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SOMETHING NEW HAS
BEEN ADDED! .....uittll
Sanford Rotary
C e l e b r a t e s Its
25th Anniversary
C'AKIl OF I H A N .. .
Minnie
llorder*
lakes
I Hi *
method of thanking her many
friend* for their kimlnense* at
the death of her d a u g h te r. Ethel
Franklin. Minnie Holders I* now
hark in Sanford nl her home,
fill!) Cypres* AVe.
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
!
Southern
0 Bread ,
Concrrtc Pipe, Building Plucks, Ready-mixed Concrete.
Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and
C H IO S
Property Mnrkcrn
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
A S O O t 2 POUNDS
OP AOAP l
Phone 1241
Sanfonl, J-’lorid*,
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
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REA L
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NEW CARS
PAMS! EXTRA ‘
DROPS Me AN
are hard to get! Let us
keep your old one in
ihape—SEE US FOR—
• AUTO PAINTING
• SIMONIZING
• MATTERY CHARGING
• MOTOR REPAIRS
• WELDING
• HEAT COVERS
• USED CARS ft
TRUCKS
EXTRA POUNDS
.AMO EXTRA SO AP/
M ens rifa v 's ifrftfa tis soap
I On N. Pnlntrtlo Avenue
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right h in d o i wiring far nil th* nawr ja e d e m -o g * ooo*
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In the f tn t primary.
WILOUR C, KINO received active support In every
lection of the Hate—evidence or the high esteem
In which he la held.
WILOUR C KfNO I* the AIXeFLORIDA candidate
for Railroad CommUaloner because hla* experience in governmrnt and I n buxines*—make* him the best
qualified man for this important office.
WILDUR C. King will be grateful for youf vole and
jontlnued support.
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Phone 732
/AUTO PAINT
KHP TURNING JN USED FATS
TO HELP MAKE MORE SOAP
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Wild. HE A "VOTE FOR FROORERS
Paid lor by Friend* o! Wilbur O. KlrtV
Fibre Chifforobe
Sturdily conatructed fibre
clqfheg cloaet that fita com*
paBlly into am all ipacw, yet"
holds a large amount of
clothing. Strong hanging
rod that will hold from 15
to 20 garments easily.
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Metal Chaise Frame
The frame is absolutely^ ru»t proof . . .
light in weight, go that it c u t bo mow
ed from place to place. UpholaUrod
in striped weatherproof fabric.
BABY CARRIAGES
Let them roll along In comfort! A ll
tnetal conatructed carringea that b are
•■•ily collapsible tope and rubber
tlrea for amootli riding for beby.
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Nlinnrii out
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T o Protect the P rate of Hit World)
To Promote the I’rotrrM of Am rrira;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
IliimilnitnmTri
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AN INDEPENDENT DALY NKWWAPKIt
VOLUME .XXXVII
Established 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O llU A .
TUESDAY,
MAY
21,
s Ousted
From Cabinet
ions Coni'*
mi ttee
Criticizes
Former Commander
Of Maritime Service
Damage Caused
By. Rain- Storiti j
Still Unknown
1Heavy
Flooding Rt}*
ported In /elIwooc,
Weirsdale Vieinitiei
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LODGE TO M E E T
—
‘ Sanford Lodge No. <12. F.
A. M. w ill meet Tuesday a
Ing at 8 tOO o’clock. The Enl
Apprentice degree will l>c confer
red. All Master and Fellowcruft
Masons ere Invited tn attend.
ORDER EFFECTIVE
:
TOKYO. May 21, (d l- f ie n e r e l
MaeArthur’a order against mob
violence has had an
.
effe c t on the Japanese
There were no mkss de
a t tha Premier a of*
These demonbecome a regular
ACTOR'S W IP E D I 8 8 1 * _
HOLLYWOOD, May 81, 1* ) —
Mrs. David Niven, w tfe o f lhe_
E nglish actor, died today from
Injuria* sustained Sunda
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Official Announcement Made Today Indicates ......
Operation Will Continue Through May
V
Czech (ioneral Staff is Consulted
Veteran Testifying:
iu b v o .
*
,iMfi
Veterans Service
,w'
fakuR
uimIkU’
V 11
Or. Frank ynillm nn «f tin*
» Seminole Ciiuitty llentth Unit,
” tmlay urged all parents of pre
school sg c children In nvuil ihcm,
selves of the H|ipurttlMlty for .*
thorough physical check up nnd
the necessary immunixation to !«•
given at the South Side Primary
School Wednesday afternuon »i
1:30 o'clock.
All rhildren up to . leu, wh >
“ '■Hve not hail ntnoculatiun against
diptheriu or small pox will also j
he eligible for thi* sciyrlce. “ I
. rantiol cmphs«i»e strongly enougU
*1 the neei| for proper preventive
** rneasures especially where child
health is concerned and school
health so vitally affeetgil. It is
my sincere wish that every parent
bring their child to this clinic
and thus Insure the health of
their own child end all others
who come in contact with that
. ■ child day hy day. Much heedless
suffering nnd often death could
- t “ be .a v e r te d -tf- g ^ more UlllgFnt
. care on the part o f parents PARALYZED VETEIIAN 8 gl. Fred
/ i t would be exercised," Dr. Quill- erick Smead lesti/lrx before the
House Veterans Committee tn
men stated.
Mr*. Edward Kireher of the Washington as a spokesman for
T. B, Association wilt a ssist with other haspltatirrfl veieraiu. 8 meed,
this clinic. This program is heinc who u a patient at an army hos
sponsored by tha 8 oulh Side pital a l Van Nuys. C a ll!. urged
revision of the present law which
deprives veterans of ttieir disability
i
compensation while receiving treat
ment hi hosptlaU.
t International)
Employm ent — U- f>- EmUoyment Service, 118 North
Hark Avenue.
Vocational
yet
\ ill
h\
Coordinator — E. B- Carter.
Atlantic National
filu t
M-I I11 lit
Red Army Begins Movement Of
s Across Czechoslovakia
Any veteran in need o f aervice (free of choree) in en y o f
the follow ing eetegoriee is re-
li«l»y
itanuitfi*.
JlOMlIl of l 111* Middl'd , »‘V4*H'
] 'Ini in, winch
tillt*i t In*
j furl! 'Vrftou lit*! «*vi‘iiififC
» O MHrl I* llll m i link Oil|t «l liv I'liil ll llllPilll‘1 Itlol
have. The f umlt arc intended to
anil research program, ami lif matter an intensified training
maintain the world’s la rg e,t and
most modern Navy.
Ill handing up it» recommend*
MKMIlEIlfi O F T H E UIUTI8H CAIJINET MISHION A V Alexander
lion, the committee paid u special 'left 1 nrxl Lord PeUilck-Liwren.e in g h t) are stmi*ii in New Delhi
tribute to Iho Marines. With .1 India with PiealrUnl o! Uie Moslem le ague Mahomed All Jm itoh gllei
9 sideways look at current Army conferences on ihe proposed IhdcpendMtt Fnleral Union nl India AlNavy nicigcr proposal*, the coin- lliouah Muimidsa O andhl NsUoiutlLi rongrrax Party |# sd ei has imm iltee said that the American pUrd appiotnl nl Uie Urltt-h ilkui, J m n s it raw not g itrn an> mdirathai
r people would never
look wltll of how he nr
purty lerls sbmit the hiiaSWti's pn>|»j'Hl i In in luHtuual*
favor at any move designed to
bring about any Ins* 01 impuir
ment of identity of the Marine
. (r4 rP"* *
- Ttr^'tho next breath, th« com
m ittee d im p ly iiitlc iio d tiiv fur*
liter hea<l of the Muritimo Com
mission, Admiral Emory Lund it
^ asset ted that Idtnd had failed to
F maintain arruiale cost-aerounting
figures up run it ruction of ships
* at various shipyards.
(b r e n ts Ur^ed To
Send Children To
Clinic W ednesday
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WASHINGTON. May 21,
(/P)— Thu House of R epre
sentatives today received
from
its
Appropriations
Committee a recoimn'.Midation that the Navy lie given
more than $ 1,5011, ntm.tKIO
frfor the next fiscal year. That
figure represents a com
promise between « hat the
Navy nikcd foi ami » hut the
Budget Bureau thought It slimiM
KISKMIOWKI! VISITS SICK SOI.IHKKS
Supreme Commanderi
Rules Iwata, Nastij
Ineligible To Hold
Japanese Offices [
I4
CONFER ON INDIA FEDERAL UNION
WASHINGTON, May 21, 1,11
-—Senator Arthur Vamlrtibcrg
of Michigan h «i delivered In
hi* colleague;) in Ihc Senatr a
first-hand report on Ihr PariForeign M inisters Conference,
whlth he attended with Secre
tary of Slate ilyrnes. Varvdenherg (old Ihr Senators that (he
. I ’arls hireling developed what
* $ f h e railed a pnsilire, remit ruetiie . prare-sceklng, bi-partb-nn
foreign poliry for Ihr L'nilrd
Fla tea.
Associated Press Leased Wire
19*16
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• tier, t o ••■ **• 4I 1
meeting »h, • St H, c
M i» n 1* r Ziiehkti
office said the pirscnl .... . .
\1 (> m Iw iru ( j o ( I n T V illl
I UN l l l l I I M I'ltO t l >
Of Russian T ru o p , Ihimigh hU | ^ L H I I I L T H V lO W l l 1 T I U I
country, was planned in
( HAHIsKUOt. n d u iu n i. May 'JI.
Hi: HI . i n . Mai ' 21. • r> ; The
n with -th e Csech General
- Ninety.peven mritiliei * uf the Ametu'an 1 ■■intuuhilri in Ktn«»pr
iff.
The announcement »ai-l
ilrlg
ian
Fascist
llrxlst
P
arty
wel
l
—
-Oenrliil
J*-*rpb T SlrNitl Iir>
the general sta ff hud approved
on trial today, bn rh n i v e s of ns- says I hat tin1 .condurt of Ainrrthe plan.
■Theie WBs wM e.pieud puciila- siissirmllng 20 Itrlglan palrluU Iran tn»ip. pi (JmihaJiy has dr*lHi’f ll 1n iinfi't
___ ________
tlon in I’rugue
whcthei ihr _pii>- on A ugust 18th, 1814;* .T he Itlud- finit. ly
seni c - nf ituimian rMaips rv r it y v «f »he g rr g ip ,-V tc tn r Matthys,- unici----npfiimirtj——-op— «lt-rt|iltu4-r
in tran sit—would h s 'c upy effect w«« alleged to have reported Hi McNainry also (tssert* (hat (ho
on the forthcoming psi liamrnlary a Ilelglan R esist new spaper at hail rill \lltrth 'BII-Cfiiuhi,- wrdthe lime th a t Ilrlgian do tots, d in g .' will mil hr liflrd so lung
elections.
However, the sleteinrnt from lawyers, priest* ami women wrru us hr i* m iliiaiy g o v n iio i or unlll
a .peace tir.ily is slgnrrt.
the Prime Mini.terV office a s rep risal sacrifice*.
serted that the troop im'vemep.t
was due to what was railed "the
dislocation of Soviet ixcuputinri
forcos." Tin* staU m en t adtled fur.
Iher that the Red Army Troop
Sil
movement had no political hackground. Added the announcement;
’illtfii*lV _- lived in lln- Gli-ek town "( K11
'T h is I* said wilh Ihr purpose
W A SHIN GTO N, May 21. (A
o f anticipating all combinations 'lll doesn’t matter how simple it ve)ln. ( 'nilnlf mid ills fam ily bad
o f untrue- speculations
‘ X> befell milling (h r rrripienl* Ilf
.
j is, hotv badly misspelled, nr how
According to the official f trch I curiously spoken — grutilodu is Aptei min gift- >>f clolhing rrannouncement, the llus.ian troop* gratitude in any laligunge. Honest raptly. For these g ift* , they frit
■dll take nine rlays to reach gratitude is ‘som otliing to Ire aiy Immense gratitude
and the
their sone of occupation in Ger gfatefu j fur.
Greeks hud u wmil for it
even
,
m any. There was no Indication of
A letter w as received in Wash though the word »u* misspelled
lha number of troops involved, ington by Ralph if . Itariett. a and the grnminai not exartly
but mechanised forces «e»% men- capital clerk. It wasn't addressed rs^ u lsi. Ilrie’* how t'otroff*
tiohed. In addition, the t ’w h to him.- It fell Into h i s 1 hand* tetter reodt
*
•
statem ent said the Russians would
"Rmiie days ago to me and my
f o r ' a logical reaxm . The adR ite main highways nnd rail
feuilly. It was done essential help
way line*. Prague sources said I dress read: "U.S.A . Washington. by ruiment. This help came in
Demand to Mr. Dustman to deth ey presumed the Russian troops , liver this m essage to the first the lim e — bee a use » c have been
entered Caechnelovekle along the m eeting c i t im e n Washington's ln4 Very critical position. We are
Austrian and Hungarian frontier*., town."
lOteble to expiess our deep gratto the same person which
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Now
th
a
t
may
not
make
much
JA> 8 SURRENDER
^
ithe* we wear now- — *0 —
sense
to
you,
at
first
hearing.
M ANILA. May 21. (A l— The
sc, sir. in your face, let us
A r m y -h a t announced the surren- But It made enough sense to thank all cltlrens o f great Amer
"H
r.
Postm
an"
to
get
the
letter
‘
southern Oklnswa of 10
ica for the help to the poor
(wpultttlon cxrcrdlngly
. I ip u e N
eo Idlers who to the right place. H anett, the (| r t * k
capital
.clerk,
accepted
the
letter
suffered for nlmul four y e s ii
tfcought until leal week that
as
a
citften
of
"Washington's
WUh Getfnan*. Italians and UulJ a p a n we* S t i l l a t war.
The surwho was in the official
rians — our enem ies,'’
r- was effected hy ■ U g » Town'*
Capacity to . accept it.
T hat ws*
C’otroff’s
sinceie
iterpreter* who have been
k« to America. The citltens
m fa tp e tic search «
Here It w h it h« fQund:_Jt
America
acknowledge
the
1 from .G reece*^
tit as sincerely.
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V "l c ’ l'- * 1-,"
*
a
(iratitu d e Is G ratitude,
R egard less Of
il
M issp elled Words
*! ,Or Bad Gramm ar
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year-tili! **->;fe ’.m'. a im vmIiuu*’ - Inhit It'i.'fi * i n «
df lilt*
T M F i ' Hill'll II Wight II MO Tor v n (•’ lit 'Li- atuufl Iti:***i .
•4 *bn
t i’lifih
PJun.n-it Drive lias la'rii honorably
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dtu n-iigetl lltgii Itir llilllixl Hlalrs ttlth ii. *
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tfitisl Jiere. today' froni Uie N ival (Urn whn»* |# 4ia! Halite *»l thi*. 4a Toininiwiion#! * i ipj**(»UfiU th eir
prrhoiinrt Hep* rat Ion C u tle r at who d* u» 1«i rfikillNVI wl r *r- Inidsirt lit O* Lslwgs* vi nil (ii nl hit
CluHeoLai H C
!ifl’ «**{tn *•! lilt* itot' t»,nl iiione^
qu^fr.i »n. , iiLsK t ih r
W elt' nitered th e Navy Feb 3. l a i n lit*D MTf i'l l ^ litMIll
ir*t-»vi,i*l 1*% Sronh** > 4 nim ly In
l!Ht arut 'i*-nt lit nwuiUis.ovrrsr**
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st Inut | i)«r
lit Kit* IMi-lltc Tlieater of OiteraI*M«»IU MM.INS
\|i ■ Rf'KUt- ri’it' ilv iw pivfej
dim- lie wear* tlir AslaUc-l*arlfl;
U p a
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Thi-.tiei
llililaui
tlir Ainrrtcan
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ft*-* e*1 i "KITtt lew a h tv tfiVt* a l l
A nliK \Iav 't
Nl'W
Ttie.itrr ttitstwir, die Philippine I-to
itlVrwfiK**! l,i|* I | e*(i erf \ I III V ' 4 **! |nil I nf t l)*rti t «♦ i* 11 k fund*
rn ,n o n medat and the Vlrlory
t.1 . h.enh
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fieri - tnd . -4.i lr«l
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t ♦ai»♦*stilt* find I *■' \ uiv*- th eir
ijlliiy ini'* I Ik* is* i. .r
l;
(Kilt | I'Iill 11" Kiln I lit- -Vsili flumu t» rnifir lint'' ItiirL hm.I tn mI mjpJ
ihr TI -irti
L.*s4. *4 YI.inhiiliiiM n'i‘
4 •iiii«i K‘* !
is Im > j i v r h^*f
CoiU|iHI'\ |! jtliSn.K iti *L)"hLiKti
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ll »«*- nntmuii r*i *4 tin -i- fiHol*- it? M'hnnl lino a n y . \
4 n| ti 111InIil, I *j It
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I imIjiv thui -i fix m**n himni Ini 41it f[iKill i4» 11 i%\
l-ufiiyfttK. Mwlt*
MANILA. May 21. {AT— Philip- I»ecn
hy « nl, I'lur^ncp h‘lld n t’ 1,
Martin.
Mniiun*. N .toaU | j
pine t'rr-dilrnt-elrcl Manuel linen* F*. Tniir. tl)r ewiuiuifidiMK officer
St. |.u rifi Faytoi W alton
and f u l l e d titnte* High fn n im is- of tin* N rw aik .Army Air lhi«r
a nil l\ ..h uig tun
si,in,., Paul McNutt arrived by
' ••ill,lie- I hat give . . n e l l l l t d o I l
E N F A M P M i . N I T(l MF FT
plane littlnv in Munihi aftei n trip
—
then iticI* (rack ftiiid* to -chool
from the I'liited Stales,
R oth.
Fort Mellon E nt*inpulent No 3 2 1 use mi' F hailo tU ’, lh- S*iti>. 1-ee, .
McNutt and (taxes declined th e ir;
mission t« Washington seeking will meet Wedneaday evening in j llendiy, Okeechobee, P u tn a m am*
financial sup port for the Philip regular Mwston. D i e Golden Rule j Union, Glade* U w n t y divert* one
degree will Is- con fen ed All P a d t- fou tth of th e rund for sch.ml use.
pines » e a success.
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Roxas xtid lie would m ake h a r c i i s a n d v iM U n g P a t t l a r c t w a r e a
full sta te m e n t to the Philippine Invited to attend, Refreshnienta
TltiMJPS RAID FLKF7T
nation on the result* of his trip. ■HI be served.
Said 1 ho p iV h ie n t-fle c t; "I cart
V
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DATE SET
assure the people of the Philip
21, nPi Four thousand American
pine* th a t America will not iet
troopk liuve raided » Hungarian
JA rK fJO N V IL I.K , May 21. — river fleet su sp ectcl of- nnimfus down.”
(S peciah
The annual d a te for gling The troops itln ck at d a w n ’
the opening ••( ihc pi**l jjindualc trday
W
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F
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The sm uggling plot
course f»< Fhn ids p liyiiruuK ha«
»»i.l to involve the tia n sp o r t’ l
F. Hasky Wight, a Might Priest i Iretn moved tvwck a week tiyl
N an SS fugitive*, nmmunUti
Of the Orand Council and Com- will open *' 'h e George Wash . u r t supplies *1
mandery of Masons, has been a t i ingtoii l l o l e l ' J u n e I',, according " i d
Ceson, ch airm an of ' ihc Danube R iver ill so
tending the twt> d»y Masonic m r t t - I t o Dr. T.
Germany.
t« Com m ittee,
tng in Jaduonvlllt.
Ralph IL Wight, II
(it'ls Navy Discharge
Mi’NiilLRoxas Return
'I’o Manila Hy Plane
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Here, in llm v*»l
We
wunder
hnw
iiiiiny
c a ll lia in e the Iw i i aiitlid
the Slute Supieine Court.
Tbe people nf Florid* will g"
to the |Mill, n r , i Tuesday t»
osicct a Suprriti* I nurt Justice
ami o riitltninl crnurnl**tutier. Yc*
both of them -will.
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bun,
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The Sanfopd Rotary Club
STATE NEWS BRi EFS
Yesterday was the 26th anniversary of the founding
of the Sanford Rotary Club. For.exnctly a quarter oT a
century this organization has accepted into its member
ship outstanding representatives 'of virtually every busi
ness and profession. These men have met regularly once
a week, getting b etter acquainted with one another, build
ing up friendships, and making, plans for the physical
and cultural development of Sanford.
For an organization which ^levies no assessments
‘against its members for spectaculnr projects, which
hus no welfare chest or w ar fund, which sedulously
uvoidM all controversial isslies, the Rotary Club has a
splendid record of achievement in Hanford. It has pro
vided both the inspiration and leadership for scores of
worthwhile undertakings which have lyeant so much to
our community in years past.
Hut more than that, the intangible benefits which
h a v trb e c n derived-from -Ternary, while not *n easily
are probably many who fail in living up
entirely to all Us high standards and ethit\M,/fosJmpo!wibli!
for anyone to 'a tte n d rogular weekly meetinks where
goodwill and fellowship, “Sendee before Self,’’ justice
for all, charity for those who need it, and the highest
possible standards of business t titles are constantly ein|5|iasized atitl re-emplmsized, without getting some benefit
front 't.
It cnnTinrdly be denied that Rotary as att organiza
tion preaches the right doctrine. It stood for interna
tional goodwill mid understanding long before the United
Nations wan fomied. even before the l-ongue of Nations
Itud its inception.
In m atters of business competition it
lias urged the "Coition Rule” ns the measure of fair
practice. In dealing with customers, it says, "He profits
most who serves best."
And so. while some may say that certain Rotarinns
fall far short of thcjio precepts, there is none who can
deny Hint Rotary is headed in the right direction ami is
striving constantly toabolish unfair praelic**s, to
eliminate sHfisli'nws. alia to destroy those prejudice,
which are so plaguing our world today.
Tl.’FHDAY, MAY 21, 11*40
*
half*Of(rtlnni
ii rr.Mull ttf lU* wm. Wr wtiit
dor Ihiw they ajc forinK in Ih®*1
fim lnr-M rkV rn rricuna.
The American Red I.'mim issue
new rtli|uellr- rule* fur 11(40 D
l | nnw gutnl fnrttt In ''clean vert
plate. In tilt Hie bowl, to *cl
Iran* for scrap*, to it'ck the
After long sessions, tbe British mission of eabinet
ministers sent to India to discuss that country's independ
ence htut failed. Hut not wholly. True, agreements
could Hot be readied between the British on the one
hand, and on the other liitliu divided by the contrasting
views of Moslems and the Hindu Congress party. Mowever, a second try is ’to be made.
Hie Britishers are removing to New Delhi toset un an
interim government, and representatives* from all Indian'
groups have been asked to meet to draw up a constitu
Hon. I hut Britain is sincerely trying to establish ma
chinery for ratlin s freedom is confirmed hv the attitude
of such native leaders as Ciimlhi, who lia s -defended the
British mission before his followers, the Congress party
and is himself meeting again with the l-ondoners.*
freedom— and peact— can come to the vast land
nf India, a bit more optimism, badly needed, will break
through the dark clouds Hint hang heavily over the
There will I•r tin ti'itfirul nit u
the Army and the Navy if _ th
powerful Scnitle and llutl*e f ' a v ’
eommlltre* have their way. Sue*
ra re fu l
alwaya,
tUularly With
Inn-qml.'i'-, rone
yfrjwwmi; «tuincumbent*. including J . Hardin
I’p tr rto n , Emory Price, Hob S lk -*
and J o e |tem|rick# obtained 167,T h e city of Coco* claim* to be
*econd only to Miami in »bippimc
g ift package* of fruit.
During
th e 1645-40 *ea*on fo r fruit, the
expres* agency th ere reported
*h ipping ZOO car* or 160,000 pack-
Daytona Ilvuc4i City Coinmia»inner* have lioen p u u l e d of lata
w h eth er or -not to accept tine or
both of two Navy D epartm ent offer* id transfer mtl or p a rt o f-th e
15.000.000 Naval A ir S tation to
th e city. The ita llu n a i l built
a r t uml the Duytona lleach Mu
nicipal Airport and com iated Of
approxim ately 700 acre*, con tain
ing a ir *tripe and aux iliary build
ing*. The Navy acquired an a d
ditional 1,000 a c r e f and erecte-l
m ore than 100 buildingi. Mean
while in liruoklyn, b a it b a ll rluu
p re iid e n t Pratich Rickey I* a w a it
in g the outcome a* It I* hi* idea
to sequin- I r t a i n part* of the
N A 8 ftfrilitiel to eatab llih a per
m anen t winter training bane far
tb e Dodger* ami moat of their
in »T
Gentleman Jiin’.s pays
C)f Fighting Ended
will cl(i3q {5a|^r<|py pyFfljflKP
PHONE
Hanford
Florida
of VMERICA
Home Office, Newark, New Jersey
J ?:<M) ?*• M-* ^*tf!nnlnK Saturday, June l«t
MEDFORD, (Ire.. M l - H s i t l l i •nan J i m ', fighting day* ar# num
ber e<l ul Kd l.earh'» |jim- County I
I arm .
The big -IU paund
I'lyiliuulh ■
lluek roO'trr, l.<-inli udinil*, killed
many m l*, mote*, gopher*1 and
• nuke- .but couldn't*a!op.'
The in cn irr htnr»«>i| attacking j
Mn>. I.ra d i n v r y lim e *he depped
from lb
farm house, c b a * > - . l |
l-euc h’« xeven-ycar-olrl daughter
into uridiHril tree*, kept two eatv
ii the li.irn for week*, licked all 1
■titer re n d e r * and even had the
nniily w i'clp,‘i'» nn guard.
‘ i
NEW YORK. May 21. A h Twu
-b u r p . taith m in k r
shockw e i r iemrde.1 i •j.iit minning 0.1
the
ei*mngraph a t F o r d h a m
U tilver-ily
F o rd h a m ’* «*in*mnl •
* 1* 1, the Ituvriuihl Ju ie n h I.ynch,
said D e quake- ;.n*«ilily centered
in t h - Caribbean Sea.
Remember that when you remember
her with a gif* from Yowell'a it will
mean more. Below are a few suggeslion* that are ture to make a hit.
I CARRY
ANT*.
'> * * * * ’ WORRY
■i n s u r a n c e *
<(v
H , \
| ^ A R egular Ad
Y
iV y K
TfJiqpattqw
breach belwaen the two aervier
they 1*11 Secrrtury Furrestal, bu
would actually widen it. Crv
thing i* certain, if lire two ser
•Ice* r,re merged neninst the tell
of one uf them, there will b
ronildctabir friction for man
year a tn come.
Miami i* another Klurida corn
muriitv lufxint; trunble with in
K ntil* paraly»l*. Tlrlr v «ix ra-ye Iteeti reported there thii
year with five deilli*. do lai
as we know there have been n
rate* reportr d in Hrrm Mole ('oun
tv, nu ra u ir fur worry anion
Hanford panm ta. Hut it la a gun
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1M$
S/Wt'yHH, Florida
COSTtJME JEWKLIIY'
l ’lustic and Metal ('ompaefs
Pills, Earrings, Bracelets nnd Neck-
Plnstlc com pacts in pastel and am
ber shades' . . . Metql Compacts in
laces are alw ays appreciated by
the girl graduate.
plain uml floral designs.
to 4JQ.I
Gay, Attractive Scarfs
The confident young man is the you of today
financial worries" older man bo the you of tomorrow? All the threats
Chiffon uml Rayon Crepe in Prints
nnd Pnstel colors will brighten’her
summer days.
t^ N p p A fiS
In plastic leather, plnstic patent
and plastic fabrics. These are hofh •
pretty and practical gifts.
of illness, accident, and deplete*! earning capacity in later year* can
•
*
— ------ii« dually pmleiJed-uJUt-very-little effort DirVour part how.
W« believo that 18 or 10 I
ton young for rtrafting man Ini
a pasratima Army. Tbgra arr ur
doubttrlly »om* uf that aga « h
iV« maturni tufficirni
facing llir axig*ncl
MOnpy
earnlng interest in the bank Is security against atfch exigencies.
Perfnwes and ToUefrics
If
your future is not protected by a savings account, open one now and
SHOE MITTENS
add to It regularly—assure yourself of security and Independence in
Cute as little kittens, these lltyo
qie years ahead,
ntUtens will keep h er s|tocs bright
i
and free of d u s t
Kayly Amertcun, p|d Spice and
FriemUhip’s Carden sets and Ind|\1dtia| gifts of I’erfume, Toilet
Water, Bath Powder and Soap*
umloubterlly n « * »
nay nf (ufflclet)
otU our Intarna
lint's* I* maintslo
ahauki b* anouil
.'! pair in a bqx IJ.O O
Wo want to take this means of thanking nit of our customers for ;he
consideration ami patience' tltoy Rf® showing us while we are undor*
going repairs to our building.
Deposits InstifM op to
p .p e rm A jn e ;
$J.OO to $^.50 (plus tax)
�1
< *
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1946
Social
And
r
T H K S A N F O R D F E R A L ), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
-^ r
Personal
P A G E T T IR R *
Munson Piano Recital
150 Students of Sanford Junior
Given East* Evening
Hiffli School Enjoy Dance at U:S. ().
Activities
Finn**
'Flu Faiiuu* I
H oi i.. J
Turn in>
S tudents of the Satifold luntof I
).!«*
,|
rpt it,«!
t t ’tj
iii'llDtll
I
I|*l*»!t*
H
u
h
S
rln
o
l
enjoyed
a
dunce
.'t
1
— T EL E . NO.
S O C IE T Y E D I T O R — C e celia T ru lu c k
l.»
'IZ ;t ! 3tc uilifltt'l am *«*t
l.t-YIM V*i' n *1»F«t l ,*, , '
the C.S.O. Huildii'g F in la y
In
Tin NrlHIi nit 11 iiJ 11
titMll ill hh ?‘H
mg with music bemg lorm -lo'd ■t\ h k:t>
\ *»f Vh. Full iif Stt*iiil»t
hy „ icvonl played F ian ces RootFitiijiir* Mottir I:|i■=■■■“» 'll
V
M t-i «•! it..m ni !i *
ilimii-Eiti «f
liirt held Hie " m y -let >" niindo-i .St,. I*
|.jiili.ii.i
E'h'' S.it
fold- v*ft** T.iuflM
fm
and won the doot p u r e - which O' f ill « . dvn 1'nttsik, VU*x I*i»«
jtnh> yrnii
I’tck
* I ii ft i**fft
chided a w eek ’s pa - ni tile pic t N iu J!.i *
iif n j M f>
li
II
Ike|i|i» lilw t, ,i * Mr. and Mr*, K, II, C utlet
tore show and a w e e k s supply
Mr. and Mrs. Kiederjek Hell
( h r pupil* nf the pt.itm
THURSDAY
* M a fjja iv l
>f (hiM'oliite scrtlas. Ile n ty Hnttly I 'tr r ■! | lav ill
honoird Miss Dn|dmc Connelly spent Sunday at Mints and III.
chiuil in prr»rnt»n^ I h r refilal.
T h a Kcmlnoln Hebrkah Lodge and (ilenn (.ingle, J r , S unday d u n lliver.
won candy as the -ecotnl dm f 11*i *11\ ,\|j|iy | j a? t tftty*1 c'UitiMit*
The plnjjtuin *'prfu*<l With
No. 43_ill m e e t »t H:00 P. M.
nfieinoon with n su p p e r p a rty
(•tile.
la d s Ann I M o o n . .\Uv • Sin •
Krrmit t'iiHrr. t Imrlr**
t«* Mi- Mi .IM'H, " I 111*
if *
. u . the
Fellow* Hail.
The sixmnl Gem go DcroUe*' yacht.
Mr. and
Mrs. J a rites Shoe. t w ers and A lhm Holdmg Wi'l I’ I .illl '»;• VlitiY Allfl H t f W r J*J*‘
s q p e p r e sid e n t/o f . the llchckuit Miss Connelly and Mr. Lingle maker spent |lie weekend in Ku.nit I it*t iifi, Jtdni Ftt\. fU'vr* h xttnl sT.
the
Idngo
wintici*.
\11
\|L* < v%a
Jir«’iilll
assem bly will pay her official are seniors at Seminole High tis with friends.
|isifijf|«1 KutM'lt i U i i ^
fh o-e present wete
llo io lln
pauirit i.y Mi
I
v isit to the lodge.
School and will graduate in th e
Anderson, T o m m y r Metliyin, Hetty Kii’Miltnni;. f.ivkh* t iiimiiMt. II**1*•
The Ihthtrne
Ml*. A r th u r Heckwilh, J r . mi
•f the p i o g r i o
near future.
Willi-. Henri!.' \V *1Cook, Kva Hell llmdeison, Joh n | |
V‘(t>oiilauinu,'
was « . • t oi>**’«>
Swimming wti» enjoyed by ihe del went p tousileetom y this m o rn
.Michel.-,. IHitJvira Alf>od. J_b'di'>t
S
u
>*’
t^t'.
..
Aon
^(Joh.-on
K u rd *
and a delicious suppei ing and i* irp o rlrd * do ing nicely.
Uir|itev:. ;s duel hy Urt'v Ifrv it, ly,m Dunn, Waltei G r a h a m ’
Hist, km,-* V-lio William*. -Ih'iii-'l .. .i M.odVo I all. o
\va* scrvcil b y Mrs. Hell "fM lv tcd
Jo Holloway. Mary Jen kins Jim I' i. .1 r c ! I, ItiOlllri I sill llarpet
Fliynd* of Mitleolni MacNrill
by Mr.-, Glenn I,Ingle. Mr*. Iluw
S pring ." t.aiiria'
Vlmrny N a m e
,
tide
Powell,
K
atherm
e
Oglesby
1,’iii lie! .H im -on, Itahdnll '.o ff. "The Itlg Ha-- S m u ei
kin* Connelly ami Mrs. Andrew will te g ia t to learn th a t he is
llnlfe
Kenneth
S
kiitr-.
tisayce
H
urst.
I
confined In the O ran g e Gencinl
John Kdvvin Mann, sort of Mi. t'arraw ny.
VV.iii
l i e . Put tieht
Martha Gerry Spt)< y ; "Manse A 1111-1IIV.
Halsey
Plerey.
Pal
Htown.
Mary
|
am i Mi*. Hoy .Mann, wit* h o n o r
The guesl list inrluded Misses Hospital m Orlumlo.
,
..
. t i l |. .an. Mil I II It I r t Hiuii-i.'i King. H etl\ -Iran ti-wusend ami
Mai-guret llc tm h m . F r a m e - ..urn | n ,.
y,
White: .la. k M-e i l.evciley MeKeiirte. "KingV H *•
ed
afternoon w ith a Comielly, Delures l.re, H etty J o
Eli J-’aturihij?
i'Hkl
tiley. Hobby M a n s . I tw.i<*d Mil •
Mr. and Mrs. C harles' Coleman
)y parly
given
by
hi* ftracW, Dorothy Crumley,. P l|« n
ll iiiie-.
i d»-oii
Hater!
I.,.. M. I1-. J a n e F.u.t, \ h t t c w ,"
‘ jinnts. Hazel ll iiiie*. Hilly Kuwaiti, | | I'toiget mid Hill K rlpalio k
crlel.i tiling
hi*
ll> n linker, Kvelyn Mathew*. M argaret "I 1‘iiUeison. N. J. a r c guest* of
'lei ry Maker
'In eh." Thiima*.
Sophie MacDtiugal. Mr. mid Mrs. Milton Gore of
Oliver
A nde-, t 'lande
Wat t e a . ,
hirthilay. Gtioslij enjoyed playing Dingfelder.
\ l . » Mililte.l Hilt liienn. Minnt \o lley Naru-r; 1 Dark I r e - . " HuCliarlc- T u r n e r , Josephine IhKhel
nam es on the |«wn a f t e r which | T o i Livingston, J a n e t Ilctzel. Ov iedo.
ek
ir
'
Holli
ultrak. Linnet ' lilover. N«i.« -uni f, 11k s.iiic V.iiwy Itiiunlicn
field.
Duroth)'
Knight.
and ’F -lh c t Io n Miirig-iiti; “'Urn
th ey
gathered in Utc ilining room | Snllie Morrison, (ilenn I.ingle, Jr.,
Holi/:
<
i biti-e. Novella DuVt*. IIcily , Hngleis-” lem-Til, \ pm IIs Ih' S I t
7
Mr. and Mr*, hco W atson and
Reel, Hmmie G arnet. Kay
ed earn ly. ice"cream i Bichard Singletary, George Cos,
a m i were served
Jc.i1
■
\
i
ogle*
A
r
t
h
u
r
IHdiling.
Kenneth heftier. Hilly Gray,. W a l -on Jinye teluriied fro m G e n t),
claw nml Vernon i 't n ir y ,
" D a m e of rtic heyipte*.1 Ashford.
mid individual cuke*
ler Schnatdc, W a y d c Hticker, Okla. and plan to m ake then
Dolls .i attu
atliii.
I ettv
|,,>ril F lin t; ' 'Parn.te of lb*'
.Also Vinyl les I.ee.Maekte Dunn,, j .etn
' 1,1 Je n k‘“m•‘-o'm
" r. »»ol.s
i. Itetty
T h e guests included J a y Alt- l.nuiier Ilcaid,
Gene » 1-cGetle. home. in this city.
i 1'V"' P
.
J,'-. , H , ' 'A da . ' Z '
f Ihnlotl h KnvUb. • l > * s y — Mok. ... il .ie-ro
" - , o tt.
1. Pat John*.,ii. J o b v ^ VVi^ lV,‘
m a n . J u d i n L ynch, Johnnie .Whet- Wesley Jackson, Malcolm Mar”
' b u y Kill'll
la-.H-tiig. r i X,|1(11U lt|nt J a y u ii h u e . Maidm.
Hilly Tisoti, F’velyn U atk ttis . Ho
•l ;• ">'!■
, i. MSiy
Klh
' rh e l. Hilly W ig h t , Don a t l l l . a d d Neill; Joe H'uiheli, Wallet Sm ith.
Mr* .1. W. C r.-ann of Hloont *
S-*mit Is,IC tiU y 3» V|jiH»u. old
hie Hicks, Garnet W hite. Alan '
McCoy', At Collins, T e rry Sniit*. Hobby Jones and K. C. llurp di. Y'irg. Texas i« .visiting h e r sister,
\ Kelt
Vim M arlin. M m e Knclr-b.
lu te 'n i,
O rville Harks. J r . , Kuy Ivey, Ml-. Jr.
"Stnr-e and S tripe
Het
tel,
M
n
r
jet
ie
S
heppant;
S*te
Mrs. H. I.. Wheeler an d brother,
i:.. •nary Sal-lim y, lies Itvi'l. Son*a.
H u g h C. tVhelchcl. Mr*. J. W.
Hutke;
"lim e
Ik.rolliv
Collmn,
Krlnn
Mt-liel*,
M
t
b
h
'
l
Andrew Attlill. o f Gviedo.
Also Mr. and Mr*. Glenn hill
ley Ilo-iet, Jackie .Swam. Kd Petals." I.nwson. I oenn Mae l .
^ | l m n u stal M rs Itoy Collin*.
Irvjn, Aliene Green. Pat lidl«'rt.
gle, Mr. and Mrs. H awkins ■ConSiiiktnik, Gerald llubiiiMai, tdy; “The Hand i* Coining “ Cope
nrliy.
Mr. and * Mrs. Andrew
ttotdry Frntikliii. Joyce A n t h i - ’i
Mr. nnd Mrs. n , II. Odham
onl Mi lllilil, J o ) e. Spivey . “ Cave of the
II iiidi! IH foil. 'I
Cat raw av, George DccoltCs aiol Soft Sunday for th eir homo in
Henry lliiidy
lyeititiTh It.ldiHi-, 1\i
ll .ittt-. j l "
1 ls tlsiinev. I'ljoli
F io - t.
Kdwm
I'lsou
P u p ils
M» dtiil Mu>. KivtU'iicti Hell
VV ,!h», e, s*. I tiftc't visHtittR Jt'ln
Penny M atinee l.ettl \
P»! '
■A I ilK ■lit. ■'
tIti#tt«-| i ill
i fm ' i
i vii* i: I
(**>» h e i r fin ii feu day** **
J l i a l . Ilujle. P a l y HiuiUutJ. ' I k ' )
V|
ill, I Via - ..mi l
' I n tho L - e h -*i i" •
vr
w D :n i
Jane Itiihsiio. -la. Lie Kowhi' t )
It ,i m t i He ill
II ol Ii t a'».|y ii It ni oi
* Mu Itaitl K al"“ Mi
F itends of A. -I, Peterson will |
Vila SlltiWilei
MatOia f-ootr
t In*|-T h e ’ fifth .g rade stu d e n t- O f1
feoti-o ii 1 out ol
Vl-tt i -■
VI. y l.d.
tegtet to leant that he is con-| O! tnterest lo ft n-uds t u th e niar «+r Ajntl .* ol Leioy I In s-otl son H athata Atilt Peat.*', Jo hnn ie Mo ii.. l VI. an d 'I t
W ttg'it.
th e Sanford Grntuntui School on- |
I do rod S 'H -hall and a m a n ; "Walts.." laotl-e
fined in the Formosa Hospital i of Mr. and Mr- W II Hlrksuu ol Ol. illy In MB,- Mahni' .Inlni-on, Jones, Klltcl W tllinnis. H.'hl.ajo y ed a spelling contest T h u rsd a y t
'
Hetty -Hi llulbjway
yn O ilando because of i l l n e s s .
d-uignlcr n! Mr. a n d Mrs. I. Johl Kti it Afavpki. Ih e h editing «a
)ii j
number ol p a t e n t -trrlornictl at He lie Olade. pl.t Mi. IT- ksott Is -tat toned at Carttp Jean (Inlltiway. Hat train I V lr P
im m tin g in chapel with 111 •“>>* i I r e Kophiirngreti of the Oviedo
Itrmuti.
_____
' 1,1:s -»ritiiau Tw Might "
. et nipeting w ith HI g ir ls .. The 1 y ‘{f1 »<hmtl had thelt class p a i l y
polk, l a with the Army Mr*. lln auni i' makiUK her Imtnr with het
' N a n i •'
Mr.
and
Mrs.J.
S.
T
h
o
rp
IVlent.
Galiovi
i>
.
*
'
It..1.Inc
afternoon at Snnlnndo
Virelita in Apopka
g ro u p spelled for th ree round* - ___
. ,'
-a*'* N r ' i u . Donna lam 11a i pi*’ ;
A u in g - and wete chaperoned b \ Ituned to their home in Summ it.
spending
several I
**I*i»*bcafi vu«l” K tv id c t. Din I ^ ‘b*
M obtain a te a m av erag e with l!«y Nichols, home room teacher, N J. aftci
11*; "P u m p it tut f*ifi‘tin»«intire»M *A
the troy* te a m winning by a Mr*. W. G. Welt man. home room Weeks in San foul and Orlando.
IIY
I lk’.ii F*i l * Spfik.n H * V ii m n
score of six to seven The F T . A. 1 niolhet, ami Ml*. J. It. Jones
'H uml Mis. J o h n Ivey and
Flat Majm • « hupm. » aiol)i»
offered prizes o f t'J, 11.75, $1.50,1 Those attending were Jean n e
i i i 'k ,
children
have
le
tu
n
ie
d
from
a
F a t t b k . “ tii ,uni V:*L* jMiijlia'it
SJ, .75 and .50 and the following , (Tinlice, Chatline W rilm an, Klen
ImM
T
trip to Geotgia and Kent tick ■■
j ‘ i ||«>| ■in Viai iui ir A '•*'
f III.' GlUU i t«H k
lo lie o
Iu Mini Hpk'h •bill* «
Dp
Hailiaia
Wheaton, j
p e t e declined w in n ers' Mary A na ( nor Seliek,
,f
I lit INI
ha.
r.ihk' lit t hr \ !
'tic Imm iiif it it i
It
Shrpp tl
link h i . Ruth H asty, pel It-j Smith. ' Marie Smith.
Kloise Wolf r u m , i where they visited t d a t i v e s f«
th
-Mi'
al
week
. t tt if I, I -"*«•
i ligt
I I
......U)|h Tl* kt'ep ill
II- MM
Itnsa Coke Hoyle Scott Galloway Kail lit own. Geotge Ituila, -lot n
pl»**H
MID ID • Spt'i T ) I
tt irmhity
Ia i
l' IttB unit F.» Tl-r
ny Hudn.
liene Gele.
Mila
and Ju n e Vance
V silit j Mi* J i Ihjiu'inw mill
tl
» \| M F I I I » V\
,.l.l
ril'V wilhnul
D.
Jai
uin'tn,
Johnny
I'lluiuti
u>
<
1
l
»
l
O th ers p articip atin g w err HunkM v >! *i
*•»« f t*i ky, ami Mr nml Mp
\V
•**• -l 1< 41lit the L
fui.l I iiiii* athU’it
I
Ilegister, Kvelyn Dolton, t he-*ei lie any Waul, Johnny Jones and WwDy Dittrich* nmt ilnu^hU'i.
.-f 11» In fill**
!uh ih ' t i l l pa> k*m* thi fan
J
It
Jones
H a rp e r, L au ra Stewart. Muiyiii ,|
\ »<•*!* spent Hundiky at Dw) t«mn
i 1al*M
at
*fi-1 t hi’ wnf! iliilt It’ilni 1 tl! Im -.
The fieshmun class «*f the Hi’di h
W rig h t, Joan Wilglit. J iiiiin I'u-i
? 1IlillllllL'
!ipi- tltUlllil? thlK ill I t
ttviedo
High
School
wnentgi
- It.
B n , Miciuiel llutundn, Ktlwin Liik rk ri||ii|?
I nml,, Spi iMlfs* luttki 'i h k r 1 *
Karnii*!
son. Lucia Goff, I'hylli* Shame*. tattled Friday afternoon at a I VI, ii nil .Mr* f \ \ \
yO U
ARE
IN V IT E D
MVtl kimwn
F U in 1 1 S u i h I h y h f I e r t m u ii " it It
picnic
given
hy
Mrs.
Merritt
'
f
MiUiuj,
flit
*m*
-pc
ml
ink'
am
hi
Joe Hiitchlii-on. I souse .lohn«t»n.,
k:i lilt’ll Ilf IIMIIH | 1- -pmi Mu »
.W i i'll ItHM1
Staley, Ml* I
I NI lilac h an I • ii», -lay* with Mi nml Mr*. J
Wat te n McCall. Mai) l.»u Cope
I•' I
’ IlflihliK »n* pw» Wr.l t%itt. in i t
iin‘1 111 DDV
Mr* \V H Meek at Sanlnmlo j Ii i iightim lit thi’if hiuiie in
land nnd Bobby M om s.
T)Iill W {|||«| lll.lillito.sk
aiwfu yniiny-sU'is lui| *i »k •* r »*
Springs.
« .Mil)fair.
aiiil ami u p**p
I"III’ *•*-■»«'p ■!
A l»o M arg aret Morrison. S y d
VT11*| j h r ’.Ipivy ' h r i r ruai V I
Those enjoying the affati wete
kiis> m u " i
Tin* month iy 1hr fin I t si tt D' IT..; i ,!{ i ■ h f n
ney Chase. J r . Gail Hitting. John Annette Tiipp. Dorothy Nil.lack.
Mi and Mm* J unit’s IF DmljCtf
Go
lnlrntr.t «tltf
h« i
P-VICTI.N " i ll wr.l t : t - 1 "
A m m an , S am m y Jm oosun. Hetty t'aileric MeKinnmi. Joanne Meek. ♦if Jiit'keunvUlt* w f t e iccirnt v I*i
1 *.
** ■
Ml1 II f I Mf ItilltllUMI »• ll.l
IK apt -hr l>»|11 i'vri
J o Gibbs, G eorg e Harden, Sylvia Not nia l.t-e Miller, Joliamte llai
turn of Di. und Mrs. 'H. II MrM is s N tirn D e n n is
It.
'! « » fi« ii
If ytili uill tlidi*
fulls in Ibillim ntf
Mays. Melvin Fleischer. He veil y I hu. Hubby Regedul'e. !lictiurd Kn < a im nnd <dhci fitrm(j* ill this
tolu«*h i IU
E v a n g e lis t n iu l S i n g e r
I mi i i i i * i 1v s i a t iim i'f l a t tl
■ • * 1hi
1in r ap
(•ray . T u n y Ciipirll. Ih*iU ,lonr
*
.tin! Fiedii* 1 1 lit
sell. NWmitn
v r i k m r Du
r. IMJf •
\ n - a I All Stilt IM'tl « il h Hn
Kml Itobie Sllus'litur
Kn»rl|
* * iiiiii « i'
E v «•t v ■111 «- a t 8 . 0 0 |>. I I I .
<al *i »i p»
II I *V i* "i
1**1
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Tin *t?VLMiUi iiiiii etuhlh
•
— —
—
1 M and Mm. F lu n k ( ric*oll
...... UilHKBI I *t
x^M•’’il Rti’iP ifjiv- uiii
•'
A I b.
toll*
F r o m M a y 1 9 to J u n e 2
uf Ihe Ovii'tln m h,,T»l had ihun M l Iasi evenintf for
Miirluit,
a fm mill in iif iiiiii'pi ii*"*! i in 11
h ill A . i,. ihe mo
Ml
N 'll wmimptinird In Nlrk and
rlnfii party Flidav al>H a l Null
■■
I ' : - l III
i I'Dl fII111f C*
I n ■'*111 O' ¥
In*
laiiiln Sprin^w mid « n r ♦hapvi ■ A uurlo (‘imutant ifie a- fai in
I D Mt I'
t
turn ills,I M VI • HI M M Vt l film
ItiiiUimire, Md
omM i»\* thrll lit'lUr 1"inn SPiD lll'l
oi.I
NI It I I*i IlHlt lilt'll itl III
hart
M»i*s LaUj , Klfddidl
' t* »'»•• .1 M.^plt it M I » hi' I
Htdh? Phillips of Jiit>-invviitv
ThitMf |iri’Mfit
«m Ivivuri
T h e Miuirtre liiurtli*) Tium m i;
la
II * j* l a k f i t 11it*»r y i' 11 *1 1 1«i i
i- viirllillii his fairiilv In Sun find iO W iA llllia VI1IRAN of the BuuHi
th e n 1-* -»
Union of the F i n d llnplii*t ( ‘Hurch A hell. Hill it- ('hillin', \o d re v I ' m
V. U A ItltN
IIP n*ii luiniliahrll ( AUDI.
evening
rn j o y r d u c h ir k rn pilau su p p er At Kduard Duiln, Kuyrnr KIIt*v. I^i and brother, J . H, Phrlhp-, w h u ! P s n n i . Cap!, liOU ZnmiH'iiiii u
. . i t -ime.I -i ........I*
III I I l H wbn f I%* «• .iii»! -III' JIM lilt.- '
as he
lie g te c le d his lu ideJune Kates, Fjiinku*
Pntri w a n recently injured b \ a Iny»i pirltirrd us
Hnnlnivfu Sp iin u* uvuntly.
, ,-U willi ill. ** 1
half ytMf" iihl v*an a i u p h !
It of. (i ieii-1 t
! toilic, Cynthia Applewhite, of MtT h e fnllowini: tiienih^r* und d a Dill) Kdwnid Kusidl, Mililrt*<l powerrd dectrien l wire.
i Ini ken. Ii-h, lot'
til (if tlif M C D uU liA I. Iwmib
ilooi ni-!'' 1
| amt Heat h, F la , on. h e r arriv al at
th e i r fumili*** w r r r pr^nent .^lr. Istikas, Sadie Mtf'nnaha. Dickie
Shi i- (h r HuUf!h i r i of MU ami m i ll anil , . n ■ ,1,-lu I HI- fia"l Nell I’uwcll. Leo Hulto r. Ji , j Lo* Angeles. T hey hav en't re t the
a n d , Mr*. Jo s h P hillip s Mr. nml Parker, Dorothy Priest. Churlnlte
VIRs G Ffim .'K \V DKI Tf II
(/nlrnidfional)
W rn. A. I.. Thoiiiu-. Mr und M u . Smith. Hobby Wntd Hetty Aulln. Glenn (tdhnm nml W a lle r Haynes. wedding date.
(A D U L T S
TOO!
( i r a n r Hair. Alma l.lli* lld tiard J r ., stuileuts of ihe I'niveisit)
Cecil Sheppnnl, Mi and Mrs. L.
N O W AV A l l M i l l.
Fleming. Sndvr lu t h #*FleinHiu. of Flat ula. a te spending - 1 . ' .M lev. of 111! mmifhnm. Via w *-1
III \ l I I I ! ' ' I I 1 '- ■1(11 .11 ' 'I
A. Phillip*. M r. nnd Mr* H. V,
W E ’R E P U T T I N G O N A
i
larhai a Hr ten (tlm ^ in n r \ t n i i m iin)s at home hetwres-n i-vnioma Do- Vue-t- of Mr. a ini Mrs. V
T hom as, Mr nml Mm. C'tarrti«a€
J
lYti’i *.,i f**dnv
ran H nl. Anuettr lack-.n Fei
t intis.
VI i Ila. K
M inir M R tim w i t h
M
l . i t t IrfiHd. M» hml Mm J o h n I. dilirtml Jakiitrcin, Domth
I- ii»»im lii1/
'Ini
i * i.ii \ .if i hi- 11 .■
Miller und Mi ami Mr* V\
11**I I i u m 11 k' 1‘ttiMH lh|Gi>|i.«
Mr. and Mm ' \\
I
It*
til k
rid m. ( h a t Ik* Mi1 uHi-k
Hhm*I
>b i i i i; I.
U L D SSA I.
.. I ".111fi• i
Yniicc.
I ••mfi »»f A Inhunm
Uni lie i fun! nnd Jean Shrhhm.
have us their gueets, Mi
m‘D
u
A RT O O N
t
bi'll
to
l
Vt'k
'
V M
IIml
IIFonvillc and son, Leon H "I
A I fo Mr. and *V|r*. T II (Stove*,
A R N IV A I.
i. .f I*lmi lay i'vi ■' mg i|i*it *
Tarhut City. N. ( - Mi t I' iou i IIc
Mi nod Virs V|ntkn f itillo • I.
fMr. nml Mr*. II Y. Rumlull, .Mi*.
..
.,.,,1
,•!
•
m
»
to III.
>ij» k*-|l pihiti a ii.I i i.y i . ed Stlt.mi b.
Is on n business It in to Foii ettleilitimsi at llieai home in Dm
A. J . PctemoiF 1-rturu and Muurice^
ill'll Mlppvi KTIVfit by III** Dl*li'rl * - j
J - mill ttftobU .IHHMlil
Myers.
tona Hench .Sunday evening with
Phillip*. Virginia Thomas*' Hetty
b v c r y S 1/ e i l D ,1 V M U I(N I\ g
ni Knsterli S in r al tin’ Mii**nnic»F
n gut den a up net' party ,
I ho-n
C. C
So tille rs a n d M is s
bin I' b HJT In bniut »f
Jeim , Marjorii* and Cecil Shcpbind
t
ibt
Hull
Mrs. C. U. Ilynn and -on. I 'bur from .SMiifoid at lending weit
t t i r d . A| Phillio*, liny Thom as,
||,.)v
.»(
Du*
-«h'»‘*
1
AT
in.oo
$|
The Kilim toii.H (liTDiuiPi) H ith Dip pi*Hi*ni
ies, and Mr. and Mrs. .lark Head Mr. and Mrs. G e m g e Harden.
U o ro lliy llitrltitaii, o w n e r s
^crrnnr U n r . Jack ie .Miller, Ju.it*
1'ht.|i,i|||s(V
mu)
L’il’rll
I D»P‘rick* «f I'nlatlfa were • weekend S|H"iieer Harden and Georg.- Hai
111 u I I DtilifHiy -Mil
0
■
Vna'll »er M s „r Dmialil Dink,
and Ann Yanrc und Danny llunVSi
Mhi" k v VVip hi tom
fi »fI■•
I ...... .
n e w m n o n i ; c m c u t )'
guests of Mr. nml Mi"
'
H den. Jr., Mt nml Ml*, t. VV
An
j-,1-1 ** O 1'
flail.
i *nl-*l till I Hi4' nff tt i » I C|l|.l .- i
f!■%i
Mahmicy und family hi tl'eii hjienrei and Wesley Spent-er and
Torky Pit. I n n , | ni,,. n ut
lull
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p
p
l
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•
A
II
1
HI*
I
,
fin
home | 0 | E ast T enth S t m t
(Hit IH to
Mr. nnd Mt*. I'hailc* l l v a n *
iH**.’li'l
fill p«
Itu an r ( altiMin- ( mo* illr- aiol
Sfiencri
Miss Kliznlieth ill u n I i •
Vfilms I \uy rlilr
Vl-O Al4f I"
Oviedo i* visiting ft lend' n"'i
allending the S n u lh ein M• . l I
sets Slid ' miiiuumi >
Convention in Miami tin. «
liefute relu tm iig K o m i -In
from IIIIhir i«* tlmri
C lin tig c in N a m e
tends to visit her sistei in
Pierce.
Enlist in the Proud P r o f e s s i o n o f
Mr. nnd Mis. George VlrliTell All Your Friends
Nursing and receive training
have left for It ni ford, N. < whete
equivalent to a college education.
th ey will sjMdul a few day* with
And Be Tltr.rc Yourself
H o ste ss T ra y s
tefr ilriughter nnd het Imsbntul,
Mr. and Mr*, lien Currie, They
B read
and
Sand- '
w ere accompanied by thcii d.uigh
w icli T r a y s
te r , Gtsdyi.
Social Calcndat
Fred Bells Entertain
With Yachting Party
/
Pe rso n a
1»LVk \lift*1v i hvi*j• J
John Edward Mann
Honored On Birthday
;f,
‘HAVjil
W it'
“l
*
r_
>v
"
Fifth Grade
Hold ^Spelling. Hce 0v j ' Studciitff
Enjoy Class Parties.
Jaycccs Sponsoriuj?
Dance On June Slli
T E If If A ( E T A L K
\ nil
1 V
\ i;
Re\ ival Serv iees
- Lake Mary
Nazurene Uhureh
Trainingr Fniun Has
Chicken I*ilau Supper
U
\\\
SUMMER RATES
HEY KIDS!
i
C
TO SEEL
'EM, TELL
’EMWill*
Ad
Attention Hi^h School
Seniors
BECOME A NURSE!
ANNOlW TNG
formerly
th e American Collcgi’ o f Surgeons.
and
Conducts a fully accredited nurses training school.
I t offers every facility for training nurses . . . un
usual class room*, science laboratory’, d e m o n s t r a
tion room faciiiUes and an experienced and capable
teaching staff. Student nurses get complete m aintop
ance — and three weeks vacation nnnunlly.
space for home life . . . recreation*.. . nnd eiiteiTnium ent — supervised by carefully chosen housevmoth
ers.
Nursing is a time honored profession am
benefit. Help relieve the present urgent
nurses by releasing graduate nurses for
Order Of Eastern
Star Given Supper
Mold Mtmlc/uiua
"f
BEAUTIFUL
JN PIECES OL
Bauer AppliaacuH
THE
ORANGE GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Orlando, Florida
ON ROOMS
Bauer Radio& Electric
J s m e s C n i p p z - t r f t Jtnmtnv ftrr
A tlsntn. Gn. whete he will -peii'l
a few d sy s on business. IH' woaecompsiiieil as fa r a* Cairo by
Mrs. C rspps and theii daiighlcr,
A nn , who will visit relatives lot
sam e time.
Mrs. A. D. Shoem aker hm! a*
h s r guests over the weekend het
sister, Mr*. W. J. W einman nml
rtelces. Mr*. W ln ifrrd Gunlnner
an d Ml** C arrie Lalitnet. who
w*r* enroute front their winter
home in Miami Reach to Atlanta.
^Mrs. W. H. Stew art le d y e .
terd sy fur Philadelphia In visit
her son s ’nd daughUn, Lli-ut. and
Mrs. L. K- Johnson and •on. Itiggte. Lieut, and Mr*. John»nn w
Isa vs for C allfontla on June 1
w here he will aw ait further
orders.
"TA”
Saturday Morning
10:0(1 A. M.
Service
Sugars- u iij C riutau.
ers
n u t tt
High or low candle
stick*
i"
a»iMin a t.« ti
Regular .'hlldrrn's I’ritryl
(At ulta — 70c Ini. last
118 S. Park
OI'KNJ):
11:11 r . M.
DAILY!
Phona
29
lu x
ritiCEst
Adults — toe
Chllitrrn — Wc
(Inc. Issl
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY!
9
C o m p o te s
I
�Til K HANFORD II Bit Af.l), HAIN ORII, FLORIDA
t^AUK KOI'II
Last Night’s Tilt With Leesburg
Packers Washed Out By Heavy Ram
BRITISH INVADER
Presides at U
TENNIS RACKETS
Cal Blanc Will Get Hurling Assignment In
Tonights Tilt With Bill Good’s Nine;
Lake Hikes Average To .392
N O T IC E
III
that t i n .n lr f ,
STANDINGS
-
Silk, Nylon or Gut
’
.. . _______
.
■
1 •
Tournament
T E N N IS B A L L S
j
Pressure pecked
TENNIS NETS
912.95 to 528.00
Large Selection
TENNIS PRESSES AND COVERS
. TENNIS SHOES $0.35, to $4,65
Top Quality
iif- paper* I*.
or* of HI* via DrplPeHe
GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC SOCKS g Q c
TENNIS and BADMINTON RACKirb?
.
EXPERTLY RESTRUNCJ------
po I '
t-OO/
SCAPCP
'Wo o d c o c k ,
SPORTING
GOODS
CllAMPiOd,-^ f iR t f
Crl6UsA &£>go/'6
kivapc. -me as. siAce.
lli|Jdy I n k e lm« ■•mtininal In
rlinih thu* fa r thin Weak. lie
ha* hiked hi* ln«t T h ursday
night average of .THH in ..111.*
ainl ho* now poled out f>l safetle*
In 130 trip* lo the plate. Man
ag er jal la>vy, who dropped IIII
point* in olie week. Inn Marled
up the hill again, le v y now has
83 hit* in k7 trip,, ami ha*
brought hi* n v e n ir e up from
.372 to .It 7 tr during the pa-I I wo
tilt*
lln d e
Your choice of
• <>U» and private r.rrporalioM* n a i
l»a irm e ,e n l.< l l.jr their nfflaara
• r duly anl liar I (ml Spent e. T lir
ownera of a m»)or|t> of Ida a n . age In, lm l.il In enrtl d ' . lr k i ehnll
ka noaaaadry lb coheUH't* a <|il«irohi far the
nl li.J.lin * aurn
election. «• ' <
■jflllN IH 'liA
f r e e b ie * '’
N M II.A l'K
n p air of opportunities Ui roll A I I u j i I a
tinua tirin g in kw utting a b ility . N r i Orl*au»
\!e III left I M
T h a loralii liavo now tapped oti! ('liH iliin n u ig
310 hit* in 1,121 'trip*- to lbc<
» III#*
p lala for a healthy n \ e r » -a of M i l l . II* -rk
lllr
rtt
Init
It it i^i
.2Hf and in all piohu hilily th e y 'll1
Mol.II*
(till lend tha league in this de
partm ent.
**
Dave
H E R M IT
U IV K N
TIM tiWItlM 'III
1,1
lan<l« •Kuala in HI.AVIA DIUI.1
4«IK UINTHIfT u I Hertiln.il. f a u n If. Florida. will l.a haul at i h r
••U tr * o t A - Dud* m A n n a In said
tf l.l lk l at (all •Vlavk A. M . uli
Ibr ITIIi da) .if June. m i . fa,
|M>>l>uaa of electing vnr *up*rvl*.tr
In i aald d s t r l r t f.u . l,t ,n . (
Ikira yeare. at w hkh a l.illn a ,v ary a<*r» of land In Ilia district
•ball rearreSnt orw (hare
i each
owner ahsll !•• anllllatf Id cole in
liprsan or l>> pi..»> In arm ing duly
tlwilad for a».*r» a rr a af laod utan••I l.> him In aut-k-district; nnunl
iana may represent
w,nl>.
ro c i ii a r a and krlMilnlefrati.r* n...»
tepteeant rallilra of de<-ea>*<| p e l - 1
('alary Fail* -waa wushrjl out by
yesterday aftern o o n ’* ilovrnpuur
(if rein. Cal Wane will go t ‘»
lha hill loniifht- fur lha locnla
whan they tangle with lha I'ack• ra In L m b u r i r .
lllanr waa alutail to hurl Inal
night. It would have bean Cal's
fira'l uppaaruncc on the mound In
the ’ Fed park this w u m , aava
for aavarnl alint* during lha
I | « l n r « * l l l e 1 . I 'a la ' k
aibibltion series;
HI. A U R U M lo e ..I l a
Tha • locals, who jumped from | s *i i h I,‘ 9m Ml
OtlunUti
seventh In . fit at in rlub hilling |m«im fl, rtUiidll iMtl'Mia I
tivtr u Iwu w w k paiind. m a -ilill
i ■•*•»■**■»
titling ' along ■ a t , a -merry, alio. min.
t
LSat T h u rsd ay night lha (oral*
war* h illing 2 til. wl|Mi I t nbt
had f o r . u aluh average at nil
Since llw y ’Vn play ad only two
g am e . since ln»t Thursday ava
iling. lha K n i t have had only
lliy h tfie ld rr
T U E S D A Y , M A Y 21, 1 0 4 6
'favlMy TARR CAMC llCRC
'TtJVf'ArTA.dST*
»9d/
TAMi MAdr-lctko (i
id»<ewVwH*C
T h e S h ite Hoard of Health thl*
week rautionad that i n f a n t i l e
p a r a ly d . i« eri tha inrraa*c in
IT o rid a thi« year hut stated th rrs
U not \«t cu u .a for alarm.
INSIDK SPORTS REPORT
ha-
lly Jl MAN 8TKNSTKOM
L ittle ilid wa •
Flo rid a State la
nation'* nunihar o
in it* rnid>t until
whan Sanford |.l
fla t* in llalaim l I
te»t we noted one
•la n d * 'giving t|,
"d ev il"
throarliui
And. nn oavarul
th e ♦ * ta rle .l to tell him that We w n e
the I im. I. i»y. •Inch we im iidle H hfan - p iil.hr uddr*»* *y*t*n r, play hy
V'1 plav phonograph and u running
. •**!» of the Kama. W a nometltm-.
i’k .
Die
irn ralu iartl
ligh:<
al*o. At an y ru le, r e fillin g a
u ‘" per -mi Un't li our IdooH and » r
"h'. ‘" f " ’*'1 ,n ,''t Die p arty hang on.
,,,
'• *' gave him n play by play
ilid rt't h c id t a te to
rad cler-iiotlo n of the im iu lriin g in
fan* tha "huainr
,
*
1
-'
.
n
I rig* anil tha two iitniug* that'
• he *avanlli timing litret.-h, he
Itegftli heeklmg the Sanf-o.l pao.
pl». g 0***1 mitiitadl*
of
.on .«•.
beeausa
Ilrl and
- Firestone Stores
111 End F ird
Iw-hl a one run
later, uq were
h u m that tin* |>e
band fan a n . tot.d!. h li.il. How
ever. nothing kept hi,-n front' on
joying n good gnma of ha.*eball.
The following night the teleI'hon* In the |i|a** Ia n ut the
Munlripal Park Jingled and it
wa* a hing di.iunee rail frum Itr.
laiml. Th« party nn tha other
and of tha line did not Indent If >*
himself hut asked th e srura of
the game. We informed him -that
tha tilt wiu tied up 1 and I.
lie asked |f hP could hahg on
.inre it wus in tha ninlli from*
ami lie).mid w.-. ,,t Iwt.
We
During lha league m altin g in
iDaloind Inst S unday evening, it
was pointed out informally hy
du ll official* tlrat it) all prolia
bility S anford and Kt. Augustine
w tte draw ing th a largest rrow.ls
In the circuit. K rlder *aid tha*
Sanford was now avarag ng in
tha nalihl'Othnnd of 75(1 to Him
fan* par rontent.
THIS REE
SAMPLE WILL
JUST RECEIVED!!
margin.
A few minute.
amazed
Phone 12
to
f ir s t
pu’d lrallo n
April
II.
m s
IT PAYS TO LISTEN
llrad The Atls
W hite W heel Disca
Soap Diahea
Tum bler Holders
Toilet Tissue Holders
Towel Bars
gal. W hite House Paint
Bicycle Innertubes
Link Doormats
Hot Shot Batteries
G arden Hose
Wagons
Bnrrv Paint
Flashlights
Badminton Rackets
M etal Stop Stools
Clothes Hampers
>nd hundreds of new
items too numerous
to list I
PKOVE
r . S t a t e o f K lo r h la . iht* th e
■it M a i . A.. | i
m .
II. I'. HKItNIMI.V.
•’I n k
t'hirng
of tin. (,'ln ult I'a u r l
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d p K lili m o n ib s from Dip 1 11*# gf
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with VENETIAN
BLINDS
• g e n ir a t o r
• STAETER
\V>- can ijiako anam:*.
lllcutN for VuU to fitiallo*
them on K.AS^ I HUMS!
• BAT1ERY
WE ALSO HAVE NF.W BATTERIES
IN ALL SIZES
V e n e tia n b lin d s m ade to fit a n y s iz e w in d o w s
L. M. SWAN, O wner
C orner 2nd and Oak
Bank Building
Strickland - Nforrison, Inc.
IMIONE 200
S h o u ld Sro d ta tio y
y o u r hom o. Bom *-m a
teria ls cnfinot be re* u
p la c e d lor tho dura,
tiom BUT y o u ehould
.
bq protected dgaln et
iin a n cia l le s i- Lot u>
ch o ck your p o lic e *
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C lassified Advertisem ents
FOR SALE—
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C L A S S IF IE D
OHc per D if for 3 Ineertians
Olr per line 'tot s it Insert Ions
OSc per line for 28 Inaertlone
Minimum charge 30c
Count 3 words to a line
Including phone and address
_
tlltCULATINt; HKATKHS
They're avutlabie now and NOW
as
sin u '
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riHims
Vv.ntie. Phi....
Illd fi
M il
(lid -m o b ile
for sale.
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2243, Geneva.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
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FURNITURE REFINISHING
GENERAL PAINTING — BRUSH OR SPRAY
Al HI PAINT
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H u ll' W O ltkS
----------------- 'brine .'171
III. N, I'tilinr-tlii Avenue
Touch toll Drttu: Co.
but untiled, '214 acre* wild land.)
W. It. W illiam s.;
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W ANTED:
L utinir.
f h<*m’ *.
■* farm*, grenres
and
p r o p e r ty .
W. It. Williams,
broker. 415' Atlantic Hunk llblg
W ILL pay expense* for 2 iu Im I
tn Atlanta, Gu. June 6 or il.
P H O N E 1144
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McCLUNG - RICE
315 EAST SECOND ST.
north of (Ivlinb*
ning, >2.00 a bushel. R. U.
Hutchison. I’huuc County 2801. |25<M).00_ca*h.
Atlantic Hank llldg
Phone 732
VI I d I* VCN'ITNt;
• II \T I l-:ifY I'll MttiINti
• MtlTOH It HI' AI ItS
v.j-
SCARCE ITEMS
(THUI.ATINH
hratrr;
Also J
Atnitable noa Sleet wool, shellac,
piece living room suite with one
aluminum paint—best grade, floor
rocker. * ETtope 139—W between
paint— all colors, Interior flat atell
6 and 8 P. M.
paint— nil cob>r* and many other
•Ml V ‘
Heins.
.
WINDSOR piano. Plione bQK W
HANFOIMt PAINT A (ll.ASS CO- or see at l i 07 W, 2nd St,
^ ‘T c o n s,—49e
each.
m EMPTY‘ & g a l oil
OIL cook stove*. Al-o woi*,| cook
m
H. it. Pope Ce.
stover.
MODEL
CLEANERS
s-ccU triyi
U. M. Boyd, Cumpany
(M ir
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IIItlNti T il KM TO IIS
I OH SATISFACTION
list)
is iit u m o ld V
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• SIMON l/.l Nt.
■i .m i i i -
■ itniJl suitable fin two Sanf-ml ,
Delivered Saturday nfteYnimn«
ball players Dun Xstspel, tlyruii
only. Ilohltv lutriil Farit. Phono
Sharpe, Phone Ju ban St i*ii 1
5 acre« tiled, 2W acre* rleared
and 1
\\ t; u i
sliu|>(*'
sI-;i-;
WANTED TO RENT
hero, Phone 407-11.
farm
l.n O K IlKTI KH
Itccp your ulti one in
Io cIIH o n
Imtuire 1101 \V. Milh St., Holds-
10 A C H E
lothes
NEW CARS
P att
ONE 3 piece living room -suite FIVE OH si* room house, fur
uiahed, in lowii. I'hone *2-\V.
in good condition. 1011 hretieh
Walter High. Permauf-nt rest
Avenue.
d--ny.
Phone
I04C-W,
LEAN Id)
nr*- linrcl lu get I Let u*
I l l IV
model*.
HILL IIAKIlWAItK CO.
301 ICast First St.
*
arefully
S a n f o r d , F lo r id a
•
A dults i.MI\
si^iii™ *
able. Choose from our big selec
tion of Spark, Perfect Ion, l vanhoe and American Sun Flame
HI2.
'» ItOOM furl. —li.-il house,
•ally Plum e I’.h.'l It
s t o r e - g in s I
PH O N E S
7 0 AND 4 6
I ItUOJ) ml lag., with hulh, ftnuished, >10 per m uiilli. I'h.m e
FOR S A L E (it t lH 'K lt Y
I ------
An automobile Insurance ijollry
is of Uttle value, until you Have
an accident. After an -accident
tlie pm niutn may Ik- lnlinitesim.il
nun|ured to
cnit^d by i
your automubile
IJefore you have an uccld|-nl wt
ran arrlle you IIS us) In MSUon'
txaltty- • injury:
w.ooti
ptniirit, ,
ilattuiBe liability unn
m edical!
j u j mrnt tor only *24 TJ on private
p.turn per cam All makes
" Please see to. tielorr you Slate
mi
flfil
FOR RENT—
RATES
10c per tine for one Ineerlloii
UHKD baby buggy. (I ikmI condi
tion. >16. tb7ry W. Uth St.
Phone
In Time!
%
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
The riunfcfrj Merabi gur* Into
,nure thc.i 5000 home* In S»nfnrd aiul Seminole County, If
lyou have som ething to sell or
buy you w ill find mat * *!«**<•
fled ad in these rulunin. will
itll the most people about it fur
the least money. Phone 148 or
l.rlriK your *1 to The Herald
office for st*'*h results.
K. Iwt S t .
Consult An
Insurance Agent
YOU DRIVE IT!
STRICKLAND
1W0RRIS0N
Ropnirintr — ReftnWihtir
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. _
117
Phone 517
a
Your Ford Denier Known Your" Ford Be«tl
Fret* Estimates
Wood and metal slats — iiSc sq. foot
B. B. Crumley
General Insurance
Atla»tic National
i' i ! F
PHONE 200
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
• IGNiriON
HOAD SERVICE
SWAIN’S b a 'A er y SEUVICK
u r .a m r ,
Tliwe’s No Placf
lik e HOME
**
For FORD SERVICE
AUTO - ELECTRIC
SERVICE
l«*vy
A* n«i*ub*r of the I-art
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f i vi.
FTAKETT
■ i | ! PHEN :-OU
IT YOU MEAN
r
Bv PAUL ROBINSON
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I GET En o u g h w o p k o f f
pii S B a c k : s o h e l l h a v e
i T I M E F O R A D A T E ." - - ,
[HEV LO A D HIM U P
P h o ne 786-W.
OOOD home* for 3 male puppies. I
Phone 601-W.
HILL HARDWARE CO.
ONE large oak office desk and
301 East Fust St.
HAVE buyer for smutl h,m • aril
chair; One 64” oak dining
farm within (t mil....... f n-wi
table. Phone Co, 4602. Mrs.
liARY
buggy
and
stroller
<md
List your proper t> witii m,- f■.
Short.
Mainer rh u ir, huge CoMmi n'uit
quick resuils.
Ire**,
all
reasonable.
Phone
CUT
'Jefore buying
W. R. WILLIA MS
1004-J.
• SAW or a POST HOLE MICRegistered Real Knlwfr Mi.-kei
GKK be sure to get our price*.
416 Atlantic Hunk Jti.i
extension table, f Ive
Stnnley-itogcrs Hardware Co, DINING
boartlf. 40 x 64, with boardr
■ILING cabinet, office chair* ami
See us for KEKR~IIA3 0 N JARS
40 x 100 In. S tU 12 to 14
ga — We have them In (lUarti.
plates. Phone 413-W. Mrs, Mas
L. C. .Smith typewriter. Phone
"
idnta and half plnla. Stanley
Sheafer, 113 Elm Ave.
1120.
•
Kogera Rardware Co^_______
MOTOR Roat.
Inboard Muloi, I UUY ■cow*, calve*, vem tiins.
TEN TO one hundred fifty acre'
IT b - !61» 2H h p motor,
R. W. Lord, Phone 7* ' W
flowing welt - land 44> miles
c /o Herald Rox It L.S.
front Hanford on paved road,
(’LL UUY your cur, M-giinllcm
5
o f ag e or coridit on Hoy Heel
mail delivery, school bu». phone, REGISTERED Duroc Hogs.
months old. $g0 .l)0 rach. A. M.
electricity. 20 acres, 5 room
506 W. 2nd St.
Lawrenra, Star RL Enterprise
■Key—S — 1 ' — —
modem house city convenience,
WILL
pay highest price, fill o-e.l
2 car garage, toolshed, 7*4 HUV REEL has In--! TtUiks or
'■car* and also wrreked and born,
acre*
under
irrigation.
2 !n
passenger — new. used. .'tUa
ed or old ram fo r port
acres partly cleared. 111 acres
W. 2nd KL Ph. J(i4fi-J
Ratliff & Hon* Ptiuiie 337-W
in timber, possession at once,
P. O. Uox 1470. Hanford. Fla.
n
Will sell
acres with build* iVE MANUFACTURE aiTT rTb^lld
Ings. M. H. TNeleon, flOI l*alEverythin!- in Redding." We
nvitlo Avenue. ' ____ •lock quality furniture. Call us
Mi5
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S L A V IN G MV H E A D S
O F F I S THE O N I V
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to
for your bedding and furnlturt
Rest Paying General Mdse store
Deeds. E c h o l s Redding and
In Seminole Co., > 15 ,000.00.
Furniture Co., 117 W. 1st HL,
Nice Home Upstair*. N ot broke,
Phons 1133.
'
sick or old. Just tired and la*y
and want to rest. P. 0 - Hd* OAtXAltDA reed, groceries, etc.
' 1439, Phone 020-M.
.
Phono Mft-J, H. U. Touchlon,
ttOp-Oeterr--'------^ -----------■- ~3 'jiF'D IlO O irim uie.-U i-g*-TIoscts,
living room dining room anil UP 11OUTER Y fabrics. A fins
_
kitchen. House has portico, « t- 1 (election in stock. It. S. Drown,
4f*- tranre porch, and X , aeretlted
2011 North Orange, Orlando,
porches 1* In excellent rendi
Fla.
tion, 10 -large fruit trees, four
HURSE
w ith W estern style child'*
-lots tn a very desirable neigh
saddle, reasonably priced. Phooa
borhood,
117-J.
CHICKEN and Dairy farm , 57
PARTS ANII HKRVICK
IM P alM elle Ave.
Phene H ill
ajISCULLANICOUS
and
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~ FLOOR SANDING
flnlahliigt * Otenriing amt w axMew floor* m ifn re d to |M-r
tiun. Old flmrra made like new.
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D M Mary, Fin.
BUILD your home with lligi.
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room tenant house, good lm .ynfei)rioO M . living
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proved pasture, and payed hlrfb-i w m
■ u lt a u ^ - miaeellaneaux
w ay.
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SIX ROOM house with 3 room
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detached apartment and gar
W E h«ra tn atoek now Poultry
age, lot 60 * a » . Just
netting in 46 Inch. 60 inch anu
Ihe cJtv ttmtla. >6006.00.
74 Irvchee.
AN ATTRACTIVE | bedream
h- use. 2 lota, C ear garage, , »U y in
nicely landscaped In
Sertien,
AN UNUSUALLY
lietlruom, 2 story house,
living room, dining raoflt
•j m >srn kitchen with gas
(■ car garage oh large earner
This |» one of the best
hours* in toiYn and well
LISTEN HERE,CLAYTON.JUfeTB E
CAUSE YOU'RE SHERIFF, YOU 60T
NO RIGHT TUH INTERFERE WITHJEFF
OR GRACE WHEN THEY'RE W LONE !
I HEAR THERE WAS A BANK
ROBBERY LAST NIGHT WHY
AINT YUM OUT CHASIN'OUT
LAWS,'STEAD 0*
NOW YOU'RE GONNA LISTEN TO
;{ THE REASON I ASKED
:E NOT TO SEE JEff WAS
ON YQUJR ACCOUNT, MJU DRUNK
YOU CAN t Y I CAN TELL THE T ,
tell m e t r u t h 1 J E F F 'S A '
Go o d b o y to o
GOOD FOfT AN
OLD SO AK OF
FA T H E R .
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TUESDAY, MAY 21* 1D46
THE HANFOR HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
The Three Horsemen of Death
COAL OPERATORS STATE POSITION
' CHILD FORGIVES—B IT JUDGE DOESN'l
TALKING TIRES
vision ^
•■(FUSING
| ..
TO- ARBITRATE
because
feel'Bio'U.M
.W»*. IIV.IIHU1U3
dem ands gO
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beyond the question of wages, hours a n d working conditions, m in e op
erato rs representatives ore shown in Washington as th ey told o f the
break d o w n In negotiations. The m e n n r e (I, to r.) George
Campbell,
P resident, Illinois Coal O perators Assn.; E dw ard It. Uurkd, President,
b o u lh e r o Coal Producers Assn.; a n d Charles O'Neill. (In tern atio n al)
QUITE READY TO FORGIVE nnd forgrl the bell-lathing »he‘re -.!v e J f ont
her father, Geyc Mlskewych, 27 , Oct., it* Mich . little " j r v Ah'n M.s-
kcwyrh gives him an affectionate jtlu, IZul Jitrl-r John Mthtrvv.s tint
to icmly to overlook the nudtw and alteredI Jl h l;cu yeti to spend li ityfivc days in the House of Correction.
(fttiernalluasl Sndfcdpftofo}
Speed, liquor and faulty vision are the three horsemen of death now galloping on America's h igh
w ays. With automobile fatalities running 50 per rrnl higher than last, year, the Heller Vision Invtllute
predicts that II current arcidrut rates continue, 19EG w ill ter 40,000 d tad , 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 majority of latal highway irr|d rn U
FRENCHMAN ACCEPTS U. N. GAVEL
,TRAINMEN READ NEWS OF GOVERNMENT RAIL SEIZURE
if you’ll Keep yt full of oir tmd
treat us fairly well, we’ll run up
new mileage record* that will
surprise you. Buy us of
WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT
Stafford's Service
Station
Cur. 2nd & Sanford
who cnn also help lengthen the
life of your present tires with
curcful inspection, expert re
pairs, weekly reinflation and *|
recaps.
has
been
a p p o in te d
KELLY
for Seminole County
( .' 0 hh 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 o f 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 i t line to the alp sphcllt lu tin g OI Ilia
ctnmlrjr* sv.i.rh a re m em b er- id tAo Umled Nu lions. { l i i t v a a t u m a l l
TEXAS LIVES UP>TO REPUTATION 9
OR FATHER’S
Remember Sunday, June
16 is F ather’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 le ft U an orange.
(International) -
Other Gift Suggestions
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W atch Chains
W atchee
Gold Expansion Bracelets
Leather Billfolds
Fitted Cases
Belt Buckles
L ig h te n
TRIC SERVICE
ru m m i
“slapping tad deal" which
itiaasl Military
FIRST STREET
U lt, Bhumrl Okawa Iran* forward.
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T o Protect tho Peart of the World;
T o Promote the Proem** of Amrrira;
To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford.
i iV O LU M E , X X X V II.
S.
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S AN FORD, FLORIDA,
Established 'io08
Iran Case To
State Am erican
Legion Offices
To Remain Here
W ASHINGTON. 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
M inisters of the H it'fou r
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Bradley Says V eteran Problem s
Club Sings At Also Community Responsibilities,
KlWaniS Meeting Administrator Declare:* Till),(Hill Discharged
Ollie Whittle
Is
Congratulated
Itv President Hall
Service Personnel Are Taking Training
Courses Under («.l. Hill of Rights
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firs t and second place in every
Another heavy downpour of rain contest a t T a m p a llw t earned LEAVING
o ff ic ia l/ measured
I** Inches the glee- d u ll the title, " F in e s t
Presi
by Q T . Whltner. weatherman.
from lit* auto
brought the two day precipitation In Florida", he declared.
mobile
City
landing In tht* X »«l of I’j a y —to jjrtnnie* fit tsanftmt.---- -—
Harvesting ot celery continued er", was sung firs t by the boys
Ills
m o th n
Mrs.
ypvterd.i) a t Oviedo an d Zellwood q u a rte tte consisting of Wayde
..b
» u t, due
uuv to
~ th e heavy tain s cartol Rucker, H uston Ilslicock, fipenew
sluteriutU oiult
v-N^dilpments from Worioa totalled H arden and Dwight Reck. The
only M. with 34 from Oriedo, n in e * G irl* section sa n g “ N ig h t and
from Zellwood an d flea from Ban- liny" by Cole P o rte r and When
ford, according to Chartaa fihemian Day is Done”, with
Rosea ry
i f t h e P rd rrsl M u k e t News Ber- j Runtirk wceompanyingw -The hoy's
rice.
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‘ section sa n g " J o lly Roger" and a
C U rrn re
Lee f l i t u r r s . TS
. He declared that damage from negro spiritual, “ Old G iay Robe”
the relnx was . hard. to estimate, with Nancy Williams accompany* passed aw ay at hL home "ll
Celery Avenue th is.m o ttlin g u tte r
but said the celery season In Srminole County wlU probibly wind . Duo to interetub meetings a t a s h o r t Illness.
Born in E tfin ghsm , S. I', on
•in py m e end of May, but that W in ter P ark and Clerm ont It
-nts will continue Into June was; announced by President Hall Sept. 10, IHtW Mr. Flnwen*.moved
Island Grove, and maybe a t h a t there would I*1 no Kiwanls to S an ford in ItKtt where lie war*
e n g a g e d in fat miitg f*n a gutul
can from Zellwood and meeting- next Wednesday.
m a n y years, lie was a mem ber
due to the feci that New
of th e F ir s t Methodist Church.
York and Michigan celery crops
S urvivors Include three sons,
get 10 day* behind schedule. With
Cecil E. Flowers and C. M. Flowdecreased shipments, the depressed
era o f Sanford ami II. I« Flowers
market ts showing a better re
o f Green Cove Springs; th iee
action for celery, he staled.
d a u g h te r s, Mrs. ImU Mae Rrockh a m o f T a f t , Fla.. Mrs. Elisabeth
a t io n a u h t h
near
goal
WASHINGTON; May 22, OP)— Hroskey of Waldo, and Mr*. Erie
AN FRANCISCO. M a y 22.
<Thlnase government forces President Truman today placed W. P r e v s l t o f Seville; thtco
today claimed they had entered hia signature on the Veterane brother*, E u g e n e Flowers of
The Manchurian town of .Kung- Housing BUI. and Housing Ad North Carolina, Aaron Flower*
* rfl " - halfway between SMpIng- ministrator Wilson Wyatt said the and Ernest Flowers of Campvllle,
President'# action na* thrown Fla. Also several grandchildren.
the Veteran* Housing Program
F u n e r a l service* under the
into high rear.
direction ■ o f Erickson Funeral
The legislation aims to facilit H ome will be announced later.
elements of the Central
( r l il ri
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Am hutanee D r iv e r D e c k in g N azis
President Signs
Vet Housing Bill
government's new Flrat Army
reached Kungchullng Iasi night
and today advance unite pushed
seven mllea further north. -It w»«
- not dear whether they had esbtured • the city or by-passed it.
Tim frovwrnmtnt force* now "
le u -ik a a . 40 milsa from J
ate the private construction of
2,700,000 new home* within the
HARRIET DISCHARGED
next two years. The bill reachLieut. A ngus W. Harriet of th e
i y i e I'resident's desk after a U nitad S ta te s Naval Reserve has
bitter fight Jn Gouge***, princi baen s e p arated from • active servpally over a provision for f000,l, iccortjing Ao inform ation raita to
Vtkl today from th e Jacksonville
scarce
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Seminole Seniors Attend Air Corps
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1 1 11** » uni iiiily ti* ilii*invf|vt*nt
ft *I*** t In Ml* ci i i«s well, then
Demonstration At Orlando AAF Base1 lull
th e i*.tf u i u nf c x l t r m c
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t h e f o llow ing c a t e g o r i r * is req,o--,,-d t o v I—it the of f ir e of
th e i c - p o n - l h l c a g e n c ie s tistc*!
ing -all ark hy light anil heavy liy *J • -lilted. Raid Mr. Iloylr, who shot liy a f t c 7 nil P M y c-te r
«I Nn IJ nurtl li M I ' mli m I w I
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d ay, v
alFcrnft mt sim ulated enemy air
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field.. tank*, und heavy gun cmhlH*I T*4 k I l l'll li t O ih
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( iHodmator — 11. II. C a rte r,
Althuiigh carried mil nn n RECIM H ER H E R E TOMDIIIHIW
Th,' l I ah vote- irt.'l Wt’te lint
Atlantic N ational Rank lluildlimited scale, the tactical dct a l m l a l i d . To, ker -aid. since poll- j
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Sgt William H. I'to s s c r nf the
Employment
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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
Vote ieqnn,-d hi law lo validate ,
vloymeut Service, 112 North
datimgf Inflicted by n„r cmn iniius cru ltin# service will be In S,in
P a tk Avenue
strik in g nir-nrm tin uugli out tlm fold tom ,m ow from 8:2(1 A- M. theW helection
en ,1 hecam e n iq ia ie n t la t e ,
Vocational 'f l a m in g a n d E d u
th 4::«l P. M. at th e Post Office y e s t e r d a y th at vo tin g w as t,« ,
war yctns.
cation — T. W. luiwlnn, C o urt
In addition to the air phase for Hm purpose of rrcrtiiUng lig h t to b rin g about the req u ired
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House.
of. the denmnstralion, a Ore-power m em hets for th e C orps.
a p p ro v a l o f the school p to g rn m ,
Legal Assistance. Hospitaldisplay of a irc ra ft exhibition and
O D server?
advance*!
the
p o s s i
irftiimi and S tate Service Ofanti-aircraft demonstration mldstl
b il i t y o f th r r a ilin g « f « secoud
fiie, — Conlttrt th ro u g h I J o y d ,
to th e ,rnli-m of the yimulsted T E N R EC EIV E C OM PEN SATIO N fre e h o h le i s ' electio n on th e * 800 .F\ Royle, County Set vice O f
of war".
000 bund p to p o ru l w ith in ,'ti)
ficer, Takttrii Ruilding.
-l-prupelled, P*3U "Shooting
Checks for uneniptnmeid co m day*.
Home Service Assistance to
climaxed the tactical de- pensation totalling I107.RO weie
Servicenien, ex-Servicem en and
IJiE
IS
TRANHFEIIRED
^ t r a t i o n with ii specUcular s e n t during the week ending May
their Dependent* — A m erU an
11 |n ten persons in Seminole
.play of aerial strafing.
Red Cross, laik efron t RouteP
v
t.
Alvin
Cecil
Lee.
son
of
C hairm an f a i l S m ith
When it was all over and tb s County.
vnrd.
Veterans A dmliustratintt
r of low-flying aitplaucs had of the Florida Industrial Coin- MKT and Mrs. II E. l-ee who re
‘V f
‘ ti, the young Ranfnnl st’ir- mission alstf rep o rted th at ti.254 side on West Fir*! S treet, has
M a r in , M. Kudirii.
been
I
r
a
li'f
e
tl
e
d
ft
out
Kurt
Mrheartily agreed th a t "It persons throughout the state reo ffice every Tuesds^y.
quite a show'J and they had reived checks to tallin g |11B,457.» Clellan, Ala. to Camp Kilmer,
•Following the paratrooper jump*
M.
.
N. J. 1
‘l, every minute of it",.
tha student* viewed
t-ral Donald Wilson, comm anding
general, A A F Proving G round
Con,it,ami. nine seniors of .Semin
ole High School utlended the
tactical dem onstration held la s t
T hursday for senior s t a f f officer*
undergoing train in g ut the A A F
Special S ta f f School here.
Tha
students were accompanied by
L. E. Tew, instructor In the senior
aeronautics course at Seminole
High and form er navy c o m b at
pilot Iii the Southwest Pacific.
Enacted under nihiulated com
bat- conditions, th e tactical de
m onstration offcrcil a display of
a i r power, fire pow er and tactical
planning of th e AAF a* employedduring th e war.
In a th rilling exhibition of a i r
borne power, p a ra tro o p e rs front
the Rcnoot Troops R sttallon a t
F t. Banning, Ga., opened the d a y s '
activities w ith a mass ju m p fro m
a , form ation of C-44 tr a n s p a rk
planes. •
i
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I*.-, *«• f q r » - ■1 l i g h t
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DEHINDIII Washington
the nation's strike problemJ4i’f 11m IJoyd *F.. Iloylt’ I»iike p r i v i i t imt iTi Ist*■»l ViiliT,
t»CH*iiM‘r.t>trrt of
tinFh'nida iitllta, Ga today rondurJi’d a ftrlil
dent Truman steps
Mum.iiftv
S tate J u n i o r Chatnliei ,,f Coin- KM l i t tiiurm-y nimtulationi 'Ikoh*I nn * . • rinn* Mu)
at a Kansas
Mo hotel,
n Prill Hitt »mIuci**I My Mini
will lot t he gin’, l .-iicakcr rjtstliiu ami receiving equipment l.iiv*
after tinting
r m-reiem JiltrtS,
when thi’ SkmintiTe Could y JtdilhP which ‘fitte- up.- Stmut ii q u a rte r* n f --**■*- ’*-• „treM «r -of th e ia<am- OrliiHflu-FaiJn-Tn
to
03-year-old
.* |
, ,,
of Cortimerre Imld*' l(W of (lie spare of tin- AM equip- h i t " ” - t *Iq, I) wit, pa-M-d Willi
Martiu Etlen Truman at linnd- Chsndier
V o t e .S c h o o l I r o ^ r a m
the " ...m l. r . Nig oat tt, v
first
nconday
lunritron
m
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now
in
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static
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12:ifi P. M. u t tha M ay fair Inn and nbisc and greatei rnogi’ is
Clarence I* Flowers
Died This Morning
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; IVrponiud Fcpmiihoti
JackAutivillc,
IUr twtO‘<Mgli«*tl
nut i>«- rr'.hjtift! D\ Army »» i Ur
Mrs. H odgkin Is
Klrcted President
(IT \\ om en’s Leae tie
Mr, \\ nw*lit
? St ut# a Nwey, iircoi dtng t*» o* an* ,
^-C
elery Shipments
rL“,iSrSJI1
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!anybody who ever worked holdFrom Oviedo Area tnwtttdn u v e the
im g o Um w i bottom
cKhmpionshlp, und
1 it : • ,*,<||(
\j *i i 1|li 1 (i§§i | li 11lit tn if ni Wit
it
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PI I M l ,
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Ignored His Red Cross Insignia And
Riddled Amhulanee With Crossfire
whnm th e i r l« ho lib*iat.il i.*tr j T h r Irtter also stated that I j || { Vp
II# added Unit the ndmlnUUdUoil!xhoU, ulidwiiig Nkodetnus* h -.mall J*,"
l i not m l r m i t d In nuklitit III#-1 n tg r n t**tya ^uatvd t.u *i * th* •■*»*- * *
long boarding houses OU’/ <>I tts of celery , Hi th*- *-u»l
-ole fjtrsti| ,,r
J yeterans liu*pnut* tlradU-/ -•>* Ins u f Amertcnn Fruit i i..w n
In, j
agency i \ primarily Inletc*led hi | also view.* i .i l ’-n m tin
tieslit’S he pitlrntj. '171el i n ulna:t'oinpaov Vt.i-li it’*-i *
lo train them wltlt coni|»m*-*inig■le^sol .* month -*k «
skill* lliat will niBbli- them to e a rn ' i
i.
a normal living
, ltaw*<n> -.•*.! t<c t,,.n
, ish'Rcpiikflcnn government (or a meeting with his hm ther. Fletcher
e ^ h r e a k with Frglico Spain. The K. Rolls.
45 exile*l president o f the lta*(|ue ' " T h i s glee cluh teflecU credit
peoples of S pain , Jose Antonio 011 the en tire - communit) ," said
Aguirre, presented Ihe document Fite Chief Mack ClmH-md other
to U.N. S ecretary General T rygve Kiwnniuns voicnl hki -rntitnenta.
In introducing th* g l c - cluh.
Lie. A guirre brought .to l.ieV
office p iper* which charifetl I hot Principal MurrU t*»hf «*f bow, at
the F ranco regime nun persecuted i t he heirinnint; of the term, he
mid Nti!) »' h» p en tcu titiK tli*? 'h u d apologize*! t«* Mw> Wliittle»
Unique clergy.
IW*- new music ir m h e i . hImiuI the
'■
^—wciiklie *3 of th<' nil*lei oil f he bud
P « ) |v i
MI l u
D* train, due l*i Ihe
th at taut
>
Universal Obtains Yank Testifies He W as Shot Four
Excltisiu' Ri g h t s
il l: Times A f,er Surrendering To Nazis
r« ( uleiA “ 'SFilms
Ih* .idmuitstratui o) yeteiaii
atlair* vdil 700WXi veteralu* alreao
aie taking training course* untt’
Ulllt: t** !!
I !11!*tv
I 'Ii |«U alt I
A m e rican
the Ci I Blii He adde*l Hint heat
Iv 20 boooo others have lu d l p u r i
llinl, they may be p lu m in g with
tlniial tramiiig and -duratio n
I]11* ‘""I »t I. ililf u It i r h v **-1 p U i k «*ti .
t| Mil'll1
i*r#n h\ 1fit*
Uliiillei raid HU* tidal wave ... "ere -•
VV mV !•1 -• 1 giilt! .it I«HI n!
IrariiUM l-iiiesenb. a sli.tllengi .t Ijamil'
,n id; 1 Ml 1111 f Ilf 4-"*: w ill
eduvationiil u n til ill mu! He tu n • i . V>"M ^
IP ,t htt-M t 'I til Ii ImmH
-aid tt l* ip tn thcrii t,i *e* n f Has In* l
, . ri 1
edia »• am n tiainlng tin \r'* (
hlorni
i-inrM 1j,,-rC'
-.vilk.
l* hn> ....... n i by ! irk
ol pis, i g-Hie I-..
G ro m yko had served nul.vv that '“V,4' »' « m p |l»he.l i ttf l It#
h e ’Would not discuss the lin n ln n j
®'e ,v
’
...
case an y fu rth e r.
c,u »! u to
cmurratulated^
—
’
.
.
.
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never
heard
an
yth,"!.
IIKe
The council also received a
su pplem entary report in support it" exclaim ed M aiim Rolls, of
of a demand by the exile*! Span- Isongvicw, T e x a s , a visitor ^at the
‘ «|l
lltadli - —said | Hi *.»’ till,, is Ilfifll lltr ttf*'
I It t* t ? iL\lil*d »|I
l fir ff>-\ftlE i It*
0 1 mil
**i*lit »i
i%iiii li
.-»i*i«iin,il*« w ilt N r-* Y tii-k CT1>. F l v i n u
1 ••
a! Right* Midtcale’ ttiat tin taoti- r . i , m l iii<- •'(.it **t 11**.- l i i M ' j t f i i i t jM uiiffrtl t iilu t h e h d lii f m
1. tn t’-pst-ent» a <ommuiu y re- 4
In ’ *i* i*»i a iitt llt n r v**ni
VV i r
*111* HAntUit if th t M« t
jnn-.iltititi Itrndli t ..s»ertc today
r»rM h«*nt *1 un nitk4 i«
Jt. a jtrriis |ircpa.eU !()f .te Natioriiii C n T ifem ite of Bo u ; W ort
Otal tti«- vetrtaii* program w prviltrirtt Oh th e a b tirn *it lire Am et!
I lu ll
|t. '.Mt. In-
A u \ ihrit v
\
ih - ut
rah |ievp!e Sit mitXi II iiieallingfli
lu ll . I V
Tin*
♦.( tlu
train*
I, , r
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lut-st ’ 111111i Mt,i 1 11*1 - iMi lit ini
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j tii rx-mmatiori ni the
in !b r
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I'll,* b r< H lit, r littttiis :<!"*> 1 i*Vt‘a l i ‘*I ' t h i i t
t i l l ’ll b'<ull*t* w e | e I n liavt*
iMhfri n*«l nit I* h i s b l i 't i t T iu m a n
tluMI'g till* till)
Vithi
AM lcKH*it»i.iM«"v atitl
liiripl«Vt}* iMUPtbiM u iilt
M
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t t iln - * r r .
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h m M bfiitlurlHM itU.
Wh e n ll
riitfrtl. S lr r lm ^ n m a ilt* thi**
1»*‘m ark "I ilo n 't l»n«« alm iil
udi, itfnl ,tn iihkhlttiil «!t*|»«iit
|;,,.l
Ma t
22.
lr iin iiin ‘»
ItutiE ttnifrniui viiih the »**M-
li4*'-
tnri.i m i/utiint.
Me*v..
Jm
of Interference by Ihutiin »li!l
stood. The Ainhn<u>adnr wu* III
E v il c d to n M’nt at the m u m >1
table a t the re*|uci*l of the Ihllrh
delegate, Ur. Helen Van Kleffen*.
Aln ckjilnincd th a t linnlnn P r t
m ie i Ahmed Jav n m hud naked j M l S S
th a t the council drop th e iimllei
of the ' w ith d r n » a l of Soviet
troop* from Iran , However, he
added th a t hia instruction* said
nothing about dropping the emu
plninL of Suviut inlerfciimcu »*»;
Iranian affairs.
It* t\ II I. Mils t OSNOI.I.V
Karlier, the United S ta te s d e k
a gut*, Hdward Mtottinius, propo.ed
t htm.vmg an uttl-tarullltg pm
& th a t the world oryjaniration post* .........
____ iiiuatr. th* ■.■ngirig
g ia m __
«f nJO*l
pone action (in the Iran ian ^aae. hg*"the *U tc chauttuory. MuulnS u t t t n f u s spoke In1nic*nately fnl l 0 |P U L h £*hi.'d •;)«■ clifli' »f UK)
lowing the p resentation of a v
|p,( i.y
Mi*-t>lhe llre-e
T eh ran repo rt thnt all Russian w h ittle of th. Hattie Hymn
of
troops had left Iran hy May •’>
fl,.pu td,. • „ ,,i Kiwanlan* t.-i
lie said th a t Ihe Russian gov- |hvlt f(.ct rti
.............. „„ (,ui *
em in en t had made nn report 'an d (mni, ,|f
„t their -m et.
th ut the Iranian document was |,,K today, prim ipal
H erm an K.
incomplclr.
Morris httd rfiarg r of the proG reat Ilrilain hacked t h r United g ru m .
=_
S l l t e s . The B ritish delegate, Sir
We do ap preciate tin- singing
^ , A lcxnndor Cadoggn.
suggested very '•sill
frit “ Ideclared
IT'SI klWfltlifl
much.”
Ktwanis
f ' t l u i l the Security t'mmcli keep President J. It- Hull a . lie tltl*
the Iran
ian
case
un
Its
agenda
........ .. ,**’ * u " ;**. ‘“ m-"1" dress,*| the glee d a l .....I Ml**
until a complete report ha* been
«B1I,|
„ot *urmade on the situation In Iran. I
...... ..........ilt t.ark llie
The
Soviet
delegate.
A n d rei !'.rlM!'1 f1.11*1
, " . iM| .+1
Ytlll
G ro m yko, w»B al.sent. P re v U u sly , ,lu* " bU ‘"* .
1
■l« I ftll M»*
V p’ I I I U l l i n
Pltinc Wreckage Clings to.ltuildin^
I f . .Mltlmlf.l fill ailittlu t \y .ti MI
(trlieral Donald Wilson. cnilla J i - n n l n n i i i l i ' M i o h i n i l e f i n l l i d v Naie unOt-lMlii:* .cenlor.v from Seminole High Srllool were su<‘,d- <>l M ,i)„r
'
•rn
' . r . J . i . *„■ ninl'(Unj sm e ra l AAF I’CfC at Otlam:*, A nm Air Uaw „i th e monthly 1actual dem ons!radon held last
i n e d e c i s i o n « a s n i a o t . to*
m w attending were >inJt tn riiftit b i . k row*. David C Howard Ken M- l r t l t r r , m il F
day a fte r Iranian Ambassu M niw i.oiiri ii-iirj w Ruckivr W ,n /r It
■.*i \
. l i to rig h t lim it r o w tiny In
rin*>: ■ in stru c to i Mr t. K T ew
tt
dor Hussein Ain expressed cluutiti* F McWhorter Olcnn A U liggkk J . / K tt.itliin
Ji Pete J IJowrn
• S ta ll P hoto. O A A ll
t h a t nil Soviet troop* have left former naval combat flyer in fliWl* w o not prevent 1t»r Ihe picture
Iran. Ala told the United Nn- — ■ •
--------------Units Security Council today that ^
.
__
he believed Ir a n 's ease
......... ^ e m i l l O l e
U lC C
Ala a l ’o s t a t e d th a t no tui ahe kn e w the oiiRtiiul c o m p U in t
I
(J
Walkout of 250,000
Railway Men Slated
To He at 1:00 P. M.
Tomorrow Evening
Rulmus Melton Of
Mayo Is Appointed
Assistant Adjutant
NEW Y()UK, May 22. (/1*>
—T he United Nntioim jiecurity Council hint ittljminioil n fter 'tlocitlinv to keep
the Iranian case on its books.
The Council voted to pul
off fu rth er discussion of the
11
a
Rail Unions Submit Final
SENIORS ATTEND DEMONSTRATION
Hussein Ala Doubt
ful That All Red
Troops, Have Left
*** Iranian Territory
1
■■■ ■■■
Associated Press leased Wire
" "
JU»
rem ain
22, MS
W EDNESDAY. MAY
.5
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SORRY!
D rives Y ou M a d !
VOLUME. XXXVII
Sunilay Dinner from 12 noon to 2 :3 0 P. M.
Telephone 1200
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YOUR NEW CHEVROLET
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DEMVERY OF A L L THE MII.K YOU
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NEW SPAPER
S A N F O R D , FLO IIID A. M O N D A Y .
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Government Officials
Frantically Try To
Defuse Them Before
vi They Explode Again
M AY
20.
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Celebrates
WAMUNtiTON, May 20 . (A IM
— Kallrnad lirothrrhiHiil Iratlrn {
r*Id today they are making !**«•
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duled lor rhur>da).- Thr progr— ■ rep ort- » a s ‘ made by AU
. vaalry' Johnxton. prr«ldrnl » f
|h» llrnlhrrho'Ml ol L u n im ilitr
' Engineer*, aferr rm ifrrrnie with
labor advffti.r John Slrrlman.
A lto lik in g pari in Ihr run^ f e j m e r -a n A. K. Whitney,
hr^d of Ih r Irainmrn. I
.Vvioclutcd |’ rr*<*< l^ a in l Wire
DOG-GONE- HE’S JUST TINS BIG
Its
25th •Anniversary
,
+
Drastic Overhauling Of World
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President Says U. N.
Musi Be Successful:
Received Honorary
Law .Degree Todai
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W A S H IN G T O N . Mny-Mo.
(/P>— T I iohc tw o b ig Indu s*!
trial Unit' l.omlis— tiii- Tailroad and soft coni disputt'a
— are atill tick in g aw a y with
govcrn im 'iit officiiilN fra n ti
c a lly try in g to tlc-func tlicin aKfcHKJ’A llY OP I-A n on LewU .Scli»ellcnb.tcli 'Ic ltt calls hU oftlre alter 40-nilaute tnrcllng with Prmldrnt
b e fo re th e y go o f f again. Truman. John 1. la-wi*. U M W . chief, atul C lw ilc. O'Nrlll. mine o|irratur»‘ icprtwenlallvc. al the White
ep A d d in g to tin; nation's in Uouw la cenicr. the flr*t iralahftid ol truer coal reuclic* Chicago r-tiue heginiilng 01 coal »lrlke At iiglit,
dustrial benducho, two ml* Erwis tells rc|»»rlrr# lhal tin* miners u.ll.m- fund must yrl lin t muskier il ton « liiim iatioiu l Moiintl|ilioio*
itilioTol rnllroa.l nml conI .Illagreement* ure liegitming to
rlamor for attention. The lb non
operating hrothrrh'HMil
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liiigHiihcl from thr vntrinrei* mnl
trainmen who nlrvnily have •howii
* how they could painlyre thr
country — were e*p*ctr«l l" !">• ,
nounce t«<lay the rc.ult. ol u 1
"trike vote in their wage diapute.
Presidential Food Envoy Recommends Broad
fn New Y’ork. the hard coal
yVninfr* an.I operator* continue to
International Food Administration Tn
bicker over a new contract - Chamber
'President!
with only II <luv< left to evert
Hasten Production And Food Supply
a potolblr walkout In thr anthra
Speaks At Jewish t
cite mine* of Penniylvnnia.
\V.\SIIIN«;Tn.N. M.iv 20. «/T>
Community Center
Thr adniinictratlon ha* until
lloit*«'ii ||.H»ve» i «mIh .v called f••!
4:00 I*. M. Thurnduy to cet the
n slin-tn
*•%ei hiinlioi;
of
the
To Run Railroads
engineer* and trainmen lo agree
An era of expansion uml pirn
kiciM iu*lii i.it famine lit utiri'd
with the railroad* on a wage perity for Hanford wits predicted'
(Itnl .1 In --i.) inlet nutiotiiil foo.1
settlement if the country U I" Friday evening id on nddrrs* al
nilminiviin> ntii l*r -el up
next
NO
T ruman Summons U. S. People
Sanford Rotary
R !
K.
It \ \r%Mi • M J. I
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II.i
f) it.f Mi I li«\ nr*
M I ni v4»•" .n.l In •• . nil • I
(• i■i‘ I, .Nalllntd J.* 4* at-* iii''
ft. *irl|. i.tKHiillr the Snnfn».| . Iln
|" f*.| .ml ••».%
•<v •Hmih' i** •»•••» ,
Il
1 1me «.n*l the*# yy#..Il 4 i»lit i .then than »i**w. nml
11 • f I.,* -ei mn
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t f ,m.| si.l.fi. I tli.it iii.ini .*1
t ftu
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th" • v%)|n v* e»,* heir Pirn b *»•
and l* Mil
«ddi# hem tug in •«
• nice died
I1IF. WOULD WAS A III EAK I’ lAC K tin a lllr Totmm gelt of IV rn it i -fate •• cle
i .-' in
ilrlmnL*
P t e - e n lin e -uflie » t t le »e »l it ie Dlieu tin* pltnio «i is taken II* le t hi. Ilillr |m I ,iih I fud m-,»i )•• 1 ugli \\*-»|..e-sdji \
Mi |.ri -•»*• 1 y idnnr.
mil low bit hint As a l.i,(
he turned up h' the i\\
ihmiikI 1I.
* '• ue t lie • « iii.i*'tfi*r
rtjtf-tir* nn the Itt.i 1 Inh" M
af»|*rol
nit! |uihefit .ill) iiupifii'y’I
M er doi you Dud .1 Utile Juk »• tjtj? JHun- I•*•4i. -kid l*i 11*it 1f * i V\
|.
,nd lllllt •*! flu* 2 l i h . l ' t l l
A mciji' iit lulrr jCd«nrd I ' p look the tntv^iiiK pup from beiui-d hh* Sn\ *• . It
•44*« I* »V4
••fa1 ■
tor mImm 4 n( the SilllfnlNl 4‘lllb. I
lie span'll a treimportation tle*up. the Jewish Community ('enter hy
I SrptemU*f «•• -pertI up tin* pro- )., • duel, while ..f tlie iw l i a d r
iu. R and 11«mim A llrtpptne
\% ft utihniiiMleil •Intel luttonal Hmir ttpijidn'
I
A t lea*t until President Trumnti II II. Coleman. pre*|dent of the
simln.i i.f f.M»«l Mini hn«».lle the HI* t.rI-« nf the I Ii luinlii 1 lull null
!f
gfee t.
t, I»ack
hark from Miuouri
Missouri late to
to- Seminole
County
Chainlx'i
of
di^ti il*i.i44.|. *if «ll|.|dt«M
t» . lunr died
(tilunih) Him hi***’
0 1 ('oinnierre.
ld ay, everything ilrptndeitI on the
11<h.v<*i iiih'Ic hir reciiiimiritilie
1 k irter
-till »rtive^
|
-sistant, Dr.
“
* * j Speaking u » the subject, 'l-ook
hi* n»*i*tant.
John
linn- tiNlwy in \Vi»-lnt»yttn. ut i\ut
I f»**4f
H-’ Kteelmim. lie shuttled helwren lltg Ahead iq Sanfoiif,’’ after Ire
nr •e*-»on of n •pec«nl n»h f< rd ha-' iiiily t vmi Inland.. ra U*
i ). •111
t.. Ihi S.info d club
lu.th ,U e*. trywiu tn -build up< a Ing Jhtroiloce.1 l>y Frank Shame*.
frreiue on W4ii|«| f.tiNl neesU. Th* everal nu
M* I*
i.tni.h
Nl *
NVy- mnil. N»(hu
favorable atmosphere for anuthrr Mi Coleman it*»eiteil that a pri
confeirncs* i *• undei |hc itu-pirrIt
1 llo lly . whiftt
confab between the disputant*. mary fartor of Ihi* prosperity
.if thi> I niiisl Null*.it* F.m**! no Vow e l1 *
NnnfiHit • •- e i'*
a iiiimiIhm i >
The hone uml expectation in Would l»e .the -ettleiucnt here anil
TL’ flt llltlili »*» RIH'lfMt i*»n
Ml
Washington 1* that this concilia rlsrw’here in Floiida of many
•the IHhiud i ilid*. ilirltidiue l":«nl *
.lid
.,|a
lliMivn,
ju^t
Imrk
fioin
n
(
mu*
tory moml might have arrived servifemen and theii families who
iStlne iind Nixon Itdtl.
♦ ....
•-•
nf the v%ut 1d*w fmnllie urens, rid
(*ntu I>idme in- iiddrePfi, Mi I
todav.
had trained hrie mill found the
•
I
While the dramatic develop- stale a pleasant year around
hi- hlea nf (he iitlti iiAlhmul fn**" paid hi);h iiifaili* to ihe Saidniil i
»e« wmit. lb i»
liuii ut I la* f
inents in the railroad <|uurrel place In which to live "liecailsi-'
organisation, lie said it *h>ml I . club un.l its work for Sanford.’
tt'pail tint.'*! I" p*. ••fl I 4.1 • iln*
he hrimd enough to take over "\Y„
ilMi v.m arc Itic t«-,t
temporarily over.hadowed the coul the climate surpasses that of
t.t
1
. )*4.\ *...• |M4 •
Ihi* fiwi.l and ngiirullurc n clivlli." f.-U.. j„ ,t„ . %
tic said •'!", I
1 ^*ltu *tld n , there i* no lessening any state in thr union.”
.1 \( »Y I *\ \ I I I I
M.
II*
nn- • nf
Ihe
United
Nations
un.l
It.
your
...mn
antv
ha.
twen
u
i.i.'lv
* Ig o f official concern In that quart
lie pointed nut that another
-It.
I mmI
I lief Admlni-ltatiou, I In lliili-i
iirncfiO'.l il.'nngh y u t
n r '
er. The soft r » * l trure— uml it i* primary
fartoi
in
Sanford's
I It.
|M
Mf . I ...?
la *In.
|I'anuilian Aincricun ' n o t h i n . I
y r n ,v
, ,.rut|,..| , liu. Mai' v
liv no mean* u 100 percent armis future growth is it’ .enter of
Fond
llmird.
nod
all
•»(!»»•»
ml«
tice— hn. until Saturday to run. the state location in 'hr St
i Stevenwbn * nine l>«*t•* f*‘»**i
j t.uttnm .I
»«•■* lbn» d4*111 '»
Pretty
to 100,000
mlper*
Penn->» • 4 » imik f
d*
Johns Itivn
with u 'ich
----/ close
*
•
■"'.IIP
»11WX • vulle\
»M««1
1
fin..!
.
.|
U
t.
III!
(If*
»•*
nil
»
still are on strike, the innjofit) agricultural
hack ...iintiv
its
ImDIIc • • * I •»••*. y* n- I lie tin *
III!
Hull.
of them in* Pennsvlvania.j natural navigable water ...nnecIpretldctif ••! Ihi- Siiuf*'i'l • lab .»»» I j
Prcsumably the next step will tjon* with the ocean and it*
hi* « mi
Ih ILtlph Sirven. v* < j
VY,l|
!4
♦
|l I Ml* t"
• 1 Flnlhp 11 •• .......... . 1 Ii. 1'4'tilH
he uii attempt by Mr. Truman excellent highway, taili.uid uml
:i Ia*» a . hnitri iniiuU i
Ihe it.d*
«4 ' «
I'll I It 1.4 I ' l l '
I't.MI'i til'd I .. In 1 'mil Yl\ 11•Y•' I | ,1, III. 'lip , (••)» I • 'I I"
to anangc u new meeting wi'h airport facilities. The ihunnel in
W.
1m n ofI mill >* Mil nut t:i"wiH al 1
| (
1 rnl> of '
dim •evcrely >fin. k*'.| llfl l 111••till* 4*| fit •"tl-IIIIM'l ,** -11t*l \V«I
ipih w
John b. I.«wis and Charles O’* the river will soon have u depth
V IIIIIIY .-Y I " i m i l
I.**
1he
rhutccii (In i. "Ig a n .n d |^ (|i.f l ,,
............ .. ,|„ light IIII Ml I \YiImhK Ihlff'l4*i of ll*t
#onn
lliiwdiil !• i JiitklnlHl, l.akf K«'»ii,,
Neill, the upokeBman far Ihe b l- 1o f 12 feet In-tween Sanford nml
Ml I .41 t K**»i
i*y,,coi. (.v...gr Knight, wi.,,,., m .
;|I1), llk,i„
H ..„.d«i> •«lx« Stub I aiitifiV \|atki*<
1(4 i m i"a . 1*4.1 l».l
tumlnou* operators. Tbr Rhadow |Jacksonville, he predict^!, uddini;
U r .I
Mf i:
•
Sltven- nu t in h lance lim
„t • |f.
|.. V while day
| I'tt-lre.
'
I 4 I•Ytlll4ll.il* pi »
. ing ihe , uf lei m*
I0 n f druht hnnic* no heavily over |that "w e have every umurance
M.MY ••«.
i *•* •••!« Iy l»4')?4 ItII*• lit, 1(1 tlll'l .4
n tt ui|;
w it h
r i o : k i o i i t i i a h m v f ir,t w ,,ii,i w » . *mi .miurrii *•.
this picture, that both *idu« neem thnt the next Itivnr* uml llnrborj
i: • i.’ t .
»
;t abb
"lr
ill
• .i
in 1.11............ ........ .
tn l»e reconciled to irovernment \Dill will include $41H),000 fur the Kxecutive Vlce-Prttldfni **l Hi** ,N .i a i ' a n , « . . . » .
Yl i i.
nil
*
.....
•
ho
»
’
•
•
l
1
Chicago.
Milwaukee..
Bt
Paul
and
)eixure «»f the *oft coni ininrq ndditifinnl depth •ml util U> up
- . .Hi ,
I’ l,
' liailr. I.. Dolton. _M, 'o f
addition Io the
Steve"
f **«•1 life .
I.- . . at.
II.
.......................
Pacific
Railroad
Company
du
irlr*
ii
.•
by the middle of the week.
proved by CongrrM wtlhm the
i
II
If* I •*-.'• t to
Snnfonl. Fla . a |,aiaD,,o|u-, with and t'ol Knight «••>.• Ii-lr.l
I.l
I ..
Y. . .
,
|
H.——
Buford
njined
X11 five
I .» X hi
.i.m n--—-— tabovel
- *-ht» be«*n
four or
mntifhWith rritiral duya ahead far next 1«»UI
11
.1 lII4'I'***I i |*'| »., ,.|a
Mr. H ig g le «
Mr H..||\, s l»
\|. I'l.dlu.
•.
it,. 4.( >1 *•s
I
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.
,
,,
,
<
.I*
1
.urn
1
federal
manngrr
of
(hr
uiilftndi.lHt*
llih
Airlwane
I«ivtM«*ii
1American industry, the Senate
• . I ••(»
\1
( hn-t
I (*
Hull It•• Iniv«l it ili
1-1. a in.
The approprintiun for i I'M.'HU)
nf P ,«n te ,„ T .„- I . . . ........
. _____ r...
,. ,
1
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•
han yonr hack In deluitinR n Intxir for the 10 foot dcpll, 1 rcrived aeited by order of President Tut set ving *i. a duvet f
.if : !•*• • ••
IlfAR,
liiin rt. S *• -(i i
man
T
h
r
appointment
»-,s
m
i
*
w.ir
»
•
•
pal-) . I til'd II l, I t il I • »•
disputes trill.
Democratic Scnu presidential approval in Washmg"»P *•• *
'Ii
, " 1' holaet
I.’ YY I’ im . im,i .
'.d ,
.
.
• i • , • u*
"t Mittm lllllt- Infant
Inftinlr)
ut
I 111* i ei
,1
(or Wallet ticorgc uf f.m r g ia . . * |tun two weeks ug«. lie -ual I" ' byr J MtHiroc Johnson, dun
f)
at
.......... MVi-eli and • Uni"- 4 Hi m i ,
II.
•l r*
Mil. |
J
' • |Htlie
O
ffice
of
Defciur
Ti.in-t»>i
i
•
(■a.
ao afraid that tin* whole thing told of the sueccosful iran-pwrl
-i
I.
lion.hit
j
Ollit'i
,
hni
let
Iiii'iida'i.
wert*
-„i.
(lie |‘ ■
•
• In* •• • t •!
.
iInternational 8onnd|»lu,ti"
may wind up in a general 'trike, by air to western and imithern tlon.
, j* 11*..II*I#'I 1*4»4*»|»*‘»| I YVlIP lent
Doit, n wa- imlitcU-d "do
l m„ 1||,„„.,i I,. Mi Ilium" .»» .... I,,
d
t••• •• 1 »••< I ..I i ft.*
. •
of
vegetable
plant*
. that hr demanded today that the murki'ts
• 4- . 1,14.4 1"tl ••! • 1444**4«l.
Am i) at la m p tlluudnig ami Join- Rgunnllat. D I. Tilt a-lu-i. \Y '
er»e,| i »i *
c. I thr pal...............
all ooper- '*■•
I'n
i:t,
11*14 Hill, II
^iS «n atc meet day and night until grown i»v John Hell and gladiulns
I Ia)
I)
i •* Mil
•• «•*%•*••• »•"»'. -4. (In*
..........
t
Di.lln.r. Ml
II
*' | Jim (Ml - IJ.ldl ,| lh.lt Y%*• •••II I
lie qualified as u tiooprr anil *»•*, III. l'lllf<Rt«44). Ml. Illnl)i4(4, nit iri t r iifn n l ) i- i igM -ImmiLLt ,
it paxxea restrictive legislation grown hy William Kirehhoff.
-"H ,jf di-D 'l'-,H "" ‘
,
|,„tt ,,,, t ls i,..,
i
joined the l l l l i Aitborne Division, Mr. NrwuiKM, Mr. Kry nml
on th* union*.
Mr ’ (niv.l.-.l ilm»n liu
right leg and reach .... .
Future uae o f the Sanfi»rJ
„ „ i.iganixillloli of
Jan. 4, iitlti.
lie went* tho Yowell.
ll«4 uU«4 rnlleil uttrntn n ;lltt ti luudc mii »*»
t»n,,( hit* f•M»t urrang' imlil wlo.li « ill Cillici n- |,h1
Naval A ir Station facilities as 0
dure III.' nuniU'i of hand, thr .m'h p
. . .....................
Asiatic Pacific Ititilion with one to the 22 yrar( «»f prrfrct Mtten- j !•» the |mle
»q*eiUl"( •
I!.i....
. iitl.i
iiinatrtif
commercial nirtmrt, location tlicrr
wIiMi inti.liirl • |i.iI* f t.uii (tn1 |*l
battle Star, the (haul Conduct dinre o f Hr. A. \\ K|»|n» xlnre
l*el II* fill *)l»ll "igankscl
o f a large ulhl* schixd with
a » iI*i8« rnniei*»i) *M»ki)ig
- Itilihon, tin- Victory Medal, and liv betaine a member in l!»24.
1,000 students, use o f Naval illtImiu .»«•*!• I lie nl*l |*ole ••••»ke toe miifiii.il |.i .m|ik «‘ i I*. Mu* liltmiutt* ,.,„.*i gfo. ) ....oitoiioi. ai ,.»ti io t him.
C*Ol)R)llll«‘l ' 4.| ut* lllli I e| v;t I is ill > of dl-a.tel. it wa. ..loi.anutil lo
tin- Pirsiitintial Citation.
en iary facilities bv the FetnahlMr llnync*
lhal I he* rl«il»! rid (t t. .*I ••»nt»cll*\ Hirowmg a
'Ttn r tiv f iiHiw m "-'- " —— ' I — —
His father, Mr. Jiinici L'liatliu w|| - pre-rotn t—with—Ife ehwrler l ♦mnrt~*,er i*ver Hi* -HfwtMrrv timl LBilUiO il'C “ *44l" ft*
aughton Memorial Hospital, and
i
l
l
.
,
R
im
Kpeedc
Wat-wWjwife
•I'd | | If body of I tie Ymeltcau
u»* uf buildings fnr nnmml fxlr
Di lion, icmiIcm at linn. Fienrn oft May 10, 11*91 by John Tillliei pul I mi him hmne f ••••»• ihe liigl! leriiir.h ii i. t.ikr nt)l«•( tli
of
Henry
M.
Watson,
died
Sun
Reilly
l.engtie.
fiutioMnl
displays were cited us future pro.
I'iiili
A ve.
i KNllNUnl 4144 r »a * **» *
............ wnr, whrlviipon in* -ltd p riir ir p ti'>i’fit4‘«| |t\ film! *nlt
ject*. He declared a radio station day morning in Atlanta, tia
limply down the pole. He ie- o f (hr |«4'*'huf. |*4*iluifiq ** ittuiM a --"t intion of radio unultetii •
August Rinaneh, 04. i)l*d early for Sanford is to become n
Mra. Watson was utt active I
Fnltlriii fnuii !hiHi
M i (htwsou's it- lgnnm.it. whirl,
niaincl
conscious.
A
passing wofk .it I
odtatun)*y morning at hit home reality, and that hearings for an member o f the First Presbyter
IVraiinally. I ilitb’! m i f enrrie. I !•• title of eme^geni'V
luoton-t i ushed him to krtimltl- n h jjlf'
« * t EB44 Sanford Av*nu* after a application with the FCT have Ian Church o f Sanfonl, and of
t " t'aod together
Idiiighlo'i Mcmmlol II " p i t a I by Ullilf Ipl'IHAm Ip |l|tKT‘ • 4l.i , iMitdiu.|>"
long Mines*. II* cam* to Sanfonl !>een successfully concluded.
I ••mDn 4te-s| On I'ngr *»I t
m em ls't? o f tbe .iniuleor radar
the Sanford Carden Club Hhc is
where lie was given emergency
10 month* ago from Detroit,
service in til- comnmmt) to in*rtreatment hy Dr Orville llaiks
survived by her husband, Henry
Mich. lie w»s lioni Doc. 8, 1881
fret arrangements for emergrtrry
uml Di • K. Park, III- condition
M, Watson nf Sanford, one sis
in Vlipuri, Finland.
ratiio .onimunicati«o by ham. in
wa- lo'luy dc-cribed l>) D' llaiks
Ho I* survivrd by the widow,
Frank
l„
Miller,
former
munici-*th4
424th
Infantry.
Vour
son
ter Mra. Ora Wallace of Atlanta.
tlie event of >nturul ib-a-ter- or
ns fairly -utisfnetory. uml i»lMr*. Lomnl Riuanon of Sanford;
was mv Commanding Officer. We
0a„ on* brother, Clarence Sm-cle pal judge, recently received
jo llie r emei gencte- 1rr n'ldition I*'
Ihougli amputation of "n r too
went
into
coml>oj
together.
Ilo
two daughlor*. Mr*. Mario J«r
letter
from
Sgt.
John
W.
Spell
of Stone Mountain, (ia. and one
I use of nnrmnl .talion equipment
Hi , ,nerr--ai)'. Dr. liaikft was of
rinen of Drummond l*tand. Mich.;
nephew, Willard Wallace of A t man Jr. of Iloslun, Mass., n wo# certainly one of the bravest the opinion thut the foot could
Hlx rIff Charles Hand ami Puller working from commciriul power,
Mra. Kiri Onnola of Detroit;
nephew nf. Cardinal Spellman, man I have ever s.een. He was n
Mra. J. N. Robson Jr. i* con* lanta.
Chlel Hoy O. Williams, together amali'tit
slntionistng
self
four ton*. David of Now York, fined In th* hospital at Fr*dand an ihupirin. leader he -a w l.
Service*.will Ik- held In Atlanta praising the gallantry In action gallant
Mr Phillips relu n w l ln-t Jan with Herbert Htimtholf. Hbrrlll powered ludio tran-mitting and
'
had the complete tr^ut ami
of tha late Capt. Frank L Miller
N. Y.s Robert of tho Merchant •rickabiirg, Va. with a fractured
llaml's twphew. teturiwd Sunday receiving equipment arc needed.
—Marine; Norman of Detroit, Mich. vertebra resulting from an au'o* at 11:30 A. M. Tuesday, durial Jr. under whom he served in the faith o f his men. He never fa l uary t» itie company service •veiling alter a 3.2*0 tnlle trip lo
I*r.
A K.K.I-. Emer. . . Dawson,
............. a. ..
*J%nd Anton of Sgnford, «ev*r»l moblla accident which occured trill b* In the family plot at European Theater In Company C tered. he led the Company and after Ihice years o f service with Aina!ilia, Texas, where they had gency I ’mirdlnator. will call meetthe Senltes. including IK mouth*
ndchlldtrn end two aUtor* in Sunday afternoon near that city Atlanta beside her mother.
a f the 484th Infantry. 106th waa out in front all the way
motored lo bring back nn arrested |ngs of amateur*, establish com
until he was hit. It wa* a d iffi In Ihe Aleutians anil U ter ser negro known as Fred 1^-c Curry nron
Division.
when Mr. Rob'on, who had b*«n
operating pimcedures. and
vice in the Pacific area. He live*
"Punaral Mrvlco, for Mr. Rt.- on a buying trip to Naw York
Mr. Millar said that hi* atten cult task In make him leave his
tegular
drill
periods
with lii- wife uud daughter at Who III 1033 had N-en indicted' uirange
unkn will bo hold Wedn*»d*y
tion had been directed tn ait command.
Raltimor*. wat returning to
Irere by a grand Jury on a charge I when Ihe '•haiii-' " personal sta••Th# Inst I saw of th* Captain 8632 Sanford Avenue,
afternoon at tho Erick»on Funer- Florida together with a brother
article in the New Yurk Herald
of breaking and entering
I tlon- may lie moliilluHl under
ot Homo with the Rov, W. P. and alaUr-Tn-law. The latter wax
Tribune which in turn had re was at he wa* twing evacuated
Tlie olflcer* lell here last TUes simulated emergency condition*.
Drook*, Jr. officiating. Interment reported to have tuffered a fra .*
ferred to an article by Sgt- to the Battalion Aid Station,
W E N T IIBRK (IN I.K .W P.
day morning uiul upon arrival at Ills duties ulso include liaison
will ho In Evergreen Cemetery.
Spellman which appeared in Tha boiing him nt the front wa* a
Chief Petty O fficer Ralph I.. Ft. Worth, Texas, tound that the planning with the local chapter*
lured hip.
A motion picture entitled “ The Boston Collets Stylus ami which groat blow to us all. I can readily
Went of the United State* N avy flood waters of the previous day o f Ihe American Red Urns* an I
Detail* of th* accident are lack
ike” will b* ihown at
HARDIN DI8CHAR0RD
o f the terrible .casualties o f understand how you must have errive.1 in Sanford Saturday for caused by a storm lud abated con other relief agencies, u- suggest
ing
at
the
preaent
time,
but,
ac
7:80
o'clock
Tueaday
evening
at
F M I/c William D . H ard in .
th* 106th Division aa .It faced fe lt In losing such a wonderful a visit with his family who re siderably. according lo Chief W il ed in the working understanding
I ll, Knt*rpr!*c. ha* b*en cording to word recaived by 11. the meeting of Seminole Chapter greet odd* in the Betti* of the
side al
I OK Fast High teen th liams. and U *7 were able to pro th*
A R R I.
Emergency
Corps
L.
.Perkins,
business
partner
of
Farmer*
at
th#
school
lily
discharged by
tho
again.*-- the Carmans. Mr,
“ All your Utter* have of roun* Street. C.P.0. Went is currently ceed. He.
has wnn
with
the n
national
head
declared uisi
that uicy
they kept
lie. aeciarxxi
erps. nas
«o «n * i
Mr.
Robson,
the
men
were
not
8lat*a Navy at th* Naval
i to 8gt. Spellman
' ill Red
attention. 1 thought on a 30-day leave from hi* dotles the prisoner securely tisndculfeil! quarter* • of .|he American
injured
to
any
extent.
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Dawion,
n*l Separation Center In
"7
and rtceivi a copy of th# Stylus,
I,
1st you read the article with the Navy In the Pacific. - and had no trouble with him. I Cross and other, agencies. Liaison
Seminole Farm Bureau President conUinlng tha
i* article. He wrote
t°_ Ul
Curry faces trial in circuit court. |will be established also with
M, L. Cullum and Semlnol# High again on May 8 and received the before getting in touch with you
Sheriff
Hand
had
an
interesting,
local
protective
services,
such
•»
personally. If there la anything ‘ C O IlM l.Y IS DISCHARGED
S c h o o l Agricultural Instructor following reply:
WOODS IS DISCHARGED
time visaing cattle markets In fire and police department*.
that
you
think
I
may
do
to
help
Alas R. Johnson have highly re
"I have just received your
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MAM 3/c Chart** E. Gormly, Texas, and Chief Williams was I
commended this picture which Utter of May 8, IB46 and am ao you, please permit me to do so.”
TO M E E T T O N IG H T
show* the necessity of using min happy that you received th* copy
Mr, Miller added In comment til, 11)01 Magnolia Avenue, has much Interested In seeing wheat
for the first. Ume. aLsol Hanford l/ »lge No. 87, 1
or fertiliser elements such a* of tho “ Stylus" •that I sent to lha| his eon was "believed to have t>ecn honorably discharged from harvested
Ufa In an air raid.on the United Blale* Navy, accord Uia huge combine used , fo r tills will m»et at 8:0o o'clock . lh l»
yop. I shall be only t
__ where he bed lieen Ing to information received here work. Tlicy reported that Texas evening in regular session. A l
a copy to-your
and net daring the Battle today frpm the N*va| Peisonnet, roads werr good and that, th e , members and visiting tut mbs
are invited to attend.
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Separation Canter, JacktonvlIU, jieoplo were very friendly.
August Rissanen,
64, Died E a rly F
Saturday Morning
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BOTH AND SUMMERLIN
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Fight On Famine Urged By Hoover
ChiirlCaS Dor ton Is
iv-**
Servinur In Japan
SATUHDAYI
Ju*t
o
T a x ( o m m ille e T o
M eet
In O rla n d ii
On W e d n e s d a y
.1. B. Phillips Is
Severely Ibirncd (
Bn Power Linost
T IL t .Y O U G E T D E L IV E R Y OF
Today, whan you need detf/ad
lervlca m oil, il pays Io com# to
Sarvica Headquarter* to havo tho
work dona. Add month* and mil**
Io th* Ilf* of your car—and M p
h k—p your car *afa—by having
our iklllad mechanic* giv* R a
thorough service check*up at regu
lar Intervals. They do top-notch
work, using quality tools, quality
parts, quality materials. See us
for repairs or adjustments today
: : s members of Am erica's finest
automotive sarvica organisation;
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Wilson Says There Is General Resentment
At (iap Between Price Furiner (id s
And Amount Paid By Housewives
SEE US T O D A Y KEEP YOUR CAR SERVICED AND
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n
W E A T IIh U
|»*irtl\ •lowly al'i. imalri *!•• %uuU Uirutirli
I u. m Ijv t \ i p: tol aftt'MiSAJt) .41*.I «)P|tlll||
UitiiHlt i'l»im i*f'
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Line In Distribution of Produce
C o ve r your flo or* in
beauty. S fv n i beautiful
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T R U C E C O A L ’ MOVES A S NEG O TIATIO N S C O N T IN U E
Coleman Sees
Prosperous Era
For Sanford Area
Simmon* W h ite Knight
M a ttre tie * and Brnutyre»t Box Spring*.
M
c
Established l!>08
Time Bombs la
industry Keep
Clicking Today
MAYFAIR INN
6 to 8 :3 0 P. M .
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It’» alw ay* w i»c to m ake reserva tion * and lhu»
avoid ili»appointm ent.
W hen S k in T o r t u r e
TH E
To Protect the Pe*c* of Mi. Worldi
To Promote the I’rofrrae of America;
Te Produre I’roapfril/ fur Sanford.
P le a ie accept our lin cere » p o lo g ie i i f you w e r o ^
among tho»e w ho w ere u nable to g et a table
at the m idday meal last Sunday, M other** Day.
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I IF. Ill: MY .VfrriKIKb lhal IX aim J _
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tf. ffutat tII lr l.a« l.ern lht« day
ItUd raalnat >ou in Itir Flreult
i ‘outi of Srrnlnolr t'ounly. In Cli.in*
frr> « l Hanford. Ftnrhta. It* a e*rXtin Mltvr r nl II lrt|. plaintiff
Andfrw J llarvrt *i mI . drfrnd.ml». ami I lie dratrlpflou of Ihr
ich I ••fair drverlhft In u l'l «od
la mn foMoWa
flat a liottl# nf.alalnleaa. pnwarfut,
or nrtittt ltii( Muona’a Idnriald till,
latl » of IIIih h h, f.f T'rr l«
’ri,* %rry first Appllrutlun ehouhl
In »hr I *||y of Hoiiford. Floihla.
alia ) uii « omfortlnir frlh r and u
tut it tjliiu lf» I'laf* tlirrrof iluly
frw ah..»t Uratmrnta fonvlncr y*fu
if-.ordr«l In I'ul.lle Mrtt.r.U t.f
that
>uu l.aor at la*l found tl.rw
HrMinntr f'..uiil), Florida, and
war to uverrom# tha into na* 11%»•!#•«c
|,rine a plot of land 44 ’•» frr|
ami ttuiiM i
Mofinr'a Finrral.l* oil
V-.ifh nn*l Mouth, amt II* fert
la raay and almplr to u »r- Krra«rla<*i and Wraf, fronlinu on
jraa —• alalnlraa — reonomh al —
llfdly
Avenue and l.rlwrrn
uromopa hfull nr Aak for Mouue'r
Third Mail Fourth Hifr» I ■
Ilili* raid Oil. HallafArllnn or trtotiwy
yiil* ANI» F A* ’ll OF YoF AIIF hack —good Urugclsta cverywheir
FI ItTIlKft NffTIFIKI* ffial yi»h
In Unity TTiere Is Strength—
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Aiiiiitciir Opunilors
Ena Speeds Watson
Died Early Sunday
Morning: In Atlanta
Cardinal Spellman s Nephew Praises
Action Of Capt. Miller In Combat
Hand And Williams
Koturn From Texas
Mrs. J. N. Hobson
Injured In Wreck
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: THE 8A JgO,RP HERALD, HANFORD,- FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Safely in the W a ter
r. Kauhtuk.e in ieea
•skitafc-e
u ii,
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"LOCCf WELD.
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• l’oinling out. ten precntitiong which should be Inkj'it
lt.v eycryono gtiiitg into tho water. Wnrren Smith, YMCA
athletic director, adds significantly thnt everyone should
learn to swim. The list of counties* drownings among per
sons who never learned to swim strongly indicates ihul
merely not going swimming is no adequate safeguard.
Too many boys who enn’t swim go sailing, canoeing
or
rowing.
Too ninny more fall into the water from
naUan. Mauarr
docks, bridges, or large boats. Too many go wading in the
A
• c a a c a im o x iia t r i
<cfyO
raraki* i# * < »• »• • . „ ocean, only to step into a hole, get dragged out to sea
€3
by the undertow.. ,Hy„ fnj'. tjie best precaution pgnlnat
,sssc<hi ? . = : • drowning
is to leant hotf to swim \*ell, and then observe
4 k#
ik.
ST# M«tk<
k.M the following rules:Tear
1— Never go swimming alone. Even n good swim
Ur
, All ekllaMrr a.llrr#. »»r4« a* mer can get into trouble-j-nnd if bo is aioge, there will
Lb|H'lk».
«wd M(*fflrr« *»*
} » i« t | i l a w t l i «.r Ik. # « # « . cl be no one to aid hint or go'for help.
n W u I..##. Mill k. fla iirC f«»
*U— Never go swimming at an unguarded spot. The
pi na#l#r *l(l* < l«la » r a l«.
safest swimming places.nrc benches, or pools adequately
/ UlaaA StnaMWr
ttv*#. I la.-. n a » n * " li TW H»|aM protected by skilled lifeguards. The riiost'Rnhgcrous are
Ik. *aila*#T I»|I4 P> p4*tlll-l"#
Office. P i. M.lPlpi.r* l» lk» l * « - docks, piers, river banks or other ungunided spots.
M of |l«a Ip Ik* rmmmlrr " l i t
g— Never dive into strange waters. You don't know
■H tilfal k.pAppprt.rp Ip €■*#•••
<_
what is on the. bottom and mighl crack your head oi\
»P4 « » " 1 «k T V I l n iU It p ip.ipk»» pI Tk» hidden rocks, get pluck, iq the mud or him into other
tsprUIpp l '» w nfclfk u n i l . dniigers. Slip Into*strange water carefully and explore it
..Ir *pihl.4 i» Ikfee ” *
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MkllcPlIPP
« " « ■ 4U.#lfk»- before doing any (living.
0.411.4 I . l« pc
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Don't
show
off
in
the
writer^
f
i
h
t
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■Majty
„ an Innocent
11.4 Ip Ikl. e#r?v
•M41I.4
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-ailak.4 k»0lp. jmirik Jms hud fatal result*.,
•■kllak.4
utiltil particularly If in deep water I r
ia#
i..«4- p ,«a
All Hpfcl. I" ..ppkll.pilpp -I •#♦- or swift currents. Beside*
Itin* being dangerous, a showoff. is
rial 4ltp-'< k». k ...I p » . »
pr.,4.
___ afmoylng to oilier swimmers
limit and spoils their ftin..
' .V^Dliii’t alteni.pt n
a 1h’seut* unless you are a strong
MONDAY, HAY 20. 1316
jnrir lives'are lost becniise weak
Awlmmeh Evchy* year mhtlj'
— swimmer*’
noble impulse* Jjvercome_____-r-r
their* -Jql*t
dLscretlnn.
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i —HID Lit vFrim-. FOR TOpAY
H-plf you have been exercising or working, be sure
BVKN IN t i h ; LABORATORY Io cool (iff before [dtinglng Into cold water. Cramps re
MKN MOST UK HUMBLE OB sult froih Jiver-exertlon or sudden changes of temperaS T A T E N E W S B K i E P S
THEY W IL L
NOT BE UK; tUrb.
WARDED: If my
‘ hall
7—
Don't
rock
the
boat.
This
is
oM
advice.
Inti
it
is
Jjumhlc themt.ivis nnd pr»y mv*
f a W lllA R f ) rONNDLt.Ta:
rooliiig arodnd In & Finn11 boiit'br canoe is
acck my- foco* TnFii will I nrm still solihd.
from hfUM-n, ni)ti v^lll fotgivi* a freilUeht cjUise of nccldbilts. If you can't swim, stay
The 1!• 10 irmiliiatlnir rlui* o f .tone# ranting -)n «l,e
from
their tin nml will heal ih.u out of Mjinll
mall bunts.
l
l#nd.—11 Chron. " :It .
-|Mv s
f trict aHcniio]
attention to all warning signs. They and to boy*. The *31 queetlon punched hale* tn walermeluna.
wbFc not put up by busybpdies, but by authorities who i # .......
The temperature dropped from
91 degree# at 2:00 |». M. to 77
SMALL SON .
had
pchtnhnl sniety
safety in
Don’t go beyond
no your porstmai
tn tnlhd.
mind, won't
neyot the
(From The W#*hlngton I'oatl
drgree# at 4:90 o’clock according
Spt-'dhini;
at
the
Southern
Rap
iTe
llmju
marked
by
rope*
or
other
boUndrtrfes.
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He i* io little he cult -run
Otnvenllon in Mlcml WcJpf*- WWill'll
il
9—
Hwhtiming or rowing with tiie tide or cur ti»t
Beneath the branch.* ill the aim,
ilny wm the 2* year old Rev.
HU red gold tallne## nut #o tall rent, kcepiii
keefi'l Jnlnd that ll will be "uphill" and twice the U r on Clifford o f '■’ hllywooil,
A# the bright lichen on the wall; work ctiming
i* back.
CnllfornlH whu drrlnrrd that hla
#.4 *»4 .r a)
l a a f t r i >rl#ri4#
111 Ui i h II. A n # M
t i l i n l ■■ H f«iC tl###
iM a h r ST. 141*. at Ik#
nilVw
H taaf.rC. r’lorliU. aaCn Ik. AH
t C a te n a • ( Hank A.
UOLLASD I- MKAH
EAll.t
nollllOK IIKAJI
r
r.
a
as? s w & s t ? a
Yet I cannot, for all I try.
Bench half to Tilde, And far, an-1
high.
H)— Know your limitation*. Don’t try to swim across
a lake bt* river Just because someone dare* you.
He I* #o young hr «#iiiiot *<-#n
lilmtrjf. I he hlatury of mil II,
Rut h#» u *t#lure of hi# own.
With wladom Ho*.l lo the l«o...
Loving the atai» and deemilui
each
Only a Hill, out of i.m li.
Ik'tleP M t'iilai CaPe
The co,m u m fit# him; he ran hold
The *un'» white radiance and fold
Illto a microtcopic aqimre
Inflnitie# of earth and air;
<t# yet too innocent do trace
• Th# tedium of commonjtlSct,
H. II. OBF.NVILLE.
We nee wheie Connie Bennett
atrfiptd 150 the other ilny for
►Ceding. Evidently tltr weight of
if 60 > * a f»
hinn't alovAd
lo r
Selenrr Find# Averngr Man n<>
Glamour Hoy—headline. And the
average girl on ihe other hand
. , . hut why should we stlcK
our heck out?
Annette. Kellerinmi ha# returned
to thi# country after a Ion" #nJourn In Australia. Men of 50
and beyond will reineiiilrer when
an apparition of that form would
have Been new#.
Senator Pepper who has been
nuUlandinir in hi# defense of cut
pnt labor striker, derlnrr#, "pll
el the mine operator#' ncgoll
■tor* have spent more for Scotch
liquor ilnce they've lawn in Washinaton than many of the' miners
yet in wage# in » month.'* Well,
more limn they will get this
month'anyway.
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Although we think n welfare
f|irul a# advocated by John I..
Lrwi# but with proper safeguard#
to prevent it# dissipation would
lie a good thing, the fact should
not lie overlooked hy the people
that they will pay for It In
higher price# fur rual. It Is u
good thing for the miner*, not
#o *04x1 for, the pm>r devil in
•otut! big northern city who li*s
to buy coal to keep warm,
The aub-commi»*inn on the
HUtu* of Women of the Com
mission on Human Right# of the
United Nation# Kconointc and
Social Council debated for four
hours last week in the ntid*t, of
the coal strike and finally r#mr
to the momentou# drclalon that
''Woman 1# a# much a human
being a# man.” Throughout a
This nation, calling itself greatest io the world,
.stands Indicted for the way it operates its mental hospimjt. a ini prisons. While nllnylng distress abroad, its
too ititn Insane in state institutions are in many cases
receiving care not much better than thnt in Nazi Con
centration camps.
In a recent number of Life Magazine, shocking .statis
tics gathered by the National Mental Hygiene Associa
tion, are revealed as to public insane hospitals of 'JO
states. Conditions in these institutions show unbelievable
crowding; Inadequate staffs; attendants whose only qual
ifications are those.of bullies; food often little better than
garbage; human beings living nnked in filth with no oc
cupation, or, at best, useless or forced labor, The facts
were obtained by 3.000 .eousiUentioiis objectors Who serv
ed under Selective Service in these institutions instead of
the armed forces. Their findings have been corroborated
by disinterested and qualified authorities.
The federal government collected more tlinn 11 bil
lion* of dollars in taxes In 1910. It should be possible to
devote a reasonable share of these funds to care of its
mentally ill. Insane asylums should be more than place*
of confinement. They should be operated for the re
habilitation of as many ns possible of the human beings
so consigned.
Prisons also need looking into. Present penal theory is
not too suiiml.
Tin* gmmrul aUiUldp ill this country about the re
cent war secntH to be Ihul it's nil yver, over there, mid
there's nothing for victorious American* to do except what
we've been doing—stampeding bnck to normal Hfo In
"Cod’s Country” and forgetting about the rest of the
world. Hut that proved to be folly once, nntL might bo
still greater folly now. Here Is what Paul Bellamy, ed
itor of the Cleveland Plain Denier, says after a trip to
Ktirope.
"While convinced that there is no immediato danger
of war with Itussia, provided we art? firm without being,
provocative, which we have not been up to dntu, 1 um
forced to say that if Marshall Stalin were inimicnllv dis
posed toward America, he could not have hoptfjd, in hU
wildest dream, that that would hnve happened to our
armed might which has happened since . V-E Day.
"An armed force of over 10,000,01)0, on land ami
sen, will have been whittled down by Jan. 1 to 1,500,000,
ns far as the army Is concerned, and according to Mr,
TrumtUt’s own Ideas of ndequncy. It will bo further re
duced to 1,070,000 by July 1, 1947.
" If you get out a map of the world and spot the
points which we h*vo to garrison, you will neo what I
mean when 1 say the army is spread out too thin.**
Ha y m
Epilepsy is
N ot Hopeless
ond m
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ARE
Revival Services
Lake M ary
Nazarene Church
4
by lir. $)'. V.'hilling
'.t«mclWn tW g t5*.
one d60
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THE PRUDEffllAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Relit la a graduate of Karua*
Ht*ta Cotlese. with an
(Ufree from Ohio 8t*te Unltprztty;
yrhere lie teryed four y « r z a#
laboratory aaMitanl. Bacept far a
Ihtott. he ha* completed requtrement* for a F»u*. detrce » t Ohio
of AMERICA
Horn* Offlc*.
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Newark, New Jersey
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to eity weatherman Tall>ott.
Recently 37
from Lateaid*
xizIUne zenidf*
H1*h School of
T H E N E W 194
ot Rprintz. Ark. arrived in
liami and found a note on the
Chamber of Commerre door »tat
in* “ we have Iwen unable to do
anythin* for you." Miami*‘police
earn# to the reeeue and found
■pace for the boy# at the Y. IL(!. A. and . for the *irl* at the
Y. W. L\ A.
I
Ocala Krein* to Iw gcttinK a
lot of plea*ure from It* cnmpniei,
VWaah Ocala'# io t r S Ne*jwri«Uy
from p<>*ed publicity picture#
phuwins it# moat attractive young
ladle* aiding in the cleanup camnelgn. One o f theze show# Mayoi
John Marihall Oreeninton
nlop-n ztrp
ladder cleaning light globe* on a
Street- .atandnrd and aided hy n
quartette of pretty ml**es. ouch
tactics and publicity are a *ure
Indication of a pros real Ive. wide
awake and up and coming town
W il l
be o n
d is p l a y
a t
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LEE MOTOR SALES
which will be attractive to vl»ltor* • n*1 who*e merchant# Will
profit thereby.
T U E S D A Y and W E D N E S D A Y
ROLLS
CAKES
PIES
M A Y 21st and 22nd
FRED V. BELL
been
a p p o in te d
PAC K A R D D EALER
for Seminole County
’NITURE REFINISHING
Perm a n en t L o c a tio n W i l l B o A n n o u n c e d L a te r .
GENERAL PAINTING — BRUSH OR SPRAY
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YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
McCLUNG - RICE
ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME"
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F ill D A Y NIGHT* M A Y 24, will b e Appreciation Night, Sanford
FEATURING
That in not all!
SOMETIMES
r * R R C H ‘ S
vb .
Pataika.
13 prizes have been offered by local merchants fo r our hall play
eta as follows:
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FU-st man to reach first
First base hit
First two base hit .
— Steak dinner fo r two
— $5.00 cleaning
—Sport Shirt
—Eddie’s Restaurant
—Colonial CleRnefrr
—Perkins
r
First three base hit
, Re a lt o
r
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Room 4, Florida State Bonk thildfn*
f i d
i W
lUnc# of negro**, H U Inter*
tng to not# that ’ the ftr»t
« wher* thl# m l* w»# broken
■ In * »UIb tmiwriily la th«
Florida
PHONE
Charlps E. West, Pastnr
. 4 '* 'lit* In a Urn*
ix-rthbod Republican
Sanford
Every nite at fltOO p. tht
From May 19 to Jtlhe 2
ball
.
A tfr^ l
hat
Miai Nora Dchhls
Evangellet and Singer i
Dependable Insurance nml Bonds
i,,.
Special Agent
It was announced today by Harold
Mdwry. director of the Airlcultural Experiment Station at the
Unlverjlty. of Florida.
HI* appointment, approved by
the Slate Boanl of ro iir-d wUi
expand ettnu culture Inveatigatlouk.
a* authorized -by tbe IMS fltale
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lV fA Y . 2Q, ,1940
FLOYD A. PALMER
OAINESVILLE. (BpeelAlt—nem u a
J. Keitz ha* l«tn namcit u e v iit a
plant phyalologUt at Uie Citrus
Experiment Station. U t r
M ONDAY,
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ROBBS HOME BAKERY
INVITED
Real Estate S*le*-'RenUU—Mortgage Loans
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i Rqitz Begins Studies
O f Citrus Physiology
recently ai^ueil 1* month acting
con I rue!
with
Metro Goldwyn
Mover would rot interfere in ihc
Iront with hi* ministerial career.
A mimbet of broken window#
and blown down Ire,* together
with damnee to truck and garden
crop* result'd Tuesday afternoon
from the hall and 10 mile So _
hntn wind Mm m in Tampa. Hail j ns ig g g
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Homo Run------------
— $25.00 W a rB o m l—
First Run Batted in
— Swimming Trunks
First Hun Scored
— Sportsman Outfit
First Assist
— Billfold
First put-out
—Baseball glove
First Stolen Base
Baseball shoes
Winning Pitcher
McGregor Slack Suit
Franks T avern
Touchbm
—H ill Hardware
— YowelTs
Team—Boat Trip to Blue Springs. Fishing, swimming, Food. —
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�THE SANFORD nERAl.lt,
MONDAY, MAY 20,
Social
And
Personal
SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Activities
— TELE. NO. 148
Social Calendar
MONDAY
'five annual plana recital In
mesnoriuit) to Mrs. Fannie Stem*
bridge Munson will be given by like
A jp ii* of the Fannie It. Munson
Piano School In the Seminole High
School Auditorium at 8 :00 P. M.
Dick Aiken, tenor, will assist with
the program. The public la extended
.a cordUl.'invitation to the redial
DnrightA* 'o f' W e s le y 'o f the
First Methodist Church will hold
u measuring party at the church
Orville Hark*. Jr. was honored
on hi* fouith birthday Friday
aftcmron with n party uiveil b)
hi* mother, Mr*. Orville Hetk-,
at her home 2010 lllbiacus Court.
The truest* gathered on the lawn
and enjoyed claying curries super
vi*ei| by Elizabeth Woodruff, Ellen Lyon* and Gat* flitting.
A farce table covejed with n
white,* cloth ,i*jUi- plUMfl -on the
lawn and centered with a buvl
annex at 8:00 I*. M.
THURSDAY
The Seoiinnla Ilebekah I«odgc
No, Eh will meet at 8:00 P. M.
M the Odd bellow* Hall. The
d a le president of I lie • Rcbekah
i-senibly will pay her official
visit to the. lodge.
A. |„ Lyon spent ei few days
in Miami last week attending
an insurance convention. * *
Mr. und Mr*. Hick Gillespie of
Melbourne spent the weekend in
Ksufntd with relatives.
Hoy Kester o f Orlando is (pend
ing several .days with hU-paront*.
Mr. and-Mis. C. It. Resist.
llrtire Ftidt. student at the Uhlversify of Florida, visited hi*
parent, nvei the weekend.
Harry Took* left Friday morn
ing fur California where be trill
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approximately
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Mis. J. X. AYltitnar who. has
been confined to her home for
about two weeks i« teporled to
D uvib Piano .Recital
To Be Monday, May 28
Mr. mid Mm. David Smith.
Miss -.Margaret Hell* ahd floury
I'nrroTi -pent Sunday at Daytona
,M la * Margaret L. D:tvi» hits
aminunred her annual Spring
|*iuric recltul which will la* pre
sented In the Woman's Club oil
Tuesday evatiiiig, May •3* wt 8 -t."i
o'clock.
Harobl Milne Giffin. professor
and head of the voice di-pat tment
o f the Stetson University School
o f Music, will lie guevt artist on
the program, Mis* Davis minted.
Prof. Giffin, A IL, Mu*. 11. A M .
it alio director o f the Stetson
Glee Club and of the choir of
the First, Haptlsi Church o f lie-
J- F. McClelltiml I* conflneil
In the Orange General Hospital
in Orlando liy injuries received
in a recent fall.
Mrs, Irene lllackman of Glad
•nine, tire, is visiting her parent*
Mi. hini Mr*. Arthur Fuller ill
Allanionta Springs.
Queen Paulette Cason and all cltlktr* ti ol the Wrststde Pritnatv Sclnsit who purticlpuMr. and Mr*. Hymn Stephens ted In Die Spring fVrtival prewnltd (Mrptlv m Hie .i-lasil Mis J II HI. John and
of Tampa are •pending several
day* with Mrs. J. II. Ray and
Mi. and My*. Troy Ray.
“ Prof. Giffin was enthusiastical
Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Stewart
My i received by music lover* of
have been called to Live Oat.
Sanford when he appeared a*
Ishuusc of an illnc** In her
gat* l
artist
on Mbs* Davis*
fmtiily. •
recital program two year* ago.
If* ha* just returned from Tampa
Mi ami Mr*. (Jioter^C. Whid
where he wn» one of the judge* Lyman School Pupils
Ih» ntul tlnuy liter, Judith, nn*
fur the vocal division at the
pci'dtnif
the week in Tniup.i
meeting of the Florida Slate Mold Buntiuct Friday
m il M*. Whiddnii'* pnrenU.
Musir Association, judging solus,
small ensemble* and glee eluli*.
Junior* and senior* of the l.y- >
The public ,ia* Iwen extended man- School held their annual! Mi and Mr*. J. W. Vickery and
_ » cardial invitation to attend the banquet Friday evening at the1two rhddrrn of Pnlutka spent the
weekend with Mr*. Lillian Vickery
^rcllal.
Mayfair Inn The U-shaped ilia- tami family.
<
lier table wa* centered with red I
and white gladioluses, carrying I •) A. Harriett ha* returned to
the color* of the school
his bnme, 1318 Mellnuville A ve
M tb. O. R. Smith I h outAfter
dinner dancing wa* en nue. after having l«ecn confined
in Ihe ballroom to music lo the hospital in Orlamln for
N amed P. T. A. Head Joyetl
furnished by a recoril player. some lime.
Approximately 13 students, teach
Mm. K, G. Kilpatrick, retiring era and guest* were present.
Recent World Wai 11 veterans
piVsIdenl. pie*lde<l over the last
returning to their home* in. Alta*
meeting for the year at the
monle Spring* are Graham Pub
Junior High School p.T.A. Thurs
Ip, Dan Gilbert, lirondus and
day. Mrs. John Roger., president i Southsidc Round-Up
Arif the county council of the Scheduled Wednesday Glenn Swoffonl.
“ VT.A. si'oka briefly rnneerning
the-bylaw* and dulie* of p.T.A.
The summer touinl up for pu
work.
Rh«_in*laUpd the folluwim offi- pil. who will enter the first
frr* fhr nlxt year: Mr* O. R, glade at Sen Ihalite P r i m a r y
Hmith, president: Mr*. Kdpatrick, School in Sentrmiier will 1^ h.-hl
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed KnUmingvr
Tire president; Mr*. A. I.. Ilari- Wednesday alli-rtiiHm at Die school
neau. necretniy;
Mr*. Gordon with Dr. Frank II. Quillman, coun. of Savannah. (!* . ate visiting
Briason, treasurer and Mr*. I). ty health doctor, and Mr*. Hutd-i Mr*. Kntxminger's parent*. Mr.
Klhhee. county nurse, a, exam* ami Mr*. II. I). Mrlnlosh of Alla,
L, Harper, hiatnrian,
Toxoid and varctnuUona monte Springs,
Mra. France* Stine pre*entcd inera.
- Mra. Kilpatrick
with a part will he given If requested.
p resid en t pin. Approximately 50 . The P.T.A. Is sponsoring Ihe
Mrs. Dorothy Sanborn and son.
QFnamber* ami giicxt* attendeil the round-up with Mr*. I P. Cullen, Stephen of Maine, are vl*lllng
meeting. Miss Kliralieth Whig- i P.T-A. president, and Mr. J. C. Mr*. Sanborn’*
rnothei,
Mr*
ham’s a-oom won the attendance Mitchell, principal o f the .chnnl, Marv Whitehead of Altannmte
In charge.
prize.
Springs.
Martha Carrnway I h
Honored A t Luncheon
SUM M ER R A TE S
ON ROOMS
NO W AVAILABLE
Also some rooms with
Cooking facilities
Hotel Montezuma
C. C. Sanders end Mias
Dorothy Bartman, owner*
Ml** Martha Cart away, brideelect of Oviedo, was guest nf
honor at a luncheon Thursday at
the M ayfair'Inn given by Mra.
Fmrl Doasey, Mra. William Vihlen
and Mra. W. C. Coleman.
The table wa* decorated with
gladioluses and plumbago. and
each guest was presented a gar
denia corsage. The ho*tp**e* gave
the hnnoree a silver serving tray
as a momenta of Ihe occasion.
Guests included Miss farraway, Mra. -Dan Carraway. Mrs.
James Staley. Mrs. Merritt Staley
Mi*. Leon Oliff, Mr*. Floyd Wag
ner. and Mi*a Jackie KnsctI of
Oviedo, Mra. Hattie Prater of
(under new management)
TUESD AY A N D
WEDNESDAY!
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L A S T T IM E S M O N D A Y I I i
J o h n W a y n e in D A K O T A
PRICES
Adults
Mis* Annie Erwin Macfeat in.d
Mies Elizabeth Girnrileau of <
tumbia, 8. C. have been vi*itmg
Mr. and Mr*. R. L Cox at then
home, Tuscutum, at Enterpiise
Lucia McLeod Is
Honored On Birthday
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SATURDAY,
The Kniifotd I iiiii.if High In.tun
rol| Inrluih-s Seventh Guide
D IA L HOYLE. M il,E M JA* o il
SON,
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TYSON. MARI l i t S l I t S M i N
JIMMY HANSON. i . \ S l I I I
I’ reHhylurian Women M rs. .1. It. Phillips
Observe Anniversary ,
Hostess T o Class
Member.-, of the Preshyalvtluti
Woman'* Auxiliary r u l e hrated
their 8-Dli anniversary this aflei nocn at 3:3U u'cluck in the socli.l
room o f the church. . Circle No.
0 with Mra. IL Mt—Womark 'ns
chairman prrsrntrd nn inleicstlng
program uu "W hy Ate We pro
tpatants".
During Die aflerrimiu
Mr*. 8. E. Andrews, luitne mis
sion' secretary, p r e a e n t e d the
year'i nhjectbtwi*
These itirluile three Hems: u
chape] te r the Italian mission In
Kansas City; n mate adequate
mission plant fat the ('Illness
mission in New Orleans money
for the irllcf of Christians in
Europe nnd Asia striving to re
store .their houses of warship re
vive church life and set In mstl«m nnce mite a vigorous evan
gelistic proRinm.
Mr*. Andrews said, "A s Amer
wail cnurtli
liuvg t-cen
ican
church woiiien
women we have
particularly bleated, spared grant
physical suffering,, g iv n conliri•ted security and our churches,
schools, homes und familir* prac
licelly untouched. Let ux open
our nearts to the tweet influence
of III* Holy Fpring, asking that
11* direct u* as we prepare to
Mrs J. II. Phillips was busies*
til- lliv I’III InI lien Class nf Hie
First ilaptist Church Thursday at
her liunii-, inns Han bit d Avenue,
The group planned tt pennnml
w rrne pn-grnm fnr Tha- mintnir
month und n coveted dish sup|H-r
In Ih- given on May 2.1 lit the
home of Mts. J. L. Kader, Four
teenth Sheet nnd Myrtle Avenue.
Refteshnients were served tn
the following: Mm. M. C. Stone,
Mrs, A D llnllnwny, Mrs. Clyde
Piercy, Mrs. Jim Riser, Mr*. C lilf
Aides, Mi* D. C. Rigg, Jr., Mrs.
Ruth Sretilng, Mr*. M. T, linyties, Jr.. Mr*. J. M, Hynecipher,
Mrs, John E. Courier, Jr., Mra.
W. A Kedrr, Mrs. J, L. Kmier,
Mra. Nell K. Stripling nnd Mis.
J. II. Phillip*.
N o (Soldiering: For
(■I’m In Schools
MAIZE, TAN. GREEN, ROSE, W H ITE «nd
TOMATO. Sites 14 to 2a
CLUB MEMBERS BUT MAPS
(Special)—
grpup nf 61. Johns County 4-1!
rye;arid glrD recently obtained
o ty tf from a ante of craft articles Helat, Mrs. Thelma Pacettl. ihelr
ley tiad made and plant material club leader, and Miss Mary OiL
martin, their school principal,
cooperated With tha club member*
irr, AUaUSrnNB.
Id Mlding the amount to *4<V*
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T H IS S T O K I
G E N E V A NEVVtS
Mr*. Hairy Geiger rn-rived
w-onl that her *on, Sgt. Wayne
Mra. William Parrish of 217 Geiger, left Tokyo, Japan, fur the
Weat Third Street left yestetilay States, on May 18.
for a two weeks visit with her
Mr*. R. N. Strevell, Mrs. J. C.
parents In Cincinnati. Ohio.
Grlner, and Mr*. R. E. Goodwin
were ‘ hupping in Dilflndo Tues
Mr, and Mr*. Charle* Evans day.
Spencer and Mr. and Mr*. Geoige
Mis*e» Hetty Summersdl and
Harden *|>ent Sunday in Daytona Lillian Moran wer* among those
a* the guests of Mr, and Ml* who went to Tampa lo the music
Marko Gulhrralh.
[festival. They left Sunday after! noon and returned Wednesday.
Mr. anil Mrs. S.
Graham
Mr*. Walter Yutboiough. Mr*.
havg returned Horn Tacknau lllc Iluxel Hynt and W. A. Daviswhere they recently visited l.teul. were drlegate* to the Methodist
Commander l.oD Bagwell. tniMe Qunileily Confereure in Dvirtln
of tha Jacksonville Nacnl Alt on Tuesday evening.
Station hospital.
Mrs. I.eima Mrlailti, Jr.. Mrs. S.
E. Long, Mrs. J. C. Hills, Jr., Mr*.
Mra. Roliert Pearce and young 11. N. Strevell, Mrs. Emma Youle,
son left Friday morning by plane Mrs. Matgnrel Goit and Mr*. L«for their home in Norfolk. V«. Rue Alderman ultendrd the cover
where Lieut.' Comdr. Peaur is ed dish luncheon and regular
stationed. Mr*. Pearce and '"it meeting nf the 'Fa«(emn Star, vn
have been visiting her parent*, Thursday.
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MF* n. T i" ' Wheeler. Jr. nf
Oviedo wn* in Genevn Thursd.ty
visiting frietuD.v
The regular Home Demonstra
tion ' Club meeting wa* held at
the home of Mr*. Raymond Mc
Gill on Tuesday. The program
for the** afternoon centered on
Col. and Mra. James Matthews home ' Improvement, I n I e rjl o r
hav* bought th* Carl Henson drapes and color schemes. The
house on Hermits Trail in Alta hostess, Mr*. McGill, served re
monte Springs. They idan to freshment* to the following: Mrs.
(Dove a* soon as remodeling nnd Calvin Oldham. Mr*. W. A. Andpainting of the house Is coin •rs, Mr*. Waller Yarborough, Mr*.
Ilatel Flynt. Mr*. Sam Ritchie,
Mr*. J. ft. Bllbrey, Mr*. Henry
Friends of M n T~J., II- .Uutta Kretxer. Mrs. M. E. Dooley, M's.
will ragret to learn that (he .* Emma Yout* and Mr*. G. C. Leconfined to the Victoria Hospltul Flta.
Lieut. Fred Sheldon r f Deca
In MtamL
She I* the former
Chlca Routh. daughter of Mr. and tur', Illinois, D visiting Mr. and
Mr*. Henry Kretxer and Mis*
Mra. E, J. Routh.
La Verne Durkel.
The school Tiad as their visitors,
thia week Mr*. Weitward, Mra.
Wilkins apd Mis. Ruth Hale. Also
Mlaa Zftla Welch. Mrs. O. K.
Coif and Mra. 8. O. Shinholter
from the Southslde P r i m a r y
School in Hanford.
,
The senior 4*1! held their regu
lar meeting Friday afternoon at
the aehcol with Lttltan Moran
presiding.
Those present w en:
MUae* M ery-Loulae and France*
LeFlli, Betty Faye Yarborough.
Mildred Mathleux and Mr. and
Mr*. W. L. Sleg.
Plana are well under way for
L V . Garn*r, Mrs. II. W, the 4-11 Achievement Day, when
, Mts, Carl Moss, Mra. W, the l- n members will axhUjit
uncart, d i n . Fred W rit hi.
In clothing,
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�T H E S A N F O R D H K * M .D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
M O N D A Y , M A Y 20. 1946
THE S A N F O R D HERALD, SA N FO R D . FLORIDA
P A G E FO U R
t« have President Comb* *l»o a
$5.00 minimum Iu<* on each ball
player ejected from a came by
•n umpire.
.
The league also *«t*d last night
to abide iuv)*t the rule* of Ilia
National Anoclatlon relative *•)
suspended, disabled and tempor-
Cal Blanc Slated To Go On Mound
Tonight Against Leesburg Squad
Locals Drop 9 To 7 Conteu Last Friday
Night
Sosh’s Daytona Beach Nine;
Umpire Chnses Bass And Eaton
ary inactive player*. Player* may
he ru-pended only ior Insubordination or’ for infraction of cl ib
rule*. Player* placed on Ihe «a*abled list roust be only fer lickre<s an I t +y not i^ . reno.-ed
from suck list for three -days,
layers placed on the temporary
Inactive ll»t roust re m m on
,Ut for u.t<>u:<>< to day*,
Hi* longue disCtl'Md the j
inic of ball players last ntftn
ruled, |hal no player( may li
:,-ved r-ml aik’nec S» tne
team unless It day* have pr
«*wlv ■‘mptmt
rule*, club* in the *‘ » ‘ e l“ » u«
may have us many •* 20 pmy»r«
un.Ur their control at nny tim*
The interpm itlon of this rvlle
also means that a club ran have
ime p'aycr nctlv# undar the -fivelav look" regulation. • ________
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G,Wt*e Kettles v*til hurl tomixrnn nlgRTs tilt |* l-W*burg and that Jodie Homing-'
ton will face the Orlando
Senator, there WedHeaday
night. . __ ____
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312 EAST FIRST ST
PH O NE 7*
Miiron
To Conserve Supply 01 Baseballs
playable lui.eball*.
Pre.ldenl AI Uoinb. announced
after a long discu.ilon pertaining
to the .conservation c f baseballt
Hint he vvould In.lrucl the •!Inlers tu cuopciutc with the cluh.
in using more playable l>alls rath
er thon ie<|iie*t n do sen new ball*
lie on hand before each game.
League officials also discus**-!
due to rained out game* up to the
home club. The loop also agreed
to piny • nine inning and • seven
Innltttr geo-- '* Ihe twin bill ls
plnved at night.
At the present time, Sanford
has m e double header, tv be her*
ou May 23 with St. Augustine.
Thlr double header i*. tentstival/
scheduled |o be twu senarato HHs
one in the afternoon and the other
at night. May 23 will come oa
Wednesday.
The league heads also voted
Plus
AUTO PAINTING
Service”
Ut. Ck4H*ntot*. Ve'/e/L Of hi
AlhiUit Ctmpinr—Dttttrtitt
ruin Mtiti«*
Entertain Your Friends With Pride
In this yrorgi'ous cQinpl»?to Living Room. In addition
to the dt*ej>, contfortnhlc, .H|iring-filk-d sofa and two
chairs there nr»* jncluded an End Table, a Cocktail
Table. Uotikcaae, Magazine Haskot,
Table Lamp, Picture, Lamp Table
$OCQ
and Metal Smoker. Positively everyMtJO
thing to make ^your room complete.
The Sanford Herald goes bito
more then SIKH) home* In Sinford and Seminole Count*. If
you have something to sail or
buy you will find that i cta«*lfled ad In these cblumps Will
tell the most peoptn about It foy
the least money. Phono lilt or
bring yoni M to The ltarald
office for IWSk result*.
Rates
per line Tor on*. Insertion
per line for S Insertion.
per line fot six Insertion*
per line Tor
Insertions
Minimum chants 30c
Count 5 word* to a line
including phone and address
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FOR R E N T —
K im m s jtk D room* tll-l
Avenue. Phone tll-W .
Now ia thn lim e to p ln ii
fi-HQOM furnished hou.e,
only. ITione flHlt-R
to h a v e
FOR SA Lfe
For Sale at Celling Prices
Chevrolet
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Chevrolet
13|l
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Chevrolet
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Ford
1011
Hat
International
1310
U A
Chevrolet
10.17
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2 —-4 wheel, Flat Prilled 1
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
& 0
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lloat.
Inlniniil Motor
.ri7" 2S h.p. moUi
raid llox K I.J>.
y o u r g r a d u a tio n
ROY REEL’S PAINT SHOP
.TOR W e s t
Second S treet
p ic tu re m a d e by
loom*
VCRNISIIF.1)
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2
Adults only. Phone 110*1
ROBERT L. COX
W A N T E D TO R E N T
I 'l l D T f lG R A P IIF .lv
ItOOM suitable I
I-all player* llo
Shai7>e. Phone
Strom UR.
ly s l.X
STl D in
FIVE OH Vis" r<
0181'EhKll lluroc Hog*.
nlshed, in towi
liontTts did. $211.00 each. A. M.
Walter High.
TlWrence, Star lit. Enterprise
FRANK’S TAVERN
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HI-HAT CLUB
Tuxido Fei-da will miikc* your
Chirk.M Grow
Sanford, Fia
Phono rVK M A N U F A C T U lF anil rebuild W A N T E D
Everything In Heshhng."
We
slock i|ualily fumi 1ut -. Coll u.* W IL L pay exp.
F’ HESII black eyed |>ca* for can
to Atlanta. C
for your bedilmg uml furniture
ning, $2.00 a bushel. It. U.
Phone 7H5 VV
nerds.
E c h o l * lie.lding and
Hutchison, Plume County 2801,
Furniture Co.. 117 W. 1st St.. W ANTEIU Job as liulrc l -HU d.
ONE hay mntc, safe for u
Phono 1133.
1000 Fast 7th Slier!
Itulh
• nml children for work or
bsv^s._________
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Also
fujm
e.|iiinmrnt.
UAl.LARDTl rx-eii.
Mellotiville, R. L. Morton,
0001> home* for 3 male puppies.
Phone I6 i> l. II
ITitfhr I10I-W.
- _______
1201 Celery.
1315 Old-mobile for sole.
lotn-w.
was dccided-fliat rnch club would
print copies, of their ground rulss
and pnstjhem in each dugnut and
bc.slni; room. John Kriiler, local
■lire to’r.-aid la-l idght that the
Sanfoyil elub would also “pr' n*
ihetn no srnre curds and P""1
e-nle- In the stands »o that In
addition to Imll players and um
pires, the fans would he familiar
with them also.
The league also voted to leave
Ihe scheduling nf double headers
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point—all color* and many other
Items.
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Kihiltt
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PiriH T. Off Hm»rl S. aft Sehanl*1
4. Struck u«l: l>« HrhsnUl t . t>»
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Phone 325
- Throc-wny Junior Lamps
with your cKokoof shade*.
-------Heavy-met— -------- ;------»*• ul bases In $ 0 / 1 -0 0
satin-finishW
Touchton Df-
od bronze.
.
Rcnifmbtr, yau.»pcnd:ono-lhlrd of your lit
in your Rc*l Room, .ho why not imtkt* it the ver
best? This beautiful modern suito-in rich* wa
nut with waterfall tops U Juat
No- Addition
Firestone Stores
11! East First
II. B. Pope Co.
_________
ONE large oak office ’desk and
chair; One 54" oak dining
table. Phone Co. 4502. Mr*.
lures.. Apartmant up*tak
ing' for $60.00 monthly, d
garage with c*m*nt floor
good residential district,
prosfmattly $700.00 w * i
Phono
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XtMt, 1911 ’can pnjai’ t|i^ fuxi^rioua comfort of Iner ^ptlQil fon«|ruction by. America’s most famous
pattrowi maker*. Our atock ia. qot
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Oil Uu VITAMINS lor all the family /
at fust a FEWPENNIES a DAY y
1. C. Bmlth typewriter
P L A N N IN G A T R II
GROCERY
atom—good
location.
Irtqulr* 1164 W. 13th St.. Gold*-
boro, Phona 437-R.
.
,
BEDROOM, living room, dining
room a u l i e s ,
mlscellan*ot>*
Hama. Phon* 484-J.
BUSINESS SERVICE
thint lake fhances! Let u* P«$
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juur rar In first cl*** condltleA
rr to Itumpcr
Cilclom P i s t o t h i B i t s a a i Mlftelnumlde.
Chrck-up.
DODGE - PLTM O U fif
roiUI vitimint ualtis yoa lupplertunt your
l with known qusnlftiel o f v«SmU»*. So, guard
IR BANDING
|/,4 CAPSL
COURT HOUSE CORNER
Q700— 2400
Phone 37
TOUCHTON DRU(; COMPANY
Phon* 1143-
ocks. Mlrael*
I. T*rwill*R*r,
EaUhliahed •
Inga. M. S. Nalson, 801
m*4U Avenue.____________
Llttt and fou n d —
l o * somewhoro
>ly Box C, e/n
>1 hou»«wor|c.
S IT. W A N T E D ^
m
rinit vlismln dcdclencyl SUrt d>« wit* Plena72 a I s .
as hsbii in yaur family today.
•- a J»2Sll »*
!ELLANEO U S
I with IHuh
t fn or w ill shutUrt tod
control. Quota u* your iw<
mantp and we will fund*]
tail, ws to installation. Mi
Appliances, Inr. 4W-430 l
EVERY
KanfArd • DeLand llighwa,
formerly Short’s Camp
H E LP W A N T E D -
Best Paying .General Md**^
In. Semlnola.
Hot faroka,
Nic* Horn* Ui
d and losy
akk or old. J
and want to
14S3. Phona 030-11.
O PEN
Steak*— Chicken—’'Barluruc
GltSF with Western style child's
saddle, reasonably priced. Phone
III graded a|g*. fa
r« young root ten , fu)
NOW 1 I
DI NE and D AN C E at Ihe
lll- II A T CLUB
•Orchestra Every Kultlrtl.-n NinItI
ONFi used vacuum cleaner tine
Ite<l laying
electric toaster. Phone *.H5-\V.
$15. Itussl,
______ HAVE buyer for small h'-n-r an I
I arpt within 0 miles •>( town,
GOAT with three week's old kid,
.lat your property with on- for
$35. Mrs. A. W. Texlo. U ko
quick results.
W. R. W ILLIAMS
Mary,
ftcgjftcrrd Itcal Estate It.-.$■•-*
PH OUST FRY labile,
*|f> Allanlir Hank lll-i
selection In stock. It. h,
2311 North Orange.
111.INC cabinet, office el
Before buying a CROSS CUT
RAW or n PORT HOLE U iu- HOUSE trailer-sm all, sleeps 3,
GF.H be sure to get our price*. • excellent condition. II hr g a i n I'LL RUY your car.
of age or cortdiUon.
Rtsnl*y-Rog*rs Harvlware Co.
3476 cash. II. L. Western. U k *
308 W. 2nd St.
See us_ for KF.HR MASON JARS
pay highest pi nr*
ABSOLUTELY
r* and alao wrecked and hum
table a«wlng machine, bouirht
I or old car* for parts,
3 weak* ago, never used, flOJ
htllff A Bona Phone 237-tt
STORE, Including stock and
• cash. Phone 850^1.
. 0. Bo* 1*10. Hanford. Flo
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Gel your supply nf si mint
hi all hy Baby Chicks fmin
20 l.AllfiF. N. tl.
hens, I rooster,
610 Holly Ave.
paint—nil color*, interior flat wr.ll
I.
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FRIENDS
AND BAR
1*11. sl*ur h li
SI. la.ot. >■
l iMUt Innai I Ml
- M ills I off enllx « to |.t Innlnu*
. .Off *v»"M » •* «■ off Oh*rl * >
t {•*. off 1*0)0# t lo I t-S I»fl
fWh.nl*' I lo SI.*-, till k) pUrV
: *r; by I'avo# IIIUI. luturlal. Wilt
H nll.li: Smart. Ilalk Hmart. e*#»a<l
ball*' atlllw*U !to.|..l Wloolm
0'lrK#r:
t*a*n#. taming PUchre
M i a Ratalrd)! I'rvrllla *n4 Ood
SW AIN’S BATTERY SERVICE
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Repairing — Reflnisbiitg
I' llir ln ali
Mron It* .lMMln«
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Genera I Insu ranee
Atlantic National
EAN1NG Co
............
iniminah.m
Saturday night1 lilt between
■the ilaytona Heath Ihklgers and
the Feds was rained out. Mow
«var, the Islets knocked the Feds
off in a 3 to 7 contest her*
Friday evening.
Umpire C r l l c l l l a ye.teiday
• flerniHin ejccte*l Mara ter Uick
lla.s H I the ll-Mi-n and Ih .t
baseman Falun from Ihr game
during the eighth inning.
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•BATTERY
WE A1-SO HAVE NEW BATTERIES
IN ALL SIZES
ANNOUNCEMENT
diminishing « u m >l y n>
.
.^ 2
• GENERATOR
1?. B. Crumley
HOMC
J
i) umpire* lo .ud in a prolentgnv I foi r«n*erving a
lake. If
Lev). Ili
Jusllrt Jli
Tallis. 2I>
7.s«|-.l. r
Par Me. |Hetmnlrl. |
INC.
• IG N IT IO N
D E PE N D AB LE
A N D PR O M PT
Drycleaning
• Service
•
It* JULIAN HTKNHTItUM
Official, and direubnt of the
Florida Stale la-ague held Iheir
r e g u l m monthly meeting last
night
immediate a.lion on
phual'
Ihe league pre- blent
itnnr; rf
U -D R 1V B -1T .
M^ 0 ^
It must be...
'tim ciF A eW F
Circuit Also Adopts National Association
ReKulations Pertaining To Suspended,
Disabled And Inactive Players
gll.er Mi., it.
Ilr* set. m
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other,
ti mluiStq
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PHONE 200
PnONE 200
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P h o n e 1115
YOU DRIVE ITI
STA'NiHNtiS
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The* .hlu
Imta <>af .the
Sanford
I>i l.iin.l IJ. f a l i l k n •
'l.aa»«* TaSa* .
Celery ftd a. , whirh last «*•«*
nrlaiuM
.1 UaM'ina lu.rh.
r .u l i 'l them In the top »f the
|A*.liiua .< KANt'iilll'
*
VTl-iIda- .Stair la-«lfur in hitting
I'.tlnlka a> G . llii «v III.
Ml AM.ti.llMa .1 Ih-l-ntnl
aith a healthy .27U, rr»umv*i
iheir effcrtivrne.M y e s t e r d a y
« i i | THI:i i v
%.«im i vti 'os
afternoon at the Municipal Park
«hrn lh« locals tMiundry) a trio of Atlanta
flalneevllle hurlera f i t » 14 to i » « iirUah
7 victory over lht« (J-Mrn.
The Fed. recorded 13 blow*
during the afternoon ami Jim
)>nyne and Jim Schantel. who
divided Ihe hurling, chorea f«i
the locnl*. permitted the G Mon
nine hit*. However, lx>th hurler*
weie In h«l • water more than
once duo to wildness.
Gainesville got o ff In an curly
start when they pu.hrd over two
Yuris In their half nf Ihe first
Inning. Howevet
only long enou
to parade lo I
Sanford half
inning. Jetry S
CON V A LESCEN T! _
1021 E lm AVhhUe
Your Ford Dealer Know* Your Ford Dealt
•
Manaier Ed Levy of the
Celery •FHh .snnoancfd.JhU
• morning Ihet Cat Blane- » W
lie given Ihr mound oesignoiml tonight when th« htrsl*
tsnrlr with Ihr Up and mov
ing 1-re.burg I'urkera.
Levy sl-i» uiinuun:rd (hot
\
There’s No Place
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
Strickland - Morrison, Inc*
To
ffiofNCE won'/ pt^
a n n o u n c e m e n t
a n d k r b o n n u r s in g h o m e
“ A S T H M A ” and
TRY
Asthmanefrin
The new and effeetlre '
fnhalat tonal therapy
method that ha* Riven
relief and aatlafac- S
tion to IhottMuido.
~'
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
10 Day Trial
Contiw Indlcalloni for 7*
the use of this, product ..
hi on thp laheL
.
•TouchtprtDrug
•
Y FEVER1
Should Bra dwtroy
your hom*. aoma moIcriali cannot be re*
placed lor the dura*
Hon. BUT t o « d»ouid
b* protactad agaddat
financial lot*. U » ua
and **• w®1 ®*T
ee--*ai cunan! ho$*
llospitnlizatimi
Health
(comtnvrcinl)
.
( non-cotninorcial)
Jewelry All-Risk
Liability
( Autmiiubib*)
( Business)
( Peinonal)
Life
Lifetime Income
Money & Securities
Windstorm
Workmen's Compensation •
YOUR FINANCING NEEDS
Automobile Purchnsos
FI IA IxQitns On Homes
To fitiiicl
To Buy
To Remodel
Life Insurance I<ouos
YOUR SERVICE NEEDS <
InMirrtnch Analysis
Insurance Survey
Blotters
Claim
Road Maps
Memorandum Pads
f-U’C:
H.JAMtS GUt AGENCY
Zi'JJOLWZiu’Jt
�MONDAY, M A Y 20, 1946
THE SANFORDlHERALD, BANFOII!) FLORIDA
Shorter Price Line
In Distribution 0i
| Product U rged
f'aallauea
I'tea.
I’a i f
V OU A f t
Hy Spud* Johntoii
FUTURE AGRICULTURE ON
’
8ELF-8U8TAININO OAfilS
• A
Lb NOPE OP SECRETARY j ‘y
An agriculture of the future In ! ■
whirl) farmer* will be on a level [ H
with all other American group] and! . H
lie ablr to work with bualneaa and I ’H
abor on equal term* for lire brne>|.|H
fit of all U envhlonrd by Becrrtary 'ieol Agrlrulturc Clinton Anderson. J l
He IUt] the following Mg point*' ™
for a f.elf.fuitjlnlng ugflcullure
,
ol the future: ’
f;
3. It would operate on n‘ boal* of
this concentration,
lit fset the
gro w th ,o f several o f our market* r.ustalned yl’ ltl. not ob:atnlng cur*
rrfil production and Income through
'n 1 the lii*t five yettl
ha* hetn
drain’) nn future productivity Un
little abort of nmniirif.
Their
der a M’lf-Miv.ulning ugrlcut’.urr
conrentrathm* of supplies should
farmers will put back Into the • * »
o ffe r Inerraslnngtv e f f i c i e n t each year us much fertility as they .
Itoints-nf.origin faelllties for rhip- . mke out.
meats to the greai cmi*iimimt1 J It would operate on the Uuhi*
r o n t e r *— and o f enur e, more l of u price l“vel that l'. ul least rragradually, .hi the smaller eon*um- JMimtily stable
log center*. W e erpret to ma' e j i It would offer reasonable an-1
our furilitfp’. as effieienl a p ■- nurwltce of an atlrqutte living to Ihc
rlble. to expand and improve Ineru [ families wlio dfpen.l wholly on
(arming for their Inoorriei lA g r ir* irereasing btialnn< wsrraots.l
culture IS not Just one big ititmury,
I f tl tKrromes possible to add a J but million* of tmall cnlerprlaeir.
jjke degree o f efficiency to I ha j Averages don't always tell the story.' KIWI WtITEX Inn Shipper uf Sari
handling o f our i rcruct* all al o k i If uny large mmitrer of farmer* ire
biwnriaco, Calif., was voted ‘The
the line Irotn our p.ullorms to, in difficulties mid have nowhere vlae* Must Beautiful Radio New* Ciirl“
the hnusewlfe's maiket l<;*-I.«,t .j to go. we are going to It ivr trouble, j m n contest held by a magazhm for
then the- politic ■will benefit, '^ n.! ‘ 5. I f would"o p e ra te with os' radio -writer* and cammcntaCara
She ha* grey hair und brown eycl
Mimption will Increase, out farm- Jllt'.Jp Interference to the action*
and Is n graduate «<! ti e University
era will make mi re money, und j of Individual* a* Is consistent wllii
even the ’oiiddlr-iiu-o' will Hate |the welfare of farmrr* mid ttu- rest
of Catllumla.
(Id lrm ollon al)
<o rome degree by bsnitlir>K a ] of the Nation. There will be lime*,
greater volume of Im .iim ]*"
of lourse, when common action Inr the 'ante thing* In llieir eoind e a rly h In the general uilerest fumiillea that we are doing in
0 A .•elf-MU.lallilng agriculture nurs, you help to dirhig about a
must not only meet the needs of higher 11eg re* o f umieratanding
(anil people but al*o the need* ol tlirougliout the civilised world.'
the Nation by supplying adequate
(‘resident Vo-a I j . h r r preaidetl
quantities uf herds and fibers and over the meeting and Introduced
good markets Inr Ihe |in*lucU of Mr. t ’Imisc" who hurt elralge o f tlie
SHOW CARD AND IHJSTERS
industry.
program.
Visitors at the meetlug included Pn ul .Stine of Or.
Ifimlr. O. K. Southward, preslrlent
of the New Smyrna itutary club,
C J. Finley of Orlnmln, llinhup
(0. 1). I.ANDRESS)
Henry laruttit o f W e*t
I’altn
Phone 1021
th-arn, Harry llopkin* of IHgh
Spring*,
Hug
tiviiera]
J.
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flulrhl.on, j)r A. W. i-ipI*. Jr.,
i l l Hi«hop, Mr. Newman, Mr. Key
mul l)r. Hulealon.
S T A T IC and
D Y N A M IC
powder have been thn
away. Until we get cnoui
W HEEL
industrlol fut* to make all
tho aoap* and other peace
time good* wo need, don’t
mqjke tbeso mUUkeal
C . " “d .
YOU USE SOAP
pats
CKV/
yo u s s r 4 *
0 —Dee’s Sign Service
pop.
EACH POUNO.
Amy?
W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
e v » A Y 0AVt $0
t v l* y
111
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al at y.mforft. Samlnola ri>»nl\,
InrUla. this i h » ! 7lli .lay o f April.
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B A L A N C IN G
A / o u / a tu U J ic it?
S A ve u s t o
Jf iftli
Lt*gul Notice
Rural Common Sense
end U ■iieheivcd. Ju*l to . 'I •*
achieved, t feel that It muni U>
achieved if producer* are to tfo “ ti
production at n profit— and they
will not Pu on very long if th*-y
[don’t nrodure at a prnflt. I feel,
'too, that the achievement of the
goal ia ju»t a* easenllal, for th*
welfare of the nm-urner - I f h*
1, n would Mititd oti it* own
’*
and hi* fumily nre to have an ade feet, operating at a fair level of
quate. balanced diet.
profu without benefit of convumer
■!
Cancan I rat Ion of produrl. in •uli.lilir*, price ointro « r .
auth center* a. our* Florida State uous prlc • KUp|KirU or lurome pay* !
Farmer/’ Market* appear* to me: merit*. Certain *ub.]|dlea and price •
to be n '.teii in the riunL dlreetli-n, contrpli ehould.tw continue^ for Ute !
war, enough used fata to
mttko qver two hundred
million big Ironei of aoap
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f**i ilm.n i" !*«»•»
Sanford Rotary
C e l e b r a t e s Its
25th Anniversary
uoaA i* w m M * i I — a . i*
OllUytt AM*» »*«le«
j
Too •Irrnur.a J.tllW »* * kfcl I* *l*f*in(.
wHmIi u l tool Hum I Uo.f T»»wtl jmj U y
vu.it. (.,■), Im u m
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hraitlwn *w ui«I
mjart tnjta
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SOUnitU.-o iiv-l (^11 CrUilui
I, Me cow Oru.ii.1 t art
<Sm
Southern
0 Bread ,
•MI MOW"*
f«in «M u. i
i r o t jm b vtidh m h n Mv b a c k .
Tout fit «ui r.rug # COiopany
drug stores everywhere.
and I
J U W irl
A ik
(O k
J P U I l t l f II
WHI N
t o il
Jt VV 13*
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SOMETHING NEW HAS
BEEN ADDED! .....uittll
C'AKIl OF I HA N .. .
Minnie llorder*
lakes
I Hi *
method of thanking her many
friend* for their kimlnense* at
the death of her daughter. Ethel
Franklin. Minnie Holders I* now
hark in Sanford nl her home,
fill!) Cypres* AVe.
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
!
Don't Starve Yourself |
Concrrtc Pipe, Building Plucks, Ready-mixed Concrete.
Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and
C H IO S
Property Mnrkcrn
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
ASO O t2 POUNDS
OP AOAP l
Phone 1241
Sanfonl, J-’lorid*,
ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S
B y jM u jtlie i
• m ir A p t n f find t w o d u tc h o v e n s *
i final Vnfyt?
REAL
N E W CARS
4 C W £ THOM
PAM S! EXTRA ‘
DROPS MeAN
EXTRA POUNDS
.AMO EXTRA SOAP/
—SEE US FOR—
AUTO PAINTING
SIMONIZING
MATTERY CHARGING
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
HEAT COVERS
USED CARS ft
TRUCKS
•
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In the ftnt primary.
WILOUR C, KINO received active support In every
lection of the Hate—evidence or the high esteem
In which he la held.
WILOUR C KfNO I* the AIXeFLORIDA candidate
for Railroad CommUaloner because hla* experience in governmrnt and In buxines*—make* him the best
qualified man for this important office.
WILDUR C. King will be grateful for youf vole and
jontlnued support.
A VOTE FOR
AND
BODV .WORKS*
I On N . P n ln tr tlo A v e n u e
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iMMMHBBIHMIKi
Stretch-itis
FOR YO U R O U TD O O R LIFE
d f l L D U R C K I N O l n l A i d , can didate* lit 47 counlira
/AUTO PAINT
■ Z h i f draod aihnanf ia w o w
•
than "house m aid's Jbise". I t comes
f r om stretching under b od t, around
so/aj a n d b e h in d c h a h t • . try in g to
Piisili niml!
p lu g ia y o u r u U c ir ic h m p t , ra d io
. W ILB U R C. K IN G
eor
Railroad
Commluioner
MAY :t
Wild. HE A "VOTE FOR FROORERS
Paid lor by Friend* o! Wilbur O. KlrtV
A l l y ou d o U
p o o r eieetrie/an.
Fibre Chifforobe
Sturdily conatructed fibre
clqfheg cloaet that fita com*
paBlly into amall ipacw, yet"
holds a large amount of
clothing. Strong hanging
rod that will hold from 15
to 20 garments easily.
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a n d oth er a p p lia n ce*. I f a e a s ily
cured/
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Phone 732
A .* / k A * v L
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—7~i
are hard to get! Let us
keep your old one in
M ens rifa v's ifrftfa tis soap
KHP TURNING JN USED FATS
TO HELP MAKE MORE SOAP
E S T A T E -llH O K E H
Metal Chaise Frame
The frame is absolutely^ ru»t proof . . .
light in weight, go that it cut bo mow
ed from place to place. UpholaUrod
in striped weatherproof fabric.
to conao/t
BABY CARRIAGES
H t 'U p ro a ciih e
'W aqru af* w ilin g " - * enough e/aefne oaR eis a n d the
r ig h t h in d oi w irin g fa r n i l t h * nawr ja e d e m -o g * ooo*
veniancea. H * 'i the h e e l d o cto r In
I? T *t v
h o d COM o/ "rtro tc h -jU t”.
the wOghf fa t m
Let them roll along In comfort! A ll
tnetal conatructed carringea that bare
•■•ily
collapsible tope and
rubber
tlrea for amootli riding for beby.
phone
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In Unity There In Strcnglh—
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.THE WK.VWKW
Nlinnrii out
loiiixhl. amt
To Protect the Prate of Hit World)
To Promote the I’rotrrM of Amrrira;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
IliimilnitnmTri
Ihl* lllrranon.
AN INDEPENDENT DALY NKWWAPKIt
VOLUME .XXXVII
Established 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O llU A .
TUESDAY,
M AY
21,
s Ousted
From Cabinet
ions Coni'*
mi t tee
Criticizes
Former Commander
O f Maritime Service
CONFER ON IN D IA FE D E R AL UNIO N
WASHINGTON, May 21, 1,11
-—Senator Arthur Vamlrtibcrg
of Michigan h «i delivered In
hi* colleague;) in Ihc Senatr a
first-hand report on Ihr PariForeign Ministers Conference,
whlth he attended with Secre
tary of Slate ilyrnes. Varvdenherg (old Ihr Senators that (he
. I ’arls hireling developed what
* $ fh e railed a pnsilire, remit ruetiie. prare-sceklng, bi-partb-nn
foreign poliry for Ihr L'nilrd
Fla tea.
(brents Ur^ed To
Send Children To
Clinic Wednesday
a
Employment — U- f>- EmUoyment Service, 118 North
Hark Avenue.
Vocational
,w'
L
cans AdminUtratlon
If. Rudich, Sheriffs
Vr-t'j
W A S I I I n Vi t O N . M a y . 21. •
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iifte n io tin n nit-red jjo v e ir t 1111*111 a eitlH V nl tin* liaUun'rt
.suit j-tml trilMtn. I'restid^u liiil . •--!—S e i t ’bi.Tn.' . Russ’ ail ' Vr
that M r. T n im n n
d iie e te d the Sec ret a r y
u l'.llie lu l m u i V j L A . K lU h'to operatt- 1111 * m ines-— itm v
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Red Army Begins Movement Of
s Across Czechoslovakia
O fficial Announcement Made Today Indicates
Operation Will Continue Through May
Czech (ioneral S ta ff is Consulted
-0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1
Veteran Testifying:
LODGE TO M EET
—
‘ Sanford Lodge No. <12. F .
A. M. will meet Tuesday a
Ing at 8 tOO o’clock. The Enl
Apprentice degree will l>c confer
red. All Master and Fellowcruft
Masons ere Invited tn attend.
ORDER EFFECTIVE
:
TOKYO. May 21, (d l-fie n e re l
MaeArthur’a order against mob
violence has had an
.
effect on the Japanese
There were no mkss de
at tha Premier a of*
These demonbecome a regular
ACTOR'S W IP E D I 8 8 1 * _
HOLLYWOOD, May 81, 1*)—
Mrs. David Niven, wtfe o f lhe_
English actor, died today from
Injuria* sustained Sunda
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Pistol At Hyljik'ss Yank Prisoners
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meeting »h, • St H, c
M i i» I n 11* r Ziiehkti 1no1
1»•*?**•’ - 97 ItelRian Fascist
office said the pirscnl ... . .
\1 ( > m I w i r u ( j o ( I n T V i l l l
I UN l l l l I I MI'ltOt l >
Of Russian Truop, Ihimigh hU |^ L H I I I L T H VlO W l l 1 T IU I
country, was planned in
( HAHIsKUOt. nduiuni. May 'JI.
Hi: HI .i n . Mai '21. • r> ; The
n with -the Csech General
- Ninety.peven mritiliei * uf the Ametu'an 1 ■■intuuhilri in Ktn«»pr
iff.
The announcement »ai-l
ilrlgian
Fascist
llrxlst
Party
wel
l
—
-Oenrliil
J*-*rpb T SlrNitl Iir>
the general staff hud approved
on trial today, bn rhnives of ns- says I hat tin1.condurt of Ainrrthe plan.
■Theie W
B
s wMe.pieud puciila- siissirmllng 20 Itrlglan palrluU Iran tn»ip. pi (JmihaJiy has dr*lHi’f ll 1n iinfi't
___ ________
tlon in I’rugue
whcthei ihr _pii>- on August 18th, 1814;* .The Itlud- finit. ly
seni c - nf ituimian rMaips rvrit y v « f »he grrgip,-Vtctnr Matthys,- unici--- npfiimirtj——-op— «lt-rt|iltu4-r
in transit—would hs'c upy effect w «« alleged to have reported Hi McNainry also (tssert* (hat (ho
on the forthcoming psi liamrnlary a Ilelglan Resist newspaper at hail rill \lltrth 'BII-Cfiiuhi,- wrdthe lime that Ilrlgian do tots, din g.' will mil hr liflrd so lung
elections.
However, the sleteinrnt from lawyers, priest* ami women wrru us hr i* miliiaiy govniioi or unlll
a .peace tir.ily is slgnrrt.
the Prime Mini.terV office as reprisal sacrifice*.
serted that the troop im'vemep.t
was due to what was railed "the
dislocation of Soviet ixcuputinri
il
forcos." Tin* staUment adtled fur.
Iher that the Red Army Troop
Sil
movement had no political hack*!
ground. Added the announcement;
’illtf'Th is I* said wilh Ihr purpose
WASHINGTON, May 21. (Aii*lV -_ lived in lln- Gli-ek town " ( K11
of anticipating all combinations 'lll doesn’t matter how simple it ve)ln. ( 'nilnlf mid ills family bad
o f untrue- speculations
‘ X> befell milling (hr rrripienl* Ilf
.
j is, hotv badly misspelled, nr how
According to the official f trch I curiously spoken — grutilodu is Aptei min gift- >>f clolhing rrannouncement, the llus.ian troop* gratitude in any laligunge. Honest raptly. For these gift*, they frit
■dll take nine rlays to reach gratitude is ‘ somotliing to Ire aiy Immense gratitude
and the
their sone of occupation in Ger gfatefuj fur.
Greeks hud u wmil for it
even
,
many. There was no Indication of
A letter was received in Wash though the word »u * misspelled
lha number of troops involved, ington by Ralph if. Itariett. a and the grnminai not exartly
but mechanised forces «e»% men- capital clerk. It wasn't addressed rs^ulsi. Ilrie’* how t'otroff*
tiohed. In addition, the t’ w h to him.- It fell Into his1 hand* tetter reodt
*
•
statement said the Russians would
"Rmiie days ago to me and my
f o r ' a logical reaxm. The adRite main highways nnd rail
feuilly. It was done essential help
way line*. Prague sources said dress read: "U.S.A. Washington. by ruiment. This help came in
Demand to Mr. Dustman to dethey presumed the Russian troops ,liver this message to the first the lime — bee ause » c have been
entered Caechnelovekle along the meeting c i t im e n Washington's ln4 Very critical position. We are
Austrian and Hungarian frontier*., town."
lOteble to expiess our deep gratto the same person which
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Now
that
may
not
make
much
JA>8 SURRENDER
^
ithe* we wear now- — *0 —
sense
to
you,
at
first
hearing.
M A N ILA . May 21. (A l— The
sc, sir. in your face, let us
Arm y-hat announced the surren- But It made enough sense to thank all cltlrens of great Amer
"H
r.
Postman"
to
get
the
letter
‘
southern Oklnswa of 10
ica for the help to the poor
(wpultttlon cxrcrdlngly
. Iip u e N
eoIdlers who to the right place. Hanett, the (| r t * k
capital
.clerk,
accepted
the
letter
suffered for nlmul four yesii
tfcought until leal week that
as
a
citften
of
"Washington's
WUh Getfnan*. Italians and UulJapan we* Still at war. The surwho was in the official
rians — our enemies,'’
r- was effected hy ■ U g » Town'*
Capacity to. accept it.
That ws* C’otroff’s sinceie
iterpreter* who have been
k« to America. The citltens
m fatpetic search «
Here It w hit h« fQund:_Jt
America
acknowledge
the
1 from .Greece*^
tit as sincerely.
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official Ctcch govt'i liiiu >1 III! - F \ |rt i Hu-nl Si ill inn
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-aid rt**1.4, l.u l.tlt * i ■i ii |mi 11' *t w i t h i h c I 14.,% iit .l t |iih
ill ILJ! 1
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l*H k
troops bourn! f**t tieinuTit ll TI41 («] >i Iii 1ii mi rejHit ln| Ly R \ HTu
fuiNittU'
in I'Unl Ii, -Mi 1begun mut ing ucross < /• >lx s |) i n«?r. local wcalhciniun.
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tiuiiiiiiT* Muvd F lt*»yli* util
nounccmcnl says I lie Kvd Army j t o m u l o c * nr«| |M?|»|K*n< a t I h r *i * i*
troop movement i, in ■-•mtu’clton I lull. Tin* U mhi cmjt al tin* .lohll llll* pi nniprtl AjuMkt-r a in I u til
nf lit*
with wiinl was ralh-*l .* ‘ settf |n«imiilc\ farm wan juihI l * h,tve plain |Ih' -in»
, figU
'a ini! w l«i* |i
gnriiintiun" nf Itiixsiiin .<■• u*'
i lii'rn ila?ivt9i;r*f|
seiilrif t. It im. it
fnrrc* in (ienunny
I jy h U
f l a * l i c i l o f f rill*I Mi ■11j i
1 1 he
I ,i ’ i m ii • iup
Tlic Freeh animuii*
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MKMIlEIlfi OF THE UIUTI8H CAIJINET MISHION A V Alexander
'left 1 nrxl Lord PeUilck-Liwren.e inght) are stmi*ii in New Delhi
India with PiealrUnl o! Uie Moslem league Mahomed All Jmitoh gllei
conferences on ihe proposed IhdcpendMtt Fnleral Union nl India Allliouah Muimidsa Oandhl NsUoiutlLi rongrrax Party |#sdei has impUrd appiotnl nl Uie Urltt-h ilkui, Jmnsit raw not gitrn an> mdirathai
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Coordinator — E. B- Carter.
Atlantic National
*.
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175
I n t e r i o r Secretary
Kt iik Directed Hy
I're.sident to Oper
ate .Mines Tonmm iw
li«l»y
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Or. Frank ynillmnn « f
tin*
» Seminole Ciiuitty llentth Unit,
” tmlay urged all parents of pre
school sgc children In nvuil ihcm,
selves of the H|ipurttlMlty for .*
thorough physical check up nnd
the necessary immunixation to !«•
given at the South Side Primary
School Wednesday afternuon » i
1:30 o'clock.
All rhildren up to . leu, wh >
“ '■Hve not hail ntnoculatiun against
diptheriu or small pox will also j
he eligible for thi* sciyrlce. “ I
. rantiol cmphs«i»e strongly enougU
*1 the neei| for proper preventive
** rneasures especially where child
health is concerned and school
health so vitally affeetgil. It is
my sincere wish that every parent
bring their child to this clinic
and thus Insure the health of
their own child end all others
who come in contact with that
. ■ child day hy day. Much heedless
suffering nnd often death could
- t “ be .averted-tf- g^ more UlllgFnt
. care on the part o f parents PARALYZED VETEIIAN 8gl. Fred
/ i t would be exercised," Dr. Quill- erick Smead lesti/lrx before the
House Veterans Committee tn
men stated.
Mr*. Edward Kireher of the Washington as a spokesman for
T. B, Association wilt assist with other haspltatirrfl veieraiu. 8meed,
this clinic. This program is heinc who u a patient at an army hos
sponsored by tha 8oulh Side pital al Van Nuys. C a ll!. urged
revision of the present law which
deprives veterans of ttieir disability
i
compensation while receiving treat
ment hi hosptlaU. t International)
Any veteran in need of aervice (free of choree) in eny of
the following eetegoriee is re-
Damage Caused
By. Rain- Storiti j
Still Unknown
NO
K IS K M IO W K I! VISITS SICK SOI.IHKKS
Supreme Commanderi
Rules Iwata, Nastij
Ineligible To Hold
Japanese
O ffices [
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ported In /elIwooc,
Weirsdale Vieinitiei
WASHINGTON. May 21,
(/P)— Thu House of Repre
sentatives today received
from
its
Appropriations
Committee a recoimn'.Midation that the Navy lie given
more than $ 1,5011,ntm.tKIO
frfor the next fiscal year. That
figure represents a com
promise between « hat the
Navy nikcd foi ami » hut the
Budget Bureau thought It slimiM
have. The f umlt arc intended to
anil research program, ami lif matter an intensified training
maintain the world’s large,t and
most modern Navy.
Ill handing up it» recommend*
lion, the committee paid u special
tribute to Iho Marines. With .1
9 sideways look at current Army
Navy nicigcr proposal*, the coinmiltee said that the American
rp
e
o
p
le would n
e
v
e
r look wltll
favor at any move designed to
bring about any Ins* 01 impuir
ment of identity of the Marine
. (r4rP"* *
- Ttr^'tho next breath, th« com
mittee dimply iiitlciiod tiiv fur*
liter hea<l of the Muritimo Com
mission, Admiral Emory Lund it
^ asset ted that Idtnd had failed to
F maintain arruiale cost-aerounting
figures up run it ruction of ships
* at various shipyards.
Associated Press Leased Wire
19*16
IM.A. Kuwals
1 M‘ (II Kiin* Track
Kunds In ( oimticM
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Ralph IL Wight, II
iminuhj: Um i JiKUHHity li«.s ihtd 11 l i imitw lh«'j
*• ft oiii
rrci'ivnl lnr 11 < |*t .*1 iHwiXt tn l«*i - jllit- -iilii tn tlir
nl *i tnw! **
(it'ls Navy Discharge vard Ini it j in tin*) IB *HH1 1^* «f n *- |**e«nlrij -*t*4 •i.»\ hv Mr*,
year-tili! **->;fe ’ .m'. a im vmIi u u *’ - Inhit It'i.'fi *
df lilt*
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PJun.n-it Drive lias la'rii honorably
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t--o-binsi lo Infortitathm
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FI* m ;I
• rm|u* T H t ■nrr rm m ty *
tfitisl Jiere. today' froni Uie N ival (Urn whn»* |#4ia! Halite *»l thi*. 4a Toininiwiion#! * i ipj**(»UfiU their
prrhoiinrt Hep* rat Ion Cutler at who d* u» 1«i rfikillNVI wl r *r- Inidsirt lit O* Lslwgs* vi nil (ii nl hit
CluHeoLai H C
!ifl’ «**{tn *•! lilt* itot' t»,nl iiione^
qu^fr.i »n. , iiLsK t ihr
W elt' nitered the Navy Feb 3. lain lit*D MTf i'l l ^ litMIll
ir*t-»vi,i*l 1*% Sronh** > 4 nimly In
l!Ht arut 'i*-nt lit nwuiUis.ovrrsr**
J
st Inut| i)«r
lit Kit* IMi-lltc Tlieater of OiteraI*M«»IU MM.INS
\|i ■ Rf'KUt- ri’it' ilv iwpivfej
dim- lie wear* tlir AslaUc-l*arlfl;
Up a
I - in • Miupt»u$|rt \
Thi-.tiei
llililaui
tlir Ainrrtcan
\ ft*-* e*1 i "KITtt lew ah tv tfiVt* a l l
AnliK \Iav 't
Nl'W
Ttie.itrr ttitstwir, die Philippine I-to
itlVrwfiK**! l,i|* I | e*(i e r f \ I I I I V ' 4 **! |nil I nf t l)*rti t «♦ i* 11 k fund*
rn,non medat and the Vlrlory
t.1 . h.enh
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fieri - tnd . -4.i lr«l
Med d
t♦ai»♦*stilt* find I *■' \ uiv*- their
ijlliiy ini'* I Ik* is* i. .r
l;
(Kilt |I'Iill 11" Kiln Ilit- -Vsili flumu t» rnifir lint'' ItiirL hm.I tn mI mjpJ
Mi’N iilLR oxas Return ihr TI -irti L.*s4. *4 YI.inhiiliiiM n'i‘
4 •iiii«i K‘* !
is Im > j i vr h^*f
CoiU|iHI'\ |! jtliSn.K iti *L)"hLiKti
'I’o Manila Hy Plane .N'cw Vmk. ll »«*- nntmuii r*i *4 tin -i- fiHol*- it? M'hnnl lino any. \
-?£-i
I imIjiv thui -i fix m**n himni Ini 41itf[iKill i4» 11i%\ 4 n|ti 111InIil, I *j It
l-ufiiyfttK. Mwlt*
MANILA. May 21. {AT— Philip- I»ecn
hy « nl, I'lur^ncp h‘lldnt’ 1,
Martin. Mniiun*. N.toaU| j
pine t'rr-dilrnt-elrcl Manuel linen* F*. Tniir. tl)r ewiuiuifidiMK officer
St. |.urifi Faytoi Walton
and fulled titnte* High fnnimis- of tin* Nrwaik .Army Air lhi«r
anil l\ ..huigtun
si,in,., Paul McNutt arrived by
' ••ill,lie- I hat give ..nelllltd oI l
ENFAMPMi.NI T (l MF FT
plane littlnv in Munihi aftei n trip
—
then iticI* (rack ftiiid* to -chool
from the I'liited Stales,
Roth.
McNutt and (taxes declined their; Fort Mellon Ent*inpulent No 321 use mi' FhailotU’, lh- S*iti>. 1-ee, .
mission t« Washington seeking will meet Wedneaday evening in j llendiy, Okeechobee, Putnam am*
financial support for the Philip regular Mwston. D ie Golden Rule j Union, Glade* Uwnty divert* one
degree will Is- confened All Padt- foutth of the rund for sch.ml use.
pines » e a success.
1
---- —
Roxas xtid lie would make h arciis and viMUng Pattlarctw are a
full statement to the Philippine Invited to attend, Refreshnienta
TltiMJPS RAI D FLKF7T
nation on the result* of his trip. ■HI be served.
Said 1ho piVhient-flect; " I cart
VnAlIDFEN'. Germany.
DATE SET
assure the people of the Philip
21, nPi Four thousand American
pine* that America will not iet
troopk liuve raided » Hungarian
JArKfJONVILI.K, May 21. — river fleet suspectcl of- nnimfus down.”
(Speciah
The annual date for gling The troops itlnck at d a w n ’
the opening ••( ihc pi**l jjindualc trday
WIGHT LN JAFKSONVILLT.
The smuggling plot
course f»< Fhn ids pliyiiruuK ha«
» » i . l to involve the tiansport’ l
F. Hasky Wight, a Might Priest i Iretn moved tvwck a week tiyl
Nan SS fugitive*, nmmunUti
Of the Orand Council and Com- will open * ' 'he George Wash . u r t supplies *1
mandery of Masons, has been at i ingtoii llo le l'June I',, according "id
Ceson, chairman of ' ihc Danube River ill so
tending the twt> d»y Masonic mrtt- I to Dr. T.
Germany.
t« Committee,
tng in Jaduonvlllt.
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THE WL'ATHhU
To P ro tect the P eer* of the Wortdi
To Prom ote the P ro f rut* of A o t t l r i ;
To Produce P rosperity fur Sanford.
roneldersblr rlnuilltir—i today and toil It lit.
Saturday |M(llr ib u d y with »«aDrfr,l showerr*
..in] lliuiulrr«lurm« m u .ll; in aftrm oun and
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH
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VOLUME. XXXVII
Established 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
FRIDAY, MAY
17,
1946
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Delivers Draft I
- MIAMI, May 17, <7P)— A
Btotcmenl that un nbortivo
m ilitary upmiiiK in Havana
Ls "nnty the forerunner «»f
a Idg revolution1* in Culm
has been made in Minnii by
Cenural Manuel Deuitez.
The general is form er chief
of the Cuban S late Police
under the regim e of exPrcsidcnt Fulgencio B atista.
Building Slump
In City Blamed
On Shortages
Permits Issued Tliu*s
Far In Month Of
May Total $14,451)
N'KW YOh’K. Muy 17. t,T>— T *r
United N ation, Security i'oiii«d
loduyi wouriit up i|< c u itu il .aCP
sion u fin ailiipHng Tt* ir-ahilisn
thirl in i-ffe.l tb'lays rottstdetati. >
of no All'lloiiiit retitU's! fm l'u ii«
N uti.m . Itli'tslwrakip, Tb*lion was affereil try tin- (
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| S ta le r I’m fm word b> I S .P'<Ig ale Kdwnnl Strltitilli*. the
I solution provide* that all ttpidin I
j t ion, »f HN ' membership iiiimuIrsl up In July |.*> shall !»■ .....
sidensl by thp i-iiiint-il in Vugu-I
Albania's application (or nirtaIwrship i» thp only niir mi fii,*.
The Sovii'l it e I e g q t r Andrei
(irnniyko. -aid IIn* ................. bid
no point in vii',. of lit',, in),-, on
ndmiishm adopted cnilii', m 'h e
day.
lip « i*nI nlont: with ' ti •
n ttin delpgalp- in vutinu f... tl.e
I FS ip-idulioii
Tire i on* ii |.»i*
!, imi-ly had iolo|itrd a , - I. too
|,n ln rv Ibul the i*iiiiiii *1 ir i i
I over firsl in in»-ndn'i «hip applo simiiDl-^NQUNCINO T i l K ilt N E W KIN»« lliim b rri 11 u rrn«b«|
50000 l! d llA ll* m i n i in th e P l i / 7<- .»■-! Pn|H ihi
' 1'iM nn ill anil In'fore thp, nn* .ubmiMi'.l i - lii,
ilrin*»fi>rfMihiii iig'.ng
-s^iilnirw *«t 'lie K iiik .ti ih p ' gem in l I k t - . p u t b i,
Dining JyiB? 1‘ ritvlHtm Sfiimci U
1 livnj timing thi* inmiiiK »hllt*
^ I t t i n i n • said i In ! ( (!*•» W n K M ’ I J A
rnanv tn th« enn-ui mrtivA baimi
Mi'u t i H« puUli l.»
| St nf «•« will «|i» rvrr ythu»i: j H-ll.lrt \ t lr m f n , (L i
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War ( rimes ( ourt Hears Froseeution Assert
1 That (Jermun Solcliers Follmved Orders
Issued Diroel Ry Adolf Hiller
In Alabama Runofr
Showers yesterday numerated
hauling* of celery ' from
the
Oviedo, /e ll wood and W eiisdale
sections. Demand was very slow
rind the m arket w»» weak, nceurtllug to Charles D. Sherm an,
local inaikeling analyst of the
, United Slate* l)c|uirtiurnt of
Agriculture.
m
Price* bn celery varied ftoni
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1 1.75 to 92.00 r.O.H. Seminole
co unty shipped HO, t J and S‘J
car* respectively on
Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Seminole County to date has
shlppe.1 t.'JfiO Car* of celery dur
ing Ihp season of which 3,0.‘lf>
were from Sanford nod 1,1(1! 4
. from Oviedo. S arasota shipped
1,848, the lower enjt roast, :i.
7311 and Eel Iwood Jill! making a
total of II." 17 from Florida ns
compared wilh n national total
Vfe. nf 2l.fl0&.
On IVesineeday and Thursday,
May 20 and 30, problem* facing
th e Florkta vegetable
Industry
regetai
ed a t the annual
ill be discussed
.... Florida Vegetal
meeting ...
of the
Vegetable
Committee a t the A ngebllt Hotel,
Orlando.
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- Masonic Officers,
Wives Enjoy Supper
Honoring th a
officer*
and
« | v h of Hanford Lodge No. 02,
■/ F. 'A A.M., n covered dUh chick
en pilau ta p p er wa* served a t
7:00 o'clock last evening at* the
Masonic dining room. About 70
VST were present.
Remarks In regard to the or
ganisation were made by Frank
Stew art, worshipful rossOsr, and
Jam es Huff, treasurer. Mr*. (Iv s)
F. II. W ight, w orthy m atron,
presided.
Following the supper th e reg u
la r meeting area 'held. I t was
announced thot on May SI the
School of Instruction fo r officers
wilt be hstd dem onstrating the
change* la ritualistic w ork, On
June 7, candidates will be InltijA
.
Morrison Says Food
Agreement Reached
A
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haa an*
A British cabinet
nnunred
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-------- th a t a
Joint Anglo-American agreem ent
ha* been reached on the food
crisis.
The announcement wae
• made by H erbert Morrison, Lord
P resident of the Council of the
X jf tr lth h Cabinet.
* *~ll is' erpected ^het detail* o'
— Jritl.be announced
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Produce Survey
Scheduled To Be Appeal Is
Made In Seminole For More
Made
Women
Agricultural Hurcau, lo Help Can Fond
Experiment Station
To Direct Program
Member* of the Foiled Slates
Hurcau of A gricultural Krononiksi
in ro-pperatlrn with ibe Central
Flat ids Experimenl Station, will
sta rt a statistical survey a- *oon
ns the pi c e n t vegetable deal is
iver, nr jiBoul June I. tu deter*
mine the main romruercbil vogotablp pruductH ,,f Seminole t'siUH,
ly. it was nnninm .nl ibis morn
ing by (*. N. Rose of I lie hurea'J,
wjm will) J. 11. <lHcin. also of
the bureau, will conduct >he *ur>
vey.
Tha survey, he said, would be
conducted fur the purpose of
gathering data for deteimining
nrreages, ’ total production, wonumle less and valuation.
These statistics will l>e compiled
f lir r m o n T y twain w n trtc h ay itfer
hn« never been attem pted l>efor«
by any agency III the state. TMinformatimi, he pointed out, will
lie Vuluahle to growers, shippers,
buyer* ami transportation agen
cies.
,
Mr. Rose ronfenittl this merit
ing on the m atter with County
Alfent C. R. Dawson and A ssist
ant County Agent Urle Mathlcux,
Mr*. II. W. Rucker, president
of Ibe Woman's Club, «pon*nrs
for tha food collettinii through
UNRRA. this imtining matte nn
appeal to Ih* public, to n'iiM
in th e canning project ai the
local canning klu-livn
Mr*. Rucker especially urges
those women who umlpi-tnod the
processes of canning and -palm;
to act u? supervisors
in-tinci
those who are Inexpetu-o* p*l n
the work.
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The Kcmlnute County i mn
m issloner, nr* furnishing ibe
cans and members of the I’dot
Club have volunteered lo type
labels for them and numerous
farm ers have donated the produce
for canning, Mrs. Rucker »tuted.
T here Is plenty of food but a
shortage of women lo prep air it
and can it. she said.
Women of the Methodist t hurch
canned in the eh u rc b . Jtilchcu
yesterday, then went to Ink roun
t» kitchen to help with Ihp work
Henry Witte, Jr.
Fleeted Hoad Of)
laical Lions (Huh I
till-
I I i i M 1m n f
Barbecue Supper
Served At Elks.
Club Last Night
llriirv Wit If sir., v e n d ft Ii I (•
v in w r,
today vlfctfd prr«i* |
tipiii air MKinic l.lntt* of the San- w
I..»et M onti r l i i h
fitllo w fn g
fh»*|
• im*11 ttf ih*» ii*1111Moo ioy commit
«i briidf«t ti) I
V, Rnwland :
Mrjt,-Mitt|» "KiOfr I o»ti‘" l ‘ly*!i* lt» oi
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Anyone who Is Interested In
helping with either preparing the
food o r tan n in g It, Is asked to
eontaet Mrs, C. R. Dawson, tele
phone lflB-W. Mr*. Ruckrr h»*
urged the high *ehool girts who CANDIDATE for the Democratic
have had Home Economics to nomination for g ovntm r of AtgLama, Jam es E. “ Rig Jim ” Fol
land th eir service* also.
som, who is six fmrt, M inches
tall, 1* shown in hi, Cullman, ▼thampiona*1 <»f the carving knifa
Ala., Office. Folsom finished ^ ‘ | a . John ^ n a r d y , Dr. 1.. T. Doss,
over four opponents in (he recent I J „ iS,pwnrti ,f|aui|p | iOCWe and
Deiuocrntic prim ary but fulled to M. C. (iimler. Iltuold Kn.tner
rtctivft the required m ajority. He was at the bread (able. The
.
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I1U will
and. . 14.
Oov.
Hand} J.:|rvlnga included fine ear* of
un June
have
a runoff election
Ir
on
h.l
rally grown golden corn.
b u llsu golaar off.
(lutem atinnaH
4.
Exalted Ruler Jam es Rowland
>h|# of the RichHowever, the chief
Welcomed Ihp visitors and memmond FQI office, H arrv M. Klmb e * and announced that (dub
baU, say* he has not yet received
facilities would be available to
any request from the CAA F>
em ber's wives for occasions
en ter the investigation. He adds
rin g to do with charity. John
th a t ha has not been given any
nardy, chairman of the comIndication th a t the crash was
NEW YORK, May 17. (A V lUee on arrangem ent*, also
by anything other than B otlng referee 1A rthur Donovan
‘ med many arrivals when he
trouble or bad weather,
was cleared today of a homicide _.,j*hed hi* csrvlng.
las hall declfres th a t he **- charge. It was announced In v Following the serving of the
ahy halp tha FBI miyht felony court th a t a grand ju ty barbecue, dancln- wa* enjoyed
to gtjra eroold be In Investigating the death of David m th H arry Kudell at the piano,
‘th e strle f numbers of Cochran had refuse,) to indict
_ W. R. Connolly with guitar,
In an effort to establish Donovan,
ttle Maria Menemlei in pink
tion of additional crash
Ckxhran > Was fatally injured
Jime. pleased with h er Up
or lo t sotAO special b - la st Apr. 10 in an altrrratlo n
snee to tho tune of “Tea for
work along the same a f te r he, hi* son,' and Donovan
*fo" played by Mr. Kudell.
had mode a tour of night club*.
Orlando Elk rlsltor* Included:
a n contlwiDonovan signed a waiver of
tnk H. Curley, H arry Caroon,
Immunity, and testified before the
u J. K astner. w . K. Dunaway,
filaon laronard, .Jules J . Hackatt,
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w illiam Bunlng,
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Arthur Donavan Is
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Intin.- fmio n night clidi ill SjSays Spain
Aided
tim e of' i *he 'laying'*
A ulhoiilii'.
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said l*oth men were killeil hy Dein Conflict
same liidlel. (ierm an icsistnnce Nazis
Die Sanford Atlantic Nulioitnl
Rank tlultdli^ by W. R. "B ill"
.Williams.
Mr. Williams, u brother to I’olice Chief Roy 0 . Williams, served elenieiit* „ e ie la’lleved al first
three year* in the Pacific th eater bi have Is'en lesponsihte for the
This theory win tub'd
with the Sea Rees. He returned crime.
during Hept., lt*4T», and since Diet ^out when le-ts showed the gun
time has been affiliated with Dtejuocd in the killings u it, an Army
Market Fruit Company.
Jcarbioe.
MOSCOW, M.,\ 17. b1*h— The
Soviet
government
new spaper
D vestia ha-* puhli-bed a long
■tatemenl
eliatging
that
Ihu
Franc** irg im e
In
Spain
J
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participated in the w ar on the
side of Germany The rtuicm ent
i- attributed to two German o ffi
cers who served m Spanish cities
as m ilitary attaches. Hoth art*
now prisoners In the Soviet
Union,
The statem ent 'tty* that Field
fu tu re and plan* for the building I M arshal
Wilhelm
Kedel
ami
will l*e discussed wiDi the nrehi- , • olonel General Gustav J, mR wery
SpanUh
tect, Elton Mnughton. Mill fool | active
m
at ranging
F o ster of Winter Fork
ha-* collaboration, Keitel nod J(stl a m
offered b> landscape the grounds, among Die Nasi leader* now on
■he said, end W . M. McKinnon trial in N uernberg on war Crimea
has agrce*l to furnish the fcrlili- charge*.
The Soviet new spaper sta te
*er. A total of frtfMl. has l*en
ment accuses Keitel and Jodi and
raised toward the hew building, the Spanish General S ta ff of
she disclosed.
draw ing up a • secret plan for
In reporting on th# sta te con ■citing G ibraltar and expandini
possession* in Africa.
vention hehl recently in Miami Spanish
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w ith. c k h i delegates from S an
‘ NEW MANAGEMENT
ford present, Mr*. A. W, Epp*
Joseph O ontalea o f Sanford hiu
•tatdd lh*t there ure 2M clubs taken over th* nimmgement of
now In li'e stntq .with 7.218 the Silver Fleet Taxicab C o » members Eight new clubs have pin y with headquarters al ^teeoml
been organised this year and six Street and P ark Avenge. Tho
affU latrd. The next sta te meeting company Ira, five taxfX, . *fVe
will be bebl in Orlamlo. . she drivers and m aintain* 24
service.
( t s s l l s i t s u s r s * s Fear)
Mrs. A. VV. Epps Is Installed By Mrs,
H. H. McCaslin As Garden President
The Sanford Garden Club has
grown until it now Includes six
circles and has a total active
membership of 160 Mr*. It. II.
McCaslin, retirin g president, an
nounced a t the last meeting of
the year held at the UJl.O. build
ing today where Mr*. A. W. Epps
was Inaugurated as the new
Msymr Jrtme* Gut announced
th a t the lot fo r the proposed
Garden club house m easuring 100
by 200 feet is located a t Mellonville AVcnua and F irst S tr e e t
IH stated th a t every effort- would
be made by the City to appro' ite some money for the beautitk>n of the City dgrke.
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ling of-the building commH|M
I be colled UT th e l m l ........
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tin* r «*t* H I I r p m t ii H 'h l i i f f h * iinyttuni; p* l«U*ly tu h;ip|H*n Mr.
Aimv ii ** w -- p it |»«’ i Hliiis nn»| Trinunn Id* nv«*k*‘i»d trip
t«>
(if llic Sanford Mslgi>
Flk*. llis it',w!V»’H n'"l 'Tfll'Jf*
loywl a harlavue supper last
evening at Dii' rluli limise till
W est Second Slicet. The supper
Wuk fnllowrd by dancing and
• nlT.rt aihm ent.
- Tbe barlmcue ..hicli included
^trim m ing*" was prepared under
the supervision of W. K. H atha,
fray, uml I’ctcr Thurston. . The
terv in g (able* w eir on the side
porch and ut 7:10 o'clock tong
lin e , of |>pop|p filed by the "ex
part** n nnt r u tlrrs including tuch
. ;
fief
itf i.H-atill-
Antij NfWMmcn Arc
Ambusbcd Friday
. pawl peat
“ “'S a s s y 5 $ r
tn
1 ,1 -
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Civil Aeronautic Inspector Asks
Probe In Crash Of Viking Airliner
RICHMOND, V a- May 17, UP)
—A civil aeronautics authority In» * c to r said today be will ask the
Federal Hurcau of Investigation
to investigate certain aspecta of
th e eraeh of a Viking atrllnar
near Richmond. 27 persons were
killed when the- airliner plowed
Into swampy ptnetaml In H entko
County yeeterdav shortly a fte r !t
took off from Richmond.
, ,t . Th# CAA Inspector, H. G, My
ers, raid ha wilt call In tha FBI
because there are certain thing*
In tha crash th a t cannot be acTor. Myyrs said th a t two
_ a? p art of another
stilettos, a p air of
e ami a police whistle
rred in tH* plane e
Negro Confesses
Slaying Of Two
b'
in lJecetnhi't. 11*14. It
chatK oi further that (hr 5S
l|iHi»
nvlnl no (lirtrt •*«fit**
from t'l .If If* !l*t t«» wllIiu **■
hum.i>" iiihtLit ••)!*= iDH III .1 Its
AtlH'l I' " a
1itllkit* \«h Mii 1rt l.iri
T-iu!
Nr 4 ^ *
Col l< DD 1 11
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V- Wl St ()■« t« lis t »■♦• * •
Jilt, ops
♦Ml t ell Iho ■nu
fcllme1 The ... ■Ilf 1- t VIII 7 1 ) ♦f ftm
mill no 1, «*1 l*M Sikl It Fiii JLI-I
Army l<•| lilt* Mill •Iff if t ll
-Ainei n .ii hdttitf i. fnitl < mL HI
ii*:
ilo iidi 1t*|M»*
- “■Jm-.sent Hie hi t«*r u al 1(Mill <!& tl
the loinl iniirth*' ♦if Vll till ■* Ill'll 1
tiered b\ lit.- Kit i S> Plill/r
Regime o' ♦llfl Ml1! ll 1V if frtTIM ■
i 1 iht- | Mtat** tl
bill mil, flirt till IIIM
tion exp. l l- 1st kllHU
It. 1 hrt v%*trt1I ,
rt 1ll 1
KlbId .ll 'll
llllle i in (t 4 im rth"|*
It .. th L* f.. trt 'll
bo ilium nl •i
HflVi
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.leg aiding \ l»t»”» (.III •1 1 *(*H"»
I ’ rra a l
W A S H l \ i I T i >N. M a y 17.
(/!’)— I V o s irlfiit T r u i iu u i t h i s
a f to r m it in pigiH ’il a n t*Xt‘t'lttivr* u r tliT ta l,in y r o v e r tin*
r a ilro a d * .
T lio
P r ir a ir lm t
.sigttt*tl th p o r t l t ’r in a n e f
f o r t I n h o a r l o f f th,< t h r o a t -
Ho- *alt
w tilijiH i
of
11 \ 1" (it ! ntnfiy. May l | Its
n h tit Him i lift! | * 1
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mtiitlrii-il M
in rtMtl 711* AtniM i*mi M* *
.lilt
lUilellHilely
llie ehotrtiiuii.
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i»“ k I he if in r ii
fo r I licit- Siitn
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t ' 1ftrt | ■t in' II rt I
look
i hi
that n n v ii|i|»hi .ti ‘ll
ru ii
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u'
hum ! Ut*rch I«*l
tivpii ftillrwi
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I ll- t h it t trm ltu te
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Vtertch tlrlrjfiitr. Aieiamlr I* ill -IllIllRTn l i f l l ' l * t n ,' * ( »
ih 'H f Hi*
rtfll
l o o k tiYl’ t 1I m |u V* .1
i m an m i him hmiirt
H* *
of the routitll urnleI tin- f. I ijm t h a ir o il r e m .iir i’* t «■ 1)1*
f iolni ion He lolil t mini tl t|ii-itt IY rjn if t m«*ii in W it*)*'
i
tank i** l * tiiiiin- ill it t o r \ i h n O g o
tI n t i i
w|ui M III , t i l l l e n t V
ion, T im e o im n l
t-lpMIIO j
Nazi S. S. Members Charged Wilh
Murdering Yanks
In Bulge B a ttle^
a ^ ’Kx;...
..
jeoo|n?nii
Showers Yesterday
Moderate Haulings
In Celery- Areas
I lly
W hrlhpr the uslinti’* ra il
road* conlinue to foortion at
Irr Ihp *lrik r deadline Inniorfow* i,-u ]i in, -tic _ r i n l |u t f » * i s l '*
’i ‘ tvslTilrreit a* iiidiTlduaU. I*rp»ldeni-’ Trnm .nr b.i* orilrred the
sriiu rp nf Dtp railroad', and ha*
| . vipjiratisl i»vrr ihp, hivtiU.n/ the
HntDirrhood Ipadi-r* In thp mrinn m rinlirrihip lu k rrp at
work J i m
F. M hiD lS Ir^ycd'
of t lif Im Hiim i I Tf a i nrorli, nntJ
A lm n lfi John^Iioi. tirrsidriil of
Iti»- FliifiiirrfH, w,|\ |I n i Mill mil
Resolution
Adopted
Halts Action On
Albanian Request
A decrease In the estimated
value of building application' at
the City Hall for the first 15
0
.d ay - of May a* com pared wilh
[the m i responding period in A p'd
General Ren Ilex say* B atista
is indicated by the fact that May
we* -not ciinncctr.l wltli today's
I application* to data total $14,(Ml
uprising." In fact lie *«y* the
1in value, whereas Iwrlwecn April
form er president I* in New York
. | nod If, the estim ated value of
w riting a book.
i.e rm ils issued was 181.«6U.
In nn interview, the G eneral'
l-o,*ul l.iiilding contractors on.I
sold “ l winy V outbreak was nn
tialeim U -upplv men yesterday
explosion of the Army without
tin t uted the building slump t«
any previous planning." He uihle.l
•hortage of m aterial, caused !i>
“ There will lie a real revolution
iwo factors strikes and resulti'ig
at any moment."
lim itation of tJsnsportatlun a , m
ih
Explaining the uprising, the
the coni strike, and to complicated
General said “ the Cuban people
OPA rcstrirlions and regulation'
ran endure no longer the regime
A. It I,cvejiiy of the Hill Lum ---of Piesulcnt Ramon Grau San
ber mid Supply Company declsia.l
M artin, who ha* given himself
"These innumerable tegulation.
over to the Communist*. 'with the
make it almost impossible for u >
result that disorder* exist in the
to operate."
whole Island.
“The only cure for the lumlrei
He went till to say "condition*
and building m aterial industry,
are terrible In Cuba because uf |
lie *nld, "is u surgical otteratbi.i
the Communist* who are organby Congress ic-ulting in the death . . .
L ing the people of Culm against
of the OPA."
the Whited S tales. They cull the
people nf the F ulled Stales “IniVi
SECRETARY of th e t|. S,- Sen . W. C. Hill staled th a t cement
p en alise. yaok«V»,‘ ”
tibvk constructioa had been mm
ate,
F a l i c JRifflc arrives a t the plArel mi the compativ warehouse
„ General tisn lte t. wWfa-left Culm
In voluntary exile before H atisU ’* While 'House with fhf* 'stop-gap at T o y rtl|f S treet an.l Elm Avenue,
defeat, »»ys he will return to draft Mil for the President’' hut th a t work was tied up for
Cutka “the minute the Cuban signature. The legislation ex lack of lumber.
tends the t-elc. live Service Act
Army start* a real revolution.
Work is proceeding T h in -day
until July I ll halts the induc a t the Miracle Concrete Company
tion of fnlheis nod youths 18 nod at him Avenue and Fourth .Street,
IP years old.
• (liilernallnm il) but M anager John Tcrwlllcgci ex
pressed concern at the lurk ut
ehipmenta of cement during the
past three weeks, wliicli he -itld,
might hinder future opt-raDon-
N O . 173
Truman Stands Fat
On His Suggestion
Life Savings Rtirued
Yesterday For End
ing Coal Walkout
U. N. Security
Council Ends
Present Session
URGE END OF ITALIAN MONARCHY
Former Police Head
Says Today’s Up
rising: Only Forerunner To Revolt
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THE-SAN
The Sanford Herald
a u * M b l# t
la
!! t . .
Coming Events
IS M
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SACKCLO TH
ASH
W ia u T e.llr esreet H tM I |
Assuming Unit this county does not become involve..
in another world war, oi- ten r itself npnrt in labor-man
agem ent disputes, Florida Is on the threshold of the
B * ( m t aa * * r a * 4 v ia ** ■ • ! ! « grentcat period of progress and development in its entire
iW .W f it . reia, at the r*a« o ir m
M Saafsre# Fla rlk a . aaWrr th * A r t history. During the next ten yenxs there will be more
O n e r N i at M arrk a IW T.
building, more new people coming into the state, greater
OLLANt) l~ UKAM
culturnl and commercial expansion thqn even during the
K4Jta>
decade of twenty yenrs ago,"
non n o s m : t i
n »l* ,u
M a a a a rr
Speaking at the Sugarlnnd plantation n e a r Clewiston
the other dny, Clarence Hitting revealed th a t Ids com
i.
pany alone had just harvested >»ver a million tons of
sct asrntP T iO M UATBI
r a r a k l# la. I Ataara
sugar,
caue, the greatest In Everglndcs history, that this
rnrv, week —
>j produced 109 million pounds of sugar and provided a pnyilM W*alka
J * roll of over $800,000 a month, and he added significantly
M n lk . Tear
• M thnt If government restrictions are removed they can
-------_ produce 200 million pounds of sugar, 100 million pounds
§.
T i l •k O ra rr
Htftrch, and 80 million pounds of feed annually.
B u k a . r ..n liil»M
1
n
U r t i l a M . a l . la
v IM
tk * M
* «* ..« «l
Florida has the greatest agricultural possibilities of
_______
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H » m w ill k » rk
Any state tn’ tho union. The dem and jfar'fo«TT‘is greater
s l r v * ala a a S s r r t U la * r « l » « .
than cVer before and jt is constantly, increasing. The
/
Ik k U , n t t f i i t l i T k # l l r r s M shortage of crops in other countries is no temporary
U a a i f i l l * * i a * « » e t n t » a emergency hut one which is likely to last for many years
•re i»*lMra**#g in tk# l a r a - io come. The shipment of fruits and vegetables from
. . l i t * la
Ik *
r e a a tr y w llk
pal krn<l*part»rk la C k lraca this state Jins reached no all time high, and yet Florida
* a * Rr.w 1 a f k .
is capable of infinitely greater achievem ents along this
T W lls r a l* la a «•»*•► •» *1 T k * lino. In Seminole County alone earlot shipments Were
M ttla ia l r . ' «
a h lrk I* n . l »
r r l t e a llllt d la Ik * aa* l * r **• 1122 carloads more than a y ear ago.
■k llratlaa » f a ll a *w a dlaaalrfcra
In other fields, too, Florida is just beginning to make
, * * ta II as a a l t l l a f a l w
nnmc for itself. During the next ten years oil is likely to
Ir e Ip .Ik f*
a *S P 1.**
la cal arwa pafcTf*k*d k#**l
do for this state what it did a generation ago for Okla_ r c p a k l l r a l l a a *1 * ( * •
r fg___
k l*_la
il j | t * * l . l M k * * * la a*a a la * **• homn, Tckas a n d .( alifornin. According to Herman Gunter, state geologist. Florida has u promising
oil field, "tlm
i!a
limits of which have not yet been defined." The. success
.FRIDAY. MAY ,17.. 19Ifi
of the Humble Oil Co. in bringing* in a paying well, he
characterizes as most encouraging. In the yearn to
BIBLE VEflftK FOB TODAY
come some of Florida's cities now peopled by thousands
V e A y
i n u l t f t f o u /U .,
LOYALTY IMMORTALIZED A will be ..filled.by hundreds of thousands w o r k i n g io oil.
Anil rltie to the oil industry and the proximity of
YOUNG BEDOUIN WOMAN. IT
IS A LOVELY VIRTUE. OUlt cheap fuel, the industrial development of this state will
SOPHISTICATED CIVILIZATION be greatly facilitated. Fuel has always been a great hand
REVEALS NO FINER EXAM
Whither thou goes! I will icap in the location of factories in this state which is so
go,.and where thou lodgest I will far from the center of coal and oil producing states. Fuel
lodge. Thy people thall be my to run the factories had to he shipped in at great expense,
Our Florida Stale" Chamber o f , (n England, I learned that over
people,
I*, and thy dial my G «band with the products ngnin having to be shipped out to t omnu-rce i# doing on excellent a million British tourists a year
Ruth 1: 10.
the great consuming centers, the expense of production job In the maintaining of an In- mentally go to Kouthern France
wns too grent. Rut with oil coming up out of the ground ler-American Center* cultivating or Southern Maly where the elitravel ami good will between our mate Is not uV good a* it Is In
in Floridn, industrial possibilities become unlimited.
IN THE BEGINNING
(ounlry rind tbe countries r f Cen Florida, Two tourist agencies in
Of
course,
tourists
who
have
long
b
e
e
n
the
b
a
c
k
b
o
n
e
(From The Atlantic!
tral mill Smith America. Recent London told mu of their plans to
The thin gi**n of the wood*
of Floridn will continue to be one of this state's greatest ly Mr. Paxson <’. Mayes, the noted direct m any of these British to u r
Begin* . . . tentative,
ist* to Florida.
nM Pt.i. In fnet, it* Rrontcst opportunitif* for tourist cn- explorer and scientist who
la trem bling into buds
Millions
of
working
lr"nn^
,rd
wtp, the Inter-AmerWe cannot have prosperity In
tcrtnlrimPrit
still
lie
nhend
or
it.
T hat learn to live
th* United S tates unles* we have
ppoplp
who
formerly
hnd
little
lime
or
little
nionev,
fo
r
J™"
in,.'i',!Z
'
tnga'lfwl
*R
On light. on greening nir.
a cix'd foreign trade nml liefore
On l*M than leaves rrijUlie,
vnenTloiw. are finding with their higher p«y nml iM'ttr-r „||ecting the old knowledge of tl.r war the Itritish were nur ta-st
And to no leaf la there.
working ronditions, their two weeks' vocation Willi p u t the In linn- in the ti«e of herb* customers. In supporting the Bri
Only the *hy dealre
tish loan, therefore, we are only
iinti
their shorter working week, opportunities for travel f"«^. medical purposes,
That presently will l>»
helping our best customer to get
and sojourns in Florida previously enjoyed by the very There disc Venn* »;e proving go
Leave* In the wind ami sun.
he can buy from us again.
And we shall »ec
rich or'th e extremely lucky. In the yenrs laco n ic we will ; , f X « r 'X e ' fV.V e"amp£'to , Our Committee on Education
The »unun*r'i will he done.
ftittl it new kind of tourist in Florida who will be none the uK. smith American .-ountrle* tho and Labor is ju st engaged In
All In goo.I time. , . . But now,
\
less welcome becftuse he works with bis hands Instead of Intr „f ihp dnsn.n scirpion la
In the beginning, bud*
his Itrains
jnerssrik always fatal u, chlltljun
A re 1«» than leaf on bough.
And here the lighted woods
And so we sny. th a t w hatever may have been the
T.h* M‘*
A re thin, are tentative
Ar
peaks
of
Florida’s
icrcnt.
achievementa
in
the
past
they
;,nulyf
pi.
'
m
,.*l
u
y,rX*nd**an,
With green, learning to live.
Will be dwarfed tp In»IgnlficanCO l»y the events of Ihe j Indian .an- for this se.rpim. bit*]
DAVID MORTON.
future'
’
(from herbs the Indian* have been!
w l l * * l * 7 at
S aa fa iS , K U r t la ,
M a s a a lla A v v a a a
111
II
.
—
Wk
ft
G laude PefM i& i
------ -- —-----
The picture of John L. lAwl*
on thle tveeh’s Time magaxlne
•ntnehow itrangely ren d M l “t
r t f ' picture*
p ic tu r e * we
w e u se il t o i t s
ot
B^flilo ’Mdssbrihr
Senator Pepper doesn't believe
In filibusters against soc'fllistic
legislation, but he Is certainly
making n gallant one ma.i stand
against anil-strike bills.
On* of the most dl*Urs»lng
thing* that we h#v# heard lately
aticut *the inadequacy of the
Fe rush)-Laughton jioipltal ll the
fact that although the A etn a* '
tlon ha* the money to buy an
iron lung th e y . have, not been
*bl* to do »o necatieo they have
no place to put it. If anything
I* neec^d to convince anyone
that the apace I* not adequate,
th a t ihouht.
The (SI ll ill-of - It iff ht a may
prove to l>o an empty promise
to veteran* unless hnutlnir facili
ties a t virtually all Inatltutlana
of higher learning are rapidly
expanJesl. Ymt can't promlaa tan
million young men to «*nd them
to college and then eapect them
to alrcn in the atreeta. There I*
probably not a. college In the
country today th a t doe* not have
a wailing lint a t least ns long
k» ILm enrollment.
The mine u p eratoii are making
a mistake In refusing to hegntlate
with Lewis on the subject of hi*
walfare fund. They should never
‘ h a w let him be the on* to make
ilia proposal In th« first plsc.ei
ft this should hiLVo com* from them.
But now th a t he hit* made It,
't!*fjt
,
*t •'* !
i
FRIDAY* MAY 17*. 194«
d in
I) HERALD, &ANFORD, FLORIDA
Roman London
Relics Sought
In Blitz Area
lly NORMAN J. IUDDEHLY
AP Newafeature*
• •
.LONDON — W hil; lairds and
Commons debate Ihe re-building
cf war-wracked Britain into a
socialist idute, workmen are bury
Ihe Palace of W estminster re
building' the bomb-worred build
ing*, which wer? damageil by
Hitler'* raidrrs. nn 13 occailon*
between Beplrmber 11. 1910 and
to
Msf 10. 1911.
On the latter date the House of
Common* was completed destroy
ed, and now work I* underway oil
foundations for the new llous...
It i« .caiwcted th a t the. wmk wilt
h* sta rted nn—fhe" siiperltrJffU fi
later this year and wdl take a t
least three yral*, at nn estlmaletl
Cost of M,OOO,000.
W ith enlarged accommodation,
the new building will In many re*
working out a plan under which
the trd e ra l Government will a ll
the States in neeing th a t nil
children in the public school*,
gram m ar schftoj and high school,
a* well a* In private schools lielow college grade, will g et proper
ra re of their teeth. Faulty teeth
was rne of the prinrfhal causes
of rejections by Selective Service.
Our fcontmlttce al<u- hae Ju*t
agreed on a bill to provide »10,000.000.00 F rd rral aid to ihe
State* .for research in mental illties*** The war has vastly in
creased menial diseases- with few
Doc tors and few facilities ilrulm*
(kith those mentally disabled. We
alto provide In our bill for a
•10,000,000.00 Reseatrh C e n l s t
along with the N atirnnl Health
.Institute |n Washington for reernrrh In the cause and cure of
mental I'lresscs.
I am conducting hearing* on n
bill to provide for Federal assislance tu building up industry In
he region* of the country whlc i
are Industfin'llv undeveloped. I’d •
sage 'o f this bill would benefit
the Kuuth. I Mm considering hold
ing hearings in each of the South
ern States for. if we ate to pros
per tn the Smith and combat un
employment which lie* ahead of
us, we must create more industry,
Increase payrolls, and place more
Inlying power in the hnnds of our
per pie for our ugrL ullunil and
orticulturnl commodities and for
hortl
our own induitries.
speeta follow the lint* of ttje
cham ber in ‘ which the Common*
had held their debate* since 1891,
for during, a paper salvage drive
In Decemfier, IU41. Chari** Mar
shall, the architect who died last
year, found the original drawing*
of S ir Charle* Burry, which Mar
shall had as a student and tu«k«d
aw ay in canvas bags in hi* lumber
room.
> l/ord's Chamber Hit, Too
On this same night th a t the
Common* chamber wa* gutted, *
high-explosive bomb went throogh
the roof and floor of the Hou»* Jf
Lords—but fulled to explode. Very
little damage wa* don*—-even the
red leather bench** were hardly
marred.
At present the Common* b ra
ullng ..................................................die
the Lord*' chamber, wlyi<
the member* of the Upper llou.O
conduce their affair* in the King'*
Robing Room.
Mi
Outside the House* of P arlia
ment, only superficial dam age Is
visible to the ordinary obtervrr.
The Victoria Tower, largest and
highest square lower In the world,
ha* It* lower part swathed In tu
bular scaffolding. Tbi*, however.
Is for normal maintenance work
on Dm atrueture. which before the
war wa* covered with acmffoldlng
to the lop of It* 898 feet pin
nacles when many atone* In tnu
fine faratia were fount! to b o#
cracked am i had to be replaced.
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;
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS—SuppUfla • » now available
to complete outstanding- ortUta. Please contact ua
regarding delivery.
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new orders for current delivery.
Call ua today for your bedding and furniture need*.
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119 W. FIRST ST. — PHONE 1133
using a lung time.
i
Mr. llayc* has found also th a ll
the la tiali* have „ root •vhich t« !
a* e f f e - b v * .• g a in s t l u s l a i i u fti I
G enital A o w n ts ** bv-quinitit- c r i
AtAbrine.
*
*i
Mr llayvi a!«o tobl mr almut
Theodore Roosevelt Intel a favorite term of contempt herl • whi*b thP Indian* armmd
for nations that he regarded as weak and worthies*. M
I o the A maxim <<•(( to poison tfic !
called them "Chinnfied." But all in all. the Chinese have lip* cf lhr,ii d a rtt nnri arrawr. |
Now tb**r herbs me furnishing
surely done their share of fighting in the long, course of Utc
medics I profession a cure for
hllmmi hiatfiry. And Brifc. General "tltoimia F. Arms, re * t‘ 11 * 11 c paralysis In children,
cently returned from China, apparently foresees no end Frmn them al*o I* mad* a new
of military strife ip th a t vast and little-understood coun mild anesthetic,
try. Its known w a tt apparently cover a period of nearly j. W* uf the Senate have passerl
the Rritisb loan which I have
3,1)00 years, with natural intermissions now and then.
. Strong Iv stippnrtcd. In ihe last
It need not be expected, ImwoVe/, that pur western ear Itofore Ihe war, Britain
nations will achieve such u distinction, in the m atter of i’Piight IS per rent of qur row
military duration. For modern weapons and methods of rottnn experts; 2| per cent af
corn exports; 11 per cent nf
liumnn destruction improve so rapidly that, with the our
our whrnt exports; fi-J p<>r m i
present rate of progress toward general destruction— both of oil, lard cx|Kirls; TJ per cent
military and human— th e race may not Inst very long. of our tnhnern exports; Si p*,Little did the Chinese imagine what they were getting renl of our export* of canned
uh all into, when they invented gunpowder and turned tho fruits, and ftt per cent of our
CHinffs War Itecord
military styles away from bows and arrows.
Ivanhoe In Movies
"Ivanhoe" in to be filmed in technicolor. Belatedly
Hollywood in recognizing the screen poiwibllillcs in fant*
ous iiovoIh. Scott's most popular story has all .that a
cinema success should h av e: romance with two bcnutlcs,
one blonde, one •brunette; tournam ent fighting, and a
magnificent selfte of a fuertal enstle,-winding up with a
fire to which Hollywood will doubtless do full Justice.
The movies *will also probably find an answ er to the
question about which many readers of the book have
w ondered: Just whnt was the beginning of the b itter
hatred, seen in the book in full flower but apparently of
soveral years standing, between W ilfred of Ivanhoe and
Brian de Bois-GullbertT*
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IT"Ivanhoe" gooa over, Hollywood mny discover .that
Scott wrote.solne o th e r atarie* with /ilm posaiblliUoa^Ifar
one, "Tlic Talisman." \
ru« industry, our phosphate induatry amt our naval atorea inilusiry for the British to be able
to buy again from us. Better
economic ronditions In ItrlUIn will
also bring more Britiah tourit'a
to Florida. When I w*s recently
you
ARE
INVITED
Revival Services
Lake Mary
Nazarene Church
BEACH BAGS
Miss Nora Dennis
Evangelist and Singer
Ivary nite at 81 OO p. n
Charles E, W est, Pastor
j ."Ora* ter |ov# hath
than this th a t he will
his life for another,"
recall lb B" whan
Rornboetal, one of
of Bataan, m V*
Phono 1118
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OFFER
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FRIDAY,
MAY
Social
17,
And
Social Calcndai
FRIDAY
Woodman Circle Ghidndn Grove
.187 will meet nt K:ik) I*. ,M. at
the W.O.W, Hall. All member*
are urged to attend.
^ f lia l.yman junior-aenlor bani|uet will take ptnco ut the Mayfair Inn wlicn a program will be
p ro ra te d .
SATURDAY
Lym an school senior* will have
the annual outing at Daytona
Bench. ,
Will move to suitable location.
f o e - sox
MONDAY
The Woman* Auxiliary of tl$
Holy Cross Kplacnpal Church will
meet at 3:36 I*. M.
The annual piano recital In
memorlum lo Mr*. Fannie Hteftibrtdge Munson will be given by live
pupil* of the Fannie It. Munson
Plano School In the Seminole High
School Auditorium at 8 ; 0Q P. M.
Dick Aiken, tenor, will assist with
the progratt]. H ie public U extended
4 ' Cordial invitation to the recital
..The , Woman* Missionary Union
of she P io l Rapli*t Church will
hold it* Icgulnr monthly meeting
III 3:30 JK M. hi. the church
annex, l l i r l c No. I will be ill
charge of the program.
Tile Hun Ream* will meet al
3:30 I*. M,
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PAGE THRER
TUB SANFORD 1I£RALD, HANFORD, F I.O ltnJA .
1946
Personal
Beautiful Spring Dan:e Revue Is
Presented By Sixty Local Dancers
Activities
Annual Munson Piano
Recital To Be Monday
IIY
-CEC ELIA T IU 'I.rt’K .
The m arriage of Miss Alicia G.
Carter, d aughter of Mr. nnd Mr*.
Ernest 11 C arter of W est I'em^unnvdir.'mk'Tiirm*" *,5,l‘'cra "* . Yestciduv aflci im'uii ut uppi-M .u .i. ,,f chatnbrnv. cotton IwiB l-roPst.- Munir to Jam es It H ardin,
The Peasants’ Frolic it. eluded
»'• k the d o .... I ■ -pm, .uyon. scan m a.rt.al and son of Mr. ami Mrs. Jam es H unt,
in of Hanford, w a, solemnizes*
I’olka and
Those '** *w*"} "r"
displayed
hm.
.aking p art in the Polka were 1 nm,1\ 'S l
'" “ V
"bloomer gi.l and too. in April 28 at the Methodist Churcl
lamer Kinlnw. Betty Ann Stiles. Tf"?*
M 'Y 'D I well eul conservative design*
. in West Pembroke. The Bev. F’
perform ed
th*
Jam li. Dunn. .Murletie MrMtllmi.!." ILL1AM BLAB DA 1,1. of Or-1 Diagonal stripe*, extiemely liinfi- S. Williamson
Mntthn Owen, " Betty Ann Mun’ |
wu, on huipl a wu* the Imuch hats and shoulder strati doulde ring rrrem eny.
Given in m arriage by her fa
ain. Penny Wallace,
Beverly owner o f the spitngs. I. I F . C r . bathing bog* w ere 'hozyn
in
.... the
. _ bride
— „ wu*
---- gowned
„
5sa>', M ary E ster Powell, Susan ( O i l D R . RGB O W K S T K K K T . The oiiistnmling feature* or th r j ther.
Ihames. .Marta Menende*. Gladys hU h ith e r, M U SK D V B it STB E K T show were the coat tout repetition [ iace and net over *nliu nnd w ore
Instv. Jo an H uinphirv, and Mac- . . . Some iovelv lilg h n.'hm I usd of the thtee-color com bination.-.a fingertip veil of net urrnngod
...
. .........................
... g ir l* ........
"culm on rolor" and the showing; with u linrii of strange Idimsom*.
from ......................
D rluudo imubd|re Jane l.nwron...........
The
Mimlrk.i college
Itflndetl: June Duvh. Mnrgatel led the latest- in fushinnuhle "Hun of vivitUcolur rumbiiiftl with vivid j She huri ie,| u Ixonpiel of w h ite ''
horrisort, Hetty Jean 1ow'itsend. I.andu" attire to the smooth ot 1 o|»t >n suits, shorts ami dresses to»es
M iss Agnes F\ C a lle r at tended
At the Elk* supper ta lly lari
tarluira Wnlhen
ntol
Phylli* i hesliatltm * of SIF W A B T MAR
3h.ones.
TIN and liis isiy* . . . The fashion evening . . JOHN I.KONAHDY her »L«Ler and wore a gown o f
tiluo. onrnndli- wirtro* flirtre r* it* The colorful tXmrity Fuirt nettrons'ilRJIirt ’ of ’ Dfeklof»-(ve> mt*- Hccl.'vreit -Inmself 'i-hamptori ine«r
three, opened with Candy liyjrnleil cotlreriling the timteriuls, c a rv e r', . . M- J. LODGE spilled her liu ir and earriisl pink roses.
K»rv E sther Powell, Belly' Ann-newest designs and "color on ,i cup of coffee, nil over him-etf F re d e ric k la irin g o f P e r ry w n *
ttile s
Smtilia
Dunn.
Mirium ',o ln r‘‘ vogue ns the model- gio- e- mat. everything else .
, W. K. the best man.
A
reception follow ed a t th1?
Yoye. neverly
Gray. Rochelle! fully dDphiyerl the clothes . .
HATHAWAY prep.in-,1 the delictFi.t'ii nke, Sylvia Ilayer. Jeannette j | nc|mleil in the group were ba'h- ou* l«arl>cipic for the nioli All home o f the bride's p a re n t*, tier
k a then,
Maiy 1 arllott,
Jnnii |
mU
|lh,y ^
............. .
settled lo h ave fun p a r tic u la rly tf®
i * ' M r*. F'rancea Im rin g , ivc-
A beautiful Spring dance re Blue Danube" wait*. Jane Chap
by till dancing students of Han
ford and vicinity from the Cog
hum School of Dancing at the
Seminole High School auditorium
in a program sponsored by l.**
Sueur* Club, an affiliate of the
Hanford Woman’s Club.
Hugh K. High of Arlington,
The program was under the
Mas*. 1* visiting Gene Tucker at direction of Mrs. P. H. Tepaic
the Vablex dIntel,
and
acrobatic
numbers were
choreographed by Mr*. A. B.
Duxbury,
Musical
interpolations
F'ranklin Bennett 's p e n t Wed
nesday and Thursday In Jack so n were arranged by Mr*. Marvin
Milam. Mrs. Larrie Moses, and
ville on business
Mi*. W. T. Jackson and costumes
Mi*. B. R. G ray of I.ongwnod u e ie designed by Mrs. Tepaic,
spent last weekend in iaikrland Mrs. J. II. Cogburo, Mr*. Jack*on, Mr*. L. P. Payton, Mrs,
w ith -her, m other and sister.
Jack .MacDonald and Mrs. V. 0 Husty.
Mr*. Mildred /-Babcock
Mi*. T. W. Lawton who hn* planned the decor and ■David
hern confined to lier home in Howard d irretrd the lighting
Dviedo f o r t tho past week I* effects* on the various numbers
tw n iterating.
,
of the program.
The program opened with the Utim phty.
M m g o re t
M ..rrM tn ,J l|(|. , i r . .
DutsiandhtR w n - the III!, and M B S L. T. IH ISH , G E N . V '" ,n ‘ ''a tg e of the g uest i«»ik.
The couple te ll for G ain esville,
*
Dine mill MRS. J. C. lltrfC H IS tlN
lliltrn H int of F't. .Myers i* fairy-tale bullet "Coppclia" which N .g g ie Ja n e L n w .o " . R.-Uv J e m i, |M l|l (lllr |lo il ,lf . H.dmmt.
expected to u rtiv e to spend the feutured the following daiwfDfi' Tuwosrm i/ P a l i i c i si Itu tig a n , u hich i* tho same old sapphire l-l.tlN E SMITH. E. E IIRADV,. F la - w hen- tlie bridegroom w ill
weekend n , tlie guest nf Sir. mid Swanilda, talcntrd Juci|urlyn Mnc- J«y< June.* and lalit li Dough icnam ed toil used w ith vivid cut it P. HERNDON. MR mol MRS. icsuinu h i* - litd'i-v at tin- C lo v e rSirs. \V. j ; David,
DtOiuhl; Peasant Girt*. , Anita Ctl)
HAROLD KASTN'KR, Jilt and sity o f FTorida in .luni',
Yvanne Cullen was tlie FoiTune tiro ytleli u* tirunce, tei!, yelhrw MRS. F\ A. DYSON* and Ml!, and w ill m ake th e ir home a t 1 2 1‘ i
Aiken, Dorothea Sackett, Jean
Tail*-, and the Flow.., It,*,:!, w.,K ,ll> » » " '• • ■ •
MBS. W. It. DYStFS
ilAIGIY Palnretto Avenue.
Richard Dens And Paul Digger*, Snyer. Elol«r Cooke, Jane Chap
Jom,uil, Jean Huy,-,; f
,iU"
'*
J i. uDerided a hireling of tho man. Ann W hitaker and Gretehen farmed by
M rs, Noon h a- lieen omo|<ty<sl
A,,,.,.*.
I
....
it,.,,te
ll
"Lort
boxy rival n> rde of tr vrualn hl'DFM.L played the- piuno and
Queen
'
Anne's
Luce,
llm
rie
lt
Klrehhoff;
Dolimiiker,
R
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I
hi
Dean;
organized naval reserve .in (tr
idile niftU-iiat and wurii over i MILLARD CONNOLLY fnim.-h in the tiff ice jit tin* MeCrory*
Rtuwn;
Car
on
lion,
M
ann
M
entn
Automaloms,
H
arriott
l
l
m
w
n
.......
im.do sirs Tuesday evening.
Isrthing stilt i r ’stmrl* - , . Siril* *'.i the g u ita r mu-le f a t . iiiincitie Sim e. Mr. N’ootT. a fte r *eiving
Collins, Elten. Lyon and I llti; Vendor, Dorothea Huckcti
P ats
..............
..............
..........
le- *t* O-—*
G retehen'
h o ff.f. OIUI
and I'lin
pbiy ssuititii Hill«the SO'IJI,
*lr:ij>. m*
m>|M R. IIU A D
m o nth* in t hm l,aein«V re1*'io 1
-1
1K
*1iu
- h
'- llllf
o n - w»ill!
. Y gm j M R. S M I I I I I t
Patricia Tooke.
The
first-sce
n e a w*' V
jfc iv iM h u i l h r h i t i ^ , m ill U l n o t f
Fi lends of Mr*. John 0 . Ando*. was outside the toyshop ami the *Ar. i W hitaker, JacipicLy u M
i■ "«triip*and
tra p *‘nud ttwo
" i i - lin
dance how
Maar-'
linjp * vveiV rh o w n -J u* ‘ P®
, m ip lo y r il hv the t*o u a ii ltn ild in ff ‘
Ji wit! le g ret to lean t th a t *h.- second scene, Injlde.
* IWnald, June Chapman. Flhtrse in la t e v nod jer-■*ry
r«ntlimes to Ih> d| nl her home
i*p-.si€
"S torybook lu iiid " funned the
near l.ake Jesstlp,
L I u m i * & k ik nl n l A p ith * A l! «n
»
Pc r so n a l s
The annual piano recital by the
the pupil* of the Fannie R. Mun
son Piano School in memorlum to
Mrs. Fannie. Stem bridge Munson
will l»e presented Monday even
ing a t 8:00 o'clock In the Semin
ole High S c h o o l Auditorium.
There I* no ud mission charge
mid the public .in extended a cor
dial invitation,
Dick Aiken, one of Sanford'*
most* cutstanding • ten o r voices,
will Ire assistant talen t. Mr. Aiken
ha** recently studied under A rth
ur Knowles Hutchins at the Rat
lins College ' C onaervatop' of Mu
sic amt ha* appeared a mimbtfr
of lim e/ a* guest soloist nt the
Vesper* in Knowlo* Memorial
Chapel, W inter P ark. Fla.
He
hu* also sung at various- eivi:
clubs in Central Florida and B
luivv tenor soloist ut the Presby
terian Church in this city. Ac
companying Mr. Aiken at the
piano will Ire Mr*. R. It.- Herts,
an accomplished musician who hft*
always been enjoyed on programs
with M rs.. Munson.
Mr. Aiken ha* ejjosen for his
xiuig*: "-The laird'* Prayer" by
Mnlettfi a* the dedication song
firs t act which began w ith " W ild
to Mr*. Munson. O llier selections
Mi.s l.rmh ATIITit . I 'Ovicdn
Advrrttuie." danced by the
will be ."Idle-H ill* -of Home" by
nf inci.l to
. . the
a1 <liuugc
a*
a.
foIlMwintr:! SWMt
.Swrct
Youn»f
ltlUlllf (flrl.
G irl,
Oscar J. Fox nod "A .Spirit Flow ronfined
Geneia!. follllWini?
J
a
riirr
4 Ih rer" by Louis Campbell-Tipton.
! I -*-*!*•i t itt1
jn r i i i r r l i n l ft i lw ! . j . *. ■> K in la wfi: Ht*i Frirn»jft.
m
.*»r
M
up......XU,lately ten days.
! [ ' * » ^ n . I alsy t o llin * . Ellen
Piuno selections w ilt be from "
tire follow ing <oinp»-ero: Rieh'ec,
C a im a n , K nife. K in g , M i n i 1 *,
Thom as, Brown, Is-m cnt, Ashford,
James Hardin Weds
Girl From'Maine
TERRACE TALK
— TELE. NO. 148 view wu* presented last evening man was "Juliet"* ami Yvonne
30CIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
%
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Maturkn.
i
vttn-a ^ U fU k tiM * Tnpiudw a p d llio
lu t f ly
lla t h in i:
llra u tU *^ 0 wrrt*?
|lrvf*Yly Ci ra y . llid tjr Ann Ainumn. |ii|i L in it I t m u i! m id M t ii tltd
( I wcm
( ’h o ji, lliu | * ,
won
5 Lvm i mill I'a lr m n Ttxiki*; L ily
! Stokers, Larry Payton, Kenneth r \ r * tiled b y (V im ) AA'nilim*. Hu”
Rmnsey, Ibdiby Re
Itis-ly.
Henry iVdJum p in ] H u il a i t W iilh t'fj
M is
T ifp s if ila n m l n* a %ul*»
ITmke and BoUtiy Little; Belle*,
t\m i[*a i:d lu '*
|ltu* .nm ^knl
Rarltara Brown. Gladys Hasty,
•
Marlene McMillan, Betty Ann ftlrfl.
In
On*
H
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S
!u
m
w kiicti vuh
Munson,
Kay ttntignn. Susan
Shame*. Mary Rose Speer, Claud c lu d c l th<* r n t r i t a i i i i n i r |*r» n m iiu
Bev arid M i * . I I . I I L in k and
n'-v
R e illy M at tilt
of
livirsln
m . a ID ruling Ihe Southern Bap
tiri Convention
in
M ia m i
Ih U
1Jrsxels, Sousa, Lawson, ( ‘hpehir.d,
Frost. M n * * a n e t, Offenbut It. \v
Junior Royal Ambassador* will W right, Tieinsn, Mevin, KrcisBr,
E lgar, llaincr. Schumann. Demeet ut 3:48 I*. M.
r*. Dnida W ilson underw ent
or Daughter* uf Wesley of the Hussy, Cole Rutter, Huhen leili, n Micoiiil
m iijo r o peration nt the
T iro l Methodist Church 'will hold Liszt, ( houin mid Beethoven,
h*-.d lio. pit nt Wi-dnosdav. • H e r
a measuring parly at the tdiprrh
...... •'lio.i i* re p .irtr.l to la* m tis .
annex nt H:Oil p. M.
fro lory.
Past Matron* Club of the
M r*. 4 It, F o u te r a rriv e d ye*
O.E.S. will meet with Mr*. John
ter day to -peo.1 a few d a y * a*
Courier. 1200 Palmetto Avenue
1C11 - - i Mr and M r* llu g li I
w ith M r*. I! C. M axw ell n« co
I AKKl AND. Mm> IT—Virgin U J 1tchf l i«m| lii*i iiKtth^r, M i* .
ll oate**.
hi • Iiuihiiuii. (ImurhU'i of Mr arid H V l|cv\ nrt|
ette Waits, Kliralielh Woodruff; tin MIowIkqi imrmli Jtn i Ujiviit
Trainmen. Rochelle I'uhank*. Syl- ii* (tn* |» ** t i 1 1* H flitt*; Anita*
H a v i’f,
via llaye*. Joyce Jones, Miriam A tk in riiii*s |* k 'l' 1
I t ’ll K iic lilu d f.
.Ann \A h it
Moyc, I'a tia in lialigan and .IranIrette W athen; tlmidsome lleto, n l v t nnd Jii(M |tiid yit A |: u i" u id l
flu 11
L d O r H u m p (ini*Tin*
Jimmie Mm-Dnmdd.
Virjfinia Chapman Iw
(iiven College Honor
chicken L ittle was dartcerl l>y
Nancy Bold, Cavm atiln iiy ' [lot 1ir
W illia m - and live t law n- ineluiled:
j Boldo I,title , lim a Jean C m lrv ,
K aicn t nr pettier, June J rtltiitig i,
mid Jane W illia m *. Those " i ’ickItig FTiiw ris" were Edith Hansen,
i'l'U.-v
Jane
Fundipn-t.
Jo*ll
S la fto id
ind Nancy Bold*. PhylIt- Shame* p o rlriiy i*! Die. F'miy
Pn n c - — June Dnvi* uml Bobo
Dear, g ra c e fu lly i-n-eiitrd ‘ T lie
f"‘aavtt -«,l'iijiTHifitiH
T "L
d
u i t p Filthy t '*111itt-„
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b-tfa \A’ :»tln*n, S »»• t'*i|lu n» . F it yI
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Fi nn\ ^A .d im » it tid
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Itruivu!
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nn .id v :in ri*d * tu d r n t, p* *• *K*nttM
K iy H t ,tm{
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Th«*
llii • - * MIDI, l».*n
P5J*I
H i” i I n n ^ f f ld i’ i d n n r^ d tn th-'
§pmvi| l m is, * a 11 F lh
A n n AV I n in k n nnd t 'li't'in M i' |>f•
i*f** • ■i [ V i s.««i»tild v .ts i In- fin a l*
•Mia. W . I* Ci)Apm«n, 21K VSV*i
U*lh ml re e l. hi»« been tappnl
'I t * . I I
J
Fundom
arrive*!
ndmin^ion | f, (*a|» nnd down, th r Vr*«*-»dnv ••>* pl.inc fro m C'lrvr
hfiimr f-i»T»fi*rrri1 l»> 'I’ m to’p1 , ithin
to
siaiiif* finin
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• n ft'lb* » **11 *-Inttn a* rin M ’lii
U M I‘ Hn
**m M m Kuiulnni whti
Sou! her tl r o llff p ,
if**!***, it I |HH N m th Pnrh.
M r* , iiuliv L ain g and M is . Tam
M em bern Hrr*
nt t l i e »
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*
Bolt honored M r*. .John It. F o w l ern|
o f ju n io r year fo r scholar
.
M eMahr-n is on
leave
er, J r. of Chirngo T hu rsday w ith ship
for
III
days
fro
m
t
o r t lln n iln n ,
lo y a lly , uml achievement,
a tunchi” n a t the M a y fa ir Inn. a n t to g ive recognition tn llnif-f T e-o
mid j* v is itin g M i. and nn rut n,
Al*
iti p ! Al r*. VV
M r*
S C. G a rd in e r
in
(jik e
hiviil tm \ \ I’Bt Hfi>l S! i(Ff4i
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V
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A . B illin g '
Mi
B, A . Howard, T he .luncheon table I
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Dai t* .Met nil ..f Flem ing,
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vvn* a rtis tic a lly deetnalcd
w jtb |
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hv
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Memphis,
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ill''
pink end w hile g lndinluteM r and M rs G V Sm ith art
l o i n m e L*oo«t^ a! the A lsvfilir HikBi Ite m d a lt • - ih liim i.t
us
{Jy Guests tortudevi: M r*. F o w ler i nounee th. b irth of
daughte
k'!". ,,uf
i ' i 1 '" ,,' '1 . * ^ ’’ ,’,"
Inn fm a few day*
h a u lip j th.* dam
nr »hr
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the
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U ckI j •Im p «*iil ImiPRo h i wti*fl ap
C. -W M c h e Q M rs. JL A . H ow ard, I l-aughlon
M einoritti . llu x p ila l
Kr»«nd* u f M i> . Ilc n r v W itt
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M r*. .Flirt Bi*tclr«i o f ^ 'h ic a g n and ! M a y 14. M rs Sm ith f f t l h Ui f - M r " ill rt*Ki#»t t «• learn that «hr
M r. and M r^ Jm k L ittle
have i
I n il
< mndt !: *»••.i
Aim. J it mt*«d ' Rfdire.
Mfipr ((xiyfiiofifl I'miHiip Milhttafi rondriiH' » ill Hf the home *«fhoi ’ rotur«i*rd
to llud i
ln*mo m A t* * tvor^tl cei
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' fiuf |fte **vofif and w 11fI<**-•e+! Tlie
THEATRES L
atnnm rI fashion *nhiitt apon^Yied
Mr«. John It. Fowler
Given Luncheon
SnnLando Springs
Officially Opened
I
SsA ’r& '.SSS.... .
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... fa
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1 ' ‘Mary Godwin AVeds- fi’nniihmy,
. Thorton E. Noon!
SUMMER RATES
M ary Krnnee^ fp -lw in . d:mi:h
tlM Ilf
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jui n| M i. ami M i
«i It Nmm,
Ilf O i l l U l l l l I l ' L u lttf I * lalf m(. N. Y,a
ON ROOMS
N O W A V A IL A B L E
With ‘Chi' ISi-V AV F, | If fanI* -, Jf.
n ffie liilifltt. ’! he Glide w.i
pivcn
in lim riia ire !»y hoi b iu th r i, < F.
Gtrilwm.
Thl* In hfr won* nn pipM knit
w ith a eoiM i^ e of «o aii|*e lilm
and an n iriu it H n
Aim. K. L . I.n v y , m u - in n tio ii of
honor n ml rbtt»i« an apua «ln*4rv
a I m i w n li I h iiw p in ci
oil*
llm
THIS Jacket patdi .nnd pLinr
lia * been arinpted by Hie T r d am! • **t *UK(1 VUlH **f lo t L l-{ ii"d 3 ’1
on hid
I
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of vi .1 .*
In s tru m e n ta tio n I ’ n it o f O p t» *’ n
I m s I ffltltl f(»l I In I ♦!*111
C ro s iro n d i. It h iij
tr* p m p i S
I ni met hill i t ) ftdlowoi^ l i . . r n
on nmtluT and du ne plane unit!* of mon the couple loft tu, ,* -hurt
the A rm y fo n e i.
( Oderrifltumn11 Yittldmt; trip
and ajuau M*?urit
A lan
to m e
C o o k in g
ro o m *
w ith
lu c ilitira
Hotel Monle/.unta
C.
C
S a n d er*
and
M ia*
D o ro th y lln rtm a n , o w n e r .
( u n d er now n in n n grtn en t 1
7/feBIGGER S M W
comeinBIG PtCRtGES.
1
F
's
Mr.
ami
Mro.
Franklin
lien- !'>;
'V,"
lh * lln i- nn»nm
trp o pn
i l i r a mid childron |dan tu spend ihihlllom*
fd d tio n t by
b> tho
in r ic»mn»
I ( t h f weekend in Daytona 8 # « rli M''tab I n i t i o Mvinfc mU-iic n f M e*
*i« the trurNtu
iniPHtN n
r. and
M ttfU n and Hi* n relie^lra.
!Ha
of M
.Mr.
nnd Mr**.
' \ . IL I'n itp v e n t.
A p p n m u ia le lv
dtdl • w in in n r * *
. .
ind tain h a M ie i* we»e up hand
j fa r th e upeoim r m id fcat k iifo rm
|
M m . AV II
A^iiiPK n f O viedo i l l y nn I he la w n u Idle ffi^ lin .n
who
tiiolei \y rn l
an
npoi nt o m moileln
u aO vd
fnon
the
n» v
T u ra d n v at th e t l r t i i i f o f*enei d u jild lh v
I m
i..
»
n» o«j
; H o t p lt lil in <h la in ln i i o|Mti l tei I xhnw iri): thf*
Or « *n i v.«
Hfi impFiVinif.
uu tnjrs and utiiei i i i ( im mi a I
...... hiihr* nuilfititi* f*u FIm id it. Tin
Mrs. I’aul llntri* left reccnil
'" A
for New York where the will
spend n abort while with her
mother, Mro. Norman H. DeFnr*
rest, befnre .oiling for. GCnnuity
to join bet hiixhoiiil.
nifkinin’ I Vra
fll»hl«m
K> M. H.
Gore's
I
form er home
• '
W e e k ’s
llol(l
R e u n io n
M en*
i iGl'1
, ,
.O'
alfc
fjr M „
h 0 tM 0n
liasl
wxek
wuml l i i —h m m r u f _M ra. Naom i v w ttljf
R e ita r Richardson, recent hi Ida, v c h m
b y ' members
of
the
U a p tlit
rcttiTTird
h* served with the Mnlioe
ML. r ,nMT
ro
T , UT ' : 1
Reserve In Die
heavy
r i r i .',AAu«ABarv 1 k t« h ' T f ! « F a r tl®*rY section. He aervrd wlln
Girls^ A uxlllaiy. wra.^^H. jt. (lr»y
occuoatiouul forcer in Japan
waa In charge o
epts.
" f arrangem
...... and also three month* In Tsingi-..
* a—
»
tea. China.
Mrs. Jamea N. Jackson and
T h eta attending are: Mr. nnd
daughters, Nancy and Sally of Mr*. R. R. Lohb unit two children
Crescent City, arrived yesterday of OrUnilo; Mr. and Mrs. L ester
to spend som a, time with Mrs. George and throe chlliltcn of
J. W. Mero a t her home on Leke Miamil Mro. Rolrert Vannoy nnd
Onora. Ms. Jackson wll) Join th ree children of Woodstock, HI.;
them tomorrow end accompany H r * . A lbert Hull and two child
them home.
ran Of Crtando; Mr. and Mrs.
F ran k G n ln r, sml four children
. Ihe slipper of Vet of urtando; lluw anl. Willis and
erans of Foreign Wars a t the tarries •Andersen, Miss Gloria
urna of Drlanou n n d -M r, nnd.
M te rM , H. Amlaraen.
S
Magnesia
Doans Pills
■i Th
- supiR
BO* Ot
Sal Hepatica
* £ In
Sara ha
.AOc
f.'.r
fro m D F irm w i
Phillips
Zonite
, -................
J
I In id 114ij 11
l at the rouniy faderatlon of wn. upporj| ,,f
,,:llU'.,n"..h ick .n .
m an, club, under the direction , hh" ani|
have U-eo er.
of Mr*. Mljwi-a acrouipatded by
|,y D" group and al. o
M r * . A nn Cope.
swimmihg, fishing nnd lamting.
D uring the gct lo g iih cj I Ixi* j I
A shower w a * held al L ib ra ry fam ily
vrclciutieil li n in (
C|d. 11
H u ll M onday evening in I-m ig- Rew ard Andersen who lui» enB
pruilii i*
I f .in*
tO « lf
reunion thi
i
Ml
'(Tie
M
it
............................I
^fa m ily iravi* celeloa ■**. a '**■ *
Iw e rrly d v ro memU-r of t.ypmn
Scinwi «len club sang le re n tly
■
selt ze r
enip-ilhnat
lo m m tn ic d on the c h tlu "- h - D og lrla w alked through the audiom »
BfeofOpnnli'd I <•, the T ,tiTii"Jia.
T h . >w im m ri
iro n '
a p p h iir
M ue k U lt* . and w h ile n ip
w hit"
e n te rta in in g the -p«-*t.it"i
w ill
in tric a te n ip m lii >le>ign* .nd dn
The C, nnd W . G rocery SI ore | ing e x h ih ilm n *
of Oviedo ha* lieen sold to li R. <
1*0'_ of. .BowcB.............
Sio-ncrr
( n u n lv ..
A tH llT H fllS
and
h i* fa
M r. Spencer
Speit—
—
—m ily arc
—
planning to oiiikp their home in
Dviedo nnd hove |mii)m.ie>l Jack
b r o i ^o
Vu“
*a *c m e n rj in a B IG wav u lie n you Irut the til*
p jik a x r * "I tour favorite health am i b e ju tt uitU. Sol r.n lr tin
you (c l more (or your ntunry p ropulfonully Iiul Vliu alto enjoy
•he e iru lrr m n trn lrn ro of lo n g e r-b u lln t *U |itilir*
M muv * j t k
for th r B IG N l / . t —il'* tour t»r*l tint all t r o ,
tally ut
um im k bottom pitu-* lo, tour p rclrirr-tl riallonallt .n ltc rlK ril
W-Wfsrj
V"y/r/( .
° S TH
I |Hi llii
.Tie
.^1.21) Murine *ISe
Si oo
Miles Nervine Hlle
$1.20
Syr.
$1^5
Pepsin
!Me
~
Ahsorhine Jr. 08c
$1.25
V(gll»a-
Retonira
$1.00
$1.00 Fnsteeth 79c
60c Polident 49c
78c
Carters Pills 59c
$1.25 IVruna $1.09
$l.is
Swamp Root 98c
$1.25
MEDICINE
Fasr things are to romptrtcly rualom-madc as your prescribed med
icines. When your doctor write*
a proscription for you. he take*
Into consideration not only the
nalurr of your lllnro, but also your
age and g m rra l physical condition.
Ite specifies drug* and quinOtic*
that he knqwa will be SAFE and
effertlye . . . and If* vitally Im
portant th a t th r m rditlnr conforms
measure • for - measure with hi*
iperinraUon*. You ta n he sure th a t
he doe* when your pcescribed
medicine* nre -custom-made" by‘ns.
.
if* fl
Creomulsion $L08
Add !•%
Federal each# tax
t a , Cosmetic*
�THE SANFORD
Rain Washes Out JLast Night’s
Tilt Between Feds, Islan d ers
BACK IN BEANTOWN
Mrs. A. W. Epps
Is I n s t a l l e d As
Garden President
Gainesville G-Men Climb Into Fourth Place
Tie With Del,and by Recording Wild
17 To 10 Victory Over Red Hats
previmi* wee*, the re u s
tip with five win* and it
p
t o ji^ 'Ib e .'lo c a ls . smashed*
[rtirj*v- CrtAmhT-nnd Anted “nut
peLand .and rif iirdnl wine over
the I’afntka Axaleaa In two en
gagements, This give* th e ' Feds
ten victories in their la*t> Id
start*.
'
During the weekend the Fed*
off. vpal 1,'Vy’B hurfur. Ji[p ,SehaliIfl, will fate the loeaU to
night when the two team* tupglo
here at the Municipal Park.
The^ • Fed* , coivjijeteii/SrpotlA r
week "of State I.' a g u e play last
night during which they wort
fiv# victories w hile losing two,
tA
is c m s
s v ^ ie r
WAS LIVING ON LIQUIDS,
RETONGA BRINGS RELIEF
■ftise.
.
*|c
C f O e d e P 1£
and banchc* ware to
to he park*,
I’ Herndon report e l
J>«ad- been contributed
BA G f3^
I
—
Would suffer the re tt of mv life,
r
FAc* ^ < A T.'fc
Crc v*. i4t*
H .o
FPAa|1&W*J
rfai
f lS S M E t f /d
T 'D & 6 L e A 0 O e s » l9 )6
UW
STANDINGS
r t.o iiin i
*T ru itt
O ilip d tj
N IN f-Y fA X O lD E d w ard T ra v is of
I'c e k i'iill. N. Y ., sw allow ed IS
/un rtd r* aOnr a “double dare" by
schoolmates T h e youngster looks
at one of them retrieved from his
tlom nch at a tucat hospital w h ile
others —plus a piece of chalk— are
oiled before h im .
(In te rn a tio n a l)
I’ACKAOE STORE
AND BAR
*»
1N>|. Atmti-I lir
H jlNKtHt l »
1nr lrkiD<l
ifulhttfY ilt*
hrticti
i m u tt) i \
lr« lrr4 tt>
llrwHli*
Rr»vlfll* 17. 1isledliij lh,
b r f Ifrl fill'IT
ViiIfl t
TiMtRf*«i l.d h tr*
lU u .«I I»Mh»h(..
A lili lia liiit. a t ■WafcaIsIJI 1C
IhRj linn-h nt sANFI'UO
?iiid at
is o ii
i
it iiiv
Vf*lf»tJiu IlMuIlt
lilII Mttttn ?! pu*i|»4*n«tl*, min}.
»
l4*«|X)'a liMW f*
M I*•*UI ..I fs.l.ilt* fliulll.
AIIimm |i|M>likt nt » itlmmiuir - fjlwlit
K!!H“ii. f'lt> Lt I !|<I hi ltd (Mil(la
or Girl Graduate
Wants LUGGAGE
C t f t M l C M i*
iltip f illlF
GENUINE
IrMlM
.HI hrilU
Hi >mk ly ti
LEATHER
<M * «gi.
i ’in* |itn*«ii
21” CASE
N 't* V m k
1*1111 !p r # li
Dlillndi l|*l|l(f
k r . t r o l n l Itrs u lla .
• ut N bw York, |m«l|>orit.tl
For H er$2J.85
IPilUiiiote at Neworh
Itllft I'In lit t lu .lll'- lot
lim it rent * t Toronto.
(A ll Night).
irat nil-leather poat-war caaea to fcrrivo.
Ailiga
tor grain cowhide* in brown, red and blue- Dur
able rayon lined. 21" siKeg bnly.
Roomy, Easy-to-Pack
Two-Suiter
W mihtoM I f=n
Irxlrrilny IlFiglU
fo r It itl rtih'agft, |w*il |Kmrih
;t 'ujrnfa
ul | t r o l l .
g»«|.
(Oaf. frtMfe** •« 6*1*'
r i f r «M« iMJ>ed.
M
• h( Iti utitiH iN i«ir oh
a «p* fiMf |U If tell I*'
lirtg , f. 0. t o III. rate Alt
ih i
rjili cate it equipped with t * 0 h in gtri And catrial
. 2 suits perfectly without wrlnltling. pViiYll^ of
room left for ell acc»**orHt.
Canvas-Covered Leather*bound Cases
SUNDAY . t 3 .6 3 7 . M .-U u b m .m
sizes
Fo r
Curico Suit in ex;
cjireful Attention td nil those details which insure lust
ing comfort and good looks. Quality'Is th« keynote in
tho selection of Curleo’s pure wool fnbrtcs, Hnimm and
inner materials, while careful workmunship builds ex
tra months of aatiefactory wear into Avery garthenL
W e are featuring.Curlee Suita in a complete rrfnge of
ttylet, models and alsea. in the season s nowest and
smerteat patterns. Come in and make your selection
BEGINNING SATURDA
JUNE 1, WE WILL
CLOSE AT 7t00 P. M EVERY SATURDAY
rlfCAdfto
CAt f i t t W ifH tUc*
CURLEE CLOTHES
Sir* 2«b lU tlirr, H r* .' I’atk am! th a t 1G .lalegalcs ffDnt
Wilson. ami Mr*. Henry J Sanfunl at Under! the district conferi ne*. S h e ' expressed her ap
precaution to. the club uiL>mbcis
for their loyalty and anthusiasm
during her two years in office.
Sirs. Endor C urlatt commended
Sirs. MrCaxtin for bar leadership
FRIENDS
V
c i e f m w p F «w t
Investment in Satisfaction
pox
YOUIt
dis fcuSt iV A S o d
F<A£>didi>tl fluC
d A Jt£«UY
AM m y distress lias l-crn relieved
and l have regained eig h t poundi.
I
feel
like a tru ly
d iffe re n t
woman. Itetonga d e -e iv c i ull the
praise I can give it ."
lletongn is intended .In relieve
distress due to Insufficient flow
o f digestive juices In the stomach,
|o *s o f app etite. - V ita m in * 0 I
deficiency and eo n stlp n t^ n . Ac
Wdltl
would
have to drag m yself cept no substitute Itetonga may
. __ day,
tie obtained n< Touchton Ding
lletongn proved just grand.
re p o rte d .
If <Xc»l l T .eiA d r'J fcA_
ble idPt-VuS t d i p d i
She Now linn A Fine Ap
petite And Enjoys Any
thing She Wnnts, Sttys
Mrs. Lord. Regains H Lbs.
And Feels Much Stroliner
MRHa DKftHtE I.OflD
*he
Sir*, ft. C, Dickerson said th a t Fr»U
87 perron* vDitcrl the H arden Mcl.
Canter dining tho y ear including
M
GO member* of the club. The \y.
Rose Chrle won the IS. p r i u I wor)
fo r haring the larg est numlwr ol I #nj
visitors, She added th at 2 ,3 7 5 1 tarei
plant# and shrubs were sold and , t |,at
th e p foe teds w ere used
for had
beautifying l!e park at F ourth
S treet and Dark Avenue and to
buy a »pray can.
Ml** Kllalee Kirchlmff reported
th a t 3,541 p lan t, were exchange.!
member* during the M ar.
VoMe .Williams ilfhTed th a t
Mr». W. A. Morrison reported
progress on tlie program a t the
Junior High School wh'ch* i* be
ing supervised by circles and
gave the number of shrub* whim
hare tieen planted ut Hie Junior
ifig h . t iipiiiinsr. W eat S*Io,«nd.
South Side schools. She added
that student* from the schhols
have formed elub* and are study
ing g a rd e n in g s * a port of their
curriculum.
A Junior H a r d e n ..................
Club with I'J charter members .ru i table*
has b eci nrgan'xeil in th* (Irani- his platen
mar School w ith Mr*. S. C. Dirk. • Mr*. O.
e radii nrnl Mrs. Myron S m ith * # tha4 -J25*
thought the yiub
#|)|| belter- latsebnll
Levy also rrmar
club was hustDug
wben" he milled (hi
tilted hi play lias
ns Jerry Sllvermar
in (lie big league-
and I bless the day I de,filed to
try Rctonpa." gralefullv’ declare.
Mrs. Ilea* ie laird; respected lioli.e
wife of 2HH7 Flttgerald; S|.,
Jnrktoiivillc, Fla. Ill«ru«.iiii| her
happy experience with Itelnitgu
she continurd;
“For shorn seven year* every
bite of food rcertjrd to sour and
turn Into gat in my stomnrh.
I was actually afraid to cal an y
thing brtause even liquid* often
•reined to make mv stomach burn
Ilka fire with heartburn. H alf the
time I w*. not aide to do my
housework. 1 lost weight, and
at night I suffered #o much dis
tress from stomach gas and
aching mtueles th a t I often had
to get dut of bed and sit up In
order to hinathi- comfortably
*p o n s o n .
lied Cross ami *6. to the Junior
Red Cross. Among olhers giving
report* were Mr*. item go Hanlon.
Mr*. U a l.e*h#r. Mr* H . A.
F itt*. Mr*. II. 11. Coleman, Mr*.
C. L. Redding, Mr*. F E. Roll,
M rs. Jiernani W ilke,' Mr*.
L.
a'c .V fort dllit
C O ff'v f /
j
“ I w it beginning to think
FRIDAY,
;RALD, SANFQRn. FLORIDA
an
e n jo y a ble !
DAY IN THE
WATERI
: -- :■
f* >
COMFORTABLt
*14.14 to
METAL LOCKER TRUNKS MM .W
g.45
Oh, conic and see' our suits Ihu
year, and be enchanted! Imr.fc'ine
your crawl in n Inntcx-trim! Sec
yourself swimming in a princcnc
style; or sunning in n jaetjunrd
faille! DroAra. of- yourself in ray
on jereey, 'brikht colors! Choosu
a style that's nit old favorite or
new* as tom orrow! But sec our
thia-yenr’fl suits, NOW!
�s30 ■***
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-*
* *
A
FRIDAY, MAY
17, .1946
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rut ihrm M f i Nirnrla »ls#n jrod
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CUT GREEN BEANS (Seabrbok F arm *) 10 or.
CO O KED SQUASH (B ird . Eye) 1 It.
GREEN BEANS (Southern D n irie *) 10 or.
GREEN BROCCOLI JLVVinler Queen) 12 or,
GREEN PEAS (B ird * Eye) 12 m .
M IX E D VEG ETABLES (Senhrnok F a rm *) 12 or
PEAS A N D CARROTS (Seabrook Farm s) 12 o r
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More pcopjt drink Atlantic Ale add Beer than any other,
It must b e...
VEGETA HIJSS
SW EET POTATOES (M agic M e a l.) 1 lb
S PINACH (B ird . Eye) 11 o r. .....
T U R N IP GREENS (Southern D a irie s ) 12 or,
DUMPER
10 oz.
C U T CORN (Senbrook F n n m )
MEAT
CORN BEEF HASH
BUMPER
CHECK-UP
D, H. JCwmlty
General Insurance
A tlantic National
Bank 1tinkling:
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
01 North Park
Why Suffer with
ASTHMA” and “HAY
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Asthmanefrin
A lltnth Cemfiiny—B tiu irln in Alltnlt, Chtrkitt. CAefleweot*. S a iftli, Orlindt
SERVICES
RENDERED
J AciTdcnt
I A utom obile
OR SALK
CLASSIFIED RATES
10c
08e
07e
03e
per line for one Invert ion
per line for 3 Insertions
per line for sis insertions
per line for 28 Insertions
Minimum charge 30c
Count S words to a line
including phone and address
FOR SALE—
i For Sal# at Ceiling Prices
Chevrolet
11*11
H ut IJody
Chevrolet
11*11
H a t Body
Chevrolet
H*42
Troctoi
Ford
1l*:t7
Flat Body
Ford
H*dl
H ut Body
Internatiimal
It*l0
C A Car
Chevrolet
11*37
Truck
2—4 wheel, Flat United Troll
ora.
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M A H K P r FRU IT CO.
Sanford, Flu.
ROY
8, knapsack s p ra y er on 8,
fm d A v r F'iOder ra il' “ I
, itru-nnl.
ut
W . 2nd KL Ph. 1040-J
HOUSE!, Furnished, ndulis
phone fi&iUl.
WSJt/tOly
M A D E FRESH D A IL Y
IN OUR STORE
Drrwny-flnke Cake
D nm il)
Sugar C n.ilctl & Plain
ROBERTS’
Cl 4 Hq.
>rd\
F br a treat . . . a Change and Saving o f Physic
fitness try Bread, by Chidlnw.
T H E BEST IN FRESH FRUITS AND V EG F.TAB 1.ES
COME IN AND SEE OUR W ID E SELECTION
For FREE DELIVERY call 39. Phone o rd er* given
special attention
Touchton Drug Co.
FOI'VD: |* a c k n g e runt
clothing and nt,*nrv
1
have by identifyni;
Southern Dairies “Sealtest” lee t’rci
V A N IL L A , CHO CO LATE, P IN EA P P LE , Pint
.lOe Dozen
FOR RENl
R E E L has tires! 1
passenger — new,
LOST: Wednesday morning.
B LU E FISH
* B u rg la ry
, Bomls
1C rim e Protect mi
MONEY REFUND
ACKRKMKNT
III Day Trial
Con Ini Indications for
I he usr of this product
is on the label.
Lost and Found
* ■*
NOODLES (Golden Pagoda) IV , nr.
PO U LTR Y
C H IC K E N A LA K IN G (B ird . Eye) I I o r
| Aviation
The new nnd effective
inbnlalionat
therapy
niel hoil Ihnl ha** given
relief and aatlafnctkm in (houaantla.
The Sanford Herald gee* into
more Iht.i r/JOO homes In San
ford and Seminole County. If
you have someth! ig to *el| or
buy you will find th a t * clMSlfled ad In these column* will
tell the most peoplu about it for
the least moiHy. I'hone 148 or
bring your ad to The Herald
office for aafck result*.
*
FISH
VOIIR INSURANCE NEEDS
M € *
' hi*k* IIIrllU Hit * •»»**"
V EG ETABLES (G olden Pagoda > 1. 11*
C l*N r.
L ife tim e Imnim*
.Money & SecurlUfS
\V i ndsloi m
U 'ii k iiii'n 's Criinpenantioii
M i l l; FIN A N C IN G NT EDS
\iilM ioohile PiirchitHes
I I I A I .on ns (In I tomes
fu B uild
To Buy
To Remodel
L ife liumnmce Loamy
Y O I'R SERVICE NEEDS
lifoiiancc* Analysis
In -ora ore Survey
BloM ets
FURNISH FI* rooms. 111!
iV E M A N U F A C T U R K a m i r«libuihr
Avenue. Phono I HAY.
fcverythinr tn llcdiung."
Ire
r * e i*
alork nuality furniture. Call u*
i wo* 71
for your berldlng and furnijure
need*. E c h o l s Bidding and ROOM suitable fur two Sanford
F urniture Co., 117 W. 1st St.,
ball player* Don Znspel, bynm
Phono i m .
Sharpe. Phnne Julian Sten
slrom 148.
Five room modern huuse now
* /a u -T M $<6 just
E l . inn
located outside City Limits. i(A I.I.AitlJ'B fyert, groceries, etc. WANTED TO REN T
1 AiN'T A N Y T Hjk(i l it _ ) ( THAS5 RniUT
■i 'I ips
Will .move to suitable locution.
Phone 80ft-J. II. (). T'uchton FIVE OK si* r imiin hini-i im
T MIS WONPEBFul
—
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Price H 000.00, plus cost »tf
1201 CeleryM
i....
random
nl,livd, In town. Phinir s.’ W
s o u r M C R ^ / T T ^ V X ef,
moving.
W alter High. Permnneni n - i
F iA v o n .r ~ '< L , 1 A l j f r n
1 l „
EMPTY
fTgal.
oil
can*'—P.'c
each.
GRCCKRY STORE, complete with
II. II. Pop# Co.
stock nnd fu tu re * , two story
building with upartrnent up T j ARDBN "wi(BKLBABBDW8
SM A L L ' apaitm eiii Immediately
stair* renting for ffiO.OO per .
Perm anent. I’refer private Imtii
m s ja
IIILL IIAKIMVARK CO.
month, two ca r garage. Located
Phon# 34T-W.
301 Kaat F irst At.
A i n goorl residential section and
~ n » w doing about $700.00 week 20 LARGE N. B. Red laying 2 OR 3 bed ■no in house, unftii
nishet),
p rrin aiiru l
rrsklen*
ly business. Price $0200.00,
hens, I— rooster, $45. Kussi,
Phone 1114, K A. M. til 5 P M
$5000.00 cash, balance on time.
510 Holly Av«.
W. II. WILLIAMS.
Registered Real E state Broker
GOAT with three week's old kid,
415 A tlantic Bank Bldg.
$36. Mrs. A. W. Ted.., U ko
cabinet, nfflre chnn mi l
Telephone 1120.
M ary,______ __________
mill* tyiw w riter. pli.tii,
1035 Gbt>mobile for sale. Phono UPHOIJiTKII r laluics A fine
- a#lectiim in stock, ft. S Brown,
. UUA-W^- - ............... .
Cows, calves, yeailn
2tM 1 North Orange. Oilaruk’,
COCKER SPA N IEL puppies. 19PJ
l^ild, Phone 7MS-W
Fla,_____________ ^
t Palmetto Ave. Phone IB6-J. '
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BUY
your car, rcgaidhv-t
Call on Ua for TRACE CHAINS
of age or condition. Roy II,-el.
YfHHOHT piano Jn gooii condi
— L(K» OltlAIN — or WELL
308 W. 2nd SL__ _____
tion, reasonghle. Phone (173..
* CHAIN — W# have them all
and can sav# y o u . money. W ILL pay highest prices for used
FRK3H black eyed p#as fo r can
feiU Ml tUff nl (UfediiT
Htanley-Kof# ra H ardw are Co.
ning, $2.00 a b ushel R. U,
can and also wrecked and b u r i
Hutchison, Phone County 2801. HORSE with W estern style child's
ed or old cars fo r parts.
R atliff A Sons * Phone 237-W
saddle,
reasonably
prlcerl.
Plume
ONE bay mare, safy for women
P. O. Box 1478, Sanford, Fla.
I$7-J.
arid children fo r work or rid*.
Also farm
equipment,
|0 S
MeJIohviUe, R, L. Morton, 861- HOUSE trailer—small, sleep* 3,
excellent condition. B a r g a i n
WHAT DO Y I GET IT. 'RAHCE*
-$I7I» eaih; HT*C W estern.’ U k e
DODGE - p in .M O L ill
Mary, Fla.
When you need TA RPAU LINS
PARTS AND SKKVICR
YUM
A SAID TVIIS WAG
IT TOOK PLENTY O'
raft- Rememhtr — we have them
THAT W A S
»# P alaietto Ave.
Phene 101
MEAf4
?
2a
ONE JC 6 WHERE
ABSOLUTELY
new
Singer
porIn all t i n s — end the price
R lpIN 1TO THROW
A LL FIXED
tahle sewing machine, bought
THE LAW WOJLDNT
!s right. S U oliy-R ogers Hard
scel a n e o u s
OFF THAT POSSE,'
3 Week* ago, never used, $101
BEFORE w are Co.
_ ^
^ T r I INTERFERE.
a H A N D .',
FLOOR SANDING
“
” SCARCE *ITEM8
store—good
_______ ___
___ J’ location. and finishing. Cleaning and wax
Available now D uel wool, shellac, GROCERY
inquire 1104 W. 13th St., Golds- big. New floor* surfaced to per
aluminum paint—best grade, floor
fee lion. Old floors m ade like new
bevo, Phone 407-K._______
paint— all eotora, interior f la t well
paint—all color* and many oth*r
ZDROOM, living room, dining
If. M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, Fla.
8AMFOKD PAINT A GLASS CO.
UC horns with Higt
BUILD
*5
. f e n c in g
terete Blocks. M iren
ATE her* In at«*ck now
Co.. J . E. Terwlllrgci
nnetting
tttlM In 40
«0 k»eh.
Inch. 80 Inch ami
i Ave., Esfabllahed
7£ Inches. Pield fencing 8 inch
breeding. Mrs. 0 , C. Fellow*.
stay In 32 and 47 inches
1700 Sanford Ave. Phone DM*
h s ig h l
LOOKS like months ami possild;
FEEDS
before you ran rcnlaro
FULL line of International Feed*.
a
Id typew rltar and adding
A. M. P re v a tl Phono 8104
». Better , let ue overSeville, Fla.
LOOKS LIKE CLAYTON, THAT T IN hem now an d put them
MAID for M athar F urniture Co,
Beat Paying General Mdse store .S e e Mr. Branson a t Mather’s.
4 shape.
Ilay n et Officr
S TA R SCALAW AG, IS AT H O M E
tn Seminole C o.,' $15,000.00.
ie Co. 814 Magnolia.
mkice Home Upstair*. N ot broke,
B
B M . iL ; • ______ V e k or old. Ju st tired and laay
and want to rest. P. 0 . Box
1438, Phone P20-M.
;
WANTED TO KENT
NEW
GROCERY
SATURDAY
HOURS
It* rriopernlii>n w ith lire A u to m o b ile d e n ie r*
notl garage* we w ill cln»c nt 1:00 P, M.-on
SATURDAYS ONLY
fo r the summer
month* beginning Saturday, May l l t h .
SANFORD AUTO
PARTS CO
Parti
vV-v P '
WANTED
Southern
^ Bread .
The Seminole Feed Company
BUSINESS SERVICE
M
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HELP W NTKB-
GIRL for •Jewelry Dept Apply
Mather Furniture Co.
ATTIC fan* a)) sites from $4“ la
Orlando Florida, Phone'
* - <-v
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i
painting o f house* or
eou* Itaaaa, ccn,tract or
A FEW MILES AWAY
GOOD. WE
KNOW
WHERE
SIGN STILL '
FRESH CROOK BIEIR CAMP 15.
5 0 WE'LL STOP
NOT FAR r- s S
NEAR HERE
AHEAD/ J & ‘ AND WAIT THEIR
NEXT A10VC-.
IF CLAYTON THINKS JUST BE CAUSE H E 'S A B A D G E -TOTIN'
SH ER IFF H E CAN TELL JEFF AND
GRACE WHAT TO DO, H E 'S GOT
ANO THER THINK COWIN' I'M >
COME O N , 5ILVER
SAM TEAL. I'V E
BEEN WATCHIN'
YOU FROM THE
WINDOW. WHAT
DO YOU WANT?
FERYOUTO
LET MY SON
AND YOUR
DAUGHTER
m EL8 i
WITH EACH
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coupto met when the aviator landed f ill crippled bomber In Sweden
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a pleasant year around
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inents in
the
ra ilro a d <|uurrel place In which to live "liecailsi-'
o rg an isatio n, lie said it *h>ml I . club un.l its work for S a n fo rd .’
iln*
tt'p a il tint.'*! I" p*. ••fl I 4.1 •
he hrimd enough to tak e over " \Y „
i l Mi v.m arc Itic t«-,t
tem p o ra rily o ver.hadow ed the coul the climate surpasses that of
t.t
1
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Ih i* fiwi.l and n g iir u llu r c n c liv lli." f.-U.. j„ ,t„ .
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tic said •'!", I
1 ^ * l t u * t l d n , th e re i* no lessening any sta te in th r union.”
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M.
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nn- • nf Ihe U nited Nations un.l It.
your ...m n antv ha. twen u i.i.'lv
* Ig o f o fficial concern In th a t q u a rt
lie pointed nut that another
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of them in* Pennsvlvania.j n atu ra l navigable w ater ...nnecIp re tld c tif ••! Ihi- S iiu f*'i'l • lab .»»» I j
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w ith the ocean and it*
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to a n a n g c u new meeting w i'h a irp o rt facilities. The ihu nn el in
W.
1m n o f I m ill >* Mil nut t:i" w iH al 1
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John b. I.«wis and Charles O’* the r iv e r w ill soon have u depth
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tum lnou* o perators.
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I 0 n f druht hnnic* no h eavily over |th a t "w e have every umurance
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this picture, th a t both *idu« neem thnt the next Itiv n r* uml lln r b o rj
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Senate
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han yonr hack In deluitinR n Intxir for the 10 foot dcpll, 1 r c r i v e d aeited by order of President T u t set v in g * i. a d u v e t f
.if
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l i i i n r t . S *• - (i i
man T h r appointm ent »-,s m i * p a l- ) . I t i l 'd I I l, I t il I • »•
w .ir » •
•
disputes trill.
Dem ocratic Scnu
presidential approval in W ashm g"»P *•• *
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Iiii'iid a 'i.
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tlon.
iIn te rn a tio n a l 8onnd|»lu,ti"
m ay wind up in a general 't r ik e , by a ir to western and im ith ern
, j* 11*..I I*I#' I 1*4»4*»|»*‘»| I YVlIP le
Doit, n wa- imlitcU-d "do
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d
n t t• ••
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»••< I ..I i f t . *
. •
of
vegetable
p la n t*
. th a t h r demanded today that the m urki'ts
• 4- . 1,14.4 1"tl ••! • 1444**4«l.
A m i) at l a m p tlluudnig ami Join- R g un nllat. D I. T ilt a -lu -i. \Y '
e r » e , | i »i *
c. I th r pal..................
a ll ooper- '*■
I ' n • i:t,
11*14 H ill, I I
^ iS « n a tc meet day and night u ntil grown i»v John Hell and gladiulns
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t
D i.lln .r . M
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*' | J i m ( M l - I J. l d l , | l h . l t Y%*• •••II I
lie qualified as u tio o p r r anil *»•*, III. l'lllf<Rt«44). Ml. Illnl)i4(4, nit iri t r iif n n l ) i- i igM -ImmiLLt ,
it
paxxea re s tric tiv e
legislation g row n hy W illia m K ire h h o ff.
-" H ,jf d i- D 'l'-,H " " ‘
,
| , „ tt ,,,, t ls i , . . ,
i
joined the l l l l i A itb o rn e Division, M r. NrwuiKM, M r. K ry nml
on th * union*.
Mr ’ (n iv .l.-.l ilm»n li u
right leg and reach ..... .
F u tu re uae o f the
Sanfi»rJ
„ „ i.ig a n ix illlo li of
Jan. 4, iitlti.
lie
w e n t*
tho Yow ell.
ll«4 uU«4 rnlleil u ttrn tn n ;lltt ti luudc mii »*»
t»n,,( hit* f •M»t u rra n g ' im lil w lo .li « ill C illici n- | , h1
N aval A ir S tatio n fac ilities as 0
dure III.' n uniU 'i of h an d, th r .m'h p
Asiatic Pacific Ititilion w ith one to the 22 y r a r ( «»f p rrfr c t Mtten- j !•» the |mle
»q*eiU l"( •
I !i.......
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i i i n a .................
trtif
com m ercial n irtm rt, location tlic rr
w IiM i in ti.liirl • |i.i I *
f t . u ii
(tn1 |*l
"ig a n k s c l
b a ttle S ta r, the ( h a u l Conduct d in re o f H r. A . \ \
l*el
II*
f i l l * )l» ll
o f a la rg e
u lh l* schixd w ith
K|»|n» xlnre
a »iI*i8« rnniei*»i) *M »ki)ig
- Itilihon, tin- V ic to ry M edal, and liv b etaine a member in l!»24.
,.,„.*i g fo . ) ....oitoiioi. ai ,.»ti io t him .
1,000 students, use o f N a v a l illtI miu .»«•*!• I lie nl*l |*ole ••••»ke toe m iifiii.il |. i . m| i k «‘i I*. Mu* liltm iutt*
C * O l ) R ) l l l l « ‘ l ' 4. |
u t*
l l l l i I e | v ; t I i s ill >
o f d l - a . t e l . it w a . . . l o i . a n u t i l l o
tin- P ir s iitin tia l C ita tio n .
M r lln y n c *
lh a l I he* rl«il»! r i d (t t. .* I ••»nt»cll*\ H iro w m g a
Fe n ia r y fac ilities bv the F etn ah l'Ttn r tiv f iiHiw m " -'- " —— ' I — —
H is fa th e r, M r. J iin ic i L 'liatliu w | | - p r e -r o t n t —w ith — Ife eh w rle r l ♦mnrt~*,e r i*ver H i* -Hfw tM rrv timl LBilUiO il'C “ *44l" ft*
a u g h to n M em o rial H o sp ital, and
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l
l
.
,
R
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Kpeedc
Wat-wWjwife
•I'd |
|
If body of I tie
Ym eltcau
u»* u f buildings fn r nnm m l f x lr
Di lion, icmiIcm at linn. Fienrn oft M ay 10, 11*91 by John T illlie i pul I mi him hmne f • •••»• ih e liigl! le riiir.h ii i. t.ik r nt)l«•( tli
Reilly
l.engtie.
fiutioMnl
displays were cited us fu tu re pro . of H enry M. W atson, died Sun A ve.
I'iiili
i KNllNUnl 4144 r » a * **» *
.............. . w n r , w h rlviip on in* -ltd p r i i r i r p t i '>i’fit4‘«| |t\ film ! *nlt
day
morning
in
A
tla
n
ta
,
tia
** ittuiM a - - " t in tion of radio u nu ltetii •
je c t*. H e declared a radio station
lim p ly down the pole.
H e ie - o f ( h r |«4'*'huf. |*4*iluifiq
August R in an e h , 04. i)l*d early fo r San fo rd is to become n
Mra. W atson was utt active I
F n ltlriii fn u ii !h i H i
M i (htwsou's it- lgn nm .it. w h irl,
n ia in c l
conscious.
A
passing w o fk .it I
odtatun)*y m orning a t h it home re a lity , and th a t hearings for an member o f the F irs t P re s b y ter
IV ra iin a lly. I ilitb’! m i f e n rrie . I !•• t itle o f eme^geni'V
lu o to n -t i ushed him to k r tim ltl- n h j j l f '
« * t EB44 S anford Av*nu* after a application w ith the F C T have Ian C h urch o f S an fo nl, and o f
t " t'aod tog eth er
Id iiig hlo 'i M cm m lol II " p i t a I by Ullilf I pl'IH A m I p |l|tK T ‘ • 4l.i , iM itdiu.|>"
long Mines*. II* cam* to Sanfonl !>een successfully concluded.
I • • m D n 4t e - s |
O n
I 'n g r
*» I t
m e m ls 't? o f tbe .iniuleor radar
the S anford C arden Club Hhc is
where lie was given em ergency
10 month* ago from Detroit,
service in til- co m n m m t) to in*rtre a tm e n t hy D r O rv ille lla ik s
survived by h e r husband, H en ry
Mich. lie w»s lioni Doc. 8, 1881
fre t arrangem ents for em erg rtrry
uml Di • K. Park, I I I - condition
M, W a tso n n f Sanford, one sis
in Vlipuri, Finland.
ratiio .onim unicati«o by h a m . in
w a- lo'luy dc-cribed l>) D ' lla ik s
Ho I* survivrd by the widow,
F
ra
n
k
l„
M
ille
r,
fo
rm
e
r
m
u
n
ic
i-*th
4
4
2
4
th
In
fa
n
try
.
Vour
son
ter Mra. Ora Wallace of A tla n ta .
tlie event of > n tu ru l ib - a - t e r - or
ns fa irly -utisfn eto ry. um l i»lMr*. Lomnl R iu an o n of Sanford;
was m v Com m anding O ffic e r. W e
0 a„ on* b ro th er, Clarence Sm -cle pal judge, recently received
jo llie r emei gencte- 1rr n 'ldition I*'
Ihougli am putation of " n r too
w
ent
in
to
coml>oj
together.
Ilo
two daughlor*. Mr*. Mario J«r
le
tte
r
from
S
g
t.
John
W
.
S
p
ell
of Stone M ou ntain, (ia . and one
I use of nnrm nl .ta lio n equipm ent
H i , ,n e r r - -a i)'. Dr. lia ik ft was of
rinen of Drummond l*tand. Mich.;
nephew, W illa rd W allace of A t man J r. o f Iloslu n, Mass., n wo# c e rta in ly one of the bravest the opinion thut the foot could
Hlx rIff Charles Hand ami Puller working fro m c o m m c iriu l pow er,
Mra. Kiri Onnola of D etroit;
nephew
n f. C a rd in a l Spellm an, man I have ever s.een. H e was n
Mra. J. N. Robson J r . i* con* lanta.
C h lel Hoy O . Williams, together am a li'tit
s ln tio n istng
s e lf
four ton*. David of Now York, fined In th* hospital at Fr*dt and an ih u p irin . leader he - a w l .
Herbert
Htimtholf. H b rr lll powered lu d io tra n -m ittin g and
S ervice*. w ill Ik- held In A tla n ta praising the g a lla n try In action g a' lla nhad
M r Phillips r e lu n w l ln -t J a n w ith
the complete tr^ut ami
of tha la te C apt. Frank L M ille r
N. Y.s Robert of tho Merchant •rickabiirg, Va. with a fractured
lla m l's twphew. teturiwd Sunday receiving equipm ent arc needed.
—Marine; Norm an of Detroit, Mich. vertebra resulting from an au'o* a t 11:30 A. M. Tuesday, d u ria l J r. under whom he served in the fa ith o f his men. He never f a l u ary t» itie company service •veiling a lte r a 3.2*0 tnlle trip lo
I*r.
A K .K .I-. E m e r. . . Dawson,
......... ....... a . ..
*J%nd Anton o f Sgnford, «ev*r»l moblla accident which occured trill b * In the fa m ily plot a t European T h e a te r In Com pany C tered. he led the Company and a fte r Ih ic e years o f service w ith A i n a ! ilia , T e x a s , w h e re t h e y h a d g e n c y I ’m i r d l n a t o r . w i l l c a l l m e e t the S en ltes. including IK m o u th *
ndchlldtrn end two aUtor* in Sunday afternoon near th a t city A tlanta beside her mother.
a f the 4 8 4 th
In fa n tr y .
106th waa o ut in fro n t all the way
motored lo bring back nn arrested |ngs o f a m a te u r*, establish com
until he was h it. I t w a * a d if f i In Ihe Aleutians anil U t e r ser negro known as Fred 1^-c C urry nron
Division.
when Mr. Rob'on, who had b*«n
o p eratin g pimcedures. and
vice in the Pacific area. H e liv e *
"Punaral M rvlco, for Mr. Rt.- on a buying trip to Naw York
M r. M illa r said th a t h i* a tte n cult task In m ake him leave his
in d ic te d ' u i range
tegular
d rill
periods
w ith lii- w ife uud d au g h ter at Who III 1033 had N-en
u n k n will bo hold Wedn*»d*y
tion had been directed tn ait command.
Raltimor*. w at returning to
Ire re by a grand Jury on a charge I when Ihe '•h a iii-' " personal sta••Th# Inst I saw o f th * Captain 8 6 3 2 Sanford Avenue,
afternoon a t tho Erick»on Funer- Florida together with a brother
a rtic le in the N ew Y u rk H e ra ld
of breaking and entering
I tlo n may lie m oliilluHl under
ot Homo w ith the Rov, W. P. and alaUr-Tn-law. The la tte r wax
T rib u n e which in tu rn had re was a t he w a* twing evacuated
emergency condition*.
T lie o l f lc e r * le ll h e re last T U e s simulated
Drook*, J r. officiating. Interm ent reported to have tuffered a fra .*
the
B attalion
A id
Station,
fe rre d to an a rtic le
by Sgt- to
W E N T IIB R K (IN I.K .W P .
Ills
duties
ulso include liaison
day morning uiul upon a rriv a l at
will ho In E vergreen Cemetery.
b
o
iin
g
him
nt
the
fro
n
t
w
a
*
a
Spellm
an
which
appeared
in
T
h
a
C
h
ief
P
etty
O
ffic
e
r
R
a
lp
h
I..
planning
w
ith the local c h a p te r*
F t. W orth, T e x a s , tound th a t the
lured hip.
A motion picture entitled “The Boston C o lle ts S tylus am i which g ro at blow to us a ll. I can readily
W e n t of the United S ta te * N a v y flood waters of the previous day o f Ihe A m erican Red U rns* an I
Detail* of th* accident are lack
ike” will b* ihown at
HARDIN DI8CHAR0RD
o f understand how you m ust have errive.1 in Sanford S a tu rd a y fo r caused by a s to rm l u d a b a te d con o th er re lie f agencies, u - suggest
o f the te rrib le casualties
.
ing
a
t
the
preaent
time,
but,
ac
7:80
o'clock
Tueaday
evening
at
FM
I /c W illiam D . H a r d in .
th* 106th Division aa .It faced f e lt In losing such a w onderful a visit w ith his fa m ily w ho re siderably. according lo C hief W il ed in the w o rk in g understanding
I l l , Knt*rpr!*c. ha* b*en cording to word recaived by 11. the m eeting of Seminole Chapter g reet odd* in the B etti* of the
side a l
I OK F ast
High teen th liams. and U * 7 were able to pro th *
A R R I.
Em erg ency
Corps
L.
.Perkins,
business
p
artn
er
of
Farm
er*
a
t
th#
school
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T O M E E T T O N IG H T
show* th e necessity of using min happy th a t you received th* copy
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Hanford l/» lg e No. 87, 1
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p a ge * t i l A l i t .
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T ou l i e hereby re«|Ulred In a p .
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m c erta in .till f o r d lV o rte pyndlng
III th e Circuit C ou rt o f Hem.m ile
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safe. Get the amazing new Fram Fflcron oil filter. . .
proved by the Army and Navy on every battle front.
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If your car is already filter-equipped, put in a Genuine Fhtm ,
Replacement Cartridge to get the most out of your present ft!--'
ter. There’s a Fram replacement cartridge to fit 'most any type '
of filter . . . so visit your service station or dealer today for ,*
the free Fram Dipstick Test. FRAM CORPORATION,, *
Providence 16, R. I.
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have them make the Fram Dipstick Test. The Dipstick tells the >'
story 1 If oil shows dirty*, have them Install an efficient Fram J
Filcron filter to remove dirt, dust, grit, carbon, sludge and ^
harmful abrasives that accumulate In your oil and grind away '
vital motor parts. You've everything to gain, nothing to lose, ,
because every From Filcron filter is backed by |tn iron-dad, 4
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money-back guarantee.
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T i m i K OF A r r is IC A T IO M
FO R T A X IIK R D
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Herulnsde County. Fiutlda.
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driving that old car of yours a long time yet So play '
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MAZgilS HU.'T'
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( a D. LANDRBSS)
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With automobile production delayed, you may be
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C om p iToiler nf lb * HIM# nf iMortdA.
T h * f o i l amount o f th# C anltal Block m u «t be *u b *«rlh »d . and Sit the
• ul.ftcrlher* muftt m ake the sbova a ffid a v it.
SHOW CARD AND roSTERS
.
. . . to reduce motor wear, save costly repair^ and
ITNBHH W IIK liy iO K . I h a *e hereunto e el my hand and a f f i l e d
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Save Yon Motors, Breakdowns, Money
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To Prow*to lHe Progress of America;
To P M o r o Proaperlly for Sanford.
'Condilrrsblr rlnuillness through Friday olUi
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16. ’ 46
NO. 172
24 Persons
Die In Crash Small Urges Goverment To
Of Airliner GrackDownOnJohnL.Lewis
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Molotov Okays Pro
posal to Form Com
mission to Study
Nazi Disarmament
Plane Plunges Itito
Woods 20 Minutes
After leaving Byrd
Field At Richmond
OBEYING STRIKE TRUCE TERMS
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P A R IS , M n y l i i , < / r > _ T h e |
fo u r p o w e r F o r e ig n Minia•
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ters C ou ncil a d jo u rn e d until
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June 15th to d a y , a f t e r h o ld
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ment to an American proposal to
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send a four-power enmminion to
■tl four lone* of Germany. The
Co in tn I h tiimi would investigate
German di'arnmment. The prnosal wa* made by Secretary of
tale James Byrne* several day*
•*o to counter a Soviet objection
(o Byrnes' offer of a ,25-year
four-power m u t u a l assistance
ct, The pact wa* propused to
arautee the continued disarm
ament of Germany. Molotov said
at that time that Germany’* pre
sent elate of duiarmament should
bo studied iiefure lueh a pact w u
considered. Byrnes then proposed
formation of the commission.
British Foreign Secretary Er
nest Bevln todnv finally regl'ler- MINP.lUt COME OUT OF THE PIT at -tic Republic steel coai mine In
ed London's approval of the pact Indlanola. Pa., after their-first day at wot* in accordance trllh tile
proposal. He said Prime Minister 13-day strike truce. Mure than 7# 000 miters in Peiuuylv snta and other
i Internitlqrta11
Attlee would italic a statement thousands In Kentucky itfuscd to rctun to work.
Jn the House of Commons on the
Question later In the day. Frame
already has accepted the proposal.
Secretary of State Byrnes is
expected to leave Pari* for the
United Slates tomorrow.
f \ w ti \t?
\
S
*
C
Negro Trade Body
WiD Get Charter
Afterrtoon
Secrecy Rule Adopted Today By
United Nations-Security Council
New Regulation Permits Group To Keep
Records Of Executive Sessions From
Every U. N. Member Not Present
Comwax
and orfaniied ley the
C, J. Oates at St. James
A.M.E. Church for the purpose
of community uplift tummy the
colored people of Sanford and to
-orlc interrarially with the while
paopla, will be presented with the
MOSCOW, May 10. (/1*»— Thu
charter of their orjranlxation. Russian government m-wspanei'
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Isventiw complained ’ today thnt
at the church by Edward Ilitr- the Japanese pro*- had failed to
■ftglns, manager of the Seminole print anything about- the Soviet
^County Chamber of Comnjerce.
Union ■a May li Victory I>«y cele
A. L. James will present tho bration—One of the greatest hullspeakers who will include Ur. days in the Soviet Union live*.
George H. Starke. Mayor Gut tla asserted that thu failure
haa been invited to attend, ac- on the part of the Jupanr-v press
cording to Itcv. Oates who hit* I had shown what tile Russian
charge of the program.
The organ celled "an unfriendly atti
public Is invited to attend.
tude toward the freedom loving
“ A blighted, eye sore negro peoples of the world.’.'
•ectlon, mud holes, undeveloped
Iivcstia noted also that the
negro citizenry is a reflection on Japan edition of thr United
the entire township,1* he wrote in (Rates Army newspaper Star*
letter to Tho Herald, sod •ml Stripe* Imd failed to menWadded: *'We wish tn help remove Uon the Russian Victory Haythese conditions front among us Said Uvea tie;
b y. educating our people to Ire
"The democratic world had the
good citizen* and work with our right to expect that this day
city fathers and other civic or would be propcily otoetveil In
ganisation* in establishtn.' re Japan, where at the present lime
creation facilities, park and ptay- there oxlsta the Important i»*k
gioumli for colored children.
of rallying democratic forces.”
The anniversary of victory in
Europe is celebrated by the
Rqe.der Admits Nazis western (rowers on May x. ^ —
U. S., Japanese
Press Criticized
By Russian Paper
* rtjerce
JS'^rs-iSte^n-si,
aded
Treaty
Ban
vNUKRNBERO, Mey l« . GF>—j
Grand Adngral Krkh Itaeder to*
day admitted before the NuemW rg War Crime* Tribunal that
Germany had evaded the Versati . G. W. • Morgan o f Richmond,
le* Treaty ban afklnat a German K y„ who was formerly stationed
for 38 mouths at the Hanford
Naval A ir Force.
. Reeder said thl* wa* accom- Naval A ir Station with an SK. (dished -byJ-U»» Navy imtuelbtg 3* rating,- haa-been- uppelolad -a»
min with year* of civilian air manager o f the Cowan Store
Irainiak." The young- men were First Street f t
iHted to reaigfl and aaaum*
Prior to (nUrlng the Na
l' status during maneuvers, service, Mr. Morgan war mane:
said that some old o f a Montgomery Ward slur*
targtt-pullen
Michigan. Mrs. Morgan Is no
fur anti-aircraft—actually w »r» ‘ in Kentoek* teaching school i
used te train Naval vaaoela In with thalr little girl, will come
conduct under *ir attack. Sanford after tho school
Raeder:
eitde In June. * '
* "Whan W« used young Navy
went discharged for
■
of maneuver*.'
CONVTCTEIk
SPECIAL DINNER
-T i**( 0 ISSUED
In It
t l* * *
lavy And Local
Officials. View
Base Properties
F A I R F I E L it , (will.
Arm, II-17 will, riaht person*
aboard crrolicd liidu) mi a hill
side three .ailc* west of FairOty File 9 Request
field. Calif. It’s believed that
some of the occupant.. ma> have
To Enter, Occupy
keen hilled. I hr pilot and co
pilot. t l h
critically in lured,
Naval Air Station
got out ol the wreek and tele- j
phone I that six- persons 1. era
HV. '’ Puiiiity iind. Chamber -,f
trapped In the plane ■ Komr, ^
.dfi.-iul* y , I n r day
they said, were- *1111 allee.
Xf,yj,te.| (hr Smif.... Naval Air
u iiM iim u i, ,,
„ * ,,, ,mrtJ'ilion nml with Nuvnl official
RICHMOND. Va., M a y l « r , W » f lni Jacksonville nml Key Wr«t
- A t ks*l Jl |>risons l.oic l o r # ^ i r i l t ,,. {hr
„f ITn|
killed b. the crash of » com- R,„
„ f 1hr s i»
II
' a m i lie c a lle d fo r le g is la tio n
|tf«* nunc wiifkrr- rhirftnin
; |»t*lh*it the *witrh mi Anicrirn I
lii«fttfi(t>
lit* .1lwf *»i*nl tlint Ilf
Itsiil iriurliin(l) ritinr hi thr r*»nItiwiiHt that ennie fnim Af Hhtl*
>11iKi* legi^intinu it ueetle*i,
Jnliu |»- I.cUidiinil I hr -ofl t n.il
if|Wtil«*n* have liwti a^krd In Mii»*
itiit thrii *li»putv t«i mhilrnHuh.
II,r ici|uc-t rnmc hnl»y front
II. Cult
nM»i-
Viking utrlinrr «»il it wa* Iw- prr.
lleved to he on n chartered run V Tlir l ily tif Seinfonl, ^rtitl
bet wren Miami nml Canada.
It
hat agii-rd lit iu vr|it th *
plunged, into thr tune woods and VcpiMi-ihiljt> tv* ' thr iral an I
cmnt" to rest on the bntik* of n
mil |i|tipeil) nt the *tatmii
creek.
luift iiiHite jtpplifHth'h in lltt*
Horses mid wngoii* were lieiug
tu of Duck* aial Yim U fni
used to bring out the l««lii*a,
h iittll tn riltrt Mitel
i
ubieh were being sent to llirit* ill -till lull
inontl
homes.
i ll VxH’ I wtlltlH I I’tj I»> rill* HftH.il
Tin' Byrd Airport snot ihat Ilia i}fli tnU I bat Lliiw |h*i m il a til lit*
weather foi the slnlion whs u.i hi ' i-kfil .lint Im i k h r 11* Hi i i * f
indefinite Jnu fot>t roiling nn-l Wi - 1% ii rt*k*.
At I haI 11ittr 'II» *
visibility was one mite A *|mko*F
\ i«fii| I iHittl v mlmitfriiitml*
man fm K*slr-ti Aulines, which fn npvt itlitt|t nf liu* **lulhm .1'
uses Byrd All port a* n n gulnr ii t- I naif*ing M’hiiu!, nl«*i Ih-*
slop i i: ibe New Yoik-Misrni iu ii .
Ofti ill inn n t H mr«|ical renter « i i » i
said the airline's ships Were liy- 6i|-vn*a*t> uml iiutUllng* in (hn
h e.
i passing
Rn-hniond during
'.hoj,,,,
B|„
pu, |nlu r(fpr,
ulglit iterniisr nf weather condi
. fhi" permission to oc-upy tbc
PrrMflotit
bid icti
is
revnkitldc,
-aid
J f t* ai
T O K Y O . May 10, i/n—soldier from
Mil,
*
“Baltimore,
tint
John 8 . Marchak was convkf
today by a E^lh Air Korea
martial o f murdering
soldier after a drinking
The alain man w *» P v t Joh
Center o f Republic, Pa., art
died on Apr, 18. Marchak
sentenced lo life, iraprise
Marchak testified he shot
in -the belief that
Japanese prowler.
RUTH IN MEXICO
MEXICO CITY. May l«.
Bab* Ruth arrived In Maxleot
dav and road* a plea for what
called- International
batol
1,000 Ruth’s plan* waa mat by a t"
lag crowd, whkh bvriaged hb
autograph*. .
as the
JW*
(4ih | thr
Mr.
the houMi'^ yfualloli
s|»Mk«+-nmn
f*»i
th*
lu>
nui
* Inieiu i
1 I.wll'Vkt'
-*M•I ...... .
l IMI t ill Ilf* I Ih*
Former Jap Heads Using Allied
Justice Weapons To Escape Trial
^*?tii i*m*u L*'t*ftU+i hm tUhip
Hu
tt<*« lm«**i Hu»i li*»tl» -Mir* m m njivn
|y ai kiiuu!tii)ir l hitl I hull L*fui 1
' t«* end thr* winhf Imivc fmletl. Hr
Aii ll! lm h. piul tlu? tw o parties
rtliilii MCI tv ui. an arb itra tor, but
add,. ! l hut he i| appoint Giif Dim
-<df 1 ihey 11nlilii’ l. He proposed
that llie ini Ilf * keep mi working
du.u tr tu In I II tmii ftruceciliriff*.
\u f« ml ( I ’ N vill ugicCii Oi
I «*%
uir -'lr. l iuuiaii'j. a i b i l i a __ — , _,
t a il
I iMf, |t!«t( tv lb
LlC"
Btilh mf'H
cut 1 .1 Iinir f •III iiiniH't,
Li|*’*ii *- -attl ! ! |i*V i! H l u ili lo Hit: Vt fi».* - 7-1
ll.ui f u t?1; 0 fir u••- 1 %r t -ti 0 D*
War Criminals ExpUitin^ Existing Law And
Anglo-Saxon Conception Of Legal Fair
Play To Siclfstcp Prosecution
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M ay
f 4’*
lb.-
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m t l f t ij ii l
1
m inky., .uro " "
t(iik r
roP"-.r.itH-
that tlic prehMimaiy plrn-e *.f the lives said the nemdiaimiia have
.ilfriin-t Jflit* ’2H furiMvr * • n ilnivtt nml l ht*I Milll»ihk
u;i -fo*R kdileil. The tailto.’iiU nmin*
* Tciitfri - |nutiuLi
- V •(Vl-i • in j»iriw|*i nil . I i) iti 111•«1 1Hr *i»Mn *11U i* m til’d
lm ,i 11"euini'll tun nf ill**
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1 1I'MHrr ■
v\ !,. 1C» I It'llf 4*It 11»“I -i.u ‘ Mil CUM
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MIMllCirt I MdV'.m " i l e f 'e t r tun- 2 2
4n»ii‘ nm-Mmi; kli^ftihMil **( I lie
lilitm c iil fitul irtifirgi‘ tk thr1 \£ri u illi|
fi»*rrN|w»ii'
try e.f nr
lilt \
fill
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t| l t i l
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til.
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V C ‘ t l * I ’ U 11S
Returned To Work
With Power Firm
n u t l' *U 1
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Mlt.illll, c,p P.^tsv i.\ i ! II
f cl. I
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pinip.
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CALIF*lltN'IA
I'ppllticinli
Ray- |‘ V
»he »;*lomeso fp.r ..th.
wht( 1.|ltelc(,
,ervice
mood A. Run is shown in a I * 1* 1' cj'O'entl.uial «n r cilinet|„.
havr letnineit to
credited with thr donation of San Francisco hospital, nllcp hojl Ihiid tin- ciuitrlilliin that tlicic
i|)(|
,|(l, 33c, rmplover*
several hamper* of brans, for wa* ai 1rstrd in no auto arclilenti ' it" ba*!* in inU-inutioiial biw W|(I1
,rlcH.ed from lint
which he paid pickers , to have Iti Florida and revealed Hi* or tin- rate glide* of so.calb'd servin',
2811
have
been 1 eready for canning Wednesday Identity, ittn r »n * sought f(H nine* against humanity
* " * enitdoy.il l>> the company,.
•flat the meeting, as also was 'I t year*’ h r ’the Fit! in ednnee# lime- neaimt peace
Till* i- Hfi percent of tlto-e
Boyd Coleman «lm delivcied *ev<
*er-.
lion .w.'jl jjiM X??- jO M n t lilllliK
rrajTtmtTperi'-tn ttie dub.------ i-ntatr*
in bankruptcy. Dio long
lie aii
Mrs. Rucker thanked oacli per sought fugitive told mithoi itiea irdlimry murderers” and bn unusually high percentage. The
son or organization anil the new*, that many time* while G-mery talli-ngcd sharply nil defeu-e power company I* ro.operating
paper* for their assistance tn were combing the country for t intentions.
will, the veU-inii* Administra
gwt|in> tin- tnogrum orgaulze.1 him, tu- (vns lu i|iul out of die
tion by uffeilng il- lotu’mee*
and atalcd that the laike klonroo ismc building in which tho FBI
valuable
un-tbe-jpb
tlaininr.
IIVAIT tTION BEGINS
Schools will turn out tills after wa* housed in Han Franc! >co,
Eleven einplayee* gave li.eir live*
noon PJ. pick lieans for canning. (lnti'niHtiuiiNit
to the nut ion during tbe wki,”
NEW YORK. May 1*1. i/in-A
Hhe Urged everyone to participate
v ------------------------ ------- -----)t|ilitb t(-1h.) t *,(»! luday that
in Uw collection and to help with
I.HGISI.ATinN NKTDKD
Fltyplian Prime Mtin»tui llisky
money whenever posslldo, since
iiunav sent direct to beu.l<|(iart«rs
WASHINGTON. May in. </n— p.Llta h«« announced that llritbdi
VctcranH Service
vuuld naturally lie diverted Into President Truman ha* vetoed leg ti sop* liavc lipgnn tin- evacuation
Any vetarnn in need of serv
food and sent In tbc needy quick islation passed !•)’ the I'uerto
Cairo and Alexandria. Pasha
ice tfiee nf charge) in any of
er, than collection can ha mode Rican l.rgislstute wlilrli pruviiled
b»- had lieen nutlfied official
tbe
following-categories i* reUrosend
u — ..aero**. „ . , .
, for 11 plelescite on the permanent ly I f the evaluation by the Rritiucstrd to visit the office of
Mrs. Meynie H.slgkln appeared .M,||t(c4] , Ulus of tbe country. A tL4 'M ega1>uii di*ru*»ilig the i p *
tbs responsible agencies listed
at the _____
„ •and marlr a ra- f 0,npanioii hill, providing for .1 vlrku
uf
the Anglo- Egypt I-i*t
meeting
helms:
port >011 the organization of tha poll of Puerto Rirsn voters for trtp y.
Coordinator — E. It. Carter,
_____
_
County Lesgua of W o the puiiKise of ret-ommemling s
hemlnulc
w
Atlantic National Rank Ruildmen: Voters. She stated that thus Puerto Rican for apianntmeni t>
jtE IT ’ ER WANTS SEIZURE
ing.
far approximately 60 women hava governor, also wa* vetoed.
Employment — U, S. EmvlvSHINGTON, May lfi. G1Vexpressed their desire to join.
tloyinent Hervlce, 112 North
Her. |[lor Claude Pepwer of Florida
Mr*. C. K. Carter, represent
TO SLASH RATIONS
Park Avenue.
ing the Seminolo County Council)
heal1suggested that the govern3TIJTTGA RT, Germany, MayVocational Training and Edu
Seize llu- coal mines and
P,T iA „ wa* present and made an
16,
GP)—
An
official
notice
of
a
cation — T. W. Lawton, Court
negotiate a contract With
tu the club to assist In
ration
cut
has
been
sent
to
18,irtted Mine worker*. Pepper
belter iaUrieg for teachHouse.
Legal Aulatance. Hospitalroil John I- Lewis, but «x
in the repair and better 000,000 German's In the American
occupation
zone.
They
wrre
told
ixation and State Service Of*
id-opposition tn a proposed
nance of schools.
Mrs.
that,
affective
May
37.
their
sofleer — Contact through l.loyd
outlaw union welfare
stated that the aversge
P. Boyla, County Service Of
r's salary in Seminole Coun- called “ hungari’ -food ration wiU
b«
cut
mdra
than
seven
percent
ficer, T »U ch Building.
lower than In surrounding
to
1
,1B
0
calorics.
Home Hervka AssisUnee tn
and only by getting tbe
lliiT A C E REDUCTION
Servicemen, ax-SarvIcemen and
monlae, namely from race
DRAFT
W
A
llllN
G
TO
N
,
May
16.
W
V
ents — American
Amt:
funds,- wrhleh tha State
thalr DtpendenU
Ja school funds, and ’ WASHINGTON. May 16, WPt— T h . II buse vote.1 unanimously to
Bn! Cross, Lakefront HouleTheArmy
has,
aakad
President
d
a
y
.ft
,*
(eduction
fn
air
mall
of the 07 Florida counvard.
---.
-----ves, could this standard Tnimin to lift the ben on U*e postage rates from H rents to b
Veteran* AdminUtratloo —
drafting
«
f
men
between
26
and
cantgliv
ounce.
The
leglstation
Sha asked for a repro
Martin M- lludich, Hlmrifr*
of the club to be. pres- f t years of sga. A War Depart must I f approved- by the Senate
Office arary Tuaaday.
«
R
t
a
House
before
it
ment
official
say*
that
Mr.
Tru
next.- maatiag of the
TT
man may »cl latar today, y. I
sinners, V.!,
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g o tlt’ ii **4it «»f flu* uimiml tn prr-
msms
t ,
Kti'Un n
.tp-vi 01"i *. i Imi i |i - 41"N rill
ALTHOUGH t.ACKINO PHI\ \ 0
I ” >n»rd flint** HU hung qn<i
Mi
1tumuli Uittisril t hut tlir
quite oJtiiluii-inir a.* hr simtkrA A i.»t irt'finr gultig to njrrp in :h» Wi»iia
n»n* t iuiith > si tl! i * tn »l i' *‘ p iT i u t **
i low fi| ii. Nr a Y ftf k f ii rt»11m r vtm »■ >ti* ot an « * t It*t» t
♦*10 um
|i i*n- ,i- t* m- iih iif I hi* ribdl
unable t « fliui h m n i-in Hie ,*ira lie - i *11 mint" in the ill u* .»r •vs, m
1
- .rrs.
M
j^pvtjt ten niinutr- Iiilking i*» la*n
5
-
I*
!prt!|Mi-,it iti it hneliti railed p i r v
i iifiii i inin i * o n fr ir iir r , ,ifti*i In* l*a I
-YGllK, Jlsy lfi, GPi- The f e c r S E r S S ’SS iS1
! ' Sold For $107,500
aliens Security Guuik.il ru g h u r - **
- - -— -*— * •
- -v
nimbusly adopted a secThe tivil Arroiiautlcs Admin
t ilru* giwvos ciimpriima -orln
rocy/rule nml adjourned 1st
after
« in New York said that -1
rat Inn
■ "«"
together with the
two-lour a«salon.
11 will mrtt it- .report showed 27 nrrsons were grounds ami rountiv estate nf
' ‘ r. and M s I lull les BradstiaW
Hgiiw toniorruw at 11 A
M, killed in the crash.
Uaslrrn Daylight Tim*. The »ec-| Ibilire found n pass|>urt mt n*ei".c* r SpriiiL- I.ake in Semilioir
i c c j rule permits the council to o f the bail I v burned bodies bear- ' “ unty midway betWean n u esl
kerb record* of executive sessions ing tbe name o f Jose Maler.c i' “ F.
Altumonta have been
This, tog.th i I'urchmarsl b^ l.umniitia Briitbe..
froir every UN member not in- dons Zambrini.
A rrig o i onipuny of t hieago.
p r in t e d at such chwed meeting-. with the muscular Hpiiearark-e <>f {
e council did not act on rules meat of the bodbs, has led to
,’T T . t ,
.“.T
fi’ l admission-of new. membeis. the thought that the plane fmlxld
,n ,ho
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r
t
y
u*
rw
irrto
rt
•
4
«1
I
hi?
t
‘
in
ir 1
Tl4 Au. trillion
dtlstralc, l ’»ul (have l-ecn chartered liy ii k i i >ii |>
lotiM*, tilt* t c»Mh11!i*t a 1ton o f thr
lliwlurk, declared that some
ment- ;„ f |,ailM American
workers
tiule mtiimjiifrfl tu iipproiimutfh
i>ela eeem to havo tire impression nthlctics.
107*5041 ----------Mi
*1 Mt* . ll« ml
thli the UN is a pri»»tc
club, j
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-------------------->*have 11\r ti (hli*
Ilixluck argued that the chsrtri 1
IT ItK ill iiS (.IIOSK
mlike, it cTenr that llu- ticncral ;
Ml IT I ILED
Alletnbly is the only organ of I ‘'hncliugs" were on the h>nr<
th* United Nation* which hn> the aaaln last evening and the FiU
NEW \<>Hk. Max l«.
—A m
•r to decide on admitting new Department answered a call ui
10;,do I', M. lu pul nut fire tn luduslrlui unit (lescrtlird by tic* i
mbtHL
government a* tbu wiiritis Imgest
Jfuler the proposed rules, np- palm tree* at Twtnlirlh Streci tumbitlr <>f nickrl producers has
• lid 1-ske Avenue, A similar rail
eittlons would be turned over to put out n fire in palm Ire* been cited in an anti-trust suit ,
the Security Council Tor cun- near the Mayfair Inn - wa* not fded in Federal court. Tlic ri»-*l
eratinir and recommendation lo answered.
("mplailll in Ibe rase lists tb‘ Cenernl Assembly The n i
Intarnatii'bal Nickel fompany d
nthly would ntaka the find
I anada, linntrd and :t» New York
111It F.tTORS TO MEET
cislon*.
tlie (nlrrnalliuial
Members «| tne ( ward of (litre F U b s i ^ i i a t )
tors of thr Sanford Kiwuoi* t in, Nickel UtMnpniiy. In< . « » vnda>.
will meet this evening at th« nrs of till- ualinn'- anti trust
home nf P. P. ( ’aoipiud).
I 'Wt,’
roh d i-r
Kitvr
ritnr to make up ihrir u»imi‘.
! Ihc Pir^nlrnt iiih«1c known hi
At Newark, N*. J - a Newark l i g . ms, until fin.d drating- umAir Sendee spukcsmnn snid tho hii.lr with I In’ Win Assets I m
k'lklng mrlincr had lefl Newark M'.iitii.n fm' title In llie imipi’M r
alrpnrt nt-‘0:.’til o'clock last eight. o-h ii*al and persuital,
Eastern liaylight Time,
In New York City, airmen s a id ;* , « »
, ,
•* , ,
that the Viking Air Trai jport 11 , E , B r U U H I l l l W I's H t llt l*
.Stressing llie nml for’ food
0 will receive a three-week re collection .Up be sent to starving
reehar course in accordance wl,h peoples of Europe nml Asia
the recently announced program through UNRRA, Mrs. It. W.
of the Otate Highway Patrol Iti Rucker, prrsidant of the Woman’s
an effort to continually
rnunuaiiy maintain
mainuun Club, sponsor* ill Seinlnnla Counfcanh i f j l i l a i M*- in th# IsUst My for- the- collect km, outlined the
method* of hig hway safety
.
main- program and committee* at the
tenanee, police action and inveall meeting of the Civic Department
of the dull held Wednesday at
Examinations for automobile, noon, preceded by a covered dish
driver’s license will continue to luncheon.
Countries. In which UNRRA
be held by a state’ patrolman at
the Sanford Armorv at 2:00 P. M. onerates include Albania, China,
Greece,
Italy,
Mondays and Thursday* during Czechoslovak!*.
the three week* o f Patrolman Yugoilavia, Hungary, Poland, the
Ukraine, White Russia and the
Bender’s absence, he-said.
It la necessary that the license Dodecanese Island*. The collec
applicant have hix car with him tion will he a tong one. Mr*.
ready for Inspection and that w Dawson, chairman of the Civic
inpry
Ikenaed driver accompany him Department, stated for "llunj
or her to the ’Armory. The ear people must be ftxl every •lay.
will be tested for safety xuch not Just a few days."
The Rev, J. K. McKinley, preelas brakes, lights, horn and wind
shield wiper which must lie up dant o f tha Sanford Ministerial
to Standard: otherwise llie driver s Association, will act a* co-chal»license will not lie Issued; even man, It waa announced. Mrs. R.
If th« applicant has passed per A . Goodspaad of Laka Monroe
il and driving teals, said witl act a* chairman of the Ll ~
Monroe district; Mrs. H. D, Hfi
dir,
layman will contact all schc
--------------------------for
thalr
co-operation;
Mrs.
James Houghton and ibe Pilot
NEW PREMIER
Club, will act ae the final*
-. * *'
committee; Mre. Irving Fainbat
May
16.’
W
V
ConTOKYO.
contacted v manager* of variot
N r a U t s Shlgaru Yoshida was stores to' ask that collectk
mlar ,o f Japan today
laced In or about that
C. Smith, Jr. togethi
Seminole County Chan
itnmere* and th* Jaycai
tiva
Party
supporters win furnish tranaporution fi
a narrow margin— on tha foodituffa: th* Term Butes 1
atndght party vote—to el set will aoiidt thy row food* to I i
-----and lb-* .ipaaker o f inftWt and the County C at#
isslcnsrs grant
.
tro s L U s
new.
cm
T r ii lit ii H*» who
|,cu)n mnl the lutno nwtier^ utilil
t
tion •.
i I
. uinrir
V»i!tfaW>lrlltP’ flit lit
] (c*itpt h iIf a ycur.
! I f 'l i i + l Unit ■
east of
lllrhnmml. The skip f *
(.(ftrl„i, „ t ,t,P .nc-nog
rroshiil into the ndi. drcncheilJL.. AUy„ t ,, ,
M.„,
wood*! iif HCuneu t ooiil) nls>ul
It.
Sayrr. ('ouiilv l o o
I:.*I0 A, M.
Kustcru Htnndunt In sioti i huiiinmi W G. Kith.-,
Time, JO minute- after it took n ff Pit Seminole t'noi.ty t luinibcr of
t'4imiffTC P irililfiit
The plnue wa* w .twio-t-ngliifd ittn mill Eflttanl
-4*
WASHINGTON, May lfi.
<^») — Civilian Production
Administrator John I). Smul!
today lias Hsltori Um govern- J
ment to i;nu'k doivn’oit John
Lowis. 'Small issued a
iitnlcim-iit
in h liidv he
i chained that Lewis ho t
<thiow.li industry into chaos,
inCIria) uitlnn-r SIX mills snuHl-41|t
from Byrd Airport.*
-
Truman A.sks'OwnerH
And Union Head to
Submit Dispute To
Arbitration Today
STORE W IN D O W IS VET’S HOME
lender To Attend
‘fresher Course
Panama City Mrs. H: W. Rucker Oullines Relief
Food Collection Program At Meeting
Named I State Patrolman I* ' C. Bender
G. W. Morgan
Manager Of Cowan's
C H I C A G O , Hay R
GT>Prestdent Herbert Hoover
to eat a special famine
he gosa on the air
lo temoyrtm nlySit to di»*
l we rid food proMims. The
* will bs thin beef »oup, one
o t neat, «bc slice o f bread,
Mall helping of b **U , v y i
and a cop d « * U «»f*“
eating tblj sU-hunmeal,- Hoover will
mt 10:00 P. Mw East-
*-
i
-*
;
I
--41
«
�The Sanford Herpld
The- Navjr- Hospital
E,; !
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r ...ta tla a ,
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w • 4 « SUV
JOS? £
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m a la r
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S rm *a *rr
I ---•trek, l a r . ir a r r s a s M Tfer H e ra t
la I I I M llr a a l ff* M a l s S r.M la la
nrtlsM are .astsM anl V the Ur*
W
elites
IU
Ilk*
r e a a fr y
w ill
T ilL ’ RHHAY, M A '' IS. IIMS
ftjS L K
YKH.Xfl
r o l l TODAY
would mean starting u beginner*
with tight ctnti an hour lt»a pay.
Official nctiofc is beipK taken to' secure from the
Navy DepartmentViosseasion of the hospital at the San
ford Naval Air Station and turn It over to the FeraaldLaiiKhton McmoriiPl Hospital Association to operate. The
old hospital at Fiftji -Street and Oak Avenue would be
closed and the equipment there moved out to the Navy
Hospital, the. name Vtf which would be changed to the
Fernnld-Lnughton Mbmortal Hospital.
There are severil disadvantages to this plan, not the
least of which wouhflbe the cost of moving and 6f oper
ating the hospital at its new location until increased pat
ronage could bring il additional revenue. There is also
the Additional help n«L>ded for the increased accommoda
tions and the diff leu lies of transportation incident to its
distance from town. Rirthermorc, there is the possibility
that the acquisition <r the Navy Hospital may militate
nffabist the financing knd construction of a modern hua-.
pital downtown.
I
However. The Hlrald Is convinced that whatever
its disadvantages, acquisition. of the .Navy Hospital is,
a step in the right dinttfon and The City and Count>wofficials, tKe Hospital Aslociation, the Medical Association
and other groups whiAi have expressed themselves in
favor of the move, arelworking along the right lines in
seeking to promote t j i l removal of the hospital to the
new location.
In the first place, there is the matter of'Accommo
dations, something of vial concern to our people at this
lime. There are 125 bell at the Navy Hospital, only -’12
at the Feriuild-I.aughtonl Ami as was brought out at the
Association's meeting ytstorday, there are between 25
•sidcnla in Orange county liosi because they couM not get
do hot know Itbw many more
itnls, Jacksonville htfepital*, or
lakeland's junior chamber of
commerce i* *sp«n*oring collection
o f food, especially canned food,
for relief of th« starving people
in th« war-tom c o d n t r i e * of
Europe. Lilted aa moit needed
am cans of milk, fish. peanut
butter. baby food*. baked beam,
•law*, aoupa, honey, fruit*, Juice*
and vegetable*.
Two churches in Tallahaaaaa
were ramacked over the week
end by thieve* who took equip
ment and cauxcd damage esti
mated at 92041 Pastor'* office
of the First Presbyterian Churrb
and Trinity Methodiat Church**
were looted and a plaster wail
kickeCT Vi
search o f hidden valuables. Such
vandal* almrit merit the "Vtantempt given John L. Lewi*.
P IE A U
MOD®*
a tESS
ra tfish .
STATE NEWS B R iE F S
CIO Steel Worker* Deny AFL
Charge* of Communist Ties
headline.
You wouldn’t expect
them to admit it, would you7
Co-opgrate with the Police De
triment |n It* traffic safety
liupaign. bat's make' this an
eidsnt free town.
Down in Fort Myer* the other
day “ Doc lloger*/' built* linron,
was sentenced to serve is month*
In the State prison at Halford,
for operating u gambling racket.
It i* a business that doesn't pay
In the long run.
SANFO RD FORUM
The President ha* signed what
i cal}* a “ bail bill," the Selective
irvir* Act *it*niion a* passed
by . Congress. The President had
to choose between the letter of
tWb evil*, said hi* tecreUry.
Congress Just couldn't bear to
face the Issue.
big
sxaraMHiwost-wa.WII.1 APH CONNOLLY—
The death of Tampa’s rlanking old street car system is li *ing otlendeil by loud lamenlntlons frrm bend* of the street
car operator* union, who ‘ are
committed to the policy o f doing
everything possible to hloek the
t r a n s f e r of Tampa Elec*k
<tin t car system to Tampa 'frai
sit Lines, operators t f unti
buses. They want assurance fr01
the bus line that 1M disphre
liainmrn. who will be out <
jnhs when the curs stop. ruipln
enough
to
ie car* of that gruwlng com
inity's needs. Not since 192D,
believe It. was, when the
nk of Oviedo failed, has Bern>le County's second largest
y bad a bank, and its butlnta*
•resta. Ita ( farmer*, and it*
flier*, hen, sorely felt tho
rffort by local organisation*,
Monty commissioners and, In- the
stream*, the
:a»e of
c. navigable
__________
federal government.
the meringue
•fer • very slow fin
r with another frying
Real Estate Sales--Rentals—Mortgage Loans j
ft- _4-•_V
i
Dependable Insurance anil Bunds. .. .
'•
■ * ! -*»’
*
- <v.i
ope 950
Room 4. Florida Slate Bank Ruidbig
CAMftA-SHY John Maruour H picl
lured after his arraignment on *f
prison escape charge In Newark.
N. J. lie (led a Washington. D. C*|
jail with four other* and be is tht
last of the quintet to be raptured
lie was cornered at Lawrenrrvillc
N. J . and although armed, emerge,
from a tourist cabin with hands 1*
the'air after an F ill ngclt Bredon*
shot. M untour U wanted on rob
bery charge*.
(International?
IV V M W W W W S W W V I SVW V W W W
AUTO PAINTING
I10UY -
FENRfcR W ORK — tyELDINfi
NEW
USED
F U R N IT U R E SPR A YE D
306 Weit Second Street
#
In now associated with the
to have your graduation
DICK’S DEUCATESSEN
Artichoke*— Fresli Mushrooms — Fresh
Asparagus Tips — Cauliflower — Lettuce
Watermelons — Peaches — I$xtra-Fancy
Bananas — Plums — Tomatoes
Phono 1241
FANCY CANNED GOODS
8anf«rd, Florida.
laracklnu Cherriee — Brandtod Mince
A,
,
Fills! of Anchovies , j 1
in spit*(of my k
FLOYD A. PALMER
Ssral
picture made h f
JAMES G U T A G E N C Y
Arthur lit Uibson
Maitland. .Florida -
Properly Harken
A CONSTANT
Now is th« tint* to plan
BA K E D B E A N S & PO TATO S A L A D
Sanford
BAKERY
ELTON J. M OUGHTON, JR
PHONE 78
• 8 *«U
H OM E
IN THE COWAN BUILDING
REM EM BRANCE
A f Insurance Solicitor
led In g few ra
ir a k iW
ANNOUNCEMENT
a
Concrete Plp«, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Conereln,
Soptk Tanka, Concrtte Fence Post, Will Curbs and
U> >1 feet <h
ig mass covering
0 to tO acres,
rate, the entire I
ROBBS
I’L L B U Y YO U R CAR
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
ree. THtr# U a f
l-arowd the en
AGENCY
rnetl out Monday to
-ear old U A. Mom*,
h king", who sold the
i hni River catfish al
back in I MB a* romI the |S0 price now
R A Y M O N D M. B A LL, REALTOR /
Orange County h*e
Editor, Sanford Herald:
nurchMMd a unit •let
I f we art short of newsprint destroy thla pest plan
how ahout leaving remark* on
M n. Roosevelt for tome other
llm*. John L. Lewi* I* already
takiftg up lota o f your valuable
spec*. Sanford new* is good and
unbiased; world new* also.
Sincerely,
(lo ver Mnrr*
Editor, Hanford Herald
Dear Bln
I am deeply concsrnad will
the problem of water hyacinthi
and am addraaalng thia Utter
to you in the hope that you cat
assist me In taking stapa towari
t W r contrgL My home is located Just wlUIn tae Bemlnole County tine h
the Lake of the Wood*. A t tH
lima o f my enlistment in tie
Army in March, ID42, this late
was entirely free of hyacinths,
They were -introduced during -Wy
absence and In sths inlervenltg
i» ■of the
Welaka,
T ID F C
JONES.
W# **«• where King Victor Emtnauurl huS derided to abdatale.
I>wt*« see Sow, who in the dickens
ANDREW
ROLLS
: a k e s
^ P IE S
K
There Is to be a new kingibm. Trgns-Jordnn, cast of
Palestine und about the size * Maine or Indiana, in to
start operations as n kingdoii on May 25, with its
resent rulef, the Emir ll>n Husjein Abdullah, taking tbo
more high-sounding title of kind. Heretofore, his country
has been undttr British protection; now Great Britain is
letting Trans-Jordan go it nlou*.
While the country is mostly desert, it may contain
mineral wealth and even oil. As the people are mostly
Arabs, Trans-Jordan is a men her of the Arab Uague
which is writing a new chapter ip the history of the
eastern Mediterranean. It Ig 9 small state, but docs not
intend to remain so. Its hoput are to expand into Iraq.
Syria and part of Palestine. These umbltion* may bring
it into conflict with its Argil neighbors, who would be
unfavcirrtbly. affected by sUcf expansion
While no startllni deveiepmemg-arc expected yet
from this birth of a new tiftte, Trans-Jordan and the
neighboring territory are st.jnn-ecntors jvhlch will bear
watching.
Insurance
CARRAW AY
More than AM riti
UitU fishing village
fa*»*d for it* bjad
| lot of sick people in Seminole
It the.hospital but who are remafning at Inline bicatiMi' tlcy can’t get in the one here anil
don't want to* go out ol tie county, nr who‘can’t afford
BTOHM
it. It Is a great iiironvimi-neo to a sick person, and to afFrum Ivaleldiigiaptri
person'n family, in have logo to.Orlando, or to Jackson
Pet wren tire uhutter ttud
ville, to have a baby, nr fir an operation. Ami it costa
Hid from the wind, the storm a,lol more.
Wei sumI row
And so, iK’cailgjD maly people who should go* to
Sleeps while the hurricane nrsall
Hi* anchorage, austere ami n*r- the hospital can't get in umlthercfore nl«V nt home, the ef
ficiency of our already oveiworkod doctors Is greatly re
Roofless, while min pouts din duced. It takes time to visith patient in one pad of town,
monds down,
and then drive a mill* or tvo to call on a patient in an
And sleet hing* silver on the other pari of town. If they vi>re both in the name hospital,
eaves,
they could be seen in a plater of a very few minutes.
fils shelter owns no furniture
Bat mould slid web *ixl last
The hospital building ii the Naval Klatiun is a temyear’* leave*. .
ornry frame structure and jot designed for a permanent
ospital. At best il will imj last more than a few years
It may l«e, since divinity
tint it will serve tic purpose for two or three
DefriendH the sparrow lest It fall. longer,
This house, two centuries old, years until labor and niaterills are available and a mod
may share
ern hospital building can t>4 ' constructed on east First
Beneficence with one so small.
Street,
And the Navy Ho»|iltnl*is equipped with x-rays
Now are we brother* of one
and other medical supplier wkich are worth at least tw ice
feather
I In the firelight, lie In rain;
what they wUI cost and whie lint the present time are hard
By (lwl*s lank championed, ihi- to procure nt any price.
house
May weather one more hurrIrani-.
Tumble™ Draft iutw Hignert
headline. The old hagt
a t in t u m iA a m
t m iM t m .'w w
rwTicrco fws m tuwowin
iwif imth wwjkm wmcwl
iMsMMi uaaiuty io u b l .
umtwg
riel and ia anting diitan* to re
port Id hi* office the “ hot bad*"
wberV flies are moat numerous.
According to fir. Edwin 0. Bilee,
Flat* rp idemkdog (at, the polio
vfru* )ia* definitely been associ
ated aith flies which also carry
other disease*, including typhoid
M lY J k A *
AND
PERSONAL
PROGRESS ARE IMPOSSIBLE
UNLESS WE EXPLORE AND
AD VENTURE AND DO BET
Then, ton, there tire
TER TH AN OUR BEST: Walk .County who.QUyht to.go
in newness of life^—N i k fl:A. —
LEILA
THURSDAY, M A Y 16, *46
TIlfcANFOtU) HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
i< ri.» (fjr» ?•; /i ji.titf
ROBERT L, COX
PHOTOGRAPHER
BS8EX STUDIO
�THUpSPAV, M A Y 16, *46
THE SANFORD
A nd
Personal | ' A divides
SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
X 8ANFORD, FLORIDA
PARE TH RRt
Arm Whitaker nml Gretchcn
Dance Review Heirins man.
Kmliliufl Hobo |l«nu win
tin*
andtitiliimntom*
will
This Eijcmii£ At S: 1.1 didltnukrr
be I Ian n il Hi uwii, Palsy Cot*
Sanford Musical Entrici In State
Festival In Tamp: Won Hi^li Acclaim
— TELE. NO. 148
ini.' licviiw wIrish m il In'
thu
Calcndat
THURSDAY
The regular meeting of the
Semliml* Chapter No. _• O.K.S.
will he held at the Masonic Hall
at H:00 I*. M. A cut tied dish
^pjwrr will be nerved at 0:30
Townsend Chib will tnecl in the
Court House at 7:30
M with
I- I*, llagan, president. presirl*
-- r
.
*FR ID A Y — - v
Woodman Circle Gladiola Grove
307 will meet at H:00 P. M. at
the W.O.W. Hall. All members
are urged to attend.
Koch member of the Hanford
Garden Club Is requested to bring
her silver and diali for the cover’ tel dish luncheon to lie held it
“ l:00 A. M. at the U.S t). Iluild
iiig. This will be the. last meet
ing of Ihe year.
.MONDAY
The Womans Auxiliary of the
Holy Cross Episcopal i'huich will
meet at 3:30 P. M.
The- annual piano jt d la l ’ In
mrmorfum lo Mrs. Fannie Stmtbridge Munson will be gltrn by'the
—pupth of the Fatnjir It. Muiuon
Ptaito School In the Seimnote' Hiih
J d W | Auditorium at 8 :00 P. M.
►tek AlklR, (piior. will avsist wtt^
the program. The pubic* is extended
a mrd 1*1 Invitation to the recital.
The Womans Mlsshmaiy tJnlim
nf the First ItaptUt Chuirh will
hold its regular monthly meeting
at 3:3(J l\ M, in the church
annex. . Circle No, 1 will lie In
charge of the program.
The Hun Hearns will meet at
3:30 P. M.
Junior Royal Ambassador* wilt
iect at 3:46 I’. M.
Daughters of Wesley of Hie
Irst Methodist Church will hold
a measuring party at the church
annex at H:(H) P, M.
Past Matrons Club 'of the
D.K.S. will meet with Mrs. John
Courier. !2U!> Palmetto, Avenue
with Mr*. It. C. Maxwell a* cohostess.
f
v VCI log
the .‘-t-mmm
Emma Kate McCoy
Is Wed to W . S. Moses
Min* K in m u 'K a t e McCoy,
daughter of Mr*. Stella Nelson
of McKinney. Texas wan married
to W. S. More*, eon of Mr. an I
Mt*. M. Ma.cn of this city,
Suinlay afternoon at 3:00 o'clock
in Dalla*. T r ia l,
Mre. More* haa been a resided:
nf McKinney for the past Is
years. Mr. Moses was engaged in
•ne wholesale fruit and vegetable
bontnoA prior t o l l is entering’ the
armed force* where he served
for three years.
The couple will make thcii
at
llt'jh
Sth.'d
Mr. and Mrs. Iloy Holler de
parted yesterday for Miami where
they will spend several days,
i *" ---------Mr. and Mrs.' H. fl. Oilhnm. Jr.
are visiting Mrs. T. nrmlfnrd
Rytd and Mrs. H. II. Odham, Sr.
uml
1‘ntrkir
(Inc night accompanied liy hi’ t
( i lends. Swnmhln ilmn a costume
anil steal* into the t « j shop where
-he
vim llge*
(dare- with
j
'o/vw/imO’
Miss Anne Colley Of
Osteen Is Wed In Ga
cold wave permanent
TERRACE TALK
C E C E L IA T IU U fC K
at Urdu A M. f«i hteakfa-t !!
MciIhth of Si Monti.i Chliptei
eii.tml an outing la-l cviuitng
oil lajke Unuin at Ihe home of
.MK MAYMK HODGKIN, whali
ms . . . , Swimming, l>oat rid
Iny and n- good fried chicken
■Upci was ettjoyeil by nit . . .
Th tiascbaU fan- me inrrrg-ing
an> us you glmire around th-•
atnils many fern- are * (willed
, .
. A Imi tin* Imlicw aic if
truing the Hvinihcr «»f ptilfcif*
Mt hr country rluh . .
A mcr
truk hubituc tolil lti» wiD “ The
ita •ale.I thing h.i|i|ieued in mi
Btljm.iutl this uflCHIOOII I wmbethng down to lit' mi -h.«
lav sod -ome item--Ighted gmio
nt'i'ped n -addle on me."
A node.I g ill asserts the Amu
an- N svv Journal, uevei
a iien
diH
a
HAIIID as Uio prettiest girt In Sue.
den, Maude Dotty ] Hornberg poses
In tho traditional ship nows sly to
on her arrival In New York aboard
tho Drottninpholni. She came to the
United States to fulfill a night club
engagement.
(fntrrnaltmtal)
children op lo .vlnad age duiuiu t
the church hmo heguoimg June t
Mrs. A v « Davis. 'Mt* John i
Tatum assign'd Mi*. Lutuhiuisi
til preparing and serving tin
fried chicken -upper lo the fid
lowing:
Mis
Multure Phillip*
Mi*. Helen .lane Moye»,
tli*.
( and Stone Mi. linin' I.hiuw
Mi *. J. \V, Allman, Ml*. Juuie- 1
(Tripps.
Mi*. Maigiiiel liciu
Ml** Llilalu-lli 11\Moll. M l‘ C Dili
hura Ruprrcht.
Mi* H I. I ■■ i '
Hi in e. Mr- tin> i..dinnl
rli
< .line Filth i \|■ I!.dii'ii I'i i ...
^ on can treat you rself to s perfect,
s o ft, natural
lo o k in g
permanent
w a ve — d o n e jtt h o m e — in three
hour* or leir — with the iimplc,
r e id y - to - u ie
G LO R Y
C R O W N I N G
C o ld W a v e Permanent
Solutions.
Siift for Children's Ihthr, too!
(lur-ue-
Nor. II voidnmem ouseitu(i
put-rue
u
Si Monica Enjoys
Supper Meeting
SLEEP Oi\
They Double
uh
.V’ .i/y n v i fc h ii it) A.t.f
Drenes!
■/” i»'gi
niu.fV tikr A'te
nyi/r.ififere./ /orrlrfuei'
PRETTY PLAY SUITS
, . ,./
ii .l .i l,i <hr
jnJ hIf .'/ your Stilly
niitllifu.
\Y,iItc tip I d l i n g fresh t
oitjn y scnuul, rc frc s h itif f
LiinI lli.it restores cncrg
Mrs. T. Ilratlfntd Ilynl expect*
leave within the next few
diva for Tallahassee where _ *ho
Will spend s few Hays. From
* allshaisee she r ill visit in Wat! ce, N. C. for the remainder of
te summer.
ii
,m«l keeps yrju yi'iuitg.
sleep von get m i ,i I ’ tinj
SI M - Y
m .rllrrss. Y o u
re.il cninforl xirvicc Ir on
lli.it lias l iccit tlu>cIioic<
*
.
r
g e iu r a l io t iv <>| i i s c r s .
8uf(on-on barn back
style wilhVic-rac frimrriing a ravishing ruffla
. . , slick slripos for a
f slim look
i
Fonnous Comor ch
bray in sifos 9*15
Ronnie.
GAIIDKN CLUH MEKTH
hs last general meeting of
'tub fdr this year
rt 11:00 o'eloek toling si the USD
. II. II. MeCaslln,
as president, an
Carl M o bs I s
ostess To Circle
Eddie
Anderson
PHONE 200
N o v e l tjr
STRICKLAND
Dastln;
IA L N E W S
Rrcle No. On# of the First
ptlat Church met at Ihs home
Mrs. Carl Mo** on Willow
tnua Monday afternoon with
». R. T. Thomss. chaii mm.
siding. Mre. Josh Phillip* Md
prayer and Mrs. F. EL Boll
'e e report. an personal serl dons by the cittls. Mrs. A.
Fstanon . presented the Bible
ty ^Whst Baptists BoH*vs."
iafreshmenU wore senrsd to
following: Mrs, R. T. Thoms*,
i. C. C. Banders. Mre. F. E.
t , . Mrs- - H- E. Tumor, Mrs.
i Phillip*. Mre. L. 411snrey,
1. Fred Cooper. Mrs, 0. 0.
the
Mi*. J. I.. I.usin' nf
160
Kllmtt Avenue phin* In Ictive
Tuesday fm Scranton, Pa. to
spend some time.
•ivc yourself a
C, l„ Martin of Winter
pent the day In Sanford
Bob's m gob just home
from the tea end ready
for lovot Charming June
Allyson I* the brido who
find* the firat week of
married life’ is the hard
est!
"Rochester’s" hilarious as
a janitor who is a "joke"
of all trades.!
ni’,i
nml mill tinI 11mice turnii-'ementJiiL-qielyu Mai l kitmhl will dative
Swnnijia in the ballet Mini pea*
ntn i’ ll* will inelU'lr
\ti In
Vlken, liuttllHrn Sueketl, .lean
Saver. Khn-e1 funk. tar.r Chop
Mi. and Mr*. M. J. Meeks left
unlay for Monticello, Ga. where
they will upend the summer.
Mr*. Nettle Tillls ha- left
spaid the summer months with
hef daughters, Mrs. Thomas K.
Ci«no nf Hclle Meade. N J.. Mrs.
G « » ic Maxwell uf Alexandria,
V i and Mrs. Harold C. Davie,
Jt{ of Indianhend, Md.
1
* ■I ■*> i ' l l " '
Lyon
tin Inin till In- the fully tali'
lint’ll i appoint. a lifc--iici| doll.
hultn ' ( ‘iippoliu" with .halt
Shr (.Inn* l>>
make the
graphy Jiy Mu*. I'. II
l I't'-i' , util iiiii>i think lil« ilnlt haii ,-nine
itlint.U nf the -litmil, ami 11111In life, hut tu the uutuxrinent
hy l'elm *. Sixty liwul lUnri •« nl
nil a group <if fancy doll*
stuilenlir will present n .-pectavu , iI'iittv ilu perform uml Hwunilda
Ini *h<*v with colorful vu-Utmc* with them!
Mr*. A. K. Powers has returneil
front • trip to New Jersey.
Mm. John Droncy has as her
gaest* Mr. and Mr*. Put Droney
The Lutheran Church of the nf Hridge port. Conn.
Redeemer in Macon, Ga. was the
Mr*. It. I„ Glenn of Washing
scene of the wedding of Mis*
Anne Klitubclh- Colley, of Os ton, D. 0. arrived by plane yes
teen. Kin., and Arthur Clayton terday to visit Mr*. Joe Butue*
Ghdhill. Jr., son nf Mr. and Mrs. who is critically ill,
■■• —
A. C. Glcdhill, S r..-o f Macon, * ;§ ’ **
Mr ami Mra. \V, K. Watsmr
which took place Wednesday at
2 uYlork. The ceremony V iie per- Wired to . leave tomorrow for
formetl hv (he Rev. Holier t F. MilledgevlUe, Go. where they will
visit ivlalivcs for two weeks.
SJicIb.Vt .pastor uf. the church.
' Palm*, white gladioli and car
Hr. and Mrs. F. D. Drownlee
nation* foi med a background fay
the
wcihling
parly.
Crockett me -|tending some time at Ihe
cottage
In
New
Odom,
organist,
uml
Untold Mtriwvthpr
Hratjv-singer, presented a pro Smyrna Reach.
gram of tiaditionnl music.
The
linkers
were
Kingman
Herin nltd I. F. Inipink, brother- Lake Monroe have a* their gur*t
in law of llie liridegroom. An- Mis. G. Golbruntlxoii of Hollyother brother In-law, J. W. Hcrio, wtod. Fla.
wa* Iwst man.
Mrs. J, M. Moye left Sunday
The bride, the daughter of Mr. for the hospital in Waycross, Ga.
amt Mr*. William Colley, of Os whitx? *he is confined because
teen. Kin., was given In marriage of illness.
by her brolher-lh-luw, Allen T.
nail, of Hanford, Ha. Kite wore
■Vr. and Mrs. William Ythlcii
n dress of aqua rtepe, Ihe waist an- making their home at 443
self-trimmed in narrow criss Klliitt Avenue in the M. It.
cross hands of the materia), the Stroklniid Apartment.
sleeve* short, and the stleetlength skirt draped with front
K.'ieinl* of G A. Kdmonds wdl
fullne**. Her hat wa* of while regt»t to Irani that he is conflowri- and she carried a Ihuii|uci fincr at his home 113 West Ninth
of talisman lose* showered with Slrert because of sickness.
sleohauoti*.
The bride’s attendant* weip
M>
I. McCrone and sons
her sister. Mr*1
. Allen T. Hull, slid Mr. ami Mr*. J. N. Aycock
and the bridegroom’s sister. Mr*. of .ark*oHv|||e wen- the recent
1. F. Impink. Mrs, Hall wore a visitit* uf Mrs. J C Aycock of
crepe dress in a summer shade this city.
of brown wi\h white lace straw
hut and accessories. Mrs. IniMi. ami Mr*. Julian Ponder
pink’* dress was of rose crepe and family have left for Fort
nod her straw hat and neces Valliy, Ga. where the) will spend
saries were while. They carried appnviiiiatclv a hinliHi on busi
arm bouquet* of yellow Iris and ness.
blue delphinium.
The couple "left immediately
Kdvunl Simpson ha- relumed
aftet the ceieimmy „n a wedding to hi* home on Kilcer l.ake front
trip To N lags i a Fulls. LI pun (licit the lay Pines Hospital where
l«tuin they will live In Macon.
he ha> spcnl tho past foui week*
Following the rehearsal. tha receiving treatment for a foot
bridegroom's "aientt entertained injure received during the war.
at a reception at their home
which wa- deemated for the
l.iret. Jsnies -Wright,
Deration with mie-ed pulms anil ha* Rturned to this cits
white gladioli. Mt. and Mi-, (lied Ids home, with his 1
hill tecelved with theii -on ami *12 /Magnolia Avenue.
Miss Colley, In the dtniifg room, •ervjd with the Navy
the bride-elect's table wa- cover past two years.
ed with a cloth of Cluny lace,
centered with linen. A crystal
Mrs. Nettle Epperson leaves tonlgil for Troy, Ohio where she
will spend the summer month*
with relatives. She will irturn lo
Satfold in Ihe fall to make her
hose.
lirif. llllrn
T.mkc.
One .if i t oul-tanding fia t.u inf, i he t ip tin ii Schinl nf I am
Slick two-pi
cotton.
a’ll price thru Summer I
or rose floral patterned
AredeWf
“ L i k e S le e p in g
‘ on a Ctouii”
hit* and Aqua.
Effective June 1
will close Saturdays at 7:00 P. M
SANFORD
PHONE 127
......
�- r r r r f Y 'f t
TUK H A N yg
Kettles Permits Red Hats Only
Five• Hits• During
Overtime Fri
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S IG N S
SHOW CAHD AMD POSTERS
0 — Dee’s Sign Service
Silverman Lead* Fed Attack On Two DeLa
Hurlers With Two Doubles And Single;
1,200 Fans Witness Engagement
(0. D. LAN DRESS)
Phone 1021
^THURSDAY, MAY 1«, *46
> 11J8R A U > , t iA N K p H P , g l W U > A
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w 1*1 Mt'iundM.
l*hil«ilfl$»hla
4 111
Boston,
mi
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AMKMICA* I.KIUI K
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N *» Turk
l>«lrnlt
VVieliiliitofi
Ht.
I^tulp
I, |r%r lilfilj
S T A N D IN G S
JAN E PARKER
~ iiftfle SpicedrCa*
20 oz, each 27c
j ’ound Cake
%
r U m ifM
star* capture ■ J
w . ..._lint
Kail data Tn a tilt which re*iuir«<l
two txtra innlnjpi
pw»Y*
(A iujm
K cU ith
liftiiU fl
In#
r h l r a i o a*
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NTAVM I.HAiH Hi
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9;
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3
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\Vw T f t f l t Mt r h lefttfm
IUp*lot* a* ill. lain In f nt.g lit I,.
r in i till*-1 |<h|it a l f>«tn>it,
{.« I-hLih K
U aPhlnuniit «
t i*>, |in4
during the ciinteM
Donuts Plain
1
Sugared, doz .... 1
mate, were cullrrting aigbl
the aervlngs of two De
hurlars, Cribb ami Uoli Ken
tun.
liclmnd tallied their • one
only^ marker In the fifth
tiyiUCIlMF
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Ttiomlii
l*CM*l AliA/«|»C 4 MONC II* CO.
Valley Prime Parly
tUttlntorr
Newark
Jrr*#y |*Iijf
J
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It
I f a l i r d a i ' i k ra N lla
il«»nlit4i| S; Hrr rum «.
Ilu f full. 7; Jprsry C ity 0.
N'frftrfe Ji ItiHhekir, 7.
I'olllMlhlla
#*rf|
111,m , lilt, during nit » i ( inning J
All*
flerram
I mil III
biller
inouml
Inirkid
‘ ilurimr
FRUITS AND'VEGETARLES!
Golden Rnnliim Corn, doz.
Tender (ireen Reims, 3 tbs
Fresh Crisp Carrots, huneli
Yellow' OnionH, 3 lbs
Iaiirge Juicy Calif. Lemons, Ib
Large Iceberg Lettuce, head
Large Florida Oranges, 5 lbs
Fresh Crisp Celery, 2 stalks
Fresh Hlackeyed Peas, 3 lbs
U. H. No. 1 Red Bliss ’Potatoes,
mi the hill. Hr* w*o..l*heJfr 4*1*41H«tifrW
(he -1‘vrnlli fur u pinch
ami was replarnl on Ihe
\ M lird n »'a IfM NlI*
by Krnningtoii. Tim Fed*
Sivaimslf V jifK'uinvMlf*
Keiininytmi for five bile
l.lMll»tH{| 117 AllHIItlit
Alnbiin n* «aMiifirst1*11
p**
(In- four official inning*
ruin
r*u|iiia»m* «t or##viv:llt#,
HanTonl tied the count in the fttllB’tVe t~jfe1ft
fi«iur« Tuilai
fifth when l<*vy w ». safe on
Jn<L
in f'nhimbl#,
filorig'* niiteuf at third haitr. I'ultimtitin
,41 AnKiifln,
Justice forred l.evy nt second.
* f Wjrnll.
Tuttle giuimded to (Unrig who
«jf p«*iit iiii* in jiiif ami »li.
j tos.'.ed to llo.n lo force Jit.lirr.
. However, It 11-a dropped the ball
unit holli rw,livers were >af,*. On
the nest (day, Za*pe| groom ted
11,, Crildi who threw to first to
I nab the I I'd lecvivar. Iliirriiigloli.
J I hr Kill Hut first .acker, refeyiii
| the pill lo the |dule In an effort
I to catch Justice. The throw was
I rood. Justice was out hut the
I Fed second .acker plowerl into
lithe idute with .uch force thill
lluviilt. li. the ItiT.aml . hack.lop.
iKvns knocked cold, dropping the
■.nil, per mill ing justice to tag tJKOWNS' STAR
Jhe plate and score the run
*1 The winning tally canir with
Ilone away in the final half of
'lie Mill frame. Lake led off
Anunded to Ikniimn whu funitded
Sounded to IlniiHM who fumlde<t
tie hall, Luke going lo third.
J iflifr d|op|Hil a sinttle Into
sfcirl left ceoler and Ijike crossed
|he
R E A LLY FRESH!
Toriiiiir^ 1*0; Ital!ltn<jr^ 8*1,
Std. Fr»»h Pleld
*
P g 05 no 2 can 16c
Std. Turnip
G reen s no 2 caulk
Potatoes 10 ib* 38pIdaho Baking
Potatoes 5 it* 29c
Potatoes 5 ib* 25c
Ii4
CH»p! Jalcy!
Nice Freah Florida
Canadian Waxed
Rutabagas~ m 4c
N*w Green
Cabbage
Inn lu l.
I
L amps Twlsy
lit |*9irs|rlr.
fl MoiiHrl**,
» hi Tilh li'P ifp .
f"
nI
Starch
a-ox
in te ctlclil#
I*|.
LiAan Tmli)
n*
P hJih
Ilia Crispy!
Frr*li Iceberg
Potatoes 3 ib< 35p
Katcly’a Cuba
il Miami llriich.
5c
Carrots 2 bchi 19c
TtiMliiiftifttlp
I U’ lr*!
ib
Fancy California
II. H. No. Oao j >U„tv
Sauer's VsnllU
ONION
UtodV flight s
Extract no 5bo» 27c
Gator Roach
Hives
im
i 13c
3
,b* 1 7c
Oranges ib f&c
Marsh Seedless
Grapefruit
Ib
5'AC
K ellogg's
tltirhl sinklv in four official
fijj. tu the platter.
Have llride. Jnl tight fielder,
Ion an electric shaver last night
Orange’ Pekoe
NECTAR TEA
vhtfh w ,i donated hv l)it Tduch■
9omcthing! New! Belter! Dell.ibtU!
'un Drug Company' whew he
•Inp[H'd u double into left-center
field ami thr ball hit the Touch-
Garden Fresh
IONA PEAS
ANSON’S
Evor Froth
PJJU
Eviscerated, Cello-Wrapped, Individually f f
ROASTERS Ib
Sultana.
STUFFED OLIVES, jar
Wlaconain Sharp Yellow
Cheese
IN OUR M EAT DEPAR TM ENT
Fresh Ocean Jumbo Shrimp, I b ... ...
Crab Meat, Ib ............ ....... .......... .
Fresh Frozen Cod Fillets, lb ...
Iltnrts,
rf
n
lios#, Jh
Cheese
Spiced Ham, 6 lb c a n ................
k lltrro u in .
Luncheon Meat, 6 lb can ........ .
llri.tr. rf
lA k r . If
l^ v r .* I IT
N
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D\9t\»Uf00i'ASTfeVKK>iPOhPrO:AulCr (
S'C'UHAS
Jo.111., II
T u n if. tb
X a.,tfl, e
s tlrlta iis y
I'rp ll, <•
K r t t lf* . p
Assorted Cold Cuts, lt> .............
>b 53c
h>
21c
i>
Ilrysiit, . .
Herman’s Skinless Weiners, lb
u> 53p
Creamy Cottage
It
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Krtinliigion*
CrtmlMMi
Cheese
Kucti*. t-l
llm rtMglun.
Na»H,
Drawn
Mild Edsm Type
in
Ijit.lt.,,
nitahala.
Polish Style Smoked Sausage, lb
p . l t » n/1K I k
_ t®.
■*“ f #A#
P eas no 3 c«n 12c
r»iic7 M ir - f u n
n ilv.rouin 1«J the Fo I attack
Ulltl • jmlr o f doiihlr.
Fresh Pineapples, each .......
M ulfl'a
Near Whit® Heating*
BEEF CHUCK ROAST
BEEF SHORT BIBS
lb
FRESH GROUNO HAMBURGER
It
PLATE CUTS STEW REEF
lb
If O MEAT SOUPsQNES
9
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n
Stutnyland Pure Fork
SU. SAUMI
Ib 38<
ASST. COLD CUTS Ib $2
BEEF BRAINS Ib tSi
PORK’ KIDNEYS Ib 18.
Fresh Cottage Cheese, Ib ..........
Two has# Ml*! .mivarmaw *. 11m ar,. Hrld». I*k*- Haerlflcw hliai
Fairmont Creain
E
rrnisn,
M gdN Soup Ponder, 5 ?b bag....
Ankloy’s Ketchup u os bti
A^feP Crape Juice pi bti
6c
p
PURE PORK lb-bag i7c
pOtOGNA.... Ib
3
Sausage ib 43c
-iftS JAA/tiUpi.lf B t R r flt fs
izsr seAscx c*i iw a^op
Coney Island Franks, t b ............
fotted Meat V4 can*
i
8 llv »rm »n .
U * f.
iaaa: Kurho. Jwsilawr t l e e V r l
•laV*i Itoaa. UfsBtan
ioat HllvaVmhe Jastlaa: .fl**™ *"'
Bom and lla ffla g lM ; ^TTttl. tea.
aviiifitM .Gloria. Itoaa » e * Bar*
itnaton. fjffl on !■*•«*: }_>’] ? nl' f*
paefoi-i iC Hit*! afT
a lnnlf»».
Oaa*; « » , M l *
**”
rrllib *. K rlllf* *•
"•
atrikfoalst t'rlhk I.
Vplced Luncheon
V A ll » T H * n l1 K I
FALLS
65c
Scrapple , ib 21
»/, can
Ifaallrr »a*v»al*f
Bells, pkk
wm f
S K r» 10 If)
a v a ila b ta
1-lb jar 24c
W77 v\ w; i ,
W?vi JA 'i l . * '
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tb f
wiiJvSuLmjs
�TH U RSD AY, M AY
16, *46
N E W GARS
• r e h ard to g e t ! L e t us
knap y o u r o ld o n e in
ahapw-
•
•
—SEE US FOR—
AIJTO PAINTING
8IMONIZING
•
BATTERY CHARGING
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
HEAL
In nttihr Ih'i slatylp. M» risk hfnrInk lra( tt if h 11mrI mr ilrn|»» «**r*l
tilth *tm|tlr *) rlngr II >«*■ far*
tjrnff ttH, htiiliereti It)
rl*a*Itiig.
Iititiliig farnif RHlara tin* f*» >»*r*lhMfd nt rAMUii InIr il HRI |rrrBM»HII
try i far Hurt Mr
vfrtfa«»4 lr*l
Ifelnl *>( Hinm s«» Iim rMitlilril Ifar^A
1st kpsf « r f l BgllR Y*« "■ •t
k a r brllrr nftrf totalsIh« lltll aim 1
I»lr IfM «r you r,V| ) » i r
fatlrk lit •««■- lilt BliWMl IlMrim
I'.itr |lrui>B l»*il« i trt
Tm irhtnn D ru g Co.
K S T A T K -H K D K E R
Phone 732
A tla n tic Bank Hhlg
• MOTOR REPAIRS
• WELDING
• SEAT COVEILS
•
105 N. Palmetto Avenue
USED C A R S
TRU CKS
*
3 ‘
AUTO PAINT
»
*
AND
UODV W O RKS
—-
O E R E N D A B I A ^ ^ r ^ S fv J
A M ). PK O M I* l i P A f j y l
Dryulenning 1 !W
Service
I] T B M S fj
B. B. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
------- . .'hone 371
L A N K Y ’S D in C LE A NIN G Co,
*.
Bank Building
r^SSU—
j
-4T. v "
-
• *Dhon
Just r e c e iv e d
U rge
pum ps p o w e r e d
thipm en. lo w
w ith 3 H P
h ea d
W iscon sin
c e n trifu g a l
A ir
Cooled
t
en gin es, id e a l fo r fa rm and (r o v e irrig a tio n .
-
v. A , D ; ROSIER, PLlTMfilfrll
B15 W E S T
t9 p e s d £ t& t
LT-W S-IU M 8TEN .
Rend The Ada
/
FUST STREET
YOU CAN STILL GET
GENERAL
P A IN T IN G —
BRUSH
i Fce»Yenr*Younger,FullofVint
OR S P R A Y
I
Should lira daatro./
your homo, some moto rials cannot bo is*
placed lor tho dura*
lion. BUT you djould
bo protected against
linancia! los*. Lot us
chock your policio*
and see that ih ty
cc *t current hat-
-----------S U N S ----------
burned our old building down
but we are still taking care o f
our customer* , . at <iur new lo
cation at the ST.'JOHNS RIVER
LINE DOCK on the lakefront.
.
McCL
P H O N E 1144
315 E A S T S E C O N D
w w w w w w a a a a a w ia a a t y rv
Phone 335
LECTRIC
SER7ICE
The Seminole Feed Company
I'oueliton Drug Co,
• G ENERATO R
There’s No Place
Like HOME ~
For FORD SERVICE
to
ih-mugc
ratiM-ti
W F. A I.S O
L> i
nur automobile.
H ifu if you have un accident artm i write you IIJ 000 to I454)00‘
tedlly
Injury'
15.000
property
'iim ip liability ana *750 medical .
(nyment far only *24 33 on private .
pi.wtKter cart All mattes,
Your Ford Denier Knows Your Ford Rest!
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
1’lcaM* we us before you tiavr |
n> aulnmobtte
Occident.
( . M. Boyd, Company
PHONE 200
i NOT
INCOhl'ORATF.n)
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
PHONES
ROAD SIR VICE
S W A IN ’S BATIKUY SERVICE
_
9
I /tilth * VITAMINS lit all the family /
■Jat Just a FEW FENIIES a DAY - L
L M S W / IN , O w n e r
C o rn er 2nd and O a k
. P h on e 517
P ttreiesf
b e a u t if y
YOUR HOME
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with VKNUTI.VN
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t Amber and 1 Black Capsile Supply Vitamin*
A B|, C, D, t , G and Bt, |lui LIVER, IRON.
Calcium P a n to tb e n a t* m d Niacinamide.
• Yon Csn never b« lure p » sir pi<in[> tnmiph
estctnisl liiiiu im unlrys y'n lupplcinrnt ynui
dirtvrilb Ln sw n q v i s i A i i I l f ilN m in v Vi, suatil
•glinit vitamin deiriciujrf Slats Ui* «n c Flrna-
VtMiutiiio Idiiuls in td , to fit imy s iz e w in d ow s
CLASSIFIED RATES
10c
08<
07(
S3e
per llpr for one in«ertlon
per iinr for 3 Insertions
per line hu ait insertion*
per line for 26 insertions
Minimum charge 30e
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laeladttig phone and address
m
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g iv e
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H A V E N I’.W H A H F R IE S
IN A IJ -S IZ E S
BUNDS
The danford Herald goes Into
more Ihca '000 homes in San
ford sod Seminole County. I f
you have something fo sett or
buy you will find that ■ class!(fed ad in these columns wltl
•all the most peopln about It for
the least money. Phon* 148 or
bring your *4 to The Herald
office for uafck reeults.
C O N TR A C T*
♦• B A T K R Y - ^
An automobile Insurance pittry
i of IKIli* value, until yml liave
ut_ accident After an acrkleni j
He premium mtiy“tie IliflnUriUmuJ .
ijiujmhtJ
th e
70 AND 48
• S T A tT E R
CoiiNuIt An
Insurance Agent
In Time!
beyond
H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY
• IG N IIO N
---T-T- *"
S B R V IC e
ist and Found
•pSTl WoUnosday mm fling, May
fi, knapsark sprayer nn S. Sanfonl Ave. Finder rull 7 I 0 J-I.
[Howard.
rnrrufaf
®n*Jf*f
U*-.. «i «Mir4 tl
<-failk *■t4i fcpfaafa
tfctfr* M «1 I' «. MftjgB* tnna
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M titfru it
fw**L«*to InIt<-»
t^ifujarfntv H.* ^ f Ski If* IKN1 la«*1 »tfr
M* Ijt
5-iHigtr fvetanf, I*-* M»f f*f*
4tKf ev-iai* *it*t**a fit. rvfci*m i&** ifaaifaMufa
,\: Alt Dfug Stiites In Sanfonl
a t fnuebfim Drug I ’fl, .".***
Free Estimates
Wood and "metal dats — .r>8c sq. fool
W HEEL
B A L A N C IN G
1A4 CAPSULES
7 f * $ 2 .5 9
s 7-aiJ HOfaXi
T0U CH T0N iD RU d COMPANY
C .'
C . W e ls h
WFLSH TIRE SHOP
2tit! A I’rtrk
\ iiti aiiliitiif
1‘tiohc 1 1 1
fir*
Hrpaifiuic
Itcpnijinie —•RefinhhliiK
SEM INOLE VEM3TIAN BLIND CO
317 E . 1st S L
.
Phone
flir .M i: I’ u c k i r <•
i clothing and mom
‘ may have by idem
i paying fm ilii, ailv
FOR S A LE
HKMOVALOF THE
BASIC SLAG— fertiluer 4-H-H
A 4-7G. Fire damage.l feed and
hay. tin. lurnbert* S»e Clarke
after 4 P. M. ami Saturdays
and Sundays, old Seminole
Feed location.
COCK EH S PA N IE L puppies. IBID
Palmetto Ave. Phone )R5-J
Fru m 203 M risch B u ild in g i nto T h e ir
UKNI8 HEU rooms I
Avenue. Phone 114-W
N ew O ffic e s lo c a t e d nt
I
A N T E D TO RENT
ROY REEL has tires!. Trucks or
passenger — new. used. 30d DMA LI, apartment imrnrdiatel
W. 2nd SL Ph. 1010 L _
Permanent. Prefer piivuir bat
Phene 347-W.
IVE MANUFACTURE and rebuild
UPRIGHT piano in good com
tipn, reasonable. Phone 073,
BOSTON bull puppies. Call 181
tins been selected ns a c o n v e n ie n c e In nur custom ers,
r g r r q u a rlrrs in o rd e r to m rn in m n iln ls lh*"m.
MODEL
CLEANERS
W ANTKD
BALLARD'S rwit, groceries, etc.
Phone 8BS-J, 11. Q. Tuurhton,
1201 Celery._________ ________ _
bed
EMPTY 5 gal. oil cans—4'Je each.
B, B. Pope Co.
AVON products. Mr*. P, P. Cason,
308 E. 7th 3h Phon* 782-W,
THREE ton hydraulic auto jack*
14.60. Bob’* Sarvlca SutUtn, M.
f t 12.72. Bob% Standard S«r
vice. .Station, N. I ’*rk Ave.
across from. Court House. ,
'20 LARGE N. II- Red Ii
FOUR new tire* 050*15. Uob'i
hens, t rooster, fU . I
Ntamlard Service Station, N.
tie Holly Aw.______
Park Ave., across from Court
iille u e e . 1
GOAT With three week's ok
130. Mr*. A. W. Teslo.
FRESH black eyed pees for can-
312 Ensl First S treet
to thnnk fo r m akin g il possible fo r ns lo m o v e in to
Everythin^ In Bedding."
We 2 OR 3 liedroom bouse, unfu
Stork quality furniture. Call Us
nished,
permannit
tp«iden
for your bedding and furniture
Phone 1114. H A M til .1 P. .1
needs.
E c h o l s Bidding and
Furniture Co., 117 W 1st St.,
G ACHES, .1 rlrared in tile, 2
flowing wells. 4 room bouse,
furnlshrd or unfurnished. Contart Mrs. "M. Clark, Ht. T, Bo*
4 122, Sanford.
HANDMADE c r o c h e t e d
spread. OlGks. I*mrk Ave.
L JAMES GUT AGENCY
OUSE, Furniihed, adult,
phone 5.115-It,
H JAMES GUT AGENCY
P h on e 78
I’ L L BUY your ear. regardless
o f aye or condition. Itoy Reel.
I M W , 2nd SL__
_ ______
W IL L pay highest prices for uied
ears and also wrecked and burn,
ed or old cars fur parts.
Ratliff « Rom l*hfin?_ 237;W
P. O. Uo* 1470, Sanford. FIs
BUSINESS SERVICE
DOUGS • PLYMUU11I
PARTS AND HRHVICR
100 I'almelta Ava. _ Phone le i I
rvE^oreoMEWc
LAYERIN' TUW yilTH THAT
T IN * STAR CLAY O '!
I'L L RIDE O VER f
THERE N O W ! r
A D .T W I 6 H
DU WOULD
‘T SAY ANVW G ABOUT
HE '5 TRYIN' TO KEEP YOU AND
D O N 'T B L A fE A lN O H E E LS E
G R A C E . A B & R L J t I N 'L H E ?
j u e r B E C A U S E YO U 'R E'A^/
F O R THAT, WDU'VF'PP.OMI^rD
TO QUIT, M lNY T M E 9 , BUT- -
S O N , AND I TAKE A DRINK
ONCE IN A W H ILE! i----------
D A D , D O N '] p o A N Y T H IN G
Y O U 'L L R a 3 R E T ! /-------7 / - ^
M ISCELLANEOUS
UPHOMTKRY fabrics. A fine
eeleetlon in stock. IL 8. UroWn,
t » l l North Orange, Orlaa o.
ONE bey mare, eafa for women
Buichisoti, Phone Counly 2204,
and children for work or ride.
AUo
farm
equipment.
80H
Call on us for TRACE ('ll A I IS
— LOG OltlAtN — or WE ,L
CHAIN — We have them {all
huyere waiting
at, Business |
land, 2 aille* out Celery Ave.
Bee R. (I. Hickson.
[tor,- Umetill*. Fit
for Jewelry Dept. Atiply
**,__r*.
~ Remember — we h*r
In Tall siraa — and tfa
is right. Stanley-Rogers
L PUT ME
tractor painted a
Shop. 200 W.
RELIABLE man as
grocery store. Refei
gan’e Grocery, old
BCARCR ITEMS
tveliebte now Steel wool,
himinum
Goldslioro.
home with III
* Blocks. I f Ira
J. E. TarwUltl
FORD PAINT * GLASS CO.
J ^ eS.JtS2r
n \h:r,_ :v ,v.
rh . \
-<
•
M YSCHE
' •' ■.
ONE Or TWC GlELS HAS
OPFEOCO TO OIVH YOU r
1 A H AND //
THANKS!
I COULD
5 IN T O M O R R O W ,
E D H ER TO ( J T
e r to d ay/ -;
IF S H E M A O L
M S T H N G IHp o e r A N T TO
DON'T WORRY, S O N . YOUR. OLD
PA CAN T A K E - C A R E - O P > — s
H IM 6 ELF.' ■
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ORP HERALD, SANFORD, FLOgIDA
I
L E G A L NOTICE
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JUDOK.
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THURSDAY. MAY
nun
New While Hutlnga
1 ' fi
14 i
(
Potatoes 10 it* 39c
Idaho Baking
1
V008 PATOONAGE
f
HOME CONTROLLED*
Friday and Saturday
SURROUNDED BY RIFOITHI In lh While llm.re lobby. John L. Lewis
Prices Good Thru Sat. May 18 Quantity Itiuhla Reserved
Peas 2 no 2 cam 29c
201 East First Street
Sanford, Florida
For
Verpiny question* tiler lliilr ionnnwerelummnnrd byTruman. nm!
Hweet Eating
Carden .IM'.rli
jj:|
Where Customers Send Their Friends’
Fanry Jnle*-Fnll
tT Iw !X
In
1
Potatoes 5 it* 29c
Red BUM
Potatoes
5 it* 25c
Louisiana Bwnt
Potatoes 3 it* 35c/
WCDOAPPRECIATE
i nr i
i \ i l
if I
C rl«it! Juicy!
M in
F rn h
f lo r ld a
New-Green •
Annoy.'*
fl-tie r no ((m a t SotuiJnlinto)
Pineapples 2 for 35c
7’AC
Oranges
Marsh Seedle-ia
Grapefruit ib 5’/2c
Rutabagas <b 4c
Cabbage * ib ; 5c
Carrots 2 bdu 19c
*»f
il
MAINE POTATOES
FRESH FLA. TOMATOES
BLACKEYED PEAS IN HULL
BLACKEYED PEAS SHELLED
F*rt1t1*1Mil
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if
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fc* v* Mltljl r-iiftl
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tit-
t iiM
O E U C Ii
liw M tr.f ....
s ntESHNc 3S
Fresh Florida Okra Jta
Squash lb ................. .
Pihey California
33c
10c
Onions 2 lbs
Western Carrots lge bch
Fresh Green Limaalb ....
Lge Green Peppers 2 lbs
9c
29c
25c
T ’fr .h Irrhvrg
FRUITS
A P R IC O T
A PPLE
H A LV E S
SAU CE
(B r lfo r d * .)
(N o r t h
CO CO NU T, C R A T E D
Cookies 2 pkg* 15c
V in d
(Fu r
FRESH DRESS FRYERS AND CUT UP
PEAS
(B ir d .
GA. SMOKE SAUSAGE
E j> )
T U R N IP
Salely'a r'niiB
8 -«
G REENS
12
o*.
30
....
(! xab rook F a r m s )
(1 'j i b r o o k F a r m s )
S W E E T P O T A T O E S (M
S P IN A C H
(B ir d s E y a )
g ic
C U T CORN (Scabrook
1
M e a ls )
|h
.....................
1 o * ...........
(S o u l e m
D a ir ie s )
'arms)
12 0 2 . 2 4
1 2 o * . 21
12 0 2 .
10 0 2 . ..
MEAT
I’ i.
CO RN
BEEF
I hint Hr In set I
t'fc.w (IrlH
no 5bQ» 27c
1 3
’ agoda)
1
lb
ALL BRANDS WIENIERS
24
25
H ASH
(G o ld a n
COTTAGE CHEESE
31
....
VEG ETABLES
Haticr’ii Vanilla
Extract
I
8'
W in d * )
CAULIFLOW ER (Spark
M IX E D V E G E T A B L E S
FFAS AN D C A R R O TS
Insecttexds
IT,
VEGETABLES
GREEN
Starch
I
B ra n d )
BACON
PORK HAM
.....................4 2 -
Hat or Itnarh
Hives
and Savina of Physical
F i t n e s s t r y B re i
FIVERS ib
m
W iscon sin tlh m p Y e llo w /'
Cheese
ib
v ia
I ' ^ * 4^ 1/
V
53c
M ild K dsm lY P ®
N. Y, Dressbu Look Island
Cheese ib 21c
-GRADE "A” . BEET
BEEF CHUCK ROAST . . lb
BEEF SHORT RIBS
lb
FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER
PLATE CUTS STEW BEEF
1
NO-MEAT SOUP BONES
3
SHOULDE R
ROAST
*
2 9 i\
UNGJftN'S SAUSAGE
30c Dozen
ROCERY
Avenuo
keaLemon
N n .iln
CIGARETTES
MILK
3
GR’FT JUICE
COFFEE
UiniiHoN
HrlHmiUd
lltpl Moat#.
BABY FOOD
Jar 8c
SPAGHETTI
21-lb. Pkgs. 25c
5 COUPONS
Sunnyland fu rs fork
SLI. SALAMI Ib 38c
ASST. COLD CUTS Ib 32c
BEEF 'BRAINS Ib 15c
PORK KIDNEYS Ib 18c
FRANK’S TA\£RN
HI-HAT
CRACKERS
Headless Fresh
Smoked Herr
Scrapple ib 21c
'l
TYPE t. SMOKED Ib 45c
PURE PORK lb-bag 37c
BOLOGNA
Ib
33c
Sausage ,ib 43c
rirnlc Hlylt Pork
ruuuttiphu
I MADE FRESH DAILY
IN OUR s t o r e
-•
,
Dswny-flake Cake
lijl
Donuts
'' >yj
Sugsr Coated & Plain
THE BEST IN FRESH F tl TS AND VEGETABLES
p C0J S I **!• A N ? SEE pi R WIDE SELECTION
For FREE DELIVERY <Tl 39. Phone order. ,iven
C re a m y C o t U g s
Msat— -ib — 52c
Tongues u> 43c
a__
1 *|
Cheese ib 53c
Spiced Luncheon
r
A ll r a y u l . r
FRESH FLA. MULLET
lb
21o
VA. RED FIN CROAKIRS lb 19c
SPANISH MACKEREL’ lb
25c
HADDOCK FILLET
lb
39c
SALT MULLET
VIRGINIA TROUT
Henna No. 2 can 12c Preserves
DINtv and DjvCE at the
HI-HA3CLUB
Beets 2 cans ... 25c Catsup 14 oz htl 17c
OPEN EVBY NIGHT *
Orchestra Everyialurday Night
Corn No. 2 can 14c MU',torn r jars 17c
teaks— Chickn— Barbecue
. ' .? ? §
Highway—
H e ll* «"••.
S«v
n*| « » ■ * » n . u » .
> iit* ,i r h w i
Kraut 2*/a can 15c Vinegar q t btl. 15c
•nm Y » * » r f n n w l *•»
Prunes..........
lw i.M v .t i
U n a *
tA "
IVORY fIVOW
WHEJf A V A 3 L A 8 U
BBY CHICK TIME
IS HEBEI
nee* •< muuu
.
•
Gjyoor supply ■df etreat
•
Friskies 5 lb pkg 46c
4*
24c Spread 2 jars
w w w w w iw w w w
utk>. Feeds will make your
r
Chleke Grow
, ..
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FKt M
STARLAC
12 oz. can 29c Lb. Jar 25c
iw m
sw i
a s s «4
.:r * ‘
MU/m*
,GS 48 Count
SUPER SUDS
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In UnJtj There Is Strength—
THE WL'ATHhU
To Protect the Peer* of the Wortdi
To Promote the P rof rut* of A o t t l r i ;
To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford.
roneldersblr rlnuilltir—i today and toil It lit.
Saturday |M(llr i budy with »«aDrfr,l showerr*
..in] lliuiulrr«lurm« mu.ll; in aftrmoun and
rt rail II o«
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH
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VOLUME. XXXVII
Established 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
FRIDAY,
M AY
17,
1946
U. N. Security Life
Council Ends
Present Session
URGE E ND OF ITA LIA N M ONARCHY
’ ’ 4-
Former Police Head
Says Today’s Up
rising: Only Forerunner To Revolt
- MIAMI, May 17, <7P)— A
Btotcmenl that un nbortivo
military upmiiiK in Havana
Ls "nnty the forerunner «»f
a Idg revolution1* in Culm
has been made in Minnii by
Cenural Manuel Deuitez.
The general is former chief
of the Cuban Slate Police
under the regime of exPrcsidcnt Fulgencio Batista.
Delivers Draft I
Associated Press leased AVIre
Illy
%»a«rl,1 1e**|
I’ rr a a l
Whrlhpr the uslinti’* ra il
road* conlinue to foortion at
Irr Ihp *lrikr deadline Inniorfow* i,-u]i in, -tic _ r in l| u t f»* is l'*
’i ‘ tvslTilrreit a* iiidiTlduaU. I*rp»ldeni-’ Trnm.nr b.i* orilrred the
sriiurp nf Dtp railroad', and ha*
|.vipjiratisl i»vrr ihp, hivtiU.n/ the
HntDirrhood Ipadi-r* In thp mrinn mrinlirrihip lu krrp at
work J im
F. M h iD lS Ir^ycd'
of t lif Im Hiim i I Tf a i nrorli, nntJ
A lm n lfi John^Iioi. tirrsidriil of
Iti»- FliifiiirrfH, w,|\ |Ini Mill mil
N'KW YOh’ K. Muy 17. t,T>— T *r
United Nation, Security i'oiii«d
loduyi wouriit up i|< cuituil .a CP
sion ufin ailiipHng Tt* ir-ahilisn
thirl in i-ffe.l tb'lays rottstdetati. >
of no All'lloiiiit retitU's! fm l' uii«
Nuti.m. Itli'tslwrakip, Tb*lion was affereil try tin- (
. I
|Staler I’m fm word b> I S .P'<Igale Kdwnnl Strltitilli*. the
I solution provide* that all ttpidin I
j t ion, » f HN ' membership iiiimuIrsl up In July |.*> shall !»■ ....
sidensl by thp i-iiiint-il in Vugu-I
Albania's application (or nirtaIwrship i» thp only niir mi fii,*.
The Sovii'l it e I e g q t r Andrei
(irnniyko. -aid IIn* .............. bid
no point in vii',. of lit',, in),-, on
ndmiishm adopted cnilii', m 'he
Permits Issued Tliu*s
Far In Month Of
May Total $14,451)
173
Truman Stands Fat
On His Suggestion
Savings Rtirued
Yesterday For End
ing Coal Walkout
Resolution
Adopted
Halts Action On
Albanian
Request
Building Slump
In City Blamed
On Shortages
NO.
i» “ k I he if inrii In i«o to not It
for I licit- Siitn
W A S H l \ i I T i >N. M a y 17.
(/!’)— IV o s ir lfiit T ru iiu u i th is
a fto rm itin pigiH’ il an t*Xt‘t'lttivr* u rtliT tal,inyr o v e r tin*
r a ilr o a d * .
T lio
Prirairlm t
.sigttt*tl thp ortlt’ r in an e f
fo rt In hoarl o f f th,< th roa t-
A decrease In the estimated
value of building application' at
the City Hall for the first 15
0
.day- of May a* compared wilh
•
[the mi responding period in Ap'd
General Ren Ilex say* Batista
( M il 'll t i l l l j i l . l i l *-1 I l k c -■*(•1 111
is indicated by the fact that May
we* -not ciinncctr.l wltli today's
slsiH n t
1 n n I*. M . S t a n d I application* to data total $14,(Ml
uprising." In fact lie *«y* the
I ;ird
h n ii*
tm iiM t ii i t v .
T in*
1 in value, whereas Iwrlwecn April
day.
lip
« i*nI nlont: w ith ' ti •
former president I* in New York
. | nod If, the estimated value of
•«*i/ u* i* i * r f t W f u * a- ) n o (’ M
nttin delpgalp- in vutinu f... tl.e
writing a book.
f'- \
iwf J | ». DID
i.ermils issued was 181.«6U.
1 1 i'll dll' •*
I FS ip-idulioii
Tire i on* ii |.»i*
In nn interview, the General'
S.l
tli#
. 1. . . L a . t
Ml! • i»f trtrt
l-o,*ul l.iiilding contractors on.I
!, imi-ly had iolo|itrd a , - I. too
sold “ l winy V outbreak was nn
n .1 Fa Mill
tialeimU -upplv men yesterday
|,n ln rv Ib u l the i*i i i i i i i *1 ir i i
explosion of the Army without
W lif ll lt 'l
l Its- ' 1 •Sill evil*
m i krt* ■»
tint uted the building slump t« Dl-^NQUNCINO T i l K ilt N E W K IN »« lliim brri 11 u rrn«b«| I over fir s l in in»-ndn'i «h ip ap p lo s im iiany previous planning." He uihle.l
w il l Ma% Dii fhi ll
ft.
fi*i Iht*
•hortage of material, caused !i> 50000 l! dllAll* m ini in the Pli/7<- .»■-! Pn|Hihi
“ There will lie a real revolution
'1'iMnn ill a n il In 'fo re th p , nn* .u b m iM i'.l i - lii,
%. t (.(Me ♦ r
D sMMl
STuil f rr
iwo factors strikes and resulti'ig
at any moment."
ilrin*»fi>rfMihiii iig'.ng
-s^iilnirw *«t 'lie K iiik .ti ihp ' gem inl I k t-.putbi,
rt.tu f th.if ill. >
limitation of tJsnsportatlun a, m Dining JyiB? 1‘ ritv lH tm Sfiimci U
ih
Explaining the uprising, the
1 livnj tim in g thi* in m iiiK »h llt*
^ I t t i n i n • said i In ! ( (!*•» W n K M ’ I J A
Mm !■ " • IL. i L ' v . ‘1
' ill
! | d « i-\ **i
1lie F m '•lilrtlll *af
the coni strike, and to complicated rnanv tn th« enn-ui mrtivA baimi
General said “ the Cuban people
t ' 1ftrt |■ tin' II rt I
Mi'u t i H« puUli l.»
|St nf «•« will «|i» rvrr ythu»i: j H-ll.lrt \ t l r m f n , (Li look
ih*' i i i n i ' Mifii
mi •thrt) *ti **♦1 a
;
OPA rcstrirlions and regulation'
i hi
that n n v ii|i|»hi .ti ‘ll
ruii
l
i in
u'
ran endure no longer the regime
hum ! U t*rch I«*l
W » .1 • .
MIDI »III -I i ik t* WD| jjn
A. It I,cvejiiy of the Hill Lum ---* '
tiv p ii ftillrw i
ii>t»
k ! Hill ll fl
I ll- t h it t t r m l t u t e
•»
of Piesulcnt Ramon Grau San
^ iL* ♦ *.! i - i hrt'ittlr 1
Hrt timilrt I h r
ber mid Supply Company declsia.l
1ii*y
Vtertch tlrlrjfiitr. Aieiamlr I*ill -IllIllRTn li f ll'l * t n ,' * ( »
Martin, who ha* given himself
- i,i f «-iu n i t
iliiirf U
lif t e r
a U t ii f
"These innumerable tegulation.
ih 'H f Hi*
rtfll
l o o k tiYl’ t 1I m |u V* .1
i m a n mi him hmiirt
over to the Communist*. 'with the
H* *
| i Mtsfl’l riu rt H it ll
F i «*• )• t«MU Tr»l
make it almost impossible for u >
o f the routitll urnleI tin- f . I ijm t h a i r o i l re m .iir i’* t «■ 1)1*
result that disorder* exist in the
=
!'
.fi
W
hist
.S|-I
t*4=f*
Mtinf
*t
r ^ li lf n l
to operate."
IYrjnif t m«*ii
in Wit*)*'
f io ln i ion He lo lil t mini tl t|ii-itt
whole Island.
- 11* ti* sj Iff* r- %rtfll 1 Vt- i»fitrt f
i
“ The only cure for the lumlrei
He went till to say "condition*
tank i** l * tiiiiin- ill it t o r \ i h n O g o
1 fir
flrttui
i)f
th*rtl i'.iHi rt| H
tI n t i i
and building material industry,
w|ui M III , t i l l l e n t V
are terrible In Cuba because uf |
i ItiiiDn-lHiml,
V U an ic
l.ih lM to fl,
lie *nld, "is u surgical otteratbi.i
the Communist* who are organ..
jeoo|n?niiion, T i m e o i m n l t-lpMIIO j
1*11i* tilllf*
th U iw I
-ft (luby Congress ic-ulting in the death . . .
Ling the people of Culm against
j w i
ii
a*
4
, j i»*i! lU
ilellHilely w tilijiH i
Ho- * alt
'Ili.I Mlrtt.ll.rtf
ssf lil** ti in'll hfc,rt
of the OPA."
the Whited Stales. They cull the
W ar ( rimes ( ourt Hears Froseeution Assert o f llie ehotrtiiuii.
Mrt” rt ^ YlT'Uflf STfi J*‘m lh . i b
people nf the Fulled Stales “Ini.
W.
C.
Hill
staled
that
cement
Vi
111 i l ■- 11
i •b ■
* rtlf ijrt h,;i .-s .Ik?
SECRETARY of the t|. S,- Sen
That (Jermun Solcliers Follmved Orders
penalise. yaok«V»,‘ ”
tibvk constructioa had been mm 1
m
r
l
i
t
i
’
il
li,ivk
rva1*
(f ir »- Lrt l l **?v4„ General tisnltet. wWfa-left Culm ate, F a lic JRifflc arrives at the plArel mi the compativ warehouse
Issued Diroel Ry Adolf Hiller
fl-rt-’ . rt%* . d K p .. • •lit W i
In voluntary exile before HatisU’* While 'House with fh f* 'stop-gap at T o y rtl|f Street an.l Elm Avenue,
S i,
l 44.il*
* , trii ••
(■ Li- t:t it
11 \ 1" (it ! ntnfiy. May l defeat, »»y s he will return to draft Mil for the President’' hut that work was tied up for
•«ft 1 MltklT
1• MH.)" 1 4**" .|irt|
The legislation ex lack of lumber.
|Its
n h tit Him i lift! | * 1
Cutka “ the minute the Cuban signature.
• ' ' . ' *11
-ill,'
111 '
.....
ill*
tends the t-elc. live Service Act
I It,I( |Ml* ( H't Ill LI11 III 1
Army start* a real revolution.
Work is proceeding Thin-day
In Alabama Runofr
f If* 1i* *rt, t
■ i*T ♦ i»*. v1»ikrt %if ttift t**ii
until July I ll halts the induc at the Miracle Concrete Company
mtiitlrii-il M
th ll* %*vli ( 1•*1*I 4**i' tl
!?«• • • n m ir iil
tion of fnlheis nod youths 18 nod at him Avenue and Fourth .Street,
in rtMtl 711* AtniM i*mi M* *
■ I ’’ l l M I l F 1 - Hl'l < t d l n i f ' 11 t h r
IP years old.
• (liilernallnmil) but Manager John Tcrwlllcgci ex
.lilt
till- II ii M 1m n f
b'
Antij NfWMmcn Arc (it’iiti'i'l'iitm
i»f -Li' * h :ht
♦ *f o u r
llriirv Wit I f sir., v e n d ft Ii I (•
in lJecetnhi't. 11*14. It
pressed concern at the lurk ut
Ambusbcd
Friday [i iti/rtijk/*
today vlfctfd prr«i* |
chatKoi further that (hr 5S vin w r,
ehipmenta of cement during the
F n '-is li'n t i.i!
( 't i a r l e s
>i'tiii v
l|iHi»
nvlnl no (lirtrt •*«fit** tipiii air MKinic l.lntt* of the San- w
past three weeks, wliicli he -itld,
Hi Ifnw*. r t Y f il lM ii l 1L;J♦ | In- O f f i c e
fitllow fn g
fh»*|
from t'l . I f If* !l*t t «» wll Iiu **■ I..»et Monti r l i i h
might hinder future opt-raDonset
1 trtfrtlts*
1•
»■ '** Mi l i o n
w ill
• im*11 ttf ih*» ii*1111Moo ioy commit
iiih t L it ••)!*= iD H III .1 Its
hum.i>"
I 1: W k l I HI
.... .
y *
*'•
«i
b r iid f«t
ti) I
V , R n w lan d :
AtlH'l I' " a
i« « *M ,i In* l i a s
\t.
1 * DMJI’ s
l‘
\
\!*ii-t ii ;»*“ »
l.ir i
1itllkit*
Mrjt,-Mitt|» "KiOfr I o»ti‘" l ‘ly*!i* lt » oi
\«h Mii 1rt
T-iu!
* l ,
• , **
' i lm o.|.
Showers yesterday numerated
.1 .
.
til* « l • '»•
1 ,1 - (
III r t l.»U - il
fie f
Itld t il)
DD 1 11
Nr 4 ^ *
Col
l<
hauling* of celery ' from
the
\
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111*'
't:
•
*
nf
I..,.
itf
i.H
a
till1
1
u
■
(ft.
'<•
F">
w ith
Oviedo, /ell wood and Weiisdale
1
.
I I IsL. . to*
V- Wl St ()■« t« l i s t »■♦• * •
. pawl peat
Jilt, op s
til.'
liny *.( . . . . . 1’ 111
ii'ii>esections. Demand was very slow
' \ Ltt •\ i ill \
♦Ml t ell Ih o ■
nu
Dmbut.I D*'«- H'liiinrd navol i
fcllm e 'll
* ' 1 ' i
L.
t f iIf tl t»f
rind the market w »» weak, ncI,
v..
I
M
1*i
h .i*
t V III 7 1 ) ♦f f t m
. I.
l it , W U 1
* i d l ' t ■I *-e I
| t N It rt | l f l M «
v
1 The ... ■Ilf 1h
Ml
1
p
if ,
}|lt|lll
eurtllug to Charles D. Sherman,
I. .1
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S
ik
l
I
t F i i i JLI-I
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1
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m
ill
no
1
,
(frit*
.if
Uit*
r
h
i
h
,
L
S
M*
<
a
ll
a?*
Hurcau,
local inaikeling analyst of the Agricultural
111,' .it 'in i-.itlu l p.» .»«i* iiinini'Ot.
• I 111* I I H H l T
I II
thll
!,♦
»
•
ill
if
t
ll
•
|
lilt*
Mill
•Iff
Army l<
I -rr* ml vift« iiifvtMftit und John
, United Slate*
l)c|uirtiurnt of
I lit1 OrtM niixf-rt in I h p >i *f t f o u l
il| 1lie Hlllt IVI? fill •hr
Experiment Station Mr*. II. W. Rucker, president
-Ainei n . i i h d ttitf i .
f n i t l < mL HI |Mn t li n*. third vico prrnidcni. tubhi'f
Agriculture.
i t i *■i •
u p p n ro n tty
♦
u p t«» t h e
rtlriylm
ii* :
fiil ln»i offiduU r l* *)•*■• wpr# AI
Ibe Woman's Club, «pon*nrs
m
Price* bn celery varied ftoni
1n i i f i p . t o v i n ' i ^ 1 n o d
tiihff
Ln viii,
To Direct Program of
»
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nn
1
t*|M
»*
ilo
iid
i
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■
J
m
.N
nt
|
t«»*
on
m
l
tin*
Mold
Lct»n sin jt e r r e la i v . W i ll ia m
I
for tha food collettinii through
“
11.75 to 92.00 r.O.H. Seminole
I ' l l * * itI m it T r i i o i a *
- f. tfi d im r p u t .
<
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tl
s
l|
.e«1
(M
ill
IldllHtli'
trt^t
u
a
l
11*.
i*i
1
1
if
ie
UNRRA. this imtining matte nn
!*■*» Ii»li flat f l rtllM IM I, I >li k K )
sent Hie hi t«*r
county shipped HO, t J and S‘J
Hr fii* inailr hi- <ui*m**t urn for
•ll * M
*♦», Ul.ll lint »i
Member* of the Foiled Slates appeal to Ih* public, to n'iiM
the lo in l in iirth*' ♦if V ll t ill ■* Ill'll 1 I e . •
i « h h * r ' a n d J . **J 1.
#'l p | |
car* respectively on
Monday,
hi- pi*tptt*rd
px elin ti’
O u
1
a
«
n
h
P
l
i
l
l
/
r
lit.S>
K
i
t
i
si
*
1
1
V
*
ft
1-0"
Hurcau of Agricultural Krononiksi in the canning project ai the
if 111rtxrtfit if* IIM t II .1
tiered b\
% i: ...... «hht
Tuesday and Wednesday.
1 . I* * I
»l. 4*
f * » |l *1 11**?4
•
I
I.,
torn
1
V
i
f
frtTIM
■
Regime o' ♦llf l Ml1! l l
tin* foil Ih,
Ii 0 • m-tf It (p
Seminole County to date has in ro-pperatlrn with ibe Central local canning klu-livn
I ■■.
thvot I rri (ill fi'i
Mtat**
tl
t
n
w
M
—let,
II
I
M
i
1
iht|
flirt
till
bill mil,
I • t iiini'i
shlppe.1 t.'JfiO Car* of celery dur Flat ids Experimenl Station, will
Mr*. Rucker especially urges
Vi • iitirht
tion exp. l l - 1st kllHU
iS*l (M*
ing Ihp season of which 3,0.‘lf> start a statistical survey a- *oon those women who umlpi-tnod the
« I•
i. |*i,well .-,0,1 .F H M r »«•*'• 1. M» * f.l
I...
i
i.
W nl.
It.
1
hrt
I
,
rt
1
ll
1
„ In i
1* 1
v%*trt 1
Klbwere from Sanford nod 1,1(1! 4 ns the pi cen t vegetable deal is processes of canning and -palm;
) w.i
• ' ’
,. ide. li-.l
. id
.ll
'll
I
d
rth
"|*
r
i
h
i
I
1
.4
.
(t
4
im
lllllei in
in-tinci
. from Oviedo. Sarasota shipped iver, nr jiBoul June I. tu deter* to act u? supervisors
„ti,i i t.n
u ill*
im i, r
It .. t h
L* f.. trt 'll
bo ilium nl •i
11
1,848, the lower enjt roast, :i. mine the main romruercbil vogo- those who are Inexpetu-o* p*l n
d u e, b n .
t.
* *l ■' < Is , is
7311 and Eel Iwood Jill! making a tablp pruductH ,,f Seminole t'siUH, the work.
HflVi
' I T»*rf ?, f «' i- fit .It J l* l
v
„**s
fho
l
Skiitni-i *• fno,lIitir illrt i
\
t. h in
.le g aiding \ l»t»”» ( .I I I •1 1 *(*H"»
total of II." 17 from Florida ns ly. it was nnninm.nl ibis morn
....
r
i.K
The Kcmlnute County i mn
! • .D iao
4 I It r vWi-. priillMYl IIM
•i it
I
I
h
compared wilh n national total ing by (*. N. Rose of I lie hurea'J, missloner, nr* furnishing ibe
I '’
U Im
i* und
, m, I 11Ml 11 Ch *, »hrtf
i( M, ' !• i •
t i l t , H«
I'.,id
wjm will) J. 11. <lHcin. also of cans and members of the I’ dot
Vfe. nf 2 l.fl0&.
t111*I , , IM> ' ' "in .
u tlir y ll
VV |f |Hill 1 Wllllitfiis. util 'vei- I n i '
mil S SiH \\ • I I'Fit * 1,
On IVesineeday and Thursday, the bureau, will conduct >he *ur> Club have volunteered lo type
|hi? 111
til timr.
n Mini lu rk lo tha* < lull b y R i n g
t »i1iit., Ih* h i %tti»,| ill it*
May 20 and 30, problem* facing vey.
f W i'st
H iivru
I IIIMi
labels for them and numerous
\\ Inti*
S »*•***• u f y
•
I mn |juoi*fy.
the Florkta vegetable
Industry
regetai
i*li| u m l u s i»»ii«‘,i \ n
|m»H
I k#;i»
Tha survey, he said, would be farmers have donated the produce
piiitihrl i»ui, hi*wcv4*ir ilmt ainpiil
ed at the annual conducted fur the purpose of for canning, Mrs. Rucker »tuted.
ill be discussed
tin* r « *t* H I I r p m t ii H 'h l i i f f h * iinyttuni; p* l«U*ly tu h;ip|H*n Mr.
.... Florida Vegetal
meeting ...
of the
Vegetable gathering data for deteimining There Is plenty of food but a
Aimv ii ** w -- p it |»«’ i Hliiis nn»| Trinunn Id*
nv«*k*‘i»d trip
t«>
Committee at the Angebllt Hotel, nrreages, ’ total production, won- shortage of women lo prepair it
StripF
\|l ’ ■••mi (illll-lllc.l 1^ sill VIIHJ 4t
W.
It.
Williams
Opens
Orlando.
and
can
it.
she
said.
S k ilL iii
*ittd
T i im n iin umle less and valuation.
(if llic Sanford Mslgi>
_J___
Women of the Methodist t hurch
Office Here a b m ^ lL u m . il|ld"ivh » h.b- .id io t: thrt WhiU* 11iHixrt
These statistics will l>e compiled
Flk*. llisit',w!V»’H n'"l 'Tfll'Jf* Really
canned
in
the
ehurcb.
Jtilchcu
hmtiv *in .» li'i'l* with iiimlTicr -*d
- Masonic Officers,
loywl a harlavue supper last
flir r m o n T y twain wntrtc hayitfer yesterday, then went to Ink roun
A real estate office tins been il it*i arid thiei* vmiii^ Alht-,1 ">nm • ,
evening at Dii' rluli limise till
hn« never been attempted l>efor« t » kitchen to help with Ihp work
Wives Enjoy Supper by
Vbt c n u p lff u i't r t*n m u le
West Second Slicet. The supper ni'cm'd on the fourth floor of Vl».
__
any agency III the state. TMWuk fnllowrd by dancing and Die Sanford Atlantic Nulioitnl Intin.- fmio n night clidi ill
informatimi, he pointed out, will
Anyone
who
Is
Interested
In
jA
Honoring
tha
officer*
and
Aulhoiilii'.
Rank tlultdli^ by W. R. "B ill" time of' i *he 'laying'*
‘
•nlT.rt aihment.
lie Vuluahle to growers, shippers, helping with either preparing the
« | v h of Hanford Lodge No. 02,
said l*oth men were killeil hy De- Tbe barlmcue ..hicli included .Williams.
buyer* ami transportation agen food or tanning It, Is asked to
■/ F. 'A A.M., n covered dUh chick
^trimming*" was prepared under
Mr. Williams, u brother to I’ol- same liidlel. (ierman icsistnnce
,
eontaet Mrs, C. R. Dawson, tele
en pilau tapper wa* served at cies.
the supervision of W. K. Hatha, ice Chief Roy 0. Williams, served elenieiit* „e ie la’lleved al first
Mr. Rose ronfenittl this merit phone lflB-W. Mr*. Ruckrr h»*
MOSCOW, M.,\ 17. b1*h— The
7:00 o'clock last evening at* the
fray, uml I’ctcr Thurston. . The three year* in the Pacific theater bi have Is'en lesponsihte for the
Soviet
government
newspaper J
Masonic dining room. About 70 ing on the matter with County urged the high *ehool girts who CANDIDATE for the Democratic terving (able* weir on the side with the Sea Rees. He returned crime.
This
theory
win
tub'd
Alfent C. R. Dawson and Assist have had Home Economics to nomination for govntmr of Atg- porch and ut 7:10 o'clock tong
VST were present.
out when le-ts showed the gun Dvestia ha-* puhli-bed a long
during
Hept.,
lt*4T»,
and
since
Diet
^
Lama, James E. “ Rig Jim” Fol line, of |>pop|p filed by the "ex
eliatging
that
Ihu
Remarks In regard to the or ant County Agent Urle Mathlcux, land their service* also.
killings uit, an Army ■tatemenl
som, who is six fmrt, M inches part** nnnt rutlrrs including tuch time has been affiliated with Dtejuocd in the
Franc** irgime In Spain actually
ganisation were made by Frank
Market
Fruit
Company.
Jcarbioe.
tall, 1* shown in hi, Cullman, ▼ tham piona*1 <»f th e c a r v in g k n ifa
participated in the war on the
Stewart, worshipful rossOsr, and
side of Germany The rtuicment
Ala., Office. Folsom finished ^ ‘ |a . John ^ n a r d y , Dr. 1.. T. Doss,
James Huff, treasurer. Mr*. (Iv s )
over four opponents in (he recent IJ „ iS,pwnrti ,f|aui|p |iOCWe and
i- attributed to two German o ffi
F. II. Wight, worthy matron,
Deiuocrntic primary but fulled to M. C. (iimler. Iltuold Kn.tner
cers who served m Spanish cities
presided.
rtctivft the required majority. He was at the bread (able. The
as military attaches. Hoth art*
Following the supper the regu
.
~
} J.:|I1U will
and. . 14.
Oov. Hand
now prisoners In the Soviet
lar meeting area 'held. It was
rvlnga included fine ear* of
un June
have
a runoff election
Ir
on
h.l
Union,
announced thot on May SI the
rally grown golden corn.
RICHMOND,
VaMay
17,
UP)
bullsu
golaar
off.
(lutematinnaH
4.
The statement 'tty* that Field
School of Instruction fo r officers — A civil aeronautics authority InExalted Ruler James Rowland
>h|# of the RichHowever,
the
chief
wilt be hstd demonstrating the
Welcomed Ihp visitors and memWilhelm
Kedel
ami
The Sanford Garden Club has future and plan* for the building I Marshal
» * c t o r said today be will ask the mond FQI office, Harrv M. Klmchange* la ritualistic work, On Federal Hurcau o f Investigation
b e * and announced that (dub grown until it now Includes six will l*e discussed wiDi the nrehi- , • olonel General Gustav J,mR wery
baU,
say*
he
has
not
yet
received
Arthur Donavan Is
SpanUh
June 7, candidates will be Inltifacilities would be available to circles and has a total active tect, Elton Mnughton. Mill fool |active
m
at ranging
to investigate certain aspecta of any request from the CAA F>
collaboration, Keitel nod J(stl am
ember's wives for occasions membership of 160 Mr*. It. II. Foster of
Winter
Fork
ha-*
Cleared
O
f.ChargfB
enter
the
investigation.
He
adds
the
eraeh
of
a
Viking
atrllnar
.
ring to do with charity. John McCaslin, retiring president, an offered b> landscape the grounds, among Die Nasi leader* now on
near Richmond. 27 persons were that ha has not been given any
nardy, chairman of the com- nounced at the last meeting of ■he said, end W . M. McKinnon trial in Nuernberg on war Crimea
Morrison Says Food
Indication
that
the
crash
was
NEW YORK, May 17. (A V killed when the- airliner plowed
lUee on arrangement*, also the year held at the UJl.O. build has agrce*l to furnish the fcrlili- charge*.
by anything other than Botlng referee 1Arthur Donovan
The Soviet newspaper state
‘ med many arrivals when he ing today where Mr*. A. W. Epps *er. A total of frtfMl. has l*en
Agreement Reached Into swampy ptnetaml In Hentko
trouble or bad weather,
was cleared today of a homicide _.,j*hed hi* csrvlng.
ment accuses Keitel and Jodi and
County yeeterdav shortly after !t
It was announced In v Following the serving of the was Inaugurated as the new raised toward the hew building, the Spanish General S taff of
lashall declfres that he **- charge.
i t , m - took o ff from Richmond.
A
WASHINGTON,
, ,t ahy halp tha FBI miyht felony court that a grand juty barbecue, dancln- wa* enjoyed
she disclosed.
drawing up a • secret plan for
haa an* . Th# CAA Inspector, H. G, My
A British cabinet
to gtjra eroold be In Investigating the death o f David mth Harry Kudell at the piano,
Msymr Jrtme* Gut announced
In reporting on th# state con ■citing Gibraltar and expandini
ers, raid ha wilt call In tha FBI
nnunred
In - Washl
_ ____
---------------that a
Cochran
had
refuse,)
to
indict
‘the strlef numbers of
_ W. R. Connolly with guitar, that the lot for the proposed vention hehl recently in Miami Spanish possession* in Africa.
Joint A n g lo -A m e r ic a n agreement because there are certain thing*
_______ __
■—?
In an effort to establish Donovan,
ttle Maria Menemlei in pink Garden club house measuring 100 with. ckhi delegates from San
ha* been reached on the food In tha crash that cannot be action of additional crash
‘ NEW M ANAGEM ENT
Ckxhran > Was fatally injured
Jime. pleased with her Up by 200 feet is located at Melloncrisis.
The announcement wae
Tor. Myyrs said that two
or lo t sotAO special b - last Apr. 10 in an altrrratlon
Joseph Oontalea o f Sanford hiu
snee to tho tune of “ Tea for ville AVcnua and First Street ford present, Mr*. A. W, Epp*
_ a? part of another
• made by Herbert Morrison, Lord
work along the same a fter he, hi* son,' and Donovan
IH stated that every effort- would •tatdd lh*t there ure 2M clubs taken over th* nimmgement o f
*fo" played by Mr. Kudell.
stilettos,
a
pair
of
President of the Council of the
had mode a tour o f night club*.
Orlando Elk rlsltor* Included: be made by the City to appro- now In li'e stntq .with 7.218 the Silver Fleet Taxicab C o »- |
e ami a police whistle
X jftrlthh Cabinet.
a n contlwiDonovan signed a waiver of
' ite some money for the beauti- members Eight new clubs have piny with headquarters al ^teeoml
tnk H. Curley, Harry Caroon,
rred in tH* plane e
* * ~ ll is' erpected ^het detail* o'
Immunity, and testified before the
tk>n of the City dgrke.
;
u J. Kastner. w. K. Dunaway,
been organised this year and six Street and Park Avenge. Tho
— Jritl.be announced
filaon laronard, .Jules J. Hackatt, ‘ Mrs. McCaslin stated that, a affUlatrd. The next state meeting company Ira, five taxfX, . *fVe
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william Bunlng,
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(ts s lls its us rs *s Fear)
(and Nick Betti*,
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Nazi S. S. Members Charged Wilh
Murdering Yanks In Bulge B attle^a^’Kx;..
Henry Witte, Jr.
Fleeted Hoad Of)
laical Lions (Huh I
Showers Yesterday
Moderate Haulings
In Celery- Areas
Negro Confesses
Slaying Of Two
Produce Survey
Scheduled To Be
Appeal Is
Made In Seminole For More
Made
Women
l o Help Can Fond
Barbecue Supper
Served At E lk s.
Club Last Night
Soviet Newspaper
S jS a y s Spain Aided
Nazis in Conflict
Civil Aeronautic Inspector Asks
Probe In Crash Of Viking Airliner
Mrs. A. VV. Epps Is Installed By Mrs,
H. H. McCaslin As Garden President
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TUESDAY, M A Y
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(he construction of a $10,000,000
national Institute of mental health
Ip Washington. The legislation in
. eludes a $30,000,000 annual pro
OP gram of grants to the states for
treatment of psychiatric disorders
likewise the committee approved
a bill for a >3.000.000 national In
stitute of dental research. The in
stitute would study the causes amt
treatment of denial diseases
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W A S H IN G T O N . May I|/1V—T h e ..lift i «»al u p em ioi
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Mrs. O. P Davey. president ot
The Constitution of the Unllfd
the (Curth District Auxiliary' of the States, the nirn who drafted it
Veterans of Foreign Wars, was and the troubled times that saw
the guest speaker at a buffet sup- it* birth, were the subject of it
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irn ltH a U A t'M tln*
talk to Kiwnnintts today at the
Mayfair Inn by Mrs. J. f ■ HiUa
of Geneva. She was Introduced
by Fred R. U'il.on. who with
Perry Whitehurst arrnngi'.l the
program.
“ The Constitution was drnjtcd
by very human men facing
troubled time, and po*l war
problems like ourselves,'' Mr*
I Hills declared. " Coder the nrovi
denre of God thev built 'better
than they knew when they- weie
service outride the continental delegated to make a union of
Ibnlta of the United Btalea la eli those weak, wrangling thirteen
gible for membership' In the nuxlMkry, ,
i Members of the newly formed
Arran list Ion will meet tonight at had marked the birth of the na
VOO o'clock at the Legion Hut tion u Continental Comnena and
Nof the purpose of electing officers the Artiflr* of (*onfrdrrati«»n held
' Also preaent at the meeting was it together with* n aemhlanee of
There wn* no
Virus District Inspector Frank J unity until
rentml govemmrnt with an «*teiuMcGuire of DrI-and.
live at ita head, no poiarr «»f
taxnlion, im hiho
«»»•'>
It
Mrs. Clifton Williams wtt*
a league of fril*nshhip from
which any one of thr *tatea
Died In Booifay, Fla. might
withdraw ut will
"(icorge Waahington had tar
U Mra. Clifton WlUlama of Bonl- ried
on a long, hard war that
y. formerly of Sanford, died Sat
urday at 3:30 P. M. following a he knew had l»een greatly pro*
longed by lack of a atrong cen
tong illness.
- Ihe funeral scrvtcea were con- tral government [o vote him
dueled at the Bonlfay Funeral supplies and money,' »*he as
Home Sunday at 4:00 P. M and serted.
She told of the problem* laiseNl
interment followed In Bonlfay
by 55 tlelegaten of the states
who came to Philndelphin during
the hot tuinmer of I7 h7 to pre
pare the constitution. of *ta'c
tarrlffs wherein farmns ami mer
chants were stuppe«l
pay taxes
nt state line, and uf interstate
squabbles. Kvefy state had ita
own paner money resulting in
inflation.
“There was bitterness such as
we feel when John L. 1-ewis calls
a strike holding up production,
aaid Mrs. nilla and suggest*.!
curbing his freedom by
Congwss by declaring against
the coal strike and any other
strike that virtually affccln the
welfare of 140,000.000 people.
She told—Of-thw—»ffortw*~of
Janiea Madison, George Washing
ton and Benjamin Franklin to
hold th* quarreling assemble to
gether during ita HO working
daya. Klwanlans voted not to
hold a meeting Ma/- 29 l-ecau,,
of th« Intercluo meeting nt Win
ter Park on that date, and a
SOBII FINED
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.iver hearinga when
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llU appr* drprn.lstiri’
. i.stion t$> the Hanforil Hnwlwl have u . •
PHKFKCT of Lyon during (hr
r-«tion unit O l> IriiiMht’-v. lo. tmho- tt si I
Ornnan ocruiviiion an*! alrrudy pli.llil i lurgr kIWII oil (hr friti* |ti^ spe.ikeiCOiKlrtnnrd lo dralh
.4 tiaitor ,it Ihr MunUljKil Park
Itatriiinif• uj
Aieoandrr AiiKt*H fkcrj a *rcond
17ir jpacr « rd doimtrd hy (hr {hr l.’inirsl
trial before a I^irls court alter avNoctntlon and (hr Alien was (Mini- arm rhnrgr#
more ' rvtdrnce agaliut him Iwd n 1 through thr courtrAy of Mr i Inflaniinnlor'y
brrn unwilled Angel! brnr.s
Landrrkv Mr. Crumley aald.
1Communist I
Btronc rrarmblancr lo Adolf Hiller.
(Inter naU(Hul)
Health Program Is
Planned For Local
Sc hool Children
R. J. Palmer Services
10:30 A. M. Thursday
Palmer who died at 1:45 K M.
yesterday will be held at tlw Erick
son Funeral Home In the morning
at 10:30 o'clock with the Itev J
E. McKinley, pastor of the First
Methodist Church officiating In
terment will follow tn laker!tw
Mr. Palmer, former ttnclrir Oil
Company ogrnt in Sanford, wa*
bom July M. 1893 at Freedonln.
N. Y. He I* survived by the widow.
Mrs. Alice D. Palmer; two daugh
ters; three aoni; hi* parent*; and
two alater*.
Pallbearers will be Curtl* laven
der. John Roger*. Brown Taylor.
Dr. W. D. Gardiner. Alfred Man
ning and Andrew Owen*.
■ • 1*“ -
Mrs. Joe Hendricks ^
Files Divorce Suit
a
DESTROYS BARRACKS
For complete information — or for application to
enroll — *W rite «w- Director of Nursing Service,
Orange General Hospital, Orlando, Florida.
Snvder Says Truman
Will Employ Every
Action To Prevent
Renewal Of Strike
»•! the Naval An Sta
ll n )u>s|iilul an.l <>f hjwrating il
DAYTONA BEACH, May 16. Linwood Foster Gets
=V- Daytona Beach Manager
>hnny 8oah had t f P » r » I*® Discharge From Navy
m for conduct whleh led to hi*
[pulsion In th* ISth inning at
8 lie Linwood C. Foster. 10,
t* Augustine Mond*v nlthc This veteran of two year*' duty In the
S p ort came from Florid* But# European and Pacific theater of
war, received his discharge Mon
day at the Jacksonville Nkval
Personnel Separation Center.
.
Tor a SUte League manager.
Foater saw his first *«* duty
i^ * SEARCH UNDERWAY
aboard the L8T 200 In the At
lantic. After eeveral month* of
BOfftON. May 16, « • ) - The pre-lnv**lon training he took
Coast Guard la aoarching the part In the D-Day landing at
S a t o ff Gloucester. Meee^ for Normandy. He later waa trans
S t c(ew o f a n ^ ln if b°Bt •** ferred to the Pacific aboard the
lie»»d tn have sunk eftar collid- L8T and participated In the In-
If you aro a High School graduate botween IS and
34 years of age, of sound mental and physical health
*-’ * " *
Hospital Favors
Acquisition 01
Base Facilities
.V><H-la\h-ii v .ile il
Mrs. 0. P. Davey Is
Guest Speaker At
* Meeting Of V.F.W.
•«(
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* ^nublo SHtchod,
Roinlorcod qt 9 Points
been t r a i n i n g
51 yem\oc<rn.
m n d to iib h tjfc j
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* Indigo Btuo Donlrn,
Sonforlsod Shrunk
Y o u r K itc h e n j]
B e a u tify
t.f I nt'ik 1. J lllltr. Jr
I.lit t.f ».ill| lu u iili, I.
lo **•Ml441*9f J«!•••( •• I.f Hrfllllfi I*
• <t»i|) Flut l.lri. ril lila iiffli l Ii
•Ii* roiirl ltf.il»«* uf »rili] I'uunlf il
tfuitl. Flurhlri. ujiiiln rlgtif Cri I
• Double setunod of points o f greoteit wear
,tli thol will cut down
t a n n
I•->/', clothing. They're
“ I1 1 '• ".''to l.covy quality blue
"
J w.th heavy bar tack, ot point, of
- t'hod a, ollen o, you life ond Hill
• I ' becouto they're lanlorio-d thrunk.
b i n . lo y „ L
. Soorj boy,' ovriall, r.lra
-• a- i. . juit what your boy need, for after
• <■ » .! or, month-, ahead. They II lake tin- rough.
•i
i.f.y will give them.
Plionc 7R
<111.011011,
"i t-iiiifi uf fin, may lu u mkiIiui
. i - li.
• Sitnforiied shrunk
Soft Coal Operators Flatly
Refuse Welfare Fund Plan
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H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
Associated Press I-eased Wire
W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 15 .’ 46
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til.
new and la rg e r quarter* in order to accom m odate them*
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lifllfl.il
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Association
Votes
.To Operate llos*
nital At Station
whom' w e w ith to thank-for, m a k in g it possible fo r ut to m ove into
lis rin m i in op n it. i iirxrv
l o t«ii..
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f/P)— Th e Sennte Banking
C om m ittee tod a y voted to
extend th e life o f th e-p ric o
control la w a fu ll y e a r b e
y o n d the scheduled June
SO exp iration date. A nine
From 203 M ciscli Building into T h e ir
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Labor Committee^Of
'Senate Approves
.
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For
Mental Institute
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To Promote th* I'rogrce* of America
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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AIRFIELD. Japtf
PHONE 127
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(iU‘(* (lnl) Wins
Honors At Turnon
Newly Elected President Of Pilot
Club, Mrs. Mary ftawlins, Takes Office
-Mr*.->U*y - i«»vv 1» tt •>, newly Olub. prr*rn
elrclnl president of the I'ilot Club, Ramsey, lhat
presiding for the first time ctjb* nmnnired
the meeting held in the Mayfair ,<* the van.
Inn last night announced the fol- ig the pa*l
lowing committee chairman
worthy cauw
Mr*. U. F. t'hnpman. budget; Huh voted un
Mr*. Al F. Hunt, ftnnnce; Mrs. the projecr n
J. I’. Ilall. ttlucnlional; Mr*. A. they could.
Uf Shoemaker, civic; Mr*. Joel
X letter f
S. Field, membership; Mr*. A. O. Hiairman ef
Jnri'ell, courtesy: Mr*. W. . K. Drive, wa»
llollyhenil, rcraph<Kik; Mr*, u h i - tiunked the •
rine Beal, publicity; Mr*. Z. B don
.olh
Bailiff, attendance; Mi*. Maude “
Ilamiey, program: Mr*. Karle •rg»nii*tnm,
Broome, nursery school; and Mr*. . Announccn'
F-dward Kircher, music.
filo t . !nl*n
In answer to an appeal from lYJrla t f l l n g
Mr*. II. W. Rucker, prerident of ^ Welleynr
Woman's Club which ia *upcrvi,Thi* i>
ing the collection of fooiUluff* ship awarde.1
to be sent to the starving people df a forcig
i of foreign countriee. the club toeing a girl
voted to make a gift of »10 with 1 In a repo
which to purchase food for th* ii was rev,
program. They also volunteered no#' 1Q5 l»i
their icrvlcet In typing label* the country
for home canned goode. Il wai 6t ovrr o,0(
annrunrrd that eoHectlon box** (In a Ulbi
are being placed at varlou* store* W. L Mm
throughout tha county. •
4Bd faithful
A motion waa mad* and carried Smith rr*»i
to help pay the expenaa* of tha tpautiful hi
president to New York City to at- Ifllot insignl
tend the national Pilot.convention Whole place,
which will be h*)d lh that city . t bore th
Juna 13 to lfi.
.
1kth Morgai
At the request of lb* Lion* <Hub".
the P-T.A. group
im
a ^uciriiftful
prugiuin.
fur
nml
rnmlufting
vcarhing
I.. I I I . I
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.Imiiihi.Imiib
II
water
S m ith
t»l.l
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in
(In ,
Jaycees Will Hear
Talk by O. I*. Herndon
O P Herndon, clerk of the Clri
cult Court, will be U.e guest *pealo
er at tomorrow night'* meeting <<
Hie Junior Chamber of Comnu-rr#
which U echcdulcd to be held at
the City Hall at 8J» o'clock. uc4
cording lo an announcement today
by Pre*ldcnt Jack RaUgan.
Mr. Ratlgan urged all members
lo be prevent and hear Mr. Hem-,
don dlscuM the
organlxaUon
and operation of county govern
ment and also a brief outline on
the tux situation. He also revealed
that the merUng would be open
to the public.
. r
sendees for Ralph J. Palmer, a
member of Forest Lodge No. 448
of meat Hill*. N Y.. who died
early yesterday morning. All mem
bers have been requested to meet
at th* Masonic TWnple.
.
-e .lt .* . and the la lt e i - a l l
M.-ll » » «
30 in rh ^ lo w e r
th an I * > < a i- a g o . II
II
l '« p , ’
tn|.| ,,f ln.w at one low
w u lei
tim e lit*
• tv
s p p io a rh e d
-all
w a le . ennilHluli". al O - le e n
M< lliggn.B aHiil*il<'d Hneon.lit i,o>. tiot In .liinint*h.*l rum
fnll. I'.it •« depletmn of fore*!*,
dreinii.g of Inke, and p<md«.
heavier deinarxl* for water and
ii^oie n*pl«l tun Off
water. Il*’
told of Hie reveni hearing at
Klsaimmco and *ai.l their problem
of water cirtwervallon wnv identi
cal with (hat pf till* section
Following ’»iigge»llon» hy The
Itev. Mark I'arpenter and Mr
Pope, it »n» voted to co-operate
In the current European food re
lief drive for which T. W. I*.wton i* local chairman, and to
finance the printing of 1*1*1*
carrying the inscription of “ Scm
lnole County. Florida." to be put
pi. can* of food to be »ent over
fees*. Co-operation with the Mer-
inttlf wu* awai l' l *. •*»!-! iiiuri*,
lull flu* gnuip Uun fit-t |»In '«• h
Ihr mixi’sl s*»twPUilslt* . «i|i||*f til Rill*
Murlhu Kt««g. .Lihi’ 11•* * l Lit ton
;iti,| llc’lrn SLiugh’ s• »s’tt llm
glllri (tits l'S*llt«‘w| fit
.*Tti!tnolil
High uhilf tin? Li*\
imirlrl*
iHin|tHM‘i| iif 1)\\tgii! |Vs . (irsirgtl
S|s4’i»i t*i . 1141 qI <*i* It.t1-- ». L all*l
\Va<!s- B j* hrt rI*«> « " i fll»t |ill*CO
hsmnr • •
l*li\ lit* A !!«’«» v%,*n MVHitii I'laco
in ftolo ctitiipi’lilion.
tlAlNraVIUJ: M.y 15 tSpecUD
—Brmlnolc CouMty.- *i-l.irvcinrnt
In rxrcrduig hy 11 percent It* (foil
in the drove- for (unit* to tight
cancer Ita* brought nwtal com*
mrndaUon from Dean Walter J.
Matherly. state nmpalgn chairman
for tt.e American Capcer Society.
Tlie local drive ww* headed by
A. II. Peterson ahil was adopted a*
n special project by tlie Senior
C l* « of Bemlnole High School.
•'Tlie work done by Mr. Heleraon
and the Settlor students of Sem
inole High School ha* been putstanding. a* has been the rwponso
of Uie clttxen* Of Seminole Coun
ty." Dean Matherly raid. "Tue(r
geiwrom *upport cannot fall lb
pay dividend* In human Uveo."
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WEDNESDAY.' M\ y IP, ’46
PACE TWO
The S in fih l Herald
At^chU (in Tlie Biri
RO LLS
: akes
> P IE S
(C E H SO R E D )
A N
D
N O W
, D
TH ER E'S HO MORE C O AL1.*
I I I • fc lt B a r r
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tab s. r r » « lM lla a a « m4 M l l r e # ••
fa r f l a p«r|H.aa v9
l h « fu n d *, w ill fee r h » r ■ r d f « «
rr««lar adrrrllalM
falaml
raira.
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tm I t , M l l u i l f l « M « r r f i n l W M
■ t l M B m tr m l a n l a H Im l l » » l a m
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la d
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r
Hpraking soim-whal out of the
corner of hi* month. Wputhrook
I’eglrr, who daily take* the hide
o ff nf more politician* than nil
the rest of »* newspapermen put
together. »ny* It would l*e l>etier
to elect a* rre* dent in I*.*I H "Hie
poor, ta-wildeiril Toil lit) loin
miffioner lluiiy Tinman or lluSlallnesqui' Henry Wallace lliao
• good itcpwldican president,” re
ferring of courM* t*» T«tni lU'wrv
It wa* ju*l exactly a yeai ug yesterday that the war in Furnpe
andeil. nnd you »till can't liuv a
atlrk of chewing g6in. —Sanfonl
Herald. Always csger to help,
We have forwarded Kditor Dean
g stick of chewing gum, hut it
Isn't bubble gum. if* that's hi*
favorite.—Tampa Tribune. Y’ou're
a real pal. I’lil. You don't know
where we cj»n get any patter,
v.
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ANNOUNCING
Tho Opening Of
ECHOLS’ WASH& POLISH
SERVICE * ‘
CARL ECH
WEST FIRST STREET
Senator lltlln
“turning fir " ht*
looted ns re-
Ire • state uf
nil election cam
place, “ to take
care of four peexerwnods” who
are running against him. What
northern agitator* like the t'le
Political Action Committee und
northern meddlers and refoimers
like Life Magatinr nnd Mr*.
•Roosevelt don't seem to realise
ia that in trying to tell the
people of the South what to do
b it* are helping to elect just
such riffra ff as Senator lllllxi.
An epidemic of poliomyelitis
and
encephalitis
is
remitted
sweeping Hau Antonio and Cor
pus Christ!, Texas, where officials sav there is no mystery
alauit thr rausc. "It is undoubt
edly due,*’ they ray. “ to unsaiii
tory rmidltlmis." nnd advise home
owners to clean u d their premises,
get rhl uf file* and mosquitoes.
Some ilay people will learn that
many of our wmst disease* are
caused by Inserts whirh carry
the filth of chicken yards stinight
to the dining table.
sand flour mills will be forced
to close by June ID unless the
government change* Its present
policies. Kvidently It la a case
<’t , "you ean’t hmYc._your loaf god.
rre the mine bperatora made
flr tt mistake was In allow.
>hp L. Lewt* to be the one
make* the .first suggestion
welfare fund for miner*.
JjlitlH hav* come forwent
Hospital Favors
Acquisition Of
Base Facilities
< m m i I h «K«I
I rm n
I'n g r
Onf
a*, materials mid Inhor are availaide. It i* Die equipment at the
Navy hoipilal wtiicli i* of primary
vultir, it wa* indicated.
Among tho»e who spoke in
favor cf moving the hospital to
the Navy -I .'ion were Hamfatl
< ha*e who *unl that it wa* an
opportunity the hospital associa
tion could not afford In over
look; K. F. Ilouihidder, who de
clared that a modern hospital if
the outstanding need of this com
munity; Ned Smith, who brought
out the fact that the City owns
the real property at the present
site of the Ferould-Laughton and
that this property could be *nld
and thr proceeds u-ed toward
building a new hospital; Judge
R. W. Ware, who said that the
use of the larger Navy hospital
Would cncuui age the building of
■ new hospital because the people
Could *re how much good would
tome from the improved fncllitle'.
Other, speaking in favor of thn i
protect were Hanford Onudney.
ituliaiul Dean. Mr*. Kndor Curled,
W. II. Stovall. Mrs J. C. Hills.
MYf.r S. F. long. Mrs. May me
Hodgkins, Mr*. F. S. Vernny,
Mrs. Rnv F ok and Mrs. Jnine*
Moughtnn. Mr*. It. K. True served
as secretary of the meeting.
M ONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
HI Hay Triiil
Contra Indications for
the use o f this product
is on the luhel.
Touchton Drug Co.
STARTS THURSDAY!!!
In M-G-M’e
Juif-Married" fU
COMMANDIU of the Marianas, Rear
Adm. Charles A. Pownall (above),
baa been named by President Tru
man as governor ol Uuam. Navy
Secretary Furrrital, with the ap*
proval nf the President, had asked
rc-establlshment of a naval guv
ernmenl on Guam, (fnternationar
CR O NYN
Trie Truth
About That Explos
((’•atlaoeC t n o
The New York Herald Tribune,
one of America's greatest newspapers, come* In our desk with
MS’ page, and has a circulation
of (KWA>0. Tho amount of news
print used by the Herald Tribune
on that one day eras sufficient
to have produced The Sanfonl
Herald for the next 34* years.
When Congress is messing around
inrlng to find some way of do
ing something Jor little business,
it might trvc To T.lnd out why It
la that t k i v U g metropolitan
<ladles can. gTt all the newsprint
they want while the little neWsnapilni caht get enough fbr their
The new nnd effective
inhalatinnul
therapy
method that hns given
relief
nnd satisfac
tion to thousands.
From where I sit... 61/ Joe Marsh
Trade Body T<k
Invite Geologist
Here For Park
Page O a sl
pass the Case- labor regulation
bill and deny royalties on coal
to John I* Lew'll and his miners’
union.
Manager lilggina reported that
work U progressing upon piecing
the USO building in condition
for occupancy by the Chandler
of Commerce, which he said
would probably take place within
used for excursion,
“fsM ^wliig of the M arielr Inn
a. a studio have been mede. lie
atklrd that Rep. Joe (IBendrlcks
hes promised action In getting a
wave length chanuel allotted.
The subject of eliminating rent
controls hod been taken up with
tie OFA relative to thia area,
aid an Investigation hes been
promised to see it this ran be
dene, he said.
. .i
He reported that the matter of
securing a revokakle permit on
tea) and "screened” property ht
the Sanford Naval Air Station
would be taken up today with
Naval authorities. The ''screen
ing," he said, was the •number
PHONE 661-W
Why Suffer with
“ ASTHMA”
H A Y FEVER’
TRY
Asthmanefrin
.1* favoring thr immediate at<|iil*itinri of the Navy Hospital.*
i Hr tfuillman also said that the
number 'o f doctors in .Seminole
HlH Magnolia Avenue County are not sufficient to take
Sanford. Florida
mre of all the patients, hut be
May 1U. 1040
added tli.«* they could do a much
Iletter iob if they had larglr
Kilitnr of Thr Sanfonl Herald:
I should like to commend you hospital facilities where their ef
no publishing the picture of the ficiency wruM be Increased. Aifl
American Mother for l nld in lie pninte1 out that if proper
Thursday's papri She is an at hospital faeilitie* existed here,
more young doctors, anxious lb
U s s l i v s Wom an.
Also I commend you mi the get started in thr practice of
editorial of the previous day. IT medicip*. wmil I come here.
Tilden JaiobV -aid that at the
ndmittrd a grave problem. It iiclittlrd ihe government for gelling present time there are 2ft or W)
us in -uch u ines* without telling Seminole County , itixens who jie
Snufoid people what to do now patient, ip prange county huspitills because they cannot get acthat we are in it.
commcdations in the Sanford hos
It would be good if yuu would pital, and he added that their
publish n list of ways we can payment* In thoie hospital* are
help »oVc a few of the IftO.OOO,- helping them to build additions
OfNi persona In Ruttwe destjned
or already under
to starve if we don't shnro. A vontemplatcl
construction.
pur I Ini list might Include:
Mrs. Mary Micx’.ur, racretarv to
I fait I,***. Cut down on desthe FernafiMunighlon Hospital,
•i-ii. and second helpings.
brought out the fact that although
I'*e li-sit bread. Substitute funds had l>een provided for th-»
piilitl.te*
I at less sandwiches. nun-ham of an iron lung. ihi»
had .not been dune because there
isn't sufficient room In the pre
sent ho-pital to Iccate It there
Tho question wa* raised as ui
whether arquialtion nf the Nary
I (Cooperate for American Re hospital and equipment would
0 keep from* inittancCs In Kurp|ie) by giving militate .npainst the construct Im
of new hospital building on Fad
mertbah, we mmi«t and aupplles.
1 lo govern
r, >SuV),
u , c K,MV| |eft. First Street and the npininn was
ery industry I
(•„„ ,urplu, meat and expressed that the Navy ho'piUl
im Iii. In^teAil |vtVT’tNlih * avMiliinli* from farm*. was n temporary frame structu ■»
| MmnpB,q’j ' I f ! IVnce |* harder to win than which was net fireproof and
whirh could not last more than
Far weeks Homer Rentier has
wonder i'lm l
........ .
n'" a few yrar* ami should'not the-.i.
tried
to nproot that trig stump Its
kens.
|,n " 1 vrr'
.
,
,
fore lie nn argument ngaind
people got I fhe eiuloseil edilmlul
from building a new hospital as snok Ms h eyield ... with team and trac
•• would still I " flni-silay's New York Time*
tor. Finally he succeeds—breaks ■
score of windows round about, and
Y our* truly,'
frightens tha neighbors half te
Grace Foster
(Mr*. Alfred Foster)
"A ll I need," apologises ITotnar,
*w si a couple o f an)mll sticks o f
and to enclose the north' front
dynamlU, like you should." .
of the handsliell structure as a
"Tk»t was no two small sticks of
waiting room, using the oast
iyaamlta," Jwdgs Canning ham says
projection for boat storage.
On thr matter of a radio sta
•rrerely—osul It flaolly cease. M t
tion, he declared that tentative
SANFORD FORUM
Loans
♦
Freedom
so used to freedom thnC Ttfey ta k e it as a m atter o f
course T h e y may im agine that they are still fre e as
ever when th e ir independence is slo w ly but surely dis
appearing. g iv in g w ay to some system guaranteed as a
better nnd m ore modern brand.
W e Am eriesns, with a h e rita ge o f freedom longer
than that o f any other nation in our m odern w orld, have
suddenly found ourselves in peril o f losing our cherished
liberties— not from without, hut from within. W e have
fought and vani|uished our enem ies on many a foreign
b a ttle field , and only a little w h ile pgo settled down to
en joy the fruits o f all our hard-w on victories in foreign
lands, but to discover that our dangers seem to come
Prom divided allegian ee in our ow n household.
Can it be that there are re a lly tw o forms o f freedom
in this country, one political and the oth er economic, ami
that they w ere destined to clnsh so dangerously in the
econom ic sphere that even patriots m ay forget their na
tional lo y a ltie s ami threaten th eir ow n country?
Sales--Rentals— M ortgage
Rodro 4, Florida Stale Bank.Bulding
^
lI N i a i g . T l U i t UNlVKItSF. IS
A IIOIK3K-I’dUCg. KVKHY I.IFK
MUST IIAVK A MISSION A N P
A
rlJRPOSF,:
Who knowc*t
whirihor tlmu »rl romp to thr
kimritoiM foi such ii time u, thnW him men or nations lose th eir liberties, its is mainly
— Kslhsr 1:14. .
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throu gh carelessness and false loyalties. T h ey have been
I f yuu^eon I DM any »mj|i
flake, iTmlershitta or chicken
feed, write your senators un'l
congre**m«'ii They are the only
one* who can do anything shorn
it, except the I'rr*fde.it and He
Estate
Dependable Insurance und Bonds
if
today
Heal
§
' liiBi.t: v t im e .run
B U IL D IN G
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
i
W KH N KN IU Y, MAY IV I'Jlfi
ROBB'S HOME BAKERY
IN T H E C O W A N
•A i
BbllralUl, ,1 all « ,* < ,|l,,«lr*r'
rrSlIrS lo II ar >ial *lk*»wl*»
IMHim la Ihla |.«a" aa4 alaa
I, laaal > , » • aabllakaJ karala
II rlakl* la rraabllrallaa « f •*-lal alaaa'ikra kairla arr alaa ra•
spoiled A der-b aijan in the poom — nol a d ifficu lt transi
tion to the A zer-b n ijn n o f to d a y 's news. Th e word oc
curs many times, and alw ays the rhythm demands that
the accent be on the *bnP. It's rea lly not hard to say:
‘ “ F o r be had had sure t i d i n g that the babe
W h ich was in A d er-b a ija n born to him
Had been a . puny Kiri, no boy at a ll.'
" ‘ T h e Castle, and the d e w y woods nnd hunt
.
A nd hound, and morn on those deligh tfu l hills
O f A d er-b aija n .'
"H ut w h at interested me most was the likeness o f
those long-ago. folk to people th ere today. T h e y even
eat th e same things— when th ey can get them —
. " 'A side o f roasted sheep and cakes o f breath *
And dark greon m elons.’ ’ *
..# - » •
E xcep t for. fire-arm s and m otorized vehicles, life scents
In h n te stood still.
*
- * ~
. "M o d ern life a n d its literatu re righ tly hold our
main attention. Hut once in a w h ile it's good to go
back to the old , If only fo r contrast. N ot the least gain
was finding that M atthew A rn o ld , most o f whose poems
are dull reading, had a few tim es rung the bell. Th ere s
Philom ela, a lyric in free verse with definite, lovely
rhythm, alone worth gettin g out the old book for.
' “ H a rk ! qh. the n ig h tin g a le !
‘
'
T h e taw ny-throated—
Hark from that moonlit eed a r what a burst!
W h at triumph.!
H a rk !
W h a t pnin'.V’ - *
ed a rharge of TNT beneath tta
roots.
Reminds you of all the excuse*
human beings uso to rover up bad
Judgment. Like tha “ two-beer
alibi." When somebody gets Into
trouble, and blamrs It on "a couple
o f beers,” you can bo mighty sure
they are eovsrlng up the truth.
Frees where I ait, a moderate
b*T«rags like beer Is a bailer way
o f ka^ylag M l o f IroaUa than getUag Uto IL
C yyrfg hl,
1946, HokadSmsm W s r s fso arf. riaa
Audrey TOTTER • Iddl* "ROCHESTER" AndarMtt • R^lnuld OWEN
Last Times Wed.
Novelty 'Strange Destiny'
Cartoon "Daffy Doodle"
HEARING AID
DEMONSTRATION
THURSDAY MAY 16th
FORT GATLIN HOTEL
ORLANDO
By Factory Repraeantatlve
S « th« All-In-Ona Unit Hearing Aid. Enti
New. Moderately Priced. Term* Arrange*
Thursday will b « • gala day at Sanlando
Spring* Tropical Park.
Cornu, join tbu
No Oblige!ion.
.810 Empire Building
St. Petersburg
Festivities.
The occasion ia tha dedication and opening
of tho new Satilando Club House on tha
hill overlooking the Spring* and Baach.
Spend the wholo day at Sanlando if you
can, hut bn sura to attend fo r the special
afternoon entertainment. - ~ -
ON HAND FOR THE FASHION
NNOUNCEMENT
1LTON l MOUGHTON, JR*
In now MWRlaUd with tho
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
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EA8T FIRST ST.
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W E D N E S D A Y M A Y 15, '46
THE 8ANF0H0 HERALD. SAIFORD. FLORIDA
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pag e
Art Student’s Work j.Mrs. J. ( ’. Mitchell .
Is Being: Displayed Hiisti'ss At Luncheon
Cancer Contributions
Social A n d
O C IE T Y E D IT O R —
Personal
C ecelia Truluck
Civic Department Members Can Beans
Social Calendar
TIIIRKDAY
n m r .i
■w
A c tiv itie s '! * ^ ? !
ty can justly
T F I F N f l T'dR ! ^e 9>vs»Us| of the splendid response
ic -L j.. n ir .
lhp American Cancer Soicicty Drive which was sponsored
by the Senior Class of Seminole
High School. 93,143 waY raised
exceeding the quota by 91512.17.
Although Seminqle County 1* the
seventeenth in the state accord
Rill Klrtley expected to spend ing to population, it wn* in
next week in MUmi.
eighth place in the cancer drive.
It may be that some o f the
Mrs J n I-aider of Savannah. dollar* which have been given
O n. is visiting relatives in San may save the life of the con
ford,
tributor or a member of his
family. Putting money into the
Mr and Mr*. Roy Britt have tfight -against cancer la one of
mined their residence to 943 Cat the soundest Investment*,’* Mar
alina Drtri,
garet Dingfrldcr staled today.
Glenn Lingle, chairman of the
Friends of Mrs. Jl. J. Lehman drive for the Senior Class said
U Improving after suffering from a ‘‘ I have informed Dean Motherly
wall! be glad to leant that the of Gainesville that the drive in
Seminole County ha* ended sii-*
recent knee injury.
ceksfully, 1 Wui|td like' la* take
!
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Ml- QYrorge McClelland and this opportunity to thanf Mr.
son liave- ritumed to this city A. R. Peterson, general chair
after spending two weeks with rel man for Seminole County, Prof.
If. E. Morris, arid the members
atives tn Melbourne.
of -the Senior Class who helped
Mr: Roy tl Williams will leave■" ilh the drive
today for Atlanta. Q a . wlJ9rr she
Additional contributors are: K.
will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cobh. 92.V; Si. Clair White,
910; iVillixm Scott, 910.; II. uni
H M Leigh ley*
A. Department Store, 910.' Sem
Mb- Ar!h Wiggins, student at inole Tire Shop, $10,; Seminole
the University ot Georgia, spent loiunilry, 5 in.; American Legion
the week-end with her parents. Auxiliary. $10.; Mrs. 11. S. Tut
Mr nhd Mis M R Wlggln*
ner, 9|L; Hky Reel 97.7 , Mm.
John Af-rnham, 9’i.7,’>; Those uld*
Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Thigpen cnnl{ihuted |fc include: Kd Mid
left Inlay (or the Thigpen Harm ters, J,‘ B. Oilham, Mu. Hlhel Ain Kdgeeomh fo u lly ;, N. C. due Geisler, Atftuir Daughlery. Lee
to the nitical illness of his Plumbing Co., Mr*. T. H. Wilaon,
AFTtk tfiNC CHOSEN "Mjsj Pan-American of IDIti", Olga Oonralcs
brother.
t
Mrs. Reid Maun, lliilt Tractor
(cerit-n. 17, ft opt Argent ilia, receive* a txvuquct In Los Angeles from
Co., Wight Hi others Co.. J. C.
Ruth fo (ml (lefts, tepn -enUns Guatemala*The cereniony rn;uked llus
Mr. and Mrs Prnnx Warner Trnilwlek. Jr.. It ('. Small, Nick
(went -Hi i ! -cp, - -•• ol Hon i Tf.ide Week. At tho right is Helen
Hi
I. I) llrmui.
hove d, parsed for Ashtabula. Ohio, ConsUntine.
;.,-P~tT3rTSL-- UI.HT. • .M. ,1 lit ; .11 ri.lde Week ut 11)4(1.“ (Inis ir.ollu ell)
where tnc, will -pcipl the, sum- Mllry Alfxuudl-I^ Vf. - OrkV
’
iner 'a r i icvdst tua father. Wurt l.ialwig and In ( SV 11,vf-1-r~
Winter In managing a (utrk Tliry
expect to return in the fall to make
llielr home in tills city,
i
Personals
The an work ol the pupils *>l ' M
I i
Md bell, principal
Miss Olruhen, I j-wu> wdl U i \ ,.f S
•■fie I'Miimry SrhiMd, was
v hlblti*! at her studio on 11K»; t
t i he leiichers " f the
j HTench Avenue from Wednesday *,-tio,,| niu| member, of the city
until Thursday evening All friend* lH>uid " f eilueallon at an informal
ami telatlvcs of the pupil,* and luncheon in the school lunchruom
those who are Uitereated are Invited rivently Yellow flowers and yel
to view the drawings
low taper- decorated the tables.
Those pie.oi,( were John GaltoThe (ollowtng sliideuts will liv .,
tt l l I o ,,,., ip T IV , |.nw
drawing- sketch"* .uni oilier
lb - ii i --'.it I hat'in.in.
dsp'.avisl
Bob Bhoemal'.c:
a.inl McKinley Marten McKn-o v ! '■
I 1 I—- ell.
Mrs. Ito y
The Civic Department members
of the Snnfnni Womsn* Club
with Mrs. C R D jwsou as chair
man snapped beans today during
Waller Grnh.im Dtvld U o u u d , ' ; '
Block, Mr*.
the covered dish luncheon meet
Ilatrmt Urown.* JaiWt* Kinliu. j 1 ,!****
l.*:
Mmw Lutlti lUitney,
ing to a**ist with the current
Yvonne C u llen nml s n iid f u .
‘*‘*r v Knfuinn.n. M h , S. O.
canned food drive for the people*
>hjfihn| , r,
M i’s. Mel Wilkins
tieth
o f Hurope. The four hamper*
Mi** Hutii Hnle, Mrn. O. K CJoff,
of I>cun*. donated by <!u* Schmah,
li.tlis I,. SamiU, Jr.,
Min®
were canned In I he canning kitcb
IShI* ft ml thfjr way m l Hi* « .n ' / • ! ! n K ^l* i lrh, MMt Krne^tin^
cn following the meeting with
V*. t|*f
| \|? Mitrhdll The
tlV *eii* mif
i*rhn<»* - r
Mrs. Hoy Tilli. and Mr*. W. It.
• .• i’ . l -u jil »if iductitiun were
-111 ill. ahjiOl -i i * ..c*
Brinson a* instructors. Mrs. II
ahti li t rill
t^ *»f Min. >1 It*.
j 4»
ukin in rsul.u
VV. Rucker, president of the club
41 ei itmrhenlt,
and leader in the drive, outlined
the canned food .cajnpotgn anil
? i
«f|i* ■
l^lic
.»rVi
.n -re i.. .*-n
icq-diirtg " In .
Mrs.' MaVme Hodgkin talked con
* »*f hail1
ii<*i twM'itU*** *‘i^
G,-fi # \\ v r i a t " I n- pm on u ll_
ferring the Women* League of
FRIDAY
jw iin t* wi’ ii* fals#, Imt Li"",,,
I
....... - 11 i- -im ply ii projil»«'y weren't.
Woodman Circle Gtndiolii drove Voters. l|oite*»e» for th’e luncheon
rrdlnl il.iilc l in ( m l Wat day*.
were:
Mm,
K,
A.
Monfortori,
Mrs387 will ideel at 8:00 p. SI, at
Ihe SV.O.W. Hall. All member* O. P, Herndon and Mr*. Irving
Felnherg,
re A t;cd to attend.
Mis. Rucker announced . that
Each memlwr of the Sanford
j
(lanlen Club is requested to bring the county commissioner* offered
1er allver ami dish for the cover the canning kllfhrn for Use dui*
Ing
the.
drive
and
also
to
furnish
'd dish luncheon to be held il
11:00 A. M. at the H.S.O. Itulld can* In In* used, ft, C. Smith, JrC O N V A L E S C E N T S - J ^ i:M I- IN V A L 1 D S
itg. Tin* will In* the last meet will I*’ in charge of transporta
1021 E lm A v e n u e
1‘ h on c 1115
tion
Mrs.
Rucker
stated'
ami
col
year
lection boxes will lie ' placed at
MONDAY .
the following places; A- and P.
The Woman* Augiliary of .the. Hart
lV in *. manager; Hill Hard
Holy Cron* Episcopal Chinch will
ware, Andrew Stine;
Ihduil’s
meet at 3:30 P. M.
The annual- piano rrcItiH In Grocery, Mi*s Matsnrot Itula-rD,
Table Supply,
Guy
nemreluin to Mr* Pannle St.'m- nmntigyr;
Margaret
Ann.
Joe
b rid ^ Munson will be given by 111* Prickett;
uplU of the Fannie R. Munson Saunders; Piggly Wiggly, Mr*.
Plano School In the Seminole High Lueicn Johnson: Lodge and Son,
school Auditorium at 9 ;00 P. M. M. J. Lodge; , Sanford Huh and
Dick Aiken, tenor, wlll-assist wint Poultry; Table Konply on Hanford
Parramoiy's Grocery, I.
the program The public D extended Avenue;
If. Parruniore manager; and Mrs.
a cordial invitation to the- recital bred William*. ,120 Uak Avenue.
The ceii Ira I storage space is at
the Souihildc Primary School.
Mrs. James Moughtun assisted
Prtrrw! ol Mrs George Gray
by member* of the Pilot . (,'lub
BY will harnllo the finance of the will be glad lo learn that she has
•C E C E L IA T U C L U C K i
M iJ. B. St. John, principal of campaign and Sirs. S. D. High- relumed to her home after being
A Mother Duy program was prrthe w rit aide Primary School, en leyman will contact the schools confined In the local hospital.
MRS. II n COLEMAN b.i CRtlUPE. HUML « ; k n
J *
sented Friday In Hie chapel of the
tertained her staff with a dinner for their assistance. Mr. Smith
' ll it»|f kcr
m 'lv iM .* ON, DR
S v .tn t >
Mr and Mrs H 8 Dugger are 'Soulhstrle School by the third grade returned ’
party al the Palms and Pine* will be aided by members of
Irr. M il
11 VM.'I ’
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I jU.MLt I
I
I’ l'I.ESTi l.N. i l v h
recently. Gladioluses of a deco rose the Junior and Senior Chamber* spending some lime in Prinbrooko, pupiL* of MU* lairla Ramey a in lin' •
vv \v hi
L I !"
,t
M306 W r i l Second Si rent
Phone 106-l-J
HENRY v\ i r r E. Dll
room Mrs J E MeKInley was the
shade were used to decorate the of Commerce in the collection, Ga , visiting lelattves.
. Ml
\H;> ii it i *i u
GARNI R, hi; i ; s SEI M V
mnlhrr chosen to sit wtlh hrr
table with white tapers tn crystal o f the canned items or food*
N
R
M El 1
\i; t m r
Mr, J K, Wa then ha* ieturne»l children, Edwird Marvin, Mary were
randlebra.
, to he canned
|. VI- , hi
-M in i
i
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Those rnjoylng the occasion were: ) Tomorrow Mr* It. W. Good- from the Oiunge General Hos and llarbar i inme large pirtme a f t e i
1 I"ISS M VI hi . 1; V \| 1 v
pital to Orlando whcie she re- frame as a living picture while SHAM l
Mrs. Roslne Came*. Mrs B J. Nix. _speed will be in charge
f Ih
i t Hi* 1 I i. $
. Ml A li VV Vl.l h , i V 1 1 MO
Mrs Harry' Watt. Mrs J Benton, ‘ pressure cookers nt the kitchen. renllv un-lei wen! a major uper J M Btineclphrr sang "Mothrr Sunday
I* ii
r
I'k-.N 1/.I 1. S I I il h- 'l.l ». ID NR '
Mrs. R 1. Beard. Miss Joyce Mlelke Mrs. Rucker announced. Anyone alion. Hr lends will In- glad to Marhrre The ilrvotlatial was glv • BlllltlK
i \\i;
MIR IRK. J 11 I'll II 1i l l ’s hi:
desiring to commune any food learn tha! slit- Is getting along en by Rev J E McKlnlry who guest y
and Mr* Bt. John.
\t \l ►t;
ML ,t* ... . MRS T F M' 1>A \ l El hr
gave a talk on "Honor T h y 'F L O Y P
nicely,
tu
lie
canned
or
any
fond
already
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Mother"
'MRS
* i 1* VHk, «;i ilih'iN h r i - ' ' *
_ i canned ute requested If1 call Mrs,
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1 • li: E h 1>1 \ G i 1 t'EI.I
Seven of the worlds inrvvt fa -i"»n e r .
|Irving Frinberg »r Mr.
Hied] A Z i t N a n ( 'l a K H H U S
1' " Ilk 1» k Gill 1- l i . M k
rnou* paintings were posed and |does *W illinm* anil iR«»
w ill'
1 VV « || k • 1 1i ' i'! VV H IM " '
poem* 'lid piano --oliv* were preop
-ii: .ni.i Mltim iN k U I " 1
aeriled by memlN'f* ot the Cltt** - bis-1,1
Mrs. ( , k t niter announce I
A welcome home pirty w-a* given llmt an effort is lieing made to
Wflic'll
'- i i \S 1S'
M kh
11 1 1 V
The
group
sang
Mother
with
The Ariiriun Class of the First
recently In honor of Si/e Willi>m secure sume of the money de
M IN I
\ M'V
• i i Rg i . mill
Hodman Brurnley it* soloist Other* ty m11i f
Mclou-jhhn who has Just rrlumed rived from rare truck* to advance Baptist Church met in the gal - taking pvrt In the program were: n enr .
flic
u M l Kl! 1111*11
VI If ill-,1 MRS l " l l \ INNI SI
after two years of service In the the Seminole County teathrrs’ den of Mr* R. R. Pippin last Wallace MrCallry. Terry Smith. proifd P * - i m i m | o
L » • 11 K It ll K ■i T :VHiRKI \Nh Mil
evening f-ir—w r —outdoor supper
CUast Cl ward by Ills family.
fin
salaries
.HIM
FI ELM MR
I'li.l MR
Riuaell
Frank
Mills. *»f Jlllli i
and meeting with Mrs. Pippin, Charlr*
□uesl* Included Mm, Fred For
. TL# l. ililcn l lut
1. It A 1 I. K V iJhllAM . H I M
Mrs. A, .1 Peterson, Mrs. It. I). Blake Shirley. Marvin McKinley. tun.'hr*
ward and wn. Allen of Forest City,
vi iiI hi*
11 <‘ K Nil. E l l IF M
S I'm VI '
Higgins
Roger
Garner
liekle and Mrs. J J. Holly an John
Mr*. Joiner. Mis* J met Joiner. MU*
I'vrn*
BIRTH VN \-n H NCKM KNT
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lostesse, 'lr*. V G, Busty pre- Jimmy McDonald. Robert Arthur
J aoij McClain and Charles Kirk
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mng
-ole-1 im! Mrs. Robert Williams Harold Pete and Charles Swim
of Orlando: Mr and Mrs James
Mr, and Mr* Albeit H Clarke
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Also Betty Bryin. Jean Wllk.. jdiov*
L Vl Fli Ak
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McGrath. MUs l-orraln* MoGrrih. nnnounre the birrh nf-infnugmi>r, uuve a devotional un "Lessor,s Joan Wllkr, Bldrley Ma.sey. Virginia gao
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Mlvi Hermtme McOralh and Miss Carolyn IJmlu June, or May 11 9 tom Flower*.1’ Mr*. Peterson lee. Barbira Jtrown Ftancrv Fort- a
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ami Mr, K. II. Carter le-l iirnyer*
Colleen MrOrath
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at the Herualtl-Laughton Memor
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Those attending were: \ti, VV M)l), Janice Birdsong. I>>roUiy Hol Ing
AFPIABiNC IN
ial Hospital.
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I,, Vance, Mrs. F., II. Carle!. Mr* loway. Jonniiie Mar Foriwm, Mir- off
Veterans recently returning from
MAY CHARM
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lam Ruahtoii. Emily Brnion. ixmna Hi M i ' I ill it
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Anderson,
Mrs.
V,
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Hasty,
the services are Pat and Bobby
I T ' » M M \ I 1 It .1 ■ M ilt IIEII-. FRED
] Mrs. N. J. Simpson, Mr*. It. A. McTeer. Barbara Hall. Janie Ben HKN|;y TAMM
Blankenship. JClmrr Hrlmea and
Williams, Mrs. Peterson, Mr* nett. Laura Mae Dotxakison, Pat MKRil were en'- ring the pu-t DYsnN II A MtIN I'lE'l II. Jill!
□roadus Swafford. Benny Cigan,
I'ekle. Mrs. Holly anil visitors ricia Brown and Barbara Harriett. n ffio ve*tpnlu« iflei rt-.-m ' k -ihi-i Muss R- \ \E\V\1 V\ IJIIIIK
Olen Swafford and Hpmer Walker.
At the conclusion of the proqtnm tine* -’clock
Ml' F ' m il \ n\
V I t>S(
Ml -IHKNGMr*. A. K. Dobbins, Gladys Hasty
Mrs. Florence StmdUnd left lost
i \ro \ .
v in i i |i
tho following five set* of fwlns l« LA M v is him - tin .-ir.i- iit Sun Fl* i m
and Mrs. Pippin.
week for Brtttlebrough, Vl.
Hie M-iwol wtlh their mother* fill.1 I*eli|lll "y* lb 1 I i b i jr w ill. H I M s i r 'I N H I M . M V. RI-.V.
were shown In the picture frame*; C I. V n E T* R U II I I G F !
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Jean and Jane MlUilas. Ruth mid W M H' IlI fG l .
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Holler t Benton, Jean ami Stihlcy TnERKDn
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Hlickcba Sandtn and Ekilija Motl- Si H UlD.
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f nrtun. Jean and Joan Wilke
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Mr and Mrs II M Ole.nwm o f
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I -ike Mary lost Wsdnesilav night
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The Oviedo Woman's Club held
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honorrd their daughter Etlle Jane
l.f * I A'IT
A'
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IU last meeting ol the year Friday
1 Mill
\l t w 1 IM 1 * W liK t t
on her sevenleenth birthday Ilrwith Mrs. Joe Leinhart. presiding.
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freihmenl* were served buffet
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Officer* Installed for the coming
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and dinctng and game* were en
h Ii \ I H '
.ill I
year by Mrs Alex Morgan. Past
joyed until a late hour.
Circle No. <1 of tbe First Hap ll". | "lit lot,-'
h*»
fiiU lifiil f.t«i
president of the Winter Park WoThose attending the affair were li*t • t'lrurch met Monday with 6fp. ‘L K, VVi j f *f N,s, Ih L a \TON 1hJ|i #fi* *m liit* (Vlvi \ ( ViM !«»
marth Club were Mrs >L R Hunt,
f i t A H I IK i*ti..»v !
Jean Boleler. Virginia Rg ivet. Peggy Mr*. II. V. Randall at her home !• K ft K i NH.
preutfrnt; Mr*. C. T. Nlblnck. first
Howell, Diretei Thome. Marl jane ID) Holly AVenue with Mr*. L
view-president; Mr*. T. W. Lawand Barbara Eubanks. Dorothy A. Phillips « » co-hostess. Tin
ton. second vlce-prealdenl; Mrs
Telso. Betty Jean Humphry. Doro c i r c l e chairman, Mrs. II. M
Mr*
Jim Partin, third vice-president:
thy Burke Ulllan and Kmestliir I'entee. pre*ideiI and Mr*. J A
VV R
Mrs Max Leinhart, recording sec
Smith
Ini
the
devotional.
Re
Humphry. Outda Fennell. I>vmc:in
retary; Mrs. J. W. McKinnon, cor
Biker, Mary Grace Hobby. Gladv* purls i-f rommittewa were tieni 1,
responding secretary; Mrs J It.
Griffin. Harriet Mixon Dot IJoyd. and Mr*. I! L. Garrison »tre*>"l
Staley, treasurer and Mrs B G.
N.
Mao- RJoblorn. and Etlle Jane lb,, value of -reading lluptlst
1
II
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Smith, parilamrnlartin.
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A musical program under the! WAC MaJ. Catherine E. Fahey Gleason
11
Also. Lester THILs. Richard and
1 •>"** UJ*'‘ "J1
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direction of Mm T L Lingo. Hr (iU »o v c ) has re v e a le d (hut she u ,
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and Mrs, George Means was pre-, iKcandUlatc
arcanum mo for
jog the
me D
uemocrottc
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Bryaiit, Bobby]
Mr,,
l l ‘ F. Me
em orrrta i Ralph Keogh. Oene
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senteri by Bobby Thmrp. rah
assistant
tuttn Sm lnallon fwReprcientaiivc(coin pitman. Doufilam Humphry. I>on '
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F.
VVhighaia.
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I timith v*,i n-trrtr> n,.u.r -,,-t vv miner, *ir*. i
tke i igrmi
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orgaU t of the —
First- ---Methodist ..
the Eleventh Masjachusells Di?- Bmlth, Esrl Griffin. Itogrr and I Mrs. II M I’earce, Mr*. J. P J 'I (Stiii
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Church of Orlando; Miss Neva O-lct. o position now occupied by toiula Crocker. Ororgr Cooper. Bob I in.llxclaw, Mr*. 11. 1.. Osburn.
M.
1 ff.
Mrs
Milt.
Morqus. director of youth work James M. Curley. In the June lit Lloyd. Jimmie flrodie and Edwin Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Halite Mae Mr*. Ilj C MRm k,
lotion,ifi
M
Mai il K h svm 1, Mi
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also of the First Methodist Church primary she will oppose John E. BrookUn.
• Knaser. Mm. J. A. Smith, Mrs.
of lb
[2nL*>i f A
M
Mr*
A illi:t
find Mr*. Mllburo McLeod of Kennedy, ion of former Ambassa
MfSgt. and Mm H t. Bucklew T. H Grover, Mrs. Turner lanlgc. asked for lb<circle kii-nil.fi* luitri: ti'Dg list* t f . E. l.ittlWi, Id. Mi
limitin'
Oviedo. Luncheon wa* served to
dor J. P, Kennedy, (International) announce (he birth of a son Ter- Mm. I’ vnrr. Mm. L. A, Phillips foixl >lr K's- and tho Kt""l> do'inle.l
im** *« j Fox,
r
Mi
It,into" Su-i l,-. Mi* J.
approximately 90 guests by Mrs.
tsnoe Jeflery on April 29.
and Mr*. II. V. Randall.
910. t
Mr-*, L f f ‘ i j M. sullHTUiin,
S U m iijil w , M » '. W
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ll Hr in
Ui v tttUM*
J. W. McKinnon, chnlrman. Mia.
The Lake Mary Y. II O. held the
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inn wrlriiim**!
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Hint Mi Triilurk.
H. R. Hunt. Mr*. T. L- Lingo, Jrweekly meeting Friday evening a t ,
an«l
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won
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j
H a . D. R. Ulrey. Mr* C. U W « t
the home of On Ida Pennell The purchased the Earnpert home and
! h » t thj
" - - f t J mim- L T im . N‘ ntl"tntl
n l S ri
4 Mr*, ft P, Umggroup - enjoyed -an outdoor ettpper will hiwa m TU M diy
1U, In B a y l " i i i i ~ B " g u . " l * 7 i T i- tLi- nThi iitl iTVKT -ir Til
and games were played throughout
INI. James Reave* U spending Mrfl,
Cdiiiictrtm
| ATI i-h r t? hi l(h '
fililt'hl *tf I lit*
Thursday evening a • ahower for
the evening.
*
a sliort time with his parents, Mr,
> am i l/ui- ii At»nf**4* U. S.
H r * P a m i r W.-hnl« Of S * n fO r d b u t
Mr. and Mm. J. 8 Best hare and Mm- J. R. Reave*.
formerly Mint Lucille Ueana King
ol Ovtado was given at the Home
A @ / (({/ t , J(t//k , . . ’ Line-'cm up" tlripet'
lo a
Economics Building. Hostesses were
in
Mrs a B. Lee. Mr*. Max Lelnhant
pointed pcplum. . . lines thot slim you lo a summery
Ur*. Jim BUIer. Mr*. Ruby U
Ante, Mr* William Ward and
sylph in Iho crispest colton over lo be mated with
MEL. Joseph Dei i ley. A color
rchame of pink and white snapIfjilvliko lace. Grey, luggage, Chartreuse or Melon
ins was carried out. Beautiful
____were presented to the honorte
by approximately 90 guests.
'Andrew Attlln who h i* been aertouttjUll U confined to the Orango
Oeoeral Hospital.
~
and Mr*. Jack Ofowa hare
into their hew
The Junior High P . T. A. '*111
i icel at the school at 3:30 P M.
o be preceded by the board mert:ng at 3:00 P. M AH' mother* of
hlklrrn In the sixth grade, lire
specially urged to attend.
The regular meeting of the
?rmM|lc Chapter No. 2 O.E.8.
veil) lie held at the Masonic Unit
t t 8:00 P. M. A covered dish
supper will be served ut 0:30
»*. M.
Townsend Club will meet in the
Court House at 7:30 P. M. with
L- P. Hagan, president,. iiip *Ii|Jng. *
*
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Mrs. J. B. S t John
Entertains Staff
TEIt RACE TALK
Mother’s Program
Presented Friday
A N N O I ’ NC K M E N T
ANDERSON NURSINO HOME
f=
- AUTO PAINTING
IMIIIY -I'KNIrKIt WOUK
TIRES
'WKI.HINt;
™
HUKNITCItl-: SPRAYED
ROY REEL’S PAINT SHOP
I’ LL m V VOl'Ii ( Alt
Longwood
Ii.e nicked
Outdoor Supper Meet
Lake Mary
Oviedo
Mrs. H. V. Uandull
Hostess On Monday
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Mrs. J. II. TfuliirK
I fo.sU’ss To (»roil |>
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fTinn-
Five Special Nites
Vam and wife ond two
of North Augusta. 8- C..
art guests of hit mother.
Lieut. OoL Charles K Pamma
. Tindall Field was tho week-end
of hla airier. Mm. Jim Parnd Mm. R- L. Ragsdale had
last week hi* father,
C. Wl Rtkmdale, A.
______ 1L W. walker of
Oa, Mr. and Mm. John
and Mr. and Mm. Byron
Adair Of Atlanta. Ok, • »
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W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 15, '46
.
SERVICES
RENDERED
YOU CAN STILL GET
Sanford
Y O U R IN S U R A N C E NEEDS
A ccid en t
A u tom obile
A vin tion
B u rg la ry
Bonds
X—CEL FEEDS
ON H ITTING SPREE
(into attendance la»t Friday night
and all of them are fighting to
nut the Keii* on top .of the league.
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
burned our old building dawn
but we are etill taking care uf
our cnetomere . . at our now lo
cation gt the ST. JOHNS R IV E R
LINE DOCK on the lakafroett.
By J U L IA N 8T E N S T R O M
STANDINGS
n .n it i i i % «
_Tw» M
ttilaodn
^CkOdiS CAtfPbUlS
’*
SulMuJ&'oOT'
H*U>Pl.
HI A
In**
KANFtfltD
IlflAllil
<UIii« nt lll<
I '*»> !«•>'* Jlrarh
l •« ‘ i.iirjf
0 ip do
A
-litc
d/tfodAL LBMnfc'S
dla9f. Joo'4
iLtlnlkn
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nrlnpit« l r/»tliUic'S.
I M « ...» I; HANgOlll. fc*
•Ifllnratlll.- l*-t. M/ydim*
ub Ye a m
A catfish'* "whlsktra"
•
n*ory organ that enable* it to
el Ita way through muddy
By JU LIAN STBNMTCOM
General Manager John Kridtr
f the Sanford Dascball As<o:iatlon revealed today that the mean*, aa
a couple of
financial eituatlon nr the club i* rlub needa
in "good aiiape,** due to the fart thousand dollars more in Ita
that fan* have been pouring In treasury to insure a fina icial
at the Municipal Pork for the aurreaa. for the entire year."
major attrition *.
Krider iaaoed an Appeal for
However, Krider taid thnt the fan* to turn out for “ all the.
rlub neada more aunpurt in the Fed game*." and support the cluhi
w
a y of
"8/■
oi larger.
l■^K^^, crowd*
ernwtig for
i*»r the
*»|r f j. . » .r i
minor attract on*, aoch o* game.
with tha aerbnd divi.ion team*. - i ..... .
“
Hare and initall
The attendanre at the Fed tilt 1 1
'untender* fpr thv
ha* been running from 650 to |
Hf.O per night, w.th tha earriiticn
25
Orlando may fade quickly »lnre|
Lake and Kennington Tangle in Mound Duel
But Three Exceptional Red Hat Plays
..Prove Costly to Fed Attack
l.*v> announr
THK SANFORD HERAJJ. SANFORD F1.0RIDA
Crime Protection
Cnruo
.
Dishonesty
E xtended C o ve ra g e
F ire
Ho.spitnllzntfon
H ea lth
(c o m m e rc ia l)
(n on -com m crcin i)
J e w e lr y A ll-R isk
L ia b ility
.
(A u to m o b ile )
*
(B u siness)
•7
(P e r s o n a l)
The Seminole Feed Company
M U NICIPAL PA R K
8:00 P. M.
DELAND vs. SANFORD
^
L ife tim e Income
M o n ey & Securities
W in d storm
W o rk ipen's Com pettsnt ion
Y O U R F IN A N C IN G NEEDS
A u tom ob ile I’ urchnscs
;
F 1 IA Loans On Hom es
T o nuilt!
'
T o Buy
.
,
T o R em odel
L ife Insurance Loan s
'•
Y O U R S E R V IC E NEEDS
Insurance A nalysis
Insurance Survey
HI at tors
•
Claim
Rond Maps
M em orandum I’ a d i
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FRANK’S TAVERN
H l-H A f CLUB
Todit)'* (iRMrs
I **!..»ml mi 8ANP»i|ll»
By J l’ U A N 8TKNHTBOM
iMjltohn llr-nt'lt nt H *Iliw» III**.
Three exceptional piny* toy the
lie I.and jtrd tPUts rqmhlnpd witn.
the fnilurr. of the Fed* to hit
with men i>n the wtek* and u
wee bit of erratic h»»c ruining
j»e ie the circum»tance» that coat
The Sanford nggregation thalr |Ohlraki.
12th Florida Xtnte I.eagile de
fctil In,l night in lleluml nt tin
i.—
, i * --of
xl# 'll
ita
lialidi
111
11 Tucir* nine' TTkCM.
7. |li,. t I, o
finiil *rnre wa» Hr l a lid •'! and
niiiasl. .
.
Kgnfnrd 2.
I'hlfiiH,, Ul I'hlhnlili
Itmlily lake. Sunfntd"* hard I'oni-il. turn
r'lnelnnnii rl S .o Vm
hittbo' outfielder, went to the
min
hill la«t night and although h,* tioneit
llostnn 1. I'lll.lmish
scattered eight llrland blow*,
liOmti
l-*lnrlniM|i nl Sep V••
enough were Lunched in the
Hf. IsmiIm nl In cokHii
•treninl frame when Furh'a aggre
Ml l i t 11..1. I |.Vl
gation
rmmlril
tinea
time*,
iM V Ih li ti r q | |
. t
l
to cop the tilt. The Celery FeO: aim |iriM|urrd
eight hit* during the contest hut
only two came witli runner* in
scoring position. In the first
frame. Sanford tallied once when
tlave llride .ingled to score Al
IJrynnt and in the fourth. Man
ager Kd Levy scored the aetolid
and final Fed marker when Joe
Justice clouted a single to center.
The victory last night In the
mound duel wa- Hub Ktnilihg
Ion's seventh
Florida S t a t e
League victory in right game*.
Ki'unington fanned a lone San
ford hatter while l.ako whiffed
it pair of the Ited llu\s. lake
issued four free passe* while
AVKIIlr.|\
Kennington gave up five. Three
*1 ?••»!
of lake's walk* came in the IjinDt
|H*
second frame which proved to be TnMu
*
the fatal inning for the fast HI. I’.tul
I l»lU«fl.»|M.||.
MIlllv* 4|K,||»
DINE and DANCE at the
HI-HAT CLUB
O P E N E V E R Y N IG H T
Orchestra Every Saturday .Night
Steaks— Chicken — Barbecue
l,as«iU% ||||. |t Mill tint |M1 1In 3
Tt'»ltilf* S Kan wax I 'lly I.
Hi Paul 9 Iml Imtin(Mill* n
deftfslfir
M a d e toO rder
& LENGTH M E A S U R E M E N T
S m d W ID T H
Screen Doors
Window Screens
B R O N ZE W IR E
U p to 3Q” x 8 4 "
B R O N Z E W IR E
U p to 3 6 "x 7 2 ’
$ft.95
2 5 '.'
Caah Vith O rd e r
r r # a* 6 £ s rHf?oe/aHOura on /
A W W A.V0 Sat/rM<4Mt*rf4.
B alan ce Ship>ed C.O.D.
St. Johns River Minufaeturing Co.
O. B ox 181
"
DEPENDABLE
A N I) PROMPT
Dryeleaning1
Ser\ ice
MtXtCAN LION , PUNA AND .
ntWTVdR ts ALL TH E
A
GAME ANIMAL.
F tA T U K IN O
St. Auguetine, Florida
L A N E Y ’S DRY CLEANING Co
IMinnc IRS
S O M E T IM E S
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
F A R R E L L 'S
PACKAG E 8 T O R B '
Concrete Pipe, Building Block, Ready-mixed Concrete.
firsi si. AiCAOt aiDb.
Septic Tnnkn, Concrete F e n * Pawl, W ell Curbs and
Property M arker*
. . .
to
li.iv c
yo u r g r a d u a tio n
Don’t Starve Yourself
Peninsular 'Conaete Pipe Co
• hkh JmiI fun1|k«t ikny jiwftrll ^nuf ft
♦tdiir Am U
auHrv Irrwn
ft ulrcf
itil.wlirtg |H inr1t*rvg*v
htillUifn. gamif ui*wt tlittlMhllMnl f •» r«it«a
Mat try IM|* nUrti |.< quuk Wl**! tho
millwwx umi| (Ul J -*V tail rtf I Mg« f dl,
Iie*m trait fltufriit I nal d>*r ri^nigf, <«
IHH-’nl F YUI M MONKY HACK.
T n u i .".rut
r,iu<,ian> an
drug *lorr» rtervwhrrr.
Sanford. FWida.
R O B ER T L . CO X
YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
you
T O "BUY A T H O M E "
BUMPER
•too
Fait 'IcbrSuASod
t nnt A p? GEE W H IZ t
\ THOUGHT Y ’SAID
D READ //
YOU DRIVE IT1
IT'S ALL
Your Ford Dealer Knows Your Ford Hestl
-fUf SAUC-
"to ME fy
PHONE 200
Strickland - Morrison. Inc
f
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
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P H O N E 200
m aterial! found in Florida n**<)
only thg.inge nuity of rgfgarch ond igvglopm gnl io incrgOM »H#)r
Tuxedo Feed* will ni
Chick.h (irnw
U -D R IV E -IT , INC.
indmlriol poeiifcrililie*.
’
For imlance, Florida producw laro« ejuanliH** o l gum rbfln
and lurpanlin* which ore uted in hundred* of modgrn-ag* pro*
dud*.
Am oricon m anufacturer* of popgr, point and loop
Uling a m illion b arrali of ro iin annually to
B o* C M * -fb'il*.
t l
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e jr tie A !
S fA lP r t P
M
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IS
s e A S o d
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product*. And d ow n * of additional product* a r« waiting ju»t «v a £
/sIPtAelt ASA4 W - j \
lh* horizon.
Tht Senford Herald goes Into
more ihsa ZDOO home* in San
ford a.ul Seminole County. If
-you hr.ve something lo (til or
buy you will llnd that t class!fled ad In theas column* will
Mil thr most pMpIo about it for
Uie Iras, money. Phone 148 or
bring your r.d to The Herald
eiflc? for erbrk results.
10*
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
per line for one insertion
08c pdr line for S Insertions
07e per line fen atx Insertion,
03c per line for 30 Inaertlons
Minimum chirgw 30c
Count 5 words t» a tin*
Including pbowe and address
*
C fd lk R
Bui roiin and lurp«nlin« ora only a law of tha many raw
FOR S A L E -
FOR SAiLE
I^ORt and Found—
LO .sf-“ Wa.lnesday morning, M
8, knar' sprayer on 8. San
|»aek
;ve. Finder call 716J-1
FtTUND:
Package
Southern
•e««e».«» M
FEED STORE
clothing and mom
may htavc hv blent
paying for litis a.lv
it
Sitnford
I!. B. f ’nimlcy
,
a
duct* and naw u»a» lia just ohaod.
8 8 W M , Fnrtilshrd.' adult, only
phoria 5 I8-R.
/
To IndutlriolUlt who »oak now,
fartila Raid*, Florido’* raw motarioi* offar opportuniHo* unkmiffd.
F T j*?»n n m o “ “r o o ^ r u u
Avwnne. Phime 114-W.
IOCKKK SPANfF.L pupplaa, 1Q10
I’almetto Ave.'Phone 185-J.
WANTED TO RENT
ROV REEL baa tires! Trucks tn
OR U hwfYvx.m hemkr. unfdr
UPRIGHT piano in . good condi
p w sm n r — new, used. 306 i rrtvllfd,
prrminrnt
renidm
W. 3nd SL Ph. 1046-J.
tion, reasonable Phan* 673.
rhon< 1114, fl A. 9T. t I ft P. V
V X M A YU TA C frfB E and rebuild
BOSTON bnll puppies. Call 181
Rverythigr hi Baddmg."
We
strtek qoaHty fimilturv Call u* UM:TI liahy |.lsv p-n. fall I,'
for yoar bedrttng and furniture
Klrrher. filH-J.
needs.
E c h o ls Bedding and
6 ACRKS, 3 cleared in tile, 3
Fumlfnra
Cu^
117
W.
1st
St:,
flowitur walla. 4 room basts,
k fumlshoil or unfurnished. Can| tact 31ra. M. Clark. Bt. 1. I n
122, S g n f a n l . ______________
rreerrlc*, etc.
Q. Tuuchlon,
HANDMAOR c r o c h e t e d bedi your car, rrgardleit'
spresd. 6 lh H Park Arm.
or conittttmi. Hoy Reel
^M TTY B gal. oil cans—lire each.
AVON products. Mrs. P. P. Casan.
UKULbKT
store—gmal
GROCERY store—
good location.
-Intpjtrm o* r i s i l KI
FEFCTNGJ
boro. Phone 467-R.
rIC have in stock now Poultry
netting in 48 inch. 60 inch and
LOT
aad 4 room partly I
72 Inches. Field fencing 6 inch
huosa.
Flectriclty t
Apply evening*.
Bos
BN * T T H A T S H te
S H T A N Y B R A 1 M S .'
1C J U S T W O N T* S T
g
ZONC£NTT2ATC/r ]
line o f .International
M. PrevatL Phone 2104
Utf. Fla.
T-ONE bay mare, eafe for women
“ ' •nd ehildreit for work or Ttdli.
Also
farm
equlpmanL 608
Mtllonrille, H. L. Morton, 831.
r a K i , K,r o s ;? r n.r!i
Tlnir *1 fame- 111 *.
By PAUL
J THATS5 V
M VUITUJ
ICP hotne with X acre, of
land. 2 miles out Celery Ave.
See IL 0. Hickson.
,
J ____
/When you need TARPA
— Remember — we ha*
* In all *i*e* — and Uu
* -I* right. Stanley-Roger,
6
ROOM stucco house with 2
bedroom* A garage.
Partly
furnished on CryHa) 1-ake id
Lake 3(ary. Pat Daly.
ALL T)IF
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Phone 237-W
RES THE
*IFF?WHY
IKfT HE
HERE?
BUS1JMS8 SKKVICt
C R O O K S H/'/r TAi
r AJM FIGHT W lllll
OTHER FELLO W
RO& BANK W l /
CATCH ■ UA\ J r
E V E P Y n iiN G s w o p K iM ’ o u r
•R/J1CE' 'A I D IT W O U IL L )-
G lD D AP! r - r -
l ik e
— “
:
NO. I JU£>r RODE INTO lOWN
FROM MY RANCH. WHOEVER
DID THIS JOB CAH't BE FAR
AWAY. WE'LL TRAIL 'EAV ^
SADDLE UP, BOYS.' —S
W H AT'$ G O IN G - O N
C A N 'T AN YB O D Y j TA LK ? . a -------
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
PHOL8TCRY fabric*. A On*
•electton In stock. R. S. BVOWtl,
2011 North Orange, Orlando,
Call on ua for TRACE CHAINS
— LOG QMA1N — or W ELL
CHAIN — We have them all
jP w a n t k d
-
Grove,,
Business property o
For quiek reeulte lls
petty with WT Bry.n
Realtor, Umatilla, Fl-
TRAIL SIGNS SAY
THEY'RE HEADED
EAST. COM E ON!
GIRL • for Jowtlry DopL Apply
—
f c i i Hw
r**
.
SW EET potato
per 1,000.
g / 2 ^ uw :
paint—beat grade,
eplora. Interior fU t
color, and many i
Atlantic National
Bank BuiUlintr
> .Vv
W ANTED—
rWWT)Sw»r*<«4llgMCs is e g swagyi
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.
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M i ruuu w w v a M u v w a r w w r v w t w v w u u u w
• -Wifi*..*. ■■ • —-•
)J'B8EA0 a’
Bread. (
ifiH M 'a l I M s u r a n c t
A rc
malarial* in Florida which invita indutlriol davalopmanl. hjtw pro
Atlannln 1. M.mstili I.
’
■'tiatlsnniM.aa S. N-ar Orl.ina I
COAL C1UITK CALI.FB
Naditlll* 4, Mi.ldla J.
GOLDSUOItO, N C., — W>—
|llrauaiili*m &. I.lttle ll.a'k J,
A night prowler effected an en
TaUas-a liaaaea
try Into • the Wayne County
Attaata at I.lttle . Kurt, fnlulitl.
• M.ihtihl* at irrmlnghani inlakt). Memorial
Community ’Building
lll'tll*. lh
Middle
al
rhaUanonga
(nlshll
Javisku, t(
New I it trail* al Naahyllle tqlglO.
tracts, rl
ilsirlaalon.
am n i ir t . x x T i r i .k a u im
N**h. If
lleaatla Veatenlar.
. n»aa, Ih
Auau.ls S,>(*aait»alnn *
W A K E UP B U SIN ESS/
Reman, m
tiler li%|lle I.-rnlumtila • ill IIIRavllrti. e
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By Advertising In
M’ onii S. C u l u m l i a i I IfIrat
m *w>.
Tblals
Havannati |, Jacksonville > Hirst
gams)).
TaUai-a flamre
Mnron ,| <*>dombiia
.
•
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i
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al
riraeavltle
Two .basata hlla: firman. iimrle..
Havsanab al Jaeksunvltle.
Three hese hit:, Xash. Naeririr*:
Mi llaues
tail ho bass,; lUalnrd
•I* iHl.smi *
llss* nn ha|l,lMff
IJiHw I. Ksnolnelnn t. atnich "ill
bri taik* I. Ttehnlnatiin I. Wit*
111*
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SCREEN DOORS - VINDOW SCREEN
ASK
A e a o o P i U e iHw.
Al
' m Mik,. Tw -J
A re y o u r screens in good ord er?
DRIVE — T R IP
Mi9
PCCSfdl'CLl^ S-t>4 CA4
FASiU-y eeACtl-friC-
Kepnrts from the Sanford IlascLnll Association reveal that Gene
I’rntt, utility luflehler, outfUhler
and catcher had Iwen sljned
again by thr Celery Fed*. It
wns also revealed that nulflrlder
IV te .MrHaney had hern (liken off
the suspended list and MflUnvy
handled the left field duties dur
ing last night’s till with the
D»l.nml Red lint*.
Joe Allmrt, 17 year old larkstop the Fed* obtained from the
Tampa Smokers hc.i.te the open
ing of the season, has been signed
(t» n halting practice catcher
with tho Orlando Senators.
. Hyrou Sharpe, Sanford’* third Hrrai'iia.
Imseman who trrrivnl a knee
injury, rreently during the Crlatuln'series, will not I * able to
ptiiv for another week. * Meanwl lie, Sharpe Im* lieen place I
on the suspended list.
CKURitr r .:ua
IV tlla b lt
F IV L
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.Mllw.Mik.e- m l*nhimtiu».
i*h«nI wr Ktttiinrfft
Tmjgf'g liBMra
Kantaa rtty at TuiMtn (iitglill.
MMu.uk*-. nt rnluiilliui ttMtlh!)
Kt Paul at trull aiii« |w»lli* <Ml«litt
«t I,.ml-vIII.- fhlRtit).
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TW<IW*W
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SUMMER IS HERE
,
Hanford • DeLand Highway—
___________ formerly Short', Camp _______
K Nf|w>«- I'lll
Hrmullm %Mlrhl«)
PAOF
W ED N ESD A Y,
APfFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD. FLORIDA
P A G E FO U R
Manager W
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RIDE NOR
I DON'T UNDER
STAND IT, BUT
THE BEST PLACE
TO FIND OUT IS
KELLER 'S HIDE
OUT NEAR MT.
^ t BALDY. > :
COM E ON
S IL V E R ! .
GITTUM UP,
- t SCOUT/
THE BANK WAS
ROBBED LAST
NIGRT^DAD. a
S H E R IF CLAY
TON AND A <
P O S S E W ERE
TRAILING 'EM.
I'V E GOT A
BONE TO PICK
WITH CLAYR3N.
rM Cdiro^
AND S E E
WANTED—
tisjui
Fallowing,
HIM!.
�Uyt/ibVfa** * v
TOE SANFORD
WEDNESDAY, MAT iIB,>4«
SANFORD FLORIDA
N otice o f lo lc a tio n to A p p ly fo r I .e U „ i P o ten t
ftJotlr# la hereby gl*4 n that »•»«• underalghe.1 w ill apply It. Ihe flo v r
ern or o f Ihe P la te o f K l o r l d a . a r 'n U la A a a .e e
th * >»»*• <}»£ “ ' J 1? * !
A IJ l i l t , fo r L e t t e r . 1‘a te n l. In ro rp o ra lln g 7 lie U T I c r . M t i i a n k UK
o ’v i K I K i , under the fo llo w in g proponed rlta rle r, Ihe o rig in a l o f WMrlt
la now on file In Ih e o lflr e o f the M errrtary o f K la le ut the eald m a la
tlay o f Mateh, A. I». I t l A .
C. It. C lollla-
•*’ .
.
T lii» s<*tier^l H«lur«» iif Ihe tiualn*** l»*‘ Im* iriftJMH’ lH l hy thl*
puny .h a ll h e: T h a i o f u g . n rral ban kin g hualne*. w ith a ll Ihe rlgh te,
ip iw era ai\J p r iv ile g e , grtinle.1 and con ferred hy the hanking la w . o f
th e H lule o f P lo rld a , re g u la tin g tin. o rgu n lia llo n , p o w e r , and m a n a ge
ment o f hanking copipanlea.
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ti#* rjn flint A ittik n t MAiil c ifp iN illi> ii •■hpll l* i f if t y
thomutriil
whirl* n»*> l«« ln r / H F « f from iim r l « tUn#.
* « h fir 4 liir fo lew* to hr *HtJtlr *t liiin fiv e htihilrcft
altar#* r»f t h*’
im r valu e t»f On# llu n d m i
||ino| ra rh , a auriilu* o f T t»lrt# *n
Thouaand I>o1lar». and L’ n illt »dr*l l*r««flia o f T w r l f r Thou M ini iM illam
l o br |»alfl in caah.
AN XIO U S TO TAKE UP ANTI STRIKE ICGISIATIOM, fm ir'S en a tor* are sh ow )
in itU 'iR hi d V itliln g U iii w iir t c they ore t if ic t iu in i m e a iu re * to en d IA|
coal itnkr They tire (t. to r.P S-.'il. Altnh J. EUemier (t)-l.a ), Scott W
Lucia (D -lll.), Wllllim P, Knowland (It-Cal.), oml James O. Pastlon*
), who tie demanding action in the crisis.
(International
T h a . Irrtn * fo r w h lrli aald
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•C opy nf t>ro|M»r«f t l m r i r f rnurl ala#*
on fll# #i1H thr «'»in»o*
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if
11
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b#fA rr
fo r li l h r * H h i t i , tlurlriK w hich (im** It ‘ inu*l hr fin
f»|r w ith K rcrrlh ry o f HI air^
T h r liu # iflr*i an«lr a f f a lr r o f thin i*4»rtt|Muy rh a ll I*# ffiana*#*! and
ro n d o rir d l»y n IhuiTl o f not |#»* ihnn f|yr or murr than Iw m ly - flF #
I> lrfc lo r a .w h o Phpll jir ^ r lr ^ tr d ''a n n u a lly hy the atochhAldrrji o f llfla
IVtmpauy a ( liir lr nununal uirctitiir l»» hr h rld ah fh a fila r* o f huvlnrfc*
-hf fhla roinpsiiiy. In |hr i ’ l l y **f d vlw tn i fir lh # i'n n n iy o f
mfil,
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ttflu r lhiA <‘oin|i«hy ahiiilvhn d M liy^ fiiilh orlird dir c o io fftriirr htiain#a«( * M
db|^rn~l*r*«ld#vih #^h*l o n * or h i w # V i c v l T ^ W m i P nnd Irwwhirr w h o f
lift rla rtrd by thr* Itfuard* o f f*lr#r«ora, at th#» m p iii * idarr. «»n th r rnnip
d ay itnd fnain rdlalrly a f f r r aahS ih *«ril #*f lilrrrltirn
hr r lr c lr d by
Ih r abu khoh lrri'; uirrt f h r llo ard o f IM fW W P f m a y s»p|**ilrti r ir t i »iihr#
tifflrry a nnd #in|il(i>r#i n# may i»c i m '* * . i t y r n ro vld n l. T h a i ih r «*fflt#N
o f Vlc#*l*C#,#ld#nl* isn*l C a r iib r #&ay l<j* r«mhtiif<| if# oio- ft ml Jh «*.yinift
p#r##*n
t II.
T I i# lils li# « i n m m ib t n f tnitf*bt#:tln* »■ n r *»th^r' t h ib illtv In w h irl* *h«
kflh l r n rfin m tb iT i F h a ll
n n y i l m r a tib JtTt Ito^ lf a h u ll h r it* lim ltm l u n i
nf III# law* (if Florida.
\ III .
T h e tiamea arol r r » l i l m r f « «»f tin ntibnrrll»**ra, nnd lh*» nmminl uf
CiijiHnt el nek »uhaef||i#d liy #*aebt nr**
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Hi.iilh Hung,- S3 Kaat.
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ship I « Houlh lla h g o r t thtai.
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Ferdinand hud*
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W ynnna B. K »ltrln|h
C. M. Knrnell
Nolan K or»
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T ou l i e hereby re«|Ulred In a p .
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m c erta in .till f o r d lV o rte pyndlng
III th e Circuit C ou rt o f Hem.m ile
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A p r il, A l>. l i l t .
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:i . Hrmlniile County, Klorlda.
Back from the Battle Fronts to
Save Yon Motors, Breakdowns, Money
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W ith automobile production delayed, you m ay be
driving that old car o f yours a long time y e t So play '
safe. Get the amazing new Fram Fflcron oil filter. . .
proved by the Arm y and N a v y on every battle fr o n t .
. . . to reduce motor wear, save costly repair^ and
help lengthen the life o f your car.
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have them make the Fram Dipstick Test. The Dipstick tells the >'
story 1 I f oil shows dirty*, have them Install an efficient Fram J
Filcron filter to remove dirt, dust, grit, carbon, sludge and ^
harmful abrasives that accumulate In your oil and grind aw ay '
vital motor parts. Y ou 've everything to gain, nothing to lose, ,
because every From Filcron filter is backed b y |tn iron-dad, m
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money-back guarantee.
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T i m i K OF A r r is IC A T IO M
FO R T A X IIK R D
H O T IF F IH IIK H IIY G IV E N , T h a t
It. W t>«an#. h u ld ir o f T a a f > r t f «
flra te No. 1&>2, (•■lied Ilia 3rid day
o f J wly A lb. IS IS ha# G ird #am#
In h it nfflr#* and ha# m ade niHilU'aib»n ftir it
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I S’ ch f t - I I I rh 19 Acre.
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r •tlws*mint iterordlrift to la w . the
p ro p e rly d#A<*rlUe4 th erein w ill b»*
■nbl i fi tii# highenl bidder a t the
c a u tl liquav door nn Ih e fir s t Mon*
A i r lii Ihe month o f June, 19I f ,
Whlrh la til# drd day n f June. 1 9 1 1 .
D a tn l title t it d ay nf May. H i t .
G T rcn tt l?gi»rF H#al)
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C lerk C ircu it Court,
Hem'nult Ccmnty, F lo rid a
I f your car is already filter-equipped, put in a Genuine Fhtm ,
Replacement Cartridge to get the most out o f your present ft!--'
ter. There’s a Fram replacement cartridge to fit 'most any type '
o f filter . . . so visit your service station or dealer today for ,*
the free Fram Dipstick Test. F R A M C O R P O R A T IO N ,, *
Providence 16, R. I.
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To Prow*to lHe Progress of America;
To P M o r o Proaperlly for Sanford.
'Condilrrsblr rlnuillness through Friday olUi
Msltcird <liD«ni mu\ll; in ailrrnoon end
riming.
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N O . 172
24 Persons
Die In Crash Small Urges Goverment To
Of Airliner GrackDownOnJohnL.Lewis
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Molotov Okays Pro
posal to Form Com
mission to Study
Nazi Disarmament
Plane Plunges Itito
Woods 20 Minutes
After leaving Byrd
Field At Richmond
OBEYING STRIKE TRUCE TERMS
9
PARIS, M nylii, </r>_The|
four power Foreign Minia•
Sat
ters Council adjourned until
June 15th today, after hold ' w J 1.V* .
ing o thrpe-hour discussion ji i^7 f t •
-*of Germany that- whs al- %
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some work was done on roviaed armistice terms foe
Italy.
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• x l s y ’s session W i« Soviet For
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ment to an American proposal to
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send a four-power enmminion to
■tl four lone* of Germany. The
Co in tn I h tiimi would investigate
German di'arnmment. The prnosal wa* made by Secretary of
tale James Byrne* several day*
•*o to counter a Soviet objection
(o Byrnes' offer of a ,25-year
four-power m u t u a l assistance
ct, The pact wa* propused to
arautee the continued disarm
ament of Germany. Molotov said
at that time that Germany’* pre
sent elate of duiarmament should
bo studied iiefure lueh a pact w u
considered. Byrnes then proposed
formation of the commission.
British Foreign Secretary Er
nest Bevln todnv finally regl'ler- MINP.lUt COME OUT OF THE PIT at -tic Republic steel coai mine In
ed London's approval of the pact Indlanola. Pa., after their-first day at wot* in accordance trllh tile
proposal. He said Prime Minister 13-day strike truce. Mure than 7# 000 miters in Peiuuylv snta and other
i Internitlqrta11
Attlee would italic a statement thousands In Kentucky itfuscd to rctun to work.
Jn the House of Commons on the
Question later In the day. Frame
already has accepted the proposal.
Secretary of State Byrnes is
expected to leave Pari* for the
United Slates tomorrow.
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Secrecy Rule Adopted Today By
United Nations-Security Council
Negro Trade Body
New Regulation Permits Group To Keep
WiD Get Charter
Records Of Executive Sessions From
Afterrtoon
Every U. N. Member Not Present
Comwax
and orfaniied ley the
C, J. Oates at St. James
A.M.E. Church for the purpose
of community uplift tummy the
colored people of Sanford and to
-orlc interrarially with the while
paopla, will be presented with the
MOSCOW, May 10. (/1*»— Thu
charter of their orjranlxation. Russian government m-wspanei'
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Isventiw complained ’ today thnt
at the church by Edward Ilitr- the Japanese pro*- had failed to
■ftglns, manager of the Seminole print anything about- the Soviet
^County Chamber of Comnjerce.
Union ■a May li Victory I>«y cele
A. L. James will present tho bration—One of the greatest hullspeakers who will include Ur. days in the Soviet Union live*.
George H. Starke. Mayor Gut tla asserted that thu failure
haa been invited to attend, ac- on the part of the Jupanr-v press
cording to Itcv. Oates who hit* I had shown what tile Russian
charge of the program.
The organ celled "an unfriendly atti
public Is invited to attend.
tude toward the freedom loving
“ A blighted, eye sore negro peoples of the world.’.'
•ectlon, mud holes, undeveloped
Iivcstia noted also that the
negro citizenry is a reflection on Japan edition of thr United
the entire township,1* he wrote in (Rates Army newspaper Star*
letter to Tho Herald, sod •ml Stripe* Imd failed to menWadded: *'We wish tn help remove Uon the Russian Victory Haythese conditions front among us Said Uvea tie;
b y. educating our people to Ire
"The democratic world had the
good citizen* and work with our right to expect that this day
city fathers and other civic or would be propcily otoetveil In
ganisation* in establishtn.' re Japan, where at the present lime
creation facilities, park and ptay- there oxlsta the Important i»*k
gioumli for colored children.
of rallying democratic forces.”
The anniversary of victory in
Europe is celebrated by the
western (rowers on May x. ^ —
U. S., Japanese
Press Criticized
By Russian Paper
* rtjerce
JS'^rs-iSte^n-si,
lavy And Local
Officials. View
Base Properties
STORE WINDOW IS VET’S HOME
F A I R F I E L it , (will.
Arm, II-17 will, riaht person*
aboard crrolicd liidu) mi a hill
side three .ailc* west of Fairfield. Calif. It’s believed that
some of the occupant.. ma> have
keen hilled. I hr pilot and co
pilot. t l h
critically in lured,
got out ol the wreek and tele- j
phone I that six- persons 1. era
HV. '’ Puiiiity iind. Chamber -,f
trapped In the plane ■ Komr, ^
.dfi.-iul* y , I n r day
they said, were- *1111 allee.
Xf,yj,te.| (hr Smif.... Naval Air
u iiM iim u i, ,,
„ * ,,, ,mrtJ'ilion nml with Nuvnl official
RICHMOND. Va., M a y l « r , W » f lni Jacksonville nml Key Wr«t
- A t ks*l Jl |>risons l.oic l o r # ^ i r i l t ,,. {hr
„f ITn|
killed b. the crash of » com- R,„
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inCIria) uitlnn-r SIX mills snuHl-41|t
east of
lllrhnmml. The skip f *
(.(ftrl„i, „ t ,t,P .nc-nog
rroshiil into the ndi. drcncheilJL.. AUy„ t ,, ,
M.„,
wood*! iif HCuneu t ooiil) nls>ul
It.
Sayrr. ('ouiilv l o o
I:.*I0 A, M. Kustcru Htnndunt In sioti i huiiinmi W G. Kith.-,
Time, JO minute- after it took nff Pit Seminole t'noi.ty t luinibcr of
from Byrd Airport.*
t'4imiffTC Pirililfiit II II. Cult
The plnue wa* w .twio-t-ngliifd ittn mill Eflttanl
nM»iViking utrlinrr «»il it wa* Iw- prr.
lleved to he on n chartered run V Tlir l ily tif Seinfonl, ^rtitl
bet wren Miami nml Canada.
It
hat agii-rd lit iu vr|it th *
plunged, into thr tune woods and VcpiMi-ihiljt> tv* ' thr iral an I
cmnt" to rest on the bntik* of n
mil |i|tipeil) nt the *tatmii
creek.
luift iiiHite jtpplifHth'h in lltt*
Horses mid wngoii* were lieiug
tu of Duck* aial YimU fni
used to bring out the l««lii*a,
h iittll tn riltrt Mitel
i
ubieh were being sent to llirit* ill -till lull
inontl
homes.
i ll VxH’ I wtlltlHII’tj I»> rill* HftH.il
Tin' Byrd Airport snot ihat Ilia i}fli tnU I bat Lliiw |h*i mil a til lit*
weather foi the slnlion whs u.i hi ' i-kfil .lint Imi k hr11* Hi ii* f
indefinite Jnu fot>t roiling nn-l Wi - 1% ii rt*k*. At I haI 11 ittr 'II» *
visibility was one mite A *|mko*F
\ i«fii| I iHittl v m lmitfriiitml*
man fm K*slr-ti Aulines, which fn npvt itlitt|t nf liu* **lulhm .1'
uses Byrd All port a* n n gulnr ii t- I naif*ing M’hiiu!, nl«*i Ih-*
slop i i: ibe New Yoik-Misrni iu ii . Ofti ill inn nt H mr«|ical renter «ii»i
said the airline's ships Were liy- 6 i|-vn*a*t> uml iiutUllng* in (hn
h e.
i passing
Rn-hniond during
'.hoj,,,,
B|„
pu, |nlu r(fpr,
ulglit iterniisr nf weather condi . fhi" permission to oc-upy tbc
tion •.
bid icti is revnkitldc, -aid Mr.
At Newark, N*. J- a Newark l i g . ms, until fin.d drating- umAir Sendee spukcsmnn snid tho hii.lr with I In’ Win Assets I m
k'lklng mrlincr had lefl Newark M'.iitii.n fm' title In llie imipi’M r
alrpnrt nt-‘0:.’til o'clock last eight. o-h ii*al and persuital,
Eastern liaylight Time,
In New York City, airmen sa id ;*, « »
, ,
•* , ,
that the Viking Air Trai jport 1 1 , E , B r U U H I lllW I's H tlltl*
lender To Attend
‘fresher Course
Rqe.der Admits Nazis
Panama City Mrs. H: W. Rucker Oullines Relief
aded Treaty Ban
Food Collection Program At Meeting
vNUKRNBERO, Mey l« . GF>—j G. W. Morgan Named I State Patrolman I* ' C. Bender
Grand Adngral Krkh Itaeder to*
day admitted before the NuemW rg War Crime* Tribunal that
Germany had evaded the Versati . G. W. • Morgan o f Richmond,
le* Treaty ban afklnat a German K y„ who was formerly stationed
for 38 mouths at the Hanford
Naval A ir Force.
. Reeder said thl* wa* accom- Naval A ir Station with an SK. (dished -byJ-U»» Navy imtuelbtg 3* rating,- haa-been- uppelolad -a»
min with year* of civilian air manager o f the Cowan Store
Irainiak." The young- men were First Street f t
iHted to reaigfl and aaaum*
Prior to (nUrlng the Na
l' status during maneuvers, service, Mr. Morgan war mane:
said that some old o f a Montgomery Ward slur*
targtt-pullen
Michigan. Mrs. Morgan Is no
fur anti-aircraft—actually w »r» ‘ in Kentoek* teaching school i
used te train Naval vaaoela In with thalr little girl, will come
conduct under *ir attack. Sanford after tho school
Raeder:
eitde In June. * '
* "Whan W« used young Navy
went discharged for
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of maneuver*.'
CONVTCTEIk
Manager Of Cowan's
SPECIAL DINNER
C H I C A G O , Hay R
GT>Prestdent Herbert Hoover
to eat a special famine
he gosa on the air
lo temoyrtm nlySit to di»*
l we rid food proMims. The
* will bs thin beef »oup, one
ot neat, «bc slice o f bread,
Mall helping of b **U , v y i
and a cop d « * U «»f*“
eating tblj sU-hunmeal,- Hoover will
mt 10:00 P. Mw East-T i**( 0 ISSUED
In It
t l* * *
T O K Y O . May 10, i/n—soldier from
Mil,
*
“Baltimore,
tint
John 8 . Marchak was convkf
today by a E^lh Air Korea
martial o f murdering
soldier after a drinking
The alain man w *» P v t Joh
Center o f Republic, Pa., art
died on Apr, 18. Marchak
sentenced lo life, iraprise
Marchak testified he shot
in -the belief that
Japanese prowler.
RUTH IN MEXICO
MEXICO CITY. May l«.
Bab* Ruth arrived In Maxleot
dav and road* a plea for what
called- International
bat ol
1,000 Ruth’s plan* waa mat by a t"
lag crowd, whkh bvriaged hb
autograph*. .
as the
JW*
.Stressing llie nml for’ food
collection .Up be sent to starving
reehar course in accordance wl,h peoples of Europe nml Asia
the recently announced program through UNRRA, Mrs. It. W.
of the Otate Highway Patrol Iti Rucker, prrsidant of the Woman’s
an effort to continually
rnunuaiiy maintain
mainuun Club, sponsor* ill Seinlnnla Counfcanh ifjlilaiM
*- in th# IsUst My for- the- collect km, outlined the
method* of hig hway safety
.
main- program and committee* at the
tenanee, police action and inveall meeting of the Civic Department
of the dull held Wednesday at
Examinations for automobile, noon, preceded by a covered dish
driver’s license will continue to luncheon.
Countries. In which UNRRA
be held by a state’ patrolman at
the Sanford Armorv at 2:00 P. M. onerates include Albania, China,
Greece,
Italy,
Mondays and Thursday* during Czechoslovak!*.
the three week* o f Patrolman Yugoilavia, Hungary, Poland, the
Ukraine, White Russia and the
Bender’s absence, he-said.
It la necessary that the license Dodecanese Island*. The collec
applicant have hix car with him tion will he a tong one. Mr*.
ready for Inspection and that w Dawson, chairman of the Civic
inpry
Ikenaed driver accompany him Department, stated for "llunj
or her to the ’Armory. The ear people must be ftxl every •lay.
will be tested for safety xuch not Just a few days."
The Rev, J. K. McKinley, preelas brakes, lights, horn and wind
shield wiper which must lie up dant o f tha Sanford Ministerial
to Standard: otherwise llie driver s Association, will act a* co-chal»license will not lie Issued; even man, It waa announced. Mrs. R.
If th« applicant has passed per A . Goodspaad of Laka Monroe
il and driving teals, said witl act a* chairman of the Ll ~
Monroe district; Mrs. H. D, Hfi
dir,
layman will contact all schc
---------------------for
thalr
co-operation;
Mrs.
James Houghton and ibe Pilot
NEW PREMIER
Club, will act ae the final*
-.* *'
committee; Mre. Irving Fainbat
May
16.’
W
V
ConTOKYO.
contacted v manager* of variot
N r a U t s Shlgaru Yoshida was stores to' ask that collectk
mlar ,o f Japan today
laced In or about that
C. Smith, Jr. togethi
Seminole County Chan
itnmere* and th* Jaycai
tiva
Party
supporters win furnish tranaporution fi
a narrow margin— on tha foodituffa: th* Term Butes 1
atndght party vote—to el set will aoiidt thy row food* to I i
-----and lb-* .ipaaker o f inftWt and the County C a t#
isslcnsrs grant
.
tro s L U s
new.
cm
0 will receive a three-week re
rohdi-r
lii«fttfi(t>
J
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Kti'Un n
Ifftyl&ffht
I ” >n»rd flint** HU hung qn<i
Former Jap Heads Using Allied
Justice Weapons To Escape Trial
tt<*« lm«**i Hu»i li*»tl» -Mir* mm njivn
|y ai kiiuu!tii)ir l hitl I hull L*fui 1
' t«* end thr* winhf Imivc fmletl. Hr
War Criminals ExpUitin^ Existing Law And
Anglo-Saxon Conception Of Legal Fair
Play To Siclfstcp Prosecution
Aii ll! lm h. piul tlu? tw o p a rtie s
rtliilii MCI t v ui. an a r b it r a t o r , but
ad d ,. ! l hut he i| a p p o in t G iif Dim
-<df 1 ih ey 11n lilii’ l. H e p ro p o sed
that llie ini Ilf * k eep mi w o rk in g
d u .u tr tu In I II tm ii ftruceciliriff*.
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roP"-.r.itHthat tlic prehMimaiy plrn-e *.f the lives said the nemdiaimiia have
.ilfriin-t Jflit* ’2H furiMvr * • n ilnivtt nml lht*I Milll»ihk
u;i -fo*R kdileil. The tailto.’iiU nmin*
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. 0CALIF*lltN'IA
I'ppllticinli
Ray- |‘ V
mood A. Run is shown in a I * 1* 1' cj'O'entl.uial «n r cilineSan Francisco hospital, nllcp hojl Ihiid tin- ciuitrlilliin that tlicic
wa* ai 1 rstrd in no auto arclilenti ' it" ba*!* in inU-inutioiial biw
Iti Florida and revealed Hi* or tin- rate glide* of so.calb'd
Identity, ittn r »n * sought f(H nine* against humanity
*"*
'It year*’ hr ’the Fit! in ednnee# lime- neaimt peace
lion .w.'jl jjiM X??- jO M n t lilllliK
i-ntatr* in bankruptcy. Dio long
sought fugitive told mithoi itiea irdlimry murderers” and bn
that many time* while G-mery talli-ngcd sharply nil defeu-e
were combing the country for t intentions.
him, tu- (vns lu i|iul out of die
ismc building in which tho FBI
IIVAIT tTION BEGINS
wa* housed in Han Franc! >co,
(lnti'niHtiuiiNit
NEW YORK. May 1*1. i/in-A
)t|ilitb t(-1h.) t *,(»! luday that
I.HGISI.ATinN NKTDKD
Fltyplian Prime Mtin»tui llisky
WASHINGTON. May in. </n— p.Llta h«« announced that llritbdi
President Truman ha* vetoed leg ti sop* liavc lipgnn tin- evacuation
Cairo and Alexandria. Pasha
islation passed !•)’ the I'uerto
b»- had lieen nutlfied official
Rican l.rgislstute wlilrli pruviiled
for 11 plelescite on the permanent ly I f the evaluation by the Rri.M,||t(c4] , Ulus of tbe country. A tL4 'Mega1>uii di*ru*»ilig the i p *
uf the Anglo- Egypt I-i*t
f 0,npanioii hill, providing for .1 vlrku
poll of Puerto Rirsn voters for trtp y.
the puiiKise of ret-ommemling s
w
jtE IT ’ ER WANTS SEIZURE
Puerto Rican for apianntmeni t>
governor, also wa* vetoed.
vlvSHINGTON, May lfi. G1VHer. |[lor Claude Pepwer of Florida
TO SLASH RATIONS
heal1suggested that the govern3TIJTTGA RT, Germany, MaySeize llu- coal mines and
16, GP)— An official notice of a
negotiate a contract With
ration cut has been sent to 18,irtted Mine worker*. Pepper
000,000 German's In the American
roil John I- Lewis, but «x
occupation zone. They wrre told
id-opposition tn a proposed
that, affective May 37. their sooutlaw union welfare
called “ hungari’ -food ration wiU
b« cut mdra than seven percent
to 1 , 1 B0 - calorics.
lliiT A C E REDUCTION
*
%
W A llllN G TO N , May 16. W V T h . II buse vote.1 unanimously to
d a y .- ft ,* (eduction fn air mall
postage rates from H rents to b
cantg- liv ounce. The leglstation
must I f approved- by the Senate
« R t a House before it
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Mi
1tum uli Uittisril t hut tlir
quite oJtiiluii-inir a.* hr simtkrA A i.»t irt'finr gultig to njrrp in :h» Wi»iia
n»n* t iuiith > si tl! i * tn »l i' *‘ p iT i u t **
i low fi| ii. Nr a Yftf k f ii rt»11 mr vtm»■ >ti* ot an « * tIt*t» t
♦*10 um
|i i*n- ,i- t* m- iih iif I hi* ribdl
unable t« fliui h m n i-in Hie ,*ira lie - i *11 mint" in the ill u* .»r •vs, m
1 I.wll'Vkt' -*M•I ...... .
l IMI t ill Ilf* I Ih*
the houMi'^ yfualloli
lu> nui
* Inieiu i
g o t lt ’ ii **4it «»f flu* u im im l tn p rr^*?tii i*m*u L*'t*ftU+i hm tUhip
Hu
A L T H O U G H t.A C K IN O P H I\ \ 0
•
- .rrs.
f t* ai
j^pvtjt ten niinutr- Iiilking i*» la*n
msm s
-
Ilf
!prt!|Mi-,it iti it h n e liti ra ile d p i r v
i iifiii i inin i * o n f r i r i i r r , ,ifti*i In* l*a I
ro!
.
*»i*nl tlint
ritnr to make up ihrir u»imi‘.
! Ihc Pir^nlrnt iiih«1c known hi
■m m
.
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lit* .1lwf
Itsiil iriurliin(l) ritinr hi thr r*»nItiwiiHt that ennie fnim Af Hhtl*
>11 iKi* legi^intinu it ueetle*i,
Jnliu |»- I.cUidiinil I hr -ofl t n.il
if|Wtil«*n* have liwti a^krd In Mii»*
itiit thrii *li»putv t«i mhilrnHuh.
II,r ici|uc-t rnmc hnl»y front
PrrMflotit T r ii lit ii H*» who Kitvr
|,cu)n mnl the lutno nwtier^ utilil
credited with thr donation of
several hamper* of brans, for
which he paid pickers , to have
ready for canning Wednesday
•flat the meeting, as also was
Boyd Coleman «lm delivcied *ev<
rrajTtmtTperi'-tn ttie dub.-----Mrs. Rucker thanked oacli per
son or organization anil the new*,
paper* for their assistance tn
gwt|in> tin- tnogrum orgaulze.1
and atalcd that the laike klonroo
Schools will turn out tills after
noon PJ. pick lieans for canning.
Hhe Urged everyone to participate
in Uw collection and to help with
money whenever posslldo, since
iiunav sent direct to beu.l<|(iart«rs
vuuld naturally lie diverted Into
food and sent In tbc needy quick
er, than collection can ha mode
Urosend
u — ..aero**. „ . , .
,
Mrs. Meynie H.slgkln appeared
at the _____
„ •and marlr a rameeting
port >011 the organization of tha
_____
_
County Lesgua of W o
hemlnulc
men: Voters. She stated that thus
far approximately 60 women hava
expressed their desire to join.
Mr*. C. K. Carter, represent
ing the Seminolo County Council)
P,T iA „ wa* present and made an
tu the club to assist In
belter iaUrieg for teachin the repair and better
nance of schools.
Mrs.
stated that the aversge
r's salary in Seminole Counlower than In surrounding
and only by getting tbe
monlae, namely from race
DRAFT
funds,- wrhleh tha State
Ja school funds, and ’ WASHINGTON. May 16, WPt—
of the 07 Florida coun- The- Army has, aakad President
ves, could this standard Tnimin to lift the ben on U*e
Sha asked for a repro drafting « f men between 26 and
of the club to be. pres- f t years of sga. A War Depart
next.- maatiag of the ment official say* that Mr. Tru
man may »cl latar today, y.
sinners, V.!,
.i
i I
' a m i lie c a lle d fo r le g is la tio n
. uinrir
V»i!tfaW>lrlltP’ flit lit
] (c*itpt h iIf a ycur. ! If'lii+ l Unit ■
|tf«* nunc wiifkrr- rhirftnin
; |»t*lh*it the *witrh mi Anicrirn I
-YGllK, Jlsy lfi, GPi- The
aliens Security Guuik.il ru g h u r - **
- - -— -*— * •
- -v
nimbusly adopted a secThe tivil Arroiiautlcs Admin
t ilru* giwvos ciimpriima -orln
rocy/rule nml adjourned after « 1st rat Inn in New York said that -1
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together with the
two-lour a«salon.
11 will mrtt it- .report showed 27 nrrsons were grounds ami rountiv estate nf
' ‘ r. and M s I lull les BradstiaW
Hgiiw toniorruw at 11 A
M, killed in the crash.
Uaslrrn Daylight Tim*. The »ec-| Ibilire found n pass|>urt mt n*ei".c* r SpriiiL- I.ake in Semilioir
i c c j rule permits the council to of the bail Iv burned bodies bear- ' “ unty midway betWean nuesl
kerb record* of executive sessions ing tbe name of Jose Maler.c i' “ F.
Altumonta have been
This, tog.th i I'urchmarsl b^ l.umniitia Briitbe..
froir every UN member not in- dons Zambrini.
A rrigo i onipuny of t hieago.
p r in t e d at such chwed meeting-. with the muscular Hpiiearark-e <>f {
e council did not act on rules meat of the bodbs, has led to
,’T T . t ,
.“.T
fi’ l admission-of new. membeis. the thought that the plane fmlxld
,n ,ho
” f -tX'*
*«rty
u*
rwirrtort
•
4
«1
I
hi?
t‘inir
1
Tl4 Au. trillion
dtlstralc, l ’»ul (have l-ecn chartered liy ii k ii >ii|> 1
lotiM*, tilt* t c»Mh1 1 !i*t a 1ton o f thr
lliwlurk, declared that some
ment- ;„ f |,ailM American
workers
tiule mtiimjiifrfl tu iipproiimutfh
i>ela eeem to havo tire impression nthlctics.
107*5041 ----------Mi
*1 Mt* . ll« ml
thli the UN is a pri»»tc
club, j
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-------------------->*have 11\r ti (hli*
Ilixluck argued that the chsrtri 1
IT ItK ill iiS (.IIOSK
mlike, it cTenr that llu- ticncral ;
Ml IT I ILED
Alletnbly is the only organ of I ‘'hncliugs" were on the h>nr<
th* United Nation* which hn> the aaaln last evening and the FiU
NEW \<>Hk. Max l«.
—A m
•r to decide on admitting new Department answered a call ui
10;,do I', M. lu pul nut fire tn luduslrlui unit (lescrtlird by tic* i
mbtHL
government a* tbu wiiritis Imgest
Jfuler the proposed rules, np- palm tree* at Twtnlirlh Streci tumbitlr <>f nickrl producers has
• lid 1-ske Avenue, A similar rail
eittlons would be turned over to put out n fire in palm Ire* been cited in an anti-trust suit ,
the Security Council Tor cun- near the Mayfair Inn - wa* not fded in Federal court. Tlic ri»-*l
eratinir and recommendation lo answered.
("mplailll in Ibe rase lists tb‘ Cenernl Assembly The n i
Intarnatii'bal Nickel fompany d
nthly would ntaka the find
I anada, linntrd and :t» New York
111It F.tTORS TO MEET
cislon*.
tlie (nlrrnalliuial
Members «| tne ( ward of (litre F U b s i ^ i i a t )
tors of thr Sanford Kiwuoi* t in, Nickel UtMnpniiy. In< . « » vnda>.
will meet this evening at th« nrs of till- ualinn'- anti trust
home nf P. P. ( ’aoipiud).
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W A S H IN G T O N , M ay lfi.
<^») — C ivilian Production
A dm inistrator John I). Smul!
today lias Hsltori Um govern- J
ment to i;nu'k d o ivn ’ oit John
Lowis. 'Small issued a
iitn lcim -iit
in
h liidv
he
i chained
that
L ew is
ho t
<thiow.li industry into chaos,
t
f e c r S E r S S ’SSiS1! ' Sold For $107,500
-
Truman A.sks'OwnerH
And Union Head to
Submit Dispute To
Arbitration Today
Oty File 9 Request
To Enter, Occupy
Naval Air Station
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11U V C
Returned To Work
With Power Firm
H
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: 1 Mil'll from
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pinip. ,iii |w|t cnl u f llie
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wht( 1.|ltelc(,
,ervice
t|„.
havr letnineit to
i|)(|
,|(l, 33 c, rmplover*
W|(I1
,rlcH.ed from lint
servin', 2811 have
been 1 eenitdoy.il l>> the company,.
Till* i- Hfi percent of tlto-e
*er-.
lie aii
unusually high percentage. The
power company I* ro.operating
will, the veU-inii* Administra
tion by uffeilng il- lotu’mee*
valuable
un-tbe-jpb
tlaininr.
Eleven einplayee* gave li.eir live*
to the nut ion during tbe wki,”
v -------------------- ------ -----
i!1
VctcranH Service
Any vetarnn in need of serv
ice tfiee nf charge) in any of
tbe following-categories i* retiucstrd to visit the office of
tbs responsible agencies listed
helms:
Coordinator — E. It. Carter,
Atlantic National Rank Ruilding.
Employment — U, S. Emtloyinent Hervlce, 112 North
Park Avenue.
Vocational Training and Edu
cation — T. W. Lawton, Court
House.
Legal Aulatance. Hospitalixation and State Service Of*
fleer — Contact through l.loyd
P. Boyla, County Service Of
ficer, T »U ch Building.
Home Hervka AssisUnee tn
Servicemen, ax-SarvIcemen and
ents — American
Amt:
thalr DtpendenU
Bn! Cross, Lakefront Houlevard.
---.
-----Veteran* AdminUtratloo —
Martin M- lludich, Hlmrifr*
Office arary Tuaaday.
TT
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V
THE SANPOltD HR
TAGE SIX
vlnetl to contact C R Dawson,
county ucriit, at tunc. Mr Dawtuii ,■ i lintrnrin of the i-nli UnI*, liven,• ii tominilitre n| llie Seinliiul*
ii.ij t urn Itumni UiiI.-m
PRODUCT# AV AILARU
Growers win* un- Interv.ded
obtaining muck
C»|
lot.’, u l
fo r i iio ir f m iii
a la h lc i i i . i l i u i * u n
G E N E R A L P A IN T IN G
—
BRUSH
lure for ll ha* r o ily paid, t
mean* that I 'can live ngati
without f o r of liuiiiug uthen,
I wish if -il I could tell evervorw
win* >i*v nick with Tul**rculo»h
that th.i'ie in hope and healtg
here at the Florida SatilUriurv,
Thunk ihe people in the County
for me for making It pcnalbki
that I could come line.
j
"Thanking
your
Atsociati«i|
Adiuciatidi
again for nil I lint you have iloi*
fo r me.'1
OR S PR A Y
SANFORD FLORIDA
MONDAY; M A Y M S t t N t
Ih r ( l u r l a l Ib r C t a u l l
rm l** * tr I ' n l l l l , I T a r ld a .
Ja d tc
In r a i d *
re; Etial* nl OF.oltOE FOUR
EN. deceased
'a A l l
« rru l o C i
||> I
C M la ta
ar
• amt. or aMt>rntrf "Oil m r
claim i.r drmana nut to tlloa i
ind each of you ar« hereliy Cotinly
l UOil rrquirril III |llr*rll| rlglil
aImi and ilr nmlull wlilel) lime n
- rlllirr of you. maj !,**» llil*
III! .-u l. ot OEditor: lUall i.,
BN, deccaned. (ate of »aM ihe pli
in tit* County Judea >if nfrira- n
t Coubly. Florida, ut hl>»t,all nr
LE G A L NOTICE
u t
Frraa a e
l l i a t a t i
In
void
Kl-HIK IHJUHHKN,
A* urculoi of
Will atot T»*t*lu*at
O KU II OK Ctrl'US EV.
cooed.
Flr»i FuUllcallon: May I*, 1*41
ADVERTISING
ONCE
---------- S IG N S ----------Shannon, father of five children
studied law while he walked a
night beat for five yean and nervaj
on the police department'^ seer#
ttrvlce squad for alx
Ttirn at laet he paxaed the ala*
bar examination, resigned fro*
the deportment und *et up lu
own law office.
McCLUNG - RICE
315
E A S T S E C O N D S T,
PH O NE
1144
BEAUTIFY
. YO U R HOME
R E M O VA L OF THE
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
BUT NO W (TV
I THE I I V ,
NEWSPAPER J,
, DOES IT I . I
l it BETTER
\
From 203 Mciach Building into T heir
New O ffices Located at
312 East First Street
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
tia new location has been selected as a convenience to our customer*,
whom we wish to thank for making it possible fo r us to move into
new and larger quarters in order to a ccommodate them.
Wo can make arraiiK'
nionts for you to financ
them on EASY TERMS
THANKS
Venetian blinds made lo fit any sign window#
Frcl* Estimates
Wood and metal slats — fflfc-go. foot
Ibjiairing — Jttffmi.ilnn^
SEMINOLE -VENETIAN'BLIND CO.
317
E.
1st
S t.
•
IITTU "WHITS WIND" In Ihe City ol
Angels, wee Terry Taylor, 2, wieldi
a wicked mop i n Los Angeles, Cal if,
where she was chosen as it* clean,
up-week mascot. Hollywood's Him
colony Is repork-d stoutly -tichlnd
Terry's drive.
(ftilcrnational^
Phone !
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
Phone 78
l appreciate the splendid sup
port and vote given me In
Tuesday's Election. Congrat
ulations to Mr. Smith. Hope
all of us will cooperate with
T. B. "Association
him j u our,
Representative.
IMt. 1 . T. DOSS
Should Ii-0 t - ■
yaurU on-v, .'a - ' : t
tcrials caruw t bo tpieced luf t‘M & ur
lion. BUT you rhoui
bo protected a jinn
A 1 Irl t*'» iif tftiinl .4 Jfi■■p-ifl it f»7
yfar itld fifcfj'ni fHilicnl h Jhi i*
Imtlim/ IumIUi ittf.Un nt
Klor
Ma TtiLriruluMs Hmiiliifluiil, *%u«
ri*ri*ntly rt« fiu t| by Mn* KJwuril
Kir.liur, M-*n*tury iif Oi*' Ht?m*
K.innr.i-'l lc:*- I "■ !
C tm
ii t v
llo a lM i
ntnl
TABLES
<Pa Id JWIUcnl Ailv.l
All
T u b **r-
modern
fuilflll !-
Mahogany,
“ .full a fuw wottii ul thank*
It* yum A rA**« utinut nittl !h*' |h-k
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
current,
tulti-iw A fH iiiiiffii
Thp lftt«i |
from T. C. Phillips rvndg a* t
p ie
you
iif
tu
,S i*fn m u lf
ktiuw
t u u n iv
that
f
i
and
popular
atylea
traditional
W alnut,
in
designa.
M aple
or
Blonde finishea in atylea for every
.«*nt
place- and p u rp o se !
a pp m* it IV
\
nil ihnl ha* Iwrti Join* fui nn
lo hvip m«’ finj my it - #I*Ii atfulti
"1 vw*n! to th,a*k tf*# a -m Min
burned our old building down
but wa are atill taking care o f
our customer* . . at our new lo
cation at the ST. 'JOHNS R IV E R
LIN E DOCK on the lakefront.
such notice la given Immediately
11.-Kill be Impo'-'lblc to arrange lo
fiiml’ ii
The Seminole -Feed Company
thtwadil
•a h i
J
H E V -Y -V /
YOU ALM O ST U
fAl&HTA SQUASHED
MY S O U T H E R N
a
BREAD/
c u s t o n t «r *
j
H
Voices
Beginning: June 1, we will
close Saturday at 7 P. M.
DESKS
A beautiful selection o f kneehole desks for living room, bedroom or den, in Mahogany, Limed
S o u th ern
nos ■***a*%
oak and W alnut finishes.
Also
combination
book
desk*
find
t il Bread ,
y M ^ v w i w w v w u w w ia * ^WM.'tAOAtVVVVWWyUWVVWWW
W H ISK EY
WINE
RUM
p
fa r
GIN
. * -.s
,tws-ij
' the Telephone Company
the maintenance of
that performance la directly related
to the maintenance Of earnings.
In 1945, telephone earnings Were the
, loweet In recipe than two decades. In
the current year, 4v*n lower earning*
are In prospect. Wages htv* bean In*
creased. In kaeping with the national
trend, and the coat of everything else
which goes Into the furnishing of tele
phone serviee la steadily rising.
T o a lot of businesses, customers aiy
Aa evtry bupineta man knows, ade
better known by their voices thaa by
quate earnings are a primary requireevery busincae
their facet. They order by telephone—
seldom coma In person to buy.
PACKAGE STORE
410 SANFOItD A V E N U E
Many merchant* conduct their buy
ing In the tame way. The telephone ia
the funnel through which flow* an endleu stream of ccsnmercial transactiona.
Businessmen hays grown aceui-
A# • --- - I ___ _________
and to attract new capital for coti
tlatifd eapanalon...
In' a word, adequate Mrnings safe*
guard the full Usefulness of the tel*.
BOOK
CASES
A book case for every purposed
variety of atylea, finishes and hrigl
select from.
...... •
• ,’ ;
-■ '
V-,"-* ' -VViel.'y
�-...
p
'
r
v
■—- .x .-
■
-.
t-
■j-f*-
Itt U n ity Therfc Is S lr c n c th —
T IIE W E A TH L H
To Prelect the Peacr of Hip Worldt
T«r Promote Ihf Progress of America;
. To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
^
a
n
AN
V O LU M E X X X V II
Esinblkrhrd 1908
Iran Appears
Civil
n
IN D E P E N D E N T
r
DAUY
i
r ilt ll r Intiill IhW ifirninnii through Hfllfiriilii
Srjtlrfril %lif»vrrr* .»m| Ihumlrr
uitMl* tlutiiii (hr jf|rrn»H»n and rtrmns.
i
N E W S I 'A I 'E K
SANFURJ), FLO R ID A,' lU t^ D A Y , M A Y
M, 11)16
War
* ■
Citizens Bank To City Commission
Begin Operating Adopts Change In
In Oviedo Soon ZoningOrdinance
PAKIS. MuX II. l/l*»—Km ctirjr of Slate James Byrne* to
day dtscloted that He proposed
that the .Council of Foreign
Ministers adjourn until June 15.
lie aaid he proposed that they
' adjourn after rqiuldrrlng the
(ierman question.
. *'
Assodntril Prctw Lei-td Wire
NO
170
Union__
Control O f Miners’ Welfare Fund
HUMBERT II, AND ROYAL FAMILY i
Northern Tribes And
Military
Forccn
Believed Swerving
a
Aguinstj
Empire
f
c o a l s t r ik e hits f o r d , n o t l e w is
Strike Ballots Are
Ready For Members
Of 15 Non-Operalihg Bail t nions
\\ A S I I I N U T O N . M .»y i I,
i-Vi
I u iicil .Mine W n ik e r n
lu lii! I,. I.t'w is lifts
d em u m b 'd itja l 11»-> tin if in
IllU r l A i'J u n ve t-iail m l .n f ihipitipim ed §7it.OiH*,djP* \M‘ If.t iv f lim f
- ->.tl iiu r
nVr*. The- H um ! w m tU T Ifi-
Charter Requehl f i t Purchase, Retirement
Filed With State; Of $12,000.Of City
FDtC Okay Given Bonds Authorized
A n»*u Lank f«»r Ovinli**- w jif
i ||y 1'iiiitiiiUMMicri' lif-t nieiit
T E H R A N , Ira n . M a y 11.
tmViiy l»y lb F. \VlittU ttbi|»ti*il mi uriittijiltiinit In I lie
.paid i-ntiivH b y 'the ttpi-ra_ (JPj-t-O nce tw ain Ira n upor, *\vhu levralci! that a|)|)toval diiy jEtmihg onliifmuT. in mtiinl*
! lur.s ainl wimbl lie raised
ha* lirrn
by tlm Feilernl 'incr with finding 4*1 !i brnring
^ p e a r s to b e on th e VOIKO o f
fi
^ - -'li
"i --ti I*-'!
lUMiiiHU?^ !>r|in«ii I ‘ n r
Mi Mnv H» rbaiu tng n |mi! «if
C iv il
W ar.
T ile
C e n tra l
l-U...
-ie. *.!
Jpn ftj pin .itiufi f«»i n elwtft^r liHa llagiinliii
ft.mm IM \
G o v e rn m e n t a p p e a rs t<» jm
wt’Ti f i l*i| u i( li itir jStiil* <
|: | #l.i ‘ «f*.t-iilir»*t
d oterm in u d to con tin u e its
11*if !«*«
Thu i"iftMif- itf flip new imiimi I-ai r ,<'l|tm*^iirnl tin ,-ru'
p o lic y o f a p e a c e fu l s e ttle
iltHit ( inn of ttlife’ll V!I VVlipelef L ine Ininn I nt> } |r»
will bn ii)i> jirtMtijpiA, 1 "The Vrt arc* nlmg t«• II
m e n t o f its d isp u te w ith tlu*
Citilt’ llh ItitIth nt bvtfilo^.
'lb ii.timgrt
sc I f- p r o d a i m od nut o no moua
gift »*
-M
Ca|Mtnli/ml nl >*di,tMin the bank -flu* NDl.uk iitiil (‘uhick, Fruit
p ro v in c e o f A z e r b a ija n . Hut
lu»***
will hfivi* H| .tnckbnbfrif nwnlng bmipiim wu* gntnlp.l tuithoiily
1
i (M
at the same time the Iranian
MMl ithiiie!» nf Mrck with a par p iiuivt* iu ni'* luim M Avenue • n
-U\ Ihpt
fI m t i
Artny ia preparing for wai.
value nf $|tm i-iieh. Thete if* uUn ma r«n*iii huilie ami rlwelling in
i* -el ti*d
oft ft hi I
»
The caurt for the latest alarm
prnvI'li'tl «« «ur|tlu* «*f $FI,tm,» uiri
l» give -|M»e L# pbniit
i Xid-tGa\\f =bi-.| It.. lift4::
• la the belief utnoiig government
timlitiib i| $tfiifil* ijf Sl&fWML
hirng nf n i itilr*9ii«I ^|»m ti* their
•|t. iif114«
Mutters that northern tribe* ami
Offlt I* t.f tile |*4M|MMl»t Mill, ill M«Mt
I
military forte* in the math aie THIS NEW FAMILY PORTRAIT nas taken recently in tile palace uiblitum in H» VUieetei me t\ ^ .........
h ,d
g«'*,n l«» til**
swerving from government con tardens In Rome, Italy, of Klns-de<fitateHumbert II, hUwtfr. Prince** It rhuit^nn* prr«i«lei»t.
nn! nil,.
Suppl> s i ..m ..f Ininth
trol to support their commander- la»« « f IbT^ium and their lourchildren. PrinceVictorEmmanuel,
rtutihv* *
Shitffpt vii^hie* Th? ?t»*et
.m»i Snnf^*! Nwiiue
lot
in-chief. the young Shah. Foreign -rlncws Mjtia Pta. Iittlr Princess Mary Briltlcr uiul Pmct-v, Man . ilneetm. it■- l
if,#IE l 'louts. 1tin i ll ■<*.-) Hl-il
observer*
previously hail ex C ibriclla Taking nver ilic unvcrtmi-tii Iiillnwln^ ihc ubcllmllou ot 111* --I-I \V,h .i !.
\ tlo-fi t! \V t < , -vr -1 |*i*t on. . i.
pressed fear that A sullden loeak- Blhrr Illimbrl! iliilan-rt tllnt Iip wil. .ili.rtr b> Um- iIeCt*lon i>l (Hr f.•n- |! I Ub-cl.-t .,11 ->f ll*l- e - lilt-1—mil lim .
down iii negotiations between people 111 .i June 2 Irfcrciujllm to drrntuiu* IJtr tuturc of tlir moo
I
new -a ".«
.-..bln* -f
I I -ng i-f i IhiIiim' i.
•
official* of Aierhmljan .... tinIrgrr ln-ol- t— -iy Itl -frin c I
t lnu-rn»uoti«l * ri"H a - hillw-r- -it ti c-'t-vn
Central (lovernnuVit of Iian might
m .i- .Mon
.\iii-iik' -l,t I-w‘klii-l-lm .* of 1lie It -nr ’—.-•n --i-ri.il-'.I
lead to civil war. Tho*e negotiu j ______
,4!r tlllllllxUHt
*-l - Jill'St»"ll
1 .(fillet*r 4>f SlCl f'J! ll * '
Liirk ei*
Ron* broke rliwrii yea ten!*)
Her **»'l I *’ • ‘if .1 • r **J4i <ul l(-11v
l'4» II 41- Irt (
IL«i **InD * Im m , 1
Thr A in baijun ilcleitulion
til. tcs.ll* -I- .... v (|i** k XXit }|A imL i’ m M 1 ,11Ml» 71>, li 1 1 ul
lurnril to Tnlnls. rupltat of the |
fir i-ili ‘Lmil
h-IL 1 1 <i >mi lev r<(at4* " f l{
northern piuvlnce bordcritiB on
illitf t i>’ ii Miii'iil
»’f
It ( h .)
1 1 1»,|k lilviafi Ifh'i
• .Jl i h*»«t
rtursl.—the province in which a
\ I I k I,'•>V Unlit I r WJnlin#
M ' 'Mlli Ilf i It Y Lffliil, iliit nit li
■cmi-sutonamous regime » » * *ct
ami U \ t.vffU’i
t»* •
I ringing thr I*»IhI lalur
up tiiiring Hu**l«n oceupnlion.
DtPICTED CO XI I1INS At fORD S DCAROORN PI ANT
Kapu>*-rHi|»
i Ih* bmg.Htiiihlinn
IwtinU retii^«l *»i»r»*
thi< first i
Premier Ahmed (Juvam conm ill fn» -mil anm-vt Uuljttii
ir *\ lh» yrai t«* %>*: nim nri nt dilig |
Unves lo rsprewi hope, foi «
fhtnlr \|i \\ hrrlri atblr.f that t Mr Sa^t*r.
peaceful MiUlordent, liowevw. tie
_
______
hi* 11111<
n
i*-« , I'm i r t hi* b« itI,In
I*»»!irr Fin «•{
11**> t * \V11h.ti*i *
(ifM’ i ai ifif t I#v <h> tit r I\ (Gilt <•! *v- iiatharitrd tu fuivrl In I
the*
hiuntion*
this 'siuitmei
i bring Imrk u iicitmi ^untuif
HtUturie to solve the prohlrm
i\ e
By
Chief
Williams
Th* Jraniun ptcinlci ^«u, th e1
Honored
Is ri■Mi a S, 11."
ilcy 11uan <iiut
iifgotUlrni,* tuttjte (tnum ]-p'*u*iTo Cheek *Vehicles
^flTr.fTftl T h r w Ckf rjly fw il
nf three pointJr The Arertiaijan I
1iav
K A m unemnpim«a(r.l mcrnbfi - t / I M ' l l i H I ' I ’ l l
1 t V I rw*» »»»
u”
Pc-tici’ t’ hief l!ov Ti. W'iliiaoi
delegation \vnoted the provlure to
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p
#
HMlef
W
it
»
4
*1
1
*1
1
1
**1
b*
lilt’
•►
»’!*»
\
iotlii\ nnfiounred that thr, Honfortl t,f the Selertive Hervire Sy*i---n
hhve the right to mime it* gnvor- i ['-litre |»1 puituivnl, Iti co-opera ;«cic* prwented loot en-iinyt with
slll-h fat till i ii, bnl VI nt *
tror general The Arcihaijirtt tlelr li--n
it It olht-i law cnfnrtem-iitntrrlnl* add c*rtif Irate,. t-» Sia--'
fif 44114I.i4*»I • i|»l*« ill put I>v tin t i
gulion refu*nl to agree to per- , ugeiu-ira. wilt i-tarl W'edne.olny Seuntor l.loyd P. Iloylr rr-pi- f „
- Jatnc* M lltirrli.
Itm jiMl 1Liw i»f fill I
mlt the Iranian government th e j-n the I'olire T raifk h>frly sentlng CJov. Millard F. * aidwcll, (>j ‘
nml Ml - Jot- II. Itm
I ’ll j A i Ini ut*v Freit It U ilright to ....... .
army offin-r* iJ 'W k which i» apotuored by the and were commended f-.i Iheir of g IIIId French A «c
who it wa« duti led, Ht the rcipie-t ot
bv Brig. Cicnernl J
In the province. The Azerbaijan International A a a oc t n t I on of service
.hat,,..... r.t it.. S rt«»U e
f,’ U"',,e*1 ?l* l,,‘‘
Hit- l lll.-f M N.. tTl-vchlUll. I«
This safety Hsttuts
officiais
........................
inaiated on Uie
‘
m:ilia- Chief* of Police.
n P* 1 ..
.
'
Stale, after eight month*
-draw- up an ordinance pinhlliiting
tritiulion of large oriutca uinong cltrrk will continue until the end Service Hoard
vice with ttie Mcupnliim - f m r ■siin-ktiig * in - rrtnin piihln hitild
.-— - *"-■ —
—-—
The impressive p r e -rnlntt m 'fiT^ JlTp.m rwelViol tint lii-niind-b IfH.'"
pcnaanU and that puliire land* « r jurrt1
ilk F»i*|w
|»i*x|kp«*t»ii
I Li*
If ih
‘t,ti*r (iffiilv
1
at
the
liitk-.-in
ni*0 lie given to Uie pea mint*
Traffic officer* tonkins the WBs made on the XrmoiV -luil tli.ilnn ce
can Mil PMit llfit 4?i'll In .it 11'III f Xi
a demand the government re check will n?k fir*i for the field while Ccinpaoy < - f the a kit) IV imhih H SrjutiwltinE 1
rb«*i t *"*ii 1 Tkeinn (jikrt, 1Usdriver'* lirrn»r tnn-l |-erhap* re * Horiila .Slntf fiUMtH un«l»*r *«»*»i iff ..n Moniluy
ject crl.
Wr«‘V 11* •idltn*’ kllll* *ift rbili \ iii
glslratlini rnrdt
Then the> «b- 111uurl nf f-npl. J*»bii I
Hui irli 1*1it ft ihI lb*
\.ik\
Hf 1*1I mi,
*ei». five cm fr.ilutr- I t .ikt-*, aliMifl nt nlirittifitl
V h' i »Ml*rr. ItM.'t -in.I i r*a« tx* .I
Ilglitr. lire*. wimUhlrtd » l(iera
Ksaniilliug i-hyit i.iu- ptesi-nl ; nmplin-1-o* itnioing -•» '-“ I-—■
I* .,
A
T i n J ’ n ,, n,ld horn*, and abo note any -ith- lo receive uwauls were
IU J '•'*
1“ Muich, It'tt. lie »*■'
p y l/ O ff
I i n Y a i l ,,, , l,*|ou*ly dangerou.
N. Tatar. Or. th K St-lmnn ami
w" 1'
..................
dilions
Hr. George II. Sunk,
Hi t. II
Hn;i. shuitlmg auiiptn„
,
..
,
...
nuvaiiceu
l-ases
iii
I Mr I'iniln
A ling w ilt a Un can lieil to
t'/ira involved in accidents or
.i*i- t i *.t? th^tr’
After the Jnp* suriemler, llmrti
Its tail by r-otite prankster (prob idoppod for traffic violation* are 1 ulnatn and. Hr, J. J. --Iftl''
it
11*i ; j f af
were
unable
to
In
*
pre
i
nlW.
A
„
.,Aril
w„
h
n.'c
Wcupni,..,,
fm
,.
ably a youth) muted quite a hit subject to thi; police check. But
:f I
44|»«
Ml
l/'ffler,
re-employment
rnmmlta,
V()knl.amrf
amt
at
.Tokyo.
IIf
o f eacitcmnit in tlie downtown a|) moloriaU. are urged by Chief Iceman and l>r. Harry S Uoo-I ,r |„riie,| lo .................
section. The matter was reported William* to have their car* chcckKhfnff i'linrb'.
»n«*l l*4il
.to
oMLu
ruff, dentist, also received re
ftonvillr ea.lv this
......- irr riupf lti*v t Willistnii If P
to Ihc police 'for solution, but the r(|
discover possibly dangerous
NfATLY STACKED WOODPItE BACK OF IEWIS
HOME
w
jin
I
a,
a till ii nit rirtlcinf In JiirliMUivilb Hf It HU t* • li>rl 11*I
Mini
i
dog wn* mil ot sight when they condition* ami to have needed
Ml tint e I»(I L» hr lirir t*• ibi f,,f l,,H (|jfttbfi i nt- ITi» woitix tin*' ftp- llff 1f*-«tir|'w
- titjfitMinl ilr I'lMin i I'lM IHD HON IIA*» HAM KD
1
r* nt Mn'iif t ' iij» i
arrived,
- correction* made at nonItil 11nr In tllCif ft V*1’ rilncn
f|f ^rjiiiituiluvi riblKin*. Hip A ihi*i u hm for A noiriDo.
m b# rr I L- [ 4fMtj f{u 'i Holier" 111;iii-f uf I>c*arhoru Nf
iji j fL> i-ui i*ni
Mrs. Walknl* nf Reel* u-rd
Traffic fll,ntlti6; M) ||,r l!nlt#tf Kanfonl who
of
thru
111111* thunter, the Ahiattr-I'ai tFi*
»»"1
ahniff **f i but ills iw buMiitk' i
hi pint ii h*
ilh libi-il to m i fit
4 1,Sll | «'ft*i> , M
ritr lot on the OrUmlo hijriiwiiy
v
• in l i ’ '•* i *
fliPpt «t |iM'-<oin vk(ii i i« i li**' l** I a lot* |is* T'll rtf f>* I-'a thr i »»it mil
repcrte-l that her ymmge.l am. j « '■ f
"««
l * rrt" 1 ,,i“ h* r f-o Kcenerouiily !»» brlp ihi* u**v«*ri» H»e \ irinry.
rntnl,1
'
aabl
IiPorral
II
u
l
L
mhu
I'rim
If
1
Jib
urtliv
in
In
t
3
had caught « carrier pigeon whi i. *"
ll'* n »**e» » « r m
« {(). h 1\41»fcf ri■IsIs4■14 1MU'’. I> ‘ .
tl
M? A'rtIlh f 0*1 111e*1 in
Hni
1
I
1
wjiPtjiphiyeil
u
*
who
lukl
the
niPti
that
thrv
lui*»
fill 11 I! ■' • *
"U- I' \I*X-'I -M. V.4 * 1J>1 Ilk
from the hand* on It. leg* wa, ""*•
Ink ifiif iltr Atli4fi1.ii tiinji r^iiib
buljni* ►
Tin ii*'ito *»f i L<- in brill * I *
identified a* a government car- •|rn1' 111'
" 'T
" , "J Eonp an esnptitih! |**b
1
r.4
<
MiHpany
in
Saiifmil
for
»*ti
E 1 Haifa 1
Her pigeon, and ................. I
accnlenU arc
£ " h ill the war rfh*rt
dlP 1.n r^MH i ttill Mir eel f »•
likcwjift I'rnlM'il fhP turn f**i Hiuir inmtlbp. H ip vplurmi fibum I- rimi Hi I1'' iTi>it nf bmikiru* *
what to do with tt.
n,u?r American*
iU
!'
i ? ihM,’
t It>JH. t.fHin
last
their unrcmppiualrfl r*crvirr'.
apply
f«-*r
>
\
mail
r
k
r
k
’i*
poultiM
K U
rnln otj.',
« **t aii r # in fbr M
—
i ..—
jlive,, in motor vehicle airulcntaCivil
Rerviivi' in thr im*,4
Carler, aeipcUvp aervtrp rlrrk. j M» thr C
iv 11 Hcrvit
If fa offirr
,«tt increase o f 41* pci cent over Msittcd In Ijip piwnuticm *
future.
Turner, nrioitlihf; to Degiut)
Efforts
In Salvation
J*m
.lnry
“c' Scmntnr fioyje cfinYi*yDii
Sheriff Jurk IlirkMui, u thr *»nlv
■
e -s i
r*
.cu rd in g to i.A.t ,P. figure*.
lUimlrri of a train: of mbU'iH
thmika of (luvrrnot Cohlwfll ami
*';'* *'
Army Drive Renewed improper driving cause* about th«
Confm e^of the Uitilnl Stiitca
11 J* ******
l,|p 'V alin e.. who until irreutly liaid not >ri
B c p r c N c n ljiifr
half nf the trafft* falahtiea, said
ill making' the awards, ami it of the World urimiunceil today bent Mpprdimtteil.
WUh half uf lh« $3,000 «|i»nU Phisf Wtllhtm*. Failure lo give was with bnppy Mnile* tlial the that the jnatallatim. of office!''
in the Hoys of Wimdc.aft orreal lie-1 In the Salvation Army , right-of-way, and driving on tlw
,t X . K NO S VII I 1
m Me t in g t a l l k m
Annual
Maintenance
Appeal, : wrong stile nf thr road, are Iht mart receiving the awards left ganltatiun . will
L '
. . In- held
. . . tonight
.
%.
WASHINGTON. May 11. Id’>
I**'* ^* Ii hr
Li *
tho
field,
(he
medal*
pinned
In
h
:!>
(>
Lieut. Byrd Hudson, officer in most, frequent infraction*. Spcrl-tl
#1
. |J,rt" ‘ |l1'1it Tniiutttt. luu vallwrt -n
Uni
lapel*
ofth*ir-#o*U---Vkitl>
j
(fn|
t
|
i
I Incut ert m i it; JibUUi_ I,iiTV presenlalivc* of the "llig Five
rharge nf the .. loe*l-po*V-U*iUy->atustt**— DidienUi—.that loan ago
• ITi RNM. \1iiy II. lyfhv
\m I'lill'flliypllh' » Ijjl.tnf (It* |*V4I ilyiMl
. Mr. Finch »aid that all rnilrcatl brnlherliood* ami Ihc
announeeil that a renewed effort driver* have more aeeidente than each medal ami certificate went
A
II .!!( \«ritv nffutM
if- i*M iLf' HH i. ii * 11* ! iEI*
a
service
ribbon
ami
lapel
pin.
members uf the W.O.W., Wood toad upcrulnr* tu u White llnu*c
would be made to runtinuo the any other age group. About 20
hki 11»|i i.tt.Linj; .Ji4|i,nhiit in-**-l v«l**l nn*t n»8*‘l ,,‘ »l f*-‘ ?#*-*'1
men Circle, the liny* uf Wood conference. The conference w'.l
^ appeal until the good ha* been (percent of the adults killed in
tt ith m .it * rtiiH* * nHib'Utjr.f r4nl.1v : * i'lu uvn v Hi*-*
craft und thru famllUw arc in attempt In head o ff the strike
reached.
automobile accident* had beon
Jn|t tt! - ih .i L Httaik it|i IV.lit Miff* .iS?!»»H-! tL
tiled tu attend.
The annual appeal for The drinking.
I'fr ( •Inn* RntwiL* Wolfe tc. J|HI iscrl V-rit rut 11**114' lull*’-- mini ; UllvMil if. Uliuy
Called f»c Saturday.
Salvation Army in Hanford and
i civ .it hi- ill.i'haigi- ft mn the lil*4 Mi l** tIf#* ill'll!! LitfitLlfit* •*+
- i*1*| lh*'*i
Seminole County was launched
3B.—
\itoy ul Fl Itiagg. N C, nil M t «■ lllittlL
fill uLli4lu lllli •h.ii
la April bv Major Allan Whor*
\pt 21 afti'i ,1-ivini* lUWl niihlf r * f*r *
• It e * VIIm-I ft * • -|L*i 1.4 l |*L s>3ii ton. but due to his transfer in
tv-nt Iv with (In' aims of orrupn kl’Tti til fr .tits’ll li* 1(4 f'1‘1 1111 ' « 44tn|i,iri i) rtitli iii *
another appointment tho drive
lion in Grrmuny and Hwitscrltmd jiti'*haf. I\ r *Iiri ] isi t- ' U i- fit 11r * v«i| v ' iii v sii.niLi
haa somewhat lagged. Lisut. Hurtn* it ilnvcr foi (n-iu-rul llnrkei, IP* ,t|4*»Lr|F|l* ** f'4| IJ
lit.'
It,
i f I
son. aasitlad bv Harold May, will
i omiiisMili ! nf tin- Jmli Miviiion. J!Until. Iimiil*.
r*i 4*\i>i it** *title I
School children are showing
carry nn with thg appeal for
Wolf,*
iil-.ii
,|*ivol
with
llii'
7Hlh
Tit
i
it
L’liliuti
evhu
h
Hi'Mi
ril
the fijs* vu*i»k *n Nfjiv
much enthusiasm in making col
KYOTO, Japan, May 14, (/!'»— ,thr- food " s i'n 't t<si good." lit- MivUion ami »n - ii»*igm-il at Kifri in
fumf* to meet the naad* of th«
innir Ly i imL'M JuKvini't, Mi MH
lection o l canned food for over- General Kisenhuwcr told tt news
added
that
perhaps
tlucooks
jrt .Salvation Army in thalr program
vurtou*
lime*
to
tluI
hifd,
S--Vt?
lit
D
\ti»n
lb
in#
.*
1
1
1
1
1
In
—
f
r,. j *| fi*r th*1 -atnu p«*Tt*wi.
■cat relief, it wag reunited to
o f service and chataeUr-building
(
F ill
^
ptrliu It . t i *■» ii rrRalph Joseph Palmer, &2. for day by Mrs, H. LL Hlghleyman, conference today That ‘’There fa weren’t preparing it very well. eiilh and Ninth Annie*.
ncllvitle* in the Hanford district. mer Sinclair Oil Company agent chairman for achool food collec no question but that tlw- Army The Geueiai told newsmen that
Aio.y • opt. W G Furne,-. " f j iKi.teil front Bay, llrevufd. Hr
He
went.*
the
following
rihtimip:
la on the upgrade in efficiency," until the Army rnuld train new
- "v iN. 51., presented t'*- »atd , rolumblu, Itade. U.tvn!,
In Hanford (1035 to 1943) and tions.
|iistiii«ui*h*-<f S o r v l r o
t*rn*s. Tmiiooari
ilay-. fat' triul
i tinlletige v">t !>., n nina and Ulndr- counties. 1
in Dade City UD2D to 1935).
A "shower" o f canned good*, He . merle the statement us he men in rooks am) linker* school*,
||ilt-boioiigh, Orange,
died suddenly at 1:45 o'clock this wUI be held Wedneadar at 12:30 wnun<l UP a bu*y, thrcc-day In- thorn would lie some complain'* A m e r i c a n 1 heater. Eimipean Iwhair ol foimrr lnpno< -e l it- A |p„ f,
W ARNING IBHL'HI)
*|iection*
tour
of
Eighth
Army
Then
at
the
I2dth
Bakery
hi
Theater
with
one
alar.
Wot
Id
miP!
K»'hn«t
II
h
Dtiitiiiii
*Hi*l li'Ui (1%11-tiLt. I 'film lit*i»4 h, Rjip-ru* I'.dk,
morning after a short Illnes*.
n'elocji at the Sapfnnl Wuinan’ r
He wa* born July 26, 1891! at Club to further the collection*. occupation fores* In Japan. He Kobe, Klectmuwer asked Lieuten XVar II, GikhI I'unilili I Medal, olhi- f-.Mtn-r hlgi( tanking No- Saruaola find Vniii-lti C-illlth-C,
N E W Y O R K . May 14. told the Eighth Army's com ant Jamci W. Steven* of Foil
■t'-ountU** with the highest litAmerican parents war# warned Freedonla, N. Y. He we* a mint- Hunday afUmoon at 6:30 o'cloca mander, Lieutenant General Ro Lauderdale, Fla- if be couldn't Coniiml
Infantry
Badge
am) ptm<-.i' oMiiiul'
the young people of the Baptist
* nt in-" -ought to 0l.t1. 11, ti'- *caleucc are Dwie 2'i. Calm Beach
today* by the National KoundaI’rcsjileultat
Unit
Cttatlon.
I’fr,
bert
L.
Kichelberger,
that
his
Use
more
than
the
19
Japanese
of that city.
Training Union will also have a
mi**«l of BKgrcvM"., .halves j»0 ||lt_.\ai«l 7, IlilMmniugh 7
'
soldiers ware "so far above what employed there.
Steven*, who Wnlfo pinna to ic-cnter eollcge «ga..i*t ail 2ft defendant* by run- .....
Mr. Palmer la aurvived by Uw canned food shower.
I
couJd
possibly
expect,
I
feel
run*
a
bakery
turning
nut
3(1.li-itdlngJwt
it
would
l-e
i.npiMsi'
/
>
widow,
Mrs.
Alice
B.
Palmer;
two
Persona wbo can fUmleh presafter spending hi* leave with
drtn s . tonsils before and
000 loavsir of bread ■ day,- said
,— —>- ■—
-J----»ure cookers or aaalera for can real warm Inside."
his famijy. Ho graduated front Ide for tj,e m-iiliCil \U> get a fnit j
th* Hot luhtmer month*
General Ebenbow'etk said he Had there was what'he called a
trial in an 'Allied’ court. Kei-nan
'll are advised to contact
high
school
in
Clinton,
JL
C.
un
I
P IN TH K T MEETING
nd vary little griping, and SIblllty”
of training more Jap- nttemlril Fllnlon (’oHego ami Uni- prmnptly trinie.1 this challenge
wi
W. Rocker, prasldent of
. . a murunception."
t what there was was only anesc to l>ake the bread.
oman ■ *Cluti or The Rev.
vrrslly of Now Y«rk at .Syracuse. premaltire
More than ” *> Townsend Club
The entfrt took ti.e motion Un
- f N n O rli.n ,
A t the Kobe Ordnance Rase,
IcKinley of the First Meth- natural among drafted men who
feel they are entitled to go Rome rtlk e" called tha home rex Ion of
der advisement and iei-«-**ec| untii lepiesrntativcs from e.Eht cluhr
tomorrow. Neither did it art* atieiidnl thr orsitidialimi's Fifth
and mothsr, Mr/entf Mre. Jc
l soldier. . He told P.F.C. Wil, ™ following are eniong those at a^on a* possible.
itoum-e a detislmi on ye»tenlay'< district inerting nod dinner at
He loured ths dock areas of
m Grove* of Lampsss*. Tex.
N. Palmer o f UWeland; two _ . placet designated^** collect candefense contention that Japan t'nloii I’urk Hiiml.iy nt whieh ■
term, -Mrs. Harry Mar*h of Tam- “ “ *' ‘ for relief: Robert* Gro- Kobe and Osaka today, driving /•Ill bet yuu are from th* cattle
conditionally
and Coil netI 1‘ resideni 1'. V. D ra g 'of
Itnectwr*
of
the
Femalii- •nr rendt-icd
Mrs. Russell McLaren of
and P, Grocery. Mar- down slrests lined with Japanass. 0 ientry." Groves allowed his draw,
Lnufhton Memorial Hospital will COtrseipirii.lc tie. Gomel leaders Daytona Beach piesided, accord
tft
“ Ike” made unacheduted slops to
m w Woe only 14 mjmthi removed from meet Wednesday morning at 10:00 •hnuid not Ik* piorn-cuted fm ing lo W. I. Hughey, The next .
e»k soldiers about thalr affaire.
ranch—and he wanted to get o’clock at the office of Bupt.
tine* jgainsl
ths peace ot district meating will tar held un 1
H.‘ Cv Cog of Atlanta, Gs
July 21 at Daytona Beach. i*‘‘ \
T« W, Lawton,
_
Inst humanity.
k -there a* soon a* possible.
Traffic Safety ' Boyle Presents
Check To Begin Medals To Local
Here Wednesday Board Officials
be!1
!1
n'nF'peeccfui)MotfiTists Are Urged Uncompensated MemoMem«.”
pu:„# wiainmo! bers Of Selective
Service
James M. Rurrh
Discflaris:t‘d Af t e r »* f
Duly
Excitement Caused
And
In
I a d iif
* '■
..........
Williams, I land
Leave For Texas
To Cel Prisoner
<1
I Japanese Defense Compares Pearl
Harbor And Bombing Of Hiroshima
Stall* Hi'iillh Board
U. S. Officer
War Uriminals Issues Folio Warning:
Says Nippon Attack Was No More Mass
Murder Than Use Of Atomic Bombs
- i '- r
(ilunn Roberts (icts
U. S. Army Discharge
School Children
Showing Interest
Ralph J. Palmpr, In Food Campaign Ceneral Eisenhower Says Efficiency
Of U. S. Army Troops Is Increasing
52, Died Suddenly
Today At 1:45 A.M
"-*>& 'pat ar,sn»s
tT --
E
DiHKcroRH r« MEirr
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,k '
�V
#f|,j :» .... ». ....
.... 'i
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PACE TW O
'
-HHIMiUiiimiiMiifiiiitil
■■■■ I ll
The Sanfortf tieratd
b U t I U M la IIM
M IliM
M i r »»«•*• l«t«r t »F
w < ■•■lar at
la .r .r F ,
r it t U i ' *
111. JUCMila
B ilrn l u w m « I i If n
U * l » t * r tT . » J I» . a l Ib a F o a l o r f la a
tt la *f«r*. IT.»I*U, aadat <»• l i t
C a t liH a
0
al
N arrh
UOLl.Atll l - UUAJI
M llar
UOIIIIOM IlCAK
lUslaraa Mauarr
»CBStTIII*TIO* IIATKB
I'aiabla la A lia u a
Carrier, m tk --- -------- • ■*!
At
> Maalb
Maalka —
M aath a---tr a a r ------akloarr aatlaaa. cart* al
■. rraalallaaa a»* aallfaa al
■leatssl* l»F
If
laMa* aaIII ka • M r «»l la*
rcsISf 'k^trrll.laa ratea.
s s s t r .iFHlMIxr
pIhM,
I h . IFFFMKU tM HeraM
Ik* aallaaal IteM >( aSratllsIaa
U/lLf* at* .aalaialaea I* Ik* lam.
M
alllsa la Ik* rasslry "HB
k.Mnanrl.r* I* IH r ,| «
z : rr . i lark.
I I * . Il*r*l4 I* a ai»aifc»r *1 T*.
A a *«rlT -f Ffraa Hkl.k I* *»*»•
■ItFir aaOllFA •« |k.
tar reyaSllrallaa - I all * * » • al.**lrk>*r»a ll.* I* II «
* «l alk*r«l»*
t r p ff - |B ikl* * «* »r mm4 al*«
Ik* la*al ■*•*« anklUkr* k»f*l*.
t(*k l. la FF^>«H(Fall»« at ■*»-
I
«
A U w a lrk n
k # r * ia
*r*
a la a
!» •
TUESDAY, -MAY 14. IU»«
BIB LB veftsr. FOB TODAY
t io r r t iA iC T A iK iir r h u m a n
BY EXAMPLE, AND TH AT
IS TlrK WAY Wfc XflVY IN F L p ENCE HUMANITY MOST: T b word liwoine fit'ah ami dwell
it y
sPm■**m♦**■
amnnic us. Full
truth.—John 1:14.
«.f *:r«r* «n<l
—-
— *J—
ho|M- they get the coal
MlU»(| befvUtt iVa Y.W 'i
steel wotkers
nhd autinnidme
Workers' contracts ctiiiri* ntnl it's
time for them t<> strike ocuin.
{ r
We
Athletics For AH
--------- •
\
The Lions and Hotary Clubs deserve the highest
commendation in sponsoring the Junior Baseball League
whlcli culminated Inst week in a little World Series and a
picnic al Snnlando Springs which snw Hixty-sjx boys mak
ing the trip down there for a swim, feed and the awards
for sportsmanship and playing ability.
. . The Lions (Hub has sponsored such a league in
previous years for the younger boys, but this is the first
experience of the Kotnry Club in this soil of thing. The
Hotarians took a little older group, and furnished man
agers and umpires who devoted n gopd deal of time in
teaching tho boys how to play and in managing their
games.
Something of this nature has to be done on a broad
scale these days .or the increasing number of diversions
or it sedentary nature will tend to drive athletics and
physical'development out of the child's program. Time
was when a boy got his own exercise; nowadays, unless
he is carefully supervised that is apt to be overlooked.
Thu number of children going to school has steadily,
increased until it includes virtually everyone as com-j
pared with about one out of three, a generation or so
ago. That is all to-the good, providing the physical de
velopment of the boy who sits in a class rortrrl all*day
long is not overlooked in the quest for knowledge.
Luring his afternoon* and evenings, he finds the
radio with such thrillers as "The Lone Hanger," the
movies with their exciting westerns, and the comic maga
zines, competing with the lure of the great, outdoors for
his time. A million inside activities, unheard of by his par-,
cuts, keep him from the sundlot and the "uld swim min’
hole.”
__
When he gets into high school nr g6e* \o college, he
finds the emphasis on. producing a -winning team rather
than providing exercise for the average-student, lie
must lie a specialist in his field, a powerhouse on the,
gridiron or a "Babe Ituth" on the diamond, if he is toget to play at all. Forjiundreda of thousands of boys’
and girls all over America, athletics consist of sitting in
the stands watching someone else play.
.
And w» wn congratulate oMr local’ civic'clubs Ti!/ the
fine work they have started and wish them the greatest
success in their future efforts. Muy the time come when
every boy in Sanford will be given bis chance to come to
bat even though he may not he able to knock « home run.
The Civilian Production Ail
ministration proudly announce* it
haa got U'P men'* underwenr
ahurtAga whipped. Well, thalY n |
good place to itiirt, all light,
right on thp aput « f the pant*.
4
OurHman At 90
OrandmoUiem who play golf are a familiar story, but
greftt-gruridfatlien? who indulge in strenuous exercise are
ess common.
Frederick A. I’laisted, former world’s
champion professional scalier and later rowing coach
at Itowdoin College and Yale, Harvard and 'Columbia,
hits died -n Philadelphia at !Ht.
Almost down to jiis dcut It i’ laisled would have fur
'T h e Miami building boom U nished formidable competition to any youthful oarsman.
A bust.1* says a cement driller At-7 I he won the first prize at Saratoga against notable
down there. Not la-cause pConte rivals. At H'.i he raced Jack Kelly, the former Olympic
HoVt want to build, or don’t have
tb- money, hut because they ran’i rowing champion. In his OO's he made it a rule to row
get the malerials to huihl with. three miles every oilier day.
Bornewhat Ihe sunie situation
President. Charles W. Kllbt of Harvard thought that
exist* everywhere.
young people should cultivate sporta which they could
There hn« been u lot of belated continue to use as they grew <ridcr, and specified rowing
talk In this country about saving and tennis as ideal. Plaisted would have been a wonder
food, with aven tb prosperI* or ful proof of the soundness of his recommendations. He
rationing U. sight, in order to
*«v r
the t,:arving people . of also showed that it is not necessary for the aged to rusL
Hum pe. but atilt no one has said out.
pulilic, and, in all. thric are
many more advantage,, for miHi Spud* JohiuHiu
I>roving nod ruaiut aiiiing rhil.l
------- Ii ralth today than there were not
very many vsna ago.
Iterant absrrvunra of nlilioDiit
Itecan*,- -_>f theit proximity l-J
_tTtiJci lltilllh ltay.fucuj.ei! «U «ii~ doctors’ offn e*. iio,|ijlal*, an >
tion nn the brail)], welfare, an-i luborntnrie*. city parents piobai-iy
llrvciopmcnt uf rhililren ami their take fuller Uii-Jiiilage of the
Importance In ftlnnection witti mislern safeguards uml treattlie future welfure anil develop lilellta for the good liealth Hi
ment uf our, communities, stale, their rhiltlreit than do country
iiml country. It i»' impossible to people, I itis sbtmlti n"t be tl-e
place too much emphasix on chil-i case, and it i» to It*1 hoped llml
Welfnie, for oor future is up-to tlie time will come when ever;,
the boys and girl* today. If our rural mother will see that her
country t* to continue strung ami ihitilren get the benefit of nil
girat, tlierc most ’ bo strong men preventive and corrective men*
anil women Uj make it so.
ores available. As far u, nutrition
Cliibl hralih tmlay is a far cry is concerned, the lalt-M Informafrom wh*l it wu* half u centnrj'-j ((on ,for the nmit mother Is
or !e»s ago, thank) to the work berj for ttie asking iimj she
of medical and nutiition selentlsta should obtain t! and u-«- it.
The University <>I Mora!#’*
agricultural experiment station
warm Florida housewives tu get
rid o f ruarhes. The best way to
exterminate ih*m, it *avs. is t«
.Iprinkle sodium fhmriilp around
the house.
,
f
, _
VR
atolhing about prodflethg mdre Ifti
to that Korope rnn be fed with,
rationing,------ —------ -------
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F
- FoUta who are afraid that if
HatifimF bultt n hospital big
enough., to lake rare of ils own
people, the institution might cost
F* the taxpayers sonfetbing to oper
ate should rrnil tire report of the
Orange tii-nrinl itli>spilul which
showed a profit of ftl.Otll.U.'l oil
a totij income of 471,058.1111,
rood deal of whirl) ‘ came from
Seminole County patients.
II
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A story of haw the unemploytnent eomp*nsaUon racket It l^lng
worked in these days uf shortage*
appears in the Turn pa Tribune
which says that many unemplnyad people down there are refuting
to accept joli* offered them so
that they continue to draw <20
a week from the government,
and quote* one of them a* saying,
•Why should I work for you
for <30 a week? - - 1 ran loaf
and Ret <20 from llie govern
ment. And those who arc wurkIng are the onea who are paying
those, who refute to work, their
<20 a week. Taken together, this
amount* to many inllliun* of
dollar* a year.
The Senate pasted the <3,730,.
—
•loan-lu-Hritain
-1 - '
bill with
000,000the provision that the money
mutt be spent In the United
thus assuring u* that
j IkIIIM
ag.
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Dog Story
—.
The so'callcd Spanish Itepubliran lender, Jose (>lrnl, culls
Francisco Franco of Sonin a
f threat to world peace, lie may
ba a first das* lug and a louse
and all that, but we can’t sec
anybody in Spain, or the whole
■ Spanish nation for that matter,
a* u threat to anyone.
‘
*
ijH H graw greater, t’om•ly forgiven in the hill was
<000.000,000 In I ai ml-lcase
ch Britain got from Hi# United
ate* during the war, proving
it roost of us knew already
it LemltLease was just a
f d iv e r political term which meant
And of course nothing
*r has been aald about the
My Uncle Wilson, who lives in Hocky Mount, North
Carolina, owned a large amiable setter which had an
insatiable wanderlust. Uncle Wilson couldn’t acorn to
keep Old Hod locked up. Soon the dogcatcher had the
animal, and my uncle had to pity $:).<)()-to get him back.
Within a week, tho dogcatcher had him again. After
iibout the. fourth time the dogcatcher didn’t cvijn have
to catch Old Red as soon ns the dog saw the truck
coming, he'd begin to' tmrk happily; whenit"stopped',
Obi Hed would hop up front with the driver, furiously
wagging his tail. H was this approach that completely
upset the dogcatcher. Instead of taking him to the pound,
he’d bring him to my uncle’s house. "Here’s Old Hod
again,” he’d say wearily. “ See ir you can keep him
locked up this time, will you?”
But they couldn't keep him locked on. You see. Old
Hcd had grown too fond of the dogcatcher.— I'eirson
Hicks in Your Life.
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STATE NEWS liR i EFS
bV
ijWH.LARD rONNOl.I.Y;
popular
tune*
on the "H it J a r.vcle’ ’ with increating frequency, and whoae la ™ t,
"M em phi* In June" was written eapecially for the
picture appear* a* an important member o f the
cost
•
Iloajry Carmichael
Rural Common Sense
fhul
to__ educational___worfa’i
ilt'phlb'rria, ■ wh’oupTn^" c o u g
' saiullpox.,and other* diseases oner
ynui
look u heavy roll off young
live*,
'but varrines and other pcevetilive measures'have raurvil n -liarp
and '■ratifying rnluclion in Infant
mortality from these causes. Med
ical *ci*nre I* responsible for tho
great progress made along these
line*, and medical ami nutrition
scientist* working together aie
responsible for the* great reduc
tion .in rickets and other troubles
rill
James V. Furmtal testifies belrnr rainetl by malnutrition,
the special House Committee on
There
are
mofe
hospitals,
N itloiial Defense Ut Washington.1laboratories, medicine*, and fii ultii
hlch ts Investigating cliargr.* o! facilities there U a gfeutrr knowwaste of food at Pearl Harbor andjledgs of human physiology.among
other defense bases. QuanttUrs ol health worker* and the general
usable material were reported,
salvaged from dump pile*, (inter- fj
national.)
. A s - outotarniiore -h w lib —isorkm*
recently urged all pare,it*, rurut
and urban, to ul. civa their cliibltrli closely to det*-cl defects ill
-ight or lieuring or other func
tion* and have them rxnmtnvd
II there Is any uu-piciun of trou
ble, to have children vaccinate.I
at a very early ape to protect
them against diphtheria uml
other dl**w»es, to have their teeth
checke*L ami, if n*ct-**ary, cor
rected as soon a* the first cet
is complete, to set- that the/ *c(et
from nine to 12 liutpa of re*t
dully, to provide them with a
wclUintanrcd diet of from 2,5 Id
to .'I,(1011 rulorle* daily, no-l m
have thetn exatoiiud uml tx-ab-d
promptly by a physician.
— PLUS—
HUCill H ERBERT Comedy: " A Knight and n Blond”
C A R T O O N : "Spcnking o f W eather”
P A R A M O U N T NEW S
Shuwiijtf TU E SD A Y and W ED NESD AY!
OPET4S:
12.45 P M .
D A IL Y !
ir
Just received large shipment low head centrifugal
pumps powered with 3 HP, Wiacontin A ir Cooled
engines, ideal for farm nnd grove irrigation.
A. D. ROSIER, PLUM RING
915 W E S T FIRST STREET
A N N O U N C IN G ^
Tlte Opening O f
r-l’,** U
KCIIOLS’ W ASII& POLISH
. SEItVICE
I w ill call fo r your car and deliver it to you.
t';
C A U L ECHOLS
PH O N E 661-W
W EST FIR ST STREET
Mure than 3.5DO boys and girts
frinit ‘20 school*
gathrn-il
In Tai
Tam
‘
‘
Mn
|!n Monday tu compete for prlir.x
In the 10th annual Florida high
school music festival. A massed
concert by nil coiitestunta will
tmike the finale of the festival
tonight. Sanford was represent
ed by the Hemlnole High School
Hire Club,
"Ia^>sburg wn* n*v*r plnnnol nut for imHugiitoca.
but just gtrw and, at present.
is a uno street town” doclarvsl
At I* «• ii s a c ii I a, 40 Liberty
(i. (i. Ware, |yj-<- -Ijuig banker in ficigliter* which have been car
r*cent. aihlres* lo th* IJtm'a rying real tu huiope, have reClub o f that city, he pointed out-maimsl tied up 'duo In the ruul
that in 30 year* the city grew |strike.
Kach ship ha* a crew
from 1,000 tu 0,00(1 people, bu t'of about 00.
Sixty-five percent o f all auto
It "could have grown to 15,000*’ 1
--------mobile accidents fn Florid* were
and can grow tu 30,000 In lha
Leesburg which boasts o f It* the result of roll IsIons reports)
next TO year* If tb* young menJ fishing, also boast* of lU water- the Florida Highway Patrol.'Thl»‘
and women of the town pl"> t<>r melon* which have added much also resulted in the moat fatal
Its growth. He Ilstetl mosquito era to the prosperity of that aectlon ities. Running o ff the t+ad witi
dication a* one o f the first steps of l-ake County. June 13 haa
•et-aw -th trtlatr^bT" B tl|f
ctaona from watermeluli f*»Uval; featuring the as the major cause o f acFoleut..
east coast cities which Hava serving or slice* of Ice cold wa-,Hond hogs, defective bralngi and
sprayed DDT
from planea with
,
. , termelone as long aa gueata can steering wheals, tire blow outs,
good result* for JiiheUtanta, but eat them. Aquabata from Cypreaa'alao caused many accldenU.
B
Hill |I,
Adult*
40c
Children 09c
(Inc. T a x )
*#* aall
LISLE K N IT
(Ihrdens are expected tu prnvide
water ittmts, and' there will hr
a fireworks display. With the
celling price off watermelons this
week" tt l* expected that lhe*e
program* can he finance*!.
PMM ft
N E W CARS
are hard to gett Let ut
keep your old one^ln
ahnpe—HEB•US FOR—
• AUTO PAINTING
• HIMON1ZING
• BATTERY niAllGING
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TRUCKS
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AUTO PAINT
a Rd
UODY WORKS
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SKAXXGVERS
USED CARS &
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TH E SANFORD H E RA LD . iANFOKD. FLO R ID A
And
Personal
U Cecelia Truluck
Activities
__ T F I C
NO
. ItU .
V I.
Bridge Parties Given
By Mrs. W. A. Leavitt
.
Mr*.
W.
A.
i s n ’ Orange ’Avenue
Leavitt
ha*
of
P A C E THTIEP
Mints To IIouscxvivcs
Wcrklv from Hnmr Demnn*lrafion
Specialist. Tallahassee
21K3
entertained)
t u ns - at
iiomk *
(recently with Iwu bridge pnrtiaa.i
Ilirce an.1 n halt mllUon rural
one mi afternmin de**crt bridge
women throughout the United
with Mrs. Charles Fisher as roSlate.- Alaska Hawaii and Puerto
Gircle No. 4 Meets
hojtcss ami the other an evening
Rico are taking part In « unique
party.
at iKitne celebration this week
With Mrs. W . E. Betts
At the dessert-bridge pinks and
Mav X to 12 has b-rn set aside
Faster lillie* were u»ed to de
» National Home Ik mnu.-tr.vtnm
Martin Sianko and Jan Duda corate the home.
Circle ?Jb. I of the First RapAt the ronweek during which thrsr women—
eting at tist Church met Monday after of Slnviu were burinr* visitor* rlusinn of the game* Mr*. II. W.
■iiixl ih*ir lamihrs — will show,
noon at the home of Mr*. XV. E. in Sanford on Saturday.
r Inn.
Rucker was presented high score
ihioiigig rxhlbltx. tours, mrrtlngs
l\ llrnilcrson
Ihi- First Ilett. with Mr*.
prire mid Mr*. K. Compton, float
and ladio progranta the progress
Dickera wiener !\f rn-hu*lc*s. Mr*. 8.
Mrs. II. I*. Lewi* iipeut the ing slam prize.
in rural lanillv living during It
r». it. ir. kon led the devotional mul pre weekend in Miami with her * f i ,
Those pre-ent were: Mr*. Jyear- cl home (teiuou-iraUou work
Street nt sided over the husincx* session. Harry Lewis ami hi* family.
W. Hall; Mr*. John Flick. M*r.
Front tiuiialo ratmlng demon. trAith Mrs. Mr*. W. It. Oliarr gave the bihlc
Rucker. Mrs, Howaiil Montielh,
tiim- in a lew Southern comnumiPeterson study ami Mr*. Tt. F. t'oojier out
Mr*. B. II. Crumley. Mr*. M. L.
Charlc*
Mibbing
ha*,
rcturneii
Ur* in IPIJ thi- rviucatlonal ;no*
lined plans fur a donation for the
, Ciillum. Mr*. Compton. Mrs. J.
iti.ioi |t"i mini fmtiic.- Iu* grown
final relief drive.
. from a short husine-s tup to’ St'. ■FI. Courier. Mrs. J. N. Cillnti, Mrs.
ai (lie irqurxt of womrii them1C llOJIt'l
Refreshment* weir served to ; URUS*,M*- .
C. 1„ Redding. Mr* F'. D. High-elve- until II now embraces every
nnl W o -he follow lug: Mrs. M. S, Nelson.
leyniau ami Mr*, t). I’, lletiidon.
•foseoe
McL.inr,
Jr.
of
Caines,
plia-r nf mi.vl family life—fckkli
nt 12:00 Mt*. S. .1 Mavis. Mrs. Lillian
Ku Is visiting with Ills family
White daisies were used to de
ville
aim ri’iirlllun. ctothtng. lum.*ehold
Vickrry, Mr*. 4. I,. Jar twin. Mrs.
MRS. ElIZAU W f , JORDAN MRS. SUZANNE S. STEVENSON
MRS. SARAH HUGHES
corate* the parly room* for the
iimiiajrjnenl.
home
funiL-liliig
r o f tlir W. C. Wilson. Mr*. Dkkcrson, on Oak ' Avenue.
i» rmng party and prize* were
wnittri.m.?' and rct ti'ifon a* 'srcIT
,irrh jotII Mr*. (Proper. Mr*. A.
•Henson.
JUD&TNO FROM M t mnWTR OrWOMIN'vVTi.i luve'announccd thejrwmtakh fth fiFTNe f.nt In the coming
»waid^.l*klra. I iii'^ i- Meriwether
Mr*.
H
cricil
Sluothnff—
mul
a liralth and mrdical catr. hom
party at Mr*. Minnie llillrrbrontl, Mr*. W.
for high scoie, Mr* W. S. Rnitnnational elections .» number of them aro likely to bo added to tho Congressional roll. Three of tho married
ing. luutirin.' ptuuiiug, rluld care
w H<xIb - W. Shannon, Mr*. Mitre, Mr*. Mr*. Walter Meriwether mid their ley for floating slam.• Mrs, W. FI.
women who hopitn win scat* hr tho halts of Congress aro Mrs. $uiar.no SUvercruys Stevenson, Mr*. Saralt
^hihlren
are
.pending
twu
week*
•ml piinit education community
00 I‘. M. Ileliie Hell*. Mt*. XV. FI. IJetts
Varn ami Mr*. IL A. Cohli for
Hughes
and
Mrs
LlLabcth
P.
Jordan.
Mrs.
Stevenson,
eculptor,
painter
ond
autln
r,
Has
cmr
e
out
for
tho
in
Daytona.
wrtfan and rlllzendllp rr*pon*liquist a? and Mr*.
I*. llettder*on,
screeno.
Republican non srdion In Mrs. Claro Ibxflho I.uce'e district In Connccllcut. In Pittsburih, l’.i, Mrs. F'.lizabtlliw - The progt ym t- romfurled
Those, p l a y i n g were: ' Sir*.
* Miss Helen laindrtim of Pun'C
betlr P. Jordan, tu hrr of three, has annourtccil that site w ill seek tho Republican £. durul immmatinn In tlm
j di.'h b y ilie l' M D-pirlincut
of l lie
George
Stine,
Mr*,
ftrunstcy.
Mr*.
Vcdru
has
joined
the
staff
of
'lie
Mrs.
L.
E.
Spencer
■•! ..Xciiriduiir did tlie at kmd-gian!
May 21 primary.Mi^. Sarah Hughes, a Dallas, Tex., district Judge, U out for Co:,;re-i.
(/ufcriwtioiwl)
1 covered
Meriwether.
Mr*.
A
F',
Hunt.
.oa-i.1 , ii the IB *l.i!re. Alavka,
\ M. i.t Azalea Circle Hostess Mayfair Inn.
Mrs. William We*t. Mr*. W. FI.
I law ai: mid Puerto Rtro - Borne
i will be;
Holleyhrad, Mr*. Varn, Mrs. VieMrs.
II.
A.
Howard
nturm.l
11**1 couii'v home dimuiLviratlon
r*. (). I’,
tor
Green.
Sir*.
I’
It,
StephenMr*.
I..
F
I.
Sjtcnccr,
was
hostess
Saturday
from
Jacksonville
whete
i.eid* guide tlir progiam. avvbtcd
lolls and
to tho Azalea Circle of the Car she recently underwent an O'* son. Mr*. Cohli, Mi** Charlotte
th
Iiv lu ll ,1 null(t)i) JUtiJL-.->«llSn.
Smith,mid Mis* Maude Ramsey.
den Club Finlay. Mrs, t\ I>. Red. operation.
wit,i ire iiii|Mid eoTimkwb icail.lk
tvl". .. ( i ll akL'ia itl'leloprH tlllVXugh
y .
IIV
„
of • ihe ding, chairman, piesided over the
meeting
and
'plan*
were
made
for
FTicnds t>r . Mis* Ruth Cuni'«.. - ! - « 9 0 Ny*,It) je.alifiVu aililiir.
___
i o ite s.
'J s c lir i: i: i i it y jt . i i ’K
I woi kVitofvii' ■'
i ik ' Hall the ’ coming year* work.. ,Mr*1 Iniags ' wdU rrgiet ln-l!tijiii-,tliut
Hid
actill.
I'll
i
l
.l
I'
M
\
'
din. i.
TM.-v ' iHwmg
the Mi,
* led dish •Spenrer ga ve. a rcpoi t on the she Is". HI and tobfined ro her
1
:i nil.' of I,a* wi*‘k’v I*'trill a (
I
K
N
K
V
A
N
K\vifK
.
.
Ill
till*
fillllitig
'
h i;
I ••\X I
on Miiihei*’ D.i
• !at 0:30 work iif the horticulture com. home at 120 Dak Avenue,
I- ii
ll.wnr Itutki- ToX
*
will
net
n*
I'llii
*.
niftier and Mrs. June Rouuiillat
I'A
i Vn
*ud i •*
W'..Gd' , uipli.Gi* I* beliu:
**
.Mr*.
A.
K
.M«fan
Fin
ie*ln>ii..
irl.,
Mrs.
Clayton
Smith
i*
confined
/
invited mcinhcr* of the circle to
-1
’ MU
..... and MiiS
.. .. ' ..in Amclbwli
1!' iik.vr* * no *1 .* *
:t«i\ and fnmii
all the n party on the yacht ’"Skylark” ill the local ho*pital aflei uihIc i .11 k.al IrtlllsJlegoilig
nil
opeiatiuu
fiicnd*
will
e dl out -llile up bp
Car Jell today.
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SA.MCF.L I T U
Mi. mi,I M r-' ln>uii» lti,-.lenit.y*.i |il>.
ooiild
u
uni
i.
i
i,,
be
interested
•"
Irani
Mil and M
U&O,
v
mi.. an I •,'iiuinM'U('cmmittrc mriuliFrs for next
■if Dayton, ( bio ami Mi mid
#
llo uiloi- h .i ! •
K
rnvrr-,
beautification.
Mrs.
A covcr-.Jyear
me beauti
In- null iv A *|wclal
Mi*. Jim RiiIh-i I* nf Middletown. Hi: Ml! and M
Mrs.
Ilufonl
lliowit
i*
ion
fined
r*i
.
i
in
the
■■uiieio
.i.
.1
i*u'v
Icnjoyett. , Itoumillnl and Mr*. FI. A. Motifoi. ,.| il.. aiwk will la till' rcOhio, hi rived Monday fur a vi.il LIAMS and fr
|a (stove ton;
H JI
.in I i • i ■ !.dklllg lo I'll II I I . IVI i , I
bint
conservation,
Mr*. in the F'crnahbLaughton Memor with their niece. Mi* Ft. II hII- MR?. JOHN M
l>,
on 'He •hiinrt*-.ieiUM-lllc*-ed '
ial
Hospital
following
an
upcia,
i
.
n
uni)'
four
lime
.
Iluw
,
I
fam ily. FATHF.I. \\ ! I I I A M 1
Ilenrv Ru*sell; conservation. Mr*.
|l;o),at** in help In Limine relief.
hee.
lion,
friends
will
regret
to.llarn.
■vet
lii^
voice
will
I*1
Iieinil
ami
|
FI. (!. Iluiper, rourtcsv. Mrs..Red
Mr. and Mr., Ami........ ■...away, ! » A n m i A l l .
M l HI l;
RASP
-cell ut otlu'i t lira*
ding; exchange, Mrs. J. M. Hayes;
----" 4
Mi. mid Mrs. George A Spee.
V * H I [ ,JJ
Lieut;
ami
Mis
Kola'll
lituwu
-piing *up|>er purl) .if st. |
th,
garden center, Mr*. Roy Tiltis,
and Dr.. mid
and Mt*Mi*. Hairy Mmidniff I
,lt" I
' V 1' ll‘ '
• i ( baptei of llol) i i - ’
Mr*. Joe Jan ell and Mi** Flllalec of IVllsncola spent the weekend of Sanford and Mt. uud
l lib l eva
J. M. ROLLS of
~j?nJen '/ J c ...
with Mi*. Raymond Liimli|ui*t ut
■•
1 id ( ’hutch \«ill I*. In I l j
' > h g m :!.'
MR.
mul
MRS.
Kirrhhnff; highwuy development, her homo on seeoml itrvpt.
Fur lie* t Waul of Winter Park
■ duv ut" the Inline of MRS j
\ I'V- 'v
Mrs. C. K. fa r te r ; horticulture.
»|tent the week-end at IVi*im- and family. MR?
• Ho d g k i n oil I -llo I r I
and ilaogbtei, FI!
Ml*. T. II. t.an*ing; (unior gar
Circle den
Waller Meriwethet i- ievu;ier* mon llnmniiirk
M R S . R A \ M O N O I I N il I
I>FAS, MR
club. Mrs. I.. FI. Spencer; utliig from a i cen t upeiatioo in
Mi. and Mi*. F'red Muvnard I!
-- IL
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JI
vvtil lie llO*le*i
program and venr Ixmk. Mis. .1. Summit, N. J.. friemls will be in- nml little daoeiitri Juv.•• a ieiM tS. HXiiltV
Carden I1. Cullen; publicity, Mi*. J. L.
w ill ai ■it - ai <■ oo
making
Ibelt
home
will,
t
\
t
MlfS
FltF’
D
"
at the Clark and visiting garden*. Mr* tciestcd to lean).
e ll |,-1
- IV l l l i m i o g
1* 1
‘
iiv m i ; ..... m
Davi*
Izier on William Win)
■lll'O l mild...
i . b i MU l \ I
Ml;
Mi
and
M iX
D i. and Mi» Oi i lie Hulk- llol
iu f u r
I'.ll I II till' .1|w It
,
l . l l l " l I II:
MRS
oi
Members pio*cnl weir; Mis *»ii and lb
and MiI laity of Jaek*vMiv db
ling and
.t
m i; '
it".
d
. 1WORTH
Mil
*|»eul |gue-t• ,f iben pan
garden Redding Mr* • J I’omlei, Mi* Woodruff and d.i -gliiei
• • \ i • i , i 1.n e e d
>■< , . ,.
? AMI FILS and
• Mi- i C l . l d
. a list Tllli*. Mr*. AI Hunt. Mr- fla ik . Sunday at Pujlima Reach
0 l d rt ' i l l O l ' . i ‘
.t i
—----, Mi ami Mi- t-tauk |el i
Mr*. Russell,
1 MR? SAM I \
jeroenlH* Mr*. Rouuiillat.
III.,:
II. ie.lo
Mi* H|>enrer
Miss l*ori* Vitn..|i of 1'i.iili, i rfln Willtam of ii.,k If ,
light tv Mis* Klrchhoff.
FT
OVD
and
d.i
1XXII
I’ XIM IN
d
i.i
Mr*. Moiifuiton uml Mi* Wray Veilia i* expeeled In *pend „!V i*tlo i* of MiSm.o
i i * \ i in x < b
»i . Sunday.
F’ RA.NK RAF. X.
few
day*
with
Mi
and
Mi*.
Mike oil
V n w V4
I.I I lit
MRS
x! Vpl i
Mi**ei.luiX etne | uokt'i
Iti-1- v|| T R IT I * K a
Lind
Wetter
al
the
Mnyfuil
Inn.
U II
A. XX Grammar School Has
■iN I l; MRS JAM '
Faye
X nilantiogh aed
t tfi.m \\
g
W II I 1 X
■a* Du
Ml:
l o l l N F x \\
i
i \
Mrs. Ruitcll 11tut g in* who i* Moran .pent Sunday al Day Iona“ i M Its. MAR ...Alt
ganlell May Day Festivities
M il' <*n l«i llitr Im|» Mifhl (|Iia UIe
Rcarh.
K X 1IIRYN i.A XX H*
•a |-.i»I \ V Ml:
----R
oy
H
JOllDA
confined
in
(lie
Oimige
General
pud also
1
4ml |itr%>h«A; %riiiir thi
Mima i> at home in j v; ]|ARVFIY uml :»**> illlfl 6»‘ \
T il IL A Club gave I I *At
Ann Whilakci and llob K il - Hospital in Orlando expects to re theMr*MmDoru
I
In
tulitiunnl
s»,t -li r«lrillk*I CIrjlirrv'1
1
shall house after having (pt ,| j,a lvu'., f n,
I ** l
t ti
l
SO.
Ldtriienia patrick were erownetl May (Jucvn turn hame Saturday
It)
.
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f
t
t
if
llH
I
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l
i
l
l
t
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Fn
spent
*omc
a K
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,,, 4<llH
*.
I O.time
Vi vi*llnig
t — m S m i *<'1
* «, ox
t»*t»| 1,,
*
” LMB
I benefit j and King Fridnv evenntg nt
lilt’ MTIRll * III1*. .1! (null
UI.k"
n
"
'and MRS
KI.H> MM! IH IL 'S f m
auction |festivlticn at the Sanford CrmuMr. uml Mr*. Wuri Warner will
Since this w«* llumc Ociiinn i
. .
.
aril.0,1
MISS 1.0 |{ 111:
yiterl by ( mar .School. Tho Queen wore .a leavo tomorrow for Aslitahulu, siraltmi Week, the Club gave u
hiother ■> .i*tei In law,
IOVEIY r n» M > 1»p 9 r.f \pw
T
IH
’
ltM|
n
•••nlriM
*’f • • IllB.
Ohio
where
they
will
spend
tho
he pro- I lavender and white gown. Crown
picnic down on laiki llmtiey fiirlMH and MRS .1 '! ROLLS ,f
1.•■ v *ui
It t till 1
MI V 1*1 j \ *■k * * . *• %*i*j *-it
|ng fund I
were Miriam Rotlth an I - uiiiiiici month.
those who huvr l e r n llv bought j Texas w ll lenvi i n * w e e k f , J|f
Phillip IliuUon ami mint attend
♦j t _ r*V1*- i A.;4d it.«l - JL avk.---a-i
XVnldeinar Dial |h"m r. hen al_*o tl't 'till'fja . —i-Mramt: h ey "XVr - rrmt -a ptnm- IlKu-rV
. I .1 i!u«» * hv Hr«‘ • •
i »w*|,
,i.
u k . * ii| . - « i. . , 4 * . U ' UaD.maid kik I
-Mr. uml -Mr
_
t [ The gue-t* were Mi* I II |I||nrrirrtl m f »••“ hniriiI w
11=v«I• 1J
rn h .
and
d a u g iilr r
l» e d e
* p « n t l.
1 ” 1' f , 11' ' 1
1
1’
•■ • n - i. ,
f lilt* I
■ -i ' *tfi*
|‘l! I'll
er • con-j Jeffrey Yato*, repm-enting Rimm Sunday
1
1
ill Apopka a* the f^ient* i
^red Mayiiaid, X|i»
Ofi In I lllia
in .tiMitiMi *•* *l»»* • »i
I Ji
I
-ti- *
.,n Will
of her 7 of the *ixth grade; lean Wilson
-r IIn. pairnl*. Mr mid Mrs. W. K i" V ■ , . U; Mr" 1 '
Grlner. I mghl
Ti
|r,J
•f
•ilM Illt »
♦ 1* ' ' '
c e lid e ! and Johnny Joiner. Room * and of
..............
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...............ii ov m ,iirI) t.
Ll \A
11
........
In
? . .!. V. .....
A I-rn
.lh y.
M,, 'v( » ' (piov„„a,e|y
1,
T !Jtii . “tb’l
In- 11 .i i i t 1'
coin-j lien Caldwell and Shlilvy Sunni*, II DictnchXX a i.- t m , M r * . R , FI.
G o o d w in , M i * . )j ,M, fl .'III'
f ,». I| !)■>('
„k e
,a. Xl'onra.o,
x I I ftl*l
or next Room U.
Inf U». I • II' > *
G
la r e
l.e R o y .
.......
Mr* Janie* It. KORFRT MDX'.OMFHX
Pvt. RiiIk>*< I.. Bradbury uf th.*
Curlett;
Mr. nml Me*.
llrr«lr- 1
The asscmldy wu* railed to.
U.
S.
Army
linlieeti
(ranxftrrcrl
dr*. L. gather by the trumpeter, Kenneth
mever nml .Mr. hiiiI Mm, Jim
Mel Icllanil, Ala. to
• Unhii I. Gann amt Joe Mcim-Ii acted a* from F‘t
Ibiiley; master of rcrcninnic*. The roro- Camp Kilnici. New Rtunawick,
Mm. IL N. Stirvrll mntiucil lo
Icrndou; nation ceremony was directed by N. 1.
Unylonn llrmli, Tuc^nv, lo fire
*. Fra Mrs. FI. J. Roulh nnd Mr*. Grrhrr (Inutriitcr. Mm. lKirii Inurail. II. I trudr Page.
I .lent. XVillium tlrauan win, ha* hum. l**fi»M* nhc IrfI for f'hlruKo
lb, Mr*,
Flntertalnmcnt for tho royal ■la*eu stationed vvilh the Army «n a vi«*it
Ml* C) < Hr<K*knitin lia* re*
aid year court included Russian. Norwegian A lt Xi.rp* in Panama Is expected
j; publi- and Swedish folk dance*, n mock I., nttivc in Sanford in the near tin nnl from it vinit uitli her
Inn ami nrlxe fighi, the Tarantella. High
piiMTiU m L*hnltnliiHH lire
) K. It land Fling nml Irish Jig which fuluir
Mr* Knr nr «»t Wun I anil Ml*
Hr in lie 11; slifi'1
III ltiii.il am i pnlkii <lu| d r
\ I, Mm4,i
\hv Iunrb
weie presented by lx... nml girl.
Dili. Il.iffman of Green Cove eon isiveii in imimi of Miph ^l«rT\
•
i « f the sixth grade. F ifth grade
*i|;ii» S ize * I'.? I " Jri
_ Crum- students executed a flag drill Spring* vi-itcd his parents. Mi thn f'nrnovny, brnlr rlrrt, nf
i». Mr*, Diamond hall nnd volley hull and Mi* XXV D. Hoffman, over OvtCfln nn Wnfnoibtv tu Orlanilo.
Mt. uml Mm. KfUnn (Init cnt, Sir*, gainr* were played during (lie the weekend ut their residence
trrlaimil n munbrr nf their
it ,Hem- afternoon.
on Valencia Drive.
-it*, IF
ti. E.
— ___
lay|friend* on a boat trip SundayMrs.
II»H ___
left —____
Saturdnj
f . Mrs.
iiv tdane. for Mobile, Ala. and w ililThey left the (l.trrii Bridge and
■Ilallcy,
,ltr
.
.
.
.
.
___
____
!be
joinrtl
by
Mr.
Rail
today
w
ha1went‘ up
— the—8L John
• ■ •a to
*- •Ixunon
-----•». Jack Mrs. John Courier, Jr.
t,|*„ ij ov flrd by plane to attend Bluff whrrr they docked for
Ratk*
1 lunrh.
Hostess To Circle list .|»ter'» wet r “
Thot-c enjoying tin* trip with
been (Mr. ..........
ami Mrs.
Golt were;
Mr.
Gtrcle-N'o. 5 of the First Rap. j \\ t; Fleming,
rirming, who
w no ha*
■■«* .............
.
......
____
Slate Rank Hxaminrr and Mt*. Raymond McGill, Mr!
tfor, tist Church met yesterday afte. ■lappointcl
I am i liavel*
tra v e l* for
lo r the
Ute Slate
M a te Rank-1
iisn .-, mul
»™ t Mi*
an- ■
.. Sltevell,
.......... Mr. ...j,,
noon at the rr*idcnco of Mr'.|ant|
R> N
and
Held John Courier, Jr. on Magnolia ling Department, spent “the week*
Yarborough,
Mr, --■>
and
’ |'l l * 'X'ullei *■--*.........•
- *»lend
lit
Sanford.
Mr*
X
V
(,
Amiri*.
Xti
nml
Mr*.
J
Avenue with Mr*. I.ulu Miller pre
---------XX G Kdbcr, Mi and Mrs, Jlhnry
| , senior siding. Iletl hibiscus attractively
Mr*
Ava Davis accompanied j KiTtier.
Millritha Lindsay,
vHehool decorated the resilience.
Mr*.
at the F’ red Myers gave the devotional• IF- II. Davis. Jrx to Ocala 8a,ur- ‘ Mr. and Mr* J. I Mcl-ain. Jr.
day where
the rFeekend j Alsu Mr and Mr*. F’ nwler and
^ ' theme and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy was web• u«r
k ... .» .she
— spent
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11_ i.
..................
' i Ann's corned aa a new member. \ Mr* 1 with Mr nnd. Mrs. »•
Davis. Hr i* Mr*. Graham -if Sanford.
Mr. ami Mr* J. A. Curtain and
Kirbaia
a
su;>eriiitemlrnt
with
the
Marion
son Jim of FT. Wayne, Ind. spent
l Willi- Mary Hall presented the Bible Construction Company.
a week h e i r nn busincs* nnd
jValitu »|udv "Righteous And Tha Wick*
ed In The World To Come” .
Dr. amt Mrs. J. N. Itohion were weie guests of H. IL Mccs.
he de* Members will visit the Morris
Home on West First Straal.Wed- weekend gucsta of Mr. and M**.
ncsdai- ami the circle will meet II. I.. Anderson of Hastings, Fla. scry was formerly n commander,
at the home of Mrs. George Mr- Mr. amt 'Ir*. Anderson drove tho i In the C.S.N.R. ami executive!
R ib,on* to HI. Augustine whete
iCal I for the next meetlnfr.
Ioff iter. at. Lhe_Siinfitfd..Novel A it
they spent-Mother1* • H e r ----Station.
Those present were Mrs. A. J.
Kennedy, Mrs. George McCall,
Mr*. Fred Wight left Saturday
Golfer* al the Seminole Coun
Mr*. J. T. Newby. Mra. Miller, for Philadelphia to visit with her
Mrs. A. L. Stoudenmlre,^ Mrs. daughter. Ilr. Susan C. Wluht. try Club during Ihe last week
V
V 3 \ Joyce Llgge, Mra. M. T. Haynes, She wn* accompanied hy her son, included Mrs. Geauga Thurston,
\ :
r. ■:
Mrs/AI
Lyons,
Miss
Oleda
Dyson,
iMr*. Hall, Mr*. Fred Myers, Mrs. Ralph Wight II, aa far as Char
V.J ’
Mr*. Ellen Stuck. Dr. uml Mr*.
and Mrs. Courier.
leston. .8. C. '
t
c l r . 1J. L. Ime
T.
F\
McDaniel.
Henry
Kilpalrirk,
-., achoM
|FIdwaid Higgtn,, Jr.. John II.
’
_________ ;_________
Ford, lotwrence and Gene liar- [■Punrif Milton
i, James
Huddlerinn,
F-d
H ) ‘
riaon spent the weekeml in San- Clarke, Calvin F’uler, W. K. liar■
i
v\,cy
innl
to
lie
with
their
nfothert
Mrs.
-■HTaliU
Lake Monroe
field, Richard Deas, Al Lyons,
F’red Harrison, who recently un Jimmy Ridge, Hugh Whelchri,
/
l AVilllderwent an operation at the local Bill Herndon. D. L. Scott, Jr.,
^ iB a rr.
...
.,
hosyRel end Is still confined to fl. XV. Spencer, K. II. Smith. J.
nthly meeting
the hospital.
W. Shoemaker, J. 8. Thorpe, Har>e P.T.A. was
rv Orlmhall. Jr., and the pro,
rening at the
Miss Sophie Clifton o f DeLand
was Ute last is now employed at the local Clyde Terwilllger.
election off office of Western Union Tele
graph Company. Miss Anne D»shong. who haa been transferred
June.
to Green Cove Springs, left here
the form of e mother’s day pro|gram was furniahed by the third this morning.
yt _
the
Kalian
Hali
P e r s o n a Is
t
it
wc
T E 1{ K A C li T A L K
,
’
.-j '-'
••
(
•I
CAY ARTLEY
(
1
$g.m and $g.70 ^
r,
.
n
V
il
Mr.
Johnson
and ii_.
I returned
•on*, sister
In llattl
In New
...ive
lohn-
■
n v- • •-*
P aUUul
I
vtee
I In glad tn tearn thaV kis
Itlon is improved.
I
LsA-S'^n:
Mra. A. D.
Foeur
are guests
Mrs. JI
Montgomery,
the
as aday
.... of
As
Coftroro
fa ir, Mr. U»-
‘He AdrertUecT
mmm:
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ii ’
. gg5T>a.k.
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a a t a r la la a t .a la f a r Ik a » sr# o » * a t
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l a a t a M ill k a r k a r c r A t a r
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a f m l t a l a i r a lr a ,
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f t r r r . I Mr..
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a a k l l r a l l r a - I a ll
4 la # a lr k
II
mr a a l
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t f f t llr l
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a a llt M
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a a lilU b r A
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Ifc * I r r a l a r n a
t u t r i a k i a l a » » aa u
i k llr a O « a a f i n
r i a l A l a a a l r k r a k r u l a a » r a la a re -
TUK-HDA Y, MAY It, l»4 «
.1
BJBI.K vKltftn F o il TO P AY ^
rinn 1UB T X U O flt HttM/OL
IT Y B Y TiX A M l't.B , * N D T H A T
IS Tlt'K W AY WE M A # IN FLU*
KNCE H U M A N ITY MOST: -Ttr
Word l»rt*i»fiic flttli • imI uwrll
I ■ aiming us, Full of K ™ "
, InithfrJ eh n
«■«» -
; LV
■ tfT *
1I
.
We liu|u- they get Hie coal
■trike settled befure till* yeat.*
tteck worker** ami automobile
worker*' contracts expire trod it'*
time for them to strike ngiiin. j
FLOYD A. PALMER
The Lions and Rotnr.v, Clubs deserve the blithest
commendation in sponsoring the Junior Baseball League
which culminated Inst week in a little World Series and a
picnic at Sanlando Springs which saw sixty-six boys mak
ing the trip down there for a swim, feed and the awards
for sportsmanship and playing ability.
The Lions Club has sponsored such a league in
previous years for the younger boys, but this is the first
experience of the Hotary Club in this sort of thing. The
Hotarians took a little older group, and furnished managers and umpires who devoted a good deal of time in
teaching the boys how to play and in managing their
games.
Something of this nature has to be done nil a broad
scale these days or the increasing number of diversions
of a sedentary nature will tend to drive athletics and
physical*development out of the child’s program. Time
was when n boy got his own exercise; nowadays, unless
he is carefully supervised that la apt to be overlooked.
The number of children going to school has steadily
increased until It includes virtunjly eyeryoiie j i s _£Otuphi-e/r with "about d im out ofThree, a generation’ or so"
ago. That Is all to the good, providing the physical di*-,
velopment of the boy who sits in a class room all day *
long is not overlooked in the quest for.knowledge. *
During his afternoons and evenings, he finds the
radio with such thrillers as "The Lone Hanger," the
movies with their exciting westerns, and the comic maga
zines, competing with the lure of the great outdoors for
his time. A million inside activities, unheard of by his par
ents, keep him from the sundlot and the "old switmnin'
hole."
; ■
.Wiiyt^i^gels into high School or goes to college, h er"
finds We emphasis on producing a winning team rather
than providing gxordiir for the average student. He
must be a specialist in his field, a powerhouse on the J
gridiron or a “ Babe Ruth" on the diamond, if he is to
get to play at a ll.. For hundreds « f thousands of boys
and girls nil over America, athletics-consist of sitting in
the stands watching someone else play,
And so we congratulate our,local civic clubs on tlie
fine work they have started and wish them the greatest
success in their future efforts. May the time come when
every hoy in Sanford will be given his chance to come to
bat even though lie may not be able to knock a'home run.
Tlie Civilian Production Ad
ministration proudly announce* il
ha* g » l Hie nien'i underwent
ahorUxe whipped, Well, Hint * u |
foot I place li, atari, nil right,
right on the sent ‘if the pant*.
Oarsman A t 90
(irmidnnitliera who play golf are a familiar story, but
great-gntmlfutlient who iittlulgc in strenuous exercise art!
not common.
Frederick A. I'JuinU’d, former world's
champion professional sculler and Inter rowing coarli1
at Howtloin College and Yale, Harvard ami Cidumbia,
has died -n I’hilatbdphia .-it !H>.
Almost down to his death i'lniatcd would have fur
“ The Miami building Maim l» nished formidable competition to any youthful oarsman.
B bu g," any* a cement dealer At 7 I he won the first prize at Saratoga against notable
down there. Not l*v*u*r people rivals. At HU he raced Jack Kelly, the former Olympic
don't want to build, or don't hove
tho money, but because thev can > rowing champion. In his '.Id's he made it a rule to row
t' the material* to build with. three miles every other day.
mewhul the >ame ailuatlun
President Charles W. Kllot of Harvard thought that
exists everywhere.
young people should cultivate ttports which they could
^-41
There ha* been u |ol « f belated continue to use as they grew older, and specified rowing
talk In this country shout saving and. tennis as ideal. Plaisted would have been a w o n d e r
foo«), with rren Hi* prospecta of ful proof of the soundness of his recommendations, lit;
rationing It alghl, in order to
save the (.carving people of also showed that it Is not necessary for the aged to rusl
Euroj>«, but »IUI no one boa said out.
,
anythin* about prottoclflg, m#re 11: t -
public, and, in alt, there anmany more advantage* for iniimiving and mainluioiitg ehlld
health tortay* than tlo-rt- were not
very runny Venn ago.
Urn-rut obaFrvnnre of nation.tl .1 Because of their prosimity (•<
( hilil Health Day fucuieil atten doctors' offices, hospital*, ant
tion on the health, welfare, inel laboratories, city parent" prid*atdy
development of children and Iheir take fuller a*l\artlage of lie.importance in connection witn luraiero safegomds and treatthe future welfare and develop liu-nls for the gca«| heal til oi
ment of our cotnmttnilic*. state. •
liiblreti Ihlio d'i count iy
and country. It i* impossible to I people*. Ibis "In mli l not tic* H.e
place too much emphasis on ch illi case.
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nod it i* to tie hoped that
Welfare, for our future la up •“ Jp time will rums wncii every
the boy* and girl* today. If our rural mother will see that her
country i* to continue strong r*tot (hihlrrn get the- benefit of alt
great, there m(ui be strong men preventive and corrective nnu*
Bnd women tu make it an.
l i r e * avaihible. As fur iu ouiritioM
Child health today i» a far cry is ronrernto}, tlie> tut* -t tnfuritin
frout what it wu* half n century lion ‘ fur the- rural mother I*
or te*s ago, thanks to the work hr-r# for ttir -asktog #n,| she!
of medical and nutrition M'ientista should sd iU iit il and ti . it,__
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:*pri— -to--- edtientlnmit— wfirttm
*’ .Yti tp"i71sflinillng* hsultli work*'.-,
t li.phthrria,
whooping c tt u g It, rerently Ufgerl ul! pare.its. rural
‘ smaltpus, and other rlUtSise* once and urban, to olecrve Hu-tr childi took u heavy toll of young live*. ien rlow ly to dti-ct defects in
1but vaccine* and other preven -igbl or hearing or other futtc
tive measures have caused n sharp tions and haver them c-xamlned
urn! -ratifying reduction in infant il lilrrc Is ally sU-poioo of trou
mortality from these cause*. Med- Me, to have children vaccinated
W jieal science i* responsible for the at n very curly ut'c to protect
m
it t nrnirrvu
abutir these them
great
prbgre** made along
against
diplitlieria
and
AAJh _ lin e s , and medical and nutrition other disease*, to have tlieii teeth
MMIRiltl working
checked and, if neer ary, cor
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responsible for the great redur
rected as imttti as the fintt set
HErillETARY OP Trine N A W ltlo n In rlrket* and other troubles i* -complete, to “ee Hint they yet
front nine to 12. laan» of - rest
Jamrs V- Fnrrestol tr-.Ufle.* bclorc j causal hy mnlnutrillo«.
the special Home Committee on
Th en
are
more
hhsidtul*. daily. In provide them with a
N 11tonal IJelense In Waaltluftoti. Tabsiraloriss. medicine*, and health welt-halnnced diet of from 2,l» >0
which is Investigating charge* of farOltfaa thsre i* u greater know to .1.0011 • calories dully, and in
wu*te of food at f*mrl Harbor atutit«d*a of human physiology among have them examined and lieate.l
Ollier defense base*. QuantlUn Ol hpalth Vorker* and the gatterr.l promptly by a physiciari. t
usable material arere reported ( .
ralvaged from dump pile*, tInter-'(
The University of Florida’'
agricultural experiment station
warn* Flufhla hiwsewivc* to get
rill uf roaches. The 1**1 » * l •“
exterminate them. il *«v*. I* i»
(Brink!# sodium fluoride around
tne house.
K
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yiV that Kutope coil kc fed with
out tationing.
Story
The ao-rolled Spanlah Rapubtiran lender, Ju»e. (Ural, call*
Frsnclaco Franco of Sonin a
threat to world peace, lie may
b« a firat claaa lug and a louae
and all that, but we can't *ee
anybody in Spain, or the whole
Rpaniaji nation for that mutter,
threat tu anyone.
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My Uncle Wilson, who lives in Hocky Mount, North
Carolina, owned a large amiable setter which had an
insatiable wanderlust. Uncle Wilson couldn't- seem to
keep Old Hod locked up. Soon the dogentoher had the
animal, and my uncle had to pay $:MJ0 to get him back.
Within a week, the dogcatcher bad him again. After
about the fourth time the dogcatcher didn't even huve
to catch Old lied ns soon as the dog saw the truck
Folk* who are afrBid that if
SanfUnl built u lioapltnl bit? coming, he'd begin to bark happily; when It stopped.
.anough to lake ram of it* own Old Hed would hop up front with the driver, furiously
people, the Institution might coat wagging his tail. It was this approach that completely
the laapnyrr* aonfethirt* to oper lipHt'l the dogcatcher. Instead of taking him to the pound,
at« ihould
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Id reod tlie report of HuOrange tim er aI ffliiapltol which h e'd bring him to my llnclo'H hoilMi-, " lli< r i,,H ()l<| Hod
showed a profit of JIUHtMid no again," he'd Htty wearily. "Sun if you can keep him
a totdl Inrnmo of
a locked up this time, will you?"
national.I
od deal of widen rnme from
But they couldn't keep him locked up. You net*, Old
■T*
mlnola County patient*.
Hud had grown too fond-of tint dogcatcher.—>-iVInton |(• nrtlena are expected to provida
A atory of how the unemploy Hickp in Your Life.
water Stunts, and there will be
B
ment compensation racket I* being
worked in these days of shortage*
appears In the Tampa Tribune
which say* that many unemploy
ed people down there are refusing
to accept Jobs offered them *n
that they continue to draw (2d
a weak front the government,
and quote* one of tln-m a* saying,
•' ‘Wfhy should I work for you
for |30 a .work7 a* I ran loaf
and get $20 from Hie govern
meiit,” And those who are work
ing are thq one* who ara paying
those, who refuse to work, their
|80 a week. Taken together, thl*
amounts to many millions of
I dolUra a year.
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Tha Senate passed the |3,7fi0,000,000 loan*t<r-Britain bill with
tha provision that tha money
must be spent In the United
SUUes, thus assuring us that
HwaeeiW'-ecnTrlttar - yrllt-twcnntr
- worse and that tha pressure an
price* Will grow greater. Coro
forgiven In Up hill was
i000.tt00.000 _ In Lend-lease
ch,Britain got from the United
ttaa during the war, proving
What meat o f u# knew already
(hat UndkLeas* waa Juat a
clever political term which meant
“ And o f course nothinf
h«* bean said about the
on dollars which Britain
from the United Slates
i first World War.
last t l years th* federal
th* average person
gotta up several hurt* and this cannot
amad on the war
of the money to fight
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STATE NEWS B R i EFS
Shtiwiiur TVKSDAY and W ISDN ESI
OPEN5:
12.-15 P M.
D A IL Y !
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Just received large shjpment lqw h c*d _ccn trif
pumps powered with 3 HP, ^V^scona^n A ir Ctl
engines, ideal for farm npd grove irrigation.
A. I). ROSIER, PL U M B IN G
,915 W EST FIR ST STR E ET
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A N N O U N C IN G The Opening O f
ECHOLS’ YVASH& POLISH
SERVICE
I w ill call fo r your car and d e liv e r it to y j
a firework* display.
With the
celling price o ff watermelon* this I
Iweek It Is expected that these |
program* ran he financed.
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-P L U S H U G ! I HERBERT Comedy: " A Knight and a Bit
CARTO O N- "Speaking o f W ea th er" T j
P A R A M O U N T NEW S
CARL ECHOLS
PH O N E
WF.ST FIRST STREET
More than ll.SOO boys and girls
from 21 school* gathered In Tam .
pa Mondcy to compete for prUes
in the Itlth tnntiui Flurldn highjl
“ Leeshutg was never planne<l imt fur mosquitoes.
school music fcstAnl. A nmsseili
hut just gn-w and.- at present, I
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concert by oil roulcstenla will
» a one street town" declared,’ A l I' e ns a c o in , 40 Liberty make the finals of the festival
(i. (1. Wore, la-cdiurg banker III jfreiglitcrs which have been ca;*- tonight. Sanford vrr.s represent
a recent• address to Hie Lion’s Irving real la Kurup#, have re ed by the Sstnirmle High School
Club of that city, he pointed out■miiiiuM lied up duo to the coni (lie* Club.
that iu :i0 years the city grew strikr.
Each ship has
from 1,000 to 0,000 people, but of about <10.
SiKty-ftv» percent ef nil auto
it “could have grown to 10,000“
mobile nccident* In Florida weret
and can grow to .Til.OUO In the
l-eraliurg' which boasts uf Its tha result of collision* report* F
nest 30 ytars If the young men fishing, also boast* of Its water the Florida Highway FatroL This
and women of the town plan fur melons which have added much also resulted W tha
the most fatal
Ita growth. He listed fnosqullo era to the prosperity of that section ities. Running o ff the rtetl w *xt
dication a* on* of the first steps of lake County.
June 13 ha* tl second reus*.'
Durli
Usi» ■et-*s-th(s.-daUr~tff'rtr Ydg*FndrtlTunretFiIriving led tha
burg might take lewne" from untrrmchin festival, featuring the'aa the major cause o f accidents,
east coast cities which have serving uf sllcea o f Ice cold wa-.Hoad hogs, defective brskse ami
•prayed DDT from planes with termelon* as long ns guests can steering wheels, tire blow out*,
good results for inhabitants, -but eat them. Aquabata from Cypryaa 'also caused many accident*.
W II.L A R I) rO N NH I.I.Y.
N E W CAR
nre hard to g et I
k eep you r o ld or
shape-
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• AUTO PAINTII
• SIMON IZING
• BATTEIIY CHAI
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“ WELDING
HEATUP VERS
IISEP CARS'
TRUCKS'
AUTO PAI
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BIGGER aqd BETTEB BABIES
drink Grad* A pasteurized milk from our modam dairy
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with pwrfact confidence In ita purity and goodneaa . , , .
because It U bottled under scientifically controlled con*
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dltlona which maet tha highest government standards.
waa borrowed,’ and will
bt paid back out at
to ba levied. But what
federal government do
our tax money It ha*
acting? It hasn't built
(dial- It hasn't gives in
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T U E S D A Y / M A Y 14, 1046
Personal
SOCIETY E D ITO R — Cecelia Truluck
)Social T^alendat
TUESDAY
I’lh ’ Cluh buainrsi meeting at
6:00 | ||, at the Mayfair Inn.
'The Arurlan Class of I he hirst
Rapin’ (Tmrrh will have a wiener
toast if tlit- home of Mr*. II. 11.
rippin «f West First Street nl
*71O0 I'. j|, ||p*tr*M'* with Mr*.
I’ lppii. n r Mrs. A, J. Peterson
» l l Mi. J. Jmlhdly.
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w K iw K s n .w
A i t ) mirling of the hoard
of ina'tjfrti* of the Sanford Wo
man* • hr*, will lie h«ld ut 12:00
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T ic st Monk'n Chapter of the
Uply • i*,* Episcopal Church will
Inye 1 nv.uu .and pDolc jiarty . .at
the hof5( of Mrs. Mayine ll<«lttUin (a- hake Onoro ht ti;00 l’<M
with
Itaynumd Lumlipiist a*
hoslrTin* flvjc Department of the
U^n.m. f Ttih 9 l l have a'rtivered.
dl»h t '-tin'lln at 12:30 IV Mi Ul
the club (muse. llo*lcs*e* will tat:
Sir*. I (\. Mnn for Inn, Mr-. O. I*.
ill 11Odens Mrs. Fletcher Bolls and
Mr*. T. C. Illalsdell.
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THURSDAY
Tlie -t gtil.tr meeting of the
Scmim-ir Chapter N«. 2 d.KJJ.
thill he telil ul the M:i*miic Hall
at k ou |>. M. A roveil'd dish
•upper w ill be sci veil ut t};3fl
P,. M. .
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A gttrral meeting of ull the
elr?lr- it iho ftatifurd • Cai.teii
ITui, « | T « ' held III the CKO .
lluHdn e nt ||.110 A M A Cover
ed di*li luncheon will la1 enjoyed.
Wnoliymi Circle (Uadioln Gruve
3fl7 will meet ul «;0h 1’. M
the W.llW. Hall. All incuibcr*
are Urgtd to attend.
L. I^urazier
Entertainn Circle
Tin IU>*e Circle nf the Garden
Cluh .mi Friday morning ut the
home ' Mr*. I.. I. Fiasler on
Ccleri (vemie. Mr*. Eudni Curlett pii-iled over Ihr meeting mol
Mrs < |* Herndon of the garden
rentet dive each iitrmhet » ii*l
of ti* tnrictiea of heinerocalli*
mid nl«i>* where they might t>«
1Jli'» 3 It.^ 'l milley *poke on
uxalra pul camellias. Mis A AA
Ep^> 'rsorleil that she ha* Du
lie Bnh*p arnica* ill hei garden
whirh ,>»• *till hlonmin- and nUn
rhry <ii: tiii tmnn* and tiadilinnal
fall fji »er*. She offeieil gfudcnui
l»J*s-oi •• for sale for the licnefil
at the Uiilding fiiml. An iiurtion
u b l oi rate plant* dmuile<l by
the ini alien was held, Iho pro
ceeds in go fer the building fund
4 u __ L u ll™ , thimman, wn-.
reseiifiJ n lovelv flower eonliner m - eppreeialion of her
loyally fn,| service to the cnele
The
i-jtluvring standing roininltter. weic appointcsl fin next
year Ixautlfiralion, Mr*. Curlett.
bird u 4 co'imeivation. Mr*. K.
M. Tfte; eourtesy, Mr*. John I,
I***’ ; e'lkapge, Mr*. G, AA'. Bailey;
garden center, Mr*. Herndon;
htghwMv development. Mu. Krnxitsr; Iwrtieuliure. Mr*. It. n.
Ci s#nb y; junlip garden club, Mr*.
Cbaile* Wilke; program ami year
book, Mr*. Fred B. AVTI*nn; publi
city, Alt*. )|. (I. roli-man and
visiting garden*.
Mr* K. B
Stowe
Meio’-r* present weir
Mrs.
Curlett. Mr*. Epps, Mis. (Turn
Icy. Mi*. Robert F. Cole, Mr*.
AVilson
Mr*. Hemic rson,
Mr*.
Kee, .AD*. E. F. lame, Mrs. Hern
dan, Mu, Inring Fcinlierg, Mr*.
AVilke, Mr*; Praxier, Mr*. Bailey,
M J C T. ■prion. Mi's. Jack
Russell. Mr*. Orvilto f„ Barks
and MO, J. D. Woodruff.
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Oviedo High Junior,
Senior Banquet Held
‘Tin- jnmial ’ itinior and senior
hin<|Ue! of the Oviedo High School
V *s hrl>i Krhiay evening ut the
Miiyfuii Ian using a* a themo
",*^xtr..u F u ^ i ”.
Mrs. Annis
Thoniyion and Misses Burhma
IJte, Msry Tatlen, llaicl AVilli*
apis. Satin* i’ iloisn and Valitw
Trip wet* ih charge of the de*
cAriCtioii*, A program carrying
out the Maeican theme Ineludcd
•'South irf ih* Bonier" sung by
Iloldiie tlsmil and **Vou Belong
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to1 My llaart’’ sung b
Tincn, BltUhr* “ lieTH a
Ham*. Msty Barr, Bob Hamll and
________ Mary
Mya nRosa
nI#
Dloon,
o ro th
flay Beasley,
urtea,Metcalf.
\ Mr. and Mn.
’ ilolati,
MerU
hr. and
Mra. IUIW.
t, Ferrell Beasley,
Ton 8tanko. •
con, Bail! Gi
it* officers
mmy
Pinch. ' are
Activities
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TE1.E. NO. 148
Circle No. 4 Meets
With Mrs. W. E. Betts
Circle fib. I of the, Flr*t Bap
tist Cliureh met Monday after
noon at the home of Mr*. W. K.
Belt, with Mr*. C. I’, Henderson
•V co-inulcu. Mr*. S. t*. Dirkcrson li*l tlie devotional and pre
sided over the business session.
Mr*. IV. It. Oluirr gave the bilile
study and Mr*. It. F. Cooper outlineif plan* for a donation for the
food relief drive.
Refie*hment* were *ervrd to
lie fidlowiug: Mr*. M. S. Nelson,
Mrs. S. J Davi*,
Mrs, Killian
Vickery, Mr*. .1, l„ Jackson, Mr*.
W. C. Wilson, Mr*. Ulekerson,
Mrs, Cooper, Mini A'. C. Henson.
Mry: Mindie' llilteihratid, Mr*. W.
W. Shannon, Mr*, olstrr, Mrs.
Bet tie Rett*, Mi*. W. E, Belli,
and Mr*.
I’ . Henderson.
Mrn. I*. E. Spencer
Azalea Cirylff Hostess
Mr*. K. E.' Spencer, was Ito* tv* s
to the Atnlen Circle of the Gar
den Cluh Friday. Sir*: C. 1- Bed
ding, chairman. presided over the
meeting anil plan* weie made fiyr
the yoniing year's work.,- Mf*.
S|>oncer gave a .* report on the
work of tlie horticulture com
mittee and Mr*. June Bounttllnt
invited member* of tlie circle to
n party on the yacht^ ‘.‘Skylark."
(OiTliy.
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CominiJte*- menitwr* for * « !
year
me
beautifivatinn. Mr*,
mniinillnt nod Mr*. K. A. .MoiifpiInn;
bud
con»ervaUun, Mr*.
Henry Ku**cll; conimation, Mr*.
E. ( ’, Harper, courtwv, Mt*. Red
ding; exchange. Mnu J M. Hayes;
garden center. Mm. Itoy Tilll*,
Mr*. Joe Jarrell ami Mis* Ellnlre
Kirchhnff; highway development,
Mr*. C, K. Cutler; horticulture,
Mr*. I’. II. Ionising; junior gar
den club, Mr*. K. E. Spencer;
program anil venr hook, .Mr*. J.
P. Cullen; publicity, Mt*. J. K.
Clark and visiting gardens, Mr*.
William Wray,
Member*
pirsenl were Mr*
Bedding Mr*. .1 Ponderv Mr*
Tlllia, Ml* At Until. Mr* I tnrk.
Mr*. ItnumlllHl.
Mr*. Itu**elt,
Ml** Klrrtihoff,
Mr* Spencer,
Ml*. Monfrirton and Mr* Wrav
Grammar School Has
May Day Festivities*
Martin hianko and Jon Duda
of Slavin were btisitic* visitor*
In Sunfcnl on Saturday.
Mrs. II. I>. Lewi* *|<ent the
weekend in Miami with her «!"»,
Hairy Lewi* and in* family.
Charles Md'lung ha* returned
fioni a shot| luisluc* lnp to St.
Augiuitinp.
Itoscoe Melanie, .Jr. of Gallic*,
ville Is visiting with In* family
on Oak Avcmir.
Bridge Parties Given
By Mrs. W. A. Leavitt
Sira. W. A. l.cavitl nf 2tR3
1Grange Avenue has entertained
recently with two hi nice parties,
one uu afternoon dessert bridge
with Sir*. Chut lei FDItet u* ctr*
holies* and the other mi evening
party.
At the dessert-bridge pink* and
Easter lillie* were used to deeorute the home.
Al the conftII» In'n of the game* Mr*. II. W.
Ituekrr was presented high score
prixe and S.lr*. K. Compltin, float
ing slam pi ire.
Those pre-rnl were: Mr*. JW. Hall, Mr*. John Kirk, Miir.
Hncker, Mr*. Kuwait! Montieth,
Sir*. It. It. Crumley. Mi*. SI. U
Ciilluiti. Sir*. Compton. Mr*. J.
E. Courier, Mr*. .1 V Gillmi, Mr*
C.
Redding, Sir* F It. Jlighleyninn and Mr*, II |*. ||eriidn,l.
White dnl*ie* were used to decornle the party room* for the
naming party and prise* were
-Mr*. JJfrl ert- Slootbwff. and
Mr*. Waller Meriwether mid,their
children ure *pendlttg two week)
lit llnytoua.
fclrelr No. 3 of the hirst Bap
tist Church-met yesterday aftr.
noon ul the residence of Mr-.
John Courier, Jr. oil Magnolia
Avenue with Mr-. Lulu Miller pre
siding.
Bed hihiM'u- attractively
decorated the resilience.
Mr*.
Frol Myers g a ir the devotional
and Mr*. A. J. Kennedy was wel
comed us a new member. Mrs!
Mary Hall presented the Bible
studv "Hightcou* And The Wick
et! In The World To Come".
Member* will visit the Morris
Home on West First Street Wednesdao nnd the circle will meet
at the home of Mrs.. George MeCall fo r the next meeting,
TTb>** present wfr* Mr*[ A. -T
Kannetly. Mrs. George McCall,
Mrt. J. T. Newty. Mm. Miller,
Mrs. A. K. Stoudetimire, Mr*.
Mi** Helen laindium of I'on’ e
Veilra ha* joined the *t.«ff nf *Jte
Muyluir Inn.
seen-
( trn s -AT HOME'
MRS. SHZASIR f. JORDAN
Mr*. II. A. Howard returned
Saturday from .lucktmiivillc where
•lie rceelitly underwent an eye
ppcialion.
Friend* of Mi*. Until1 Cum*
tiling* Will regret to learn that
*Jmi is. ill and t unfilled to her
home ut 420 Oak Avenue.
GENEVA NEWS
'Mrs. Clayton Smilh i* confine'
an.the locul hu»pltal_aftei tmdei
going uii npciMliun fiieo.i* wll
l>e intervsleii to Itain.
Mr*. Ilnfoid Blown i* iniifiui'd
in tlie Fcrnuld-l..iuglilon Meiuorin) Hospital following an npciatiun, friend* will regiut in k'urn.
Lieut, and Me* ItnlK-rt IB own
of Pensacola spent llie weekepd
with Mrs. Baymoinl l.uudipiUt at
her homo on second street.
AVnlter Meriweth
utllig from a iccei
Summit, N. J.. frte
teres ted to lenrtf.
lit. and
son and
ll •Hxlrufr
Sunday at
All*, (tiiillr B.n
Hi
nyol M i
mi,| ,l.i ighler
Daytona llrarii
Mi** Doris Vmion of Ponte
Aedra i- opeeteil t.. spend a
few day* wjtb Mi
mill .Mi*.
Kind AA’eber at the Mayfair llin
Tlio*i* dining .
m, ,'loihvi
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family. I ATHEI. M !
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IIUYI.E. MB. mo' Mo
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J. M. HOI.I.S of
Mli. and MBS. !I i <
mill family, Mlit
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tu t
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mid hi* biothei ■> 1 *i* i
Mlt amt A|BS .1 A| |
Teva.- w II li ai i In*
Miami, Ivey AAand
trip In I llbn Ift a till
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Tin f .or Wtl
pinvinmlety li
lot*
BOUEBT
MRS. SUZANNI S. STEVENSON
MRS. SARAH.
Three and a hall
1.
in11linn rural
women throughout
,-_t the United
rttaler Alaska Hawaii and Puerto
into srr taking part in « unique
at home celebration this week
Mat 5 to I* has b-’ cn set aside
• N*Hnnal Home tVmatistraUou
sick during wtiii ll these women—
and th-ii l,niu lr.% — will show.
tiiiougli exhibits, tour*. meellnsJ
and radio progi. in* the pingrev
in mial tamllv living
..... _ ---during Jt
teat* et home demomlratioiii work
From tinn.i o calming demon.- tra
time* in a few fVnitlicm communim IPI3 tin* edurnUmuit |no> lot mini Inane* ha* grown
hr mjuest nl wuiym
them*
•chit until ll now i injj/lru-s e ifiy
ph.i*e of .rural tamllv life tpwls
.nut nutrition, clothtns. luiuschold
uji|u.ui'jnrnt,
home* fumlsirttig.
I'.tritlleiafi* Hint rniraion a* well
a .hr.tllh amt medical rate hous
ing. tliunriu* id liming, child rare
‘ini piirni (-duration. ((immunity
welfare mid rltlrrtuddp rcapon.'Ifoloic- ITo- pyngl mi t* -cviulu Tcil
I it;'lj t>i l]|e U H tJrp.ittilirnl
nl .Aginidiine mirllhefit land-grunt
*».■*.» . ii the til states. Alaska.
I l . 'i i : amt Puerto Hlco
Some
Ms*i cmili'i home doiiiuiLsIiatlon
itgi'id* guide tlte program, assisted
tn hair a mitlion rural women,
win itc unpaid inllUltCer leadrik
sii’
p i>: -kill* drtelnped through■■
. n il e" 'hi le idrr-tralniin;
>r trie wrili'i nTeiirilII. in. Iltilhl* T o i “ 1 m p ] u , i * K.l*'fin'
Alneir* an
ill III III*' lop-flifllt qualltl
and pir*»liu *rr»ire Tui
■ iiIiiiiMI I Iranrl*"
MtiM.GMEKA
CAY ARTLEY
W li Fleming, who lias lieen
appointed Slate Hank Examiner j
mid travel* for I be Slate Bank-1
mg Department, spent the week- |
Mi
Av* Davis nreompanird
E, II. Davis, Jr^ to Ocala Satur
day where she spent the weekeml
with Mi and Mrs, Davis, l i e , is
n supei mtendent with tho Murioii
Construction, Company.
l)r. mid Mrs.' J. N. Bobsoti were
weekend guest* of Mr. and Mr*.
II. L. Anderson of Hastings, Fla.
Mr. and Mr*. Anderson drove the scry wa* fuimrrly n rnninmndei
Rfh-iiii* to St. Augustine where in the L’.S.N.B. and executive
officer at the Sanford N aval-A ir ,
Station, ■
’
i
(i'qlfer* at the Seminole Coun
try Cluh dining- the last week
Included Mr*. Gcoige Thurston,
Mrs. At I. yens. Miss Oleda Dyson,
Mr*. Ellen Stuck, Dr. nnd Mr*.
T. F. McDmuel. Henry Kilpatrick.
Edward . Illggin*. Jr., John 11.
Dunn, Miltnn
Huddleston,
F.d
Clarke, Calvin Kuler, W. K. Barfield, Hichanl Dcas; AI Lyons,
Jimmy Biilge, Hugh WhefehH,
Hill Herndon, D. L. Scott, Jr.,
G. W. Kperfcer. E. B. Smith, J.
AV. Shoemnker, J. H. Thorpe, liarrv Grimhall. Jr., and the pro,
Clyde Terwilliger.
Mr. and Mra. Wesley Johnson
and daughter, Unde Jean, have
returned after visiting Mrs. John
son'* slater, Mra. Thelma Au,r*Y<
in HortUeaburg, Mias, and friends
iry Tsttgnj vice
Hamit;
ts To Housewives
li [rum Home Drmnndrsllnn
Specialist. Tsllahaiwr
JUDOINO f*0M Vtr NUMBER OF WOMIN who have announced they‘will take an active p 'u t^ ih e coming
national elcctlony ,y number of them aro likeiy to be added to tho Congressional roll. Three of the married
women who hoptto win scats in tho hall* of Congress aro Mrs. Susanna Sitvcrcruvs Sievensort, Mrs. Sarah
llughee and Mr* Eikabcth P. Jordan. Mi*. Stevenson, sculptor, painter and author, In i con e out for tho
Republican non a.dlon in Mrs. Claro Bootho Luce’a district in Connecticut. In P.tt bur ih. Pa , Mr*. T3l/abclli P. Jordan, titther of tliroe. li.i. annoutpi*l that she will seek tho Itcpublican Si ;atut ml tu'ininutton in tlio
May 21 primary.* !i*. Sarah Hughes, a Dallas, Tc*., district Judge, is out for Cer;;ic ?.
(Infcmnlloital)
Mr*. Bui tell lliidgin* who is
confined in the Orange General
Ann AA’hitnkei ami Bob KiD Hospital in Orlando expect* to repntrirk were crnwneil May (Jurvii turn home SutimJn).
and King Friday evening ut
festivities at the Kaufonl GramMr. ami Mr*, AA'uti Warner will
mar School. The tfueen wore a leave tomorrow fin Ashtabula.
lnvtndcr amt white gown. Crown Ohio where they will spend the
l!eaier* were Miriam Itouth alii
Phillip Hudson ami rnuil attend
aula, issue. Jiukic. McDoiiuUI ami
Jeffrey A'liliss, representing Boom
7 nf the sixtli graile; lean Wilson
and Johnny Joiner. Boom * alol
lien Caldwell mol Kim ley Klnim*.
Boom lb
llradbtiry of the
The assembly w»* culleil to
been transferred
gether by the trumpeter, Kenneth
cl land, Ala, to
Guno ami Joe Mcim Ii acted u*
N"cV Brunswick,
master nf eereinnnlr*. The coro
nation eeiemony was dirceteil liy
Mr*. E. J. Routh uml Mr*. Ger
trude Page.
. AVilliuni Brnnan who ha*
tationed with the Army
Entertainment for the royal
rp» in I’uiiumn Is expected
court Included Hussion. Nurweginn
ie in Sanford in the near
mul Swedish folk iluriir*, u mock
prise fight, the Tarantella. High
land Fling and Irish Jig which
were presented by Im» . mid glrli
Dob1 llnffimiu of Green Cine
of the sixtli Cf IIIIt' 1- 1( 11, grade Spring* visited Ills patents, Mi
students executed a flag drill ami Mr* AV. |). Hoffman, over
Dinmoml ball nnd volley 'tiull the wrckrlid at their residence
game*, were played during the on A’nlennn Drive.
afternoon.
Mrs. II. E. Hall left Saturday
by plane for Mobile, Ala. and will
joined l.y Mr. Ball today who
Mrs. John Courier, Jr. lie
also traveled by plana to attend
Hostess To Circle her -ister's wedding.
J*’\rti>*- Ia wton.
• Skier i|innri%he following class
rritmber* and guest* assembled
In the ballroom where 'danclfk;
andxbunAi were enjoyed: Dr. T.
W. Luoisn, W. A. Teague, school
prtnctp*l' »od Mr*. Teagux*. James
larutoi). Jean C h a n c e , WUey
Abell, HoroUty NIbUck, A'nliu
Luke Monroe
Tripp. Ik>b Parka, Hatel Wiltismk1’ Fnrl Leaslty, Mary Barr.
B»*by Howard Mrs, Annie C.
The regular monthly meeting
TVmpv-e. Bobble Hamll, Etoise of the Iaike Monroe P.T.A. was
Walfnrm. Susan. Lukas, Eula Faye held ‘Wednesday evening at the
Lnd Mr*. B. F. school. A* this was the last
h Farnell, Bolin*!; meeting of the year, election of
d ^Mrsofficers for the coming year was
held after which a buffet supper
woe enjoyed. Entertainment In
the form of a mother's day pro
gram was furnished by tha third
and fourth grades under the
direction 6f thalr teacher, Mrs.
V, 1L Grantham.
H
P A R E T H T tE P
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . IA N F O R D . F L O R ID A
Social A n d
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�T U E S D A Y , M A Y 14. 1 * 6
HANFORD UKRAliP. tfSTmwnT. FEOWIWA1
P A C E FOUR
ddy Lake Is Scheduled To Hhrl
Against DeLand Red Hate Tonight
Jodie Howington Limits Azaleas To Only
Six Blows While Mates Rip Into
Crammer For Even Dozen Hite
lly JU LIA N STRNSTllOM
Ed Levy'* hustling Celery Fed*
mured to within one game of the
second place St. Aujfiutine Saint*
loot niirht when they pounded mil
12 hit* o ff I'hil ('rummer of the
I ’alatka Axaleu* to rnine ’ from
behind in early frame* and slap
nn H to. II defiuit on- Jdyrjl.Uimg'Dellar-dweUIfiJr «i|uud.
The win also plured Sanford
snunrely in ihlrd plnre a* the
lAwahurg 1‘arkens defeated the
was scheduled to' tak# the hi I
tonight. H n M w r; Rattle* will
be unable to maktr the trip dll*
to business reaoen*. In o i w lb
not interrupt the current hurling
schedule n*t up by loVy, lb* Fad
skipper hui announced tb it Bud*
dy lake wilt tfo on tbe
against the Deland nlbe,
Jodie Htiwington w*s on the
hill last night for tHtTvlewt*.
and although he was In trouble
•event) time* during' the context
he IlmlbM the AxsWa* u six
blow*. All of them were1aintfte*
and never more than a *tnn)e
hit wax permitted throughout (he
.tile.
i ’alntks Jumped into an-early
within four ami a half
fnmct <>f the Icflsrue lending OrInn.In Senntora who ware nosed
out I to 3 in Gainesville lout
evening.
Tonight the locala move into Wlahba altigled, took sSCOftil ort fl
Delved for n hlpUr .with THU passed hull. relchwl third when
ymprtiVcd'Rird Ifntv Choke liryant m ia o u e d * PWeswWt *
grounder td abort, and scflred on
r u n ic
«, w h o
r p lc c p
im tio n
Orlitmhi
it: Aiteurtiu*
iAWtdtl»
o*in**»iirr
IM jrin n n
lA**titir*
llr a s h
I'u la lk *
■ytoha
over
laat
the
Frida*
ll'a r lt .
lACUIt'Vl ->
Orlando
night.
rime
mftcr
i*l11tbUr£ft
Schlro lUiiintiFKiiif!
Pile
marker In the thinl when Za*pcl
walked and afored on Rowing*
ton’a triple to left. K"Ur more
tuna wer* recorded In the fourth
which gave the Feds u lead they
retained throughout the game.
Five consecutive single* by Grid*.
Announces
the Dedication and Opening:
of the New
SANLANDO CLUB-HOUSE
Thursday, May 16
SPECIAL ENTERTAINM ENT
at 2:3 0
A FASHION SHOW PARADE
Under Sponsorship o f Dickson & Ives
A Q U A TIC EXHIBITION BY THE
prialurcd three run* and Silvermini** single to left scored the
fourth. During the Inning, two
runner*, J/svy and Zaspel. wer*
fWiiaJn ‘ out at the plate.
Th* Fed production machine
went back into operation in the
•vvenlh when liryant led off with
u triple to left-center. Urldo workcd Crammer for a walk and l-ake
singled to right to acore liryant,
Grille halting at third, (In Tuttle'*
Gy to canter, llrfdo scored and
l.ake crossed Gie plate while Jus
tice was being nalilied in a chase
between first and second,
l . n k e continued Ilia attempt to
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Florida Slat*
pture _n Ifconil
l.mgue bulling title, llr single<l
three lime* In three official trips
to the nlat* to move near the
,4(Hl mark.
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Jimmie McDaniel and Fran
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George Her
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I .R V 4 I V K
RKTURNH FROM rACIHC
Hgt. Robert Ilrure Muirhesd of
the United States Army Signal
Corps has returned to the United
Ktfllot after « month* service In
the Philippines. Sgt Muirhead
landed at Ban Francisco and i*
stationed in Oakland,
ring his mrfrire in the
t'aelfic, 8gt; Muirhead was an
instructor in radio repair.
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A r w a r n M il n t r o m p la ln l h a t i n g
lw * h file d n K a ln a l t « u lh th e f*lr*
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in
and
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Ih e a e • p re s e n la
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to
ro m m a n ct y o u
In b« .a m t w p v - n r
b e f o r e - Ih a n tn iv * * i* t e .l i ’ n u r i at
itunrr.P.1. K ln r b t n . e llh e r In p e r s o n
o r b y a t i o r n e y , nn th e ( l h d a y o f
Ju n e . A. D
l » t t . n t h e r w l* * h e e r e e
P ro
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N o lle * I* a » r r liy g iv e n Ihfct I run
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Directed by Dr. Fleetwood Peeples
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ROLLINS COLLEGE SWIM TEAM
Legal Notices
An all-star softball till wa*
won by Room 4 of iha Fifth
(Irsda. Bobby Morris ami Terry
CoriNII wer* co-captaina, of the
winning aggregation. The all-stare
wer* divided Into two tsama-and
each team played half of th*
gam*; The final score In favor 11401111*1 you.
T t ie tta h fn r.t H e r a t *
I*
h e re b y
of Room 4 wa* 0 to 0.
n » le d e » n n e w a p a p e r In w h ic h
Room 0 o f th* Sixth Grade >t ht**l«
* r lla tlo n
I* t» t>« p it h lls h n t
fought- two Sixth Grade all-star on r e e a r h w e e k fo r f o u r t i l rntt*
idne* to a scorelca* tie. Captain* a e e t lllv e W e e k *
tV tTN KM M iu i bn ii .1 k m l of f t .I n i
for the all-atar* were Jimmie
s e a l kt H a itf h ril. In t h e C n a n ty of
-McDaniel end Frank Reynold*.
)<emliinli*. H l k l e o f F l o r id a . I h l* th e
Room 4 of the Fifth Grad* C1I> d a y o f M a y A . I i M l
it. f . I I K I l f f l K I N .
and Room fl of the Sixth Grade
if | b , C l r r u l l C o u r t
had won the nofllxdl tournament*
kforthe N arW ot-d
held at the School earlier In the
H e p u ly c l e r k
iWrt ■Mn* l ttn
Ki l^iuN
(’IfVflaml
('Mfliitti
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Cltrk I’ lrfUtt tv.url
THURSDAY MAY 16th
FORT GATLIN HOTEL
'
By Factory Representative
Sec. the All-In-One Unit Hearing Aid. Entirely
New. M oderately Priced. Terms Arranged
No Obligation.
510 Empire Building
*
St. Petersburg,
Doya of Mr*. E. J. Rmith’ i
Sixth Grade room, led bv Frankie
Stenatrom, captured the achool’s
football crown by defeating the.
O n r l n n a i l a l N iw f o r k
4*litnigl» ill p t ilg d e ln h la .
I ' t U .l m r v h at
m i . ta>ut* ni i i f t i . x i ™ .
C ti> V ft*nil
BROOKS DISCHARGED
BKM/c Alfred N. Brook* kt
yifr OiXnSa Avenue ha* been hon
orably discharged from the United
State* N ary at th« Naval Per*
*onn*l Separation Center In Jack-
Durin* the May Day event*
held recently at tlj* Sanford
Grammar School, the Sixth Grade
boya team defeated a Fifth Grade
A. DUTTO N
aggregation by a score of T to* i First, pabl.lrellenC April
.11,. ISIS.
9 in n.softball gam*. T : 'J. Must?
rnplained the Sixth Grader* while
Terry Cordell managed the Fifth
Grade team.
The Sixth Grade also ropped
the boy* volley ball title by
defeating the Fifth Grader* by
a acore of lb to 12. The Sixth
Gradera were under the dim-tlon
of
Captain
Robert Stenatrom
while- J. T. Alford led the Fifth
Hjf
t
nXVymtn at
firfatiifis ht t.
-X| A k i t M I t lS
il a l n r a v l l l e n
f
Grammar School Lads
Also Win Volley
ball Championship
hurldd the one-hit
which
B e g in n in g
Sixth Graders
Cop Title In
l S o ftb a ll Play
lln w ln g t o r c t
fu r
P la in t if f
minrS ok Kt'm.irvriov
TO: PAtnjNH Klltny. whose rlsre
ut rf-fld a h ra a m l Piipt inffli*** «rtdmH im THmUlf. T#ian . IIAI|H> E1
Y n ii a ra -h » r* H v
a n d r^»hifrr*d tf» fi|i|w *ar l«» n r f r t a f n I11H
nf Crtmfditlfit f •*#«!
illV r i-c r . h r
ItU F IT fl H
vmi *t*r
K lU tlT
fin r
tre-ndin*- »n‘ th* C W tli r«n»ri nf
CrtimtY- yifiidfla, fin nr
t*rfore* thr Jun^. Ilteli* IHy, fis*wlf,
'|h® 3rd rfAY
I n i l r fa n 11
|ili)F a » a fl'
RHkUilHBt
» i f J jjft*, l 1**4,
I
art Id ***»!*•#* w |H
f ’ a H k . -* I r f I h l * o * d r r
fn * Y!t** e f i l f t t f l f V lim e
N O W IN STtklK
G o lf B «g »
G olf Balls
Tennis B a ll.
A rch ery Sets
Castihg Rods
Baseball Gloves
Softball Bats
Table Tennis Bells
Boxing Gloves
Horseshoes
Johnson's Minnows
Bait Buckets
Boat Seats
Sinkers
Floats — Fli
Hooks — Pit
Tackle Boxes
Bicycle Tdbea
Bicycle' Tires
Bicycle Baskets
Seat Covers
Ford Pedal Pads...
Picnic Ice Boxes
Radio Batteries
Radio Tubes
Wagons
0
Baby Strollers
Flashlights
Garden Hose
Fishing Reels
3x5 Flag Sets
W allets
Luggage
Hampers
W indow Screening
VISIT OUR P A IN T DEPARTMENT
Houfte Paint —* Interior Gloss — Enamels — Porch
Paint — Roof & Barn Paints — Putty — Aluminum
Paint — W all Paint — Varnishes — Stains — Plas.
tar — Screen Paint — Brushes — Paint Remover —
Glass Cutter* — Sand Paper, Etc.
lii*ilr*. Mlt\*rm*k.
I^»k». Tultte.
Tki
iiowinictmi. nrreiT.
lift l£tan | I ksfifila '
Music By
Hrhli« and Ytlatittp
STEW ART-M AItTIN ORCHESTRA
11; Pit ft Tort! I .
D .m n r o n l i » I U i o f f
C rm n r-r tf.
fl ow m u ton
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P tH kc*
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t»y id D lia r
i*rm ii*-p * ( I D t w I f i K f o n ) :
T o lK li
COME, JOIN THE FESTIVITIES
IlitWIhmun
INVdivIrK, F» ro w lrk )
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W E A R ONE OF OUR N E W
Y O U ’L L
the old nuraory rHym* ore the service* of * modem
Glistening streamliner* gliding over ribbons of
•ted. wiine pgaflengerg enjoy trgvel in hi m o it plw»to t forth, surrounded by every comfort and
venfimoa to make the «ei|>.deU(htful. . .
town» nnd cities
Continuing research to find wey* of makit^
morrow’s transportation even better than t>
freights ipebdiny thete cargo* throughtfte liatjonYl *rpHe* of commerce, assuring cm-time
deliveriflJ of tbe aioOMtnds of items needed for your
Working. With agricultural interests to develop
Lo r d l y
seers
r, -
by Famous-Stern!
aborts, stouts sa
Behind all of our undertqjtinga is the prindplk! v
guides our pluming-that the Seaboard Air
Railway U a dtoen of * e territory it ig pnvileg
gerye. As a dtiwn we will be wttefied to f Iwo no
len than our bnt for the odvaheemeo! of our
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T U E S D A Y , M A Y 14, 1948
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*:ipl:**r ftultl pafur purtUtll! l» lh**
term* tit ihp *'I'li IIIluti» Nam# HUi*
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u i» '‘ M 'h a p lr r J M H . !*«*■» <»f l*l*»r*
M a i w it h th e c*tnrh of th e C i r c u i t
f i i i i r i * js-rfitin u l** ( 'm in t y . F lf ir ld a *
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Phone 325
ROAI) SERVICE
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General Insurance’
Atlantic National
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L M. S W A IN , Owner
Corner ?nd and O ik
Touchton D rug Co.
YOU D R IY E ITI
Bank Building
Phone 517
Nt.w, Dial'Hal » rather tv here . . .
I* *J(lliif back (Jlliriln, du»t .* I.r II util anil Ifl u* rhrrk the
malar and pul II nn llir jnh igjin Sir Inin It.ipp, you will lit.
PHONE 200
BEAUTIFY
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MORRISON
BRUSH OR SPRAY
G E N E R A L P A IN T IN G
SIGNS
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STATIC and
D Y N A M IC
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PHONE 1144
31S E A S T SECOND ST.
-W H E E L
B A L A N C IN G
Consult An
Insurance Agent
• In Time! •
C. W elsh
An automobile Insurance policy
Is of Imic value, until you have
an accident. After an accident
the premium may be Infinitesimal
compared to d image caused by
your automobile.
11* fore you have an accident we
can write you $15,000 to $45,000
bodily
Injury: $5,000 properly
duniuge liability nun $750 medical
payment for only $14 35 on private
poanmgor cars. All makes.
1 PU-ajw* see us before you have
an automobile accident.
Your Ford Denier Knows Your Ford Bentl
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
— Chon* 111
Tlrr llepalrlng
PHONE 200
IN n iH I’O lU TKIM
Sanford, Florida
c*n* t< mwctsT ary cf
C*:tDS*H WSkRWWfWiC 10
Th«r Sanford llrrald goes Into
.pure than HOOD homes In San
ford anil Seminole County. If
you have something to sell or
buy you wilt find that a class Ifleil nil hi the** columns will
,el| the moat people about it for
the le«at money. Phone 148 or
bring your as, to The Herald
office for aafck result*.
CLASSIFIED RATES
I0e
OAe
OTe
Ojc
per line for one insertion
per line for 3 Insertion*
per line fot a il iniertlona
per line for 3$ insertion*
Minimum charge 30c
Count 5 word* lo a line
Including phone end add re**
InOratUOf C fl.ti.SCMIlrtES
nsouibu ik-riiW6j.NOe^C05TW
CWOLlkNWTj-YOU Mi
Lost and Found
m.o:i £ t£o H i *
IK taxi driver who plckrd me op
at Idtil Park .Saturday night,
May f, found my hill fold
will ide««e return half money
and tdll fold I would appreciate
it very much. Herbert Hat-rHl,
Bn* 714, Titusville.
FOR RENT
FOR SA LE —
BASIC SLAG— fertilizer 4-8-8 5 ItOOM furninhed hmiM* Cm.I
garage. Small family. $25.00
A 4-75. Firs damaged feed anil
per month. J. V. Martin, Hi 2,
hay, tin, lumber. See Clarke
'Box P8.
after 4 P. M. and Saturdays
and
Sundays, old Seminole F'URNISHKD room*. It 14 Park
COOKKR S P A N IE L puppies. H» 10
Feed location.
Avenue, Phone 114-W,
- Palmetto Ave. Phntfe 1H5-J.
ROV HKKL has tire*! Trucks or
passenger — new, used. 300 W A N T E lP r O RENT
linn, reasonable. Phone 073,
-— . . . . . .
• « ..
, ______ _
W. 2nd 8L Ph. 1040-J. ____
STON hull puppies. C all. 1H1 A'K M ANUFACTtiltK ami rebuild 2 OR ,7 bedroom house, unfur
nished,
permanent
resident
Everythin* In Bedding"
Wo
Phone 1114, 8 A M til 5 P M
■
— *L« - ---stock quality furniture. Call us ......
5 ACRES. 3 rlrured in tile, 2
for your bedding and furniture a! t i K D K G O M tip ! o r In h im * tiy
public
school
IrachetP.
A1
flowing .well*. 4 room house,
need*.
E c h o l s Bedding ami
adult*. Phone IS58-M, *
furnished or unfurnished. Con
Furniture Co., 117 tV 1st St.
tact Mr*. M. Clark, lit. I, Ho*
Phone 113.1.
•122, Sanford.
BALLARD'S rved, groceries, etc. W A N T E D
Phone 80S-J. 'll. Q. Tmichton,
HANDMADE c r o c h e t e d l>c|lUHKli liaby play
• 1201 Celery.___________ .
sprcml. OJS'li Park Ave.
Kirchar. (IllkJ.
AVO n I product*. Mrs. P. P. Cason, EMPTY 5 (a l. oil cans—43* each:
H. B. Pope Co.
TO BU Y—* fresh goat milk daily
y o u K. 7th St. Phone 792-W.
Grade A. Phone 2J4-\y. 1332
GOLDEN Bantam Corn. Rlva’*,
Laha Ave.
GROCERY
store—goml
Orlando Highway.
.
Inquire 1104 W, 13th St
rows, calves, yearling*
boro. Phone 407-R.
TWO story normal price, Edward
Lord. Phone 788-W,
F. Lane.
M )T and 4 room partly furnished ASH logs, Slade'i
TWO slnry house close to school,
huoee.
Electricity A water.
Ismgwoud.
Edward F. latne.
Apply evenings.
Bo* G. M.
I
r
E
f UUY
buy -your car, regiirdle*.
r/o Herald.
12 BOOM house close In. Kdwsrd
of uge or condition. R o y Reel.
(I ROOM stucco house with -2 ■ tp< W . 2nd at.
bedrooms A garage.
Partly
A BUNGALOW Perk Ava. KA
furnished on Crystal laikr in W IL L pay highest pners for used
A-ard F. Lane.
car* and alsq wrecked and burn
ed or old .car* for parts.
A BUNGALOW with extra lote. UPHOLSTERY fabrics. A fine
Ratliff t A Sons i’hons 237-W
Edward P. Lane,
selection In stock. It. ‘H. Brown,
Sanford, Fla.
11(10* ______ -------------------- —-2911 North Orange, Orlando,
Chicken and Dairy farm. 67 acre*,
nice « room houaa. s c r e e n e d '
porches front and rear, good
liarns, chicken rune and coop*;
for V 2500 chickens, ■!»• modem
with electrical equipment, 4 room
f
W e cun m :ik <•
in* mow mm
807 MAGNOUA- AVE. vSANEOED, K A
iiri'a
nitfiitM for you to finuuco
thorn on EASY TERMS!
J rIg E ^ g sa a i
• } g « ® 2 ft'
Venetian blinds nmile to fit any size windows
Free Estimates
Wood and metal slats — 58c sq. fon
ilepuiriiiK — ReflnlAhliTjf *•
SEM INOLE V E N E T IA N B LIN D CO
’
Should lira daitttry
your home, acme rr.alariats cannot bo
placed tor the du,a'
lion. BUT you should
be protected aejainst
Imancial low Lei ue
check your policiea
and see lhat they
cr jt cutieol ha*-
4
Phono
SERVICE
V0NO T
(
a
NEED K
H E LP IN G
HAND ?
k
O ff IT HiRI
AT TH( MOMf Of
• IM IM M in M iM
0NTRAC
.
>9
W
H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY
rv.'H owtk ftfU-’.TiONS ran ojk
PHONES
riWCti'j. liNMur/ fOLtCY—
76 ANO 48
1',-cl d o w n
on
lu ck . . . a n d
yo u r
iu w n
on yo u r rim e ? Don't
worry b r i n g y o u r
In s u r a n c e
t ire
tro u t1l e i
lo
u s.
S e r v ic e ”
ANDREW
b u rn ed o u r old b u ild in g d o w n
but w e a rc atill ta k in g c a re o f
Otrr custom ers . . nt ou r n ew lo
ca tio n at th.- ST. JOHNS RIVER
LIN E DOCK on the lakofrOnt.
CARRAW AY
ROCKETS
TIRF. SHOP
The Seminole Feed Company
P h on e 2G5
OHM •H , WHAT THE ‘ -W H ERE
VW THAT COM E FR O M ? ,
VEAH
WITH ALL THAT LEAD FL/ iN'.O NE
OF THOSE GENTS 19 BOUND TO
BE WINGED ■ ' rmw*i--------- JrT^
S I N E S S SERVICE
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
HARTS AND BBRVICB
PalmstU Ave,
H*en*-t6ll
dining n»m, modern kitehsn with
"R 1TBMB .
gua range, 2 car garage aa
Kleel esool, shellac.
rflher lot. This 1* oh* of the Available
best built houses in tovrnn sod aluminum
well worth the price. Very *t- paint— a l l ------- -----------. f . .
paint—all colors and many othfc
Rama.
•
Threw beilmom housr, tilrd bath, OANFOHD P A IN T A GLAMS CO.
^ . n j e a l y latalscapad, nrtr High
S c h o o l $5000.07, Terme to eult When you need TARPAULINS
— Remember — we have them
punhu-rr.
In all slwM — and the price
Is right. Stanley-Rogers Hard32 acres, 8 acres In ..grova on
ware Ca.
- -1 - J
.,hgauliful spring Iske, 3 room gar*
a ^ apartment. T*rlce |3UK).W>.
Slg room houae with 3 room de
tached apartment and garage, lot
M x 100, Just outside the city
limit*. » 5000.00, .
BLINDS
P lU H
(INK 1030 Ford 2-door sedan.
I’ ll. UliH-W or *ee at HOT W,
2nd ? t - ___ __________________
r^W
An nttreetive 3 rwdroom house,
2 Jot*. 2 car garage, nicely lend* Call on us for TRACE CHAINS
’Wiped hi Mayfair Section,
LOG OiiiAIN — or W ELL
CH AIN — ' V s have them all
AmimiiOstty-npitnititi
~^an«l din save you moAe/2 atury houae. .Large living rcora, , Htunley-Roger* Hardware Co.
iqi V E N E T IA N
117 E. 1st St.
C. M. Boyd, Companay
(NO T
ELECTRIC
YOUR HOME
FLOOR SANDING
•thing, r Claaaing and wax
nlJ T amnE '”
HEY 'RANCE VMOLD YER FIRE
OF YOUR SLUGS HIT MV GU
ALMOST
DRILLED
AVV_—
ARM
i
.^
:
NO;- k e e p b t a s h h ;
W E GOTTA COVER CHIP, ^
HEY - - L I 6 TEN-T0 TilAT! S O M E
BODY'S BLOWIN' UP THE BANK!
.THE BALUS !.3 0 THAT'S..ill
NOW *RANCE’ KEUER '5 FAKE
GUN FIGHT BEGINS TO r MAKE S EN 5 E ! I
# 01d f l M r J 'i h b l l t e new
IL M. GLEASON
Lakf ihdyp FU.
,
With power maw
i
property
i.
\U
jlck roeolU II*
th W. Rryanl
Umatilla. FL.
and children for work or
Also
farm equipment.
Mellonvllle, R. L. Sforton,
HEY! CANT ANV OF YUH
B U IL D
your
M-P*? « M P l t n r w « ; R ir y
THAT GUN FIGHT IS JUST A
COVER FOR A BANK ROBBERY.
IF W E CAN — TONTO! DID r
GUESS NOBODV HEARD THE
NOISE, BUT I'VE GOT TOAWE
FA S T ,............. ■ M l i i V
AY?‘
iSIT. W A N T E D —
THE WHOLE TOWH'lL
HEAD FO R THE s
BANK NOW. LET'S
G ET OUTTA HERE!
SURE, t K
HOPE CHIP'S
IN THE
C L E A R .r
ANYWHERE.
House close In on Park Arentr*.
3 bed room* upstairs, llrtng room
i r w j r . egatv
j
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THE SANFORD*|ERAM), SANFORD FIAHIIDA'
Lawton An mm iicus
Appoint nu n I > 01
Negro Te .Tellers
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doublu Hitched nml reinforced ol |he nino points of
grctileil \Httin with clout metal rivcti. Two front swing
pocket,, fwo deep tup pulcli putkelt and rulo or pliers
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C A B IN E T SINKS
A new cabinet sink w ill add beauty 'to your kitchen and
or
double
cabinets
with
$
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dinette o f dialinclivo
charm and beauty!
A ll
chromium
steel
frame
with naturel oak lop and
extra extension leaf. Four
chairs
with
chromium
steel frame* upholstered
in white washable leatherrite cushions and backs.
Th«» I” vrom
ji/ fi Shown
Young Women
Today
St V 709
there ts an UKGKNT NT El) FOR
Nl'RKEH to rare tar tick and wound
ed service personnel, rtvlllan hospital
patient*, for private and special doty.
The OrmiRc General llgnnital, Orluaitu. nnridav approved by tho American Mcdicill AaaocIation'And the
American CoIIokc of Surucons, conducts an accredit
ed Hospital Training School offering every facility
for training student nunics including modern clau
rooms — science laboratory — demonstration room
facilities, and a capnble and efficient tenchinR staff.
Comfurtfiblp, npaciotu nml homelike donnitorics,
recreation, onterUinnient and planned social activi
ties are provided for trainees. This traininit is equiv
alent to;a college education at minimum cost.
At 'M tln *
Student nurses get complete maintenance with three
weeks vacation annually. — '
.
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r - a Iloapltala
t w cannot operate without nurses.
qr
calling.
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Condemned Traitor
talk to Kiwnnintts today at the
M a y f a i r Inn by Mrs. J. f ■ HiUa
of Geneva.
She was Introduced
by Fred R. U'il.on. w h o with
P er ry Whitehurst arrnngi'.l the
program.
“ The Constitution w a s drnjtcd
by
very
human
men
facing
troubled
time,
and
po*l
war
problems
like
ourselves,''
Mr*
I Hills declared. " Co der the nrovi
denre of God thev built 'b e tt e r
than they knew when they- w ei e
delegated to make a union o f
those weak, w r an gli n g
thirteen
"(icorge Waahington had
ried on a long, hard war
ahe knew had l»een greatly
longed by lack of a atrong
tral government [o vote
supplies and money,'
»*he
serted.
SEARCH UNDERWAY
BOfftON. May 16, « • ) - The
Coast Guard la aoarching the
S a t off Gloucester. Meee^ for
S t c(ew of a n^lnif b°Bt •**
lie»»d tn have sunk eftar collidtag with another vessel In a
iW A
lehilioi.-
Orange General Hospital, Orlando, Florida.
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in ie .-iv v i-lfa t
fund. ’I h.......ut i .t« t ii.'uoti.
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three hours after the opei
ators made ktloM o itteir ih
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COiKlrtnnrd lo dr alh
.4 tiaitor
Aieoandrr AiiKt*H fkcrj a *rcond
trial before a I^irls court alter
more ' rvtdrnce agaliut him Iwd
brrn u nw illed Angel! brnr.s
“ There was bitterness such as Btronc rrarmblancr lo Adolf Hiller.
we feel when John L. 1-ewis calls
( Inter naU(Hul)
a strike holding up production,
aaid Mrs. nilla and suggest*.!
curbing his freedom by
Congwss by declaring against R. J. Palmer Services
the coal strike and any other
strike that virtually affccln the 10:30 A. M. Thursday
welfare of 140,000.000 people.
She told—O f-thw —»ffortw*~of
Janiea Madison, George Washing Palmer who died at 1:45 K M.
ton and Benjamin Franklin to yesterday will be held at tlw Erick
hold th* quarreling assemble to son Funeral Home In the morning
gether during ita HO working at 10:30 o'clock with the Itev J
daya. Klwanlans voted not to E. McKinley, pastor of the First
hold a meeting Ma/- 29 l-ecau,, Methodist Church officiating In
of th« Intercluo meeting nt Win terment will follow tn laker!tw
ter Park on that date, and a
Mr. Palmer, former ttnclrir Oil
Company ogrnt in Sanford, wa*
Linwood Foster Gets bom July M. 1893 at Freedonln.
N. Y. He I* survived by the widow.
Discharge From N avy Mrs. Alice D. Palmer; two daugh
ters; three aoni; hi* parent*; and
8 lie Linwood C. Foster. 10, two alater*.
veteran of two year*' duty In the
Pallbearers will be Curtl* laven
European and Pacific theater of der. John Roger*. Brown Taylor.
war, received his discharge Mon Dr. W. D. Gardiner. Alfred Man
day at the Jacksonville Nkval ning and Andrew Owen*.
Personnel Separation Center.
.
■ • 1*“ Foater saw his first * «* duty
aboard the L8T 200 In the At M rs. Joe Hendricks ^
lantic. After eeveral month* o f
Files Divorce Suit
pre-lnv**lon training he took
part In the D-Day landing at
Normandy. He later waa trans
ferred to the Pacific aboard the
L8T and participated In the In-
AIRFIELD. Japtf
PHONE 127
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Mierllllk
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Health Program Is
Planned For Local
School Children
pfn|f I ft*?* U.|
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I. . Mili-I, v.. • •
I Sign At Park (liven
I To Local Red Cross
PHKFKCT of Lyon during (hr
Ornnan ocruiviiion an*! alrrudy
mli.te
.1. ’. alU IP 'll, lli >ti •••*
n Aral, f l i n t .‘I
\ n.,i all., i c . ..I.,*' In
larMa v%iiisl«
Uh
\»sv \ hs#*p»i •!
pM\.«fs* ssi.siil
lo
»/..*’»
• ti«u»k*
M IL- aJsInl 1 1 •
man ii I- m
• .1 nut that .tl •
it g»*•] i{ is*•»I <*t i iirliifc Mil) l»« »«•'
|il(al«'«| when sSpIlifl.
In !*•* meeting of 1Jis- Semim.li' i ..ui-i,
D m* .\V«*nl Hilt** .Scbuul PaT.A.
Medical
Association
last
nlgld U fs|Nirtioring thr campaign in
pu.he.l a round from nUtaiile.
.that V r o u p had gone on tcvoid ftirtltcring Uir pi»»Jcct nf Chibl
tar
that
pro*
cen
him
as
She told of the problem* laiseNl
by 5 5 tlelegaten of the states
who came to Philndelphin during
the hot tuinmer of I 7 h 7 to p r e
pare the constitution. of * t a'c
tar r lf fs wherein f a r m n s ami m er
chants were stuppe«l
pay taxes
nt state line, and uf interstate
squabbles. Kvefy state had ita
own paner money resulting in
inflation.
Uu,
Kiariri *m
••» isllil'ftt
III#' *. CHS*I IIIt•* tut* • *
il -#»»• I limt I'tt'i lh.lt
|»s•11« ) fill?# IK*Vf| (*• t*f lt*s| sill
enroll — * W rite «w- Director of Nursing Service,
■ •
wnul.1
,. \ r .|;.g»
.i.ll. g i r .i l . m e
Ii'
lliectii'g iia, been held al a In...
>Ml. r«.|H i A p f i ,Mif>il (h r ..|s»i »imii $
when tlie Unite d N a t i o n . Sec uit'i i til III fiMtiir hrh# illlgHl Im- »i*m *1
fi.nnril a( N e w York is r o l le r ! i m : from tin i •iiinly slutiiiic '
ht '
yrnt
ii|M »ull*»n hilt (iil«ha«l that
evtdrme* following a I'oll.h a
li fMHiii auiylit to l»e sihlr I•» |M> '
cusMlion that the Ktunri, reginu;
ilii o wn n p s i i * ^ - .
In ihr mi’Hi*
rnu slilule*
a
threat
to
w o f l ' lime. Iii* yiM. thr I ’ounly mtifhl
peare
Jevy no I N mill Ink in r»*-« i •'
|)r
I t-ink i/uii isiiiti <suii| th i'
I'..loud u n li t , lo have all • 1 •
lh »
N»v>
hsss»|silal him .»#• Mm
l u l l e d N a t i o n . , e i e , diplom a’
DESTROYS BARRACKS
For complete information — or for application to
W A S H IN G T O N .
|/1V —The ..lift i «»al upemioi
today flatly l ejerteil the tl»
iua inT oT“ I oh il Fr. I .m-t * 1n
M itnv-
a.tio o
n l hi ..
lirrrlng
p a illn n ^ n l
.it Spun, i. iMpaol,* of ..living
, ..uu p'.liti. al pioblen i., with*
out mt«*r1ri<*nrr finiii out.nli* The
bromic ast
m li lln *
" hli h H a ,
has uwerted
• lliroiiishnut fl|uln
TIm t K>«*nt i. ..litHBi problem - .H U
‘
iiimiv counr\r9 bpiltx ils'hrtt**4!‘ hy
Irlc- who»r irgiim'. are not capab!t of ropiiik* « i'ii the nccuin•ilat<*.| .liffi. nltie, ..I g b l.ul eon
flirt
'
Jtiit, rny,< r.'iidrii, Spain . v . o '. l
lie, .Ilf f I f . l i n e .
.even
ie.ltIII''
and iv developing throigli M i c e -
had marked the birth o f the n a
tion u Continental Comnena and
the A rt i fl r* of (*onfrdrrati«»n held
it together with* n aemhlanee of
unity until
There wn* no
rentml go vemm rn t with an «*teiulive at ita head, no poiarr «»f
taxnlion, im h i h o
«»»•'>
It
wtt* a league o f fril*nshhip from
which
any one of
t h r *tatea
might withdraw ut will
Tor a SUte League manager.
Beginning June 1, we will close on
for
h rallh *
U.1' ||f* »•*•»
Mrs. Clifton Williams
Died In Booifay, Fla.
i^ *
T h i«
r •* j c i t e
itvmai.il
v%lit‘lht*i tlif
Sport came from Florid* But#
If you aro a High School graduate botween IS and
34 years of age, of sound mental and physical health
i*c*
l.rwiri
DAYTONA BEACH, May 16.
=V- Daytona Beach Manager
>hnny 8oah had tf P»r » I*®
m for conduct whleh led to hi*
[pulsion In th* ISth inning at
t* Augustine Mond*v nlthc This
..
I he
Y *iu *l»l.ljiu gh tiiii
H ospital.
h a il
Ie»i»'
uil*iiimi>iWiy
f n v e t ‘ i*f
ciiw
SOBII FINED
U T IL IT Y
C A B IN E T S
Utility cabinets hold such
a lot of (hints and tako
up such a small amount
of space.
Wood frame,
white enamel finish.
th*
I-.
|ticttku|* of
K IT C H E N
C A B IN E T S
Kitchen cabinet* in white
enamel finish with lino
leum wotVtop and plenty
of extra storage space.
1
in
u prrator«.
filidtur
U
D iN E r r E s
v .ile il
n io r n t u K
the
John
rin tth
Mra. Clifton WlUlama of Bonly. formerly of Sanford, died Sat
urday at 3:30 P. M. following
tong illness.
- Ih e funeral scrvtcea were condueled at the Bonlfay Funeral
Home Sunday at 4:00 P. M and
interment followed In Bonlfay
A
'■ • •. v
i rn lt H a U
service outride the continental
Ibnlta of the United Btalea la eli
gible for membership' In the nuxlMkry, ,
i Members of the newly formed
Arran list Ion will meet tonight at
VOO o'clock at the Legion Hut
Nof the purpose of electing officers
' Also preaent at the meeting was
Virus District Inspector Frank J
McGuire of DrI-and.
who can nlwi UngthtM tiu life u
ymn |irrs. rtt Vires with Carr 111
iti»p< ctiu n s. e x p e r t repair:
weekly rcintl.it ion untl recap
V/oiit lot lie\
Conn» Im
Pol do.lgn In red,
Aw a a
blue ol green, on
while cotton voile White ruffles on
top curtains, each side 31-in. wide,
41-In. long. White toth curtains,
each side 24 In. wide, 34-In. long.
T)ebocks Included.
24 V 9414M-State Color.
Shf>g. Wl. 14 ot.
.
Pair $1.00
____ it___ I . . I J
Stafford's Service
Station
' . ' Il *•
W
I U N . Mu, I '..
'
— I'hr * i n r r n m i 'i i l ho* i r r , ™
I hr soft r i u l lu-K'ilu Ho n, ii'H
H n i lr l,.
the a , III n «.m ir a l l '
I . .u h jt'rl tn the n p | r ..,« l n f t!lv>
i )t y
r<ni n iiv i. n l
in . . ittiniiinK
i , ip p i <|.n a il. >n nf ((.'• a ' f**i the
• • -I'lta l
I tn- iin.tit.il s< ma.I.' I.) A n
fVl.'im ill al*n li r>. V'i.lr. I that tile
I II-, (ft Iv e (-.uum lttee n f the h n .p l-
II to 8. The committee eafller liad
rej*cted a moUon for a nine
month..' extension. The vote on
this motion was 10 to 1
! WASHINGTON. Way 15. (/ p )Thc Senate Labor Committee to4ay approved IrgUUHon proposing
(he construction of a $10,000,000
national Institute of mental health
Ip Washington. The legislation in
. eludes a $30,000,000 annual pro
OP gram of grants to the states for
treatment of psychiatric disorders
likewise the committee approved
a bill for a >3.000.000 national In
stitute of dental research. The in
stitute would study the causes amt
treatment of denial diseases
l i f t your rcrtificnlc trvfay on
K e l l y 's h u s k y A r in o i u h ln i
Trcml and K rlly's fjihgur juoof,
hcat-rrsnimi; rnrests. See
Cor. -2rul K Sattforil
iMacAVtiiur Meets Eisenhower In Tokyo
»•! the Na val A n S t a
ll n )u>s|iilul an.l <>f hjwrating il
I »r* r **••*•!
\f i. • i?»■i*i’i • ■it m
t*fX »
.V><H-la\h-ii
t il .
\
lighten your chorea. In single
gleaming white china sinks.
>•
Snvder Says Truman
Will Employ Every
Action To Prevent
Renewal Of Strike
Association
Votes
.To Operate llos*
nital
At Station
Mrs. O. P Davey. president ot
The Constitution of the U n l l f d
the (Curth District Auxiliary' of the States, the nirn who draf ted it
Veterans of Foreign Wars, was and the troubled times that saw
the guest speaker at a buffet sup- it* birth, were the subject o f it
new materials-
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WASHINGTON, Mny 1ft
f/P)— The Sennte Banking
Committee today voted to
extend the life of the-prico
control law a full year be
yond the scheduled June
SO expiration date. A nine
Mrs. 0. P. Davey Is
Guest Speaker At
* Meeting Of V.F.W.
of XoaQy'z
\ni h i ; ru M i f i i r i nit,
is i m
■ ii i i n o r
ru t; r t n '.s i,
ii i h . i .
- i : , i i .m .I.*:
ini.'Jf-n
MIN
Jcf office today an d pliico your older for teverol
been t r a in in g
51 yem\oc<rn.
m n d t o iib h t jfc j
"
J w.th heavy bar tack, ot point, of
- t'hod a , ollen o , you life ond Hill
• I ' becouto they're lanlorio-d thrunk.
b i n . lo y „ L. Soorj bo y ,' o vriall, r . l r a
-• a- i. . juit what your boy need, for after
• <■ »
.! or, month-, ah ea d. They II lake tin- rough.
•i
i.f.y will give them.
<
Beautify Your Kitchen j]
Ii li II )(itl.
"i t-iiiifi uf fin, may lu u mkiIiui
• <t»i|) Flut l.lri. ril lila iiffli l Ii
•Ii* roiirl ltf.il»«* uf »rili] I'uunlf il
tfuitl. Flurhlri. ujiiiln rlgtif Cri I
. i -li. M|..|i|lir ft •tut II.» lltun yf |li.
• S f r o n g l y nindo
• Sitnforiied shrunk
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
lull alfl tit ill t.f ) till itlr litfrl*'
lifllfl.il Mini |t*t|(|l|tl| |is |irrefill
OVERALLS
Hospital Favors
Acquisition 01
Base Facilities
V
ihl
I»r< r«*r>l
•mi • l 4 lfll« ulitl UrtiiMlul*
m
<4
IN fllO lM II.
In rr I.Mrilv uf *
I i ri ftIt |. Mil It i
' *
new and larger q u a rte r* in order to accommodate them*
Plionc 7R
ir J ti'ic S *
I I.Of.ll.A
^
whom' we with to thank-for, m aking it possible fo r ut to move into
<111.011011,
lis rin m i in o p n it . i iirx rv
l
o t«ii..
s i . m i \oi.t.
.'iii:a t,
S T II R D Y
Thi* new location hat been selected at a convenience to our customers,
W i« i r. I'llU fiiy Jiulkv uf St-in •***».
« ‘t*unl>. »*•••!Ii|i* tin
*I4(}| t|• t
uf Mai. D R fur MKt*rtt«Af nf »^„ ..
.ti|t| /nr rln.tl *ll-r inti ui .it *i*^ t.
n i l nf Hit- rbt.il> ni Nn*I* >| |>,, |
I* • nn.nl. nil Ilife l*-lli »I.»y t*f u , |
1911
.
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K u r lih U M A|i |k >I1)>
k u r u l i i i #»f li t til.if* nf
.I .rt ' I
I ••I •I
•!•,•..;
CATALO C
S H O P P IN G
.
BO Y S ’
New O ffice* Located at
312 East First Street
SEARS
JjwTJ) ;,vi (LfK
R EM O VAL OF THE
Kt» ft!
. • ' I I I , ** • III » *| . J*
I'llM li.
4
I *i*.f \\ tlhitfn ll
I fiii:
nri»»t*i|tril
At.* I*
MmII*. A# l»* ■*(#. \l l ’ l:»#1*
t|*trk.
lit* t
It
I : It Mill •
I . I .♦ ft » 9
hilt fill
TDUaiTOMDRlK; COMPANY
yjt
Labor Committee^Of
'Senate Approves
.
, Legislation
For
Mental Institute
From 203 Mciscli Building into Their
K .4 CAPSULES
Associated Press I-eased W ire
W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 15.’ 46
Soft Coal Operators Flatly
Refuse Welfare Fund Plan
H E A V Y SNOW STORM HITS MIDWEST STATES
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
1 Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins
A, Bi, C, D. E, C and B(, plus LIVLR, IRON,
Calcium PaniqUicnalo and Niacinamide.
“ I1
ESTATE-BROKER
*hl»
TALKING TIRfcS
• Y o n o n nc .cr tic n>re ) » u “ c a " i |li'. enough
etifniiri vitimiil* iiiitj*i. you l i l p p l u n i n t } m ir
diet with k n o w n quanih.cv rd »».•. mm,. '.ii . c iia h I
« j f lime vitamin dchrirnryl hi»r i »i,c " l i e I'iu i."
SANFORD. FLO R ID A.
Shepimnl nml ihilrie..
LEtJAL NOTICE
innul
Orra%ltinj| jlltn iw m 4nil r ' r
tint allowrf%%
• \
»r r v ir r .
Annie M
inti lhur>ili)
Established 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
nslillB elllogy; nl-11 uur tinfeiliiher M t\ Mi l ley and bun f«.
AI#M
f on <»id m Mr i InudlnFM ttii% jfirnpmn
ROBERT A. W ILLIA M S
|»«r|iit
W E A T H E R
AN INDEPENDENT DA1U NEWSPAPER
•'oil.
I*!.. Ii.Ilf!
%•
M«*ioiir| I'oti
l*« r« loliiitf. «« Itrff lli I hr
It h r |
imiu|I i I l« •lUiirtr. on Mw
1 1 h h
Mlol fnll m u toil J.f nrF V *|t«f#»
|»fO l,f»*lll »»l* Ilf rnlv'M.' l|{4lll I
.ind
Is Strength-
Tv Protect the P **f* of the Worldi
To Promote th* I'rogrce* of America
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
v«»r
(\ i i t ; m . i u i n
r to o iw t i
III* I m tlpIlFHl In III** hill nf fort!
|i Ia I i i (
ffl##l
V im*
In
tin
I ’l r r u l l ( * o u t l , S*| hill J ti«| tr i a l f i r rull
In And f*»Y Hrmlnnl*ri'»flrti.
Hi
ll i r
r a * f. of
litm ilht
ton
Unity There
Ur.,Hli |»r Frank Quillmnn nn I
In,
luff from 'In- local boullb
unit v%ill rnpilurt h grn i’fnl chtH’k
.$11
|U*s|*inin i»f ' t»i ii »ti it i /«|f ms*
I'
t.f \ still |s».p*sflHllCr ibis!
II I g g l l f -
%»I»»W4* I
»
.Ippt"\s<! ,1 14-1*1 1
that had t..-s-r» u-.il
nil in\ Pittgutlnii
.iver hearinga when
-lie » » « hf.-tlphl >lp. nf lal*4#r d i 'p u f
piMpo««*%
tlint
ii
ltd ..ill Itial while the
li ..I Inn'll I.lined * l " s "
11 II Cnimlry. chairman of ilk
S F ( H I. K
.In al < linptrr of thr \inrrlcan K* 1 Foul in#*ml»ri
C’fo\N hxl.iy
llU appr*
drprn.lstiri’
. i.stion t$> the Hanf oril H n w l w l have u . •
r-«tion unit O l> IriiiMht’-v. lo. tmho- tt si I
p li . l l i l i lurgr kIWII oil (hr friti* |ti^ spe.ikei,it Ihr MunUljKil Park
I t a t r iii n if • uj
17ir jp acr « rd doimtrd hy (h r {hr
l.’inirsl
avNoctntlon and ( h r Alien was (Mini- a r m rhnrgr#
n 1 through
thr courtrAy of Mr i Inflaniinnlor'y
Landrrkv Mr. Crumley aald.
1 Communist I
(iU‘(* (lnl) Wins
Honors At Turnon
Newly Elected President Of Pilot
Club, Mrs. Mary ftawlins, Takes Office
-M r*.->U *y - i«»v v 1» tt •>, newly Olub. prr*rn
elrclnl president of the I'ilot Club, Ramsey, lhat
presiding for the first time ctjb * nmnnired
the meeting held in the Mayfair ,<* the van.
Inn last night announced the fol- ig the pa*l
lowing committee chairman
worthy cauw
Mr*. U. F. t'hnpman. budget; Huh voted un
Mr*. Al F. Hunt, ftnnnce; Mrs. the projecr n
J. I’. Ilall. ttlucnlional; Mr*. A. they could.
Uf Shoemaker, civic; Mr*. Joel
X letter f
S. Field, membership; Mr*. A. O. Hiairman ef
Jnri'ell, courtesy: Mr*. W. . K. Drive, wa»
llollyhenil, rcraph<Kik; Mr*, u h i - tiunked the •
rine Beal, publicity; Mr*. Z. B don
.olh
Bailiff, attendance; Mi*. Maude “
Ilamiey, program: Mr*. Karle •rg»nii*tnm,
Broome, nursery school; and Mr*. . Announccn'
F-dward Kircher, music.
f i l o t . !nl* n
In answer to an appeal from lYJrla t f l l n g
Mr*. II. W. Rucker, prerident of ^ Welleynr
Woman's Club which ia *upcrvi,Thi* i>
ing the collection o f fooiUluff* ship awarde.1
to be sent to the starving people df a forcig
i of foreign countriee. the club toeing a girl
voted to make a g ift of »10 with 1 In a repo
which to purchase food for th* ii was rev,
program. They also volunteered no#' 1Q5 l»i
their icrvlcet In typing label* the country
for home canned goode. I l wai 6t ovrr o,0(
annrunrrd that eoHectlon box** (In a Ulbi
are being placed at varlou* store* W. L Mm
throughout tha county. •
4Bd faithful
A motion waa mad* and carried Smith rr*»i
to help pay the expenaa* of tha tpautiful hi
president to New York City to at- Ifllot insignl
tend the national P ilo t. convention Whole place,
which will be h*)d lh that city . t bore th
Juna 13 to lfi.
.
1kth Morgai
A t the request o f lb* Lion* <Hub".
the P-T.A.
group
a ^uciriiftful
prugiuin.
nml
im
fur
rnmlufting
vcarhing
Jaycees Will Hear
Talk by O. I*. Herndon
O P Herndon, clerk of the Clri
will be U.e guest *pealo
er at tomorrow night'* meeting <<
Hie Junior Chamber of Comnu-rr#
which U echcdulcd to be held at
the City Hall at 8J» o'clock. uc4
cording lo an announcement today
by Pre*ldcnt Jack RaUgan.
Mr. Ratlgan urged all members
lo be prevent and hear Mr. Hem-,
don
dlscuM
the
organlxaUon
and operation of county govern
ment and also a brief outline on
the tux situation. He also revealed
that the merUng would be open
to the public.
. r
cult Court,
sendees for Ralph J. Palmer, a
member of Forest Lodge No. 448
of m eat Hill*. N Y.. who died
early yesterday morning. All mem
bers have been requested to meet
at th* Masonic TWnple.
.
inttlf w u * a w a i l' l
* . •*»!-! iiiuri*,
lull flu* g n u i p Uun fit- t |»In '«• h
I.. III.I " " I 'M
II Smith t»l.l "t Ihr mixi’sl s*»t wPUilslt* . «i|i||*f til Rill*
Murlhu Kt««g. .L ihi ’ 11•* * l Lit ton
.I miiihi.I miib
water -»n<|,t„— in
SLiugh’s •
»s’tt llm
( In , -e.lt.*. and the laltei - a l l ;iti,| llc’lrn
.*Tti!tnolil
M.-ll » » «
30 inrh^lower glllri (tits l'S*llt«‘w| fi t
tin? Li*\
imirlrl*
than I* ><ai- ago. II
II l' «p ,’ High u h i l f
tn|.| ,,f ln.w at one low wulei iHin|tHM‘i| iif 1)\\ tgii! |Vs . (irsirgtl
1141 qI <*i* It.t1-- ». L
all* l
time lit* • tv
s ppioa rhe d -all S|s4’i»i t*i .
\Va<!s- B j* hrt r I*«> « " i f l l » t |ill*CO
w a l e . ennilHluli". al O - le e n
M< lliggn.B aHiil*il<'d
Hn- hsmnr • •
l*li\ lit* A !!«’«» v%,*n MVHitii I'laco
eon.lit i,o>. tiot In .liinint*h.*l rum
fnll. I'.it •« depletmn of fore*!*, in ftolo ctitiipi’lilion.
dreinii.g of Inke, and p<md«.
heavier deinarxl* for water and
ii ^oi e n*pl«l tun Off
water. Il*’
told of Hie reveni hearing at
Klsaimmco and *ai.l their problem
o f water cirtwervallon wnv identi
cal with (hat pf till* section
Following ’»iigge»llon» hy The
Itev. Mark I'arpenter and Mr
Pope, it »n » voted to co-operate
In the current European food re
lief drive for which T. W. I*.wton i* local chairman, and to
finance the printing of 1*1*1*
carrying the inscription of “ Scm
lnole County. Florida." to be put
pi. can* of food to be »ent over
fees*. Co-operation with the Mer-
tlA lN ra V IU J : M.y 15 tSpecUD
—Brmlnolc CouMty.- *i-l.irvcinrnt
In rxrcrduig hy 11 percent It* (foil
in the drove- for (unit* to tight
cancer Ita* brought n w ta l com*
mrndaUon from Dean Walter J.
Matherly. state nmpalgn chairman
for tt.e American Capcer Society.
Tlie local drive ww* headed by
A. II. Peterson ahil was adopted a*
n special project by tlie Senior
C l* « of Bemlnole High School.
•'Tlie work done by Mr. Heleraon
and the Settlor students of Sem
inole High School ha* been putstanding. a* has been the rwponso
of Uie clttxen* Of Seminole Coun
ty." Dean Matherly raid. "Tue(r
geiwrom *upport cannot fall lb
pay dividend* In human Uveo."
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY,
MAY
13,
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1946
Associated Press Leased Wire
N O . 16 9
British Still
Soft
Hope To Solve
Indian Problem To
D efense
C hallenges
Tribunal’s A uthori WAITING FOR THIS PHANTOM KILLER
ty To Try 28 Japan_ese War Criminals
Coal Operators Agree
Ray A.F. Of L. Miners
$3,000,000 In Back W ages
Conference
Breaks
On Moslem D em and,
For
Independent!
State Of Pakistan
Disorder
>8 Nazis Given
Flares To
SIMLA, India, May 13, (AT—
day At Pratt And
LUNCH FOR TOJO A N D COMPANY
The British cabinet mission made
it plain today that it atill has- D r t r . $ . L v C « » , |- g i r » / v e x e
W hitney Plant A t
hopes of solving the Indian imle- ' U 6 d t H o C n i C l l C C S
pe tide nee problem, atthnugh a d - j
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m ilting failure ef an uiuht-day; J J
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T m k n n a l
rntlf**|.i.|te‘ with* .Moslem find flirt- * D V U s Os 1 l l D l i H c l l
WASlIINfITON, .May. 13,
TOKYO, May 1.1, (/P)—
do leader*.
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Thu chief defense^ counsel
Th*rconference iompletelv b ro k e’ .
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for Ja p a n ’s m ajor w ar erimdttwn yesterday, dealing a severe ^ T I U U I I H W I T t ' 0 | ) O n i bfow to tlic hopes of those who
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_ Inals argued today that Ja expected ipiick transition from
m a t e l y ? :i,i» o n .o o 0 in b a c k •
* pan did not surrender un
liritish fo u l I id to Indian self-,*
h o l i d a y p a ) - . T U e d e c ia io n .
conditionally nnd does not
Camp . ;
govetnnirnt. It seenird apparent!- Mauthausen
b y tin- tii.rii.iK > -nifnt c l e a r e d
that th r m rtlin g fpuntlviYil o n ,
have to obey every Allied
the Moslem League's demand*
HAITI W , tleinm oy. May l
t h e w a y f o r di>iiiH.-iit>ii o f
,
com m ahtt Basing his arg u
for an independent Moslem sla te '£)■
hift> eight Nu*.« whose
k e y is s u e s in t h e d e a d l o c k e d
ments on-his interpretntiorw f(of
Pakistan), The Congress bind* and conscience m e stain
n e g o t ia t in n s . In a g r e e u iR to
- o f the Potsdam declaration,
I « rtv U tterly opposed Ihl*. want„ n |, d,,. blood of thuusniiil'
i,.e itemun.l m a d 1 .by llie t ailed
attorney Ichiro Kiyuae also claim,
ing at least an India utilfied ns l(/ , oneentration m m p victim*
Mine Worker* chief, John l—
ad th a t the Allies’ F a r K ail Mili
to foreign affairs, defenso ah-1 j|ul .
sentenced to hung,
ewi*. the opciiili-i, i-*u i'd a
ta ry Tribunal luck* authority to
communications,
; Th,- scene » a , ItachaU, tierstiitemi-in which 3-avi.t their nrlion
try the l!H defendants on t>.'>
Twu comluunii|ues were issued ]nuny, whete on American miltlUCteil a.d a recount*.
not tn Ill*
after the breakdown, one by the tiry court has la-.-n li dding the
«'n|?tiit»on in j*ny wu y of any
* 0 The court took the challenge
cabinet
mission, the
Moslem ig g e sl war crimes tim l of them
mei it in 1fie *!* miiiii 1 •<i aw e*t ah9 under advisement ua it adjourned
le a g u e and the Congress Party, si
The condemned were f.H .f
until tomorrow morning. The
llfhll'k! a |M einlf! it fur future
and Mie other by the mission .f n tl, mid SS men of the m i
Alliea' chief proiecutor. Joseph
ui'tlmi
alone. Neither gave n reason fdj (moms Mauthausen m uidor'cam n.
B. Keenan, labeled Kiyosc's arg u
.ft tool op-S1 r«l» alMil the
collapse of the meeting.
l i f t ) eight time-, ihe p ie idea!
ill. to tes nine *1 «ri‘*. tT,«li inn* .tgaio
m ent as "The height of ilisunlThe
Mission's
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evidence thnt the m rrendcr wan
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against peace ami crim es ag a in st
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Iradci of lhr Mo,Inn League, and
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! ill f himi: but talk.
I •ti 1% thix-e **f thr Mmit hiixi«”it j
belief they would not L>e prose
JawnbaVlal Nehru, president-elect
*T.?Mle *,M**iii mem }4 1■* in rein*
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cuted as w ar crim inals, u n d er
of Ihe Congress Party, failed to
xl\ mild H it1. t .1 l HW
t eturntn .Him thry wfii* n»fiti*«r#ij I
the surrender of laat Septcmlwr, of M rs Jess Alien (background. with sent in Texarkana, A rk . while salvage the meeting.
*4 U.tlk .•••t. *
*le« hu e»|1 thry
u pi laiiii fur (tir it’ki sif ih$*ir J
aald, Japan recugnited authorttlee seek cluea to th e identity of i killer who hi* taken five lives
vxi!1 ti. •i*,*ti) ■-it w SiOfil a lnew eon*
In New Delhi, a commonwealth
W n II OTHER- WAH-CHIMfi. I>r KKNDANTS w atr.l h eid e in
s n . would oobey only those in the area w ithin xlx weeks. Practically every tiome In Miller bounty member of llie vicctoy's uxoeutivsl 1
wnr lime Jap Premier itliiiki Io>o itlgtit. is siiowil eating
IiiiicB 11-4*1 i*% **kk*ne»|. Menu xxlute, the
orders and directives bused on U armed against a possible new strike by the unknown.murderer.
council, Dr. N, 11. Khare, prolum *»n rail
III the eomtriNim butidiog to Tokyo from a legill.ir Ol me:.,
. am! H I ' 1 lift. •1
t h a , Potsdotn declaration of last
posed th at if fm th er st
T h |nil*-!» t
a t**| expr09«
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klllKtu! ctm|v,||rkji Ttir meal ■'otulkli'il of tse! |»il pie - mustu-.J
July,
lit it'lllii
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butlrard
hta> k i of '
amt till-ud unit btilLei
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1uniat »l. 1 |rom 'I
Prosecutor Keenan declared th a t 1
i un<titiition I'HOrU’il l»y pm liftmen:
d k t . m. i- *th I **hin> tn i-nfllfCO
6 the Japanese communications de
ft
m
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nbeytuirr^
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j'eiref:* -1au*h in
livered to the Kx4i*s -Governm ent
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' fin ■r -*K \ ir*
I1*!*!
— at- thw -.ttme o r ^ T W n u m n iM r
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showed it was without condition.
\\ * . ( •X II 4 .1 I |^- y* perg
He. laid the surrender ultimatum
* s v h v tfeet
I’M . 1 lifford F I't - 1". t.
prepared at Potsdam called fur
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"the unconditional surrender of
with Ihe ti|h Marine Div.*ton n
h ii I . al tip p i/.
n»4 ah •hti
all Japanese forces."
tile i’u rifa , was discliaigt-d luKlyose'a view of tho Potsdam
lUvW 11 li.tf- Iif i* 1i it t,iii thirty,
Fridny hi tin- Jucksonx 111,- Main
iUT|!f e 4'Ht.lt Ski
•=f tt.
anthrac*
declaration Included the argum ent
l ‘ernoiim-1 Reparation Center
th a t no provision was made for Flan For Recreation
t itt* mm** Htvtiri - ami the U.M.W.
w 4l
Asslgoeil lo the M arine, a , t
charges made In the present in
[ vverf cfilleil ini* > fline Ihinl bar- Park For N egroes
With School Board,
_____ _
cor p, man in -Inly, ID I t, I'ro (.-■
dictment which holds the depiinumr .Mvitin in \«*w York.
> fendantx responsible fo r Inciting
County Commission ,
annual report, the Sc-.. saw nrrioii hi the Invasion «f
the I a’«u|t .4
It,Ah h I|*i« -1 '
To
Be
Given
To
City
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i tnuli1 < iiyfiiy ti t*ilIt,n anil Fillet Okinawa, mu] with Ihe llti Maim
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Allied peoples,
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G enige, Tnuhy. reporting a t.Ih e
Judge R. W , W are am m nnred.
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M ayfnir luncheon today op the today that effo rt, ate U-mc made SllMltIl,
according to M r- t i before Ibe Ia pa liese -in tinihrecent district conference of Flor to ».vure the ™ o|m ri.lm .. ..f the W>11|( K ucher, ,ecrelar>
lle id**- wa with tile --i i ii|»u' i"'
f --• I 4l f I
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seril>ed it a* one of the best o r I'uhltc Instruction and I II) ' om , c|1„ , l r ,| There .are on file I "
P rim to la-inc a,Signed to it-.
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ganized and most inspirational mbaion in financing the employ- ! known case, of tuliervuloM* wn 1 Marine-, p i.u b o *erve.| foi fn*
,*, i *Ii,
11ike ImiittiiI
nt, it I i**u - i»f I' ile - Man *|
conventions he ever attended. merit of a compeUnl prolmti-io jruVl, | H.,.n re,m rte,| p, Semin • m onth, aboard ihe dr*lr»yii * y
i4.i-»..i, plant
tin*-, In I
\ liman i he k'"' Ft**! .1 i \\t.
President Lea lu sh e r showed Ihe officer for county »cho*d» who County The cost of :i,40.i -rna't Curt I'llUliuiy mid made lu<
«»f th*1 Nile*tw*»u>tti I'nii.l Com*
club a map drawn by Elton will alio serve us an attendance x-rnys made Inst Septemlier by convoy tr ip , to N’oitli Africa,
A 'liin u e i’ uf ciintiiiweU kf'is ci linn-fit. **ai.l lh Mttttiin. wnnhl
The veteran>weurs five ribbons, A$*rviM.‘ t*w Hmifnid ctiAtniiufi'D »m Ih* net np eith.'i ititM year or next'!|*miy in \\i"*t H*irif**i.i. F i^hta
Further progress on removing Moughton of the proposed colored officer.
the S lu te Mobile X-rav Unit were
obstacles and w alar' hyacinths recreation center and announced ' He said th at he had already paid by tha Association, n> td*<> th* Kurolwaii-African, the Aviatir spin* «if the recent stnppnire i»f year, tunl \%«»nhl have as iI m firn t|L i* h e mil at tin* fateory ifato
T r | » n l l B l l l i i l l n f m u * III it
vvhrrih (iiiLtimtliih -iiiti ,i tew per♦ from the Wekivg River was re th a t It would lie subm itted to the presented tha m atter to th r Coun were 11 local larg e x-rays. High Pacific with one battle slui, the coal -shiiiiiftitn. «lue to the mill* H. utl l (hi*
.
H u 4 firw l y r n r
kit
triiii fn ir* l
ported at the meeting of the City Commission for its eftn- ty Commissioner*, .arid Thursday school student*, both colored and American Theater, Victory and ei ‘s .Hike, was -.-lay given Uy 1 J"1
".'‘V1
5
f
rf ii *»it*tit Xtt iki't ix it y
» 11Ml ef |lt« k**t
■hilt* *h..iihtbrought the subject to the atten white and many domestic hel)ni- Good Conduct
Lions Club Friday by Porter sidcration.
r d 1st.. wn. 4*4111 TO11111*i£.€*r of tht»l \tt *..H, llttlt il Ni l* Y**t 1 *•1 t
* kkl I ♦
*i f*im if
F. n . Scott was welcomed Into tion of the School Hoard, and wrere x-r .y rd at this time No
Lansing, president Of the RetainA graduate "f Seminole High 'Sim, Il
\ 11«i»t It ( n« t *$»ixi|»itHx Ml’w - i "t r . 1 1*11« * i hill till’
I h-’ht I H lliftn *I'r 1 J
ole County Sportsman Associa the club as n new member by declared hr believed Ixith gio u p , merou, rivle groups came in . School in tu U la- taler lo-he-l win* ti
I'fJ *r* Ul ' s11eii.
winIi.i I • * i *4file'll 1 Mill Its.' r - Mil
k . i in
tion, who expressed satisfaction Andrew Carrnwav and was pre are in sym pathy with ibis on- ’body for x-rays. There were
pre-nietiiciiii' for one x'rixr- at
\1
f! ■■w| , *■41. t lllll iiltlimik’h
t •* * si I **•
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hi'
(Ml!
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anil
for Ihe County Commission's sented with n booklet, “ Welonme dertaking nod will ha< I- it fully. | suspect, found.
Kmory t ’nrve -ir x arid plan
*• | III111 here hill If! Ml.!
f h - 4Oil
h .t
f i l l l *-1
III
h»’ » t i l .H|
$400 donation toward this work. To Rotary", and with a Rotary He adileti thnt he had nut yet I The Christman »cnl .id.* uud. return t«» h»* ,ludu--> ther■- t
h,„»f 1 Ml1 f..r th»* (014* •hit*
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Walter prenentad the nm ttri tu-forr ihe ,|lr,
He predicted th a t the S tate emblem- by Secretary
.
af
yj,,,) |{8W|tn. month
b .* t • •111 4 i n »4 he lid) h t«« I* « Ii. . »(n r.
i i., Is. •.
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I
Game --and -Fish
Commission Haynes.
President lw»her vn- City Comminsioo.
lit* i% the > nf Mi ■xiol M.
nod I* I Fraxier re,ult,-.l in $ t.
tea • * f 1 xmo ■|.ei at if*tt ft** flkiit i
** »• n-’t ’
h pf hi* -i M
\\ I 4 „
U v\*. t..tiny
would carry out its promise to nounred that Police Chief Roy
The School Hoard, at it, meet H44 l>etng rained to carry on lb* Cliff**..| F lh i tin, Si of Ilea
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4
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n
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ft
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if.to
ttIHlluf it* Uni. i. * i,nut ipri ul i f t *“ ti it 11. i> ,l»Tti *Ul t 4-1 1U-4!
*••1 ntaty
match this fund, bringing the Williams would begin it traffic ing, decided to instruct school work.
Hall A xrtule
lure f.*. Ii I’l1hei «•ml |»lllM fuel I1UIII.V 1 »hi*
milhiin .|**va- \ah > h|»*Wl^nnl .ti \ t
\ • k < .1 \ will
total to $800 for this work. Al* safety campaign on May 15 in superintendent, to furnish the ]
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t
...i
ml *4|
pin.
nil, will I* In*| if...* 1U
lkI.*l**i ||i! Il l l-in rttl i l i m i i 1 u n t i l ! ft.
>**t f Im fncf ready the $000 spent on this which all ' m otorists would lie Committee for the County CounDKNTAL LAII Ol'KNH
MANAGERS TO MEET
Wimhl hi*x > hfi’ii W4|Y.’*|
ii* ,t, LX |
Uti- 1 111*
work has brought good results, asked to "Check Your Driving, ell of the PTA with such daia t Sandcl
ti»iN p tinhed tn U»* mil !(trik«
Dental
lab
o
rato
ry
,
op
City
Recrr-attimal
Director
Qooi*
1he l ttke f*Ul»l»b hr ikthfeil, h
h r. Allnnin ul#«» u ihuiim an t,n,| ihe tlHrateuod mil ntuke ara
ha said, particularly (ho hyacinth Check Your Car, and .Check Ac us may Ira needed by that group
printed by K. R. Millar, dental K ettles said twlay O u t u mr-ettng hi lei Imite for M*mi lime. Hydro- of th*’ 4 \ i* ill Ii i- rniiiiiiiM*’*' of
up Th* mayor* tlvvi»|or\
killing spray developed bv Irving cidents", and asked fur the full
In th eir investigation of school technician of Columbus. Ohio, h a. fit m anigrrs of the various clubs In k.rti, ,n|rn
itb*Uit’ll f.Mii. le 1 steam , is the VVnth I New Zionist oti'uiiun -Aiivi math* on the leotiiimemLitioti
Fainberg of Southern Chemicals co-operation of all R o tarian s.'
th
e
city
Softtxrll
l-cuguc
will
be
1
conditions
afld
finance*.
Wen established at ZIB Melseh
a v:iIuaide element in gas irtnnu- lion. He dt»< MfM'd the threat of
\ vu V, $k Cn> fuel admlnia*
Inc. The spray kills n o t only the
1
W, A. I-effk-r advocated more
The committee headed by Mrs. Ituildlng for the making of den held tomonow night at 1:30 o'clock filet HIT, be said.
an A <ati ii pi him?, any lug that trn io i. Allicrt PUv le ll
tope, but the roots of the plant frequent Inter-city m eetings of
tal
plates.
Assisting
Mr.
Millar
a t (he Lakcfrout Boftball Park.
tho pifivl»ioitiil Ui'veniiiieii! wuinhl .
*
ae well, he said. Many logs have the type field recently In New C, K. C arter,. Hr, remiented of
the Board certain -nreded nrhool in Charles Price of (lainrsville. a KHUcs laid that Miltbnll pqutptve| up ** de iin mi itt ic chUnI it ul.ion ‘ Cunt: i tLa^uuujil- utwauL f«*r aid*
been removed ami outboard mo
and ruggested th a t n Improvements including correction former sta ff sergrunt of the ment will Jw* T-iMictl during tile Another Theft Of
to r boats ran now progress as
j?i liiihnif * jo n f ipfhtjt-lji Jew s an.' e-*«iir iW *w*h**-t»rf- -tVr Ttrr !<f?tWH—F*
Army
A
Ir“
Force.
m a ttin g
f a r up tha river ae the ‘*kfektvit visiting committee -o f two or of inadequate lighting; need -if
ATTItTji Jti !*.*TesTijBe
rln win wiHuhiI compotii hih Caps Reported lle hkeinsl t ljXsJiri»pQM*$| pt*» dnnii^
sAtfi.n will j*e p ie ^ n t.il ut H:00
------B M f L --------- ’----, . 1--------- thm> Tnm- tie nam ed - to atfemht-interior ■pamtingr rep n tr-o f leaky
Mr. Ionising announced th e t he m eeting. in neighboring cities. roofs, need of more adequate toi
visional goxviniiieiit> i th a t ostab- uVImk tonight ;it the Armory
L tsh rr thanked Mr. let and dressing room facilities,
.Xnnther irp u it "f the theft of ImIictI I*v tit'iieral h e L jihI!*' while diili field bv .'-tale Senator Lloyd
j l would try to attend on Jun* 4 tha P resident
huhrupji fr«»m an nutuiunhitve wn« the Priam regime still was (uue y | | 0 )|,. | n 11, j \ Tolar. Dr.
“ hearing of W ar D epartm ent en Sm yrna meeting an d 'G . W. Spen- and mor* playground facilities.
gineer* a t Palatha, relative to lo f tie r for arranging the N«w They recommended higher sal
Sclimin. h i t. II Putnam ,
muilr ycmtenlttv l»V* It. W. Itup* honing in France, dw? m*i,| that
(I'm II s s M us I ' l l , T „ | '
aries for teachers; also th at the
hyacinth and mfcrina vegetable
rrcht, illrrctor «»f the Central effurts wmilil Ih* mmle tn have h r. J. \V M artin nf Oviedo. Dr.
County Commission be requested
«rwwtn elimination.
Florida Airricultuial Experiment the piuvi-ituml giiverotueiil reciig- firergv II. S tarke, Itr. Marry S.
lo allot some of tile forthcoming
Station, who rei>4»rtr«l (lint two tliieil I'X the Utlite.1 Mtiite\ViM*dioff nnd
Re eni'do) ment
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V
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,
May
II,
ket autumn is to U- form ally huh cup a had Wffh stolen iff
race tra rk money Train Ihe Stale
Junior League Ball
commit lee man VV, \ L**ffler.
State Health Board
(Special)—"The
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
City
launched. Other lixe Mock m ar his Plymouth Sedan vvhi!** it wnn
to school use.
members of the commit- S tale F arm ers' Market, a m ajor kets in the S tate System which parked In front f>( his home at 100 I^tkls Are Sold
Issues Polio Warning: Players Enjoy Picnic O ther
link
In
our
sta
te
eystem,
closed
a n conducting sates on regular
present w ere, Mrs. John
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It* Palmetto Avenue.
its S pring season this laxt week, schedule. in d u Je those located in 15Folic*
. Sixty-six boy, com prising baseAt County Auction Veterans Service
report**] lh al all p ark
DAYTONA BEACH, May I f — bait players of Ju n io r le a g u e of Rogers, countv council president, with a record of approxim ately Ja y and DeFuniuk Springs.
Mr*. Gsorg* Harden, Mrs. H arry
ing siffiiA alontf Palmetto Avenue
Aitv veteran in need of serv
Orta million dollara of cold hard tha Lions
|2,0M
,000
w
orth
of
produce
hand
Jong uiuD
"T he outlook for w astage r f
.Spintol
tiiililing <ini>mpHlin-il
Club and the Rotary
ice (free of charge) in any of
the graataet advertlelnr sponsored boys’ league held an L. Brown, and Mr*. Joseph Cor- led. The Ahcadla S tate Live Stock Florida-grown products continues adjacent to the .South Side P ri the >uh- tilts muyiing ul tmhhr
ley.,
mary
Sch
c
h
i
|
building
had
been
(he following categories Is re
publicity appropriation of
Market held Vte first sale for the alarm ing, ns I have noted p re
rablo picnic liv a n fo r them
auction from the Court llioi*e
quested to visit the office of
etate In the union—Is being . na tw o eluba S atu rd ay a fte r 1 (
new seised , during the week, end viously. In fact developing events torn down and ono had been steps of nhout 100 lots in t h '
completely broken off.
the responsible agencies listod
year period by noon a t 8an Lando Spring*, dfiot
plans fo r holding the first live have wor*ened... the picture doA doir which according to Jim county which hml been foreclosed
below:
fFL- n i . . . f'i4w tf jw.i.i.
stock sale on th* Plant City
dogs, s o ft drinks an^|' tea cream Local F.F.A, Group
edly. The Plant ( ity M arket
,^80 Ea*{ Fifth S treet w u and xxrrr sold under provisions
Coordinator — K- B. C arter,
war* served to them and one 11 Wing District Crown Stata F arm ers’ Market May II
operating on a day-by- | on
Lack jairch and apiieareil nf the Murphy net. County Clerk
A tlantic National Bank Build'
year old youth is reported to have
have juet been announced,*’ said day aupply of contalnera. and at *tl
______
foaming at the mouth and O. I*. Ilt-rmlon and E. L- Hunluk
ing.
consumed seven hot dogs, five
In competition with 34 schools, William L. Wilson, director of J5?_we*k**vul. the ^ItUatlon had
waH nhot Saturday nfter- comlurleil tile sole.
Employment — U. S. Embottlee o f pop and th ree cups Seminole Chapter of Future P arm State Farm er*’ M arkets, here become crttical. Aihl to this, the
There
were
nLput
fit)
applUuploymeni Service, 1l'J North
full of Ire cream. A school -bus er* ruptured first place In the dls- hiday. "The F a r id a City figures tlavclopiiig transportation situ a noon by Patrolmen Roy (). Tiilis; lions, uud hid.ling wu. "especially
I’ark Avenue.
w as provided for transportation 'trte t parliamentary procedure con reported by M anager C. B. Phil
hot" for lots in the San I-tinta
PUDUC IIEAKINUH
Vocational T raining ami E du
and tb s boys had a .lo t of fun test a t Ocala. Friday, lo u t Week lip* rep resen t a new reeferd for tion, plus the normal w astage
■ub.livision, south Altnmonte nnd
cation — T. W. Lawton, C ourt
1
i
The first of a scries of public for small nr rouge near Oviedo,
he sub-district
sub-dUtrict con that m arket. Th* final official brought about by declining' prices
th* group won the
House.
from tha Liana Club test at Delond.
They are now report fo r th a t m arket ■fo r the <1$ th* season’s end, and it a p hearings relstlra to eUmlnstlng it was reported.
Legal Assistance, H ospital'
war* Edw ard M anhsJl, J , C. aUglbl* for the state contest If It last preceding y ear showed a p ears probable th a t considerable srs ter
hyacinths
and
marine
ixation am] S tate Service Of
and P o rter L an ein g .' Bo Is renewed. Winners in 1M4, they grand to ta l of $n«(i,420 41,
titles of fresh vegetable* of growths from fresh waters In tha
HEARING MKT
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
' “M anager John D. Kelly’e re
« kinds will ro t in the slate, Will be held St 10:00 A. M.
A hearing will be cntiductril nt
ware tn second place put rear.
F. Boyle. County Serviea Of
With slarvallon conditions June 4 ut Palatka. On June 0 there 1:00 o'clock Tuesday aftcrtuHin by
Members of th* team are Ralph port on hia Initial live stock u l*
ficer. Takach Building.
Muwm. John UcLellan. Dickie a t th* A rcadia m arket shoared a facing sti many people overeaoa will be a hearing at Gainesville and Col. A. IL Jones, d istrict engineer,
Home S errjae A ssistant* to
in regard to the advisability of
Frank, Frankie WlUon,. Hannan total o f 46S head o f cattle aold, today this situation le Particular an June II g t Tavares.
Servicemen. tx-ServIcemen and
for a gross o f $19,3.14.41. Top ly daplorable. I fed th at under
Improvement of an auxiliary side
their Dependents — A m erktO
•the Sanford Merchants Aaooda- ° m *“ • Hmer BrT±
price fb r the day, $14.90, was present conditions every possible
LODGE MEETS TONIOT
channel from the inlercoastal
Rod Cross, loskefront Houle-,
tkm has recommended that storm
.........
waterway near Titusville, through
paid fo r a calf.. M anager Kelly
»d of food should he marv*nl
'
to the city do** at »;00 o'dloek on COMMISSION MZtTs TONIGHT expect* a heavier ru n of cattle
Hanford Lodge No. 31. TO O F , Brul easterly of M erritt Island,
Kl o r homa-canatd or praV elcrtns A dnilnU U *|t'“
•< r trt
V at: the male tom orrow. M anager
read I n some way ao it n ig h t will mret at 1:00 o'clock this eve vig Banana Creek end river, to
Martin M, Rcdic'b.y SI
WlU meet,in ~ E. Johnson o f t h . P lh o v g itjr
tip offset world shortage*.
I ning in regular session. All mem >r near Kau Gallic. - Interexte'*
Office every ' T u g ,
o'clock thi*
are' invited tu present
“ A ----- -— th a t w e won’t Cota* bers and suiting brothers are to*
■W imJ'V
— re
view* on Ut* su b ject
' »
th a t goal, r ^ n . vttad to attend. •
r: ^
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hW W M M i-*J
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SI
■-. x--^k
c :" .
i
iK tite fv ^ '
?
i. v: *■«.
lOTH Of
IllttHTI011S
rL E iriiffo rd Proctor
schargcd F r o m
fouliy Reports Efforts Being
On Rotary Meet Made To Employ
At Miami Beach Truant Officer ^ nnua* Report
M ;
Jewish Government In Palestine
01
— *
1. Is. Association
l \ Taik?,n V? Announced Today
Frovisional Organization Would Bp Set Up
By Force If Necessary And Attempt To
Repatriate 1,000,000 Jewish People
Fonlinued Supply
()( Gas Is Assured
;
B Local Official tzT.
Lansing Reports
On Wekiva Project
At Lions Meeting
Florida City M arket Closes Season
With Business Record Of $2,051,000
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MONDAY, MAY ‘li,-1 1946
bnD'flRRAt.D,
S A N F O R D ; FLORIDA
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The Sanford Herald
Pussy-fooling On The D raft
rouhy Reports
On Rotary Meet
At Miami Bead?
The* Senate, ngaitt refusing to grapple with the prob
lem of a perm anent pence time Army, though ovfrr n
year has paused since the w ar in Europe ended, has ap
proved a make-shift arrangement? in which the present
(
I f M lU a H IT M r . ( l O u t
draft net in extended for another 45 days, and ti\e meas
Leer for last w « k ’i boat trip.
ure has gone to the House where its fate is uncertain,
[• it. A. apeer reported on th
though something clearly ought to be done before the act
|l-urre«s of *he Junior Baseball
.League which was sponsored by
expires on W ednesday.
the Rotary Club and laid thn
M eanwhile, thousands of ’teen age boys nbout to
’last Saturday some 60 boys wbo
finish high school and wanting to enter, collej^e- face, an
ihad p articip at’d in the garni'
uncertain future ns som e-80,000' ha^fc.already beeii lib
)eara taken to Sanlandn for swlr
structcd to report to induction center*, Ah if thV_ emer
• nd picnic where award* earned
i iring the »aHe» were presented,
gency which resulted in the drafting of such inexperienced
lie revealed th a t the Rotary
boys
in
the
later
year*
of
the
w
ar
were
as
acute
as
ever.
( lub expect* to cpon*or a similar
AU okltaar* Bollrva. r a g , s i
Reports
from
overseas
indicate
th
a
t
the
best
trained,
■aha, v w l 'I I s M aa* m Mi o s i
• !fiea next - ear.
irsriatessM ts far lk» aan»W»
I Mr. Touhv nuoted from District
iUI«s faag*. "HI hr rkarerU far best disciplined men have by-in-lnrge been released and
the ranks have been filled with raw and disorderly troops
•jo v ern o r Fred Uullman of Jack
(.inville to the effect th a t twi
ISlsa* X r*ipss#r l«r*rr«r»l*- who spend th eir time drinking liquor and chasing women,
flow Rotary C lubr had hc?n >r
Ifvaa, la,., rrerrarata T>r
bringing
disgrace
to
the
uniform
they
weur
and.
general
la Iks aallaaal (IrM *1 s*.rr»l.l««
irnnixed during the year, on# at
iMTWraa new sa.IaOUsct la Ik . U ra- discredit upon the nation they represent They are as
• lira I C abin nnd one at Mianr
ftM* adlrs (a tke ra a a lr / "U S little like the Army which brought Germany and Japan
I leach, and that attendance fo<
M w l i s i k*iMaa*r<m la
th e year- had averaged
r—
to th eir kitties ns a riotous mob.
cent. Other Spceche* which Mr.
W hnt is needed is a new Selective Service Act pro1 \i“hy quoted from were "Rovlding for a year of compulsory m ilitary training either in
iitxy at the C io n Roadx. by K
the Army, at'hom e in the National Guard, o r in the KOTC
Johnson, past pre»|d*nt of Rotary.
lottamaUonnal, and “Rotary Un>
! I!
USTHJSfat schools and colleges for all able-bodied men, with n
d e r Fire" by Kd Ucntley of Lake
r*t a.* . a>aku*fc»* >»»»!•• 1regular Army
4 y of » million men raised by a carefully re
land.
bis I . „,.M bll.«ll.» •!
a * Irk ., krrrla a r . alae r» vised process of selective service, eliminating boys under
The moat inspirational talk t>
.21 years erf- ^ge, anil all case* of unusual hardship, and
lV s conference .he said, was mark
b y Dean Ray Sower* of Lakeland,
Selecting men best adapted for overseas serv ice..
SACKSO UK! SA SM N U -and la A kn, some of the 63 rioting high school
MONDAY. MAY 13. 1916
No one should be assigned to the Occupation Annies boy* of Santa Monica, C alif, o r pictured In the city Jail a lte r their e ’‘Practical International HerGarland Powell, he **«!.
until Ire has had at least six months of training. All men arrest on charge* of carrying col iealed weapons. The fight, in which vk-e."
r sported on • R n ta'-v '-. r’J -tin-'
SLR V ienna gpR TODAY
wlh
ut a grudge th a t developed after l e a n C o r p o r a Uon“ which now
inclined
to
drunkenness
or
immoral
habits,
<or
.who
might
tom
e
300
took
part,
was
the
on
Up
, Every
NKW-nmiN day
a softball gam* between high seta 4 teams. (International Soundphoto) antounla to abuOt *l<d,*0(l 'arid ha
PR E SE N T S
A CHALLENGE. otherwise 'em barrass tins country in the eyes of foreign
a Mod more than 1,000 student
J.E T V8 MAKE THIS D nV nationals, should 'b e carefully eliminated. Qnly the best
hi. the state.
WETTER: Rchoid 1 make all men should be sent to occupied'countries nnd they should
thing* new.—Rev. 21:6.
be treated by officers and governmental officinls alike,
i f f l V t ,1"*“
vl-rw, Texas, brother of Fletcher
A llinr pic World NceiU, Tuniv not as lugs und hupts, but nsegentlemcn, ami should be
iyn m ini of Pindlcrt—hrailliiM*. given special inducements to make th eir jobs as beneficial
! Ml*.
n d 'U ihouUl T* ii n«w tune too. as possible.
WILLARD CONNOLI.Y&
—
. The task of occupying Germany or Jap an during the
We would like to »ec Jo h n .L .
home each night for six week*
Let a D entist Check
iwi* run for 1’rvsldsnt of the next few years at bust will not be a pleasant one, but
ami to report to I’robatiqn O ffi
cer Ed Patrick once a week.
■tiled S ta le '
We Iwlicvr he the men who perform this duty enn profit from it if they
the
Children's Teeth
Father* of the boy* were placed
adld be beaten by at least 20 are given educational opportunities equivalent to those
under
330
bond
each
to
guarantee
During
Vacation
enjoyed in this country. There is no reason a t ' nil why
enforcement of the court order.
Juvenile Judge Lincoln C. Rogue
Judge Dewitt T. Gray, proud the tim e of these young men, n o w 'th a t the fighting
By W. V. BITT1NO
pronounced sentence.
P ent Jacksonville jurist, and the is over, cannot he fully occupied learning trades or pro
TOUCirrON
DRtUi Co.
m an who preside}! over the For- fessions.
t e s t Lake trials here I s yrars
■lluyer* yesterday were paying
The
(£luridn
Supreme
court
H
i
Dentist* uf t as h ard pressed
No doubt a better law could be devised than the (held n Miami city ordinanie
ago, died in Jacksonville last
13.So each for the fin d w ater
ordman
most profsiuiknal men these
one which we have outlined, but of one tiling we are cer prohihiling employment of e o m ji melon* to appear on the m nrket a*
days. T b five the careful aliennt Miami. The 31.60 watermelon
tain,
Congress
could
do
nothing
more
stupid
than
to
n»
b
tr'e
n
d
et*
in
that
city.
Tie
Don t o ' children* taeth th a t
Mrs. Eleanor llcMi»evrlt accuses
in ti m ajority opinion hied ceiling had been lifted by O l'A.
they deserve a dentist must
a w om an’* tub-committee of the make th e W ar Department continue to operate under court
have time, and IhU time is not
United. Nation* orgsnliation of the old Selective Service Act which was designed for that the Miami ordinance did n |t
i’alatk a’* 36,661.Hito'paper m ilt
violate the state or federal cotavailable during school days.
.hslng long-winded. And believe wur-tiinc condition*.
»lituti<>n* and wn* up iufringt- project i* stymied pending ap p li
STATE NEWS BRi EFS
its, yvhen Mr*. Roosevelt »uv»
th ey ’re lotig-wlndnl, they must lie
jnaralhon runners!
Teacher's Pay
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, .Governor t ’aldwrll was *|K-akfng
OUr language when he told stu
dent* at C'arsim-Neamati t'ollegc
,U>* other day that the govern
m ent U tryine to regiment ins
A m erican people from sunup to
& gjtim e even to the point of
Leading them *‘bv remote con
and wlmt is needed moat
x>f all in this country i* soinr
•esli blood in the government.
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I f the millers want (ox strik
course their, b u iio w .
\1ie miner*
Sanford housekesper* will wel
come the news of a rate reduc
tion In residential electric power
furnished by the Florida row er
A Light Co, With everything
else 'going up in price from
'grocery hill* to new automobile*,
it is particularly helpful ut this
tim a, to get a reduction in power
bill*. Meanwhile, the service
offered hy the power company
Js being constantly impruvrd a*
rapidly a* the scarcity of labor
sa d material* permits.
ftp ,'htuch lunger, the people' »f
Ban ford may see some strange
Innovation* in the next few
months. Tne Ht. Augustin* Recunl
1* , already printing on green
naper. The Daytona Reach New*
Jo u rn al !s planning to go (o n
loid. Tho Key West CltUe,n
running tlisplay ads on the
H unt page. And tho Uma may
Axuna. aa d u r I n g lha siege
of Vicksburg, whan newspapers
will b# printed on wall paper.
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The 'ground was broken taxi
Sunday on th* now 3500,00.)
addition to the Florida S anitar
ium a t Orlando which alii double
the capacity of th a t institution.
People tell us It Is impossible to
g e t building, material* now for
hospital,
r
"W h at A nieripi needs," says Ncw*Y«nt University’s
Professor Sidney Hook, "is a million good, tenehers."
Collfgo instruction, lie believes, should be by discussion,
rath e r th an by lectures, and classes should *be limited to
20. He adm its it would cost money tg attract good
teachers and have small classes. This would make edu
cation expensive. But. ndd$ tfy> professor, education
should be expensive., Nothing is so worthy of the com
munity's money.
,
The founding fathers of theno United States pretty
generally considered schooling im portant. Early settle-
merit on *:ete l>everagc contrtl cation to the Civilian Production
Administration in \Va*hirigti>n fo r i
lawr.
permission t*- •” » rhenij «-*••« -v.| I
D ir itg tie rotin-' nt Weft Iproject on which some work hail \
started prio r tu t,.v t . p .
Pair i Renrti Dopt tv S h -riff F. L hern
I
order.
I
Yor 'rp e rte d to elect'iin o ffi'la b freeie
I
that "new'y r.'gi*trreil voter^’
nrTLF.it is niriciiARoitD ’
wero rarryiity reit tw g r r |ihed fl'es
•81'c fitcvc Butler «( noute No.
listipv candidates endorsed by u
“newly *n-;.ini*<nl voter* leag u er n Box 331. ha* bom honorably
Thm e carrying tire tlckcti w ci^j 1dUchsrgad from tha United Stoics
told not tu take them into th* Navy, acnuu.ua to Intormatton ‘re
vitti'i- Louth, which is prohibits^, ceived today from the Naval PerS»P*rxtlon Center. Jjrksonbjr stnte law.•■f —
’4 vdlr.
St. I’etersburg has nurchatedA
^
260 iivW pat*'hV T iife rs at afI ------- TXATCH F fllfT A llD fY
cost nf 310,4.13, i id tdd melcr* | State ljrylin Adjutant A. Retd
ktnnn tell this afternoon for West
are h 'H g repaired.
palm Orach In order to set up hi*
Three St. IV let slurry Vputhi, tille r there Tuesday for th r Atnerfound guilty of sc t’.ing fire to Ittt.r. I/wlon State Convention which
palm tree* at various points in ( ta ru Wednesday.
the city, were ordered to ftay at
Lot vacation montha be the,
time. Make your appointment*
early before .school ekraes. keep1
those appointment* rMlgtouely.,
Extr.i appointments are often
difficult to obtain.
Children’s teeth are Import
an t Cxlra care now, good teeth
FLOYD A. PALMER
Special Agent
PHONE
Sanford
Florida
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I wish to take this means of
rxpressing my sincere thanks *
and appreciation for th e vote
and
support of my
friends
Ktiglnml's g reat literary light of the 1Hth century,
Snmucl Johnson oT dictionary fame, has been described
as a pessimist with a zest for life." I t’s a pretty good
formula for living in to day's troubled, muddled world..
Tiresome indeed is the saccharihe-tongucd smiling
creature who insists always on looking-on-the-bright-side.
Nor does anyone enjoy being too long with the persu'n
who Passively settles down to aw ait bad luck. B ut a d
miration goes out to the man who though he may feel the
odds arc stacked against him and human kind in general,
ocs right on vigorously trying to make the world n iittlo
otter within tho small sphere he touches. Tho old time
E
inole (jtounty th a t I will de- 1
Interests of this county In <
»
representing them a t Tails- /
The bast dsntUrica* are atockcd by a druggist who co-opculas
with Uie dentists.
Thl* l» th» IS* u t i *
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l.rsrlng In Iht* p sb tt »*
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AREFULLY
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«
an d
WEAR LONGER
I■
IBRING THEM TO UU
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ting m much
, Orlando goes
g up iu new
Tilth will cost
yet suggested
Just received Urge shipment low heed Centrifugal
puinpa 'powered with 3 HP, Wisconsin A ir Cooled
engines, ideal for farm and groV* irrigation.
A.’ D. ROSIER,’ PLUMBING9 * * '
S IS W E S T F IR ST S T R E E T
Democratic
vote my best effort! to the ’
CARL ECHOLS
Down Hut Undefeated
f
o^mary last Tuesday and of 1
T h e O p e n in g O f
W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T
the
i
assuring the clUreni of Bern- i
ANNOUNCING
of the land,' teachers with college diplomas anti advanceddegrees m ake less thnn4 school custodians .and heating
plant engineers whoso work, though invuluable, re p re
sents no com parable outlay of educational training. Sal
ary schedules will have to go up for school teaching, or
good teachers will go into more lucrative fields. Too
many are already doing so.
In
many
wiwiutK wtfpa ’
YFa an actual Laundromat washing a load of clothes
automatieallyl See how you abnply p u t the aoikd
dothc* in -set the d iftls-tnkc the dean clothe* outl
W itch m they are waahed apotkaaly clean, thoroughly
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MONDAY, MAY 13,: 1948
Social
And
TfclETY EDITOR
Personal
Activities
Cecetia Tru luck
Spring Dance Recital
Social Calendai To Be Thursday N ight
MONDAY
The circles of the F irst Haptlsl
hurvh will meet a t 3:30 P. M.
* follows. Circle No. 1, Mr*. C.
I. Moss, 2631 Willow Avenue,
-xple No. 2, Mr*. J . II. Truluck,
afu Magnolia Avenue. Circle No.
, Mr*. II. S. Duggar, 1200
lyrtle Avenue.
Clrcie No. 4.
Ir». W. E. Bette- with Sirs. C. P.
Itmlerson as co*ho*tess. Circle
to. 6, Mr*. John Courier J r., 1216
lagnolia Avenue. Circle No. 6,
lr*. II. V. Ranctall with Mrs." L
.. Phillips as co-hostess.
TUESDAY
Pilot Club business meeting at
•00 P. M. a t the M ayfair Inn.
J h e Azarian Clas* of the First
O p tilt Church will haVe n wiener
VUlinms In Orlando Air Haro
Impel.. The bride has been a
, rgeant a t Grenier Field, Manle tte r. N. II. The groom was
- orm srly atatloned a t Sanford
laval Air Station and wB* rcgntly illschnrgeil. T h i hall was
Itirtically decorated with a vnlety bf flower*. There was music
nr dancing throughout the evendc. The three-tiered bridal take,
<#. by bride, was adorned with
'tiwrtcan f lig z .' Cake andjtsw ch
re re served to the innnjr cues*s
iom Sanford. O r l a n d o , Fern
‘ark nhd* lewgwond.
The bride and groom leave on
'hursday to make lliclr home In
.kbmond, Vo.
Members of Cfiri*t Church i t ending the Diocesan Convention
hit week In St. Petersburg, nru
Irneit H arris, Mr*. C. B. Searcy,
, f « . George Bridge, Mrs. John
V'adxworth, "Ttlrs. McDoftgal.
Next Sunday morning Commun,n at the Episcopal church will
e ut IHStt in the m orning conucted by Rev. Mnrk Carpenter
' fallowed by the sermon.
The Civic Ic a ru s held the May
seating on Tuesday afternoon,
Ira. Rayburn Mil wee presiding.
Over 60 young dancera of San
ford and this vicinity will take
p a rt In tint sixth annual Spring
recital of the Cogburn School of
Dancing Thursday evening a t
6:16 o'clock in the Seminole High
School Auditorium. The program
will be sponsored by I.e, Sueur*
Club, an affiliate or th e Sanford
Woman's Club.
The program I* under the
dl*ectio6 of Mrs. P. II. Tepslc
and acrobatic
num bers
were
choreographed by Mrs. A. B. Dux*
bury, Musical interpolation* were
arranged by Mrs. Marvin Mllnni,
Sirs. Larrle Mose* and Mrs. W.
T. Jackson and costumes were
designed by Mrs. Tepsic, Mrs. J.
B. Cogburn, Mr*. Jackson, Mrs.
L. P. Payton, Mrs. Jack M*c:
Donald and Mrs. V. (J. Hasty,
Mrs. Mildred Babcock planned the
decor and David Howard will
direct lig h tin g effects on the var
ious numbers nf the well-rounded
program.
fairy-tale
• the recital
acts, the. fir*t
k Land” and
nty F air" In
whichensemble
and solo dances
and songs are prevelant.
. Sololits will be Jscuuclyn Mac
Donald, HoIhjDean, Janice KinIntar Vnne«* Rntili Thill I* William*
gan, librarian; Mr*. J . H. Menlck,
historian and Mr*. II. J. I-ehmnu,
chaplain.
A table fllag was presented In
Mra. A. R-- Key, senior president
of the C.A.R., by Mr*. Ray. Mrs.
C. II. Estcy, regent of ihe Ocklawaha D.A.H. of Tangerine and
Mr*. J. A. Cowart of Sorcnto
were guest* and the former re
ported on the sla te convention
held In Palm Rcarh. Mrs. Hagan
announced the following program
committee: Mra. A. W. Lee, Mr*.
H arry Tooka . ami Mr*. W. C.
Hilt.
ive their business session with
Those present were Mr*. J . B.
ports from th* Diocesan conven- Root,
Mr*. J . H. Menlck. Mr*.
E d m u n i d Meie.-h, Mr*. John
Meisch. Jr., Mr*. A. W. I-ee, Mr*.
; Gardeners’ M eet Mr*. F. E. Bolt, Mra. L. P. HagMra. -R B. Clement*. Mr*. C,
ith Mrs. McCaslin an,
R. U iw ion. Mr*. A. R. Key. Mrs,
C. H. 1E i t i f , Mr*. J. A. Cowart
and Mr*. F . K. Rmunillat.
- t the home of Mr*. H. Ij. Mcaalln a t I6:M A. M, Friday
Ing with Mri. Bernard Wilks
ling and tbs following" offjtra /o r the year were announced;
•avUflratlon chairman, Mrs, 11.
Cast in and Mr*. MyFon
bird conservation, Mrs.
Williams; conservation
in, Mra. A. L- Collins:
y. Mr*. C. E. Ginn; exMr*. Harry Meeren; gariter. Mr*. John Roger* and
id Smith; highway developdrs. « . N. S a m : hertlculirs. Fordyce Hu*»ellj nro*
md year l>ook. Mrs. Clyde
i assay* w ritten by tne Junior
rden Club member* and Mr*,
rron 8mllh was appointed to
wet the Junior Garden Club
ring the seminar month* being
A M by Mrs. John Roger*,
rt hundred end sl*ty-el* ptanU
Be exchanged during the mo ith
ose Circle for publicat
W, W are end M re. D.
were appointed to
- th e present drive, 1
Mr*. Grace Ellis visited rela
tive* in T sinpa over the weekend.
Mr. and Sir*. SI. R. Williamson
visited relative* In Tampa over
the Weekend.
W. A. Knight. Jr. of Charles
ton, S. C. is visiting Mr. and Mr*.
W. A, Knight, Sr. a t their home
1317 Celery Avenue.
Mrs. It. B. Davis of Miami Is
spending a month with Mrs.
Pearl I la mull.
Mr. and" Mrs. E. Compton left
today to f |whd six month* In
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Can
ada.
Mr. and Mrs. At. H unt and
Dr. and Mrs". U T . ‘ Doss spent
the weekend a t Tom's Camp on
Lake Apopka.
Mrs. J. H Hodges and chlldsen
id Mr. nnd Mrs. Buck Haborn
Tumpa.*i|ent.kke weekend with
r." and Mrs. A 7 k . ''Rabdrti. -
CARD OF THANKS . .
"
wi-h fi, fab,* thU
.*f*!■! -ii't; *m, -.ii.teri- "pt'r*k*i.1 mi. iii . » many ftirnil* to t their
Barbara Bradley
Hhiscus Circle
Celebrates Birthday Holds First M eeting
Mm. Gordon 1- lliadlcy en ter
Ik- newly formed Hibiscus
tained Saturday afternoon a t tier Chip met Friday afternoon at
home mi Palm etto Avrnuo for thi umie of Mrs. Dirk Mel.aulin.
her .'111011 ilaughter. Ibiibara, who PV. \Vr-.i Nineteenth Slrcet. fur
rclrh ratiil tier thirii liirllalny, The the first official meeting with
young guest* gathered inside Mrs Seth Woodruff, ehairmun,
wherr they |itnye<l game* and pre'dlug. Mrs. Woodruff nppnlntrang "H appy B irthday" around etl ici committee chairmen for
the dining room table which was t h e , ear atld outlined their duties.
orerJaid with a blue d o th and Mert«er* were urge*! to attend
eeriteied with n pale pink cake the general meeting of the G ar
with pink candles in silver hold den Club which will b« a ro v rrrd
er* on either tide.
dish luncheon Friday a t the
Refreshments of ice cream, I LLS,* Building.
cake nrul candy canes were served
M W. A. Fitt* guve an in.
lo the following: M argaret Jones, tetatuig talk on lillic*. It was
Dorothy McAlexamler,
.Stewart btuaiineed thut canned goods for
nnd Charles Campbell, Rosemary oveseas^ shipm ent were ti«» be
.Southward, M a r i l y n Me Dan lei. eartid to the home of Mr*. \V
G ay le. Itaulerson, Suionno and M. StKinnon, HOI Magnolia Ave
Pamela Jones, Judy Herron, Susan nue. Mrs. 8. F, Long invited the
Skinner, Ethel Lee and Sharon elrtk to meet at her home in
Riser, Hobby Glenn, W a l t e r Ch unala for Ihe first foil m eet
Teague," J r „ Robert Riser,' Judy ing which will be In October.
~ n,,«e attending were: Mt*.
Iturtrhuell ami Kvie Dossey.
Also Mr*. C. R, Jones, Mr*. Wool ruff, Mr*. Jam es Got. Mr*',
Olive Wells, Mis. \V. It Zachry, Har-y Woodruff. Mrs. ,1. H T ro
Mrs. Joyce Jones, Mrs. Ernest llick Mis. F u n , llr*. McKinnon,
Campbell, Mrs.1 R. II. Hirer, Mr*.' Mis. Long. Mi*. Fred Z errrnncr,
W, A. Teague, Mr*. J . A. Hl»er, Mrs jt. |„ Dann, • .Mrs. J. P.
Mrs. Ernest Southward, Mr*; Mc- ftnltcluwv Mr*. John Fox, Mrs,
Mr*. F r a n k
Alexander. M rs/ K. Ilurtchaell, (Sr toy Duncan,
Mrs. Katie Dossey. Mrs. Robert 6hnnr*.vMr* John Ludwig. M is.
Glenn, Mrs. J. K, ltis rr , Miss Philo Graid'off, Mrs.' Charles
Ethel Riser
Mr*. Gordpn C an d l1 Blanc, J n ; Mr*. Char]**
Mrrt»,m. and Mrs. 11. A- M nrrBradley.
or Class Feted
A t Celery Crate
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Senior C last was honored
p sriy F riday avsntng n t
hostesses; Mr*. Fv_.L Dampier,
Mr*. Jewel Better, Mrs. R. L.
Caldwell, Mra. Jehn Mathews,
Mrs. R. L Beard, Mrs. C. K.
Jones, Mr*. B. B. Crumley end
Mr*. B. F. MeWhorter.
Dancing and game* were en
joyed with prise* being, won by
M tty Jo Brock and Alvin KUp atrkk for the Jitterbug contest.
Ruth Beckett was the winner of
the cheat of silver hunt and Mr.
Herman Morris' group led In
( |i • .
Mrs. E. J . Routh has been spp o in ted 1 page for the national
convention o f Aha . American l.cglon Auxiliary to be held in Palm
Beach May 16. 16, and 17. Thi*
appointment was made by Mr*.
Pally Kilpatrick of Eusli*, state
president.
Recent check-in* at the Mayfair
Inn Include J, H. Iliers, Miami;
L, B. Cahngnn, Savannah; It.
Well* and W. M. Stanley. Wil
mington, N. C.J Dr. J. H. Kaplan.
Miami; J. C. Engle, Daytolia
Beach; George T. Myers and It.
S. flowlus, Frederick, Md., «n<l
M. H. Cooper, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
. ~
Mrs. J . C. Mitchell attcmled ihe
dinner meeting and business sendon of tlv« newly elected officers
of the Florida Elementarv Prlncipala group a t the Hillsborough
H o te l"IiT T im p a Friday evening.
She wa« accompanied by Mr*.
•W. C. Batcher and her mother
Mr*. 8. M, Price, who spent the
weekend In Bradenton visiting
Mr. and Mra. E. M. Layfield.
Capt. and Mrs.-Clifford Gustav•on were en tertain ed ' informally
racenUy by M r, and Mr*. 1^*11*
WenL O ther guests were Mr*.
Grover C. Whlddon, Mr*. Ralph
L. W ent and Willard Connolly.
Capt. Goatavaon, a former resi
dent, has recently been released
from the service after serving
many months in tha Philipplns*.
Elmer F.lli«, Jr. son of Mr. and
Mra. E. L. Stewart of Hastings
who has been discharged from
the service after serving In
France and Germany is visiting
his fiancee. Miss Betty Jean Culberbmae, daughter of Mr. end
i throughout the evening Mra. Thomas B. Culberhouse of
m eek being fuml-bed by n i g East Third Street. This
OUie Reeee, Whittle nnd the marring* will he an event of
I record (H im - Approx!g TO member* of the senior
and teachers were present.
Mi-. I*. II Lansllig
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.Mr*. W, J. KlttfC
(h a rle - Pnwell
S||WM »i t.« tl.
Adult*, 40c Children, 09c
been added and there they have
u nice bungalow . . , they have
an airplane toed
SHIRLEY SMITH, student. »!
I S.C.W.. spent the w e e k e n .1
visiting Her parent*. -iR- « ’ 1
MRS. NED SMIT.il . . MR an I
MRS. E. W. STILES left Sutu.
day accompanied by MU **»»•!
MRS. TIIKO STILES to
the weekend in Pompano. HU
. . . MR. and MUS* HUAI LEA
ODIIAM plan to leave Tuesday
to IPfUd tWOr-W.'ek. Wllb )e. AfffcJiLtri
pnnWtr. >MIt-" 'find MRS. .*!■
rv m
VlIDGK. of Pitieville, La.
Tile Cogburn School of Damp .
tMonday-^Last Day!
»ocKrr.Bo»ii
‘Ninety Singers In
W V tN S t!
VVry
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MRS HANNA I I
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AND
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Comedy • “Knij?ht
and Ttlonde”
W O ltK S
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR
GRADUATION. . .
# E v erah arp Pen and Pencil Sets
• Sheaffer P«n»
• Elgin Compact* and Cigarette Case*
• W rist W atches by Elbon and Seeland
• Pearl*
• Stone Set Ring*
•B illfold*
•B racelet*
• Pina and Earring!
•M u sic a l Jewel Boxes
• Dresser Sets
* • Lockets
JR WEI.
Phone 357-W
Fiire Special N ites
R ev , J- D. R h a m e , o n e
tfa le * ra d io e n d m u s i
c a l e n te r ta in e r , w ill b e
a t 't h e
fch u rch
N h g d rp n e
of
s ta r tin g
th e
M ajr
1 3 lh f o r o n ly 5 n ig h ts .
ih s p e c ia l
•very
n ig h t
fl'i joon Miller lor checluoppooll Here’s her
cop-ileeved wonder of famoui Dan -River Butcher Linen
brown with pink, aqua or yellow c!io:lu! In Junior
ifies 9 lo 15/ / • **z
'
at
intber only 5
night*.
-Ifce.-CL
amt lit* beautiful flo
ut off* i iiiKii at the In-* of our
ivi'i t ■ini',
, ..... S‘r!i|H,dfjO'*l!F),
n t,« itralli wra- i-uilo-d front tb<*
'ffn-t- of an' aiitoiiiobili* accident
ufferrM “evcial year* OKU.
Ill amt Mr*. Carl Kclineneiiiann
Mi- Andrew Aulin
M ii. Kit Let-
Is, F. T1!\V siml fitmily lur»*
Htilv^ti Ihd
ilijf
moving lht»ir Kuril,** nparlitii-hl
ii» n ilt**ir*«l ItKUtJon, cutting off
th« irniam* purl uiut hnviup .1
cut* story home!
A jwinh lu*
Mr*. II. R. Heckenbach arrive*!
Tampa For Contest City River Entrance
to*lay from Chicago to spend some
time with her mother, Mrs. W. C.
To Be Beautified
Ninety members of the Sem
Saloher on N inrteanth- S treet.
inole High £rhnnl (lire Club wiil
nlral Circle of the GarMr. and Mri. Edward Willink attend the music festival to be
i niel Friday with lb*
will move their residence from held in Tampa today and to
morrow Ml** (illio Itrr-e Whittle,
Mi*. K E. Bull. » t !
Sun laiiitn to JT'OIDs Geneva director
of music. tcpo,teil tixlay.
lltlt Park Avenue Mr*. |
Avenue.
Thi* will include lb Ihiv-x and '-Iii
1
lim k*. Jr. • its i*trd the
ritli ih ! serving of fru it
Mr. and Mr*. Joke Holly will
the gne«t» arrived for
leave thi* weekend to attend a
gather imr I In- meeting.
Ml*. George Mlfour day convention in Daytonu
ird after j Coll. <|elegate to the Miami »lale
Heath of produce merchant.*.
d during |rum tnlion, iepo«P.‘d on Ihe meetling, pol Mr*. J. II. Rihii prevent
M,r«. W. It. May a n * daughter,
ed a 'Mother's Day program
Mary Dm I*, were recent gue*t*
mi , btgbwey
of Mi** Ruth Hand a t her home
an. announced ' will
on Park Avenue.
The Ginminui School P.T.A.
planted along . - - —
Mr*. J. M. Franklin of San (net \Vedue**lay ;iftertii*i|i ill IhtAntonio. Texas, rntumed y ester school for n *loirt husipe** m eet
day to her home after visiting ing noil instnllntion of new offi
with Mr. nrul Mr*. H. C. Echols cer* Mi* John Roger*, county
and Mr. and Mr*. E. ('. Echols. rollin' tl |ii o ld e n i. lo-tnlled th,'
following offirei»
Mi* G. A
Lieut, and Mr*. Herbert Hill Spent, president; It C Steele,
and son Pat of Ft. Lnudeidah- vice pi evident. Mi* 11 K Me
\| I. ICn
spent the weekend with Mr* Nob, .w n*lmj \|+
Hill's patent*, Mr. am) ,Mr». J. L. l*itn, tiro * o trt ait.! Vlr- J . T.
Hardy. hiMi-tiun
the recital Include: Patav Collin*.
Ellen Lyon, Patricia Tooke, I-arry
Payton, Kenneth Kaiii*ey, Hobby
Iteely, Henry Tooke, Harbara
Drown, Gladys Huxty, Marlene
McMillan, Hetty Ann Mun*on,
Kav Rntlgnn, S u s a n Shame*.
M n r y lto*e Speer, Claudette
Walts, Elizalieth Woodruff, Ro
chelle Eubanks, J o y c e Jone*.
Miriam Moye, Patricia llatigan,
Jeanette Wnthen, Irma Jean Cor
ley, Karen Carpenter, June Je n
nings, Jane William.*, Edith -Rfcnten, Peggy Jane Lundguist, Joan
Rtaffonl, Hetty Ann Stiles, Sandra Dunn, M artha Owen, Mary
Mis* Then Vickerv - return oil
E sther Powell, Joan Humprcy. yesterday to her home in Key
Mr. and Mi- 11 E. Ilarrell an-!**'*
Maggie Jane laiwson, M argaret West after spending the pa»l
week with hey mother, Mrs. Lil nouncc the bit ih of a *<>ii, Wesley H.
Lynn, nt ihr, l-rm ald-Langl'Ion ‘f 11
lian Vickery.
Memorial Ib -p itu l May b. Mis. Lei
a m ’ll I* the former M argaret ;*oit
Ralph Wight II TMK 2 /c U.S.N. H
H. I
ho* left for the U. 8. Naval Holly
Receiving Station In Charleston,
S.
after spending 30 days
Mrs. L. P. Hagim
II r» . - * > * **S' i ffil 0-0 j
leave wfth hi* Tnnthrrr~Mrs; Alice
iJoycil a ill-iii, cl Kan |
Wight.
Nam ed D.A.R. R egent
Spring* Tbur .lay
Mr* j Spanish Veteyuns
I'll-oi. Mr* \\ I* Gi-iger,I
Friend* of W alter Uacli will
V "I d ll M .
Vt |t |l, on i Convent ion A tlei
be glad to learn that he hu*
* i
M. Flower*. Mr*. I
returned to his home in Flush
IVliilc, Mrs. Zadlc laird.
I 'apartm ent uflicer* and men
ing, lamg Island. N. ' . from
B. (irnwford, Mrs. R, T. Irtr* of Ihe local auxiliary b n .e
(lie hospital where be has been
Mr*. J ., t). Andes, Mrs. returned from the state rum en
Mr». II. J . Lehman ns co-ho*tes- very ill.
Schunlde.
Mis* Ellaike tivo in St. Clmal of the United
scs. Reports of officers and com
f. Miss Emma Stevenson, Spanish War Veteran* which w.i*
Mr. nnd Mr*. Victor Glover of
m ittee chairman Indicated a apeN. Glllon and Oliver belt! May .5 Ihruogh May 6.
Tam pa i*pent the weekend ns
restful year had been completer). guests
Tlwwe iOttemling the . rouvrnof the taller'* parent*,
Mrs. J. B. Root, nominating
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nun * from Sanfnrtl were: MnMr. and Mrs. £ . C. Gantt. They
tom m lttec chairman, announced also
A. V. Joyner who has M»e' Rhenfer. Zada laird, M r. uinl
with Mr. G lm ri'*
Ihe following" of fieri s for nsxt parentsvisited
iting in Sanford for anv-jMi*. C. C. P iirst. Mr. and Mi.In Daytona Beach.
year: Mrs. L. P. Ilacatt, rrgent,
t* plant to leave TtMtiltyiVV E. Jamieson. Mr. and Mr- f
making the second time Mr*.
etto where sne will spend 1 'n tin of tV\ii-do. 'l l and MiMr*. L. B. McLeod. Jr am)
Hagan ha* filled this office; Mrs. daughter I.ucin of Orlsmln -have
been recent guests of Mi. and
Mr*. F . E. Roumillqt. F rnnei*
Itoumillat lit , student at the Uni
versity of Florida, spent Saturday
vUlting hia family.
tfta b b l Morris A Skop gave a
rlllianl addre** before a large
udlenet. Thi* wn» followed by a
mines* session, then Ihe social
our when r e f r e s h menta were
trved by Mr*. Ethel Ayer*. Mr*,
lari* Dige and Mr*. J. Henry
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PAC.E T im R i
TUB SANFORDIIERALI), SANFORD, FLORIDA
R. Rushton
Pastor.
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MONDAY, MAY 13, 1946
IjD, SANtORD. FLORIDA
Jodie Howington Slated To Hurl
Tonight When Azaleas Play Feds
STANDINGS
K ettles Hurls One-Hit Contest Over Orlando;
Cary Bests Payne In Mound Duel, 5-1;
Lake Homers W ith 2 Feds Aboard
pnir of vtnlka.
Florida Stale League by- vlrluo
The locals . played lirfol* lH^
of another .857 perr-mlngc w eek Inrgrst crowd of the season when
end of play In tnc Fhitida S tate 1225 fnn», hungry for n win over
Orlando, witnessed Ihe K ettles'
Priduy and K alunlav n'irhU the maalerpirci
loeala tanelMl w ith the leiidurThr folluwlnir mubl. I.'KIK hare'leading tirlando Senatora and for ball mingled fan . poured In'.o
the MTond lime lift* aeaeon the Tinker Field.' Nearly 600 o f ihcin
F fd t eaplil with the Mmljv-Li vine Sulifmd fans, ilrliltifr for n
men. 'Oooae K ettle/ liurlnt n arcond win over Orlando. The
Ihrilling one-hilter nt the local F n l, produred u run in their
orrbard KibUy oveniig while h i. half nf the fifth when lb>n Zn-i
mate* shimmed out 18 bit* in ffcl tTfrlHV'iioir af(ire<t on Silver*
flownlnir llie Hrlmtnra, who drop nmn'n blaat lo center. However,
pe<l a 8 In | tilt to the Oninee* Orlando limk iidyuntaire of a
ville <J-Meu yeaterdav, ley a neore momenlary rtreak of .wildncai by
of It lo I'. Only four Senatora hurlrr Am I'ayne. Tin* buiKWianl
readied Diet luiae u|rainal Kettlea.
w alk, g h tP n tt n b ailer mid Or
lando came up wl:h five ntarknr*.
enough for ih r win. I’ayne hurled
;
('onsult A n
crcdiinUe ball lhtoiiL’bouk.tl}r tilt
InsuranceA gent
and -KloU Cary, Orlnndo’a aco
lefthander, wa* In eicellent* form.
• In Time!'
Untidy Lake contributed greatly
An automobile lavuranre policy Lo the 10 to h vlc ttry the Fod*
Ja tjf little raluo,.until you hove produced yralenlav uf.ernoon III
an ’ accident. After, an accident I’alatka ugainal the Arnlena. Lake
Die premium may be Inllnllealmol connected for three hit* ill five
compared to rtimage cauaed by trlpa to the platter and Ilia f lr.l
your automobile.
Mow waa n curruit itnmah with
Before you have an accident wt three men on baae to give the
can write you *11000 to *46.000
bodilf Injury: M.OOO property
damage liability aim 4fS0 medical
payment for only *34J3 on private
pawenirr car*. All makes.
Pleaae ace u* before you have
an automobile accident.
C. M. Boyd, Companay
(NOT
mroRPORATKDI
fought hard and In the fifth they
knotted the count nt *cven-a1l.
However, the Feds pushed over
three mure runs while .limiting
the.Axaleas lo a single run dur
ing the remainder of the contest.
Jim 8chante| utartcd for thu
Feds hut turned the dutlea over
to Cal Blanc In the fifth who
held the Hoag men at bay.
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ttoatnn «•!:
f'
g u rt» II lnnln«<»
CIih'K 11 «i iMtsbui
('inflnnill 1*1 si
iriin l lainn I* Ipnnln
nriHihln
4,500 eDImanU.
1281 women.
CQkrifNSATION
J!,
Unemployment
compensal
-*I* check* went to nrr«n p m o u
3*3 the to u t, wroount o t <10350
'Seminole County Ouriug the W
ML endiiy Uay 4. it m ifporUd
day €y Carl B. Smith, chaJman
jlr lil Comm?CommU\!<in. |(
i-t! the Florida Industrlil
IU m#h Tmday
l')illAi|rl|itii.i at 11 r h 1>it.
Nr* York at lUrati.n
tOflljr yam»r P h n lu la \j.
AMP.IIlCW LP.AUifl
The tndurtrlai
throughout the
Tmmijm
MImiiU
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Iralrnlm ■ lira*
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fh*lr«ilf I l*hl*Min* , I
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HI. tdlfU Ml (iFVllRM.
• '*• *• ‘W«. ,|I I »•» roll.
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a v a ila b le
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l i a a n T*a«,
Tall tk .M M al 'AlfcatU-ua.
th e
PALATKA vs. SANFORD
nl ■»mihiiU int mnilnra, m
R MONEY UAC ha
tie**-*. W . ' «a«li tirU|
ala rm everywhere.
SLIMMER
RATES
KOIIICRT A. WILLIAMS
p im p l y
k COMPLEXIONS
FLORIDA
HOTEL
MUNICIPAL PARK
mw — U mmmy far f a l f . w *e
Phone 325
B. B. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
Touchton Drug Co,
RKAL ESTAfE-BROKKB
INSURE
•N TIIK t'lllCUIT COUJIT\'V 1
NINTH Jll> l< l.lL rlluJlM T
T ilt; HTATK «IK ru m tU A
ANt> KOI l KKMINOl.i: iXU'*
IN l|ljV N ('JU n\
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KIMTIIK MHITII. I’UInllir.
ANA K. tOIITII. DrfrmUltt.
oH tn :n o p j *i iti.it/ffit> >
1\» aha K. tUllTII. f *1 rrrnltr*
A%rhur. Mllfuttl.
You are hrrrh) notlfUUt ttiAt ■Oil
for «l vorr# hr« t»rr n 01*4 m ulti"!
jrou in th* jiImU p at >Irtl fo u r! l*>
fcl>YTIIK .HMl Til. a till that >»u nr«
•tilrtnl in f Hr >•*i«i written «tp*
iMaraii.p i |»«n»uaatly nr by attornrt i in i hr Hill nl CnmpLitnt In
«ali] ratiwr on Mundatr,. the Sltl il«>
•f Junr. I)U , . amt lw thereafter
file >tiur ilrfriiM*, If cn) Vou hate,
i»* ihr mil nf Cnni|»talnl h i r«*»
•rulrrit h> law
Thr HANtimh IIKMAt-D la l»efr.
I»Y itte titulrtl an llm tu a»|MHH*r
In Rhlrli thla uni lea "hull pf*
I'liMi»hi *1 Hitfr rarti Mi rk fur four
muaeriitlYe nevka.
" ITNKHH m> h.iml dtul iifllrl.il
••.«! at Hunfunl, Hrminwlr O a n ly ,
Pintlila. tlit* (he 27th day of A|»M
A U a n tlc U anh U U fr
*rh#«liilMtv
- a t ill* VITAMINS tor all the family
at |nst a FEW PENNIES t DAY -
%eal-»4iu*4 HeaMlU
2
Auffunl* >; ColUrtiMM 7
itrFrnTlIk t , I’hii'F'lurt
Hitvititndli 2. iN»!«ti»l.tiw ft
li8M«* TtiilRI.
Havtifinnk n| J r r k i l l
I 'h-«r Irwturi
*J»»-e-nrlll
•luttihu*
YOU DRIVE ITl
Uilwaukee
ASK VOU TO "BUY AT HOME”
/rX4M S£5 THROUGHOUTAJTH1
AtWAV 4.VO SOU TH A H tfiH A . .
r r./« I U itiivC i
SKI NS
THE VERY B E ST
SHOW CARD AND POSTKRs
— SOMETIMES —
0 —Dec's Sign Service
B. B. Cioimlcy
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
PACKAGE S T O R E umi
rt. eacAOt gtoa. 7%c / r f W
A CONSTANT
REMEMBRANCE
Real Estiite Snlos -llciitnls—Mortgagp I aiiiihi
Lk>|M>iniahle In.iiiranrc' and Homlit
LMUaMteiCi
■% (wntiltil xtune It lllliltlM*)*
HfrnniN
Mfinlrrfil
llallliunre
Toroniu
llilff mI«.
Nrwnrk
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J r i . r , t.'ll,
lliM-hrsier
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1 ll
your g ra d u a tio n
p ic tu r e m a d e b y
RO LL S
CAKES
ROBERT I
power to merit that confidence.
I also artih to thank the thousands
of loyal workers who helped so
faithfully in thU campaign.
And Mlow in arn ^ lm ,ls
Iks H.II tUo* 0<s>k. T® s»l >u», ropy
o n l Idi with your m o , sad sddtsssto—
Calcium Pagtothgagt* and Mlaclnamldo.
• You esa never b* tare yoa are gening enough
eiiro tisl viisaim unless yoa -eupplcmcot your
diet with known quanlAles of vsremlot. So, guard
144 CAPSUUS
r n
sia it vitamin dcfccicncyl Start she wise
JOE HENDRICKS
iPaid Political Adv.i
MEET
9 1 .5 9
llweglle
The Sanford Herald goes into
more than 3000 home* In Han
ford and Seminole County. If
you have rom rthiii; to eell or
boy you vettl flnd that a elaaat(led ad In these column.* will
<eil the moet peoplit about it for
the least money. Phone J48 or
«iii i) i a -r i;o n ia.%
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S /I S ..K
/V U I
CLASSIFIED RATES
Iftc
08c
Ofe
We
per line for one Inarrllon
per line for 3 Insertion*
per lliie foi a lt Insertion*
tier. Hue for 36 Insertions
MlatmOm charge t0<
a ‘p g i i t 5 WOM* to a line
FOR RENT
6 ROOM furnlahc<l hnyse
uarage. Siunll* family,
ner month. J. V. Martin,
Upx UN.
PACKAGE STORE
An d
ba r
W office for
venue. Phone IN-U'
trtnfBRir »*1!rKrF UtImtiTpL
FOR SALE—
WANItEJl^ TO RENT
BASIC SLAG— fertility- 4-8-H
& 4-76. Fire damaged Ojojl and ^MI'Tk' , 5 gal. oil cans—4Uc each,
II. B. Pope Co.
See Clarke
hay, tin, lumber. ~
‘
2 OR .7 bedroom house, i
'a fte r 4 IV M. a nl Saturday*
nished,
perm anent
re/
and Sundays, i Id Seminole
Phone I I I 4, H A. M. til 6
F eel locatinn. •
(JROCFJIY store—good location.
Inquire 1101 W. l.’tth St., G6ld*OR TRADE
registered Duroc t boro,
Phone 407-R.
«# Jersey boar. Pigs 3 month* old
IH. Alio 2H month old *6. LOT and 4 room partly furnished
J. T. Lawrence. Enterprise.
huose.
Electricity A wel*r.
Apply evening*’ Box G. M.
BALLARD'S rv-ed, groceries, etc.
WANTED
c/o llcrald.
1’hone 806-J. H. Q. Touchton,
1201 Celery.
.
0 ROOM stucco house with 2 USM ) liaby plav pm . Call Ed
bedrooms A garage.
Partly
Kircher. 0IH.J.
furnlllwd on Crystal Like in
Ijtko Mary. Pat Daly.
NWGUMWTS.Y00 m • .
rvoTiCTto ruA wb wow wt*
8WtV 01KK «V*n0NS wui ouv.
AW0HAL llADIUTy fOLlCY-.
“Insurance
P lllH
Service”
DY KILOWATT
TUUL8TERY
Uednc W-a-u
fabrics.
A
fine
ANDREW
AGENCY
dollort 10 bock our b elief In ihg M u r e g ro w th of Florida.
In clu d ed in aur cu rre n t $24,000,000 comtrucllon and expantion program o r a th e
W # o re p u llin g u p our
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Erection of 18,000 KW ganeroting
• C o n itru c tlo n o f n aw iub-i!ation* to
ptdrtl « S flfd io ia , F la . t p t « * d lrr — — h n n d k f Th* h u g t I h tra d M fn lo o d on
o|>*ra»lon th ii m o n th ).
aur rioin-wlda
Call ou u .' for TRACE CHAINS
— iXrG OlhAIN — nr W ELL ASH log*, Sla(|«'s Handle Shop,
ROY REEL ha* tires! Truck* or
CHAIN — We have them all
passenger — new, used. 300
and can save you money.
Btanley-Rogcrs Hardwire Co. I'LL HUY your rur, regardless
of age or condition. Roy Reel,
* tRKl W. that 8t.
PAINTING. Interior and exterior
scarce rrrsis
by reliable, expert workman
WILL pay highest puce* for used
car* and also wreckrd and burn
a t most reasonable prires. Available now Steel wool, shellac,
ed or obi cats for parts.
. Estimates frte ; W rite box 314 aluminum p ain t—hast gtade. Door
paint—all color*, interior flat wr.ll
Ratliff A Sons Phono 2.17-W
l Sanford.
paint—all color* and many other
P. O. Box 1476, Sanford, Flo.
ONE 32 f t Cabin Crualer 0 ft. SANFORD PAIN T * GLASS CO.
beam. Price *860.00. Phone
ftKWklHBB SERVICE
}Q!U or 0U3-J.
When you need TARPAULINS
— Remember — we have them
An attractive 3 oed/oom house,
i lots, 2 car garage, nicely land
righL Stanley-Rogers
scaped In Mayfair Section.
*
Ah unuimtlly drsIruM#' 4 linlronm.
potato -‘planti
ANBOUS
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a
Sraction of 42,000 KW ganaroflng
plant a t PHyitro, Fid. (will begin
ok4foNcn ,l,i» y*°rl
r y. !?*.**> ‘ ‘
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Addilion of 18,000 KW ganarotoi lo
our plonl of S a n fo rd , Fib. ty ta p id
IO
oparoNon In
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Addllionol ling*, improvamanl*, and
expomion activMa*, including 600
mllei of rural Una*.
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All M there Improvement and addilion*
to our »yi!em ore dgtlgnod to give Florida
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•SuniW na
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ONE bay mare, safe for women
and children for work or rid*.
Also farm equipment. .808
liclionville, R. L. Morton, 881-
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
SERVICES
SIT® W A N T E D -
CASH bbyerx waiting for Homus
room house with 3 room de
al apartment and g a r a n , lot
i 200. Juat outside Ufa city
FEED STORE
Touchton Drug Co.
2nd St. at Sanford A ir
Phono 358
FRANK’S TAVERN
HI-HAT CLUB
anil
DEPENDABLE ^1
A N D P R O M rr j
D rycleaning
Service
|
LANEY’S DRY Cl EANING Co
1‘h o n c 4 05
YOUK INSURANCE
Accident
Automobile
Aviation
liu rg la ry
.
H onda
G rim o P r o t e c t i o n
C a rg o
D ix h n n t’Hty,
Extended Coverage
Fire
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
C o n c re te P ip e , H u ild in g Illtick.M, H c n d y -m lx rd C o n c re te .
Beptic Tanks, Concrete Fence I’twl, Wel^ t.'ufl>8 a n d
H o B p itn tlz n tld n
F r o p c r ly M u rk e n t
(c o m m e rc ia l) .
( n o n - c o n tm c r c in l)
J e w e lr y - A U -IU sk
L i a b ility
.'
Your Ford Dealer Known Your Ford lle.st
.
Peninsular Concrete'^Pipe.Cv
( Automobil
(H uaineu)
k* Mary, Ela.
llh power mow
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
10 Tiny Trial
Contra Indications for
the use of this product
Is on the label.
APPLY CHIEF 0PERAT01
M. GLEASON
Tlr** bedroom house, tiled bath,
n i c e l y landscaped, near High
Sefodl 88000.00. Term* to suit
aeres, 8 acre* in grove on
tiful spring lake, 8 room garapartment. Price *3500.00.
ANOING
The new amt effective
inhnlnlinnnl
therapy
methiHl that hnn given
relief nml Knllsfnctinn to Ihnu.MAndH.
S in g le o r M a r r ie d
A g ra 16 > 3 5 “
E x p e r ie n c e U n n e d e M a ry
• P a id w h ile le a r n in g
•
F 're q u e n t In c r e a s e s
• O v e r tim e p a y
• I’n id v a c a tio n s
• T a x i-c a b h o r v i c e fo.
la te h o u r s
8 • 5 w eekdays
S a tu rd a y s 8 - 1 2
I BUY cows, ralves, yearlings.
J it. W. Ijird, Phone 7MK-W.
follow ing!-
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS.
Starting Rat*.
5 days
?2f>.0(
selection in stock. R. S. Brown,
21MI North Orange, Orlando,
CAURAWAY
HOME BAKERY
IN TIIK COW AN IIUII.DING
Why Suffer with
“ASTHMA” and
TRY
Asthm anefrin
TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY
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*r r tingi
Mj.-'f.ly*
VnVnvIq
IV,r dais
ROBBS
in im A lltn lt, CkeibUt. C k e tle m e f. N nf»U . Orfaade
•*l|* *.*•?
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nU 34; MrvnnfiU I-ft.
'•n^i
I IMlr Kim
f4.|* «*hnt fi
MMM ftWlh 4 ’rkn^f
11 r
N ow is tin* tim e to p la n
to h a v e
I am deeply grateful tor the over
whelming ante of confidence ex
pressed by the electorate on Tues
day. I will do everything In ray
r m / r t s , 1, llr .a ll,
Mnnlrrsl , II-1- 1li,lllmo,e I
Hvrsi
11 ->: J . tf. v ni>ll,>rl,i«lr, 1.1 Newark t*
Tornnlr* J*J:, lluffaln |4.
Nr* Orlrnm
Mfini'h’*
N'tnlik iBr
f*h**tlit n<M>9»
ItiMiin 4. F lo rid a S t a l e H ank lltild im :
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
It »
It |a
t ,
I ’ ll
J .11
A11nill is
Sanford, Florida
I he MT. LION. Co u g a r .
MEXICAN LION, PUMA AND
RUNTVfltR IS ALL THE.
6 A M t ANIMAL.
YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
Tolrifi* 1-7: MllHnuWrr *•«.
Ku it**•** 4*11%
* *•*»: fiilumlrUi
flf»l UUtlta II, ItlltlflffB).
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ATlOVVl. I.V B R I
J,trk•>11n%111« in,
Itoom anil color planning — — Write I*. O. Ho* 181
I’hinu* 1021
. . PHONE 200
J.lf'k IMlftYIIlf.
«%ii»irwtr: *•
Interior llcroralor — Designer
(H er 18 years- in Winter I’nrk, Fin.
((). I). L A N liU R S H )
IN THE SOUTHEAST
'
More pcoplt diink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. 1
It must be... ' M
m
C A H ttU IG
II ok*tti.i 7-1, yiMfiD *
T« ih|»a 7.7; l««kt
%t I;* in l
llf.irh
• - fir • 1
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f.ninrti Tm«Im|
T ’»••!*»* a* I i
*ml
Mlnint llr.trh .it V
Utaiih
at
THIS SANFORD HERA m. BANFOIID FLORIDA
fo r
. f i i i *m —«, im iiw. *■» gjifcafc tog*;
ValfWala a t MowlUla.
M han, at Wajrcfoaa.
I'abilka al lA.VKr'Illi
l> ,l..n . al Al. Annual In*
liilumt,. hi ila lh m lll. ,
U r« li(ll, at IklHIxl.
MONDAY, MAY 13, 1946
Lifo
(P e rso n a l
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
o u r H M O ILI
Hanford, Florida.
Lifetime Income
Money A So curl tie#
W indstorm
W orkmen’ll C oftpensat
voun financing ni
A u to m o b il e B n r d r a x t s
F H A Ix ja it* O n H o m o s
T o B u ild
DRIVE — TRIP
ANNOUNCEMENT
BUMPER
is, chicken run* and coop*
2500 chicken*, all modern
l electrical aqulpmant, 4 room
nt house, good Improved p*o•
P*™* hiahway.
= i„ , \ i Z
to .
Y O U R S E R V IC E
I n s u r a n t 'A W ljfitl
In s u ra n c e S u rv e y
B l o tte r *
*4.*C la im
.
Lost and Found—
Friday after-
W ANTED-
ELTON 1. MOUGHTON, JR
BUMPER
CHEOK-UP
H. JAlUhS GUT AGENCY
Aa Insurance Solicitor
312 EAST F1R5T ST.
PHONE 78
�V
THE SANPOltD HR
TA G E S IX
vlnetl to contact C R Dawson,
county ucriit, at tunc. Mr Daw-
PRODUCT# AVAILARU
lu re for ll ha* r o ily paid, t
mean* that I 'can live ngati
without f o r of liuiiiug uthen,
I wish if -il I could tell evervorw
win* >i*v nick with Tul**rculo»h
that th.i'ie in hope and healtg
here at the Florida SatilUriurv,
Thunk ihe people in the County
for me for making It pcnalbki
that I could come lin e .
j
"Thanking
your
Atsociati«i|
Adiuciatidi
again f o r nil I lint you have iloi*
for me.'1
tuii ,■ i lintrnrin of the i-nli UnI*, liven,• ii tominilitre n| llie Seinliiul*
ii.ij t urn Itumni UiiI.-m
Growers win* un- Interv.ded
obtaining muck
f o r iiio ir fm iii
C»| lot.’, ul a l a h l c iii.iliu i * u n
GENERAL PAINTING — B R U S H O R SPRAY
--------- SIGNS----------
Shannon, father of five children
studied law while he walked a
night beat for five y ean and nervaj
on the police department'^ seer#
ttrvlce squad for alx
Ttirn at laet he paxaed the ala*
bar examination, resigned fro*
the deportment und *et up lu
own law office.
McCLUNG - RICE
315 EAST SECOND ST,
PHONE 1144
BEAUTIFY
. YOUR HOME
MONDAY; M AY M S ttN t
S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
Ihr (l u r l al Ibr C tau ll J a d tc
rml***tr I 'n l l l l , ITarlda.
In r a id *
re ; Etial* nl OF.oltOE FOUR
EN. deceased
'a All « rru loCi u t Frraaae
||> I
CMlata ar l l i a t a t i
ADVERTISING
ONCE
REMOVAL OF THE
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
BUT NOW (TV
I THE I IV,
NEWSPAPER J,
, DOES IT I .I
l it BETTER \
From 203 Mciach Building into Their
New Offices Located at
312 East First S treet
with VENETIAN
tia new location has been selected as a convenience to our customer*,
whom we wish to thank for making it possible for us to move into
new and larger quarters in order to a ccommodate them.
BLINDS
W o can make arraiiK'
nionts for you to financ
them on EASY TERMS
Venetian blinds made lo fit any sign window#
Frcl* Estimates
Wood and metal slats — fflfc-go. foot
I b jia ir in g — J ttffm i.iln n ^
SEMINOLE -VENETIAN'BLIND CO.
317 E. 1st St.
•
• am t. or aMt>rntrf "Oil m r
claim i.r drmana nut to tlloa i
In void
Kl-HIK IHJUHHKN,
A* u rc u lo i of
Will a tot T»*t*lu*at
O KU II OK Ctrl'US EV.
cooed.
Flr»i FuUllcallon: May I*, 1*41
ind each of you ar« hereliy Cotinly
l UOil rrquirril III |llr*rll| rlglil
a Imi and ilr nm lull wlilel) lime n
- rlllirr of you. maj !,**» llil*
III! .-u l. ot OEditor: lUall i.,
BN, deccaned. (ate of »aM ihe pli
in tit* County Judea >if nfrira- n
t Coubly. Florida, ut hl>»t,all nr
LEGAL NOTICE
THANKS
IITTU "WHITS WIND" In Ihe City ol
Angels, wee T erry Taylor, 2, wieldi
a wicked mop i n Los Angeles, Cal if,
w here she was chosen as it* clean,
up-w eek mascot. Hollywood's Him
colony Is repork-d stoutly -tichlnd
T erry's drive.
(ftilcrnational^
Phone !
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
Phone 78
l appreciate the splendid sup
port and vote given me In
Tuesday's Election. Congrat
ulations to Mr. Smith. Hope
all of us will cooperate with
him
T. B. "Association
ju
our,
Representative.
IMt. 1 . T. DOSS
Should Ii-0 t - ■
yaurU on-v, .'a - ' : t
tcrials caruw t bo t-
A 1 Irl t*'» iif tftiinl .4 Jfi■■p-ifl it f»7
y fa r
p ie c e d luf t‘M & u r
itld
fifcfj'ni
fHilicnl
h
Jhi
i*
Imtlim/ IumIUi ittf.Un nt
Klor
Ma TtiLriruluMs Hmiiliifluiil, *%u«
ri*ri*ntly rt« fiu t| by Mn* KJwuril
Kir.liur, M-*n*tury iif Oi*' Ht?m*
lion. BUT you rhoui
bo protected a jinn
K.innr.i-'l lc:*- I "■ !
C t m ii t v
lloalMi
ntnl
Tub**r-
ul
th a n k *
TABLES
<Pa Id JWIUcnl Ailv.l
All current, popular atylea in
m o d e rn a n d traditional designa.
tulti-iw A fH iiiiiffii
Thp lftt«i |
from T. C. Phillips rvndg a* t
fuilflll !“ .full
a
fuw
w ottii
M ahogany,
H. JA M ES GUT AGENCY
you
nil
iif
,Si*fnmulf t u u n i v
i
.«*nt
place- a n d p u rp o s e !
tu ktiuw that f appm* itIV
ih n l
ha*
Iw rti
Join*
fui
M a p le
or
Blonde finishea in atylea for every
It* yum A rA**« utinut nittl !h*' |h-k
pie
W a ln u t,
\
nn
lo hvip m«’ finj my it - #I*Ii atfulti
"1 vw*n! to th,a*k tf*# a -mMin
burned our old building down
but wa are atill taking care of
our customer* . . at our new lo
cation at the ST. 'JOHNS RIVER
LINE DOCK on the lakefront.
such notice la given Immediately
11.-Kill be Impo'-'lblc to arrange lo
fiiml’ii
The Seminole -Feed Company
thtwadil
• a hi
J HEV-Y-V/
YOU ALMOST U
fAl&HTA SQUASHED
MY S O U T H E R N
a
BREAD/
custont«r *
Voices
j Beginning: June 1, we will
H
close Saturday at 7 P. M.
DESKS
A beautiful selection of kneehole desks for living room, bedroom or den, in Mahogany, Limed
oak and W alnut finishes. Also
combination desk* find book
S o u th e rn
til Bread ,
nos ■***a*%
y M ^ v w i w w v w u w w ia * ^WM.'tAOAtVVVVWWyUWVVWWW
WHISKEY
WINE
RUM
p fa r
GIN
. * -.s
,tws-ij
PACKAGE STORE
410 SANFOItD AV EN UE
' the Telephone Company
every busincae the maintenance of
that performance la directly related
to the maintenance Of earnings.
In 1945, telephone earnings Were the
, loweet In recipe than two decades. In
the current year, 4v*n lower earning*
are In prospect. Wages htv* bean In*
creased. In kaeping w ith the national
trend, and the coat of everything else
which goes Into the fu rn is h in g of tele
phone serviee la steadily rising.
To a lot of businesses, customers aiy
Aa evtry bupineta man knows, ade
better known by their voices thaa by
quate earnings are a primary requireA# • ---- - I ___ _________
their facet. They order by telephone—
seldom coma In person to buy.
Many merchant* conduct their buy
ing In the tame way. The telephone ia
and to attract new capital for coti
the funnel through which flow* an end- tlatifd eapanalon...
leu stream of ccsnmercial transactiona.
In' a word, adequate Mrnings safe*
Businessmen hays grown aceuiguard the full Usefulness of the tel*.
BOOK CASES
A book case for every purposed
variety of atylea, finishes and hrigl
select from.
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Itt U n ity Therfc I s S l r c n c t h —
TIIE WEATHLH
To Prelect the Peacr of Hip Worldt
T«r Promote Ihf Progress of America;
. To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
^
a
n
AN
Iran Appears
Civil
n
r
IN D E P E N D E N T
DAUY
* ■
Northern Tribes And
Military
Forccn
Believed Swerving
a Aguinstj
Empire
A n»*u
or, *\vhu
ha* lirrn
Unves lo rsprewi hope, foi «
peaceful MiUlordent, liowevw. tie
c o a l s t r i k e h it s f o r d , n o t l e w is
by tlm
!>r|in«ii
Feilernl 'incr with finding
I‘n r
Mi Mnv
d e m u m b 'd
it j a l
11»-> tin if in
I l l U r l A i 'J u n v e t-iail m l .n f ih ip it ip im e d §7it.O iH *,djP* \ M ‘If.tiv f l i m f
- ->.tl i i u r
Jpn ftj pin .itiufi f«»i n elwtft^r liHa llagiinliii
nVr*.
n |m i!
The-
H um !
w m tU T If i-
.p a id i-ntiivH b y ' t h e ttpi-ra! lur.s ainl wimbl lie ra is ed
4*1 !i b rn rin g
H» r b a i u tng
Strike Ballots Are
Ready For Members
Of 15 Non-Operalihg Bail t nions
\ \ A S I I I N U T O N . M.»y i I,
i-Vi
I u iic il .M ine W n i k e r n
lu lii! I,. I.t'w is lifts
Lank f«»r Ovinli**- wjif
i ||y 1'iiiitiiiUMMicri' lif-t nieiit
tmViiy l»y l b F. \VlittU ttbi|»ti*il mi uriittijiltiinit In I lie
levralci! that a|)|)toval diiy jEtmihg onliifmuT. in m tiinl*
lUMiiiHU?^
fi
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ft. mm IM \
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wt’Ti fil*i| u i( li itir jStiil* <
|: | #l.i ‘«f*.t-iilir»*t
11*if !«*« Thu i"ift Mif- itf flip new imiimi I-ai r ,<'l|tm*^iirnl
tin ,-r u '
iltHit (inn of ttlife’ll V!I VVlipelef L ine Ininn I nt> } | r»
will bn ii)i> jirtMtijpiA, 1 "The Vrt arc* n lm g t«• II
Citilt’llh Itit Ith nt bvtfilo^.
' l b ii.timgrt
Ca|Mtnli/ml nl >*di,tMin the bank -flu* N Dl.uk iitiil (‘uhick, F r u i t
-M gift »*
lu»***
1
i (M
-U\ Ihpt
fIm t
will hfivi* H| . tnckbnbfrif nwnlng bmipiim wu* gntnlp.l tuithoiily
MMl ithiiie!» nf Mrck with a par p iiuivt* iu n i'* luim M Avenue • n
value nf $ |tm i-iieh.
T h e te if* uUn ma r«n*iii huilie ami
prnvI'li'tl «« «ur|tlu* «*f $FI,tm,» uiri
l»
give
rlwelling
-|M»e
i
in
oft ft hiI
\\ f=bi-.| It.. lift4::
•|t. iif114«
L# p b n iit
timlitiib i| $tfiifil* ijf Sl&fWML
h ir n g nf n i itilr*9ii«I ^|»m ti* th eir
Offlt I* t.f tile |*4M|MMl»t Mill, ill M«Mt
I
THIS NEW FAMILY PORTRAIT nas taken recently in tile palace uiblitum in
H»
VUieetei
m e t \ ^ ......... .
h ,d
g«'*,n
l«»
i* -el ti*d
i Xid-tG a-
til**
tar dens In Rome, Italy, of Klns-de<fitate Humbert II, hU wtfr. Prince** It
r h u it^ nn * prr«i«lei»t.
n n ! nil,.
Suppl> s i .. m ..f In in t h
la»« «f IbT^ium and th eir lour children. Prince Victor Emmanuel,
rtutihv* *
Shitffpt vii^hie* Th? ?t»*et
.m»i Snnf^*! Nwiiue
lot
IE l 'louts. 1tin i ll ■<*.-) Hl-il if,#-rlncws M jtia Pta. Iittlr Princess Mary B r i l t l c r uiul Pmct-v, M a n . i l n e e tm . it■- l
\ t lo-fi t! \V t < , -vr -1 |*i*t o n . . i.
C ibriclla Taking nver ilic unvcrtmi-tii Iiillnwln^ ihc ubcllmllou ot 111* --I-I \V,h .i !.
mil lim .
Blh r r Illimbrl! iliilan-rt tllnt Iip wil. .ili.rtr b> Um- iIeCt*lon i>l (Hr f .• n - |! I Ub-cl.-t .,11 ->f ll*l- e - lilt-1—
I new -a ".«
.-..bln* -f
I I -ng i-f i IhiIiim' i.
people 111 .i Ju n e 2 Irfcrciujllm to drrntuiu* IJtr tuturc of tlir moo
•
t lnu-rn»uoti«l * ri"H a
-
Traffic Safety ' Boyle Presents
Check To Begin Medals To Local
Here Wednesday Board Officials
_
__ ____
Irgrr
hillw-r- -it ti c-'t-vn
ln-ol-
-iy Itl -frinc I
t—
m.i- .Mon
I-w‘k lii-l-lm .* of 1lie It -nr ’—.-•n --i-ri.il-'.I
,4!r tlllllllxUHt
*-l - Jill'St»"ll
1 .(fillet*r 4>f SlCl f'J! ll * '
Liirk ei *
Her **»'l I *’• ‘if .1 • r **J4i <ul l(-11v
l'4» II 41- Irt (
IL«i **InD * Im m , 1
til. tcs.ll* -I- ..... v (|i** k XXit }|AimL i’m M 1 ,11 Ml» 71> , li 1 1 ul
fir i-ili ‘Lmil
h-IL 1 1 <i >mi lev r< (at4* "f l{
illitf t i>’ ii Miii'iil
»’f
It ( h .)
1 1 1»,|k lilviafi Ifh'i
• .Jl i h*»«t
.\ iii-iik'
j _____
T h r A i n baijun ilcleitulion
lurnril to T n ln ls. rupltat of the |
northern piuvlnce bordcritiB on
r t u r s l . —the province in which a
■cmi-sutonamous regime »»* *ct
up tiiiring Hu**l«n oceupnlion.
(Juvam con-
NO 170
Assodntril Prctw Lei-td Wire
C harter Requehl fit Purchase, Retirement
Filed With State; Of $12,000.Of City
FDtC Okay Given Bonds Authorized
TEHRAN, Iran. May 11.
_ (JPj-t-Once twain Iran up^ pears to be on the VOIKO of
Civil W ar. Tile Central
Government appears t<» jm
doterminud to continue its
policy of a peaceful settle
m ent of its dispute with tlu*
sc If- p rod a imod nut o no moua
province of Azerbaijan. Hut
a t the same time the Iranian
Ahmed
N E W S I'A I'E K
Citizens Bank To City Commission
Begin Operating Adopts Change In
In Oviedo Soon ZoningOrdinance
PAKIS. MuX II. l/l*»—K m ctirjr of S late Jam es Byrne* to
day dtscloted that He proposed
th at the .Council of Foreign
M inisters adjourn until June 15.
lie aaid he proposed that they
' adjourn after rqiuldrrlng the
(ierm an question.
. *'
Premier
r i l t l l r Inti ill IhW ifirninnii through H fllfiriilii
S rjtlrfril %lif»vrrr* .»m| Ihumlrr
uitMl* tlutiiii (hr jf|rrn»H»n and rtrm n s.
i
Union__
Control O f Miners’ W elfare Fund
HUMBERT II, AND ROYAL FAMILY i
War
Artny ia preparing fo r wai.
»
The caurt for the latest alarm
• la the belief utnoiig government
Mutters that northern tribe* ami
m ilitary forte* in the m ath aie
swerving from government con
trol to support their commanderin-chief. the young Shah. Foreign
observer* previously hail ex
pressed fear that A sullden loeakdown iii negotiations between
official* of Aierhmljan ..... tinCentral (lovernnuVit of Iian might
lead to civil war. Tho*e negotiu
Ron* broke rliwrii yea ten!*)
i
SANFURJ), FLORIDA,' lU t^D A Y , MAY M, 11)16
Esinblkrhrd 1908
V O LU M E X X X V II
f
\
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I I k I,' •>V Unlit I r
ami
U
\
WJnlin#
t.vffU’i
K apu>*-rHi|»
i Ih*
M ' 'Mlli Ilf i It Y Lffliil, iliit
t»* •
bmg.Htiiihlinn
I ringing
th r
IwtinU retii^«l *»i»r»*
thi< first i
m i ll fn» -mil an m-vt Uuljttii
ir *\ lh» yrai t«* %>*: nim
fh tn lr
\| i \\ h r r lri atblr.f that t Mr Sa^t*r.
hi* 11111<
n
i*-« , I'm i r
t h i* b« it I,In
I*»»!ir r Fin «•{
nit li
I*»Ih I l a l u r
DtPICTED CO XI I1INS At fORD S DCAROORN PI ANT
nri nt dilig |
11**> t * \V 11h.ti*i *
’i ai ifift I#v <h> tit r I\ (Gilt <•! *v- iiath aritrd tu fuivrl In I
be!1!1 h i u n t i o n * n'nF'peeccfui)MotfiTists Are Urged Uncompensated Mem- (ifM
this 'siuitmei
i bring Imrk u iicitmi ^untuif
HtUturie to solve the prohlrm
oMem«.” By pu:„#
w
iain
m o ! bers i\e
Selective
Chief
W
illiams
Of
Th* J raniun ptcinlci ^«u, t h e 1
Honored James M. Rurrh Is r i ■Mi a S, 11."
ilcy 11uan <iiut
iifgotUlrni,* tuttjte (tnum ]-p'*u*iService
To Cheek *Vehicles
^flTr.fTftl T h r w Ckf rjly fw il
the*
nf three point Jr The Arertiaijan I
1 iav
»* f»»W
KAm unemnpim«a(r.l mcrnbfi - Discflaris:t‘
t / I M ' l l i H I ' I ’ldl A f1t t eV rI rw*»
»
u”
Pc-tici’ t ’hief l!ov Ti. W'iliiaoi
delegation \vnoted the provlure to
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it
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1
1
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1
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b*
lilt’
•►
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\
iotlii\ nnfiounred that thr, Honfortl t,f the Selertive Hervire Sy*i---n
hhve the right to mime it* gnvor- i ['-litre |»1 puituivnl, Iti co-opera ;«cic* prwented loot en-iinyt with
slll-h fat till i ii, bnl VI nt *
tror general The Arcihaijirtt tlelr li--n
it It olht-i law cn fn rtem -iitn trrln l* add c*rtif Irate,. t-» Sia--'
fif 44114I.i4*»I • i|»l*« ill put I>v tin t i
gulion refu*nl to agree to per- , ugeiu-ira. wilt i-tarl W'edne.olny Seuntor l.loyd P. Iloylr rr-pi- f „
- Jatnc* M lltirrli.
Itm ji Ml 1Liw i»ffill I
m lt the Iranian government t h e j - n the I'olire T ra ifk h> frly sentlng CJov. Millard F. * aidwcll, (>j ‘
nml Ml - Jot- II. Itm
I ’ll j Ai Ini ut*v Freit It U ilrig h t to ........ .
arm y offin-r* iJ 'W k which i» apotuored by the and were commended f-.i Iheir of g III Id French A«c
who it wa« duti led, Ht the rcipie-t ot
bv Brig. Cicnernl J
In the province. The Azerbaijan International A a a o c t n t I o n of service
.h a t,,..... r.t it.. S rt«»U e
f,’U"',,e*1 ?l* l,,‘‘
Hit- l lll.-f M N.. tTl-vchlUll. I«
This safety Hsttuts
officiais
.........................
inaiated
.... on Uie
‘
m:ilia- Chief* of Police.
n P* 1 ..
.
'
S tale , afte r eight month*
-draw- up an ordinance pinhlliiting
tritiulion of large oriutca uinong cltrrk will continue until the end Service Hoard
vice with ttie Mcupnliim - f m r ■siin-ktiig * in - rrtn in piihln hitild
.-—- *"-■ — —-—
The impressive p r e -rn ln tt m 'fiT^ JlTp.m rwelViol tint lii-niind-b IfH.'" fI ih
pcnaanU and that puliire land* «r jurrt1
il k F
| »i*x|kp«*t»ii
»i*|w‘t,ti*r (1i f f i i l v I Li*
at
the
liitk-.-in
ni*0 lie given to Uie pea mint*
Traffic officer* tonkins the WBs made on the XrmoiV -luil tli.ilnn ce
can Mil PMit llfit 4?i'll In .it 11'III f Xi
a demand the government re check will n?k fir*i for the field while Ccinpaoy < - f the a kit) IV imhih H SrjutiwltinE 1
rb«*i t *"*ii 1 Tkeinn (jikrt, 1Usdriver'* lirrn»r tnn-l |-erhap* re * H oriila .Slntf fiUMtH un«l»*r *«»*»i iff ..n Moniluy
ject crl.
Wr«‘V 11* • idltn*’ kllll* *ift rbili \ iii
glslratlini rn rd t
Then the> «b- 111u url nf f-npl. J*»bii I
Hu i irli 1*1it ft ihI lb* \.ik \
Hf 1*1I mi,
*ei». five cm fr.ilu tr- I t .ikt-*, aliMifl nt nlirittifitl
Vh' i »Ml*rr. ItM.'t -in.I i r*a « t x*.I
Ilglitr. lire*. wimUhlrtd » l(iera
Ksaniilliug i-h y it i.iu- ptesi-nl ; nmplin-1-o* itnioing -•» '-“ I-—■
I * .,
A
T i n J ’n , , n,ld horn*, and a b o note any -ith- lo receive uwauls were
IU J '•'*
1“ Muich, I t 't t . lie »*■'
p y l/O ff
I i n Y a i l ,,, , l,*|ou*ly dangerou.
N. Tatar. Or. th K St-lmnn ami
w" 1'
......................
dilions
Hr. George II. S u n k ,
Hi t. II
Hn;i. shuitlm g auiiptn„
,
..
,
...
nuvaiiceu
l-ases
iii
I Mr I'iniln
A ling w ilt a Un can lieil to
t'/ira involved in accidents or
.i*i- t i *.t? th ^ tr ’
A fter the Jnp* suriem ler, llmrti
Its tail by r-otite prankster (prob idoppod for traffic violation* are 1 ulnatn and. Hr, J . J . - - I f tl''
it
11*i ; j f af
were
unable
to
In
*
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i
nlW.
A
„.,Aril
w„
h
n.'c
Wcupni,..,,
fm
,
.
ably a youth) m uted quite a hit subject to thi; police check. But
:f I
44|»« Ml
l/'ffle
r,
re-employment
rnmmlta
,
V()knl.amrf
amt
at
.Tokyo.
IIf of eacitcmnit in tlie downtown a|) moloriaU. are urged by Chief Iceman and l>r. H arry S Uoo-I , r |„ riie,| lo .....................
section. The m atter was reported William* to have their car* chcckK hfnff i'lin rb '.
»n«*l l*4il
.to
oMLu
ruff, dentist, also received re
ftonvillr ea.lv this
.......- irr riupf lti*v t Willistnii If P
to Ihc police 'for solution, but the r(|
discover possibly dangerous
NfATLY STACKED WOODPItE BACK OF IEWIS HOME
w
jin
I
a,
atill ii nit rirtlcinf In JiirliMUivilb Hf It HU t* • li>rl 11*I
Mini
i
dog wn* mil o t sight when they condition* ami to have needed
Ml tint e I»(I L» hr lirir t *• ibi f,,f l,,H (| jfttbfi i nt- ITi» woitix tin*' ftp- llff 1f*-«tir|'w
- titjfitMinl ilr I'lMin i I'lM IHD HON IIA*» HAM KD
1
r* nt Mn'iif t ' iij» i
arrived,
- correction* made at nontil 11n r In t l l C i f ft V*1’ r i l n c n
f|f ^r j i i i i t u i l u v i riblKin*. H i p A i h i *i u hm for AnoiriDo.
mb# r r I L- [ 4fMtj f{u 'i Holier" 111;iii-f uf I>c*arhoru Nf
iji j fL> i-u i i*ni
Mrs. Walknl* nf Reel* u-rd
T raffic fll, ntlti6; M) ||, r l!nlt#tf IKanfonl
who
of
thru
111111* thunter, the A hiattr-I'ai tFi*
»»"1
a h n iff **f i but ills iw buMiitk' i
hi pint ii h*
ilh libi-il to m i fit
4 1,Sl l | «'ft*i> , M
ritr lot on the OrUmlo hijriiwiiy
v
• in l i ’ '•* i *
fliPpt «t |iM'-<oin vk (ii i i« i li**' l** I a lot* | is* T'll rtf f>* I-' a th r i »»it mil
repcrte-l that her ym m ge.l am. j «'■ f
"««
l* r r t " 1 ,,i“ h*r f-o Kcenerouiily !»» brlp ihi* u**v«*ri» H»e \ irinry.
rntnl,1
'
aabl
IiPorral
II
u
l
L
mhu
I'rim
If
1
Jib
urtliv
in
In
t
3
had caught « carrier pigeon whi i. *"
ll'*n »**e» » « r m
«{(). h 1\ 41»fcf r i■IsIs4■14 1MU'’. I> ‘ .
tl
M? A'rtIlh f 0*1 111e*1 in
Hni
1
I
1
wjiPtjiphiyeil
u
*
who
lukl
the
niPti
that
thrv
lui*»
fill 11 I! ■' • *
"U- I' \I*X-'I -M. V.4 * 1J>1 Ilk
from the hand* on It. leg* wa, ""*•
Ink ifiif iltr Atli4fi1.ii tiinji r^iiib
buljni* ►
Tin ii*'ito *»f i L<- in brill * I *
identified a* a government car- •|rn 1' 111'
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1
r
.4
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MiHpany
in
S
a
i
i
f
m
i
l
for
»*ti
E 1 Haifa 1
Her pigeon, and ..................... I
accnl enU arc
£ " h ill the war rfh*rt
dlP 1.n r^MH i t till Mir eel f »•
likcwjift I'rnlM'il fhP turn f**i Hiuir in m tlb p . H ip v p l u r m i fibum I- rim i Hi I1'' iTi>it nf bmikiru* *
what to do with tt.
n,u? r American*
iU !'
i ? ihM,’
t It>JH. t.fHin
last
their unrcmppiualrfl r*crvirr'.
a
p
p
l
y
f«-*r
>
\
m
a
i
l
r
k
r
k
’i*
poultiM
K U
r n l n otj.',
«**t a i i r # in fbr M
—
i ..—
jlive,, in motor vehicle airulcntahr C
e r v i i vi' in t h r im*,4 If f a offirr
C arler, aeipcUvp aervtrp rlrrk . j M» tthr
Civ
ivil11 R
Hcrvit
,«tt increase of 41* pci cent over M sittcd In Ijip p iw n u tic m *
future.
Turner, nrioitlihf; to Degiut)
Sheriff Jurk IlirkMui, u th r *»nlv
Scmntnr fioyje cfinYi*yDii
■
e -si
r*
.c u r d i n g to i.A.t ,P. figure*.
lUimlrri of a train: of mbU'iH
thmika of (luvrrnot Cohlwfll ami
*';'* *'
th« C o n fm e ^ of the Uitilnl Stiitca
11 J * ******
l,|p 'V a lin e .. who until irreu tly liaid not >ri
B cp rcN cn ljiifr
half nf the trafft* falahtiea, said
ill making' the aw ards, ami it of the World urimiunceil today b en t Mpprdimtteil.
WUh half uf lh« $3,000 «|i»nU Phisf Wtllhtm*. Failure lo give was with bnppy Mnile* tlial the that the jnatallatim . of office!''
in the Hoys of W imdc.aft orreal lie-1 In the Salvation Army , right-of-w ay, and driving on tlw
,t X . K N O S V II I 1
m Me t i n g t a l l k m
Annual
Maintenance
Appeal, : wrong stile nf th r road, are Ih t mart receiving the awards left gan ltatiu n . will
. . In- held
. . . tonight
.
%.
WASHINGTON. May 11. Id’>
I**'* ^* IiL
hr ' Li *
tho
field,
(he
medal*
pinned
In
h
:!>(>
Lieut. Byrd Hudson, officer in most, frequent infraction*. Spcrl-tl
#1
. |J ,rt" ‘|l1'1it Tniiutttt. lu u vallwrt -n
Uni
lapel*
ofth*ir-#o*U---Vkitl>
j
(fn|t
|i
I Incut ert m i it; JibUUi_ I,iiTV presenlalivc* of the "llig Five
rh arg e nf the .. loe*l-po*V-U*iUy->atustt**— DidienUi—.th a t loan ago
• ITi RNM. \1iiy II. lyfhv
\ m I'lill'flliypllh' »Ijjl.tnf (It* |*V4I ilyiMl
. Mr. Finch »aid th at all rnilrcatl brnlherliood* ami Ihc
announeeil th a t a renewed effort driver* have more aeeidente than each medal ami certificate went
A
II .!!( \« ritv n ffu tM
if- i*M iLf' HH i. ii * 11* ! iEI*
a
service
ribbon
ami
lapel
pin.
members uf the W.O.W., Wood toad upcrulnr* tu u White llnu*c
would be made to runtinuo the any other age group. About 20
hki 11»|i i.tt.Linj; .Ji4 |i,n h iit in-**-l v«l**l nn*t n»8*‘l , , ‘ »l f*-‘?#*-*'1
men Circle, the liny* uf Wood conference. The conference w'.l
^ appeal until the good ha* been (percent of the adults killed in
t t i t h m .it * rtiiH* * n H i b ' U t j r . f r 4n l . 1 v : * i ' l u
u v n v Hi*-*
craft und th ru famllUw arc in attem pt In head off the strike
reached.
automobile accident* had beon
Jn|t tt! - ih .i L Httaik it|i IV.lit Miff* .iS?!»»H-! tL
tiled tu attend.
The annual appeal for The drinking.
I'fr (•Inn* RntwiL* Wolfe tc. J| HI iscrl V-rit rut 11**114' lull*’-- mini ; UllvMil if . Uliuy
Called f»c Saturday.
Salvation Army in Hanford and
i civ .it hi- ill.i'haigi- ft mn the lil*4 Mi l** t If#* ill'll!! LitfitLlfit* •*+
- i*1*| lh*'*i
Seminole County was launched
3B.—
\ito y ul Fl Itiagg. N C, nil M t «■ lllittlL
fill u L l i 4l u lllli • h.ii
la April bv Major Allan Whor*
\p t 21 afti'i ,1-ivini* lUWl niihlf r * f *r *
• It e * VIIm-I f t * • -|L*i 1.4 l |*L s >3ii ton. but due to his transfer in
tv- nt Iv with (In' aim s of orrupn k l’Tti til fr .tits’ll li* 1(4 f'1‘1 1111 ' « 44t n |i ,iri i) rtitli iii *
another appointment tho drive
lion in Grrmuny and Hwitscrltmd jiti'*h a f. I\ r *Iiri ]isi t- ' U i- fit 11 r * v«i| v ' iii v sii.niLi
haa somewhat lagged. Lisut. Hurtn* it ilnvcr foi (n-iu-rul llnrkei, IP* ,t|4*»Lr|F|l* ** f'4| IJ
lit.'
It,
i f I
son. aasitlad bv Harold May, will
i omiiisMili ! nf tin- Jmli Miviiion. J!Until. Iimiil*.
r*i 4*\i>i it** *title I
School children are showing
carry nn with thg appeal for
Wolf,*
iil-.ii
,|*ivol
with
llii'
7Hlh
Tit
i
it
L’liliuti
evhu
h
Hi'Mi
ril
the fijs* vu*i»k *n Nfjiv
much enthusiasm in making col
KYOTO, Jap an , May 14, (/!'»— ,thr- food " s i 'n 't t<si good." lit- MivUion ami »n- ii»*igm-il at Kifri in
fumf* to meet the naad* of th«
in n ir Ly i imL'M JuK vini't, Mi MH
lection o l canned food for over- General
Kisenhuwcr
told
tt
news
added
that
perhaps
tlucooks
jrt .Salvation Army in thalr program
vurtou*
lime*
to
tluI
hifd,
S--Vt?
lit
D\ti»n
lb
in-#
.*
111
1
1
In
—
f
r ,. j *| fi*r th*1 -atnu p«*Tt*wi.
■cat relief, it wag reunited to
today That ‘’There fa weren’t preparing it very well. eiilh and Ninth Annie*.
of service and chataeUr-building
(
F ill
^
ptrliu It . t i *■» ii r rRalph Joseph Palmer, &2. for day by Mrs, H. LL Hlghleyman, conference
ncllvitle* in the Hanford district. mer Sinclair Oil Company agent chairman for achool food collec no question but that tlw- Army The Geueiai told newsmen that
Aio.y • opt. W G F u rn e ,-. "fjiK i.te il front Bay, llrevufd. Hr
He
went.*
the
following
rihtimip:
la on the upgrade in efficiency," until the Army rnuld train new
- "v iT m iiooari N. 51., presented t'*- » a td , rolum blu, Itade. U.tvn!,
In Hanford (1035 to 1943) and tions.
in Dade City UD2D to 1935).
A "shower" of canned good*, He . merle the statem ent us he men in rooks am) linker* school*, |iistiii«ui*h*-<f S o r v l r o t*rn*s. ilay-. fat' triul i tinlletige v">t !>., n nina and Ulndr- counties. 1
||ilt-boioiigh, Orange,
died suddenly a t 1:45 o'clock this wUI be held Wedneadar at 12:30 wnun<l UP a bu*y, thrcc-day In- thorn would lie some complain'* A m e r i c a n 1 heater. Eimipean Iwhair ol foim rr lnpno< -e l it- A| p„ f,
WARNING IBHL'HI)
Then at the I2dth Bakery hi Theater with one alar. Wot Id miP! K»'hn«t II h Dtiitiiiii *Hi*l li'Ui (1%11-tiLt. I 'film lit*i»4 h, Rjip-ru* I'.dk,
morning after a short Illnes*.
n'elocji a t the Sapfnnl Wuinan’r *|iection* tour of Eighth Army
He wa* born July 26, 1891! at Club to fu rth er the collection*. occupation fores* In Japan. He Kobe, Klectmuwer asked L ieuten XVar II, GikhI I'unilili I Medal, olhi- f-.Mtn-r hlgi( tanking No- Saruaola find Vniii-lti C-illlth-C,
N E W Y O R K . May 14. told the Eighth Army's com a n t Jam ci W. Steven* of F oil
■t'-ountU** with the highest litAmerican parents war# warned Freedonla, N. Y. He we* a mint- Hunday afU m oon a t 6:30 o'cloca mander, Lieutenant General Ro Lauderdale, F la- if be couldn't Coniiml
Infantry
Badge
am) ptm<-.i' oMiiiul'
the young people of the Baptist
* nt in-" -ought to 0 l.t1. 11, ti'- *c aleucc are Dwie 2'i. Calm Beach
today* by the National KoundaI’rcsjileultat
Unit
C
ttatlon.
I’fr,
bert
L.
Kichelberger,
that
his
Use
more
th
a
n
the
19
Japanese
of that city.
Training Union will also have a
mi**«l of BKgrcvM"., .h a lv e s j»0 | | lt_.\ai«l 7, IlilM m niugh 7
'
soldiers ware "so far above what employed there.
Steven*, who Wnlfo pinna to ic-cnter eollcge «ga..i*t ail 2ft defendant* by run- .....
Mr. Palmer la aurvived by Uw canned food shower.
I
couJd
possibly
expect,
I
feel
run*
a
bakery
turning
nut
3(1.li-itd
ln
g
Jw
t
it
would
l-e
i.npiMsi'
/>
widow,
Mrs.
Alice
B.
Palmer;
two
Persona wbo can fUmleh presafter spending hi* leave with
drtn s . tonsils before and
000 loavsir of bread ■ day,- said
,— —>- ■—
- J - ----»ure cookers or aaalera for can real warm Inside."
his famijy. Ho graduated front Ide for tj,e m-iiliCil \U> get a fnit j
th* Hot luhtmer month*
General Ebenbow'etk said he Had there was w h a t'h e called a
tria l in an 'Allied’ court. Kei-nan
'll are advised to contact
high
school
in
Clinton,
JL
C.
un
I
PIN TH KT MEETING
nd vary little griping, and Swi
Iblllty” of training more Jap- nttemlril Fllnlon (’oHego ami Uni- prmnptly trinie.1 this challenge
W. Rocker, prasldent of
t what there was was only anesc to l>ake the bread.
premaltire . . a m urunception."
oman ■ *Cluti or The Rev.
vrrslly
of
Now
Y«rk
at
.Syracuse.
More than ”*> Townsend Club
The entfrt took ti.e motion Un
- f N n O rli.n ,
A t the Kobe Ordnance Rase,
IcKinley of the First Meth- natural among drafted men who
feel they are entitled to go Rome rtlke" called tha home rex Ion of
d er advisement and iei-«-**ec| untii lep iesrn tativ cs from e.Eht cluhr
tomorrow. Neither did it art* atieiidnl th r orsitidialim i's F ifth
and mothsr, M r/entf Mre. Jc
l soldier. . He told P.F.C. Wil, ™ following are eniong those a t a^on a* possible.
itoum-e a detislmi on ye»tenlay'< district inerting nod dinner a t
He loured ths dock areas of
m Grove* of Lampsss*. Tex.
N. Palmer of UWeland; two _ . placet designated^** collect candefense contention that Japan t'nloii I’urk Hiiml.iy nt whieh ■
term, -Mrs. Harry Mar*h of Tam- “ “ *' ‘ for relief: Robert* Gro- Kobe and Osaka today, driving /• Ill bet yuu are from th* cattle
conditionally
and Coil net I 1‘resideni 1'. V. D ra g 'o f
Itnectwr*
of
the
Femalii- •n r rendt-icd
Mrs. Russell McLaren of
and P, Grocery. Mar- down slrests lined with Japanass. 0 ientry." Groves allowed his draw ,
Lnufhton Memorial H ospital will COtrseipirii.lc tie. Gomel leaders Daytona Beach piesided, accord
tft
“ Ike” made unacheduted slops to
m w Woe
only
14
mjmthi
removed
from
meet Wednesday morning at 10:00 •hnuid not Ik* piorn-cuted fm ing lo W. I. Hughey, T he next .
e»k soldiers about th a lr affaire.
ranch—and he w anted to g et o’clock a t the office of Bupt.
tine* jgainsl ths peace ot district meating will tar held un 1
H.‘ Cv Cog of Atlanta, Gs
July 21 at Daytona Beach. i*‘‘ \
T« W, Lawton,
_
Inst humanity.
k - there a* soon a* possible.
D uly
Excitement Caused
And
In
I a d iif
* '■
.............
Williams, I land
Leave For Texas
To Cel Prisoner
<1
I Japanese Defense Compares Pearl
Harbor And Bombing Of Hiroshima
Efforts In Salvation J*m.lnry
“c'
Army Drive Renewed improper driving cause* about
Stall* Hi'iillh Board
U. S. Officer
War Uriminals Issues Folio Warning:
Says Nippon Attack Was No More Mass
Murder Than Use Of Atomic Bombs
- i '- r
(ilunn Roberts (icts
U. S. Army Discharge
School Children
Showing Interest
Ralph J. Palmpr, In Food Campaign Ceneral Eisenhower Says Efficiency
Of U. S. Army Troops Is Increasing
52, Died Suddenly
Today At 1:45 A .M
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f’ AGE EIGHT
THfc SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
THURSDAY, M AY 9, 1946
art JiUlltlilH! fuur latgr, new gcn«"
unit* with rumliirir.l inpCity Will Share iviuliiig
'untie* of I'JU.MIO kilowatt* ( 100.horsepower) nml thin lit great
In State-Wide 1000
er. than llie maximum demand on
entire sy-lom prior In IDIO.
Power Rate Cut ,our
You ran see we are planning for
a lot nf growth. I ilon’t know o f
any lietter way to demonstrate
our faith in the future of Florilia
New industrial mill pumping
rate* announced by (he rornpany
last month reilureil the hill* of
fittl customer* by Ft III,MX) an*
nually.
ft Light (,'ompany sine.t it an
■rganixeil in U2f>. Based 'rn the
S new rates, the average rate to he
paid by rcsluentinl cur tom era will
!<• pnly half n* much u< the
average rale in JU34-”
All of the company'a 177,00(1 ret idertiul u-er-i will benefit from
the new riitr* with the largest
; , raving* gitlng to those who now
toy monthly hill* of around f7 or
I iwcr.
Nearly jlirer-fourlha of
'• ine ernipnny's residential r u - nearly 5,0<M pnifmf* from growers
tnmer*-arc in this group and rat in northern Fbrida during the
Inst 1Wt» mid half year*, afford
ing* wt.k average 1
Itr.’luetton In rommerrial an*; ing to ,\|l*v Tillie lloe.el, home
mail power rate
will hcnjfit demonstration agent '
The peanut-. w_>rv puirhased ro. ffiy* of the company's ram inertia I
and small power Users, (If the*", operatively, and have mad# a
■.;7,00ll smaller eniumerclal estab winth while t .minimi Ion in the
lishments, M idi a* email store food supply while meat* and other
rhnpr.iarngr* and thf like, will protein fiaida have lieen scarce.
Mi** lt'e»e| f iy* home ihmortg e t reduction* averaging -mme
Ihnn 20'.'.. Two thuurond nthfr- *1 ration rbih group*
vr*+, Mild to ibelr
will Bit re.luethm.iaferapng I ! ''
I new -uiiie oversea*
"T h u e new rater and o r Jllt,o f theii fanuli;* |n
(i'jO.OOO expansion program go
*«•' not o-ed frrsh
l iinl In hand", Mild -Smith. "W >
Where Customers Send Their Friends'
HOME fO N T R ^ L E D ’
Peanuts Enhance
Supply Of Food
201 East First Street
** Sanford. Floridu
F rid a y a n d
A CONSUMERS' lO lir , Including iludent*. veterans, houtewlvw and reprfsenUUvet of labor organization*
descended upon Capitol llill to urge the U, S. Senate to extend price controls for another year. A t left Sen.
W,°8n^ ,,(,? -!/-,Y: K chnlnn1anl ot the S^wte Hanking Committee Is presented with petitions urging
OPA extension. While (right) wounded war veteran* from tho Walter Ilrijd Hospital appeared at the e.nttM
in .opport of the O PA bin. They aro (in wheelchairs 1. to r.): Capt. C. M. ItobeTUon, North Vernon. In ±- LL
hilw-ord J Downs, Wcallicrsvlllr, Conn, and Capt. Walter Van Poyek, Wilkes Darre, Pa. In the r e i (left to
Hnhl) are P e d Cross woifer Elizabeth Laneastcr, New Bcrn.N.C.jCapUlunterMorrison,SeatUe.Wash, (be
Is not disabled), and Mrs. hither A. Pratt, Washington, D. C.
(International Sovndphoto)
S a tu rd a y
Cauliflower lb
Cucrmbers 2 lbs 15c
Yellow Onions 5 lbs 25c
^
Potatoes 10 lbs 61c
Lettuce 2 Ige heads 23c
Mi'ii
IV y
In b rriJ
Lemons
I
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Pineapples
COLD CUTS
FRYERS
SHOULDERS
lb
BUTTS
TONGUES
SAUSAGE
BACON
TtMl AtC ftAliroiroH iuui; ho iTT.riiii rfiTmy r>r* lire nrrF7TW!tt, tear*,*ns
the U.ll. H i'nnKotja,'(allied ran ii i "I World War II
San Francisco and heads for "Opeiutiuiis CtossroadLi"
complete destruction. A Navy hlti. |i. initially
n
)S-yenr-old veteran In a palling f a r e w e ll (fal.-rual
SAUSAGE
lb
39c
BUllST-tORN BOOKS Of THI THREE RINGLEADERS nf the unsuccessful lhtee*day convict
Penitentiary lie on slabs In the San Francisco morgue. They are (I. to r.): Demard P
and Marvin F Hubbard. Two.guards were slain and fifteen wounded In tho upri-.lng,
were roasted uml canned for fu
troutlcs, too,
threo time* n ilny.
When he was ten year* old,
"I like to play four or five
tun?* early every morning, an ! ; tlrynnt had hi* fir*l .wooden vioa few more righl lifter dlimei llin, which a friend mndo from a
he explained. "And at night I white pine drygoods box.
At fourteen he bought a violin
well 1 usually nlay about fifle—i
for $10 hr male pieking cotton,
'oe tickling numlwrs liefore I
’T f i"l lieller when I’ m pin) On.- lie purchased two more during
the violin than at any other tlm\ tho ensuing yerrs, but ut 00 .:eI think aland the ihrya when I wi* i elded to in"kr his own. 7 hi* he
younger,
tune reminds m did. fashioning the l ark and side*
. Mbs, — Tho o f someone 1 used to know ton from maple, uml the top from
white hay. Five year* later ha
Forhfst County ago."
At for the effect of fiddlng up- made another, with a maple back,
on people en masse, ho says of the tucumbcrwood side* uml a fnl
monthly meetings o f the county fin e top.
association which he organised:
A t 70, he started n third, now
f -‘‘The penplr who attend th.'ie completed. He looks til it so wist
meetings like each other now fully, it must l>e his faveritt. IU
lots more than they did bef.nc
tho association was organise I face is strip.ol with cherry, chest*
When you hear alt those happy- /tut, sassafras, mulberry, sumac,
rounding old tunSs played on a XI«p«\lit*, rattan vine, crots-vlrw.
fiddle, somehow you don't wai.l yellow Jessamine, holly, pine anJ
to disagree with anybody nbout mahogany. Thr bark Is poplar,
mythlng, ami you forget yum
ENRICHED
CIGARETTES
Per Ctn.
$1.61
FLOUR
HYPR0
3 Tall cans
3 No. 2 cans
iiwe12 oz> can
O. t. PUBLIC HIA1TH SURGEON Dr. Louie O. nouchct‘ treats tho (me*
wound of Associate Warden William E. Millar, sutTered by the p rlsof
nflleial during the savage revolt at Alcalrmx- A gas blllle was shot out o t
Miller’s hand by one of the convict*, earning it to explode in hla face.
Two guards were stain and IS wminded. <f nlrmallonol Sovndphoto)
XKisca
Prunes
Towels 2 rolls.... 29c
Cheese 2 lb box 69c
Naereasrale, *
ns
Tomato Sauce can 8c
■ o n n a .tl* Iirn4e *,t“ M * i , ra*
Malted M ilk .....33c
ChlUNo. 300 can 25c
Salad Mustard .. 25c
O lia rta
Safety Matches 7c
We»» Ore age *
It ss. In
Marmalade ..... 20c
STARLAC
Lb. Jar 2c
Pard rear pkg .... 11c
TEArBAGS
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Peanuts 8 oz can 24c
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Britt were kept as hwiagea and then
by eUr-ereiy convicts on the "#oot
G ood A
Bad
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THE
T * Protect'Or* Price or Mia Worldi
To Promote the Progress or America*
To Produce 1’ rospcritjr lor Hanford.
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NEW SPAPER
—
VOLUME. XXXVII
"V l
ELsIahlbhrd 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
Resolution On BOY SLAYER COLLAPSES AT VERDICT
F R ID A Y ,. M A Y
10,
1016
A.sHorialed Press I.eased Wire
NO
16H
1 2 -Day Truce In Coal Strike
British Labor Party
Says U.S. Monopoly
Of A-Bomb Secrets
. Menace To Peace
Several Courses Are
Open For Congress
To A ct-O n Strike
Control Legislation
® LONDON, May 1(» </p>—
A resolution proptmed to
day for debate at tne Brit
ish Labor Party’s annual
conference next month de
clares that what it terms
"the U.S. m onopoly" of tho
secret* o f atomic energy is
a menace to world peace.
A BUKifcstion was n d -
«
meed that Britain's United Na
omi delegation attempt to nuts
on the 1>.N. agenda u plun tlmf
all trchnicul
information nnd
equipment for the production of
atomic enatRy he pluccd in the
hands of the United Nations.
Another proposed amendment
to the Labor Party's conference
agenda calls on liritnin to art
with Russia, France and *the
United States to break o ff diplo
matic relations with the present
Spanish RovernmenL
Official Returns
frve Smith 16-Vote
largin Over Doss
CONVICTED OK HEOOND DEO REE MUltDFtl in King's County Court.
Brooklyn. N Y . Nicholas Trtnchlllo 16 collapse.-, Into a tlulr attri
hearing the Jury's verdict. Ttinchlllo was fomut guilty ot murdering Mrs.
Pauline GolilMrr will) an lroii pipe during an ,it tempted holdup ot tier
dorr Mr is now faring a prison term ot twenty years to life
General Strike Russia, Britain
Halts Business Again Tangle At
In Middle East Paris Conference
M. B. (T-Bone) Smilli .unturned
> maintain his narrnu ooirRin
of victory over l)i. L. T lbv»
0 ) the official count of Ihr ran
vasxing hoard ut the Com I Mouse
this mnrniiiR. In The dioiald'unofficial tahulution Hinith re- I
reived 1499 voles. Boss 1172. ,
In the official count, and with
31
absentee
ballots
included. I
Smith had 1509 and Boss 149!’.
Thus Boss carried Ihr absentee
vote by 21 to III.
B. C, Borld also maintained bis I
ad over C. Jl. Clouts in the
LON DOF,
County
Commissioner'sm imcc
rare . With
'MBIT wvMiBititKiuiiti
wiki
. j ’ May 10, . pi*)—
._* Busl. .,
MQ absentee ballot* included, Dodd *>««• * '" * ''*
deceived 1490 vote* in the official «•» f*
M" M,C
,* *
count; Clonts, 1343. —
- ; b*JU)d tah jL h* a1 8 tw u # L ^ u iU
Tha official h-sults in the other ',f A , ‘ ”
, r ''" ” "
races ware a, follows: For C S !>*
A " ,cn r" "
''"'IV 0 .
Senate. Balfr. 88; Burch. 7 1; ,< om.uitlcc ivvomii.rn.iniions that
G reen ,'093; Holland. 2227'. For
' 0,,no"
Representative, Hendricks, IHIH; ; Dispatches
mtVTcH^rinm
^thr
MiXdf.
from
thr
Voaa, 1105; For Supreme Court,
Hast
said
two
bomb*
exploded
in
Rarne* 8*22; Lee, 445; Pcttewav,
980 and T aylor.. 407. For Bail- Jewish stores in Beirut last
road
Commissioner
Group
I, night. IlcavV damage was mused
Abram, 198; Akin. 167; Brown. and four persons were injured.
Klscwhcrc, however, theiu war
« 28; King, 830; Lane. 208; tense
loore, 153; Morrison. 191 and
, . quiet. ............................ „ .
Poston. 103.
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For ' Railroad
CommU.ioncr n'* iL m k * Vmwhm ‘ T V
Group 2. Carter. 1600; Taylor,
w,,h n" r’,r," , lo“ k," “
for any rdgn* nf tnuiblc Moil
690 and Williams. 136
____________________ ('aim «hn|iii were rliiM-d anil
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w ne
m»t
*-iitiiing
lie ts A w a r d
Kura police were m, dulv uni
li> 'x sjiot i a 1 i : b p r e s s
Th.- «..oiiiiuthK* coal strike mid
wlial i( t doing lo t liL Ma1in.iV
rcnminy bad I'lnlgrrs* hoppi.iK
mad li day. The Icgishilatg- are
detcnatnrd to act. to act ipurkty
nnd drastically. whet tier or n>t
the White House come* forward
j with some proposal.
A lictiml
N e»»pap -i. I I be
New s i in u i l l 1) i iitliliil story ,
deviated today llial Prr i.I.-nl fra
himit alrrndy lias propo-cd a l asts
of settlement- According to *.r:
Detroit new-paper. Ml Truman
hu.i suggested a wage ineiea-e of
IKS cents an hour' and a I eallh
and welfare filial to la* paid for
by the np.Miitors The ncw-qiiper
arc mm .piutr-, i.vm.v.-i-im- dlrecl*M S m dei -i- -living llial Ihe cost
of the fond would la* m e nletvtl
by thr OPA a- a legilrniittc exprui-e of bn-ili •*» Hi riib'irUitinif
io liter, is,- to 11., |,t i, *• •f »o.,1
1hv •••" |M|.. wise•x l*•H- Sift |l»
tIi. *• 111#* III* «1M If" xxI’lfril 0
f 1»1*•| tu •III 1 •* f t) tf.s *
♦•> die
#M' St ft 1. •••t,»k!
loll Im «. 4 !t tXe*«•1*1 la iliaiiit/r |
'»> . 1 .Vml eel 11 - 1«♦ i
«*f irjur «rn* .if XI • »• f.tl •» 1(1il11*'
1(•« u •fill!
.11!' •»••’••♦
A s « *•* •hiu- 1st 1 •' t l « 1ill (It **,
. lira* •rri •It Misliltl*
JmIik 1 I
III): dial tl. • ill .lit il IM" XXl lflll •*.
fuinl In* put. I limn .1 tt'ii itnit
roynltx *»ti vw ty Imu *»f ton!
Kin Iim mart li.'Dik nlrrt
I* ’•.till t*» l•••x•*
lhnt
till' Uttllltt .t •rttt* .ullllllMf'l » till*
Mhic Operators .Must
Agree To Make Re• troaetive .Any La
ter Salary liaises
Local Business
Men Concerned
Over Coal Strike
DIMMING THE WHITE HOUSE
\TI. ANTIC f i l l . M.i« Iff.
»*D Ifi a n»r«*’*.7gr In ihr f i l l
Viiii*l^ ,«m.«l< (I i !*»t Initg NN.trkrrv
«ifmrnliiiii li t|.i% in Allntilir *
i ill, I li»tid.i<'» Smalm I Lmdc
l*r|i|irr *aid !•« w«»iild fight Im
**‘krr|i %in!rtll and daligrritua
.inti I.i Im i IrKi-laliMM from bring
rn.«i Irrl mi till* jm-immI «aI «•%
« iHnMIlt Jllll |».»-x■wlllll' ira||||Mt|f
Imni tin sm.i I ainLi-
Urges Citizens
to Ask ( 'ongressmen
I'or Prompt Action
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Jewish Stores Were Reds Urge Big Four
Agreement B efore1
Bombed Last Night
Peace Talks Begin
In City OT Beirut
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PA It IS. M»V 10, ( A h - Britain
Jin*! ihr Soviet Union naum Umi- u mitti ihuy?* i«. i.r •••iirrt. I'rtn*
pb-il today at the Foicign Mini- dent 'limitsi would have gone a
l if t -j x
in P a tl»h»pg- ony
e itpl
tdg
■ff>b
nit r ret
a u la 's ( miners' iti maials. lin t' not ^|U|P•
insntan, e that th»* Itig fmir innie ihi* enliie ssv
\\ li *lh«.| **» nfa
lo a full agreement twforr th* ucti a
-••tilmipoi vrnull \ 3 0 0 - w a i t n e t it i. |«'nil*V«S| 11*l(|l .1 ti«M»l irlllt|l III MtC Inllllk Mf Itlp
i,*iiiain,*»l l„ (-■ While IInuai t)V rlrrlrttUit I lu iln W llrikwltll. In Itr irpUirit ««Il It
European Peace iofifrirn rr i- -i,li-f\ I .a
tin
tin Sniidi at* *ady ho » N f iijllr r o n e l l i r l i r t u l l i r M i ii x i n ii i r ^ u l t i r d H i H « f | M n r h rm % ii
f “ UussiaTs
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it
a ' «|va liHtliiitf m m | |Ulr.w in t in liMtt«>ii > r n | ilt a l ri»UM*‘ l •« i f s t i l« I*m i » l h . . .
stand was descillwil bj rh i -h ....... ilmugln in a l.dl tint
••mi nli'iliDii
I hi J|i t trill I »h
**•*,•? * it li.Ml'i .1 |
t r lix 'in * i p i -1 Noti* t in P iiN iiie iit i.il r ;.f » i o n w .« H
•li»ic M iu tiM ii.»l»
a Lritish smirep ns "a veto on would |,i,diilnt m yall) laiyimad
••I th. | ||ltI'll Ml*.. W"t ia i • 'I
(•it I
Im
1IgMIi I .1
licrniittiliR the nalimis wliirli n>«a |i idm * liR.s M'vrml mIIii*i p « i l ■l»
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Nmim •
I «««•!*.« Vfll'l 4* It ,
|>att in thu war to rxprenn ihtii t«m»M--« , f uith»n i»|i<*u t.» it
It s .».I
tl is
h\ |trilh,
•1st tVI
•.mki'i
viewa" on tlie treatle*. Secrrliirv
I he |«« Mi l CMIIII*•!„it's h»( .(li t! ' * " bri h is Im l|i|f Ilii|»vtll!t'.l h> th(?
Thou* is the case strike conti •!
of State JnuiCfi Byrne* i* naiil t<»
*tl|H*tt( \ itlitI -plhdi i?«
*»f till*
•Hi I .iki' M« itii *h .»»*' likewise
measure,
nliemty
nppruveit
by
th
have
with liritnin in mu
s-Mill «s|mt;i Im|w
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fllll.I Kill
. . joined
.
If
llnusr, tluii ha- la-pn lying In
•il’lllit
f•
posing tin** Ru*fiimi m1111u«l
•hr I.
Senate ,,.iuiuillM' ingeonhoh '
i tall
Uyrnaa in *aid t«
many
wrrk*.
Tlie
Senate
grsled that Die Hip Kmil ‘ i'l »
I
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oiioille,.
Iwfoie
linking
Do
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definite dalr for the |winv i»>n
ferenrr then ecriitino- i-- w-is h’ i .ii li.ol itdip.l il down a v■\i .I 1 1., ill all u fuel .
I 'r i I m i n ;i I V A c t i o n
Is H a i le d
Hv
V la h a in a ’s
informally towurd naiioum g ito Ml
|* f *•| « I'll* llll'l III M*lt Imeasure of ili'asm -m cjil iimnli.' I Mill*
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V ic to r y B y S o u l h e rn S ta le s
L|bU
Tho work stopjiaRv wu.- alm ost this afternoon to try to work out mitt 4i4M*-i |iMrtic» to •« lalreit <li
•Mil IIKl' • ltd rMhillllAp Hr.si Ilit iMisl |III* •iit I (M il' l i r i l l l h ltl'1 *1 M l CAMP GOIIBON, Os., May 10, 100 p
c___ _ ______
percent
effective In the an agreement on Byrnes' propn.nl
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un*#, necur- Kgyptlan |>ort city o f Alexandria. to convene the l5 nalio„ |w,.rr H'lougl. .-.dlceliv,, baigniomg.
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it.. I s hi ii mi> liriVt* mm fs.lt
^ t y and IntelliRenre officer at
a t
Diplomatic sourers in Kgypl
(*• Hrgnti.il*
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llim n v rr, the feilrrul ir*»vrrn
\ lollcrt ,-illltrvlrd l*'.C Iulilif
.Mltl'l 11 .iIIn|ms|tilt l*«fls «••••tMtur *'
Wlir Houthrastern Branch of the said the strike wa* nationwide ronfrtntcc June 15— — * * — '■
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m
u,
tiu*
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n
t»iM
«
.
« native of Sanford .has been
dir Si'MiDD.Ii- 1 mint v 1 1. atiiU- *.t •••Ml ••• i
thin* |i»s|if* 11lliutliil ;
I"
________
si|»|Mrrnt thrMij|(liMut ihr rounti
stationed hrrr since February nf
CAIRO. May 10. i,l*i Police
f d.s f.set.sx
M|«|M» |le«* t
tel
«..
The Mayfair Inn Is imw n p ie
therefoi.-. Di.t 1’Oltlltti'i •t ..ml XI le .
l
this year. Prior to this duty, he in Cairo have broken up n Mnslom
' l
s*l
Mill* f
i* ’ s mil 1 |.|...4( 1 1
waa director of training at Camp demonstration against the British- sen ted in Chicago. III. and Ptida Du- -Senate wdl lake U|> fur m... ,- iVill’ l X*.1V < .fitniff 1«-«
< h ii r c li i 11 t r u e s
..rlil .
I*»l«l
|>l •xe l.f l|»*
Irgi.Ulion
-m b lot
hr 1 V .................... - .CM.
Standing from August 1943 until American report on Paleslini ■Icllihia. |’a by tbc film >-l W..If.
ia ing -|,->n-'0 oil <•* s * ' •*'
October 1945. It was for Maior ||u<-k-hot wa» used amen, a crowd and KoImtIs. pionmlinmil un-l '
I it.
hU«iiu t........... n i l
I’a r lia l I r t lc r a lio ii
1»..• •-l.s I *1 ...... It* •
i
I in- in,
Bunge's outstanding record as „f
than 200 Moslem- w!6i I.(Hiking company, wl-u-li is .,1 v,' "l* l.m «- ,,f lllno-i
ng u Si |. r 1l.s .|l tl • IMS' I«i il
Is
s
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1
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Blanding's Director ot Ttalning werc ihinwing stone, fmm foe icady repicscnting Die Inn in '«r e would empower Du fii-n li •l ■ipatly ««( lit* k i•MMintre \ .ills- v
\ I I M I ' \ M SI
A g j he wa« awarded the Army r(H)f
lhe Alhar Mosque. Thr New York City it was aijjpiunicd *" l**uv a derlaralion wlien-vn prohlrtiiN
Miti|'i smu-1 i vuiiMii I .*»|l *1 .« ••• s« nMMlMl' * •IS I'M \ f **. :
I' I- h
the
••>•*!• ••> \ l.|l.i* tri.s % ( .SIXI'l Mill j ,
nmendaDon Itihbon.
police also dispersed a crowd of UnIuv by Lind Weber, genet at “ strike is seilously Iinpuirin. anil f 1st*■•I s•»•*! Iill. mIlls li mi*
• .... . -i
II* l it • Itrrn fIr‘
stalisl
ilml
After making
CoL Hugh Adair, commandant thousands who had gathered^ in .manager.
* I v|Mg* |
- , Mr.
. .. Welw-r
_
.
. tbe . publii, welfare
i
. . . praeUcrilly
al.-i.i««l
with
D»- * IlsMiiti r x S|»Mlk•...... .f
............... ....
o f the U.n D.H., mode the pre- the square on the Moslem Sab- he ex|>ecUd the influx of tourist* such a declaration, the rresldt-.il problem, of it-r .Si .lolms Kin-. J|lMM'«| t*> (In* ckjaiMimu d thv j I'll, •! 1
A
1 •iW.lt,| .III
■I.* I* »tir
- i , ........ h o t ,
.<
>v "
(iroign. Publir* Servire • ouiiui*- I.... .
|would rail upon l.otli parties to
eentatlon to MaJ. Bunge In a tiath. One policeman was injured to hejfin In Novetulwr.
f K ol.qM *
tXtMlfii.il I .r.-.t s-7t.
This uivetuig »»■ well attend ►
ion
XVwllervAli llotinbl
who (
ceremony held at the drill field. lieforc Ihe demonstrators took re
The pel
painting of the exterior (tbe dispute to po iM.ck to work.
llo
..J I*,, i n ffo i lit III l l i Ml .
I'll!.. doi.-'IM
A M I I mmI
Music waa rendered by the D .n. fuse out o f range on tide streets. o f the Mayfair Imp will begin in If the (otitic* tufused. tile I'rcM .-.I, said .Mi Higgins, Many promt In., li'inreil Die d.-eisliM. il.e
i
It*
i
tin■•ding
irdio
ing
band.
approximately three- weeks, be dent lyiuld svilu the mines and nent cattlemen and oiuiigr nnd South's gieutest virtory in (he , 'Du* in... oioin' ..i-.glil of pale,-I t.i*ri| !••« virxx Ml |t li irXx I sell %
fell-.,,*
111.- It,.. .1 I'llll.l i- II.
,
j
While stationed at Camp Bland.
stated, with- the building living operate them under the condition* vegetable g ro w n - from tne m -c toil* dispute.
|*o*-1 pl-k.ll-r. fl„|o I" to 'I \Ml-t«.f ,1
wilt-11- )"*
.1 go.-.l
painted white with green trim, prevailing before tin- work stop. tion were in.-»<-nf.
,,sl ......|
. ............. I
lb nine N.oll.rin and Kq.leril
of ijo,',-" XX.dh.-to.mi.
assignment
o f *°mlllm ill-1l V l U r C I l t l l l l S
I ' U V U I A shipment o f
lawn «liuir«. lias (a g e. i The n fflcffs c f the labor j .M r_liiggin . siattd that Im gui alulra . .I'jmi'SlIlU
K>
^as director
dlrector^of
Ig r.lLf,
llir ••"'•
J '""U n oU i ,.l
••"h'i,
mi'-L.Md ,.ue,-d -♦-TrrrrhtB| tory training, also served is poitr/r,--- V
p ,.
A i*! irrivcd. he*oil1 ; and nftvi l-6iniT Union involved would be ic q u im i. valuabk Information to u-i- III sJmMMIiI tl ua
IIn- I -In,,' ,,( t,«-f‘o.,i> ) ..o*l
range officer and post adjutant. I . I n m i K F S t l i r p C
A t »pf*F painted will la- distributed l.y law to try In get tlirir men ' the ineeling to be l.el.l in San- niiitlitiulu ixliitli iim Imiisri |mi*
ili.il v. I.d.- lie i n - ti-,f Hi o , mi.|*
lira. Bunge and two daughUr* ! Y _
nL | the grv
ground
Vflll
<t'NN|lN«*e on l'*ar T ..ii
fool on July 2.
ttni. lo -Ih ii*, .* iioIi. y, he w.odd
in Banrord. while their one
A nubile Bildrc-.s system i» ImTin* Fitlrtitl (lintnrl r Mill I Fit*
,,
...
r
a
i h,.v« li.ol .me
D< devluti .l th .t
ing installed which will furnish
is on active duty with the
£Yl«l(ll*«l • IT* llelYft fm iMillr* (Mil
I5y S u p c r m r l r c H s
w.«d.i
,p „
music during meals ami will be
N *vy.________________'
rniMil Im •xX
MiMitat‘ "finilillffts ill
■itlng wittliki* I*, o ... 1. "in Die
A survey o f Hanford merchant* an effective device for pagin':
furl" im n«l*|iliiMi Im i Iimwu prr*
■■-.I of ITrtmti.)
II.- .i.iil ili.it
Interior
M .X M I.X .
vf ii y
m.
i,1'i
\
has shown that the majority guests ami personnel.
vimimI\ NiHil**
In nililiiLui. ill**
i Milt t n-M'i l* il itiul iIiniiiImmiI «if Ifoiled NIjiI. . Ighlli mi fort e It lo- Dll II w. obi 111'.' kepi • atrVT
favor closing at 7:00 o’clock on painting has lieen completed with
Haturdey evening*. It * « . report the.exception o f the coffee shop
llir Wrxlrrn i .mIimimU •*ii|i|imi I iir^ 29 Mip* *I' ' 11 *■ loti ni.i-he>l llo* i, will. ,.i- I’ l U\-I.I ..ini v.ildd have
|H«|•(•••»« WirilM Ih; "MIllHHIl |U*•- uni lit , .•i1■1i,.li leellid fm Ian I to-1ilule-l .. oidde. i.'g.o..- to Dm
ed at a meeting Thursday o f Ihi Mr, Weber added, and draperies
are ‘now (wing hung thrnugho.il
The emergency
ry
fo
Iimom
dI cnlk-ctlon |the iiirri-linlilx lire plariiig eidltT
jmlfrr i»» mintlicr miii Im r^ tm ln plul»'» o. li.,' J.'.IHNI p,i.iii.l , I., •, 1...lil.tli-ii'l ol D'r II* i* I'
Early state wide merit system board of director* o f th.- Sanford
I I..in'loll point --I oil <li.it lis-t I
I'l., Ill, in I*nil ,* iiendipoi,let
Dip (tonl of (lien rnfiM i t'Miriil Mf Ih r mt liltrrifil
oii behalf of IlNItllA is being j tion Isv 1'
examinations, to be held by lh* Merchant* Association. Andrew the lobby and game room.
m tF4 if ih r y u rr fmi»i*l i ’M I’m I vl* ill X|unit., ........in, e«| liulwv lh.|t weie Mi.ioHi.nno i,,'io>.ti. in* Die
•ponsoird loenllv by tin* Sanford j stares.
Merit System Council, jointly 8tlne, president, ann.iunce.1 today.
PHAtrTIt'K HUNDAY
III- mlil.d, '«>■ mu,l live
Die tent.in', flew .op I,, ^P.ltill lleirli
n f lr r u f a ir Iru l.
XVoman'a Club under the siqicr-j Following Dm lunrldon next
Following thl* report the iKiard
Ing the 8tate Welfare Board,
feel with i, I,.;i*l of Him, limn with them."
virion o f County School Hupt. T. |XVcdnes.b.v at Dm Snufm.l XX'o
Florida Industrial Cornntis- passed a resolution urxing the
Joe Mots today announced that
22.1*10 |m<hii.|— «*f IhooI,. in, ,
and the U. S. Employment merchants of Hanford to carry a practice session for member* W. laiwtnn. Mr*. II. XX'. Rucker.' mens Club, llieie will Im » canned
(iiiuiii „o M»\ 7
club (iresldcnt and chairman of food-sbow.-r. Tbe Bomd of Conti
out
this
closing
program
on
Sat
rice In Horlde, offer 8«mlnol«
h i K I.IA h i. XN
o
f
the
City
Softball
League
will
T h e p i e v i m i , i r e i n d o f J ,1 ,7 b I
Conumssioiu-i*
XX'eduasdny
County residents an eiceptlonrl urday evenings, and hop* waa ex be held Sunday afternoon at tho the club food rominitleo. t<«biy ty
feel" w o, >1 in 1938 by '« (!t-j •
opportunitv lo qualify for *Ute pressed that merchants will fol 'Loskefront Park. He al*o revealed urged all rivic and husinc*« or- promised to finance the purchase
h
ATLANTA. May H*. »
The .
limn. >Karllieior Kiodrrmiinn.
ganixatlona to lend their support o f cans at thrre cents apiece
employment, according to Mrs. low thl* recommendation.
Ueoigiu l.egi-lnlive Cminril. wldch
that the season a schedule will lie ani| co-operation lo this “ worthy and to allow the use of Dm Non*
Mrs.
IL
W.
Hucker
appeared
In
Mm t , Holler, member of the Dis
i . |o.-M ills varlo.i- laln.r onions—
announced Monday.
cause."
IMfltOX KXIKVrS
ford ('aiming Kitchen in order
NUKBNIIEBG. May 10. tdh
behalf of tho Sanford Woman's
trict 18 Welfare Board.
! ha* demande.1 « Fnleral lovrstlThe Rev. Kd McKinley, ptrsi Diet women of the county may Admiral Karl Docnitx wns ar
Club
o
f
which
she
D
president,
"Teats are to be given for 14
Tt.e I Im oln IIntel t- UO. I l ‘ 1 gotioii *d Die lieuigla Ku Klux
dent o f the Hanford Ministerial rati food for. oversea* relief - cu*rd tmlny of priqiosing to
cJasees of pesitione" Mrs. Holler end requested co-operation with
Association ami chairman ex Mr*. John Ime will serve ax Adolf Hitler in 1943 that Ger going a .minimum, srries of im . KInn, wliirh held a erox* Iminil.g
the
club
sponsored
food
selvage
amid, -including typing, steno
officio of the movement here.1cheiVman of the Woman*! Club man troops occupy Spain so U- pravcrnelits im Iinling pin. ing nf rem nony last night «n Stonq
graphic, -clerical, accounting, slat- campaign for oversees relief.
hee pledged support to the relief .canning committee. Mrs. Irving boat warfare could Iw slenped up new iiirlul » wlings at the front, .Mountain. The rnuuril rl.urges
*
r
end key punth epsratois,
repainting of the- lobby nnd re- that Die Ku Klux Man uiganlsg: ►
.
campaign. The Junior Chamber of ' Feinberg wilt contact grocery through newly acquired l.axes.
the
Herald
regret*
AVIATION
‘v
m
N
C
II
Ol'EN
eeme of the poeitleM to be
British prosecutor Sir David plastering. It *» expected that lion announced suspenxion o f
Commerce el their meeting Thure* i stores and attend to collection
the
on
account
of
from the registers to -be
new fuiuliuie will I-.- put in artivitiri in 1941 lir.-su»e of unt shortage of limiting day. evening, promised aid in tbe i hoses. A committee of 16 women Maxwell Fyfe told the tiilun.nl soon,
J A C K 8 O N J I iX e .^ U
1°.
—*■— “ “ *J “ occur
arror.liig to XV, V. Blanton, paid F«lerul taxex lull continued
work, according to Jack Batigen, o f the Women’e Club will can that Doenitx’ proposition was con
issue to eig page* end
to use ft* original up.
tained in ihe minute* of the m ssog.i :
IdenL M. L. Culium, presi- ell food donated to the club.
ot having to omit e number
cruitlng Service II
und reinstutrment hluuks.
,t o f the Seminole County
Mrs. 8. D. Illghleymnn will Doenitx-Hitler conversations rap
ot
advertisement*
end
several
for
Florida
has
an
4STSUCTI0N
CORN BEING HIIH’ I’ KD
rve as chairman of a com- tured by the Allies.
... Bureau, said today that he
important news stories. Our
nounced that lhe aviation branch
FLIERS KILLED
Doenitx speaking todqy from
to sponsor food g lfu In
lid appeal to growers to coneuppllers
In
Jacksonville
adtie of Geneve who com- of the Leathernecks Is open now.
Hwrel rorn i* iwlng shipped
rute food for canning to the the city school*. Mrs. Ralph the witness stand said he didn’t
visa
us
that
no
newsprint
will
TOKYO. Mav 10. (,V) -T h ^ e*
end from Hanford ere Training in radio, radar, naviga
be available until the first of drive, and that they had never Coodtpeed will serve at chairmqn think he hail proposed tn Hitler from Hanford at tne rate of fiv" A met lean flier* were killnl yeation. bombardier, mechanics, fllgfet
•traveling elmeet (til
Monroe section. Anyone that Germany should iwrupy to ten vai< n day und shipment.x
nest
month,
and
then
only
if
engineering gunnery, photography,
ng to donate money t o -the Spain. Howeeer, Sir David re arp exfwited to increase nest terday ui plane crashes in Jajl
aircraft maintaJnance, m a p p
announced by the
send It to Mr*. B. C. torted that th* captured minutes wek. The cum of the golden This
and many othertHelds ef a
which
were In London, and could be variety Is proving popular with Air Force, which withheld
,*rn imyer* and eonsumers. names* r t the dead alimsn.
produced.
Kunge
A t Camp (Jordon, (Ja.
1^
I. C. C. Ruling On Freight Rates
Upheld Today By Federal Court
......
Northern Firms Now,'""1
KepreHentin^ May!air
Higgins, I
Attend
Waterway Meeting
V"^ l'!;p """l
1Merchants Favor
Altitude Murk Set
7 P. M. Saturdays
Local Food Collectinn For UNRRA
Being Sponsored By Woman's Club
Merit Examinations
To Be Held Shortly
I'roposal To Occupy
SpaniBh Area Denied
NOTICE
"ini
aw h..
tr
"
■n
rT:‘s,
*v
.V
c.
l
■i
�* f '
PAG E TW O
-i ^
THE SANFORD I1EIULD, SANFORD, "FLORIDA'
llie Sanford Herald
n .... .
Drunk With Power
R e v e r a l P o i i t h p h >1 * a !
SOCIAL. Etfc-VT 1 -.,,*/»«•
tw v era i ^ o u r s e s a r e
s y w y o k k , w *y 10 , w V -T t * .... _ KAILItOAliUH ,Kll.I.KlI
O p e n r o r U o n i r r e s K . f i r * ! big
f°r th*
MOUNT UNION,. Penn., May
W o suppose n-grent many p eop le arc undor the im
hUUt«t*4 !■ l M
••UNW
d a llr
rtrrpi
w4 *■■*■* at
FhfMa
la t* r 4 iir
» i
United Nation* Security Council
pression that thu coni miners have struck for hitcher wages
IO A C l U n
d i l u t e found ell but two delegate* pre- 10, (A’l—On* mnn ha* been killed
in ■ train accident In we»t-centnj
but that is not the case. So fa r no issue with rejeard
C o n tro l L e g ie h tto n
Pennsylvania. The areident oe
to wntces has actually been raised, very likely that is a
.
.
7
~
---«
„
.United
Stale*
cured
when two locomotive* craih
delegate
Edward
matter which ultimately will com e up fo r discussion. But
H
« " —**. IT -- -ra
pm.,
|sutM
n,Ul *l<
w«. kept uway by n
------------ «se
« v**i
IStettlnlu*
so far the deadlock Is entirely over the so-called " W e l beck to work. Thoee fallilg to B„ ht coW>. UI1(| Kcviet delegate id into the end of a long Penn
B A lla r
return would low their job* and A , , (}romyk„ we* too liu»y to sylvania freight trnin which hnd
fare Fund" to be adm inistered by John L. Lewis.
their right* under the IVagnqr Lit |"ll#ni|
-’
halted one-half-mile en.it of Mount
t iiu im ii. m :» *
* -*
The mine owners are asked to provide this fund Iin* t*
N>m i «
Union.
throUKh
the
system
o
f
“
royalties"
levied
by
the
.United
Thrte"*
-till
another
tack
thut
1
•I'llflrilirTlU* IIATKI
Congre**
might
take,
end
thh*
hj,<
rarablv la A iiia r *
Mine W orkers on each ton o f coal. There is some doubt
i f larfU r, H##k ---------- as to the legality o f such royalties. They have been speci been pointed out by Senator Ro
)** M«atft»
bert Taft of Chip. He called a t->
MOTHERS DAV HREEl’INGS! .
f f c r # » M a a lk a ----------------fically outlaw ed in the case o f the Musicians’ Union. And tention to the fppt that the presiIII
M a a l f c a ------------------------------------- i « «
PLENTY OF
certainly
they
have
no
ju
stifica
tion
from
the
the
stand
•.C
l
toim
y
inuy
imvc
nu
jusuilCSUOIl
irom
Ult*
tile
Ktano-ident
alrady
h*»
"Weeping
jaulh•
to
Qm* I M f ■■
poir* r' r r~1— — 1■ ,L * —
------•J,e
All akllaatf ■all***. rat A, al pnint o f fairness to the mine owners, or the w elfare o f l 5” *y
CARNATIONS w^th attractive RIBBONS
the m ln m o r t h . public.
CMNlia. rraatatlaaa aa4 aallrta at <hc
l i f t . .” '.n i l . S S H * ®
Aalarlalaataaia far lb* aatyaa* *1
PI
. .....—
..w K«*vBecause o f the refusal o f the mine owners to discuss* t-nimcni‘ once it take* over ami
,'alalaa i.m j.. trill b* t ia n n l taf
-I rraatar H t n lli| r i »*!•*.
this point further with Mr. Lewis, ^ie arbitarily broke o ff operate* nny property Mich m *
lalaa* |ta>r>iar llrprrM tU- negotiations.
And so fo r o v e r a month now som e 100,000 coal mine. Kaiil Taft. In effect,
lltrt. Iat.* rrprr.rala lb * llrralA
la lb* aallwa.l llrla al ailirrllala* soft coal miners, in response to Mr. Lew is’ order, have ‘ hr legUlulbin olrendy I* then-;
Ufflrra t i t taalalalarA la lb* lata- stayed o f f the job .
Be sure to tee our nice nt*ortmrnt o f
F or six weeks the life blood o f it'* up to the I're-blent to art
ral Hllra la lb* Cvaatrv ttllb
I klrM|., Am erican industry, already w orn thin by the war, has upon it.
• - - •
--------H-—
*rl*/i*«l
| i**im
*n |a fl
|M Him talk.
Governor Tuck _ of Virginia,
slow ly drained away.
BEAUTIFUL POTTED PLANI'S
meanwhile, i* ronehlorlng i|Uita a
Tfc* Hrratltl li a lurmlirr ml Tbr
The
miners
themselves
have
suffered.
Their
meager
different notation to the soft cou'
AitvrlilMl I’rraa ss III•!• |a rtrlM
„.* far
I** ,*. ■savings, accum ulated throughout the busy w ar years, are strike. On hi* de*k I* a p».>ftliftf rnllilrtl l« Ikr war
|pwli|lr«f|<*M
all hrn . Aiay-irk*. j being used up to buy brend and meat. The money with |io*al that Virginia'* 10,000 Idle
A. K. ROSSETTER, Florist
rfrretife't I- It mr
lf*4ltr«l In ikU r~»"'*** ---- ---- — which they bail hoped to build new homes, kitchen ap- coal miner* be drafted Into 'th.*
*tate militia, qnd that John L.
Ik* Ural ar««» publish**
krrrla
■k»s at
b*r»u.
All tlRkta la rr|e«hllrallaa
*p#- I pliances, and send their children to school, is being dis Ia-wU himself be made a fir - (
113 •/g Magnolia Avenue
Hat sHapMlrhna Urrtn » tf alaa tf* sipated in idleness.
vergeaut. Iai»t March, when 1,004)
arrt *4.
T he effects o f the strike hove spread to other in employe* of-the Virginia Electric
"W e. Telegraph Flower* Anywhere, Anytime
ritillAY, MAY 10. 1910 “
dustries.
All hut a few stpel com panies have bail to ami rower Company threatmril
plants throw
- —— their
■■■— ..........
i.i.u n aing
u a thousands
UIIIUKIIIIO.I out
m il o
Olf work.
w u r s . The
in i to strike, Grv*rnor Tuck nnt- u n iu i . I l i a * , 1 , 1, H ill A V I -close
I - ___ l r ------.-- - I . ’ - i ------ * •
•
monrd them for duty in the mill' great
Ford------factories,
beginning to aget
procluc---- ------------------- ,ju—st- ..................a
u* ,into
, i*o> p*u
n
tin. Hpwrver, the strike wn» eaHI lion,
lin n
n r , , ngain
m r i i l i i idle,
i/ ll li
u i w t the
l i * — Fords,
L V * .I.
* — *•
—and
- J l tract
. A ym :j
art*
and
trucks
**1 off nml the Governor’*, pro,«1
. Yy|
Al
I tn
il
M
•* TAKEN
• u n i. *
m na n
me
hM
a v* e
needed
by
th
e
farmers
are
again
delayed.
Chrysler
and
l” i*ed Milution never came up fur
CITIES,* HUT NOT MANY HAVE
*
HUl.Kb THEIIt OWN SITItlTS. General M otors are expected to have to close* within, a a final test. The propovat to try
the *amr tactic* (his time came
HE. ONE' OF THE FEW : lie few days.
BE,
that ruteth hi epiiit in belleifrom a Virginia contractor, Her
It is hard to realize how fa r the ram ifications o f a| bert’
than lie that tnkelh a city. *
W. liudgin*. He said h*,
coal
strike,
prolonged
fo
r
-m
a
n
y
w
e
e
k
srrn
n
jrrr.W
c
dn
1
Erne; TH-ST: CAllod—Lewis-nt hi* ' home "Ig -r
not k n o w 'h o w many people hnve lost their jo b s ip San Mrnday and asked him whvn the
. Coventor lit Hand nirrleil M)
miner* would return to 'work.
ford on this account. But it stnnds to reason th ere cannot ; a
Florida's fi7 counties.
And, according to liudgin*, till* i
be full cmploylnent as long ns the coal* needed to make Is
I* what lA-wis Heplied- “The I
uusmtov
Stork Mnmrt Stage* Itally— steel and haul the products o f our factories is not made. miner* are not going bock to j f t
liendllni. Another ptp talk in n It hfands to reason that i f men do not have jobs, they work until the owners do whr.‘. i
gtnveyunl!
I tell them to."
I
must use up their savings to k eep alive.
Mr.
Is'w
is
knows
all
this.
Early
in
the
strike
he
was
Not a* many piupie voted In
Tueiday'* primary a* should Irnvr. piloted as say in g: "O u r econom y is being gradually stag
but enough did.
nated. As the days progress, tonnage will g o o f f the
railroads, factories will close and distress will com e to the
Mr. I a>w Ih is doing this to the A m er
What this country needs is a American p eop le."
little rtiinraerriallrrd atornir riter. ican people deliberately with m alice aforethought. He is,
ly to take tin- place tlf roul the us Senator Byrd said recently, "drunk with p ow er."
striker* are refusing to mine.No man has the right to do this to the American
Drink milk that ii bottled under scientifically controlled
John L. i/ow is is a criminal
John I la-wi. i» demonstrating people and stay out o f ja il.
conditions to meet the highest government standardsevrrv <la> that the strike con in the eyes o f God. if not in the eyes o f tlie law. It is
tinues that he in a bigger mao high time for the President o f the United Slates to take
Our modern dairy farm and plant guarantee you purity
In u little way than the President netion, to seize Mr. Lewis and lock him up where he
and sanitation. W e cordially invite you to pay us a
of the United Slates
cun no longer do any harm.
visit at 20th Street and Summerlin Avenue.
It u*c.l to tic when you couldl/l I
buy ibiug*. tbryM
11
THEBE ABE SAID to he no less than 311,000,00(1
inoT the wn'ui people hungry in E urope— really hungry. Mostly it is
over!
It*. I-’"
"
•
not Uieir fault, hut caused by uncontrollable factors in
All the Milk You Want
In llermodn they have rnactnl one o f the worst situations this p oor old world hns ever
And if food is not provided and distributed
on oidlnnore uguilisl girls w.-til got into.
PHONE 1061 or 2302
ing “ abort almrt*". It's all rlgrl as widely and ns wisely ns possible fo r the next few
nut
*hnrl
to wear *hr rte, t ill
FOR REGULAR DELIVERY
j months, millions of w ell-fed Am ericans will never fo rshort*.
} give themselves for their carelessness o r stinginess. W e.
iI ani
____ generous
____ ■„
are tun
not a'situgy
a'stingy |
people,
but the most
people in
i / t . world.
tw z iv iii
v i - - wp must take —
' '
Tb'y
l,‘l*
.''.Vv 1 I1«Hff
So
up *this
task,* and others conSf f i t SmmSHTr i l l , II. Hut the tin ,, I, .h o r c
- ----------------. I ll Masaalla A a tiM .
C it r n l aa >*»»«4 > l»a a a ll a
Jeiafcvr IT. Til*, af Ik* Paal IIITIra
.1 aaalara. r’l*rl4a. u>4ti lfc« AH
ft < • »*/*aa . 1 Marrb H .----nOLl.AbU I - IH U I
EACH at the*store
i l l
.
•¥ > 1SK»>.
Crystals
i
i [
Dixie
Crystals
u9arl y i
SuHeteit
SutfSaid,"
FOR HEALTH’S SAKE_____
i fl
m
—
mi
Spencer Harden Dairy
_ t._ purrhnse*
____l._— -over
- — 1here.
*
lL’“
to make
We 1I
don't *eo how IIn- Hi itlsh would j
lie able to buy any coal ever he ri
ff we can't g/| any oitrselve*.
George C. Harden, Owner A Mgr.
- If the CIO rut any ice in Flor
ida'* election, we fail to find it,
■ It liml promi.x«*i| to un-s-nt every
one n f Florida'* congressmen, but
four hf them were re-elected by
tig mnlorttiei, while the fifth
wa* defeatrrl hy the so-calh-d
“ auk stiw-kiiig cuntlida le"
l o r id a
F
i i m
I
Open. 12:4B P. M. Daily!
Adult*, 40c Children^09c
Last Times Friday!
In .Tampa, (.oral IPO o f the j
United Hrotherhood o f Cari*n>
tern and Joiner* (AKI.I are
asking of local builders a wage
lucre**,, o f fifty rent* an himr ]
aver their $1.25 present day.
A 4I.J7 cent un hour wage scalp
offered by builders was rejected.
Negotiations im< still going on.
sfcinir,
GERTIES,
garter:
Chairman Ercle* of the Federal
Reserve Hoard *nys that “ Amer
ican hi mil-* of production artriullllng the inflation battle in
fla titu t di-regard of tire public
intereit". American* wttn are
nuittlng wink In this day and
time arc the ones who are re
sponsible for the increasing cost
of living.
MMWSOXIM
lUMMtOONMS
Saturday Only
‘ Double Feature*
The newspaper accounts of the
American Army parada In Frank. fitrt upon the occasion of ths
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IUACKS’
ws
_____ METROTONE
d tt.
SUNDAY
NDAY1
'i t i e
I
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OPENS:
jOPENS:
StSO P. M.
F ri «
iJ#S3
K
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Midriff
rotor. iM t ffmffpd
; j i 3o p.
Mon..
.V t
• POl
kM it wM oquo, navy wM hs/gt m d »wy
•pw. Sim 10 to I#.
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m.
A Sun.
^TURE' PROGRAM#
n »2*m
I
Wjffc WVfs In soouesr, a
1
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w- v
ST
first anniversary of V-E day wera
pat list i*.
Alx-ul four thousand
men, most of whom bad never
seen or linn, marched before the
reviewing stand, carrying only
$00 rifle* and two machine guns.
Gone waa all the heavy equip
ment except for two light arm
ored patrol rare. \Ve should either
maintain an Army In Germany
or we should get oat altogether.
We were particularly Interested
In Secretary of the Treasury VlnL*'. arm's Statement before the Senate
Banking Committee Tussdey that
"We are reducing goremmrnt sxipendlturs end paying off the
' 'government debt , because In ths
Issue of the newspaper
Ilfs
that we read k
t . statement on ths
____— . page that the sxtsas of
expenditures tor the fiscal yoar
“ n fsr hat been a llUki over 80,
Itlfon dollar*. Look* Ilk* *omn-
L
Msacie.
In ninny re* per I* ilti* eoiinlry
seem* to be wor*e o ff tlmit ft
Hi* after Ilit- in*t war, blit at
least we haven’t beard of any
marathon donre* nr flagpole si!
ter* yeL
o
‘ ’ flL;
state
THEATRES
N»W‘
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fabric fasMan-fsafad sheer in gray, ssfwa, pink
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Sim 10 fo If.
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Spring U a prshy print, A 2ap6yr<9of YAK
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FRIDAY,
M AY
10. 1946 -
Social And Personal Activities
C e ce lia T ru lu ck
_
C * l
l
i (Juvenile Delinquency (
'jo c ia l L a le n d a i Topic At Altamonte \ r
i
e
,,
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r so n a l s
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J
s
%
Wi
F-utiior-ItHKil Doyle •
.Speaks on “ Marriage’
tiatimiN on Imth feet nt the l)?*- uilt t i m e "
ifirme (tenets) llo^ttllttl In Oilanchr
Fat hr i 11 x I*
ict t o ll)
She uniilcw in Pine* b IMI MI i>Mk 'ill
F or re s e rv a tio n ! te lep h on e
Lind W e b e r , G en . M gr.
1200
f
m w aom E S
STURDY
and Durahlo
to d o a jo b — w c h a v e
you r
cloth es
w ork
needs
from
our
in
com
p lete stock.
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I .- - .
it’ -A.vllcil .ill new i<(|tiipmcnt that •ssurcs
vi,u ids - , tting
■null, I, .
M olli |ii,„,l
I lit- best w urkm nnsliip a v a ila b le
in
tim e III.ut Im m v ily .
b u g s a vaila b le
iliillih it; -vml b la n l.e ls
(nr su m m er stora g e
of
1
V. E PICK Cl* AND DELIVER
III
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I.,.,
“I
iii ,-i,ill,
SECOND
P H O N E 46fi
M B I l I
TO MOTHER ..
f v ri »
with LoOc
> ,*f lb, 1: ,,»1 EE.tl I
*•> I Sw i'b '
For the d e a ie s t am i m ini
w on d erfu l m n l l i e i mi a l l t h e
w orld
d eligh t her with
n gilt that ca rries a p erson al
torn Ii
(i LOVES
him started it a new
b u ild in g on the co rn e r ol Second and M a p le.
File
fou n d ation is in and th e blocks n re on the lot. W h ile
we are bu ild in g our new , Inarch, com e and w or*lup
with us at 6 0 8 W est First Street.
L
EAST
Ih<- I > ••
C hurch o f the N a /n ie n e
REV
1 IO
b " bl.k
!• 1 •, ■
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The
b .m g e rs as th e y a re s till h a rd to g e t.
Laney Dry Cleaning Co,
V'.ltrl, t.M, t lIt.(.M*li —
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n il ,, ■ 1,. -
W e ask y o u r t o n p e lo l in n in letu rn n ip ,
( •1i d r rt at ylt’ ll try Hana* COI 1 ■’« 1 ami
it'll
flu *%Irk?1
m
shurtie
sly It s 111 Ui'lKI
1 lively white glove* 10
0 1
shorties
b racelet
length styles.
It R U SH IO N . Pastor.
I k ' 1 p it i i'
k
Home Demonstration
Week Observed Here
*
A r-ti
Sturdy khaki o r blua
twill shirts.
L ong
sleeves.
Two
breast
pockets.
-
$| *71 to $2-00
Khaki or blue pants.
Reinforced * stitching
throughout.
>
$2*28 to $4.28
la x -' x
1 >,* -»• i
M
at
harry Moses and mother, Mrs.
|J. E. Moses and sister. Mr*. .Boy
Wade, o f Ft. Myers will airive
' today to spend the weekend with
i Mrs. lairry Moses and Mr. and I
Mrs. C. A- Whlddon at their home
: on
Mellulivllle
Avenue
Mr*
1Moses and Mrs. Wade will re1turn to their home but Mr M,me
wl 1) remain in Snnfuid f,„ -<inutime.
H ero are cloth e* in n d o
Fill
Kgt. Albert Fitts. »,m „f 'I. 1
aud Mr*. W. A. Fill*, ha* icgcivc,!
his dscliargc from the Anil) and
Is visiting in Sun bird fur snffll' j
time, lie last served nt Aberdeen ]
Proving Around*, Maryland
Friend* o f little Mutilyu Andii-v
1 Ibnight will regret to learn that
■he i* rimtmcrt in the I.* i,l in>pitul She i* the diiugliii'i
|Air. ami Mis. Afllc iluugiit *,f
] Osteen. Mr. Hnught ha* rcccnlt)
i returned from Japan when- be
, servcl with the Army f»i many
j months snd ivccivcii a sevenInjury.
WITH A FU TU RE. . .
p r o o f o f th a t!
tooi eht
1\ ^
Ham pton, \ ‘n tin«l («ohK
Irtoit. \ I*, Th ey etjitT l tw Ik
j ifoiie al»oul txxo week*
vr ;
■
topi
Ik* I lie I hut i h
■hu t
Tea* hit,***•i 1*1*inx mglii itra*
vh, Wh«t jf Vml 1font Pittv-Th*
it Mr. nntl Mr^ J- N Robsoo Hni p ; S‘ i ml»v nttfhf at 7 00
j left tmluy foi n JiualiteF* atrl 1tMi Iink the miFwfuii will t |ti-* xxilo
jplennute tup to linlttinoic. \l<| •Wh> I Am \ t athiill*
1 2 :0 0 n o u n to ?.:3 0 P. M.
6 : 0 0 to 8 i 3 0 P. M .
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F
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
(HVE MOTHER THE DAY OFF
THIS SUNDAY
Take her to dinner at
T II E M A Y F A I R
IN N
:
\
s/ A
0-o-o-H! You’ll Say!
When you see your
CLOTHES CLEANED*
OUR NEW- QUICK WAY.
( lirislian ( luirt h To
Observe Anniversary
-V - 1
L
ra n ts
Magnolia Circle To * (sheahi Best (Jivon
I ' arty On l ! i r t l u l a >
The Magnolia tini din Circle
.>!*» 1It**t xvti x if tii'wl n f h •■n11 1
met yesterday a!- the home of
a t*»i •tv kMMlt icccfitiv 1 t*U*
T E L E . NO. 148 Mi*. ,\1 t.yon, JOItt Hibiscus tt
It »!_f
11 ii*1 fir'Ft Kn tin lit y -ut ht"»
P ii\o. fur a pirnic luncheon meet- k vlltl nut lirr\ 1n*i nr Mr* llrlltY
lug in hei garden, Mrs. C. I- V LD*. 4dii. on tli*.* W |“41 Still* H«
lYiwetl presided at the meeting !
l»x ' l l
■*•■11,1- r Vt*il
which followed tiie luncheon and .1 •tt S Hr*t. Mi • 1It'i Li'f t \
Mis. F. D. l.ieske led the devo 1 w
ami Miikr* I'i'isKy H«*t
tional. ,\l| member* of the circle
I(IX !l*tl til Ih.* Willi Sbcillil XXI'M
, HATURDA V
A llll S-c Iticliard S. l.yvy is will meet ut the Junimi High
Judge H. tV, Wflte *t«'le ;il
tlign J ; \ oniuy, U U ri l iiiti'i. IUh Iik
Tim Dependable Cla-,-. iif the the Seminole County Federation nun itatiuned In Key West.
School Tuesday morning at lt:lW 1 lit iii ■ii. llnlil'V uml D o t o t l o WiJ
First, Methodist Church wilt have o f Woman* Club* itr Altamonte
o’clock to rplant shrub. mi mind the
U r i y H*«» »
a chicken piq s jpper •from 5:30 Spring* Thursday at 10:30 A- MMi*. Jack Hutigan and Mr*. pcfiool and beautify the ground • life* I'.ttiirm ami
and -urn
dtfdll 8:00 P. 11. in the church conccming “ Juvenile Delinquency' Dan Wright *|H-ut Vcstci day in All resident* of Sanfonl who uie (a It-, t in,la. Jiriimv| Nt*ll
Slim!
\t
t i r o , c e an
^ iiicx. Fund* derived from the and reported that Aovcmor Mil Orlando,
interested ip this piojecl are |l„
"a ll
Mcirwct lu*r. Hui Am i .i
►upper will go Inwards the build lard Caldwell ha* rcqueulcd that'
urged to have plants at the seliotd (»
Elaine
Hunter, Nan, v.
ing fund.
FiicniD uf Mi** DorU Amler»on available for planting Tuesday
n romniittee from certain group*
II ( } Mi«i Ami T l i u i ' oh, Miitiiau41
MONDAY
in each county l « appointed in j will regret to learn that she fell roaming.
South xxas *
Ro-«nuai v
l * * « ii.
The circle* of the First l’rc»- work with this Important project ’ recently and broke her nrm.
All announcement wq« mail"
byterian Church will meet *at
The committee will l*e formed
■
.-----------that the gYnetril meeting would
,3:30 I*. M.
follow *'C ircle
- «—, -----------,..No. - by ’ member* of the board o f eduRuben Mason o f Jncksunvill^< )*• held Muy IT pi 11.00 A . M.
’ Mi. i, It Bert. Mr* II
t* Mm, C. It, Duty »nn, chairman. I ration,* commissioner*' and one: will ipcml next weekend ill San- nt the t'.S.t). for u rovelvd dish II t ci nay, Mr- ll I, i oilci
with Mrs, It. P. Stephenson, 3(13 j person representing the woman* find with relative*.
luncheon. t'oinmlltee* for the M * Carlton. '|i- IE I " d
IXest Fifteenth Street. Circle No. iclulis. Mrs. P. II. Tepale And.Mit.year were named and are a* liaw-. 'l l - , taiwieme Hill t-licld. j
". Mr*. I.. 1. Frailer, chairm an,: Edward Kircher also spokp on
Itcv, I.. R. Itushton has mov-.-d f o l l o w * :
henutificativn,
Mr*. M ■ led William-. Mis. Hetbcit
with Mrs. J. C. Hutchison, Indian j "Youth Conservation"- with the his ic idciirr from Palmetto Avt- I.
lrske; birds and colisei vatioll.
St.- 1 f f, M>* "
H- Meriwvilin.
.Mound Vtilsge.’ Circle No. 3, Mrs program luring planned by Mi* nue to tiirn West Kirat Street.
Mr». t_‘ . It. C’ugbutn; courtesy. M' - Mlrtn IMham.
Mi*. Hal
'* d m Krblet, chairman, with Mr*,
D aw son
Mr*, t'. L. 11 win; exehunge, Mr*. II - :,-i
Mi. ticoigt- Tlmislon,
n- W. Fite,iCelery Avenue. Circle
Friend* o f Mr*. II. A. Howard J. E. H ig gin s; gulden ren ter, Sli*. Allan Caswell, Mr*. -David
Mrs. Ifnlph A. SmilVt Installed
No. 4, Mrs, H. H. Mct'sslin, chair, new officers and wa* presented will be glad to learn that she i Mt(. C. II, t'ngliurn. Mr*. A. F.
man, with Mr*. W .'M . McKinnon, a bmnpiel of flower* by the te- recuperating nicely from an eye Itamsey ami Mr*. J. II. Crawford; Kittiv. 'Irs'. T. A. Ih -I ami 'It*
F 'I Southward
|
1*01 Magnolia Avenue. Circle No. liiing president of the federation opniilltui in Jacksonville.
highway development, Mis.. Char
5. Mr*. C, I„ Redding, chairman, of womans clubs, Mrs.- B. C.
les MrtTuug; horticulture. Mr*.
with Mr*. J. E. Baker, 1500 West Moore, ll was announced that
junior gin den chib.
Clifford' Keel has moved bis II. C, . Hetiel;
.... -Sthirurd.
— * Jr■ and
* • Jjf*,
First Street. Circle No. tl, Mr*. county shoppers may-now use .the; residence to St. Mary*, l*a. where ..
Mrs John
Mu*e Womack, 'chairman, with U.8.O. lounge and
report of he will 'make Iris home. He will E. C. Daniel*^ pioginm amt year
Mrs..Charles Wilke, l.’i) Summer* the stqte convention Was given lie joined by his 1family ut a |>nuk. ‘ Mix. Hefxel; publicity, Mr*.
Mi tspj* nf the f t f ' t t l i h 'h u ' i
lln* Avenue,
■>
Jiwin and visiting gulden*. Mis.
hy Mrs.I II. w
W. .....................
Hticker which »»< lain date.
I } i c
Wi 11 ceU'hl Htc th<> 17th
business Jinreting of the W.S. prepared hy Mrs. Moore ami Mis,
Edwin SliinhoUcr.
*111')' of the ih tliciiimii o f
M.-'fJeoige
( ieoigc
A ppi ox nun tide to nieniliei * gt,4,.S. ut the ehflrch at JdHI P. M
Bridge, *vlcc * president^
Mi*. Paul Fo* of Ft. Iheree
-u th a Imard.meetlug scheduled delegate* to the roll vent inn. If will visit her brother-in-law ami tclidcd the luncheon and meeting* then pi cwf’ iit tl'U it li Ihi il*t il**r with
n h tiu'ctimhu: «*n Max I-. K» »
nor b:it0 P. M■__
was voterI trr' rlnnate $5. to the sister, Mr. nml Mis. Harold Ka*t|»P* otcmJtcj.i wliu a n ’. livjtuL.cl *cr4
ncr. tin* weekend,
\
BIRTH ANNtHNCI-MKNT
lrf,m
cr
,lriv'‘
H
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,nrml*
r*
Whr , ti c ill' i l l ' !
IVMH H l'*‘
Itiiecrt trr pnrrperiHrr to tbe ruluutl
th, i* m i t n - - whulr « ill
Mis M !S. .Messenger i» spend
Mr, uiitl Mrs. Marvin Shealy- I|H*I roUfelion fur. European pc»
u r ''iimlnx .St Ittn'l
iln iti**ift
ing i In- weekend with her son
of Banana Lake announce the pie
in- . ,t «|iYtiti* vfi i a f» *t It mi j
Mr. and
birth of a daughtci. f'.iniiliii. May
Tin- glee club from 1.y man amt daughter-in-law,
Fa lh ei lwi*il |l»yli‘ t«i* the Paul* A M Hex W
P >c«.h> the
H nt the FeritHId-haughtoii Memo School under the direction of His \\, B. Messenger, of jack iM Fathers who is minimtif>|f the ii«t-l*«t will tfchbi’ i tliv m •»*•*.*.
Mrs Milvvee pirsclltcd seVciul souv die.
rial Hospital.
Cnlliolie .Mitnion.H at the All SouU *'A MotitvrV VVuuc-.** Kollowinc
musical numbers
Church In thin city -inike last
Mr. ami Mr* W. J. Ilcrbst and evening on tli%* subject of "Mniri* th* ntoi viiiitr p»*»i!uii*» the \\ •»
I twilli ll xx ill m i x * ii n'XCM »!
im
c b i I rl r e n, Warren and Mary
ili*h itmici to the meiiili'iis o f
Fiance* uf I'hitnficlil, N. J. have
’ ’ .Xltti riiiKr u *» vw n tio ii.” he
arrived to spend mine time with mtiil, "ju * t ma truly «?* the pi lest- the ililtiYtfMtlou ititil tJue^Us
lh Paul t ‘ut |H*itlct. pu^toi **f
relative*.
IuhuI in a vmittion. with well ile* Ih.
* nt i ,il t 'h » ' hi* f h u t. h * *
‘ till 1 '
M
fim**4 ilutie» lh.it muik the w*i> lit
XX i l l - | M * 0
> Mi and Mr*. Jack til tint ami to lleitviii.
11
The first o f the*e
| ((»*- i f V**
« In n cIi.
1 l» ,
! sen of laa-shtirg art* expected to itullew, W tc 1 ^ fmiinl in tile fill
W c are a nn ou n cin g that R ev. J oh n D. Rham et, p r e s i
Is* X
l!*x
l»i it x
!in
nvr
In
spi-od
the
weekend
with
dent o f th e H igh lan d s M inisterial A ssociation , h ai
liiitry j
■* ® f utaniii^r, lutin'*
l l M * L !• ! .1 »
1 ft - 1 1 I d i ' 1 h i t
]her pan n l'. Mi. und Mr*. W. K h llir I’M ocii t1mu an.) cMinntioii
flu
b een a u th orized to re ce iv e any donation s, by s o lic i
Will In n
t*f i Initlf n>. In foe me tn‘ Y» hf* nil mcH
tation, fo r tire b u ild in g o f the new building by the
lira
I he w *» hi mill i2mititi|f
tli
Mi tins! M i* Ik* i mint Srhiraml
Sa n ford C h u rch o f the N azaren c on the corn er o f
'Petiplc icNitiiy ,»t i he** iiihini* »m hi
>.inii| Mi
,ii ii 1 Mr** i k»»l JnKii mui iiMiliec tli.' (tilth *tf x*tail I lie**- A
M aple and Second St reel.
ix .im tii
nf 1
nf Miami wil
i h u wrcki'inl 41*kIf ItiMikfXrlt *■Ia*Tt**t MMl11V yetll * ll
a t*..if i
.uf i*
wi f t i Mi -Iti*l Mrn J«*hn Sell! ru n I III!** Hull 1'Uf I ii ' . - t i t cl ii rt'j»ll> Me
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REV L R KUSHTON, Pastor.
'Sf uf IIh ii ll«>iNIt* lMl Uttnn ImiKc.
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1.u f %tm it!*h iHii'i I k non
'<tilt l:‘ 11)
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tin 111*1
\Ki hrtV’ III jttsiht it... a
+ l i*-ml- »*f Walter Mrrtxxrjlhm fair IS# f !.*! •sl*l Xi
. ill m **. *
K-hlfLllwl vv1, - Tt
will he t5l.nl in IcMin Hint ho t* will r*| *Hi!x Isv vi xxlift* lltd.it that
i ci upci.itiiiu aft el a recent opera- mil hi t hutl 11111j*xn aidtiml her
1 Moth
1 S'. .SI df \htli’ii at Uverluok Hospital, Sum- lift!' it Amt id ,t pdiiDitml |tkiTill • wil 4 irLiti i«» Ii*ii
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tilt 1lx ilftl'l
hu xt* |»<*isn wuyiMK* the) xV||l not dol
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l" |Mitt!
tHIM sum i*« fall dii ftiMitrn bin lar
M ik I. K llauiimn i«x »ih!c to til* fl hiit 11«•*1'ii.tl »»
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pa g e
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
^
Work
Cloves
*
2 J c to JJ.2;!
29c 39
Shop Caps
u’
— Ouida Wilson, county home
. Mrs,
(lernonstrstion agent, has re
covered enough from her recent
Illness that she wa* aide to visit
her office for a short time Mon
day, Miss Hlevensun reported.
IN LOVING MEMORY
c ..
Work
$4 ’&0 to $4.95
William Edwin Brsnan
who diad In the service of his |
country at sea, Asiatic Area,
attached U.8.S. Bunker Hill,
- M . y ll; t t t « -
B
$0.56
Wi ’ HSi
w
sh oes
will*
m o c c a s in
type tu c.
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t„
P lastic p aten t in w h ite
o r b la ck
with lu cite
h an d les
or
fra m es,
th e y 're s o ft and p o u c h y
o r sm art a n d b ox y . . ,
For that well-groomed
look, wear • pair o f
these smart brqwn. and
white oxfords — light*
weight for coolness and
com fort. In a variety
o f styles.
$12'r,°
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15 A (i S
A n y w o m a n loves a
p retty b a g ! A nd m o th
er in p a rticu la r, w ill a p .
p r e d a te you r th o u g h t
fulness in giving her
one.
Brown and White sport*
J. |
Our home on earth Is
Is filled with grief and v
But Hesrsn 'seerntr all the bright-1
tS
m
X
Jtist one year ago you left us
You served your country well
the grief your passing j
Olive or Khaki
ijle t>
In observance of National limin’
Demonstration Week, an exhibit
Is Ittllif displayed in Ihe window
f the fleara-Boebuck Store on
First Street by women „ f Hie
Sanford
Home ' RcimmMlullon |
Club.
The program of home drninli(trallun-club* o f, tlw cniinlv wax
today announced hy Mbs rnnnm j
Stevenson, who Is interning line
for the offirc of county home
demonstration agent, An all day
aknic waa held qt Sanl-ambi
SDrinm yesterdav Uf women o f |
the Ybuiford Cluh.
Tuesday the lavke Mnnrm’ Cluh
held a bazaar and fmxl ■ate. An
outlnr Is planned for some time I
this week by the Acnrva Cluh.
. :s g g r y .
A
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*
v«
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f
llcnuliful all white plas
tic patent bags with re
versible
rayon
cord
covers in blue, green
or fuchsia.
�PAGE POUR
L egal
TH g
Goose Kettles To Hurl Against
Senators In Tonight’s Conjest
N o tic e
m i i i i i: t o
t m .t a
To r«>L«»N i'. hm I ’ IH L I . Il»ui«* l.
tlo i SI h o r rn r t. fLiull* Carolina
You »r«* h rrrliy fr«|tiln-«l l«» up*
|a**r In (tip rirrttlt i*«»uri «•! H«*tm
iwil« ro tin i). Klur-du Jn ilw m 'r r ;,
nn thi> Stil J4> «if J«fn* I9 lt, »n i
re rla ln *ull f«*•
In r r »• i
L e v y L e a d s I x ic a l A t t a c k O n W il li n g h a m
D r ig g e r s
BASEBALL TONIGHT
M U N IC IP A L
P A IIK
8 :0 0
I* . M .
ORLANDO vs. SANFORD
SALT WATER
In
J u s tic e ,
R a c k in g
B ryan t
U p
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R ecord
i l-i*a Mi
A nd
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1
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L egal
1,
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Mmilfrl*
l i . T I ii M.M*! Jllr J.
Ametirti* ft, Wiyrriila S.
l i i a n T«Oar
A lliali) al i 'ufilrle
M oultrie nl Mner C**,
V tliliM le m Tiillarm pt .>
W a'yeilit, i T li'in it- i Ml
i:
H jfrtrllir II . Huffulo t
lit n i/ r lv r It.
i'H ) S.
ILtltfmor* At Munir*aI. I'piL
T. IIIN
M iami l l t i r li al Miami
M tkrU m l al \V**i Tfln* Ik ir b .
V ic to r y !
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Toronto 6, Nrftnrh :
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liu iA D * > i> m i« |.
ttull VJtt.r...
MAY
10,
1W 6
N orth ern game warden* p refer
a p eculiar weapon— a p la in , one
inch th ick w aivin g cane w ith a
clooked handle*'
<*l»»nr?r> «in Ib f IS til «l«>* nf Jiin r,
A It
1914 at Ilia lourt ll«ti*r at
Htnhtnl. Florida*__to witfc w p a- -a
p Wmi || If111 *if p (I m |I I « I it I flirt)
•m i Hit >uu In WlO
My In i
lim it by fnirU Juiwul, paint lieiflflf
# liill for *. f inal tirt'faa
d iv tfltt;
uttiri ¥t bn "n tiip^erfi |»ru niiifWwir*
w ill n* rntrrrff
>uu till
paId
il.lt*'.
Tnt* tMiir.tfd I I trnlA l» d rU a rm cd
at lit.- n. a rpuper In w k . n lu l l
n ii]tr th a ll I f pul.HUt-d ••nr.- n r l i
w.-.k tnr fuMr f iiiiw f u llr f
WLTNKHn rny hand B ill uMltl.1I
tt.'l ill Panfuid. 1'nuntv uf H -lnlll.
Mr. Hun.- nf tr.nrlrMi till* SU« .lav
■n lln l A. Iv IH * .
r r s t*l> MMUik I venae
V u rlM lllr. e i r k l « l t
ijim t im u i
» I*. IHJHSIKIK.
Vut' a l, hrfrl>> ordern* anil *-•
i *l«*rk uf fh# Cln*i
IMiml In hr ond m i|irtt hefritr the
MrinI*inil C#ii»nIy,
i Ireoil Court « ( U f N‘ ffth J iii!l. i!il
IM ' oIIp#
■'frruil i if f It*. Hint-- u K iii r!ilii
in n i,-l f>,r_ H rinlftuie_ C o u n ty to rto lle tto r a n .l I'u U B sfl le f • ’m t
*
MM T i l A T I .1 > T lr I r K i i
fiftPMra T tull?
Mai'iin j* f JtickpnliVUfe. III.
i”*»ittmi#uft iti m %p,pupft.
Hi .•.■.ut at iir,h,ai> n
iplf nf Ml. LullU*
KUiDM fu*hp||tilr«l |
•PFLUEGER
the Senator* when Jim I'ayne
boiled a (I to 4 victor*- at Tinker
• OCEAN CITY
• PENN
$ Q .i
CRAB NETS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES
We have alio juit received a limited •
• CiiHtinjf UdiIr & Rly R oiIh
• A utomatic Fly Reels
Tomorrow night, the Fril* ieturn Ihe Orlutnln visit with on
appearance ut Tinker Field, iu*Vi
lla* amiounre*) that Fuyne wifi
rarry Ihe Fed color* into buttle
that evening, Sunday the hauls
jfiurney to I'alatka fur the llmt
o f u two game eerie* with the
A ruled*.
Jim Kchnlitel, on the hill Inst
night, wa* nicked fur 11 hit* bj
Ihe I'nrker*. Little Jim fanned
eight hatamcn and ullnweil four
flee |>a*ses. However, hy virtuo f .tie ii"*l*tuoi'P given him hy
ill* inule* ill tlie pluller. he »nnever ennshterevi in t.*- in hoi
la s t n ig ht in fiv e trip #
to the
p latte r to lead the kWf-’ -otterk
w hile H alter* of la'e .b u rg gin
riertd a double and two. (In g lri
to trad the I'a ck cr stick w o ik .
I.I .C H im t u
1Mi(ki*wu|, #»
Ml* hltliri*, rf
—n—
AkuiliMr, if
y.iMrra. Tli
many other acarce
while they last I
item *
SPORTING
GOODS
M«iPl«*ri
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I’hll.i'f*Ij*|ilit 7, Ulry rli,it*l iW ii-hlfiglm i ft |
ttlh*0)
Ikittiiiri al
T*mU
V*«rk.
f
.Hiltvtimin,
Mil,le ft Idikr,
4u*licr.
Hhurpe, / . , .Hr I... n | - 1, H n tih iii.,
Ilarr I*. U rlm i.r* .
Krrura. Capone
!. liilKM rta. Haller*, h u lls t.alteil iu
/.J»|h 1 r. l a w t. e atle r* I. Iliili,< ,
». -v r I a h - Ja*lfe-. H lisip r, llrhle.
I" m in *
l-w,» Im *-. Iille. Haller*.
la-*>, Za-p-t H I.,l,o I,user, aiiarpe.
lo.tiMe p lrys,
H arris,
IthVrewal
rt.U Ho.,,I
ta-tl , 11 , t.a*e*, l.rr - l.lita
in. i v h r t K-.I* *. Itlla off W ill,*
ir.Kioio. i In v Inulna*
lhi.ee on
i«il . off W tltlngliam J. M i s l l l r l
l lu tH a n * i HI ruck mil. hy llr lg .
aer* I H-h ulel t
WIIU Ji'lch-e.
WlllliiMlinm lamina n lle h e r* WiltInahiim
Time of sam e. J:af. I'm*
Hires. L a te ly iiu.l An4ono.li.
WMtPI .
•Fly Spinners & Tackle
Aand
iv r » :n \ u . o
r t o i iiM i M T K i u t T i n u i .
th e ir h a lf nf the fo u rth .; The hiiRiini
k n ln * «| V Hv.HII.
The hiir hat* of Ihe fa it mov local* rnuntird tw ice in the fifth
H A N Ftm w r i, l > r i a u i e i.
ing C e le ry Perl* loomed into the o ff ilnulilct l.v L e v y ami Zaypcl
Irrl-um l V. M. A uauatin* *,
(h o tlig h l again hint night when In the ninth Lw u'burg acored a n
■ir>.iuu.i *, IM ilu n n llru ch 1.
<laln»«vi|lr
I'a la ik a * ..
the .S a n fo rd entry in the Flo rid a o ther lone run, am! the tenth
Uaawa t a l a ,
S ta te League produced 1.1 *afetle* F e il m ark er w a* recorded In the
which weiti good for all ea*V l i .even t h
I'f iiiin j at ii*yf*itm lltiirh ,
when
Sh arp e
aifigltd,
to 6 victory over the l.ee in u rg »toI» .Mfcnnd «nd
OrtNiulo al H A N bO f|lL •
on I aa
ii.iInpwviiU
ut Ml, AuiftjPlJi
P acke r*. T h e win gave the Fed* pel'a sin g le to le ft.
a clean ttweejt of Ihe two game
Ireeib u rg added an o ther In the
tcrie't w ith the «eventh |ilnrp eighth o ff two h it* but the Fe«U
P a rk e r* and tt war th e - fifth tallied th e ir l l t h run th then Ht. I,.Ills
victo ry
in six *t« rl*
for
Ed h a lf of the *a m e ‘ atu nia 'When Itrunk t>"Ft
lltlP(i)tl
L e v y ’t gang.
liry a n t
acorevi
a fte r
he
hmi NV«r Y u rt
laical o fficial* are expecting iln g le ri and the Imll waa over i'hirniiii * UiMlfthAU
the larg e*! trow d of the current tbrow n
fTUpUuritli
*ra*on tonight when the local*
Jo e . Ju stic e .and
At Bryant I'M Uitelpni*
is
Jti
V , . l n S i f V Iteaalfa
w ill he hont* to the league lend rnm e up w ith the fie ld in g 1g en ii
• N*» Vorfc I, I'lltahu rati t.
ing Urtnmtn Senator*. Manager of the W en in g . In ih e -ix th . Ilm
Ilntlnn S. r*ti cago X r l l gtaltig*)
T rd
M adjetki
plans
tn ^ U M - ria w a * throw n out by J u i l l. e
rin rlnriH lI ». |ln .i,K I>n y.
,,
H o w a rd ; M int in on the inoumi on. a v___
e ry d iffic___
u lt p la y behlml
Utlierv n>.l v l e i t j l w .
w hile la iv y V hu rlin g a*jdgmne.U first base, lit the seventh I
LARGE SELECTION OF
to
F R ID A Y ,
H E R A L D , 8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
STANDINGS
made* u beautiful ratrh of
> 0 .0 0
8A N FQ BP
Iteil Willingham sln-ted fin
l.ecehurg and fared f.ve men at
the plate Silvermnn was *afe
■m nn erior amt lliyant, Itiiile
and Lake walked. Levy Unshed
a single into rigid and Witling
iuim hit the shuyvers. He was
ii plttml hy IJri^grr* who war
lmmrillu:ely nlekrd fur ’ single*
by Justice mid Sharpe ami Zu*|mi’s hnir fly to eerier pimluce-t
the aixth Fed run of the finiue
«»f
M H tilnM *1 « > iU h ll 7 F lo r t U a , a in l
l-.H iB ;t M o t t.f U m l ftft.bft f » « i
N itM li a fit! H n u th , m ill l t 7 f *•#-1
fk iN l a m j
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It
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Ilh lW F r ll
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liit lr i =Antll hr tmlihf In t* F t four
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pr tw’■•ill
r it iiltNUON.
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HrftiifiiilF t’utifiIy, K lo r tli.
T i n : n t U T ' i T r T ilt ir r - o K t i i k
NINTH j r i H C A t . U lltC U IT O F
t h i : h t a t i: o f
fu h u u a
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ANCl r u n H K UISVH .K OXtttNTV
IN i-HANl'NItV
i ' i . a i t h a I'A lin m u i i i i . i : v . piuiuHH. VH J i l l : k . IIM .EV . in.fMi.1in
ly S & a
RECORDS,
Late Popular Number! — Old Favorite* — Hill-Billy* — Blue*
Spiritual!
A u . IN COPD CONDITION with value, from 53c to $1.05 all at
price — your choice
W J tIS L E Y
TOILETRIES
iri'itrtlei! in I*uItlic
Wiwl
SOMK NEW
SOME SLIGHTLY
YS DEMONSTRATORS
Extras All Women Love I
• M ir r t 'K T « A P T K VM
i v i ANIHIKW 7 J II A I IV K v mol
-—■
— IIA IIV K V , hie wife. If marrl,-*l whore I ..l ,| e n < - r I* uoVnnWn,
II U rinK . nrol II either »,f raid
|>orlle* l.r dead, II,en lo ell u,<
I. no Wo perron* rhtlm lna - an» In*
le re rl hy. Ihrouah f>r uroh-t ihrnv
ur either ol (hem. a* heir*. 4#vlae«H
rrfd ltn r*, asslirnc1-*. n e r u io i., *.luiInlM raiura, nr i.ihertv'ae. . . J iu
a ll perspna havlnn or rlnhnlna lo
have In In lrre rt, right, of Hue In
nnd lo Ihe properly herelnafter
>l<errll.ed
Y O U A N li H A IT I UK YOU AltH
IIP .ItH IIY N U T IK IH U that
so »
In <|lll*I title* ha* hren Ihl* day
llln l r a a in r i you la Ihe I’lrcult
I'ourt of Hamlruile t'ounty. lit chan*
r e ly , a l Hanford. Klorhta, In * ’ o#r*«ln rau re e n llitril, p la in llfl *a ln*i
Andrew J H arvey r | at., defend.
-<nt». and the dearitpilnn of th.real ram ie de*crlhe,1 In said *ul!
I* a- follow *;
lull » nf lllock t. nf T . , la
In the f'tly of Hanford. Florida,
rtrronjlnif In F la t (hereof duty
unr.
Distinctively bottled Wfinley G old Tnssol cologn e—
Individually
boxed
to
m nke nn nttrpctive
A lso nnckniiftL with W ris-
ley dusting powder. And
orecln te n box o f 8 frnUrnnt Superbe sonp enkes
or It Inrjfe em bossed bnthsize enkes.
Cologne ...... ................1.00*
Cologne and powder.. 1.9S
G old Tataal Soap ....1.00
Superbe Soap ............ 1.00
,
chaiv-arr Xu. «I4T
lllto rra
u p e t i.M A T in n
TO- J lIK K Itll.F.y.* a»t» Wash*
In n .ii Avcnur. hr. lamia. M I**ourl.1
You ar» hrrrhv
imllflMi ihul
aull lor J i o i jr s ha* l . . . n
til-,1
-agaln«l >„u ... ih * ahovc Myl-it
'’Hurt l.y i ‘I.A t’lHA I* A M II I K H
I t lL K Y . anil that p ,s »r» a n lw rd
to fll- your w ritten appaaram-.
lp*r*unaMy or l.y atto rney) to the
tint nf rnm plalnl In *uhl eaue* fn
Hnaday. Hi* |n t itay n| June. I *««.
|m l |o lh *r*rifliT file your Aefease
f n rtv you hate. In the lllll of
I'omplalnl a* r-ilulre.1 In law .
T ).» . aanfnnl lU ra ld la herehr
*'* *h» -lewkpaper In
Whleti this aotlr* snail he puhllshe«9
r»r(ce each week for four ronseeuHull |.,i
u i i i i i :h
FOR MOTHER’S DAY . . . thiny big brimmed *p
•owe with unart, new.high crown* . . I dUra, heavy i
luaciou* bloom* and aatiny riblnm* . . . and pretty cri
trimmed aailor*. Moet of them gwalhcd in veiUn||
AUSTELLE DRESSES
In the Prince!. Theatre Building
Some clasaic ainglet gpd iota included at one*half price.
106 N. Park Ave,-B«hind Henry RtmeH’t Sfed Storo
SEE US FOR THE BEST
A Complete lin e Of "BIRDS EYE” Frozen ’FViijta and
Vegetables paw available . . .
FRESH DAILY
Sport Styled
D
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-J'li.’
I , -■
The Famoua Poyvny.Flake Doughnut*— Sugar
SUMMER
HANDBAGS
Coated and Plain
$ 2 .$ 8
n n d
$ ^ | .9 8
and Vegetables
Hb M fabric* ;*nd plastic
er
handbags
fo r
all
�,
I
FRIDAY,
M AY
10, 1946
TU K S A N F O R D U E ItA U ). S A N F O R D FLO R ID A
t iii:
r o n t T «>f t h e
NINTH J I H U I A l , 1 'IR f l'IT , IN
A S H K ill! S K iU N O t.i: t'O O IT Y .
K I.H lIlliA
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J \ > H 8 K K T K V K N S. I'lulntlff. V8
m i l l K H T K V K N *. D rfrm lani.
PA G K
FIVL
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W h ^ not b rin g M oth er
out to T h e R E P BA RN
fo r d in n e r'M o th e r* a D ay,
M a y 1 2?
S p ecia l M o th e r 's D ay
D in n er .
Roast T u rk e y a n d a ll the
fixin gs . . . $ 1 .5 0
n jv iiiio :
imin:n (iv n i i n m i i n
iv' T i l l ; S A M E III* T U B H TA TK
“ F T l.<> I! I D A: TO AlAli V K
ROLL S
CAKES
Pics
* E U - 1 AIN’ T LETTIN THIS
DELICIOUS S O U T H E R N
.
BREAD GET CRUSHED/ J 3
X -C T tl " S O THERE /
ROHRS
ROY JOHNSON’S
a v a il a b le
at
NURSE LOSES FAT
. SAFELY AYDS WAY
th e
FLORIDA
HOTEL
13/ B. Ciumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
SUMMER
RATES
DttKtmn n i up
Autom obile
Avinlio'n
Burglary
Bonds
Crime Protectirm
Cargo
Dishonesty
Extended G overngo
Fire
Hospitalization
Health
(com tnerplnl)
( non-coinm orcinl)
Jew elry All-Risk
Liability . ,
( Autotnbbil**)
a
( Business)
( Personal)
Life
Lifetim e Income
M oney Sr Securities
W indstorm
W ork men’s <’ am nensnt ion
YOUR FINANCING NEEDS
A utom obile Puiehnses
FI IA Loans On Homes
To Build
• T o Buy
T o Remodel
Life liiKurmiee Loans
YOUR SERVICE NEEDS
Insurance Analysis
,
Insiiriince Survey
Blotters
Claim
Road Maps
Memorandum Pads
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SCREEN DOORS -- WINDOW SCREEN
M od e to O r d e r
Send W ID T H & LE N G TH M E A S U R E M E N T
Screen Doors
Accident
It must be:., ' M
IN
SUMMER IS HERE
A re your screens in g o o d o r d e r ?
VOUli INSURANCE NEEDS
IN THE SOUTHEAST
.More pcoplt diink Atlantic Ale and Beqr than any other.
Allmtit Ctmp*»y—Dinmut
R ed Barn R estau ran t
3 m iles South o f S a n ford
on R ou te 17 ‘ *
(R o y w an ts t o see y o u )
SERVICES
RENDERED
t CsI i f a i r adrbeef t i n tin
HOME BAKERY
IN THE IOWAN BUILDING
bron ze
Window
Up to 3 6 ” x8 4 ”
25
Screens
B R O N Z E W IR E
U p to 3 6 " x 7 2 "
w ir e
Cash W ith
O rd e r
liitlam i- S h ip p ed C .O .D .
Southern
Johns River .Mnnufuuturing Co.
,X
181
St. A u g u stin e, F lorid a
Why Suffer with —
“ ASTHMA” and “ HAY FEVER
TRY
Asthnianefrin
y jS T ’a&k
The new and effective
inil a la I in mi I Ihifapy
oietlind lUd has given
relief anil satisfnet Lot) to thousands.
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OUN I CONMJSt WIIH IOT CAMIRAt
.111
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&wdrBnl*« wltn §#tn igUWl*
HUSH munmy u r./rl t.jve C O D ! • » , I M M flH A T£ S H l r M t N T
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
K & K SALES COMPANY
10 liay T'iul
Contra Indications far
Ihr use id Udh product
In on the label.
31 PillHliiiruh Lite Itlilu. lH-pl. **-!» Pittsburgh 22, l’a.
Touch ton Drujt Co.
< iV ttA *C f AT A JAV/,VO
It, CkaUewjd. V.r/.U, ChUi*4t
• Cnol, E«.r Gilp Haadla.'
• L'u h i .
um d I
Si m
w elq b l 4H iba.
•C.iiupl.1. with Dal.L-btU. Cord,
Tim .->unr«.nl llrralit kin** Into
.non- than
home* in San
ford mill Seminole .County. It
you |n»vo Homo thing to m*1I or
buy yon will find that a r!a,sfIk'd ail in lhc*e column* will
.til the must people about.it for
the least money. I'hone 148 nr
bring y»ur ail to Th, Herald
nffiec for mark results,
• Suit.bl. tut Ail trp»« ol liucl&g.
CLASSIFIED RATES
m<
08r
OTr
fl.V
per line for on, Inaerlton
prr line fnr 3 in»ertiun»
prr line foi *ix inurlionn
prr linr fnr 26 insertion*
Minimum charge 30r
Count S word* to > line
Including phone and addrma
J. T. Ijtwrenre, Knterprlae.
I.A PV iletire, fi day week or
ICtrl lime work, I'lerirnl pre
ferred, hill what have you In
offer? P. O. Ilox 1444.
IIAI.I.AltD'.'j r>eo, grocerlee, etc.
lioUb.
6
I t t iD jl fu r n '.h n l hmmr
gut age, Sm all fam ily
per month J . V M artin,
Box 98.
FURNISHED room-
111!
Avenue. Phane lU -tV
WANTED TO RENT
H )R SALE
(lit Til ABE
reel, tried llornc
.leery hoar. I'ig* ‘1 month, old
|K. Aim 2 ‘ r month old $5
. A tll.c liv .,
TIHS
U the
nniwer to your
ftlt.lHI question line of aanfon l’ii very be»t A hou.e fit
•for a King. Two »tory frame
houae. run parlor, livimr room,
dirrtng room. Inenkfnst room,
kitchen, one lie. I loom downatair*. Three Ih-.I room* and
glniixed in rleepine porrh up
stair,. Immediate Vi.waidon.
hat ward V. Lane
o«
* * * BORN w m t GTRiPre
an d SPICKS WHICH LAlt R
Pl&APPCAR
O kD tP
peMuaneni
I'hone 111). 8 A 'I til
*»r hftu^r h>
l**mht f n
All
"»h M
x
1. 1.
BUY
yuur
fur,
o f age or condition
300 W*. 2nd St
regardli’,*
EANING Co
X-CF.L FEEDS
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
SOMETIMES
F A R R E L L ’ S
C i 4t < 'r r < < >
PACKAGE S f O t l B '
Concrete Pipe, Building Blink*. Rcndy-mixcd Concrete
I ou r
tilil
building
d ow n
i nrc fit it I takin g ca re o f
ilnm era . . nt ou r new io»
at the S T . J O H N S R IV E R
DOCK
an Die lakefronL
Septic Tank*. Concrete Fence I’ih I, \\rll t tirb«* and
The Seminole Feed Company
Property Murker*
li*tt it AitACt BiOb. 7%o*e3M
Itoy Iteet.
Peninsular Concrete
'ILL pay hlghe«t price, for u»td
rar, and also.winked and iiurued or old cara for part,.
Bailiff & Son, i’ hone 237-W
I*. 0 . Box 1470, Sanford, Fla,
HOY RKKI. ha* tire*! Truck, or paint— all color,, mleinir flat wrll
pjiMcngrr — new. uwil. 390 paint— all color, and many other
W. 2nd St. Vh. 1040-J. _______ item*.
HANFOHII PAINT A til.AHS CO.
“ < lltCUbATINCl'llKATRBS
They’re available now and NOW UKPLAUF. your 1 record phnnu
is the time to get one. Choose
player with a I94fi 10-inch
-from our big selection of Spark, . r*cord changer. Hauer Radio
IVrffrction, ivonhoe and Ameri
Service. 118 8. Park, Phona 89.
can Sun Flame moilcls.
DfIDGE • Pl.VMOUrH
E
ON
SIGNS
rep aired.' built,
IIILI. HAHHWARP, CO.
PARTS AND SKKVICB
mad* In Sanford. Call u» /a r 10* Palmetto Abe. * Phene t o il
eitimate*. Bauer Hadlo Service,
I PR— 1200 ft. 3 " Mack and ;
Uft 8 . Park. Phone ' 29._______
MISC1CI.LANH0US
vaifib-dj -3 0 0 ~ fu « " -Wat
i|uantitid". aiirqi 9** to 1". f
SIMMONS bed, complete, draaner,
vrnuil 3 and 4 Inch**. A
FLOOR SANDING
couch. Mr*. F. C. Slade, lxmgnathy, Osceola, Fla., week <i
and finishing. Cleaning am! wax
wood.
only.
ing. New G oon turf nerd to per
fection. Old Goora made like new.
R
A
D
IO
-Zenith
Cabinet,
good
FOB SALE by owner —
condition.
The
Gablea,
4th
A
3 bedroom htiUte fS«00.
It. M. GLEASON
Magnolia.
too M.
C h ro m a
—*
tl PiM-lturgli Idle Midi’ . Di pl. (Ml I'il I'lnirnh
F E A T U R IN G
WANTED
Phone HOS-J. ||. (J. Tourhlon. '•The man who knowr* Sanford" TO BUY— fresh gout milk dolly
Grade A. Phone 214 W. 1BII2
1291 '.'el cry.
Lake Ave,
MAGIC Chrf g a , range for. sale.
K.MPTY R'gal. oil can,—41>c each.
|20. 907 Magnolia
I HUY’ cow ,, calves, yearling
If. II. Pope Co.
.It. W. tAird, Phone 788-YV.
GbADS for Mother’, Hay, Rive’ v,
•VK MANUFACTUHK and"rebuild
Orlando Highway
Kverythinre In Bedding." We
slock quality furniture. Call ua GOI.HKN Bantam Corn. Hire*,
Orlando Highway.
for your bedding and furniture
need,. K r h n I , Bedding and
.SCARCE ITFMK
Furniture Co., 117 W. 1at St., Available
no* Steel wool, Rhellar,
Phone 1133.
aluminum pnint —l»e,i graih-, floor
'
I
A6 TV<tMO(row J
;t i trilromn hoo-i
nlahcn.
tjN O fH t n EXAMPLE O r H A t U R lij
CAMOOrVAC* IE R t P R n i H l l D 1
IN 1H L TAPIR. T H L V to uw o i
DEPENDABLE
AND PROM IT
Dry cleaning
Service
U u in iil*
Plum e 1211
S u nfurd, Florida
BUSINESS SKKVICIi
3290 down. 00 months at
per month. Highway 44 at
Cobin. RL t, .B ox H I . J,
Kaatner.
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— Remember — we hare them LAWNS mowed with pnwrr mow
er. Phone ,779-XJ.
In all sla ii — and the price
la right. Stanley-Rogers Hard- CASH buyers waiting for Homo*
war* Co.
* _______
Grove,, Buainet, property a
ell type*. For quick results 11,
your property with W. Bryan.
000 SWEET potato
12)0 per 1,000, puilhk
tUiliottn, Healt
Phone S302. •
AR1TCKS—Now la tho time to
have your tractor painted ot
ReePe Paint Shop. S0f? W. 2nd
SL Phone 10A4-J.
BASIC S L A G - fertiUi
A 4-73. Fire damaged
hay. tin, lumbar. Bg
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
be axsured of receiving only
PltK.Hir FEEDS with none of
thrlr value lost In itorage.
tl! StaYter Ma,h
DRIVE -
4 ;r* »io g - Maxlt
Dal'/ Feed _____
ling Peed .......
...
SA|
441?
Fpirlxl dbnnmt on purchtvet
of MW pound* ol- -mire.
TRIP
mir Ford Deiilrr Knim* Your F«rd Best!
BUMPER
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
111 R I I S E Y
Flour & Feed Mills
l ( Ilahv rb'f-k. from ihorourhly
t latt'ol and IntiUctad Ooeka—
hatcher twlr* a week.I______
PHONE 200
BUMPER
CHECK-UP
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
I'hone 37
W o are happy to announce that
BUILD your homo with High
Teat ConorsU Blacks. Mlracli
Concrete Co., i . K. TerwIOeger
109 ,1m A t, . , F jt.l.l
1910,
ut'iiounkxv~ ( M r » i C
detect Ion in stock. R. S. Brown,
o
ol I
M north
r f l i Orar^
n im ru m
C
lrb o lta :
2911
W
Orlande,
Ht.TON ). M0UGHT0N, JR.
In n o w a a a o cia te d wil
HELP W A N TED »| T . W ^ J f T E f t -
_
COLORED
II. JAMES GlIT AGENCY
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GIRLS
f^work. . SemlnoUj
ANNOUNCEMENT
SANFORD AUTO PARTS CO
S tr e e t •
Phono
As Insurance Solicitor
312 EAST FIRST ST.
345
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10, 1946
YOU DRIVE ITI
- PHONE 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
4ii
T a x i- c a b
la t e
PACK A (IE STORE
RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR
al Estate Sales--Rentals—Mortgage
8 Ingle or Married
A gts 16 - 35
Experience Unnecessary
• Paid while learning.
• Frequent increases
• Overtime pay
• Paid vacations
FRIENDS
•
•'ttitrt,
N'liit I.
tilt. X l a l r t.f
Sugared, doz
YOUR
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TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
Starting Rate
5 days
$25.0(1
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Dependable Insurance find Ronds
Room I, Florida State Rank Raiding
S I G N S
fo i
h o u rs
APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR
SHOW CARD AND-POSTERS
8 - 5 a fce k d a y s
Saturdays 8 - 1 2
—Dee’s Sign Service
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
■-iiiliii.lt t*?m
l ‘l*itllilirt» It.i
tultr i-liarg.
t u t i p . n , tfi.ii i
Loana
(O. I>. EANDRESS)
Plume 1021
Crescent
Pound Cake
im m m i
l>4 C»«»l itt.NIIC t l.(iltc It. {0
REALLY FRESH!
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES!
Golden Bantam Corn,*doz.
Fancy Selected Tomatoes, 1 lb can
Large Iceberg Lettuce, head
Large-Juicy Lemumv-lhYellow Onions, 3 lbs
* $ *|iti
« *m*u■
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Fresh Crisp Carrots, bunch
liintlrH Inn
Fancy Wax Beans, 2 lbs
Fresh Green Beans, 3 lbs
U. S. No. I Red Bliss Potatoes. 5 Ibi
cjjO
f i s lOf
s Is ?
Seeded Raisins
H .nil
li„ h,
3-PIECE BEDROOM IN
V c t u —Colgate', i f c m deodorant—i , diflercm (m m « j tlc in lo t.n l f n u 't i o c r u icd
before! I k t iu ie il lu n u tn * l)* ra h t, an ca*
i l a u i f new u fc t f ingredient — Veto J t t «*/
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t|trra<l> anil rub, in c a iily , i l t a u t r |u met l l
<H|rt rnniit in |»r. St, m e Veto regularly in
t|t,n tidttr, check per*plr*cmn — u j t h ! I Of
im i larger alact. D rug and cm m eric tuunltra.
Powder
E) Darndo
Sweet Wines
lie
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50e
C o lg a t e ’ s
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MAHOGANY OR MAPLE
For you who p refer the charm and
dignity o f period furniture. A skill
fully designed grou p that will flat
ter your room and m ake it u haven
o f rest ami loveliness. Vanity with
sw inging mirror, panel bed and chest.
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Flour, 10 lb bag
li|ittm l In n
DOES NOT ROT CLOTHES. . . Because of
• Duratex, New Safety Ingredient Found Only in Veto!
I . im.I
Clapps, jar
Cheriots, pkg.
iuiiii nan
lipuuif inti
M ilk
Powdered Milk
f i l l afvirii
muni h o t
Whitebousc
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VETO
Iona Tomato Juice 46
Tuxedo Feeds will make your
Chicks Crow
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Plum Jam
1 lb. Jar
Pancake Flour V/4 lb Pkg
Four Seasons Salt 2 lb Pkg
BABY CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
(Jot your supply of strong
healthy Rally Chicks from
S .llf lf t
Grape Juice Punch
Pt Btl
CHIFFOROBES
Skinless Weiners* lb
2nd St. nt Sanford Avc.
;c size chifforobcs
drawer *pace on
idte and plenty of
ig (pace on the
Hat full length
Rhone 558
Polish Style Smoked Sausage, lb
Fresh Ocean Mullet, lb . ..
ODD VANITIES
Fresh Frozen Cod Fillets, lb
Smoked Salmon, lb
FRANK’S TAVERN
• $ 2 4 ,5° u,)
and
Smoked Whitefish, lb .................
HI-HAT CLUB
Fat Back, l b .................................
Assemble your bedroom group
from our odd stock . . . A wido
ODD CHESTS
Fibre clothes cloacl to
fit into that im all earn
er in your bedroom or
dretting room. Holds 15
to 20 garments.
Odd chests in walnut fin
ish or unpainted onei
to paint the. color you
prefer.
Deep,
room )
drawer*.
choice of vanities and dressers.
Spiced Luncheon, 6 lb can -......
« l Hnni._6_lb tan.
B O X SPRINGS
Breakfast Links, lb ....
......
Fresh Link SauHage, lb .....
Coney Island Franks, l b .....
DINE and DANCE at the
HI-HAT CLUB
AND MATTRESSES
• ■
The
famour Beaut yreit
OPEN EVERY NHJHT
OrchtHlra Every Salurdny Night
Steaks— Chicken— Barbecue
Fresh Ocean Jumbo Shrimp, lb
. Sanford. • DoLaad
Hlihwsy—
t ion a lly
ad vert itoii
formerly HhorlV Cswp
Fresh Local Ducks, drawn, 1b ..
A CONSTANT
73c doz
..... 15c
REMEMBRANCE
$1.0.60 up
Now is the time to plan
to have your graduation
picture made, by
A & P FOOD STORE
^Magnolia Avenue
Sanford. Fla,
Odd beds in poster or spo
sign. Single or double, sue,
ROBERT L. BOX
photographer
ESSEX STUDIO
EASY
�*1
In Unity There la Strength—
To Protect tho P u cr of tfir Worldt
To Pronote tho Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
®Iru ^ rn tferd liu ra lit
THE WEATHETl
e
(ioixlilrr.il.tr il.ju.ll.irn throu.l. lur-day. Seal*
trml t)iumlfr-lio»rrs mi.-Ux l>i .Hr moon and
rvflilni.
AN INDEPENDENT DAUY NEWSPAPEK
. VOLUME, X XXV II
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
M ONDAY, MAY
13,
1946
i
Associated Press Leased Wire
NO. 169
British Still
Soft
Hope To Solve
Indian Problem To
Defense Challenges
Tribunal’s Authori WAITING FOR THIS PHANTOM KILLER
ty To Try 28 Japan_ese War Criminals
T O K Y O , M ay 1.1, (/P)—
Thu ch ie f defense^ counsel
fo r Japan’s m ajor w ar erim_ Inals argued today that Ja* pan did not surrender un
conditionally nnd does not
have to obey ev ery A llied
com m ahtt Basing his a rgu
ments on-his in terpretn tiorw f- o f the Potsdam declaration,
attorney Ichiro Kiyuae also claim,
ad that the Allies’ Far Kail Mili
tary Tribunal luck* authority to
try the l!H defendants on t>.'>
count*.
* 0 The court took the challenge
9 under advisement ua it adjourned
until tomorrow morning. The
Alliea' chief proiecutor. Joseph
B. Keenan, labeled Kiyosc's argu
ment as "The height of ilisunlIty." He offered documentary
evidence thnt the mrrendcr wan
"lillerly wilhotK condition."
Kiyose aaid that in giving the
tribunal Jurisdiction over crimes
against peace ami crimes against
humanity "General MacArthur is
A exercising authority he does not
* possess.”
The chief defense counsel ulao
atated that Japan's lop slalesmtn agreed to surrender in the
belief they would not L>e prose
cuted as war criminals, under
the surrender of laat Septcmlwr,
aald, Japan recugnited
s n . would oobey only those
orders and directives bused on
tha, Potsdotn declaration of last
Coal Operators Agree
Ray A.F. Of L. Miners
$3,000,000 In Back Wages
Conference
Breaks
On Moslem Demand,
For
Independent!
State Of Pakistan
SIMLA, India, May 13, (AT—
The British cabinet mission made
it plain today that it atill hashopes o f solving the Indian imle- '
pe tide nee problem, atthnugh ad- j
milting failure ef an uiuht-day;
rntlf**|.i.|te‘ with* .Moslem find flirt- *
do leader*.
'
>8 Nazis Given
Disorder Flares To
day At Pratt And
Whitney Plant At
, W. Hartford, Conn. .
LUNCH FOR TOJO AND COMPANY
D rtr . $ . L v C « » ,| - g i r » /v e x e
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IT , Q
T m k n n a l
U s Os 1 llD liH c ll
Th*rconference iompletelv broke’ .
.
~
dttwn yesterday, dealing a severe ^ T IU U IIH W I T t ' 0 | ) O n i bfow to tlic hopes of those who
•
c
expected ipiick transition from
lOTH
O f
IllttH TI011S
liritish foul Iid to Indian self-,*
Camp
govetnnirnt. It seenird apparent!- Mauthausen
that thr mrtling fpuntlviYil o n ,
the Moslem League's demand*
HAITI W , tleinmoy. May l
for an independent Moslem slate '£)■
hift> eight Nu*.« whose
W A S lIIN fIT O N , .May. 13,
.
;
(o f
Pakistan),
The
Congress bind* and conscience me stain
I «rtv Utterly opposed Ihl*. want„n|, d,,. blood of thuusniiil'
ing at least an India utilfied ns l(/ , oneentration mmp victim*
to foreign affairs, defenso ah-1 j|ul .
sentenced to hung,
communications,
; Th,- scene » a , ItachaU, tierTwu comluunii|ues were issued ]nuny, whete on American miltafter the breakdown, one by the tiry court has la-.-n li dding the
cabinet
mission,
the
Moslem iggesl war crimes timl of them
league and the Congress Party, si
The condemned were f.H .f
and Mie other by the mission .fn tl, mid SS men of the m i
alone. Neither gave n reason fdj (moms Mauthausen muidor'camn.
collapse of the meeting.
l i f t ) eight time-, ihe pie idea!
The Mission's statement said *'-• the ,-nutl tend ibis sentom
I h4* rnil ft
tit
iiini mnjj
that it anti l hi* virrt-ity,
.
Ita .. ilnitU **f the
W uvr■IL xxi ml .1 go tn Dr Hit (it
1uihi'i - LkMTThf l|*l * “ •T fl T'' 1 4
linn rfHX .Hill 1il 1r 1 lmM|4* U htlltf
' im(t*, -t il tfire t x«»u L* J i'tUIi
inrrt! mn Ihe liPXt
(>!’)— O p crttiom r*f soft c o n i'
minor* tmliiy hrivih I to p a y
A . F. o f l „ M iners a p p r o x i
m a tely ?:i,i»on .oo0 in b a c k •
h o lid a y p a ) - . TUe d eciaion .
by tin- tii.rii.iK>-nifnt c le a re d
the way fo r di>iiiH.-iit>ii o f
,
key issues in the d e a d lo c k e d
n egotiatinns. In a greeu iR to
i,.e itemun.l mad1 .by llie t ailed
Mine Worker* chief, John l—
ewi*. the opciiili-i, i-*u i'd a
stiitemi-in which 3-avi.t their nrlion
lUCteil a.d a renot tn Ill*
«'n|?tiit»on in j*ny wuy of any
mei it in 1fie *!* miiiii1 •<i aw e*t ahllfhll'k! a |M einlf! it fur future
ui'tlmi
.ft tool op-S1 r«l» alMil the
ill. to tesnine *1 «ri‘*. tT,«liinn* .tgaio
Pm
t*..t.l> xx*•1s 1■4- ii' *
1i t.rimn - V\, .*•*-- •rX J*.i.iii ne for
!. *.-Broke*!
a -r'Mi-r) i*-i 1 , f *h*
It'll! 1si41 'Il (KIf!.
II§H**'\« 1 tnth IhI* 1ninei • H1111
bv I»el,i t.n
•H* 1*Tti UiU til Tt»
t. t*M , ■• *
iti mk.* th»*
I*
*
I..L*. 1♦ s*ls»| *ttfuih •
f Lx.lit M 1.. *
a ’V
nf.
iij.
h•
tin • 1ti# III*III- 1' ,1n*l 1hr hi 4-r I•W J|4*.|
! ill f himi: but talk.
*T.?Mle *,M**iii mem} 41■* in rein*
xl\ mild Hit1. t .1 lHW
teturn*4 U.tlk .•••t. *
*le« hu e»|1 thry
vxi! 1 ti. •i*,*ti) ■-itw SiOfil a lnew eon*
IiiiicB 11-4*1 i*% **kk*ne»|. Menu xxlute, the
lum *»n rail
. am! H I' 1 lift. •1
T h |nil*-!» t
at**| expr09«
*)1(WA
- >
: n«-.J t >*'( nun
h
1uniat »l. 1 |rom 'I
dkt . m.i- *th I **hin> tn i-nfllfCO
ft
^ r-i'»tbr»
j'eiref:* -1au*h in
'fin ■r -*K\ir*
I1*!*!
«-ff**tt H*■
\\ * . ( •X II 4 . 1 I|^- y* perg
* s v h vt feet
t-11 HitN- ai m
i1 j
h s i f i |* if i |*
i*t
T in - joint ,11111(1111 n u|in- Mild the
hirii irit \ mu \ j
I*r u
h
roiifcinii •• had ib-ridcil "no o»r
i t
1hi * kllif v 1•itkk it i»
would be -,-lX,‘,l bv fin Ibet dis
• ii
*XH)% w.flH* u i t h *' ■( 1
cussions."
1•* lllilg
|11 |II k*ll vt hltro, 1
Keen n f in-*--In fare folk be
in*' Lit; i!«-i cc| (mill the •••ml
tween
Mohamed
All
J iinalt, -lilt
Iradci of lhr Mo,Inn League, and
JawnbaVlal Nehru, president-elect I •ti1% thix-e **f thr Mmit hiixi«” it j
WITH HIS a u j? AORO6f) Ilia KNEEH. A Prater guards the home of Ihe Congress Party, failed to
xxith tlieii :
of Mrs Jess Alien (background. with sent in Texarkana, Ark. while salvage the meeting.
tn.Him thry wfii* n»fiti*«r#ij I
authorttlee seek cluea to the identity of i killer who hi* taken five lives
u pi laiiii fur (tir it’ki sif ih$*ir J
In New Delhi, a commonwealth
W n II OTHER- W A H -C H IM fi. I>r KKNDANTS w a tr.l h e id e in
in the area within xlx weeks. Practically every tiome In Miller bounty
member of llie vicctoy's uxoeutivsl 1
wnr lim e Jap Premier itliiiki Io>o itlgtit. is siiowil eating
U armed against a possible new strike by the unknown.murderer.
council, Dr. N, 11. Khare, proIII the eomtriNim butidiog to Tokyo from a legill.ir O l m e:.,
posed that if fmther st
klllKtu! ctm|v,||rkji Ttir meal ■'otulkli'il o f ts e ! |»il pie - mustu-.J
July,
lit it'lllii
(i}$ Inil in
butlrard
hta> k i o f '
amt till-ud unit btilLei
rlntr
Prosecutor Keenan declared that 1
i un<titiition I'HOrU’il l»y pm liftmen:
6 the Japanese communications de
m
but
h»M
m
nbeytuirr^
livered to the Kx4i*s -Government
* '|sifiea» ibcii.
— at- thw -.ttme or^ T W n u m n iM r
showed it was without condition.
He. laid the surrender ultimatum
I’ M . 1 lifford F I't - 1". t.
prepared at Potsdam called fur
j
Jri inU'ly.
• l i t l«
'J1, v .ir........... I" ni'odli*' ■l1.'
"the unconditional surrender of
with Ihe ti|h Marine Div.*ton n
n»4 ah •hti h ii I . al tippi/.
all Japanese forces."
tile i’urifa , was discliaigt-d luKlyose'a view of tho Potsdam
lUvW 11 li.tf- Iif i* 1i it t,iii thirty,
Fridny hi tin- Jucksonx 111,- Main
iUT|!f e 4'Ht.lt Ski
•=f tt.
anthrac*
declaration Included the argument
F r o v i s i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n W o u l d B p S e t U p t itt* mm** Htvtiri - ami the U.M.W.
l‘ernoiim-1 Reparation Center
that no provision was made for Flan For Recreation
4
Asslgoeil lo the Marine, a, t
charges made In the present in
[ vverf cfilleil ini* > fline Ihinl bar- Park For Negroes
B y F o rce If N e ce ssa ry A n d A ttem p t T o
With School Board,
_____ _
cor p, man in -Inly, ID It, I'ro (.-■
dictment which holds the depiinumr .Mvitin in \«*w York.
> fendantx responsible for Inciting
County Commission ,
annual report, the Sc-.. saw nrrioii hi the Invasion «f
I|*i« -1 '
the Ia’«u|t .4
It,Ah
h
To
Be
Given
To
City
R e p a t r i a t e 1 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 J e w i s h
P e o p le
*
i tnuli1 < iiyfiiy tit*ilIt,n anil Fillet Okinawa, mu] with Ihe llti Maim
” war and for mistreatment pf
-il tin U it * ■ ' i*iin inkliana
. ,
t, ... ...
. colon is AsMkcintion reiidi tr*l '1 Reglmi'iit wt'i'n lin-v cauluie.I tli
Allied peoples,
i
.1..," 11,n r cu n. M4«l ri *k
M U
Genige, Tnuhy. reporting at.Ihe
Judge R. W, Ware ammnnred.
1M,n|,tt4.(, ,tl „ lr St;.„ Yuko,ut,u Nitvill Hii-c u fi-w dux
-i h •.j 'I, ♦1**
T1■ "utt nme
Mayfnir luncheon today op the today that effort, ate U-mc made SllMltIl,
according to Mr- t i before Ibe Iapa liese -in tinihrecent district conference of Flor to ».vure the ™o|mri.lm.. ..f the W>11|( Kucher, ,ecrelar>
lle id**- wa with tile --i i ii|»u' i"'
f --• I 4l
f I
ida Itotnry at Miami Hindi, iles- C o unty < o m o n ,.m n , Il.......| ..f
sit,,-,- 11U 0 , T2
Imv.- *
force ■ i - 11.i cliui
v\ I H \ i i •'L l» y otin.,
.uiiim.l t,\ lit.
seril>ed it a* one of the best or I'uhltc Instruction and III) ' om , c|1„ , lr,| There .are on file I"
Prim to la-inc a,Signed to it-.
D t ?
ti-»*nleiti
! fi$|r*|
» Max
ganized and most inspirational mbaion in financing the employ- ! known case, of tuliervuloM* wn 1 Marine-, pi.ubo *erve.| foi fn*
,*, i *Ii, 11ike ImiittiiI
nt, itIi**u- i»f I' ile - Man *|
conventions he ever attended. merit of a compeUnl prolmti-io jruVl, |H.,.n re,mrte,| p, Semin • month, aboard ihe dr*lr»yii * i4.i-»..i, plant
tin*-, In I
\liman i he k'"' Ft**! .1 i \\t.
President Lea lusher showed Ihe officer for county »cho*d» who County The cost of :i,40.i -rna't Curt I'llUliuiy mid made lu<
«»f th*1 Nile*tw*»u>tti I'nii.l Com*
club a map drawn by Elton will alio serve us an attendance x-rnys made Inst Septemlier by convoy trip, to N’oitli Africa,
A'liinuei’ uf ciintiiiweU kf'is ci linn-fit. **ai.l lh Mttttiin. wnnhl
The veteran>weurs five ribbons, A$*rviM.‘ t*w Hmifnid ctiAtniiufi'D »m Ih* net np eith.'i ititM year or next'!|*miy in \\i"*t H*irif**i.i. Fi^hta
Further progress on removing Moughton of the proposed colored officer.
the Slute Mobile X-rav Unit were
obstacles and walar' hyacinths recreation center and announced ' He said that he had already paid by tha Association, n> td*<> th* Kurolwaii-African, the Aviatir spin* «if the recent stnppnire i»f year, tunl \%«»nhl have as iIm firnt|Li*he mil at tin* fateory ifato
♦ from the Wekivg River was re that It would lie submitted to the presented tha matter to thr Coun were 11 local large x-rays. High Pacific with one battle slui, the coal -shiiiiiftitn. «lue to the mill* H. u t l l (.hi * T r | » n l l B l l l i i l l n f m u * III it vvhrrih (iiiLtimtliih -iiiti ,i tew perH u 4 firw l
yrnr
kit
t r iiii fn ir* l
ported at the meeting of the City Commission for its eftn- ty Commissioner*, .arid Thursday school student*, both colored and American Theater, Victory and ei ‘s .Hike, was -.-lay given Uy 1J"1
".'‘V1
f
rf ii*»it*tit
Xtt 5iki't ix it y
» 11Ml ef |lt« k**t
■hilt* *h..iihtbrought the subject to the atten white and many domestic hel)ni- Good Conduct
Lions Club Friday by Porter sidcration.
r d 1st..wn. 4*4111 TO11111*i£.€*r of tht»l \tt *..H, llttlt il Ni l* Y**t1 *•1 t
* kkl I ♦
*i f*im if
F. n. Scott was welcomed Into tion of the School Hoard, and wrere x-r .yrd at this time No
Lansing, president Of the RetainA graduate "f Seminole High 'Sim, Il
\11«i» t It ( n« t*$»ixi|»itHx Ml’ w- i "t r .1 1*11« * i h ill t ill’
I
h-’ht I H lliftn *I'r1 J
ole County Sportsman Associa the club as n new member by declared hr believed Ixith gioup, merou, rivle groups came in . School in tuU la- taler lo-he-l win* ti
I'fJ *r* Ul ' s11eii.
winIi.i I • * i *4file'll 1 Mill Its.' r - Mil
k .i in
tion, who expressed satisfaction Andrew Carrnwav and was pre are in sympathy with ibis on- ’ body for x-rays. There were
pre-nietiiciiii' for one x'rixr- at
\1 f! ■■w|, *■41. tlllll iiltlimik’ h
t •* * si I **•
.1
hi'
(Ml!
(L
anil
for Ihe County Commission's sented with n booklet, “ Welonme dertaking nod will ha< I- it fully. |suspect, found.
K m ory t ’ nrve -ir x arid plan
*• |III111 here hill If! Ml.!
f h - 4Oil
h .t
f i l ll*-1
II I
h»’ » t i l . H |
$400 donation toward this work. To Rotary", and with a Rotary He adileti thnt he had nut yet I The Christman »cnl .id.* uud. return t«» h»* ,ludu--> ther■- t
h,„»f 1 M
«1
l1 f..r th»* (014* •hit*
........ . •M hei . Mty
Walter prenentad the nmttri tu-forr ihe ,|lr,
He predicted that the State emblem- by Secretary
. af
yj,,,) |{8W|tn. month
b .* t • •111 4 in »4 he lid) h t«« I* « Ii. . » (nr.
i i., Is. •.
» \\ N"I K
lh —
I
Game --and -Fish
Commission Haynes.
President lw»her vn- City Comminsioo.
lit* i% the > nf Mi ■xiol M.
nod I* I Fraxier re,ult,-.l in $ t.
tea • * f 1 xmo ■|.ei at if*tt ft** flkiit i
**»• n-’t ’
h pfhi* -i M
\\ I 4 „
U v\*. t..tiny
would carry out its promise to nounred that Police Chief Roy
The School Hoard, at it, meet H44 l>etng rained to carry on lb* Cliff**..| F lh i tin, Si of Ilea
1
1
4
tl
pet
n
It
ft
■
»
.
if.to
ttIHllufit* Uni. i. * i,nut ipri ul i f t*“ ti it 11. i> ,l»Tti *Ul t 4-1 1U-4!
*••1 ntaty
match this fund, bringing the Williams would begin it traffic ing, decided to instruct school work.
Hall A xrtule
lure f.*. Ii I’l1hei «•ml |»lllM fuel I1UIII.V 1 »hi*
milhiin .|**va- \ah > h | »* W l^ n n l .ti \ t
\ •k < .1 \ will
total to $800 for this work. Al* safety campaign on May 15 in superintendent, to furnish the ]
— * --------------- r ------.Le,
t
...i
ml *4|
pin.
nil, will I* In*| if...* 1U
lkI.*l**i ||i! Il l l-in r t t li li m ii 1 u n t il ! ft.
>**t f Im fncf ready the $000 spent on this which all ' motorists would lie Committee for the County CounDKNTAL LAII Ol'KNH
M ANAGERS TO M EET
Wimhl hi*x > hfi’ii W4|Y.’*|
ii* ,t,LX |
Uti- 1 111*
work has brought good results, asked to "Check Your Driving, ell of the PTA with such daia t Sandcl
ti»iN ptinhed tn U»* mil !(trik«
Dental
laboratory,
op
C it y Recrr-attimal Director Qooi* 1he l ttke f*Ul»l»b
hr ikthfeil, h
hr. Allnnin ul#«» u ihuiiman t,n,| ihe tlHrateuod mil ntuke ara
ha said, particularly (ho hyacinth Check Your Car, and .Check Ac us may Ira needed by that group
printed by K. R. Millar, dental Kettles said twlay Out u mr-ettng hilei Imite for M*mi lime. Hydro- of th*’ 4\ i* ill Ii i- rniiiiiiiM*’*' of
up Th* mayor* tlvvi»|or\
killing spray developed bv Irving cidents", and asked fur the full
In their investigation of school technician of Columbus. Ohio, ha. fit manigrrs of the various clubs In k.rti, ,n|rn
itb*Uit’ll f.Mii. le 1 steam, is the VVnth I New Zionist oti'uiiun -Aiivi math* on the leotiiimemLitioti
Fainberg of Southern Chemicals co-operation of all Rotarians.'
the
city
Softtxrll
l-cuguc
will
be
1
conditions
afld
finance*.
Wen established at ZIB Melseh
a v:iIuaide element in gas irtnnu- lion. He dt»< MfM'd the threat of
\vu V, $k Cn> fuel admlnia*
Inc. The spray kills not only the
W, A. I-effk-r advocated more
The committee headed by Mrs. Ituildlng for the making of den held tomonow night at 1:30 o'clock filet HIT, be said.
an A <ati i i pi him?, anylug that trnioi. Allicrt PUvlell
tope, but the roots of the plant frequent Inter-city meetings of
tal
plates.
Assisting
Mr.
Millar
at (he Lakcfrout Boftball Park.
tho pifivl»ioitiil Ui'veniiiieii! wuinhl .
*
ae well, he said. Many logs have the type field recently In New C, K. Carter,. Hr, remiented of
the Board certain -nreded nrhool in Charles Price of (lainrsville. a K H U c s la id that M iltbnll pqutptve| up ** de iinmi itt ic chUnIit ul.ion ‘ Cunt: i tLa^uuujil- utwauL f«*r aid*
been removed ami outboard mo
former
staff
sergrunt
of
the
ment will Jw* T-iMictl during tile A n o t h e r T h e f t O f
and ruggested that n Improvements including correction
tor boats ran now progress as
j?i liiihnif * jo n f ip fhtjt-lji J e w s an.' e-*«iir iW *w*h**-t»rf- -tV r Ttrr !<f?tWH— F*
matting
fa r up tha river ae the ‘ *kfektvit visiting committee -o f two or of inadequate lighting; need -if Army AIr“ Force.
ATTItTji Jti !*.*TesTijBe
dnnii^ rln win wiHuhiI compotii h ih C a p s R e p o r t e d
lle hkeinsl tljXsJiri»pQM*$| pt*» sAtfi.n will j*e pie^nt.il ut H:00
----- BM fL-------- ’----, . 1-------- thm> Tnm- tie named - to atfemht-interior ■pamtingr repntr-of leaky
Mr. Ionising announced thet he meeting. in neighboring cities. roofs, need of more adequate toi
visional goxviniiieiit>i that ostab- uVImk tonight ;it the Armory
Ltshrr thanked Mr. let and dressing room facilities,
.Xnnther ir p u it " f the theft of ImIictI I*v tit'iieral he L jihI!*' while diili field bv .'-tale Senator Lloyd
jl would try to attend on Jun* 4 tha President
huhrupji fr«»m an nutuiunhitve wn« the Priam regime still was (uue y ||0 )|,. |n 11, j \ Tolar. Dr.
“ hearing of War Department en Smyrna meeting and'G. W. Spen- and mor* playground facilities.
gineer* at Palatha, relative to loftier for arranging the N«w They recommended higher sal
Sclimin. hi t. II Putnam,
muilr ycmtenlttv l»V* It. W. Itup* honing in France, dw? m*i,| that
(I' m I I s s M u s I ' l l , T „ | '
aries for teachers; also that the
hyacinth and mfcrina vegetable
rrcht, illrrctor «»f the Central effurts wmilil Ih* mmle tn have hr. J. \V Martin nf Oviedo. Dr.
County Commission be requested
«rwwtn elimination.
Florida Airricultuial Experiment the piuvi-ituml giiverotueiil reciig- firergv II. Starke, Itr. Marry S.
lo allot some of tile forthcoming
Station, who rei>4»rtr«l (lint two tliieil I'X the Utlite.1 Mtiite\ViM*dio ff nnd
Re eni'do) ment
J
A
C
K
S
O
N
V
I
L
L
E
,
May
II,
ket autumn is to U- formally huh cupa had Wffh stolen iff
race trark money Train Ihe Stale
Junior League Ball
commit lee man VV, \ L**ffler.
State Health Board
(Special)—"The
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
City
launched. Other lixe Mock mar his Plymouth Sedan vvhi!** it wnn
to school use.
members of the commit- Stale Farmers' Market, a major kets in the State System which parked In front f>( his home at 100 I^tkls Are Sold
Issues Polio Warning: Players Enjoy Picnic Other
link
In
our
state
eystem,
closed
a n conducting sates on regular
present were, Mrs. John
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It* Palmetto Avenue.
its Spring season this laxt week, schedule. induJe those located in 15Folic*
. Sixty-six boy, comprising baseAt County Auction Veterans Service
report**] lhal all park
DAYTONA BEACH, May I f— bait players of Junior league of Rogers, countv council president, with a record of approximately Jay and DeFuniuk Springs.
Mr*. Gsorg* Harden, Mrs. Harry
ing siffiiA alontf Palmetto Avenue
Aitv veteran in need of serv
Orta million dollara o f cold hard tha Lions
|2,0M,000
worth
of
produce
hand
Jong uiuD
"The outlook for wastage rf
.Spintol tiiililing <ini>mpHlin-il
Club and the Rotary
ice (free of charge) in any of
the graataet advertlelnr sponsored boys’ league held an L. Brown, and Mr*. Joseph Cor- led. The Ahcadla State Live Stock Florida-grown products continues adjacent to the .South Side Pri the >uh- tilts muyiing ul tmhhr
ley.,
mary
Sch
c
h
i
|
building
had
been
(he following categories Is re
publicity appropriation o f
Market held Vte first sale for the alarming, ns I have noted pre
rablo picnic livan fo r them
auction from the Court llioi*e
quested to visit the office of
etate In the union— Is being . na two eluba Saturday after 1 (
new seised, during the week, end viously. In fact developing events torn down and ono had been steps of nhout 100 lots in th'
completely broken off.
the responsible agencies listod
year period by noon at 8an Lando Spring*, dfiot
plans for holding the first live have wor*ened... the picture doA doir which according to Jim county which hml been foreclosed
Local F .F .A , Group
below:
fFL- n i... f'i4w tfjw.i.i.
stock sale on th* Plant City
dogs, so ft drinks an^|' tea cream
edly. The Plant ( ity Market
,^80 Ea*{ Fifth Street w u and xxrrr sold under provisions
Coordinator — K- B. Carter,
war* served to them and one 11 Wing District Crown Stata Farmers’ Market May II
operating on a day-by- |on
Lack jairch and apiieareil nf the Murphy net. County Clerk
Atlantic National Bank Build'
year old youth is reported to have
have juet been announced,*’ said day aupply of contalnera. and at *tl
______
foaming at the mouth and O. I*. Ilt-rmlon and E. L- Hunluk
ing.
consumed seven hot dogs, five
In competition with 34 schools, William L. Wilson, director of J5?_we*k**vul. the ^ItUatlon had
waH nhot Saturday nfter- comlurleil tile sole.
Employment — U. S. Embottlee o f pop and three cups Seminole Chapter of Future Parm State Farmer*’ Markets, here become crttical. Aihl to this, the
There
were
nLput
fit)
applUuploymeni Service, 1l'J North
full o f Ire cream. A school -bus er* ruptured first place In the dls- hiday. "The Farida City figures tlavclopiiig transportation situa noon by Patrolmen Roy (). Tiilis; lions, uud hid.ling wu. "especially
I’ark Avenue.
was provided for transportation 'trtet parliamentary procedure con reported by Manager C. B. Phil
hot" for lots in the San I-tinta
PUDUC IIEAKINUH
Vocational Training ami Edu
and tbs boys had a .lot o f fun test at Ocala. Friday, lout Week lip* represent a new reeferd for tion, plus the normal wastage
■ub.livision, south Altnmonte nnd
cation — T. W. Lawton, Court
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he sub-dUtrict
th* group won the
sub-district con that market. Th* final official brought about by declining' prices
House.
from tha Liana Club test at Delond.
They are now report for that market ■for the <1$ th * season’s end, and it ap hearings relstlra to eUmlnstlng it was reported.
Legal Assistance, Hospital'
war* Edward ManhsJl, J, C. aUglbl* for the state contest If It last preceding year showed a pears probable that considerable srs ter
hyacinths
and
marine
ixation am] State Service Of
and Porter Laneing.' Bo Is renewed. Winners in 1M4, they grand total of $n«(i,420 41,
titles of fresh vegetable* of growths from fresh waters In tha
HEARING MKT
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
' “ Manager John D. Kelly’ e re
« kinds will rot in the slate, Will be held St 10:00 A. M.
A hearing will be cntiductril nt
ware tn second place put rear.
F. Boyle. County Serviea Of
With slarvallon conditions June 4 ut Palatka. On June 0 there 1:00 o'clock Tuesday aftcrtuHin by
Members of th* team are Ralph port on hia Initial live stock u l*
ficer. Takach Building.
Muwm. John UcLellan. Dickie at th* Arcadia market shoared a facing sti many people overeaoa will be a hearing at Gainesville and Col. A. IL Jones, district engineer,
Home Serrjae Assistant* to
in regard to the advisability of
Frank, Frankie WlUon,. Hannan total o f 46S head o f cattle aold, today this situation le Particular an June II gt Tavares.
Servicemen. tx-ServIcemen and
for a gross o f $19,3.14.41. Top ly daplorable. I fed that under
Improvement of an auxiliary side
their Dependents — AmerktO
•the Sanford Merchants Aaooda- ° m *“ • Hmer BrT±
price fbr the day, $14.90, was present conditions every possible
LODGE MEETS TONIOT
channel from the inlercoastal
Rod Cross, loskefront Houle-,
tkm has recommended that storm
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waterway near Titusville, through
paid fo r a calf.. Manager Kelly
»d of food should he marv*nl
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to the city do** at »;00 o'dloek on COMMISSION M ZtTs TONIGHT expect* a heavier run o f cattle
Hanford Lodge No. 31. TO OF, Brul easterly of Merritt Island,
Kl or homa-canatd or praVelcrtns AdnilnUU*|t'“
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r trt
V at: the male tomorrow.
Manager
read In some way ao it night will mret at 1:00 o'clock this eve vig Banana Creek end river, to
Martin M, Rcdic'b.y SI
WlU meet,in ~ E. Johnson o f th . P lhovgitjr
tip offset world shortage*. I ning in regular session. All mem >r near Kau Gallic. - Interexte'*
Office every ' T u g ,
o'clock thi*
are' invited tu present
“ A ----- -— that we won’t Cota* bers and suiting brothers are to*
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fouliy Reports Efforts Being
On Rotary Meet Made To Employ
At Miami Beach Truant Officer ^nnua* Report 01
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1. Is. Association
Mw; l l \ Taik?,n V? Announced Today
Jewish Government In Palestine
Fonlinued Supply
()( Gas Is Assured
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By Local Official tzT.
Lansing Reports
On Wekiva Project
At Lions Meeting
Florida City Market Closes Season
With Business Record Of $2,051,000
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Sunday M a y
Plan Encampments ior
Woodmen Uniiorm Bank
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f l * r k o f th * f l r r u l t t'o iirl
K o n ln o l*
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If she's home-lowing she’ll appreciate a gift o f
ll
furniture from fvlATHER’S . . ,
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C A B I N E T S IN K S
II
. Nothing like a new,
shiny sink to make, the
kitchen chores easier
. . . and a beautiful
cabinet sink will make
it doubly so. They como
in single and double
cabinets, white enamel
finish, with deep china
sinks.
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L ife Insurance Society
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W E D N E S D A Y , M a y 8,1946
T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD , SA NFO R D , FLO R ID A
H'lli.' w n a M M N M
a r e n rx
W W W
D in e t t e S e ts
$ g * J .9 5
up
One o f the most com
plete lines o f dinettes in
the state! In M aple, Lim
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ed O ak, Natural and dark
finishes.
:i sr..r. n nt a i &«35 n ,»r ia»i
10 Hlftrla /. riir Town I.f Hail-
Also
chromium
iteel sets with upholstered
O N LY
or plain seats.
S U M M E R IS H E R E
Are your icrrem in good orilor7
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SCR EEN
D O O R S - .W IN D O W S C R E E N
Made to Order
Send W ID T H & L E N G T H M E A S U R E M E N T
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S creen D o o rs
B R O N Z E W IR E
U p to 36" k 84"
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Screens
B R O N Z E W IR E
Up to 36")i72"
$6 -95
25'.
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Balance Shipped C.O.D.
St. Johns R iv er M anufacturing: Co.
P. O. Box 181
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St. Augustine, Florida
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Y O U C A N S T II.I. (JUT
IKsfa'i lull on* way lo (mow and Sn|oy th* magnificent
country In which you live. T W i to i*s It clote up, within handdatp of ill friendly, Jntereillng people. And that woy ii the
highway. Which It by way of toying "by Grsyhotmd" - for
Greyhound tsrvet nearly all the famovt highway* and highroad!
of this omailng America.
In the colorful, tropic, brsszs-twspt ttate of Florida, Greyhound
will take you over a great nstwork of fine highway*, where
glo/lout tcenery It yourt for the looking - wher* hlttoyk landmoHtt hold the vltMor in thrilling Weretl. Yet, Florida It one of the
world*! greoteit oll-yeai playgroundt.. ■and you'll find your trip
ovtr ifot famed penlmular ifate via Florida Greyhound a fatcl*
noting journey. . . a tucctiiion of dtllghti to be had ONLY BY
HI0HWAYI
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l,'/e
$ 1 6 ‘9 5 u p
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T lo ra l patterned china Is
In S3 piece sets . . .
a
complete service fo r eight. «
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S IL V E R
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Paetel clothe* hamper*
Btrene k«J*v I, tr ik r i t i. i i t *7
m> to match her favorite col-
! « * , , ' (,y Will k(tlkev».
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sch em e.
burned our old building dow n
but we are still taking care o f
our customers . , at our-new lo*
cation at the ST. ‘J O H N S R IV E R
L IN E D O C K ^o n the lakefront.
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IRoomy and
W ilh | arnUh-pn>of
sturdily
made.
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A set o f stainless
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steel silverware to
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to save her best 4 23
tilver . t .; N ice
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moisture ’ • p ro o f
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P.45
chest . . . $ 19.45
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To Protect the Peace of the World)
To Promote the I'rscrtu of Amerlce:
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
W EATHER
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VOLUME XXXVII
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T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 9, 1946
Associated
Press I-cased Wire
NO. 167
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LaGuardia
as
l e w is
to o k
pr o po sal
befo re
p o l ic y
c o m m it t e e
In Shipments
U .N .R .R .A . C h ieftain
A s s e rts O nly F a s t
A c tio n Can P re v e n t
F a m in e
D isaster
Truman Questions Legality
Of Paying Royalty To Miners;
S t r i k e Paralyzing Nation
City Will Share
In State-wide
Power Rate Cut
W ASH IN G TO N , May 9
(/P) — , U.N.R.R.A. Director
Fiorcllo LaGuardia today
loBkcd back at the work ac
complished since the world
relief organization adjourn
ed fiv e weeks ago at* Atlan
tic City. According to his
report laid before the *18govemmont council, the sit
B R IT IS H
V E T S L E A V E W R E C K E D S H IP
M u rray Opens V erb al
A tta c k On L ew is;
P u sto ffiee
Places
L im it On Parcels
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W A S H I N G T O N , .M a y
9
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IVi'.siiir-iit
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to
Reductions, On E very
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d a y •)n estionetl lIn* Ir'R n lily
Class
O f S ervice
o f payiny! m y a ltio s i» to -lh o
uation i* a* trrini now as then.
t->rV-'T iiM t Jvtn>iir*rs—
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E ffe c tiv e June 1st
> LtGuardia declared flatly that
tin* ki*y ifuuirs hi llu> (len dfamine relief food allocations are
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San fold . and surrounding comgrossly inadequate, lie hedged
lock r'il m -K idialion s h u tw een
nation* with available supplies to
Members of th? United Mine Workers MO- man Poilry Committee applaud union president Johiljm»mDc* will share in a f 1..-00,-j
.soft co a l tiitiri'is and mim>
speed their efforts td prevent L I-e»'is <3rd from rlitit) a* be enterrrl the meeting roam In Washington Lewis had with him llie go\. , dti tate-wlde electric rale cut
o'* ners.
what he said would be a catas ennnrnl projw til submitted to him mid tile soft cow I operators to end llir coat strike now In IU aiglft .imiuunred by Moridn Power «
T in I’ tvsiiL-n l sa id
he
trophe.
week.
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llefure the session opened, it -------------- ------- ----- 1— ■■— . ------------------- —
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imp rate rut affect* customers d
to it union would Ik- hiii*i-d by
,
appeared that the council would
j >|l classes uiul I ecome* effective
n piovinion of the Wagner laitxir
Itack LaGuardia in a move to
j'tn June I.
Ri-lslions Act.
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secure a bigger allocation from
Principal Iten-fieiaries will be
e x te n d s s e r v ic e
Tim President of the Southern
the combined , final board which
]■(,,* small residential u «r * and
Coil
producer- Association, Fdhas been set up by the United
li ■ small stole arid shops. II.
waul
lloik--, said that the coal
Stales, Canada and Itritain.
|ll Coleman, local manager, said.
operators have taken the same
latGuardia complained that at
Ihe-e will K*'l n cut « f approxi
stand toward the purported depresent U.N.R.R.A. cannot learn
mately Sk’.tKXUUHl
The bnIrune
mood of John t, Lewis thnt the
even n month in advance just
will ite ’>j>j .li I over limit'triii
mirt i - go! lo ci 1 i. Ion loyalty
what food* will be available and
«-Ts nn ! lat u« i*»muien int estabon cool to S•i unco o wcllotc full*
In what amounts. He stated un
htn til*(Ivn JiHMliHI i n-litiu
l lo
ll
less he can ' obtain commitment* Says Cause O f Inde
A sserts H itle r P r o i tii -Til Kl*tri L* iiiimuiuni ivVU*» M \\ t Hin^t*
ih* union*
in advance the U.N.R.R.A. will
L'ii{ nitj.i ©nt i ii t it! trrnttu\ bit » »*l
iii^fMtuitMr. tn the
posed K illin g S u r ' y slit* iitriipHtiy will Ik* a ffiv tc l
be unable to prevent a chaotic
pendence M ay Be
i'“ nl >1tk|ii<ip nu t ht nMly this
* food situation between now and
H urt By Rem arks
vivors O f Vessels i iftp* nft« Ir.l h\ I he krt11- ivn«irt t itfir *iffi i in * (
while
4e the neat harvest. At the same
i. it. . i*n Hu la It
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b uli t .il i -1111 111itt*11 . * miift*i i t**I fyr
time he reminded the council
I % v ’ rtiiu 11* itr h, I‘tilnl kn, I .1 hi*
I hr *• mu-1 it;vv vvitli Sv*i'rt'ltuy of
that the harvest Kvnuld not solve
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NS i iiM I UG. May !*. td’i
SEOUL K»rcu, May J. 14'j
1 1.11■mt Si litti'lk'Mlmrii
the world food crisis Iai Guard la
t (it*, |*« I r > Sill iff 11|4 Mu. rit'iMi y,
Gt-ilul \ litiniil hari t>oeuilt to
\IrtiHl tine, si*, f |i«* I' l -iluy coal
warned that unless individual The American occupation cointhe NiicrnWig War Crimes l i - MrtUuint. Tltu*vil)r, I urna, ,Nu
iitk* Kimkinll) p m «ly£in! trammembera of the United Nations mand.-r in Korea— Lieutenant Gen
bunat to la) il
hU Iwlicf n^j;
* ic v iu i t’ ily. . W**t i *»1 11
p*n tut tin uml imlu-tr), Ute Po*tand existing organization* con eral John Hedge- warned Korean*
power had aitllit-t r^nderetl th Death Hluiift, ll'lin y.
Ml*
|tcpart hirnt |<I(u'<hI h Imn
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..... today against undue excitement
tinue. their present
efforts,
submnutie otscl-te ns n weapoN to Heath. Hialeah, t'ornl tjahle-,
“ »• in**' i pnio'i p«»M shiptnents
wilt see repetition"of" "the famine ov,r *&«* Ho«tfe called the "tem«
iniMp than II poumli.
situation of this yrar.
P -rary a d jo u r n m e n t" of the
of wo.
I he orco ml German Wi
LI it la 'll);. Furl I nuderdale. ||0.\n;WAItf»-UOCNI) IIK IIIM I HAflXIIW Olid soldier, rrl.m.n.g limn
!1 * huti n*
to prevent
United yiates-Ru>suin Trustee hip
crimiiiul Htldrd 1 hut Hi tils opinlnu l|u||yi*Q*nl. I ahokt'c, Hrllr («L*tiL%t
lin u*. iroo|b*hi|i Ororgrtimn Victory. Hw<irtTi Down Huiiittl freight
|uu ku^t-n
("nminiision. Said Hodgepijiif ihrM i ihk rm lir vbUf* t,j- *»kcfihoU<r
Arcuttm Br«dinlrtn,| ropr
!(l ,<IUIM.,..,s alul ntrtioul.N itfter the vcmH wrnt ugmutul r\pf i
“ Mud-slinging, personal attacks,
' ?}:'*' d**-t'i*** wd^inn *»(
NaiMoUi. • I
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tlir louplup Utn-igetowii Victor), vwirin Down the .^lltp^ \\1sti h hili Vf* (il l IGI.lv Inr©n ©111
ft
.tninlfil tu
demonstrations or derogatory texj
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^h afi#l r*»'! '* ' r ft * 41r
v f 1 *4,>l * 1 wrv tf f o r t» ini tttr »t 11 ( kr 11 \<-wc| %tt r wacufd
i In i ritut hnu%I ♦
ttn
PiH'nitz
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that
n id 4r*
l « th**M« nuinicipulltiP i.
Jjinark* about anv Allied (lowers or
ic lu w u J
bail Lumpcllcal
it*4 *uaivoii f u :l pttci *. I •their tcpreaariUUve* can only -opT-W**.***i
h ^ n tn n t
~h~ fit ¥t* ^Tu ttifM ifn
independents.
increased Irvin* coal
trailed fb>* Schnorkel Tube
A IT. w i l t
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eftnblrd I I..,st- to rlmrge '
K m ilb . , "itq i.it'y p te -o le lil.
Hodge’* teninrk> were, br<>*d
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batleiie, tinder water The d>
cast in translation to the Korrans.
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V«' i Lill ai*
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A committee of the Seminole
cause
He -leads gl.wth
The Russian delegates to the
j i ,i* k Itotit % tl L.hn 1
L©wii,
toiai le,l the submnrthea t«> Ink
County Council of the PTA made stalled conference left today on
Florida anil the resulting ineernse
I wIn- t* pm,n<iri t (EiiV l Mm© W ork*
air without surfacing und Ik.
it* fimt *tep teward cnnxlruetive two sections of n special train
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said |ernrltted them uUo to th IIh ii, S
tin
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plan* for an increase in salaries for their occuiation ianr in north
I Mmi a v W** i © nn -1ark era
from th-rmany to Japan wit nt
for local school teacher* by *p ern Korea.
Hgt, Clirts Uuchurel of Sanford ha* once surfacing.
hi* C l (I Nn “ lie m th© Cel.Oe
peering before the Seminole Coun
luo turiinl ttk'.tniHt hi* trovern*
An American-supervised pilot re-entered the United States MarFntliet Doenirx told the 'ri*
ts ty School board thi* morrrtng at locomotive preceded the train, but tne Corps for a period of two
!
Hu
nt
ami fought ttw prttplc* he*
that Adolf Hltlrr him-.-lf
V " fhe office of Supt. T. W. l-awton, only as far a* the’ Hath'parallel— year*. Uucurrl ha* .vrvrxl with burml
C o m m is s io n
A l l o t s 1,000 (*la d io liiH P S T o .ran*** th© t I M •iMlor-ttamU ita
)>ln|m-ei| jo It'I'J that tlei ...in,
to *eck proper and authentic in the border between the American the Marine* for more Him four
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m ..... thflihin*"*o'-|
>51011 T o
S u m in o k *
IU* I M aced A b o a r d
years He Is stationed in J irk-*-m- l '. limit* kill survivors of
formation as to the finance* of and Russian zone'.
M111 1 ;«*. i *'M
* l**i© th© corv
l>e<ioed
ships
nl
the
scene
"I
'no
vtlle.
the County to support nuch a
v©!*ti**n *«f
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t
'-inking'
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nitx
elninie.l
he
The
chief
of
the
American
dele
move.
* l**i • i j, v\ ,
M itt.iy regation
cn
the
commission—Alajar
r.erouin
Nnvv
tefu-ed
l-<
d..
"Such a vital need ha* Iwu-.r
1 il*© time
II w- >e i. i Hx-tntx .it V, .i> . d
General A. V. Arnold saw the
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fell throughout the entire Slate
Soviet*
off,
Armdd
chatted
plea
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sugg-ested
U
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and it ix the'opinion of the com
1
santly
with
the
chief
Russian
del
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hit
unlive
that
n
quicker
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tf* till* '
ernl
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tmlay nn... . • I
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Im, f,
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mittee that much water ha* gone
MU’
a C t ' t t f l t i j t l t,
egate, Colonel Genetal T. F. ShUtonatoi could Iw *leVel'.|H-rl for that it will In- fiitred t*. ehfinal Sal> It •
• I*.ill |M|!
tr'idoiluw
V* 'h*»i tun©—
over the dam in this connection
kov.
Tha
two
shook
hand*
before
quicker
sinking
of
ships.
•
•fit
>
It'l
III*
II. I»
its piuots within the next ten
> 1%
i gjiftl M u 1
I * wi *0* i. v,i them
with nothing really concrete havDoenilz claimrd further that Ilia tlay* ns « result of the freight i filiate inic( " f which they lunl
IJKMi and 5.000 dozen It.f 11 ttisormlilt at t on. rhen Inter
lift \Vt*l
Ing b**n accomplished." Sir*. CL the Russian boarded his coach.
There was no indication when
U-huat« fleet had Instructions to end'mg,> A few mlnutrs litter ! been assured . loan- time ugu llliit j**f idinic
”Vli»d«M %%ilt Im* |uk !
liimstdf l.olt.M tli© C.t*d.
■H K, Carter, I’.T.'A. committee chairnn- Ihry would receive* Federal m< 1 ah« ill *1 i pluiii* t licit iw MXj^iMwI j Now ikndtm-d M ti i r a y - l,«wh» 4
or if the Russian- might return
re-cuc survivor* of ship sinking* th© Chryider ( ‘orpomlion
*1
man, declared.
Ihi*.
11
id,
Haiti
County
ri«»tk
o
I'
H© t ill' oven int; at th©* Sati* *it tv thr will© nt th© fuiitl mu)
Do
Commander Hrilev Odham of when it wa* not dangrruu* to lit* nouncnl It will IihU |in*«Juct*o»i
"It i* the ILT.A.'s desire to to Seoul to resume planning joint
v%v©\
1i ‘ f Mil
hml not yrt lieeti 1 *• ! foml \ .i \ il Ai* Still toll i»* a,*l*wit*t IVt t‘[l. .♦fill IlilTli'lr* bring the matter before the Coun ly with the Americans a unified, the Vclcrun* of Foreign Wars sul,marine*. Doenit* .aid In frd- o f a ll p iiK*©nftcr i'll Ml II©* 1 t him
,
th©
F
n
n
l
VInl
Liir
on II « ISx|k
|rIn" pinn * will I a*
announetd y*sterifny that Alts. lieved he hnd lost I Io,nI - tht ‘tkjh I ’ rc vim n ly
ty Commissioners a* a n-cond self-governing Korea.
f 1""Stilt . I III' 1V«*!1111 hits !
\
nl III 11"41 Inyli'k' “ f f It
il » .114T«I plillll* Kill II .1'- * '
step toward enlightenment a* to
Negotiations reached an im K* telle Davy, presiiient of the rescue work, hut, of course, , .id p a n y hi.lil
(f
k*'r(
till
nf
ill**
tiiff
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fu r
etn|dt>vci
t I'lfh t f Jill - P“ l 1IIT* M 'f f
whether o f such, a step may he passe aver the issup of i f ft speech Fourth District of the Veterans not prove that contention
1ill'© itiifk
!
moiit-v t li <uI will I**’
pcritul
•» r* i .lulivi Hell, ■» 0. t
taken at prvscnt, nr if not, wheth for Koreans. The Russians de of Foreign Wars Auvilinry, will
.Hull©
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er' they will further the matter manded in effect u purge of all »up«*rvise the organizntn-n •>( all
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thnt ih©
from norm- other necessary angle, Korean political leaders who have auxiliary for Seminole County
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Stft. Southward (iutu M itnilnj
she continued.
i v writ* i-1 '
spoken out a g a i n s t the joint Port- Na.32*2R•*.'*•!- ill*l ef
• 1 '• •••*..
.tla.li *It* )«Mt
hit «i<»
A hunt
Ur
Mrs. Davy wil be th • guest
■. i i i.t f lit lit ■,%
“ M e m b e r s of the PTA are American-Soviet
»*f n lm11 v» ill Irgx ttnikf I tl.. .
h.
trusteeship of speaker during a meeting i-i e<e IJ . S. A rm y D ischarge p r • net mnn ©tii|jLi1) ©f a \\ ill
VI t. hilt IIhoi I >
working with a solid determlna- their country and have demanded
fui lit
fit *■I , ■‘Dili Ml 11«*rlielihtt,
affcclcd Tbt« number itirludiheld Monday night at the Legion
lion and are anticipating complete immediate indepemlcnee.
Thf 1issiti tl n|ipro(trmli*xi S I onit |\xr.1 ,l,|i .it III© ©Pill of W ©xt
,'IO.IMMI in I he Detroit area.
Hut
on
the
larkefronl.
A
dinner
•v- harmeny along the line « f ful
A* Tw -nt i. rI, Si i --rt tii.t I t*l * f Ih©
The ijiait'g *-f the Geuettil I** tIn* Hi'uiinulr
will precede the meetings mil
,qKt. |r, W. Southward, son of
fillment of »o neees’ ury a jsroe*The planting **f
««M iittit)ft ttivviini tm* |iiuitrim »*f I iit<lr--.i.l Hack
I’br I.tmt' t lob -limttir la-agUe
Motors
and
Ford
(itants
will
lnk<
members, veteram, eligible \or i Mr. orml Mr*. Ira K. SouthwarrI
. dure knowing that they, not only
rffiiniiiic out water li>'mcirillisi uml boll,' „ t „ too,to itb,,ot !HI tint - till -tar. lo-t l ight drft-uUHl the
ap|)ioximatelv
12
.U
LU
cars
a
mol
membership, wive*, mother*, »r«- Itsf POO West TwcMleth Street, he*
have the full cooperation o f all
«ltlo-r gladioli. Wen- grown pi'iiiiiinl winning fu ll, by a .core
i'tlier olkfluflm l*» imvijrntion ••)* itg,tera and daughter* of veteran* been honorably discharge,! from trucks out of the weekly output fluhlllg IhiiiI h in III© Wekiv.i at tin A.itiil Foritii, nl latkv M .n- nf II to Id at tin- Lokcfront
parenta but alao of all officials
of
the
auto
industry.
with
oversea*
aerviee
are
Invited
of the county In the upbuilding
Diver. Tit© nuni of S 100 wtin up
the United State* Army uftep 25
Inrludrd in the suspensions will plnpfi.ited to th© local poll iff no- which are at-o owneil by Mr. Softball Cork. In tin- <tvt-ond half,
to attend.
,
„
of the achool* of the Slate of
month* service.
Kitrhhi'ff. *rb« fjowers are t-f of lilt- linUhlt- ht-adt'i the chantpI
Ul.
be
ill
6
,not)
G.M.
employee*
Florida.
Mra. Davy, who (a also IVpaUth© Salvation Army.
Midgti.
drft-ute,l
the ■
oil . ■lor* but are 'mainly of tht? bituhip
Southward was n student at 000 Ford yxorkers
nrkers
immediate!)'
orkets
am
and
“ This la the firat lime there
ment Rehabilitation chairman, Ita* Seminole High School beforo he
Th© CnmlniMUnierri airrrr«l to pink I'tcoidi varlcky.
Rotary Junior League alL-slara
assembly
employee*
in
ha* ever been a full 100 percent
organlied ria auxiliaries within entered the urmeil force-. During
uppiopriut©
111111111; thi* next
Ki.ihboff loilny dt-elnii-d by a H-itte of I A lo 12 .
Mi
PTA representation In alj of the
the past few months, Shj pointed hi* trur of iluty t|e serve,! as a the Chrysler plant*. Car und f imu I year towitii! Ih© inulntcn- l but It- un. opjimii-tir about tin1
More than hon fail, saw the
truck
output
is
expected
to
fat)
a nr© of Slat© American
achool* of the county. Under tha
out yesterday that the W. I'*. W- Military I’ollcc desk *ctg.-urit at
fulnrit *,,f -.hipiiin- flower* by alt twin bill. During the evening, th-*
o
ff
to
about
fill
,0011
unit*
next
S. council, which combinea Tall o f the
i(«*a(h|uart©ra nt th© Valrfc* Hotel. from Sanford to northern mar- I.inrt* club i,unied Jimmy l’en
Senator Lloyd F.' Hoyle, repre Auxiliary wa* organized in IR90 Fort Riley, Kan.
week as n rrsult of the shut
Dr. Frank (Juillmnn'n request kr-tf.
Individual PTA ’a, a a r e n g t h senting Governor Millard F. Cald in behalf pf the veteran* with
niiigtotl ax tin- ntt-.l vuluahle,
down*.
(loth
car
and
truck
out
Sgt.
S
o
u
t
h
w
a
r
tl
’»
wife,
the
present certificate* service b e y o n d the territorial
for n 1 1 , <100 inciea**© in th©
heretofore unknown In tha county well, will
Tonrnrv S|ieer ax the most imput
last
week
reached
n
post
former
Ktlna
Senkarik,
daughter
County nppropriution t <» w u r <1
hae been raallxed. This matter and raadal* to seven uncompen UmiU o f the United States. Tha
nrovetl |du>er and Hobby Axt the
of acquiring cnly teachers of tha sated member* of the Selective organization ha* worked tu assist of Mr. and Mr*. John Senkarik, war high of more than fl7 ,0(h) financing the Seminole Count v
bt-st sportsman.
unit*.
More
closings
by
other
ha*
been
residing
in
Manhattan,
liealth Unit wtin upprovri), which L ee Lauds E ffo r t s
highest qualification* is the fore Service 8 y»tem during ceremonies the V.F.W. National Home, serv
The Rotary 1.vague otficlat*
plant*
are
expected.
Kan.
will rmik© Ih© total yenrly Appro
most proj ret o f g|| PTA pro which will be held Monday night ice and veteran* hopsital*. relief,
I’hnrle. tee a. tins nuist
O f W om en V oters hamnl
priation for that work. 1 1 *000,
at 8:00 o'clock on- the drill field veteran-* legislation, Americanlsiii:
gram* through tha county,"
<valuabL-, Ft.ink Keym-I-U as the.,
at the Sanford Armory.
and In support cf American ideal*
most intpiovcii player mid Donald
lluwurd ax liit- iie«i 'portsman.
The award*, which haea been and traditions.
Tito lineup fur thef Cult*
Culis includ
Rotarians E n jw e d
provided by the Congress o f t h
e _____________________
A|i|ireiinlion
for
the
effort*
of
L e»i;£ jc Stim ulates
ed I’emriiigtoti c, t’luu-e p, OglesUnited 8 late* in Public Law 11!,
women
voters
In
Rtimulatin;;
a
J
Picnic Yesterday i n b. »»••">«
‘Jb, Graham lb. Mcfrone Kb,
V o tin g B y N e g r o e s voting intere-t in the primary by
W'-Jtar S g t chriB Bucurel
Rol-bin, If, Roaleg
persona In recognltlc
election of Tuesday »a * lotlay StciMtroni
-----------f
cf. Morris rf. Crowley rf a n a ;
gasoline flowing, without benellt
patriootle a e r r le'es Examining
CHICAGO,
May
9,
(/Pi—
Neceacxprrsserl
by
J.
II.
i.ee.
chairman
Orgunizril
In
Sominulo
County
R e jo in s M arin es ■ity, they tell us, ia tha mother of electricity. Here’* how he doe*
enjoyed. a
lli.-bee rf. Harris, a Cun regular,
for the purpose of stimulating of tlie Seminole County Demo was uiibhle to play lu-cnui* o.
of invention.
In one case the
cratic
executive
Committee,
voting Intercut among colored ciH*
Firrt he borrowed hi* sister's lens, the Seminole County Branch
Mr. I,ce also praised the work sickness.
father of the Invention I* a 31
F'or the Lion* nil-stars, Tyson
P L Sgt. Chris Joseph Bucurel year-old former Hcabee named bicycle. Then he borrowed nno of the Progreutvo Voter* Leaguu of Mr*. I^uirine Beal a* County
Necemtty of her old
Nece**ity
performed behind
V wegon*—one of the of Florida has it* headquarters Democratic rcgi.lrar "H er e * - ..----------ia extandad hi* service In the William J. Voelker.
------- the (date until
dentist, and Re-em
tl. 8 . Marine Corpa for two year*, and William drummed up qulta little red wagon* »uch a* you at fill Sanford Avenue. Tht* forts have ihown gootl result*; relieved by Spencer in th* third.
mltteeman W. A.
Sgt. Bucurel completed four an Invention—lo beat the brown always find around a house where group directed the registration ami Seminole County Is excectling- Axt wu> on the hill^ hut turned
goers with the Pevildogs. During out and keep a few more motor- there ere children. He removed of many negroes prior to the ly fortunate to have ns head of over the chore* to Frank in
In connection with the
a rubber tired wheel from the primary election.
registration an executive of Mrs, third, Hester lb. Rower 2b,
that lima he aaw aerviee in Ice late driving with gae.
.1.11 ss, Vl-ktl.
dell
White o
2b, Kilpatrick
land with the 15th Defense' BstVoelker runs a gasoline filling wagon, and the rear lire from
Officer* of the group are: A. Beni’* ability," he declared.
"She can alwav* be assured," Meisch If, White cf and Kouth
tallon for nine month*, returned station In Glenwood, a suburban the bicycle. To the ehaft of the L James, president,-Thomas WiU
Cordell's unasaLtcd double
t o ' the U. 8 . for a fUteen day section of Chicago. HI* father gasoline pump he fastened the son, vice president, Timothy WIU he u-hleil, "of the co-operellon of
leara and then went to the Pacific la a machinlaL When the brown* wagon wheel, and olacsd the bi son, secretary, A-. W. Dingle, the Democratic Executive Com with the .bases loaded in
second frame was the out*Lai.,
wa* stationed on Tulagl out order restricted the use of cycle on a homemade stand. This treasurer, J. N. Gray, principal mittee of this county."
fielding gem of th* tilt.
. After Joining l he alectrlelty, It hit the Voelker fam way, the wheel can be tamed by .weaker and The llev. Caldwell,
For the Rotary All-tUrs,
mixed 14th Defence ily pretty hard. Father waa laid friction of the rear/wheel o f th* chaplain.
. / '
lineup Included McTeer rf,
took part In many of off, and Wllliam’a aerviee rtatlon bicycle. The only eitch la—eomeW IIJO N RECOVERED
ter Jib. Marrs cf, Rsqrnolds
______________
in thePacific area ean stay open only four houre n ona has to keetJ pedaling.
Myers c, Howard and McNab
That job folia to Voelker, him___ shad a Icava In Now Zealand. day.
Smith
ib, Ludwig 3b anti W<
G. B. Workman of the Seminole
Th* remainder o f. hie .foreign
But thura’e where the resource telf. He’* catching upon his cy Sportsman
and
Cooper handled the
James VVil.on, prominent celery
Association had charge
-----* wa* completed on th* ful veteran got busy and thought cling. the** day*, without covering
any grouqd. Ha pedala th* bike of the placing of 5,000 flngerllng gguvvcr who for the past five task.
Pacific Base on Guam.
Stafford was on lb for
* D e ce m b er o f 1944 H gt. U oc- up a way to stay in business all that run* th* gasoline pump— bate in Crystal Lake at Lake wvtks wa* confined in Orange
inaral HmtiiUl in Orlando fui- Mldaels. 1at 2b. John* a
long—and still not violate the while hi# fflh er pula gasoline Into Mary on Tuesday, The bua were
the U./B. a llday tong—and
i V w , Ha couldn’t use any mom the custom srs' cars. Thla way, aecursd by (ha Association a*’ p* r
the
electricity than the law allow*—
,. U . &
but he tUd find » wny to.toep th t
Ip *
Koreans Receive
Warning By U. S.
General Hodge
First Step Taken
Tn County To Hikej
TeactierV Salaries'-
^
!^o.enitz Claims
Subs As Weapon
Nearly Obsolete
' ... * r!County Earmarks Kirchhoff Plans
Funds For Road To Ship Plants
Building, Repair North By Plane ;;;
K^ n
|
G.M., (-hrysler Tn
Halt Production
Due Tu Embargo
W.F.W. Auxiliary
To Be Organized
By Seminole Post
0\(T 50!) Fans See
Lions All - Stars,
Midgets Cnp Tilts
Selective Service
Personnel Will Be
Presented Awards
r
Necessity Is Mother Of Invention
That Keeps Autos Filled With Gas
a ra sis. jskIM . s t .
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T IIK
jt i o e i f n v e a ^ l
ANNOUNCEMENT
By th# AiJ of Nrwtpepe^
E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N ; JR
L e g a l N o tic e
i ii t i r i:
COURT OK T IIK CflUNTT
:.
m :\ iiN u i.r.
courty.
IVV.
IN 1-ltoUATK.
In now aaaociated with the
II. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y
A * Iniurance Solicitor
312 E A S T F IR S T S T.
P H O N E 78
In Tomato Hauce— Archer
Spaghetti i 5h
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 9, 1946
flE R A l.D , H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
u l i l i u i of tli« claimant. ami ■hell
be • worn lu l«» tl>» rl«iinnni.
•>r <iltorn»y. n » l any ,»ucli rlalm
or ilnnanil not »o tll*»l ahall Le
void
(lcovrr i'. I » t l d
A . ndmlnUtrnlor u; Ilia K * i« l*
John <1 |ij*IU.*Hr il«-,-ra»»«l
Kiral pul.llraruii April If. I » l *
YOUR “SHIP WILL
COME IN” Sooner
aADVERTOING.-1
W e are happy to annoance that
B. B. Crumley
.GeneraHnsurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
8ANF0RD
JMIIN *1 I *A VII*. N it. I frrra real.
T« i l l I ’retlller'e and I'r o m u lin e .
*nn I Inltre or lirmamle A r r I m I
-aid I X e l n
#n»u aotl «a rli of )m j ara h m ili)
to.lift* •! and rr«|Utrr«l lo iim n u
»»i> rlalm * ufi't <t*mamU which you.
-r r llh r r of yoll< limy lm»a um lnal
Hm- rrta fo of John II
Hr..
County J oilue
of
Hnolnnle
••util >. Plofldtt. nl h a offline in
tin • «M||| lioijtMt h | «iM i.*«iunl>
it Huof r«f. Ktofhlu. * H hlfi. v 'x n t
. tlri.ilur in»M»lh« from Ihr (fm r of
*hr flle l toihlh nl Ion of tliien o M rr,
I'dili (-Mini or «lr III* fid rhall **
n n rllln v ; .mmI rhall M «l* Ihr
pfac/T of iveli*riirr an I |»oe» office-
rordad In
l*lat llooh I,
I'a a r 21, of ttia public rar.
orda of Hvmluola County,
Klorlda.
r o e A.NI> KACII OK YOU A ltK
K tritT IIK II N ffT IK IK O
that you.
and aarti of you. ara rniulrad la
appear In Ihr aforaaald rauaa unu
Courl on or before Iha tilt. day
of >lay. A IV l » l « . o r ’ aald rauav
will pro rt-ril r i part*.
.
M r’l l l C rtl AI’ I'K A II
Ilia lllh day i f
April,
T il: IICHHIK J (III.SHIVS' .tlwl -------- a . Thlr
Ii. m i .
JtillNlfON. hr r Ii u i U imI If (A«r*
fH I(lied ) O. I*. |l«rndvli
►
who#r i v*l«lrnr* I# unktiu^n,
Clark. Clrr oil Cuurl. of
If II* in*. Kml if rllh rr of »«td
* Hrmlnola County, Klorlda
lie ilt-nfl. lltrn to nil un*
(C lrrall •routl.H ral)
tMirllr*
n « « n j>er»o»»* rU lm h t* an) In* IJoyd y floylr.
lr r * »l ■■ hrlr*. dr\|rr»», cfrill*
Hollrllor for I ’ la ln llff
I of*. aoliiijM a, n rcu tn r*.
nil*
m lb lilrilh r*. or nihrr**l#i% * h>,
IH IU I.lt OK 1*1 H I.II'A T ItlA
ttirouffh.. utn1rr or .»g.«ln»t raid
ilrctARnl iirrnotir, mill (o
all TVI: ltA C m :i, H H I M . nhoac plara
nl
rn ld rn ra la: t i l l K .«h lrrn ib
arll«>a h a vin i or rl«|mln| lo
HI , N. W . In the t itjr of Waahr
avr, any' tlffht. till# * r InnrraJ
Ington.
I Mat alet o f Columbia:
| In (hr |’fo|»«*»t) hvrrlnaflar <!f.
Vnu ara hereby notified and r»■rrlbad.
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Hired
lo
appear lu u ctrtuln fit 11
tuu asit kacu or rvv iikkm|lY K u T Il'IK U dial a null lo nulal of Cnmplalnl filed ■ traln.l m u fur
dlvorra
by
llallatt lllll, rnld aull
till* har ih u ilny ’ hem
flint
>H In the V i rtuli Court
lia lh H flMl in Ihr t'lrrall t*ourt
a
Cuunly, Klim t... on
o f Hrmlnblr l*"UH>a. KlorUla. In
the l llh day of May.
r h a tin r ), In a t r f iln rnttra rh>
E
l»W . In drlaull Ih .reo f aald cau.e
w ill liriarn l K i I'artrLet thla nriltr Ira puMlalrad far
th » (tfelulr.ry lima rarililrail t>
law in T i l l : KANKOltO. IIK ItA t.il.
Hanford, plitrlda. a nawauapar a!
Krnrral drru lal on In aald County
and Hlalr
Wltnraa tnv hand and official
aval o f offIr* at Hanford, ttrmlnola
County. K '-'id u
April. I»t«.
O !•. ^|.*rm1on *
C ltrk Circuit Court.»
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 9, 1946
FOR PIMPLY
COMPLEXIONS
Hrlpt Nofufs- H*’«ll
Mon Qui.Vy
Phone
32S
F e d Y o a r s Y o u n g e r , F u ll o f V im
Story, in
•t Touchtorr Drug Co.
Itetter Than Soap
Y o u ’ll B e $$$ A h ea d
IF
K-Z Liquid
YOU
Junkot
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M O T O R R E P A IR S
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Pricos Good Thru Saturday, M ay 11
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Datod Coffoo
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W ORKS
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NORCROSS
Turkeys ib 69c ^
C U T -U P F R Y E R C
C U T -U P F O W L
W HOLE R O A ST ER S
Or
C<Oui
Her doy of doyt detorvat tpeciol
oManlion. Com# to# our Molh#f» Day
cordi. which ofo especially lovely. They
rodiole ihe Iruo ipiri* of Mother t Doy
and will give o special happinois fo hor.
N. Y . Dresucd Ixtng Inland
PO W EIL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO
12c
H a ir
Smoked
Shoulders
BABY FOODS
Chopped
ib
Shoulders
ib
33c Sausage
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C a lif Kreah
C ti.p Kla.
Carrots 2 bch> 19c Celei'y 2 *»ks 17c
Oeorgla
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La, Sweet
Lettuce 2 hds t5c Potatoes 3
ib.
35c
ib.
25c
Liquid Starch
Canadian
Rutabagas, ib‘ 4c Potatoes 5
E very Day N eeds !
51 H a le y ’s M.O. M e
60c Sal H epatica U e
25c C arters Pills H)e
$1.25 Re tonga $1.09
Idaho Baking
Potatoes 5 >b> 29c Pineapples 2 tor 35p
PSncy/ * ’ ’ *
Marah Beedle.a
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Grapefruit ib 5>a c Lemons 3 ib<* 33c
All tbi VITAMINS for all the family
It lost a FEW PENNIES a DAY -
75c Dunn’s P ills 59c
Mr
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pkg
FISH
ib
43c
Red Fin Croakors lb 19c
Spanish Mackorol lb 25c
Frosh Mullcl
lb
21c
Pan Ready Broam lb 23c
Ocean Caught Shrimp lb 45
U. N. 1 Texas Yellow
fv ie a i
pkg
Old Dutch
o c
J0 Mule Team
N ..Y
. . . Drcaacd
Long
Island
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jJr A'g
• Yon ( ib never be rare y o « ere grtiiog enough
erieatlal vlirmlnr ualcM row gupplrmeut your
diet with known rpiintitte/ o f vletmiot. So, guild
egtlnrt vitamin dctdencyl State eke wire Plenamint hrbit in your family today.
Ilea lemon Lemon
50c
# ^
C arbon ate
57c
5.00 Plenam ins 4.79
75c S : T . 37 Sol. 59c
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F rdrral r »r l»r taa
CuMnrllr*. Jrwrlry
Cleanser 2 for 15c
A l b C, 0,1, Q n i B* pin LIVER, IRON,
Catelaa Paitothmta aa4 Niaclaaaiida.
39c
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A 1TA R OF PKTALS
FACE PO W D ER
G O O D Reasons
KOIt Q U A L IT Y l l l l l l.S dial
are full a lrrn illi, frr*h anil
T-ure— KOIt KHO.MKT HKKV
ICK t b i t g l*e » your p i r .ir lp
lion the "right-of-w ay '—KOIt
A C C U R A T E C O M PO l M U M .
lhal a n u rr . ab.nlulr rm.fi.tmalter w ill, your dorli.r'. aperlflratlon * — LOR P IlU K
I'A IR N E h S baa.d upon the artual fo «t of Ihr Intrrdlrntv
and the llm r rrqulrrd lo rompound them — FOR A L L
n o o n RE..HONS bring your
prefer Ipllon In u* for drprndable rompounillng arrvlrv
O RLO FF
AR OF PKTALS
CO UM JNF
T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY
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IVIRIN a v a i i .a i i Ijb
None Higher!
Earring*
i/2 price
32c Sausage ib-ba0 37c
29c Sausage
D eodorant
75c Citrai
C o o k i e s 2 for 15c
45c
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9c
Unuid Sweat
EvlaceratvJ. Cellophane
Wrapped. Quality
Poultry
Ipana
Toothpaste.
Junket Rennet
Swanson's V
tlumiyland l»n g I.lnk
21e
31c
72r Carol ii and
New! Better!
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!Sc Iliac k
D rau ght
40c
Castoria
Klngan'n l-uro I’ork
I’lcnlc Hlylo Hhld. Pork
ib
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U . S.,1 New White Hastings
Klngan'a Hinoked
Whole Trimmed fork
Roast
53c
21c
33c
38c
52c
32c
Mi
Chuck Roast
Short Ribs
Plato Slow
Soup Bortos
Hamburger
Grade A
Whole or
t*WE ARE AS NEAR
110Vi Magnolia Avenue
W A R M W E A T H E R S P E C IA L S -
bVLD EDAM CHEESE
lb
CREAMY COTTAGE CHEESE
lb
KINGAN'S RELIABLE BOLOGNA lb
COOKED. SLICED SALAMI
lb
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
lb
ASSORTED COLD CUTS
lb
io o x
5 lm c
it
t^ c n ii
C l e a n s e r 2 for 15c
lirrll} |i|Mlol
/A&y 112th
,
Swanson's
Old DutcS
tinging, liltin g spring
Cabbage
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None Higher!
a f l/ t 'o f . bvauly—a lo*rl«
tribute to a lovable lady.W e've ever »o many 'nnUon. o f ' love"— bound-lop lra u ( I fU economically
priced but rich In beauty
and tovtnr tlioufht. Makr
your aelrclion here today.
Phone 371
Palmetto Avenue
New! Bettor!
I t nowaday* .Mother w ldom think* of buying‘ hrrtell th . tittle luiurtr* to
dear to htr frm lnlnr hrart.
Inwardly »h r'» ,u*l a* fond
a f them a . rvrr. Ho drtlghl
bar IhU Molbfr-. 11. . .I lli
1 Texas Yellow
Otand Swear
»llw c k
B o rax
C A R D S by
j .:—SEE U8 FOR—i
YO UR HOME
with V E N E T I A N
Chuck R6ast
B L IN D S
Wo can mako arrange
monls for you to flnanco
_ lb
28c
ESTRELLITA
Venetian blinds made to fit any sizo windows
U. 8. 1 Now White Hastings
W ood and M
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Repairing — Roflnfahlng
S E M IN O L E V E N E T I A N B L I N D CO.
Celery 2 .n>. 17c
La. Bwaal
Potatoes 3 n>. 35s
Rad BUaa
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PoUtoei 5 ib. 25c
p o t fu m i
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bottle ie decorated wilh a Mained glasslow erfecL A spot of Beautjr for Your dressing
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man' urging that he use the warDcLand High School student*,
time power veiled In him by taking fn a petition *ig*.e« hy RO puolls
over the cool mine* and ordering ami sent to DaLand Sun News
the miners back to their posts with the request that it ,b«
published, deny, os a group the re- •
within 48 hours
sponaihility for a “ few individual*’’
Florida, which cheats Alabama who have pelted home* with
out or a lot of coast line on the orange and grapefruit and break
Oulf of Mexico (look at the map ing windows In home* and in the
11 you don't believe 11 ) 1* due to tiigh school, building. They alio
benefit from a 1100 ,000.000 -post deny that ikkfh school student*
war civil work* procairo. Army en in general *4re "drinking liquor
gineer* plan among other improve or smoking cigarette*" a* im
ment*. Improvement of Pensacola bed In a recent latter published.
Harbor at Bayou Chlca to provldp 'hey
■ suggest'
H i* .-.' that the mnlefaca 22 foot channel, on inier-couUl tom lie dealt with by parents
waterway from Apalachicola Day and police, am) that a teen age
to the 8 t. Marks River, chancel of canteen he established for young p '
,
which will be straightened, ntul a people.
HAOOhOO project for construction
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of locks, dami and dredging n six
Roy Seoul troop* from Welr*.
foot channel In the Apalachicola, dnte and Umatilla upon entering
CliatUhoochlc and -Flint , River- their district ramp at Doe Lake
from Apalachicola, to Columbils and discovered that vandals had en
tered camp prior to their arrival
Balnbrtdge, O j.
ami had stolen all the dishes,
silverware, cooking uthvslls, sev
8 unl Citrus Products Company eral
bunks, mattresses and thtlr
of Haines city. Intend to make ap- boat. Wc find It hard to believe
■ « ■ » * ■ » * ' * * « ■
s s . " ,'hV S U L ™
'h , ™ ;
administration for a permit to re only tornhle* would steal from
place a 8100.000 brick virehouse boy scout*.
.
which was destroyed by fire Sun
day afternoon.
.
Many people stay away from
..... ithe poll* at election
tloi time and
le clock turned back In Hills- j therv wonder why their spineless
Ufh County, and It was not j representative* In Congras*
gat - ,
of a wrangle about R u t - , buildoied by such would be lilt- yllght or Standard Mime. jtra n% j„hn L. Lewis_whp,« self
.“
It went further back than that,-glorification In the fortn of a
bark Into the dty» of horses »nd r„*l strike threaten* the nation
buggies, although the horse* and with disaster.-As *n example of
buttles were not there. U was a faj|ure to vote: Florida has 1 ,good old fashioned tinging conven- I 4H2 ..1 C2 resident* of votinga g o - a
lion at which 8.000 sophisticated „ f which 1,130,9*1
ara whiteand
moderns tumrd out. at Pleasant 3 4 2 are negrn New reglsOrovc near Durant. Mcny brought (ration figure* show 'that • of — picnic lunches and there wav plenty the*e O‘Jl.576 white and 47.763
of Ice cream and stacks af South, are t|ualified lo vote either a*
*m fried chicken. The gathering Democrat* or Republicans, Of
represented church people of _ oil the*,* probably about half voted
denominations.
ln the primary election Tuesday.
N E W -W A IL IN G PLACE
im
l i l l r » ir * * l SatarOar
aa* l a i l i r at
Ssafar*. Florida
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 9, 1946
T H E 8 A N F 0 H D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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A t the moment when Gen. Dwight Elsenhower's
reputation with the American people appears to have
reached a new pinnacle of admiration and even affection,
a hook is published that will result in some reconsidera
tion o f the Keneral's fame. Ralph InRorsoll in “ Ton
Secret" attempts an appraisal of the British and Ameri
can generals responsible- for the war in Europe. His
qualifications for writing it nre his experiences *ns a
lieutenant-colonel uiiaer Generals Dovers and Bradley,
and as an observer on British Field Marshall Montgom
ery’s staff, as well as a tour of duty in Normandy.
There is a great deal of Interest tfor the average
American in the hook. Possibly the most arresting parts
will be the author’s deflation of Eisenhower and eulogy
of Bradley, present head of the Veterans’ Administration.
Eisenhower, to quote a reviewer, is pictured as a “ genial,
incompetent procrastinator” who lacked the "w ill, re
sourcefulness and courage" that a Supreme Commander
should have had; During a good deal o f the European
enmpaign he "went around in a fog." He is accused,
also, of discriminating against Hrndley.
General Mnrshnl comes in for criticism, ton. Mont
gomery comes o ff worse than any other, described as
bnd-tompered, insubordinate, arrogant,*,
,
There w ill'b e answers to Mi4. Ingersoll’s book by
Eisenhower's ardent and numerous admirers. Only his
tory can aettle the matter.,
, .
v ''Gear A n d Courtesy
THURSI)AY, MA"Y 9, 191G
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BIBLE VERSti KOH TODAY
M
SOME AHE IN A OHBAT
HURRY . I N LIKE. BUT Oh
BURE YOU REALLY W AN T
(WHAT YOU ARE SEEKING.
MAY RE IT W IL L DISAPPOINT
YOU: Evm »o run that ye may
Attain.— I Cor. 9:24.
11a y , La b r a d o r
(From Poetry)
Up th# gr*at geeae come from
the South ■“ •
It Ippi ink with louml the thin irray
air,
Cast one barltward look, and
circle,
Then alt down by the river*
'
mouth.
Bnow-smoke eddies whirl from
Hi,
behind
A i the alr-ipllttlng engine* atraln
.
anil pull
‘ Into line lhc»e monsters; the
amall men run
With rope end jranvn* to tether
sr
and blind,
f t A knife in thl* »oil thru*t* the
cutting cold.
Edge barely dulled nt the year'*
one noon;
Celled here by mountain* en
circled by fro*t.
Live men by the challenge of
>
war made bold
' T o belter the fox and the esklmo
; And bring their South to thl*
world'* edge.
ey aim their chimney* against
the sky
.Through Christmas tree* and the
ancient unow.
ROBERT RESOR.
goose
a .
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B.WM Jult exscity a year ago
yesterday Dial the war In .Europe
ended, and you atlll can't buy a
atlck of chewing gum.
"BrlUili Will Withdraw from
Egypt," **Ru*ela Won't Remote
Troop* from Bulgaria"—adjoining
headlines Wednesday In the Tampa
Tribune. Wtikh Junt goe* to show
what II gun to ahow.
So far as a fair-minded American is concerned, thep?
seems to be no good ronson why the people and industries
of this country should be deprived of so essential a com
modity ns coal.-And it is doubtful whether the miners
th e m s e lv e s h a v e a n y th in g to gain in the lo n g run by an
extended strike.
What they mny seem to win by force
they may loso in public ill will nnd other ways.
The most lamentable thing about the whole procedure
is the pressure introduced and enforced by a bold Inbor
leader, virtually at the point of a gun. There are other,
and better, ways of deciding the industrial equities. Vari
ous other great industries have long operated justly and
without trouble, ami there accmB to be no good reason
why it should not be likewise in the coal industry, if the
problem were approached in u decent nnd fair-minded t
wny.
The Lewis procedure tends to defeat its own pur
pose, in /spite of his self-assumed power, by resorting to
arbitrary' force. That may succeed temporarily, but fails
iu the end. The only real security for labor is honor,
hi* ri-fiirtn.
fairness and courtesy on both sides.
At "Huyi* K»tule" homeless and
neglected youth* will receive ev
ery encouragement. They will not
* l*o treated ns Inmate* of nn in-
C onventions I-'or A ll
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STATE NEWS BRsEFS
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V#lw«« if# Mf in ptrepNirtj i<*i
LS W ILLA R D C O N N O I . L Y S 9 B S S S
A lU f ill* /ir# or A ftid tn t il «i too Ul# to
. With the day of conventions upon the country once
^ m K'lCm «lv£;
Rep Joe Hendricks ha* been ad- over the hospital
more, the Hoboes of America, Incorporated, met recently marie t„ realize that their action* vised by the War Department that
in Los Angeles. Next yenr’s meeting will be in .Miami, land conduct a* citizen* of the should Daytona Beach or the stale
Titusville schools, following a two
^ _____
______ who follow
These nre the migratory
workers
the
grnin nuti fruit hnrvesLs nntl other work which needs
laborers nccordihR to season. They hold th eh; inventions
in hotels, sleep in bed9 and eat m dlnitqf rooms, just to
keep in practice with habits of tho less nomadic popula
tion. Thertf were 18(1 offtcfall^ accredited deleRjH.esMil
this last one, who discusdea the fine points of hopping
freight trains nnd ontlnif roadside lunches out of tin cans.
It nil rocs to Hhow that in this convention-loving
country, nn annual meeting can be organized over any
subject.
T O O L A T E T O C L A S S IF Y
By RUSSELL KAY
The American people are being
asked to give a c*ut of bean*, a
slice of breed to help feed the
hungry people of Europe. Out if
thU coal strike Uq't
settled pretty
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soon, they won't have the can of
beana or the slice of bread to give.
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The British government which
has frequenUy been accused of
militaristic penetration of other
nations ha* decided to withdraw
all Its armed force* from Egypt.
^ Thl* may be a good joke on tho
Zfcyptlsni, particularly If the Arabs
decide to go on the warpath.
I
TO THI PRESINT
AND r U T U R I...
Alarmed over the Increase Intearning hi* place In hi# own com
Juvenile delinquency amt feeling munity. The boy* under carefully
that present effort* to meet the selected and qualified adult lead
problem on the part of slate nnd ership will make their own law*.
federal agencies are Inadequate A Mayor and other officials will
and Ineffective, a group of loading be elected from among the youth
citizens of Glynn County, Ga„ an ful citizen* of ths community.
nounced plan* recently-for the It will lie their organlaatlon and
establishment of a haven for everything will be don* to Im
homeless and delinquent boys. ■ - press this upon them and they
It will be known aa "Boy'a will lie given to understand that
Estate" and -will be located at tne Its Ruccei* or failurs depend*
historic Santa Domingo I’ ark, fif largely upon the conduct and co
teen mile* from the town nf operation of each individual. Hero
Brunswick, Ga. and only a mile they will learn that every right
o ff the Savannah-llrunswlek High and privilege of our national
democracy |> accompanied by. cor
way.
Down In Barlow the Clly Comand
Although located In Georgia responding responsibilities
mission urges Congm* to take Im and financed by Georgians, thl* duties.
mediate action to settle the coal homa will be open to homeless
A weif rounded program of
strike. "The city will be without
power and light*" «?on If aome- and delinquent boys between th? education is planned that will
thing tant done, says the City age* of 8 and 18 Dorn anywhere Include civic partlripatlon, religi
In the South. These Interested ous education and recreation in
Manager. And eo will a lot of
in tha project have acquired this addition to the usual achoot sub
other towns.
,
beautiful 380 acre park, mostly jects.
Agricultural v o c a tio n a l
The Senate debate* a proposed woodland, and plans for develop training will play a major role
loan to Britain while the country's ment o f an agricultural program with tit* boy* being given prac
economy i> demolished by strike* that will Include general farming, tical training In agricultural prac
tice farming, dairying, poultry
What good wBl It do to lend the dairying and poultry raising.
Modern fireproof cottage* are raising and the Ilka, Meat, eggs,
British four or five billion dollars
now
being
constructed
and
will
dalyy products and vegetables
If w* don't produce anything ta
thl* country for them to epend be ready for occupancy tarty in grown on tn*' Estate will hdlp
June
and
applicant*
ar*
now
be
provide nourlahlng food for the
It onf
ing algntd up, not only from institution and anould alio pro
Georgia
but
from
other
Southern
vide iom* revenue fo r ite opera
The United State* la not able to
tion.
provide th* wheat required by the iSimtfNR*
Thl*
Boys'.
Estate
will
be
n
Juvenile delinquency 1* usually
etarring nation*, aoeordlng t*
democrat le Institution.
No 'boy th* result of parental neglect and
will be mad* to feel that h* I* it is an adult responsibility. Plac
being given eharlty, Instead be ing tha wayward boy In a {penal
will be mad* to feel that be Is Institution seldom accomplished
atrike and put som* folks to
tn 'order to get all the wheat
* needed
-two thousand negroes a n
. to h at* voted In Ttieedaye
_ 4Uo primary for tbs first
that they have b »n pirmltpartlelpats tn Dimoeratic
, though thsy hrrs voted
. election* for earns time.
want Welch Army Hospital for a
hospital. It will be turned over Intict. but If it hga lo be turned Into
a vocational school for veterans,
only iu:li property and equipment
Courtesy
amt
.force ibn “ rule
m is needed for that pufpoee will
jcon*lileratlon rf other* will bo be turned over. Sen. Claude Pepper Is of tile opinion that the vet
;
^ “ jSIfee" S i , t eran's
administration should lake
instilled in the heart* of these
boy* in the diameter building pniginm which they tbrm*ejva* will tondurt of their affaiti, boys who
invoke through nn elc.tetl govcr-i- might otherwise become a burden
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society
cancUl.
be
0f VnyVt-te’ or eommunliy.,‘ pr a ^danger
-|nto towcrth
ih ile
While up lo the present timejgj,,.
Boys' Estate ha* teen financed | At this time when the problem
by public spirited citiiens and y j u v e n i l e delinquency I* rb
civic leaders of Glynn County, p r e s a i n g , this experiment In
Georgia, and It* beard of trustors Georgia Is being watched with
I* made' up of Glynn County folks, keen Interest by roclal worker*
a* tha organization grow- an I of the nation.
Applications are
develops, support will he encour pow being considered and as soon
aged from throughout the South *s housing facilities ire provided,
aunl trustees will be selected from toys will be taken In from
throughout the area.
Georgia, Florida and neighboring
It Is the firm belief of th-iw states.
Anyone Interested In securing
behind the project that given the
proper surrounding* and a sym further information should write
pathetic, understanding l e a d e r - ,J, Ardell Nation, Boys* Eftatc, j
ihip. coupled with n 11 be r o 1,p. O. Box 333, Brunswick, Geor* j
amount of responsibility In the gl*.
The Port Myers Lion* dub, after
a special meeting of Us board of
directors Telegraphed President Tra-
j th )lt
T MEADE FOX
405 A T L A N T IC B U IL D IN G
— S A N F O R D , FLA.
• Casserole*
• Bread Trays
• Ash Tray*
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• Pottery
COLORS -
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with
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Two seta of Wm. Rogers
plated Silver and one set
of Alvin ■Sterling.
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081AND O , f t O t lD A
• Candlestick*
F o r the practice o f
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H O M I O f f lC I
• Vegetable DUhea
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r* just received a small shipment of
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American Fire a n i Casualty Company
S IL V E R — S T E R L IN G
AND PLATED
R A Y O N SPO R T-SH IR TS
The opening of life office
T R Y■*
loit, *0^ 0
minimum numb#r of pNofictti*
• Sandwich Trays
ANNOUNCES
*A“ V?f
on* m/a to dlttl otih iff ill#
Remember Mother on her day and
all the year through!
W ith lovely
gift* for herself or for the home
from Rader's wonderland of gifts.
W e have juit the one to r her!
LIGHTWEIGHT LONC SLEEVE
DR. A. W. EPPS, JR.
”H-
imufJflt#-
H ivt* C om jtili PrcU tiion'In o«o C0opi»|^ .
week closing due to the polio epi
demic. will reopen Monday. During
the ban, children under 18 years
of age have not been 'Plowed cm
Lite street* or In public places.
Sunday schools nnd churrh service*
will lb« conducted as usual on Sun
day. .
• China
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• Diamond Ring*
•Stone Set Rings
• Diamond Necklacea
• Elgin Compacts and
• Diamond Earring^
Cigarotto Cases
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• P e a r ls —
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nock lasses
and earrings to match.
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• Spray Pint
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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 19-16
• Social
And
Personal
Activities
Gala S p rin g F es tiv a l Presented A t
W estsid e Prim ary School Y esterd ay
D essert-B rid ge Given
B y Social D epartm ent
A gala spring lestivnl was itel" Wilkinson, Merle Carlton. RcbecThe social department of she
at the Westside Primary school . i l ain. Mac Blown and Fmily .Sanford Woman* Club held u*
•Wednesday afternoon cewbrallm Spivey “ Humoresque:” Jacqueline .last meeting of ;h,. yeat vc-’ ei
~n
the crowning of the Queen ft Frvin, Frank Knight. Marilyn ' Uuy in toe .*j|.n ol a uc--ei Calhoun, Craig Anderson. Genran inidge at the cl b bouse at 1 31
May.
Dr. und M rs. F o w ler
Pretty Paulette Cason who wn Harrell, Bobby Dekle, Frames I*. ,\i. with Mis. J I
Itermefi.
chosen Slay Queen wore a Ion.' .“"ingletary, nnd J. T. Block
),'r.i, Fred Williams, Mr*. A h
Given O utdoor Supper
Folk Dance: Marlene t’a-well, I hilip* Mrs. .*>. D lligbleyman.
white net dress over taffeta. *
crescent shaped corsage of while Bobby Bauer, Kdith Ice, Johnny Mr*. II. M. I'aptvorth and Mi*.
Mr. and Mr*. Roy G. Williams
was worn ott he* Carter, Jeannette Klnluw, Jimmy J, ll. Hny a hostess,-*.
THURSDAY
Mr, and Mr*. Robert Axt ntnl pompom*
and Sir. and Mr*. James P, Ridge
ne:k Bollinger, Ouitla la'e. Franklin
The etui, which hits recently
The Semlnoln Hobeknh Lodge honored Dr. and Mr*. John H. sun, Bobby, left today for Hloom- shoulder and fitted into the Cathllcde nbnugh, Sarah Jordon, Mac been painted a pme green on the
line of her goWn. ftlondo
No. 43 wilt meet in the 044- Fowler, Jr. Tuesday evening with field. N. J. for several months.
erine King ami Surah Dunn. Brown, Mcrlyco Chambers. Dickie interior was nttrnellvely decorateii
\ fellow'* Hall nt 8:00 P. M. All and rutdoor supper party ip. the
dressed in long blue net dress* Kinlaw, Minnie King ami Mimqte
member* nre urged to attend a* garden of the Ridge home in
Mr**.-J. N.. Whttricr ,i* confined and cartyiu g'M vvr harfkeu wet- Vyers, ‘‘Go Round and Rout*I the with ljue.cn Ann*’ * ..re ■ aim pin*
oleanders
The center table w:.«
practice will be held*for (he Male
to
her
home,
4tH
Magnolia
Ave
flower girl* WM prrcede.1 tin i irvle": llarbatn Lee, Raymond covered with a lace cloth and held
Dr. and Mrs. Fowler
president of Rcbekah Assembly, Mayfair.
nue,
because
of
a
recent
folk
Hardy, Finnk Selin. Joyce Green. a silver urn filled with spring
queen in the grand march.
There will be a covered di*h of Chicago nro the gutslr of Mr,
The quecnV throne was pluce Troy Richardson. Barbara Smiths’,
and Mr*. Hugh Wholchel for sev
supper nt 0*110 I’. M. nt thr Coni-, eral days.Mr. and. Mr*. Donald Dunn j in a setting of palms, bambo Larry Red, David Jones. John flowers.
was nwnrdinunity Hotel. After the supper
have a* their guest, Sirs. ‘ Ben iaud lattice work interwoven with .Shaw, Myril Carlton, .D* inc sk ,i e*
,Mr*. ,O. P. Herndon
.
..
Those attending were: Dr. and Slonroe of I’ahokrc.
the men of l-nke Mary will m old
Immiie Green. Jimmie
,h'*h *<"r '
»'•«
1fern and white gladiota. Tile Hauer
MrsFowler,
Mr.
nttd.
Mrs.
Hoby
Indict* evening dresses.
bridge
contestams;
Mr*.
T,
r'atlton,
Melvin
Inrhism,
Allen
! court was Irordered by bank* of
Lnlng, Mr. and Mr*. T. C. Bolt,
Mrs. O. W. Douglass of Savan I green uspnrngw* .fern nnd gar Douclns, Kimneth Wilkins, John llluDdell, srreeno nml Mr* J. 'I.
FRIDAY
Mr. nml Mr*. Hugh C, Whelchcl,
Cmvifoid high piiie for checker
nie llrown and Fieri Caswell.
Snllic H»rrl.mn Chapter, D.A.K, Mr. and Mrs, Hamilton Bisbce, nah, Gn. is spending a few days I land* of peach gladiola.
“ Maypole Dance:” Gar) Smith,J- Those enjoying the occasion *
Dickie hinlaw and Wallace Van
/will meet « t 3:00 I*. M. nt the Mr. anil Mis. M. R. Strickland, with her parent*, .Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Renton. were: Mrs. II. W. Rucker, Mr*.
Ness, in white linen suits, weie Tony McDaniel,
home o f Mr*. J. It. Hay, 005 •'li t. Roy Rrml, Mr. and Sirs, rtoy A. JC. William*.
|train tiesrer and crown bear*-: Matinnne. Ludwig, Julia Droney. Fletcher Rolls, Mrs K. R Clem- f’nlmetlo Avenue with Mr*’ H. J, Williams and Mr. nttd Mr*. James
Sirs, Henry Wight is . resting The following atten-lants wore Dorothy Cain. Dorothy Bollinger, tRp, Mrs. John Melsch, Mr- John
Lehman niul Mr*. \V. I,. Henley Ilidg?.
in the Florida Sanitarium in long pastel
Hobby Llltle. lee. Mr*. <>. IV Hctiidoii, Mi-.
net and uffct.r Danny Humlull,
na co-ho»tet*e». All viiiting memOrlando, friupds will regret to dresses with puffed sleeves and Edna Cowan, Freddie Ashdown, J. N. Gillen, Mrs. t . C. Faitl. Mi
her* art- invited to attend.
learn.
»
sweetheart neck line* nml corsage Verti* Spivev, Etlward Cowan, T. C. Hlii id'del I and guest. MiThe Garden Ciub circles will
of spring flower*: Nancy Routs Hetty Lou Allman, I lean no Den- Grace Stewnit, Mr* VV, C, FieiiD
meet a* follows: Arnica with Mr*. Mrs. Sam m y L o n g
James G. Sharon, Jr. o f Wash tree, Marjorie King, E*ter Lou to<. ................
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Mf- anil Mrs, J. T. Newby.
Muxie Adams, “Kudin?
r Lx E. SDencer insipid of Mw,
- ,
ng,
R
eport^
P
o
p
p
y
Sales
Al*o Mrs. J. It. Crawford. Mr*. *
ington, D, C. Is spending some Morrison,
ll
Hetty Kate Hapip,,. Bee, Earl Owen.*, Vrtnla ld't\
June Roumillut;
Central with
time with his parent*. Judge and Ernestine Spivey, Jeanette C " " ‘ t Hilly Vinreni, Henry Cariin Ro- P. H. Stephenson, Sir*, it. C.
Mr*. P, I*. BoU instead of Mr*.
The rpmp1>ell-Ia>*sing Unit No. Mrs. James (l.\Sharon, Hr.
land, Ihn barn Me Alexander, An ‘ brrt Yates, Alma Riowii,- l.ois Moore, Mis* Mail tin Kivitng, Mr-,/
E. D. Mobley; Dirt -Gardener*
nette Brooks, Milly Hardy, and llarinenu uml Hilly Stiu«ui, Folk Ruy Tillis, "Mr- W. A. I.enviu.
with Mr*. H. II. M e C it * l in 5-T. Africficnn Iwglon Auxiliary,
Mr*. Rosa Markwoad will leave Betty Jo Sparkman.
Ty tonne Mis. J. W. Hall. Sir-. Wurt Warn
Dance:” John lit idge''
instead cf Mrs. George Harden; sponsored Poppy Day in Semin
Spivey Kenneth er and guests. Mr-. Hubert Gle.in i
Light linen suit* were cho*e Harrell, Virgil
_
Magnolia wilii Ml*. A. I,. Lyons; ole County Sl/v 4 with Sir*. F. today for Aldlcne, Texas where
Rose Circle with Mr*. L, 1. Lang of Chuiuota as chairman. sh*« will s|ieml several week* by the following “ gentlemen, of Murphy nnd Rmmy Itussi nnd c f Charleston. S. C. and Mr*.
Frailer.
Hibiscus Circle with Mr,. I-ong reprrts that *a total with her son, Frank Markwood. the court" Alfred M.Cullis, Jim- "Come nml Dance In a Circle:'* Howard Wh.-eler, Mrs. (' L. Resi
mie Junes, J. C. Mcltef, Hichnid Glynn Jones. Ktliep Singletary, ding, Mrs. F. K. Holt. Mr- J E
Mr*. Dirk AfcLnulin nt 3:0) of $325.30 was collected from the
county for the poppies Vhltli were . Mrs. K. C, Ellison o f Washing llarinenu.
Rirbniil Yntek, an * t.ewls Wrbrr, Mary Tniuier. Mol- Courier, Mr- Holierr r’uM*. '!• - i
p, M------ --- -------- - ------I I
be Joe Morrison, Glare Wiley, tlscor llnrii-iin and MiChriMinn
Builders. Cl*.* cf hand made by. veteran* in ll.f ton G«. and Mr*. Harry W. Row Terrell Carlton.
er of Orlando W ere''gu est* ye*At the rlose of Die . grat , ihivid. Galloway Mai.. e Johnson, linker
the First Christian Church will Veterans Hospital in Iatke City.
Car*olherry and Longwood con tenlay of Mr*. It. R, Deas and march to the Court Wally Vt»>- t aura A. Andenflin, less Free- * ' Al*rt Mr* 4-- A- t-.uuu, 1 5 ^ .
meet wjth Mr. nod Mrs ’ Alex
Ness plated the crown of whit- men* Curl McDonnell, Bobby Car C. .1 Fi bet. Mi* \\ S. In ,l.: •
Johnson, SOI I Holly Avenue at tributed $10.10; Slav)*, $12; Chu. family.
biota. $7.50; Oviedo, $24.31; Gen
chrysan th em u m /Himpom* mi tb« j ter, Delores Weber and RnWi ( Mu* El Intee Kin Id .If, Mi. N. l
8:03 P. M.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry M. Grim* head of Queen Paulette.
eva, *11.10; Sanford, $260.20, Mrs.
Warren.
tie Epperson, Mr*, c F. Bin.bu.
•n ’
SATURDAY.
Vocal solo "The Big Red Sun Mrs. W. It. Ill m-iiti. .Mis R. M. j
Long wishes to express her up- ball, Sr. and Hurry Grimhnll, Jr. 1 Welcoming the guests to tin
The Dependable Class of the [i: relatiuii to ll|e public and to her left Sunday for Charleston, S. C. festival, tile member* , of th' tins Gone To Rest. Goodnight' Burns, Mr* William-, Mi
fldt !
First Methodist Church will have nisi si ant* for making Poppy Day where they will spend some time Royal
Court
sang
“ Welcome <ung by Jacqueline' Crawford; Bps, Mr*. I’ainvertli, Mrs, High
n chicken pie » jpper from 5;30 a success.
with their relatives.
Nwee t
Spi Inglimc,"
“ Heavy t'horu*: “ Nmv The Day Is liver," leyninii, Mrs. Raj and Mr- lien
until 8:00 P. M, In the church
Clauds” and “ The Hrautiful Blue niemlier* o f the Queen’* Court, nett.
annex. Fuad* derived from the
The festival program was ar
Mrs. Yony Ticconl nnd Mrs. Danube,"
supper will go toward* the build
Mrs.
Joe Ticconi of Savannah, N. Y.
Enter tinning her Royal High ranged and directed by
MONDAY
Junior Hi^h T o G ive
ini; fund.
business m.-eting of the W.S. are visiting Mr. nnd Mr*. G. It. ness and guest* of the Court the J. B. St. John, Mrs. S. J Nix,
Mrs.
Rosinv
Cnriirs.
Mr*.
J
F.
MONDAY
C.S. at the church nt 3:00 P. M. Rest at their home on Crystal following program of mavpel
M others' P rogra m
and folk dance* wa* presented Benton. Mrs. Ilan v Watt. Ml'*
The circles of the First Pres Iwith a hoard mceGng scheduled lurkc.
Joyce
Miclkr.
MrK»cnr
Price
“ Glow Worm Dunce” with Uonnn
byterinn Church will meet at lf»r i 30 P. M
A sp**4 I
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Mr nnd Mr* It. I- Glenn of I re. Hell-It Alexander. Mickc *-i-s-clal guest- llicliuled D* T
3:30 P. M. ns follows Circle No
I ,Is ,
Mf
The circles of the First Unplis! Charleston, S C are guests • f Dorak. Joan McHro, Curtis lluge- \\ Lawton. Mi- IJisubmii Pom •hr i t I joii
1. Mrs. C, R. Dawson, chairman, t harrh will meet at 3:30 f*. MM*
oil. Mis. Roth II.Ilid ami Ms- il- t.-.l I
Al 1'hitlippwith Mr*. It. P. Stephenson. 30:1 u* follows. Circle No. I. Mrs. C Mr and Mrs J, Charles Peacock .1 11 V . r llli'llsoli.
will i»i* |M M Ml. t .»» ♦».. 1 •$*■ *
West Fifteenth Street, Circle No. II Moss. 2631 Widow Avenue. I j'at ....trip Park Avenue for some Franklin |te<ieiibaugti. Jack IIIbcL Maude Snti In i 'I In- -pnngtime i IliRh A(ikfife.r min Uf I*1-1 * iff
w*h«l. p ay Hi ck limn. Geraldin- 'i.oittlion- wcic osrangi-il by
2, Mrs. L, I Frnrier. chairman. Circle No 2. Mrs J II Truluck.!
mu$n at 1 III «*’» |,HL lnmiihiiv ?U
n.ilrcis of I be
bool
With Mrs. .1 C Hutchison. Indian III!) Magnolia Avenue. Circle No f
n.itihtM -i i*[ th. - be..*|
V D Scott left yes terdity
Mound Village. Circle No. 3, Mrs. H. Mrs
'tht.'Nt
-II
Moth*Vtn lit. nil
H. K. Duggnr. 12IK1 i f(1( Huynesvillr, Ala. She will I
John Krlilet, chairman. with Mrs I Myrtle Avcn-p.
t irc,e No.
W illia m Carl Crosby, UrjL’t'rJ t[n titlin’ Ith ! ...... il *-ut
1 return to Sanford In the near Garden Club Board
K. \V, File. Celery Avenue Circh 1'li-. W E. Bell with Mrs r
n ill lit" ®i|kr.| fm flL. tn
iU.‘ |t'i1
■future t make her home here
No. 4, Mr*. II. H. MrCodin. chair i
M eets A t M cCaslins
Musician, V isitin g l< l-b nl IT- tit I'll In ITf fill
ns cc-bostess.
Circle
man, w,lh Mrs. \\ M. Mchmnon,. s;() F. Mr*. John Courier, 126J with Mr Scott.
001 Magnolia Avenue. Circle No.
I he loan I of the Sanford 0a»
UTItinni fn ti Un *l»y
Cnluln
* u
,i • n i ri..,, i . , - 1 1 atmelto Avenue, Circle No. 6.
Mrs, C. C. Brown and daugh
5, Mr*. C. I„ Redding, chairman, |Mfg „ v
wilh M„ .
vi$$inri|? hi* irnimiL. ter, Julia, of Itnlcigh, N. C. are den Club nu^ ystcnlny nmrnln bin* S- It’ .
with Mr*. J. E; Baker, I50J West
M m , Dan IR'miuhuJ
expected to arrive tomorrow to at 10;smi fi’« lock ot the home <*<
F lin t' Street. Circle No. rt, Mrs.) A. Phillips ns co-hostus.
spend several weeks with Mrs, Mr- II II d t'uslln, 5in Mai - i$kf* Mary f «*» *c*v«*ritl wevUr.
TUESDAY
Muse Wumnrk, elm rman, with,
Brown’s brother in law and sister. mdtu Avenue, when a report of Willi? in Hnri'ln hf will ali»**
Mrs. ’Charles Wilke, 420 Summer
Pilot Club business meeting
the “recent state rsuiventioir i" i*l! I ulutivr* in KiiirfiitilMr. nnd Mrs. W. It William*.
lin Avenue.
M. at the Mayfair InnHBMl
Miami un. given by Mr* End-’
Mr 4 r«» l y i* |iu|itih«i in t!i*?
Ml,.
Sem
Wo-nIiu J trtlJ?!. tirt l f ’ of < olmnhirt vthi'rr
Friend* of Mr* Henry W ilte. I O* I’ll.
Jr. will lie glad to learn that ct airman of the newly form I ht* 1® 4 im*niln'i **f the * t»|iitnhia
she is getting along nicely 31 litbiseiH, tircle. gave a rep i .dhorul h*Hinl> iu»*i ri‘«.VnU> s.ii»«£
*ill thr utilu aI SptrnL* Mu -i? b
the Drang* General Hospital in on th » progtci* of the rirelc
II wa* announced ihut a i • n trvnl .i|*|M';»nn^ tt ith wl'AI'T; ml
Orlando where she is confined
sale wan Id be -cheduled next we.-, arthG f roiii
t hi* Met v till i
became of Illness.
and a discussion wh- M il . o- Ofietn l ‘niti(uin)
GI VE YOURSELF,
Hr it! ci Iit* nl .the Main * **i,
Mr. and Mr*. Paul Chapman cermng the geneinl meeting .otd
A BEAUTI FUL'
and son. Steve, former resident* cover dish luncheon of the rl ,h BE*rVntnr>' of Mycili* in ! Htumhia
of Sanford hut who now reside on May 17 nt the (L S. (). Budd anil j® nutihI thrmiifhout tlie
In Orlando, were recent visitor* ing. All member* of the garden for his t*njiri*M iv** hiu Mime voivi*.
Whlli visit mg here Mr. Ctosliy
of 51r. nml Mr*. C. L. Powell club are Invited to ntlami.
Those attending the honiil imet will tie glad to accept invitations
at 247H Palmetto Avenue.
inir werti Mr*. Kndur Curh'U, to pint: nl pncinl nml chuivh ftim
Mrs. Belle I,. Harnstead of chairman of the* K omb r i r c !
M s. jtjoil
Ohio is spending several day* Ht'ih Womfruff, rhnlrnmn d he
with Mr. and Mr*. II A .Swan HihiM-UA ( ’irclc; .Mr*. C. I R dr- W om ans Nlissonary
her ding, chairman of the Axali-n
son. Mr. nml Mr*. Neil
of Orlando were guest" uf the cir; Mrs. C. I_ Powell. Inn
C O L D W A V E P E R M A N E N T • • A T H O M l Swanson's on Sunday
of the Magnolia Circle. Mi
h". Society Has M eotinir
11 McCaalin, president •>/ :io
'J . W. Altman returned to San club; Mr*. Zeb Ratliff, reccr t' lf
Tht* Wdiuivi'* MlKiitinAry S*«
,n. ety uf tht* I*11 ■*t t'hriietiaii * hu»t*i
ford Tuesday from the Orange ,-i ret ary: Mrs. Fred R U
General
Hospital
In Orlando corresponding secretary; Mr- \ o- hrltl ila rvgillni monthly infctina PICIUglO togrtlirr fur tlie first lime
where he recently underwent a lie William*, highway development MniHlny in the church audltortum atti Senator Wnyland L‘. llriukx, 49,
tomllectomy. He i* confined to chairman; Mr*. 8. C. Dicket-on, with Mrs, O, D. lotndre-s, presi (tt.-Iil.) and his future bride, Mary
ci,airman o f Garden Center: Mr*. dent. presiding over the meeting. T. Penvey, 39, daughter of the lute
hi* home 2404 0*k Avenue.
L, E, Spencjr, horticultuic cli-Tr- After ratitiiu
Attn if**- Senator Jnhn Thurtta* of Idaho.
Douglas W. Ilrolrhtc, S 2/c, man; M r*,'W . A. Fills, clirdnoan cUAneit tlit* tttniip met in lHr Ain
Tiny will be mnrrteil May tith In
■on of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Broome visiting gardens
Ing r*inm fur n nunui In1»l•* 4i»
M rllindlil Memorial Church In
has Iteen transferred to Shoe
cni»>icm itml rivfr»*Nihmi*Mt
Washington, D. C. (Iritrriintimial)
maker, Calif., uml expects to tie
'Mrs- W. * Tifum uml .Mrs V*
assigned duly on an escort des
J1. Vt*®li*y t$*rvt*i| ref ri,*hin* nt» i«>
troyer In the near future
the ftillitwin^ Mr®
I* I* in h i
Mrs J II UichunK M»® M «*
Mrs. Estelle Davy of Miami i*
Tracy, Mi- T 4 Dnluaitn, \|i J
spending some time with her
E, f liir |»ef , M »"
I I'
I »*
W, I* V»* !♦*>, Mr *»riil .Mr® •' 1*
f arentt, Mr. and Mr* W W
hompion of Elder Springs- Mr.
LtfrnlrrjiM mik| Mnty K*lnn I -»*»•:
Thompson ha* been ill for sev
eral week* friends will regret
to learn.
SOCIETY E D IT O R — Cecelia Truluck
e r s o n a ls
5lr». A. J. Peterson has re
turned from a week in Miami
where she taught n training
union book at the Flr*t Baptlit
Church of that citv.
Knroute
home she visited her* sister. Mr*.
J, J. Perrttt, la Vero Beach.
Friend* of Jullu* Dlngfebler
will regret to Irarn thgt he i*
ronflned In the Formosa Sanitar
ium in Orlando for treatment
He has been HI for »»me time
■t hi* home In Rose Court but
wa* moved to Orlando Tuesday.
■
You can treat yourself to * perfect, soft,
/M ,< *
■CHIIOMNY
JOVI*. TOO
natural-looking permanent—done at
hoene—in three hours or leu with the
simple, rrady-ro-use Crowning Glory Cold
Wax* Permanent Solution* . . . Simply
put your hair in curler*, dampen cod) cud
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^ with Downing Glory and, in lea* time
t k « r »»
you have a lovely new
t S , waT
permaneu—ready to *et in your own moot
. . W J B .H iP 6 K t And all you i
— CROW NING GLORY I
THEY W OULD READ YOUR A D
TOO, IF IT APPEARED
HERE
— TELE. NO. 148
Social Calendat
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PAGE FIVb
TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Mr. and. Mr*. II. C. DuBo*e
left today for Dali**, Texas,
where they expect to »pend about
three week* a* the guest* of
their soni, ilk C. DuBose, Jr,
d Frank DuBoio and Mr. Duose’s ’ slater, Mre. L. M. Dyke.
Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Cogburn,
of Senford, will move
residence from Ft. Pierce
to Miami, Mr. Cogburn ha* recalved a promotion in hi* work
•nd ha» departed for Miami to SHOULD Janet Pratt be chosen to
secure dwelling quarter* for hla succeed the late Rep. William O,
family. Mr*. Cogburn and the Burgln (D , N.C.) In the (pedal
children will remain In Ft- Pierce election to ba bald on May 25. the
will have little to leant on Con*
fo r tha present.
graatioctal procedure. She waa
G IV E M O T H E R T H E D A Y O F F
T H IS S U N D A Y
T a k e her to din n er at
T II E
M A Y P A I R
I N N
12:00 noon to 2:30 P. M.
6:00 to 8:30 P. M.
For reservation* telephone
Lind W eber, Gen. M gr.
1200
S U N D A Y IS 'M O T H E R ’S D A V *
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S U N D A Y IS M O T H E R ’S D A Y
U . o f F. G raduates
T h re e From County
—
GAINESVILLE,- May 9
Onej
hundred and rjvelile in candidate- ;
will reeidvo degrees here May
M-27 at the University of Flot-ida’s first lull scale lioihmenr*meni cxireise* since the end “ f i
World War II.
William K. Jnrki. n. University
alumnus nnd president of the
tilted Slates Chnmlwr of Coni
merce, will deliver the Commen-eent address Monday night,-May
27, *t h Of. o’clock in Florida Field
Stadium, nnd th? Right Reverend
Flank A. Julian, Bishop of the G «lff STgICKIN aqd pusslesl Jolinj;y Concton, 5tk, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
“ d*eopnl Dloce e of Flarldn, will
S
ve ihs l.sccalnurrate sermon ut hold* the body of hi* dog In ht* artm
4 o'clock Sunday nfternoon, May after the pet w m killed by a hitrun driver. Johnny had owned thi
26, in the University Auditorium.
Candidate* fir degree* Include dog only one day when the tragedy
R li*< hc.ors, 10 mnsters, 15 law j occurred, -^.s-M .(fntmwittmfll)
degrees. 2 civil engineering, and
one PhD degree. F’cnlurc* of the
Commenrement week-end will l.e
th* annual I’t Kappa Phi honorary
M O T H E R ’S D A Y
scholastic fraternity initiation *nd
banquet, organ recital by Claude
G R E E T IN G S !
Murphree, University o r g a n is t,
and the annual Vesper* Tea given
by the University Woman’* Club.
Graduates, their degreta from
fU g : county Include - Sidney Mc
Donald Carr* way. Oviedo, BSD A;
Dori* • Mae Housholder, Sanford,
m A. Leffler, Jr.,
Dirob* th Auisn i oniwsr to th* slocking problem . .,
Ihtt b*aulilul, flolteririg liquid lubititute il lo lirrpla
to uie. ro becoming lo wcor, to wondeifuiiy
■nduring , . . no wonder il't Amorica’t Number One
(ovorite In ill field. Three delightful tiiadot !o go
With every cottume, tiirulal# any thade ol tunloa.
Weor It happily |uit at ll comet Irom the botl’e —or
bornlth it to a alky il.een with a Volvo leg film Sutler.
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�THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1948
T !!E S A N F O R D IIH R ALD . S A N F O R D PLO R ID A
Jim Schantel Scheduled To Hurl
For Locals In Tonight's Fray
By Jock Sords
LONE INVADER
SALE of
S an ford T a llies T w ic e In In itia l Fram e
Arid F iv e Tim es In T h ird In n in g T o
Obtain M a rg in F o r 12th V icto ry
column
RECORDS
STANDINGS
i>f
kcr mouiwLiimn,
,to ncoir two tun< in it)
Inning utnl IWr more
savsnth fiatilu
virlury over thr I'Ackeri.
•TnnlgM tW Celery t rl* 11-111111
to the Municipal I’urk fur 11
return engagement with the *'xlh
plait- I'erkerti. Manager Jz-vy tinnouiieed Ihi* tnnmli.tr thut Jim
Hclmnti-I will an lu the hill to____________1
m
il .IwAXi'a
t ...Vi'.1*
In
night «B.iiii*t
Hill
Levy ehm- ix-vcnlnL _ltjnt
fk-nutnr. in nne of thr two garni*
with Urlumhi ami that (Sooae
Kettles will go to the mound in
the other Senator tilt. The fin l
(fame of the two tilt series will
be played tomorrow night here
at the Municipal Park while the
second will be played at Tinker
Field in Orlando Sutuiday eve-
SOM E N E W
S O M E S L IG H T L Y U S E D
AS D EM O NSTRATO RS
FCPAn
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Late Popular Numbers —
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price — your choice
W A* -r'-e u & v W E p ,
C>t.4T 1*J - v it a
a t
O * A N D O A U O H TIR of a atsve. Mr*.
Cht.i'ia CU-m*hl.7Lof Louisville.
Ky , wav chosen a* the American
Miitlirr of IMS by the American
"M-dlicr* Committee n( the Golden
llule Foundation. The tint negro to
be *n honored. Mrs Clement he*
*r\ rn children. They Include the
|iir,:Jmt of Atlanta University, a.
pn.fnvor of physics, a professor of
English and also an Army chap
lain.' ( I nli-rnaltonal SoundphaXo) ,
S -rvte A4L/
A C tC■CA -J *lAc Wiyv- u A «e
P <l£af vic-iTVI
lUsaltsil .
Sr* York
l»r I full
It » - lilt 1 If n
I *ltliwif/l
HI
Bluet and
A L L IN G O O D C O N D IT IO N with values from 53c to $1.05 all at one
Au/»<iPi.'‘? f-as-r AMfC'CA-J
1b *av Koti.-rar. sUif.sM
S 'U C f i
Hill-Billy* —
Spirituals
Vbv,dl*» Tbl&PO o
H i m i l l l l t." l^r-tmiK ■(
O ld Favorite.* —
I »*Mils'
I *|s*%*I.*»t*l
I *It 11it 'I* I pit l«l
In the Prihcesa Theatre Buildinf
Some claasic singles and seta included at onashalf price,
E& L e w said this 1
the pitrhing staff i
Well ami that his
.getting
round to
■regular turn* on
•'tilingwin' wefl pleased with Cal lllam-'s
performance against the G-Men
Tuesday night in (ininesville.
Bluin', he said, had plenty on
the liall and wits very fast.
\ . Levy
also
pi ni s e d
the
fielding ability o f Itvron Shin tie.
[the F ed third mrki-i
Sharpe
should be ranking nmong tin-I pin
.leading fielding thud toneme 1 ‘ i1'"
[III the lengue and his tin. v* limn
<•>MV'W Q
fFAdiC is A (cot ca/An-fifoa 1U
UtE fleif-r-t wnt. ee *hs fiitu o<
Amaccub fvedt; de * *«*pfV£A^
ExPCRiCdce vi6isj& w.fd The p.
R IT Z Sunday-M onduy
aldcraldy. Sharpe i. also hitting
wall. Last night against the
Peckers he garnered two singles
In four trip*
thr plate lie
■cored one Fed run. Sharpe Is
piling up u considerable number
of stolen hares and lerrtvrl
Credit for stealing home twire
ill the Gainesville game here last
Monday evening.
; ilowlngton was dii the hill last
night for IIn- EihU ami although
he was nicked foi I I I t.*, he
ucallerrd them writ enough to
le on i *• in the third
leave |.'l Parkers stranded on the
tallied five times on
sacks during tli« contest. The
lefthander waited four batter* and a nee pn*s.
but fanned stir less than 11 half
In l^eshuig's half of the fifth
two i iinners scored to end hos
Th* Feds rrorrj their first tilities' for Ihe, evening.
two In thc^uultal Inning.. Lues
Willingham left the nmund In
burg tallied once in their Imlf of
the second hut the Feds promptly the thiid inning with two men
sway in favor of Mnsedn who
|H-rtnitted the Feds iinlv n single
"It for the remaining, 0 and I /it
W h y not bring Mother
out to The RED B A R N
fqr dinner Mother.'* Day,
May IS?
Special Mother's Day
Dinner
Roast Turkey and all the
fixings . . . $1.50
ROY
J O H N S O N ’S
Red Barn Restaurant
3 miles South o f Sanford
’
• on Route 17
(Roy wants to see you)
The
victory was llowington’s
in I lit •••• nlm1 1« thin pt’ttMJM
l a , your favorite. A&P'Coffee h
luck again-in plentiful supply. Great
news indeed fur you who have mined
this grand coffee when supplies of
fine quality coffee were limited.
Selected, blended and roasted by
experts, A&P Coffee it brought to you
in the whole bean, at the peak of
freshness . . . its fide, fresh flavor
scaled in until you buy.- Then it's
Custom Ground, just right for your
coffeepot. Coffees ground days' or
weeks before they're sold can’t match
the grand-tasting goodness of such
really fresh coffee.
Tint’s why more coffee lovers buy
and enjoy A&P Coffee than any other
coffee In America. Try one of the
three distinctive A&P blends today—
youII agree, there’s no finer coffee in
any package at any price.
IT WAS A ICN‘0 TRIP from St. Paul, Minn., to Berlin, Germany, for Mrs.
Anita Trlnder and her youai son, Gerald, but Judging from the way :
Chief Warrant Officer Jock Trlnder Is greeting hit 1Vk-ycar-old son. It !
was worth all of It. They era ons ot th* first- American fsr.tlllo* to
*«t uu hmisckceolng In Germany. ’
(International Radiophoto)
Justin. SI*
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COLOR S P E C IA L IS T
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Interior Decorator — Designer
Over IK yenrt in Wlnler Park, Flu.
Room and rolor planning------ Write P. 0.
X*M»t.
K slti-n i S | » w
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Jastlc* Itlilae*«> . tiimil J. Haller*
Hun* b.ilti it In; loiltt, lA V f , ! li i »
ii>at»n 1 lltitai-w ar, l's|».ne J T w o
l>H*. till*; Haller* T h i n - basr kits
H aul*. N u tilflr* hit*; tall*, tmuhti
pin**. Ilowlnalna,'Htrariw. and Jua
t i n , lllitaewav amt i l w d
laid ur
b**»» H.iafnrd l| la e riia n t IS. l i l t '
off W ltllnabam S Is I I J ianina*
ltasrs mi ••alle. n il Iliiw IiiB liin •
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B. B. C ru m ley
G en eral Insu rance
A tla n tic N a tio n a l
Bank B u ild in g
surplus
F U R N IT U R E
REAL VALUES IN SLIGHTLY USED PIECESI7
STURDY. 18Mx24’'
BEDSIDE TABLES
SO.95 .
. . . to insure unlforufly fine flavor
in every pound.
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A Complete 3LUie O f “B IR D S E Y E ” Frozett Froita and
Vegetables n o w available . . .
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T U B S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SANFORD FLO RIDA
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 9. 1946
ECTRIC
2
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HOLLER
ItiZKAN. (Ah- Poland
V«.ni Cain I’minl mi) Hi tilt r
thru olii - CkUI*m«»t>Br •
•G E N E R A T O R
•S T A R T E R
•B A T T E R Y
W E A L S O H A V E N E W BA TTE R IE S
IN A L L SIZES
S W A I N ’S B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E
L.
S W A IN , Owner
Corner 2nd and Oak
Special
Children’s Menu
Dick Tracy Vitamin
Plate
R O A D S E R V IC E
'
/
i *oland*K Teach ers
W ork D ay A nd N ig h t
i f o A r &V<£(hj
• IG N IT IO N
*
‘T. ■
Phone 517
K o o t z ie D ay S p e c ia l
Bo P e e p P la to Lunch
Or rourse adult* may eat
from the above menu sac(i.lions, but we relrr them
to some uf uur other items
>arh as straits chaps. roasts
and a range full of othrr
surprises
Th e M a y fa ir Inn
PHone 1200
gas
wxair a
ranjo
■
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ten
UJ' tog mHioi.iI budding* ami . h-'
it.irliete, mi rhlhlr.’n gn 1“ iliis-c
It' day ami night shifts.
It is not uneotmmm to fiml mo
ei tiacheia charged with the tu
f f Instructing iiOO children. fh
tterhers partialis solve the pi oh
U- a of trylutr to give attenlhm t.
all of them
by t_
-aching
—______
_ ... _> classes o"
f« .u liohr shifts. This oimtiiiMi
U' tJI lung after nightfall.
d
uuktwo k l a j a n m *) oceans/
wwt uwwra.vou ah
rteiwno ra* t<* «>*> wm
llAeiUTY fOUOL.
Insu rance
S ervice’
Lind W eber, Gen. M g r
F I E L D ’S S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
ANDREW
1201 W est FifsSt S treet
CARRAW AY
1st S tre e t
and
W a n t e d ! M on .A nd
W om en W ho A rc
II h rd O f H e a r i n g
AGENCY
**i
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6 Room Apartment.
YOU
Immediate Occupation
Phone 790
(Broker* Protected1
D R IV E
116 West First Street * Phone 345
. C om m it A n
Insu ran ce A g e n t
In T im e !
X -C E L FEEDS
L IN E
tfu tn i
krar
ih r l
P H O N E 200
sat
tifli
ha*
m riM rtl
again
at
t»l*
Touchton
■ Sarfford, Florida
The Seminde Fesd Company
\ «»»•
» h ** t H
mini
alMiM*
Drug
FLOYD A. PALMER
Dutfhr
(V
IMIONI
Snnftirtf
G 'W =
yot/f?
rm .
G EN ER AL P A IN T IN G —
l- D R IV K - IT . INC.
BRUSH O R S P R A Y
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
SIG N S
M c C L U N G - ItK I
315 E A S T S E C O N D ST.
PH O NE
1144
I Ionic
The Sanford Herald goes into
tnor* than 3000 home.* in Han
ford anil Seminole County. If
jrou have somelhl.tg to tell or
buy you will find that a classtfled ad In these columns will
toll the mott peoplo about it for
ic least money. Phone 148 or
ring your nil to The Herald
office for'ouick m o lls ;
f
C L A S S IF IE D R A TE S
per line for one Insertion
per line for 3 Insertions
per line foi six insertion*
per line for 26 insertfon*
Minimum rharRe JOe
Count 5 words to a line
Ineludinit
address
REAL
P h o n . 732
A tla n tic H.nik llldy
W HEEL
RRY
bixmI
used
YOUR H O M E MERCHANTS
I
WELSH TiRE SHOP
ASK VOU TO "BUY AT HOME”
I
2nd A Park - - Phone t i l
i oh .mi/ui>t — 'l ire Repairing |
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
romtr
hiMik
wanted. Will pBy *. rents .■«, t
208 Sanford Ave.
035 OR 1113(1 Ford wauled in
good condition, rhone Tft.'l uftrr
REM OVAL OFTIIE
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
your car, regardless
condition. Roy Reel,
From 203 Meiach Building into Their
HOY REEL ha* tin}*! Truck* or RKPLAPK your I rr7oid phono
player with a t!Ufi 10 -inch W IL L pay highest price, for u*ed
passenger — new. usod. • 30(5
N ew Offices I .ornteil at
car* and also wrecked nod hut trecord changer. Ratter Radio
W. 2nd SL I’ ll. 104It-J.
ed or old cor* for pail*.
Scrvire, 118 S. Park, Phone 21*.
>
312 East First Strrct
CliiciTLATINtl IIHATKHS
Ratliff A Son* Phone 2.17 W
They’re available now and NOW NKON SIONS repaired, built,
P. O. Box 1476, Sanford. Fla.
made in Hanford. Pall us for
la the time to get one. Choose
This new location hna been selected ns n con ven ien ce In nut custom ers,
estimates. Ratter Radio .Service,
front our big selection of Spark,
HIP'S. Park, Phone 2'.i.
Perfection, Ivanhne and Ameri
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
whom wo wish to thank for m akin g it possible for us to m o ve into
can Sun Flame model*.
.SIMMONS !>cd, complete,
DOIK* 8 • PLYM OUTH
M ILL HARDWARB CO.
new and larger quarters in order to accom m odate them .
couch. Mrs. K. C. Slail
PARTS ANI) BEK VICK
_
301 Bast First* Hi.
wood.
St Palmetto Ate.
Phene l o l l
P lP K — 1200 ft. 3” block and gal
FOR SALK
vanised; ' 300 ft. 0" black—
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
quantities, sires 1*'' to 1". Uni Two story frame dwelling suit,
able for home and income, 312
versal 3 and 4 inches. Aber
FLOOR HANOI NO
Phone 78
Oak Ave.
nathy, Osceola, F1a? week day*
and finishing* Cleaning and wax
ROBERT A. W ILLIAMS
ing. New floors surfoced to per_
REALTOR
FOR SALE by owner — fi-room Phone 732
Atlantic Rank llldg. faction. Old floors msd* like new, i l — —
—
I
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Call
ir bedroom borne $8000, Phone
. II. M. GLEASON
RADIO— Zenith Cabinet,
,
L a k j kisry, FIs.
____
' condition. The Gables,
~ W iffiSni. u .
“
LAW
NS
mowmi
with
power
mow
0 down. CO months at 920
KELLER MU5T HAVE A REASON IT'S GONNA BLOW BIG-I
er. Phone 773-XJ.
month. Highway 44 at I/og When you need TAHPAULINB
— Remember — we have them
HOPE IT DOESN'T BLOW
dn. RL 1, Uo* 141. J. T.
FOR STAGING A FAKE GUN
In all sixes — and the price CASH buyers walling fur Home*
NEITHER ONE O ’ TMEM
LOUD. J— 7/1--------FIGHE
MAYBE
A
BULLET
FROM
Is right. Stanley-Roger* Hard
Gr fives, Business property j l
HOMBRES IS A jhmrfj
NO, Intarior and exterior
ware Co.
THIS SIDE OF THE STREET
pH types. For quick results list
♦liable, expert workman
GOOD
SMCT.Ffffll
your
property
with
W.
Rryant
WILL SOLVE IRE MYSTERY'!
irtst
reasonable
price*, tOO.OOO SWEET potato plants
Calhoun, Realtor. Umatilla, FI93.00 per 1,000, pulling extra,
atea free: Writ* box 314
Phtme
8302,
A. K. Hosteller, H one 212-W.
iIUfMtNS
1037
CHEVROLET coach, master. FARMERS— Now is the time tr
BANK
BABIC SLAG— fertiliser 4-8-8
Genera)
condition
good.
Call
A 4-76 Fire damaged feed, and
have your tractor painted id
705-11.
hay, ' tin, lumber. See Clarke
Reel’s Paint Shop, 308 W- 2nd
_ .after- 4 P. M »nd Saturdays
8 L Phone 1084-J.
Alhnd
Sundays, o ld ! Seminole
RAILEIl 18 fL — steep* 4 —
•
Feed location.
in th* name o f Gallery, Sayora
i
1
your homa with High
Trailer Camp,
J
Concrete Block*. Miracle
l
ret# Co., J. K. Terwllleger,
9880.00. Phone N IC * hum# with t acres of
MEANWHILE
Elm Ave., Established tarn), t miles out Celery Ave.
See R. 0. Hickson.
MODEL
CLEANERS
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
u2i2iSE,r.uib,r s..A»nr
2911
North
ETTAKEH
Orange. Orlando,
LADY
Mirror I
— LOG
CHAIN
HELP W ANTED—
.le r ir y
C / vrC . W e l s h
Olt TitADE — registered llurot
SCARP7; ITEMS
Jersey boar. Pig» 3 month* old
$8 . Also 21* month old #5 Avnilnhle now Stye) vvnul, shrltar,
aluminum paint—best grade, floor
J. T. Lawrence, (enterprise.
paint— all color*, interior flat well
paint—all colors nntl ninny other
ALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc,
items.
Phone 805-J. H. Q. Touchton, SANH IIUI P A IN T A (il.ASS CO. ASH logs. Hlaile',
1201 Celery. .
Longwinsl.
WE MANUFACTURE o^d"rebuild
Everythlnr In - Bedding."
\Y«
stock quality furniture. Pull us
for your bedding and furniture
needs.
E c h o ) * Bedding and
Furniture Co., tI7 W. l i t St.,
*?I*h on e 1133.
____ __
New
B A L A N C IN G
W A N T K I)
FOR SALK
Two story seven room house
located close in on Palmetto
Ave, Possession uf house Im
mediately
also
has garage
apartment for income.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REALTOR
Phone 732
Atlantic Rank llldg.
\ i‘ « .iris.
S T A T I C and
D Y N A M IC
R S X A T E M IH O K E H
Ft'HN'I.sHEIt ryom. t il
Avenue. Phone M i W
EMPTY 5 gal. oil can*—li>c each
H. It. Pope Co.
ti l l ic«'.
t; w Y
R O B E R T A . W IL L IA M S
I 0e
OHc
07e
Ojc
old bitildini: down
till taking*care of
i . at our new loST. J O H N S RIVER
D O CK on the Alnkefront.
(NOT TNCOliJOItATKlt 1
D »f liftjrr itflrr hiuU iii Ihl* aim*
lair lr»( or yarn KYI »•*«» wi'hn
IT !
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
SANFORD AUTO PARTS CO
Tw Mtiilb# f Jhi* *1 wl*Ir* tail *l»fc hr«r!*■ In| »H|i flitfltir tin* |*n 11writ
ttltfe rt|«i|tir mpHliEr If t i*u lift
Hntlritrd, bul hr ml fit
rlMuing.
I lit fling hrAd huUra «l»ir !•# h=«t<1|r*'fd tar I’BaMidnlrif tiat I *■-#•r umriit I
In thr (lirlHf Htime Ul'lliml n»i
Avocado)
Combination Filling Station, Store and
In cnoperntinn with llie .nittunoliilr- (lenlcrs
nntl nnr«Kt‘» w e will close .it 1 :00 P. M. on
SATURDAYS
ONLY
for
the
summer
months beginning Saturday, Mny 111It.
C. M. Boyd, Com panay
>** -
(C o m e r
NEW SATURDAY HOURS
M All automobile Insurance frilicy
" u ol Utile value, until you luve
an accident. After an accident
tile premium may be lltflnllesim tl
, compared to rtJinmr caused by
*■■your auioftiobllr
* j Before you have an accident ,wi
rill write you »lf>O0»l to I43.U**
iiedtly injury
M .000 property
' dunMgr llabttity t>no *790 nu.li-it
k payment lor only $3435 on private
p.i/cngrr cars. All make*.
I;
Pteate see u» beIore you have
; I an automobile accident.
WKf 011 th WTVAWKS WlKWh
rWCHM.
agent-_ stiiruutidcd th
>cabin amt gitvv Mansuur a muni
uf five to cnmc out Manmui
lefttsed nlut (lie n(<nt. thin fu el
ii idiotgun blast into the inhin
MtllieiHir eat)...... .
The F.B.I, chief sstd the cut’
live will In’ chut He. i with \ituling the Federal Estupe Act
IIihivci »flilt’il that when Mhiihiu
e.-iii|ii-il from the district inil Inwan ulldut'. a charge nf tnlil-erv
H O W S IT WITH
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THfc SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 9, 1946
art JiUlltlilH! fuur latgr, new gcn«"
unit* with rumliirir.l inpCity Will Share iviuliiig
'un tie* of I'JU.MIO kilowatt* ( 100.000 horsepower) nml thin lit great
In State-Wide 1er.
than llie maximum demand on
entire sy-lom prior In I DIO.
Power Rate Cut ,our
You ran see we are planning for
a lot nf growth. I ilon’t know of
any lietter way to demonstrate
our faith in the future of Florilia
New industrial mill pumping
rate* announced by (he rornpany
last month reilureil the hill* of
fittl customer* by Ft III,MX) an*
nually.
ft Light (,'ompany sine.t it an
■rganixeil in U2f>. Based 'rn the
S new rates, the average rate to he Peanuts Enhance
paid by rcsluentinl cur tom era will
Supply O f Food
!<• pnly half n* much u< the
average rale in JU34-”
All of the company'a 177,00(1 ret idertiul u-er-i will benefit from
the new riitr* with the largest
; , raving* gitlng to those who now
toy monthly hill* of around f7 or
I iwcr.
Nearly jlirer-fourlha of
'• ine ernipnny's residential r u - nearly 5,0<M pnifmf* from growers
tnmer*-arc in this group and rat in northern Fbrida during the
Inst 1Wt» mid half year*, afford
ing* wt.k average 1
Itr.’luetton In rommerrial an*; ing to ,\|l*v Tillie lloe.el, home
mail power rate
will hcnjfit demonstration agent '
The peanut-. w_>rv puirhased ro. ffiy* of the company's ram inertia I
and small power Users, (If the*", operatively, and have mad# a
■.;7,00ll smaller eniumerclal estab winth while t .minimi Ion in the
lishments, Midi a* email store food supply while meat* and other
rhnpr.iarngr* and thf like, will protein fiaida have lieen scarce.
Mi** lt'e»e| f iy* home ihmortg e t reduction* averaging -mme
Ihnn 20'.'.. Two thuurond nthfr- *1 ra tio n rb ih grou p*
vr*+, Mild to ibelr
will Bit re.luethm.iaferapng I ! ' '
I new -uiiie oversea*
"Thue new rater and o r Jllt,of theii fanuli;* |n
( i'jO.OOO expansion program go
*«•' not o-ed frrsh
l iinl In hand", Mild -Smith. "W >
W h ere
Customers
Send Their Friends'
HOM E f O N T R ^ L E D ’
201 East First Street
** Sanford. Floridu
Friday and Saturday
A CONSUMERS' lO lir , Including iludent*. veterans, houtewlvw and reprfsenUUvet of labor organization*
descended upon Capitol llill to urge the U, S. Senate to extend price controls for another year. A t left Sen.
W,°8n^ ,,(,?-!/-,Y: K chnlnn1anl ot the S^wte Hanking Committee Is presented with petitions urging
OPA extension. While (right) wounded war veteran* from tho Walter Ilrijd Hospital appeared at the e.nttM
in .opport of the O P A bin. T h e y aro (in wheelchairs 1. to r.): Capt. C. M. ItobeTUon, North Vernon. In±- LL
hilw-ord J Downs, Wcallicrsvlllr, Conn, and Capt. Walter Van Poyek, Wilkes Darre, Pa. In the r e i (left to
Hnhl) are P ed Cross woifer Elizabeth Laneastcr, New Bcrn.N.C.jCapUlunterMorrison,SeatUe.Wash, (be
Is not disabled), and Mrs. hither A. Pratt, Washington, D. C.
(International Sovndphoto)
Cauliflower lb
Cucrmbers 2 lbs 15c
Yellow Onions 5 lbs 25c
Potatoes 10 lbs 61c
Lettuce 2 Ige heads 23c
M i 'i i
IVy
^
In b r r iJ
Lemons
f
I
Pineapples
COLD CUTS
FRYERS
SHOULDERS
lb
BUTTS
TONGUES
SAUSAGE
BACON
TtM l AtC ftAliroiroHiuui; ho iTT.riiii rfiTmy r>r* lire nrrF7TW!tt, tear*,*ns
the U.ll. H i'nnKotja,'(allied ran ii i "I World War II
San Francisco and heads for "Opeiutiuiis CtossroadLi"
complete destruction. A Navy hlti. |i. initially
n
)S-yenr-old veteran In a palling farewell (fal.-rual
SAUSAGE
lb
39c
BUllST-tORN BOOKS Of THI THREE RINGLEADERS nf the unsuccessful lhtee*day convict
Penitentiary lie on slabs In the San Francisco morgue. They are (I. to r.): Demard P
and Marvin F Hubbard. Two.guards were slain and fifteen wounded In tho upri-.lng,
were roasted uml canned for fu
troutlcs, too,
threo time* n ilny.
When he was ten year* old,
"I like to play four or five
tun?* early every morning, an! ; tlrynnt had hi* fir*l .wooden vioa few more righl lifter dlimei llin, which a friend mndo from a
he explained. "And at night I white pine drygoods box.
At fourteen he bought a violin
well 1 usually nlay about fifle—i
for $10 hr male pieking cotton,
'oe tickling numlwrs liefore I
’T f i"l lieller when I’m pin) On.- lie purchased two more during
the violin than at any other tlm\ tho ensuing yerrs, but ut 00 .:eI think aland the ihrya when I wi* i elded to in"kr his own. 7 hi* he
younger,
tune reminds m did. fashioning the l ark and side*
. Mbs, — Tho of someone 1 used to know ton from maple, uml the top from
white hay. Five year* later ha
Forhfst County ago."
At for the effect of fiddlng up- made another, with a maple back,
on people en masse, ho says of the tucumbcrwood side* uml a fnl
monthly meetings o f the county fin e top.
association which he organised:
A t 70, he started n third, now
f -‘‘The penplr who attend th.'ie completed. He looks til it so wist
meetings like each other now fully, it must l>e his faveritt. IU
lots more than they did bef.nc
tho association was organise I face is strip.ol with cherry, chest*
When you hear alt those happy- /tut, sassafras, mulberry, sumac,
rounding old tunSs played on a XI«p«\lit*, rattan vine, crots-vlrw.
fiddle, somehow you don't wai.l yellow Jessamine, holly, pine anJ
to disagree with anybody nbout mahogany. Thr bark Is poplar,
mythlng, ami you forget yum
ENRICHED
CIGARETTES
Per Ctn.
$1.61
FLO UR
HYPR0
3 Tall cans
3 No. 2 cans
12 oz> can
XKisca
iiw e -
O. t. PUBLIC HIA1TH SURGEON Dr. Louie O. nouchct‘ treats tho (me*
wound of Associate Warden William E. Millar, sutTered by the prlsof
nflleial during the savage revolt at Alcalrmx- A gas blllle was shot out o t
Miller’s hand by one of the convict*, earning it to explode in hla face.
Two guards were stain and IS wminded.
<f nlrmallonol Sovndphoto)
Prunes
Towels 2 r o lls .... 29c
Cheese 2 lb box 69c
Naereasrale, *
ns
Tomato Sauce can 8c
■ o n n a . t l * Iirn 4 e * ,t“ M * i , r a *
Malted M ilk .....33c
C h lU N o . 300 can 25c
25c
Salad M ustard ..
Safety Matches
We»» Ore age
Oliarta
*
7c
I t ss. I n
M arm alade ..... 20c
Doz.
P a r d re a r p k g .... 11c
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Peanuts 8 oz can 24c
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A'
niton points to Interior
Britt were kept as hwiagea and then
by eUr-ereiy convicts on the "#oot
Good A Bad
PHONE
STARLAC
Lb. Jar 2c
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TEArBAGS
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||i U n ity T h e re I h S tren g th —
TH E
T * Protect'Or* Price or Mia Worldi
To Promote the Progress or America*
To Produce 1’ rospcritjr lor Hanford.
W E A T I U t lt
• f util* ilouilt ihL .illrintMtii, loiiichl anil Sat-*
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NEW SPAPER
—
VOLUME. XXXVII
"V l
Resolution On B O Y
ELsIahlbhrd 1908
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A .
F R ID A Y ,.
M AY
10,
1016
A.sHorialed Press I.eased W ire
NO
16H
1 2 - D a y Truce In Coal Strike
S L A Y E R C O L L A P S E S A T V E R D IC T
B ritish L a b o r P a rty
Says U .S. M onopoly
O f A -B o m b Secrets
. M en ace T o Peace
Several Courses A r e
Open F o r C on gress
T o A c t - O n S trik e
C ontrol L eg isla tio n
® LONDON, May 1(» </p>—
A resolution proptmed to
day for debate at tne Brit
ish Labor Party’s annual
conference next month de
clares that what it terms
"the U.S. monopoly" of tho
secret* of atomic energy is
a menace to world peace.
A BUKifcstion was nd« meed that Britain's United Na
omi delegation attempt to nuts
on the 1>.N. agenda u plun tlmf
all trchnicul
information nnd
equipment for the production of
atomic enatRy he pluccd in the
hands of the United Nations.
Another proposed amendment
to the Labor Party's conference
agenda calls on liritnin to art
with Russia, France and *the
United States to break off diplo
matic relations with the present
Spanish RovernmenL
Official Returns
frve Smith 16-Vote
largin Over Doss
CONVICTED OK HEOOND DEO REE MUltDFtl in King's County Court.
Brooklyn. N Y . Nicholas Trtnchlllo 16 collapse.-, Into a tlu lr attri
hearing the Jury's verdict. Ttinchlllo was fomut guilty ot murdering Mrs.
Pauline GolilMrr will) an lroii pipe during an ,it tempted holdup ot tier
dorr Mr is now faring a prison term ot twenty years to life
General Strike Russia, Britain
Halts Business Again Tangle At
In Middle East Paris Conference
M. B. (T-Bone) Smilli .unturned
> maintain his narrnu ooirRin
of victory over l)i. L. T lb v»
0 ) the official count of Ihr ran
vasxing hoard ut the Com I Mouse
this mnrniiiR. In The dioiald'unofficial tahulution Hinith re- I
reived 1499 voles. Boss 1172. ,
In the official count, and with
Stores W e re
31
absentee
ballots
included. I Jewish
Smith had 1509 and Boss 149!’.
Bombed
Last N ig h t
Thus Boss carried Ihr absentee
vote by 21 to III.
In C ity O T B eiru t
B. C, Borld also maintained bis I
ad over C. Jl. Clouts in the
LON DOF,
County
Commissioner'sm imcc
rare . With
'MBIT wvMiBititKiuiiti
w iki
. j ’ May 10, .pi*)—
._* Busl. .,
M Q absentee ballot* included, Dodd *>««• * ' " * ' ' *
deceived 1490 vote* in the official «•» f*
M" M,C
,* *
count; Clonts, 1343. —
- ; b*JU)d tah jL h* a1 8 tw u # L ^ u iU
Tha official h-sults in the other ',f A , ‘ ”
, r ''" ” "
races ware a, follows: For C S !>*
A " ,cnr" "
''"'IV 0.
Senate. Balfr. 88; Burch. 71; ,< om.uitlcc ivvomii.rn.iniions that
G reen,'093; Holland. 2227'. For
' 0,,no"
Representative, Hendricks, IHIH; ; Dispatches
mtVTcH^rinm
^thr
MiXdf.
from
thr
Voaa, 1105; For Supreme Court,
Hast
said
two
bomb*
exploded
in
Rarne* 8*22; Lee, 445; Pcttewav,
980 and Taylor.. 407. For Bail- Jewish stores in Beirut last
road
Commissioner
Group
I, night. IlcavV damage was mused
Abram, 198; Akin. 167; Brown. and four persons were injured.
Klscwhcrc, however, theiu war
« 28; King, 830; Lane. 208; tense
loore, 153; Morrison. 191 and
, . quiet. ....................... . „ .
Poston. 103.
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For ' Railroad
CommU.ioncr n'* iL m k * Vmwhm ‘ T V
Group 2. Carter. 1600; Taylor,
w,,h n" r ’,r," , lo“ k," “
for any rdgn* nf tnuiblc Moil
690 and Williams. 136
____________________ ('aim «hn|iii were rliiM-d anil
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m»t
* -iitiiing
lie ts A w a r d
Kura police were m, dulv uni
Kunge
A t Camp (Jordon, (Ja.
..... ..
CAMP GOIIBON, Os., May 10,
— MaJ. William F. Bung#,
un*#, necur^ t y and IntelliRenre officer at
W lir Houthrastern Branch of the
United States Disciplinary Bar
racks here, has rrrcivtd thr Army
Commendation Award. The major,
« native of Sanford .has been
stationed hrrr since February nf
this year. Prior to this duty, he
waa director of training at Camp
Standing from August 1943 until
October 1945. It was for Maior
Bunge's outstanding record as
Blanding's Director ot Ttalning
A g j he wa« awarded the Army
nmendaDon Itihbon.
CoL Hugh Adair, commandant
o f the U.n D.H., mode the preeentatlon to MaJ. Bunge In a
ceremony held at the drill field.
Music waa rendered by the D.n.
band.
While stationed at Camp Bland.
Reds U rg e B ig
A g re e m e n t B
Peace T a lk s B egin
PA It IS.
M»V
Jin*! ihr Soviet
10,
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till'
i fllll*I
( A h - Britain
Union naum Umi-
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If
u
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tin-
.u llllllM f'l »
till*
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in
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1Merchants
Fa
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rI
p,.
range officer and post adjutant. I . I n m i K F S t l i r p C
A t
lira. Bunge and two daughUr* ! Y _
in Banrord. while their one
is on active duty with the
N * v y ._________________'
A survey o f Hanford merchant*
has shown that the majority
Merit Examinations
favor closing at 7:00 o’clock on
T o Be Held Shortly Haturdey evening*. It * « . report
ed at a meeting Thursday o f Ihi
Early state wide merit system board of director* of th.- Sanford
examinations, to be held by lh* Merchant* Association. Andrew
Merit System Council, jointly 8tlne, president, ann.iunce.1 today.
Following thl* report the iKiard
Ing the 8tate Welfare Board,
Florida Industrial Cornntis- passed a resolution urxing the
and the U. S. Employment merchants of Hanford to carry
rice In Horlde, offer 8«mlnol« out this closing program on Sat
County residents an eiceptlonrl urday evenings, and hop* waa ex
opportunitv lo qualify for *Ute pressed that merchants will fol
employment, according to Mrs. low thl* recommendation.
Mrs. IL W. Hucker appeared In
Mm t , Holler, member of the Dis
behalf of tho Sanford Woman's
trict 18 Welfare Board.
"Teats are to be given for 14 Club of which she D president,
cJasees of pesitione" Mrs. Holler end requested co-operation with
amid, -including typing, steno the club sponsored food selvage
graphic, -clerical, accounting, slat- campaign for oversees relief.
end key punth epsratois,
A V IA TIO N ‘v m N C I I Ol'EN
eeme of the poeitleM to be
from the registers to -be
J A C K 8 O N J I iX e .^ U
1°.
—*■— “ “ *J “ occur
7 P. M. Saturdays
cruitlng Service II
for Florida has an
nounced that lhe aviation branch
tie of Geneve who com- of the Leathernecks Is open now.
end from Hanford ere Training in radio, radar, naviga
tion. bombardier, mechanics, fllgfet
•traveling elmeet (til
engineering gunnery, photography,
aircraft maintaJnance, m a pp
and many othertHelds e f a
which
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Being Sponsored By Woman's Club
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prohlrtiiN
Miti|'i smu-1 i vuiiMii
anil f 1st*■•I s•»•*! I ill. m Ills li mi*
praeUcrilly al.-i.i««l
with
D»he ex|>ecUd the influx of tourist* such a declaration, the rresldt-.il problem, of it-r .Si .lolms Kin-.
to hejfin In Novetulwr.
|would rail upon l.otli parties to
T h is uivetuig » » ■ well attend
The pel
painting of the exterior (tbe dispute to po iM.ck to work.
of the Mayfair Imp will begin in If the (otitic* tufused. tile I'rcM .-.I, said .Mi Higgins, Many promt
approximately three- weeks, be dent lyiuld svilu the mines and nent cattlemen and oiuiigr nnd
stated, with- the building living operate them under the condition* vegetable g r o w n - from tne m -c
painted white with green trim, prevailing before tin- work stop. tion were in.-»<-nf.
A shipment of
lawn «liuir«. lias (a g e. i The n fflcffs cf the labor j .M r_liiggin . siattd that Im gui
irrivcd. he*oil1 ; and nftvi l-6iniT Union involved would be icq u im i. valuabk Information to u-i- III
»pf*F painted will la- distributed l.y law to try In get tlirir men ' the ineeling to be l.el.l in SannL | the grv
ground
<t'NN|lN«*e on l'*ar T ..ii
fool on July 2.
A nubile Bildrc-.s system i» Iming installed which will furnish
music during meals ami will be
an effective device for pagin':
guests ami personnel. Interior
painting has lieen completed with
the.exception of the coffee shop
Mr, Weber added, and draperies
are ‘now (wing hung thrnugho.il
The emergency
ry food
IimmI cnlk-ctlon |the iiirri-linlilx lire plariiig eidltT
the lobby and game room.
Dip (tonl of (lien
oii behalf of IlN ItllA
is being j tion Is v 1'
•ponsoird loenllv by tin* Sanford j stares.
PHAtrTIt'K HUNDAY
XVoman'a Club under the siqicr-j Following Dm lunrldon next
virion of County School Hupt. T. |XVcdnes.b.v at Dm Snufm.l XX'o
Joe Mots today announced that W. laiwtnn. Mr*. II. XX'. Rucker.' mens Club, llieie will Im » canned
a practice session for member* club (iresldcnt and chairman of food-sbow.-r. Tbe Bomd of Conti
of the City Softball League will the club food rominitleo. t<«biy ty
Conumssioiu-i*
XX'eduasdny
be held Sunday afternoon at tho urged all rivic and husinc*« or- promised to finance the purchase
'Loskefront Park. He al*o revealed ganixatlona to lend their support of cans at thrre cents apiece
that the season a schedule will lie ani| co-operation lo this “ worthy and to allow the use of Dm Non*
announced Monday.
cause."
ford ('aiming Kitchen in order
The Rev. Kd McKinley, ptrsi Diet women of the county may
rati
food for. oversea* relief dent of the Hanford Ministerial
Association ami chairman ex Mr*. John I me will serve ax
N O T IC E
officio of the movement here.1cheiVman of the Woman*! Club
*
r hee pledged support to the relief .canning committee. Mrs. Irving
the campaign. The Junior Chamber of ' Feinberg wilt contact grocery
Herald
regret*
on account of the Commerce el their meeting Thure* i stores and attend to collection
t shortage o f limiting day. evening, promised aid in tbe i hoses. A committee of 16 women
work, according to Jack Batigen, of the Women’e Club will can
issue to eig page* end
IdenL M. L. Culium, presi- ell food donated to the club.
ot having to omit e number
,t o f the Seminole County
Mrs. 8. D. Illghleymnn will
ot advertisement* end several
rve as chairman of a com... Bureau, said today that he
important news stories. Our
to sponsor food g lfu In
lid appeal to growers to coneuppllers In Jacksonville adrute food for canning to the the city school*.
Mrs. Ralph
visa us that no newsprint will
be available until the first of drive, and that they had never Coodtpeed will serve at chairmqn
Monroe section. Anyone
nest month, and then only if
ng to donate money to -the
send It to Mr*. B. C.
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Upheld Today By Federal Court
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then ecriitino- i-- w - is
in fo r m a lly tow u rd n a iio u m g ito
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them .
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insntan, e that th»* Itig fmir innie ihi* enliie ssv
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lo a full agreement twforr th* ucti a
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European Peace iofifrirn rr i- -i,li-f\ I .a
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tin Sniidi at* *ady ho » N fi ij ll r r o n e l l i r l i r t u l l i r M i i i x i n i i i r ^ u l t ir d H i H «f | M n r hrm%ii
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it
a ' «|va liHtliiitf m m | |Ulr.w in tin liMtt«>ii > rn|iltal ri»UM*‘ l •« i f s t i l« I*m i »
stand was descillwil bj r h i -h ...... ilmugln in a l.dl tint
t r l i x ' i n * i p i -1 Noti* tin P ii N i i i e i i t i . i l r;. f»i o n w . « H
• li» icMiutiMii. »l»
a Lritish smirep ns "a veto on would |,i,diilnt m yall) laiyimad
licrniittiliR the nalimis wliirli n>«a |i idm * liR.s M'vrml mIIii*i p « i l ■l»
|>att in thu war to rxprenn ihtii t«m»M--« , f uith»n i»|i<*u t.» it
viewa" on tlie treatle*. Secrrliirv
Thou* is the case strike conti •!
of State JnuiCfi Byrne* i* naiil t<»
measure, nliemty nppruveit by th
have
joined
with
liritnin
in
mu
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llnusr, tluii ha- la-pn lying In
posing tin** Ru*fiimi m1111u«l
Senate ,,.iuiuillM' ingeonhoh '
Uyrnaa in *aid t«
many wrrk*.
Tlie Senate
g r s le d th at Die Hip K mil ‘ i'l
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* o iio ille ,. I w fo ie linking Do '•
d e fin ite d a lr for the |winv i»>n
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l*r|i|irr *a id !•« w«»iild fig h t I m
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and
d a lig rritu a
.inti I.i Im i IrKi-laliMM fr o m b rin g
rn.«i Irrl mi till* jm-im m I «aI «•%
Imni tin sm.i I ainLi-
pb-il today at the Foicign Minil i f t -j
Mhic Operators .Must
Agree To Make Re• troaetive .A n y La
ter Salary liaises
« iHnMIlt Jllll |».»-x■wlllll'
lhnt
.t •rttt*
ih uy ?*
uuummv
assignment
of *°mlllm ill-1l V l U r C I l t l l l l S
K>
^as director
dlrector^of
U rges Citizens
to Ask ( 'ongressmen
I'or Prompt Action
(till
fuinl In* put. I limn .1 tt'ii itnit
Four roynltx *»ti v w t y Imu *»f ton!
Kin I im mart
li.'Dik nlrrt
e fo r e 1
Northern
N ow ,'""1
KepreHentin^ May!air
| tory training, also served is poitr/r,--- V
4STSUCTI0N
li> 'xsjiot i a 1 i : b p r e s s
Th.- « ..oiiiiuthK* coal strike mid
wlial i( t doing lo t l i L Ma1in.iV
rcnminy bad I'lnlgrrs* hoppi.iK
mad li day. The Icgishilatg- are
detcnatnrd to act. to act ipurkty
nnd drastically. whet tier or n>t
the White House come* forward
j with some proposal.
A lictiml
N e»»pap -i. I I be
New s i in u i l l 1) i iitliliil story ,
deviated today llial Prr i.I.-nl fra
himit alrrndy lias propo-cd a l asts
of settlement- According to *.r:
Detroit new-paper. Ml Truman
hu.i suggested a wage ineiea-e of
IKS cents an hour' and a I eallh
and welfare filial to la* paid for
by the np.Miitors The ncw-qiiper
arc mm .piutr-, i.vm.v.-i-im- dlrecl*M Sm dei -i- -living llial Ihe cost
of the fond would la* me nletvtl
by thr OPA a- a legilrniittc exprui-e of bn-ili •*» Hi riib'irUitinif
io liter, is,- to 11., |,t i, *• • f »o.,1
1hv ••• " |M|.. wise• x l*•H - Sift |l»
t Ii. * • 111#* III* «1M If"
xxI’lfril 0
f 1»1*•| tu•III 1 •* f t) tf.s *
♦•> die
#M' St ft 1. •••t,»k!
loll Im «. 4 !t tXe*«•1*1 la iliaiiit/r |
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1(•« u •fill!
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A s « *• * •hiu- 1st 1 •' t l « 1ill (It **,
. lira* •rri •It Misliltl*
JmIik 1 I
III): dial tl. • ill .lit il IM" XXl lflll •*.
T h o w o rk sto p jia R v wu.- alm ost this afternoon to try to work out
_ effective
______
100 pc___
percent
In the an agreement on Byrnes' p ro p n .n l
'„ " lr " ,r."
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Kgyptlan |>ort city of Alexandria. to convene the l5 n a lio „ |w,.rr H 'lo u g l. .-.d lceliv,, b a ig n io m g .
Diplomatic sourers in Kgypl ronfrtntcc June 15llim nvrr, the feilrrul ir*»vrrn
said the strike wa* nationwide
— — * * — ' ■■■
—
inriit hum hern iimlhttiiiit. tii|vi«iiu'
fn Iraq, while dispatrhe- from
Firm
s r •
Palestine told of a seric- ••( minor
,
mt
m T tin* pi ulciuiitc rl rs.it m-g
incidents.
CAIRO. May 10. i,l*i Police
in Cairo have broken up n Mnslom
demonstration against the BritishAmerican report on Paleslini
||u<-k-hot wa» used amen, a crowd
„f
than 200 Moslem- w!6i
werc ihinwing stone, fmm foe
r(H)f
lhe Alhar Mosque. Thr
police also dispersed a crowd of
thousands who had gathered^ in
the square on the Moslem Sabtiath. One policeman was injured
lieforc Ihe demonstrators took re
fuse out of range on tide streets.
Local Business
Men Concerned
Over Coal Strike
DIMMING THE WHITE HOUSE
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the ••>•*!• ••> \ l.|l.i* tri.s % ( .SIXI'l Mill j ,
l it • Itrrn fIr‘
* IlsMiiti r x S|»MlkII*
d thv j I'll, •! 1
J|lMM'«| t*> (In* ckjaiMimu
(iroign . Publir* Servire • ouiiui*- I .... .
►ion
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who (
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■•ding irdio ing t.i*ri| !••« virxx Ml |t li irXx I sell %
South's gieutest virtory in (he , 'Du* in... oioin'i tin..i-.glil of pale,-I fell-.,,*
111.- It,.. .1 I'llll.l i- II.
toil* dispute.
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wilt-11- )"*
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lb nine N.oll.rin and Kq.leril
of ijo,',-" XX.dh.-to.mi.
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mi'-L.Md ,.ue,-d
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niiitlitiulu ix liitli iim Imiisri |mi*
Vflll
Tin* Fitlrtitl (lintnrl
r Mill I Fit*
£Yl«l(ll*«l • IT* llelYft fm iMillr* (Mil
X ‘
rn iM il Im •xMiMitat "finilillffts ill
fu rl" im n«l*|iliiMi Im i Iimwu prr*
vimim I\
NiHil**
In nililiiLui. ill**
i Milt t n-M'i l* il itiul iIiniiiImmiI «if
llir W rxlrrn i .mIimimU •*ii|i|imi I iir^
|H«|•(•••»« WirilM Ih; "MIllHHIl |U*•jm lfrr i»» mintlicr miii I m r ^ t m ln
rn fiM i t'Miriil Mf Ih r mt liltrrifil
m t F 4 if ih r y u r r fmi»i*l i ’M I’m I vl*
n f lr r u fa ir Iru l.
I'roposal To Occupy
SpaniBh Area Denied
NUKBNIIEBG. May 10. tdh
Admiral Karl Docnitx wns ar
cu*rd tmlny of priqiosing to
Adolf Hitler in 1943 that Ger
man troops occupy Spain so Uboat warfare could Iw slenped up
through newly acquired l.axes.
British prosecutor Sir David
Maxwell Fyfe told the tiilun.nl
that Doenitx’ proposition was con
tained in ihe minute* of the
Doenitx-Hitler conversations rap
tured by the Allies.
Doenitx speaking todqy from
the witness stand said he didn’t
think he hail proposed tn Hitler
should iwrupy
that
Germany
Spain. Howeeer, Sir David re
torted that th* captured minutes
were In London, and could be
produced.
ili.il v. I.d.- lie i n - ti-,f Hi o , mi.|*
ttni. lo -Ih ii*, .* iioIi. y, he w.odd
a
i h,.v« li.ol .me
D< devluti .l th .t
I5 y
S u p c rm rlrc H s
w.«d.i
,p „
■itlng wittliki* I*, o ... 1. "in Die
II.- .i.iil ili.it
M.XMI.X. vf ii y m. i,1 'i
\ ■■-.I of ITrtmti.)
Ifoiled NIji I.
. Ig h lli m i fort e It lo- Dll II w. obi 111'.' kepi • atrVT
29 Mip* *I' ' 11 *■ loti ni.i-he>l llo* i, will. ,.i- I’l U\-I.I ..ini v.ildd have
u n i lit , .•i 1■1 i,.li le e llid fm Ian I to-1ilule-l .. oidde. i.'g.o..- to Dm
p lu l»'» o. li.,' J.'.IHNI p,i.iii.l , I., •, 1...lil.tli-ii'l ol D'r II* i* I'
I I..in'loll point --I oil <li.it lis-t I
I'l., Ill,
i n I*n il ,* iiendip oi,let
ill X|unit., ......... in, e«| liulwv lh.|t weie Mi.ioHi.nno i,,'io>.ti. in* Die
III- mlil.d, '«>■ m u,l live
Die tent.in', flew .o p I,, ^P .ltill lleirli
feel w ith i, I,.;i*l of Him , lim n with them."
22.1*10 |m<h ii .|— «*f Ih o o I,. i n , ,
(iiiu iii „o M »\ 7
h i K I . I A h i. XN
The pievimi, ireind of J,1,7b I
Altitude
Murkr Set
,,
...
feel" w o , >1 in 1938 by '« (!t-j •
limn. >Karllieior Kiodrrmiinn.
IM f ltO X K X I K V r S
Tt.e
I Im oln
I Intel
t-
UO . Il ‘ 1
h
A T L A N T A . May H*. »
The .
Ueoigiu l.egi-lnlive Cminril. wldch
i . |o.-M ills varlo.i- laln.r onions—
! ha* demande.1 « Fnleral lovrstlgotioii *d Die lieuigla Ku Klux
K Inn, wliirh held a erox* Iminil.g
rem nony last night «n Stonq
.Mountain.
The rnuuril rl.urges
that Die Ku Klux M an uiganlsg: ►
.
lion
announced
suspenxion
of
artivitiri in 1941 lir.-su »e of un-
going a .minimum, srries of im.
pravcrnelits im Iinling pin. ing nf
new iiirlul » wlings at the front,
repainting of the- lobby nnd replastering. It *» expected that
new fuiuliuie will I-.- put in
soon, arror.liig to XV, V. Blanton, paid F«lerul taxex lull continued
to use ft* original up.
mssog.i :
und reinstutrment hluuks.
CORN BEING HIIH’ I’ KD
FLIERS KILLED
Hwrel rorn i* iwlng shipped
TOKYO. Mav 10. (,V) -T h ^ e*
from Hanford at tne rate of fiv"
to ten vai< n day und shipment.x A met lean flier* were killnl yeaarp exfwited to increase nest terday ui plane crashes in Jajl
announced by the
wek. The cum of the golden This
variety Is proving popular with Air Force, which withheld
,*rn imyer* and eonsumers. names* r t the dead alimsn.
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TO E SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
'A G E S IX
t u e s iu y
,J M a y : W i
i
CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, warp-proof. No
metiil Mali used due to climatic conditions. All type
blind* it-paired Free natimaten,
NO KEEK!
NO WINE!
NO WHISKEY!
JUST COOl) FOOD!
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BU N D CO.
icncer Hardin Dairy is now one of the moat mod*
LAPT. C. HOLTSCLAW, (Retired), Owner
1005 K Fourth St.
I’hone 137-W Ilefore Noon
UOY JOHNSON’S
Red Barn
Restaurant
e r n d a irie s in (he Sou th7 That our milk ia bottled under
scientifically controlled conditions to f i r e you a full
measure of purity, health and goodness? T h at you are
cordially invited to visit and inspect for yourself our en*
tire plant which is located at 20th Street and Summerlin
A venue?
3 miles Xdutlt of Sanford
On Ill-Way 17 ‘
PHONE 1061 o r 2 3 0 2
FO R
ip k h T i
TO
D E L IV E R Y
Spencer Harden Dairy
THt BODIES OF TWO SMAU BOYS. Anthony Llcrkowikl, B, (lefty and |
Chester Lejnlewtkl, 0, have been found In sn old sttlc trunk In s south
side Chicago buncalow. Police believed the deaths were accidental and
(Inter national)
that tin- vnunetter* were trapped While playing.
oh
REGULAR
G eorge C. Harden, Owner A Mgr.
r i m .ii u r n s
CA I I.I.NI! K IIIIt Y,
Mf iibisirDr- wiiil |*i»|
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LEGAL NOTICE
I e .it|iij»rnr t a ;i r r r M i i i f t lll
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JU D G E . SHMIN mI.I. < «*UNTY, jp rr w lh i? m ih e C l t r y k f ’m if t e l
IfT.ATK O F
*We are awarding you the blue
ribbon and wnir iwrll advice. Send
f o u r cleaning, Intladlng drape* and
curtain* la Catania! (le*ner».H
Alterations Dry Clekniny
S. Palmetto Ave. Ph.‘ 4B1
KM till DA.
F IU H IA T H
IN BflrnitTiiift County,
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ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY S
707 M A G N O LIA A V E.
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SA N FO RD , FLA
SEARS
SUNDAY. MAY 12
CATALO G
SH OPPIN G
She’g young and she’s gay, but
She's your “ M om ." She's thinking
L S& d# .
o f you every minute every d a y planning and hoping for your hap
“FEATHER C R A FT”
piness. On H er Day, May
12tb,
honor, love her, m ake her the hap.
ALL ALUMINUM FISHING BOAT
piest “ M om" in ih e whole .wide
world
TWO TJMELY SUGGESTIONS
Selling opacity — Four o< M il
• • I I I being Ait C w i « l « n l i
■tkk wet* ikii boil HMietibl*
PLATFOftM
ROCKERS
Trmom — Out p*«t» Mr
m ill Iplittk boidld pi;
wmB *»( ntlill.
Here's blissful com fort In a TT
Decking on the Bow,
chair she'll
for
find
complete
designed J J
relaxation I ZZ!
Has deep spring filled cush*
!I
ion seet, grip arm s, large “
and roomy and com fortable.
lit
In e wide choice o f co v e n ZZ
and co lo n
LAMPS
A wildly constructad ill-aluminum umi-ipeed or Fi
msthods ai the f»moui_army l-29. Light weight . ,
■ ’ i|r" itlBjyi^ih>lb«fi(
S P E C
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'nek 48"; Uagtk of deck; 29*; Two air compartment
-U: wide; Air space wider. ie«t| #.?,««. ft.;.Daptk of
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Boat.' Mode by tb« u n i production
f carried, yst »turdy «nd dependable.
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Lam ps m alp such beau*
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shining
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table-
lam ps w ith silk shade
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flo o r la m p w ith
has*, a n d
silk
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In Unity There Is Strength—
THE WEATHER
To Protect the Peace of the World)
To Promote the Progress of America;
To Prodac*. Prosperity for Hanfprd.
H a n f o r d
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Vt ■ Vl *• w
.mMi.m-iamM. m
f e r a l d
Partly olumly t.Jiilfhl *tul Thurn1ay, cooler
tomorrow.
Only 2 Rates To Gp
Into Runoff May 28;
Hendricks Defeats
Voss For Congress
M ajo r Crisis
Nears In Soft
Coal W alkout
Admiral Attempts Tp
Prove Allied, Axis
Navies Fought W ar
In Identical Stylet [
Hendricks Wins Sub
stantial
Victory;
Dodd Wins Seat On
County Commission
Wins Race
‘ m h ittitiii Ttea fcii!. ih i j u i t i
1
-,
lure, with Hmlth nosing out Doss
In the home stretch by a bare mar
gin of 27 vole*. The biggest upset
of the elecUon occurred In Uie
race for Oounly Commissioner
when B. 9 . Dodd of Ooldenrod/
former candidate for sheriff, de
feated the Incumbent 0. IV Clonl*.
of Oviedo by 139 votes.
Both Dodd and Clouts carried
hb own precinct by substantial
I f majorities; Dodd carrying Oolden
rod by 34 to B; ClonU currying
Oviedo by 160 to 23. In Sanford.
Dodd defeated ClonU In Precinct
1 (the West Side) by 430 to 33B;
while ClonU carried Preetnct 3
(the B u t Side) by #01 to 4*9. The
loUl In the city showed 939 for
ClonU to *91 for Dodd; but In Uu
county precinct* the total was 394
for ClonU to 5T7 for Dodd.
In the leg bis live race. Dos* alio
carried one city precinct, lost the
£ other for a combined city vote of
1014 to 97B for Smith. But out In
the county Smith received 921
votes to 498 for Dobs, making hb
total vote 1499 lo 1472 for Dodd.
In the other races, Seminole
County also sided with the rest of
the state tn picking the winners.
It was Barnes and Psttewsy In the
Supreme Court race with Petteway
carrying the county with 973 vote*
to 909 for Dames. Lee received 441
roUv and* Taylor 409.
jjw For Railroad Commissioner tn
* a roup l. King carried tbe county
with 8M vote* while Brawn was
second with 323. lan e wa* third
with 300. Carter won easily In the
other group aa he did In the state
a t large, carrying this county by
1948 to 987 for Taylor and '430 for
Williams. ’
,
>In the Senate race, •Holland’*
vote In the two city predncU was
1(48 to 278 for O m n, while the
■* ' combined county precinct gave
, a Holland 881 to 308 for Oreen. The
« * grand toUl for Holland was Z208.
.O m n 880. Burch 71 and Bslfs 190.
In Hanford out of 4.7*7 persona
registered. 2JOT persons voted, or
lose than half. In Precinct Ho. 1
at the old ACL Depot there tire
M 2 West Side registrant* of
• whom IH I are white and H I col
ored. and 848 n>t*w were cast.
In precinct No. 8 on the Best
Side at the bowling alley on Mag
nolia Avenue there M t V U tsfla. ft t ran U of whom 1.192 toted. Of
wvthe registrant#, L3S1 are White knd
984 are colored.
,
Laurine BeaL regUtrar, U 7.393 of
Vhieh 8j848 are whit* and 7M are
B, C. Dodd of (ioldrnrod.^for
mer candidate for county sheriff,
defeated the incumbent, C. R.
ClonU, in the race for county
commiasioner, group No. 4. tn
^
1^1 *)''#
piinuiry
election.
jidUwl 1.472 votes while
Clittlta, of-O rW o, received l,33*T.
For Senator
!
Precinct
Sanford t ..........
131119 tee 639
3? 20 208 908
Sanford 3 _
I-Okr Monroe 3
1 3 40 07
4 3 17 18
Paolo 4 ........ . .
Oviedo 5 ....
3 2 58 131
Oeneva 6 ___
0 4 30 5*
1 3 28 19
ChutpoU 7
4 3 » 28
Ooldeiuod 8
Umgatmd 9 _______ 4 4 33 92
U ke Mary 10
4 5 32 44
6 5 32 104
Altamonte 11 ____
Forest City 13 — ..... 3 1 3 19
Slavla 13 ............ .. .
1 t 3 37
Ftm Park 1 4 .......... •7 2 29 43
Bear Lake 1 8 ___ .... 0 3 • 19
City TPUI ____
193 33,37311348
County Total ____
TT 38 308 883
Orand T o t a l___ ^
190 71 980 2308
For Congrress
Precinct
Hanford 1
Sanford 3
Monroe 8
Panla ,4
Oviedo 8
Oencra 8 ___"
ChuluoU 7 __
Ooldenrod 8 —
Longwood 9 .. .
Lake Mary 10
Alumonte 11 _
Forest city 18
Blavta II ___
Fehi Park 14
B eir lak e 18 .
900 319
706 438
84
41
28
15
113
71
69
34
31
17
33
8
90
41
93
81
44
84
10 13
181 18
87
18
14
18
City Total
Oounty Total
-11200| 781
Orand Total
|1883| 1149
**« member* of llM
of rutur*
Btgt> ffehcwl
" and s th tM
887
Fftr Legislature
Precinct
Sanford 1
H I,
Local F.F.A.
Winner
In
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O v to d o ll" ----------------O t t m 8 . -------Chuluofa f
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‘ JACK'SriNVlfJ.E, M'fty 8
(fl’l — Florida’*- a-l-yonr-old
wartime* governor, Spes-sanl
NUERNBERG. M.,y H. </P> 1* A s s o r u i r n I' r m s s
tin, «id Admiral Knd
Doenltx
In* cripphtiir I'ffri'iB
<*f tiu* I,. H o lla n d , w ill go to th e
sought to prove befdre the Nuern*4 tiny n!fl mi ft tt hi I strike ti|i- I'nilftl States St*tiltIf p lodiflierg \Var Crime* Tribuno1 t o ' f
iH'firrtl lutlay I** In- Luiltiin* up t*d to fnll "support of the
that tbe Allied and German
n lfiitlcA*ly tn n majt}t cviMs fa* ljpited Nations and mainten
Navies fought the war In vir
hi* cmintry.
ance of a .strong national
tually identical fashion.
Sotue numini»tri\tiuti laLor ofTo lutck up his allegation,
ftiin lt Haiti p riv a te l) th *y h clirv c militory force until pence
Doenll*-- through hi* attorney—
-iifltn L Lewis ha
hern waitinir machinery ha* been perfect
submitted charge* that British
Lir the t»ig crub- to «ttengthen ed.
warship* and plane* attacked
lie l»ftt giiinintf po*»U«*n t»f Lis
I he former 'governor has
Navy Man Accused Of German sailor* in lifelKitils or
tiiriem in neifittiittii*u with the
Hiimttmt.il lo the l ' mU’ti S . a u
swimming In the sen. Raid
*|
H
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U
t«kt
fi,
Act While Aboard Docnllr.' attorney;
it lliepe uffirtttl.4 nr,* iiieht. Mime . roiile hy a Ian mliih* of votes in
I* not my intentiun to critif'lftik rimy mm * *.». n mi me rursdoy's I>emm*n»Uo primary. He
Japanese
Cruiser cite*‘ll any
still must b*’ nlfrtcd m the Nowar measures of the
* **il strike^ fiHre nil
vrtitl «?r jfrnpuil rLftion over J.
,
Allied power*. I want to show
a
i
r
that
the
irrlM
i*
at
limit!
PEARL HARBOR, May 8. t,7*1 what > aval warfare wu, really
Harry Sohmi. a Rupubhcnn, bm
n.i'if*
IliitllltMst
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h
it
if
— Court martial charges ore like. I could not .lo that by
tn Flonrtd
the I>mncmllc Ho
firm!* s
r
tliltd 1 rvt, i*. Ink
being
prepared
against
five showing onlv (Sferman methods.
rni uu I iti o Vf atilt iMfiall) inenfii vie*
IM
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uf
till'
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Unite,| Stale* Navy crewmen I must nl*.. -how Allied methods
H *uU Ifltf f I 41III tlil* 1 I ■•1 4* f1 f it DM) bet*uuA«!> ih*1 HupuMifun* arv?
accused of committing *obot.)ge In order to prove that German
outnumlmml \t\ to L
waikiriit t«f hU**«•
•pf 1 1 (''il
on the Japanese Cruiser Sakaws. pi in tli e- pke those uf tbe Allies,
Holtjrul will occupy the Bcnut^
mut
ts,
limy
Updril
hh
lin
umn
In
The ruptured Japanese warship were legal
i*di uiidiie.i |.\^ funrmif Senator
.it
1
, is at Bikini to tie used a* one
Dnenitr -at stony fueed in the
ILm t*vi*r. theie t
n«4thirij£ *»f » hit He* D Amli*1'* "
of the targets In the forthcoming prisoner *‘ bo* a* bis fight for
\ utually i om plf lt’ tvlornit give
fii'int
finm
the
niiin,i>4
tin *tjn*i t
atiunle bomb tests.
life began Apparently neither
1|m IutcI a lead of nI mo* t 2 to 1
i«*r>
h
i
in
m
ifoVerntnem
; The director of discipline fot Doenitc nor the tribunal took
iiu-i
furmt'i
i toi^retsinmi
I#?x
Former Oovrmor
L. Holimnc y e rtrcay won Die raie f**r ,nt*M u* imllrai/ iHut mi) tlivr'lup* i steeii, in* elo*i>t rival. Holland's
the 14lb Novel District at Pearl any cngititatii't) of tbe fact that
<rt the » t her ojmnedls m ibe nice for
Harbor, Commander U W. Me- today was the first anniversary Ihr United State*Oenatr Arm to t>*voca14^1 b>* SciwturAndrewtt ‘ merit tnuniil >ettlvinent
Connsughay, announced that the of the surrender of nil German thr nid of hittenn Hollandcarried
the*slate by amajority '»v*r >p l^tuke i^ cxp«:tc<| aoovt.
til, the co n trary. L e w is' power the Senate post were Henry Hur«;h
charges are t>eing prepared hut armed fortes by Doenitx, acting l<vir*nU l^rx Orrrn. Henry llurrli wnd Mr* Polly Unite In Mcmmolr
L
I
2.oi man policy rom m iltee ha* uf i rlando ntul Mts, Rnso Holfe
he said he i* not ready lo dia- as Hitler’s successor.
txvjnty the Harlow &t4»tinman received 2'JfW of the 3 lift votes c* m
of Fort l -oudunlttle.
close their exact nature. Tha five
•houtr.l
It* approval of I in- VWIW
In addition to Docnllx’ allega
Also elected with Holland »ra
men are Iteing held a* what are tion* regarding Allied naval tacc h ie f* *trik e s tra te g y .
Federal Conciliator Paul fu ll four imjumtapnt coii(tra«aman. Bui
termed prisoner* a t large, thot is , tlcw. tbe defense also submitted
without specific charge* against an affidavit from Geo re Mesicrer acknowledged that lit* latest a fifth Representative Hat Cin
Re-Fleeted
them.
__
*
‘.
efforts to restive the differences tron of Miami—h«n been tlafeaicd
prews-nl United 5t
State* «fnmill), prssenl
bet wean the operator* and the Sy a 32'Vtar-id i f rmer Mat lire,
P. The cl lief engineer aboard tha
it and fontumor* bate been fruitless Fuller i nrpf* Sm sthin, ihri nf MTifhiu
general in
Naknwa, Lieut. David Merrill,
raid hr plan* to redouble hi* of- In the ot her t on^rewdiminl racas,
said that the sthoUge was com Berlin. The affidavit declares |
Um jm imhents who hove iiu^OK* to speed a settlement
mitted on Apr. 6, 0 and f while that Dnrmlx was not always men
Mu* F.ird M olar Cum paiiy an
lal m atg m - arc Itrp rv .e n '* (he Jap cruiser was at Eniwetuk tally balanced.
uiuiu-rd llis i‘ I It).1)011 i-mplii) -s
1 H»»din IV t r r *nn uf I j L*• The engineer officer <abl the
v iil lie sJttid off at mitlni^ht f *»- b*11*!* *** ^be !■jr^t I lift r let, Rc*
ship’s fuel system was knocked
.light when the comfiany suspend* p frsetiU tllv* hrttoiy I L P rice of
out. Instruments and valve* were
CommiKHipn
Agrees
. irtim ll) aM opernthifia aero** the Jm k su tjv illc. m the Secinul I) i^
smashed and a high pressure
trici. Repreientfitive Hob Siksx
country.
steam line waa cu t Lieut. Merrill
rws f t
^
ii^
*4 I
aaid that anyone walking in front
A butt! spokesninn says the of Crrstviow, in the Thin! IRi*
of the leak in the steam line
khtitihiwn results ilireetly from triet ami Reprtfsentiittve Joe Henwould have been cut In two
the coni *trikr, n shortage nf rlriek* i*f HeLund. in the Fifth
McConnaughay said the accused
fitti
utid toe toil 11 niispiM t i.i'i j iD-trji t
Action wo* today promised by
Lieut, (Jg) Hubert H. Herndon the Hoard of County Commt*
*1j* |* ,|j 11 i real 4**i hy the iro'il | t ®11 flti’ f iitt" 131 the itilof f ic laI
men had hoped lo be relieved uf
__ _____
___ 207 East fourth St., veteran »l sinner* III the form of n leil I
l rti.tlietiiruw util) iwn -dale wide ruilduty
aboard __
the filthy Jap War
ship- The”"di scipl In*" of fleer liited i "tree and a half year* of Nav,. to be written by County Cleft
\ p. k. mnn f•»r the t‘hry-1 r off* will be nr . - .ov in the i»ecthe five men as F 2 c U rry I *ervire. was released to macli*. O. P Herndon, reminding lb.
t'oi |t.rii!b 1 itjhI 11not her for (*«mi "t'd \r N*» hin (ir 1•• mt Mity 28.
Lajoie of Chicago, F 3/c Stanley lutv in the Naval Reserve at til State Road llrparttnenl l bat ,1
jfiil M«*f- t - -aid then rompfuile* fi'*' ittir
nn * t , 4 11s*■ of lh(>
Berrtnt of Baltimore. F 2 c Jacksonville Personnel Separatuu ! ha* not yet designated n rout,
|irobiibi% will have to curLiil am! 1-s»i,pieore Luuil arid the Uroup 1
Robery F.by of Lanadowne, Pa., Center yesterday.
|Mu»*ihl\ *hut (flown operatioM* Rndromfl Cormms^i.ni
Lieut. Herndon entered lb I for,Rond It through Sanford » j
8 2/c Lloyd Faulkner of Haiti
oiiipletid) if thr coal strike lasto
l» *hr Supii-mc « •ort contest,
connect the road now under can ■
more and 8 2/c William Lam Navy in October, 1942. ant! wu rtniclion lo Geneva with the »e*t
rniii h I*tii)j4"1a
W ILri**i^ll I’etti-w a>, a MiftQii
commissioned at the Naval Acad
bright of F a it Paltitine, 0.
portion of the road lending to Mt
Some ,'.I,ouo railroad men :il- lawyer, is lending his nearest opTha Sakawa ■took 40 daya to emy in December, 1943. During
of,
.
i* o
f,*Miami,
"
eady have been laid off because lionent, Paul D. Burns
hh
tour
of
dut»
he
served
nreach Bikini. 8ha exhausted her
out Petteway does not have j
f
the
cunt
.trike
and
the
,\s^
division
officer
aboard
two
nil
This action was tnken after
fuel supplies and had to be towed
mciatiini of American Railroad* dear majority.
craft carriera, tha Thetis Hay Chamber of Commerce Mnnastr
Into tha harbor.
In the Group I Railroad Com
say- mi additional lot),001) tad
and the Fanshaw Bay. and pai Edward Higgins appeared before
mailer, \«ill Ih- thrown out of missioner race. Wilbur King of
tlclpated In the invasion of Oki ths Hoard and called it* atten
r.upre.ien tntlvr .11 II. I T -llo n c I
/olfu Siting- is «h -ml but his
nawu and the mine destroying tion t« the fact that the -tote NtnrtIt was rt* electcd to (he State »oik aftei May |5.
Ware Will Speak At operations
Simnilniifoindy, tlie ( i v il i n n mm cm ai>o I- 0"l enough to
at Shanghai, China.
Road Department hits delayed I ■gi'lat.iru from Seminolr Counfun-.tall a i un-off
A graduate of Kemlnole High overlong on this matlei.
T b c ji, i.i.n p No. 2. in ypsterday’s I 'm i l m l i.m Xiltniiu,(ration ill.- -el
Women’s Club Meet School
Fot t,i-.u|i J Hmhoad C o m m i tin 1939, Herndon received Hoard nl.if ngreed to inrlude in ! pi mint > Final rctuin* gave Rep, Up an e le .ig e n ry office in mi i f
the
v et.tii
lo c u m tw it.
nl) pulilie utiliMe- -r.ih.i
s bachelor of science degree from the b»Ui*r a ie*|i|i'*t that unit b
(I. a *T v i* lr fi i, i Tvift liv e i h i a f,.»t 1 ,.
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S m it h 4 rirtn *t| t h r re m u t iu ie r u f
In the eoiile-t here for the
Mr. Iliggilis Itl*-1 asked the Dm* rouMty. &2 ! t*» IfiH,
Wrlfati* --f tin- nation and every
tha Altamonte flprlng* Womans Mr*. R. E. Herndon.
board to pus. a resolution to l«*
effort i, lo ire made to keep StuI, l.g l.la iu ie a former memClub Thursday a t 1:30 P, M. on
presented to the g o v e r n It) e il t
BOSTON DISCHARGED
utility servtee -continuing, even ' f itei of ilie l^yi'tiituie—t buries
“Juvenile Delinquency”. O t h e r
l.uckh—-aparently has won his old’
S 2/c Thomas J . Boston of agreeing to sponsor or operate or
Curtailed.
speakers who will dlacusv “Youth
All thi- ini* led to u fresh out seal buck ett tile basis of incom
Protection” will be Mr*. Edward P. O, Box 01. iJ k e Monroe, ha* have operated us « hospital, the
burst of warm wiiiiIn nn Caplt.d plete Duval cuuntv returns with
Kirchei*. Mr*. 0 . P. Herndon, Mrs. been honorably discharged from hospital facilities which will l*e
Hill on what should or should not ■only n few precinct., mLwltig.P. II. Tepele and Mm . 11. W. the United States .Navy, accord turned over to the County by the
Mabry OarRon led a four-man
ing to Information received here Navy at the Sanford Na^H tAir
be done hi t,he way of li|ty>r leg
Rocker.
>,,
islation pi prevent such strike*. rar e for> the State Senate, top
The meeting will begin At 10:30 today from the Naval’ Personnel' Station, if and when the goverti(I'atHlBitrg On Tag* Twn|
There Is considerable clamor for ping incumbent John Mathew* by
A. M. and a covered dish lunch Separation Center, Jacksonville.
K iwnnians tixlay had triple en- both house, to take up immedi I;t,;i72 to U.30-V These two go
eon will be terved at 12:30 1*. M.
juyincnt in tiu* font) <>f talks liy ately some kind of labor legisla into a second primary run-off.
Ith members from the Sanford,
In llillstvuiiugh cmmly’s 34th
Amid the angry clamor,
ilujot IV. H Purdue, slatb pub tion.
Oviedo, and Altamonte Womans
lic relations officer of the Salva Senate Majority Leader Albeit district, Senatoi^Raymonil Sheldon
Clubs, Longwood Civic League,
tion Army, who outlined ths his Barkley nml Republican Senators hu, wen cosily over four oppon
Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce
tory nml purposes of the organ JiHteph Hull of Minnesota nnd ent*. Senator W, Turner Davis
Auxiliary, Vicinity Club cf Han
isation; by Kiwanis Di'trict Gov Robert Taft of Ohio have spoken of Madison, running in the tenth
ford, Home Demonstration Club
WASHINGTON, May 8, VF>- establishing the peace that pre ernor Itny Carroll, who presided out against any headlong action. di'trict which ha* exponded to
and Fsm Park Woman* Club in
include Taylor county by the 1945
the toughest going.
the 100 permit record achieved
vited to attend. The public la The Allied world observed the sent*
rr-ntiportiflnment Mil. ha*
ort a
About the only major problem by Sanford Kiwanis. ami songs
flrsi anniversary of the victory
Invited to hear the talka which ovsr
race with R. C. Horne of
th* A x!, In Europe today In Europe on which the United sung by Miss Phyllis Allen of Canvassing: Board To 2
will begin at 1:30 P. M.
without war anywhere but else States, Britain, Russia and France the Seminole High School Glee Meet Friday Morning
t,orne u " form,r Sw*
seem to agree at the moment Is Club, with Miss Olllc Itrese Whit
without peace.
the problem of the Franco gov tle (school music director, ac
In
file
Marion
county 20th dlaThe C.imiwulng Board of Sem
The best sstimate of diplomatic ernment In Spain. None of the
trict. Senator Wallace Sturgis of
inole
County
will
meet
Friday
companying.
authorities
In
Washington
Is
that
County Commission It may be several years before Allied powers like Franco.
After praising the 100 percent morning at b oo o'clock at the of Ocala apparently has defeated
Among the Issues In dispute
real conditions of pear* are re era Russia's right* tn the Balkans, record that Sanford K i w a n i s fice of County Judge II. W. Ware Representative Buddy Baskin of
stored among nations.
These tea . future of Germany, British sharer In Us division with Clor- to caitv.'M the vote of the first Anthony.
as
sutborlties add that th* prospect* domination in Dm Mediterranean mont and Kissimmee Kiwanis state primary election held on
clubs, each in Ha own member Tuesday.
even for peace within several and Near Eastern questions.
According to Judge Ware, a mem DeMolay Chapter Is
years have been darkened by th*
Hightower say* there Is wlde- ship group, Mr Carroll nresentod ber of Bn' board, a few absentee
evident failure of the Foreign ■pread belief among American a certificate of award :n behalf
Reorganized Here
4)0 Ministers' Conference tn Pari* to and foreign diplomeU that the of the KlwanJs Board of Trustees ballots will be counted.
■anted I
In addition to Judge Ware, the
Sanford" 3
progress
on European peace Pari* Foreign Ministers' Confer to Dr. 1^ T. Doss for his leader
settlements.
Monroe 2 .
ence actually may result in split ship nf the club in 1945 and pro board Includes Mrs. Dourlne Beal,
sola 4 _
Associated Press diplomatic re ting Europe for a long time be voked * laugh when he dec lamd county registrar; W. O Kllbcc.
The DeMolay group of youth*
Oviedo 8
porter John Hightower points out tween the western Allies and that "this was a lot more honor chairman of the Bosud of County sponsored by Knight* Templar,
tea t th* slttmilnn in Europe is Bustle rather than unifying the tharf being elected to th* state OommUaionert. and O P Herndon, was reorganised Monday evening
county clerk. ,
legislature.”
matched tn Asia by the dispute continent.
at the Masonic Tsmple under tea
Titian haired Miss Phyllis Allen
the Chinese Communists
direction of Th* Rev. J l D. Root.
The problem of th# conferenca
LUCK RUNS OUT
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Central government and ‘ to writ# peace treaties for waa so warmly applauded after
J . O. Huff and William Tyre.
MANILA. May B, W * j- Gen Initiatory and DeMolay deem
Bud” and
Hungary, Romania, BiH* sinrlnc “R om in tna Bud*
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and Finland. If the Allied •Tell Me Daisy . that she had to eral Elsenhower* lock In the air were conferred.
ran out today after 000 hours
Harold Kaxtner waa elected as
.t minister* fell to
A survey of the condition In
ftea from trouble. Ills transport master councillor*, William Lud
treaties, th* confsree*
which the world finds itself on
■tans, the Sunflower 2nd, was' wig, as senior councillor. Huston.
to resort to a system
V-E day anniversary l«4>v*a
oreed to return to Manila When Babcock aa junior cuunclllet,
Ifring p r e s e n t armistice
an engine went dead shortly after lmon Dingfeldtr a* sc riba and
agreements
with th# former
ha took off for Okinawa, How- pencer Harden at treasurer, Th#
y satellites. This would prplad*finitely the s u e r r satellites between war
MSS' IF
Five U. S. Sailors
To Be Tried For
Sabotaging
Former Governor Spessnrd I*. Holland .swept Sem
i n o l e County in yesterday's
Democratic primary by an*
even gnmlur mar gin of vic-|
tory than the two to one ma
jority by which he was
leading in the state as a
whole, unofficial returns
tabulated by The Sanford
Herald revealed this m o rn
ing. Holland carried every precinct
in the county except one and ob(Jalned a majority of two and one-*
J , lulf to one.
Represents ttvr Joe
Hendricks
■seeking re-election lo the United
States Congress, aim gained a sub
stantial victory over hla opponent
• Tom Voss of Orlando, carrying
every precinct except two and
securing a majority of 6*1. There
were 3.1« votes cast In the sena
torial race; 2.981 In the congress
ional race.
tn the local races it was nip and
— tuck between U. B. (T-Bone) BmtUi
™ argt h b opponent. Or. L. T. Do*.
Administration Labor
Officials
S u rest
Lewis May Speed Up
Decision To Act
FOR SENATE
tUlfe
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Grrei,
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106,318 *
Holland
IDSAtS
l i l t prrelnrl* tumplrle out of 1467 1
County Board To
Ask Action On
Road 44 Route
Robert S. Herndon
Completes A c t i v e
Duty In U. S. Navy
s,atl<m
Ho8p,tal
Three Talks Made
Today At Weekly
Kiwu'nis Luncheon
Allied World Today Observed First
Anniversary Of Victory Over Axis
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THE SANFORD MKRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
^ lit*-- ..n u n U ln H ff M tl.m m .M .t
The Sanford Herald
Holland's Reward
The overwhelming victory gnini'd by Spessgrd Holl
and in yesterday's Democratic primary was a fine testi
■ »*#->»* fl>H »••<** monial to the high character, intelligoncc and political
I t I*, al Ik* rmmt Offbw acumen of Florida's former Governor and provided an
u nlit l i t Art excellent stamp' of approval for his mlmiuistration of
•I Hurrfc s, l«Wf.
state nf(aire during the trying period of lift; second World
Way.
For the firet lime in n generation a Florida governor;
has been elevated to the rank of senator though 'many
i m n u m a * u a tki
have tried It and failed. Not sinte Park Trammell, who
I'i i O I i la l l u u i i
f t Carrlrr, n tik ........... ■■was governor of Florida from 1912 to 191*5, was elected
>*• K M I k ----- —--------------to the Senate thirty yenrs ago hna any other Florida gov
f k m Muiulka ——---------- 1—
It* Maaiha — ------------ ---- ernor managed to retnin sufficient popularity throughout
Oaa Taar -------------—
his term of office to triumph at the polls again.
.A ll efcllnarr aatlrva. carAa al
public recreation park on the
Hut in nominating former Governor Holland to the
jwaaka, rttu itll-M uut anilre. ul
of Crystal Lake, which park
ewtrrtalatuirati r*r the *«r*o.r el Somite, the people of Florida have done more than’ over shun*
wfl* approved J>v l lit- l'o inmission
ralalaa laul*. Will fee tl(«r«tl l*r
come a somewhat moth-eaten political hupend it ulinii. at lit JnM mezing. The Roanl
M rraaiar a4«rftl«laa ralra.
They have shown that they enn recognize true merit agreed to open the portion of
needed to lead t» the park
when they find it and that they nre not loathe to reward road
from the main highway. It |«
■ Ik* la,K- a man vi;ith higher office even though he has been a prom planned by the Take >fary PTA
tislrr w I Ik
la OMraao inent political figure for n long time and has upon occas lo erect c o n c r e t e block hath
ion of necessity been cnljcd upon to do things which were hptise- for u puhlic bathing place,
Mr.' Eubanks *ahk
. Tk* Il*ral4 l« a m»a«a»« -I TSc not popular.
Hoard agreed to iinpruve
* 1‘i'w nklck la *«>Im ,
Holland has been in politics almost continuously ever *n The
rnllllr.l la Ik* u»* l«« r»triad from Hoad II lo proparty
kakllrallaa «•( aJI »»«• ll,M ia » > sirtco lie returned from the first World War as a captain being developed on Ihp south
a**4llr4 In II ar ■<>! alka-inlu*
He stalled shore of Ijike Harney by A. A.
00*411*4 In Ikla
aad ala* in the Air Corps entered with decorations.
Ik* i*«al (•»«• *«MUk»4 fc»r*la.
All rlakla In r»*«kll»nllan «» •**•
Hal 4U*nlrfcr* k***la al* *•** I*-
H im .a, vHttae row t o d a y
T in a 18 n o t* a w ould) w e
CAN UK CERTAIN TO HAVE
OOP WITH MB IH WE THY
O REALIZE HIA Wild, I m i
wu not for I am wtm thre, be
hot dtsmajed lor I uni thy Ofgl —
S
1 aiiked Ihe foreman- " A i c
tIt*
men skilled,
And Ihe men you’d hire if you
Ifuil to build?"
He gave u Ipusb and said, "No,
lmle*dti
Ju st common labor l» all I need.
1 ran easily wreck In a day or
two
M hal hulltil-(- have taken a yeai
I thought to m)»rl( a* I <*ent my
way,
Which nf the«e n d c have I Hied
to play’
Am l a builder aha work* with
cure,
,
Measuring life by the ride and
, square?
Am I *hu|dng my deed* to U well
made plan,
Patiently doing the l*e«t I can?
Or am I a wrecker aim walks the.
• town.'
Content.with the luls.r of tearing
down ?
Author Unknown
The
A.C.L. To Install
New Electric Clocks
Food Situation
arc a* least 150,11011,1100 people there who are entirely
dependent upon‘overseas shipments for food during the
next six months and that even ndw they are eating Icsn
thru 1,0(10 calories a day as compared with 3.200 for
the average American, shows how great is Hu* 'problem
confronting this country in alleviating world-wide distress.
In spite of the extent of the famine, the United
States is falling down on Us commitments, made six
months ago, to export 125 million bushels of wheat. And
Hus has come a b o u t, not tlirdufth any lack of national
planning, not through any lack of governmental supervirion, restrictions and controls, but rather in spite of
them because of the inability of men in high govern
mental positions lo foresee the future and "prepare for it
any better than ordinary civilians.'
"What lias happened," .explains tlu* New York Her
ald Tribune, "is that domestic consumption lias vastly ex
ceeded estimates made at Hint time of apparent abun
dance. This consumption has not been by people, but by
animals. In the first nine months of the season 275 million
bushels of wheat were permitted to lie diverted to the
feeding of animals, n total twice ns great as in any previ
ous com pa nil do period and three time's the pre-war ftg-
New electric clocks wlU be InMailed' in the Atlantic Coast line
Railroad station In this city, a lo
cal representative of the company
wkl today
Installations will ako be mad* at
other points on the system. U was
revested All will be Identical.
Plscrd In both white and colored
waiting room*, the timepieces are
nt modernistic design. Their overall
dlatnrle- h 30 Inches and the
raw* will be-1manufactured of spun
Tho railroads nrr making plans
r a big atrtke on May IH, but
icy will probably run out of
ml before then any a ay.
' .We ni)tice»| lb* hrail «f your
column In the Tnmpa Tribune
Ttiemlay morning. Celt'. Wlmt wo,
the. master, a bail hangover?
Khoilagfp, Hllll ExUt One Year
After V-K Day —headline. Ami
at the rata we're going will
probably atilt rxUt far another
year or two.
II. H. Nlrrl (’(irpoiatmii III)
pounce* ‘ill,non woramcn will be
Uld off next week on amniiit
of the cmvl »lrlkc. "Tlie mote
slnimlanl life."
(Jfne Tnlmailg*' t« going lo run
for governor of Ccorgin. And the
r lo
la going to come mighty
near electing him ju it by being
agnlnlt him.
Tli* Titusville Star-Advocate is
really in a muddle. It can't figure
nut, to aave ita lire what Misauurl lawyer will b* appointed
■Supretsc Court chjsf Justice.
811k stockings made from real
ajmnese silk will be back on
he market in another week or
wo. but they will cost $8.f>0 to
18.00 a pair. Besides who wants
ny Jspsnese silk? .
to be curtailed, but the government continued to tempor*
izo, with the result that In the Jaiiunry-Mnrch Quarter
this almost criminally luxury use of wheat was at an" even
higher rate than In the first two quarters. Since March I,
one belated move after another has been made to save thu
situation, culminating finally ill the recent decision to
pay a bonux on wheat and cpht delivered to
modity Credit Corporation before Mny 23.
'•During the war thure was sound justification for
placing major emphasis on concentrated foods, which
took up a minimum of shipping space. Hut with the end
of the war the picture, changed coinplethly. The need
since last summer Itas been for hhlk . grains, which, al
though they do not provide as high a type of diet nx livoHtook are vastly more important at a time when people in
many parts of Hie world are starving for lack of bread.
"The New York .State College of Agriculture, in n
report issued three yearn ago, warned against the wastage
of food through diversion of grain Lti entile a l a .time
when the world problem would be one not of diet stand
ards but of life or death. Former President Hoover was
another who issued frequent reminders of the fact that,
as the Cornell study pointed out, grain fed directly to
humans-will sustain from seven to eight times ns mnnv
lives ns the same grain consumed in the form of meat."
If it was true when one high government official
honsted a few yonnt ago when things had turned out Tight,
"W e planned It that way,*' it must bo equally true now
when scarcities, lay bare uvory merchant's shelves and
millions starve that "W e also plannf’d it that way."
BUMPER
CHECK-UP
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
Phone 37
County Board To
Ask Action On
t("*alla**a n * * i r * e * On*)
nient approve* this transfer. The
Board agreed to thiy. Facilities
at th* hospital, have * tost value
inventory of 882.001, Mr. lllgglns
it’s the best
B e a u tifu l, S m o o th f l o w i n g
U A P 1D t i n Y E N A M E L
and P A IN T B R IIS U
hunting in
years! • A
EDWARD SMALL
fitlllU
DENNIS O'KEEFE ■MARIE & MCDONALD
-BARRY SULLIVAN • BINNIE BARNES
J. CARROL NAISH • SHEILA RYAN
foreelrsed lots a month ago, and
whkh Mr. Higgins had told the
Comntlisloaer* should be include.!
In the hospital sits. Ur, Odham
was directed by tho Hoard to take
the matter up with Mayor Cut
and the City CommUaion.
Mre. Ethel A. White appealed
In behalf of Mrs. Ouid* Wilson,
County home demonstration agent,
who |i now recuperating from
your favorite candidate la
lied by the "averaye eltUen?"
C. M. Boyd, Companny
(NOT INCORPORATRD)
Sanford, F lo rid a "
m.
f e
t r i
D AILY
LA ST TIM ES W ED N ESD A Y
pM M f
Adult*
40^
Children 09c
l_ZT!--'
(In c. -Tan)
U P G O ES MA1S1E”
M zrn m
BejlHfe T a n h n , C tt fttr ttb
Property Mark'cn
F e n ce
b o a t, W e ll
.V
C u rb s
an d
The bead, water chamber
sad standard are solid
slmainmn. T-lnek steel bs«.
Me W*sd*r ........ J » J
Large supply on band
FISH ING TA CK LE A l
SPORTIN G GOODS
M etal Boat Scats
$3.59
Boxing Gloves $6.99 set
Bicycle Mud F lag *
29c
Brass Hose Noxxle
4Be
B ra** Flow er Snrayer 48c
Rubber S tair Tread * 49o
Door Chime*
55.95
Bumper Ja c k s
$1.98
T ire Pump*.
$1.69
Lock Gas Cap*
SBc
Oii Cana
8c
W a te r Glasses
Be
Beit Bucket*
$ 1 .2 9
Casting Rods
$3.95
Auto Cushion*
$1.29
Fanbeltk— Fuel Pumps—
Spark Plug*— Spark Plug
W ire Sets— O il F ille r Car.
tridge*— R adiator* Hose
Pitching
Horseshoe*
$ 1 .6 9 pr.
Baseball G love*
$4.95
T a b le Tennis B all*
10c
Picnic lee Boxes
$5.95
Bicycle T ir e .
$1.69
Bicycle Tu be*
$1.19
B aby Stroller*
$9.95
W agon*
$8.95
Tarp eulitu
$5.95
Tennis Balts 3 for $ 1 .3 9
V IS IT OU R
PAINT DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE STOCKS
LET US G IV E YOU AN ESTIM A TE
On INSULATING YO U R HOME
Not just ANY kind of point job, hut giva
your cor improved appearance with 0 pro
fessional paint jo b which will make It look
factory fr*«hi
Drive into our auto-studio to-
We |ie* you thd benefit of reason*
able price* an«| quality work.
(M crbU ri$b* Itullrilng Block*, Ready-mixed Concrete,
R ev o lv in g Lawn
S P R IN K L E R
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ADDED—
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NOVELTY — "T h e G reat Am erican Mug”
CARTOON — "C atnipped "
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NEW S •
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L I!)
H O O P
STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
summer.
mam
H IP
JEROME COWAN • VERA MARSHE
day—and have a batter looking car ready for
« m *re a number .of business
i in Ssnford Into, which enter-
This wonderful, silky at t«a •nssttl Arts* In four to six
Dean to a rick, high glocs finish. Ensmol Is Vcglnt
Mint brisk If onu Inch. Just 29c for tothl
TOOL B O X
joining the County hospital site
on Hast First Street upon which
Mr., and Mrs. McKwan had bid
Miccesifully In a sale of codnty
v't It funny In s political
>aign hqw the dbney spent
the opposing candidate Is
Illness, to present a request mvl*
t » contributed by ; “|n»l(Uput taken In jhs form of a propctly by- Ralph A. Oo6d*p*ed that the
eats," while the money spent tfidk In connection With, lot* aj- county furnish can* at three cent*
f , boat tripe on the
River, sailboats and
Jar hire on take Mon“sort# yoUrself" down-
BUMPER
J fif
ffaeshUrit Seek, Slone Sucre***.,
"It Imd become clear l»y tbc cmi of the first half of
I’leaje see i a brfore you have
—headline. What i» he touklng the crop yenr that the lisa of gfnlu for feed would have an ntiUimobi'.e accident.
for? A ha‘rd-hraited Justice?
nil *lhe |lr|Mibliran> regi*
as Demnersla In Klorids
fur the Hemucisltc numi
ho wonder they won.
DRIVE — TRIP
W ill L o tt a L if e lim t I
passenger cars. All makes.
If
tar«*l
voted
neea,
dial......... . —
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The clocks are (or the convent
ence of patron* in central an
passenger* In particular. It • *
listed.
Jmte. and Hay*) House, ami known
a* ft»»t Haven,
-*
■f. c. learson requested a road
to hi* properly -an Crystal Lake
at Ijikc Mary which he wonU lo
develop a* a tdiirist camp. Thl
Hnartt pmrnbfd Action bn* the mat
ter if he would r i ^ r e rlght-nf.
ways from natters of proprrty
that the half-inite road would
lead to. The property was form,
erly known a* Magnolia Manor.
WKIlNHHpAY. MA-V‘ H. IMS
HUII.hKU (lit WUKCKF.U?
I watcjivd them tearing a huildi
down,
r
A gang of men In a buty town
With a ho-heave-ho and a lu<
yell.
They swung a beam and a si
wall fell.
aluminum, almtllar In design to
men's hlih-priced watches.
The dial lurir will be made of
(rated glass Illuminated by a white
neon grid concealed behind the
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HANFonn herald, sanford, nxinnu
PAGE TnnFTB
Miss Mary Godwin
Smithside P. T. A.
(iivt»n Bridal Shower
Installs Officers
iJSc ie t y e d ito r
I t.i
! diictli I'tr
"lk i V
I 'u id . iy ;ift trt fifHtli .0 H* t lui^l
l.iLlnt^ at t I <*« *»*• |m’l, w»! (i Ml I I* I iilli'tii fit!*■*i iii* Mi- I N.
\ f a i **IJ«i
•! lllf 11 <i■(«■**I **
MI -
C e c e lia T r u l u c k
S o c ia l C a le n d a t
I
rson a
Dr. and Mra. J o h ^ iL . Fow ler,
■Ir. spent yesterday aff Vhr guest*
of Mr. ami M rs. Kohcn Greenley
F R IU A V
Sallie Harrison Chapter, D.A.R.
will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the
home of Mrs. J . lb Kay. 00:>
Palmetto Avenue with Mrs. H. J.
Lehman and Mr*. W. L. Henley
aa co-ho»tes*e*. All visit ill* meml* r * ore Invited to attend.
The Harden .Club circles will
. aiect a* follows: Azalea with Mrs.
E. Spencer instead of Mr*,
dune UuumMlat; Cent mi with
Mr*. F. E. Hole instead of Mis.
E. P, Mobley; Dirt Hardeners
„n th M r*. H.‘ H. M e C a s i in
instead of Mrs, tieniiti Harden;
MuKnolln with .Mrs. A. L. I.ywis;
Hose Circle with
Sir*, u. I
Frasier.
Christian
lluilders
Clas=. of
the First Christian Chuiih will
meet with Mr. >and Mr . Alex
Johnson, 2011 Holly Avenue lit
(|:00 P. M.
SATURDAY
The
Dependable
Class
of
the
Mrs. Waltei. Snead nmi two
chiMren have le ft for Ormond to
Join M r. Snead to make their
home fo r several month*.
St. Anne’s Members
Are Given Luncheon
Mrs, Frank Chase nml Mr*.
Randan Chase were co-ho*tesse*
at ti luncheon meeting of St.
AnneSi C'hapjer ’of Holy *Cros»
Episcopal (,'httrch at the name' of
the former at \VIndermert> on
Mululny. After lunch u short
business meeting was preside*)
over by Mr*. W. A. I^fller.
Friend* of M r*. Fred Harrison
w ill reRrrt tn learn th a t. *hr is
ronfim si in the local hospital
after uilitenfoine tin operation
ye*teiday.
Mr*.
Hen
Whitner ami Mra. Tboma*
Jnm ette, v isito r..
Mr*.
Roy
F.
Symcs,
Do-
C arl Chorpcning, J r ., U .S.N .
who is *tntione*l at Green Cove
Spring*-spent last weekend with
hi* parents, M r. and Mr*, .Carl
(*h«)P|eninp. *
MIkh Whelchel Named
President Of Class
been
Mrs. Joel H. Field has
rntlrd to A lln o tii, tin , I k k ih im i of
the illness of her brother, II. K.
M urray, who recently umlerwenl
ii major o|>eration,
Miss Mary Ann Whelchel, a
freshman
at
llreimu
College,
Gainesville, Git. hu* been chosen
president of the .Sophomore Cl ns*
for the IU D M 7 collrge term.
She is the daughter of Mr. nml
M is. liHigb Whelchel of Magnolia
Avenue.
Ilieaau May Day was held on
A p r. ’J g and Mis* Whelchel was
nn attendant to the (Jueen of
M ay, She is also ii member of
the Delta, Delta, Delta, social
fu n n ily
\
Kt-v
attended
day afternoon at tb*‘ home of
Mrs. W. J. David, lilt) West First
Street with Mrs, C. K. McKee,
*yice chairman,' providing over the*
meeting. Mrs. H.* F. C*de gave n.)
impteasivo. mijksion study from
"Th e Divine Fatherhood." MrsDomthy .McDaniel, a new uieniIwr, bit* welcomed to the elid e,
Mrs. David assisted hy hei
daughter, M f*. II. Appleby, serve.I
refreshments to the following:
Mi»s Kiln Bolton
Mr*
F .—II.
M1I.I..I1 Mi'S *' F Ittmmn, Mrs,
Cole. Mi*. 1! * Simpson. Mrs.
Cln'*tei Daoirl-. t|i« t
K Mrk *•*•. . Mrs, IV— It, Ejlrnfikilil. Mrs*.
Kltii Irish.
Mrs. J M. Hayes.
Mr*. I , I. d'aighey. Mr*. A. D.
Shoemaker,
Mrs. f . E. (ireek,
Mr- II W Turner. llr ». It. T.
Warren and Mr* McDaniel.
1’
V! j III I* 1111 I *
M 'lf
I I ) I •l
I
Mrs. P. N. Whitehurst
Hostess To Circle
Circle No. 3 of the First Meth
odist Church met at the home of
Mra. I'. N. Whitehurst.
D<01
Park Avenue, Monday afternoon
ifehlth Mr*. C, J . Harrison u* c<>-Ttoslei*. Mr*. W. It. Sturdivant,
vice-chairman, presided and Mrs.
W ,-T . Chapman led the devo
tional using ns scripture, John
the First, and rending' tlo- poem,
"My Country I* The World. "
which wu* followed by prayer.
Mr*. C. E- Chorpening gave the
mission study "Divine Fatherhood."
Mr*. Whitehurst, Mr*
Harriion an*l*te*l hy Mrs, White
hunt'* daughter, Mr*. Russell
-Slrmans of Adel. Go., *ervc*l
fn ce cream and cake to the mem, i>an ami gacst*.
Those attending were: Mrs. R.
A. Futrell, a new member, Mr*.
J. 0 , Loney, Mr*. W. F. Brunson,
Mr*. J . G. Wait*. Mr*. J . F. Mc
Clelland, Sr., Mr*. T. W. Wil
liams, Mrs. M. L. Wright, Mr*.
W. T. Chapman, Mrs. Janie Put
nam and Mr*. W. R. Slurdivun:
AI*o Mr*. John Vaughn. Mr*.
T. E. Wilson, Mr*. Albert Hick
j o n , Mr*. J. II. Anderiun, Jr.,
(■Vtr*. T. F. Ellis. Mrs. C. J . liarTiaon, Mr*. P- N. Whitehurst, Mr*.
C. P. Herndon, Mr*. Ro*coe T*vlor, Ml*. O. I.. Barks, Mr*. C. E.
Chorpening, J r - and &lr*. Brotlle
William*.
,
,
a
foi
^ r e you • one-way bean cook
e r? There ere «o many apecle*
of bean* and - no many waya uf
preparing them. Completely new
dlehea r t n he mode by the addi
tion of chvese. corn, celery, tomn*M>ea, tnuihrooms, salmon, meat,
or other foods that Jrour Ima
gination might prompt you to
lisa. There need be no monotony
menus featuring bean*.
thin week
mtr thunk? mill
all Oil1 kifnlly
meet tdc
In
Hriidenton
Timlde.
her on
Mrn. C*. H.
wit- Im-vi
Mninl.'iy G* *‘ iivlr
\»i
1
U S ( S, iif thf b n -I M e!Iitkili
t hun li in lu*i irnnli*!t.
\h **i
huwiru’x-s iid efin,
iiiiw licit!
]Ill'SI *1f o f
|irV J K M fKnntfill* t I'll l*t !l iliicj \3■
VIi k (till* v
wt‘<i
%i - il mi
ftillott |it|?
T A L K
1
lltMw.
\| »,
Smith
S.ii!
* id 1 1 11!!'
HI
Mr. Colcmiait will join
Saturday to miumpany
Mric
•»
Mi
W 'I
I U*v Imi . \h
M
•
l».v
Y o u C4 iv trrjt younrlf to a prrfra,
i ’apt. Robert Young, son of Mr
nod Mrs.'J. A. Young of Sanford,
ill- ri-nnUy-received a iluchaigg
from the Army. He bn* departed
for Sllainl w lin e he will aecept
n position with a law firm nod
join 111 * wife.
Randall Chase nml 8 . li. Gray
have gone to St. Petersburg in
attend the annua! Episcopal D>**
cesnn conventitin. Delegate* from
the Wohtnns Auxiliary who left
Monday for St.'Petersburg were
Mr*. J . L. Ingley and Sir*. George
Bridge* of lamgwood.
o u r e e to rtm e n t
of
Mother’s Day Gifts
I If UN L\
hi
liwiveu"
uul ’
' , vvittiilci
hr i
||» ) ir * l
d ll
I ffiwdk kcl
s ill
I »'<»%«
A|.* i
i!*« *J1 lb*pi* ol Ihy
wave— done at luimr —in thrrr
hour* or levs — %utfi thf *implrt
ir idy to
iuc
C R O W N 1 N <i
G L O R Y ('oki Vv' jvc Rrrmanrnt
LANEY DRUG CO
II
Sunday, May 1 2 th, is lVfoTJIFK’ S DAY! Don’t Forget
'till4 H'tI
%
%•»*U**!I 111
111*
IhhuI Wl|B II
The WHELCHEL cocktail parly t u r l r d pluyinif 11 ! :* Mil P \I
iihh*
foi BEE npd JOHN FOWLER idttvvd un'il I t 1*»
than four r!»>*»>!tiK iht* mhi**u
Wax one of the l*e*l parties
Hhthe senton . . . . Approximately ?, * ||iiV\i'Vl*r idauii I !
In »in!
2ltu Sanfoid resident* colled to. LfOYWl? ?tnrl«iil
wlinr nti.l
(hny did mi11 !
greet •them Monday afternoon l«
i I h- " i *4if
tween tin- Inn:in of 6:00 and T m I2;0f1 uiidntalil
'
K
o’ i lock
, . . Incidentally 111'* .!! i t m iirn-ii >(<*in,«d
the ho.'t. looki-l like an esipili* K O S S F I I LIE had hi* ” i |<iviiiI. hu
in white and black
ami -*» I fl u t l*t •Imp" u * %• •*»» fii
I....’ MRS GLENN LING I I w . •ortuid tm M »)•»• I » \%*mu* fill**
,%till ’ VItil!i* i
\ fche I!.ill’
a huge (dock stiaw hat wol. .
M AN 111: I V VII- h (.11
aouamaiine |>iint -ilk
MKF
GEORGE TUlIHY cho.e all "lo t. now in im * f ie * m Mt»* A»i*i**l»
. .
willi off*Iho face Inn anil IKtlililiiii - which hj» l i cit IfdccH
■ilk .Ire*, . . . . 01,EDA DYSUN j I illt'd III Iduf .Il'tl I' Tin**,! ,*!
E L I O N SUM Gil
worn a navy blue print with navy * t r a c t i v e . . .
hat eifgeil with horsehair hrn*l ;
. . . MRS. ANDY CARR AWAY ;
wore u luggage ami while Jersey j
with pepluip nml liew low eii
neckline . . . . . The IIETZE1
girl* were present with then
narent*. MR. and MRS. 'I. ' t
IIF.TZI.I. and lookrd very charm .
ing . . . MRS, JOHN Ml I St H I
JR . *wn» attractive in n print |
•ilk wilh pink fl**wcro«l hnl
MRS. WH.LIAM WRAY *!«•■•>•■1,
n pastel tsffetn bonnet
The WHELCHEL family -roies
again with MARY ANN being
elected President nf the Soph**morg Class nt llirnuii in Gaines
ville, Gil.
The Mayfair Dm tm* opened ;*
as try shop ami only reunite* 21
our* notice fof work . . . Also
special children's menu* nre popu
lar now with the DICK TKACV
vitamin plate leading over the
K0DT7IE day npectnl nnd the
IK) PEEP lunch . . . . Sunday the
SHOWER CURTAINS
by KRENE
IN N E W
A. K. Rossetter
P L A S T IC
Bedspreads
W o v en ip re n d s in
ANNOUNCES
available at the
For the p
in association with his father
*ark Ave. a t 2nd S t
§4 .50 to $0.95
BEAUTIFUL fHROW
RUGS
-kidded into second oil
COLORFUL WASTE
BASKETS
bullin' since loo . . . I mined-
lo m atch th e (urniehinga in Iter room.
i& L ra r a a . n m
"
SOFA BILLOWS
hla tilminy . . . IIDIIO DEAN
and JOHN FITE ilitl some fancy
swimming . , . while oilier* prac
ticed hitting target* in the water
w ith a rifle . . . WILLARD CON
N O L L Y fished with no result*
except two cal fish.
T h e Anchor served 26(1 dinner*
the night of the SPENCER-HALL
wedding . . . iiik I has been
lately following the W J IF .L C H E L
cocktail p»rty the crowd treked
to the Anthor fo r food . . , ,
and the place wa* jammed again
J . . . MATT ROBERTS mgr.M
a dinner at which four speakers
In succession grosaN exceeded
th eir time lim its. The audience
wme w riting w ith lUseomfort . .
R O B E R T S arose ijml said, ‘‘B e
fore introducing tHe next speak
er, I ’d like to teg you of two
skeletons imprisoned in a dark,
m usty closet. Onu of thorn fin a lly
grumbled, ‘I f we had any guts,
we’d get out of here.' ” ■ . . .
R O B E R T S say* two vice-prasl-
id~L
a re n d elig h t in p n ite l nnd
flo ra l p rin t*
c o lo r * .
main dining room was a dream
decorated
with weach colored
S adloluse*. The menu in c lu d e
ticlous file t mlgnon* . . . . A
new shipment of furniture h»*
a r r iv c l which may lie used to
furnish the ballroom,
S U S A N and D IL L W H IT E are
now In Cornelia, Gn. where they
w ill 'm ake their home fo r some
time c . . D O R IS and JIM S P E N
C E R have returned from their
honcvmoon and P , S. they did imt
go to Culm . . . H A Z E L W H IT E H U R S T A IRM A N S ha* returned
'^ 1
p a stel co lo rs
N u n d a h , S h a g g , C h e n i ll e a n d T u f t e d r u g s in a s s o rte d
LAING
M A 1 E U IA L S
C h e n ille o r C olo n el
R
W e Telegrap h F lo w e r s
A nyw here, A n y t im e
tfrd* Florida
i.i
w h G li
f f f f I > -It
I u I ) k*•
u»ft, ruturil Imiking |Krmanrnt
113% M agnolia Avenue
Suite 604
th in . h t
t t
M m . ( ’oleuinn buck to Sanford.
end other
C NATIONAL
- i* n
■-mt
* . _.U
w ave p e r m a iip iil
Mrs. C. II. Colburn
Entertains Circle
I.
tin the
Potted Plants
his office
iu t
h**
c,
Mr
M K Hiil-.r
Hbtrk, Mi> S I ‘
Florist
The opening
I*I*** *- *«u
n
Give >ouu?cll
l lir
T E R R A C K
the
s ,i |
1C
J I ti.,
it* i m M-fi i* intiDt
memlx'M nml truest* itJjoui Uetl 1%‘f ill* *I*,i * n l iim
r*«»M *
in tiulk
In the ttfUther** lounge ami were *>f »e|feirali.*r
% #
m i ve*l" I'loikie* nml punch. Approx
Kh iiuh U \t«’*
im ately m nttcmle*! the meetinc. I t.i if*! \pn % IiM h l •i sr
hil'i h ti '.h"l t
ituesi of tier daughter, M ny It.* C.
See
RITZ Sunday-Monday
( il'H e v n ,
n m tn l
tit
t i i ■ II t o i |l XX 11 I I I l|,
1'f I
W !t *i If V|.» i 1nnirtii
if) .
u, , *%i 'I i NU>« 1).*tl &*Vl ‘U»i i.i *
.».»!. « | : | wilt *. tl
•it t»iili!ir *«* rv.M tit l **•ftt »■! tli»»
*- 4 ft tuy
■!•* it. %ui£ alt
11**11% A %fflitir tt.iiiil Sn (a il, l*HY
uf Kiinffinl, flit f. Hi.} f.iiioH in*i
a 11te!#-» .if r 111*i i t mi * , I |iw t - i f .n l 1
MmI •Ufllllfi- I *! I,*111r* »*-- t Mllrt li II
I'lr s T i. i
J M-.ktflrf r ^ l f .
I Uifrht u * il-in. i
i?i*l I tm .iif
artbU* in*! kfi*h.r»
tin*
Ici **11*-1 1 e »•+r *‘!j *flu. W *fliJif(*m_ i *i
Mr* Fitrifrfnld ( atn^h* *»f Ralelith,
N I uho i« vihilinj' her sister,
Mrs, F K. White **f OiUtalu.
Lieut, and Mrs, Vernon t\
Gaston nml *on*. Vernon, .ti and
Michael, have rcturnnl to I
SI. Ag-nes’ Meets
A'rigcles, Calif, after ir-idoty at
With Mrs. Minarik ,’JOOt) Park Avenue, the S\ *
Hutchison home. Msjni and Mi-.
_ SL Agnes’ Chapter of Holy W. C. Hutchison and family are
Cnis* Kpisco|inl Church met Mon expect**! to iirrive in Sanfoid
day afternoon nt the home of Slay 16 from Washington, D. C.
Mr*. M. Minarik with Mr*. Wert
Capt. and Sirs. Slichael J. Ma
Warner end Mr*. A, R. Key a*
co-hostesse*. Mr*. John Mcisch, loney, Jr . spent last week with
Jr . preiidcnt of the chapter, pre hi* parent* at Fred Pope’s farm
sided with Mr*. W. K, Watson on Crippin Rond. Capt. Maloney
nooning the meeting with n devo ha* recently returned fimii Mnnibi
where he served with Mnjoi Gil
tional.
The education*! progwim —wu* mer Steele of Sanford. CnpL
conducted
hy Mrs. Alexander Maloney i- now on termtnal have
Vaughn. The following nieitilier* after which he will receive his
were present: Mrs, A, M Phiiins, ilischsrge from the Aimy
Mr*. G. I l/ndu. Mi*. Allan
Jones, Mr*. R. L. Cornell. Mr*.
J . N. Robson, Mr*. A Derhy^
Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mr*. G. M.
MOTHER’S DAY
Shipp, Mr*. Winner. Mis. Key,
GREETINGS!
Mr*. Meiseh, Mr*. Watsop, Mr*.
Vaughn and Mra. Minaiik.
!
. ,
,| , , ,
i i >I
A1i». I L IL ('oh'uuin i? sjH'ijdiiiK
Mr*. C. II. Winn pre*ent«*l the
lesson study. The following nriv
members were wrlcnmeil .into the
elicit: Mis, Clyde Knmaey, Mrs
Rnbcrt Drown *nd Mr*. J. K.
Jueksun. Mr*, li. II, Cru ml*;v,
W -S.C.S. president, Mrs. J. E.
•'■cKinley and ,Mia.-Ai!taniJ « t «
visitor* nt the meeting. '
At the conclusion of the meet
lug u -alnd roin-e anil n cool
*1rink Was served to the follow
ing: Mrs. C (I. Winn. Mrs, W.
W. Thomas, Mrs; Clyde Knnuet,
Mr*. J . E, Jackson. Mr*. G. W.
Halley nml Mr*. E. A. Louden*
Imrg,
Also Mrs. Robert Brown. Mrs.
Cyril Butler, Mrs. E* C. Williams.
Mr*. Fletcher Boll*. Mrs. J . P.
Thurmond, Mr*. It. F. Crenshaw.
Sirs. Crumley,
Mr*. McKinley.
Sirs, Abram* and Mrs. Moffilt,
•ivpet t n ij' lit
l*‘rtained Monday ufternnon l*y
M fM. It. Strickland at her
home in M ayfair which wo* d ffo
toted with'spring flfiwnts.' Mf*. \V.
C.^Llikle i ailed the incolih'g .Id
<oder and M i- -I. R. Courier gave
the devotional. Mr*. A t* Starke
l*ah thV • mintites of Hie hist
meeting in the nhsemv of Vlrs.
lilstrgi' M i l l mil. m o r t a l' .She
r*:*e*,,| to fill Hie offm * until
M*. MrCruni** refill ii ,
* 'nmiillee ie|mrts were given
h'nt Htfiiii;itiHititi<i wen* iiiutli’ Ini i
(t ’ 'imiiih'p -suit* 11 * Im h**!tl May i
J i* »
U*I* ?*' l*i|
llU\
, 1 m t lit1 j
(ITuifTi .)f lilt’ HP\ 1 Imi^ ii .% - IlirtTil‘!? »»» !*♦ rail Ml ? I ((•kit* Ml ?2,
IE Ax
i Mi.| ,n i Iniplrr
''Tin? |living I *a! hui iHHifi.’ 4
h « a * jitiniiujie&ti Uial l l r m*\l
nir«(iii)f \%ill U- hi*L| :»! I Im*
nf Mr^. I ii*il IE Wih-Mi,
f Altl> OF THANKS
ffii*
Ht*tvril rpfiv^liMi
\\
\W wi»11 tn lukt* (Iuh nu?nits i» • * ? * t hi- fitflmt iin
(*i»r!r- So. I of the First M*'th- him hvfin in <>i lamio
ye^lertliiy
f hunli nuit at the. himtt* ITivri) l.»v Mn*. IE. L . F ie rce f*|i
of Mra, Martha M offilt Monday
dftnrim m with Mr*. I!. F . f*rerrfiow a* co-hontcii*. The meetini;
was preaidetl over !»>' Mr*. K. A
ti).
NOTH I:
Mm .
«h*(tn*r<| nml a report wu, Kivnf
of
the
recent county, council
Circle No. 2 W.S.C.S.
Meets with Mrs David
Hu**’
R
l ’i- * * i .
The thtnl brittle, taught h\
Mii liloin 1 hnvi*, Mi*? luirl.i
Hi.mcv uml Mi?**' Mn»y Rahhiwni.
won the attemliiTH'i* pi lie M«*thrr* * li*
ol # hiUlmi who will enter the I* h**vt ltit*! - oi otto iioft! fall wen? vveiI
- l i
Mrs, Thomas
lu*Jnrnetto
«*f nct« nml Beautiful floral uffcriiiK*
S«dfritli:t* Field, ,Mirh. 1* vi?itinif ptli*mlri| at the death of our
.Mr*
Karutult Cham* while her htdovc.j Will mu *4 f l i n t »
hubliniul, Lieut
(%il. h fJn rn e tte .
Mi
t W kiolaw and faiml>
is taking u special rmir%v at tfu*
K K»ola%% .*imI fnunly
Mrs
hi*ti»ri*tti.
hehl in Talliihfi**ei* in -little wa*
Diarid Keys man and C.rr*ory Peek, ufe. jf|fr |,rlnc liulllcd by the Ian.
plan I heir future toirlh rr In thh, wm e from thetr thrilling ptrlurr.
’'Spellbound," rominc to the ItlT Z T tll'A IIIK utt Sunday and Monday!
il|i|i!retntion
,\ i!
J r .;
I.iel, l!iis*<*ll tirotip «inirii«sr Vli|*
enjoy I II l»y thoiM* ii!W*milli£ Th«
IM \ institute* which will he
Airs. Womlrow W . Powell and
young son, W m xlrow, J r ., of
Tallahassee spent several days in
Snnfonl Inst week with the fo r
mer’s mother.
Mrs. W i n o n a
llrngg.
tif
Mrs. Crenshaw And
Mrs. MofTitt Entertain jOrliitidM
Sm ith ifnvr the 11 eu-mei ** I•I'**utilt
Ml ^i,
S t r u U n m i,
Cifi.li' No, 3, W.S.O.8 ., of the
Mrs, Heed .Mann, w ife of the
’ iwti' No.
W.S.t S . o f die
state department adjutant of the First Methodist Church met Mon First Methodist Clou ill wu.- e.t-
Member* attending were: Mr*.
Le ffle r, M rs. J , B . Cogburn, Mr*.
C ary F u lle r. Mr*. Martha rdoleronn, M rs. 0 . D. .Bishop, M r*,
U it f |*emil»eUe ILurim expccU
W< J . T h ig jm i, Mr*. E*l Meisch, tn leave tmlav to tspend *onie
Mrs. \V. V I sw ell. M r*. Ma'rk T . time in Daytona ns th e.guest of
Cnrponter, Mrs. E . M. A m iitag c, Mr. and Mr*. Robert llreenlee.
It
t LO’1111 Bin! M 1 1 , ,1 < I i.i vi* le i V III! f.,W l. I
I 'J l ■1i | El
lit!* iiev«*u«*rtfil. Uffiror - f*»i the J O'. Il.lf rl t *e |HTM| Ml,|
VV11 r**-*=t I'ii
fill
* »‘\i vt'iit wrre ilMtalle.l By Mi*
***‘ a 1 ill Sj -.J i I. j». ft*ftrJ»*hn \|illv f.
•**<•»•* *.J n ..r |.» , it. N
O fficer* incJutlr; |)rr*iilrnl, Mr** April. Ax is |*i£
( ullcn; vifff*|tre«i(lrnl. Mr*. I tick
K|UI**rry; Sectcliiry. Mr*
M.
Kinwrrn; tr*?nMir«*r, Mr*. M II
C. K . C arter ami I t . I I . Cole
man expect to spoml today In
llaytonn Beach on business.
member* are unted to at tern! ns
piactice will be held fur the state
president of Rebekah Assembly.
The Seminole County Federa
tion of Woman* Clubs will meet
at the Altamonte Sp rin g Womans * Club at 10:1)0 A. M. for
a cove re* I dials luncheon ami
metUmt. The program will, be
#iYuuUl Protection” mid several
..[maker* will discuss this_ suit*
jeet, Memlier* ure urged to at
tend.
U ‘gul Notices
�'JEW A T H LE T IC
INSIDE SPORTS REPO RT
fly JULIAN RTEN8TROM
The thrri- gnirte win stienk of
Ihc Celery Kol, wa> l<r<ikbn b.-i
night in (.uine*villr when the
Ji-Meri pushed over n single run
In the ninth Inning to defeat
the l^vy men hy n nc»r* of a
to 7 in <* nip nnd tuck baltlafter three frame* had been
winning Cub* and the hotaty Lion
junior l.«ntuc all-*Ur» and the inter
championship Midget* ■ h o u 1.1 al pi
prove inten-*ting and tfitertniii. basel
Ing to local baseball fans wh
t)u
will lie on bund for the affair.
Leag
During (he pa«t seas , wt the (limit*. Ilurry Robson i*
wltnrsse.1 n few of the
t» In the Seminole*. J . C. -..nvi* skip
earh league and althougi some •tiered the lied Pox and Edwir
«f the game* were wile
Mm-.ball piloted the (terms n:
aided and what have you
winning Cub* •
it no doubt that t 'f.jr h t* tilt*, I In the Rotary circuit, thr
particularly the Lilt between tf« champion
C
Midget* were manage'
t’nb* and the l.'nn* nil star*, hy
' J George Stine. W. K. Ka ,e
■hnuld lie a very Intcrrstirq In
led the Tiger*. Jack Rntjpn
game.
... . ’ ,
directed . the Dodger* and - n*y
' llaiMd Clan *» will hurl for the Holler led the I'iratp*.
Cub* nnd Ian* will see one of
Umpire*
.
Worked games
the l**t kid CHtchrr* to display
‘ season were Richard
. th rough' the
Id* talent* here in many bnim- “Dear, A. L. Skinner, Andy Stine,'
on.‘ - Thr i.youngolri U n L*»her,
Henry Witte, Jr.,
ulm II work behind •the plate and jonn
John .uei.cn,
Mei.tjh J . C llig jin *. -Or
take care o f-th e t»*»e* will b vide ~
‘
Touchton.
John Schirard. Jr..
Jimmy Pi-.inin (tr>ti
Jo e Mo**. Al. W. Spender: <}. A.
STANDINGS
.1 It
1.. Pel.
»
7
».«7
p*
•
M
ten hits hy the ti-Mrn dining
the contest. Plane funned six
(iafnl-riville nthlete* while lie
walked' five
On the mmmd for the 0-Men
wn» Manager Hick lin-s. lie was
nickel for an evrn 10 hit. by
the Celery Frd*. Hass wulkrd
one hed wlnle fanning five.
Th* hrtl* started off With n
bang when they registered. four
Au)lica ’ in tlie -first frame and
counted again with the fifth
t till in the second Inni >g.
(iAiip,’«vi]|r pushed
pii'lii-l over Ihci
their
. i»: i
iff*
lh»
H* ai It a.
•MM 7
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^ jb o lb ^
ritAP /Wo^e
. Tn *' Me
HL A ttkti^ijro al
Aral hilly in their hulr of th
pinuiil Lut Sanford mhlnl nn
other In their margin in t In
IhinL However, (ialiirtiille mini
withiii one mail* of lying th*
Kfd* in then half of th r tifrnfl
ml inning when four #li .Mei
eroded the plate
Gainesville hrhl the K«l» hi
l»uy until the seventh innitnr
Meanwhile, the G-Men knotted
the count with a single run in
the sixth f 1 lime In thr «eventh
•junta,
r|uh« woinl to knot
thr count a t 7 to 7.
'With two men out in the ninth
thr winning run mh* •hoveil
•erno hv tlie (i Men.
Buddy |j»ke led the ltd* lit
thr plate with Ihrrv ■ittgli*« in
five trips to the^ olattn
Move
Driile roll., ted a |aii if hit* m
fo Jr official attempt' uliilr I t
levy ami J e m Silvniiliin al*.»
trglMeied two each Motjlde* weie
hit hy Itiiitr, Silvstmao and Al
Ilryant
Shml*too I »»/i„ of 1 he H Men
raptured hitting Immi. for thr
••\enilig With foul *afetle«« it
fi\c tups, M
><billing u circuit
.
ASK VOU TO "BUY AT HOME"
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ntr» Hr |>tilt1 l«hr«| nnrt
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RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR
Atrkl
» HdlifHld lle-l *l».
a ItMtl*
•if k * n* d «>l<t'ulaliwti. (itilf
Iti s-iiifoni. h « ih nnlv
Real Estate Sales- -Rentals—Mortgage Loans
Dependable Insurance and Ronds
H.
a DAVIS
Phone 960
EXTERIOR WHITE
$5.95 gallon
DECK ENAMELS
$5.85 gallon
Especially prepared for boat bottoms, Y acht Red
COPPER PAINT
-T»\C PUlLADCLPHiA
A i^ b e f t c s
iv a mi; « tu t 1 t*a r
\ 1 \t i i J i n i i n i
\m » »im kp.tm
r t . o it in v
1
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r Milt A a
JUI.NTI,
IdViiltirH
nitiiHlt n r r i
IN Till: X AUK Itr
VIM' \ I I K I I K I I K I i r i l i H U . t . Y P
I I I 1 to •llipral to tti. t.lll
Ufol 4 KX tl-l toll to 111.
• Oil i ' » n i t
M a t h J u i l l i l . l • ' I,
tl
•0 anti 1 " f Sriitlnnlr t *mnly, Kl*it •
bl». •» Ho c « * * of Otto II Mitit,.|
l l t t l n il f/ »* PI. mu A. M in i. I tl,
rvi,.|s„i . u h n r l n Iti. i . l l . i s „ „ B|,,
(• . l i e n ,
)*„
full f u ll IOt|. Itrtl,*. it (1 ,-t 1 **. ..(.I
Room I , F lo rid a S ta le R an k B ald in g
In cooperation with the automobile dealers
and garages we will close at 1 :0 0 P. M. on
SA TU R D A Y S ONLY for the summer
months beginning Saturday, May 11th.
M arine Finishes
SANFORD AUTO PARTS GO
116 W est First Street - Phone 345
We also have a tremendous stock o f Btfniamir
•M °ore, V ila-V ar,, H1L°, Sherm an William# ant
- R u le Paint A Varnish Company's paint whlcl
was m anufactured to meet government spetifi
cations and'is now Army Surplus offered to yoi
at greatly reduced prices.
$2.65 a gallon and down
d ew 'roevz
o o < n e u > e « 6 b o e4< n
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
Starting Hate
5 days
$25.00
YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
I _The ii(.ul>le header tonight ul ticket*,
the l-akrtront Softball Park . lieAt thl« timo.
Blanc And Hass Nicked For Ten Hits Each;
Locals Travel To I.<eesbiirff Tonight For
( ’ontest With Seventh Place Packers
Claim
. Like HOME......
For FORD SERVICE
SPORTING
GOODS
Your
F o rd
D ealer K n ow s Y o u r F o rd
1V
0 MOW,
o»ti-
WcfM rte HAses
C A K E S
\\>)b P I E S
ROHHS HOME BAKERY
* IN T H E
COW AN
l i n i .D I N C
your
p.rnrl
O—Doc’s Sijjn Service
.
(O. I). I.ANDRESS)
S & fM i
FRANK’S TAVERN
and
HI-HAT CLUB
DEPENDABLE
* | T . X . M /%
AND PROMPT |
W jy
Ikryrlcaning
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Service
I j
LANKY'S DRY CLEANING Co
PHONE 200
71W ftc r
Ptiimr Hi.’i
at T B B W
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
C j 'JS OPCtfcn OPTUft yA►three':;'rimir--
.
YOU DRIVE ITI
R e s t!
R OL L S
. RENDERED
VOEU INSURANCE NEEDS
Accident
Automobile
Aviation
Iturglary
•>
S in gle o r M arried
Honda
Arcs 16”- 35
Prime Protection
E x p e rie n c e U n n e ce ssa ry
Cargo
• P aid w h ile learn in g
Diahoneaty
• E m in e n t in cre a se s
Extended Coverage
• O v e rtim e p ay
Fire
• Paid v a ca tio n s
Hospitalization
• Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fo. Health
. .
late h o u rs
(commereinl)
Al’I'I.Y CI11KK Ol’ ERATOli
(non-commorcial)
8 - 5 w eek d ay s
Jewelry •All-Kisk
S a tu r d a y s 8 - 1 2
Liability *
(Automobile)
SOUTHERN BJSLI
(Husincaa)
(Personal)
TELp & TEL. CO.
Life
.
Lifetime income
Money «& .Securities
Windstorm
lirw mndlllrd ralrrtni dr
Workmen** Compiumtlon
i
|t.|rUnrnl aI
YOUR FINANCING N!
The".Mayfair Inn
Automobile Purchases
rilO.NK 1:00
FI IA Ia>mns On Homes
To Build .
To Huy
•To Remodel
Life Insurance l-oans
YOUR SERVICE NE1
Insurance Analysis
Insurance SUrvcy
.
Riot tors
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u ja p et>
SA N F O R D H K R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
W ED N ESD A Y. Mky 8. 1948
ainesville G-Men N ip Celery Feds In Close Tilt,
University City Crew Shoves Over
Single Run In Ninth For Measure
fllK
W ED N ESD A Y , M ay.8, 1948
r n R h a n f o r d iih it A t.n . s a N f o r d n -o n iD A
PH O N E 200
U - i m i V F - I T . IN C.
fry p u p p y r m po r po isi
HUNT’S TUXEDO
MOW0V FOLKS/
WtbfPUTTWO
A ON A out AT
’ Isaow tvfRrnxt
The Sanfortl HcralJ goes Into
more than 3lX*l hvme* in San
ford ami Seminole County. II
yon have tomcthl ig lo ►*!! °r
buy you will find that n cIum !fltd ad in tbc»c column* will
.eil the most prop!.! about it for
llie len»t money. 1’hone 1IH or
bring your ad to The llers.d
(9 office f«r auick result*.
clout.
(Inly two
tun were ronimltted
hy thr Fr«la while the (i-.Mm
C L A S S IF IE D
M IIM A U lll l M i
A R K K I i.M lM
RATES
lllc
OHr
07.
01c
per line for one insertion
per line for 3 Insertion*
per line foi *lx Inserllnn*
per line for 26 inxertion*
Minimum charge 30r
Count 5 word* to a line
including phone end address
A CKAC.E S T O R E
AND R A R
Touchton Drug fo
I’honr hhO
UAL.iJ1la.l1 Ll
(III TRADK — registered DllfOi
Jersey boar. P ig* .1 month* ob
munth old $5
$8. Also
J . T. Lawrence, F.nterpri*e.
and calf.
UUERNHEY
()■ Bridge*. U k e Mary,
'• JFR.HFY cow.
W
30ii W. 2nd SI . Phone
A L L A R D ’ S feed,
groceries,
etc
|.A»‘S UAMirAVJ'
!.il) 1 itcLN BRl AV|
LEGAL NOTICE
ft.iriE ulV/bS QUICK |
CNl nOY. DOLSN'T j
-—
WANTED
FR Y KHS, fresh dressed, avail
able dally. Tendr-Fry Poultry,
2205 Hanford Avenue, Plume t
HCARCF. ITFMS
GOOD used lawn mower
!
y o u SAI>. *up to Kill ting- small
new potato-* hug*- jusl ,lut
$1.00 a bng. Chase Si Cwaipany.
200 Oak Avenue, Hanford, Fla.
Glenn Ric
Available
nltiminiim
paint
all
painl till
nu » Steel wunl.
puml ix " t e».e
coloi-. mte. o-t
, oloi - .lo.l •1 ■•,
I
ear.
FEED STORE
10 Iia> D ial ’
C on tra luilicalim i-. fm
l he uae o f I hi-.- prod m l
in on tlie lahei.
?
— i 11 '? ^ 5
•. V L
R
Jo \
Jtx n c
HUY cow*, calves, ceatlin'i*
QU'JU
\V, Lord, Phone 7HS-W
bellar,
Phone M05-J. II. G- Touchton, item*.
.
1201 Celery.
SANFURD PAINT A •-!
F lftl
#f ,
tUhif.vltir
. Krrr.rk;
•
nilUwrtl
-PKAT, dirt, rypifsa po*U,
Pine Ave.
^ / fO b k V
EM ITY 5 gal. oil can*—Tile each.
II. II. Pope Co. _ _ _ _ _ _____
* z :}>*>
H O W 'LL YOU HAVE YOUR EGGS
HOLLER
t J to for S'/b'A
You C a n l oiini on Hot
liquid C ftP U D IN E
r
i
FURN ITtJltl
RtAL VALUES IN SLlCMtLY USED PIECES!
r * ^ r « * , r . £ rlm 0 Y ' 18*'x24"
BEDSIDE TABLES
•
’
20M
x3flM
WRITING DESKS
$ a (j)5
‘
$795
‘
^
■
48” x60"
S
WK MANUFACTltRF. nnd rebuild
Kverythinr in ll.slding.”
Me
tl.M-k quality furniture. Call im
f,,t your loslding nnd furnilu”
U i r U n ) tl * O l i l iiHtliil* • 4 •«! "
THANK YOU
CHAIRS $ 1 7 ^
•
FORD
radio,
good .......
tion. ».n).r,o.
I IIATTKRY Radio with sho.t
wave. $.11.50. Fred 'Myers, 111
B. 2nd 8I„ Ph. II7-J.
’
FDR HALF
Two stury *even 10,,01 house
located close in on Palmrttu
Avc. Possession of house ini
mediately
aim.
bagarage
apartment for im "me
mi 1 i1 r. 1t 1 \ w i n n u s
KP.AI.IOIt
Phone 732
Allanlir Hank lllst*.
IKl, tor soda houttlam ul I an
oy’s Drug Store. Part time or
Southern
full lint*.
ROY ItEKL ha* tire*! Truck* nr
- ■passenger — new. used. 300
>ta« ..** •»«
tfiS) B re a d ,
W. 2nd SL Ph. lODI-J. _______
Moult IliiibliiiR
" CIRCULATING IIKATERH
Thi« weather-beaten trouble-shooter
worrying about your egga — or whether
want ’em soft boiled, fried, scrambledif you like egfs at all.
.
BUI 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.
And, hell STAY there till he gets your line
repaired — in spite of hot wires sputtering
•round him. 'in spite pf rain . . . lighting
. 4 . thunder . . . and a high wind howling,
Watch out, fella, we’i"re gonna hit it again!’*
You don t have (o $end him n check for
his trouble. You won’t pay any more' on
your electric bill — to coker his hard, wet
work and the materials he uses. Chances
are you’ll never even know a lint went out.
THts kind of service is routine stuff for
the trouble-shooter and the electric com
pany he works for. 8tomis — the repairs
and coat — are all prepared for and handled
in a businesslike way. But it isn’t an easy
job.- Keeping: your electric service depend
able and cheap is the mult of careful plan
ning and sound BU81NE6C manavement.
Ttiey’re available now and NOW NEON SIGNS repaired, built,
D GIRLS for laundry
l« the time lo get one. Choose
made In Sanford. I’j i II u t for
Seminole County l-aunfrom our big selection of Spark,
estimate*. Hauer llailin Servie*.
i., HI9 W. 3rd SL
Perfection, Ivanhoe and Ameri
118 S. Park, Phone 20.
■
can Sun Flame model*.
MISCELLANEOUS
HILL HARDWARE CO.
. SIMMONS tie*!, complete. ilrpMer,
couch. Mr*. F. C. Sleire. l/ing301 Kaet First HI.
FLOOR SANDING
wood.
and finlahing. Cleaning end wax
PI PK— 1200 ft. 3" black and gal
vanited; 300 f t * " black—
FOR HALE
Ing. New floor* surfaced to per
quantities, site* 0 ’ to I . Uni Two story frame dwelling suit- feetl n. Old floors made like new
venal 3 anil 4 Inchra. A l*rable for home and fnconie, 312 Call
II. M. GLEASON
nathy, Osceola. F1a„ week day*
Oak Avo.
Lake Mary, Fla.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REALTOR
FOR SALE hy owner — 0-room Phone 73*
LAWN'S
mowed with power mow
Allanlir Rank llldg
3 bsdroom home $8000, Phone
er. Phone 770-X.L__________
4 5 0 - 5 1 . ___________ RADIO— Zenith Cabinet, goo. CASH buyer* welting for Homes
condition. The’ 'Oahle*. 4tn A
Groves, Busine** property
4 ROOM house, i acre* of lend.
Magnolia.
$200 down. 60 month* al $20
all typo*. For quick result* tiv.
per month. RL 44 Box 111. When you need TARPAULINS
your propt'rtv with W. Bryan
Calhoun. Realtor, Umatilla, F>
— Remember — we have them
Mr. J . T. Ka»tn*r.___________
in alt eite* — and the price
Phone 2102.__________________
LARGE trunk $10. JM» So. Para
Is tight. Stanley-Roger* Hard
FARMERS—
Now I* th* time U
dowmtalr*.
. .
ware Co. nave your tractor MlnWd at
UpiioLSTERY fabric*. A fine 100,000 8WEET potato plant#"
Rr«P. Paint Shop. 100 W. 2nd
selection In »lock. R. 8. BroWh,
$3.00 per 1,000, pulling extra.
2011 North Orange, Orlande,
A. K. Roeaetter, Phone 212-W.
LHLD your-hom e -with High
1037 CHEVROLET coerh. matter.
I'ICTUKE Frame#— a lovely gift
Text Concrete Hlock*. Miracle
Gerrra) roaditlon good. Call
fer Mother’* Day. y < w pktutc
Concrete Co., J. E Terwillcrer.
in a gold or *llvor frame. W#
300 Elm Ave., EeUbtuhed •
alio ham*' dnuWa frapea in SIT. W A N T E D 1910,
.
gokl and alWar. Bwkarili GUu*
* Mirror Co. 112-1U W. tad JOB ax cook or maid. Kathirgen
Ut
llknn. n*(\
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LOG OHAIN — or WELl-
^
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N A T C H .' SHE" O P E E * j
A TE .S ON THE O L D
•A 'D lF F E R E N r M O O D -
■a
5HE’S POPULAR
9 0 ir MUST
Di f f e r e n t b c n \
P O E EVER/ M O O D 'r
IS M V M O T T O / J — •
w o e*£ / | —
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( . & o y “ fMETHOD.’
DON'T KNOWWHOTHESE YEAH; LET
GENTS ARE.BUTTHETRE/ •EMFIGHT
SURE THROWN*Ajarfr IT OUT
THAT GUN FIGHT'S A F A K E ,
TD N IO . FIND SH ER IFF CLAf
TON AND TELL HIAA
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FIN D
LAWMAN
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L O N G A S 'R A H C E ' A N D P E T E K E E f
U P T U A T G U N F I R E *TMB
V fO N 'T H E A R " M I S B L A S T , j n l
Grant- $14 Cypre**.
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HUNTING
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for
Co
CORNET ip excellant corditlon
Tor lea* than httf y fl^ ..
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS
164-W. Also man’,
tdeyrta,
•wind, heavy duty, Theap for
iw if.iutM tM •fw nttiK W 'initintanuam .nim km aifi*.
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One o f the most com
plete lines o f dinettes in
the sta te ! In M aple, Lim
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finishes.
Also chromium
iteel sets with upholstered
O N LY
or plain seats.
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SCREEN DOORS - .WINDOW SCREEN
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Send W IDTH & LENGTH M EASUREM ENT
Screen Doors
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X -C E L FEEDS
IKsfa'i lull on* way lo (mow and Sn|oy th* magnificent
country In which you live. T W i to i*s It clote up, within handdatp of ill friendly, Jntereillng people. And that woy ii the
highway. Which It by way of toying "by Grsyhotmd" - for
Greyhound tsrvet nearly all the famovt highway* and highroad!
of this omailng America.
In the colorful, tropic, brsszs-twspt ttate of Florida, Greyhound
will take you over a great nstwork of fine highway*, where
glo/lout tcenery It yourt for the looking - wher* hlttoyk landmoHtt hold the vltMor in thrilling Weretl. Yet, Florida It one of the
world*! greoteit oll-yeai playgroundt.. ■and you'll find your trip
ovtr ifot famed penlmular ifate via Florida Greyhound a fatcl*
noting journey. . . a tucctiiion of dtllghti to be had ONLY BY
HI0 HWAYI
. CHINA
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In S 3 piece sets . . . a
com plete service fo r eight. «
ClothesHnmpcrs
SILVER
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Paetel clothe* hamper*
Btrene k«J*v I, tr ik r i t i.iit * 7
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m> to m atch her favorite col-
W ill k ( t lk e v » .
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scheme^
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burned our old building down
but we are still taking care o f
our customers . , at our-new lo*
cation at the ST. ‘JO H N S R IV E R
LINE DOCK^on the lakefront.
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IRoomy and
W ilh |arnUh-pn>of
sturdily made.
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A set o f stainless
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steel silverw are to
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to save h er best 4 23
tilver . t . ; N ice
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moisture ’ • p ro o f
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chest.*
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In Unity There Ja Strength—
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To Protect the Peace of the World)
To Promote the I'r s c r tu of Amerlce:
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
W EATH ER
I'Artl) rltiudy lontchi 4nd I'rlilxy.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME X X X V II
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
Established 1908
LaGuardia
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t o o k p r o p o s a l b e f o r e p o l ic y c o m m it t e e
In Shipments
U.N.R.R.A. Chieftain
Asserts Only Fast
Action Can Prevent
Famine
Disaster
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Associated Press I-cased Wire
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1946
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City Will Share
In State-wide
Power Rate Cut
WASHINGTON, May 9
(/P) — , U.N.R.R.A. Director
Fiorcllo LaGuardia today
loBkcd back at the work ac
complished since the world
relief organization adjourn
ed five weeks ago at* Atlan
tic City. According to his
report laid before the *18govemmont council, the sit
uation i* a* trrini now as then.
> LtGuardia declared flatly that
famine relief food allocations are
grossly inadequate, lie hedged
nation* with available supplies to
speed their efforts td prevent
what he said would be a catas
trophe.
llefure the session opened, it
,
appeared that the council would
Itack LaGuardia in a move to
V
secure a bigger allocation from
the combined , final board which
has been set up by the United
Stales, Canada and Itritain.
latGuardia complained that at
present U.N.R.R.A. cannot learn
even n month in advance just
what food* will be available and
In what amounts. He stated un
less he can ' obtain commitment*
in advance the U.N.R.R.A. will
be unable to prevent a chaotic
* food situation between now and
4e the neat harvest. At the same
time he reminded the council
that the harvest Kvnuld not solve
the world food crisis IaiGuard la
warned that unless individual
membera of the United Nations
and existing organization* con
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tinue. their present
efforts,
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wilt see repetition"of" "the famine
situation of this yrar.
Murray Opens Verbal
Attack On Lewis;
Pustoffiee
Places
Limit On Parcels
WASHINGTON, .May
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San fold . and surrounding comMembers of th? United Mine Workers MO- man Poilry Committee applaud union president Johiljm»mDc* will share in a f 1..-00,-j
L I-e»'is <3rd from rlitit) a* be enterrrl the meeting roam In Washington Lewis had with him llie go\. , dti tate-wlde electric rale cut
ennnrnl projw til submitted to him mid tile soft cow I operators to end llir coat strike now In IU aiglft .imiuunred by Moridn Power «
week.
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Koreans Receive
Warning By U. S.
General Hodge
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exten d s
s e r v ic e
Says Cause Of Inde
pendence May Be
Hurt By Remarks
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Asserts Hitler Pro
posed Killing Sur
vivors Of Vessels
j'tn June I.
Principal Iten-fieiaries will be
]■(,,* small residential u « r * and
li ■ small stole
arid shops. II.
|ll Coleman, local manager, said.
Ihe-e will K*'l n cut « f ap p ro x i
mately Sk’ .tKXUUHl
The bn I rune
will
ite ’>j>j .li I over limit'triii
«-Ts nn ! lat u« i*»muien int estab-
htn til*-
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that
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bail Lumpcllcal
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th**M« n u in icip u lltiP i.
it*4 * uaivoii fu : l p ttc i *. I •-
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union*
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this
n«irt t itfir *iffi i in * (
whi l e
b uli t .il i -1111111itt *11. * miift*i i t**I fyr
I hr *• mu-1 it;vv vvitli Sv*i'rt'ltuy of
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\IrtiHl tine, si*, f|i«* I' l-iluy coal
iitk* Kimkinll) pm«ly£in! tram p*n tut tin uml im lu-tr), Ute Po*t|tc part hirnt |<I(u'<hI h Imn
“»• in**' i pnio'i p«»M shiptnents
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iniMp than II poumli.
!1 * huti n*
to prevent
r\pf i
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ttn
ft
hili Vf*
freight
(il l IGI.lv
|uu ku^t-n
Inr©n ©111
.tn in lfil tu
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h ^ n tn n t
~h~ fit ¥t* ^TuttifM ifn
increased Irvin* coal
trailed fb>* Schnorkel Tube
A IT. w i l t
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eftnblrd I I..,st- to rlmrge '
Kmilb. , "itqi.it'y pte-olelil.
I ' m • I©»»! 1*»■■» i*
Mu tn iv of
*‘n r.il«- i *h|, >-111111 Is |n* -title
batleiie, tinder water The d>
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cause
He -leads gl.w th
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toiai le,l the submnrthea t«> Ink
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I wIn- t* pm,n<iri t (EiiV l Mm© Work*
air without surfacing und Ik.
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said |ernrltted them uUo to th I I h i i , S tin
r » c e 1 tth tt
I M mi a v W ** i © nn -1ark e ra
from th-rmany to Japan wit nt
Hgt, Clirts Uuchurel of Sanford ha* once surfacing.
hi* C l ( I N n “ lie m th© C e l.O e
re-entered the United States Marluo turiinl ttk'.tniHt hi* trovern*
Fntliet Doenirx told the 'ri*
tne Corps for a period of two
!
Hu
nt
ami fought ttw prttplc* he*
that Adolf Hltlrr him-.-lf
year*. Uucurrl ha* .vrvrxl with burml
(*ladioliiH PS
.r a n * * * th© t I M • iM lo r-tta m U ita
)>ln|m-ei|
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that
tlei
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the Marine* for more Him four |
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m ...... thflihin*"*o'-|
years He Is stationed in J irk-*-m- l ' . limit* kill survivors of
M1111;«*. i *'M
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l>e<ioed
ships
nl
the
scene
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vtlle.
v©!*ti**n
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'-inking'
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elninie.l
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M itt.iy
rer.erouin Nnvv tefu-ed l-< d..
1 il*© time
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jthXt lie sugg-ested U- til,
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tonatoi could Iw *leVel'.|H-rl for that it will In- fiitred t*. ehfinal Sal> It •
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tr'idoiluw
V* 'h*»i tun©—
quicker sinking of ships.
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its piuots within the next ten
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I * w i *0 * i. v,i them
Doenilz claimrd further that Ilia tlay* ns « result of the freight i filiate inic( "f which they lunl
IJKMi and 5.000 dozen It.f 1 1 ttisormlilt at t on. rhen Inter
lift \Vt*l
U-huat« fleet had Instructions to end'mg,> A few mlnutrs litter ! been assured . loan- time ugu llliit j**f idinic
”Vli»d«M %%ilt Im* |uk !
liimstdf l.olt.M tli© C.t*d.
nn- Ihry would receive* Federal m< 1ah« ill *1 i pluiii* t licit iw MXj^iMwI j Now ikndtm-d M ti i r a y - l,«wh» 4
re-cuc survivor* of ship sinking* th© Chryider ( ‘orpomlion
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Commander Hrilev Odham of when it wa* not dangrruu* to lit* nouncnl It will IihU |in*«Juct*o»i
hml not yrt lieeti 1 *• ! foml \ .i \ il Ai* Still toll i»* a,*l*wit*t IVt t‘[l. .♦fill IlilTli'lr* the Vclcrun* of Foreign Wars sul,marine*. Doenit* .aid In frd- of all piiK*©nftcr i'll Ml II©* 1 v%v©\ 1i‘ f Mil
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on II «ISx|k
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announetd y*sterifny that Alts. lieved he hnd lost I Io,n I - tht ‘tkjh I’rcvimn ly
f1""Stilt . I III' 1V«*!1111 hits !
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il » .114T«I plillll* Kill II .1'- * '
K* telle Davy, presiiient of the rescue work, hut, of course, , .id pany hi.lil nl III 11"41 Inyli'k' “ff It
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Fourth District of the Veterans not prove that contention
1ill'© itiifk
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of Foreign Wars Auvilinry, will
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auxiliary for Seminole County
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Mrs. Davy wil be th • guest
■. i i i.t f lit lit ■,%
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pr• net mnn ©tii|jLi1) ©f a \\ill h.
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speaker during a meeting i-i e<e
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fui lit
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‘Dili Ml 11«*rlielihtt,
affcclcd
Tbt« number itirludiheld Monday night at the Legion
Thf 1issiti tl n|ipro(trmli*xi S Ionit |\xr.1 ,l,|i .it III© ©Pill o f W©xt
,'IO.IMMI in I he Detroit area.
Hut on the larkefronl. A dinner
A* Tw -nt i. rI, Si i --rt tii.t I t*l * f Ih©
The ijiait'g *-f the Geuettil I** tIn* Hi'uiinulr
will precede the meetings mil
,qKt. |r, W. Southward, son of
The p la n tin g **f
««Miittit)ft ttivviini tm* |iiuitrim »*f I iit<lr--.i.l Hack
I’br I.tmt' t lob -limttir la-agUe
Motors
and
Ford
(itants
will
lnk<
members, veteram, eligible \or i Mr. or ml Mr*. Ira K. SouthwarrI
rffiiniiiic out water li>'mcirillisi uml boll,' „ t„ too,to itb,,ot !HI tint - till -t a r . lo-t l ight drft-uUHl the
ap|)ioximatelv
12.ULU
cars
a
mol
membership, wive*, mother*, »r«- Itsf POO West TwcMleth Street, he*
«ltlo-r g la d io li. W en- g r o w n pi'iiiiiinl winning fu ll, by a .core
i'tlier olkfluflm l*» imvijrntion ••)* itg,tera and daughter* of veteran* been honorably discharge,! from trucks out of the weekly output fluhlllg IhiiiIh in III© Wekiv.i a t tin A.itiil Foritii, nl latkv M .n- nf II to Id at tin- Lokcfront
with oversea* aerviee are Invited the United State* Army uftep 25 of the auto industry.
Diver. Tit© nuni of S100 wtin up
Inrludrd in the suspensions will plnpfi.ited to th© local poll iff no- which are at-o owneil by Mr. Softball Cork. In tin- <tvt-ond half,
to attend.
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month* service.
Kitrhhi'ff. *rb« fjowers are t-f of lilt- linUhlt- ht-adt'i the chantpI
Ul.
be
ill
6,not)
G.M.
employee*
Mra. Davy, who (a also IVpaUth© Salvation Army.
Midgti.
drft-ute,l
the ■
oil . ■lor* but are 'm a in ly of tht? bituhip
Southward was n student at 000 Ford ryxorkers
nrkers
and
immediate!)'
orkets
am
ment Rehabilitation chairman, Ita* Seminole High School beforo he
Th© CnmlniMUnierri airrrr«l to pink I'tcoidi varlcky.
Rotary Junior League alL-slara
assembly
employee*
in
organlied ria auxiliaries within entered the urmeil force-. During
uppiopriut©
111111111; thi* next
K i.ih b o f f loilny dt-elnii-d by a H-itte of IA lo 12.
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the past few months, Shj pointed hi* tru r of iluty t|e serve,! as a the Chrysler plant*. Car und f imu I year towitii! Ih© inulntcn- l but It- u n . opjim ii-tir about tin1
More than hon fail, saw the
truck
output
is
expected
to
fat)
a nr© of Slat© American
out yesterday that the W. I'*. W- Military I’ollcc desk *ctg.-urit at
fulnrit *,,f -.h ip iiin - flo w er* by alt twin bill. During the evening, th-*
off
to
about
fill,0011
unit*
next
i(«*a(h|uart©ra nt th© Valrfc* Hotel. from Sanford to northern m ar- I.inrt* club i,unied Jimmy l’en
Auxiliary wa* organized in IR90 Fort Riley, Kan.
week as n rrsult of the shut
Dr. Frank (Juillmnn'n request kr-tf.
in behalf pf the veteran* with
niiigtotl a x tin- ntt-.l vuluahle,
down*.
(loth
car
and
truck
out
Sgt.
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wife,
the
for n 11,<100 inciea**© in th©
service b e y o n d the territorial
Tonrnrv S|ieer ax the most imput last week reached n post County nppropriution t <» w u r <1
former
Ktlna
Senkarik,
daughter
nrovetl |du>er and Hobby Axt the
UmiU of the United States. Tha
war high of more than fl7 ,0(h) financing the Seminole Count v
organization ha* worked tu assist of Mr. and Mr*. John Senkarik,
bt-st sportsman.
unit*. More closings by other liealth Unit wtin upprovri), which
ha*
been
residing
in
Manhattan,
the V.F.W . National Home, serv
The Rotary 1.vague otficlat*
plant* are expected.
Kan.
will rmik© Ih© total yenrly Appro
ice and veteran* hopsital*. relief,
hamnl I’hnrle. tee a. tins nuist
priation for that work. 11*000,
veteran-* legislation, Americanlsiii:
valuabL-, Ft.ink Keym-I-U as the.,
and In support cf American ideal*
most intpiovcii player mid Donald
' .... * r! County Earmarks Kirchhoff Plans
Funds For Road To Ship Plants
Building, Repair North By Plane ;;;
G.M., (-hrysler Tn Commission A l l o t s 1,000
To
Halt
Production >51011 To Suminok* IU* IMaced Aboard
Sportsman's Croup Aircraft
Tonight
Due Tu Embargo
W.F.W. Auxiliary
To Be Organized
By Seminole Post
0\(T 50!) Fans See
L i o n s All - Stars,
Midgets Cnp Tilts
Stft. Southward (iutu
S. Army Discharge
Senator Lloyd F.' Hoyle, repre
senting Governor Millard F. Cald
well, will present certificate*
and raadal* to seven uncompen
sated member* of the Selective
Service 8y»tem during ceremonies
which will be held Monday night
at 8:00 o'clock on- the drill field
at the Sanford Armory.
The award*, which haea been and traditions.
provided by the Congress of t h
e ____________________
United 8late* in Public Law 11!,
Lee Lauds Efforts
Of Women Voters
Necessity Is Mother Of Invention
Rotarians Enjw ed
Le»i;£jc Stimulates
a
J
Picnic Yesterday in b. »»••">«
That Keeps Autos Filled With Gas
Voting By Negroes
W'-Jtar
S
g
t
chriB
Bucurel
persona In recognltlc
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patriootle a e r r le'es Examining
CHICAGO, May 9, (/Pi—Necea- gasoline flowing, without benellt
Orgunizril In Sominulo County
Rejoins Marines ■ity,
enjoyed. a
they tell us, ia tha mother of electricity. Here’* how he doe*
dentist, and Re-em
mltteeman W. A.
In connection with the
said
iii^fMtuitMr.
II I j It vr 1Ia k, \|■*111Mlll M**1111
NS i iiM I UG. May !*. td’i
t (it*, |*« I r > Sill iff 11|4 Mu. rit'iMi y,
Gt-ilul \ litiniil hari t>oeuilt to
the NiicrnWig War Crimes l i - MrtUuint. Tltu*vil)r, I urna, ,Nu
bunat to la) il
hU Iwlicf n ^ j;
* i cviui
t’ ily. . W**t i*»1 11
power had aitllit-t r^nderetl th Death Hluiift, ll'lin y .
Ml*
submnutie otscl-te ns n weapoN to Heath. Hialeah, t'ornl tjahle-,
of wo.
I he orco ml German Wi LI it la 'l l ) ;. Furl I nuderdale. ||0.\n;WAItf»-UOCNI) IIKIIIMI HAflXIIW Olid soldier, rrl.m.n.g limn
crimiiiul Htldrd 1 hut Hi tils opinlnu l|u||yi*Q*nl. I ahokt'c, Hrllr («L*tiL%t
lin u*. iroo|b*hi|i Ororgrtimn Victory. Hw<irtTi Down Hupijiif ihrM i ihk rm lir vbUf* t,j- *»kcfihoU<r
Arcuttm Br«dinlrtn,| ropr
!(l ,<IUIM.,..,s alul ntrtioul.N itfter the vcmH wrnt ugmutul
' ?}:'*' d**-t'i*** wd^inn *»(
NaiMoUi. • I
•®1' 1 AustralU
tlir louplup Utn-igetowii Victor), vwirin Down the .^lltp^
K^ n
Selective Service
Personnel Will Be
Presented Awards
VU*» M \\ t Hin^t*
i iftp* nft« Ir.l h\ I he krt11- ivi. it. . i*n
I’tvsiiL-nl
on cool to S•i unco o wcllotc full*
l lo
ll
JiHMliHI i n-litiu
i
tii -Til Kl*tri L* iiiimuiuni ivL'ii{ nitj.i ©nt i ii t it! trrnttu\ bit » »*l
' y slit* iitriipHtiy will I k* a f f i v t c l
I % v ’ rtiiu
were, br<>*d
cast in translation to the Korrans.
The Russian delegates to the
stalled conference left today on
two sections of n special train
for their occuiation ianr in north
ern Korea.
An American-supervised pilot
locomotive preceded the train, but
only as far a* the’ Hath'parallel—
the border between the American
and Russian zone'.
The chief of the American dele
gation cn the commission—Alajar
General A. V. Arnold saw the
Soviet* off, Armdd chatted plea
santly with the chief Russian del
egate, Colonel Genetal T. F . ShUkov. Tha two shook hand* before
the Russian boarded his coach.
There was no indication when
or if th e Russian- might return
to Seoul to resume planning joint
ly with the Americans a unified,
self-governing Korea.
Negotiations reached an im
passe aver the issup of i f ft speech
for Koreans. The Russians de
manded in effect u purge of all
Korean political leaders who have
spoken out a g a i n s t the joint
American-Soviet
trusteeship of
their country and have demanded
immediate indepemlcnee.
Tin-
thmight that u loyalty payment
to it union would Ik- hiii*i-d by
n piovinion of the Wagner laitxir
Ri-lslions Act.
Tim President of the Southern
Coil producer- Association, Fdwaul lloik--, said that the coal
operators have taken the same
stand toward the purported demood of John t, Lewis thnt the
mirt i - go! lo ci 1 i. Ion loyalty
im p rate rut affect* customers d
j >|l classes uiul I ecome* effective
!^o.enitz Claims
Subs As Weapon
Nearly Obsolete
9
(/!')— IVi'.siiir-iit T n im a n to
d ay •)n estio n etl lIn* Ir'R nlily
o f payiny! m y a ltio s i» to -lh o
t->rV-'T iiM t Jvtn>iir*rs—
”
tin* ki*y ifuuirs hi llu> (lend lo ck r'il m -K idialions hu tw een
.soft c o a l tiitiri'is and mim>
o'* n ers.
Reductions, On Every
Class Of Service
Effective June 1st
First Step Taken
Tn County To Hikej
TeactierV S a la r ie sindependents.
'-Hodge’* teninrk>
^
“This la the firat lime there
ha* ever been a full 100 percent
PTA representation In alj of the
achool* of the county. Under tha
S . council, which combinea Tall of the
Individual PTA’a, a a r e n g t h
heretofore unknown In tha county
hae been raallxed. This matter
of acquiring cnly teachers of tha
highest qualification* is the fore
most proj ret of g|| PTA pro
gram* through tha county," <-
BRITISH VETS LEAVE WRECKED SHIP
i -
SEO U L K»rcu, May J. 14 'j
The American occupation coinmand.-r in Korea— Lieutenant Gen
eral John Hedge- warned Korean*
today against undue excitement
o v ,r *&«* Ho«tfe called the "temP -rary a d j o u r n m e n t " of the
United yiates-Ru>suin Trustee hip
("nminiision. Said Hodge“ Mud-slinging, personal attacks,
demonstrations or derogatory texj
Jjin ark * about anv Allied (lowers or
their tcpreaariUUve* can only -op-
A committee of the Seminole
County Council of the PTA made
it* fimt *tep teward cnnxlruetive
plan* for an increase in salaries
for local school teacher* by *p
peering before the Seminole Coun
ts ty School board thi* morrrtng at
V " fhe office of Supt. T. W. l-awton,
to *eck proper and authentic in
formation as to the finance* of
the County to support nuch a
move.
"Such a vital need ha* Iwu-.r
fell throughout the entire Slate
and it ix the'opinion of the com
mittee that much water ha* gone
over the dam in this connection
with nothing really concrete havIng b**n accomplished." Sir*. CL
■H K, Carter, I’.T.'A. committee chair*1
man, declared.
"It i* the ILT.A.'s desire to
bring the matter before the Coun
ty Commissioners a* a n-cond
step toward enlightenment a* to
whether of such, a step may he
taken at prvscnt, nr if not, wheth
er' they will further the matter
from norm- other necessary angle,
she continued.
“M e m b e r s of the PTA are
working with a solid determlnalion and are anticipating complete
•v- harmeny along the line « f ful
fillment of »o neees’ ury a jsroe*. dure knowing that they, not only
have the full cooperation of all
parenta but alao of all officials
of the county In the upbuilding
of the achool* of the Slate of
Florida.
Truman Questions Legality
Of Paying Royalty To Miners;
S t r i k e Paralyzing Nation
of invention. In one case the
father of the Invention I* a 31
P L Sgt. Chris Joseph Bucurel year-old former Hcabee named
Necemtty
Nece**ity
ia extandad hi* service In the William J . Voelker.
tl. 8. Marine Corpa for two year*, and William drummed up qulta
Sgt. Bucurel completed four an Invention—lo beat the brown
goers with the Pevildogs. During out and keep a few more motorthat lima he aaw aerviee in Ice late driving with gae.
land with the 15th Defense' BstVoelker runs a gasoline filling
tallon for nine month*, returned station In Glenwood, a suburban
to ' the U. 8. for a fUteen day section of Chicago. HI* father
leara and then went to the Pacific la a machinlaL When the brown*
wa* stationed on Tulagl out order restricted the use of
. After Joining l he alectrlelty, It hit the Voelker fam
mixed 14th Defence ily pretty hard. Father waa laid
took part In many of off, and Wllliam’a aerviee rtatlon
____ _________Pacific
area ean stay open only four houre n
in the
___ shad a Icava In Now Zealand. day.
Th* remainder o f. hie .foreign
But thura’e where the resource
----- * wa* completed on th* ful veteran got busy and thought
Pacific Base on Guam.
* December of 1944 Hgt. Uoc- up a way to stay in business all
long—and still not violate the
the U./B. a llday tong—and
i Vw, Ha couldn’t use any mom
the
electricity than the law allow*—
,.U . &
but he tUd find » wny to.toep th t
Ip *
Firrt he borrowed hi* sister's
bicycle. Then he borrowed nno
of her old
V wegon*—one of the
little red wagon* »uch a* you
always find around a house where
there ere children. He removed
a rubber tired wheel from the
wagon, and the rear lire from
the bicycle. To the ehaft of the
gasoline pump he fastened the
wagon wheel, and olacsd the bi
cycle on a homemade stand. This
way, the wheel can be tamed by
friction of the rear/wheel of th*
bicycle. The only eitch la—eomeona has to keetJ pedaling.
That job folia to Voelker, himtelf. He’* catching upon his cy
cling. the** day*, without covering
any grouqd. Ha pedala th* bike
that run* th* gasoline pump—
while hi# fflh er pula gasoline Into
the custom srs' cars. Thla way,
for the purpose of stimulating
voting Intercut among colored ciH*
lens, the Seminole County Branch
of the Progreutvo Voter* Leaguu
of Florida has it* headquarters
at fill Sanford Avenue.
Tht*
group directed the registration
of many negroes prior to the
primary election.
Officer* of the group are: A.
L James, president,-Thomas WiU
son, vice president, Timothy WIU
son, secretary, A-. W. Dingle,
treasurer, J . N. Gray, principal
.weaker and The llev. Caldwell,
chaplain.
. / '
G. B. Workman of the Seminole
Sportsman Association had charge
of the placing of 5,000 flngerllng
bate in Crystal Lake at Lake
Mary on Tuesday, The bu a were
aecursd by (ha Association a *’ p* r
a r a s is . j s k I M . s
■oni-■
- ■ & -------- ----------------
t
.
lluwurd ax liit- iie«i
'portsman.
Tito lineup fur thef Culis
Cult* includ
A|i|ireiinlion for the effort* of
women
voters
In Rtimulatin;; ed I’emriiigtoti c, t’luu-e p, Oglesvoting intere-t in the primary by ‘J b, Graham lb. Mcfrone Kb,
Rol-bin, If, Roaleg
election of Tuesday »a * lotlay StciMtroni
cxprrsserl by J. II. i.ee. chairman cf. Morris rf. Crowley rf a n a ;
of tlie Seminole County Demo lli.-bee rf. Harris, a Cun regular,
was uiibhle to play lu-cnui* o.
cratic executive Committee,
Mr. I,ce also praised the work sickness.
F'or the Lion* nil-stars, Tyson
of Mr*. I^uirine Beal a* County
Democratic rcg i.lrar "H er e * - . .performed
------------- behind
--------- the (date until
forts have ihown gootl resu lt*; relieved by Spencer in th* third.
ami Seminole County Is excectling- Axt wu> on the hill^ hut turned
ly fortunate to have ns head of over the chore* to Frank in
registration an executive of Mrs, third, Hester lb. Rower 2b,
.1.11 ss, Vl-ktl.
dell
White o2b, Kilpatrick
Beni’* ability," he declared.
"She can alwav* be assured," Meisch If, White cf and Kouth
Cordell's unasaLtcd double
he u-hleil, "of the co-operellon of
the Democratic Executive Com with the .b ases loaded in
second frame was the out*Lai.,
mittee of this county."
fielding gem of th* tilt.
For the Rotary A ll-tU rs,
lineup Included McTeer rf,
W IIJO N RECOVERED
ter Jib. Marrs cf, Rsqrnolds
Myers c, Howard and McNab
Smith ib, Ludwig 3b anti W<
and
Cooper handled the
James VVil.on, prominent celery
gguvvcr who for the past five task.
Stafford was on lb for
wvtks wa* confined in Orange
inaral HmtiiUl in Orlando fui- Mldaels. 1at 2b. John* a
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