Statement Is Seen As Easing Way For Japs To Make Offers For Peace i*f 1 .Ml I’m *• ip r.. Ml >|»‘ r r*» » rn » tn Heavily-armed Fir*e<lom Fijrhter-e nf Denmark ruj«h nrr in Co|>enl\AICen to battle with Naim holding out in tn Admiral Doenlts had uiirondithmallv -urn-nth m l all hr in Denmaik. Holland and n«>ith*t-«t (.ermnny S« ••!••• in th©«c street fight* that flared throughout tlir 1*a Photo radioed from Stockholm to Nrw V«i k ( Intel n,. >lm t aft* r tru e . JWffsrss’Wis toure of duty In tM ..“ second tour cCr - m', V f t | V fc lI i„ remsrksbie SJtUF ... £ . * ; 1 •. ’ . j:,- . \ : i ,-aj •p • . IH* %•eucUim rrree« Tho surromlor terms w ore Vnlified in Berlin today a.s Mnrshnl Stalin joined the A l ­ lies in proclaiming the w ar’ s • end The pu|ier* were signed A amid tl.e ruins o f w lint H it-w , ler hoped would l>e the world empire c a p i t a I. A irc ra ft; " a r m * , equipment, \essels, ,!• \t «i f t n v t h m r rnu i 1 • dint wtn ft*it•I n I. * ftTuiml n A* Ilf l,n * :itt(<n(h"«! of ffttiirli .»n *» tiHni n11 i •ou|i* a.'^i tin. o f11r * •»i M »» th a t *tlll*XO • i i -itioft ifn tn **•••»I•t I • Mil to a. tt. the « ' -t »rta ufwt VE Day Observed Escaped Convict With Services At Is Re-arrested In Naval Air Station Bootleg Roundup — j if. - NlflliLiyV kiln t "^£IJ‘ T\«cnU#lh" Hireot a t afsple Avenue, Friday afternoon after havla g picked up tho two ‘ eo five gallon tho cemetery. Jug* o f ’’shlno” at the The officers turned and gave vhlch lad to Geneva Avvetbe nedlrt roa.1, car, each and j . • ■9r. ■ 118. (•ermans Agree Must Surrender All A ir­ c r a f t Armaments. Ships, Equipment Roosevelt' al ft*• '& S is & f t 6g a members are expected to partifor the new year were D. 011*1 i liming .1. t * *t. t* had been praaanted vri sippointsl r s ? ^.n<, aUas U«t l..ir «p O»w k in n « . - meant ,» * e hill I x (• *li»* Mr*. J.P. HaU waa Indocted In­ to tho Pilot Club at tho regular meeting of th* group held U the Hotel Mayfair last nl fWOBni- f V f t M . . , ed over president. ' Launch Su pcr -( ’a rr ic r T ranklin A t lit III u* Coaih »•*•.»»• 1 |'*-.‘e'» It-IM-I Ifir ti U A M. May 9, </V>— Official announcement of German capitu­ lation reached American troop* at 11 o'clock last night, but It cama as an anticlimax for the army unit marine infantry on Okinawa^ who are *till tagged down In th« An Impressive V-K' Bay service ('Icndoo Charles. 22 . »h. • jmi> formidable Japanese line acroe* n i Tuesday at 12:30 capcd from Kaifonl IVi .'t nt'cr conducted Tucaday the bland. £ 7' ^ iv M. In front •o f '’ the Admin- June 11, 19(4, has bwn iviu-n 1 Tha 1-ositlon M the IsOatfap Bulldln at the Sanford to th* slate prison after hru> • ..----jy caht>ed*by State Highway patrol­ ’ fr ffflr 'g e b flr onnW and' eT An workers of men and county deputies m :i hi gi»tere<l across Ihe enure §00p- th* Station gathered for qnlrmn I bootleg liquor roumluii Hatur.h.v yard line, but the fighting con­ observance of the victory- Back1 aftrrroon. tinued fcs hitter *4 anywhere In of th* platform upon whlrh the | Charles was »ei*e-l. t- g. * • r the Pacific and naval i n guinflro still Station ftrehestra sat. was the, with u i>rother. Fle.ninr ( h • has not knocked cout the Japanese flag at half mast in honor of the Bnd two girl companion*, at 'toartillery. late President Roosevelt. The Rustic Cabin on I hi- Orlando The First marine division on orchestra started the program Highway, after their ’ :i»i I t l the wept coast drove Into the with the playing of "Anchors Sedan had been recognise! |,v edgO of Ilakeshi village, a mile Aweigh*. , | |Talley Hattawny, deputy ut Cti» from the capital city of Naha, Comdr. J. G. Rlinwy, USNR, act- selherry-. and Roy Ryder, m -la and was expected to link up Tueaday with men o f tha 77th army Ing captain of the Station, voiced Me nl laotgwood. division who are threatening the spirit of the occasion when The Saturday arrest » i< ""-d. ' 1after the two deputies had iolbd Hhuri. a city of 00,000, ahead of h- said; "Today we honor the vbtory of Deputy Sheriff Jack lllckton on I tne center of the line. The 77th has stormed one of the principal our fighting forces In Europe. We , State Patrolmen I.. C Ree.lei .1 I the defrr.se ixisitiuns, a hill feature all may rejoice ta the thought H <* Bute*, and that the Job has been well done nf » wild chnse which • - 1 near Hhuri. It ha* been a tremendous task Friday, in wrhlch the boot l e v Ships Ilombard Jape I On the east coast the Seventh amt rverynne who has rontrlhuteil eluded Patrolmsn llemlpi ■’ division, chiefly engaged in mop­ his share, may rightfully Join in Perry Mero ami Bill ta w of Thanksgiving the State Beverage Department ping up Japanese troops who the prayers Chief R. G. William- nrromhich all ihould offer up on thin broke through tha lint In a rennnied by Deputy Sheriff .luck 1 cent counter-attack, made alight occasion. "N o one should overlook the re­ Hickson, however, did catch iip gains, also allied by a gontlnupua Cwltasr* ew Paw* maining struggle In the Pacific with and relied Friday, two well which will take all our resources known Sanford negro bootlo l*<’ >«, and efforts. Even though the Jack Johnson and Jerrv Mm tin. Number on* Axis partner ha* to whom taoth-g shine liit.i In on been disposed of and the forces delivered by the white men The chase started when S ip«« of the second member of th* Axis have laid down their arms' visor Mern and Bill Lewis of th. In unconditional surrender, th.rr Stiitr Ilrvrrajfr Dtpariinn-t. still remains a long) hard and ing An n tip, unt in th«*i» * *i costly struggle In the Pacific to ntnr I^ftkr\irk% f>im*trry F t .•(»•> destroy the third and last mem- lift erniion, mitetly await.lie trr of the A lii. To Ihti end we meeting of bootloggrrs they »u. must remember that this ta not pectnl would take plarr Ip the time to relax our efforta, Klwanians will meet Thursday but to concentrate on speeding drov* a ID3fl Font, amt in it. two men and two women. evening oa .tha Shufflgtaerd (Inal victory so our ffation may ‘‘Don’t look at them, Bill, you Court on the Lake Front T8r a return to a normal and peaceful Just drop o ff and watch them Lad lea night .picnic and fis t-fr y . way of life." , **"• __ Srhile I go to get help," said On Uila account, no faceting was Comdr. Winer introduced Lieu t Mero. whq then aped to llaumari’* held today at tha Hotel Mayfair. M VaNP ' Grocery to lelepbone Chief W.ljt,m* and th# S h eriff* office Tha flret eeaalon o f a Scout­ fuet offlckf i t tHl Station, who Haigs masters Training Court* for told of hla participation In the State Patrolman Bender (pit word Normandy landing on Juna 6, of the call and picked up Mero negro boy scoata' vrllt •be held He itatod that hla Job at the .«-*©cery. Thursday nlfh . 10, at tha 1944. during tha Invaelon wae u Naval Oddfellow* H When they got to Lewis ho !J a" Me l l Cj*t i erTLa Cun-fir* liaison Officer with the informed them that he had soci. Avenue, at ftti American Infantry and It waa hla Douglas will be 1course leader. tho men In tho car put out two . Foeter, field duty to direct tho firing from 6 gallon Jug*. Just then, arrnnlaccording to J. •hip* to tho achu He told of executive. practice landl: . on th* English Ing to Mero, th* bootleg car •here, of tho I hour poetpone- paased them. They, turned and Firemen answered • call at meat tacause m weather, B 1IU pursued In a wild chase at terri bad and 10:66 yesterday u at then ,of tho general aea sickness flc speed that led to Five Points. Wagner, Longwood ami Markham City Incinerator, » t whan, (ha landing waa made. noon. Some damage to tho arm where'the police car broke down, Lieut' Beery paid tribute to en framework tho Idnerator -amework o ff tha Iatnaral Army* Navy co-operation that and the bootleggera escaped. waa reported by Fire Chief Mack uudo tho landing possible, and Chief William* stated today Cleveland. that h* and Deputy Jack Hickarfn, mantionad thr Naval amphibious « ■ .a ■iawn ' — stioim In crossing the Rhine. in th* latter’s car, passed th« V-K Day solemn. negroes, Jbhnson anj]__ Martlp, i: Makes . s M M HER fcl'IllN'C I 1‘ioiitliAc . In- niti unet-inrid p' 1 • *.'»». nmni.mr. »\f hr gin i i’IkIm i r* .Pilot ...Club PraffirForBoffiSBH* - I d> win*lli** i ».-mi Hu CITY BRIEFS . Member Associated 1’ resn Stalin Ratifies Surrender; G oering Seized By 7th Army .t* vi*n. il At*' .« in^iitts ’ tl V r! > .41.! th»* »»I .t n ui^n* * Ij Speakers Emphasize State Patrolmen And Deputies Made Itig Importance Of Con­ tinuing VJ Effort Haul On Saturday ft W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y !». Stores ( ’lose, Uni on S e n ices W e r e Hold A t lhiptist C h urch W A S H IN G T O N — May 9. (A P ) — T h e governm ent showed niRiui o f hesitancy today at plunging into (tA re­ conversion tusks, involving two main factoro— manpower niul metal. Paul M cNutt noti­ fied the W M C lnbor m anage­ ment comm ittee he migh. ask its support fo r p ie re ­ vival of manpower legislation, I / F L O R ID A . No Excitem ent In Santord On Finish Of Nazis W ASHINGTON. Mar 9. ( A P ) — Pretident Truman "reluctantljr" signed Initiation extending the Praft Act aa a '‘ compelling necessity In the continuance of military ope rati on* agalntt Japan.* defeated but month. The \VFS freed tha aircraft Induatry permitting the construc­ tion of airliner*, but began hack­ ing water on relaxing controls over aluminum, copper and steel. The cutback in Army contract* Is light so fur, despite V-K day. However, scores were resorted "in the works." President Truman’s statement on unconditional surre"der for Japan Is widely viewed In Con­ gress .* easing the wny for the Japs to end the futile war. Home legislator* interpreted It as lend­ ing credence to rumored peace overture* from Tokyo. IM lb*, ml ■»»!• p.t Willi I* ere***..** »U ftr l u ­ ll brabt SUM M flai MW. ****** I fe»f . ‘ •i t v Blanding P la n s No Fume Law-For Big Oil Oi Well Is 1 . q Pint 01 County Is n* .:w L e c t u r e S e n e s ^ T() (;()U,nim. 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Ime 1 hr •» ,t i > te-l ul fkiAllv iit IJ » l A M tu wl P-M. F W T l urP-tHV i .ftftnil mahy’a riimuialtt {iik'uit^itinrft 1 i.ilitoey Slit 1rfltlrl II Miltt lt-.| 1. ti tevn o f a lire* rru Hi Fill • i . 1‘ r•-fctitnd l i tiM nt ,t» •hr U’hlto H.MI-r ai .1 1 h'.f It It •t N o 10 1» .R lillli* S ( AIII.nut , «• 1 Thr rmi Siiv* 50 To HO Rids. af 1 V M i ' J A M 1- w r» Pi t*inin N1m ralm nnA n I lour A re Yielded iitxinmt 1hr kill N\ t-th • «l.*e rrndrr of ( *n mane 1 1»r MoiCow T A Ml' \. May -0,1 u \ •ilthti t Nl 1lt-el thr .1Ml•.•tin* rnirnt l.iiyr •I'li.ttf it \ tttt* *••f«e.rt•*•I 'Ii- **f •.k*|MIA11\ • «t-i •‘ "i»:il atir •v I .«*« .I m v f" i th r f n - t ikU.Irt at 1 1" \ V .flu it I b.i (•1:1 l«\ tin- I HMipn |(..( h 1 t tlltinn nm.i i t t*rt hill Haiti I ....... . 1in 11ii^nMf ril x R. . . .. t iM#1 rMiplutt u iklle 11. k• la.-, f .iMMif ' •(< »«n nffiltulr i*..ni 't h 't l r i 1 D * , . • * -i “ h ( ••*V • f * I ti.fil Ml •»• ’ • • »* 4 4’4* >• . • .. i|| itfq -If in • itt-l lltf* • • l I t* -: MH uf 1 tAi. ini. nt*n* •' r ..... .aim, ( t till n •In I •rt I a. t • ) t; little a. Iiso t ivii I.. I n Irrit |»«m.I •.. •nunv ll.dll til e -- *11 • ■*‘t <>f ml til I I,fill' frit ittiii illdi v|irm*.| ikt UriitM 1 r tf * r. M.'mluV ruttMl it Atiuhl hrroiMr a heavy Mile hrinr 1.ftt klit •1 aii*l et.nfitnirti producer in Hrrlm Ttir*tl«\ h\ r.ftl Jifti. SO lo 00 Itarrrlu an Hour Wilhrlm Kritrl Lit ( of th© Thr) wniilit tlink f no t*w11111At. <iri ntAii hii*h . .•miimii11>1 I hr . tunof th r v vrll'ii piod urm tr c a p a c ity , rmiH'Irr* ir■ ■In.t t ‘ 1it Ut'immt bill off lent l*» Kind va.-II* of lh.« .•Mil’ l,««e *’ 1>pr mvuallv \ is’lih’il f.O Its Ml 1 ).« « /* (• i . t -it i«»n Ri.rit*!* *.f «s.| nt. hour Ill l*t n, i. ... t 1 « irti.n^. *\t Tiillnhu*.... . A ..mitt itnt Stnl • I • ..It Ilnur tl Mtt I***■ i, 1 eess» <ifolobTlMt D«vit| I Hfk»of| «.« 111 Il'iniMf rnft;iiiftrK fool in forme i Him iht-well vaytiM flowfrom ’•'Ml to I fton l.ufteU .billy, ut.I 1 hut produ.’i |o* probaltly would l»r eonftlilfi nbl> itbovf f»0O build* "An ueitiintr futlnnitr «»f thr producing .Mpniity of thiu well cannot In* imulr until forth, r teuts have hern made," llunibli officials said, "but this in u real ‘ T A L I A r t A '- S I L . M ..y 9. (/l1)— of ft k'iv IMg* • I . i.Ti M I D I \l » Ill'll \»C’I •• •! . * del 1 S« I . n t-e > It t minte t lo f , • 1 I J* I essiu > I1 M ‘ tlpffi h •».»• I • 1 Hi* r* •*• 1 • !•«*»< Of ita ••• tl lo MV D* .nfd. * - <v 1 . 11; . ojn. *. .. V, • III. ,1.111 I. .III 1 II I -I.' • -Ito.lt* III I »|U V\oflnr . <* k,’ 'lime . ir It . th* ., . •• iot**e| f o r t tie U L e * in F l o r i d a Couples Must Give .‘I Days Notice Of Wedding meeting* • »I v thin wf i-l 1 hr liH'turr pro^runpi hav« Ihm . J. mJji V an A » m h uit. •! l'rr«a Ifivrn thmilifhnut th^ l ffntr»i Stntrn ami Alnitkit niiirr a frve •ImiiMt.'h atalC 'l ilin t th» llm ia e oil well." Thr bill t rs|ii|gitin iiltin bound p n v im ia ly work" follnwinir IVarl IlnilxM ifitfi lotAitnl S l i 11J It Is located a milr north and a Florida coupler t.« yivr three days Thr Arinnl Hrrvirra l*rojrrafn «»f lumped by th r S riin V - f in t iif n ipiurter-mile rust of the numl>er notice lirforr they may obtain thr Kationul (%»nfrrriu*r i»f t ’hn* (•ei.ftru f u r H rm iiiu lr • .m iitk I'o m licensess„-. cleared nti.l one Sunnilnrd lest well in ( ’oilier murnag, liana nnd Jrma ia uvnlrr thr *h m o aii.n erA ut f l u .1 .la v nrnyer. Tnero was 11 -hoi. lalk roctiun nf Dr. Amlrrw NS iriv 11.it .t h r i n five . r u t k .1 mils County, which is now producing through |hr legislature liy a ilri-21 Ci lo 20 barrels of ml a day. |house \otr ye-tcida) and wnn hv tlie Rev. .1 II ..... 11nd rhall, Nntiufitil Din^tor «ri*l D» Ir u v r l it ll'ivv iiiit.* Company's Hla.rmenl , sent to (iot < .i Id well lor Ids »lg''Am trlra tho llivuitiful" was Willinm A Itynn, uaauriutr ilirr« I ii n preparml statemeut, the • oatun sung in rlosinir. tor. •The measure introduced in the rompnny said: Rev. Root prefaced hi- talk Tho Reverend Gordon in n re­ "Humble Oil & Refining com­ senate by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle with the storv of Ros-rwulf. who cent member of tho National of Sanford and |a»«e>l there early pany's N'o. 4 , Gulf Toast Realties left his king. loin In Sweden to Council and ha» attended several corporation writ, now nt a tidal in th, session, will tacuine e f ­ free Denmark of a monstn To round table me«tinirs in (his depth of 11,507 feel in Mine, fective imnicdinlch upon being All persons wlm plan to vicinity prior to anumim? his traallaHed Its !*■■* T » » i completed n drill stem te-t on signed h> Gov Caldwell or after new duties on the lecture tram. slaughter any |ivi->ti>ck during May 7 , I 9 4 fi, using a Johnson i having stayed five days in his tile coming year, may secure a He is a native of FayrUcvillr. type wall packer. »»t ut 11.549 office without approval <>r veto. Trnn., received his education .it permit to slsught, i . und Irntn feet, with a '«-inrh rhoke tat It provides that applicants for the provisions of ' nntrul Ordei the Columbia Theological Scinin tom, 3 -8 -inch choke nt top. T*>t mnrriagi liceii-rs must flic a f f i ­ No. 1, In reganl to the slaughter ary at Atlanta, Ga. tool open for one hour and . 0 davits with the county judge, then The Reverend Cardinnl has of live stock, including reslric minutes. wait three days before the li­ lions, by attending a meeting to spoken to over a million and a "Had 6 9 9 0 feet of oil. 10 feet cense is Issued During the peri­ Peter •William Kmge, retired half Gla In hie lecture work lie held at the Rnlioning Board od. u copy of Ihe application will potter, died at the home- o f his which ha* taken him up the office nt the Armory, Tiiursdsv of salt water, 30 feat of salty oil cut mud. 6U a iw u » *hul-irv i ta |s)st*<i at Uiu Jrwut tloor yf U»a • snd daughter, I .Si r ' t tMr. r .and whlfh h" U k*n hl™ U JL , 1 «•• •on-in-lawr and and .UughUx .^Mr^^^aml^ _A]qU1 Uighxay Jntn ttStprTJUa± grronL -,4n,tftLrff. rrcu ure, U33 rr iamCTC-lxmfrthmue. — — " — throughout tjie-nmntryrHe ^hi n r in ^U i Ai-tfr-Peterson, rrr.tiary. attorn hoi* flowing I Rep. Andrew* of Union County. a t-8:26 o’clock last nijrh pertaining pwMur#i 6226* pounds. Now p r * \opposing the hill, eaid ta hari .*.^11 _i. preeent of absence from t Tta new ordinance i»«rUlnln^ 'l. .. on .. leave ___ Born 8*pL 3. 18114 in Church- E chair in history at tayola to the sale of meat in Sanfori paring to set seven inch, outside been asked hv numerous county town, Ohio. 61r. Kmge had made University will also ta explained nt tha of Chicago. He is a judges to help defeat IL "lt'a I f ... _ hla home In take Mary for 20 native o f Iron Mountain, 6Uch., meeting. Application forms for dimension casing at 11,660 feet. going to drive the marriage busi­ "A n accurate eatimate of the .ant, Hhs had been InTlI health and received hla theological edu­ permits to slaughter have been producing capacity of this well ness to the slate <>f Georgia and for Hr_____ was a member cation In Rome, Italy: received mailed put. , ,twoj yyear*. . ____ cannot be made until rasing has ^lronude common law marriages,'’ of the Naxartne Church uf U ka hla degree as Doctor of ITdlosodeclared. Mary. (I'M tlsM S Oa r*xw Three) phy In history from the. Univer­ Rep. Jenkins of Alachua Coun­ Survivors Include the widow, sity o f Illinois and la also a ty said th* “ primary objection** Mrs. Frances Jane Emge of U ka visiting professor In hUtoiyj Istory-a^ 4i)i to rouplrs crossing the state lino tv»o daughters, Mrs. Pugh the Catholic University of wash»o ta married " 1* that th# county . 'V A D L. A. Shrincr of longjudges get considerable fee* that dgy m ifl ■ ~ il W. Kmge: _ ...... ........................ they do not report" fo r perform­ ftaSbl Zeltlin r#e*W«d his PhD Registration of taiullords under and three from Columbia University, New ing marriages. the recently esUkliltad rent one sistor, tO M Its m m I aa* Vareej Rep. Carlton nf Duval, wno control provisions, 7 *1 1 1 tixe place All. residents o f Sanford and of ugusUne of Marietta, •teered the bill to passage, aaid ■ at tba Armory, starting Tuesday. Seminole County who have not v •it would prevent "hasty marriafa* CHILD D I U • May I I , and will continue until been counted In the Btate census •hat wind up In divorce," and Ren. - 7*111 he conFred J. Brandt, Jr„ two year June 16, It was announced by now being taken are requested Clement of Pinellas said It would atarene Church Friday at 2:30 old son o f Mr. and Mrs. FJ. A. B. Peterson, secretary of the to telephone the office o f the **op “ s lot of these drunken mar­ J. R. C«X Brandt o f Sanford, died early Semlnple County Price end Ra­ C> amber of Commerce at the riage* and party marriage*." w B. F. Gr*. thlX morning In Tampa where Ms tioning Board. City Hall or call 637-J In ogiler Rep. Baskin of Marion said 1 Ung. Inter- wmfhgr wae visiting her sister. Onr fTuesday, all other branch** to glva this Information. tw he had been subject to such the U ft* Mrs. A.W . Stump*. Mrs. Brandt of the Hatlonihg Board will be It U Important that everyone aw ” 1 wouldn't be a marri * n kurwrgl fa tha former Anna Maria F#L closed down ia ordeT that all ha counted In th* census, th* tndav tacaure my w ife’s t of arrafige- law* o f Sanford. Funeral arrange workarx may aid Jn th# rent re­ dendllna af which will be 8«t«r- should hav* kept m* at bay dejfi l(a ? . I I , for th* counting. a shot-jun." SInlighters As ke d To Meet At Armory Peter. William Em«re Died Tuesday NitfKt I-amllords Register May 15 Be Sure You’re In Census Being: Taken � 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 07, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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>, May 07, 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/1bc4cce7f910f86487d22d2bf41b7d92.pdf ba6772de109988586a137056c21839ca PDF Text Text \ \k Fa ce THE S A N F O R D O tR A L i* BAKPOftO FLO RIDA s ix F R ID A Y , MAY I, 1345 A- D IM(. for tn oriitr franllfii leave to sell ftno confirming the AR,lf **\ ll* » - l ptit^£f!10P clrsrflLrt! property TIRE Lot 13 of fllork I of r.tir**ka, M utH lIrf^ton. In N o ml Am tucialed W illi C n m p lrle M o to r Tu n e I p — G lAUStrt Ij.i SWITZ General Repair* CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH PARTS TUv ITALY W IGHT BROS. CO. SLAVIA Rond* nf n c f n w i C L A S S IF IE D A D V K R IIS IN C cornea Ole per line for 6 insertion. • OM| JUKI S 1.44 IIIID OC! » (Sr per line fur 20 insertion* 1**1 M inimum rale* . . . .10t r “ PH O N E 148 OR BRING YOl B Ails to THF. S A NFO RD H E R A L D Count, five words In the line. Inrluilfriit phone anil address. | l AN01N(* 1 jan n I 1««« I smuo A ll advertisem ent* for e itu a lio n . * ante,! will be ch arged for a t the regular cU aeifled rates. S IT . W A N T K D - FOR S A L E - ■-------- ------- - MAT T |««| II tl( 11 | INDt IM a,tl( 4 i .I4A* K IK LOST N estreat U»« Mh day of SERVI CE rr|l Backed By The Highest Standards IM i /s a g ? ^ Till# l-M da) of May A l» 134a. II II NEWMAN. A* Kircujuf uf F*(nir *if A, 11 N e w in a n , «lr< *»*i r n l Announcing ■m I Hi* i*e*W», »• »•' »lod. i.mlui *1 etieila* y*e M ila n *(U*of• tnm r*er Grand Opening Him. C.rlilrW Mester Tf»aA*n by 4.1* | inly eve'lly w»ik Saturday, May C.*i“C . W e l s h N' W ' t Im b i , l^.tiUlaiin lipfeli) fi*;nlr*«l ftltd *if !*• Lt and au|**'*t i u|mn f !**■ 194&. In Hu- .TUNISIA WELSH TIRE SHOP D a n r in j. — I I « r — W i n e — S e t u p s 1411 uf r u i n |il«I ii I fMfil Mgaffi*I yh r til fill 4 r.iifhr III (II*" PI rt'Ull *"fMirl nf y^mtnuJf* i_<i*unl J at Hitnf-fiftl, Pt-T iji* b y Jf n ir ? I.nula I laR kit'* iixlng »m a c l 'u n f*»r tli>i*rr*» Thr Hahfnrrl Ifprnli} l« <I« alg ri<«t r <j - i leiiii 11 will h* *m- lilMiary II yee let e* de M •• H A W K IN S. Hi t t|i- > uf J y tic ,\. I • Wkll* *•« til*. « t y e a r pe*kl*«. Mini H u n t Ytiil n l r Itn*. f | *..»*■ fi, Palms and Pines Touch ton, 1201 C elery Av*. U* a com plete line o f Bullin' *FeW >: nlau groceries und cneo MODERN wall locatnl home. Phone H122 f..r LEGAL NOTICE To II. II. p o p e « <>. U. 8. T I U K S mill T l ' l l l . wop 1->u j f i 1 '(--trl.y „.illfl<«J that Mi' i l n 1*lieil v (It (u ((.. l(,inii.M . II. IV. \ \ A It L L'uu iit) , lil'W'-. on t lie bill il*y uf Junnj nl on Itic follm.inif i lmrirri: Iluvitl Bradley, idnmk anil disorderly. lafi; l>»ve While, V ir u . drunk mil! ilia orderly. J2C; Hi tie Singleton. Improper parking, 22' Haywood Cosby mul Wilev Moore, pnmbini f 1 1 each. For failure lo report fot in­ tuition. Floyd Sinipaon was held ‘nr » I ’ S Marshal. Itnlph rh is •ttilni being held toi investign ’Ion. w as transferred to Volusia count) BATES lOe per tine for one insertion Otk per line tor three insertion* p et If Lin »«■tiled it. i ilil fi? uni' J u-ijgi* ,it hl‘i iiffli’i. tii iji*. ii.ii rt ff.'ij-i •**a iif«ird Kl'*rlilu, .«( !»■ \ At ..n • OlOONA 41 to. PIa L aiuj iifitrr t unflrfMlng h |(| l#f |*t« ■ YU G O M l II * e c o r t l 10 f ^ f#eoM«4 ib r u t.i u ju k i. p iiv " 13, of I he 1' u title itr«ord* uf likllnboiu Cotinlj, Florid.i. «al<l real rotate 1) lug kutl being in 11»11 |<t. ro t'-n M /, Florida kitirf Pfluiigtltg h. iH A It S.t* ingti nt hi. ilrmlh ty in dplchen anti F rench F ries CYPRESS jhj»L; tnuik uml (owl 24 hour iervlcc. 112 Pine A" no*. 8 SUITS Mitt GI • "blue* pant* :ih FARM HELP W ANTED HOUSE f oi Mi l e Inuiltn 1110 Wrsl Ki l I St. ——---- -- -— 20 * - — — --------------------------- t f ' l V I f E SiBtinu man. Senifnole A C R E f u i m tlle«l. p o o d t l n « | T i r - S h " p . I mr w e l l s , 1(1 a c r e s i i m i k I i loll. ' WANTED Pliliu itanuiK K k H m ifi.n l FT. F. E. B e l/. 1101 Swuforii, H u Park Btione W i 1U - I I OOM n m •S K furnished. nuf. BOSTON giMnl »rt' ' in*) 1 •Mjtil - ri.-r uml or Vgr irude. ftifeinim girl« fir» »U K- gufm 5 YARDS Dimly fit in p »* ,fT» | u in idi , f *« SrmtT’t»li H|jj* Vk g C h r > * Nil t III'Ml Li III •©TlfJj orders. 11m r U A 1■I **J11 l .h in im .,., M * 1 «»V7 IIHind! fT flURNKR ,.r-.w„r !l;b*ifi« r»Ht i Ihit Tfinii ii ■ '« " " !« <•< in t i! h Vl*fd t NEW, TWO Imiitrtiiii nnirrpU l»llK*k hritinr in S hu L*»IIl 4* IxMlUtifull) flflls|n'‘l I 4(1 kjt lul gamgr. IMii.ii.* hftM I M l' t I (II P pi** i*I• 0 ROOM mode [m i m i .la ) I ' HJr ^ Nfiit m * wt’i’k 11iiiiMifif t n l i n i ) |-»M. Hi* ! f*. f’H* h ?t n tiff t* »* "I L> .Inclgi•tin*« w i t h 'I Bi«k‘t| f! L■ ftiieif Will Phone O ARAGE APARTM ENT with ncruj tilc<l laml, f m o tree* Robert A W illiam B) S | | l | ' > E H V ) I 'E tle p l S m if e r d *. i .1* \ S ' e ' l u ' i w hile 4U •i* i.m.li-.l it, cotik fur t cm • MtMiUt* «it IlfN'f HtlYtl ''ttk ii * Atlmitlr llmik llhly l".i ui) wirk Hour* 2 .(Ml !» n*nj». nnd Unit A n irin n . a ,* M Phone 7.TI > I In* ( i n t e . i * on I’ M ( ' m i l u c t A*» I i<1um I tlim h a d i t n i h i v e d t SfH) 111mi u t • d .d fu e l '•Lil*. S r i v i i u O f f i c e r *t S t u - Stlltcx | w hnih f " M i e r I ' u l m u U u m • td ! uii I inn G LADK II,AS fui lu le. Mi* l.e»lle WenL 108 E lM h Si. i known." FOR HAI.E (ftdikuv Msid •'py rtcinutic tr VACANT five room liouac, 28ixi MISCELLANEOUS m oval" t«i A mer li n nf Snvict SanJord Ave nitUenH wu« going »n "ithniit tli> Robert A WlllUm* PAY cirnh for miy m ake kliuw iivigr nf Sc»\ let aiilh". it ie Phone 732 Atlantic Bunk Bldi; WILL ii(itnnu/hile fro m [^*10 to 1936. "Thre<’ THREE IIOU8E8 nml on]u on hard mud Ltifnber \ urd <i It. I k.l! iniit Avalon m e n u No. 1. Io u fm Ibdmil 7 week* tiltl, a fter i m r. 7 IS W. M. 1st St G old Standard truck Lire* III (he fallow in g site*: 7a5xl7— 7 720x20 lo 000*20 10 (WfralO— (I CObxlO—‘ (1 7-48x10— 0 745x10— 0 74&X17— 7 ply ply |ily | ply I ply, ply' ply ply U0 »:.• • *.f f 1 Mr, ■( 513 chnrgvd with d»nnk 4*%lrr«l*il Alia vr i •Lit 'Tii» the * I IKind «if John* V. i ghi t’lifii g fil w ith run* 'H r »«*f tight. fc‘ ” ' nu huJcd tin ltd* •w<ng i‘hnrg«*R nnd fine*: F rfd Mnwaid. i hargfd w ith angnull uml • 'it' Tv SJtfO fine nr IK) dny*. p)u« '• d !i v ■ "f m igh t f e n li’irn' umf 1 -rU nf I w4i i*hnrift*R dinui h <L, 11m d u» t ii ml p etit lu m m y, 1 1 L ..in' *i w n*c fined flffi nr 60 1' Ln \ ri, w- in, he It Iill rji» d **1' I' l(,,l KNEE-HOLE DESK BUSINESS SERVICE Convenient SOFA BEDS! A c o m f o r t c o r n e r l o r y u o r livdiiir r o o m — lr\ d a y a I m e l i sofa b) nifflil a d e e p , re.slful bud a n d ivbill lionie d o e a n 't need a n e x t r a b e d im cucdonally! U uiuitifully iipliolntereil u n d w ith full Hprinif c o i m tr u c ti o ii u n d n in h otfuny f ra m e . ■ * ’ ‘ C Un. d $l» or «ft) day* '* a‘"'! h id in g Iteriltli iardn. For ■•fcsfiult vif irfbu ttery ReluH'CJi Opining w«*c fined Si!f» or lU) d»y* Mum'* Sliii/lclnry wu* fined |fi u Is iliiy* fm reekle** driving. Bund* were K*lrrnteil bv ne '*'•*** the following cflBlyr, S'lln- Mm William*, dbordcrly DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA I ’lit lp m c tl n f t e r t h e s k i l l e d I S th O n t u r y dcniifneru, lli is lii i i u a i i P h y f e ntifu will a d d i h u r m to y o u r liv in g room , D u r a b ly u p h o l d tired in tu p o a tr y * W ELD IN G t B y a n u p 34) year*’ w ooer!enco w! x n le ee every Job. W« u r v c ie U a trfaL Ten located at <06Vt F m A . ft. Welch. wounded. /Ae chair w ith MATTRESS RKNOYATINO rtment furnished, A LL T Y P E S m attraaoaa 8od bo no children. Call phana 1100. S * '- satiorf ,425!SA4t1 k FOR RENT- ANTEDSHOES, Site 10. tricycle Herand ATTENTION t B ervtea and vacationist* room a tw o blocka f SL one half block of oeaah day or week- Phone 049-R. ' ' an air" TABLES for EVERY PURPOSE! B e a u tifu l, . . and W ith every clinir should be u table, for convenience w o n d erfu lly com o rto b le. B le n d s and good tunic! Tho addition of a few Well choaen w ith c o m p a n io n tables confern upon a room th a t rich, livable ”up to Obviously a n u f f . appearance. _ » • ap artm en t (.’hairs to Match a' iielj. itlrn -t JI l.imia Jitfiffci, Arttii# dUcloard. "The camp* werr m.ma -nl by American military pi.iie nndri Intolcruhlc ctmdltiinu," hr *uid 1'i'1' 1 HU; [.run Morrl*. d lv “ In Camp Nn. I, the Rii»*ihii* ■td. ilc Liindurt, 12(1: fslwarr* wera held together with (ini ' ' -u", diunk and dUurderly mtma, under G«rnin*i ndminUti u *:’» I uni.. II. William*, recklem tion. (am p* 85 am 1 4f> weir rn t in in"- and no ^rivrr* liceiue cluieil with haibed wire, with m a­ ‘.’m lliiiuiii' Itighlnwer, dL'oiilrr chine gull* un wah hto"or*. Tin-| tm nind frr-- Jullu* l>u"*i Ru»*lan.'i worked Ulidcrgiound trn " d i'il' ri'ililurl, 110. Th to twelve hunt a dully uml were .... f (Alvin Hnore, ehaure' badly dretsed. “ Mb djvordi'tly ronduet, "■»* ijl* "When a Soviet genet ul ap .".uni jfjprj qinoiinlaJ to S44' itarxilj.llia . prlauner* wrpt Joyful TlV'-duTfr |I 8 y and demanded immediutu re­ f l w Monday. Paul D aniel* w»* patriation." Golikov laid "outragvoue Incl- token In tho Y alta a g r e e m e n t dente” look place In Egypt In G olikov said Russia h a s already which “ Pollih o gi tut nra, with rep atriated 04.180 A llied wai tin approval of the BritUh, and c iv ilia n pri.soneri from for “ip rc a J mallcou* untl-Suvlet pro­ mcr G erm an-held te rr ito r y , ary* paganda" nnd tried, with provoca­ (hat an additional 136 ,8 1 2 pri tion! and threat*, to ditiufdc ton ers are ready lo bu rep a tria t­ Ruaalan ax-priioocra from return­ ed- A ll ouch B ritish and A m trlcai prisoners o f w ar, he said, hay* ing to the Soviet Union. KUiala, Golikov exerted, Inn been rep atriated , with th e excop obierved all obllgationy under- tlon o f a sm all group *>f kick and FURNISHED apartment or cot- PERM A NEN T IHlli C’uiitury K m if-hulf tienks. |j*ul is fii-cl mnluiK-iin lop w 11)i carved rop Bilgi;. Kourny draw or* A decided unset to a n \ living I’otini, iH’droom or den! t HUY AN D veil care. If you w an t quick c a sh te e me. N o trade too large or too em ail. Am w illing to se ll on term *. You don’t h ave to aee anyone but m e. Janie* A . W illiam *, Sipca Ave. WANTED TO RENT u ii/i (•nllknv rtiiiri'ilotl ti.i.i nvcryw luor m . mu i i l i / r n . I< .. iimlei Intulcrnbli' riiiiiliUniillowevvr, he i lm r p .l Uml >«>i Icl roiirtB clIU llve* in England mc en tly ilitcnverril 1.7(10 Ku*(iliti> In throe cnni|>*, I hr r i l i l t l i r r uf which had nut prevlm u ly l.c .n TRUCK TIKES* WiYiow'Tlavo In alock Norwalk ply ply ply ply ply ply ply ply S m ie i ruid. FOR SA L E S E V E N ROOM furnished Iiuum I . d o t e In. Im m edlnto pu**t«*lou. I R obert A. 'M)lll»m* , ' P h o n e 782 A tlan tic Bank llld g .] 800x10— 0 600x20— 0 880x20—, (1 ‘ 700*20- H 700*20-dO 780x20-1- 8 780x20—^10 706x10-7 7 hu n d n d Apart* j d iia p p en rid fi«»m Lhglumt tind w* fire mtit 1 searching Un ihem in FOUR ESKIMO SPIT/, j.iippn^ 11DO or i t d.v, VS Vlurtuii, being tt m - f"'rrA*«i \a thv ( 'h i e f * * L mikuiI A pnmg *• * *»»**8t m m vngraury. u n i i in In JiiM 'lillr I «>(»t t ' 1 1 I l.i 11 'vni ft ru’d |f. nf j 5 ** f 11' i i*i‘I h*fa* d r i v i n g and A' i \\ h H ru m o ii. I 1!l [ 1111 f 1 « FOR WALK At M’ s A I LSI >\|*Y f-'T MaUe i nlubcd. Phuiit flu* I’llhR i"<t. k Jn i Im'DiJ uf *H i'hg | «fv%J w ith '"Ml 'a ,* Uj-Lmitftci. -»*--i. ,i *_ Muuduy,, • g r * l v * 1111 >1r u n I k n l I a -I d i 1 11 *i ] c p V(» \ t" ‘ it l 4 1On **i jtiti dny% (nr i1 g. ht-fnijtnr^ fcldfc J i *f t f\» S im irt "* *‘-L*d .i{ -Ptii i- ,if Ki(„ Y hriilrr ... ............. . •Ii link hi ilri vin |f I "»urt -luring lAft’UHPN Itritain, Of •Intnluriihlu ( ditions' A nil I) ! —- — ( ( f | I i | ( > | i 111 1 1 1• *r h ufnj ll Drunken Driving C a s e s Are Tried In City C o u r t laiinrirv and \vng« ! 64041 RKD Moscow Assails Allies’ PolicyOn Freed Russian Avc. LADY post f 11« r ( i r t i L i r i < I * »j:t If III LI m n t i*i in! Burk Iii* Minfin*1 litffiid. A m et to A v p m ir in g L hi it I nr rumplH 7CL't Pwlmctto N \D V Si'. MAN who it. willing to ntsk* t«■rtti «•t iii v mu rifiery in order At 0M 2UI s at the front can’t do it all! . t. ^ _ » ^ h !p p a B B d a W •osm , b e d r o o m , -i j U . . . M a d e b y . r o m w daa^ 4 o nil to s e n , gists* • Cotktail Tablen r iT u m p Tiblea • C h O r'ttW w w|(h J w o R . l i . l t t . : . , * - « » • 0 f q u ality . , . ■ '* l $ 9 9 pair ‘IPs Eaay to Pay the Mather Way” You can help— BUY WAR BONDS! » T K r .^ b l M n i e c e s — i n liv in g Lj 1 Arcade PACKAGE STORE _ »««• tm m ■:V. - .‘.*s t,'.1 J04.OT B* laL ' ' V :i. . . . . '' �IV .;* 4 ' 1 ** I .. — rA TJU C K 1 D t .lB T . VOLUME XXXVI Wl K .s ta b lh ih e tl AN INDEPENDENT 1908 1 * Ifentlii QUITS UNCONDITIONALLY <&lw §>m\forh If *1 w ish la bo f m | If w o w W i to , 9 f X 4 U J t la* lolate thoM , In rs datab le p r lri. . leg e e for-.w k ieh w« b i n b e ta n l o a f c o n ­ ten d in g — * e ■ H i fig h t I * * * SANFORD. FI ,0 R ID A, NEW SPAPER ■• < I H I II . el m • • s per will w ik i * I ttlllllT I k i l l fer l u ­ l l I r a k IWri HTtWf WWW. I r * .. > & MONDAY. MAY 7. 191.7 * » M cnittrr A v iifiy trd I’rcw • • • • • * • ' Nl MUKK 115. ■ * • • § # » » i Stalin Delays Official Announcement Of Victory As British And Americans Celebrate Peace In Europe America Greets An­ nouncement With Solemn Prayer And Hilarious G n y e t y l t Wutch Frisco Conference ,, , ... • NEW YORK. May 7. (AIM — A C B S correspondent Ed­ ward II. Murrow reportrd from l-ondon today lh*1 President Trum an and Prim e M inister Churchill were pre­ pared to broadcast o fficia l new* of the aurrender at noon today but w ere d e la t ­ ed because Marahal Stalin waa not yet ready. Gen. Eisenhower Gets Surrender ■' To Allied Annies I .O M I U N , M ai T, ( A P ) — l io n oral E is e n h o w e r a n n o u n ce d th e G e r m a n unc onditional s u r r e n d e r tu t h e weslcii* Allien uttd st Ins h c n d iiu a rte M Bt R eim s, F ien ci ituiav r h e siiMender » io made Ln l ol G rn. ( . u s t a f Jodi, chief <>( s t a f f fur ILi'i tie r ii in tf * rm \ ay it lit juiiurrtl of fit* i m11> •mtuarii l»rtUnit hMts t oil I 'flflHM tljtl Iff •*(!(* I K.irt iKkriiitf hml im lm i Ktntulnlkuii uf nil h^ til f>-* »' <a t f n r 'r r r l dm ) talltxj off ih r . 1 1• . t» 15 ? i f » Thai the ni r^ir >urren«Jer im w r* * .» . .1 i >! Jui'.ii ft tmiliis to be vt <r« -'k*i*«11 thr . Suprem e i ♦•-..I •< i * it it t»iif (. \ i a su n lu r t \filial I pnim im ) liy l.ieuL Gen. ti-1 .» W n lin HfilrM Sm ith, ch ivf o f 1 f On- I HDiifitu ’Aar I•. l mft f.» h fiii-m l Eideuhpwer. ran * ♦ * » » i - * f t'M’dir *i and Thr »*ntl of Kurof>eAn war, cam e . ...Him i vtni in Iniman htM oryiftn r five eijrht mutithz, 11 ha* r U nnpil m Irant 4fl,0l>0t000 ml digs* «»f str ife th a t OTarf i A i m h i i t tin ihith iidr*. m k ill­ i»r#ad i hr irluhr. Illtl«r*n arm ed \i niiiulrd nn.l cM pturrd--c «m « ie* inv*<ir(l Poland on S tp t. 1, r * i f l r five v t h i i . rig h t m o n th s , In 1 4»fitrili*|frii In ar* im p r o m p t u [ IWV. hrifinm n* th e airony th a t | U V K K iU Y ED < r n / . E N S of < uiM»(i**grri i v i r m a tun »i - I r r e t •i »» 'l i t k «>f # t iif r Th at over* m nvvibrd thr world for 2J1V v k t u f v p a r a d t a f t e r t h r c»m «H<il,tU.in uf G e r m a n fui*r* m I ». nn irC. Motion! a n d Nurfhw r*f«n» t ie r I* ■in if iubr. in a* un it ntu*lt nreit Ctnalu % Ij-rlv^rn Tun t u*t * mi it !r f*"«I*f rr»u1tiwJ m a iniiiilw •f dc-atfaa ilnvs Mi ' V i tr t arm ies mv ad iMlnmnl Sun ltd td ««ito i , The im em nlilioBal aori-indey o f J. i u«M« o m »b 1 mm ------------------■ -------■ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------the beaten lem n stils of hie legions w as first »nu i«n »cd by l ‘r ? m s i« . T h e .n o w . bwjyti b reak. I C ssiB iw f r r * « n s t v • „ i ’•S «.I Dixie Division " Continues Push On Mindanao i i r , t'lB ateo bt rw v tff* *.* i “ ParMameirt will m eet at the u iu a l tim e |onm rigw ." W A SH IN G T O N , M a y 7. (A P ) — P re sid e s! Trum an M ill Io d ic he had agreed with the London and Muwcow governm ent* th at he would m ake no announcem ent on 'th e aurrender of enem y force* “until a alm altin eou * announcem ent can be made by the three goTeram enU." U ntil a alm ultaneoui statement can be made, he d e ­ clared. “ there la n oth in g I can or w ill aay to you." The F reeidenl'a abatement, releaerd by Tree# fleerelary Jonathan IH nlela, waa add m a e d to the preaa and radio*. W hen Dante la waa aakrd about Britlah annooacem enl* that tom orrow wilt be obaerced aa V -B D ay, be aald (h at he had nothing to add to lha P resid en t'! atatem enL e TWO W O U N D E D V E T E R A N S o f the present w *rv Pvt, J a m o U noch ( le ft) and Seam an T h om as J. K yle, d isu n itie s of Iwu Jtmu. ook h op efu lly nt the m eeting place uf the U nited N ation* Security C onfarence in Man Francleco. L ite thoir buddies fig h tin g on fron t. In Europe ami the P a cific, th ey term to hope th » l the conference will, a* P resident Trum an said In h* opening *per-ch. crentc * world iecu rity orgnnlaatlon which would enforce justice and redeem the sacrifice* or war. ( Intel n a tio n a l) Local Stores To Senator Pepper Close As Soon As Pledges America V-E Day Arrives To Finish Japan Public Ih Standing Wants German Indus­ By A w aiting Formal tries And General Presidential Word S t a f f Eliminated i n t A a»o«laie 4 Wre*e) America grouted announce , ment t<><t«y <if Germany's Stores are rripim lod to rlooe unconditional aurrender with it* soon n* the official announce m cnl o f V K D ay by the P rcsl u m ixture of cmotlona. dent I* received. In accordance Hilarious gaycty, aolemu mlh.Thc .OecUlon flt.lbn. ttenfani prayer *in “ the*'' street*,'"H M erchants A ssociation at their 1partial steppage of business m eeting lust M onday. It w a i aafd by W .V. H itting, president. and an electric feeling of today If the announcem ent cornea b e ­ excitem ent swept from coast' tween 6:00 I\M . and m id n igh t, i to res w ill rem ain open lha n e x t to coast. day, ho aaid; but if lh a flash, cornea a fte r m idnigh t, thay will d o e s all day. I A t B:00 P.M . on the e v en in g o f V -B D ay, Union a ervicci of T h a n k sg iv in g w ill be held a t th e F lrat B a p tist Church, ft waa a n . ' nounced by th e Rev. J o e T o lle , pastor o f the F i n t M eth odist Church and preaidant of th e tjanford M in isterial A ssociation . W illiam F. T horne, com m ander o f C am p b ell-L oaiin g P ost o f th e L egion requested ail H am b u n of th e Bem lnola A m ercan naires to m obllite at Chuptur o f P u t u n Farm ara o f L egion (Ouwtlawa« C>a r a n r » « r i 1 A m erica w a n t to .e n te r a atatu harm onica c o n te st and la ck on ly N ew Y ory Cfty'a reaction (Ceattnne* On r » t * f » « / CITY BRIEFS W A SH IN G T O N , [>. a May 7. I S p ecial) victory In Europe una Biiiiounecd Senator t'lnudr Pepper, forem ost am ong AinerilUUt 4JullUcal Isa dora . p y I w w w the conflict with N a il G erm any, r a lln l upon Am erica to reaffirm ita determ ination to figh t for total m ilitary victory a g a in st Japan. ‘‘T his is tlie d a y for which we have been w a itin g — the day for which the people o f the United N ations have bean fig h tin g , s u f­ ferin g and dying,** Senator P ep ­ per said. “ Adolph H itler's N a tl em pire ha* died in lha y ear 6 of Ita boasted thousand-year (O aatlase* U* Page T w sl Naval Air Station’s Nine Wins 12 To 2 Sanford N aval A ir S ta tio n '! Bcraupv nlna w en t over to DaLand Sunday and poundad ou t a 8ft. M. La Telford who ltaa the latter team, It waa announced served two tonra of duty In thu by LlauL J, IL Bdlaon. graduated Pacific la viaitinc'with hia tw o) Welch Convalweaht Hoapltal a Radical slaterl, Mrs. Earl Doaaty and which boaata a team that acta anything anything but _ eonvalaacent will and who Mra, William Vllhaa. bo at Municipal.rtlid If unle Ipat •Field Wodneod*/ Wadntsdi : boon a CIGARETTE BAN even in g to fill th e footp rin t# le ft hospital by th * Roaton Brava*, and to WASHINGTON. May 7, WI­ InstrucTH* OPA- today banned tha ratell p lay San ford N A S . ______ „ Tha ganae will etert at 8:80 aal* of ____ tooM _______ clganttea,^ putting all diitribatkm on a full pocmk* P, M. and It 1* fgpacted that all age or nothing boat*. It aafd I Sanford sport enthuilaaU will b# rgaulted in “unnaces-1 on hand- Adnlaaion will bo fra*. Th* Wtlan team, which on oarily h ig h prico*." April 87 boat Sanford NAB 1 to .' bowed to the F t Pierce AmPFC. mBUGHT m m O T B D of 8 to 0 at I*romotion of Pfc. John Cullen hlblanany the W rlgbVflm t gunner with a mo- &L Plane*. Si tbo Sanford Skeyington tore equad in Germany, to rank at eergoont hag boon announced NAS team to victory Sunday over by the Army commend, accord­ DaLand with Donnar doing ih* ing to arena received b y h tj par- catching.' Th* Battery for Benfeed Wedneaday night will be OflrweU, who plm tel <8 vktoriea th* Sooth Sea la land*, and Army two jrgara / w Dr. Ralph Uat Sgptembmr I i i\l> < * N \ M n \ 7, l A P I — 1h i * v a r m h i s t o r y ♦ to tla \ u iili t h r t in r o n • l i t i« » m j i I y i i r n i u l r r <•f «VI||tl> T i n 4 - i » r r i ‘i n l f * r i»f t lit* ID i f h t u t h e u r H t r r n A l l i e s .trul UiiM iiu \n u> m ade at t ii'iirn tl K ifY enhow era h e a d • liiarfiT** a t R fim s, F ra n c e (u « «d l u l l r mtkljif itlS, chief •f *i -iff fnr tin* (ierniHvi *rm >. I'll* •- -# aii htniM* *'il uf f i n a l l y .if1!'1I' *a* • •' 4’ -I n told . 1•* ■* • 1- » ■ii*tt i «r«nd V.l C, n t (•trlj, f !-i,i I ar fir r .* , ' i t* -■ t nil t r • » , t 'l» d .i f t h r l r Capitulation Signed By ( t e n e r a I Jotll, Nazi Chief Of S taff M >N lK )N 7~M ay~T. (AIM — WThc Britlah Mlrdalry or In-'^ r m a lln n announced today th a t tom orrow wilt lie tr e a t­ ed aa V • F, D ay. The M inistry aaid officially th a t, “ In a c ­ cordance with arrangem ent* betw een the three ir e a l po* era. the Prim e M inister will m ake an o fficia l ann oun ce­ ment at 3 I'. M.. Britlah Itouhle .Summer Tim e. (• A. W.. E a .le m War T im a), tom orrow, the Blh of Maj " The aiuiuu n.em ent a a Id that the Prim e M inister "w ill broadcaM at 3 P. M. and hia m sjcwty, the K ing, w ill broadraat to the peoples of the llrltlah Em pire and the C om m onw ealth tomorrow at * A. M, llrlUak l>ouble bum m er T itle (3 !'■ M K.W.T.1" "In clew o f ihla fact," the announcem ent yield, 'Tom or­ row will be a nubile holiday ' .a n d Ibe 'lay a fte r , Wed nee - ilA h»lW»y." o T B ia w f t a » ~ Celeryfed8 Win Championship In Recent Clashes ThoiiHands ° f Japan- CapL Reft Reveals| W hile House Is D i r e c t o r Wilson How Iteekel liiimhs | n p urry Xo Suggests Markets Launched Into An wr n Consider Oysters AnnounceVr Day Uf i I i i i i u f l i i • ! u I 1,*■*-' i f \ i * a I t ’ d i i ,,f M l .M ill U.e M h » I l . i1 \ I • ! . * * » • ■ 1 *nit! uf » 1*1 1 • • »..... I.S f-. ■tu Ih , ii 1 i nn r t is. Mi '.1 1! 1. . . 1 III. . ............. I ...l.ui.l Radio Equipment Is Set l ’p Blit Flash Is l . o n i i Delayed ’ , • SETTJ mJ fc , f b 4 ' i: - J . I \ l h S tt.V V n .L E . May 7. (Hpeti n . been ■l< t s u g g c s t ii m M a r k e tin g in t h e S t a ir ■i ii* i ufihfii* (i. W illiam I~ of M a t e Msr *1 il n I »n t v I*, t* it th. i o u g h t to- a good • t> f'' * >. El,-rids S t a t e '1 n * . 1 I . Sc ip the s -tto , We < ha- By "SO N N Y " It A BOHN The Sunlord Celery h c l Has* hall team Lr*uinr tin cham pion* of their d ia t iic l by d etrutlng W in l. i lisc d e n E ildav by « score i t * * nr 1 M \ II \ Mi Id to h. i,n> on S a t u r d a y b) th- i - bt. A l » -I • . . ’ In i oiac k e i . th a t to o ting O rla n d o h> a s co t, ■' i/T'i I . i i up, . i -in n frig I to 1* T he tr a m * were I I thrtp ,■c* hi >1 ,.H o . where m atc hed a n d the g a m e , pro*,.I •■ni .......... . lit Ipji nii* ."I« ! Mil Dn * a< In *-i i J, wiit I- r i m e d w i t h 1 to In- a th r ill and s m a tc h m J (Ilk M'lfuiUr1 divihtnii ti « St. HMI.m, I.ilf r * . .............. . l l* -Ml* ' y* 1ra|i|M d " Ho ni'itr ( u t u r r If the o y s t e r skill. H»nft)|d I I . . it PrM ♦ill t h r ail! « lu'Ti it • Ip til'd on n o r t h r m I* rn M indMiiu producer and the o y s t e r c o n iu m Callahan took the muund in the li'u rn rd fur t h r fimt turn Hllfild' list IL V f-trii1prill-mi an Maj R Wftftel ri would like t o liHve Us t r y thlx hcm i-fin ali against W inter Gar |f| VUftl Itel f Mt 'I ' m t h r W lilt*' >r„t, wr nit wilting to cun fat w i t h niff'it r*»L-<1riviiiy »4th. u h t r h «n tier \ ■ f|nfktt*t 11r t i I it ln.Hu den hut walked thr first mini A titiiii• It r a n h r fun d i-\ • |l>ll -f 1111111*11"ill ii n«iNi t h r Kwtiul t In Mat*> t ‘iMisen Htioii D«p«rt> sacrifice bunt put Ko*s on third Frfdiiv c n td u r r d h a v n n . t h r l mnI in it ti uii il* tail ii ml 'Ini lie uf Ih I lit*'lit nl ................ . Mini! |i* r h a |r . vi tirk ui> a p la n Rhihtimn** r l t i tu b#* Tisdale m ade s c lr sn hit to left i i i r a h l r M ite t . tiif ihr i' ir* in ii “ I'i i » i h i , t a n Ft 11 i m | cull. hv th r J u p M l i r k i , - [te*M I f tl 1,i field and Ross scoicd putting h e l d (I «n(lnbr4 I 111i'l Ikit f *l',l It u-r! l.m M On P»g» Fanf V if f■ SC.-it! I m■1111Hri’ift nt (. :[H*k ifh' Hiaf ke tx W inter G arden in the lu»d. tit' tie r \ id it i iki^l ■f**id1 fr hi lido lr . I .tied a f' lhiws Hanford w as not to be out done > riu* at! tin d r it ■f i n . *.f I "I i k i - h.Iis N isii i Hide M a r k e t and Cullum. Fed catch er, m sd, s h ■i f . »- i f f f t e n d •! | i. • Hid ... u i i ' il ill.- r s t t r i u v di y w e a t h e r nit and sto le to third. Dyes* got »d l. i. * • my i i ' f r i I c ( lis t m a r k e t, n hit to cen ter field and Cullntn I** "II'M • I iir i *m| i la a scored, D y e s, stole to third * si ,l ■I • .( n* luhan i n walked ami I tngle • ni 1t 'I !,«pin i r I ..uii Ki* • .*■) rn il.i inn hula M a r ­ U ! ) s » r - Grunt I ' n y t n , ht I •dogged out a two base till scor­ i *id yan h • *n • N. i '* i.»*„ if* tiN cnj ihp quart* ing P y ess and C allahan A imp Htitidni nflrtiifMin a! It I.S (,Vluct f **it t imii «mi l l - n * t. . 14a /v( a l U L .u u h i f ., «4iLAAb a n d i-u'IU** AC ‘ C a f te r urn illrtf* qf of r ^riif. fly ended the scoring w ith Hsji u Imi it^w. lJ)t|y t i»*« wAfltmik' •*»•»• T Mo) C11, H11Mu& l i ! i ni l<»4! tlp*I th r o u g h th a t m w * Tor*! lead in g V m t Ui Ofi*. STh raVlftii ’\RK hur u I'ld* 1 f*. I - i n n k-* the 4?«idu*n>«hut n n i . thtiiigh liim alu c s %till r e m a in In th e second Inning Brum lry I H 66 i n I n d i a n a , m i d h u d w p r n l a e i c in ink inm '. h u t t h v m f n r h im • irimir r<»ri» H lH*vinninj( lo waa hit by a pitched ball. Me- the last m o n th , v u ilin g n n ' il w s * m int' in f a n and will COBKea sacrificed fo put Rrumley on his non, I. I' I'urton, lu ll* P»l tt> the Allli*. tinin* for two m ore weeks a t l e a s t , third and Brooklin drove e long m etto Avenue. From UMI <•> th o u g h d r y w r a t h r r has a f f e c te d “Study of thu rock'd • hr •*» fly to r ig h t field to score Brum- 1B 3(, Mr. I’aylon lived In ,Suu t h r ipmlity. C s a lla t N Oa P a e , g ea r ford. 111. Imiiie in Indiana v n - In p e r t, blew up the clulm l-v tbo AN k i t . I I III AIK lu ll' i “ The J a y S l a t e l ivestock Mor* N a n s that they writ- uhh- to V lnrennes HUM H E R aSIW IlM N. Englitml, krl r e p o r t i a fa ir male on M ay m ainlitln control uf the nrujn He Is survived by four daugh Mity 7* ! H|wr*i'*i4il i f ieul l Him I' I-t with hogn leading in t h e ter: M in Edns P ayton ard Mr,. Idi- lit flight 'front Iht giotm d t • r I ' * - r * 2 ' I , u f * h 11* 111>', 111Ii u I • » f » i luiinhrr of h e a d sold. II. T. Sirurc of V lnren n es, Mrs. [ “ H itler's w eapon *• made of It. 17 F l y i n g h «nlir*AA uf l)ie 'Wifi “ S iobII iju a n titie s of b e a n s , poG eorge E. Millrr o f El Dorado, light Timtal, umhahly uluinimilii. ItomlriT 15roll|», Iuin bet'n a\%nnlvd i s l u e , , squash, to m a to e s , c u c u m ­ and Is about six In srveit fe el in K ansas and Mrs. RuUi H utchifon. A *U N IT E D STATEH NAVY diam eter at It* widest tuirl, lln- i Ikt 11ii n l I lit k I ri«f F lu slfr lu Ihi" bers. sw ee t corn, field peas, p e p ­ AD VAN CED A M D llB IO U H o f Dtuna V ista, C a llfa n iia : three p e r , and c elery s r o c o n t i n u i n g m id-section. It tapers to four Air Mrilnl fur ’'m trrituriiii ttt‘htt*vr eons, L. P. P ayton o f Sanford. B A S E , E N G L A N D , Mav V. (b (S p eel u ir tir lp u lin g ill to m o re cm the S a n f o r d M a r k r L fret at the nose nod thu-* fi i t n i r n l M tviiili Joe C, Payton o f B un lfay, and c la l) — O. Iluagh Carrltoni. Jr., “ K i g h t h Air Fur re homliing n U n c k .1 f i t i u a houses have closer) f o r t h e Luther P ayton , stationed at th<3 tall. T he m onslei v»eiyh- tin N a zi vkiir nutllstriri*. who** parent* live a t 611 Park S gt. srsHon a i h a v e some of the p la c e s st>out 13'A to n s and l 'mil t lui w ith th e Army at C lovis. New Avenua. Sanford, la drawing lila The p r e s e i i t a i io n w h , m ad e t.y j of the v e g e t a b l e de alers. It b n ic e II. U scry. a former rh rm l.t M exico, one sister, Mrs. Ida M. postwar plana around th* tourist Col H ubert W W a r r e n , V e rnon, esper ted this m a r k e t will c o n tin u e of W llm lngU in. Mil, i-.tinm li d G oodman, of In dianap olis, lnd„ Dade of Sanford. Texteh. coimnmfH^r <»f I lie g r o u p bundlin g sm a ll volume fo r tbo “I hope to aatabllah a buiines* and one brother, W illiam Payton It, cost was nt Icn.t .'At thuUBUod ’*h»ch hs« mt*r JOB m issions tu next two or t h r e e weeks. dollars o f French Lick, Ind. In Sanford that our fair city "F url F ie rce State Farm ara “ In the fr o n t section. In-fore tin- lit c h i ll i Mr. and Mm. L P, P ayton left does not have, aomathing that U r u t l i r r e r h u s u ^tuiitml Ihj - M arket r e p o rt * the season l a alwarhead m ount, thsrr I, a com w ith th e body thl* nftcrn>H»i for will be a help to the community tArnatoci i u t a U iu t io u j <>■i J ulq J qu c o io j i o f 1tu' A nn v_w ^ .N o«-| itm ccut .......v ^ -^ .v ■~,l^ fTTny~rtn and will aid In bringing tourist* ■Vlncopnc*. Inil, w h ere t ^ f uiit-ml u a itm Tft iN V T g fa lltfg lteea i year-old v i;m „ i Unties dry and hot. N ot m uch g r e a r finned charge of flyin g M r ii ml M m . II former Seminole High School »lu'a c tiv ity is e ip e c le d on th is m ar­ O viedo. dyn am ite. F ou r wood panels dent aaid. ket during th e next *ra*k. _ — ilfvida the c o m p a r tm o n t . In t h e WUh °ver twa year* of navel “ H olly If 111 and T itu sv ille S ta te u p p e r r i g h t h a n d rorurr. one aonrice' to hla credit, Carlton ie Markets arc rep orting Increased c o n ta i n s th e m a s t e r radio, which a motor machlniat’a mat*, flrat Interest 'ill hom o cannin g o f r*fl« oiivu se t, k e e p , the rocket on its cilia aboard th* LC1 606, which etublei and m eat hy grow er* nnd c o u rse a n d se n d s It tow ard th e operated with the Britlah daring tmusowlvca In the m arket v icin i­ t a r g e t . S ta r tin g Thursday aftern oon at ties. and Immediately afttr the in ra­ Ena. John Bell Kurkin. U S N R . Canlniri B erry tsh l it would tie 8 rO O o ’clock, the C ity M eat In­ don of the continent last June "Plant C ity reports an Increase and line* that time ho* ahuttled sp ector w ill be at the autom obile im possible to control the rocknt w as in sta n tly killed on T uesd ay. uf 10,376 pack ages of v agatab ltg M ay I, In an airplane accident from the ground one* it w as ■had In back o f tha C ity H all troop* from England to Franc*. over the previous week p a sa ln c which occurred when ho w as through the m arket w ith b tecl fo r the purpoa* o f insp ecting launched. m aking n landing approach at ‘‘D cfin lely , th e whole thing is m eat* offerer! for sa le In Sanford FISH FRY eye and Crowder peas contlte w hich does not b ear Federal or done by s e ttin g the dials and the 8 a n fu n l N aval Air S tation . to bold fir st place, pepper* Ena. I’arkin is survived hy his B U ta Inspection stam p*. fix in g the rod jot end the other Th* Xhranbi Club will celebrate tom atoes sh ow in g • close second. m othern , Mr». Lilian N. Parkin In sp ection s w ill con tin u e M on­ gadget*. It m oves so much f a s t ­ "LadIts Night**, Thursday eve­ W aterm elon* appeared on tb a ning with a flgh fry st 6:30 d a y and Thursday o f aach week er than man'* mind that it is im ­ of L incoln. Neb., ami a brother, m arket for tha fir s t tim o th is o’clock at tha shuffle board court a t from 1:00 to 0 :0 0 P. M„ ac­ possible to control from thc T hom as, o f E vanston, III. B efore season w ith 28 crates bringing he" en tered th e service, he \»u» fair prlcta to th* grower*. beck of the USO on the Ukg- cord in g to H. N . Bayer city gVound." Canadian Infantry who c a p ­ a stu d en t at the U n iversity of fronL Ed Lena, chairman of the clerk. The season a t the Pahoka* Mar* On and a fter M ay 10, It w ill tured a V -w eep on site in n o rth ­ N eb rask a. Ens. arkln reported ket Is rapidly draw ing to m cios* “Good EeteM. “Good Entertain­ ment” and “Soeiel Affair* Com* be un law ful for an y parson l» east H olland Friday were told to the Sanford N aval A ir S ta tio n , du* to dry w eath er. Celsrjr her* mlttee” la buey getting things In keep In hla place o f bu sin ess In by Dutch c ivilian s that the f l y ­ on M arch 36, for operation al vesting will continue for two or ordet far the outing, end today th e c ity for sale or sto ra g e, any ing bombs o fte n turnsd back on tr a h iln g . Prior to that tim e, he three week* and potato**, revealed that the menu will In­ Bteat n o t bearing e ith er a Fed- tha G erm ans and exploded. The received flig h t train in g at the plant, peppora and beans w ill clude “booh puppies” and "com eral. S ta te or a C ity ita m p , pc* cM lian a referred to them a s N a v a l A ir T rain in g Boa* in tlnuo to m or* in im ol] voTqkW o a t b t . o o h ”* w r U b p W 5H . E syvr, " t-w ssT S S S ’ ’ t ’g.'7'K) C -T w tl, l ? ; KW* U f.4 , if eae Are Trapped In - Northeast C o r n e r ., UlysseH (irant Payton. 7!1. Hied On Sundat sevrn r,,',,’; '-li'.'-nh'..V.V Ficut. Olin F. Grtur Wins Third ( ’luster G. Hugh Carlton, Jr. Has Post-W ar Plans 1u ijIJv,(nripivuit,1* ,i■!*•i'aA * i•w uvi41* — -lit 0.jt,_ City Meat Inspector On Job After May 10 En«. John B. Parkin Killed In C r a s h ____ __________ ______ - ______ 4 - UpF Surrender Is Made At E i hon b o w e r ’s Headquart ers By German Staff Chief Danes Celebrate Liberation In ('openhatfen _ �J* f* t \ > * llte Sanford Herald i ** Political Prisoners House Is A grqup of Am erican newspapermen who have been touring concentration camp* in Germany a* the special gueflt* of General Eisenhow er has issued a formal report jn winch they nsscri th a t the. tre a u n en t . of. political pri* son erjC-there was fa r.w o rse than they had expected from w hat th ey had previously seen d r heard. Despite all the pictures nnd articles which ail of us have read on the sub­ ject, no doubt we too would be surprised a t the horror of it ■ lia s r w jm o s r a t m nil if we could w itness it for ourselves. r«raLi* >* r » n l r i — M>rt — 'T h e conclusion is inescapnble”, th e .re p o rt said, “ that M ea th ----— ------ —— the Nazis had a m aster plan for th eir political prison camps. i M ra lh a — ------------MMil h a --------------- -----That plan was based upon a policy of calculated and organ­ ized brutality. The evidence we have seen is not a m ere Ail * M lu r r aartfa of lhaaha. r r w l* ll< H *>4 M t l m • ] assembling of local or unassociated Incident*. It is convin­ M lr v M li B t a t a l w the 9*tp o m t *1 •athlaw t u « w ill h» rh*ra<4 far cing proof th a t bru tality was the basic Nazi system and • I rvaalar a4>«r«UI»* ralaa.______ method." These methods included "deliberate starvation", “ rou­ tine beatings”, "sadistic tortues too horrible and too per­ verted to bo publicly described." "M urtier ’was common­ place." This was the punishm ent mated out not to criminals o r other* convicted of serious offenses, but to _Th» tfa fa le I* a Btraihrr a( n « people ngqlhst whom the-Nazis could lodge no other charge iM M lilr f I’rraa a k lfk i* rarlaMrely •ra il! 1*4 la Ifca a», far r»- except th a t they happened to be bom Jaws, or Poles, and aahllraflua af all a*wa elaaalrhra to those who objected to this so \t of persecution. (Tretire la II or. aal athrrwtoa rraeiire la IhU » k " a a l elan "Prisoners whose only crime was th at they disagreed tha laral M a i aahllah<*e brrala. e u rlahla ta rraah ll-allaa a f a w or were suspected of disagreeing with the Nazi philosophy rial eiapalrhaa hatela ara a u o r*- were treated with uniform cruelty" the report continued. “When death came, ns to multiplied thousands of them .t M O N D A Y , MAY 7, did, it m ust have been a relief from worse than d eath ., . . to the basic policy of brutality towards political prisoners IinU /H V E R SE FOR TO D A Y there were, however, no significant exceptions". Indignant over th e cruelties perpetrated agninst N atl L IF E W O ULD HE D U LL IF. IT W E R E NO T -FILLED- W ITH enemies, these newspapermen while demanding the sever­ C O N T IN U O U S DISCOVERIES. est punishm ent fo r all flibiii cohhfected With th esi crim es S P IR IT U A L L IF E IS NO responsible f o r ’ them , nevertheless ‘ .AUlck tb a E X C E P T IO N : It la the glory <.f and God tb conrcal - th in g.— Prov. fundam ental conviction of all English speaking people tha*. 2#jJ. justice require* punishm ent fo r the guilty on)/. Jt is not A restau ran t In Chicago haa right or Just th at anyone should be punished Juat because b u n * nut n . also, “ No Help he is a German or th a t ftny "cnicl or unusual punishm ents" W anted." Th<> vuir m a il !«• over. should be Inflicted. ' v “In punishing these crim es", the report urged, “ the F ield M arshall von ltmnlatc.li 1 historic principle of Individual and personal responsibility Bay* air power derided the wnr. must lie preserved and a lt those responsible fo r these a tr o ­ Y eah, H itler'* hot uir aturtr.l It and the A llies' airplane* ended It. cities m ust be punished In accord with the accepted laws of civilized nations." To do otherwise would put us In the same category It seem* to ua peculiarly ap­ propriate thnl Admlrnl Donut* ns the Nnr.ia over whose m ethods we are so shocked. T here ahould havn t>rrii plnred In eon should be no reprisals agalriat Innocent persona. T here Irol of ttie German lint Inn now should lie no enforced Starvation oy tnrtvih* chambers. that there I* noting left hut the The accused should b# given a fa ir trial and If fouhd guilty bole, jit.- - ■ • punished according td 1recognized civilized standard*; if found Innocent, acquitted. ’* ' The next tim e the German* The plight of the average German has been a sorry sta r t a wnr they will know what w ar is like. Thi* it the Drat one Indeed. If he closed hhf eyes to Nazi brutalities he tim e In modern hiatory that sh e stood before the world as the colossus of Ignorance. He people on the home front In tr a a t l a a e * F » a r m * O ae) G erm any have had a rial m ate ;nuld atrqulesce, and accept his share of the r&sjjbfuIkUity. reign, fnreahadow lns^ the” reOr he could protest arid iubject him self to the sairie Con­ o f their own medicine. eatkbllahm ent of dem ocratic In sti­ centration camps, the same starvation and tor.tdte from tutions ihroughnut th e len y th gsVtd N ow th a t the wnr la over In which Other G erm an p o litic ^ 1prlsOneni who survived nre breadth o f the E u rn oom f o n tlh e n f and throughout th e world.*" E urope nnd priority rctlrk tin n * ju st now being released. ‘^ * '' __________ “j t 1» » d»y o f r*|piclng. and Senator Pepper mpy anop be reduced, Wonder If H tymildn't lie im.*alhle in get our nropoaed r.ew aaim m ln * pool flnl*ned In tim e for use thi* sum m er and to make n metnorinl to soldiers o ' World Wnr It, Individual Peace Announce V-E Day McCormack laid the meml-er* COuit.rjea Wire* rm f! •■W,: U iM t after the President's me*.. House of ReeresenUtlves *° ‘hat Mte ta heard the Home will re-' the member* eculd xiceain In ttuoa Ita work. their irata to hear thehljtorlc “It la my t feel Id*, and I hope V-E declaration of the President. the House agree*. that we should Home Democratic Leader « ej continue with tha bu*inc*e at Carmack aaked and hsftd and set a Rood example for ■nimouj consent for the ■!>«**•* the reet of the country,'* Mc-j to declare the H o w <" rtcnJ Carmack declared. { • 1 at any time, to hear the Jiro* *'! agree fally with the gentlem i” la th e area oiAn.” Minority Leader .Martin (R-Maea.) responded. a f O lmuet*" Mors** where the • been' opp osing th e Ru*»lan*s com m unique u su ally n *s. re* Phone 22 for Schedules ARHBD SE R V IC E S 30« LAST DAY MON.! fclg h O a Joined Within h Of hours.' The exact situation In parUaltr' liberated BAlu.r underground forces, wa* tv due to m a fllc U n x W o r U world. “ V irtorw oould r o t h a re beei our* w ithout u n ity amonjr th Alliea and unity am on g all pcoph at hom e. The b u lld l.ig of a fir e peace and proaperitv for all ii the day* ahead w ill need thi kame unvhakable united d eter m iia tlo n that w e g a v e to thi roarcution of the t a r . On thi' reat day I am confident th a t nl A m ericana will renew thcli ( Thriftily plated I t s wile* away. ' radio report* from Ihb teuti&fet 'dtitSur' the dar >*M that Soviet w tm « U * U had land­ ed nee# J’rwhie in re*pow w SP aotwal from the reaUtanw tnpvemotL Then, late last night, .the Oftrinan-controlled elation In nsfCdh >aM that because o* the UPriaing It was lnux»>ible to the unconditional a u ltc n d tr e f sdl Spare Pregu* under l»*t week'* fig h tln x G erm an troop *.'' * ~ dedaraltort of the capital k* a The announcem ent y a * a ttr ib u t­ •TioSplUkl- oy open city. ed to th e minister, KrMgk. IkWrtrfh ' The announcement added, howVWt evrr that all the Important Ger­ ■rr man defen*# position* Were but- Crowds gathered In the flag* decked streets' n atlll to he nchlev.-d f i th. P n c jfb , to go on the HR ficlat Allied aonni ever it wma reaf pounced lkkt' jtt Geergw. Vl-wmik his empire at ^ Ing lie n e e . “ F o r let LIL M JI.U " CAHTOON n e w C e r n t o ' jforjklxn Couht ‘ Ui It is a day nf rc-de,! pence nnd |iro*tmrlty for the In for the victory won: re-dedles* tlon, for the winning of vivtorlf* and the i-xlnhlDhmcrit of « Inal - ua not for jet, In mjr rejoieinr, that - Japin - t#-1[tllt“itr ferocious, ruthlrw* power atlll to urrender / Is , Made bo defeated I^t U» Pot permit At E is e n h o w e r ’B Shortly pfter ‘ ouraelv'es the slightest let-down In our determination to produce aid tri buted to Ve H eadquarters By Germn fight for tqlal military' victory comtpuni against Japan, t i e r m ^ S t a f f C h ie f “Much remains to bq done-b»fore the Nsti poison }* - finally eliminated. German . IndutHw'e, which have been ttimlng out th# convulsed The Tokyo radio Is shedding weapons \Vhlch hove klllsd .so crocodile tears as It announce* msny thousands of our yoVaX ridjUohjU surrender t j R ap ort'w / uotwitr rtnewcea fbr th a t1 Japan now stands .alone men and those of our Allies, must kemnants pf his lo- IMS m rew*r*^ ‘“ ‘Af CoaipireUsr; 1 against virtually the e n t i r e he diimantled end disifersed until th* H oard of Ceuaty Oamitvbalnesr* ol lsn| was first announced by the world. The other two Ails part­ there Is no harm left In them. |a hareby publ'*k*d untlsr provlatoaa of ners, Italy and Germany, have Their General Staff must be The historic new* began breakboth gone down in defeat. Only liquidated Until not a trace re­ Japan remain* and Japanese mains. iMlders seem to understand how *'lte|iarationa in kind must be Cash Dalaare, Ockaber i. I futile Is their poaltlon. exacted for the devastation the ‘ «# Nasi armies have wrought. And Current Ad Vslorvrn Taxes finally, 'every German, whether UeuL Charles. ilramlt of Okla­ policinR Among nations ns there Is already In cities anu i nr enlisted man, Nasi offi­ homa found' the going pretty ttates. There m u st not be another failure rtila tim e, from in- < officer cial or ordinary civilian, who tough in Europe. JJo was hit eptntss or Jealousy, in settin g up tho neeftsaary machinery has played anv part In commit­ In Lthe arm with shrapnel In ting the unspeakable Nasi atro­ HIcily. He got a bullet wound (n wlh adequate power. If we should fall, there m ight not be cities must receive grim punishthe knee while In soulhern Italy, another chance fo r it century. meat for his acts from the mili­ lie WSu woundffl by a piece ol tary tribunals of the Allied TO TAX* a V A l L s g t i E shrapnel at Venafro.' He was hit the unconditional a w Armies. 1 In tea chest and caught another )ew *m J A A ak isb ty aU o u ‘‘These things were pledged the aw Fnron-emeat a Oaol piece of ihrepncl In the elbow world by our lato great President lo»d and Hr Mg* Xseend at Anslo. But he’s pot blaming One of th e m ost eloquent and Illuminating comments Roosevelt ami by Premier Stalin W elfare ( A l l If ta e M f -u . anybody. "God took cure nf meJP of tho European w ar nppear^d on X magazine cover th e tutd Prime Minister CJtur«h)l) »t ig the w*y he puta IL ” i ifflcer sittin g dixconsoiately the Crimea Conference last It around him nothing b u t February, and .they must be ytamong tho ru in s of a city, pledged with new force today by There teems to b* some inron I wreckage, vast, form less and th# peace-loving people* of tpp sUtency In the Army's ennouaceHe m ight have been another Calua Marius sitting In ment that 2,000,000 men soda R.W.T.) Oar i i p r y lp ^ p f c a r t t w , jw ;J« jHg ^ A ’J t e p L g s g prebably- will.-be-*the reewU.--that he was In heavy m odern m ilitary garb, and was eaUng The general appropriation bil cat)* will have to remain at hJa cold lunch o u t of a can. Ul» face was a mixture of will coma In for a lot of die 100,000 a month, i t would teem cusslon, r ro and coo, temo memto be a waste of monay and sullen w rath a n d hate, ns he contem plated the depth Into ben trying to trmra.^athni'OMt' to eubeUtute at which he had fallen. Ing to pad. Give and take *11 In tho war green mdn Or he m ight have been a contem ptible modern version be the nns] result, hut Jw*t whe troops, b«'t .It may ill take 1 men to be released of MHton'a rebellious' angels cost o u t from heaven, except will giro and who will Meat is getting arnner and aoAjT*r npd good meat la scarrer than meat. Since it ia the chief source of protein In the American diet ami alnce protelrFl* the chief ■qurce of energy, thnae who are npt eating n* murh meat as farmrrjy would do well !« cat mitre eggs.' drink more milk, both of mticn.are also rich In protein. McCnrujack told the Iwxlj “nothin* definite fan he said.' hot 'IndMitM he* iknohilly' ex pasted that .the proclamation ma> le. sometime durifn the af m in t., ____ ___ ______ tJpidT Vould b* allowed to Wb by the population r*Se Soviet flag. In t^e last v the Earooean war the its were obviously avoiding LPUuIatlon to the Russians Sr the co«L ly communique S''5,KSnS2f»'i!S flh so much ecrvlee much agr, or many that they gre no ble for combat duty le most of those-to will be young ‘ and fabecy of drifting with l e , of riding the wave of rtura, where mature of le are ■Involved, I* - s*i0wn th a t Jh th a t picture there was dignity along w ith the w rath. I t is * good thing to have’tho Na*W lost w ar shown in this realistic manor* If It *«ro posalblo to g et pictures o f all th e unpleasant tragic and horrible situations Into which Ultler’n war and th eir 6wn vanity apd cruelty have plunireA the Germana, a n d place them all over Germany to be viewed t>»yond tho kep of the are observer.. * It looks a t vprepent like flood of local hjlts being ‘to Ihto the.hopper will take ua r of the time of (he lower hi for the n«n*. several.' doge. Imrortanf toff^WneUmei cation of pushed aside, thus ftUbustar :«i T V : t t ““ t » » ■ <vw 4; • taking NOVELTY aad NEW S!/ .- -• ,* . �>0 M OKDAT, MAY 7, 1315 THE SANFORD H F .R A L D PANFORD — ^ - ■ * JGrammar. School Has T ri-tia n — until a fter her hiuband’s r ele,tio n as L'vinuv. atic \ ic e -lT esid en tia j candia*'.e I h m ti yv tatv .-, gray-h aired 'voinna. s t r r t s s . v '.l uttiln'e-i *psr> .MTe R iw -evrlt, who sat u n r j f f b d n/id laughed it the sivtir 11. <1 1 rler- und' caruerriri,-r a l,o i*c a g e d bet bo* “ Nil s p r p r h m i ih i n g ," - h r - a id ut llir turning r a m p n c i v I n rrrr h a i r , I'robabiy l sha ll b l i p with Mr T iu t n a n 's - p e t r l l e - III it is in the e d iting of t h e m —a - we h a i r a lw ay s done In W a s h in g t o n . I w o heads a r e b e t l t r t h a n one. “ hen il com es l o r r - n r r .i i ig i n g words and p h r a s e s ." Dill m g tile I't lit' Carrvi ns Dem ocratic R e n a te ■ f io m Mi--oliti. Mrs. T u to r in » r r v n l as ills clerk ut u ral.it y ol *!,a0U a year Mr T r u n in sa id on th e i n * of the l u s t c a m p a i g n t l u t he ne v er m ade u re* •<\ ut d e liv e re d it speech w it h o u t \ c e li d i n g it. I'tsiple f r o m M issouri ra il t h e new F i r s t laid) I " f o l k s y p e r s o n '' —c o r d ia l, u n a f f e c te d and pos­ sessed of an a ir of d i g n it y . Viusl of her c o m m e n ts c r t i l r r aro u n d he r h u sba nd. Rile dressiss Uetierslly ill s i m p l r t a i l o n d r l o l b i s . Ill eiwil w e a t h e r she o f t e n w e a r s grey or d a r k s u i t s with sim p le while hlouse a and b r i m m r d ha ta of t h e sa ilo r type. In s u m m e r she lines p rin te d or d u ttisl c r e p e s with w hite acc ents mid w hite shoes. l lie Ti lininiiw vveie -i h".ilinnli-s ileiwndi-rire. M issouri, w h e re I he grnrdfnther of - Mr T r u iu u n '•7 And Personal AdMie*$&. “SCm ““ D a u g h te r Of W esley Hold R egular M eeting Social Calendar T l.tr.5D A Y p , 1 r c Pit'I G lob will hold its « , j - ! btoiir.cM* m eeting at" the H otel Mayfair ot H:l)0 I’. M. pre'•■did b\ the board m eetin g at 7 ,10 1’. M T he A rctiuii C la n of the F irst t Di t.*: Ciiurth « ill meet ill the ’ A'tnc o f Mrs, II. I.. O ibornc o:t fV Irr y Avuuuu a t 8:00 I1, M. Co. W 'U ' rh ** will bo Mrs. tl. T. “t I n in a ». Mrs, C. A. A nderson, Jr and M rs. W. L. Vance. Tv K DNKSItAT T h e Gardi-n (,'lub will m eet w ith Mts 11. H. M rUnslin on .Magnolia A venu e a l 10:00 A. M. T h e Borin) D epartm ent of the U V iu.tn'f Club - will have an .<r,!'■ j ! May D ay bridge b reak fast <y th e Woman'* Cluh at 0:00 M. The h o s te sse s, Mrs. A . M. iM ltip * . Mrs. J . 11. B ay, Mr*, t-'re.t W illiam s, and Mrs. \V. I* • V .p - r wtii ta k e nil reservation s in: the b r e a k fa st. R eservations m ust 1«» made before T uesday f h T roop :} o f th e Hrownio Girl Scouts will have their Investiture S c tv jc c at I 00 o'clock. TH URSDAY IJcgnlar m e etin g of the Scm Intila I’cbckah l.iwlgc No. 43 w ill , y held in the I.O.O.F. H all at o,i )> .M T liN will past grand n ig h t and all pft>t V InaT-l. h i o ie<|uesied to , ml -\riv v t-U in g relieknha aro I i invite 1 lb t mmt y Fi ilcrnt Ion o f Wos i \ CbilM w ill m eet a l th e club “ on to at 11:00 A . M. A covered dl*,, Iti'-eheen w ill be served. T he Home D em onstration Club w ill "invct w ith Mrs. Ifoy T illis nt I*. M. at 310 E lm * As <n u s. 0 F it I D A Y \ c iv, r< ,1 dt ti luncheon w ill be lie ,! U the G u l d e n t'luli a t 1 1 :00 I*. a itic W o m a n 's Club. T he u. r b'lilue-H m eeting u-ill • ‘‘T h e regu lar m eetin g o f the D au gh ters a t W esley o f the M eth od ist Church w as held in the a n n ex w ith M rs. J . L. Clark p resid in g. A fte r a m om ent of sile n t prayer fo r world pence and th e cessation of fig h tin g In E urope, the L ord's I’rayer w as rep eated In unU on. R eports of th e com m ittees w ere g iv en and Mr*. C, II. W inn was ele cte d as teach er. A fte r the m e etin g , the fo llo w ­ in g h o stesse s took over during th e social h o u r: Mrs. E . if. lo in r y , Mr*. M. It. Strickland. Mr*. W. C. H ill, Mrs. Clark L eonardy and Mr*. T. C. Dolt w ho *crved d elicio u s refreshm ent* lo th e follow in g: Mrs. J. P. Ttiurm ond, Mr*. Itoy TIHU, Mr*. Marcu* T yre, Mr*. M. !». W righ t, M iss B essie Z achary, Mrs. W inn, M rs. J. O. L an ey, Mrs. M. U. S m ith , Mr*. Z. B. R a tliff, Mm. C lark, Mr*. C. P . H erndon, M n . R ob ert F utrell, M rs. J. K. Cour­ ier. Mrs. L. F. Garner Honored On Birthday " sixth g ra d e team-. dom inated i tii# 'G eld In the annual May Day 1 cerem on ies at the S an forJ Grain mar S tilt ol on Fl iday In the volly tiall gam e, the sixth grade defeated the fifth (trailer* tW" 'Biryes o u t of three. In diamond^ mil, tile six th grade team , cap ­ E. C. Echols le ft Suturdny fo r tained ______ by Edison M yers, defeated J e ssu p , Ua.^ to v is it with his so n , ! lite fifth grader by u score of H erm an E chols, and d au gh ter, 7 lo J. M rs. A . if. Ilutcbrr. In all th e o th e r con test* the com p etition w as keen betw een the M iss Ehlrlcy E chols of S te tso n tw o g rad es w ith the individual U n iv ersity in Dul-und *pent th e w inners an follow s: w eek en d with her mother, M rs. St) yard dash. IA'Roy Rosier, C arrie Echols. " six th ; F r a n cis S tc n -lr o in , fifth , high Jum p, S tan ley O glesby, Mr*. II. M. H am by left Inal sixth ; J im m y M cD aniels, fifth ; w eek for B irm ingham , Ala. to pole v a u lt. John R ivera, fifth ; v is it w ith her siste r , Mrs. J. T . Curtis J o h n -o n , six th ; running Sudduth. broad jum p . Martin T aylor, sixth; la'slic H olcom be, fifth ; standing M rs. J. 0 . B all hns U r n v is ­ broad jum p , Raym ond Harper, itin g her d a u g h te r , Mr*. W. J sixth ; W illiam R atliff, fifth ; re ­ Bleed, a t her hotnc in O rlando la y race, C urtis John son , Duane for tho past 1U d ays. H arrell, C h arles W illis nml Hilly Tisnn. s ix lh ; g irl's v o lley hall A /C Jam es E, Carter o f M>| throw , Bobbie J e a n S w ain ; girl'wick A eron autical School in snek race. A lb erts B rew er; g ill's la k e la n d spent th e weekend w ith potato race, Barbara Wtilhvn; hi* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. E. It. girl's diam ond ball throw , Doris C arter. Donaldson. The K in g o f M ay w as C lar­ T ile M isses E lisab eth and J e a n ence Cltruee, nml th e queen. W high am and J e ssie D u n len , P enny W allace. T he cou rt was stu d en ts o f F lorida S late C ollege m ade up o f J e a n e tte W olfcr, for W om en, sp e n t the w eekend Vernon S ta c e y , M ary Jn n e Dob­ MAJ OIN. IMIl t ( U N H A tO I (rl*)it) of D c lio it. Mich., e rm im in d e r nl here w ith their parent*. son, G lenn Robinson, M ary Aim t),c rttuh Division. U S 1st Army, chat* I h r o u c b an t n le r i ir r l e r with th* K rienbring, David B n y le y , and M cK ay Truluvk, stodent at the ltu->»i*n eommaisder ( n a m e deletisl liy llisl c e n s o r) of the 1st Ukrainian the crown bearer*. Irma Jean U n iv ersity of F lorida, spent th e Army s t they dined together a f te r llie fa te fu l J u n r tu r e of the Allirs at Corley and N olly Donn. w eekend In S an ford with h is 1 t c,iu r u t G e r m a n y » armies in two for d e stru ctio n . ( fnt.-rn o ln in a l) During th e cerem on ies Airs \N paren ts. II. S tew a rt, past president o f the Mr*. W. E. S m ith has left for I Sem inole I'm m lv I'm en l Tea. I,, , T yler. Tex. w here she will sp en d ■ A**'«''« . vi , , , Pe rson aI s t A group o f frien d s honored Mr*. L ouie F. G ariler last n ig h t w ith a theater and dinner party in rrlelirallon o f her birthday an n iversary. T h o se en joyin g th e party were; « t%%u wrrkiA* vacation with rrlu* V n.,it . \i I h. ( i k kV 111«;»tr !. v!■' lk, "ili rv a,lw 'M Mrst Garner, M rs. llarrv H sn- j jVea I.ilhan IU»ri.i r, u n * prralclvnt; 1 sen , Mrs. Jack M cCollum, Mrs. B ill T yro, Mrs. Jam es K lnnev, F rien ds of Mr*. W. p. Rrooks, Mrs*. I* t I l o w t i n l * **i'r*l«ry; M rs. iD. K. Me N ab, Mr*. Lu urine Jr. w ill regret to learn that sh e Mrs. I- K. Hiirnci-r. tr r iis u m ; an«l Mr*. H <«, M cthvln. h U tn rim i B eal and Mis* J a n e Gantt. I* confine,! lo F em ald -Ian gliU iii On Behalf tif llic iA44rk of llif M em orial HpsplUf] where she -* — * A. D. Drown. HOHM 1 Hi I D F l . U D I K till It A F %*?■*•*f r i lliir r b W riliT Intlii-iif itm» an* ih.i** it M* |! tv I Tti ti 11%it. Vm i'i ir.t m ’ l Ii m u . r T l»" ' " M, is . Wilke K'.' '■re-ident'- pin lletly . le a n W ilke, d a o g li l e r of Mrs. W ilk e pinned t h e gift of t h e t ’ 7 t on hei i n n t h e i . (itltei triti-t— liug p a r t s of the I M iss Hetty Sue Hatcher it n«I 1 .» It lit H e l i c o n . Miss H r t t y Sic I ji Ii I of JesMip. OlogtHHI w* fl th, folk d a n c e - by tin Were the w eekend gtie-t- of t h e g ill , d it,, iv th gin.I, wo let ' r tol .i ,-. I >r „f Vi o I in ih the f o r n i r r 's g> a n .l p a i e h t- , Mr t hiii | la'll ' l l - < nn||i bell i. i i o an J uud M rs. E. (' E chols. - . _____ _ ! in le t , t in e l e t c h on e ac h dance * i■I ole I' T A. in sta lle d Rgi. Dougin- S t e m t r o m , who tl'" u i-,-- w i- pci . t»- A 'heir regular hns Ih-iti riniflUF<l to laws,H I f o t n n I I'V t h e flit!' «>"• 1* '•' i .' I be invtalln B IR T H A N N O U N C E M E N T t .e n e r n l l l u - p u a l in Allunin. Gn I g t » d i I-'-. o dci t h e • tn r . li o t i & i i L i li-v'i iled by Mr*. Wade fur s o m e time, is syienilmg -ev of M' J.o s H o t n e t , i,u»l Mi1I ,, o , , i i | i . Tt ' i n , nffli "r, ite: Mr. and Mr*. L A. W atson c rsl w n ' j » with his wife ,in*i i 'ii , |u Id 'n t . Mrs a n n o u n c e the b i r t h " f n on >m lip. l o - 111isi , Mr- Joliri S:i I I. .. , ' "i \ t: | •’ t | . Bl ow ll, v ti t p icsb liM t; May i :it the F e r nalil-1 Jiuglii "ti Ho > . ........ -• tt 1 j , I Ol 11■ g n l - MO-1 I \ Jnrelbi. r ir u t a r y ; Mrs. M em orial H o s p ita l. Mrs. M atson w ill it iittm tix? tin Mis* Irene t.uiuhjuUt. who h as l uf Mr Edi on 'o it nod .M t, *. wm, i Ii. im ia iir e r ; Mr*. It. I . w ill b# rem em bered a* the form er been on the m istin g sta ff o f th e M atson t ut11' S | ! i !l|* l *i t’ Mis* S te lla Touch ton. • ! lu-lnrtaii. Ih-'I 'It l f •*>l litli 4*ls» \ !‘t ! F rrnald-laiughton Memorial H us. !* M n Mp jiital for the p ast year, has on- M o s t B n liic s B c lo n R )i Ii Aim| tl t*i ' in» t ll»tM in thr A rm y N u n c C nrm r * * ■* ■■ 1IVI l»V Hit .'<-1 l""t 1 anti l e f l Iu mt w o f k ftir ( 'aa m p lo N a t i v e l» o rn R u c k e r, Ala. w h e r e she will r e ­ ceive her Im^ic tm in in # F A \ 11 Ii h ' V t >jicrii' I) -V t w i o t m i l 1 t *11U'U uf fi*. . I 1 t b o per* on I f t i>V • f Unkb* in (in j| L'pL '1' M tin <Kn' ' 11 r Ihl ft(•1#"t ‘11 >' I 1l tl.' U n ited h'ritcH t111 i>ttx» ■. imltifltt'1' IN ll|» pnri nti(t-'»it-i*li r ISS Is »*t t * -1» ■ 1 f,.fs. .*1 • s c ol d b ’l ' * i G mllu •1»•* W*Ul A iargr crowd w as In attend- the M i'tloP ob tan •*O (be / tit' I*’ t* n »nce for the S e r v ic e Wlve's May Uonipnnv T h i s Is in l is t i n r i t o A cctihoi d tn ee which w a s lield at the lr u « t to t h e s i t u a t i o n o n l ' n tin r e !•« im 11*-11 tm I'*, t i *niiii USO F riday e v en in g at HJO ■(Onrti'l of a ccntiii i ilk'", w l . . n fi,r th e i | m i»Mt- 111 11n l u i <i pio iH irilo o of A m etit.il! I*. M. Tho hall w a s decorated l u i g e w ith green s and flowers. T h e liable* w e r e b o m to p a r e n t * of o f b i r l h n I h f o r v i b i t - I m i i t **Jli tbi* J i i n t iii ii rr , ill,’ club expressed its thank* to f o r e i g n b i r t h . " I n Ifllfi. t h e e a r lie st yam f r m i m b u i i » f r o t r I l f n I n i n 1u i - L i " i j Mr*. Ed Nine and Mrs. H. G ra­ Ip I'M'l w ham w ho decorated tho dub. lie - which a rm uni r e c to d s n m u'lnd ( dec rvMsing rn pi illy 'h ! h cu l J J.IIk J .ih iu f m e i g i i ' n»i m w Ini frrshm ent* of c a k , and punch a b le ." t h r s t a ll s t i c i i in s - t i n " , were serVrd th rough out the evc- m u ch n* 41 pe r cent ol ' h r p e r s o n - In llu* c o u n tr y ,»r I.* nin e to nil present. births in th e r e g ’stru lo ili .11• TThe he w a lls co n test v»*s won by w ere to p aren t* I lb - i wl. M| »s Bobby unite Beard and W e- w ere f n trlglib u i 11 B , E'J" 1*1' \ l ( it IlD F Houshall. The second contest, th e proiiqylinn b a,| d i-i< ii-c .l 1 Htterbug. was won by Mis* 1Helen (H-r cent, anil |T» EMU 011U ilic k so n and C liff Crosby, The per cent o f th e liable- bad both N aval Air S ta tio n orcli orchestra p aren ts o f fo r eig n birth. These played throughout the tven . _ ----- ln „g. decrees**, q u ite puilundiy, were Thee P au l Jone* _*pw ip c c la lty dane# accom p anied by eorrr*ponding I" l*lty was enjoyed by th e crowd. crease* in Ulc proportlen o f liab­ l e , born to parent* o f n s u v e liinb W h ereas in I'JU* on ly 47 1-1 cont o f th e babies bail l«>tb pat enta b om h e ir , tl"" figu re I ' th i* area ro*e l« M per cent t>> 1P30 and to S3 per - s it by 1 ' 1" T he Hollis H arrison Chapter, and ha* ,in c # ru n tln u n l to l« D. A. It. have nom inated Mrs J. c r e a s e . It. R*y for regent fo r t h , com ing "A* to liir lb s to pH reaii nf m u | year, T i to follow in g officer* have ml n a tiv e ly folio native tsirn sod also been nom inated: tho other foreign -b orn 1. tire 11■« Mr*. L P. Hagan, vice-regent; portion o f to ta l birth- In sum Mr*. Edgar Mitchell, recording parent* rose slo w ly from 1? pet secratary; Mr*. E. B. Clement*, c e n t In lU lfi to a high of l-’« cflWopoodlng secretary| - Mr*. A. p e r c e n t in 1V30, then nw-wde-l la R. K #y,. trea»urar; Mr*. C. A. 12 per c e n t - i n 1U40." Dawson, registrar; Mr*. B, It. T h ese fig u r e * , tho sta tistic lam Ballard, librarian | Mr*. H. J. p o in t ou t. p ertain to tho Birth Lehman, historian; Mr*. J, U. R e g istr a tio n S ta te s, which e x ­ Root, chaplain; Mra. F. E. c e p t fo r M ich igan and .Minnesota, Kotunlllat, financial chairman. lie In th # n orth eastern area ul May Bay (viven At USO ON I'Viduy 1 ■■ and eh'i'ihooil sw ee th c a r ft in !n -[ ttsirn B e n U a lla c e j ttrv e d a*' town'', lirxt M sycr A fte r W otM | Wnr. I, Aft a h lf'i -M r. T rum an* -.er"evl. s v - r - m - t s . " w ir e rnnr-L n ed. They have cn e d au gh ter,} M a te « ie t. now .‘ I, wh> o tto id e d G io rg e K a a h m g tu r C n iversity, * m ajored in mucic m J hopes to be i n i op era singer. > n hotiu, «ve- I n m g - .Margaret and her father | oven tonally i In\ m ono duets o r ' -■lie »ings to hi- .lecwmpar.imtnt. In .. th r u . irutplu five-room vYasbington apartm en t. Mrs, T ru­ man d a ily rose e a rly , g o t h#r htislsm d's brrakfa«t and started M argaret It school. "M eefsleak and fried potatoes are “ hat my husband likes," she mire said. B etw een household ta sk s Mr*. T ium an has g iv n i several hour* duily lo work at i U n ited S erv­ ice U rgaiiijuition can teen . "I d o just w hat th e chnlrmim uf the day asks lilt to do— just like everyhw.lv e l-e ." she said in de«eribing her work Rending ■, lire fa v o r ite reern ttlu n. llr r fa v n d ti! aulhprr are f'hnrtes DbAonv ntwi Sir W alter S cott. R ecen tly she has been stu d y in g Sp anish . O d t w i1*‘«* ii lr il h l y | ‘e h r , tl ah k hi r i ,nu* It, i V n ................ ...........ft i \ . ^ t g IT PAYS TO LISTEN Read The A di A (iift for Mother 1 if K iin l lsit«U <Him M L.i , iir -I i i i hi* j lant | ’* y i \\ L 11*' | ‘i -nf* fl I I <i IIH i rt 'll I’uttsl I m iim**n t i "i l< Uewi'N Ii * P i n M l ' fit J i n n -i-x * l" p ti.h .l l V h -t l k llrl W II I* ■i v%*!' t h a t firi VV hii! I Im i t . M \n a .irf • - . ■ r KIH(*I k« If A IlN |l 4 vi t* L w i -i . It t V ,|.*tk » • * MrI 11;in in i»i« III t III k i r l i f f 111M*11 i*irn( iri» »-i. *1 im Mi « .At r« i a ih! iu-lpw It i hi ItiiI n f t r i ilml h r , ! ,r-*! ill i M & p * Ju kA ,i New First Lady Is j Nt>t Like K l e a n o r j I'CV T ' S S f e p t S - tinned in Miami, spe nt » few da y s Inst week w i t h Ills m o th e r , Mrs. W. E. S m ith . I'AtJE THREE 1 ■ ■e — m FL O R ID A f mm u u r tiift S to re )**<WP* (iliintm y rift" ill pv pry M other m liT r • Spruv pins u it li m u lc h in g p u rrin g * , w il'e r nml gold filled. • IHnntiiittl im gw • W alchr*. • I’enrl Nccklucc* I .\i|iiis ilc vmm-w lii t hud" irk and Drincton Wm. E. KADER hum i • JKW KLKIi 1 11 So. Park 4| { \\ m t it 1- t|'' ' im ' in 1 ' ;*• 1 • lv. L f ill t. Ili 1 1 .1 si!. ’ '' St*' 11 II t *St!u> 114 «| w in * ! , l*ii 1h A.i fiiti - 1in* iisi* fill l*»tr 1*-Icsrl If -Vtill It'll . *1x1» f till* lit 4i It 1ll lit*| trv iid 11 .ill H i I iin n -i i f Hi<* IIJit IV1' ■•<■! ll ha Vf f 4111' 1 ........ . (»• 'll 1-1 I'Mo lilt f 1v u 1»T5 1<|| Hit* T«o w1"l)|' it 1 Tt iil'tiiif n*til'll 1 lit l\ 1 ‘i ‘ | As Sweet As Shu Is Mrs. Ray Nominated By D. A. R. Chapter Th# Advisory Board chnilst* of Mra. W . L. llenley, Mra. W. W. Thigpen. Mra, A. W. U « . Mra. r . I>. Hagan and Mr*. K. D. Clement* served on th* nominating com- mitt##. PIANO SOLOIffr DELAND, May 7, (flpttUD— MU* Alma Grantham, daughter of Mr, and Mr*. V. II, .Grantham o f ' Sanford, appeared a* piano aototal In • recital of adranged ■tudanta of th# SUtaoa Univer­ sity School of Koala at DaLand on May 1. Bha aJao w u attorn- EX CLU SIV E P R I N T RAYON D R E S S ' RAYON SHANTUNG — L O W E ST - ^ for vocal and.vlolip teloe FRESH WHEPi YOU BUY IT Tha ctyikrf h o v ers vrllhla o rove Empire pop*f-w«lphf tniplmd ElUobath Ardan lo Create IM* quota! Oorol pwluno w alit and ileev ea ef thla that enchant* the Imagination with It* labile bouquet cool leml-ohm Relon rayon . . s r viJT l * 5n 11<It,nly l M Un# m ' U It's a Kay Whitney . . . an achievement In fashion, fit and craftamaaahlp. LtUc, Ocean Crc«i», Yellow Lotus. U to i t - .* ff * » j * s -. W k Kf Vi J . ■1Rvi-i . J f . V, 7 ’ YOWELL’S SANFORD '*VA - —'- •▼ E‘—?r~~-= TV1* shoulder to hem reflect* lb# elegance and claaale line# of thla beautiful shantung In Rolan rayon. Pearl button* and soft, flattering colon. It'e a Kay Whitney . . , an achievement in fashion, 6t and craftsmanship, Juno Rose, Blue, Croon, Pink. 14 to 42. «-•; BAKERY ■ Al I t A V m a i IHlItl Al OPI " �I \ Vienna, Recaptured By RussiaiiR, Was First City To Fall To Nazis - AP By TAUDrtoeCULIiOl-GH-e - N ew sfca tu re s W riter V IE N N A , fir s t capital to foil to the H erm ans In the b lood less conquest Of ha* been three c itie s in its six -y e a r span o f o c ­ cupation. T he rapltnl the N aris soiled bad been c h a r a c te r is'd bv Its sp ir it of g a ie ty . It was u c ity •*/ S tr a u ss v n ltef, o f : leisu r e ly business practice and n l e h ie o f thu im portance of llv- f o "h i n t s TO H O U S E W IV E S W eekly from Home D rm ouatrstlon S p sc lsllsts, T s lla h a u e e -O o ------------- C l,K A N S E W IN G M ACH INE ( le a n the se w in g m achine to p u t it. in top running condition for a busy sp rin g season. A m achine w hich had n th or­ ough cleaning lust fall will g e n ­ erally need ju s t a light go in g IU m emory wa.s rich as n tap- over till* sp rin g, unless it has e ttr y : of the < clt* who fushioli- stood Idle long enough for g u m ­ ad it before the lim e o f C h rist, med nil and dirt In accum ulate. o f Marcus A u reliu s, of C harle- F lush out the d iit and gum m ed ntagne, of N ap oleon , of th e g lit ­ nil w ith n H en n in g fluid, such as te r in g roll call o f (he C on gress d e n n in g fluid obtained from g a s ­ o f Vienna— Tnllyrund, M elternich, olin e dealers, kerosene, or carbon A lexan d er of R ussia. tetrachloride. I t heritage o f splendor w as ex .Squirt the c lea n in g fluid (u sin g hibltcd III the p alaces o f Ihe Aus- a sm all oil c a n ) into oil holes Inin em perors nml trie H erm an und on to u rin g s nml nlher places em perors befnre them , wliij ruled custom arily oiled . Run the m a­ It. It shnne in th e Gothic sp ire of chine while flu sh nut dirt and B t. S tep h an 's; in its renowned gum m ed nil u n til it run* sm o o th ­ m edics) u n iv ersity , .lu tin g hack ly. Then wipe carefully w ith a to 13(15; In its lncninpurahle opera lin tle ss cloth and let the m achine Bouse; tn the fash ion able Ring stand several hours for clean in g B t/n u ss and In ner C ity. fluid to dry. B ut It w as a lso a city o f Indus­ C aution: S in ce most clean in g tr y , o f heavy iron and ste e l m s- fluids are Inflam m able, it ip e h ln tr y , o f optical goods, ehenile- Mifr*l In run electric m achine* a ls, clothing, lea th er, a r tis tic anil by band rut her Hum by m otor luxu ry goods, S itu ated on the until nil clean in g fluid hue eVBP banks of tbe Dnnutie, il wiis one orated. o f the m ost im portant tra ffic A fter clean in g, oil the m achine •en ter* o f -E u rore arid Ihe junc­ well and run it a while to work tio n of eigh t intern ation al a ir­ the oil into th e bearings. W ipe lin e*. e nay p KV k, oil o f f rnrnfully so it - T h at w as the lir*r city <if tl«i won't i .illert du*t. For Inter m an occu p ition . b t o did n’t l a , ; id lin gs, one drop of ml iri each lo n g . In Irs* than ts+, o io n tV la-ni m g utid mi Imlr i« enough . Amerlcsiu> th ere W ei- .en d in g I III ufl i*i eio h day's work or Word of c h a n g e . Ill V i m i a . n ftci a to IP hou rs use. To p re­ Increases of triiifn iu-ighiem I vent drying and gum m ing, oil Sluggish V ienna's ti'iopo. F i i ' i i i . nun hint' oceasion ally. . even when lgn* nml red-cove led N a n py nut in use. Ills obscured the li-lu * < a fei For detailed Inslrurlion* on changed their n a m e , m " B erlin 1' H cnninl' and ad ju stin g, rheck the OT "ilervhU 'sgudcn " T here was nm nufacturer's loHik nf in stru c­ con stan t m arching to the si reel.* tions, am i sem i for the bulletin p ast shops w here rroivil* bought ■’Sew ing M i i e b i n e * F il. No. and hoarded in feui of iim iiln n i IP I t, which Is free (inni the U. to com e, B ookstores whose win S D epartm ent o f A griculture, dow s had a lw a y s held n w ide in W ashington 'J't. i> t te m a tio n a l d isp lav showed d dst exclusively In- w .i i - ••( a ll leader- f ile i *'••*■ i, . . . the ■focus of \ n m i l l so- till life had a declining u n i..... .... \u tr ia n new spapers t.e.nm e uni form . Divorce law yers had their ha»ub fu ll arTBrivni ' lot tin f ;', m . “ A lT an " and m n " \ i \ m t " in r . A ll Were ie-noig up on r ...,i !gw . Ch urei, HI t e n 1 Iported to )»- un n i ■■ llv life In 'In d hr abort-legged A ust icn Were team in g In g u w e re tnnght N a tl ertu-o n. V in Cwntrollhig .r a ffle M ostly It w as ontv till l o rnmi Visit or* who nn troiii/ed lin >w trin e fe»tl' i I in n .i.'Ai i . i . i , I fl II \ f t Ii'll In g and J ieii-rin g ii'iirn h eav y bnitilM T* u u nird tile lack of r.ik 'U e u t i ht^m i i»n> tiiN . m i . ' . m i tit cn IU i« thrv j V irillu^4 ml ulu u< i iha. Arrordiilf m erienn film s .” but > m ourned the "lack o' a » k » * » f h i I u it I ' f i r u f f itl« * r h a d f#* V ien n ese used nim kr hi)' * vi. Vii*nni**t«i i *I«*m to det I i ir t About everyth in g " I i hidi t*np11h I nfi <>[»*•n c ity , u n d oil. A s the N a n * i '. iiii r " r t - - l 111**1 t l r h i " h o m b i n i z v W f l t t t S Z America Greets A n­ nouncement With Solemn Prayer Ami Hilarious G a y e t y cp-tr & ;racr tv f-~ the v a t t t d k y i h t n m V C d*i announce-' merit |i resent r.l fry T rum an. Prim e Mtnlstr-r C hurchill nml M arshal •Stalin. Don.—Jorll is the n.inio n n n v r a * wounded in Jnlv ‘it) in an a t­ tem pted a ssa ssin a tio n of Aitnlf iiitle r . The «m render dlMiatch ini J Jodi is the new tierrnan arm y c h ief of s ta ff, Jodi had 1ic*jk rep ort^ ! to Ih- H itler's personal aide, lie atten ded pinny of the H iller -M ussolini war eonferen res early in the con flict and wa*-.uu'irl!»ut*l In 1UJ» i u a {muu aihla su ccessor to M ur, ha I Von ttrauchiU h, com m ander o f the parade with f la g s am i banners. Herman arm ies. " B u sin ess as u su a l,” wns the reaction from th e NewYork Stock Exchange. In W ash in gton. P resident S e r ­ gio Osrnena o f the Philippine* term ed the H erm an su rr r id er “a decisive step" alon g th e road to final victory but em p h asised that the U nited N ations m ust M'aatlaaesl areas i ' s « , (lael not rest until “J a p a n is lik ew ise eastw ard to Mlntul and took that com p letely crushed," The stock m ark et celeb rated tow n, tw o 'm ile * from Davfto, In Ihe H erm an su rren d er today hy a e brisk fig h t. . lin ttle R ages ........ brisk but selectiv e rally a fte r an On tiny Tnrnknn islan d , Borneo early profit ta k in g had pul most lead ers tn m rkiem tely low er ter- J;jM-sskt o ff the sou th w est edge o f "the Philippine arch ip elago. Auarltory. " B u sin ess as usual" w a s the tralinn and Ih itch troops battled rote at the o p en in g and, w hile the Japan ese in T arnkan town se llin g soon cropped up, dealing* and on one end o f its a ir fie ld . w ere rela tiv ely qu iet. Bids liegitn A ussie* w ere led bv tanka 'its penetrated the fla m in g to arrive b efo re Midday and they rarlr losses runn ing to a point {'urnocsinn oil region. The Ja p a n ese d efenders of or so w ere reduced or eon verted heavily into gnln s of a.s much near the Da van colinte r-:it lucked fourth hour. T h e ticker tap* before they withdrew tn the north picked up seed on the eom haek. on Friday. A ssociated I’rets cor­ Sh ares- w ith good |><>at-war respondent Richard B crgh ol* re ­ prospect* exh ib ited the g r e a te st ported the counterblow m om en­ str en g th ns a n a ly sts figured that, tarily threatened the Am erican with tile N u lls ou t. reconversion holrt- nn the city but w m fin ally would get under w ay for tnnnv beaten o ff w ith flnm cthrnw ers. cnutimnic* not w ilh s land in g needs m orlurs and autninntle weapons. In centra f* M indanao the .Hal fui continuance o f Ihe Japan ese conflict. C onsiderable eaution wns l infantry livisinn under MaJ. Gen. evident in the fin an cial d istr ict, Clarence M artins advanced six h ojsoter. because o f the len g lh y m iles north from K dm we In n drive whirh H en. D ou glas Macu p -w in g to H.yeni peaks. A rthur -aid block* th e en em y ’s northward avenue o f retreat from Davao. The 31st a lto was b earin g down on like lilg Jap an ese air ren ter at V alencia, about 73 air m iles northw est o f Davao Home r.(i,0fl0 Ja p a n ese troops were estim ated on M indanao ( I n n l Init rs l I ' r n m | * i| # H i * ) 'A p r il 17 when the Yank* made mg wli h a I'nuiuh broaden si tlvAl their second binding mi the big Norw ay had iw-en su rre o d e re il islan d t" sta r t ih etr overland iuh »iidlti"t>iillv bv H erm an. push on D avao The force has The nrw H erm an F oreign yet to be m et In str en g th . The M inister lo d w lg Schw erin von Jap an ese are believed m ainly K rn'igk anno m ed to (term ali can gin iti th" ti"i 1lin t-ter n sector, people, shortly a fter 2:00 P.M where gu errillas already have (H IWi A.M , K W T ) that "after cleared Surtgao province. alm ost six vent* o f str u g g le wi­ Th" A u stralian D utch invasion lls ve succumbed o f Tarakan ran in to s tiff o p ­ At 0:35 A M . F W T.. cam e an position in the hill urea near A ssociated Pres* (lash from T^rnlmii town Fotnl Idnnk Ore iieid is (idling o f the sign in g of from trie 7fi mm. gnna o f M atilda the uncoiidtiiniinl surrender. Hen- tanks was required to knock out era! E isenhow er wns not present Jap an ese firin g (Coin n honeynt sign in g, hilt im m ed iately n f­ cornh nf tun nel* tci w aid Jodi all.I ins fellow dele Tanks paced disnionuted Aus* g n lr. O encinl Admiral Han* irnbnn c s v a liv Ci'ininandi'* m tlrurp Friedhurg. rereired bv the ihelr pn-li iicrog* th.- h v a il o f th» suprem e rom m sm ier. tnlrning P nm oesian oH field .i The H erm an surrender ask ed htnukc from burning oil w « * | for m ercy t«w atd the H erm an thick over th e rich little port people and the arm ed farce*. IslandT h e BBC said tele phone con ­ Dutch Aid Auoalcs v e r sa tio n * w e n g o i n g on b e tw e e n T he A u stralian s, fr esh ly hoi Isiiidun, W a s h in g t o n , a n d M as- tie r e d hy Dutch troops, cleared Ihe Bonrterraln and am nesian d is­ trict* And held thu w estern edge nf the T arakan a irfield . Tire J a p a ­ nese defended the oth er end with blank* o f m acliineguns. T h e Japan ese were m aking full u*» o f high ground, tunnel*, land tn in fs and old Dutch d efen ses. A s ­ sociated P ress field correspond­ ent Sp en cer navi* reported. The airfield Itself continue* to lie a no-m an's bind, although its disp ersal revetm ent* are em pty, reported Dnvi*. It is worlh n m an's life to walk Into ono be­ ca u se aach app ears to be covered by Ja p a n ese niBchlncguna And m ortars. Dixie Division Continues Push On Mindanao Gen. Eisenhower Gets Surrender To Allied Armies Celeryfeds Win Championship In Recent Clashes ( CaalInara K r»* Pag* OMI Russia And Allies 3 te tt;r.iu t 57.J r i r t i p i E-Ifft. for an explariktit;, of in 1* a rrests. Kdcn already hn* re reived from Churchill a telegram Split In Frisco On Polish Question approving hi* action. SA N F R A N C ISC O , May 7, (A1) — Tho Big T hree c h ie fs — Trum an, Churchill and Slallrt—-a r e report­ ed ta k in g a hand tn the bitter P olish disp u te, se e k in g both to break the In ter-A U k d deadlock and to rem ove the th o m y problem from this world conference, seen?. T h e' sprit bel«7eln th e W estern A llie s and R o u ia over Jha arrest o f P olish un dergroun d leaders waa so wide th a t o fficta la report­ ed only ch iefs o f g overn m en t had au th ority adequ ate to atralgh ten nut the sn arl. In diplom atic la n g u a g e, it waa now a m atter for "the h ig h est level*." T h is has been lh # procedure In Ihe p ast w hen fo r e ig n m inisters sn d am bassadors could not agree on A n g lo -A m e r le a n -S o v k t a ffa irs, .C onference o flitid h l said the first step probably w aa tn eaiA gU ffom p resid en t T ftim sn an d Prim e M inister Churchill to P tem lfr S U lIn , rein forcin g previou s re­ q u ests from S ecreta ry o f S tate the fifth inning w ith B rooklin on third, a w ild p itch bv W lllscy g a v e Sanford a run, In tho s jith Inning with C allahan on third an error by th e O rlando short- I S|.eriii)). t b e v n o u officia l* ea|M'*»»ml . d au gh ter con fid en ce (h at work of the I W N inth U n ited Nation* C onference to i It.S dc con stru ct world m achinery ' if Florida keep (>eaee w ill go forward d.sp ite the d isn ip tlv r effect o f the it u n ia n disclosure. Im m ed iately alu-ad of Ih-natlu.i I d e le g a te s, a fter a Sunday o f n o t, waa the tdendiug of hie and little p o w e r -a m v i.d m a u u F»- t h e . Inmibartop O aks draft of a world ch arter. C onference com m ittees w ill a lfl scores o f am endm ents h u n tin g for those l«e*l designed to p erfect n new in tenm ltonnl c on stitu tion . On tom orrow 's schedule nl.cn w a s anoth er B ir-F iv e m eetin g — th e U t S., B ritain, Rncaia. Chinn and France— on the piohlem nf tr u ste esh ip s for territories inrnpahfa o f self-gorern m cn t nr taken from th e enem y. At latest re­ porta, th e French were aiding w ith A m erican Insistence uj«in d iffe r e n tia tin g bet wren .tr m v g ii m ilita r y arena and the rest. China, R ussia, Britain and the U n ited S ta te s — the conference sp on sors — brought forward over S in g la o r Mnrrlad th e w eek-end the change* they A g e Jlh.' tfi w a n t in th e Dumbarton Oaks E X l’ER IE N C K U N N E C E S S A R Y form u la fo r a world o r ea n iia tlo n . E S S E N T IA L W ORK S ta te sm e n of small nations W ITH thumbed through them today, P E A C E T IM E F U T U R E hunting for any chinks into which "Sure, I could u jo a new car as loon at the war is over." they might fit snihe of their m n Ideas.'-' for maintaining worldl O vortim e Far* ruii! V acation s another*T tnir tr o U W i H ahlofATIh security. • \ i F requent In creases tha lea d —1-0. O nly In th* e ig h th Inning did O rlando begin to click . R ad ellffe singles) to cen ter field and stole second. Cummin* took another htl from C allahan. Then Hheffcr drove a long h it in to le ft field for a triple scorin g R ad ellffe end C um m ins, ffhi* ,»■»* O rlande's on ly th reat o f (Icin g dp th e game. In the ninth In n lav L ln g le scored th# IaM run fo r Hanford by str etc h in g a bunt Into a Dfru base hit. A wild oiten hy W lflaay and a ste a l in third baaa reored LlngIc. C allahan w #s furred tn pitch 21 consecutive In nings In the tiirnatrlent. C allahan allow ed Dvr hit* and stn lrk otit I ! mch. Wfll*cy. Orlando veteran pitcher, gave up four hit* and struck out IX Sanford men. Two of Hanford's fir s t lineup rilayer* will not lie able to play in the S tate tournam ent to he hrld in I* k rla n d May 10 And H C larcnee McKee reporta for Naval train in g t! Jackaonvtll# May a and Boh Callahan report* to Ft M cPherson, Ha th* sa m e day for 'h ily with the A rm y A ir Forces The lo ss of both player* may be -nine handicap for San ford In the S ta le tournam ent. S an ferd I* -luted to plar Hebert E. 1-ee of Jackeonvlllo In ih e lr opening gam e. 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JAMES GUT AGENCY PH O N O 78 AN0 4 # • CAMNDARrOR1 9 4 3 • JANU/*Y m 111In i i fix iffnuu * ii' If 1*1 f i l l * HD u You too are u « » naauAir VVVVl { u Iv.'TTf.,-, * MAJKH urtiMffta v yvvT l u iiiiHsiigi! t*«i te ^ntint* •* . i i m * M il If 1Ml DM ON D I S P L A Y r .'T i Though you m ay not hgve na many suit* to -xgfiOr tif l- th e jia n in th a — : ---------rln H q w . r . 'you lire Ju»t aa much In the'^publJc , ’ eye. Your clothe* rei fleH you In your bunlno/ta c o n t a c t * . Aro *r ynora Immaculato ,... . . protected from w ear by fre q u -n t cleaning? m I S ; y n i y ' SERVICE -J ^ ■ - r '■ ij �1 • » •• * t THE BANFORD HERALD, BAN FORb FLORIDA l* w - In 1ihe.O A JfP oltD foteJ PhUlppfn# lbdepertdcric# HERALD, rUMord. Florida, a new*, and gar* the Cortimonwaalth time paper of g e n e ra l circulation la said to put It* Mono tale and military County and Slat*. W linasa my hand and official teal of office hoax* In order. — YORK C IT Y . May 7 . ( S p ecial) — M tisw us of mercy now being carried out by the twentytw o m em ber agencies o f ti>c Na ti-mal W ar Fund touch 125 coun­ ters and geographic arras and reach tn to the live* of mors than 19.000.000 people, WtSflhrop W A ld rich , P resident o f the Fund, s ta te d in hf* annual ir C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G B A T L S port s l u c h . a u tu b in iiu d P day - j .. • __a s} — ~r -- ' T a t k t n e e t l n if ' o f the BoaTd of l i e F*r lin e far aa* lawrrtlow Ihrectors o f the Fund. M e per line far three inwertioeu Prescott S . Bush. V ice-P resident 0 7 e per lin e foe 6 Insertion* o f the F und , also reported, was |Sc per line far ’SO Inarrtlaaw a d iiie d . th a t the cam p aign s which M iaim am rate* . . . 36c were carried on in tlie fall of P H O N E 149 OR B R IN G Y O U R Ada to T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D ISM4 by 10.000 Ioral Community CaWBt, fir* wards ta the lute, uwlading phone sod s 4 4 m v war funds such aa (n a m e o f lural A ll a a TtrU sm e a li far situation., wanted will be charged far at tha c a m p a ig n ), raised 1116.297,675 for regular elasnifled rate*. tbe N ation al War Fund. With refe re n c e lo th e future o f the N a tio n a l W ar Fund. Mr., Aldrich s ta te d in h is report: ‘TV* h a v e made it clear from I jORT: WRIRT w atch, w h ite gcW. the b e g in n in g that the N ational H. Ik PO PE CO. H'llo-w Sw iss at Rita Theater. W at Fund r er a n !. Itself as a U. 8 . TIRES and TUR K S Ilc a tr k e l.l l r j , 911 O ia n g e I purely tem porary organixation . A»e. | but our ta sk will n ot l>c finish ToUchlort. 1301 C elery A ve. hard until th e service fla g s in the • com plete line o f tiaTlarvI windows o f A meric a n hom es are F eed*; a lso grocer lea and g a s o ­ finally ta k r n dow n." line. Mr. A h ln c h pointed out that victory in Europe w ilt land to M O D E R N wail locata-l C increase ra th er than dim in ish th* house. Phone 9152. work o f m em ber a g e n c ie s o f lha C YP R E SS post*; mock and wood. SE K Y H 'E Station man. Sem fnol* Fund auch a* URO, U SO Camp 54 hour service. 412 Pine Ave- Ttrv S h op . 2t)l N. Park Av*. Show*, and United S e a m e n ’s Serntss. . , e k e . lie a im pointed out that W A N T E D . YOUNG LADY or the work o f many o f th e agencies 8 8 U IT S of Navv “ w hite-;" I MAN w ho is w illin g to m ake w ill "inerems* in th e P acific aa suit G l “ Blues;" I suit taiiure-l tem p orary sacrifice* In order the tem po o f lha w ar against * “ blue*;" All Mouse* »ixe . 12. tu learn t-a-1 p o st-w a r trade, Japan bu ild s up to ita inevltahla pants 3H, Phone 3 Y0j . to r partw viU r- w * forem an a t elim as." J le laid sp ecial tm The Sanl'W-l llera h l ph atn i>n increased need* which F A R M H O R SE for .ale- hti|uirr 1110 TVcut F irst St. t tlim K I * f«it U u w iry may arise in lha P h ilip p in es and China, w h ich can beat be met by « u r k n>«:ul*r S*k. i » mik! \ . * f r s SO A C R E form tiled, good flow - : .kpplv in p^r*on, S rrelroU th e e ffo r ts o f private agencies, . Ing - e ll * . |0 Artr* m u t'h lin .l I • *»unty iRvm tnr r ^ 8 t i W. l ie also alwtkd that r e lie f work I^aidi 11 Am mock S ah L'mI. H.» j ArU S L i>s member agencies o l th e Fund K E . B u ll. . 1101 I*«rk A^r.. ‘ in Europe are now la r g e ly cen­ S at ford. H a Hionp (U»| W t W A N T K D —o tln iftl n u n for l*un ter--I on -mergeeicT aenrieei ally R»»ii KUTiirtTCt not n t h - provided in recently liberated 10 ROOM H O U SE roin p ie(rl) m i). <\|'plv .Srniifioir (o u ir ty countries fnrniahetl. 703 P alm etto AreI vuntlrj i ’o. hit* W. .tl\l St. Sum m arising the cu rren t work 4.1 R l . ( . K A I K ' A IK>* o f S«-niir>olc ' o f member agencies o f the NaTHAT LITTLE country V u w llt £ h “ if >o«l W«*4lkl like A 1 1tonal War Fund Mr. A ldneh m i bus line. Con r i t e im m o lis l l e i n u r m l )»4i tr» S a n f o n J m i l h raid: ear ion w h en eier you > s “Fur in sta n ce, tiBO -C am p show* l.tlJfM r i l 'f t d Wf lic HOI I'X, T hrre bad room*. prw-e. has more units in a ll com! at', r n llevnl'L 52360.00 iUbaanl F Ia n . i —r*e. than ever b efore. Many phone 46 2. « id s' w ith in f>00 yards o f th# from line* th e y play tn au 1936 DODGE Sedan. Sant... •Iteorra a v era g in g a m illion a F ir* Dept- Phone 73. week The number o f U SO club* ha< hr-n som ew hat reduced dur i s r th* year but th* attendance , at more th a n -.S00 club* In apar i s l n n in lht« be mis-toe re la nior* J than •JC.OOO.rtOO a m onth. New l clubs hare 1,-eer opened on rhorl i.otic* to provide for tha troops W ARDROBE tr u n k . FI I brought back from Iw o Jim* i.tKMf >i r n » ( i > |h r t , fa irly p a l Pbdp* 3S 0-J. and th* w ork of tha URO in the r la r a lio a . able lo tak e dicta lion. M ust t-e w illir g to work. Pacific I* con stan tly Increasing. FOR SA C K Aypiy a l w a r Sem inole C oun­ T here w-t --V0 U 8 0 clu bs uper G A R A G E A P A R T W EN T w ith i« I a lin g near general hnepilala Jn ty H ea lth Unit a c m tiled land, fruit lrre» I hi- cou n try, providing racreaRobert A W illiam . ln « i for th e wounded a* thev baP h o n e 732 A tla n tic Rank Uhlg h 'w * am botatory p»tien*« "H appily, during the p ast few G L A D IO L A S for .a le . M r-, L**- ; \V 1U ~ P A > -**h f.w a n y m ake a u tu n w b ili l i a u r .’ J f Lo l l ’ V i. w eeks m a n - Am erican prisoner* U. K- Ih dlint. A ta lo n A p art­ o f war h a v e been releaaed hut th ere are still many prisoner* ment* N a I. FOR RALE o f war. l o t h tn Europe and Asia. VACANT fW. room hou»e, l I C T A IN S . Ur* table rlotha, A» a m a tter of C h ristian con­ Sanford A re t-a ifa . wad ie d , starch ed sad science and tr e a ty ob ligation . War Robert A William■ In lrk rd . 316 M ellooviU * A i s . 1V ia c o m A id moat stand by Phone 732 A tlan tic Rank Phone MT9. them , se r v in g them u n til th* last barbed w ire bond has I-can bl ok IU ill ROW IIKHK W H E R E an. United Seam en's S e m ico la PR IV A C Y LS R E 8P F X T E D T H R E E H O U S E S and lots for a t work w h erev er there is an In­ . aala on pared rued. iHihart i YOUR n atu ral deeire for privacy vasion beachhead, for tha m er­ in m oney m a ttrr i is str ictly Lumbar Yank re-p erted here. Frterwfta and chant m arin e ti there and it la F O U R E SK IM O -SPITZ p u r p tee. r r U ln r s are n ot queationad j evidence o f their prompt service about you r credit. Y our ea»- w hen we hear that a l ) S 0 club T w eek* old. 7IH W. 1st ^t. idot rr or bu-inewa a sso cia tes w a* open and ready lor action a fte r 4:00 P. M Will out haar of your personal tw o weeks b efu re the ffr»t A m eri­ FOR SA L E I • fla ir -. There ts on rau*« foe can cargo th in sailed in to lib er­ ated M anila. SEVEN ROOM fa m ish e d house eniharTa*.-n»ent. d o * * in. Im m ediate possession i “ Th* achiev-ementa in aid of K ra-onable credit requirem ents. Robert A. W illiam s No ru-tnakera on m oney loans. j our A Ilk* have been no lea a Phone 732 A tla n tic Bank Bldg | Yariabl* p aym ent plan*. stirrin g . O n ly a few d a y s ajfo w hen a g r o u p o f d istin gu ish ed FAMILY LOAN OX S P E C IA L G R A D E C H IC K S naeida Ranh RMg. Phew* U n u tritio n ists w e n t in to libera tad B A T C H E D PROM h igh ty p e U . H olland an d found m an y c h il­ B, approved pullorura teste- 1 d ren too w e a k to tak e norm al n tatln g* W hit* and Barred nou rish m en t. It am* A m erican r a n ilc -u o f condiliaft. R e lie f for H olland, form erly for 91L95, prepaid, life de 34b S t. P hone »4S. know n aa th a Quran W ilbelm ln* LOST HELP WANTED— r MI S('El ilaA N EOIJ S By JA C K S T IN N E T T W A S H IN G T O N — P au l V . M eN u tt. form er U .S . H ig h fo m n i«*ioner to tbe Philippine* • a in 't ta lk in g just to m ake him a-.If heard when he w arned the li adrra o f th e island s nut to p ress f'.r Independence now. M cNutt l>aae<l Ilia w a rn in g on I lie fact th a t if tho Filipiitoa defer live _ iitwvliojt of litisp e n d e n c e , th e y are ’ m ore lik ely to g e t “ a a .m pa the tic reaction fro m Com r r n i on reh a b ilita tio n m easu re*.” There'* m uch m ore U> It th an th a t, no m a tter how tr u e It la. M cNutt Im lievcd, aa m any atudent* uf tile I’hilip u in cs and som e I ilipm o lead ers b elieve, th a t ff irvkiK inlrnce la gran ted now or e v en July 4. 1946. the la te s t data r e t by law .the C om m on w ealth m ay »trp o f f into a p erm anent r cm sim k sin k -h ole. 1-el's g o back to 1934, w lien th e T y d in g s-M c D u flie I’h lllp p m e Independene* A c t w as p a ssed . Enyoying a lung period o f free trade \> ith the U n ited S ta te s, th e F illpinna bad em erged w ith a high er standard o f liv in g than aryr o f th e native* in the Sou th P acific. N ew m daatriea auch aa m illing (m ain ly gold , copper an d torn* iro n ) were g e ttin g o f f to a good sta r t. The old in d u stries— su g a r , copra, cocon ut o il. and hem p— > err flo u r ish in g . M oreover, th# F ilip in os w ere e n jo y in g a m ea­ su re o f •e lf-g o v er n m e n t probably tr e a te r Ilian a n y o th er depend en t r a tio n 's. ..... . -; Tbe clam or for Independence w » » n e lh ir r new. The d isp osition < f the U n ited S ta le s , w hich had fo u g h t it* own war for indepeni en ce 160 year* b efore, war to g r a n t it A ccording to th ose w h o debated I hr iaiu e a decade a g o . th ere w a s no se lfis h n e ss in thr pppoaitlon lo Philippine independence. There w a s only the fe a r th a t c u ttin g th e lie s w ith th is orphan com m on­ w e a lth — w hich had com * in to the la m ily a fter the SpanisH -A m ariran war -w o u ld be th ro w in g it to 'h e w olves o f econom ic and m ili­ ta r y explottation . P osaib lln tes of w ar in th e P a ci­ fic ur even In Europe seem ed •em ote in lho»# days C on gress Itaamen'a Service. tlffie er * of th# N ation al War Fund for th* ensu in g year a era ele cte d aa fo llo w * :— W lthrop W Aldrich. P resid en t; .'ran R. A doue. Jr_ D a lla s T sva* l*rw*eott H. Ra*h. N ew Y o rk C ity ; R obert M. Ila n e t, W lnaton-Sal*m . North C arolin a; F ra n cis P M atth aw f. O m a h a , N eb rask a; tV altar R othschild. N an York C ity ; Fdwwrd K R yer*on. Chlci m . R linoia; Rolmrt G. Sproul. Iterk rley. C aliforp l*; H en ry M. 't r lot on. Pruvidorida, Rtapda 1»land. Vice - P resident — Ralph 11 aye*, R accretary — G aid on 8 . Kantvchler. T rcaxnrer — Gerard Sw oita, C hairm an b u d g e t t ’om m itta e — T h om as D ’A r cr Bnophy, ( hairm an P ublic R elation s Com­ m u te * . B u t w hat o f th* P h ilip p in ai to­ d a y — Jutt a little m ore than a year before independence i* due? The governm ent ha* perhaot enough money and credit* In the Unite.I S ta te i to kurvfve for nine m onths to b year. On w het can federal Lnxe* be levied to carry It through th e im m ed iate rear* t o come? Even If lie ag ricu ltu ra l cconoinm y could be put beck on Ita le e t thla y e a r -(o la la e e r a aaauro me It can't be for lack o f m anpower i f for no other r ea so n ) where would the ihlpp fng com * from to take It to m arket u n til th * P acific la at peace again? M any of the cen tral Island* and their aucen c itie s have been w ar-ravaged. M anila 1* in ruin*. The mine* ol th e islands have been flooded and th eir m achinery d estro y ed . ORDER O F PUBLICATION. TO: JOHN M WjNNKFORD, whose place of rtsltlrn e* and Post O fflt* ftdtlrtsa la unknow n: You nr* |i*r«* I*j" notified am i r«gtilr«<| to ip p ta r to u Ctrl Ain Hill of Complaint Mltd li] Madrid* Maa Bonn«forti a«*ln«t you. for d lv o r rt, now pending In th« Circuit Court of K«mlnol« County. F lorida, on or b ifu r t tlie Juno lluU I>ay. to-w lt. tha 4111 •lay of J u a n \Jib. In d t f u l l fn ertof ' u l d r«UM w ill proceed K i I'artF. U t th'» order be pub* U*hed for tb e ■Utulorjr tim e re* «julred by la w . In |h» HANKOIlD III* It ALL. tfmnford. Florid*. A new ipip ar o f le n c r tl clrru lttlo n Ivt »ald co u n ty and Htaie. Wltn«ea rn) hand and official Real o f o f­ fice. at Hanford. Hvmlnola Coun* l>. Florida, th le 4th day of May. i> il. <X P. JltSlIKDON. Clerk Cir­ cu it Court. Heralnol* County. F lor. Ida. (HKAL). Killer In Closed Stable Repellent On OuUide will not Blister or Burn Priced at 5.00 Place Your Order Now HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE COMPLETE LINE OP TUXEDO FEEDS L K I" Tel 358— Cor. Sanford & 2nd Street Hanford, Florida a ll _ m ORDER OF Fk'UUCATION. Tu KDIVAltD F. l ^ r i N C w hoa, address ta a a follow* AOM Ir Patrol .Squaitrun. V I1 It I J craw, c/o r i « l P U Nan Francisco. Calltorn1* You ara hareby notlfl-d and r-*iolra<t to appear lo a errtaln Illll nf Complaint (Had against you by Daily las I'lna. for dfvorca, i ,o . pan'llng In thw Circuit Court of btmlnola County, FlorMa. on or b-fora lha Jane Rula bay, tow lt, tha 1th day of June. A. I). jtli In dataull thrrrof said causa will procyad Kx Partr. l e t thla ordsr !>• publlthad (or lha statutory lima rs'iulrad by law. In th . HANFORII IIKHAt.D. .‘tanford. Ft-irlda. a nawspapar of gtn aral rlrculatlnn In aald County and m ala W llnr*. my hand and ufflrlal aral of i.fflca, al Hanford, Florida. Itilj till day of May. l i t i . Vi |- IIEIINDON. 01-rk Clraull (Hurt Hamlnnla County. Florida IHEAi.t o l t l ' K I t OF F U IIL IC A T IO N TO: laA lR K T IlA J ACICMON. who«« pl*C« Of Iw hlJelKR Alid !*U«I OfflC* • ddit-wu lu u n k n o w n Ybu « r r h e r * . I»> n o tified an d r*«tnlre<1 tn a r p u r In • c e r t a i n 1)111 o f t ’ot nplalnl filed a g a in * ! you f o r 4 v ° r r r , by It n h e rt A J*rki(>n. a n d no w p«nd* tu g In th e C ir c u it t ' o u r t of Henilnol« I’o u h l ) . F lo rM a. o n o r befnr* t h r J u n r Itulr I *» > t o - w l t , t h r I t h <!*> of June. A f» t i l l In •tef atilt I h ereof a A Id r « U M will it rare e# 4 K l l ' * r t r l i f t thlfl u|tl«r I t f u b F r h e d (or t h e a t A t u I n r y time M € * N D U f€ € R i> «V y — B rrw ertn in A llnntn. Ckarlaffr. Ckaflaweafa, N'er/aXk, O tltn in OF D E P E N D A B L E Aaewt-— (Wrw k w u . Latala D lawa • TW**r - IHaaa . Frlwe* ■ • U baba lll, b a Oarer - (-few. YardUf p o ( f 7 ta**. ( k«R ! ■ - I4*rta»lt Tallftrira mm4 B U S I N E S S AND PROFESSIONALySERVICE Touchton Drupr Co. O VER 600.006 P R E SC R IP T IO N S F IL L E D T H E R E X E t.L 8 T O U E F IR S T 4 M A G N O LIA PH O N E 356 JKNNINCJS SKKD HTORE la l A F. Our I p w la llr la r u t lag r t H t f l y t k i a saafer* MICKEY’S PHARM ACY UtatHOai Waafrwfl It* t . Park Ara. C - f i t a a Rf Diamonds—Watchcs S E RVI CE B o d e d B y Tho Highest Standards LODGE & BON The Kilgore Seed Co 202 E ast F irst Street SANFORD UKtK'ERIKS - MEATS VEGETABLES H K- M •». ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. r%aa« «• Ccf,n«*l l y t v PyUahers faelars Cor — W* fix R A D IO S — Hat* . them. call Just CAMPBELL SECURITY BAUER RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE livery gaa rail teed. PWas* mtn. . tion aecond choice If poaaihb-. 1 R lrY A N D sell car*. If y*»u want quirk ra th te c ai*. No Poultry F orm , T18 S. Howard WANTED TO RENT at sanfdrd. F lo rid a this tth day of April. l t t « . O. P HERNDON, Clerk Circuit court. Stm laul* Coun­ ty. Florida. (BEAL.) LEGAL NOTICE i A n * T am p a, Fla. SPECIAL ANIMAL PLY SPRAY 5 GAL. PAILS IIS Magwelta A t*. trade to o U rge or to e smalt. Ant w iltin g to sell cat te rm -. You don't have to are anyone hut me. Jam *. A. W illiam s, Sip** A r e . FEED A SEED STORE Pheaa PARRAM0RES GROCERY MEATS — POULTRY BUSINESS SERVICE t i l l reawab A m C . - C . W M AFFETT8 AUTO P hao* I e ls h WELSH TIRE SHOP BREWER'S CAFE LIQUOR STORE RANDALL ELBChUC DRUG STORE ‘A r t s s r r v i c r D ltT R I B U T p R S IVEY’S * a �j ., • , . • ^-.1* — ^ Ms* § § m ifo r h Section Three I m a lD AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ■ EaUtilfeihwl 1903. VOLUME XXXVI •>* • ' -■ 'X U p ■ I IT-^ ■ I I Section Three B VI •SANFORD, -FLORIDA) ■'MONDAY. MAY 7." 1945 Member A ssociated PresH ■ N TM IIEU 11 r>. Florida’s Part In WarS^wLSS Force Behind Nazi Remagen Shortened The War W reckage On Beaches S h o w s How Close This State W as To Actual War Fronts IB , A ia a H lIM Drive To Power Cheer Freedom At Dachau Camp ----- r I ■■■« Floridalan*— In e e lsb e tln g offielul announcem ent o f victory in ■ ^Europe— are looking back today with ju stifie d pride on thcfr part in w in n in g the w tr a g a in st Germ in y . Three year* sg o a x is submar* hies prow led th# w ater* a few * m ile* o ff Florida'! coastlin e. ' • S c o r e s o f fu*l-ladtn »hlp* w ere Mauled to the bottom in that* dark day*. O f all tha 48 • t r ie s , F lorida waa perhaps tha cloaaat to tha w ar. Tbo con flict m oved to ita ■ very dooratep a i burned and sh attered debris littered ita w h ite aand beachea. Bold to the point o f rashn ess, Germ any landed aptea and ssbo* * jk teu ia on the coaat near ponle Vedra B each and only the v ig i® o p c e of the FBI kept them from fu lfillin g their m ission. F in ally, the power o f United S ta lea arm ed rnicht began to take hold. Slow ly the en em y waa driven back from th e ahorea, •a c r o ss the A tlantic and Into a "hom eland lair which could not aave him. And F lorida r iliu n a have but to ico n o ffic ia l recorda to realise how large waa their part In achieving European victo ry . ^ In m a n p o w e r contribution*. Florida ha* given n early 300,DOj of her men and women to the natlon'a arm ed fore*. T w en ty -tw o percent o f ita male population now ia represented In the »ervicea. Through the ligh t from A frica, acroi* to Ita ly , in th* Norm andy ln vatlon . du rin g th* driva into G erm any, and in the fin a l b at­ tle for the N is i surrender, m ili­ tary cilation a have landed Flori/ y i a ’a native aoni for ou tsta n d in g ' action a g a in st tha sn vtny. le a d in g tha list o f Florida F ig h ter who Kara halpad win the the B alle o f Europe la a 21-yeer. old aotdler who hold* ■the ns* SOME O F T H E 112,000 PR ISO N E R S from nil nntiqns fo..nd u l n e uthe D achau exterm in ation cam p in G erm any nrr show n c h rru n g t in * lib eration by the U S 7th A rm y •'( nII the N a i l s ’ horror la m p s. Dachau w as thr one most .Itended S ig n a l t orps Hadinpiiolo • # " ftfW 'U d ^ la 'u g i Ba<k home, Florida's'"famtly folk mag shara a civilian •'ride setting a in todajPa celebration of Peace If V fr ®U^iOl fbl 3l Colon*) 93 mOgg m F lorida parts of * | War a g a in ,t Germ any. F lo r id a I m ililai I rstaldiahinentm . n l, u u j l-ecti training men for e v ety I loanch of tin Service I M any an Amerirnn anr.iu n who helped c le a r of e n e m y a i r c r a f t Kurupe'i* a k i e won hia w i n y ’ • ♦tialvrw even ttftrr hlR I Audacity And S w ift­ ness Of C ha rge Aci tons Bridge .Made Final Drive Easier ---------------- a Hi Fir*l <11 It.M \ N T h n n lv s l n u m n W I I Hra.ienhurL- t.i.t.* hi .h .s ........... t....... f„al Thf (lll.h x%l.l(, , 4ket, m i r f.. r, I I filer toil i. on I N i t d o p h I \ >, - \ h I' I tin' \* . d hr ;\ thioui^h 11« i tin * hint uric ini i d iiivre i . mu .......... . «h* I no .1 of (l \ t > pandetl th nm ith 8,0fKI anuare mile* o f C e n tra l Florida, e a t a b Hailing a huge i l . m u n . t t . l hi . force SCI up u n . l . r .Im ulnU -d cninbut i ondltlona at ninrl- than 20 air field* The Nation'* only >ih.»il fo night lig h te n npernted fu ll t for rnorifh* at A F T AI t.r n n u all “ Intruder” p ilo t, needed tin E i.'Uciiii theater of o t.e i i Huns A prune and fnr reiicniii function of A F T A C center* i* H air force Imard, A m erica's n u m b . one pool nf w artim e aerial ex pcrlcnee that ha* earned tinnecknam e nf B rain Box o f the AAK ” N aval airmen trained at I’enau Cola and Jacksonville helped nr, tret invading force* headed -o ward the phttrea o f A frica ami Europe, while other Florida tr a in ed N'hva I t o i l* helped deal r o , Hiller'* subm arine fleet and put.', ed t' B o a t * na*v from our c o e - ' s Alum ni from the Am nhil.m i T raining Base o f Fort I’ea r c e havi *| earheilrd everj M ajor Invaaion aince the North A fr ic a n Landing, including the A m phiP ion* C roailn g of lh* Rhine. Fort I’lerce, ■* on* of fou r-, baa** o f the A tla n tic A m p h iu loin Com m and, has centered tr a in in g an aaaault lioat-LCVI* and LCM —oparatlnn*. to g eth er with c o m ­ bat and underw ater d em olition •nd srount* and raiders tr a in in g . In addition. It h a t served a t a gigan tic Research E xperim ent and testin g are* to p rove th* w o r th and som etim e* th e dem erit* o f new Im provem ent*, equipm ent and method* deiign ed to aav* m a n ­ power and live* and hasten th e •nd o f th* war. T rain in g Navy file r s In v a r io u s types o f plane* a t more th an a doted a ir statlona and other actiea In Florida alon e, the N a v a l licfora Kax«iHl. the Itussian Tanks Unilinu I broujih IMasIpfl Itcrlin " brush of t j i^ui .111-1 achant4N* i in ii 1t. ef i *d iv.iv III . 4 >■! *i..« aja t e i i A t ri - w f, j I • 4 ri ‘ inrap I it n p , V i, 1.,. I: -\ ot s -II I tl• ' • 1. *\ * lit II* H "I-.-. ■ I, h, Ol o .1, ........ toil . it. 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I 1,. | fur fou r week* P i c to r i a l r e c o r d s show t h e Ih t ler o f t h e f i r s t W orld W a r »v a a u n t, lo n gg--m n cchneMd Corpura. c o r p o ra l I'.n m uuaatln LOLLING l S U P P O S E D I IIHol Ha- •«*«■.. th e aocond global ..... Diet UN M r n t h e r - o v e r - w e i g h t m ao n i h b l e l*v I muii I i I iiv a n d s h e l l i n g f Ml w ith a co n rte forelock .if G e r m a n t a n k I h a t h,**| ..................... black hair com bed carefu lly sln> t before the m ight of On- S n iitt » ls e over hi* left eye. w ith * •hurt c ro p p e d tu K m i i«- f a th e r '^ armittlce rem aining Arfn» U ndine an intact h rtd ae over which to pour la n k * an d t t i ^ « " . The ■ t l c i em ie t u lm o . H L J hs .4 j - . n t« ti.Ird 11if t h e h i i ' A r m y *o iD io the h in rn ‘ siGUji t a io toifUe It* platia snlUHl j o i UOtigt’k men the Iron Croat* 1st claaa. T h u waa T O M P K IN S m a r h t » rwt «»f t ft*- K h i n r . * a* a l it-m r iu lo U a jfjm t>le It p u d o il iJFttiuar of 11** %cr> n u d a u t ) ant] i h e *aw|flfir«ift w | | b w h i c h i t l«rii. C o u r t n r ) H I l iH le r* a m i ht* ( S . ilen t h \\ i t h th*- d« n t h o f h i t t n o t h r r , hi. a t*v r r . A d o l f w a s c o n . v r n i r n l l y niilr t o foTirrt t h r d r * i r e o f hi* tw fe*r » civil n e r v i e r ■n r o e r I r him Mr ai*t o u t f u r V i e n n a w i t h f»** k r o n e n ( $ 1 0 ) in hi* p o c ­ ket 1 *j tit it! «■ t o win a s c h o l a r s h i p in a n n f l s c h o o l , h e t u r n e d tit hoM*r p n in tiriv p n p a r h a ^ F in ij, rarp rn lcr vmik a n d u l t i m a t e l y hecitm o an a r c h i t e c t * * d r a u g h t s man P a r t i a l T o I 'l a n + a wrekt W H IT E H E A D R IC H A R D W inn l.ini. i A lrsn n d er Dra ! Imik o f liollu n d , Ohio, < barged ■irr I . . . lh.- lln ! m .t If i'll (i t u i g e .nth hiw Mug tl « i** r u p t u r e 1)115 »*vi r • in- h m i i r . ib*- e n t i r e r o u r - t * u f ihi* M .11 **n Du V V r p i r r n Kin nf dmufcv it, i h n w- a titl 4 tt! -ji v e n M s4*I i* i ii Vi’ft :»mt itir VVHf Mils r( r i ll'l l In inn mn \\ **■*•5 5 ! tn> U - i a i up iIll'll V •n*i murt •ltl«*ll! .6A \ tiu r it n i t ' t i i f h t r i i n i tilt* ir holift «>tt thr U n lit -iritt p r v s a fxl Oil lUVk mist tilt Inr r^A inxt (iTl 1• *iru! fi H i l r <i n 'it.iin • f f i . r i - i s i r i / u r t uf t h r hf itii;;*•. u n tO|i i h r n m uli 1\£ |Eik t n i h r W 'r t ifll at F l o r i d a Air FJatdt A n d tin i n a j o n l v of air bluwh t h a t .*elp ed p n l v e n i r fJ«rman> n n d Uh1' D iftgtutal "llh Vienna he to her e ventual downlall, wcr« conceivmt, planne d, nnd re m o v e d is, Mttiiia.lt veilh o n l y 20 k r o n e n i l l ) to HD n a m e W h e n hfar»«Hl tight he r# in the S t a t e * i t h *• A r m y A i r Fo r ca * 1 .111 tc a , w ar b r o k e o a t , H i t l e r e n i s l e d In t C e n te r t#i Orlando. When Allie d t h e H u v a r i a n n r m y aj- a v o l u n i s * r , w a a » c n t to t h ^ f r o n t O c t a i r m e n bumped into a n t w L u f i - , w a f f r ninittry in thefr ral«li over |0 # 1914; f l r a t e d • witH— the I ro n C ro n * . 2 n d data* f)#0* 2; (ivrmariV. th e y flaw rom hoi , r , « ( ove r the A tlantic to <H wounded O f l o b a r. tB Ifi H* l a t e r lalido workisl out Ihr new t a c t i c , t""<’.vcd a r r g i m . n l * diplom a a n t to b e n t the G c r m i i n s , n n d re t u r n e d U b a t t l e In a m a t t e r ol <tnya T o d u t h a t j o b , A F T A C ex DON and w o n n a c h o l n r a h i p a t t h e *et’ortd t t r v M’hotd find e n r r i o d o n h ia »arved w ith a sp ecial g m iip R esearch S c ie n tis t, in the F—g pean T h e a te r, a sislin g to so ls, technical problem s BlicoutiLered li aerial w a rfa re . ,. F lorida's women lik ew ise lu»»i been represente.1 on th , Europe*! wgr front*. During the Nnrinamiy In vasion, Cnptuin Evu H M rl.n of F em o n d in a , A rm y Nurse, won the B ro n te Star awarded lot services in an E vacuation riuapi ta l In F ran ce M ajor Louise M F rU ig era ld of Jacksonville wn. a w allied Ihe Legion of Merit f«u ttofi'a highest aarard for hravsry. on tatan d in g flervre* «u T h ief ol • C o r p o r a l Jam es H. M lllaa of the N u rse Section at the hrnd F ort M esde weara the C o n g res­ nuartera n f th* P ersian Gulf Cornsional Medal o f Honor fo r help ­ m in d . H elping cheer u p h a i t l r in g ettab liah the A nglo B each­ w eary servicem en as ii lied l n»s* head during th* lU llia n C am ­ Club G irl. Doris Anderson .it paign." M iami I* still on du ty In F ran ce On -D ay in n N gorm andy, u n vD -Lfmy rpu d y i when N oted as Sp ortsm en’s S ta te A llied force* carried th «lr fightFlorida hns contributed fam e a g a in st th* A x h to th e W aitrrn a th le tes to the B a ttle of Europe sh o r ts o f Europ*. a F loridian's T am pa’s T om m y G om el, h e a v y ­ b a ttit lead ersh ip won him the w eight Mixer, w as wounded s e r ­ aecond h ig h est m ilitary award iously u sin g his pow erful punch in the n ation —th* D istin gu ish ed a g a in st th e G erm ans ip the ftg i ^ S e r v ic e C ross. L ieutenant F orest along the S elg fried Line, K. F erguson, a forjner U n iv ersity form er M iam i Dtving Star and o f Florida foolbgl) s ta r , wga winner of Ihe 1936 O lyrnpi. honored for heroism Under fire. C ham pionship. Lieutenant (".done, P rivate Lennts D. A d am s ol M arshall W ayne was Injured oi Panama C ity, who reeaSved thr a r e c o n n a i s s a n c e ^ i i r m i s s i o n l i r e , S ilver Star, was am ong numer- Italy early th is 9t<»i. And. d rm • ous other Floridians <J#corml*o the Beliwuin C aiapaign . u form ei fur action tn th* irttaslon of F lorida jockey; K tafi S c r g ea n . Franc*. VVilli^h W h itley, died in action. P ushing on fnto th e G erm an From ita rank* o f Statesm en . hom aland, A m crleapa took Aacban F lorida ha* sertl tw o CongTesstha f lr it Im portant anaroy city m eh Into th e Arm ed Force*. Rep Mta fa ll to our forces. Major Robert H ikrs resign ed hit seal ^ W illia m E, H urlbsrt o f J a c k so n ­ In the H ouse to become an Artnv ville w ss chosen A d m in istrator M ajor, a ssig n ed a secret mill o f the captured N e ll tow n , hala ry m issio n , hep . Lex G rc. Presen tin g the A m erican M ili­ gave up h is C ongrcssion P ost t tary G overnm ent, Major llu rl- becom e a naval o ffice r on a c tiv s bert tested civilian a ffa ir s produ ly. From the i-egisiatu rr. Sen V gT S m i to be follow ed In other Jam es F ran klin o f F m l M ven conquered a llie s in th* -Retch. Is in a ctiv e service ns an Army B e fo re the w ar, 1m w aa A s s is ­ Moor In Europe. ta n t Chief o f D atactfvei in JockD uring th e final sta g e s o f the aon villa. dem and o f G erm any’s uncondi­ In D ecem ber, when V on Rundtional su rrender, when th* Big J r t l d t launched hi* o ffe n s e In Three held their conference at T B « lg iu m and L uxem bourg, F lo ri­ Y alta, a M iam i N a v a L Radiom an d ian s helped tu n ) back th e en\ .. em y d r iv e .. P n e . p f -tb o d lvirion* wa* on h a u d .t u u r n s i u .m m un ieations man for P resident responsib le fo r prying lo o s* the G erm ans In th a B a ito g n * section R oosevelt. G eorge Du HrtufU w o n w aa tha 9 0th Infantry, com m and- a L*t*r o f C om m endation for hia ®fed by M ajor General J a m e s Van c in trib u tlo n to the m eeting a t F le e t o f B artow . G eneral Van th e B lack S e a . And a fe w day* a g o when th e F le e t ia w all known in porta and A m erican fo r ce s circle* . aa th e form er foo tb a ll R u ssian coach o f th e U n ife r tlty o f F lori- Joined to c u t the la st rsm ants o f G erm any’s arm ed force, tw o da. a T w o , Florida-trained divisions F lorid ian s w are am ong the fir s t Y an ks to .m e a t the Rod A rm y a t tha E |b« R iver. lie u te n a n t W il­ T h e fir s t a n /^ 1 0 th . In fa n try diyL liam K eeton o f P alm etto, and rior.j,' both trained *1 Camp L leu tan an t W illiam 5 . Larkin o f B len d in g, a re In getlon o n th* T am pa w e r e member* of a fro n t N orthern e d g e o f in * co u n U r- Una T a sk F ore* th a t h«|d th e y-ffem fve, w ith 'G e n e r a l H odge*’ bridgehead a lo n g th* Elbe w h ere t h e A llie s m e t . saga A m « rtu rtid -t* a r Nothing- In HiH Early Life Indicated His Destiny In World N E W YORK C ITY, M ay 7. OP) — N o psychic m ed iu m could hnv>fo reseen u m n k e r o f w orlJ his ' lo ry -nnd m ise ry — in the pule fared , spindly leg g ed IT-year-old Ik>>- who le ft his n ative tow n of Ilrnunou, U liper A u stria, in 1906, bound for V ie n n a to becom e .an ' n rtist. 1 H e ivas A d olf H iller. H iller begun life April 2C. IKR9, ns A d olf Sh irkelgrubar, the son o f a p overty-strick en cu stom s insp ector, Aloi* Sh ick elgru ber, who changed the fa m ily name io H itler when he was 40 years old nii-i died in 1902 when Adolf w ns I I A» n boy A dolf sang in the Hunt school in the B enedictine til unit tie r y ul l.nm bach. acquired n n»te for draw ing nnd decided to liecnm e an nrtisL H isto ry was his fa v o rite subject. . 411 A d o lf wa* a w eak lin g a* a child hut m n * * * w l of a personal majcn r t tu m which m a d e him th e Ira dr r nf hi-* p l u y m a tr ji in H r a u n a u ‘ n«**f 1 i n /, w h e r e th e H i t le r s went to l iv r nnd w har« A dolf t B r a n d e n b u rg Hivoiucs Tlu* (iate Of Defeat I| Ih .c in V| tuv g I Iwiike pass boiblntgs |.«ltt- i ■■! I,. G W I I ll pi t n I In I In- f..i e g l •■Nil, I IS I ■HI " < H ■ h -left ri -p . p | ........ | fill * ... ill!,. f>.*. tit! pa Jfi Dir i In n.f i b-l-r I i »OI| in hi* •‘ i ,-.,i 1r. ra Ins ll|!|H*r lip. of th t r « I mw- t r f k H itler was a w -gelarian, -e.f S t a l e ' , i neither w ine nnr tobacco •tn i F n h r nnd live,) fr u g a lly In la ler yi-nt ed t h e n ht« i “t i» there w tr * freq uent reports >■ M u n ic h . I lu i t h e rmati M m u l l . I f . I I IS IN HKHI.IN HISTORY J Ill til l \ 1* N u t f.-,t I'M *•.. t *•! I .’ .111 - N o »jH’i 1' i l Hitler a m t fn u n itin jr o f t i i ' i i reitril, 1• 1 f ii t rt-iMi *Id-*1 nvT h e f u t u r r f u r h r r r wa* ^i’ll ' t tenceit t n f i s r y e a r s ’ i m j n isvMii i h u t n . t m r in i’ , 1 < • 1 \ m e n t h u t m j *. r r l e u t r i 1 m 1 ».»1 • i i k»|*|n 1*1 * tit faUl.l ill'll l . m l t n l o r f f WVtV HI Ot»« ! ho . i* ,■ m I l k !S* f iu ii n - i t 1 \ *• M Mm lull h 1it 11• t■-*t .Ntt llt*r • •1r»ve uu Util *| M hIiI l’i 'IHi ’i ' ofM'itifiif of lh** c i t y mi' •! 11* cttm niLifitral tone uiip flu- i m l lit 1 s i r p th* n o r l l i itinl Ih i t i , hn il i .m « se .| If* t h r tli'Vi'Inpim'iil of a h 'i 'v r r n [ Ihi - g i r u 11-1 p i n «* >in'ii ifo lip as.'iiu te .*1 'I,* R iio u ig n ti i n i 'M a i m *h i p u hi, ti m mil lt* r ID. Bu! i lufi to n i i t u r p ax ti', | m m ijtiu t liil or ifnn I i i nlg* Giri r.l i b . * Ill I l li -n . It -hi i / a Doit ii via* ,tll«*.l i h r m o ’ll ] lh . ’ r'lsl.i .( ,| fi I . I || | HHhlt i I. It * I V •«I |f 11 I f , *. to i '-.i. s * I In ■ >. ,i it. | • it) II f "III I^*| ll 111T| •* : i<■is I 1Hit r ii r t i i tin •**ioi«ny I r ur 'e ' M ■* .,, . i ! trie I mi f h ' |iir Ift Ik * tin fi ftuik It I■ ... I ............. » had I *.#•r Ini f t i •I••11 I 1 . N f i .i around him to amoke. He preach ed n th lotica but confined hi* ow i 1 i! physical e x er cise to w alkin g Hr i \ ... i war fond of m otoring but thr • f t r f nnl) a )iit) V U u d n u i t l n i , (H-rlm|>- m- m •l* 1ft Hi i ntiplnne wits Ilia favorite looib t m i u b n l i bun p u t to j«i .ik In If »•i N’ of tra v el. i» i influrnri* frll, Uv t*- i * !. Music was hi* favorite d l'.-i <ioii and he h im se lf played the orgam i hi* flinty ii tni u ... -tilt r»vtr»hft»l**wi**t .ill o ib i’i rtuii* i I t h r t.a I *‘ piano. Opera wn< hi< c h ief ri ..»■■> I I *Ve i rijfhi wifip *;i .* \ i *i 1 il« Kill t ton 11 r i rat loll. .file r Ill the Inst day* o f peace H itler (ijumlnif of l b* \ •mii|* j•I *■• .>r■i i i "I'piit*," *.i I " l ( i * 1 • O'* bb.W \ ;111-fl t‘ •h a n d V• it nit i. M-.i. ihorten ed his title of ”Der tht* o u l b r i ' u k o f t h e «t nfi.-nv* p o l e d „ | l | i K_ * ; in I ■7 I I In * Iir-JM n f i m 1| i of H ltb oV |»i «•(•»% l b*' t ! . Fuehrer an*l R eichkam er” to cri»t* m I t I l e p l . <r* t e d Ihi ills gt ■ 1 IP,s 11•‘dec* ur ! I UMifp tm p n i i jrnrwia (Ipnoiiiuin^ tl«r i r j . u b l u u ID* III pi ll I h lp u l loll it, ’’D*r F u eh rer.” t hi I- , p l l p s p H Fnf t*m | p r o g r a m s of lh lie w atched ar.d lulm ired two reiflm p'n ilmiirxliii* an* I f *.•r** n im i • II c e i U f i ein p rroi. Wil Tun wreVa after X -ri'h tng ___ acrob atic dancer*, com policy scored veritable trium ph T h r !!i»hrti/*tlli"i i I .m ill , ham 11 A m erican meriting on t h e excellency o f t h r u , At the R e ic h sta g electiofT* in tujoh- i h r jyi.’k..U*u.-i*iw,. .kvL -lba ix-l.- 1UkI—~ ii r e s !■e r Herftn— wtpp d k e hrhjgrheirf H od ges’ w as aide "flo x ii* ., ..a n d - want- r a p a o t o d ly ■*«f lOffO HttlreV'piVTfyr’n7,Tdld,1,7 'n th T f ' ’ r*AV*ff. T ir tin n in g up *- 1,-t i ■l *, » i i ■>•* f*. r u le d , i n e liid in g n i n n y s i i b u r l u i p III a l l a c k w i t h t h e r L a t e s t - c o n c r n l r a t l o n *»f t a n k s n r r assem­ ..r f.l 111 ly am ) c i t y vtlm l Vi i p 114*1 urea*. than *ix m illion vot** xce F ran Lehari* "M erry Widow. al i o i i of H itler 1m-cmitii* a citlen o f G er­ In r m l u n t i l «hi* In b etw een the m uster*d-oul 1914 W uh i h r mi t b r i n k nf b l e d **n the W e s t , - , a F r o n t —- a n d his armor and infantry kii IMT W t i |( n in Jf in I** n \ a l| ||»' •oldier and th* all-conquering m any sh o rtly Imforc the prestden W orld War I, Iter I in iun jinip i h r " h e n north, lhc> sprung the fuehrer, h ow ever, w ere yearn o f tla | alection in 1932 and obtained * '>1o r a l t 11y n f 1h r firs I n l l i l c " ( tm t r r o f tin* w a r | i r o g r » m f t of s w u n g Ruhr t r a p b) m a k in g a Junction ■torm ond str ife which he outrode 11 and 13 million v o les resp ec­ Hr II hI i r h u r j f , H t'r lin tm*‘iiinr xta t h e ( p n t r u t P o w er x , with the Ninth A rm y's Second or b e a t down to aahr* If hi tively in thr two jiolls. A lthou gh Ini 7i <1 I’r c v t p i i i l y - tie- hint j*rt» i llMU Thr war rn«ic«i4 Ih-rlin h* felled to defeat Paul von H im cm •loll n l in m a n y r tvi ml couldn’t Ignore th«m. hociune thr erntrr of n o tin g , dln- A r m o r e d d i v i s i o n . denburg, he proved that hi* was ' gle* resu ltan t fiotn ein iH n ls be Reckon W ith Ms alecs O r a t i o n of th,* Ru h r p o c k e t orK’iintziition nrul (Hihtiinl bickerthe la rg e st German p arty, group- tw een d y n a sties and ardugiintsm* i it if w h i c h m n r k i d th«* e a r l y p o«t- never wn« cqiitt-mplati-d by th e A fte r th e fir s t W orld w tr Hit ler b e g a n hi* p o litica l ncU ville* lng nearly 40 per cen t o f liu- which a r o se betw een |iriiu e*, imBut w ith th e w«r yenrx. In that year the new h igh com m and. hlrs and el lies. | am ong a x -* « rv llem en and found electorate. b rid g e lost, titsu-ail nf h a v i n g to governm ent wax moved to Wei enough follo w er* to m ake hi* defend u com im rn lively n a r r o w The m a sses in northern G cr -j lii.’tl — K ing G u stu vu , A dolphui mar. Hut Merlin wan never re m any em braced H ltlir w ith un- , „f Sw eden mure hod mt.* the o H party a a it l a c e d an t h e h e a r t o f G e r m a n y , front in the n o r th th.- G i-rrn an i G erm any's troubled M flstlon p e ­ bounded enthu siasm bill sou thern w lt(, banner* fly in g m d e fe n se of 1 9 ^ 2 — A d o l f H i t l e r . u l e a d e r found th em se lvr* n ig g li n g tr o o p s riod. O ffic ia lly recognled In O erm eny, th e cradle o f his creed . I'rotr-u in l asp iration s in north «.v>iitill** i l l a f r o n t o f a |io|itiru l part) cuIIimI the to meet 1923, th e H itlerite* w are Im port­ r t m a i n e d m u c h cooler, d u e t o Hu- r r n E u r o p e . W i t h i h t . n e t , on. N ational ___ __________ _ S im mhxtn ( N u n s ) w av m e t c h u . g f r u m i h i i t s s t i — u . ant e n ou gh fo r the m oat pow erful influence o t th* ( n th o jic ^ liiir , h lU-rlm > jmrt hi ~ n i a - « n ^ Ve*vrs' _hruughv to trial in the n t r “ pn n o r t h to Fr*|tJrfjjrt Tin tfJB Mtirii g y a r l a i o la k e npte in (TiF south. H * H a le d -^ la p a h u r t r {.War liccamedntW rfi*. r o u scrip liefT ch arges ge* of -i slander Tb« tn tln polnls o f f <,f men and w ealth u iu a m-vere O g c n tt M tr i ' T w d n ln g C • * » Under-m » n u r d 1933— H itler g a i n c l control of H itler and G en. E rich Ludtn- program — b efo re it* purpose be- I ,irnin on Iho resource T ___ with headquarUrt in th* f th the government T h e > d i d not haVe manpowrer Jack lon vilt* N aval Air S ta tio n , doeff, r eck on in g w ith th e auppoyt cam e to rule the worldd a* in m a s­ •till i n s i g n if i c a n t city. 1 9 4 0 - - B e r l i n f o u n d h e r s e l f in l e f t tw c o v e r s o m u c h t e r r i t o r y te r race— w ere aboltlon o f p arlia­ played a v ital rola In th* A tla n tfc 1676— B erlin Qgmn v%rtn threat* the m idst of s new world war Ucrd hr excellent n tllilarr high m entary dem ocracy, sta te control ened w i t h S w ed ish fnvnMnn ia T heater o f Wgr. and bom bings by B ritish plane* suddenly becom e avenuea Such name* 0* that of Li*U- plain, w h o r e c e n tly retu rn ed from of a ll'e c o n o m ic and buainea* ar< the tarifflcd web o f intr ijcuex p resaged the storm to com e. of d e fe a t. be nttena Paul E. Cdughlfn, who th* A tla n tic and atiperrU ed fe e d ­ tlv ity , b rea k in g of ulnt«rv*t bondam ong sm all state* grow in g out rounded up 1M) priaonan whil* ing o f p eo p le In th lib rald coun­ •g « , radrganfatlon o f to c la l ami o f the c o lla p se o f G e n n m effort* A nim al glu e sticks to wood be- * The long-aw_aited ,d rive , , into _ the — political Ii7a Ilia on the b ail* a ils o f tho ng a Navy Scout Obaarvation tries, In add ition to h ead in g all pelitlcal ” on Io m ake th eir ruler* world e m ­ cau se In l u thin. waVm solu tion | Invaaion of Navy C h a p la ln i In th e M e^iler- rteia) th e o r y and repudiation o f perors in the m ann er o f the H o­ It penetrate* the pore* w hile still | ri .2' * ' f p .? ‘ .!!!"* *.hc R| ^ r th e p la c e tr e a ty and p f repnra Donald L. man am pire. fluid. W hen. It so lid ifies .m l dries, . tiona. famous eg. nn.l N in th A rD ou gh b oyt fr o m C am p B len d ­ 1757— C ity w as plundered by i t . trem endous sh rink ing pow er ! * H itler e a r ly in life becam e c o n ­ •Iraws the fib e r , of one piece to ■ “ croV*Hj. thp *lrram •« ! ing d aalth on* o t tb s hardest A ustrian*. *h* C ologn e ility of o f an ' b lllty other, m aking the Joint puihw l • hel"1 blow* to th a A x is a rm ies. A s the vinced* o f th e d‘ esirab 1 7 8 0 — C ity w as plundered by th e P lain. t m and concelvad a deep ha- R u s s Ib b b . str o n g e r than the wood Itself ....................................If. la rg est m ilita r y e sta b lish m e n t fn I; for th e A uatro-IIungarian Gisnt fleets of bombers and Flotfcl*, and the la r g e s t In fan try Ifi 0 6 — N ap oleon marched io ta fighter* of el| seven Allied sir t tr a in in g c en ter in the m onarchy. W ith som e o f hi* the e lty .a fte r th e b a ttle o f Jena. M axw ell A nderson w h o helped command* lashed e t ra ilw a y r a id s lin g ha* a«nt flv* T tu ton lc sch oolm ates h# halt! *0* 1K48— R le t i con tin u in g for a in to ,th a W estern cro t tarotin g* a t w h td l' th e y week m arked Berlin'* particip a­ L aurence S u itin g s w rit* "W hat I end other v ital Is r g s ta to knock P rir* Glory" about W orld War^ I 'o u t the G srm tn tran sp ort sy stem e d d efian ce o f tha H a p s_____ w ar. I t tr a in ee s h elp ­ tion in th a g r ea t reform m ove­ did not *erv* io the w ar w h ich he j . and* san g MDeu*achland ‘ feed in g both the E a ste r a and ed s t e m th e B e a ch es a t N orth m ent o f th a t year. described so vivid ly bar A 11e i, HI* fa th e r, W estern Front*. 1801— T h * old w all* w ere torn Inir his mtutachioa to ape down, con sid erab le suburban te r ­ On tha socond day o f lh* p o w ­ T he Grand Canyon is m ore o f E m p eror Fran J o * ef, w a s 608th P a ra c h u te In fa n trg , a c tlv itritory w a s annexed and the real th an 300 m iles lo n g , 13 m iles erfu l drive, the A m ericana p lu n g -. lated With hi* *on. cvelopm an t o f B e rlin a s a world w ide, end a m ile In depth from ed nearly fiv e m iles beyond th e lu n icip n llty w a s begun. Em peror the brink af the rarfyon to the sh attered river d e fe n se s, e n g u lf­ ing 30 towpa and v illage* and agatnat R h k r. ’ ^ ^ “ W illiam I cam e to pow er riv er b*d. caotu rin x thousand* o f. p rison ers, Now, with Germany out of ^ „ Island of Nqrava yssr and h* cava in crea sin g fr e e ­ O en. Elsenhower declared the * tth a co a st o f R u ssia , dom to tha city.* w Th# strange flattened end wid­ ;~g>* a tlii* ood fr e sh 1874—Municipal con trol o f the ened face of th* hammer-head offensive was aimed et reackteg 5 r* ^ ^ ^ « « 6 f f lS * W S t eon b* left. * 0 d * i, W attest* was obtained and a short shark serves *i a bow-rudday, ike Rhine end was coordtasted tlm* later city officials gained used In making quick tu n a In wttk th* Red Army eperatleiui control of the River Spree- Tbs p u n u lt o f flab. CCeattamed o* tws* fww* - \ � 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 07, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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M W ************* l. l!H Nazis Fleeing Germany In Confusion Toward Norway; ’ Hostilities Cease In Holland; British Enter Denmark B a r g e s , Transports Sunk By Bombers In Action Worse T h a n Dunkerque 9 Hr A u H litit Chinese Launch New Attach To Rout Japanese No Tears Fall On This News Pnul S w ed ish r e p o r ts to d a y said th e IlritU h have in v ad ed D enm ark, s u rg in g p ast th e " o p e n c i t i e s " o f K ie l a n d JF lcn sb urg . T o th e so u th , th e A m erican S e v e n t h A rm y jo in e d th e F if th A rm y a t V ip itcn o , J e n m iles in sid e I t a l y in t h e s n o w y l i r e l i n e r nstrom C a lle d ;ht Owl Burning M id n ig h t Oil | "A nfgbt owl burning midnight bll.**' I* the term applied to M Sgt. Julian Btenstroro of Jariford. by his co-*dltor Hit- Fred Sch­ warts In an editorial In the mim­ eographed “Cartrtdga Caee" pubJfshod every Sunday by the 8 lsl ‘Drdnanoa Ammunition. Battalion In Franca. The following Apr, S2 edi­ torial under the beading "Spot­ light". reveals th e . "aaerct night Ufa" of M-Set. Btenstiwa: k "M-Sgt. Julian L. Statu tram The Sergeant Major af the 81«t Ordpanes Bstulton and of the Depot, late of Sanford. Florida bat MW of yoa know whereFrance, and tap ranking non-com n f the Bn. Is a man mUpped In %dminlitratlva f a a e t f e a a and flanked with a staff of clerks and m e man. telephones. In and oct baskets, piles o f paper and end- I' 4 HIs. Mas 4. (AIM— l.rnrial Hatch! Fi»cnho»cv aitrountrif tnd*) that alt »nrmv tliter. In Holland, north* Suzuki Cabinet Gets S e v e r e Criticism For New Reverses tft# (■ • r r U lt t f • fs lftn «'ii| toM*«l it tj l* r e r t » 1,'NIO r n 1 1 11 l w i» I. API — im v t'f - 'u f k litnmll' at lir iim m M fftng lin in ' con- .-hipping to w ard D eti- in g iit I«•«.-'t ,Vt s o s » , ‘Is a n d il n i n a g n g si-n ro - o f o t h e r s in U'-.Milt - \ o - i o r d n s a n d l a s t Iro o p a , a irfiv lilN llm - ■m art and NurvvHv aCte.r vrink* Jnpiinetf* ivvrrsei* hit hu wltlii* *prc«il ttiul tin1 Su/uki rnhltinl iva.4 t ibji s (til t«» new »paper cHti t ipin similar t*c l hut (irpceiJinuf On* iluw kifnil of pr«»vU>(iN Tokyo irtiv t*ri incuti» Thi Yunkp tnjtmcil Davao t H\ m On rnlithe rn I'bihpiiirioa, a lo n g and i l» N I* 0 V. .Mas .Vlln ‘,1 a i i 'Hie k■IK11 m (hi* initial thruil by thv t tunc** ittriuiUtlC Amwti* cu n t**|iii|<pv4l h i i I h ji l.r t iitili) , murk. inrluiling ilrllgolirtd .vmi Ihr | rutin |* land-4, haft suffpndrrrd rffrtll»t i( H:00 \ M (2:Qfl \ M K'VT) !«>• im>rroM A ('Ilium* roiintcrnffctimvi* to unit the fnur-iiruii«in! (brunt !*• ihi* American Chlngkiting a*»r l»a*r (hrrw (lie /iqtanvac ariiiim into ri-\i*r*e oil er((jp fiont l min) One* cily wns ri> J ’a ss. * Salsburg turrendcred uncondi­ tionally and 500,000 German* sur­ rendered within 48 hour, in Ihr ■lurUi. The Naitv nrr holding out north of fallen Hamburg in n cdaotic fltniti b y /and anil tea Vo £ a r tl Norway.. Planes, tanks and artillery turned the German flight into a debacle of burning shim and wrecked land transport. An un­ confirmed Swedish dispatch, quoithe southern Jutland reports. ^Sfd only slight resistance m , met. chiefly at the border city of Agbenraa. On the southern anchor of the frontf a isle firitfsh broaij^ast (heard by NIU ) tells of the »urSender of Innsbruck in A u s t r ia ! . The American Seventh Army has joined svith the Fifth Army »t Vipitcno, ten niilea Inside Italy in the snowy Urenncr aas. The General Risen how rr seiii Ills personal congratulation, to "he Allied commander in chief of the Mediterranean theater on the surrender of the German army In Ital) The General-in ins in­ formal note—told Field Marshal Alexander that the Marshal end ills great command should con­ sider themselves the toast of the United Nations. Eneral ' Ike then added this comment—“Your brftilant.aucecsar es should give even the Stupid Danish palrlola were reportod posting proclamations throughout Copenhagen urging the Nasls In Denmark U> capitulate- The Bri­ tish were reported across the (Danish frontier In several places. Another unconfirmed r e p o r t , boardcasl by the Germans, said hostilities had ended In western Holland. At Salsburg, the U.8. Seventh Army got within a doten intlra Lf Perth lesgmden. The Third Army Invading Austria and Czechoslovakia laid siege to I.lns within ten miles of the Russians. The capture of Germany b virtually eompleta. The only parts f t the Raich still In Nail hands consisted of narrowing, pockets with a total area the size of B e r l i n Chancellery Is A b l a z e After Futile Search For l)e Fubrer’s Body P ilo ts <m daw n p atro ls l i t . I *• ( \ ‘tit Sr t iuhI Baltic . •*.*-( Mi-otlrd the tinman* still "t ie It vine fti,titt,'»lls l.> escape lit. ”111111.tn■! tn nits Ihlng that M in o r gall weti* rcipui|f*il uguillttt tin Naim Inn* on <»kimu'ii Tim light i S 4*at In|>a mrn Mink uni ith ri- d a nut g i i| nrri i Iu i r»i In*r *• >«vi •I la to Ia f or t r**“'*-4 | * ii ii' lilt* a ir' Svi|«*r ■tun1. wiHithrrn J u|>.in »•*( .it' ' * *Li \ iili'ii, u I ih k liv • i i , ii s fi't ufint In ( M 1b< ( H «ii.t w it t n ir r tt I in it hn- , 11* I V M ic rim n \B "I i.t wait |i - HieItitling ’ ilriisl I III- rotllg tn * 'Mill it|)|>i.**iniislt Iv _'! MklO JhiMUifhc killc-i iff nkiria«n iintl l S rw* mill wh isf I till | n u J iiiiR, 111 rlliilmg I.IH'.* Ai.ul Ahiei null |oa ,*■- Mill b>M4LUe(J IrV i* m*4\ .tmioitiit *nic|if t«f naVfll CIMUi*ftM*w ftM -l\ *k F4.f»r.t. tiuriu Jmg 1 t i\ k:lli*4l 1,601 i t i i i f I tiit , ? in.|» i h t.u n iii 'l •it iiit ir * l n r g o lm ln t g M o n l g r lit e r \ thp 1‘ l f U a ll n ig h t hy - u ir f d c rr *ih | WORLD-WIDE REACTION to the Nasi broadcast Hint IllUrr had lmmit a it ml high fly ing Iwimltvt P m M lrim P 1 i It'd H r i li s h »r died In Beilin Is inirrord by the skepMcal on tie of British Foreign Socretary Anthony Eden (top) mid the juhilnnl aevoptame di- Im lin rs ftin r - * lo g g itm U iM fig played by .Solomon Rosenldum (bottom) s , they read ncwspntn i i I i c i iv v r u in tvuri* i r p n r l r d *m k t neadlfnes—Edon In Sen Francisco, whore lie is chairman id the i ♦f u lly - s v ip h n f » u t i l t r Jnim tiv^ t* British delegation In Ihi Prilled Nation., ( miference, and Snlnmoii ICnngiMiri t Itc r n in t ii l u n i Jlit if nf It ii riHu which they vntn in New York City. (Inlernutiuusli | ihI ycfttcinlny The Nipininrwe huLi j l f l r t t i n g th e t i l v f o r Mini §>ii|i|>orting A m c i ic iin German Doctor Big Four Nearing Admits Killing Accord On Change 21,000 Himself In Oaks Proposals rcpttrlfNl I (e r fin iin r o d lo 11, 'Glotlm 'lirS rill II,, Ssrf-.rd High School base11 i.*,m gnii.rd a* “(her cirtory , s' * In oi4.nl o hen they vi.,‘.4 I leinntnl m the Mh Disi.i Tournamenl hv the score of All Of Seminole County Included In Rent Control wc»A »*• t- ’ u Mii'ftiiD Mgn «'• •*nl«I " J n p i* gtnie “ W h it l e v * i J u p it m u r f e n m l m •I lilt- v i c i n i t y of It hng noli • liO |.t'U *w s|y (ritp|M -il t*v y e *U 't lu rn ln g s frt»m tin lta> »«f lt« « r Lions U ud names Clyde Ramsey As at (hr mouth uf Ihr run I M ll U a r d eie« r Ate* I e»a* S it iif u n l hlu N tiTl ■*11 1 15 h it * to » |i i m m il'v h in y t^ le n lH y '% g m ilf . D y v * s If*I l h r Kc«l« w it h a h o m e r i " ihi* f if * h HiM ttg n t i l l l\ to on ItM-r a f t i ' i w h ic h ( t « r k . S a t ifo r t l lig h t f i f l ' l t i | *«nin*i ***| o u t » t r ip le 110,000 Murdered By Nazi Physicians As ‘Unworthy To Live’ SAN FRANCISCO. May L U N I T E D S T A T E S llfTII 1 he Ihg Four are reported near A R MY GROUP HEADQUAIlTERJS, May 3. UP^—Vr. Guatav agreement on major chiuige* in Wilhelm Schuebhc anid recently the Dumburton Onks plin for ■ world mgamiution designed to keep the peace. <Thi* -accord i* refurtletl by nfflcinU of 40 United NuUoiu at a long «t«lt b»'Vitrd preventing tlemlhteki evon after F'oietgn (ummiisar zMolotov re­ turn* to Moscow. Secretary of Slote Htottiniu* in n*port«N| pfca*ed with the progress of ,hl1 talks with _tl« Ituaausa. HriUsh and Chlneae representa­ tives ubotit amemltng the HumInirtun Oaks proposals. This is what tho Americans want: 1. An international organitn' linn functioning “In keeping with the principles of justice.*’ 2. Clarification of the Dum­ barton Oaks blueprint! worked out last Fell by tna four spon­ soring nations as ths aganda for conference, to la y that the Sgrt. William Colbert this world organisation shall function within International law and as­ Visiting His Parents sist in perfecting IL 3. The development and safe­ Sgt. William Colbert Jr, who guarding of human rlghta. eras wounded in action In Gar<• Provision for p a a c e f u l i&any on Feb. B while earring change In wovld conditions. with ths First A tttr. arrived 6. A definite system of trusThursday afternoon lor a 30 day ICeallseH its r is e T »s| visit at tha hone of hie parente. Ml ' h,« CITY BRIEFS Ml| tin mg 1 (N n liA H m iittr . ,i* h in Is ft fie ld it if K r A U llft il Ih r fo u rth ir tun *4hen (n< rhuhi uf ( ter*i 4,"h*Im ii «tJ*fir**I uii the I f 4j ^ »T*f 111 S t’Ht vr* 1 re listt-d h • ’ a 11.(I. it *i i. th e fo u r th lh I?' " A 11', i « " f * f.| n h o rtsto p t*i l i*4 r I 11 i dl»I I f tlf the* ■*iaetai■■| g Navy Baseball Tea in . U lw ya lk e l^ a n d * ’r;" V,,:,',, lrnt" npr I b u ild im f. w lilt U* u u in iM -f w-4 I*. )I. On Sunday, Ajirll 12. *“ *bv >‘lfu4-t (*, n-gi.u-t. ..... . w ro-teem of-ttro-^arlflei and Datwellder, former Phllllo horlar of tha Nalloaal League. Lieut, John R, Edison Is coach for tha Sanford Naval Air 8tatlon loam. The game at Munic­ ipal Field Wednesday evening will be admission free and the mobile la Invited to attend. Capt. Smoot Is Given Duty In Washington _CapL O, P. Smoot, coiUmander of the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, (eft Sunday for Washington D. C- whara for tha month of May h o ‘la will bo on temporary duty with tho Bureau of Naval Personnel, It waa announced toitey by Lieut. W. K. Spry, sU- R eturning Soldier Is Subject Of Tulk Lieut. F. D. Scott Is Back In Sanford jAfter Pacific Duty ihr 1*«t t tin iriting* •if Mu- " f t 1*11 r m n sf gam e. \ ii»»gi i h " m I o f S n iit m .d e H ig h S r h m i| w t u ilr n N w r r v h t^ tfie g K m l! and giivi' (lie l tutin gicatt tup port. S c m r by The Sattfonl Naval Air .......... baseball team will ioun.cy i» In ‘bf *•»»'•■ ■' ' ............ Un.1 next Hund.y for a gam. U' Jm"' 1 * M* ..... with tho Do l.tn<l Nnvul Air Hlu ."For Um.c »lm. due (<• ptiv... 4 tion which will take place at ILIMI I disability, an urmbli ........... land NAS brat Hanford NAS h | arrangement* will (*• m«‘li- il.ni to 1. fikevlngton will pitch and will «»iahlo thr*c person, lo < Htcwart will catch for Hanford, register tlivu propertv withoul Sunday. coming to tho office." he mlibd A night game will take place Housing rcguliilinna i|n not af •t Hanford Municipal Field on fact rcnlnls lor commercial pur tVednesday, Alky B, at 8:30 P. M poses at the present lime, rant 1 at which time Sanford will play n r, Jones the Welch Army Convalescent ,|r Bt)||rl| lhi|, lrlll COII(ri>l . . . . ] ‘' “"i 0t Ve‘i l Otrictly a war lime measure ami ‘he ^.*i‘rh (• not exiKWte.1 In extend further 1 0**an?^^Or< n *n e*C* "* Iban the duration. From JS in u r .i.ir n ! L ii.i x . „ ..i 30 persons a day havo Interview former professional plt’cher* . U '? . '■-/•heppclLTiJiucH*■.“*» ibart, who came here on Freed From Germans m an A m y hospital St _______ yt ' Term., Was accompanied Elisabeth Arnold of Route Q llt e l. H l arrived at S, Mr*. Sanford, who on Apr. 20. re­ rk an April 18. after ceived a telegram reporting that tier hoeband,* SIHgt. Grorgo W. Arnold, Jr. had boon missing In action since Apr. S, when hp was serving with the 9 l n l Army in Germany, received a latter Thurs­ day dated Apr. 1* from her htuatetlng ho lie K»rl w ith F i t l d *1 I lc n » * Ix M tlll I Of ( lurmnnt Downed Hv Seminole High To (> In (iame H u - ilDVF p I u ih m n to rl Haul Me* I'agr Twal i«4<( melinlc i it*tut 11if .s i«M lvt,ii belli u i i l ^ k U l . k M li'l oUlilr* tfidOAg^l iii o ' cumbln»U lu s t s v e i l- I t i .»m 1 Viimimi Itntiivga Siitift.iil I 2 V : :» 2 3 * lh ( ‘ I r t im i li t 4 0 0 0 1 0 ** U Former Serviceman Here .P raises USO i, Thai servjeemen formerly lo­ ll j rated here, mis* the USU and f the kimtnexse* shown them there In the iw4.olr 4»f Sanfurd. is evlilei>4 *-.I 1.\ Ihc manv letter, recelsnl ti> t -SO 111rector Joe Hell, expres*lng thank, for the counrtesy slutnn them during their »tay here. The LiIIowIok letter from Rudolph J Tschcrrw. Amm 3c, — -tannzilX J.U L.1Ve. Hanford Naval •- 7 Air Station, ■ml later transferrc4| to another locality, expraaes in a whimsical manner how moth he mis.es the Sanford USOi "Mr. Hall, I sure miss vow place,” he wrote I said place, not face—Hal ha' hat But I (to miss that face uf youra too, Home On l/onve "1 haven't even visited off tha host yet. because I know what kind of Joint this town fa. Nothing Billy R. llertleson, RM 3/c, like beautiful little Sanford and who ha, been serving on n dea- its USO. Iroyer wcort vessel for the |t«al "If 1 ever get tha lima. I'll six months. Is spending a lb-day bring my clumsy carraaa to San­ leave with his mother. Mr*. Elis­ ford and all over your USO * abeth Bertleson, 1105 Laurel again andset drink all your cafff*. Avenue. I miss the khidntii of tha poopla F'.ne. Earl Jeter. J( is spending there. I really was mada to fael at home there. If soma of Item a short leave with bis parents. remember me. tell them I mlaa them all and thank them again m k a t b e r for their klndneea. •„_ “Give my regaxde to your wife and llttla one, usd H ^sk, again to you and t m USO, ( « * S making my Ilia away from hotpa ” ...................; .... J j | �I liie Sanford Herald sowoow s«w*»- ■—***— ** ■ v n a rv -im o N r a t u P a ja L W l a * * » • • • • l *■ / Victory Jn View 0 ca lm befo re th e st o r m The war In Europe la owr. The official announcement of the final unconditional surrender may not have been received hy the .time—thln-Kp<*i^09VCt8ti hviUthn great continent of Europe haa been In its death throes for days. It la dying slowly but the death rattle can be distinctly heard. And perhaps what little action there la left, may be more In the nature of rigor mortis. A few firing squads can take care of the rest. “Why did tho Germnns choose to diedn this manner? Why didn't they acknowledge their defeat when the Rhine waa crossed? Why did they persist In thlb hopeless struggle which has been- costing two thousand American lives t day in addition to countless British, Russian'and German? Why have they insisted the fight should go on until the great city of Ilerlin with all its historic monuments and r Pacific*Duty of action in tho Pacific theater, and had suffered shrapnel wounds la ths bask. Prior to entering th# sarvlco Lliut. Scott was owntr and oper­ ator of ths Standard OU Pilling Station at Third Stract and Park Avsnus. Ha is vary proud of his one year old-son. Prank Duncan Scott, Jr. whoso birthday is to­ morrow, on which day Usut. Scott will Isava for Alabama prior to reporting for duty. A r r 1 a/ It / German Doctor Admits Killing 21,000 Himself J Tha persona “unworthy to lhraM Included spileptlcs, schitophrsnics. Jaws, msmbtfs of foreign raesa and gypaUa, ha said. " Koch doctor at Um Institute -praOaaaad" about 100 parson* a day. bat Sehucbb* amid they worltsd only about two or three WE C A N CHEAT OUK8F/I.VE8, HUT NOT UOD. He that doepleeth the gain of fiaud. Thai; ahaketh ‘Wa- hand* from holding bribes, He shah dwell on hhth. Hk bread shall be given 33-16, 10. ,f/» ■—— - ■- Winston GImreblH la reported In CJecwunv. Couldn’t 1st looking for llltCrT could hoi ____ ' * |>art „f Govrmor Caldwell's U s program haa been enacted anyway, llencoforth, beer drinker* will pay throe eenU a botua to the support of sta u government, and like i t To a man with a thirst three cent* will not put him on the wagon, and rwt many heer Industrie* In'thia state will I* ruined, despite their lwwli or protest, but the sin million dol­ lars produced will help put state Institution, in belter condition. When German Field Marshal von Bunds todt surrenderad the other day. he gave up hi* sword, If b* had one. to a Florida boy. Lieut. Joseph H. Uurke, who made the greatest capture so far in this war. was bom In Jackaonvllle, educated In Tampa school, and lh# University of Florid* and W*a employed In Hti Peters­ burg before the war. There are. of course, men from other states participating In tbU war, hut it remains. I for Florida boy* to win *1L ___ •The . House bo* paaaed a hill requiring any publliher to pnt hi* nemo •> any newspaper or handbill wkith lend* to **po»* to hatred, coaUmpt, ridicule of obloquy any Individual or mUgiout group. It should become a maana—chfAfly *• a raaultoi in­ dividual* who fumUh purported Information t* newapmer*. Jwt n a m e 'l l ' of lha-wUlnformatlao. thaa* gats Into th# n«w»papers, thing that a Nl0 la not v to support with hla own Is not worth nrintlog, and not b# printed. ^ _____ U virtually Impoislh man to keeb up wltl .-Time Waa whan inch l .as la now laidjUf td 1'rancleco woukT e * caJly all Of- oo#'» ft but now wa mefily tha-headlines, go un 1 iTlUar'a fiSS. thaO many InConfoBion T o w a rd N o rw ay raptured Happiness At Washington A rather surprising thing srama to >m happening in this country. It is well known that the American tendency in public Ufa Is to pick out n political candidate who looks ns if ho could handle the job, and then sit bock contentedly and let him do it. Mostly this soems to work pretty well, because the average officeholder rAlly went* Z6 <fo‘ u good Job. But there nro times when it fai’s, and the Incumbent needs help, nnd doesn't get It. That’s had for everybody. Especially In case of an enormous, complax job like the presldenc;'. Now It hnppcns that. President Truman is not regmrdad as a superman, and doesn't regard himself as such. And becaiftie* unlike aoiwo of his predecessors, he is accepted as a “common man,’’ people feel kindly toward him And want to hclpjilm In his tough job. Bo they seem to spend « lot of timo trying to figure out waya. to do so. From all appearances, thin procedure so fAr is working very weH Indeed. So well that the President, who U very likely ft much Abler man than a lot of his friend* five him credit fpr, finds himself in a ploasanter position then might have been expected. Everybody Is helping, and no every­ body I* happy. At least it look* that way now. SANFORD FOKUM trraetl- |. VMM m At The Forum, Sanford Herald: inch ia-'balag aald and Fritconcerning OPA Rent Control, thru it aUL the prevailing ight related ter the confusion been lost In the shuffle, and ’ Within ths last faw days haa W>t< baan brought forward n\oru |u*llr places the lend- without itbsrDanish a frontlet, io x t RAF coastal ——— Bom flgfcaii. sm S-’slon* to 19 surf*. vsesMA and damaged' that many | Volkaturmar*. soma, sullen and arrogant, hut moat tired add <WPrussed, were lh*4d up for "the long, tiuntey AatWArd.., —** cuu The Germans w e n being round­ ed up In atteb lanr* numbers-somctlmen lit MplPMCb unit*— IhAt It was difficult to get an accurate coant arsd ft will pro­ bably bo several dor* before corn* Plata figures w ill be issued for current captures. inlaaUon* system* still _ Almost every sector of .lit Oerman regulars and no furthenr *A A % thar nlg?i-pl*eatf wHarsd .that the lloritm.WAa tw-tng Chinese Launch New Attack To Rout Japanese ICMlIsSf* Tr*m Past* Ot»r mils* south of Rangoon. Strong Allied armored forces driving dawn from Mandalay wars last reported approaching tha cABlIM from tho north after capturing 1*egu and probably entered the city with th* sea-borne forces today. Th* aeisur* of Pegu cut th* last escape route* Into Thai­ land for perhap* perhaps 30.000 Japan***. Je Th* Japan*** had lost tha bulk c l their artillery, their air fare* waa comfletaly shot, and thetr ground troopa had been hacketi Into straggllog fragment* In the ovar to th* offensive on tha lotphai plain after the high tide if tig Japanese Invasion had carried tha enemy Into British India in Marsh, 1044. Th* captor* of Rangoon, mam ■apply port for all enemy forcer in Burma, will civa the British aa excellent barber and control e f Morartka.Ostrava. tU I announced tA< a- second o th* day laaoed by Stalin. .uug, tru* rental vAloca, Inclualv# o> ImprovaMcnu mad*. It teens* H ostilities End la H o lla n d ; British. E n t e r D en m a rk lomau her* bcllwrod that Alts already had opened ne­ st!on* for pose* but that he seeking daaperateiy any ina of aurrandering to th* tad State* and Groat Britain M or. fdUkiTaat, to get at on* Soriat commentator, Nikolai IShartCY. wmta in- pravd* today: China. 'Whan repair* a ft com-Hitler la not in Berlin, but well cllltla*—another aspect migM be put oa tho higher rent epleade ol Hanford, too the UM Of utilillen. This would W the falr^t w S T fair to concede llb*r- NOTE NEW FEATURE a It-larhe *who feff ,r\ haa .triad to meet Nearing the .Incfaase of axpena* thru bis ioWet rentals fae &tx-r, material, raplaceAnnta' of Items that might iaqdo Popper, w| id oorselve* in eo muu FTsnabure more while Typhoons nnd Spit­ fire* sank or damaged M other*. Many of the larger craft bristled with ack-ack gnh« and the Air Ministry reported 12 LAP plena* were loot. • Three veteran RAF filers de-' scribed tha scene as more chaotic than Dunkerque, adding that ship* could b*. seen • bum log In every direction and Nasi soldiers hy the hundreds were swimming nr rowing lifeboat* hick to shore where British troops were walling to lake thorn prisoner. Vktlmi wars UUad hy. Injcctioas or EMM preparations, SchusbU *aid. XHM stand, for raorphium tartrats,** ho explained. “In tha beginning Injection was tried with rW* cubic millimeter*, but difficulties wera encountered and Ihsraforo w* injsctcd 10 *. ro. m." f le s t n s f . ( k d u d warn “hapdUd by Mongol* who were, supplied fnr.tkU purpose by the Oily Health Department, T b corpasa war* brought to n itearby crematorium." be *al& “Of course, ws, ths circle of German physician* nt Kiev, wars aware of the importance of thl* Job- SehutWw aakL "Aalda from cortaln devious side roads of this net Ion, I still maintain tho follow­ ing: that Just aa on* prunes a tree by removing old, undesirable branches In tho spring so far Its own interest a certain hygienical supervision of tho body of a peo­ ple la aecesaary from time to tint*. This also Includes aterillsa- a wawm. arksna* m art �.1 . v ^ ' -" ty - I I XA* V IM S ‘i M f . l 4 * U d 000*0(1 ! Xfivau turn «jad«Uti*au S'ft U. S. GIVES GOOD. HOUSEWIVES BONUS OF RED POINTS • PaUteUe Amerirwn Iw n t w every day ale |elUng extra red point! for doing a job that they alone cob do for UUa country. . R r those who wish to p i Udi red p .iln t bonus, here's what t o da Batw every drop of your used kitchen fata. Tupi them la to jour butcher promptly. Tor mrecy pound, ball gin you 3 red pMote, bonus , . . that's ho* orgetut/ the* used fhts are heeded to make medldnaa gunpowder, syn* the Ho rubber, soaps sad n hun­ dred other taacnUala on lb , bgitlctlcld and home front Kwm laving until the last gun's fliudr PAG& T& HEV T lH |^ 't* F * » M > - U k R 'Y f c K B fc K M ttitt ■* I ■ ■ > 1 1 1 I H W . 1. ! L -rrs-r- v 'R U > * V V r W A ¥ - I r - ^ h 5 i* of H thoir'n od to IS thou* i hut * houfcn. Many drtniU cif how the d tp *»nd lorn cap acity . *nd ha* two 4*m I t arc « t garni led and nprr* end* of * ho rtrr section* * M c h 'f H a till mum ».n( antil the P arlfie into k r r n t r r «p*n a p o m i i i t i a t f l j n j ( <nd*. but Dir American in* 3 i j JrH *loiy[. An ARD (A uflfmrjr Repair f ilu tr ».f S tr rl Construction '* ! > I hr I » Pf-H id I Ij I) I pm m l no* func- Dork) lake* rare of tlcTlroycr, liiiiimii t-»r> riiottfili lo a f r u t i ' lamling *hip* and -wimilar r r a f l . An Q J 'p (A uxiliary Floating iimkU I i anything flow “Up can*" In Inn haUlr-ship* and a ir r r a f l Dt*rk) nSffttflrw > ord and patrol eraff, mitir layer* and ' * Cfprra a» r i* i ** *•mailer rrafl. t l.fo I , | i I dork •' 41 ' i - ' tl .int) ni.til*' nf a |M»ttlm»n Ittill jn.l ra i I y* ii»*r " n ils vihit'K form nn t|M-n riidril trough ll Is »ubl u r r m l I•v atliniUiiig wulvr lo • i i-.v»tiiirnt ■ tn llti' hull A « u r Ini' H r*< M '.iis into the tltM'k, I lo u ill i . I hi ll ptIIDIKil fioili 11ti i t*ttiimi iini' 111> io ihoi i ho ilink i im 1- until tho? ivnrah.u r In»t f •'in i% r \ jhi*»id icinlv for i tmu in a to in and r e p a i r Dock* for muitlli i vi*h*r«y|a nit* tiiUnl to Q May Dance Pinna Made At "Club Mc<d MONDAY Th*- following circles of the W.S.C.S. o( th* MalhodUt Churvh will meet at 3:30: I'I r Ii I i t the homo of Mr*. 1st Sgt. autl Mrs. U-Und K. I F R ID A Y K, A. l.otwlonb*rg, Drown Avenue. Orel* 3 at lit* homo of Mrs Ha horn of UrvMwuvd, S. C. will The regular m eeliutf of AnicrJ- W. , M. McKIm. 313 W ut IB spend th e week-end with Mr. ami Mr*. M. L. Rmbont. t Legion AUXitlarv CauipWlI Street. Mlitg Uutt 33 wtll" bo h?M at Citric 3 at tho homo of Mr*. i the Legion H u t nl 7dHi I'.M, M. R. Strickland, 413 Kllwtt A' r ■ The Mlssc* M artha I'erkla* a n J Shirley S m ith *rttl a ii t x e thi* on plan* .‘or in .tnlhtiion of i,uo. afternoon fr**n* Florida Stnta icere will lie made. Clrclo 4 at tho hum* of Mr*. College a l T allahassee ernoon. R. 0 . HutchLsoo, 1'*moron City, to spendfortheWomen week end w ith t h e n | )ocial Calendar rsona SUNDAY Tho monthly USO pienk will l i rents. bo hold i t Daytona B tith on fm hm eiil* will tv ►crvcl ami Sunday. Rutoo will Uava tho i v tea contests an d prism will ba USO i t 13:30 o'clock. All service Music At t enmnitol l*" Intited to attend. Program Given Womap’s Club tervice wive* May Danoo | n held In the U.SO a t »:3t) I* M. th r id u r r i f iif ir r iiU o f l* , T hr A It S I ) ( A d t a nerd ll» * e S rc t in n .il I lot*k > i> tie* l K ited in t*o M i r * — f*»r lia ttln v h ip a an d c rtiik rr* * — and can be m adr in le n g th *. up ti» | m *»eclion*. r a t h « 11f i u I if tin e t a p a r il y of Irn iH u iH a iid lo n e to n * . TUESDAY Mrs. It.W, Rucker |>rv.id,-d The I'llot Cluh will hold It* . _ «vvr Club burin*-.* irguU r boslneu meeting i t the live W o m an 's Hotel M iyfslr ot tt:00 T. M. |>re- him heon which « s i held W ednes­ r\drd bv the board meeting it day afternoon. The busluee* m e e t­ ing opened w ith the flog vsultv The Autrlan CIi m of the Kind and one w i s e of "T h e S t a r DiptUl Church will meet ot the Hpangled B a n n e r" wo* *ung. nchome of Mr*. II. L. Oeboma o:i w uu -an k ri by Mrs, Fitgar Mil- A unit of ten wertion* «hcn tn irm liln l take* an effect h r length of f'27 fret and »lll clear a h.ift|r*hi|i. Seven -section* m e a ­ sure about 7*.*» feet and will take .i r r u U r r or a irc ra ft e a rrlrr. A YFD t Y a r d flo atin g Dork) 7 :3 0 P . M . CeUry Avenue a t tt:t)0 P. M. Cohotirssrs will be Mr*. R. T. Repnrt* w ere made by the Thomas, Mr*. C A. Andenon, Jr following cx-minltlees: Ml*. tV I*. ami M ra W. L. Voiko. Herndon, f i r s t vice president: T i (E D N R S D A Y The Soclol Deportment of th.' Woman'* Club will have an aitwual May Doy bridge breakfast at the Woman'* Club at U:tH> A. M. The hoete*»c*, Mrs, A. M lidllip*. Mr*. J. II. Ray, Mr*. Fred William*, and Mr*. W. 1. t'ooper will take all TT**r\»tlon-> t for Che breakfast. Reservation, must be made befo re Tuesday M eeting Is Held By Baptist T.E.L* Class uchton Drug Co Tho T. K. t . Claas of thi F l n t llaplist Churvh met in tin thiitvh alines on Thursday cve iilng w ith Mv*. K, M. Carrwtl piv aiding The devotional s t - It - 1 by Mr*. \Y. R Kadcr am' tinprayxr by Mr*. F. K. Galchtl A f t n * routine burliif-- **•* *lun. refreshm ent* were »trvr-l by g rv-\i| l » o to the (olluwtng Mr* SUli-*, Mrs, A h lto»|>tti-i Mr* F It l.umlry Mr' H Lennartl Mra M CNlminim i Mr* \ \ K- Kadcr Mr* Galchoi | 'lr» J, A tNinnlnehani Mr* ! I'v rn d l, Mr*. Rhoda Kwtn*. Mr* S A Kdtnflehl Mrs M atin Hester, Mr*. Y*. U Stoudenmir*-. Mrs. l.tlUan V k k e r y 'la r i* fttewart. and Mr*, Concert Presentcvi At Seminole High I hv S v u n in d c H ig h School tie - I Mr*. M. L Culhlm, *ev*>nd vnrv c h o * t i n I ' l c - m l e j it* a n n u a l cert* + ■ l’rc*ldvnt; Mr*. R. I t t'lu m tc y . cert l**t \ \ c d n e u la v In an.. |vv- <■ third vice president; Mrv Roy -omidi prvigiam in th e auditor!* I I Tb,' “ Shri-horvl King Over- , | TtUls, fou rth vice ^ITshh-at, Mrv. uni John l.ee, n c o n l m r s i v tv t a iy ; *ui*“ b> M - n a r t »»* fidlowe*! by *5 ll*,!,'. ""do ■*. j . ' i of Man's IK1Mr*. Kve*l William*, oiriA'P*'iv*i il'Otui' in k ,. I ami | yl mg BvercU ry; M rv l \ U |Vm stilt, ,n in, ** I" i ,-i |t,,k,,> |*-i Ioiu-r,| a vlolin ) i chairm an civic deport incut; MiA. M Phillip-*, chair tun n (inoiniol —ml , U ilitrl dliol i l„, i ,kf Con j J . -lepariiuent: Mm. J W Hall, i v l f . chair«*«w a e i s i d r y n r i m r u l , Mr*. IHI h-i noinl-ci* won- “C*mmedi*[ U r t t u " tv liiiilllt. " I ' l u k a t o l\*lkn' , k 'v .li-)i*nn on,I J,-,of St mu**, ihe ’ *' i h . l -ml the P i v -J e n Figureei k, I, I k ’v wht> *1 fi’rtl-.lo-l l i m e I m ary H,n-lu t i loving the bell*! * , *i--l 'It* R uth J a c k —n at th e [ \\ niai— \i--» of India"' l-yt \: Rno-kv h - n a k o f f an-l " tty t h o , , , , HI a Ite m I I* \ a t la it W u lr i s ” , I•% k*'trlls*’\ I h * -*i ,«»v h* th ili't* 1 '« r ! l H D M ithrrw I 1- M|>rt» ilflM t rtlt lm l * » :l I w k • l ,' t h Ipt p t i i or, M .K h^el \4A lb \llM tl« tt|| ) ' t t'i b |n t| h a , Sd%\ib Floating Hndorks Drtividi* l . S. Nav> Phanlum llarhnrs | L ' t l i i | | | .1 , ll. D tn titta t llr iin )\F* b l e ? ; lutt* *’ 'b 1 *» ti tn ,iit I tr im U tm ', \n n ' i f I «" f 'it iiii* K i» n t t d i \ Hur* •l »A*k IfA ttu iirt M itiin in i: |K t|(vt¥n M .lr lt* ,. I la n n | M o llh r w * : I " * *tT*tt* »« 'tl •» t J r i L m -II tv. yini’n* sr- rot. Sn m your drroJ ilut n„y r-,li you of )nur ilniiilmc-ss l>y lm« mute u ni I'tiiMUiK upuflenaivn, undor ■ 't 1'or.plrsism o-lur -V i'f< th-oal l„ yniir S***l "vif e tih l»'t nrlin*. l>-ng-l*.UiiK n i-u ■> i !.*■ nro rrotitn tic—d'irs*,l that . " , >r ti.it* you rtf* slip -n* y—n allp . Hung nn-Mtihine O m e u v n i ' ii r 'il ii n , w oniv * nv—l silrrlive • sii .it in* r . |»r>-to«ia up to • * itr.t, \\ ill rott trnlsiu y u f skin or ■tn fttti kii’iti . i sn i* used right / lt»*l- \it it r 41....... H e tty ) It lla t f t t t t c k U i t t k p tte k . I • •se«|H*t' I ‘l it » I »• M ii i I -tut *« J • ►tK . I n o » ir k t'th la ll nun tittt lim e ) 11»' !.*»» )U )w I c h ie f M t>f \ ‘ i H itT *» Itt J11*1 IN l t i l l it • t .I t * , mg **•' • , n J.it. I It., .a ,,* ,, I n atn 1 l*. *i. .1 v,tl ltwaYi% v n iv A t t i j i w h f fvit btritl, w h r ti th e id U o n 1 :0 0 CO • H ttl v ni ti "JOt Krd. T s r ) TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY I'bW'TblYle t> A s. * lllM-1 A I »--* * i"*t t III . ( COAT SPECIALS * i ••• t II tltlH— hll'A • A|l t *|fritjuuNl I'M* .«^i rVMYllpti s•»I r un 1*. •’ « l^fllttt l h r i ‘* l- k'fI I- U*i»l it • heir trinii i- ni i Mitpr . 1% trlhtlitatrsi priHielrtt'lt In a * i i * i c o l nt pi iKr I Ml|tph lutrw *D hlwlrtf • 3>S0 * 8 t4S * 9:4Q l ‘.M . -.»( TO MlUJSr W 1 VI.M I ,1 T W O Frill o n t, W 11 h Itlfvtl rii|>|thrt - j IfTnit'iH ttfUne-HtNlit'r* fittil­ ing lW ittrwl In itisi k 1!"1 nf ttb tf )\\ I».s. at hi v g l**i>-f,* ytni think ■>f srltsl dres* s.* r . Ilntik nl your natural •*■1 y. If and it * mil .o-l.atrly no", ,l " * 11 Werkli fr*»m Ham* IVrra.-A. I • I t s l k - s TpcciriUts. 1 T*lUh*a**e t FEATORR N n v,t»ttinjJ l*i * lr y . 11 imt lurii gutty tn jsi < HINT'- MR. M K R O IA N T 7h* FYI_S „f THF. V ^ t U M M l i N I L Y WOULD HL ON VOt'R 4 D ^ IF IT HAD lli:i:.N tC L^ rn IN THIS 'JSSUK r V»ltK«*4»t U in t TUAk A f l t f U* *n hrr\tt\^% n f u alt n i f t l »!« « IIIHT t VY ht » tb s* ) i i l i i ) H * | " j i l t tli ti luit (HiUHtl ton hv ru m b n irl r n t t l ikf % | m ^ h r U i ' l « " v t i . h « l m i i i e r 41 f M t T v l | t t i ( f l l i t Hi f l u k y ^ i t h Y r f r t t M f t in uny CA'inhtr-utkMY to tu«k* t i u t m sm H C C , I g l w l \ t 1 T '1 l t » » r t U U HI b « H k a# I t t r o l s h i i t r i t U u r »t I m t r i f o I m v l n g * . T u bring out the full Ytilh giftv y ftarn r o f m e a t in a r i e » , rut *% I"YQlhl ttf givttilrii Mr nl nmkr.A into email piece v sprinkle » n h 1A l im - n l brown in f a t , with or with.wit rfY iD U g lii h n m h M iL ’ onion Hr-vwhlitg the n m l well pMI'I t i n fiv i f t t t ' t f H Y i l D f t , vtths-n ' n 1i Ii t J " 11,tiir h • before aiklittc m aktiirv i* I h> Krvtli^i tv'i flavvr U tck. A n - l t n r » s y to a.it U n i l 1 l w lit una 1 g'lwM, f u r l h t L i , flavor U to brown th*- flom i If1'll It IT?' I« t»fIt'll lm I I n , t i■'i!vl»I* tr*I b* used fo r I h k k t n h g gravy ,,, with ml Ik u tieMInvuil i'» tinilii, *u%IiTYra |, pf pf i r »I f \ak t-* St i y n f lvH11 th e oven o r in a heavy .kilWi i t tk l g i l l ' , " M b M in i J n g h •|im lil\ •Ver bus heal. p C i i l f U i ^ *41 r ! ■li**e I t i l l v girini r \ Putting a “ Dd“ on the . I t * f- ’ »i r ia m |iir , n it » ) a baking It a* a pie i t W t k m the 1 ii\fA| Khv*f wt Ia t* lu-.w J 4 (HMIlltl Llf serving* still farth er. M«hv th.- • gTT’t i i i i l n i n i ( r v H t i ihiAVA* u * a i t , m eat pie c o v er nf p a s t r y , or s , Y o n ln fF layer u f mashcri potato*-*, rom ds of biscuit dough, o r corn-meat mush bru sh ed with m elted f a t am i brown in the oven. A little Meat goes a |*mg way I III *M4Vb •etiift*- tllf'wg* I Ml t i l l I t " I m t ' k l i t t i i i i t l »*f Mi f r llti't t fit -t ’ 1 ill' j i H y I* h ' h . i y r liii’ "tiTM'in itl\i wait i , YYlth i*« nf .’■ m n l i r r n f t iliw U nitt? n su it l Hit i mi t l aitiiiM-.hii. - . vh»* n,*<* anti itiiiikf‘1 f • Kip* Ito'i nfllf ii |t| f ’iM 'til* Beautiful S|intiK coftts lit cnlorn of Kliiinc, lto.ie EXCLUSIVE PRIN T *__________ • -^RATOir pRESS U E O D O K A NT CKiCAM .t iiuiivii lottii u oil .* : ** =^ . * #* \ Rtfwtoi ami tailing I'rica, II SALS PRICE; emeusn “ "Cruise Club" regular 3 4 ’^ L im it e d T i m e ! To uchton ftrug Co, I lit fitted and boxy ntylcs " t j x j 1 phu las • Buy your eummer supply now! Cremnty-gofl, amwtli deodorant k«pe you well ^loumed/ Oiwl» under-attn j-eispli alien, atop* odor. lira iile Tuaay Deodorant Cream too! O t your* today and Mre balil Touch I t c t g i ! , tilluff," GfC'tin u n O W h i t t viF . i f special 2 9 * ^ "Kaybrooke”, w ;»- r _ x-- _ -j , ’ . regular 4 5 * ^ . special 37*50 ~ �t i n x c n r c v t io x a l r H r a c n »“»»rn#r P«rK A m u« inflP* f t d JOHN t #•f * mmm *‘l» iirrh IIKIINA III) LONGWOOD HOOT, Mlftlt* • ** —* H rlifioI— 1o m l , vturnlns W u r i h l p - ^ I :oo S#rm«r» Hu bje r t ; **A N»« Wli,f»4* ant of, U M B U ftm tn t" r iit-n iit or no i.s rriu t j i -i i iu « ■ r u itin T A m e r ic a n L e g i o n H ut -n ix b lo c k W * * i i»7 P a r k A v e n u e S e r v ic e e v e r y S iim ln y , 1:1* I’ M, -lo u t •p ra k v r* V is ito r s * » l. eoln #. L IE U T . H. K. C ltO G K K T T . p i n s r n a r x t e r i-H P W r n P a r k A v e n l Clh St. w p. n n o o K ft. i r . r iir iim nr m s. yA ren as■ lle v . (1 cj. D r a ls y . P i i l r r , * 111 P a l m e t t o A v e n u e 10,00 A. M. — S u n d a y S c h o o l, D e ft S m ith , H u p e r ln te n d e n L 11-00 A. XL— Morning Worship. I M — -A P r iv ile g e d P eop le" . S e r m o n h y t h e j u n io r : 10 P XI.— N . T. I*. H, ' on I* %!.-— I t v n n g e lle llp s e r v ic e . P M —."Pilot. J en in , nnd You'*. » «0 P. M.— W e d n e e d e y , P r a y e r • m l P r n ls e s e r v ic e . Church of The Nazarene 11.1 I’a lin c llo Avc.. S n n fiirtl, I'lu. (ly ilfr o f S ort ires • m i.Y r n o s s a n t c o r A i . > : H r a r i t P e r k A r e . a t P o u r i k Hi. t ll E V . XIAItK C A IIP K K T B H , H e c to r i l l o l y C o m m u n io n , 0:u a A . A r h n r e h H c h e o l, t : 1 0 A . M. M o ru tiig B e r r ie s , (1 :0 * A. M. S u min y # 1 0 : 0 0 A. M. S u n d a y S r h n o l 11:00 A. )1. Mnniiiiu Worship *'A l’rivllt>irt*(| I’ts ip le " 7sno r .M n I . C. H rn ley . V . i Ks ; I 'u s io r 8;00 I*. M. I'.v.ingrlintir S e n ire " t ’ilol, J r 'i h I’Iiiuh* .1511 \V and Vnu" 'n r o s r s Ja u re l A r e an d l? th Ml --tV lu d e J e s u s Is lt*g»" K I. tt n u tJ I I T , P s n lo r H u ix lsy S c h o o l, (1. M W ill Is, apl . I# on A . M. Morning f r e v i.il o n s l H v fv lcs, < h r I* l A f f ih it * « m 1 iir *» , J p | , : on I* Jhf. 1‘ Vu IkIt II■t |r K:iitl I*. M. Hi-diufdav I’enyer MeelltiK ( fff»tiT»n Q III r r t Ift K, > rrn y ^ r in IJ«iir ullil lllbl* p«o* I* \1. r fiu r » fU r * t,u I*. M W fflfu a tla i a fte r n o o n pr»y«r K troilnir. ? 1ft IV M i '•utiei iiiirfi, ytjtt'll f o r m S un a re invited In thpst* s e n ices lit * gv- a it S o u ls c a t h e i u t i a i M h , # o a o * i rxnor H o m tsy H en ooi, I I I A. M. M o r n in g W o r s h ip , I t u# A. MT r a in in g U n io n . 7 :Oo I*. XI. U ; r u in g W o r s h ip . S:t»v I". Xt. open H ou se s t ls r t h e e v e n in g w r v lo e . 'I IV o In r M U r H s r v lr e , 1:00 P M. V is it o r s W e lc o m e ! CHURCH of HOI) H v h h a tg B e h o o f H »tnrO »r*. M. C h u r e h fle r v lr e * . li: » o A. I t I ' r s y e r M e e tin g W e J n e e J a y r n ln o w * :# » P .IL - -• V I s lie r s W n lc o n ta . A. S |irriu l Mimic an d Niiigini; A l.iv e (Hispid w ith a Live Mesuiige Avenue. lle r to r r : 117 Sanford Height*. W eel ITth H trert. P o e t O f f ic e A U d r re s: H o i t i t I 'tfe a s l i t lies. ►ether Wllllem Nsrhlrab P s e ln r , Hu ml a y m e n s : l l : M A . xi. >:M A. IL en-l Dally Mans: 1:00 A. II. Confession n a tu re s* : 4:00 P. M. tu t o e P : XL >n<l 7:0* P. M. t o »:#>» P. M. W R IIS Y A V M m tO D IX T n i i i a n t o r r * o i.s n . M. rtW M K L K P a s t o r . B u n d er ,. S c h o o l, 10:00 A . I t 1 P r e e c e l n g 7 1 :0 4 A . M. • g v a a g e l l e t l e H e r v lc e , 7:10 P, M id w e e k P r a y e r g a d P r e la w fM * • *r T h o r e d x y K v e n t a g . 1:00 P . M. r w B ttm n u x rnrH rn U . H I IO W N I .R R D, tl,, l«**tor. C o r n e r o f O n k a n d T h ir d B u n d n y ft e r v lc e e : I t t S A- M -—P -m ffiy S c h o o l. 11:00 A. i t . — H o r n in g W o r sh ip A l S:00 P. M.— e v e n i n g w o r sh ip . 7:#li I* M.— J u n i o r n n d tt*otor n o n e P e o p le . 1 .A K S n o X I M B b a p iw e n u tea C e c il 11 C r te s e y , P a s t e r B u n d e y H ch eo l, 1 0 -t 3 A. M_ K o lg n d O llr e . H urt. M o r n in g W o r s h ip l l : t t A. E v e n in g W o r s h ip , 1-14 P, • T r a i n i n g U n io n . 7:1# P. XL W e d n e s d a y P r a y e r O erv lcw P. U . l.yninn High Seniors had their picnle ot Ssnlando S p rin g » S a t ­ urday nil day with 16 members attending a n d 'M r* . Laving*, Mrs it It. Cray. Mrs. Rayburn Mil wee nnd Mrs. lhiuglns as guests. A bountiful dinner was served nt noon T hr wrekhr m eeting of I-onguood Card Club w as en tertained by Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Menick on Hatlmixy evening when two tables wer«“|n play, A fish fry w ith all flxlns U scheduled for F rid ay night .May a h at Sunnyshndo Park. Pro­ ceed; wdl be lo r beautification ol the Town. d’bo Civic League held the May meeting on Tuesday With a larg e mitilliei ot mem bers and g u e its attending Mr*. Ruth C u tto r Nash deliv­ ered an Intensely interesting a d ­ dress on Seminola Indians as found by her and Mr. Nash, a government d ire c to r a few years sgn when they camped out with a family of Samlnolet In the Everglades. At the Hsptist Church on Moth­ e r’s Sunday, M a y ' 1C Dr. H a m p ­ ton Du Bbsa of Zallwood Acad­ emy with several of hla s tu d e n ts si ill furnish the serm on and music fm the morning service. A ttending th e luncheon of S a n ­ ford Worn til’s C lub on W ednes­ day noon from l^rngvinod wers Miss MUry Robertson, Mrs. J o h n Wadsworth and Mrs. Menick. "W*fe - O r - S c h u i t i v t u s i n d * rfo? ** Tfr Harden, Nunti Donovan L B. C. F i r s t E rd e ro U S a tliu r a * t-000 S r V u ll* . ■<“• Assn, to It. 11. Booth. et u* F it Jem I I Jiml Itank to Richard R e a ) S s U ta Mortgsxr* Payne, J, P, et ux to Mary Muse et ux. I » r r t t a J a m b a et bI. Honorable Discharge* £ Arm y of United States to ^C h attel M u rtla x c May *. 1»4S Trutuck, J . 11. to Sanford A t ­ Woodrow 1Vi (-c W a rr a n ty Deeds lantic Niitiniinl Bank. A rm y of Uniteti S tates to J. It. Veino, Harvey at ux to H enry RalUractiona of Mortgage A ugusta. .Gordon. Mitchell, A blue I).‘ to i.ewi* H. U. S. Navy to M arlin C o rrisr Jacobs, Mary L oretta et al to Mjtohell e t ux. A Florida C itru s Production l e m p l e . J. D. Payne et ux. II. S. Arm y to H oratio Eagle. P riest, Jo* L. e t ux to D unham Credit A m o . to Leon Bttlw rvr Conerata la c . Fortier,- M ary Agnes et ux J. T. to Pauline Tex ton. Mitchell. Lewis H. et ux to A. P.. YowrI!. tjlt'rt qoinq to s*fm DuBose, 11. C. ot ux to Itosn Lee Donaldson. Swain, J a m e s T. et ux to Helen L. Calhoun. k Covington, PqarL w id o w -o f W. r . Covington to Hibbard C assel­ berry et ux. A g rn a is a t fo r Dead' K night, Salome J . Exec. Ext. W. M.r K n ig h t t o C arl t~ llallenbefk f t u « summer/, Borden, Roy, Noah Donovan orrK R u . w A r r u n tm im e n J . A . H A flK lN H . I h it lo r C h u r c h ikhc-<il S;5Q F . M. Bbrtnoii b y T a ilo r ! : ! • I*. M. K v p n in t ■ •r v le « , 4:10 P. X . I f o ly r o m m u n lo n J i f i d ( h t f ld ii THx W HO CREATED THE DEVIL? « iir n a h n r i iiiiim t (l.*«»S k > * U N » .|t I k id .A »• »* **-f»ier tfu tx la y . ! • 3* n o trr v T M in * s e r r itT n itiH m t ^ u r « t A v k o t N in th Rt. H p v . U - N . lU n r tO d . P a a t o r Rundttjr R ch ool ttd k A. 14. T It. M M d U to n , Kupte M .»rnil,® W o M h lo l l : » 0 A. M. Triwlntfttf tlf tlo i, Troo p» kf. .............. ... 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'■ *t 1-4 *1.1 » I V HUMl'HIt P t >* TOUCH I on Seminole Dry Cleaners Pay I-1«'<)Ji'ht If•i■i i'impii J." ow n e r j . ta k ln ir n lilffu^T r h a lir r in B')in*r w titio u i tn n u ra n ri’ iuim th a n in prt--'.var tnnfta. M any u n im u r c i! rwonlo have con*i(t*r»<l ihem nalvea jin tc m e n i p ro o f. T ty y d id n ’t tia ve the am ount o f m o n ey req u ired to p a y • hid c la im . T h e y d id n't own h o m e, and th e y did n’ t th in k t h r y V have an a c c id e n t iin v w n y . , In the f ir m p lace, vm tr eat la a each aaa et today and the Court w ill aee to it th a t it i> "llauid ate< t” to |in v the Judgm ent a fa tn a t you. A m t if thie i . not enou«h the e o u rta have itt«eover #d that i f n m an h a . a joh he ca n tif m aile to pat at the rate o f 121 n m o n th , fo r in M ltiitv plt)» in tern al A lot o f f o l k a m ho h a v e n l w n y i r e ttU d h o m e - h a v e had to buy t h e m , the l.andlnr<l h a v m i' d e c i d ­ ed t o t a k e n d van tiu fe o f tin* fa v o ra b le m a r k e t to «»H. S o , if yod h a v e .a r n . nr :i jolt or a home, or all three. >nu are c e r t a i n l y not jiuijrnient p r o o f Krot art wtiut yo>i 11V VN S11\V Rea C.M. I l o y d k ry>,, " Y o u r M u tual ln a n rn tt ce K n eiid " Ad* ng in hangers, please! \ I I.S \ l l ( ) P A IM ’ SIIOI K X P K H IE M K l N NK CK SSAK l I.I**KrNViltnf*K« ) In 1 ." I \ I K - I H U J h K K I l>1 111 IN I M> »■ n il N f \ . in «*ti %n f trie i N l» f l« I * t * * I IT t* M‘ ‘i. r o v t l l t M l llt. I i;i. \ l . P i l l i n *M 'nil t «2*1 T il l . < I IK M ill rt o iiiim i• i* Pvstri jr« ti > t m Pot*ltl>' f\ * IV l I’M rV *‘Ifrui WILLIAMS ' I I rtf | (|H r i l l : i l i l t l IT r i i t l i T o r i n in t h j r n u u i i in t ' IN I N II KOH N ITHIM m h ARE YOU JUDGMENT PROOF ilrfuult li>nl. *, iM . m u \ f l ( ' prr>«*prt1 K t 1' ' *■ I r 1 fill* o u l r f l»r |n|M M li*'tl 1 *1 I h r • l A l i l t o i ) t m - r r ip tlf r - l f*> h * l i. m in GRADUATH VKTKRINARIAN III i;c >1II If r ■ H I »fl t ll f-M '1i%i«i ii' n 1fl f '* f ' I t . mi 11 i ' mu M f Sm mltiof* i K , r 11! a "it of S r f i *rr l ft.* ' n11k4 k— I ‘H i, to -**il I h r Mh *l*» • f Stricklnnd-Morrison Inc. Sanford • Orlando Highway Phone day or night 237*J in.*1** h f r » t » i ftrn . nrt r# < |«ilrril i *j M»p«*«r 1 • * r l 41rt Bill i•( «’tmn»Uli<f f H**.* 'I %»»■% KAKMT^OV .if i n o JllTl* DR. RAYMOND L. BASS V *• i| i i \ i ni 11 \ i i *i i t i . i > A GOOD ONE / S u n I n i il. I I n i Itill l O D A Y i* the b«*t time to replace broken nr cracked w indshield! o t w indow ! m your m otorcar. They i mpai r eitlon and mar the appearance of your car. -« l Ull S tR V IC G ffF Y 0 N D THE CONTRACT SENKARIK GLASS and M irror Company 114 W. 2nd S t. Phone 320 A L € fiN D \0 € tR H. J A M E S G U T A G EN C Y MtijCHVtbe ra an0*41 i t ’tm r ift Itan u rc T s p l e a s e ! B tfto fr tn fa AtfcafC, C k tiU r n , f t a n w i , , L I.A' tEY DRY CLEAN IM (hhinJo I’itniiv llio .CAUN0*RRD»1»4S THE LONE RANGER You too are 5 ( come om'N SILVER/ ON DISPLAY YEAH WITH THAT PARKER KID BOGGED DOWN, WE’RE 1^ - = ^ A CINCH, new / J----------- f SURF WHAl lit THE - - 7 MUD hOL l , m o WE'KL IN IT UP TO THE ^— ^ H U B S ./ MEA01WHIU By HAUL.^yjilW hUIN SERVICE OH! n w MOON1 , I 6 N T IT TOMANT7Cr fViiNtC U 5-0 Ji-L J K t TD O uaSELvEC'uc I »n tO ’r TO bi.A'IE Lj O ’ j.:'” '1 j j rMC N-OOS RELONS& 10 EVE2X- IT ,VTTVt A f iY B O D Y t f •% 11 0 �\ \k THE SANFORD O tR A L i* BAKPOftO FLORIDA F a c e s ix FR ID A Y , M AY I, 1345 A- D IM(. for tn oriitr fra n llf ii leave to sell ftno confirming the AR,lf **\ ll * » - l ptit^£f!10P clrsrflLrt! p r o p e r ty TIRE Lot 13 of fllork I of r.tir**ka, MutHlIrf^ton. * e c o rtl 10 f to. PIa L In N o ml A m t u c i a l e d C n m p lrle M otor T une W il li G Ij.i SW ITZ I p — G e n e ra l R ep air* CHRYSLER - P L Y M O U T H PARTS ^ f#eoM«4 ib r u t . i u j u k i. p i i v " • OlOONA II 41 1->u j f i 1 '(--trl.y „.illfl<«J that Mi' i l n 1*lieil v (It (u ((.. l(,in- S L A V IA ii.M . lil'W'-. R on d * C L A S S IF IE D A D V K R IIS IN C cornea Ole p er l in e for 6 i n s e r t i o n . • OM| JUKI S 1.44 IIIID OC! » (Sr per line fur 20 insertion* Minimum rale* . . . .10t 1**1 r “ P H O N E 148 OR B R I N G Y O l B A ils to THF. S A N F O R D H E R A L D Count, f i v e w o rd s In the line. Inrluilfriit phone anil address . smuo | l AN01N(* 1 jan n I 1««« I All advertisement* for eitualion. * ante,! will be ch arg ed for a t the regular cUaeifled rates. S IT . W A N T K D - FOR S A L E II. II. ■ ------------------ MAT T |««| II tl( 11 | INDt IM a ,tl( 4 i IK LO ST nf n c fn w i w op II. on IV . \\ A I t L t lie bill il*y L 'u u iit ) , uf Jun nj f ..r | * . . » *■ f i , A, estrea t h SERVICE r r |l Backed By The Highest Standards |(| l#f |*t« ■ 11 N e w in a n , /s a g ? ^ «lr< *»*i r n l Announcing ■m I Hi* i*e*W», »• »•' »lod. Grand Opening i.m lui *1 etieila* y*e M i l a n *(U*of• tnm r*er Him . Wkll* *•« til*. « t y e a r p e * k l* « . C.rlilrW Mester Tf»aA*n by 4 . 1* | Saturday, May f i * ;n l r * « l ftltd *if !*• Lt and au|**'*t i u|mn f !**■ Hit t|i- > uf Jy tic ,\. I • 194&. In Hu- D an rin j. — 1411 u f r u i n | i l « I i i I fM fil M g a ffi*I yh r til f i l l 4 r . i i f h r III (II*" P I rt'U ll *"fMirl nf y^mtnuJf* i_<i*unl J .TUNISIA at Hitnf-fiftl, WELSH TIRE SHOP W in e — S e tu p s ty in d p lc h e n anti F re n c h F rie s P t-T iji* b y J f n i r ? I.n u la I l a R k i t ' * iix ln g »m a c l 'u n f*»r tli>i*rr*» Thr H a h fn rrl I f p r n li} l« <I« alg ri<« t r <j - i leiiii II« r — in ly e v e 'lly w » ik C.*i“C . W e ls h N' W ' t Im b i , l^.tiUlaiin lip fe li) 11 w ill h * *m - lilMiary II yee let e* de M •• . I 4A* K H A W K I N S . N M in i H u n t Y t iil n l r Itn*. f p e t I f L in uf Palms and Pines Touch ton, 1201 Celery Av*. U* a complete line of Bullin' *FeW>: nlau groceries und cneo MODERN wall locatn l home. Phone H122 itr«ord* LEGAL NOTICE To « <>. pope U . 8 . T I U K S m ill T l ' l l l . 1' u title »«■tiled it. i ilil fi? u n i' J u-ijgi* ,it hl‘i iiffli’i. tii iji*. ii.ii rt ff.'ij-i •**a iif«ird Kl'*rlilu, .«( !»■ \ At ..n U»« Mh day of I Mi Till# l-M da) of May A l» 134a. II II NEWMAN. A* Kircujuf uf F*(nir *if n l on Itic f o llm .in if i lmrirri: Iluvitl B r a d l e y , id n m k anil d iso rd er ly . lafi; l>»ve W Vhile, i r u . d ru n k mil! ilia S i n g l e to n . o rd erly . J2C; Hi tie Im proper parking, 2 2 ' H a y w o o d Cosby m u l Wilev Moore, pnmbini f 1 1 each . For f a i l u r e lo rep ort fot i n ­ tuition . F lo y d S in ip a o n w a s held ‘nr » I ’ S Marshal. Itnlph r h i s •ttilni b e i n g held t o i in v e st ig n ’Ion. w a s t r a n s f e r r e d to V o lu sia count) BATES lOe per tine for one insertion Otk per line tor three insertion* I he aiuj iifitrr t unflrfMlng YU G O Ml of likllnboiu Cotinlj, Florid.i. «al<l real rotate 1) lug kutl being in 11»11 |<t. ro t'-nM /, Florida kitirf Pfluiigtltg h. iH A It S.t* ingti nt hi. ilrmlh TUv ITALY WIGHT BROS. CO. 13, lA U S tr t CYPRESS jhj»L; tnuik uml (owl 24 hour iervlcc. 112 Pine A " no*. 8 SUITS Mitt G I • " b lu e* pant* :ih FARM HOUSE foi Mile HELP WANTED In uiltn 1110 W rsl Ki l I St. ——---- -- -— - - * — — --------------------------- t f ' l V I f E SiBtinu man. Senifnole 2 0 A C R E f u i m tlle«l. pood tln « | Tir- Sh"p. 2UI N Burk A v c . Imr w e l l s , 1(1 a cres iimik Ii loll.' WANTED \ D V S i'. LADY P liliu it a n u iK K k H m i f i . n l FT. F. E. Bel/. 1101 Swuforii, H u 1U -IIOOM furnished. nuf. BOSTON m e t to P a rk At Btione 0 M W n m • SK i - L hi it giMnl po st Vgr iru de. I nr f11«r( irtiLir i »rt' ftifein im fit ru m plH Iii* Minfin*1 litffiid. 7CL't Pwlmctto A < I * »j:t If girl« fir» laiinrirv »U K- gufm and \vng« ! ' in*) in p »* ,fT» SrmtT’t»li 1 •Mjtil - | u in idi , f *« H|j j* Vk III LI A v p m ir 5 YARDS Dimly ri.-r in g m n t i *i in ! um l g 64041 RK D Chr>* Nil t III'Ml LiIII •©TlfJj 11m r ord ers. U A 1■I**J11 l. h i n i m . , . , M* 1 —- — «»V7 Vl*fd t [m i mi I'HJr ^ Nfiit m * •Ii link hi ilri v in |f I "»urt -luring ! f*. f’H* h ?t ntiff t* »* "I L> .Inclgi•tin*« with \ t" ‘ it l 41On **i jtiti dny% (nr i1 g. ht-fnijtnr^ fcldfc Bi«k‘t| flu* I’llhR At i"<t. k J n i Im'DiJ uf * H i'h g| «fv%J with '"Ml 'a ,* Uj-Lmitftci. -»*--i. ,i *_ Muuduy,, i *f t f\» S im irt f! |-»M. Hi* IM l' I (II P pi** i*I• 0 ROOM mode nlubcd. Phuiit I a -I d i 1 11 *i ] L ■ .la) wt’i’k 11iiiiMifif tnlini) ftiieif Will Phone A' i \\ I 1!l [ 1111 f h 1« H r u m o ii. ' 1 > E H V ) I'E tlepl Sm iferd *. i .1* \ S 'e'lu 'i w h i l e 4U •i* i.m.li-.l it, cotik fur t cm • MtMiUt* Atlmitlr llmik llhly l".i ui) wirk Hour* MISCELLANEOUS FO UR ESKIMO S P IT /, j.iippn^ 7 week* tiltl, 7 IS W. 1st St a fter i m r . M. FOR SA LE S E V E N ROOM furnished Iiuum I . d o t e In. Immedlnto pu**t«*lou. I R obert A. 'M)lll»m* , ' P h o n e 782 A tlantic Bank llldg.] TRUCK TIKES* WiYiow'Tlavo In a lock Norwalk Gold S tan d ard truck Lire* III (he fallowing site*: 800x10— 0 ply 7 a5x l7 — 7 ply 600x20— 0 ply 720x20 lo ply 880x20— , (1 ply 000*20 10 |ily | ‘ 700*20- H ply (WfralO— (I ply I 700*20 - d O ply CObxlO—‘ (1 p ly , 780x20-1- 8 ply 7-48x10— 0 ply' 780x20—^10 ply 745x10— 0 ply 706x10-7 7 ply 74&X17— 7 ply IlfN'f HtlYtl ''ttk ii * M > i known." (ftdikuv Msid •'py rtcinutic t r moval" t«i A mer li n nf Snvict nitUenH wu« going »n "ithniit tli> kliuwiivigr nf Sc»\ let aiilh". it ie "Thre<’ h u n d n d Smiei u i i / i j d iia p p e n rid fi«»m Lhglumt tind w* fire mtit 1 s e a r c h i n g Un ih em in I l.i 11 'v n i f t r u ’d |f. nf Convenient SOFA BEDS! j5 i i*i‘I h*fa* driving and »:.• • *.f f 1 Mr, ■( 51 3 chnrgvd with d»nnk 4*%lrr«l*il Alia vr •Lit 'Tii» the * I IKind «if John* i V. i ghi t’lifii gfil w ith run* 'H r »«*f tight. fc‘ ” ' nu huJcd tin ltd* •w<ng i‘hnrg«*R nnd fine*: F rfd Mnwaid. i hargfd with angnull uml • ' i t ' Tv SJtfO fine nr IK) dny*. p)u« '• d !i v ■ "f m ig ht fe n li’irn' umf 1 -rU nf I w4i i*hnrift*R dinui h <L, 11m d u» t ii ml petit lum m y, 11 KNEE-HOLE DESK f 11' 1 ru id. L ..in' *i w n*c 1' L n \ r i , w- fin e d flffi i n , h e It I i l l BUSINESS SERVICE A c o m f o r t c o r n e r l o r y u o r livdiiir r o o m — lr\ day a Im e li sofa b) nifflil a d e e p , re .s lfu l b u d a n d ivbill lio n ie d o e a n ' t n e e d a n e x t r a b e d im cucdonally! U uiu itifu lly ii p l i o l n t e r e i l u n d w i t h f u ll H prinif c o i m t r u c t i o i i u n d n inhotfuny fra m e . DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA I ’l i t l p m c t l n f t e r t h e s k i l l e d I S t h O n t u r y d c n i i f n e r u , l l i i s l i i i i u a i i P h y f e ntifu w ill a d d i h u r m t o y o u r l i v i n g r o o m , D u r a b l y u p h o l d t i r e d in t u p o a t r y * W ELDINGt By a n u p 34) year*’ wooer!enco w! xnleee every Job. W« urv cieU a trfaL Ten located a t <06Vt F m A. ft. Welch. Obviously • apartment MATTRESS R K N O Y A T IN O A LL T Y P E S m a ttraao aa 8od bo S * '- satiorf ,425!SA4t1 k FOR RENT- ANTEDSHOES, Site 10. tricycle Herand ATTENTIONt Bervtea an d vacationist* rooma two blocka f SL one half block of oeaah day or week- Phone 049-R. ' B e a u tifu l, . . and With every clinir should be u table, for convenience and good tunic! Tho addition of a few Well choaen tables confern upon a room that rich, livable ”up to a n u ff. appearance. s at the front can’t do it all! You can help— BUY WAR BONDS! » . t. /Ae chair with ' an air" TABLES for EVERY PURPOSE! _» PERM ANENT (.’hairs to Match nr 60 rji» d I' a' iielj. itlrn -t JI (•nllknv rtiiiri'ilotl ti.i.i **1' l(,, l l.imia Jitfiffci, Arttii# nvcryw lu or m . mu i i l i / r n . I< .. iimlei Intulcrnbli' riiiiiliUnii■ * ’ ‘ C Un. d $l» or «ft) day* llowevvr, he i l m r p . l Uml >«>i '* a‘"'! hiding Iteriltli iardn. For Icl roiirtBclIUllve* in England m- ■•fcsfiult vif irfbuttery ReluH'CJi cently ilitcnverril 1.7(10 Ku*(iliti> Opining w«*c fined Si!f» o r lU) d»y* In throe cnni|>*, I hr r i l i l t l i r r uf Mum'* Sliii/lclnry wu * fined |fi which had nut prevlmuly l.c.n u Is iliiy* fm reekle** driving. dUcloard. Bund* were K*lrrnteil bv ne "T he camp* w err m.ma -nl by '*'•*** the following cflBlyr, American military p i.iie nndri S'lln- M m William*, dbo rdcrly Intolcruhlc ctmdltiinu," hr *uid 1' i ' 1' 1 HU; [.run Morrl*. dlv “ In Camp Nn. I, the R ii »*ihii * ■td. ilc Liindurt, 12(1: fslwarr* wera held together with (ini ' ' -u", diunk and dUurderly mtma, under G«rnin*i ndminUti u *:’» I uni.. II. William*, recklem tion. (a m p * 85 a m 1 4f> w eir rn t i n in"- and no ^riv rr* liceiue cluieil with haibed wire, with m a ­ ‘.’m lliiiuiii' Itighlnwer, dL'oiilrr chine gull* un wah hto"or*. T in -| tm n i n d frr-- Jullu* l>u"*i Ru»*lan.'i worked Ulidcrgiound tr n "d i'il' ri'ililurl, 110. Th to twelve hunt a dully uml were . . .. f (Alvin H nore, ehaure' badly dretsed. “ Mb djvordi'tly ronduet, "■»* ijl* "W h en a Soviet genet ul ap .".u n i j f j p r j qinoiinlaJ t o S44' itarxilj.llia . prlauner* wrpt Joyful TlV'-duTfr | I 8 y and demanded immediutu re ­ flw Monday. Paul Daniel* w»* patriatio n." Golikov laid "outragvoue Incl- token In tho Yalta a g r e e m e n t dente” look place In Egypt In Golikov said Russia h a s already which “ Pollih o gi tut nra, with re p a tria te d 04.180 Allied wai tin approval of the BritUh, and civilian pri.soneri from for “ i p r c a J mallcou* untl-Suvlet pro­ mcr G erm an-held te r rito ry , ary* p ag an d a" nnd tried, with provoca­ (hat an additional 136,812 pri tion! and threat*, to d i t iu f d c to ners a r e ready lo bu r e p a t r i a t­ Ruaalan ax-priioocra from r e t u r n ­ ed- All ouch British an d A m trlcai prisoners of war, he said, hay* ing to th e Soviet Union. KUiala, Golikov e x e r t e d , Inn been rep atriated , with th e excop obierved all obllgationy under- tlon o f a small group *>f kick and wounded. FURNISHED apartment or cot- rtment furnished, no children. Call phana 1100. IHlli C’u iitu ry K m if-h u lf tienks. |j*ul is fii-cl mnluiK-iin lop w 11)i c a rv e d ro p Bilgi;. Kourny draw or* A decided unset to a n \ liv in g I’otini, iH’d ro o m or d en ! t HUY AND veil care. If you w an t quick cash te e me. No trad e too large o r too email. Am willing to sell on term*. You don’t have to aee anyone bu t me. Janie* A. William*, Sipca Ave. WANTED TO RENT «it 2 .(Ml !» n*nj». nnd Unit A n irin n . a ,* F O R HAI.E VACANT five room liouac, 28ixi SanJord Ave Robert A WlllUm* Phone 732 Atlantic Bunk Bldi; WILL PAY cirnh for miy make ii (itnnu/hile fro m [^*10 to 1936. <i It. I k.l! iniit Avalon Apart* m e n u No. 1. T H R E E IIO U 8 E 8 nml Io u fm on]u on h ard mud Ibdmil Ltifnber \ urd 1 ** I In* ( in t e .i * on I ’ M ( ' m i l u c t A * » I i<1u m I tlim h a d it n ih iv e d t SfH) 111mi u t • d .d fuel '• L il* . S r i v i i u O f f ic e r *t S t u - Stlltcx | w h n ih f " M i e r I 'u l m u U u m • t d ! u ii I in n GLADKII,AS fui lule. Mi* l.e»lle WenL 108 E lMh Si. U0 i t d.v, VS Vlurtuii, being tt m - f"'rrA*«i \a thv ('hief * * L mikui I A pnmg *• * *»»**8t m m vngraury. u n i i in In JiiM'lillr I «>(»t t with B) S | | l | ' n c ru j tilc<l la m l, f m o tree * R o b ert A W illia m 1 1DO or M’ s A I LSI >\|*Y f-'T MaUe i FOR WALK OARAGE APARTMENT cpV(» • gr*l v* 1111 >1run Ikn l NEW, TWO Imiitrtiiii nnirrpU l»llK*k hritinr in S hu L*»IIl 4* IxMlUtifull) flflls|n'‘l I 4(1 kjt lul g a m g r . IMii.ii.* hftM Phone 7.TI t C ases Are Tried In City C o u r t ■ '« " " ! « 'I <•< in t i! h J "* *‘-L*d .i{ -Ptii i- ,if Ki(„ Y hriilrr ... .............. . ll Drunken Driving l A f t ’UHPN I t r i t a i n , O f •Intnluriihlu ( d i t i o n s ' A nil I ) ! ( ( f | I i | ( > | i 111111 •*r h ufnj IhitTfiniiii IIHind! fT flURNKR ,.r-.w „r !l;b*ifi« r»H t i Moscow Assails Allies’PolicyOn Freed Russian or MAN who it. willing to ntsk* t «■rtti «•t iii v mu r ifiery in order o rto b le . B le n d s w ith c o m p a n io n n ie c e s — in liv in g Lj T K r.^ b l M ^ _ »^h!ppaB B daW • Cotktail Tablen r i T u m p Tiblea • C hO r'ttW w w|(h J w o R .li.lt t . : . w o n d erfu lly com - , * •osm , b e d r o o m , -i j U . . . M a d e by. ro m w daa^ 4 o n il to s e n , g ists* -«»• , 0 f q u ality . . ■'* l $ 9 9 pair ‘IPs Eaay to Pay the Mather Way” 1 Arcade PACKAGE STORE _ »««• tm m ■:V. - .‘.*s t,'.1 J04.OT B* laL ' ' V:i. . . . . '' �IV.;*4 ' 1 ** I .. <&lw§>m\forh Ifentlii QUITS UNCONDITIONALLY ■• < I H III. e l Iksiperl l willfer wlikiu ­ If * 1 wish la bo f m | If wo wWi to , 9 f X 4 U J t la * lolate thoM , In r s d a t a b le p r l r i . . le g e e f o r - .w k ie h w« b in b e ta n lo a f * 1 D t.lB T . VOLUME XXXVI Wl AN INDEPENDENT SANFORD. FI ,0 RID A, K .sta b lh ih e tl 19 08 1 * * * * NEW SPAPER & > MONDAY. MAY 7. 191.7 * m • • IttlllllT I l l I r a k IW ri H TtW f WWW. r*.. con ­ te n ding — * e ■ H i fight I — rA T JU C K » Mcnittrr A viifiytrd I’rcw • • • • • * • ' Nl MUKK 115. ■ * • • § # » » i Stalin Delays Official Announcement Of Victory As British And Americans Celebrate Peace In Europe America Greets An­ nouncement With Solemn Prayer And Hilarious G n y e t y ,, , • NEW YORK. May 7. (AIM — A CBS correspondent Ed­ ward II. Murrow repo rtrd from l-ondon today lh*1 President T ru m an and Prime Minister Churchill were p re­ pared to broadcast official new* of the aurrender at noon today but were d e l a t ­ ed because Marahal Stalin waa not yet ready. l t Wutch Frisco Conference ... Gen. Eisenhower Gets Surrender ■' To Allied Annies Capitulation Signed By ( t en e r a I Jotll, Nazi Chief Of S taff i WASHIN GTON, M a y 7. (A P ) — Presides! T ru m a n Mill Io d ic he had agreed with the London and Muwcow government* th a t he would make no announcem ent on 'th e aurrender of enemy force* “until a alm altineou* announcement can be made by the three goTeramenU." Until a alm ultaneoui statement can be made, he d e ­ clared. “ there la nothing I can or will aay to you." The Freeidenl'a abatement, releaerd by Tree# fleerelary Jon ath an IHnlela, waa add m a e d to the preaa and radio*. When Dante la waa aakrd about Britlah annooacemenl* th a t tomorrow wilt be obaerced aa V-B Day, be aald (hat he had nothing to add to lha P resident'! atatemenL e TWO W O UN DED V E T E R A N S of the present w *rv Pvt, J a m o U noch (left) and Seaman T h om as J. Kyle, disunities of Iwu Jtmu. ook hopefully nt the meeting place uf the United Nation* Security Confarence in Man Francleco. L i t e thoir buddies fig hting on front. In Europe ami the Pacific, th ey te r m to hope th» l the conference will, a* President T rum an said In h* opening *per-ch. crentc * world iecurity orgnnlaatlon which would enforce justice and redeem the sacrifice* or war. ( Intel n a ti o n a l) Local Stores To Senator Pepper Close As Soon As Pledges America V-E Day Arrives To Finish Japan Public Ih Standing Wants German Indus­ By Awaiting Formal tries And General Presidential Word S t a f f Eliminated i n t A a » o « la ie4 Wre*e) America grouted announce , ment t<><t«y <if Germany's Stores are r ripimlod to rlooe unconditional aurrender with it* soon n* the official announce mcnl of V K Day by the Prcsl u mixture of cmotlona. dent I* received. In accordance Hilarious gaycty, aolemu mlh.Thc .OecUlon flt.lbn. ttenfani prayer *in “ the*'' street*,'"H Merchants Association at their 1partial steppage of business meeting lust Monday. It w a i aafd by W.V. Hitting, president. and an electric feeling of today If the announcem ent cornea b e ­ excitement swept from coast' tween 6:00 I\M . and m idnight, i to res will rem ain open lha next to coast. W ASHIN GTON, [>. a May 7. I Special) victory In Europe una Biiiiounecd Senator t'lnudr Pepper, foremost am ong AinerilUUt 4JullUcal Isadora . p y I w w w the conflict with N ail Germany, ralln l upon America to reaffirm ita determination to fight for total military victory ag ainst Jap an. ‘‘This is tlie d a y for which we day, ho aaid; b u t if lh a flash, have been w aitin g—the day for cornea a f t e r midnight, th ay will which the people of the United Nations have bean fighting, s u f ­ d o e s all day. A t B:00 P.M. on the evening of fering and dying,** Senator P ep­ V-B Day, Union aervicci of per said. “ Adolph H itler's N atl T h an ksgiving will be held a t th e empire ha* died in lha y e a r 6 Ita boasted thousand-year F lr a t B a p tis t Church, ft waa a n . of (O aatlase* U* Page T w sl nounced by th e Rev. Jo e Tolle, pastor of the F i n t Methodist Church and preaidant of th e tjanford Ministerial Association. William F. T horne, com m ander of Campbell-Loaiing Post of th e Amercan Legion requested ail Legionnaires to mobllite at Sanford Naval A ir S tation '! (Ouwtlawa« C>a r a n r » « r i Bcraupv nlna w ent over to DaLand Sunday and poundad ou t a New Yory Cfty'a reaction (Ceattnne* On r » t * f » « / I CITY BRIEFS ' Naval Air Station’s Nine Wins 12 To 2 H am b u n of th e Bemlnola Chuptur of P u t u n F a rm a ra o f 1A m erica w a n t to . e n te r a atatu harm onica co n test an d lack only 8ft. M. La Telford who ltaa the latter team, It waa announced served two tonra of duty In thu by LlauL J, IL Bdlaon. graduated Pacific la viaitinc'with hia tw o) Welch Convalweaht Hoapltal a Radical slaterl, Mrs. Earl Doaaty and which boaata a team that acta anything anything but _ eonvalaacent will and who Mra, William Vllhaa. bo at Municipal.rtlid If unle Ipat •Field Wodneod*/ Wadntsdi : boon a CIGARETTE BAN evening to fill th e footprint# left hospital by th * Roaton Brava*, and to WASHINGTON. May 7, WI­ InstrucTH* OPA- today banned tha ratell play Sanford NAS. ______ „ Tha ganae will etert at 8:80 aal* of ____ tooM _______ clganttea,^ putting all diitribatkm on a full pocmk* P, M. and It 1* fgpacted that all age or nothing boat*. It aafd I Sanford sport enthuilaaU will b# rgaulted in “unnaces-1 on hand- Adnlaaion will bo fra*. Th* Wtlan team, which on oarily hig h prico*." April 87 boat Sanford NAB 1 to .' bowed to the F t Pierce AmPFC. mBUGHT m m O T B D of 8 to 0 at I*romotion of Pfc. John Cullen hlblanany the W rlgbVflm t gunner with a mo- &L Plane*. Si tbo S anford Skeyington tore equad in Germany, to rank at eergoont hag boon announced NAS team to victory Sunday over by the Army commend, accord­ DaLand with Donnar doing ih* ing to arena received b y h tj par- catching.' Th* Battery for Benfeed Wedneaday night will be OflrweU, who plm tel <8 vktoriea th* Sooth Sea la land*, and Army two jrgara oT B iaw fta » ~ ’ , • SETTJ 4 mJ fc , fb ' i: - 7, l A P I — v ar m h isto ry th r t in r o n - u iili •lit i«»mji I y i i r n i u l r r <•f «VI||tl> T in4 - i » r r i ‘inlf*r i»f t lit* ID i f h tu t h e u r H t r r n A lli e s .trul U i iM ii u \n u> m a d e a t t i i 'i i r n t l K ifY e n h o w e r a h e a d •liiarfiT** a t R fim s, F ra n c e (u « «d lu ll r m tk ljif it lS , c h ie f •f * i - iff fn r tin* (ie rn iH v i * r m > . I'll* •- -# a ii htniM* *'il u f f i n a l l y .if 1 !'1I' * a* • •' 4’ - In to ld . 1•* ■*• 1- » ■ii*tt V.l C, n t (• trlj, i «r«nd f !-i,i I a r f ir r Celeryfed8 Win Championship In Recent Clashes Dixie Division " CapL Reft Reveals| While House Is Di r e c t o r Wilson p urry Xo Suggests Markets Continues Push How Iteekel liiimhs | n Launched Into An wr n Consider Oysters AnnounceVr Day On Mindanao T h o iiH a n d s ° f Japan- ii 1 Uf i Iiiiiuflii •! u ■tu Ih, I 1,*■*-' if\i*aIt’d ii i nn r t is. '.1 1! ,,f Ml .Mill Mi 1. . . 1 III. U.e Mh» I I l . i 1 \ I •!.**» • ■1 ............. *nit! uf»1*1 1 • • ...l.ui.l ».... Radio Equipment J . Is I \l h S tt.V V n .L E . May 7. (Hpe■l< tsuggcstiim ti n . been in th e S t a ir M a rk et in g ■i ii* i ufihfii* (i. W i l l i a m I~ By "S O N N Y " It A BOHN S e t l ’ p B l i t F l a s h *1 il n I »n t v I*, of M a t e Msr ea e A r e T r a p p e d In The Sunlord Celery h c l Has* t* it t h . i o u g h t to- a go od hall team Lr*uinr tin champion* - N o r t h e a s t C o r n e r Is l.onii Delayed • t> f'' * >. E l,-rid s S t a t e of their d i a t i i c l by detru tlng W in '1 n * . 1 I . Sc ip the I.S f- . l. i liscden Eildav by « score i t * * nr 1 M \ II \ Mi s -tto , We < haId to h. i,n> on S aturday b) th- i - bt. A l » -I • - . . ’ In i oiac k e i . th a t t o o t in g O r la n d o h> a s c o t , ■' i/T'i I . i i up, . i -in n fr ig I to 1* The tram* were I I thrtp ,■c* hi >1 ,.H o . where matched and the gam e, pro*,.I •■ni ......... . lit Ipji nii* ."I« ! Mil Dn *a< In *-i i J, wiit I- r i m e d w i t h 1 to In- a thrill and s match m J (Ilk M'lfuiUr1 divihtnii ti « 1 ra|i|M d St. HMI.m, I.ilf r * . ............. . l l* -Ml* ' y* " Ho ni'itr ( u t u r r If the o y s t e r skill. H»nft)|d I I . . it PrM ♦ill t h r ail! « lu'Ti it • I p til'd rth rm I* rn M indMiiu p ro d u c e r an d the o y s t e r c o n i u m Callahan took the muund in the on Mno li'u r n r d f u r t h r fim t turn Hllfild' list IL V f-trii 1prill-mi an aj R Wftftel ri would like t o liHve Us t r y thlx hcmi-finali against W inter Gar tier \ ■ f|n fk tt*t 11r t i I it ln.Hu m t h r W lilt*' >r„t, w r nit w iltin g t o cun fat w i t h |f | VUftl Itel f Mt 'I ' den hut walked th r first mini A niff'it r*»L-<1riviiiy »4th. u h tr h «n t iti i i i • It r a n h r fun d i-\ • |l>ll -f 1111111*11"ill ii n«iNi t h r Kwtiul t In Mat*> t ‘iM isen Htioii D«p«rt> sacrifice bunt put Ko*s on third F r f d ii v c n td u rrd h a v n n . t h r l mnI in it ti uii il* tail ii ml 'Ini li e u f Ih I lit*'lit nl ................ Mini! |i* rh a|r. vi tirk ui> a p la n Rhihtimn** r l t i tu b#* Tisdale made s clrsn hit to left i i i r a h l r M ite t. tiif ih r i' ir* in ii “ I'i i » i h i , t a n Ft 11 im | cull. t hr JupMlirki , - [te*MIf tl . 1,i field and Ross scoicd putting held( I «hv I 111i'l I kit f *l',l It u - r! l.m M n ( ln b r 4 On P » g » F a n f V if f■ SC.-it! I m ■1111Hri’ift nt (. :[H*k ifh' H ia f ketx Winter Garden in the lu»d. tit' tie r \ id it i iki^l ■f* *id 1 fr hi lido lr . I .tied a f' lhiws Hanford was not to be out done >, riu * a t! tin d r it ■f i n . *.f I "I i k i - h.Iis N i s i i i Hide M a r k e t and Cullum. Fed catcher, msd, s h ■i f.»- ifff tend •! | i. • Hid ... u i i ' il ill.- r s t t r i u v di y w e a t h e r nit and stole to third. Dyes* got »d l. i. * • my i i ' f r i I c ( l i s t m a r k e t, n hit to cen ter field and Cullntn I** "II'M • I iir i *m| i la a scored, Dyes, stole to third * si ,l ■I • .( n* luhan i n walked ami I tngle • ni 1t 'I !,«pin i r I ..uii Ki* • .*■) rn il.i inn h u l a M a r ­ U!)s»r- Grunt I ' n y t n , ht I •dogged out a two base till scor­ i *i d ya n h • *n • N. i ' * i.»*„ if* t iN cn j ihp quart* ing Pyess and Callahan A imp Htitidni nflrtiifMin a! It I.S (,Vluct f **it t i mi i «mi ll- n * t. . 14a /v( a l U L . u u h i f . , «4iLAAb a n d i-u'IU** AC ‘C after urn illrtf* qf of r ^riif. fly ended the scoring with Hsji uImi it^w. lJ)t|y t i»*« wAfltmik' •*»•»• T M o) C11, H11Mu & l i ! i ni l<»4! tlp*I th ro u g h th a t m w * Tor*! leading V m t Ui Ofi*. STh raVlftii ’ \RK hur u I'ld* 1f*. I - in n k-* th e 4?«idu*n>« hut n n i . thtiiigh l i i m a l u c s %till r e m a i n In th e second Inning Brumlry IH 6 6 in In d ia n a , m id hud w p rnl a e i c in ink inm'. h u t th v m f nr him • irimir r<»ri» H lH*vinninj( l o waa hit by a pitched ball. Me- the last m o n th , v u ilin g n n 'ilw s * mint' in f a n and will COBKea sacrificed fo put Rrumley on his non, I. I' I'urton, lull* P»l tt> the Allli*. tinin* for t w o m o re w eek s at l e a s t , th ird and Brooklin drove e long metto Avenue. From UMI <•> t h o u g h d r y w r a t h r r has a f f e c t e d “Study of thu rock'd • hr •*» fly to r i g h t field to score Brum- 1B3(, Mr. I’aylon lived In ,Suu thr ip mlity. p e r t , blew up the clulm l-v tbo C s a l l a t N Oa P a e , g e a r ford. 111. Imiiie in Indiana v n - In AN k it . I I III AIK lu ll' i “ The J a y S l a t e l i v e s to c k Mor* N a n s that they writ- uhh- to Vlnrennes HUM HER aSIWIlMN. Englitml, krl rep o rti a fair male on M a y mainlitln control uf the nru jn He Is survived by four daugh Mity 7* ! H|wr*i'*i4il i f ieul l Him I' I-t with h ogn lea d in g in t h e ter: M i n Edns P ayton a r d Mr,. Idi- lit flight 'front Iht giotmd t • r I'*-r * 2 'I, u f *h 11*111>', 111Iiu I •»f »i luiinhrr of h e a d sold. II. T. Sirurc of Vlnrennes, Mrs. [ “ Hitler's weapon *• made of It. 17 F l y i n g h «nlir*AA uf l)ie 'Wifi “ S iobII ij u a n t itie s o f b e a n s , po George E. Millrr of El Dorado, light Timtal, umhahly uluinimilii. Ito m lriT 15roll|», Iuin b et'n a\%nnlvd i s l u e , , sq u a sh , t o m a t o e s , c u c u m ­ and Is about six In srveit feel in Kansas and Mrs. RuUi Hutchifon. A *UNITED STATEH NAVY i Ikt 11ii nl I lit k I ri«f F lu s lfr lu Ihi" bers . s w e e t co rn , field p ea s, p e p ­ ADVANCED AMDllBIOUH of Dtuna Vista, C a llfa n iia : three diam eter at It* widest tuirl, lln- Air Mrilnl fur ’'mtrrituriiii ttt‘htt*vr p e r , and c e l e r y s r o c o n t i n u i n g mid-section. It tapers to four eons, L. P. Payton of Sanford. BASE, ENGLAND, Mav V. (bpe(Spe n ir n lM tviiili luirtirlpuling ill to m o r e cm the S a n fo r d M ark rL clal) — O. Iluagh Carrltoni. J r ., Jo e C, Payton of Bunlfay, and fret at the nose nod thu-* fi i t K ig h t h A i r F u r re h o m liin g n U n c k .1 f i t i u a h o u s e s h a v e closer) f o r t h e “ at th<3 tall. The monslei v»eiyhSgt. L uther P ayton, stationed who** parent* live a t 611 Park tin Nazi vkiir nutllstriri*. srsHon a i h a v e s o m e o f the p l a c e s 13'A tons and l 'mil t lui Avenua. Sanford, la drawing lila with the Army a t Clovis. New st>out The p r e s e i i t a i i o n w h , m a d e t.y j o f the v e g e t a b l e d ea lers . It b nice II. Uscry. a former r h r m l.t Mexico, one sister, Mrs. Ida M. postwar plana around th* tourist Col Hubert W W a rren , V er n o n , esper ted this m a r k e t will c o n t i n u e of WllmlngUin. Mil, i-.tinmli d Goodman, of Indianapolis, lnd„ Dade of Sanford. v o lu m e fo r tbo Texteh. co im n m fH ^ r <»f I lie g ro u p bundling s m a l l “I hope to aatabllah a buiines* and one brother, William Payton It, cost was nt Icn.t .'At thuUBUod ’*h»ch hs« mt*r JOB missions tu n e x t t w o or t h r e e w eek s . dollars of French Lick, Ind. In Sanford that our fair city " F u rl F ie r c e State Farmara “ In the fr o n t section. In-fore tin- lit c h i l l i Mr. and Mm. L P, Payton left does not have, aomathing that Market rep o rt* the .sjte a s o, n l a _a lr u*, ti , ■!* l i r •r e s *iu ^• tu warhead m 1uount, i j IJ v , (th n srr n r ip I, ii a vcom u iii tU, 11 i ir h ' au A w uiitm v i 4l 1I*h — -j-l i t 0 with the body thl* nftcrn>H»i for will be a help to the community tArnatoci i u t a U iu t io u j <>■i J ulq J qu c o i o j i o f 1tu' A n n v_w^.No«-| i t mccut ......v ^ -^ .v ■~,l^ f TTny~rtn and will aid In bringing tourist* ■Vlncopnc*. I nil, where t ^ f uiit-ml u a itm Tft iN V T g fa lltfg lteea i year-old v i;m „ i Unties dry and hot. Not much g r e a r finned charge of flying Mr ii ml M m . II former Seminole High School »lu'a c ti v it y is e ip e c le d on this m a r­ Oviedo. dynamite. F o u r wood panels dent aaid. ket during th e next *ra*k. _ — ilfvida the c o m p a r t m o n t . In t h e WUh °ver twa year* of navel “ Holly If 111 and Titusville S ta t e u p p er rig h t h a n d rorurr. o n e aonrice' to hla credit, Carlton ie Markets arc reporting Increased c o n t a i n s t h e m a s t e r radio, w h ich a motor machlniat’a mat*, flrat Interest 'ill homo canning o f r*fl« oiivu se t, k e e p , the rocket on it s cilia aboard th* LC1 606, which etublei and m eat hy grower* nnd c o u r s e an d s e n d s It tow ard th e operated with the Britlah daring tmusowlvca In the m arket vicini­ t a r g e t . S ta r tin g T hursday afternoon at ties. and Immediately afttr the in ra­ Ena. J o h n Bell Kurkin. USNR. Canlniri B erry ts hl it would tie 8 rOO o’clock, the City Meat In ­ don of the continent last June " P lan t City reports an Increase and line* that time ho* ahuttled spector will be at the automobile impossible to control the rocknt was instantly killed on Tuesday. uf 10,376 packages of v agatabltg May I, In an airplane accident from the ground one* it was ■had In back of tha City Hall troop* from England to Franc*. over the previous week pasalnc which occurred when ho was through the m ark et with btecl f o r the purpoa* o f inspecting launched. making n landing approach at ‘‘Dcfinlely, th e whole thing is meat* offerer! for sale In Sanford FISH FRY eye and Crowder peas contlte which does not b e a r Federal or done by s e t ti n g the dials and the 8 a n fu n l Naval Air Station. to bold first place, pepper* Ena. I’a rk in is survived hy his B U ta Inspection stamp*. fixing the ro d jo t end the other Th* Xhranbi Club will celebrate tomatoes showing • close second. m othern , Mr». Lilian N. Parkin Inspections will continue Mon­ gadget*. It moves so much f a s t ­ "LadIts Night**, Thursday eve­ Watermelon* appeared on t b a ning with a flgh fry st 6:30 d a y and Thursday of aach week er than man'* mind that it is i m ­ of Lincoln. Neb., ami a brother, m arket for th a firs t timo th is o’clock at tha shuffle board court a t from 1:00 to 0:00 P. M„ ac­ possible to control from thc Thomas, of Evanston, III. Before season with 28 crates bringing he" en tered the service, he \»u» fair prlcta to th* grower*. beck of the USO on the Ukg- cording to H. N. Bayer city gVound." Canadian In fan try who c a p ­ a s tu d e n t a t the University of fronL Ed Lena, chairman of the clerk. The season a t the Pahoka* Mar* On and a fte r May 10, It will tu red a V-weepon site in n o r t h ­ N eb raska. Ens. arkln reported ket Is rapidly draw ing to m cios* “Good EeteM. “Good Entertain­ ment” and “Soeiel Affair* Com* be unlawful for any parson l» east Holland Friday were told to the S anford Naval Air Station, du* to dry w eath er. Celsrjr her* mlttee” la buey getting things In keep In hla place of business In by Dutch civilians th at the f l y ­ on March 36, for operational vesting will continue for two or ordet far the outing, end today the city for sale or storage, any ing bombs o ften turnsd back on trah iln g . Prior to th a t time, he three week* and potato**, revealed that the menu will In­ Bteat n o t bearing eith er a Fed- tha G ermans and exploded. The received flight training a t the plant, peppora and beans will clude “booh puppies” and "com eral. S t a t e or a City i t a m p , pc* cM liana referred to them as N aval A ir T rain in g Boa* in tlnuo to m o r* in imol] voTqkW o a t b t . o o h ”* w r U b p W 5H. 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M o tio n ! a n d N u rfh w r * f « n » t i e r I* ■in if iubr. in a* un it ntu*lt n re it C tn a lu % Ij- r lv ^ r n Tun t u*t * mi it ! r f*"«I* f rr»u 1tiw J m a in iiiilw •f dc-atfaa ilnvs Mi'V i tr t a rm ie s m v ad iMlnmnl Sun ltd td ««ito i , The imemnlilioBal aori-indey of J. i u« M « o m »b 1 mm ------------------■ ------■ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------the beaten lemnstils of hie legions was first »nui«n»cd by l ‘r ? m s i« . T h e .n o w . bwjyti b reak . IC ssiB iw f r r * « n s t v • „ i “ ParMameirt will meet at the u iu a l tim e |onm rigw ." Dr. Ralph Uat Sgptembmr ♦ I.O M IU N, Mai T, ( A P ) — lion oral Eisenhower announced the German unconditional su rren der tu the weslcii* Allien uttd st Ins hcndiiuarteM Bt Reims, Fienci ituiav rhe siiMender »io made Ln l ol Grn. (.u s ta f Jodi, chief <>( staff fur ILi'i tier ii in tf *r m\ ay it lit juiiurrtl of fit*im11> i i r , t'lB ateo bt rw v tff* *.* / w I i i\ l> < * N \ 1 hi* M>NlK)N7~May~T. (AIM— WThc Britlah Mlrdalry or In- ' ^ r m a l l n n announced today th a t tomorrow wilt lie t r e a t ­ ed aa V• F, Day. The Ministry aaid officially th a t, “ In ac­ cordance with arrangement* between the three i r e a l po* era. the Prime Minister will m ake an official announce­ ment at 3 I'. M.. Britlah Itouhle .Summer Time. (• A. W.. E a . l e m War Tim a), tomorrow, the Blh of Maj " The aiuiuun.ement a a I d th a t the Prime Minister "will broadcaM at 3 P. M. and hia msjcwty, the King, will broadraat to the peoples of the llrltlah Empire and the Commonwealth tomorrow at * A. M, llrlUak l>ouble bumm er T itle (3 !'■ M K.W.T.1" "In clew of ihla fact," the announcement yield, 'Tomor­ row will be a nubile holiday ' . a n d Ibe 'lay a fte r, Wed nee - ilA h»lW»y." Surrender Is Made At E i hon b o w e r ’s He a dquar t er s By German Staff Chief Danes Celebrate Liberation In ('openhatfen _ � 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 04, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 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 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