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r A G K B IX
THE. SANFOItf) HERALD. Ra n FORD
M ONDAY,
There’s No Place
AT OHCi t• r * .
liO«...tf»«4 by milliomi
U# yean . . . fry Iff
Like H O M E .
For FORD SERVICE
3,
1946
lil= = lll = lll = ll l= ill= l ll= I I I = ( | | E I I I = ll l= H I = l ll= I I I E I I I
our ro MALARIA?
4 *4
JUNE
D IN N E R
IAFI ■ QUKK - W I I
A T
8 :0 0
AN INDEPENDENT DAU.Y NEWSPAPER
V O LU M E X X X V II
L IK E
13. R. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Huilrlintf
p i
ff\
t e* n
y
or
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ESTATE
BEDROOM fur lent
* Miiirnnltn Ave.
Lurie
Altli St roil I Ifc.ilty,. Ayrncy
oi cmif.M > jif #«|»#-1t^y |!uy•x.iiJ Ki-aUv
.. , .I
A R T IC L E S
I* UKNISTIKfl house or apt. fot
.Snnfoid hull player, wife and
i! rhlhlttn. Phone .lulintt Kten
Mx.m I1H,
80 Ilk If, res port-til.le fatti.ly of
three w-uitls two bedroom house
or apartment, fimil.ihed or unfurnishe.1 Please irnlv to |l»\
KkP r
lie ruiil mill tin 2ii>l
lf*l« f»11**rt•• .t 111»Im*r
2
e in «wn«r *
n e; N. Osborn
nn, one mile
le Creek' nn
.
4 REAL ESTATE W A N TE D
IVK OH h:« tieim hnu.M'
(ibiirti«.«f» 4i»wo l*}i.)ne
l 'U MlUJil l i l
F.
Service”
mpu.
Kre<- l.m
**■“ * '«• u rn m ile
x-'i'n mil rail
flu—TirTTWi
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1‘OI.OHKH (;|Ri.s f‘»r Imimlfv
work. Ketnihole County l.iitiji
ary fa...- h t ft \v.
it. a port: co. iNf
I Iti N . Park
" l i . lot soda Ko
ey’s Oruir Sfnre
lull lime.
Skit v a s t
K iln ,in 1*11-1; \\ ni-:
H il l II
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S H E R IF F ! S H E R IFF C LA Y TO N *
W HOA! r r - ■
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NO, YOU'RE W RONG ABO U f THAT,
JEI F. YOU'RE LO O KIN’ AT. A M A N
W HO'S JUST COM E TO y i 'j r j m j n r t
HIS S E N 5 E 5 !
4
WHAT DO
YOU M EAN5
H»V TKKI. ha
|»w<* tfiiun
w .'ml Si
l i,
U P llA l M Kit 1
A
1*’4tt«l»l III --If
fit*r
Ilf H\Vl|,
lo a n s
0 0 K AT IT R A IN ! BUT W H ATS THE
D IFFER EN C E TO
IV E GOT NO
* !0.*.V£ MIGHT AS WELL KELP DRINKIN TILL I SEE THE DEVIL ON H0R6E-
m u sA i.i.
!•••* ffeel.tr <lurli t|.|' t,. ;
1 fit Iced n TTUiNl.lin
Holier I A. William.
SINK tipi-ned tuinali
KKAl.TOIl
htxhet .1 ||. |,i,
M2
A ll tiilic. Hark llldg
toe. Plume t 'uU.ity
r o ll N.\LF
hi k< I I: |i , in
n.mine,i i.,|
riNtiii
hrtt i •
|*Mil|l Itllltiffil
I*.*,»f|
■*l*n Avr firm chtM.I
Knlirrl \ Willi.mi,
ia :a i .t i i i (
p * 9?
All I f i l t r ll.vik
12
QUAHTKII.S . lonslslillg III .III
houses, fleshly pululrd. I.orated
ill Coldshort). I.und for ill ml
til tonal houses. pricf fnojtOU.00, |/,*t cn»h, balance ill 2 years
at 6*.e>
HOIIKHT k. COX
photographer
_____THK KS8k \ s t u d i o
VACANT wlul* corner' 2nd St
Mrllonville
(benutirut
trees).' Wl\J* **np new Marlin 33
25 shot repeater.' lor rort
Price 11,000.00.
*
reel Phone 3 |.
u ADJOIN INC loth In Snnfunl
Price 12.000.00.
Term*.
000 FT. nn taike nMnrne.
fIJUMiOO.
Hem*
I'rlre
W. It. WILLIAMS, liltOKKK
,
415 Atlantic Bank Ilhlg.
Telephone 1120.
HE'D ^ W H A T - T H *
BETTER!) S O U N D S
»
LIKE A '
r / W
PASSEL
^ ^ O 'C R Q o f e . ]
*.
S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S
FLOfllt S W H IN t.
xtdi'K l I, uninj. amt »a tr “ 0",.,|, •in fa .. .I |„ perOld flo.,i% made like neiv,
‘
II- M. (,'I.KASON
laike Mnry, Kla.
OKNKKAI
Htaiiley-Roger* Hardware
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EA SY. I- W A S IN O T A
AND NOW
---------------------H E 'S G O T
H O W 'D VUH EVER GET THE IN D IA N ) S
S r ^ c A g S ^ H IMI,/j
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PLAY
S IG N O N THIS LOCAL L A W A V N , f \ ? A C K E A S T ‘ J m t
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SHERIFF C LA Y TO N IN C A H 00.3
WITH B U Z Z A R D S LIKE TH EM 55
AND HE'S THE ONE W H 0 T W A 9
LEC TU RIN ' M E ABOUT HONESTY
a|t|diniice re*
ik.
Wn-hing mnihinra
idea net., fan,. t,|c. ;{Ud
Phone IttOf-J.
IAN SURE THEY'RE STILL
A H E A D O F US.TONTO. W E 'L L FIND OUT S O O N
A S THE R A I N
^
SLACKENS.
APARTMENT housa on W. 1st
8t
2 stores downstair*, 6
apartments, | optra bedroom
Upstairs. Monthly rental |2U0.' 0b. Price 120,000,00, Vfc cash,
52^ after 10:00 P. M.
V ERPA
16
A U T O S FO R SALE
PLAY p,n and pad Child's’" (£ k
and chair. Adult else la chlnle
TBl'CKH
draw. >10 Mapte Are.
1041 CIIEVHU l s T Mai, cab, fim
lire*, good motor, two »p*ec
ONE Warren eiscJri;'rotary^Photo
axle,
Print Dryer. Site 34" x 18" Practlcally new. Call 7M-W.
1941 INTF.Knatlonil, Flat. 2 ton
2
Speed,
exceptional
lire*.
JUST RKCKIVId '
~
Atutor ovsrhaulsd,
T>o model engines and other
model supplies.
1042 CHEVROLET tractor, air
__ KUECTWC SERVICE OO.
207 Msgnoll* Ave. *
Phone 181
brm*
tWo atwe-L n*l*. a
pulling brute,
*
PAKETT
ixJAUL:
Ifu S G D TC
t h in k :
^ ir iY A S
A N INTER'
EBTIN3
SUBJECT.
ARTICL ^ ~ W ANTED
lt»37 CHEVROLET Rll»y In flii*
“ UY your car, regiT d l^
condition for nigged hauling.
It
't.rf»>c daun
|to lit." faint
jj>ett anil .1
iStnike
Mi
■»!
fhahv wellhi*
•» 11,if- I 1..
tltll Ih I .«it •
Hina" 11r«lit> 11* Ji»*r|*|| K** *n
trail .thrthiffli
rtmrifr* ft*
kx.li « i mn
15,0(10 utml,
ill** i»|H*ni»»i'%**i
11 ml «»f 99i. Ihi
N||l|Hlllpxp |t
■
unt Mt n*
to
••*•%«•
j r/tm
a
I .oi..I Stale
d iootr.1 l.v the
r i \ r : i ttA*'L tA»f t
Y r lr r n iis
is s
of
in n
llc r m iin
V iim iiir : T I h w i* ( i r m l m O i n K
H I Iti
R m - i v t 'd
M o r r is
( o m m c m liitim i
s tm l
1 . NN . I . R " O u t
n i»M
H
tift«| n 1*ii 1»»»•1
•I •Irmly* *•»»•••
liiiint* uf I II*
C**.| J11 U* l.«l •iiitl hi* "if*
11 k
Tin* !*•* »»*•
•
iti111i*i
'•
1 in •••
»*t«• *i •'
.111,1 I*; vu l*. *»•
in rx.it lly MHI.
(•rmtsr S|*rn*«’»
•ftiini
tift*i»fi|
« (min.* •
1 i ff'in
wim |I
eer. Jeanette Janklnton. Martha
Myer*. P a t r i c i a nrown. Dial
Hoyle. Johnnie Mae Jone' and
Marjorie Sheppard.
.
S c h o la r ih ip itudenl* with
grade* over DO were Alita LaetInter. Clarence Clause. Csrnlyt
Ernest J. Cullum
Died Yesterday At
Fifth Street Home
n4 A TOKYO radio station. Emperor
Hirohlto mldrcdiM hu people and
urge* them to share their food
equally. Ilo hat made two recent
calls nn Grncral MacArthur, preeumatdy tn dUcu** the shmtage of
food in Japan,
(fa.'rmatiomil)
Rrnest Jiwenh <!ullum. 33, eon
of Mr*. E. It. Cullum. died at
12ilt o’clock yesuxlay afternoon
|.<>
_ 215
V “ We«t ■
i . m) t* go
at M* home at
Fifth
.wing a t short
IHn*»*.| foridj
Street following
*
___ bom
___ In CL
__ ' . speol
Mr. Cullum was
Glasgow,
Kr.o*r
“ —fr
20, HH2 and resided
for Uio past 17 ye*r*.
used, a member « f tho
......
Catholic Church. I*
survived by hi* mother; five el»ten : M n. J. F. Bum* of Charlesion, S. C.. .Margaret, Bonmary, Elisabeth amt Kathryn t.ullam of Ranford: three brothen:
C. M. Cullum of Jarksoavtlle,
John T. Cullum of Daytona Beach
and W. B. Cullum-of this city;
SEOUL. Korea. June 4. DP>—
United State. H.n.r.tion. Commlssioner, Edwin W. Pauley, end
hi* staff are beck tn the Ameri
can xon# of Korea with W*,Up
count of what they observed In
a rlx«dav re»trirted tour **f • the
Island, The Russian* barred them
front soma place, and .cut their
trip, shorter than they., had plannedt V s'H S * ' M l .
...
’ ** Him:
1
man.iaer nf tin- cniupany a
irlm
lie
-i»»* ••*
ii
•• :,®r
•**»•
ly
WorkOnDet'pening
Channel Expected
To Begin At Once
Work is cxiH-cti'd to la-gin im
mediately nn the rtrelimlnary
t.haoes nf. the die penin.. • of the
R\ John* Itlver channel tn 10
feet from Baniord In I'alutkn. it
m i announced thl* morning I’/
F.dwnrd lliggin* secretary nf the
Seminole .County L'humbcr of
Commerce^
Thi*
Britii
that
State
Fran
hat
100.C
ew iy
of ti
Gent
.t ii- a <1
-(• 1 •* Y til!
Power Kates
Ue Belief itting
Local ( onsumers
olftrp
After
Keenan
fhii!*lii*«l
111*
MtitfntvM/ tKr IflliUiuil i r t r -*nl
until Julie 13 1o
»l**f*ti*e
ctilinsfl mule time ti* |ur|uiir it*
pur.
Perfect attendance (roup In
cluded Martha Mr*r». Patricia
llrown. Johnnie Mae Jonae, Jean
ette Jenkineon, Marjorie Shep
pard, Joe 'Welle, Kddle Sankarik,
Theda Petra*, llagRl Heine*. Miltired BarineaU. Betty Ann Cagle.
Krtmlt Carter. Hole Ann Dobwit,
Annie Johnson, Dori*‘Willie, Mar
tin Taylor, Jack SPenm. Franne
Rdwerde. ’ AUn Hetrel, Rudolph
Smith. Mary ane Dobeoti, Arlene
JeJroheon, Catheryn Lae, Patey
Stoke* and Dial Beyle.
. «|l! Ol I". IT..I".
v II
Uf 1#%tltu«
'•••
l ilt HI iHlIfHtl. »»• *lw*l tin*'.
1 I** tilin' tl»*? t'lt'ii tlial llir
t,f „ f Ktiutil t**H •♦»»!> l»°
..........I v%h«*n rtet »
•
ttu- xw.,|!.| *i«ln,.t
!»ti*
*111
S)it*« •f IT»«11v
1 1 1,!*
»- itlt»t?i*pui«
cns
"flr^rrxr
will n i f
1|Miui«him'fil f**r
'O'
Jin «'N«ry la»i*l '• iiiuol‘*o
amir |•11ill*
#iiul !••%»»•♦('
I (it i liirl pi*»piiiH*'i
that I't .u I 11m*i***i Nlti'
Unity K....C *11 "«*•• |'-i
**i»niit |»ii|l*'in
S S l '1S h
i ^
A U r ffiu
CathaHe; CamaUry. Jha tRoxocy
urtUrib* Tecited ab tbe- Kvtckson
Funeral Rome at 8 00 n'cloqRdhl*
ti
§•••! •• •
K« r*mii *«•! i 1it** '• *• •
let tiiilioiml
iiiltuimi
ih
I piiurcuUoii ii'tfiiiilcil tlit*
Funeral service* for Mr. Cullum
will be held at 0 00 o'clock tomor
row morning at the All Smtls
.-T8lephonaail0.
J iiit' li'-iT t
U W O U L D N T f ,:j
I'D KN O W VOUQ ^
HBCKING ACCOUNT
W A S ONER D R A W N /
^ 141*
1 we. e • •■ti.i'
the I ■1s.-111 - 1
TOUR COMPLETED
1041. CHEVROLET' new motor,
v
HUMPH
r iF I SAT O N
JVOU® L A P A N D M
G AV E YO U A NICE
-i LO N G lO S S ^ -fjT t
I *ji 11 ■
I.
>4____LOST A FOUND
•■OfJT: Megican hammered man'*
Y“
" * ° have DAIRY PAILS.
sliver ring, shell with mermaid
B in TEH MOLDS. MILK DOT
sitting tn tt Oenerou* reward.
TLE
mtUSHES. and MU.K
RheU Ravenel. Touchton's.
8t 8%*
Wl,b,n ,W y* " r'
8T0RE' Building on W. 1st St.
4 store* ilownviair*, 8 at
6
menu upaUIrR. Price |45,i
00) I/O rash, balance 5 y
^
, at b%.
7
15 AOIIPS on Highway 17.
,
ft. fron
» i*ke. Price <15,008.00, I
fc for tourist c*mp.
*
H.. 0. .Chas*. Jr., tf tcisad tha 1
itee.1 o f repairs to schodl builtl- )
Ings. and declatTtl money »a needrd for the teacher salary in i
rra*.
He mtlnled out the nerd t
11(, hctlor education to offset the
Inreatls of socialistic thearies as
t-xemplificd in recent orlkes.
lalion nf hrrnan’f* t*l»-i»»»***•
DO VOU KNOW WHERE
THESE BAN K R O B - r
CERSARE5 r ' '
I . e v 'i s
\*m: ■ \rnrff* to* t hi* -Sovirt
•li HkIhv wi'ir
“ If VMU
l* pcsicc platVr nil. «l‘» no^
,1
|| nu»\ . t c\ci roniif
it
Ihli'Uuh hr*ul|»h«iiirv I •* »* li.*i»4»
RANCE'AND HI5 IY€N
AHEAD OP Ui t)NTD
COME ON,i------ -? 'GITTUM f
SILVER
( UP, SCOUT
-s,
,
\
L.
Seniors ijiven uipiomas m
Seminole Exercises Last Nigh
ilrfriiiluntM *at
iUEXK .
•TTATEPCrJEFF THEN
WEIL START,
LOOKIN'FOR
John
it inoinc’ iitoUA i|«*l»ato
foreign* a ffa ir * m tli<* H
o f Cattimoiis with up up
jjj Ku.-vDa*• to # nci -p t
hitliifs o f |‘i iViicIMij 1 ^
A fRIAK STORM WHICH SWlfl IHROUOH SOUTH SAN ANTONIO. TfX .
three and flvo niilllon dollat At the hctjflit of Ute .lotnt the wind. It-. 1
H hi. Murray lit* tomcuhat ( ilotnly (lop) amid tho dclux uf hi- li
*et down again In a not too gentle manner. Bottom pholo rlvow* ».>•.
high winds at Kelly Field, San Antonio. Thirty other craft and hattgai
UGH. IT"
BLOWOVER
s, SOON.,
BOTTLE CAPA . . alj at the
right price. BtanWy-Rogers Hard,
OR RENT- — 4 room partly fur
W } REWARD— Lo«t, white gold
ware
CM.
nished hunae and lot w|ih tierdlnmnml lady'* wrist watrh. Dr.
•Mcily and water. For particular*
Henry McLaulln, ltd Magnolia.
write or call at the house after e x t r a fine vine-ripened tomatoes
Phone Mjj,
*2 00 per bushel delivered In
8.00 o'clock week day evenings
Hanford. «I5 Parte Ave, Phone
nil.
Utetl.ls D,.nl.
Ou, Michels.
Psola. RdJv.
FU'
1M-R.
/ •
t
4 LOTS for eile. See
W. 8th Bt.
,
'
The action of the Hoard was
roundly applauded uya l ‘« metnhet
dclcuation of women, m o s I I ' ,
mothers representlnK the Semin-)
ole County Council of Patent j
Teachers' who.e president. Mrs ‘
C. K. Carter, vn.mou.li appealed l
for a sulafv illrtritse fm the
tcarhers. pointinj: on that -mi
roundlnK counties urie planning
Increases In tcachei pay. and that
school ate out nowi intportnn*
Institution.
quirt Iufit** I »M«*
I Ch N 'I FlU JK t |He
OUT. SHERIFF HOW
H r . 'h t . i t
t IHMI.IIOO
ynitii*
OVERJ-YEAH,
RANCE LET S MEET YOUR /GlDDAI
LAWMAN FRIEND WITH ^
THE GRUB r - ~ ! lM ^ r j/ 7 .
W orn
l . t i N D l l N . .111111* I. t»
l!i iii-ii
F o ifim i
Soul
Ernest Ilc v i i r t b i l a T " F
tattiHhih i* *m«l i*» Ih» one «*f tlu*
u*ithi*rt4lV ntt*'*! iiiHiiihun ,»tiu»*
UMl.HlulXMlIHf
lite tc imet. Hr*ilhii"Hi!li m
*'
. Ut|p <«-• %••iit ii
Itf*' tetin ot
i .. **•t*ia% I ••i lino »lc» •• t|M I #fio '“
.i i coigiit
tnmp
I" ni'ik
f-wiNtl machine* ropairial, nil
ttiakr*: al»n nintnr* installed.
-'
eapertence.* Huy old
mnehine* and nniinM.
J. K.
Walteri, |025 Kn*i 4th St., ju»t
t block* South uf. Mlyfuir Inn.
LOST: Small fuwn rnbtrrtl »hnri
• haired male' dofc, i
1 * 10 IIm ., wtiiti pitch uti
forehead, fail clirl*. no rollir.
nanieil "fonnio," ( '
w p p n for .w iiy u iA B h Q w a .
COTTERS,
nAKEB.
for return alive tn 1702 MiffllAMk8. and otiier tvmt-to-gel
nolia or cell F. K. Cooper.
'DM hsutge and 20 artv* land
*• M ar
.... _ 0.
„,
tr ____
lake. ____
Price,_ .J „.1 __
5 0.0.0
SUPPOSE
THE SHER
IF F D O N T
SHOW UP -
C o m p lim e n t
Heading «he h»
n j antiiM'd
•nn n l«. if "Slippeiv
Slim S in thi i miffIt
l*’fl •ittiif will*
Junior High School
Holds Exercises As
Students Graduate
IMlIMiK • I'l.V.M ourn
AI1T8 AND SHHVlV’ H
ll»» I’almello ,\re,
‘Phone lo ti
JO llNSo\ Seahorse uml I,eiftill
fill Ii.*;lI
•wap f,.r rat Phone
•'nuiily IdIt4
A I’AHTMKN'T 111
Condition, close
k'tlwntd K lam
R A N C E 'A N D HlS MEN HAVE STOPPED
UP AHEAD/TDNTO. WE WONT SHOW
OURSELVES YET. r r rm / s
^
J ,
_||
SEN KKAI.
i;<mh|
rvcohi
ptirkrl i<fttl wrUt* Witch
t*!n* „ 'Vulthum,
llllmil
Hnniillim. 7 tu 21 iewe
a few ,Swi»» make, r red
•'III k‘a*l Hn-iim| St.
believing. | will lie pira*a,i tu
•how you link limtie. Ktlwartl
P. iJine. "Tlie mnii who know*
Sntif.uil "
back
W E IL STOP HERE
TILL THE STORM
M
l e t s up.
f (• •i til,i
UltlllOttM* to i f ! lit iittilr«i
(•AS
nee. ituil wale, liriilei*
l*«»Ur
fill,*, ell-i ll u hull
rtir l»-r - at Kiletanu'*.
ONK OK Hanfunl'a lieat twoaluiy frame hotiaei, Heeing ia
Height*.
;-a
WHCA! WHOA
YOU CRITTER!
fund, a flej f.'IM.OljU nlirudy hud- ,
acted for olhot u«c, hail tieeii-/fte- j
ducteil. An nmcmlmcnt by J. F- (.
McClelland, that f< Unwind thx.
year, 50 percent of the rare track
money IC» ' » ecliMili every yeai ’
was approved.
S Supt. T. W. |.awton. in o|»pealinir fttr the increase, j nutted
nut Ihut at least ill ulhet enunlies in (he slate wrie shutint;
race track funds with the school*. 1
lie also declared that this diver- j
sion of funds would release other ■
school money for repair of school 1
huililitiKs apt! school busses, ami
would clmininate the need of rais- j
line the school milluee lax rate
tie. I A A -aver aytain . ..j|.|,
you to *1u1 r wurryinj; about tb
ta* matt toittinjf. |.et m.- 1 , 1
core of your Imok* an.I ta
pi "tile in-. Spate 1 ,pH v...i
k. I.. I.unihpiivt. tin lie. ,|.|
I h tan I*
I OK Ski.
F oli SAI.I. fne ,
Fnnfoiii llrlfh ;.
1
ale |.uty>e«*t. n
Hotter 1 t tt dlt am
Atlaul it |?i iti.
w a n t e d
128
3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A LE
.0 Af.ifkK .deep nnrk in Ovieth
II ncte. rlenird and l.lt-d, :
font inch wells. fK.OtlllOU. M,
T. K. I'nrtin, If,,. *»4 f,, (|v,e.b
Or Mr*. J A Partin, |',o\ up;
Hufifnii!
w o r k
I CALLED VOUR O LD
PA W E A K
........QNE
AND S P IN E L E S S ! VS
WHO W A S W EAK, BlJl
HELP ME FORM A PO S S E , A N lT "
W E'LL FIND YOUR PA AND W E IL
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F A T H E R ? H E'S DISAPPEARED.
A N D I'VE LOOKED EVERYWHERE.'
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D A D , BUF- - r — ■ M
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Plume *1 HI)
flril 7?t
K ill tfrmlc m*\%»*i pi
tanks.
grease tup.
|mts. iH-orhe- Voce*
5.00.1 blocks of low »
tit'd j-rrater ilen.lt> .
wtlleirer.
H im \
I kit Ilk \ I kits
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Eoirign O ffic e Sec
retary Opens Mo
mentous l)el»ate~lii
House I ) f Commons
.Si.miitJ iftgVt flout lit* lo»tl»ll
Vf ,j||. pit At It Ilf IttllfllbM UM*
« ti•it»«l\ Itnluy flir>
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• ipttMDd e#ifIv ihi* murtiliii:
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(hr »u| tun «i«i»o font
1 Ins a ction w n » In the
form of w motion l»v t’oiftmt**
bloncr II. It. I*«|»c tliut lift* ichmiU
tie‘Rtven haif^of” the rsre tmeti
203 - 09 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T
HELP
AsAocl.itnl PrcMH I -cased W ire
1946
scaped Men Taken
Into Custody Near
Uqyal County Town
i"■n-tfiiwn
** ri '■i-r t r.
to uchoot-usr*.
F o r m evrl-tim ci-A R lO w w ith fr ie n d ly h o s p it a lit y . .. *
fiv e side ch a irs, th e h ost ch a ir, C red cR za b u ffe t an
ANDREW
CARRAWAY
Time; |* „V|.« k .....
iir-ihi>, .lime r.
FO R S A L E
TWO spent O K lulls.
fuifinsr health
and Son linn V
south uf Six
Knud II ni.iV
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s a la r y o f “ each te a c h e r in
S e m in o le C o u n ty, w h ite m id .
c o lo r e d ,
b y - a llo c a tio n
i
portion- o f race, tru ck fu n d s j
t o ta llin g $ :rj,iM H f*'o r' m ore
c .— —v r - . - : ; « •*•»*> while
K.twnr.l
W A N T E D TO RENT
sem
K N lllif, liA IIfV herd iitcludior
registered Jer-eyp. in h
hliihcM .hiil
y'1,1' "* young. JlutftlInter when i , • 1 " ur,io" ’
.
•—
4,
Seven-Convicts ^
Recaptured By
State Patrolmen
The Horn cl :nf ( ’mintvj
Conijplgaioncrs ilile/uioi iiini' |
» tltltltl $-<*>* yd Year to the
Insurance
rim*, calves, year lines.
Lord, VJx'rx*- 7*H-W.
toU
LOTS UN
) \NEW a'nltim., flinnshrd.
i||»ii’ I tO?-* * r , Mtv, Shm r a;
11 IK h .
‘* L iv e s to c k , Supplies
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rot Inge l.rnted
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r.dwnnl K. fame.
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Avenue. Phone ||4W.
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for sale
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JUNE
Hundred Mile-Ati-Hdur Storm Hits Texas
Action By Seminole
Commissioners To
Give Every County
Teacher $200 Raise'
4#'3H11
a#
h eal
TUESDAY.
SANEOKD
HslJilili.tlicil 190K
Half Of Race 1
Track Monies
Given Schools
T H IS
Vi£ CAN tftPC1W*jn ItAiCAiy
ftfA> r •A s Al m Tv JtNl >JU
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f\M '.TUlAI. ••i Il)AI:O n .
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ind
I linn.Jei»lm m tht*
iiHiielii \\ rtlnr'il.n p.irtlv
. I.nnlt Stict»< It |iim rf ,»(lrf iiihim
trot pel al in ft Imlat anil N nllic*'
tla t .
It’s Easy to Pay the MATHER Way
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
W EATH ER
• n it
To Protect the Peace of Mia Worldi
To Promote the Progress of America!
To Produce Prosperity for Habford.
Vour Ford Denier Know
FOR RENT
THE
In ‘Unity There la Strength—
.
Tho monev for thl* Improve,
nient ha* been received by the
Jaektonvllle office of the United
Stut«« Engineer* and detailed
plant and *|>evlfiratloii» ale ataiot
•ready to aubmlt l« ronlracton
for the work, he revealed.
Air. lliggin* «ald that the en
gineers will proceed immedlstely
in working out negotiation* for
the necessary spell area* and
rights-of-way. He advised that ha
Is |n receipt of map* giving loo»tion and legal description for tha
cuts and «l*oll area* required by
the Kedeial government fo r t h s
project.
,
E lT W flS
A meeting U scheduled here
with the officials of the h
Estate Division of the Army. I'
engineers and' abstracters s.
tima.rthl* .aRRekijto go over*
•*•»•!
|fI imIiim(*
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limited
Me<.x-«et
Smith,
tilting
Ka
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44|fr
I kIh.til llfivlr
l ift
9*'**l **f Srrt.i* ^ i**>9
K. Itryle, wim |»ir*ei»tr*l
id MT|*i I ,N|«»ljIr)
MWiRjl
hiffhr^t pilule In m IbMil
nUo |nr^ente*l with tin*
ineiinl l*v Mr*. I.. I' lint:
Pit’ sidept. fot the Incite'!
AT;imnnT-h»*t m-T
Tbr American I.* ***•••• awatd
Iwised nn pahtnli-iii. ..tnttiue, anti
Kiwunlnn*. In heir Drat
Ing In ton week*. Wrilne»dnv. ,,iher co,t.1 t|u,illttes » » • awarded
wfll Ik1 told •omclhiitir about Imse t.v :. uatm I- h lt**| i*- ,. I lot >•
h«ll by Kd Lew Whltnei. who.e I lf ) , .t’ runtley and to Wnltrr Al.
Snoth.
Sanford (V le iy I'r.l* uie now
Norma .Iran S au l. Junior, re
uarond plote In the Florida Stale
ceived ftont lilt' Wnodlttrn of lilt*
Lpague
I World, nn Anteticnti II 1st t»r y
•About II local Klwaniuus at- , it„ atd
kdwnrd Alarahnll Jillllot
fended the inletclub meeting in 1High School tearhei, tii.ide the
Winter Park Monday avcnlng. Il«- 111 cental inn.
ward Mnnlleth lirnugh" along two
Sti|il T. W. Law Ion cotnita'iided
talented, eiilertnlner* In the per- I hr utadltuOttg (!*■• tin ''lity for
■oil of lluilon Italic nek and ld» theli • r h n l a a t i r and srhmd
violin, and Mr*. Maty Flixahetli aciilrirnirtlt* hut fot lotistandlng
Nance, accompanist.
aid in drives inrlutUng, Hn| Cn**».
luherrulo*i», overaea* c l o t h ing
•hive, and In itHiiisming and t»i»-
Ed Levy-Whitiut
Tu Sneak ‘ Before
Sanford Kiwanis
Certificate* weir awarded ti'
(he following pupil* fur perfect
puncUwlity an<| nttemlanre: Chris
tine Cnltcr. Donald Shaw, Melhu
Fi nlriick. Janice Amjetxon. Willie
Caiter. llettv Jo WalU-.Jllchard
Ba*». Myra iladdcn. June Rose
Dutten and Dwithl Peik.
Principal MorrfV fold Die grad
uating el**« that be wa» vvrv
prmirl uf their achievements, and
tend r.mrrstulatnrv te le g r a m *
front the rla**e« nf B ill and 1045.
lowed hi* nn)f*«»l«n at s Knrhe*t•r, N. V. Ilnsnltal until he moved
ta Ranfmd. He I* n«w enraged
in be Insurance bu»lne»|.
,,An«w »r No. 2 D Marvlna Abtrlie also congratulated Supt. T.
etomhie iDyal, who w «« bom In
(ioorgia. reaied - in Florida and W. .Jjiwton for the fine service
•pent most of his life In Cmsf he b»'. * tendered the youth'- of
a tr . .!!• I* a relstive of tho the community during the past
3Cl' vesr*.
/The fallrwlng
AMwrt
among (ha gr
Il||
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\|fl| Yin I'lllte
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■• |S*/..|.| J«*h*i ' •«
,r | H.irlr, .!**«• NN.Itifrt*.
|ti»t» t * ii I I ii «e.
k CIlMflr-) |#f»**»lR|M»'V
. /li
Itlilph
Ke«#ffh
, *-• f\«*IM>ett* I ' pK!**
f.fltt-re.
th ill Klllllltl'.k. |xo ,|i..tmn u m , I'-•'Jo. and tntr*
but half what Dtry aver,
Mal< otnt M.o Net*!,
lei
We dry .1 n I In |(tiI -The indtxtiia! and pi
<mttll (ir.oge •'»>. i„g iair i eductions ircently l
•ei.v Illlt Meiiwellie, '
.*i,| to have hr ought ^»«V
Hi, hal i Single |„ ( *.-4,11.1)110 annually hi 510
i ' iiios on Ititiv F.vaix. looters
)|i f'ldetitao client a, te*
,.| S t a n I e » Si mi
i , i
I..In, Ifonddc f.„ the tedio Hons tnlniilve ,
I i |fai|H-i i . . " coltuinl and indu-tirat dev
.|, Ifoekei Hill J.-’. I uicitl In tltc state, inclras
. Mild Smith. \< wilunit- of crttt|:in\ bti«ine»a
r. W in 1 'laik, Tlmrto i •savings expected ftont the
’ Ii a i I e * ^ aggerly. ' efficient getierating p onU
iindet ronstruetton
• n ,,nd Hnlierf Lee
. I'oiai > llurdirk l.oi* ]
r irlvn Slathew*. .Inuei
, I’rggv Best. Lillian |
nothv Price. Mtugar»*t,
Dlton Baker Bell* j
'l.iile ie f'atdwpll. Del (
Ibilothv McLain. 'Ia n
It,itt Lee Aate*. I t. a fonney
booth)' von tie, hub*
,de
.lean William*. ir-i.lrn* of this cilv and a resi
Belle dent of Jack*°"vtlle for the past
Sallle ,ix years, dle.1 ot hi* home than*
Port*on. K'lna
Marv e*ily Sunday morning. »rcoruln8
Motil*on Bet tv
!„ information reccivixl here toDavid. Marv F
Pat bni a Damt'lei bln Diehl T«t
I |ri|,f *||,U. Jrannine M a n n in g . 1’ Mr. Vale* U survived by h(s
|)*|lr nidakrr. Betty Sa**er, Lo|» widm* and *1* children: one sit
ter. Mrs. Annie Mnndon of this
Waller, ,'tariba ll*»*n .' 1">* '
Virginia Byrd, llettir Mae Mr- city; hi* mother. Hr*. Julia Yale*
rielland V i r g i n i a Hnt'*firlu. of Sanford, and one brother,
Ituth Saekett. I.nlrlel Thorne. llrown Yatea. also of thL* city. .
Funeral service* were hold teRonhia McIVngHl. Daultne C*unc||v Anne f 4*veil, Katbrvn A'ate^
Wlf.iln. Trxvltk. Dorothv Crum
ley, Mart Fllyn IIURgat'wml Martha King.
.
.
IJritt Lee Yates, 43,
Died In JaeksonvIUc
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TUB HANKOW) III HAM), SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
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ftf antHlar idirHltlHH
InlriMd NfMiptnirr lltpfrdtila•lit** life*. f r lirrwr (*«■ Tfcr II#-fillet
( l.lunit'd for Hit* trouble but
should nut bear all the fault.
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PAGE TWO
I
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L ha\e kept the mines running with
out the public suffering any In*
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I During the war wage* weiti convenience. The^ government , nev.
I ini ws tuny lit* troublous now adays, but at Ivast t h e ' held up to meet increased euu er offered to negotiate with the
United State*'’ has been Spared a renewed outburst o f •of. <**•"« •«««'>■ by •overtime par railroad workers a* to the terms
ebain letters, d u t t c iimr tin the m ails and tnkimr tim e !.w,Uh 1
w®,k*r* get.
'Vhen^tlj: of their work for the government.
At noon, before the President
£ . " • " ’[J T * . J T r M
. , lh e " lllilS a ,,d tHkinK
! War i*nd^. overtime e n d e T
1
.. I l! *(1 b e tte r uses.
I meant worker* had -a very rnovel* spoke to the Congress on Ma>
I b is re fle c t toil e a y ie fro m a* h is to ric a l sch o la r w h o .rut in (be amount of money they
thee 1; 25th. - the railroad works
work* lagged
b
was exam ining the records o f the* Russian F o re ig n O ffic e , ■‘" ’k borne at the end of the wet-a* i tin- President to let them go back
instead of d*cllnint t„ work upon th* term* rrecom
which Lite Itolsiioviks rave* to> the w o r ld soon a ft e r th e y i
isliinent he b.■lined (h it In I " . 1 ',,*fh‘*r “ » bongre** ri-jmendrd hy the President's own
ratin' 4o power. .To his astonisl
l. Iiltli til lie leal n u Ujtii Hi | .v*-,| ihii. control after annthtV -emergency board, any further
fi
IM!l!l the t'liim-se govern m en t Used tin* chain letter d evice (in re»|.»,n*t to pressure group!, wage increase lo be left to be
10 incite* people against Europeans and Am ericans. A j There win a management- lalar discussed with the President, The
iiatidiiill was distributed, recitin g the crim es o f tin* " f u r - lu" <* btwi toll but ft failed President refused to read their
letter but demanded that they
elgll d e v ils ” . Il a d d ed :
* ,<w" 1
uf« " ‘•nagement refused
i,.,-,
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i, ’ consider, any a age per hour irt- settle instantly with the mil rod I
Ih e person who reads this sc rip t and (|uu*kiy dis- ,r,:e. , t., keep the worker** toui management— not die government;
i
trib u te* six copies, w ill save a fa m ily from distress,lie linn.me from being cut
by reducid —their dispute.
who distriliUtes t m copies w ill save an en tire street from ' Workinghours. The governmeri
su fferin g ,
lie who sees this sheet and do6s not distribute i*1?,'1 I" ,t birmuUted u policy u *
11 b i l l ii fi v with In; liend ”
|allowing any wage nirreaftes.
II " " t ill pay Willi nis lioait.
.Mcnwhile. u group of big bu»l(Jul
o r Hus
in c e n d ia ry
d o cu m en t a ro s e
the
FOR PRESCRIPTIONS
and COSMETICS
FltHH MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY
TO YOU FROM
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TOUCHTON’S - PHONE 325
AND
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WA LCJKEEN’S — PHONE 36
8:00 A. M, lo 6:00 F. M. “
*He AdvertuecT
boxer[m ^w tt.ruUves met in the W at
insuncetion, in which many Knropeans, chn-flv rntssimi-lilnrf Asinfiii Iln te L in !^ *^ X ^ i
IlllW t
»ala«»lM*l I * * - l « r * . nricH, W ere killed in Peking, ami w h irls Caused the inter- »nd iletirniined |» put up n camrtf flfltt ii* »»••* idWatn ttilh
T .. r " 7 / ^ , Sf
prlnrlpsl bfmiii*i)itf4 lift rhliux** vent ion o f A llied troops, including C ennltll and A fiie rie rin .,™ !'
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T b r l l f f a l t t 1% a i M t i n l i r f t i f T fc #
A lb iM illh ?
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r i r d l f r tl
let
If
Uf
M*j|
<*| h r r t t f * r
not JittVL* eoiise(tni;nuL>a, m
pcniicioim , hut tiiey are nothing to encotiragc.
Up
jLuiliil *iuny f..r»nnl earry back'
j-.-~
;inx law passed
pawscil l,<*
I,** the Congress
i on
if it made less money ill the
| t » " vein* after the wap than it
|mode during the «a r . n if il
1:h r
I'm * a I
*« r m *
ft it ft 11* l» r « l
h r r r l«* .
F liilih v il seem now to b e m ore o f it p rob lem m thi.i of/eitjJ jt Joss il_r.ouid draw
Ill rl|LIII1
* Cl* f *■Ifulil nr|fIlit Ii ttl * ff* ■
rnTT'dlthirriirv t»rrur i r r i f f i t
v m m n y • thUTr i r r Tiny o th e r Unu* In A'lnerTciui' h is ly ry , hack 'inuilgfl ,,f llie exces, prufj|r
•VVimU
— — j T h e r e a r e fe w e r o f th em in p ro p o rtio n to p o p u la tio n , it paid in durum the wai to llie
government lo make up for it*
__________ _ j but th o s e few seem tin n ie r to ta k e ca re o f.
it
earnings
or Its
it* loss, The
■• diacd.
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|lie
Ti l i n s t i l
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There jire so miiify lamllorils UHo oHJecl to having l.'migrev- never cave the working,'
n r . M t * i . j i : . i Vi
'ch|l(ln*n yi the h ou -e, m id a lso m an y t e n a n U w lm d o n 't man,
...... wiet paid nwn
w am
m *,
Idlfh u
Ltx'rV
durittgl
ttlllsP vr.itftr, Ffitt -TfilJAY |want chihlien'. F ro m the w a y n otify , b fo t ilp t a lk — b o lI r l*he * n r and who t honid logBUiia^
TIlKY-.ViJiU l i t i f
rrndlrii
Him*
A Hreak for the Kids
If* f ill.* pn*l*r nmi aimi*
a ::
a
-^ O u r B P a u iir fllN e w F e fT d ^ o fe
ti a
_ Sj? vVj ? ?
n
tbyseVf ln iJiell.mil.
Ji,
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» ' ;i " l' |i ' ol<if a ll! t* iniim sltion am i y »»ir a t/.;,
lubm^-fasing .nsliKswf lake*.
biimh. da ! In a lea ff o f t h r b lr s -m g T h ey a r e Ira tliT io n a lly Bupposcil to TlWne im v iand steadily inereasing '
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(living Ciistpt and meetinr nn or
u_nr.w ile a l in this business *\*'*tV‘*l i chuff by b u s i n e * *
Xtnuduy nfii-rioHiit A. aw H ii.a f; <*f Ix 'g e t lin g ami i aisin g c b ib ife n , a b e tte r tiiu iei'statn lin
1|(,d p ^ i.le n t then npiminted
Hg^ IB T|h
of biind lying in tl"’ middle' d ,,f w h at ch ild re n a re and b o w to ta k e ra r e o f them , and j flaIa-finding
.......... _ ............... . in try to .
the » l(i*i! l daring a ilawnpnui a w is e r a d n p la h 'H i of la t lic is a n il •in o lh e r* lo w lia l h o u b l fuut the truth alsmt the disputes,
We couldn’t itelp liut'thiltk wb.it be t h e ir m ust im p o rta n t jo b a am i t h e ir g re a te st g lo ry o f b c w riily ,'b ig business n fu-etl to
that bread would have mount to
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t
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| cooperate* wit1- the I ’.eiiitcnl'*
gome family iii Prance, I'.dund life.
(art-fin.liny Committee. When the*
nr Oriete.
Maybe* it wonItl help till} general rituntion if lilt* ( fo!T-rit.'.'fin^ rom.nito'e, finnllv
K. A. I lour In •- .d- lake 'Maiy ch ild re n and d ie parents cou ld lit* tu rn ed arou nd occti.v . teroimneniled wage (net. uses mid
I’.e-i.lm t made these rnwas n vi*Hor in the ileiald ion n lly, f o r a fe w days, w ith tlu* kills ruuniug the* ra n ch .
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- bnmmrndatii ii*. big busliiesa *reoffice early this With- Mi. lloug-,
.
/vs 1 e ii
jflt e.| ‘ till |(, ruriiplV With tJttf
Iom enjoy* good health, is as *
I i i f t 1 si 11(1 0 1 (1 S IlO C K
I P m-sIiIr.iI** .etpiesl. in the autninterest’ d in nattnriul iitfuits u»
oinhilo, •tH’ l, nil, fnrm mnrhinrry,
•vet, mill
till enjoys a g.md
-HmI Olfflt |lttfkildf IlItJlM*
Jpke a* mmli as ever. Memunde
l{ic e * tliro w iiiH at WHcldinirfi b lim p p fo r th Im iiutol at rlertik
Oi*“* Ii iif toiKjriesfi ilrflrfl the.
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mi.fwestern
I*i» iiMot. l.atM»r makliuf furthi-r
l>0iirla ;>U yPiif# itlfo wa* jifp i
ilen! of i h t - nf«sis| iS ih h a m i »h tin* im m e d h iti ra tis e , tin* r lit ir r h , a * «m ilin p to the |if«s i-td t i*-*|.iiis fiiniHy m«U|h |
I k On* niiiip trikii. Oio mifMVj
t u i. h a s lim p H p .iM lr tl thin a s a |o ip a ti riird m ii whi**h 0
Tnut •'« a ivijlt a * llo*
»|| t;i|n»k rcfl| (*i| t(i itivuvn 9
HuiUhiijf m 1 lti.1l! V'-*H ilttlOlr!f
e* m tlit lik e In *<#•• ;i l « n l i’l l .
ti* ;*Uh uiwf
fiintl wiOi lh*3
iti|..
It r e a lly s* « in . lik e .1 s t la n p e n is tu m .
A t no o th e r initmir*. In Oi# *‘Ji*i* uf Jlhf* rittl*
Ok
Kf URfor |lij+|!i‘i
it i iis tn m a rv to th ro u th in p s at the h u si .f **11*I f»ikt*„ ra ifin,fiil *no»iii irriii #111
innri ill llio K#‘i*»l«* Mfilo »*|»pof*a ‘un ia l fu n e lio ii
fi f*. C,| tn rmisfirlt*r
and h oh lean.
%« i at u c ih liitffH riei* and old shne** ha\ * jn itiwly
I tic* till flip)* 11*IiIil ) fs«l HI
or»'**r* 'eift
11ri[i11**11a Mil, b»‘*I ii** *fiif feiHPtui
been n o iv e n tiim a l fo r m any a y e a r . T h e re a s o n , ai c o n l r u|» «.hiilir<’ fni f ht»
of ifn "bn •InKf*- (*r*»vi*fun wIim *1 in ir to s tu d e n ts o f old n is to m s , Is f r a n k ly su p e m titio iis . 0o» tiinmiion in ipiti* of th** fnti
OijiI fh»*v It'ulfi*! hint rult* rhiih|j(*A
|>l oil tbit * Hi. pavninif of furoJ*
I'r iin it iv e m an a j is m o rta lly a f r a id of e v il s p ir its lu rk in p io 1 \*it*iil v fivi* ywiir*. All ih»* of*
to nny |hn on «*r
nf tmYiTiniif*nt nu**li?t!nfi
which n*M'»U Ihr rtL'iif u» strikv a b o u t; to th ro u th in g s at th e m m ip h t .scare them a w a y . :r. ■it
tip.iliifl l ho jMivn mitnii, ^I'liaUir A n o th e r renson is th a t hntli ric e and shoes w e re co n s id f p i l i *(
pet I In***** ifultNl rics to
Prppi r pviifrntly Oimk.fi it i* one ered s y m b o ls o f f e r t ilit y : to h u rl th em was u p o lite w a y .iff. i*»ihc*(*bkhiiiN tn labor.
of our fimihimfntnl rivil fighfs
uilfiiii-n iniii railroad
1
Tin* irov^rnmant
to fttriku a ifnil'll th# novcrnm^iit, o f w ish in g licit Do- lu cky p a ir m ig h t h im * ninny ch ild re n , Him it! ruck,
blit muio »ff the ulllt’i it-oafois w ill) p le n ty o f fo od and shoes fo r them .
shmihl hnvfi tukiui uvfr i he jnlpciw
do.
W h a t e v e r this church m ay do, It is' p ro b a b le that the imirodmUd v and neK»di«ti*4 ^
> in if w u if 1 *51' n tid
F
i.l.l cu stom -.(ill liie. a lol o f life iii it.
Itut the p a stor i ' f f i H l u i r i
t ^ UV
td*ei (*t! »-r ti»|
in -j i-o tii114tcinw o f t h r m i l i a r * vnh h*
.jilite
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(f'o|iillar
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Llit* m in *’ * w r r p o p r r a i l 'd
li>‘ t li'i/
^rtlilDir nut in I’ l-Hii r I'Wy /
ljC
|qjlf
irovrrtJim’fM, T hat% vvju't Mu*
only rerrivi‘,1 tlu iinint vnte» imt
finnlh* did. That would
they u .ih r. .tl t ‘ ut-i ft.an Ihe
Comimmist- .In il.*i t-ansUliiem
»»seinbly. |i i- tun early la nay
Xvbetbei thin i.idante- n let urn
tu sanity on the putt of the
S T R O U T " ' m TATO*1
French people, tomelhiiig sorely
Oeeaie.i advertiser ef r««»>
lev arupertv. Has sssCs aver
nce«le<l there for the past 10 nr
N3JSOO ahlea .1 ttamea — Farm.—
16 years,, but any way the I'ant
Arvaage. Karen Cram aU ever Iks
munlilg will )n*t have ui imiclt
World. Free • * .• Ilsllng.
voks in flaming tire hext cunE. A.HTm>UT Ill'ALTY AGENCY|
it 11ut inn of - Prance as the mo. r
wriLtrn, I hr* EciuUt* in tuirudrifr bn the rrinin uhich
ennservnllve MltP.
Yuur proper! v will be advert t*<*i
by v.ili- nf 7ft to Id has jti.il strip-1 we lutve just pais.il through,
nationally. 'I boiiaarnU of pro*pii t
Thf
ll|*vr*dm* I Hurl nf lhr ped the I'reiiilrnt't labor lull of hope vii* have alt learned a lesson will read iilamt your propel !y
Unit* .1 Him#* ha.H licit) ihnf a the (iiiiviidan nuUioi i>Hug tile in thy fieraudi** for cooper at ion Frank f. Miller Kepreienliilio
il puldir iiilcrc*!
* n«w*)iap«*r tin • a i itfhl to riilt* dtufting of executives and « »
SolirlU your listing
I alio i
hap* la*cn priori pally
rif#* nn>' tilling nr *U**i«tUfn **f a iiloyee- of nojustries titkeo iiw.
fouil nfhI litifi l|iM»wn out a run by the v-ern in eiil to pievent
tcrppt iif ruori coiivutmu of iht* work stoppages.
At hint thn Senate revolt in;
editor of I ho .Miami Horiihl fwliiKutii.it lig iiin lion which was a*
luwiiMC |iulilirullu|i of Iwn
lAriuU Mini ii mitimii rriticiniriK extreme ns the stubborniMi ex
n .Miami courl* 4u*Mrp Kfiuik* hibited by sutne executives and
'*Tko |ir#9a does huv# some labor leadeni. We tire now
fmtrr
FOR
(hr linht, whirli In it a proffBuion- waiting t<» see wtiether tnmarro.v
nl funrtinfk. lo niilcir.fr and udvo- the President will withdraw thi.
cati*.MAmi \%i? ti-Mainly hope that drniltip rmergettcy bill which be
applies |o Mm Hupreme Omrt of recommended, veto the t ’nie toll,
Iht* IJnilri) Still(p, at well tu to ■insieil largely by Republican vote*
tl the Seriate, and, now' that the )
the lower t-ourl*.
TAKEN AT MARKET PLATFORM
situation j* in hand, lei further
TiPn’ iiry (iRpiiitintnt of f t.tn Is legislation on th0 subject of ln*|
DRY OR GREEN
»rc elated ever ilu* giivprnniriil,« dustrial -{rife await tin* remit t.
.. finm,.i,tI r.ihilitii.ii. tla-y say. Kv of a Joint .Settnle nnd House In
L
E. HAUMAN
—
PHONE H96-W
pRnditiun f i l l H im yt*at will In* vritlgutmg r'animlttce goi ig into
ONLY fill I•1 11ii in dollars instead the real cauic* nf conflict bgtwven
of tile (17 hillinti tlullurs they management and lalair.
AhtlcipAted,
Well, anyway, it
Meanwhile, if the Prraldeut
pMms tiiey now regard rRlrenrli- were In follow Kuril ruurse he
ment, n« mnUer how small. As it ihould, undoubtedly, ns some of
virtue, when it .used to tie .r e us have urged, call a pruductiun|
gaoled Ju smart, l« »t»en<J os cunfercw and teek art agreement
ntlft-h money us po«slbfe. Still, Imlween management and labor
the GO Lllllon dollars llie govern that there would be true cooi»ta
ment will spend this year cum li on each with t|m other and both
pan** with the ( billion it spent with the government so an lu give
annually during the lush and the country maximum lirodurtiun
E X T R A C A SH
DEER T O N G U E
Pm
for The Ttuxr (tmHonuva. “TbT*
is Ute ruurse I have ml vocalet)
g
The Tampa Tribune U In faVur an<| I hope ihe 1‘rcsidenl will fol
t of drafting teen agers, seeing It low It. Manigrment, labor nnd
•s essential to raise the nrnty government have all been at fault
needed in Germany and Japan.
It quote* the New York Times
M saying that them are no more
Kthan 72.IHK) men in tlw» United
Htktea who ran <|u«llfy fur the
drjtft. Well, it may he necessary
draft teen-agers for another
year ur twu, but as a Jong, range
M m iM nent^i ■ sitlon
■ ■ IK
■ ■Is .too
■
Ung for U .vf t.> he force.1 into
-army, For some It might
all right, hut for many, who
are not yet old enough at that
age (o face the reallUe* of life,
it t» an unnecessary hardship.
-
Re q u ir e m e n t s : Applicant* must hu at least 21
yonni of nijo, shall not have renched Ihirty-five; have
r* J*” ?1 J*r» ,|1n) ar *chool education; not less than
7" in height; weight at least, 146 pound*; shall
j *.' s » ' * f » * ' L
moral character nnd physical fitne**.
_______
.“ ..•TitSR
Fingerprinting and medical examinations will begin
soon after closing date.
Peraons whose names appear on the present eligible
IjiMwIll receive preference in appointment*. ^
f*n I fin ifi i f i [ n fi( 'ip
I,! i II11 II I !■I ) H n ti \
C IVIL SERVICE BOARD
L. F. Boyle, Secretary
S P ll c ic d - A ,
p i,
(01
*
*
Es^rntner
.• .*
•J
-
m mIBW an
* 00,1
AppiicanU who pn** written test must satisfactorily
complete a police school training counte Inter.
.... ________,:U actual
U it) 7 Fortimstftty they
M*4-' std to look eji Uy
eugh r o s e colored
t
if’
p w«rld. Today a good deal of thr
itar has been removed. Tim |y
' I t year old doe* not kno«
he la going to be drafted "Kurre** in dry rloaninf la awesArmy ur. not. He may Ufod by Ihe Cttstomrr* you get
to go. lo college, but ho - and K E E P! Thou nnd* have
i bit chances of gelling
» slim Wllh twice U many
■ uiuh'i
AC U y of Sanford Civil Service* Examination will be
held Juno !Uh, 1040 to oatablixh an eligible lint for
thoarlnss of police jintrolmnn.
All Application* must be.on f i l e |n the office of the
Civil Servfct* Board, nt the City Halt not later than
Juno 8th, 1046.
Time was when being a young
high pehool graduate was about
I the moat glorious thing in the
the competition
POLICE PATROLM AN
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CHIPPENDALE
*104
m
DUNCAN PHYFE
$147
VIRCINIA
^219
This Charming
Period Living room
Iiiclulled in Oil* (TOup are the (Careful
(hlppepdate Sofa and Matching Wing
Chair. End Tabic. lamp Table and Cock
tail Table. Yea'll be the rnvy ef yaar
friend* and your pocket-book wtU smite
at Ihe price.
USE OUR EASY
CREDIT PLA N
... j
Rare Values Just Received
Three fieri ilvLig ruaa asljea ts
jour choice ef runty patterns
and cotars. All ere ceil spring
construction and npertly talloced.
Th» beat salute wg've had
for many yean..
�_l :
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1916
P \ t;K
THE SANFORD HERD D. SANFORD. FI .Dlt ID A
» " mtnitt's i
tar
\Social And Personal Activities
Miss Hollingsworth
Weds John .Morgan
TERRACE TALK.
1 DUFF
lictty Jo Hmck \nd iLtphnc Connelly
Hold Open H<msvJl,,r Senior Class
UY
\h..
Ninny
Joan 11ol ling*
r -'ll
UiCi'" \» f- CflAffn l nilti 1113 till
I" in-dialrii
■ C E F K I.I \ T K I l.l t K .
Worth, lovely daughter of Mr
i! * 1-J^ fi |
»
.irni
A#Krt
High '
flpOClETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
— TELE. NO. 148 a'ml
Mr- It. H, HoHiugs worth,
.
Ttuwwluy Uh* »■ • ». -n*e* br*t
\\
Hit*
t-y-lat dUii *t!vf*r
Silliiixt Iflit*!-,
MRS. W K. V\ II.I I VM|»*iy reid
bt-enine the bride o f In Job.
♦ HH»vCt| !i* thl’ l V* * I. r. a. k. dailghlr. 4-! V! , ■ Lttt ' - .jj * r - In . *I"fH*UVI l‘A» inH*l *.
purr ;»i Ijb«
: i dvp
! i» l‘- Y%ill
"4 i. 1, li iv
Mel tin gel Morgan id a cel r mon >
-*T A*ul I••
M
oli i I* SIX
itfr (Milt’
ifiirn
.
n.iiitiiMn
r
........ a ■ Mi-. M ,
>r-.fji.
whr.-b took plate lecentU at tbi
i
H \HLKS Mi i I I Nr. ,,t , \|i:> Ii 11\ S VV111 JHiH'I ibi* non u
, V VI
At
, . duuglttei
rllen . Memorial I’hapet' in At
|1
UI IT/ ■
IN MHr ||K.\! at tin- Maytan MISS M AIlt.AKFI
hr
v%y*r»
V
li . , VIn. I oiuiel11
*|» i
l.ilita. t,rt Kir. Hairy H Wade
honoring MKS t ■ ItKilUN do the manual b«l«u
4I-'
Tn«
At'.
1..- Ate ;m h yvhti
■1 the
t-ffn ..ited, and a (irirgniiil ot -u 1 MUS, HKKttEIU K lsllbit „i I, 1, Si’ FNt K.iis have ..u,-.
j■:bti-a1*) 'mil l Mi ^ Jaint'i*
In, I.* at !'• :: '• . f’ . ” t*
. .
T U E SD A Y
Miss Daphne Connelly, Mule dm |
i,
,,
niii»i. u i presenlssl by M i,. Hay
OHiei- la- vn y proud •'! tlim
D- JmI^h tlitlloAU),
t. l e . - C.,.
■i >• *, 'll
.
Mellon! ill,.
Hushier* Womans Ciitle uf Ihc Ma,Neill «ml-Glenn Linglc. J
" " 'I Mrs. AA. Henry Wight lie Smith, organist, and M i" * ..,*1 g }, , , . Oil,el |*. Is
Mt>. NV l ,
t.Untt 1
r-'e \|I|S .1 K. H IM ,INS. t* I At K and (lEOHliE
■ C l."i.
, i, e *rnim , lit-- . ...r ;I ATIf- - All
Presbyterian Church sill meet at member* of the Class of TO w ere.8'" 1 famdy ate Mouliny the -urn
li.ruldille Chapman, lotunh The ■*n-i high: Mils. M. .\ YKLVINU. igiuduated Trmu Seitun.de High .
Ml*
iLiiehiMm. Alt *■ *S D. M
the home of Mr*. J, !„ Corley nti honored on Suiuluy evening b y jmeT ul *'tu Smyrna.
All -Mlital.lv la"
Chape! was deem a led with white . '.'UN, •eniLsobUiun
You htli e ; v(tledrel* t tali * of_UlC. wlmh.al
unit Al.^t He ttiirtn Mui rip mul
Cameron Avenue nt H.tUJ I*. M. Mr. and Mr*. Jolin llalloway with
i
.
;
v
ib.
i
iibmtni
Sor,
Mr. and Mrs. U. T. Little re Kladioli, baby’s bOcath. larkspUt 11 tuiblv braid by row
low of tla
ti i i, -eiiior flu**
r tu-** . . . and Mils. I I
nt girl* who w 'll' tit r>*i-d irf Air aiiil Afirft* \ & * i l l‘. 4
The iiiano nml clarinet pupil* an attractive buffet suiipci nt
and ttoidvljibta holrling burnttiy y.-er .hrirtuge and ,1>„
»■{ * hkifniii.
iU„ of S.i
II A C W ivinvseuling
S.,
HACAN
ivpie.euling tin- I’ \ K poit. .lotbe*.
aflf Mis* Maileline Mallrm will be their home 1718 Mnunoliu* Ave turned Saturday fiom Huyto'- , white tniters
*prmfing mine time
foi'-entml JACK with the ht»to- 1 Herald'* limited -na< e
V! mdnfcjh.
r 1 La»s
’ presented in u recital -at the Wu- nue. iinmerliatelv following the llench after ,---I*|,
In
'
i
>
Hi
I
t Ills fill her. Wallet Morgan of
- il rbought the cri-t. had la*eu medal a'. Juidoi High fm ha*
tt**fr . .Pi!* stt Hu- ItftJi Ibvuiir
inHim Club at 8:00 I*. M. The bar-cal;iureale seniton at the bo.ft
■Sunfoid, wa» be*! man. and the
.> ilnoriite,! *
hl»L,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Key
Mann
and
lied
w
hen
a.,
a
*
i
*
•
f,«n
e,l
■
:
be
iiigbe*!
avetage
to
HUtfi* S|ll»tl
public la extended a cordial invl-- school.
tndiei jmsiimnicii weiv Hr. r>ex.
fde and white ’ ' 5 . •«-•* Mi* ayhit t' a.,- f', !ki«ni hy d «la\Vfi
KD L E W M ill f \ Ell’S . name ihioughnut the *.••.«»
! *.
Alt. and Mrs. Hawkins Connell-,-, son. John, have returned ■from
lation
let
Clayton
and
(letl
It.
IlollingsNew Smyrna
ED LKVY lo I'liiia1, ve 'jt..,o y-.-nli.il Floi id.i tilldge I. iiaiupr; oL‘
♦Him , a. the I J' iC Il iiM'itiKo , i*ho *. 1 h.
Aft*. 'Glenn* Lingle,-, Mrtr.- Fraek week r|*eiit nt
■Worlh.
W EDNESDAY
■■ Hut t he Clotsiling blow -tmiie_/ l* > >u' ' «'H> . * Ftijrtili.
MacNelll, Mr*. 8. O. Chase ohil llearh,
Ml**
Nevlti
Adkin*
was
the
nidge
i
1
1
m
im
and
expert-1
Annual meeting a* 13:30 I*. M. Mr.' -pm] Mrs. Hermun Mori.*
the, Eli'lay edlU i than 11
Mrs. Hugh Her ill*, of Jut kvm- maid of honor ' and rite Inirie's
in the form of n hu.ditea* meet assisted the host ami hosft"-*
T!i*f
•tV page wn* irl-o 'lie e-V/ilt tfter* t'alkuffc-*vi?h *eti*r;il of l! i
mg -‘The Itipilg
IPP v:t*r“ t d Ale. AA 1 Jtf
rille is the gar t
Mr*. M. S only litter.,| ,nt She. wore a green I •* with "Hotioreil tr
Iok mid luncheon nt the SatiLid servhtK .the supper finnt u tatliiiri**! U \(f *
nfifi
A i.mi o.n_ I nn*
... .At
ilirthd.it f top playci* 1 g leiflivd tba
i
Palm
li.,h
.stilt
with
while
at
Wartime i 'U . for. ntiimWiv- -.nl>, cmTmMtirtrnn- emWoirletwMum- Mes*en^e.r- ~,n * hr | 11.... \^ ^ in -.n i.e -, and -TllT firmry* ' Weie‘ Vrirrtt, Pa jama i’.rrty
l
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v
rr
o
ff
*f^*op^*r:ttoil
"
,
‘ a1;;?if1i
If tl -Mr-AtIthr!!i. ii a% t4 F,
;■ Mr
I h, I II ■ni iiym *>"
‘
Telephone reservations to Mrs. cloth. The table was beautifulh
Hot*
a*
many
plating
in
*
|iir|r;ik; L*Ftk. *FriHl 1* C\ H! tllM
Miry Mcl'atitev tier
of .fid
*o -thooL
“ Hiiilding th,. l-i
gardenias.
II. W. Good*peed arid Mrs. |{. T. drs-vrated with -shasta tlai«les -an I
Tlw jwlirvt
,11 twr winlet .,**.ion. lint |hi* , Oil'.. *
If ! -rbleiit" a a
’ 1 -• r |{i^hiiji5
The a-.Uiirttve-bride, who wss Sc-.iits" a* headline. ...
Mr.
ami
»M«*.
F.
E.
Iloumill
.,
W arren .
w . . , N.i mall*
hi .dtnnted .nu.u-t — 'be !»->t play
!-t rht * t sHibr.- Mn*t ‘ he kutilfft-x
and rose* arid held silver appointgiven i imitlmge bv liei father.
■lit ebdilien. All
>n-g gait- •
had
as
their
guests
today
Mrs,
1
.
t-f*'if *> E Itl1it*) Y *»j tS| Mi p»
R The ladles auxiliary o f ihc meats.
’- rertil
All
Afan \[ t a e, I
AAAI.ILK HAYNES
Woit* a -.bite Palm live,-!, suit
1r li-ii!,- to the 1 !! !*o>
Thuso enjoying the dellciou- 11 Mr Ls-.M Jr
and daughte. With a blue flowered hat. white T ,-retl On Hiithdni"
Mt * 1.
tsUjfll!*, 'll
M. i . IH IH ,E A H \M \l.t!A A | ot •
llrulherlmod of itailroad Trainmen
Air, li: A. Ft«bm
will meet at :1:U0 I*. M. at the* food ptejnred by Mr*, Galh.w... '-oWa. " f Drimnln.
■>f Cult
filler 'P s • ona |laiuhf *nvv LML alttl MKS h 'M A i
n..'c*..,rie.,*itiid a shoulder pray
After
tin;
l -II
*
iiid \|? \lint? Mit'iiliu h
Oddfellow Hall.
were:
Misses Connelly.
DtUm
‘ . . .. y
*
Itay
a
of luvejidar orchitis, Her only or* Party’’ , , . Hm Al AltY Me 'lO tltiA V Vltolli. g . dung ....
Pledge, tlm girl- modeled Ibrii
\\iA* thiifi tItirfy fiv *" litiiv. r«*il
n it..
“ * r * r .,n a i > J...
t ! A ? % 3 lg \* - £ S ? . l a m , w a . a .ingle .tnitid of 1 A! LEY, the wonderful *ttfil Hem h lb.- Weekend . . . I be i . Jf(^
THURSDAY
•tentfin* (iipi*
,h ,i.d u i - l.-ti
I rail.*, wlditi »u.*. her lathej'* t„t -he i*. lon-obnglv lein.-tike I, mlmdute la-1 •'•tiilig for the
The reiular meeting of the
i • iul flflhl
\%VU‘
m
m ue.Mihg gift to tier tHother when 1 1 ihb i, it .- i, u i d !i 11,
etas* me..,’.,-..
mm to, •
-,v Mj, . Mii1h.| rb.iimnm.
Order of the Eastern Star, Semin T.d Livingston, Anne Lovell. Her
.
(In-. Wen married.
t "■ml “ .111#
... _Mary-MvC.udvv tii- • ,i,.,!.,'h.m ho..g* ,
r" ‘' 'V j ’1 L* fu,v *“
ole Chairter No. 2 will meet at the t t Matthews. Evelyn M a t h e w , sUptltu-r school.
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sing aud William Livingston »b<> tel urn to ibrii home tmlay.
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Ment* i'nt t Iland Miss Cecelia Trulm-k a* ,han pnje.,,,, „ i „ „ , „ g the prire„.
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Mrs.
Camilla
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school
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Mill re f i i f i Bltcnde*! the dance
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Gray,
Wayde Kuckar.
Laurn \ ..p l*1"'* " f Ml” »"•»>' Snmtm
and Airs, B. AA'. .Stilt--. Mr. and
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Kelly Smith, b.c AVathen. <;l„m fwcu|»errtting from a major
Mr*. Dougins Sim-kv. Atrs Carl
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parlnanetits. dyes, blem In*'
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a gratluati of t( 1
Mr. and Mr*. Al I Italmrn en- University
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lertuineil for theli daughter Ann science and |>oliti,ul ed-o-al ■
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Friday nigl't with a slumbei the Sanford .luni,it ILgi,
I ’irdfi Nu, i nf th** W*H.C.sS, uf
party at their home mt Wr*l for three yearf. before sjtilerlng
Fourth Street. A’uiaig friends of the service. He also win kod a* 11lie* Flrut Mt‘thi»di*i (!huivh *m*
Mrs* K. A. Ia»n
Ann enjoyed a wcitiet roast Frl- assistant Praffic manager of a : al tin* honii*
t day evening amt utiemlcd the fiuit firm. Having played' I,- • •lenlivitf. circli* ihuirtimn, with
j [ticture 'show KatuiJtu morning bull nt the university, hr al-,, i MM, K. <'• WiHinn»i* Kivinjj lh*>
j dm nt inm»| ami *iiiJ«ly teni*im.
I which was followed lw a lunch coached at Sanford.
Th«* ritm'lusitin «*f th**
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Those attending wen Ann Ha ernrig uHt-nditlt: I hr *rh***d." ^rin led 411*am amt hmuc hakttd *’ #»*
iiu mu vff| t«i lb** fnlltmtutf VI*
born, Hull Hitting. Linda Leonard, rant sxild, “f f.ire-e.
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j Janice Keel, Joan Wright. Juckit- fgture in the field of l..,t o . M*iftha .Moffill, Airs. I ’yiil ft**
I Ali Dnnnbl anil rti'.a '.dams.
culture an,I intend t>> I*- a. ,,.l fn*r. Mr? J K Ji»rkf»***i, Mi- H
W Hudry, V|i< K *
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Betty Ann Stiles
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Charles B. Schirartl
Studies Cusmetolngy
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Ann Kaiiorn Given
Slumber Party
.Mrs. K.A ijondvnber«
Hostess 'I’o Circle 8* pf -td..,.
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MION’S SIlOliT SI/IOBVK
SPORT SHIRTS
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WELSH TIRE SHOP
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General Insurance
Atlantic National
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Washable material* in Auitinixed rnyon*, cottons
and codon and rayon mixture*. Color*— Blue, Tan.
“ m£ee. Sixe,— Small, medium, medium large and
rgp. The»e beautiru) sport atilrl* will make ideal
liber’s Day lifts for Sunday, June 16th 1
Cel yotir*elf n paisport to Summer’s coolest temparature in one of our picture-predy prints. One piece
style.* in colorful, ca»y to clean, easy lo wear dresses.
$Q.7r>
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THE SANFORD HERALD.
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1946
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Celery Feds Tackle
Charley Bisson, Jodie Howington
Slated To Hurl For Local Squad
Packers Twice Tonight A t Park
the* current season iiuuiimt
single ijrfcat.
Inrilridual Atrragr*
trk twothe Municipal I’ari
g Park- in a twin hill « " h
meet utgetlir.g underway
STATS’DINGS
The .Sanford IreraM gw * Into
ptorr Ilira "flbo homes in banlord and Seminole ('minty. If
tug have something to *e|| or
buy you HI* find that a eln>s|fk-d ad In ifcc-e column* will
t*l| the most people about it for
the lca*l inotuy. Fliotje 148 <l
bring your ad to The llctald
office for apVk retulta.
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A R T IC L E S ' FO R S A L E
I0t
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t)7c
6.te
per linr for one insertion
per, line fnr 1 In-rtliun*
per ' line fm si* lh*crtlnn*
per line for 26 in*ertiort»
Minimum charge 10c
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Count 5 words to a line
including phone and *ildie»s
HIGH grade cwn pipe, septic
tank*,
gieu-t
ii«p*c flower
pots, lienrhe., friiVr posit mid
5,0ml blocks of l“ W absorption,
rod greater den-tly. I. K. TerMllcger. d0*.i Lbp Ave
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CLASSIFIED RATES
12" TW O Speed (J, F lalli. 424.10,
II. II. I'OI’ I. t O. 1ST.
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W ANTED
COLORED G in i*. f.nr laundry
work.- Hiruinoiii County J,amidr v t o,| alb \V. 3rd JjL
W A N T E D T O -R E N T
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Avon ( "ntiitotit. p* ai|verti*t-d
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It-Spun* iilir fnouJv of
SOBKI!
three want- two hrdiooni house
or apartment, furnished or miftirnithed. J’|e»*e icoly to llu*
RHP cro llctald * nd .irit luihtelephone atm.ber
t
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BOV Tf;Cl. I.
lias ‘Cllgel
WORK
W ANTED
PHOI STKBt falo.-s
\ fine
selectlun in flock. I.. S. Blown,
21ft I North (Irani-., Otluildn,
Fla.
BFJfHOOM home utifurimlied.
by pertnilient iiiMiratite r«n | . IIL'II.D your h'.rm- with High
live Bt-st ol tcfeiencri K F
lest Conereli liba-ks Mitnele
Claims 123 K Com mo Ax .
Conerelo Co., I K reiwlllcgcr,
Orlando, phone 2111V
3(i!J Klm A vi'., Fsluhlished
I if 10.
" f n t Tram to ( le a f - Kredi
Manaxcr Johnny i>o*h. nhlc reiriv n for the luckless Daytona
Reach Dodger*. Saturday night
tolil spot!* scribe Benny Kahn
of the Dayton* Beech. NewsJournal that Saiifonl » « « the
tram to t»ciit fit the Florida
State League.
Personally » e believe it I* a
Lit to early for such a state
ment hut uc'll admit (hat the
t cd» are about the hottest club
,% the circuit. Tonight ibti Fjd*
play the Lefafmrjt '|*Bcltci.< in u
Knuckle Ball Goo*e
Sunday afternoon when (loose
Kettle* hulled hi* no-hit, no-run
tilt
against the Gainesville (IMen, Fie was using' hi* knucklcr
so often that even the people
in the stand* knew when he
thirw it. Goo*e had It down fiat
and the G-Men werehelpless
before the hig righthander.
* While ue weie sitting in the
pr$*xj#u*. Whitby ^IcMullcfr, Uyt.
niei Gaincs-vilie first " baienfmi
and now aptwt* editor
of the
Gainrsvillr Sun,- vttallt-d an- in
stance when he simply patted
the umpire on the Intel,. It might
■fern -strange to you fot Me
Mullen to slap any uuip on the
hark but hete goes
" I was at the pin to
and the
cuunt was two and two. The
r * k t jj| e h 4?_JMcMullep .ttiitiorkr<L
"H a» a knuckle ball and i f came
In, about -'three' inches outside
the plate. The umpitc barked
strike
exit
the third- called
Whitey said he ‘ turnrd to the
M O iy ilA STATE LEAGl.R
Pci. intil termorrow evening they open
,705 a crucial aerie* with the Orlando
,611 j S ’nalor*.
568: The Senators have been work1681ir| over thoroughly since tire last
112 tupo the locaU tangled with
,41 j them and it should he a do-or-dle
IIU, battle during Inith Orlando till*.
< barley Bisson and Judith iluw.
ingtmi will probably lo»* toTestrrdj)'* Brsulis
night’* tilts leaving Jim Schanlcl
I'alatka *i, (ininesvillo ,'h
and Gu«*e Kettles to hull the
Orlando 21, Daytona Beach 1.
SANFORD' at Lent! mg, pus: Orlando affair*.
poned. lain,
Augus.iifiu at Del-uml, pop
urnplrf* and- *nM—'.Thai,
Double iteadei
little outside wasn't-,.
__ L-fflejahi- of- the S‘.,nf.,..l II...—
M " r -wtwh * * T T
__^Ga»g*-Xiafa;
( l ,]i ,t'*.Oiir!iitlnn TiuWTStw-TrinrvTng' - a l l o t . ' i h i m
•urg f i f ' jf-A N'
"Whitey, Dial , was the funniest
.
“
j
difficult
lime
In
uttempllng/to
6:.l« |*. M.
! figoio ' out 'h o w to play the pilch I ever. saw. The haR'cuniei
do nt Daytona
Outside, jumped in Irliuul two
double header* now scheduled fof III
Inches. nit'keC-ihe.ldutc and (lieu
the Municipal 1‘aik, The club
_
ill esii't want to play uu after Jumped out again.-*
Whitey said “ Ilrothu if thu
noon. tilt and then a night gome
uore it is loci much for the pitch did ull that £iul you saw
ou win!"
-ptiryer*. tntrtii-uhrrlt- 1tr thr - hot I, i'ni yunytuccill
wrathdr,
„
Driving I'ark
Tonight the thiuble hill will
Since ilihbaiil ('asselberiv has
l.
l: *•( underway at 6:30 o'clock
in
puirhasctl
.the Seminole Driving
IT on effntt to gel the two game* I'uik, we’re wondering what may
I** played anil permit the fail* to lie in store in the wav of enter
i;^ get home at a reasonable hour, tuinmont and sport* function* ut
In However, if any reader, ba* any the
racing oval,
Casselberry
N -nggeitlrm* ns to how n iloulde bought the plant from Dave Hill
f,” hemlei could lie played p' the man of Orlando. The urea In- I
uui -nlisfaetion of the majority of eludes some 300 acies of ground,
m, the jQffri*. please drup tin* turner n tme-mile and quarter mite Hack
b- h raid. The uMoclutinn would and a" rtuhhmise. Sale price wu*
Mo' pleased to know and so wpuld reported to he ubpVc 110,0011
I
Orlando
,
-SANFORD
St. AUaustjne
Gairievvillt1
Dt-l-and
IJaytoiia lie-mil
lardililg
MUNICIPAL PARK
6:30 P. M,
LEESBURG vs, SA N FO R D
D O U B LE H E A D E R
QNjrHFe.J.OB
IVe are rgulpped to give you *prrdy Kleclrle Autollla Service tm
new cart and we're alwaya on Hir Job to verte you rfficlrnlly.
Legal -Notice
HARRY LEK LINUiiEY
ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY gift
307 M A G N O L IA A V E .
SANFORD, FLA
PAINT
INSIDE WHITE * % :
3 R E A L E S T A T E FOR SA LE
Under flu Ninnr ni
or Mrn.
Btnfnid
LIP flmtfofil'R
two*
ftlojy fum e httiura. Heriity i»
InIii'Viittf I uiil In |ilcur«i In
KE
Harry I*cc l.m dscy
JIB'i W colonial III 1ve
Orlando. Florid*
Telephone 2-IH3
iliuw you l liij*. hmipiiv iK*K%i*itl
F. teMtii’s "Tin* limit u Ih. I*in*vi »
Banfonl.”
f io
mi
m|> |„ .i,. t m en t
IMIIIKRT L. t OX
p h o to g iu p h i'i
11K IkSSKX 511 DIO
APARTM ENT hou-c
condition, close in, |
Edward F, lame,
WILL swap new-Marlin 22 mi*
25 shot repeater, for tod and
reel Plume 21.
FAM ILY LOAN CO
1'lorid.i Benk tilde
I'hont
12
S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S
OPENSt
FLOOR HANDING
UARTKHB, cmi«i*ilng
and fini*hing. f'lrunmg ami wagBee
u*
for
WHEELHAItllOW.u
limnfr*. fie*hly painted,
mr
New floor* surfaced to porw k f. t) c i r r m t u
k a k gs
in Gohlnhuto. Land f»
f'-'imin Old floor* made like new.
HAMVJt
and
other
hird-to-ge
di iotial house*
l*i ii r
item- tttanley-Hoger* llatd»*n(JO. I "• rn*ll, halnni't’ ill
II. M. GI.F.AKON
Imke Mary. Flo,
YKH - * r have DAIRY PAII.-l
IWIIM.F. • I'l.t M ODril
Mellonvtlle
(lienuiiful , ttee-l.
BUTTEJI MOLD0. MILK IH)t •
PARTS AND SF.RVH K
Price fl.lMMUlO.
TLK IlftUaifEB.
and .MILK i»U Palmetto Ave,
Phene
It ADJOINING lot* in Snn ford
BOTTLE CAPS — all at the
Heights
Price |2,U0ll.tN).
right price. Stanley-Ilogrin Ilmd4 BOOM house and 20 acres land
ware Co.
'■
near lake. Price S 1 ,5 U 0 ,0 0.
EXTRA line vine-ripened tom*toe,
42 00 per bushel ilrllvetrd In
Bsnford. 615 Park Ave. Phone
166-n
W. II. WILLIAMS, imOhEII
415 Atlantic Hunk Bldg.
ONE
Wutrrn electric rotary I'bolu
Telephone 1120.
Print Dryer Hire 24" x 28" PmrOLD NKW SPAI’ FHIH
It net pound
TDK SANFORD HERALD
, "1.6?-
tll .
„
It ACRES on Highway 17,
. Acres tiled, 000 ft. fronting
Lake. Price $15,000.00, Id* ‘
- for tourist ramp.
W. R. WILLIAMS. BROKER
• 41* AUantie B»nk Bldg.
% ■-' .TiSphone 1130.
I
BEDnSoil
FULL line
A. M. I'
Seville, 1
—
-—
D lS IN fln
nml bed,
MVL- -| ,,,
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6
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ART
---------- I'LL BUY
ATTENTION
High School Seniorw
B iit h e
7 Pats, Livestock, Supplies
HOSPITALNEEDS
s p ir it
axle.
I UUY cows, calves, yearlings. 1941 INTKBnatlonsh Flat. 2 Uni,
2
tpnxl,
exceptional
tires.
R. W, Lord, Phone 788-W.
Motor overhauled.
194B CHEVROLET traetor, air
brake line*, two apeed axle, a
?l pulling brute.
i937 Ch e v r o l e t Rttey in fin*
condition for togged hauling,
Y large tlree.
tU4l
_M /L_
NURSES WANTED
Enroll today as a student nurse
in the A ccre d ited Hospltdl T ra in
ing School — at the
.a
n-ntJl ibtci.ict, no* tw-l h*
d,*ia>*i and luaptul. fenrahec* hi*
OMnnkr suciclul „ m. uaimm tJ ana.
__ ALSO__
IN TECHNICOLOR
CONEY ISLAND HONEYMOON
Starts Thursday!
“ SeAHfcET-STREET* “—
You Don’t Want To Miss I t ! X!
$25 REWARD—
white gold
diamond lady’s wrist watch, Dr.
Henry McLauIln, j u Magnolia,
Phono 812,
________
6 OR 8 tlnrse boiler. J. M. Givenc, 1941 CHEVROLET Flat. cab. fine
O. K. Ownere, W. WUt 8l.
tiros, good motor, two speed
SPORTING
GOODS
M EN: What Would You Do If Your First Wife
Came Back To Haunt Your Second Marriage?
Kh taken nu»d liam turn* xtii It Ma
heimkw pnpwtim rn n Hwmr. I* a,aly
UM the rami »l eiaaiath ulcn*
*le**t j* * a * i,i, Ai-o ,m*».n4*.i ru
l»m*. Ia4ie**lv*<, hnriUnn due to hewe.
1/ldti*
aaaw
__n.”
* 7'T4
Sy w i t » * - '“ *•* I.V'HINtrwe
63-J-«fter-4«n»-lVM
Iff*e I t R I N F T tfiU lM (h it IW«T
ffjt Iri Ifflj
pweet Iona. G if i„ take. Juit mu t*n !J;
IXiiTT. Mexican lismmer«d marts •(iBotWi
in a half slue* u! nuU. Cwt* M
stiver ring, abell with mermaid •all*. Must eatMr a eocene? rtfuoSrd
sitting In IL Oenrrou* reward.
l.urln for aale by l.sney’* Drug
Iihett Itavenrl. Touchtoii'a.
Store and Drug Store* r«rrf-
LOST; black bulfoldf, InlllaU, G.
sE. M. .engravcil, Social Security
card, Edna E. Hirer.
Phone
WILL pay highaat prices for usea
54-J- between 8 A- 51. and fl
: cars ami also wrecked and burn,
, P. M.
ed or old car* for parts.
Ratliff t Sons Phone 237-W 15
AUTOS FOR SALE
P. 0 . Box 1476, Hanford, FIs.
fa v o rite shade by addin g paint coloring.
L A D IE S ; H ow W ou ld You A ct If T h e Spirit O f Your
Husband's First W ife Cam e Back T o Haunt Your
M a rria g e ?
i
LOST & FOUND
LOST: Small fawn colored thort
halted male dog. wt. between
7 4 10 lb*., white patch on
forehead, tail curia, no collar.
■ named "loppie." Cash icward
for return alive to 1702 Mag
nolia or rail F, K, Cooper,
1 Ilia beautiful w hite is easily tinted to any other
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY!
111 PAIRS—1-amp*. Iciaatelw, fun*
iiom. washing machine*, vaccum rle«nei>.
J, H. Trotter,
JOtl W. 2nd St. I’hnna 1064-J.
14
4 I jO IS lor uale. flee owner 218
W. 5!h Bt.
APARTMKNT huu»a up
I at
St.
2 etuiva dnwnataira. 5
*partm«nt«. I extia liedromn
• UpHalr*. Monthly teiilal $2H0.r------- 00. Price 420,000.00. Vy- nfh,
balance iisyable within 10 yeutv
at 6*1 lilt.
STORK Building on W. 1st St.
4 stores downatalrs, H spanment* upetalrs. Price ItS.Ot'L00. 1/3 cash, balsnre.O year*
DAILY
lically now Call V56-W
OR HENT •* 4 loom partly lurnlshed house* and lot with elec
tricity and water fbr partirular*
“ write or call m The Iiouh- altc?
6 IX) o'ckicx week da> cvrningi
Otts Michels. Paola. Fla
PR IC E St
A du lts —- 40c
C hildren - 09c
(In cl. T a x ) '
12:45 P. M
riiia guvornrnvnt aurpln* inside w hite paint w n manufiictum d by Benjam in M oore & Co. and D ixie Paint
and Varnish Co. to meet the highest governm ent
standards . . . W e th erefore guaran tee this paint
loo'm .
Bo sure your diet ts properly balancad with rich
creamy milk that U prepared to moot the highest
ORANGE GENERAL HOSPITAL
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
I f you itro a Iligh School firrnduato — between 18
?n
Pt BS*-*! of sound .mental and physical
health and of good charnctor.-ytm Arc urged to ouliat in the Full cinanua os a Nunso TrAirtee,
Orange General Hospital conduct* a training school
approved by American Hospital Association and
A me tic ati Medical Association. It offers every f a * .
cllity for Nurses Training — unusual class rooms —
science laboratory — demonstration room facilities
and an experienced and capable teaching staff. It
provides comfortsbje dormitories — with adequate«,
space for home life,'-recreation and entertainment
government standards of purity . - - milk that will
help give you tho vim, vigor And vitality necessary
Studcnt nurscs get complete maintenance With three
weeks vacatiou annually.
to banish that tired feeling.
Visit Our Modern Plant and Dai
’ at ,20th A Summerlin
AH the Milk You Want
PHONE 1061 or 2302
FOR REGULAR DELIVERY
Nursing is n time honored profession — and train
ing required for graduation U equal to a college edu
Make application today for enrollment in the Fall
classes by contacting Director of Nursing.
CHEVROLET neW jnolor,
rlnncio
C. Harden,
if
�y
C4
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In Unity There Is Strength —
^ rn t fu rd If^ ra H *
To Protect the Peace of the Worlds
To I'romole the I'rogrrx* of America;
To Produce c Prosperity for Sanford.'
n il:
v v t \ 1 1 1 h it
.1 11 i f ii-MHt
I l i ii ii il r i ^ l t i l i n . Mli
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSIWPKU
VOLUME XXXVII
SANHIIID, FLOKIDA.
Ksla!ili»heil 11)08
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W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 5. 46
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K . E 57 Die,
To Be Signed
'Cessation Of HostiK
ities
Preliminary
To Starting Peace
Labor Party Praised
By Churchill Fur
Resolute Denuneiag turn Of Communism
|
—L O N D O N ,
T llt f
S o v ie t
c u iv e d
sh n rp
N e g o t ia t io n s
c r it ic is m
rc -
to d a y ,
m o rtl a n d
o p p o s it io n .
t iff
Its
C o iu o r v a t iv u
A f t e r o p p o s it io n
|i»»* P u H tlitiu n L 'fe e m e iil
Mi
A H |i<
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M u |‘MC
B la c k
I)ia m r n i< ls ~ F u r
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R. C. Peterson Died
At Home Of Sister
Robert Cornelius
[
of Mr*. J.
| Take Mary, died
vntrtdav at ^SEU
Petenion, brn*
II. Cownn nf
at her home
I*. 11. follow
**l^or»» X*h. I. 1H81 In Rmporla,
fin., Mr. I'etcninn had lived there
all of hi* life. He had lieen with
! hi* *I»tcr only n »hort time.
fn addition to Mr*. Cowan,
urvivor* Inclmle another aiiter,
Arne* Itrteraon of Kmporla
one hrolher, D. I . I’eleraon
of Crwrent City.
, The funeral nervie* ami
It I ske place at Purdnm CVmein liarherville Thuraday at
S T tS
I*.
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SOURS CIIANGR1)
’ , FrthklW 0, Hardaway, depUtr
collector o f Internal menu#, who
In the past ha* ,M M t e*»eh
Weilflrsday morning at the City
Hall1
.1« m be at tha 1)80 Imlldhtg
atery' Tuewlay instead of Wadncw-
day from 10:00 A. U. until noon.
O f
O f
F o r
B la z e
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lu d id
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in it s p c v la ru h u
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Market Reports
Percent Hike
In Month’s SalesjjCounty School
Board
Cinfera to till the tr.iwipi in kit*
S t ill
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No D o rbt Remains That Monarchy
Has Been Rejected By Italians
m im e
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^Chamber Offices
Are Moved To USO
Building Tuesday
in Sanford and re,|ue*tinir their,
to tell Iheir cnxtomera of this for the in*nne at Av»,„ Park for named n* m^rrlaO'-treft^iirfi.
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make this their b e n d i|iia > 1 e rc . I , • | „ i » l l or t hi* 10 * n or
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jWtc huildlni;. at which they will j most became an old lolk> bmne. \\\ F p p s , J r . an d l ) r . I . D lliu w u . n f rill n f ! D ia l m i i rt*»|irtruli*Tii | »,
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all convenience, rent room*. , he n>sert«‘il with innnv •our hut attcmlrttl «hr m«Nt frig uf Hu* • n ig ih iu n g h a n il tv it I" in l H
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powder room .rod comfortable e'liilc people who have Imen nixdet)' Mumlay in Dnytnnu M» ,m '» F K 1 hi*aifi-|iiii» t**i m I h .**l*l*i i **t* p r in c ip le
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Mr. HiReinii wished to call <hi« no other plnre to y„. Thl» eitun- wmn flw tcil ns j»trtahlcnl of tin* i*el vice in the Fimikfmt uieu, W lliio u |>r«*Tiu)l t i i i m l y h u rtir il«*
lo the nltenlion of the merchanta (ion, he added, will !*■ relieve*! nocicrtv (o surcrrtil Dr. Mtickri Dr^ it cliapalehea (leiieml Mi N iiihi1^
ttiopsl rat ion iii-1 1mi
by construction nf a new lw**pltal II. HatfiHil nf Umalilln
Another Soldier
Holmes Melton
Main Speaker At Is Convicted For
KiwanisLuncheon Beating Troops
e n
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ally - .without flexibility.
However, Mr. Churchill today
had more to *ay In prai-r limn
in criticism of the Labl o r ir u v y iiimerit
a n il
I'm e lg a
S e c re t a r v
si IleVin when he declared
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r (let l-oiioi government _hu 1
in arti** url important COHl rilillliotl
t«> rence fiy what he lulled ,i
The building will 1^ open from
B .Kl A. M. until S;00 1'. M.. daily,
jri h (he exception of Saturday
jhien the buildini; will lie clotod
ht mxm durfnir Ihe aunt m e i
month*.
Anyone deiirinir the u»e of the
build Itic after I,aura nhmild con
tact Mi*« Marta ret Helta at Ihe
Chamber office*, telephone fit.
F u r n a c e s
W h o , ' reprffrntalive ca* h
fn-ni. .the oovrtnmrnt mid Cogl
c h a r g e d t lia l th o soeds o f a
4jo\v w o r ld w a r w o r o 'b o in v
miwm in tl\t‘ Russian lUiiniimti'il
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Discuss I Mans For
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The
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Clith
will
cnase of tack of building ina erial.
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gram mu) tulkr«t vyi)) i VIitn Mm. llie i
Other institution* invcstlfutml mael this eve,d„K at U:l)(l TiYl, ck A r y o f U M f».
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were the farm colony nt (Jaine** in the dining room of the Mnl l i e ( lic e t ,I,
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LOHOKHS HEJECT DECISION
ville. the in*Hlutkni'for Imv* at
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Marianna ami for girl, at Ocala nil shriner* in good standing
VANCOUVER. llrilTsh Cnlum- 4 - I I p r o if r n m i n k i -u*h**u| u «»ik
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of
ha aaid. there wax very deplorable 1refre.hments will he .erred
l » *■ a m a ile r w i l l , .,
rejected a special mediator’* r e
r o n .u lt e i l
th
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y
e
n
,
.
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n
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i
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ro
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commendation*.
In addition, Ihe
rrowding. [I I* Impossible to get ,
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p a , k in g in*
;i,
.1 t e n t a t iv e - Il
CIO union has told the mediator.
protwr attendant* for these ln*U
th e v lord
A t t e n t io n o f e d u c a to r * I . . . I men '
d li'.m , U
G eneva
Set
I d r ,c i f t n „ ' , d t | c * | . „
“ vey l>, dele - iii., w t ic ( e ,«al b I I ,g
Chief Justice Cordon Hlaun. thM d ire c te d
iutlon* lox'ause of low wages ynisi,
la in ,ailed
lie
he declare,!, but added 'be* he
m e n ,,, n u g i,'
’ " ,,v r,K,wl ll" ,rl
it did not wish him to continue leaching which t, lomed on l II
Anv veteran in need of scrvm lilrti) l l«ut
t*B * i l i i
,i
I'a Ju tK .k
ill the |H>sX The union Is stick work With every U,y find girl,
did net hav* too murh rritlrDm
n.nrmen
[or
3:i
department
Ice (free of charge) In any of
ing lo It* demand* for (i tO-hour from the fourth lo Ihe '"K h "1Vomml'!,-* will be proud by Ihe O c u lit, W lllli-t i I M rtii, | U k rt 1 if v
of ni^ii'peo’ en:. who have not had
the following rategorit* I* retw ill in
week and a pay raise of 2,'» rent* gratlr In the sctimd Inking 'h i* , rtepartinent roinmandcr and dH- P lo f ll F 11\ I! ii •»l II**i
enough fund* lo wort with and
mieatnl to visit the office of
nIit11i-i1 |ki 111»11* uii*f4*i * w *Di - •11
un hour. Sloan hud reentnmended inslrurtlon
who in n,»ny c*»e* *‘dU i\ grand
Alt
available
Jala
«n
'
|r|rf
|
,r.,a,
w|
|
t
>
a
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ilnlrmen
the responsible agencies listed a wage increase uf lh centa an
job". He urged tbst cltiten* take
the subject i» secured by tench. |of |(lrl|U, ;,| dlvtrUI commlUecs rm.
below:
1PR . ilrtll'i M*iU*‘l i *i|1 f i*» |U1I i
more irderert In lhe*e matter*.
hour and a •ll-huur Week.
3ra. Pupil* Visit sawmill*, syrup T)lr
will - ire held tu Ihe
Coordinator — F. Ib C*rler.
iiiU1 *ni*! 4*i . Li*,mii4 - 11**Aimr- •I'Iiut ^
C, S Stenhen* o f Umatilla. a<«|
and
cane
mill*
and
other
•ptnjrc’
*
Hjr.
„
r(mr„
i
3
„nu-c*
in
ihe
Valitei
Atlantic National Dank lluilda|inruvr, w«irtM )«• k it I •''Hi *'!.
Hoi, Cnimley. ,lr. were gue*»*.
AIIUIOKNH WINS DERBY
and then return and draw what |jol,.|
In t '
Onk l»* Hurtfuiil v\venurii; I'm**
Pre* blent .1. VV. Flail compli
they have seen, cacti drawing,
Employment — U. S. Fm
A vv 111*I*. i 'i*iti iiIP** i;i» I A v I*11I'M* tii
mented Kiwanino* n„ their , fine
LONDON. June f,. IAS - The Mime p a r t i ,, d a ,
p h ase
of
Ih e
tloyment Service, 112 North
S l?fU f!l) N '- tri'I,
Jiffllrtlill A 4 rtttllrt
a. »"p-«snce pt the Winter Park
Ifflrd running ssf Ihe Ihrrby ul w o r k .
N’ n t u ie s t u d y is a ls o no
Park Avenue.
LrttU rtrtll F m - ' at Mel S r« rtllll S fl4 '*'f"3
( I Id l( VI IUN Id MEET
•‘ •'d Cermon, In'erc'"’, meetlnet
Epson Downs has been won by Imiwrtnnl feature, and this is
Vocational Training and FduUfU* III,If lllrt! k It.e|Hi i*»lli •*« iiD»
Airhornt*.
The hor*e I* tiwti-d one school where Uiy» ran bring
H* annointeil T. VV I
cation — T. W. Lawton, Court by J. Ferguson.
The .Seminole Cniioty b'eilern rtf First Hu**t.*t iii, FttlllirHu Aki
Lord Derby’* snake* and toad* to class for
Prank Shamr* and Ihe Rev. W. P.
Houaa.
ti........ Social Worker* will meet n u p jui>l t h i n ’ lilu v’ k * u f 11»4" fitiN*
(inif Stream wa* second. Tom exhibit in the "science corner.”
Ye*lty to aid the Woman’s Club
I-Cgal Awlslnnca. |Io«pltalThursday
afternoon
at
I ::l<l i i h m peclHMi « n S t t t ifo n l A v iu u k *.
l.lllry'a Radiotherapy wa* third.
in narking canned ve«elahles for
Wofk
outfit*
urn
provided
for
fiation and Stala Service Of Airborne' wa* a 50 lo 1 outsider
T h e in f lu I a p i
w i l l a llo w
o'clock ut die County. Nurse*
oversea* shipment. Marvin Dyal.
each
boy,
who
first
Icorn*
to
drive
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
office next to do* File Station. om* Ihhii »*f parking for five
in tbe betUng.
member w> - ill reeled l„
nail*
properly.
O
ld
e
r
boy*
ran
P. Boyle. County Seivlra‘ Of
he Kiwanf* ball, which Ful
make furniture, or even build a Mi** Mabel llr ill. director o f rent* anil FJ minutr** uf parking
ficer. Takach Building.
NEW PROPOSAL'
I^na pointed out wa« no_t a*
Hodse.
Ei»rh purll. I*>v or girl, health education fur <h*‘ Orange for u peony.
Home Service A**lilanee lo
*Mnv. eBotarv Rail, .
carries
on
(rym five 'a *lx *le- County Tulierctilnsl* and Health
JVYi'KKS T il MEET
it'ii: Servicemen, e*-Ser»kemen and
WASHINGTON. Juna r>. (Ah— monitmtlons, and* learn bv doing. Association will l«< the principm
their Dependenta — Amerlran West Coast ship operator* today
The Semirode County Jiinioi
s|»coker. This will !«• the final
r a t i . r t i V M H iu ru yltr.P D
Th*y
raise
,'ardens,
tend
culfs,
Rad Croaa, Lakefront Boule- offered a new compromise pmClinmliet „ f Commerce will lurid
R 1/e rianle* J Cetlehsn ** O
ami fUckcns. rev k. sew* nnd do meeting of the Fader at ton dur it * ro g o lu i w e e k ly In n c h e iin lo
ing the summer- mnlilli*. accord*
n„v R t l
lss>" bn“ “ * ' ,d— vanl. i rosal Ui the Marine Firemen*. home {mprovenirol*.
Vatenroa Adminlilratlon —
Edward Kip her. m o rro w u l I - I ’* 1* M a ' 'b e
X’.ebsr'sml. 'frm ,
lb .
I l s l '- l
Union. Tha offer wa* made in
The lunchroom I* well eipiiptxst mg to Mi*
Martin M. Hudich. ShcrlfP*
\ll oieiol«,i ■ loiv.a fresh aileron, to head off Ihe with alertrir range, refrigerator -vrre«»r' <[ do* Seminole ' mmtj May fnlt h
Office every Tue»dajr.
bern uigcil io nlii o.l by I're-i
maritime strike threatened In And utenrih. and gW*s the girls I)* * 1" ' ‘" ' ,l
A «“
■lent Jack lU'igan.
1 * SfCAitiiM
u t Tim
clBlion*
mid-Ji
( C u l l i H .i us
ua rI'***
T*a|)
Veterans Service
.
■v
-'•••-___
I'M
.t I-
,<th *
I
' "1 nil'
I
, .
IIU*it1
I. -•*♦1 rtlu I- **t Urt r t T f f ll
L-I.Im. t£*!U.t |, ,'ll -X. fit 111)1
vv^itrtT 1 !*-4‘
ill'l
. ,llirtt
novelami Warns
Vets lo Use Safe
Building. Material
i t,,,.f \|
l 'il V In.n ui u n i
..• In ,
N Ctevcl.imt •'! the
1report men,
tialay
x io r u U ig
........ I ' u l i o
ie li- irtn >
In *m e
an d
o w n iM
r|,1 r il i- i=,.|te, lo wall until
a.■* , Inii'.111 n; mnlci mi- .ii,1 avail
able d-,i, to ariempl I.. build u
In,no- will, itue-liotluble -ulotlttlle
illtit,'•lal- cvci ,1 I hex a>e nVuilubtf
■
"Si |ec(,o,i »,| ul.lll*' i
with
uwar coin., of t lit?ir lire Cr>i*l ive
•luali'iea i* vit it." » tue( CleveI,util -aid
"Prirspertive borne
i.i o m .
i„ Uaufoed -bonld lie
.life tattler than - „ i i > Don't
overtook ( i,
«nfety when you
make up d,B! .craplaaik of idea*
for die new home. I'utested ma
terial* should to? aVoiilcit. '
Chief, Cleveland pointed out
that according to Nadnmvl Fir*
Protection
Association
figures
that I.null luuitcv tann evrry day
in the year. One dwelling fire
occurs every DO secund* and
once every 5„ minute, Mrtneone
in the United State* i* burned
to death.
I
to .pile „f the hrol housing., *
-dim lage ' href Cleveland urged, y. T
. vrgtlaiue again-i erect,,*u of *Ub-ti>,.
-taiHDrvi ItouvUig.
* ■■
*—
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M o t h -p r o o f
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an d
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1‘ lentc retu rn h a n g e n
• b e y a r e h a rd to gel
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a p p r e c ia t e d
..
CH qvs
I.ANICY’S DRY CI.EANINf J C ».
At ALARl A ?
.jrickK
an d u i t m » ’ t<‘ llu iu ti'ii-
tji.ii's loa.tHMi >111 rnal mi
ners ictllllK il to the pits in
fill Or*
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FEED STORE
REGULAR PRICE
SOO-mllo Swewpetakee tl
X equal us SO.tXXl miles „ f
year, for the n o r.. ,i v ’. ’ WlHn»ry driving. And this
.l . \ "ird consecutive time, -Fireeton*
T ire * were on d
the 'tin n in g car.
-. .
Im agine the
_.
’ puitishm cni thoM fire* took os ehey
pounded and pulled
Red over .h e grinding, tearing, b lia ijiiig
pavement at spc.
C o u ld you usk tor any nto
convincing, evidence t»f
aalety and extra wear?
■ . .
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em entber that your Ilf*
MBM afeMensa.l >*•* si *
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IP to 11% I0NCII
William tb inter, motorcycle
meaaenger for tho Roumlllat and
Anderson and Itooefcton Drug
itdrexi narrowly ramped injury this
afternoon when, leeking to avert a
collision with a Oreen Valley, mlllf
truck turning northeast from Sec
ond Street Into Folmetio •Avenue,
he aktddrd on th* wet parenynt
' directly into U« path, was thrown
several foot and the motorcycle
bumper*
Whkfhf't u
driven by Robert Bohaaan. At th*
time of th? accident which was !nveatlgated by Police Chief Roy O.
WUBima. Bnwt was proceeding
west on Second 0tndt
.
LEGION
W e carry a complete aeiec
nford and Seminola. County'*
Records
•
- ia - i- .
+
ic — Pianos — Radios —
111 E . lo t. St.
’I*
U M#»u••vAs
Tin\ *naii1T»*ftjf retuiii ;i
Bruce Narrowly
.
Th« tnualc you
}
Three biby wild c»U>. captured
by Colonel and Mr*. Stanley II.
Scott in their grove on the west
tide of Like Butter near Winter
CKrdcn. were presented to the San
ford Zoo. Saturday, tt wo* nnnoun red by Jmne* Moughton. *oo
jupertntetydent.
irote stated that the i
Colonel
Die kitten*
had done
mother of —
-----roftiklerable damage to the poultrv
around the grove and he. with i»P
Irlends, James A- Rowland anil
Albert nrnn*on. aided by the tit
ter’a itog. traced th* mother cat to
Its den in n hollow tree where It
wa* idiot
A aearch revealed two of the i
hltlen* In the neat at the bottom’
of tho tree, and laUr. when tho
tree < u cut down, a third WUen
was discovered further up tn the
ttallow. All three kitten* are tvow
housed in a den between the fo*
and raccoon cage* on the nortln
Chicks Orow
HABY CHICK TIM!
IS HERR!
UNDERWEAR
t**Mlle*i| itae
Oeobeet I'Milus
»f A —
M#»i ««•«.
m u ptiivi.miial iru' ernnirnt 11•»
lliB-e i iiiii**l * ole with*
. ■mliiiimtioo Many oll-rivri a i
p.st llu- Mi l l *
lo o ffe r I
pirMik-ncy lo Us youthful lead
ForetRii Stiiii<l«-i lo o r y e ' lliilni
' Since no party entented »»
a rl«*nj -#l|t ipujoiily m the I- fei
elect ion_ the m »
gnverilliK
,.„rp. mhn- -w ilF-l-e - a —ctoiM*'
Siiiiii- pel snn» Iielievc that 1
i .million
will l*e mine •llffir
to form than e ie i The pies
■•uilitlon ia rom|»**sril of t tl
n llllisl*. Sociallats Itl'll li e M.ll
Vile Socialiat* Iticife-* l*s*h
• ......... .
• n I'o ell-ctl
.......... Moplele bul inoil - ml
Flume •• 1 • "r.
Ihe M i l l ' I'-...... .
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, ,.i..iiiiii nl assembly
tl"
'*
.,Mi: t. | to seal, lllltl tin Sm, I
II
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I b. tti 1 it.ll
| il.eiot. Wop fill sent-, -oid
|;,„l|. i,l S-s lill't K'o>ip ale-wtl
, m.lca. <;.N| lit- I ’ e ltep.il.lt. an Itallv »-• I
i,u..r<l wt.leli we at*' J‘-'llt'''K
, »,|| ...... . find rnra loo rle. tn -a. the tf'teral
r
Ines. and bu|i|ilne»«.
»d l "**« '*. u ffr led by '-lu
.aw o n
«epeiii.tendenl from the cnlij|dm. "
* ’
ns I ml Ion in Seminole I'.U-.ald -enl*
ugrululi.le-l 'he pupil*
irradmill <lt and tlhiokI It F r rfie. rnife*-«oi
lUoti o"d 'be leathetu o ,. dtinin th. pa-*
Utwlon »!»«• c o o —‘—wit
pnl'a i.ubll atlt»i> **'4» "
SWIIH INO FI IK)|) WATFJIF iltc |)l.llllisl In tl
a* (I,l'-«U U —Hood U i-liu:. .i-lli — lli-lL'U l 1'1'llllLl.^.,1 in,. > n t> t'l brtdten i-mse-ttv I W Otriiiui ■ i
ulul O’ si .re «| .iiicKciHS In.* la-cn rb'-laieil In
lokiiioari- Him a N V
111*111" «,.'••• I,tic |i nilwfer ot.’.-.HT'd.-rnrTSsa
C'lliUI till .1. IlflL
n‘*
in ." ‘ ‘ 1
Af r '
M. L. Cullum Is
Wilson Says Markets Designed To' j
Serve Fvery Section Of Florida
Main Speaker Al
Rotary Luncheon
Says
Quiilitx
NpftUtl
tm u *
In
T h a n
M o iv
Vol-
A griciiltu ip
No laOSses.Uue To
(S t r ik e
RepArte^
By Local Growers
3 Baby Wildcats
Given To Zoo By
Mr. And Mrs. Scott
I’konf Ifi
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118 EAST FIRST STREET
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Annual D.A.R. Historical Award is Presented
To Jack Spenc?r Who (mined an Average
Over ‘Win History During Past Term
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
each
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Back - to- wtirk .Move
ment (lives Promise
Of Normalcy To
■ImlustrvT Railroads
Jtme
A V rs m Vm ~'T77>.-rrin
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Rev. J. M, McLeod Addresses Class
At Junior High School Exercises
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•O T d te g iH ^ f ’ ‘ * I ’ ’ ’ * V
Soft Coal
Miners Return
To Pits Today
I'A ltlS . limp :l. i t ‘ *
i<li«orvei* nrp »v.... lerlng wlwm
the virlnitiui- I'upulai l.epubh
cun wnwvincitt v ill. •;unH’ «• be,;i
nf the |iinvUionii1 guvi-inment '
Kiiiirf'p
I In* mtddle-.'f-lhe-tna I
'l it 1 . putt'iipsl. fio i»i. >'«•***lr‘ **P
vifc tlim 'tis *tlie stmiigeet p.>Uu**‘
inn ,v in Franc*. Return* fry.m
Fium c mnl Corsica give it u
lh* ap|K-al lo the nUtlonV hiliheat \At
tribunal. She was fine-1 $H* i'i
Virginia liecauny alu- t-efusc,I to*
change »eui*. at the rpaiieat of a
t’ reyhouml Im* driver. Tin- bus
wax travelimr from Norfolk to
fmChOTOTt. T t f r nritra woinqu '.var
ejected from ihe. bu«.
Juatire Stanley.F. Herd deliver-*
a the majority decision. Justice
irold IIiii ton wrote u dlasenlimr
opinion.
Justice Heed «nid Ilint H *1 lies (
prohibit
roeinl stgregelimi* <•*<
public rarrier*. Ten. I •• said, ic- ,
cpilrc this separation mi n"*b*i
carriei-s. lie added ••Wlu-ic s»fiiforniity i« essential for lb.- func
tioning of commerce, u »iiii<- >■ «>
not interpose its Iriul regulnli.ui
Thu two opinions dealt with
travel on buses.
They did not
refer lo the possible effect abud.
tit* majority opinion nirgbi have
on so-called Jim Crow Invt* for
railrpads.
The supreme court in n unanim
ous decision also upheld the rifir.
of a Florida newipaper to criticite leirnl procedures in connec
tion with a gambling case. Th.
tribunal sel aside the conviction
of The Miami Herald ami its
socia'.e editor, John It. Prunekamp.
The tiewspatier and lb - v-iiler
had been fnmuF uuilty of rniivcniui
of roorf ""and rinifl n '.n!a| -id
||flr.*t.
Thel*- rohvtetln .. b.vu-d
nn I wo e«i|tn<lnl* and r »-nr■*“*•*wa» nnli.-ld bv the Florid.. Sun
r«|H-a (’ •• •
Til**
C*•»•■rf
In Washington t-d«v nib. I #*-»*
l-dh t|ie newspaper »«-l n w «paper man w*r" wlili. i their
lr>**"t|tnl|e -a* ri. hi*.
Just ire llee.l wrn|e tin- ileeisii.il
JiisMcs Frankfurter. Mnmnv^und
Itutledge wrntn rnncurrl'U*/ gju'i*
inns.
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Vx-iuiLituI Press 1-c.iM’il Wire
1946
U* ill t lit* I'll! «
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e^OTtr isi.rsit.kl* mad .11
3.
Observers B e'l i e v e
Presidency Will Ha
Offered lo Foreign
Minister B i tl a u 11
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WASHINGTON. June 0.
(JP)— Thi* United States Su
preme Court ruled that a
ijtnte cannot rt*i|iiire the »eKregntion-of white and negro
pus.seiigern in Liusca croHaiinf.
Htnte llnu*. * The «ix-to-‘ono
decision wail - given on an
-appeal’ from a ruling of tho
Virginia Supreme Court.
jin-1 .r'y ::1**.. *»
rayon
JU NE
Elmira Is Bit By Worst Floml In History
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DALY
(ioW Braid’ In Them 'Thar Hills
Right of Newspaper
To Criticize Lepral
Procedures in OamblipK Case Upheld
nef ruei
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IN D E P E N D E N T
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y ,
Established 1908
Supreme Court
Rules Against
Jim Crow Law
SUMMER
RATES
m m iT O N imin; ru
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George Robson of Los Angeles
IBIrr Of aallafaallma.a# aaoiavr-
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VOLUME XXXVII
uml Ti-elmitefii i
JUG AND
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To ProUct ih e Peoct of the Worldi
To Prowolo tho I'rofrm * of America
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sinford.
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CATALCTC
SHOPPING
Unity There In Strength— .
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MAY 31
It • II WM AS . .t»e r*»*.t
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IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other
It must be.!., A
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FRIDAY,
utniilt II' |»«*t
Tb«*rr uti* |m»«
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I ««iiII iitolt* !**•
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the *1dm lillrrldliut:
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prune’ In think
.*1 tiitr
gl.rutll a* l..'iiur d llf t.« tin'
that it t" centrally liKuled
Cullmii >iii.l that S i 'd " 'd
21 mile, away uu-l Ilf- i.
e<n, 1 e fi.lfi **f th.- I ..iv 1
tul.tr |.l .Mil.. IIIJ .IM* » * ' •tl,
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Je ff Glicks Of Miami Place In
* Three Divisions Of Bridge Contest
lea tlorrn trophy » ' « ' H "1 lta>’’
mond, I. II. Urachr. Ralph MickIrr mul Robert Carr. The team
of four placing third constated
of t'otlon Mother. Mr* l^ »n a
Schacht, Mr*. Inss Kiehl and Jark
Klrat all of Orlando.
Com.tr. s. t^ Klrllnn.l of Miami
directed
Ihe
tournament
with
Mr*. Te»»ie 8ta«ko al*» »f Miami
as co director, F. S. Sic**u of
Ft. Uuderdsle a. rhahman of
the tircutlve conimittrr ami m b !
Raymond of Crtanib. o» chairman
of the Central FloiidnJHrid.ee
Champlonahips and A. II. Thomoa.
preaident of Florida unit.
Daytona, Jackaonville. U . Laud
erdale, Miami. Sanford. Orlando.
Tampa and St. I*eier»burg were
represented by the ICO P',,y *r*
attending. Mr. Ste»au Mated that
the players were » f esrellcnl
quality and the nun.t>er attend
ing was conaidere.1 rikxI A* nunt
of th* tournament! are held in
ihe winter e™! ,hi* * * * on ° * Y
season aoaaton.
. AT
Four tournament*
nrw hell
each year. Hr. Sles.u a.l.lnl, and
thl. I* th* first held In Contral
Florid*. It l* hoped, he, added,
that more Banfonl men «m l; wnmtn will bwcorot Inttrwrtw h
lh« f»m c #ml will •ompclr W
tht utxt tottmtmtnt. ** •
Rainfall fur May m the San'
foul m en . tolalleri ti.7J imbes,
ncronling to II. F. Wliilner, weatliermuti. This wn« an cx*e»* nf
Z.7'2 indie* ovei Ha* May mu mat
of four inches. June lainfull bn*
already aniuunte.1 In .*1.24 inches.
I-oat y«*ar thrre were flood con■liliona on the S t Johna River
J».*i« *nl I ih Ik • N" *•-' 1 v A \1
Mill ri.* rt 'P t m lii . yr-iriui; it It lit
■.. I .* m til.- M.amli 1r-mpie 'III*
i.
hip Drgte-w »il! be UtllerihlpuiVaitrt* iif w«t«*l\ki»\ ♦li*vi,|i»|» ir,| All Miikt.-r . m . l t riliraii .il
ihe in moving n<i|>> ami . mih . '1 M , >ii,, nn* lilt It it t.r jitrud
priahict. li. ninikrl* amt ilr.' vatu,
of ihr Huiifur.l Kxpciuncut St..
Sion III j|eVf|np|t!K .m *« "*JJ* "I'J
pfntiM Img uni Hnm. 11 i«»«l *',n,
$|ntf,(Hll> will Im* lM«i*ilril f •
Mm*
Slat.- next year in order in make
thi* Slatiim il" the j«.b ihnl i
li * f dr, I in Central Fhuidu
,
The meeting «n * |iie»ide.l ukei
try |*rr»i.|enl l.ea la-<tier
I
t
r inIe V nf th Iambi wa* ml i mlilc. d
John Sonknrik, Jr,
Joins Father’s Firm
Future Farmers Win
Letters At Seminole
Future Farmer scliool letters atre
awarded to Ralpli Johnson. Mermen
Oano and Dickie Prank at Sem
inole High School, during ill# last
week, it wa* announced by Alex R.
Johnson, agricultural Inainictor.
Dickie Prank won ,» »!0 pels*
In parllmcnlary procedure which
was donated by the Puture Parmer
Chapter. A. second prUe of $3 went
to Elmer ' Byrd. Ralph Johnson,
son ot Alex Johnion. won a 110
leadership prise donated by Harry
P. Lou. Inc. ot Orlando.
Other awards • were a ton of
f crt Iliter donated to John Ilumhley
by tho W H »n Toomer Company,
end a R*e Wa gtven tn Floyd Cooja*r by the sehoot farm. ■ <
di'i'hl
|,| ||| « lisalllg
F or id.i
•ill lin e
|*p ainilly et.-rt inrun’.iy and
- 1 ,,,,! moiip t -111 rkofld will be
rp-r.rliterl ,»l fl»» ra.u.'l tlclieOTl
('■rufeieit l On. Hill'd It Ad
r ittls‘ ‘ Irr t|
.tl W I'lllnutOn.
|, (■ J„rte , ! , I’.n'.oi II C Wat,1, 1-1 ul llu- S lid.' d -leveiull.dey
Ik..i ' l»- clnir. u iminmu-etl Uxtiy.
Ilil
gli.i:.teltiua! » i'll4 "ejudoO
III rile I !mr li i»- 't»i|i'-d i year
KIIUU * o! V ir « ni have in attend*
•me mme tlun J"o rf.;ul»rty Jpisiililed delegate
twin overacts.
Uesi.ie* m-iiiv m
l-uomnlali»iii - inlkaloliaw "tl till tough ahJ
uttic:a sailing w t»’ -eturned to
foreign M-rvice The North Atnerl*
rah delegation will number acme*
wee, g),ink- over um AHnulail-0 l« iX*
I
S |,ei ti | l.i airtaee l'*>n nt regulst
I
I
inr,i mgk * It Ik double lll.it nutnbir|
I ill e i ,.|| FilurdaW
1,171h Annual ( »nventi(ui Of Kotary
International Cunvened Last Nij*hl
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ATTENDS M EM
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E It Jutinfon. city sanlUry o lflr-r is nltciidlne the Unrlita Pvxt
("oi|lfi.'..Avioclat!oii iiirctlllg tn Ml* ,
anil wliere the niinclpal ob)ert nt ;
dlscukslon U polio runtrol. ’
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EASTERN STAR TO MEET
The Semtnoie Ch-ipter No. 2 of ,
tin- ptder of Eislent War. i lU j
iiv-el Thurilxv everting In the Mas*.
’ nn'e Mill There wilt-hr In fla to ry
1wnrk sc.vintiiii •*> tliange* made
i II) the (H and Chspier lit April.
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M O N D A Y , JUNE
pa g e tw o
TH E SANFORD Hi R A T .D ,.S A N p n q FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
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Infantile Paralytds
Although so fa r there has not been n single case o f
infantile paralysis reported in Seminole County, and there]
r.Rtrri* «• arret##* flaw mallrr is none in any o f the surrounding counties so far ns vvp j
Oftohrr 27. 1*1*. i«l Ibr |*Mt Office know; except possibly in Brevard where two or throe]
mt Hmmtnrd, I'lntlds, «»4 rr tkr Ari
cnscs have been reported, there is enough o f 'it in certain |
Of Caagrr•• »f tfarrli K 1*0*7.
otlier parts o f the stnje to npproaoii epidemic proportions
i i n l l . i M i |f« l>ht
m iur
and to warrant the utmost precautions everywhere
fjciitiHix i|rv>
against its' introduction........”
Htt«lnr*« ttRM irr
Th e jiroper tjme to prevent an epidemic is hefon- it
gets started, and with that in mind, The Herald urges!
all public officials, civic organizations, buslnes.sni-n ;iti<L
housekeeper* to do thiyr utmost toward eliminating those
conditions .which arc thought to be most favorable for
All s MIm II Matte**, rnr.ls i-t the spread o f the disease. N o pne knows exactly how in
U » k a rr*«lill*M* «*■! Haller* ul fantile paralysis is carried, but there is strong reason
• M t e r | a i M M , r * t s i*r IS* j"n r"“
a*
fatal MM ta*S>. will Sr eSararU far t o . believe that dirt and filth have a great deal to do
SI reaulnr a,t.errl,las rale,.
with it.•
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ri
Sew,Matter
lte|iee,ealaW hat is needed is a good thorough clean-up cam
la r. r* M r e* * M l* TSe llerabl
• atlaasl Held ..t adtrrllslag paign so that the disease cannot get
;lt‘<Lhprt‘. Bjiiic
a r e W flM lalM ed l a l b * U r n lie, la lb* raaatrr wtiS anti mice; roitchns. flics, gnats and ntdTfiuitncs, ahottld
■I Sradqaarlrr, la IX Ia its bo nbxoliitciy cr.nlicntcd, not only in the. downtown din
* c* in the county.
Chicken yards I
Thr llrnaU ta a Mraabss al T»r ' sllOtlld
. .
with insecticides and barnyards,
A M u r i a l r i l l ’r r « «
«M rk
la r t r l i l *
•h rl)
r h 1 11 1#«| Is* I b r Mar f o r r r manure piles and trash piles either sprayed with DDT or
■H#b|lrmll#sN m i a l l Mr M a 4 U | » a t r l i r m
burned up. fiiirbago palls should be sprayed and all
ff^4 llr4
•<# II *tf Ma i
Hxbernur
fcrrnD r
•»»*nr>-S la ihl. -|l*g»K TOod^aisjri-MTPrntrropniredr
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.IS , I n r a l a r „ a (lulill.lirit
tirrrla
Bcstaiirants and food eittalilishment.H o f all kinds
III l U k t l l a f r M H h l l r a l l u a a l ,M»•lal u l a e a l r k r a h t f r l a a r , S ta s r r should, lie. potlictilarly careful. Fruits and Vegetables
wrtH.
«
should he. kept carefully screened and flies that get in
side shiiltld he immediately eliminated. Sanitary inspec
MltNDAY, JUNK 3, 1916
tor* should exercise the'u tm ost vfgilence and he hard
boiled about it, .TIm* practice -of 'leavin g food exposed
to roaches, ",a*liing dienes in cold or dirty water, p ick in g
up Itrond that-has fallen otv the floor and serving it Dr*
flistonvvrs should he stopped.
(#
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Housekeepers ihumselves can gv> a long way toward
keeping infantile paralysis aw ay from their own families
by using a little contthon sense and exercising the utmost
R*ls ' Ills ps Cat* R-!iinprr_
Helmut lam.bloom lin e •• Tatiiii. p recan flo iir-n n irru ervif’ Yeiw tah ie* that have lic it UYTribunr brailllnr No wonder ae posed and haven't been cookod.■ Don't serve fruits that
l»v e txilto lit Florida
haven't been peeled. (le t rid o f the roaches in your
kitchen*. Keep the Itrentl, sugar, salt anti other foods
We see in the pupei, whne
Make your
the tnrnt supply is going to gft covered so .that hugs can’t get to them.
AAAYfiE WE'D BETTER L( OK UP TH^'DE^INlTIO^
, ,...
OF ’ DEMOCtACY' AGAIN ' _____ J
COMFENHATION
school they won't thinl: *u. He
also pointed out to the aluden a
Payments of unemployment comthat they mtglH as Widl M
jsaiUtton In grmlrvolc Counv dur*
Kev.' MiLeml. jniinted. out four selves Ur Iranul
thru .alt Mw-sthe aerk Hiding "M a y 2JT,
importaniylessons in the lift" of when they step learning thing*
amounting to a total of K M Jo.
the -a udent. The\* wen? aarriflco,
were made to 33 persons, ac.Mititiif
discipline, achievement and purto Csrl I). Smith, cliairmon of the
poac.
Florida Industrial ConunlMlou
In
ili.cuasing
sacrifice,
tie
former Arm y’chaplain poinlcd( out
CUAMQKR TO MOVF.
thS'Tiactinr«‘s made by many par
ent* to provide their children
The Semtrrole County Chamber
with the-.bett poiaihle education,
cl Commerce will move T u rv lil
lie said that tHe teach,ra sacri
to Its new quarters In the USO
fice considerable latent And lime
by Mias Margaret Hell*, sren t ,ry
In order that^ the students may
reach the position they nre in
Dulldlng. It was announced todsr
today. The studenU, themselvea
to Edward Htgglrs. manager Tlir
Chamber,oiltcc ha#, been In the
«tt? hall since 1M0.
necessary school work.
Avoid lllncHs
Rev. YJcl^od epipH*«i*cil the
Mcrifije* made by the lenrhets
Miami and Atlanta Gw* of Ihn
and averted that no one is paid new headquarters for the wide
less and reevives less cnvltl and spread Evans organleation is ex
give* more in the UttPed Stairs pected to total ♦ 1 .000.000 when
'oday than the teacher* in the
public schools.
And b* stressed
ths sacrifices made by the cititens
and ,taxpayers to provide schools
;r their children.
J^mieaking of altaripllhe'. Rev.
^ S ir s a a d e it plain that lie xv»*
^ Inlkin# nhont the. anr.llralLin
of the ‘•laiarrl-’ of ^edlfcatkOr til
i a proper place but" rather discij-llne of mind. Self-discipline, he
F R IE N D S
said. wood, euatde men In tnoxis
more frnelv In .this e-.nli| today.
an,| to en|«v move frwriom.
i. . In strexaiuir .lha..tm,Mirlailce ofachievement. Rev. >fcla,,k| "a
Merchandise,
The Time Huh Conic*
Avoid Mine**. Take time ou|
whibs *1111 in good health t» {
get • the physician's ’advice.
Make this n habit of health.
" Often .a 'sttglit
sjmpioin
wihiih means nothfoK In iht
mrfli'llt Is a ihuiger signal t»
the (ruined man of medirtn.- *
lie may advise rest, change
•»f work, of scam*, or simply
r change m diet.
Sec your doctor regulatly
Huy all medicines from a well,
.rained, competent pharmacist. .
This i| the 1-4—th of a sc.lt- 1
I f , .Editorial
AdvertDcmcnts
i nnenring in this paper rnrh
Monday.
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Phone 1>80
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REAL
ESTA I E H H 0 K E R
[ U S I L I iO W S i
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Atlantic Bank Bldg
Pa it t k h is Q r a o 3
f W IIS K E ir - A B l'E 'fa
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viiivi ui liiv U.dl.n /
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not Sct rctaiy Ju In* A. Krug. lYdcrnl Mine* Adminlitrator
tall.vd tor *oiuo time w ilh the 1'rca.dsnL 7/nlcrnalionol Sound.du.fol
ia r r e l l
PACKAGE
ftiBT it Atcapt
’s
SHOW CARD A N D
Jio/te9/4&'
L spologULs for (he Innumerslrikra which brought tills
Ion about. When the railmen strike, everyone knows
.Utah the public t* aroused
■nothing Is don# to stop u.
r so n a
th* home of Mrs. J. I - Ctmry-mr
Csmcrun Avenue at 8:CU P. M.
The piano amt ciarlavl pupils
et Mis* Madeline Mallvm will laA/esented in a icritnl at the WeIlian* Cluli at «:0.t P. M. The
public Is extended a cnrdinl invi-
dettl. Mi*. K. H. lamcy: r e 'toil
Mr. und Mrs. Carl 1.. Wilson
ing secretary, Mrs. O. P. Hern
don; corresponding secretary, V. * >•1 Jacksonville no* visiting ( ’nit
-I. Ft. Clair White; .treasurer, Mr* J. Wat kit), of this rivy for seveiul
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J. M. Hayes; trglstrar. Mrs. K ilays.
latlqn
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K. tiuuniiflnt; historian, Mr/. I.
W E D N E SD A Y
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broome
Annual meeting at .ai.'tO P. M.
lime leturned to Jutksonville ufThe Sanford Junior lligji.highlit
In the fprm of a business inset
ter visiting Mr. and ..Mr*. (J. T
g|ndv giadaating class.Wa* lomurKellam for.iw week. - , .
'•
,-d by the I’nn-nl-Tem-hris' As.o
I’larcnfe Priest, son of Mr. 1ft
lift , C. C'l Priest, who .has -K-Yt
visiting l|is riarent* hs* trlutn twecu lU- hours - o f —frdO iiiat
Id: m p. M. Tjtc clllh,wa* deco
ed to Nashville. Tenn.
iate,I with 'vail-col»red gladioluses
and music was furiit-lie.l l,y a
let,>nI player.
'Fduutd Mnisbull. euhtl, grade
tea-tier, eondiicte,! tl»' games and
upproxunatrlv Id I* 'I A
mem.
le i; ,ri \...| lefrestmo-rits of smut
wo*lie*. «•nke: nod soft itiink* to
tin- gm-t*.
Tin i-tghllt* gnul
Tlte T. iE. I- ('las, ol-the First scholarships with anymio interest•
farulty attended at,d were pro
Baptist Church will meet in the ed. Mrs. F. K. IIj'lmill.it ansettled gifts.
annex a. H:00 I*. M. with Mrs. nminred this morning. The ileo.lApproximately , It-it l*iy» anil
W- I~ Htoudenmire’s group n< ho»- line for applii alions ii July- IMi. ami Mrs. Dick Aiken antoe*.
Mr». White invited the chapter family arc spending the week In a "I' attended the dance.
j
—^
. meet with lier nil Jun’ II fnt Daytona Hem It at the llutrhiusoii
l l l l p n H o u s e H e l d R y the*1k»t meeting qntil Fall. He Apartments.
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1M i
* , r , , , ...
, ^/reshmeuts whre verved liv the
j m
m i II. Kirtl** 'l>(,
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I A. Ilnmdev Mrs. J. #*■ '
I have « « their guestt nt their
.laugh
1)|t> ^n|taK, mcilt ,.f m „ , ftjill.s
\tr and Mis Jainr, Dyson. While. Mrs. I! I>. ni«*” ,n.
Mrs
home „n Col.icn l--iketheir
t
who pl.n 'n make th'cb lo'.ne ,n J M M er.*k iP Mr, F E P;
' .n
Mr- William White.
,V*itti*i*ii, »unirlitt*i ••( Mi
.'iiid
Tnlliihns.ee Fla. lui -oolr lime.
' •»! D I'scy. M'*
.
. M
\\ i Mtirrunn
il»i ••ity.
ifi.u'.“.i"v• ' ^ |,,a11•11 IlnurhHIr \\ u bl II mi'I
end M i., l'|edn Dyson held
" dlieiii \ i‘ In . \Jr ■ B '
M'* •! 1
V",'
house Ht th form*! .’ ........ J l« 1•«* M l. II ' Pale
‘ .1 II o
for llaletgb. N ' u
of Mi
\l». •• C W iirIt*
1 tlu
a*
Writ Srvifitccntli Sti#-#-i. ! ruttt\ 1 -%»»••> und '!•*• M«rifiirr1 I •• i •».. w.lt M(trn«l lirt « l«
rrimiDii «|M|<< j M.t| i Wight, ha- U« * an*
____ i..a i ll.. —„ -hi. 111...I,
f hertz
1•" Mel Mirth ( ollege
iioiimc#’i I •»\ li^t imrmie
.
\!
Maitlnuii will k’ui'liBde
7|M7
Ml I 1 1 * 'rlillnnle Hit’ll N* iM'fll
*! \ " sritifM » last# tin*#
.• »*n
* ’
hold. *ilull’ll!
Hill* i* « »»#
' * r*
stf 1I .• !.#•«• S"'I#*M #lull
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M# \\ infill a i!i i#«l«n»*i "t Dir
,
Mi. and Mt*. John E. II veins
•'r,' f ! •Ia«»
11*4S. ireeiitl) . »•#« •
iry. gave un informal outdoor »g|>pei
11wu^li•
*li»i Hm a«* fititu Hit* I
S,
ytr! I Thursday evening in honor *'i
.
j
Naval II p.n\p in ultirh hr •pimn I
lino Mrs. C. c blown and Mrs. it* >
r l,M>
III iiiitiiih* ntrr-rii"
11 »• »*tiw
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Iwit Fisher of Itnteilfh, N 1
. |sisters of Mr». W. !t. Willi .ns
Mi iiml Mrs. \\ (
of his . itv.
'<** ,heti guests »VC» tile
,| ,
I .a w ti 'furniture
was
11»
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n,' •' 1
Have us (real your teed beds and fields
with our ipecial applicator.
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Do it early!
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Southern Chemicals, Inc.
204 North Elm
Phone 951
A n Intuifferahle Abuse
O f M onopolistic P o w e r
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LOUISVILLE
COURIKU. JOURNAL
Monopolies arc odious, contrary Courier-Journal ’ does
trot
resent
*®lrl1 of- frea . government - 1|,r ftct m t “ th#''Oowmhml
and the principles of commerce. embedded the principal of collecand ought not to be suffered.-. live barghlnlng it# Ore Uw and
•Maryland Declaration of 177#.)
i actively promoted Ita npplirntlon
m7!'1* J f ' KlpIe. U
rooted- The N i J u L has alwanDiad our
In American liutlnot and tradition I support But we do resent Mr
* l “ ,u ,* y r it “ * W ‘ « TcwU' flagrant and extremely dan-'
shortage of coa). begin# to afflict genrOa abuse of the poster he has
our ■ CCOnOfnV Wltli p r r o a n f n won
wnw m
n** wa
— submit
—x. i* ,4.*,
and
that a_«.
his caseI
prove* again, vividly and frighten
Ingly., tint no monopoly, least of
all a monopoly In
basic In*
(' t i u i ican
y . abeH allowed
H M ptos conm
Unite unregulated:
Mr. Lewis, for example. Is simply
refuting to bargain collecUvely In
t n r fair Interpretation of that
term. If the coal operators re
fused, they could, be compelled,
u n d * the law, to ohang* their
attitude. Di.t kfr, Lewi* can Mmi
along Indefinitely with hD new
found concern for Mine safety
and his dubious royalty scheme,
meanwhile rtf using to discuss the
fundamental Issue of wage*, and
lh«re Is nothing the Oorammem
can do about It. The Government
can force the ooai operaton to
*U on one sldh of the table, but
It cannot force Mr. Uwts to alt
on the other, and he has biready
waited out of the conferences
•ermoq at Hm eighth annual manorial mlUtary Held Maas held In the
Arllngtwr National Cemetery amphitheater, Arlington, Va. Sevtral
thousand residents from Vtaglnb, Washington, D. C , and Maryland
braved the rain tojttendthftereir.onlia. IV/ntemaftoast Souadohofo)
monopotlr* — foe Mr. Lewta’ D not
the only one .* can be brougir.
under democratic teguUUon. jus*.
M ha* been done in Um car* of
many another monopoly In the
United » : a t «
Mr. Le«rb ability to point a gun
of the economv of his gauntry.
**«n Ui the midst of the crisis,of
war. was demonstrated tn l» u
An aroused- and aim y Congraw with the
a roed a pl.ee of leglsMUon at monopoly,
him -- the SMITH-OaNNALI.V journal.
WHISKEY
WINE
new r&y.
Dysons Friday Muni b...tr,* t.. Mr. . .Hayp*. v.t. ;
>», ,inii
Ur.
son,,
uinve
-l-iid
. i-h'-
^.
( ’h a l t e r
P arty
\1
i l a u d • \\IihM« »» a* .I
i I'tHiihU i,
Mrs
l*ut\
i hiiri" ot Mi* .J Kilwmil \i *ki
* m m . tlu* f«»imet J*?>tv Mhiihleii.
' Sn^i.i .lu\ iiftrrtuHin ln'twt*« r the
............»f :» •!«' and . T
I* M
U l'1 .in |tl I«•! >ltr#l shut » l*e*f*'
.»* il r \\ hidden'* h«*n»»
* •11
Mcthi* vtllr A irau f • (l«vt.««) 4l##l
j'*i% iflstlu'luu** lie.mtif dU
iii*tit tin party m«»iui
Mi
Niuli’uiin rh»« f
-'•••>
^
ill*' . with .» ««»i* tgc
white flnwci*. ,M» . Al«* »• . whilg
* >x[■ 1 (ih|ii«
v.ft* ihlti fi •■i
• |
I' r K U l V mid Mr*. Wl'idden, liu
\ .lone* won ihe .lorn pi i*r*
wtnli writ- a Kicmh *l*»ll uiol
tnir.ey. I'tuf. iHuman M«»m* Jr.l
fti* rontrAtp with the “leg *how ’
Uitig ^bt* m**4t htlaioai*
Mt*«
M, i*4 Ann Southwui.t. piani*t.
u*i. the titleiit ((Ultra! At.I w.i*
' * l»#*i imVrl gum#** w» t*• ||I.t>•*•»
v*t)i piiffw Itring uunitli <1.
nhnu wu« pu»»#*i»l#*»l ;
lit** t ogbtiin
«t| |Mm i i |
■ « ... I.
It . with Jimmy MiH.oial.1 -tr I h l S L l i n c I l f O I I
nii.ter of cerenninie* and llir
-----------litiv Mo«e« as |iinni<t Iluilima
Mrsi ICotreit William. Imnori-d
Anhrn, llariiei lit,mu. I'nt.v ’ Mis* Jemi — illinm. Friday a!
( •lints,
I’hylli
Sliaoir-. I l„i-r I Oil P. M. wuh a Itin.hriui at j h
< mis, Ami WI.il.ihor.. tlntehen , the Palms and l*lne, resluuriiiit. '
hv. hhtiff, Ju,’i|iieli e Mclkinald Miss William, i- a ipcmhci of tie-j 1
mil •\niiii .Mkeii enlerUiimsi tie ; senior clif.. which uiuduate t h ; . , '
ruin* with *evera|, iKinres.
jesening and i* the shiter-fn-law •'
nitre festive
Viiiinislu. itrly * |m>
........led it... ufiui. .
I he
folliiWIiig
M-ruut
sl\eii
(T u b
njM. Mirjjr.l 'J
11nbn I. I
D an ce
-
Railroad (irmip Has
( ‘iivured Dish Slipper
with Jrut»: M;irgm«-t lhugfi*M«i
Duplin* ( ’niliifllv . I•«-(ty .Im Hum -■ 1
l^nutliy r»utnli*»*v : vrlyii Multi
‘
4’VV*, Hetty Mujtiiwn, Ihlon linker .
T im, Ltvjngi on Sntin* Xlniti r*’. .
a ltd Mt». J. T. William-. Mi- ^
.
C.. K. Carlton and Mi - . "Ilnl.i it i
by- her William.
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Ilit- Itmtliei IiimmI of I'ailmad
.r ,4. i ‘|ij.Mwitoo jyti.| \os»)i:t!y i-nj.iyi'-i
i|i
,i coyervil dish -upiH-i nod socijl
V.. lomi ln-i week at the Oddfr-llow
mil #II hII- with ’ Mr* J. \ Varn ns
I'd net (ral-ihaitaiati .amt Mr- Plnmn
, ■' I
i- to iKorvc. T,T’".ho d#«'tira-
.Miss Kmlslcv .Mcisclv
Hostess To r.A .K !
Klathicr Nickerson
(srailuatcs Al Kmory
"Peer (Jynt” Produced
Al (Grammar School
(J iv e s
•
I hi* S miiiiimIi * i
i lun
ujf« the «t*4*nr
f tin* monthly
lliiin* with orchestra S a Uji il.ty
t*vrftittg Iregitmiiig at I•• **U I', M.
an.I latin g until 1 It) A M with
Jimrni.' U
.»n.| hi* !t«.lltn«i
iirt‘he«tiit playing (>>i Mi#- affait.
Magnolia I*I.is#hrw ami
l.* .iut»f iiiv t)iNi*UU*l * - r4*?S‘
meml,..-,
an- ■ o|H-oe.|
pleslilenl, will
flag, amt wit
legulni
liii-im
piogiiini IHII-T
llie -e.veu In .1
« ,-lled l>t tilt'llliplri |l \ II
year.
C o u n try
.Ms
\ u |.|,|... yu
t.din licy*. Mi nod S
Timhe fir and Mr- 7l.
niff. 'It anil All
lien
ton. Sir, and 'I ■ I', V
Mi, a ltd Mi
Jnt'ii S
(. «
\u,tin and go
tt
■• ! ' .
M
Kirk,- Mi... I lie,la l*y
Kticatn- ti I n -on. t laudi
11 Ilei i y I n i nil. l.n*
I nit f!jU iniif.ti ,id. > inuiet t
I Wo Mr: amt - Air-', t;e>ug.r
Hint t-iie-d.'. SlrKrt** Trtr
■ti tvrnillr-r.’r tn - Mr
Pit A Miner a" d
Mi
Miss .lean Williams
A
S e m in o le
m iii
H‘«| BU| Ht'tl
tbdl *1tU H
hr t|li tvt Ion
m
: at .pi oil- i
mt Kiiioty
iJutie *
A. H. Peterson l>
I Iniiorcd NN i!h Supper
1 Milt# mi !•’ tiatb
li tsiickirt ••••».,I at
••••
idavril
s#»|vrl|t*
I
tWI.
X'.t
Heat*
S»«ti|r*’
remaffllit#: • a*l
ah
u
\II ( hihlrctt ln\ ilcd
T o V acation St Itool
*•*I
\w|». M<'I \ 111«xaoll . ^«»l
Mitllm . S»l\nt:‘
f
( llill !"! tr
\\ rut
S*d
tf#ltis*r. |lni*h f ’» twl<‘\ K#»l
xlktl • M l.ll #*lI I S*#*« I
#•!
V\ it*no
I I
ll.il'ti l I.nvb
'Vile.. lo..pi( till- But III Ft I I.
*r• | \t. ,lt„i Mix r ,1 I " III IMJ
•*r‘ Inuiet Avenue enter tiini tl Turxriiv
cvriitn-j wliti h dti.ii-: iiii'ottni
\!rt Marry Witt at. ' W.I .r 11 ipn
silo lelrtusteJ hr
I'hduv- A
birth 'ay c k- • **
,nrt uism
.
gif* '-ere received
nin»c present Inchiitnl Mr unit
Thr tegular monthly meeting
_
u( the Campbell -l-osslng Unit S3, M.s Harry Wxtt Mi
>mt Mr*
American l.eginn Auxiliary, w“ * I Waltci Trapp. Mr* und Mr* John
held Friday at Ithe l-egimi llut. D#V|(|, Mr* Mary U ukiii . Mrs.
with the president. Mrs,’
, '• Fffle M'elke. Mrx BobeH Iye. Mia*
Mlelke.
Rolieit
Sleet-. Mr.
_ Joyce ..
.............
...... ........,
)Routh ptesldlng. The mcatli.gI
oprncib wiih the itruxl opeuln t j „n(t Mrs Pay tyc and daughter.
ceremony.
Mr*.
Walt-r
Alter ,
matt, sixth district president, and ]
dent,
were
pi event
and
gave
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Mr. and Mt i. M. S Wiggin
und family plun to , |*rnd tin
siiutinrr moult.* in ' ay ti*..-. I(•
al the ( }ixt> Apaitmcni
111 ■
Atlnntir Aii*u.n-
Mix. f . C. Him'*
arid ■•au-*h ''•ev-n ->i Slo.....
>-n • <- i
te*. .1ill t;i. ItBV*- let. I«n I hat ni« tjldwi- .- ml I. lie 11
....' home ill llulcigt'. N. C. .fit. '■Drill-. Hnllv Miller and Dll
v'-iting with her sixtci, Mi
W Vickery.
It.. WiiBains. MtBlown tvnl.onorei’ nt .cvir.il |i.uile< d i
ne livi -ti*n in Hn«l..id
Mi** Kln.ii*vtli l it* lid
huiiii* aftn *iin»|i|ftirtK h#*» Mimm
f riu
at QucVnn* C**»llr|!»’ m * h i#
ottr, N, i
She n» th* rluii^lit*'
of Mr. an.) Mm. K. W H f .
Mr. and Mrs. James
liggin
and son, James, Jt. have, mover!
their residence from the l.efflei
Apartments
to
DU2
Smifoi.
Avenue,
MIpr Martha Wight
F.S.C.W. Graduate
a
Mim l.otiiie Mmiv*hImi Will ui
ii\c Ihln wt-rk fiom f'hat|iiUc4
villr, Va. whrro h)i«* in u »*tll#lr*nt
nt tin* (fnivrmily *»f Vititlnln
SchiMil of Nur«lii|f lo vUtt lirt
pnmnlff.
Mi
un«l
Mm. Kltoo
'loughlon
_________
m bii1
|p M
MIII.-i
nn I
,,a..gb.r, Mi- Mcl.dea.
Jack
,lr
lht. , , ly
.................,
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Mrs. Hamilton S. live, amt
son. Ilanitllun. Ji of TaBulo......
are .pend ng some tunc ...... - ■
the vcr.r were up|m nt«d lit Mr*
. .u in try
June J Two mother Mi- tt J Ih.g,... ...
D u 'h was *|n-irs'sc’l' »T " l 360 hundrctl tllly-thrre •imtenl« ,rr sister, June
West 11.“, , tle.ch cii'iie.itiun -c randhlalaa lor bs-I.elm - degrees
Tommy Water*, small -•»
norts wen-given by Mis. Huber, from Florid* Bta'e ( mb rr for
port* were K' >w #deott aed Wom-n at Commrnremrnt cxer- Mr. and Mr«. T W. Wutn
being
Heated for seveie
Ix.
' liii h
Mr, KmtC, sh.te,'
rises schrxtulcd (or Jut." 10 M-st
cuts whlrli lesulted fliim a
Mr and Mrs W D Meiscngei
.he
h- »...i " i JSSkr T
» ■ " ! » Will.. "> IK- «■< « " W friends will regret to leuiii.
.md Mr
and Mrs Charles (Hit
ill ,hr«. ritation, at the among the graduates
S
A
« n ; i ' j | . hr
Et.htr„ , Of the .tuclenu wiu
man of Jacksonville were ihe werkW.
C.
Ilutrld.on,
Jr
ha*
t(mi*
end guests of the former's mother
17 a ini* t ft
graduate cum l»ud* or * i h ixtnTKn.. nre sen I were Mia* .1f-n- er». while an emul nuin'jcr will ferred from George \Va*hingt<u Mrs M. H Meucnier and broth?r.
University
to
the
University
o!
Verne TJiey rpent Sundxy In Or
• i l l I-almr Mis, Fdim f’Mtten. j-graduate with distinction In special
d.n
M r*' Fre, “ ? « M r*.'field.
The successful cs.KBd.tea ktorida where he will study pre lando where they visited »lth Iheir
law.
nephew. Walter Sheppard of Bocki . ; , t . r « i . bn , S M R'Chanl,. will hr feted at a three-dsy proby ..■iJinnirurcmftlt
trdgc who tv swflcrtnt lM»m—»'rMr, anil Mrx. Ijiwrenre Unit* Jurlcx sustained In an automobile
field have n* their gur-l*^ nl accident hist week near Orlando.
their residence on 'West Firs.l
Ha Is ccnfinad to the Orange C.enStreet hi, parents, lb v. an I Mrs. era) llospiut.
J. 8 . Ifartsfield of lllakcl). ( U .
lra ,S ^ ,
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i run g r a d u a t i o n m i d n i t e p r e v i e w
Doors Open 11:30 I*. Nl.
T O N IG H T (M O N D A Y . JUNE 3 R D )
,.|
v, .
FOR PRESCRIPTIONS
and COSMETICS
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11lit lie- *i|>llir Sill Is* |l" •’i III ri|
H«*t1illtolr Hull
til
i .i t .'
• mi.l-J
• *• • • •
FltKH MimiltCVCI.I-: ISKI.IVKItX
TO YOU FROM
TOUCHTON’S
•
PHONE :I2."»
AND
WALCiREEN’S
PHONE .’id
8:00 A. M. to 6:04) P. M.
Give yoursdl
NOEL COWARD’S
cold wave pcnuaiicul
You can best yourself to a perfect,
Mrs. W. II. Stewart who tufa
been viiltinif her aon*in*l«w and
dauihter, Lieut snd Mr*. I- K.
Johnson, In Philadelphia sill join
*en of libor
Louisville C
I
All Seats IDi
tonville yestenlay. Lieut. Potter
has Iwen visiting his family in
Beaufort, N. C.
COURTEOUS'
SERVICE I
Mr*. Charles Calhoun and child
ren, Marllse and Charles Harvey
have retumeti to- their hum? b
Montgomery, Ala. Tlev have l^rn
” *•
', perent*
I'alhiiU'i1
Harvey,
Blttaliinif X U C I l N K ’O l.O R
Mm.i.on • c .a ito n .s Cumm.r
#*• 01 n»pt* m Ml
Itommond ond Mo.flo.kt Rulh.il
•eft, natural looking permanent
■
Wive— done at home—-in three
a 1. . C-«-i W » '
it*. us>»4......
IT
or lest—with the simple,
to-use C R O W N I N G
recap#. And they sell new tires
QUAUTY
o f the brand famous for $x yeirs
W O R K M A N SH IP
SANFORD
119 W
(*sa i»Hw|
13th SL
IjfflBjgtti
fotlowM. by the Ha*
T
" * ’- "
Amn***r the 4*11 Club memhe
fW* rountv sira-Btw* I
• i r “»h7rt rom -ri'a* Tal';has»
'•ftIts Jime ID fn June «
w
be 8h!r!ei(rHamilton, ; a . (ht
HfMg| ' 'I'
HIRI I# the moet recent photo of
carol Ann Barry. 3*i. dsugbtei tf
criress Joan Barry, whom the Lot
An*ele« District Court ruled It ths
daughter of movie comedian end
producer,Chirle,Chaplin. He rtiual
pay #71 a week for the gupport of
caret. (iaMreehohel deuadshelf >
■e*ate%
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O PENS: 12:45 P. M. Daily
LAST TIMES M O N D A Y !
t
fear
‘
(ykrt let#
Pohnc I M S
IHtY WOULD READ vOUR AD
TOO, flf IT APPEARED HERE
TAKEN
V. i
Ii t
». tin1 tr.lsi
(Bruit Wiitdu-li ouj two
(Hr nil, .ll. iiyd Jot.n s.H
tomorrow ft tint r:nn|ui
some tti.M- with Mi* Win.
im.lhei 'lis. Ctin.i lliody
Friday evetjjng-
I
i--
L ik e n
ih
Dance (liven Eighth iRirthday 1‘artv (liven
(■rade Stiidents
Miss Lucille1'Renton
Phone 1021
B e*t con trol o f thi* »oil pest w ith
M r s . .1. I*!. A
The guest.
i*r»)..>s-!l dan.mgr " f M ^ ’l
f
^
1‘ I”
"
t}e..mrhoir*^hr-everm,, a m l - w e c e - * ^ : -li t-utfle an,l wbtte _ l i a ^
p'.e*. ntoil jitti a, t v *
hand ...W.te
1rn,|’" - 1 . '" " I " ir
m
( ti- T. Kidlauu.ha*- departed fufKnisalieth City, N. 4'. nrtd Alhimt.
N V. for the summer month*.
S
Mr«. E. J. Routh
Presides At M?et
"
£{S%
r& £S£;
to buy in.the storos are the
Mrs. M. R. Strickland
Hostess To U.D.C.
TALKING TIRES
Thr difference In the trnidllna
of Ihe coal strike and the rail
strike by th* Administration has
not escaped the attention of the
railroad men "Are the Axsoctstlon
of American Railroads, the Wall
Btrcet bankers and the Insurance
companies more powerful than the
rnln« owners." one of the Tmlnmen’s leaders asks, "or what rea
son docs the Prrildent give for
this “ufiusual treatment of Identical
cases?" Could be that John L.
Lewis Is more to be feared politi
cally than ahy other man in th*
1# Of the P # «le who con*
Mm \\ A. I.rflkr, Mm. Will
trr Schfiahle find Mm. II. .Wnydf
Cecelia Truluck
Kiuker honotnl their *on». Ken
neth, Walter ami Wayile, Jt..
meinhet^ of the Seminole High
School giactuating ola«« on Kri*
May evening with a pat*)’ *t the
Woman* t’luh with »lnncing, game*
ami a flour show Iveing on}oye.l
(.MONDAY
The Norman tie Verc Howard
Mrs. lira Wallace, sister of t>> inr»ul**i* of the Senior t l*M.
Business und Professional Wom Chapter No. 173#, United Dang* •
ens Circle of the First Methodist I ter. i f the Confederacy, met ln - the late Mrs. II. M. Watson, re
The gueM* ueie gieetiMl at
( hurHi was to he held June I; day afternoon at the home ••( turned to Atlanta, (!a. Friday.
the tloor by Mm. ticHiruc H uirp
hut because of graduation exei- Mrs. M R. .Strickland, 445 Kill-,
A. It, Peterson had a* his week
ti,es will be held June lit with1o t A v*nue.
The meeting war
Mrs. Lillian Homer on Park A v e -1prrsidvil over by the presiiletd end guest his son. IMirrt S
uue at H OO P. 51.
Mrs. J. M. Haves, and Mrs. Karl I'etersnn of Jaeksnnville.
Tl'KMDAV
Dossey read the scripture and
Mrs. Herman Brown had a, a
'-Hoardemceting at the Womans led the Lord* Prayer. The trvj
Club.
su m .
Miss Margaret Itohert, recent' guest Mis* Perry l-ee Hell
‘
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,
Daughters of Wesley of the made n report on the contribu of Orlando.
First Methodist Church will have tions made for the year w hih
Dudley' Cunningham of Orlando
their monthly meeting - at the included u donation to the pgtent
and Waller. Ilayne* spent ( the
church, annex at 7:30 P. M. with Cancer Drive,
weekend In' Daytona lleaeh-*
SOCIETY EDITOR
(0 . D. L A N DRESS)
.. John I.. Lewi* called on Sen
ator Pepper the ntliri day un-l
commended him fm tlu fight Inhas lieen making til the Hcmttc
We do not believe there is any
truth to the rumors that SeUMtnr
Pepper is going to run for Vice
President on # ticket headed by
Mr, |ywi*. but we wouldn’t lie
surprised to see u Wallace Pcppor
ticket have the su|i|Hirt of thr
minar*' boss and In the event nf
thdr election he would lie the
power behind the throne.
ir for Wa
w* curbrxst'ar la
conalderable
Ipftirincr
lot of people /hy b:x
attics,' and. no doubt
lham vAuldllkc to a**
ke Whit# Rouse.
.
Kenneth Leffler, Waltir Sehnahle,
Wayde Rucker, Jr. Honored At Party
1‘OSTKJLS
am
practice*
TH E SANFORD IIK R A IJ , SANFORD, FLORIDA
0 —Dee’s Sign Service
STO R E*
hog
’
Most of ths hospital* in thi*
country.ate short of nurses, and
ars trying to rrrruil younr women
for nurses’ training rouise*. We
know of no IwUer paying Job
such
Thi* make* the doctor** rra\
oti considerably mot* (tiffb'u ft
Theic arc times when he in
:lvee too late to remedy *w h sf
has licen of long duration. *
TACKACfE STORE
bought\from
a n y local sto re, a w a r d e d the.
C e le r y fe d h a v in g ^ h e h igh est
b a ttin g a v e r a g e fo r the s e a
son end o f-A 1 a y , June, J u ly
a n d - A u g u st.
O D. F A R R E L L
T ta rim •ay die tiling libuul
tIra* Russian*. They never turn
afttiWl* LTUr OWrt xytti-m anil work
to pens fit some other ixnintry. '—
Tkntpis Tribune. Amt itu f* more
Uiisn you can say about rximc
people tn this country, even In
tslsttvcly hljth posltPms
Just
Tnuchtnn Drug Co,
Many people visll n doctm
nr call for hi* services only
xfler Mines* strike,.
$40 Award
There wnc
many prnplr
down town shopimig Hat ui day
you’d a thought
it was the
Christmas shopping season. And
If there were any more automo
bile* In town, w r'ir afraid therv
wouldn't have been standing room
op Main Street."
mankind
By W . V. Hitting
YOUR
Women ruu) inti Im* \#*i > »ti«ti|#
physirally, l»«it th#*v mii |»ui tincap on * fiuit jni tlmt will tiik#'
4 mail fifteen nrlnufea It* take
off.
TituM'itle Slm Adiitrule
Who •aid anyfhini* nl»<»ut the
Waaki’t net *
vice to suffering
any 'greater.
completed. The u|art will ili^j*»]
(thlni*. boat* up | '( W f « | ,1:
length, autos, motorryele*. tilth
►r*
ami prefabricated
home,
Kvans said.
J>*©plr never j
in Hie
Rev; J.- M* McLeod [that
from aqLieiitur thwr*- School I*
ntvtr out, he
nml people
always pupils In tno
I M
Addresses Class At ofare tif^.
lie toiii he pupils that
they may think they know evi-r>Junior High School * thing
but when they get M high
$10 in S p o rt* E q u ip m e n t o t
(lovernor A ruall ha* selected
a 32-year old ex-Marins Id prose•Utc
the
Kit Klilx Klim
in
Gsorgiu. If Iho.e Kluxers utr
amart, they'll put tlicir sheets
bark on their l»ol*.
1946
M O N D A Y , JU N E . 3,. 1946
dc io
sc*trr WKat wr have la-cq hav'
il'g to far is just "the mure
3,
n -ya*-
*
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Safe for Children's Hair, top!
Touchton Drug Company
| Children-
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M O N D AY , JUNE
TH E SANFORD IIElt\LD , SANFORD FLORIDA
FA R E FOUR
3,
1946
Kettles Hurls No-Hit, No-Run
Fed Righthander Blanks G-Men 2-0
For Seventh Consecutive
be lo ir t It.- Jhd lia r til J u ly . A. 1>.
l > l t , lo il. fault It i. lr'U , , h| e ^o. .
1w-i.i p ie m l i ■
- IM H r
As Robson Zooms Across Line to Wig Speedway Classic
In T i l t : K A N I ' l i ll l i IIK II.U .t > , Han'r e n l. F lo rid a . « new*|..i|>- r o f * e n .
era! rlre u U tfo o in maid I ’n o a ly end
H lala
IV t liio r rtir nan*, anil o f lle u l
aval u f, o lh .e it H i;nfuld, Hem lnnl*
i .u n ite ' a’ t.prliln. IMI* lid d a y of
Ju n e , l - l t
m I
ilK K N t m X ,
i ’la rk I ’ irrtitt <‘ oort
Hertilii1.!.. i ’.,o n ly , t’ li.r'd a ,
( t i F K H ’ t.M . i t .K I t K ’a H K .U .)
II )
J f l.lA N STKN STR O M
H rra td .'-p o rt. E d ito r
U A It It t S
K IE U ).
( i u i n r s v l ll r .
J ump :l — O ih m c K r l t l r - yo-H-rd a y u f ii'i tiiMin t im r k lc d h U w a y
FI.OltlDA STATIC LKAfit'K
In to n .ph-ct u ro iip o f F lo rid a
W. 1„ Pci
S t a l l ’ L e n t; u r t i u r l r r . w h rn h«
U ’. i i l i d ii lir n o t if u l n o .h it . o o -iu ii O rla n d o
S A N F O K Ik
1! lo ll v ic to ry f o r S n n fo iil ovei
S t . A u jfU -tin c
Itio fin lm -A v illr (i-M e y i,
C n ln e n v ille
■Jl T)n?. t in 1 l l l h no h i t -jbrnie M f l a i j i )
r '^ ti^ - tiis io r y w f~ iH n .le u ^ tif.
, n y tiim i lle iir h
D
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hnxo------ -ilo in K ’ n v it ry ih ln g
litil
tu m in if
c a r tw h e e l* ’ and Iti# ln lp U .,. ( , .
Ye»lrrdi)'a lie-all*
Stan w e re u n a b le to do n Ih in u
S A N K O tttl
G .tinea irtite
w ilh Hit- l o . - i i i p , o f |h e “ tlo e *e ."
I ’a ta lk u I , Ikd-and 2.
T h e P u l . w e re .id le d lo meei
Mlher* postponed, min.
th e (i- M ro in it doiihle h in d e r
(m in e * Tod ay
h u t wet w e a th e r and th ree te rn S A N F O R D _at- Le e a ld u rg .
'if
rn in s tu rju ii _ p r o h lb it e .J
ii»e
(Tnlneaviffe at I ’.d atk n
[d iiy iiiR 5 T th e iiiih l Id il. J u y |
i'nylnun Heath’ uI (irtuwlui
* * the f i r ? l t i l l w a s ubout Jo
S i . Auguilinc at Del*nnd.
K e t u n d e rw a y , I lie ra in * cornel
A l • K lim o'rliH k , jllHt
it* ' the
/ ie h l w « k .n t f o r p lu y , a n o th e r
r iiln u liir m 'ilr e n e iie ij Hut tin F ie ld
ST A N D IN G S
-
u n ifo rm a tiil the KUtne w u* nenr
l y unde; w a y w hen a n o th e r cloud
h iir * | loomeit on h u f uiiJy a lig h t
•liu w e t j u r v i i l f i l
fo r
u
few
r u lm ile i. i l - w r i . f lu id ly decided
In le y a n d -get one Kflllii* p t iy
mol at | :1IU n 'r lo r h , ho> ti|itte*
In'Khii,
_
tfikt' O re^M r*t Y o t iri frn m e *. new
d T ra to b a lls *\c t'te lad n K th ro w n in
»t>Kulnily and K e t t le * wa* knurh’ Itifr the (i-M e n in to f i l * . T h e y
a e re
unatde to so lve nny thing
it n il th e h ie ’ rig h t-h a n d e r had
- lu r in g —the n fte rn m m A f t e r the
new h a lls’ d i*ii|ip e n re d and wet
Im ll* w ere .tirin g used, K e ttle * ' k .
U .w l III* fuel h a ll fre t|u e n lly and
a lio Jii* c u rv e h a ll .p a r in g ly Hut O N F OF T H I P A SU N G fR S who a r
when he got lo- hand* on n r iv e d on th e G r ijii'io lr n In N ew
i l i u m .p h e i) it,.' I .riu ih le i eiime Y o rk w n i K in a lla a g rn ie o , 20, o f J
ill).
O ilo , N o rw a y . Fu r ttappm g the face
t)n |\ t h ii;t- I , \|.-o giit on the of J o j e f T e t la iie n . N a il G o ve rn o r
* A c l . d o lin g the (o o te -t In the G e n e ra l o f N o . w a y , E rtia l a i b r u
re fu n d lid ! w t.il.e d the
t a lly beaten b y the G estapo and
f i l l a fle e | ‘ii.
I.o l died oil th« im p riso n e d fo r four m o nth . S h e
(n e k *
In l l ..
i n t i . ' A! I l l y a n l
w o rk e d w illi l tie Norw egian u n d e rth jg w
—-j i Ii
lo
f ■r . t l u . e
on
tlio u n il fo r 5 y e a n ( ftilrm u liu ru tf)
Q eo rg e F 'u llr'. g i.iu n d e t in .h u r t
- T h e ,, tu ?ht* a*i trlit I». I I i ’ imI c r-Miii
Vk*lktni
III 4*111 | kViktlfw, liu t II
trlriKto !• Mdu num * w itliin fu u i
f t r l of neeond l>n*e.
.S iilifn ril wn*. fiu v in g d if f ic u lt ) 1
ftllHI w ith th r h ld ilfit ' **f F u ll * , i ••• «•»•*«l Ih r f - r n l , J u^«r,
trie ntde (iH in e s n lle n g h th n n ile t
, N iiiMhni
In th e s ix
i x th
t h In
i n nniin
n gg- .. J e rt ri y S iilv
l v ee rr
to
lo o ,
l ; * i . i t t ,.i t l H m t . i f ; . i . t it
w ith
a
d o u b le
to
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BABY* CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
’
■
■Gut your supply of strong
healthy Ha!by Chicks from
■
nd HI. at Sanford
Why Suffer with
ASTIIMAT a n tU m ^ -E E V E R ’
Astlimanefrin
General Insurance
Atlantic National
OEOROK HOBSON of Hollywood lit ht* Thofne Qislnrerlnx Special, Car I®. U shown coming the flntxh
lino in tltt. 500-mlle IndtntiapoiU auto r i f e . to win1*3 5000-in prltrj HI Xtn(Thr the 30th speedway classic
nobsun ..covrird, (ha bricks .In lour hour*. 31 minute* and 1070 second- and was fallowed all the way by
Jimmy Jarkron of WhllPW.Her, Cal. who flnUhcd the tacr, hU flcat on thr Speedway, In’ four hour# 22
minuter. and 74- eertinit*
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the use hf this product
is on
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to Get
More Soap?
Touchton Drug Co. I
NEW CAftS
arc bard to get! Let u*
beep your old one in
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9 APTO TAINTING
• SLMONIZING
• HATTERY CHARGING
• MOTOR REPAIRS
• WELDING
• SEAT COVERS
• USED CARS &
TRUCKS
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kit
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h h im
in ju r y , id upped n double *li«N itr lit m i iiltirt ati'i
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to r i)(h i r e n t e r to «ci>rv
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A lth o u g h the ‘ ’G lum e" wit- i n - , ■ t"'"1 •*' ■»t«in*>, and u i i i
GAotce ffeiec-rtoNi
aponaihle for llie / v io , lie « n *
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g iv e n la'U U tlfiil -up poi t hy t h e .
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verrnan and llm ld ) I a k r in th e
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i la n d in g n erfo rm n n e e * along w ith F t r - i I ’ u i.iir a iio n M ar
l 4 'j/ ts ld i'lfir'tH O - C o lo d iA U A t c e f 1
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moved to second bn-e y c iie n ln y h i
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WE- ALSO H A V E N E W BATTERIES
IN A L L SIZES .
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STATU nl- rUiltiUA
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WHITMiint: til«l dinner i.aalhri Hatfield l.vony. i
,h‘" »h* (>•* r*»ii tb* »m ore.
I T o u c h lo n
Phone III
KriHlrlai
. ROAD SERVICE
SW AIN’S BATTERY SERVICE
.
L.‘ M_ SW A IN , Owner
Corner 2nd and Oak
S t e a d y t h o r n , l i r a ! Aottr-
lca. Wa'ro not Kidding.
Last aonth, »oqon all
ovor tha country thra*
away enough usod fata to
eaka over twenty B illion
big boxes of uoap powder.
Bayba soaa woaan think
they d on't need to save
used fa ta any longer.
ur home.iemotnurials ccrmol be tsi c ' d lor (ho dura
in. I-iJT you qjiottfr
Perhaps others are doing
or aavlng
. _ojUy. no*-and than,
h
* r,f t,,f estate of T IU ^ iA a _J lH !i^ idalnt nttrt thaal l s if,, nun. llie
b t ftSIft conn u n til *ouf
country.!* lulua ltlh l
Iyiuria. Jl>
Hina II. Jit
iSaOin, Iti
111 C M J B b f i a t u s h
(Xolek. M
Phone S I7
SFRV/C?
BEYOND THE
(loonciai logo. Lai n*
check you» policie*
and see that thoi
« - • » . currant ha*
tSAtNHSVft.t.K
CONTRACT
Incrcaart
HIlC rf.
m ilw a li. c
ITaMeraun;
Totala '
IIOOV WORKS
---------.'bone .171
UK. N. .Piilmetlo Avenue -•
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t " ** i s
i i .i
* •’
>i ’ t '* 11
Ave.
Phone MR
L e jfa l N o tic e
man led
led o f f
light ■................,
Tuxedo Feeds will make your
Chicks Grow
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I l i a . l a l u l o t ) l o n e le . |U l l e » * b y la w
H. JA M E S GUT At
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B y t u r n in g I n e v e r y d ro p o f
u s e d f s t s , y o u ’ l l h e lp b r in g
b a c k M r * so a p e s o o n e r.
Yo u
use S M p s v s r y d a y , ao ax re
Stomach Sufferers
m
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m tr tu ti
We em make aminirelinnnco
mentfl forr you to finance
h e m on E A S Y T E R M S !
a jM S S a S Il
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V e n e t ia n b lim lft m a d e to: f i t a n y s iz e t r i n d o w i
Free Esttmates
Wood and m etal sla fr— 58c gq. foot
v
x s p d lS e a lili yeet.
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KKP TURNING IN USED TAT.i
ORE SOAP
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Repairing' — Rcfinbt1iln>
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SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUND CO.
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�M ONDAY#
JUNE
THK SANFORU HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
St-194R
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the jh r -.pm km;* u l e < * kr! hit * h.imil.-t a M*‘» \ vV‘
’
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«4»hfc it* high *»* f t --«■
U 'lU i o f (DJIinlot'll, f mill
Markets Designed r ^ r x ,
RAYMOND
M. BALL, REALTOR
*
Ileal K mlute Sules—lien tala—Mortgage
Loans
Dependable Insurance ami Bond*
lloom 4, Florida Stale Hunk lliitdlnu
T hontrO flO
r»
* e r v e
*
_
fancy in*: iin m r it ia if iy «v i i ’ i'if r
nee# a! f'lanl ritv, -elhiu* f»'t iiiciiIh have |*N*» iiirhul^l'
Ililrti^ l *ii wnlrt
: »*f|| $U. ill In $»L(10 J*«H l l It'1, »n I*rmc*lnii^.
melon |irmliirlhm U inkrn
»f«
nelfftll ftitir !** the n^firitfe,
foi
The F»*r . Fierce nm« kvt tinr* iliritini; tin* pn»balri|J>>
'r
-c«J out it' shipment* u > h t^i decided iiMyi-nw in urica.'*
voted In (h e r l i'l' ft*-**1 \ *m
1weekly n-itort periml. IV 'p iw n ‘< Fwtfin# rptitiliiied to dum
EjVerV
IhrJil |>*«» led ill volume >>n tj|>.
. . * 'm srke- with Hi,708 liackuire* <f
section> _________
Of Florida jjx/TSnZ!
ja ;"< jiS
of the sio k 'f total of Mt.lS'i (•lick
l o
't
It~*»tin*»rd
i I'*1* r
i jijfirii. Pepper noliS ill Fltin 1 t5""1
w ;vnlm£ »»f -*»*,' l»t!*hrl' f t o*
if-one kind nr nnotlirr to-»tiu l to of. yf l| WojJ Sii|?utu sajyjtl Joy L_um mtua»h. Mnv ilti. thin
nurket.
-12.05. him! “ field *jh«t* ' tuonchi
•■Tin- Plant Cl:v Mittket ha* 11
to ?2-4l).y»oi packnci
Ukih
NEW SATURDAY HOURS
In cooperation with the automobile dealer*
and garages wo will close al 1:00 P. M. on
SAT UR D A YS O N LY
for the summer
A U K T P A R T SC O
116 W eil First Street - Phone 34s
• UN ) MON
aaw
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W E OFFER Y O U
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Please return hangar* a»
they are tiard to get.
Your patronage is
appreciated
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LA N K Y’S DRY CLEANING Co
Phone
IfiS
AUTO PAINTING
BODY — KKNDICK WORK - Wl
TIRES
nkw
I’ U K N IT IJR K
ROY REEL’S PAINT SHOP
306 West Second Street
Phone 1064-J
RELAX,COOL-OFF
and HAVE
M M
i
bH
I
t im e
Visit Frank's
T a v e r n ' or
come out to
the
I4i • Hat
for a pleasant
evening.
FRANK’S TAVERN
and
HI-HAT CLUB
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Concrete Pipe, Building Plocka, Heady-mixed Conrrite.
S*ptle TankR. Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curbs and
Property Markers
Florida P o w e r & Light Company e le ctric ity
*w costa you less
ever. Already one
cheapest items
cheaper still!
• “Thp^ TahoK* e
\
<•
Imp MrenKlhem .1 durUu? (he I
week* latent n |»«)ii, rc%eid II.
�r A G K B IX
THE. SANFOItf) HERALD. Ra n FORD
There’s No Place
JU NE
3,
1946
lil= = lll = lll = ll l= ill= l ll= I I I = ( | | E I I I = ll l= H I = l ll= I I I E I I I
our ro MALARIA?
4*4
AT OHCi t• r*.
liO «...tf»«4 by milliomi
U# yean . . . fry Iff
IA F I ■ QUKK - W I I
Like HOME .
For FORD SERVICE
M ONDAY,
D IN N E R
A T 8 :0 0
AN INDEPENDENT DAU.Y NEWSPAPER
It’s Easy to Pay the MATHER Way
LIK E
T H IS
13. R. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Huilrlintf
p i
Half Of Race 1
Track Monies
Given Schools
ten < !
y *
Vi£ CAN tftPC1W*jn ItA iC A iy
ftfA> r • A s Al m Tv JtNl >JU
>•
M t .1 VfU3.YujaS4>— , __ _
or
ff\
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o i * r * ' w 1*! i& j/ U h
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a#
ESTATE
‘* Livestock, Supplies
J U S T .............
A
rot Inge l.rnted
will-11- you want it. I'orV Ave.
r.dwnnl K. fame.
FIJKNISIIKi)
Avenue. Phone ||4W.
BEDROOM fur lent
* Miiirnnltn Ave.
.
c .— —v r - . - : ; « •*•»*> while
y '1,1' "* young. JlutftlInter when
K.twnr.l
F.
Lurie
.
e in «w n «r *
4 REAL ESTATE W AN TE D
fuifinsr
totalling
Altli St roil I Ifc.ilty,. Ayrncy
oi cmif.M> jif #«|»#-1t^y |!uy•x.iiJ
Ki-aUv
I* U KNISTIKfl house or apt. fot
.Snnfoid hull player, wife and
i! rhlhlttn. Phone .lulintt Kten
Mx.m I1H,
8 0 Ilk If, res port-til.le fatti.ly of
three w-uitls two bedroom house
or apartment, fimil.ihed or unfurnishe.1 Please irnlv to |l»\
KkP r
lie ruiil mill tin 2ii>l
lf*l« f»11**rt•• .t 111»Im*r
FO R
203 - 09 E A S T
SALE
HELP
1‘OI.OHKH (;|Ri.s
TWO spent O K lulls.
" l i . lot soda Ko
e y ’s Oruir Sfnre
lull lime.
SH E RIFF! SHERIFF CLAYTON*
W HOA! r r - ■
-------Skit v a s t
1*11-1; \\ ni-:
II
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i
W HOA!
I kit Ilk \ I kits
t.I.U IflO SA
Oehveteif
9
,11
mu
.0 A f.ifk K .deep nnrk in Ovieth
II ncte. rlenird and l.lt-d, :
font inch wells. fK.OtlllOU. M,
T. K. I'nrtin, If,,. *»4f,, (|v ,e.b
Or Mr*. J A Partin, |',o\ up;
Hufifnii!
w anted
A fit*r
Ilf H\Vl|,
I h tan I*
loans
0 0 K AT IT RAIN! BUT WHATS THE
DIFFERENCE TO
IVE GOT NO
* !0.*.V£ MIGHT AS WELL KELP DRINKIN TILL I SEE THE DEVIL ON H0R6E;-a
b a c k *.
Atlaul it |?i iti.
m u sAi.i.
!•••* ffeel.tr <lu rli t|.|' t ,. ;
1 fit Iced n TTUiNl.lin
Holier I A. William.
KKAl.TO Il
M2
A ll tiilic. Hark llldg
r o ll N.\LF
(•AS
nee.
l*«»Ur
rtir l»-r - at
believing. | will lie pira*a,i tu
•how you link limtie. Ktlwartl
P. iJine. "Tlie mnii who know*
Sntif.uil "
12
'DM hsutge and 20 artv* land
Term*.
000 FT. nn taike nMnrne.
fIJUMiOO.
I'rlre
W. It. WILLIAMS, liltOKKK
,
415 Atlantic Bank Ilhlg.
Telephone 1120.
OR RENT- — 4 room partly fur
nished hunae and lot w|ih tier•Mcily and water. For particular*
write or call at the house after
8.00 o'clock week day evenings
n
il. Michels.
Utetl.ls Psola.
D,.nl. RdJv.
Ou,
FU'
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A N D NO W
H E 'S GOT
TUH PLAY
A1l 0oNn6gW IW
wir
zm* V5 .
SHERIFF CLAYTON IN CAH00.3
WITH BUZZARDS LIKE THEM 55
AND HE'S THE ONE W H0TW A9
LECTURIN' ME ABOUT HONESTY
IAN SURE THEY'RE STILL
AHEAD OF US.TONTO. W E'LL FIND OUT S O O N
A S THE R A IN
^
SLACKENS.
I Ch N 'I F lU J K t |H e
OVERJ-YEAH,
RANCE LETS MEET YOUR /GlDDAI
LAWMAN FRIEND WITH ^
THE GRUB r - ~ !lM ^ r j/ 7.
nolia or cell F. K. Cooper.
52^ after 10:00 P. M.
l*
to*
j r/tm
a
r i \ r :i ttA*'L
tA »f
t hi* -Sovirt
“ If VMU
pcsicc platVr nil. «l‘» no^
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I .oi..I S ta le
d iootr.1 l.v the
t
it Y r l r r n i i s Viim iiir : T I h w i * ( ir m lm O in K
is s o f H I Iti R m - i v t 'd ( o m m c m l i i t i m i
in n l l c r m i i n M o r r i s stm l 1 . NN . I .R " Out
. «|l! Ol I". IT..I".
v II Uf 1#%tltu«
'•••
l ilt HI iHlIfHtl. »»• *lw*l tin*'.
1 I** tilin' tl»*? t'lt'ii tlial llir
t,f „f Ktiutil t**H •♦»»!> l»°
.......... I v%h«*n rtet »
•
ttu- xw.,|!.| *i«ln,.t !»ti*
.t ii-
It
1 we. e • •■ti.i'
the I ■1s.-111- 1 tift«| n 1*ii 1»»»•1
't.rf»>c daun •I •Irmly* *•»»•••
|to lit." faint liiiint* uf I II*
jj>ett anil .1 C**.| J11 U* l.«l -
Hina" 11r«lit> 11* Ji»*r|*|| K** *n iStnike
trail .thrthiffli 15,0(10 utml,
rtmrifr* ft* ill** i»|H*ni»»i'%**i
kx.li « i mn
11ml «»f 99i. I hi
N ||l|Hlllpxp |t
Mi
•iiitl hi* "if*
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fhahv well- 11k Tin* !*•* »»*•
hi*
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tltll Ih I .«it •
ni»M
H 1
1in ••• »*t«• *i •'
.111,1 I*; vul*. *»•
a <1
’ ** Him:
Power Kates
Ue Belief itting
Local ( onsumers
cns
in rx.it lly MHI.
(•rmtsr S|*rn*«’»
•ftiini
tift*i»fi|
K« r*mii *«•! i 1it** '• *• •
let tiiilioiml
iiiltuimi
ih
I piiurcuUoii ii'tfiiiilcil tlit*
unt Mt n* « (min.* •
irlm
"flr^rrxr
will n i f
1|Miui«him'fil f**r
'O'
Jin «'N«ry la»i*l '• iiiuol‘*o
amir |•11ill*
#iiul !••%»»•♦('
I (it i liirl pi*»piiiH*'i
UGH. IT"
BLOWOVER
s, SOON.,
OUT. SHERIFF
DO VOU KNOW
THESE BANK
CERSARE5
HOW
WHERE
R O B -r
r
''
iUEXK .
•TTATEPCrJEFF THEN
WEIL START,
LOOKIN'FOR
VERPA
RANCE'AND HI5 IY€N
AHEAD OP Ui t)NTD
COME ON,i------- -? 'G IT TU M f
SILVER
( UP, SCOUT
-s ,
,
\
BOTTLE CAPA . . alj at the
right price. BtanWy-Rogers Hard,
W } R E W A R D — Lo«t, white gold
ware CM.
dlnmnml lady'* wrist watrh. Dr.
e x t r a fine vine-ripened tomatoes
Henry McLaulln, ltd Magnolia.
Phone Mjj,
*2 00 per bushel delivered In
Hanford. «I5 Parte Ave, Phone
1M-R.
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A U T O S FO R SALE
PAKETT
ixJAUL:
1941 INTF.Knatlonil, Flat. 2 ton
2
Speed,
exceptional
lire*.
Atutor ovsrhaulsd,
Ifu S G D TC
t h in k :
^ ir iY A S
A N INTER'
EBTIN3
SUBJECT.
1042 CHEVROLET tractor, air
tWo atwe-L n*l*. a
*
lt»37 CHEVROLET Rll»y In flii*
condition for nigged hauling.
ynitii* 1 i ff'in wim |I -i»»* ••*
ii
quirt Iufit** I »M«*
•• :,®r
ilrfriiiluntM * a t
•**»• ly
Ihli'Uuh hr*ul|»h«iiirv I •* »* li.*i»4»
lalion nf hrrnan’f* t*l»-i»»»***•
After
Keenan
fhii!*lii*«l
111*
MtitfntvM/ tKr IflliUiuil i r t r -*nl
until Julie 13 1o
»l**f*ti*e
ctilinsfl mule time ti* |ur|uiir it*
I'D KN O W VOUQ ^
HBCKING ACCOUNT
W A S ONER D R A W N /
eer. Jeanette Janklnton. Martha
Myer*. P a t r i c i a nrown. Dial
Hoyle. Johnnie Mae Jone' and
Marjorie Sheppard.
.
Perfect attendance (roup In
cluded Martha Mr*r». Patricia
llrown. Johnnie Mae Jonae, Jean
ette Jenkineon, Marjorie Shep
pard, Joe 'Welle, Kddle Sankarik,
Theda Petra*, llagRl Heine*. Miltired BarineaU. Betty Ann Cagle.
Krtmlt Carter. Hole Ann Dobwit,
Annie Johnson, Dori*‘Willie, Mar
tin Taylor, Jack SPenm. Franne
Rdwerde. ’ AUn Hetrel, Rudolph
Smith. Mary ane Dobeoti, Arlene
JeJroheon, Catheryn Lae, Patey
Stoke* and Dial Beyle.
S c h o l a r i h i p itudenl* with
grade* over DO were Alita LaetInter. Clarence Clause. Csrnlyt
Ernest J. Cullum
Died Yesterday At
Fifth Street Home
WorkOnDet'pening
Channel Expected
To Begin At Once
n4 A TOKYO radio station. Emperor
Hirohlto mldrcdiM hu people and
urge* them to share their food
equally. Ilo hat made two recent
calls nn Grncral MacArthur, preeumatdy tn dUcu** the shmtage of
food in Japan,
(fa.'rmatiomil)
Work is cxiH-cti'd to la-gin im
mediately nn the rtrelimlnary
t.haoes nf. the die penin.. • of the
R\ John* Itlver channel tn 10
feet from Baniord In I'alutkn. it
m i announced thl* morning I’/
F.dwnrd lliggin* secretary nf the
L'humbcr of
Seminole .County
Rrnest Jiwenh <!ullum. 33, eon
of Mr*. E. It. Cullum. died at
12ilt o’clock yesuxlay afternoon
|.<>
_ 215
V “ We«t ■
i . m) t* go
at M* home at
Fifth
.wing a t short
IHn*»*.| foridj
Street following
*
___ bom
___ In CL
__ ' . speol
Mr. Cullum was
Glasgow,
HH2 and
“20, —
f r resided
for Uio past 17 ye*r*.
used, a member « f tho
.......
Catholic Church. I*
survived by hi* mother; five el»ten: M n . J. F. Bum* of Charlesion, S. C.. .Margaret, B o n mary, Elisabeth amt Kathryn t.ullam of Ranford: three brothen:
C. M. Cullum o f Jarksoavtlle,
K r .o * r
Commerce^
Thi*
Britii
that
State
Fran
hat
100.C
e w iy
of ti
Gent
John T. Cullum of Daytona Beach
and W. B. Cullum-of this city;
Funeral service* for Mr. Cullum
will be held at 0 00 o'clock tomor
row morning at the All Smtls
S S l '1S h
i ^
A U r ffiu
CathaHe; CamaUry. Jha tRoxocy
urtUrib* Tecited ab tbe- Kvtckson
Funeral Rome at 8 00 n'cloqRdhl*
.-T8lephonaail0.
J iiit ' li'- iT t
HUMPH
r iF I SAT O N
JVOU® L A P A N D M
G AV E YO U A NICE
-i LO N G lO S S ^ -fjT t
U W O U L D N T f,:j
pur.
TO U R COMPLETED
1041. CHEVROLET' new motor,
v
\*m: ■ \rnrff*
•li HkIhv wi'ir
I . -(• 1•* Y til!
>4___ LOST A FOUND
b rm *
it
inoinc’ iitoUA
i|«*l»ato
fo re ig n * a f f a i r * m tli<* H
o f C a ttim o iis w ith u p up
jjj
Ku.-vDa*• to # n ci - p t
h itliifs o f
|‘i iViicIMij 1 ^
man.iaer nf tin- cniupany a
olftrp
Smith,
lie limited
Me<.x-«et
tilting
Ka
! per-
**i»niit |»ii|l*'in
LOST: Small fuwn rnbtrrtl »hnri
• haired m ale' dofc, i
1 * 10 IIm ., wtiiti pitch uti
forehead, fail clirl*. no rollir.
nanieil "fon n io," ( '
for return alive tn 1702 M iff-
pulling brute,
I . e v 'i s
that I't .u I 11m*i***i Nlti'
Unity K....C *11 "«*•• |'-i
•■OfJT: Megican hammered man'*
Y“
" * ° have D A IR Y PAILS.
sliver ring, shell with mermaid
B in TEH MOLDS. M IL K DOT
sitting tn tt Oenerou* reward.
TLE
mtUSHES.
and
MU.K
RheU Ravenel. Touchton's.
APARTMENT housa on W.
8t
2 stores downstair*, 6
tlcally new. Call 7M-W.
apartments, | optra bedroom
Upstairs. Monthly rental |2U0.JUST RKCKIVId '
~
' 0b. Price 120,000,00, Vfc cash, T>o model engines and other
model supplies.
8t 8%*
Wl,b,n ,W y* " r' __ KUECTWC SERVICE OO.
8T0RE' Building on W. 1st St. 207 Msgnoll* Ave. *
Phone 181
4 store* ilownviair*, 8 at
6 ARTICL ^ ~ W ANTED
menu upaUIrR. Price |45,i
00) I/O rash, balance 5 y
^
“ UY your car, regiT d l^
, at b % .
7
15 AOIIPS on Highway 17.
,
ft. fron
» i*ke. Price <15,008.00, I
fc for tourist c*mp.
*
L.
Seniors ijiven uipiomas m
Seminole Exercises Last Nigh
H.. 0. .C has*. Jr., tf tcisad tha 1
itee.1 o f repairs to schodl builtl- )
Ings. and declatTtl money » a needrd for the teacher salary in i
rra*.
He mtlnled out the nerd t
11(, hctlor education to offset the
Inreatls of socialistic thearies as
t-xemplificd in recent orlkes.
a|t|diniice re*
ik.
Wn-hing mnihinra
idea net., fan,. t,|c. ;{Ud
Phone IttOf-J.
PLAY p,n and pad Child's’ " (£ k
and chair. Adult else la chlnle
TBl'CKH
draw. >10 Mapte Are.
1041 C IIEVH U l s T M ai, cab, fim
lire*, good motor, two »p*ec
ONE Warren eiscJri;'rotary^Photo
axle,
1st
Print Dryer. Site 34" x 18" Prac-
John
*111 S)it*« •f IT»«11v
1 11 ,!*
»- itlt»t?i*pui«
f-w iN tl machine* ropairial, nil
ttiakr*: al»n nintnr* installed.
-'
eapertence.* Huy old
mnehine* and nniinM.
J. K.
W alteri, |025 Kn*i 4th St., ju»t
t block* South uf. M lyfu ir Inn.
16
4 LOTS for eile. See
W. 8th Bt.
,
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‘Phone l o t i
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w p p n for . w i i y u i A B h Q w a .
COTTERS,
nAKEB.
llAM k8. and otiier tvmt-to-gel
Hem* Htaiiley-Roger* Hardware
‘
IMlIMiK • I'l.V.Mourn
IdIt4
Price 12.000.00.
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5 0 .0.0_ 0.
S E R V IC E S
II- M. (,'I.KASON
laike Mnry, Kla.
OKNKKAI
QUAHTKII.S . lonslslillg
III
.III
houses, fleshly pululrd. I.orated
ill Coldshort). I.und for ill ml
til tonal houses. pricf fnojtOU.HOIIKHT k. COX
00, |/,*t cn»h, balance ill 2 years
photographer
at 6*.e>
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V A C A N T wlul* corner' 2nd St
Mrllonville
(benutirut
trees).' Wl\J* **np new Marlin 33
25 shot repeater.' lor rort
Price 11,000.00.
*
reel Phone 3 |.
u ADJOIN INC loth In Snnfunl
Height*.
S P E C IA L
W orn
l.tiNDllN. .111111* I. t»
A fRIAK STORM WHICH SW lfl IHROUOH SOUTH SAN ANTONIO. TfX .
three and flvo niilllon dollat At the hctjflit of Ute .lotnt the wind. It-. 1
H hi. Murray lit* tomcuhat ( ilotnly (lop ) amid tho dclux uf hi- li
*et down again In a not too gentle manner. Bottom pholo rlvow* ».>•.
high winds at K elly Field, San Antonio. Thirty other craft and hattgai
Junior High School
Holds Exercises As
Students Graduate
FLO fllt S W H IN t .
xtdi'K
l I, uninj. amt » a t r “ 0",.,|, •in fa .. .I |„ perOld flo.,i% made like neiv,
ituil wale, liriilei*
fill,*, ell-i ll u hull
Kiletanu'*.
k'tlwntd K lam
•
SUPPOSE
HE'D ^ W H A T -T H *
THE SHER BETTER!) SO U N D S
IFF DONT »
LIKE A '
SHOW UP - r / W
PASSEL
^ ^ O 'C R Q o f e . ]
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SEN KKAI.
i;<mh|
rvcohi
ptirkrl i<fttl wrUt* Witch
t*!n* „ 'Vulthum,
llllmil
Hnniillim. 7 tu 21 iewe
a few ,Swi»» make, r red
•'III
k‘a*l Hn-iim| St.
J O llN S o \
fill Ii.*;lI
•'nuiily
A I ’AHTM KN'T 111
Condition, close
RANCE'AND HlS MEN HAVE STOPPED
UP AHEAD/TDNTO. WE WONT SHOW
OURSELVES YET. r r rm / s
^
J ,
S IN K tipi-ned tuinali
htxhet .1 ||. |,i,
toe. Plume t 'uU.ity
n.mine,i i.,|
riNtiii
h rtt i •
ONK OK Hanfunl'a lieat twoaluiy frame hotiaei, Heeing ia
W E IL STOP HERE
TILL THE STORM
M
l e t s up.
The action o f the Hoard was
roundly applauded uya l ‘« metnhet
dclcuation of women, m o s I I ' ,
mothers representlnK the Semin-)
ole County Council of Patent j
Teachers' who.e president. Mrs ‘
C. K. Carter, vn.mou.li appealed l
for a sulafv illrtritse fm the
tcarhers. pointinj: on that -mi
roundlnK counties u rie planning
Increases In tcachei pay. and that
school ate out nowi intportnn*
Institution.
UltlllOttM* to if ! lit iittilr«i
hi k< I I: |i , in
|*Mil|l Itllltiffil
I*.*,»f|
■*l*n Avr firm
chtM.I
Knlirrl \ Willi.mi,
i a :a i .t i i i (
p * 9?
A ll I fi l tr ll.vik
WHCA! WHOA
YOU CRITTER!
C o m p lim e n t
l!i iii-ii
F o ifim i
Soul
Ernest Ilc v i i r t b i l a T " F
.Si.miitJ iftgVt flout
lit* lo»tl»ll
Vf ,j||. pit At It Ilf IttllfllbM UM*
«ti•i t»«l\ Itnluy flir>
"I'll* !»*•
• ipttMDd e#ifIv ih i* murtiliii:
Miiw tile •*»»tili'v**•• *»f In« W-«»••
•nttvefllp*
|hivnl 4
V*
(hr »u| tun «i«i»o font
f (••i til,i Hr.'ht.it I *ji 11■ §•••!•• •
Heading «he h»
n j antiiM'd
•nn n l«. if "Slippeiv
Slim S in thi i miff It
l*’fl •ittiif will*
t IHMI.IIOO ^141* to ••*•%«•
tattiHhih i* *m«l i*» Ih» one «*f tlu*
u*ithi*rt4lV ntt*'*! iiiHiiihun ,»tiu»*
UMl.HlulXMlIHf
lite tc i met. Hr*ilhii"Hi!li m
*'
. Ut|p <«-• %••iit ii
Itf*' tetin ot
i .. **•t*ia% I ••i lino »lc» •• t|M I #f i o '“
.i i coigiit
tnmp
I" ni'ik
fund, a fle j f.'IM.OljU nlirudy hud- ,
acted for olhot u«c, hail tieeii-/fte- j
ducteil. An nmcmlmcnt by J. F- (.
McClelland, that f< Unwind th x .
year, 50 percent of the rare track
money IC» ' » ecliMili every yeai ’
was approved.
S Supt. T. W. |.awton. in o|»pealinir fttr the increase, j nutted
nut Ihut at least ill ulhet enunlies in (he slate w rie shutint;
race track funds with the school*. 1
lie also declared that this diver- j
sion of funds would release other ■
school money for repair of school 1
huililitiKs apt! school busses, ami
would clmininate the need of rais- j
line the school milluee lax rate
tie. I A A -aver aytain . ..j|.|,
you to *1u1r wurryinj; about tb
ta* matt toittinjf. |.et m.- 1 , 1
core of your Imok* an.I ta
v...i
pi "tile in-. Spate 1 ,pH
k. I.. I.unihpiivt. t in lie . ,|.|
l i,
U P llA l M Kit 1
1*’4t t«l»l III --If
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F o li S A I.I. fn e ,
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1
ale |.uty>e«*t. n
Hotter 1 t tt dlt am
WHAT DO
YOU MEAN5
128
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4
I CALLED VOUR OLD
W EAK
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QNE
AND SPIN E LE SS ! VS
WHO W A S WEAK, BlJl
HELP ME FORM A POSSE, A N lT "
WE'LL FIND YOUR PA AND W EIL
C O RRAL SOME OUTLAWS J O G '
* 'oilI* Ml 1
H»V TKKI. ha
w
work
NO, YOU'RE WRONG ABOUf THAT,
JEI F. YOU'RE LOOKIN’ AT. A MAN
WHO'S JUST COME TO y i'jr jm jn r t
HIS S E N 5 E 5 !
KXPKltr
1,11,
Suti
3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A LE
*
SH ERIFF, HAVE VOU 5EEN M V
FATHER? HE'S DISAPPEARED.
AND I'VE LOOKED EVERYWHERE.'
I KNOW YOU DON'T CARE FOR
D A D , BUF- - r — ■ M
, -
W A N T E D TO RENT
IIA IU>\\
PHONE 127
flril 7?t
K ill tfrmlc m*\%»*i pi
tanks.
grease tup.
|mts. iH-orhe- Voce*
5.00.1 blocks of low »
tit'd j-rrater ilen.lt> .
wtlleirer.
H im \
Hil l
GOOD A BAD
Plume *1HI)
f‘»r Imimlfv
work. Ketnihole County l.iitiji
ary fa...- h t ft \v.
it. a port: co. iNf
K i l n , in
F IR S T S T R E E T
W ANTED
I Iti N. Park
$:rj,iMHf*'or' more
tie‘Rtven haif^of” the rsre tmeti
\|
A
Eoirign O ffic e Sec
retary Opens Mo
mentous l)el»ate~lii
House I ) f Commons
scaped Men Taken
Into Custody Near
Uqyal County Town
i"■n-tfiiwn
** ri '■i-r t r.
1 Ins a c tio n w n » In th e
form of w motion l»v t’oiftmt**
bloncr II. It. I*«|»c tliut lift* ichmiU
**■“ * '«• urnmile flu—TirTTWi
x -'i'n mil rail
A R T IC L E S
ANDREW
CARRAWAY
nn, one mile south uf Six
le Creek' nn Knud II ni.iV
mpu. Time; |* „V|.« k ......
iir-ihi>, .lime r.
Kre<- l.m
•
j
to uchoot-usr*.
For mevrl-timci-ARlOw with friendly h o sp ita lity ... *
five side chairs, the host chair, CredcRza buffet an
health
•—
salary o f “ each teacher in
Sem inole County, w hite mid .
colored,
by - allocation
i
portion- o f race, truck funds j
Service”
n e; N. Osborn and Son linn V
W A N TE D TO RENT
IVK OH h:« tieim hnu.M'
(ibiirti«.«f» 4i»wo l*}i.)ne
11IKh. l 'U MlUJil lil .. , .I
2
sem
K N l l l i f , liA IIfV herd iitcludior
registered Jer-eyp. in h
i ,
• 1 " ur,io" ’
hliihcM .hiil
~
Seven-Convicts ^
Recaptured By
State Patrolmen
The Horn cl :nf ( ’mintvj
Conijplgaioncrs ilile/uioi iiini' |
» tltltltl $-<*>* yd Year to the
Insurance
rim*, calves, year lines.
Lord, VJx'rx*- 7*H-W.
toU
LOTS UN
) \N E W a'nltim ., flinnshrd.
i||»ii’ I tO?-* * r , Mtv, Shm r a;
2
for sale
H its T e x a s
Action By Seminole
Commissioners To
Give Every County
Teacher $200 Raise'
4#'3H11
f\ M '.TUlAI. ••i I l)AI:O n .
h eal
Hundred M ile-A ti-H d u r Storm
AsAocl.itnl PrcMH I-cased Wire
TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1946
SANEOKD
HslJilili.tlicil 190K
V O LU M E X X X V II
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
3
ind
I linn.Jei»lm m tht*
• n it iiHiielii \\ rtlnr'il.n p.irtlv
. I.nnlt Stict»<It |iim rf ,»(lrf iiihim
trot pel al in f t Imlat anil N nllic*'
tla t .
To Protect the Peace of Mia Worldi
To Promote the Progress of America!
To Produce Prosperity for Habford.
Vour Ford Denier Know
FOR RENT
THE WEATHER
In ‘Unity There la Strength—
■
ti
SEOUL. Korea. June 4. DP>—
United State. H.n.r.tion. Commlssioner, Edwin W. Pauley, end
hi* staff are beck tn the Ameri
can xon# of Korea with W*,Up
count of what they observed In
a rlx«dav re»trirted tour **f • the
Island, The Russian* barred them
front soma place, and .cut their
trip, shorter than they., had plannedt V s 'H S * ' M l .
...
.
Tho monev for thl* Improve,
nient ha* been received by the
Jaektonvllle office of the United
Stut«« Engineer* and detailed
plant and *|>evlfiratloii» ale ataiot
•ready to aubmlt l« ronlracton
for the work, he revealed.
Air. lliggin* «ald that the en
gineers will proceed immedlstely
in working out negotiation* for
the necessary spell area* and
rights-of-way. He advised that ha
Is |n receipt of map* giving loo»tion and legal description for tha
cuts and «l*oll area* required by
the Kedeial government f o r t h s
project.
,
E lT W flS
A meeting U scheduled here
with the officials of the h
Estate Division of the Army. I'
engineers and' abstracters s.
tima.rthl* .aRRekijto go over*
•*•»•!
|f I imIiim(*
•
•*
44|fr
I kIh.til llfivlr
9*'**l **f Srrt.i* ^
Ed Levy-Whitiut
Tu Sneak ‘ Before
Sanford Kiwanis
l ift
i**>9
K. Itryle, wim |»ir*ei»tr*l
id MT|*iI ,N|«»ljIr) MWiRjl
hiffhr^t pilule In m IbMil
nUo |nr^ente*l with tin*
ineiinl l*v Mr*. I.. I' lint:
Pit’sidept. fot the Incite'!
AT;imnnT-h»*tm-T
Tbr American I.* ***•••• awatd
Iwised nn p ah tnli-iii. ..tnttiue, anti
Kiwunlnn*. In heir Drat
Ing In ton week*. Wrilne»dnv. ,,iher co,t.1 t|u,illttes » » • awarded
wfll Ik1 told •omclhiitir about Imse t.v : . uatm I- h lt**| i*- ,. Ilot >•
h«ll by Kd L ew Whltnei. who.e I l f ) , .t’ runtley and to W nltrr Al.
S noth.
Sanford (V le iy I'r.l* uie now
Norma .Iran Saul. Junior, re
uarond plote In the Florida Stale
ceived ftont lilt' Wnodlttrn of lilt*
Lpague
I World, nn Anteticnti II 1st t » r y
•About II local Klwaniuus at- , it„ atd
kdwnrd Alarahnll Jillllot
fended the inletclub meeting in 1High School tearhei, tii.ide the
Winter Park Monday avcnlng. Il«- 111 cental inn.
ward Mnnlleth lirnugh" along two
Sti|il T. W. Law Ion cotnita'iided
talented, eiilertnlner* In the per- I hr utadltuOttg (!*■ • tin ''lity for
■oil o f llu ilo n Italic nek and ld» theli • r h n l a a t i r
and srhmd
violin, and Mr*. Maty Flixahetli aciilrirnirtlt* hut fot lotistandlng
Nance, accompanist.
aid in drives inrlutUng, Hn| Cn**».
luherrulo*i», overaea* c l o t h ing
•hive, and In itHiiisming and t»i»Certificate* w eir awarded ti'
(he following pupil* fur perfect
puncUwlity an<| nttemlanre: Chris
tine Cnltcr. Donald Shaw, Melhu
Fi nlriick. Janice Amjetxon. Willie
Caiter. llettv Jo W alU-.Jllchard
Ba*». Myra iladdcn. June Rose
Dutten and Dw ithl Peik.
Principal MorrfV fold Die grad
uating el**« that be wa» vvrv
prmirl uf their achievements, and
tend r.mrrstulatnrv t e le g r a m *
front the rla**e« nf B ill and 1045.
lowed hi* nn)f*«»l«n at s Knrhe*t•r, N. V. Ilnsnltal until he moved
ta Ranfmd. He I* n«w enraged
in be Insurance bu»lne»|.
,,An«w »r No. 2 D Marvlna Abtrlie also congratulated Supt. T.
etomhie iDyal, who w «« bom In
(ioorgia. reaied - in Florida and W. .Jjiwton for the fine service
•pent most of his life In Cmsf he b»'. * tendered the youth'- of
a tr . .!!• I* a relstive of tho the community during the past
3Cl' vesr*.
/The fallrwlng
AMwrt
among
(ha gr
Il||
•
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\|fl| Yin I'lllte IV tf
■• |S*/..|.| J«*h*i ' •«
,r | H.irlr, .!**«• NN.Itifrt*.
|ti»t» t * ii I I ii «e.
k CIlMflr-) |#f»**»lR|M»'V
. /li
Itlilph
Ke«#ffh
, *-• f\«*IM>ett* I ' pK!**
f.fltt-r e .
th ill K lllllltl'.k . |xo ,|i..tmn u m , I'-•'Jo. and tntr*
but half what Dtry aver,
Mal< otnt M.o Net*!,
lei
We dry .1 n I In |(tiI -The indtxtiia! and pi
<mttll
(ir.o g e •'»>. i„g i air i eductions ircently l
•ei.v Illlt Meiiwellie, '
.*i,| to have hr ought ^»«V
Hi, hal i Single |„ ( *.-4,11.1)110 annually hi 510
i ' iiios on Ititiv F.vaix. looters
)|i f'ldetitao client a, te*
,.| S t a n I e » Si mi
i , i
I..In, Ifonddc f.„ the tedio Hons tnlniilve ,
coltuinl and indu-tirat dev
I i
|fai|H-i i . . "
.|, Ifoekei Hill J.-’. I uicitl In tltc state, inclras
. Mi l d
Smith. \< wilunit- o f crttt|:in\ bti«ine»a
r. W in 1 'laik, Tlmrto i • savings expected ftont the
’ Ii a i I e * ^
aggerly. ' efficient getierating p onU
iindet ronstruetton
• n ,,nd Hnlierf Lee
. I'oiai > llurdirk l.oi* ]
r irlvn Slathew*. .Inuei
, I’rg g v Best. Lillian |
nothv Price. Mtugar»*t,
Dlton Baker
Bell* j
' l . i i l ei e f'atdwpll. Del (
Ibilothv McLain. 'Ia n
It,itt Lee A ate*. I t. a fonney
booth)' von tie, hub*
,de
.lean
William*. ir-i.lrn* of this c ilv and a resi
Belle dent o f Jack*°"vtlle for the past
Sallle ,ix years, dle.1 ot hi* home than*
Port*on. K'lna
Marv e *ily Sunday morning. »rcoruln8
Motil*on Bet tv
! „ information reccivixl here toDavid. Marv F
Pat bni a Damt'lei bln Diehl T«t
I |ri|,f *||,U. Jrannine M a n n i n g . 1’ Mr. Vale* U survived by h(s
|)*|lr nidakrr. Betty Sa**er, Lo|» widm* and *1* children: one s it
ter. Mrs. Annie Mnndon o f this
Waller, ,'tariba ll*»*n .' 1">* '
Virginia Byrd, llettir Mae Mr- city; hi* mother. H r*. Julia Y a le *
of Sanford, and one brother,
rielland V i r g i n i a Hnt'*firlu.
Ituth Saekett.
I.nlrlel Thorne. llrown Yatea. also o f thL* city. .
Funeral service* were hold teRonhia McIVngHl. Daultne C*unc||v Anne f4*veil, Katbrvn A'ate^
Wlf.iln. Trxvltk. Dorothv Crum
ley, Mart Fllyn IIURgat'wml Martha King.
.
.
IJritt Lee Yates, 43,
Died In JaeksonvIUc
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THURSPAV. MAY 30,1946
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H ' i l l Senator,
m i l O V» * , who
*••«» hat
Mwa been
—
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hail
unable
to ahtwrr the roll rail in the Senate
for thf (jail three and a half ytirt,
,wl* attributed by d « t o f i to conges*
live heart failure. * (Intcnwflonnl)
Insurance
1 ritiH
Service”
ANDREW
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J A N E P A B K F .lt
SUMRIOR COURT JUDGI Homer E. Sackett (right), 71, Car7 ..Ind..
r h- wed Virgil Underwood (left), 33, that lie mean* what he »ay« when
I ••r .lit tor order. When L’ndrrwood, a defendant In a divorce rave in
i ,t rourt, crew angry at Mr*. Norma Devine, witneta for h b wife,
“ klr.c her in the eye, the judge swooped down from the tje.qvli.arui
L-wiiJ.Uuvdalendaot twice. He theft'sfntEneed Underwood to ninety
uuyt in fall pluz a j:0 0 fine lor contempt of court
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GOLDEN
Pound Cake
tie trial ai.aniiC a »*Vlilt lls VO.
FRESH fR lJ iT S £ £ , 5 " ? £ ! L '
_syrup, 16 oz
and VEGETABLES *‘0*™ . . - ' .
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Aflple Jujce, qt 29c
Pok'Ueans, 2 lbs 29c cocoa m
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1 fancy
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J I Carrots, 2 belts 19c
f Aftor ji icv-
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€tery_.ln Sf^A vd i. J
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B l At K E Y E D
Scot Toilet*
TISSUE
7c
Peas, .I lbs
25c
1111 <m
•
ONIONS, :i lbs. 23c
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•'»»» CHOCOLATE
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Potatoes, 5 lbs 27c Syrup, 15Vi Oz 2 7 c
B ED M A S S
' f,N A
Potatusg, 5 Ills 211c * ™ 3< N». 2 can 1 2 c
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jai:
10c
Spinach. II.
13c
Bcan"
Sweet Corn, doz. 19c Mustard' 6 oz jar 9c
recommended bv Ihe Hoard of Dir riot s
»*' Mu* Stiitfnrfl M'Tchanls Association
Nd ( 1 lit
TEA
iT STORES IN SANFORD
LL CLOSE AT 7:00 P.M.
. ON SATURDAYS
BEGINNING JUNE 1st
,
fOSMtl MIMSIR Ilf the Mu’-igu „n
Li>,, Cal.tuin lluitrit 13 ihi.VMl u< lie
t>wuiii<l tria l in S a l i b u i g . A ui' .r ia ,
fnr h l l f g c d rrrp nnsib ilit y in the
ahuuUng u f f ive capture*! A n n lean
airm e n d u rin g th e w a r . Ilnko* li.u
been st rip p e d o f n e c k tie an*! * I-■xrtrtira tu prev* ut a [n uiible r.tt< thlA
Vu end h i t life.
(/K lern aliuW )
MAH JACKS A ll UNLOADED duH nt^he'ra^^rsTftnw jlvarila SU-J
lion, X ;y , shortly after tlielr arrival frpra Phlbdelphbfcyrh* Pott Offlca]
Department has Imposed a nation-wide embargo on all but first dais and I
^uir mall^or dcUvery out of town,' A weight limit of It eun<Ses has been *
\i.ied bn rath .place to be carried of fiewn. ^|nA ft|^)(fnfrfM liO RSi)J
1/2 lb 34c
1/4 lb 19c
%\ mi i a iiiii
MILK
•
4 cans
34c
.
M 1»ll\ i O M M i
JARS
No Place
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
Thiere
KAN FORI) MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
Ford
k'nur Ford Dealer Knows Your F
IJcsl!
Strickland - Morrison Inc
I 'liO N K
200
iv v
Doz.
Qts. 73c
Pts. 59c
I 'liii: n V m i
MACARONI
8oz. 5c
lb. 10c
IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT
Herman’s Skinless Weiners, lb ........ 38c
Assorted Cold Cuts, lb ...................... 34c
Fairmont Cream Cheese, lb
* 12c
Fresh Cottage Cheese* l b ............ .
27c
Polish Style Smoked Sausage, lb ...... 56c
Fresh Pork Tongues, lb ...... i
26e
Coney Island Franks, lb
M......... 38e
Fresh Fryers (drawn), lb .............. 64c
Frozen Cod Fillets, lb *.. ..;............... *!.. 35e
Spiced Luncheon.Meat,6 lb can
A l t M n f i r . •*
THIIICHT HON. IDCD Invarthapel
(Archibald Clark Kerr). t-ewUntish Ambassador >to the Wilted
Slates, ie pictured lust before he
left London for till new post in
Washington. Kerr, replacing laird
Halifax, lie* been in diplomatic
service since WOO. (lntrmatlo> al)
SUMMER
37c
Zero, 32 oz
ltc.
LIQUID CLEANER
W SS.
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At.l. .tHWH"
.
a m t
MATCHING LOUNGE CHAIRS AND OTTOMANS
. $4 9 . 9 5
Dorothy B*rtm»n, ownnri
DOES NOT ROT CLOTHES e e e
(undernew
management)
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B y A d v e r l u m f In
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No. 2 Can 17c
pi
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D a n i n , New S afety Ingredient F©t
Veto—ColgM«‘f creamdeodorant—Ic diS«»'
•nt from *«y deodorant you'i* rut und
before! because it conuitu l)rr* U x , an *2 rhurVe newsafety ingreditnt-Vtto J m t m l
r H tU th ti Veto b a*Jt for any normal akin! It
spreads and ruhi in easily, itMi/rrioueel It
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Other Loung.r Chair. $32.50 up
FRENCU STYLE
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li-
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GRAPE PUNCH
Pts
25c
i
fa c ilit ie s
C. C. Sanders , and Miss
MONTEREY
Cleanser, can
7c
A ir Matches, 5 boxes 20c
RATIOS
Other Sofn Beds ranging in price from $79.95
KASY TO PAY THE MATHER W AY”
Olives, 5V2 oz
_______ */.
Hotel Montezuma
.
34c
O A lt D E N
BfLTANA ITITITJ)
NOW AVAILABLE
■ *
Alto tome rooms with
‘
TAGE
Relish, 10 oz jar 13c
ON ROOMS
C o o U in g
j* ;
Treet, 12 oz
ANN
$2.37-
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18c
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Senate Rejects Taft Plan
To Limit Truman’s Powers
Everybody's Happy AS Coal Strike Ends
Observers Siiy There
Is No Disagreement
Over US. Policies
4 Shaped In Capital
I’resident T£V 11 e u s
Plea For Emergen
cy Legislation To
Deal With Strikes
Biead Rationing
Being Prepared
In Great Britain
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N a t i o n s __S e c u r i t y
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- whs
uniU iu n c o tt b y P i v s i d e n f T r i p :
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that l*ie -it lf n i TtUttiuii Rinf S e v u
tu iy of S ta le Jmm> llyuie* Ii *
# m a d c it rlr.ir tlm l 17i>ite«l S*ulr>
policy
in Wiin?
*hnpoii
from
W ashington.
S r n d iiiy
tlviiu'-*
m ic e hiia nio\eit lit 01r S r tin it;
Council
m eetin g*
to
htimlir
H*
11jtfiici 11 anil a Munir
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Bill (mnnuift **lu=** H* Stott inn*
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of
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no fit* 1 njumI i|»-.*.f 1
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in
policy illf fe» I'lit 1 ’
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urgunication. I’hrye o lw m i i o
i1«m title SlH tm in s wishes
1e
tu iy lo privnU* life
1I t l l f i l n l t n n a l
Awards Made At !
Final Seminole
High Exercise
At Massacre Trial
( liiang,
Uoherlson
Seek To End Man*
churiau D i s p u t e
Schools iu County
Complete
1!) I I ill (i Terms Today
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Surrender Of Government To Lewis
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i Address (Iradnates
A ny veteran In need of aerv(ce (fre e o f ch a rg e) In any o f
the follow in g c a te g o r ic I* reiiurMed (n vl«lt Ine nf/ice o f
the re ip o m lb le ngcnclc* lilted
below:
Coordinator ~ K. B. C arter,
A tlan tic N ational Bank Build'
liur.
Em ploym ent — If. S. Emitoym rn t S ervice, 112 North
B ark Avenue.
V ocational T ra in in g and
ration — T . V - Law ton, (
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Veterans Service
.1 11
lift
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fit I.<1
ttgtiv
11
1 « t f* ) *•«
t
Ct.o*ldcrahlp evcilam . o*. ai.pjng
tln< iHipiilatioii o f Monkey Ulund.
where n jwiund nod a h alf “ In
fant** wa* bom tu ' ’ ird y " , )r»tcn la y morning, »'« top,irl*.| by
l*nrk Ktipf. J * m r . Moughton.
T h i, g a in to (ha ton i. o ffset
by (lie fact that m any lb’ ?, gold- fmh havr hpt'n^rtmvtimai n y i.aTi
fidget ling!, that aonieonp Inadver^ t r o l l y placet) In (he irmjlt, »rc«rding (o Sup l. .'lodghlon.
T here
b a a, and u few- bream w ill *be re-’
moved an tha( go M flih m ay (h iire,
he lid,tni.
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in
,tip . r’tl'H,'i\ i* per ItHpl’' >*t< I <if u f i i«’ « tit 1• i.' 1 .III, u M* I iti
which has I.cell diHgmisIng the ill, 1mitiunnl ilh vc.
Hof ■ h bank o f thu
K nrully sp oil,...
i *li K1. ’.
Ni'ith i #c| i n V I «■HI ■!» ■‘ ii
o f Ihc p t r - r n l roiigteaidoiutl m e . 1■
n fm lifr
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Snpliunitiii'
1*1 mi*i then* miy fO llt iT .I Irt i»|
th ln cry.
(.u fo llrttp 's nprcinl m . i-jI titan.
proOtiUe gov hi
el, i i*it that p f o p l e *
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a i r tfic St m i g h t fntiii the s it . ii.'*-! M
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romniittPP.i. hill
liotc thn
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1111Ah*, of with ta kin g part in tin* 4 > -<n
It'll, thi* trp o it said, shoitltl nr t o l t o l , ! oi.irniog
t1
kipi’ f thud
till" I u*- * rm m lc rs o f A m e ric an pri • • t m l l i r
p ltir it ln l
w ith
r ip n n d r tl
s t a f f* . I stu d ro l a w a r d s wrt
they also should l>e given n ripul M o r tis i t T f . v r l i! i a*ii gift, M iilm edy, Mclffium, dunlin the ftol •ta
, t (length en ed hi|l*dm ftjng service. to purch ase a f l y *» 1, and Mi*« “ Hatth; « f the lUiIgc’* In Ml S ign al
I h e 1‘t’ Htinl Xiiw* .\ Ur lift ha>
iL-.liumi, a C o r f u Itadu photo. (Inte rn atio nal)
CoiiK rrssiu n al a a l a t i e i ‘ als o Snid er W illln m ,, li
tin* g»*n*‘i 11I t| - n \ lti|r i n - i
sliull Id l.r
biHtstctl, tlir
re p o r t I t u r h hag,
troop'* hint f *»tinil
J< IIIM C U l .■ M*
f n ,e
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v-i*i e
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H u skelh all a n aril
stated.
I saiil. thnt r r p r r a c n la
?In* I *11it 111nr 11*•t s ,11 alio * h u n t,* m in ,•$ A , lift $
ki In ,
liv e , mid senator* nlikr should h r ' s r n l n l hy C oach k r t s !«» Vi’f IK* i
l*i')uh|lln ( n * • j elf I it,
u m l L i«- • % 1 t lx 1 lr*-Hf *l’|
K[ill r
'.Ilii CiVU
iai»i*.l (m m $10,0(1(1 a yt'ar tu., C lark, I Iona Id I >>d i .
a in I fiiililti id o ffi‘li«tii f111 • 114
1»■* n o w | m * ln t u f f ir* \ i
A lvin Kilpui u *
Hnr.d.j |
* I.■ >000, and that each >liutihi v *** tain,
1 him*
I’ tn- h 11*h 1 ntiI 1 1l! f - i r i n
1....... .... iff
1 $ . jr
Monkey Island Has
4 New Resident Today
<d*. T i l "
M
Central Troops
Of Sungari River
Gain South Bank
At
Si iiitnnlc
ll l g l i , S> h"
f tun I .flint.of c t r r r i . « till ii'|..tn
mu. I 'l ih c ip a l I I n t.un K
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W A SIM NO TO N. May :i 1/V1
Hr a r ki 1 ’ 1 .
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cousin hiid IkT oic t u n g i.'s * t o d a y ,
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HAVING
:he c o m r .i; ; ndt i .hrireii;) ended Hu* Initimiivnit*
.i
Mkc tJMW Pr.-j»M nt Jo h n I, bat
I wU • I Lutlt I slrakca Ila n d . With t t ..; m i rtllllinn III ; t,r W hite Ifnii'i
1'
■ I. tlie »ij|ttui; tia.k |.l«re. Just ■!f 1,MHUM
tu m ake it u in iu m u tii. t t e c m . n v
)il
1 tin l u t m u r -lill u a A K in g iJil d I n in 1 1i • p i d r r a l Cunl Mine Admin* itiot that |i*t jn‘ li
W i . t l i t fliik*-.. Is.mds wllh Julm O l.«*ar>. v hn I'M ' 1 unit uj th e U M W
t
. . titer ir>ar. i- Admit it B rn nt liu st un Ml Mi*’ Lit Ei» s
it#»l v**u
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liurrell, .w ho was appuh ilw l F r d c f a D tf r.t.ir of the in in e, ,-iii'ii t li“ got milium .'Tl/rtt thrill
t* «h | .
ii.-riilant
Z .v i'.ll o jn l
I liv < d tiii
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an wilnOni»triitlvp
tK.miO n year.
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fui pttmi*uiH‘ wftfi li jpMMrl T in a*I ! u n i t • ,
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tie Mae
McClelland
i«ueise.l bUr. V* S in g received
11 $lilt *#1 ut. head,|uartei* u f ti,c gioup
•■ ti k g t i -\ (*||.irbifti* C '■ *k. »*fih d * * **
w hit h i* broking to aitatig *. a
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. t<, MO. vote* Vast* fm In «t i«*n: tlw — i
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h WAMI|(I Iw t Lki- 111 Iu*
iti *■■ - i
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ceK rd le tte r ,: M m J l.r r M o d u li,
Sunford precinct
pretin
( f r frr uif ■ irtli)
.i *r+f-11*5-,
k
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.ill
Marie 'B eioitl,
Km loua Uoairr, I’ct'.rw ny 12;! and liv ,,, . I l*J,
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tin •* t lit .»( f11
Ida Mae Splm fllrt, T fth er* W at- w hile I’lecin ct No. I g.,
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ant)
B etty
Vuritoi'nugh; 7*J and F eltcw iiy. I*. Kj
sophomore*: I^ilion fiigiidy, E* out ill’ both Sanfn ld I'M
Mi
• »*• ;
trllr (Iracy, FitiM E, LrKils, U l- «H» to ‘ 2 1 in No. 1, and
Haiti* a ,'ii it
I \ d I* \ ,
tiart Moran, M a tg u tri Van Hrr- LI in No. 2.
11 i - l . i\iaJin.i
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four,
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btilli, Ruby Brew er. Jane M ad
<iinif 1ir i’1\
lint llrtymnnd o f (Ithind,,, ch a ir Mr» H M I 't ip o o ilh .ii„l M,
ItiU l.b
den, and freshm en H elm S k in and King won I I to , « r by
Iivn' ii s*ij!11■ i
man " f the C en tral Florida Bridge KdwMi.i B i g g i n * nil* n t t n i
Bro.vii wit!, one tir.
1
t,
(lntiil
ner jio ,I B eltg Jo W ail*
l..»s
l-l*‘t ill
T h e o fficin l calivn** , u i made Cham pionship, which begin, (In, iwcflvbij: the phiyeM tin* s'v r n lo ,
M l*. If, W . Bucket, in behalf
Mini-f pi
and M,
Mn,
o f the Sanford W oman's (tu b , ibis m orning by f't,u >*. i • Ige evening nnd la s t, Ihn,ugh Sunday »n4 mIb»* lie*
i |n •
■I
’ s,t»
at Ihe M ayfair Inn mulct the ,u> T arp an lti
i In
" Ii*i
presented a it u u u td , It, Tom It.; W. W nie, C’lJuntv ( <■
■ I u)t*ld('i r«! (••llil ur*h lMls» ii.il ill
I In i r!*** t *
I f f t » » \ W ill# * , .11 f u r f ill'd b w j i i y
ItT lii
rin ch,
Dorothy Ann
W hitner, situi Chairm an, W. (!. niiltt. nod pice, of the Florida Unit of the
if ,t . , t d
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tljf*
fIlL
lit
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Ammiv* Mihm* tifiiOOitit? lo |)Li fm I h r fti s) 1liilr .a- KtH(T I tuM1
•I, r
|lifter
L a rry l^isalng, Alin L aval),• Both Sir*, taiurine Ural. co n n '. (rgi»- Am erican t’o ri'n irt Bridge League
n t1! ipi
milt
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Jntvr Ilf III* >,*h(*«Ii I |a|44)l
report, that p la y e r, ate h iiiv Io,,- nr# M* * Lloyd Hok it- ^lt
iT*Vp U|*
* LO*
\«»i*
J!in
S a ck e d , Frederick ,R m ,Btcr, Mar trar.
nmfoi i fltO I l ! J, I 1ih* 0 ! ioiitnco,
froin Miami. Tam pa. St. I’e tv is- HidllLN ,M!*«. Huirh VVliokhid. Mi
| b ' ILri<tI< '-ifl »*f \l I.)*»('( »l * • bill
«
rie tl ..MatlmwK and Itetiy Hunter.
\ *t
1 I ill tlsvit
U llm'M i*\)iir » i
•■ urg Fort Lauderdale. Daytona K o |y leiitiitf, Mi*. W M iiiiitk. Bti'i«-!.*« > wii* art i'fill**I and Hai.iilHonorable mention w,N given to
W *lid IO
Hntnin
now
For
thi*
reaso
n,
n* rt »lf 1 , ' Ira*
Mix.
M ub ill ItM iC f! witje m mu Iiin (tPtE f o r if*®
ullywood
ami
iHdniy M r|. \\*.
\V. M. ThliriK'ii*
IT i Iu ptil M
ii». H. .M
Beach,
Hollywood
Slmun Dingfehler. fo r hi* panel
I ion hi’ci, a,,t bm iteil, l*nt im f!*tt " b a s
Mu* f)oVoll))Ml|Ont of
P
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,
Bench.
tiffu
v
p ortrayal* o f the - y e a r , pm gre**
tntfinc
la I'd
fat lit. >t ..ii 'lit N e v e r C h a rle s G orcil o f I'll!Itt«icvl|tliiei. ^ • it f o id ; Mi mnl M o J o f f G lirk |
h u i r i f.ao*iii|? irji iiTfil ll j i
In a rt and science. Emma Jane
Ii,|-|'
11It ,11,1 la ,.i \ . *• - • liv le
m IhH i luui 1$ $’0
famous bridge r e p o t nnd w itter. •n d Mr- jjod M o Milton V vi irnff, | f it 1 i*t isi>k.r
[ Bobbin*
and
B etty Hum phrey
a>
t il, - 1, ,I+t* w ill i*lf
>■ tfered
Mitt mi " i ldl jjmi
ihI. i M
ic no
ail .»!
I* donating a beautiful tm phy for leading e xp ert, f*om
from Miami
put i„t.,
the
rit-at
.,! Mimkrv b jw ere awarded Am ericanism ,*,,a y
.mil picket
lute* v<,11 Ih »h ’ nwii
SemPmle l*e here will, h taig c git,up from ,
j,n,i been eating tip
tlw .
Mrs, E arl Jeter ha* arrrepical the mixed pairs anil the
p r i m by Mr», E. J . Booth, p resi
. n a u a d l>,* g a t a g r , if th I n m lie »,it,| that he I
e
k County ('handier o f Commerce i* that section: M is Virginia A b l e r - ! „nml| g,ldfi«h.
dent o f the Am erican Legion the po*ition o f chief price etc*
pa T ta t is il C o m p a n y r e f u s e s
to
the ojicn mmg o f thd Cnveudixh Clith, Tnm pa had c o iif c r n l w ith Jam es Mmigb- [
A u x ilia ry ,
Mrs. CJady* Sm ith, o f the Seminola County I’rice atvi presenting tm tihies for
negotiate.
two sos- am) eight p layers from there w ill, ton ■ wo siiiieriiilehdcnt. tin
(ho| T im M 11 t e l lb - n m u n t .
R ation in g Boarsl. following, the p a ir, which w ill tun in
atuflent council advisor
f e w exre** fingt'l - 1 mid p p e iate-l by L'rtd P rinter and i
..
with a gift by D otothy resignation o f -Mrs. M ary Mc- sion* on S a tu rd a y at 2:0,j P, M. a lla n d : Fletcher Henderson o f S i.( p la c in g „ f
the in,tat d u rin g t h e . his sort Charles* h a . been m o v e d I
Crum ley, class president.
Mis* iC a u ley. who has held thi, u fflco and 8 :0 0 P. M. anil the n|ien P e lg rtb tn g is bringing a g ir iu p ;' [|IIK,
that Mr. Muitghlotl about lilt) feel e a - t id it* f m m e , I
Rebecca S tev en ., class sponsor since the resignation of A . U. icaiii'of-fn ur event which v,-iB t* Ft ail Til i c a n head, lit.* p lnycre j wilttei and
.SEN TEN CED 1(1 D E A T H
te
F i e u 1,1
ill a double session start- ro w in g from Fort latudcrtlale nnd hail seemed agreeab le It t*c pro location and n e a t e ,
a g ift.
I’retldeitl
of 1‘etej son in A ...
and i* ta d n g enlntge.(_
Ihe Ocesn Dunes Club o f D ayton a position «t that tiiue. lb ' added Avenue
1:30 P. M. Sunday.
received keya.
M rs. M cCauley, prim (o A ptII.
...
Beach expects
exnects to be present en llm t he had conferred with <Hy cop aidcialdy nnd ii nrw r,H,f iH ln y
H eretofore, tournaments have
la st wl|) and testa* hail served on the board for four
Mt/v
t -N A N h l.N p ,. M
ay 31. t.Pt - T ha
T h irty tablet Lave Ivsn and pultre o fficia l* prior to* plac tsiMswi.
>«ara as a price clerk amt *s«i»t- been held at ■ Palm Beach,_ H olly matae.
T
h
is
w
ill
dm,Idr
the
*ire
,
f
-I
h' man who Wire served a* Mlt l s U r
ing
‘
he
fiugei
linita
in
(he
,float,
wood
and
Ihtlray
Beach
so
thi*
ant to M r. Peterson. Si r staled
i served thus far.
lull that he hail Iteen in i.b ir to restaurant ,„.l the , >•*' t.t' utreia »f InfiniKBllon nt Hve- pjpp«»
W a lter Schnabel ga ve the claas today th at she plans to v itil her is really un n p p o rtu n i'y tint be la
phophecy and the farew ell was m other and brother in Cum ber !->e misted hv p la y a u --**- Sanford . 8t»mlnolc County plnycix .tie ro o ta ct Mr Moughtnn at th* *1 n r tlo n , wit* e*-t,rmtp't " - l - n l i v h v tapaot-sr M ao rh i„ian ga ve ,n m e n t.
S a lt! Cm P e ,-Siren, ba* been srn tetuod
o ffered b y O sorge Spencer. M ary land Md. this summer.
Donald Pearson. (,* met A ,,n v Louise p a lm e r t*. U*J-li«*n
and surrounding town.*. Mrs. B. urge,! to participate in (be <in.
I on j to death at Nanking for re>lls»u,ra
E liiab eth C a rv er and Rosem ary
Mrs. Newman annoinieail te. air fo rce are. v*», ,i g*e*., J nil* and pepoe, shtiVr . .
Miss Bessie Zachary, a price A. Newmatii ch aljm an of the re
E xecu tion
Burdick, a t the stb rt o f Urn clerk during the w ar period, w ill ceiving com m ittee, has announced
I the rm itilr, and dt*he* ahd g!*i**ec I turn »ith >br enemy
and are requested l» n o tify tw iste r Dirk Klsta-rry r o - i '
were undistiubed w hdt ilia K illd jr* *» to* carried uui in tw e n ty
, , welcomed
student's return to this work on Juno 3, that M rs. 0 . D. Bishop, M rs.- D.
Tolem nn,' Edwatf! H iggin s P o w ell 1(1 e r n ta ’ for
in g Vea*.m oved.
'jla y j.,
necktia. $
L Thrasher, Mr*. W . II. Thigpen. o r h erself if en try i* desired.
McCauley,
Central Florida Bridge ( hampionships
in J.; To Begin At Mayfair Inn This Evening Witte* Presidfs*
1frit ish 1’hin To Put
Flyiiur On .let llasis
For First Time
At Lions Mrrt
Mrs. Earl Jeter To
Become OUA Head
MiirkH llcsliiiiranl
Hein)*: ItcmivaU’d
R
,!;s;k
ses&aa;
�PAGE rtfo
TTIE SANFORD FlEftALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
F R ID A Y ,
M AY
31
Who Lost?
lYHvOV/l
■>mv m m m e coal strike in ended— that is, the soft
coal strike; the hard coal strike is just beginning— it
should lie interesting to assess the results and determ ine
in our own minds ju s t w ho w on; and o f course, who lost.
John L. Lewis didn't do so Imdly since he won prac
tically every demand he had made and dem onstrated his
absolute control ov er som e 100,0(111 miners. By gaifiing
for them additional rew ords, even though by methods
which were little short o f blackm ail, he lias put him self
in more solidly with them and other large segm ents o f
organized labor than ever before.
The coal miners didn't do so badly since they g el a I
pay increase o f 1K*,<• cents an hour, and overtim e pay I
fo r tintic worked in excess o f s c v c a hours a day. ThejM
also get a w elfare and retirement fund which will not
be admioisterei;I by John I - l/owis, another great atlCant age to them and a medical a n d -h osp ital fund fl
nanced by the mi ora themselves. Then there will be a t
new mine safety irogram , workm
.......................
en's com .pensation' and j
occupational disease law s anil other benefits
» T he mitre *m cners Apparnntly didn ’t d o ko Imdly
either. For th ................. ...... avoided signing any
T fc r l | r n U 4
U
m tm liff o f T W
kind o f a eontraet
.<••«>« I d t# U
I'ir M
n ltlr k
|*
1 h was signed was
•
*h11♦frii ii» Hr mr for re* o n ly b y the govori
.. ....................... . . s. W hen the g o v -1
l l l l l l k a l l N i l u t M il n m a
t ||a p » lr lir «
em inent hands the m ines hack tn the owners, they until
r t « 4 lln l
«u If
«»r *m»»I w H r f t i l a r
M t illfl
|H H u
|i*|r> m*»H d i m
refuse to aerept the contract terms, in which case there}
• Jlr I m c m I H f H l
|iMW||ahr«l
k r t r lo
will probably lie a new strike,
H i l i f t K f • It* r r p o l i l i r a i i H H
»*f * p » *
' i f At 4 l* |r « lr lir t b r iv in
ir #
d im
rr*
In the meutime th e governm ent ....
ow ners som ething Tor the use o f Uudr
f lin t !
o
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UIBI.K vf.imr. Kim TOIlAY
THIS .TULLS lll»W To UK
PIIOKITAItl.V ANI). IIAl-fll.V
KMl'MlYKII: X]:ule free foiiii
i lie-_it-i liiuU . of
m a t, o f course, means you, the people,
'Tla*y Mrtt tktJHri -tn
mine operntinir enstfs thl* government has to b
(fir iiMlrti* »f the*|r»nitt Ctnewl taxation and the ta x es.h a v e to be paid by til
Hospital tu
Mfrn^ist
giioi.i.M m .-n •«.
- f tuial will have to In; i
Ilu > |.it:il.
ll* v
i f i * I * * Tf»
t .11.
e government (Ullnlls
.rtlllliry,
hut
I liny
rlmuh
Preo'len i Tnim nii *»y« ihn
wh«*ii vim gel .Senator I*e«>|»wr
and Hrimlnr T a ft, die I umniuiil l Imlly W orker -uiul tlie
W all H ired Journal nil <m lh.J
sam e ride. “ the wor til Is pet
fiddly «nfe." W ell* we .toi^'r know
qlenlt Hull. IT- it p ie tly hul
niiiiLinntlnii.
C
lluwft* mtiHHinrc1* that
nf tiuttpf
wilf have
to
I*? rtturtl if fjtBjrpi* |><*r*Ul» in
iti
ijel**t m iiialinii
With iuhwithi^
to
<|<»
nw fl;
In other wnnh
folka that eat the h u ll's
Will have to |«»y for if. Am!
C h f« U ’t
Jtowh#
I hln It,'g,
tlint'«
terrible
Hr thint<k the ronl
o u ; h t to
ni> tn the
tAXpiiyrr* in the fmrn of *»•♦ »
sillies.
th e
“ T h e p m » u r*s, w hlrh curren t
!y trail to ill.ia tiiifa rllm i on the
p a r t o f work ers , cannot no explain-.I in irailillomil te rm * of
rls *» tim fllv T <>n th e r o n l r a r g ,
they
spring
from
The 1945 dclincju-nt real
or aaniord llorith, is poslril ot the front door o f tb
Uvhi'.l (lie ijlpfrler nf th*
clil IjnifMiiii* M.iuoilul II
Ulft prirf
NOTICIC Vii PROPERTY OWNERS
InflnU.Mmrv
procedure-, of governm ent
fur
which neither managem ent no,
the iitiiutis are directly re* pons IL ie," nay» .Mrrryle .Stanley llukey
*er in the Time* Union. Whlrh
unfortunately. i. nil loo true.
City Hall and at the front door of the Court Housi
links as if John L.' I.ewi«
at victory, and that tin
e war against inflation.
in the City of Sanford, Florida, and will remain si
posted for a perisd of four rimiwuti***
Insignificant Earth
iv«os on m e worm s largest teleseope, started in
l!)2!r, suspended during the war, is now resumed. This
is at Ml. I’alornar, south-east o f Idis Angeles. The Big
Kye will he finished next year. Then astrophysicists will
tie aide to look one billion light years into spare. They
hope to learn more about the rom plexities o f this universe, the origin of planets, the why o f stars.
For the past to years mail’s theoriesTilniig these lines
underwent great m odification; sunshine, the astronomers
say, is derived from "suljafom ic e n e r g y "; the universe
m ay he expanding at the rate o f 20,000 miles a s e c o n d ;
star groups, called galaxies, far away from our earth,
many In* infinite in extent, or limited according to cer
tain principles o f relativity.
One thing Is certain ; with nil the sky-explorations,
as man pushes his eye pow er farther and farther into
sp a ce. Ids own earth and sun shrink into Inslgnifh nnct* in [
com parison with the other hcavtSnly bodies whirling I
nbmil out there. Verily, astronomy is the'm ost hum bling
o f the sciences!
SH O W
CARD
A ^ D I 'O B T E R S
( 0 . D. LANDHEHHf
Rhone 1021
br#m . . . destined to go
- - |ilner«
-•
... . U Joan Miller's summer sensation of While ‘•Hobble"
a nimlrai type rollon, rointiinrd with Itrii. Itlur or krrrn
.
gingham rhrrlo. anil nlglng. It'« a mat frorU to easy lo
H. N. SAYER , City Clerk
whip Into . . . nidi naUl whittling midrilT. Jr. Sixes 9-15.
Protect Ydur Health
-SLEEP BETTER
I.ORIDA STAT
THKATRKS
L A ST
TIM ES
FRIDAY I
Sunday And Monday!
DOUBLE DECK BUNK BEDS
WITH MATTRESS
Complete — $ 0 ^ - ^
Dornthy Tlinn»|i«i»li. well known
We hnvr no Intention of turn
ing thiv rumrr into U recipe
rohtiiiii, hot until you hnve Irinl
Some of iiig> "Xlioo Hy I'ie,” you
haven't lived. All you ilu I* lo
mix a cup of flour, a cup of
sugar, a ruup)e*nf egg*, allghtly
beaten, throw in two laiilc*poi>n#
full of. hulter, a little lemon
Juice, rind of lemon amt u half
cup of molaaao*. Dlaiolvs a lltllo
baaing amia jn a half a cup of
)«et water and put that in th«
mixture. Tour into a pie shell
and bake for about .10 or 10
■ FL.sk, M il for junh>r*-mi.|hr-
INNERSPRING MATTRESS and
MATCHING BOX SPRING
BOTH FOR $09.O()'
0 — Dee’s Sign Service
nrwi|ui|>rr culumilial, i)Uuli-v Mr.
Whitney nn raying he him $17,Tksi.tKMl in hie hrolherhooil trra«ury, part of wliich he will uao
In ilcfral I’reililnit Trumiiii for
ra-elortlon. "The niiinn leailera,"
«he nuyi, "now ore acting Ilk-*
old torie, who' nlwny* think you
ran btly rh*rtii>n*." ft makeii lit*
wniuji'r if union welfare fuml*
are In tie u«nl for the wrifrie
of rtie worker* ur for polltirul
purpo-ei.
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SUMMER LOUNGE COT
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Complete — $9.A.50
SATURDAY ONLY!
DOUBLE 'FEATURES
Beat control o f thia toil
THE
WE AR^JIEDBING SPECIALISTS!
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with our apecial applicator.
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4 North Elm
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Newspaper wlilora who try to
Meaae everyone ara having a
tnugti time these days. Tlie Tay
lor County Chamber of Commerce
telegraph* • condemnation “for
coloring of the pewa In favor
of Senator I'cpper" to the Florida
Timra-Union, biggest corporation
newspaper in tha »late,vsllroad
1 owned and «o conaarrattvely
adited that it ----It aometlmes
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JJjmd to aa “the old lady cf
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Fri. A Mon
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3, 1946, in observance o f “Jefferson Davis' Birthday.”
awarded tha
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DOUBLE;
*FEATURE
« iiu n i,
All oVdere for currency, payrolls, etc. should bo
*bt
made on or before Saturday, June 1,1946.
lay, June, July,
,0. D. Farrell
rPROGRAM
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r riuay & Saturday Sunday & ^Monday
DON'T FORCETI
CARTOON
CARNIVAL
Every Saturday
10:00 A . M.
ala#
"Shadow
Of T e r ro r "
. with ’ *
Dick Fraser
Cfcajv * "Mauar Kay
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Siur .y o ' Im.tunic
�F R ID A Y ,
M AY
31,
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Social
And
Personal
Jean Sayer Is
Social Calendat IMiss
Coke Party Hostess
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W E D N E SD A Y
Annual meeting at IJdIO |*. M.
in the ftirrri of a tmsine** meet
Ing uml luncheon a t the Snnforci
Womuria Club fo r mem ber* only.
Telephone reservation , to Mr—
II W. (iiio<ji|irnl and Mrs. It 7
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the
f ----------------Fourth Grade Boy#
Bob .Shoemaker (Jives
And Girls Given Tea
Watermelon Party
o*e sh a rin g ’ the
occasion
M r,. M cCauley were Mr*.
Xnox, A . H. Peterson, Mr*,
repair, Dr. and Mr*. C la ri ' G irl studenta of the EouthsiJe
Rob Shoem aker gave a w a te r
len iateln,
Mr. and Mrs, Prim ary
School
fourth
gra le,
Wednesday a fterDali, Dr. ami Mr*. O rville ’mother* and teaertors were feted melon party
_ ___
Mis* Cecelia Truluck and with a tea in __
tha _
teaclier*’
lounge noon honoring his classm ate* o f
o f the school y a s ttid * y a f t c i n t n i ' 'h e
third fciade at Southihle
between 2:00 and 3:00 P. M. 8 cho«| and teacher. Mr*.
H.
with Mr*. J. C . M itchell. pH n -,D « vi«.
elple, a* ho»te*s. Y ellow g la d io - 1Q T h e .p a r t y w»* held a
the
lu»es decorated the room where . 8ou|h»ide I rtm ary School lunch
punch * and c o u k lu w<jre w rrc tl room And Mr#. Iin riy Brown
sis ted Mr*. C . W . Shoem aker,
to the gu ita .
mother o f the host, in servin g
Country Club will
ThD afternoo.i o t the n w
ormal dance tour tM buy* o f tlw fourth the Z7 guests.
for memiwr* and „ a 'e, mother* and trachers were
k ilo honored w ith a ten.
Ap
alialants
vvith Springs. Sw im m ing wras^ follow ed
•line orchestra R n g
tertiln
ed oy a hamburger fry. Tho*e at
the hour* o f 10;00 and fh e ir ^ m o lL r a ^vrero
ire en
entet
‘
tending w ere: "M ary Edna I.ando’eoek. it waa announced during Ife* two afterm m m .
re**, L ylllan Hoyle. Caroline Lee,
m orning hy m anager Ed
F aye
HAMliURGER FRY ENJOYED Joyce Gowlsneed, W illa
y-W hltner,
orchestra p la y c l fo r the
T he o ffice fo rm of Seminol" ChisTry1, Jean W illiam s, Jean Hayontn ly dance nnd w a* *o High waa entertained recently by er, Mis* Rebecca Steven*, L arry
Ernie and Bobb;
received
th a t
lb * Baldee W illiam * and Mr.
W illia m * -an d Mr;
raqueittd te reHerman Morris at
picnic
f,»l , u tn io ttd e
ill, Il .
C o n i r (<> T O U C H I O N ' S f u r g i f t ’ tli.tt
-lc< l i o n lo t l>*>V ’
g i f t s t i n t g i v e il ( u g l i e r lie g I e , o t (il
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W . i * , i:> n o.1
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,i ,k I g i r l s — ( o r y o u n g m e n n o il votitti* w o m e n S o n ic o l I lie m o r e p o p u l n r n u rn lii- r ,
re I ts te il b e l o w . M n tt t o i l i e r * ■ >» o n iD * |il.iv .it o u r s t o r e . It * g u o il
D ip l o r m t t y " to g i v e g r n d u n t i o o g i f t s h o m l O U C M I O N S l u i . i u s , - o u t g i f t s e l e c t i o n
Willis*M(*|
* 4 vj
l " 4' r4l,u room, scene of
lays For
:Tomorrow
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I'honr N«0
F ind SI
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the hostesses. Mr*. Jim m ie I V i l ' I ' u & V T ^ r \ l d r r% t
vari inlorevl gladliduse-. rhe
Mr*. M a r y
M cCauley
was won the price for gam es.
| Honored w ith „ candlelight hirln«
Those present wvre Met, IDld.i | J
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fem e .,.I,,-,............ .
day d i n e r p a rly Inst evening at llreeden, Mrs. P ra tt, Mis* T h y M ^ I *Df "
[the Scmlrtole Country (Tub by mu Turner, M l*. Rlella "■ mjet, tl'CyOCM'lon a m t.a ssU led nt etvItHMlsi----rr im d - « r E —J o lh » -l* m rfH d e T rfM p ir-A Y in r 5~ 5 i«r6f if n iT ir ~ T . 'I
tu n invited w eie Mrs. Jprti'ejliflg the dance given fo r June*, Mrs. Naomi H ester, Mi
their
daughter,
M argin et.
u Lynn Twyman, Ml*s Joe Mr Vii.y, H iggin s, Miss Ionia lielle ll.iguu,
[senior mcinlwr o f Sem inole High Mrs. John HumMey, Vlr«. Cutyin Mr*. J. W. Allm an, Mts. IIiiIm )'
School.
K aller,
Mr*. Dun Polak.
'tr* H rigc, Mr*. W. R. W illiam ’ , M ist
Miss
Versa M ntgutel l l i l i r l l , \|rs Ross \nT h e dinner table was u rti-tl- M, R, Rhephanl.
H iggins,
| ra lly decorated with
.Magnolia Woodcock, Mr*. Pat loinidr, Vlr». liCMon, M is. 'M oholm
Hearn,tiglt.
Mis*
Hetty Mr*. J . K. H iggins. .VIis. Ciutrles
j blossom* and Iruve* nnd g a r Itulwrt
denia*. Place rnrd* with hand licit ler. Mis* Hetty Hr orison. Mis* HelHdge of M ulh rtiy, M r,. Ed
I painted
flow er*
m aiked
|h» H elen . Young, Mis* J a y Young, win Hhinholser, Mrs. \V tiilermar
sea tin g
arran gem en t
of
the MU* J . A . Young, Miss M atgatet D ietrichs. Mts. _ 1‘a t s y j lt.,-«'i<.
Green,
Mist M argaret CuPum, M r(. Janie* Crapjts. Mrs. ,M. A .
| gu est*,
M
is,
M
ary
Lynn R o . . , , Mr, Y * l||n g .,m . M i*. Hrute U j * V
G ift* w ere p r e s e n t e d
the
M aty Brant, MU* Joyce W a id - 'M r*. Jack Hall. Mrs. Itooerl Hug
|honorce and also a large white
an, Mis* Nell W illiam s and Miss
lay cake with a three and well and MU* W illard Kram er.
Cecilia Truluck.
a question m ark e n scro llcl it” to
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STO RK
Miss \iiRiista ( hiuse
Honored On Hirthdai Ilonorisl With Shower
A lilT '
[Mrs. Mary McCauley If
r g x r / , t Cl
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Den *) Of Cun h c n i l l s jfr#»hm#nt»
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""’"IN. ( ’• Visitors Art*
Me Miss Ituth Younir
Honored At Bridge
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.Liven Bridal Shower lit# . < hoi I## If#* him* *i>..| \t t
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ATTENTION MODEL AIRCRAFT
HUILDERS and HOBBY CRAFT*SMEN!
^r*d
F lilF N D S
•Iff
n -im ,l
We have just received a TREMENDOUS SHIPMENT of
n!
h**7
VOLK
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Mr anti Mr* - l lit Mis DmgfekiiH
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kaifxt# IL i-htdib i uf t !"
M■ Utd *t1 *
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SIM M ER - RATES
t-T^nrrf
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I.tooks.
A
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duo
“ Dark
E yes" w ill he plavt’A t y Esther
Lou Morrison and .N a n cy Hmfh*
tree.
.
Mr*. Mari,,,i Si J o in w ilt give
" I,r iil tnlk and th ■ son g "F are*
w ill to W estside" V.lll be sung
by the fourth grede group.
T h e Summer roundup held a"
P the school last T h u rsd ay nrid
ainm'sored
P .T .A . hi coopera.ion with the i .Hint v henith
unit benefited 2.', rh ih h rn o f pretehiwrl age.
loiim iniiation nnd I.<n* Drviriforx frrmi !^ I-ari*! who
* lm r lH " fi, S f
,4r‘ ' * ‘
1
vneinntion for o m e n tu m «f din- Is a past president •( " e V E c«me to Snt.f.od 12
theria. similt | ox .,nd
thnro ,gh A u x ilia ry. SI,.- e-stended r*-M
.................W.
m ake then « „ m e
check-ups were given the child- igratu la tio n * and best w ishe, to ***** eight year* h a ir
i
ren.
Mr*. R. M Dciini*. c*i.iir-!the o fficer*
and members of >>.'■ M agnolia Avenue M
hall
was
ti
produce
ntei
,»
man, and Mr*. S i. John, liei.-iripjl, Post
32H2.
Presldeni
Mildred
assisted Dr Frank Qull'im m . emm* Hulner presented - Mi s, Davy with
ty hv«Hh doctor, «rd Mrs* llruwn, a billfold a* a token of apprecia
Mr. and Mr*. Harold
nursa, rot,duct the exam ination*. tion from , the members for he;
and daughter, N ancy Jean, left
M
,f*,' Dennl*. (aid to,lay (hat the e ffo rts and Interest in organit* today for M anchester, Iowa >! e r '
wishe, to thank t»T pnrelit* who in g the new post. Itr/ffih m e-lti they w ill visit fo r n short vhite.
r m ifr a t e d with the p ro gram i.rnl w ere then served to the approxi Mr. nnd M r.. A ppleby ..ill -<<•■
,/ )r- Qtrillman, Mr*. Ilr„wn m ately 50 guest* who
• pre go to Rochester, .............. .
'
ami Mr*. SI. John.
sent.
will tx- umlrt
0h*#rvnt
M ayo Clint# for two vr#».I .
plan t«» I*** a wav l» *.
All*
*Mr. nnd Nlrv, Luther I»»
r#*idt? in th# Apidehy hi*
they are uvuiy thl* *iiitu' ■
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w ille g a rt musician, Evelyn Hauei . t fj**, D . who I» » e ,n ,
.lie. f d pa, 1y rukes, eundy
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len, color bearer no. two, Ellen dock in t-hnrleslon Jun* t n itl *i*t#d
M onger;
h is to r ia n ,
Iterflm w ill rem ain through June I
Mfr* I b iru lh y Stnk#^* M i r , It. ♦
fr 'ihtUPtiL vw iv hi»r\T4 in *t.,
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Mr. and Mrs M a n y 'I *•
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Mrs. Jack M e t . Hum Is i<*rii|iei
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H illard. I.yllinn Moran
uml N a m y | u t in p at her home „tt Holly
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A u x ilia ry .
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lo T he A i r " and " S a n t a L a r i n " j M' M'o r vic e-p resid ent. L it,,. Do,
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will he giv en nnd th e m u » ic a n * * 'y i Junior i ir e -p r e s id e n i, Hutto Hi|o-i ntetl I min
41 , mo lin g " W y n k e n • H iy n k r o . N’ o d " S u u liv n n ;
s e c r e ta
tarrf
ry.
Merguir
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fr ie n d .
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he i emir ted by
D e ity J „ W r i g h t ; tr ea su re r, D e n i o r Ite.ii, h o t , l , ami ,* d e p a i l l o g
S p a r k m u n . Johnny Car te r. J e o n - 1 c hap la in , T h e lm a Hlcfiil'id; gu n id W itte lit spend the a.
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nod A n n e t t e .luiiie R ic h a td : c o in lu e t r e t i. S.
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Mr. and Mrs C h artes Voslnpii
.C'on
^ .j,'n u T 'w / l 't ir '0, ihe" mnU hi"
a tr visitin g her rmrents. Mi a . ■ ^
hr I m lW!i . , n; r | „ . ,| „ u „
U t* E. It S lo w e .fcat thc-.r -iwaa. af -*s »j S
iht..*U»e*i ta l^ y . .
on Indian .Mound.
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t l i l n f . iik«
tike rhr,
th t-
O fficers Installed
• In New Auxiliary
The* UAsembly jiiMgiam <», Ih#
W n l Sid# Prim ary
‘»lnrh
will Irf* |ii'#A#ntiHj tiiiiNii r\iw at
li*fHl A. M. bv T # uttKtEiitf m
Mrs. l.ottie N ix’* r«xim will t^
a it. fctllowii; ” ( 3«nI HI #s*n A t##*■ir« ' *
*iunj; by all th# >ti;«icnl-; #imtui# rcadinu
and Th#
L o u rs
H n iyrr; '*AuId I.nnf 4yiio” tr *1
n m fitting " fiffu r r T#n".
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Activities IJsted
Of Westside Primary
by ' n
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III K i II
**, Yvette Tremhloy To Carolyn Crenshaw
Wed (Jordon Oldaker Given Birtlulav I*arI>
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litildie is r x l e n d n l a r u r d i a t . i|tvi-
follo wed
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TU ESD AY
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Hoard m eeting nt the Woinafts
Club.
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D aughU rs rd VVewley o f the
First Melhorlist Church w ill have
their men Ihly 'm eetin g «t tier
c.hweWr aiure* at fw n |». M. with f e W e r , - Tni *1.ivlti|c«tcm," T o y
~ Ji,«mri-r*rit-*i*«l». autMwn.------------- 1~4
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atthew *. SaflTe^ I'reshyterlart Church w ill meet at Jean WlUiflma.___
the hormr-iif'M i ~ 'J 7 I,. C orley on
O ther ' memtier* p re se n t' .Ve i t
Cnuwron Avenue at H:fH) IV M. 1, y 1 I i n n Hoyle, l.ouise (d.irs
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3 lie |>inno aod rlariirvt |oi |, i Im d o n.a .Darnpier
Joyce (im«l»io-e.,
" f Mi** .Madeline Mullein will he ( iirtdin# Lee. Lol^* ls#r, I m f i i i
feesrriled
in n
r recdni
reed nI at ih
I he
j.eesenleir o,
r W o,- M atthew *,' K ilty Odham.- -EveWs
W1*?« * lull at H U* I*. M,
The ]r,.<liff Mvm Southaurd P '.y ll-
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Mr, - 'M aker
wT, -,- -,c l
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\V \] | El! Si I v lH I .'
i .iiii
iinprnving mill ■
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fro i II
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Selvidye
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So p h i e
m c d o u u a i.
m art
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in
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dine In fimtpnhy with 'It
N K C D N 'N M I Y. H E L E N R O W
K ‘ln ,5
Mr*. I*. 11. T ep*lc. 51J*» Ifclty , r ,s si! n e m !on ill "the F eillalit
SI1.- Nr"Eli o tu d i'i- Oldakcr ittnl Mr*s I'oH, t*hi.d«i. «si**v#4. Hnu# i l l J 'o j. Mi*h Wink
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Memorial
H o -to c
1,1#
, a i | i ” to ,r|i' iv e u It*IV
in g to coni prim it.-e and set t h e i r ' , 1,1 •«*
^ . ITi ._ltiisul
•
luck. ,
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. friends w ill regieX .itr lent!).
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• -Also honor gu est*, Dtbm Baht D - — - 4
+ — “ W > -' ‘
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trji*i . ♦ WOUUL
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K> tihitfr. I Livid \S jtvK
■ tofinite tim e •: , - W h ile th ey
*
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lie ty Jo Rtock, D aphne_Cnnn elly .'
M i. and Mr*. John l l i ’iii •
«rn *1»#
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■ r h io i ii e th e w a tc h e s
j ir.\ Ltfkliilut iittfi U !' L >
Dorothy Crum ley, M a igiir-t Diity- m ister, Sr. have
returned
tW ilson,
e / 'HH
s HI Hanford
i s a
s venue,
s J t " *
A
will
T
Activities
^
Mis* Jean Sayer, preM dctl o f
the l.e , Sueur*, an rfftH atc of
Daughter* uf the . U .D .C. will the Womans Club, honor-,| the
m m nt the home <4 Mrk. M. it. senior member* yesterday \uth
S .rk k h m d a t 3 ;0U fn M ayfair.
an a ttra ctiv e Coen Coin p iety it
A m erkn n I^irioit A u x ilia ry w ill [i!Ll
I.— h . , - . I n ' M
u . iovff.a1 i-r " VTt ohc«Y,i„k*.
ubS
meet
m at *:U0
Uf ,»t the l.e g lo „ * 0£ * 7 f % S T S a v7h t wl’re
Xf lint.
A
' curried on* In gard en ia m.d
; nia ilecnrntlon*.
M ONDAY
llt-ard o f FresUyterinn A uxIL
The servin g tuhle was lr.hl . h
iary w ill
Ht the church a , « lace cloth am. hehl c r y ^ i
Me
—
canilelabra
w ith
whi*e
la p cn
C ircles of the W.S.C.S". o f (no ( 5i‘i-en ami white p arty cakes, .i«
*7 ^
<:hVrr.h w.‘11..nwT l f'- tm l sandwiches and h >' * ' ’
ml *|:0l) 4*. M. a* follow *: Circle w v tm were served with hwj
I. Mr* W ultcr Haines, llo lly A v e .y CcV„ by MU* S a y e s .iW r a .illy m
----*- rs. ................
*• *.
nue;
Circle
i!.
M r*. R. W .| E ix . M
U. N . S a y a r and M
T urner,
t*l5
I ' a r k • A venue; j R,
W illiam s.
-ra _ . . . . . ,
. . . \ir . i
,
Circle No. ft, Mr*. C a rl E, Chor*
£ liening. 3*,57 I'alm ettu A venue; le , V)a w » n n '" a d e iw r t
M,». il.
*
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9
i ' \ < .K T i l l t M
T 1I K H A N F O R D H E R A I . I . S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A
1946
HIIAVINfi
i.
m
Tile
.
i‘.V,;;(|t.rs |.iiot„;|,r ,0
m in
Brushes 1.00 t<t 7.50
Brushes 1.50 1» S.00
C 'lffA R L ra K
s ir in ;I
Litfhters 1.00 lo fi.00
i»mV(lcr I.lHl & .1.50
f»11A ¥ IN IL »-5 *
Bowls
------- — 1 ■ ——
1.00 & 1.50
"tl*
— —
------
Slicks
Every tinv Needs
1.00 lo 2.50
'r i'
Dir
No Gambling
Carters Tills
Hit*
IIJM
•Allowed
Amphojel
Wr lake no chances with yuur
hi-altli In our pcrscrlptlon'
a<ttk. Every Ingrcdlrnt used
In your medicine l* pure,
frrxh,
and
of
standard
strrntth. Every ln *red le n l. . .
every step-In the compoundIn* procedure . . . 1* checked
and rechrekrd to aaaurc abso
lute accuracy. Yes— your persrrtplhin I* tn safe hands
when you entrust It to thr
skilled hands of our eiperD
rnrrd pharmacLsU.
\
$ 1 . 2 !)
HAS
PEKKUMES
&1.00
Retontfa
and
75c
.
COLOGNES
Castoria
Lucein Lelon*
Me
Sal Hepalica
P r in c e
iV l n l c h a b e l l i
Old Spice
COc
Muni
1! ) e
Fricndahip G arden
50e
O ld South
39c
Ipana ...
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�PAGE FOUR
THK SA N F O R D •H E R A L D . HANPORD jFLORID A
M AY
FRIDAY
page
31
F R ID A Y ,
\V £K E UP {iUSINESS /
KATMONI) m . b a l l , r e a l t o r
By Advertising In | /
TKi» N*w*.paper . \
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Itral
E state
Snlea- Rentals— M ortgage
Loans
Di'pcmlaljfc Insurance und Bonds
Room I. Florida State Hank Huldlnx
M AY
31.
1946
Howington Limits Daytona To Four Hits A s Feds Win 5-1
"T
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PLANNED WITH AN EVE TO TIIE FUTURE
I Lefthander Helps Own Cause By
Driving In Three Sanford Runs
8:15 P. M.
GAINESVILLE vs. SANFORD
B. I*. Crumley
jCMioral Insurance*
Atlantic National
Bank Building
PHONE 200
"
Raspbdll 1omorrow
MUNICIPAL PARK
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
M anager
Etl
U - v y ’« fiiehtint;
I 'e lr r v F n l i moved n f«tll ruintiihrail o f th r S t. Aug ilatiiu- N-ilnt*
Ia«t night in the F lo r id i S t a t e
la -a gue
•tnitilingn
v hen
■ •••me
Howin gtim.
S n n fot.l
jtouth|M>'.
tv tuleil n f o u r-h it p jtc h in g pel*
ii-tittam-e a g a in s t M tiihirei John*
try Su»h’» Itay tm ia lt«'.i»h L o d g e r *
while th e l.eeul.liru P a c k e r * w ere
m i.lu g out the S alvil. hy n’ rente
I n».
*
— S i — r+V; . | f * f l _ fu n *
SOMI O f fH I 2 0 0 flCKIIS w h o were Jailed on disorderly conduct charger
•ilt.l plt kl ting a P u hllrU ’ntk garap- in lloehejler. N Y .,p e e r Ihrmigh
tile barn iln.i tly iielotc lelttfi t|Icareo'on bail. The rocker spaniel was on
llie lino with o u t of thcp irkcj i.
(/nlcm alinnol Scmndpholo)
SW IM SUITS
6 _ A R T IC L E S _W A f(J E
IT.I. lit;v y o u r c ar, ii gnidlt-*t
u « e nr •(aiydilion. Huy p.-ei
tell the molt gSopIo uhoul it foi
ih r - k *uit- tu<u4y.-Phone 44H (Tbring your M
Id The
■ M aUmi
W II.I. ,w y
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W A N T E D TO RENT
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office for agrltk result*.
F iv h
THE SANFORD HERALD. SVNFOH1), FLORIDA
fixture*, a deep china sink and laundry tub with convenient
Hiding top o f battla*hip linoleum. Large'*double cabinet*
will hold all your cooking utensil*.
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GRADUA TION
GIFTS
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LO A N S
3 R E A L
Definitely good »Mimming
CHINA
rtv le; 3 w onderful * u iu !
Floral .(ratlern c hina
in 53 piece *ct . . . a
com plete
service for
*nd brief laced Ifunk* U
of cotton gabardine. Thr
gay stripe ami the satong
gklrted one o f c q llo n
faille I Bright color*!
E S T A TE FO R SALE
a unit!
F o il S A L K
RIHflKl'*,
litll)fff ini**,
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I'ruxim nlcly :if,o Tierm. p, i
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116 A llan U r llauk llhlg.
Telephone 1 1 20
Ill
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iiiiuithly iv puyme
i- Just like rent!
til Loans, EDA
17 A CH ES laud, 7 in grove, •_»
MAPLE DINETTE
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hu.hel I II lin o ,
■ •a. I’l.alll Count,
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cnee
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clrculuiing
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P hone
Parker, Eversharp, W aterm an
ericas I* 38, Morrissn from $5.£
lii
By JO R D AN
I'LOOit SAMHNi.
FEEDS
I'L l, line of Intcinntmnnl Feed*.
A. M. P ic v a tt,
Phone 2 In I
Seville. Fla.
FOIl !fALK
om Imngaiits Im-atnl on
lo Ave. near (tchool*.
ttolH-rl A. Williams
GAS range* nnd water hen
KBALTOR
I»rite attic fifin, electric
7.t!
Atlantic Rank lll-lg. - curler* at Krltisun'*.
.
0 NE
O F Hanford’a best twostory fram e house*. 8 ecin r I*
Iwdevlng. I w ill hr plrasen to
show you this house. Edward
r . I^ nr. “ The man v h o knows
•S g n fo n l."
A P A R T M E N T house — p erfect
condition, close in, good Income.
(All prices indude 2 0 '. Federal Tax)
Phono IIOH6
14
LOST A FOUND
L O ST
or
strayed
near'
Utility Cabinets
fir s t
S tr ic t
JUICERS
STOOLS
.Ivory and chrome fruit
Extra storage for linena,
groceries, etc. Five roomy A handy kitchen stool
■helves, white enatnol • • ..presto, it makes s
finish.
handy step-ladder. Red
leatherette cuahjPo'n
juicer* that extract all
the juice!
V*h!oi
__llBjcl_.'tuesday--iiHi«t—our -tr*'
300 SANFORD AVENUE
Wishes He Had Known o f Retonga Ye;
in
m i
v i to is t i l k i r . i t .
IN '. IP MIIIIK. S A Y S (V IIP I , M i l l ' \N i : \ T I I . H M A
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SLEEPS
IIEH1 E CI.I.Y
A h recoin mended by the Board of
,1
I
D ir e c to r s
of the Sanford Merchants Association
n. Cabinets
V
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Essential For Seed Beds
Economical For Field Use
Provides safe storage
’ I give Heltmgu credit for the
fact that avery bile of fi»»| |
eat* now lastea good ami I feci
fine even after a hard day**
wotk." happily declare* M r.. {/ .
M Tuten, well-known carjKnter
tiiea, Kind motor, two *pccd amt contm ctor of Route . 1. y|r».
niauma,
Fla. Telli-g of his ex
axle.
perience, Mr. Tufen gralrfully
1941 i.NTERnaU'nnal, E"tat. 2 ton, contlnuedi ’
“ I drraded fo r night to coni*
2
speed,
exceptional
tire*.
for
your
groceries.
dishes
and
Has
large
J<./ ; 5
linoleum wogk surface.
i'r •, ; r
Tubular chrome chair*
for your kitchen, »un
porch or outdoor living
because I knew It m eant *lr«p«
MR. W . M. T U T B N
1c m . tortured hour*. Morning*
I
had tn force m y*elf out of i*.d. after my day’s work. Restless,
CH EV R O LET trs d o r, * |r
Frequently I could h a n d y stand
‘ Wo »«*rod axle, . and -would Just d rag along. N Vy,. neaa and muscular aches are re
lieved along with tha con.tips-
•Motor overhauled.
1042
I
tiaed in LIFE M A G A ZIN &
LEAVING fnr Califutnl* .Man,lay
room for U pu>«enger*. Hefei
exchanged.
SANFORD AUTO PARTS CO
CROSBY
N A S H V IL L E
I'liv in g June 7th.
passenger* wanted.
Phone
l*\V S atu rd ay, Sunday ur
male lemon nnd w hile Fox
rJItAL
goml
rscomlltlonrd
T errier, 'J year* old. Answer*
piKket and w rU i watcjic*. El*
to the name "T rouble.” Childs
fin ,
W altham ,
lllinol*
and
pel. S u b s id e rew an l. Phone
Hamilton. 7 to 21 Jewel*. n l*i
a few S w iss'm ak e. Fred Mycr*. . 4 ia ur HU9 .R .
•Ill
E ast .Second Hi.
Phane L O ST : Sm all fown rolm cd »hon
halted m ale dog, w t, l>clwceit
7 A HI lbs., w hile patch on
JO H N SO N Saahorse and lieautiforehead, toll curls, no collm ,
ful boat — swap for rar. Phono
named •‘"topple." Cash tewotd
County 3301 .
fo r return alive to 1702 M ag
7 "p h o t o g r a p h s
~
nolia or ra il
F. E. Cooper,
are tru ly the treasuie* o f time.
62 -J a fte r Itl.UO P. M.
T hey
make Ideal g ifts
for
A U T O S FO R ^SALE
birthdays,
anniversaries
and 1 5
moat i l l other occasions, phone
670 for an appointment.
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HOIIKUT L. COX
lP4t CHEVROLET Hat. cal., flna
I CARRY
In c o o p e r a t i o n w i l l
n n d g n r a i 'e * w e w i
SATU RD AYS
ON
m o n th s b e g in n in g
The New Autom atic
Self-W inding
NOTICES— PERSONAL
cnees
F lo r id a --
NEW SATURDAY HOURS
WATCHES
$28-95
13
Killer Successfully Tested
A n d Proven Throughout
•"‘d liiild in ig
t lenning and w ax
ing
Nihs I lu a i, surfaced ta per*
It*, tmu. Old flo ais'm a ilc like new.
| fin - *
heater.
It* M. (il.KAH O N
fenclm ;
E have in stock tmw P .u d ii,
netting in 4H inch, till im h and
72 inches. Field fern-lug 0 im h
• la y
in ;<2 and
17 niche,
height
*
H a eie o f
Jfuvd pat<len land, phone 100'J-J.
» |r d r v r c P i a d r p ('
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feggAf NloO<» '•I
SPECIAL SERVICES
A N .YIN C Tomatoe* II.no huslu-l
l up.
110 H’. 1st SL. II. E.
& It- V. Aiken,
4 ROOM house w ith
A n Outstandin g R o o t - K n o t
Meal* wijl be a pleasure when eaten from thij
charm ing m aple dinette. Extension table am
fou r chairs upholstered in red washable Icath
PEN & PENCIL SETS
I ur Own Limn p
I IILST F F D K H A L S \ V I N E S
und L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N
of Scniliiiile Count,
nova
v ic t o r y
No 453-W.
HAffOH,
Cabinet Bases
«
ioa.oae
room! Comet in choice
Of leathern. cu»hions.
MOST STORES IN SANF(
WILL CLOSE AT 7:00 P
ON SATURDAYS
BEGINNING JUNE 1st
Have Us Treat Your Land Nou)
With Our Special Applicator
L ‘ ANTI.
REAL
estate w a n t e d
With Stroqt Realty. Agency
or country property. Buy.
wsltlng. 8trout Realty —
ot*H
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Searve, Scarce
Properfy Markers
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Hanford, Florida.
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Here are the best values I know of id the newest.
306 Weat Second Street
White Cottons
Lace Triii Satins
S2.98
(Jowns, Pi nted Rayon
Hite
GLOVES, Cotton Suede, Black or
PA JAM AS,Cotton Sheer Shorti ;s
PANTIES: White Rayon Briefs
HANDBAGS, PloBtic Patents l>y
51 guage .......... .
s s rjz v s
are
ml arc actually w n ith double this low
$2.98 GIRLS’ SHORTS, Gabardine pleated all around, sizes
' 7 to 1 4 ........
82.98
$ 1.00
Small, Medium,
JEWELRY
90c pr.
PLAY SUITS, Seersucker, .‘1 piece, sizes 7 to 11 $8*1.98
8 l '. » 8
$7.98* GIRLS’ SWIM SUITS,"Gantucr Dotted S eersuckerLarge
82.98
RAYON PANTIES, White Sizes 2 to 12 $1.00 and $1.19
INFANTS’ MADEIRA DRESSES,
45 guage
!>r
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Handmade ..............................................83.49 to $4.98
SUN SUITS, Handmade Madeira, white and pastels,
SHORTS — The new brief “ Boy Short” in Broadcloth,
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I have the new and tcarce sheer blouses — lots of them in white
and lovely pastels. Rayons, too jn all o f the best stylet. Let me show
them to you Saturday.
Th e se are b y L O V E ,
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Summer's Newest
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
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Sheer Colton
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Louise Callahan, Sportswear
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C H A M B R A Y S ,
Spring and Summer Styles.
I'LL BUY YOUR CAR
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M«C* John
I ap» a b o u t o f l r r m g
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Kitldielaml Mgr.. prmidl\ til
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Rosenteld, Jo Dee Jr., Craig Casuals
Cotton*, Spun Rayon*, origin.illy $1.1)8, $2.1)8
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GIRLS’ OVERALLS, Butcher Linen, Blue, Maize,
sizes 2 to 6 .....................
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Annual D.A.R. Historical Award is Presented
To Jack Spenc?r Who (mined an Average
Over ‘Win History During Past Term
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William tb
motorcycle
meaaenger for tho Roum lllat and
Anderson and
Itooefcton
Drug
itdrexi narrow ly ramped injury this
afternoon when, leeking to avert a
collision w ith a Oreen Valley, mlllf
truck turning northeast from S ec
ond Street Into Folm etio • Avenue,
he aktddrd on th* wet p aren yn t
' directly into U« path, w as thrown
several foot and the motorcycle
bumper*
Whkfhf't u
driven by Robert Bohaaan. A t th*
time of th? acciden t w hich was !nveatlgated by Police C h ief Roy O.
WUBima. B n w t was proceeding
west on Second 0 t n d t
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Rev. J. M, McLeod Addresses Class
At Junior High School Exercises
Bruce Narrowly
Eacapes Injury
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M. L. Cullum Is Wilson Says Markets Designed To' j
Main Speaker Al Serve Fvery Section Of Florida
Rotary Luncheon
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ugrululi.le-l 'h e pupil*
irradmill <lt and tlhiokI It F r r fie. rnife*-«oi
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No laOSses.Uue To
(Strike
RepArte^
By Local Growers
till.
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T hree b ib y wild c»U>. captured
by Colonel and Mr*. Stanley II.
Scott in their grove on the west
tide of L ik e Butter near Winter
CKrdcn. were presented to the S a n
ford Zoo. Saturday, tt wo* nnnoun red by Jmne* Moughton. *oo
jupertntetydent.
irote stated th at th e i
Colonel
Die kitten*
had done
mother of —
-----roftiklerable damage to the poultrv
around the grove and he. with i»P
Irlends, James A- Rowland anil
Albert nrnn*on. aided by the tit
ter’a itog. traced th* mother cat to
Its den in n hollow tree where It
wa* idiot
A aearch revealed two o f the i
hltlen* In the neat a t the bottom ’
of tho tree, and laU r. when tho
tree < u cut down, a third WUen
was discovered further up tn the
ttallow. All three kitten* are tvow
housed in a den between the fo*
and raccoon cage* on the nortln
HABY CHICK TIM!
IS HERR!
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ment (lives Promise
Of Normalcy To
■ImlustrvT Railroads
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3 Baby Wildcats
Given To Zoo By
Mr. And Mrs. Scott
Skrpp,«g . . i g k
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Justice Heed «nid Ilint H *1 lies (
prohibit
roeinl
stg re g e lim i* <•*<
public rarrier*. Ten. I •• said, ic- ,
cpilrc this separation mi n"*b*i
carriei-s.
lie added ••Wlu-ic s»fiiforn iity i« essential for lb.- fun c
tioning o f commerce, u »iiii<- >■ «>
not interpose its Iriul regulnli.ui
Thu two opinions dealt with
travel on buses.
They did not
refer lo the possible effect abud.
tit* m ajority opinion nirgbi have
on so-called Jim Crow Invt* for
railrpads.
The suprem e court in n unanim
ous decision also upheld the rifir.
o f a Florida new ipaper to criticite leirnl procedures in connec
tion with a gam bling case. T h .
tribunal sel aside the conviction
o f T he Miami Herald ami its
socia'.e editor, John It. Prunekamp.
The tiewspatier and lb - v-iiler
had been fnmuF uuilty of rniivcniui
o f ro o rf ""and rinifl n '.n!a| -id
||flr.*t.
Thel*- rohvtetln .. b.vu-d
nn I wo e«i|tn<lnl* and r »-nr ■ *“ *•*wa» nnli.-ld bv the Florid.. Sun
r«|H-a (’ •• •
Til**
C*•»•■ r f
In W ashington t-d«v n ib . I #*-»*
l-d h t|ie newspaper »«-l n w « paper man w *r" w lili. i their
lr>**"t|tnl|e -a* ri. hi*.
Just ire llee.l wrn|e tin- ileeisii.il
J iisM c s Frankfurter. M nmnv^und
Itutledge wrntn rnncurrl'U*/ gju'i*
inns.
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lis ,
•■ l.bad tnO i a a . . a , k .m .^
I-N.a. o-.f daasa. lapsd ik*vla„
oil odlI - P
M#»i ««•«.
opinion.
aut, to •••>. sat, Is i/.p
•• o n .
Soft C o al
Miners Return
To Pits Today
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194 6
Elmira Is Bit By Worst Floml In History
.
Juatire S t a n le y .F . Herd deliver-*
the m a jority decision. Justice
irold IIiii ton wrote u dlasenlimr
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T e a 'll • « * !
3.
JU N E
Observers B e'l i e v e
Presidency Will Ha
Offered lo Foreign
Minister B i tl a u 11
l h * ap|K-al lo th e nUtlonV hiliheat \ A t
tr ib u n a l.
S h e w a s fine -1 $H* i'i
V ir g i n i a liecauny alu- t-efusc,I t o *
c h a n g e »eui*. a t the rpaiieat o f a
t ’ rey ho um l Im* dr iv er.
Tin- bus
wax tr a v e lim r from N o r f o lk to
fmChOTOTt. T t f r n r it r a wo in qu '.var
ejected f r o m ihe. bu«.
•*' Sanf,.i.|
TayiMel
M ONDAY,
V.T
«K..il.al
p a lo U n r l
F L O R ID A .
(ioW Braid’ In Them 'Thar Hills
W A SH IN G T O N . Ju n e 0.
(JP)— Thi* United States Su
prem e Court ruled that a
ijtnte cannot rt*i|iiire the »eK regntion-of white and negro
pus.seiigern in Liusca croHaiinf.
Htnte llnu*. * The «ix-to-‘ono
decision wail - given on an
-appeal’ from a ruling o f tho
V irginia
Suprem e
Court.
nef ruei
s* f-'ar
SAN FORD ,
1908
Right o f Newspaper
To Criticize Lepral
Procedures in OamblipK Case Upheld
SUMMER
RATES
IB Irr Of aallafaallma.a# aaoiavr-
H
Supreme Court
Rules Against
Jim Crow Law
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that it t" c e n t r a l l y liKu le d
Cullmii >iii.l that S i ' d " ' d
21 m ile , a w a y uu-l I lf- i.
e<n, 1 e f i . l f i **f th.- I . . i v 1
tul.tr |.l .Mil.. III J .IM* » * ' • tl,
whet* r|n|l* \ drr.tl
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Jeff Glicks Of Miami Place In
* Three Divisions Of Bridge Contest
lea tlorrn trophy » '« ' H "1 lta >’ ’
mond, I. II. U rachr. Ralph MickIrr mul R o b e r t C a rr. The t e a m
o f f o u r placing third constated
o f t'o tlo n M othe r.
Mr* l ^ » n a
Schacht, Mr*. Inss Kiehl and J ark
Klrat all o f O rla ndo.
Com.tr. s . t^ Klrllnn.l of Miami
directed
Ihe
tournament
w ith
Mr*. Te»»ie 8ta«ko al*» »f Miami
as co director, F. S. Sic**u o f
F t. U u d e r d s le a . rhahm an o f
the t ir c u tlv e con im ittrr ami m b !
Raymond o f Crtanib. o» chairm an
o f the C en tral F lo iidn JH rid.ee
Champlonahips and A. II. Thomoa.
preaident o f Florida unit.
Daytona, Jackaonville. U . L au d
erdale, Miami. Sanford. Orlando.
Tam pa and St. I*eier»burg w ere
represented by the ICO P',,y * r *
attending. Mr. Ste»au Mated that
the p layers w ere »f e srellcn l
quality and the nun.t>er a tte n d
in g was conaidere .1 rikxI A* n u n t
o f th* tournam ent! are held in
ihe w inter e™! ,h i* * * * on ° * Y
season aoaaton.
. AT
Four
tournament*
nrw h e ll
each y ea r. H r. S le s .u a.l.lnl, and
t h l. I* th* fir s t held In Con tral
Florid*. It l* hoped, he, added,
th a t more Banfonl men «m l; wnm tn w ill bwcorot In ttrw rtw h
lh« f» m c #ml will •om p clr W
th t u t x t tottm tm tn t. ** •
R a in fa ll fur M a y m the San '
f o u l m e n . tolalleri ti.7 J i m b e s ,
n c r o n lin g to II. F. W liiln er, w eatliermuti. T h is wn« an cx*e » * nf
Z. 7'2 in d ie * ovei Ha* M ay m u mat
of f o u r inches. Ju n e la i n f u l l bn*
a lr e a d y aniuunte .1 In .*1.24 inches.
I-oat y«*ar th rr e w ere flood con■ liliona on the S t Johna R iv e r
John Sonknrik, Jr,
Joins Father’s Firm
Future Farmers Win
Letters At Seminole
Future Farmer scliool letters a tr e
awarded to Ralpli Johnson. Mermen
O ano and Dickie Prank a t Sem
inole High School, during ill# last
week, it wa* announced by Alex R.
Johnson, agricultural Inainictor.
Dickie Prank won ,» »!0 pels*
In parllm cnlary procedure which
was donated by the Puture Parm er
Chapter. A. second prUe of $3 went
to Elm er ' Byrd. Ralph Johnson,
son ot Alex Johnion. won a 110
leadership prise donated by Harry
P. Lou. Inc. ot Orlando.
O ther awards • were a ton of
f crt Iliter donated to John Ilumhley
by tho WH»n Toomer Com pany,
end a R*e Wa gtven tn Floyd Cooja*r by th e sehoot farm. ■ <
hip Drgte-w
»il! be
Utller-
All Miikt.-r . m . l t rilir a ii .il
ih lp uiVaitrt* iif w«t«*l\ki»\ ♦ li*vi,|i»|» ir,|
ihe in m o v i n g n<i|>> ami . mih . ' 1 M , >ii,, nn* lilt It it t.r j i t r u d
pria hic t. li. n in ik r l* amt ilr.' vatu,
o f ih r Huiifur.l K x p c i u n c u t St..
Sion III j|eVf|np|t!K .m*« "*JJ* "I'J
pfntiM Img uni Hnm. 11
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$|ntf,(Hll> w ill Im* lM«i*ilril f •
Mm*
Slat.- next y e a r in order in m a k e
thi* S la tiim il" th e j«.b i h n l i
li * f dr, I in C e n t ra l F h u id u
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T h e m e e tin g « n * |iie»ide.l ukei
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|*p ainilly et.-rt
inrun’. i y
and
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KIIUU * o! V ir « n i ha v e in attend*
•m e mm e t l u n J"o rf.;ul»rty J p isiililed delegate
t w i n ov era cts .
Uesi.ie* m-iiiv m
l-u o m n l a li»iii - inlkaloliaw "tl till tough ahJ
u ttic:a s a ilin g w t»’ -e tu rn e d to
foreign M-rvice T h e N o rth Atnerl*
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PAGE FOUR
S A N J fO R p H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A
•WEDNESDAY, M AY 2 9 ,’4fl
K ettles A nd Payne To Face Saints In Twin Bill Tonight
—
[ititrr irk On*
ut? hi*f t4 Iill*I
St. Augustine Captures Wild 10-8
Contest Of Celery Feds Last Night
M m iK rr K«l LcV) annoutircd
Ibis ■(trrniHiii that Gm nr K et
tle* and Jim I'a) nr will br
Klvrn Dir hurling a lig n m en t*
ton ig h t, in Ihr tniu hill with
Ihr SI. ,\u(ii*linr Saint* nl
the Muniripul Park. T h r double
header * r t . underway al 7:"l>
Kettle* will burl Ihr llr-l
ronlrst which, will hr thr pla) ■
o ff o f Ihr gamr rainrd mil
earlier thl* mmilb. T h u con*
lent in 'alaird in go n r ir ti-In.-,
ntnga. The regularly scheduled
gam r will follow wilh Payor
ihr bo* iiflirr. Sanford .A s Kinialiun officia l' thl* mornin* tirRnl lli.il fan" romr a ,
••art) an* p n olliV
A r in .d
of nppruiim alel) I.2UO J * ex
pected
lo
wilne«*
tonight'*
Hamm.
Should Ihr Fed* lake both
rrwl-> o f tonight'* dual ball, San
ford would Ihrn take over *econd plan* in Ihr league .landInga.
rapture*! u '*
M»*»$*«**» f.M
Jim Schantpl. >nn(nni liifh
httlliler. nliiifetl «*n I hi* mh' iiih! 1*
llit* viritor n bnl w*i■ r ji•«t**»I i
the (ifth inning hv Vp'iuii* Djivi
fin |»rritc* t ifp.cf tiu* vigi*iim?*l>"
iWi^mn nl the ftlii It*
An«t lit
llghthiin.br. I at Ilhtflf. timl. i#Vt
thr-m oum l iluties ami hurliil f«
Hirer innings. Illnnr wa* rrtililr
with the lo**, limit!> l.nke, H'
leflfii'M er,
iftrw !
ill*- . fiKhi
florin*.
The thf/’o Fh! Inn In
wri
nickei! for 13 hi!* h> Ihr t#i|
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FRANCIS FJKI.D. Ku Augilatlnr. May 2U. (SfrecinD
Madig n Hill StrtnrclVr St. Angualine Snlnta mttlnlninrd their hold
,
T Iu- n e w n m l e f f e c t I v e
In h n ln tlo n a l
th e ra p y
(tie I hm l Ih u l h a s R iven
r e lie f,
and
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thirr (n (H o u s a n t R * e ',r
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M ONEY RKFHWI)
A fiU E E M E N t ’
Legal Notice
FLORIDA* ST A TE
T r im
Oilnniln
...... .. . I
St. Augustine ....... *.
SAN FO RD .
(Inincxvill?
.... ... :
DcLmid
...
1'nyiiiiii Jlegch
I
l.iVutL
Pulutka
Yewterday** llr.u lla
Si. Augustine 10; SA N FO RD 8
icLmid 4; Orlando II.
NulKi’ 1* Jirriti) Klvrn Ihnt I utn
Li
- 1 3|i» W. |3tL
Hf.r jHiiiift'i ti Floflfli*. uritlr r tIi«j
ftrtitlMfM mime* HAJiKulU' r l HAN*
RUN a mi i hut i iiuMu! 11* r t i l i l f f
■stiitl nn in*' |*lit *mutt* i»* i hi* term*
t»l l!i«
i'iif .IfoiM .Niiiiin Hid I til®
l *'!ii*|ii* r
IjiWi i,f Pinr hla)
will* lbt> Pltsf It of til#--Pin ult ('nun
t*f Hrml nn I» i ‘f»Urit Y, Plorhfsi.
iiA iu tv u
n m tv iH ii.
iiA fii‘ f
I'lrjl |nitrHrfiliiitt Way 22, IMI
\ «» r i ir i:
J* 15.17 II
111 D a y T r ia l
C o n t r a Im U ca lio n s fur
th e tine o f litis p r o d u c t
is o n th e h th cl.
v
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N A M T tX K R n
J it.
=f j ' l i f t e i l t j f l i f r fititj P u n t
« t ttftu U i
l}u x
X h . Sanford lln a ld ( » . into
more then 31)011 ........ in ' . h
ford and Seminole t oumy II
to u hove somcililng to -r|| nr
buy ymi (*•'" find that n r lti"i(ied ad in tl«<
colum iii soil
|*|| thr most people about it for
Jhe least mom y Rhone 11" or
bring you* •* In Thr Herald
office for
rr.ult*
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
IQt per line for one insertion
Okr per line for 1 insertion*
t*7r per llnr fot '<s in»rrtlo|t*
Oar per linr for 2fi insertion*
Minimum rhargr .tor
Count 5 words to a line
■nrluding plinnr and aililrr**
f,
A R T IC L E S
FOR
SALE
?JICE rltesn f«in»i*lir.l efflt=i**hr>
aiuiHMtettu « ihI *..-•Tit
lt*M U
^irsf Si
H K im u oM f.#»
nirlUi A u iiu t
Villi?
High.
n|»el!l»||
airntui!.
W ANTED TO RENT
WHlirr
r
InillHiiit
(it r* Imshiri
conUintrte, 015
Plittnu Hi4j*IL
Put!
I'rrmattent
FURNISHED two i r l i . '
meat pr "house Iwfmr
Permanent
ie«idriit*
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DOUBLE HEADER
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al Sanford
Ave.
Phone 35M
T h u r s d a y -F r id a y -S a tu r d a y
HA HEIIAt.!, AND ORI.ANIH)
Ilir rremit column on thr Kan!iirh Crlrr> EVrt« bv Cliarll- W’ .idswtrtlh Ut thr
Orbilido Morning
Kcuuurl c u h i I * | tr i! deal of
talk among luoil hnxrhall fan<
In lari
amir of th.‘m have
■tprrdi mnarkisl (has Wadsworth
practically handrd Sitnford thr
lannint TtiU Is not 'plitr thr
point Out Wadsworth pointed out.
Mr wrote that Hnnlord a»s the
hot rest ball rlub In the Iragur
and out of ihr rraAOtv* .why Uicy
• •■rr was brratisr ol tlir s.si|sj>ort
8
HELP W A N TE D
liwal Ian, wrir giving Manager
E.1 t.■•>}•> lighting Feda
We agrrr with Wiidswortli 100
prrcrtit Dut as tn S iidord » iu ontg tbr fine that t- -tililU nint Itrt slni y
Wodswrurtti d ymi wti! rrtn-mbrr. aUo pral rd Ihr ability o* tlir
dor dldir uma/lrta Brliators brforr
lliry bce.tn llnnr m trrnt ,lklr Ihr
samr thing rnukl happen hi Han
ford
In oui opinion. Hie FrA* ar’
•<*l.t IlK D tllR i.s for laundry umloublrdly onr of thr strongrat
“ otk -Siiumob' County l.ltuil- ' clubs lit tlir circuit today . nut
drv Co., xlti IV ;|rd St.
what will thry br tomorrow 3 hc
Fed* have thrlr faults and the
records' will prove It. Dut on thr
STURDY, SPACIOUS ’ROBE
CASH and CARRY
Hcrc’a your chance lo got a Real Brgain and a Real
Storage Robe at an amazingly low price. •But hurry,
for*they are only on »alc
' y,f ‘
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MIRROR - DOOR ’ROBE
A h e ll utilul Chifforobe I
: ; 4 " 5^
with big, full mirrora
for added convenience
WIDE SELECTION
and beauty. Plenty of
UNPAINTED CHESTS
■pace for hanging and
atoring
alto
garment*.
have
a
We
Child’*
Chifforobe.
I.A Itl.l, hina bran* fot rnmony
12.lid luunper. Piggly Wiggly
U I'RK illT Reckwith (iruull Piano,
Phone 3DI J.
K
THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES’ SPECIAI
Paint 'em the color you want!. It's fun, and *0 economi
cal, too, to paint the cheats to auit your color acheme.
These sturdily constructed cheats art sanded and read}
.for you to get out the paint brush I
CHESTS
Thd finest u» chests of drawers . . , so eo
itructed to give you years and years of ser
ice. Made of excellent hardwoods and
several finishes. Extremely low priced at
Brides . , .
CEDAR
CHESTS
DRESSERS
7
13
20 ACRES deep muck in Oviedo,
; _9 acres cleared and tiled, 3
; fou r Inch wells, f8.Doo.oo. Mr.
Partin, Box 246, Oviedo
1 , J. A. Partin, Box 33B.
If your tar, regardless
or condition. Roy Reel,
2nd St. *
NOTICES— PERSONAL
ABHVILLF. — Driving June 7th.
2 passenger* wanted.
Pbon*
048-W Saturday, Sunday or
after 4 P. M.
LEAVING for California Mondt
room tor 3 paaaanger*. Reft
M’ Dr.; Rm. 12,-
of
FEED STORE
rlrrk
r
tit i fit rout Realty
r cOuetry proper!
a!ting, ntroutt Rt
Brady, Associate
s u p p ly
| *In r!d »*
f»r iirfof* Ihr July lliiln *hijr,
•«|t il«## |*f day o f July, |>4C.
ill »|r f.i ((If fh»*r* **f »«f*|
* ‘ *'rnupp will
l»ifr< «->r| Hi Pm lev
1.it tl(i> (ir«lrr !i#« (iiilittwh* *1 f,*r
tf*« -Id lu io n timr r»-qiilr«»t h f law
In T ill: SANP«Htl» MIHtAI-M Hunf#*fp|* pf*»i hti*. tt ti'tewpf*it|#r| *>f ecr***
(rut rif.i.h n nn in fta!i| t'uitjilf :iii*f
Hint*,
tVliiiPM my hand <nn«| tifflritl
^*^#1 "**r 'fiff|r*o 3 t: HiflfliH, Hrin! IfAIP
*f#ili ii l i t I'Jwtj *1'j - IItfs I \ ili tin | irf
155
r 3KI
I I m» rtrM U a -1«a»r
your
healthy Baby Chicks from"
in * Um* i'ircu it
w rite C o u n l y .
Feed* will make your
Chicks Grow
BABY CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
ri«r« i* r.i * *Ii14* It Haiti Ip*fv r. pah!
■i n«iy
FEI) AVERAGES
d lto »r
U fftr #
uxih Io
Three DAYS ONLY!
ten day* ugo and has followed
lie
selected Jint
LADY ivunted at once to nssivl It carefully,
ngrd couple with housrki)e|)tnK, Behan tel. Jim Payne, (loos* Krtil-y
lit** 011 premier*, private room and Jodie Howlngton tu hD Martplu* board and small salary. rrs Hr hit* Cal niartc. Charley
SORER, responsible family of
HILL IIAltDAYAUF. Cl I
Apply nl IL H. Employ meat Ilb.son and Buddy I-alee on hand
three want* two bnl room hottsr
mj
pjrtt Hi,
lor relief work Bchantel, Ptyrie
HfflrO.
or aputtmrtit, fu in i'lird tu on
——
— —-----Kciile* and HowInglOn Itave born
furnlshnt. I'lru»e irply tn But j
AA AT Fit HKATHBS
wrirklng in Ihat respective ortrr
H
W ORK W ANTED
JJEP c lo llrrabl »iu| tocitub’
RILL IIAllUW AUK ID
Wedon’t intend lo sell
the
telephone numl>er,
3BI K, hirst St.
FVPERT
painting
nf
houses Celery
FVd* short But at the
' "iiI met or hourly basis, ph same time, we (tout Intend m
TIIttEE-rooiu 111 Inrgl-l fur ul'tu-.l lil.DIttllKA 111lies, 11 pri
ilutru
12H
place tbr stale loop crown on the
apurtmrnl by veteran nml Jtife
lleliveinl .Satunluy ufteiuiHin.
Permanent resident*. Mott In* I „u|y. (lobby let ml Farm. Phone THF. TA X -saver system enables lieadi of the Prdl either. It will
■ roomy mid clenu.
Telephone | '2 2 1 ,1, Uetieva.
you to i|uit worrying about the be a long hard battle and ev,ty
10G3-J, Julian Slenstiom.
tat man coming. Lei me take game must be played cautiously
Kefnre buying n CROSS C l T
The
biggest discrepancy la the
cate o f your (took, and tax
SAW or o POST HOLE Dll.
problems. Spate time. Write varlou* Fed phase* o f rblllty. In
VETERAN ami wife ileslie f i
HER be sure tu get our prires,
E. L Limdiiuist, e/o Hvtnld.
our own opinion, U btuie rumtlng,
nished iipaitm m t, d o t e In. No
Stanley-Ruger* Until wan- Co.
The Fed* have had n number of
children or pets. Penn a nr at
LOANS
runner* nipped o ff th« tack* and
reside nl*. Cstl .1 2 l-M after ll Bee us for KKRR MASON JARS
nabbed while attempting to ad*
P. M.
— we have them In ipiatt*,
HOME LOANS
Jhta and half pints, Slutdey- Let u* help you buy or build n vonce. However, we’re not second
gacMlng flklpper Levy or Id* bwae
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
tegors Hardware Co.
home o f your own ’.With 0 line coaches for that for we know*
____nmulhly rc pa ym en t- loan that
I
t
n
r
K
EEn
h
i*’
tlir*!'T
ru
ck
s
o
r
u » t 1 wtiuinif u u t u b b oSj"
71001) 2 •lory, .1 bedroom bouse,
is Just like rent! We feature
pasienger — hew, useii. Jitil
that will take ch*ncea and rcrap
modern,
on
paved
highway
(11 lataiis, - FH A Loans and
for every break In the game
farin g Crystal Lake. Ha* g ar
Our Own (gum plan.
age. A creage is well fruited
But all In all. Sanford la welt
FIRST FED E R A L HAVINGS
UI’
llO
l
STERY
fabric*.
A
fine
and
partially
devc-lnned
for
represented tn the circuit and the
and J.OAN ASSOCIATION
selection
in
stock.
R.
8.
Hrovrn,
handling poultry. This Is n
Sanford fan* are really cupportmg
o f Seminole County
2011 North Orange, Orlande,
' good buy at fWOO.Od, Frnl W.
20JI Magnolia Ave.
Phohe 1104 the club. Wr'Vp personally heard
FI*.
Render, Room 2, Florida State
numerous comment*
from b d i
Rank Hldg. Phone 1010,
UILI) your home wiiu tiigo 1 2
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
p tsy m themselves a* to the num
Test Concrete Block*. Mil act*
ber of people who travel to L r « ,
C R Y S T A L LAK t T —
tl loom
Concrete Co.. J . E. Terwillcger, LAW NS mowed teasonaby. Jetry bu7 .’ r?f l l,I>d- D V « W Beach and
stucco house. All electric; city
tsorxl. Phone 7H8-W.
309 Elm A re., Established •
particularly Orlando tp support the
water, partly furnished, garnge.
local nine. And playing before
i acre*. TO eltru* tree*,
~
F L O O R B A N D IN G
(tacked stands during home runes
t Duly. Lake M ary, Fla.
FLUORESCENT light atrip*, itu and finishing. Cleaning and wax U certainly a morale bulldrr to any
Watt and 40 WatL Dauer A p ing. New floor* surfaced lo per* hswhi I •>._
FOR SALK
faction. Old, floors mads like new.
pliances.
17 ACRES land, 7 In grove. 2 /3
Call
orange*. 1 /3 tangerines. A p TWO-wheel utility Waller, New
II. M. GLEASON
proxim ately 360 Tree*. Price
lag. 300 W . 2nd 8 t.. Roy Ueet.
1 11 , 5 0 0 .0 0 . $3,000.00 cash, bal
UOYB VICTORY Bicycle' Tele
ance In 3 years at 6 * .
DODGE . PLYMOUTH
No. 4M -W .
W. IL W ILLIA M S. BROKER
PAR TS A N D 8B R V IC B
: ; 4 (6 A tlantic Rank Hldg.
109 I'ahaetle Ave.
Phene 1111
■ _______ Telephone 1120
■ ____ «
ARTICLES WANTED
FUHN18IIF.D hint*- *'t apt. for
Rnufortl bull player. wiTf nml
2 children. 18 10 111 - Julian Sten» trout HH.
*
r-M, (jiiffiLaml.
* . *
Vtiiii At«>
IJ-+J-4If 1e-«1 a n i Pi*
ilrMl lit w)i!*”■'ii» til u rrriiiltf IIIII
INSIDE SPORTS
REPORT
2
. AUGUSTINE vs. SANFORD
T
Daytona 0; PaiatXn 3,
Game* Today
(inlncsviHe at Ix-ctburg.
,
Dayttinn Reach nl Pul/ilhii.
St. Augustine at SA N FO RD , 2,
7 00 I*. M.
Di I .and at Orlando.
7:00 P. M.
FOR
YOUR
Touch ton Drug Co.
FOR RENT
MUNICIPAL PARK
(inineavtlle 0; Lee.-bu-g H.
Thi* Saint r
m a "Hiffite! t — tin
P Snail If lh Ill»Uhu 111
A
tally in tjif #*prninif fiainr*, iw*i i*ta»ifi#r#i
121 «*» «1 *— I »«in the Acrnml nn*I |ii**«lir.t**l <»“ •
fh!#» 3. l-.ik#» 2, L**yj 2,
dthcr in tbcM half of Ihi* thi**1
Mrt'nhp, lltrtlotf,
llow rvrr,
Snnf«»Ml «»i#^n* #1 •(’**
i, Hi #• Iu p * h ** 2 W llfip p ?,
f!rr**i*.
T. Tultlte.
Mforltiir In*’i*ft if ii1--. in tlu* fhiirth
K.»rflnakt. WI!Ii« l IVrrjt.
l*y piiplunif over a sitiAflte rimiki*r.
i»f in, HItVrfman. tdjbf- t,
The Fc*U r.irik***! tip tirmlhei in U v i , TiMlr. Hniyak. Ihjiln#*, H'llthe fifth infi the fvtinl' mute fey». I 'p f r * <3 , l i r l r h e f . ft- HtfiHli-.
TW *« l»Mp r 111 I Pi R llV r r ftiJlli* I A te«•, i
buck |o*
$ ivetllfii. 1 tfiff* U
? f , i v r n T tib i h«Vt*
l-ikr,
.Hunfiiri! n u n in the pitih km»l!e*i HaHrlfife* fill», U v i, K*‘ltuni*J- Hi*#I»
ji
hifcrfc,
l.evv
llilbihf*
Pnwl'lf-k,1
the^ enunf ul .Vail. The Kwf« went
Sir i
p . |Vf#» |Hilllili- filteV*. V.U#*r*r! and l i m , l> fi uri hu^#sT Kinr r ifft -H I \ nn lie 11hr !« ,. |lj|p» *iff
JfrlfHfifrj 7 in » 1-1 lunyfe* t .
Smith i in I 2-3 innlhR- lllfitir
Innlnr'
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ihttittK*. Like 2 .In I ilining Kflrh*
pf a in r3 1*3 Inning” Ilii=r* *»n
hallu #.ff Hrti.inl# I
IIIjh* 2. T.
:bulih. 1 Htiack
Ly. A lu m
Why Suffer with
“ ASTHMA" an
TRY *
AHthinanefrin
'
'
1!
STANDINGS
em-e* exchanged. Phone U01
f
GOOD used
., M 7*M .
typewriter.
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Phone T
b
AUTOS
f o r
MODEL-A- tdekui
-'leeL -con dilU in . ;
Holler
Motor
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i
t h f B r u T ^ tM
Q n d e itt.
Only
y a few of thro*
k n lls N # . . . ta
I
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for
an axtrx dresser,
w hen
you
c * n h ave, o n e at M a th ar’ i lo w p r ic e s ! C om a
in a n d c h o o s e o n * e a r l y
Monday m o r n i n g .
“ IT S EASY" TO P A Y THE MATHER WAY”
-.■•rot w.o«*.
HEADACHE
sa le
O V E A S T n O S T ^ R E B T ^ ,,^
�In 14m i r
Ih e re
It S i r r n t jl l i —
I III
Io I'm lrrt the Pea t t ol Mir Wmldt
TTn Promote the Progress uf A n t t k l ;
To Produr* Prosperity for Sanford.
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VOLUM E X X X V II
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IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
S A N F O llD ,
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I I .O K I D A ,
U. N. Report
Britain Will
KeepDrafting
18- Year Olds
Hiitfe Stack Of -'Evi
dence Having: Hear
ing On Spain Case■
Sufi
Submitted
by Three
* NEW YORK, May :10, t/Pj,
Women's Branches Of
Army, Navy, Air
I'Vrcc To Continue
On Voluntary Basis
— The United Nation* Sub
committee on Franco Spain
may not lie <able ,o report
li;ic*k to the security c o n n *
d l in time for tomorrow’s
deadline," Udcaiifte o f a huge
stHi'k o f evidence stibmitted
at the last minute b y i|ie
United* Slntes,* France and
F n - fit'll
tn b rtis
ihntri
* Intm*
Blow, h u g le i, b lo w , to ll a n d tw ee t and low .
Sing it go od -n igh t to ng lor Ihem w h o b r o v r ly lorwd the toe
Sing a tomj nl trine to pain,
Where they il e r p not w a k e o g a t t ,
Neath the to n th in e or the ra in —
Blow, b u g le t blow.
Ih cir »m nn «i|fti 1 b ul lJie_ Stain?**1
Ikumpltiiti? will i; ii tit-fore thr oimip
T il in the tieui futnrr
I hr Starlit’*? lilfitrM wa» -ent
to the SpcirMiry General nf I hi
I N Tryjfvp f.i** It D utnlrr*to«*l
l lint nirnllur putt vn t« have Im-pm
fur wa r*Ip*1 to I' ri*hhI<*til Tr t*ittnnv
I'riniP Minister Attlve, l*M*rni»*i
Stalin and f 1rricroliMimd Chinnc
i»i*Hhpk.
Tht* French version o f the In
d... China riBhiinif u Kiven m ( ; ( M j s e
tuchi in an official rotmnunit|ue,;
, , The commtinlnue
tays
Frettfh
• ft n c e . 1 vcetjllv elite toil Btam ln
. rnt,ii11 of rfhelt »h n Jiad intle.1
t„hn 3
K e ttle s
H u r ls
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TH LKSDAY.
M AY
.10,
1‘ M fi
Atwuu ia lv il |*rr*in l.r a -v il W iir
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Scbwellenbaeb
May
Keep Both Sides In
Session In 12f fort
To Find Agreement
Pennsylvania Town. At Mercy Of Mood
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turn da v ■ v
PI Hi iMIilK t
Mrs. C. K. Carter
Is Main Speaker
At Jaycee Meet
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t'11 itilK‘ 1 - iMitl j i
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hauls S tr ik e
Rev. McKinley
Speaks At Lake FiloLs To Assist
Mary Exercises In Collection t)l
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= « i»ml |*lolr ui hr H?irul-i HI a 1 r 1Im-* ihrniP nf ! h** nii’f*' (tier wn
i h iitif »1finding* i«#»l mis
*Aheu hrtU*t
of Florid •
thfy irlrflfned <li** -y|s
\ njuTinr \Ti»td«hl«»*
Ellul-, by s.’orv tt( IJ m ,t mil
The
fnlbiwilill
ulfireia
wen
A lyller catnnirnduiR lie Mentor
lo 1 in t Ivan bill .it iti- M tin n- ileeled: I- I . Slukry, I'nhnkee nrile II, i
CIiim of Semi note c - m i i
lit li M P.»tk bffiire 1.10ft bit-nii-i in . i hainiiaii; Pisim IVatre nf Minim1
a , vice-clmii limn: and t.iiiiuuifi
M. i
Ootec Kellie* look the
i Kclmoi for tbelr exr*l)eiit iMiinmIH
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lh,< .nut i: knnwlrdell' 1}» I I I ’ ■'lift 1. F-ilin h it' uh:l lit- lu.it*
ciii» Titewloy evening
leaciii i i. rim,
1*11VI It!'t- ill III >i icl fin Few t*
tienrvn whool for lh#lr «ucce»*- —an amount fsj ovei V |II.U,l ml II, wile' Ick o l^ j i it .
if *ehi>il i• ' ■it.
tt |hi tti 1f •■Ir* *r*|
f »h *h
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,
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r
lor
Seminole
Count',
fill rmiipb-tion nf t ■11 Club work
nelnf»i
ir 1r ,11.
imp inoin.dMiu * Im 1 *
I " • . i ins r
daV (c e u e d bv fit**
dining 11,,’ rent
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K ifim Claw p'r-uii-i
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N 1 HT.
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> n|iut:ii •rfiiit/ in I»ii< Ini II.
Fl.uh*. «
Tlio»e irieivin c firi>t year |m* ler J Mnthrily .■ i
lilt ib i' i mi’ > , l
i|- B iiti1 '* i
1 :u
I . II. r.i .•I.
.n l it »
i> - .litre- and ml! i v . v
were Carole David, "Volieen
live
I’ re- chairman and dean
■'XIaHuii tihi iv •i,
In the nlgh'i ,(ji Jim I* i ■ »■ i
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I" 11ill kli
lliv lit n * \\
lu ll,
Joan Tilth ',
Mary ^nii ol JJIDdnCM Admlln.il I'll ->■ (Iu*
Iem bid Hull In t
1 0 the mound hn Hrtllloftl mil Htnn Iiiiik I,* A ich cr, nud II
II. tlelli
I.HK'knmn, lliijn* llmti|Unn -Hlid Unlverilly nl Flornlu
f i , Fllir'llls*
I hmifthi i*y ,
tended m corrysi .-irh -tin»ttuti
. . . Kariilunkl Im Hie Puuilf Piviw. m ,
Siniman aii*i il l 11lull” 11! i’l'ilfr
Shirlty llnxtcr.
Unwtiitn; pnlaloei, J
A hero iu ihi- mea
•The atoie caropdijn
huwefer, loal Ills miiirnl in ,thr FiiX,
TI mm
tv*
ttu'iurli ■
'lin edm i and Urnhuhi W
M i- Carirr -xplaliuil ih
um
f j .Setnnd yenr'plna w*r» teceiveil quarter* war Indeed fortunate In fourth frame mid litre*' nu-n core I
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by lleleti Hrnnrlt, f.ubel I^'KIU, kecurliiq A n Pet r im la civr an,1 Hi.' Reck' were lull helm.
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f.i.| ■
j IV:i; tp . Miami iin*l J P H atII*
Ih inTllp fH'f
4ir
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■Nina McMahan, Mary Oldlutm, as over-all couuly '.iin|,awn lu lr- Charley Ul'-eu
newiv
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titl'd
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llaiimru Klym and Knthen IJah- man," Mr MaUuiH * ' » c
Up 1I’ llrher. *n« , tiled Inle Hu d
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I f ImiiiMr? t •utM i 1* I ibluc
4HC *wtl iln Id ire t'-uiiu i ,i
ro*k. Tu linrrlel Cj*I|* i . fihirley «ra' very wtw in
,-o,
hr
:•* imUihI
IP «F ’ Hill
' Mil II'M
elfrrU ce n in e tut)
Iln-tyi ; |f HTn1**r (ifii •!*'»(, i ,,itt«ii,i
Thnmn* and Flu tour* McGill und
11111DI •
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\ll
tflflii'fv
M' civ* tridp (I I d> i i
■ next 'hr,.<
Kalhlrrn llalK’ nck want third year (KirlatKc In r*|vrlcitrr mil h hh mill iclti l
V|jh k In in •Ik • limhfi .»
Mi
11JXi J tilt' id t i
I
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pina.
fltiih McMahon and Jean e*lucn!lon Hint Mirli
\ jiti*. I a mint «
i
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<'liftri •!.» i ll Hi it *•*'i .
hurl lie-III I nn ■run
•idle \lc Mu tun gut fourth >'*<>' i would ulfortl the
iifuFei.'
Paul Du kmjiij IT
-rf*flVF frto** trif*
jrtnT**-*
*'m «
n| Ih*
;*re yeni'lnm
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June M diill K'd n <*<«*>1^Thrluiuli ' tit rnemn
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yrui imm
r«M Hixth yr*i w oik.i
,ver»iti
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in Mii ^ HrT ir .nic m " i
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Mai v lamue I.eFilea. Klorrl.ee • l,B^ , ,n» ,Je
u,!“ > "
IIP Q kvllnl
» Y|!■ **I !*• ■ • >1
l.e r il', Mildred M .tlhewa, l.illmn |worH.-wIdle, ennirttmttn„
Irani' l» m
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V.Miiran, fti'iiv ileigar and Hetty! Fan lord community an E 1 1
i.\ th. f ►
i* .1 (Thole
ntfCxjhP I 1li.iV sit firttitfii.it*
-*v I"
‘ Im’ leil (o pliKtm-e live III >iVn
Yurleiruiikh received pin*.
Till- l;n
VI ■1 4 ;il |u*nt* i
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I'ienKe exprea, mil oni'i 1 1Ilia- The Halid grabbed one in ‘ Inn
A u lo m o t iv e J u b ile e
,r*
in .
m pnerni
Uan," u> public iiwttiidiu wtlli
1**1 ol Miv floh < IMW' ’ |II-I
Klmt and »<ond pl»c* nwnr.la lion* and Inal wUhc* in ,li • » n.n; fr d
tallied oil two Winnie- mil
I'tomls."
nl
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Winn
In1
Inn
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In eewing were won liy Valleen ClOM.ol Heminole, High Aduul My half
V|i In ♦♦I i* ill * i*uof
Hie ,'cr and
Inn
the
rtrftxe,
We imi-l
providetinnlefill’ a«hh i
1st l In* a i iiifiLi'-iii
I'revutt and llp.-o Hampton for wUh for them U Ihat they always two walks In the secon.l
IH
-TliniT.
Mu)in,
i
d
h
M
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c
|
quate
Increase
to
our
(earlier,
i
i
uin**** a!
11ui*li
ihi
flrat year; I,al*| 1* F ib , Mnry luive n proper *ense o| viilue-s tx
Hanford » e n l wild In the fuurHi
xlnndanU
in uni
own
IflVrnilii: at *■ **l»
la* Is I lie- 'L i'"
Old hum and i-arbnrn Flynl 'o r they go Uvmugh life, and mutlnue when kIk -itigU* And n walk ittn- Golden Jubilee nf the uniumntive better
Hecomt year: Harriet fleiger and io support tlie thing) m iv1 worth dueed five rum The SUtlt* nidi 11.Indu* ty ..ha* liegun with iirjiuy t county.’ ' said Mr- ( illci
lull Idiliiiir
VI IIIvt»«4t ll^Y
Florence McGill U I and Shirley while in the life ol Hselr cammun w
UlMfll’ V li irit;t I 1,111Mi, Kii/ -* I ' I
wxr m
t ,a , Hie.
IH ■,tfi
___^ imllllrd •nil that nothin ,nu*i
two
lh fl
llie'r, |fji||
half lt> fend
in- •! ? " more fun H HCtlft* »lf |i#rrnlim |! She
r im H T
* ! ’ ,i jiiTfa T * i f
Thoma* and Kathlten Babcock Ity.“- lw concluded . ----------------- - -tin— fa n fo n t prniii^itnvrr—ineroer/^** ibo-eellapo# « f » wMibov**f Abo . b * * ia k m >n
‘
erm ul'ldinl.
rour nf the itijitry-i, ^| ioq] i.tnlui ' i ■>.1 1 111 it; mil Hi it
I •MtllHiira Mil l*ft Br I'libr
C!) for third year.
For fourth
I Ilf HI’UK MASMIVL IIHI.K nl I «u* nn. |M hi ||« |Ji»*r l.ink. Vi -.
have
I
teen
bu'iiilnlirrd
u«
no
of
improper
II
(Itlinc
.
m
idlluns
,
x
i.c
il
l.iiuy |*il**ii *!
year Until and Jeanette McMahon
John I
Icttl', UM\V rhieliaiu. tll.T Attfii* \|iiii(i
|ler inn Hi o f the mblitiu in Pet* j In «u r *n:lii*d‘- 'h e '^td that imiiit- loom- iK-tlut Ihe skv j , lie ptr- Hint Marino Sfnnln Sujit T \\
liirrrr tied far fin d place, and for
livil*.- Grand
fii
fCircu*
’ ll i‘ iu l*nl
L
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a
K'd mnl
i v1nHttrr IJr.
roll’
I'nrk.
Ing
anil
iiqilaslenng
wax
,He*Hlv
j} u Kill \*iJI
n> *■ .t m ;i i.l
if tri
Olh year, June MeGIll wo* In figet
(Kir* to erd,.r tits c jr .itlft cm *
Offli'inl* *nld Ihe 'la n d w-i* needed She oilvor Jetl uddlth tt.vl If-niiui wiih
IiUrrmr Ffi'rrtjrv j ^ ^ . Twitfu** ............ ol. u*fl »»*
place.
iniulA o f *teel-nl pc frame wot b. s d t plavginittul I'lptlpmelll.
Hid
with plntilt floorin g. While pnlico heating and venUlizatlon for w hiad' JlitliD A Krug in W * hiiujlon | Thu IJpy I i
Judge* were Mr*. J. A. I^gan,
MixK itilfjr will
____
struggled ; hrnurh Ihe hyidandpr* hi Ih ) outlying dt'trirl' tlir a* '
Mr*. Roy THIl*. Mrtr. Fred Yonta.
mil* h jifiijttrNi' |j4, ix«n m.ol»’ to- I iuldltro* y i .t-3=»-U*
t* 1III- F\ m *
Mr* II. A.* P i« W , A. B. M clo lW ASHINGTON. May .10. (Ah
uf Ihe r-ravr* nf ihu.e win. d u l l '" a ..l* t pdr*on*‘ lrapped under said that • d fr "lu g room lor » w
%4fii • M'UfJ ict m ill l/'n i" jih! HU I School Fi itf ii
» \*’*-**tIt *< ^ M*1
Heeded and »llelough, 11. A. P ilh fr and 8d «<•• Thi*
- L1
...............
fir»t Meniniial li.-iy Kince not m u r n ftom Imltlr A.nnl the ,ho
Ptogron. cm. lllg athlr’ tr
40H (Mat
i tMl iiiflif!%
J«*V!i*« k,
«.* 1^* if*I 9
r*l (* toilet
farlhtter,
piit
ttltiHv
In
tit
tinned
without
interniptinn.
A*
llninptan. A piano nolo wa» jilny- the end nf World War II prnvtd rubhle
uf
Matilin,
I'lnlipi Htii' 4
1litirriiatiniuil*
M
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Ihe
Imtrirrtnnro
ul
.tde*|ll,ile
a
iPtult.
only
neathy
*
fe
e
lfllu
"
r*i by Lillian Moran.
to !•€> nn td>»ervancc on whirh the Conmt la* inner Paul McNnM
primary aetmob
sun w m *hining fnr nearly a IM* "Cried the need rot- an ru+l to nil reallxrd whni hnil hapnrne,|.
T h eir was »ald In litue been
’"Wr do not ill.end In - t tin ire
hour at retch.
It extended from racial intolerance.
Iho fa r reaehra o f the 1‘aclffe
Obiter vn nee* In ,'hl r e m c i-iu * m no nanle among the l*.',CM)U jamrt"\
aeroxa America tu ihe hnilteflrliU *evtii Kiirnpcan couniric- all Im j med into 'lie area In watch th" today hut we do intend ;o nrrei
' unveiling nf a fifbfiHii irnn»|wirlno f Kurnpe.
th« familiar stump uf flurnl l , i-|!\nv,1J * ^ lj!ir n
From Chief Executive lo hum bote* and Am erkaii flags fur l h e ' " ° n
•
o f Ibe rare track monte* received!
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ble cititen. th# nation paused to I,In llri! American *oliliet- hurnsl
from the B u ie n( PlofUti bv Hie
,
W ASHINGTON, May 30, ( A h - pay retract In the dead o f til there, a* welt o» IM tH 'till lined
rounty tie linealrd ‘ in Hie kcIiooI I D rc.ioti.m o f
Ih*' (trove- of veteran, wo. unde, tit.direct...
President Truman placid a* inU*inu.
V.F.W. A U M l-IA ItV
S U rtln g early negt month* the wars.
SVStftd. Kite (sitntrd mil that <1)1* Slta" l , l l 1" " '
V ,,r ‘ l VV« T ‘ * j / Li' " ‘ ‘ J ' ..k ru n g
„ f Los.
nation'* h a u icw lru are going •" a wreath on the tomb o f the Un- J The Onmha Beachhead <*o the|
year the rountv rr.-elved tWOfti ' rn',,‘- ' ' " ‘ ' " f " f
1
M ary, ndm ,...t ,,1 I ..............
INSTITUTED
have pay approximately a rent known Soldier in Arlington G em e-, Normandy shore where the fir-l ;
'T h b l" »hr «ild
H 162 000 -norUf1,1
r°unty ag en ts o f-,y e ll Camp LI nf S|uiui'h Win
Patriotic, civic nnil voter- j European cANtinllipa n cturinl i*i
mere a quart for milk, 11 rent* »try*
than was nntlflirated or budgeted •
~ ’" u l,<Vl windoMr ,li’" Valarans.
a pound m om for butter and an ans organisations likewise placed .W orld Wpr II «iB* lonely and
Mr* L'arirr revraird that Ihe 1 B-v 01 ' “ w ell* store, eomincniA sprcial Mcm-nml Day -ervire,
The Auxiliary of the Veterans
additional »jx cent* a pound fo r flower* on the monument erecteil quiet today, a* compared to the
committee nf which she U chair-tJ'r**inK ^
nt ' Vort' 1 ' v " r '» ilh
Wuil.l War . and
Spanish
tp
(no
brgvenr
o
f
those
who
fell
hectic
Invasion
onerntim
s
in
o f Foreign Ware will lie instituted man wilt netltlnn th* rrnmty om - l 1 fron» thl* section, marked Ban- tv * r veteran* atti*iuling. was held
rheddir rheeaa.
on the ba'llefield s nf dem ocracy, which the *o|,||rr* fell. The bodies (hi* evening at K;0(> I'. M. at the mUdM irii next TueMlay In r ir - f°™ * wwervanca today o f Mem- Sunday uiurnlnu nl the Fir*i
Chester
Doth at homo and abroad, small that •were burled (hero in lb - l-rgion Hut and IH officers will
|l|k Economic
Slabbillttr
<
I P iesbylciiau t'huirh, with
the
flags were w aring over the grave* loose so m l- *ni| later were moved be Installed bv Mrs. Katejle Davy, mark l»<|f ol the m .o b o rrcclved i ’ *l“ |. or Decoration Day.
[ ^ lio w le * »ay* the** pricaa Im
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J
0, 1, ’r*f trr" l! c v - ,I! r‘ E‘ n - l , rownlw’ giving,
o f men who lost their live* in to a more permanent re»ling place fourth district president, from Mi front the state the p u r p le of b
Add
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w *.* .»*’ •’ addre**.
(he struggle fo r peace, security at St, M u rrn t-C etn rleiy Numb;r ami. assisted by Mr*. W, F. teridg the rdursttonxl standrrd* ; «Bn*
__ annually
r t ________
______ ,< The window
........j p .li-play ...
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andrifaciiltir* In Hempml County, ^arrthf
o u t_bv. Mra. P._ __
E-^RaumiL
at lo
w_
e lL
ami M Uonal honor.-* This a fter Ope.
food hi
McGuire, Mrs. Berths Kingsley. Sire taiso urgrd the ropoort t>t Ih e! '- L chairman o f the Memorial n * , a>r(Uiged by inemlwir o f the
noon
a-Special
Marine
Corps
olv
M d m r E M _____„ r . . . ______
Tredltlnnal moment* nf silence, Mni. I/iis D reggors, Mrs. E. J.
* •• • •
,>av f.ommlUce uf f am pbell-U .'- a
„ r Iran
Ley inn
Auxiliary
Congress ettmlnatea o r euL* food servnnce was held at a monument fid lowed bv the firing nf three lieu h. Joel Fields and Mrs. Groce Junior Chamber
»’ "*« r.:t o f the American Flunked by the American Flm:
Prtaldent Jack ttillyan. while f
on
Constitution
Avenue
depicting
subsides.
volley* by firing sound* iv d the Parhelor. Representative' nf Day,
B
if|w
I
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wit*
nssisted
by
-,ni|
post
fliic',
ul*>'
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the rtlalng o f the Star* and Placing of wreaths hv ilignltnriex tons, Del,end. fit. Cloud ami Or ROtSBenUiiii on Mr* Onrler1*
drtit, ws* .tpniaiidrd tdghly
alien Mlcfiuel tt brlchel, Frank Men- 0f
white gled*. i« *< -uiull -uuu
f.* Doerks says the «AMt amount B rlpoa over Iwo Jlma.
were the general rule, in nil the lando are expected lo attend. The
should . ’ ,TOm' F- " f r 11 - Harinenu and |ntc,| y rii'*) plot Fu nit*r inI tti'S
of tha present price Incretires
in the P atiflc area itself, varl- widespread places where Ihe Ira public Is Invited to witness the he (feclaiTd th.il T e a r h e r,
be W hlgtirvt ixtld wnrkrrs In the I J"u*eK I.olliiue
f ily monument* (r,|p o p p ir'
Vn hon.u 'n u ll "f
will bo announced on tha data
i j 'j 'i ^ F A m g r i e a n decoration day cerem ony and attend an informal
wf*T “ I*" deceraled hy this group. th«> men from Se(wn...lr tuunl)
Iktry go Into affaet.
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UssM u s I'sgs Tktss)
r ? v » lein-h-fftdtt-Tinnil'.
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In Initial (iame While Charlev Bisson
Captured Second l ilt By (i-t Count
Senior Class Of
County 4-11 Girls
Seminole Lauded
Presented Awards For Work In Drive
For WorkThisYear
P.T.A. f ■roup '!'(> \-<lv
('minty I'or ILiilf <H
Race Truck Receipt s
Mclhuflisl
Minister
1'(nuts (till Value
Ol
Self
( cmI rut
Criindslaml Fulls At
Graves Of U. S, War Dead Decorated
Today In Observance Of Memorial Day
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^Bowles Okays Dairy
Price Increases
wr
e
.
In l
Government Demands Action
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tumid S en tre, lit-nige |. .i,11-., an
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evidence on the Kranro question.
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^ r e may tint !«• aide to tetiori it '
finding* |u the Security ( '•■iincli
tumormw,
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Pnrk Avenue
Vn. annual Training nod Eduentimi — T. W. lainton. Court
House
l e g 'l Assistance. Hospital*
■'s’ luf' and Slate Service U ffits'!
Contact through Lloyd
F. Boyle, County Seivice O f;
flee,. Takach* Building,
lb .me Seivice A**i*tnnce in
Seivieeinrii, ex-Serviremeit and
limn Depetulentc
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�PAGE TWO
THURSDAY. M AY 30,1940
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Memorial I)
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K p r f w .l. t S f
H i. S h a a a l l o a a l (l«Jtii « l * < * »
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THE SANFORD IIKRAI.I), SANFORD, FLORIDA
Ruth Youriff To Wed
Janies Jones June 7
;ER IT MORrTHAN ONCE. A. YEAR
flection that the celebration o f thin day
comes iit '11 time when, pcrTinps more than at any other
period since the Civil W ar, there is a great wave o f mis
understanding and controversy in this country.
Fortunately, there is no armed warfare, open .or
threatened, but only a difference of opinion and pro
cedure among large economic groups in the field of or
ganized labor. Yet this problem itself goes to the head
of nil authority, and is capable o f arousing division among
individuals and groups to a degree which might seriously
barm the national welfare.
On Memorial Day we honor the dend who gave
their lives for freedom. It is the time o f all times to
remember and hold sacred our American ideals when
there is any such possibility o f serious political or eco
nomic division aiming honorable men.
. '
IIi m .
Th u r s d a y , Ma y 3 0 , 1 9 4 0
Social Calendtii jCamilla
MY HOBBY BOX
Lufid(j(ui$t
THURSDAY
Institution of®auxiliury and in
stallation of officers of the Vet- J
nans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary's
•l 'Kim I*.
P M.
\f at the
Itin Legion
I i d H uHut.
t
at'8:00
Mrs. Kstellr Davy will install the
The Rochester Strike
tr*orge w
cf*Mnhttt~iorn
idrlits o f Sdlifotd, a ir gu
the Valdez am i will rental
until Sntutda)'. They arr
ttjg seeing old friends,.
llr mid U
fffiMIrtl lo II or »•••« «
•tr*lllrd In IhU Mi*rr n
Ilf ltM*nl n»Ht |t«hll«hrtl
%ll H«Ma I# rritnltlimllon
tfnf tfIa|mii*Isr« hrrrln nr*
TH U R SD A Y , MAY .10, 19If.
B iB i,H
v iJ t n a
rtm
today
•VKIUNIILY IIUILDINCrr MAY
UK YOU AUK W ASTING YOUR
T IM E : 1 looked on ail the wmk»
that Yny hand* hud wrought * *
■ ml ta-nold nil was vanity,—For.
» :l l. - ' ■
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W eUom e ta ck t" lltu cy Bslcli
etui nisi to' J iim td l.lh'
on the Orlando Sentinel
We wonder if there isn’t some
wAy Congress could spray James
P etrillo with » B"°d atrong ssluUon o f DDT.
One o f our readrit seems to
H)lnk that we have Rad too much
to say lately nboul Senator Pepper. Hut we haven’ t had nearly
ae much to say uliout Senator
Pepper as he has had to say
•bout lYesIilrnt Truman.
W e uted to go to the shoe
stole and -Imp around n good
deal to find a sin* rxavtl) to not
liking and a pet fret fll
Nov*
wc do a good deal of shopping
around to find n shoe. Titusville
Star-Advocate. And to hell with
Wednesday morning and road about the ntrike o f muni
cipal omployces-Iti the city o f Rochester, N. Y.
There all municipal services vverc slowed to a stand
still by a strike o f 48,000-CIO and-AFL- workers follow
ing the discharge o f 500 department o f public works em
ployees and the arrest o f 267 pickets for disorderly con
duct;"* Public transportation had ■broken down completely
as all buses, subway trains and taxi-cabs censed operatlmis in that city o f 325.000 persons.
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Streets were reported as" littered With paper ahd
debris as the entire street cleaning department stayed
o f f the job . U n c o l l e c t e d g a r b a g e was p il in g Up ill the
re-iidentinl a r e a s and ill. downtown alleyways. The
tlRffttcprifad to cT5s«nnrd ihc cityvrw on ew ifpi'pfH f “Wotf
unable to publish their usual editions. Anthony Capone,
the CIO lender,.issued ntTQltimntum to the City Commis
sioners that the strike would continue until the City
agreed upon "the mandate from all Rochester labor".
This is not a strike against the government o f the
United Stales, but it Is a strike against the government
of'th e .city o f Rochester. W e wonder if the authority of
such a city government should be less than that o f any
organized minority. W e wonder what will eventually
happen to our city governments everywhere if Unionized
city employees can force city officials to do their bidding.
Senator Pepper to the contrary notwithstanding, it
strikes us that the safety and security of our entire coun
try depends upon an immediate solution to this problem
of labor-management relations.
.MONDAY
Protect Your Health
-SLEEP BETTER,
land. Jr.. D ll Magnolia Av
Circle N o. 3, Mm. Carl FI. 1
I^NteRSPRIN'G MATTRESS and
ATCHlNt; BOX SPRING
-■
BOTH FOR 569-00
YOUR
DOUBLE PEfcK BUNK BEDS
WITH MATTRESS
Complete - 5 5 7 -5 0
FRIENDS
IMMER LOUNGE COT
Reach or for eh extra Sleeping Unit
NEWSPRINT
As tong as we uro talking alatut
u sewugo disposal plant, we
m ight' uir well explain what wc
are talking about A sewer Is a
pipe.
Sewage
is
what goes
through It And sewerage ts an
adjective which desrril>e* the *v*.
tent. So henceforth let’s lint talk
about a sewage disposal plant.
THE N EW SPAPERS of A m
erica. alotlfc wllh pi iirticttliv ev
ery other industry, are fining a
period more critical limit at any
time In history.
Without news,
print newspaper* cannot operate
ami the supply of that vital i»w
material is lieing rut o f f to the
point when* some newspaper* are
curtailing edition*.
The situa
lion can deteriorate rapidly to
where most newspapers must **••
|y IDO*- oir inventories are at one
publishers* Inventories ate. at nor
of the lowest points in history
The two liasic reason* for tincondition Mie the c«a l miner,
strike ipiil tlie strike o f Ihggeiiir,d mill worker*®!!) the Pacific
Nortirwest. A third bade reason
will l « the t a lt strike, which a*
we go ‘ to press appears to lie in
force, althoUh meeting* are still
tf
negotiations
progress,
break down und mediation fails
tlieie will lie no trains nml no
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
Phone 880
to rditain a supply of liupm.
We urge all publishers to ex
amine their own newsprint situa
tion— especially those wlio have
been consuming it faster than
they receive it A moderate vol
untary rurtuilment now may a
void the necessity o f a drastic cut
later on.
We also urge thuic associa
tions with pouting agreement* to
review them for use under the
present riirumstunrc*. and rec
ommend emulation ’ o f ihis ar
rangement, to evrty publisher*'
association III the country.
Nn one knows how long the
present emergency may continue,
nor how . serious It may become..
Publishers who take precautions
now before the shortage catches
up with them will he wise. Those
lion on conditions uf actual or
anticipated supply may live to
regret it.
,
„
||0np.
tir.u m
ite accessories omt a rorplnk and -white*, rutnaSl r. Coptl|n«j »ervnl as
billowing the ri"oF.’ttsi^n tind Mrs. Vincent- Daley
mad f ,
ion
h*|tt »t (lie
v . spending a few .Jays 'with
yf[,u|,.u
ic with punch unit
rs. Daley's pat rut*, Mr. nod
....... . . . vetl. A /ter'rein «m *
»s.
1;. ItUidtck. They will
ilh the guc»(* for some '.line'
th e„collide l i f t fur a .iliuri ta
TiTmr
iver, N. A. 8. wheti
They .w ill make their home
vigil Daley will he stationed
this city until Sat
F'istiei lot nprnTr
nuintlis ;i> l M i.
to tnnl.1 Hit lout
IPgiilrv
sent her piano mid clniioct s tu -j
dents in a. recital at the Womans
Club Tuesday evening at *:un
o'cl/K'k* Huston llabceclj. vioJin-i
i(t. « i l ! he Ih r assistant talem
■m the program.
Selections will be given from
com posers Addinscll, I t a r t le t t ,
(Inch. Ileethoven, Chopin, tyvnrag,
LkJ.tfs.-V, Hems, Keats, -KrelsJoi. .
Ltchner. I.cmar**! Liszt, Mcarham,
Rimsky-KomaJsStn, Knife, (Rubin'stein, linchiunnimiff. Wachs and
W agner, 1
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■ *:!ir«ls'th
t
V . , llelvii Hutchison.
11 ggli . M i-. I ' o i •
\\. ti. Fleming, S\i-
ITWt , \|.
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Welcome*IlODVe Patti1
GlveirUpl; John Park
Iiy
her
119 WEST FIRST STREET
will DELIVER to you at once,
llrtwrrn S OU \
M.
and
6 : 0 tl
P
M
tim th ci
Presbyterian Church will me*'
I r . I'nlhtiUM. \%hi» u pin**
thy home o f Mrs. J’. L. C**rt*-> ">■ mi<tf to *peiul wotnr time in !••••••
Cameron Avonue At 8:C0 P. M i trig iiml Ahiharmi v i « 11in^r ir lu
The piano and clarinet • pupil- •tivf*.
o f Miss Madeline Mallem will I"
presented III a recital at the W.
m ho. Club at 8.00 P. M.
flu
'
Mow in •! .vt'di io 'ii and iiiollli'i
public is extended u cordial m u
• Mr, M II. Andersen. Irfl thitat ion
i morning
fm
Port
l.audeidali
I when* he will receive his d i
ploma (nun high school where he
i gallanted
three yearn ago.
He
lias rem it y returned from the
China
Thcntei
of
Operation
where he served with tlit* Army.
TIRES
PHONE 1133
Mother’s Night” Is
Observed By Pilots
Dessert-Bridge Given
At B. C. Moore Home
In In'Jyult if the S u n . ..do i » •
tfb (kiwrtrll, l*nretil Teat her Asoriatinn. Mi*, t lv • at tar
rd to memiiers it, tl e mtere
>f
getting higher salaries for tr it
Mrs. II. i
Minn* and Mr* er* ami bet ei otaiiit* ruinee of ht>
Martin Klvien en ler'ai e-t frleiidy| sch ool, thimighiiiit tlie eo* ty.
yesterday afternoon will, „
She asked tltc co-ope'ivtinn of 'he
sert-hridge at tnt- former'* home |r |u|
Ir in helping to k*ep this r***>pn Flast Second Street. The din
1 before the put-tic nod njr
jftg loom table » » - certiered witb
er assistance it might lend to
a large mirror which w » , covered ward the cause.
with pria*'* and encircled with
The club actcp e*i .*n invitation
red hibiscus.
,
o f the Orlumlo hod I'elauul .tdrs
As the guests won the .nolesls to attend a pitnlc to he hel.t l l
they would p u t It-pll/t- fn.ni tire San lurodii Springs on Jam 18.
group.
Tile W l t i n e l * w e r e
lu g h
score bridge. Mi
F.nl Vain,
secoml hig)i bridge
Mi
I'..-*
Adains, first Miii'ii*'
Vi
New by; secoml screen*'. Mi*. FIlalec K jjrh h off:
Those playing bridge
M '«.
tivurge M ct'all, Mrs. Hm w Hart
rlaon, Mrs. W . II. Ilrin-on, Mr*.
8 . C. i)icker*nn,' Miss KitM’ hoff.
Sir*. C. J. F'isher. M i- F'ruttk
I.amson, VJis. Adam*. Mi
Yarn,
Mr*. Harry llrereo. Mr- V 'I.
Phillip* and Mrs. Kivleii
Those playing c b e . t i i - were
Mr*. C. It. I lawsuit. Mi - Sally
G ray. Mr*. Newby. M i, My tun
Bmith. Mr*. M. ,N i t . , eland.
Mrs, A
I. Peter,*.,. ,t"l Mis
Moore
new
1
USED
FURNITURE SPRAYK
306 Weit Second Street
TH( INOINtfR AND TWO MARINIS WIRI KlUID^and thirty Marine* w ere Injured, when Ihli
bound troop train Jum|icd the rail* fifteen mile* cast of llarriibur*. P «, The train wa* carrying 208 Mtri/Je
combat veteran* front San Diego fur discharge. The engineer, C. E. M erge!, of Philadelphia, died when
scalding steam ,Hooded the locomotive cab following the derailment.
(International Xoundohoto)
WORK UANTS
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
.
.
ELTON J. MOUGIITON, JR
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Real Eatuto Baiea—KcntalR—MortRaRo Loans
We are happy to announce that
Dejiendsbie Insurance and Bonds
Phone 960
,ny*r'
WORK SHIRTS
’
RELAX*, COOU-OFF
and HAVE
a GOOD
'I lM l
Room;'4. Florida Slate Bank nuldimt
TIME
Visit Frank'*
T a v o r n or
come out to
MufchfiiR uhirta with deep
pockets, full cut f o r . c o m
fort.
for a pleasant
evening.
$i.71 to $O.Gi)
I s*st|IM•••<1 I MINt I'
ithii i(ir<! in Wnrli! \\ .»i II »
»hown. ami n -i*n rcrjui'i
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Ihr \ . .diary l,c Inf-rnied
naoii-. >1 dead omitted I tic tulbiwtng hiimitcd . ■ ><
luted •• W Hillard. N> I •
FI. liny sill J. M. Dtnneei. I..I- t
Freneh. .1 It. Itudd. W. It >yi
J. Vitim, Partin, 1‘osaie Spucv
llu iu re
ITlumu,,
M.
Iliaiill
Adam*, J, t*. A rant, K. It Hell
IV. Kdwin Hrrtrmn, H. Dtokmey
er, \V p. iltthrmnn. A. M. « •dboK. It Dighton J> . F’ redet
Dyson. Ji
Jidm llrt'itey. *
iKvnn*. James \ tlillon. ! • It
rreslon . l.im r, I l(<>lg
nest M. K alllff. .1. «
VVnlter Schonenmnn,
Trl HIV of
II. JAMES GUT AGENCY
i f •* alUi
COVERALUS
;Q,64 to SA.5G
A* Insurance Solicitor
Senior Girls Have
Sanlantlo Picnic
FRANK’ S TAVERN
HI-HAT CLUB 1
PHONE 78
The girl* awam in Ihr alter
noon and a f.er rating hake*
beans. .putat<\ chips, weiners, cak*
and soft drinks, en joynl nn even
ing o f darclitg until BblO P. M.
Mix* Ethel Ki*rr ami Mrs. J
N. Durden, sponsors o f the rlub
were present with the gh'Up ol
approxim ately Hi girls.
a ao
LARGE SUPPLY
J *Aa. J'*
with railroad
_
-
•I
Strongly made for full
CHOKE
PRICESi
Adult* ...
Childrwn
Novelty “SUInkay to
While They Last
.0 0
■
leather, aturdlly
). double aUtched
with heavy goleg.
u n i v e w Ia l
% '
Seminole High School ha* elected
member* to hold o ffic e for neat
'.C ly d e Butt wilt M d the
i a* president; Simon Ding
, vice, president;
Huston
icV, treasurer anil Spencer
in, secretary.
i follow ing Key Club memattended the international
iitlnn held in New Orlean*
tty: Glenn Llngle. J r . Clyde
Gwynp Ree<i. Doyre Me-
'K i *
S. min..?.
I IIS' II* 1-,'f -
M
II
c li
ele. tf.l
n ffflie itin
e lciti’.l tn sciv e next ic
president, lean Sayi't; m
■ent, t.yltiSn lh>>le; «*Evelyn R atliff; trensuirr
Lhnnii"ii; cltnptnin, Helen
(er ’ anil Ttiunselm, '.Ml»*
Htevrns.
is « * i
Ranrrrr
A lso Mr*. Al F’ . H unt,.M rs.Joel
8. Field. Mr*. FL B. Iutney, Mia
Huth Scott, Mr*. 0 . M. Harrison,
Mrs. O. A. Jartell. M is. M. I
Haliorn. Mr*. J . I - Clerk. 3tr»'
Rail Jlropme, Mr*. VV. FL Holly.
'heal.
‘ **
R. r . Maxwell...............
M r s ,/’ .
Mr*. L-.
R. C arter and Miss Maude Ram
DlWn BAkbr (iiven .
Officers Elected
Outttofo*
Supper I'Yte
By Key Club Group
WORK GLOVES
. .
.
. ^0-INCH
llUi l i .)
Mvml-et* o f the Sriiio* Inde
pendent Girl* spent a joyful evenittH'at Sanlandu Springs recently'
Tintispnrtatlnh was furnished by
Myra Madden and Lillian Humph-
TODAY AND FRIDAY
niW.
VV. H. B R U C E
ttev. McKinley
Speaks At Lake
M an Exercises
BODY — FENDER WORK — WELDINf
ANNOUNCEMENT
U ti Tong
Trultick.
AUTO PAINTING
Kljaki or Blue Denim-pant
v^ilh reinforced Beams.
312 EAST FIRST ST.
'
Select one. .ot. your,
favorite drtig dorr*
and
Ilk m u givgii. Tueulay evening h*
s.'ioar im m i.'i' v» n -<s.ti
F'red II. Hlllmer uud Mis* S ei
lianie Hamilton Sharriwk of |l- riuircli oi the Itrdeetner
Hotel Montezuma hoaorlng ev icrettlOtll Ml and Mizi.
paratrooper Cpl. John W. Pat >
Jr. o f l.o|ii>inna who served <>
the Philippines, Okinawa and Jai
uti ns a member o f the o il Ah
Isirtte and is a gtaduate of Milovi
Military Acmlemy.
petting, *J.V>7 Palmetto Avenue;
I’nrk will enter laniisiann Stm
Circle No. I, Mrs. Z. A. Lamdent Diversity in Septemlwi to eon
I-erg. Drown Avenue; Mr*. F'red j Mrs. I. C v King o f Albany. (L* plefe his studies unit twelve
I who iia* been visiting het pat degree in engineering
Wilson, 1900 Sanford Avenue.
t-nt, fo, the past week will ir
Those present
nndud.d Jtv
TU ESD AY
* Iann home 1Thursday.
Sh* will P.uk
Fled IllUmri
M i-- Shu
Business Womans Cirrle of tin
acc o tiip u n k ril
WhighiiiMt
K, it . Mist E0«*
FOR PRESCRIPTIONS
Mis- Jhhn Anderson of Kiiiiio
C ity, M o,, is visiting her parent-.
Mr. and Mm. Claude Whiddrn for
sevetal, weeks. She will he Joined
iiy hrr husband, on June 8 who
ia flying dowgn / o r a 10 day visit.
He ig a student o f flockhui
College in Kansas City,
I m*
Complete — $ 94 -5 0
Wte ARte BEbblNG SPECIALISTS!
». T d l N cip«r anil
. John Mliter nf t *■•
own w h o arv tTn tTu'ir
after sprinting thr
the on]
n<>nnl o f Presbyterian Auziliary will .meet a t the church at
•tiaii P. M.
Circle* o f the W.S.C.8. o f the
Flral Melhhtlist Chinch will meet
at .1:1)0 P. M. a*' firikiwaV C*i«U
T, Mr* W alter’ Raines, H ojlj^ A ve-
IJ lIIO It AND l, UBU8liy;U
What ever happened to the tilwlio were going to put an end to
these
strike*
when
they got
b a ck ? — F'oit Myers News-Pres*.
W ell, a good many o f them hav
en’ t been able to get out o f the
house yet t<ccuu*c they can’t flint
any clothes to wear.
—
Florida ranked 43rd, only.seven
from the bottom o f the list, in
the number o f rejection* by Se
lective Service for educational
reason*.
Thai i* nut something
to which vve point with pride, but
it la something which the people
should know atmtil, and do som e
thing alma!.
It*
A-
Mallem Piano Recital
Tuesday At 8:i)0 P. M.
m Mraikri
IPrtil Hhlrh. »
ahrly fttllllrd It* Ihr u»»
Itulsllrnl Ium of nil fcnta ill
Ih r
Tim marriage o f . Mi-* Hull
Klrniim
Yount; iiittl Jinn*'* J.
June* o f I’ hitniK'tphin will tak.place June T »t
I*. M. at
ilir All Soul* Catholic l hut.
with . Father
W illiam Nuclitr il>
officiatin g. No invitations ate
mg issued hut all friend* of the
couple a ic it iilially invited to at
tend.
Fallowing the ceremony a n*
*r|>tion will Ik* hrlil at the honir
o f thr bride’* patents. Mr. and
Mr*. J. A. Young, Sr. Mr. Jones
is thr son o f Mr. and Mrs. James
I!. Jones also o f I'hilndrlphin.
Colonel and Mrs. W. E.
FL Raker
entertained their daughter,, Dll on.
party at
at a n outdoor
.'tary last
their .hom e .on
......
The hnnber o f the grnduattlhinbH High,
gat bet ed tn the yard
a barlrecued chicken,
I was prgparejl , and
bnel aVd Mr*, linker,
Dorothy , Crumtev,
S
a Jr. and Dilon. FMdipper, dancing
was enJJoyrvt.
and
Stiiifnti
Council
llrctt'il
, New
Mudelil euunril of Seminole H lglt,
alec tel to serve, next year a r e :!,.,
fie-limit' t itas*. M iry Kvtm, Mar- t
fu* llpw *n amt Stanley R r u m le y ;,)"
re cUaa. Alvan Pent t f , i |r.
.*e Dutton. Lillian M ora lj , „
■ Shoemakeri jtfnlor *!«**,J—
!!eel, De te SUoit'ton, Sim- V'
frlder. Clyde llutt. P e t t y '" ',
and llu tcld Knstner. The
SWIM TRUNKS BY
JANTZEN AND B. V. I
$2’r>° t(> *4-(,o
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Concrete Pipe, lYuMftifc lildckH, Ready-mixed Concrete.
Septic TnnkH, Concrete Fence Po«l, Well Curbs and
Property Afarkeni
NEWS
EVERYTHING FOR FUN-IN-THE-S
Terry Cloth Jackets, $1.85 and $2.00
.
,
NTING
^
Livtirgston
for
*n'i
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
i sure to j
Phone 1211
iA T U R D A
Rknfori!, Florida.
Singletary.
. V •-\ * ’ 1
-
-
a ' < . ... ••
■»
. . .
Colton Robe*, $6.95 Upward
.♦."•••
Leather Sandal*, $4.00
B. L. Perkins
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
i.
�I'AfiE FOUR
THURSDAY, MAY 30,1946
THR SANFORD HRIlAI.\)t SANFORD, FLORIDA
Ccleryleds Win
)v(*r Saints In
Double Header
INS1DK SIM JIM’S REPORT
ll>
STANDINGS
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with
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that
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Ym tenlay
R A .. EARLY ROHE
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Jor Ju n tk r
A II
164.
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45
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la
.Maine Cobbler
27c
I.AIUiK STALK
u l t ‘ 5 T t* N C i A
Oranges, do/ ....................69c
Watermelons, It) ....... 3c
25c
1.0E. WHITE
New' Potatoes, 5 lbs
4 IA :-l‘ tNK M E A r ■
^
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24‘c
36c
'
Celery, stalk ........
10c
Iceberg Lettuce 2 Jieads 25c
RED BLISS
New Potatoes, 5 lbs**
> »
Potatoes, 10 Hjh • .
Peaches, 3 lbs
45c
Yellow Onions, *3 lbs
-15c
Ca Iif,JUunonSr32sizCy d o / -2lU>
Cantaloupes, each :...
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i .Tomatoes, 3 lbs -............. '36c
21c
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Daytona Beach vs. Sanford
l.-n- jfij* |iift in i Lit
rtii|iii*B tjiwififi n*n( *’«<i
T ilB -
3 «i
THEY'RE JUST AHEAD / THEY
OF US.rONTO. W E'LL/ BETTER.
STAY BACK TILL Z / \ STOP
WE KNOW WHERE y / f SOON.
THEY'RE HEADING ) (. STORM
~ \ r —^
■— y & t l B A D 1
K:l)0 P. M.
Georgia Shipped, Dressed & Drawn Fryers lb
,
IT‘5 RAINING HARD, DAO IF YOU
MUST GO OUT ON BUSINESS,TAKE
cTaite o f y o u r s e lf . iM ______
WORRIED ABOUT
" I LL BE
YOU! ^ _____^
A ll RIGHT,
GRACE
THANK HEAVEN SHE DOESN'T
KNOW THE TRUTH, THAT I'M R ID
ING TO HELP 'RANCE' KELLER
AND HIS CROOKS. AND THAT
I M A TRAYOR TO AY/ SHERIFF'S
CATU |
...------------ -- . . . . rr.„ _ r
Vi
’■ & % % >
n f r o t e '
1'apy i
AMAlW/Hll.F
GUESS THE SHERIFF S RIGHT I'M
JUST AN OLD FOOL V/HO DRINKS
TOO MUCH BUT LONG AS I'M ALONE, MIGHT AS WELL TAKE A
NIP. I
.
lilllti tf. Inill*
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t . I * *rll
» Mrt* 1•» ?*.•».»••( *1 '*
w
<** Itill hi
V *(|[ H* t i f l r
HOW MUCH FARTHER,TA T THE HEAD "
'RANCE', BEFORE WE 1 OF THE CANMEET THE SHERIFF
. YON.
WITH THE GPUb5
*
3
Hailing
Hailing Today
,IU
It
Harp llridp
bb hit** iH r.
(11‘I_ T i ^ N
jw t>
t T i IO e
« 11»(lit* hi i 111.......
•>l*
Hailing
Name
lludd) Lake
2%o «t« **. ’ *
Friday and Saturday
- :*i tJtkf Jf . . '
- lilt - IllMr M .l. f
“ **; l. ikr*
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|w utjll—4 fLiF»^*w U ..v -Iti
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l t Iftggti
*”W r sDpjvsflon *lt^ Tbuf ’ n sfl/i'l
conitrurt n f4#iri' amufwl l»|w prtik
nftil dermntc with all kirnU *-f
u ii
aI «iU?**! i,\t:
FBI) AVKttACKS
i»*r
A ll
B B S w s iitfr
V H r r d iiN <if P i i i t l g l i
•i r i i ; v t *; a m i : »
ject wnrlh while fo r M i; (im pel
to JnvcCtigatf.. . •'
•
201 Eu| First Street
Sanford, Florida
F or
AUitU.ltlnt. ul I.valuin'.
HaO
tlclory again.'I one dr felt
Dave Hrlik*. bv virtue of liU 'tvuij
’
ftrkt Uining trljde-' lakl_nly)il ‘ w onj
' ...
" two Tnimlabr pen Slid ■peitcir'rH* ,-’*••“ - " 0 '
nwanlffl by M.itfter Fum llum O t -i }|J4j’1,1,*t
Brltle til the wav li **i th'i- ( >r
won. In aiillltoi! In Mu- tWo‘ l,*i> i
1 isi mi ,i
S
Uilpndo und it Jx-rertalnly-a *!>)•
flu b
, Howlnttou nMl li.. vpeking, hi* *|*th ,!■..» nr,
»f « -lift nt u n if
Inif *
Thin *'Unhid Kart" want* tun
serviei- to mid from the (>nik In
riufiii? - lorn ilHs | ,
Ttrn« o f p.iH jr
|ilite during the :»*mtld tilt with
a double mid t»n nlngle* in Once Halt.in
trips in hike hi* average to 402
J' 'jj1'«T W i)U -.U lfcJ ‘C(W4*le* U itiD a y - r U . . y . '
Iona Beach Islmdrr? at tin* M u n i-' i. ., ,,ifl.
clple Hark at B OO o'clock. Manager j Do'lo»i
Ijery'h hurling uchcdul* rails for (ijjw***'''
JodlP HOWlnitcn to take Utt mound Lu iv.ik,
w*ti t fi
l
tunin g
it* populutiun mid
%.t,|
m nnot draw any l**tttp tlmi
have thi« vent. It 1* tjno
Oilandn hn* rimny u t t d ibut nt -tin- ,um c lime it Inof people.*
llilm ido III. D rU m l t), (|u inMint's).
liiilnt-Hvilk' 10-1, I.craUurjf 1*2.
Daytona llrttih 1-0. I’ululku 1-0.
- fiamr* Today
Iinytnna lt(-u h at NANFOIlD.
I'ldathn nt .Orlando,
lift .mid nt OaintaviH*.
G lT T U M UP,
r x SCOUT
COME O N
S IL V E R !
RAIN'S GET TIN'WORSE PAMCF!
AND LOOK Al THAI lllU N D E R HCAD. WE’D bETTER FIND COVER
NOW! r r —
— ^ ~ -^ *
Wisconsin Edam Cheese
Fresh Beef Tongues
II
Delicious Sliced Cold Cuts, Asst.
T 2, Skinless Weiners
II
T 2, Country Smoked Sausage
Bulk Cottage CHEESE
ib
Spiced Luncheon Sandwich Meat
Cooked Salami
lb
TEA
1/4 Ib. *•
BEETS " a" ' h11t n° «w <■*«
V-8 C O a i A l L 46 oz. can
POTATOES No. m can
THERE’S A N OVERHANG, K
DOWN-TRAIL A B IT . WE’LL
HOLE UP THERE,
STEftM Nfi
SAL T
2-2 lb boxen
■*Mr*l __
HAhUT
" ^ - B
LOVE ME » D IS H r r / - f
no,
t
c a n rAice
for a n a n sw e
— 1 ME *JW»
P A U L R O B IN S O N
FOR. WEEKS I'VE BEEN
TT2VING TO FIG USE Y O U /-B U T W
T W ^ r KISS WAS THG ’A U * CLEAR
rr e x p l a in e d
a.
O k: AY/ SO \OU D O N T
E T T A '--W I L L
YOU M A C C Y j
v
s r:
ra / rj
(iOLIILN
KKV
CHURNGOLD
lb. ctn. 25c
T.l
MILK
3 Tall cans
NO. 2 CANit
ORANGE JUICE
* o r~ A
TOMATO SAUCE
c n
I.ABV HF.TTY
D O N T BE R iD lC V
YO U CE rEPCYBLY
71 C u re - o u r - r "
Dr h hHI Fancy nug.r
SUPER SUDS
P e a s , N o . 2 can 15cr
Or I .Manta Dirfd
B e e fs , 16 o z. j a r 10c ■
Lge Pkg. 23c j Prune Juice, qt. 25c
ETTAKETT
.
I COULDN T FIGURE
YOU. riLLYOU KISSED
ME .- THAT TpLD ME r
^PEOPLE R EAD MINDS
PALMS. TEA LEAVES.I READ KI1
A n d DON
KILLS
LAUGH
HOW S THIS// - VOURE
INLCrVG.-NOr WITH ME/
fiBST is S IM P L E /- LYQU ASKED ME TO MARRY
th e
- Ktaklry*. Tam il*
-------Jidfi!, No. 2 con 12c
Baby Food
IBleach, ' « ffal.
jar 8c
ACrUALC
| (irapf fruit
E V E W V T H IN G
Lge. Pkg. 23c
li
Sections,
SWEETHEART
t)rl Mania Wrparrd
Prunes, jar
Van Camp'*, T. H.
PEACHES
No. 2x/i can 26c
— , o n -V -A
I'.::.*
Dot Mont# Royal Anna Na ! ! ,
Cherries, jar
Kloklry* Ooldfn Ranlam
HEY/ DIVE INTO A
o f f /-’-AND
a n o AfTE
after
TOILET SOAP
Beans, 3 cans
KISS READ
ING/ THAT'S I
MY HOBBY C
FROM NOW [
w,JH'
EXTRACT
Sm. 12c
Lge. 27c
SEE IF SHE MARRH
GUY. THAT I'VE j$ r f
—
GOTTA , f V v - ;
- r 's . k n o w -V h - d
lDING
ISNT
TELLING
'N‘ STUFF/j
h X S T D P THE WEDDING,
IF I HAYS T O P O KE
HIM IN THE (IT
M *
-1 N O S E
i
SOUNDS
UKS A
SLAPPY.
lbs
lc
25 lbs
$1.39
Corn, No. 2 can 16<?
(•rnrufr VaDry Cat
3 Rear.
Qar»?Oc
COUPON
S > b u M8AN w
BY KISS PEADI
28c
BALLARD'S ,
F J .O U R
Beans, No. 2 can 16c
KltMn*'
.*
Catsup, btl.
14 oz.
17c
Tbit Bba
Fruit Jars, doz. 59c
Qaart 8taa
Fruit Jars, doz. 79c
Orangt! Blomnm
Honey, lb jar
30c
Sani-Flush
�v
i
PAtiF,
TI1K HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY, MAY 30,1946
FIVl»
K rllu g gi Cereal*__Variety
P ackage
pl<g
23c
P ost
T o a s t ie s
n ox
9c
A Ffurt r»t
J e llie s
a u
*
10c
3 2 or
B u tter
Itirgafn* galure ilr*plti' f.««l «hi»ta>!r*
thing*! L iivrlf* Super Market* hn.big event!
v o
l u
m
e
_Trnppej llrrt
mi
Jliuji Mark, u fine li.ail. m il
psiiitittK ittjrn*. nutniniiliili^
ifflatje jAim'rWFiWi'Sflni®
I w w , ."it.umt m M iter «n*l re
•iniiiiil In nil or glue fur li|inl‘i»
ronlily -flights P.oEyrjkpd _
Gdod Tlttu Saturday, Juno 1
The Kiluitetn finmultt lliu'. unit 1
J u t . t M i t f U e d . j'* t » i . « J t e i i ± > ' i
H « i i ( i l i H e l ) r e m i n ’ ii i'\ )i e r in le > n t :.l
O akite
Dolly
1) proven unlit 27 year* nflet *1
uu< |irb(Kiuiiiloi| 11 itirtj.
r*o
M o j)s
Ajk-'At Stotp For Spccn.l Color Price CiTij
FANCWGPAPEFRUI1 Si C l.OSS
PQH, PIMPLY
O M P U X IO N S
a
K'nlb'e HcrI
r 'u
__ QuidIf
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Atlantic National
Ducklings
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THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
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YOUIt SERVICE NEI-T»:
Insurance Analysis
Insuraure Survey
i HIotters
j Claim
Hoad Map?
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35c
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ANNOUNCING
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Ck»n|« In ownenhip' ol
The Music Box
Smoked Ktnnan
111 Wo«t First Street
F. C. Winn, Jr., new owner
Hradlel* Ocean
Special Saturday Only
BEECH-NUT
Huliy FikmIh
One 63e phqnogi uph record
The imale irou went whirt
1 -* . - -
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Chopped
Slrainod
free with each ?.rppurchji.sc.
WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN
<V
a complete irlec
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lion of d «uic«l sodjKopid
12'QZ.CAN
Sanford and
Seminoto County"
IT FLOATS
Mu»ic — Piano* — Radios — Acccssorfcii
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(W H E N A V A IL A B L E ) •
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11
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DREFT
(W H E N A V A I L A B L E )
Large 23c
For Dithe* & Fine Fabrica
VEL
. (WHEN AVAILABLE)
�.•AGE SIX
THURSDAY, M AY 30,1946
TOE SANFORDlHlrtALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
A catfish, Licit thins thi
it« skin 8* well at throug
Kill* can stov olive in soli
mud during drought.
D - ELECTRIC
SERVICE
-
1f i it- were "not fo r ailtfi
lig h t' our night* would be ile.
ot ______
coor*. relieved only by a
n c
trast-of moonlight and shad
A cow has only one stomach 1 A silkworm
Tiny nyJon-iruuUte.l roils fur
telephone henJ.et* withstand heal but it r*is divided into (pur c o m -[tin g le thread
•nd cold better than any o'.hef part men tt.- each with a different^ third to three
type.
.
.
function.
along.
FRIDAY,
MAY
31,
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FI.OniDA
1946
J f f TWENTY-SEVEN DIE IN RICHMOND PLANE CRASH
• IGNITION
• •G EN ERATOR
•
•STARTER
•B A TT E R Y
W t Al-SO HAVE NEW BATTERIES
IN ALL SIZES
ROAD SERVICE
SWAIN’S BATTERY SERVICE
L. M. SWAIN, Owner
Corner 2nd nml Onlt
«
Phone £
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Baby Foods • ’
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Should Sea deatfor
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ttir% v rr r4»lh prr|»ifT
flit u of frr»h ft****!* mIIIi
11c
your h o in c.B on io m a
terials ca n n ot b o r e
p la c e d lor the duralion. BUT y ou sh ou ld
be p ro te cte d a<jc.inst
.fin a n cia l loss. Lei u»
ch o c k y o u r n oljcle*
cu ite n l
A
(
SERVICE
{■ M A R K )IS T T T H r " O C C A S I O N
k
POTATOES 10
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PRIME MINISTER C. Tsaldarls reads
m
POTATOES 5
<4 Greece.
*
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Kellogg* CereaU—VartetT. f.
the opening speech nl the first ses
sion e f lho fourth Greek Constit
uent Asw pibly In Athens, Greece.
Shown standing in JhC fccegruund
Is Archjiiil.i.p llaruarkinne.JIcg^it
- PHONES
78
Insecticide
tU H R
(/d(rrnaitonul)
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AND
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Package
pW
a
Toasties
n-o*
23i
Chocolate
Grand Sweet
COOKIES
3
The Sanford Horald g<>U Intu
........... Shan (WUI hnrrn s~tTrrnir~3»
Sunshine Sugar Untie,
Have in treat your sec
our spec
Southern Chemicals, Inc
one
2 0 4 N o r th E l
C. M. Boyd, Company
(NUT
IM u til OUATKIM
S a n fo r d ,
F lo r id a
Cabbage
4 '/2c Cauliflower ib 15c
ib
' A r t t y V t i ’o w
Fresh Calif.
150
COUNT ROLLS
F A N C Y G RA PEFR U IT SECTIONS no 2 can 2 8 c
Pineap pies 2 ° 3 5 c
Marsh Seedless
Itudco Farms Kgg
Oranges 4 ib» 29c | Grapefruit 4 ibs 22 c Noodles ib
: SNIDER C U T BEETS
M IX E D VEGETABLES
V -8 VEG. C O C K TA IL
JA C K SO N VEG. . SOUP
PHONE 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
Sauce
15c
14c
14c
no 1 can
8c
Pan Rekdy Stewing
VOUOMS
12-oz
Kratt Who. Dried
Iteg. Independent Bafsty
Matches2box«15
Food 8-oz'cln 10c
sh ap e-
— SHE IJS FOR—
AUTO PAINTING
SIMONIZING •'
BATTERY CHARGING
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
SKAT COVERS
USED CARS & •
TRUCKS
|
AND
BODY
10.1 N . I'a ln tr tln A v r itu p
Celle-Wrappad. Eviscerated
Paid Dog
SAU SAGE
Hmall Meaty
Prunes
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14c
ib
Sausage
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IVORY SdAP
-------------------- * /hone 371
Wlir.N AVAlIJklH.r.
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ib
6C
Sausage ibbag 37c
3 REAL ESTATEFORSALE
Sausage
ib 43c
Sunnyfand Purs Pork Smoked
Sausage
ib 43o
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UPHOLSTERY fab ric.
A fine
selection In slock. It. S. Brown,
2011 North Orniqje, Orlando,
Concrete Co.. J. E Terwilleger.
-E alflbluhcd FLUORESCENT light strip s, 2C
W att and 40 Watt. Ilauer Ap
pliance*.
i
1120
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YOUR HOME
C . ^ C . W e ls h
NOTICES— PERSONAL
supplied *1 'h r low prl«r
N A S H V IL L E — Driving June Tib,
2 pa*9cn£er*
Phont
64H-W SutUrdmy, Sunday «»r
*ubo«r.
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LEAVING fo r California Momlay,
J-plere
room
•
VINE ripened tomatoes $2.00- per
bushel. J. H. Tinoei. L w Mon
roe. Phone County 2105.
bIhiwii
FOUND
msfsrUi.
llussoch
ftnUhrd Cork(l<rational Chair
a l ball .park—<MV
id-knlt sweater. PI
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Hark
la m p .
We
HENS AND FRYERS
sprlng-flllrd.
suite 8
J t lu illi r lr
tall Tutdr
I'resli Dresscil .Iloiuti (inuvn
Itoomy
LOST Z
IVautlful
rum ldrr
this
Southern Dairies
“ Sealtest”
Vnnilln, Chocolate,
I’ in e n p p le
ICE CREAM
arte o l tin lust « slurs wr liarr
1 YORK upright pleno. 1 Flor
ence
ail
circulating
*
FOR HALB
Pont 4 6 0 -51.
•_
TOK SALE five room bungalow
Sanford Haicht, section, immedi CANNING T om a loei |L
ate pooaesslon.
Robert A. WUttS
Atlantic Brnk Bldg
eur . Nable*
lit one I«whit* 'Fox
' fiswets
•*Troulile. Cltlld*
Phone
■reward
MADE FRESH DAILY
IN OUR STORE
A YEAR TO PAY
D o w n v -fla k e
Cake
SATURDAYS AT 7 :0 0 P. M
WtSSOR
bunds
Two
stoty
frame d w ellin g' vety
Tire Repairing
6
S «nU for you to flnanco
B M ..
cm on EASY TERMS!
odd and m«tal sb U B^*58c sq. foot
13"
Al l. BRAND NEW
BU TTRRBKANS
with VENETIAN
Vcnetinn blinda made to fit any alze windows
G EN E R A L home appliance lepair work.
Washing machine*
vacuum cleaners, fan*, etc. uOfl
W . 2nd.
Phopa 1064-J.
ences excham
1
$i
DODGE • PLVJHOL I'll
PAR I S .AND 8E B V K K
100 Pslm rlto A»<.
rb on e lOlt
il
DYNAMIC
WHEEL
BALANCING
i Hr* *
(4 (
f
urnut«e-
SPECIAL SERVICES
II M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, Flu-
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
W f enn make
i enables
about the
nil* take
and lav
i-. Write
tVr have-rurrtully s.lrrlrd r.
plr.rs for this ll*t.i» rm.in I1
lir.e will h*»e spe-Ul »pp«
returt.rd servls r nun units tits
mt*s it!
FLOOR HANDING
,ml finishing. Cleaning and wax
ng. New doors surfaced to per
il<**
Old floors flljp'lb like
I
•
FOR SA L E
17 At'RKB land, 7 In *rov*. 2 (3
orange*. 1/3 U itfvrlne*. A p
- prtnim atelr 3W T r v w r P T 1«
$<1,500.00. $3,000-00 cash, bal
Telephone
ho
LOANS
Sunnyland U Llijk Purs Pork
L *
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HOME LOANS
l-et us help you buy "> build
home of your own will,
monthly re payment l-.-.n lb
Is just like ic n l1 V\b la util
til I-nan-.
FIIA Loan* ui
Our Own lu.nn plon
FIRST FEDERAL -S.\\|M.>
and LOAN ASSOCIATION
o f Seminole County
20V Magnolia Av*.
Phone r.
LDKRLY man, cm jdryed. wishes
board and ruoin within walking
distance o f First und Pa(k Ave.
with private people. Reply Box
C, F.. c / o Herald.
47c
fcc*. • •llotlrss Navy llcltcat (G rum m an FCF),
f<hf tlrolU r air d * t » •prr * -1
surs over the Ran IHrco area. m
In m
» dre»‘ irhrarvU
' f hes
AVte.1ic .bomb IrtU at Bikini atoll thl« «*m m rr.
Jan. planned as part of the atom
lirlilr Vlt >•*.......................**moU»rr‘'
IlflU a l In im rd liU lr
n>e drone Iforeground I It controlled
Lr Hie
riq.lcnU- to As-V
n the rear while a second plane drive* a tandbr thnold Ih r flf\i « n r falL
C ai« I i » * l
ronlrol plane*, will be launched
■S A,.I* »- - • '
lui m l the test* four drone*, earn will. I
Sim Uwt il
•**
Iron, the I'KK Shangri-la and wW be eon .lied first from lire carrier's deck.
Jien from a mother plane tn the air-and final
323
11 i l l II I
WANTED
painting
lit. lA .V su s.'i *>>!>
you to quit worrying
ta x-m a n coining Lc
ca fe o f your book*
problem*. Spate til
K. L. I.Ulldquist, C O
12
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
L .jv
WORK
1 ! EXPER T
TH RK E-room or largrr furnished
apartment by veteran and wife.
Pernintient resident*. Mu
roomy and clean.
Teh
11)<53-1. Julian Slenatrom.
Kingan'a Tender Ground
WORKS
9
HIGH ifinde »cv
tanks,
grease
pots, benches.
3,0011 block, ot
and greater tiv
willeger. 30;.
SORER. responsible family
of
three wants two bedroom house
or apartment., furnished or un
furnished. Please reply to llox
RBP r / o llcrnld and include
telephone numlier.
SAUCl
m * ll# a » »I "» "
iwiptat
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’
f t * • ^ V*’ !^eV
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SEP.V \NT
l days
Must
und.Tstrtud
Apply 712 I’alin.dto
Sanford ball player, wife and
2 childien. Plmne Julian Stenstront 14H.
,
KXngan Rel. Smoked
€|l I'.KN
t,IR|. tin so.la K ounuin at L*nIg's Drug Store. Part Urn* oi
full timo.
URN fSIfE D two bedroom npurt
insnt c r house before Julv 1st
Permanent
resident*.
Phom
420-M.
Upton'S Y. U
.. a l a r y
Mngnolin
3
Good
tots
WIN I l it
(iruun llrouuuli
i ol.O R K D tilRLS lor laundry
work Seminole County laun
.Try C « . 8 10 f f . 3rd St
ARTICLES FOR SALE
12' TWO speed Cl F. tolls. *24 10
It. It. POPB CO. INC'.
Pul
Cl-ROOM furnished or unfurl.ish
ed house. Year louild. Man
aver Firestone Stoies, Phom
Box
Ducklings * 38c
nrc hard to get! Let ut
keep your old one in
AUTO PAINT
r wanted
...e fl-JV—
FURNUHIKI) house or apt. for
Kern's Chill
Sauce
no 214 can
no 2 can
18 o z can
6-oz
Trappey Beet Steak
Sauce
HELP WANTED
fm hints* work
conditions at"
Phone nno-J.
Maxwell House Instant
Trappey Uarbecua
. NEW CARS
M
3111
5
Park
V
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s
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8
Sweet Cuban
Young N. Y. Dressed, lon g Isk
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
It
B e 6 U 0 ( » I for tent, close in. 401
ONE outboard >
Magnolia Avr
Reasonable.
H
TW O N EW cottages furnished.
Station, across
Phone 4302 or Mrs. Short at
House.
Short’s Camp.
FRESH ‘ vine ripened te
2
W ANTED TO RENT
for cunning- 12.00 per
Itring container*.
01f»
Avc. Phone 100-R.
Greens no 2
Hmmrhite
• broken ‘ down
wn strike' thal
Rnrgain. Phone
4 REAL ESTATE W ANTED
FURNISH ED rooms. 1114
Avenue. Phone II4-NV.
Potatoes 3 ib* 35c Carrots 2 bch* 1 7 c
YOU DRIVE IT!
MODEL
CLEANERS
CRACKERS
U n K D R O O M for rent.
. metto Avenue
/rest. Green
i a
% Cel illmm ti wltkest u n t il *
I .1
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*7 PctlTLIveitO'
FU RN ISH ED apartment. Adult*, 1.IST with Strout Realty Agcm >
city «r country property. Buy
_________
.tort Elm Ava.
•
er* waiting. Strout Realty
(’ . |.. Itrnity, A siociatr, 31 s '
NICK clean furnigjied efficiency
apartments and rooms. 1 2 0 \\
Colonial D r. Rm. 12. Oriand-
Stokrly Chopped
.Sweet Valencia
BRING THEM TO UU
FOR SATISFACTION
c l a s s i f i e d RATES •
10c per line for one insertion
OSc per line for 3 Insertion*
07c pet line foi si* insertions
Ole per line' for 26 insertions
Minimum charge 30e
Count 3 words to a line
Including pkonp and
FOR RENT
NBC Premium
far. Sweet
AREFIJLLY
LEANED
LOTHES
~
fu rif iTmT"Seminole TWnYy. If
you have something to sell or
buy you cC* find that a classlfled ad Jn these columns will
tell the most \ >"P!” about It for
the least monry. Phone 148 or
bring your ad to The Herald
office fo r « r k k results.
ib 69c
Comstock Quartered
- i u t i f o t H i l l v o s , lb
NURSE LOSES FAT
UAFELTAVD!* WAY
AMOWtY 4AVtF'A«l>*l*«.
An niiioiiioblle ItLMinuice policy
la nt little value, until you hate
an BCikletil. Atlyr ail accident
the premium may tie Infinitesimal
compared to (lrim.gr c ainert by
your auloiimblle.
Urfore you have all Occident we
can write you EIS.ooo to ftsooo
bodily
injury:
t5,00n
property
damage' llnbillty mm 1130 medical
paimrnt for only 134 35 un private
pjMtniirr n r . All rtu>ke*
Please *rr u* twlore you l.»ve
un iiutomoLlle ocrUtent.
im iim m iv .H in ■it r u t t x v i
•lelL J_(l.i\!cu;atiiinal Souwdpootii
TAFTS^Tl
T W E Y ‘ R € -MGAVY WITH JU KE
Best control of this soil pest with
C M fit
moving of the Chincte.Oovcrti" t n*
t from Chungking to Nanking, *' •••n*
i city o f the Chinese Itepuhlie Ctrnernllsslitni C'hinng Knt-'hck
from the g . p i “ I the tomb pj S i.
Yat Sett f.Min.li i jivt f i i d p r i '. 'e "
hytlha door oLthejK>ifti**lC-tT lianaeu'rt plane that erarhed
A RIPPED AND WOOD SOAKED jAfHtT hanj
, ,f , killing
, llllu# 7‘
. , ( . . removed
. . . . . ____ _
by V
. irg in ia^.* *v
tv policeman,
pulueman, Sgl
Sgt. l-cwls
l-rwis T.
T . Bristow,
Bristow.
fnto a w ood T n ttf RIcHmotid, V
lr was
mmm making .a chartered
The plane,
•'
- (tight
- • • from Newark to Miami wtie,, the acrulm l happened. At right ;i
D , Anderson,
Van Nuy*. Calif., pilot of the airliner who lost hii life in the crs«h. t/ntcrnatlora
W illiam P
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HUNTING
; FOR'SALK
Six room bungairw 1
Palmetto Ave. « r - -
ARTICLES WANTED
FRESH FRUITS ANI) VEGETABLES
1 CARRY
L
For FREE DELIVERY call 39. Phone order* give
ANTI-
I& W 0 R R Y
£ • * .
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.
;
NED SMITH, Manager
)0 EAST FIRST STREET— .
ft
6'USIHESS
sp e c ia l attention.
.
.
RE WE'VE BEEN FOR 25 YEARS
Newspaocr
ROBERTS’ GROCERY
lift Maguoliu AvenUw
�THURSPAV. MAY 30,1946
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AAl tVOJO tU ,t>S^V........ ..
JANE PARKER
Sf^tur U*........ w»UM, ,
1IIXIE
WAD D fiCr.MK T*f
W[> or is: **v >>'JK 1U.X
Spice Cuke
rAATiCV.AX .!iTUAtlGN,
JANE PARKER
u. J. ilN A IO * Carter Gtaa*. *8 (D V o .). died quirlly la hit Wiuhiag■ion. IX C.. apartment. D eath o f the
Ha
'i il
l l Senator,
m i l O V» * , who
*••«» hat
Mwa been
— unable
^
■■ . »
h
to ahtwrr the roll rail in the Senate
for th f (jail three and a half y t i r t ,
,w l* attributed by d « t o f i to conges*
live heart failure. * (Intcnw flonnl)
Insurance
1 ritiH
Service”
ANDREW
- ; *• ■
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Sugar Do’nuts
17c
JANE PABKF.lt
SUMRIOR COURT JUDGI Homer E. Sackett (right), 71, Car 7 ..In d ..
r h- wed Virgil Underwood (le ft), 33, that lie mean* what he »ay« when
I ••r .lit tor order. When L’ ndrrwood, a defendant In a divorce rave in
i ,t rourt, crew angry at Mr*. Norma Devine, witneta for h b w ife,
“ klr.c her in the eye, the judge swooped down from the tje.qvli.arui
L-w iiJ.U uvdalendaot twice. He theft'sfntEneed Underwood to ninety
uuyt in fall pluz a j:0 0 fine lor contempt o f court
(fntrraational)
GOLDEN
Pound Cake
tie trial ai.aniiC a »*Vlilt lls VO.
FRESH fR lJ iT S £ £ , 5 " ? £ ! L '
_syrup, 16 oz
and VEGETABLES *‘ 0*™ . . - ' .
|• - ■
•
Aflple Jujce, qt 29c
Pok'Ueans, 2 lbs 29c cocoa m
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7c
Peas, .I lbs
25c
1111 <m
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SUPPLY LASTS)
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•'»»» CHOCOLATE
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Potatoes, 5 lbs 27c Syrup, 15Vi Oz 27c
BED MASS
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Potatusg, 5 Ills 211c * ™ 3< N». 2 can 12 c
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10c
Spinach. II.
13c
Bcan"
Sweet Corn, doz. 19c Mustard' 6 oz jar 9c
recommended bv I he Hoard o f Dir r io t s
»*' Mu* Stiitfnrfl M'Tchanls Association
Nd ( 1 lit
TEA
MAH JACKS A l l UNLOADED d u H n t ^ h e 'r a ^ ^ r s T f t n w j l v a r i l a S U - J
iT STORES IN SANFORD
LL CLOSE AT 7:00 P.M.
. ON SATURDAYS
BEGINNING JUNE 1st
,
fO S M tl MIMSIR Ilf the Mu’-ig u „n
Li>,, Cal.tuin lluitrit 13 ihi.VMl u< lie
t>wuiii<l trial in Salibuig. Aui'.ria,
fnr hllfgcd rrrpnnsibility in the
ahuuUng uf five capture*! A n n lean
airmen during the war. Ilnko* li.u
been stripped o f necktie an*! *I-■xrtrtira tu prev* ut a [n uiible r.tt< thlA
Vu end hit life.
(/K lern aliu W )
KAN FORI) MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
lion, X ; y , shortly after tlielr arrival frpra Phlbdelphbfcyrh* Pott Offlca]
Department has Imposed a nation-wide embargo on all but first dais and I
^uir mall^or dcUvery out of town,' A weight limit of It eun<Ses has been *
\i.ied bn rath .place to be carried o f fiewn. ^ | n A ft| ^ )(fn frfM liO R S i)J
1/2 lb 34c
1/4 lb 19c
%\ mi i a iiiii
MILK
•
4 cans
34c
.
M 1»ll\ i O M M i
JARS
No Place
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
Thiere
Ford
k'nur Ford Dealer Knows Your F
IJcsl!
Strickland - Morrison Inc
I 'l i O N K
200
iv v
Doz.
Qts. 73c
Pts. 59c
I 'l i i i : n V m i
MACARONI
8oz. 5c
lb. 10c
IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT
Herman’s Skinless Weiners, lb ........ 38c
Assorted Cold Cuts, lb ...................... 34c
Fairmont Cream Cheese, lb
* 12c
Fresh Cottage Cheese* l b ............ .
27c
Polish Style Smoked Sausage, lb ...... 56c
Fresh Pork Tongues, lb ...... i
26e
Coney Island Franks, lb
M......... 38e
Fresh Fryers (drawn), lb .............. 64c
Frozen Cod Fillets, lb *.. ..;............... *!.. 35e
Spiced Luncheon.Meat,6 lb can
THIIICHT HON. IDCD Invarthapel
(Archibald Clark K err). t-ew U ntish Ambassador >to the Wilted
Slates, ie pictured lust before he
left London for till new post in
Washington. Kerr, replacing laird
Halifax, lie* been in diplomatic
service since WOO. (lntrmatlo> al)
SUMMER
A ltM n fir .•*
$2.37-
j* ;
Treet, 12 oz
34c
MONTEREY
ANN TAGE OAltDEN
GRAPE PUNCH
Pts
25c
Relish, 10 oz jar 13c
BfLTANA ITITITJ)
Olives, 5V2 oz
37c
LIQUID CLEANER
W SS.
Zero, 32 oz
ltc.
FRENCU STYLE
-D U T C H ---------- — -------
Cleanser, can
7c
A ir Matches, 5 boxes 20c
RATIOS
BEANS
No. 2 Can 17c
ON ROOMS
At.l. .tH W H "
NOW AVAILABLE
■ *
Alto tome rooms with
C o o U in g
Other Sofn Beds ranging in price from $79.95
-/
am t
fa c ilitie s
. f-/' i
(undernew
management)
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Dorothy B*rtm»n, ownnri
Other Loung.r Chair. $32.50 up
KASY TO PAY THE MATHER W AY”
.
C. C. Sanders , and Miss
MATCHING LOUNGE CHAIRS AND OTTOMANS
. $4 9 .9 5
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Danin, NewSafety Ingredient F©t
Veto—ColgM«‘f cream deodorant—Ic diS«»'
•nt from *«y deodorant you'i* ru t und
before! because it conuitu l)rr*Ux, an *2 rhurVe new safety ingreditnt-Vtto Jmt m l
rH tUthti Veto b a*Jt for any normal akin! It
spreads and ruhi in easily, itMi/rrioueel It
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To P roleel lit* Peace of »he W orld,
To Pronrol# Ihe Progress of Am erica;
Tu Produce I'rusperitjr for Sanfurd.
^mtfard
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31,
NO
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10-lfi
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Stettinius
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Senate Rejects T aft Plan
To Limit Truman’s Powers
Everybody's Happy A S Coal Strike Ends
Observers Siiy There
Is No Disagreement
Over US. Policies
4 Shaped In Capital
I’resident T£V 11 e u s
Plea For Emergen
cy Legislation To
Deal With Strikes
Biead Rationing
Being Prepared
In Great Britain
W A ® I I N C !T O N , M a y 3 1 ,
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jiU lim ilU n t- l»i*» r v e ig im lu m - t.v
l i i c A m e r i c a n ik ’ lc g n t u lit th e
U n it e d
N a t io n s __ S e c u r i t y
C o u n c il.
T h is
- whs
uniU iu n cott b y P iv s i d e n f T r i p :
.. n u tn , . w h o
s a itl
h ow ever.
accept
w A s m s 'l l t-Tt I N .. A lo v u ,
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:he com r.i;; ndt i .hrireii;) ended Hu* Initimiivnit*
.i
Mkc tJMW Pr.-j»M nt John I, bat
runlent w#* dtu*tt*l fiy. ]ht* iWt HAVING
I wU •I Lutlt I slrakca Iland. With t t ..;m i rtllllinn III ; t,r White Ifnii'i
1'
■I. tlie »ij|ttui; tia.k |.l«re. Just ■!f 1,MHUM
that l*ie-itlfni TtUttiuii Rinf Sevu
tu make it uiniumutii. ttecm .nv 1 tin lutm ur -lillua A King iJild Inin 1 1i • pidrral Cunl Mine Admin* itiot that |i*t jn‘ li
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tuiy of Stale Jmm> llyuie* Ii *
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it#»l v**u
.
policy
in Wiin?
*hnpoii
from liurrell, .who was appuhilwl Frdcfa Dtfr.t.ir of the in ine, ,-iii'ii tli“ got milium .'Tl/rtt thrill
Washington.
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in
Council meeting* to htimlir H*
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fit I.<1
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in
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romniittPP.i. hill
liotc thn
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4> -<n
It'll, thi* trpoit said, shoitltl nr t o l t o l , ! oi.irniog
I '• ppt t
t1
kipi’f thud
lu»*
I u* - * rmmlcrs of American pri ••t m l l i r
till"
pltiritlnl with ripnndrtl staff*. I studrol awards wrt
in** Imy §
(■(kfritlr
t-^-toii
ftu*n haul
they also should l>e given n ripul Mortis itT f.v r l i! i a*ii gift, Miilmedy, Mclffium, dunlin the ftol •ta
"tu »*<i|)|1 <nr "i.ui
L »pp**)t
Tl u lb
1 ■|j
, t(lengthened hi|l*dmftjng service. to purchase a fly *» 1, and M i* « “ Hatth; « f the lUiIgc’* In Ml Signal
Ihe 1‘t’ Htinl Xiiw* .\Ur lift ha>
I l|f
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ritlp r|jif*
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CoiiKrrssiunal a a l a t i e i ‘ also Snider Willlnm,, li
tin* g»*n*‘i 11 I t| -n \ lti|r i n - i
I h.
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sliull Id l.r biHtstctl, tlir report Iturh hag,
troop'* hint f *»tinil
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v- i*i e
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stated.
I saiil. thnt rrprracnla
?In* I *11 it 111 nr 11 *•t s ,11 alio * hunt,* m in ,•$ A , lift $
ki In,
S‘ l t » 1
liv e , mid senator* nlikr should h r 's r n ln l hy Coach krt s !«» Vi’ f IK* i
l*i')uh|lln ( n * •j elf I it,
u m l L i«- •% 1 tlx 1 lr*-Hf *l’|
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iai»i*.l (m m $ 1 0 ,0 (1(1 a yt'ar tu., Clark, IIona Id I >>d i .
a in I fiiililti id o ffi‘li«tii f111 • 114
1»■* n o w |m *lnt uf f ir* \ i * \!**i!
Alvin Kilpui u *
Hnr.d.j |
* I.■>0 0 0 , and that each >liutihi v *** tain,
1 him*
I’ tn- h11*h 1 ntiI 1 1l! f - i r i n
ri .
nt K«»tne>.
W ill,, \ .
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an wilnOni»triitlvp ii.-riilant
uieift « ,iiauiat'*i.ei « • H**'*’ * 1
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tK.miO n year.
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tln< iHipiilatioii of Monkey Ulund. in Helen llnwen.
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fui pttmi*uiH‘ wftfi li jpMMrl Tin a*I ! u n it • ,
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tcnlay morning, »'« top,irl*.| by Thorne. Sallle Slorriaan nod Itfcr-i. r '.r rnllrnad mromi,M,o,e, Wii- Ccm ihislioner Witlim I!,m o t
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l*nrk Ktipf. J*m r. Moughton.
i i mini
■ * j«»n •'i
tie Mae
McClelland
i«ueise.l bUr. V* Sing received
11
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w hit h i* broking to aitatig*. a l i f t h c s l I tv m ilk * ) tin* • l i i n ’ *.*t. . (
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h WAMI|(I Iw t Lki- 111 Iu*
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- fmh havr hpt'n^rtmvtimai ny i.aTi ceK rd letter,: M mJ l.rr M odu li,
No
s i ', '!
Sunford precinct
pretin
( f r frr uif ■irtli)
.i *r+f-1 1*5-,
k
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.ill
fidget ling!, that aonieonp Inadver- Marie 'Beioitl,
Kmloua Uoairr, I’ct'.rwny 12;! and liv,,, . I l*J,
*
tin •* t lit .»( f11
^ t r o l l y placet) In (he irmjlt, »rc«rd - Ida Mae Splmfllrt, Tfther* W at- while I’ lecinct No. I g.,
Hi-fi [ml I'
•' >1 , 1
ing (o Supl. .'lodghlon.
There kin,
ant)
Betty
Vuritoi'nugh; 7*J and Feltcwiiy. I*. K j
baa, and u few- bream will *be re-’ sophomore*: I^ilion fiigiidy, E* out ill’ both Sanfnld I'M
moved an tha( goM flih may (h iire, trllr (Iracy, FitiME, LrKils, U l- «H» to ‘ 2 1 in No. 1 , and
Mi
• »*• ;
he lid,tni.
Haiti* a ,'ii it
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I \ d I* \,
tiart Moran, M atgutri Van Hrr- LI in No. 2.
11
. fit!:
p
in
ioctsto
PeUrway’
*
four,
•
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btilli, Ruby Brewer. Jane Mad
<iinif 1ir i ’ 1 \
lint llrtymnnd o f (Ithind,,, chair Mr» H M I'tipooilh .ii„l M,
ItiUl.b
den, and freshmen H elm Skin and King won I I to , « r by
Iivn' ii s*ij!11■i
man " f the Central Florida Bridge KdwMi.i Biggin* nil* n ttn i t,
Bro.vii wit!, one tir.
1
(lntiil
ner jio ,I Beltg Jo Wail*
l..»s
l-l*‘ t ill
The officin l calivn** , u i made Championship, which begin, (In, iwcflvbij: the phiyeM tin* s'vrnlo,
Ml*. If, W. Bucket, in behalf
Mini-f pi
and M,
Mn,
o f the Sanford Woman's (tu b , ibis m orning by f't,u >*. i •Ige evening nnd last, Ihn,ugh Sunday »n 4 mIb»* lie*
■I
’ s,t»i |n •
at Ihe Mayfair Inn mulct the ,u> Tarpanlti
i In
" Ii*i
presented ait u u u td, It, Tom It.; W. W nie, C’ lJuntv ( <■
■I u)t*ld('i r«! (••llil ur*h lMls» ii.il ill
Any veteran In need o f aervI In i r!*** t *
I f f t » » \ W ill# * , .11 f u r fill'd b w jiiy
ItTlii
situi Chairman, W. (!. niiltt. nod pice, of the Florida Unit of the
rinch,
Dorothy
Ann
Whitner,
if ,t . ,t d
}«•• ii
tljf*
fIlL
lit
!*
(ce (fre e o f charge) In any o f
Ammiv* Mihm* tifiiOOitit? lo |)Li f m I h r fti s) 1l i i l r . a - KtH(T I tuM1
•I, r |lifter
Larry l^isalng, Alin Laval),• Both Sir*, taiurine Ural. con n '. (r g i» - American t’ ori'nirt Bridge League
n t1! ipi
milt
i
o
f
I
v
a
-F
*
!•
*'
the follow ing c a te g o r ic I* reJntvr Ilf III* >,*h(*«IiI |a|44)l * LO*
report, that player, ate h iiiv Io,,- nr# M* * Lloyd Hok it- ^lt
iT*Vp U|*
\«»i*
J!in
Sacked, Frederick ,Rm,Btcr, Mar trar.
nmfoi iiurMed (n vl«lt Ine nf/ice o f
i fltO I l ! J, I 1ih* 0 ! ioiitnco,
froin Miami. Tampa. St. I’etvis- HidllLN ,M!*«. Huirh VVliokhid. Mi
|b' ILri<tI< '-ifl »*f \l I.)*»('( »l * •bill
«
rietl ..MatlmwK and Itetiy Hunter.
\ *t
1 I ill tlsvit
U llm'M i*\)iir » i
the reipom lble ngcnclc* lilted
•■urg Fort Lauderdale. Daytona Ko|y leiitiitf, Mi*. W M iiiiitk. Bti'i«-!.*« > w ii * art i'fill**I and Hai.iilHonorable mention w,N given to
W *lid IO
Hntnin
now
below:
For
thi*
reason,
n* rt »lf 1, ' Ira*
\*. M. ThliriK'ii*
Mix.
M ub ill ItM iC f! witje m mu Iiin (tPtE f o r if*®
ullywood
ami
iHdniy Mr|. \
\V.
ITiIuptil M
ii». H. .M
Beach,
Hollywood
Slmun Dingfehler. for hi* panel
I io n
Mu* f)oVoll))Ml|Ont of
Coordinator ~ K. B. Carter,
hi’ci, a,,t bm iteil, l*nt im f!*tt" bas
Pip
w
orih
anil
Mu«.
Newnwn
o
f
'
,
Bench.
tiffu
v
portrayal* o f the -y e a r , pmgre**
>t ..ii 'lit NeverAtlantic National Bank Build'
la I'd
f a t lit.
Charles Gorcil o f I'll!Itt«icvl|tliiei. ^•itfoid; Mi mnl M o J o ff Glirk | h u i r i f.ao*iii|? irji iiTfil ll j i tntfinc
In art and science. Emma Jane
Ii,|-|'
11 It ,11,1 la ,.i
\ . *• -•livle
liur.
m IhH i luui 1$ $’ 0
famous bridge r e p o t nnd witter. •nd Mr- jjod M o Milton Vvi irnff, |f it 1 i*t isi>k.r
[
Bobbin*
and
Betty
Humphrey
Employment — If. S. Ema>
til,
- 1, ,I+t* w ill i*lf
>■tfered
mi " i ll
I. i M
ic no
ail .»!
I* donating a beautiful tmphy for leading expert, f*om
from Mitt
Miami
d jjmi
put ih
i„t.,
the
rit-at
.,! Mimkrv b jwere
awarded
Americanism
,*,,ay
itoym rnt Service, 112 North
.m il p ic k e t
l u t e * v<,11 Ih » h’ nwii
SemPmle l*e here will, h taigc git,up from ,
j,n,i been eating tip tlw.
Mrs, Earl Jeter ha* arrrepical the mixed pairs anil the
p
r
i
m
by
Mr»,
E.
J
.
Booth,
presi
Bark Avenue.
.nauad l>,* g a ta g r, if th Inm lie »,it,| that he I
e k County ('handier o f Commerce i* that section: Mis Virginia A b le r -! „nml| g,ldfi«h.
dent o f the American Legion the po*ition o f chief price etc*
Vocational Training and
pa Ttatisil Company refuses
to
the ojicn mmg o f thd Cnveudixh Clith, Tnmpa had c o iifc r n l with James Mmigb- [
Auxiliary,
Mrs. CJady* Smith, o f the Seminola County I’ rice atvi presenting tmtihies for
ration — T . V - Lawton, (
negotiate.
two sos- am) eight players from there w ill, ton ■ wo siiiieriiilehdcnt. tin
(ho| Tim M 11 tel lb - nmunt.
Rationing Boarsl. following, the pair, which will tun in
atuflent council advisor
few exre** fingt'l - 1mid ppeiate-l by L'rtd P rinter and i
..
with a gift by D otothy resignation o f -Mrs. Mary Mc- sion* on Saturday at 2 : 0 ,j P, M. alland: Fletcher Henderson o f S i.(p la c in g „ f
the in,tat during t h e .his sort Charles* h a. been moved I
Crumley, class president.
Mis* iCauley. who has held thi, ufflco and 8:00 P. M. anil the n|ien Pelgrtbtng is bringing a g ir iu p ;' [|IIK,
that Mr. Muitghlotl about lilt) feel ea -t id it* fm m e, I
Rebecca Steven., class sponsor since the resignation of A. U. icaiii'of-fnur event which v,-iB t* Ft ail Til i c a n head, lit.* plnycre j wilttei and
.SENTENCED 1(1 D EATH
ill a double session start- row in g from Fort latudcrtlale nnd hail seemed agreeable It t*c pro location and neate, te Fieu 1,1
a g ift. I’ retldeitl of 1‘etej son in A ...
Ihe Ocesn Dunes Club o f Daytona position «t that tiiue. lb ' added Avenue and i* tadng enlntge.(_
1:30 P. M. Sunday.
received keya.
Mrs. McCauley, prim (o AptII.
...
Beach expects
exnects to be present en llmt he had conferred with <Hy copaidcialdy nnd ii nrw r,H,f iHlny
Heretofore, tournaments have
last wl|) and testa* hail served on the board for four
Mt/v 31. t.Pt - Tha
t -NANhl.Np,. May
Thirty tablet Lave Ivsn and pultre official* prior to* plac tsiMswi.
>«ara as a price clerk amt *s«i»t- been held at ■ Palm Beach,_ Holly matae.
This
will
dm,Idr
the
*ire
,
f
-I
h' man who Wire served a* Mlt lsU r
ing
‘
he
fiugei
linita
in
(he
,float,
wood
and
Ihtlray
Beach
so
thi*
ant to M r. Peterson. Si r staled
i served thus far.
lull that he hail Iteen ini.bir to restaurant ,„.l the , >•*' t.t' utreia » f InfiniKBllon nt Hve- p jp p « »
W alter Schnabel gave the claas today that she plans to vitil her is really un npportuni'y tint be la
phophecy and the farewell was mother and brother in Cumber !->e misted hv p la y a u --**- Sanford . 8 t»mlnolc County plnycix .tie rootact Mr Moughtnn at th* *1 nr tlon, wit* e*-t,rmtp't " - l - n l i v hv tapaot-sr M aorhi„ian gave,nm ent.
S a lt! Cm Pe,-Siren, ba* been srntetuod
offered by O sorge Spencer. Mary land Md. this summer.
Donald Pearson. (,* met A,,nv Louise palmer t*. U*J-li«*n
and surrounding town.*. Mrs. B. urge,! to participate in (be <in.
I on j to death at Nanking for re>lls»u,ra
Eliiabeth Carver and Rosemary
Mrs. Newman annoinieail te. air fo rce are. v*», ,i g*e*., J nil* and pepoe, shtiVr . .
Miss Bessie Zachary, a price A. Newmatii chaljm an of the re
Execution
Burdick, at the stbrt o f Urn clerk during the war period, will ceiving committee, has announced
I the rmitilr, and dt*he* ahd g!*i**ec I turn »ith >br enemy
and are requested l» n otify tw ister Dirk Klsta-rry r o - i '
were undistiubed whdt ilia Killd jr* *» to* carried uui in tw enty
, , welcomed
student's return to this work on Juno 3, that Mrs. 0 . D. Bishop, M rs.- D.
Tolem nn,' Edwatf! Higgins Pow ell 1(1 ern ta ’ for
ing Vea*.moved.
'j l a y j . ,
necktia. $
L Thrasher, Mr*. W . II. Thigpen. o r herself if entry i* desired.
McCauley,
i ;
Awards Made At !
Final Seminole
High Exercise
At Massacre Trial
Central Troops
Of Sungari River
Gain South Bank
( liiang,
Uoherlson
Seek To End Man*
churiau D i s p u t e
Schools
iu
County
Complete
1!) I I i l l (i Terms Today
l'i I*I\«»
LaFnllettc Report
ia y s Cojigrens, N u l!
Organized Property j
Z .v i'.ll o jn l
I liv < dtiii
t
»(
Byrd Says Coal Strike Terms Were
Surrender Of Government To Lewis
l1h
t
i
ti>
Ijev. .1. M. Mel .eon l o
i Address (Iradnates
Monkey Island Has
Dti'ieial Canvas
i«ives Barns .‘ITS
Votes In Seminole
hi
L«*-rr**
4 New Resident Today
h
Central Florida Bridge ( hampionships
in J.; To Begin At Mayfair Inn This Evening Witte* Presidfs*
For First Time
At Lions Mrrt
1frit ish 1’hin T o P u t
F ly iiu r On .let lla s is
Veterans Service
Mrs. Earl Jeter To
Become OUA Head
MiirkH llcsliiiiranl
Hein)*: ItcmivaU’d
R
,!;s;k
ses&aa;
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TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FA R ID A
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would cor! if you wall until they break. down romplttrly. Our
repeft npalrtnrn arr on the J»b tu serve you.
ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY.
&y_PAUL ROBINSON
T U R N o f f t h e 1^ J V T H A r ' .
LIGHT " I'M TT<VlNIT D o y o u r
, TO S L E E P " r -VTHINK. I j
J r e a d b if
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M E N T * THEfV S H E R E A L L Y
IS G O i\ 'G TO M A R R Y /-i--------------------. T H A T \
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YOU'RE NOT WAN ENOUGH TO
ADMIT IT I'L l BET YOU'RE rl
rCARRY
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RIGHT NOW'
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HOf&EBAGK' TOO MUCH BUT
YOU pAYi-N1! H11 M R V F ! /OUR
KIND NwVfcR DG_b, YOU'VE RUINED
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THE LAST MAN IN THE WORtP
WHO SHOULD B&
WHAT
GIVING HONEST
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ADVICE ^
NOTHIN', CHILD, AT LEAST IT'S
NOTHIN’ YOUD UNDERSTAND.
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AlNT HEADIN' FOR HOME. MAYBE
THE SHERIFF'S RIGHT ABOUT ME
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J STOP
GONNA EAT ? 1
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T S W0 R W N L WITH US. 7U £ - B A D G E - TOTER'S MEETIN' US
TONIGHT IN THE C A N Y O N r
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TONTO.
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HARD DO YOU IMPORTANT TRIP TO RAIN CAN'T
HAVE TO G O /I M AKE. I ’LL BE THE SHERIFF
DELIVER THE
\H O M E EARLY.
GRUB HERE:
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REASON W H Y T H E rR E
LEAVING. W E'RE G O IN G
TO R N D O UT! J 7 7 7 /7 7
FOR THE HOSTESS
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To Prooioto (bo I’retires* uf America#
To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
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W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 2 9 ,'4 6
A M o cla tril I ’r c s * l .eu scil W ire
Announcement Is
MadeByKrug After
White House Meet
SEM IN O LE HIGH SCHOOL OK ADC AT INC (L A S S
VoteOn Labor
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Poll Indicates * Body
Will
Not Accept
D raft
Provisions
Of Trtjmnn Measure
Aj;ret»$ To O r
Merchants Group,. Lewis
der 400,001) M iners
Hack' To
W ork;
Reaffirms 7 P; M. Term
s Not Kcleiftt'd
i Saturday Closing tftSllt\(T 7oS. \ta, "»9. ~(A-t
| W A S ItlN liT G N -T h e
ll.-tnc 1
• House has ii.ix.ril ihr Srnalr i
version o r (hr ('as# Slrikc- I
fo n t nd ft ill T h e measure will )
m»5LAtl.1u-lhe While ltou.».
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Committee Named P»y
I. President Stine On
Credit ' Conditions
W A S H IN G T O N . M ay
(/I1) —
T in * S e m it e (im a.v
n R fe e d til V ote b y li Mill I*.
M., K.D.T.. on whether to
retain a provision to draft
Idrikein in Urosiilenl Tmffhmn'H emergency labor Ibr*
Million. Tile agreement to
set a vote deadline was ask
ed by majority lender All»oii (taiWtry.
The Kentuckian
,J The Sail fold it tnibaith
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I'H in fo u retlffinunl m- ,liviM.tr
? wit 1*
I n fill in * , |m mi- uj
I i1•i • .i t « .1kt. fI (■I11mI| ii ti*iii | 11(
I • <•! on .Sutunljiy*. Mid |*i *• tdrfii
tn.lieu Stine In ted ill met
also won »n agreement to limit
debate on ill*, tiit-o-utc ns u
whulc to *1II minutes fur each
Senator.
These actions were l iken «ml*l
inilications
hy
an
A*#ociated
I’ress poll that (lie Senate would
not accept the labor ill aft pro
vision.
At the sam e. lime, there was
new evidence that thr lie-idem
intended to lUiiiil liy his it tin* to
secure his emergency l»hm IritisIntioli.
Senator Ailen Kllemei
said n ftrr*in . call at the Whiie
House that (he Chief Executive
wu* ili'termined to 'olitaln pa»suite of the bill. The laiuisinna
Democrat *nid Hint he had celled
u|wn Mr. Tninmii in assure his
^ own support of (he llli'UUK.
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I-mIIhwmik a »li** u t i < ail|lt ItlH n
and Auxiliary
O fficers Installed
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Im t.illation of the Legion and
Auxiliary officer* of the CampItell-Lossing Unit N*o. Ml # «
made last evening by Colonel Ceilrlek Henz of Orlando, sikih ill Irict commander, and Mr*. Waller
Alterm att also o f Orlando. sixth
district president. a**i*ted
hy
their' »ergennt-ct-arm*.
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Henry Woolcolt wa* installed
a* commander of the local legion
unit, replacing Ja ck Itocco, and
Mra. K. J . I’.ouUt wat refnvtallcd
n» president o f tho auxiliary.
Jack Rocro opened the meeting
and Mm. Frani- Hauer furnUhed
piano accompaniment ,throughout
, the evening.
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Senator Says Strike
gjWon’t H u rt Shipping
WASHINGTON, May 2B,
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Senator Georg* 'Ratfellff* aald
a fte r leaving the White Hou*e
today that the threateneil Mari
time strike will not prevent
onoratlon of the nation1* mer
chant ahipping, f'aonmen atkeil
the ' Maryland
Demewmt
who
would run tit* vesoel* If the
strike - started on June Hi a*
scheduled. Radcliffe replied. "The
ship* are going to run—you can
bet on that." When h# wo* asked
if this meant government opera
tion. he started that someone
would sell the vessel*. He did
not'am plify.'
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Radcliffe I* chairman of the
Senate Merchant Marine subeommHtee. He went to tho White
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with Democratic Senator
of ^ { T
mere*' Committee
t Marine.
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Mer-
p i O T b M TO MEET
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Officer* and member* of hte
board of director* o f the Bsh/ord
salt Association will hold •
si meeting f r t d v afternoon
■J'D eJartt at the City Hall,
hg to aw announcement 10oig*nt Joel Held. AU
o r* tinted to
and
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(second row I Floi Ine T m wick,
tlllie Hell F o rtsln , L et* Lee, Char
lene Caldwell. Hetty J**- Husk,
M argaret
Dingfc ii *r,
Haphne
Connelly, Mar. ha
Kmg, Hotly
Sasser, Martha Hagan and l/ir.
eh# Thome.
(third row) Virginia Ilurip'eld,
Polly Oldnkri, Mary S' ?*l*eth
Cat ver. Ann l-ovell, Kiln,* lo.nlres*. Mary Helen Ihieeai
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giril.1 Hvrd, lleitreM ue MClellnKa'hryn V ats*. Allieil Sumtr
Pete Bowen.
(fourth 1 row) Waydc Ituckei
llnight Peck, (leorgn Spencei,
\Ve»ley Jackson. Gene l.cttnf'v
I* if hard Keoth, IVnltri" Rchnnhle
[tomlil Dyers, A tw in Kilpniiii •
stnl Hilly Kvurs.
(fiflh rowr Boh Cidluni. 3-hi
ItiMiiliiey. i .ul Miis*. .)•»• M it»<
Ill'tfti
III-n ITtilt final
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While Kulcigh Pettew ay Polls 366;
King Gets Substantial Vote
W aters lleginninK To
Ebb In Southern
Now York
Statu
Complete return* from Semin
ole County** IS precinct- in the
see mid ptimnry ycaleiiiny t j u II, ASSO(TATHI) PIIK9S
J r.lift; I’ftnl llsrn * ;H7 voir# for
Flooil waters lire beginning r**
■ small lead over hi* opponent
W. Raleigh I'etteu ay, al*o 'if chh xiinewhat in snuthern Nc«
Miami, who gor 11(10 votr* in (lie York State. Hut tho Su*<|uehitunii
race for Supreme Court justice. iliver rampage i* spieadiug more
destruction through Pennsylvania.
DAD NAUHEIM. Grnminy. May Ham* enrried I t precinct*. Vot
The latest tallies show at least
29, itP)—Three wlinnsm have re- ing was light.
In the' race for railroad com ten fiersiin* have drowned, several
lu*ed to testify In thr Urhfl*td
are minting, thousand* ur« home
trials tn a protest over whit they missioner. . Wilbur C. King of less, and more than three' million
described as Injustice* In thetr Zolfo Spring* had a substantial
treatment by the Army. They Indl lead over hi* nppontnt. F»#d W. dollars d a m a n has been dime,,
rated - tha to o th er* would follow Drown « l J m i * , with King get* - One thlnt o f F tm in r-N . Y . tc
their course. The men harP been ling 627 vptei in the county un*r five feet nf water. Utllilie*
are diuunteil. and all hut »nc
called to testiry In the trat of amt Hmwn, 140.
In Sanford's two precinct* road Is closed. \Vllli«m»poit, I#
Lieut, dranvill* Cutisgr, Oklahoma
City, one of six omerrs accused of Judge Hsrn* led, with 105 vote* in wotu shape. Kighly jwreent
brutality to O I prt*on»r* In a to Petteway'*- 17!> hut thi* Irsit of the city'* Industrie* are inun
United B u te * Army giurdhouse tn cam# from Precinct No. I which dated; 30 percent of It* residen
gave Barn* 7d to Petteway'* IN, tial area is awash. Harrisburg,
Uehfrtld. England
while Precinct 3. on the east side the capital of Pennsylvania, and
One Of the lhr*e who refused to gab* Petteway 129 and Ham* lit). other nearly citie* ere being
gratify ts Sgt. Saul R um of Brook
Judge Barn* ab o led in the. flooded by tne turbulent Su«|uelyn. Ruso claimed that he and
Bowing precincts: No. 2, lak e hsnna.
other witnesses had been held In
onroe. 12 to 10; No. t. Paota.
To 'add to the seriousness o f
a guardhouse and treated as crim
7 to 0 ; No. 0, Geneva, 23 to 11;
inals while the see.lied officer* had No. 9 ; I .nog wood, 19 to 7 ; Np. the situation, the westhetman 6
been allowed their liberty. R um 10. Lake Mary, 20 to .1 3 ; No. I I . predicting more rein for some
further asserted that when the Altamonte, M to 13; No. 13, section*.
They’re a lio having flood Roub
witnesses were brought to
Forest City. 6 to 5 ; No. 13,
Nauheim from London, they found Blavis, 17 to 0 ; No. I t , Kern le In northern Aslaska. where
an Army message from London Park, 10 to Ip No, 13, Bear la k e, water hocked up by an ire jam
In the Kuskokwim River ha* In
which described them a* bsd c h a r 4 to 3.
undated tw o . town* and a vitally
acters.
Petteway, In addition to carry important airfield. Army plane*
ing Precinct1 9, won In No. 5. have dropped several tombs on
Oviedo, 30 to 19; No. 7. Chuluotn, the ice Jem In nn attempt to
23
to 17; No. h. Goldenrod, H break the congestion, hut It does
RUMMER RUIIOOL
to 0.
not appear to have done any
King led In 13 precinct*: No. good.
Plan* are being made to oper
ate a summer school for Ute 1 by 99 to U l Nrv 2 by 20 to
-a—
» J Wo. 3 by 191 to <3; No. 5
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benefit of any pupil* »•») may hy 42 to 4 ; No. « by 19 to 14; ■ ■ m
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F L O m iT l MEET
wish to make up work that waa No. 7 by 34 to 6 ; No H by 12
unsatisfactory during the regular to S ; No. 9 by 23 to 2 ; No. 10
J , R. Bicwort, fJorUt. g|4 Myrtle
r 19 to IB ; No. I t b " 22 to 6 ;
school term it wa* *nnounrod
o- » * by a to 0 ; No. 13 by 17 Avenue, reported that many Inter
today , by Supt T. W. law totl.
esting floral displays, including new
K ,cfc' J _____ l io e l* * ! ifx v°ote« types of coreogsa. wrest to, and
'tootti •^m totanf amt high school;
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a bridal display for atm ock
fferetl if * s» u ff-jin
- ji a Precinct 4, and
course* will be offered
And Fern Pork,
Park,
shown at the recent
fir lent number of parent* a r e 'N o . 14. ‘gave B iy g i 1 to ‘ j c W f
of florist* ]n Tampa
interested., These school* wl|l he I
U t Added thatto find s j t i l bride and •groom for
,y
W < % m y u .v .
" t tftla Bad been
ms tb«
dtodayw a*
Will
Twai
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G. I.’s Rel’usi* to
Testify At Trial
Of U. S. Officer
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Sevt*n Diplomas
Given- Students
Ai Geneva School
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Paul D. Barns And W ilbur King
Flood Rampage Communist General Says Chiang
Amass Margins In Second Primary Continues In
Now Directing Government Troops
Pennsylvania
Miami Jurist (Jiven 377 Votes In Seminole
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tod itnuhiltf litfUr *» f«Hlac.
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|iv hu\ ai il lIn tit*
Hokby Jutu'*, KH*y Smith. I
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flut ul hy Mi • Ihr
U A SM IN C H )N , ,M;iv UH,
I Ktt i j» n . 11.. Lilly (liny. Git if h ( l.Mfi. Sally
Jyjji* Hen- jsrir In uMluml i ttMil i>» ntivv uni
tiinjf a hi*Tni *tf flit*' fiieittuY In thr t P)— T t i c 'C m in iiiu M il a n d
Crni.ntHu. I Juitiia
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UorMhy 1‘rkp. J
Kfolh* hfiiuuUi Muklv. IS‘> I1»*- Dalits, Vi«rn t ’lnik. htivii) tUiwartl* hanks.
tli'1 I 't i i li 'd .Vine Wofky Ift
fil’d, Thrin Imi llcrllry . Jnhii f" •» ILIt
\r»l H*-1", (Hi*tin
l*M*««hlufii Si,it**
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ponlui, \Vnl»u♦ uui. n.vtu m
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Chitt " " .in i a i,u u k '•nil o f t}i<»
W.1--'.ii Mar■neill
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i lie iiilili'd tl',.i >nn litiilil i,im tun Iu! Mine Worker, met witli liLS
Itnlii'v rtHiunlttcc tills iimming. Hr
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m t-u*t.amrr gomlwill
RrV. tin it I .ii pi-iili-i spni.i....... 'h is .1 tSillr ialet tmt.ii' Willi Utr
I t m -ii.i; Hccretiu
iinton head! I hr need t"t rstnnllng mm
nu.1t ir
.( Dl-irirl Hu at ('ollimiu freditu: t- u
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IlM I 1)11*1 llM'tamt Hill llir MI ike
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in i-i'ii i> iiil. uti i
i-HIcit and
Central News Ageney Reports Nationalist " » hut I. ii . .
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I’crces Have C a p t u r e d Important
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simirtlihu
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l.ua i iii.nii ' il, tiraillcManchurian Cit\ O f Kirin
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Mu. ii .#-11 Irinenl
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T ru. (i (inn nt llir lovt'rnmriil » Muu- win Id"
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oi|iie,l tor Hi,. iH.ili-airUtI rliulian diniulgn Ctou i- i >a (tier
I..hi man
ihr i l . Irui.l.itlun uji# Ir-pntuatbla- tor
Ned Siioll
i I —"n irttica! turn'' to tine suua- .MrlchitnU* n-lii-f rnuiniilir, -aid m i l nielli ol the rfilruad strike.
lion in the utea, now toliiii fought that 3.IMMI mui. of f.iini have
over bv the central iiiirniment HOW la in i'iilliili#l null me iriidy
and llir communist*
fo r shipmrni "Till* may •Will
O rlin it Chmi made (Its
atr- like n lid", hr - lid. “Iml n> ii
mml In newsmen >» few hours uf- I n iallu i nt fin I u I- ■•##!> t-mnigh
- l u - l h - govemmetil'i Crnirxl News to -fn s l a limn ihu * 1ri1 'rrr S.tn
Agency rep>u int tlur
Mat tonal Dinl fm aaiir men I
Flunk Slutine, >uid rimi. n a .li
troop# Ji.nl raptured the most iniporiaut Manchurian city ot Kirin— nt home ctinit'alKn# too uftim opalso known us Yimgkl Irom ihr proached tin- |uuhlem fuim il>r
Sa-vi-i! iliploimu wa-tv ptrsm ted
Cnmmuntsu. Oeneral fUmu U Hie Wiling ilil l i t inn ' I'he puldie nue .
Communist jnrty's uegotlalor tn Us no duty In ■i.i'h' with us". In- It* I’t tin jpnl W. I Sii-g hi fault lly
(tt-m
tliaeighth
the peace dlscasslmu wit Ii guvern- said, ‘‘hill ui- iuive n le,s|«iiuilil- gtiidiialing
ment official* utd with Oert*r.il Illy lo Kir puldii in furnUli them grade ut the Geneva Schuol,,
tleorge ktanlull. Untied States en with giShl -ton-- in which they Tuesitnv evening^ utpl pin* for
will want in liitile”. IL- mention I I I ( ’lull achieiMtteiil.# lay girl*
voy to Chins
wen- ppr*entrd 1> Mis* Kmma
Even a» he spoke, incnimber* of U. S. iJepuilniritt .if I'laiiitnrrir Ste Venn-ill, acting home tlrmoifUiokti'i# which la-11 iln- merchant
Chins'*
third-party
DrmocrsUr
*trniiuii agent f-tr (lie county in
League wera arranging lo resume how to iiii|iiu>r Id# liti-iui-#.#, and the absence of Mr*- Guida W il
summer courses on den-in [hog
Peace islks with the governmem
business offend hy tin- Univer- son, now recovering from illness,
party (Hie Kunmlnlaugi They w ere,aHy 0f phuida
l.emlci-htp pin* were priwenteil
itandlcapiwd by
oy the continued ib
Andrew
I'arttsway
explaineal lo Mt, and Mr*. Sicg.
sence, in Mukden, of Ctrlung Kai- the opeiallon uf t hs- Snnforal
(it ailuatc* receiving tliplomaa
Shek: Communist leaders and ot , Credit
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Association.
Mrs, George ware Fret! I'revaU. .Jr.. Jean n ette
at this rrUiCs) s.agr, any discus- >Stine wa* introduced u# one who McMithntt, Hal Lee. June McGIU#
slons althout the Oenerillssmo |had formerly toeu u n lit man- Richard Hrockman, Ruth McMah
wnilid have little validity.
1 oger of u large fuinlture .lo re on Donald I.eFil*. now taking ■«
[in West Vuginla.
Other* who 1-11 short club cottue in Gains '
villr. wit* unable to be prrta.
------------------------- I spoke on this * subject were It. Tto receive hi* diploma. A *ho
address wa* given by Supt.
U . S. Army Newsmen
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Ptwilili-nt Stinr rxpresseil hi# W. I..,■- 1.-!-, to the ties*. .
Request T ran sfers
Monev won by boy* and girl
on1 to Charles .Morrison
nrrangetl the ' dinner and in the Sears Garden Contest,
MANILA. May 20, t/i*»-Th. called upon the merchant* to pretettleal hy Principal Sieg.
entire ,l a f f of an Army news- riv e every nottihU support to I-H bov* ami girts told of
paper—-The Dslly PncHicnn—ha* tha Sanfonl baseball team which wotk. Mr*. Sieg read a
MINtBTEn for Ex
requested transfer to other duties. be said is providing a fine form ••A Tribute to 4-11 club
Affalm. Dr Herbert V. Evstl The G. I.V have styted that of entertainment ami helping to and e iilt'* and alto Introd
people iu the audience.
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"4 » w n on hU arrival at La- superiors miuired ‘ them to twist, bring business to Sanford.
selection* were pltyed. The 4omit, bury ami deceptively pre
Field.- H. Y , from Hum. sent the new*. Under that poltev.
boy* and g ir l, reviewed tha cl
AMERICAN KCOREH WIN
* Dr. Eratt plans to confer they uirtert the pohiicatinn nn
color*, ami gave the l-H piedfc
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UtRXDALE
Rtgisnd.
May
29.
{ forming the 4-It clover emblei
Wilt
retary pf-Blate Jam es f , longer could _*eive ns a free and
(A’h
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youthful
Toledo,
O.,
golfer
1ami -ang club song#.
Kxhtbh
a, before the roceiing ct the, honest newspaper, •
The assistant chief n f ' s ta ff - of — Frank Shanahan — fought his in si-wlug, food preparaliena. ‘
t .ftwrrgy i- Commission :.-Ui thu -Westein Piiclfle eoiiiinond—today
Into
the
fourth
round
iug, dairying, poultry, H
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Jtm a ’ H.'b'
it ti Amateur Oolf gaidening
and
flower*
. Brigadier Genelwl K M M .G aW - Of tha Bril
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■I an W m atlaw l> Y **„ l i s t ' eddftoi Is '-nhrestsry. Toumameni
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—Iuirnor SrrfrtarjF J, A,. Krug
-initnuiMrd Uir iht\ aflrmam i
Ihr %Htl?mrnt nf Ihr Mtfl rual
vltlkr, Thr n r«i. rxprclrd all
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Il follmirtl i mrrlim aft tlir
Will!** I|oiim* of I'lrwiitrnt Tftl*
Mi-ill. John 1- I jthiw -trial KfU|.
I hr ^rrrrlary uf ihr liitrrior
'-'hi itu t lie anil John L
hail klfiird 4 con tract and Ilia!
llir uni itn frjcirr lud Indlraird
hu Hoiijil ortJrr ht« llW OOO tnmt>
lirrw l)4i k In work <mm rd i* I rU
Ihr jiinoutifriTirril (Vi;i I flir
socrfiim tn! anil thr Initrd
'b u r Hnfkrrx had lOftir i»
o itth aflrr man> di>w of In
luii'icr rwtifrmirrh Hat m iih
.if ihr Whi(p |f«m«r gfln ihr
'tCiilng I hr i [ f rt itirm
a,p |tr*nnl bt hoi ft *idr* in thr
|*rr ir lit r of I*fr%driit Tniifllli
\ H H IN f.m V May 2H, i
Hie VVhtlr Hoilier hsi«a all*
ntninml that Jnlin I. Lrw is
\
j Mum -. iii, i’irxiilrni
tm
|
a etMiunll Irr <rtiti|ks*-v | ,,j J,
H
Sii'iin. \Ii Sudih \11 hit i
that the President should have
piiwer to protect thr country
from internal enemits unit from
what lie tetnieil uncontrnllnhtc
labor leaders.
Members
..f
the graduatng
In the Hour#, -he Rule- Com
m ute* 4tn* icr<imtnondod that the rills# off Seminole High School
House la- itiven all immediate will receive Ihcir diploma* June
iipportunHy to accept nr reject a.
Pictured nhove lending from
without change the Mena I e verHun nf the Case i-ahur Hill. If left* to right lire i ffmnt row)
auclj n procedure i* approved by l.ois Mulligan, I>orti(hy 1‘dle, IhirA two-thirds o f the House.. m em -' nlhy Von Herhuli- Peggy Ileal,
w hers then will have tn accept Evelyn Mathew-. Helen lloweii,
the Senate nmcn.lnirnls In n block
or reject them all. The mniu Johnnie Mae L'rweii. M >I y SjohI held,
ameiidnirnla voted hy the Senate
piiihildt nuployet contribution*
l»
union udniimslried
welfare
funds, Incorpotatc piovi*lon* of
Iho Hmisr Anti-Racketeering Hill.
*
tind extend the cooling off peri™!
le'fnre a strike from 30 to, dll
days.
4 Legion
W E A T IIM t
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m eet
W c h a v e no d o u b t t h a t s o m e o f o u r ' s u h a c r t b u r o art?
tir e d o f ro n d iu g w h a t w c th in k a b o u t th e s t a t e o f n l l a ir s
In t h i s old n a tio n o f o u rs , an d p a r t ic u la r l y w ith r e f e r e n c e
to t h e r e c e itt c o o l a n d ra il s t r i k e s , an d so w c h a v e o e c id e d to jjiv e th e m a l it t le s u m m a r y to d a y o f w h a t o t h e r
n e w s p a p e r ’ e d ito r s a r e th in k in g . N ot a ll o f th e m a jtrc e
w ith us o f c o u r s e , b u t w e n g r e i' w ith m o st o f th e m ..a im
i f . t h s e e x c e r p t s s e e m a l it t le o n e -s id e d it is o n ly b e c a u s e
o p in io n s on th e o t h e r s id e * n r e s o h a rd to fin d .
>:«frr*4 n* '
October 27. IWI
•f Mufvrd. I’l*
•f I’bhtrfM »•
r a l . l a a ( i»»mI*.,
a l r * a u l n r ail
It
«r
'* « •
FR IE N D S
0 — Dee’s Sign Service
Y ry O ur
( 0 . D. L A N D R E S S *
P h o n e 1021
Ad.
And
Social
PACKAGE
STO RE
The following banks will be closed on Thursday,
air
Building* operation*
in the
Miami - urea, according to the
Miami Herald, have Iweii lirought
to * virtual »land»iill a» a r**ult
of the government'* tioim- hulld
Ing program which doe* every
thing hut tiuilil heme*
The Klorbln V rlria iu* «»f
W irn in m «IUlrict tunf* ivtu-v »»»
Mndthon lu*t >.mday m*ii I .»
gr*ilH t*» Srn»l«#i
uik’inc
him tn «up|HHt 1‘nobkHl I »««
mttn'f
iigiwiHiD u D u dl IhInlorrAtlng to .,*«• .Snml«»i Pr|*
iw r'l |f«« I»«»IL
IU30 and 1932 the lhrmoerat*
did tbt unme tblnif
President
lloovtr ubrn hr wus try ill* to
k|v« the country from thr uepieiilon.
he I ’ll)
f
at uliit it n»* l
i*4iifiit
Coinmipaiott (to thn
Otllwl f o i
•cttini? n*»de rt plot
the cottitiuction of
po»nl plnnt. Thin,
doesn't ifive u» the plant, hut •!
does give ui the nite, ami it
•how« the Comniiiiptott in thinking
in Urmt «»f « growing city «ntl
thp tiPldi of the future. The
Uine will nurtly come whyn iJike
Mom ih* will no longer be polluted
uml I t will Ih? nt tmfo to •wim
theic a* in the Atlantic ocean.
Barns and King
Amass Margins In
Second Primaly
C lid r c d e c l a r e s
"F<«r D m- D»*l
ig lit h o m e to e v e r y om - d i m i l '
I"
lim ,-nl la c k s e f f e c t i v e m a c lm te it Do„ t..*
W h a t w o u ld ite « ''l.- o n ie .l <*
a id e III nil in d u s tr ie s . Its o b j e c t o r s
iiaily m id i-rsto o d . O n e <>f i Ih i i i wm ilil
ill s e r v ic e s v i t a l l y n e c e s s a r y t«» p u b lic
The government i- planning
the caily conwlnirtiaaa, al a fout
lane *uper-highway right down
the Ka»l Coast " f Florida and
F.vcntuall)
editing $ 72,btki.onu.
there will la- a idmlilar highway
connecting Daytona with '[ampu
an d 'running throughi Sanford.
Murjonu Kitttmit llttwlimr* m«*
mlt» i»Hp h«> mmlr S l ’ileOlHI
wvitintf #4irh bt»ok» a- ‘ I Ur
"C|o*« * h t Ii
South
Moon UiHte*
if »li«f huj- Ihtij
able to ikiivt* tlmt much « ftn
payilii? I»ri Incoinr I m p *. *b«
muni U v r ircrivtil n pivlty
price fur liPt IwDikx.
rOlHCN SIRVICt i.micr In the Departmcnt of Stole, Alan Sicyne
died'in n hoepilal .hortly ufler he
wn* reported to have ihot hlmwlf
above the heart in the faihlonable
Mrtropnlllah* Ctillf lit WBrfllhjllin
Sleyne x u to have tiecn married
10 • fit it i»li wolnan llTOid RCMx^f
hire t/ntrrnational Soumlphoto)
ri t h c -runll>-r p o p e r t s e e m to »>.•»-p r
ic w a y a b o u t it. "H u t t h i s s in k * ;, led b
ric Lew i s ." s a y * Hie la-ealm ryf ' im im e rt i
II fro m its s t a r t » s t r i k e H Rninst th e K«
s tr ik o a g a in s t th e p r if e u m l w a g e co n ti
e r iim e n t lia s p la c e d b e t w e e n ns n n d n
a s tr ik e ng.M nst th e n n tio n n l la b o r re in
v liic h . ns I ’r c s itle u t T r u m n n h a * s ititl, ro
o th e u n io n , s u c h a s L e w is d tiu a u d s . w
*
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h r 1ns
.*
lay, the net is completely oiic-shumi n
lovers.at the tmiticc mercy .ufjlu- unions
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Calendar',irit!'’, ° Championship'
'Social
BANK HOLIDAY NOTICE
J FAITH < Y.NtCS AUK t OW
<MI.Y. F A IT H FU L MILS FACL
FF. WITHOUT FKAIC 1 l)E>
TOW THKY tYtt.FreVYtN IlKtU SL
T I I E I II * - CA USE
IS
(HIT: . He -tiong uml of K«o*l
courage
P ersonal
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* tlruthcrhoixl of Haiti'.
ityen and auxiliary \. .11
u n tied dish (nipper •
fellow's Hall ut 1! o |*.
u social hour will follow
WEI>NF-S|»AY. MAY 29. I'Mfi
•
SH O W C A R D A N D P O S T E R S
for
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
W K H N K Sim
m tlln l
la
ra .*
■•■er r
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lkr I n r a l h o o ' i n i l i l l i b i .
%II , 1 , 1 . 1 . i n r . a a k l l e a i l n a
Mat g U a a l r k e a . k e t r l a
^
BU SIN ESS
T k r lle r a M . I* a a o r w U r i
A *..i,l/ ilr.l
I'rr a a
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In H O « • W akllru lln n n l all « t « *
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HUNTING
YO U R
N ow you c a n t a k e S e n a t o r . P e p p e r , fo r in s t a n c e : lie
h a s b e e n a lm d st u n iv e r s a lly c o n d e m n e d b y th e p ress oi
t h e s t a l e ’. " T h e w h o le s it u a t i o n ." s a y s th e In m p a l u o u n e ,
" s h o w s ' h o w c o c k e y e d S e n a t o r P e p p e r is in s h r ie k in g
t h a t 'w o a r e n ot p o in tt to lie d o w n an d s e e la b o r e ru c if i e d .’ I ll s a tte m p t s to p r e v e n t a n y m o d ific a tio n o f c x is u m .
l a b o r law .-, in o r d e r th a t w u g e c o n t r o v e r s ie s m ay b e
. . . 11I...I im ic lilv w ith o u t d is a s tr o u s m is u s e o f p o w er i»>
ra lrila ln iM ra li
W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 2 9 . '1 0
Press Comment
The Sanford Herald
rrra iifl
W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 2 9 , ’4 0
T H E flA tfF O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A G E TW O
)
;’>0, 1016, in observance of Memorial Day.
B. B. Crumley
General Insurance
A tlantic National
Bank Building
The Sanford A tlantic
Florida S ta te Hank
National B ank
of Sanford
Dmichtcr* of t
C Ii f .
nleet nl the htime of \|i. \l
8t rle klanifTt r t w i ■’Th'^r.'y f ift
Amcrircn Legion Aiivilunv
meet at 8:00 I*. M. nt the I*
'
iie-pn-Mildnt'
Sfnpley Notion
JnckMiliville. tre«»urer. and K. ■>.
Xuiiio.- Miami necrelary. '
M-mliet - of the TbiirnBim-i;i
i.im m itlii ;»>«• I fill Raymoml, il
tliaiiiuau. . FiiiUhm lltu -1
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RAYM OND <1. HALL. REA LTO R
Riuun
Mr* W J Mom-on honored her
daughter Hillie. wiut will graduate
,y Inna tfenuiioU; lliuli 8 -hoot ■ on
J iiik 3. tivrrjlty with a Coki-pifty
lt«Re*]iinetiU wen- -erverl huffr
Mile in the Mining rixiui which
an- .itfa r tlu - i t|efors(eil -mill
i— « i ' » n i ' ! ; ■-anif1' t
f 1trt' <•
C ild a .n
A . ,1a
(.U rll
tr.tA A ri'fi'in rrvn i^rv
IXitoih y
l'iu e
IVituUn friimirv
Marllin
Iin I M i l l i e U l l l . l t A
II
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II
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'I t - J . P. Wtiilnkrr, Mr* Jn * Hit* h i B.-:iv S i-w r (Minn Hak.r
'■pirtnu-lll <>l Utrlaoli I'lm rnut) who ap|»ari-,| «- xin''h lNin.ilil and Mr*. \V K. K ill li llrlli Matthew* HnitMta Dampier
,i- priscr'iii oi th«- annual 8pm.g ixeilal nl iln- |i..o»t pupi
••off accompanied their ditug titer*, util RoM-tmuy* Huiduk
vuti .u e t-l tkm * i.i*t i-v« nitig at tin- Worn.'11< d u ll
liicti lieu K iirh lo ff, Anne Wlii(aki-i .ind Jnrip-cline 'tr Donald to
the KU-eit Sell ml ol DarrC re
■ilnI i n lay evening m Orlan l >.
Ml* P. It. Tc|wic, head of he
Ca.ht.ro S-hixd of Du’ iring, par
niputed in tin ic*dial.
Mi • .loin
Dm w j* Ill'll e'-*
' .,‘w Ait-in*
{nl .a bridge- uiirlu -n
.at I 1X1 l> M
Itaae*
ilav lllhr* m . I
FRANK’S TAVERN
c i ’i.i-a Y. . |.a*| ta. .ta-ea.i.i*. ' .
• .'111
Ip, llnme
Mr H um Wiaxlrull av-DIrrl tile
hii-.e*- in e-ung lunch » tilth ».<I- Ilnw-nl lj» el er.il pr 1*11Ml lulu
Ill lllge lllai-.a- plating were . Mil
Andrew (Arrraway. Mr* It .■ r r v
Tix>ke Mr- O W Spencer Mr*
Alg’ rmin spn-r Mr* O nlllr tinrkM rHarry Wixxlruff and iiuer!.
Mr* Olerin tangle mid Mr* Jo-epii
Mebarh
A.
H l-H A f' CLUB
FOR PRESCRIPTIONS
M EN ’S W H ITE
n r
L )i\ i
l i t e I'm t la liti O ie tto iu .m s a v s .
I
e n g in e w a s h a l t e d on tin- t r a c k * •
-|,m ild h a v e b e e n thr- " l i e to a|i
e x is tin g l a w s ."
it w a s C o n g r e s s
I'lie N ew O r lc n u s S t a l e s d e c l a r e s
, » Knve l a b o r tin* p o w e r w in c h lia s la id th e c o u n tr y
a m i D ie T i m e s - I ’ic a y u u e s a y s Am e r ic a n s " l o o k to
iiu g tm i f o r le a d e r s h ip an d re m e tli
s e e s in th e s it u a t io n “ <hir in ilu s tr ii
id d s th a t • 'u n le ss th e G o v e r n m e n t <•
is In*m l nO\V p rm iilfH I t'm li'm iip .
t *.m\f r u iu u iit."
at the
a v a ila b le
r o « v M « .©
FLORIDA
HOTEL
It,,- M . I a n ils S ta r - T m ie s d e d a i e *
w h icli w a s a ll to o v a c illa tin g in it*
lis a s tr o u s s it u a t io n w as ta k in g sha|
-ig lils o f r e s o u r c e f u ln e s s an d firm iv
T lie M e m p h is C o m m c r c iu l-A p p e n l sa,
tn p a ss b e f o r e p ro v id in g e f f e c t i v e c
HAVE YOUR EGGS?
SUMMER
RATES
Don't lake chance*!
Full tiie , fine quality Swiss
Special values!
\ f >
A 1)
Sorry, hut wr most limit purchase.
5 to a customer
*
Thi* weather-beaten trouble-shooter isn't
worrying about your eggs— or whether you
want 'em soft boiled, fried, scrambled — or
if you like w
«i nil.
-.
Lrl u* put
)»v r car In Unit cla u condition
with •
YO U D RIV E ITl
PH ON E 200
*— —
•
nator C artel Glass of Viri i, dead. We wonder what
> about tha climate of Viri that give* th at state such
ealthy political atmosphere,
only were many o f our earPresident* bom there like
« « Washington, Thomss Jefu. and James M adron, -hot
were the South's greatest
sr* In the critical CMI War
In recent -yeara tha .most
axeous opposition
to un.
incau radicalism has sletnraad
i such solid Virginia ssnattre
Glass and H y rl Virginian*
x somehow always to r nanto kesp their political fast
R a n h M uldlns
Sjtllic .Mnrrisfrii
AUTO PAINTING
PLA N N IN G A T R IP ? ? ?
illlp Murray of the CIO
;«« that P w h le n t Truman'*
ItKiilaUnn in un-American
"would violate fundamentaleratle
and
conitltuttonat
»ntee»
and
threaten
the
latlon* of freedom." ’He I*
touch concerned - about the
ity of the Constitution now
ugh he did not *eem to lon»e
•leep over it when the 8 oa Court wa» being packed In
- to r e t around the Con*UtuIf it U uneon»tHutlonai to
w -trik e, agatnat the p v ant, what does he think
t price-fix Ing 7
t. F lo rid a S t a t e
u- I a-.M..; .t
uicmlhK bn dj a
I.
•> - ‘ III
- l a ; Inline ?.MI1 Olrttl
W A K E UP BUSINESS
By Advertising In | /
Thi« Nvtv'paprr
Mr* J.v^ph A Mrts.'h «-nt«-tt.lUlrd Ultll .1 bridge p -ll* 8MUIda> afu-niuou at tier home t50s I
M.iKDoU.t AttOUr houoiili( IXa}>lm,C'onorlty daughter uf Mr amt
Mi* Hu* km* CUmul!)
uml n
m n iiiw oj the ir.uluiUna
Tin
J J Malllt-vn. of W iyvliw (la of Srmtlinle limit School
-pent thr stt-krnd with lu* tamlly lUw. roloi* u{ purple anil » hill
»«>re c j tried out in llir a-lrr
mi Sanford.
(timer arrangement,
Hetty Jo Husk '»ti» tils winnrt |
Mr* J O. Hall ha* rrtuhird Of high *co:o. . Aiiiip lovell. lew
from a two week** visit wi'.h her *rnrr nod .S.ill> Morn-on, cu!
daughter Mr- - Punic Steed.
prlrr 'Hip hnsle*. presented thebottom- with a Kilt n» a rrtnetttbrnnep of tin- ix-.mum
Mr*
fn iiilrilj
w.ut*ted
Mi*
Mrlu-ti In *rrvtns an ice and j
j» i r i
com1-3 .fits following.
*r«Jnr torn p. ol Dtphne** Betty
_
Jo lirt»;k. Dorothy Country. lu-livj
King o f ' Albany. C. 1 M.itli.-w* . • M irgSrr: Dmgfrliter j
irr patents. Mr. and" fr’iillt
Mo.: - vll. T'Jl t.lvlllgrtnn
Calhoun. and
Mi** Dllon li-grt Ktvclyu M ithewj M .ir-,
on.
.
tha It.igau Belly Saver, 0ephtc (
-.
M.'Do iib i I and •Anne tam-ll
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Hvfnt* include the Mixed p.i i
< iiaiiipiniilthip* which will ' •**
ll„, |P ln ji'l Finlay * t 8:00 P M. \V,
' t I her* will -receive
tli<- GniVu
>1 Tlnphy donnli-it hy Mr I'hntli
j r. 1. .m u, one of America'* glvir
,, , r hridgt. v\|>crt*.
Saiuitjay, -the. Open- Palr~<:hnr
tflr P^SUhih evelil will -1)6 plSyetl
I wo notions at 2 :U0 ami K;t".
j,., j I* M tn’il trophy for thl» will i
,. pii-»enleil hy Ihe Seminole i o n
1tv Chamber of Commerce.
i'il' 1 Sunday at 1; ill P . M. the .< pi
■do Team-of. Four ( tminpidp.liip- ,. |to In-Id in
..oisHt- »e*,lon in
.... tt-*frhy foi thi* will nl»o In- go.
. a! In o.e Seminole County ClmmV
" f toiunS'ii-e. Hosier Point* » .
nl ' b e . awarded to the winner* of
.j- ' each event.
*
i- | Tin* tournament, will In-' liel.i
-I *um|i*r Ihe ntupicex of the Klmhl.i
I oil of the American Cotitmn gue-t
! Hiiilue l.ragiu- of yvhiOi A It 'i-M>
vill |Tliomn*. |lay toon llench. i« prt -i
Patsy Ann Da>i.s
Honored On l>irthda\
I enllHwra l*i.™ ■|-«ar Oxr
ning margin of vote* over n .
ttalclgh Petteway for Slute Ru,n rule Court .lu*liee *i*corrIing
l« late let ill n* •
With 1.1157 of Florida'* t.4.»a
I.allot lease* reporting, the count
-iiiiifl* at Itaiu* '.It.bit* and PetIi--i aa)' s "t. 118
Tlie fa w remaining pirvinet*
... I.a* ha aid faaiin a-au -earcoljf
,|la-al i ha' aautaaame " f Ihe race
Ix'l Wa-eU the twai Mianilau*.
In tha- aather *ln.ewide rot test
UiUiut King of /utfai Springs
Ini ,vi.a ihe pcmiH-rntir non ina||,,I, fiat tha- Slate Italliawi.l t'o-nmi.-oat!
Ill- 'i->nonenl wu* Crerl
\\ Hi own of Tampa
L'nfflciul leturu* from l.ddfi
liiectiirU give King II'J.258 and
Drown 511.22 I. *
Activities
.Mrs. Joseph Meisch
Honors Miss Connelly
But he IS worrying about keeping your
electric service flowing along as usual. If
that means eggs for your breakfast, okay
then, that's.why he's up on a storm*lashed,
power pole.
((•DRIVE-
t
l
r
.
WE OFFER YOUt
t
NOW AVAILABLE
•
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Which out, fella, were gonna hit it again!
BO D Y
You don't have to send him a check for .
Itis trouble. You won't pay any more on
you r electric bill— to cover, his hard, wet
work und the materials he uses. Chances
are you’ll never even know a line went out. ”
’ This kind of service is routine stuff for
the trouble-shooter and the electric com*
puny he works for. Storms — the repairs
and cost — are all prepared for and handled
in a businesslike way. But it isn't an ea^y
job. Keeping your electric service depend*
able and cheap is the result of careful plan*
ning and sound BUSINESS management.
in automatic operation
STARTS TH U RSD A Y
f//oi-i.Y'ivooo
W . A H O N & r o F / i SH o w r
7
FU R N IT U R E S PR A Y E D
JOAN LESUB
30fi West Second Street
J I CtOWDS itand about In New York'* Grand Central Stallion ai
r Mt for the railroad (trike neart. Sim ilar icene* were duplicated
oad terminals throughout the country as travelers pondeud
le means al travel to their destinations.
(iMtrrnsfioriul)
and his Dogpatcli band perform
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
. i
•
Pick-up nnd Delivery
Concrete Pipe, Iluildlng Blocks, Ready-mixed (‘nnrrcte.
•
Moth-proof Beg.
Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Poet, Well Curbn and
Dolls, Airplane Guns and many other items
of amusement nnd self-entertainment
STURD Y WOODEN S EE SA W S $5.0.1
JA C K ’S PO N Y $7.95
Alao aome rooms with
Cooking faelUtlea .
•
hangm at
Your Ford Dealer Known Your Ford llet-ll
l-ltonc (U t
L A N E T S D R Y CLEAN ING
• SATURDAY MORNING, 10:00 A.-M
loons • Coipedies • Community Singing
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Hanford, Florida.
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Stritkldtld - Morrison, Inc
PrtONK 200
IRISH M A IL RA CERS $18.50
T H R E E -W H E E L SCOOTERS $2.85
ROBSONSS
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PAGE FOUR
S A N JfO R p H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
•WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 9 ,’4fl
Kettles And Payne To Face Saints In Twin Bill Tonight
—
St. Augustine Captures Wild 10-8
Contest Of Celery Feds Last Night
M m iKrr K«l LcV) annoutircd
Ibis ■(trrniHiii that Gmnr K et
tle* and Jim I'a) nr will br
Klvrn Dir hurling a lig n m e n t*
to night, in I hr tniu hill with
Ihr SI. ,\u(ii*linr Saint* nl
the Muniripul Park. T h r double
header * r t . underway al 7:"l>
K ettle* will burl Ihr llr-l
ronlrst which, will hr thr pla) ■
off of Ihr gamr rainrd mil
earlier thl* mmilb. T hu con*
lent in 'alaird in go n r ir ti-In.-,
ntnga. The regularly scheduled
gam r will follow wilh Payor
ihr bo* iiflirr. Sanford .A sKinialiun official' thl* mornin* tirRnl lli.il fan" romr a ,
••art) an* pnolliV
A r in .d
of nppruiimalel) I.2UO J * ex
pected
lo
wilne«*
tonight'*
Hamm.
Should Ihr Fed* lake both
rrwl-> of tonight'* dual ball, San
ford would Ihrn take over *econd plan* in Ihr league .landInga.
[ititrr
irk
On*
STANDINGS
ut? hi*f t4 Iill*I
rapture*! u '*
M»*»$*«**» f.M
Jim Schantpl. >nn(nni liifh
httlliler. nliiifetl «*n I hi* mh' iiih! 1*
llit* viritor n bnl w*i■ r ji•«t**»I i
the (ifth inning hv Vp'iuii* Djivi
fin |»rritc* t ifp.cf tiu* vigi*iim?*l>"
iWi^mn nl the ftlii It*
An«t lit
llghthiin.br. I at Ilhtflf. timl. i#Vt
thr-mouml iluties ami hurliil f«
Hirer innings. Illnnr wa* rrtililr
with the lo**, limit!> l.nke, H'
leflfii'Mer,
iftrw !
ill*- . fiKhi
florin*.
The thf/’o F h ! Inn In
wri
nickei! for 13 hi!* h> I hr t#i|
1* 1! 24 I
I;
alt h |1U
J if -.1
*f ft
3 I i
i l I
4 3 i»
a if 2
3 ii «
« 4 2
FRANCIS FJKI.D. Ku Augilatlnr. May 2U. (SfrecinD
Madign Hill StrtnrclV r St. Angualine Snlnta mttlnlninrd their hold
,
TIu- new nm l e f fe c tI v e
In h n ln tlo n a l
th e r a p y
(tie I hml Ih u l h a s R iven
r e lie f, and
.
thirr (n (H o u s a n tR * e ',r
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FLORIDA* ST A T E
T rim
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St. Augustine ....... *.
SA N FO R D .
(Inincxvill?
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Pulutka
Yewterday** llr.u lla
S i. Augustine 10; SANFORD 8
icLmid 4; Orlando II.
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healthy B a b y C h ic k s f r o m "
ri«r« i* r.i * *Ii 14* It Haiti Ip*fv r. pah!
■i n«iy (tfnfl)iig in * Um* i'ircuit
i«H (if
write Counly. |*Inr!d»*
f»r iirfof* Ihr July lliiln *hijr,
•«|t il«## |*f day of July, |>4C.
ill »|r f.i ((If fh»*r* **f »«f*|
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'rnupp will
l»ifr< «->r| Hi Pm lev
1.it tl(i> (ir«lrr !i#« (iiilittwh* *1 f,*r
tf*« -Id lu ion timr r»-qiilr«»t hf law
In T ill: SANP«Htl» MIHtAI-M Hunf#*fp|* pf*»i hti*. tt ti'tewpf*it|#r| *>f ecr***
(rut rif.i.h n nn in fta!i| t'uitjilf :iii*f
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*f#ili ii l i t I'J wtj *1'j - I Itfs I \ili tin | irf
FEED STORE
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H i.
al Sanford Ave.
Phone 35M
111 Day Trial
C o n tr a Im U ca lio n s fur
th e tine o f litis product
is on th e h thcl.
v
FOR
YOUR
Touch ton Drug Co.
INSIDE SPORTS
REPORT
X h . Sanford lln a ld ( » . into
more then 31)011 ...... .. in '. h
ford and Seminole t oumy II
tou hove somcililng to -r|| nr
buy ymi (*•'" find that n rlti"i(ied ad in tl«<
columiii soil
|*|| thr most people about it for
Jhe least mom y Rhone 11" or
bring you* •* In Thr Herald
office for
rr.ult*
FOR RENT
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
IQt per line for one insertion
Okr per line for 1 insertion*
t*7r per llnr fot '<s in»rrtlo|t*
Oar per linr for 2fi insertion*
Minimum rhargr .tor
Count 5 words to a line
■nrluding plinnr and aililrr**
f,
A R T IC L E S F O R
SALE
?JICE rltesn f«in»i*lir.l efflt=i**hr>
aiuiHMtettu « ihI *..-•Tit
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tIi «j
ftr titlM fM m im e* H A J i K u lU ' r l H A N *
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(inineavtlle 0; Lee.-bu-g H.
Daytona 0; PaiatXn 3,
Game* Today
(inlncsviHe at Ix-ctburg.
,
Dayttinn Reach nl Pul/ilhii.
St. Augustine at SANFORD, 2,
7 00 I*. M.
Di I .and at Orlando.
Thi* Saint r
m a "Hiffite! t —tin
P Snail If lh Ill»Uhu 111
A
tally in tjif #*prninif fiainr*, iw*i i*ta»ifi#r#i
121 «*» «1 * — I »«in the Acrnml nn*I |ii**«lir.t**l <»“ •
fh!#» 3. l-.ik#» 2, L**yj 2,
dthcr in tbcM half of Ihi* thi**1
Mrt'nhp, lltrtlotf,
llow rvrr, Snnf«»Ml «»i#^n* #1 •(’**
i, Hi #•Iup* h** 2 Wllfipp?,
f!rr**i*.
T. Tultlte.
Mforltiir In *’i*ft if ii1--. in tlu* fhiirth
K.»rflnakt. WI!Ii « l IVrrjt.
l*y piiplunif over a sitiAflte rimiki*r.
i»f in, HItVrfman. tdjbf- t,
The Fc*U r.irik***! tip tirmlhei in U v i , TiMlr. Hniyak. Ihjiln#*, H'llthe fifth infi the fvtinl' mute fey». I'pfr* <3, lirlrh ef. ft- HtfiHli-.
TW*« l»Mpr 111I Pi RllVrr ftiJlli* IA te«•, i
bu ck
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$ iv e tllfii.
1 tfiff* U ? f , i v r n T tib i h«Vt*
l-ikr,
.Hunfiiri! n u n in the pitih km»l!e*i HaHrlfife* fill», U v i, K*‘ltuni*J- Hi*#I»
ji
hifcrfc,
l.evv
llilbihf*
Pnwl'lf-k
,1
the^ enunf ul .Vail. The Kwf« went
Sir i
p . |Vf#» |Hilllili- filteV*. V.U#*r*r! and l i m , l>fi uri hu^#sT Kinr r ifft-H I \nn lie 11hr !«,. |lj|p» *iff
JfrlfHfifrj 7 in » 1-1 lunyfe* t .
Smith i in I 2-3 innlhR- lllfitir
Innlnr'
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ihttittK*. Like 2 . In I ilining Kflrh*
pf a in r3 1*3 Inning” Ilii=r* *»n
hallu #.ff Hrti.inl# I
IIIjh * 2. T.
:bulih. 1 Htiack
Ly. A lum
Why Suffer with
“ ASTHM A" an
TRY
*
AHthinanefrin
'
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J* 15.17 II
L egal Notice
Villi?
airntui!.
W A N T E D TO RENT
WHlirr High.
r
n|»el!l»||
In illH iiit
(it r * Imshiri
conUintrte, 015
Plittnu Hi 4j *IL
Put!
I'rrmattent
FURN ISH ED two i r l i . '
meat pr "house Iwfmr
Permanent ie«idriit*
- 423-M.
HAHE II At.!, AND ORI.ANIH)
Ilir rremit column on thr Kan!iirh Crlrr> EVrt« bv Cliarll- W’.idswtrtlh Ut thr
Orbilido Morning
Kcuuurl c u h i I * | tri! deal of
talk among luoil hnxrhall fan<
In lari
amir of th.‘m have
■tprrdi mnarkisl (has Wadsworth
practically handrd Sitnford thr
lannin t TtiU Is not 'plitr thr
point Out Wadsworth pointed out.
Mr wrote that Hnnlord a»s the
hot rest ball rlub In the Iragur
and out of ihr rraAOtv* .why Uicy
• •■rr was brratisr ol tlir s.si|sj>ort
8
H ELP W AN TED
liwal Ian, wrir giving Manager
E.1 t.■•>}•> lighting Feda
We agrrr with Wiidswortli 100
prrcrtit Dut as tn S iidord »iuontg tbr fine that t- -tililU nint Itrt slni y
Wodswrurtti d ymi wti! rrtn-mbrr. aUo pral rd Ihr ability o* tlir
dor dldir uma/lrta Brliators brforr
lliry bce.tn llnnr m trrnt ,lklr Ihr
samr thing rnukl happen hi Han
ford
In oui opinion. Hie FrA* a r’
•<*l.t IlKD tllR i.s for laundry umloublrdly onr of th r strongrat
“ otk -Siiumob' County l.ltuil- ' clubs lit tlir circuit today . nut
drv Co., xlti IV ;|rd St.
what will thry br tomorrow 3 hc
Fed* have thrlr faults and the
records' will prove It. Dut on thr
U I'R K illT Reckwith (iruull Piano,
LADY ivunted at once to nssivl
Phone 3DI J .
ngrd couple with housrki)e|)tnK,
lit** 011 premier*, private room
plu* board and small salary.
SORER, responsible family of
HILL IIAltDAYAUF. Cl I
Apply nl IL H. Employ meat
three want* two bnl room hottsr
mj
p jrtt Hi,
HfflrO.
or aputtmrtit, fuini'lird tu on - — — — —----furnlshnt. I'lru»e irply tn But j
AAAT Fit HKATHBS
H
WORK WANTED
JJE P clo llrrabl »iu| tocitub’
RILL IIAllUW AUK ID
telephone numl>er,
3BI K, hirst St.
F V PE R T
painting nf houses
' "iiI met or hourly basis, ph
TIIttEE-rooiu 111 Inrgl-l fur ul'tu-.l lil.DIttllKA 111 lies, 11 pri ilutru
12H
apurtmrnl by veteran nml Jtife
lleliveinl .Satunluy ufteiuiHin.
Permanent resident*. Mott In* I „u|y. (lobby let ml Farm. Phone THF. TAX-saver system enables
■ roomy mid clenu. Telephone | '221,1, Uetieva.
you to i|uit worrying about the
10G3-J, Julian Slenstiom.
ta t man coming. Lei me take
Kefnre buying n CROSS C lT
cate of your (took, and tax
SAW or o POST HOLE Dll.
problems. Spate time. Write
VETERAN ami wife ileslie f i
HER be sure tu get our prires,
E. L Limdiiuist, e / o Hvtnld.
nished iipaitm m t, d o te In. No
Stanley-Ruger* Until wan- Co.
children or pets. Penn a nr at
LOANS
reside nl*. Cstl .12 l-M after ll Bee us for KKRR MASON JARS
P. M.
— we have them In ipiatt*,
HOME LOANS
Jhta and half pints, Slutdey- Let u* help you buy or build n
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
tegors Hardware Co.
home of your own ’.With 0
___ nmulhly rc paym ent- loan that
71001 ) 2 •lory, .1 bedroom bouse, I t n r K E E n h i*’ tlir*!'T ru c k s o r
is Just like rent! We feature
pasienger — hew, useii. Jitil
modern, on paved highway
(11 lataiis, - FH A Loans and
faring Crystal Lake. Ha* g ar
Our Own (gum plan.
age. Acreage is well fruited
FIRST FED ERA L HAVINGS
and partially devc-lnned for UI’llOl STERY fabric*. A fine
and J.OAN ASSOCIATION
selection in stock. R. 8 . Hrovrn,
handling poultry. This Is n
of Seminole County
2011 North Orange, Orlande,
' good buy at fWOO.Od, Frnl W.
20JI
Magnolia Ave.
Phohe 1104
FI*.
Render, Room 2, Florida State
Rank Hldg. Phone 1010,
UILI) your home wiiu tiigo 1 2
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
Test Concrete Block*. Mil act*
CRYSTAL LAKt T —
tl loom
Concrete Co.. J . E. Terwillcger, LAWNS mowed teasonaby. Jetry
stucco house. All electric; city
tsorxl. Phone 7 H8 -W.
309 Elm A re., Established •
water, partly furnished, garnge.
~
F L O O R B A N D IN G
K i acre*. TO eltru* tree*,
t Duly. Lake Mary, Fla.
FLUORESCENT light atrip*, itu and finishing. Cleaning and wax
Watt and 40 WatL Dauer Ap ing. New floor* surfaced lo per*
FOR SALK
faction. Old, floors mads like new.
pliances.
17 ACRES land, 7 In grove. 2/3
Call
orange*. 1/3 tangerines. Ap TWO-wheel utility Waller, New
II. M. GLEASON
proximately 360 Tree*. Price
lag. 300 W. 2 nd 8 t.. Roy Ueet.
111,500.00. $ 3,000.00 cash, bal
UOYB VICTORY Bicycle' Tele
ance In 3 years at 6 * .
DODGE . PLYMOUTH
No. 4M-W.
W. IL W ILLIA M S. BRO K ER
PA RTS AND 8B R V IC B
: ; 4 (6 Atlantic Rank Hldg.
109 I'ahaetle Ave.
Phene 1111
■_______ Telephone 1120
■____ «
ARTICLES WANTED
r
tit i fit rout Realty
r cOuetry proper!
a!ting, ntroutt Rt
Brady, Associate
M’ Dr.; Rm. 12,-
T h u r s d a y -F r id a y -S a tu r d a y
STU R D Y, SPACIOUS ’RO BE
CASH and C AR R Y
H c rc ’a your chance lo got a Real Brgain and a Real
Storage Robe at an amazingly low price. •But hurry,
for*they are only on »alc
' y,f ‘
TH U R S D A Y, FR ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y
MIRROR - DOOR ’R O B E
A h e ll utilul Chifforobe I
with
big,
:;
4
" 5^
full mirrora
for added convenience
W ID E SELECTION
and beauty. Plenty of
U N PA IN TED CH ESTS
■pace for hanging and
atoring
alto
garment*.
have
a
We
Child’*
Chifforobe.
I.A Itl.l, hina bran* fot rnmony
12.lid luunper. Piggly Wiggly
FUHN18IIF.D hint*- *'t apt. for
Rnufortl bull player. wiTf nml
2 children. 1810111- Julian Sten»trout HH.
20 ACRES deep muck in Oviedo,
; _9 acres cleared and tiled, 3
; four Inch wells, f8.Doo.oo. Mr.
Partin, Box 246, Oviedo
1, J . A. Partin, Box 33B.
Three DAYS ONLY!
ten day* ugo and has followed
It carefully, lie selected Jint
Behan tel. Jim Payne, (loos* Krtil-y
and Jodie Howlngton tu hD Martrrs Hr hit* Cal niartc. Charley
Ilb.son and Buddy I-alee on hand
lor relief work Bchantel, Ptyrie
Kciile* and HowInglOn Itave born
wrirklng in Ihat respective ortrr
Wedon’t intend lo sell
the
Celery
FVd* short But at the
same time, we (tout Intend m
place tbr stale loop crown on the
lieadi of the Prdl either. It will
be a long hard battle and ev,ty
game must be played cautiously
The
biggest discrepancy la the
varlou* Fed phase* of rblllty. In
our own opinion, U btuie rumtlng,
The Fed* have had n number of
runner* nipped off th« tack* and
nabbed while attempting to ad*
vonce. However, we’re not second
gacMlng flklpper Levy or Id* bwae
line coaches for that for we know*
u » t 1 wtiuinif u u t u b b oSj"
that will take ch*ncea and rcrap
for every break In the game
But all In all. Sanford la welt
represented tn the circuit and the
Sanford fan* are really cupportmg
the club. Wr'Vp personally heard
numerous comment* from bdi
ptsym themselves a* to the num
ber of people who travel to L r « ,
bu7 .’ r?f l l,I>d- D V « W Beach and
particularly Orlando tp support the
local nine. And playing before
(tacked stands during home runes
U certainly a morale bulldrr to any
hswhi I •>._
7
ABHVILLF. — Driving June 7th.
2 passenger* wanted. Pbon*
048-W Saturday, Sunday or
a fter 4 P. M.
LEAVING for California Mondt
room tor 3 paaaanger*. Reft
em-e* exchanged. Phone U01
GOOD f used typewriter.
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AUTOS f o r
M ODEL-A- tdekui
-'leeL-condilU in. ;
Holler Motor I
Paint 'em the color you want!. It's fun, and *0 economi
cal, too, to paint the cheats to auit your color acheme.
These sturdily constructed cheats a rt sanded and read}
.for you to get out the paint brush I
CHESTS
Thd finest u» chests of drawers . . , so eo
itructed to give you years and years of ser
ice. Made of excellent hardwoods and
several finishes. Extremely low priced at
Brides . , .
C ED A R
CH ESTS
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13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
If your ta r, regardless
or condition. Roy Reel,
2nd S t. *
T H R IF T Y H O U SEW IV ES’ SPEC IA I
BroaUfel nateral
i
t h f B r u T ^ tM
Q n d e itt.
Only
y a few of thro*
knllsN # . . . ta
I
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D RESSERS
fo r
an
ax trx
d resser,
w h en
y ou
c * n h a v e , o n e a t M a th a r ’ i lo w p r i c e s ! C o m a
in a n d c h o o s e o n * e a r l y
Monday m o r n in g .
“ IT S EASY" TO P A Y THE MATHER W A Y ”
-.■•rot w.o«*.
HEADACHE
sa le
O V E A S T n O S T ^ R E B T ^ ,,^
�In 14m i r
Ih ere It S irrn tjlli—
I III
Io I'm lrrt the Peat t ol Mir Wmldt
TTn Promote the Progress uf A n t t k l ;
To Produr* Prosperity for Sanford.
I...fill.
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TH LKSDAY.
M A Y .10, 1‘Mfi
Atwuu ialvil |*rr*in l.r a -v il W iir
U. N. Report
Britain Will
KeepDrafting Governm ent
18- Year Olds
Hiitfe Stack Of -'Evi
dence Having: Hear
ing On Spain Case■
Sufi
Submitted
by Three
Women's Branches Of
Army, Navy, Air
I'Vrcc To Continue
On Voluntary Basis
* NEW YORK, May :10, t/Pj,
—The United Nation* Sub
committee on Franco Spain
may not lie <able ,o report
li;ic*k to the security c o n n *
dl in time for tomorrow’s
deadline," Udcaiifte of a huge
stHi'k of evidence stibmitted
at the last minute b y i|ie
United* Slntes,* France and
MINIKIN. Mily .10, i/Vt— llril ull'. Mint'll') ul l.nlhii nrt,| Nil
tumid S e n tre , lit-nige |. .i,11-., an
nniAiri)! tn.l.iy a lliitu li policy *»f j
(ottHniK’d imi-i i ipHitli nf tK-yrniold nun. I.m il'. *unl tin1 pul tvy
wn- U* mniillnin 'b dnif.eV :n nil'll'
fm iv until mliMti.Mt. Ilv explainv ! iliiit nil tin'll ilinlivil iliiiin ci
UM7 Will *vt\|' i» if N'rgrry ' |l| i
V. t llj ." i ••11
IriUl ji ' ul •
- - - ' . ('r .will i|.f iviliim t—progi ('« i
viwli*. each Dni -turinth*- .u that |
t l ii f f vnllv.l nn In llii* la.*t two
ntuvtii. of J H will jt iT r only a ,
yeni an,| a half
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.* -linn In an. In-. ..f th f \ruiy.
\ .l, 1 -Ifl'l \lf 1 «if««* Mill Im’ <‘*ni
Hu te 1 i >k ,» \.■111ir114i|\ 1til K*l V
11. *.i.ii 1 1li :i 1 nil ini'll alri'Dily
ill Kf l (■11ID It) the «nil »*f ttii» ,
>• Jl tfili itt> mu •tMr.l ♦Mil oil pro ;
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Rev. McKinley
Speaks At Lake FiloLs To Assist
Mary Exercises In Collection t)l
Graves Of U. S, War Dead Decorated
Today In Observance Of Memorial Day
an>WPfw............. *rt"\ Deuoraiion ()l‘ Graves Closing Of
, Banks, Offices, Marks Memorial D av,
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B o th
S e s s io n
Whiluhmsl Abilin
Niimutl DiiuclorOn
Celery Feds Down St. Augustine
Saints Tw ice Before 1,465 F a n s ^ ( ( elery (.roup
Mrs. C. K. Carter
Is Main Speaker
At Jaycee Meet
In l
Dem ands A ction
The latest material supplied by
tliv United Suite, nInni* contain*
n, groat niu>. of nttfiriiisHon plu.IfiVMLtnitrufiluiCil pagfjs A jlw i
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Ok rport.
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lit*' closed it. bonk* tn furthvr
evidence on the Kranro question.
While the F'mnco sMb-cnmtnlt
^ r e may tint !«• aide to tetiori it'
finding* |u the Security ( '•■iincli
tumormw, imlintlifinp an* tlu
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tin* rrport will hi* i curly I** fun*
the council inert* nyuin.
The
Sing it good-night to ng lor Ihem who brovrly lorwd the toe
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l.e r il', Mildred M.tlhewa, l.illmn |worH.-wIdle, ennirttmttn„
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V.Miiran, fti'iiv ileigar and Hetty! Fan lord community an E 11
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In eewing were won liy Valleen ClOM.ol Heminole, High Aduul My half of Hie ,'cr and Inn the
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providetinnlefill’ a«hh i
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IflVrnilii: at *■ **l»
la* Is I lie- 'L i'"
Old hum and i-arbnrn Flynl 'or they go Uvmugh life, and mutlnue when kIk -itigU* And n walk ittn- Golden Jubilee nf the uniumntive better xlnndanU in uni
Hecomt year: Harriet fleiger and io support tlie thing) miv1 worth dueed five rum The SUtlt* nidi 11.Indu* ty ..ha* liegun with iirjiuy t county.’' said Mr- ( illci
lull Idiliiiir
VI IIIvt»«4t ll^Y
h e imllllrd •nil that nothin ,nu*i
Florence McGill U I and Shirley while in the life ol Hselr cammun w
UlMfll’V li irit;t I 1,111Mi, Kii/ -* I ' I
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fji|| lt> ftend
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Thoma* and Kathlten Babcock Ity.“- lw concluded . ---------------- - -tin—fan fon t prniii^itnvrr—ineroer/^** ibo-eellapo# «f » wMibov**f Abo . b **ia k m >n
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I •MtllHiira Mil l*ft Br I'libr
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John I
Ic ttl', UM\V rhieliaiu. tll.T Attfii* \|iiii(i l.iiuy |*il**ii *!
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liirrrr tied far find place, and for
livil*. Grand
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wax
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n> *■ .t m;i i.l if tri
Olh year, June MeGIll wo* In figet
(Kir* to erd,.r tits c jr .itlft cm * j} u Kill \*iJI
Offli'inl* *nld Ihe 'land w-i* needed She oilvor Jetl uddlth tt.vl If-niiui wiih IiUrrmr Ffi'rrtjrv j ^ ^ . Twitfu** .............ol. u*fl »»*
place.
iniulA of *teel-nl pc frame wot b. s d t plavginittul I'lptlpmelll. Hid
with plntilt flooring. While pnlico heating and venUlizatlon for whiad' JlitliD A Krug in W * hiiujlon | Thu IJpy I i
Judge* were Mr*. J . A. I^gan,
MixK itilfjr will
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struggled ; hrnurh Ihe hyidandpr* hi Ih ) outlying d t'trirl' tlir a* ' mil* h jifiijttrNi' |j4, ix«n m.ol»’ to- I iuldltro* y i .t-3=»-U*
Mr*. Roy THIl*. Mrtr. Fred Yonta.
t* 1III- F\ m *
Mr* II. A.* P i « W , A. B. MclolWASHINGTON. May .10. (Ah
uf Ihe r-ravr* nf ihu.e win. d u ll'" a ..l* t pdr*on*‘ lrapped under said that • d fr"lu g room lor »w
%4fii • M'UfJ ict m ill l/'ni" jih ! HU I School Fi itf ii »\*’*-**tIt *< ^ M*1
Heeded an d » l l e lough, 11. A. Pilhfr and 8d «<•• -Thi*
L1 ...............
fir»t Meniniial li.-iy Kince not m u rn ftom Imltlr A.nnl the ,ho
Ptogron. cm. lllg ath lr’ tr
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without
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llninptan. A piano nolo wa» jilny- the end nf World War II prnvtd rubhle uf
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to !•€> nn td>»ervancc on whirh the Conmt la* inner Paul McNnM
primary aetmob
sun w m *hining fnr nearly a IM* "Cried the need rot- an ru+l to nil reallxrd whni hnil hapnrne,|.
T h eir was »ald In litue been
’"Wr do not ill.end In - t tin ire
hour at retch.
It extended from racial intolerance.
Iho fa r reaehra of the 1‘aclffe
Obiter vn nee* In ,'hl re m c i-iu * m no nanle among the l*.',CM)U jam^B ow les Okays D airy aeroxa America tu ihe hnilteflrliU *evtii Kiirnpcan couniric- all Im j med into 'lie area In watch th" today hut we do intend ;o nrrei
' unveiling nf a fifbfiHii irnn»|wirlnKurnpe.
th« familiar stump uf flurnl l , i-|!\nv,1J * ^ lj!ir n
Price Increases of From
Chief Executive lo hum bote* and Amerkaii flags fur l h e ' " ° n
•
of Ibe rare track monte* received!
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ble cititen. th# nation paused to I,In llri! American *oliliet- hurnsl
from the B u ie n( PlofUti bv Hie
,
WASHINGTON, May 30, (A h - pay retract In the dead of til there, a* welt o» IMtH 'till lined
rounty tie linealrd ‘ in Hie kcIiooI I D rc.io ti.m of
Ih*' (trove- of v e te ra n , wo. unde, tit.d irect....
President Truman placid a* inU*inu.
V.F.W. AUMl-IAItV
SU rtln g early negt month* the wars.
SVStftd. Kite (sitntrd mil that <1)1* S lta" l ,l l 1" " '
V ,,r ‘l VV« T ‘ * j/ Li' " ‘ ‘J ' ..kru ng „f Los.
nation'* hau icw lru are going •" a wreath on the tomb of the Un- J The Onmha Beachhead <*o the|
year the rountv rr.-elved tWOfti ' rn',,‘- ' ' " ‘ ' " f " f
1
Mary, ndm ,...t ,,1 I ..............
IN STITUTED
have pay approximately a rent known Soldier in Arlington Gem e-, Normandy shore where the fir-l ;
'Thbl" »hr «ild
H 162 000 -norUf1,1
r°unty agen ts o f-,y e ll Camp LI nf S|uiui'h Win
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European
cANtinllipa
ncturinl
i*i
mere a quart for milk, 11 rent*
than was nntlflirated or budgeted •
~ ’" u l,<Vl windoMr ,li’" Valarans.
a pound mom for butter and an ans organisations likewise placed .World Wpr II «iB* lonely and
Mr* L'arirr revraird that Ihe 1 B-v 01 ' “w ell* store, eomincniA sprcial Mcm-nml Day -ervire,
The Auxiliary of the Veterans committee nf which she U c h a ir-tJ'r**inK ^
additional »jx cent* a pound for flower* on the monument erecteil quiet today, a* compared to the
nt ' Vort'1 ' v" r '»ilh Wuil.l War . and Spanish
tp
(no
brgvenr
of
those
who
fell
hectic
Invasion
onerntim
s
in
of Foreign Ware will lie instituted man wilt netltlnn th* rrnmty om- l 1 fron» thl* section, marked Ban- tv *r veteran* atti*iuling. was held
rheddir rheeaa.
on the ba'llefields nf democracy, which the *o|,||rr* fell. The bodies (hi* evening at K;0(> I'. M. at the mUdMirii next TueMlay In r i r - f°™ * wwervanca today of Mem- Sunday uiurnlnu nl the Fir*i
Doth at homo and abroad, small that •were burled (hero in lb - l-rgion Hut and IH officers will
|l|k Economic S lab b illttr Chester
<
I P iesbylciiau t'huirh, with the
flags were waring over the grave* loose so ml- *ni| later were moved be Installed bv Mrs. Katejle Davy, mark l»<|f ol the m.obo rrcclved i ’ *l“ |. or Decoration Day.
[ ^ liow le* »ay* the** pricaa Im
e
t
J
0, 1, ’r*ftrr" l! cv- ,I! r‘ E‘ n - l ,rownlw’ giving,
of men who lost their live* in to a more permanent re»ling place fourth district president, from Mi front the state the p u rp le of b
Add
"<
' ' l*r •
w*.* .»*’•’ addre**.
(he struggle for peace, security at St, M u rrnt-C etnrleiy Numb;r ami. assisted by Mr*. W, F. teridg the rdursttonxl standrrd* ; «Bn*
__ annually
r t ________
______ ,< The window
........ j p .li-play ...
___ _elL
andrifaciiltir* In Hempml County, ^arrthf
o u t_bv. Mra. P._ __
E-^RaumiL
at low
ami MUonal honor.-* This a fte r Ope.
hi n.
efood w
McGuire, Mrs. Berths Kingsley. Sire taiso urgrd the ropoort t>t I h e! '- L chairman of the Memorial n * , a>r(Uiged by inemlwir of the
noon
a-Special
Marine
Corps
olv
M d m r E M ____ „ r . . . ____ _
Tredltlnnal moment* nf silence, Mni. I/iis Dreggors, Mrs. E. J .
* •• • •
,>av f.ommlUce uf f am pbell-U.'- a
„ r Iran
Ley inn Auxiliary
Congress ettmlnatea or euL* food servnnce was held a t a monument fid lowed bv the firing nf three lieu h. Jo el Fields and Mrs. Groce Junior Chamber
»’"*« r.:t of the American Flunked by the American Flm:
Prtaldent Jack ttillyan. while f
on
Constitution
Avenue
depicting
subsides.
volley* by firing sound* ivd the Parhelor. Representative' nf Day,
B
if|
w
I
Hlw
wit*
nssisted
by
-,ni|
post
fliic',
ul*>' ■' huge bim-h
, ...
,
the rtlalng o f the Star* and Placing of wreaths hv ilignltnriex tons, Del,end. fit. Cloud ami Or ROtSBenUiiii on Mr* Onrler1*
d rtit, ws* .tpniaiidrd tdghly
alien Mlcfiuel tt brlchel, Frank Men- 0f
white gled*. i« *< -uiull -uuu
f.* Doerks says the «AMt amount B rlpoa over Iwo Jlma.
were the general rule, in nil the lando are expected lo attend. The
of tha present price Inc retires
in the P a tiflc area itself, varl- widespread places where Ihe Ira public Is Invited to witness the he (feclaiTd th.il T e a rh e r, should. ’ ,TOm' F- " f r 11 - Harinenu and |ntc,| y rii'*) plot Fu nit*r inI tti'S
be W hlgtirvt ixtld wnrkrrs In the I J"u*eK I.olliiue
f ily monument* (r,|poppir'
Vn hon.u 'n u ll "f
will bo announced on tha data
i j'j'i ^ F A m g r i e a n decoration day ceremony and attend an informal
wf*T “I*" deceraled hy this group. th«> men from Se(wn...lr t uunl)
Iktry go Into affaet.
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wr
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Vn. annual Training nod Eduentimi — T. W. lainton. Court
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l e g ' l Assistance. Hospital*
■'s’ luf' and Slate Service Uffits'!
Contact through Lloyd
F. Boyle, County Seivice O f;
flee,. Takach* Building,
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ELECT WILBUR C. KING
It AI LUOA1) COMM1SSION EIt
HAMILTON,
W illia m C. KINO led ALL 1-amildaU's In 47 counltM in Hi*’ Iltsl
pi linul >y- evidence of ihp tilt'll cjk rm lj, a lilt It Ik* Is field utatcWide.
WILBUR C, KINO. becJU'-e of IiU experience—as a IrgUlator.
businessman. farmrr and mower—U the null b**st quaintest for
lilts oilier
W IM II'R C. KINO will be (rateful for jour conllnurd suppoel
and vote on May 3I|,
A VOTE ro it
XVlinc** my lixn<1 uni
M-.ll Mi Kttitfhlil. Klutlds,
N. V
(Tiljjalc'a hareball c
■la >
lltu tii'i, played fnti
OiUeire ban li itl nl
for
lln’
ICi'il I fa tilt
rommittliiK an error.
(BRAl.l
uf
Jin V.
U,
I«*
|>. HKIlNIHWf
t i n K ilr r u il i'
nr (i
Legal Notice
Amazing Discovery
In a Hearing: Aid
WILBUR C. KING
i. iii’ v r ,
tIK
tub
h im iin o i.i :
f o r NT v
Bulat* i.t TII.I.MA?
WIIITMlIIIK. I ' i . w « l
#lm»r '* IT*
^ P IE S
I iHhtirM f« unknunri:
irrhi irtfllkt4i In ^(iIrrnil Ciiurt of
rMnin i^ itw r y . <»fi
fo r Railroad Commlsxlonrr
W ILL HE A VOTE FOIl I'ROORESN
1‘ald lor by friends of Wilbur C. KU111
ROBBS HOME BAKERY
f July. D M . In n v r r - {
IN T H E
tiJYpffr#. Ilirfpfii i** ml* *
tr \141f f| |f11hi **f ia hV :!i
retains
Ih'iniuktilili* new
foil power up In BO hsut* tontmuouy tige. Klim mule* nlletnat*
iiijf batteries Ixvu nr three times
a day. Ittrltitit— many other Itu-«
lirii^hiientv fin ymn c« m fnit ami
'••Mi" hrnriiiff. Tint mu1era of
IklUmf, Ht lit. B9*il, 1 f BO W.
lUtlt-Sl., f.’hitaifo H. IH., are so
pmud o f their atli.evement they
will clttilly vend I itc ilcvriptivcUioklel and explain how you may
pet a full demount ration **f filly
wi.iidet ful bearin'* device 'in yoltr
own home without
lisxinit n
penny,
• /» II ru ty on (*<>* pptl oil?
■f,i>, m lr.ili) an il Mew
l. r jn i; s lm i'itnmi
A
practice, which -i* nil tn<»
inmoil is lo treat nny *kia
n|,|Khit
I hr I'fil lur,Lipig r nr in llir I
fn'lil l.m im nMcf ii*i| It^rrC*
hi t . PtTiitif'i! h*'» fr ;i- ittli n
fnllii-.viur
n! 11i till
li lifvnm mm
i fjr if,r '/fj / f»n/ n anfrr rai ?
I In« » it ACr.iiUi rri»»r, frp
/.kilt. Im .i iHHi i i flcrliutt iif
Vhha! uoc. tut heneulh il.
Whalen* may appear on the
nurture md if si let „ nUulitiiMi
of the lilomUlieam and ro»
ipllre* chiljed inedicnl advice
Vfihr l»y far! |Vr in r lliiijf, il |im
urn i;c /, ^rlf*rr»»I* riit»* hnlivttilir
*•* (Im I m|iiirr unlji ♦» it{t*!ur Iuurli,
COW AN
B U IL D IN G
Sanford Furniture Company
Sfefe'Our Beautiful New Period Sofas
rNcW tTnffrfor Old
pi tlu ii) m o k e il u m|t‘ T tin p.t* a m i ull,
Siitnrt n o d S tylish
CHIDDEN DALE
DUNCAN DIIYFE
• /« ih* *16 /on/ mnrr /Hurr/ful?
Tlir niowl fMiurrhil n fjll Inn |
, . Mill) mliiji i|ri* **iOO hiifwf
mill A jw*iprfllt iiiiMrmctl *
•if FuliDmal
nppi’iii IH(f in
Alnnilitv. ___
Y O U R
f ir io e ro o m <Ai
m
O LD
This Charraiiuj .
Denod Living room
FURNITURE
f l s l lrnly. .Nrw riinitiiiin,
anti net* niullidraf Bjirinp*
uhrrlt.
T ’fci There’s
•
$* q
Inrluiled In this jroop are the ftwcdul
Cfiippeiidalr Sofa and Matchlnf Win*
Chair, End Table. Lamp Table »nd C*cbUlt . Table. Vault be lha envy at your
trlrnds and your porkel-bimk will smile
at Ihe price.
Rsirc Values Just Received
S t r i c k la n d - M o r r i s o n , In c
PHONE 200
T
t
Thrre piece Uvint room sutiea In
your rluUie » f
many patterns
and rotors. All are roll sprtiif
roiutrucllan and expertly tailor
ed.
The best value* we've* bad
J
tor many year* .»
CHOOSE
CARS* LIDS
A RUBBERS
Ami hdlnw inilftif
im
tlbf II*11 |II»»r llissik. To §M )(HJf R’»|l7t*
»rnil IU will* »our ntriK Ami
\ PAUL D. BARNS
I Alt IIOtKtRi ( oA pANY, Meads, lad,.
SUPREME
COURT
Solve Your Space Problem
AVith a Cozy Sofa Red
Therw arc two candidate* for tba Supreme Court In the Second
Primary.
*
i
■,
With a nip Of the It e m It k t s n w i W Into
a luxurUua sprtnj-flilrd bed. tl haul a handy
lU a ,.
f* , « » ■
^ CAN IROEWMUTC
M«y rn*Afi;vM. aim
MA IWQMO. TO DA
W e have an excellent aasortment
KIND or IN!
of pattern* and
fAAIICmAA.
color*
in high
V-v -/i :M
For Judge B arn *........... ........................... J
For hi* opponent ............................. ......
Judge Bern'* majority over hi* opponent in
their home County ................ .................
Vt, .
'insurance
'
'•
”•
Candidate for Suptyoie Court
•
t-
Beginning Saturday, next, we wilt
do*e every Saturday at 7tOO P. M.
*
Judge Barn* will make an outstanding Justice of the Supreme
Court, just m he he* been an outstanding Circuit Judge*
*
•.^,*
Plus
Servlcew
.
*
ANDREW
AGENCY
1946
ROLLS
: akes
iT jr.vn
•K fht till l»A
11*1*11111
27,
I it-jm I y ('Ir ik
r
K T ii
M AY
uf TIM*)IAN BKN
l>#lilldi fur firm! flt*- rif ilte
lh.il .he will »t*t>ly JAM IN \\ llJTMum:, ill era,..!
rul.l*. II XV. WAIlK. Ihl. ITlIi d*> ul Mtt m s k •
MATT IK Ml'IlHAV WIIITMOIti:
i nf pi-m lnu ln l ‘m im y ,
Administratrix •>( tin- **l.i>,
lir Jllh .l.ii nf Jim.
•>( T i l . 1. M A X IIKNJAMIN
.nidi nf min* iiii.l firr
VV It I T M U l l H . ite rrx s r.l
mi. * i Admliilslralrli
u wiT-i.ir. ' iih m « i a o x .
v*i*u* JAMKM «*Al»ON. i
* '
M ONDAY,
• Jt il :
�!3gg =rTtn
In Unity There Is Strength—
t
T o Protect the Peare of Hie Wnrldi
To I'romolo the Progress of Amrrira*
Te Produce Prosperity tor Sanford.
r~~
© lt £
m e m lh
THE WEATFIMl
r irlti *J.>mli (hit eflrmDon. Ii.tnehl end IV, d-
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl’ AI'EK
VOLUME XXXVII
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Euluhltshed 1908
Deaths Takes
Carter Glass
Of Virginia
K ID S ’ P IC N IC
E N D S IN ^ C R A g H
v
C a l d w e l l End
Addresses
Governors
—
. *
Declares War Cannot
Be Blamed For Poor
Condition of Schools
Throughout Nation
88-Year Old Senate
Member Was Father
Of One Time Secre
tary Of Treasury
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1946
Awindntrd Press leased Wire
NO.
180
Of Coal Strike Within
48
City S e le c ts
Site For Sewage '
Disposal Plant
GKAIH’ATFS
Senate Republicans
.Move Tt» Line Dp
OppositioiV To Tru
man's Labor Bill
C M \IIOM \ CUV. \lay t i ,
W A S H I N G T O N , M a y 28.
W A S H I N G T O N , M a y 28.
i/t‘i — Vrteran* Adtrini.slr.VoC
Omar llradlry ha* laid -upon
(/P)— -S en a to r C a r to r G 1ass
(/!’>— T lu « tlu p u ty A d m in iIhr shoulder* of Ihr slate gov
o f V ir g in ia . lo n g tim e m em
stra tio n le a tla r in t b p S eim te,
ernor,* rr*|>on*lhilily for rff'*
b e r o f con gress, d ied this
L ia lc r ILill, p r r i l i d e i l tutlny
cienl .t-Jntir i-tralion of the atetlm t tbt* so ft tria l rrtiikr* W ill
m o rn in gH e w a s 88-yea rs
liittal seirran* program. vntlrewiing Ihr Governor* Cotso f a g e and w a s k n ow n as
t'lttl w ith in
titc
navi
21
frrclirr in Oklahoma t il*. I.ra* th e " F a t h e r o f the F e d e ra l
lim ira.
.cral Itradlry deviated that the f A •ill* -fur a ‘ fwngt’ (lUpusal
S eita tn r H ill sa iil in* hail
R e s e rv e
H e w as
\rlcreiiAdministration will 'plant, a f»vr urrr t ily n\tik*i |
la liti'tl " i t l i p u iiit ’ a mi both
a lso a • fo r m e r m e m b e r o f ;
no} Interfere *ilh the state*
mm +ttfirt lOraterl tut tb f hihi*. fmtP
i in the rxrrri-r of their «pecl*
th e ca b in et.
M ill'* o f till’ b'*ft iJial rljsptlto
V ^AlClL i»f 1'u‘lii'li
A luUilHr
re-iMinsihilfHrV.'
^ffitfr*tt>*ff»ftTiTTtrd mi--an.
L ftg» Since June, 1942 (Hum ho- Ih-<m
Hi aftrh lit itljie, uiih jtrliTlhl la^t
Ii|f M'VlfltBl
lift
|m»!Clpit*ia
for
^ su ilF that he was rm^ able to.
‘ rvriifnit l*V thr t'ily ('nmini^fiiii.
uKi.AHti.MA e r r v
Vs* 4
*ellkTiwnt.
appear in the Benafe.
Virginia
■t uu« aaiimiiti t*t| ttHlciy h\ « *ty
Dl1'
flt'vnnin Milhii.i i ,1 l\u ii I
tbt
\Libsiftt,! >t imliit n Hit**
Republicans MUir.ht uioitlcrcaJLluIly
II N Km rt
* f*»«ligy Itfflfl 1.1n* Nut 1.. . 1I
■*■ \latir»lfi*r
tin Itnti u it mat It" **. a rliciiiiirii
Iris! jeoi In 11.4%c the seat tieMini It anil iiilr*p»r. Ia> 1 ....
tmr* f ivnfi ii'it: v Hint Mttf^ tvftt viltv rngim ' i mg fit hi. uill ilt
|Hit f ft 110*1* It! I Ut'l*M I ‘till |. I I'M i
rlm i'l vacant mu| a spectrl .zde'
i'llIt llili 1m- liliiiift'T I'M I lift f't»tl H up plnfin fo* the plait! ulnrii
■It>•| Sfft.'l.tlA **( I 111' lliil'l IMP
|
lion mile,I o ramie a -on e- mii .
l i ) ‘w preivtllt niuuttloital
Kiug wtt- »U’l4i\i'l mump t loin
The Virginia court* linen out the
vilirii l»ui|l v\j|| (itvtrn; runt unt
l nimi g',
l fiat 11111
tlliw 'IlMilh.
suit, unit the Supreme I'mirt ileat |nr-i’tif »»f l.;tke
Although hr ihIiihUu J itint jmiqi ■Monrot* nml thr St, Johiu ItivVi *
Tin* 11p1ay Wii.« al ft'ibittcil li» I bp
rlined to r#vlcw the ease. How
M’litKil ronilitioiN vu'ir n^jzia- hv *F\vmn
fart that m*itWi -ob' ini tbu
ever, (Jln*> continued to moke
,
nml nil ikf ill-putt* \mi ii«tl> for
The t ioiuoi-.ioiii'i - not hoi rod
himself felt in Congress. Iiecnu-e CItOWDS WATCH RE8CUE WORK after n trolley, plcnlc-bound Willi Vutnl by Wot |i| \\ **i II. uovthe lu'M ^t«*p In ibr ucgotUllioi»>.
of hi* statement*.
t Mhuul children Jumped the treck* and crjshrd lino an Iron utility pole, rrttor
" Cdlilwrll
' * 7 ? ' m UI **Thi'
" i c troublf*
expenditure f..i Hit- pt.tp.-c
nml th r * (lf M,rnylllK H„ KHt\mnv ............I
The pxplftmitton of tin* tiosijMiiiPft
lie hod boon cjec'.ed to the in Pittsburgh Sixty-seven of Ihe youngsters were Injured, eight seriously air nrgairic In nature
iTinetty
cull* for
and the cllt with n HIM .nil,lion'
merit w«w glvi*ii out by
•lit Culls
r<n AtruH*?
slnniL amt
® House of Representative* nine Mrmrir* niter the photo was taken * porch mol rt upper risht col* I't'iimgiMiitg
mt'HMiii'g iif n»i rut* si»■ u inrun- uf r\tri iniini' mg \
nfflit
,t hltij mini tlitlolf
time* l(cfore he resigned in I'.HK l.ijivt-d ntid four more person* uni hurt
i International Souiirlphnto' I H»ll
•b’bgal
up u itboiit
fin*, whirl 1 .111 l*elunnl !•• be
to l>e President Wilson'* Sec cl i>
_____ __ _____ _______
Ih>i'U*sllig *VtJutitl ion in thr rtiiibin uf Ihr Min* i*t liffiintiU’
Lewi- T h f gi'Miji i>a iwailtnl bv
of the Treasury,
lie left tiro
(****»! h tit |*«*i iiMil.** Fbn iilitV rltllf
\ ire i*! PBtf*
t in 1***1 Mini* \\ oi kPi
cabinet two year* later to accept
t*iuriitivc * guvr rffirh'iit
plunt
Ml
I hr mrpl
rhiw Mltl'ttr fdiiiiH i’<
appointment as n Senator.
lie
fin ill lit**, able anti iiiH|iin^i Irurh
1.All
K1
i.r \.’.l Sum! Ii,
was re-elected five t me*. mh<m
rt . and u v 11 tlein lt‘.I u»>|n llVfh
M 1
tin' i.« a! i- f-tir! »!r
recently to serve until lull*
,i- til* ha*l* fin ft *«ii)l|tJ t'i turn
i »• y i
MimUit1.
Hr declared President |{«n*c
It" tilt! t pf IVgI ||lit
Into
ift. tii* tT i1M| -•t Ibr
veil's lli»l tut Inn urn hi to he Trr:i
I Im m1.i '= Oni rtliiil U*IIlit-*I l hi
If! lift ‘*1*
vfinI v Ih ul IP 1 ml
sury Secretory in Mutt. Ii » ? -----—
rolih««t of IrarhlHg i^riiiiiuid tijf
‘I* "t'l*
-tHt rMhi i ■l| \t t'.infu
generally known that In* i * h*oii
Girt
\ ^h\rj
R iv e r O v e r F iv e
Feet
A bove
1. % " !
s s i i « failure of the prrMiti-i.l t ie. r S i i s t i u e b a n n a
i.it mo.
» i i.i
tit r >
•u " ill Ih" i n give what Gins- cuttld erg., id
iii Imi irk. fimii ncruir Umiiii v .anti
Vrin.lrobprg
*•» i. .Gut
Vi th'ti
1'HIIIIi ‘M
t.* *pr«> thr
as satisfactory assi iT.nce of n
truth*** iidiifiitom phtn>
i • I’ Sr umil •i
•a1Ini lilt i lai
Humi
so-cnlled "sound-money" palmy
iman* »»f nil 1 art mg Inti n i|Ufilt*
1lit I Mini tb.il *Ml ntri‘1 mg vi ill
rt|P ClfUMMI--ion look '.Iloil*l a
The Virginian wa* hitler I) do
,
fit'll (it'HktiitHei in the (fuelling
tlf |*|<I|I4I>|h(
t Mil* I ile i
,»
Iiin ub *-*
pleased iater when P r e * id c u t
WlMsIAMSPOKT. I'ii. .M»> SIm. ' |»iftl*-%«ion IU rrminnttiulnl ft*- o*eiin:ill a it»t|ui*n! of Ihe iMb»i**!l
l*i i’-uleni Tiu
3**IUftMi#flP.lll« l'
!-,i't*b|lll
|
tUtl
lilt(
I
ff'
uf
I
tiiliislHHii
RotsnvcIL ahanriom-il the gold
.,*1*1, Olio-fifth of I 111* 1 aMilrttliul «*ummk itimo altpnllon uu irriea*
m.to* pi an
standard, mil he also broke with
*
fumlauiriilnln of to crumtrurt blrur hint's ni thr
\Vl-Ur 111! tt upflPill a tlmt a
eel ton of the I'eiiruyl'ania ettj ' Hon and" the
the Adniinlstra'.inn over NltA,
,
\Vtllinm*port hn* liet-n coverad dcmouncy
m.i'oritv i*f l Ih* Itfpulillrau .fn
'"m m lH^l'?.'|....'|,cd th'.r'l.'.'v had
Jd'lie* I. I'uiter miii ol M, ,mt Mr* F. It Cal let IIXS) O.k Verna
crop reduction. federal spending;
b> raging, fb**! wuler* of tin........ enough money o. ..... . *' n,n0|** u,r ‘ n.,lrl S' *
I, "i n the l' ti U lliurg A. aUrmy a, Ill'll - I.Vif li.il t. i\ UlllVt to lu* vcr
and tho 1037 Suifrcmu Court U ' | R ^ n m
j<>^fi-Litioii
Sust|ucliannn River,
The river
* fence ant.....I ihe proi.eity
Ju,lP A"
*.i II. P ' 1, Oieeio- ,,t tlie 2nd Floiola IK irlct i i he I Inti.m* n|i{n uvni
" ‘ilrganlsatlun plan,
Actttsn war defer led
a i. , Carter gi .iiliiutfd H"m a-inlnole High f> In*,; and uttrnrtcil North 1 -• |I|M,i •*f |« kirf |ti Ilk. 1*1911 Thu
Nev-rthe|e*», .Mr Rixe-evell
i
♦'»"
ilii'
||«ifit
i I i r* M
“ rnuur r&
of heuw r.tn*. , S a n f o r d
S h rin e rs
pie,I by Itov Hc.Wlng h. * « -uie |O forgll tfnlversllv Uj Iio i ,*-- flu P'f.r In entering Ho Mililui j
Vrhu fondly culled Ida** "an unIII* .itfjtilu >t tlii I*uiK Dt* •
culminating In 11 cloudburst .vas
it>e»n»li ucted A bel"
tcnnnne-1
|*^
ter tiny, brought the .> ,vei to
tit (It Jn; T.ft'tlMll tillff Intfjt **|IP. |.»I- 1«, ,w.. ft IH Ititfiiwlril1*
Ibt L-»' **»
-fits pgrimuat fHend,
* ; .tage *if 27 S feet, five and oneB: i . .
ddu.itlon L* Mb s^t’Hr It - i
..
,
1eolith Street, Trnosfei "f a In- f <*>«3 In '•»" <»ro«0 mmi> I I--" dudr
V jJ 1
i b-.
b • li IPb»>
Ifbu
i« * "* I'lrt*
Gta*a iece|ve-l much of Ihe
hiilf feet altu«e fh ""l r-tigf*
r i V i o n c l a v 1'« h i.<
r . u..w«n.i t,. * t '<«* tim o-.M A n jim
crest of .13 feet ij predicti*!,i A t i v l c c u n ir-1
credit fer creation of the federd
o*
Mo- wlji • MM Tf +11I bf*' I
* Duviw um
wit*. nprii nvril. *
i .. .. t! - Srojil, »*f ,i ' t*i•' 111 out
That is less Hum one fimi iiudti
l!e»ervc System, heenux' he help
(' |l lliltwa* kbHr. Np|tflM»lr«|
mi non v t»f
.•
f
rb.
the mark set in the di-a.ii-ei„ f4-,,rgiiiiitalmo meeting
ed drtlf lor Krdcrat Ur*erve law
fill thr vatiiMrs nil Ihr |"*b
T.* t. tt.si 1 .11f 1*1 ! ■til' ■ of \ IlgllllA
IU3fi ■flinui winch *1cJ'•-* '•! mil rJ„- .Suntoid Shi me * lub at 10 - fn ifr rnw iiil Itv Ihr
when he wa* chnlrmn t itf Ihn
A!
IlltlVC'Vt-l lll'lltin I iit*i
linns pf dollar, worth *>f pi" May fun Inn Monday evening ii of M M Timlulr
. House Unliking and ( ‘tirrciicy
lw Ii Ibit kb’ V III! - iiMiotjfMi>*| tlmt
purty and inude ttmii-and. >d wh «h * dclcgatirm o'f Shi me.
Committee in lull!.
Ilf M bobi tlii- iHrbnlf m ituhl
persons
homeless
m t cntiul;
fcmple. JarU.m
Gin**' fir*! wife, Ar-lrli-i, die«l
I =iLA--ioii- fm ibf tL'luuiltilft of lbe
i villa, weft! loot.., Jamcg t». 11uf f
til 10.'I7. Three yeui* later he
I v\i*i;k ill nil ttf/iifl ttt joists 1Iif?
Williamsport residin' m ;"W -1VV(|R r JPrti-.| president. Roy U D e m o c r a t i c
(ir m ip
nmrmd Mr*. Meade, of Amherst.
i i*inft :ifi:'tn*y tntiiir bill jitt.iI It*iti bi~
Ing seetlons of the n tj " I 'b 'j W i i l o . v(,e president ami Frun .
a V*.
A widow many year* hi*
\tni< bur *be <ii ;it i ii* I
thousand ate being ooned lof|
Milh-I.
„o rclury
t.e.i-nro. U r g e s
F a s t A c t i o n F o r e i g n M i n i s ! r y D e c l a r e s F r a n c o R e g i m e . 1 4.1\M|. *ihw
* tnntor
Gin**' *on.
I'nw-'l
n
iiib
< L ii.b
blitiiti
higher aien* I'orlmp
»h'i'
M.Bl,la, . mmml rlc to .
Ijnchburg. newspaper executive,
*b*iiti*- ill? >*■' -*t - |
i- I ■( 1*1*11,
of the town will tu- ■oi " if
meeting
]J ,
C o ilg r e H S m e n
I ' a n n o t R e c o « n i / e C o m p e l e n c e <M l . N .
died Inst uuly.
.pp.'M
railroad and most h ig h '*"
Vis.i.ng -I.... .
mclodt-d I'oo
H a v in g
I*
PMI
miinlratinn.
will,
M die.... ....... .
T(1)„,r ,
pi,,CMtale, John n
have been col
Rcgo'c.
................... .
ii
vl < Ic le g ..... - l- -It .m m ".,.
I
« .r
it. riinjc
\| \t-i. 11- ..
R ltTIM u f.il. May la, id’i The
, Spring ram, have ..........
4,.ra. lu* »l Noble* in alt. mh.-o . |'JH!
>• o..t.
'. .
-! - t 1*181
M.... .
II
S|. • •
t ■■■
lovr.nor of V irg il‘ n. WdH-.pt
area* of I crmsylvai.m ... ' *l
u ||ra,„. r -t llut.-l ! Flnrtdn mi!iii| tto,l ih, Ib-iuln'
I*. I -nl**ni
■i ■>
• l*n»
1 **
11«
T'irl< >hl* ufter-non disclosed Urat
lions ti,?
of "nidi.
N' ** ’ k 1
] ,, Huff i;
r
g',i„Ui,„.L il tr j............................ " ii..... do.-, t ....
I r^ e s S tr ik e F n tl
r j " J.I..1
\ Kivio
CARTER GLASS
%■ Th
1 1 pirn up.
Tnr Hiirriiiehmiini
b.» »'<>• . * l Huff,
. .. . i, Kti|.uM-fk.
, 1 liCt.
|lft I* ■
t *
*•'
I'iA ' ! ** •1 I
he will make mi appointment to
mediate rfforl* lowuid leg I-It.
alumii tii.tL'ji 1Itp Mmi-ti > liLf
luted lbe cm/runlt) «. Rein.*-, ^ I'"'
Jr::
" 1tton which would OlltlllW All Ik' *
fill the vacancy in the United
Washington today i* mourning fa. Two ic X i.U nf Mill Halt,
wKc *r- fllfil (itit I I Ilf Fi ii*u-i*
titates Seimlc caused by the death
\
Rov C w m !‘ l
near
It
.o
n
I»o
In.t
their
"
•
«■_
Mlt»ait«ld,
Roy
l..
»
llll,
I f f 'Inn* |jitii.iif m tiifltilr 11t'1 •■•mi
7 t' Z
n ,V
ll « e V
i,e * > « « « " f th- uiac-st meinbae n » . M O m s * ................ r T : i ^ ' n S “ .
^
»
I II. N > May 2*.
|if ifin * ..I fin 1 nil i'ii \nt i*ni .*! }-1*i|:«H IIUSI
f
" * lhe
old Carter live* itt n Gmuled creek.
I pair lied hy I lie Fifth t'ongrr*I =1J|Hf1|-|!f#l lilltetf }|f LI ft
Glass of Virginia. Senator .Giant
About
500
homes
In
Miibuning
Siatr-iil.it.
uini
J.
A.
Itiiwnrit.
‘
aJorinl
Diatrlrt
llem.HiM
ln
KxrcumilHe
i
nil**!
f
n
«|
*
possible e'udce* fo» the post, ilinl curly today of » heart ilisenzo
tilt
pi*L«'!lU|! i|fl»i*'!f *1 *i*t I**|i hi
AH Noble* If* rihI iirmiml Sur live ( ‘iiiiiiiiittm, fnlliming .« pro
J*
f'ovenmr Turk rondo his tin- in the Washington apurltm-nt to County. O.. have been f1*M!-lril.
.i i. ,
li.nf e-*I !» n i' » C...L
if f if Nil
•hut •!« P
piilf'l i ford oft* iiiVIlfl to ii.nkr Mirm IX)P>sti ti! tliit*
The
8ii»i]uehanmi
b.i»
In
A
f ili.fl ihr dispute
noonctment from Oklahoma < •*/. whjrh. Uv
f(,nf,nt,, by
Fl r|'=* •‘ l t‘ '
It!*1 I-*’1 ,,1l* Nit
titiiii J- r lv c k&oviri lu the club A Shrii*»* VViIlin.il- *»f Siinfotil >ii Ilti’
over
thr
main
highway
ftl |f I Ti '
E-i1-. dll It il| kI' ( **'
1*ii ,i I »«t U'M •.h*linwhere he I, at ending the cun^
m .,
ain, p wn, „
Ringhaml.m to Elinlru n Nc» tcrcimmiftl i* pLmnrtl tluniit! Frill nril It ■***“i-i miTting ii* ill»»itmI*». Kfit \ 4 1 1 - J i - .. t(itmiii
(iIii.t'iT*'
• •
P"
f
I1
ferenre nf governors.
I.I ter opponent of mn.h of the York,
' Hy-lllW *
lit lil* tit* M med day I h VV f( Mutni >* * hi*It
.1.
I 1riprd
«r 1 Lu Lin*i
'.. 1
. I.i.lmg
Under Virgi.na taw, the Gov- Vew lleul legislntiim hut i-maininjr s%iM be fiibimllftl to
i mini fif Ihr inimnilli’t'
I„ 1 .
I1. ' I .
h..DP«
!1
11«'' V •ti<«tm
ernor'* appointee will serve only r ,| n , |usc jwr. ,oul fro nd . f
Dl*1 Tcmfilr for «|ipi« %nl. following
A I,IIA NY N Y . Mb .
Thr ! r If'ir i *i nt* tra*!
Ihr I tflh
It.'.
%l............ •
until the genera' election in
' I ’riihlcnl R„o*rvi l<
— FIimhU ha..- dl*riipi'-l ‘*‘i- 1 Ythlidi fit*’ ) will pi cun it thr t b.o DHtt h I Ii«*i»UM t *ii ir 1 «ut^»i , - uitult
. I* »'i Iff
emlx»r. Al Mnl time, a siiicrr*o>
•Hi tri *U it bj*M»(uH heir *t( whit'll COfiniiH *rr to wfk *.i!!|, Lm*Ij,*v
lie** and 11 aii*|.i*i lal mi. u
1 t ,« - a 1 nail*
«i
i
t
to Gla** will he elected l» fr’I th.ern ami *4iutliwe*tein ...w ^ **•V |iiiciolici t jiitl belt ludicn nill Ik- Orlamlu vi.1r<| .mull 04.140-1v to
• 4|.-.m
-,.4nl
SpdtH i ■•' " J .1 1 ..!»>
A liuitii.cr nf coiiin.iii.il.
(fucRtn.
urge U.c Fli.rt.la ili-l.-gkii.... in
u.i.i i i t »i tniitln
M.pl
, .11.
'
I
til
f
Ui
ftllfsi
Ik.lfl’tM
Cottgre-, .lirv.t y.itii imim'ilmtr
P<« Li tiitkf The
tlii
•IU
until IWd. The death of Senator 1
t v k n n i partially isolated, and highway, i
III Spil l!
effoit*
anil work iltligi-ntly lo
| (
•• «;io
n * a.
Glass ol«o menu* that Virginia I O S U r r o n t i C T
M l l C f l t have been inundated.
. ,|4<444*..i-l 1 Xl.l*..
41' ' UU A
In the Wellivllle rnea. *<>me i | f
(iH ir ir P
[VIf 11 2111 i aecuie pi as.-ngi- of Irgl-luUmi
Dtinocmin r ill holtl h r*hI c' ron i
I M , Knsletn Di(>lighl rime in
seek
to
outlaw
strike*
families
aro
t*ing
evacuated
from
Which
will
I ileftanee nf 11 *i-illi-ruenl " f a
w l l w i t»i noniinnu n C4-.n:*k?ntr
TOKYO, May 2H, i/1‘i
The
< I.u s in g i :\ i .im Isi s
areas. Wellsvillc I* withR g IG H S G H
T f l and which will penalize strikers
111-1<111 with (lu- itti i.vet unimilt6r th«. Senate.
Japanese cal.inet ini* ordered tow-lying
Put electricity lieeausc the munici
who
Jeopat.lize
the
security
of
iiltiin *>f pul.In work, employeeslircwcric* to surrcmlcr I.JOOJiOO pal power plant was forced to
The laki- Mnlttrx* Sclnsil will
our bclovwl land, when sufficient
bushels of wheat for food eon- shut down. Schools in WrlNvillc
■
crUl*
**
i»l*
necessitating
lbe
I
n
a
c
t
i
v
e
D
u
t
y
have
.
t.i'liia
rsi-rclsea
FYtday
i
'
i
Biimption. The when' will tic di*are clo*ed,
___
|
government taking over tlie niict44U4S - : 0-0(1 n liurk. uml_Ih__K .
__ ____ _
trlhulcl.tuLJhk. JapancH' tuyfrnlandslide, haVi^ c u r r c d ] ' u eut. (}~K) George R*. Mcf’all. allon o f an linlustry: Icgiitution
Oydi* nmitfi imliit >.f tin- ciiti-it i|i F i v e ' R e a l
F sta tc
~ “ f * two miles west of (Iwego j N n |„, ,.ajl liwall|c,j ,}„- Uionxe which will prevent fuluie ctises
Clmich n! DeLunrt will sells* tlusuch as Htls despetale unr which
In
TioiEn
(
ounty,*
tint!
tin*
oilier
ouBtuiutiiijc
nrlUin
nr
ly igimrctl the ra*e of a aduxdaten* our untiomil economy
commenmnem .idilre,-*. it «.,« utt- D e a l s R e v e a l e d B y
Funeral
services were held tearher named Y«»u(i*i Kamla in near .Deposit.
trolling the gun fit* of his um|dii
lay.
The Binghamton area lists the biou* shill during five Iroasl-jr*
.ft Honday afternoon at the Osteen ordering the reduction in use of
nourtced loday b> tltc Hrt V It
'tiurcly when we ton order the
weltext May in history. The in the E'hiitppli n , wa* ie|ca-ixl
S a n l o rd
R e a lt o r
^ M eth o d 1st Church for Mr*. Rebec wheat
w
brent ham prlncttul
for making la-rr. Kanda Chenango
and Susquehanna river* to ’‘ [nacti- e duty i.i the Naval youth » f nut land lo thr fartliei
ca J, 'Fraaklln, resident for. the J',|
ottn\ rst
_ |
lP Just drinks
iloesn’t
cat —
lie
. it three aiut a half yean In beer — ^our bottles a day. Kan- both passed flood (tate In that Reserve Monday at the Jackson comer* <>f the enitli In fight
\ i*i .44*11 F rig e •.im, mnnogrr of
against an enemy which threat
rhat community, who died at her da say, he's been on the beer area thl* morning.
ville Personnel Kcpsrctloii_ Center. ens our peifte ami security from
t Itt- Di l'lillli|> t'.innmc Plant.
In
Elmira
Mayor
Kmimi
Htiahome
at
1:30
o’clock
Saturday.
Ftilisting • In tne Navy V-l'J abroad, we can icijuire those at
diet for IS years a* the result chen declined a state nf rmcrt , j?
lit- |**»?t ll,t af(j fll|
the
The Rev. E. Gilman officiated.
program in December. ID 12, Lieut. homo that they do not threaten
nf a seTIuu* stomach ailment.
II V. Mtnfititi!* lion e in I ml inn.
Tiie remains were sent by the
McCall received training nt Mcr- ttite security from within.*'
,\tlnil nit V il'n^v ami mlrmls In rft* «
Erickson Funeral Horne to New
•er University and Columbia Uni
widt iht’ir it
i n oiiii €■11 this
Any vclerult in ttri'.l nf *ei v»*e p l
H. tough Elmira's main versity, obtaining his rommiMiori -Signed:
ark, Ohio for interment and were h U d . i l v l L r . u n . U v
in.ii im.; by Ficti V\ Center, icvlDr. W. II. Moon, rltsirman,
HROADCASTINa from Uie Oval
business distrkl. from the t'he- in Fet.ruary, 1U4L lie was as
ice I f n t nf rhargcl in any ».f
accompanied hy the huahand. **** - 'y °**f , ,upl y*
lloont of the While House. PrcilA. Thompson, secietary,
•>.i.
snug River, which has risen It signed to the LCt 66K, an amphi
the f.dli.wiiig rtitegnttc* I* reBenjamin B. Franklin o f Oateen
srie lieI.let man, chairman of detit Truman la shown « ' he blunt
.1 F Si.-liz of I'rimn Print,
ijUesli-il ti. Visit ttte of fit e ,.f
feet. a and two daughters, Mrs. L. Kbious
rocket
ship,
on
which
he
ly
told
striking
rail
men
that
lie
__
resolution*
committee.
.|g§ _*■
1 11 .■' i i
Im) lima, t...- *11-J*. *i-.| ..f Ms LusL
the rispottvllilu ugeocles listed
\ft Giles o f Huntington. W. Va. ami
•erved for IH months ‘in the
aould
run
Ihe
railroads
under
the
m;-- m that . ity ami lias pur*
below:
Sanl
■ Mre. John .W . D.
A* executive and gun
----------------------—
W ITH O U T TRANHI'ORTATION Pari fir.
protection ot army lroo|*t If tticy
i-h.ined ft.nil >tir Rut' Nordgren
Coordinator — K-.lt. Catler,
'ord. Another daughter. Mrs.
nery officer, Lieut. McCall parAUGUSTA,
0a„
May
2tt.
(41
did
not
return
to
work.
He
blamed
the home at 1201 Eltii Avenue,
Atlniitic National Hank Hulldt
JAYCKC LUNCHEON
Ella Frost live. In Newark.
Voting
here today
_____ was
___ light
_
. — The third la n ltil city la tkipa'ed in the invasions o f Ley*
the two uiilmi Icadet* of the brnami will move In Koivfmit to cning:"’ '
Other survivor* include throe In the
second.Uemoriatlc primary Georgia was without public trans le, Llngaycii Gulf, and Luzon m f Presidenl Jack Ratlgan of Ihe thrrhoixli tor cteating the nation
gtigu ip l.ualaes* here. Mr. Bcttdsr
Fmpl.iyment
U. f*. Em*
anna, Albert 0. Glblin of Newark. election for - a stale supreme portation today. The maintenance the Plillipplnes, the Invasion of
wide
crisis.
(Interna
tional
1
(toy merit Service, 112 North
liurle County Junior Cheniber
-441.1
Charlte C. Glblin o f Otteen and court Justice and a tailrnad com men and hua driver* of the Okinawa, and the preliminary
Park A venueanhierce said this morning that
John S. Ilergetnn of t'layton,
Karl J. Glblin of Wineheiter, Ind.. missioner.
,
Georgia Power Company went on landings at Kcrrmtt Retta.
Vorutmr.a) Training and FduSanford Celery reds of the
and three brother*, Tbotna* B.
N. J. Im* purchavcil from Mrs,
The vatjran wears five battle
At
2:00
F,
M.
only
144
votaa
fWlkg
in
a
dispute
aver
wages,
ration — T. W. l-awton, Court
McCullough nf Oateen. George W. had been rasl at Precinct No. 3
State League would be
Kilims L. C»x«n .% ,12 avt® iva 't
107 members of the A.F. of star* on his five campaign rib
guests of Hut Jaycre organtxAHouse.
and James McCullough of West for east side 8anford voters,
at Mariana laitc amt " .thin three
1
Amalgamated Association of bons; . tho Aciatic-fa- Ific with
Legal A ssi sin tire. Hospital week* will start .rebuilding
'
at
Us
regular
weekly
luncheon
Virginia.
which is located a l tha new
ctric and Motor Coach three stars, the Philippine Libera
isation ami State Service Of
Mrs. Franklin was born In New bowling alley on Magnolia A
held at noon Thisuday at
home tim e
of America are asking tion with two sU"s, ‘.he American
ficer — Fontacl through ljoyd
srtintvillc, W. -Vn.
ayfalr Inn.
. Ckpt John Oalloway, command
Joe 'loss ha* tnir-hased from
nue. A t Proclnct 1 at the t
__ _ rate o f |) an hour. The Theater, the Hrr.nie Star, and the
F.
Boyle.
County
Set
vies
Of
ing officer of .Company C. Fourth
Mr*. A. V. llaaetden a five room
ACL Depot, 06 persons bad company has offered a raise from World War II Victory Medal.
ficer,
Takaeh
Building.
Battalion. Florida State Guard, raid
voted.
Th* colored vole f i g the present 86 cent* an hour t*
gr.iuge np.it lu ent near it t lr ft
n ie
Lieutenant McCall la a graduate
Home Service A**1sl»nce lo
this morning that due to Uie Fed
l.oke and v. HI rcnroitel »l[tg for a
exceptionally tight’ ;
LEGION MKKTH TONIGHT
08 cent*.
. . T V , ’ . ‘ ; * ' Of the Seminole High School and
Servicemen;
ex-Setvlcemrn
anJ
eral Inspection slated for Wednes
, ■ ■” 1
sum..ter horns.
#
:
also attended - BtewtOii Parker
thair
Dependents
—
Ameriran
MADDK
OllCItAllGED
BANKS W ILL
Junior College, prior lo hta entry .
cars of Post No. 63 of the day night at 8:00 P. M at the
Mrs. Ne.lo U. R ow ys, who reRett
Cross,
ljik.-fri.nt
Boule
—
into Uw Navy. He now plana -«
can 1-eglon and the legion Armory, there win be no meeting
cettlly parvhasad the Byrvl Apartvard,
r e l Jacksonville announced continue hla education in the
Both tho Sanford Atlanl
lliary. will tar installed at a of the organlaellon tonight.
run ta on West Ninth Street from
VeteraA* -Administration —
Capt. Oalloway said that all
MM83/C Harold T. medical field.
tional Bank and the
. masting to bs held tonight
.
Martin M. Rudich, Sheriff's
Mrs. Onto 7. Uynl. I* now
Magnolia Avenu#..haa
are urged
Stale Bank of 8aaford wit) be
H e Is the soe-of Mr. and Mrs.
1:00 o’etoek. AH membere af guardnnen
_
------to be present
Office every Tuesday.
soclr.trd with th# Benilsr
under, May 1 0
and _ lbs A u x ilia r y lor tha Inspection Wednesday eve
—
— j ih g — l G- rB- M*CalL 8 r.. I W Magnolia
evtate office.
4*vy.
to attend.
nlng.
•
Avenue.
• . *r. .♦
t*yv.
mmd
.-,4
‘.4-.,,-u
> J,
Commissioners Okay
Spraying Garbage
Cans With 1). I). TV
f
Flood Waters Continue To Rise In
Pennsylvania, New York Arid Ohio
1 .....
Flood Stage Near Williamsport, Pa.;
^Kmergency Declared In Klmira
DIFS TODAY
V
-•Reorganize CI ubV& l '«l.*ia. 2 T*Pti2
.!
Spanish Ministry Says Nation Had
Right To Investigate Atomic Energy
In Mailers
Filed On Spain
un*x. irvii senve ur *. *»hich nms Japs Order BrewcricH
.Rites Held For Mrs.
Rebecca J. Franklin
I
r a y ^ S £ r <£ ?‘,K5
Voting Light Today
. In Second Primary
j Veterans Service
i t
SUite Bunrd Will Be
Inspected Wednesday
,
j
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Id.
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T i l l : S A N F O R D U lC It A l.l), H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
The SimforcTHertiM
i T , . i „ i,
Tbat •
Kalfrnl
O r(> l—r 37 .
.< Malar*.
•( ! « » « » •
A ll athlluaer Halt™ *. r a n U
Ib tp b a (e .. .lu c i» » « « m.I a u llee*
ul
ul
ra tet»-u »**«'* («e (*•■ i.»re--r ..r
ea la U a
lu »U .. w ill I,*- rg u ra rd
n . l i r t i l . l a * rate*.
atregular ...........
l»r
InlaHd >rw«#,nprr Itriiir.cniaIteea, l*r. rryrrmrytm 'I *«• IteraM
la the nallHHal flrltl w» ailirrlUInti
(IIIlee. are aialamltirU la Ifce (««•
ee| rill,, Ih (fce eaaale* «llh
gviaelpaC Trnileaarirn la • Mri**
■iij Srf* itrw.
.
■ T V 7 lle r a M
Walkingr To Health
la 'g
Biea.i.er « f t h r
Aakarlaleu f'erea *. Id* S t* r»rla»
tltelt eSIllleil la (S» «»e far ee• abtlrallai, .at nil «fm «|l*|tnli «■-mUlIrd In ll ar (•“ ( 'elkrealtr
reeaileil la *#t. |*>(*-J
IS# lai-at uni* j>iil,1t,»ieU Serela
Jn rlikl* la eraiikllrallaa af •ae
rial JI«|Wlrlir. telela Bie al.a rr-
TU ESD AY,
M AY
28,
lu ll.
- -**(-«W-»ha-*ppl*“eerl«*.-That hap of •thr-cnndidatcc -lt-is thn slegstl 'lrip -‘ef"'ltu*mi«n- » m i p i « i " K '
...Xiiu Aiuiuwai, a,
pen* quite frequently. - • ........... •‘■A, impartial as a traiflo light".
but maybe we ihoutd gel bark
In the. rare for Kailroad Com; uill v i« it former JaprrtiO'c
to earth am! lake a last minute missioned Vrei! W. Drown, wfto duflrics »n<l i*i»pfcl rtpOurii«
look at the lecond primary that made such on amaring race Jn
will be held on Tuesday, May the firet go-round, con.inues to
! 2Sth. In the few countiea where show, increasing strength. He has
local contest* are of eapecia! in. a tough opponent in King hut it
erest to voters a good turn out »eem* to be a neck and neck afcan b« expected at the poll* hut
otherwise all indication* point to
a light vote, tl is doubtful if any
INSPECTION TO l i t
of the candidates will pull aa SEOUL. Kuica. May JM, KP>IT PAYS T O LISTEN
many votes as hey expect.
Unltcd Stott* Reparation* Com
In Ihe Tare for Justice o f the missioner Edwin Pauley amt hi*
Read The A d i
Supreme Court, all report* I have party will leave for an ln»pectio-i
been aide to gather seem to-In
dicate that Judge Paul L>, JSarn*
i* developing increasing strength
and will probably surprise a lot
of folks including Koleigh Pette-1
way when the v o > » are counted.:
Paul bent Petteway to a pulp in ,
Select one of your
Dade County where they both'
favorite drug stores
reside *nd cainpaign workers are
and
making the most of this in their
state-wide effort. While Supreme
Court rare* Mre usually rplorle**,
a pueeb -line attached -vo Judge
Barn* 1* a honey, for In' Us
iVurdn it pieients one of the
wiU d e l i v e r to you at qpce,
-Irongest tailing print* in favor
STILL WAVING FOR "KEEPS'
Drspitc I'ri'Mitlcnt Truman's worriv.s-^hnd surely lit*
lias plenty— he is in excellent health at (52.-After a year
at his man-killing Job he is snid to be in better physical
condition than when he took office. There is a reason.
Ill* takes excellent care o f himself. Four times a week
htr'drives to some unannounced spot away from the
White House shortly after 15 A. M. and takes a Jong
walk. Except for a secret service man, he is unaccompnjiied so there can be no discussion of the many
problems on the nation’s docket.'
He swims regularly in the White House pool. He
rises daily at about (5:30, eats n light breakfast that
tines not include coffee or tcyi, neitfier of which lie
drinks. If he is kept up late nt official functions lie
rises only a half hour Inter the next day.
Walking is one of the most beneficial o f all exer
cises. and one which Americans less and less adopt.
If a man with as heavy a schedule as that of the Presi
dent of the, United States, can manage to squeeze in
time for walking, certainly the rest of this ■country's
citizens, whatever their responsibilities, can also do it.
American business men, so •many * of wiioqt run Into
fVtPx, could well adopt Mr.
Truman’s walking progrut * however they feel about
some other things he sloefc
FOR PRESCRIPTIONS
W . H. BRU CE
Jetgeen .1:00 A. M.' and <;00 P. M.
Cats Anil A Hospital,
L’QNCPTE PRODUCTS
UIBI.H VKItsr.
KOI! TODAY
Concrete Pipe, Ruiyjna Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Septic Tftulpi, Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curbs and
By RUSSELL* K A Y
One thing
ator I'eppei
momihil wi
lt wa».
Nat inn’* Keel (Jetting Bigger
ad healthier
headline, Tlnsffi
-gti*l»>rtaUnn 'tiihv^ mav have
n*ir advantage
offer nil. or
a* It giiMiline nilluliing? '
The RelUiti; is i|ll -el to i-nfti
a li-eti age draft toll, if you ik
not think the government nhoiii*
draft teen nger*. in time of peartyou ihmihl let your lepie-i-uta
tive* in Coogre*. know it.
Senator I'eppei denies itnil he
is J|i*inW **♦ i i.HKi» ffKill tlw Seii
Latin is not yet doiid. Oscar LatiK^> the former
Uti* titut litT ijitrit! i»ti a! lui f>«*y ftir
Hill
UtiWitv«?,rl| In* tl ill it't ChiraKo pr<»fes.snr wlm is Poland's ro[treat*nlfftive fin the
iteny tllni lie ntucLl rdiiiuiut* l*« Fnitod Nat ions' Security Council, uses it in letters to hi*
rspre>iiii ili»' ' lu m
Tin- icault- •>( tie- vuling In
Ciei-bieluTukiu ili,i-»(i*l p r n v i*
tnlo h except that if you welt*
ll\ tixvrho-* lava kill ami iliulff tin*
Ihumli uf .lia- Stalin, yuu’d |ini.
baldy tu? ji coMimtutinl (im . tf
fH/n
D» live.
TWb wl»fi itii»r<*
tojui tin* aiiiry*i*y
ctemki.'
iiij
roulfl
Virtnr Kmv-
**L Tliu.e
krct-duin"
appearing currentL- in the Tam
pa Tribune. In it hi- explain*
wily in IliU-du you agn-e with
Jim Stalin nr you- get nut. if
they don't get you first.
Senator IVjipcr expiense* the
dguiit that the pen pie irf Kluritia
ore realty uppnxeii In ig* aiinni
iu the lolmr cutitriivc-ray.
lie
haHii't beard yet that. Ihe penple
of Florida Voted two year* ugii
to iiulluw tlie' 1-111*0,1 -Imp *i
Phil llurury wlm i* appim-iiti)
able lu jj?t*l ill in t» tltt’wiiijT uwisi
lh*»n lie new!* fur hi* own n,r
thuugii it I* liot always of the
hubble vaiirty, complain* thut il
meal were lint *■■ »miV(’, he'*!
have n planked *trak If he ctiuli)
find llii! plunk. Wc wUli we
could accnmtitiHlale you, Phil,
t|ul wouldn't a little frica'iecil
■siuirtel do Just a* well?
friends. This continues the old Polish tradition by which
ail educated persons learned Latin along with their na
tive tniiKUo, using it fn the Diet or legislative assembly.
Latin has been suggested as an international lan
guage for learned magazines. The specialist who wants
to keep itji with his subject under present circumstances
needs to know English, French, German, Italian, Spanish,
ami probably several other languages. Till recently he
could get along vyitholit knnwjng Russian, but not since
Ko$siaU science began to Irlossnni forth. If magazines
for these specialists were Written in Latin, they would
have a much easier time.
Of course there are other candidates for the honor
of being an international language. There is Esperanto,
whose vocabulary might need developing to include the
necessary scientific terms. There is also F.nglish. If lan
guage and race jealousies do not stand in the wny, Eng
lish will probably lie the solution.
* While
candidate* confronted palgn and if Watson' were to
with a second ||uimnry
>
. . ___
_ go nut for doveinor he would
me
gnash-‘
jllg—Lhrii penily *eeth and- tear
*• 'develop twice ns murh for he, I*
ing their hair In an" effort to colorful,
I. w fighter. mul }* usually
arouse an npn belie electorate and jN E W S from
...i the viewpoint of
get them to the |mlt* on May
Mny newspaper ml
editor.*,
i*i|h, my good friend ’Jix-t Mur- , lot tier could be counted upon to
lay. political itnil feature
ritor hnnd Watson a million rlollat*
for the Tamin Morning rrdiune,! worth of publicity on u plat or
by-passed the coming jun-off com- 1tin* day he announced for the
pleU-ly and began t aIking about office, for that la the day the
the next go hematuria I
name calling would start run) the
Visiting in* Tullahi
Inst .more name* the .A Ft, and Cl.fi
week, he Tlaim* he found more called Tom, llte better he would
in erest In the subject of who i* like ft and the more vo vs hr
going tu run for (lovernor than would get,
in what may happen to the M»V*
In tlif present
crul (iiiiitldalr
mail, • would have u strong
run-off.
ing among certain groups
) the mind of the general
Accenting t
he i* a school teacher and
chap* la-log must talked nlioul
most folk* heartily upptove
n» proiuihle candidates fur Uov
ii mu at this time utc Puller " f “ school teacher in the office
Wuricn and (inn Mct ar y Well, ° f Superintendent of Public In
Fuller h»* been running for nhoij struction, i doe* not necessarily
.........
m__ _ Yullow that they would be ei|ual!y
six years and it i» a
fOregon
!i have ...
hi* a* strong for the gentleman If he
conctuiioli ihal he wil.........
niniir .-ii i i-v- liatlot In the next jW'ere to offer for Governor.,
Ed loirson bus [troven himself
gutieioatoiml go-rouod. Just how
HUc easful to- will he r< gathering
most able Flute Treasurer ami
Vote* I* a matter of mtijccturo. hi s prliticn) record all the way
A lot drpen I* upon who hi* op- through
— i* good hut lie doe* not
punent* may !**-'. In any event I'osaes* the eolor of cl her a Ful*
he will piuLahlv find hit It i* hr Wnrren or a Turn Wntnui and
going to take moru than alap- ;hed have u haril time if ho enterstick oratory, ini'ju-mlcr rlnppimt ei* !ht* ctnm' ling with them,
ami a Krnaiiu (lajlm rn accent | All this spe.ulatlnn about the
to get by m the coining event next GiiVemor'* race doean . mean
for most folks are beginning to very much at the pigment but a
take their politic* a little innra |lut of folk* like o get out and
seriously an I hey are g o in g t o study the calta well in advanee
ilemami a l*t innr - action and a
a face. A do*cn other men
Id let- talk ' f^om th-*-c- they will probably lw "talked alioul
select to handle their uffulr*
before the aelunl race start* ami
Voting Duo McCarty made uni* likely ilark-hor*o that nobody
enviable record in the U-gDIatuie j ha* meiltinird In date might up
end a* speakri of the House. Ijc
___ ___ '----.
__ —-. ——•— nl
ha* a strong following and could
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ff Concrete Pipe Ca
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m*i D OP iHi
bAMtCtlAL t
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Plus
Service”
FLOYD A. PALMER
Spccinl Aiienl
Hanford
Florida
ANDREW
CARRAWAY
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
y t VMBRICA
110 N. Park
Phone 180
Rome Offlpe, Newark,
New
Jersey
Protect your home against epidemics spread by Flies, Roaches
and other insect pests. U. S. Public Health Service flses I). D, T.
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To Marital
n________ ■
YOU DRIVE IT!
PIIONE 200
"The shoot in’ war is aver, hut, believe me, there's
plenty of action on Hie home front. W e've changed over
friuri martial to marital," So spnke a returned (11, whoso
foreign-burn war bride,'unable to adjust to life in these
United Stales, had just sued him for divorce.
The divorce r;ite is rising in nil parts of the country.
The complex problems of bousing shortage, unsym
pathetic in-laws, children who nre strangers, civilian
Jobs and nil tho rest make post wnr life for thousands
of veterans anything hut peaceful.
Such nre the fruits of war.. Upheavals continue, per
sonal. national, International. I’utience, restraint, com
promise and an effort to updentUind the Mow from thq
other side of the fence— such are tho ingredients for
peaceful relations in the home and in the world.
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Authorities Adviae: SPRAY YOUR HOME THOROUGHLY WJTH DDT NOW !
D O N T GAMBLE W ITH YOUR CHILDREN'S HEALTH 1
1i
Southern's Pyro-D is the moat ffective Fly Spray commercially available. Manufactured in Sanford by DDT Specialist 4* under U. S. Patent No. 2329074, It'is
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Don’t lake chance*! I-ct a* pat
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itttr o r t 'fa ir
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. G ALLO NS
nqt the nation will hi needing
about twice aa many teacher* ax
they h»v*t at present, public
school* aa a ennxequenre will
suffer unless provision la made
to pay them more.
The type of misinformation the
iblic gets constantly th**e day*
om their government U Himatait by a recent statement
om the Commerce Department
................
sunt
~
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Roalhcm’t Dee Pye Tee Spray with t% DDT — Maa( efferUre resident apray far matbep—f t .00 qt.
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INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
’
SPORT BELTS
>n
wcailhler a* a nuul|
he war, and then luta the
i,
TOILETRIES
INTERWOVE^ SOCKS
-
SPORT SHIRTS
■narow*
•
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Expert Cleaning
Quid, Service
Pick-up and Dalivery
NECKWEAR
tuW
76 hilliun in demand de,
i*, tha HJO billion in goyient U fiiiirto pro** f t Money,
everyone knows who haa
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TUESD AY, M A Y
Social
28, 1948
r —
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I.I), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
A nd
Personal
Activities
i
Boiimillat (like
Miss Alma (iraiithani
Senior Boys Party Is Pres liman Advisor
Bridge Parly Given
By Joint Hostesses
Mrs, |ia*iJ C. Mtmio iiiul Mr*
Kivien wort* luiptei«iw>
I'tun mIn\ ii* ri *feuwri l*t
*»t
lilt liiHitr uf tiu? ( hi rue» tat IHJO
hiot Sii'iirtvl St n et
llu* §*i»U>
t
wv if
r|i.-t|ile jlti 1
tli» ut nti ii u.tii u'|Ht|miuM*w
tit'**----- z.r
•
i tinnr Tucker »|«;iit the weekend
»'i I rmir*c »*f (Tenin
rim <»
TUEtf DAY
Theda Petros and Jonn hlirf*
jiayimui Reach
tnlv ‘•kiln, uiih ittiB ttttil ruff Cl?
uii*s M u n i ti|M*n the ArriVitl uf
ijfh
dinner merting In the Mayfair Inn ” hi|,“ * nl Jumor ,li*
h School •'*! i Vmti'iit l'eel spctil the weekend I hw Utin* ji,
• l 7:30 P. M. Member* *rc Invited ' ,n , W*M* israde baking enntr-t ,,, Melbourne with relatives and
i licckcrik allJ l.litlr’C UtTC Cfl
to bring tticlr mothers or * very Tuesday. Martha M>cr» wa» sc, fi lend*.
j« >«‘tl with Mt!** II. M ruiMjortli
•
rlnre Irlend Please notify liotlrjw nod.
n svrirtietl hiiflt * h oi tt fui
Mi* IX II. Trptk ami Mr*,
In Fecund year taking ■ Mary
chairman, Mr*. Mary ItawlUu 11
brulgf, M»*n W. A J^Avitt, hi*ci l l plan to attend, not later than Margaret Herndon ’ * « « flrat.an l trank Itay were weekend guests 8Ri) HIk H. Mrb. O. I* lhuiulim,
lari* Ann Dobami k m second,t it Pavtuna 11earh.
Way.
**Tt»vito ilfiil Ml*. I . It. I letik'lit
Dorothy Knight » « ' firal |»*,tji'l
-------ti'iutlat M»n.
Mrs. f'raiH'U Ituti
T IK S D A Y
four year group.. Mr*. H. Ileftne
Mi- >. (|. , Ktlparick, Jr.
I * -tlu* home ix-(rmrmicjL,.i»H
pending. *wite .time with-udutive* ."Hr nwanlcil high priZP fur iHcvh- |
ViV.v . Hu' priitM nf fJowHii vn*i }
*.* “ (let It O ff Your Chcst,r steak amf local head of the Hlh' g u * ! c J t t r i f l t H h ’, Ft*.'
i
tnv 4ft lirullp
dinner t» he held at the Mayfair J-lf.- Judge* weie Mr*. Baymu- l.
vr—..
l(Wl‘at‘ 7:IH> t'.'.M- by inemlwn nf Hall. Mi** Ruth Hand Mod Mi
Alt*. M. It. tiill o f Maitland t- iiiii! -tin* ttitinrffi \%vtv *4n*rw llIV f
tn vfhvt tlicit
Mis.
the Sunferd Merchant* Associa O. K. While. In 7th'grade bakln: -pending Mime time with Ml
(Iknu, it visi »*i fiuiti Vkuinl’i.
tion. Everything from A to 7. and serving Itl gjrla ermpeteri. Harry Toole, hn daughterh Hit pint'll it Ii JimjwI »*f flmccni.
i
will
will tie
lie discussed,
(lisctnseil. according
aecunJliiK to.
»>*• Johnnie Mae Jonc, was firal nod
Tlnwe at tending we«- Mr*. H .i.
. - - * ',
.
d-harle. MorrUon. mernbu. qt the |„ arb-ni
sefolll|. .
Mtss I’s H lf Breeden of l.nke
VVnltts. Um » A ’Cktmi! RtlCsl of
linvAer, Mr-. «• l». H iKhicvi M.
s lt\ Chark*•FValt* >*Penret a* th‘ey.<irlered'ihe ritr
I'r. and Mr*. _____
.1. N. HoUmll.
man.
Mi-. t• .^ I., Heddmc. Mi*. I,..
,'rcetnimr .1 t l f F.*mlm-> I'mmtrv a*ub ImiuMutcn
TUESDAY
Hied
for »u*
firstle place
sewing wjth
_
board of Jl.tc.on
.
t Dial
and in
Katherine
lac
Hoy j l ’ li*. Mi* Michael Mtnaitk.d, ,i levrpt »wrd
rit !lllB
n , st
CllUirh t It. v atr
!IIir
American Legion Campbell I-***- cVa'liM"l^Jude J Z ' i t Mia" O V '
Mr>. Joe Hut nr* ha* a* he. ‘ Mi- *.1 VV Hail. Mr*. VV. A i i i ' i i m u m a t J J U o . i k A k i i u i c
. H.mmuU
Huff. Mm.
A ' ! ' " ' ? ” White i l i ^ KSma Sliven^on an'i
Mr., H. I., Glenn » f Arlin
heavm Mr*. Jam*
Legion Auxiliary will hold a joint
elements, Mt*. Lied MiHi..m>,
tun, tin., former)_ _ _ _ o_ f Sanford.
Installation of officer* at 8:00 Mn. O. P. Herndon.
Mr* Tloitm- r‘. Itlai-drll. Mr*.
,
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At Uwrwood, liming the weekMi„ Himlndh llyvon .peril the i'lipuiuth.
I*. M. ut the K.egion Hut. Public
,|ii-.
ia invited to attend.
And Sheffield
Social Calendar Petras
Leader^ In Contest
Vfi
Wii
3
Mi John i.cv.
Irene l*e(«etle‘ And
J .E '& !!r'liira ‘il!!','fci:iKell' Smith Honored
M E IIN K SU A Y.
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Thottrn*, Mi> I f J. ladminu and)
llrolhetluuxl of Huilrond Truin-|er, nml who with Mi*. W. T.| j j r llU|| j|,,
||*ivid Snii'h Mi- Miilnle Jinfiiili
1
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M. \. Adnu - —Ji trtnl [
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ii. \.
11 m ill Ii MUflil lye (V , ,
wen and auxiliary will hold a Ueiger and Mi** Emma -Tcven. (
i|,(. weekend in llublin. (L.
__ . . . — I . 11 * I.
. - * .L . .til
ant.
a a liu r f A .tu iilb h n ilili llP titn it. !
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cnvtred dish supper i.t the Odd- 1 am,, acting county hnipc demon- j
„» « .
....i u,. ' I '. h K n n m e o Ii’ n i/ iv - V I I .
,l.r • • aml Kill.- ».*•»> h. Stiur.
S fallowV Hall -«»’ «rS0- P. M. atnl [atmtiwi agent, did the judging.
^*1"* -Mt*. . L I . gvi I l i O r s -IVITJOy
+' V. T
f
-.mt.* . e.,hm
't js o . la l hour will follow. .
Kiln- place in firat year »ew-:
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ail lUll.lu.u uppi I pally •,!.
T il m u ll ( V
in* W“ ' " " " bv Jor 11lire* n o r - J|r. and . Mt*. Jnme, Crnpn* i •
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V X. ■ ■•'*»'» »i..«»i«im
-I h1vv \vi nitc
rrnererncv'eamiine I lav nl the
."'1 P'1*™ by llrtnnetta lmd-jja.t daughter. Ann. have retm twd ‘
n.
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A crur heirinitinr »t t»:00 A. M./llrr ucn? f ^ t nni| Shirley Urant
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i .All wornto uic urRfjl tn ho |»re* rl*4*lltllj> ( lui h I^riccnt v\a» flr»l • Mi* itlunhi H Kwi np
th« »,, ik
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Mm S o ' Hlji'i in ,il1' y m r MWl" K.
" “ ’’••"'I In rnlatka ulten.ling the II i.pu div
levmau will la. ut ...ari * ‘. . i 'l l . .
Jean Anne (iiialer. Huth la y
■.iduulum i f her noire, M is-1Menuelliri
aid MiI ..." '
a. rhn|n imlel ■■
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N e ill
A
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Honored With Party
Imklng for second ycai
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hi I \\t». M*i> J-
K .a u u t li a i
til II V«tlil
* Acniiii; futunt
Btt> 111 StTIMHilr
utl.t Hill ’ iji.nl (.*♦*
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\,hi*.. i f«i| the h|hh H v* *<» »*
.‘ tcl'i'fi t invei-il* iH Laftt! w|»mr
li»- i. rMM*iU*§i .i* a 'iuiti***
Mi*. ( » i ant li.tui n the ilaUk*lil*‘f
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11 Jiranlh.im m
ef Mi atttf 'It I he ijiiestHgalhr o i at *lfr
Hmiiutli«4| hume mi
PatinrUu uf Sniifunl.
Axi’tun alitl rnjn>%n| uiu-i i thi
cat I> i’VPMltij?, Inlet ilriMiltiif*
f iii (In hti*tI. ii I»i k h u iu t e 11*•»*v ^
|hr ' yacHl »u I tn |t'Vts|
a §Mii-r mi (Be >t G§1hi
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fhe e invituil jvrrr MaLiiim
ViFit Neill,
Uich.iiJ
S'-e riel iirv*
(.( § le i.t*u Joe VVaUitu.
•Pillvv \, |Ictl\ Ji* fllni V, llnitlttH'
tt-ni.ellj.,
Ann la.id*
A via
nuouti ' 1' ‘
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nf *i JAtljn 'Lilluiv v
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N* iimibti , i ,irl
S. firliM. WnlliM
iii§»!K.■iVl, llttlpll
Hilly liu y ,
I tutu** Ht*nnl. I\imtirtlt t « ! iU*i.
I
B. B. Oruniley.
General Insurance
Atlantic National
V\ t |*«y J u rtetB j
'h
tlk»l
.'Sir
M. Sinili iiM
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m
<• iiiii iu u i. Mi. ..I,.i Mi--,: - t p ,
limimHIat.
Adam- "and Mi
Newnino
..led In Mi- "
i 11
In fitft yc«r footl pi* *nm ion rttul
n.,
ej, un gut.wrt.l .tt flu* w
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Mi* liluriy* g-iru II
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June!
SliHu nrolld,
l li* TTllOnip1 hlule* tVYllllmilof# » Miami
hat high ihoul and depailcd by >Uu-,*!
min. \\ l Hill and \\ '
*ori and Shirley C m “ . were lied la-ru -pemliiii he past two day* .,1 imhi A, M They met « i the
Ji i .1 11 ! the -upper and
I I * I J« C i l t n n
|for fjrgl place in aei-.nl year foal with hi* patent*. Mr. mid Mi> Spray Hath House tn I hiyloira iVd
, n
il i, ii .
- if
and enjoyed swimming mol -tut ll
ill
Voile
.. te- ii» i ♦ ii1. ui ,P*-1 "
).alii.ug
A* drib Mm- loo.It uf |*:
[ Muiciu Carder wn* .fit* : home
lei* nml led i lO'lle- i *
________ ________
j improvement, fourth year. Clara
Mr. and Mr*. J. VV. A It matt Imked It.ill), bilked lu on-, puiiilfi;'*
i were w-ed
*
iLnrgcnt mb * first, (Tarn Lalgentjh.i'e a* their guest for lire -urn- aliul. nnkte- and oliv.v, ihiH**-|hi
*n'*|p
IDV111 t
I
Mr*. It. It. I'ippln'* gaiden » o ,wa* winner in irmotlelcd garmcnl ji...
'It. AllaitanV *l»ler, ■ MUs-luir mke and Iced lett wo- -etv
1,*
^ tilth IxdtHI
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the * Cette Friday al 7 :tH) o'rlock ,uml l»e«t lire** review.
I.m tile \l man
JIn tin- otolliei'pjo<—mialr
f . •» M «’
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M
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ill tui'.itI t s uf the ila-. itltei.'li
of an outiluor supper parly given
1 1V' H.
1 Mil'*
1
n
hv lilt- rholr uf Ihe Fit el llapti-l
'I
*k»t
I * H Iii'ii, .It
ARMY CHIMIN Al !m ntigati.m ‘
f* l
lie *• i H
I.Cluirrh honoring Mi*. I! I. (Ilenn
Ji'
5'iBlmi i-f taxmifion, \ f
errs arc .Tllrii'jkir.y: !•» >Umt \ it •*
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of AllinglOl), Vn.. a friend and
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rnyitcrlmis ilcitti .•f i iff i ' ;■ B*
IB
St u! latkt* Mai v
fortner in e m h e r of Ihe rlmlr
Knapp ( i Ih»\r ». ,'H *»f P*ft I
Tahir* ami rhalr* were plareri
muiitL S I , N *t . Vv. 11*v *’ n . t>
ftuiind Ihe swimming pool in <h-'
M
I, J* Mntdev had as ini i
Mr*. Krnn is K llol* wu** ho* ,
I>let'll mu body. wj , btuttil i " u
garden. The huuoi cue*!, choir lc*s iccently at a rnvcresl di»h C“
■•'el the weekend, Mr aii'l
window <»( an Arn*> r.§pt,nn * n
member* mid their hushatnl- and luncheon honoring * Mr*. It. I- 'i
M Mivner uf Lake \\ult*-- •
lii Frainkfyu I, (itf 'I In- § ij *■
wives enjoyed n *up)H'i nm*i»ling (ilenn. visitor in the city. Itn»c .Hi i ht'i hiislaifiil \|i Muhley of
wetc naii! tn lta\c Ut ii dr tnW nc '•
of fneil rhirken, Chinese cho|i and xladielusc* were used to de II,. .id
night before.
nat»0 ' -s
Miry. I aIinn spaghetti and meat r o t a t e the' i minis where ihe
_
j
ball* trod corn tin the cob which luncheon wn* arrvcil on small
Mi- t\. I| William* and I'har-'
wa» served hot from nn ouldno. lahlrs. Mr*. .1 T. NewTiy a*si*trd le- H MrCluog are expecting
H o lIc n h c c K
fireplace.
Mr*, llol*. with tile serving. Mis thin -i*ter, Mrs, llerheil l-'i*her
Raleigh, \ • . and her iWO
J. M. Slilirciplicr served rnM (ilenn wa* presented wi h nn m
in
drinks nml Mr*. Volte William*. angc dish as a reuicnilirimee of > Inl.lien to -pend *omr time.
Mr*. A. J. I'etenmn. Mn*. J. ii. (he nrca*hm. Mr*. K. S. Rnckey
I' « toil) 11 Hit i* ftlli il.i,, ,
MJ“ T'a' Jin rail and Mi-% Mary
Britt. Ml*. It. F. Cisrper and was presenlrai a Cake a* that day
'L v *
I(t dJrillit, L ,
1,
' ‘drr** left for Havana. Cuba lo
• fr * John Miller a**i«led Mr*, was her birthday
Jrl\ k.i|*l|T )t! Iiri In F.H I
Jr.Ni
i'ippln with Ihe r-ervinir.
After . TJiosu. Uivited >vrir Mr,. I, S T ‘V 'I a_ 'h-ot tline
l it*) plan
"VI* t*--T| 1i rmil
|l|
i, j-,,
stifper The- iflhir''TnrmhtrT*T leil ftefinan. Mr*. H C Mmire, Mr* ,n h ,u' “ idnne from Miami ami
' —« **
I itifal
i' , I |l| I ( i
. ,
to •Hairf.ii
by Mr. Sllneeipher choir direclor, H. VV. Coopey. Mr* J It. Adam* 1lJIII II t[*
S,,,‘r" " 1 1,1 " '- " ‘l
rehearsed music for lire Sunday Mr*. ( ' A. Amin -on 'Ir*. II VV vrvk
• ' * I .01.1 • (.'la.1• .1
service.
Rucker. Mrs. i
"
Forn-alei
.
;
1' J
Jl f§'Ar« | if* •‘ 1 , 1
I
'Ir.
J.imr*
'
Those invilr.l were Mrs. II. II. MrM il* f Itl.Bt X VI,l» I
. v*
I |ea|
Martin Stine. i|.he.
Ml*
.
Ja” ,r’ N
‘" " l
tnl.lt
m..
\mtca
Martha
Fox,
Mi-.
Fie,I
Myei*.
'hddien
Naurand
.s.ill).
have)
Newlierry ef West I'nlttr Beach,
. Il" IHMH .1 l+tm
Hill
Mr*. Martha linden. II ev. ami Mr*. C. C. Bandera, Mi-. <Tarn1,,’ ,,,r,|rd n Him home m • in f i-i f *i Mi Nub
fi'11111111 tiVi•ffi*,
Mr«, VV, I’. Brooks Jr.. Mr, nml llrn.lv. Mr*. Jude, f amerui, M r '«n l l ily after •l«m.|in,% « few
M - '•'i =>
‘"Iitr-I.i M .hi I-.
A. J. !*">*.
Mr*. J W Mem at
Mr*. II. C. Moore, Mr* Voile Wit VV, I*. Brooks, Ji., Mi
^‘ : 1* I ** ' P-llUrt, K.ttlkv (• 4'ill
MrJL
j
bcr
home
on
Lake
lliunn.
Hants. Mr. and Mr*. Htineripher IVterson. Mr*- Hurley
hi ll l*Tit l .lH ill .Imp H i It
|(j|
and Crarr Marie, Mr and M r».‘ ‘i.. Cnrrtstm, Mr*. A K Jto-sel-j .
‘ cicdph SmiiUi. ?trv*> II l|>bi *'l».
mid Mr*. Irm.ti- L. Unix
A'ans MrCoy. Mr, ami Mr*. Mar ter, Mr*. A, C. W illi,m*. M r * 1
•.
M,i.' i
l.st,
I
■, r
vin MHam. Mr. mid Mi* VV. 0. M. N. Cleveland VI,- ' C Wd- ’ Iw-nt Sumlay ui < rm. ml II..,u i,
M* •
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Mm . 'V.d.r, m „ , i
lt*«
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5s Inc, Mr. ami Mr* It F. Cooper, Main.. M... A II. l - ejav. Mi*
Volir William*, Ir, Mr. and Sir*. Nrwhy, Mrs. K. IL U.meni- Mi**
' *
M”
J" 4' ,- " " 1 " f
,W I*
a.e *peml,ug , I. .
K. B -Carter Mi ami Mr* V. Man,I- Jlnkin* nml M, - HI.....
I i l ’ N| ( .’ r ; i ( | r I *l| p i I -*>
tln>>
in
>tinlnt
*
v
v
it It Mi
| I
Rnhhin*. IP
ami Mr*
VV 1
1***tti ti
Baker. Mi
and '• i ■ Krimedv
B r c M 'i t l c d In l ‘ n i m ; u n
Mr. nml Mr*. J. It. liiilt. Mi. and
Mr*. F. S. I.nm*nn, Mr and Mr*.
•
. . . » Hr, Ii.
ssf
Willi
tint
Mymn SiiiHh, ."r* f . A. Andectin
S*-i(iti i lc pi Hii.ii>
4. BhoI
.-•iuc I' ii ('nmpmiy m th lumli*. OITTINO In Irlm for a mclon-caUnfi
i soil. .Ir., Mr*. I.ulu Miller. Mr.
|ki- enf i i| u w|M‘t tu| |oHi:i nm of
I onii Mr*. John Miller, Mr*. Ciro 'ii,
Alton SumUv W eil*, formerly Mrs. Ilciinell and their I wo -on*,: context to bo held »oon at Leesburg,
Bdunii,: iii |lie iruul.ti rhipd hmir
Mr*. A. J* 1*eler»on nml Mr*. nf .Sanford now in the X'nvy nml Juhta au,i Lilly, will remain in I Fla., It Marion Holm. Incidentally,
i K> ftht* iHiiltPr the 4iiriTf!Dji f I ftr j
i||ppii'
Mis* Arline Roth 'Vis* in 'hr Briiiford wi h Mrs. J. C. Ilennelt watermelon* are gelling Into tho
IfMllt fli t t*» »•!<» !»■it) lint
Mu. |
until
they
locale
a
home
in
Hr*ama
clou
as
caviar,
judging
by
tho
W j V.V.K. wrre manied in the
n k 1*"ff 'll* hfiIt* S'
lanriu.
prlca
of
the
first
one*
of
the
reason
U. 8. Naval Barrack*. N V. * ity.
' 'i.
/ flst». WHth .ml M
I
HPVnCATKM
N. Y. Mar T3 with ( omnmndri’
...
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..
.
which nro selling at about S ^ b
Mt
Mtrs
Nancy,
VVilliam*.
Mi-,
I....
raeh
[ja|,
y
f
„
_
whl|
e
B
tllt
under
Cr mil*. IL3.N.R. offiriuHng
LOVIIY So -an Pliers, n treri n .iittl JW
., , < .* « lEM1‘Ml.iril the
•It’ll! *
who is at It unable lo walk Ih-i jute
Mis* Shirlc- M.v KIcK of thl*
Mr. Wert* was horn m ' Vn,,* * ij^ V le V ^ n ilr 'm id HiT i.km "* i ’’ ,h* OI‘A prlca law — a 30-pound
' ! |-i v •-.*t v 1fm . Eli 1. * lilt
city wl'l be one of (he 823 senior worth Ohio, the sue of K -r■■*•»'« J|(| y
rirll.i.,.. Sumtav
cost *1.21.(/nlcrnalional)
I of a hunting accident more Ilian a a .I
•<iJ»’ |**ii ! t. «jlilt* 1
year ago, i- shown in Hollywood 1 1"
students - he g r n d . , « i e . l nl;CUrk «nd M .rga.ci , “ 1
afternoon ... visit with Mal...i.„
B< . «ri:f i ts
holding l b .thy Ho bald (J une, H '1
Jtephen* College, Celurnlna, Mo VWM« Mis* VVi*»
H •
MacNell win. j, r.mfinr.l it
lie
1
'•( •
In. „1, M
this overling. Hhr i* ihe dmighier of John I e ct ami Virginia '
. 'Orange (icm-ial Hospital f ■om l.
weeks old. Bile ami her hiiihandj |.M ' '
VI.
V. 1i. 1
a
« i-- A.
1 Kiel , >
M>H u
»•
WDM tun H HV IHt-’ h
ot- *.
Mr. and. w
Mrs.
John
man
WU*
Hick Qnine, ifiriv n l Ihe ymuigalrr
I is*
I will Ik- glad to learn l|mf he
.*» 1 F Still I
lib Weal Sixteenth Slrect.
Ilill, Mo.
f
tiMl' * .. t tt
l»Y plane from an ailoplinfi Burnt i»» | ll'l
•vu* ,t ii i
getting along nicely.
I the East.
tlrHcrnaficjuaf) I §4ii , ♦ vii f Bv 1Id 1In. . . t*t *-f
! wU, tt 'Bi- li»*.{ m1Ltllf
£S I i t t
;»i-|
eiltll f .It IUNI
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pact club win htki iu
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PAGE TH RE P
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A williams.
Hunk Building
LOW CANDLICSTK’KS
By Bilernational
•M1.11(1
1
Mrs. Francis Bolz
Hostess At Luncheon
STFULINi; BON - BONS
? 11-fmi - s i i . $ 1:1,50
I IT.IN
COM PACTS
Miss
Gives Weiner Bo, !
Alton Wertz Weds j KlBnkllII
Miss Ariinc W IH:H11
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**#•« I t _
P R IC E S :
A d u lt * — 40c
12148 P. M .
D A IL Y
Baptist W.M.U. Has
Tea Friday Afternoon
gJ
«M**«s n m
C h ild r e n * 09c
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY!
TO
?
•
.
Mia', Giiicc Rullsoit ami, Mia,
II. 1). Sperring who plan Ut leave
to join Ihcli husbands in Japan
ami Mr*. R. L. (Ilenn, vialtoi from
Arlington, V*., were hmtor guest*
T t-g tr« rivetr Fritlaj’ 'inTcmiimr
Ity Ihe VV..M.U. of the FIisl Baplist' t.’hurrh. Mrs, R.
Garrlso,)
tlerorn ed the rhurrh annex where
the tea wa* held with vari-colored
bladloiuxea, Mr*. VV, P, IlriKiks,
Jr., Mr*, Gairlacn, VV.M.U. presi
dent. and tl.c honoree* Mr*. II.
ML Rucker and Mr*. C. ('. Knnrier*
servad refreshments.
Mila Phyllis Allen, Mis* Ollie
Reese Whltlle, Mit* Joyie Palm
er, Miss Peggy Pippin, Dwight
Peck, M lfi Betty Shannon uni
Miss Marjorie Shephciri |resent
ed « delightful musical i mgram.
Mp». Francis Unix vsaa rliairmxn
of all arrangement* being assisted
—
*
Mt*.. t'yrtl llutnri wa- «united
presiilciii ui tile . Vctcimi of
Fuifi '■ Wat, Auvilinrv l,t-l ev
-Vriiue i‘ a ^ meetlmr hv'T a Ihv
home ,>f Mr*. ( ’, J
I K* ;•». 2ISJ
Palntcit,, Avenue,. w ib m . t. r.j»-.
lelh* hit))', fuurtii ,!t*r,
pie i
dent, pieaiditig. Me- Fail 11 ■--ey
wa* named senior vice p'tsanle.t
amt Mia. S. M. |{it‘ini ,1. Jr ,
gliutiL
I'hm* fm iiiRlilulioti t«i offi-ci
Thutmlav eveuisg at ,* u i n* lo >
at the Legion Hul s o " made
The ptilihc t* fp'viird i . iilltte!
the prog taut t.Mch w.il ite fidlowed I') an informal le.cplon.
Mrs. Mary Turnei of liilando,
fifth rlialricl president, will as
sist Mrs. Davy with the installa
tion.
j
Mrs. John A. Kick
'Bridge Ciuh HohIchs
Mrs. John A. Kick cidertniiif I
he ntemlicr* uf her hiidge club
| hist Thursday m tier home on
Wc*t Sixteenth Strict,
.Several
progression* of bridge weir play
ed ami .when the scores were
added the high prise was awardyd
to Mrs, IL L. Perkirn with second
high going to Mrs. F. I. Hoy Hnd
acresfnm lo,-Mt*.,J. (). l^nrey.
k The hostess^ wax assisted h)t(
Ire. R. R. fleas amt Mn. Per-
with JEAN PORTER
CHILL W U IS - HII80 H « » ! . g g .- I| l| - S H IIL IK .
**»*
I
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.Mrs. Cyril Butncr
Auxiliary President
If r
i K I D S ------- DON’T FORGET THE
COLOSSAL CARTOON CARN IVAL
cwiteit U red'
l B # ; S A T U R b A Y ^ i 09Dtl A i M.
___________ - COMEDIES — STAGE
,- J
haired JuneAV.lU o f Bheraden. P*.
The winner wiU receive a #M0 Vic
tory Bond, a trip to New York, and
a modeling Job. (latermitloMl) s i a R e * York pier. foBowing her
....
on the biideshtp Brasil from
s. Prance. The couple will
Mr*. Rucker. Mr*. David MeSyracuse. 8 Y. Not* She
‘ ‘ Mr.. 8 i V e; Nelson, Mr*.
Walt for Your Husband
'McCall- and Mr*, fl. V.
n.
tlnternatioiuli
, v •'
Vi).
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( K iA K K T T E
r
AND
CASES
S!» (If) In $25.(Ml
.11 ST IH*;< LIVKO!
Bl.l F If A INBOW
ABT GLASS
VASES
• B O N -H U N S
Ja r s
C O O K IE
JARS
I I . O A I B O W l„S
c a n d y
( Owr P r im e In clu rlc
Lax)
Wm. L. KADER
,n;\\
1 I 2 Soul h I'fu li
IMmnr
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WANTFI) Nl'BSFS
YOUR'___
HOSPITALMHOS
MP-
E n ro ll for trniriing in ill,- P rou d
Prufcssiu n o f N u isiii); am i rei t . ,t- lit,- i*t|tllvnli-nt ol a C o lle g e
l.titu ntion
rii i*:
o b ,\N(;k g k n fk
momut ssmr
trotaw ••mi •m n i ten
mt nntsr nianit
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HOSPITAL
OKLANOO, flo k id a !
Coniltrcls mii Hccrcdileil Nurses Train in u School o f
fering every facility for training student nurses.
Il has unusual class roams— science la bora to ry—
dcmh-islrnlion room facilities with an experienced
nnd cnpahle Icaiching staff.
Student nurses get complete inainlcnnnrc with three
weeks annual vacation.
They live in com fortablo nurses homes, with a,drquale room for home life-.—recreation— and enter
tainment— supervised by c a ie f u lly chosen house
’mothers.
T h e re is an urgent need for g ra d uate and student
nurses to r a r e for returned w a r veterans and civilian
patients.
If you arc a high school graduate between 18 and
34 years of age, of sound mental and physical health
and of good character, you are urged to enroll for
Fall classes at the Orange General Hospital, Orlarido,
Florida.
Iw in serving a delicious lunch•
eon to the member*.
,Xho»* present- were: Mrs, Dean,
Mr*. Perkin*. *Mr». ' VV. C. Hill.
Mrs. L. It. Crumlay.. Mra. G. D.
Bishop, Mr* R. A. Newman. Mrs.
Laney and'Mrs- Hoy.
*
Don't deity. For complete information contact Hos
pital Director of Nursing.
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AMERICAN
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*»A «K FOUR
Ma n f o m i ) h k r a l i ). h a n f o h i i . k m h i i i >a
T U E S D A Y ",
M A Y ' 2 fl,
1&46
Feds Move Nearer To
Cardinals Have Another Rookie
Pitching Ace In Ex-GI Martin
year fn the' big tifne,
’ Among the Red llinl rookie
toascri who mode the grade their
first; year Up are auch stars n*
Mort Cooper, now with the l!in
ton Brave*,
H u r r y llrrchem,
Johnny Bentley, Ken Burkhart.
KCK
,L*aHue triumphs and, finished Howie lyrist and Lodet.
It appear* a* though Marlin
Sports Editor with an earned run average o
I* destined to join this group,The St, I,<.uis 1.5-t, second only Ip How e I'o
majte a habit let's 1.10.
d im a g g io o n T ih s t
ith a rookie
Martin Is a slim si**foot-on
LOS ANG ELES — (,Vi— Who’,
y spr.ng. 1ms r |ir h t hander, weighing
ITt on first at Lo* Angeles City
red
He come* from Camerot, College?
ise'ctm
s> mi..uurtto,
S',■.. Ita . |K>und*.
>.
Joe IHMnggiu. that's who, lie’*
a cousin of the more famous
Yankee of the same ante.
Sanford Opens Crucial Three Game
Series Tonight In St. Augustine
Jodie Howington Limits Red Hatters to Ninoi
Scattered Blows While Levy Men Back
U p
14 Off Pitcher Boh Kennington
Ily J U L IA N STUNSTROM
This afternoon Ed le v y ’s host
Hug Celery Feds are still four
games l>ehi d the league leading
Orlando Senators but ythe gap
Irflwren the Fed* and the thlro
place St. Augustine Saints has
Ikth narrowed dowQ to. a |iie»r,
10 iieririitiige poilits, since Sain fold idutmnril out 1 I hits last
night to down the Delated He I
Hats •> tp J before t.l/t'.l fall*
wnile-I'ala.ka dumped the Saints
tythe. I to 0 and k to J.
Tonight the Kill- go to 8t.
AiiKP'tine to o|ien u ntirial thiee
gtime seuen. One tilt >' mi Date
this evening at Francis Field.
Tomorrow evening, the Feds and
I lie Sainttungli' here In u
double header which i« slated
In get underway at TAXI o'clock
.. at (he Municipal I'ark. According
to U v y 'i hurling s<he<|ule, Jim
ST AN D IN G S
y U ru k it'/ fU
“ Slip Into. a crisply fresh suit
rltaned be Colonial rteaners and
feel cooler T»nr»ncrcJ“
sap Mia
MAGIC
VIOLIN,
AtiCr-C/CAdt
0) f nc rdfj
S e^ tC C -tii Fk’Ai
d B fU PAri
sift Iff- o & f
.
anti Hint# of Fl*oi*Uk. Ill ft*
O f ftfc 'J o B
til** Jfrth iLiy nr M a y, A. *»• i t i « (H
II, |V
i « i:a l
>
I 'l r i k
“
tin* i ‘l re tilt L'tiTirf
Uarlaiiil W, tip#Petr*
tfallrttnr for Pin .miff
Jodie floWtilgtuft 1licked tl|r his
fifth win in sis ntnrt* Inst nieht
when he limited the lied lints
to nine scattered blow*.
The Itcif lint, Inllled a *lnide
IUO III the second frame on
singles
tty
Spruce
Kdwanls,
Steve Shiibullu
However,
the
eliminated
u ,,„,
m o.
j-eke.
Moie
roiib
by
|1« di
on
William’s
K f u n i n g lo f i
w b*
«iii
»<
0ASg4ArJ, (Jt-TTi-JO
lied
] Ij i <
s ta ff.
frilled
Al
W
b'Akb AT A Goo Chip
K I firmiif*
y. laaxalt-r, Jr.
* Ifuilrr*
May 1, l * U
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ORCHESTRA
u
Md e r
th
£
d ir e c t io n
o f
PHIL SPITALHY
IN SID E SPORTS REPORT
A u d ito r iu m , T u e s d a y , J u n e 4 , 8 :3 0 P . M
A d m i s s i o n : $ 3 .6 0 ; $ 3 . 0 0 ; $ 2 . 4 0 ; 5 1 .8 0
l a x in c . T i c k e t s o n s a l e a t S o u t h e r n M u s ic
2 3 2 N o r t h O r n n g e A v e n u e . O r la n d r t . F l a
fly JULIAN RTKNSTUOM
I in a lifetime il
nccurrrtl
<iuriiiK the
ill inning.
Kifsi "©fkiT VVHi*y S’aah oT
irn%f
u
* «» * I §nk
ifim im ler
Ik*
p*st
filltlrt
KHtlcThe hail
inmliFfJ fljfht intu the Iwiij t!
«*t tiri
Iijipv mill lif]iiiii}«*«l right
into the nrm< nf neenml hnaemnn
i f«»* Ju*. »• *■
Jne -a hipped th#
Ih r
McDonald
In*
<t‘il lints v%*rtrt Rl thr |ilfltlf.
I,-’
Make ilirrk i payable to M m in
CHILLS f t FEVER
i »phiTe i» f»i
haeriiinri fe«J Lev>
1*11 plenty >*1 timt* la nub the rim*
1<»
lniillf! n hiiiigie walk during Iwwf
nightV rimt#+*l nml w w the flr?^t
pjtrhti t»» hurl ii full gmne I»i*m
wit Im•111 u idking u eiitgte hut ***»
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WB -‘TKDK'
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
hilt fm llit* Itcl Hula ahd
Mi)nU*d into HU fmirlh il**f«*nt
«»f the «i*»-r»n. llottt*vci, he hup
won eight l*U% thus fui iht?
penmuri. Kenning ion, ihe lire <d
the
lit#'* trhaptrr XfrSfiS, U m « of FinrMil*I Willi III# Clerk *»f Iti# Circuit
Uourf/ hrmluut# iV»iiri(y. KJnrlil*.
WASflirJetbsl First-*
scoring •'■['fi
tnnrur
(Mat
Kfatrf *.t Iit HiiffiF ihi re unfit to tb#
I r vine «| Mir* "KhTMIoti* .Nam** Nlal*
four ru n * in th e ir h a lf of the
*ame Inning. Joe Justice. At maim
Hiy nut and dliiwington slnglwL|lustb
I ton Zaspel doubled ulid Boh
t
Tuttle tripled
i ip ,„
lie Lund gallreie.1 it, Kindlier si,,let
single and final run ill then Na*h
linir o f.. the third on amides by
Osier (ilorlg and Wiley Nash
„„t»
Sanford. io the -nth. addict rim.
two more markers when Buddy i U.aui
Lake Tripled to deep nriit and)
j.eV) tripled lo deep reolel le v )
Muled
k Ivh i
rft|f|R(M| ip' liUllllIh!^ n\ *hi
Flint Hllr*t uml^r ill# Plrflti*
•hi* Nrtmi\ "H*nf«ml llar»lwaiF> nn.iimni** itml that wn Itflrml in i #*
t M ic m
and Ted llo-.o.
x„l
Fed*
promptly I 'H.I I
I tel.a ml
Nil I If c la li**f “ l*y
tiff
POLICE PATROLMAN
Legal Notice
A City nf Sanford Civil Sonic
hold June 1Ith, 1916 to eatal)
-ho class of police patrolman.
nm.ANM
examination will he
h an oligihlir-tist for
y
A ll Appli calif mg must be on file
Civil Service Hoard, nl the City
June Hth. 1916.
The Presto
Pressure Cooker
^
Fl**fM.t •-xtt*«<r in iirrottn ni
U ttfii'r, •*«» sir Lpfiirt* flu- I
•»l J titH , \ It | ^ U olh**
I 'm ft.nft*. ••• it|U ti
**d Htfalnai t nd
|» ?M f ti I *ft e r |»fll pfg.fi (I
ell a HitM It# i»t|bl|g|if«ii In T
fflTit 11**r idIII, ft Uf«W«i}l£|)l#r
fri Ha h T.- h L Mvftilnnlc
REQUIHFMENTS; Applicants must ho at least 21
years of at*o, shall not have"reached thirty-five; have
tit least Grammar school education: not less than
5’ 7 " in height: weight at least U 6 pounds; shall
be lejfal residents of the city o f Sanford; o f good
Fh*rf*|a, •>?»»•• each -w«tll
tit
t Ivt> U Fbif B
W ITN l-IrtN in i liiifj -t und
*« j I at Hjtnft.ril, |t« thf* c*i
WHILE
fUllripir \amrd Director
T H
It ii k (iHh’njiM, f<>- nier. Bullin'
athlete, Seminole grid mentor, and
member of Dale Alexander’* penlimit winning lU.’Hf Sanford laill
club, diaa lunm .named recreational
director of I he City "of Melbourne.
Gillespie is slated to orgatiite
and supervise ii-rrenlienal ar'ivltle* In Melbourne during th«
summer months.
Hick I* football, baseball and
basketball couch at- Melbourne's
hiiih school.
Also, linleaplc hu* been liumid
manager of thr Melbourne base
ball team wblrh has lx-en enter e l
in the Central Florida East Conti
League. The season la slated lo
open Wednesday and Itick will
lend hta nine against the Tituiiville-Mims Gull*.
.
.j
E Y
COOKS A COMPLETE MEAL
IN 20 MINUTES
S a v e * t im e , a a v e a f o o d f l a v o r * a n t
c o l o r , a a v e a v i t a m i n * a n d m in e r a
aixlta a n d a a v e a c o o k i n g f u e l — w h ilt
p r e p a r in g th e fa ttie s t o f fo o d * .
SPORTING
GOODS
' Spuria (>4dily
During Sunday a fttrn o on 'a epntest between Sanford and D e ljin J ,
a play which happen* on ly one*
ANNOUNCING
all «km fiuad traa m m x g It g |
Nwrnloa fvifiaritVa ?«( m rtwiirr. mirunf
o m tin tuiM of im m h Ekm duMpitf
Music
I* K. Boyle, Socfetnry
l.u r ln
S to re
N. O. (In nicr, Exit miner
F. C. Winn, Jr., new owner
lttfO T0D1T FOR IDLIETIM ^
r
«| (•mpWta In/ofmilion shoal ch«
r. o. a-■1*17
< JACKSONVILL7 7, TLOftlDA /
A rr tX .lU n about* now- b* m id , lo t In.
* reUffwni lor lb. rrfuUr g.ll Tom
tu*lnnin* S-pOmtu, Utb. It**.
Cotsta* HI* on NSW*, i
C__ liquid f o o d lhat builda etrong bodlsu « n d healthy disposi
lions. It’a a refreshing beve ra g e that avary m em ber ol
tha fa m ily can enjoy.
WeWly ralnflationa. eiSr.
INCOMPORATEp)f
j and" rccapa. Th ey a ft
nigh new Urea mode b>
Visit Dur Modern Plant and Da
at. 20fh A Summerlin
AH the‘ Milk* You Want
- PHONE 1061 or 2302
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f\
FOR REGULAR
’
•*> •.
______
n
!H »*
DELIVERY
!J - : s '
Special Saturday Only
One 53c phonograph record
free with each $5 purchase.
George C. Harden, Owner
■Mf rjii ■
■
A t
The muaic you want when you want to h?«r it . . . We carry a complete •elec
tion of classical end popular reeordifjgi made by nama p e rfo rm e rs . y [
7:00 P* M*
'Senring Sanford end Seminole County"
irdfl - Sheet M l
PACKA
\
MJMMtR StVHON 1%44.
D rin k in g milk U •drinking health tha p k a a an t way.' It'a ,
e con lengthen the 11W o'
| Urea with regular inapec
^anford, Florida
Swimming and life rating Initntclion, bi official alia, 75-foo< pool.
**
An automobile Insurance policy
U or little eafue. unlit you have
an ocrictont. After an aockttttf
the pmnlum may be mflnltratmal
compared to damage caused 07
your automobile.
. -B sfoir. n it aura On Oaoideevt we
can VpiU you 118.000 to Usira
bodUy injury:
$9,000 propwty
(NOT
SWIMMING POOL!
C IV IL SERVICE BOARD
for sale h> L a t e r '* D r u g
and
D ru g
S to re* e v e fy -
B ox
111 Watt Fifst Street
invludr* bate ball, aofiball, tannla,
S<>lf, »olley ball, boating.
AAJrtns Cal, lUfttr S, f t l n u r
r-fridtrrtnf a tart ttxrrdt l. IttJ N ftiwil l hrif ttiagfH 1
!*I.U R IN pMtftPWI m i H g ili*c*»vrrf in|ta
pwnl
IB- U i f lu Laic, Jiut B ti Ivo tit*
in a half
of intHt Cm U btl
Ullto. fkf«a Mtkff AM iMMy
Change in ownership of ‘
he
SPORTS PROGRAM!
Persons whose nnines appear on the present eligible
list wilj receive preference in appointments.
imnwdatf ?v AUotraausMH lerM
l«Aar. iwH y m o* h>«nt«urn dw
MktHy. (Miarrtft m tf t*m irv tkk at Line by
.
Instruction* and training approa*
im ata Navy D ep artm en t'* rtqulremcnt lor half-year'* Work,
Clot* order drill, manual of aimu
-nd other feature! of m lllta rf
court* are In addition lo above
(raining.
Kinwerprintin^ and medical examinations will hen in
soon after closing date.
ftuctcrft urn) ir*|htftit t>tty« E re htt tkuMg
mugaftUir ftkKfrwful in the tfr»imtrtl of «tn«fc
Consult An
Insurance Agent
Iij* Timel
*■
NAVAL TRAINING?'
Applicants who pass written test must satisfactorily
complete a police school training course later.
Milk Mixture for
Stomach
Ulcers
A ffcrnt nktTkal dlMWf^ hu* ami bf
Double-period clsiaea are T
held In e*ch lubjeet tU day*
a week. An sreraf* atudenl
ahould be able lo. complete
work for \ii full credila dur*
Ing Ihc S-weeka period.
£
SANFORD
CELERY FEDS
�TUESDAY, M A Y
rim
28, 1946
t-.-WMf -t ‘i „-*.r-
—--TV* >b\oiai ”we=
L e g a l, N o t ic e
t T llK
'H T A T i:
K i.KANiih
OP
K U H tlH A
hlKt-Ps.
TO
m
•-hu»*(l* Avenue. t'amlirhlgr, Mad»»t-hu*»|l*,
A ittu in blit of , ..m|>l*li>t liDVlriK
b**fu iji , i| .tgKm*i ) vii in lire fir-
E
uU
I'u iiil
in
m ill
fu t
*
ll
Ih'r rltatlun 'la In b** l'ufl'
•'Hi/ U lll Itrrk f**r four I I I
S a m lim l*
Tbn .Wailful il 11. raid I* In n b)
il>'■iKtiainl a* II n *»*p ap ec In which
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wi fiinl **hi!j D- ' **' t
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rh#» i^iuir tit Kiank t» \uu •
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t>i *U ir U w V h I n i ; In U rril kVUitr*.
Tta U d M
r « SHalura'a
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U t fart
n )aiof tal.
Mrr tI lat*
I nr daa
CMram*
' u t m Mr*
aril anod• Ml* mtof
nitof Ik*
lb* Uo«d.
I
1Mah«Jpn>*al k*n|l<paaaaboutI pinUnday,
Vi l » a tia o rd rr of k iJ n r r fun rlh n narrnlla
j f pntiriDMa nallrr la rwnaln la tour blood. It
*•** aur
t u . taua*
uina u c i i l J a i l u l i , rbauraatl*
i'
I aioa. la* rwlna.
la*, loan «T pap and an
arm* a. rattiiur up nbtbu, (tallin*. p.ifhnaaa undar lb*
a n t bradarka* and duunaaa Traooant or
arar.tr paaaarr* w Hh amartlnx aiul buratna
*■ y tirn n abowi Ibar* I* aoo
« <b )>arr k.'Inrraor Uadilrr.
•
fii-d ud in tXc*e column.) will
tell the most fc?o|du nhout it for
(he least money. I’ hone 148 or
w | ,r iiiy o u r H to The Herald
office for aytek reault*.
FOR R E N T
M *
A dull*
spnrlinenl.
C L A S S IF IE D U A T K S
T H E
U O H E U r
4 REAL ESTATE W A N T E D
with Stroul U tility
tm
l il t
III W
Aif*” -
city or country properly
w ailin g
Slruut
IL..
H fa lti
C. -L. Brmlyf Anniwrintc?, Hi '
Coloniiii Hr.. Urn. 14!, Oi lav iL'
2 I3TH.
N IC E clcarf furniahnl efficiency
uparlm enls ami room*. 420 \\
K irsl SI.
room-
Turk R
W A N T E D TO RENT
FIVE (Hi si* room home, fur
nished, in town, rhotic 82-W,
Wnlter High. I’errntijent real-
ARTICLES
W ANTED
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Store*,
Phone
12.
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II.
II.
P O P E ' C O.
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Im
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|t ijxt r C . t l .*,»* I It,
illl
• in-.
i >n :•- 7
INC
far i'ia mil rig. $2 Ofl per l*t$*h$
ill 3
I'm
11ring
ciiiyhm nn Ave. Phunc IfliM t.
M i l l It ll
•
It. |f ('(Hit
I Il**T
Atllli*
hr* I, i :»» .i
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SHJtKtt, reaponsihle fumlly of
ihree want* two hwlrotmi houar
or apartment, .fumlahed or unfuruiphcil. I'lenae reply to Hyb
H tl* c/o Herald and include
A
lelrphuite niimU-.r.
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^ R E A L E S T A T E FOR SA LE
—» t t ---- r,* j*1
liv in g
.ill I'iil'GC'f
2nd St.
PACKAGE
FURNITURE REFINISHING
G E N E R A L P A IN T IN G —
I • ■ 1-.-1 UK help
bo. "f Kidd u
home of join ,-wi
n lli a
monthly re, puymeot lo.itt ihnl
CHILD’S tricycU* (■•• .ah-. I’hi,
ia Jil«t like rent' tt • feal.rr.
til l.oain, FIlA Ijuio*
<Jur Own Wait ptnn,
-----------SIGNS-----------
8TO R D 3
McCLCNG - RICE
•on
outboard
mntut
iii;\ r n i - V
‘m
W ATER IIEATKUS
H ILL HAHDWAIIE CO.
‘ 301 K. Fir*t St
‘ WILLIAIMS^ DRoftKR
^
k s s
H
your home with Uig$
Concrete Block*. Miracle
He Co.. J. E. Terwll
Sf*"*” *"•
)K
ROAD SERVICE
SWAINS RATTERY SERVICE
fit any si/.v uimlous
i WELSH T M SHOP
2i»«| A
I'ai I*
Vtih 4i-ii »- n-
RofiitUbiiig
I'hune
SUMMER RATES
NOW
Alvrt
to m e
C o o k in g
ro o m *
with
(..liltln -.
1I
C. C. Sander* and Mi**
Dorothy Bartmnn, owner*
( under new mnnngrmcnt)
T
|»#*a ii.
i iinlrol of lliift 'Ail
1 wi
“D - D ”
Motel Montezuma
Have u* (rent yiiur *eed bed*
him I
field* .
!
Southern Chemicals, Inc.
will) our apecinl applicator.
Do il e a rly
1*mu** Hfi I
XtM Nni lb Lbrt
SERVICES
Ini 111, I - Pl.t MOI 1ll
PARTS a m i slJ.k M I.
*
Root - knot • - -
A V A IL A B L E
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
I^ikc Mary, l la.
ij
PRONE 200
l ul l
'i i il K I N S I R A M
A ci rtb ill
!
NE ED S
paVREI'I'LLY
.\ 111a•IM•>I•111*
I A\ lilt Mall
HELP WANTED
LEANED
I BCi yfi.it V
COLORED girl for h<.u-c work
* 0.H..I working condition* rind
good wage*. Phone 3(50-1.
G IRL lot *ods Fountain nt I-aney'* Drug Store. Part lime or
full time.
LO rilE S
B o iii I h
Urlmo
PitJlfdioit
C a rg o
LOOK BETTER
mill
Din)ioni’8ty
Kali tith’tl (ku’i'r.'iiof
Fin-
WEAR T‘ ».n <;*ER
,
llos|ittali/n(ion
Il.'dlth
(com mi'Tiliil)
B R IN G T H E M T O U »
FO R S A T IS F A C T IO N
( iin ii-citiict'liiblu
Jewelry All-Risk
MODEL
CLEANERS
Liability
( A u to n io iiilt’ )
(Business)
( Puntonal)
L ife
113 W. Fir*t—Phone 1089
Lifotimn Income
Money & Securities
Wiudstorm
N E W
.
C A R S
hard to get! Let u*
keep your o ld one in
ihape
— S E E US FOR—
A U T O P A IN T IN G
SIMONT/.ING
B A T IE R Y ( B A R G IN G
MOTOR R E PA IR S
W E E D IN G
S K A T COVEILS
U SE D C AR S &
TRUCKS
a re
MAN TO handle tafnbtbhed in
»uranee debit In Sanfotil. Con
tact R. B. McKay. 1512 E.
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EXPERT pain link ° f hogw*.
Contract or hourly had*, pli.
128.
IB
Plume 517
C . MKC . W e l s h
.
(JKOCBRV bu*in«tt In h**l r«al- « « u* for KERR MASON JAR# LAUNDRESS wanted !<• ws*h
— w«~ have them in quart*,
ami Iron. U d FL 17th St.
.dential aectlnn of Sanford. Do
pint* and half pint*. Stanley
ing
approximately
$1300.00
Roger*
Hardware
Co.
weekly
liu*ine»».
Guaranteed
C0IX7RED GIRLS for laundry
17000.00 *tock. Price for *tock fiEC0RD p | l y i r i . Automatic.
work. Seminole County loop
ami fixture* $13,600.00.
$33.70. Bauer Appliance*.
drv Co.. Kill W. 3rd St
*
W l. ALSO H AVE NEW BATTERIES
IN A L L SIZES
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
WHEEL
BALANCING
Vuur Kurd Denier KnowH Your Ford Best*
II. VI. GI.KkSON
W ORK
*
'® .STARTER
L. M SW AIN, Owner
Corner 2ml and Oak
There’s No Place
Like HOME
For FORD, SERVICE
Geneva,
B "wm
niuccu' houxe. All electric; city
a CROSS CUT M AID wanted, ( hm)iI - a l a r y .
water, partly furntahed, garage. before buyln
______0ST
HOLE DIR
IAW or
•
Phone (12*, — 1013 Magnolia
2H acre*. 75 cltru* tree*.
ER be *ur« to t!*l our price*.
Ave.
Pat Daly. U k e Mary, Fla.
Stanley-Roger* lla rtiwarc Co.
i.- ~ “’I ’
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ON ROOMS
anTl 12 noon.
10 ROOM 2 *tory hou»e. $9,000, CANNING tomatoe*. $1.60 to
LOO buihcl. Stall No. I, Sanc**h.
rd State Market. Phone 812.
JRE building^with *p*rtm#nt
“ .’ FF-NCING
have In atock now Poultry
in 4$ Inch, 00 inch and
Field fencing (1 inch
I ;
eritor.
In 32 and 47 inches
! I
floor.
Doing
: ; ' $700.00 weekly bu»l
^
FEEDS
$10,600J)0. I
FU LL line of International Feed*.
.
. eectlofi,
. . . , ■.
‘ A- M. Prevatt. Phone 2104
- vajfiwr ,,
Seville, Fla.
11 ACRE farm, clearedd and
Hied. 6 room houae.
rater, I out
garage.
19800.00.
balance yearly payments.
fl7 .
1 ACRE with
a S.^r
, also 4
Orange, Orlar
n
a,
•B A T T E R Y
and
GENERAL cleanrng and hmi*e
man. Vnlde* Hotel, gmul pav
onlfr Hobby Land .Farm. -Phoau _ ahoft lii'iir:,__ A ppli ~-U,iu.«.n
j
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117 E. I m| SL
l*-f •,
Iln u r
AUTO - ELECTRIC
SERVICE -
f i i i / '
Vie-
SEMINOLE VENETIAN RLIN1) CO.
Call
1----- CKYSTAT,—LAKE W
5
OK'.NITION
I n
^
\ 1'in'liiiu blind' oii\dk* ’
FLOOR RANHINi;
an>l flninldng. Cleaning and waxlug. New tliHir* mirfnrrd in j**rferlion. Old flimi* niuilc id*' new.
8
Sanford
11,. Mi .11, E A S Y T K ItiM S !
,
|I19 Paltnrllu A.e*
ai
a n 111a kI* armin'**'
i• itI - fur vnti to fmaiicu
013-.VI.
UUH.ID PIPE " KKNt'H KS
HII.L l l A l t l i " a im : CO.
HOI bX Firm St.
PHONE 1144
• GENERATOR
VOl R HOME
with VENETIAN
RI*INI>S
S P E C IA L SERVICES
1.4ml, f h*•iir i a> V1
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amt LOAN \SSIH I \ I ION
nf Seoiin.di' * «•*-" I v
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7 L% 24W Maglndni
IIOUSK trailct <heap t„i >iun k f I A W N H dutupil rpu^GDi iM
•ale; 5 111’ ligh I 1 will 14 John*
,
of
n t m n jt .
fr o m
Plinne 158
IZU0 bampet. Idggly Wiggly.
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‘V W b W U M A M W W M V W tfV W / W M W W k A A M W A n M W U k A a / k
Ki'piiiriilg
HUM I. |,l i tN>
and greatr-i den-it; L K
willeger, HUB Hm Av<*
(jlltlll 2 story, .1 liedioom ho
L’lH CULATI.Ni; HKATKHS
mislfrn, on puved highway
facing Crystal la^ke. Ipva gnr- rhcy're available now ..nil NOW
U the time to gel one. Neat
nge. Acreage ib well fiulteil
winter thuy may nui !«■ avail
rmd liartluliv developed fat
able. Chop*# fnnn mn ing -elecliBiidlnuc pouttiy. , Th\* i» »
tkm of Spark, Perfection, Ivaiiguild buy nt iftStMl.OO. Freil 'V.
hoe and Ameriran Sun Flume
Ilender, Hnqm 2, Floiula Stale
rewkli.
.
^
llank Bldg. Phopo lUKk ■
H ILL H A R D " AUK ( O.
SOI Kaat Flr*t St.
ONK 12300 flral mortgage note
liearink *% per annum; pay 2 OVKRSTUKFKD ehaira with
allp cover*.
Good condition.
ing o ff at |60 monthly. On
104 W. 10th St-. Phone OllU-J.
real ebtate near Sanford, re
rently aold for 0Y*r J4000. GL0RI0SA IJIlief, tt per dmen.
i^’ rite JNF e/o Harald.
‘
Delivered Satuntuy aftermwli*
P
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L. c o x
Free EslimuteH
Wood and metal slats
">Hc stj. foot
LO AN S
INNKItaprlng multi.'-- (•
bed. tloo(| condltno) l b>,
FtiltNISHKH hmi-e nr apt. for
Snnroi.l lull I (dtycr, wife and
UPUKIHT
liceWill. 1,1a- I I'llllll
2 children. I'lionc Julian Stwi'1 2
I'hune Tlrt-J.
klr.im I IS
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FEED STORE
i
ARTICLES FOR SALE
^
fr^fir .ii.
liny K.-'
7 Pel*,, L i v (••lock. Supplii-
ftOtt-H.
FlIllN 'IS IIK Ii l » » luslrooni npnrtment or houwi hefote July U L
liernmuent tea Went*.
Fhiiue LAIH.K limn bean- for conning,
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l
HUNT’S TUXEDO
ycnrl in f
7HS-W
W il l, pa >■ im- hi' 1 111). i*w fur ii * !»u* i
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luilka,,
k i cum ’
Im ps,
put*; Itonclo’ !*, fence |m»?ta ii'
AdtIIOM furntahed nr unfurniah3.000 lillK'k a *»f !»u uh-4irfiinc
e.1 houae. Venr round. Mnn•
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H ehi.
Firestone
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315 EAST SECOND ST.
(INK outbnntd motor, III bn
Itcnaonnlde.
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VKTEItAN £ wife desite futKtptinn.
ncros*
from
I ..nit i l l X8 nn.l I llV I 'iX •If ==1*41 Ritil |
liiahvtl upartmrut. No children,
permanent residetU*.
liefer
Houae.
It In. re,| I'hnin 11 . ,i, lifuii,* |
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1
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per line fur one InuTriBn
per line fof 8 iitMTliona
4**4WH,. t.i! Vi*!!,
per line -foi ait Inserliuno 1 lllJY
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per line (nr 26 Insertion* l 1! tv. I.udI,
Minimum charge 30c
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Count 3 words to n line
<•( ag.* III 1•Uiflil Hilt
Including phone end nddre**
ii». U . Jin! S i,
1
3IHI Kim Ave.
A venue. I’ hone
V E R Y
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Atlantic Hank Itldtf
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KS I'ATE-IIKOKEII
FEATURING
G ot
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s u p p ly
h e a lt h \ l l i t k y '( . ’ (tic k s
L IS T
Itou.l.d
w il l ia m s
I'hnne 7.12
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IS HERE!
II'IIMSHKII
REAL
fin d
Ilk
08c
Ofe
03c
L..ans
• -■» -Itaa, iia- •*« ,p
Feeds will ntnkti ymtr
f.’hlckp Grow
The SnnforJ Herald Roc* Into
inure the.i SdOO. hnipei in Snn*
funl und Seminole County. If
you hove toineihlim to *>et| or
- * buy you v?: find that ■
Tii'iiriinci' and
ROIlERT a .
FRANK’S TAVERN
HI-HAT CLUB
yvur ikmd. liat Ikaa'i Tula.
M ortgiigu
ItiHinr I. Florida Stale Hank lluldini’
IuSSKX S T U D IO
- I W t w alll A a k r a i r dro ctla t for Doaa'a
Tllta. a annuitant dhiraMe. naad aurraaafoQr
l ) mitlb.ru for m f I I Tiara. tk * a 'i rlra
I'p r r r lir f and wUI baip lb# I I Mila* i f
I aay tuba* Autb nut w i r r u r i a waata from
S aifs- -Kuntaln
I'hune Slill
'<> iwtve your grntluntion
V iiit Frank'*
T » » « m
otcomc out to
the.
H i - Hut
for it plcnii.nl
evening. .
Uawy aw(fart it rail*** aarrlr-r VarkuSa
b»takl»,*n**llau
<J*Ho»*,r Ibat th»
r*at#»a,
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C O N S T A N T
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T IM E
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H E iM E M ItR A N C E
and HAVE
a GOOD
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TUESDAY, M A Y 28, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD F A R ID A
[A M U
I, CANT" GO ON
( M AYBE E T T A S fSiGHF " l
—
m a y b e iv o c t c
( '/ •/ T I S N T T H E •.
I'VE W 0 C K E D M V S E L F G A G G ED - BUF V
I F S N O D I C E . ' - I S T ILL
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THiS
I'Ve gotta forget .:*
h e y w a if
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M AV 3 E D A T E S . P A E T i E S ,
M U S IC , W O U L D D O T H E
a n s w e r
T ^ lC k ^ r ^ -V ^
t ^ GEr/'/ ]A -
I- VYM AT A B O U T A L L T H E
H E A P S O F W O RK ON
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YO UR. D E S K !'-'A N D THE
NERVO US BREA KD O W N
--------------------. y o u p l a n n e d ?
N O W 'S IT F O G G O l N ' C
SO M E P L A C E W HERE \
T H E Q E S M U S IC , A N D j
- [ B fe A T O U R F E E T . a r
J I’V E G o r T O O M A N Y L i— >
n f ^
C A L L O U S E S ON MY h a n d s
W t s .
F IG U R E D l n e e d e d S O M E
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AS
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A OttM SWAT, "far more deadly
than Ihe atom bortib,1* l* Ufa nation'*
'newest secret weapon. It wai Indi*
cited In Waihlnfton by nep. Albert
tThomai, of Texas, that details ot the
spray had been (lven to the Itmite
[Appropriation* Cortimiltee by Vice
(Admiral Itosa T. Mclntlre (abm-c),
Jiead of the Navy’a Bureau of Mctilic and Surgery, (fnternationat)
H O U S E \NHILE
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5 C O U P L E S P O T S . . " l ‘- v J T H A T l l . ’—
H O W A B O U T D A N C I N G I G I V E M E T IM S
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N O W O N D E R THE
JO E S G O FO R f
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w h a t t a g ig l
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IF t H A D N 'T M E T J A N . " - B U T
Q l& a
# n _ l y - 1
now
*n—'
J A N 'S '
w r it in g
fault) elrrlrlr appliances ran hr tiir n g u of many accident*.'
Lrl u* rhrrli and repair them now at a ruction of uhat It
would cor! if you wall until they break. down romplttrly. Our
repeft npalrtnrn arr on the J»b tu serve you.
T U R N o f f t h e 1 ^JVTHAr' .
L IG H T " I'M TT<VlNIT D o y o u r
, TO S L E E P "r-V T H IN K . I j
J r e a d b if
T H E B r a il l e
—4 S Y S T E M )
A W L D O IN G A N N O U N C E
M E N T * THEfV S H E R E A L L Y
I S G O i \ ' G TO M A R R Y /-i------------------------- . T H A T \
G u v ." " I
YOU KNOW IT'S IHE IRlJIM. BUT
YOU'RE NOT WAN ENOUGH TO
ADMIT IT I'L l BET YOU'RE r l
rCARRY
* n r W IK
A BOTTLE
R D 7TI U y
,------^
INI»' A
RIGHT NOW '
MAYBE YOU'RE RIGHT fM1bf
I DO GEE THAT 'DEVIL Of 1
HO f&EBAGK' TOO MUCH BUT
WOUID IT WAKE ANY DIFFER ANCE TO JEFF IF L CLEARED
O UT? u M i i u y i a ^ -------
IT S F R O M J A N j
A L R IG H T / I D « K N O W THAT H A N D
— .W R IT IN G
AND
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----- 1 R H - H H
f
I PERFU M E J
I ANYPLACE '
ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY.
&y_PAUL ROBINSON
E ) r ' I'L L S H O W H E P
■ J I C A N P LA Y THAT
'
M A R R IA G E G A M E
L — 1 TO O " H E L L O
a to „
I E T T A }}(
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YOU'RE THE TOWN DRUNKARD, SAM
THAT'S WHY I WONT LET /AY DAUGH
TER MARRY YOUR SO N , ANDj—
YOU pAYi-N1! H11 M R V F ! /OUR
KIND NwVfcR D G _b, YOU'VE RUINED
YOUR OWN LIFE, NOW r—
-------- YOU'LL JAM UP YOUR yJ^ X
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For tt living
room
of rlaa-
linction anil charm, build it
around a beautiful nofn . . .
Cltoorc from our .usor'.incut
of
GIDDAP ) D iA WASN'T VSOM E HOM
'S
t Ha T JE F F 'S > ESTADVICC,
X \ _ D A D ? WHAT A GRACE,SO
• V J DID HE WANT?, I GAVE IT
AND THE WORST PART IS IM
THE LAST MAN IN THE WORtP
WHO SHOULD B&
WHAT
GIVING HONEST
DO YOU
ADVICE ^
MEAN,
n DAD?
NOTHIN', CHILD, AT LEAST IT'S
NOTHIN’ YOUD UNDERSTAND.
NOPE,MULE, YOU'RE WRONG, WE
AlNT HEADIN' FOR HOME. MAYBE
THE SHERIFF'S RIGHT ABOUT ME
AND JE FF, S O I'M CLEARIN'OUT
F E R G O O D ! 1--------------------7«7 /jlJ
period
and
modern
CHIPPENDALES
nw
WING CHAIRS
Add « wing chair jipholatarcd in
f€YrRANCel;THEf<e‘irA 6rORM LOWIN’
UP, AND WE'RE OUTTA
GRUB HOW WE
J STOP
GONNA EAT ? 1
WORRYIN
I T O L D YUH S H E R IF F .C L A Y T O N
T S W 0 R W N L W ITH U S. 7U £ - B A D G E - T O T E R 'S M EE T IN ' U S
T O N IG H T IN T H E C A N Y O N r
W IT H P L E N T Y O ' G R U B ! J
WHOA. WHOA
YUH CRITTER)
n jn tch in x ' t i p U i r y / «n t t >/r w
on
mom n o w , i u
LITTLE D RINK, c—
tho beginning of a lovely eniembla.
have a
7/ r /T
MEANWHILE
=
DAD,ITS RAINING) YEP. GOT AN IM*
HARD DO YOU IMPORTANT TRIP TO
HAVE TO G O / I MAKE. I ’LL BE
\ H O M E EARLY.
rPLENTY
u e n i 1 STRANGE,CROOKS
w»i n n n u L .
/■TAVJ lk.1 /—A Q lll veil ir**l _
STAY IN CABIN WHEN
RAIN C A N 'T
THE SHERIFF
DELIVER THE
GRUB HERE:
IT R A I N . ^ t o m - , ^
NOT
^
YOU'RE
RIGHT,
TONTO.
t
THERE MUST B E A G O O D
REASON W H Y T H E r R E
LEAVING. W E 'R E G O IN G
T O R N D O U T! J7 7 7 / 7 7
FOR THE HOSTESS
3 D u n c a n P h y f e c o ffu e t a b le s o f d ia tin c tio n ,
—■ W it h e e s ily c le a n e d g la s s to p s . . .
“i r s EA SY TO P A Y THE M ATH ER W A Y ”
,4 1
GOOD A B A D ”
J--- —
|^E AN W H )LE
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P H O N E la y
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r
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In Unity Thfrt Is Strength—
'M i l :
To Protect the P * i « of the WurlJj
To Prooioto (bo I’ retires* uf America#
To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
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t j Ii 1hi 1*1*1h II iuim U i
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tnti|Hf«Uirt iuti| t f 4ti> ItJiuclil.
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AN
VOLUME XXXVII
1
E&lnblhihrd 1*108
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I N U E l'E N D E N T
SANFORD,
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
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N E W S I’ A l 'E K
W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 2 9 ,'4 6
A M o cla tril I ’ rcs* l .euscil W ire
Announcement Is
MadeByKrug After
White House Meet
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL OKADC AT INC (LASS
VoteOn Labor
.M .
Poll Indicates * Body
Will Not Accept
Draft
Provisions
Of Trtjmnn Measure
Aj;ret»$ To Or
Merchants Group,. Lewis
der 400,001) Miners
Reaffirms 7 P; M.
| W A S ItlN liT G N -T h e
ll.-tnc 1
• House has ii.ix.ril ihr Srnalr i
version o r (hr ('as# Slrikc- I
font nd ft ill The measure will )
m»5LAtl.1u-lhe While ltou.».
-I
i Saturday Closing
W A S H IN G T O N . M ay
(/I1) —
Tin* S em ite (ima.v
n R fe e d til Vote b y li Mill I*.
Committee Named P»y
I. President Stine On
Credit ' Conditions
M., K.D.T.. on whether to
retain a provision to draft
Idrikein in Urosiilenl Tmffhmn'H emergency labor Ibr*
Million. Tile agreement to
set a vote deadline was ask
ed by majority lender All»oii (taiWtry.
The Kentuckian
•
that the President should have
piiwer to protect thr country
from internal enemits unit from
what lie tetnieil uncontrnllnhtc
labor leaders.
Members ..f the graduatng
In the Hour#, -he Rule- Com
mute* 4tn* icr<imtnondod that the rills# o ff Seminole High School
House la- itiven all immediate will receive Ihcir diploma* June
iipportunHy to accept nr reject a.
Pictured nhove lending from
without change the MenaI e verHun nf the Case i-ahur Hill. If left* to right lire i ffmnt row)
auclj n procedure i* approved by l.ois Mulligan, I>orti(hy 1‘dle, IhirA two-thirds o f the House.. mem-' nlhy Von Herhuli- Peggy Ileal,
w hers then will have tn accept Evelyn Mathew-. Helen lloweii,
the Senate nmcn.lnirnls In n block
or reject them all. The mniu Johnnie Mae L'rweii. M >I y SjohI held,
ameiidnirnla voted hy the Senate
piiihildt nuployet contribution*
l»
union udniimslried
welfare
funds, Incorpotatc piovi*lon* of
Iho Hmisr Anti-Racketeering Hill.
*
tind extend the cooling off peri™!
le'fnre a strike from 30 to, dll
days.
Officers Installed
----- r •
Imt.illation of the Legion and
Auxiliary officer* of the CampItell-Lossing Unit N*o. Ml # «
made last evening by Colonel Ceilrlek Henz of Orlando, sikih ill Irict commander, and Mr*. Waller
Altermatt also o f Orlando. sixth
district president. a**i*ted hy
their' »ergennt-ct-arm*.
^
Henry Woolcolt wa* installed
a* commander of the local legion
unit, replacing Jack Itocco, and
Mra. K. J. I’.ouUt wat refnvtallcd
n» president o f tho auxiliary.
Jack Rocro opened the meeting
and Mm. Frani- Hauer furnUhed
piano accompaniment ,throughout
, the evening.
‘ .
Senator Says Strike
gjWon’t Hurt Shipping
WASHINGTON, May 2B,
—
Senator Georg* 'Ratfellff* aald
after leaving the White Hou*e
today that the threateneil Mari
time strike will not prevent
onoratlon of the nation1* mer
chant ahipping, f'aonmen atkeil
the ' Maryland
Demewmt
who
would run tit* vesoel* If the
strike - started on June Hi a*
scheduled. Radcliffe replied. "The
ship* are going to run—you can
bet on that." When h# wo* asked
if this meant government opera
tion. he started that someone
would sell the vessel*. He did
not'amplify.'
/
Radcliffe I* chairman of the
Senate Merchant Marine subeommHtee. He went to tho White
“
with Democratic Senator
of ^ { T
mere*' Committee
t Marine.
fS
on
Mer-
p i O T b M TO MEET
i- ■■ ■i- ■ '
Officer* and member* of hte
board of director* o f the Bsh/ord
salt Association will hold •
si meeting f r t d v afternoon
■J'DeJartt at the City Hall,
hg to aw announcement 10oig*nt Joel Held. AU
or* tinted to
and
•
w.Goif-ia
kftf
(second row I Floi Ine Tm wick,
tlllie Hell Fortsln, Let* Lee, Char
lene Caldwell. Hetty J**- Husk,
Margaret
Dingfc ii *r,
Haphne
Connelly, Mar. ha Kmg, Hotly
Sasser, Martha Hagan and l/ir.
eh# Thome.
(third row) Virginia Ilurip'eld,
Polly Oldnkri, Mary S' ?*l*eth
Cat ver. Ann l-ovell, Kiln,* lo.nlres*. Mary Helen Ihieeai Vn
giril.1 Hvrd, lleitreMue MClellnKa'hryn Vats*. Allieil Sumtr
Pete Bowen.
(fourth 1row) Waydc Ituckei
llnight Peck, (leorgn Spencei,
\Ve»ley Jackson. Gene l.cttnf'v
I* if hard Keoth, IVnltri" Rchnnhle
[tomlil Dyers, A twin Kilpniiii •
stnl Hilly Kvurs.
(fiflh rowr Boh Cidluni. 3-hi
ItiMiiliiey. i .ul Miis*. .)•»• M it» <
Wiihfi Miuih, lilii Mpitu'iiu'i
LnUitui
iLiini. * Stnniry St.»t >
Hokby Jutu'*, KH*y Smith. I
I Ktti j»n . 11 .. Lilly (liny. Git if h
Crni.ntHu. I Juitiia
I'iiirh, Uiil§**i
Kfolh* hfiiuuUi Muklv. IS‘> I1»*fil’d, Thrin Imi llcrllry. Jnhii f" •»
ponlui, \Vnl»u♦ uui. n.vtu m
iVlluHi'i unit KuniM'lIi 1a*f f tut
*. tti»l } is i hi ut! it u f M
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=I Hi i ii wav i»» rimIi«< if; lurtinfitla
(il)llh .11 ......... .
tllfkMi
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i lilt*11 limit"* i* f iaIJ, rift n
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‘ plan f - v i w tti iiti? 11r#jut
I turn
f# !Ur. Mm I
pnm,r.IL
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f lilt Ill'tfti III-n ITtilt final
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.MnnniPK, Hultv * Mtillirw*, slut i* Ihuii
|iv hu\ ai il lIn tit*
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M'lL»UUul,
flut ul hy Mi • Ihr
( l.Mfi. Sally
Jyjji* Hen- jsrir In uMluml i ttMil i>» ntivv uni
tiinjf ahi*Tni *tf flit*' fiieittuY In thr
UorMhy 1‘rkp. J
Dalits, Vi«rn t’lnik. htivii) tUiwartl* hanks.
ILIt
\r»l H*-1", (Hi*tin
l*M*««hlufii Si,it**
»\> rft.,1 M'V■la- . 1,
ChitW.1--'.ii Mar■neill
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Paul D. Barns And Wilbur King
Flood Rampage Communist General Says Chiang
Amass Margins In Second Primary Continues In
Now Directing Government Troops
Pennsylvania Central News Ageney Reports Nationalist
Miami Jurist (Jiven 377 Votes In Seminole
While Kulcigh Petteway Polls 366;
King Gets Substantial Vote
Waters lleginninK To
Ebb In Southern
Now York Statu
I’crces Have C a p t u r e d Important
Manchurian Cit\ O f Kirin
RrV.
tin i t
I .ii pi-iili-i
spni.i......
! I hr need t"t rstnnllng mm
iu freditu: t- u
t 1*roj
i* lin'd i.
" » hut I. ii . .
They i • . •
simirtlihu
iiddi'd it.11
utali'l Mia
1
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rtiiiin * I t l ,
Aussie*Envtjy In C. S.
8
U. S. Army Newsmen
Request Transfers
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had
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-ul tIrfii ii in !('tur
I Dr ( If 11Ull Allot' v\ urkurw
t Mtmmitirff nit*l for lhrr«
tod itnuhiltf litfUr *» f«Hlac.
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I't iili'd
Ift
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tli'1
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in i-i'ii i> iiil. uti i
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in
l.ua i iii.nii ' il, tiraillc■nld
Mu. ii .#-11 Irinenl
l ,, a .I
iig the
.pi- * ,-t I'-* ■l.i.-n T n ii.. ! #n ,
*la#
*ij .latiou
Sevt*n Diplomas
Given- Students
Ai Geneva School
'
.
♦i*d Inlrrii.r Hmilar)
*• tlf •'aIf at Ihr rc w u liir man"Mi ai f»:UO I*. M, Lihlrni
liacliehl limp. Thtf will Hpr
Complete return* from Semin
SVNKINI. Min '.".i l
ole County** IS precinct- in the
i
niSiiu 1'iniiiiiui
Urn
ga.mii.
j
m
seemid ptimnry ycaleiiiny tju ■i -i - ( ‘tiihi Kit-Lsi a-,, n t inct iy
ih
■ .tinl Uui
Mi
!1 Oman's
II, ASSO(TATHI) PIIK9S
J r.lift; I’ftnl llsrn* ;H7 voir# for
Hint (Iriir.nilMiitnii flnutiu. K i t - i (ntrrt'-lllapl
i - 'u r O u ll i k-i# IcKisFlooil waters lire beginning r**
■ small lead over hi* opponent
, Hllrk Iarr«iKlii.lv |u» l.iki-11 ilVrr dt- tu i rli. i
■
1.' '
H- iln l.im ! . •'1 i Ml TruW. Raleigh I'etteu ay, al*o 'if chh xiinewhat in snuthern N c«
. (i (inn nt llir lovt'rnmriil » Muu- win Id"
iu 11
o i| iie ,l tor Hi,. iH.ili-airUtMiami, who gor 11(10 votr* in (lie York State. Hut tho Su*<|uehitunii
I rliulian diniulgn Ctou i-i >a (tier
I..h i man
ihr i l . Irui.l.itlun uji# Ir-pntuatbla- tor
Ned Siioll
race for Supreme Court justice. iliver rampage i* spieadiug more
i I —"n irttica! turn'' to tine suua- .MrlchitnU* n-lii-f rnuiniilir, -aid m i l nielli ol the rfilruad strike.
destruction through Pennsylvania.
Ham*
enrried
It
precinct*.
Vot
lion
in
the
utea,
now
toliiii
fought
DAD NAUHEIM. Grnminy. May
that 3.IMMI mui. of f.iini have
The latest tallies show at least
over bv the central iiiirniment HOW la in i'iilliili# l null m e iriidy
29, itP)—Three wlinnsm have re- ing was light.
ten fiersiin* have drowned, several
In
the'
race
for
railroad
com
and
llir
communist*
lu*ed to testify In thr Urhfl*td
for shipmrni "Till* may •Will
are minting, thousand* ur« home
trials tn a protest over whit they missioner. . Wilbur C. King of less, and more than three' million
Orlin it Chmi made (Its
atr- like n lid", hr - lid. “ Iml n> ii
Zolfo
Spring*
had
a
substantial
described as Injustice* In thetr
mml In newsmen >» few hours uf- I niallui nt fin I u I- ■•##!> t-mnigh
treatment by the Army. They Indl lead over hi* nppontnt. F»#d W. dollars dam an has been dime,,
-lu -lh - govemmetil'i Crnirxl News to-fn sl a limn ihu * 1ri1'rrr S.tn
rated - tha toother* would follow Drown « l J m i * , with King get* - One thlnt o f Ftm inr-N. Y . tc
Agency rep>uint tlur
Mat tonal Dinl fm aaiir menI
Flunk Slutine, >uid rimi. na.li
their course. The men harP been ling 627 vptei in the county un*r five feet nf water. Utllilie*
troop# Ji.nl raptured the most iniare
diuunteil.
and
all
hut
»nc
amt
Hmwn,
140.
nt home ctinit'alKn# too uftim opcalled to testiry In the trat of
poriaut
Manchurian
city
ot
Kirin—
In Sanford's two precinct* road Is closed. \Vllli«m»poit, I#
Lieut, dranvill* Cutisgr, Oklahoma
also known us Yimgkl Irom ihr proached tin- |uuhlem fuim il>r
Sa-vi-i! iliploimu wa-tv ptrsmted
City, one of six omerrs accused of Judge Hsrn* led, with 105 vote* in wotu shape. Kighly jwreent
Cnmmuntsu. Oeneral fUmu U Hie Wiling ilil lit inn ' I'he puldie nue .
Us no duty In ■i.i'h' with us". In- It* I’ t tin jpnl W. I Sii-g hi fault lly
brutality to O I prt*on»r* In a to Petteway'*- 17!> hut thi* Irsit of the city'* Industrie* are inun
Communist
jnrty's
uegotlalor
tn
(tt-m
tliaeighth
United Bute* Army giurdhouse tn cam# from Precinct No. I which dated; 30 percent of It* residen
the peace dlscasslmu wit Ii guvern- said, ‘‘hill ui- iuive n le,s|«iiuilil- gtiidiialing
gave Barn* 7d to Petteway'* IN, tial area is awash. Harrisburg,
Illy lo Kir puldii in furnUli them grade ut the Geneva Schuol,,
Uehfrtld. England
ment
official*
utd
with
Oert*r.il
while Precinct 3. on the east side the capital of Pennsylvania, and
tleorge ktanlull. Untied States en with giShl -ton-- in which they Tuesitnv evening^ utpl pin* for
One Of the lhr*e who refused to gab* Petteway 129 and Ham* lit). other nearly citie* ere being
will want in liitile” . IL- mention I I I ( ’lull achieiMtteiil.# lay girl*
voy
to Chins
gratify ts Sgt. Saul Rum of Brook
Judge Barn* abo led in the. flooded by tne turbulent Su«|ueU. S. iJepuilniritt .if I'laiiitnrrir wen- ppr*entrd 1> Mis* Kmma
lyn. Ruso claimed that he and
Even
a»
he
spoke,
incnimber*
of
Bowing precincts: No. 2, lake hsnna.
Uiokti'i# which la-11 iln- merchant Ste Venn-ill, acting home tlrmoifother witnesses had been held In
Chins'*
third-party
DrmocrsUr
onroe. 12 to 10; No. t. Paota.
*trniiuii agent f-tr (lie county in
To 'add to the seriousness o f
a guardhouse and treated as crim
League wera arranging lo resume how to iiii|iiu>r Id# liti-iui-#.#, and the absence of Mr*- Guida W il
7 to 0; No. 0, Geneva, 23 to 11;
summer courses on den-in [hog
inals while the see.lied officer* had No. 9; I .nog wood, 19 to 7; Np. the situation, the westhetman 6
Peace
islks
with
the
governmem
business o ffe n d hy tin- Univer- son, now recovering from illness,
been allowed their liberty. R um 10. Lake Mary, 20 to.13; No. II. predicting more rein for some
party (Hie Kunmlnlaugi They were,aHy 0f phuida
l.emlci-htp pin* were priwenteil
further asserted that when the Altamonte, M to 13; No. 13, section*.
itandlcapiwd by
oy the continued ib
Andrew
I'arttsway
explaineal lo Mt, and Mr*. Sicg.
They’re alio having flood Roub
witnesses were brought to
Forest City. 6 to 5; No. 13,
sence, in Mukden, of Ctrlung Kai- the opeiallon uf ths- Snnforal
(it ailuatc* receiving tliplomaa
Nauheim from London, they found Blavis, 17 to 0; No. It, Kern le In northern Aslaska. where
Shek: Communist leaders and ot , Credit
_____ ______
_______ PSfH_
Association.
Mrs, George ware Fret! I'revaU. .Jr.. Jeannette
an Army message from London Park, 10 to Ip No, 13, Bear lake, water hocked up by an ire jam
at this rrUiCs) s.agr, any discus- >Stine wa* introduced u# one who McMithntt, Hal Lee. June McGIU#
In the Kuskokwim River ha* In
which described them a* bsd ch ar 4 to 3.
slons althout the Oenerillssmo |had formerly toeu u nlit man- Richard Hrockman, Ruth McMah
undated tw o . town* and a vitally
acters.
Petteway, In addition to carry important airfield. Army plane*
wnilid have little validity.
1oger of u large fuinlture .lore on Donald I.eFil*. now taking ■«
ing Precinct1 9, won In No. 5. have dropped several tombs on
[in West Vuginla.
Other* who 1-11 short club cottue in Gains '
Oviedo, 30 to 19; No. 7. Chuluotn, the ice Jem In nn attempt to
villr. wit* unable to be prrta.
--------------------- I spoke on this * subject were It. T23
to
17;
No.
h.
Goldenrod,
H
to receive hi* diploma. A *ho
RUMMER RUIIOOL
break the congestion, hut It does
to 0.
address wa* given by Supt.
not appear to have done any
,
King led In 13 precinct*: No. good.
Ptwilili-nt Stinr rxpresseil hi# W. I..,■- 1.-!-, to the ties*. .
Plan* are being made to oper
Monev won by boy* and girl
on1to Charles .Morrison
ate a summer school for Ute 1 by 99 to U l Nrv 2 by 20 to
—
-a
»J Wo. 3 by 191 to <3; No. 5
nrrangetl the ' dinner and in the Sears Garden Contest,
i ___ =|
benefit of any pupil* »• ») may hy 42 to 4; No. « by 19 to 14; ■ ■ m
MANI LA. May 20, t/i*»-Th. called upon the merchant* to pretettleal hy Principal Sieg.
.
F
L
O
m
iT
l
MEET
wish to make up work that waa No. 7 by 34 to 6; No H by 12
entire ,la ff of an Army news- rive every nottihU support to I-H bov* ami girts told of
paper—-The Dslly PncHicnn—ha* tha Sanfonl baseball team which wotk. Mr*. Sieg read a
unsatisfactory during the regular to S; No. 9 by 23 to 2; No. 10
J,
R.
Bicwort,
fJorUt.
g|4
Myrtle
MINtBTEn
for
Ex
requested transfer to other duties. be said is providing a fine form ••A Tribute to 4-11 club
r 19 to IB; No. It b" 22 to 6;
school term it wa* *nnounrod
Avenue,
reported
that
many
Inter
o- » * by a to 0; No. 13 by 17
Affalm. Dr Herbert V. Evstl The G. I.V have styted that of entertainment ami helping to and eiilt'* and alto Introd
today , by Supt T. W. lawtotl.
esting floral displays, including new
people iu the audience.
I—
"4 »w n on hU arrival at La- superiors miuired ‘ them to twist, bring business to Sanford.
K ,cfc' J_____
lio e l** ! ifx v°ote« types of coreogsa. wrestto, and
selection* were pltyed. The 4'tootti •^m totanf amt high school;
_
omit, bury ami deceptively pre
Field.H.
Y
,
from
Hum.
a
bridal
display
for
atmock
boy* and girl, reviewed tha cl
sent the new*. Under that poltev.
fferetl if * su
f-jia Precinct 4, and
course* will be offered
»u f-jin
And Fern Pork,
Park,
AMERICAN KCOREH WIN
shown at the recent
* Dr. Eratt plans to confer they uirtert the pohiicatinn nn
color*, ami gave the l-H piedfc
fir lent number of parent* a re'N o . 14. ‘gave B iy g i 1 to ‘ j c W f
of florist* ]n Tampa Wilt
.
UtRXDALE
Rtgisnd.
May
29.
{ forming the 4-It clover emblei
retary pf-Blate James f , longer could _*eive ns a free and
interested., These school* wl|l he I
Ut Added that(A’h
-A
youthful
Toledo,
O.,
golfer
1ami -ang club song#.
Kxhtbh
a, before the roceiing ct the, honest newspaper, •
to find s j t i l bride and •groom for
The assistant chief n f' staff -of — Frank Shanahan — fought his in si-wlug, food preparaliena. ‘
,y
W < % m y u .v .
t
.ftwrrgy
iCommission
:.-Ui
"
t
tftla
Bad
been
tb«
today
Into
the
fourth
round
iug, dairying, poultry, H
ms
thu -Westein Piiclfle eoiiiinond—„
dtodaywa*
Jtma’ H.'b'
itti Amateur Oolf gaidening
and
flower*
Will
. Brigadier Genelwl K M M.GaW- Of tha Bril
I
.sai-RTTOffr iT r-.
Twai
■I anW m atlaw l>Y**„ lis t ' eddftoi Is '-nhrestsry. Toumameni
e.
■
L',
G. I.’s Rel’usi* to
Testify At Trial
Of U. S. Officer
m
R
\ H H IN f.m V May 2H, i
Hie VVhtlr Hoilier hsi«a all*
ntninml that Jnlin I. Lrw is
In
• t
#, • -
tftS llt\ (T 7 o S . \ta, "»9. ~(A-t
—Iuirnor SrrfrtarjF J, A,. Krug
-initnuiMrd Uir iht\ aflrmami
Ihr %Htl?mrnt nf Ihr Mtfl rual
vltlkr, Thr n r«i. rxprclrd all
«l»v. hA« aniiMiinrrd aft S:I4
I* ^1. I’J tlrm I Li» lie hi Tlmr.
Il follmirtl i mrrlim aft tlir
Will!** I|oiim* of I'lrwiitrnt Tftl*
Mi-ill. John 1- I jthiw -trial KfU|.
I hr ^rrrrlary uf ihr liitrrior
'-'hi itut lie anil John L
hail klfiird 4 contract and Ilia!
llir uni itn frjcirr lud Indlraird
hu Hoiijil ortJrr ht« llW OOO tnmt>
lirrw l)4i k In work <mm rd i* I rU
Ihr jiinoutifriTirril (Vi;i I flir
socrfiimtn! anil thr Initrd
'bur Hnfkrrx had lOftir i»
oitth aflrr man> di>w of In
luii'icr rwtifrmirrh Hat miih
.if ihr Whi(p |f«m«r gfln ihr
'tCiilng I hr i [ f rt itirm
a,p |tr*nnl bt hoi ft *idr* in thr
|*rrirlit r of I*fr%driit Tniifllli
'I l i t' III I ),1 \ lly1il I I line.
IViiinv ii ■
I'
iii-;ii John i
l run., ot Use
I lliiar, null Ii.
.I|
i lie iiilili'd tl',.i >nn litiilil i,im tun Iu ! Mine W orker, met w itli liLS
Itnlii'v rtHiunlttcc tills iimming. Hr
|liusiiir.
m t-u*t.amrr gomlwill
-
ij#V»
Hack' To Work;
Terms Not Kcleiftt'd
,J The Sail fold it tnibaith
\*i.
I ' Hi nf ou retlffinunl m- ,liviM.tr
? wit 1*
I n fill in * , |m mi- uj
I i1•i • .i t « .1kt. fI (■I11mI| ii ti*iii | 11(
I • <•! on .Sutunljiy*. Mid |*i *• tdrfii
tn.lieu Stine In ted ill met
also won »n agreement to limit
debate on ill*, tiit-o-utc ns u
whulc to *1II minutes fur each
Senator.
These actions were l iken «ml*l
inilications
hy
an A*#ociated
I’ress poll that (lie Senate would
not accept the labor ill aft pro
vision.
At the same. lime, there was
new evidence that thr lie-idem
intended to lUiiiil liy his ittin* to
secure his emergency l»hm IritisIntioli.
Senator Ailen Kllemei
said nftrr*in. call at the Whiie
House that (he Chief Executive
wu* ili'termined to 'olitaln pa»suite of the bill. The laiuisinna
Democrat *nid Hint he had celled
u|wn Mr. Tninmii in assure his
^ own support of (he llli'UUK.
4 Legion and Auxiliary
W E A T IIM t
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THE g^NFORD ITER ALP. HANFORD FTORiDA
NURSE LQSES FAT
SAFELY AYDS WAY
DAY, MAY 24, V946
! LEGAL NOTICE
G sf l llm m tr w /fW * l » * t n h »
i futI ml
turtle
<§«■»*
GRADUATION
GIFTS ;
PEARLS
r**F«
I**' *ilamtfl
n &Af kflijiif*#AVi'Ull
>*
a■ dru£%
•riniW#,N olinnvfi
I’urn, I Irtish, {Iruputra
« .s *
PEN & PENCIL SETS
Alflfiird Iii*raE*| L*
IMlIKKIt. EVEItSILllHV WATERMAN
I'KFIll.KSS I’ 3«
iaf fMiftil
.■ft fir m h h | m | im in whiiTi j In'*
ithlrL *fuitl hi» imMuiit«t m i l At ii
w* U fur four «
lifIvr nss-i.*
U r,NI'H!L fliV liamt
WALLETS
W ALES
&
McQREGOR
I^irgeit Selection o f
CADIES’ and M EN’S
WATCHES
fudge Pelteway led his opponent in (JO of
the State’s 67 counties and by nearly
20,006 Votes in the first primary—
The new autom atic
self-w inding
CROSBY
at advertised in
magazine
“-.-'-JEW ELS-........ ^
SANFORD
Judge P c/tcw ay
YOUR DREAM HOME
W hen you itart to furnish your new home
. . . start o ff right! W ith b elter furnish
ings for b etter living • . . in the year* and
years to com e. Select assured
lastin g sty le. G et the roost for
at low er cost I— Come to
FURNITURE CO M PANY.
B elter Your Home . . . B etter Your Living
ll*« (iiuiip !■> hr w arm er—)«u'll went led* of ColInn,! i ie»!t. i n ip , airy Culluns! 'Ih c young R'*l
likw a i! piece *lnpc - i i c s l ' The b o u se* if.r lilr s
floral,
i l ie c k
nr
p lt it !
exchange
U h ls Politic^1 .til paid (or by Friends id Judir Trttrwsy)
ALL-TIMER DRESSES
srrtsu rL rf
JEWELRY
p allrrn v Every
body like* c )rlrt or piipir trim m ing on collons!
Our Wedding G
To YOU ’
SUMMER
HANDBAGS
condliHibliif,
room*
standbys
that so wttli rrrrr
l»pe of tunimrr nulfll. Touchy,
handle or undrratm types, some
Mlth moeb-lortoUe-shell trimmliif. r ia illc Imitation-Irathri.
dial will wipe ileon easily nlirn
they become tolled.
With the- purr.haiof anv
com plete room f*r(» by a
Bride or Bridc-kc, wo
will
give
ABSUTELY
I'REh a hnriilsitntlronzefinish Smoking St|. This
i* our policy until
30th.
Dor Your Bret Home
A lAlVil!
Livingroom -;droo;n
E'A'RTH^
6-Fce Modern Bed Room Ensemble
The effect of rich strip*
ed walnut combined with
burl panel it enhanced by
dainty trims of xebrawood
and stire a pride of owner*
■hip that will ba "forever
urs." And the restful
sury of a genuine In-
E
coil spring is a treat you won’t
want Ip miss. The complete en
semble is only
By day — a delight hospitable,
livable Living Room, r night —■a
coxy Bed Room with luxury of
built-in Innerspring fort. Inductare ths Sofabed, Oional Chair,
Lamp Table, Large Re, and your
choice of either 4
tall
Tabla or
Table.
S ,\ S’ I ( HUT
COM PANY
*
‘
,
NED SMITH, MOB.
rd we’ve been for 28
And the built-in quaijity of this ensembla Is
wall worthy o f this Ifamous group, Including
matching Wing Chair,
�irxs-—
.
In Unity There In Slrenjjth—
T in :
T o Protect the Peace of Hie Wnrldi
To Promote the Program of America;
T o Produce Prosperity fur Sanford.
I Air mil rather warm wilh sr^Ur *"
% 4 fia h lr
^
a
n
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
Esla'jlhihed 1908
“ Gripe Board”
flakes Report
To Patterson
w e a t h e r
f
a
r
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
New York Throngs Mob Gates For Last
fu m n i
d
w in *!* tto iU |g ti
lh iim lrf> i« « f n iv
I u i m I. i *
I>d L i I m !
U te
N EW SPA PEH
MONDAY,
MAY
27.
Associated Prc-vs leased Wire
19*16
NO
179
Another Attempt To End
Fails
Train
DooliUIc Committee
Urges Abolishment;
Of Words “Officer”
£ And “Enlisted Man”
UriTii llitlcrly I)cnniuurs Truman'H
t Labor• Itill Nmv
Ito fore* l*. S. Senate
WASHINGTON. May 27,
f/P)— Tlte Army’s so-enlled
"gripe board” today laid
before W ar Secretary Pat
terson a 53-paue statement
mil' what it thinks enn be
• Irene' to ‘Improve the United
States Army.
\ \ \ s l l l \ t ; i < IN . M a y 2 7 .
(A P II ' l l l i i n c r i l i l i c u t a tu l
.liilin
L. I .m i i» m iM lf A n
o t h e r n t l f t i q r l in e n d . tin*
S*rj i ..* it a l, . K ik t' 'I n - tn iii'n ii.if5liW »?i». iW tW T T ii ta ilu n * .
■ i a w i .s anrl hih c u m m it l o o
. pod
| »r ■ 2 1 - - listtit *■ w n h
S e e i e l n t y i ' f tlt«* I n t e r io r .1.
T li e
h u a r d ’s
g fe r ite tlt
S c r e a k w it h t r a d i t i o n in its
A . h i j n * . w ! i y is r u n n i n g t h i*
r.-reeom incwlattoiis is contained In
- f Ml I ft lr JLlOf jifitf Klttg'*
the suggestion that (hr vety
\ .
\ ■I if* • i! ll v i l
4t »>
! op WiHiiiti. M tlLn k hu| ii.‘U"
*?l
term s
"officer" a n d , "enlisted |
M+Ii-itl ill l h r I , m k Li'in t Ft tin i
men*' lie banned front. the Atniy
i* ,4
iir t T ,
\\ hi< 11 Tll(
II ..t I Ilf \ I l.lHtD i IM'I I ■' »*I
vocabulary.
The"’ haunt said ;l
1 - • . * I *!»-• » ,* |* *» |2 . trtt itelkrtf.
»4* Itfltl, I (*' * ,11**<:| lb I* ||M*I n*OL‘
!
thought tlint simple move would
p'
, , • .h i! M rt
K » ujC
fb©
ill.lit 11*11 « ill • 1*1
I i
go n lung way toward narrowing
|M f‘I* 1i l l V wiiikl h r trt}M H ‘ L
h it 4’ L "
rt?4o. iiu'lmitity
i i’Irtv bd4 j
lY
the official Htnl social Rap be
11 4 ; im «4 I d i \ • tt f •tiki L l rt 1 ^ ll.l S
\m*ip pint nf iW 2TJ |
tween officers unit men.
ii
\\
4 il4*‘ i ih'Ml 1 It* • t OK P
fit it lib n u iitl H*bf | h V wMiilliM fin? t.
It lecmnmcmlcd that all military
*l|t 1 Hlt«*
i I'.M tM
firifflit >11111
. personnel tic referred to simply
i i» ru irre .M .
I I t’ lL* rt •■( C MU*
\\ h flh ei m itc*t IInsert u*it \
, jo» soldier*.
*
*
h o tte r
A llir ir
it v
. S o .;, l l f
r
u M r * . u l i i r l i h avt* I t t f i i k e p t tit j
• The six-m an board was beadedj w.
. ,
. .... , ,
( lit i I l . v « ir ttJr t u .l rt it * P fp ^ iite iil
by Lieuiena.il General Jimmy l w -‘m ea l,w ‘ U»* 5 15 train was not likely lo taki- off. Nrw York* tnilUum of roouiiutri lH*«nn erbium* t i , \ oitulitiHn ilunng thr in* up*
tO
(,|
(Ii<*t
Li
1
.'1
t i
Doolittle •m l « m muilo up ex * |fVcry r* lln *d g.*tr c»irl>r lit thr jft<-in«aHi HtinJictU o| rmpinyrr* brs-iti h-Mitu* « m k rb off shoiilv oftM
I rt
I
*fWJOti Hrtr 1-* i ivpicnl icriif at 1'i‘in iu U »d1a aS .ii.4 . alien Lr*iig l-ikmi**? Um^ht u* git ub.Miti hr «m
1
i*i i U i l i r f i i w eft*
.. .
I -i .1
clusively of cx U. I.'s anil form* um nt.
[}-■
*(
I •■3
officers.
„ f Vt'll *tf lltu
V\
n - « I*
Tile boaid also recommended
.» » • '*
<I#’
\ i
abolition of the band salute, ex
i *
cept on Army post* and in over
sea* areas.
Abolition of an,
rules or custom* which make lank
11.s-sI :1V I'
.1 uf N
a barrier to social associations
ll '-In i mm
'tr 1 It.,.;*
also wns tecomniemlcd,
• r ll Mail-.! \ 1 v S|<| 1 a 1'
The board pmposnl a thom uch
\i
r.iii
R evision of existing difference* m
ns vrtf y 1.4 •*
, '
-41* |»44V♦ *L
pay. promotion, furloucbs. decora•
S ji> s
' 4 ■ th it II I
I I• I
\ rt ll It le ia-. •(tuO.Of
-i
lions and food. It called, loo. fm
. i t •1' it 1i' l
t. t •a $0 l»"
new measures aimed at raising . . .
...
..
. . .
Ii • ! Ill III a.
|K lllmk
.
the standard of leadership m i Ih' I m 11JOI* >\ .V . 1 1 II I t ’ll lS O Il
•is let w§1 v (hat M.
t tt a{ Clip'll.1 *-1 - dflil t 1att
Army. Said the board:
-X■a111i 1 Ufa* UJ1 llu
i*f ui ft In vt f»i. a, O III OK 1 M
"Americans look with disfavor
s
thr *uli* uf I'M
writ1 *■: i't
111\ Iu i \
d .,,
. iv it 4 14V, ullit
upon uny system which grants
'ii rtIt! at h*fw»t . 1lo
h«*n* «- •«■■■isU -t ill' vt i -1.1
. unearned privilege* to a particular
i n't
l..-* ig f
tliiti Ici
t|..1-ilui « (»il- • at Naluiiiav
itttsli ii|i
I*-*ij» t 'ti Ltii'ii ii
M
i ha l
clas* of individuals."
Hmii i - pfiiviite
Hubert H.tr tiw,
of thy i
V smiflr truer a | I I It'l l 1tie
^ III ''*li Vfti t*I It'DIt bli:t
The board said it look inlu
Hie tnt iIj#* 4i .It'
nan c , o f 1tl»c* Hit?. Thi*«tri. s*11*1 U m ile I
f t ->m l ,\i k !tlU Ili1
|| I'll jiHill ttTfl Ihi -111 ill ID ( |,ill fMl1,1iti «"
account »M
thev possible .danger
a
a
.1 Ir*t i t ! uh 1‘
I i -1 Ihfr I mu
! mi?
" stiU*f «m4 .in I ,.ta 111.. ht'i ! in -i
undermining authority and "diseip-!
V’ ' ll “
,,r. racking
•' .
JO*t II * 1
11%a i h i lit.' i \
mI
lb r
S l till! |
a
(’.
a
a
r
X
'
uiwl
\.»
I
rt . I lr« I • iv
In nboliihing Mint* nfflm r I
"
ttlis
M i
M.kViw *
J*i ‘**'14*Inn
nrlvil^rrj*.
J\le (H||ir(j
fhllt ' lll<,h,,W' t «» . eitln L* litlN,!
Dto irt
M-iiiwlvi
frtvtleges.
les, i *i«t.ft*'
HotHt Ullls «( thr irtiulni weekly
•|»*i ih’*,Ian=i|l tliMl |li iii-ih - liw i i
At Lilli »• * «•• I.»Ilf HR* H|4f"
Mie*3 ! | ti?V
i Rifi i ilji'if dl
l- +tl IViti
\< u 4 h\ i t I ftttr■tin'll *•.» ffik'Mtl
,,a . to
ln>. w ith * "cii' nniid Inlk- Itnth
attill t I.until t -aill
*1;f*■11H- fl t Ml tikt'IH'ij tfcilp M'
11 pu; irs« '
pendulum swung in the opposite were inlrwlln I'd bv II II < ol,
ll ' ' . V• •
M»‘ImIiiv ,i*o ILa l It i tf.ti m a in t HtlMiir i . -1 f L*(2 turn Hq ' t' •i direction. It said lied Army o f limn who
li.tigc nf Itu
t he f 'liits’il Sf.ift- .■i 1«u | [ij* hiMtl lay. V ■ ii m.t-lr Mil' *lit'
ficers today have fai more pres piugrani. t*l Hi*?
tr
litiH
tin* t*iii 1iimpa 1" I M
lilt•
• •« *‘Hr.*1’
tige than a rr aided officers in the
On
thq
iix-'.’iMindi Ism
,*l
iim
rh a rti t t •« f«N»rh ***
United State* Army.
%
»
t
«af
I
off 4 M4l
Itev. Maik t'm pentet. • iuitrinan
citTI l*ri|
»ll*rk*»Mi*i tilt thr
i’ r.M -Is |a. |
littrfl til
of tile Youth-' Sciv lit- I 'mil
1IMI1 •*f It.tilUn i yliillir- tit t'h
■
i
'
M
ilil-]m(
Id'
in
Ulittee. the lad«t> t tub votcil
•|*N*4 -kl (
inallri **f h.tli.*i» n.*|>iiiaM**n
HMii'tt 't.iliCt1 *•! till
an award nf So cacti to best
. { f r r i i ••‘ H ie M ir
11f f «**
'
!
«
•
a«»t>M
*lfi
i
*|
ti,
student in English fo tht -cninr
hum Ilttlititi rt4t*n»er. iht* KtAit'l
-tl'.l »h IV*
class a t Seminole High School,
F m r im ,
M it» tw in
-siitl
si
\\ t*
to
the "best cifict-i " in the
|il(] Ml llhl1I\ «4iV
II dull \ !la 1 I
tenim d n ss, and t" in* in-**
j rafi
4*1ut
It* it *wh
si -111
student
in
pui lianw'iUii > law
iiiwualh at Ii’ll wan mi i'\ imis a$ri
arming the Ftjliu* I aimer*
( 1118*141 VI •"?.*' t full
Mu.i'1' ' '
President lam I t-In I wt-lnum-d
T clcgiaitis ui Ring "frillies* urAM
-sHu V. . 1 aI I1I »*t Mt I • Li f ii J n U it -I
lion ’ on ttie ' pan ,d senator* buck to the t-liib Mil;'" M i
. .
.. f
| i«U.
nil'll** »*uiill **r ■
and
rong i ess men on pending Hutchison who lecentlv n tu iiied
l.i
Thru
\ l *•lii'ti*t - «it(
In 'hr
a. -1fa
labor ielation* hill* so that never ftom the Pacific Thealri and
i ! - ilfHP
l|ll* ll'Uilf It'pal ill
1«mj VU* lllagain can public interest or w el stinmincrd that the notnoud con
Ia Im u «
i
Fm it
il.tiib. I'l IVI |tint
Ill
P
L
*
.4?
"lo
I
1
fare he lit the "tneicy of any vention of Hotnrv Intel nut muni
t iiu n h i r t i tiK iitn a n A h ^ I m ,N in n i
lbrt •lt« fill hi’it r ■m(l i_
mil i '
l«t*t illilltlf*
i m in i
by
M»
organized
group,"
were
din- will sotm Ihj held in Atlantic
cun blue w hit'll, ha-tar lm>, .lid Mrs. tfidm. wu* driving . tulhwMi I
tinn nf h r iiict h*rt ‘IrV-- tt - *il» ! D ili I
M *udT
lllht ..
airbed Saturday to Senators City. Upon suggestion of W aller
nut wnitv an «»rf«*n»i%o f«»r |w*aci*, 't»\NHi4 Mu* Miiiimh*
lo t rt rfOi •flirt i atiiriilifrial 1 ...... .. <to\ e*v-1
ed in thu tie *4p
but tin •»ffrflMVf RKHiffM Mk* ‘IfmolMlwl in a ruIhulMi. with .1
0 . Andrew* and Claude Pep M. Haynes, it was voted to ask
|ll tiliilt a h.
• I»*v i4<iu4
and iim • dit'hfl
* % r »• • i ».» \| ,.
H n v ir t I ’ n im t.*' r in t t in I lit* jm syi- * r u c k .
per and In Congressman Joe Jten- S. Kendrick* Uuern«cv id lack•I »*-L«\
•Ite in Mnliiliiv \ iatntf mt'iii in
The nr«’|i1en( hi»|»|n *lrtl it* \ nlu
drtek* by mouther* of Jhe Hoard sonville to represent the -'aiifunl
*4' fit**
of Directors of the Seminole club.
uhirh t'«
i»n M,"f4 nit
N' tfh*
tut
<**mnt \
itlu itii
-iH» * x t •I Mr. Harris suid that In l-egan
L|«m nf
h wUHii!
jin tr«>ni lln- "fii'Hi Imtti* iit'.n s hin I *
County Korin Ilurcau, following
I lf f 'f l'I V I
u '.t it i* l Itn -w u i
a meeting at the office of Amcri- Ills theater. rarcer maniigo-g •»
rmnfi
\h
Ih»i**n h-*4 •♦t fv»•-*I
-it the
can Fruit (irower* Inc. in the
theater in Hi"
It'ltlHl k ■ it 1M ■**I
MoloLo
>i tli ik i* VI* \Lntn, « h*» "I** i -»ht)
lie
aid
tliat
A tlantic National Hank lluildine.
o f *“ "
I it [ f ir . I if, 14 tC'Lll'Vt III (lit- Let f
t vctj^uliilikf «1Jiltfl iir.it NIm*( 1■ *•'
tile motion
lhrat<-i
try
Farm Ilurcau Piesidcnt M. t„ j the
motion plcturspi
I iitifnrfd
n«. Fm •
Mfio
Ite I Li t i Slam. n*
,t
' flti^
Itiilary
tin *m iex H M„
I. .
j'l
('till lim lifttlny tvvrjiJt'*! t he - yotif,u*: ®b©
111 L It Vf.itin
I
drives
( **:
lent i»f tbr telegram* whiih i**«il by nuiing hi \ U r U
lit* # ttlllH- »1. f •. 0 H | -at *
Tin.............ti 4 M*
K"h» *
ns follow* "We m gc you take a ml in raising fund- t.ii all Iloliluif* hei
flolb 1mm* L'4h J«
Y|111 H 41r -it Tt*I*11*•11
Ml tl.il ! Jt
r i • i i L*i
Yrarles*
action
on
pending kinds of charities.
lh i |ih a e | S in n m '1. i ' j . a t»L-i m .iti 1
M iilu io v * h * iit r r t l M i,it
^tlxby. n, -.till -i-i inil . it rt J * nii
. • i ••
l sitrtil
Ho further-explained th.ii mo J e w u h
(Vnbor relaliwn* hill* so that never
w a if, « n u k‘
’ (
r n lh n l
off**n*ivt>
f»»i
j»*
"tt
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I I I *II14*V
it <l II 11 f r 4 i»l l~■’Mint'I I tilth* *n
t
not vinif (tom | hr uiilint't ih.* 1'.*% uniiiHiiin** n m H \ «*x| im
4
" g a in can public interest, health, tion pictures nclualh
-t.ii,.
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r
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ii i... • ■.i
t
f=tra t 1
.4
*1
. |% iiiL ii f i r *
.t■ a dc«m- in imimsi- the Bill --I 'J*m°i lul ll—pit.ii
I b<- - ki- i.t I. Il.ij - t jjiit1
and general welfare, or govern move, hut simply ptc-enl an her from ISi'ihu In I
i»n IV p» .«
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+
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»
i
I
H
Ilk (ill •Itllrii'iD p!rtc»*^ lit the
has lM»t ) (4 l« »D Homy
ment itself, he at mercy of any illusion of motion when a -.erica Field. N. V Xgt llcrl S irnnjt’ <»f Uu* lit it Im|t .irnl Alllt’l iCHii K**' ***
Tvutittth « ff • - hb p o r t i l l . .ii .old inoliionrii irii..
I
•I ( wl n't l"! *'4
t (i4 t liit i *
organized group, .Merc se ttle of separate still pictures p»*a Brooklyn. N. Y., ndup!r<| tht* rrnm enu *»n Mie Kt»%eiimutil u( lW I*leil
h . in.,. .■
nIlI' i I uh ' lit Mil* hill vvhith (Hu Iliti (! 1 .11, In- no •p ifliiin id
ment of present coal, rail strikes in fron t nf a light. Sound, he U ttU refugee in (Jorinani un*l « thitfl ntwtf.
.Mr. .Mann was taken by tun- vhi« • i* $ !*HI rtIIItIIM1 rti»H4- I Minn vital pint ind lull's mil-I ,-wntuiUi- •Mlghlv'*
| owuti'i
a in fl.lllIrtHf In rill I'llllltS lit *
I’onlimilnir lux charge*. Molotov *»ultncc tn llie rlm itlu Samtmitiin foi full tini»» pikulnt i*in|»|oyrt*«, to piny in moving Picwilt not solve the nrohliAn as •aid, was perfected in I'JJ') and Vent her to hid wife. Jeanne.
»isnit it- 1 t i t *1 *41441 i4«*vetaipL
( Intei faiioinih •uperteil: “ llaviutf fornicit n blot* in Oilando « h e ie tiel»> nix mitili- Mini u • <ttill y IttHuI flit fiat I limn VollIlM*' ••■ "III |,l . mIii, I .
strikes which preceded thasc and was first used on records much
||
! VIIlf1
-lit flit* rt .!> tU <411
11 i_
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- in their iti*»iie to iniiuiM* theit JliQn, follow iiur l^ o bliMid tn»H»iu* win! i i
those which follow hear equally, like a phonograph. The sound *“■■■Tim nitfiiini? *ficuiiMiy
jlepJt.ud.J--, 1 l ,v--i'li,m_
I .11-1.141- LUstJS ItHlilL F.itlltJttAj
u| mii Hn*
tht* Soviet
islotu* wb
niunuunccil
jrimux
tn«
«
llf
.. • will
wm upwn
hovivt iITiioii,
nnrn, thw
*na ••*****•*«•*•»* pom
um iitu jn
n .u * .
If less spcctacuhuv harm ful re now u
U photonrN|>het|
photographed on the
ifKtk
,it tin* WttfU'
ha*, u
i. .1 . |i..|nii-.| ...j^ ib^>
- Cd .l ' sk ilLsults.
*
— ■■— — — —HntrT-^ tmmih the w,-11 .. * .' , In I"., i. * - . Ion iJ 1J1uMu*(itti f.II .ifli.1___1
* 111•*11 ell stt.M'al .IILUther
- — “ A lso - u r g e —xuppurt 'biit nut.
....
____
_____________ je c k u n j
should linn been iiien.u ed liv ilo | > iIn fill in 4 iU I L r -•n**»*
with the iiiuxl legitim ate ivixtic- lice o f Sheriff Hand, due in tlic
I*wing, gan gster practices, most 1 Mr. Touchton described the
ohstim iiv id the leadership *'f Hu (uni* tin* fill- «•»' if» «
o f #tttu Soviet Union iatut frti» fact th a t tin- .act'(dent happened
(jjpotnbie being union requirement type o f equipment produced by
two iiumn, .nit nf a total -d Jo ji I 4tofl 11 ||f I J|4•MIlilt* (III* "♦♦*•411 XX'llelt*
T in
I ra(i-d
(he
po^njiiillly
of an uillstde J-emiiiutc County
« n many term inals that farm ers the Stine Machine Co. and said
rrcrilf
+
nf Tn ted IhmIo*. Unit Ule I* hoi flu |ll f l l*l|| - 111*'
I'atrol
trucks must be pnlosded by union that many articles were prtsluced
agiec<l ilccizjan un i epai tilion* Florida Slide Itigliway
di«i * L id » it+i't’i4*d4
ails wen- m n|H.|tHiii' t. t■, tlien
office said I ha l reyuntx* am the
men, often resulting In produce during the w ar by this concern
as well."
credit, nod til Ilie I iedlt ,oT hi )
being trucked one block only at fur the armed force*, among
J Af-KHns: VII I
t i,»
, v .,,
'The .Soviet Foreign Mill isle I accident wcie filed aa.-y and
I I \ l i s t l \ H ist II tllG E D
it iiimibi-r nf five io Im- super- gturned lafuu a , a nlin|e lo t !' >
cost excess *50 a load, when them being one-half million screw. cl J ) - —The imbtlc w s z ^ m t i m L i :
*FF*»rtji •**• 'l,t! I'"'1 rawld .,ui be .e u .d e d at ihc
I
| . Iieti la in Mi t
Pearson
heti ody tie In Me model leceiVers of I'oiii -.........i l l .......... oi—i e I(on
farm ers truck could have de iWver* for the air corps.
hv the HUte Hoard of Health -o 4 r'y »*!"
"'"U|,rV * n t ,l "m‘
.
, whitli w eir i-onslrricte-l fcooi klls should toiv. b o . . d"* tn l oiidi i . , !ti| . ’ I .,, o , i tiniiorahly
livered at merchant's door w ith
He described an acid spray
li.uce-l |torn ftia* I iltta-d States
d e l t*v tin .
and p .iil- secured h> members tlie cm luu-tniiceout additional cost,
gun made by this local concern
I N.,v v
o -o id o ie i" i'd..im.divou
"U nion portem working for which he said would inrtcuse
to pass the slatnm wagon un-l of (he a-la-s in "Elements nf lt,a- Prr*ideid
lint IVUI I ln\
Id 'ih Hi*' Per m erchant would refuse to allow pioduction in the naval *ldies
'•lew • tire, causing a ndllsinn. ilio" nl Semirnde High .'-•-IhhiI nf ' “ Fliii Ida t'.i
-u llcied he.ivit
:*|'.ll.tllm » **Jll4*| . I S,
th«lr own *em ployer to m IL *"7 Industry by from fid to ,7*ri - per ever, Dr. Wilson T.’ Sowiler, -late '
It* stalad that Ids. brotiiei hud a which M r,.. Gludya ,t . South i> duftrtg ltd- peiidd. .. f ll.tv*■ |,i ; j tilth*-!
.
,t|
til
•
11
■
r
i
■lr t I**i H StwL
merchandise if thia rule was cent per tree und would he
Molotov said that Itussia can broken leg. till iojurir- and srri- in stlie loi lire'now nil exhiliil in
diruted
W
i
liit*.I
I,,
s.dtet
oom*
!
ted. This and other Indigni- worth *14,000,000 a year to ,t h e health officer, pointed out that not a g le c tu calling a formal oue Inteinul injuries
the
waiolow
o
f
tliQ
Saof-int
Elect
lie is '*H
i I M I P F V S \ I ION
conf.-.ence until year* old. Ilis son, llirhaid, who ric llonipauv on Magnolia Avenue. regardles. nf week end .levid.qi
are becoming unbearable." industry. He also descr il*e«l a c slm n e ,. « , the part o f tho public
l i eni|ilw\mrtil
iMtiijtrii.MilInn
it group dltcuised ownership celery wrapping machine which i i , L
“ “They
o-fl!. »ay". Do nut
-or' .icpeat
l a 1 '•Ptesentativani of the Big Four ■■'turned to (ienigita Fiidny iimni- The set* are not for sale.
meeds. *|lie Nation, however, Inis
quote
luck land In order to supply he said would be ready for next
have reached preliminary Dgrcc- In ^ ^ H e r a visit here, ha* been
rhiH'kd
totnlliiitf
$175
w ept to
suffrtcil
even
mote
than
we
of
The
Pi
-eta
wero
constructed
by
rumors about the supposed in m enl on tte a ty questiuns.
to growers, and It was year.
l l !•«•»
in SfMiiiiolf (‘uiihty
crease in cases.
Do not repeal
this S la te ho it ha- tieen *h- 1 slut » f I Il4* \vi*vk ••' 4»1lk* NLt\ IK^
the
follow
ing
member*
of
(he
______ that the^, Bureau should
Molotov's declaration whs in
T
Vlsltnra Introduced by . l*ealie
not own land for this purpose; Shepard Included H. P. C ioesste the word "epidemic". At no place
class. J. <. -Carpenter, flnlph pl tv ed of too*I adequate for ruuo,. nrt tinisi j
In
I rtt 3 It Sm ilh.
thousand., of pec*ons. The woihi tltaiinidii •*! lln' Ht'itsLi IihIu**
action, however, on the m atter, of Seymour, Ind.. Herald Frier- in the state has the disease reach
Cranston,
Kenneth
1
hrkle,
E.
C.
Ivan Mtffeted iieeaUss* vvoild liHtd- tit**! I ‘«u»uiiu*nm SluU'witk
w as deferred . until the next eon of Deimnd, amt It. I- Mac ed epidemic proportions, but Ihc Secretary Byrnes suggested car
Har|ier, Hutch Keogh, Itlchaid itock* m u,! ia- diacminti-il t*y llnword In .itself tends to cairy a
m eeting, Mr. Culltun salt!.
iiit'titn tulaltnl itfrt.SO’J.
Donalds
G
a
r
y
Snow,
\Y.
II.
lier
this
month
that
the
Big
Keogh,
Alvin
Kilpatrick,
William
■ ■— certain paralyzing fear.
number of cal loads of Florida
_ Four Foreign M inisters recoriThomds o f Orlando, and Leon
Klnaril. Gene lariieUe, Charles foodstuff* which ate io*t because
Conipsicd
with
other
far
m
ore,
v(l)e
on
j
ulle
llyrnes
proTOMORROW
Watson of Sanford.
Clarence K. McLain. 110* Mag- Lumlquisl, Jack Matra, Cat! Most,
"ktUIng d iseases accepted with <posed that at the June 16 meet- noil* Aveilur, -has hecn promoted John Itumtdey, Cliaite* Ktnllh, of this rail til- up, The perishNOTICE
T w o contests remain to be d«certain complacency In Florida, Ing the Foreign Ministers set frqm the giade nf I’.F.C. to Walter Smith, Stanley Stacy ami able* we have lost ill tin* fields
ODDFELLOWS TO M EKT
or in l i nmit will he irpltteed on
_ by th e vote In the second
Sanford Lodge No. -J7 I.O.O.F and most o f which are pietem u date for a genetal peace con Techniciuo Fifth Grade, accord
The
IleauLi
regret* that on
American table* by less perish
noeratlc primary election Tues- will m eet a t 8:00 o'clock thia u b lt , polio la “w ay down the ference regardless o f whether ing to an announcement ircelved 1-ester TillU.
ureoiint of the acute paper
•
.
.
S
able
products,
which
m
ight
other
|d a y . For JoalJce of the supreme evening in a regular session. U afY "because it Is primsrilly a
tan reach agreem ent on toaay- from
Headquarter*
V
*h»i tage all standing display
wise ho available for movement
Paul D. Barns will oppose All
m em bers
and
vliiU ng crippling disease, and usually at* the polnta which deadlocked the Corps, Fort Jackson, S. C.
advertising will l-e leniporarlly
tiHatarving people, oversea*,
For rail- brothers are' Invited to attend. toeke children and also because previous P a ris- conference. MASONS
TO
MEET
' Cpf. McLain Is a member of
discontinuevl
upon
com pletio
"The
one
thing
Tor
whichwa
Brown
.
' .
Ita d evastating results are con
•he service battery, 7*tli Field
of |»ie*ent schedules. We hope
in
Florida
may
he
selfishly
thank
. . . ■ ___ F t
PATHBR'H d a y LL'NCII
Monro* Chapter . Nn, IS pf
I1ANF.BALL
tinuously before U s.’we are' prnne
Artillery Hatlalion. He has serv*
lh.it* no fuilbei irduction* in
be op en ,from 7:00 A , M- to
Fathers o f fourth grade students to d e v elo p a hysteria which may
ed 18 months in the Army, six the H.A.M. will meet Tuesday ful, is* that the rarl -alixturbaucr
di-pl.i> -t-Oce 'will lie -ncs-essat y
didn't
ihsui
a
month
or
two
evening
at
8:00
o’clock,
accord
T> M. a t U>« same poiiing
NEW YORK. May 27, W’t - of which were spent overseas.
handicap our precautions. Another
nod that -landing ad* can b«
a* in the form er. primary
rwaaon for th# individual sort of C indnnetl a t Pittsburgh, post He w ears
th*
A siatic-Pacific ing to an announcement today ent'Uer. Had chi* stopped rolling
ie*uinrtl In tin’ near future,
during
the
peak
of
our
perish
by
Secrelat)1
Frank
I-.
Miller.
fe o r .w b ir li polio iniptrrs i* that poned, rain ,au d w et grounds. Theater Ribbon. Before entering
“ *
■ where nor whom Washington at New York, post- Ihg. a*rvice, Cpt. M elvin was The Royal Arch lle g ie e wilt lie able* movement the effect* would
A-lvei tilin g Department.
aUtko next," Dr, y n e d , tain. . C hkago, at P itls- a truth driver and tractor oper- conferred and refreshm cqtz will have ■ been l r e m c it dously in
creased."
fT L .. i .
* . • * ••• hurgh, postponed, rain.
Touchton And Molotov Says U. S.-Anglo Bloc
Harris Speak
Waged Offensive Against Reds j
At Rotary Meet Soviet Foreign Minister
llritish And
Welcomed by Presi
dent Leu It. Lesber
American Capital Is \ttcm p tin g To
Subdue W ar-W eakcited Nations
Rail Conditions Caused Tieup Of
200 To 300 Carloads Of Produce
Life Anew For Hela
rr
Stall* Market Mead Savs IN'ople In Florida
Can lit' Thankful Uailrnad U isturhanif
Did Not Offttr .Month Or Twit Karim*
»* -
l.tai.sf I'or .M;tMMirii
Robert Mann And
Mrs. Harris Roton
Injured In Wreck
Immediate Action
^ By Legislators
Urged By Bureau
Origin (M Blaze
Is Beinu I'ntbed
li\ Local Firem en
alu
"" ">
1 u bl,c Is -W ariH!cl.;W t, r t h s n ,
Of Polio Hysteria
By State Officer
F « « :
uy"rL t .,.'^ W : ,.
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Table Model Uadios
^lade At Seminole
sjt
Clarence K. Mcl.uin
Received Promotion
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T U B H .W K O I W H K I I A I .P , H A M F O U O , F ^ U I t lD A
I ’A t i E T W O
The President Acts
The Sanford Herald
A ll a M I s a O
n n llm fc , rS S S s «»
I k s a k s r s m l s l l n . b n * n u tte r *
r s n m i a i S r t u 1ST U r * a i |w » - a l
r s i u i r s i w m i . » n i s # rs » r * » .« i « r
a t t t f s l . u s t i r i l t a l s s fa ir*
STATE N EW & BRiEFS
At long Inst President Truman hnn taken tin* initi
ative in tloiug something toward eliminating Inbof-manugemeift strife in this country. Such action taken six
months ago would have prevented many, if not all of the
strikes which have hoen-delaying the nation’s reconver
sion efforts, hut it is better Into than never, and under lb*circumstances we believe that the President should have
the support of every patriotic American, inside Congress
or out, in his efforts to bring some sort of industrial older
out of j Ih l c I iuos which previous ill considered legislation
has produced.
.(
. ..
The measure's advocated liy President Truman may
licit be the best that could be devised, but they are the
best which anyone has yet proponed in Congress, and of
one thing certainly everyone should be able to agree, c o n
Liketuml ilairynivn have petl
ditions could not be allowed to continue as they were any
lioni-d
Congressman
fVterson
longer. Something had to be done. As u result of even reeking
legislative relief from
the short railroad tie-up hundreds of people will starve -a. situ s D ou_.w hjrhi hey «»y, robs
to death in Europe.- in a n o th e r n r e e k o r two* people them o f profit*. They rTuim they
would h(ivc begun to starve in. this country. . The trains ore not getting anything for
Their mofiey hut "groundup saw
simply hn.d to lie Marled rolling again.
dust," and that rotlonseed men)
M O N D A Y , > W A < Y '2 7 ,
A t Daytona Beaeh recently, —J ,
Saxton Lloyd, president of the
Florida automobile dealers asso
ciation, declared that a i l . gas
ta x money should tie u sed , only
for road improvements.
Rural Common Sense
Hy .Spuds Johnson
Dade CdUnly stopped physical
education clan*** in lower grades
as the number of in fan tile, pa»al>'»>* ' case* - in the atea rose
If1 *1 for the year ami u sixth
death Was reported.
BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOR
IS IMMEDIATE DUTY OP
INDIVIDUAL
AMERICANS
The good neighbor polley has
been stressed In this country now
for several years, i u particular
application being to na.iona' in
the Western Hemisphere.
How
ever, a neighbor is no longer the
w here does vour s*ven cent parson who lives next door or
a gallon gas tax - money' go? even in the sam e comm unity -or
goor c e n t* ' g o t* for new toads country. Neighbor* now are ai)
and maintenance; tw o rents for
tpu Jtwgl cuiutrjuctinn debts of
And so, * e in this country,
debt .payiumit devotod to mads who are on the whole ‘well fed,
and right o f w ay purrhaso. The
anil other p ie war fe e ls can Im -evenlli cent is cm marked for wall clothed, healthy and "happy,
obtained only nl black market general stale ospenses and pay must of necessity give ronsideiaprices,- Producer* gi t eight cenfs inenl o f school teacher* salaries. tion to the lei* fortunate peoples
o f the world. The destitute and
Tfc» H u n t s la ■ m m i V 'l « t
S s m ls lr*
P r e s s H k l r k Is r t r l u *H r1>" r a l l l l M
In I h r s - r f u r r s S S k l l r s l U s m( *11 a v n s S l s | . s l r S 's
e te S IlrS
t n It » r b » i
rrrS ItrS
In t a l e - p i p r r ■■* » t* «
I k s I n m l n r ««s * n lilU h r S h r r e lr i.
d e s p e r a t e . the Wamine-ndiUtn
throughout •IK. worm are looking
to the U nited State* a* their only
hope of salvation. And Oil* w lvuUon in the form of food supplies
must come soon, because thousands of people are dying of
starvation every day.
Those of us who do not go
hungry can hardly realise whas
It is to be haunted by misery
and hunger, much le«* to s t a m
to death. If our n exf door neighbor should be on (he verge o f
starvation, we woilld rush From*dlately '.o provide'.needed foods
and care.
Hut our neighbors
e . seas are dying
across th
________
, _ every
day, ami because we do not see
•their gaunt and starved bodies,
we have a tendency to remain
complacent and unconcerned. Wc
would even grow more plump
while they become more gau n t
Their need la desperate and
their need Is now. The cruel >1
starvation period !■ through May.
June and July.
A new wheat
harvest will tie garnered in part*
of the. world in lim e to relieve
some'* of the hunger by Auguilf.
But food conserving, grsw ing
g*rd*»»t unibg
biewd and
I more jmlutcva, savinw fats in cvery pgssiblo way— those *IU m iw
o f the urgent and Immediute
things facing every fam ily in
Florida and elsewhere in
country.
, w
A s Secretary o f Agriculture
Anderson says, in the month* just
ahead our top job will be to sum
ply our share ot the food for the
world's hungry. All of us shar *
in the responsibility— the farmer*
d q produce and industry and in‘dividual fam ilies ' to save ami
Jshare.
We rmist n e t. fail and
we shall not J a il. Too much i* nt
Istake.
a
COURT R ULES
W ASHINGTON, May 27 M V The Supreme Court ruled today
that Federal cojirta can prevent
thf^AVlctioo of'
pending
l*s. Tly;
appeals buf**l on
„ t i l firtilit
_________________
Circuit Court
at Cincinnati, which said it had
no jurisdiction to enjoin evict ijw
actions In sla te courts.
_V
A|l Hetvts *• rranlBllmt**1" "I *n—
rial * t* p M trttr* hetrln n r r nlsn r r -
V ItV .'l I t t l l l l l * *•
MONDAY, MAY 27, IWtf
IIIBLK
vKK.tr.
rOK TODAY
GOD IH PA UTIL U l. A It ABLb’T
JU S FRIKNDS, T liK Y NEED
TTOT -HB— W H A l.litA' - -NOR
f a s h io n a b l e
N o n LEARN
ED. lltlT THEY
MUST UK
MORALLY CLEAN A N il HON
ORAIILK: lie Ihut hath clean
hand* uml u pure heart. I'snlin
*4:4.
PARKIER
(From The Hewmirc Review!
She trouble* the waters, and they
part and close
(|ueen
ha* muile tim tunny pit*
gresses; ami so slut gw *
Leisurely sw ift her pli*«agr !*•
tween green
South islands; rnreful ami helpless through ihe lurk*;
A t la iy anchor liugi- un*l pencoi b
And
w h en
her
w ay
am !
th e
win*! Have m'uitr her long.
1 C (tlanrs ri«e heavy ftntti he(_
whining ileck
bfn the bomb** lurk, the gun's
pulse Hinl chattering,
The fa t-o ff .lying, nre her neat
affair;
With her sprung creatures be
come weak 'or- strong
She write lie* them down., the
H eart gntie, «en bmihil, rnm
milled all tu air.
WILLIAM MEREDITH.
.tomorrow^ don't forget fW t. Ami
don't fo/jrkt to A le. f
Wo are glu'l In *re the him*.
jp r situation improving on Stor
key Island. Wonder sJiut it is
theyVe got th a t we haven't
The Unitri! Statei has decided
to lend France a paltry $1,1 CO,
(NX),OlH). England, Russia, Fra roe!
w t've got lot* of money
Belter F i t For Clothes of fils
Ig Ordered
headline. Yeah, anil
a belter, fit for clothes some of
these civilians have lieen wearing
lately wouldn't lie a toot ulea
either.
We see where this new secret
Weapon of the next war i» rnl(l
to lie a germ spray. That would
r*rtainly be pretty bad, but it
couldn't he much worse than
these fellow s who go ■round
toughing and m eetin g influent*
germs all over you.
Drew 1‘rarsnn suggest* that
John l„ l^w i* m ight I** proseruled un*lfr the .Sherman. AntiZrust Art. It any Idg Industrial
t or Wall S t r e e t h a n k e r did
to tim American people W h at
John L. lo-Wis hn* dmiej they’d
put him undee tlm Jail,
v»
s»
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•
It ia now up in I’n'sIderirTruman to prevent another
impending coni strike. It would be manifestly Unfair
to the railroad trainmen and enjfhu’ers, to compel them
tn go bach-to work, and then allow the coal miners t«
dbO'iipt Irnnaportalinii again by 'refusing to mine the mu!
WltuTr tin- trains' must* W v e hi onk*r lo ruitr U-4a-uiLthinkable ilmt I’resiilent Truman could express himself as
he tlid with regard tn Mr. W h ittie r and then allow Joint
I.. Lewis to get a nay. with murder.
What is needed is a one! yenr moratnritim fill .strikes
while ConntysH ami the Adfninintmtioii work out* an* inlelfti'i'itl and well rounded program for Imndling in
dustrial flispute sn that fair wane raths ami better work
ing ronditim.s can lie obtained by all workingmen without
the necessity of Laving to strike.
Who
rt lb*' B ld ak u l -**•'» nt *Il***"*» -b»rt iinil* tu ill** *tteaks
"
Tomorrow’s Primary
In the fir.I jirirnary rut May 7, a United States sena
tor was nom inal'd. n was a congressman, n railroad commis.-donor. and a couple of local officers. Hill in two
contests w h e t'c t h e r e were several candidates no o n e
r e c e iv e d a o u ijm ii I v of the votes so that a runoff e le c tio n
is necessary. T h is will be held tomorrow for th e o ffic e
of Supreme Cmirl justice and railroad cffrnrnissioiier in
<irotip No. I.
In (lie first pnmary the two top candidates fo r th e
Supreme Court acre Paul D /B arns anil Italfigli Pet tew ay.
For railroad commissioner the two high men were Wilbur
(!. King ami Fred W. Brown. These are the men f<c
whom the people are asked to vote tomorrow. And
des|iitu the importance of the offices, because there are
only two positions to be filled, special efforts limy be
necessary to gel out the vole.
As iictween Judge Hams and Judge Pottewny, it is
difficult to make a choice. Both nre very aide men with
worlds of judicial experience. Both now live in Miputi.
Pctjeway.is a forpief. Tampa jurist and Barns furnierly
lived in Plant City. Pcttewuy is a former candidate for
governor who ran ngnlnst Freil (’one in lDHIi.
la (lie railroad commissioner’s race wc do not know
much about Fred \V. Brown except that he comes from
Tampa. Ills opponent Wilbur C. King is much better
known because of his record in the State legislature.
Among those newspapers which are supporting him is
the Miami Daily Nows which pointed out recently that
lie received nearly twice as many votes in the first pri
mary as Mr. Brown.
"lie (Senator King) is a cattleman, grower and
shipper," the News continues, 'lie has hnd experience with
rail and truck rates— and service— from the shipper's
angle. As a businessman, he is able to appreciate what
fast leh-grnph service and ijmck long-distance telephone,
connections mean to the state’s commercial development.
"Particularly he is niuippcd to see the posstfiilities
in faster shipment of perishable fruits and vegetables.
Not all the produce of this state can be flown to Its deotb
nntion. Senator King says he cannot understand why
railroads cannot be forced to give ns efficient service
on their height schedules as they do on passenger trains.
-"Senator.King is also conscious of the needs of tour
ists. We spend money to lure them here. We ought to
do everything within our power to offer them comfort,
convi-nicnce ami plcaaurc. .Modern stntionB, better piusHengor service, fast telegraph and telephone connections,
these arc things which tourists wat\t ant) deserve and
which It is in the jmwer of an aggressive railroad com
missioner to give them."
T he Tampa Chamber of Comm etre telegraphs Senator Claude
Pepper, "You <|o not represent
th« view s o f the majority of
m op le In the Tnrnpa trade area
i f the S tate o f Florida." May
be not. but he la doing a mighty
r tM Job o f running for Vlee
Fresidrnt in 11MH.-
E L E C T R I C R A T E S H A V E C O N S I S T E N T L Y DROPPED
WHI LE O T H E R LIVING C O S T S H A V E S P I R A L E D I
A ltot*: Should first
Consider ■ Candidaft's
• • Q*a/J/jtaf/ 0«J
rave* quote*
‘tthteslngei iu
gersoll, author
. ________ He is m tortl
B ant and powerful a' reporter
a* he ia a confused and adoles
cent political th in k er”
Some
time* It l» easier tn write, us
ft
U l o read, than it la to under. s a _a
John Temple
D htni'U ri: Arthur
The Sop:reme Court has ruled
that municipalities do not hava
the legal right to bargain
Can you name any single-item used in yolir home every day that costs LESS than it did
before the war? W e can—ELECTRICITY! While the cost of living'-just about every phase
of it^haB been going up during the past few years, electric service rates have been declining,
and are now actually lower than they were before Uie war! What Is more, we of the Florida
Power & Light Company are o6n$t$fltfy working to make inexpensive electricity still
cheaper, so that post-war electric living will cost you less than ever to live at a higher
level of comfort and convenience.
llAtlQOAO COMMISSIONS!
io.fc.nO~.>
e«ri#etlve)y with thtir employee*.
People Working for e city, or
reality working - for the public,
end aa such nave no right to
gffonlia or strike against the
newspaper boy* in HamImf, formed a delivery
tloh" three, years ago,
Mir profit* and In throe
me. made SS.Ufi deliver•papen. .More importanr
! ****7 they mwle was;
Sanford
Bit ON R
Florida
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Id- «*«7‘
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MONDAY, MAY 27, 1946
And
PA R K T flR R *
T H E SANFORD H ER A I.D , SANFORD, FLO RID A
Personal
President Of State
Rdbekahs Honored
Activities
250 Junior and Senior Class Members
" “
And Guests Attend Banquet And Prom
a?
Mr*. Lillian Sennet of tun iei
president of the state Reli'kaii
Assembly, wa* Iroimted Ij \ lire
local Seminirlu lieln-kalr I i«ige
No. I I Thin *day evrntng with
a dinner and meeting at ’he
Oildfeilows Hail in u ro g iiln m
of her annual official »r«n m ,
tin* illy . All* Fannie Spmk u
Crlaiulo, warden of grand assent* j
lily, Mrs. Stella Bowen of in
Innilo, district kleputy, and MtNellir Flnrich. coiiductie*- of lie
assembly, gave hltcf talk* and
were ptescnlcd coisage*
AD
F^ssir l ole. Past dunint Nid'b
Gland of the local Untgi pn
united Mrs. Settnei with a g ft •
flout the chaplcd mid n cu rsag e,
of pink rose**.
The dining table* were tu\ri»*,l
with pink and while elotli- tfud
decoiuteil with pmk and gu<>>
tapers, nut etlp* anil place raid . ,
Other* t'rimi mit-nf town attend |
lug weic Alt* lleni ietta llmniiAh*. Frances 11t«ni|ianH. Mi
L e i In B. U ie»'.
>H*
\mn*
Schwab, Mia. Ida B. Cole. Alt*
Ruth P. West gate. J|i>- • Anna 1
I'uckbuber, A lt' tim e D«ugla».
Air*. Nellie Enrich, Mr*. Amiie '
Cummings. Alt*. Maude t talk
Mr*. Ainuttel Blown. Mr«. El ,
ficdu W alker. .Alt. anti Alt*. I
\. Kennedy ‘Alt' lime \» lllniio
Alls. Tien'iiti*
Plri.snn.
Mi*
G turc Shrimplmi. and ap|neM
mnlely 25 nicmlwi* fm m Kim
foul.
C ounty Club
The Seminole Country Club was
and Joe W at ben.
____ of „n weekly
_____ buffet
___
tile scene
sup
Junior girls, Viola A lexandra per Saturday* evening with dancPhyllD Ailed,
Ruby Anderson. lnK being enjoyed later. Magna*
Jean Hoteler, Lylliun Boyle. Nil- Us, der ora lei I the serving table
la Cave Cherry. Louise Cjmk ,a inl ballroom.
Jacqueline- (m ites, Janice look
Those attending w ere; Mr. and
Betty Cullunt, litoria Dnmpier \ | lf (ioby l.uing, Mr. and Alls.
Iris Flowers, Kttic Jane Gleason
\f .Spencer. Dr. and Mrs. Oilleleti- U aym an. Peggy lle slii ville Bark*. Ml. n„ j Mm. ,\l
Betty J l w t t r . Georgia Hutchins. l,yoni. Mr. n„,| Mrs. G. T. Kel
Jean Johnson. Doris Jones, Cum iam j)r’ Hn,j
yy Eppr.
''" v l-vc. L dId -Lm , Mary lun*ise*Mr. an d 'M rs. John' Ivey. Mr. and
Ix’hils, Alice Lundquist. <V'l l :Hr». Janies Ridge, Mr. and Mr*
Lundquist. Elsie M»r Lumlquid. \Q | |c Toueblon Mr. ' an,t XDs.
The Junior Class of Seminole
High honored the graduating
Senior Class F'riday evening with
n banquet untl prom at the May*
tta ir Inn that was one uf the
largest anil m o st. tolui ful affairs
in recent years. W hite gladioluses
and purple and white atatice
decorated the main dining room
and .the ballroom where S tew art
M artin and hts orchestra played
was attractive, with purple and
white stream ers of trepe puper.
Approximately' 251) mrmlsMs uf
both classes, faculty, school Imu id
« • « • and
a r . guest.
...i
and Class of ‘21 were present mews ■itm a .sn.cnc*we
vc.iu
„ «Williams
Mr.
and heard llatoiii Kastner, presi
ohb.
»
1
1
.
1
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.;
Mn
•'"‘1
Erenk
Shames
and
Mr.
d e n t of the Junior
Class,
welcnme
■” > v-iass, welcome phllie Michels, llohblo I.CC Mot ,t | i . M
, Fcinlrcig
ihe group and Glenn l.ingle. Jr., ton,
Kitty
Odham,
Virginia
M
,
president of the Senior t'iuss. Reaves, Thelma Reynolds, Hetty
j ,,
respond. I.ylllnn Boyle toasted Howland, B arbara Rosier, Jean
■‘ . j ,
. «.r_* tth e Class of '21, whichcelebrated Sayer.
Betty Shannon,
Helen ™ h' , / rr“ « r‘ » " % £ ' “ ■
iU 25lh anniversary.
Slaughter,
M y r a Southward S » d th .A lrs .th i« rle s K v a n * SpanA ttractive black and white Charlotte Stine, Idn Mac Sunder. * ** ,Jlr *
-H*. Gemge Hard.
lapel pins uf graduation caps Nellie Ruth Swaggerty, Audrey «*• Mr , and Mm. A . L . Skinner.
wfth "Senior M®” w ritten on Toll. Mnrv Tomhinn. Kstcr W at* j^* r-**”1 AD*- J. H. T nilucki Mr.
tham weic iR itrlbdled a* well kln», Nancy Williams imd A nnu,*‘|“* ' l l **
J**’" ' }}’’ “ " !
.
'Air*. W. U. Fleming. Air. and
as small "M emories" books which I.ce Willis.
Jum.u troy*,.Jim m y Anderson. '*,s ;
and
•'contained the name* uf mcmlw-i*
*
.
. of both classes, faculty nnd. ban. Willis' Aitdcison, Huston Babcock" ^ H 5 in! d * K:i Aher.'
George Chapman, W aller Cook, ^Vlso Airs.- H urry II. ‘ Lewis.
>^iuet program
Those attending were; settioi Holden David, Simon Dlngfelder. ^ 0 * . John Harmon, M b* Oleda
Fielding,
Wilbur
(iam
magr.
=IJyatm.
Miss
( ecelin
Truluck,**t SI.G.
iris, Dllon
Baker,. Peggy Best, ral
tria,
III
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IS
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ik
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II,k
,
FredII SKennedy.
W, Austin.
ChiukBe
Ctou;,ik.c , it:iy
le
•tty Jo (truck,. lto*emaiy Bur Leroy Gilbert.
n hi * t*
r '" 11Jirr j=1Vnirt!Ir it it ¥ ■*it t»*f * l4<!uf CtR*r!r*
lek ,—-Virginia Hynl.- r h a rleue CJ»i’ll«*■*Caldwell, Mary Klixulaith Carver, den, laiwience Jibiton.
Clyde 1Barn* rad.^
Ihirotliy Cplr. Daphne Connelly, llutl,
Rulph .lidmsun.
Harold
• I>■!**
1erw illeaar, club p i”.
Dmothy Crumley. Barl>aru Dam- Jnnlon, Harold Kastner,
Fart,announced '.he following golfer*
i f f *
Alary ilnvjd, Ida Diehl. Lee, Itirhaid lajid, lairry Lossing. dm mg the past week; Vincent ' ;
pier,
MlargaiTt Dlngfeldcr, Alary Ellen Bill Ludwig, a luik" Mnoie, Jark Peel, John Pearce.- Jr.. W. It
• a g g a r, (Mlie Relic Furtsnn. Vjr* Ainu*, .lark Alnyc, Ray .Mure. [H unt.-A lls. F. W. (iicss, II. .t.
b Iiiim I a ftv n ild r M tuthn ‘King, Itnylc Pringle, GVvynii liecI, Henri Crumley, I.. II- lauiey, W, F.
Itirhtcr, ••- Charles Smith.
Atwell, Edwni.l
Edward j
Mary Erlna Lanilress, Lois l^e. Itlrlitcr,
tnilllli. Jack
Jack : Vihlcfi,
\ mien. William
William Atwell,
Oorollt) Cruiiih-y and Uleim U n-lr J r . pOputai membrrs of
JTnl Llviugslon,
Anne Lovell, .Stnndifej. Lester • Tllli*. Ilowaid Higgins, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. E. B ^ u ,« (r ciav. of Seminole High e.tm ol sine ao w m d May Day Queen
'Qfeamilnc Manning, Evelyn .Mat whelchel. Carl William-, Francis Smith, G. W. Spencer, \Vesley King al» the ■recent gala bali g n en at the Armory <RafaHHbt tit it
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thews, Bertie Mae .McClelland. Wilson. Paul Pcxold. John B rum -: Spencer, A. W. Ep|>g. J r., M r.|
’innl Mis Al Lyon*. Butrell lltid
Sophia AlcDougal. Dorothy Mr lev and Ral|di Junes.
Faculty memlier* nrid families, cm*. E. (i. Kilpatrick, Jr., Alvin
Lain, Polly Oidakcv, June Pentdtiglnii,
Dorothy Price,
ltutli Air. mid Airs, 11. K. .Morris. .Mi** Kilpatrick, James Ridge, Hugh
Sackctl, Alary Sjtrhlom, Lorelei Sunlee William*.
.Mr*. Allldled Whelchel, II C. lle lie l. Dr. F'incli
BY
Thorne. Florine Ttawick. Dorothy llalieuck All' J N. Duiileu. Mrs m McDaniel. H airy flriinball, Ji
■i i : c i : i i \ t i n l i c k
Von Hcrbull*. lad* Walker. Jean Kluabcth
‘ “
Lynch.
Mis*
Ethel w n Phelps Don H arper, Rich
Williams, and .K athryn Yates.
Ri»ei. Mis* Jessie Durden All Hi.) f>raa, Mr* (tt'mtft" Ttllll *tiin,
<iil?h hr-rn ht
s rit \ w
NS I KOM
Senior iHiys. I.iiilHctBeard, , and
Mr* Itovd Cotenian. Mi** M
anil
M i* A r t h u r
\V llhm n
D ll’ m .ifi v l t ie r i •>i i t | i l i i m , ti|
iiiwi-it !i»i
BII.I.A BRINS i i \ linliltv
No>l Bell, Pete Bowen. Theodore Hebetca Stevens. Alt. and Mi- **nd Misi» I m ’lia T i u l i u k .
| |»-l , ll„l!»—I ill *
the >i’niil»oli
II Sb Ih»\ 4* innl ! J*t j | f \
llrooklyn, John Carpenter. VernlAI. H Smith. Mi and Mr* J II
krn ! ^it*H i hilt kkhtih |i(d
Mil in h
t t Mil N>
Clark. Geolge Cox, Ralph Cmn* Risit. Air amt Air* II I Iti-hee
11
1; . 1
,»l tin- 1tz vn j*
V \ 1 II V M IVi k Alt'A
Inn. Hoh Cullum, Kenneth Dekle. j Alls* l-.iiirit l Inttendeii.
Mi*im*-n ij uu-rt Hi I sllllJIJI
|(*
It t. E r II VI VI VN. r VIM
Donald Dye**, Hilly Grky. Thyirn-I F.dna * hittrndeu.
Mi*»
ttlln
V1>< tli 1 K 1A*1TilJilt s- HI11(' till lliiil 1\\ ! 1 1 VMS 111 NT;A Riv.ll 11 i:
ton Hartley. E. t*. H arper. David i Ree*r Whittle.
All** Hnihatn
I ......... In IIt'it 1 tlt(w i."1(MlJI T , J i 111n him Mt 1 A 1 R V N i T
Mr it tut Ml>. I f
Hnivurd,
Rov Howartl. Wesley Rupieeht
Airs.
M Morn n
yiilllii; *H
M■
lM
jfI"I
I’l •
A t*n f *n 111aitve . \\ 11 St IS . II Vltr H 1' K VS 1 N 1 R
Jucksan,
lllll Jennings,
Hobhv Te». Ale ttiiil Mr. U H U.ub
W its
v r i!
S r i it t liiy
r v in im u
nl
I hu**e* I II 1 1 I’ll K El a. It.
unit Mi* lin a g e .McClelland I
Jones,
Richard Keogh, Ralph
Ralliii AAir
l
Smith, M i
Keogh, Alvin Kilpatrick. William Mr. and Alrs, V
llie lust legului IM A. meet tin.* Ettsl l"l ritiyaiiM |ii|i liiiafrlt j |( 1 II A It D K I i d ill. It VI.I'll
KC
W'. R E on. Mis* ltulii_ lliind, Ute fur lb*- veai was hcbl in i of nom uf then must miUBated jCl. VNSTUN. l.A lH ilE R ULAIUJ.^
Kii
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The sillgeis m l l | j o f DCGGAIt EBANi l> 11 'I
-elesti.m
I^G ette. Glenn Llnglc. Charier Mrs. Pe.nl IImi-ell school laisid ih( scHjml uudltoimm Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. S. t* oftritioon. * I lie following- of flcci * ! I”' 1f [»-1 1 ■' i* i i i n o - t \U H .A p l GEY l»l NBA It. t HUM VS
Lundquist.
Malcolm
MacNeiB members
Doyle AlcWborter,
Rill Men (.hast*. Mr ninl Alls. John D- weie elected foi the m ining ALEXANDER. P H A I. 1. I S Al, M RINGER. E • H AKl'EIL \l
walber, Carl Moss, Dwight Peck. Galloway and P.T.A. president. ' yem . Airs, Hand Elynl. pre*i | li' N. MARJORIE ANDERSON, \ l \ KII.I’A I I1B K-toKAA S llo l
Ri >SI til I TON III,I.IF!! M Ih El:
B ill
I M i l l It AM
George Pexnld. Thorau* Pinch. and huharul. Mi and .Mr* Joe dent; .Mrs, Charle- Dooley, vie J I ’M
tu B IS O N
l n |*
EEK. la V II
M lW IliiRTER
I ' VV11 ^
ttW'iiyde Rucker. John Ruiiibly. Curley Mendmt- ,,f the chi-- of jot-idcnl; Ml* A y. Moioo. **m- |BEI-I
™Bahby Reeves. W allet Schnabel, ‘21 AD olid All* Iturkc Slrele, irtn ry , Mi*. .1 I. Itrowo. tieus DI-MiRE." At* LEI.IA X . B H T IK -1 , \ | ; i > I vs i i v s I \ • * v
ROSE ID Mil.Ell AX'. DOROTHY
,,
Itithflid SinglctaiT'. Kelly Smith. Air. ami A lt' II Ri'liee, Miss m er
H'lfl 111' - 'RH1 I'H li nf
Eastei by.
-MlMr«. Ray mmol McGill. Alt* (i I’RB E MERRY It o W I A N D „r ........... ................ ...... I .,dn»
Ryd Smitb» W alter M. Smith. Sara W arren
G(orge Spencer. Sundry S laty. A rthur Mome ,im! All* Velma i l.rFil* and All* A E Atman JoAN
VV I I I I V Al JA ' KIF , m ile . .. tu MRS IT O k
were the judge* foi ihe I It A It VI STRONG 11A/. El Ito t T il m a i 'N F I I i . „j MRS i.M N N
Wallet Steele. A lbert Summler. Nildiirk— — - pclitlills
t il
l In*
L ;ik<
sVtiii y ’ VEl.YN
V| AT HEW S
IIU T A
iNti'l t
i, u t , , ' ....... i
Vi)m., ............. lio n -m*
#tv11-hi11-1it w mu.i «jiit ti jtfIt1vi Mit, a !i#I nclilffifiiMfii I niff III hi i H it 11»«*»*iw> JA N E I O P E I V N 11 MARA
AI.1CK HERNDON.
PHYI.M-S vlAl.i'OEM .. ■ G M NN ..|qn..v
Mrs li- FI. W alker. Mt. ami Mm . evening.
Walker will move -mm to New
1-aKuc Alderman »«« tnjuicd EACH
. . . (second
sopranos I malely. 12 ’. .itt. inled
VIRS
nil t|«liii *’
Orleiins where 'All Walker w illj*" the mouth by u Cow late DOROTHY
CRUAI1.EA
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assume his new duties us distr'et j “ 'jturiluy and was rushed to the EAAIIIRO. G ERA U HN E IGNC
'due crept* p»vv ft with iMFilIcr
Mr*. Robert J. Holly, who for manager of the li. S. Rubber I Riverside Hospital in Jacksonville C1.IKFE,
MARJORIE
HUBS
rimmed nf 11 \ Inl bettils
. K u m r time following the death Company.-Anothei son-in-law. D r.j
•Pla«« Sunday. Word ha* t-ecii
»• *r !• i v f (1 *it»
'IBS. KIM r l i
™ f her husband. R. J. Holly, a*--Reach Hazard, fnritiei |iatlmloglst j
th a t he i- je-tiu g and MARTHA KIND. IIETTY SI M vhite »»•! tnia.t *. ■MIIS
M B s VV vI.Kr II
gumed the-duties of Sanford post- of F'ldkinan llosi itnl at lloalou,. ° ’n* Bl' H*‘*' H* mobl l*e ev VI K It S I I. I
fe-4 1| m< IlHkl
1.. 1*11\\ \ I t .
ICrTiA
master, passed tnrougn Sanford Mass, and who wa- nempied in peeteii Mr* LaRue Aldennan ... l.lllMSE I CN D iJJ'ISI
h«T*I t -1 t i i'|tr
'►*!» «ml ' ii ^
Satunlay on n bus rn route from the Eutopean Theute, f.n th ree, vomiwnled hei ........................lark RENE 11 VII IM HI GAHDNF R <(W|i u H .Kj.1,1 b if,* • n ni'd
sonvllle
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Charlotte, N C. to Orlando where year* ami nine month- lia- ar
tt Ik Utttl *1.gel
Hoi o re IYpim h . .,f Win WARD
t tlln -i I VM M i l l '
she will make her home wllh hrr cepled the post o, .•«tindo*i-t fin terMrs.
i* i !*M V! I : • kl
Mt
Park
spent
T
hui-dm
In-ie
MAN. B V li B AIi A 11A At PI I ti
the Cleveland CRim *llM» ,vV14 Mrs.
brother. George S. Tyner.
hdnu vx1u 1r »i •’!** YV(t k . i \ wt.«l
w’th her rvlaClves, Mi. and Mi*. DAPHNE CONN E ll V
MARY •'lulinu
For the past two months. Alts. Hazaid, the foi met ,v|»r Holly
\i irs Htil \ l\ M
1
; A. A. Wesson.
EI.I.EN
H I' G G A li
N VN< A
Holly has lieen Mailing with her will move to Uhio m July
4*
The Woman’s Society uf < In i* FITTS, j o l t s MANNING. JOAN A lln » s Hi Hi IT. I I*" *">
i Ii H I I mi - k u t
tian S enlco will meet at lliu MCTEER. I A HOI. JEA N MERI- .u n i le t I m i l l
MILS. J O H N < ; \ l l u \ V \ Y
home of Mrs, J . (j- Bill* J r ; uu
W'VTHEH.
EMMA Jr-AN
JEAN M
MKT
11- 1lt pLik nMti’li'l liUiitsu wilB Black
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Lake Geneva next Thutstlny a t V
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MILES.
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. MRS HAW,T;00 P. M.
Mr. and Air*. Henry Wolentt, HELEN SI.ATGIITEI! GLADYS j KINA CONNELLY a light l.ltte
Mr. and Mr*. Fiarncst Wind, AIi- WKI.IJi. PEGGIE PIPPIN. 'EM ( taffeta . witli gold ettri.torder i orr
n .e boy* iho Imdice
'll*
'IRS
Louise David. J. N. Cul|iepper l l . v M A T H E W S
ilie.*
a n d 'C . W. Cul|iepp«'i Ji enter glee ebrlr cottsts * nl I f p ’-t l*or BILL W II 1.1 VMS l.m i
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tallied their mother, .Mrs A G.
< IllioW N ""’I
Allen, with » birthday ilmnet at O LD C R A N S T O N , till.I A <: RA A ter, MBS i
her home on Tuesday evening. K A R L L E E . J A M E S M A N N IN G JULIA *1 lluleigh N •
MRS
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Other guest* included. Air mid I DW IGIII I’F.t K I.F.I AND IM I’D
Mr*. W !.. Sieg, Mrs Daiid AV A I. T E II STFd I 1
KUBDA Vuguslu r.j, till Mu i .
■if her .iaught.'i
I 'N r III "N
Speer anil
Mrs Margartyi- I JONFTS. VI.VIN I’F.NI.F A
KIRBA Kl I Vi R
I . - hi
L v riclt urnl Mr. A G Vilen
IsCumd tenor*) HERMAN i.ANt
I V n,
John N. Culia'ppei. rnutmger of j FTlED KF.NNFIDA. T
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H oII M
Al A
A!S j JIMMIE KIRHA .inde„i
.urn Untl e l' 111. will run tl.sm »
the Service .Afen’s Club in No. ! PINCH. STANI.KA URCMI.EY
folk, Virginia, ■pent a few days JOHNNY Al.F.XANOF■H. WADF. i . . MR «"<l 'l l
' 11 VUN 1
In . I
this week with hi* molltet. Mr* GARNER.
WAYDE 111 t ’KEU. IIE R B C l.lS .elel.r.rie .1 the■
A . U ..A llen.
GEORGE SPENCER, HERBERT anniversary last V\erlne*.t..y
Little Ray Davit wits areldent
ally thrown from a liiryclc ami
fractured hi* arm Tueiday a fte r Mrs! W alter Y’arliorougir. -‘Mrs.
noon.
F'. 11. Killree. Mr. nnd All- Louis
Mr*. M argaret FI. Flyeictl spent lirailemev'er uml Mt. and Mrs.
scyergl^days viziting tc U ln tu in. vJtm .-R abatl*—spaoC - Suodwy a t
Geneva before returning to Iter Daytona Beach.
Mr. and i l l s . Ralph .NimHi
home In Miami Thurtday.
tertaIiit'il nl u "ShlpwiwJt V;‘ n<‘>'
Mr*. Grace Eeltoy, Mis, J. II
til hro|tol> of their sou* W alter,
m ihrey. .Mrs. W. G. Kill we. .AD*
member of (he Seminal” Higlr
■Faxel Flynt, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
At
the
May
meeting
»f
lire
I
ScFwl
'gnMluating chma. on SatAmler* ami son*.
Frank and
evening at the Episcopal
John, Mr«. M. FI. Dooley. Mr*. P.T.A. of Lyman schmd air on M'rday
A. F.. Moran, Miatea Betty Faye Joyable program was put on for Parish House.
Among tin- guests In m -tum o
Y'arlrorough,
I^V erne
Dunkcl, the large iunlicnce In irltendance.
Lillian Moran, Shirley Thomas, There were aongs by the Glee were found lire “ Admiral <*f Hie
B arbara Flynt ami I,t. F'red Shel Clubs, numbers by a trio. Fulltlr Fleet”, "jn-t a sailor", nnd 9
ton attenderl lh# Fannie It. Mun- Howcil, Sam luru llriMiks, nml 1 -tow auny itnirplele with red trou
ton Recital Bt tha Seminole High Ardella ATiernan umlcr direction I *tfre and dcrlry. In true shipwreck
uf Mrt. Milwce. In lire fiardrir j fashion the fans anil the music
School Monday evening.
B arbara Flynt played "Dance of Lyman Plaza amid beautiful ( slopped |,g( tlie dance "»» proof the Kewpies," Aahfortl and palms and floorer* a fashion re- ventad from lieing u true shipLillian Moran player! "Clair tie view was staged under dlucU un wreck by th r hasty ariitm of mm
Amt R. Copo,
f
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teacher of „f (ha gue* * Irt replacing
burn
---io j Jepvaupa>tt >;«i »>(»*» uf. Mr*.
0U( f (1»e.
*
OM1 t»»t aqj jo ; o^ |) N tMntr| home economiea. Twenty iliidenls
pajam as,
l|r M and fern* surrounded the
;w H
uaeq aseq oqs* innd el ei 1 play fu lls,
‘Jigauiepeig ejno-] '«j k p ut
pu* nioqoyi u i|f - ( i|f pue u iv
‘X||Uie; pue «|oox
'A T
pu» TW MB* J,UBI*!A
to the aurvivot*.
* |« p J» p n ^ •»j u| pua-)|MM aqi ranged the program
A fter Intel mission Prof. H er
luod* 'o p u l|J(j jo »*|in q ) putt
The baccalaureate sermon to man Morris led the group in a
c la
n
will he
tie spirited grand march to the ac
Xqtbtifi a ' a 'WK P«» ,JK MIIM the , graduation
graduatbin d
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Mrs. Robert Holly
To Live In Orlando
^ You can tirst yminelf to a perfeef,
hour* or leu — with the limple,
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prcucneq
preached oy
by Rev. Mark Carpeu- companiment of schools song* to
e*au*o aqj t e J»)U|M aqi ter, rector o f Holy Crosa Church keep up the morale of .the "sh ip
luytfe lu|A*q z e ije X a u a f * » N a t Sanford and vicar of Christ wreck victims”.
Assisting the
'V j M s u n j f l
m »n
joj
J w p a j n q x Church, Lryngwood, -on
Sunday
were their * o n, R a l p h
lf*l •ueuitjaag ip r if ’Jsrqfnep evening, May 20, at (GOO o’clock
J r., Dr. end M rs.’ C. W,
■fei Lyman Auditorium,
Com
. Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Mit‘q a ia a
roq
jw e
Jje K
meneement exercise* will Ire held
in the Auditorium on Friday
night at 8:00 o'clock whan Rev.
J. E. McKinley* Pastor V ' San*!
San
• X U |tu eu i ford Methodist Church will de
liver the principal address.
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�M O NDAY. MAY 27
ft
DeLand 3
Jodie Howington Given Mound
. Assignment
Against
Reds Toniglt
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in sid e ; s p o r t s re
lly J U L I A N tfT K N S T H I
elan*, purchased an in terest In
the Auicusta chib of the South
A tlantic League. l(owever, he
withdraw hi* Interest when he
Schantd Hurls Feds To 2*0 Win Over A’s;
Goose Kettles Downs Reds In 3-0 Tilt;
1,175 Fans Attend Friday Contest
, M anager Kd l-evy's Sanford
Celery Fed* will meet the DeLand Ited* to n ig h t' at 8 :0(1 o'elock at (he Muni.-fp*I P ark In
the final gsm e of the rurrenl
Aerie*. Levy "hi* unnotmred lh»t
Jodie H n * i'll C I n i ' will hurl
again*! Manager Mill Fuch‘»
orK eniialion.
The Fed* are no* five same*
ahead of fourlh place Dalnro-
margin the Feds needed.
The ■'{50 or *o Fed fan* in the
Deloind stand* saw .th e local*
score In the first and second in
nings, From then oi* it was a
nip and link battle.
Saturday 'n ig h t's .contest saw
the Foils l*egin with three runs
in 'th e first two fro hiV*. How
ever. the littaik liby-gcd down
niid Jinr Payne ami Dentes Hi*'
so n . couldn't h«|d t Lv Alglra*.
Thfy scored five tuns In he fifth
and Went nt( to witi the 7 lo 1
contest. Uiiddy Luke bin led the
final inning for the Fed’Friday night's tilt ««* played
In-fore 1,175 fans lit Municipal
Park nmj the evening was fea*
Kd. *Levy's mi-ctyming y'anford
Celeryfed*. t->a*ting . ihe Florida
.Stale -League'* top three hitt
and an imposing n riay of vastly
Improved hutler*. dominated loop
play, in convincing nmnoei dim
games of Thursday night, Mny ’ >
official uveiage* released ye-ler
day reveal.
The Celery fed* H invaded a week
uf slugging and flna Ju irlinc when
they swept a two-gairte irie*
from the league lending (lilando
Senator*, tjie .second game l-eine
won la-fore* 1.548 paid adta(|M«iD,
i|'t
l'id try
Fetin' have
nne iliiou,')- «Hh a perkend of play H ow ever.. -iiw -Saufuii
oecasirm save one they've 0 victory,
ougli with iwo wins and ; to four liit*.
iangled'Tir
During Jhe (not w»
Im'ais no*ed , out the
piovrd Pnlatku Atalea-i
captured a t to h *'
the l)eLimit Heii Hat-.
However, .Miitinger Kd
jflegation dropped a 7
Sion to the Araleu*
nlghs in Palniku.
Yesterday nfteittooii
K ettles went to the lul
ford mill be limited the
In the event' you, didn't get
around in reading our little Item
on McMahon ,s everal day* agb,
it would l«r appropriate a t till*
time to inform you that Mc
Mahon, is totally blind.
Itofule yesterday's fthme a
heavy rain drenched Com ad Pjuk.
Taking advantage of a few -pare
moments, we got, in In a ctmvefsgt
lion with McMahon in un 'e ffo rt
lo get a better picture of hi*
life.
It seems that in 1914. wilh
d n lV '.five month, of study rt>
ehib sudden!
root* cimtos-ted Jo« 'Ejiifei
ittatumg* anil
the two ealtvinced' th d talented
youth th a t h* Should ruttirn to
the S outheastern League
Me
Mahon then ‘ trot in touch with
Manager Cal Ilaker 'of the Tiger*
a mi ■told hhn th a t T |u c k s ‘ had
Plenty of
major
1eagi
_____
..
, _ability,
signed" Truck* ami sent
him to A lexandria, La of. __
the
hvBitgelinc League. T ruck- hurneil up th e circuit and w ent on
to B««uniont and finally, -joined'
the Ttgsnr.
Dot getting hack to Kgt. Mc
Mahon am) hi* loro for hu*vb:iD,
.Me.Malioir rice hilist Uuit a ctruxa lie enjoy* the game and *ayfor rlemoerircy was also hi* o m it. Ihat -he probably .got* more out
He jxdned the first roiitiiigent of. a ‘ baseball game th an the
of American* to -uit f„r Kurop*
to serve the llritlsh force* Iti
the Itnynl Army Medical Corps,
S h o r t l y McMuhotf was in
France. And it wasn't long t»efuu- he eiffrivil his first of
four wounds,
Hhrapnei caught
hi in in the left nn^ near the
elbow. A short tim e Inlet he
was again injured by dirapnel,
this tim e in his heidi Kven
I
t»
day In- has a silver plat
. te under*
neiitli his scalp, nils third injury
wa* n bayonet wound in the
upper part of In* right urm.
That
stilt didn’t hinder the
A nt*r iciin.
Iln u c v e i. on Sept. 12. I!)|(t,
while the iiotimio* were eniptuy
inge u rbioitrol Sv.ilfni,-. attack,
Mr Mat. 'I IV I,lie.t>,| l,\ oiostani
gs» ID* never n-gitloeil In* eye
track gf the bat, I ra n tell which
direction the totll i* going be
cause my friend will turn hl»
hi-ml to waloh the hull. I can
tell when he turn* hit head be*
enu.M* direction from which hi*
volet! come< w ill change,"
Yf<t (old hin) th a t *ucit a sys*
Icm never dawned on us, " it's
just n* I said,” McMahon re*
marked, "u s.itmlc m aiter of
observation. I can sometime*
hear the umpire call the Itall*
ntul it like*. When I can't hoar
him, I can listen to the crowd
ami determine whether It was
a strike, n ball, ami even whether
the pil^Jr 'was Jo se or .not, I
ant it grout kick out uf base-
million* who today are
I've completed the climb.
D uring the seventh inning,
while Sanford fait* were enjoy
ing the stretch, McMahon figured
lha*- had had. enough and prom pt
ly told them *o. “Sit down Han
fo rd !” he yelled, Juki between
us fan* though, McMahon think*
STANDINGS
came out. Mr*. McMahon
up and the sergeant Intrt
u* to hi* channinit wife,
public address syitern bi
"Ro*|on — I, Yankee*— 0.
seemml to please him bi
prom ptly wanted to know
* v * r o u i«
ir» ji,*i in.t HI.*0*1
D a y t o n a lt**urh
U o liilrp
r.tj*ika
t r a i . n l a y ' s I t e e a lia
1’i . l . i t k n
H I. .V i i * ll*V Ilo - •
VIU IIIIIP X Itel-aiu) m.
I,*■.rafN*| r Mi. *»f 1HIlilt* "#.' -
I^ it y (iiu » t ic u t 'll
i* 4 t
*i « i i
£ i f l r e l Kit oil It! IfilHntf » t
T * m I i i } *■
T hat convinced us th a t th ere
no,doubt that McMahon U the
itionV number one ba«ebi\l)
f“ h.
a lot iuo,” McSjtlhoii added w ith
a chuckle. John a.id I were g re a t
friend,- and I knew lot* of oaferI all *torie. in - those days. I
Would get near the 'Visitor* bench
and hniul McGrow's opponent*
lot * iif fu n n y . boschiill stories
and make them laugh so much
they im ildn't hit the b a ll,.Then
I heekljd them Ii>o, sometimes
u great deal. Ami I've been
I In own out of more than one
big I• ague park for th at.”
"One thing I depend a g reat
deal on." McMahon commented,
“ i* my memory. I memorise d is
tances on every orcasinn. When
1 walk up a flight of stair* for
the first time I always count
them. The nest time- I go up
those stalls I know exactly how
many steps there are and when
i .t ankdig mu in nrimiiK tin* win
's iters — Of Limit/* S u i t I'wy
* suffer his fit sit tic feat after ►even
!J ■< m ight virtoHe*. yanfotti i**mh
ml him fm 10 hit* ami a 7 !i» 0
? decision.
M s tta g e r H ill F u c h s o f Ih L a m !
■ is
g iv in g
lA H 'u lm rjfN
I 'h u r lif
ll jiljf w n y a s t i f f r a r e fu r t lo lv n
, has# h o n o rs , th e It e il H a l p ilo t
tfoin^ O III it> fro n t w it h lH to
iliiJ i'v v a ) *» 1,1.
S te v e B o rfh i r o f
th e S a in t * , w it h I t . i* te a rly to
►top ifito e it h e r post ii»n.
K* ,|«
2 git
If nil
in hi
it
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ft
k* i ♦»l Lot t lt n f ia i ia s i l i
H tlV f- rtH a li,
l# n lie . T ig t lh
T u t 11*- H o * s
( t iin f h at I fit
r> 5 M itvef t n v !
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General Insurance
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M iM .ih t u t \*a* a l w n »
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Hi* tiMnk up b m v lln ir
m ill tiw lu y ht» p in y * ti g n o il irm n e .
H v lie n o n I h w i i u k w it h it m in i
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h i I h ii
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n ll# y w tl- tfi|tiifip t'f( wri*h & v|u k j
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In t a k e h r jm K ttm n . H onie tm te
In le t ,
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In
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w th
th e
w ttrl i
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I n n K u o n e K u it ir , he
m tukitl \ 1 i it* ’ ’ h * i h u m p iiH i wrhpfi
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t o u r t ia m e u i
PLAN W A It HAW STADIUM
WARSAW, Poland — t/H —
Leader* of sport* organixathm*
in W arsaw thave launched plan*
th a t baseball 1* certainly thi for b u lld b g ^ g r e a t' spurt* *tn»
nation'* gtvatest game. Our hit ilium here this year fo r cycling,
*
ig and other re*
goe* off to Degitiiental Sergeant swlniming, *kutiri|
Major L. C. McMahon, one o. creational activities.
MUNICIPAL PARK
8:00 I’. M.
DELAND vs. SANFORD
JUDGE PAUL D. BARKS
FOR
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
FED AVERAGES
Nsnie
All H ivt.
Huddy Luke pl 1M 57 .aua
Ik} tsrvy
100 IK .an* Iailer McMahon turner] lo
Hurt IItitle M
l*
:ilh ruling Imving in I wresllino;
Al lliyniil
I'JO 1ir1.
'or some lime he was uetiveiy
log Ju*iiee I'Jll i.i .275 engugvd in thi* activity
in Ttiscon. Arix. i|ial -ubceiplenlly trt
Clull Virragr
North O u alien. When
IVt. vvrslpcii
Ml K II
wni <-nme. lie enli>reit th* wti.it.in: ;n i.v,
.272 sale
n tupplj bunliu--, and
1ul onem illio
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time supplied rtliue I hail
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mi nh
.•ita ! InA rinv
11*11. McMithon, who also
has six brothel* who are phv-t*
FIRESTONE STOKES
III Eail Ftrxt fitreet
Phone It
CALLS ARE STILL
S*vmlpnper
3 for 5
H ouse Numbers 10c
Qlaaa Pot Lida
10c
Carpet Tacka
5c
Pinch-on Sinkers
Be
F aucet W ashers
Be
Fishing Flies
13c
2 Cup F iller Pads 16c
Pastry B nishes
16c
Chimney Sweep
it Cleaner
6" Steel Rulers
35c
Sun Glasses
49c
UtmiOAM D
■The voltijijp qf, L ong U islitm c ntll.s kerps
rifflst o n grow l HR,
llrJw ceii Iowiih untl clikg,
Motor Wrench
49c ■ 14c
Plnitic Golf Tees 29c 15c
Garden Guards
35c
Lime Sulphur
35c
Door Foot Bolts 49c
only a few milt s u|wirl, folks
fiflh inorc calL (mluv (hau th
llic wartime loath
l?-y««pnrGlrcatt Judge
12c
13c
16c
17c
18c
A* a rosnlj qf this* p^lwur rush of nhorlluml calk there
»*t »<»"* del«yn on
callH (o nearby point* unlit ihe ncccfimry mu
lt-rink can he ohlaiiifNl qml utldiliomil cifcuiU
provitlccl lo rclievq qqiigeelton.
|q Ihe iq«;iUitiii;e, evcryljiing possible l |
living done to handle all calla promptly,
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T s m p s W oraiog T rib u n e
5-19-46
Acme Rose Spray ®6c
Bowl finishes
69c
• Served os essocieto Juttico
«t request of the supreme
[more than eny other Judge
In Florida
• Barn, educated, and livad in
Florida all his lift
T .
WHAT
PEO
PLE,O
FFLORIDA ,THINKJUDGE
OF
BARNS
O rls o d f S t cl ins I
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4-21-46
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In the home county of both
candidates, Judge Barns in tha
first primary led his opponent
I
Doer Chain Bolts 49c
Screes Door Bets 69c
O ’Ceaer Polish
48e
DocldocFovor 17,000 caici and
signed 57.000 order*
Sii years the senior Judge
of FJoride's largest circuit
S U M ^ td .
I1.0Q
31o
Floor Cleaner
76c
Gal, Roof Coating
33o
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t ir l f it id f i fit I
t f t it t ?H,
tut ti* t in * 1 a t P a l a t k i i .
i la iii*
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Ilr l.a a il nt
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A MAN OF HIGH INTEGRI TY
FOR A POSITION OF HONOR
I h r H ’ ln m iM iliil M’ lg f ii n t m a jo r
ip t m ii p ' l
V j tho- lf» jiti-,|
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lUTifj lir jU m a lif t ' lit at t ii ii tiijt 1m*
ro it a ii l i - m ! m<nint *i f t h«* »11111nn r f
In ll» i*i r if uny
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ANNOUNCEMENT
A CAR
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W e ere happy to announce that
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YOU DRIVE ITI
PHONE 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
inc, f r
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ELTON J. MOUGHTON, JR.
The Poor Cave Man
Had No Newspaper •
To Advertise !n.
But You Have ! I a
In now associated with the
U JAMES GUT AGENCY
Touchton I)ru«: Co.
As Insurance Solicitor
312 EAST FIRST ST.
t Racoon Don. or iuwa,
R O B E R T A. W IL L IA M S
‘ IN OIA OU1WADO AirtARAMClS A
o c o o i. o o r n s r t r t
ahe
ptem-
1RACE. NOT PlAKrriORAre, AND
IT
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
15 A I t n j l D O C .
Rhone 7.12
-to*-
*»HONE 78
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1). I . A N D I M S S t
P h on e I (tl? I
Atlantic Hank Bldg
FEATURING
Frcsfcfo
THE VERY REST
—
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SOMETIMES
FURNITURE REFINISHING
lA R R E ir S
G ENERAL PAINTING — BRUSH OR SPRAY
r t 'A f '/ T r t e
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PACKAGE ST O R K S
tlM t It. AACADI BIOS. J ia r f S H f
M cC L D N G - R IC E
315 EAST SECOND ST
PHONE 1 I M . .
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AUTO - ELECTRIC
SERVICE
• K. Ni l ION
•G E N E R A T O R
•S T A R T E R
• BATTERY
Wl . ALSO HAVE NEW I I AI I I IMES
IN Al l. SIZES
S ou th ern
0 Bread.
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Classified A dvertisements
The Canton! Ilcrnlil goes Into
mure thn,. '900 hom r. in San
ford and Seminole County. If
you hnve sonwihlng to sell or
buy you t p ’ find Innt a classi
fied ad in these cotumps will
it'll the most b>oplo about it for
fk the least money. Phone 0 8 or
^ bring your *4 tu The JUeratd
* office for crkW result*.
*4
"FOR SALE—
CLASSIFIED RATES
10c per line for one Insertion
FOR RENT—
otic per line for 3 Insertions
Ult.NIHIIKii r«M*»n
I I I ! I*.»ii»
07c per line To, six insertions
Avplilir. I'fioni III \\
03c per line for 7G insertions
Minimum charge 30r
••ROOM fui
If
.iilttii
Count S words to a line
mil) Phnnr DHl'II
Ineludlng phone and' address | -----
~ ________ WANTED—
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— - - -—0- I.I 8 T with Sir mil
FOR SALEcity or couniiy
It. ill. \..eo.
prnpeity till)
ers wailing. St rout It. ally
C. I.. Brady, A *....m l.
11
Colonial I)r., I(m. . 12. Oilnndo
2 1.178.
13" TWO speed O. E. fans. 034 10. liKUCKRY' Inisinrss in tarsi resi
it. n. r o r E co. in c .
dential section of Sanford. Do
ing
approximately
IlillHMIU
weekly, business.
(iuaranterd
Listings of homes,
$7000.IH) stink. Price for stock WANTED;
^ TWO large f{esh. goat*. It. B.
farms, groves and Im mess
and fixtures $ Cl.fihO Hit.
W
Itisrr, phone 0 OO-M.
property.
W It William-,
$ 0 ,000.
broker. 113 Alluntn Hunt, Hide
10 IDIOM 3 still)
cash.
H ID IILA TIN O IIK A TK ItB
I BUY cows, calves
They’re availahle nuW and NOW
\l
i. the lime to get one. N eil STOHK building with apartm ent] It W I.old. PI,..or
upstairs, stiH-t. .if groceries I’LL BUY your r« i.
winter they may not !*• availft. guaranteed at IIUIMI.OU, fix
' aide.’ Choose from our big selec
of age or rntidit.... Jt«.v l(ee|,
tures, including Meat Itrfrigtion of Spark. Perfection. Ivnfierator. O arage with concrete. —
V. 2nd St
hoe and American Sun Flame
floor.
Doing
approximately
W
ILI.
pay
highest prices for u ml
models,
$700.00 weekly husiness. Price
* • and hunt,
xra and alsa wrecked
-'
H IL L IIA RD W A RK CO.
$10,600.00. Located in farming
ed or old rata for parts.
301 Last F irst Hi.
section.
R atliff &' Sons Phone 2.17-W
P. 0 . Box. .147(1, Sanford, Fla.
I!
ACRK fa mi, cleared and I
Before buying a CK08S CUT
tiler!.. S room house, lights,
SAW or a POST HOLE DIGw ater, I out him-e til < 10, R U S I N E S S S E R V I C E
OKU he sure tn get our prices.
garage.
$060IH>n.
>> cash,
DOlHaP - P l.t Mill III
Stnnley-Bogers Hnrtlwure Co.
balance yearly paytnriila
PAKT8 AND SKHVIt K
100 Palntrllo Are.
‘In nr D ili
I ACRE with 6 t initit house, |
gee us for KKliK MAHON JAllH
III , 0 . 1
acre gm vr approxi
— we have them in i|uart»,
mately too trees, grapefruit,
■lints and half pints. .Stanley
oranges and tangerine. Price
lingers Hardware Co.
IIO.MK LOANS
$8000.00, ’A cash, balance .1
l e t u* help you buy m tm'ld ij j
years, '< 5f Interest.
home of your own with a
W. R. .........
........... BID)KKB
WILLIAMS.
monthly re payntoni loan that
TEN TO one hundrfti fifty acrea
416 A tlantic Bunk Bldg.
is ju st like rent! We feature
flowing well land 4H miles
Telephone 1120
01 tamns,
FIlA Loans and |
from Sanford on pared road,
s iCur Own Loan plan.
MISCICU.ANKOUS
mail delirery, school bus, phone,
*' electricity.
20 acres, 6 room GLORIOSA Lillies, $1 per tloxen.
city convenience,
Saturday afternoon*
rilrerad ~
2 c a t garage, Ioolshed, 7 H
only. Hobby Ijind Farm. Pbonu
acre* under Irrig ation, IV4
2249, ~
s f r e r t>*Ttt7 « f * « w f ;'io i r m
/_
V
FIRST FEDERAL HAVINGS
and 1.<>.\N ASSOCIATION
of Hrmlnolr County
»0» Mignptla A<b.
Phone r,u I
FLOOR HANDING
in limber, possession at once.
Will sell 10 acres with build- ROY 1 E E L has tires! Trucka or agd finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. New floors surfaced to per
Ing*. M. H. Nelson, fiOl Palpaasanger — new, used. 30(1 fection. Olil floors made like new.
mettu Arenue.
W. 2n«T 8L Ph. I046-J.
i
Call
II. M. GLEASON
BEAUTIFY
YOl’R HOME
W HEEL
ISA L A N C I N G
\ \ ■ ■ -I m a k e a n a l i g n I'i i I .till tu I 11111111*0
1 \ - V II R M S*
C / "C . W e ls h
\ . in ti.in I.iim ls ntiisl, to fit it 11 \ MZi1 w in d o w s
Free Estimates
Wood and ntclal slats
."iKc sq. foot
Phone UlLl
There’s No Place
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
C -brooder end .1
•u ite. S10 Palmetto.
aoda FoonUtn at LanDrug Store. Part Urn# or
Kin or woman foi
roe, general housework
or
v*
right person
card and
health
See
Mrs
Outlet, 4th
•
Wife
desire furNo childreo,
ante.
MM)
Herald.
roiinit
Root - knot -
with
I te .t
111 I *11 ,,l tl. l. s,i,|I |11,, vI
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
(’. C. Sanders and Miaa
H ave
Dorothy Hartman, ow ners
wi t h o u r s|M*i in i a |i|ill« a lo r
I under new m anagem ent)'
si :r v ic e s
RENDERED
200
■I I I
“I)-D”
Hotel Montezuma
Vottr Foril Brnlrr KnowH Ynur Ford Bch|*
I’ll O N E
A V A ll .A B I .K
A I a «» tuinr
us
tr ea t
your
seed
h e lls a m i
fie ld s
Dll it
eaily'
Southern Chemicals. Inc.
2 nd N oi i h 1.1 nt
I’ hone 5)51
\ n l I; INSI K A N C K N K K D S
A ' S l.l.- llt
AREEULLY
LEANED
LOTI IKS
Ai i t oi uohi l u
AUTO PAINTING
A visit inn
,t■
B tirg liiry
IIODY - FENDER WORK — WELDING
NEW
TIRES ^ USED
KtlKNITIIIJK SPItAYUI)
}0G W eal Second Street
Phone 10G4-J
‘
wanted to wash
Iron. 116 K. 17th St.
7“
f in .n r I I |
It . p i n in g
SUMMER RATES
NOW
LAUNDRESS
JD chairs
cover*.
Good con'
10th 8 U Phone
In
ON ROOMS
I’L L BUY X0UU CAR
- . Tf.E D GIHIJI for laundr)
Work. Seminole County laiiin
‘
Com 810 W. 3rd S t
2n d .1 P a r k
l nt. .m i * it "
SEMINOLE VENETIAN RUN !) CO.
.117 E. I si SI.
1036 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan.
Good condition, with radio,
w antkd-
WELSH TIRE SHOP \\
R e f in f'll mg
ROY REEL’S PAINT SHOP
Sft .T’S r k j r cT.7: HELP
P lm n r 5 1 7
D Y N A M IC
laike Mary, Fla.
ONE $2600 f l n t m o rtg a g e note, UPHOLSTERY fabric*. A fine
bearing 6% P «r an n u m ; p a y
aelectlon In alock. It. K. Brown, BUILD your home with High
ing o ff a t • $50 m o n th ly. On
Test Concrete Blocks. Miracle
2011 North Orange, Orlando,
Concrete Co., J . E. Tcrwllleger,
Fla.
300 Elm A ve., Estaldished
1010.
m ii . i
STATIC and
with VENETIAN
ItLlNDS
R e p a irin g
I M S W A IN , O
C o r n e r 2 m! .u n i ().<!«
“ASTHMA” and “HAY FEVER”
TRY
Asthntanefcin
The new and effective
Inltnlallona) therapy
method that hoN given
relief And Mtiafactkm to thouiundfi.
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
10 Ifay Trial
Contra Indications for
product
... ...... .....
Bunds . .
(‘min' I'ndorl.nit
( 'i i r p n __ _______
P lslm n e st V
Kxl 1'iidril (.‘uvi'ra;'i‘
Kin*
llii.s|iil;ili/.atioii
llialtli
(coiiimcrrinl)
( iion-caiicfialilo
Jewflry All-Risk
Kin In Iit y
( Automidiili’)
( BllHillOM)
( i’ersonal)
IJfe
Isifotiim* Income
Money & Securities'
WiMtlMlorm
Workmen’s Comppusution
YOIJR FINANCING NEEDS
Autoimdiilu Ptireltases
FIIA l.uuttM On llomus
To Build
To Buy
To Remodel
Life Insurance Ixmns
YOUR SERVICE NEEDS
Insurance Analysis
Insurance Survey
niotters _
Claim
Road Maps
Memorandum Pad*
T.dOK H i m Fit
and
WKAIt I.OM .KR
BBI NR THEM TO UB
FOB .SA T I.SF A rnoN
MODEL
CLEANERS
11!) W. F irs t—Phone 1089
NEW CARS
nre hard to get! Let ua
keep your old one in
shape-
•
—SEE US FOR—
AUTO PAINTING
SIMONI’/.ING
BATTERY CIIAIMJING
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
SEAT (’OVERS
USED ( AILS &
TRUCKS
*
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MONDAY, MAY 27, 1946
nffc S X W m p flKHAtiP,TBAWFORD FM?RIQ 4>,t,mh,.t»..r .r
* '
ELECT WILBUR C. KING
It AI LUOA1) COMM1SSION E It
W illia m C. KINO led ALL 1-amildaU's In 47 counltM in Hi*’ Iltsl
pi linul >y- evidence of ihp tilt'll cjk rm lj, a lilt It Ik* Is field utatcWide.
WILBUR C, KINO. becJU'-e of IiU experience—as a IrgUlator.
businessman. farm rr and mower—U the n u ll b**st quaintest for
lilts oilier
W IM II'R C. KINO will be (rateful for jour conllnurd suppoel
and vote on May 3I|,
A VOTE r o i t
u wiT-i.ir. ' iih m « i a o x .
v*i*u* JAMKM «*Al»ON. i
XVlinc** my lixn<1 uni
M-.ll Mi Kttitfhlil. Klutlds,
■la > u f J i n V . I « *
U, |>. HKIlNIHWf
t i n K ilrru il i'
nr (i i. iii’vr,
I it-jm I y ('Irik
HAMILTON, N. V
(Tiljjalc'a hare ball c
lltu tii'i, played fnti
OiUeire ban li itl nl
for lln’ ICi'il Ifa tilt
rommittliiK an error.
i
nf
p i- m ln u ln
r if ilt e
J A M IN
Legal Notice
Amazing Discovery
In a Hearing: Aid
l ‘m im y ,
lir Jllh .l.ii nf J i m .
. n id i nf m in * iiii.l firr
mi. * i
Adm liilslralrli
ms
VV I t I T M U l l H .
it e r r x s r .l
ROLLS
:akes
^PIES
Bulat* i.t T II.I .M A ?
WIIITMlIIIK. I ' i . w « l
I iHhtirM f« unknunri:
ir r h i
fo r Railroad Commlsxlonrr
WILL HE A VOTE FOIl I'ROORESN
1‘ald lor by friends of Wilbur C. KU111
ir t f l lk t 4 i
I r r n i l C iiu rt o f
In
^(i-
ROBBS HOME BAKERY
rMn-
in i^itwry. <»fi
f July. DM. In n vrr- {
tiJYpffr#. Ilirfpfii i** ml* *
tr \141f f| | f11hi **f iah V:!i
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retains
Ih'iniuktilili* new
foil power up In BO hsut* tontmuouy tige. Klim mule* nlletnat*
iiijf batteries Ixvu nr three tim es
a day. Ittrltitit— many other Itu-«
lirii^hiientv fin ymn c« m fnit ami
'••Mi" hrnriiiff. Tint mu1era of
IklUmf, Ht lit. B9*il, 1 fBO W.
lU tlt-Sl., f.’hitaifo H. IH., are so
pmud of their atli.evement they
will clttilly vend I i t c ilcvriptivcUioklel and explain how you may
pet a full demount ration **f filly
wi.iidet ful bearin'* device 'in yoltr
own home without lisxinit n
penny,
/» I I r u t y o n (*<>* p p t l o i l ?
■f,i>, mlr.ili) anil Mew l.rjn i; slm i'itnmi
pi tluii) moke il u m|t‘T tin p.t* ami ull,
Sfefe'Our Beautiful New Period Sofas
A practice, which -i* nil tn<»
in moil is lo tre a t nny *kia
n|,|Khit
fnllii-.viur
li lifvnm mm
n! 11i till
I h r I ' f i l lu r,L ip ig r n r in l l i r I
fn'lil l.m im nM cf ii*i| It^rrC*
hi t . PtTiitif'i! h*'» fr ;i- ittli n
i fjr i f , r ' / f j / f»n/ n a n f r r r a i ?
I In« » it ACr.iiUi rri»»r, f r p
/.kilt. Im .i iHHi i i flcrliutt iif
Vhha! uoc. tut heneulh il.
W halen* may appear on the
nurture md if si let „ nUulitiiMi
of the lilomUlieam and ro»
ipllre* chiljed inedicnl advice
Vfihr l»y far! |Vr inr lliiijf, il |im
u r n i;c /, ^rlf*rr»»I* riit»* hnlivttilir
*•* (ImI m|iiirr unlji ♦» it{t*!ur Iuurli,
IN THE COWAN BUILDING
Sanford Furniture Company
rNcW tTnffrfor Old
Siitnrt n o d
S ty lish
CHIDDEN DALE
DUNCAN DIIYFE
/« i h * *1 6 / o n / m n r r / H u r r / f u l?
Tlir niowl fMiurrhil n fjll Inn |
, . Mill) m liiji i|ri* **iOO h iifwf
m ill A jw * ip r f llt iiiiM r m c t l *
•if
F u liD m a l
n p p i’ i i i IH (f in
A ln n ilitv .
____
Y O U R
f ls
OLD
This Charraiiuj .
Denod Living room
FU RN ITU RE
l l r n l y . .Nrw r i i n i t i i i i n ,
anti net* niullidraf Bjirinp*
f i r i o e r o o m <Ai u h r r l t .
m
T ’fci There’s
•
$* q
Inrluiled In this jroop a re the ftw cdul
Cfiippeiidalr Sofa and M atchlnf Win*
Chair, End Table. Lamp Table »nd C*cbUlt . Table. V ault be lha envy at your
trlrnds and your porkel-bimk will smile
at Ihe price.
Rsirc Values Just Received
Strickland-Morrison, Inc
PHONE 200
T
t
Thrre piece Uvint room sutiea In
your rluUie »f many patterns
and rotors. All are roll sprtiif
roiutrucllan and expertly tailor
ed. The best value* we've* bad
J
• Jt il :
tor many year* .»
CHOOSE
CARS* LIDS
A RUBBERS
Ami hdlnw inilftif
im
tlbf II*11 |II»»r llissik. To §M )(HJf R’»|l7t*
\PAUL D. BARNS
»rnil IU will* » our ntriK Ami
I Alt IIOtK tRi ( o A p ANY, M e a d s, lad,.
SUPREME
COURT
Solve Your Space Problem
AVith a Cozy Sofa Red
Therw arc two candidate* for tba Supreme Court In the Second
Primary.
*
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W ith a
nip Of th e
I t e m It k t s n w i W
Into
a luxurU ua s p rtn j-f lilrd bed. t l haul a h andy
lU a ,.
f* , « » ■
^ CAN IROEWMUTC
M«y rn*Afi;vM. aim
M A IWQMO. TO DA
K IN D
W e have an excellent a asort men t
or IN!
of pattern* and color* in high
fAAIICmAA.
V-v
For Judge Barn*............................................... J
For hi* opponent .......... ................................
Judge Bern'* majority over hi* opponent in
their home County .................... ......................
- /i :M
Vt, .
• .^,*
'insurance
Plus
Beginning Saturday, next, we wilt
do*e every Saturday at 7 tOO P. M.
Servlcew
Judge Barn* will make an outstanding Justice of the Supreme
Court, just m he he* been an outstanding Circuit Judge*
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Candidate for Suptyoie Court
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ANDREW
AGENCY
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M A T T IK M l'IlH A V W IIIT M OIti:
A d m in is tr a t r ix •>( tin- **l.i>,
•>( T i l . 1. M A X IIKNJAMIN
r tIK t u b iT jr .v n
h im iin o i . i : f o r N T v
•K fh t till l»A
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u f T IM * )IA N
BKN
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Ihl. ITlIi d*> ul Mtt
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WILBUR C. KING
•
l>#lilldi fu r firm! flt*lh.il . h e w ill »t*t>ly
rul.l*. II
XV. W A I lK .
�!3 g g =rT tn
In Unity There Is Strength—
t
T o Protect the Peare of Hie Wnrldi
To I'romolo the P rogress of Amrrira*
Te Produce Prosperity tor Sanford.
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THE WEATFIMl
r irlti *J.>mli (hit eflrmDon. Ii.tnehl end IV, d-
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl’ AI'EK
VOLUME XXXVII
SAN FORD, FLO R ID A ,
E u lu h lts h e d 1908
Deaths Takes
Carter Glass
Of Virginia
K ID S ’ P IC N IC E N D S IN ^ C R A g H
v
Caldwell
Addresses End
Governors 4 8 —
Awindntrd Press leased Wire
N O . 18 0
Of Coal Strike Within
. *
Declares War Cannot
Be Blamed For Poor
Condition of Schools
Throughout Nation
88-Year Old Senate
Member Was Father
Of One Time Secre
tary Of Treasury
T U E S D A Y , M AY 28, 1946
City Selects
Site For Sewage '
Disposal Plant
GKAIH’ATFS
Senate
Republicans
.Move Tt» Line Dp
OppositioiV To Tru
man's Labor Bill
C M \IIOM \ CUV. \lay ti,
W A S H I N G T O N , M a y 28.
i/t‘i — Vrteran* Adtrini.slr.VoC
Omar llradlry ha* laid -upon
(/P)—-Senator Cartor G1ass
(/!’>— T lu « t l u p u t y
A d m in iIhr shoulder* of Ihr sla te gov
of Virginia. long time mem
s tr a tio n le a tla r in t b p S e im te ,
ernor,* rr*|>on*lhilily for rff'*
ber of congress, died this
L ia lcr ILill, p r r i l i d e i l tu tln y
cienl .t-Jntir i-tralion of the atetlm t tbt* s o ft tr ia l rrtiikr* Will
morning- He was 88-years
liittal seirran* program. vntlrewiing Ihr Governor* Cotsof age and was known as
t'lttl w it h in
titc
n a v i 21
frrclirr in Oklahoma t il*. I.ra* the " F a th e r of the Federal
lim ira.
.cral Itradlry deviated that the f A •ill* -fur a ‘fwngt’ (lUpusal
S e ita tn r H ill s a iil in* hail
Reserve
He was
\r lc r e iiAdministration will 'plant, a f»vr u rrr t ily n\t ik*i|
la liti'tl " it li p u iiit ’a m i b o th
also a • former member o f ;
no} Interfere *ilh the state*
mm +ttfirt lOraterl tut t b f hihi*. fmtP
i in the rx rrri-r of their «pecl*
the cabinet.
Mill'* o f t ill’ b'*ft iJial rljsp tlto
V ^AlClL i»f 1'u‘lii'li
A luUilHr
re-iMinsihilfHrV.'
^ffitfr*tt>*ff»ftTiTTtrd mi--an .
L ftg» Since June, 1942 (Hum ho- Ih-<m
Hi a ftrh lit itljie, uiih jtrliTlhl la^t
Ii|f M'VlfltBl
lift
|m»!Clpit*ia
for
^ su ilF that he was rm^ able to.
‘ rvriifnit l*V th r t'ily ('nmini^fiiii.
4
*ellkTiwnt.
appear in the Benafe. Virginia
■
t
uu«
aaiimiiti
t*t|
ttHlciy
h\
«
*ty
Dl1'
flt'vnnin Milhii.i i ,1 l\u ii I
tbt
\ Libsiftt,! >t imliit n Hit**
Republicans MUir.ht uioitlcrcaJLluIly
II N Km rt
* f*»«ligy Itfflfl 1.1n* Nut 1.. . 1I
■*■ \latir»lfi*r
tin Itnti u it mat It" **. a rliciiiiirii
Iris! jeoi In 11.4%
c the seat tieMini
It
anil
iiilr*p»r.
Ia>
1
.....
tmr* f ivnfi ii'it: v Hint Mttf^ tvftt viltv rngim ' i mg fit hi. uill ilt
| Hit f ft 110*1* It! I Ut'l*M I ‘till |. I I'M i
rlmi'l vacant mu| a spectrl .zde'
i'llIt llili 1m- liliiiift'T I'M Ilift f't»tlH up plnfin fo* the plait! ulnrii
■It>•| Sfft.'l.tlA **( I111' lliil'l IMP
|
lion mile,I o ramie a - o n e - mii .
l i ) ‘w preivtllt niuuttloital
Kiug wtt- »U’l4i\i'l mump t loin
The Virginia court* linen out the
vilirii l»ui|l v\j|| (itvtrn; runt unt
l nimi g',
l
tlliw 'IlMilh.
suit, unit the Supreme I'mirt ile11111
at |n r-i’tif »»f l.;tke
Although
ihiih u
jmiqi ■fiat
Tin* 11p1a y Wii.« al ft'ibittcil li» Ibp
Monrot* nml th r St, Johiu ItivVi *
rlined to r#vlcw the ease. How
M’litKil ronilitioiN vu'ir n^jzia- hv *F\vmn
fart that m*itWi -ob' ini tbu
ever, (Jln*> continued to moke
,
nml nil ikf ill-putt* \mi ii«tl> for
The t ioiuoi-.ioiii'i - not hoi rod
himself felt in Congress. Iiecnu-e CItOWDS WATCH RE8CUE WORK after n trolley, plcnlc-bound Willi Vutnl by Wot |i| \\ **i II. uovthe lu'M ^t«*p In ibr ucgotUllioi»>.
of hi* statement*.
t Mhuul children Jumped the treck* and crjshrd lino an Iron utility pole, rrtto"r Cdlilwrll
' * 7 ? ' m **Thi'
" ic troublf*
expenditure f..i Hit- pt.tp.-c
nml th r *(lf M,rnylllK H„ KHt\mnv .............. I
The pxplftmitton of tin* tiosijMiiiPf t lie hod boon cjec'.ed to the in Pittsburgh Sixty-seven of Ihe youngsters were Injured, eight seriously a ir nrgairic In nature
iTinetty
cull* for
and the cllt with n HIM .n il,lio n '
merit w«w glvi*ii out by
•lit Culls
r<n AtruH*?
slnniL amt
® House of Representative* nine Mrmrir* niter the photo was taken * porch mol rt upper risht col* I't'iimgiMiitg
mt'HMiii'g iif n»i rut* si»■ u inrun- uf r \ t r i iniini' mg \
nfflit
,t hltij mini tlitlolf
time* l(cfore he resigned in I'.HK l.ijivt-d ntid four more person* u n i hurt
i International Souiirlphnto' I H»ll
•b’bgal
up u itboiit
fin*, whirl 1 .111 l*elunnl !•• be
to l>e President Wilson'* S ec cl i>
_____ __ _____ ______
Ih>i'U*sllig *VtJutitl ion in th r r tiiib in uf Ih r Min* i*t liffiintiU’
Lewi- T h f gi'Miji i>a iwailtnl bv
of the Treasury, lie left tiro
(****»! h tit |*«*i iiMil.** Fbn iilitV rltllf
\ ire i*! PBtf*
t in 1***1 Mini* \\oi kPi
cabinet two year* later to accept
t*iuriitivc * guvr rffirh'iit plunt
Ml
I h r mrpl
rhiw Mltl'ttr fdiiiiH i’<
appointment as n Senator. lie
fin ill lit**, able anti iiiH|iin^i Irurh
1 .All
K1
i.r \ . ’.l S um! Ii,
was re-elected five t me*. mh<m
rt . and u v11 tlein lt‘.I u»>|n llVfh
M 1
tin' i.« a! i- f-tir! »!r
recently to serve until lull*
,i- til* ha*l* fin ft *«ii)l|tJ t'i turn
i »• y i
MimUit1.
Hr declared President |{«n*c
It"tilt! t pf IVgI|| lit
Into
ift. tii* tT i1M| -•t Ibr
veil's lli»l tut Inn urn hi to he Trr:i
I Im m1.i '= Oni rtliiil U*IIlit-*I l hi
If! lift ‘*1*
vfin I v Ih ul IP 1 ml
sury Secretory in Mutt. Ii »?------—
rolih««t of IrarhlHg i^riiiiiuid tijf
‘I* "t'l*
-tHt rMhi i ■l| \ t t'.infu
generally known that In* i *h*oii
Girt
\ ^ h\ rj
1
s s i i « failure of the prrMiti-i.l t ie. r
i.it mo.
» i i.i
tit r >
•u " ill Ih" i n give what Gins- cuttld erg., id
iiiImi irk. fimii ncruir Umiiii v .anti t.* *pr«> th r
Vrin.lrobprg
*•» i. .Gut
Vi th'ti
1'HIIIIi ‘M
as satisfactory assi iT.nce of n
truth*** iidiifiitom phtn>
i • I’ Sr umil •i
• a 1I n i lilt
i
lai
Humi
so-cnlled "sound-money" palmy
iman* »»f nil 1 art mg Inti n i|Ufilt*
1 lit I Mini tb.il *Ml ntri‘1 mg vi ill
rt|P ClfUMMI--ion look '.Iloil*l a
The Virginian wa* hitler I) do
,
fit'll (it'HktiitHei in the (fuelling
tlf |*| <I|I4I>|h(
t M il* I i l e i
,»
I iin u b * - *
o*eiin:ill a it»t|ui*n! of Ihe iMb»i**!l
pleased iater when P r e * id c u t
WlMsIAMSPOKT. I'ii. .M»> SIm. ' |»iftl*-%«ion IU rrm innttiulnl ft*- !-,i't*b|lll
l*i i’-uleni Tiu
3**IUftMi#flP.lll« l'
|
tUtl
lilt(I
ff'
uf
I
tiiliislHHii
RotsnvcIL ahanriom-il the gold
.,*1*1, Olio-fifth of I 111* 1aMilrttliul «*ummk itimo altpnllon uu irriea* to crumtrurt blrur hint's ni th r
m.to* pian
standard, mil he also broke with
*
fumlauiriilnln of
\ Vl-Ur 111! tt upflPill a tlmt a
eel ton of the I'eiiruyl'ania ettj ' Hon and" the
the Adniinlstra'.inn over NltA,
,
\Vtllinm*port hn* liet-n coverad dcmouncy
'"mmlH^l'?.'|....'|,cd th'.r'l.'.'v had
Jd'lie* I. I'uiter miii ol M, ,mt Mr* F. It Cal let IIXS) O.k Verna m.i'oritv i*f l Ih* Itfpulillrau .fn
crop reduction. federal spending;
b> raging, fb**! wuler* of tin......... enough money o. ...... .. *' n,n0|** u,r ‘ n.,lrl S ' *
I, "in the l' ti U lliurg A. aUrmy a, Ill'll - I.Vif li.il t. i\ UlllVt to lu*vcr
and tho 1037 Suifrcmu Court U ' | R ^ n m
j<>^fi-Litioii
Sust|ucliannn River,
The river
* fence ant......I ihe proi.eity
Ju,lP A"
*.i II. P ' 1, Oieeio- ,,t tlie 2nd Floiola IK irlct i i he I Inti.m* n|i{n uvni
" ‘ilrganlsatlun plan,
Actttsn war defer led
a i. , Carter gi .iiliiutfd H"m a-inlnole High f> In*,; and uttrnrtcil North 1 -• |I|M,i •*f |« kirf |t i Ilk. 1*1911 Thu
Nev-rthe|e*», .Mr Rixe-evell
i
♦
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ilii'
||«ifit
i Ii r* M
“ rnuur
of
r.tn*.
pie,I by Itov Hc.Wlng h. *«-uie | O forgll tfnlversllv Uj Iioi,*-- flu P'f.r In entering Ho Mililui j
fondly culled Ida** "an unIII* .itfjtilu >t tlii I*uiK Dt* •
culminating In 11 cloudburst .vas
V Vrhu
it>e»n»li ucted Abel"
tcnnnne-1
|*^
ter tiny, brought the .> ,vei to
tit (It Jn; T.ft'tlMll tillff Intfjt **|IP. |.»I- 1«, ,w.. ft IH Ititfiiwlril1*
Ibt L-»' **»
-fits pgrimuat fHend,
* ; .tage *if 2 7 S feet, five and oneB: i . .
ddu.itlon L* Mb s^t’Hr It - i
..
,
1eolith Street, Trnosfei "f a In- f <*>«3 In '•»" <»ro«0 mmi> I I--" dudr
V jJ 1i b
Ifbu i« *"* I'lrt*
b-.• li IPb»>
Gta*a iece|ve-l much of Ihe
hiilf feet altu«e fh""l r-tigf*
r i V i o n c l a v 1'«h i.<
r . u..w«n.i t,. * t '<«* tim o -.M A n jim
crest of .13 feet ij predicti*!,i A t i v l c c u n ir-1
credit fer creation of the fe d e rd
o*
Mo- wlji • MM Tf +11Ibf*' I
* Duviw um
wit*. nprii nvril. *
i .. .. t! - Srojil, »*f , i ' t*i•'111 out
That is less Hum one fimi iiudti
l!e»ervc System, heenux' he help
(' |l lliltwa* kbHr. Np|tflM»lr«|
mi non v t»f
.•
f
rb.
the mark set in the di-a.ii-ei„ f4-,,rgiiiiitalmo meeting
ed drtlf lo r Krdcrat Ur*erve law
fill thr vatiiMrs nil Ihr |"*b
T.* t. tt.si 1 .11f 1*1 ! ■til' ■ of \ IlgllllA
IU3fi ■flinui winch *1cJ'•-* '•! mil rJ„- .Suntoid Shi me * lub at 10- fnifr rnw iiil Itv Ihr
when he wa* chnlrmn t itf Ihn
A!
IlltlVC'Vt-l lll'lltin Iiit*i
linns pf dollar, worth *>f pi" May fun Inn Monday evening ii of M M Timlulr
. House Unliking and ( ‘tirrciicy
lw Ii Ibit kb’V III! - iiMiotjfMi>*| tlmt
purty and inude ttmii-and. >d wh«h * dclcgatirm o'f Shi me.
Committee in lull!.
Ilf M bobi tlii- iHrbnlf m ituhl
persons
homeless
m t cn tiu l;
fcmple. JarU.m
Gin**' fir*! wife, Ar-lrli-i, die«l
I =iLA--ioii- fm ibf tL'luuiltilft of lbe
i villa, weft! loot.., Jamcg t». 11uf f
til 10.'I7. Three yeui* later he
I v\i*i;k ill nil ttf/iifl ttt joists 1 Iif?
Williamsport residin' m ;"W-1 VV(|R rJPrti-.| president. Roy U
nmrmd Mr*. Meade, of Amherst.
i i*inft :ifi:'tn*y tntiiir bill jitt.iI It*iti bi~
Ing seetlons of the n tj " I 'b 'jW iilo . v(,e president ami Frun .
a V*.
A widow many year* hi*
. 1 4.1M * \ tni< bur *be <ii ;it i ii* I
thousand ate being ooned lo f |
Milh-I. „o rclury t.e.i-nro.
* tnntor
Gin**' *on. I'nw-'l
n
\ | . ihw iiib
< L ii.b
blitiiti
higher aien* I'orlmp
»h'i'
M.Bl,la, . mmml r lc to .
Ijnchburg. newspaper executive,
*b*iiti*- ill? >*■' -*t - |
i- I ■( 1*1*11,
of the town will tu- ■oi "if
meeting
died Inst uuly.
.pp.'M
railroad and most high'*"
Vis.i.ng -I........
mclodt-d I'oo
In Mailers H a v i n g F i l e d On Spain
I*
PMI
miinlratinn.
will,
Mdie..... ...........
T(1)„,r, pi,,CMtale, John n
have been col
R cgo'c.
....................... .
ii
vl < Ic le g ...... - l- -It .m m ".,.
I
« .r
it. riinjc
\| \ t-i. 11- ..
R ltT IM u f.il. May la, id’i The
, Spring ram, have ............
4,.ra . lu* »l Noble* in alt. mh.-o . | 'JH!
>• o..t.
'. .
-! - t 1*181
M.... .
II
S|. • •
t ■■■
lo v r.n o r of V irg il‘n. WdH-.pt
area* of I crmsylvai.m .... ' *l
u | | ra,„. r -t llut.-l ! Flnrtdn m i!iii| tto,l ih, Ib-iuln'
I*. I -nl**ni
■i ■>
• l*n»
1 **
11«
T'irl< >hl* ufter-non disclosed Ur at
lions ti,?
of "nidi.
k 1] *,,l Huff
r
g',i„Ui,„.L il tr j.................................. "ii...... do.-, t ....
r j " J.I..1
\ KivioN' **b.» ’ »'<>•
Huff,
CARTER GLASS
%■ Th
1 1 pirn up.
T nr Hiirriiiehmiini
.
. .. i; . i, Kti|.uM-fk.
, 1 liC t.
|lft I* ■
t *
*•'
I'iA' ! ** •1 I
he will make mi appointment to
mediate rfforl* lowuid leg I-It.
a l um ii tii.tL'ji
1 Itp M m i - t i > liLf
luted lbe c m /r u n lt) «. Rein.*-, ^ I'"'
Jr::
" 1tton which would OlltlllW All Ik' *
fill the vacancy in the United
Washington today i* mourning fa . Two ic X i.U nf Mill Halt,
w K c *r- f l l f i l ( itit I I Ilf Fi ii*u-i*
titates Seimlc caused by the death
\
Rov C w m ! ‘ l
near
I
t
.o
n
I»o
In.t
their
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•
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Mlt»ait«ld,
Roy
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I f f ' Inn* | jitii.iif m t i i f l t i l r 11t'1 •■•mi
7 t' Z
n ,V
ll « e V
i,e *>««« "f th - uiac-st meinbae
|:«H IIUSI I II. N > May 2*.
| i f i f i n * ..I fin 1 nil i'ii \ n t i*ni .*!
f
"* lhe
old C arter live* itt n Gmuled creek.
I pair lied hy Ilie Fifth t'ongrr*}-1*i
I =1 J|Hf1|-|!f#l
lillte tf
}|f L I
ft
Glass
of
Virginia.
Senator
.Giant
About
500
homes
In
Miibuning
Siatr-iil.it.
uini
J.
A.
Itiiwnrit.
‘
aJorinl
D
iatrlrt
llem.HiM
ln
KxrcumilHe
i
nil**!
f
n«|*
possible e'udce* fo» the post, ilinl curly today of » heart ilisenzo
tilt
pi*L«'!lU|! i|fl»i*'!f *1 *i*t I**|i hi
f1*M
!-lril.
AH
Noble*
If*
rihI iirmiml Sur
J*
County.
O..
have
been
live
(
‘iiiiiiiiittm,
fnlliming
.«
pro
f'ovenmr Turk rondo his tin- in the Washington apurltm-nt to
.i i. ,
l i . n f e-*I !» n i ' » C...L
if f if Nil
•hut •!« P
piilf'l i ford oft* iiiVIlfl to ii.nkr Mirm IX)P>sti ti! tliit*
In
A
f ili.fl ihr dispute
noonctment from Oklahoma < •*/. whjrh. Uv
f(,nf,nt,, by The 8 ii»i]uehanmi b.i»
Fl r|'=* • ‘ l t‘ '
It!*1 I-*’ 1 ,,1l* Nit
titiiii J- r lv c k&oviri lu the club A Shrii*»* VViIlin.il- *»f Siinfotil >ii Ilti’
over
th
r
main
highway
ftl |f I Ti ' E-i1-. dll It il| k I' ( **'
1*ii ,i I »«t U'M •.h*linwhere he I, at ending the cun^
m ., ain, p wn, „
Ringhaml.m to Elinlru n Nc» tcrcimmiftl i* pLmnrtl tluniit! Frill nril It ■***“i-i miTting ii* ill»»itmI*». Kfit \ 4 11 - J i - .. t(itmiii
(iIii.t'iT*' • •
P"
f
I1
ferenre nf governors.
I.I ter opponent of mn.h of the York,
' Hy-lllW *
lit lil* tit*M med day Ih VV f( Mutni >* * hi*It
.1.
I 1r i p r d
«r 1
Lu
Lin*i
'. . 1
. I.i.lmg
Under Virgi.na taw, the Gov- Vew lleul legislntiim hut i-maininjr s%iM be fiibimllftl to
i mini fif Ihr inimnilli’t'
I„ 1 .
I1. ' I .
h..DP«
!1
11«'' V •ti<«tm
ernor'* appointee will serve only r ,| n , |usc jwr. ,oul fro nd . f
Dl*1 Tcmfilr for «|ipi« %nl. following
A I,IIA NY N Y . Mb .
Thr !r If'ir i *i nt* tra*!
Ihr I tflh
It.'.
%
l...............•
until the genera' election in
'I’riihlcnl R„o*rvi l<
— FIimhU h a ..- dl*riipi'-l ‘*‘i-1 Ythlidi fit*’) will pi cun it thr t b.o DHtt h I Ii«*i»UM t *ii ir 1 «ut^»i , - uitult
. I* »'i Iff
emlx»r. Al Mnl time, a siiicrr*o>
•Hi tri *U it bj*M»(uH heir *t( whit'll COfiniiH *rr to wfk *.i!!|, Lm*Ij,*v
lie** and 11aii*|.i*i lal mi. u
1 t ,« - a 1 nail*
«
i
i
t
to Gla** will he elected l» fr’I th.ern ami *4iutliwe*tein ...w ^**• V | iiiciolici t jiitl belt ludicn nill Ik- Orlamlu vi.1r<| .mull 04.140-1 v to
• 4|.-.m
-,.4nl
SpdtH i ■•' " J .1 1 ..!»>
A liuitii.cr nf coiiin.iii.il.
(fucRtn.
urge U.c Fli.rt.la ili-l.-gkii.... in
u.i.i i it »i tniitln
M.pl
, .11.
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til
f
Ui
ftllfsi
Ik.lfl’tM
Cottgre-, .lirv.t y.itii imim'ilmtr
P<« Li tiitkf The
tlii
•IU
until IWd. The death of Senator 1
t v k n n i partially isolated, and highw ay, i
III S p il l!
anil work iltligi-ntly lo
|(
• • «effoit*
;io n * a.
Glass ol«o menu* th a t Virginia I O S U r r o n t i C T
M l l C f l t have been inundated.
. ,|4<444*..i-l 1 Xl.l*..
41' ' UU A
In the Wellivllle rnea. *<>me i | f
(iH irirP
[VIf11 21 11 i aecuie pi as.-ngi- of Irgl-luUmi
Dtinocmin r ill holtl h r*h I c' ron i
I M , K nsletn Di(>lighl rime in
seek
to
outlaw
strike*
families
aro
t*ing
evacuated
from
Which
will
I ileftanee nf 11 *i-illi-ruenl " f a
w l l w i t»i noniinnu n C4-.n:*k?ntr
TOKYO, May 2H, i/1‘i
The
< I.u s in g i : \ i . im Isi s
areas. Wellsvillc I* withR g IG H S G H
T f l and which will penalize strikers
111- 1<111 with (lu- it t i i.vet unimilt6r th«. Senate.
Japanese cal.inet ini* ordered tow-lying
Put
electricity
lieeausc
the
munici
who
Jeopat.lize
the
security
of
iiltiin *>f pul.In w ork, employeeslircwcric* to surrcmlcr I.JOOJiOO pal power plant was forced to
The laki- Mnlttrx* Sclnsil will
our bclovwl land, when sufficient
bushels of wheat for food eon- sh u t down. Schools in WrlNvillc
■
crUl*
**i»l*
necessitating
lbe
have
.
t.i'liia
rsi-rclsea
FYtday
i
'
i
Biimption. The w hen' will tic di*are clo*ed,
__
|
government taking over tlie niict44U4S - : 0-0(1 n liurk. uml_Ih_K .
______ _
trlh u lc l.tu L Jh k . JapancH' tu y frn landslide, haVi^ c u r r c d ] ' u eut. (}~K) George R*. Mcf’all. allon of an linlustry: Icgiitution
Oydi* nmitfi im liit >.f tin- ciiti-it i|i
~ “f* two miles west of (Iwego j N n |„, , . ajl liwall|c,j ,}„- Uionxe which will prevent fuluie ctises
Clmich n! DeLunrt will sells* tlusuch as Htls despetale unr which
In
TioiEn
(
ounty,*
tint!
tin*
oilier
ouBtuiutiiijc
nrlUin
nr
ly igimrctl the ra*e of a aduxdaten* our untiomil economy
commenmnem .idilre,-*. it «.,« uttFuneral services were held tearher named Y«»u(i*i Kamla in near .Deposit.
trolling the gun fit* of his um|dii
lay.
The Binghamton area lists the biou* shill during five Iroasl-jr*
. f t Honday afternoon a t the Osteen ordering the reduction in use of
nourtced loday b> tltc H rt V It
'tiurcly when we ton order the
w eltext May in history. The in the E'hiitppli n , wa* ie|ca-ixl
^ M e th o d 1st Church for Mr*. Rebec wheat
w
b re n t ham prlncttul
for making la-rr. Kanda Chenango
and Susquehanna river* to ’‘[nacti- e duty i.i the Naval youth »f nut land lo thr fartliei
ca J, 'F raak lln , resident for. the J',|o
ttn \
rst —
_ lie
|lP Just drinks
iloesn’t
cat
. it three aiut a half yean In beer — ^our bottles a day. Kan- both passed flood (ta te In that Reserve Monday at the Jackson comer* <>f the enitli In fight
\ i*i .44*11 F rig e•.im, mnnogrr of
an enemy which th re a t
rhat community, who died at her da sa y , he's been on the beer area thl* morning.
ville Personnel Kcpsrctloii_ Center. against
t Itt- Di l'lillli|> t'.innmc Plant.
ens our peifte ami security from
In
Elm
ira
Mayor
Kmimi
Htiahome
at
1:30
o’clock
Saturday.
Ftilisting • In tne Navy V-l'J abroad, we can icijuire those at
diet for IS years a* the result chen declined a sta te nf rmcrt , j?
lit- | **»?t ll,t af(j fll|
the
The Rev. E. Gilman officiated.
program in December. ID 12, Lieut. homo th a t they do not threaten
nf a seTIuu* stomach ailment.
II V. Mtnfititi!* lion e in Iml inn.
Tiie remains were sent by the
McCall received training n t Mcr- ttite security from within.*'
,\tlnil nit V il'n^v ami mlrmls In rft* «
Erickson Funeral Horne to New
•er U niversity and Columbia Uni
widt iht’ir it
i n oiiii €■11 this
Any vclerult in ttri'.l nf *ei v»*epl
H. tough E l m i r a 's
main versity, obtaining his rommiMiori -S ig n ed :
ark, Ohio for interment and were h U d . i l v l L r . u n . U v
in. ii im.; by Ficti V\ Center, icvlDr. W. II. Moon, rltsirman,
HROADCASTINa from Uie Oval
business d istrk l. from the t'he- in Fet.ruary, 1U4L lie was as
ice I f n t nf rh a rg c l in any ».f
accompanied hy the huahand. **** - 'y °**f , ,u p l y*
lloont of the While House. PrcilA. Thompson, secietary,
•>.i.
snug River, which has risen I t signed to the LCt 66K, an am phi
the f.dli.wiiig rtitegnttc* I* reBenjamin B. Franklin of Oateen
srie lieI.let man, chairman of detit Truman la shown «' he blunt
.1 F Si.-liz of I'rim n P rint,
ijUesli-il ti. Visit ttte of fit e ,.f
feet. a and two daughters, Mrs. L. Kbious
rocket
ship,
on
which
he
ly
told
striking
rail
men
that
lie
__
resolution*
committee.
.|g§ _*■ 1 1 1
. ■' i i
Im) lima, t...- *11- J*. *i-.| ..f Ms LusL
the rispottvllilu ugeocles listed
\ ft Giles of Huntington. W. Va. ami
•erved for IH months ‘in the
aould
run
Ihe
railroads
under
the
m;-- m that . ity ami lias pur*
below:
S an l
■ Mre. John .W . D.
-------------------------—
WITHOUT TRANHI'ORTATION Pari fir. A* executive and gun
protection ot army lroo|*t If tticy
i-h.ined ft.nil >tir Rut' Nordgren
Coordinator — K -.lt. C atler,
'ord. Another daughter. Mrs.
nery officer, Lieut. McCall parAUGUSTA,
0a„
May
2tt.
(41
did
not
return
to
work.
He
blamed
the home at 1201 Eltii Avenue,
Atlniitic National Hank Hulldt
JAYCKC LUNCHEON
Ella Frost live. In Newark.
here today
_____ was
___ light
_
. — The third l a n l t i l city la tkipa'ed in the invasions of Ley*
the two uiilmi Icadet* of the brnami will move In Koivfmit to cning:"’ '
Other survivor* include throe In Voting
le, Llngaycii Gulf, and Luzon m
the
second.Uemoriatlc
primary
Georgia
was
without
public
trans
thrrhoixli
tor
cteating
the
nation
gtigu ip l.ualaes* here. Mr. Bcttdsr
Fmpl.iyment
U. f*. Em*
anna, Albert 0 . Glblin of Newark. election for - a stale supreme portation today. The maintenance the Plillipplnes, the Invasion of f Presidenl Jack Ratlgan of Ihe
wide
crisis.
(Interna
tional
1
(toy merit Service, 112 North
liurle County Junior Cheniber
-441.1
Charlte C. Glblin of Otteen and court Justice and a tailrnad com men and hua driver* of the Okinawa, and the preliminary
Park A venueanhierce said this morning that
John S. Ilergetnn of t'layton,
Karl J. Glblin of Wineheiter, Ind.. missioner.
,
Georgia Power Company went on landings a t Kcrrmtt Retta.
Vorutmr.a) T raining and FduSanford Celery reds of the
and three brother*, Tbotna* B.
N. J. Im* purchavcil from Mrs,
The vatjran wears five battle
At
2:00
F,
M.
only
144
votaa
fWlkg
in
a
dispute
aver
wages,
ration — T. W. l-awton, Court
McCullough nf Oateen. George W. had been rasl at Precinct No. 3
State League would be
Kilims L. C»x«n .% ,12 avt® iva't
107 members of the A.F. of star* on his five campaign rib
guests of Hut Jaycre organtxAHouse.
and James McCullough of West for east side 8anford voters,
at Mariana laitc amt " .thin three
1
Amalgamated Association of bons; . tho Aciatic-fa- Ific with
Legal Assi sin tire. Hospital
'
at
Us
regular
weekly
luncheon
Virginia.
week*
will start .rebuilding
three stars, the Philippine Libera
which is located a l tha new
ctric
and
Motor
Coach
isation ami S tate Service Of home tim e
Mrs. Franklin was born In New bowling alley on Magnolia A
held at noon Thisuday at
of America are asking tion with two sU"s, ‘.he American
ficer — Fontacl through ljo y d
srtintvillc, W. -Vn.
ayfalr Inn.
. Ckpt John Oalloway, command
Joe 'lo ss ha* tnir-hased from
nue. At Proclnct 1 at the t
___ rate of | ) an hour. The Theater, the Hrr.nie Star, and the
F. Boyle. County Set vies Of Mr*. A. V. llaaetden a five room
ing officer of .Company C. Fourth
ACL Depot, 06 persons bad company has offered a raise from World War II Victory Medal.
ficer,
Takaeh
Building.
Battalion. Florida State Guard, raid
voted. Th* colored vole f i g the present 86 cent* an hour t*
gr.iuge np.it lu ent near it tlr f t
n ie
Lieutenant McCall la a graduate
Home Service A**1sl»nce lo
this morning that due to Uie Fed
l.oke and v. HI rcnroitel »l[tg for a
exceptionally tight’ ;
LEGION MKKTH TONIGHT
08 cent*.
. . T V , ’ . ‘ ; * ' Of the Seminole High School and
Servicemen;
ex-Setvlcem
rn
anJ
eral Inspection slated for Wednes
, ■ ■” 1
sum..ter horns.
#
:
also attended - BtewtOii Parker
th
air
Dependents
—
Ameriran
MADDK
OllCItAllGED
BANKS WILL
Junior College, prior lo hta entry .
cars of Post No. 63 of the day night at 8:00 P. M at the
Mrs. Ne.lo U. R o w y s, who reRett
Cross,
ljik.-fri.nt
Boule
—
into Uw Navy. He now plana -«
can 1-eglon and the legion Armory, there win be no meeting
cettlly parvhasad the Byrvl Apartvard,
r e l Jacksonville announced continue hla education in the
Both tho Sanford Atlanl
lliary. will tar installed at a of the organlaellon tonight.
VeteraA* -Adm inistration — run ta on West Ninth Street from
Capt. Oalloway said th a t all
MM83/C Harold T. medical field. .
tional Bank and the
. masting to bs held tonight
M artin M. Rudich, Sheriff's
Mrs. Onto 7. Uynl. I* now
Magnolia Avenu#..haa
are urged
Stale Bank of 8aaford wit) be
H e Is the soe-of Mr. and Mrs.
1:00 o’etoek. AH membere af guardnnen
_
-------to be present
Office every Tuesday.
soclr.trd with th# Benilsr
u nd er, May 10
and _ lbs A u x i l i a r y lor tha Inspection Wednesday eve
—
— j ih g — l G- rB- M*CalL 8 r.. I W Magnolia
evtate office.
4*vy.
to attend.
nlng.
•
Avenue.
• . *r. .♦
t*yv.
mmd
.-,4
‘.4-.,,-u
> J,
W A S H IN G T O N , M ay 28.
Commissioners Okay
Spraying Garbage
Cans With 1). I). TV
uKi.AHti.MA errv Vs*
hr I U J itint
UI
f
Flood Waters Continue To Rise In
Pennsylvania, New York Arid Ohio
Siistiuebanna River Over Five Feet Above
Flood Stage Near Williamsport, Pa.;
^Kmergency Declared In Klmira
1 .....
.%"!
DIFS TODAY
r&
heuw
,Sanford
Shriners
-•Reorganize CI ubV& l '«l.*ia. 2T*Pti2
Democratic (irmip
.!
Spanish Ministry Says Nation Had
Right To Investigate Atomic Energy
f
U rges F ast Action Foreign Minis!ry Declares Franco Regime
]J,
CoilgreHSmen
I'annot Reco«ni/e Compelence <M l .N.
n
I r^es Strike Fntl
n». MO ms*.. . ..... rT :i^ 'n S “ . ^
»
un*x. irvii senve ur *. *»hich nms Japs Order BrewcricH
Inactive
.Rites Held For Mrs.
Rebecca J. Franklin
Duty
Five 'Real Fstatc
Deals Revealed By
San l ord Realtor
I
r a y ^ S £ r <£ ? ‘,K5
Voting Light Today
. In Second Primary
j Veterans Service
i t
SUite Bunrd Will Be
Inspected Wednesday
,
j
A-
Id.
t
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THURSDAY, M AY 23, 46
THE 8 AN FORD HERALD, 8ANF0RD FLORIDA
Bill McCarthy It putting In hi* ule«! for Wxllnf e in u v .'■Ontario,
hander, ghl, only i defeat ip,<x>l1eg<
24th aeaiofi aa New York Unlrer- thia aeaaon.
.
s
ran k ,,' Dorowy pitched fQr Foul
W iW •
V tiW W ’ V «# «ffltM ‘ W ltlM W . VmeWt-TTid e*rt>
ALONG,
ill b« the only Way
IWILLlAMSliUKO. Va.. (A1) — automobile from the
Ycu can’t tell colonial WillUmi- aectlon of this quaint
bhrg that the automobile ii here
Night lacroeae games are ached-
Villanova
handed
Hank
Bo-
’ ■ ~ r 'l » t f lt R S ? Z
Potatoei 3 it* 35c
U . 8 . N ol 1 H a , l i n n
Potatoes 10
ib*
39c
Idaho Baking
Potatoes 5 it* 29c
Rutabagas
4c
ib
Juicy, Sweet Katin*
Hlokely la r ( (
^WEET PEAS
No 2 can 14rtc
v Quantity* Right! Reserved
Prices Good Thru Saturday, May 25
Juicy, Sweet Eating
Hleacli
CLOROX
^•gal 23c
Fancy Lemons
Grapefruit
3
4
*.
Juicy Valencia
Oranges 4 ibs 30c
Crackles I Cool, Fm h Florida
Fancy Lemons
taiulalana Sweet
N»w, Ornn
. Suolnad
Chapped
J*r 8C J*r 11C
Cabbage 2
ib.
9c
Juicy Valentis
*
Oranges 4 ib* 30c
Fancy Calif. Frtah
A SCIOU IS MtIUNTIO by the Cdtaty of Lo* Angela to Wljllam Ran
dolph. Meant to acknow ledgement ul the girts Wiich the pUbllaher
made to the County Museum of History, ScWncaand ArU. Pictured at
the presentation ceremony are (L to r .): Supervisor John Anion Ford,
Supervisor llaymond V. Darby, Mr. Meant, and William A. Smith, chair
man of the county Hoard of Suoerviiura. . (International jpundpholo)
^Potatoes 3 its 35 cIf. S- No. I llaatlnga
Potatoes 10
ib*
39c
Idaho linking
Potatoes 5 ib« 29c
Carrots 2 bch» 17c
Canadian Waxed
Rutabagas
Eelbttk Meal and
ib
4c
New. Oreen
4
it Crackfesf Uool, Fresh Florida
CELERY
2
Fancy fa llf. Ficuh
Stalks
3W»«11I SAUU
Cabbage 2 ib. 9c Carrots 2 bch> 17c
Vllamlzrd
Hemo
Grapefruit
ib
Strained
Jar
8C
Strained
Strained
Chopped
Chopped
Jar
H e
■ Chopped
Jar 8C ftf 11C
Jar 8C Jar H e
Muaaelman't *
Vinegar Qt 19c
Picnic Style Pork
(Sliced Pork Boston Butts
Lb. 3!
SUrmiNO fXOM CANCM Of THI lUNOS, A n d ro Haytra D shown at
Floyd lt> um-lt Fluid, Brooklyn. N.
otter completing (he last lag of o
mercy flight by IJ. 8. Ni-ry plane* from Oakland, ClHf. With hbn D Navy
Nut,.' Id. I'.-nulr. Slellc t-'akrr, who ayctmipanicd him on the trip. The
Dlghl of about R.OOC mite* from Honolulu was
Pt Uv? r e q u e s t o f
:Un Cmnd Ovncial In Wtuhliiflon. 0. C:
{Inlrrnnilonhl)
Klngan'a Reliable Smoked
Sausage
Rriskct Cuta, Boneless
ib
47c
Klngan’a Tender Or. IHuk
Sausage,
Frcah Ground
ib
(Sliced I‘urk Boston Butts
Picnic Style Pork
37c
Pound
Sunny land U Link Pork
Sausage
ib
43 c
Bunnyland Bmoktd Fork
Tender Cuts
Scutage
»>
Lb. 89c)
Klngan’a Reliable Smoked
43c
Brisket Cuts, Boneless
Klngan'a Tender Or. Pork
Sausage
ib
37c
flunnyland U Link Pork
Sausage
ib
43c
Sunnyland Smoked Fork
Cottage
Frcah Ground
Tender Cuts
SALAM I
ib 38c
B O LO G N A ib 33c
jplced Luncheon
Piut Ready, 1)
Yellow
Choeie
IEN5
lb
S3
VIRGINIA TROUT
lb
2
FRESH FLA. MULLET Ib 2
VA. RED FIN CROAKERS tb 1
SPANISH MACKEREL Ib 2
NORTHERN FILLETS Ib 2
SALT W HO. MULLET Ib 2
Pound
Pan Ready, Drawn
B E E F ARAIKS ib 1 5c
Pan Ready: Drawn
Knwkait Baal
VIRGINIA TROUT
Ib
23«
VAESR
HEDF^ N CftOAKIR5bfc 19c
�9
Wanted
Ifuralft
,
la Unity There Is Strength—'
T o Protect U « f i h i of khe World j
T o Pronoto the Progresa of A n n i n ;
T o Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
*
AN
Established 1908
VOLUM E. X X X V II
IN D E P E N D E N T
________________ 1
DA 11$
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
T IIK
W E A T I ! frit
IV h Lilr jflrrniHm 4tu| rtf*
itiiin Ihttittirr^hitw # r i i l t i i + f n i*>r
I*tir thfuiiflt S,i!tiri|.i 1, \1itilr*r.it«*
kwilltJ*.
NEW SPAPER
I______________
F R ID A Y ,
MAY
24,
1946
0
A sso cia te d P re ss L eased W ire
N O . 178
I
t fr ie s For Action
Heard In a Senate
Public SI l anded,
Perishables Spoil
Churchill
Up ASSOCIATED PHFSS
M V SIIIM .IM V Ii. f . . Ms,
The greatest industrial nation
J I. '■}').— I'm- id ro | lr urns ii n III
o f the world lie* almn*l proslla, the whole strike .iiustion
rhU today. The railroad artcrir#
before the nation Ionic hi ill I
which pump the life-giving flow
mdin inlrlrcs 'chrdiltrrt for
o f edmmeree through ita mills
11 Oh I'. 'I. Fa-tern lla> light
and. factories,' store* 'iind •fa m u
lim e.
lomorioH. Ilie Preslare nothing hut lifeless band* of
ilrill nil! go I cl id e < nitgrrv.
Valet). For the moment, at lea.«t,
at ’•.Oil I*.-M Fa-lern Hat light
(A h r lie-up la practically complete.
lim e.
lhr»r lalr—l ale,clop.
The only maior railroad func
roco1-j,i||i*^r in iiulji air lhat,
tioning normally i* the Illinois
tt r ;^ m v i oTocoi
(*r rp -rHn
In
.Central, and that road * u Ob.
■ M 'N D n v; Mny r r , n o
Avm
mm t1 « iff* ilrl 17 isiiii.it ion uguin*!
empled from the strike Itccause
slon dwrvlnll renewed his »IJ
Hit' r.tll -iiikr unit tin* threatit lud ben .taken over by the
link tndnv mi Ill,* 111ilUll l.a'iot
government bciorc the walk-out
rnnl m u ’ Mdl of .i roal vlrikr.
|guvi inmt-nl'# decision I" with
was ordered. It remain* to he
I hr ait of itnprnctifie •arlioif ha«
draw fiom Egypt. lie told Coin
seen whether the effort* of other
Itrrn hrii:hirnnt hi .an tinrititinrrmoil# that it would min Itutid)
roads to get some trains into
men I from SifU 'lari of War
inlricsls in the Middle Hast,
operation with supervisory crews
Putter min.
Ijncruinc from a
destroy Itrilisli communicationr
will be successful.
speriut rabtiiei meelitic, I'atlerin the Indian unit I'aeifje Oceans,
Not since the strike o f 1922
M i n Inhl new*men that the Army
ami cut the lifeline of the Itiil>ftia# the nation experienced any-'
nun rut I hiii h into unifor m all
ish Fm pile.
thinff like this, and the full im
men h Ihi ran - m o e i .«ilroail <>
__
_
t'iiurrliill *»ol tluil il wtudi
pact of the stoppage ha* not
it ii rin s ! I'm war
Ih' impossible In defend the Sue;
yet been fell. The gravest and
BANKING MEMBIt of the Scnnto Military Allans Committee. Senator |< »"a l unless III ill'll pcisoan*
most Immediate threat, of course.
Kdwln C. Johnson tlcft).U -C ol, and .Sen. Thcmtotcr' Green. (D fVl.t. ' “ <*■ stationed permanently in h<
\\ VS
•' \
V!:.1 J 1. ' I A Is to the food supplies of the
In cockpit of plane, see for IhrmrcUri the Army'* new super , pecd Jet |
1
1 lrt
" j. .
V,
*
* ii i t 1•. .U'-t i l l * * ' |H( V
big cities. Trucks and water
plane. In Washington, genera. Carl M«aU (center, C le f of the A.m r . uu«*itiwfartoi >
,r " w .u m Hi,.a,7
+ i tin i , u l ti *y
*• A
ways arc being mobilized to
•
"
Air Forres, explains special features of the swift craft (/nti-rnolionali '. 11 !••«! to lift llwill *!»*• wmiM bl
1 »- rlllT III I
meet this treat, but 'the effects
*
* M|.*%
|>e
1 .«t t**l m e 4*1
will reach Into every corner of
|iktrruM'i! I*f IHIpot mil win
the land, across the national
f . » ••I f i:«- • t i ■ ,11 r 1» n iiy I f t l
I hint hill vim hr*f tlml fi Bnt
i n*
i,i in#
isV .iln m * r
borders, across the seas, to
**1|
j i*l»
willitli homI
fiom
f-irvp
flfSlOIN! OF WIlllAM JiWflt COUfOf, Dr Walter P
ftinn (i Ml hc*M the rftphon.i .
Europe and Asia, where hungry
I ‘ i*
r .
,!■=.'4- 1 - l i t -*t11
' iiu^iit -tu inti-tv affect
Hi
l.r' 1V S 1 |ill ij|| (Ot Vi i t_7i .ill lit ill* r. \
J •• Fi • Vl.ro i It iimcr { k 'I\ \ >. >
t# .
f c people art waiting for the gram
, 1 1 4 r i S T k T 'im ii" ,
M i f»
! hope* «>f tf«*t t i l l \ tun tvan ill- thi* hoani of tm irr. I-iter, th. Pte ofenl tohl ih* li -» •« tu: « «•-.
* IIM- *i*1li’ije lit l.ihei Iv
"^that now cannot I* moved to!
•• .
f.T j-| > IS# '
m*-slmt*M .
jm y «
fin llu- l'nlr*lif*r i|Ui**tM*n
fli
v tit r u a n e e * le t l f e w e r
r it n itt t tt g r p t a i t e i h a t
’ .n u t nt+*ie w
Ute ruiikl. (/ oUt tidewater from inland storage]
1) t
,i t|Hit Ik
; Mtiif th*t to line ITtlrpUitr a*
S liT " llllt|f| l*MI|ItH|
points.
. i:1* i 1.
|
off plucr (*** 1*' or* tipu
larsscs that will result from !
t l •'
« t"'11*‘ I( 4 (h 4 \i i*fh gkil*** 1 llllfw
i lion of Mu* Sut*a iTuinl m m
the tio-up, even if it Is only of
f cinciytiii’ V would Ichvu HnUit
III, til
' * 11 " - a ittl 11««* iillH iflv ,
short' duration, can scarcely be
I utthuut Ami'iicfttt help Hint wit
l i \ 1 tl n f
Ni l it
H il »\
estimated. Perishable food will
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- Ihc inti’ll profit It-’** t«4, tha
k ite d
ctt 11n- VV h H r 11ntUd
rot on farms, business and in
WASHINGTON.
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*> u r ir r
In the Sanford area the stiikc
dustry will lie forced to halt com o f engineers and trainmen Imx Jhe diwloAurt; of t» lecrifylfin
( tuochill uifttiitniciul^l itMvInjJ
ftif w Ita tt’ h<*!' flil’ M ini*
.. F
pletely in some cases, or dia»U- resulted In a 76 percent reduc new *ocrct weupon luin (or over- tthe -tutu* ijuii Hi
Kif'pt f**f
Ih * iit^ ifw 4*k s o t¥49
.t! jh t t t i’
cally curtailed activity.
hopro thUt
Utlil C’ in i« li ills* •*? s u t t t y
t l*
tion in employment among ap ylifttlowrtt . ititervBt in the C6i»- |five *»i hn yciir* m
Ton if |i| i lie SanfmU • rl*i)
Capital diplomat* f o r e s e e proximately 660 rallroAd men in ^reialonol
coitiftiVerpy
over
4lie
'
the
I
uilvtl
N'otioiu*
will
he
*!|e
111.
t ft* li4N*
||* n | win*!
• if _
■ I n i ’* laitflr Hllh M in i
^ plenty of trouble for u« In the this .district, il was reported this j sile of the Navy
-Fij'r ‘ 4 ei* i f tliThe new to it Hiove the uhl
i n lv t i T f ' *
h
i> In(Ini Atulrjui a I Ihr MumrJ
• (tanitn fwW. The immediate eon- morning . by O h ariee-A . Iltauk, weapon hat been- -tfasephed ■» dan gets.
f i*
%
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V
}\ 2 :
■ |n*l Park a 1 S‘0o *i tl«»rk
I <»
* ce#tt, of morse. 1* famine rebel. superintendent o f the Jacksonville more deadly than the atomic
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iv
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The possibility that lives may division of
nifhl
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ill
mi
Ihr
Im^rhall
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#
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•
Klittn'T
0
4
ho Atlantic Coast bomb. It is a germ *pr«v whirl.
i
t.t o*4» Ivkkk
lx lost bemuse of our failure Line Railroad.
•iHidlMHl'a “ A|p|irit iiiUiiit Nicht
an ■.»*!(♦#
, is atld to la* capable of w iping
1
. I| fin t l jtti (II P «»r
\
Vl.tiiniyri
Kd
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t
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nil
it
ii
m
ril
to meet our promise# lit groin
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Approximately
1U0 car.
of i 'ml large cities anil cninr * top*
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1.1
I it
help * i- ■
I IMV i
shipments
1»
not
a
pretty mirth bound perishable*, Inciud
Phi-* min nine Um I i tghihatittlri
A few details of the fngMen
. (
| , r.iilk- t Oil! i i t
11* *
III Dl \ u • M .Suftfii»t f.i'kv
thought, hut the Washington
4i im •«
Inn >i limilrl « ill urI iln hurl
• i! " O l t n k
hi
11 *
wcnpoli#
have
been
ing
germ
Ie•t»
t-iUnioi:
in 11w* S p d , * rf vtd- ft-- uIk III’ tit IIt’ll UH J.M-Hi | «»»^ •I’"* if 11 flirt! I Ihi |nnight\
diplomats see another danger. ing celery, watermelon-, and Imnl provided by nicmbci. of lin
I?=* liitlltili
11 W:i ,i '(
fe a te *l
t
|f» i h«ll«*-«--*
a
-petjul
•lent «*i
'r I,uni** »»F tli«- S*i*i
They see American prestige wan ly growu vegetable,, me tied up llou.-e Appropriation- ( ummiltee. j
t i n o liiU *
I* ■I t .ldlM t|»p«*al .11r«*t In' m
-xiiti-i (iilioix! f rp _ ll.|*
ht*v!l
ftpIII ITt*i
1 Inft ;it ti-- lit Hi Itt5*»i*
ing at n critical period when at It mid’s siding cm the VVe.t side. These member# refused '*i at low j
• t <-t I \.l.
»iiicr till*
—_
_
—
n.ifoi-! Ut iisi•-'»ii#-*i' t• l.ihot y p i r s t .
“ Our infoi runt ion is Ihul cars
merit ne
I *t iiirvInMnl loti VkHfc
Democracy and Communism are
ip,tu'* tiimed i **»t ■
til d e l m i:
their
names
to
laused.
(|nn,
TAM
I'A,
May
til.
hVl-—
l*ln
IU Jl l.l \N S I i:\STIU M I
c o i u r i e - ’tineii n i e o p e n l y
competing for the affections of on band at Kami's siding that in said that there were *«neiu1 of |(’ jty. birthplace of Judge I’r iwrftit n»*ti I»l tloKfi .1, Miu1
Miiinitfrr Kt| l.rvyS Sf«hfiM«l to Miirrender
quire icing me being satisfactorily the weapons, each »f them cap ,|). iiarns, Miami voteran joi> if l)rl-u il. l.tPHi dlslriet
iplc In Europe and Asia.
Itl! no liiltitite i i i i i e u l o f Mi Iisiiiiiiii f o i f a i l i n g
The Km|oi
i rlriv
KriU did il iUTuHi tint
n ♦* net loll,
Jur domestic troubles, these taken care o f." safti Mr. (Hack.
t I tin .1 und 4 ’ to f lie moi e po«it
I||i* '■Hit lint imho In Ik
able of wiping nut all forint " f campaigning for the Florida H him nui" vvhu uUm ttiwlnlh I f hr i I 'd '' I’Hry
-4 h 1111* ■I. , r, on tfl«T
FT * *
The total numlwr of cars tied life In a 'large city nod curb o f preme Court, has m n in g r' af'*her ♦fll
l*l#-a ti*s| nffitriw uiiiI *. ,,
diplomats point out, play right
«f*e ®h [tintI**
I'V peute«l M " . »
*.OA liiit
H
Into the hand* of Itussiah propa up here as n result of the strike them rwady for use ni any tune. "all-oul" leceptuiii Frutay tig iltrtH'l*** - *u*l i i i ’ t n i d i - t i ( I n ’ h i i i > „
•*F .» l*i J a - I I»* i itt i*i nHii t» in* i ■ \
V4
pl.«n
Hi
ganda. "You see,” say* the Coni- ^is i'V7, according
_
- to- Mr. lllack. He declareii that a plane mulil for the candidate, headquotei Ihm tint.*
•I'lil!
idiitmt | the th a t to • *»•»
■ i*«f» •
Lirluii i Itt’ii
vit s,jl v it ,,
,
inunisl, "those Americans Just! Of these, "*72 are northliound and drop the splay In a -mete i'll' h e r e a n n o i i n c e d t i s l a y
tat i ti** 1
it"*
Mi, ' lIf !{',» I fSt I •
cnn'l handle their affairs in include 10J loaded car# (including with quick niid rertam 'h.ith the
i , |m* I, i
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I ■•
Juilgi llain- ariiced u> t 1*I «ll* Hv Ml'r tf
VI. |r I
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I
tlwlr Dei mrc racy. Just look at the perishables) nod 71 empty]
J «'VI 1 VlrMlH
I < ic* *u V■
] (mm I'uiellrt# lou iit) eailv
L.l
ill*.I >
el lot; •>( tils
cars.
South
botitol
cars
lotuL
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He ttl*o pointed out Unit plm.ics j#ti,1 aflei conferences will* -otic
Two II. , 1
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it-* I t •■ i i
..............i -otii **. f»»r
Fortunately for u*. human tx- ef which 101 are loaded. Of the Could flv over the !*.*tota and ,up|Hirlei. w-iis taken on ,i !*n dri 4'h. tT'iHi'l Jllttl ft*| ||l«‘l t lull (lit
|Htlpll*|l'i| nlll
I" M io i'i* ■ • 1 * i I o.p* •
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f .i t - ,, *i\ IT
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11
ings, under nurinal circumstances, latter, there I* believed ;<> lx but destroy llie entire wheal crop of the city by former Judge |Jirnitlvi'i. i Ihn'I tut1 (tiuwitli Hf }n t,»
W n id - i i i
I.§i * *•
o o * 1 »t»i"j*
-I i ike filiiRiiiitL NegiltU*
p r e fe r frrviloni to rerfmcntallolt, n very small amount of perishable In a single operation
vyU* im thr p«dtry »‘l lirlpnn?
m u the A. Gruynon, rhuirmun «•( U Hin " I h i i i ;■ n^tnlini win- Al t l».iu I w
hef*el(. In ah HIII. tad w<i |) ! L*- f oilromfi titn|
1*1X1
and the tradition of liberty tins goods. In addition, there are 60 sfeotia would die in the ground,
local cuihmiUeo sponsoring tl l.yon II# seciemry. Joe Living .Inn j lull f» t (lie InrnF mill Imileil IK - t m t iiit e p it
io n f e ic n e e todeep roots In Europe, Our mo- loiulcd cars for the Leesburg,
t, tieanuier, Dick Flsbcnv .n#j*i\ iiit ImvcIm II, However, 11nw h Jtlil l l r loot i r4 i «4■ I t II* 1*1.**--i in u u lilr -atrikuiK to otliei tioodi werft
Home weeks ag" the S.i*y dis Itlamt jurist'* vandlduey,
I*--'tilted in ii dowiitnw n \V.nh*
^ menlary cnibarrasimenl will not Trilby and Kissimmee branch line. closed that'-TU had turn conduct.
laist night Judge Ibirri* ' il <ajl twister and lolifi Ivey and lot: 1*>n uni* n hit wild I»^i ni^hl nvnduhf.
fnt the filial toll
io.it I Intt ihri *■ t. nil n11*11
™ mean an Irrevocable defeat, but
All trains that left terminals Ing germ warfare ifsenrch ul tna livcred two radio talk*,
talk*. He
lie W. LI iff Able, a- iliieetor - Dile to ] mid ' nl-o itrrlu'il etatn- play llirii VVnd.t
i.# I**' Mim-lei •*! I*' ITI'
d ,*lt A' p in
The introduced
. there* no blinking the fact that yesterday, returned, including the University o f (-ul'.fn"""
by
Judge Grays* his rocrql accident, .1 N lt„l,;..oipj la-liti.ii lom
Five Fed n , nrs A|?i ft nil •• *
f f a . « g*.| hy
m 'l , .
wo are drawing heavily on Die Ovicilo and Leesburg branch,
,,
t|„. ;,-IMeUmk
Hut
only official desciqitum even who declared| "an ovei» liclmu It* » » ' unable l» !*• pi,-sent in
1Ig14
Wnol., i
Hflh r IN’*
capital of good will which wc
• - *L
1 • I1..
ln*n latm-i
|tnwH-, i* i piirlnst « ,,M-lidt( wimn VA l I l l«n *•
Tislay the railroad w*# silent, was that the disease -pM-.nl w*ns inujuriiy nf lawyer* fsini Juil be l(istall**i aiK
t'd
Ii, il d r have piled up in the past.
Hetuing
long I-mo
' ty,I*- n, iirtu i.nn. mnl. i-xiepi t,»r IMrcst'iP i*
and according to Mi Mark, no centuries old and one nf the |tinru.1 eleetlon to tin* .Supiei
Particularly grave fear# arc runs, even for mail, me scheduled. greatest of killeis
l.l 1-I I.h i*t
th eir was t'ourt."
Wild explained thut l F'linsr)
riim-.-i-il uppit-i lot inti t) ■ . -i«.l fiainr w )ii-ii Iniaiidn ........
> nil
• ,!,*■». tint
felt in connection with the food
f o r Hu
tin
HppoM given" »o
i.. ......
tuni li>
t ari,.
i l " ,i Iill'll
According to an
Assnciatcd j #pecu!»tu>n that the Nnn .t.ile- I torn*), are tx*l qualifx-d
fj'f
iqq»ui
I>> t„
I VIIt
"Ml kI'l •111iliftt-lt.-. .
ti
l
t Iic r!ut>
rlnt» «!
kit T
IIlf tinI Ilf ,i.ot
fi-t 1 seal
,,.t
I. , .*I,. , t*•♦W
supply situation. California fruit I’reks report from St I'cterslnirg, 1 0,rnt migtil lx a , , i i , i n j know what type of judge* a the
dm
me
jj f:,
fine.
Hi- .1 ... • . ,,it .'Hit' u?r I* 1
and vegetable growers, for In* an Atlantic Coast Fine |ia>*e»gof ' Ilulnum I’lugtie.
11ciNt it1*11 t«i
ou t pi at it i“ f ii ii
tM«|i H *i ** M-p-oM.i "it '
.-led hr ih#
**. •»*.•
•
stance, say louse* will run into train left therr Ihi- motnlng on
mirli
tin p u t t l u l l > * m i * h
n w I tn l t * r l
ul
t In
m * *at
1 »•*♦»
* hiti
hall
«iH i
lit*1
■' r I*
hn\r
•• *
* *(
* many millions of dollars in a its way to Jacksonville. An un
l l a n n liw* iI mih*
t roliVmiln.i,
m
Ja«
tlir.
m m I |..... i „
trln*
r%«.« mi i. .uni
l*ns.
pnM» U\
M.MH*>pi.iit
i.«ii**« ii t
mutter of day* if perishable* arc named executive was said to be MERCHANTS GROM ' H»
1,.
" I ’ p r *i* 1 |tlD.v|itVlN I p i v k i ' " !
fi ll’ .SI T i li 111i^- ft A m pt»*h#
t i»m
i till \
• I i i inn
year# he ha# served us n (i b * o l i f ( . A
iiiHrhivu »
IIAVK ■HTP.Ah DINNER cotll l judge.*'
by I* uHc’i Wfn ii’ii v» hit •1‘fmrtl m*,' *o «t mi'it a «iinjlr1 mutkor.
* tidii|, ih.1t *1*- 4nii it innT tn
• not moved.
at the throttle nf the locomotive.
Ptriini
V»* hid,* lin #*"T »1* d
in <t«iminhr nbmil tin* futmo mil
All over the country, express It operated over the Ocala divi
i.i i#»■ i iKiin f "■ n ■ill
I tt l.tf ilJ i' N I Wl l ( t i l l ’* CM HU* ill 1.111’ lmwi‘1r i , 1fttai$ *
i
iiit
r
-Lip.*I"*
m
i "G et It O ff-Y o u r i hc-i " din
ears loaded with perishables have sion.
look let UmI »iitwtnni, lit* tuld filTht h a lf n f thv* Mrcntnt lur k
Jhstiii ihr \ »’ i rttul tin* M.tiiite
i nu 1i> tin puli'* fiMwIs, I ji»'ii* iiit1
been sidetracked as a resell of
liKDKKKD TO CAPITOL of the LiiiiTa pm .iiit1 uitli iU Lf^hrllr unit
pet* n.-tiiie tn (ii.ulde ramMall boxes at the .Sanford Post ner sponsored by the Sanford lieM m ljrk i
uo|kt*il cut tain Its I**' xhn| liipi», in liuiiir (
bunds mwl finut* un«l i»f the pirn* Hmvintftnti (n r f i r « p a j n p i . On
the strike which started at 4:00 Office wore comparatively ompty tail Merchant# Axsoci*1'" " . " C*J
( m u i f,.| tin- , i i*i%. I>i-cbarged
WinniriK
Kiisivmiice
ihw Ihi) n ami nil n t lr m p t In i m h l .n v c llc *,nff IirtMllHlKMI. Until Vl'nllldu .Hid till' Mm in.-#
T. M. Local Standard Time yea- thla morning, as the messenger to Tuesday evening at 7 00 o clock
amt inactive ie#ervek
SAVANNAH, tie.. May 24. <
■smpi?»4M ItHVt* P\|)li*3M‘ii IwiJII'
It nifty,
(dll be held at the .Mayfair Inn. —General
-.flat tin rm 1 11
h-UW117lit K'.Iftl'IllutUCir*
innv vfliunteei Lif duty, mnl naval
Dwiglit
Kiscnhower* 1I F U
fieri «t id. iht* hull i*»l Ter 1 Hit it' dtM0})
Not a single carload of live Ihe depot brought In no incoming All members o f the association
He also told of a I.ion spoil slum iiiifl fjktlr4L*11<J move*! nvi’ t t VlMt thr \llii*’’ uniihl llttVr Mtt ili-h i. i, coimiuiniiaiil# have l.een
l>een onlercd <to cut short a va
tftiiit! nnijrf nirtiMltiiif'* nf
stock left Chicago — Uto nations mall. In event o f continuation of aro urged to come and get 'heir tion In Savannah am! leave Bored piojivl for which fund- In llilitl
given aittluii ily in n-vidl naval rer » *.
.7 f# th.* " or> in savannan niki iv« m; are
flMill pmhliTii
firestock center. Meat Industry the strike, there Is no certainty
- , r m - wfftrrrv who are nrwls.j,
Wwshiugton. llo hus.hceiuurl thr-fnrtflfT Tafmt-i rim7t a r i f f - nnrrr mttrit' ii cmurMicr Jft \ !
Hum irqm,
m ill ulher than
frqm.Jtfee* and—coinplfinl*— off.
spokesmen **y- the .trail strlka of Incoming mail
,
.- . liciiiini L iaciiIiuujic. A m o Chief
i to art em eifcflcy conference
Reach
which
l*.rarrjed
JtiVMiU uhi» ( lUlwVUDtl 'UtO hall,
— •— wtlF just about paralyse their Daytona
.
.
.
_
j , fH“ 1,rnr
» f i 11 1 ii if tlie htuKNi* Virik'iniin VEt KW VS- Ml I M t FI-1-« I nf Sinff. hu« lito-ti in dr i ail in cut
here on the
tha Star bus route which ■•A delicious steak '.llrinWr wllj ^ o n r^ tlm ^ wTthJ\ \ o 'ra ifT trik c gl.u.oon
i
production.
OFFKFRS l.\S I
EVENING i#liuit Iig vju ai inti in Georgia ami
lie served," Charles Morrlaon i
grids at Orlando.
Iscvy mid
«»irm|
ho hlltaf foi which t>ur|)o*i< ihe jfriitiriileit mil
.
Millions o f commuters In major ends
letimi to W«#Mngtnii fur an
SITUATION IMPROVES
Tftt!
MipljeFki
cfiMurd
This mall arrive* hVre at 7:00 stated today, "fcnd ticket* may W» |
Jnytona
Mini# Cloli
ircciitly luividh*.
4
urban areas either have been
O ffn r i. fni thr Vrleimii. of emergetay nipeting.
obtained from the following dir
the pliitr when ('outs' ifrmiinled
aontributed IUM hi,
'F j t f i n d e d In the Mg cltlea to A. M. Tha bus passe* through
I’ nreign
tlai#
Auxillaty
whir
#|ailie#mau foi 'tir Amcileatt
nut, *h»e Justice tn Levy.
NEW DELHI, India, May 24
which they travel by_ train to here going track to Daytona In the ectors of the e*»oci*tmn: «• '•
elec led I..-t evriiing at a ineciiu A •••wtation of iiailioaii# >*y, Iliat
'
WUITTKN. IS DISCHARGED
Smifmil -ruled a single titu in
work dally. Other mlUlona who evening, There I* no certainty a* Bitting. Zeb UaUifff. L < f u " —Tha food situation in India
Nil. indy alntut Kft jm-xengrt tiains
their hulf of the mihp fnnno held at lin- Legion Dot.
managed to reach home In ad to deliveries by air mall a* no ner, Cl L. Redding, J. H. T ru l«k . been described as somewhat
S J/c Aulxev I.. Whitten, liOd when Itudily U*ke tluuhled und grouji i# a lie** BM.iip and i- jti*i ,m> nmtimg tml.ij-. The normal
vance of the atrlke deadline will bus service haa been authorixed to Ned Smith, W. A. Morrison. Mil proved. Top-ranking mcml>eis
Slitt, olfo-ei* tiiiinl.i n alMiut* 17,.'.HO Mains,
be unable to get back
work In take this mail to Orlando, the air Jenning*. Rev. Mark Carpenter. ndia's food department declii Kim A vrn" r . ha# Ih-cii ilischatged went In thud after Levy hud getting togaiiUed
to estimate today whether front tin- I oiicit Sla’ix# Navy, flietj to left. Judlre walked and will nffn n.li) ih -iitiitc on mixiti ‘|i,Hip# uiiil milk train# are runmoat caaea. The city o f Los An terminal, according to Joel S. Walter llayne*. A- C., Stine.
I.itextork
g e lo , for Instance. ,le without Field, postmaster.
threatened break-down of the g scuirding to information received T t l l t l e sin g le d to d e e p s h o r t Ici ary In Sanfuid in tlir nrtn future, nmg i.ul no fteighl.
Ml#, I
I Ko.imlll.tt wa- sit# te ce ip , .Il thr leading markets
Duainesa In downtown groceries
major transportation a* a result
rniment’s rationing program today fmni llir Nuvul IVi remind ftcoro i-uke.
WARNING W8L-ED
The Feds raptured the lead In ted president; Mi# t i~ Erwin, li.ivr faiicu off by a# much as
appeared to be especially brisk up
been averted.
• o f the strike.
Setaration Center, JnckMuiville.
to noon, and bread supplies dwin
llielr half nf the Ihit .1 flume senioi vire-pir.ident; Mr#. IF I. fin |.cr cent. In the automobile
L
JERUSALEM. May
junior
vice pi evident, industry, it i# -aid Mini the rndled fa*L
when llryant singled and went Sullivan,
tn tlliid nit Dave Bride'# double. Mrs. S. M KiChlid, cltaplin; Mt». lire piuiliictimi of cat- and trucks
A®
OFFICERS REPRIMANDED
On an attempt tu catch lliynut E, J, liuulli. cnnductie##; Ml#. may ho lull toil, if die strike con
Alt
coming into third, the bail got Leo Butner. guard; Mr#. Ralph tinue# over Hie week-end.
In nfrigaratod car* for k maxi- » sua
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Di ZlonRm In Palestine. The
away from Le» Bergman and Dean, treasurer. Mr*. Rtiymond major cities uie In danger of food
WASHINGTON, May *4. W f l - mum o f 7* hour*, and that
sstab leader, Jamal El Husaelnl,
Bryant scnird with the tying Lundi|ul#t 'wu# named trii«tce for .shortages,
Tha Navy Department haa, given that, ev«n If ro-iced, decay ml
■aid other Arab Male* are voting
three ycui#.
ycais. Mi-*»ok fm
Tim m
tn il imlu-lry i* moving
Ali- Jessie •
>‘»ok
lm | The
, Urge sums o f money to aidl the
a severe reprimand to Vive Ad set in, due to the warm weal
|< ■nll.iurU IJa l’a,r
two yeui# mill Mr#. Brailey Oil - 't.iwurd a complete shutdown, Tho
was recently estimated . that defense of Palestine against /ion XONDON, May 24, ffl'i— hipfs of staff.
miral Robert 0 Iff 111 and four oth It
ham for one year.
tim e in the soft coat fields will
Tha III itia!| government
ur^#j
ril arid,
er Naval officer*. .They were In between 360 and 400 c a n o f eol# Um. He added that several Arab five weeks conference o f Bri
Mr#. Estelle Darcy presided end tomorrow, but John I- Fevrla
commonwealth
leaders
has
cn
be
dominions
found
tlicir
r
vlewfc
yet
remain
to
be
cut
and
'
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v
a
l
Air
Station
*rge of the
are twining men
over the meeting und ti#*i»led ha# dcfcrrrd* any meeting of his
with an announcement favoi linciding in the matter of Km-’
>«d from the Oviedo section. organisations
Rico, last
at 8an Juan,
giro military assistance to the a system o f ’ decentralized
NOTICE
with the election.
union’s policy committee—which,
s irade policy, however. All
Arab* in Palestine.
ptr-umably, would have to aprather than a foreign pal Icy
Diem said they
fell they
FOR MEXICO
ck*k», ^ u r f w S a r a Md*oth«J
The Herald regrets that on
IIYKKS IJl ITS WHITE SOX
Muve any extension o f llie truce,
an
Empire
basis.
During
the
I
,
make
reduction*
in
the
______
J,
N.
C.,
May
34,
^ equipment was lo*t or atolag from
account of the acute paper
•ewi# posted a notice at his
cusslons, British dominion*
npire prrfeienre trading sya—
Mr*.
Max
Lanier
»ald
*
FLIGHT
CANCELLED
shortage alt standing display
Navy plane*.
CHICAGO. May 24. (/V i-J im headquarters that, as a result of
said to have rejected M l
n' only in leturn for sub' had
advirtising will bo temporarily my Dyke#, veteran skipper of the government seixute of the mine*#
NEW Y O R K — Former Premier backed by Geoeerratires,
tariff cuts hy other
two
discontinued
upon
eompUllo Chicago White Sox, today re what lie tails the .Smlth-Cotmally
Blum o f France ha* can- fng Joint commonwealth
The United Mates was
__
rertc.
____ a scheduled fn l«!n from on foreign affairs.
ally mentioned
in that j of present schedule*. We hope signed as manager of Lhe Ameri Slave Statute »ow Is applied to
. ®
that no further reductions In can Leagur organization. Ho will the miners. And. he said, no.mea*'mim
s.
The new jirogram has
display space will be necessary bo replared at the helm o f Sox by ing of thr policy, ronimittee wilt
policy
___ ’Art , No
Canada ami Australia, in parare known to have
and that standing ads ran be veteran hurler Ted Lyon*. Dyke# la* held until the situation U
*1 Buifetin
w (A T A
acknowledged
fjnited
Kingi icuiar, registered their oppoiicompany o f Me
resumed In the near fulur^.
In Belfast
predominance.' Instead, it
Ion to a mnvr reiiuirlng a Joint
wpnoeenutive*,
will pilot the club for the lu#t clarified. At the same time, min
first statement h
IU . Field today In a TW A phesites the autonomy of pinmmortwealtfi sstup, followjng
W g .j b f t P
Advertising DeperinienL time tonight when Chicago Fleet# ing ri|wrts believe that hard coal
rawal of troops from
•i
tha Detroit Tiger* at Coiniskey mines will have to close dawn hew
throe
. No reason was *Won for
jfc# IV . •k*
4^- ,
I,
f<Btum*l trip.
striker, ^ r i d
M ’ark.
cause of the railroad strike,
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Ex-prime Minisle
Renews His Attack!
75 Percent Of INew Weapon Said
Local Railroad To Be Germ Spray
Men Idle Today By House Group
lowington Limits Senators To 6
Japs Urged To
Hits As Locals Cop 5 To 2 Tilt Aid Each Other
In Food Crisis
Viite Installed
As 'President Of
Huge
fcocal Linns (luh
Planned Fur Harrs
|At His Hirthplad
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jo^ ««i!K "4 rir0'4;”
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THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
; IMiUliM la IMe
IlnlrrH
•• seroiMl
eliM
OrttWr IT, 10IF* nl Iks l'««
•f BoalaiH. ri*rl4a. ■•*!*»
mi I'odgrpso al Rorrh h, I*
Reaping The Whirlwind
As the nation’* railroads slowly, ground to a stop
yesterday afternoon, the realization was forcibly brought
home to millions of people that after twelve years of
experimentation and improvisation the New Deal’s labor
policies hnd resulted only in complete failure and that
the people are now reaping the whirlwind of visionary
idealism, impractical theom jng ahd communistic pro
paganda.
Although the Democratic party has been in complete
control of all branches o f the government ever since 1988
and has enacted into law.every piece of legislation which
the labor leaders demanded to increase their power anil
difference of opinion wl(h hit
heard of 'director*. Thin is w m tthinjr brand new—• union taking
up the cudgel for it# employer.
The Parity tew Itrug«tore whkH
i* close lo the Port Slyer* city
hall and polk* headquarter* was
entered and rot'bed Monday evert-
SUMMER HATES
ON ROOMS*
I
A lt
Itta k t
uU IM ip
• *lrlU li> M «li
»...rt*fc.
NOW AVAILABLE
mm4
»r
U*
Mil%| InWi. nlir tr '
Also soma rooms with
at
» t n r iu i* (
fa !«•Midi \r*» m»ti|»urr Hr*s r***nfnlathe, fr prr *en Iw Tfcv llmtlef
la fit# NhlbiKHl Id M wf ndtrflMtti
flftlrn nir aiinUlNrii la Ifc* lam*
ral eilirs la lit*' raantfp Hftb
prtnriphl it*a*l«f»arlrfw la $ fclr*****
••4 Ww
I”*#*-
Thad Phipps and
the Garden Party
Tha* Filipps' wif* SnsJly got him
> Ih* I s t W Flower Ctwb U « *
••Mml “ d Garden Parly.
At lr*t Thad « u mighty tnsmhrtable in bi* Sunday best,
tkifg polite conversation with
• bdtM, Kibbling on watercress'
advUbct. Until Hilly IlanUrit
* « up whh a tray o f ice-cufd
And then Th*d reesthst Half the
lad*** there a n tipping W r , m
will u tho*e who'r#cbo**n lemon »dc and elJer, and b* mutter*: “ I
reckorvit’s a ladves’ driak, tarn*
From where I ill, more sad more
people are realising, like Thad, that
beer doesn't belong to any epeclal
group or oceaabm—H‘» a wkolebom* Aaierlssa be re rage tiad be-
Hotel Montezuma
,
FORGET YOUR FOOD PROBLEMS
rallllr*! to
Dorothy Bartsnan, owner
DINE AT THE MAFAIR INN .
NEW PRICES: Dinners $1.85 — $1.75 — $2.00
TEAKS — SHRIMP — CHICKEN — SEA FOODS
HEY KIDS!
(ADULTS
Ki eaiiu
fef
Btr
T h t lAfttrt ItarbSe Conkrtu^iiml
In m tZ ljtlit Committee has finally
ronrltaJnd It* Inquiry Into the
Japanese attack on Pearl Harter.
And after Hearing tfstloiuny of
serrral hundred witnede*. ratline
In all the bra** In America. M>eruJIng mlinotu of dollar* and about
the month* on heanmcs it hs*
finally dProvered that the J jp i*
new* attack on Prait llir b o f ■wj*.
a complete suriirtse.
’
' Prrple are beginning to rcaUss."
ssy.s th- fit AutusUtw Rm o K .
"that under the Wigtier Act tthe
Wagner Ijilnr Itthlioiu A^ti,
aaswd by tho Congrrw of the
United States romc years ago.
any labor Imiler with as Important
a union, and at much brain, br im
and bhivtrt as John I- Lewis, can
rause, a lot of trouble." And cause
a lot of union men a grest deal
of suffering.
Jacksonville has launched m drive
to raise taoo.oo) for a new YWCA
building. Jn the larger clUe* these
YMCA bulktlngs a IUi their swim
ming pools, gym navi urns, reading
rooms, caletrm*. and generally
wboleoino envirunmnit.n, constitute
one of the best possible m enu of
combating Juvenile delinquency atMl
for that matter, delinquency among
older perums whs arc no longer
Juveniles W<- aoiild like to ' see
a YMCA started lit Ban lord.
SHOWERS ,
We Love You
AT l « . a A. M.
yew'll we let* of Dm s M Dark
rmfcy rig, tilUe Lata. ‘ Bag*
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
• "There l* vwtirlhlns In tire c<«du:t of th m k r Arthur Vjirfnt*
Ir.rs, the lo publi an Senator from
Mxhtien wh.ch make* the Arnettcan people yearn fer more of his
kind In Ui* United Side* Con grew.’ say* the T.mea Union. You
mean liep*ibllrarw? Here. boy,
show this to'Clkude P' lqe r
Mafrliwr Bcrie* rhnirman of the
Fislir.it Kewrvi board. w»yy If wr
don't lend Urttaln four billion
dollars well have another wofld
waC. Nutit We lent 'em four bil
lion dollar* IS jrrsrs ado and we
hsit ttiCT <*r~i,d World War. And
the Sf»y we're going ikiw well
hpve a Udrd Vjofkl war whether
j j e Irikf-^oi ^jy^nouey or noi^
For Reservation*, Telephone 1200*
Lind Weber, Gen. Mgr. .
SVMY U tP lIM t MIIININt
sure (In like tint yclloig
Ui» Ht Augmiiii* H*x»ra
to , jtul lie lower our re*
drop-,, the belter W* Uke
paper.
PolLv often winder whsj. I’ rr I
dent K»ei- ev*ll tsoytl do i|»**|er
today’* eirearnstaiww* if be w*r*
alive. Well, no a p m io ir, «# a slon u nder'similar ein uiM«tsiKe .
he said, "A plug**.’ on 1**1li your
1
TOO)
for GRADUATION
OLOSSAL
ARTOON
ARNIVAL
ly kiKirkcd then!
at tBb
thr.otf.cr day.
THIS WEEK-END
(t in d e r n e w m a n a g e m e n t
KKYEKKMK fS A I I1AUAC
TKKISTIf
flF
fi ll KK W ill)
KNOW ANP APPRM TATB TIJK
INFINITE: The Lord k in his
holy temple 1*1 all * the earlii
keep. silent'<■ before. Ilah. 2 .M .
;
PHONE $00
taste sod moderation.
HIBtJrVKK.tR KtiK TtlltAY
W«
paper
pernio
serte
yellow
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
Cooking facilities
aalelle aiifaM lei jill
rndlied >*«-* la a
*l+4\t*4 la m**
III# l*?rR| **m»
%II H«M> in rtpi
rial sfljs|a»Ie-ls** I*
MM#d.
id
f bm*(lu ll
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Aa*«*rla*e«f I'rtv*
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From when? I sit :.. 6y Joe Marsh
SPORT BELTS
THI
br
WIIXARII rONNOt.I.Y
virus ha* been a-sona
wiwi
flies, and that flk , bleed !n
‘ Iml bed*** nr filthy »uirounding*,
a numlar of Florida communttie*
uru ordering cleanup* to remote
these source*. Ifi IklailtJ, tltV
Manager ‘Fred Gras*. enlisted lilt
help of Junior High School t>»
d * te r m i n * which "hot rpot*"
rlioutd J<e .prayed with IitfT, The
(Car t f ff.h msrkele, t b u n y
atore*. the rity ilurst|> anil o Iter
fly treerliog filar** were ratm adcii for (praying hy th* wide
awake youngsters wnu alertly
located "hot spoU” that ,le*;iy
A ll
Y our
F rien d s
NECKWEAR
A n d B « T h e r e Y o u r s e lf
. TOILETRIES
Saturday Morning
INTERWOVEN SOCKS
10:00 A. M.
SPORT SHIRTS
BILLFOLDS
The "privacy eult" of /elm s
Gasan ".Ml year tdd maiden,"
against Marjorie Kinnan Hawlings revealed that lie fore "Grots
Orelt** » » ! puldlshad. the former
Weighed UW ooundt. K^t sola*
weight over 111 ! book, gained (t)
potfndt after filing the suit ad I
now weighs about 125 pounif*
tihe denied using strong expr**•iona to rmphasixe her naiaiiients "iinle.** in anger” and then
i* stinted a* denying she ever Hint
The com :
City Manager Clyde K. Kwank outbxuvt* of anger.
o f Fort I’ierre ha* b*en inveall- w»a iantrfied with Interested Crors
gntiof The [»o>!.ibHiiy of giving t reek crbclers.
he city a HUT spraying, rurlldilnrly llvestoek
and
At Gle aiiton, officials o f .the
harlHirlng places its a precaution local rugsr mill worker* union
agarnft the outbreak of amllhe, ore protesting the "forced reepidemic o f typhoid fever va h g!la!ioh■, of Gturcnce Hitting, ns
as the city experienced last ye*.u president of
he United _ Stales
or i f polio or other epidemir,. >>ugar Corforatlftll following his
ROLLS
: A
KE s
Krfular CTilldren'
Trlresj
CORRECT MEN’S W EAR
rain com. .g .in , you'll shout when
ip iffy now raincoat in happy colors,
'£ lU-J
?k® j*®P» roomy armholes,
tolled waul. Be ready tor those
fully watorproof rubberized
ROBBS
HOME BAKERY
... IN
COWAN BUILDING
BUILDIN-
the
${>.95
W^ r
iabardin* in bright red
wr 9*a)«dr by Imprwgwole . . .
" V ” 1 D*,*r'” 2 ®l»n treated fabric,
Myles in targe size* . . .
Children’s Coals
reckless and drunken driving nhe
avoidably encounters on
hwsys, tt Wutdd seem to
It a lot of nur heavy tra
(festiort, made up na It
is planning to hold a
not bond election In Uje near
a * u ao to construct wntr new
dings. I'ropoiwnU of the tend
• say prment schools are so
r-crowdnd children are Jammed
or more Into a single room
1* many are located In damp
fabric
A S P IC S
M en's Raincoats
•
Golf Clubs
4
Tennis Rackets
•
Fishing Tackle
•
Athletic Equipment
#
Leather Cigarette
!
»• Cases
e
sh .v tn ,
v « !,
p p
uWeal h
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FRIDAY,
J" 't ini*
MAY
24,
.
1946
{Jr**?.
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j'tvi -r
-fc jK
•—
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Social
And
Personal
}f t y l ind Util h o t n fresh 41 a
l.:H djtij ’ Ycu tin m thn
Bn Urt.' Cetttyu
cttijr
'coiitO teltencht™6i4» Ititstad
Me silly. Sintgiiitd, I90.
vi it witt't shrink after hips
la th« nnhiub. Ina
vrimtj ef tolnii UTO
•$7,95
r
TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Mill jiml (ilcnii Odliotu, »tti«
•K*nt« of lu ivcisity of KlmiiLi,
tvlunmi
11. riillcifc*
yestfniiiy
riflvi -|ii'tnliii|* wi*vi*1 ill tlayi with
Activities lift*if
-
TirnER
pace
Miss him II III Hi'. Mils.
Junior-Senior Banquet And Prom
This Evening At The M ayfair Inn
I!K I VSIt.N
ENTERTAIN
Mi* Ella r» rtirrnhoff m.J
Mi* VI II llimran ctitt-rtaincd
The
annual Scipinole
High Ka-tmi »nd aceotntuitiii-t will !- Willi
pirniy uppFi and blidge
tin* ntfitm iti; for It o r k iin ir i. <1n
p.ti It oi
Uuhiesday at Mu
Hhe i v i hpy \\ *•re va 11n li ljw h11*•i* J uiiiim .Senior hampnU ami pram j ,Nnm v WilJiuHtt-.
UKIDDK C l.lB MEETS
ill in om'* itome on Pat k Avenue.
Jui'itV“ rdArfit»ttres rmrtviug
i»f flu* ili’uth of Min. Holly'* will la- xtagrd tin* evening «i
\ diti.sou. -np|.ei wa* eookeil
th»> Mayfair lim i>> the Innioi |,1* l.xmiuet w\t<tt.vila-1.,.,iiiuchrr. Mi?*# li. \V. (It*ii<initl.
WITH MRS. J. ADAMS
Class with llni«!,| Kastnei a*
line l.oe. Sinooi Diogfeldei m the out h«if fiicplace ami
Helen llayuian Plate . .ii•1- of lei living eaten m the garden
E \V Scott of Washington, president and Ml*. W. It Fort
The Wednesday Bridge Club
D, * . fm* returned to hi* houit-j and George MeChllnml a* *»ion- I ami fiitots, Louise i lark, N»m> -eteia! pitrgrrsslon* of bridgij
SUNDAY
Angel spent yc*lcrd|
in aftei .pending a week with In* •*or* honoring the Senioi Class \Villiam._ and Eylltau Hoyie. I*- *»- weie played
High score priie
The Seminole High School Glee met with fir*. Jean Adam* on | •,,l*n on burines*.
French 1 «l»tku
|hruthei mnl Mater-in-law, Mi. which is headtsl liy tileim l.mgle. ■gram, l.olo l.ee. Harold Ka-tnct was «u aided to Mrs. (Tiffotil
Club will alnz at 8:00 P. M. at the May 22 at her home on
ami Mi* W. M. Scott at thru* Jr. mid sponsored by Mu* Jc*»ie ; and Bill Ludwig. Moor *ln>» foi i Proetirr. seteeho went to Sirs,
First
Presbyterian Church with Avenue. The room* were beauti*
Durden and Mi** Rchcecn Stev . dance. Jean Suyer. Kitty ttdham tl. I*. Herndon ami Ml*. C. C
Mr*. W .' (i. Fleming left
home ir. Mayfair,
Mrs. p. s . Vernajr a* ortanbt. The fully decorated with gardenia*. ncsdiiy for Daytuna Bench to **'•*•■
ens.
join ;
I ami *m k Sloje. Seating niinu-e ' Earle won the traveling y.ii4C,
•
one*
and
sinnlar.
Can*
o
f
food
public la cordially Invited to attend
“ Peave-Time Graduation''* will mrnl l.yllian Hoyle, Jnytc Goo.1 I Tho*e enjoying the occrutfoi
Mi and Ml*. II H. Slaughter
were contributed by each member her huihuml for tevcrul da
the program.
aieompanicd bv Mi*. Leon I.aw he the theme and the eolol speetl. Nancy William* ami Jean weie .Mrs Pus-tor, Mi*. Herndon
in the food drive which i* non
TUESDAY
Peculation.
foi
d am e1 Mi*. Earle. Ml*. J IV Hall, Mrs
Mi*. Frank MacNeill *pcnt
uin* ,.| IVirv Hif. are visiting •rheme w ill lie pm pie ami while. 1 Sayei
The Pilot Club will hold H* taking place.
telilay in (libindo with hei
of
the
Senior
Class. weie done by My Ia Snulhunril E. A I'almei. Mrs, Katie Burns
file; i» in Miami
Mi. and Mr* color*
dinner meeting in llie Mayfair Inn
Mi*. Adam* nerved n de»»cil
Cojirgd Stewitrti .irrpestra will f Mi
t i J> -RaiiTlj,
Ekb.
JlnliulnUrwEo i»- <;oufiiiod m
Si»' elder- whir Ti,(V4‘ tt’M lItll'nt Georgia--* Jlutrhtnjr- will give the
at 7:30 P. M. Members are. invited when_jhe gucaf* arrived, and Islet
Orgniiifc-tiemn nr~lljvpitau*
I’uoT.t -for matrr 'yeoiv •will1 move lovoenttnrt, -HritSihl* Kffstnei t he 1(ilny fin tile preilt which will bt' Mi in, Mi * i\ ■11■s*N-. S* no,da I •and
Ik. liia-pftfeCidOfl llmy.bnjo;
to b n n i thett;mothers or
|a|ien *e*nleiiie“ in ■FiiyelUUlte, ‘greetings mjd tllenn Eingh*. Jr. held In the main infill o'om. The Mr*. A. B. I dvejoy.
Jrlcnd. Ploase-noUfj
iwhgrnmuu.
will respond. I’hylli* Allen will flooi -Imw for tile dartre will
Mrs. T » iii Holt and Mr*. ll|lh S. « . „n June I.
chalrmdn. Mrs. Mary Rawlins If progression* of bridge were plav- Syjitt will go to Jacksonville Imliy
lender a vocal solo and l.yllian eo; i-i of "Kentucky Ila hr ' *ung
you plan to attend, not later llu n cd ami when the xcorvra were addto attend the graduation nf llgir
Mr* .lurk til ant of l,e»»l> ug Boyle will give a t«a*t to the l by Huston Babcock. D » i g K I
Friday.
rd the high score pri*e w«» won niece. Mi** Patsy Wallace.
M-iwi liei parents. Mi. and Mrs. Seminole High l las* of 1P2I I Peek, (ieoige 8 pence■ and Uayd*
by Mr*. John Edward Higgins
MONDAY
'
accompanied
M E. Wathrli, jestelda) and whieK will hold it* twenty■ fifth tluckfi
The Ueartlttll Avenue Circle with Mrs. C. C. Brown winning
anniversary tonight. llu»ton Ball- j Ullir l!ce*e Whittle;
Hawaiian
Mr. and Mr*. D. I- Thra*hl
will lueet at the (hapel a t . 3:110 xctorfd and the acrefcno being have relurned from Wnuchulu tot w.l* aieiimpiiuieil home l*y hel eoek will f>lay a violin •ttltt,, song iilul dance Tty Anita \ikcis
awarded to Mr*. \V. R. .William*. Tampa wliere ihey *|H-nt gevei‘4 .sislir. Mis F. D. t'aipvntci, -f Early Eossing will draw caHca- ' and Eloise Conk and « piano -oh*
V. M.
j S> nettsr, N. V
Mcmix-t* prevent were Mr*.
lures unit Myt.t. Koolhw.itd will by Lillian Min an.
• *
Higgin*. Mr*. William*, Mr*. John ‘lay*.
Appioxiiualely 2fi0 plan to a!
'i » Mmy Lodge |l.ili* to drite play a piano -d o. Toastmaster
MALCOLM MAQNBILL, '
Schimnl, Mr*. Jack Hall. Mr.*.
llaiold lend this evening.
Happy HirtInlay
Mi*. J. Howard Cushing o| though the country to Syr.iciise, fill the hamnirt will
Wuldemar
Dietrich*,
Mr*.
Charles
GLENN LINfil.E HONORED
.Mnriim, Ind. auived Monday !• N i\ in the near lutuie and will
|MrClung and the guest* were
*|»cud a nioiilll with her futhvrj tw ncyorupnuird by Mi*. K. It. Revet. Bobby Cutlum. lohniiy Me- MISS ALMA (illANTUAM
Mai 24
Mr*. iKd Shlnhnlscr and Mr*. C, C. F. Wert.
(*attenter. Tli*. Lodge left today Cjellnml. la-roy . Ntimvdn. Billy
Laridyn * nlitoT Cirn Itaw
Mrs. Glenn l.mgle, Sr. and M r*.it*. Brown nf Raleigh, N. C.
TO
ACTUMI’
A.M
AIM
1ST
Brinson,
R
h
e
l
l
'
ILlvenrl.
Ivy
ft*- Havana. Cuba w beto he v( ■!I
Frank MacNeill will be ho»te»*e*
Peggy IIt-* It-t. Janice
11tinier' M. Gjea»on u f - U i k ( |-d arto v umsy-jf s.o ^ ia -t1 _ - ; ^Echols.
to the entire Junior mid Senior
Charlnlte- Stine.
Betty
Mary
left
*
Mon,lav'
foi
Cahrtm.
Of 111nf j 1 Hta ,m t
ti» Hiijsii I
classes this weiring at a party i'D Pl'EAlt GEEK CLEir
.V
where he was culled because
let Grhtti It. Revel*, son oi I •_*"!* Bolduc Lee, Morion. Betty Invrr* III ^<ai|fnn1 I- *lto iilin«tuin r l
uo the' former1* homg in laich
TO SENG 81 NDAY NIGHT of llicdeath of hi- biMlier, Geti'ige 11 am} Mi*. Moody Harden of OUliitn, Ehit*e to o k ,O tis , look imitt tmnlf Ii| Mi>- Muduiiin J
Aihor honcring the graduation
l!leu*«n.
*
••
t Palmrt
Atenue i* home on*! Mr*. Wilson,
1*. H i i d «
0m l -M H "
\ ln m
( ! im m
•'
of their muis, <i|enn, Jr, nod Mal
te
i‘
tam
p
Lee.
\Ti,; fin tl dayi l h a t t t . t h i n l y c a i p l m m m n l •*i|»pn I
colm. Tlic parly will be an event
The First Picshylerlan Church
W
Morrison, Einnirt Hunt
?twiii*i a l S l r t " * m
I ' l i i v r 1 *t|| \
w U I;
of 10:00 .o'clock, during Inter* will present the .Seminole High and Votie Williams sprul Wednes eat- afler ttbicli li will iepni: i i m m i i : r o w i i i. h o s t
If IHtUllipniU-I fill l'» al tl .Ml?! d
nt i a * i o it of the Junior-Senior Sfh.nl Glee i Tub Sunday evening day nod Thursday in Daytona o atop Lawton, Seattle, Wai.li
Mi II \l<H( ( lloO l M'lffm, a iirnt m l 1- I 1nr In* pi a
-o
I'ti Ret el* wa* a mem
Prom.* ,
at H:lHi o'clock when Ilia entire llc.u-h attending an uuloinolide
■d the |!M*i Seminole High
k1 ubi on Miiy L'K wh a M i" I Lit 1
(!ue.*l* will tie served on the .el vice' will la- devoted to musical dealt*!. contention.
s’ In* gtrttluitling . I,,*Iitn111 ii* I* n w !
Will pi 4*"fill hr I pliillu n'iiptl - in
lawn umi in the home by Mr*. namhers sung by the group.
tif lltr 11111ii •r flnm «•! il»e«i minimi imilal in ita \\»»•
tiirmla’l
I.ingle ami Mrs. MacNeill assisted
Dr. K, D. Brownlee, pastor, was
Miss EmTiml Applehy i, spend
-V iiiiil Mt ^ K. II. Lai if, arid 1hr Kir*i Mrthtnh't i hiiifh Im*1 ii«cii»% ('lull al Hi Id nVIntka
by Mr*. C. I.. Powell. Mrs. Haw - .delighted tint hi* emphasis on the ing a few dav* in Coluiulnu, ti. t‘.
i» *h vf.
h.milhy,
ami
Mi** pvvniitu lit U:t* ' Itutilf nf III"
kilts Connelly, Mrs. Joseph Meisch, ministry o f music wa* to be so vi-iting relatives.
Mit» (iianltnim. dmtuhU'i *tf
MilNimii* tif Oihuuln Mr pai mil*. Mr. mid Mr1**, I*.* I
Mr*. John Irey and Mr*. John |ilra**utly undarseored as by the
II l*i*inthain *»f
I’ttwrll tvtlh I4H «mt*htoi -uppri Mi and M u .
'*«»;
hy
rill
Mniidiiv
fill
Wr
l
Galloway. The Senior clan* colors pie-uiice o f this clonus ill his
UrhllTf* W fif Mi.rlnl atid *HhiM >H Maiftudtii Awruir* 1* a pupil
l|i. and Mrs. Brmley Udliam
Oil
whnp
th**y
will
altrml
fluof purple and white will he cur rhuicli. This is the first npt*eai- m e spending several works in
n i Hill ton Ilf Ladrl JimifA K dflidmin fund inn 7*1*1 veil b> M» nf Hi \\\ K .' Htii'Wu iu , ihuvtnr
ried out in the flower arrange nme open to the public of the
and Ml-*. I’lHvdl Tilt* Urnup Mh*1 tif ihr Stvlpon Sdto»d i-f Mu*if.
Louisiana visiting relative*. They
ments.
high *chmd songsters who ic- expect to return to Sanford the *i *hi \vhlrh is b(4n*dnlrd f<n ntjitynl n «tmi: fr*t
"lif i. tirumiUt f«n Hu h i 't
U1' l
I ‘iidrt 1 ;n it»i Mta .f
The dining loom tablo will In ieivrd »late wide acclaim and top fu -t of he week
Ihiin* pifAfir wfu* Han Hat • !m*% mu CTiuitIi in HrLnnd ntitl
it ami M,j* 1 I* I u iIff will
laid with « handmade late cloth homus ul the iccrnl contest in
trn,
(iportii* Spriufi.
Hwi^hi in niti'ldiil demand fm all iinia
^ iim 1 ills iDllimlMiDii jik a Sr.
and appointed with silver, l-awn T hmi|>m since tin- lecognltion wn*
Pink. Alvin Kilp.it 1 uk. Nmu’j . al to ruin in Hflaiud xu wrl! aKitt'iiiN «if Mr*. Ilm iy W»«ht
fum l ure will l„. informally placed
They will sing some o f the will In* fftciil ti» Irani that "hr lui* 4n<i iviiU-mini tii ila* 1 ujiikt Vi 111 If nut \|iplrliy. flu 1 ham
<ItHU'fa! In s u r a n e e
ouldi or* l id the 'serving table* eh..io>e* that weie a part o f their 1«'i <11 »n*il In hr 1 hniiir mi Pair In
i .!ad\ « Midi*, c it. flii. 1
will lit’ (ttkCM-yf with cloth* of thi* p n eisiii in llo- rompetitlon.
!
I,i
11
n,f
t
'I
rtlh*
w
•
|
.t
.A tlantic N a t io n a l
a flfi Irt'inir tnnfittr*i it
rli»A* m int’
Punch. namlwuh«‘w
It,,, service 1* bring *rrangrd j.t,
*tt*i Mai >
»• *
lutii
" I I M I I I t NMi
l h land*'
I >ank Ikiililintf
and pui*> » *k«‘s will he aci\«.mI
i,\ 'li*. F S Vet nay. choir diie.- jfM| virttif Mppk*
» h 11* l(l*f"V M 1'it1-• a
tot of the ehuit-h. m cooporallon ;
law fit
SOCIETY EDITOR
Cecelia Truluck
— TELE.
by lynbrook Social Calendai
lihs uyr (cj un i
*
148
M?
and Mf». I J. Holly li’ fl
P e rson
IJ. I!. (’nimlcy
will Miss Ollir ileese Whittle, | \j, and V| 1 * \\ d im in .Vltn nf
oru-oal
ilnee or of
the "high U ,,,,,
I I air \•' t! iiijj al
., ....... mid im-ndier* of Die com
liitinr, n l hi*- m in i *1 iiii im d c . Vn t.M »- "pffi.hl.T *«Viih J .|||,
PRESENT El) MONO
Milltt-1 glee club*.
and M is
H f iii>
IH c h t r i al Is N^tiurl Ut|"
<Hnf hi"! tot
■|: i* expeited that many music
hntlIf III? VV*,’ ja-f } 11 *■■I H111*I*I I'Si'L" Hi a parti r 1vi n h\ \|1
rh*en with tin l,,ve * will take adtsutage of (hi*
!■»*’ * H r I»»|
(Dh|
It H H t p
I nil!
try tiller- " i l l he present appm tunity to hrai litis service
Mr*. \Hi** su*vnw tn Hi , i*\ •HI • h o l m * ,i f H u - la t i f 1 a !
cd by room e.clit o f the Mi'i
etl •y 100 of the city’s splendid ptH'IPi! 1** rtiii't* fm iht* wf ’kftitl 1^1 1 • M*iji m d t u
A m iiip ,
Iford Granmiar Srhiad
Monday . young singers," Mrs, V e r It ft y t»* vi*n hrr *.1■»le r, M1 *, \\ a *aimi litf,t «Li?ifdli>T w i ' i r f t i j m p il
1 ni j
evening at R tin o'clock in the *toted, "and arraiigemi-nls m e be Walla np nt h»*i haul*? I Mi Wf»i M t - r r ( m t k
» » la l e d h y M | «
school audltoiltii’ .
ing made by church ufftcinl* to Sin fiittn* til* IH tir ftli
W iI'•inI -I -I'd
ll'ftfah
A silver offenng will he ink -n me. muodnte not only memlver*
liicu d punch. iiiEi and miuly
for "Save The Children heth-ra- ••f he church hut also many v|*itN'imI l’**w«•) 1 4 ^ tflll’ vl tlon" which i* finnneiiig a school in* In whom a cordial welcome is
. T l-f
til
’til
I, M||
In, Ardennes. ■Fiance,
e xIrnded."
Tiie order of service i* a* fol
CLOiaiiA- M T
lows- -organ prelude “ A n Ktrrotng Son g". Wilson. Ihwight Peekr
T iiK cfriO
hymn "A r e
Ye A hie", prayer;
bold nf
H o st*"
Weiiuetheig.
mixed glee club "The Lord I*
My Sliepheid" Kosehnl and "In
The Time of Roses", Relthtlldi,
■.«»»*« ■
girls' glee rlub.
Also "P ray er Pcrfert.” »o|o by
l a s t t im e s f r id a y i
!m d lly _
M „ nd „ y !
Phyllis Allen; “ Wake, Soul nf
M ill*", Hintery. Ia>ys' glee eluh;
offertory*
“ To
Spring",
Grieg.
Iliistmi Babcock; "Th e Ole Gray*
Robe".
Hun ley
and
"Jubilnti,■i
A m e n ” . Kferrnlf. boys' glee dull
Med* Obeion Claude Rtbnt
Also " A l l In The April Kvrn
Cliodti Korvin
niM ignn
innrt. Rrtertoti and "li.n ilr H> nm
viuu...
Of The Rrpuhlir arrmu-nm-nl Ir.
)IR? Oi l
Wiinittf mixrd irlr# «luh i.r«i*»ii»
linn mid pnatludr.
-DOUBLE rr.ATU!ll>-
'PEEK
til NT"
TO
BE —
r
r
i i i \ Inn
L ip s t ic k
(>l)c & $1.99
L
doodling
FIKS1 AID
I
f OR HlAOACHl
BROM O
C-5LF-- i f f l e e t
Terrace Talk
- A buffet supper will In- *crved
us •sptcjally when
it's «mbroidered
doodlhtg on a icJid
color dr«u like this.
■ ■
Nolle* lh« charming
neckline and
the fluttering ftor*
at the Seminole Country Club
tomorrow evening from 7-.10 to
Bnselva 11 A|
lu.hi) P. M.
predation Night is scheduled for
this evening at the Sanford II ill :
Park
. . JAMES E < ARTKIL!
ton of MIL ami MRS E B i
; CARTER o f this city.
dI grad |
- Dnir soon from Wext Poim ant
will receive His ctimuit*-i-o, nC
1 ho Coast
Artillery . .
Elicit Is
rof MALCOLM MAGNKII.I. will
Ite ghnl tn learn that Iheir i* a
iI
possibility thut he will be ai>le
1 to come home from the Orange
General Hospital to receive Ins
diploma with hi* fellow 1
male* . . . The JOE-GONZALEZ
family plan to return to Sanford
soon lo make their home . . .
MRS. JUNE ROUHILEAT had
tire mask fun at the- P»*i$ given
for liltle LUCIA MCLEOD hy
MRS. F . E. R0UM1LLAT . . .
LEVERLY POWERS and ran.
ALEX, are In town foi some
town . . . KINCHEN ha* depart
ed frr Germany . . . Mr*. ROY
LLIAMS he* returned from
Atlanta . . . MISS MARGARET
DAVIS will present her pUno
etudent* In a recital Tuextlay
evening . . . at K: 15 al the Wom
an* Club . . . MRS. GEORGE
THURSTON ha* received her golf
diploma front the club pro . . .
Plenty - o t - pew--poet -w a r . golf
bait* have arrived a the club
tn ea*e you golfer* are Interested
The gardenia* blooming
_ town are lovely . . . MRS.
(ARCENELLE (owner of the
iatbin court*) m er.tly had a
visitor, MRS, BETTY RCTKAUKA8, of Faria. France, who spent
several day* with her . . . They
war# life Ion friamla in Paris
. . . MRS. > ha* b«en in thi*
f> I j i i l l p S
pi imu
DOUBLE
B A R R E LLE D
ADVENTURE!
f ISSt AID » 0 «
tPAgkllNO SMIUt
t
-
j
Ii I m I I t i l l
l u ll
4
III"
II I l) N N
25c ('aiicr.N I’ills 19c
50c
tooth pmte
limmi
59c
25c II.C. Powders 19c
60c Sal IIcp.ilicii 19c
( It. > k
I tii
lli«
t u Uf
au p p i l l "
iiiiwwtu j
n t t i ^lo
i o « yOUI MAI*
60c
VHLDROOT
C R E H M O ll 7 Q
( ’orc^ii
I It Lx
Magnesia
Pinkliams ( otnp 98c
W ine ( aiilui S!U*
/o n ilf
.79c
19c
(ill ocarron.ilc
57c
$1,25 Pclro^alur 89c
FORMULA m l □
»e
nt.ACK
Drau^lil
60jj Fallicr Johns 51c
| rm vf * l° F0R 1
SHAVIN0 COMfO«T
GEM
$1.25 Itctonga $1.0!)
‘10c
Castoria
KVISKY DROP
tIV fIS IB U 81A0CS
Pahlmn
5 y 25
IJninicnt
therm os
29i
60c Syr. Pepsin .47c
lu n ch
nday & Monday
COUNTS
SLOAN’S
OPENS
K IT S
75c Doans Pills 59c
$1.98
(m e ta l)
60c Fleet's Soda 49c
60c
Poiidenl
lltr xmellrr lltr quantily id a
drug .perltlrd In a pn.v'rlplion, tlir itiinr poWrlful that
vlrut may br. No mailer how
minute lltr niraiumnrnt U,
thr Infrrdirnl b« an Important
rlrmrnt In rvrry drop of year
mrdtctn*. Thereforr, we pain*,
laklnily wrigh nr mraxure
etrn the tlnlrel of quanllllea
to pin-point arrurary. Ultra
you have your pretrrlplloti
filled here, your medicine h
right to the !*•! drop.
49c
Jap J n u b ir y tU m lad l
•OUT OF THE DEPTHS'
'
" :
.12 •5L--I- , : J* }
s^-, -■
•,
■
l it ’’ I
•kl Ml
81.OH
. ■
a>A >
: r : ■■
4
r im i ii ”
i
aBKIw
vM
' *W
^i§
*i
-ii l i t h %
50c I»iiI'ttixi Shave 59c
country 10 ) a n but MRS. Rhe* juai .bin over for one year
. . . MRS. R. rould trot R*t ovar
the "a w fu l" food w* Have here
In America . . . "Not as U*ty
a* French food*", aha aatd. "The
French fried potato** *r* not
French fried a- all but eoaked
In flea *# " . . . She liked #**ry.
tblnf else about thi* country and
la aooooo (lad She cam* .
.
HRS. R.V4. NBWMAN and MRd.
I W , A. ADAMS .Will entertain
li)
A'V1.
IO D E N T
ELLIOTT
-*
7—U
H‘« *i furl’ !« t iilnitw tiilir .» rrishUul loll I'mti il.n liuiulrrdn
ill .lilirirtr.ilii* itr 111 p.n tl in lltr
uf Him hitttit" l.»t*l »rl,
‘ nf Vinrii« 4it I.iiuilir* «irr tjnpit |u1 1 tl lit iriitlrt (hr "liiiplr
flr^l «lil llrdlmtlilx Hi i| rjM' tIlf |-.lln lliil piftrill lllln Unii
llim'l h.i M I**i ,t ptMihil injuvi to
IIi.*I 1 mi 1 mrtlii nir * Im H
so sjnart
Saturday Only!
»**»I
wm:
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-
-
*r
�T U B S A N F O U I) » K H A I ,» > MAKFQH1K U .M W IIti
t*A G U FOUR
. ~^rrrryr~
Howington Limits Senators To 6
Hits As Locals Cop 5 To 2 Tilt
C'«miIno*-I
F R I D A Y ,- M A Y
"
Kmmm l**o*
i * 17 II
, » - -tm11 •$ f mi Hm iini*11# In ‘itIi,
H* I’krr I1*) Itttilriit«
Orlatufu
4lu oufj UfitF—f
IVItjf Km Ir
hi?
SClii— &
l£rrnr«r
Hmw, timiMU.
H l|\ r ifm illl.
tfr> xnt
T t lM i r
3.
H t t lt i
1'nllH In; Tulll*
I^ v ),
MO«-t tuati.lii xdltl T»i« li^wp li(M,
Lnkc1
*
III
III**
1
1
1
mI**il I
y.
Three fust ilouble |i1uys by the 'Hf»*r i vf it"#ft; * Pwi Ittl)r 11*, il t*Winn1fm.ll«
.
Senator, killed scvela I Huiifuid I
yn Hf.fftin.*n |t» fill IIks h^r
nearing chances while u pair of
Fed
twin • killings
prevented
iMi„ilde Orlando rallies in the
lute inning*.
When the la’ t Senator went
out. 1,Trlit bn-eball fa n ,. »nve
a couple of hundred fnon Hie
City Beautiful. fooglit then »»>
out of llie park niui'h -rtnir than
jusl satisfied with Levy’* bust
ling Celery Feds.
The §ffilm* vru*. pffilpftnl Ifi tHr
(u
H utu #. Jtiwtici
In l ^ v y
3.
in |{riua* lie * tii jtmii** IHsijaf'har f*#
(flltliw
|m Hr i
it
| ..r f !
1 9 1&
Clerk. I’lrcuU Court.
I mioI lo ih r i.s ii'i III* youi .i*r.
fietollorlt I'UUIlly ■ KintWil l if Mliv voo Hits, to tto fin.
(I*T- I~r. nriAln
.
j I 'oo,l<l.iliti
. fim ltr a l.y h s
i t'lilillsli «*> j-t o .a l *1 Jt Mod} n .r nauroid Herald i- Iis; - —- '■
* drsl* OMIr-rt
Ills 'nr Wiyui|lrf 111
Hy J U L IA N 8 T E N 8 T K 0 M
NUTICB OK /.•IT-li-ATIUN TU which |lo* holt** snail *»* |>iil,l|.i. i
t>li,,.
jt-.o'li
s
i'1'k
lor four u}1s, ■ I
UriAI.ri'lt.
IIK m a u R a
rrtriri
NUTiCK l», hrlrty ,gfvin t tmi in, tlV* S’ r t I
U l l'N l:s , mr hand amt offw :I
ttru .w email, wilt
PROTEST
oreucon paste* available at a re
understgacd. a taarrl
I.« ihr,
aa Hi* Illi day or Joit* A H I ' l . »*a! ,1 wAanlmd. JVwlnlfloIr I 'n f l i
lrrtrcill ul ChlcMKo Ittightt
Thl* corner will
venture t“ ducetl price and permit Sanford
IN Tirri i-ilw t i p i :i .i ill US Trih at l« o clot k A, M ot an -'yon Klt.rila, IMS Hir Slid'day of yr
Cleveland nr m i.mii, iMghi r.
toy that Monager Ted Mudjetki foie* to puicn#*r them in oruer
M .vtrt ji i*n i a i . i mrikHT, in thvtsafl,r
lh* noUlef can l>r A
ftrity Rum** •elintolrd).
A .m i Mill eKMf.NUt.ri I'O IX T t. tisard. apply lu lh* lloruiraldi- Si !
will not file a protest to the to eliminate jam* in the future.
Sl.nitlliA
.
.
,
It. dmllh, Jielac of Ul* C trull
.
Florida State League over Uni The original pan* was priced on
,* IT 1 I ITI-ASTIt U iJ tlilK
IN i 'l U M ’ glltt So. i l l .
■null. Ninth tudieUI Circail. of |Iw iA l.l
H.*f J A iltu r: s i i . i k .v i . i i .,imin. va
pileDick McLaulin'*
decision
a 70-game
brunt. Pastes n oTwn n. ---lh* Plal* of Klorlrl*. mi Sanford,
nail
AlAllI II .TI¥.4
I*rI*-iUlWIt1, i.mirod* I’oiiniy, MotHa Ml his
lust
night attocand bate when put on tale on 6*-ganfe *bn»U IiV /w U
iU
. .out
. in the
‘ C- tiinih
..1 -iC. piny |[d like hotcake*. *
* U«l* t.*
linnilM-rs. (yr m llc rn s* l o m a n sg * .
Hood wa* fiiiccd
4;<iik#nf*ua
Jtlk
<!•
»•«...♦.H
\ I IOS
.ak* rh*ra»' of mioI raaltrd tor
Ia*M hiiv|||i
frame. The reason i* simply
IN i’ ll*. \AitK 4»» I «4r* M A T E urripeitr akd ticcome * Kr** l>*al- r
itrHiivilt#
,
irP
p
*»• F iiH R | h . i . Tf> AlAltV
that even Ted MaJje*ki know,
n *«*ry r*sp*»tilm m
ill
i l . m . v , v u 4|r, ami Mrx. l-dr*,*
that an umpire’s i|cci,ion culitiol
L)*t*d I hr- lh* Tail! <|ay of A pi I
i(*4*|«tnbl4i ____ _
. . _ .1^1 .• V rafif. i AUt) M itel, trail %HO.
A
|l l»l* '
«*fur
, .... J l{ |*
lie protested.
.141
i uULtL l'**nn«>IvmIiui.
j
iHiaixdJ K*ll* M Mtllci
A ll J I
Pet.
Hr* >4Ha VtalrrilAf *
Name
Many fun* think that Utttplie
vut » n »; ll riltriliV I-Oil ,IANI»*
JackvimvlIU
I,
rohimlilu
2.
■3S
.190
in
liiltidy Lahr
1-1 * I** h(iprur ft* th«* bill uf cum»
McLaulin dill not see the play
/uk’Mafa I, f*ulumtiu« I.
TRlIli f
m tlu IN Tilri I’ lltCI'IT Cid'HT UK TUI!
35
95
-IM
Ed U » »
but we assure you that Ump.ru
3 nrfi(| C. fh it luutun *
4 ireaii
.ntftiti amfimi 4tffNINTH JUDICAL ■ V tH C fir OK
Doctor* i t f yoar kWlnrr* rottUlu 11 tc!**
.354
77
17
Drve Hrtde
4re#nYlllr 1, fla4rsfiin»h I.
McLaulin did see the play. He
*wL m *in«t for j*'»olmiJc I'ouritf.
ritri hTATi; i**c Kt-—iirtfiA ix eTtlDrlu^MArfillEf* wMrRh*U*loportrjMii#
laMtear*
tutu
3.1
Mf
Joe Justice
I 1ii i t<|A, li1 |tif *‘uf**■ «>1 Jf ,1utrp I*
and
r
u
n
sKH|.NN>t.r.
ctirNTV
*aw it long enough to call Hood
f t k « .U you hftftltky. When th#y ««|
*tdurn Ida « l JftfkpMfn |Hf .
r'fvfFtH', I'liitiitlff.
vp^l«r> K
.n
I OS
.30*
tiftd isd doirt
l_ „ -.__,
work right
... In
J|..____
the dftjtin
fN l-HAKririllV •—
Al Bryant
out. 'When Juitirr wnfi mukihK
diiRu-ia 41 iNiliuobus
M
it
t*
ii*.
it*-?riiifeitit.
n
hrrrin
llir
rrIXAI'D
IA
I’AKHMII
ltlLriKT,KI*lliaamr
P*opWto** Inart ip nlft|U- Fn-ruoU
.1X0
hi* turn to lo t* , to fin t. hr' Team Average I2 *f i l l
>lAri*rt ttl. Piutf
t*rT
- if iitvnftJfL no J|IUf *f ’ ll/f. IV?. JUK ITpUtl.Kvr I)*r*ud'- ec sraalCPMMrTSmlikMnxfcSaad kum
' HAVjftnnnh Rt
*
wu* ‘ h.it By* The runner and the
1 »!»;. a riitr *1*4i *.f
aifij a n u .
s s s Htems >s ■ i q . i s u pmHlilii* *!,
r '
' 'f
~ — :—
7~*~
*>m y%u» mil, hrfic*
k iltcrrr
Iywr U4server Usddsr. Don i arttni
Ctism*rv -X ,.. *14!
ball wa* dropped.
*
l»#
tiilFimi
jRaHut
Bon
dull fat tilvorc*
attendance
i n c ’h k a h j n g
And another, thing, there* Ue
i msi aiMirasro* sis
^
OluJ
fifi.rt.il
iMtrl#.
UHPliM
UK
t*4
I.II'ATIUV
According
Ur our
estimated
matter of a little ea*h fee that
iru.r la ismkln la your U n i a
r*1 ' n r i 't t m } :i t
ihn
To JOK t: UlLriT. 1«T*» Washffgure*. I S.gpit fan* have ntlcnrl- III!- *U,|r | lift fltfillltllriCil lltil'r ^ Inloil ,\v*ngr. I. uniis. Missouri*
iiu nanpng backKto, tPCtjmjii.w!
must lie a*nt irt with a protest.
jwim. lest of (TP »nd snsrvf.
M id fu# f»«4ir t'fiiiifrul.ff w>rM
Volt mo hrrrhy * notlf r<: lhai
___
m ■! rd local game* thus far • till* lo
I r MM
.f.'ss> uadec tks tyn, toadsthry
11ym Id, 4 n * * soil for dlrflv* has l»r*p flt*d
FUIRIDA STATE LRAGI.K
Tifli* r»*H*
•KSirtaaon. TbJ* ia an average of it U Tferlit i<jn<*»Fd
w
f
'll
<
I
(fruity
t*|i,
H
fiti
yoil III 111* *l>nv* atrtef
The Fed win over t.riundu lu»t fSi* AitlinfUiP
f j y l it t W better than HOO fen* per li«nui If* Karifui.i S^mHudr roiinh, nasllivt
tlrufiM fur Ikwn'i
rnurl l.y I'l.AlMHA I* A It ll I « H
t'KV.Klt V
Mri!.—
...
A
l
th#t
r
i
,
#>
SBnfo[1j
night cut Hr* thiamin lead In IH-Idtliil
■uonitoi
PliiHlI.-t
,
;
ai
that
ratty Ssonfonl pionn.t
Htl.riT, and that yon ur* wrdsrrd
Iksm's |P>
HKI>
.................
at Kin* jft
In fii« y o u w iiiu u appe»rnir-i A y
the Florida State League* to «»jiir*» *•v1llri.li t would pax* the Sl.OOO mark fn j f ,r*Nri a n p upuriltl
i)*s a
three games. While Sanford wn- itftlMHnD Ikaf'li
the even. an average of HOC i. W
'KlnrlilM. lh r i (p*rs.inull) or hy a lto m *> ) l« the
Ilf/ lULHf
till I of t-tiKipliilnl In ,»id cause e»
L* ir
Cwis
Lit
,
W
k
1
“
u
,p "
tripping the Senator, 5 l» -t, 1*%IIPtil:ItI U
| muintainerl. Our u n o ffi'ial f >•
n
s
.
Monday, lh* Jr4 d*( of June. |*IC
Hill Steineckea
St. Augustine I'hIhM-h Hra.ilU
Saint* rolled up a !( to 7 deeii.
mmmm
11*11 Pi* ||*Mr b l tlr 1itcl-rl lid
■lon over Dick Bum * (iaiucvilti
l*f« i.il k'»t !», Ia v-plmrti 7*
CJ Men. The Saint, maintaiDixl
Notice
inning by Manager Madrun. Like walked lull JimlicB ninth
Jeski when Hood, butting for
pushed over Bride with n line
Swindell*. grounded to Bryant
•Ingle In left-renter.
The wildly rheeriTig throng who to**ed to Justice to force
Coates. who had walked. On the
quieted down only wnm Jus play, Jutllca, after making hie
tice grounded into a fait double turn to thtow to first, wa» hit
play.
by Coatee and the Fed tccund
The next big Fed thrill rame *ucker
dropped the bull. Umpire
in the Orlando hnlf tif the *ev ____ McLaulin called Coale* out
*nth. Bergman worked (lowing- Dick McLau
that Juatice had hell
ruled tl
ton for « walk and Coal* singled and
the bail a tuffrclent lenalji of
to churl right. Swindell* moved
lime
for
the
runner to be Torced
both men over. Hauteher wat
S f e on Tuttle’* error lo fill J te out.
, ..... _ ia no pottlble
__ ____ w
_ y __
There
for
tiarre* with one man out, Sam the league president, A1 Comix,
C oni Hummed one In front of
the plate ami llowington came to overrule McLaulin'* decision
to the
in -and to Mod to Dor* Za«pol at • in ce.it i» strictly up t
the'phite lo force Hvrgmaa. With umpire* judgment and Tv°f *n
the count three hall*, and no appeal play relative to an Inurthe
■trikes, Howington aipped orta pretatiow of the rules af
Bcrtut* the plate for u culled game.
ttrike on Mute Do inim|uex. On
llttl.XM ui
the next pitch. Domimturi minted
Mb
i curve hull. Howington crime In ltAtJ*U!flt>r, 111
t'liSRl,
a»
. with another ami Mg Mike slant* .
med n hich fly into the waiting
{love of rightllfhler Dave Hruje., Mud|*,kt, c
Sail fold'* city foliar* ulttfosl llmtu. It>
hud to dig into their treasury IMcraman,
3l>
«*.itrr. if
fry another roof on the grand* h'H Ifijrlli*. (i
1 I|ihm|
cl and.
After the playing of Sanford»
js i y* J.v is
T r Iu M
city nolhcm, "1 t l r Me Out to
the HtflT flame." Sattfotd pul the
ctKieKnr Krill!*
till no Ice wtltf a two run bar
rniiMii. rf
•age. Tuttle tingled to left and
'an*
went fu" second “when Zatpei Hltahf,
llrlilf, rt
'**
walked.
Howington
sacrificed U
k n If
IhiIIi "men to the next be** and l^vjr, lh
Silverman grounded to ’ thortaiop -liiMifF, 2li
I#-. 31*
,
Hum 4!(.**i who*« throw lo the X»itl
SC«#|hfI, r
plate to null J ustire wa* too JlokvlfiKI**!*. |j
late. Zutpcl ccorad moment* later
| l f | JK liiti ti.
24,
" ■■ II
l'li»l,.4 Iplllll '
v
***i tires alto leceal that a bit over
llr ,n il, l r , l , n l , i
♦5000 tin, been handed in at the
Nr* lurk I,. Dvltidt
I'trclaod t, llo.imt 3
Mix office ih u , Fur. Thl* doe*
'SiUia*tnot include »ca*mr pu**e*.
•»ail»ln«l«a al Hi. U n tK . night
a 11 me. ponluoucil, rain
J' la U'l, f
a at I,‘ htenK4>,
poet■
l«'0 »e to ia|fi tl»t».
L egal
JNSIDE SPORTS REPORT
«>»»
when llryaiit tingled to renter
for III* second It
b ingle
ening.
evejiing.
Freddie Swindell* hurled good
base bull throughout the contest
but lie rciuhlii’ t stop the Fed
■litter* completely with men on
the sack*.
'" V
lift knm*f*:
t Hlu 11*1*1 f. i*#(| T| I rtill f
|(|l# lift
I Itfillfe: Tiff AM
ri f«4r11■ 1, I(f*Wltt|rlf>f<
I.
-Htmik ..Ml i.>
bu hulrll* 1,
i llltYlfiHI*m i
W tilfiliER |»11rIipr:
Ifott ttiK!*»u
I,itaiftff |illrtiff*r JH
Ih Intlrlla. {’ tuiiitM
Hi*iffiiti mill Mrb iillfi
i litre* #.r nitiur J «<|
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
FED AVERAGES
—
their two game leud over .lee
third plare Fed*. In other loop
contests, Hiiytonit Ucarh gather*
esl in a 10 to 3 will over the
lleljind Ited Hals and 1‘alalk.l.
with fix run* in the vighlii
frntire. kma'keil uff the la-ctiiiiK
I‘acker*.
STANDINGS
j|L
t H t f ' l I'KWM
\ m1.4mlu irt 1iiWHWiWv
H-.litL* mi jfASniltU .
l.rrrlitiF^ lit
tr*m
■HI-* IsmuIk
ilt
S.7
il>,s|f.l|
OF HONOR
A
•H*
l»
t lit «ji*kh n
tifMID CONDUIT millHlNS
r\i
<1t|n*d*.
>
;u*»
John Kridnr thi» morning ex- ' 'if'f in ul!
*•;
pres,id Ids appreciulnm to Hie (Ml ismefa
ft.r.
S. ^ Y-tfe
I,ft*It fun* li'Bl janinie>l tntw Hie . I'll!I 4-1. I|i!«lit
i
Muniri|ial i'urk i»«l ' night fur
\
r-lr
nip
?
Hr- nil
Til |.onii I. Nttt Y«»ik l
their orderly conduit throughout
HitMiklfft ?,
I
the content, hrider said the lieI'liM iuiili In HJ.ill.Nl|.Iila
lion of incal fan* In t night wa,
HlftH
PfrliLfc#)utt'*I I.
•*n rfeillt to our cilj'."
lisalni'o l i » w n
lii.-li.fi ,»! N*-w Yurk Inljch}
Allhouglt the work of park
MI
mi
M
ah
4at* ||«ti17ft ( H til
personnel wa, at its liiglie 1 * Mi ii*#*. .j*!til i#|*ljlIa
iiirv*iii jri> mini
e fficieinv last night, rt w», ,|il|
KI l-iwiti . I 1‘itleltiim ll Mtlft E
impiKlihle to permit 'everyone to
IMIIIM y
IE %14VE
gel inside Hie park' l.l'fen till'
t r in*
%%. I*.
game started. At the beginning | It-**
I**11
il
I
o f the -erond inning,
everat = .N* u V*iffe
13
I*; II
hundred full* were still lined il II \Y44*|Ml4»-9a»««
! Its n
I » 1C
i,t Hie Ihix office.
We would like to «ugge 1 tliul
the llaselmll iib*iHml i*»|i tiiiikt*
JUDGE PAUL D. BARKS
FO R
S U P R E M E COURT J U S T I C E
D E llC lO H l
Skin Irritations?
Ec/eiru Itching—Rathe*— Pimple*
iikH |l.« iaalk »•* many IhllttWMMll
Ilf v»|tu« »»f
Rtm-rnld Oil
liftv* I,** ii kohl »** »•* !»■ •UlTrrrra Ami
fiijti k •■*** «»»*l rotnfarl fUMtl I*>V
tulitriR »ns| iiiriijrp u f K^ihub,
ititeiipn.
and many Otllff
Cl t«rVlAlly rauwnl iklll flllptisfiS
Hint
urilirwtlilltliRl x
t11
Tr y* lltHiflp'i I*111 Fvi1hi Oil f«»F Frill
tiaim ir uni <
tiiuutrijr Lai k.
TurcifniN Dfiuh
c<l
Far »**y |Q prrpare ximinrr meals with
NICE ROOMS
availablo al the
FLORIDA
HOTEL
Parlt Av«. at 2nd St.
SUMMER
RATES
m
.iv1 ■
i
lot* of variety as* delirious Iroien food.
Fucked
with
ortgiiul
flavor
and
boon t* homrtnabrr*.
fsootbrrn Dairies Hratrd-Tni Ire Crram
Three flavors—4'hamlate.
ap pi*
Vanilla, Kine
Mr
pint
FRUITS
Apple Sauce
1 lb 20c
Apricot Halves • 1 lb 42c
Coconut, Grated
8 o k 28c
MEATS
Corn Beef HohIi
Chili Con Carne
•
Ibrir
natrUlanal valors intact . . . Ihry’re a
lb
I
45c
1 lb Me
VEGETABLES
Sweet Potatoes
Spinach
Turnip Greens
* lin k * tuan. cdunly of both
~
’ candidates, Judge Barns in .the
firsK primary lod his opponent
by 7,309 votes
1 lb
14 oz
12 oz
WHAT PEOPLE O f
_*------i r - ■
p i l r V 4 ,
/ H i ' ,/■ 5 -* -f t )
THE VERY REST
mm&
SOMETIMES
* —*
MADID FltlDSII DAILY
IN OUIt STORE
Downy-flake Cake Donuts
) Sugar-Coated & Plain : I
30c Doxen
For FREE DET.IVCRY coll 39. Phons * 4 * 1 fir s * apoclal allonllon.
S SO l i t .
U S Magnolia Avenue
sas a a a .
^ -j 'V
iud9«
• Born, educated, and lived in
Florida all hirjife
THINK OF JUDGE BARNS
v
as •minftnliy c a p a b le
8 t Fetenbsrf Times
4C30*46
•
-
**
■
,
akowld bo
Tpllabnplll
C<t^ « ip
D ’k f T v . U . L
~
im*. in ability, la •>ppilpaca, sad pi ludlcfa) t»mIttdf* Paul D. Bam*
psora ouIslanding ml lb«
eaedidaiM."
f
diliM to tha.atatoa Mghaat Id-
I ARK1I I
* Served as associate justice
et request of tho supremo court, ■
5*19-40
Far a treat . , , a Chance and Saving of Phyiical Fitntia try Bread* by Chid!
'
* Decided over 17,000 cases and
signed 57,000 orders
.• Six yoer* tho ienior judge
o f Florida's Urges! circuit
Eatra Fancy
' r '
FEATURING
10 oz &
10 oz J
10 oz $
1 lb 1 1
1 2 'oz $
12 oz i |
12 oz 2-
Praceiiod
POULTRY
.
Chicken a La King 11 oz 7.5c
IN ALL fXnWABO APKARAHCU A
« 0 0 4 , BUT 116 PMTI AM OVUTV
r a w , not p u u m a iw tt. ahd
It 13 A m i l DOCk.
, * 19 y«ar* a circuit judge
French Cut
Green Beans,
Green Beans
Cauliflower
Cooked Squash
Green Broccoli
Mixed Vegetables
Peas & Carrots
aad aoal la
wUoot and moot l.anr.d Iwdgo.
ia tko afato.”
♦
,
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,#AID* P O L I T I C A L ‘ ADVE RT I S E ME NT I T F RI ENDS OF J U D G E BARNS COMMITTEE
ft
'
�—
FRIDAY,
24, 1348
MAY
•nir
R A W T fm n
iik r u
.h .
b a n f u iiu
f u ir iu
ANNOUNCEMENT
A TERRIFIC VA LU t
W e a r e h a p p y to announce th a t
Add 354
MaJ« *, y—
</ >-'f hi
tililDol S1 , 1 "M
YOU DRIVE IT!
lor poiUgt
• Cool, £.ii)i Gitp ttin ilk 1
ELTON J. MOUGHTON, JR
PHONE 2(f0
• Convenient Sue weigh! 4'k lb v
• Complete with Detech able Cord!
STRICKLAND
• Suitable lot Alt Types of Ironing.
v o im i
II. JAMES GUT AGENCY
MORRISON
A * Inaurnnce S o licito r
312 EAST FIRST ST,
lf-DRlVE.1T. INC.
n s
u ;
a n
c t:
n k k i >s
Accident
Automobile
Aviation
Burn jury
Bonds
Crime I’roteel.Oil
PHONE 78
IWM«at« Salivary |
e Attractive, Durable
Finish.
Writa Haai and AMtitt Fi*t**lf
C b ic o e
S tn d Money O id ri or Check (Ihu i m v in g C O D C h a ry tt)
K& K
SALES
COMPANY
W } P Ht^htjruh-kite lihlurHkefrLTv-.:r Bin
i!:i.-Pn
estate
To the Food We Like to Drink
IN TH E SO U TH EAST
*
M o r e p e o p le d rin k A tla n tic A l e an d Beer than a n y other.
I t m u st b e . . .
M
I
*
*
For Its nVhdlesomiMiess
Y U P --
lT’5 WET
PHONE HIM OH 2:i>2 FOR REG FI
#
DELIVERY OF ALL THE MILK ^
( A u t o l u o l i i l i ')
(IltlhilO'.Mt)
( I’ ri.M M iiil)
Vi A W !
SPENCER WARDEN DAIRY
?(>TH AND SIMMERLIN
JOS E
GEORGEHARDEN
1
»4 .
rrr— m
AL€
SH OW
and
lW illi M )
P O S T I IBS
Lifetime liuonii1
Money & Se-enrities
Wiadatorm,
Workmen's Compensation
I'TNANCING-NISFI»K
Antomoliile I'urelmses
FI IA I,osi ns l Mi Ilollies
To Butt.I
To Buy
To Beiniulel
Life InMiraiiif Loans
YOIMi SKI!VICK NKKMS
Insurance Analysis
Insm'iinte Survey
0 — Doe’s Sirn Service
(O .
AlltHlie C tm p in y — Brtirrtiii in AtUnf*. CMnUtlt, CkaOawn. Ver/elk, O d jn d i
BhdAd *
A lW f t y i G ooD
L. F R 6 $ h »
Southern
I>. t A I I H I K S S )
Pane IU21
0
B re a d ,
/ A S O P C A .S C f AT A
NEW SATURIAY HOURS
Th* Sanford Herald goes inl*'
inure t h -„ ,73011 home* in San
CLASSIFIED HATES
ford and Seminole County. If
yuu have somoihlng to sell or
buy yuu c
find that a classf(Ird Bd in these column* will
itll the mint $;<>plc about It for
the least money. Phone 148 of
bring your a4 to The Herald
office fur <£■Vk result*.
10c per line for one Inaerllun
(Me per line for 3 Insertions
07e per Ibte fot ait insertion.
•3c per line for Id Inscrlfene
Minim am charge 30r
Cuunt 3 word* to a lino
including phntte and addreu
FURNISH ED r.H.i,,,
m t
Avenue. I'holie 111 W
K IM lM
fu r n is h e d
p„ik
SANFORD A U D PARTS CO. ii
116 W*«t Firal Swot - Phone 44a
b » U .e .
a d u lt*
nnly. Phone
WANTED
FOR SALE
LIST wltfe Htrmii Rrtilty Aitrwy
12" TWO MienJ Cl. E. fall*. 824.10.
GROCERY business in best rr-' ‘
II. IL rOPE CO. INC.
TW O Inrite fresh goal*.
Kiser, plume D W -U .
K.
B.
city ur country propeily liny
era waiting
Sttmit Really
(’ , It Brads
As-t* tale. lts '-s
Colonial H r . Itin 1 " . ■irlauilu
2 1378.
dentin] section of Sanford. I**> |
leg appionniatety
$1300 uo
weekly
busmen.
Guaranteed
$7000.00 stock, I’ rlee fur slock BABY bed and m niue..
and natures $ 13,300.00.
In good condition I'h
s u ile l
CIRCULATING HEATERS
|(H1i4-M
They're available now unit NOW
hj the time to get one. Ne*t 10 BOOM 2 story hou.e. $9,000. WANTED:
Listrrnr, o f homes,
winter they may not he avail
fnrraa. grures
and bu in*.,
able. Chooae from uur big seleeproperty
W I! \\ illunw.
tiun uf Spark. Perfection, Ivan- STORE bulblinc with spnrtroeni
broker, tlb Atbihlii IlmJ lllda
upslairs,
stuck
->f groceries
hoe and American Sun Flame
" III l.l. HA H im ARE (IX
MI
East Find St.
FENCING
WK huve in stuck now Poultry
nett init in 4H inch, 00 inch nnd
72 Inches. Field fencing * Inch
slay in 33 und $7 Inehos
height.
FEEDS
U l.li line of International Feeds.
A . M Prdvalt.
Phone $10$
guaranteed at ttiHinnti, fts
turt's, Inc billing ttrut Kef rig
era tor. (iataite •sith concrete
UY your ror. M-y.,1 ,|te.».
floor.
Hofrig
aperosiinately
;e or condilinr k>*y Keel
$700.04 .weekly hu-Oie-s, Price
>V. dral St.
$14,6041.0(1. (.ornted in farming
section.
W H .lt pay highest puces for inert
cara ami also wrecked and buri
II ACRE farm, cleared ami
ed or ohl cuts for pirts,
tiled. 6 rdom huu.se, light*,
Ratliff A Sons i'hone .'17-W
water, 1 out house 10 a 1®,
P. O. Boa 1474. Sanford. KU.
garage.
$9500.0*1,
'* cash,
balance yearly payments.
Seville, Fla.
Vcfore buying a CROSS CUT
SAW or n POST HOLE DIG
GER be.sure to get oua price*.
Stanley-Roger* Hardware Co.
Bee os forVKERR TfASUN JARS
— we have them In ipmrta.
pints and half pints. Stanley
Rogers Hardware Co.
TEN TO one hundred fifty acres
flowing well luitd 4*4 mile*
front Sanford on paved road,
ntaii'delivery, »choof bus, phone,
electricity. 20 acr»», 6 room
modern lioutve city coavenienc*,
2 car garage. looHhed, 7Vh
ncrej
under
Irrigation.
2W
arrrs parity c l i t t i l , 10 acre*
In timl*er„ po**e*stoh at once.
Will sell 10 acre* with build
ing*. M. S. Nalaon, HOI I’almetto Aventt*. _____________ _
5 S T S 5 W O u « * l Md*e afor*
$n Seminole Co., $16,000.00.
Niro lloitit Upstaira. Not broke,
V ic k nr ohl. Jiyit tired ami laxy
inti want tn re*L P. O. B*W
1439. Fnon* D20-SI.
LUGGAGE
trailer,
new. 1407 W. lat
practically
1 ACRE with 5 room house,
also $ acr# grove, approxi
mately 4UU tree., grapefruit,
orange* anil tangerines. Price
(B000.00__ s
rnsb,
balance
W . It. W ILLIAM S. IIIIttK Kit
416
Atlantic
Telephone
Hank Ilbig.
1 i 20
(1LORIOSA Lillie*. $1 per tl»Mn.
Delivered Saturduy aflerrioona
only. Ilobby Land Faint. Phone
224.1. G e n e v a . ___ __________
R O r 'lK K L h»> Orr*I Truclw or
lL.P h. lOlftJ
BUSINESS SERVICE
3
years, 0*3- inten-l
FEN I ) E ! 1
BODY
MISCELLANEOUS
hom e: l o w s
Let Us help you buy ill build a
home of your own siili a
monthly ie pnyment loan that
la just like rent! We feature
« I Lou ns, Fll A I.nans and
Uur Own t.oun |>lan.
FIRST FEDERAL SW IN G S
and M IA N ASStM IATION
o f Hemhmle t'minr
BALLARD'S feel, groceries, ete.
Phone 806-J. II. U- Touchtoh.
FLOOR HANDING
1201 C e l e r y .__
____ _ ami finishing. Cleaning und wax
UPH(SLSTKRV~ fabric*. A , fine ing. New floor* surfaced to per
selection In Mock. R. S. Brown, fection. Ohl flout* made like new.
1911 North OrnitgF, , Orlando, Cell
II. II. GLEASON
luvke Mary, Fla.
ATTKNTION LADIESl
BUILD
youi1 .htitue with High
Implement Company has Ui*t
Teat Concrete' Blocks. Mitucir
receive,I * aMpmenl of getiulrfe
Concrete Co., J. K Trrwllleger,
■pllnt clothe* basket*, Urge
S09 Elm Ave., Katahllshril
lOHk
193$ CHEVROLET 4-door aorfati.
Good condition, with r*4ka
W ANTED
West__l i t St., Monroe Lorne».
FURNITU1I
ROY REEL’ S PAINT SHOP
n l
Second
S in
Why Si
“ASTHMA” an
TRY
Asthmnncfrin
The nt'W and effective
• inhiilnlioniil
therapy
niilhml that han given
relief nml milbtfncthm to thnusandH.
I , iiu ir lorn waltlnc I'H lirs llslnc iitnm
lunotarr. umji n i HIiii I, over, le is im tf<
-llllr Iv estiplloiul
lti( pirrt*
,
lot.
Iilirav
.
good nurkinantliip ami lull
K iu O iiliM i Imliralr vii.it vi„, , ,,,
nprrt vben >u« act*allr w e Ihrvr pmi|i.
Vlibd fur nw v*it tv hath modern anil luili
Itonal acrcwurle-.', they jive you a vplrmliil
, h'Wre.
• ,
M ONEY R EFU N D
AGREEM ENT
10 D a y T rial
Cnnlrn Intlicatim w fo r
Ih e unc o f th is prtnlucl
Im oh I h t ' lahel.
OTHER 3-Piece Suites
Touchton Drujr C’o.
HELP
tear Sanford, re HENS nnd FRYERS dtrasedam f
L A d NDRF.SS wanted to wash
for over $4000.
delivered. Phono 1127*/, CMorgo , ’ and Iron. IIP . K. 17th St.
/ o IferahL
COLOIIED GIRLS for laundry
work. Seminole County Lautiacre land. Electrte light*, bath,
doo.1 condition.
dry Co-. SIP W. 3rd St_____
hot water »yatem. Located 0
mile* from S*nfonl o r paved
GIRL lot eoda Fountain, at Lanhighway.
$10WAd.
$710.00
gjr*i Drag Store. Part Unto or
down, baUnea In I yea n ’ at
41ft Atlantic Bank Bldg. *
Telephone 1120________
WANTED TO
COLORED girl" or woman for
(M i Uma general housework.
ir n tX ^ ^ t^ T h *
12.00 bvthe). S ta l N*. 1
Ford State M»rV«t. Phoni
thtttet.
S p rin g H *-fu rnish in g*
Big riminy itmver*. vaitHir* and rkrvt* . , . double
beds that show the lull brsely •( Ihe wood.
If
you're devpatrrd of teelMf maple that yuu really
RUSH money-order, »ave G
r.3 l IMlthburgh Life
M M F D tA T t S H IP M E N T
PHfnbtrrgh 22, Pa.
like, be here early tomorrow.
TAKE A YEAR
TO PAY
4*&
SIT. WANTED—
contract at
THEY \JVOULD RL
TOO* IF
303 • 09 EAST FIRST «TRij&T
£
*
“ GOOD & BAD”
PHONE 127 3
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�THE g^NFORD ITER ALP. HANFORD FTORiDA
NURSE LQSES FAT
!
DAY,
MAY
24,
V946
LEGAL NOTICE
SAFELY AYDS WAY
Gsf l llmmtr w/fW*l » * t n h »
i fut turtle
r**F«
ml <§«■»* AVI**' *ilamtfl
n I&Af
kflijiif*# i'Ull >*
a •riniW#,
■ dru£% Nolinnvfi
GRADUATION
GIFTS ;
PEARLS
I’urn, I Irtish, {Iruputra
«.s *
PEN & PENCIL SETS
A lflfiir d
.■ft fir
I ii*raE*| L*
m h h |m |im
i t h l r L * fu it l
hi» i m M u i i t « t
w* U fur four «
U r ,N I 'H !L
fliV
IMlIKKIt. EVEItSILllHV WATERMAN
I'KFIll.KSS I’ 3«
i af fM iftil
in whiiTi j In'*
m i l
A t ii
lifIvr nss-i.*
lia m t
WALLETS
WALES
&
McQREGOR
I^irgeit Selection o f
CADIES’ and MEN’S
WATCHES
fudge Pelteway led his opponent in (JO of
the State’s 67 counties and by nearly
The new automatic
self-winding
CROSBY
at advertised in
magazine
20,006 Votes in the first primary—
“ -.-'-JEWELS-....... ^
SANFORD
Judge Pc/tcway
YOUR DREAM HOME
When you itart to furnish your new home
. . . start o ff right! With belter furnish
ings for better living • . . in the year* and
years to come. Select assured
lasting style. Get the roost for
at lower cost I— Come to
FURNITURE COMPANY.
Belter Your Home . . . Better Your Living
ll*« (iiuiip !■> hr warmer—)«u 'll went led* of ColInn,! i ie»!t. i n ip, airy Culluns! 'Ihc young R'*l
likw a i! piece *lnpc - i i c s l ' The bou se*if.r lilrs
body like*
floral, ilieck nr pltit! pallrrnv Every
c ) r lr t
exchange
U h ls Politic^1 .til paid (or by Friends id Judir Trttrwsy)
ALL-TIMER DRESSES
srrtsurLrf
JEWELRY
or piipir trimming on collons!
Our Wedding G
To Y O U ’
SUMMER
HANDBAGS
condliHibliif,
room*
standbys
that so wttli rrrrr
l»pe of tunimrr nulfll. Touchy,
handle or undrratm types, some
Mlth moeb-lortoUe-shell trimmliif. riaillc Imitation-Irathri.
dial will wipe ileon easily nlirn
they become tolled.
With the- purr.haiof anv
complete room f*r(» by a
Bride or Bridc-kc, wo
will give
ABSUTELY
I'REh a hnriilsitntlronzefinish Smoking St|. This
i* our policy until
30th.
Dor Your Bret Home
A lAlVil!
Livingroom -;droo;n
E'A'RTH^
6-Fce Modern Bed Room Ensemble
The effect of rich strip*
ed walnut combined with
burl panel it enhanced by
dainty trims of xebrawood
and stire a pride of owner*
■hip that will ba "forever
urs." And the restful
sury of a genuine In-
E
coil spring is a treat you won’t
want Ip miss. The complete en
semble is only
By day — a delight hospitable,
livable Living Room, r night —■ a
coxy Bed Room with luxury of
built-in Innerspring fort. Inductare ths Sofabed, Oional Chair,
Lamp Table, Large Re, and your
choice of either 4
tall
Tabla
or
Table.
S ,\ S’ I ( HUT
COM PANY
*
‘
,
NED SMITH, MOB.
rd we’ ve been for 28
And the built-in quaijity of this ensembla Is
wall worthy of this famous
I
group, Including
matching Wing Chair,
�irxs-—
.
In Unity There In Slrenjjth—
T in :
T o Protect the Peace of Hie Wnrldi
To Promote the Program of Am erica;
T o Produce Prosperity fur Sanford.
I Air mil rather warm wilh sr^Ur *"
% 4 fia h lr
^
a
n
AN
VOLUME XXXV II
Esla'jlhihed 1908
“ Gripe Board”
flakes Report
To Patterson
f
a
r
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
SA N FO RD ,
New York Throngs Mob Gates
For
Last
F L O R ID A .
fu m n i
d
win*!* ttoiU|gti I uimI.i *
lhiimlrf>i««f niv
M ON DAY,
M AY
27.
Associated Prc-vs leased Wire
19*16
a r - W
»* -
s
Two contests remain to be d«_ by the vote In the second
noeratlc primary election Tues|day. For JoalJce of the supreme
Paul D. Barns will oppose
For railBrown
a* in the former. primary
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ii
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citTI l*ri|
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1IMI1 •*f
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i yliillirtit
t'h
i n a l l r i **f h . t l i . * i » n.*|>iiiaM**n
A . h i j n * . w ! i y is r u n n i n g
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II dull \!la 1 I
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mi
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( 1118*141 VI •"?.*' t full
AM
-sHu V. . 1 aI I»*t
Mt
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p'
ii
1
itttsli
during the war by this concern
fur the armed force*, among
them being one-half million screw.
iWver* for the air corps.
He described an acid spray
gun made by this local concern
which he said would inrtcuse
pioduction in the naval *ldies
Industry by from fid to ,7*ri - per
cent per tree und would he
worth *14,000,000 a year to,th e
industry. He also descr il*e«l a
celery wrapping machine which
he said would be ready for next
year.
Vlsltnra Introduced by . l*ealie
Shepard Included H. P. Cioesste
of Seymour, Ind.. Herald Friereon of Deimnd, amt It. I- Mac
Donalds
G a r y Snow,
\Y. II.
Thomds o f Orlando, and Leon
Watson of Sanford.
Rail Conditions Caused Tieup Of
200 To 300 Carloads Of Produce
ii|i
ID (
Stall* Market Mead Savs IN'ople In Florida
Can lit' Thankful Uailrnad Uisturhanif
Did Not Offttr .Month Or Twit Karim*
but
•»ffrflMVf
an
«it(
1« mj
l.t a i.s f
I'o r
In
VU*
RKHiffM
in
I it [ f i r . I
if,
I iitifnrfd
tin *m iex
lit*
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lh i|ih ae |
Je w u h
hei
flolb
S i n n m ' 1.
w a if,
1mm*
i'j. a
«n uk‘
•
% »t
Robert Mann And
Mrs. Harris Roton
Injured In Wreck
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III
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n«. Fm •
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*r u c k .
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their
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Origin (M Blaze
\h
Ih»i**n h-*4 •♦t fv»•-*I
>i tli ik i* VI*
rmnfi
\Lntn, « h*» "I** i -»ht)
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Tvutittth
nIlI' iI uh '
«ff •
lit Mil* hill
t
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vvhith (Hu
vhi« • i* $ !*HI rtIIItIIM1 rti»H4- IMinn
foi
full tini»»
pikulnt
i*in|»|oyrt*«,
win! i i
ifKtk
—
Tim
nitfiiini?
* ficuiiMiy
,it tin* WttfU'
■■ — — —
—HntrT-^ tmmih
je c k u n j
F « « :
ever, Dr. Wilson T.’ Sowiler, -late ' Molotov
.
said that Itussia can
health officer, pointed out that not aglec tu calling a formal
cslm ne,. « , the part o f tho public
conf.-.ence until
ii, L“ o-fl!.
-or' .icpeat
l a 1 '•Ptesentativani of the Big Four
quote
“ They »ay". Do nut
have reached preliminary Dgrccrumors about the supposed in menl on tteaty questiuns.
crease in cases. Do not repeal
Molotov's declaration whs in
the word "epidemic". At no place
in the state has the disease reach
ed epidemic proportions, but Ihc
word In .itself tends to cairy a Secretary Byrnes suggested car
lier this month that the Big
certain paralyzing fear.
_ Four Foreign Ministers recoriConipsicd with other far m ore, v(l)e on j ulle
llyrnes pro"ktUIng diseases accepted with <posed that at the June 16 meetcertain complacency In Florida, Ing the Foreign Ministers set
and most o f which are pietem u date for a genetal peace con
u b lt, polio la “ way down the ference regardless o f whether
tan reach agreement on
UafY "because it Is primsrilly a
crippling disease, and usually at* the polnta which deadlocked the
previous
Paris- conference. toeke children and also because
Ita devastating results are con
I1ANF.BALL
tinuously before Us.’ we are' prnne
to develop a hysteria which may
NEW YORK. May 27, W’t handicap our precautions. Another
rwaaon for th# individual sort of Cindnnetl at Pittsburgh, post
feor.w birli polio iniptrrs i* that poned, rain ,aud wet grounds.
“ *
■ where nor whom Washington at New York, postaUtko next," Dr, y n e d , tain. . Chkago, at PitlsfT L .. i .
* . • * ••• hurgh, postponed, rain.
Table Model Uadios
^lade At Seminole
and
ihc
,
sjt
to pass the slatnm wagon un-l
'•lew • tire, causing a ndllsinn.
It* stalad that Ids. brotiiei hud a
broken leg. till iojurir- and srrioue Inteinul injuries
lie is '*H
year* old. Ilis son, llirhaid, who
■■'turned to (ienigita Fiidny iimniIn ^ ^ H er a visit here, ha* been
T
C la re n c e K. M cl.u in
Received Promotion
Clarence K. McLain. 110* Magnoil* Aveilur, -has hecn promoted
frqm the giade nf I’.F.C. to
Techniciuo Fifth Grade, accord
ing to an announcement ircelved
toaay- from
Headquarter*
V
Corps, Fort Jackson, S. C.
' Cpf. McLain Is a member of
•he service battery, 7*tli Field
Artillery Hatlalion. He has serv*
ed 18 months in the Army, six
of which were spent overseas.
He wears
th*
Asiatic-Pacific
Theater Ribbon. Before entering
Ihg. a*rvice, Cpt. Melvin was
a truth driver and tractor oper-
it iiimibi-r nf five io Im- superheti ody tie In Me model leceiVers
whitli weir i-onslrricte-l fcooi klls
and p.iil- secured h> members
of (he a-la-s in "Elements nf lt,ailio" nl Semirnde High .'-•-IhhiI nf
which Mr,.. Gludya ,t. South i>
instlie loi lire'now nil exhiliil in
the waiolow o f tliQ Saof-int Elect
ric llonipauv on Magnolia Avenue.
The set* are not for sale.
The Pi -eta wero constructed by
the following member* of (he
class. J. <. -Carpenter, flnlph
Cranston, Kenneth 1hrkle, E. C.
Har|ier, Hutch Keogh, Itlchaid
Keogh, Alvin Kilpatrick, William
Klnaril. Gene lariieUe, Charles
Lumlquisl, Jack Matra, Cat! Most,
John Itumtdey, Cliaite* Ktnllh,
Walter Smith, Stanley Stacy ami
1-ester TillU.
•..
S
MASONS TO MEET
Monro* Chapter . Nn, IS pf
the H.A.M. will meet Tuesday
evening at 8:00 o’clock, accord
ing to an announcement today
by Secrelat)1 Frank I-. Miller.
The Royal Arch llegiee wilt lie
conferred and refreshmcqtz will
r i • i i L*i
. • i •• l sitrtil
"tt
** . .| I I I *II14*V
t
-t.ii,.
'!»
f=tra t 1
.4 *1 . |% iiiLii f i r *
i»n IV p» .«
,0 ■ .
Ilk (ill •I t l l r i i ' i D p!rtc»*^ lit t h e
p o r t i l l..ii .old inoliionrii irii..
I
•I ( wl n't l"! *'4 t (i4 tliiti *
Iliti (! 1 .11, In- no •pifliiin id h. in.,. .■
vital pint ind lull's mil-I ,-wntuiUi- | •Mlghlv'*
a in fl.lllIrtHf In rill I'llllltS lit *
owuti'i
to piny in moving Pic»isnit it- 1 tit*1 *41441 i4«*vetaipL
VollIlM*' ••■ "III |,l . mIii, I .
||
! VIIlf1
-lit flit* rt .!> tU <411
jlepJt.ud.J--, 1 l,v--i'li,m_
I .11-1.141- LUstJS ItHlilL F.itlltJttAj
ha*, u
i. .1 . |i..|nii-.| ...j^ ib^> i J u u t t i . .ifli .1 ____ 1
Cd .l ' s k
ilL the w,-11 .. * .' , In I"., i. * - . Ion J 1 1M*(i f II * 111•*11 ell stt.M'al .IILUther
should linn been iiien.u ed liv ilo | >iInfill in 4 iU I L r -•n**»*
(uni* tin* fill- «•»'
ohstimiiv id the leadership *'f Hu
if»
«
two iiumn, .nit nf a total -d Jo ji I4tofl 11 ||fIJ|4•MIlilt* (III* " ♦♦*•411 XX'llelt*
rrcrilf
+
nf Tn ted IhmIo*. Unit Ule I* hoi flu |ll f l l*l|| - 111*'
ails wen- m n|H.|tHiii' t. t■, tlien di«i * Lid » it+i't’i4*d4
credit, nod til Ilie I iedlt ,oT hi )
I I \ l i s t l \ H is t II t l l G E D
gturned lafuu a, a nlin|e lo t !' >
I
| . Iieti la in Mi t
Pearson
of I'oiii -........ i l l ......... oi—i e I(on
should toiv. b o . . d "* tnl oiidi i . , !ti| . ’ I .,, o , i tiniiorahly
li.uce-l |torn ftia* I iltta-d States
tlie cm luu-tniiced e l t*v tin .
I N.,v v
o-oidoie i" i'd..im.divou
Prr*ideid
lint IVUI I ln\
I d ' ih Hi*' Per ' “ Fliii Ida t'.i
-ullcied he.ivit
j tilth*-! :*|'.ll.tllm
» **Jll4*| . I
S,
duftrtg ltd- peiidd. .. f ll.tv*■ |,i ;
,t| til • 11■r i ■
l r t I **i
H StwL
diruted Wi liit*.I I,, s.dtet oom* !
i IM IPFVS \ I ION
regardles. nf week end .levid.qi
l i eni|ilw\mrtil
iMtiijtrii.MilInn
meeds. *|lie Nation, however, Inis
suffrtcil even mote than we of rhiH'kd totnlliiitf $175 wept to
l l !•«•»
in SfMiiiiolf (‘uiihty
this Slate ho it ha- tieen *h- 1 slut » f I Il4* \vi*vk ••' 4»1lk* NLt\ IK^
pl tv ed of too*I adequate for ruuo,. nrt tinisi j
In
I rtt 3 It Smilh.
thousand., of pec*ons. The woihi tltaiinidii •*! lln' Ht'itsLi I ih Iu **
Ivan Mtffeted iieeaUss* vvoild liHtd- tit**! I ‘«u»uiiu*nm SluU'witk
itock* mu,! ia- diacminti-il t*y lln- iiit'titn tulaltnl itfrt.SO’J .
number of cal loads of Florida
foodstuff* which ate io*t because
of this rail til- up, The perishNOTICE
able* we have lost ill tin* fields
or in l i nmit will he irpltteed on
The
IleauLi
regret* that on
American table* by less perish
ureoiint of the acute paper
able products, which might other
*h»i tage all standing display
wise ho available for movement
advertising will l-e leniporarlly
tiHatarving people, oversea*,
discontinuevl
upon completio
"The one thing Tor which- wa
of |»ie*ent schedules. We hope
in Florida may he selfishly thank
lh.it* no fuilbei irduction* in
ful, is* that the rarl -alixturbaucr
di-pl.i> -t-Oce 'will lie-ncs-essat y
didn't ihsui a month or two
nod that -landing ad* can b«
ent'Uer. Had chi* stopped rolling
ie*uinrtl In tin’ near future,
during the peak of our perish
able* movement the effect* would
A-lvei tiling Department.
have ■ been l r e m c it dously in
creased."
......................... .............
■ '
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Ill PL * .4? "lo I 1 il.tiib. I 'l IV I |tin t
•lt« fill hi’it r ■
m(l i_
l«t*t illilltlf*
i m in i
by
M»
h*rt ‘Ir V-- tt - *il» ! D ili I
*udT
M
lllht ..
lo t rt rfOi •flirt i atiiriilifrial 1 ...... .. <to\ e*v-1
|ll tiliilt a h.
• I»*vi4<iu4
* % r »• • i ».» \| ,.
Vf.itin
J Af-KHns: VII I
t i,»
,v .,,
'The .Soviet Foreign Mill isle I accident wcie filed aa.-y
cl J ) - —The imbtlc w s z ^ m t im L i:
*FF*»rtji •**• 'l,t! I '" '1 rawld .,ui be .eu .ded at
hv the HUte Hoard of Health -o 4 r'y »*!"
" ' " U|,rV * nt ,l " m‘
.
uy"rL t .,.'^ W :,.
..f
l.i
t vctj^uliilikf «1Jiltfl iir.it NIm*( 1■ *•'
islotu*
* pomumiitu
niunuunccil jn
jrimux
iITiioii,
nnrn, thw
*na •
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with the iiiuxl legitimate ivixtic- lice of Sheriff Hand, due in tlic
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Polio
Hysteria
--------------fact that tin- .act'(dent happened
of
#tttu
Soviet
Union iatut frti»
type o f equipment produced by
T in
I ra(i-d (he
po^njiiillly of an uillstde J-emiiiutc County
the Stine Machine Co. and said
ilccizjan un i epai tilion* Florida Slide Itigliway I'atrol
State Officer asagiec<l
that many articles were prtsluced By
office said I ha l reyuntx* am the
well."
ODDFELLOWS TO M EKT
Sanford Lodge No. -J7 I.O.O.F
will meet at 8:00 o'clock thia
evening in a regular session.
All
members
and
vliiUng
brothers are' Invited to attend.
.
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PATHBR'H d a y LL'NCII
be open,from 7:00 A , M- to
Fathers o f fourth grade students
T> M. at U>« same poiiing
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11 pu; irs« '
M»‘ImIiiv ,i*o ILa l It i tf.ti m a in tHtlMiir i . -1 f L*(2 turn Hq ' t' •it he f ' l i i t s ’il S f . i f t . ■i 1 «u | [ ij*
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lay. V ■ ii m.t-lr Mil' *lit'
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litiH
tin* t*iii
lilt1iimpa 1" I M
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alu
th«lr own *employer to m IL *"7
merchandise if thia rule was
ted. This and other Indigniare becoming unbearable."
it group dltcuised ownership
luck land In order to supply
to growers, and It was
______ that the^, Bureau should
not own land for this purpose;
action, however, on the matter,
was deferred . until the next
meeting, Mr. Culltun salt!.
■ ■— TOMORROW
.1
'tr
N a t io n s
l..-* ig f
I*-*ij» t
Immediate Action
^ By Legislators
Urged By Bureau
"" ">
llr it is h
111\ Iu i\
i n 't
H e la
weekly
ln>. w ith * "cii' nniid Inlk- Itnth
were inlrwlln I'd bv II II < ol,
limn who
li.tigc nf Itu
piugrani. On
thq
iix-'.’iMindi Ism
,*l
Itev. M aik t'mpentet. • iuitrinan
of tile
Youth-' Sciv lit- I 'mil
Ulittee. the lad«t> t tub votcil
an award nf So cacti to best
student in English fo tht -cninr
class at Seminole High School,
to
the
"best cifict-i " in the
tenim d n ss, and t" in* in-**
student
in
pui lianw'iUii > law
arming the Ftjliu* I aimer*
President lam I t -In I wt-lnum-d
Tclcgiaitis ui Ring "frillies* urlion’ on ttie ' pan ,d senator* buck to the t-liib Mil;'" M i
and
rong i ess men
on
pending Hutchison who lecentlv ntuiiied
labor ielation* hill* so that never ftom the Pacific Thealri and
again can public interest or wel stinmincrd that the notnoud con
fare he lit the "tneicy of any vention of Hotnrv Intel nut muni
organized
group,"
were
din- will sotm Ihj held in Atlantic
airbed
Saturday
to Senators City. Upon suggestion of W aller
0 . Andrew* and Claude Pep M. Haynes, it was voted to ask
per and In Congressman Joe Jten- S. Kendrick* Uuern«cv id lackdrtek* by mouther* of Jhe Hoard sonville to represent the -'aiifunl
of Directors of the Seminole club.
Mr. H arris suid that In l-egan
County Korin Ilurcau, following
a meeting at the office of Am cri- Ills theater. rarcer maniigo-g •»
-it the
can Fruit (irower* Inc. in the
theater in Hi"
aid tliat
A tlantic National Hank lluildine.
of *“ "lie
tile motion
motion pi
plcturs- lhrat<-i
try
Farm Ilurcau Piesidcnt M. t„ j the
Itiilary
('till lim lifttlny tvvrjiJt'*! t he - yotif,u*: ®b©
lent i»f tbr telegram* whiih i**«il by nuiing hi \ U r U I drives
all
ns follow*
"We mgc you take a ml in raising fund- t.ii
Yrarles*
action
on
pending kinds of charities.
Ho further-explained th.ii mo
(Vnbor relaliwn* hill* so that never
not
" g a in can public interest, health, tion pictures nclualh
and general welfare, or govern move, hut simply ptc-enl an
ment itself, he at mercy of any illusion of motion when a -.erica
organized group, .Merc settle of separate still pictures p»*a
ment of present coal, rail strikes in front nf a light. Sound, he
wilt not solve the nrohliAn as •aid, was perfected in I'JJ') and
strikes which preceded thasc and was first used on records much
those which follow hear equally, like a phonograph. The sound
u
photonrN|>het| on the
tn«
If less spcctacuhuv harmful re now
U
photographed
sults.
*
j i> s
\ t t c m p t in g
e a k c it e d
rr
HotHt Ullls «( thr irtiulni
S
N m v
i *
Touchton And Molotov Says U. S.-Anglo Bloc
Harris Speak
Waged Offensive Against Reds j
At Rotary Meet
Is
I t ill
\\ \ s l l l \ t ; i <IN . M a y 2 7 .
(A P II ' l l l i i n c r i l i l i c u t a tu l
.liilin
L . I .m i i» m iM lf A n
o t h e r n t l f t iq r l in e n d . tin*
S*rj i ..* i t a l, . K ik t' ' I n - tn iii'n ii.if5 liW » ? i». iW t W T T ii t a ilu n * .
■ i a w i .s a n rl hih c u m m it lo o
. pod
| »r ■ 2 1 - - listtit *■ w n h
S e e i e l n t y i ' f tlt«* I n t e r io r .1.
officers.
M in is t e r
I)c -
T r u m a n 'H
L a b o r•
I to fo re *
T lie
h u a r d ’s
g fe rite tlt
S c r e a k w it h t r a d it io n in its
r.-reeomincwlattoiis is contained In
the suggestion that
(hr vety
! op
W iHiiiti. M
tlL n k
h u |i i .‘ U "
terms
"officer"
a n d , "enlisted |
M+Ii-itl ill
lhr
I , m k Li ' i n t Ft
tin i
men*' lie banned front. the Atniy
II ..t I Ilf \ Il.lHtD i IM'I I ■' »* I
vocabulary.
The"’ haunt said ;l
»4* Itfltl, I (*' * ,11**<:| lb I* ||M*I n*OL‘
!
thought tlint simple move would
ill.lit 11*11 «ill • 1*1
I i
go n lung way toward narrowing
rt?4o. iiu'lmitity
i i’Irtv bd4 j
the official Htnl social Rap be
\m*ip pint nf iW 2TJ |
tween officers unit men.
fit it l i b n u i i t l
H*bf
| h V w Mi ill iM fin ? t.
It lecmnmcmlcd that all m ilitary
firifflit >11111
. personnel tic referred to simply
\\ hflhei m itc*t IInsert u*it \
, jo» soldier*.
*
*
r
uM r*.
u l i i r l i havt* I t t f i i
kept
tit j
• The six-man board was beadedj w.
. ,
. .... , ,
by
Lieu ien a.il General Jimmy l w -‘mea l,w ‘ U»* 5 15 train was not likely lo taki- off. Nrw Yo rk* tnilUum of roouiiutri lH*«nn erbium* t i , \ oitulitiHn ilunng thr in* up*
Doolittle •m l « m muilo up e x *|fVcry r* lln * d g.*tr c»irl>r lit thr jft<-in«aHi HtinJictU o| rmpinyrr* brs-iti h-Mitu* « m k r b off shoiilv oftM
I
*fWJOti Hrtr 1-* i ivpicnl ic riif at 1'i‘in iu U »d 1a aS .ii.4 . alien Lr*iig l-ikmi**? Um^ht u* git ub.Miti hr «m
clusively of cx U. I.'s anil form* umnt.
*(
"Union portem working for
merchant would refuse to allow
llit lc r ly
n n iu u r s
t
p it a l
179
Another Attempt To End
Fails
Train
WASHINGTON. May 27,
f/P)— Tlte Army’s so-enlled
"gripe board” today laid
before War Secretary Pat
terson a 53-paue statement
mil' what it thinks enn be
• Irene' to ‘Improve the United
States Army.
- — “ Also - urge—xuppurt 'biit nutI*wing, gangster practices, most
(jjpotnbie being union requirement
« n many terminals that farmers
trucks must be pnlosded by union
men, often resulting In produce
being trucked one block only at
cost excess *50 a load, when
farmers truck could have de
livered at merchant's door with
out additional cost,
NO
U r iT ii
Tile boaid also recommended
abolition of the band salute, ex
cept on Arm y post* and in over
sea* areas.
Abolition of an,
rules or custom* which make lank
a barrier to social associations
also wns tecomniemlcd,
The board pmposnl a thomuch
Revision of existing difference* m
pay. promotion, furloucbs. decora•
S o v ie t
F o r e ig n
lions and food. It called, loo. fm
new measures aimed at raising . .
.
...
..
. . .
A m e r ic a n
C a
the standard of leadership m i Ih' I m 11JO I* >\ .V . 1 1 II I t ’ ll l S O I l
S
u
b
d
u
e
W
Arm y. Said the board:
W e lc o m e d b y P r e s i
"Am ericans look with disfavor
upon uny system which grants
d e n t L e u It. L e s b e r
. unearned privilege* to a particular
L if e
A n ew
F o r
clas* of individuals."
Hubert
H . t r t iw,
of thy i
The board said it look inlu
nan c , o f 1tl»c* Hit?. Thi*«tri. s*11*1 U m ile I
account »M
thev possible .danger
undermining authority and "diseip-!
V’ ' ll “
,,r. racking
11%a i h i lit.' i \
mI
lb r
S l till! |
In nboliihing Mint* nfflm r I
"
t
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e
i
t
l
n
L*
litlN,!
ttlis
nrlvil^rrj*.
J\le (H||ir(j
fhllt ' lll<,h,,W'
frtvtleges.
Ute
I> d L i I m !
N EW SPAPEH
DooliUIc Committee
Urges Abolishment;
Of Words “Officer”
£ And “ Enlisted Man”
pendulum swung in the opposite
direction.
It said lied Army of
ficers today have fai more pres
tige than a rr aided officers in the
United State* Army.
w e a th e r
H
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8ANPoi<n F l o r i d a "
iray, Carswell,
>tark And Jerry
speak At Meeting
^
w a n t «■
N E W TIRES?
COME IN TODAY!
.
which wa» " i l l attended,, w»*
held in celebration of the rictpiiiiItott uf u charter for the now
organisation.
The nrcwberahiji drive wn. pot
Into full nwlutr. The nolo aim nod
purpose of the Nesro Chamber
o f Commerce, according to it.
founder*, 1* to provide the negro
people of Seminole County with
recreation facilities and In help
eiHivate the netfio in the funda
mchUil* of lictter riliicnxhrp. The
IMuup icipie.U the encourage
ment and co-operation nf the
white iieople of the counts.
people Interested in the
Colored pco|il
KEMEMBIilt
*l,*‘
mp art advised In «onUct D. floriija, io*\rll:
Ik f II ill 1* *>f fiW Cf»F ^(Tlloff
CnriurH or Itov. Unit*.
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t m ii t T u n
run t \\ iik k d
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It W I Iran,', hnlilvr ol T »» I'rilifli.il. No iifcf, l».i|Cil ttl- Slot ilay
of July l, i,.T l»:* Iia. Mini unit
III III) I.rflt-e ,io-l tut. mail, until cm*
ilitn (.«, b to* ilrnl In lie u*ttt-d
Million
ttilil rritlflentil rlllliUre.
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ilie 1*011 ol) of Nemlnoln. Mint® of
Tin»
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(Circuit LTiurt Hr»I)
ti. I*. IICIl NTK»N,
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Kemiroil* (Vimiv, Fl'ttM*
FATHER'S J )A Y liS y N D A Y , JUNE 16!
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10RD PRESIDENT of (he British Cabinet Council, Herbert Morrison
(le ft), leaves the While Hotur with Dean Acheron, Action Secretary of
Slate. Morrison, who U In the U.'S, on a World food fntrsioh, taiil tie and
President Truman compaf cd notes on famine relief.
(fnlcrjuriioual)
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S m o n lk Tlrat
9«r f oer Ofjg.
T h e T ire Tha t S ia y t
S a le r Longer
U 9 So lrtjf
Incorporate* nil the
patented, rieluHv*
feature* tb it tone
h»ve made rrrevton*
T ire * famoui for
•lira miltigs sad ex
tra safety. And all at
no aitra coil to you.
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♦o To® Wf Will
Yo«r Car
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STREIT S L U M B E R CHAIRS
The Perfect Gift for Father'll Day, Jijne 16
Reg. 4.95
WHIN A 10ND0N, (NOIANO, HOUSEWIFE, Mrs. Pamela Bates pliced
three little chicks In a baiket In front or the fireplace, she failed to give
any thought to the houso cat “ Squibs." These pictures show that Mrs.
Bales needn't worry, for maternal Instinct outweighed Uio cat's taste
for pouHry. “Srjulbi" carries one of the chicks (top) In her mouth. At
bottom, the cat joins her adopted family In basket.
(International)
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Thii chair ft adjustable in three diffsrsn! positions for the best in relaxation . . .
no better chair hat ever been built. You, loo, will agree, once you sink into the
luxuriously cushioned comfort of this chair. Complete with matching Ottoman
that has a compartment in the top for storing house slippers, etc.
REMEMBER . . . IT’S EASY TO
Now/
P A Y THE MATHER W A Y
Thsyil practically doubts your rang* of vision, maka
nl|ht driving much *if»r. Aveng* Ilf* *f tbs bulb la
approximately tbrts ysirs. Blmpl* and suy to Install.
The Cftfifortable
and Handsome
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Check These
(Just Tho Thins For Dad's Day—
Juno 16)
S t e e r in g
W h erl
Chit you im a g in e th e Bm ile o f
(linnkd and
a n p re c U tio n
w hen
Dad secs thin b ig , ro o m y , s p rin g *
fille d c h a ir ?
A f t e r a h a rd d a y
at the o ffic e , he c*Hn co m e h o m e
ami relax c o m p le te ly w ith j o y f u l
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chroms plittd bits, llslps
yon handle-a car with «»»».
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Th*** fin sit quality t i s
tndg*< will krnp your mater
running longer wtilirmt rapairs, roreign nfkttsr lg
quickly moored from you
gucltlt (ikikit li ■■•tiM
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A linns in Mtmil
ADS ARE N£WS
coin fort, nntl rest assured that this
ch a ir is one o f th e beat m a d e fo r
co m fo rt, s e rv ic e , looks, d u ra b ility ,
and w e ll w o r th e v e r y cen t o f th is
y $ r y lo w p r ic e !
P r in te d In fitg T y p a
Has avsrything ueadtd for
minor sctldenU.
. NOTICE TO THE
fuel
BsSy to motuk
HARD OF HEARING
PU M PS
P ip
Am ®
W g & J J -rO .M IM S S
v p a f
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XU ay-to -rtsd rsToirlag In
d i c a t o r , r i n s q u a lity in
•v a ry raapaet
I’ lntform Rocker
Tho price may. bo
lower on .this chair,
but the u>mfort and
constructlbh Bt a n d
Becond to n o n e I
Sturdily constructed
and with fine uphol
stering materials.
Acoustierm Anmnini^—
FREE CLINICS FOR HARD OF, HEARING
life and dtpepdsbTa
foruunc*. Tb*y*U p n
Inert*** yeng ear’s #fft.
clanoy.
Sanford Mayfair Inn
Thursday, May 23rd— Hours: 10:00 A. M.-BtOO P.M .
You arc Invited to coiue lit for g free test of your hearing
C * . . - v ^ snd a dcmotuinUon of the
lott Long*, G lv B 'H *
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PAN
BELTS
New Super Power Acousticon Unipac
A hearing ski that can be worn as an MU in on*’—«r with battaftaa aeparatr. A Tom Thumb battery no larger than the and
of your -thumb f i m smailrg poucr In U»U tww modal. Fittmtt made from eltran dllfemu receivers both bone and alrtiuly hearing letun. Hare now U the hearing old you hare been
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fo*
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waiting
J A C K
PLATFORM ROCKER
Jfawly dislfaid, asay.to.
w-typa Jack.
Really one of the better built plat
form rockers that Is aurc to plcnso
"Dad” when he sees it and slU
down to’ relax after a hard day’s
work.
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W e Are Happy to Announce That"
;! . . ;.' *, Mr. E. W. McRae,
who la a trained specialist on hard-of.hearing problems,
and takes on utxJmtandlng interest In lielptng the hard
t i W tlw, -
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Aco usticon McRa e
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FVwtda West Oboot DtitHbuter
fawlonst Bldg-710 Central A ve_*t. ^ettnfbmg. fla.
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To Protect the Peace of the Wo rid i
To Prooiota the I'rotrn ii ef America;
T o > Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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D A I L Y .N E W S IM V E K
F L O R ID A .
THURSDAY,
M A Y *3 .
A xsociu lcil Press I .eased W ire
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Nationalists
e City
Operators After Krug Conference
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Krug tu Washington after the latter had been named by President
Truman to take over lha coal mines The aelrure order brought 4.000
bituminous mine* under governnmil rtmiroL tInternational doundphoU))
Lawton Commends Woman’s Club In
Work For Emergency Famine Drive
Campaign Head Says Number .Of Farmers
Are Contributing Fresh Vegetables
For Immediate Canning
Building.
Major MutahUon went over
seas in Junuary of l'.i(ri and
performed active duty in New
(iulnra and the Philippines. Hr
received his promotion to maior
« ^shortly after his arrival In Hie
/^Pacific area.
Major ililutrhison la a brother
of Brigadirr (ienecal Joseph C.
Hutchison, former aaeistant com
manding grneral o f the 3 1at
Infantry (l)iiie ) Dlvieioa.
- ninb kTllkd
' TOKYO. May S3, <Ar—
A
powder magatine npioahnv hilled
nine person* and Injured 13 near
r-ikuolta. on Kyushu Island. Fifty
^other persona are missing. There
JOk no ImlicatiPn that any Ameri
cana were Involved. The blast is
thought to have been aet o ff liy
a cigarette dropped by a work
man.
Veterans Service
Any veteran In ne*d pf aervlee (free of charge) In any of
tile following eateroriee la ft a 4 .quested to visit the office of
t 1 the responsible agencies lilted
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stute oigunlxntion hy Bishop and
dt-crdied him n» one of Florida’*
nio-t i-upulilr Jnyrre inemliet*.
I hoi nnl Ion-fly mitlim-d the
foundnlmn of the Natloiml orgaiiitalinn. explaining thai it was
founded in Ili'Jtl by a yiiuiig man
nmned 1 'buries Kisrnlmwe of Ht.
luiills. lie as-rrtevl that today tjie
nrganiiuthm Is repr»Miiite,l over
the entire United States, part*
df I'arinda mol ul-o in Hawaii
He also* mentioned that at or •
time the Jaycee- of MontreiImu-te.l the lurge-t loemtiei shn
in the world uml the treasurci
elect remarked that somethin
the Orlnmln cluli, which cloim
to have the country'* larg*"'
membership, may send u dcligu
tiou to t'unailii to investigate
the figures.
Itelntivi- lo the rnmliducy of
Baccalaureate
To
For County SvIkhiIs
Revealed Hy Lnwton
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Pearl Harbor Attack Ends Today
ti* n l st; bikini ouoo yirtMifiv mliUnt
To
Run .Mines
ii«i\rfS around ;h«* tMtu gutr#.
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Hospital i*t lioekv Mount, X. I'.
Mr. Mui-liall. wtni wa- born
in Wndlry, I.a ha.) lived in Sooford for a nuiolier of year*, lie
was n nii'nltoT o f the Fli-t'!t»|flist Oiuiih. the Masons, llie
BrotherhiHsi of laienmotive En
gineers und the IlfotherhoiNl of
Firemen.
Survivors I n c lu d e hi* wife.
Louisa McConnell Mnt-hall of
Hanford; ills parent*. Mi nod
Mr*. W. J.■‘ Marshall of Wndley.
tia. and one sister uml uno brother.
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Funornl servires, not yet liunuunce«l, will he held in Wudlcy
and burial made there..
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Th«* ' lillUll I• t Io<IIIy .kill 4*9
on a Kin?4!C4li(«i of it** chuittnn't,
lie mm tutu Scn.it.-i AII khi Hoik
Icy 4*f Kiiitmkv. that it' ^4*ck «u»
JUIllitinhul Rl (lny» to I(»III|)IH”
itn report. Tin* « in««*nt ilr:ulliii«*
not liy F ihiijm’ -, is I iiiii* I. Tlu*
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Wilmi’t E. Marshall
Mrs. .1. N. Robson, Jr. Died Wednesday A.M.
Reported Improving: Wilmrt K. .Mar -hull. Ineomo-
Former Athlete, Minister, College
President, To Run For Governor
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Hd'ininoli*
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lllglt Htlnail III thr rttlifh* «•!
The Sanford Woman'- flub
8ttbdt| J y 2 nl Iheli^ li i lio :
under the direct Inn of Mi-. II W.
ulKJUmitini. II ^si.*« uiilKiuncttl InRucker, ureahlent, has Iwen doing
tlay hy tfnpt T. W Ltwlou Ur4il*
nn exccllrnt job of soliciting con
Uttloil rviri-PA -a ill t.iki* pf-trf tin*
Funeral seivicrs for I'ln dtrs tributions in the form of canned
next rtrititii! nn I will In* hi * h;»r •••
good*
and
money
fm
the
emer
I.rc Flowers, who •I**-*t at his
Seldcn Waldo for the piesldei • v nf Ulr t 1 ti|.»I ilifC • I*1 '
gency
Famine
Food
Drive.
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home on Celery Avenue yrsler
..............11 m i l 1 1*. .ti l*itn«*r
of
the I ’ nlled Stuty^ Jill...
day, will bo r*'i*<lort*-'l at the announced this morning In T \Y Chnmliet of ('ntninerce. Tl»>i* >1 111*11
-a
: wilt •al «■
I,nwton.
chainnnn
of
llie
-line
First Methodist t hturli .01 Kripraised tin- nliihtv if the loo- k- plan- M - 111 ...."ui • t .< ■ <
"Tliere l- at present 1
day afternoon at 't " " o'clock
linlne-ville mini uml mge*t •’ *■ 10 (Ml
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with the Hcv. .1 t
McKinley of gieen Vegrtidile- 10 .-•■mi ole suppmt of the liH-al organismn-n Mcla-ol p.ivlin nl I In- M. IIiihIi*I
officiating. The leinmo- will le* County that should •»-. moued in support of his election to tli.t CtlUirll n! t )*!•-. I-• I- III. 'Ill
till
pose in the Chotili f'"in .*'.00 hnmeifiatetv lieforr ttie> V,( Jo offire. Thornal iminled 00' lh.it
main oiilii-.-s
watte," said Mr. l-nwioo
I*. M. til 3:00 P. M
F'loridn never hai| had Into 01
Ilin ila III Call- M il In-- will lx'
Born in Effingham. S. t , Mr.
The canning facilitie, of tin* that offire nor did the sitile ever
Flowers moved to Hanford in rounly ure apparently over have a rundldate for the pnsition. lield licxl Hutiday evcnliiR a*. II (Si
o'clock at Hie l.ymmi Hrliiad. Ismit1009 and was engaged in farm worked, hut uppoilitlheiil- miry
The newly elected state official
ing for many yeurs. lie was a lie made up to 4-.nn oMock in ulsu outlined ihe current esteo- wood, with the Itrv M:uk Carpen
fneinlirr of the Melhislisl Church. Ibe afternoons for noy oersona ■inn progrntn of the nutiumil m- ter of Holt C'nxt- K»n—"|m I CIiui 'll
-*t Oviedo
Hurvivnra include thu'e sons, who wish to can vegetable-. In* guiiiiation. He imintcd out llmt deliverui. thr uililrc
Cecil K. Flowers
mid C. M. added. A number of fainrei- me 17 new mgmiiratinn* have le- school al « 1*1 P M -Itni.lit Willi
II. II link pi-tnt
ii« thlr ilo
Flowers of Sanford, anil^ II, l..
contributing fresh vegetable- and cently been affiliated In 1'i'soanil at
Flowers of (Jreen Cove Spiings; these will lie of grral V a l i n if noil asserted that dd niganun IlaptLst (m i ir li iriiklm
three daughters. Mrs I.**!.» Mae they Can tie canned Imnu-.lmli-lv lions in Florida have state utfilm- the t a k e M hv ( '.nolii'iin*t Clpireli
t«-;ik
Brockman of Taft, Mi- Flira- A nuntlja, uf tturva have l-*»e» linn which show, an rioproi*- with tin- H*-i \ f K-itn*
\t f >ni 11 mm*i
helh Droskey of Wahl*' »"•! Mrs. to receive contrlbulloo- .o.l . m, inent ovei the appruslinatrli li. lug al It
Eric \V. Prevail of Seville, iluee one purchasing cmineil g*»-l m.iv organiratton- that lernaitied affd tug.
Qrnilni in
f-\et.
n i l 1 .ike
brothers.
Etlgrlie Ftoweiof
luted doting the recent mold
make depo-it- in Imxr|>lace a . follms
I tin ui M. Insil
North Carolina, Aaron Flowers
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conflict.
It was ITP*irt^l that womr
and • Ernest Flowers **f t'ampPresident .Inck itutlgan presid Friday rteniug M it il wiili *0'*
of the Methodist Clint • h \« ill
ville. Fla.
ed
over the meeting and intro- lief. J K Mi Ktnlet |>*-t**i nt thr
work at thr. ehurrh nil Tur*«li»y
Burial will tie ifiadr 111 the and F'ritlay, nt Ovieslo on Friday ducetl Cliff Casliion,
recently P ld t MetlimtUt Cliurcli *d H.tn- r i m :
'lie Material* Ditudon of
family lot in Evergreen Cemetery.
circled
president
of
the
Orlando ford giving thr addles.-; Turwlty th'- oilier of Ihe Avdstant Hecrethat local women will ion ut
May 2« nt Oeneta wllll uchlrtrrActive pallbearers will tie J. M. and
Junior
Chundier
and
also
I’leirr
(he county* canning kitchen on
lurt cl *Ii** Navy. VP e - Admiral
Cameron, W. L. Harrison. Itohert
Brassier, managing rdilnr of the liwnt day und'graduating exrrrlw- IPu Motret; labovri tia* been
al (.On p M ; Wed in.'day cvrnllig.
Tnrmsher. Arthur Moore. K. W. Geneva Avenue on Saturday.
Orlando Morning Sentinel.
The food relief drive i- re
May 29. ut a lS o'clock nt the n a m 'd ht lidrtlnr Hevietary K m a
Fit# and Watson Wollace. Honor
take Mary Hrhaol with Itrv Mc to take eltarge of the federal opary pallbearer* will lie W.* P. ported to have 4.4utl comndlter*
.
NEW OWNKItHIIIP
eriHmi "I III*' fntIMW He dlt-cted
Stone. Q. J. Meriwether. James at work representing mote than
NANKING. May 23. I/1-) — Kinley giving Itn- main uddir - goveH)|||**|i VHCfptlmis nl nil lew
C’irksun. E. Fi. Brady, Fianct* tl.'JOO communities. Citisens and
.'«-latg<»t»-and mi—*-power ami-Tbui—luy-ovsioiun. Mat TIL -»1 fin* n- . «nd pl|«fiinew afte r tln-y
James HiM sihr rhlldrvn a fr p r t M by IhF Fahiliie ful new* agency »oon will la* Qviedo lllgtl-Rclwnl WIHk * 1" ' B '-v
were rut-1
i lid*-t it.itmu.it i
Emergency 'Committee to rat
placed entirely under private own M ark Cui|**nter deliverthii tt*« »iionly one slire o f bread a meal:
4m s
ership
and
control.
The
informa
cut down on pies, rake* und
doughnuts; eat more potatoes, tion ministry say* that Die or
oatmeal and fresh vegetables; ganisation — .the central new*
be owned
primarily
An incien-e*l (<mmI -upply pie
dean up the plat* at each meal; agency—will
.
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Chinese
publisher*.
It will klictesl for It*lit hy the D. S De
*av.
and
turn
In
fat.
and
keep
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Dorothy Tealo and Chriaieen up Victory Garden production.
hisve no connection with either partment of Agriculliiip i- exBrooklln of take Mary received
In Europe, war-drva.lt-d coun
. puvernment or Chlang Kal- pected to mluce ictnlt pi in**
Mi-. .1. N. Itnhson. Jr., who
blue ribbon* at the 4-H Club ex trte# have suffernl the worst. a h ,k » Kuomlntang Party,
atx'Ut rjte |tc*i (-fill.
'was injured .Sunday afternoon In
hibit given Wednesday evening at crop fallurei In 75 yenrs. Muny. _
nu iiolmnohile collision m l-icd
the meeting o f the take Marjr art ao weak from nungrr they1
crickaliiiig. Vu„ I* reported In
Perent Teachers Aasociation of are unabl, to trork. They are
fair condition nt the Muithn
which R. II. Eubanks U presiden*. unabla to work In Ihe firitis
Washington Hospital nt FredDorothy took fir*t place in second lo grow their own food, unable
vrtckshiug where she vvu- tnkrn
year baking and Mary Christecn to mine coal to revive their -ininunediiiti'ly after the iicciilcilt.
Brooklln took first place in third deatrie*. and unabl* to stand at
Mis. .1. N, Itoh-oii said today
year
^ loom* to make doth, and are
r.. baking.'
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that she has received word that,
AUBT1N, Tax, May 23.
— fcoultl aUutil up ntttl fight for his her daughter-in-law had la-en
First place n firstjreer » « " in g swiftly loaing all strength to
he
M „woP bJt Yvonne Eubank*, and rekablliUt* tbemaelve*. accord- Dr. Homer Prie# Rainey or i*xaa belief*. As « third choke
i BoJ» Bryant In second year |ng. to l^e Marshall, exerutlva hasn’t been exactly all things to explains — he could sneak out |dnce*l m a cast nod it is be
lieved that vertebrae in her neck
director of the Emergrnry Food all man at all tlmas. Rut in hi* Of hi* native state like a whipped are broken. Her arms were
time he haa been a 'professional dog. Rainey chose to stall*! and
Collection.
thought to lie pnrnl>'ie<l hut she
baseball player, a Baptist minis fight. He was fired.
felt u slight tingle in them yes
ter, a college Instructor, and th*
T
h
f
baseball
playing
prrnrhcr
terday, which wa* nn encour
president of the University of
eeyk
his
goals
ore
industrial
aging sign, Ihe dortnr* rrnurted.
Taxae. Today ha announced hie
peace,
a
liellcr
public
health
proMr*. Itohson also stated that
candidacy for $ e governorship
ram 'and improved farm condi- her son, Janies. Jr., who wax
'■Die tana Star State.
on*.
driving when two young men
Rainey dHn*t/ leave the
Before !<ccoinlng president of raq a slop Rltht" and smashed
the Texas state university. Dr. Into his car, received a severs
Rainey had been piesident of blow on hi* forehead which re
** " ill University in I’qpnsyl- quired five stitches, lie also re
a professor on the staff reived a leg Injury but is not
Austin College In Sherman, confined .In the hospital.
Fearl Robson, trained nur*/
*«.; the University of Oregon;
hnd Franklin College in Indiana, and sister of J. N. Robson, Jr.,
l i t also served us director iSf has departed for Fredarickxliutg
Ui* American Youth Commission, where she will go on duty as a
baseball with Houston six-rial nurse fur her sistci-in
i. fceague. \view si
Ldke Mary 4-H Club
Girls Get Ribbons
i»
. elsrwtlrre It
\l r '.n t r a l tUsitdi.t -,i> wtrett tilts
s 1tinsiilrsvt
in 11 Sirttion tlu-re
tint ts-eii re . . i« i u
ralltnail
(»r.lv
• A *| I
By Dr. Brownlee si imsoii Asscrls I'resident Roosevelt Was
I ’ r O K T s lIllN
x--u i i t i i
U UIII « r-rillllU'
(viimn ! i »| itnit'i*» i»
Vui* 11* ,ni • .*n» ; »t Malmedv rr*»*v» •
tliei aeut * . fti.o .r Ikol .t OrttiMin They .ire t ••!»*
h
Pan/rr ■* Kit K trim
H
,,f ||M. «|f |t
Be Delivered ‘
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T i t o rn tlrn iiii s t r i k e fia t
s t a r t im I. Im u i i ' I*. M . S t ; t tii 1a r i l T i n i i ' . . tin* i l t ' a i l l i i u ' in
t i n ' f i v u - t l p y t r u e * ' f o r llu*.
A t l a m p - S p a l i o a h l ; • j m i s s i ' tI
w itlim ir an y
wunl
xif
a
f-c(tl«*m«*iit. It p a s s i ' i l .w i t h
tin- r a i l r u a t l i i f p i d i a l o r s s t i l l
w r r fit g lln ii- in
in . - \ n H r t f ~ * *
llm ise .
Tills tittle there a .in iui U%t«mltl*
Ihpr rrjHlete .1- )i.i|kp**i'id ! i*l Kat fltll.tl Utility laa-fOla).*• »
tfr i u i l tin lulltnod** lx* ill Mi iviitl
mg or |vi t(*n.no: tin* »t* i o i i u m * ot
11*11114
In N*a York City
Ute
New York Central. i*nm>vlvai»ia.
and Hit* l.ollg l.l.nid umc!- enncelt*il their piilltY tire Hit o l n held
Millie Uf IU train.' irsa they IIIKI
their ikUMtigrr. Im* r-tr«iiideil Kvrn
though the iuid«e>t h o t nil extra
hour beciiu** of the diffetntct* tn
time /•»»»•** Tto New York Central
line*
III
Cho ago lilmot-N
likrr
«|\i* |KC)t |k*ts>i it ea>t *botiiul trattv
lli* >inki
t.*rfr»| on the mino*.* hi (li (Hit r • • «1 tenntnal tu
* v* i k i .
4 ♦ u - u*f» »hi*n
•rfiip l1
* "*• I' M and
Iluv(on Thornal. itrnniuri -clarl
Of thr Klorutu Jtmiot Chnmbrr
uf t'nmmrirr, fiitd- member* -4>f
the
Semiiiuli*
(minty
Junior
ChamU*r of Coinmeicr Iinlay ilitfl
W. C. Hutchison Is C. L. Flowers Service
Slated To Arrive Wednesday At 3 IV1VL
* Here Tomorrow
Major William C. Hutchison,
arcirmnniiitsl hy Mr a. Hutch iron
and tnrir tun children, Hill, Jr.
and I'enrose, ate ent»ccted to re
turn to aSunfotd tomorrow from
Wgnhinglnn, I). C. after till liltscncc uf ui'iirly three years.
Major Hutchison, who was ump!oy'e*l hy Chase A Company
prior In ' entering (h f s»*rviee,
<A.accep'.e*l a rommisaiont in tho
^^Unite<l States Army as a captain
I- ID4.7. He waa stationed at
Fort Monmouth. N. J. and PhUadelphln liefore iieing ntsigneil to
staff supervision in Wnshiiigtnii
With offices in the Pentagon
iiiv
if "ihp y*iiiii|f mvo «»f ili#* unrlil
will d r i v e for iiii|»rrtvrnii*nl, th«* '
world
itn lf
will
jrei
uluitie ;
l#elter .**
Nptukiiii’ ui the M.iyfaii
Inn
Ireful(• the fli nt limititluy him heoil
im etinc to Im* held hy the courtly
Jnycrcq l i n r c if#* iroiiraliixutiuii
la d lifttm lirr, Thonml tn «u «l
the MMcttfice made hy the yountf,
men of our nation in fitrh:iii|r
fo r the principal* o f dem ortary
and charged that thr young men
o f t inlay m u d work to uphold
thou* id eal« and make the world
a U-ttri place for forthcoming
generation*. **|f we V4»»ik.*' he
■ aid. "the
wm M will
l*<* nil
j right “
Thornal r\ p»e*»rd regret that Kh’»‘tr«| in-n .itni (ieituan • »’ !»
I((d*eit Ill*hop, pir.-idrnt elect
Hattie of l!ir Itnlge . n r p.
the Florida J a y r r r organization, f© • J i w p h lit* frit h rotntn ud
could not utteful thr meeting niton f*rir%- i *»tti u iiultne v
here today. H lm r v r i , to* m km I ! Af fnt c*o»|i
Itn o’ lo
the local cliih to |»ut forth every
effort to nuppott lli'hoh'.* art*
Representatives of Ute aoft coal nilnr operators, dtarlea O'Neill-(lefti rntfiMi at ton for hetteiineut of
and Earn Van Horn, leave the office n[ Secretary of the Interior Juliu tin* 'lu te otgnnizulfon 10 a vtholr.
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Silence * From White
House Deafening As
Management-Labor
Meetings continue
Nazi Defendants In Ma!Imedy .Massacre Trial
Calls On Young Men
Of Today To Wor
For Better Worl $
Advance Elements Of
Crack Newlst Army
Enter Manchurian
Capital Early Today
M
M U K D E N , M a y 23, </!*)—
' * The
C h in ese
govern m en t
nnnm ineod lotTify N ntToim l1st tro o p s fo r m a lly r e c a p
tu red th e M u n ch im u n e a p i
ta! o f C h a n gch u n * ui. 1 1 :00
A . M . (lo c a l t im e ).
Thu
a n n o u n cem en t sa id th e r e
c a p tu re o f the c it y fo llo w e d
s p o ra d ic fig h t in g w ith C o m munist remnants remaining in
the city. The Chinese Communist*
had captured Changchun five
urck> ago.
A communique from heailqiinrtera o f tienerul Tu l.i-Ming de
clared that Chinese .Communist
resistance noon wan overcome.
The government commander for
northeast China noted (hat ad
vance elements of the crack new
Kirat Chinese Army had entered
Changchun at 7:00 A. M.
Karlier government dispatches
*J said the Chinese Communists had
liven seen
wilhdrawitiK
from
Changchun yesterday.
Presum
ahly the Communists headed for
Yunirki, 00 miles east of Changchuns
(ieneral Tu had appealed In the
Communists on Tuesday to leave
Changchun and thus prevent
destruction in the city. There was
no Immediate indication of why
the Chinese Red* had left. The
Communists had claimed earlier
they were prepared to defend the
• city heavily,
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The government communinue
said that despite the sporadic
street fighting, the people of
Changchun lined the streets to
welcome- the Chinese Nationalist
forces.
B. S. Thornal
Speaks Before
Jaycee Group
177
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>11 • •* • •"k iT i' tl
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Housing Silnation
Is Improving On
Mon kov— Island
\|mti
"housing
OHIToveoteot
io
lim
situation^ on Monkey
h-lnO'l m it**' -aofoid /<m wC»
ye-lerd iv i«-p"i**'l t>\ I'ark Slip.,
•latioMougliloi
The Iw.i an
nexe. to Moiikev Manor which n-c
n-r.l a- 'reception .enter-" for
itcuromeis, amt op-'*' is-noiii# :l*
"loaieitiitv vv.it.l-". Itave ia-en e*ll.o g i'l .iinl -iiengtlieio-d
A new
-Ign ha- io-e11 pl.ire.t oil the mon
key cabin.
New m » nl side- to rage* hXVH
lieeu' iUlde,| itn-l. ulf- , luivo teen
ivpaiieil ami lepniuled The supply
of animal- for **»•» is now very V ..
scaire. -aid Mr. Moughton. and
on that account they nra alto
very expensive.
lie pointed .nit -eveini recent
gifts to thy :* o. one Iwing a
tncoon presented hy I’ rof. E. I*.
Granville of RoilliM t'nbege, some
guinea pig* hy Henry F. Steele
of Daytona Beach and several
iuiv type turtles by Mr*. S. Shepler.
I'eople of many c uniiiunittra
m ri-iiliai Flotilla are much in- '
t
BAINS IN TKR b UPT I’ BOGRAM laics ml in the ion tnd visit it
Recent rain* have interferred often." saiil Mr. Mnughtmi.
with the program tif the 8eminole
SOCIALITE DIKH
County Farm Bureau in furnish
ing muck lo growers, according
PALM UEAClLfllay *3,
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to M. I.'. Cullum. nresiilent. and A prominent socialite. Mr*. iKd- •
word
Townsend;
Htetesburg.
dies!
the farm bureau is considering
the purchase uf muck land which r«»day ni her Rpini Reach home.
the county has for tax sale. This She . was the widow o f. the-tie
properly was located by F. T. onricr who died in 193)1 and
MeriwwVver of the Bureau’s soils mother of James Cromwell, f.
Improvement committee.
er Minister to Canada.
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THURSDAY, MAY,, ?3, , 46
THE SANFOBD, q p n ^ L P , P ft N iy q n ; FLORIDA
Tv 0
t«nil(|.
' ■:
Herald
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V
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. . Bonds For Schools * .
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vtmy ;!
H I:-
J THIS IS IT
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On Tuesdny of this wefck q school improvement ho ml NEW YOltK ,I! Kit A L P TX IH l’NB
nmnl.t* IUrW«
elcctlof? was held In Orl«ii(|o''nhich carries some aignifiII tfit|tt«ll* %t#»ssr ‘
The specter of * railway strike
r
entice for tin- people of Seminole Comity. For however
ftM lrrest #»• • cr«»#*sl r l * M
materialised briefly on Saturda
O t U b r r ST. It'll** H U * !* • • • (M ile * j bn illy .Orange ( ’minty needs now school buildings, and evening, nml it wa« a frighteninj
mt Hmmtmed.
useeler lb* %rl other school improvements, Seminole County is in the
experience Im the country at
mi CvMirvM «*f %
t■rrb b. I^WT.
snme boat and the job o f financing such a program is large. There wa* just a tem
h o i .m m i
i«. m : * >
porary stoppage. just • few lem
the biggest stumbling block which either county faces.
M tim r
■if paralysis and confusion, but
I.OMIMO i »kj%\
The
proposed
bond
Issue
was
for
$800,00(1
and
the
llN«lnrM »l*Ma»r
thr effect was as if « cog hat]
results were not counted for the simple renaon that 51 . lipped momentarily in a great,
MM-(Miriio> m ri:«
percent of the freeholders, as required by law. did not complex machinr, as if a hunun
k.
!*• t ■blr I* Arf%«nr*
i f tanl»r, wrrl*
• .3* vote. There were approximately 10,100 freeholders eli lien t hod ik'jiprd a beat, tearing
Oar M»«ib
T3
gible to vote In the election, but only 4,1515 took the behind sensations of fear #nd
T lr r a
^
shock. II it had Iwen planned
HU *«nSk.
* * * trouble to go to the ’polls.
Consequently under Florida that
Obf Ir t r
* ’mm
way it, coubl not hare pm
law the election wns invalid.
duceii a more vivid impression of
A ll
« b llw a r»
n o lir r * .
rm r 4 « mt
I b a a k . r#«M>lalUM»* mud a * u |lrr* *»f
The same thing would hold true if a bond election the meaning of a railway strike
tblriMlHINfNla m» «b* p m r t^ r «f were held in Seminole County to finance new school to the whole American economy.
f t b l a i fMania, aa III b * A a r | r « l U r
What makes this situation all
H I r * * « l » r N lt r r fU lH M r a l r *
|buildings here. There has not been a new school.Imilil(he more urgent— and all iho
n r , i , r . ' ing erected in, Seminole County in 20 years although more ,dfpressing— Is the,character
In la n d
\ e « * p n p r,,
r
/ llira.'
. reprgMil
!'**V £ r!«i 4Ei« |*he number of children attending loeal schools huA greatly of -the -unions involved a»d tht
iRfliA Vrl,*w«i>>,iM” r4^JTbV’i’rMi" j increased. At the time* o f the last'building program it legislative framework in rrhieh
»3 « iC T *i,-n* *-Vh r r T " * i kiH**- was not necessary to get out 51 percent o f the freeholders they o|>emte. The railway brothrrhiM.ils have had wide popular
•M W*
__ _! in girder to make an election valid.
respref 'T h ey are. not handicnpTbr urr.u u «. ■.ra.br> ai.Ti.rl
Under the present laws it is going to lie practiciiIly pc<) in public opinion by such a
ri!^'"rLoii,'ir7» ThV'aJ* t.V'i"- impossible to vote u bond Issue for anything under the jn-iM.milily a* John L. Lewis or
ftbllrMlaa of ull art«« ilUpatrhr* sun. f f o matter how overwhelmingly the sentiment may by the political connotations i f
rrrdlfr*! fo It «r •»■»! «fbrr*al*r
the Congress of Industrial OrrrHllnl Im Ibu !*»»»*» »a*«l «!•« be in favor of the bond issue, it cannot be carried unless ganitatfons.
They have followed
lit latal
f*MblUbe»l b*f**w 51 percenV of all the. freeholders vote jin the election.
A U rig h t# to rr|#bMir«tl*«r# of
■tritlly the terms of the railway
And
it
is
practichlly
impossible
to
get
51
percent
of
the
d ll Hl*|N#f«br« hir?li are »Uw If*
labor; act, with ita elaborate ma*#rteel.
freeholders out for anything.
(■hinny of mediation and factSo, as the need for many civic improvements be tinding, but they have refilled
TIIUKMDAY. MAY tl. 1 »(«
come# more and more nppnrcnt, the problem of how to to accept the facts developed by
finance them becomes more acute, w h ile this' Is true of that machinery.
U » L k Y K fia t_ L U K . J 0 IU Y , niyv school buildings, it Is equally -into of a new hospital • Obviouslyi legislation directly
(JOli sn'KAKS T<i MtfS A
uks}nst the Lewises and the Pet*
URKAT .MANY TIMES. IIJUT building, both <!f which are vitally needed Improvements lillus of American lalror. however
ONLY TO THEM TH AT ARE and carry UieBup)inrt of a vast majority of the people,
much that legislation may bd
.LISTENINGS Then Samuel anIt limy be that steps will be have to he taken to needed, -/indot dliectly affect the
iw irtil ‘'Speak, for thy servant repeal the law which makes a 51 percent freeholder vote issues invnlved -In the raUway
hraieth.— I Sam. U:IU,
neuesswy. Or it may be wiser to consider ways of levy dispute. Amendments to the Wag
ner act w.» ltd have ’ itlle immedi
This’,n*ty be 'he age of- Ihr ing sufficient taxes to raise the money to pay for these ate effect. The Hmith act hai
nininuin rnnii, a* smnrntic lu- improvements.
Certainly, we do not want to allow the fulled
......In
. hall
..... _a walkout.
_______ The
Haiti, but if ii i*. something had overcrowded conditions in our schools and hospitals to Wly answer to the. problem pr»b e t t e r Im* itune alartit getting him
by thr i-rothetboMU l*
to the poll* next Tuesday inoio- contihuc indefinitely simply fpr want of a practical plan, jtentsd
that ••.here U no infallible slntle
tna.
answer] that Ih-e American tabor
tviWuLi-a li»- i*u<
fabh«bfd 4«ll) n «tfi
• *
:tst*t*rtrttjH
*■'’-f ■*- * ••
mmd •ondat mt
.riMa u ........... ..
HBAVY 14-OAU
IIHUM SAUCE PANS
* 3 8 *9
*
)Pc I*r
Biggest Value In' Yearif
Handy Six*# . . . 1 Quart, 1W Quart and
1/3 Quart Capacity
• Firm-grip, Heat Resistant Black Plastic
Handles
* Heavy, 14 Gaugo Quality-W ill Not Dent
Easily
Ths moM outilonding value we have offered in cooking utensils in yeortl The highly
polished finish li a |ov to the most particular homemaker because It stays bright
and shiny; Is odd and slain resistant. Thick sides and bottom withstand hard use,
prevent scorching Toads. Modem, streamlined cfesign with smooth, rolled edges.
Heat-resistant handles are moulded lo fit the bond and securely attached to pan
~ L— - rlveti,
- n
*5 Pons $3.89
Shpg. Wt. 6 lbs.
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sm> U s
Diplomatic Impasse
nuestliin must be approached front
the standroint of effecting a
, hange in the mental rlimate ot
‘ he country ax u whole.
. LcgisbiUim )>aa ita part In such
a clwinu. The tallway brotherUimmI s have h a d the example be
went home, leaving French representatives bitter, par fore th»in of , unions which oper
under rone of the resirictietilarly over the ignoring of their ideas for western ated
lions iinpoM-d by the railway la
Oermnny.
bor net. of unions whise viola
Some agreements were arrived at, hut a deadlock tions of the most elementary
developed helween the Soviet* on one hand and the Eng principles of Justice
iustlre wete con.
lish, French and Americans oil tht* other. Settled were 4dp«*d by the r,iai»-.«t -ourtr, of
tiro such aide men a» Paul Hams
arid Judge Petit-way as the only
W ith ‘ Americans concerned in grave domestic crises,
opposing
candidates ' for
tin* :t tragic wbrld event goeyi almost unnoticed. This was
Supreme t'ourt. The CIO wilt
have a hard Job deciding whlcho*the failure of the Hig Four ministerial conference in
*“ *ta
A fter
weeks
of tlPglltilltlllg
negotiating the diplomat*
ll the worst of Iht-e two rnmli ^ l’aiin.
lter three
tlircc W
t*L*Rti or
tutte».
If
th e
havft
j
it Is worial t purity
im a t ir
be** ri
m an
tohl
\%Mills,
I hut
it
tht»i
nml
i*.
wv
don’t -cc how there r»u Im- much
aarurity for anyone in a nnrion
paralysed by strikes, mid thieat
ened with iriftii i irin frtun ti filler
profluctinn.
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rndy
Islands » '" i I
^ the disposition of two Italian Adriatic
,
filutriiiK
o f tin*
Italian
fltM‘ t; soutlM*rn
I yrnl
to
In Marlanin^ a ivcriit poll con
digteil among thw. city's youths
Basketball was** -.ofmu] ami- foot
ball third. Swimming* was (tie
favorite sport among girU too.
That is something worth thinking
•bout when it*wl offiduU ate
planning recreational programs,
- , Parents do not neod to l>e
alarmed over the , cur ten t * polio
threat, hut they need to Im U>id.
and warned to repair defective
screening, got rid ot flics, roaches,
rats, nmj he careful of polluted
water. It’ is better to tus »safe
than sorry. And an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of
cure. If tnkjng needed precoulions, cause* loss of sleep nr
gray- hairs. It is still the best
thing, to do.
Secretary Itrntes, a prominent
Democrat, and Senator Vnndenrg. an outitaihling Kepuhllcan,
tn blame Russia for the failure
of the recent Paris pence con
ference. Compromises w i t h i n
limitations, say* Vandenberg, arc
justifiable, hut compromises which
Violate principles constitute ap
peasement, And appeasement n»
everyone knows, or thould know,
was what brought on the second
Wartrl War.
B
3
at
S• <
I t it
h ;: 1
j
The United Nations Security
Council has a report from the
U, S. State Department on Spain
to the affect that the Franco
government is not prepared to
fight a major war and is ip m>
Way a threat to world peaca.
That wou|d seem to tie au honest
and realistic view of the situa
tion.) Simply because we do not
like Franco, or abhors his form
of government. It does not nem aarily
is ptottinr
eily follorw
follow that he
he-]*
world cunquest. And >no . Intelii
gent person honestly Ulievc* ht
A rmlhtr ilfnlflfHRt •lulement,
. Wf thinks occurred the other dny
In
f t w
in h
a epHHch
spsscn bfej
try .senator
I'eppet
T^IRTW”
thc*y had
developed
Transylvania In liumania; southern Dobritlja to Htilgaria.'g r e a t -.i -ngth.
(fairing his filibuster against'enUstrike legislation. "Why la ll
fair,-* he said, “ to aUow these
operators (the mine owners) to
handle their own funds (rithout
supervision r Thst i. what. It
seams, apeisilstic groups are
alminr a t Mins owners will mt
he. allowed to handle their own
funds without guvs ramsntal su
pervision If the socialist# have
their way. You will not he
allowed to .handle your own
money as you see fit without
governmental supervision.
western, allies, without Hussion participation, though
such nu eventuality would lie tragic. The world awaits re
sumption of the conference next month with uneasy hope,
v v The Tiolf«#f ar'ByPiies thi?l enough wns ncetmipiislied
to support hope is a reassuring fuct. lie is not discour
aged. but determined to keep on fighting alpng that line
if it takes more Ulan all Hummer. That spirit of determin
ation to keep on working for pence at all costs is whal ifl
needed— not only in high place* but by every citizen.
Bound Workers
' It is well known that "you enn lend a horse to
water, but you can’t make him drink.” There is, how
ever, a new angle to it now. You can lead a man to a
jnh, hut you can’t make him work if, for nny reason,
he doesn’t want to. And thi* is the sit nation in which
million* of Americans lately have voluntarily put them
selves.
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Hut perhaps "voluntarily” is not tin: right word.
It hardly seems possible that so many American wor*;
men, In a time when their efforts are so greatly needed
everywhere in this country’ to keel) moving the .nm*
ehinery o f production and trnde, would quit work if
most of them were n o t prevented by some strong power.
That power obviously i* the big labor unions. It
is proper to recognize the fact, and nUq proper to ad
mit that, so far ns the union* themselves are concerned,
no stigmn need attnch to lludr rank and file because
of their affiliation. Speaking in general, they do not
mnke the rules or1 determine the -policy of thtf big
unions. The hlghoy-ups do that. And thereby John LLewis by hi# combination of position and temperament
is able to wield such power that he Is virtually a dic
tator over vast numbers of men.
Obviously there should be more freedom and de
mocracy in the unions.
If nil this is to
be chiiged the lesponjibility of
»t rung onions to t h e e immunity
must !•.- set down in xtatutes
must bj enforced by the, rourtr
and t aliped by public opinion.
Legislative action h thu- the
most imiiti-dlate wuy o f aiitnallne
a change it, the imti-nal attitude
(jmiiling tlint the present moo-l
of tli" -ountry h not .ho brjsl
one p«i*&b- in which I j rievelpp
well conceived, long-range la-as,
t'ongras* mn atilt pcint a aani*
ing to tiuwe who ire dissipating
IMmr’x. xtccN of public rtaptel.
and nieanwhlie ihr country as a
whole—labut. rnanajament, farmtra, professional workers and the
rltitenry gciyfrally — mu?t trie
enunxel «Hh one another and
with their cnnaclencea oq the crieis which rnnfrnnls the nation
For. as the events of Hatuvday
nimle clear, thla 1* It.
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TODAY ANDi'RlDAY!
(■tra k*«*y, I govgt, highly polished it o mlrratjiif (tniik , . addt
•nleysritivt to ya«f coaling Mod# o( Mgkait <|v«ll«y »h**l
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off wfIcfOklntf ImkI em Htg Mnorltt ktcavit.it ftkltii
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laf #| herd wmi. lawAtled d«t*g<* mill ll ffty >•
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Was abeldtilf f#e fait* iff forking,
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Also torn rooms with
Cooking faollitUa
Hotel Montezuma
Mode of high grode 4 ply cotton 'yarn.
Absorbent, durable and the best mop in
America for all purposes. 52 ond 16 ot.
sties for household use. The 24 oi. site particularly
suited for janitor's use. Buy other sites to suit different
jobs. More than one mop head Is suggested for tttf
In kitchen and bathroom. One con be used while
other drier.
C. C. Sanders and MU*
Dorothy Bartman, owners
(under new manegnmont)
Mods of lough, teoionsd, hardwood. OI #
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President Truman lie- seised Insoluble were details of peace treaties with Italy, lltttithe coul mines onaccount ot a 1K„ ry ( Rontaaia. Itulgiiria and Finland; disposition tif
threat of strikes "endangering
the war effort.** This nation hn» Trieste, Italian colonics. Uodecancsu Islands; o|>ening of
certainly come to a sorry pass the Soviet-dominated Danube and breaking <>f Russia’s
vftu-n such trickery ho* to Is- trade itnrrient against western nations.
tasnrted to oticnly 1u ordar to
Another meeting is set for June 15. It may be that
do what ntivrottsfy - ifait to be
pence
treaties with Axis satellites can then be made bydone.
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THE ffJTNFOKD HERALD, HANFORD. FLORIDA
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iM rs, R. T. Humphrey Central Florida bridge
Championships
Presides At Meeting Will Begin At Mayfair Inn Friday, May 31
*.he Womens t’ouncil of the
Activities
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Christian ( Kirch held it* Championship., will lie held it [the second stysion will begin at
Monday ut the the Mayfair Inn May ill. June 1 j* (It) P, M. The trophy for this
The Junior Chamber of Com single word,
JCST1CK STONE, regulai meeting
church with the president. Mi. •„>! J undei he auspice- of the event i* given by the Seminole
merer will hold a June Dance u jwnivhed him with some amu
the program.
the main bal’rovtm of the Mayfao ; incut and ivinarked. "Ulshnp. tins II. T. Humphrey, presiding, lie Kloiidn Unit of the American [County Chamber of Commerc*.
TUESDAY . .
Inn on June H. Music will In !i, the most profane silence I m i ,poit» of the state convention heid C«nu art bridge league
The! Open team-nf-fmir championThe Pitot Club will ltold tu
furnished by STEW ART MARTIN j heard.'*
in St. Petersburg May 14 throu. h I’oblii iV; invited to participate n -hip will rtthslx. of 11 double
dinner meeting in tlie Mayfair IDii
and his orchestra. Tables will In ! l I.KNN l.INtil.E. JII will i.e Hi were given. Mr* C». I>. Lun.‘- tin- i. utnanivn, wmclr i. -pon-'session June 2 nl I til) P. M.
at 7,30 P. U Member* are Invited
uvuiluUo and n bar will be openlho»l to the Junior and Senior Itess reportid that the "o ik of
by the Seminole County i with the trophy for this event
fo brtnt thrlr' mothers or a very, C. W. Austin spent yesterday In
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Through nrrnr.grmcn. with AIn—1 between Intel mission of the f the sta e councils was going along , huixtwr of Commeic,'
Suer nil t«nu> given by the Seminole
iii.l.»«..inni ' ik.,
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on. I[in
in «n film
The Scmlnohr Reln'kali U>dgc close friend, Plnse notify hostess Orlando on business
the management
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Senior I*.
1’iotn loncstvsiu
luinmnm evenfine Uliv
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rate,
have
been
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ranged
at itw County Chamber of Commerce,
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The new council plan Hr the
No. « jwrlll meet nt H:00 P. M. chelntun. Mrs. Mary RawttlU tf
dining room will by open from ling nt the home of hi.* put on s in
attractive hotel over looking
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which
tnciiuts.
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women
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Mrs ndf^Wllliams has returned •1:011 to 0:00 p, M. n,r the. <Oil- L-wh Arbor pith M A I . C t l l . M church
nt tiki Odd Followa IInil. The you plan to attend, not later than
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of the American Contract Bridge
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from n weeks visit In Atlanta, /la venience * of .members who wisl MACNEM.I a, i o-hu.t . . . M US mentlMTu
elate [trOtUenl of the Heltekoh Priday.
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good Inhtgf* League who will attend wilL be:
to dine Indore dancing. The dantr RALPH AUSTIN SMITH will t tmiiHiH*!* tiH* hum’- finif t il
Ml** Margaret Davis will present with friends,
tuxendjly will jiaj* her uffieinl
phiyi'i, llirnughont the -tale w boiA. It flnon:i- piesideill; L. It,
is being given for the purpose o linnoi her sun. W ALT'* It MEAIIK. (the missionary group*
tis il ui tlii
the lodge.
---------- her piano pupils In a recital in the I
ll( hove iievei eompeled in it lout no- He Wee , vhepteiidenl; Stanley
funds .fur
recreatluntii
Woman's Club at 8:19 P. M. fentur*j Raymond Hasty
of
Daytona. ■nising
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FRIDAY
ond thU i« no evrelliud Norton, treasurer; E. J. Toldii,
_ thee j. . . The Senioi C l:i„ picnic will tog year are pie.o.cot. v|i*. ,t: .'I. j
lrg Prof. Harold Olffln as guest j Beach spent the weekend herejwirk to be earned on during
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.stumper mouthy while-local schools il-e held ,-»v Uayturto lleneh .Mon Huiupltrey; ‘ -vke^resldent. . M i?‘ * tpmdUUlty to. .ekperienee th'1 j-eViekuy. The eoitmment. comThe W.M.U, of the First Baptist
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h- MiW. 'JtA W ^IN '^'lTlN - latng,« tlardin: -iv'tetarV. Mrv..i t. !,leo-!in-_-.in^e Sanfonl , wtl-liin! millet* is o'* /Allow*: lint Ray-*
Church will g iv e .a tea at til*
ilfttnn.-e fiom ulljitionil.
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chairman. Orlandos Eletch« .
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O- Pf-Prle»V-ls-vtoiHrir-for some cntise to BldTir k'eepink the child-J Nt*I.I:Y.“ AIKS.* GEENN LlNT.l.E n;*T.amlre*»; ireastiiei, Mrs. M. G
Fhurch Annex' from-4:00 lOCf^Tb
Manngei
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hi* ,|>arrnui. ‘ Mr. and r*n occupied. AM Jaycee mom-'kitd MRS. II II CRUMLEY a* Tracy. The group und department t‘"int»,
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Fred Stresarr. Ft. laiudrnlnle;
tiers, their 'families
and- -Ihc gen- -«ha|w'rone*
fiperrlng and Mr*. Grace RulUon, T o W e d U r b a n L i t t l e
V'VI'1,, ,mlIi vhampinn nip will j Milton Vcmoff, Miami.
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and later date.
eiivl public will be welcomed . • ■ leave by lui* at S;:tll
who plan to leave soon to Join
The F.
F,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ikmlioicmrw Wednesday s h o p p e r s Included will rpemt the day
By . -. . The
Mis. Jai k Kiinncr uu>* hofilrv- .? \i1* ■i!*? . ] J,*..451r‘ 111* *■' u* H IMJ 1 Tin* n ct*ntirn commlllrr will
Uielr auab
husbands In Jipan, und Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundtjuf.-l !m r moved from 120 Palmetto MRS. C. T, SWAOGKRTV, MR.**. E. RGUMILEATSS will be Jips'e
ft. L. Glenn of Washington. D. C,
J. K. fttlHERHAt’UH, MRS. j ! an their yacht "Skylink” ^kotannounce the approaching mar Avenue to 20(H Banford Avenue
formerly of Sanford
bliowti a. the Goien leliult man, Mr- Robin,I L. Seha-ht,
UlCHi oVIor'k rhl Mf*. 0 t». Land less. Mu I m ' ‘ *'
riage of iheir daughter, Camilla;
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F-. ROBINSON. IL |. THO.MP- ila> evening at S
|K.|wnnl IHgmu ami II II Col*Mr*. Ico Butnrr has rctum'M I SON. MRS. .1. A. YATES MRS MALi OLM MAUN El l.l . RICH llugheai Mm. E. C Moltsoii. Mrs I 1''T 'hT
to tfihnn E. I.title, son of Mr. and
SUNDAY
pen
pair
iTininpioti.diip will man.
L Ik H a r p e r . M r*. U . -T. R ie i- o n .
I A Y I. O R, LEWIS ARM S I N G L E T A R Y . J U E M A T H
Mrs, C. L. Little of Eagleville. Itume alter spending five week* In ROSCOE
Mr*. Joe Pn ms. Mi*.
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Tire Seminole IhSh School Glre Tenn. on May 20 at 2:30 P. M. Da) ton i Beach and Gadsden, Ain KNOWl, of l.nngwnod. A. II. EN ami GEN I I.EGETTE
Club will Sing at i:00 P. M. .11 the nt the First Methodist Church.
IMIANK of Geneva, MRS. EDNA I'll.fl.V RAKEli -will be hnsteev Untidy. Mr*. M. G. Tracy. Mrb,e- Conk in ja*l etlough water ..... mix well. And onion water
MU* Elise Hutchison left yester WEST. HELEN IIURTCHAKLL. Tiie-tlay evening at a |>art) in James Hardin, Mrs. Ruben lliirn
Pin t Presbyterian Church with
No invitations t.ie lieing is.ued
ta envoi with -all, Until tetidei. to rvopnsaled milk to make one
Mrs P. 8. Vemsy as organUt. Tlie but ...........
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the couple
are day for tenolr, N. C. where idle MRS. EUNICE WALKER. SUShE Lake Mary . . . The HINGFKI.M- I Ittey. M*. G. W Roland mid Mi •.
will U* the guest of friends for III.ANFORD, MRS. C. II. W INN. KRS will honor Iheir dull .Titer, James Kichiml*. It was decided Iham and m-asllre Ihpiid. Add to and one-hnlf tup- of Ibiuid. -A id
public D cordially Invltrvl to attend conlintly invited to attend.
several day*.
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I.KVI YATES of lj»Ve Monro*. M \ l! G A H t T. with a dame that th e-nest meiding would !«* tli*« oMioiif* ill? IlUtffr in. rtinttfri (i> uiiiiiiin, ^UrriiiK |foiitly until U
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nor When melted, hlend in flout teartitv • the bsiilittg point.
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MILS. T. IL KINARH of Lake ThUmthty evniiirg at the Seitiinole held nt the Mnvfiiir Inn.
Mils Perry lost Bell of OrlatKlo Monroe. MISS IRENE HINTON. Comitrv Club . . the parentevirfcLs to spend tile weekend n» MILS JAMES DRUM. ROSS D Kl NNKTTI I UKFLHR. W A IT LG
tt.e guru ol Mr* O. H. nrowii at ||UNTEIL MRS W. ‘ PIER.SON* St HNAlil.E and U \ VUE K i t h
me Idaonoo
I, dnnee
dmo. foi
toi the
Ell are
plnonii.il a
her home on Park Avenue
I MRS. IlIH lIilE W ILLIAMS, KARL r.lt
m hs.
eapl
d o s s e y . Wit If$ flit*, oil F riiltiy evening
Onion Shiirtriikr
B f l rfturUM Tursaay to v l*i » t>|i|f i h »q \iiic
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t |M»III1|| Miiimiw
it probably will !*• held .it the
c o n tro l o f this soil p e it w ith
I t
wall
Pan.h house
MRS. JtlHN*
-1 till »?«*•>|IMIlll fl(|1!t>l ill
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» : t i l l I OWAN will rid e,tain I"
mm Kill Hit*
!> A P II N E I l l \ M 1.1 V VI VI
l\ 1lll»Ir-v|l*Mi|l-; f litl||
C o lli MACNT-ll.l ,,oil l.l I N'.
simk ok
Kviiliomtctl milk
UN* LE with a -iippc, |ntt>
11nl*Mir |M»wtIt*i tii'-fuiln
ttuliday to spend several weeku
Sunday evening . , . Monday will
Ui’vl Mliiiiiu anti m l in I t ii L
wtili her parents, Mr. and Mr*.
be ui Hiluiiii*ni mill HK I I N .In
with
her
twin
daughters
dre**ed
Elion j. Moughlon.
H a v e us tre a t y o u r seed beds. a n d . fie ld s
and U A PIIN E
Cn\
in white pejllu with matching polk BIlUCK
NEI.Y Will be in ho-tes-e- at an
Mr. and Mr* J. M, Harrison loft IhuiiioU.
w ith o u r sp e cia l a p p lic a to r .
D o it e a r ly I
Open Iiiiubp ill the IntltuV lullin’ * Ittikj ItfMiin* WilNiintH* I'ntiijf
MR. an' MRS. W\ A. LUFF- InniiediatiTy nftm gtnilualimi ev 11siiilX • l-mti t> Ilii'ttrr, .liiyn*
fiiturdjy for .their home In Muntgtitnery. Ala. after *|>eiHllng a week LEU. JR. ami son W ILLIAM tni-e*
\limiiiit hiMMlhy i'lnrk, Mm.nihr
with her brother nnd »Lster-ln*Uw. III. were weekend guest* of the
I’ihhI* Jr,, Cut HuMl'ht, (il'Mlyr
W HillTS atnl I.EFF’ I.ERS Inst
Mi and Mr* W M. Scot I
VV. Itiit. I lav 111 llf'iirU. Ihllv
weekend. W ILLIA M , JIL will re
lltMiick* I'uiil lltmik. Mi-. T*ir t
ceive his degree in mechanic nl
204 North Elm
Phone 951
Mr* Ora Wallarc. staler of the rru ineering on May 2*J from the
Lit, Mr* H M Watson, accom- Univei sitv of Florida
ELI/
luiiln) II M Watson homt from A III Til and HILL RUSH of [ M
A L S O H A K F .D D E A N S D A I L Y
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M toil. n l, b
Atluiia yrstrrdav ftlip will spend Philadelphia, Pa, plan to spend *Re,i (,*■* *nind doogfii,-, \Li,dv
-ev,r*i day* Jirre visiting friend* one
'/ Pint*. Pint*. Quart*
durum the »um- Huuytrt \esteid,’
mrt
Among lho-e planning pgrty i|< Osteen In.
to . pend some tune at the Iwnrh till ii tiortve from In
K,' I Luildgrrn Is reported In a Mu.
yeai will he the \1 S. WIG Mill if yu till, bee .
Tali . omllllim a* |la> Pines HosICF. ( O LD M E L O N S
GINS
HARRY
TOOKK.S.
J. a ley in hoy hot .
pua, where he Is receiving trest ’itlrety
HINGE
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CHASES.
men' Mr* l.uitdgrru siynt 8unT*. -lu.li’Ui
,.| Mie fain i
dnv in Daytona Bearh wlUi rela- W \J SCOTTS and other*.
MR
nnd
MILS
FI. E T C H E R fifth and .ivtll giade- ol tin
ttveb.sil nod the lem tie,
R O L L S have rrlu rned from u trip Oatreit
.I'M'M'iil mill winif
to Havana, Cohn amt ieport that Mi- lnHr
A pink
nylon* a i F priced there at JS per aofiK« In thi* Imiuiipn
A W Woods of Miami. Mir* paii
butter f l J i n a pound COlnr -rht’fnr «Iihi tuffifil imii mitl
manager for Amcrlran EYult Ornw- . .
ai'tvi'ii ui* ripiim mill
T h e Poor C ave M an
coke and g lasse s of w a e r thr Hixxr
er* Inc., visited the local office II each at the best night cluha rnkn i*< th** >ru«'*is
H n d N o N e w ip a p e r
yesterday entoule to Georgia He
Th<is(i* pji'M'ht kbi’l *"
Miitilyn
106 P A R K A V E N U E
Your Ford Dealer Known Your Ford HchI!
a u urcom |tallied by Mr* Wood* . . clothing plentilul with while I f I I 1ax! l i t , k i i | \
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-iImported from England hut the
|Henr o f H en ry R u ssrll'a See<( St n r e )
B u t Y o u H a v e !!
sul * and dresses arc manufac .Ppi’TY f "titt k |ini ;pid' W'pHt, lvih*i1
tured in Havana
. . this year
1 Mr and Mr*. Amos Jones Of 31B hus been a good year for the
Magnolia Avenue had as thetr s u g a r etup
nlenty of coitguest* over Hie weekrlld Mi aitd stnic lion u being done . .
with
Mr.. Glenn Marlin of Strother* ninny large Imilding. among the
I'HONE 200
1Ohio. Mis Marlin wu» the loruirr group
. . They drove with MU.
Evelyn Jones of Durham
and MRS. J. M. ROLLS to Miami
and hoaided a clipper to liio
capital of Havana which is n
Friend* of W. M. Bcnll will la- bit minute trip for 2It) miles . .
[glad tu learn that he i* tevtiper- MR. FLETCHER BOLLS remark
j allng nicely alter a long tfliier-s. ed alauit the beauty of Columbus
i He was confined In the Orange Cathedral which look 100 years
(Special Children’s M enu)'
(lateral Hospital in Orlando for ,i build and is 100 years old.
|some time but returned to hl>|Thp ashes of CHRISTOPHER
! home the latter part of Mnrrh
jCOLUMRUS are supposed to I.e
jhuriml m the rapitol Imilding.
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, A diamond valued at $20,000 ,•
12 Noon lo 2:30 P. M.
In the renter ..f the buildi __ r
o u ' ,ntf with th* rntirp city Ittniyr
.8:00 P. M. to 8:30 P. M.
I U e S u U y , ivl a y sin , mapped out from this dlnmemt
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|. , . All road* are meaxurrd from
For Reservations, Phone 1200
The quarterly Woman* Mission- jth* stone. Hut recently it was
ary Union as*ocinlional meeting stolen und to (he
travelei i
Of the Seminole Haplisl Assai-ia- li,m»*ement no one teemed In
tloq will lie held nl the First [know where the diumond wa*
Baptist' Church in -Sanford Mav ami cared let* . . . They re2« beginning at 10:80 A M
reived excellent service in the
A program on stewardship ha- Naclonal Hotel where they stayP rou J ol that son and heir nl
been prepared and there will '*•• ed, the HGLI.S added, and found. r r e p r e s e n t n Uvea from iH«* 2* upoh lhvi*ntijfntlnn that thi»
yours, aren't y o u ; A m i lie r e 'i
churches, in the association with the largest year for tourists ilmt
member* from Daytona. Long Havana hu* ever lu»d'
your eli.ttue to ex pi ess that ptiue
w-Mufi New Kntyrtm. Ovie’lo, In*-* -NOHMAN itrUHIhH, editor r*f f
Und, and Fnnfnrd taking pan the Hnturdav i.evtew of Liter,..
in w o iid e tlu l all-tomlseJ poplm
in the nr, gram
lure, came hnmd from Washing' i
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Feds Blank Orlando 7-0 As Kettles Allows Three Hits
rarn rz
Sanford Explodes Ten Hit Attack Howington Gets
To Hand Scott Cary His 1st Loss Hurling Chores
In Tilt Tonight
Silverman’s Single Scores Zaspel In Fifth
Before Locals Counter Six In Seventh;
Justice Pounds Out Two Triples
Wf- • •
TIN K E R F I E L D , OK- rovwl to Imp (he winning margin.
K *: ,
May 2.1— Goose Overman ai,o started the big
v-✓ */ LANDO.
drive in the seventh when
Kettles tossed his wav into ' Fed
with two mrn away, he singled
the hearts of Hanford base tv cent*; 'again with Tuttle on
ball fans again Inst night third.
when the big moundsmnn
The aix Fed runs came when
limited Ted Madjeski’s not Tuttle singled to center and went
so amazing Orlando Senat to third when Medjcski’a tos» to
Uurns at first in an effert to
ors to three hits while his nab the runner went to the out
mates collected ten off the field. Zaspel went down swinging
previously Invmciblr' Scot: Cary and Cary stopped Kettles' smai n
for n 7 to 0 win over the Irnguc to the box and tossed the San
ford hurler out ut first. However,
M en.
Approximately (Oil S a n f o r d Silyermnn came through with hla
fans were among the 1,0311 that •ingle to center and the second
crowded into Tinker Field for Fed run came'In. Then the Fed
the contest and saw the Feds attack broke completely louse ami
• hove over one run In the fifth every pitch by Cary was a line
and » !»- more in th4, seventh drive, Bryant followed Silverman
Bride
frame after two men were out. with a single to left.
Kelt{ra.jtut—into, hot wnter in blasted a drive Ininthe first, frame when he walked score Silverman. Luke singled to
Ilentlno and* then h it-C o n i. with center to score Bryant and Jlriild
n pitched hall. .However, the. big Cary walked Levv and the cllmaa
'righthander worked carefully' nnJ of the Inning came when Juslieo
got out without n scratch. Domin- raiiludcd his first triple into ilrep
quci .lined (Hit to llrlde in right left center. The hall went into
Init Lavelle walked to jam the the bushes ana would have l>een
•ark*. Kettles came bark to get n home run hail it not l>«rn for
Mndjeski out on a called third u ground rule.
That ended the scoring hostili
• trike ami Hums grounded out,
■Tuttle to l.evy, After that inning, ties for the contest. However,
'Kettle* had no mote trouble with the locals came near another
the Senators, lie was their max- counter In (he ninth when Jus
ler from then until the last tice pounded out his second
triple.
Senator had his wings clipped.
The spnrkplugs in the Fed
f'KI.KIM fllllM
offensive last night ' were the
• watting of Joe Justice anil the
tlntrly hitting of Jerry Silver;
man. Justice pounded odt two
consecutive triples* while Silverman singled to renter to score
Znspel in the fifth foi the first
Fed run nml the marker which
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INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Ur JULIAN STENSTKOM
BKI.IKVK IT OR NOT
iit o that each ump has a swe
Not too many years ago John steak dinner."
Krider, general manager of the
. — . wa( hurling for Scranto.i
Feds,
GAMB NOTES
in the Eastern League against
the Harrisburg club. Krider was
Mrmbert of the Crlando pre.n
pitching top notch hall and with box association (not Incornoratrd>
two out In the ninth inning he have a uniipie way of picking
had not allowed a hit nor had n up a few quarters during tiu
I single Harrisburg runner even a* Orlando home games. The boys
Officials of the Sanford Base ■much as reached first base,
,
ball Assocalto i this afternoon '• The taat hatter waa a phtch . put two bit* In a put and gu vs
JH> AssiSr'atcd i’resa
were makitig final arrangeinsnt* hitler. .The batter dribbled ok* the 'attendance. The closes, guess [ Nearly every pfongnt,
ngnt wlnnln.-winnlnwin,
the
doujls.
Last
night
Char
to Iratldie an anticipated l,(0if In the Infield toward* the
cluh in baseha I hist: ry .has had
lie
Wadsworth.
Sentinel
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sports
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to 1,500 fans tonight at tha
---- * the prise
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,£l,ie,l plt:h,r', A go,si
.Municipal |ark when (hr Celery shortstop. It was a hard halt ed. ccopped
In field. Tlie shortstop
grabbed
top gn
u.‘ ¥he actual attendance w n f •»“ » A Ur* r >
Feds meet the ( rtundo Senators. the sphere
sphs
and tossed to first tong. Among those .In ..he h, <
f r o n l t t “ S lr iS
Manager Kd Levy laid Ih's
wim i„ i t . Uu.-.-.i ***
•» ,ron,
,n® America
the runner waa safe and tn,i nleht
morning that auuthpnw Jod e but
now
K rider's
no-hlt
game
was w i . ' f t f u . : ' T o « ‘S l V J V r * np f| U ; P 1' #'* 'n,,nnt
Howington will go on the hill spoiled.
Sox
w i) n o
i vnttra i * „ k .
I
T f ir e m a n
o f th# K 9 4 8
f
tonight whep the local, will at
Bewtt'Cars
i* . a
. bit jdelect. k , t• ir-umt, „ „staff
i* a lanky n
southpj
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Tm
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that
pio^C
hitter
Is
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Scott
(.ary
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tempt to sweep the current Or
who took part In the Hattie .o
J/is.I liU linns ^. kae ikss f.
lando series. Manager To I Mud- ployed by non«*oiher than John ed after the tilt uod we over
the ilulre — Far! Johnson, lie
jeski announced thut Freddie Krider. And the pinch hitter, board John ISaiuel giviaa him
won a hronie. star for bravery
the old nsM-.iwo: "Yeu , ' t ' i
Swindells will hurl for the visi was none other than Muddy Lake. win
'raj aft- Onre upon a Unit in action in Europe. He's l k*lv
tors.
a major Iraiae skipper told hts to win a world series check if
I'M I’ IHKS A M I MTKAKS
he cnntir.urs to perform as hJ
The management ha. urged
The other morn ng Advert Hall, boys the same thing after losing
that all fails make an effort to local blacksmith, walked into the M straight . . . . Another lorge
office and said that he wgs number ef Sanford fans saw the
UulumUuU mI
sorry that nothing had bean MM Uok*wt(tit.-*TtiBt make* abool MilltiWK«l I!*-*. II
t.roo
paid
admissions
Orlando
offerert'to the' utnnfrw* ’-**Y- ff»V
IV T r.H \ tT I»\ 4 L LH.ua i i.
J7 Ik day’s Appreciation Night contest kaa eoMestrd from 'local fans i
\ e.trf ,ln,
tlf.oK,
between Sanford ami I'alatke
Ikla seam la three- game* at
ultl.ANnO v U v r s n iw 3. N e w iiik 3.
Numerous prises have been offer Tinker FttM.
li«Mim<re l-te. ler»Jr*<'lfr l-l.
rnlMlllii t. Huff.,I,. 3
ed Jo players whu make partlru
Even Orlando scribes wish that
CbfltN, it
ll- h l f - M l S. l, .» f H S - l.r C
r plays during the tilt. Welt. »»ptc ruling would be^acl relative
lir n n r i" . : i i
flame* r * t „
(’nil . »•*
you could have knocked us over to the white poat In left field and
I dimiI umms a ir
H> 1 ,1 u „ mI Newaik imulifl.
with th* proverbial feather when |the bushre. Pour people tn the
I«44Pr l|* . « f
file '
ji
lla lllm o t e
the genial Hall plucked a fin j coop but evening gave f pur differ- n l t h l i
MudJr"L* »*
Jhiiftw II.
Stuff.,,,. ,ai Toionfo iniai*)
from his wallet, handed it over I tut Interpretations of the regulaIlrt uni.sn. lit
Itm h r t l f , s i ' M u n t ir .it i p l a h t j
the desk and saul "Take thla ami I lion.
IldllkihH, It, 21s
Vftl*?. |i
be on hand a bit earlier tonight
T*»iwl»
vi ? j ; t to allow park personnel to oper
f’rl*n Fttla ,
«t««w u|n %to. |
W AKE UP BUSINESS /
(bflMIHl**
Q««f Ana o«» u ate as rapidly as possible and
linn* Hi >anl. Ilrltlt, leak*. I.nr, prevent any necessary late comer*
By
Advertising In (
Name
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rufilr. /.ak|»ri Rrr«»r«; Tutll*. M.ti. from getting in the park after
Buddy Lake
I3B 53 .354
This N-jw*.pap*r
J'Mkl. Itrtnws'hrr
If ii nm lsi«llr<l In: the game begins.
Ed Levy
s i 34 .374|i||%»rnit«fi
IaAIi m I. Jti«tlr» 2.
|in«|r T m.. lifts* hit lull•Hr Th«*r
l)ave Hr isle
73 20 .350
I«cm till* Jukllt r 2 Hsii'i Ifu r Ml;
Joe Justice
ICS 33 .314
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lets sf variety use delirious frosen food>.
An automobile Insurance (volley
u of little value, until you have
an accident. After an accident
Allstftla I«». Npm Of |p,«i,* 2.
. the premium may be Infinitesimal
Mobil*
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- compared to ctrmage caused by
NmbIi vlllr* II, Little llnfk
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can write you U s A to »45.000
N'r* firirm.* HI AHaNfid |o|ahu ' bodily
Injury:
15.000 property
Molillr Ml Clihlll iM'Ojrn I »»llj hf I
• . damage liability ana H30 medical ■
Mobil*- mI liltutlfiBCIlMlit •VI
1payment for only $2(33 on private !
l.lltlt* !((••'k s*t NM*bb III
* passenger cars. All maksa.
■Ml t i l %TI.\ATII I .K A b l H
j please see us tx-fore you hare
2 r*lffrda»*■ UrkilM
an automobile accident.
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' The former Notre Dnmr star.
Dill Shakespeare, U out pf- th.<
Army. Discharged •* * captain,
Shakespeare has no Intentions uf
playing or coachint footbnl). He
plant to return to the fxport
trade, and will spend most of
The star rookie Infietder of his time in South America,
the Cincinnati Red* — Grady
Uiltton — say* that <dher for
Sweden's newest tWCK stnr,
mer seivicemen are helping him Lennart Strund, has occupied an
to make goo»l In the majors. Invitation to compete IT <b'e
Hatton never played organised United. 8tplrs this admmer,- lie
base', ill before this y«ar, hut he Dlua to run In thd Compton.
oiayrd nu te a bit o f hall In the
n o ! Calif, rolyy* June 7: the Pacific
Army.
• A.A U. championships at Snn
Hatton's most cntnusiastlc roo1 ' * r<>M
>>vu June 15: „the Nntio ml
Franrlsco'
tts ate fans wearing the rup a .A.U. champibnships at San
lured duck emblem
In their, Anlonio j unc oH #n,| 2®- and
lapels. As Hatton pula it: "Every possibly In an Eastern meet later
patk I play in, the fellows come ||n (hr season.
down to say hello and wish me j
luck It feels good to know you
ip«t
have a lot of former G.Im u p1 Thirty-six colleges will compete
In the' l C.4 A. track and field
there pulling for you."
cbnmpionsh.ps ut Annapolis on
Fotmer heavyweight b
o x i n g Saturday. Hut It looks like the
.......................UP,
champ on Jimmy Hraddock picks luiltle for the team trophy will
Hilly Conn to beat Joe *LoulIs in be between Army and Nuvy.
M UNICIPAL PARK
. 8:00 P. M.
ORLANDO vs. SANFORD
INCOhlOHATKDl
THE IDEAL PAINT THINNER
. . . . WITH A BODY
CLRAK WATER-PROOF DRESSING
QUARTS— 3 5 c GALLONS-5J.25
ENAMEL THINNER
priced low enough to use ■* a brush cleaner.
We personally recommend these items as
the finest o f paint thinner* and bruah cleanera and this is borne out by the opinion of
many local professional painter*.
We also.have many other Army Surplus
bargains in paint
ROBSON
Sanford, Florid*
SPORTING
GOODS
(V$ lllock East of P.O.)
DINNER AT 8:00 - - -
\Mt:lllt AS I.HAfil n
Ik,sl,in
New Tmk
thair title bout In New York next
month. Hraddock predicts that
Conn will win on a doelsion.
m =m =m =iii=iu=iii=m =iii=m =m =M i=iii=iii=m =m =m =i
rtib-Hitd «| Km*.kit m
Southern Dairies Sealed-Test Iro ( r e a m
ha. In relief roles on
bail batliefront.
Johnson woo his third succes*iva victory in a rodef role
Tuoeday when ha beat th« De
troit T!gor* aflor th# world
chaaipiomi had jumped away to
.
I | -0 lead,
lie naa all-owed only
two kit* In his last 12 innings
on relief.
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Three
Relief Hurling
One Reason Why
Red Sox In Lead
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SATU RD AYS ONLY for the lummer
months beginning Saturday, May 11th.
■ In |,|r , no rUI> fcriar*
Inn lr,( till), (liirlnr <lt<if>*
« * r ln « » .
If
a rt
rfmfr Hr.l. b„lt>rn-.l «•> ilnatna
l>Mf ■Inn WM m»l*r* ■In* fa karri*»f ronsnlnl^fl nnt lrrtnntrtiU
•r> I kr Ourlnr h.-nw Mrik...| tr«l
Iknt M mnnj
kn• mnhlnl Ikem
tn hr«r wrll iin in
\ mm nut1
k^nr Hr fir r it t ff mnkln« tkl* atm
pla teat, or ! • « *>< >n»r moor)
writ al o» rr. \«k nk«ml Ourtai
K*r l)r**p«k frnCnr jrf
T o lic h to n D r u g C o *
SANFORD AUTO PARTS CO.
“ Where Custdmers Send Their Friends
116 West First Street - Phone 34d
-
W
ill
’J— IW
• H O M E r O N T R O L I .E i r
F or
.lane Parker Cakes
201
KnM
F ir s t
S n n fn rd ,
S tre e t
I lu rit R t
Friday and. Saturday
nixit spire :r27e
......
Golden Found
l knmlnlr. irwyn
25cr
12 « i ^ h
Devil Food Dnr 25c
iirmir. t"#wr'**w«t 4
Coffee Fake, ea 29c
\«* 2 I, III
French Style Stringless Beans i7
A & Matches Box of 6 pkg. 24c
Orange Pekoe
NECTAR TEA
STATICand
DYNAMIC
i
34c
ANDREW
CAURAW AY
BALANCING
C / ^ C . W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
2ml & l’ *rk — Phone l i t
*Vulrnnl*ln» — Ttr- Ifrpniritig
li-DRIVR-IT. INC.
Bridge Cookies
12 oz. can
35c
%IIBI Jhfir
Stuffed Olives G 3/4 oz* Jar 49c
AGENCY
Phone 18111
1 llfl N. Park
i
Iona Corn
No. 2 can
13c
S & W Apple Juice 12 oz. btl. 16c
Classified Advertisements
CLASSIFIED RATES
I0e
08c
07r
I.V
per line for one Insertion
per tine for 3 insertion*
per line Nit *1* Insertions
per line for 26 Insertions
Minimum charge 30c
Cognt S words to • line
Including phone snd address
FOR SALE-
FOR SAiLE -
FOR RUNT—
m c N IS IIK H
A venue
rwinim
I'b n iw
111*1 l*aH$
IH
W
Tomatoes, ctn
LIST with Strout
Ageit
ntrv pmpt-tty Huy
city or country
items.
m any
u lh n
A I mi wnud cook
HILL HARDWAIM- <<».
itOI
East
First Si
'rig. Slrou
waiting.
Stroutl
Realty
Realty
—
W i l d , pay highest price, for used
-«j*r» and also wrecked and b u n *
. -
ed or old rai* for pari*.
Ratliff A Son* Phone 237 W
I*. O. Ho* l41«. Sanford. H»-
MAM tillH PA IN T A GI.ASS CO. HOY HEEL ha* tire*! Truck* or
passenger — new, used. 306
W. 2nd SL Ph. 1040-J
Before buying a ('RUSS CUT
SAW or n POST HOLE DH!- HALLARIJ’S feed, groceries, etc.
GKIt In- sure to gel our prices.
Phone Hfifi.J, II. tf TouchUin,
Stanluy-litter* llanlwarc Co.
1101 Cele rr- • ____________ » f
A fine
I See u* for KEHIt MASON JARS UFftoLSTfckY lahrlc.
UtMj In stick. It, S. Browh,
e, Orlando,
BUSINESS SERVICE
IHUK.K - PLY.M O lilll
PARTS AND HERVK H
Palmetto Are.
Phone lot I
CELLANEOUS
--------- 1 HOME LOANS
Let us help you buy or build u
irf—ytrar u w n with tr
monthly re payment loan that
ia just Ilka rent! Wc feature
young.
SN T- h o u s e — g o t t r l- ln :
fwurif^^Jani,
GET lot« whlla you're
Edward P. Lane.
krpil
W ANTED—
II.
At ailnl.te now Steel wool, shellac,
atunilnnni paint — l>esl grade, floor O I L co ok iln V M ^
sto v e t.
I paint— all colors, interior flat writ
I urge ■m u *
Iceberg Lettuce 15c
eis
u h ,I
Whitehouse
M I L K
Blnckeyed Peas 25e
6 tall cans 51c
U w
(.
%'tt
Case 51.08
Juicy Lemons, lb 11c
3 Ika
G-KOOM fui filslirtl ItyUM*, HiillltN
Hitly.
Gb.T-R
(il.Oltlt)SA (.lilies. 31 per iloien.
C. L. Hrno] Associate, -11S 1v
Delivered Satlintay afternoon*
Colonial Or., Hm. 12. Oiiaodo.
only. Hobbv Land Farm. Phono
2 1378.
LU8EI) buhy liimtty Good rondi- 22t;l, Geneva.
IIA R Y t>*t) and mattress wanted
tiim. $15. 107 W W. 0th St.
In good comIi lion. Ph loos M
ONE 3 piece living n»mi muiie
in good condition, m il trench W ANTED:
CIRCULATING HEATERS
Listings nl home*,
Avenue.
They're availunle now and NOW
fa rmi, grove* uml
Is the time to yet one. N
Nest
|i i o p e r t y
W, R William*,
winter they may not l»e avail 10 ACRE farm north of U vjed'.
broker. 41 Alhintir IL»»T Ht'ltf
5 acre- tiled. 2S arte, eleareJ
able. i lnwise from our big selec
hut untiled, 2Mi anes wild land. PILING cabinet, oilin ' rl»ui* and
tion of .Spark, Perfection. Ivan*
I2f.llft.0ll ci*h W 11 William*,
1,. (', Smith lyjwwiiter
Plmtp)
ho* and Americat] .Sun Flame
llrukcr, E'hone ill!*!1120.
models.
H ILL HARDWARE CO.
,
301 East First HI.
CfRULATlNG
heater; Alan J I HUY cow*, calves, yearling*,
plfcn living rnnm nultc with nno
R. W. I^rnl. Phone 788-W.
^FIlKSII hlKk eyed peas for can* rocker. I’nnne 132—W lictwfeen
“
hing, Vi.v J n bushel. K. U.
I'L
L HUY your car. regarille**
fi and 8 >fc M.
Hutchison, .Phone County 2801.
of age nr condition. !!•>> Reel,
300 W. 2nd St.
WINDSOR plann.
Plume 008-W
or *r« at 1107 W. 2nd St.
SCARCE ITEMS
it.
Garden Fresh!
Fruits & Vegetables
t'f**k
The Sanford Herald jriwn Into
.nuir thsn fitXHi home* in San
ford and Seminole Counts. It
you haw nomeihi tg to cell or
buy you will find thnt a cl»s>fflcd nd In ftu-*e column* will
iell the mo*t y »«>plo nhout it for
ttu- lr«»t money. Phone 148 or
tiring your *4 to The Herald
office for «t Vk re*nlt».
I p a in t— n il c o lo rs
obr
05c
I issisrrf
WHEEL
|TWO lartr** fresh ruuU.
Itlser, phdne WtHi-M.
I.argc .talk (eItT), each -e ( i.'ros|j Fla. Tomatoes, 2 lbs 19c
' ca^ ogiinja1 ^ril' }
^ ■* * It lackey i” Peas, In htillrlb IHc
Sunkist Lemons, 2 lbs... 25c '
Shelled, lb
29c
t Ih p k g
i!)c
Gt
Loans,
F ilA
la>an*
ami
F K D F n A ^ Sa v i n g s
and LOAN. ASSOCIATION
Seminole County
Magnolia
ella A*e.
Phone fit1!
I ?»
19c
Jamr* River Deviled
S in ith fie ld
MEAT SPREAD
4Vt oz jar
l!)c
Georgia Shipped, Dressed & Drawn Fryers lb
lb
Fowl
Wisconsin Edam Cheese
lb
lb
Delicious Sliced Cold Cuts, Asst.
T 2 , Country Smoked Sausage
lb
T 2, Skinless Weiners
lb
Fresh Beef Tongues
lb
Fresh Beef Brains
lb
Bi lk Cottage CHEESE
lb
GROCERIES m
I•n« . 1 iflr f
Oranges, 5 lbs . 35c
Frr»k
l.rrnt
Beans, 3 lbs .... 29c
I *WW#*|: |>DI11l*h
Peas, 2 lbs <1 .
29c
Onions, 3 lbs
19c
Carrots, 2 bchs 19l*
(Tie mr f
Cucumbers, lb .
Monterey
GRAPE JUICE
PUNCH
pint bottle 25c
Wllartn*
Mor, 12 oz jar 32t
l km Hgnlii
Oleo, lb
25c
oU 11it11it
5c Cleanser, can .
<
—I---------------------
7c
IN OPR M EAT DfePARTMENT
Fresh Fryers (drawn), lb
flic
Fresh Local Hens (drawn), lb
55c
Fryer Breast, Wings & Thighs, ll>
Backs, lb
Wings, lb
....
Livers, lbv..,.... ....... .;.........
Assorted Cold Cuts, lb ..................
Polish Style Smoked Sausage, lb
J*xesh-Ocean Jumbo*Shrimp, lb .
Fresh Frozen Cod I^illetft, lb
Fresh Pompano, lb .............. ...
Fresh Fillets, lb
.........
Freshed Dressed Sea Trout, lb
Coney Island faanlunjb..............
Spiced Ham, 6 lb c a n .................
Spiced Luncheon Meat, 6 lb can
Mhi M I Hfiril ni nl tr«|i|r.
CL0R0X
2 Ql. Btls.
5.; -,, c P o t a t o e s n 0.
can
-CIGARETTES
Ctn.
3 Tall cans
Lf-oo >Jc
COFFEE
1-lb. jar
GR’ET JUICE 46 oz. can
iVORY
FLAKES
hm a •i c
JUICE 46 oz. can
i,4 lb.
Tit HB
t l l M t l l l * 11*'
Srn. 9 ' i c
(I
I
I* lit II
f« t i* If fill I#
•• I I
I
it In
ntaM uM e-
h
2 cans
W HIP 8 pz. jar
it
I **M‘
SO AP
*29c
h hmn
mi rIIhMf
ILAVA
Vt arat ..17c
w
15c
mi •
it
i wr«i
Noodles, jar
timed n Ir
lb. 2ic
eas, No. 2 can 13c
I
l'a * .r
SCAT
3 Bar. 17c
Towels, 2 rolls
HH
12
T. *•
ileans, 3 cans
!fepr--^.i
IVORY
29c
r-,-.
Guscoj
3-lbs 68c
||#t ftnnli IImihI
%n,- SIH# l«ar
herrles.
2 roll*.... 15c
C S f .... 17c
cin
i.niir i
4ro f'uiin*. In «|*niili
i » 11 I
15c
WHbI
IVORY ,.... C0ND. MILK
—. — —
.... 64c
10 lbs. 36c
3 lbs. 14c
lb. 4,/2c
No. 1 MAINE POTATOES
YELLOW ONIONS
GREEN CABBAGE
28c
Ik H f r'a
reaLemon
Beets, 16 oz jar 10c
twit i m
(Vflt.il l.-.»
»*w»
b rt H »«tr PrfMfMl \«. a'% I *»
l|.L M*«!
1*4
•• Mi *♦*
mmm
7|i| im* !■*«
e s ...... .......26c
**-*•» Vtr<lln,M
Prunes, lb pkg 15c
.c. Dinners .... 9c
U mK I h
0
m
Id vt*.
tM ORY
rmn
ranftre Juice ....
It Jdrs
PihtB, dozen
ts, dozep „
8 ox. btl.
20c
t l|H UI h i *
42c
* I
59c
79c 3-8 oz.
ihampoo, . 29c w*
STARCH
'I
Vi
pkgs. 11c
U . Right To U n it Q u a lity .
, 1
T
�THURSDAY, M A Y 23, 46
THE 8 AN FORD HERALD, 8ANF0RD FLORIDA
WiW• VtiWW’V«#«ffltM‘ WltlMW. VmeWt-TTid e*rt>
ALONG,
Bill McCarthy It putting In hi* ule«! for Wxllnf einuv.'■Ontario,
hander, ghl, only i defeat ip,<x>l1eg<
24th aeaiofi aa New York Unlrer- thia aeaaon.
.
s
rank,,' Dorowy pitched fQr Foul
ill b« the only Way
IW ILLlA M S liU K O . Va.. (A1) — automobile from the
Ycu can’t tell colonial WillUmi- aectlon of this quaint
bhrg that the automobile ii here
Night lacroeae games are ached-
Villanova
handed
Hank
’ ■ ~r'l » tfltRS? Z
Bo-
Potatoei 3 it* 35c
U . 8 . N ol 1 H a , l i n n
Potatoes 10
ib*
39c
Idaho Baking
Potatoes 5 it* 29c
Rutabagas
4c
ib
Juicy, Sweet Katin*
Hlokely l a r ( (
^WEET PEAS
v Quantity* Right! Reserved
No 2 can 14rtc
Prices Good Thru Saturday, M ay 25
Hleacli
CLOROX
23c
^•gal
Juicy, Sweet Eating
Fancy Lemons 3
Grapefruit
4 *.
Juicy Valencia
Oranges 4 ibs 30c
Crackles I Cool, Fmh Florida
taiulalana Sweet
N»w, Ornn
. Suolnad
J*r
Chapped
8C J*r 11C
Cabbage 2
ib.
9c
Juicy Valentis
*
Oranges 4 ib* 30c
Fancy Calif. Frtah
A SCIOU IS MtIUNTIO by the Cdtaty of Lo* Angela to Wljllam Ran
dolph. Meant to acknow ledgement ul the girts Wiich the pUbllaher
made to the County Museum of History, ScWncaand ArU. Pictured at
the presentation ceremony are (L to r.): Supervisor John Anion Ford,
Supervisor llaymond V. Darby, Mr. Meant, and William A. Smith, chair
man of the county Hoard of Suoerviiura. . (International jpundpholo)
^Potatoes 3 its 35 cIf. S- No. I llaatlnga
Potatoes 10
ib*
39c
Idaho linking
Potatoes 5 ib« 29c
Carrots 2 bch» 17c
Canadian Waxed
Rutabagas
Eelbttk Meal and
ib
4c
New. Oreen
it Crackfesf Uool, Fresh Florida
CELERY
2
Fancy fa llf. Ficuh
Stalks
3W»«11I SAUU
Cabbage 2 ib. 9c Carrots 2 bch> 17c
Vllamlzrd
Hemo
Fancy Lemons
Grapefruit
4
ib
Strained
Jar
8C
Strained
Strained
Jar
Chopped
Jar
H e
■ Chopped
Chopped
8 C Jar
Jar
He
8C
ftf
11 C
Muaaelman't *
V in egar
Qt
19c
Picnic Style Pork
(Sliced Pork Boston Butts
Lb. 3!
SUrmiNO fXOM CANCM Of THI lUNOS, A ndro Haytra D shown at
Floyd lt> um-lt Fluid, Brooklyn. N.
otter completing (he last lag of o
mercy flight by IJ. 8. Ni-ry plane* from Oakland, ClHf. With hbn D Navy
Nut,.' Id. I'.-nulr. Slellc t-'akrr, who ayctmipanicd him on the trip. The
Dlghl of about R.OOC mite* from Honolulu was
Pt Uv? re q u e st o f
:Un Cmnd Ovncial In Wtuhliiflon. 0. C:
{Inlrrnnilonhl)
Klngan'a Reliable Smoked
Sausage
Rriskct Cuta, Boneless
ib
47c
Klngan’a Tender Or. IHuk
Sausage,
Frcah Ground
ib
(Sliced I‘urk Boston Butts
Picnic Style Pork
3 7 c
Pound
Sunnyland U Link Pork
Sausage
ib
4 3 c
Bunnyland Bmoktd Fork
Tender Cuts
Scutage
»>
Lb. 89c)
Klngan’a Reliable Smoked
43c
Brisket Cuts, Boneless
Klngan'a Tender Or. Pork
Sausage
ib
37c
flunnyland U Link Pork
Sausage
ib
43c
Sunnyland Smoked Fork
Cottage
Frcah Ground
Tender Cuts
SALAM I
ib 38c
B O LO G N A ib 33c
jplced Luncheon
Piut Ready, 1)
Yellow
Choeie
IEN5
lb
S3
VIRGINIA TROUT
lb
2
FRESH FLA. MULLET Ib 2
VA. RED FIN CROAKERS tb 1
SPANISH MACKEREL Ib 2
NORTHERN FILLETS Ib 2
SALT W HO. MULLET Ib 2
Pound
Pan Ready, Drawn
B E E F ARAIKS ib 1 5c
Pan Ready: Drawn
Knwkait Baal
VIRGINIA TROUT
Ib
23«
VAESR
HEDF^ N CftOAKIR5bfc 19c
�9
la Unity There Is Strength— '
W an ted
,
To Protect U « f i h i of khe World j
To Pronoto the Progresa of A n n i n ;
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
AN
*
IN D E P E N D E N T
I *tir thfuiiflt S,i!tiri|.i 1, \1itilr*r.it«*
kwilltJ*.
I______________
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
Established 1908
W E A T I ! frit
D A 11$ N E W S P A P E R
________________ 1
VO LU M E . X X X V II
Ifu r a lft
T IIK
IV h
L ilr
jf lr r n iH m
4tu| r t f *
itiiin
Ihttittirr^hitw # r i i l t i i + f n i*>r
F R ID A Y ,
M AY
24,
1946
0
A ssociated P ress Leased W ire
N O . 178
I
tfr ie s For Action
Heard In Senate
Public SI l anded,
Perishables Spoil
Churchill
a
Up ASSOCIATED PHFSS
M V S IIIM .IM V Ii. f.. Ms,
The greatest industrial nation
J I. '■}').— I' m- id ro | lr urns ii n III
of the world lie* almn*l proslla, the whole strike .iiustion
rhU today. The railroad artcrir#
before the nation Ionic hi ill I
which pump the life-giving flow
mdin inlrlrcs 'chrdiltrrt for
o f edmmeree through ita mills
11 Oh I'. 'I. Fa-tern lla> light
and. factories,' store* 'iind •fa mu
lim e.
lomorioH. Ilie Preslare nothing hut lifeless band* of
ilrill nil! go I cl id e < nitgrrv.
Valet). For the moment, at lea.«t,
at ’•.Oil I*.-M Fa-lern Hat light
(A h r lie-up la practically complete.
lim e.
lh r»r lalr—l ale,clop.
The only maior railroad func
roco1-j,i||i*^r in iiulji air lhat,
tioning normally i* the Illinois
t t r ; ^ m v i oTocoi
(*r rp -rHn
In
.Central, and that road * u Ob.
■ M 'N D n v; Mny rr, n o
Avm
mm t1 « iff* ilrl 17 isiiii.it ion uguin*!
empled from the strike Itccause
slon dwrvlnll renewed his » I J
Hit' r.tll -iiikr unit tin* threatit lud ben .taken over by the
link tndnv mi Ill,* 111ilUll l.a'iot
government bciorc the walk-out
r n n l m u ’ Mdl of .i ro a l v l r i k r .
| guvi inmt-nl'# decision I " w ith
was ordered. It remain* to he
I hr ait of itnprnctifie •arlioif ha«
draw fiom E g y p t . l i e told Coin
seen whether the effort* of other
Itrrn hrii:hirnnt hi .an tinrititinrrmoil# that it would m in Itutid)
roads to get some trains into
men I from SifU 'lari of War
in l r i c s l s
in the Middle
Hast,
operation with supervisory crews
Putter min.
Ijncruinc from a
destroy
Itrilisli communicationr
will be successful.
speriut rabtiiei meelitic, I'atlerin the Indian unit I'aeifje Oceans,
Not since the strike of 1922
Min Inhl new*men that the Army
ami cut the lifeline of the Itiil>ftia# the nation experienced any-'
nun rut I hiii h into unifor m all
ish Fm pile.
thinff like this, and the full im
men h Ihi ran - m o e i .«ilroail <>
___
_
t'iiurrliill *»ol tluil il wtudi
pact of the stoppage ha* not
it ii rin s ! I'm war
Ih' impossible In defend the Sue;
yet been fell. The gravest and
BANKING MEMBIt of the Scnnto Military A lla n s Committee. Senator | < » " a l unless III il l'll p ciso an *
most Immediate threat, of course.
Kdwln C. Johnson t l c f t ) . U - C o l , and .Sen. Thcm totcr' Green. (D fV l. t . ' “ <*■ stationed permanently in h<
\\ VS
•' \
V!:.1 J 1. ' I A Is to the food supplies of the
In cockpit of plane, see for Ihrm rcU ri the Army'* new super , pecd Jet |
1
1 lrt
"j. .
V,
*
* ii i t 1•. .U'-t ill* * ' |H( V
big cities. Trucks and water
plane. In Washington, g e n e r a . Carl M « a U (center, C l e f of the A . m r . uu«*itiw fartoi >
, r " w . u m H i , . a ,7
+ i tin i ,u lti *y
*• A
ways arc being mobilized to
•
"
A i r F o r r e s , e x p la in s sp e c ia l features of the sw ift craft (/ n ti-rn o lio n a li
1»- rlllT III I
meet this treat, but 'the effects
'. 11 !••«! to li ft llwill *!»*• wmiM bl
*
* M|.*%
|>e
1 .«t t**l m e 4*1
will reach Into every corner of
| iktrruM'i! I*f
IHI pot m il win
the land, across the national
f. » ••I f i:«- • t i ■ ,11 r 1» n iiy I f t l
I hint hill vim hr*f tlml fi B n t
i n*
i,i in#
isV .ilnm *r
borders, across the seas, to
**1|
j i*l»
willitli hom I
fiom
f-irvp
flfSlOIN! OF WIlllAM J i W f l t C OU fO f, Dr Walter P
ftinn (i Ml hc*M the rftphon.i .
Europe and Asia, where hungry
I ‘ i*
r.
,!■=.'4- 1 - l i t -*t11
' iiu^iit
-tu inti-tv
affect
Hi
l.r' 1V S 1 | ill ij|| (Ot V i i t_7i .ill lit ill* r. \
J • • Fi • Vl.ro i It iimcr { k'I \\ >. >
t# .
f c people art waiting for the gram
, 1 1 4ri STkT'imii",
M i f»
! hope* «>f tf«*t t i l l \ tun tv an ill- thi* hoani of tm irr. I-iter, th. Pte ofenl tohl ih* l i -» •« tu: « «•-.
* IIM- *i*1li’ije lit l.ihei I v
"^that now cannot I* moved to!
•• .
f.T j-| > IS# '
m*-slmt*M. jm y«
fin llu- l'nlr*lif*r i|Ui**tM*n
fli
vtit r u a nee* let l fe w e r
ritnitttttg rptai tei hat
’ .nut nt+*ie w
Ute ruiikl.
(/ o Ut tidewater from inland storage]
1) t
,i t|Hit Ik
; Mtiif th*t to line ITtlrpUitr a*
S liT"llllt|f| l*MI|ItH|
points.
.i:1* i 1.
|
off plucr (***
1*' or* tipu
larsscs that will result from!
tl •'
« t"' 11*‘ I( 4 ( h4 \i i*fh gkil***1llllfw
i lion of Mu* S ut*a iTuinl m m
the tio-up, even if it Is only of
f cinciytiii’ V would Ichvu HnUit
III, til
' * 11" - aittl 11««* iillHiflv,
short' duration, can scarcely be
I utthuut A m i'iicfttt help Hint wit
li\ 1 tl n f
Ni l it
H il »\
estimated. Perishable food will
*---------*
- Ihc inti’ll profit It-’** t«4, tha
k ited
ctt 11n- VV hHr 11ntUd
rot on farms, business and in
WASHINGTON.
IU>*
t
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In the Sanford area the stiikc
dustry will lie forced to halt com of engineers and trainmen Imx J he d iw lo A u rt; of t» le c r if y lf in
( tu o c h ill u ifttiitn ic iu l^ l itMvInjJ
ftif w Itatt’ h<*!' flil’ Mini*
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pletely in some cases, or dia»U- resulted In a 76 percent reduc new *ocrct weupon luin (or over- tthe -tutu* ijuii Hi
Kif'pt f**f
Ih* iit^ifw 4*k s o t¥49
.t! jhttti’
cally curtailed activity.
hopro thUt
Utlil C’ in i«li ills* •*? s u ttty
tl*
tion in employment among ap ylifttlowrtt . ititervB t in the C6i»- |f iv e *»i h n y c iir * m
Ton if |i| i lie SanfmU • rl*i)
Capital diplomat* f o r e s e e proximately 660 rallroAd men in _^reialonol coitiftiVerpy over 4lie 'the I uilvtl N'otioiu* will he *!|e
111.
t ft* li4N*
||* n| win*!
•if ■ I n i’* laitflr Hllh Mi ni
^ plenty of trouble for u« In the this .district, il was reported this j sile of the Navy
-Fij'r ‘ 4ei* if tliThe new to it Hiove the uhl
i n lv t iT f'*
h
i > In (Ini A t u lrju i a I I h r M umrJ
• (tanitn fwW. The immediate eon- morning . by O hariee-A. Iltauk, weapon hat been- -tfasephed ■» dangets.
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■ |n*l Park a 1 S‘ 0o *i tl«»rk
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* ce#tt, of morse. 1* famine rebel. superintendent of the Jacksonville more deadly than the atomic
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The possibility that lives may division of
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ho Atlantic Coast bomb. It is a germ *pr«v whirl.
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lx lost bemuse of our failure Line Railroad.
•iHidlMHl'a “ A |p|irit iiiUiiit Nicht
an ■.»*!(♦#
, is atld to la* capable of w iping
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to meet our promise# lit groin
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Approximately
1U0 car.
of i 'ml large cities anil cninr * top*
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A few details of the fngMen
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III Dl \ u • M .Suftfii»t f.i'kv
thought, hut the Washington
4i im •«
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limilrl
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ill
urI
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hurl
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wcnpoli#
have
been
ing
germ
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t-iU n io i:
in 11w* S p d , * rf vtd- ft-- uIk III’ tit IIt’ll UH J.M-Hi | «»»^ •I’"* if 11 flirt! I I hi |nnight\
diplomats see another danger. ing celery, watermelon-, and Imnl provided by nicmbci. of lin
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11 W:i , i '(
feate*l
t
|f» i h«ll«*-«--*
a
- p e t ju l
•lent «*i
'r I,uni** »»F tli«- S*i*i
They see American prestige wan ly growu vegetable,, me tied up llou.-e Appropriation- ( ummiltee. j
tin oliiU*
I* ■I t .ldlM t|»p«*al .11r«*t In' m
-xiiti-i (iilio ix! f rp _ ll.|*
ht*v!l
ftpIII I Tt*i
1 In ft ;it ti-- lit Hi Itt5*»i *
ing at n critical period when at It mid’s siding cm the VVe.t side. These member# refused '*i atlow j
• t <-t I \.l.
»iiicr till*
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n .ifo i- ! Ut i i s i •-'»ii#-*i't • l.ih o t y p i r s t .
“ Our infoi runt ion is Ihul cars
merit ne
I *t iiirvInMnl loti VkHfc
Democracy and Communism are
ip,tu'* ti imed i **» t ■
til d e l mi:
their
names
to
laused.
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c o i u r i e - ’t in e ii n i e
o p e n ly
competing for the affections of on band at Kami's siding that in said that there were *«neiu1 of |(’ jty. birthplace of Judge I’r iwrftit n»*ti I»l
tloKfi .1, Miu1
M iiin itfrr
Kt|
l.r v y S
Sf«hfiM«l to Miirrender
quire icing me being satisfactorily the weapons, each » f them cap ,|). iiarns, Miami voteran joi> if l)rl-uil. l.tPHi dlslriet
iplc In Europe and Asia.
I tl! no liiltitite i i i i i e u l o f M i I i s i i i i i i i i fo i f a i l i n g
The Km|oi
i rlriv
KriU did il iUTu Hi tint
to
f lie m oi e po«it n ♦* net loll,
Jur domestic troubles, these taken care of." safti Mr. (Hack.
t I tin .1 und 4’
I||i* '■Hit lint imho In Ik
able of wiping nut all forint " f campaigning for the Florida H him n ui" vvhu u U m ttiwlnlh I f hr i I 'd '' I’Hry
-4 h1111* ■I. , r, on tfl«T
FT * *
The total numlwr of cars tied life In a 'large city nod curb o f preme Court, has m ningr' af'*her ♦fll
l*l#-a ti*s| n ff it r iw
u iiiI *.
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diplomats point out, play right
«f*e ®h [tintI**
I'V peute«l M ". »
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H
Into the hand* of Itussiah propa up here as n result of the strike them rwady for use ni any tune. "all-oul" leceptuiii Frutay tig iltrtH'l*** - *u*l iii’ tnidi-ti (I n’ hi ii> „
•*F .» l*i J a - I I »* i itt i*i nHii t» in* i ■ \
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p l.«n
Hi
ganda. "You see,” say* the Coni- ^is i'V7, according
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- to- Mr. lllack. He declareii that a plane mulil for the candidate, headquotei Ihm tint.*
• I'lil!
idiitmt | the that to • *»•»
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L irlu ii i I tt’ii
vit s ,jl
v it ,,
,
inunisl, "those Americans Just! Of these, "*72 are northliound and drop the splay In a -mete i'll' here annoiinced tislay
tat i ti** 1
it"*
Mi, ' l If !{',» I f St I •
cnn'l handle their affairs in include 10J loaded car# (including with quick niid rertam 'h.ith the
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tlwlr Dei mrc racy. Just look at the perishables) nod 71 empty]
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cars.
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He ttl*o pointed out Unit plm.ics j#ti,1 aflei conferences will* -otic
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Fortunately for u*. human tx- ef which 101 are loaded. Of the Could flv over the !*.*tota and ,up|Hirlei. w-iis taken on ,i !*n d r i 4'h. tT 'iH i'l Jllttl ft*| ||l«‘l t lull (lit
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ings, under nurinal circumstances, latter, there I* believed ;<> lx but destroy llie entire wheal crop of the city by former Judge |Jirnitlvi'i. i Ihn'I tut1 (tiuwitli Hf }n t,»
W nid- ii i I.§i* *•
oo* 1 »t»i"j*
-I i ike filiiRiiiitL NegiltU*
p r e fe r frrviloni to rerfmcntallolt, n very small amount of perishable In a single operation
l».iu
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vyU*
im th r p«dtry »‘l lirlpnn?
m u the A . G ru y n o n , r h u irm u n «•( U H in " I h i i i ;■ n ^ t n lin i w in - A l t
hef*el(. In ah HIII. tad w<i |) ! L*- f oilromfi titn|
1*1X1
and the tradition of liberty tins goods. In addition, there are 60 sfeotia would die in the ground,
lo c a l c u ih m iU e o
sp o n so rin g
tl l.yo n II# s e c ie m r y . J o e L iv in g .In n j lu ll f» t (lie In r n F
m ill Im ile il IK -tm tiiite pit
io n fe ic n e e tolilr -atrikuiK to otliei tioodi werft
deep roots In Europe, Our mo- loiulcd cars for the Leesburg,
t , t ie a n u ie r , D ick
F l s b c n v . n # j * i \ iiit I m v c I m II, H o w e v e r, 11nw
Home weeks ag" the S.i*y dis It la m t ju r i s t '* v a n d ld u e y ,
hJtlil llr loot i r4 i«4■ I t II* 1*1.**--i inuu
I*--'tilted in ii dowiitnw n \V.nh*
^ menlary cnibarrasimenl will not Trilby and Kissimmee branch line. closed that'-TU had turn conduct.
la is t
n ig h t J u d g e
Ib irri* ' il <ajl t w is t e r
and lo lifi Ivey and lot: 1*>n uni* n hit wild I»^i ni^hl nvnduhf.
fnt the
filial
toll
io.it I Intt ihri *■ t . n il n11*11
™ mean an Irrevocable defeat, but
All trains that left terminals Ing germ warfare ifsenrch ul tna liv c r e d tw o ra
radio
d io ttalk*.
a lk * , He
l ie W. LI iff Able, a- iliieetor - Dile to ] mid ' nl-o itrrlu'il etatn- play llirii V
i.# I**' Mim-lei •*! I*' ITI'
Vnd.t
d ,*lt A' p in
The in tro d u ce d
. there* no blinking the fact that yesterday, returned, including the University o f (-ul'.fn"""
by
Judge Grays* his rocrql accident, .1 N lt„l,;..oipj la-liti.ii lom
Five Fed n ,nrs A|?i ft nil •• *
f f a . «g*.| h y
m 'l , .
wo are drawing heavily on Die Ovicilo and Leesburg branch,
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t|„. ;,-IMeUmk
Hut
only official desciqitum even w ho d e cla re d| "an ovei» liclmu It* » » ' unable l» !*• pi,-sent in
1Ig14
Wnol., i
Hflh r IN’*
capital of good will which wc
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ln*n latm-i
|tnwH-, i* i piirlnst « ,,M-lidt( wimn VAlIl l«n *•
Tislay the railroad w*# silent, was that the disease -pM-.nl w*ns inujuriiy nf lawyer* fsini Juil be l(istall**i aiK
t'd
Ii, il d r have piled up in the past.
Hetuing
long I-mo
' ty,I*- n, iirtu i.nn. mnl. i-xiepi t,»r IMrcst'iP i *
and according to Mi Mark, no centuries old and one nf the |tinru.1 eleetlon to tin* .Supiei
Particularly grave fear# arc runs, even for mail, me scheduled. greatest of killeis
l.l 1-I I.h i*t
their was t'ourt."
Wild explained thut l F'linsr)
riim-.-i-il uppit-i lot inti t) ■ . -i«.l fiainr w)ii-ii Iniaiidn ................
> nil
• ,!,*■». tint
felt in connection with the food
f o r Hu
t in
HppoM given" »o
i.. .....
tu n i li>
t ari,.
i l " ,i I ill'll
According to an
Assnciatcd j #pecu!»tu>n that the Nnn .t.ile- I torn*), are tx*l qualifx-d
fj'f
iqq»ui
I>> t„
I VIIt
"Ml kI'l •111iliftt-lt.-. .
ti
l
t Iic r!ut>
rlnt» «!
kit TI
Ilf tinI I lf ,i.ot
fi-t 1 seal
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I. , .* I,. , t*•♦W
supply situation. California fruit I’reks report from St I'cterslnirg, 1 0,rnt migtil lx a , , i i , i n j know what type of judge* a the
dm
me
jj f:,
fine.
Hi- .1... • . ,,it .'Hit' u?r I* 1
and vegetable growers, for In* an Atlantic Coast Fine |ia>*e»gof ' Ilu ln u m I ’lugtie.
11ciNt it1*11 t«i
o u t pi a t it i“ f ii i i
tM « |i H *i **
M -p -oM .i "it
'
.-led hr ih#
**. • »*.•
•
stance, say louse* will run into train left therr Ihi- motnlng on
mirli tin p u tt lu ll > * m i * h n w I tnl t * r l ul t In
m * *at 1 »•*♦»
* hiti
hall
« iH i
lit*1
■' r I*
hn\r
•• *
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* many millions of dollars in a its way to Jacksonville. An un
lla n n
liw * i I m ih *
t r o liV m iln .i,
m
Ja«
t lir .
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r %«.« m i i.
.u n i
l*ns.
pnM» U\
M.MH*>pi.iit
i.«ii**« ii t
mutter of day* if perishable* arc named executive was said to be M E R C H A N T S G R O M ' H»
1,.
"I’ pr*i* 1 |tlD.v|itVlN Ipivki'"! fill’ .SITili 111i^- ft Am pt»*h# iiiHrhivu »
t i»m
i till \
• I i i inn
year# he ha# served us n (i b*ol if( .A
IIA V K ■HTP.Ah DINNER cotll l judge.*'
by I* uHc’i Wfn ii’ii v» hit •1‘fmrtl m*,' *o «t mi'it a « iinjlr1 mutkor.
* tidii|, ih.1t *1*- 4nii it innT tn
not moved.
at the throttle nf the locomotive.
Ptriini
V»* hid,* lin #*"T »1* d
in <t«imin hr nbmil tin* futmo mil
All over the country, express It operated over the Ocala divi
i.i i#»■ i iKiin f "■ n ■ill
I tt l.tfilJi'N I Wll (till’* CMHU* ill 1.111’ lmwi‘1r i , 1fttai$ *iiiit r -Lip.*I- "*m
i "Get It O ff-Y ou r i hc-i " din
ears loaded with perishables have sion.
look let UmI »iitwtnni, lit* tuld filTht h a lf n f thv* M rcn tn t l u r k
Jhstiii ihr \ »’ i rttul tin* M.tiiite
inu1i> tinpuli'* fiMwIs, I ji»'ii* iiit1
been sidetracked as a resell of
liKDKKKD TO CAPITOL of the L iiiiTa pm .iiit1 uitli iU L f^ h rllr u nit
pet* n.-tiiie tn (ii.ulde ramMall boxes at the .Sanford Post ner sponsored by the Sanford lieM m ljr k i
u o |k t * il cut tain Its I**' xhn| liipi», in liuiiir (
bunds mwl finut* un«l i»f the pirn* H m v in tftn ti ( n r f i r « p a j n p i . O n
the strike which started at 4:00 Office wore comparatively ompty tail Merchant# Axsoci*1'" " . " C*J
m u i f,.| tin- , i i * i %. I>i-cbarged
IirtMllHlKMI. Until Vl'nllldu .Hid till' (Mm
WinniriK
Kiisivmiice
ihw Ihi) n ami n il n t lr m p t In i m h
T. M. Local Standard Time yea- thla morning, as the messenger to Tuesday evening at 7 00 o clock
in.-# amt inactive ie#ervek
l . n v c l l c *,n ff
SAVANNAH, tie.. May 24. <
■smpi?»4M ItHVt* P\|)li*3M‘ii IwiJII'
It nifty,
(dll be held at the .Mayfair Inn. —General
-.flattinrm1 1
1h-U
W
117lit K'.Iftl'IllutUCir*
innv vfliunteei Lif duty, mnl naval
Dwiglit
Kiscnhower* 1
I FU
fieri «t id . iht* h u ll i* »l Ter 1 Hit it' dtM0})
Not a single carload of live Ihe depot brought In no incoming All members of the association l>een onlercd <to cut short a va
He also told of a I.ion spoil slum iiiifl f jktlr4L*11<J move*! nvi’ t tVlMt thr \llii*’’ uniihl llttVr Mtt ili-h i. i, coimiuiniiaiil# have l.een
tftiiit! nnijrf nirtiMltiiif'* nf
stock left Chicago — Uto nations mall. In event o f continuation of aro urged to come and get 'heir tion In Savannah am! leave Bored piojivl for which fund- In l l i l i t l
given aittluii ily in n-vidl naval rer » * .
.7 f# th.* " or> in savannan niki iv« m; are
flMill pmhliTii
firestock center. Meat Industry the strike, there Is no certainty
- , r m - wfftrrrv who are nrwls.j,
Wwshiugton. llo hus.hceiuurl
Hum irqm,
m ill ulher than
frqm.Jtfee* and—coinplfinl*— off.
rim7t a r i f f - nnrrr mttrit' ii cmurMicr Jft \ !
spokesmen **y- the .trail strlka of Incoming mail
thr-fnrtflfT Tafmt-i
,
.- . liciiiini L iaciiIiuujic. A m o Chief
i to art emeifcflcy conference
Reach
which
l*.rarrjed
JtiVMiU uhi» ( lUlwVUDtl 'UtO hall,
— •— wtlF just about paralyse their Daytona
.
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I M t FI-1-« I nf Sinff. hu« lito-ti in dr i ail in cut
j , fH“ 1,rnr
» f i 111 ii if tlie htuKNi* Virik'iniin VE t KW VS- Ml
here on the
tha Star bus route which ■• A delicious steak '.llrinWr wllj ^ o n r^ tlm ^ wTthJ\ \ o 'ra ifT trik c gl.u.oon
i
production.
O FFK FR S
l.\SI
E V E N I N G i# liu it I i g vju a i inti in G e o r g ia a m i
lie served," Charles Morrlaon i
grids at Orlando.
Iscvy mid
«»irm|
ho hlltaf foi which t>ur|)o*i< ihe jfriitiriileit mil
.
Millions of commuters In major ends
letimi to W«#Mngtnii fur an
SITU ATION IMPROVES
Tftt!
M ip lje F k i
c fiM u r d
This mall arrive* hVre at 7:00 stated today, "fcnd ticket* may W» |
Jnytona
Mini# Cloli
ircciitly lu iv id h * .
4
urban areas either have been
O ffn ri. fni thr Vrleimii. of emergetay nipeting.
the pliitr when ('outs' ifrmiinled
aontributed IUM hi,
'F jt fin d e d In the Mg cltlea to A. M. Tha bus passe* through obtained from the following dir
I’ nreign
tlai#
Auxillaty
whir
#|ailie#mau foi 'tir Amcileatt
nut, *h»e Justice tn Levy.
NEW DELHI, India, May 24
which they travel by_ train to here going track to Daytona In the ectors of the e*»oci*tmn: « • '•
elec led I..-t evriiing at a ineciiu A •••wtation of iiailioaii# >*y, Iliat
'
W UITTKN. IS DISCHARGED
Smifmil -ruled a single titu in
work dally. Other mlUlona who evening, There I* no certainty a* Bitting. Zeb UaUifff. L < f u " —Tha food situation in India
Nil. indy alntut Kft jm-xengrt tiains
their hulf of the m ih p fnnno held at lin- Legion Dot.
managed to reach home In ad to deliveries by air mall a* no ner, Cl L. Redding, J. H. Tru l«k. been described as somewhat
S J/c Aulxev I.. Whitten, liOd when Itudily U*ke tluuhled und grouji i# a lie** BM.iip and i- jti*i ,m> nmtimg tml.ij-. The normal
vance of the atrlke deadline will bus service haa been authorixed to Ned Smith, W. A. Morrison. Mil proved. Top-ranking mcml>eis
Slitt, olfo-ei* tiiiinl.i n alMiut* 17,.'.HO Mains,
be unable to get back
work In take this mail to Orlando, the air Jenning*. Rev. Mark Carpenter. ndia's food department declii Kim A vrn" r . ha# Ih-cii ilischatged went In thud after Levy hud getting togaiiUed
to estimate today whether front tin- I oiicit Sla’ix# Navy, flietj to left. Judlre walked and will nffn n.li) ih-iitiitc on mixiti ‘|i,Hip# uiiil milk train# are runmoat caaea. The city of Los An terminal, according to Joel S. Walter llayne*. A- C., Stine.
I.itextork
gelo, for Instance. ,le without Field, postmaster.
threatened break-down of the g scuirding to information received T t l l t l e s in g le d to d e e p s h o r t Ici ary In Sanfuid in tlir nrtn future, nmg i.ul no fteighl.
Ml#, I
I Ko.imlll.tt wa- sit# teceip , .Il thr leading markets
Duainesa In downtown groceries
major transportation a* a result
rniment’s rationing program today fmni llir Nuvul IVi remind ftcoro i-uke.
W ARNING W8L-ED
The Feds raptured the lead In ted president; Mi# t i~ Erwin, li.ivr faiicu off by a# much as
appeared to be especially brisk up
been averted.
• of the strike.
Setaration Center, JnckMuiville.
to noon, and bread supplies dwin
llielr half nf the I hit .1 flume senioi vire-pir.ident; Mr#. IF I. fin |.cr cent. In the automobile
L
JERUSALEM. May
vice pi evident, industry, it i# -aid Mini the rndled fa*L
when llryant singled and went Sullivan, junior
tn tlliid nit Dave Bride'# double. Mrs. S. M KiChlid, cltaplin; Mt». lire piuiliictimi of cat- and trucks
A®
OFFICERS REPRIMANDED
On an attempt tu catch lliynut E, J, liuulli. cnnductie##; Ml#. may ho lull toil, if die strike con
Alt
coming into third, the bail got Leo Butner. guard; Mr#. Ralph tinue# over Hie week-end.
In nfrigaratod car* for k maxi- » sua
‘**n5*;,.,i,1
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7
ri..i..tio
e
.
Tha
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Di ZlonRm In Palestine. The
away from Le» Bergman and Dean, treasurer. Mr*. Rtiymond major cities uie In danger of food
WASHINGTON, May *4. W fl- mum of 7* hour*, and that
sstab leader, Jamal El Husaelnl,
Bryant scnird with the tying Lundi|ul#t 'wu# named trii«tce for .shortages,
Tha Navy Department haa, given that, ev«n If ro-iced, decay ml
■aid other Arab Male* are voting
three ycui#.
ycais. Mi-*»ok fm
Tim tn
Ali- Jessie •>‘»ok
lm | The
m il imlu-lry i* moving
, Urge sums of money to aidl the
a severe reprimand to Vive Ad set in, due to the warm weal
|< ■nll.iurU IJa l’a,r
two yeui# mill Mr#. Brailey Oil - 't.iwurd a complete shutdown, Tho
was recently estimated .that defense of Palestine against /ion- XONDON, May 24, ffl'i— hipfs of staff.
miral Robert 0 Iff 111 and four oth It
ham for one year.
t i me in the soft coat fields will
Tha III itia!| government
ur^#j
ril arid,
er Naval officer*. .They were In between 360 and 400 can of eol# Um. He added that several Arab five weeks conference of Bri
Mr#. Estelle Darcy presided end tomorrow, but John I- Fevrla
commonwealth
leaders
has
cn
be
dominions
found
tlicir
r
vlewfc
yet
remain
to
be
cut
and
'
"aval
Air
Station
*rge of the
are twining men
over the meeting und ti#*i»led ha# dcfcrrrd* any meeting of his
with an announcement favoi linciding in the matter of Km-’
>«d from the Oviedo section. organisations
Rico, last
at 8an Juan,
giro military assistance to the a system of ’ decentralized
NOTICE
with the election.
union’s policy committee—which,
s irade policy, however. All
Arab* in Palestine.
ptr-umably, would have to aprather than a foreign pal Icy
Diem said they fell they
FOR MEXICO
ck*k», ^ u r f w S a r a Md*oth«J
The Herald regrets that on
IIYKKS IJl ITS W HITE SOX
Muve any extension o f llie truce,
an
Empire
basis.
During
the
I
,
make
reduction*
in
the
______
J,
N.
C.,
May
34,
^ equipment was lo*t or atolag from
account of the acute paper
•ewi# posted a notice at his
cusslons,
British
dominion*
npire
prrfeienre
trading
sya—
Mr*.
Max
Lanier
»ald
*
FLIGHT
CANCELLED
shortage alt standing display
Navy plane*.
CHICAGO. May 24. (/Vi-Jim headquarters that, as a result of
said to have rejected M l
n' only in leturn for sub' had
advirtising
will
bo
temporarily
NEW Y O R K — Former Premier backed
my
Dyke#,
veteran
skipper
of
the
by Geoeerratires,
government seixute of the mine*#
tariff cuts hy other
two
discontinued upon eompUllo Chicago White Sox, today re what lie tails the .Smlth-Cotmally
Blum of France ha* can- fng Joint commonwealth
The United Mates was
__
rertc.
of
present
schedule*.
We
hope
____ a scheduled fnl«!n from on foreign affairs. signed as manager of Lhe Ameri Slave Statute »ow Is applied to
ally mentioned in that j
. ®
that no further reductions In can Leagur organization. Ho will the miners. And. he said, no.mea*'m im
s.
The new jirogram has
display
space
will
be
necessary
policy
bo replared at the helm of Sox by ing of thr policy, ronimittee wilt
___’Art, No
Canada ami Australia, in parare known to have
and that standing ads ran be veteran hurler Ted Lyon*. Dyke# la* held until the situation U
*1 Buifetin
w (A T A
acknowledged
fjnited Kingi icuiar, registered their oppoiicompany of Me
resumed
In
the
near
fulur^.
In Belfast
predominance.'
Instead,
it
Ion to a mnvr reiiuirlng a Joint
wpnoeenutive*,
will pilot the club for the lu#t clarified. At the same time, min
first statement h
IU . Field today In a TWA phesites the autonomy of pinmmortwealtfi sstup, followjng
W g .j b f t P
Advertising DeperinienL time tonight when Chicago Fleet# ing ri|wrts believe that hard coal
rawal of troops from
•i
tha Detroit Tiger* at Coiniskey mines will have to close dawn hew
throe
. No reason was *Won for
jfc# I V . •k*
4^- ,
I,
f<Btum*l trip.
striker, ^ r i d
M ’ark.
cause of the railroad strike,
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Ex-prime Minisle
Renews His Attack!
75 Percent Of INew Weapon Said
Local Railroad To Be Germ Spray
Men Idle Today By House Group
lowington Limits Senators To 6
Japs Urged To
Hits As Locals Cop 5 To 2 Tilt Aid Each Other
In Food Crisis
Viite Installed
As 'President Of
Huge
fcocal Linns (luh
Planned Fur Harrs
|At His Hirthplad
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to
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THE HANFOR
The Three Horsemen of Death
TUESDAY, MAY 21* 1D46
HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
COAL OPERATORS STATE POSITION
' CHILD FORGIVES—B IT JUDGE DOESN'l
TA LKIN G TIRES
vision ^
because
fe e•l'B••io
.W . IIV.IIH
dem ands
•■ (FUSING
| .. TO- ARBITRATE
•
” —J t h eJy *v*
•«'U%.M
#•***»■»*
U1U3 gO
beyond the question of wages, hours and working conditions, mine op
erators representatives ore shown in Washington as they told o f the
breakdown In negotiations. The men nre (I, to r.) George
Campbell,
President, Illinois Coal Operators Assn.; Edward It. Uurkd, President,
boulhero Coal Producers Assn.; and Charles O'Neill. (International)
QUITE READY TO FORGIVE nnd forgrl the bell-lathing »he‘r e -.!v e J f ont
her father, Geyc Mlskewych, 27, Oct., it* Mich . little " j r v Ah'n M.skcwyrh gives him an affectionate jtlu , IZul Jitrl-r John M th trv v .s tint
to icmly to overlook the nudtw and alteredI J l h l;cu yeti to spend li ity fivc days in the House of Correction.
(fttiernalluasl Sndfcdpftofo}
Speed, liquor and faulty vision are the three horsemen of death now galloping on America's high
ways. With automobile fatalities running 50 per rrn l higher than last, year, the Heller Vision Invtllute
predicts that II current arcidrut rates continue, 19EG will te r 40,000 dtad, 1,000,004 maimed, on (he public
Ighways. Speed is reporlrd av a major cause In JO per cenl of fatal accident'. One out of every five
rlvrrN of death ears noticeably "had bren drinking.” T'aullv vision of drivers or poor seeing conditions
because o| weather, etc., are found among the under!] inc causes in a m ajority of latal highway irr|drnU
FRENCHMAN ACCEPTS U. N. GAVEL
,TRAINMEN READ NEWS OF GOVERNMENT RAIL SEIZURE
if you’ll Keep y t full of oir tmd
treat us fairly well, we’ll run up
new mileage record* that will
WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT
surprise you . B u y us of
Stafford's Service
Station
C ur.
2n d
&
S an ford
who cnn also help lengthen the
life of your present tires with
curcful inspection, expert re
pairs, w eekly reinflation and *|
recaps.
has
been
a p p o in t e d
KELLY
for Seminole County
( . ' 0 h h V ,> <t >r<
.T I R E S ,
I errnnnont Location Will Be Announced l.ot
‘f . r ' M r .
IN THE TICKET ■ECEIVIS'S OFHCS In Pennsylvania Station, New York Cily, a group ol rondo, \m, imd Iraln
men scan the headlines for news on the government seizure of the nation'* railroad] TJespiio the pre§|dcnlial order, union chiefs did not Issue Immediate stalrmcnls calling oil the Uiiculemd stuke. (international)
IT'S THE FIRST PLANE RIDE FOR THESE SIX SISTERS
ci!..‘ ■ , I'.uh munlll a it line to the alp sphcllt luting OI Ilia
ctnmlrjr* sv.i.rh are member- id tAo Umled Nu lions. {liitv a a tu m a ll
TEXAS LIVES UP>TO REPUTATION 9
OR F A T H E R ’S
Remember Sunday, June
16 is Father’s Day I Please
him with • gift from our
wonderful collection
EVEKSHAUP PEN
and PENCIL SETS
Mead the list for gifts for fathers
nnd graduate* alike!
Lversharp Skyline Pencils $1.60 up
P « i* ............ $3.96 - $8.00* - $9.75
Pen and Pencil Sets
$6.95 - $8.76 - $14.75
THE PROUD ROASTS OF TEXANS that everything I* bigger end better In
their home stale is borne out by these hailstones which tell during a
storm Ihe other day. "Digger than oranges,” they said and this photo
proves it- The sphpro second frdtn left U an orange.
(International) -
Other Gift Suggestions
©
W atch Chains
Watchee
Gold Expansion Bracelets
Leather Billfolds
Fitted Cases
Belt Buckles
Lighten
TRIC SERVICE
ru m m i
“slapping taddeal" which
itiaasl Military
FIRST STREET
U lt, Bhumrl Okawa Iran* forward.
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In Unity There Is Strength—
TIIE WEATHER'4
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To Protect tho P eart of the World;
To Promote the Proem ** of A m rrira;
< V To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford.
»lotait% nil.ft %I*m«rr» jutl v i l l f f f d
KItiiiti(pt **liftmt i *» 1 tiI Aii£ li Ihuf-tlar jf IrrritPitf
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VOLUME, XXXVII.
"
JU»
Iran Case To
"
S AN FORD, FLORIDA,
Established 'io08
W ED N ESD A Y. M AY
■■■ ■■■
a
■
Associated Press leased Wire
22, MS
NO. 176
Rail Unions Submit Final
SENIORS ATTEND DEMONSTRATION
Hussein Ala Doubt
ful That All Red
Troops, Have Left
*** Iranian
Territory
State A m erican
Legion Offices
To Rem ain Here
WASHINGTON. Ma* 22,
(A P )— Senator Torn to n .
ttslly ha* expressed ihr ti*1**
that all of the rial inn* whirl*
fought on thr
tlliril side
should take part in « riling
the peace treaty. The Texas
- democrat told the ’ Senate In'
dav that It * a* hia funda*
mental view that tile writing
_ of the peace trealir* should
<3 not be confined to Ihe lim ig n
Ministers of the H it'fo u r
-"Tpmrere-. - 7"|"
Pltinc Wreckage Clings to.ltuildin^
T^ «l>
Rulmus Melton Of
Mayo Is Appointed
Assistant Adjutant
? t/f t
I
fill
ai lit tl u t
\y .ti
j\
| ;,,.l
\fj|**tt
Ic
t.imily,- -iiiii Mi
Mat 22.
lr iin iiin ‘ »
b liiir
4till 11
ttiln-*rr.
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It.
viiih t h e »**M-
hmM
bfiitlurlHMitU. When ll
riitfrtl. Slrrlm^n mailt* thi**
1 »*‘mark "I ilon't l»n«« almiil
I fir ij i.i iit rw fut n M 't i l r W l i r
b .liiu *
MI
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w .\$niNi;:roN. Ma> *J2,
f,T*i- Tin* ) itiiritittl1 brnlliur-'
ff11}l 11il #i *
h iln ils
Vt* i- “alflM »:.« I**** *» ...........
if
i* atni*< it.. » i h»*l»\ l*\ It*,'
J* I id .I
M- \IcIImi hlij t •.*"'*» i* '
Ivp i I'Htdlnp i t m at Iniftt yt*t**
( tufiily, |i p sjin lrd 1** It'-ij'ji flutl
i*ft *•X* 111 Iff 11Vi I** t *Hili* lie fV W11L
NEW Y()UK, May 22. (/1*>
—The United Nntioim jiecurity Council hint ittljminioil nfter 'tlocitlinv to keep
the Iranian case on its books.
The Council voted to pul
off further discussion of the
U V S IIIM .IO N
tA P )
l*i #*•iif rtii
ItutiE t t n i f r n i u i
'Sa udi, itfnl ,tn iihkhlttiil «!t*|»«iit
tnri.i m i/utiint.
Me*v..
Jm
Walkout of 250,000
Railway Men Slated
To He at 1:00 P. M.
Tomorrow Evening
Si«*i*lm#n. h.iv |)l(l| ,iri hour-
li4*'-
I f . .Mltlm lf. l
(J
<tl-d L is t 'll
lu l l.I V
I lu ll
tL t’ v I1. 1t • >iil,uiirtt><l w h iit’
1 iii 1 ■ iib u i t iin .ti | um iu siI In n In t in g ii* 1 I li t n i’ lt l f i l l '
.--,•11 L’llti’ pl ni til*’ lIlti'itltM ie tl
r a il a i i i L i 1.
I'll,* br<Hlit, rlittttiis :<!"*> 1 i*Vt‘a l i ‘*I 't h i i t
t ill’ll b'< u ll*t* w e | e In liavt*
iMhfri n*«l nit I* h is b li'tit Tiuman
tluMI'g till* till)
Tin*
♦.( tlu train*
I, , r ' •• I . ■1 . 1 V | W bit ill’ll .
lut-st ’ 111111i Mt,i 1 11*1 - iMi lit ini
4*4«! iiiiiit had
V\ :;nIn* t ni*!
Mtuf «»>'
Vithi
AM lcKH*it»i.iM«"v atitl
(trlieral Donald Wilson. cnilla Ji- n n ln n iiili'M io h in ile f in llid v Naie unOt-lMlii:* .cenlor.v from Seminole High Srllool were su<‘,d- <>l M,i)„r
'
liiripl«Vt}* iMUPtbiM uiilt iit#AiLfi
• rn
' .r .J .i . *„■ ninl'(Unj sm eral AAF I’CfC at Otlam:*, Anm Air Uaw „i the monthly 1actual demons!radon held last
fM ivihiuy i*F T iic iitlm c I L h»«c
i n e d e c is io n « a s n ia o t. to *
m w attending were >inJt tn riiftit b i.k row*. David C Howard Ken M- l rt l t r r, mil F
f S|mhw Ii Aturt
day after Iranian Ambassu M niwi.oiiri ii-iirj w Ruckivr W,n/r It
■.*i \
.li to right limit r o w tiny In IV ’*’ r a m |i n
rin*>: ■ instructoi Mr t. K Tew } I \\ If Vl \t I*l« Mi l «•,l|l***-i* '
gk- J . / K tt.itliin
tt
dor Hussein Ain expressed cluutiti* F McWhorter Olcnn A U ligk
Ji Pete J IJowrn
-viiii'lt' Suntil,ay iii<>i itm^ .*?
•Stall Photo. OAAll I.that nil Soviet troop* have left former naval combat flyer in fliWl* w o not prevent 1t»r Ihe picture
li* I* oVInck ;»f III** Humlii) m I*** 7
Iran. Ala told the United Nn- — ■ •
--------------Id hi I .if flu1 I'll -I:\ tlll 4 n 1 11Mf •11
Units Security Council today that ^
.
__
/<♦ MtimuI Mi i "i i,it Min -»"t I, •
he believed Iran's ease
......... ^ e m i l l O l e
U lC C
kill ( ,
..iMete.l *\ remain on the UKriidu.
|I. t I |t. '.Mt. In1:.
A la a l’ o stated that no tui aI.«Mutmi •' M■* i *Kk i!i<b
he knew the o iiR tiiu l com pUint
1.1 • •i - 44f < t|Hi|ft»4‘ 11 I ifwjH-j* I of Interference by Ihutiin »li!l
•..I Au\ihrit v vvill Ih* i i f.
stood. The Ainhn<u>adnr wu* III
U
9f
\ r nn i, gj( wII!»
'
E vilcd to n M’nt at the mum >1
table at the re*|uci*l of the Ihllrh
11 I , | f£|t.l> M t II ll I .III •
delegate, Ur. Helen Van Kleffen*.
lifn *inM M i- ^ iM** t \ Urt !■*
Aln ckjilnincd that linnlnn Prt
ih - ut \ij vf Ij 11fa inr-ttlcnf
mie i Ahmed Javnm hud naked jM lS S
I
M iljll M I " I tmt ll Ilia I f
I •11|*IM*4
that the council drop the iimllei
fic.4<|*|tiit11« i In'iP,
VllU
of the ' withdrn»al of Soviet
ii ilfluKiti* I
th*’ ‘fMhf
i tn m 1
f JllIFTALD New Yotk M *y
troop* from Iran, However, he
•n iliilr tcHspriibiii
l"i 11* t( T.ikcii fnmi 4 Hratln liulhiuuti i Ni w Ymh ru v *. liiutK*ul
ru»i ii Ls 1 it: •,*,<||( *41>■)irftI • it * 11»nt* I*
’■ f
Tiir- Vrtrtim* Admi .Utta- fit. T*•* t It f .u’f ttr I‘tr tin*
u iti*‘ •i ikt*
added that hia instruction* said
Iil!l4 * V|**AA hll't** t|t«‘
‘ «|l
> >• t«{ in C-45 iitmv (list* t
ii !t
1!,
^Imrtal Omar lltadli - —said |Hi *.»’ till,, is Ilfifll lltr ttf*'
,)i4i»fl
tinmimis f .f Hm*
nothing about dropping the emu
IIt t* t ?iL\lil*d »|I l fir ff>-\ftlE i It*
it \j *ii1|li1 (i§§i |li 11 littn if ni Wit
* I,, f Aw ■ It
i!lr»>
j tii rx-mmatiori ni the 0 1 mil
plninL of Suviut inlerfciimcu »*»;
uf
**i*lit »i
i%iiii li
.-»i*i«iin,il*« wilt Nr-* Ytii-k CT1>. F lvin u
1 •• .Ia 1 hu k log IUr twtO‘ <Mgli«*tl
• sis, i >,.*•’ flu viiliT* iIphm ini' l*i
a! Right* Midtcale’ ttiat tin taoti- r . i , ml iii<- •'(.it **t 11**.- liiM 'jtfiiit jMuiiffrtl tiilu the hdlii f m
Iranian affairs.
It* t\ II I. Mils t OSNOI.I.V
.-ini nit* itaft^Tfiigpi3. four ni« f hi iI rl
1. tn t’-pst-ent» a <ommuiu y re. I 1•1• I*.-, *«• fqr»- ■1 light
Karlier, the United States dek
4
In’*i* i*»i aiittlltnr v**ni
VV ir *111* HAntUit if tht M« t \|l nut i>«- rr'.hjtift! D\ Army »» i Ur
a gut*, Hdward Mtottinius, propo.ed
jnn-.iltititi Itrndli t ..s»ertc today
t htm.vmg an uttl-tarullltg pm
r»rM h«*nt *1 un nitk4 i«
"tt iftl
* tiilri 11.* • «t**
& that the world oryjaniration post* .........
____ iiiuatr. th* ■.■ngirig
Jt. a jtrriis |ircpa.eU !()f .te Nagiam __
«f nJO*l
! hr*
tioriiii CnTifemite of Bo u ; Wort
pone action (in the Iranian ^aae. hg*"the *U tc chauttuory. MuulnI|4«*s>’. SlU t * ^W
Sutttnfu s spoke In1nic*nately fnl l0 |P U L h £*hi.'d •;)«■ clifli' »f UK)
Otal tti«- vetrtaii* program w prv.+" <lnu
lowing the presentation of a v
|p,( i.y
Mi*-t>lhe llre-e
iltrirtt Oh the abtirn *it lire Amet!
1 »Pi
rah |ievp!e Sit mitXi II iiieallingfli
Tehran report thnt all Russian whittle of th.Hattie Hymn
of
in !br ttkttr where tile rcti'f'ji
troops had left Iran hy May •’>
fl,.putd,. • „ ,,i Kiwanlan* t.-i
lie said that Ihe Russian gov- |hvlt f(.ct rti
.............. „„ (,ui *
It**
eminent had made nn report 'and (mni, ,|f
„t their -m et.
Ih * .idmuitstratui o) yeteiaii
thut the Iranian document was |,,K today, prim ipal
Herman K.
atlair* vdil 700WXi veteralu* alreao
,
t 1*
14^*11
incomplclr.
\\ • 1. 1 f
aie taking training course* untt’
Morris httd rfiargr of the proUlllt: t** !!
I !11!*tv I 'Ii |«U alt I
, - .11 i
v*Itit ll
Great Ilrilain hacked thr United grum.
<it' 1
the Ci I Blii He adde*l Hint heat
=_
S llte s . The British delegate, Sir
••(*♦ 14*1 H*l' i illillii ' i n !”i im liifii
Iv 2 0 boooo others have ludlpur i
We do appreciate tin- singing
iil*14i
Vintui*: tiw * ti.Oiyf- IrtMIlC
^ , Alcxnndor Cadoggn.
suggested very '•sill
frit “
Ideclared
IT'SI
klWfltlifl
llinl, they may be pluming with
much.”
Ktwanis
»t I. ililf u Itir h v **-1p Ui k «*ti .
ii *
■.>i-*i in l in lit •trU‘i'i ill'tills i‘l ri’
f 'tlu il the Security t'mmcli keep President J . It- Hull a . lie tltl*
tlniial tramiiig and -duration
I]11* ‘"" I
t| Mil'll1
i*r#n h\ 1fit*
.ill *n*ithe Iranian
case* u"
un ;**.
Its ‘“m
agenda
Uliiillei raid HU* tidal wave ... "ere -•
*
........ .. ,**’
-"1" dress,*| the glee dal .....I Ml**
f«H
VVmV!•1 -•1giilt! .it I«HI n!
until a complete report ha* been
«B1I,|
„ot *urIrariiUM l-iiiesenb. a sli.tllengi .t Ijam il'
I
•
\t
M
y
•
.•
M
n
,
,n id; 1Ml 1111f Ilf 4-"*: will
I k- d*
made on the situation In Iran. I
...... ..........ilt t.ark llie
eduvationiil until ill mu! He tun •i . V>"M ^
•
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x
.
,4
.
him
IP ,t htt-M t 'I til Ii ImmH
The Soviet
delegate.
Andrei !'.rlM!'1 f1.11*1
, " . iM|.+1 Ytlll
-aid tt l* ip tn thcrii t,i *e* n f Has In* l
, . ri 1
Gromyko, w»B al.sent. PrevUusly , ,lu* " bU‘" * .
1
edia »• am n tiainlng tin \r'* (
hlorni
■l« I ftll M»*
Gromyko had served nul.vv that '“V,4' »' « m p |l»he.l i-inrM 1j,,-rC'
-.vilk.
l* hn> ....... ni by ! irk
ol pis, i g-Hie I-..
i ttf l It#
Mt .
in min Uktn ,*1. *• , ih ' m ■
h e ’Would not discuss the linnlnn j
®'e ,v
’
...
cutiuiut
and
xiMiismii
elllf. » •
case any further.
c,u»! u to
cmurratulated^
14i it |r!t«-i U‘H'|M <|
Tto- V A chlr-t -luted t h r . t- trr |actordm
—
’
.
.
.
•
•
*1
never
heard
anyth,"!.
IIKe
The council also received a
mi l \ \i,m 111 I R 1i.t ^
tio at,: aoullth'd \*drr,*ns t-•*t.*y [day h>
Mtu
-i *
•
supplementary report in support it" exclaimed Maiim Rolls, of
Mr, \\ nw*lit
acutely ut nerd ol Ireatmtiil littjson fit"
Isongvicw,
Texas,
a
visitor
^at
the
'1
i- i fif i" i "
I j|| { Vp
.\)’|>IM4- I lidlg k (II «II- ill’ll- Hiihdii-Lof a demand by the exile*! Spanwhnm
their
l«
ho
lib*iat.il
i.*tr
j
Thr
Irtter
also
stated
that
Cil IJt-iiiw ^ .ir Noiinarid).
I. mL»>
, ish'Rcpiikflcnn government (or a meeting with his hmther. Fletcher
II# added Unit the ndmlnUUdUoil!xhoU, ulidwiiig Nkodetnus* h -.mall J*,"
'b** 4 Siudfnd*i hi* iflm d *4= Ih* « 1 rtS tv.u 4 lint*’ ,
e^hreak with Frglico Spain. The K. Rolls.
’oiueii \ 'd e ls
li
not
m
lrm
itd
In
nuklitit
III#-1
ntgrn
t**tya
^uatvd
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'" T h is glee cluh teflecU credit
4 5 exile*l president of the lta*(|ue
im’f-ting of thi' g r—np held didi'fub*1” »lv*_* dir *■Ime i$H*t tufb
Thr
long boarding houses OU’/ <>I tts of celery , Hi th*- *-u»l
-ole fjtrsti|,,r
'll \ MI
Mat
peoples of Spain, Jose Antonio 011 the entire - communit) ," said
■-'ll liiiih hn g la -1 night ilHink'i o l 1■*** Vnu'iU iili lumpjt,|i ii t 1i - Inti
J yeterans liu*pnut* tlradU-/ -•>* Ins uf Amertcnn Fruit i i..w n
In, j
,|l ,.| ’ . f
• II 11| * --in iriiifn *, - >l i f t . I
Aguirre, presented Ihe document Fite Chief Mack ClmH-md o t h e r
I * , - t •*tm iy
, , i I■ >.
agency i\ primarily Inletc*led hi |also view.* i .il ’-n m tin
.•to iirf-e **liop
j ®bi’ li.vtf
to U.N. Secretary General Trygve Kiwnniuns voicnl hki -rntitnenta.
t«»
tieslit’S h e pitlrntj. ' 1 7 1el i n u l n a : t 'o i n p a o v Vt.i-li it’*-i *
In introducing th* g lc - cluh.
|t.Mt|
» !* . »imI «•»••
I
Lie. Aguirre brought .to l.ieV
lo train them wltlt coni|»m*-*inig■le^sol .* month -*k «
office piper* which charifetl I hot Principal MurrU t*»hf «*f bow, at
iiu.I
VP
Ul.
ili*
t
Md»«
.
skill* lliat will niBbli- them to earn ' i
i.
pi’11 I
the Franco regime nun persecuted it he heirinnint; of the term, he
a normal living
, ltaw*<n> -.•*.! t<c t,,.n
Jimh.
mid Nti!) »'h» pentcutitiK tli*? 'hud apologize*! t«* Mw> Wliittle»
a
elip
t’i'K
i Ih#»
Unique clergy.
IW*- new music irm hei. hImiuI the
"
hie
11
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^— wciiklie*3 of th<' nil*lei oil f he bud
!M‘ 1
It
P « )| v i
MI l u
D* train, due l*i Ihe
that taut
11IINi IlCAtf
PI IM l ,
Idlin'- It
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t.i <
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,
"htch
1
11
Vp’ I I I U l l i n
yesr IK) pcrcenl of the c 1cc club
,
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been.......
ilUi
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■ f »■■•ii thr 1 ""'• '• ll.y jn
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« f I * #♦•! Ill ^ |H'I I *'(l I - Filf*i|l«l
*s in vii
? St ut# a Nwey, iircoi dtng t*» o* an* ,
•*« •L, .| >i> * ^
M*
ifj Iti' tll'I'J 4111 (Li’ t It11■||I|II11lU!
! »jx\
n our ui'iiipu t tiwbiy f n m i t h r N mvu I 1
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1
A
! anybody who ever worked holdi ! •ttTi i'tl I e .1 k t T
I ■»
I unt il m*nii(i
All ii Ut**
ii.!•*
; IVrponiud Fcpmiihoti ( rlilri i n ;
i.:1|4k Ilf Niltt! ,t ' l
VHiii „ i in 1 hi*
will* tin?
Dm V*fSi«.m.,H ■tMimln
nuveimg o Um w i bottom
JackAutivillc,
tnwtttd the cKhmpionshlp, und
init'i r - i 4's|a ut j*i»vt*i i im e ti l niul il« mil* |*iiv,iu* u. iti U ’i! ti* kill Mmi m*
IhliiiitfM
r t iii) abt
first and second place in every
t l n ’ii >!i *4 Mm i
i j,i1:H.I
* ii**? ,l llli (II«
HU1^ i n v »!«-•!
Lu l»«- th t: njAiit
THOKMAI. TO SPEAK
II. M Ixnghley. trprcscrtlauvr fliln ? i*»ni•
Another heavy downpour of rain contest a t Tampa llwt earned LEAVING
thi»t ,4 t il’t tllelfl " I m *■I tl»h| tl,t
Burton T h o r nu I of Oihindn, of tlm RCA Coriioialimi of At t’tiliM till >nIii*i n< /
official/ measured
I * * Inches the glee- dull the title, "F in est
P r e s i t»CH*iiM‘r.t>trrt
\fv.« «i vi Milt" t vjim 9e ' ~T«^
J4i’f 11m IJoyd *F.. Iloylt’ I»iike p r i v i i t imt iTi Ist*■»l ViiliT,
of
tinFh'nida iitllta, Ga today rondurJi’d a ftrlil
by Q T. Whltner. weatherman.
from lit* auto State Junior Chatnliei ,,f Coin- KM lit tiiurm-y nimtulationi 'Ikoh*I nn * . • r i n n *
',P |lr | s.f |m||ft «*i-i
I’l-PwllPIf
Mu)
Mum.iiftv
brought the two day precipitation In Florida", he declared.
mobile
City
in \ l.n hlf
hut f d1 riimiish t»*
n Prill Hitt »mI uci **I My Mini
JiltrtS, will lot the gin’,l .-iicakcr rjtstliiu ami receiving equipment l.iiv*
landing In tht* X » « l of I’ja y — to j j r t n n i e * fit tsanftmt.------ -- —
aUJjli l" 1>4 ’ ‘ l*I i li-lirt1I
rhv m iniwhen thi’ SkmintiTe Could y JtdilhP which ‘ fitte- up.- Stmut ii quarter*nf --**■*- ’*-• „treM«r -of the ia<amHarvesting ot celery continued er", was sung first by the boys
Ills
mothn Mrs. Chsndier of Cortimerre Imld*' l(W of (lie spare of tin- AM equip- h it"” - t * Iq, I) wit, pa-M-d Willi
.* |
, ,,
.
I , , .
r .T, H. .7, JrrrnTiT“
ypvterd.i) at Oviedo and Zellwood quartette consisting of Wayde
V
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t
e
.
S
c
h
o
o
l
I
r
o
^
r
a
m
lv
j:.t
m
i
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h
«h ti»^
la-,-, static t h e " . . . m l . r . Nig o a t tt, v
.»
u , due
uuv to
~ the heavy tains cartol Rucker, Huston Ilslicock, fipenew
.but
sluteriutUoiult first nconday lunritron meeting at mint now in to**.ttt.i, k- 11iiVV hft'it HHhf fPhti HE*
" llit - ij
m iiiiiage omki-s fm
12:ifi P. M. ut tha M ayfair Inn and nbisc and greatei rnogi’ is
v-N^dilpments from Worioa totalled Harden and Dwight Reck. The
O D I, \N lM t \J.tv 2 *. «<!'»
T lm #K>aih« "* t*n|»i4 h*i? u'*ullw hnv#»
h a-,
d i*m < i", stated Ml R**yle
tomorrow.
. (laiim-,1 foi tlm View KM »cl.
only M. with 34 from Oriedo, n in e*G irl* section sang “ Night and
w)», .ml that if in saving' only * (n(HMKai -.h .-d impioteinriit ami ••*•*•„ ,,|»>inal th,-,,
n*«c*
from Zellwood and flea from Ban- liny" by Cole Porter and When
ii f r a mi- itiiiU’hr>it cmi(*!«•* fi*im CX fISI Iift-i**!i i” "i-’ l triD I I t >Mil IlH’t'*ll ** ll, ***. I*,-**,. ,y r”"lctl In f amtia,
ford, according to Chartaa fihemian Day is Done”, with Rosea ry
n
iul
I.*,
t
»illc
i
**;,,-*
t,
(w
’lhaps
•mm i \•*’c b U i t y niul uinlriK'iiiiij by tltr Oil,mil. « h<«it tin l,-* ”
i f the Prdrrsl M uket News Ber- j Runtirk wceompanyingw -The hoy's
("*, u»: f ,r,*htdd**i - half a ,Insen "
tlu* *nff**iiiiR
fi«iin fetich ti,tough
rice.
'*
‘ section sang "Jo lly Roger" and a
election
v»t,-,,h*v
(*-lt to„, t*,
itiiii
1
1
11**
»
uni
iiiily
ti*
ilii*invf|vt*nt
C
U
r
r
n
r
e
Lee
flitu
rrs.
TS
n
. He declared that damage from negro spiritual, “ Old Giay Robe”
nn-cti. l- ,rh* ,*■ ><
1 lull ft *I*** t In Ml* ci i i«s well, then 1,1)7 I v„,t
the relnx was . h ard . to estimate, with Nancy Williams accompany* passed away at hL home "ll
the i*.tf uiu nf c x l t r m c
l- mum *,.2 -»,*-*,,t, , c i ’ii,*-,,i*,i>t i".
Celery Avenue this.mottling utter
but said the celery season In SrmHit... .«iie| iM-ticfii In thi’ welfare Valid.,,,"" ‘1 *be , !,*, , I*",
inole County wlU probibly wind . Duo to interetub meetings a t a short Illness.
ftm n n S q " 1* , " " **( I,*-*:, 1 •.
ORLANDO, May 22. (S|>eciul>*doU, alt p*,wiq **f the AAF in a nf Ull* Slalll*
An* veteran in mad of *crv.
Born in Etfinghsm, S . I', on
•in py me end of May, but that W inter Park and Clermont It
li
I
tiirt,-,
.niniM im , -I
i, *• ( f I
,,f chat get ,n any of
StHIjlit! IllWfk llttVp Irccil l»>lM|»lei| ti u n
-nts will continue Into June was; announced by President Hall Sept. 10, IHtW Mr. Flnwen*.moved -A * special guests of Major Gen- corrdmaied .strafin g anti 'hotnlt
the following categorir* is reIsland Grove, and maybe a that there would I*1 no Kiwanls to Sanford in ItKtt where lie war* t-ral Donald Wilson, commanding ing -all ark hy light anil heavy liy *J • -lilted. Raid Mr. Iloylr, who shot li y a f t c 7 nil P M1tilly1c-te r
«I NnIJ nurtl li M I' mli m I w I
IMu'IK I'll*i'4i’*ls
day, v
q,o--,,-d to v I—it the of fire of
engaged in fat miitg f*n a gutul general, AAF Proving Ground alFcrnft mt simulated enemy air
can from Zellwood and meeting- next Wednesday.
i-w l(ti*i irt'4'11 Cilhl D
4,|5li v,, ti
the ic-pon-lhlc agencies tistc*!
many years, lie was a member Con,it,ami. nine seniors of .Semin field.. tank*, und heavy gun cmdue to the feci that New
O
ih
Ill'll
li
t
hlH*I
T*4
k
ole High School utlended the placepu-ids.
|„.|i,w ;
of the F irst Methodist Church.
York and Michigan celery crops
lilt?
«U>.
( iHodmator — 11. II. Carter,
Survivors Include three sons, tactical demonstration held last
Althuiigh carried mil nn n RECIM H ER H E R E TOMDIIIHIW
get 10 day* behind schedule. With
Th,' l I ah vote- irt.'l Wt’te lint
Atlantic National Rank lluildCecil E. Flowers and C. M. Flow- Thursday for senior s ta ff officer* limited scale, the tactical dcdecreased shipments, the depressed
ta
lm
la
lid
.
To,
ker
-aid.
since
pollj
Ing.
t
■
era o f Sanford ami II. I« Flowers undergoing training ut the A A F monslriithgi gave the yojmg San
Sgt William H. I'to sscr nf the
market ts showing a better re
Employment
C S. r.nt*
Tha ford s|mt la t"is nu i'lca u f I lie United States Mu, Inc <',„ps to- Ing fell -h*»>, " f tin r, | ; h*, ,,-nl
o f Green Cove Springs; thiee Special S ta ff School here.
action for celery, he staled.
Vote
ieqnn,-d
hi
law
lo
validate
,
vloymeut Service, 112 North
daughters, Mrs. ImU Mae Rrock- students were accompanied by datimgf Inflicted by n„r cmn iniius crultin# service will be In S,in
Patk Avenue
ham o f T a ft, Fla.. Mrs. Elisabeth L. E. Tew, instructor In the senior striking nir-nrm tin uugli out tlm fold tom,mow from 8:2(1 A- M. the election
a t io n a u h t h
n ear
goal
When
,1
hecame
niqiaient
late,
Vocational 'flam ing and Edu
WASHINGTON; May 22, OP)— Hroskey of Waldo, and Mr*. Erie aeronautics course at Seminole war yctns.
th 4::«l P. M. at the Post Office yesterday that voting was t,«,
AN FRANCISCO. M a y 22.
cation — T. W. luiwlnn, Court
<Thlnase government forces President Truman today placed W. P rev slt o f Seville; thtco High and former navy combat
In addition to the air phase for Hm purpose of rrcrtiiUng light to bring about the required
■
House.
today claimed they had entered hia signature on the Veterane brother*, E u g e n e Flowers of pilot Iii the Southwest Pacific.
of. the denmnstralion, a Ore-power memhets for the Corps.
approval of the school ptogrnm,
Legal Assistance. HospitalEnacted under nihiulated com display of aircraft exhibition and
The Manchurian town of .Kung- Housing BUI. and Housing Ad North Carolina, Aaron Flower*
ODserver?
advance*!
the
possi
irftiimi and State Service Of* rfl " - halfway between SMpIng- ministrator Wilson W yatt said the and Ernest Flowers of Campvllle, bat- conditions, the tactical de anti-aircraft demonstration mldstl
bility of thr railing «f « secoud
fiie , — Conlttrt through IJo y d ,
President'# action na* thrown Fla. Also several grandchildren. monstration offcrcil a display of to the ,rnli-m of the yimulsted
freehohlei
s'
election
on
the
*800.TEN R ECEIV E COMPENSATION
F\ Royle, County Set vice O f
the Veteran* Housing Program
F u n e r a l service* under the air power, fire power and tactical
of war".
000 bund ptoporul within ,'ti)
ficer, Takttrii Ruilding.
into high rear.
direction ■ of Erickson Funeral planning of the A A F a* employed-l-prupelled, P*3U "Shooting
Checks for uneniptnmeid com day*.
Home Service Assistance to
The legislation aims to facilit Home will be announced later.
during the war.
elements of the Central
climaxed the tactical de- pensation totalling I107.RO weie
Servicenien, ex-Servicemen and
In a thrilling exhibition of air
government's new Flrat Army ate the private construction of
I
J
i
E
IS
TRANHFEIIRED
^ tra tio n with ii specUcular sent during the week ending May
their Dependent* — AmerUan
borne power, paratroopers front
HARRIET DISCHARGED
reached Kungchullng Iasi night 2,700,000 new home* within the
11 |n ten persons in Seminole
.play of aerial strafing.
Red Cross, laikefront RouteLieut. Angus W. Harriet of the the Rcnoot Troops Rsttallon a t
and today advance unite pushed next two years. The bill reachPvt.
Alvin
Cecil
Lee.
son
of
County.
Chairman
f
a
i
l
Smith
When
it
was
all
over
and
tbs
vnrd.
i
y
i
e
I'resident's
desk
after
a
F
t.
Banning,
Ga.,
opened
the
days'
Unitad
States
Naval
Reserve
has
seven mllea further north. -It w»«
Veterans Admliustratintt
r of low-flying aitplaucs had of the Florida Industrial Coin- MKT and Mrs. II E. l-ee who re
- not d e a r whether they had esb- bitter fight Jn Gouge***, princi baen separated from •active serv- activities with a mass jump from
‘V f
‘ ti, the young Ranfnnl st’ir- m i s s i o n a l s tf reported that ti.254 side on West Fir*! Street, has
Marin, M. Kudirii.
pally
over
a
provision
for
f000,a
,
formation
of
C-44
transpark
l,
iccortjing
Ao
information
ratured •th e city or by-passed it.
been
Irali'fetled
ft
out
Kurt
Mrpersons
throughout
the
state
reheartily
agreed
that
"It
o
ffice
every
Tuesds^y.
ita
to
planes.
•
Vtkl today from the Jacksonville
Tim frovwrnmtnt force* now "
quite a show'J and they had reived checks totalling |11B,457.» Clellan, Ala. to Camp Kilmer,
scarce
•Following the paratrooper jump*
ivel Personnel Sepsrstloti Cenle u -i k a a . 40 milsa from J
M.
.
N. J. 1
‘l, every minute of it",.
tha student* viewed
Bradley Says V eteran Problem s
Also Community Responsibilities,
Club Sings At
KlWaniS Meeting
Administrator Declare:* Till),(Hill Discharged
Service Personnel Are Taking Training
Ollie Whittle
Courses Under («.l. Hill of Rights
Is
Congratulated
Wi
Itv President Hall
Truman Sees “Ma’
Universal Obtains Yank T estifies He W as Shot Four
Excltisiu' R i g h t s
i l l : Tim es A f,er Surrendering To Nazis
r« ( uleiA “ 'SFilms
American Amhutanee Driver Decking Nazis
!lIrti..H,^;lr*e«fl,^ y ,,C^G!
Ignored His Red Cross Insignia And
Riddled Amhulanee With Crossfire
Mrs. H odgkin Is
Klrcted
P resid en t
(IT \\ om en’s L eae tie
I'm al\sis loll
Kuachus 11 C ases
In Dade County
4l.Lt
^ C elery Shipments r L “,iS r S JI1
From Oviedo Area
DEHINDIII Washington
the nation's strike problemdent Truman steps
at a Kansas
Mo hotel,
after tinting
r m-reiem
to
03-year-old
Martiu Etlen Truman at linndview, Mluourl.
Clarence I* Flowers
Died This Morning
OrliiHflu-FaiJn-Tn
Seminole Seniors Attend Air Corps
4
Demonstration At Orlando AAF Base
Veterans Service
President Signs
Vet Housing Bill
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ST
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The Sanford Herald
Hitler's Su^cesHey
In I***
l*NMiibM i 4«Hri »»«H
isimI toi*f»4w» nI
Yank Testifies
He Was Shut
After Surrending
v*
Hitler's armies and hla nation'may have boon de; fonted, but Hitter himself, or at least his basic theories,
—
......_ j succeeded, in a long report bused on Allied and capturI Hlt-rnl m
m -,™............
rln n niMlfrr
on-fcrr jt.
">
German documents the Committee for the Study of
r! i>*”l7rl'.
r» i v ' m»t.
' (European Questions shows that Hitler succeeded in his
|I'lan for increasing the Gcrmnn birthrate, in liquidating
hum \\n i.. mux
>iXllnr
the Jew s and in reducing the population in Germany's
Mil...... HMM
neighbor countries.
* ,
5 nil fur f|« |*l«rldn
111 Mn* n*«ll» ItrNHir
Germany’s population during the first seven years
of Hitler’s regime increase!] more than a million ami a
half, and six million Je tts, or the m ajor pnrt of the Jew
ish population, linvc been wiped out in Europe since
'1989, By keeping about twelve million men ami women
of marriageable age separated in neighboring countries,
Hitler lowered appreciably the population in all these
countries.
In Germany, o;i the othVr baud, during the war
*^r-\ * r
v1-f'r|r_*
_
tlumM was me>widespread outbreak of epidemic*,*i)7» In,'i’ Vin- w im .T n si .,!
I cr««se in psychintrftf disorders dim to bombings; and ontj?
**t*;; «bout two out Of every thousitml German workers killed
|trl»rl»„l I,' Ii.lifwrirtrr- "iV ’i h i " . . . . in bombings. But the allied ’ victory did defeat Hitler’s
,m* >».. x - . s . ____ ;____;___ plan of settling Germany's surplus’ population in other
ts r itrrnM i. « ™ r * ”’ countries that were Gormnn-contmlletl.
7hr* ■-.* 1.7',". I
Dr. Hubert Borel is secretary of the committee made
Irlilillrtif f«>If #*f nil hfH
“ I* uf scientists, educators and diplomats studying the
f f Will VFtI ill It
m dtlrd In Itoti |t »|ir »
«•»« effect of tin* war on Europe’s population. Their findings
III# lur ill tiFtfa fiiiMlotoril torrrll*
411 iliM * l*» tr|inltlirnllMM »f *|tf emphasize what a strongly entrenched menace Hitlerism
r ImI flUiMfi tor*
i f * nlmm f f was, ami how greatly it threatened every wuntry of tin
• fn iil.
----1
world.
Wednesday , mav a . tats
ai iihi 1111*1 lux it iri.H
—■
* Mr ■I n liltm ir*
* Ilf I nrrlrr* Mrek
I .3**
Oar Mt.wito
*.
TS
^ l i f r r llimili*
3*-^
« li Moallu
i-W
Oar I rnr
»»•»"
411 ahlluatfi«»llrr*.
iMfdit «f
rr<M«tiiftwasi**w»l nollrpm »*f
rHln lainmr-wf* lor Ik*
nl
raivf m«c luMa- util torrtosrur*
f««v
n| ■tefeultr adirtllflMH ftftfr-.
m u l *l-.' vttiisr. n umtt TODAY
TllOSF/WHO HI A! JINK Itk lJOION IS A SttlTAIH.K THING
F oil WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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FLOYD A. PALMER
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THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
of V^ERICA
pome Officer Ncwarkr New Jersey
Kchools,
The nondnating committee was
ermpored of M h. 8. It. llighleyrimn, Mr*. Avrt Wright Uavl* and
Mr*. A. W. Kuo*.
THURSDAY AND FRID
The alory of a wife who
overcame ih im e and hate
. . . who stifled her fury and
fled from her pait . . . to
. love, again and live again
with the man ihe had mar"
rle'd.
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ItKCItCITING DATES
- CHANGED
Major I*. C-- Vincent, A. G. Dhn* announce,) mat Regular Arne/
recruiting visit* tn Sanford will
be changed lo’ eych Tctesday, ■Rod u llin g rrerstinnel will he at Ihe
Hherlff* office from tiioo A.. M.
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One of the most brilliant a f American families has
lost an outstanding member, Hrt Simon Elcxner. lie
b u t . No t f o b s t r o n g .m e k
MISS TJW POINT. RELIGIOUS bended thil~tJffcReT5‘IIer Institute for MU years, ami made
MEN
AItK HTIIONO
MEN, it llie wnrldV gri ntest rosonreh center for tin* ntiuly of
FEARLESS MEN Sc.k Oil- Lord germ diseases,
lie discovered the cause of infantile
and In, strength reek, 111* face paralysis, ami in late years added much to the know
ContlmmHy. I * hrim. 1*1:11
ledge <>f epidemics.
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His brother Abraham was for a long time head o f;
Atioilier New York Hkysrrnin'r llie Carnegie Eoumluiion fur the Advancement of Teach-1
hit* been rolftnted bv iin Afirty ing. His “ Medical Education In the United States am.
Alr|ilaiir wlilflt I'l'l llie wiii -! el
llie elicoilllUr, Jill* lime IJ •n11 • Canada," published in 1010, revealed shameful weak*
jrtlr, We ilaie •toy, wliert till |iilnl>* nesses in medical schools in the United Slates, and is per
will have In tuliili! thill New haps the most important single cause of the improvement
York Cltv I' n r ,'", l |>‘>1 in fly that has taken pi;.... since.
iirmiml.
Slill another brother, Bernard, a lawyer, now de
ceased, interested himself in causes as diverse as the ec
Senetuiy uf the liensory Vis onomic development of Palestine and llie Improvement
ion artvn llli"«ls nlire ilin’ll‘-e-l
u lit liilliiin fhilliii lean fruin the of juvenile courts. At his own expense lie caused the
Unite,! Stole*, (nil nitw wurilh complete leeonl ol tlo' trial of Sacco and Vanzelli le lie
only a hillmii 'Inli-.ii- Still l iirji distributed lo American libraries. This was the murder
Jort wmihl |itiihuh!y !« willtit|f t*»
case involving Uvo .Massachusetts men whose conviction
lake nil we'll five him
was thought bv many, in this country and abroad, to
T r In I lui- le cun in IJ»ilie«vi||e represent a gmss miscarriage of justice.
of /.elim, i h -iim '- n ia i.iK h i i Ium iBoth I.ouisvilie, where the I'lexners gained their
UEe suit nttuiiint M tujul ie K ltlnun Itnw IiiiK* who ilrterilw 'il M l* ' stJTrt, and New York City, which was the scene of mos*
Cason Is ie iilily too well in " t rilss of their work, may he proud of their share in the achieve
C r w k ." A I r* - tenll'U e in ith o i ments of this distinguished family.
thun Mi«* Ituulio Ks inltiht tmve
nvoliletl this <lif fii'iilt y by ilf*erih ln e MIm Zelon I 'm iin lu slaaP
o f M is* ‘/ elnin t'li'o n .
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commended Gov. Caldwell highly
fo r hi* stand not only tn this
m runiie hut In other* that were
of benefit to the public welfare.
Follow-inx Senator Boyle’* talk
an open dixeuaaion wa* held in
which’ he answered many ques
tion* pertaining tn legiilatinn and
government and gave, the group
advice on objective* to adopt.
Mr*. C. K. Carter, in behalf of
the Seminole County Council, I’nr.
flit Teacher’* Association, pre
sented some fact* concerning tho
condition of the' »chcoi* through
out- the c o u n t y ,and '-■*Iced ih e
ropp'nf df the group in correct
ing these condition*, such ns gel
ling higher »alarle* for the teache r a .ami i-etter maintenance of Ihe
llu tinfu Mnaagr*
fe.::.
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WEDNESDAY* MAY 22*,!<16 ..
THE HAN i)|(U H R IU I j IVHANF'o IU V E U IU U IA -..... ............... . . .
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I iir comTmnilrte* worrv nbout tht
rhortugc of 5cho<)| huildinf* t o ll
the extent of bonding themselves- !
'*>' icmedv the lack of cdijcn.
Ilnunl *he|lcn* for their *mallj
fry. Fort Myers U wonder n-?.
• v hat to do with 'lie unused Bay ,
shore st'lionl bdiMIng which W40
I - 1 oo-loOcd
f-vera!
year*
ng,i
when attendance dwindled nlmora
to the vanishi ig point,
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H r >•' C N'unre. nresident of
Ihe University of Tampa mu it.
have hud Mime experience ns o '
baseball umpire. Otherwise why I
would he have the lermerltv t o ,
Kerv# a- ,-luiirmun of mi urliilrt.- •
lion iM.iir.l Ui settle Ihe di-!piite
Itet weeo IimuiI cor |e fiF,-rs amt cor.
tractors over a proposed waythike from SI 2ft In 11.76 an
hour.
lintting
MERLEOBERON CLAUDERAINS CHARLES KORVDf
OPENS I 2 « P. M DAlbY
PRICES.
AUUI.'lH
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CHILDREN
00c
. Ira . tax)
on purpose.
• The Tampa Tribune, which ha*
never been exactly what you
would call n rnrurrvallve nr re*
actionary
newspaper,. I* quite
conrerrml over* the glowing paraly.'lr
of American Industry
"The whole nation,"
It »ny»,
•‘ought tn la- jumping up^ ami
down and ilrmandinv that TJotiITTexi *tnp pu»«y-fnotlng with
tatAr nnlun*. amt enact
fair
UglalatloM de'igned to give effee
tlve control uver them.” And It
4<ld*, “The right tn atrike against
Bie mrhUc safely t* tin more
aacrnt than the right of Ihu
Individual to go r r a i y . "
Frvaldent Truman »howa hit
ntiviou* in u re in over the future
welfare or the country ' when he
»»y* that when n rog give* out
dhir vebel* atroetere e f eegwnteed
aohletv ihakh* hone. What thlir
retintry neerli, he Imdatii; I* more
Takimc Stock
held liint the fflalntiff hail no:
been libeled. Mix* CaionN law
yer* (oak the matter to the hleh
er court. Mi** C iien i* now en
gageil In welfare work in and
around Bt. Augiutlne ami PaUlka.
U rol.
tnai
S I UNS
H(mie-Silt(M*l Action
SHOW CARD AND POSTEILS
O—Dee’s Sign Service
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STATE NEWS B R t E F S
nuile. MesilinK unit ilyins. while
ha lay insiilu in u ilrunken sltipo*.
Y«*. it w m "puiely arrlilentnl,"
W ed n e sd ay I
w
Main Street
lending lo Ihe
ocean p'er at Daylonn Beach iproving n lone of r-jstention !«tween members of the City I’lrtnning' Itoani- who maintain that
because of it* imrruwnv<s, ■ <
should Ire a one way street, ami
Muinslreetcr* who fear thi- wool.I
he itetriroeolul to Iruilne**,
Bfnnlnr Pe|i|irr i- liinlily In
Bringing parents to sclionl is part of an experiment
ritll-eil ov«* the jituv tho news"I AM AN AMir.lCAN DAY” wax observed nationally Here Gen. Jo n i- 1
,paiM-(i me l^iinllinil the mumiKe inaugurated in a New Jersey junior high school hh a
than ,M Wa.nwi iijii (lt-fi), Urcnibcd by a rain shower, nddresse* the "I ;
tllflll - Inlmr rhnllliter'ies
Anil check lo juvenile delinquency. The plali, which, if suc
Ain on American l>ny*i cercri'.oH/ bt Soldier* Field, Chicago AS right, 1
hltlhe.-, the |iie-r for making ■>
Fieri Adm Etnt ;t J king laths
a *lt; llar patriotic roily at the Woshilevll of John I, t.ewl*. Who! cessful, will he copied nationally, is to have parents
tn. ton Mr.iniineM giuunds In lh) nation * capital. ’
tlnicruatloriat)
he wonhi like l> "a nationwide come monthly to school with the children at Hi A. M.
ratlin liriiiirlrast of nil Kennte to see a film dealing with home problems.
firuceeilinils so the |iilblie roiihl
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Pupils and parents Mill meet In the assembly hall
ifnr mn| know nil 'hies of the
Untie*." Ami then, of rmtr<e, an with representatives of community organizations inter
other'law woiihl he neeessnry to ested in good citizenship. Printed material about tho
bY;
rompel the people to listrn to film to lie shown will he distributed iq advance and
tho hioaifriisls.
there will lie opportunity for free discussion nftonvards. ^ii----- rrr^ ■'. ^ ■ w ii .i aiui rpNNou.Yi.
The idea is the feaiilt of a study made of Denver, Colo.,
Au;ohlogiiq.her* like | autumn (pan. The'three mile bridge wu*
hllllt* urr> liilliU to collide
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The War Oepartment feport* schools.
Imilt n duxen year* ago at a
thot the reeent ilenth of n iitetty
While it may take a little plaunilig for some parents, uti*taclrs an lh* "road to fame.” chat or |2,300,(SMI. It wu* <*ti
.AA year ohl Ayierirnn typist In
Tho tala*! b t'lancc of tRi* fee Ua mated by ktalc road department
Frank foil. I Jenna ny, win "purely particularly fathers, to gel to school at ten in the morrt- SI 00,000 *ti It pamtlng in !h« official* that the *pun, which
arriilrtital ’’ She liml lieen on A lug, most mothers should he able to schedule it with Slate
Supreme Court agai
caferird much road traffic along
ilrinkiiiK spree with n enpliiin some regularity, The effort in meet juvenile delini|uency author Marjorie Kiunun Rnwli.ix Slate Highway 0* enmutc to
tn tin* A rm v, returned to his through co-operation of home, school and community 1h I V Mix* Zcliiia CaMin of I'lui*. Panama City, will tu> nui fur
loom with him m the tfffii-er*' |
Grove #nd identified in the few.. Ih j re*t of the year.
quarters, was founil the ne*t a.sound approncli to a piiihlem that is nationally dis »»’ "m y friend Z * lm a " ’ lit clrvuli
mnrriinir Just nutsiiie his wlnilnwi quieting.
court Judge JiJ|n A. Murphies
T im e t
A R EFU LLY
LEANED
LOTHES
L O O K B E T I K it
and
WEAR LONGER
Drtjg Co.
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<While Orlando and other grow.
rsniNG THEMOO UH
FOU SATISFACTION
Tho war is over— in n way. Military nylion lias -died
down, in our own country anti almost everywhere else
During the heavy »quatl M-uithroughout the world, Arronling to the ostimnteg, it
Jay In PferiMIcols u ’Lltierty
soonis to iiavi* coltt lls, so far, about $1100,0(10,900,000 freighter
broke' Inove from jo
nod the end is not yet.
mooring*, mmsthaj- through the
Our imymcfits of coinmitmeiits in tlie1 International I'emtucaln Bay bridge and rip|>eri
field for the immediate postwar period will, it is esti away tOtl feet of the conrrete
mated, run to about $27,0(01,000,000 more. The*Ui
too, niuy be unavoidable. Pensions and other incidentals
may Inst practically forever. If these drains put an end
to war, they are Wurth It. But if not, what then? *
PrepV?Jj8 fttfir
This comment is not made with the intontlon of
disheartening any individual or group, but merely to
stiffen’ the f|panc|al’aplntia of peotilo who are uked to
regarding Unfelc Sam as a fountnln of intixh^MBtihlb
wealth. It should be remembered that must of ou r na
< !. America (■’ today lacing a aavare ohorlage oi
tional wealth’, ahoul which we hnve boasted so much,
matt>rials and building cptlUmon. jtul what ol
ia lilte berrietrthttt-atlH hayo to-bo-plucked -Lf«m-bo*hea
not yet plnrttcd.
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roW"• Builder*" . . . will they bo prepared (or building
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, '46
Social A n d
Personal
TERRACITALK
Activities
S<C%IETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
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.urge port i alt o f Mrs. Mutvson
presented a classical effect
Mr. Aiken possesses a fine
Terror voice of dceiT sytupathetkquality and In : addition in pro
gram numlair* he *ang a« m
ore .“ Morning1* by Olcv Hneaks,
s. peas lnter|irvtcil every mooTI
of the tong number* in peifeet
tnste and voire support.
Those assisting lit the door and i
! [lack stage were M iss L e i tie Cahi
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Melach ■Wl‘l ',er»
Monday muting at a
a,' f ,)r
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lmsl<v
In serving.
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“Kitten on the Keys”
In Television Directing
By ADELAIDE KERK
A P N e w sfca lu rt’s tt r i l n
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tart’s look 'in on Fiances Russ,
one of the few . women television
directors. She i« Mated In the
control room directing a show—
A jo b that might lightly lie likened
ro playing “ Kitten on the Keys"
cross-handed.
Frances is flanked on one side
by *gn assistant diiertor and an
audeo,engineer: on the ..!h**» side
by
inleo engliieet
llel intern.
phone Is connected to Uic head
phone, of two televisor operators
(camera tnenl and to the floor
tnanagei who is cm.i .limiting all
activities f o r n CHS televised
dramatic show.
.^ T e le v is o r One takes long shots
all Or part o f a scene; Televisor
Two take* close-up* of part of a
scene. Their picture* are flashed
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Denny t« holding on 1.. a -'ll pci
vein piece of hi> n oil. I
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which tie predict- wd:
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The new role on I hr I■aiamount is: diet before
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picture* hut trot while making
picture. Hilly lie Wolf tied, off
lfi pound* In fris part m “ The
"c ril* of I’auHltt" and Hie cant
er 1man J: rote* lei I lie look d like
n ghost of himself.
The New York I’luywtight l!n
Mr* Eunice Hnrt.o
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lieen employed f»i i hi- p-. 1
arid one half year* in Hm P-.
|Naval Air 8 tat inn. lie- '«•<
transferred tn the ftenm l tlffa
O.A.AII. Hospital, ttrlaiuhi
bwul Veteran of F o re ig n W i t s
ap lei
A u x ilia ry hy the natlonul ehnpl
and » nieeting- w ill he held tht
•eien in g at ' no o'clock at th.
l.e g jo n Hut in elect o ffic e r s .
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Kill- 1- -JlSmlllig two VV lit P itE i I I T unit ID IV H llL lie Land ullemting ills Id P m r *itf f<*t ih|* fi**»u mil
W vrlulci * llV ?
l.etrtg
gi\en tinooi tug In, llt ilt till* * t l.t 'k
ptaelieally - :gh- f... th,, old .lav- I’ .it
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when lie tmik out, l.rrna Tione.
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I.amli
whose wedding will
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m.ihiu.
the
In tiros*, days. M a t i n says ih .
an eveht of June If. in Dr Land " “ "'hei tim e ode nl Hie Semintook It easy both he end !ai,4a
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fnle ( mini 11 1 lot. to lu.i - 1<.>kes
Wet
trying t.. -I\r* tiieii dollar*
I' dc-l.in
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•'lid wtlli lei.ipoiBii g'r»llS,
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Snmui'i
PilCdil'in
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finm then m> ficm film put
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l\in w c rk ’ik finhli if flip I. tin
actor who deserted film lots dm - ,
Klnriiln Kt*yn mill am um t Miami
lug the win t<* produce radionlriianl Mr, .McKwnn's yacht.
controlled planes ami othet secret
g a d g - t a foi the government.
.Mis* Mtreci Roberts uf VVtl
Denny is hack in phttues with
A ’ c h a ite r ha* tieen g ra n le il the
;
V e u ll s , r lets el lln iia h l tlu ,),,
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“ thlr t*i ,1m ”
VVhi*n Ml I
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the)
.n iigiiiMiul ami had to
K. pii-h off a 1..oil 1 tMI V M
seta ro
Vint wlnil » i.ioii
M A X W E L L wa, us.'inU’ t bare lieeii*
lomyiu. ' •'
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hmin*after
upeilil*
Mature *ayj» he \h»eitn1 Unci
seh.mj girl t.-lav Jing f.o the fust time the '»d
exi lie I
Willi
Ja
ck
lim-c
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II
any nf Eh. new llnllyw ood hum h me ^mie tnm
when he I on.n| „ -Ink ..f Irultor .To J. 1 . 'be m e t« hetiini'g I
, eithei
the .to u d that i£i» l«» u ib }*1 **f Hu* d ty
loaf i In rail
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mphony ami *n
fum l im m
1! t • h 1, I t ,
uwi.iltli slu .j i illicit of part) Ifi'H Mai me cmnitlenl»* "They ait* i
tht
v e i ) i Iti-f'i ery'anl *iit imt
Miss
( under new in .u i.ig r in r n l)
v* in*
tlu ..-hi iiipht he fi ll u-lcvp on •
week?*, She
*♦<ir1 ‘ninfmt tl
Msilurv » ^wm***! f-n
Ih^mi invited
S.vmlers it ml
Dointliy B.vrlm.ui, owners
it
i l . r r i'.| fntiii w .ih '1 ••'! the I" " "
i- - I'sidct riii»-e nl Hie Meiiiiti'hil *
II*- filaS in l luirhdle
©
T (
I lN Y O U R M 'X ^
^‘CELLAR?
t& F S S i
Hotel Montezuma
(A D U LTS
expected I**
I'h iirlo fte , N.
r . in -peiul M’Verul
f.u ililirs
- H k i V 'K J D S !
\ctvihinu' Inn! **.I• |*|m*»I Ii k
k jith lc fii liry a n l
.lin n ' ifnliiy frmit
w ith
W L U E P U R - I N G ON 'A
wants broadcast, cue them In th i-l\ r,(| nl,| ijire .
now pl.iie g in i month’* duty in th e P jrtfir Tt:u !’<-■ Ileiirh whetr they visited Mt
of Ota-rntloiu. to speml 3(1 .1 » « i ': i and Mi- lm l Itnli."ii mol IL'llvsound effect* and get a smooth |Sweden
fierfernianco on the television i Snv« Crouse: "After «d i>io- Mrs Putin ilid daugttter l( i.n wimhI wlii'ic I bey went guest- of
fiCteffl.
peiity is just around the hiiMtir,' al tllcir liuriie. 1903 Msplr Amtur Mr. anil Mr*, t'fiiiiib1 ftoiisou und
ajY'Tnke One." she say* to the M„,| that'* corn. son.
M is- Pcari Rolisoii Mi-— Rot»-on
engineer. He ptesse* a h u t - --------r' — - ——
bn- depaited fill Ficdericksbuig.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
E.
M
,Svsami
iiii'l
Ion and Tolevhmr On* goes on lion relief Jo b. g* receptionist In
Vn, wheie -tic will go on duty
’ air. "T ake Tw o." He presses C BS' television studio, she stayed, (iorrlou Swaiiii hove bail Rulwi t a* a special ■n u n c to Mi* J.
*. N. .!
Moses
of
S
t.
Petersburg
u*
tlwii
th er button and Televisor Two movlu-c from one Job to another
I!ob»on. Jr., wlui i* rnnflned in I
rest
for
tlu*
past
several
day
5
broadcast. AfteT that "cross- until the company rut talk’d oper iordon Swaiin and Rubcit- Mm i'-j *ho Matll it V\ashlrigton lloipital
o
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playing" for half an hour ation* because of Die war in HILL Hew
In tbe ( ( 4 . F. together and I '“>•
nXirte* received in b ie :
du'rc a nervous wreck." say . Then rite went to wolk for a comthe An ciicmi [ f , , u nutomebile accident
is. ” 1 don’t come down to met ria l motion picture' company, also serVevi lti
for n couple of hour*. 1 where .she finally directed a pie*, Army together.
„ In a few year* aevlral peo- tut*. With that experience under
will lie doing what the ilirect- her bell she returtlei) to I'llS whew
thnnt fitt "
It rcsumed feTsvTsTon op tm lfoiiTtr - Mr; ami Mrs. J . M. itoit* pia*r
nces scoff* at any thought lU lt and was made an n-sistant Li return to their home in luim:view, Texas, a fter sttcndiiig some
television jnay not make the director.
gra
8he never will forget the first lime’ with Mr. and Mr* Eletrlitr
" I t ’s true that wc have, all the televised show she directed—a Bolls in HanfonI and ueroinpanyi|em* of radio, the theater *tud]o\, boxing show. The first Ing thejn on a trip to Havana
the movies,’’ she says, "and match ended In a knock-out in for a week.
a t we have a lot of things to the first round. And for five
out yet. But I ant sure we ghastly minutes (while the an
ju s t scratched the surface, nouncer ad-libbed i one contest
8/Hgb Boy W alt*, son >-l Mr*.
are trying all the time to ant In the second malrh failed C, M. Waits of (iainesvilh*. and*
i entertainment that be- to appear. He was margined In brother of Mrs. It. il.\ Eaiirlotli
exclusively ’ to television his dressing room! Couldn't find ka* left for El. M et'hm on, tls.
ilevUe drama* that are not hi* trunks_
e theater and picture*
i different from the films,
R acoon Doe. o r i t s * * ,
is t h e i e jo ld
» in m . cuiuewo A P P U iw cn A
« acoon, b u t it » r t e t arc otom*
IW D t NOT PLAsmORADg, AND
Change in Name
the television »chetf is a -TOut o o a .
are too expensive,
• vs.
I*
g to develop e type
be w ro -tly ."
It ion to the long
n pioneers
'
m
C o o k in g
'l»fA J(l«
j. . itr:n up
..... .
M r. ami
them, w atch the screen*, choose [ia#e for corn w ith u emnm-nt i f .
Lieu! Edw ard Potter Ji
t'SN
Mr* .1 N
l(ob-on
In statltaueo uill.
the ahot*
sh e .io y a JH c a floiving in, for " V l - n ic | ha* arrived from n lour at Ju i l i m v have ictu rn ed
—ill, • iiij.l.n wid.
/ .in . lh . U h - W , 1. -
try
i
room s
i
Friend* nf Mr*. Fred Harrison a fte r visitin g w ith Mr. and M is.
will be interested In learn that ft. II . F a irclo tli *lit th e ir le.me.
she has l-een removed from 1he lit) I H olly A venue. S g t. W ait*
Frrnald-LaUghtniT Mniinriel 11.. ■ M errill Iy irturned from Ilia I’ui'iflc
pitnl to her home 'J lir . V|»p|e j Ttiralei nf Operation* ijftei seiv
ort s e p a r a t e s c re e n s on th e b o a r d j , r | ( ‘ ro u s e , In H o tly w o m i p . k c » ;i Avenue
a fter
undergoing
[ mg with tlu- arms ground fo u r
before France*. It'* he job to dl-;nn eye on the film produrtinn of operation recently.
at Korea arid
|
and other baseliases
reel the cam era- where she wants "L ife With Father." indulge, hi )
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— - — -—-
aacrtfiirt:
trtc s
Jtitltl
some
. g iatlu atiim e se ie i.e .i
Po)onltaiso A Elat Mabu, Chopin, jeliilr. bceao-e they ean'l tifr.n l
Min. it
Myra Southwnrd;
l.iciw 'tiaoim i„ throw stu b pai tie- as log -t.i in
No. *1, l.isrt N'igiil am I Day, ( , ■I. ! ami |.|.i<t|t. p, Vt-.gid- gisi* II.* lini
4 Jprter
SI MM Eli K ATES
first on program •licit will be
l . . l l * „ « e d hy open house it
\\ alt * ham refill lied Ml is< II ro t.n N K I
M
\|
H A K E It.
i idinry iHr af li t v u it n it ;_fm MK
fiiBji M cTeer;
tie Lnne f >*• link * riiitiiiii- tluilT l*ecaii«*e f *im
1 I
1(111 Mil.LA l\ «ml
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III. (be IICI [1 lit I I .
Ml a Iid p.m i f.o H \ J ‘H N K < i IN N E L I Y
rhopin* L illia n .Mu ih m , Ktiide h Inin fiaui v%1iu 1 lie ctiIIr till- IlM M
* 111D ami •lilUL’ lltt'i
lenuto. A lle irtrll« i. l'ie» lo Airitn
to,
D w jght
P eck;
Ilm ir a nnti
Ithupfioily .No
J.
ld*xt.
Mr*.
Krnciit S o u lh u n id , SehxiMi 1 u
•1|,
rh tip ln .
Nancy
W illiuin-
Ii»»UsriR
h im 1 !*m*i! ‘ h n
hi*
Jnyful I'eanunl. Suhimum
Itflty
Sh n im o n ;
................... (>• ||»iU»> -tilt e he 1*1*1 **Ut «»f th*
liu w ,
Ituhillhlcm , Je*iit IlntL-Jei . I f "*‘ hl l.iitii 'l
III* lell» A i m * liile I
l a H c^arrn
Vctirv nm*.
J i^t* , I' k '*- H«dls»fWMl
<*«»rre*|»mnlefit
<4inrcrt (A S»t?h». L i- e l. I'e tu i
I ip pliii Hoimln lip . \ n J i NlfM»it
pl»M*l |
'" 'I* ii A i i it l .t piamigi't . . .
a
i I h u ii ihince at tlu* I'.S .U
i» n exi
on ptotrruin w ith hivnkfni>l Leini*
iViiikeii -o Fifitro rr* i r tth» "Avr i t
K irkland * Li exMl! I hntue i*i) MuKholiii * . .
Nut Wined and Dined
Melha * Pirtteitek.
trtitrtii
of f !lends Rooms of the MeUch ;!
'" e *oirimei wan leinttves . , . T ) , „ P f |u-*
. .
il,.< will hist
home were beautifully decorited ”
etm-y vatin t, . .
-y j until 1 1 .lit,, p, M. and will Is1
With m l -TOM*. Mrs J. H Truluck
Tll„. Uiwwho.1' Card Club was *,
'• ‘‘A ' !>„
Old M is W H flTMin assisted the
, :
,
, i 1
* , >lime, at the l t d , I jk Void t e e >•:
ana
a ir s , w h u j ton w a n o .u e rritvttn m il le c e iilly bv Ltcdt. and u n i: i t v i i h i . „
M rs, ti. M. W illi,. M ary Jade
E n g iisli and Charles WltHs
.
—T he rem ain in g portion of Jjiyi
m , y a m . w hich w a , inadvertent, 1(, U ( Y W o o m
Return of V i.
ly omitted In y e s te rd a y * l,so c
M a t u r e to the ilollyw o.Hl
The Saiif^ ril llrru M wn* ^
t * ,
....... a s : Pre........ Dp.
No. J. ........ *
1
“ Vl*. J * V^
Chopin, Hetty Sh ep |iatd ; R u .lh 1“ ^.“ •" «h< a .* ,,,
of S p rin g , S im ltlis, t t lis e Am , >," rl l“ >
'
as that liam ls..nh
Miiir»itv *»f the I Jeep, ,mn^
Kailier,
tan
K j>
Sere' Mr and Mfs. IMt; 'S co tt:
Jr Mr and Mrs. J . IL Trhluck.
l ' ut 'ftioma-i
Mr 'and Mrs Japirt Henry Dyson |>* **d to hitlvc thU week*rni1 to
' Mi> Kirkland mui children
Mr and Mrs ftlrhard Brown. Mrs
W. It Dyson. MLvs Oleda Dyson. ant] Mr and Mts J C Ml idled
well,
Robbie M otion,
Durban* Miss Cecelia ’Iiuluck. ttlchard Deit.,
Clyde Terw-tlleBar and Mr ami
\v lla i.l levvin <tf the niivy wll«»
Chapm an, L u c ille IlillniH ii. Jean
Mrs MiUrh
iutliiiuk<t til Niti folk, y l\. hn>
no IV IIliajit*,
Jaequctvn
A rm
In * it viHiimi; lih parc n U , .Mr,
slio n g . Mary E lle n -L o u sin g , M i.
Dick Aiken. M r*. W illiam Vthleri. l l n l l v w n t i f l ’ si
“H
u InUkV” ! !“ ,mI Mf>
Lewi*
and
I i t u i y W IH IU h
■
H U
u|1(1
M
aitland
.
a
Sa-fm4s
pL»>c»R.
«%f«* |
I ('in limit irts*
pi w iii* I a Ik
V*
O'l^lufn into i\i|»iT|nj* ,*# { |ji ’ tficil *!,^v
ili( +t*i a loom in <I inii* t iu jilr h .u ’ ^ ^
Ah
ip liic ii
am picn n nt
lhi*y \
hn r hml mm* rvpti*8 *«» fa r
r**
V n c | rnhahU lu*4 **J tlu* out* * . .
*l*ii| th«* |mly n ho hat! via'i
on the kliYP . . - She K ‘*l in ! *»r
Ed Meischs Hosts At; ilJfk Mcri~lh“ .hil.
« ...
-»
11M sSP K M Klf
/ w S P Il
Mrs. Dens, Dick Aiken
- Assist With Program
_N,
DIM IIA K M .lt
^l
Mo- • S 'l'flb . t i l l Ea*t
N <t» Si if*t*i , i ,i, *ie i*it iji -t h*4t i*r«i
fi.Mil fin* 1 ii|i« *1 Stiif*
S ii y.
'sit 1nl
liti ir f* * GuiltiMi id l ived
1|*1III \ ft *kill Mil- \ .i%i! IV **»*tit»i*l
Si*j al«itit*n f i'iiit'1, .L*t L-*»iiviilc.
1
|M lit l>
n i*M* l u i ' l i i - i
r 11,1 duilfiic Ou* *l»hfht h u r titju v
>« tci-U )
anil iiuulc *» U c -lm v
ft* tlu* A nch or w hich h u »* leaking
llh all mail * . . lEcmcmfocr I he
<ilii» Hcciilcnt (hm m c c k v il ih c
fr«ii of the anchor . . . w ell, t
in Mill imilt'l rcp atl* am! •Juill
Wl kav lilt* M1*illlM»1 f
IM IX
The summer round-up being
Mr. amt M r.. D. W. Sw a n have
sponsored by the West Side P. T A
»1iJ be held tomorrow morning at |[n,’v'd their ievidence to JIT *;
to! at 99:30
o'clock and all Palmetto Avenue^
the school
30 £cl
mothers are urged *o bring pre
school age children and all child- . Mrs. Victor Closer of Tampa ts
ten up to Use age of ten who have Ui.ting her patrnu Mr. and Mis
■tot had timoculatloiu foe diph C C Garni. 1m a week.
theria and small pox. No ch.irge
• ill be made tor the limoculallons
which will be made by members of
Mr. ami , J i t * . It, T. Thomas
the County Health Unit.
►h-4,t ' | 1«- ' w eekrm i
in
New
Mr. Edward Klrther stated to- Smyrna- M ailing u la ttv c*. *
,
------ -The recital ifivcn by the pupil, day that the importance of the
Mr*. i{. M Mason, Sr. I. lens
nf the Fannie It, Munson Plano Mmiuifr round-ups must not be
School Monday evening in the overlookr.1 by the mothers of ",g ta la r foV Jacksonville n> III V E U L Y p m V E t t S . ,
d lls .
! vt»tt with . hei two sOnn fm l.l.U Y D IIO Y I.K . M RS. II. TP P O P E
hifth M-hool auditorium in mem school etpldren.
i
approxim
ately
two
w
c£ks.
ory of Mr*. Fannie SUmbridgiand M R S . S A M U E L P l' I .K S T O N
Munson was
w as attended
atienticij by
oy a large i , . i
V I I , e
A I
--------were n l.o aroUiol the town . . .
o f i appreriatlye audienedt " j rk *-U m L I M .I I J * H U M S * 1 1
Dirk Mcriwethn h a . arrived I June .1 proud.«•* to he a very
A ike n , guest soloist,. w«* a re ..to -, | } ^ f f ^ (
S U D D C F P l H * t y l " " ’1 T ,ila n r Medical School to hu-v night f i| the T iitn r* .'f
uanied at the piano hy M rs j
1 K
J i ' 1*'! w ith h i, fath er, C . J . M en S .ll.S . with the follow ing a . their
II. ft. D m * . Stage decow th m s of
u c h m u i:
I-
I1HSK S P K E It. (ih.VKVTEVB n'ti»u w it h lii ttitlcii liA u «ii* .it ** j
♦
M tlO D R l'FE. O L I V E ADAMS. In \u in tm u'pia : |M»rt *!i
THURSDAY
The Setninola Kebckah iajdge
No. I lL ju l l meet « W
P, M.
nl the Odd Fellow* Hall, The
klate president of the Iteliekah
nfthmbly will pay her official
vi»R to the h>tlfC.
green fcrtl, palms, a pedestaled.
statuayy, and an arrangement . f Z " c t '
•
Kern .hopping yesterday after till DM115 th f Holl'U) lull Y\«>u
noon fiu he.ii'll ur,*i were: AN- itilimu
chopping
n k t t i:
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T T in E P
,
•CECELIA T i l ' L l C K _______
— TELE. NO. 148
Students Innoculated
Tomorrow At 9:30
Social Calendai
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PARE
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Revolving lMustic
Up
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THE SANFORD IIERALI, SANFORD, FLORIDA
�—•■-
PAUL' FOUR
Goose Kettles Slated To Pitch
Tonight Against Orlando. Nine
.
-
•J.KH SRURG. May 22. (Special!
— The l-cwtiurg Backer* no*ed
out Manager E«i l.evy’* Sanford
Celery Fed* here Inst night hy
o score of t to II in n cohtett
wtritli- wn» halteil ahruptly in.the
first half , of the ninth frame
krhen Jo e Ju stice lined Into n
double play which .ended n spirited Feil rally that nearly over-,
took the fajit moving seventh
place Leesburg entry in the
Florida Slate League.
.
Cal Blanc, on the mound for
Sanford wn* nicked for seven
Ml AumuHinvMAN il l I •
. H i -twJ
«e.liftr*Vl l lr
■ Or Intuit*
N»
M as'-.la
vVtiA
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l*
v
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AHRuatln*
beesberx- f -HAfryort*
U m tm rm TOW*.
Ia •■i«t«i k hi
S A N K o ltl* - I nr!«i«l<i.
hi
A UM(ml in* «' Uni
l^’A* h Ml !»•*
v t r i m si, i.*: *i.i t;
•
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,
la-fly M-vre went to the hill
for •the Parker* and . held the
big h o t* ''o f flip Feds tlf eight
Well yenttere<| blows. However,
30'Y C A sr o t-P
rtJiTBt/tafjsI VgrtfCAd
■und _ i» j^
hO r l l l l 1Mile
to Ju stice who lined into the
(win kill In end the contest
Iww-lmig counted twice in the
fir s t
frnioe when Ridgeway
tingled pud » » . sacrificed to
Second by HteM/ln*. Good singled
lo score Ridgeway und crossed
the pinto himself u moment later
When Mormimi ilouhled.
The Packers reconled a lone
tally lit the second inning when
Justice mlsrord Marr|s' grounder,
took second nn a fielders' choice
and scored on Moire's single.
Iweclnirg's last marker was
srioed in the fifth when Bldgr
Way singled to left, stole second
and went on to thiid oh Hlohhlns*
Single
Ho. si grounded out to
score Ridgeway
Sanfoid clialked up their first
run in tin- eighth uhsii Ju itico
its , Safe on Fold's error. Tuttle
llli'-’ lcd and 7.os|>e| scored Justice
wilh n long fly to center. In th •
ninth, llrvuiit. Rude and Lake
Worked kl *n e for free passes
l.cvy sinifhnl to center to score
Bryant mol Bride, and Maite left
the mound. Itnwrver, Mused*’ *
first pilch to Justice resulted
I'hllsdslphl.*
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By AD ELAID E KKKIt
A P Newsfaaluroa W riter
— A modern* DanDh'clubwom an,
who I* her country’* only.woman
film censor, head* the'U nited Na
tion* sob-commisiinn now tackl
ing the problem of getting equal
right* for women all over the,
world.
Shk is Mr*. Bodil Brglrup, j
president of the National Council i
i f Women of Denmark ___
nd .now
chairman of the United. Nalltihs'
Sub-Commiuion on the Statu* of
Women. She i» a tall young wom
an with clear am ber1 eye* and
hair, eenter.parted and Ires**,! ity
the Ihichei* of Windsor used to
dres* her*. Listen to her and you
will hear fluent English. Watcn
her at the council laid* and you
will see *n adm inistrator who
guarda her wonla and steers her
It f wI(•. Question
way through
m
m
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B. B. Crum ley
‘
General insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building .
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INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
I rat
Nrs
V-i l
IO.-I..K
,1
I'lilln.l* el
XVnshliuii,
TnliigM ti«c Celery Fed* move
,|Mn O rlnnV s Tinker Field for
A route-.I sF, h the (Irlntido Sen
nlurs T h u s fnt ibis season, Han
ford niul flrlaa.R. have split their
lilts, two* krt-r t * « . .............*
Manager Livy said yesterday
lligt Goose Kettles will go on the
lonthl way lb put it. You can’t
get young women into a move IT WAS TOO WONDEftfUL TOR WORDS when Mrs.’ l!dns MacGregor,
ment working against men. Wom Brighton, Mas*., looked out.of her window to find that painters h*d
en proved themselves such a vital almost finished one aide of her house, but the painters didn't think }(,
PAftV:f\ FoK i t z */tc ■. ,-'L
power in the last war that today Wonderful when she told them she hadn't ordered the job done. Tha
i- »> *■> .
many men—especially In -TOrope painter, Gene Kilbride, checked hit notes, and sure enough, U was the
( Inter national .Voundpholo)
— faVor giving them equal righ's. bouse next door to Mrs. MaeGtrgnr't.
“The fact that .the United Na
tion* Kcnnnmir an,| Foetal Coun
ONE ST EP W O N T
riun and I’rench children.
I.nit
cil composed o f 1H men requeued In Septem ber..
G ET YOU TH ERE
"I
feel
it
is
a
very
favorable
year she was appointed film cen
•his study on the status of wom
en indirates the interest and fa sign that the Sub-Commission -jii sor. Reside* her women’s activi
AnJ Oca A D Won't Bring
the Status of Women was forimd ties she has two big Interest,
vorable attitude of mon.“
Success—You Must Keep On
The body Mrs. Begtrup heads is >o early in the history of the working in Her flower garden and
Arnrcrtising
made Up of eight women mem- 1 United Nations and I feel w« embroidering cross-stitch. For fun,
hers from ns many different coun- ( shall get something out of it,"
she gw* to movies.
tries and three cx-offirio members 1says its chairman.
Mrs. Begtrup seems to have
from the Commission on Humvii
bet-n headed toward her present
'I hr Snrskota Derby, lo be Rights, of which it a sub-body. job e i e r since she was a schoolrun next lursdsy at the track Mr*. Klranor Roosevelt is one of fri. She had Intended to *tudy
of the Saras*.I* Kennel C lab ,. the ex-tiff icio members.
art. but a book on citixenship fell
The Mib-commls*lon i* working Into tier hands and changed her
will lie the fulfillment of a ken
nel owner’s dream.
For the in high gear on a three-fold Job; life. Instead of mixing paints, she
first lime In the history of the I I I Tu survey the right* and studied at the University o f CoGENERAL PAINTING — BRUSH OR SPRAY
•purl, to far as It is known privileges women have lit United brnhngen ami later Joined the
here, the elimination rare* are Nation* countries, in some of Students Ltflfgue of Nations Uni
bring -et up In arrttrdanre wilh
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on nnd worked in it* rank*.
a mrihnd owners have urged
After her m nrriaie she joined
meant
to
b
for fra tn . As a consequence so
the Danish National Council if
where right
mnlir d o g s have been entered *
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_______
Women. Since th,
the war she ha*
PHONE 1144
315 FA ST SECOND ST.-'
thrl lo weed them down tu tRa
Human Rights Cofnmlssionx l*ecn particularly active In roundfinalists It s * s necessary to I t h it li hoped will lie laid he- lug u p 'foo*; sup dies for (lungsgin tlimi utllon races vrry early*
the United Nationis Asremhly
IlcrrlufoiV it haa been the
curium to hand pirk entries for
the eliminations with a view to
running rach dog In a group of
ils class. Since the sport began,
however, owners hara M g Rested
that elimination e n t r l e * be,
drawn from a h at and thla
course will be adapted far the
comlnR derby.' "* ''
Four dog» will bcTfllmlnate,! in
each race and the name* of tha
en th t S i. ) $ h n i R iver a t
four remaining will go bark into
the luit to Is* drawn for futtira
Jacksonville, Florida
e lim in a tio n s .
As the , re su lt of
the preliminaries the entries wiU
lie weeded down to, sixteen dugR
to participate in the semi-finals*
which will provide the elftht *lut*
f<*r the final. The ramalniti] right
from the sem i-finals will tun In
the consolation. Added p u tsr, will
k’lt’ i t fio - x y iz RAIL .lAi
ta»J(Aii?L'P eUhtvlAt. If-AtVc
lots! Sunday night d u ring the
Florida Still** League laai.ltily
I meet mg in ( le la in d tin* iiffirm! of
•the St Augustine dull wen i.jm-is1 ly n-vealing that 'hey Wi.uhl laI ly-iliing to trm le a r*iup le >d th eir
hurleis fur some liiitrrs.
Si,
Augustine, |ri haldy nne of iim
he-t clubs in the circuit. Si* 1
, been L e ttin g excellent pit* lung
i throng hunt the se aso n .
I l n .t e .c r ,
• ju st u I mmu every one u f -the l i l t s
,. ‘ they've Inst bus been due *.** the
*.‘ failure **f p la v e r * t,» come tiiin u g h
' -vitll tim ely
f ills .
If we rcmeinla'r cm reetly, the
i pitchers thcy'ie ready to put bn
'' the tiading hlmk are Smith and
While, twe r n|uihi,- huilefs.
addition In worrying about a
horribly tow supply of baseball*,
fr tr t figure nut what’s wrung
with the Dnlgrrw, or do you rail
Avnilnhle at (he
McCLUNG - RICE
BO LLES
SCHOO L
FLORIDA
H O J^
SU M M ER
RATES
tlitg *w a> l . •l*uHt. Ila r r l* . I .m u I -WI*c. Ju stice. H a r r is , K .lr.l
lin o Itstls.l lot t^vy* t . Xospsl M.SI.I |
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t'n,
p lrca llailnn am t M rlo iu lln
p^eu
Tim Feds announced yesterday
huj they had signed righthander
•eorge Rissen. Ili-.cn saw action
WEEKS
8i m « S r.
e le c t r ic a l p a r ts
are back!
SUM M ER
s fis s io N
j f Umllrtl number of «i
nvtnis new bring-ace
for.Uuariling Student*.
i m l n n n jin
w rk .ln 9th.
lilh gcailrt.
___ ___
_ . averaging til
Small
ciswr*.
boys, recrlv* highly bvJWIUualiird Inslrviclion from
owtslsmting mrnibrrt a< tM
k hoofs
hi'u dell groi/nttrd In suhjrtts he
must tab* in Ceilrgr )
• IGNITION
•
regular faculty.
TOUR SON MAT T A K E :
gen erator
On* major subject and on* minor
subject earning one end one-half
•STA R TER
OR —two review course* on subs
jects he ha* previously failed. . i
OR-one major new subject and
on* review euhjvct which he ha*
felled.
f Double-period claise* are V
held in each subject si* day* 1
a weak. An average student
should be able to complete
work foe Uf full credit* durk ing the R-weeks period.
A
J^ A T JS R Y .
WF. A liO HA^VE ^EW OATJERt|J(
ItOAD SERVICE
SW AIN^ BATTERY SERVICJ
Corner 2nd and
im *t* Nosy D ep artm en t’* re*
<^iIremerit for hal/-y*se’e work.
Ctoee order drill, manual at arma,
art* Other featurw of military
course a n In addition to above
Should 5ro o
•t one dm* he couldn't get part* for Up electric,toaster, electric
range, fan'and his other electric tome help*. But now eondltiong
have improved Then’s no longer m y need lor him to live Uke
•PFLUEGER REELS
placed lor th* dullDon. DUX y°u riiould
•TENNIS RACKETS
available, w* will b t able
equipment I
J ' *T * /
*
iliHfflrtiiwrrj
of
It*
\ M lrrriRi
a t o
KanfnrdV- new- ■righthamlcr, * George Ri*»en.
Bitsen
limited the Parkers to n single
hlow during the remainder of
.
Danish Matron Heads
IOfjual flights Group
STANDINGS
imp tun m
r u m llin
At n meeting of the Board of
Director* of the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
night, the Jaycee* voted a ca»h
donation to the Semlnolo County
Sportsman's Association to help
defray their e*pen*e* in cleanin * out the Wekiva River.
D ty
Bride
Justice
llrjan t
- -
!*#♦■»bur# .
DONATION VOTKD
FED AVERAGES
Ninth Inning Sanfcfrtf Rally Falla One Ran
Short of knotting Couijjt With Packers;
Plane,
Bissen
Handle
Mound
DutiesV «
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Die c o n te s t.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 22. *46
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�WEDNESDAY. MAY 22. M6
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p lain t filed a a a ln * ! you In l l i r F i r .
f u l l C o u rt. N in th J u itlrln i C lr r u ll.
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RAYMOND M. HALL. REALTOR
Estate Sales--lonlals—Morttraye
Dependable tnsirance and Ronds
Uny
Rhone 9fi0
Room 4. Florida Stnte Hank Ruldiny
NO DOUfcT ABOUT IT/* • IS
eNRtCHety S O U T H E R N A
BREAD CERTAINW H ELP! *
BUILD A S T R O N G , S O U h D
'V.T r n
BODY/
—
,
DOESN'T IT 3
Life
Lifetime Income
Money & Securities
Windstorm
Workmen’s Compensation
YOUlt KIN AM'|N<? NpEDS
Automobile Purchases ■
PH A Loans On I (nines
To Ruild
,
Toi Rn.v
To UeuiodeL .
Life_lusM«ajico Loans
YOUR s e tt VICK NEEDS '
Insurance Analysis
Insurance Survey
Blotters
’ Claim _ '
I Road Maps **
Memoranilum Radi
-. . ;v»\
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
CLASSIFIED RATES
I Or
OMr
07e
OSr
per line fur oar ianerllun
per Dae for ] itturrlumper line hu «ie ineerlloa,
per ttae fur ZG Ineertiun.
fifinlmum charar .10e
Ciiunt 5 minU tu a line
larludina phnae and a<ldrr«,
id l the most peoplii nl.mil a Inr
the leant money. I’huiie I4H or
brln|{ your ►( to The Herald
offire for
renulls.
I It MOM lultiUte With hath, furhfyheit. | I 0 p er muath. I ’lim ir
tIH X iS IIK ii
A wmihv J*b
SCREEN DOORS - WINDOW SCREE
M a d e to O r d e r ■
A LEN G TH M EA SU R EM EN T
S r.n d W I D T H
Window Screens
Screen Doors
BRON ZE
Up
RKONZE W IR E
W IR E
U p to 3 B " x 7 2 “
to 3 6 " * 8 4 "
25
Cash With Order
Balance Shipped C.O.D.
(Personal)
Vour Ford Dealer Known Your Ford Rest!
The Sanforit HrraM cur. Into
.iinti* tli».j “!S)0 hornoii in San
ford and .Semfnnlo t^omity. If
you have HOmethifiR to : i ll or
buy you will flint that a da!: 4(fcr.l nd In theeii ruluimi. Mill
SI MMER IS HERE
A r e y o u r r e r e r r t* in R oo d o r d e r ?
(R u s in e s s )
YOU DRIVE IT!
.
|YOim INSURANCE NEEDS
j Accident
Automobile
Aviation
; Hurt! Iary
jRonds
Crime I’roiict.on
Cnrtfo
Dishonesty
Extended CoveriiKC
Fire
Hospitalization
Health
(commercial)
*
(non-cancelubli*
Jew olry All-Risk
^
I.iitbilUy
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Johns River Manufacturing Co.
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181
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A u g tw tin e , F l o r i d a
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
C o n c r e te R ip e. B u ild in g I Murks,
S e p tic
T an ks.
C m u r e le
F cn re
P r o p e r ly M a r k e rs
Peninsular
Southern
10 Bread „
m il SALE
luuiry. ilimit funiii
t iiV H
W.
Uth S t.
(il.MIttdSA 1.lilies. } l pri ilujeii
Jlelivi'i ei) Sal unlay afU'Minmt*
mil)’ Ilulitiv Ijiiii I Karin. I'liu ••
j i : l i, G « n evn .
r n t f t LATINCi 11HATH Its
liey’re availaule rum nml NOW
O N E ’I |*it*t t- living
I . the lime In cet mje. Next
In
ciifulitinit,
winter they may not !«•' avail
A vrmii*.
able. Chouse from our l.itr w in-Jjiin of Spark, Perfection. Ivan- 1 0 A C R E fn rn t n o rth o f tivh*»h
'hiH* ami American Hun Klame
ft i»r 11* l ilr il, 2Vji tierrw Hr o n -1
models.
hut oiittii’il. 2 ^
wihl Ian1!
HILL IIAII11W A It K CO.
$ 25 t.HUIO c»«h W. R. \V illmnc
Mil b ast Ftrit Si.
|tr«ik#r, Phmie 1120.
BAI5V ( HICK TIME
IS HERE!
H U N FS TUXEDO
FK K SII hlaek eyed neas fur can.- CrRUl.ATINI
n in ir,
l l .v t l
a
tiu sh el. * It.
U.
llulrhisfin. Phune-County 'JkUI.
piece living
rneker.
Ph
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STARI'K ITKMS
Alnilalile nm Steel wool, shellac, \V tN I) 8 0 lt piano
phune
alaininum point Itest unule, flour
o r s e t at I HIT W .“nil S i
paint—rail color*, interi m flat wrJI
paint— all colnrs ami multy other I
Rama.
...
SANFORD PAINT A fil.ASS CO.
FEED ST O R E
M l.lN fi ralilm-l, offire rhair
- L. C. Smith typi'writei, I
i KJO.
EMI*TY fi gal. oil can *--4Uc each.
MINING extension table, f ive
II. IL Pope Co.
Uumlx. 4fl x 51, with bonhU
41) X too in. Set. I J lo 14
ONK l*ri(e Mill office il«*k and
plate., phone <1i ' 'A. S u l. Mae
rh air; One 5 4" oak dirilmc
Sheafer, 11:t Kim Ai#
table. Phone Co. 4502. Mr*f
Short.
itK G ISTK K FII I mi... II.nf*
f.
months old
** **** pjii h, A M
Before buying a i'lt o S S t.Lil
I*nwreiH-e. .S(u i Ij t F i t pr U«
.SAW or u POST HULK l 'I t .
OKIt be »ure to get our price*. ItOY HKKI. ha* t re-! Trurki or
Slnnley-ltogrr* Hardware Cm
puKuenger — new , u*e»L
30G
W. 2nd St. Ph. |P4*i-J. ____
S m u* for K K ltn MASON JAILS
— we have them in i|uart». UALLAItD’S reed, gnu-eric*, ate.
pint* and half pint*. Stanley
Pbon* HG5-J. II. Q. Touehton,
lingers Hardware C o .______ .
12ft] Celery.
DUIMiK - PLYMOUTH
TKN TO one hundred fifty a tr * 4 UPHOLST F.KY fuTm 7 A fine
- PAKTH AND 8KHVII K
flowing well land 4 Vi mile*
Phene 101
*e1ection In atrwk It, S. Drown, 109 Palmvltn A te.
from Hanford on paved road,
2UI1 North llrunge. Orlande,
maii delivery, achool bun. phone,
Fla.
____
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electricity. 20 acres, 6 room
modem nou»e city convenience. 140,00 MKTAI, ire Imx.* will
» a c r I f l e e for $ I *■mi. O. 1).
2 car garage,
Irrigation,
(Tibbs, lit. I. tins IV A, San
ford.
‘
BUSINESS SERVICE
MISCELLANEOUS
TWO-atory four licdrimrjt bou*e.
Orange*, tangerine*. gia|Hjfiuil,
guava, grape*, rheiiiea, av»cudnt, pear* and prarh tree*
on back of lot. r,it ward F , la w .
Best I'eying General Vlrlae aturc
in Romlnole- Co., 115,000.00.
^ A TT K N TI()N LAD Ililf!
Klee Home UnaUira. Not broke, Hill Implement Company ha* juat
tick or old. Juat tired ami tniy
received a ahipinent of gwnuln*
and want to rest. P. O. Dux
splint clothe* luaket*. large
1430, Phone 020-M.
and imall.
Why Sufi
“ASTHMA” and
TRY
Asthmanofrin ^
The new npd effective [
inhalatluna
Ihernpy
met hud that him given
relief and KaliHfncHon to thouMindH.
C. rC. W e lsh
WELSH TIRE SHOP
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
10 Day Trial
( unlrn Intlicntlmis for
•he use of this product
Ih on (he label,
Touehton Drug Co.
*
AUTO (PAINTING
*
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BODY — FENDER WORK — WKLDINf
V is it
----- -if HW>HO0M-hmnm.
living room tlinidiig mortl and
,
, ____________
kitchen.
House boia portico, en IVK (J|t atx room buuse, fur
tran
and 2 --acreeneii
gA
b
- . ,t -r rporch,
—
nished, in town. Phone H2*W,
porcbe* i* In exrellent condiW aiter High, permanent reallion, 10 large fruit treee. four
deni.
0
lots In a very desirable neighborhiMHl.
.
H. M. GLEASON
CHICKEN and Dairy farm , 57
Ijik e Mary, Fla.
acres, nice 0 mom house, screen
H1MLE8H
g
l
a
s
s
e
s
somewhere
ed porches front and rear, good
B U IL D your home with High
downtawn. Kenly Bdx C, c l »
Teat Concrete lllucks. Mlrncli
barns, chicken runs and coop*
Hanford Herald.
____
Concrete Co., J . E Terwilltger
fo r 2500 chickens, all modem
300 Elm Ave., Established •
with electrical equipment, 4
room Uftant bouse, good Im
proved pasture, and paved hlgh- E X P E R T painting uf bnuae* or
w a y .mlaceileneou* item*, contract or
“ SIX ROOM hoqta with 3 room
hourly bails. Phone 128.____ •L A U N D R ESS wanted to ward
and Iron, 110 E. 17th St.
Lost and Found
FURNITURE SPRAYED
ROY REEL’S PAINT SHOP
30G West .Second Street
ru .
SIT. WANTED
Plionc 1064-J
1». B. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
iiuy yoim c a p
F r a n k '*
come out n>
llic.
Hi - Hat
for a pleasant
evening-
FRANK’S TAVERN
HI-HAT CLUB
and
H E L P WANTED
* ^‘bedroom
car
nicely Underaiped In lla y fc lr
Section. H..-‘
1
N UN U SU A LLY' desirable 4
i
o
k,wi.. I Afire
YOUR
AD'
UD wanted.
Apply
401 Mag-
COLOHED GlIG^S for laundry
Work. Seminole County Laun
dry Cfa. h i :i W. 3rd 8L
Fountain at Lad-
stairs, garage and fnrft treea
in gtx*l location. Very livable
R eallar
A CONSTANT
YOUR
A SSIST A N T b o T k k w p e r with
knowledge o f typing and shoftland. Also stenographer. An
dy Hollywooil Shop* office, 301
gast F irst S t. -
iOUHD—rtr l
or woman for
>rt time general housework,
xal lob Tor right person,
utt b a re health canl and
REMEMBRANCE
Now ia Iho time to plats
> ,*
K p i :
ELTON J
a
to have your graduation
picture made by
In now aaaoclatad with the
JAM MS C,UT AGENCY
Aa Insurance Solicitor
312 EAST FIRST
$
ROBERT L. Cp;
PACKAGE STORE
PHOTOGRAPHER.
ANI) BAR
E S S E X ST U D IO
PHON1
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TTIE 8ANF0RD HERA d, 8ANPoi<n F lorida "
I
iray, Carswell,
>tark And Jerry
speak At Meeting
^
w a n t «■
N E W TIR ES?
COME IN TODAY!
.
which wa» " i l l attended,, w»*
held in celebration of the rictpiiiiItott uf u charter fo r the now
organisation.
The nrcwberahiji drive wn. pot
Into full nwlutr. The nolo aim nod
purpose of the N es ro Chamber
o f Commerce, according to it.
founder*, 1* to provide the negro
people of Seminole County with
recreation facilities and In help
eiHivate the netfio in the funda
mchUil* of lictter riliicnxhrp. The
IMuup icipie.U the encourage
ment and co-operation nf the
white
iieople of
the
counts.
Colored people
Interested in the
pco|il
KEMEMBIilt
mp a r t advised In «onUct D.
CnriurH or Itov. Unit*.
floriija, io*\rll:
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31 liiwntlitii H Hmith Italian 31'
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x i r r n r: ih i i k i i i i y u t v i t s . Th*i
It W I Iran,', hnlilvr ol T»» I'rilifli.il. No iifcf, l».i|Cil ttl- Slot ilay
of July l, i ,.T l»:* Iia. Mini u n i t
III III) I.rflt-e ,io-l tut. mail, until cm*
ilitn (.«, b to* ilrnl In lie u*ttt-d
Million
ttilil rritlflentil rlllliUre.
Ilir f..If.,-.. ii,t ,teiM*f Itinl |0o]irIM lit
ilie 1*011 ol) of Nemlnoln. Mint® of
I.l> rh ii l . l l ill *9 Acir..
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fnjrty under tli« 'Mtd »€erilfte*t« Li.
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n«rn«r.
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•'■'l-Hnnl nrroidins t© UWi the
(irnjinfly ili-KerlM Ihcrtln ttfll li*
Ptifd to Hit- Mirhrii bidder at 'In*
i'flUM Iiuur * iluar **i» the flrtt Mon4*0 In tin* ittoiiUt i«r Jan*. IM*i,
whirl)
Mi*- 3rd i|q> »if June, til*.
Pttr.l ibU lit >U> of Muv, m t . “
(Circuit LTiurt Hr»I)
ti. I*. IICIl NTK»N,
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Kemiroil* (Vimiv, Fl'ttM*
FATHER'S J ) A Y liS y N D A Y , JU N E 16!
T 'l r g ^ f o n c
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10RD PRESIDENT of (he British Cabinet Council, Herbert Morrison
(le ft), leaves the While Hotur with Dean Acheron, Action Secretary of
Slate. Morris on, who U In the U.'S, on a World food fntrsioh, taiil tie and
President Truman compaf cd notes on famine relief.
(fnlcrjuriioual)
IIKMIXR
Wc Will « ^ 8f
Yoar F m m l
Smonlk Tlrat
9«r f o er Ofjg.
U 9 Solrtjf
n sxM m ^ ’
The Tire That S ia y t
S a l e r Longer
Incorporate* nil the
patented, rieluH v*
featu re* t b it tone
h»ve made rrrevton*
T ir e * fam oui fo r
•lira miltigs sad ex
tra safety. And all at
no aitra coil to you.
W N r n N r wr
F i r a i t p a r Dr
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mii*Chompiont
o r r Aralloble
♦o To® W f Will
Yo«r C ar
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lecopprd Tim
ST R EIT S L U M B E R CHAIRS
The Perfect Gift for Father'll Day, Jijne 16
Reg. 4 .9 5
Thii chair ft adjustable in three diffsrsn! positions for the best in relaxation . . .
no better chair hat ever been built. You, loo, will agree, once you sink into the
luxuriously cushioned comfort of this chair. Complete with matching Ottoman
that has a compartment in the top for storing house slippers, etc.
WHIN A 10ND0N, (NOIANO, HOUSEWIFE, Mrs. Pamela Bates pliced
three little chicks In a baiket In front or the fireplace, she failed to give
any thought to the houso cat “Squibs." These pictures show that Mrs.
Bales needn't worry, for maternal Instinct outweighed Uio cat's taste
for pouHry. “Srjulbi" carries one of the chicks (top) In her mouth. At
bottom, the cat joins her adopted family In basket.
(International)
S !•: A I. U II I
\ H A I T I ; It
REMEMBER . . . IT’S EASY TO
Now/
PAY THE MATHER WAY
Thsyil practically doubts your rang* of vision, maka
nl|ht driving much *if»r. Aveng* Ilf* *f tbs bulb la
approximately tbrts ysirs. Blmpl* and su y to Install.
The Cftfifortable
and Handsome
V
TILT BACK
V /'- 'a
(Just Tho Thins For Dad's Day—
Juno 16)
Chit you imagine the Bmile of
(linnkd and anprecUtion when
Dad secs thin big, roomy, spring*
filled chair? After a hard day
at the office, he c*Hn come home
ami relax completely with joyful
coin fort, nntl rest assured that this
chair is one of the beat made for
comfort, service, looks, durability,
and well worth every cent of this
y$ry low price!
T Check These
S te e r in g
W h e rl
S I 'h M i R
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Itindseme colon ,, hssvy
chroms plittd bits, llslps
yon handle- a car with «»»».
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H«r* In tbs »*d<Ti s-IV
Th*** fin sit quality t i s
tndg*< will krnp your mater
running longer wtilirmt rapairs, roreign nfkttsr lg
quickly moored from you
Ott*.trill* ’,*« *>ll 1*1 III*
gucltlt (ikikit li ■■•tiM
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III* trtf OIKmblfd
A linns
ADS ARE N£WS
Printed In fitg Typa
in
Mtmil
Has avsrything ueadtd for
minor sctldenU.
BsSy to motuk
. NOTICE TO THE
fu el
PU M PS
HARD
P ip
Am®
W g & JJ-r O .M IM S S
XUay-to-rtsd rsToirlag In
d ic a t o r , r in s quality in
•vary raapaet
H E A R IN G
I’lntform Rocker
Tho price may. bo
lower on .this chair,
but the u>mfort and
constructlbh Bt a n d
Becond to n o n e I
Sturdily constructed
and with fine uphol
stering materials.
Acoustierm Anmnini^—
2 .7 !)
v p a f
OF
FREE CLINICS FOR HARD OF, HEARING
life and dtpepdsbTa
foruunc*. Tb*y*U p n
Inert*** yeng ear’s #fft.
clanoy.
Sanford Mayfair Inn
Thursday, May 23rd— Hours: 10:00 A. M.-BtOO P.M .
You arc Invited to coiue lit for g free test of your hearing
C * . . - v ^ snd a dcmotuinUon of the
lott Long*, G lv B 'H *
? BUMPER
.
PAN
BELTS
New Super Power Acousticon Unipac
A hearing ski that can be worn as an MU in on*’—« r with battaftaa aeparatr. A Tom Thumb battery no larger than the and
of your -thumb f i m sm ailrg poucr In U»U tww modal. Fittm tt made from eltran dllfem u receivers both bone and alrtiuly hearing letun. Hare now U the hearing old you hare been
JA C K
’ r*r tar,
fo*
waiting
PLATFORM ROCKER
*
Jfawly dislfaid , asay.to .
w-typa Jack.
Really one of the better built plat
form rockers that Is aurc to plcnso
"Dad” when he sees it and slU
down to’ relax after a hard day’s
work.
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W e A r e H a p p y to A n n o u n c e T h a t "
;! . . ;.' *, Mr. E. W. McRae,
who la a trained specialist on hard-of.hearing problems,
and takes on utxJmtandlng interest In lielptng the hard
ti W tlw, -
« l « l lto i cllnb. to im»n.
Acousticon McRa e co.
FVwtda West Oboot DtitHbuter
fawlonst Bldg-7 1 0 Central A v e _ * t. ^ettnfbmg. f l a .
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W E A l l I h it
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To Protect th e Peace of the Wo rid i
To Prooiota the I'r o tr n ii ef Am erica;
T o > Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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DAILY .NEWSIMVEK
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
TH URSDAY,
M AY
*3.
Axsociulcil Press I .eased Wire
NO.
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Nationalists
e City
Operators After Krug Conference
f'*?
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C* a-. * J S t
if "ihp y*iiiii|f mvo «»f ili#* unrlil
will drive for iiii|»rrtvrnii*nl, th«* '
world
itn lf
will
jrei
uluitie ;
l#elter .**
Nptukiiii’ ui the M.iyfaii
Inn
Ireful(• the fli nt limititluy him heoil
imetinc to Im* held hy the courtly
Jnycrcq linrc if#* iroiiraliixutiuii
lad lifttmlirr, Thonml tn«u«l
the MMcttfice made hy the yountf,
men of our nation in fitrh:iii|r
for the principal* of demortary
and charged that thr young men
of tinlay mud work to uphold
thou* ideal« and make the world
a U-ttri place for forthcoming
generation*. **|f we V4»»ik.*' he
■ aid. "the wm M will l*<* nil
j right “
Thornal r\p»e*»rd regret that Kh’»‘tr«| in-n .itni (ieituan •»’ !»
I((d*eit Ill*hop, pir.-idrnt elect
Hattie of l!ir Itnlge . n r p.
the Florida J a y r r r organization, f© • Jiwph lit* frit h rotntn ud
could not utteful thr meeting niton f*rir%- i *»tti u iiultne v
here today. H lmrvri, to* m kmI ! Af fnt c*o»|i
Itn o’ lo
the local cliih to |»ut forth every
effort to nuppott lli'hoh'.* art*
Representatives of Ute aoft coal nilnr operators, dtarlea O 'N eill-(lefti rntfiMi at ton for hetteiineut of
and Earn Van Horn, leave the office n[ Secretary of the Interior Ju liu tin* 'lute otgnnizulfon 10 a vtholr.
Lawton Commends Woman’s Club In
Work For Emergency Famine Drive
Campaign Head Says Number .Of Farmers
Are Contributing Fresh Vegetables
For Immediate Canning
W. C. Hutchison Is C. L. Flowers Service
Slated To Arrive Wednesday At 3 IV1VL
seivicrs for I'ln d tr s
* Here Tomorrow I.rcFuneral
Flowers, who •I**-*t at his
Major William C. Hutchison,
arcirmnniiitsl hy Mr a. Hutch iron
and tnrir tun children, Hill, Jr.
and I'enrose, ate ent»ccted to re
turn to aSunfotd tomorrow from
Wgnhinglnn, I). C. after till liltscncc uf ui'iirly three years.
Major Hutchison, who was ump!oy'e*l hy
Chase A Company
prior I n ' entering (h f s»*rviee,
<A.accep'.e*l a rommisaiont in tho
^^Unite<l States Army as a captain
I - ID4.7. He waa stationed at
Fort Monmouth. N. J . and PhUadelphln liefore iieing ntsigneil to
s ta ff supervision in Wnshiiigtnii
With offices in the Pentagon
Building.
Major MutahUon went over
seas in Junuary of l'.i(ri and
performed active duty in New
(iulnra and the Philippines. Hr
received his promotion to maior
« ^shortly a fte r his arrival In Hie
/^Pacific area.
Major ililutrhison la a brother
of Brigadirr (ienecal Joseph C.
Hutchison, former aaeistant com
manding grneral o f the 3 1at
Infantry (l)iiie ) Dlvieioa.
- ninb kTllkd
home on Celery Avenue yrsler
day, will bo r*'i*<lort*-'l at the
First Methodist t hturli .01 Kriday afternoon at 't " " o'clock
with the Hcv. .1 t
McKinley
officiating. The leinmo- will le*
pose in the Chotili f'"in .*'.00
I*. M. til 3:00 P. M
Born in Effingham. S. t , Mr.
Flowers moved to Hanford in
1009 and was engaged in farm
ing for many yeurs. lie was a
fneinlirr of the Melhislisl Church.
Hurvivnra include thu'e sons,
Cecil K. Flowers
mid C. M.
Flowers of Sanford, anil^ II, l..
Flowers of (Jreen Cove Spiings;
three daughters. Mrs I.**!.» Mae
Brockman of Taft, Mi- Flirahelh Droskey of Wahl*' »"•! Mrs.
Eric \V. Prevail of Seville, iluee
brothers.
Etlgrlie Ftoweiof
North Carolina, Aaron Flowers
and • Ernest Flowers **f t'ampville. Fla.
Burial will tie ifiadr 111 the
family lot in Evergreen Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will tie J . M.
Cameron, W. L. Harrison. Itohert
Tnrmsher. Arthur Moore. K. W.
Fit# and Watson Wollace. Honor
ary pallbearer* will lie W.* P.
Stone. Q. J . Meriwether. James
C’irksun. E. Fi. Brady, Fianct*
Jam es H iM sihr
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,h?
stute oigunlxntion hy Bishop and
dt-crdied him n» one of Florida’*
nio-t i-upulilr Jnyrre inemliet*.
I hoi nnl Ion-fly mitlim-d the
foundnlmn of the Natloiml orgaiiitalinn. explaining thai it was
founded in Ili'Jtl by a yiiuiig man
nmned 1'buries Kisrnlmwe of Ht.
luiills. lie as-rrtevl that today tjie
nrganiiuthm Is repr»Miiite,l over
the entire United States, part*
df I'arinda mol ul-o in Hawaii
He also* mentioned that at or •
time the Jay cee- of MontreiImu-te.l the lurge-t loemtiei shn
in the world uml the treasurci
elect remarked that somethin
the Orlnmln cluli, which cloim
to have the country'* larg*"'
membership, may send u dcligu
tiou to t'unailii to investigate
the figures.
Itelntivi- lo the rnmliducy of
■ V, .■
The Sanford Woman'- flu b
under the direct Inn of M i-. II W.
Rucker, ureahlent, has Iwen doing
nn exccllrnt job of soliciting con
tributions in the form of canned
good* and money fm the em er
gency Famine Food Drive. 11 u n Seldcn Waldo for the piesldei •v
announced this morning In T \Y of the I’nlled Stuty^ Jill ....
I,nwton. chainnnn of llie -line Chnmliet of ('ntninerce. Tl»>i* >1
praised tin- nliihtv if the loo- k"Tliere l- at present 1
linlne-ville mini uml mge*t •’ *■
of gieen Vegrtidile- 10 .-•■ mi ole suppmt of the liH-al organismn-n
County that should •»-. moued in support of his election to tli.t
hnmeifiatetv lieforr ttie> V,( Jo offire. Thornal iminled 0 0 ' lh.it
w atte," said Mr. l-nwioo
F'loridn never hai| had Into 01
The canning facilitie, of tin* that offire nor did the sitile ever
rounly
ure
apparently
over have a rundldate for the pnsition.
worked, hut uppoilitlheiil- miry
The newly elected state official
lie made up to 4-.nn oMock in ulsu outlined ihe current esteoIbe afternoons for noy oersona ■inn progrntn of the nutiumil mwho wish to can vegetable-. In* guiiiiation. He imintcd out llmt
added. A number of fainrei- me 17 new mgmiiratinn* have lecontributing fresh vegetable- and cently been affiliated In 1'i'sothese will lie of grral Valin if noil asserted that dd niganun
they Can tie canned Imnu-.lmli-lv lions in Florida have state utfilmA nuntlja, uf tturva have l-*»e» linn which show, an rioproi*inent ovei the appruslinatrli li.
to receive contrlbulloo- .o.l . m,
one purchasing cmineil g*»-l m.iv organiratton- that lernaitied affd
luted doting the recent mold
make depo-it- in ImxrIt was ITP*irt^l that womrp|, 1 conflict.
•rfiipl1
(viimn! i »| itnit'i*»i»
Vui* 11* ,ni • .*n» ; »t Malmedv rr*»*v» •
tliei aeut * . fti.o .r Ikol . t OrttiMin They .ire t ••!»*
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Congressional
Be Delivered ‘
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■ • I n t c r n atio n al **-.ui. i*
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Investigation
Of
Pearl Harbor Attack Ends Today
For County S vIkhiIs
Revealed Hy Lnwton
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Wilmi’t E. Marshall
Mrs. .1. N. Robson, Jr. Died Wednesday A.M.
Reported Improving: Wilmrt K. .Mar -hull. Ineomo-
Mi-. .1. N. Itnhson. Jr., who
'was injured .Sunday afternoon In
nu iiolmnohile collision m l-icd
crickaliiiig. Vu„ I* reported In
fair condition nt the Muithn
Washington Hospital nt Fredvrtckshiug where she vvu- tnkrn
inunediiiti'ly after the iicciilcilt.
Mis. .1. N, Itoh-oii said today
that she has received word that,
her daughter-in-law had la-en
|dnce*l m a cast nod it is be
lieved that vertebrae in her neck
are
broken.
Her arms
were
thought to lie pnrnl>'ie<l hut she
felt u slight tingle in them yes
terday, which wa* nn encour
aging sign, Ihe dortnr* rrnurted.
Mr*. Itohson also stated that
her son, Janies. Jr., who wax
driving when two young men
raq a slop Rltht" and smashed
Into his car, received a severs
blow on hi* forehead which re
quired five stitches, lie also re
reived a leg Injury but is not
confined .In the hospital.
Fearl Robson, trained nur*/
and sister of J. N. Robson, Jr.,
has departed for Fredarickxliutg
where she will go on duty as a
six-rial nurse fur her sistci-in
tnnnieii
the kiili •iiiiii i t 1' ill'll rull\» i ii . t* f *t, * ii j»s»:l iilitit'
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May 2 « nt Oeneta wllll uchlrtrr- th'- oilier of Ihe Avdstant Hecreliwnt day und' graduating exrrrlw- lurt cl *Ii** Navy. VP e - Admiral
al (.On p M ; Wed in.'day cvrnllig. IP u Motret; labovri tia* been
May 29 . ut a lS o'clock nt the nam 'd ht lidrtlnr Hevietary K m a
ta k e Mary Hrhaol with Itrv Mc to take eltarge of the federal opKinley g iving Itn- m a in u d d ir - eriHmi "I III*' fntIMW He dlt-cted
ami-Tbui—luy-ovsioiun. Mat TIL -»1 goveH)|||**|i VHCfptlmis nl nil lew
fin* n- . «nd pl|«fiinew after tln-y
la* Qviedo lllgtl-Rclwnl WIHk *1"' B'-v were rut-1
i lid*-t it.itmu.it i
Mark Cui|**nter deliverthii tt*« »ii-
file
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the t a k e M h v ( '.n o lii'iin *t C lp ire li
with tin- H*-i \ f K-itn*
t«-;ik
lu g a l It
\t f >ni 11 mm*i
Before !<ccoinlng president of
the Texas state university. Dr.
Rainey had been piesident of
** " ill University in I’qpnsyla professor on the staff
Austin College In Sherman,
*«.; the University of Oregon;
hnd Franklin College in Indiana,
l i t also served us director iSf
Ui* American Youth Commission,
baseball with Houston
i. fceague. \ view si
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f«*l.| I el Kll-dli aliil «itii ttliti «e|»* tinblltu; a tM tlltfl ju r t y
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ill* 4411if•I 11*4 "llei l . |( ih i %4*Yel| lii'M'i
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school al «
Former Athlete, Minister, College
President, To Run For Governor
t.».
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•I ' .It » "Il -I l|*.IH« •
lield licxl Hutiday evcnliiR a*. II (Si
o'clock at Hie l.ymmi Hrliiad. Ismitwood, with the Itrv M:uk Carpen
ter of Holt C'nxt- K»n—"|m I CIiui 'll
deliverui. thr uililrc
-*t Oviedo
Ldke Mary 4-H Club
Girls Get Ribbons
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l*itn«*r
of the Methodist C lint • h \«ill
work at thr. ehurrh nil Tur*«li»y
and F'ritlay, nt Ovieslo on Friday
and that local women will ion ut circled president of the Orlando
(he county* canning kitchen on Junior Chundier and also I’leirr
Brassier, managing rdilnr of the
Geneva Avenue on Saturday.
Orlando Morning Sentinel.
The food relief drive i- re
ported to have 4.4utl comndlter*
.
NEW OWNKItHIIIP
at work representing mote than
NANKING. May 23. I/1-) —
tl.'JOO communities. Citisens and
.'«-latg<»t»-and mi—*-pow er
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1 ndnulitedlv Considering An Attack On
•Inl> l,,orees riireatcnin^ South Asia
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lllglt Htlnail III thr
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( •tiff ii tcniihtal til N r* Y*»irk A
ti* n l st; bikini ouoo yirtMifiv mliUnt
By Dr. Brownlee si imsoii Asscrls I'resident Roosevelt Was
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' TOKYO. May S3, <Ar—
A
rhlldrvn a f r p r t M by Ih F Fahiliie ful new* agency »oon will
powder magatine npioahnv hilled
Emergency 'Committee to rat
nine person* and Injured 13 near
placed entirely under private own
only one slire o f bread a meal:
r-ikuolta. on Kyushu Island. F ifty
4m s
cut down on pies, rake* und ership and control. The informa
^ oth er persona are missing. There
tion
ministry
say*
that
Die
or
doughnuts; eat more potatoes,
JO k no ImlicatiPn that any Ameri
oatmeal and fresh vegetables; ganisation — .the central new*
cana were Involved. The blast is
be owned
primarily
An incien-e*l (<mmI -upply pie
dean up the plat* at each meal; agency—will
.
.
thought to have been aet o ff liy
It will klictesl for It*lit hy the D. S De
*a
v
.
and
turn
In
fa
t.
and keep 1 . ' ^Chinese
^
_publisher*.
D
^
r•
a cigarette dropped by a work
Dorothy Tealo and Chriaieen up Victory Garden production.
hisve no connection with either partment of Agriculliiip i- exman.
Brooklln of ta k e Mary received
In Europe, war-drva.lt-d coun
. puvernment or Chlang Kal- pected to mluce ictnlt pi in**
blue ribbon* a t the 4-H Club ex trte# have suffernl the w orst. a h , k » Kuomlntang Party,
atx'Ut rjte |tc*i (-fill.
hibit given Wednesday evening at crop fallurei In 75 yenrs. Muny. _
the meeting o f the ta k e Marjr a r t ao weak from nungrr th e y 1
Perent Teachers Aasociation of are unabl, to trork. They are
Any veteran In ne*d pf aervwhich R. II. Eubanks U presiden*. unabla to work In Ihe firitis
lee (free of charge) In any of
Dorothy took fir*t place in second lo grow their own food, unable
tile following eateroriee la f t year baking and Mary Christecn to mine coal to revive their -ina 4 .quested to visit the office of
Brooklln took first place in third deatrie*. and unabl* to stand at
t 1 the responsible agencies lilted
year
^ loom* to make doth, and are
r.. baking.'
^
.
__ i__
AUBT1N, T a x , May 23.
— fcoultl aUutil up ntttl fight for his
First place n fir s tjr e e r » « "in g swiftly loaing all strength to
he
M „woP bJ t Yvonne Eubank*, and rekablliU t* tbemaelve*. accord- Dr. Homer Prie# Rainey or i*xaa belief*. As « third choke
i BoJ» Bryant In second year |ng. to l^e Marshall, exerutlva hasn’t been exactly all things to explains — he could sneak out
director of the Emergrnry Food all man a t all tlmas. Rut in hi* Of hi* native state like a whipped
time he haa been a 'professional dog. Rainey chose to stall*! and
Collection.
baseball player, a Baptist minis fight. He was fired.
ter, a college Instructor, and th*
T h f baseball playing prrnrhcr
president of the University of
Taxae. Today ha announced hie eeyk his goals ore industrial
candidacy for $ e governorship peace, a liellcr public health proBram 'and improved farm condi'■D ie ta n a S tar State.
on*.
Rainey dHn*t/ leave the
Veterans Service
Ih p r rrjH le te .1- )i.i|kp**i'id ! i*l Kat fltll.tl Utility laa-fOla).*• »
tfr i u i l tin lulltnod** lx* ill Mi iv iitl
mg or |vi t(*n .no: tin* »t* io i i u m * ot
11 *11114
In N *a
Y o rk C ity
Ute
New Y o rk C e n tra l. i*n m >vlvai»ia.
and Hit* l.o llg l.l.n id umc !- en ncelt*il th eir piilltY tire Hit o l n held
Millie Uf IU tra in .' irsa th ey IIIKI
th eir ik U M tig rr. Im* r-tr«iiideil K v rn
though th e iu id « e> t h o t n il e x tra
hour beciiu ** o f th e d iffe tn tc t* tn
tim e /•»»»•** Tto New Y o rk C e n tral
line*
III
C h o ago lilmot-N
likrr
«|\i* |KC)t |k*ts>i it ea>t *botiiul trattv
lli* > in k i
t.*rfr»| on th e m in o*.* hi ( li (Hit r • • «1 te n n tn a l tu
* v* i k i .
4 ♦ u - u*f» »hi*n
j t
T ,
,,p
-*r .I V
i ii v x --u i i t i i i» i -h i : * - i
•
T it o r n tlrn iiii s t r ik e fia t
s t a r t im I. Im u ii ' I*. M . S t;ttii 1a r il T in ii'.. tin* ilt'a illiiu ' in
tin' f i v u - t l p y true*' fo r llu*.
At la m p - S p a lio a h l; • jm issi'tI
w it lim ir a n y
w u n l xif a
f-c(tl«*m«*iit. It p assi'il .w ith
tin- r a ilr u a t l ii f p id ia lo r s still
w r r f it g lln ii- in
in . - \ n H r t f ~ * *
llm is e .
Tills tittle there a .in iui U%t«mltl*
Iluv(on Thornal. itrnniuri -clarl
Of thr Klorutu Jtm iot Chnmbrr
uf t'nm m rirr, fiitd- member* -4>f
the
Semiiiuli*
(m inty
Junior
ChamU*r of Coinmeicr Iinlay ilitfl
the city. The Chinese Communist*
had captured Changchun
five
urck> ago.
A communique from heailqiinrtera o f tienerul Tu l.i-Ming de
clared that Chinese .Communist
resistance noon wan overcome.
The government commander for
northeast China noted (hat ad
vance elements of the crack new
Kirat Chinese Army had entered
Changchun at 7:00 A. M.
Karlier government dispatches
*J said the Chinese Communists had
liven seen
wilhdrawitiK
from
Changchun yesterday.
Presum
ahly the Communists headed for
Yunirki, 00 miles east of Chang- Krug tu Washington after the latter had been named by President
Truman to take over lha coal mines The aelrure order brought 4.000
chuns
(ieneral Tu had appealed In the bituminous mine* under governnmil rtmiroL tInternational doundphoU))
Communists on Tuesday to leave
Changchun
and
thus prevent
destruction in the city. There was
no Immediate indication of why
the Chinese Red* had left. The
Communists had claimed earlier
t they were prepared to defend the
•city heavily,
^
.
The government communinue
said that despite the sporadic
street fighting, the people of
Changchun lined the streets to
welcome- the Chinese Nationalist
forces.
•
Silence * From White
House Deafening As
Management-Labor
Meetings continue
Nazi Defendants In Ma!Imedy .Massacre Trial
Calls On Young Men
Of Today To Wor
For Better Worl $
Advance Elements Of
Crack Newlst Army
Enter Manchurian
Capital Early Today
M
MUKDEN, May 23, </!*)—
' * The Chinese government
nnnmineod lotTify NntToiml1st troops formally recap
tured the Munchimun eapi
ta! of Changchun* ui. 11:00
A. M. (local time). Thu
announcement said the re
capture of the city followed
sporadic fighting with Com• munist remnants remaining in
B. S. Thornal
Speaks Before
Jaycee Group
177
tive eogliii-r-i fm ii**' Atlantic
Coast l.im- R.ulroad. died early
yesleidiiv nouiiiiig m
!*•• i t'
Hospital i*t lioekv Mount, X. I'.
Mr. Mui-liall. wtni wa- born
in Wndlry, I.a ha.) lived in Sooford for a nuiolier of year*, lie
was n nii'nltoT of the Fli-t'!t»|flist Oiuiih. the Masons, llie
BrotherhiHsi of laienmotive En
gineers und the IlfotherhoiNl of
Firemen.
Survivors I n c l u d e hi* wife.
Louisa
McConnell
Mnt-hall
of
Hanford; ills parent*. Mi
nod
Mr*. W. J.■ ‘ Marshall of Wndley.
tia. and one sister uml uno brother.
«
Funornl servires, not yet liunuunce«l, will he held in Wudlcy
and burial made there..
t
BA IN S INTKR b UPT I’ BOGRAM
Recent rain* have interferred
with the program tif the 8eminole
County Farm Bureau in furnish
ing muck lo growers, according
to M. I .'. Cullum. nresiilent. and
the farm bureau is considering
the purchase uf muck land which
the county has for tax sale. This
properly was located by F. T.
MeriwwVver of the Bureau’s soils
Improvement committee.
\|mti
OHIToveoteot
io
lim
"housing situation^ on Monkey
h-lnO'l m it**' -aofoid /<m wC»
ye-lerd iv i«-p"i**'l t>\ I'ark Slip.,
•latioMougliloi
The Iw.i an
nexe. to Moiikev Manor which n-c
n-r.l a- 'reception .enter-" for
itcuromeis, amt op-'*' is-noiii# :l*
"loaieitiitv vv.it.l-". Itave ia-en e*ll.ogi'l .iinl -iiengtlieio-d
A new
-Ign ha- io-e11 pl.ire.t oil the mon
key cabin.
New m» nl side- to rage* hXVH
lieeu' iUlde,| itn-l. ulf- , luivo teen
ivpaiieil ami lepniuled The supply
of animal- for **»•» is now very V ..
scaire. -aid Mr. Moughton. and
on that account they nra alto
very expensive.
lie pointed .nit -eveini recent
f
gifts to thy :* o. one Iwing a
tncoon presented hy I’rof. E. I*.
Granville of RoilliM t'nbege, some
guinea pig* hy Henry F. Steele
of Daytona Beach and several
iuiv type turtles by Mr*. S. Shepler.
I'eople of many c uniiiunittra
m ri-iiliai Flotilla are much in'
laics ml in the ion tnd visit it
often." saiil Mr. Mnughtmi.
SOCIALITE DIKH
PALM U EA C lL fllay *3,
•
A prominent socialite. Mr*. iKd- •
word Townsend; Htetesburg. dies!
r«»day ni her Rpini Reach home.
She . was the widow of. the-tie
onricr who died in 193)1 and
mother of Jam es Cromwell, f.
er Minister
to Canada.
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