22 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e2d82ab13bc3acae799c375cd81b1fc4.pdf 8a1babe9b6212b8a7077c8237dc80527 PDF Text Text TTf f •rTrrf.TTTTTryTTy TfTTTT-TfT*rrrf t u t u * * * * *?tT pag e <f t <f f TTfTtt t f U »T<TmTT^ MUV< TIIE HANFORD IIRBAM), 8/\NFORD, FLORIDA F io n T .k ' Lori.. due lo an nb»cr**ed Lt. Byrd Hudson] cU liurth vyhifji Luthrr/d hun fuf on j*.*tlm*trd ten years. They ai*<* illwuverej be Jin.l nr. all triad t N a m e d Salvation jam! .Lijr feet, t>Jir tf-K wa* nhortar Hu- ulher, Army Leader Here [than X.uMav Vasa, wlin was regarded I If t££t* binI *IUI harmUft, . , tl jayf lln ^ w h liUtts "ir n full id fraa] U litillt fetan i4 n c r m arai . . . il yvui d « n tkm wr*J spfw tilr m j*a 4 atal fu* lA«t« yo*— r iih iih im rru.M p*e* i>ii . P*t Imvra'I on the new Lexington a* n tea­ H man in the Navy. to r u n s and. Make yu*t own fast Mujor Wliorton, whn lavt Wnl»\«1 C-et a r < tan <4 1JIMLiA TaUcu U ««i yw t dfuffkaf. You rciisat to tonticud taa nestlav v’t i commended by Fred fi saiftulet c< dewftfr f-n.1 ( mn ? »«i. It, Wilson at "the Kiwanl* meet­ Tnurhlnn llrug » umpati) and ing for' hi* fine record with the dftijt store* , everywhere. Salvation Army l'npt here and hin work with KlwtwK left this morning for Latrohe. Mr*. \Vhorion remained on doctor’* order* nt their home Which they re­ cently purchased In Orange City. **v“ _ M l U|Jf*A r»Ufta lh »t SUi Halim tdTf i4* »*«nKh Md ukst psaa K in g’s Bad Temper Bared By Skeleton RAlltOAD COMMISSIONER [t ia u .i) STOCKHOLM, (A‘i - Swedish liixtaiinn* and mrdiral sxperta whu opened the coffin of Sweden'* great King Ops lav Van* after 884 year* lmli*Ve thev have found out u AU-C0UHTV BECOFD aroo /,/ io n v / Z 3 is ffo fc r i^ ROY Heal Estate Snlea- -Rentals—Murtgngo Loans \ Dependable Insurance and Bonds \ mi l .itt C ••tint «in I l-.tl* r t Im \rnt« l • IMtNn»(*l»ili * l .ulill. Phone 960 TE LE PH O N E O PERATO RS Starling Rate 5 days $25.0(1 JOHNSON’S RED B A R N Single or Married Agra 16 - 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid’ while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fot Inte hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weekdays Saturdays «• - 12 RESTAURANT On Hi-Way 17 >3 miles south of Snnford JUST GOOD FOOD! why he had aufh a bad temper. They found a large cavity In hi* Residence Contents S IG N S R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , R E A L T O R HOLLER |n» the "builder'’ o f ninderii .Swe­ den, died in I'CO. After ncier.tifir xludie* i f hi* skeleton hud been made, hi* re­ main* wrre exposed publicly for a Hay in t!pp*ula'* Cathedral. M Q N P A V ,„ M A y SO U TH E R N B E LL TE L. & TE L. CO. S H O W C A R D A N D PO STER S 0 — Dee’s Sign Service (O. D. LANDRESH) Phone 1021 Room 4, Florida State Bank Hulding For Representative In Congress F if t h ^ Congressional D istrict; V o te F o r O ne D E PE N D AB LE A N D PR O M P T Drycleaning Service JO E H E N D R IC K S X VOTE FOR JOE H E H A S SERVED YO U W E L L ! L A N E Y ’S D R Y C L E A N IN G Co. I Paid Political Adv.l Phone 405 TO N IG H T •a ican their bet7 primary. It ll aafe to say that no name on lt will be more familiar to~~thr vast m a jo rity Ilian t h a t of _______ ’■ Jerry W. Carter, \ candid a t* to , succeed himself / fjk on the Railroad ¥ £ S R t J p Commission, for Jerry has been getting acquainted in the by-ways of the state for half a century. Floridans firat knew Jerry Carter as a salesman, tairr us u fledgling campaigns lui tlie Democratic iiariyjtheii as hotel commissioner under three governors and more recently as stule railroad Commissioner lor three terms. Jerry, who came to Florida at a boy from lus native Alabama, tecelved little formal schooling. for It fell his lot to help support a widowed mother, lit peddled WLOF O rla n d o 10:00 P M SPESSARD L HOLLAND U. S. SENATE (Paid to r br Hcmtnole County friend* of Sprstard llollandl Tuxedo Feeds will mnke your Chickh Grow B A B Y CHICK TIM E IS HERE! Get your supply of strong healthy Baby Chick.t from I f fire breaks out in the place you live, rhances are your Imu-ehold fumisliirifrs will I*.- the fuel in suffer. Ir t us tell you ill dollar* ami m ils how little it will cost in have N orlli America a j-s'y , dependable protection L f / ) against such a ducuurag- E jM fW j ini! Ins*. No obligation B. B. Crumley Bunk Building Atlantic National General Insurance company end a dry .goods house. These years drew him In contact with the Democratic leaders of Florida and. after the atate campalgn of 1918. he was appointed hotel commissioner-to build up this branch of theistate governmrnt. In those years, Commlsaioner Carter helped lay the foundations for the great tourist Irude of today, not only by ralsing hotel standards, but also by establishing out-of-state agencirs to Interest people In coming to Florida. Under his regime, the sanitary, building, electrical and plumbing codes for hotels were written and put Into effect, hack into private business for us years after 1928, Jerry was one of tire pioneers in alrcondlHoning for the South, The call of public life wa* ttrorut. and In 1934 a vacancy occurred on the Florida Railroad Commission a n d Carter w as elected, lie was made chairman in 19J7, and In 1931. and again 1938 he carried $4 out of the 67 counties In the first primary. % Jerry Carter has become gen­ erally recognized as a good rail­ road commissioner, who has been con&isttnily on the side of prog­ ress and against stifling mono­ poly. Ills name Is a legend in Florida politics. No one has ever doubted that he has a genuine love for hit fellow man. and the man who Invented the word "gregaiiouV* must have had Jerry Cartfr In mind. Today, three of his famous seven sons have com* back from service during the war, and one of Uirm has made Gainesville his home Recently Jerry and Mrs Carter hag 23 present at a dinner reunion of their sons, the wives and children. That Is lire kind of citizenship be believes in. and the results speak for themselves. Jerry' W Carter Is the type of public servant » r want on our railroad commission and unless our guess Is wrong, the voters arc going to put him back there.— Edi­ torial from The Gainesville Sun IF A in p o l it i c *!, Anvr.itTiHi:Mr:vr» A CONSTANT R E M E M B R AN C E Now it the time to plan to havd, your graduation picture made by ROBERT L. COX PH O TOGRAPHER ESSEX STUDIO FRANK’S TAVERN HI-HAT CLUB w fj D IN E and DA-NCE at the H I-H A T CLUB 111=111=111=111=111=111=lll=ll|=lll=IIIE IIIE III=IIIE OPEN EVERY NIGHT Orchestra Every Saturday Night 4 PIECE M ODERN SUITE Leaks— Chicken— Barbecue Sadford • DrLand Highway— formerly Short’* Camp ANNOUNCEMENT 2nd 81. at Sanford Ave, Phone 358 Why Suffer with “ A S T H M A ” and “ H A Y FEVEB' TRY’ ; |. Asthmanefrin t| The new and effective *5 inhniatlonal therapy «1 method that han given ] relief and ttatlHiac- gl lion to thousands. U M O NEY REFUND E LTO N J. MOUGHTQN, JR, In now associated with tha H. JAMES GUT A G E N C Y S. • fJ* 4 /PV^ \ Jf \ Jt / j V f> \ As Insurance Solicitor 312 EAST FIRST ST. PHONE 78 || AGREEMENT . I I 10 Day Trial II Contrn Indications fo rll the use of this produclll Is on the label.' XC.BI ^ CONCRETE PRODUCTS Touchton Drug Co Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed ‘Concrete. ^ ■i Septic Tanks,'Concrete Fence Poet, Well Curbs and Property Markers I VV1 i S g ^ ; \ V.N1 ^vfc; .Viv ' tHilJn * * Phlme 1241 •* *4 Snnford, Florida. » $25950 EASYTERMS DRIVE BUMPER Thla handsome waterfall suit* hi walnut veeaeta with its I**!* chestrobe will be an added joy to any homemaker! A .Home To Stahd the Test of Time Greater hardiness (ability to Withstand all kinds of WMlber) and more handsome appear-• Suite haa large double bed, Vanity with beautiful plate lieu mirror, vanity bench and the chaatrobe. BUMPER CHECK-UP PHONE 1X7 �V. • .J • ............; i- _za U iA M ^ o Hanford iiurald In Unity There Is Strength— gA T o Prelect th# Peare of Mir Worltli T o Promote th« Progress uf America; T o Produce Prosperity fur Sanford. THE W E A T II K U lUrtU iluuJi thriiugli Urtliir^tit ttillt lota. I hutit)rr%Iuriit* and «liunrf\ m jlfriiuwii and rail* rtrtlJlig. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK Ml — VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA/ ■■■■ Funds Slashed -(1 4For Interior 6* department m TO IN V E S TIG A TE CHARGES A G A IN S T FRANC O S P A IN 1 , Unprecedented Cut y Is Recommended by House Committee On Appropriations • W ASHINGTON, May 7 (/P)— The house approprin lions committee has recom? mended an unprecedented slash of nearly 50 per cent in funds for the Interior Dc;wrtment. With its recommendation for the fiscal l*yenr which starts on July 1, the committee demanded 000,000. 0 The largest reduction in term* of money w i, handed opt W .the Reclamation Service. The committee assigned to It4 $72,000,000, against an - estimate of $160,000,000. In making this slash, the committee pointed out that the Reclamation Service had $136,000,000 in unexpended funds on hand as of Jan. 1. The Appro­ priations group also explained that materials for many con­ struction projects are not nvailqjable at this time. Miss Schoenemann Died Yesterday In Or l a n d o Hospital Mi»« Agnes Maud Schoenemann. *21, dird in • nn Orlando hospital at H:16 o'clock Monday mornjng following a short illness. She was Tfjborn March 10, 1026 in Hanford, * attended local schools ami grad­ uated in 1044 from Seminole High School. For the past two year* she had been employed ut the J. C, Penney Store. She is survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoenemann of Sanford; five sisters, Mrs. Andrew Aulin of Oviedo. Mr*. Vic lluwkins of Lake Monroe and Mrs. Portrr l-anilnc, Mr*. W. J. King and Mrs. F-d Lee , ^ f Sanford; one brothar, Charles ’owell o f Sanford, smi several nieces ami nephews. * . . . Funeral . service* for Mis* .Schoenemann will ba held at 3:30 o'clock Wednesday after­ noon at the F.rlcltson Funeral Htpiih'with the Rev. J . E. Mc­ Kinley officiating. Interment will be in Lake View Cemetery. T Rotarians Plan Boat JTrlp On Wednesday RoUrians are planning on an boatrlde Wo outing afternoon aboard Gene HoumfUat's -Skjlsrt" which will Itave the boat bouse at the Oeteen Bridge prtunptly at 2:00 o'clock. It was announced today by O. W. Spencer, chairman In charge of arrange­ ments. The committee assisting Mr. are Bsrl Turner. Andrew currsway. One •the features of the outlncr trill LeffleCt com roast, said to the outing, of the BoUry Monday at the Hotel Mayfsir. ' ' o r i f f i n ASajo.Hin FOLLOWIN'] THE ADOPTION ol thr t**M>lutlo» lor *n Investigation o( Franro Mum by .» vote of 10 to 0 at a meeting of the United Nation* Security Council In New York, a live-man ■no. nmmttter » n appointed to determine whrllier the Franco regime l- a menace to world pence The group will leisirt nick to the Council on May 31 Itiusls absUInrd troiii voting Tile probers air i| to I ' Ou.tr t.mge Poland. Henri Bonne'. France Prdro VtUo'o. Braill. Pan; Undock Auttralla and llsuMii Sou I'lilut <liitrrtiatlonali Youths Believed Strong Protest Adopted By Arabs To Be Causing On Anglo-U. S. Palestine Report Palm Tree Fires Iraq .Measure Says Recommendations Would Hub Caps A re Being Stolen From • Cars Throughout City ’ Firemen and police have boon put lo no small inconvenience for some time by the burning of palm tree* It ha« been sus­ pected thst tbe«<- tree* bud been set on fire by iiresponsilde youth* cruising uboul in automobiles. The first direct proof of this came lo police yesterday In the report to police .by a resident of the Mayfair lifn. who with his wife wn* returning to the hotel and saw tbiee liny* In a sedan set fire to tbc palm tree*. Sain Lovy of the Sanfotd Kish sml Poultry Market reported to police 'that ntxiul a week ago when be parked hi* cai in front of the Hollywood Shop, a Collvertlhle coupe with Inter boy* In it was parked nearby Wheii he came out of the store, he said, the left front hull rap of hi* car was missing. He also reported that last night whllt he was In the Municipal Rail Park, both right side hub caps were atolen from his 1U37 Ford DeLuxe sedan. Mayo Langston nl»" reported to police the theft of two hub caps from his .Ford winch wi jiutked near the hall pbrk wliil* c was viewing the game The following arrest.* were re­ porting Saturday: U. lleatly on, u charge by J. II ('handler of issuing a forged che« k, whidh case has been turned over to the county; Josephine Peacock, neifresa charged with straling roceries from the Margaret Ann lure, and three negroes, Joshua Ryrd, Joseph Mark and Karl My rick, who were arrested for creating a disturbance in the neighborhood o f Thirteenth Street and Park Avenue after midnight and who face .charge* of drunk' ^pness-and disorderly conduct. •R. 0. Lundqulst of Rout* 2, wa« reported to have been slight­ ly injured late Friday, afternoon when he failed to make the left turn at the Lakefmnt boule­ vard while motoring north on French Avenu# and hi* Hulek automobile, was wrecked when It went over the bulk-head. g Compensation Pay ■ ven One Citizen .. Chairman Carl B. Smith of the Florida Industrial Commission re­ ports that an unemployment com­ pensation payment totaling I15D0 was rn.de to one covered worker tn Seminole County during the week Of Apr. 29 to Apr. 27. The amount of unemployment compensation paid throughout tha Wiley Ortfftn. Lake State decreased to $S8JKI60 hum 4*1.712. and the number of cUlm•*- oSnn^who* reowtod -anls receiving payment* to 4.011 OrUfln. wno rrporwxi l from lh# Naval Train- from B,70t. Claimants for the week ending Apr. 2T touted 340 men end 1.1*4 women. Nival URGES UNDERSTANDING JOHNSON DIES Churchill, often ■ sharp ciii “ l| U 4 ie the m r Associated Press leased Wire NO. 165 Gun Battle Breaks Out At Harlan. Mine One* Man Killed And Another Wounded When Miners A re . Fired on from Cars HOOVER CONSULTS IN D IA LEAD ERS HARLAN. K.v„ May 7 (/P) — A Kiln halt If In tiku out to­ day in ’n coal mine at Henlihin, (Kv.i kiRiiiK.uite .wan itifrf iiljtfrtft'K ifP'ltast one other. Tlte shootiiiK oecured at it .so-callril in pitve mine, a mine operated by the in­ ternational Harvester Com­ pany to supply coal for iLs M'KKN'HKIHL May 7. i,l’i ' fluted State* prosecutor Thonuis He.Ill tidd thr N'uci ubs'rg \Vi|r Crime. Ttihuual today mote ,letail, on li,'s foimei tin man renn turn Mini dei Wallet Funk. opet arr.t. the TfJuTisfaink. Ili.itl *nid that iindet arratig'nte:d with H e i n r i c h Himmler, Funk turned the licirh*hunk into a huge d.-poiilnr y f.u gidd-lcctll. (pritnvlc*. jewel*, wntehrs and othei valunt |p< frntn ton* aM hiiitn rniin* victim*. l 1ii* American pro«rruuir j»N.» •K.'tcil the trili iuiU n m*\ n-tiut ulr mi (itin nirttur titutlt* lit the H?i. h«hank vault* itt Ktankf'.rt Anrid nn timi|U fiMiliil m ufT» uf CUM* of mi. h viiluahlr* in the tri'ihfurf vmiltw a >i*nr ujf•* 1 •stallill.>u |i.-|,i ml »•• In % •«.1 rt 1 1s4t || from f,•» ni**« lt« MIm I* i» k \ .. 1 »>« 1*14*-Idem Kniil I'ii hi ttftl la%ii trial id bull Kuiik sinl I I " till••f artnngr •! f»». ih** Rt*h h l*» a i. rrt t’h r 4•*!•• II Mil If \%4**s >r :r •1 by thr 1 $■r mi.in \\ Lr li | h'ink |»f»♦!•*«! -#i1 firs? lh.ll Lr < ( 1\ l*t kfIMM Wlllll Wrt< iW ,1/ 4iF| X .•it 4^1 in hi<* tdHik iihil lis t »uU* bt |i14 4l.lllll thnt I'e-qd. ll** 4*»| 1 kii4‘h at III It w. Dodd *\v riBt«*d No hotly ru*i dr|o ^it *d hi •Id Irefh Mi a lusuk *' liU n ll.se. *1 in* greet.it" rf.^*Sgei of the iiiuir, J t* <*a D • .itL w*»iil tlml hr iiinti i%in. mil olir.l v» ,i « known iik S<*tinti*r IIiih k . He w i* from Stntifill. K\ Thr uuunftJ man wan iilrnlifir.l aw J.«r Shep- hrnl «»f Klcomh, Ky lit* was .»tl- nnttnl I *• n In ^pital with a bullet wound ill Id' «h»mMrr hut Ml c unlit ion i* not 1* *1 rvv I to lw» «*r n»u^ It.ilt until -aid Vhu* In* \w*> told that th»* mrn wpic fiird **rt fnmt. Hiloniqldlt1* ft«*ni the tniftanir thf iniio* i»nj th.it 'h.- »nm r- $*•IIONt lit AIIY <11 \I It MAN : win* I* »> mint ‘ tnw is p*. Miicil oil lit* .urn it Klirr «• rut* f 1*1 in • i |t«*!jltMk ItlilUti • V'imp • HciUr1 Alt* :>\. 't IKAt loll 411 Ilk j inti Uux* M Imll.l III* i% COIlfl : III,K kMltl I* (i 1..11•i» in.* *t *ii 11* • *T *! on li tin. First Anniversary Of Surrender Inevitably Lead To Disturbance O f Peace, Security O f Middle East Founder O f Dutch 1 it \>.i(i•ao imu May 7. up>- Nazi Party Executed P l p J l u n n f k i t i e n t - iw n The lij.q lluu.-.r uf UciltcacnUUVKi I J l e a s a n i olirpristr tula) 111 la) a d o p t e d unanimously THE HAGUE. May 7 The 'ill'll* I fill* ft!** I l>. It •* 'It-* tl.if «ruM,d fnt -•! ,!«• f.J.it- ••• n haw lit i on*! n... it. '..il . ?1•• ! m< 1* 1 Mm , Work •1 ll Mil. i ti-n •I'll ifnng under » lu­ K* .VI ' • 11It, • ii llll p t • nn '1 .1 ll t4' ( i ..fi-r *1-• ?■ 111IStut ■ .lift » d -trite I l l ’ s |. fht' 1 lilt •.1 MiMr It or kers Illl.l ?.. I»4 1Miiiill' (hi* I't I'girssive Mittri 1‘ lllll■It f<» f»*IM nhr I'MW 1 t.F ii -h•ll It |»li k«’1 hr . It "ie li. 1 . X|*r- III I lat.*1 wil lldtew II %Il4*il 1114 »)*rr- “»%4• miner* iCOIltllM »N, ts» V%*•1V German Prisoners D riiin g Jeeps And W orking In Depots. Visit Shrine .Services For Mrs. - —01!ic *i. l.:iter**:un lit ‘ M-T. ft .iflrr M;i) 7. h Mil)1 !f tin' N ii.* i LK. Tew Will Head I lie I ■ I r.'IMt 'to hill, led Shi'.tt Set For Wednesday .d , . r ih •!. 4 !<1> Legion Dele^atinn llp.i e.| II I , ■l quietly I today Kumiul . - f •*$ fail the k'tenli—1 iwent ol Wot I ifhtn* IM tH --I ti« viin. .In*.I At Legion Parley Fo.npe ha- s ,(I,l|nN ,, I . I * M ir* : I If - Strousiy wonted proie*t again t 'Jouftdrr *m! leader of the Lhilrli the i lomiunidtttlon* ,,f ihr llii Mail l*nrt\ Anton M uwrt died t-.r tl*h-Anierii mu impilr) lommittv. oefote a llrlng .squad high trrn .ill Itefnre be * ,e n e, , on I’ale.-tinr. h im The |ra,| protest «*»erteil thn' ted Ui a Miiiill Village licnr The the committee'a rpcomnienilatlori* Hague. M uwrl bade tdiewrll lo iii if implemented, will, in the wont- til* intpilMitirsi followers who el Irk m*IM* l») .Hill Mil .fflim ) 4»l» 4* Linilii hi.«|ijtni at(•*> u <*1*1111 illof tlit- protest, “ inevitably lead to ed their heels and stood at lit Mniiilny 'min* in iht* utim-mlri city ulu i AI I h* l.<*Khnt 11ul nr«i. will . Im* helil \Vi*ilne«i|ny disturbance of the peace and se­ tent lou. Prench mithmi! nnoiMiur at 111 in nYI.uk U the I M uvm'i I. 5J jears old. wa* con- .Vl.f.M.Jf I. K. T«*u, S<*min'»tr Iltt*. iNI'lllllf curity of the Middle Fast.'* miip fhtlljf, ihrit* \ % i*t • • «ht mi* Km l i vtcted on Dec 12 of attcmptliii; to Hull S4*li* ..I in <tt urtnr. wni i! IF Krirt. -mi y •»h I he The protest was uddressed to bring Holland tinder foreign ilotn ■•I iin • ,iimllnl ’ *» Itn Lt»ii i*. it. •f •trl«,|?i»t«‘ i p I' ipmmiI tint I'tl. rill'll U I* I! 1 I’TrsIdetn Tiiinmn, Prime Moil*'* • .1 | ».1l s * Ii* -if.». it Illation lie w.i* ke|g in i»iwet In I Ik r . . M lull •iriren Attlee, prime Minister Stalin aiol Adolpli Hitler during the tlirin.oi •til ». * iiit'iin it lit. | I I'M... iit tin* to*«i i tiler*. Sard the protest, in pail f M •> iKCUputlon of Ibdl.iiid Net her l it, I • tills** I •. M r May <i t “ The House ritul the Inn) peoMlt Queen Wlllo lifitini irpTleil M i IIt'llb ill I* t. *u»*k( ,1 $iitit'G* illwji\•i\% I hr rn'oni serfs pirn lor rnerry yesleld r a*I I • 111 till mrilniir.«»' vkhich mm at thr *i« ,-*. uf Hi •hi* * H i m till tiluctum of thr ll^ructllr., of ! m* .id*! it i**«i t Ir* li .l I— l It KA I I.S Ito \|(|i A imI ppn|i|p and virn* rotinpin ii . X . i t \l • |i \! !. tr. Hit' I. ! , I*.|H W A S111N t s I ON. May 7 K u» j*l hi (link 111" hy Ib»* joint 'rnmmittrr anil 1h« *4.1 in ii ii. \ II (Ol M ► ( President TruiiiHii hu» cieuli*.! * $ -• xiuinst* lii humiliate the Aral''. Utren. Mi. had Smis John <!otil ♦iff tn vnni ui;uln ‘ the Ited hr! Slit* I* itirvanl hy *1“ husband. XX Pali* » ii* .»f if.mnd i‘ Meanwhile. Iraq Foreign Min emergency board to in vent i get •• field mid Goorgi* Steel.*. Alter- vornliiiital climd when* Nan €*•*•»- i j anu, the wagi' di»putr U*tMci*n 11 nn* imtr*. naincil were \V. IN l ’hop- rial thi'tav J.m|| -crati bed lift* |j,ki\ 111 , the |inie»it*. Mr and Uter K. Jannli has told newsmen lines end the Aiilinc Pilot' A*t h.«t a il'H'tllttrtit man. Hciiry A Wulrott (|n»*! nljfiiatm •* Mr* I iiith He, one dii«iL'ii(**$ llevthat Iraq hoprs to resume dip «ceielit>n Crviitlott «»f llto 1 • • I’.itnMifiiidi i * ( ’tit I 'Imrw. \V. Y U|..tl‘ f Ifll l hnstllltles • r l«*\ X »• Pap*. ‘ It. Mill I Irmatic relations with Frame would serve to pixtjnjnr n thiril H u M* v l: ti.'irn Mflwn* and tin •if Iteimv with I iik. -I XI • M |i» cned strike Imttly Jnnnli's statement bn Vin, • i nn •••Mil I ? ii »1 i XI*.? 11 . given rise to speculation in some n\ *li' |n,t — Inn ul I f halt Xtl Tl* 1 »* * • I *i i 1 quarter* that Iraq might' sees 'hi* illlll’ it 11■• ♦ Mr hi.'i , Hint h" > French support for nn Xrah pi * | I COMMISSION TO M H T ut#* pi fine nt'l I -if It. *» I * -II \ P P -ot te*t to thr United Nation' .S*- | T h r inrrt,nK llf thr Ito.ird «d |I h«. folk I si. Ml. curity ( ouncil uith regard to ll* I Count\ Cninmtvxionrrn vinl fain 111. » . »• »4 • . . |t.. i linti-h-American lmpJ‘ iy rninm t p U rr Wmlnrvlni inmniHE .»f In i« i 4*14*1.1.1 I ' I ' h* 1 t tlie I I i in ■ I X <it rrn 4nr tin t tr«* rrromniemlatlono'clock at tlir* Court lloti-r due t** ir pi «•* i ant. i h*» I, .rtwnun ONE of the find American wive* H ilt M g" ' • mill *r?il*,Tii.ittiil.ii * t ji lii l.t *•* \rAlru<|*B diplumntir mit'ton in the fart Itisl t.slay is an eircUuii . "'K m i' .I 4**■Id4’*| 4»\4*r ‘ Jo* I 1 lo arrive m Dad Nauhrim Oer- Patib wn« withdrnvin when thr day. Tin- IWm t .1 grnenllv mer-. till .n r 11n • *' •rut ♦' •It**.' HiHifi tn i • i.k .41 M.ir I V . e l no i-4InIs*I V\ X ••*»> •»l nunjr, to join her htnb.uxl Mr\ Ceimnn* overran France in ll*4n otj tlte llr-t qvirsilny n| the month XI I •I ll-tll.g in n«*l • Vi**mir .Hid Lit .^trrrl ui 11 Wit* *1' •414'•| that |h4*.*'V4l Aiva DrookA flnda a happy «tntm May a, |*• $% ih litilf *ii liU t jtijiJ.sy i4»r thr diK f. n«il> divotcd tt|Hin for foiee inibruce waiting for her. •Helping to lli.it neti'i liml to In' 111»I- 4*41 lit sit4X hJ4-n.lt*’ illlll tolij of Ihr -111 ii I ion of Coinniitiider miosloltmake the reunion more joyful ww Ttiel i IS the rill' " f the lib M*ivlcr as .1 Ik'Utriuiiil in th) Hi in v \ Wolcott and other of- flown the newa that hubby Richard had Jfleer* rwentlv elected. May 2rt, honoird ilead a • imrt that re- Navi for a yw r tti 11io Pacific been promoted from aeneant to imiglil In- iliatiged at the request colds thut' IJif.it, 2 aim'll men h.m area lieutenant jiiat a few .daya brfore *ftp tiatl \l.-wsxl ut ttrsl of tin- iiH'uiiiipg lommamler if lil.-il. !••>* -’ii" had Iwelt wntindnl the. landed at Drtvnrrliavm. * n,;in 11.IM 7I.1MMI were uiTi* ml»» iiuiui tn»* drBlrutttnii wroustU wmutftu by m l- ,m,„| ti„. drstrurl.inn ftcs-r-'itry to the event tlmt t'edric *nd to.... 'bull <International > ;i Nur.»»4 ki »iul ( |tei,) , new dislriet ei*momnder, liiir hi van. Hu* u.» ii.hr I ul i Imv JACKSONVILLE. May 7. — thl best iHKsihlc food, might well shout,I t-r iiualde to appear here of *uii4*r I* • Ihri.* I* tli.' r»»ll »•* .llinnwliuii-i. dr«crtbr*t the. efforts uf “ Out of the iihundanre of concentrate for the next few nr fm any other leasnn. tiuio t$*«r, the* ■•••n» "f a S \it oiiirf lution* to i*. t thr Unitrd Florida’s harvest this Spring," ....... aww •i i k . f t» for |H»r«ti*i i* \ j Htatm to share thu imfret and Election Returns A t said William L. Wilson, Director weeks on canning surplus Inrun- Tw.> new ntemners, Roy jiohn'on their t*'ml AIII. .I form hnd r.iptiir-d flatly edcclartM that he u ? op. of Florida Staio Farmers’ Mar­ *04. and other products. Particu­ and Williait Hall, attendei* “ Iniorr than IJMht.iHMi .*f th • |jkon! to thLx sharinc nti.i opposed Herald O ffice Tonitc kets today, "there ha* come an lar interest attaches to the first nnetiiig. linuriN vxh.. f*tll*in **11 thr LafinriA tmhrrr*&ary lorricu loan* tomato crop just at present be­ unprecedented opportunity for uf one Ailult Httli'i in their ties- ; ||,- pointed out that now U the Voting wa* about medium to­ groups nnil indlvl cause of the scarcity of this “ ’(dual* to sen U"y |time to lei the tinall salaried man day in the two Sanford precinct* product on the canned-goods ar Today'* v I 11 n r lo the red off tlte income lax list, with a A re and up to noort there had l««n Sill irplUi dug products. I was struct shelve* of our retail stores, and No• « I’olioi Cases | * •*h«Milhou*e ran -r, u oil on |2 <»*» exemption for single men. 823 vote# east »t the Kn*t Side elith this possibility psnicularljr in the fact thnt the tomaloei I l l 1p o r i l ’ d I I I l o u n i y was n Mar a?o the big W.ir 1,11,1 * 13 000 exemption tor married lnet at the bowling alley on in noting a report from Fort are available right now. and will ri'oln with tbe scarred and be melt with 1500 «<idUlniul exemp110118 Avenue and 334 votoe Pierce State Farmers’ Market ba /ore some wreks to come. Following the receipt of many griincd table where the surrembr uon j0| tajp dependent, cast at the old ACL Depot by telling of the availability of ripe am assured that the mod­ ilocument be ante history. The Waal aide residants. tomatoe* erate supplies of ripe tomatoes anxious calls at tlte Seminole available' on" the'Fort "l*ie'rce ‘ ouoly Health Unit n* to whether 13 straight harked wooden chnir* Hy £:30 P. M. tha total on the ’ ’’ Fort Pierce*Is a major produc­ _, , or not there had Itt-en any infan­ • land there still. Ilk* forever nfFait Side had- increased to 727 tion center for tomatoes. How­ Fanners’ Market may be tile paialyii* cases reported in ru.ing w.lncswj " f the Third TW O N e W LcaniS JOllI and on the West side to 473. Pre­ ever, the crop i« produced in pcfcted to increase- suhstan Ktieh bn i m n pinnirit plnrnrd t«i cinct clerk* were cf the opinion volume at many other points Ota next few weeks, and par Seminole County, l)r. Frank <*uill. Reich. City Softball Loop that most of the new registrants throughout the .Slate. Tomatoes Ocularly following the movement man, unit director, announced that tel! which conquerur nn«l whim were' voting. * Shortly after ISO plcktd for shipment to disUnt lhe bulk of the crop to out no such cases hail been reported beaten Nm it sal there a year ago. Joe Mosj. who it ruslsting City Over on the wall, in a spot n o’clock there was a llfh t shower market* are necessarily Uken -SUte destinations. This means to him in the county by physi­ Iea MmI vidlor might ovcrlmik, nrcrTnllonal Director Ooase Kcttlea which may have had the effect from the vines while still green. that person* or groups wishing cian* During the week ending. April there is n historic hit of paper In tirganlnng tire City Boftball of.(lowing the vqting somewhat. Those to be marketed locally, to aUrt canning could ‘ d '- do so at League, revealed today that two TbUL vote In 6anford at 2:30 or nearby are allowed to start once by contacting M. F. W il­ 27, four ra»e* of the diseaso pasted to I he plaster. coloring before being picked. liams, Msnsgrr, Fort'Fierce SUto were reported tn Hrevard County, 'T h e fruit* of victory arc not additional clubs had been entered o’clock waa 1.200. In tite circuit which brings the loop 8Urt!ng at 8:00 ‘ o'clu.’k this The way this works out In actusl Farmer* Merkel, who is in posi­ he asserted; alto four in Dniie swret to the French today. French up to full strength of six team*, evening, county and aUte election practice Is that a substantial tion to hand such orders tn County and three case* In Hro- civilians make no attempt to hide Tiie two new team# are- th* return* will be announced as soon percenUee of tomatoes placed on shippers who have the surplus want County. This year in Flor­ their rhagrin at # the Sight of Security Lumber Company" and *s received over the Sanford the platforms for ahipmenU are tomatoes. Prices may vary some­ ida, 77 cates have l>een reported, German war prisoner* driving Frank's Ttavern. Already tn th* Electric Company's loud riwaker* too ripe for that purpose, and what from day to day, but should or more than last year, he said. jeep* around without guards and league are teams representing must be disposed of in some be moderaU, due to the eatreme working in armv messes and In front of Tha Herald office. perishability of th* product. Thoa* other manner, or constituU ■tores. In the city where the Haynes and Williams Fumitur* eonUmpUt ing canning, btt not AC tout lots. Naxi army a e k n n w Iedged it* Company. Robson Sporting Goods, MINLSTFRH H IT SNAGHERE SOON “A group of Jacksonville wo­ yet ready,, could U k* a week or greatest defeat, the citixen of Moss Amusment Company and th* Th« Echols Mattress Factory. men of all faith*, has recently two to eompleU preparations, A meeting of club mantgerg and c.u’S r min* — • rtlce of the Social engaged in canning supplies for and still sUrt work in time for a practice session it slated tonight _______________ ' 1 *ta. Orlando an shipment ' overseas to relieve Mg volume expected toward it said to have hit another snug j ■t too o'clock at the Lake front that ita rrpreeanta- •Urvation conditions. In other th* last of May. Millions of In its effort* to tlraw the peace- j Boftbuli Dark CORRECTION 10. are on aUrvatlon diets time map of Europe. The min­ v U be tn aanford on May IT communities throughout the Bute, Mr Holler revealed that award**' ErnpUirment similar the world—end right here isters of the Uniter State*. Rus­ . The Herald regret* an error In relief I activitlee have t U :M A.M . until 1 00 rlca good food item* ar* sia. Britain and France are aabi laying ymterday Hist Mr*. Alice will be made to Hotary Lft k variety of mother of assisting hard to locaU. Under to be in complote diiugrrcrnem Amanda fiUwivjKfd at the Morris players for the mart. valuable, in* >. In the same goat J on W. First Street. She died t>est sportsman, and th* it eeome that over the questions of Itanube itha beV own home a t SCI W. First having aliown Ut* meat ilien and fro* srctii to tb* Boa. . '•< .v ■ v •R Jf 1.'f . MRCOjg; i.r ] I1%g.\ V i ‘ d« , v ' , Wilson Urges Housewives To Take Advantage Of Canning Opportunity I E S sziE 5 £ ,* s a a r 'tm e . !p -i ■ -S 2 & 4 1946 Valuables Removed From Victims* De­ posited In Vaults I that the department ‘ 'Place Its house In onlrr." The appropriation* croup did not mention tne name of Harold Ickes, who recently quit a* head — of the Interior'Hepnrtmenr. The representative* crltlcite*! what they called Inefficiency anil gross extravagance in certain agencies. They »uid thut the time hnd come for the maximum possible , Curtailment of expenditure*. v The committee al*n expre»*eil hope that under what it called the dynamic leadership of Secre­ tary J. A. Kmc. the-Interior liepartment would l>e placed nn n more efficient fooling. , The Appropriation* Committer recommended $114,000,000 for the Interior OeparUnrnt, u cut of $172,000,000 from budget hurrnii r*linmte*. It’s a rut of $24,OCO.OOO fjnom fund* for the curvrent year. The recommendation "is scheduled for -debate an the llou»c floor tomorrow. Every agency ami bureau of the Department had acme o f it* fund* clipped. One which wn» cut most wa* the Southwestern Power Administration — a fav­ orite agency of House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas', Heroinmended fund* for that depart­ ment total $3,000,000, compared with a budget estimate of $23,- . 7, More Details On Reichbank Told Before Tribunal k f M AY -r— n ■ ■ TUESDAY, :i i * ^ . . (IrtTii Spoke Mori* XrsIrrdaN Allurnoon jlfc- �I Ta g r tw o the The Sanford Herald E-takllakrd fa !»** tl*h»4 Salty n r r . l HalarAar *aS SeMer at Saatard, llarlda Han^ On To National Service L ife Insurance SA R ronn her a l p , sanfo h p. TUESDAY, M AY 7, 19-16 ■*. i .■lasaaaaa^. r i p f iiD A ........ & MANUS AiiAINNT 8a Yi > KtffA't'tL Tou «n«t rsrfi of fou ate tirreby notlflrtl and t*uulre<t tu praarnt huU>« Of Mid COUnl> At N4IHOMI, any rislm i atut iletowtitls wfilih U i * o f mi Id C o u f t iy , to , th«i C fitlDty J u ilf le ini Nwfit*m*ln C o u iit f , t- i.jtrn l*. a l iiift H i iff' in t h r (‘out t LE G A L NOTICE >uU, or etrlirr «1 you. ■mBy. tiavr ajiaiost the ratnte of Muiiual Carlos K1.KAMlit m u .l'k III. Uurra- LuhiifilUbti of Mu* liulic#. Car A dsesaasd. lals uf au.d County. In 111 SfasM lti Avraae rftui^llp Am-imi*. i**ittl«i lifgr*; Mm** riiitm or demand sn«U In writ* Ilia Cnunly Jud,r* of Mi mlnoI, narhtiMftlg. tilR, r* fill P ilA ll *lMt«k tl|*( 11154**r* (#f Cnunly, Ktorlda. qi his nfflr* it, aa sssaai visa* aallar A y m n li b ill ill culfittbitiit ti±t tr lg*M t t i i t b R f p And p<»»i o l l l f r # uyrlur*1*#* ths rourf hour, of said County m rjts. ai ih« l-wt Office fllr«l a gating I *yo ii hi ■fi** L1r« uf file rt a runrib And NftaIt be pwurn Hanford, Clor ids. n 1 1bin plabl rnlllarlda. utulf v «hv A d u i( li ‘o u i\i tfi n iu i foi .HrfrtlnriJ^ *oiii id itn Htemlndl? tu hy liu rid imam. Mgrnl, or dl* pndar ninnilis front: tn, tun, of at Starr* K. |K»T. i'uuQt)r^f«rld4, tn OiirtMilp, b.r torttfi, and any iurh' naiH or dr* tlr* first publication of ihu nutirr <1Iknre4 W riai t firt hi lt)*. in 4 lid not to f ilr d ■fiaii he Void, Karb rlalm or demand abnll b, in HOLLAND I.. DEAN prrftffiig arrj Iheiifure vrrtllnir. and shall slate Ihs place llrfirj It. Lev) lidllar of rosldrnrp and post offlre ail 4 A n Mirfhtfri of thr UM Mppar i,minus d e a n ebjnmutul Im b bifun fit* « k t r " O M C i?btlH Mt Will altd TmlKintnl *»l dvssa of lh* claimant, and shall Itaalava* Stanaavr Mj ii Ikk I. Kl'irbU. rlih* r In icrtoti he atrorn lo b/ Ihs rla'lnant. Ills * I i r b r I'. W t>, tlwmioL a r n s r iiiiT io w n a t e * J K lrii pt lb He/it i•*ii At'fi) je, Tltli, nil,nl. or hU tliorsr), - nlid any 1‘ayablp la Advaara Jnut, A lb iaii,ij»llier»*l»?* Dprrgi *urh rlalm or demand nut so filid lrt*DffT(| •hall Vow J*/»i t>|t(iU)if) Will hg tn trra d TV Carrier, a , , s --- ---— I .*• M IT ff H Tit » m : , U I Hull) HI. John Cnrlos (tgtii&lit )PU Jst SSaatfc ------- - . , <T» TO fHJItmIIY II TYNhlt. Who** As sdmlnlslralor of fhr Tbf HotitiJiil H»f abl In lirrdip IWrs* MsaI K * ------- ----- — 3 j* |,lac< of ri«lrt*ri<-.. is l.J 1\,st Estate of Maliurl Carlos, i n a in-w*]ti4|>«i In wltlrti in Maatha Kiunt SC. CUinflrld. N. J. • dvt’rasnl fhlN rllrilhiti »*• In ***♦ (Mltllhihrd You .If* ItStpfl) (riiulrr.l lo up O ar t m r finr#- tm*h h-rrk fnr four HI #Yin» four oft .Slay TM, A. Ir. ISfS, in KlrsC publlcatlun April 1J, |S|« •A-rtillve nick* All sblfaary entire*. r.rd, af « rntjin tuA f<.r (tlvni.'s prinjlim oapaka, inuimliiM Sid satire* at WlTNEHr* tin liantl ihi«| 4«ffkint in Ifap Clrrailt Court of Mpmlnuls JN Til); C l UlXJJ WMNtT UK Till: ttg«yfalaMrals far Ibr if nrfii ni ttiiInftir*|i If* 11i»*JGoutiljr «f io OnI), Florid*. m .ibbrsnuuJ NINTH JCJmCIAI. C||lct!IT. IN fjn ls s faaila. wlU Ur ekarsM far NvmlMoli Mtm» *if Flnrbb*. thi» ittg ml* of Khali suit) cm. Is: CUl - AND )M|t MEMINI ID: cm'NTV, •I rvavlar adtrrtlalaa rats*. k-tli <1.0 f.r May. A U IM( Piirq Tynrr. ClulnUU.Ts liotbfliy KUMtlHA. IN CHANCEUY. n I*. jlKItNMON. Am «m ll. Tynrr. l»pfphJaiiN',-;*lalaaS \pll*lia|*rr llr,rr.ralL C l-rtli l if I hr- r i t e I I I t (TintI ’ll lilt UNIT] W.fn»*S m > hinlt' and official (■***, I ,r.. rrfirrarat* Thr llrraldHi" Knrlik N*»runmi| ssal nl MniifonL Msminoln County, iNiituTtir ci >|jT, claimiff, U tfc* *illaaal firld af adtrrllslaa Mvptify Cirri* stats of Klorala. Ibl» Stab day vl Offlrr* arr ataialafatA la the lara(HKAM MAMCEt. CULT, irsfsndifnt. AtftlL A. I' l»H. ; *at a l ll n la th e r a a a t r r w ltfc IIf (littot IV* Sttrflrcr . .If, J'. 11stinJun OMSIESI UK Kl fll.lt*tTI|RA Hvlioilo, |nF l-l.ti MlIf r S,larla>al SraSaasrirra la ( * < '* « “ C lrrk of Clrrull Court. IN THE NAME UK THE IrTATK and Xrw 1 *f*. TO: HAMCKI. Htmlnot* County. Klorlju. OK FTAMIIHA COLT, f!7 Crrsrafil. Avs, lluffulo. I S p a ll - * KOTHH TS* llrrald I* a wraikrr al TUr It. En# 1‘aahll, N.» York' sSotfr f Jg lir f r l « ) «lv r | t U lA l K ( SnnrlrlnJ l-rra* t lllr l Is rsrlu YtH> All K HKItEHY roMMANH•r«- •<nfr.tt;f-it In LunIik ■» .it 'jin T il); BTATK OK K D U IIIlA TO El* altrlf ratnird t- M»r aar lar rrlo nppsar fo ihs bill of romE d # l K l h r »<lrArl under" th e P l r l l t l . l.iaiNAIIII K. W IM A AMMON. US aaMfraliaa t-l all a m * dt,palrSr* pfaint find ociilnst you In lh* **u* N a m c Hriilfttltl l U f d t a r # CO M * (Vlllrlidf ii SI. Illllsboin. Illfuola: arrdllrd la M >r aal utbarMta* Clrrull CnurL Ninth Judlrlat ClrA saorn biU of rompliilnt having pAttf** * lid Mud w* In t r tid tu re** vrrdllrd la 1* 1* eaarr aad alaa g u t r r w ild ftA m e |»um ijAnt to th e l.p,n filid In Ihs Cir, nil Court of null. In and fnr Mamlnnl* County, tkr l*r*l arsta „H |.t|rf Srfrla. Florida. In III* r*s* of Uornthy term# Iff tlie ’ Kt. l Hjour Nnhir* Hint* H.mluolp Cnunly. In I'h anr • » ) All rlahla la rri<nkllrallaa af < W CnJI. Clalnllfr. vs. Hatnusl Coll. ualnsl you for ’ illvorra by Urlly lli«“ IldiAptef 2n'i53,. Uu* **■/ |f*)«ir* H rial' dlapalrbr* krrrla arr ala* r*. U I I I ) , aa, “ — * — * ~ ~ “ Dsfoidant,. whsrrln lbs rr I Is f itl|L wllli llit* Clerk of the Clrrull WIlium >••«. Ifi»Ru fiMMiila Rrt Is dltutry. on }t>y SI. ISIS, an ri. _ ^ __ C^Wfi. Htrnlhhlo Countyt. Ktorlda. tlirirforiJ lo Krofuiuanil 'yo« ,(«» b# snoolit W ar I^kohN M k L'- ti.r ntip^jir *Wfor#» MM - Court al sad .fall you nut hemo- a dorrs* and nllfoML Klrirbln iMher 111* (irrwtii pro runf. sso l,n - sntrml apatTisi A l / . a ' t j l t i l f l *Jr. * TtJKHDAV. M A Y 7. 1046 pr lfjf |Huni#L Hi! «e Mttri lh# «»*U*r* ilf»> JAlii. lUy-uf Ma>t A. ntliFr* v H 4iU* Dftr«» WrtlL b# Aii American physician,''(Charles M o T y 'iif o b n liii; BIBI.K VKKSR FUR TODAY rtilfftd itgaln^t r«itl vorift; to iHimiTnHa It ti flirlhrj iirtferffl iMi ’ ^THK WINDS MAY K D T B I K I ().,) returping hohie from three ye mV army service, is IN rio: I’ucjtT (ip tid ; county |iu!jll»h#4 Ik It*w HinfoiU JIHMIK HCiltNOI.): COUNTY. f11if.itlun'l»r el'O H ta AND DUST A tx in A discouraged about his fellow-countrymen ns he finds them cr 4 Id , * ncW gifjiD rr |iuMI«b»‘l In Kt-nltllnv IN I’KOIIATK. fLififyrtl, H r r ? ( i u n l | ‘, Ktutlslv* VERY- tXSNO T1MK. HUT AT at home ami makes this Ifeart-felt plea. in rt K'I-aIs <>( tONO LAHT GRAVITY HAH IlH m w e e ttrll W e *k f«*r fo u r ( I ) C(aliS 1, Ulltrr, Iirrausad. “ I.shmilri like people to know," he says, "that there Wcsllf. WAY AND TttEY FA1.I. TO ro am . nictiiToHs anh eicit- Si-Pllllv* Win,-* m V Hood and offlrlnl was a war, and In know what it meant, and what it can SONS IIAVINil CLAIMS oil in;. EARTH OOD HAH Htfl WAY ; I tu A11AINST SAID C.-trATIi. jti.ul,.uL BanfutiU-liL-AIis- CnuiM, .1 The stan In their course fougtil come to inertn. Hack home people hnv<* already curled If AN rnin.iul rurn i,f >i.ii ait li,rrlty H. mlnolr sod Mini*- (it Clorhl*. this : ■gsinst ftiscra—J u d a i a r i ^ . up-bito-their little ruunn of personal trivialities, and pay (w.llflrit ami ,rt|ulertl It, prraant Ihr. Iklh day of April. A. ll ISIS. (HEAL.) I'U ItttS .N il] i l l rut, iwl - M ll it'll i n t i only casual lip service to the duty that lies ahead. I am ui'fiiy a-11 o I1. IIKIINtHlN fi*■r ,.f you, nisi have naalnat A good Assault is the l**t tired of books apd bauble and belly cheer. Osrk of ibr ClriUil Cnurl Ihn prints uf Crank I. Millar. Jr., I should like defense, particularly in horse flarlaist W H |w nrpr drrHiMl. Inis ni ultl County, in to see people rise above themselves as they did during Itm Cutnjniy JuiJau of Sanilitols —yoiifiior fur 1‘lslntlff racing. Clorltla, til tils nfflr* m the war. I should like to see .130 million-Americans once Coohly. ll,,* rouf i linti-p of -nltl County y| MSTICK TO CIISMlirofl" Snot,.ill, Clorldn. wilhln slglil ralmore stand together bbhlnd the cause of humanity as THE CUCIIT UK THE I’llCNTY In spile of the newsprint rnilnr monlba from Uis limn uf Ihs INJCtiOB. T-undershirts CliCNTY. once I know they did. 1 should like to see brotherly ahuitnys- and the fnctuudl difirst tiubliiallon of this nolle-. yTAiltHIA. HEMINOl.K IN KlinllATE C.lrli rlnltii oi ilrinnm l alia 11 br lu ’ mands for newspa|tcr pace, wc love, a passing of pride, and feel a man’s heart reach out E-lalr of wrltinc, mot shall alatP lh* nlaca iMissl CarI,if l»p,ra*p,l still find poetry in our mail. to the man in the next block, because he is an American, of rr-ldriMc anil |»o*l ..ffl. r uililtsss Tn nnu 4J.25 ALI. CIIEIltTfllt'S ANII I'BUlh, rl.-ilmant, nml slinll Its sMorn bet anr.e he’s a man and you’re n man. And I should like of lo by lbs .'Uniinnl. aasnl. of al- MlINK IIAVINH CI.AIMH Oil HEA tmuk survey conducted in tliin line to stretch around the world ” lornry. shit no)' surli rlnlm or eirotand noi so flint shall lo> mill. 106 cities rvyeals that more pcoPeople mu.M learn what war is, he insists Crank I. Mlltrr Mr pte read ‘'Forcvei Amber" duiSleeveless Af mlftitnlatrAtnr 1* T A of "W e have ytitic through the biggest upheaval in bu­ tl.r jng the |urst yeni tloii, teiirl the of Funk 1- Millar, Jr . y, i mi we wi* it-nrii H in t ny dffffl net) Can learn that nylons, fur coats and Bible, Yev that mo) lie one mu ii h is to rry. |if l| 1". IMI. ‘ ' thing that t- tin niBtter witli o p e r a rickets flu not m a rk an e n d o r a b e g in n in g o f a n y - j rit-T I>l|t»lfelt1fOfi this old wot Id Alirfl l: TO I IIKIHTOHa thing? Let ii.a not s e ttle b a c k in to r e s p e c t a b ilit y an d IN t id : Ciil’ttT III- T1IE CliCNTY tin n o u r b a rk s uii a g r o p in g w o r ld . L e t us not h -a vr th e M Ihk SEMINOLE cue NTV, 1‘MtUltlA. IN I'ttOflATt; * Hri-Ti-'.Hfy ((tillin >' w o r ld to th e 1'. M . fur/w e s h o u ld h e m en o u r s e lv e s ." In rs i;»l*t( Ilf Fine. Rib Knit deninttig tin. Stuilli. 1111. si; e lev v. e, i mini Yea, it will be a dreadful failure if people forget jiluyim tit in thla sfctiun " i l l hi T" AM. i llEfifTOIl’M AN11 |>EJIcreasy In 7,no0.an« iK-rson, In the tlmao lessons. SONs IIAVINH -I'LAIMH oil |l|*MANHH AHA1NM1 MAIIi y:KTATK; n e s t f « " y m r s " u im — s t e p s a t v V,* i, am t r a r l i „ f y d i, a t * lis r s b y taken lu inthmt'Muliw the atca." b.dlflpd nfid ip.jlllnd („ prsasnl New Union unit unti!«« u| runist St is organmy rlalm* and drmend* wblrh » .>u, .Many of the boys returning from the service nre allowing their National Service Life' Insurance to lapse, thus lasing the bargain given to them by Uncle Sam. ac­ cording to the National Underwriters’ Magazine. In the majority of cases, this is due to n misunderstanding of the values offered. As of Apr. 1, 1910, About M5 billion dollars worth of this Insurance bail been issued, with perhaps f:ir> billion or more in force at the peak. This just about eijuals the total business in force with tin* pri­ vate companies. Tho amount of National Service Life Insurance in force on Apr- I was o n ly ’about tili billion dollaVs and it is still declining. The Veterans Administration estimates that it will drop by 1917 to about 37 billion and tho major portion of this will be held by boys still in the service. Even though this insurance is a bargain, only about 900 million dollars worth has been converted to a permanent plan. There jiro, of course, many features of the NHL! with which one can find fault. However, it is expected that its unattractive features will be eliminated from time to time. Every ethical life insurance man should urge the veterans to continue thi* insurance. The Nntionnl Undgrwriters Associations urges this to be done; NSl.l converted to a permanent plan might, well prove to be a liveable income to the veteran, himself, at some' future time when most needed. , rtiis statu or ruiitiiiA a ft#* fkriti tt i..»i*p |- i n fl t litivlbilliNf' to iiPihtn, tront win lltiiN ut In# wr*t *yoV and lh* cause proceed ex ’’’ i t ’ i H KCETIIKH (UIOKHEII that this order he publUtml oltfs » nr-h foi MUr lo The HANKollU lIKHAI.tl. r n ew sp ap er , f s - n e i a l r iT P U .a lb .u . pabllsbrd In Msnfoid, Heinlnol.. ' UA W o K H K H B n .( Hanforil Mrml ii'ds County. Kl«! Ida. In'* d„> pf Wedding Cakes French Pastry Lady Fingers 1V.’ llernJon Macaroons Clrl k. C lrr u ll t'OtSytM.nd»ole Cnunly. Klurloa (CT IT MEAt.l You Name It, we’ll Bake It! The M ayfair In n 1 M OTHER’S D A Y GREETINGS! Our pastry department i needs but twenty-four ” hour* to fill any order! Stye our assortment of Phone 1200 Potted Plants Lind Weber, Gen. Mgr. and other Mother’s Duy (iifts W e Telegraph Flojivers . Anywhere, Anytime . TALKING Ti Rt S 1 A. K. Rossetter Florist 1131j Magnolia Avenue MANHATTAN and B.V.D. U N D E R W E A R M' I w a s all m JoM/n. W r my o W R e r to c k /u f to e s b e i t i w h o $>aye m e a to u ili n e w ‘ trv? 9<1 3 h 4 p tohbly JoukleJfryjtyg SHORTS nr vllh*r ,.f you. tnty hat, aKalntr jiyil by tbv CtU W e’ve always hod Coiutitution Trouble. First m irk, The Miami llrrald, f ilespit-' some Mtaiea refused to sign. Tlien there was a roughtifurs|irint ih »rtu «*« which com­ pel It to leave out many ads. Is and-tumble figl't over adopting ten radical amendments weir fm at once. Jeffersoir, Unmltton and their followers all hut t» io >t ml l a 14orc pabh tilhef!fi hair. A terrific row started when Ubief M«drd*. it i(ink<il first fursi in Jl'^iJustiee Mandmll-nHserird ir Huprrnio Cotli'l Veto power O r r i^ tK inu?ihi';of3tl.S“ ySr “ V/T Congress, The Ijred Scott decision split the nation -wide open. ----Lincoln would not fight the (.ourt, but IgIn volume of• ml-vni t is in if. uored it. Theodore Uoiifievelt urged popular recall of Yet Court and Country still survive PlciddHit Truman r*ll« (he judiclni deciaions. Yet* Court and Country still survive. "coal slrlko" a tinlinnal disaster. judicial derisions. Y'cs, the roal strike, ailitdl lo built by the people for DieiimeIves Ui a horseback nge. It Iho steel strike the automoHHo was never a mere bridal pnlli; il was the greatest job" of strike and nil the oUL'i ettikes Its foundations ure ill a nntimiul disnsler. It miRhi political engineering in history. But every generation has wanted to widen have Imen wise to have tltme living rock. snmelhim,' to iH-t-iniriiKe stritar* it a little, nnd do some resurfacing, to ncrnmmodntc the until after the lectniverrinn (>121,1111 growing, changing traffic. People front time to time had lieen sui-vea^fully iirgotfaieil have eased some of the grades and curves lo suit it better to a swifter ago. But its basic foundation lias proved it­ Rrprated fires throughout tin nation in these days of ( le- self sound. N o w we arc nrguing about engineering plans for .the emphasise the niipoltitlire of cnrrfulnes. in preventing file*. United Nations. ’Then1-will be disputes and difficul­ Irrrpluveufile stiaka of goods ties, but in this case, too, men of good will have faith havt> been burned up In ccrtpln InaUmrca lieeauae sfiuieunu care to believe tlinl the union Mill serve and will endure. leaaly threw a lighteil cigarrttJ Hut il needs that faith— the faith and strong, support of on t|ie floor. Bud enough at nil good citlxons, lo keep it alive and growing into ever any time, such eujiiluct now i» greater service. aaicwn.,* tnescusahle. YOUR “SHIP WILL COME IN" Sooner BJr AW of Ntwtptpa^ ADVERTISING-, i Special Children’s Menu D ic k Tracy Vitamin Mate Kootaie Day Special Bo P e p Plate Lunch Stafford's Service Station T ie -s id e *, e la s tic backs B. B. Crumley . General Insurance Atlantic National Bank Building or a ll - a ro u n d w aists. W h it e s and col- INSURE CANNING SUCCESS! Cor. 2nd & Sanford e ls tlit Q , . o jJ id -rt rescued me from the graveyard. Let them inspect YO UR tire* to prevent serious troubles. Go in for weekly reinflation—Ure rota­ tion, expert repair*—and rccaia or new Urea made by 51 -yearfamous B . L . P e rk in s Or mgiw adults map rat from the above mena tuttrallona, bat we refer them tu aame af oar ether Itema sarh aa iteaba, rhopa, ruaats and a ranfe full af atber surprise*. CORRECT M E I^S W E A R The M ayfair Inn Phone 1200 Lind Weber, Gen. Mgr. The m en I Aleut i us |irl>nti riut la just ent- mote Iadi fa I ion that the entire feilemt prlsim syrimii tired t it Ihorough IfiVrulSgiiUmi by ii rMigrc»slwint t-ummltlce, In aonii* jails prisoner* are coddled until crime* ure uctuully eommltti-d in order tu Ruin admit­ tance; in othsr*. they »re bniinliird after the 'manner of the worst Nail concent i at ion camps. Did you know that email town* arr tho backbune of America, flinty pet vent of all the people In the United State* llv« on fatetts or In towns' under 26,000 In population, and Ihere are 16,$40 auch town* as compared .with tftily cltfa* of over 25,000 population, That Is something worth thinking about when you read of ike radicalism found In such place* as New York, Boston considerable ceremony, with whis­ tles blowing and torpedoes etplodand Detroit. Ing on rsUroed Decks, the 49, 190th car front South BMCplenUThe City of Melbourne I* plan­ tion was dumped pt the sugar ning a system of change* baseJ house before « crowd of more on WnlOr consumption In order than 3M person*. H was an­ to finance their nits; Sewerape nounced also that gi 'record RtulcWlial 1,020,000 gross tons o f pens was ground during the 193 day season. s puny |a tepcating thla prueeaa and is ploneerinr the cunatrucUon near Gainesville uf a 28 by 38 reinforced • concrete hopte for which hia daughter, Miaa Lynn Royera, student at FSCW drew [h» plana, wiring included. Roger* pour* the conlie usee a block •hdlJtSeM* . CAW, DOS A RUftMRS Aud win* instruction, la R IT Z Sunday-Monday tbs' Hill Pin* Booh. To t*t your t n f, M lOe ullb your nsim arid siUrvMto— JMU ItOTHIll COMPANY, Mamie, hd. .... lh* wall* into plate, and predicts his method of construction will he copied on a large scale. It’s Sky-Larious! I ..^'•ySprP**1y *-!fe-g=r p4.gg jS In 1020. Flor|t}a accounted far 1-02 percent of the nations retail clatay chassis f f r * • WBp wbo has * gyy * helicopter I B6» Matie bit a way with • manl • Ho cates of infantile Paralysis have been reported In (Aces and central Brevard County-following More Long Distance calls go through ni yon faoU llie wire. Long delay* are fewer. a check up by Local physicians, Following an outbreak of five irovsment*. such cases In Titusville last week some way the City of Cocoa ordered a cleanup of unsanitary places to about cleaning prevent breeding of fljee thought earnest under to be carrying the dlwlue, and Chamber of C« sold, to comply -'ordinances. ' * ' The »enrice service U is gening belter, but we've atiil got a good way tp b to go before we get back to prewar service. Once we cole! going and try to witfT.VnlUry __iS r 'r If: J ' _t_.. ! convassli - .! I SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 001 I I . Gainesville of 1 l- * • *'• * m .C2' • •-,t handle the pit district. - ■V:' HEW : . f i *• ■•• • At "W W itB .... 4 - j-Hf �t t T TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1940 / SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia T niluck Social Calendai pace Tire SANFonn nERAi.n. s a n f o iw . Flo rida iMiss Augusta Clause W ill M arry In June M u,i IMr. and Mrs. Hugh Whclrlu*) Honor Adiviti'es Miss W hittle Directs * Joe Corley. Cameron Ave- Musical This Evening Mr*. nue at H:00 I*. M. — T E L E . NO . 148 ti active Iduck and white print ; iiv|>e nfteruooii die-* Mi- t ow I Icr cho*e a Ian crepe winch I featured' a wide black kidsKm i licit mid Mrs. Howard; it run , blue flowered chiffon drrx* TTie home wft* lieautifilllv de. • home (Off. Maguulia A v fu i. Mr*. Fowler uin formerly Rea- rated with »ha*t« duUie*. glad. ti Howard a resident of ihi» j uluses, Queen Anne's lace, m-i . ‘ tty who re* idisI here during ] delphinium, and carnation*. The the war years when Comdr. Fuw dinini* room table win covet'd I Icr stationed at IVmI liar with a hand made laic rioth hot lb and Ml* t'nwlei with land centered with a low ‘ -ilvi thru daughters, itarlu.ru and I howl of spring (lower*, tlm-i l>im. me mentioning in F'lotid i , d’oeuvre*. sandwiches, nut* w. i. for some lime after which the) j served with martinis and mi." will - iriuiii in their home in hnltans. Chicago. ( The floating hostesses were; 1 tie guest* wrtc greeted b> 1 Mis. I.. F. Boyle. Mrs. JuiucMl*. Hamilton |li-l>ee who eon- Ridge. Mr*. Roby taring, Mi ducted them to thv receiving line Tom Roll, Mr*, (ieorge tin iy., which wii* formed !»v Mr. anil Mrs, W , ti. Fleming. Mr* William* mol MrRoy Itred, Mi- Whelehel. Dr. and Mi • Fow Huniillim IIt* her, lei mid Mr*. II A. Jloumd, Itoby. I.uiuu. _nil.i In-r ,if \|r*. \\',hluT 'I,-. Tom Holt and Juno*- I!idee en e l | ihdive • and Ml j Ktnvlcr the cocktail*. Aptmisimntely L'u.r g m * i ■ H i*. Itislive wore a M ock flowered crepe sin".* and Mrs. called during the unpointed limit* Whelehel was dre-.nl in an at jT,* greet Dr. and ill*. Fowler. tl. ,ii,,| Mr*, liugll \\ licit lud I bya,iiv.l Jlr. mill Mr* John It busier. Jr. of Chicago Vc'telibi\ afternoon bftWrtn the hours ol Sou and 7:IHI o'clock with u Vcly cocktail •part11 at then Person aIs ( a. on buxines*. Price Herd »p*nt ITuytona Reach. A ip lv v v. i ih. in. I*; I *JI when it I .i. i uptnl ■a.i i ni, i -,i ,t- tlimited * I - INS* j.. Hr. nnd M in . John H. Howler, Ji The engagement of Ml** A 'l. TUESDAY' gu»tn Kathleen Clause to Ensign I ''r , aml Hr*. II. V. Itondnll from Allied Crnndlng of Orangeburg,."{"J fumdy have returned ret Tho Alathean Sunday Scho d S. C . ix being announced today by {'D itlng In Jessup, (■*. Class of tho Fimt Baptist Church Aftll hold iu regular social and Mi»* L'laU'e's parent*. Jir. nnd Mr. an«l Mr*. Alex Johnson business moetintt in tho church Mr*. W. C. Clause of 11OM Myrtle •pent the‘ weekend w it h tclntivc.i Avenue. annex at 8:00 J’. M. . Mrs. It. F. The wedding an event in St. Petersburg. McWhorter, Mr*. II. II. Slaughter. . . _will be Chrictian und Mr*. O. O. Holler Mill be •'* Ju" e , inllllhc ,£lr* ‘ Mr. ami Mr*. It. T. Cowan are busies***. M lurch of tld* city. spending several day* in Augusta, the Presbyterian Woman* Auxili- \ HV111 taei. I. Tmtr.ii Sunday A varied program of music will he prevented Tuesday evva-i Mi* und Mr*. J W. 11*11 have • ® Tho Grammar 'School !\T,A ilig 111 8 ;no o'clock at the Semm- moved their residence to —I •* I will meet ni II:00 at the .•rhnnl ole High Sellout auditorium by i lak Avenue. with the board meeting xchej- the S.miimdu High tiles; t'luu Mr. nnd Mr*. Charle- F.berly uled for -TOO in the library- Thl* under the direction of Mis* Ollio will he the last meeting of the Reese Whittle. The following pro­ of Philadelphia, Pa. rare gue»t* o f year and officer* will be metalled gram t* l®!ng given in observance Mr. and Mr*. M. L~ Futch. of National .Music Week: for next year. ■r o l HU roiM, tjeauty, and rwlmMrs. Kirclter Attends Women’s Clubs T Hussion Choral: and Overture, ■ Mr. and Mr*. Clinrles .ffAnns i ijtlng ability, film itarlet Joan Ful« THURSDAY A ir. .b y ‘ Selection* frmi Spencer-have rcturnWl fu ‘ their j icavof Forcit Hill*, N. Y», fra* been Meet On Thursday Course. A t Emory The SimfAtd * I lorn** Ucmnnstia- "t'urmen". Iliket: In A Met-inn J idioscn as the 1BIG Motion I’ictura llon Club Avitl ■have a ' picnic nl Mai let, Instrumental Ememhle, residenro ul 32t) Oak Avenue. Swim for Health girl. Joan is 5 feet. Mrs. Edward Kitchcr reluincd Tim Seminole t'mmly b'tslernSanlando. Spring*. All mtaulwn* KetelLy: -Indian' Dawn. Violin Ob­ Mi** Then Vitkery of Key West arc to meit at the home of Mr*. ligato Mary Alice H e r n d o n . is spending a week with her moth­ 7 inches tall; weighs 123 lbs.; haa tii'n of Women* Club- will meet Saturday aftcrmmii front Atlanta,I honey blonde iialr nnd attractive at the Altamonte Spring* W o­ tip. where she spent two week*! U f. U. lirinion, |t£! I'atk Avenue Zamecrik; !tfn Curly Hended Hal v, er, Mr* Lillian Vickery. blue-gray eyes. (lofenujllcmol) man* Club Tbut'dny at Iflold attcrotiug a National Tub*triil«*t» at 10:00 A, M. clutsain; Ron** Frrm The South. A \| fur a cnveri-d di-ii lun.lie.oi Assoc Inlion Institute g.un»e at Ninth tirade Chorus. Strauss;.. Cr F: Lavaron of St. Petersburg a *l pingriim mes-ting FRIDAY. Kmory llnivetsity. I.o be-Yi end, Anne laivetl. Krei.- *|M-nt tin- wcckviut with lo* mini. The feiteialion i- . •.tn|"... . 1 of The cuirrsi' r-uveted * ■ li.-ni. . \y J_.,irig at her home Miss Olive Rocco Sallie Harrison Chapter, |P.A,H. Icr: lly The Iteinl of The R iver.jy),, e c'tt elub* which are Suttfoid. lecture by lb of tin- most out (.■),„ \vcnuf. wilt meet at 11:00 I'. M. at the '■velyn Mathew*. Edwards; When and A ttn io o iiie W m itu io Maturing L-cturei* m then fteld \\rt‘d.s I'homas (ieorge O( kvieilo The Home H.'R* Ring Again, home of Mr*. J. II. Hay. i t " , l.o llg w oo,| t in ,L e ag u e , from various putt* of the United I’almetto Avenue with Mr* II. J. Dwight I’cck. Wood; Path lead­ Mi*. I.a w r o n c e . llarri*on of I tke Mary Chumbei of ComI .eh mini and Mrs.- W. I.. Henley ing Down To The River. June Ttilupa will arrive today to spec I Tim All Soul* Cnthnlic ChuUbh liicue A u v diary,' Vlriuity Club of Stale*. The subjects covered were ltn*ie MetflcidPFncts uInuiI Tiit-e" a* co-hostesses. Ait visiting mem- du-e Dutton. Martha King. Helen some time a* n guest of Mr. and of I Id* city An- tin* scene of lbe Satdurd Home lh,iioii*tnttioli lier* urc invited lo ultend.* ’ ■ Slaughter, Sleincl; (Jive A Man Mr*, bred Harrison. wedding Sunday aflernouti at ldid Club and Fern Haik Woman* culosis. t'nse Finding .Mi’tliisp, The (iunlen Ciuli ci|cle< will A lloi e He Can Ride, Harold o'clock ol Mi** Olive Marie itiHfn, tIwl All niemliei* **f tlo- i* ,Tuht \Vhi*ie to l*N,k tor I ill,l*lrli!u*i*. meet a* follow*: Axnleu with Mr*. Ka*tnsr, O'Hara; .Slnndin' In The Mi*. Itusiel Simian* of Ailcic, attractive daughter of Mr. mol nte inviteil to attend nnd the Treatment. Nursing in Tuhenuto k E, Spencer instead of Mr*, Nerd o f Prayer Dwight l’eck, Cn. who bus lieen visiting her Mr*. I'rli't liti' .t of Monogahela, pul,In |* invite,| t„ bear JJutUsi*. Problem of the Tuheieul»*i* UniTdtJ'. rmtr ratinrarmer-A-rii. i une Kountillat; ■ Cetiiral with George Spencer. Huston Hitbrock, patent*. Mr. nnd Mr*.. H. N. Ha. and ole,,, of ,1 t Keren of !;.U ment of tin- Halierit, t 1,11.1 It, dt" Mr*. F. E. Ilol* Instead of M r*.!Way Uticker. Arc. by llaithohr1 Whitehurst, returned to her home Smifoid. mid Itiomn* ticorge, s«m t.il i.t I I ht* lull* lit 1 ____ _ Cilm at ion. Health Ldurnlioti E. D. Mobley: lilrt Gardener* mew; Fantaiie Impromptu, Ijlli- =trainy. i*if Mr ami ill* Wnsnf Ceorgo tn I J III I*. M tlm General Ihildic. LiiIk'I , ul" with Mr*. H. II, M e t'u * l i n tfti Moran, Chopin; Adoiatimi, : jal'O of this city. The double tillgl -------------<'rtH -I t \ in niriuiii * hi instead of Mr*. (lettrgo Maiden; Hil ton liuihoik. Riowlsk); llm i , M i-- Hetty Hiirkc and Holyn jceiemony *n . n-e.i with Fntlyr K nt * ’ in Industry, and seretnl idbe> ■*eiMi'd wild 1 w ill InMagnolia with Mrt. \ I I vons; inr. Dorothy I ’nintley, del Ilirgo. Met liiiiv Stetson student' spent •VVillimi,-Narblml, off uniting. A r- * M, [ *ee In,'if rteail) ill, pnt'» NMill ll < MU i R l»nw Rose Circle with Mr*. I I Tommy l ad, 1T aiem r (itm.lluini. Si ndm with Mi nod Mr*. W It iiingeno-ot ..f white i:lioli.iln,e*. • no, I liw I,lie .m,I rtl, . *« t Inin *• t i In Sun i.,i Fraiirr. ». % >• ••tiimiimly t \. Qnelieii i.o i an.I dclphif, j, Ma*gel*,m; The Time For Mat Williuo.A tfflHili i till'll ti 1 ----------Iiuili fonvi ,! 1In oerotulltltla uf ,\b Hlc*i,|mt ,,f know tcilge will mg Songs lla* Come. Hhydli* \i H < M-* HATURDAi tail ei i hultenure iuwtir*t ft rhttreh ten. Ib.gers; .The Turtle Dove, Mr* Hurrell Hudgins is con- 1the rhor, b Mty Madeline Mid |th. •‘lint v I edei ai Mil ,.f U The Dependable Class of the I Hhylli* Allen. Dnrethy Crundey , fine,! tn (hr Orange General Hos- Irm fOHOI) cni-o . f (It,, gloom, render- j r it th. m id I t t ' K r r pH »|ftTim f *»• th e i hit**t wdt I-, ole * le « D im ly l u i i H i td? First Chureh -will Imve |i„f,hijc — . ,-. MethiN|i.,| ----- ----- . ------.... ..... .., t titioell i, llnliliy .lone*, {Mini itl i **1 a rryTHitt openit iMit frtf n jtt I f urn “I liUptm) *elertionn trn-. i •"Mill li u n d d m in k t h e r e iT m o it y . •i chicken pie supper (rum 6 J I'|Harold Kaslnei i 'Inrencr tli an fririni - wilt mum Spi 111kI* «. will he f inip i* t: v\ 11en 11h Assinint him ', MrThe hr nf|t w ho wns (riven 'A W..r, Mi * hitwutil h t*• t■■ M. |m '•intril. until 8:00 H. M. in the church jtbaiii. Wdlinms; tike A Mighty annex. Funds detived from th. b ngle, ,S|»,hi . Jubilate. A lid'll’. Mr iintt Mr«. A K. SkltPH t, imir r mue h\ h *i onrlr, .1 J tltiecn l» I IL M.h.n Mi- |* li i. llrutim with whum *d*e tins iiiitde her supper will gn toward* the build Kjertif; - ong of the Jolly Itngci. Sunny SL iniirr. rt ill II \\ Ritrki'i amt Mi » ing fund, home f i r Hie puM Ihift' yrnr**, < midi-ii- til’ Cray Kobe (Soloists ami 1*III IV1i1nutl i et n il • Ifili'd thtlt hIh tillh nf %i ile le jju t e it Hie i ........... rhose li» >\**nr u lw*comtn|f white Snnla Grant ham and Hnbcnckl, Roy*' frrnrifk0 at ttiiweot inn in l.iikehiitit und w tIt j f f<m» lir e u o x i l m r y m i n e d Firneh mnrTpiisetle dres« with T» I*-'* t ttii tin meeting In krrpMtvf : •»f rl*»t he- und u p;f Clee Club, Air. Huntley; Night fo r I h r hitfllt* Louise Sipes W alker Song, flukey: In Th; Time lif M» and Mrs. (I. D. Hiihop have whit? faille tiff-the-fare* hut nod w a h ♦ iif m u t tf \Y VV k a m i u n i fim ti I WBDNH80AV . 10*1. • t cu GIVE YO U RSELF V A BEAUTIFUL COLD W A V E P E R M A N E N T • • A T HOM E 9 V. - f 11 Weds Van R. Beecher i'"(r;'|" ■ It Entrancing r r r e i t li y 1»tt»f»n the* ifursl** o f Mr. no mchid ( l u k MHiMeix* mihI Mrs. Nirhoisoit A s h b y iiiitl fi|n*emits All In The April Evuning, en*iuM* Y^llh onitiRe Site enrriPtl n while prayer hmik Ytaii slrnimt’r* of rhihl'eii in Jnckwnvilli'. uninpe I ------------Frieml* of J W Altman u*l! 111*i i.rdj nt -* iidntt. Mi Muiv * frirriit tu lej&rrt thill he tail* i e* (irirrpr nn4 -rif1-the" Emnmi; irntly umirrh'mie a tonsileetomy wns ........... die-M'd pi pink Fieiuh mnrni the Ornngi** (icpprsl lios|iitiLL|4|UI„#tI( with brown hut und an in Orlamlo. f i hid ( in .lift WlUfUin (IffirRe. I *(t I it- if i'f H ie if n #* 111, hep I — Mrs. Letova Hodges announces on; ( ‘hrrul'ini Soli*?. M uiichf^k i-, the marriagr of Iter daughter. Thioh. Hu m h- Hymn O f The U r Mjr.utsc Bipcs Walker to Van It ■iiihligy - Lliat cncu Oimiiham, A rrby Fr.-il WtiHmr; Alma Muter, (Ilcii? t'lu t; AuconipnniO c e r e m o n y was ■otemnired tn U**wenmry fi or dirk* Nnury WilH* Thosnaavllle, On. April 2a at B.QO APi** Nil ory Appleby. I.o is W a ll A M. by Judge Singletary r, M>ia Sfruihwattl «tnl Lillian Ywecherrstn or Mr arifl- Mrs W R. Beecher, both ol Dili city Tlv- The couple will reside tn Sanford at 113«* Elm Avenue. Mr. uiiil Mi . >uinm . it, NL. J ; J, S. rir* llonp " f I* t « iut» ,n t l -I Mr*. * l Jetei IliHtii, *inot*er of nf Ul k i l l -.f I-..V Mini ixn1U YVl'I'li It w im Ytilt".I in ijT W ' S j-I i . m.I m il fm m L ’ th e 1 \ m an 1 ' u t n l * tin* TJlilt ■rr .|| IVH 111" II \ n - n m S*»> «t l» M rIt n lp h i **y ti 111 ! hr s Jilt .ill* . . In « I f ill hi’ vt, K u iii^ ln i! 'A I‘ f, E At f m i 1 utrhl i n * 1 1 1 11 teal t L . Legion Auxiliary Mel At Hut I'richn _ Hip \menrHii I *!e?ori \ f <’nnipib*'i! I **-«*np 11f♦»* '•f t. ^ 10 ,!'UI 4 *, ° * * it . hhe hrtde, wan attired in hlu»'k »iet Frntuy r-veitin^ ,i* the i Mr*. A. K. Shosnraker nml Mi. |i)lJr rfr(M. wJ||, „ ,,|Mrk Mri|B , ,„r u „ , „ j ........ . .« Shoemaker. and Mrs. A. hat ami a cursago* of talisman IE. J. Roulh pii-udntg, lb , Stormy Smith Given io*c*. Mr*. It. Yoger, grand Mis. Dwight Freeman who ts of the bride, chose navv Party On Birthday The Youth Recreation Center of lconfined to the Cleveland Clinic mother blue and sweetheart roses with Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, tin- pink carnations fnyuing her rni Lake Mary recently Organized by u second major npet ilii.n .Stormy Smith, mm-yuur-old son Mis* Outd* Fennel s|Km*ored a derwent «agf- Mr». Wasnf (icuryr, motlni , . __. , of Mr. fcnd Mr*. C, L. Smith. Jr., silver |ea at the Dike Mary tirade " " l Thursdnv and 1 ,o|.o.t.,t <•' of Ihe gMNim wax attired in 1, celebrated his birthday Sunday Htlttsu on Thursda) M i» FSHe recuperating tmp'ly. pair blur dntted sliyt'i h i IIi l unit with n lawn parly at hi* grandanil while n iT fu irin Her rm Oleawm and ML** Ftlria Anmother's home, Mi*. Ida Kengh '■Ja" and Nft» Riil-en G fen tterxon vet veil as 11‘ her*. Table yr -age wn- f«»i me,| uf gat,Irma am of Lake Maty. , Si*, Bobble and H ill). riu nalluiis. 1"' Guests includctl: Tommie Wn; decorutlom were f, r11 ml red)*4 Imytnna Reach spent Sunda> with Immediately frllowing the .;eC" era, Shirley und Jackie li lack wood rose.* nnd the table »a - *-et with i Mm. Greenlee’ * parentx, Mi and itmtiy the hi Ido and groom e M Lv*e* Vltglnla from Sanford and Carol Shuman, illvtr service* Mrs. Roy F\ Symes. at then in,me tuiiit',1 Inune where friends won Gail and Dorothy 'Burke and Heaves, Lorelei Thorne, Carolyn cn Crystal Lake. received lo witness thi^ cutting I'atay Keogh of lake Mary and Bryant and Mrs. nutli Flush pouretl tea, mid serving of the wciMT'K cuke. approximately 20 adults. Mr*. B. F; Whltner. Jr., will Mrs. R, Eubanks amt Mrs. Don­ After spending some time villi nie Belle ahrtver iiMhled by oilier leave today to attend a meeting their guest*, Mr. and Mr*. George of the Alumnnc Association of ^Missions Continue left for a brief wedding trip. F‘nr member* of the Youth Recreation prepared the refreshment*. F'lorida State College for Women traveling the bride wore a navy of which she is vice president. A t Catholic Church Center Idue two piece linen dt *»* will, Entertainment was furnished by ... , ---- ;— 77. „ , _ members of the flemlnoie High peach trim She wore peach col Mr. nnd Mrs. Jame* lliggipx The Mission at All Soul* t alii- school Olee Club dlrecrivt by Mtaa ored flow n* and o n v and while and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight II ollc Church continUHl last iflirnt clllp Rtr*P whittle Miu PltyllU iiccei-orii * with nn orchid co-age with Father Hsyle. of the Hanll.il |A1|pn Mng j,, -n,r u1Kj a n d sprat Sunday in New Smyrna ^ |,\f„.r May If. the nllfdt* will In Miss Mary Murtlm F'.toyt 1, k Father* i!l»rii**ing the xubjett. |..-p,p Faiy pnnJiet' MKv Dorothy ul home at flit Myrtle Avrinn "Gotl's U>« fir lip man Conduct.” |Crumley sing Dtina' amt Sylvia’• Daytona Reach spent Sunday o f H im* city, Sanford. Before the *ermnn lye anawerwl ' ‘ “ Houston Babcock etitiirlamed the tint of town gueuls included the questions that had lavn place 1 group with hts violin Intel pi r union ’eter Rocco, Sir*. H. Rocco, ami Mr. and Mr*. J. 'V. Hall, lr. in tne Question Rox. Question 1 of "Adoration." Peter Rocco, Jr., Mm. It. Yog"i answered every night tn the Ttic girl’s trio rondsUng of aro making th sir home in ih all of Moiiimgahrdft, Ha., Mr. afth lamlo where he is associate! wit It order in which they ur# recilved. MUse* M a r t h a Brown. Helm Mrx. Michael W. F'resu nnd son. “ God has set reatHctions to £ laughter and June Rave Dutton the American Machinery Corp<ira' Michael, Jr., of Uniontown, Ha. tion. They reside nt J7.1 South man's conduct” «aid Father Doyle, sang "Paths landing Doan To The “ Not In n spirit uf tyranny, hut River." Mrs. Or arc Brown of Lake Orange Avenue. ■ Ik for our. fullest living, our liatipi- Mary sang "My River of doklrn Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Biddlecomn Mrs. Clyde Hittell pcas here as well as heroaftyi. Dreams." * and Mr*. F’ red W. Brown of I » * Early In lifr we bccom* acquaint­ Angeles. Calif, arc vhUiltg Mr*. Gives Son l*arty ed with law i'f gome kind, fir example the physical law by which Daughters o f Wesley Fred Awslt at her home on South Mr*. Clyde Hittell rnlertalnrd In fire bum», water drowns, bolh-s Meet With Mrs. Tillis Sanford Avenue. her home nt Lake Monroe Thurs­ fall down. God la the author of CpI, Raymond Roney of the day afternoon for her son. Claude these lew*. We cannot free ourThe Daughters o f Wc*ley met U. S .. Army who U stationed at Edward, who celebrated Ids *‘ tlh ■jBlvca from them; wr will violate last evening at the home of Mr*. Robbins Field, Macon, Gs. spent birthday Prtios were awarded Bar­ xnem at our peril. “ There, is also a lew that has Boy Tillia with Mrs. Fred Wilaott, the weekend in thl* city ns the bara Ann McAIexander nnd EYnciv Mr*. -Ruth Lundquist ami Miss guest o f Mrs. Geraldine Patrick, Krienbring for the game* and con­ to do with soul*, the Moral Luw. Benia Zachary as co-hostessea. U ha* the same Author ea the The business meeting was pre­ CpI. Roney ha* recently rc enllar- tests. Refreshments were served lo the ed in the army. tAyaieal law. Man did n»» make sided over by Mrs. M. Flowers following by Mrs. Hittell: Barbira if. nor ran he chance U. Ho and p la iu U ^ lm msdc fur ln-i George W. Morgan h"* moved Ann McAIexander, James Bhlvers ran not free hlm*r!f firm it. Ite creasing the building fund. 'A violation, as with the physical rummage staler I* scheduled for hi* residence to I tilth W eil Six­ Dottle Metis, Earl Benton, Betty law, means his harm or destruc­ Saturday virilh funds derlve.1 from teenth Street Mr*. Morgan who Jean McAIexander, Bobby Hamil­ tion! only in this rase It Is hts the eale to be contributed toward reside* In Richmond. Ky. will Join ton, Lola Shiver*. Larry. Mann, soul rather Dun hi* body that a speaker system for the church him In June and will also reside Minnie Metis and Johnnlt Krienbring. ehffer ir Society suffere, tad, for An interesting devotional was In Sanford. A bio Lucille Price, Robert Mana v t (Sod"eftawa arc for th# welfare given by Mrs. C. II. Winn on Capt. and Mrs. Clifford W. Betty Raas. Florence Price, Finery of the race a* well at of the “ Mary, the Mother of Jesus." Indlvldusl. Thl* was the first of a series Howell o f Weet Palm Beach wHI Krienbring, Irene Price, Buddy “Thus we can see The folly of of talks to be given on the five arrive this evening to spend some Hawklne, Joyce Benton, Norma thoae-who wculd p r e s u m e to Marye o f th# Bible. Rc/retbmenlb time with Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Ran*, Pauline Rina, Odelo Raitiilton and CUudette lUwklns. change the Moral Law, a* la art of sandwiches, cookies' and cold Howell at 210 French Avenue. uelly done In cate o f dirorce. drinka were served to the gusets. Mr*. M. E. James left l**t birth-control, mercy killing, etc. The TUB* home wss decorated T M 7 might Just a* well presume for th* occasion with Frasier week for Philadelphia where «he Robert, Jr. are vliHJng har parwilt vlIU for aome time. She re- #nt», Mr. and Mrs- HL Clair to change the lew of fi™vity, T«» lilliee and mlxad flowers. b* gyre men may disregard all -Those attending were: Mre slde* with Hr. and Mr*. D. W. White. Jr. at their home on West at 248# Palmetto Avenue. thee# law* bat the peneltleii are Flower*. Mre. Winn, Mr*. J. C. P in t Street. ■■■■— ’ ‘ sure to follow." D*vl*# Mrs. W. L. Harrison, Mrs Mrs. Jack Wilkinson will leave A Tonight Father Doyle take* a* J. E. McKinley, Mr*. C. P. Hemmrsday for Tampa wher# *1« Mr*. L M. Tyre. Mrs. J. E, nis subject “Hsll: thla Is not ja*t iT vlalt her son-in-law and er, V r n . M, L. Wright, Mr*. ■ bed word." Service* begin et daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Malcolm Rtvltird' Is cordially E. C. Williams, Mrs- J. II- A der**n and Mrs; H. A. Bemnion. Smith, whose daughter, Victoria, Also Mr*. J. B- William*, Mr*. * > will undergo u tomilectomy Louis <; * ,7p *f 1 Mr*. R. F. Cole, l week. , ■ CARD OK THANKS ; T * wish to take title W. P. Brooka who has befti her stater* In New Offorgan O ty and Bat«j ___ for aeraral week* will home this week- She re­ Lake Mary Youths Sponsor Silver Tea st 417 You ,jn nrjt yimiwlf to .1 (vHcct. soft, /i/m l »o* CHIIOIIN \ 4f MAI*. IOO iu u iu I Imikiuy jicrnuncnt— »lonc jt lioutc — m thtec hours or levs witii the umplc, i,\ u v Lrowning Crlofy Cold W n t Hrimanmt Solution! . . . Simply Sir#' IJIlfHt »"*liH*«* t>* D«Jt , , . I... - II# * • I ,-sirs J'im*K#e p.vrvi #i l-s#cn# l mill »:#*f I I’lwHI ' #t* I* 't »ft-t • ut**| >-n p t I O f L- *t • >*t* put yisir liiitt in rurlrn, dampen fitlt CUfi with t Yowning Ciiory and, in Iras tunc than you l*!irvr, you liatc a lovely new petnunent — ready to vt in your own mint lUnrting uric . -C R O W N IN G . And all you nerd 1* Ci! tT R Y ! �,\\ \V,\\\\^NNNSNNN'»S>>^N**NNN'*^N* ' ^ t \ a-v > oOOO TU E S D A Y -, T O E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SA N FO R D F I.O R fD A »*A 0 E F O im M AY TUESDAY, M AY 1948 7, — NEW SATURDAY HOURS Celery Feds Blast G -M en 14-9 For Three Straight W ins Locals Explode 19-hit Attack Placers Nam ed Far A ll-S ta r On Two Gainesville Moundsmen tie um First Tilt To Get nI ng U I r r uffd*MI Itrim iiipKi* t .1 Ngiip Mnltllp If'li.i |>l r i tiVui U u $ til Underway at 8 P. M. r k ^ i t i ) u itn t*»•= Levy Nine To Seek Another Win Over (J-Men •*, ,tfw f l i * l I*44Mil *•! fiein nolr C.'<**tilj. A t Lakefront Park KlorW« .._ , In University City Park This E ven in g ..«* A. UI TTUN |*lr>t puhlu. Ifuu' A p ril 2 7, 1 >|Bride Returns To Sanford Lineup noy Holler of the l#>tan Club' ny J P I.IA N S T L N S T IIO M • F I brry'i fait muring Snnlord Celery Pwlr rjpturrd their IhlrJ efiiuccuthe context III the Florida State League here lait n lgiit when they rlpi*v| Into the offerinfi of Horace Underwood and Al Smart o( the Oitnesvllle O-Men lor 10 mild ba*c hits to down the Untvanlty City Hoy* by a itiitc n| 14 to 9. ,. T .m U h t . Ik e Celery Fed* t r a r t l tn ( i t l n r n l l l e for a ro u ­ te* l w ith th e ti- M r n . and to ­ m orrow n igh t th e local* p U r , th e P ack er* In I.ee*b u rf. Jodie Mow In rt on w IlL 'p en h a b lt harl lo n lg h t 'i lilt h i G ain esville in d JWw K r h in le l w ill get the hurt­ , lu g nod I n 'L re e fc w rg 'tomorrow night. Jim’ P a yn e. In all prob' ab ility, a n le ii C a l M i n e tik e * , V . t * STANDINGS ri.iiiiiii t *»r i t i : i .i i %«• i u T v n ih w. I*. Oll.lMt.* I4 .3 M AUImMMIp. 1| • HANKUlIh t» ?• I*•laM©'I t» • ti* -•h ; ii UuInpfttM^ •** * 1’ 13 I^•ailing 7 13 l-jI'.IV. 1 1? f imdurrd a total of *ti run* .IK .*•» .348 .>11 Upilturg f hi»t(MiM lie<«i’h I. Ih U fu l to. I•.»!«• hi • HAtlFUIlir 11. •: nnriillfe ». , Nt \«l K Ii ' t J|. * ,» Lii,||ii|u I • • 1‘in.l I • • fa ' 1• • - Imr If. 1Mloalm» Ilf pifttwlk.* N A .V K tin i* rtf f %Mfiii 11 n n«4tiun N '»* Yoi k, fit r i i f f «. 11: ti.i •; .1%. !«• Pel. 1 * 3 .UU It • .V •r*.. .171 111 m .13* ..III ■SO Underwood gave way to. Smart with two men away In the third and hr promptly re* tired the Led*. Ilowrvrr, two more Fed rnnnrr* rrovtrd Ihe plate In thr fourth on double* E’v* Levy and take. The local* added four more In Ihe filth when double* by Silverman, Bryant and Levy and a klhglr by Kettle* who rrllrvrd %’er-. million at the Mart of thr fourth Inning, ilnglrtl. M r. H a lle r revealed that award* w ill be m ade to Rotary leagu e p ta r rr* fa r the m o*l valuable, the be*t tparU tn an. and the youth h avin g *h i>»n Ih e m m l im p ro ve­ m en t throughout Ihe *ea.*on. llrwMllw |• a|rrtl«| *11144- W . .1 1"dm ’» 4-M4M4W (I. I I ................. . IT \ 8| |'.|| 11 \ \ \ • *181 I I T I O N Vii*l Ml'* I.H ttlPO Ititll.Hi 4|M.|| III .» Hlln iilk re ri* l. .1. ■t « V In ftra |m»I|» lad*|||e« l l l i a l I* lt o „ e l* | f» t fiffC III I l*44lutllliu« -.1 >•« I'tql I tliir III i 88IM T Ml TI > I 't ia ll i.alili an \ «*> III I M I I I N .- ..t V, . m u i * . ii if P b u I'I. M r ! * tl% I Ir i»t|ri we.it < • iiM ,oi I* * I r * ». B i i h i i I. ................... .... “ l i l t . . . II I na l I , . I 1 Nt..<iw • II 1 1 ., m| 3 tu ii.p ; a, ? • • .let Ilf Id' . y.u»|.. l „ *■ »» , a iia ii" || T itU l. 1 ll.y.i.f H.\NFf i 9, -it** I a ltu i. I .ak 1 lj»»> >. y t e l ' a l l ) . L ik e , ft p * erm a t, K e lli.. Three, tutor |,.|. Shrtf|» M.n'|ff»"H. Idalfrr. Kat-.h Klt.l.f, l.i.-e*: Hhati.e 3, |*«uM. •'•>*,>t J Mel lee. fHid l>* v. , l.efl ,.0 li.i-i- II flora* tile In; Son­ , Cord * lllta off rndrrwi'ial. 3 te i. f S-S lt.iui.p-; Niiiarl. 13 In l |.3 •I' * pllVefmart, rf I', l li linn, iu.iir.1 In. “ I'M l» • % *H-mI. I I Jfl9| Ilia ' I Me.lit |4..r 1 tul I'niitl^rl fi.f I*1.! flit Iff |*till* I * **44*1 ? l-'eeil may • tien |l L IH T It’ l l K N L. M. SWAIN. Owner . * Phone 517 Corner 2nd and Oak • V • . 12 i* Mother’s Day G IV E can- let har which know ROSIN BAGS 22c how- P L A Y MORE A N D L IV E LONGER! . . i . ROBSON J E W E LE R lie Freeh I ------------ 1 G U E H N S K Y row and calf. O. Bridge*. U l c Mary. J E R SE Y cow. Glenn Richanho.i. Monroe Corner. Phone SPORTING GOODS ( Vi Phon. 357-W IJ 2 _South f^ariu made .1011 Eaitt First SI. G O U I) urcnI lawn mower. 112(H). 306 \V. 2nd SL, I*honr 1 0 6 1 J. LOT IN' l-ahe Mary. Mr*. It. A. Taylur, 1H mile an »nml road. Ulock East uf P .O .) .j IItaliy chick* from thoroughly le-lr.l and ln*pected flo ck *-halche* twice ii week.! W HEEL V A LE N C IA Orange* $2.23 buihel. SI. SI. Lord. Phone 4703. B A L A N C IN G PEAT, ilirt, cypres* pouts. I’ltie Ave. C . - C . W e ls h E M IT Y 5 gal. oil run* II. It. pope Co. WELSH TIRE SHOP - I'lllmr I I I Tirr lt»|>nirin« I’ A IN T . E X I ’ K IU i fort I ’ I YO UR HOME with V E N E T I A N DOWN BUT WE ARE OPEN NESS AS USUAL AT OUR f i t a n y « l z e w in d o w . * W ood and inetal si firing — RofJnl.hin VENETIAN B M aybe all you neod'ta a entail repair. P .th a p i y o u 'll ffftt more lor your money w ilh E ftra MIUag e Rocapa. !/ted, ll a brand now llr* li a muat, wo’U handle H *w G ood yea r Do IT The laeroeMd numl of cen on Iho tocure egoinri then m » ---8 Liltdiradio. k-mmI cur I FO RD car. tion. $29.60. I BATTF7RY Radio with short wave. $.11.fill. Fied Myeis. !tll F 2nd SI.. I'li II, I FOR h a l f : ‘ > . ■ rvk.v otm KaiArot* ventoov. lluntr Offlt-p, Newark, . ■ New Rentier, l.icentCil Ren! F*tatc BioUcr. Mr. Palmer, having had fifteen year* e x ­ “ Insurance perience a* a Rent Eitate Broker, l* well Plus qualified to render council and tervice lo Service” clientele inlcre»led in the lair and Jersey Can’t Find A House To Rent? ||is*» •GI Loans • F I I A Loans •Our Own Loan Plan S a v in g * At runnl* I Ii *il n il Jj Fideral Savings i AM I A i l O t I A l IO N LOAN * OF S F M I N O L E C O U N T Y I p Tn $a,iliiii im L'li'.t Mu|t|iulia Vventre— I’hnne tittl I — t r — ■— , v u — . i* — '..si' m s v I'lttine \l TO PAINTINC. SIMONI/INL l( \ I1ERY l II ARI.IM. MtHtlR REPAIRS \\ ELDING SEAT l'0\ ERS O f f i c e - 1030 ( m is Al IO P U N I Room 2, I lot id.* Stale Bank Building llO liy . I'hooe 733 RKALTOR Atlantic Bank llldg. KIR BALK MSS-lll of Hunford’i Itest J B /A ll the VITAMINS lor all the fam ily V J al lust a FEW PENNIES a DAY ANNOUNCING THE R E M O V A L OF TH E H. JAMES GUT AGENCY H E L P WANTF.D- Pttretest From 203 Meitch Building into Their N e w Office* Ixrcalrd al colored work Nwnionlr «|rv (‘n.. Hill \\ 312 East First Street t.. Thi* new location ha. been selected a* a convenient*- in nur customer#, (.lit ..' t whom we wish to MISCELLANEOUS th a n k for making it possible Itu u* In move into new and larger quarter* in order to accommodate them- H . JAMES GUT AGENCY ' • . Phone 78 . * II. M. GLEASON Lake Mary, Flu- ICO P a lu e tlo A re. Phene REPLACE GUN FIGHT DOW N THERE O F THE MERCANTILE.1. I DUNNO, -v C O M E O N ! INFRONT ___ PLENAMUTC I Amber and 1 Black Capiule Supply Vdammt A, Bt. C. 0. E, C and Bt. plut tIV I R. IRON. Calcium Pantothenav# and Niacinamide. • Yon cm never b< tore fo« »rr r.r«"'K enough ktirntnl vittmins unletv you yupplcmenl yttur diet with known qu»niilicv nt vt.wmtnv So. guml • gsinx viutnin itcftricncy! Sort dir * n f t'lcns■vial habit in your family today. ^ ., 144 C A P S U L E S . m • T r-yt 52.59 wcii*X I ■ 1 *O N E OF ltlCSE MEN IS THE O ’ LAW.'RAMCE' KELLER BUT THAI GUN FIGHT LOOKS LIKE o C W IEM EIT5 a fe n c e rp c I By PAUL ROeiNSQN ETTA. KETT SO WHAT/ I’VE ALWAYS ^J • player t record •*S t^ 5 5 4 ‘; *7- ■->>.- TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY L A W N S mowed with power mow •r. Phone 779-XJ. fi.hu, chicken ri.ni and coopi for with 4 l>cl room*. CASK buyer* waiting for llomw .11 modern iiOO chickant. .1 1 m odern with with Grovei, -Business property o •Mctiic.l* equipment, 4. room tenall typei. For quick reiulti li« wit house. good Improved pasture, A copntry home In perfect con your propirtv w;ith W. Bryan ft mile* out on p«red highway. dltion out where yuu can hav. C.lhrun, Healtor.- Umatilla, FI 11 acre Firm, tiled, food •arm­ plenty fresh tool air, freth Phone 2"02. ____ ing nction, with houie and fartor, eggs. chicktm * and kinda of refrtalilei . PAKMERS j- N uA iT *tho time t. T^VO—t Acre farmi on F.a»t aid*. have your tractor •p.lntr<l r.' Tile In food rttmuon $2400.00 Beit btiv in Florida tnd.v ' Reel's Paint Shop. .101! W. 2nd Income property apart Bt. PhonaJ OtrtT.___________ iff Acre farm on C.lery Avo. BUILI) ypur home with Illgl Teit Concrete Dlocka. Mirnfh Concrete Co., J. K Terwillegei 300 Kim .Ave., Established 1010. \ . AND # W ORKS t’ lione .171 Ratliff A Son* i'liant 2J7 -W' P. O. Rnx 1470. Sanford. Fla. watiti.i .1 l UI ( TvS Fred W. Bender W I L L pay highr.l ....... t"i u *•• curs and t l * » ,w I . rknl ao.l bur t-j ctl or "It! raia for pat' W AITR F.SS Bee ( ’. Cafe. 1■* ' IF YOI — SEE I S FOR— Telephone. Re* • 1.12 K I Mi t r •• - ■ You’ll Be $$$ Ahead pur­ ANDREW l i l t N . I\ irk ^ 4 .** iC©X©)C§)(®)'^> chase o f real estate. CARRAWAY (si) t PALMER W. Ig ) Then let it* help‘ you huy or build .a home of your at* n will) a maul Illy-pay • mi nt loan I uOOtikL LIABILITY fO llCV... uf age in rtniflil'ot inn W 2nd Si Iwelling ’ RALPHJ hn* become ntiociatet! with Fret! fW ,0 i UWV WITS. YOU Wk£ * OTiCTfeD 4k04\ IKS AlOkJ Ytrffl I'Ll. BUY yirtlt r.,. complete, dresser, i MR wo^ cosay A(JENCY C O M RAC O N TH E LAI F ir »* f — I ’ h tiric V M K IllC A I - | |i Park. Phone W NEON BIGN8 repair*!, built, made In Sanford. Call ui foe estimates.. Bauer Radio BenrIce, R FYOND Tll[ »’SAniij in. Two story seven Maun housv FLO O R H A N D IN G located close in on Palmetto and finishing. Cleaning uml w ax­ Ave. Possession of houso Im­ mediately utso has garage ing. New floor* surfaced to per­ fection. Old floor* made like new. apartment for income. Cull * ROItKItT A. W ild .IA M B ' e p 'w ar ii p. lank man' who kaowa Sanford.” I f • t.- of ANNOUNCING Suiium i LOTS Willl.F. YOU'KB m j s i k f s s s e r v i c e UNO. Two lieautlful loU on DOIH.K • Pl.VMOl III k Are. 4 Iota In San Lanta. P A R T 8 A N D B K R V IC B utiful comer lot Mafnolla AT THE sn 'c iic s Chicken and Hairy f«rm . 67 acres, nice 6 room house. • c r * e n e d & nr| pnrf,rr shop L U N C H 8K IIVK D at the B E D BARN' 11 to 2 I* M Compktle m al 60c. It..v wants ttt .to you. ( I ‘ft».eil Ttlr-tlay* One B L.I N j* D• .,S Venotian bilnda made 3111 East First J4L ___ . • W'e can make arrangeriienta for you to finance them on EASY TERMS! 119 W . • THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY ths- County and hTII.L lf>c at Boy Johnson* lied Barn 10.16 Olt lOdli Ford wunir.l in | liektauranl, .1 mile* South uf good «nnditinn Phone 7.VI itflrt Hanford on Hi-way 17. 6 :3 0 .1 iif .a t k h s ,m They’re available pow ami NOW 1* the time lo get one. Choose from our big ^election of Spark. I’erfcction* Ivanhoc anil Am en* can Sun Flam# mtvlel*. B I L L IIA H D W A R H CO. . U32-J MODEL CLEANERS (III 4*8* WANTED- paint—all color* and many other HOY REEL ha». tire*! Truck* i f llems. pusscnger — new. used, an# SANFORD PA IN T A GLASS CO. W. 2nd SL Ph. I04C-J. c ir c u l a t in g B E A U T IF Y But wt dobflvta f«w of tho lim it life each 2-llURN'K R oil heater. 3-butner nil stove, wo.nl heater, d*y l«*il, several rhalrs, tloultle l>e I tail springs A. Shriner. Rot 312. laike Maty. Fla. Room unit color planning — — Write P. t). IJo\ IM t 14(1 P A IN T E D ( MIN A W A R E hta« • * -------lry-Ro|c»r* lla n iw a n ( «*. for your bedding' and furniture S C A R U H IT F M H need*. K e h o l a Betiding and Avaihihle not* Steel wool, shellac, Furniture Co., 117 W . 1*1 Bt., aluminum paint—best gnolr, floor Phone 113.1. ____ . paint— an-color*. Interior flat wrll In te rio r D ecorator — Iteiduner ( H e r 18 yearn in W ln lc r Park, Fla. * *• i ••• in n itniou « |4flYlttr 1*44ill 7(1*4 V •_,nt| S( avail- _ Fit Y KBS, frosh dr...... able daily. Tcmli Fiy Poultry, \VK S1ANUKACTURF. and rebuild 2205 Hanfutd Avenue. Phone Everything in Bedding.” Wo 024. stock t|uality furniturs. Call u» . COMMl SPECIALIST S T P 'l f l g a r a rr iinnrt merit f.n 1 I ui 2 adult- 1702 I*i>rk \>. l-h.wie |lt:i .1 AN I ED TO R E N T Brown. 2911 N. Orant* A v*.., Orlando, rfa Flurida ItRINli THEM TO I’ll FOll SATISFACTION CntrKN livVTSW W K i . to •FOR S A I.K up lo Mm imfr* .•rna’I A S M loir*. Sl*»*lr’ - M him II* Ui'IIO LM TK K K D fabric*, tnpeanew potnl.. •« hag- ju.t tluu I.nhCVk ihuL trie*, Lrocatelle*. damasha. $1.(8) a bag. * ha»e A Company^ imitation leather and (It tilery j 200 Oak Avenue, Sanford, Fla. It.mk VERY ui« nI uae.l e.flt I. W ill lltfv ft rent, e to-h wanteil. " * 6 HAMflUIICEIt . - - . . U h t.i 208 Sanftitd A*c. S TA TIC and D Y N A M IC larf ft Park Vnlranlrinr r Touchton Drug Co. ■ O T ) Of C SM A I.I. f u r it I • h *• d npartmi'iit i Adult* only. 312 Oak Ave 1201 Celery. PIIONI om* rx UkOCiVf HAV0* FOR R E N T — •Her our new »««NmImrnt of IlAM‘ Kanfnrd LOOK IIETI Ell and WEAR LONGER Advertisem ents CO H S E T ill r«rrll#lif *' **lit1111*i*t for \r*% ihtin half p u rr limn* Ili4-W AUi* man's hirytltSuimi. hrnvy tlutv. chi*ap fm J t’oi ^1 opaitiiieni f7%.i» Kirtii h cn*h I'hunt* | 6 i W N'rmu* No |h I . or clnldii'C W e have n email lot of 12. Id Dion** .Ilfi-J, and 20 gunge Shell* now an the wny f.l.o a limited quantity if hi ItN ISIIK D tfanu* l i l t l*uft> 22 C A U T R IIH iE S — and in a feu \*enue Phone 11 I V\ flays we will he altle ttt lake , x r r ii v * * . r,i/\ n i - k i m , rare of pait of your equipment* n for next -en«on. Mtanley -linger» llurdwate t o I M ’l ’ K N IS H F D IKO St . 11 • ~*T ~~ ' . . ixiufUJk. iiv v * |i. fit. Mill* nt S lfH * B A l.l.A K D ’S feed, grocerle*. etc., u ' l’hone Bftft-J. II. Q. T*fuchlm*,i 4 HUSV F K fiJ tll YOI B U Y IT T II I K D S K Y Flou r & Ft-cd M ills FLOYD A. PALMER 315 EAST SECOND St. STRICKLAND MORRISON FOR SALE- Ol! T H A I IK Ii-gi*terri( Duri.c Jersey boar. Pig- •'! mouth* old $8. A la n ’ 2 't month old $S J. T I nw’rvnce. F'nter|iri*e. every day! Wm. E. KADER •> 0 McCLUNG - RICE • P H O N E 200 •_ * ‘ C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S 10« per line for one Inaerllon OKc per line for 3 insertion* 07e per line fm aix inaertion* Oac per line for 21! inaertiona Minimum rherge 30c Count .'i worda <" a line including phone and addrr*- FOR SALE- you much she mean* to you \* .l P IIO N K 200 buy you will find that n clamifled ad In theie columns will iell the moat peopln nlmut it for the lenat money. Phone MB or bring your ad to Tho Herald office fo r aulcV result*. FOR TH O S E B U T T E R F IN G E R S ! can express your love and yovk? Faicli week yuur Rin|*ey itoie receive* » fre*h ahipmrnt nf fe e l- *0 the buyer may ever he aaiurrd nf receiving only FltKSH FKKH.S with none of their value lu*t in itnrage. . I M the All Starter Ma.h $4.87 Growing Ma*h 4.27 laying M »*h 4.19 llrtdlrr M i'li 441 Dairy Fee*) ... . 3.6ft ling Fred .... 4.07 Special diiMuunt on pilrchasea of Mai pounds nr inure. V7v- r * *» ;/ * * •* The Sanford Herald goes Into more than 3000 hume* in San­ ford and Seminole County. If GLOVES - BATS - BALLS By VOLLAN© A tla n tic ILink llld g I’ hnne 732 ----------SIGNS---------- * IS MOTA* CARDS E S T A I E -K K O K E It GENERAL PAINTING — BRUSH OR SPRAY YOU D R IV E IT ! Strickland - Morrison, Inc. — ^ WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF devotion— on FURNITURE REFINISHING t V<hi Can Count on t Chr*rolt I • I4l«l*ip*did« • l addl.u AREFULLY LEANED LOTHES Y'our Ford Denier KnowH Y’our Ford UeMt! M O TH ER’S D A Y Mniorl I. K«sl»l*-» « " IM 1*1 I'iitlrr% ••»«uf \\ ifiniiitf |iif« h* i K*lf I* a. (i*>lllt9 |.|li’tirf 1T|if• • % •»»*h| Tint** Ilf «$**»»•*• 2 l» I nil-lit- lie$.n»t mill I ».tl i’ -Any . ^ S W A IN ’S B A T T E R Y SERVICE — the day on which you v • ♦**»I|||»III » »■ There’s No Place ' Like HOME For FORD SERVICE C lassified M ay I . pti4 It 8%rrk f ••r * f »4f W rilt* U 11114M • |||% lltf 4|lf o ffb -l a l H-$nf*4»4l l*«4iifll3 ••( H#tn tif |*I. •r ••!<* • I Ii lw | v » »•*" rHI.Hi \| iii \ I* l*>«r. 1*81 .4 8* f |o- 1 |t»*4i|i rip tlt o f lire « ’ ir$‘ »* I I*nl$r8 H*-tnlv«48,n t 'm in iy* Fltirlif 4 M K V Ii t ill* l»‘ l W REAL iv t n n i t n f u w g w v * ........... . . . . . a i a a a * i « a a M * a a * a a M A i i^ r V / e ' J Special A Kent ’ R O A I) SERVICE in association with his father . A>r 310-M. S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L AfSXl. • B A N K B U ILD IN G . ( ■n. ^ b .,r!L ......... -Mh *4iKti.$I• •f .i« If»^ HPWh|mii4 r In 8 h V Sanford, Floridh Suite 604 •*Itln 1 lirA* rr 4 .0 O t*l»|l|l . f»o^ ' 8 (H»:.\la» . l»^*4 3 |»#-<*4if tia HOLLER ,/ / £ . ROItKItT A. W II.U A M S ASK VOU TO "BUY AT HOME" land cleared, dirt moved, road* built, drainage work, dragllnr, by O T T CONHTItt’CTIO.N CO. ( . intact Roy John«on at the lied Barn Keitaurar.t. ..Phone 116 W eil Fir»t Street - Phone 345 WE ALSO HAVE N EW BATTERIES , IN ALL SIZES D E N T IS T R Y K w lllrr 1 in 8 MtJ8tl4w Italia 4*91 1 **••• • •• Mitt** I t • I (V lrrvfrdo I t : G-Men ft B A N F n ftn . May t; - The Sati- ' ’i'." font I'flcry fc'l* n.prr.l nil I I-* » J % 1ll fii*liiime.l Lit tll.u 4-« •• from th' I ti*i ii i r l 71. S lu M jir. l li Gainesville G-Men tmic tonight, K n p |4«>| r 11 to \ r I Tf.illL.it. |. Ki ««»• *. |» The two learn* fail.lnnnl 27 hlto, iiirlmlinu nine double* and four trlplei. );,.m. ** d ie . nli Ii* |* - • a • — t • - f ... • I iii i * '• •nan Ill III, ; talk.. 3. Mh,i>{.. 3. i*tHi|»**r. If • IN I., : ll.t..n i Jo-H er, K r i l l . ­ l*<8|#lf«. Ill ' Vt** at! I d i t i i . .Hllltwell l-aitlrf mu •« "i t j e . l ' I t . l ' i r l i 3, l ^ i .i .p r f. J t i - l I, * fU-l.k Hl(4 i f ' I ' t t l V ' ae SANFORD AUTO PARTS CO. • BATTERY For the practice o f N b IIfp •• im*l'| U*‘ " lit. i I 4. C*l>AC••fC• «t III l.8»4illid »• a* *1* V' I ll-' HI . S«i.f..i.t fit,, .la mu.Ici llllllltlF* f •STARTER * M I T I I I* ‘ I i ! i I, . •gt It fl Men In tlie rlghtti when E:ifon ___ Jlriplrtl to teat * J—m l« ..ltd f Vrmrr i- Tin* opening o f his office •v* The M ayfair Inn? rnoNK i:oo YOUR HOME MERCHANTS Z3 A . / i IGNITION ( iGENERATOR *«V - the dr- N O T I C E AUTO - ELECTRIC SERVICE ANNOUNCES I*eKal Notices *1. n.|.t.>, ,i Mt.,ni . )nluMI I.IUI, l:..rk .41 v I , ll. I Ii ■ I. a H.-nrlng hAMUlUr* rndr*l at tlisl tWfrl.i. K * ,r .tin . ,| point, lave n Hirer rnn itpree tn ilie * tary I>eague all-*t*rs The Midget*, managed by Cleoese Stine, coml.t of Iain*lnx. F|Mtkmin. Htafford. Lee Jolinw Tvr*. Ryrd. Rti**l Kil­ patrick and Harper ntch For thr Rotary ill-star* will be matugrd by Roy Holier, ilia p liy rri will be M.-Teer Well* Myer*. Carter, Howard, Smith. Reynold*. Marrs, Ervin Oalloway and Inidwlg In ! • he h frame. Hhalpr *tole hratle for *'••*• tho ir-cond time ilurUig the evr lng. ■ - and Chile Ram/cv of the Lfiom* ieiti:i*.i Club today announcd the lumet. ■ K »r . 1. . llU *l»,iM t Jl»F« till 31 U M 'i l f H of thetr ( respective nil at«r { lAnt.iv II trami whlCJt will' play the YAu ..n i •4«h oi %*mj «rp h«rjf|» champlou*hl|> Icarm of the two i i n l r r h i m a t f© «iM lrw »l i*» d | .i leaguet tomorrow evening at 8 ;00 .i|i|iPttr I m I u i p tlin r i t n i h * r 'y i i I o'clock j i the Lakelrom DlimotvJ- ^t u*e ...... Ninth * ................ < »<-«11/wffT “ H I.H r «*f H v r W * " 1 *' *,n<f , f i r H49©tball Park In u double header. itunlv 4‘llillll • f F on five n«»tr IVi «L»vv of Msr A l» i«* In the first tilt, Manager Edarnl l»lfi «l.i Ini « f>«$rt llbttM »J HoiiL.mI Mardtalt'i pennant winning Cuba flirt. Id ,ifiM*i t 4 wyfcurn 1*111 will pi.ty the I Jon* Junlqr Ic-rgue i i l l t l i t i K i l l l l l l m I l f d i H h l lW U III | uil-.-i.ir* The playen for the Cub* mIhiVB Hlllrii I ttttrl l»v Jllfiq I^IWfLa ItUnrfii. h *:«•< m i a o< tii** will Include Penniniton Clitu*'. iM K fU lt ill Afrit 1(1 Kl»U ttrf tf4i|n11 Oriham. Oglesby. McCrone. IU«ler. *•«*»! UDtlrl fh r U »| «9 4** (•»« le*4«l HarrU. Btenstrom, Morrl* Robbins, W ill and T «»tflin r iil t*. (h r Fiilti Al* r r ill K lft ' hBI llulilhMiH* fltaj Crowley. Hughe* uml Ih'tx-e *umr h l4|lt t«f r«9Vftt>!»f|it f«»r • • The ill-iU n oi the IJona League |ll« fl4fH’lt.dUf* ul rA ID- « r fH.Hl.rr etude Ad. Kllpotrlfk. Tyson fiiM JlMf>*lr«4«t r r n f ilt j in M* i «»** .«♦ IhiuK I I 1^,44 . el ch. II While. Frink. O While. rMl a f . <|iHitltK*|%<t1tliNh rrrttfil. Bprnrer, Heater. Power*.’ Xftrde|l vorwmtaq'lrtjt * l.**Ta F.tu fit', uii*-’ PA*hi *^i 4.f |tl..rk If •*f Mwikli. and Routh Hitll144f r! jh Ih e w-evnd half pf the twin >l')l » ,l..re* ................. „... ronf..... .... will tie the nit tietween the pen- 1 ........ uant winning Midget* mul the Ro­ "Vi, !:? Have you heard about new modified catering parlrornt at - In cooperation with the automobUe dealer* e will cloae »t 1S09 P. M. on and garage* we SATURDAYS ONLY for the *ummer month* beginning Saturday, May 11th. Tomorrow Evening DR. A. W. EPPS, JR. S I••■lit '» l.glnra - The O-Mrn rpplure.l an early Mrtiotf * |it lend lait night when they hunted Ml A. Ill J •» oh PH Vertotllkm. • Uir Marling I'h l r A i r i i PeJ hurler. for u alngl* run In the I 'J .minm..,, first and another in Ihe e-rutul I VhVi.r.i.n,'l,i ' i !! frame. However. Sharpe tripled In * ’ the aecond to score levy uid thrni f|o-l44|« g.i HI » ' .» I hHntll 3, l*|i||tiila Ii.ln.* l itole home to knot the count. rtikBifi 3. N f« 4y >i4b i Oalnrvvllle counted four time* | 7. I "ft %r l.w||«f I. T w4n $'• I.RMn In the third off Vermillion by virtue j I 'tilr.l | f i. ul N# V* \i.i L of a single by titlllwell. a double >(• Va#4«flf tH |t.i«|i)|i ’ • by Eaton and H'ndenon’a triple I »• I r*»*I *ni f'lill ..|e*|,l,|». against the center field will. r l p f r l i M 441 U riiingltm Trailing four run* as they entered \ t r i o * «| their half of the third frame, th Fed* cracked down on Underwood Ill1.•■lilt 11 and drove him from dw hill will) u five hit barrage Including a tuple |f«i*|«»ti by JuMIre and Monte* by fittvrr- *iiii-ii *r* man, UrUle |,ik* and levy whirl) V I ' i *!' * . ,lffi ltr*ntl* Irelrnlio iRlandp I. \utr«4 !»»$• r». • t lm ©ft the rmtfr. will l l f f the Parker* when the Fed* re hame Thw ndtr ’evening. • l 'r f . Tilts HALF. . FTVL TH K S A N F O R D H F R A U D . SA N FO R D F I 4O R ID A 7, 1946 SPLIT. I I M EAN] -------- r* S H E i V ' — __ OGOPPEC L, 11 ir GONE POiVOU.ANVWlAy. • �i I TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 'A G E SIX t u e s iu y ,J M a y : Wi 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 W IN E ! NO W H IS K E Y ! JUST C O O l) FOOD! H O LTSC LAW V E N E T IA N B U 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 U O Y JOHNSON’S Red Barn Restaurant e r n d a ir ie s in (he South7 That our milk ia bottled under scientifically controlled conditions to fire you a full measure of purity, health and goodness? That you are cordially invited to visit and inspect for yourself our en* tire plant which is located at 20th Street and Summerlin Avenue? 3 miles Xdutlt of Sanford On Ill-W ay 17 ‘ PHONE 1061 or 2302 FOR REGULAR ip k h T i DELIVERY 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 (In t e r n a tio n a l) that tin- vnunetter* were trapped While playing. George C. Harden, Owner A Mgr. r i m .ii u r n s C A I I.I.NI! K IIIIt Y, oh TO L E G A L NOTICE Mf iib is ir D r w iiil |* i» | ill ■t| r r mm ;(* T *•»mji I *% T r j i Af?* 11«m l f* **i . T o il Hurt* lir n * li| ri«#tlf|r4] tifiil ;r«r» I e .it|iij»rnr ta ;i r r r M iii ftlll *>f C * Iti fi 1a I ii 1 111tt I a |gfct111#I )*«i | : f« r fliVntrrpbv Ml'Kf'rf K KlltllV, »•»* J U D G E . S H M IN m I . I . < « * U N T Y , jprrwlhi? IfT .A T K *We are awarding you the blue ribbon and wnir iwrll advice. Send four cleaning, Intladlng drape* and curtain* la Catania! (le*ner».H Alterations Dry Clekniny S. Palmetto Ave. Ph.‘4B1 OF KM t ill D A . ih e Cl tr y k f ’m ift e l IN BflrnitTiiift mCounty, RiflYJilJ,/ r-ri i|»e June Hula I far. t***wfh F IU H IA T H rhi- K * i .* i h « f St. K* MID. l| W h o m It S la v iv » r» r# rn r r ii'r Is hr tf l.V |HV*lt 1^ n ( p t o i r n t H r I •.!H » | ,.-1 11,1a A I D I J II. A l* l‘ F .M !\ fife d I f f b e | i n b i a h r .| f o r Hit* . t ;t lu lo i) litt*. re p o r t an m ^ i i i r l o f the r e u n i t ' d b y l»«* In th e M A N K o lt U I I K I I A I . H . H .tn fu n l. H ln rid n . ., n e v til Hiibi|*< M UWf h » h n * f ile d l»rf ti-H U u n fist* r n i i e r u f t t e iir r n l , lr , - n ii, i ,,n id * e in M H H ir - f*mi e»et e: — • —1W i l l i . ,' * my Imrttl nm l ■.Vf l.-l I i " « t ,»t l i U l t f i « i K h t ib .n l, v,-.nlr*nle t V im iiy . K lt .r M i, t i l l . J3 , U y ,-f .Spell I S I * ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY S 707 M A G N O L I A AVE. ( ‘iilircriplltni ij, known in have Ihe form i f u nalionti AlTRln-Saxtm Knuland. m il i t i a in SANFORD, FLA f SEARS SUNDAY. M A Y 12 CATALOG SHOPPING She’g young and she’s gay, but She's your “Mom." She's thinking L S& d# . of you every minute every d a y planning and hoping for your hap­ “FEATHER CRAFT” piness. On Her Day, May 12tb, ALL ALUMINUM FISHING BOAT piest “Mom" in ihe whole .wide honor, love her, make her the hap. world TW O TJM ELY SUGGESTIONS Selling opacity — Four o< M il • • I I I bein g A it C w i « l « n l i ■ tkk w et* ik ii boil HMietibl* P L A T F O ftM ROCKERS Trmom — Out p*«t» Mr mill Iplittk boidld pi; wmB *»( n tlill. Here's blissful comfort In a TT Decking on the Bow, chair she'll find designed JJ for complete relaxation I ZZ! Has deep spring filled cush* !I ion seet, grip arms, large “ and roomy and comfortable. lit In e wide choice of coven ZZ and colon LAM PS 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( Boat.' Mode by tb« u n i production f carried, yst »turdy «nd dependable. •« -*■ S P E C I F I C A T I O N 9 . ... l6";.Waifbt over aB, 99 Iks. 'nek 48"; Uagtk of deck; 29*; Two air compartment -U: wide; Air space wider. ie«t| #.?,««. ft.;.Daptk of :-lrvkr - - fESuaJife—iJS.if • ' . „ : 6V57U4MAhimbtum Boat. ,* II Lamps malp such beau* Zl tiful and shining 11 metnbrences! S re* She’ll love one of these new; || taottery # base table- ~ lamps with silk shade It pr k floor lamp with m metal ■ - has*, and silk 7? shade. Give her one of ■I M chl �gHjj g ai V s-SS?« sa”r. = = ▼ -X J * . In Unity There Is Hanford fe ra ld Strength— To Protect the Peace of the World) To Promote the Progress of America; To Prodac*. Prosperity for Hanfprd. . mw " Vt ■ Vl *• THE WEATHER Partly olumly t.Jiilfhl tomorrow. w.mMi.m-iamM. m M ajor Crisis Nears In Soft Coal Walkout Admiral Attem pts Tp Prove Allied, Axis Navies Fought W ar In Identical Stylet [ Hendricks Wins Sub­ stantial Victory; Dodd Wins Seat On County Commission Wins Race Former Governor Spessnrd I*. Holland .swept Sem­ i n o l e County in yesterday's Democratic primary by an* even gnmlur margin 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,lu lf 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 hb opponent. Or. L. T. Do*. 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* )''# p iin u ir y e le c t io n . jidUwl 1.472 votes while lure, with Hmlth nosing out Doss Clittlta, o f - O r W o , received l,33*T. ‘ m h ittitiii Ttea fcii!. ih i j u i t i 1 -, 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 But 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. lane wa* third with 300. Carter won easily In the other group aa he did In the state at 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 Om n, while the ■* ' combined county precinct gave , a Holland 881 to 308 for Oreen. The « * grand toUl for Holland was Z208. .Om 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 tran 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 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 900 706 84 28 113 69 31 33 90 18 Blavta II ___ Fehi Park 14 Beir lake 18 . City Total **« member* of llM of rutur* Btgt> ffehcwl " and s t h tM 319 438 41 15 71 34 17 8 41 93 44 81 10 13 181 87 18 14 18 84 18 -11200| 781 Oounty Total Orand Total 887 |1883| 1149 Fftr Legislature Precinct Sanford 1 O v t o d o l l " ------------------- O t t m 8 . ------Chuluofa f I Administration Labor Officials S u rest Lewis May Speed Up Decision To A c t 1 * A s s o r u ir n I' r m s s Five U. S. Sailors To Be Tried For Sabotaging -iifltn L Navy Man Accused O f Act While Aboard Japanese Cruiser Lir the t»ig c ru b - to «ttengthen lie l»ftt giiinintf po*»U«*n t»f Lis tiiriem in neifittiittii*u with the *|H*I Ut«kt fi, it llie p e u ffirtttl.4 n r,* iiie h t . M im e f'lftik rimy mm * *.». n mi me In* cripphtiir I'ffri'iB *4 tiny n!fl mi ft tt hi I <*f tiu* s tr ik e ti|i- iH'firrtl lutlay I** In- Luiltiin* up n lfiitlcA*ly tn n majt}t c v iM s fa* hi* cmintry. Sotue numini»tri\tiuti laLor offtiinlt Haiti privatel) th *y hclirvc ***il L ew is h a strik e^ f iH r e he rn w aitinir nil a ir that the irrlM i* at limit! n.i'if* IliitllltM st * i»t *< ti Li Ihit firm!* s r if tliltd 1 rvt, i*. Ink IM|C •ttsfk uf till' •■I'lllBM |m»M H *uU Ifltf f I 41III tlil* 1 I ■• 1 4* f1 f it Only 2 Rates To Gp Into R u n off May 28; Hendricks Defeats Voss For Congress tUlfe FOR SENATE vA Ilurrh Grrei, Holland '.V 11.01* * - 9,193 V 106,318 * IDSAtS l i l t prrelnrl* tumplrle out of 1467 1 ‘ JACK'SriNVlfJ.E, M'fty 8 (fl’l — Florida’*- a-l-yonr-old wartime* governor, Spes-sanl I,. H o lla n d , w ill go to th e I he former 'governor Hiimttmt.il lo the has l ' mU’ti S .a u . roiile hy a Ian mliih* of votes in rursdoy's I>emm*n»Uo primary. He still m u s t b*’ n lfrtc d m the No- vrtitl «?r jfrnpuil rLftion over J. Harry Sohmi. a Rupubhcnn, bm tn Flonrtd the I>mncmllc Ho­ rni uu I iti o Vf atilt iMfiall) inenfii vie* DM) bet*uuA«!> ih*1 HupuMifun* arv? t«f hU **«• •pf 1 1 (''il o u t n u m l m m l \t\ to L Holtjrul will occupy the Bcnut^ mut ts, limy Updril hh lin umn In i*di uiidiie.i |.\^ f unrm if S e n a t o r .it 1 waikiriit IL m t*vi*r. theie t n«4thirij£ *»f Robert S. Herndon Completes Ac t i ve Duty In U. S. Navy County Board To Ask Action On Road 44 Route CommiKHipn » hit He* D \ u tually Amli*1'* " i o m p lf l t ’ tvlornit give Re-Fleeted Agrees ^ s,atl<m Ho8p,tal W are W ill Speak A t Women’s Club Meet Three Talks Made Today At Weekly Kiwu'nis Luncheon Allied World Today Observed First Anniversary Of Victory Over Axis Canvassing: Board To 2 Meet Friday M orning t,orne u " form,r Sw* County Commission J 1 ■anted I Sanford"3 Monroe 2 . sola 4 _ Oviedo 8 even for peace within several years have been darkened by th* evident failure of the Foreign 4)0 Ministers' Conference tn Pari* to progress on European peace settlements. Associated Press diplomatic re­ porter John Hightower points out teat th* slttmilnn in Europe is matched tn Asia by the dispute the Chinese Communists _ _ Central government and -**• A survey o f the condition In which the world finds itself on V-E day anniversary l«4>v*a domination in Dm Mediterranean and Near Eastern questions. Hightower say* there Is wlde■pread belief among American and foreign diplomeU that the Pari* Foreign Ministers' Confer­ ence actually may result in split­ ting Europe for a long time be­ tween the western Allies and Bustle rather than unifying the continent. The problem of th# conferenca ‘ to writ# peace treaties for Hungary, Romania, BiH* and Finland. I f the Allied .t minister* fell to treaties, th* confsree* to resort to a system Ifring p r e s e n t armistice agreements with th# former y satellites. This would prplad*finitely the s u e rr satellites between war M S S ' IF clubs, each in Ha own member­ ship group, Mr Carroll nresentod a certificate of award :n behalf of the KlwanJs Board of Trustees to Dr. 1^ T. Doss for his leader­ ship nf the club in 1945 and pro­ voked * laugh when he dec lamd that "this was a lot more honor tharf being elected to th* state legislature.” Titian haired Miss Phyllis Allen waa so warmly applauded after Bud* and sinrlnc “ R om in tna Bud” •Tell Me Daisy . that she had to . I'nilftl States St*tiltI f p lodift*d to fnll "support of the ljpited Nations and mainten­ ance of a .strong national militory force until pence machinery ha* been perfect­ ed. fii'int finm the niiin,i> 4 tin *tjn*i t 1| m IutcI a lead of nI mo* t 2 to 1 i«*r> hi in m ifoVerntnem iiu-i furm t'i i to i^ retsin m i I#?x Former Oovrmor L. Holimnc y e r t r cay won Die raie f**r ,nt*M u* imllrai/ iHut mi) tlivr'lup* i steeii, in* elo*i>t rival. H olland's Ihr United State*Oenatr Arm to t>*voca14^1 b>* SciwturAndrewtt ‘ merit tnuniil >ettlvinent <rt the »t her o jm n e d ls m ibe n i c e for thr nid of hittenn Holland carried the*slate by amajority '»v*r >p l^tuke i^ cxp«:tc<| aoovt. the S e n a te post were H e n r y Hur«;h til, the contrary. Lewis' power l<vir*nU l^rx Orrrn. Henry llurrli wnd Mr* Polly Unite In Mcmmolr uf i r la n d o ntul Mts, Rnso Holfe L I 2.oi man policy rommiltee ha* txvjnty the Harlow &t4»tinman received 2'JfW of the 3 lift votes c* m of Fort l -oudunlttle. •houtr.l It* approval of I in- VWIW Also elected with Holland »ra chief* *trike strategy. Federal Conciliator Paul f u l l ­ four imjumtapnt coii(tra«aman. Bui er acknowledged that lit* latest a fifth Representative Hat C in ­ efforts to restive the differences tron of Miami— h«n been tlafeaicd bet wean the operator* and the Sy a 32'Vtar-id i f rmer M at lire, tumor* bate been fruitless Fuller i nrpf* S m sth in , ih ri nf MTifhiu raid hr plan* to redouble hi* of- In the ot her t on^rewdiminl racas, Um jm imhents who hove iiu^OK* to speed a settlement Mu* F.ird Molar Cumpaiiy an lal m atgm - arc Itrprv .en '*uiuiu-rd llisi‘ I It).1)011 i-mplii) -s 1 H »»din IV trr*nn uf Ij L*• The engineer officer <abl the viil 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* pfrsetiUtllv* hrttoiy IL Price of out. Instruments and valve* were . irtimll) aM opernthifia aero** the Jmksutjvillc. m the Secinul I )i^ smashed and a high pressure trici. Repreientfitive Hob Siksx country. steam line waa cut Lieut. Merrill rws ft ii^ *4 I of Crrstviow, in the Thin! IRi* aaid that anyone walking in front A butt! spokesninn says the o f 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 11niispiM t i.i'i j iD-trji t Action wo* today promised by Lieut, (Jg) Hubert H. Herndon the Hoard of County Commt* *1 j* |* ,|j 11 i real 4**i hy the iro'il | t ®11 flti’ f iitt" 131 the itilof f ic la I men had hoped lo be relieved uf ___ ___ 207 East fourth St., veteran »l l rti.tlietiiruw util) iwn -dale wide ruilduty _______ aboard ___ the filthy Jap War sinner* III the form of n leil I 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 r r y I *ervire. was released to macli*. O. P t'oi |t.rii!b 1 itjhI 11 not her for (*«mi "t'd \r N*» hin (ir 1 • • mt Mity 28. Herndon, reminding lb. Lajoie of Chicago, F 3/c Stanley lutv in the Naval Reserve at til jfiil M«*f- t - -aid then rompfuile* fi'*' ittir nn * t , 4 11s*■ of lh(> State Road llrparttnenl l bat ,1 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 I fo r,R o n d It through Sanford » j Lieut. Herndon entered lb 8 2/c Lloyd Faulkner of Haiti oiiipletid) if thr coal strike lasto l » *hr Supii-mc « • ort contest, Navy in October, 1942. ant! wu connect the road now under can ■ more and 8 2/c William Lam rniii h I*tii)j 4 "1 a W ILri**i^ll I’etti-w a>, a MiftQii rtniclion lo Geneva with the »e*t commissioned at the Naval Acad­ bright of Fait Paltitine, 0. lawyer, is lending his nearest opportion of the road lending to Mt Some , '.I,ouo railroad men :ilTha Sakawa ■took 40 daya to emy in December, 1943. During . i* o f, f , *Miami, " eady have been laid o ff because lionent, Paul D. Burns reach Bikini. 8 ha exhausted her hh tour o f d u t» he served nout 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* d ear 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. IT-llonc I /olfu S itin g - is «h -ml but his nawu and the mine destroying tion t « the fact that the -tote NtnrtIt was rt* electcd to (he State »o ik aftei May |5. Simnilniifoindy, tlie ( i v il in n mm cm ai>o I- 0 "l enough to operations at Shanghai, China. Road Department hits delayed I ■gi'lat.iru from Seminolr Coun- I'm ilm li.m Xiltniiu,(ration ill.- -el f u n - .t a ll 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 F ot t,i-.u|i J H m h oad C o m m itSchool in 1939, Herndon received Hoard nl.if ngreed to inrlude in ! pi mint > Final rctuin* gave Rep, Up an ele.igenry office in mi i f the v et.tii lo cu m tw it. f,.»t 1 ,. nl) pulilie utiliMe- -r.ih.i s bachelor of science degree from the b»Ui*r a ie*|i|i'*t that u n it b (I. a *T vi*lr fi i, i Tvift live i hi a S o t,,11 J cm , i m te r -•t t jiiai’.n ,-«-e. had goOig ' i' \ b o -, John John H Stetson University in Started s.mui on Road Jot from " P I .......... I if I I U"* r, who ■o moinng rsJudge R. W. Ware will »p_rok 1943. lie plans to obtain a ma­ Oviedo thro.gb Chulimln to tbe tvt Itcp S m i th mi ihi* l \%8> c it y ■ti), tin* . ffeii of (lie eoal -IS tk,* ')Ge -tiff 'I -It ' t. ■|)|Kin • •vei "ti and . 'oomnat nri tin lUilitte, I, of ilti**,:t before the Bemlnola County Fed­ ters' degree at the University of Cheney Highway. pt (*< If .Ct - L (U l to i»7h Howi'vt'r. e r a t i o n cf Women’s Club* at Florida. He la the son of Mr. amt S m ith 4rirtn*t| t h r re m utiuier uf vital . o n i o n I to tire h o a ltb ISM,l |S"■11In the eoiile-t here for the Mr. Iliggilis Itl*-1 asked the D m* rouMty. &2! t*» IfiH, Wrlfati* --f tin- n a ti o n and every tha Altamonte flprlng* Womans Mr*. R. E. Herndon. board to pus. a resolution to l«* e ffo rt i , lo ire m ad e t o keep StuI, l .g l . la i u i e a former memClub Thursday at 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 o ld ’ 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 M r*. Edward P. O, Box 01. iJke 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 M m . 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 N avy at the Sanford N a ^ H tAir be done hi t,he way of li|ty>r le g ­ 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. These two go K iwnnians tixlay had triple en- both house, to take up immedi­ I;t,;i72 to U.30-V 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, ilu jot IV. H Purdue, slatb pub­ tion. Oviedo, and Altamonte Womans Leader Albeit district, Senatoi^Raymonil Sheldon lic relations officer of the Salva­ Senate Majority Clubs, Longwood Civic League, tion Arm y, who outlined ths his­ Barkley nml Republican Senators hu, wen cosily over four oppon­ Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Senator W, Turner Davis tory nml purposes of the organ­ JiHteph Hull of Minnesota nnd ent*. 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 W ASH INGTON, 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 100 p erm it record achieved vited to attend. The public la The Allied world observed the sent* the toughest going. rr-ntiportiflnment Mil. ha* ort a the only major problem by Sanford Kiwanis. ami songs Invited to hear the talka which flrsi anniversary of the victory In About race with R. C. Horne of Europe on which the United sung by Miss Phyllis Allen of ovsr th* A x !, In Europe today will begin at 1:30 P. M. without war anywhere but else States, Britain, Russia and France the Seminole High School Glee seem to agree at the moment Is Club, with Miss Olllc Itrese Whit­ without peace. the problem of the Franco gov­ In file Marion county 20th dlaThe C.imiwulng Board of Sem­ The best sstimate of diplomatic ernment In Spain. None of the tle (school music director, ac­ inole County will meet Friday trict. Senator Wallace Sturgis of companying. authorities In Washington Is that Allied powers like Franco. has defeated A fter praising the 100 percent morning at b oo o'clock at the of­ Ocala apparently It may be several years before Among the Issues In dispute Representative Buddy Baskin of 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 stored among nations. These tea . future of Germany, British sharer In Us division with Clor- to caitv.'M the vote of the first Anthony. mont and Kissimmee Kiwanis state primary election held on sutborlties add that th* prospect* as H I, Local F.F.A. Winner In •■ I , •. ' ’ s N U E R N B E R G . M.,y H. </P> tin, «id Admiral Knd Doenltx sought to prove befdre the Nuernlierg \Var Crime* Tribuno 1 t o ' f that tbe Allied and German Navies fought the w ar In vir­ tually identical fashion. To lutck up his allegation, D oenll*-- through hi* attorney— submitted charge* that British warship* and plane* attacked German sailor* in lifelKitils or swimming In the sen. Raid Docnllr.' attorney; *‘l l I* not my intentiun to criticite any war measures of the Allied power*. I want to show P E A R L H ARBOR, May 8 . t,7*1 what > aval w arfare wu, really — Court martial charges ore like. I could not .lo that by being prepared against five showing onlv (Sferman methods. Unite,| Stale* Navy crewmen I must nl*.. -how Allied methods accused of committing *obot.)ge In order to prove that German on the Japanese Cruiser Sakaws. pi in tli e- pke those uf tbe Allies, The ruptured Japanese warship were legal , is at Bikini to tie used a* one Dnenitr -at stony fueed in the of the targets In the forthcoming prisoner *‘ bo* a* bis fight for atiunle bomb tests. life began Apparently neither ; The director of discipline fot Doenitc nor the tribunal took the 14lb Novel District at Pearl any cngititatii't) of tbe fact that Harbor, Commander U W. Me- today was the first anniversary Connsughay, announced that the of the surrender o f nil German charges are t>eing prepared hut armed fortes by Doenitx, acting he said he i* not ready lo dia- as Hitler’s successor. close their exact nature. Tha five In addition to Docnllx’ allega­ men are Iteing held a* what are tion* regarding Allied naval tactermed prisoner* at large, thot is , tlcw. tbe defense also submitted without specific charge* against an affidavit from Geo r e M e s i c r them. __ * ‘ . prews-nl United 5t State* «fnmill), prssenl P. The cllief engineer aboard tha it and fo n general in Naknwa, Lieut. David Merrill, said that the sthoUge was com­ Berlin. The affidavit declares | mitted on Apr. 6, 0 and f while that Dnrmlx was not always men (he Jap cruiser was at Eniwetuk tally balanced. *tul Thurn1ay, cooler Tuesday. According to Judge Ware, a mem­ DeMolay Chapter Is ber of Bn' board, a few absentee Reorganized Here ballots will be counted. In addition to Judge Ware, the board Includes Mrs. Dourlne Beal, county registrar; W. O Kllbcc. The DeMolay group of youth* chairman of the Bosud of County sponsored by Knight* Templar, OommUaionert. and O P Herndon, was reorganised Monday evening county clerk. , at the Masonic Tsmple under tea direction of Th* Rev. Jl D. Root. LUCK RUNS OUT J. O. Huff and William Tyre. M ANILA. May B, W * j- Gen­ Initiatory and DeMolay deem eral Elsenhower* lock In the air were conferred. ran out today after 000 hours Harold Kaxtner waa elected as ftea from trouble. Ills transport master councillor*, William Lud­ ■tans, the Sunflower 2nd, was' wig, as senior councillor. Huston. oreed to return to Manila When Babcock aa junior cuunclllet, an engine went dead shortly after lmon Dingfeldtr a* scriba and ha took off for Okinawa, Howpencer Harden at treasurer, Th# t , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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JAMES GUT AGENCY i t is* r *r^ Appreciate II ifit *' i|M tfjtili i l t« o r* i~ii -f Jti I.; Your Vote For t ct* *.i n v JOE WILLIAMS ^.’ounty 1•* 1*11111 May 7th H m tfilT irsin S a le s - - Ite n ln la — M o r tg a g e D e p e n d a b le I n s u ra n t^ a n d S O U T H E R N ’S • A CONSTANT REMEMBRANCE H onda Hoorn 1. Florida State Hank lluIdlns D U ST ’ , • • CORN SPRA Y C O R N O IL F eel f r e e to call o n n s f o r a d v ic e . W o sp e c ia liz e in lo c al n e e d s . SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, Inc. 301 N . E lm A v e n u e AT “Ydh . Ju' Now is tho time to plan fo have* your graduation picture made by ONLY M a n u f a c tu r e r s # r-Ti CONCRETE PRODUCTS BILL'S Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks. Ready-mixed Concrete. PACKAGE STORE Septic Tanks, Concrete . Fence P w t, Well Curbs *nd AND BAR 112 W. F irst St. - ‘ I’hone 680 Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate 5 days $25.00 E S S E X S T U D IO GIVES "M O R R IS CHAIR CO M FO RT* Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida. Slngfe or Married Ages 10 • 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e foi late hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 1 ^ -5 Weekdays Saturdays 8 - 12 LANEY’S DRY ^LEANING Co. THAVER t FEATHER-TOUCH* Adiutuble Oeclc Retl edjuili Inltantly to reclining, hill-redining, or iilting*up potition. Baby ride* the w*y he IiU j ! That's in oddition to the other l*mou* THAVER features: ihock-proof, iwdyproo/ tutpenjion, ddjuiUble etumlnyn pujh-handlct, . safety brakes, and 12" wheel* with self-oiling, iqueakprool bearing*. Body end hood covering In beautiful twotone color combination!. . . , 110 E. 2nd.________ . f . Phone -•■gfe-A CHECK-UP 0700 — 2400 AnoTHtn tx u v u or hatumx f a 1 Get your* supply of strong, healthy Baby Chicks from ■% 7T*h?v BUMPER 465? BABY CHICK TIME ISHERE! “ ' '*-* TO SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP TuxedJ Foods will make your , Chicka Grow .. BUMPER j u u u u m w w riw iu w a a a a iM M u u w a a a a a a a a a M w a M a a a a a a w > ,'S DRIVE —t TRIP SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. DEPENDi AND PROMPT I Drycleaningr j i Service ’ L . . . W I T H VELVET. SMOOTH RIDING I ' | CORN FRIENDS PH O TO G RA PH ER 0 _ - it * 3 H rs t W ay * T*> C ro w I t W O R M - F R E E ^ r r l U r ih r mt ROBERT L. COX 411 HRtR of the d e f u n c t G c r m n n In e r lc a n Hunt), Krllr K u h n h a i >« 1 rele ased hy the U. S. A rm y r o T n G e r m a n i n te r n m e n t cam p chafe h a d h c c n 'h e l d since hi* rTivat fruin the UmicU State * In M 3, H e w a r d e p o rte d from the I. H. a f t e r i c r v i n u a tail t e r m a n d *tna I n t c r n c l . ( lu tc r n a M a n a l) • L o an s ij J 'I’hone 9fi0 A YOUR - RAYMOND*M. HALL, REALTOR E s ta te |* mI! f in a l MEET r o i.r .'ic A i/ snv|)HTiu:aKSTi Ileal PHONE 78 C O R N .... Railroad C«ntmLa!cmcr t(ifP .2 j A Smith Florida liuilnrai* man with an ALL FLORIDA virwpolnt “WIN WITH W ILLIAMS" "On -I P*fift&t-** iin»f3T»*♦. » 1 312 EAST FIRST ST. •a M A M il V. X I.t t « ». ■ ^ n i - T r r i T r n r . - - ' iv u * Hi I a u t h o r i t i e s w h o suspected him ■>! im p lica liijn In the third id n Jeep, G u n t e r KnpiM'l ( a b o v e ) , L le u u u l tr . G e r m a n y , was (o u n d to h a v e passed h i m s e l f «>fT for o ve r a y e a r a s a U. S. A r m y capltdn. Knppcl. a luflwufTo l ie u t e n a n t. Infiltrated Inin A m e r i ­ c a n lines In l td I, ( hi. Ini) as o S o u t h A m e r ic a n . . ( I n i e r n o t jo n a l ) Aa Inturance Solicitor i Commissioner I ELTON J. MOUGHTO^, JR. =S • : * ■i?:; t * • JC I t l ll l . :M i . t tii I. • in t i n M U It i; > We are happy to announce that Will *1*J»I* i?irrtiH *‘frill-1 *• 4 R. C. DODD WH1U RfJCUE OPERATIONS W til STlll UNDII WAY, Ihl* photo mode from an otrptsnc ihows trl«r«|w* cars ’! ! " n w e r ,,IC ,r,‘ •<* n ,,rr nurllnjton Itiiilroai!'* crack L’si>otltion riy cr. speeding at «5 >al!t» an h >ut plmvcii int«i.»h«'i*v< jtf anaU*w.4.-,ln at Naperville, III. The crath took a toll at 4T-Fnawn <!cju! At lea* ISO uvie injured. Ilctl C ro u official* aald motej>odlcs m a / be UUI under the w m i l : . ( / n r c u . ..il ll y tUmmm ANNOUNCEMENT < !{< fa r S ft fa-1 2\ ( H f t A l.i S IG N S ,»?.,» .,W P . ^ - t ™ ™ * ** (0. D. LANDRESS) Phone 1021 SUPPORT AND VOTE FOR f f tore. J J.L ♦ 0 —Dee’s Sigrn Service "" m9 HOLLER ’*J MAY 1 SHOW CARD AND POSTERS ’ Ira id Political Ads.) I*;J■ ■ !>. . ■■■*■— ^ l . • __- _____ - * TO M V O SS DbU In Oili» « •did Imi i LNSURANCE" / Z .'Jd* ■ . , .... y i H P A Y ,. m i m m A Regular Ad Jn Thi» Newspaoer ELECT WO»| i I CARRY ^ ANTIWORRY r TO CONGRESS > 2 • • n*e/n r In'* t ‘" lim n > tV ... i • : tt . >Vw^woRf»y? T h o m p so n * . A- . IKutl.f of ill. Let’s Clean House In WASHINGTON Next Tuesday th« . ___ L— J I . 'I m ii■I^T i i i ^ wMi i awM fc.i n w w t .iw i r v - YY:t Phone 37 FRANK’S TAVERN HI-HAfd CLUB W ? 1, ysn sss ^k'asurass -. y :£-s » / • ________ _ HI-HAT Ubl STORE 2nd 8L at 8anfb#d Are. Phone 858 1 THE VERY BEST — SOMETIMES A *•jT^^tnr---!f1 * *1 *•=-•# F A R R E L L 'S /* £ V 4 V / J v i r t* \ t 'K < \ * i I M O K I : HAM M m i ) . . I Si.iv . OPEN EVERY'NIGH Saturday Orchestra * Steaks—Chicken—Barbecue * I Sanford - D tL ead Highway— WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF R APPEARED m ' MONEY WORRIES ARE UNNECESSAR . Whatever yiwr ' problems, w«‘ 5 T « , aolt tn today about W ooKe™ ’^** i • * �: •' -j r r .j ? 1 I n U n ity T h e r e I s S t r e n j t h — * THE To P rotect th# Pear* of the World ■ To Proarate the P rogress of America; To Produce Prosperity fur Hanford. W a n t e d i & v t n W EATHER I'j MIv cloud* IhU aftrrntMin. tonight and liiPMUt. S n illrfrd aflrm ogii I h t i n d r n t r a i l b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V II EaUblished 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, L U 1 U ' I- Congress Is * Attacked By PAC Chieftan ■■ GREAT LOVE HATH A BROOKLYNITE r :— r r Hillman Says Price Control Action May Throw Nation Into • Orgy* Of Inflation , ■», 6, 1946 Associated Press leased Wire NO 164 Truman Gives Big W ar Department ure Program T o Congress Large Number Of Voters Expected To Go To Polls ATLANTIC CITY, May 6 (/P)— Chairman Sidney 11illman of the CIO Political Action Committee c h a r t s th a t Congress is betraying th e Interests of the people, lie says it has made a sham bles of the Price O n m trol Act and' is threatunihg v to plunge the nation into an onry of inflation. MAY ------------------------------------------------ — g u a r d s ' raW l in g RIOTING PRISONERS ON ROC K Merger Of Army And Navy Blasted Today By General Vandersr ift- of U.S.M.C. , W A S H I N T O N , M a y G </T> '^ P r e s i d e n t T ru m a n to d a y g av e C o n g ress a p ro g ra m c a l l i n g f o r t h o o x p o n d itu r o o f * m o re t h a n $ 7,O U O ,U 00j)00 b y t h o W a r D o p n r t m e n t in th o n o x t f is c a l y e a r . • T h e c h i e f e x e c u t i v e s a id t h a t ' t h e e s t i m a t e s c o n t e m p l a t e th e m a in te n a n c e o f a u A rm y o f • Herald To Announce Election -T Returns Tomorrow Evening: A suj'itfcntlal number of tba voter* * f Seminole County an* expected to ra*t their vote* at poll* between 7:00 A. M. and 7 Hlltman'a attack la contolnei! Id 1*. M. Tiu-silay In the first I)*mi> m ore than I .rtH i.tlin i m en muI ctalic primary election, it was the keynulr address prepared for offiern* on Jt*in* -HL llM i. This predicted today by O. P. Herndon, - V 4 k a v i6 U A a h u * l »*mv#atien-efc t h f l * figure cumpRit*« t*» the l .500,000 county clerk. CiO Clothing Worker* of Amer­ men plumu •! for ,itine *10 of thlj ica, which he heads. Mr. Herndon also declared th a t yenr. The CIO leailer says “ A wreck­ he believed that the yotlng would The pieMitleiilitil estimfitea probe orderly and th a t practically ing crew in the House of Rcrevide $sriOO,OCO,iHltl fur tfnvermnent all of the trcenl reg litran t* would sentatives ha* done the (lidding amt telief in ocruptetf areas. Tho vote. Hue to the short ballet, all i of the National Aeeociation of pm ^rtim provitlr^ nlpo for me county return* *huuld be In by M anufacturer*, the Notional Real expenditure »»f #i0fl,000,lf00 for 10:00 P, M. or shortly th srta fte r. ' 9 E state Hoard and the m eat tru it. the ittomic M'lvfn* formerly enr* he *aiil. It dallies on the vital hom ing | lied mi by the M anhattan I*u>Election return* will be an ­ legislation and a public health nounced Tuesday evening over » program . It has sabotaged the I he presiilrnt mn!r In* recumloud speaker tit front of The F a ir Labor Standard* Act.” n11*itdiil tim im Mnnm* <«enern 1 Herald office, and joumt service Furtherm ore, Hillman e o n , ne­ A le x n t iile r V n t t .le c t ifi ? a i u 'd will be provided by the Electric gro** have been denied full citlM'l'f1*11minw ohjtM 11, *i * i'.e pr«»lenehip through filibuster* on the YIEU1INO TO NO MAN in this affection for Brooklyn, Sgt Edwaftl J Service t ompuny Roth local and p»»M'*I V t to v itTi’ l Nsuvv n » er|fer. fair employment practice* and the (trace, who Is expected to be stationed on Okinawa for a long lime to slate return* will be announced, f The M111«in■ * **'niiHdiodnr»t anti-poll tax act*. come, made a request you tee being lu'Jllinl here He asked for the | th«* laitei through The H erald s ndd l In* Semite Niiv.ii < • innUltee Hillman *av* the coune of Con­ atrect signs on th r corner of F latbuih anil Church Avenue* and hU par- Associated Pres* teletype service. 1ihnt lilt* Ax 111v I-* tieteiinineti to gress m ust be changed If the na- rfita, Mr and Mrs. Richard R. Orare. arc helping to take them down Joe Mi... oil! furnish record* for ' i edut'e th e M.-if 'tie l oi pa ii> fl lien is to move forward in peaco Aiding them U Brooklyn Borough Prr-Mdeni John Cashmore i right I who rmi»ic la-lweeii announcement*. 1 p o a t t n o i *<f v l m i i r . ) m i t i t a l y ill* In order t* coftifdle returns In D and prosperity. He add* thot the authorised the removal of the sign.* for thr homesick OI. (Internationali v tfeet l\ i unit the county a* soon n* possible, CIO'* Political Action Committee I t * jo * t th a t * m l. lit* a tld e d , j A m* r% m a precinct rrp iesrn tal Ivex are re now i* more solidly entrenched wf-ii h i Mitld U *«!thiite*| by the iuesir*l ti* telenhone The Herald and better equipped to carry on pieieni m eti'i1! lull oflice (It* I a« iwiti »* trsult* a rr the campaign than It was two The M n itn e I'orpM c**iii »iibi » Innt ti unted Thete are lf> precinct* year* ago. ihutifed the W ar I 'epfirtmulit in the county. Oeoeittl S taff w ith t oiiRiderinjf Voter* uill select a United ” ihe \e iv t'YoU’iu r of the Marine n n r.iiU ti’Il mi tlir oiltJildf (if thf tttillll State* Senator, u member of the federal P m llrnilary guaids nl the penitentialV >-,rrn**i i 111 p* ,11 a iu n ittiumir affront ** wttulims nt Ihr IoUiik con Mr U who. United Slates House of Repre- rrl1 building. seeking upjsirtunhlra to lire tiunugn in “the Army itnil Navy merger <*f ihr Him k‘s im.iB.ln rfll block At Iuk' ixhi i mn uii4 w ritten by the tentative* i member of the 3 U te *rm*Vl .with one machine gun Und otlirr Itreatm* tind ■-■-i/f.t f»* 1-iHil hoiilagps hi Uw rrl. hlotk j Sei-ats* \11!11•(% Legislature.' a county cmnmisslon- lrj" ol,p * “» klllrd «»d tv ....... wntimM mid m!» f \ < "liim id rr „ It »1 n«i i u.dItifuil Boumt}ihotO> er, a ju*tic» of tho S tate Hupreme 1 J__ . am teats ilnubU ui. buwHirer, ihnt Court und twii railroad eomiiris* j* ~ * 7 it vtitI form* to a f dt S^r.nte | v o te t i n t y e a r ■inner*. Bark. Avenue is , the maridlai ■Ou t . th at separate. iS it * stde ftvtn.v 117J. Pinch, district m anager o f west *tde voter* m Sanford, W rit the Woodmen of the World, h u Hsnfcrd voter* will te s t their b" returned from a trip to the or­ TOKYO, May 6. (4*)— Form er April, w ith 1492.50)1 in sales lot* at the o ld .A. C. I.. Depot »" g a n ic tl cm's home office In Omaha, President Herbert Hoover today inford S la t. Farmer* I st reet . ' East n till' Neb. Mr. Finch was awarded the asserted that Russia would help at the roved to be the lop vo(pr, will go („ the New Bon! trip for h u outstanding work in the world food situation greatly Market, t of the mm lug Alley next to the Sanf*'i.! th e society * behalf lost year arid by giving foodstuffs to China ami according to Manager H, -I Hunk Company on Magnolia Ave­ • was an honor gueat during a four­ Korea, II# ha* purposed th at the kel, l^hm ati. The increase over the nue. th y conference which wda attended Soviet Union turn over U* the $:)<15,(SOO sales of April, 1915 Due tu the election, the regular by atate manager*, district m an- two countries some of the fowl was 1180,839 or 61 p o te n t. Jill* MOSH, W4‘tkinir m omjitnc* monthly meeting of the Hoard *-f mil |)irr»*. 4p ager* and field men who were which the Ruasian* have obtained IlMf* Uith ri»> i;[tH U nit sales, which during some County Commissioner, will I * hoi.I similarly honored. 1H| I,| nifir Kt’UJi cillliMMliirtl ihtj in Manchuria. months of 19411 laiigcd behind on Weilnesdsy morning at dtJ mi ftafl'IlU 1I i I'll. i I -li Thoee Attending the conference. The form er President is In corresponding period* «f In-1 r tlfnl nnn-i thut | »‘UI i «■111IM 111!'ll .. , , ,55tl. |, 1f:if . r* I .. \Ltr. • ft S'-ftlmll 1.1*1. . nfrfinl >m Mr. Finch reported, were welcomed Tokyo on hi* study of world year. .Iso showid an Inctr..,- . . f l ^ n r ' i instead of the usual ft. f * i*l » i I « ht-ifin by Mayor Char lea W. Leeman of needs for President Trumam Hi* from 100.821 in April m r . 11«k * * h " 1 Tuv,d«> in the month. WASHING I n \ May 6. I f Omnitn and Oovemor Dwight suggestion on Chinn ip'd Korea 167,601 (hi* April. i’-l.y i * , " ....... ... m‘,r," n* " «. ..1 I Ins Joy among some rannUlm- Economic Slain! I/.I ( he - !<■i H>, *Griswold of Nebraska during a came at a nrw* conference which .M - | 4**4’.11♦ - r I. ,!? Il If i'> Hub* if 1 ,u 1 " !• I* n|tpi (i i il i >erf • III* S tring beau* led In *alr* with le* today w am r.l I’u n iH '" that w,,„ 1A111 mi.mhi**- <ii*’ jkMbivon banquet held In the Paxton Hotel dealt at some length with J a p a ­ and isreping, waiting and gna 6 lilt i i ll< 33,608 unit* bringing n »f a continiintioii »f the mnl -trt(* **‘4it' Vi b it Wil­ l 1l.W where the society was organised nese food supplies. ing of (ectb among other*." no Hoover maintained that Japan 1100,487 or an average pile*- "I merited County Judge It. W. Wa r may priding the need f*n pi ire 54 vtars ago. hum ' tv ill Is .1.1 lin' ll i> im*> filbl III s>>•«' 1 K VNK J MM II \ 52.99 per bushel hamper. This | control*. He told the lliiusc rum this morning. Florida's state manager, William m ust have food Import*. “ W ith­ 1Inc |* il»t» ■*!*»ry uf u mu William- nine. I'uql Ellis will skip­ m ittec InvesUgating fAod -hurt per tlu* Mos* Amusement Com­ H. Martin, made the response out them ," he salu, "all Japan deal la now about over., Second hnst> life w t i u v e Biivut) by In value was oranges with 26, ages th a t hr ha.l liored to wind pany -quod mnl l ’i*le Echols is M artin wae given thU honor for will be on a ration, little bettar II kf( Ml **iIvxIrti attd vvliu late 155 boxes bringing 595,589. Canup cant rid* in eight or t*:n slated to pilot the Echols Mat* his outstanding acoomplUhmenta In than th a t which the Hermans bag# came third In value with lull- wo ill ‘Ini tu hi trn|i|iptl in months. Rut. *ni<l Itowle*. "o’utree- Factory outfit. ^ Florida during the year 1943. gave to Ruchenwald and Relsen 37,166 of th* 60 pound sacks 1ii ii kt fhrattMi * •It-nl iriMin declared t h a t two more Ics* the roal strike I* *.-ltli*d, I Addresses during the parley were concentration camps." ifnn j bringing 570,987. Hoover expressed the opinion *p o ll -»*l fo , ts-itlomi n eed ed don’t know where we will h e " made by Stanley Maltfce, Nebraska 1Its il it t ii |««lt nt • Tomatoea which avetagcJ 18,10 th a t unless Jap sn gels more food, to , otph'te the ’|V ■' nt* circuit Insurance director, Attorney OenTALl.AIIARHEE, May 6. id ' At the *nnn‘ limp. Civilian I't • • fel 1** ) .| i'idllra If Mill >.i a crate, brought 546,512. Celery American troop* in Nippon might erai John M. Daniels of South •4*i 1' 1 iI •Ii Hi^ i- < 1 and urged iiiv firm individual or a t 52.66 a crate brought S10.- Secretary of State Gray yesterday (loctiun A dm lniitrntor John I' Carolina, former Insurance Com- be endengered by disorders, anil 440. Potatoes were sixth on th reminded the 7.600 election clrrks Small appealed I efnrr the Sennt .« Miill 1:t-1+1, .i.t ^»*5||<a nl#1. .«* * i cainratn n »lr-n ■c ]>• rntei a become involve*! In s sweep of . lob i,. ritptrw l him <t, cither * miss loner Atden C. Palmer of In ­ f»*t t'III - L'nmin in th*’ ♦il list and averaged 52.16 per 5 0 1and In ireclo ri who will man Hie Ranking ( i»nt iti liItw nml |**»t»it I I tit eel ,-t Kell It- diana and several other nationally epldemles. Hoover ssid that he pound sack to bring 127 108 . 1480 pcills in tomorrow’s primal y Bn BfcuKinir - . « \ f 1114*1■•! I»n Mali*f) |l mnRinn«»f* s«»|» based hi* statem ent on inform a­ lie tit*o sfui.otn* *-*l Dial there known figures. A bii: fai’lm in moov ^h-'ilithT1 ^ election that state law r*quir>* • M ■ Ml. .if ^4 * 1 v 1 . 4 Cucumbers at 5608 n bushel will he a meeting -•( managers F 'lt wo* one of the finest con­ tion from General M arA rthur’* brought 520,970. Tangerines nt them li> post results of the voting iBid Sinitll, ie unit»tiflit*i. Immihn^ |. 1 iiii. M l ii -* hi lliM'lKI 1 |oiti,.||t*w nigltt at th. iakefetinl ventions," Mr. Finch declared, o c c u p a t i o n headquarters. He 52.41 a box brought 518.940. in their precincts a* soon as b al­ of BCuree item* Sm h hoarding i’!kf i 'UIt 1il%i*lllln*!ir U’ filial 11* praised -MecArthurV food sta ff ilinmomthatt I'atb .il l- players "th a t I’ve ever attended.” fii-! hiiiwli u iV ii he said, i* iiii JnkIt mleti-ifi* * II. tie 4 4 1 »t*V lot* are counted. as one of the best hr had se«n. Peppers, now being locally bar••ii lie various <lut-* will hold i I 1« 5 flk v a(f l\Ilf If | ».|\ actual *horlagt>ti mnl eieate* in iV mu I-H !*• 1 vested brought an average of When the vote* are tallied, the Hoover sdded, that on th r Jan aa practice sc—ion. M--s, uiged i i In* M*i.4 IU* | 1V1*I MV(ill J1It **ui H it rnuM nesa food question, ” 1 take It th at 54,61 a bushel U> bring 513.037. law »ay», the election result* artificial vhiutngvp that *my pin yet s not •igned, hut .% I> \vU, > n it thuughllul int* O ut Of ( ta ta product* hail a total be atopped. ri even mlnlmlted. tu ■hall In* publicly proclaimed by w# will rely on their presentation wishing to play on .« team, to s e rg e a n t decided th a t hU m en sal* of $14,609. declared, many »hnrlage* would Immediate posting nt the polling of facts." report for the practice which be­ W ere g o in g tu c e le b ra te th e holi­ M anager Lehman reported that place of a copy cf tho results be eaaed or disappear. gins at hdIO o'clock. the m arket waa shipping lota of Igned by the inspectors and clerk,* day, war or no war. Rmall plruih’il for on cktensioii In connection w ith the recrea­ "It \tu« around one oVJovk in sweet com a t the present time. Such posting to l>e In a conspicu­ of price controls, declaring that program this summer, the nflri ihkim," la-gal) Mansfleldi tional Th* price h ai ranged from 52.60 ous place so located th at It will ‘Ire irouhle* be exj.ecte.1 in llv'rel Hudson of Hrnden "and we were in the line, tem ­ Moss s ta te d -th a t it tmxing pro­ to $2.76. A continuous supply be subject to public inspectiott the labor Held if conlrof* aro rc- ( who lin* appointed a* porarily pinned down try heavy gram hns been outlined, Itlel that !»S been nrert appoi y lll be available for the next even though the polling place bo moved. Ilo oxpre.xMNl tho hehef brail nf t h r local S a lv a tio n A r m y o rllitiiy The entire crew was in­ this activity will get underway month or eix weeks, due to closed.” Funeral service* were held In th a t If the t)PA is allowed In dir ■Hi.t to r r p t u c r M a jor A llan upon arrival of a new npg which planting* having been spaced the P i n t B aptist Church Sunday on J u n r 30. or I* seriously weak­ \\ burton who ha* been trans- side tile lank waiting for- the -Will be net up in Ibe Armory bui rage to lilt when someone over considerable time-intervals. a t 8:30 P. M. ftfiTWr*. J a n e .I ll budding. Muss said. "We will ened, the rise In prices will be f e Med to l.iilro lw . Pa. remembered the tufkey sand­ have an Interesting lntxing pro­ 'W Sm ith who died Friday s t 0:00 • Hugh C. Whelchel. Jr.. *on of Cabbage has sold from 5L26 to quick, sleep, and ultimately catas­ wiches which the mess sergeant 5 1 A 0 this la st week, with most p , M. a t the home e t her aon-ln- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel 8r^ for those Interested in par­ trophic. had parked for us ami which gram la v and daughter, Judge and Mr*. who reside a t 1015 Msgnolla Ave­ of th# crop harvested^ besn • have ticipating ami for those intereatw eir now resting under the tnrp, ranged from $1.60 to $2. Yellow nue. has been honorably discharged Jam es G. Sharon. on I he hark of our Sherman. In etl in watching the sport," Th* Rav. W. R. Broolu, J r . of- from the United Stale* Army a t •quash, cucumbers and ootatoe* . Lloyd Hatch, veteran Seminole order to fetch them, it was neccs- | ara moving in volume. ited a t the service* and th* the Separation Center, Fort McCounty iportam an. hooked a big sary foi one of u* to go through , jr was l*Mr taken to Madison mouth black bass yesterday a fte r­ the hutch uinl rnnvl across the f o f'b u tls l this morning a t UtOQ *"\vhelchcl served In the Diropean noon th a t weighed 11 3/4 pounds. roof under fire. We matched : Theater of Operations for two The fish waa caught while Hatch coins for the joh and 1 tost. 1 j Borti In MadUan on M ar. ifi. year* as a rifleman with th e and his companion, Chester Waite x n rd Regiment of the 60th In ­ Lieut. Ilyrd Hudson ha* taken had also lust my appetite by j were fishing on Hickory Lake, hut the others were still fantry Division. Prior to entering the place of Major Allan Whor- then situated in the southwest portion ' hungry »n I went out. accom­ ith was 84 yaars old a t th* Um armed force*, W hrkhel was a tnn at the local Salvation Army panied by our lieutenant, who of Orange County. > no* t following the iro m fe r of ‘ bln. Bha wa* m ar- Student*-1 .'frii* -iiA tim e of her deal The bai* which measured 25 decided to come along and help D r. Aubrey Wayne Epps. Jr., Slnjnr Whortou to Lalnibt-, Pa. Ha was awarded the Purple a I d e n s e Sm ith inches In length and 18 Inches Mrs. Robert 1’curifoy died at me grapple with the heavy tnrp. who aerved 37 month* in tho H eart for wounds received in action in Birth waa caught with a Hadwho precedM , h«r Lieut. Hudson is n young, ningle her home 1104 Elm Avenu# Unce outside the 'tu rre t wc s ta r t­ N avy dental corps, ha* opened the enemy and w ean th# don-I’al casting rod. South Bend man whoso homo is in llrndenton ed crawling along the roof in the Saturday a t 12:35 A. M. follow­ his office for the practice of Dr. E. D. Brownlee conducted combat Infantrym anV badge. He reel and a Hawaiian wlggler no, two children, c fiend direction of the chow ing it short Illness. d en tistry in association with Ills and whose previous Salvation waa also awarded the a m * m u i the services fo r Mrs- AUc* Aman­ 2 lure. and' J. Waldens*. Army a lig n m e n t following his The funeral services were con­ »X when, all of n sudden, a fath e r. Dr. A. W. Klip* in the da Sloan, who died AtJtasX M* Theater of Operations ribbon With \ . Mrs-Smith Joi: F irst B aptist S anford Atlantic National Rank training nt A tlanta. Ga, was in terrific explosion shook us almost ducted at the Nweaiaar -Borne <Jtalw*st Flrat two brans* battle partlclpaUon Orangeburg, 8. C. Ho was born Into unconsciousness ami wc irul- Church Sunday afternoon at 6:00 •- Chhreh in Mi Building. The la tte r Im* engaged S treet .Saturday morning a t 6:20 s ta n plus th e Oood Conduct M edal Rev, W. P, here in the practice of dentistry In Bradenton where he attended xed th at we'd received a direct o’clock with the • ’dock following an illneta of for the past 20 years amt came high school and was active in ill. The heavy shell hail torn llrooks, J r . officiating and in­ Mvaiml y e a r s ,. her# w ith Mr*. Epps from Je f­ sports, baseball especially, die through tlie front side of the term ent followed in EvcrgT*#a “ Service* w ere held in the Erickferson, Ga. when his son was play* Ihe trum pet and desire* to tank, exploding within the vehicle Cemetery. bort Funeral Home flunday at Salvation Army Rand itself mnl killing every other form Bernard Luther Ilarkay, E H .- tw o years old Mr*. Peurifoy was bom In 2:00 P. M. and Iq rla l waa made f /e U .S.N Jt., son of Mr. and Mr*. mem lie r of the crew, whom tho Rfdgevitle. Inti, on June 8, 1890 D uring his Naval service, young her*. Two all-Star baseball gai L. S. M arker of 1908 French Ave­ Dr. E pps aerved a f A tlanta, Ga. He U interested In boy*' work flip of a fickle coin .hail spared and had lived her# fo r 30 yaars. nue, has returned home a fte r re ­ and P arris Island, S. C, lla a t­ and clubs and said he Intends to from the dangerous trip to th* Sh* was an aetiv# member of scheduled fo r Wodneadi th* Lake F ro n t Dtamol .. _ for over $4 years, ceiving' his honorable discharge, tended local schools and Seminole devote as much time as posslblo tarp .- The lieutenant ami I tam e the F irst B aptist Church, th# Alathcan Class, Scminul# Chapter between the Cub* of the U o fa pf the F irst and plans to enter Stetson Uni­ High School where he played on to this work. Also he 1* much o ut of it without a scratch." Club Junior League and the loop’s versity to study Diesel electric th* football team. For on# year Interested In finishing up the Less than two months later, Two, Order of the E astern S tar ___ .te rla n Church. all-star team and the Ml nded Roiiin* College, and Salvation A rm y drive for oper­ Mansfield had his second en­ and the Ladles A uxtliarv-'to tha The deceased la aurvlvad by engineering, ha laid today. tba Rotary Club Junior Following hi* graduation from * - at Emory University ating funds Inis year, he de­ counter with ileath, coming out Railroad Conductor's Union. two daughters, Mrs. JCste ManSurvivori are the h u tb u d , and the circuit's all-star of lt alive, hut this Ulna serious­ Seminole High School In 1943, he „ . . . an ts, Ga. lie then attended clared. entered the service on Julyu of the Dental School a t Emory for Atcem panying Lieut. Hudson ly wounded in the arm end ler- Robert Peurifoy, her parents, Mr. year, and has since served in four y e a n . He ta married to ' the here, and assisting him In hi* I t happened on 16 Jan u ary 1046 and Mr*. D. E- Becker of Clear­ the battle *»-->— topic,- w ater; two brother*. D, E. Beck­ r Maurr Evelyn Rabun. wi‘“ York I* Hat old May who U b u n n ta . Mr. — r» - ~ Supers!*’* Cohtmsndlns er, J r . of SL P etersburg and J . W. Becker of C le a rw a te r; , also « f-W a * several nieces and nephew *., m ‘ w ar— Hoover Suggests April Sales At Russia Aid Food Market Sets New Supply In China All-time Record H.J. ■Finch Returns From W.O.W. Meet S. Envoy Braises Increaoe Of 61 Per-s. Held In Omaha U-Food Staff Set Up cent Over Salos In -By'Gen MacArtlpir Coal Strike May Lee Mansfield Survived Double Prolong Need For Brush With Death While In ET0 Organization Of Price Controls .•innford Man Who Served As Tnnkman’With 1 ^, a J,* Ij*'‘a ? Ue Sixty .Armored Division Owes Life 'I’o |NcflfS LompIctlOn *ApHM945 Attained » Bowles Makes State­ ment Before House Investigation Group Turkey Sandwich .And German Shell Salviition Army I lead Law Requires Vote Returns To Be Posted Funeral Services Held Sunday For Hugh Whelchel, Jr. Mrs. Discharged A f t e r European S e r v i c e Hatch Lands Lar^e Bass At Hickory Lake M Mrs. Alice Sloan Died Saturday a.m. Long Illness Lt. Ryrd Hudson Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. Na me d Salvation J o i n s Father In Army Leader Here Dentistry Practice Services Held For Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy Who Died Saturday E ■sJ T U S All-Star T ills Will Re Played Thursday B. L. Harkey Given Marine Discharge I A- . �• * *vv v a v a \ v *v \ V v v ; v N \ V r \ v . ' . v , v . v . . - . - . >;*> v > \ * t i i j ............. i n • ~ i f m u f h i I ’* i Lee Ma n s f i e l d B a re yea beard a beet the M w meddled catering 4sSu r v i v e d Double IffieRtayfair Iaa? Brush With Death PH O N E 1J00 i r .s l l s M l rr«M I*.a . n«») of hell.” The Germans never dul gel into Baslogne proper but they managed to close z pretty tig h t circle .around th r town and were try in g their lx-st to |M*ne- SU PPO RT AND VOTE FOR (Grp. 3) A Heath Plerlda business man With an ALL FLORIDA view point. " W I N WITH W ILLIAMS” ra le petlllral IS ttH lw iM tl VOTE FOR Ttul D U h o n c a ty * . MUNICIPAL PARK r GAINESVILLE vs. SANFORI HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO. l<l "(L a e n ln a r a lia v a n w n r lr duck in a shooting gallery. Fortunately, th eir aim was bad and although bullets kept whist­ ling all aroupd me, I never got bit. I kept try in g to squeeae myself through th e hatch hut I was trapped fo r good and .1 knew it. The fire In the tank w a. getting worsb and .1 had almost given u*» hope of seeing home again when a second shell tor* Into the Sherm an blowing me rig h t o u t of - th a tu rre t. I was still conscious, so I rolled myself off into the snow and w aited for NEW SATURDAY HOURS w s a w o s o a a a a iie ia M in a iiit— g a m ROLLS :akes ‘•'P I E S JIO B B S HOME BAKERY with (be autom obile d e a l SANFORD AUTO IN THE COWAN BUILDING Group One I Improvement In these m v lre t In keeping with r t f .Ada's n ffltl. *' ------- 1— . 7 Elect fib) Extended Coverage iPaid PoUcsl Ad Utilization man experienced In bUslnes* and gov nf, thoroughly qualified for the Job. a t will be fUiecrely grateful lur your vute and sifpport (comm crcinl) (non-comntercinl) Liability . (Autom obile) J . (Huai ness) la p ' (Person nl) A Life 8 *- Lifetim e Income I Money & Securities ... AREFULLY d a Hwtndstorm leaned LOTIIES LOOK BETTER . WEAR LONGER ‘ W orkm en’s Compensation YOUR FINANCING NEEDS. 4 ,-Automobile Purchnaea i FU A Loans On Hontea To Iiuild To Buy To Remodel f L ife Inaurnnce Louna YOUR SERVICE NEEDS Inaurnnco AnalyaiH Inaurnnco Survey BRING THEM TO US FOR SATISFACTION MODEL CLEANERS Exfotten Road Maps M emorandum PaiLs Vote for M. B. (T—Bone) Smith FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES G roup No. 1 MEET YOUR FRIENDS PACKAGE STORE ••— •AND BAR rh ea s M l __ pevpie or n rm in o ir C o u n ts In preview election. was dec H r appreciated. I h a w slwxys t r M ta give yea the beat peeatble repewenlaUen In TaOshas*, and wtS eantlaaa le he a* as U n i aa I am year representative. I wtu ap- ANNOUNCING : MR.-RALPH J. PALMER ia become associated with Prod W. B o n d e r ^ : Uctmaed Real Estate Broker. , .. Mr. Palm er,, kaviag had fifteen years ex* perience aa a Real Eatata Broker, ia w ell . qualified to ren d er council and w rvico to . 8:00 P. M. THIS IK MY PLATFORM K ftldrm transportation aial communication services at fair rates. ¥ * l i t W. F ir at 81, - BASEBALL TONIGHT • Florida Railroad CommiKHioner _______ r _ V e FOR sl.!n YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ,fr“j Crimo I ’rotfction ham] and pushed him up through, kelp. A few m inutra later, tha away from the burning tank and rel’li.g him over tha tu rrat. I im­ d atant driver who turned me over to th e metres mediately triad to follow him t a t all. fam e up who carried me to the fire t aid hut I had bean h it in tha la ft an , d dragged me about 160 fre t famur, knea Joint and left arm and the only th in e I could man* age to do was to clear the hatch from my chest up. I could feel CUSTOM MADE, wooden blirtda, warp-proof. No the heat of the flam es getting closer and closer, but w ith only metal alata used due to climatic conditions. Ail typo my rig h t elbow to work with minds repaired Frco estimates. j ». couldn't get anyw here." 'Let's bare a cig arette. MansId, I'm getting.-gdoaepim plea n on n\y cast '' ■ , CAPT. C . HOLT3CLAW, (Retired), Owner By this time,” resum ed Mans- WILBUR-C. KING SERVICES :„1 RENDERED - AfBttion ' of o u r vehicle* were froxen to the point wrhera wo had to use crowbar* to • pry them loore. It win our second attack of the day, around th ree o'clock in the afternoon, and our specific ail*aion wa* to hunt snipers and destroy their hideout*. It wa» snowing and liaxy that duy, dnd visibility was none too good. **Ab '<ur ' lank nosed over a hill, we noticed some enemy activity in a tall tree near a fartnhouse. We looked fpr Ger­ man tanks but couldn't see any •o we d o led to a thousand yard* and got reaily to fire. My gun waa loaded and trained on the ta rg e t and I was ju st about ready into llastogne and We had fo llo w -jin our midst and setting fire to eit in their tracks. The outskirts j the tank. I looked arnpnd amt Infested with diced that th e lieutenant had German snipers and tank i>*«n h it pretty badly In' the le tlnuoualy active. . . _________ ____ _ . . . . ....... „ ___ cold ami the turrets and tracks j I grabbed him with my right JOE WILLIAMS id I ClllgU >rr THE BANPORD HERALD. 8ANF0RD. PI.0R1DA PAGE TWO Automobile • * . . * E C T R I C R A T E S H A V E C O N S I S T E N T L Y DROPPED W H IL E O T H E R L IV IN G C O S T S S P I R A L E D UPI �MONDAY, m X y ' «, 1946 — —* 1’AIN'T EXI’Kill 4 Man Who Knows Interior Dwora Ior — Designer D \er IS* >ears in Winter I’nrk, Fla Iloom and color planning — — Write 1’. t). H F A U T IF Y molds for yoU to Ciuunce them on EASY TERMS! (Ictn w ho curceiytd aw. forehand Jhe i ynn trnt rnn.iithoj* n d-"^ toe the new mectfne wan p..dc,'«,.. Fai.rAo. U^n* £ ^ 1. .. ■i 11 A ll n J I j Roads Lead ' ' i u i l u .c k 'w i.h hK » p p tl:* tlo n ’j-J* . t« m«>*€«*«••«•» Former County School Supt., Mom her and Fast Fr'ositlonl F. of Florida Alumni. s * • Now Trustee Kmory University. Former Trustee FI o r i d a Southern College. Student and graduate of Florida Schools* ^ cM § ! !' • Venetian tilimin mode to fit any al::c window. F r e e L lstim a te s • W ood a n d tn e ta l s la ts — .58c sq. fo o t Repairing —' lloflniAliinj? *' S F M IN O L F V K N K T IA N F U N D CO. 0 7 K. 1'«d St- . Phone !IKH rr~ A t’ J/awafeature* HOME—Eighteen freight cur*, munnsd anil runnied by American tro o p s,, brought hark to Home S.OBOcFatca e ntninini! $00,. 000 rate ‘anti priceless hooks fro n two libraries carted off by the Germans. . ’ Arrival of the libraries in Roirtr nd*d a ty o v e a r t;u#?t by schol ►J. fr.Vf? A \|lH v>iwov\ ■nd neu- JUSTICE of the SUPREME! COURT of FLORIDA # castles'll) Vail 'Ytifnci Tn Xu*tits. One collection of n ta rly RfO.DOO IrreplAcrahle volumes. t cnllccte' over n century, u a , housed in th German Aieheologleal Institute in Home. T h ' Institute'* library built vp by scholars of all n atio n who came lu Rome to study, con­ tained valuable murve material ®L'nilnir with the arthenlojry of anelcnt Greece and Home. The 70,CtH) p th ;r vrtumcs taken by the Natl* were from the lleralana Library, devote I to a rt his­ tory of the Renaissance. II ID DIF. TO ItA fE Iv rT tlA tE A U MIAMI. M»y 9. (Bpeclsd)— Tlie celebrated blacfc-atKl-ytllpw sllka of Olan RldJlc F arm —carried bv Map O W ar ahrt w a r Admiral, among other turf Immortals—arlll • e seen a t H ialeah Race Courss Beat Winter ifte r a lopg atactic*. Word of. Samuel D Rlddl»> pluv* to race here in 11X7 was trpelvcd - - . ■|v-1 I. ' ■ Hus ’ived in Florida 37 vears; educated in University u North Carolina ( A D ), University of Florida Law Schoo It. I D ), Columbia Univarsity l a w School) adm itted ti l’i c’ice law in Florida in 1915i over 17 years a judge 12 years ns Jud g e of Criminal Court of Hilisboroutl Ccunl^i practiced law in Miami since 1937; iticmboi Dade County, Florida £(a(e, and American Bar Aaaocia tions; led in first p rim '.ry for Governor in 1933; serve* *n D 3 Army in W orld W a r I; m em ber American Legion m em ber and past president of Kiwanis; 32 de.-jree Mu atm S h r i.ic r , Odd Fellow, Past G rand Chancellor and Sli P r r m • Represent olive Cnights of Pythias, DoWcy, Pi Knp pa Alpha; tuejnber, deacon and teacher of Men's Bibl Class, Central Baptist Church, Miami. rTEW AY V o u i! SUPPORT AND VOTE WILL BL APPRECIATE! O VER 7 YEARS A JU D G E (Paid PoJUlerJ A«lveriUe*»ent) (This Adv. ra id lor b> Friends ul J a ilfr PrHewayi Fxamine Holland’s Record on School Legislation During SFNATOK (From the Pages of Official S.nate Journals.) U):i3Sesspn M r r i b r r of Senate Committee on Education limit li»*.~nlillmn Mod—- I ’iiiform st.-.tem "I I»• • -i lilli'l Ill'llittlU tfiu iu l , i.ll.UV 111. > i:!m •x.,s, ‘1 1.1 !I ._t i'l Si hell- Dili )l>tt -Tenure ol eiitplnl ..I puhlif school lem h o rs. (Fulled to puss ) Voted "Yea" ( Page i l l * Senate Rill I I I— Providing for m anner ot ••n ployipenl for -eliool teachers, Vtilt'll "Ytti" 1 Page M1-J 1935 Session Member of bennic C om m ittee on K d m ii'iit S i'ifu lc H ill ft 17— T a x on o< clipul mie- n,i<l " ne-Kse.i lor benefit of schools; lntroi|nr*d 1•\ <'I'lim tll t r e o n K tln r a l lo n ( P a g e 7 1 "* Voted " Y e ," ( P ) i v ‘Mo SenfUe Dill 7-“'i Ifegiilnlion oi • i—tioitt* i and C'luipineni of >■ hool buses (laib-il u House Dill lMM money for jm-sl haluries. 1‘SSIOIl Special Sussimt lonober of Speelal t -Olllllllttee of Ino memh-r» from Sennits,tliree from School Record 4s Governor Recommended and unproved continuation ol appropriation for free text books. 9 Sponsored Stabilization or Foundation Pro* giafn as part of S tate Aid. and strongly recommended this program to Citizens Committee. (This became law in lit 15.) KIES WEkE ta E A S E D ON AN AVERAGE DUPING HOLLAND’S ADMINISTRATION • on TjbU Vital M atter in the O ctober. 1944, issue c State Supt. Colin Engli.h Journal! Je* through I9 IM-II have been iuereased "Siucc 1910-41 am ounts budeted for teachers’ For tills year (1044-15)- Florida Couhin these Unco years an average of 26.2 poY c< n Increase of 11.5 per coni m 'er last year, th*A have budgeted for teachera' salaries mi ai 1* has neen the olrpct contributing factor "The hew Tax program adopted by Ute S late !i to thin Increaae** cot paid for by Seminole Coupty friends �m w ^w w w m sm & m oiiimMeonD PAGE FOUR The Sanford Herald T M IlfH M la • w eaiea* *1 Tfc* A aM rU led I'raa* w ftlr* I# **»!■M v rlr e a lllle d ( • 1b* »•* »•* *** M h l l r a t m «l «*l ■*»»• * » •* •« * « • S n d l l r a «• II •» aUwawla* u ■iff r j Tomorrow’s Primary Tomorrow i* an im portant election day, important, not only because Democratic candidates fur tin* Hpltcd States Senate and the IlotiHe of Representatives are to be nominated, but also because for approxim ately one thousand Seminole County residents it will be the first time they have ever voted, A (food ninny of these new voters are negroes. They Jinvo been Riven the ri(fht to participate in Democratic prim ariesTiy a recent decision o t the Supreme Court of the United States, in Sanford they will vote a t the old A. C. L. depot nt Oak Avenue and Commercial Street and nt the Bowling Alley on M agnolia Avenue in exactly the same polling places where th e white people will vote. We believe th a t most w hite people recognize the right of the Negro to vdte nnd wo do not believe there will be nny trouble, any more than therc is in certain gro­ cery stores or other commercial establishments where negroes and whites line up together lo buy increasingly scarce commodities nnd tfhere the right of the Negro to those commodities is generally recognized ns being ociunl to th at of white people. There is, however, a movement on foot in Florida of which the Negro shouhj bew are. The CIO Political. Ac­ tion Committee lias publicly announced th a t it proposes fig ibli nmmor •■< All f l s k t a I t r*e»fcllc*ll«* •* ■*»* d a l e is p a trb e * W r a la ' a r* ala* tv aarve*- MONDAY, MAY G. t 9 « B U L E VBRBfT rO R TODAY_ IDfbxa, PrtTT T A N O I B b E ruiNoe, n u ix t iie w o r l d . fOU CAN CONTROL YOUR AENTAL WORLD; A» a man htnkrth, so I* h e -P ro v . aj;7 . A CHILL NO CO A T1 (From The Saturday Itevlcw of Literature) Comes the Season of Silence: The Uhl Msnadarln resume* his gown of hodden gray Amt w ary n* a mouse in a woodbasket Draws In for the winter. He puU hi* wax ear-stopple* near the hearth (They’ll be soft to plug In when needed). The hurricane gave him plenty of - firewood, Publisher* nlve him enough to read And the radio, more than enouich To meditate. Bleisitlff. tn iitny fnr n while In One Place; N ot have to eo Anywhere; Nowhere »l all. Like the ilramtht from n leakimi , window Comes n jroo»efle*h thought: Eventually. O. M., You Must. T ranslated by CHRISTOPHER MOBLEY. rest of the people of this community to lie benefited in nny concoivnblo, way by voting ns someonn in Pittsburg, New York, or Moscow directs French Constitution The new French Constitution, fought over vigorously and finally passed by the assembly by a slim margin, now comes up for ratification by vote of the people. On the whole, it looks like a pretty good document. It has two weak spots^-from, an American point of view. First, it does not distinguish clearly enough be­ tween legislative, executive and judicial aspects of gov­ ernment. Our own three divisions are often opposed to eacli other, but at least th eir duties are rath er clearly separated, and with some pulling and hauling they do manage to function pretty well ns a whole. The other questioned point is that the president is held down too much for American taste, A strong man has little chance to exercise his talents for. the public good under it, nnd a weak man is apt to contribute to a general confusion. But our Constitution hns needed a good deal of tin k erin g ’from time to time. Its first ten amendments— the Bill of Bights— were inserted nt th e beginning, thanks to the keen mind nnd strong effort of Thomas Jefferson. Perhaps it will be a good thing if the French vote to i Vote ii you please tomorrow, accept their instrument as a whole and then begin to im­ not as you’re told, but don't forget prove its doubtful sections. At least they can then get President Truman call* for »n extension of the RHL Ye*. *» m ay need it when the next de* < m & u 100 fam ily unit* erected on th t (Michigan, a ytionjt girl had a vt cam pun, 7fi more allocated and rlon of sanitarium * for th e heal1DO other* nvallnhle for transfer jpg of th e ilck a* a contribution to the <0111101*. • „f ajipli#d Christianity. Hhe w at -it < ’ ' n e tt* ' in the founding of the T hirteen more war veterans re- Seventh Day Adventist movement, K,,r ,1 r . " f , fr" wul Income Mr*. K. U. White, homesite* in JVyomirm C te st »ubhef wurk culmi,mt*d in the division at GcaIa. T w tjve lot* tiuildifig of the world famed Batd » w i . 5 '7 E *lt ‘h0 fl" ! He Creek Sanitarium , and the draw ing ai* month* ago. Blow,h of we„ k noan breakfast Our Herald print**. D orm NorI*1* "1' »“ch M K ello K 'a ami, wood ha* been inserting recipe* Postum Cereal wmpanl**, founded and te e like «< fill m a t the «n diatic idea* developed a t the end of thi* d a ily . column fer ••nftarium . One c f • worldwide which the w riter’ 1* not tX ponsiof canitarium* The Florida hie. However, we are ileepTKJn* Sanitarium • and llnapiU l* was terrated in knowing the recipe established in Orlando. T hera <>n for '•Shoo-tty : J’ie- or Apple l*un May 12 a two unit .fDOO.OOO addiDowdy” - ho fa r no local cook* lion will be »U rted amid rlaboror i|omc»llr (science teacher* have a te reremonle* including a talk been able to explain It* formula, by Ur. John J . T lre rt, preahleut which *cem* . to l.e ubou: ai of the Univeralty of Florida. secret n * , that of the atnm lt - ------- bomb. Pcthap* Sammy (Jullcp, Florida .au to tax* in IM 7 will Work hits finally boon started I lh* mlMlnit link or four ile. of highway between D eU nd )d Daytona Heath, and .(eland?«, tiMl other Florida inland »WenU _ p ie . having to d .to p r a New Smyrna Heach to get .n aytona The S tale Hoad Doirtm ent *vi(l prMmldy upend »*yai month* putting In new pave. ent. It ha,. I*nif bom u m ystery '.t,m0tr ? i lv^t'O S tarted frtwa ther Dolatnd nr D alton a via a '1^ rim ers-e mad to l»e su.denly Ited about as they <nme to a idway stretch <f antique ami mipy riMt-. MONDAY, MAY 0, HMG A W 8 * ^ p B P ,,,r W W P \ ,n canfonJ, B Firn strert j,|eyci , dealvr U Introducing Ko-.tm*,l>itr, a special low skate made aluminum with two four an.! B h .lf jnch rubber Hied front Bheel* and a sm aller single rear whc,|. lt U mai)o for ol| ults unil eh|1(|» n and ha* a rubber brake gt thj , j l u,ta b le h e .r)ng, Bllj the central w eight of the sk ater i» below the uxio o! l h . fronl wheel» giving stability >nd f„ji|ng |* claime<l to be p r a c tlr«Ily im poisiU f. Uet the writiV m j j j nut oven ntond up on a ||aif without fulling), hfom la ’* Znj.UTfl Daptlst* ire 1’- ft. M cCrary. L okelanl m :chitESvorlng t , complete railing flnlcal engineer on! inventor .of .iHmijiiO ' i t StcUo.i U nh-nsity I ' making tnarhintry, h«* now Do and. of v Irc'i a.unu.tt ^.Wl.- jlpvtT 'ed a three wheeled small to is < " tu :r k n l fn; <ww 1, ilj automobile, which he say*.' wt'i vs ar- i iututnvemonf* to p if i ' i t .not tu rn over, because il* engine, ■ildiii *h a r d Ki-.it':1N. Th« Uuild. *Counted in the large re-.r wheel: i: ex, , n-i*. i fund ’ntlude- u to p e ra le i on the gytoscnpe prineilUO OOO lid ‘ill n in 1 1.1 Sto.i*<!,i T lr. ami the vehicle call n l . p " all. ii w m a <‘, n u m i tiry iiow l*hile t b j engine D running. He rurlng ciiiiii fetinn, a law build- iplatm to lutve the c a r sell for K, fin - o f t, k iililb g , m^uV shout W50. ami say* m a t nm ituiy, infill,utiy, uml reiigia. couple of attachm ent* foi * center, farm impleatent* it can be con— — verted Into a tractor. It will Many year* ago In lln lllr (!reek bold two passengers, orle behind (he other. He also ha* invented a tire with built in air cuihloned rhauiL eii, not need infiation and lan n o t be imiti'liireii to the extent it will cnllai'r*. which. he cays, ,i;*i VOTE FOR * H. E. iMOORE C andidate For Railroad Commissioner TELEPHONES for FARMERS a C>roup’I Man To Succeed Hon. E. S. Matthew* (R etiring in Jan u ary ) MOORE FOR ALL FLORIDA MAKE ALL FLORIDA FOR MOORE A Square Deal To All B ig P a rt o f Our Expansion Activities Paid Political Announcement How Do You Know What Is Enough? II) W. V. llittin* Tuurhtcin Jlrux ( ’«>. If you have l*cn taking Vitamins by game title of your own. o r at the ailvica of a friend, perhap* it ii u m is­ taken chniot. H o y can you tell w hat .your system new *?* On* .Vitamin capwtlr a day may have helped a friend, T hat iloean'l mean th a t thi* *is enough for you. You may. need a quite different corublration, you may require, nmic. o r. le**, than your f r i t ttd. beneficial to all Southern Bell Telephone and Telepraph Company The safe rule, the complete rule, ir—Consul r your doctor. He know* th:* »-<>rr. when it • ii t i t i to your individual need*. He can u Wise, ‘prescribe, ieeulate and fr«m iiracUml, ecietitil'c k n o w l e d g e . «uve you money, tinu* and w aste motion. Let the doctor >»y how many, let the cum uetetf drugg iit piovile th e Vitamin* yoa nctd. T hii I* Ih? It).;ill of n eerie, of K ditnrut A Ivtrti.v.:u:nt* appearing In thi* paper each Monday. • OUR GREAT ANNUAL EVENT FOR JUNE BRIBES LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR DREAM HOME W hen you start to furnish your new home ■ • • *tart off right i W ith b etter furnish­ ings for better living , t _ in th e y e a n and ear* to come. Select assured quality and anting style. Get the most for your money at lower cost I—Come . t o SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY. < — f Better Your Home . . . B etter Your Living f H S TAT E NEWS B I U E F S ------- 1__ M B 3 B —j W lIXARD CONNOLLY wing*. 'of the U.. G. Clum ber of Com­ merce, say* in*t pricts will rise between bo and DO percent If the . OPA I* tbollihed. A pretty nice reduction uaucr black m*rket prices. President Truman again de­ clines to Interfere in the coal strike despite the tsriouiness of its effects upon American recon­ version effort* and the growing necessity for helping to feed the world. He doesn't «x*ctly fiddle while Rome bum*, but he plays the piano. Aft interesting racket he* devel­ oped in Miami during the past year In which certain questionable hotels pay taxi driver* as high as f to a head for diverting guests to their hotel*. Of course ther* Is a law against I t 1with a fine •a high as f 1.000 and three months in Jail. Rut the practice thrives nevertheless. .M arried vet* attending the Uni­ versity of Florida are finding home economic* th* t o u g h e a t course. Th* problem is to live on the 190-a-month government allotment. — F ort Myerm New* Press. A Philadelphia school child write* to Congress asking for an investigation on why bubbt* gum •ell* for a a m t a piece above th e celling price. Congress might alto tr y to find out while it 1* a t it where at) the bubbl* gum has gone to anyway. Capt, Olin Hill of the Ilartow division of the state highway patrol started » program of lec­ tures and movies in Lskelsnd school* In ro-operntlon with thu city police departm ent with thu Purpose of preventing accidents, Last week Patrolman C. E, (Ted) Taylor talked to high school classes on operation of auto­ mobile*. motor scodtrra and bicycles, and I* stresing pedes­ trian prrcsullons. bicycle opera­ tion and traffic light observance in talks t« grade school children. If the program of education in safety proves successful it will be tried out In 14 counties In the Bartow district. The Increased number, of cert on the rood In­ creases driving h eu rd i. You can bo financially secure against them If you ora fully protected by a policy in o sound Insurance c o m p a n y . 1*11 master, day noon, South J ii hear scare -00 pound through th Our Wcddina Gift To YOUI SERVICc BEYOND THE CONTRACT "Go-Modern” in the liv in g Room Wo offor that pro* H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Th*re hav* been a number of M rkrai fire* in Sanford lately which decent* th* conildcratlon of the public a* well aa local official*. A fire nowadays I* a uy. to restore stock* of and raova Into s now ■a. At the present time. '. it I* not possible In nstenet* to replace such i t , all, and neither U It to erect a now building another one to move Into, sful. Avoid Dm. W ith tho purchase of any com plete room group by a Bride or Brida-to-bo, wo will give ABSOLUTELY rFREE n c c a handsome UronzeBronze* finith Smoking Stand. TkU ii o u r policy until June 30th. . • What a delight — to entertain your friends in a setting like this..And yet, the cost is moder­ ate. For the Sofa with matching Club Chair, Cocktail Table. Lamp Table, and large Framed Picture, the price $ 0 ' f 5 - For Your Dream Home • A Lcyable Livingroom - Bedroom 6-Pce Modern Bed‘Room Ensemble The opening of Mb office For the practice of DENTISTRY The effect of rich strip* red walnut combined with hurt panel ts enhanced by dainty trims of zebra wood end stirs a pride o f owner* ship that will he ™forever j yours.” And tho restful Iluxury of a genuine In* �MONDAY, MAY C, 19-1G SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA A n c t P ersonal Activities PACE FIVM Annual May Day Held Ruffet Supper Held PPM PVA \H?U/G Annual Junior Hiffh [Mrs. A. D. Uouiultree At Southnide School At Seminole (Mu!» . Mv. t i A. Ka Moran vi ' I'Volic’H Given Friday!I Presides At I*.T.A. liy The annual May Day rx n c i* * ' T l.. We-.1 JTiltr P i A m ri Thur o .[ la i.iin r t <d the May ,lay Witii Mi* A !> Riiuntrev. Mug at the pferldenl. presuling Mi* tu t Ur Nix 10 :ill> in the *ehmd auditorium »tier -evela) week* during re- Wcrlnesday evenlnjt ■mnu-l Ju n io r High Ft-Jb ■F n aaVi- the devotional, 'tilin g On -- ---“ under the di reel ion of Mr*. Trey pair* were made to the kitchen. Mr. and Mr*. Phillip lluuer re day evening at the s.dlool ami n.ere- Tiling# " A piogram of read­ Ray, Mr*. Nancy Brock and Mr*. A kikhI number of nismber* mid turned F riday after u trip to Ft jlbdi, Dean war named President ings. vocal solo* unit Instiumental Fred Russell. M a r t h a Owen, Buest* uttendeil and enjoyed the L iudeniale where they attended Juniorhllam lla with Sonny music wa* given by the MUdents daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. C. turkey, ham, salad*, baked liean*. the wedding of Mr*. Bauer's | Vice l*re*ident 1 hi of the fnurih grade*. A fter report* Dorothy Crumley and Olenn LinOwen of Sanford Avenue wa* roils, relishes and coffee which granddaughter. I . u u i r e Milter, Kipk lltlll q ^ , , w rIt t. | ^ , C)i t>> of committees and tire* report of MONDAY county council were given. Mr*. «le. Jr, by popular vote were Mrs. U E. Bauman haa recu- crowned Oueen of the May and formed the menu. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. George tl)1,|u|a(. u r„ fm. John Rogers, county council preslAmong those present were Mr. Daughter* of W esley of F |r jt rroamed Queen and King of th e ' perated from a recent operation Jnine* Davi*, *on of Mr. an a Mr*. • hlffii ami V'lct-Prfiiilent with the den:, Installed new olflcers. Methodist Church w ill have the Seminole High School May Dry ' at the O range Oenrrul Hosptlal J. C. Davi* nf Magnolia Avenue urv| Mr*. G. W. Spencer, Mr. and M r a n d Mm* A rnold B o x t e r tire tu t ter o f f i e w d i m m i n g The Queen ■Mrs, Hugh Whelehel, Sir. nnd theM preud monthly m eeting hi the home of celebrations at a boll given Friday in Orlando nnd U able to be out presided a* King. *n' ' • Tire first grade wan The attendjiareiils of tw ins, a hoy ........ Jn ■Mr*. Hoy Till la, MU Elm Avenue evening by the Ires Soeurs, ualltte.1 a rain frlentU will b f glad to learn wore n pink m arquisette gown and Mr*. W. G. Fleming, .Mr, and ami a g ill, bont Sunday In the nre award. M:s lln-Jiitrre ex... . , . . by a group of High School btiyv the King wore a white auit. Patsy Mr*. Janie* Ridge, Mr. nnd Mr*. Sanford11 llimpllal. priVM*l her thanks to all olUccri ut 8:00 I*. M. Both inu the on bable* Atirndalita to i Kiftiiiiiii, num nr*' r. . .1 Hu King und . at the Armory wtth approximately _ “ , . .. from the r u n l h anr TUESDAY Among those from Seminole Arm Davis, the little flow er girl, Hamilton Rislu-e. Dr. nnd Mra. nnd thee n m A t h r r u t i ihiinj? m f c iy . * tl . n i » . %7 .and tucndreis. lor coopreation durn n .| \«r . A lt o n (Hlimtre w, |p: 1,4 r * u IhAihy M u r n . Inn tlie post year. Mrs Marion BP The reg u la r meeting of the *200 vpectatora watching the coro­ County who attended the Central wore n tdnk net gown and Gene John Fowler. Mr*. Roy Heed. Mr. Mr nnd Mrs. Roy Williams, Mr. nnd John preiented bouqurt.* of mixed h J w **k #ni| , i t Ih-iV h o n S ^ r h a J ? w h . W ilb u r (Sill- Jol Friendship League of the Con­ nation. The stately Queen wore a Florida meeting of the Delta Oam* Kllulierry, erown bearer, wore «pent the powers lo Mr* -Rountree, Mrs. J. T. itkn T h -v a r e liv i n g in t h e F®"1- ->“ ^hie C a m e r o n , Ib r k i e lie-1 fk n gregational Church will be held at white pique gown of olf-«houlder mn. honorary educational sororitv, white suit and carried the crown* Mrs. Fletcher Rolls, Sir. nnd Mr*. in Palatkn Frederick Bell and Mr. and Mrs. -n -efm in t B,ul fron. t h e se v e n th gfft.le; Kov ; Ha rdy. Mrs Alvin Calhoun. Mr*. tb t Pariah House. A covered design with bouffant skirt and in New Sm yrna Beach Saturday on a white pillow. The Queen T. u iu ir i n i n u , i . 1 . u ,**!*.«, i l .. i i „ t u l i . I. H arris. U m u 1"rell'oV r,t lent f ll.lu claw . Alan II e t i e I. Dial Irene Watt and' Mr*. C- A Andcrili»h luncheon will bo served at carried a bouquet of red rose*. The were: Mrs. M. U. Smith, Mrs. W. L. was preiented a crown of sweet AlK» Mr. nnd Mr*. A. L Skin­ r- u m .S *.b k m ™ Boyle -K e n n e th ltnbhins. Tthil on. Jr. Hi appreciation to t Qtolr. 12:00 noon and will bo followed King more a tuxedo and the fieig of aeneva. Mrs. Anls Tliomp- heart rose* and the king a crown ner, Mis* M argaret Bruton, Dr. crown bearers, Judy Ludwig wore a son. Mrs. M. B. Maxwell. Mrs. J. C. of grern foliage. work as ju st olllcers. During th ; hhts. parent*. ........*m*. by a business meeting. week-end, visiting . . Robin , ,,, . Axt M argaret btivUre,** Mr*. Fincher McDaniel. Dr. Mr. and Mr*. O. It. Mulhieux. meeting It was votad to A board m eeting of the Sem­ long pink dress with white eyelet Mitchell. Mrs. Nancy Brock. Mrs. The May Day program wn« and M"-|>lu id and C ted u e ( lau*c. rend Mr* CaiMin to the summer inole High School P.T.A. will In- Insertion and a corsage of aweet- Lottie Nix, Miss Ruth Hand and given in honor of the K ing and and .Mr*. W. V. Bitting, Mr. utul Word w a. rrevived t y Mrs. M ' program of m r r a.nm ent i.eld a t 3:16 P. M. with the te ju - h tJrt roses nnd Joh n Mann wore M lu Ruth Hale. The picnic was Queen who were elected by pop Mr*. Kpv Mann, Mr. and Mt*. E. Dooley th at her niece. .Mr* '•»* p re w n ln l and nt Interval* Institute in Tnllah i*-w. Krfrextmientr. were rerved in Hie lieUI on South Rlvenlde Drive In ular vole of the Soathelde stu ­ H ubert Thurston, Mr. ami Mr*. George Carlin, underwent a mujo, '.- 'H - «-f the eU itlon we,.- lead (pl.ir meeting lieing held, a t . 3 :4A a white suit. K a stiin . Mr. nnd Mr* A program of entertainm ent wo* New Smyrna. lunchruom by Mrs, R o b r . l D.-nnls. I', _ M. Installation of officers dent*. Approximately 90' girie Harold operation at the O range Gcn. r .l > ^eriirets Fnur stale, lioorn* lb B. Stafford. Mr. and Mr*. Al will bo held am) n social hour given for the King and Queen and boy* of the fourth grade Lyon*, Mr*. George Gray, Mr. Ifo srital in Orlando. Mrs, Carlin " f « riul1’ Porlu-ipat.-i M n. I r e n e Ludwig a n d Mrs A U will follow in the school Library. which was followed by n dance Miss Nancy Collum left T hurs­ drensed in ell white entertained and , tfie form er Miriam W h it e o m b . " the eleclloti with lib. vote* be- Cievekand Ed W hitner, Mt** I All members arc urged to be from 1>;00 p, M. until 1:S0 A. M. day to attend the May Day Ball with several folk dancea. The CeceliaMr*. Mr. and M ri. Il.-nry Kretre, J bk east from rig h t prreiw** Truluck- am) Clyde Terwith the Bahama Boys Orchestra and festivities at Florida State student body rang "L ively May" present. , had Mre. Scotch Smith, n .........I "'"I'dale. frem (h^ ( elerv Party. williger. furnishing tl>e*Thusic. Billy Qray College for Women In Tallahassee. anil "Sweet Springtime". ' The A lalhean Sunday Schod fr.m D ecatur. Ill, visiting them o.onge P a .ty and Gator P arty Class of the F irs t Baptist CHufci) acted as Master of Ceremonies She relum ed yestertfsy. thl* week I*r o ffir; with the (lator Rosemary Garner, Betty. Jean "V and crowned the King and Queen « ill hold ita re g u la r' soslnl and Mr. and M n . J. A. Lognn r c ^ ’arty Iwlng victori.m.-------------Townsend, Sandra Dunn, Jennie Phyllis Allen rendered several vocal Mr. and M rs W. H. Stewart Lane Miller, Noltey Nance anJ business m eeting in the church cenlty hod k* their guests. Mrr, The program utinounreM by Bo- • Mr*. II. t.'. W ashburn nonore<l annex a t ' 8:00 I*. M, -Mrs. 11. I . selections which was followed by j spent the weekend In St. Peters Gibson Rates, J r . played piano Sarah llnslum and *un. Leoft. bo Dean began with seleetlon* by her twin d au g h ter’s. Marilyn ami McWhorter. Mrs. 11. -II, SluJglttci, the grand march wtth Mis* Cnim- tu rg visiting their daughler-ln-law. solo*. from Berkley, California, aun the Junior Jiv.-r* and was foi- Carolyn, with an E aster party Patty Collins, Knoemery Mrs. r w . Stewart and children. C arner, Kllrn Lyon* and Patricia and Mrs. O. G. Holler will be ley and Mr, Ungle leading. Mrs. Emma Phelps from D etro it.; lowed hv u one net play in three lecrntly ut her home 'JIM Myrtle The Senior attendants were Wal­ ^H iateasea. The sta ff of the Sanford H er­ Mich. *<1-111-.* ''H enry'* Mail tlrilui AVife" Avenue, A rninlmw color scheme Took; dressed In pink costume* Mr, and Mrs, 3. O. Thompson danced n fairy dance. Mra. Aay ald and guest* enjoyed a parly The buainea* woman* circle of ter Smith and Evelyn Mathcwi. which was directed by Me*. Itlch- was carrlisl out in the decoraThe Woman** Society of C hii-t the P resbyterian Womans Auxili­ who wore a white net gown with of Montgomery, Ala. have moved wa* arcorfipanist for the program . and »up| er aboard the yacht "Tim inn Service met al the home of ai.l Eaton. The g lie el l* -ung. inev with crepe paper festoons, ary Will m eet at the home of pcplum and full skirl over white I their residence to the Armltagc Among the children particip at­ Skylark" Saturday afternoon from Mr«. C, F. Harrison with the fol­ "Ah' Sweet Mv*t ry of L ife '. multi-colored spring flower* and Mra. Joe Corley, Cameron Ave- talfeta All the men attendant*1Court- He is associated with the ing in the exercise* were: Betty IOO I'. M. until iL.Ill P. M. la-gin- lowing present;* Mrs F D, Hick- "Kentucky Babe" an I "Lyllubye". holiday tiovdlie* wore tuxedos or evening Jacket* Intent*)* Insurance Company. • nue a t 8:00 p. M. The children were present rd Fryer, Jean Earnest, Ja n e Cake, ning the rrulsc at the Osteen Horn ok. Mis* Evelyn Daniel-, Mrs, J. .Mnigaret Kiuunl ami Anne J«hnThe Junior attendant* w ere H aroldj .. .. , . WEDNESDAY Wrrk* and cruising to Itiminillal's A. 1aiga n, Mr*. M, E. Dooley. *<m played n rmvetlv number with handmade Easter basket* to Use Thelma Oglesby, Georgia Thig­ Woman* Club wt|| have p tics - 1 Kastner and Jean Sayer who wore Friends of Mr*. A. W, Epp* pen, Kay Phagan, Vera Swain, Cove. Mr*. J . C. Bill*. J r , Mr*. J L jspuans which was folli-wed by in a hunt irlld the winner* of e r t bridge n t 1:1111 P. M at the in blue net nff-shoulder gown with will regret to learn th at she is Avl* Stariie*. Betty Townsend, Softball, rifle practice, fishing Brown, Mrs. Nellie Thoms*. Mr*. i"Elmer And The. Love Una", 1 the hunt, l.indn Piatt mid Mary ( lull House w ith the following j full skirt The Sophomore nttend- confined to her. home with an Caroline Huekrba, Beverly Coop­ and swimming were among tlio Helene Washburn received prises. Phillip Bauer. Mr*. W. G. Kilbce, conmly in one act. The G ram m ar School P.T.A | ants were H ubert Stenstmm and attack of laryngitis. She flcsv to er, Thom as. Bohanan, Herman sports played tit the cove. Al the conclusion of an enjoyable A Mis* larVerne Dtiiikel, Mr*. Haiel Mrs. W. G. F trilling wn the irlll meet a t H:.TO at- tin- scljoi l . P- spy Pippin who Wa* gowned In Miami to nttrm l the S late G ar­ Yales, Jack English, Rufus Mc­ delicious supper of turkey, ham, afternoon refreshm ent* of pink Flynt, Mrs. A. Fi. Morun, mi I general director and the following with the board meeting sched•| blue net with lare bodice and yoke den Club convention but returned Clellan, llumly Brunson, W llmer ssls-l. pickles, roll*, potato chip* iced take, ice cream and candy Rev. Milton McLeod from Ovh-tlu. <tmlent* purtiripiite I Donald Ho- were nerved and favor* of tiny Aialed for 8:00 in the library. Till* of net; the Freshmen attendants Friday due to Hilton*. (Iduim r, John Renton, Grace nd Coca Coin* wa* nervnl fol­ Mt*. J. C. Rl!i*. J r , iluimef waul. Donald Ludwig, Dtmald Fut. will' l » the last m ertiiig <>f the ! were Floyd Cooper mid B arbim Marie SI<Decipher, Jimmie Butler, lowing the game*. On the home from West Palm Rem h where -tic |,-||. Alan H eU rl. Jimmy Powell. yellow chicken < Hint E aster curd* v rar'ttK l-officer* uiB'li.- jnatalled i F t nfleld «lw •circled n drrvs nf were given to each guest. Umtle* Sharp and Lucille Ben­ ward rru iie group singing was en ­ Iia* The following Garden Club dele, liecii visiting with Mr. and Billy B ryant, llireton Itubcock. for next year. I pink net with puffed sleeves, fitted A ssistin g Mr* W a s h b u r n in ton, joyed with g u itar music furnish­ Mr*, laiui* Bill* alii family She <David H ester, Clarence Clause, g ates returned Saturday front the , I bodire and boulfant skirt. e n te rta in in g was M r-, A- IV, ed by Willard Connelly. stat«convention held at the Also Patricia Collins, Mary report* Isuli* i» recuperating nice J„J,n Kite. F’riiliC-* Moore. Carolvri -sk inner nf I bu k 'b tirg , Ohio. FRIDAY ' Chaperones for th e dance were: Those attending were Mr. and ly since a m ajor ojrerutinn. Floridian Hotel in Miami: Mra Mikolnjik, Jane Oglesby, Dorothy Patrick. IVnny Stufford. Mnrlha AImiiiI tw e lv e c h ild r e n am i llrs*ir „ . . . , , „ Mr*. George Grav. Mra. I t W. Pin L>ul*e Britton, Betty Mr» Holland Dean, und *on. Itobo. Mr Charles I’bllllp of Dr lain I I bap,nan. F'nye William*. Mary m o th e r* e n jo y e d (lie a f f a i r Salhe H arrison Chapter, D.A.K. : p1n ,,H| Mrs H N S ay rr Mrmbrr* Charles Ginn. Mrs. C. P. H ern­ Hardy. been a visitor t ( Mr ait<! id|,-n |ai**ing, Dickie Heel, Jaiowilt meet at .T :0 u P. M a l the J o f the orchestra were1 Houston don. \|r« George McCall, .\lr« Motrxin, Hotly Anne Stile*, San­ Mr and Mr*. Gordon Ib-mt, M-. ha* Kri.P.r r ‘ssrl*-t 1. Mis, Klluiee Kirch dro Dunn. Fallh W eatherford, nnd Mr*. Rohy l.o log. Mr. and Mr* Mi n It Matin J A laignn for Do- pa-l iw-< f-'.,r<l. Eugene Smltli Donald 1 inn, I’iii i i* 11it 11. home of Mr*. I ft Ray. # 5 Babcock Rmetmrv Burdick, W.vyde !Itoff ' ,, , , . Mis. Hurry llrercu nod Shirley Kyhank*. Betty Brown, Mr* Guy Wood, ami mm* Way lie weeks, Palmetto Avenue with M** II. J. **-■-*-— •- - — •*--*-------->- — < U” ' ' Pat Itrown* -1nck Spun. e i. Mot *> n n . Helen Brown, Lynn ftaulerton, • nd Darry, Mr and Mr* Arlhur V Yafborougl1 a,' a Mr- I.. E. Spencer. Lehman ami Mrs. W. I,. Henley Ihlly Bryant,, Tommyo Mr* Isnnint1 Whllilig un.t M--- Hollokiay, Joan Peggy Wright, Ellen Lyon. Max­ kwith, Mr, and Mr* Edward Virginia Yarborough of Miami Mftlivin, Jiilin^ F ot. Itfll Kilpal t if Ia« co-hostesses. All visitlntf memine Holromlte, Joyce Jones, Jam es Ldiasoii, Mr nnd Mr*. Hnget In- came Friday lo ilsil wnti then nn*| Slrvp Htitl^km — tier* arc invites! to attend. For l min, J o e l Mo**, Marvin gram. Mr and Mrs. D. E. Nor parents, Mr and Mrs 9 The Gntdcn Circle, will meet Walter Kinntd. Jnine* Nettle*. Lawrence wuti.1 and itaughter, Paulo, Mr. Yarborough. Miss Virginia platiSkate*, Vernon Broevn. David and Mrs, William Vihlen, .lunn ItoumillAt; Ccnirnl with to stay « week, loll Mi* Whiling «i ou it u it h nt lit-it f i ni "Juki* Leonard. John Gwen. Jim mie Fox \ l*o Misse* Ellen unit Margurel left Monday to return I n Miami Max”, tthil** a n ’iTilwr if folk Mrs. K. -1). Mobley; Dirt Garden­ BY a v a ila b le at th e and Notify Nance.Damme*, Mary l.ouree Smith, Ce­ er's with Mi*. George Harden;, Mr. and Mrs. J. Khadnti an ynnios, writ* illrrrltnl hy W. I.. -CECELIA THULUCKAlso Gordon Tull. Gibson Dales, celia Truluck. Mrs. L iuiine Rent, nmince the birth nf a son, James Sir«. Magnolia with Mis. A. I.. Lyons: Ro»c Circle with Mr*. L. I. Around Utt town m*Hh county MRS W. O. STANSF.L, MRS. Hamilton llisbec. Paul Ilrowp, Mr* Frank llay. also Fletcher Falward. in tht- Sanfoid Itospilal Tlir KiiNlriiara virrt* Air*. Homy Peiry Doitoit, Curtis Hail, Jim m y Smith, Willard Connelly, A. M. Kraxicr. shopper* MRS W. M. MUS- WINONA IHIAGG. II. II. SMITH, Krider. Edward McCall. Jim m y Renter. Richard Ihm*. John Kit * on Tuesday. K ii't/rr. Mr». Wtiltor A'arhotMuifh Mr*. II enry K ucknu nf Kart 4I„| \ | r< A K M. mn. SATFHDA Y . ; 8ELW1HTE. MRS j E. JONER, MRS. J. K. THOMPSON. MRS. i MctTellund. Dirk Mo*«, John ami ('apt. Gene itounilllul. . t'tocknway, U hik Nlnml, nml Mi3 MIPS W T. WAN8LKY. h m run) ,Y(in W . M. Torn** in*! Powell. Johnny Ty»on, Jim my WATSON REEL. MRS. J. H. 'Mill l.imlatrum of NVw \ .*t k « »i v •in^ fiiarlt*' art* VUiliiiK il Thct Dependable Class of the IfA.MBY. MRS. C. I. FRANKLIN i' Wade. Illllv Park, Vera Mae j ’vhn ha v e hui*f! vIf*Itinif i h i u fiitJi I If h i -m family First Meth.eH't Chur.-h will have I MRS ALEXANDER SMITH. MRS STAPLER. MRS. RUTH HHTCH -| Bohannon. Jean Liujicntcr. Myron Thi*y lmvt* NOTICE Ir i , A . 11, AI It*11 a 11ill t%iff. t tHL*11 fit- 1 «u t i *tut tu *t f i «*isi r.-imp.t ,i* ,*v m a chicken p.c -upper from ft ARCHIE SMITH MRS JOHN H INS. MRS. J. O MITCHELL.; Ileal, Doric ILilh-gun, H e l e n K.*mr S alu iiia' DJelttil P. M. in the church ARNOLD MRS HENRY TAMM. MRS. WEBBER LAM PERT ..f MUhcls, 1h ry have larr- with their ImIKv Jeanne lainr Miller, I he Rose Circle of the SariA Mlniro nml (‘h in rtf I'h rck n iiBneX. Fund* derived from the A M P H I L I P S . MRS. F J. Lake Mary. MRS. G. W. AH- Patricia Piatt, Jcrnetto W athcn. Afti^ a i<inmr?F ^ens-inn iml Park A v e nt 2nd St. f-rnl Gaidon Club will meet F'rt,* ip rr will go toward* ij v p a r t y rmVilliiwi, wn h nt *ha- irpi.h 'liiru lint Mir Mr#*tll. t K*•[ LYNCH. -YARD EVANS MBS MOLD. JIL. LORA DAM P IE R .} Polly W alker^ Jew ell Cidyeu. Ann iiy fural. G r o v e r d a v id . m b s h w MRS. A. M. LARGENT of M ali-, Itansbottoin and Neldn McAilam* d a f at the home of Mr*. L. 1 ( ’orniti unity II ■H Krivlrty* pvp'iim; h‘»Vf vHU'i! ll.h t rt tv Iuid h» Fraslci on Celery Avenue. All 1*y th«» Mrimt |ipni.iii*ii.Ylii'n i (tin I ItOTON of Hrnvon Junction. MRS land. MRS. II. L. El'BA N K S of 'to lh* fnilowiriK, Mr-* M«‘ inrmbei . arc rri|ueste<l III bring A mmull iiiliiii u yviih I I .1 CARVER HARRY HERVISII. Lake Mary. MRS. A CASWELL. i*r4lri Mlnvmi, Mir*, ti-t a Rift l« be auctioned and a ill tin* 11oof and Rdficivi irhort* r«f- | Lain, Mi RCS3 HOLtXJWAY V C SCH­ MARRY Z1EU. MRS. II. E. HASS. M» Kinhn, Mi*. IIjii H plant which will lie exchanged fw . h fiitil *"Init •ilfittn** wrr.* t r J.nFiK LEY, MRS, H C MOORE. FRANK MRS. ROB MITCHELL. MRS. It Mi* I'hlllip Maun, Mr*, The money derived from the «nli| thrmi|?hottt | ho tvrntnjf, MACY, MRS. C R. KIRTI.EY., i Virirtt* Gfiifri'. Mr<. K w ! V h *MRS. EARL DOSSEY, JOHN M u r i n e ih r inlormisiiion <»ft Mrs. Ray NiuhoU, Mri*. II. II garden d o b building fur ABRAHAMS. MRS. LUCY STAV ifiimpi Mr. McGill f u n t i i h * ! t h o 1 FORD, MRS. A. A. FOSTER, MRS. A. K. APPLEllY of la k e The member* of tha Inter­ v v Mary, MRS. S. T. MX, MRS mediate Girl* Auxiliary of lire ; ! ' V ' ! " ! " ! , v , !, v v v v v v ‘> 4!**!**F ^«!»*!»*!**F *!*e »!♦•!♦♦!♦»!♦♦!«•** ♦-* v v v v v W. L. SHIVER. MRS. A L First Baptist Church and then O GUNNER, MRS, A, V. JOYNER. guests were entartalued Thursday MRU. R. N. SCHAAL. MRS L •' evening with au outdoor writirr SHRIVER, MRS. KING ALL roast given hy Ml** Mate) Koutli I MAN of Oeteeit and MRS al her home. V a r i o u s g a m e s w i n THOMAS COXSON of l ake Mm.- enjoyed throughout the eveniir.roe. , Those attending were: Missc•Golfer* at the Seminole Coun­ M artha Grogan, Hetty Jean Shep try Club during lait week in­ paril, Wanda Williamson, Anita cluded: 1*111L GRA8HOFF. W. G. Aikan. Barbara Rucker, Ruby FLEMING. JA CK HORNER. JO h Brewer, Jean Yarn, Mildred T u r­ D orb SmeDtr, Myra Madden. WILLIAMS. MRS. J L- BROWN of MRIHCII. MRS. GEORGE THUR­ ner, Freda H arrbon, Hetty Cagb-. Oeneva. MBS. MANNING TODD STON. MRS. AL LYONS. MRS. AI it'n Lastlnger, Virginia ■Daniel*. Of Osteen. MBS. C. A OVERTON. MARIK WILLIAMS, Dd. and Mona Ruth Mills. Ilaiel and MRS FD WHITNER HOWARD MRS. T. F M CDANIEL JULIAN Marion Routh. WARREN. MR3. J, P WHITAKER, PONDER, HUGH W ID C H K I, Also* Hilly Brinson, I.eRny MRS PAULINE H O l.1 ) MILS. LYONS, lip . ORVILLE HARKS. Hlrawder, Joe Duggiir, Alvin Pen HAMILTON L MONIIOf W C. UR- G- Kley, Bobby Puilin, Louis Reynold*. DEKI.E. and Pit ED VO UTS of .J*!1Oenevi U L D CRUMLEY, JAMES RIDGE, Floyd Coojrer, Clark Moore, Frank Oeneva. SKY-HIGH IN FUN! Also MRS. W If BEECHER, DR. A. W. E PPS, SR.. DR A W. Cranston. Francis Wilson, Fred |E P P S , JR.. II. H. COLEMAN. J. Roasetter, G 8 y I o n Culierhouse, Mollie joe* op In a run­ Hobby UrDton, Lsrry- Lossing, away hrllroptrr . . . and -Vi-M I L INGI.EY. G. W. SPENCER, Mr. and Mr*. W alter Routh and EDWARD 1MGGINS, JIL. FRED ■takes a happy D ndtnj HOLEY, RICHARD DBAS. COL Mr. arid Mr*. Jo«h Phillip*. m In the fig h t gay's amts! W. itt DAKER, M/ SOT. JOHN V i a Her newrst man-advertRAKER. J. N. SHOEMAKER. J. tare Is her best yet! 1>. S H A R r, HOY WillOLS, RILL UIKTII ANNOUNCEMENT * ■■au»- ■**•» HERNDON. LIEU T.’ CHARLES BARMISTER. L B. LANKY. J. Mr*. Patricia O'Conner B aaiett W. ALTMAN, L F. RICHARDS, announce* the birth of a d augh­ . • , J . n . C. HETZEL, U. II. PHELPS, ter. Patricia N atalie, on May 4 •1 » R S . F. J . L Y N C H , J. L. at the Fernald-Laughtan Memor­ i THORPE. ELLEN STUCK, MRS, ial iloapIUt. Mr*. B**a*tt la the V. A. S P E E R , MRS. G. W. form er Patricia O’Conner. Y6u Name It, we’ll SPENCER. M 'SS OLEDA DY* Bake It! SON, ROY YVILI.IAMSON, ED W IHTNFR and CLYDE T K R W II, ( ILIGEIL Thla la the lergeat numib er of golfer* In many week*. Our paatry departm ent I The sudden enthusiasm i* due needa but twenty-four p artly to lh# presence of CLYDE Tha Bemlnola County Council 'TERW ILM G EK who turned pro hour* to fill any orderl e u w w w a w A W M A W tw w w to coma back to Sanford and In- P.T.A. held Ita la*t meeting of (tra c t. T h t men *t well ** the the achool yaar at the modal Phone 1200 ladle* ar* tak in g Ie*»on* to Im­ rural school of th* *Uta at prove their g o lf . . . some are Geneva on Apr. |8 . Lind W eber, Gen. Mgr. Ju it beihnnrr* too. Reporta wet* mao* on th* re­ The Sunday night buffet -up- Mr. nnd Mi (• E. PoLnd . i y„ye W ilb.m were held nt the Southdide P ri­ “ * UmSeminole Country 1Castleberry were dinner g u r-t at j , lll(4, High Qur-vii — TELE. NO. 148 m ary Schiwd Friday m orning at • lull were resumed la»l evening \ j r, nllll Mr*. Henry K relier o .iu n d llal-ey Pieicy. Social Calendat Dorothy Crumley and ilenn Lingrle Reign P c r s o n a Is L it i>lra. H. C. Washburn Honors DauRhters • Sanford Herald Staff Enjoys. Yacht Party NICE ROOMS TERRACE TALK FLORIDA HOTEL Miss Hazet Routh Entertains Auxiliary 1 SUMMER RATES tU:* Last Times Monday! fl ON Tuesday Wednesday MOTOR TUNE-UPS [THAT QAL'S HEBE w fi!T Dodge-Plymouth Chevrolet Wedding: Cakes French Pastry Lady Fingers Macaroons x REGULARLY — $3,10 REGULARLY - $3.00 UNTIL MAY 15 - County P.T.A. Meets At Geneva School The Mayfair Inn $ 2 ’40 UNTIL MAY 15 - $ 2 ’S0 Labor Only Labor Only BRING THIS AD / m 12* » l< f t v *_' V sO) — _ ... N O R C R O S S lC W I! \ H*e doy of doyt derarver rpacid oHantlon. Com* taa our Molhar’i Doy cordt. wkieh or* «p«:iolly kw^y. Tb*y rodiot* A* trv* ipirit of Molhar'i Doy oiid will qiv* a <p*ciol hoppinau lo har/ |\ !S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. J£ H B O Y S ” voua f ppoN B ” cent meeting htld In Sanford. Letters were read from Mra; Frank D. Howard of loasburg, Regional Director, ahd Mr*. Chrl* trtmlng, National RepraaenUtiv* of North Dakota, thanking tha, member* for their hospitality and co-operation at the regional meet­ ing. The Rummer Institute on June II - 14 at Tallahassee. Stale Collage for Woman,' was brought to th* attention of all P.T.A. member*. At this meeting a resolution was pasted by lb* Bemlnola County Council of the* P.T.A. Aasoriatibn to a*k th# County Commjuionar* for ono-balf of the track fund* coming Into «W County this year and year hereafter. „ date the school, have « • reived none of this money It was ited out, Seminole County la It* teachers because nt it* snUriaa. “If wa are in ^ There’s nothing els* th a t adda so much to driving pleasure and satisfaction as an engine tune-up. In addition, a well-tuned engine fivea you th« most miles per gallon of fuel. And regular tuning*up prolongs the life of your engine. So . . . tune up nnd keep tuned up. r I ► Vv? L F■ ■ W m i P l . l - ; «* * r. , -1 '-• V r 'p v -G ' '(*<-, -. j • ‘ ire.e # - •* - ^ -A Phone 1234 v - Ar v« I i ler You Can Count On Hollei j "■* T itA i-'V K - .1 i Q . . •' .T ' ‘MM K P lfH R -- JS K : 1 -fm ■ �’S*{ ............. ......................... . I, J.r. ■, - —f«' ■» .- ■■. : -5 * T*.... *-. _■ HANFORD PLORIDA Ed Vermillion Slated To Twirl Against Gainesville Tonight Shantel Gives Up Only Two Hits Tc Isl?ts; Payne Permits Sosh Men Only 7 Birigles; Saints Down Howington In 2-1 Tilt ‘Hr JIM.IAN STK N H Tfld'i Cutback Order V A_ 1 Citrone, Pratt Also Dropped By Sanford Sqi’ad r v y » (i 'rlrry firry rFed n i- , ,eni.liii*. o week agri )i*t.*rUsy, ililf rrrtrn taK * f" r Payne was nickr.! for seven h id wrrekFnd ploy in the Flerbhi S u u * ,|)tJl ,h Cy ware well scattered, Lena or wbifk' brought Ihr Fed* p„j.|U w** given i* nturfrom fuiirth lo liiird place -mil |,y hiti mate- When tllr n a half game lend over the closely j.'c,j laltjcn were i .-corded in Iko trailin* D eU iul llrd Hat*. inltinl stanza, Bryant walked am ip F riday night's lilt, the Fed* i.eVy was *a ilufiy'* erro r w«r« rdired «ut by the Saint* In I^njcrton doubled t right t«. scorr a % to 1 battle with Jodie lluw- _____ UrjB „t ___ ant| __ v anil the Fin outfi Jdcfa crossed thr |i!alr of Sharpe's single If* short left. Three more Fed. raced hortn; ill the second when /..!«(><•I walked amt wan sjiriflic d In Mtaijil. Hit vrtniHn singled to f i l t e r atuf Za-pel s to rm mi Hrynnt> ‘ flrh ltra choice. I,evy nirifii'. led with a three lm*ir tiil In (ally Bryant and scrrrd when Lake singled to right, Thu <>lh‘r Snutm'il marker came in IhF seventh whrn l.cvy doubled t.|uh* and scored on another two b ag g e r, u„ty b y -J e s tb r. . O lh lr Fed players released due D aytona, sc'rted » siiurlc run* n! j to the rulhnrk float IM to IB th e first, f o u r t h a n d sirtli I nlaJ«r* included utility man (inn j jP r n lt nnd outfielder flub Ciumii. „ Pete Mcltaney, who hap Ircci itt nihil?, fif w err collecting eight off the of­ m |V|-J tiftf . l i s M iffering two severe *’"h»ileyfering* of Gene Smith amt Jim I*rl). IL " hor*e»" sinVe the season** o|wncr nw Ketchar. However, Hanford ww i «ki', It ,1 ha* been placed on the suspended Or ' Unable t<> Luueh a few hit* near LairgpIttD. tilt. JlialN'r, Jl> lb anou.'h to each, other to prmluce HliiiriM .« . lb wj more than a ringlc marker. The Rj*F|«rl * 0 T he roster of the fe d * now 1» h|i Saint* got their two run* in the 1 includes infieldt-r* Levy, Ho > 2 ^ fo rlh when M anager Bill Stein• T u ttle. Joe Justice, Al Bryant f B ggka single,I to left to score Pawand Bvron Sharpe, outfielderlick and Wm-ton. I ld»ke Dave Bride and J e tty Hil w b . Saturday night1* till ’was tho Ycrnuin, hatcher Dpn Zaspel, ’and j pitcher* llowington, F.d Vet "i million, ^Ual Bliirir, Jim Schantrl, • j Boose Kettle* anti Jim I’liynr r gg J.-.W Seminole Topped by Winter rWk In Tourney Play AFTER NO . 4 INSIDE ? P 0fRTS REPORT lly JULIAN RTKN8TH0M_____ Parkers And Orlando . Play For District Championship Play Pete McRaney Placet! On Suspended List By Ixical Officials er, Jim Schantol, the pitcher. T ie oilier four, J e rry Dvnrak (noreleased I, Don ^ Z sip .’l, Byron Khnrpc and Dave Bride all were released ru trtg h t by S(. Paul an 1 signed to Sanford contracts hy I.H-al offklilii. * 1 ' " formation of nil ain ...... ami ling Uiritj men to 'rem ............ piny for Stanford was1' a difficult m*k. We promptly pointed out th at St. Paul was a honieewned nnd imlc|K-nilent)y bp. rated ball ctuo. St. Paul itjijflt » J a rm d u ll nf the iM g e r* . We adm it they do have a w ail inn agreem ent' which Is far differ.-nt lin n a chain oper­ ated organization such as Daylomi I-eni h. Thus, (lu te U nothing illegal in Schnntr) playing , to r Sanford, nor, a* wp see it,, U Daytona Peach being double crosses I by he I bidders. To present th r latest fact* hi the case, Kahn infrrm ed ine yea terday th a t he had talked long­ distance with Ju d g e llianhnm in Durham. Branham ij the minor league rta r. K ahn report* th a t r league HfT TiWeThiKii "dr nut, __ btritei U at ill los*lrg for San* fmd nnd ^h»—.stan.lers m e in fifth place. , , We'll protmhlv hour more from Day* OUn lbach on thD for Kahn say- Jiplire I.ranham said ha wo.l.l inys-stljcotv the ethic* lit the situation, g p p ie . m arcaro, C O J f i P B s K O f *AAK>sJ& 'uUtk;. I II .1 Mm ii IIa iM lrrtia) iifLthtlu 33. I'dl^lkn 2 HANI l l',r» 7* IflyiiMw Iksoli 3. Ft UElistIn*? 7 , t if 2 idling Philip I>«I.itiu. *if. T«Hfa»*» Lnittra fm ill Ht *1tipualtii^ i . t i i i g - k I lit- 'Ir a n Ut.,.iKlyti h i: M * |lufc|€M1 —^ mi tali Hi g h Nex V..»k T Ilif t f t t lR d IMiIIdtlt !| hla '<o Fopfffy *ce*trocwry • o e R o y yic-ffc**/ * < c t i o e c M u PoWsii, May Cocses prcsious oestay I'CiUMPd J +.CG& .-j ,qw , lOWl AAO lO d f S A M - 'O K U vv |» I.. i'rl. * ,t}t A 9 F 6 iu ? r, F O r illL f I N .a r t .ill 9 iyll 9 111 9 ill i tfhtrr«tm 1 0 . i . t let M ill 1-2 12. d r Vf la ml I ('tllCDifo 3 12 .2F( lltlSlPlt, lira n il* I r h U r tlfit P flt^ tM iiflh 5- lt B r o o k ly n 1-3 {** * tjtiri g tu iif Ht* trui I rtf?pi, KufttjDy fed th a t If -U u Sanfurd-St. P a u l! N<5 deni with Sriiu n lc l w a s icthical t h e r e would no d o u b t »omt* re g u la ti o n * a g a i n s t it. A v « . a n d C o m m e rc ia l S tre e t. Bowling o n M a g n o lia Aw e. . Precinct 2 — Lake Monroe — A. C. L. Depot. Precinct 4 — Paola — Howkes Precinct 5 — Oviedo. — TowU Halt. FOR TRANSPORTATION IN cou» < j r f H is tb fly e y I'aifCki* .Hi. !>trl*jlfld. Precinct 1 — West Sanford Headquarters »* A* c* L Pm»" ii Precinct 3 — East Sanford Alley n * * t to The S a n f o r d B u ic lc C o ., ofternoon for the d istr.ct chain piomhip. T he w inner ori thi* nrttn io o n s lilt witi go to tJiKriajid Wcilituaday for tne sta tic u urnam cnl. W inter Park tabled ante in their half of the l i n t n m l-g a r­ nered „tw o 'm ot* in the tipi I, However, the Feds sm ashed out three Ipl* in Ihe fourth to score three times ami knot the count. The Parker* recorded another in their half of the fourth but the Fed* grabbed the lead in the fifth with a puli'. W inter Paik proved di/C m lt to *lop and a five m u buriug« was produced in toe fifth th a t virtually clinched the contest. Sanford threatened in STANDINGS LedirltTp 41 lJri>t**Hri| Levy *ini yesterday aftermmn I following the Duytopa gam e that ■ in nil priilmhility Bridg W'oubl I taka over bantrilnn’* position In i right field until bis ankle had „ i healed well enough to lesumo his ; ; Speed, and then bo transferred to ‘ re n te r field. Silverman will then lie pluced in right ‘ field. I,evy said that he was wel1 " satisfied with the nhllity of , Silverm an ami th a t the Ht. P etersburg youth had definitely II won himself h position on the ]' club Iwvy further explained that - Ju stice had been signerf to play i i only for a short tim e, nnd that • | T uttle wouhl la; handed the [ second hasp assignm ent in the near future. lly JU LIA N STENSTROM Ci och (loose K rltle*' Seminole Ccloiy Fed* were knocked out of the F ifth District Laaeball Tour­ nam ent Friday afternoon when they fell before the W inter Park Bine by n «co-e of 0 to B at the M un'rtpal Park, W inter *'*r'a, I, win over the Fe rU njfifd in lO f .he Orlando T i g e r . who defeiled W inter Carden Saturday by a fnr Huplun 2»IL. IMtlliiftrhdiBi *«!■ IVf|CIUF|All J*!sriifdliU-l Ht- pt*#l|WM«|, TiMfky’a filtn r* «t. |l*w*|i»Bx f* I tit* «{■r» n l H ew V t if K . I>rIMill UI UhllDflrltlhU. **!♦-%»Ill it& Dt Wfc*111ft ft 11 INTJillV VT*OV A t. I . M M H i H f r r d i t yr . TitMBIu 3-1. ft>r«tu*r 11 A ltilillr \« f» IN fA T ln \ I l M u i l a ir « t r r a ln y . 1 NiiHUVlt « 6 . | ...............I Ktirttt- tnllMj r fit! ull». iUrkliPMlUU-'M «l-7. i m m i d .i A U h iiL i * * i. H u n s ln t f li.im S - 3s !!- a , S i w O r lfim M * lf c MIAMI. Mas It, (Special— Bi twern sea-un* tile Hialeah racing strip |* used as a vegetsble garden After the closing of tbc track in Igtc April for training putpose* the nmnlng surface Is covered with J layer of straw, apd planted In beans and watermelons. Itu ^ K Io-< f« 4 n»,A Mum I*lit. *1 ! Ain ftLI 111111710 f.!l1 Ip lt.rflt nl I * r in * r* L h ti Ilk f ulclil.) N d ^ I i v H It a l A lo lillia 111 let I l f I I'lt u t t f in o n B ii r I S p it n r t f * IS I I * i t i l j e l i t . 11 ,o it;n i( A N I t r a u t ia V «*fit‘M T i» * lr a ir n lr y Mil«,titkf-r 3-*. T»»lrfln 2-1. y-l, Iml Ia mt |MilU K-i, I’olllinbu* 3*1 Ta»*lii|*» Unwvft ij«vu U v I I I e ul t 1n i m n im a nt H * t»la> rtf a t I- al SI)! n* u 1 lu le r Prtfinct 11 — Altamonte Springs — 'OtiHimunity Center. ^Vec/nct 12 - P o ^ t City - k f f l l t o k Packing House. I'recinct 13 — 'Slavia — Sianko’s ‘Sttfre. Precinct 14 — Pern Pack — B arneys it k Tiop. Ptecinct 16 — Hcifr liklte — KetoWlto's �. r - . _ ( -M __ ( M ONDAY. M AY fl, 1946 .THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N F 0 R D F L O R ID A LEGAL NOTICE %o *»i! A ^|L|C»t./ lODMuiA \ YOU DRIVE IT1 FO R P I MP L Y i .Co m p l e x i o n s PHONE 200 Nolyfr H#ol Vwr ,Ov*cUr .* > STRICKLAND MORRISON i r t 'v «* ufttfrt thv* flrlillmip l l< *|t11Y L \ N h K \ l t M «»»*l l h » t *« U itM I lo I r f i t . t r r J»A||| rtMttlU 1*01 U i lhi> I r lt lt P **f 111** K l i ’l t l * 0<*u«. N h i i h * M t iit u t e | C h a | > t e r t, f r i o r O t . i i w it h t h o t* l# rk " f I Hi* I* l i ’ fi lt 1‘t iu r i o f i'*iuiit j ( I'f^riiLi i' GENERAL PAINTING — BRUSH OR SPRAY 1 ----------SIGNS---------- McCl.UNC • KICK SIB EAST SECOND SI. rmj'KiM'Kit w K H N i:.H T M \V A U I * . A D ill N Tills I'lltl'C tT N IN T H I f . IM S cTHJHT J U D IC IA L C lR iV IT TJIK TMM BTATS O P K U W P V a n d P u n ni;M iN tn.K o t s t ip IN ia I'llA N l’ P IIY . iiiOMvri Sr*, a it* cns DC ISSCCiXT MV CPSOUK CsilDKN MSW4WWW2 W uOTcryorc *BuSwnw» FLOYD A. PALMER liWUWG INJJ'WWlWj^COSTtf BNWt.lAWWra.VOU AM. noiicrco na\ w* mxQ wtk U-DRIVE-IT. INC. « ®p tn m 'it i t t o \ 7 Touchton Drug Co, K S M IT H . I * t I V - n it e r M iffn n t. Itn a R a c Y tn w lI* . h i- r rb ) m .r if le d Ih u l m ill '» h*« t ir r n f ile d S lm t B 't r * t * .v e * 1 ) le d I ' ii a r t n> K S J1 T H . s o d H in t y u * 0 . la. J4 tr r> n « r w r it t e n wpip F f .n R f e ||): n r S r M in t h. H ill n f C o m p la in t In • 00 M p m ln r, I I I * 3 rd (1*> U l l , a n d to i k r r a i f l e i d * i m » * . Ir a n y y o u S t v * . HI <>r i*om p>nltit a a r t - Special Arch I 01MK w w w » wn Ovft. ftWONAL U W W Y fOUCY. Sanford Florida Insurance Plus Service” < F O H I' H K M A I . lt la h e re - THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY " fit VMKTUr.V * SYiTNima my ** il 4| Ki Itltrttl. \ L* O l \ IlKItNlHlN. ■f nalii Cirrull IViift Your Ford Dealer' Knows Your Ford llcsl! P H O N E 200 The Sanford Herald r o c * Into more than 3000 homes in San­ ford and Seminole Coun iy. H you have someth! tg to sell or buy you will find that a classi­ fied ad In these columns will iell the most peopbt about It for least money. Phone 118 or bring your ad to The Herald office for quick results. CLASSIFIED RATES 10c 08e 07r flie per line (or one insertion prr line for .1 Insertion* per line foi *ii insertion* per line for Jfi Insertions Minimum rharge 30c Coant 3 words to a, line including phone and address W JE1ISFY cow, Glenn liirhardso.i, Monroe Comer. Phone I ITO-H. IUI) uaeil lawn mower. 1 1 .0 0 100 W. 2nd S t, Phone 1064 J 4 ItOOM house, 2 acres of land. $200 down. GO months at $20 er month. Rt. I t Ho* 141. Ir. J, T. Krtstner. 8 LOT TKr UVe Mut’y .'’si7».~Tr"A. Taylor. IK m ile'on sand road. BALLARD’S feed, groceries, etc. Thone 8G5-J. IL tj. Touchton, 1201 Celery. • lIOLSTFRKD fabrici, tapesTries, Lrocntelles, damasks, tm itation leather ...=■1 di sperf fat rl*a. /srrwngcnient for c a rt­ age !lf work denred. II. S. 8rowp, 2911 N. Orunee ‘Ave„ Orlando. Pin VALENCIA Orange* $2.23 bushel. M. M. Lord, Phone ITUt. PEAT. • d irt, cypres* Pine A**. • ihjkIo. 112 HM1TY G gal. oil cans—PJc each. * . B. Pope Co, WE MA N U ^C T uT lF a-nT rcbT nld Everjrthlni* In Bedding.'* We stock uuslity fu m ilu r:. Cull u* for yoiir-kHMldiug and furniture need*. E c h o l s Bedding and Furniture Co.. 117 W. 1st St:. Phone 1133. EEL hu" tllb*l Truck* or igcr — new, used. 30(i it S t Ph. 101G-J.________ ER oil heater, 3-burner love, wood heater, day averal chairs, double bed irlnga. C. A. Bhrlner, Box CIRCULATING IIEATKRR They’re favailable now and NOW Choose k th< timo to get one. ~ ur big selection of Spark, WANTED oil nun at the Men'* Bit-Ie Da**, First Methodist Churt-li Sunday morning at 10:00 A.M. I’LL BUY yotlr cal, trgurdle** of age nr romllUon. Roy Heel, 300 W 2nd St. WILL pay highest prices for used cur* and also wrecked and burn, cd or old ears for parts. We have a small lot of 12. 16 Ratliff A Sons Phgtie 237-W and 2(1 gunge Shell* now on the P. O Box 1476, Sanford, Fla. wny—nl*n a limited quantity of 22 1 A I!1 HI I XiKS—and in „ few TO BUY small cnttngn with elecday* We util he aide In lake ti h it) A water, some fruit tree ( ra»e of part of your equipment* In tity it water, some fruit trees for nest *en»on. M anlty-I’ogei» and garden InruL' c/o Sanfur-I Hardware Co. Herald Box J. K. K. Sec our pew Bi-ottm rm of IIANII WANTED— PAINTED flllN A W A U K Stun, ley.Roger* Hardware Co, •M A S with experience to tsl iestablished debit in SMiifoi.i F o il SALK—up to ion hag* *imill w riting both w hite and colored new potato?* hngt just dug. full benefit policies.- Car nCcrs$ 1.00 n bag. Chase 4. Company, sary. L iteral contract. Apply 200 Dak Avenue, Sanford. Kla, Box G, c/o Sanford Herald. BEST HAMBURGER sandwich in the County—and STILL 15c— tor soda Fountain at Lanat Itoy Johnson’s Red llam GIRL ey'a Drug Stor*. P art time or j R estaurant. 3 miles South if full lira*. Sanford on HI-wny IT COLORED GIRLS for laundry ! LUNCH SERVED a! the HKD work. Seminole County Louu BARN II to 2 I*. M. I •miple'o dry Co., 811) W. 3ri| St. . rural 50c. Roy want* to *e# you. (Close,! T uesday» MEN AND women (colornll for FRYERS, fresh dressed, avail­ work at C rate Mill. West I3tb able daily. T rndr-Fry Poultry, HI. Adkins & Ailkin* Co., Inc 2205 Jinnfurd Avenue, Phone 024. FIRST class maid, good wag**. SPECIAL Knla Quality Chick*. Call at 301) Magnolia Ave. Hh. Ini. Rol*. Wh. 4 It: Rook*. Wyandotte*. Grade AA. $11.00, l>c*l grade $13.00. le f t over ATTRACTIVE offer for right party as assistan t in grocery sexed $6.00 hundred, life de­ store. Phone 609j . livery guaranteed, p r e p a i d. Poultry Farm 713 S. Howard Ave Tampn, Florida INSURANCE agent wattled for established white tlehll Salary SCARCE ITEMS and commission. W rite Bo* Available imw Steel wind, shellac, 1218, Hanford. - . . ■ aluminum paint—br»t grade, floor paint —all colors, Inferior flat wall paint—all colors and many other itrms. SANFORD PAINT A GLASS CO. * HELP AlITO PAINTING SI.UOMZING IIATTKIIY UIIAHGING MOTOR REPAIRS WELDING SEAT COVERS USED CARS & TRUCKS AI I d P A I N r AND 1(010 YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL I1F. APPRECIATED DR. L. T. DOSS CANDIDATE STATE REPRESENT A 1IV I WORKS ■tip'® * A notH tfl txA M Pti o r NAtuotlb! CAHOurtAOa Ik R tT R tS lH T tD 1 M ouw a ; A n t b o o n w rrv t s T R i m A N D S P t e w a W H IC H L A T E R P lf lA P P t A R A S TH EM QPO W O LD ER « I in iv it Tw w n. tvu . fe a t u r in g • ( i l litmus • I’ll A IdOunn •O ur Own ’ Ijoan Plan s o m e t im e s F A R R E L L 'S F l d e r a l Savings AND S a v in g s Account!* Insured LOAN AJ I OCI ATI ON v OF SLM INOLL C O U N TY Up To sr>,im».«0 2111* Muunolia At emu*— Phone Hill m w 'i" —■'»*' ■ 11 .-f g.—;s - sas. ■ .tr U T - ' t j r t* » 7/A11 the VITAMINS lor all the family j?t y a! lust a FEW PENNIES a DAY ^ IN THE SOUTHEAST More people dunk Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must be... M Bf finrete.\( A F re a h io IM Palmetto Ave. DODGE. • PLV M O U m PARTS AND SEHVICK Phone JOIt AUTOMO bT l e - s^d railistor. re­ paired. W right and Cohen Gar21st A French, I’hont front and, rear, good ilcken runs and coop* for icktnt, all modem with - equipment, 1 room terlgood Improved pasture, COOL room, windows on three sides, private bath. Summer rater, 706 E. tnd 3L_____ 5 ROCM furnl.hed $2800.00 FOR— 1 FORD car, radio, good condiFLOOR SANDING and finishing. Cl tarring anti wax­ tloh. 129.50. 1 BATTERY Radio with short ing. New floors surfaced to per­ wave. $34.60. Fred Myers. 311 fection. Old floors made like new. gas range. $26.00. John on, Monroe Corner, corwllon • • • • • • • you IS MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS SERVICE ____ w » W farms otj East slda. if —SEE WANTED— Lion, •Ivanhoe and Amerl­ in Flame models. L HARDWARE CO. >1 E as t F irst Bb You’ll lie ?$$ Ahead Ijn d clrarrd. dirt moved, mid* built, d raln atr work. dragline, by n r r c o n s t r u c t io n r o . Contact Hoy Johnson a t iha Itrd llam K rsUuranl, . .rtia n r M<i. M. FOR S A L E - GUERNSEY Co-* anil ralf. 0 . Bridge*, (dike Mary. CAURAWAY N O T I C E Veteran. M em ber of the AiiiPiirnn Legion and Velcr I nreign War*# Paid l>v Seminole County Friend* «if JAMKS HENRY TAYLOR erscy ANDREW Kl«*fMi*. I lil* the Strickland ~ Morrison, Inc JUSTICE OF T H E SUPREME COURT ABLE L AWY E R kllAlMtA IV WAHI* |f lr » l IN ELECT k Null***- I k 111*rf'l* g t lf r li lllr t l i;O B J|*r il ill liitnitlrtu i ■** LAWNH mowed with power niower. Phona 7T0-XJ. . CASH buyer* walling for Homo* Grove*. Business property a SO U T H E R N Allmj*. CkrrUlU. Q TOAST/ f l ff**]*>*, OWas** sjurisa RS—Now Is the time t your tractor painted a Paint Shop, 806 W. Sm louse. Good BEMOVAI, OF THE garage. Adult* only. *26.00 per month. J. V. Martin, Rt. 2, H. JAMES GUT AGENCY SHALL apartment for rent. 6 t l 2-ROuW apartm eov lb»7 French Avenue. No p q u or children. HE OUST C A N 'T W A IT FOR, H IS Lost and Found— A whit* femsU left- front leg broken reward for Informatior r to recovery. C..F, God Ire Department. From 203-M«i»ch Building into Their New Office* Located at 113 East Firat Street Black A v a, Orange City, fo r re n t 306 Elm. locations. Also several 114-W. new location has boon selected as a convenience to our customers, tom wo wish to thank^ for making it possible*for us to move into whom ilttodote them. m w and larger' quarters in order to ao GUT AGENCY Bread �TTf f•rTr rf.TTTTTryTTy TfTTTT-TfT *rrrf t u t u * * * * *?tT page <f t <f f TTfTtt t f U »T<TmTT^ MUV< TIIE HANFORD IIRBAM), 8/\NFORD, FLORIDA F io n T U . k ' Lori.. due lo an nb»cr**ed Lt. Byrd Hudson] cliurth vyhifji Luthrr/d hun fuf on j*.*tlm*trd ten years. They ai*<* illwuverej be Jin.l nr. all triad t N a me d Salvation jam! .Lijr feet, t>Jir tf-K wa* nhortar Hu- ulher, Army Leader Here [than X.uMav Vasa, wlin was regarded I If t££t* binI *IUI harmUft, . , tl jayf l l n ^ w h liU tts " i r n fu ll id fra a] U l it il lt fe ta n i4 n c rm arai . . . il yvui d « n tk m wr*J sp fw tilr m j*a 4 atal fu* lA«t« yo *— * * v“ _ M l r P * t Imvra'I rru .M iih iih im p*e* i>i i . on the new Lexington a* n te a ­ H i4* »*«n K h M d u kst p sa a man in the Navy. to r u n s a n d . Make yu*t own fast Mujor Wliorton, whn lavt W nl»\«1 C-et a r < tan <4 1JIMLiA T a U c u U««i y w t dfuffkaf. You rciisat to to n tic u d taa nestlav v’t i commended by Fred fi saiftulet c< dewftfr f-n.1 ( m n ? » « i . It, Wilson at "the Kiwanl* m eet­ T nu rh ln n llrug » u m pati) and ing fo r' hi* fine record with the dftijt store* , everywhere. Salvation Army l'npt here and hin work with KlwtwK left this morning for Latrohe. Mr*. \Vhorion remained on doctor’* order* nt their home Which they re ­ cently purchased In Orange City. U |J f * A r» U fta l h » t S U i H a l im t d T f King’s Bad Temper Bared By Skeleton [ t ia u .i) u A U -C 0 U H T V BECOFD aroo STOCKHOLM, (A‘i liixtaiinn* and mrdiral sxperta whu opened the coffin of Sweden'* great King Ops lav Van* after 884 year* lmli*Ve thev have found out why he had aufh a bad tem per. They found a large cavity In hi* / Z 3 Heal Estate Snlea- -Rentals—Murtgngo Loans \ Dependable Insurance and Bonds \ m i l .itt C ••tint «in I l-.tl* r t Im \ rnt« l • I MtNn»(*l»ili * l .ulill. Phone 960 TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starling Rate 5 days $25.0(1 Residence Contents SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service (O. D. LANDRESH) Phone 1021 Room 4, Florida State Bank Hulding For Representative In Congress F ifth ^ Single or Married Agra 16 - 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid’ while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fot Inte hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weekdays Saturdays «•- 12 JUST GOOD FOOD! S IG N S RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR HOLLER is ffo fc r i^ On Hi-Way 17 Swedish >3 miles south of Snnford RAlltOAD COMMISSIONER / ,/ i o n v |n» the "builder'’ of ninderii .Swe­ den, died in I'CO. A fter ncier.tifir xludie* i f hi* skeleton hud been made, hi* re ­ main* wrre exposed publicly for a Hay in t!pp*ula'* Cathedral. ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN RESTAURANT M Q N P A V ,„M A y Congressional District; V o te F o r O n e JO E H E N D R IC K S DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service X VOTE FOR JOE HE HAS SERVED YOU WELL! SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co. I Paid Political Adv.l Phone 405 TONIGHT •a ican their bet7 primary. It ll aafe to say th a t no name on lt will be more fam iliar to ~ ~ th r vast m a j o r i t y Ilian t h a t of _______ ’■ Jerry W. Carter, \ c a n d id a t* to , succeed himself /fjk on the Railroad ¥ £ SR t J p Commission, for Jerry has been getting acquainted in the by-ways of the state for half a century. Floridans firat knew Jerry Carter as a salesman, ta irr us u fledgling cam paigns lui tlie Democratic iiariy jth eii as hotel commissioner under three governors and more recently as stule railroad Commissioner lor three terms. Jerry, who came to Florida at a boy from lus native Alabama, tecelved little formal schooling. for It fell his lot to help support a widowed mother, l i t peddled WLOF O r la n d o 10:00 P M SPESSARD L HOLLAND U. S. SENATE (Paid tor br Hcmtnole C ounty f r i e n d * of S p rs ta rd llollandl Tuxedo Feeds will mnke your Chickh Grow BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! Get your supply of strong healthy Baby Chick.t from I f fire breaks out in the place you live, rhances are your Imu-ehold fumisliirifrs will I*.- the fuel in suffer. I r t us tell you ill dollar* ami m i l s how little it will cost in have N o rlli A m erica a j-s'y , dependable p ro tectio n L f / ) against such a ducuurag- E jM fW j ini! Ins*. No obligation B. B. Crumley Bunk Building Atlantic National General Insurance company end a dry .goods house. These years drew him In contact with the Democratic leaders of Florida and. after the atate cam palgn of 1918. he was appointed hotel com m issioner-to build up this branch of th e ista te governm rnt. In those years, Commlsaioner C arter helped lay the foundations for the g reat tourist Irude of today, not only by ralsing hotel standards, but also by establishing out-of-state agencirs to Interest people In coming to Florida. Under his regime, the sanitary, building, electrical and plumbing codes for hotels were written and put Into effect, hack into private business for u s years after 1928, Jerry was one of tire pioneers in alrcondlHoning for the South, The call of public life wa* ttrorut. and In 1934 a vacancy occurred on the Florida Railroad Commission a n d C arter w a s elected, lie was made chairm an in 19J7, and In 1931. and again I F A in p o l it ic 1938 he carried $4 out of the 67 counties In the first primary. % Jerry Carter has become gen­ erally recognized as a good ra il­ road commissioner, who has been con&isttnily on the side of prog­ ress and against stifling mono­ poly. Ills name Is a legend in Florida politics. No one has ever doubted th a t he has a genuine love for h it fellow man. and the man who Invented the word "gregaiiouV* must have had Jerry C artfr In mind. Today, three of his famous seven sons have com* back from service during the war, and one of Uirm has made Gainesville his home Recently Jerry and Mrs Carter hag 23 present at a dinner reunion of their sons, the wives and children. T hat Is lire kind of citizenship be believes in. and the results speak for themselves. Jerry' W Carter Is the type of public servant » r want on our railroad commission and unless our guess Is wrong, the voters arc going to put him back there.—Edi­ torial from The Gainesville Sun * ! , A n v r .itT iH i:M r :v r » A CONSTANT REMEMBRANCE Now it the time to plan to havd, your graduation picture m ade by ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER ESSEX STUDIO FRANK’S TAVERN HI-HAT CLUB 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= lll= ll|= lll= I I I E I I I E I I I = I I I E DINE and DA-NCE at the HI-HAT CLUB 4 PIECE MODERN SUITE OPEN EVERY NIGHT Orchestra Every Saturday Night w fj Leaks— Chicken—Barbecue Sadford • DrLand Highway— f o r m e r l y S h o r t ’* C a m p ANNOUNCEMENT 2nd 81. at Sanford Ave, Phone 358 Why Suffer with “ASTHMA” and “HAY FEVEB' TRY’ Asthmanefrin ; |. In now associated w ith tha t| The new and effective *5 inhniatlonal therapy «1 method that han given ] relief ELTON J. MOUGHTQN, JR, and ttatlHiac- gl lion to thousands. U M ONEY R EFU N D | | AGREEMENT . I I 10 Day Trial II Contrn Indications f o r ll the use of this p ro d u clll Is on the label.' H. JAMES GUT AGENCY S. • fJ* 4 \ /PV^ Jf \ As Insurance Solicitor 312 EAST FIRST ST. PHONE 78 Jt / j V f> \ XC.BI ^ CONCRETE PRODUCTS Touchton Drug Co ■i Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed ‘Concrete. ^ Septic Tanks,'Concrete Fence Poet, Well Curbs and Property Markers I VV1 i S g ^ ; \ V. N1 ^vfc; .Viv ' tHilJn * * •* Phlme 1241 Snnford, Florida. *4 » $25950 EASYTERMS A .Home To Stahd the Test of Time Greater hardiness (ability to Withstand all kinds of WMlber) and more handsome appear-• DRIVE Thla handsom e waterfall suit* hi walnut veeaeta with its BUMPER I**!* chestrobe will be an added joy to any homemaker! Suite haa large double bed, Vanity with beautiful plate li e u mirror, vanity bench and the chaatrobe. BUMPER CHECK-UP PHONE 1X7 �V. • .J • .............. ; i- _za U iA M ^ o Hanford iiurald In Unity There Is S trength— gA T o Prelect th# P eare of Mir Worltli T o Promote th« P rogress uf A m erica; T o Produce P rosperity fur Sanford. THE W E A T IIK U lUrtU iluuJi thriiugli U rtliir^ tit ttillt lota. I hutit)rr%Iuriit* and «liunrf\ m jlfriiuw ii and rail* rtrtlJlig. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK Ml — VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA/ ■■■■ n m department ■■ 1 , Unprecedented Cut y Is Recommended by House Committee On Appropriations More Details On Reichbank Told Before Tribunal WASHINGTON, M ay 7 (/P)— The house approprin lions committee has recom? mended an unprecedented slash of nearly 50 p er cent in funds for the In terio r Dc;wrtment. With its recommendation for the fiscal l*yenr which starts on Ju ly 1, the committee dem anded that the departm ent ‘'Place Its house In onlrr." The appropriation* cro u p did not mention tne name of Harold Ickes, who recently quit a* head — of th e Interior'H epnrtm enr. The representative* crltlcite*! what they called Inefficiency anil gross extravagance in certain agencies. They »uid thut the tim e hnd come for the maximum possible , C u rta ilm e n t of expenditure*. v The committee al*n expre»*eil hope th a t under what it called the dynamic leadership of Secre­ tary J. A. Kmc. th e -In terio r liepartm ent would l>e placed nn n more efficient fooling. , The Appropriation* C om m itter recommended $114,000,000 for the Interior OeparUnrnt, u cut of $172,000,000 from budget hurrnii r*linmte*. It’s a rut of $24,OCO.OOO fjnom fund* for the curvrent year. The recommendation "is scheduled for -debate an the llou»c floor tomorrow. Every agency ami bureau of the Department had acme of it* fund* clipped. One which wn» cut most wa* the Southw estern Power A dm inistration — a fav ­ orite agency of House S peaker Sam Rayburn of Texas', Heroinmended fund* for th a t d e p a rt­ ment to tal $3,000,000, compared with a budget estim ate of $23,The largest reduction in term* of money w i, handed opt W .the Reclamation Service. The committee assigned to It4 $72,000,000, against an - estim ate of $160,000,000. In making this slash, the committee pointed out that the Reclamation Service had $136,000,000 in unexpended funds on hand as of Jan. 1. The A p pro­ priations group also explained that m aterials for many con­ struction projects are not nvailqjable a t this time. Miss Schoenemann Died Yesterday In Or l a n d o Hospital Mi»« Agnes Maud Schoenemann. *21, dird in • nn Orlando hospital at H:16 o'clock Monday m ornjng following a short illness. She was Tfjborn March 10, 1026 in Hanford, * attended local schools ami g ra d ­ uated in 1044 from Seminole High School. For the past two year* she had been employed ut the J. C, Penney Store. She is survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoenemann of Sanford; five sisters, Mrs. Andrew Aulin of Oviedo. Mr*. Vic lluwkins of Lake Monroe and Mrs. Portrr l-anilnc, Mr*. W. J. King and Mrs. F-d Lee , ^ f Sanford; one brothar, C harles ’owell o f Sanford, smi several nieces ami nephews. * . . . Funeral . service* for Mis* .Schoenemann will ba held a t 3:30 o'clock Wednesday a f te r ­ noon a t the F.rlcltson Funeral H tpiih'w ith the Rev. J. E. Mc­ Kinley officiating. Interm ent will be in Lake View Cemetery. T Rotarians Plan Boat JTrlp On Wednesday ’ Firemen and police have boon put lo no small inconvenience for some tim e by the burning of palm tree* It ha« been sus­ pected th st tbe«<- tree* bud been set on fire by iiresponsilde youth* cruising uboul in automobiles. The first direct proof of this came lo police yesterday In the report to police .by a resident of the M ayfair lifn. who with his wife wn* returning to the hotel and saw tbiee liny* In a sedan set fire to tbc palm tree*. Sain Lovy of the Sanfotd Kish sml Poultry Market reported to police 'th a t ntxiul a week ago when be parked hi* cai in front of the Hollywood Shop, a Collvertlhle coupe with Inter boy* In it was parked nearby Wheii he came out of the store, he said, the le ft front hull rap of hi* ca r was missing. He also reported th a t last night w hllt he was In the Municipal Rail Park, both rig h t side hub caps were atolen from his 1U37 Ford DeLuxe sedan. Mayo Langston nl»" reported to police the theft of two hub caps from his .Ford winch wi jiutked near the hall pbrk wliil* c was viewing the game The following arrest.* were re ­ porting S aturday: U. lleatly on, u charge by J. II ('handler of issuing a forged che« k, whidh case has been turned over to the county; Josephine Peacock, neifresa charged with straling roceries from the M argaret Ann lure, and th ree negroes, Joshua Ryrd, Joseph M ark and Karl My rick, who w ere arrested for creating a disturbance in the neighborhood o f Thirteenth Street and Park Avenue after midnight and who face .charge* of drunk' ^pness-and disorderly conduct. •R. 0 . Lundqulst of Rout* 2, wa« reported to have been slight­ ly injured late Friday, afternoon when he failed to make the left turn at the Lakefmnt boule­ vard while motoring north on French Avenu# and hi* Hulek automobile, was wrecked when It went over the bulk-head. g .. was rn.de to one covered worker tn Seminole County during the week Of Apr. 29 to Apr. 27. The amount of unemployment o r if f in A Sajo.H in compensation paid throughout tha Wiley Ortfftn. Lake State decreased to $S8JKI60 hum 4*1.712. and the number of cUlm •*- oSnn^who* reowtod -anls receiving payment* to 4.011 OrUfln. wno rrporwxi l from lh# Naval T rain- from B,70t. Claimants for the week ending Apr. 2T touted 3 4 0 men end 1.1*4 women. ' . Nival ' URGES JOHNSON DIES U N D E R ST A N D IN G Churchill, often ■ sharp ciii “ l |U 4 ie the Strousiy wonted proie*t again t 'Jouftdrr *m! leader of the Lhilrli :ii lit* was .»tl- n n t t n l I *• n In ^pital w ith a bullet w ound ill I d ' «h»mMrr h u t M l c unlit ion i* not 1* *1 rvv I to lw» «*r n»u^ It.ilt u n t i l -aid Vhu* In* \w*> told that th»* mrn wpic fiird **rt fnm t. Hiloniqldlt1* ft«*ni the t n i f t a n i r th f in iio * 'ill'll* I l*» a i. rrt t’h r 4 •*!•• IIMil If \%4**s >r :r •1 by thr 1 $■r mi.in \\ Lr li |h 'ink |»f »♦!•*«! -#i1 firs? lh.ll Lr < ( 1\ l*t kfIMM Wlllll Wrt < iW ,1/ 4i F| X .• it 4^1 in hi<* tdHik iihil lis t »uU* bt |i14 4 l.lllll thnt I'e-qd. ll** 4*»| 1kii4‘h at III It w. Dodd *\v riBt«*d No hotly ru*i dr|o ^it *d hi •Id Irefh Mi a lusuk *' Wilson Urges Housewives To Take Advantage Of Canning Opportunity <I n te r n a tio n a l > Election Returns At Herald Office Tonitc Voting wa* about medium to ­ day in th e two Sanford precinct* and up to noort there had l««n 823 vote# east »t the Kn*t Side lnet a t the bowling alley on 110118 Avenue and 334 vo toe cast at the old ACL Depot by E JACKSONVILLE. May 7. — “Out of the iihundanre of Florida’s harvest this Spring," said William L. Wilson, Director of Florida Staio Farm ers’ Mar­ kets today, "there ha* come an unprecedented opportunity for groups nnil indlvl “ ’(dual* to sen ar Sill irplUi dug products. I was struct elith this possibility p sn icu larljr in noting a report from Fort Pierce S tate Farm ers’ Market telling of the availability of ripe tom atoe* ’’’Fort Pierce*Is a m ajor produc­ tion cen ter for tomatoes. How­ ever, the crop i« produced in volume at many other points throughout the .Slate. Tomatoes plcktd for shipm ent to disU nt market* are necessarily Uken from the vines while still green. Those to be marketed locally, or nearby are allowed to sta rt coloring before being picked. The way this works out In actusl practice Is th a t a substantial percenU ee of tomatoes placed on the platform s for ahipmenU are Waal aide residants. Hy £:30 P. M. tha total on the Fait Side had- increased to 727 and on the West side to 473. P re­ cinct clerk* were cf the opinion that most of the new registrants were' voting. * Shortly after ISO o’clock there was a llf h t shower which may have had the effect of.(lowing the vqting somewhat. TbUL vote In 6anford at 2:30 o’clock waa 1.200. 8Urt!ng at 8:00 ‘o'clu.’k this evening, county and aUte election return* will be announced as soon *s received over the Sanford Electric Company's loud riwaker* too ripe for that purpose, and must be disposed of in some In front of Tha Herald office. other manner, or constituU AC tout lots. HERE SOON “A group of Jacksonville wo­ men of all faith*, has recently rtlce of the Social engaged in canning supplies for 1 *ta. Orlando an shipment ' overseas to relieve that ita rrpreeanta- •Urvation conditions. In other v U be tn aanford on May IT communities throughout the Bute, E rnpUirment similar relief I activitlee have t U:M A.M. until 1 00 k variety of mother of assisting In the same goat J 'tm e ■- S 2 & 4 hrnl «»f Klcomh, Ky IIONt lit AIIY <11 \ I It MAN : win* I* »> mint ‘tnw • V'imp • is p*. Miicil oil lit* .urn it K lirr «• rut* f 1*1 in • i |t«*!jltMk ItlilUti M H ciU r1 Alt* :>\. 't IKAt loll 411 Ilk j inti Uux* Imll.l III* i% COIlfl : III,K kMltl I* (i 1..1 1•i» in.* *t *ii 11* • *T *! on li tin. First Anniversary Of Surrender i» n j fil l* t h . it ft!** •* tl.if «ruM,d fnt -•! 'h .- »nm r - I l>. It , !«• $*•- f . J. i t - 'It-* ••• n haw lit i on*! n ... it. '..il . ?1•• ! m<1* 1 Mm , Work •1 ll Mil. i ti-n •I'll ifnng under »lu­ K* . VI ' • 11It, • ii llll p t • nn '1 .1 ll t 4' ( i ..fi-r *1-• ?■111IS tut ■ .lift » d - trite I l l ’s |. fht' 1 lilt •.1 MiMr It or kers Illl.l ?.. I»4 1Miiiill' (hi* I't I'girssive Mittri 1‘lllll■It f<» f»*IM nhr I'MW 1 t.F ii - h •ll It |»li k«’1 hr . It "ie li. 1 . X|*r- III I lat.*1 w il lldtew II %Il4*il 1114 »)*rr- “»%4• miner* iCOIltllM »N, ts» V%*•1V German Prisoners Driiing Jeeps And Working In Depots. Visit Shrine .Services For Mrs. lit ‘ M-T. f t .iflrr M;i) 7. h- —01!ic *i. l.:iter**:un t Mil)1 !f tin' Nii.*i LK. Tew Will Head I lie I ■ I r.'IM 'to h i ll , led Shi'.tt Set For Wednesday ih •!. 4 !<1> Legion Dele^atinn llp.i e.| II I , ■l q. du ie, tly. r today I Ku mi u l . - f •*$ fail the k'tenli—1 iw e nt ol Wot I ifhtn* IM tH --I ti« viin. .In*.I At Legion Parley F o . n p e ha- s ,(I,l|nN ,, I . I * M ir* : I If - , I1% g .\V i‘d« ,v' m r . know n iik S<*tinti*r II i i h k . He w i * fro m Stntifill. K\ Thr u u u n ftJ m a n wan iilr n lif ir .l aw J.«r S h e p - the i lomiunidtttlon* ,,f ih r llii Mail l*nrt\ Anton M u w rt died t-.r tl*h-Anierii mu impilr) lom m ittv. oefote a llrlng .squad high trrn .ill Itefnre be * ,e n e , , on I’ale.-tinr. h im The |r a ,| protest «*»erteil thn' ted Ui a Miiiill Village licnr The the committee'a rpcomnienilatlori* Hague. M u w rl bade tdiewrll lo iii if implemented, will, in the wont- til* intpilMitirsi followers who el Irk m*IM* l») .Hill Mil . f f l i m ) 4»l» 4 * Linilii hi.«|ijtni a t (•*> u <*1*1111 illof t lit- protest, “ inevitably lead to ed their heels and stood at lit Mniiilny 'm in * in iht* utim m lr i city u l u i AI I h* l.<*Khnt 11ul nr«i. will . Im* helil \Vi*ilne«i|ny disturbance of the peace and se­ tent lou. Prench m ithm i! nnoiMiur at 111 in nYI.uk I Muvm' i I. 5J jears old. wa* con- .Vl.f.M.Jf I. K. T«*u, S<*min'»tr Iltt*. iNI'lllllf U th e curity of the Middle Fast.'* m iip fhtlljf, ihrit* \% i*t •• «ht mi* Km l i vtcted on Dec 12 of attcmptliii; to Hu l l S4*li* ..I in <t t urtnr. w ni i! IF Krirt. - mi y • »h Ihe The protest was uddressed to bring Holland tinder foreign ilotn ■ •I iin • ,iimllnl ’* » tint I'tl. rill'll •f •trl«,|?i»t«‘ i p I ' ipmmi I Lt»ii i*. it. It n U I* I! 1 I’TrsIdetn Tiiinmn, Prime Moil*'* • .1 |».1l s*Ii* -if.». Illation lie w.i* ke|g in i»iwet In I Ik r ..M it lull •iriren Attlee, prim e Minister Stalin aiol Adolpli Hitler during the tlirin.oi • til » . * iiit'iin i t lit. | I I'M ... iit tin* to*«i i tiler*. Sard the protest, in pail iKCUputlon of Ibdl.iiid Net her l it, I f M •> • tills** I•. M r May <i t “The House ritul the Inn) peoMlt Queen Wlllo lifitini irpTleil M i IIt'llbill I* t . *u»*k( ,1 $iitit'G* ill wji\ •i\% I h r rn'oni serfs pirn lor rnerry yesleld r a*I I • 111 till mrilniir.«»' vkhich mm at th r *i« ,-*. uf Hi •hi* * H i m till tiluctum of th r ll^ructllr., of ! m* .id*! it i**«i t Ir* li .l I— l It KA I I.S Ito \ | ( | i AimI ppn|i|p and virn* rotinpin ii. X . i t \l • |i \! !. tr. Hit' I. ! , I*.|H W A S 111N t s I ON. May 7 K u» j*l hi (lin k 111" hy Ib»* jo in t 'rn m m ittrr anil 1h« *4.1 in ii ii. \ II (Ol M ► ( President TruiiiHii hu» cieuli*.! * $ -• xiuinst* lii humiliate the A ral''. U t r e n . Mi. h a d S m i s J o h n <!otil ♦iff tn vnni ui;uln ‘th e Ited hr! Slit* I* i t i r v a n l h y *1“ h u s b a n d . XX Pali* » ii * .»f if.mnd i‘ Meanwhile. Iraq Foreign Min emergency board to in vent i get •• field mid Goorgi* Steel.*. A lter- vornliiiital climd w h e n * N a n €*•*•»- i j a n u , the wagi' di»putr U*tMci*n 11 nn* imtr*. naincil w e re \V. IN l ’hop- r i a l t h i ' t a v J . m|| - c r a t i bed lift* | j , k i \ 111 , th e | i n i e»it *. Mr and Uter K. Jannli has told newsmen lines end the Aiilinc P ilo t' A*t h.«t a il'H'tllttrtit m an. Hciiry A W u lr o tt (|n»*! nljfiiatm •* Mr* I iiith H e, one dii«iL'ii(**$ llevthat Iraq hoprs to resume dip «ceielit>n Crviitlott «»f llto 1 • • I’.itnMifiiidi i * (’tit I 'Imrw. \V. Y U|..tl‘ f Ifll l hnstllltles • r l«*\ X »• Pap*. ‘ It. Mill I Irmatic relations with Fram e would serve to pixtjnjnr n th ir il H u M* v l: ti.'irn Mflwn* a n d t i n •if Iteimv with I iik . -I XI • M |i» cned strike Imttly Jnnnli's statem ent bn Vin , • i nn •••Mil I ? ii »1 i XI*.? 11 . given rise to speculation in some n\ *li' |n,t — Inn ul I f halt Xtl Tl* 1 »** • I *i i 1 quarter* that Iraq m ight' sees 'hi* illlll’ it 11■• ♦ Mr hi.'i , Hint h" > (IrtTii Spoke Mori* French support for nn Xrah pi * | I C O M M ISS IO N T O M H T n t 'l I -if It. *» I ut#* pi fine * -II \ P P -ot te*t to t h r United N ation' .S*- | T hr in rrt,nK llf t h r Ito.ird «d | Ih«. fol k I si. Ml. curity ( ouncil u ith regard to ll* I Count\ Cninmtvxionrrn vinl fain 111. » . »• »4 XrsIrrdaN Allurnoon • . . |t.. i linti-h-A m erican lmpJ‘iy rninm t pUrr Wmlnrvlni inmniHE .»f In i«i 4*14*1.1.1 I ' I ' h* 1 t t lie I I i in ■ I X <it r r n 4nr tin t tr«* rrromniemlatlono'clock at tlir* Court lloti-r due t** ir pi «•* i ant. i h*» I, .rtw n u n ONE of t h e find Am erican wive* H ilt Mg" ' • m i l l *r?il*, T i i . i t t i i l . i i * t j i lii l.t *•* \rAlru<|*B d i p lu m n t ir m i t 't o n in th e f ar t Itisl t.slay is a n eircUuii . "'K m i' .I4**■Id4’*| 4»\ 4*r ‘ Jo* I 1 lo a r riv e m Dad N a u h rim O e r - P atib wn« w ithdrnvin w h e n t h r day. Tin- IWm t .1 g r n e n l l v m e r - . t i l l . n r 1 1n • *' •rut ♦' •It**.' HiHifi tn i • i.k .41 M. i r I V . e l no i-4In Is*I V\ X ••*»> •»l nunjr, t o jo in h e r htnb.u xl M r \ C e im n n * o v e r r a n F r a n c e in ll*4n otj tlte l lr - t qvirsilny n | th e m o n th XI I •I ll-tll.g in n«*l • Vi**mir .Hid Lit .^trrrl ui 11 Wit* *1' •414'•| t h a t |h4*.*'V4l Aiva DrookA flnda a happy « t n tm May a, | *• $% i h litilf *ii liU t j t i j i J . s y i4»r thr diK f. n«il> d iv o tc d tt|Hin for foiee inibruce w a i ti n g for her. • Helping to lli.it neti'i liml to In' 111»I-4*41 lit sit 4X hJ4-n.lt*’ illlll tolij of Ihr - 1 11ii I ion of Coinniitiider miosloltm ake t h e r e union m o r e joyful w w Ttiel i IS the rill' "f the lib M*ivlcr as .1 Ik'Utriuiiil in t h ) Hi in v \ W olcott a n d o t h e r of- flown th e newa t h a t h u b b y R ichard h a d ilead a • imrt th a t re- Navi for a y w r tti 11io Pacific J fleer* rwentlv elected. May 2rt, honoird been p r o m o te d from a e n e a n t to im iglil In- ilia tig e d a t th e r e q u e s t colds thut' IJif.it,2 aim'll men h.m area l ie u te n a n t jiiat a few .daya b r f o r e *ftp tiatl \ l.-wsxl ut ttrsl o f tin- iiH'uiiiipg l o m m a m l e r if lil.-il. !••>* -’ii" had Iwelt wntindnl the. l a n d e d a t D rtv n rrlia v m . * n,;in 17I.1MM uiTi* iiuiui drB lrutttnii wroustU w m utftu by 1.IMMI w ere ml»» m l - ,m, „ | tn»* ti„. drstrurl.inn ftcs-r-'itry to th e e v e n t tlm t t 'e d r ic *nd to..... 'bull ith a ! p -i *1 in* greet.it" rf.^*Sgei of the iiiuir, J t* <*aD • .itL w*»iil tlml hr iiinti i%in. m il o lir.l v»,i « Inevitably Lead To Disturbance Of Peace, Security Of Middle East Founder Of Dutch 1 - it \>.i(i•ao imu May 7. up>- Nazi Party Executed P l p J l u n n f k itie n t-iw n T he l ij . q lluu.-.r uf UciltcacnUUVKi I J l e a s a n i olirpristr tu la 111 la)) a d o p t e d unanimously unanim ously THE HAGUE. May 7 The Hub Caps Are Being Stolen From • Cars Throughout City RoUrians are planning on an boatrlde Wo outing afternoon aboard Gene HoumfUat's -Skjlsrt" which will Itave the boat bouse at the Oeteen Bridge prtunptly at 2:00 o'clock. It was announced today by O. W. Spencer, chairman In charge of arrange­ ments. The committee assisting Mr. Compensation Pay ■ are Bsrl Turner. ven One Citizen Andrew currsway. One •the features of the outlncr trill Chairman Carl B. Smith of the LeffleCt com roast, said to the outing, Florida Industrial Commission re­ of the BoUry ports that an unemployment com­ Monday at the Hotel pensation payment totaling I15D0 Mayfsir. liU n ll.se. •K.'tcil the trili iuiU n m*\ n-tiut ulr mi (itin n irttu r titutlt* lit the H?i. h«hank vault* itt K tankf'.rt A n rid nn timi|U fiMiliil m ufT» uf FOLLOWIN'] THE ADOPTION ol thr t**M>lutlo» lor *n Investigation o( Franro M um by .» vote of 10 to 0 CUM* of mi. h viiluahlr* in the at a meeting of the United Nation* Security Council In New York, a live-man ■no. nmmttter » n appointed tri'ih fu rf vmiltw a >i*nr ujf •* to determine whrllier the Franco regime l- a menace to world pence The group will leisirt nick to the 1 •stallill.>u |i. -|,i ml »•• In % •«.1 rt 1 1s4t || from f, •» ni**« lt« MIm I* i» k Council on May 31 Itiusls absUInrd troiii voting Tile probers a ir i | to I ' O u.tr t.m ge Poland. Henri Bonne'. France Prdro VtUo'o. Braill. Pan; Undock Auttralla and llsuMii Sou I'lilu t <liitrrtiatlonali \ .. 1*14*-Idem Kniil I'ii hi 1 »>« ttftl la%ii tria l id bull Kuiik sinl II" till ••f artn n g r •! f»». ih** Rt*h h Youths Believed Strong Protest Adopted By Arabs To Be Causing On Anglo-U. S. Palestine Report Palm Tree Fires Iraq .Measure Says Recommendations Would One* Man Killed And Another Wounded When Miners Are . Fired on from Cars HARLAN. K.v„ May 7 (/P) — A Kiln halt If In tiku out to­ day i n ’n coal mine at Henlihin, (Kv.i kiRiiiK.uite .w an itifrf iiljtfrtft'K ifP'ltast one other. Tlte shootiiiK oecured at it .so-callril in pit ve mine, a mine operated by the in­ ternational H arvester Com­ pany to supply coal for iLs M'KKN'HKIHL May 7. i,l’i ' flu te d State* prose cutor Thonuis He.Ill tidd thr N'uci ubs'rg \Vi|r Crime. Ttihuual today mote ,letail, on li,'s f o i m e i t i n man renn turn Mini dei Wallet Funk. opet arr.t. the TfJuTisfaink. Ili.itl *nid t h a t iindet a r r a t i g ' nte:d w ith H e i n r i c h H i m m l e r , Funk t u r n e d th e lic ir h * h u n k into a huge d.-poiilnr y f .u g i d d - l c c t l l . (pritn vlc*. jewel*, w n t e h r s and othei valunt |p< frn tn ton* a M h i i i t n rniin* victim*. l1ii* Am erican pro«rruuir j»N.» k 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . HOOVER CONSULTS INDIA LEADERS Valuables Removed From Victims* De­ posited In Vaults I f NO. 165 Gun Battle Breaks Out At Harlan. Mine TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES AGAINST FRANCO SPAIN -(61* 4For Interior 0 Associated Press leased Wire -r— Funds Slashed • TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1946 .. . 1.'f I ( | tei,) , new d i s l r ie t ei*momnder, liiir van. Hu* u.» ii.h r I ul i Imv ;i Nur.»»4 ki »iul Ihri.* I* tli.' r»»ll »•* .llinnwliuii-i. dr«crtbr*t the. e f fo r ts uf tiuio t$*«r, the* ■•••n» "f a S \it oiiirf lution* to i*. t thr Unitrd concentrate for the next few n r fm any o t h e r le a sn n . for |H»r«ti*i i* \ j H tatm to s h a r e t h u imfret a n d weeks on canning surplus InrunTw.> new n te m n e rs , Roy j i o h..n........ ' o n aww •i i k . f t» *04. and other products. P articu­ and W illia it Hall, attendei* “their t *'ml AIII. .I form hnd r.iptiir-d flatly edcclartM that he u ? op. I n i o r r t h a n IJMht.iHMi .*f th • | jko n ! t o thLx s h a r i n c nti.i oppose d lar interest attaches to the f i r s t nn e tiiig . linuriN vxh.. f*tll*in **11 t h r LafinriA tmhrrr*&ary l o r r i c u loan* tomato crop just at present be­ uf one Ailult Httli'i in th e i r ties- ; ||,- p o in te d out t h a t now U t h e cause of the scarcity of this U"y | time to le i th e tin a ll salaried m a n product on the canned-goods T o d a y '* v I 11 n r lo t h e r e d off tlte income l a x list, w ith a shelve* of our retail stores, and • « i | * •*h«Milhou*e r a n r , u oil on | 2 <»*» e xem ption fo r single m en. in the fact thnt the tom aloei I l l 1p o r i l ’d I I I l o u n i y was n M a r a ? o the big W.ir 1, 11,1 * 13 000 exem ption tor m a r r ie d are available right now. and will ri'oln w ith tbe s c a r r e d a n d be melt with 1500 «<idUlniul e x e m p ba /ore some wreks to come. Following the receipt of many g r i in c d table w h e re t h e s u r r e m b r u on j 0| t a j p dependent, am assured that the mod­ c u m en t be ante h is to r y . The erate supplies of ripe tomatoes anxious calls at tlte Seminole ilo available' on" th e 'F o rt "l*ie'rce ‘ ouoly Health Unit n* to whether 13 s t r a i g h t harked wooden chnir* _ , , or not there had Itt-en any infan­ • l a n d t h e r e still. Ilk* f o r e v e r n fF a n n e rs’ Market may be tile paialyii* cases reported in r u . i n g w . l n c s w j " f th e T h i r d TWO N eW L c a n iS J O llI pcfcted to increase- suhstan Ktieh bn i m n ppinnirit l n r n r d t«i Ota next few weeks, and par Seminole County, l)r. Frank <*uill. Reich. Ocularly following the movement man, unit director, announced th at tel! which conquerur nn«l w him lhe bulk of the crop to out no such cases hail been reported beaten N m it sal there a year ago. Jo e M osj . who i t ruslsting C ity Over on the wall, in a spot n -S U te destinations. This means to him in the county by physi­ Iea MmI vidlor might ovcrlmik, nrc rT nllona l Director O oase K cttlea that person* or groups wishing cian* During the week ending. April there is n historic hit of paper In t ir g a n ln n g tire City Boftball to a U rt canning could ‘d '- do so at League, revealed to d ay t h a t two once by contacting M. F. W il­ 27, four ra»e* of the diseaso pasted to I he plaster. liams, M snsgrr, F o rt'F ierce SUto were reported tn Hrevard County, 'T h e fruit* of victory arc not ad d itio n al clubs h a d been e n te r e d Farm er* Merkel, who is in posi­ he asserted; alto four in Dniie sw ret to the French today. French In tite c irc u it which brings t h e loop tion to hand such orders tn County and three case* In Hro- civilians make no attem p t to hide up to full s t r e n g th of six team*, Tiie tw o new t e a m # are- th* shippers who have the surplus w ant County. This year in Flor­ th eir rhagrin at # the Sight of tomatoes. Prices may vary some­ ida, 77 cates have l>een reported, German war prisoner* driving Security L u m b e r C o m p a n y " and what from day to day, but should or more than last year, he said. jeep* around without guards and F ra n k 's Ttavern. Already t n th * be moderaU, due to the eatrem e working in armv messes and league a r e t e a m s r e p re s e n tin g perishability of th* product. Thoa* ■tores. In the city where the Haynes a n d W illiam s F u m i t u r * eonUmpUt ing canning, b tt not Naxi arm y a e k n n w Iedged it* Company. Robson S p o r tin g G oods, MINLSTFRH H IT SNAGyet ready,, could Uk* a week or greatest defeat, the citixen of Moss A m u sm e n t C o m p a n y a n d th * Th« Echols M a t tr e s s Fa c tory. two to eompleU preparations, A m ee ting of club m a n t g e r g a n d c .u ’S r m in* — • and still s U rt work in tim e for a practic e session i t sla te d t o n ig h t ______________ ' Mg volume expected toward it said to have hit another snug j ■t t o o o'clock a t t h e L ake f r o n t th* last of May. Millions of In its effort* to tlraw the peace- j Boftbuli Dark C O R R E C T IO N 10. are on aU rvatlon diets time map of Europe. The min­ the world—end rig h t here isters of the U niter State*. Rus­ . T h e H e rald re g re t* an e rro r In Mr H oller revealed t h a t award**' rlca good food item* ar* sia. Britain and France are aabi laying ymterday Hist Mr*. Alice will be m a d e t o H o ta r y Lft hard to locaU. Under to be in complote diiugrrcrnem Amanda fiUwivjKfd at the Morris players for t h e m a r t . valuable, in* >. on W. First Street. She died t>est sp o rtsm a n , a n d th * it eeome that over the questions of Itanube No I’olio Cases Are City Softball S sz iE 5 £ ,* s a a r ilien and fro* src tii to tb* Boa. . '•< .v ■ i.r] * ^ hi thl best iHKsihlc food, m ight well sh o u t,I t-r iiualde t o a p p e a r he re of *uii4*r I* • •R Jf beV own home a t SCI W. First havin g aliown Ut* m e a t v MRCOjg; Loop jlfc- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ec8a54ab06e8ecca0b75fd45b987c240.pdf d9edc3458cdaf5a79ae0811885effb72 PDF Text Text V M TTIE flANFOnn HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PARE TEN i n u n s DAY, kindergarten lave a thor- • The iiorsc originated in C h in s sta rtin g out as un anim al nc largei than n hou>e cat. Birds cannot sec blues or violeta ; te ry well, but the:* sec reds bet* i ter than do human beings. Certified milk wa* y Hr. Henry I- Coil “ounty. New Jersey. Noo* Hjffherl A OIFT f«OM AlACAMA for Ffciidrtit Tinman, " A la U m .'a puic brc« bull calf, b itje-.yn offer ib o rru a t by plane in Washington.7It was dr. scribed as a living u t i i j irlal that Alabama can t b e qaltir as-svell a: collnn. Shown wiili she [-ill fite (I, tor-1.' Ala.; Mas Mcl-aUKlilln.'JRuc Spr mei, Ala Stale p n titlcn t uf the tiiluro illdral r.imFarmers c>f Amet.cn. 1. dhir « uller. tli.vi You'll find auper-birgelnS ga lore on our counters and shelves during the Mammoth Store Wldo Sale, Wa offer you better quality a t lowest prices. Now's the tim e to stock your pantry and save money! A l a ; State . ruliAutu) p ic ld i id of the 4 - 11 dubs id A 'abiu a. La. Kiln Dried Yams Sweet, MIW 3 lbs U. S. Ona Red BUsa Potatoes 4 Lsltnce 2 T>‘ Rutabagas lh 4c California lbs 23c Crt»i»«Kuifcl » r . Van Camp's Baked 34c " lids Carrot* " F la. Green I5c Cabbage S elected I ’nlmtoea JS* ' 2 bch* 19c ** " lb 5c California Snoball Cauliflower Bolter Than S o a p Chef-Boy-Ax-Ded Spaghetti WUUMPACWO COFFEE Fancy Diced CELLO . RO LLS SHOUTING AND SINOINO.-n group of woman Inmatrs tiuil Ihrir del.-mro from a window in the Manitoba provincial )qit, when* »,«<.<• t.i wou.cii rioted In p rntrtt for nunc and better l«ud. Alter u^mu tear u.u in an U n s u r e n ih il attempt to quell tt>c rmlcw. the polkt- withdrew to let tlia Irutc »nd hungry women "cuol 611." tluleriiotfoiud Souadphoto) Fan Heady Stewing tiK^SWARE-THG-WHEAT flnigan'a Typo One Sm oked F ork Sausage '>> 45c Funic Style Shoulder Fork Roast |b 29c Half nr Whole Smoked Shoulders "> 33c Beech-Nut, Heins. Clapps Sir. Baby Chopped Junket Rennet P ow der N. Y. Dressed Long Island G erber's Strained or Chopped T a b le ts DUCKS AStA COUM ATTENDANT IEANS ACIOSI the counsel table id Kings County Court, Brooklyn, If. Y., Iwo (l.lppy) Duroclicr, loqurclous man­ ager nf the D odgrn, listens attentively, He is on trial for syrond degree assault along with special polleeman Joseph Moore (rig h t), charged with striking vettrun Jsmca Christian at Ebbcls Field during n ball game. Between the defendants Is Moore's attorney, . (International) ib 43c Tongues ib 35c Hrltd Set* Beef Boneless Pot Roast lb 3Lc Plate Stew Beef lb 19c Short Ribs . lb 21c Hamburger lb 27< Grade A Cross Cut Shoulder lb 35c ShouM « Chops lb. >38c i . , o *■—1 lb IK IQ/* Breastr CStew Lamb Patties lb Whit* Bolling Bacon -V-’-it* . -A. Juicy Bklnleaa Haddock Fillets 't -I ; , =- j -2 —5- Smoked Fillets From w h e r e I s i t . , . / / J o e M a r s h W hiting Fillets Inwn paper, -Alarrutf Ifle *i«c bark in Clever Corner., ' ea, he rapt Ion. • -A * 7 ,'”". . From wfc&ml ait, that ''alneit" pack* a lot of meaning, Tbour jr.Js of o-irloy* are atill overwar. ,ry* !ng to mike their quarters hontt* *h*‘ h* , U • the IntUe of a house whero .WlUla's quartered . . . . except U>e hoys hav« fivnd It up as muefi as - a « r « . B . f . ftwt mnywa 1 • rth, dtiahiag friendly A . •, £ . M f e M a k e * G lass S p a r k le Windex lb Quick. Easy lb 20-ox 8m. 30c L«*. Sani-Flush 9c 19c lb ■ • . ' V K l V;~V WHEN AVAILABLE tilt o W1IEKAVA.UW.Ui 15c B lu -W h ite box 7 c Far Dlakes A Use rakrica Safe la Water—sa le la Lux qt Utue* While You Wash N e w W h ile M o a tin g lb Reduces D irt D> Nothing Z e ro King Mackerel Steaks . .(j ctO, | 0 jj,f ^ M lj ao i friendly gigs* o f leer, le t's not - .f o r g e t (q 'w rite them often—raI mind them th a t home Is.waiting— end It's *n e t n a -alm ost" -home , e ith e r.. I- hi* Saddles silting by PJUMQUVC Florida Spanish Mackerel ■'-;.r.v- ' THIlfe Wells Is one of many fl.Ua ifalioned oversea* to keep the 1‘eata. Net to forget theta, let me Schoolgirl Complexion So«p Headless Ocean Shrimp W illie Lives in a n “ A lm o st1’ H om e , Grand Sweet • ■., W hole Salt Mullet Z \'f h & r 11c , C h e e z - lt tg pkg 17c Grade A Tongues pkg S un aliln e Clapp's or d e fie r's Dry Smoked Beet 9c Junket Rennet AVAUABLE t 1 qjhff# m m �f In Unity There Is S trength— £ » - » • # * * • - *»'• ■ • ( | _ a r a * *'** ' iV * '# — — ----- — — 1 ■ ■- ■■’T - ■ v ■- r* — -£**■ THE \v ?.ATlII.lt To Protect the P u r e of the World) To Promote the P ro g re ss'o f America; To Produce Prosperity /or Sanford. ® i f B H a n f o r d i f e r a l i S fitlrrril shower, J.id thunderstorms IhU af(rriiunii. tonight amt rdtihiy. i AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Enlablishetl 1908 SA N FO RD . FRIDAY. F L O R ID A . MAY :t. Assori.itetl Press I.eased Wire HUM M l. |(id Demonstration Marines Go Into Action n i T S ' f \ a L •! MarksOpening r Ian I o Go On Strike ofArabstrike Against Alcatraz Convicts Government Clamps Rigid Restrictions On Rail Services * Beginning May 10 WAR SCARS STILL PIT LONDON CHICAGO. May :i </P>— Three* more railroad unions todny threatened to go on strike in a demand for high­ e r wages.. They are the Brotherhood of Lopomotivo Firemen and Engincinen, the ortlef of Railway Con..uctors and the Switchmen's onion of North Africa. Their action today followed the decision of the Qrotiirrhooda of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen to go on strike on. May IB. The three hew unions In the rnlload strike picture are deni Hid­ ing a raise of 11.20 a day on top Of an Increase already ordered by an arbitration board id April. The arbitration buqrd had fixed the warn* hike a t l l 28 a day. T h r three unions said loday that a satisfactory settlement Is not reached, u strike vote will be taken among the rank-and-file members and a strike—as they put It—will “actually occur." This means th a t five operating unions now am ready to strike against the nation's railroads The operating unions are for the men who nitually run an 1 man the trains. Originally the five operating unions and |S non­ operating unions nf clerk", tele­ graphers and yardmen, made a joint demand for higher wages and changes in working rules. After conferences with ilia car­ riers, all the unions except the ALM08T A YEAfl Ah' I Ml tile caphulatlmi oi vnr Nan* in early May, trainm en ami the locomotive en­ 1945, tandem still shows vividly the • «n» el u r years of warfare Al­ gineers. agreed to set tisldc the though much of till- rubble has been clrarrd .iw.i) -mpty holes clearly working rules dispute for the! remind tandonerx of air raids ami n* k. < blists Famed St Paul s time being and !o arb itrate on i C ithedral luckily iitiliarrmxl by Nazi mi-.-i!' - is siirrounded by many wages The Iralnm rn ami en­ rulrw. Ui^ result of enemy atucfcn rnrrird oil early in llir wot i inlerrmimtial) gineer! refused to Join, called a (Iv sllsn rd (la I’agr T s » l f ^ullg- Will Open jHoge for Settling Pending Peace Tuesday Morning I Treaties Fading Rapidly At Paris At 7:00 O’clock United States, Britain, France And Soviet Union Deadlocked Over Numerous Vital Issues At Conference Of Ministers ____ ay PolU will. Open nefit Tuesday morning at Y:00 o'clock and will cose at 7:00 P. M. in balloting for Ihe Democratic prim ary elec­ tion, it wa* announced *'/ by *I*” -r .' k-Mlj |V "HS ■IlllWWIlxwn loyle, attorney for the Hoard -it County Commt«»loner» and O. P. dfermlon, countv clerk, f Competing for the office of I Whereas, the United State-' U nited S ta te , nennlor in the va- | . / Fancy created by the decision of of Ainer'cn i- agsun fnrce'l t<> rrii-h powvi fill «" Tenalor ('luirlen O Andrew* not to run again a ir Polly !to*r llalfi-, -titles seeking |«’ gsiaidi.it tin -' tyranny over the wot Id. mid Henry M. Burch. 1.3* (Ircen and Wheieaa, the young men <-f Spexuard Holland, former govern ( Sanford again are "ffcltng or. heir lives in the nation’s setvJoe llriutrick!, Ineumbentj ia :e, n ml rcMmpetlng for the office of Re Whereas, the in e in " t y of in Congre*! In the i'Aweaentative if' \fth Congrersimtal Dietrlet with those who have given th en ives Is cherished by ull and 'Tom Voe», former air colonel and s nn Inspiration to u , all it) Tommundrr at one time of the these grave days, und Orlando Air llnae. Whereas, their »ervt< o» and - For justice of the supreme ro u rt there are four contenders, sacrifice is nymbnltled *•> the memorial poppy of The \ ti" « Paul I). Barnes, J. L. I^*e. W. R a l e i g h Pettewny and James trait Legion and American l>-lien Auxiliary, now th c r e f '.” Henry Taylor For r a i l r o a d eormnl,»ioii?r I. II. James Gut, Mnyoi «■( 'Group I there are eight entries Ihe City of ‘vanfnid do heirby ron the ballot: Joier.h A. Abram, Saturday, May i. P'4'1 A I>. Akin, Fred W. Brown, Wil- , iroclaim m lie Poppy Day fn the ' u v btir C. Hgog- George A. Iaine, of Sanford, anil urge all riti II. E. Moore. William Morri­ sens to otiecrve the day by so n and A. A. (llam ey) Poston Fritf « t I r a n il For r a i l r o a d rnmmiaalmi commiselonerj, searing the ‘ memorial puppy n honor of the men who died tC roup 2, Je rry W. C arter, C a rr 'or America In the battles of M, Taylor and Joe Willlama are World W ar J and World War i competing. II. F or member of the House nf Representatives from Seminole 11. Jam es Gut, County,' Dr. L. T. Doss, thlroMayor uf Sanford practor, is competing with M. f). -fT-Done) Smith, Incumbent. U F o r county commissioner, C. It. P l a n t e . Incumbent, la opposed by osb B. C. D ahl. • Polling places were announced by Mr. Herndon aa followe, both ufo r the May 7 and May 28 prlTom Vo**, candidate for tho m kriet: United State* House of ReprePrecinct i —W eit Henford—Jllrl aentntWes and only opponent of Scout H eadquarters a t A. C. U Represen la live Joe ilendrirk*, Passenger Depot a t Oak A re. and will apeak Saturday afternoon /Commercial Street. a t , 4:00 o’clock a t the corner of Precinct 3—Ekst Sanford—New Magnolia Avenue and F irst S treet ‘Bowling Alley next to The Senuick Cq., on Magnolia in behalf of hla candidacy. A form er colonel in tho air * Precinct 2—Lako Monroo—A. C. corps, Tom Vo»» served for some tim e a* commander of the Or­ v. ^ J p S l n b f — Paola — Howkoe lando A ir Baaa, J Proclamation Tom V To Speak Saturday Afternoon ' Precinct S—Oviedo—Town Hall. ’ P ro d n t A—Geneva—Community •Center. Preclft;.. . j _ Growers Welcomed Showers Last Night Throe Thousand Hurl Stones At # British Troops Defending Gates To Jerusalem 2 Dead, 12 Injured In Desperate' Try To Lseape From Federal Prison New York City Sees a Quiet May Day Parade J K ill'S \I.KM. May 3, — ( Vl*>— British Troup* armed u ilh tanks and armored cans bare gone into action in the flare-up of Arab violence In Palestine. The Arabs, a h a In g;i i ' u general strik e in p n n I against Jewish ImmiKial'nn, hatllrd the Tommie* In r nwti hoars. They rioted . and hurled s h u n , until they were finally quelled by sin armored rar*. to n tanka and ten troop carriers. SA N I 'U A N t'l S r u . M ay 1 (.•lb— M u l i a r f u m t i a t I ro o p -t w ith t'ciiii'nivi'iiH 'iits l m y e J iiu m lu tl « jiow a t t a c k on tin* I 'l n h a t t l c i l i Hiivict.s o f ’ A ic a h r a it priMMi. 'flu* l.<-nt|ii T i i c c k s c l o s e d in i m l a v w i t h t*x p l o s i v o a till ii.u n l n i e o atlo.H a s c a s u a l t i e s a m o n g ' (hr* p r i s o n g m i i i i - r o s e to tWO. llc.ul , 11.„ ,U ll.pt—*The Met in* • i. . Hj men on Ole ro. k\ i tan • Tl.tti. ,n reinr inem riil. :.I i. c . ails Willi i!o Mitt; ip ,i iipmeut ni .wi-i ulleii *ah.i|H' titirgR, warDm- explosives which can blow up concrete si/iifliiri T ..il. i Hi,- t ■ t... t began .'M il SAt.KM. May .1. M b- A dett:. i tint inn iiy .1.1)00 A ral's in Jei ii-iilein has mat ki d the open­ ing «f u gcneiid A t lib strike ihiuwghi i.t Palestine. I he -UKMl Arniis hurled atones .it iirit’.-h troops in a dcm nnslraon ai the historie Damascus gain. The llritish troop*— ubout do i.l long—stood ready with t’OTomy guns to prevent the Arnha o enlerutg the old eily of - b . i J1pruicb th gain. Die \ i nb tb’int’nKtmUon begun m{ th r Muftijm* L1ii,i|ua, n ft. Th- At iiNM'iut In th e ir Id h* 1*1 Ud- «.!. IP'S u>* hr ti n*v(re f.. tl n \ u Ii hltfhlT run milt re, J dIIIit i f t m fi Hit - •'♦•it i Hr ■ r o n gr 1 \ . i it i« iffil flu* i renut- A *- W Yt>KK C'l I Y IH)| |( F..MAN ♦‘••a .1. ^. mrmlrt fl*» la Hi.it DM.mm imiro fot ti .d m n \ P.vi.ntr I t i r in n iO r w to- »»»•> h tii hmt lx* i i*v|»r« r«t < )n l\ UHHhi ^ MU » Jr \A- hr a lt tiHr.l tu I'ali *lmr .1.'- Itm l J»n , * \i»'i ..I huMKki t,* I hr k*« lift ; I Hi ikit lit all I'iklt"** rrti tu t»* da ..ill l») th r \ r« b tills It vr mniin HI.. The f» 11,MI Mit -ntil \ i ;»Id* will pr«n »m | in . lyMitri- mitimml fore*'* it ml i’t t-|M i r .in m /tin* Inr «!c* ft»UM* m unlri In rr»uitir (h r up* riwuir* U1 it» t fitmli 1 -nviii!! Srcn?lury Ur* Building Permits Total $87,425 In Month Of April (Imtii jw --*,11*f in bin Jiu(uinnji it limit lit iw iniirh Ill'll* Hi** Hi* Itin] Stiiii* a ill jjivp Britain in ud* rntrtnt -ring the Pjilm tin r man. iaI.c || i *Vi. xe *... 11ft* 11ft 1l* t! Ml n t r a i*—i f t p * »t1*4 «« f**rlini’ ibftt r<**« tu tlf ’hti \> .» I yds* T rii i h r n u l till t’k’Il bhirk Wh rrf** Mil* d ie ■Hi i r r b t L.n: TbtUlY !t ■j* ll i r w* II *A - 111» viiiim \ K l*l‘ dll ' • ’ It:i Ga* ' l1 W ll • . X * | i ., I- .d r r * ! hrv m»'Tr ,u fl: ■■t-J *r ii I I*' i ■* k .l i t ! ( F in n r ■ t? 1- - SIGNING PMILIITINK TRADR HILL All Hut $r>,77fi.OO i*ermitsIssued Dur-* P* « {'■* IS!*• Id :. Wil‘. IP Frill t»* - *i) Hlrri . a hi • %rfi L« ’1n|ftTa by thr . c-|liVUt Hour rt’Tl{sY. in ,» hat Hr tall till bur •>|lr aerr ^ -lit•lrQ A pi L• lHr,i ' 11m"Ft 1H 1f* •'( nut ihM -lili firr• It 4 , T hrrr ll tr I* (’f!; ur m 'Hr hv ■ arr ft 1 k-fft ] i Inti ontUfeiLtliLy in th# muU«p hImj ild In* ittumin' i by the tlnffeif'' N«in f f F irst lifiti' In N Yur k , it *|mikr^mun fo H iib lm y ;If f 'l- t. « Ph *mt* ileii’j ,it ion 1n i hr I N SiH iir it. ,r .inn - ,f ,,f * mmril **iiii| tin- u m tlrr miff* 1 'Gill il«it l , t 111- I I t - l I •■ii-ilv !*#• prr<rntril to the y«iuiu it t |if H i*v h m th Ihitu'un •*fi ifr u iim b th a t th r l*f» lra tb ir ’ iispev'tnt. i" it d i" m g - t i " itm itm n ih r r a te n ii peace in h f the niooth only Mobile KaaI. 'll its Wlls Issued, However, the to tal of I PARIS, M u y 3, M l The ]m perm its tasuod iluruing foreign ministers of Britain, sere mot ■- than III tim. France, Russia and the t nit.-d iu i m il f •*! iill S tates a re at loggerhead *\i' It* 1 WIll’ll f A j*. .1 so many issues lh at h"to| un i r b j Ini i M i fijv •ettling any of tin' pe-idf uribtii* t , i Ml I ' f tilM Mi • - I ni tinn T M u !!.* k F uropean peace tr e a tt r i- tnili , Must uf t l. r , i , . * |>« l■t 'tie past tw>, and a in, f xsu ril fu 1 . .rii t I 1 i, inpidly The only h "|" "f ... • has made Iter home u i'h ntim rs. im hlthriir Iiuitw* pltshing anything now i --»iil i . itingr nn some unejip'-<'ti,i ... Mi and Mrs K Stone* iph' • k it. 1' ll>l u l ni I7n Sanford Avenue, da t ily ii»t cessions from Russia lot i la lice The United S ta l ls , also, •' eaiiy this morning nt a lia'ni v stmnling pat o n , y in Ioils Im- hospital a f t e r an illness 3f one Immc* or for hpiltliiig repnii Real evlali' cimlimies aelive, f , p o ria n t point*. ‘A reipiest for ,t and a half year*, lie lule.d ntrtjot deal being it • I , revision of present-day arm istice She was born at B randywine t hi ', ftlerm s flo m Secretary "f S late Delaware on Sept. 7. IH07 Fin 4n ito tln crm eu t by K d w n ril F nfI n 1'll* * J a m e s Byrnes has lieen inter- n rmmher of y ears she lived ii realtor, of the ■1 , 1 ,1 'O' * Rose I 'oun \pntlm i-"! p itte d os indicating n contttiii*d ‘ St P etersburg where she was deadlock over ttenty lei on. mrmlier o£ the F irst Melh,Mti, I ' npforil ........... b\ I n ut 1 i i «« . — Byrnes is asking for n iin i- ti" ' t'huirli. .she is survived by a Williams olo. i- ."■» •still Idrl | ' 1*1 1 II •» *. r provisions th at might m - u i brother. William B Bulluek "f ■»t (he D .it' ’ i Naval \ll tiun fi ..in I ,t ■-t ) ,uiIt tll'I. V%' t • R g i e a t a r stahlily al'ron'I. iiut West Inglewood, New Jersey of these have bumped lot" **•d ' The rem ains will be sent |.. in turn i- l iiiltnig ,i in \t i I* opriositinn flom Great Itiitaii^ , r S ' Pelerslniig on Monday h i i i r t Young ni. I Itilssiii has taken an equally "I and interm ent will I* mad' uns will milk.- I" i"*"*. firm stand against the Aoiettcns * 1 Hoyal Fnlm t emetery at Si apartment* win-" lo- ir-civv M disthatgc finti! tile V n> plan for a four-rmwer mutual ’etersbburg on Tuesday. Lane said assistance part to keep Germany Mrs. Hullock Died Farly This Morning from re-arm ing for at lea-t years. Informal discussions were re ­ sorted to yesterday — in the hope of d e a lin g the almonpherr. The results have been termed no more decisive than the format sessions. Russia Is continuing to demand reparations from "Italy, In face of an American plea to take Italian ability to pay ml" consideration first. McAnwhllc, today's agenda was topped by n proposal to revise the ltallan-Yugoslav border. The Italian prem ier — Aicidc De Ga*peri — arrived In i’aris and was expected to appear before the m inisters, Yugoslavia had two deputy prime ministers and a foreign m inister ready tu state th a t nation's case. In apite of the difficulties being encountered — however — Hrltlsh, American and -French delegates are clinging to a faint hope th a t the conference still may be saved from breaking up a* a failure. In th a t regard, ia la said th at thoee three nation* are not far a p a rt In their Versions of how the ltallan-Y ugoslav issue should be handled. The Italian premier la aaid to be optimistic about favorable action on the frontier. ftricinct 8 — Golden rod — Cora r.ven If ball players and fana LOCAL FIRE Building. did not welcoma the ahower th a t Inct 9 — Longwopd — Town started a t about 9 :0 0 o'clock Firem en, who were recalled Thursday . - evening, did. —■ j w t n r : growers 'W T 's lI ' OlHt Mary—G ita- The rainfall was accompanied by yesterday afternoon to extinguish more flam es In the piles of Store. a minor elK trlcal disturbance. ■mouldering, hay, grain, and ' 11—Altamonte Total rainfall during tha night d i r t s pulp a t tha Seminole Feed itr Canter. waa .82 inch in Rgnford a t com­ Company W arehouse', which 12—Foreit CUy— Foa- p are d , to a total o f-o n ly .90 of destroyed by fire opiundetermined Paeklng Hmuc. an Inch In April, according to origin Thursday morning, again inrt IS — Slavta — Stanko’a B. F. P. W hltner, weatherman. NorN wera called this afternoon at mal rainfall hera for April D 1 1:47 o’clock to work on tha firs ' * Precinct 14—Fora P ark—Baj- 2.21 lnehea£3n»a « r a in ; to prevent it from spreading. J. A. liigei- • now living " Winter I*nik* i* | mj»i li.i im: •*'* L a n g l e y A(iitf liiii’fit-t «n I'un Avenue hutweun Sixth ami H«v enth Hr ill m«vr h»*i * with his family MMitt. .Mr. I.iiui’ "Aid. T hr purrhnnr Im Horn* llir LEGION' TO MKKT Post No. r.:i of llm American Legion will hold them regularly i>rhedutrd business mtjrting Mon­ day night a t the Legion Hut on the ‘laikrfron t. The m eeting will get underw ay a t k;00 o'clock. t C o u llu n t 4 lift f 'B B f Ily WILLARD CONNOLLY During the wnr period th personnel of Sanford banks, asid from a f«w executives was pre dominantly feminine. Now, th hanks are employing return*veterans and the girls - well thay are m arrying veterana although a number of 'attra ctiv . single ones are still employed. An Instance la tha resignatior recently of the form er cashier of the Florida S tate Hank, the former Mia* Doris Hall, who Wednesday- evening became th r bride of Charles Evans Spencer, veteran Now the bank is em ploying twveterans under the 0.1. Hill of Right*, to liecoma bank officers. They are Vincent Peel formerly of ifelbourne, and Wltlia Peacok of Eastm an, Ga. Both are singla. Mr, Peal aarved 38 m onths In Ihe Arm y as a sergeant, and is a form er atto rney and municipal jmige^tn Melbourne, l i t is a memtha Sanford Ju n io r C ham ­ ber. of Commerce and of the Methodist Church. Mr. Peacok, whoaa fath er la a large grower In Georgia, received alx battle ■ ta n for hla Navy service s« Seaman M /e w ith a destroy*-' in acUaM a t U m j I wo Jtai*. Guam. a n u *m l> e r n f thr It iip t in t • I n i n ii ti atn 3? • I _i 111 i ii> r h t I ifii? n} *lit* i 4ill tie M »^. M ih h f t l Cllll* ’»|Hifi‘ " * r d Jin iitir w n r b»tl:*v ib I I - I . I ti* tin* i n t 'i 'l - Hid of llif Junior ChnmliOr of ! MuHt t*r k. -.-i|wrv1.Mir of nit. Comincrcii, ! A uiriitu ut Ifer vnritiut itiy uf lists i . u u u 4 bill, I.Ilium. f t llir trains wi\\ hr At the Sanford A tlantic N»^• ! “ T . . " r../" .1.1*"1 am i i m t i rt ! s*i4!?, t#\ M a n u a l t U**ft tonal Hank theie aie three ! FLMI.Ni | t. HR.II if ****1. World WarII veteriinntrttiidnytMl: ! H. I Miirjin, |»ntnum!t AI^x tr r of Ihr L huiA Irjitfur, Henry Wolcott, comma infer. by R- J"bn.-»n. J. It. Ibml. * I - Lct- und by t.i urt:« A. Sju r r of th* recent election, of rnm pbcll- \ " r '*. -Melvin \ , \ \ ilkin-. Rotmy bat-'iu it wits nimuuiutNl Loosing Post B.'l of tile American lew. Miss Jessie Dut.lrti, Me*, by Kmc I t*‘u < t>*lr Hhiiim') , wf* t leg io n , Roy W right, fo rm e r1Effi? DunU-n. Mrs. Hilda Wray, iitldi‘*l that tuk«U fur the gam**teller, who during his Naval s e r - ! Mr* Lucy Smith. Miss latum wi»uld Int aMilIrtblf frotn Hun mfl Chittenden, Mr*. Elniinu llishee, Rotary nirml>i*in, aU o from mi’insaa s^ian his ship was lorpclor.l Mrs. Nellie Coleman, Mrs. Eliza* ‘ born of the teams. by a German Submarine, and lieth Lynrh. Miss Ethel Rise--. R._ M. Sturilevunt, veteran of Mrs. M n> KOrT. Mrs. Gladys A. World War I In tho Navy and Smith, Mi** Rebecca Stevens, Miss I I tinf In tird (tn I ' l f r T n « | of World War II with tho U. 8 Coast Guard service. Mr. Wolcott served In the Army ACCIDENT Police patrolm en It. 1.- Gilyard 1 Atr Corps and was slaliunnl nt Bednibuugh nnrrowly . P.F'.C. Janie, R. Lloyd, son nf Miami Beach, Shepjhrd Field, amid C. Taxaa, and Jefferson Mo, He is , escaped injury u t 7;2n o'chjck Mr. arid Mrs, J. A, Lloyd of m arried and u mcmlier of the this morning when Police F ar Route t. Box I2fi, lip s been dlsMethodist Church. Roy W right 29, a Ford sedan th a t Ims been charged from the United States three years and eight In service for some lime, sudden­ Army. Lloyd was a member of _ In the Navy. He is single, ly swerved out of their control the 45Gth Parachute Field A rtil­ Mr, turdevant was stationed 2.1 while proceeding at 20 miles an lery Battalion of the tt'Jml A ir­ on Lakeshora borne Division. with the Coast Uuard at hour eastw ard Lloyd weal's the European 8L Augustine and It) months at Boulevard and stru ck the southBuckiport, H. C. He is married west corner of the concrete Theater of Operations ribbon and a member of the M ethodist, bridge at Mill Creek, damaging with two bronze battle partition-' Church and-of the American Le- the right wheel, tire, fender. tiori star* and the bronze arrow ­ headlight and front of the car. head award, the American T h-s -The swetvc- was hri'erc'l bi te r Riblxii). the Victory Mcdrl Ingley, president, and Bob Deana, assistant a n t cashle cashier of hav* resulted, arc^nlln* to poll*" and the Good Conduct Meda\ record, from either a blown oOt Lloyd ip en t seven month* over tha- hank, a ro veterans of j seas. W a rt - - id.' ,.!• f ------------, u » tiro or a locked steering wheel, ii v , *r. gs .. . ....— u-iinl ttum* idmitfinpr I ' K Y " M i' tu-tinv ..f by nf In|l-„'l*-l - '■ ' tl-f I J- M* ilMill HtMItll 11ti laI ril f lit* t‘fiu v «*i ,su|it. j \V Inuturi, »|»* I»iv1111111«111if ii f 111r ft *-11**vvj11if in * L inii •-jMiii ■*-*•'11 *I ■ J n n i i i r Itu^rtijill Iktil 1«,I r 11*I **** Vi iijr niit*1v : j |J m It ill ii L<s*UlHr. :11 I !**it Wi t h 1Im- Alt Th. (llayf til vtitrirf. (L tn tl t r - n r i l i l / u j i p i \ i **r tif il liif liit' iiitlit*' I hI mh I iuii .Mrk. Kntai I'rl- vt pu|n?r- Htii) i* **»td V||.|^i | i *tf t h r Rut ill > |Mll f i k iiu a , n ilefeni*tinp! ( ’h u r r i i * V ' A" ' - 1: I n luis**- III.- 1!n r i f ll ruin . 1 'A I I n f U jil t - d k n - -1 4 * ,4 i t » e.t*T * ti '.hi Lf t h»* W r i l lt r Ivlin 1-it* IU|, III**.. it n* R | j ’ i l b . " • 1 u**l at -n im llil> « •• k* '1 l\ t i l v' " i 1 .It f . n t i i'i| 111 eki It i*u»n I* M hi ttlm li Him*- f»v !• inmtisf • It. nil t h r b'l-H I viill It*1 | sIh > d-vL I-i-l v%i*-rii T o j o — VV|| I in' ru b - i*mI A ll1 Simr . nf t i n I., ;■1 H r fr ■ ruhuii hi a i r i il W b im i James R. Lloyd Gets Disehurtfe from Army i Slannud On Head Diiriim Tribunal S oession T n jn ju tin \t — ■■ • ‘ Yj i • ' • I'lul pim.t -| inn * \ ml* r f hi •a 1 T1 1' •-■ :* 1'. ‘ : , , *'! IU. Ii I" |» f<« Mil III II <l‘tifixtiHdl ‘ , M. School OHicials Bions .Make Plans For Hall Game And Teachers Are I'L l|i= f;,r ,i tfmibl bill I lanu: i* MnimiiJ (iiven Assignments flMtll I'ill,ill I'll* k mi lu t i) Banks Hiring Veterans To Replace Recently Married Feminine Personnel 1 HUMAN * lull .it ,1 VVr. H VP M til IIJ liiiriL w j f i Hi iti I* <u n Cut U« 11 IVllll.1 1|U>t* * ... • '• --------— .. ■-■<* tin In drive tobfi* i the ftk a w a o'- iti Hu* on tv Shumel uHo lo n ii -iViTi*’ - ’'** w Mf Ii nit l iiiv w a t r 'i V if lui*’- f'um i'* J , .iK L » i- h Huil la f tru -** ' •Still I tiu! tj*uff-r-itn !-f VYlub- G-efOto )i"t) fru ii* th»* ei»u.!tn»il«i. h« k '‘li­ ed o f f In - -hu4*s The «*Vet*e»m*m * wHil*’ ilerh^ droned thruuu* ’h - len'**' ” ifidietrnk^nt* c* IhkH Un*fb»h and Japant.^v, tikuwa — who once was an official uf the Houth Manchurinti railway was grin ning its he leaned forwaril to slap Tojo on hi, i!"*e!\ «hi*ve>l pate. The .lim it echo*. I through the courtroom, crowded with sober-f in a l officials and xpertalor*. The reason fur the o utburst, was not Immediately evident. Some observer, hav'e taken It as nn attem pt by Okowa tn indicata lhat be is not mentally sound. Others said the gesture remeil like a playful one. The day's session — m arking tb« inaugural meeting of th a iiitrrnullnual tribunal — wenF in-' to recess, with a continued read­ ing of the bulky indictm ent slated for tomorrow When th a t t a i l h a, been completed, th*defendant* will bo put to " t e * The cspeetaUon them- will claim they are not guilty. .* f �THE SANFORD HERAliDpSANFORD; FLORIDA • Building Permits L Total $87,425 In •Month Of April (, ‘ p fit C w a lla a ** F r a .a I ' l a a naa Langlcv estate, F, W. tender, traitor, today j? announced that B. f.. Cdwan, local 3 m ifchant, who la promoting the | building of a number of homia fo r veterans at Magnolia Heights, _ feV baa purchased for 1*1,1,00 the ; brick and rorrugated iron buildt'. c Ing formerly occupied by the C i 3 ’ Price Materials firm , located on W f«t F irst S treet n rar Hally Avenue. Mr. Cowan j* putting In machinery for the practising of lim ber am) expects to employ ahout 15 men for thi* work, he raid. An insulntion making com* puny which was to h nvt occupied the building, abandoned the deal when their chief engineer died, Mr. Bender revealed. K n y m o n d Ball, realtor, an­ nounced that there la much nett* vlty In Sanford and all over the county in purchase of homey. Many r f the purchaser*, he said, J , - * . ! * * » * « V '- e e .V l* * J M lllll! ff More Railroad Unions Plan To Go On Srike O aallsare I ' m l*aar »aa. strik e and had their dispute c a r­ ried to an emergency fact-finding board appointed by President Tru­ man. _ Meanwhile the government has clamped rigid restriction ' ' is on the nation's tail mail service.' The of­ fice of defense transportation has Virtually banned all hot the most vital freight shipments « c j .tax decreed a 2S percent cut In pas­ senger services on roods using e p a l-burning locomotives- The lira’ tie OUT decree hns resulted from the nettle iurl situation created by the 3.1-yror-old strike of 400,000 AF .o f S, sort coal miners. i The curbs on railroad service become effective on May 10—one ill III I I I I ■HIG HWAY TOLL WASHINGTON, May 3. (4*)— President Trum an hs* called fo r a nation-wide ilrlvc to reducu the number of fatal accidents on the highways. D uring the first three months of th e year, Mr. Trum an said, more th an 8,000 ‘ men, women and children died in automobile nr'chlm t- I f s ail aura Iraaa P a s t n* r) tL arh aru Kuprccht, M iss'O lllg R, W hittle, Mira Edna Chittenden,’ i George MrClolInnti, •i VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL WASHINGTON, May .1, (4*>j Mr*. May B. Maxwell, Mrs. ,UNIIRA Director gkneral Fiorello Glodya 8. Hall, L« Guartlla has declarer! he ran not fr-ftl people on stntlsttek n n l ! sa Kfobd ju n io r ,m o ii pap r w h ea t Ij » G uardian state8CIIOOL . inent w»* made afte r i h e. was , R. E. True”, principal, Kdwaitl given a rrp o rt showing no-called Marshall,. Mis* K lx sb rth Whig"availabilities." Tho UNRIIA chief ham, Mr*. Oeovgena llnmil. Mrs. pointed out th a t in April, A pril, the 1 Prances Stipe. Mr#., Georgia M. agency was-allocated 450,000 tons H arris, Mrs. Virginia fijrnay, of wheat, but th a t only 330,00(1 M|aa Adelaide Richter, Mr*. Klirat o n s were delivered. belh Eaton, Mr*. Aaahcl Firming. SANFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL . & Steele, principal, Mrs. Lrm* Flynl, Mr*. Gertrude I’nge, Mis* Lucille Campbell Mr*. Sybil Rnuth, Mr*. Lillian Horner, Mu. M argaret Goli, Mrs. I^tulse Cren­ A SUBVIVO* of tho destroyer escort Solar, EM J /c Henry Bromclkamp, shaw, T, M. Dull Ison, ECUTHSJDE PRIMARY SCHOOL hls head bandaged, puts thro M r*. Velma Mitchell, principal, call to hls family in Ohio, t (hem that he It alive. The thi;Ip. un­ M rs. Je tsia Tlu* *eilr M r*. Curm rto Ray, M r*. N a n c y Riock. M r*. failin g ammunition at Earle, N. J , C h lo rls Davis. M is * M a ry F,. R o­ was wrecked In a scrips of explo­ binson, Sirs, I,illy F. Slilribulser, sions. (International Joundpholo) ;nAf[*uit^v*ronc. [piece sun-doit w ith a de- b y n ip e d 1 ^ 3 . 9 8 Roo)(Y>m netft:otlon,‘ E om elitrip ea/jaom e; print*?and all un-fussy cnough'^forJfplsfWgnd I g o r tite T a fp 1 2 . 9 8 DIIOSaHdUntlort ^aV^tleiteato^sng GIRLS^SUCKS uilored, with fljr-»ide clos- M rs. K lo ls AVilkins, M rs. Bobble Goff, M is s /illuh Welsh. M iss Ern estin e W eslphsl, M iss ftiyth Hale. M rs. M ad nlyn Scull, M ist Annl* Staley. Wnmla Wells, Thompson, Mi*. Virginia Mist Lol* Ituddcll, Mima Iaiu Anderson, Mrs. l-ucilo I.s n o ; f t , c u t ny* t h e c o i .'Nt v M lN w t.t; U I H ' N T Y , Mr#. Kathryn B ." Walker. '- FHUDl iDt iED. A H. K IN IT J O IIA f K CIIULUOTA SCHOOL Mr*. Ruth Dalbo. GKNKVA SCHOOL W. L. Si eg, principal, Miss Mabel Chapman, Mrs. Mayme Milage, E. S. Dougins. Mr*. Am LAKE 'SIONROK SCHOOL Mr*. J ; u l i M. G rantham , Mrg. EMsabeth ' Rurhprutn, Mrs. Thelma ___ __ .W ILSb N S C H O o L - - ' — Paola W .^ lartfp y . Mrs. June A. Whit Mrs, Pearl Bates, principal, ten, Mr*. E sther Rndabeiigh. Mr* Mertle Ijirgent, Sir*. Goldie M Mr*. Buth Pearson, Mrs. Bertha Hcughton, Mr*. Carrie Schley, AUTO OUTPUT DETROIT. May 3, LIT— Your Mr*. Mild m l Tlllls, Mrs. Edna M. charier* of buying a new cip-. in­ Vest. , creased ju st a fraction this wgek. Total output for the current week OVIEDO SCHOOL W. A. Teague, principal, Mr*. U estim ated at (I7,ftg5 n k u en g rr care and trpeks, according to a ■urvey (W ard* Auiuniutiv,> Be o rtsl of auto factories in the foiled Slhte* unit Canada. The week* total I* a new high for the postw ar reconversion period. But it'* still far below the pre­ war output. Total production in a corresponding week In 1U4I was nearly double. E □ IN FA N TS' - D f t t S i l S D W h < « l« FON to o LIRS tailored or ruffled In gay stripe*. “ slipover 4 . 9 1 Mfle*, ill trobl * tl INFANTS’ KANNiTS, sal in'bound; kiddle seam*, plastic film, m oistureprool, )fg 4 Rj designs, plnk^bltte. FIAIIUDA □ FIAT1 AND MUD SIT, U. 5 . SE N A T E fv rm ln o l* C s s n ly F rien d s ef H p e au rd H o i lan d FINE NOW, FLA. ANKS RETONGA u H u m p h re y S ay* S h e dvecl O n § o I \ D i e t A n d IN T H K N A H K ( ip T H K , H T A T K F 1 ,0 I I I D i ; T O M A It r B. H T K V K N H . r / o Mr. and M rs. Ix .c t* o f ell Doom ed "he Rest o i ll.. Vr»#»f, t M ill 8U m I, (Vanvlllr. M uiK our F u u a ts .- I'e n n s y lv *n la . v n t- a id : H K M K hv in >«H a n d E D It, ap pear to I he b ill of cornp la in t fjD d ..x u lllr i t o * 111 (be C l r r u l l ‘ ‘our I. N in th . J u d n s il C ir ­ c u it. Ill and fu r pent I nb I * C uu nly. Il o t b l a . In ■the rose o f Jcrpas K H t c v .il. l'la i u d f f , t*. Jtary lb HtaVrui*. ilr f.iu tb m , w h e re in the r e ­ lie f ru iia h l la illV urc*. nh June 3, I M * . a r u l* ,la * n f .lh lp C o u rl, sad fa ll ) a u o » l. heacMi a H w r ts p r r n ttfr .a u l it t n l t i r j a g a in .I yoU. and l i t . r i m s p i w m l - e i ita lic I T IK P E R T H R J ! O IID E IlK D th a t (Ilia o rd e r b * pu lillahail unre a week fo r fo u r ctitu c cu ltva w eeks In T h e Hanford lle rn b l,I. "* — — nrwan a p a r o f K r.nrnU c irru liladrtn. P u b ' I ' . n*<] In H a n fn til Hem ln,nl* C u u n ly , "1 sullcred so much dUtrens from Indigestion and felt, so Weakened th a t sometimes I coaid hardly walk, and I * u beginning to think I was doomed to suffer the rest of V«H gfif! f l f h tif t n a tin* hfFFby RotirM rtnil r«|u»r#«| jjjo pre^enL my day*. T he relief Betonga gave uny rlulm" »iw* (Irtfiftiidi wWcl» m e was ono of the hspplesl *ur| full, nr fllltitr iff >uuT mm hitr* lses of my life," giutefuliy states f lsu in p i l l i f t - trtlc n f It. nu A rthur Humphrey, respected CH ATM AN, d r t Painfwi, t«(# u f HalU Mrs. Arthur ilnm phrry housewife of S1&. May 3 t , JaiKtou* "Tjr m r f f VIUP. Fla. 14111; Humphrey was or** 1 —f. Itt iM K A N D O U D E flE D aIt f t . n fo r i Hctnlnnl* County, FloridiS. Ih la IglnaUy from CXtffce County, a * . petite returned and I now eat any­ fn d d a y n l Wav IM S , thing I want without suffering a f­ O. I* H ltltN D O N *. terwards. I get sound riccp and C l e r k . C l r r u l l Cnlirt, feel strong xgaln. I don't need ‘ S e n lm i'r t b in n ly . I (C T C T HEAD* harsh Isxstlvea now. Belong* (P tt b )lr h - M » 3 - l a - ; : 4 : brought me such happy relief 1 to breathe. T he least unexpected can never praise It enough." nolie would upset me. 1 had to M r r n i t T o AI’FF IH Betupja Is Intended to rellevt , TU; ANDhRW J. MAHVF.r. «nC tik e strong Isrlttfea , and the little dutrre* due t o Insufficient flow of -------- IIAItVKV.- hi* wire. If m*r'rled who.*- naiiitfhc* I* unknown. sleep 1 got left me feeling so worn digestive Juices In the stomach. th a t mornings L barely felt If l'48ng. and IT either of **hl lor* of appetite, VI turn In B -l de- ^ parties fit dead, then to all wiing enough to dreo* myscU. knewt. it»r-*ina rlaimlne ony l»•The relief I gained through Be­ flclmcy and constipation. Accept . lerert by. through or uniVsr them longs proved U> ip* It was Ju»t no substitute. B*tonga may be ob­ nr elfb rr uf (hsnr, r i Itelra. detrU.., rrrtllm i*. aaslgVirea, rSerulor*. a,l- the medicine I needed. My ap* tained at. TOUCHTOM DRDO OO. mlnDtraliifa. ar ullierW's*. and lu all iiersnn* having nr elatnilng to hnva In lA Inrsl. right, nf Kilo In and l„ 't h e tirtfprrty hereinafter drear! H*d. W t* AND MACH OF YOU AUK HEIIKIIY NOTIFIED llial a .u 'l In <)ulrl Idle has been Ihle day In I * - E r la lr n | II A 1.1*11v |l. I'H A I* JHAU. lircvrtecil. T ii A M C I!K I> tn » lr |K A .N Ii Ft$|)s f« » \H M A V I.S U I'lrA IM H U H D K M A M w A U A IN H T HAJD K C T A T K : Oo-o-H! Ww have itutiJU d you of! getting the '»U S P E S S A R D L. H O L L A N D ,, , IN iTtANi'HIlT, N». *11* * < Nt s ’ ON THE AIR in t h i : c n u riiiT iXitniT o y t i »k N in t h Jt'DIlTAL flllC tT T , IN AND- FOIl h Hm Ino LK COUNTV. ion,. exit* Uiiclateea SHIRTS,, so eaaw to Isunder! jh , pastel coL •HEAR FLORIDA'S WARTIME GOVERNOR <> -I*. HEIINDON. rO rk. Io n -k n it v eslt, l|e- A closed on th* aide, j i h f a O rlando, F lorida n r:v h t a t b ik m c it a l . uilBYh t *>.n e p a i i k . n , j V,»U • are hereby required anil ordered i- be and anurar anon lb* 3rd ,t«y of June A. D. ISM. tu (he bill of Complaint filed aealnat you In Ihl# caaar la lha Circuit Cosirl u I Kerelnjile 1‘nunly Florid*. at Hanford Florida, lit If. Ji larrlol, being rn art Inn for divorce. i The Hanford- Herald Is designated ae the newspaper In which Ufa liiit.f shall bn pobllrhcd for four cohsceuili, week# WITNESS, «> F. I fermion, ClSfk of -lha a* lit Court al Hanford, He, mluole County, Florida. and iM Official real* thereof, this (he loth davfof April A I*. IMS □ INFANTS’ TISTS. fine cot-( lor ilnorption, Radio S tation W LOF T w t-rm tiitA u K itr w . n b w j k h - 1 .9 $ □ INFANTS' SWIATRRS In In llla d □ '•A W PANTS, t r e e l e d 9:30 to 0 :4 5 P. M. Cuurt. Ninth Judicial Clrrull, of th* mat* uf Florida, nl Haploid, SestllHtle, County. Florida at hi* I'luimber*. fur n Items* tu nianasr. lake rharga uf an>1 control her hi<i**rty anil become a Kira Dealer In every ra»t«ct. Dated Ihl. the Jlth day of April A. IK ISIS. . in fine bkliste with del- I OE tcale embroidery. •1 □ iA IY I9 Y SUITS go easy to launder, no Iron, 1 .9 8 ing, coHon knii. □ CRICPERS FOR I A I T in paglei colors with f 1 , f | contrasting collars, ' Tomorrow Night •rspOHDIHO TO A Pl*A by Secretary of Labor Sehwetlenbach, John L. Lewis and th e soft coal operator* m u m # their negotiations In Washington In an effort to end th e crippling coal strike. Left to right: Edward 1*. McOrady, Special Conciliator called In by the Labor D epartm ent: E rra Van Horne; conference fchalrman* Jo h n T . Jones, conference secretary: Lewis, head n! the United Mine W orkers of America, and across th e table from Lewis, Charles O’Neill, representing iho m ine operators. (International Siwndphoto) Sbundphoto) School Officials 'And Teachers Are Given Assignments kF.OR 0 1 RLSI Holly AV|nur and U.fwevn Third and Fourth H lrrrlt YOU AMI KAl'IL.OK Vu»; AUK Fl'llTHKH N i m P l E P lh a l » ..* and reel, of you, are required i,, •|i|x»[ In the aforesaid r a tw nr.-l, r<>urt at Banford. Flurldi, on ,.,t l-foi> (he 3rd day of Juno. A. Ii 1*1«. or raid ran** will prure.-l ax-part* Thja th* Tnd day of May A. I> 1*1*. . O. f . H K K N D O N , Clark of Or*alt Court, Keminoltt County. Florid., (HEAI.) iU» IU 1» available for tumnier storage of S �FRIDAY. MAY 3. RAIJt*' rWHfc* - 11 — i IKK MAN KURD IIKK'AI.H VAN KOKIl I I.OKIIM 1516 Mon- than *00,00:1 )outi|f«,ri ■ K v rry h m ly *« > r!h In he in ! .xtull* u t i c tr.ntr.vl m ««iin* in fla tio n e t r e t t Sn »o f t ir u» h « m e iinf w ater •■ frty ri*m*rs hv ffr.l t ins* liui|ructt)t* tt> tiitr. C H U R C H t^ r «>k <iou t* l^uul A'f. 4twl 1311 U,1 "U is K.* I. svIlhiMT. IlulM iU> Fi’hoUl. U M. \S iltia. r i f t B* l»UtilltAiii 11 *v A it. ,*n il*aa *aJ o i» o w u n tC * -* • Hi.I. T;6 ■ M * K*kinnn»tu' tifHiiK. Itw iv U miii * r l i i m e ,ri* . i i i 't l 1111111 n IIKV. M . i l t K C A l . l ' h . V I Kit. IWtiio M u l l I .tUHlUUlUil, 1 > | A — l i . u i . r . >t<l)i»<>l. i n A VI N O S H O R T A G E O f M IL K ! .Inin ti, m i U o, , I W li A t' IV 8. I. *. a IV M. tu n* T W. t . *:»o .t VI. V. M- Thu'-’it*) l.#« A- tl No, there*# no shortage of milk. You can drink all you I'n r iu t “ J'ra r.r »n»«llii* -u** UiLIt hiuJj. TMuiiulair \V.-luu*>l*> ail ********n p r « r « l nmlliiB. 1 :*“ **■ itim o r .lake Mar* p r.-s r iv a ’. P'.V, c .lA iiiiU i; <titii I: m ill t i t * I « m i i . f**i» hi.mint Helifiul—I* *‘t* 8*iiiii*j **■>>«*<, l»:». A. M llm.ii.) title*, hunt. M«i t.tna tVi'tintp II.* . A M *hi, (IK \Vi.r.UI|i. * *i'i IV Al. It.* ' '..alnii.K l!nlnw 1:7* I’ M W.iln.Hlar l'r»r»r 8«r«lra. 1 : 1 1 TfitffitiL; AV^r*li |» N u M u ry c m m u .»»' t;|in llotlr A.ejine at MUli 8 tt.il llev. I'buI' V«t*». I'aMui, . sun*iar 8*11uni, t*:fc» A. Al. Morning. Wur*l*U*. II in* A At. V. !* K. — « 2. I* At lu.ai'iiiPB. T;i» t* M I'fiuret AitulltiK SVI., »i*ti r. t h is . tut 8*if**V*j* Hllfl'k**Y f v f r v i n f r i i , ^ fk'lMinl- 't;is A* Al. • «y*fYk‘tr—* I M 1 n K tr .w n FUfrt Jiv B ^tihatb u iU iifiit du i in u n i mp»4 *•*■*•■»III •ttoH Kcl. mu I I II r illlM r • " I lltl.- I .I I V |i» Itvtr. Murk T l'#*|»«l»f. K vir) ^-c-iinil Kvvnhnt Wurttilji, T linti»I'd* h#rYirr' ** f Toon* l*#nn»«* t o' nI act I * ~W* HgiitLi) r«ii«m tif(iD i«r jk| Itj n #m>It Ic«l r n, ct -.pufAi • iifiin i M II 95 A M -r- M utnlne 'Vorxh 7 Oft I t M Ymilfc FiilSuW»T|lp. I’ m r n r i l *»» t m i v u u i c w : I j£ * % |*V#h *•i,|l %-•*•#- I* Hifilti Wnffhlp, W "m- LINCOLN IAU>. All that i am XI v f r is #i Day " Mhku * m h Sk S r a | 9 ll 1946, * I \ \l-- M j H o P t r° I OWE t o M Y , ANiGEL AAoTMfcR'. m h m 1 mi i» n r «#om (IPh#' 1 Afiit lllflt ASlPUtM R if, W C. Mwlfimh (i«i|n* *1 *»» |y » o A M Punmr- llev. I* If. lluHitun i.^ (X.SlCflATfcD EACH y t A l l B'/ a JOINT f tt :0*-LM ION O P C oN G R E -SM lG N tD 0 y PfltSiDCfL l*i it <rr «ti<l 1'r.6*l■— %-r W#iltiF*i)a> av t.. a«i.prtnlemini* ,\l \ .4- iKr r vir«L \ i\ (A rW k k 7 19 I* M —_ »:ss-*»ln* W.ir^hu ll#*% ?J K M c K h l * ) . j*4*toi |w/ A St htftil 1. 5 (jn ; |» \VMf*hl|i *r**vhiifi Spencer Harden Dairy r O M W tA Y tMc- Se c o n d .. !)UMDAY., in M A y WAS O P P k i A Ll V ■' .. . «erv lc« \ n : n t K u > sir. 1 1 1 itiii«» 1 t in mi 11 i»r i *«mi. \ A W H minll# So i*l. Kl< r n l n c w n r i h l i k II oa A 11 DO A M «:hr|**itcih V«Mi|h Kellus* iihli*. f iiii Wpiliift-tljiv flfirvlrf I:3t» I* Al, \ 0 :bo A^M --Humtar tlorl Will 1*4in ivrtjr V**fcy# Mlnl»trr Smith Hui*-rlr»tr(il#nl. g-|n |r M Junior aiid feenIni li'iwi '%r vt, — Mft'filtiff WMihlp, Yu f‘fjftjile* Ml A **n u # AM M /N ryou alMK W'orrtilp, an t IN»iw‘ arrvlrr *U('l.* m , i n | . | | ‘ t ill tn 11 rnlar. I 'n u r AM. til S*ittl< 1‘alhnllr t ‘Mur. (t. .on H i, hvi Mar. ItH tf.rr: lit t*rr*rk<ne II-IS A U. T I1 M A. " If I* U. I:6 n 1* JL vv.«i itth 1 * /VATJOMAUY ADVERT/SEP m m m x £ o f7 fe e famous R e X /llC ■i # im i aUl.t*,rA il-lrt't** ---. 1**^1 iif(In Aitilirau ttui l i t PI. *ne 117 - ** ** i M L u r i n an a* rri Itrv. Hath*, tvilllun* Snrhtral* Itl Kt*l *■fm a' tlr**l P*sti,r. Major A_ 8 Wh-rlor* in rh*r*» Kun*tAi- inn- I hiVI an him la* hrbool* a *t a tt 1**111 Mr*. I nt» A M i’* , i , r **r,H* *,:po A M I # «h A- M V. tv I. *!## I- M I'uafrsilun Haf,»r*tMVr I B, f* M h trrrl VUrllna 1 8 r M lo S.8S IV M an.I * *>,, i* u lo »,6„ (tvanKalirtir 8 *r»lr*. I » P U •‘•iilir K.ratcr t oo IV VI * —----- -—111 * «m,Vw*---J tv, IVKTr t*»«tr*r l-nfl.i Strhoiil. |» a# A. kl I'ra a rh in B . DELIVERY . . 'v m - 'T '/ r w v * * to u .4 M I* REGULAR -JitA'.' iiftU tfiS M 01 i t f i Uniitvfdiy l*r«v§r H«rvkt, C IIK * frm > .f.T iinliM i « 1 i w Auiti = p a s t o r Puftdss KfUf ut IP 90 A 14* FOR George C H arden, O w ner & Mgr. H trv .t r, * »» I* I'. •>l.i A’:jbK-/T " tw e A ^ tlS T 'S . N u n il» ( PHONE 1061 or 2302 U jO X g u i S p : \ . .* t# .D P A M o w i P A IN tlN O , Ititmlot. »:1» A. VI O IH r l 8 MMi 1 *> *-8 ? I v th *t 1:1# IV Ctrl I I. l'»l*»ct, r.T.tur 8 m-l.li HchML tumt A M IV 1 I<>.ark-. h<*t>t. 'VorahiJ>, ttrtin A Itlfrrlftr Mr*. Myra Huiai-k t> iodne*>. «t 11‘tfRLf lif tTirJt Avrtji'f /*ir*Tr(MinMpf, J, IJi : i««i*Ir Hi Mm nlAM W •> »m,, :i CHIUnilM %■%!» At.I.UMi: T^IU Haul ««t M f(1.f:41 111(If*% £|, A%*1114•»■ lUvs *31-1* » IT Smi Huiidit -LHiU Com ::.in.l,y-llni) r>. tVm*1ni« ATijil.ttr n iv i.liC M iih iti; A, SI. d' ,.::*tfui?Kcci a\tr-« ficw i h -. .. , KnMIl.KII , »| yfetna ii7»l-l jaaIES AtcNtntt wiii5*r‘ • > VI - - h u V . t j t A. Al deliver it to your door. And by drinking milk bottled in M r. M A h i • n i l to i i l l in II MOllAlAN f. A ( I I I IK I I I •> i l l ' ' lllil h T . at lt : > T |t * T , ‘ At*t- l.t.*t fo r, Huml i)' Car uhtitif*. I«f liitrU uf t>vatlt<a ha want. There'* no standing in line, no w ailing list*— we’ll nv m? !NT7&Cf\mwv r 'T '- f‘M *> in'Len£ became h\o\\>c. iti ,V.Boy and flrW oppi‘?nr’c'S yv Spend that day »v.<Y> ti.z .' -L* v of Simnet r r p’vm nno llulo-tt It. Varlur. pa.lor I**»l w n l f n . r our m odern plant you'll get a full tneature of h e a lth and Morning Wtnehll* llm n tid • IViinhll* l:3t Kilw) Kaltlr. 7- )* P. * H H ..t* is r TE.wrics By T<- r. C. ,1 Any Teed m tj he 1‘rrah ‘ Stationery when I* l< Padr HUT HOW FKKS1I WHEN YOU nUY ITT ich we*‘!i y m ir llir .la r y .t o r i' r e r rv r a n f m li r hi |jmerit of fceils «o the b ig tr nitty c re r he aaauu-il of tettiving otily FT1LSII EKE1W with r.on# of their vltlur h u t in atorneiv All .Startr/ M*»h g (irow ins Maah . * l.a) inr 'lauK . i Hro'lrr 'l.aah HaPy Krul •; Hog Feed ■Sptiiol ili-r»Hiht op jnirrhi of Mai no'ir'la l»y more. Little laiver 1‘ills III IM IS . Hour. & Feed .Mills 1itabv rh'rV . f.**m »hor*ra C-00 OAK AVENUE AT NINTH STREET . t.L I BY I natr hr? iwirp « w 25< K ex a // - CherrySark I^uhhintc A leo h u l ( 'o m p MOUR INSURANCE NEEDS A c d d n tl Atttumoliilu Aviation Ivit-dtH \ l hill Ifelaflf Jlurglnry Tr-.ith I{rushes .$1.00 laiivender Bath Salts Bonds ' 1 ► i ■«*!• 1*1ml l , »irrlir*l Cdim-* ProtecUon - C n r if o - Dishonesty Extended ro Milk of Magnesia * Covorngu * Fifth Street and Holly Avenue « japitfiliziition . Wheve the Younjr People of the Orlando District'fire lioIflin^tHeii annual conven­ tion . . . H ealth r (com m ercial) \\ „ s j ----- *5 (non-com (norrlal>'*‘ ' Je w e lry AII-RUk L iab ility / Milk of Mafirnysin Tablets 2 for 2fic 59e Ml .11 Antiseptic Solution 2-(i()c tuu* tllil f a-klHMnl W .n r n Face Powder Beauty Creams (Automobile) (Rusinesa) fck Kali Ik H riall Nine churches will be represented Theatrical Cold Cream ,i t s . 50c Kexillana ■* •* t o r. l if e ti m e Ineome *Bioney & Securities W lbdatorm , v. .i.,*. W orkm en’s Com pensatldn Y O U R FINANCING NEEDS Service be/jin a t 10:00 A. M. with - ■• ered dish lunch at noon. Automobile Purchases tH A Loans On Homes e fc c , *n _ n ..tiA To Remodel ‘ 0 liisOwnc* M>ans r , OUR 8ERVICE NEEDS lurance Analysis liiranco Survey v Memorandum Pad« _ A P au lU l F a th e r tr im New York City. T h e S unday, M ay 6 and *•' Tim e o f Servic EVERY EVENING A T I QUESTION BOX AND s e r m o n M ASSES A T S t00 A JOiOO A: M. ON SUNDAYS a n d 6 .3 0 A 7104 A M. MOhIDAY TH RO U G H . b inyked (o j Come and see for yourself that Youth can yet serve the Lord with joy . . . In vite d We reach our hand to every Christian r of eveiy ffiith , . . , Wk PpI» lA. I*nr^lr4l Epson! Salt fo m 1ht f*iw#4rf rj ?£ r (»»(,,.8 ‘•8<«r»8 U y, it:. ,|,|, 1 S*W»r | | ’r*. Cod Liv?r Oil 2 foi T h e n Are R^X A LL Products �THE SANFORD H PACE FdU B Safe For Children The Sanford Herald KaUklUk*4 l a . 1*0* M lliM Salt r n « » l N t i N i nmmdmr at • ■af.rtl. Kl.rt<» 111 Macaalla * i *i m l e n t ! Htl'TIll.tl IIATKS r a r a k l * la A ira a M f Carrier, week ■ . . aa Maalk —---------------------- kree M ealka ta Naalka M Tear - ............. . — —. ---------------- — ----- -— ■- - ^ a k i . rraalallaw* aaU aallrea al aatertalaaieala far tka aarpaaa el jarfalaa laad*. will k* ckaraea far • | rvaalar aS srrllalaa r a laa. lalaa* S e a i a a s e r Itesrraeala* I f M . la e . reaaeaeala Tka ItrraU la tka aallaaal lliM «f aUsartUlaa Offlre* ara a a l a l a l a e f la tka lar«aaf rlHaa j a tka r a a a i r r aellk f t lari pa I kraUaaarlara la t k traaa Tke IteraM I* a wnwk»r »f Tki A m rliln l IT-** nklrk I* -«rla •Utflf ra llllra I* Ikr f*r r* VafcllralUa »f all «»«• al.*«l»kr' rrrdnrd la II «r w«l alkerwUi fT-ahfd la Ukl* P»f»r aad alw •a* I—al a-w* paklUkrU k»r*la All rlakl. la r-aakllralU a at rial Alapaltk-a fc-»«la ar* al*a n FRIDAY. HANFORD. FLORIDA I n" a"arlnt a l b / c i MIt*i n i A » 1,,,rr ■ • I 1**' IA IIH IK I. I I I I . K V . am i Ilia I >»« »r» »rit*rr«! tu f i t * »r»«' w r lllr n a|i|w ar»m l|.a rM > IM l|r >■ ' I '* O tW rn vV ) i n . l l i r l i l l l « f C o m p is ln i in •«»<• ™ M u m lay. Ili» 3r«l •!*> i.f Jutw. tuts, a n il to lh a r r a f ir r Ml- your «£»*«"; I f a n y you ha v*. H ill ul • '..m t.liln t yrn U lrail by law T h * H an fnn l U ll'ia M l« tiaral.} NOBODY HOME ON THE RANGE! For the first time in history a nation-wide study is to be made of the children of this land. Th<» American Society of Pediatrics will conduct the study, which will take two years and will be under the direction of two Roston child specialists. In discussing the undertaking. Harvard's Associate Professor of Sociology, Carle Zimmerman, said that fam­ ily life in America "must be rebuilt to halt the inhuman* ism in the world, the butchery, violence and extermination of the Inst few years." To do this the professor advo­ cates American families of three or four children. The professor ilf right— as far ns he goes. Three or four children mnk'e a nice fnmily— provided the par­ ents’ economic level is such th a t the offspring can have a good environment. And provided Hint world politicians will not cook up wars every twenty-five years to kill off a lurge percentage of ench family’s children. Further, the committee mnking the two-year child survey should have some women on it. Americnn women can not evade public duty. It is not enough that they be good homemakers and mothers. They must use their voting rights to see that their coun­ try is a fit place for the four-chlldren-families they arc asked to produce. This is n job for child specialists, all right— women child specialists, as well as men. MAY -.J,M;I9IC FRIDAY. d»»l*nat*<l t " t h * n w h l r h till* n o l l r r m a i l o b r . ..irt, u r . k lo r f llri » r il< V T I T K R W •'lmi iyl I$an« tisnd Herr l • »tj»| a l .*t i u ffo *>nf t . tirm Social CalenJai OUR F I N A N C I A L He has no criticism of the deficit spending which was necessary to win the world's greatest war and before that to combat the world's greatest depression. Now our Nation is enjoying great prosperity. ‘ WE KNOW . BET- * TEK T H A N (iOD. hEI.LOtN MEN PAY T H E IM MEDIA TE RANSOM: The ransomed of the Lord shall re tu rn und come with Binging unto /i n n .— Isiah fil:»l* Wartime HorrrtAry Vin*on rerommeud* raducing the governm ent debt from 300 billion to 276 billion dollars. Now in case you didn't know, 300 billion Is 300,000 ____ Vo** said lie would be the first to vote for removal of W uhinglon Oltl.ANDO. May I iHpeclall Un- riRulailoii* when the th reat of rpmllfied support of OPA during wild Inflation h i d disappeared but the present national emergency was he wnrnecl until such time OPA pledged here today by Tom Voss a n a fundam ental need. Hr called upon voter* to retire ramlldnte ofr C-u.grrx* from the fifth district, who launched an .all ihnv> Washington offtce holder* attack on action taken by Hie who he charged h i d done nothing llous- of Representative* tn Mu­ but “play politics’' with post-war legislation. tually Jex:ioyin- price control.' Votx decinreiV h u opponent, Convressm ut Hendricks, had voted for all .th e House amendments th at would kill OPA and pave the wav tor run-nway inflation. “So long tv we h ate a scarcity of mtrchnndlse,' Voss said, "and until poductlon of good* can ^xclj a point whtTn It ran Mipply •con-, somer demand, we inu*t have, juice control iegWiflot! J j "'Ilie House action." Vom coAflrtued. “wat n reckless step taken lit Washington politician* who failed; dismally to reflect sentiment the majority of their people b a r k ; J'orrtr Our whole jmst-war encon- Jam es Petrillo ha* called off his musician* strik e a fte r g e ttin g a raise from |10O to $130 for a ten hour week. T hat'* rig h t, a ,10 hour week. W hat in the world th ey are going to do with the rest of UmD ti me is anybody's As might have l»een especled the British a te not entirely sa tis­ fied with Ihe Anglo-American Committee's report on the Pales­ tine situation. Rightly or wrong, ly. they w ant to know how much money and how many men tiie United .Slates is willing to con­ tribute to put the recommendations into operation ' of the Army and Navy, ill* idea seems to !>* th a t If the two branches of the service m e t merged, the ATmy being much * more numerous and politically owerful will run the Navy and e doesn't seem to think th s t Jhe Army know, very much about how to run the Navy. K There are two good candidates running for Supremo Court justlce, both of them from Miami. ; They are Paul D. Barnee, present circuit Judge down there, and W. Raleigh Pettewfiy, form er iuvenilo ■ court Judge In Tam pa who ran for governor and made a very ' creditable ' show ing against Fred , Cone In 1030. E ither of these ■ men would lie a g rea t asset to the Supreme Court. . .W hat the. tourist, trade-is worth to Florida is indicated by Execuliv e Vice President H arold Colee of the State Chamber of Com­ merce who aayt th a t 4 ,600,000 visitors spent $006,000,000 In this sto ic -last winter, tut compared V H h $81 U.Ooo.ooo which Florida'* agricultural __ _ __ _ . __ __ of this totirtst business"* which will In­ crease during the next few year# aimply by golnrf a fte r it. Invita­ tion, hospitality, accommodation*, recreation and efltertalnkw nt are It Seems To Me BY BERNARD C. DeWfTT Live Oak Democrat that was before we were heavily hurritnrri with a wat rifht; tho nation mounted lieyonil anything previously Imagined during the year* you were in Congress; anJ, although it would cerialnly he nice to have Incomes of single persons exempted up to $2,000, and for m arried persons up •*> $3,000, how do you propose to balance the hudgut and am ortise our » a r d e ljtt , * I couldn't help but amtle when you Iterated the sla te clgaretlo Ux the other day, Mr. (Jreen. As you said—th g t’s som ething yo t wouldn't be Able to do anything about tn Washington, so why men­ tion It? Might It be because you thought th a t here in a heavy tobacco producing section tho peopie are uppoued to th a t ta x ? It's a pretty painless tax, Mr. Green, and the growers here and In the other* “five o r\a lx " tobecco p ro ­ ducing counties aren ’t bearing It alone. There nre plenty of tourists In South Florida who ar« co n tri­ buting a ' g reat deal tow ard the nearly $3,00(t,ooo ccllectsd by the state from cigarettes during the first nine months of th is fiscal extremely interesting, although somewhat confounding. I couldn t help hut think back to those 20 year* you did spend In Con­ gress, while you were telling it* all the things you would do it you went to the Senate, and could not help but recall, too, th a t many of tha wrong* you pledge yourself lo correct were created while you were in W ashington as a Conrretsm an from this district and ater from the S tate-at-large. W e're not too concerned^ about any em barrassm ent which might lie yours In Washington. Mr. Green, but, honestly, are n 't you going to ba on aumtwhah of a "spot," If you should go up there ami s ta rt ranting about In'! eli­ mination of all tho#* unnecersary bureaus? T hat, you promised u* Saturday afternoon. Where were you and your voice of IndlgnatUn and your plea for economy when these “ u n l e s s bureaus" were created? Most o f ’ them didn't come during the w ar y a a r a ,- a l­ though aome did. Most of Ihtm said la st Saturday t Experience w ire created during the nineteen In Congress docs counL Only two thirties—and virtually all of them things. It seems to me, are more to be desired In a U< 8 . Kanator. f Wedding Cakes French Pastry Lady Finders MacaroonN at •jHjM^uJewJeeJkeJeeJeeJeeJe^Je^eeJeeJeeJe^eeJeeJeeJeeJeeJeeJeeJeeJeuJ Phone 1200 F L O R ID A Lind W eber, Gen. Mgr. Sem inole County Friends of Spessnrd H olland HOTEL SU M M ER a C hildren RATES LAST F R ID A Y ! DOUBLE PROGRAM HUSSEY. T O HEAVEN H U SHm oaif-ordtr, to r e C Q B fee*. JU M iD lATM SH tPM KNT . K & , K SALES COMPANY — * . , , ’. ■‘ W -oV * rlonre Of r*- Which flco. Ho, also, will b e sorving with a t loaat eight form er govern­ ors who hold thong, sta ts office* a t tho sam e time he was govern­ o r o f Florida. Th4t should gl'-e 'V? • a ANNOUNCES Buffet Supper Sunday Nite . - O PEN St fit3 0 P . M. F ri. 4k Mon PR O G R A M S* The opening of hlg o ff - v i r r ....................... i For the practice of Seminole Country xk ' ‘ D E N T IS T R Y 4 ' in association Young she i« honthone Sard Mi* IIiMirire Hr itlireman and stiii, Hull, of Now .Mur liruvilliWr»l Vo., and Mi*« Mnrv Mnrlh.i Iti nlKeinnn $if I.ma A n/clr*. C'allf trim nnvr t*cn th.* trut -Hn .if \\r* lL I. I.oml*, havr icturnr«| to Ovtin . Unitiat Mm . llr»‘|fc$jrtfan vsn* iircoinpanieij Iiy Mr- I.mhk who May Day Hall This Evening At Armory ministration.The A E D R IfllS liked Sunford so much they have spoken of buying n home and usually flock * out to hear th- settling here. iinnd . . . Also n buffet ►upt»>. The reception given nt the will l„. served Sunday eveni" • Country ( lull immediately f.iRuw from 7:30 until 0:00 p. M « •, Ing the H A l.l. S P E M Elt »«-• mip of TAPPY WHITNKII'S I"1 ding wiix attended by approxi of this.world meviiis in -t'* • rtintcly* filMI people Mngmdla Memlirr. n>1,1 goy -t. ba-r M". I and ja>i,nor \%vtr ti.n l in Jaycee news and soma local' ad­ vertisement . . . , Stolen from Ihe “ lighter siil^* ui tho, publication . . . Seas hole'* biography of a four-time widow; She first m ar­ ried a millionaire, then nn actor, then a preacher and nn under­ taker . . . . Drte for the money, two foi the show, three to make ready-and four to go. MU. and MR8. II. n. POPE hav# returned from a two weeks whirl In New York City where they saw 14 broadway show* , . . He combined business with pleas­ ure as he hod several appoint­ ment# . . . Moat of the tim e was spent in the city except two days spent In the country with friend, P. D R’ . a • A . W . E P- *P. , S+ ,' '•J- ’ R' * . - to high heaven and shout It from Friend, of Mr*. Donald will l« glad tn Iran i th a t recuperating nlrrly nt her after recently undergoing surg rrv a t , the Flotilla tariiim in Orlando. __ ___ ___ SAMUEL P U L E S T O N lived a b o a rd "The Skylark," th# POPE'S river home, while they were away MRS. W. J . THIGPEN and daughter, JA N E , have returned from an extensive trek to Cali­ fornia . . . . JA N E said she loves the country so mueh she plans Friday & Saturday Sunday & Monday “Frontier Gun Law” “The Gentleman Misbehaves” v w ith C harles S ta rre tt w ith Osae M asson V; father Stir until m ix tu re 1m»»|% A di ch.^fuf nml U*uvr ov»*i !•••! wut.*r Ulllll il(tV>Lr 11 Hil Ill'll . Cal.TtU*. . Hrinov$* tup* from i*tui;i*'**-» hip I out tfiilrr*. I'omluM# pulp with mnentorii m ixtur. und fdl t out at f>r s willi n io i ti i • S|n»ii'Alr With inoiu* tfiutrd t hi*# . mill l' |l p ;$( K>t* «»t11| |<■mil (*** lit* •«ft hot not touuk'Mt III I II \l ( l t i l l h \II.\M S htirk Uo.isi for Sumla) i hrff** 1'intiippU* with Mint .Syrup t'biivk Koa^t of Href llrrt ( i i u ' i u Onion S h o rten k r I'mmitn Suluil with I’aprika C irinn Mayonnaise i'ri*MPiil LolU Vanilla Soufllv O iu ik lluiol of Href I ihiiiml rrunh roiu t. h«fn$»tl • *Tis nice to toe that the Junior ( hamher of Commerce is issuing n Journal which It published weekly by the organisation mid Of course, gtnvy must be good contain* n few ’ jokes, the I n te l gravy. For Interesting variation*, add slieid onions, diced crlety or mushrooms. These khould II- rook­ ed in the drippings befoie the flo.'r it added. For something more unusual.! 09c • Attrfeilfstx . BY CECELIA III! I.UCK •he s u p p e is fo i th e |„.| (. < ratin g ttie club iiuu.e . along tUeek.-atid nre glad to hear tl * with lilies of the valley and ithltgl*di"lu»i‘» The utrno>phcr<•me is srhcrlulrd for Suiidri) e-. nlng. was southernish with many gu est- , o c R i ' T IM E S Macon. Oronilu vnnio. O ur p astry dep artm en t need* but tw enty-four houra to fill any ord er! th e Mis*; Mmices Fuitli Uivejoy whose m«*t:em''iu and npproaclilnj in.trllaKe I* b rln t annoum ed today by tier put rub., Mr mid Mr* A II. L;\el>y of Hj S P.«tk Avenue. S he will w.-d David F rp tln m ' K.lwurxl-. J r . win i»l Mr uinl Mrs David Pepttmux h l i a r i k Ur. July 13 in the First lluptld Church of this rlty. * Th.- brtle-eleit a llrn d e d the Pvxl ,-cIuhiI*. hivlmt u rtdtm ltd front Rentlnole IIIkIi Scltnnl Bite lx u M*nt„r al tin- Wrxlevult t on rtx n o n Mill «p<*ni| hiirun Ijinr with rrlu tivr5 in Viiiriniti iiiitl iVmuyl- The Mayfair Inn 531 1‘ittHbgrgh Life Bldg. Dept. C -8 P U U b u r g h 22, Pa. W e have heard a number of Noplo aay lately w ith reference some local Incident, “ WtR, let’* Sanford for you. Yoa, It Sanford fo r you. And It Ii riando for you, and IHLaml. id any other city In America Here pcords have natural dlf» r*nc*» of opinion and are not th e rooftops Is th# cornerstone of American nom ocracy. And. aa lo n g aa people can continue to •a y , “ Wall, th a l’a lU nford for him n ington, Thank* for visiting us, Mri G reen. Tjiete are many people in the county who have voted fo r you in the past, ami some of them will ngaia in May; hut we hope that you will be olds to get along on that tw'i-mule farm to which you referred the other tiny. It may he „ little difficult nt first, fo r you've spent n good many year* in Washington anti on tho Navy’s payroll, but there nre a lot of fine pesmle h u e who will 'Ihe Alathcnn Sunday Scho >1 l D tu of the First Baptist ( l.urcn till hold it* regular social and ''usinet* m eeting in tne church onnex nt S:09 P. SI. Sirs. B. F. McWhorter Mr*. II II. Sla g h t t i . tnd Mr*. O. (J. Roller will he Womnns Council Has Shower And Party ■' il,- «i|r tli You Nome It, xvo’II • Hnke It I av ailab le . ?’* lecture*, or *ci>. wit'i maiiV g 1'" 1 itir.l e n i And ho-v present. LEGAL NOTICE Mr. and Mr*. K. B. Price havreturned fto m S avan nah, (in where they were _culled bcea t ■ of the d eath of" hi* y o u n . i • ■A omy 1% In serious danger of col­ lapse If OPA 1* destroyed.** Not nil tho war criminnU nre l.ormans or jnpn Mitmhnl R o d o lfo (Jrnzinni, viceroy of Ethiopia foi few yenm of the Italian coii(|Ue»t, faces trial heD trihunal of Ills countrymen. The chnriro is rollnbor with the Nazis, und specifically, assistance to the ei when he was in command of the nrmy. Grnzinni rose to prominence nmon# the Fn rather recently. A lender in the Ethiopian war, lie Friend* will be m te ic b a r n that tieu rg e i). i*i>l ha* .i c ip te d a puaitinn mill) wood Shopa of h'lori. TUESDAY The r e g u la r meeting 1 1 Friendship League of it gicg k tton al C h urth will he held nt the P a rish lloti-e. A c " - « r •ii*h luncheon will be served at 12:00 noon ami will lie followed iiy o butlncs* Hireling. A - b o a r d meeting of tbc S em ­ inole High Schnol p.T A will l>e held a t 3:16 P. M. with the r e g u ­ lar m eeting being held «t 3:45 P. M. Installation of officer* will be held and n social hour & v III follow in the school l.ihrarv. * All member* an- urged lo lie C o v e n to r Italian War Criminal Mr. a.til Mm . F‘. D. N ott •!• i'*t d a y • ir.t-mlk- in AHamu tuaillCM, • witli u mi •rclliinr ■i« •bower givrn !>y Ml* W Flit* n «t Iter haute. 'JOI \Vi*l >i\ cenlh Street. It cm* of th • h.nrc ..cm bcautif lly decorated .> i>raitgvmctitr of delphinium, ;>.i t.d c >1 1 •> r r i| .n u p .i»yon». nfi ‘ •,'uven A tit's'* l.cC. 'Garden Itomnnc a cotilvil, v i p k n e l l>> ill.- c l o t * *.vh f;p. I n to n . , i n ory x. i TlrtttC' n u n .- .m l .g.*’..... R iiif" wa al'O I'lsyCil with num••I t :nto> bcit-g U iei in mi p . tl'c .lo ry . Mm . .Tillton Minin' ,i '•lr». Edward S. McCall wen- it w inrers of the n n to l* . Tin'>«,noree wav Ic.l to the nun pur. h vt.ci# her t.tatty gtfla » r t - ill played with n m inlatur • !•»i i the huvAe** gave- her 'u aumlw ch iry In her chomp ervvtal. 'Ira. J. .N. Itoba-n ami 'Ii . t h i VI! a * l* trd the h o jte « w: Ii -.tu -i rv ii't. * li*r>, !!u ai m t • v ltii pnrtv cake*. t andwti'ho• ,p i i j I s » c r ’ served *•» the toll • '■lit. M u , .Mi-Fuel F ie u .i. Mi Mary Sinter, Mrs. Amelia N'uhle. Mrs. iM- S. Mcv-engcr, Mr-. \ it. Johnson Mr*. .1. N. It'di "*i. Jr.. Mr*. .1. N. Hobson, Sc. M -. tln .ry It « t m , Mr». LnChdrr Ii xfti. Mr- A. F. Wallenf, V • P e r s o n... _a l ^t retui ..........h o ■ ■ ' • Blaliofi for ditth.r : ______ Former Prem ier Tojo in*l«t» t h a t Japan fought only to defend herself, evidently U liev ln g thul n good offense is t h - licit do L . • ‘ ! , i. » :J - 4. Orderly funding and retirement of the national d c b L ' r h r iJ t’t UNRRA Director I-aCu»rdla. with all due re»poct, look* in hi* recent picture u* he set* out to check on w heat a* if he should check on hi* own wheat. million. • . A s Governor H e Left Florida's Finances in Ih s Best Condition in State's History If you d on 't go to the poll* • next Tuesday, you- don't real y have much rig h t to cgniplain afterward* no m a t te r what h a p ­ ; 3. .Reducing expenditures. Mina Olive I(i « k i **u» hunuii'l recently — TELE. NO. 148 I.leut. Col. nml Mt*. N. C. /*>>• Circle* o f the \V S.C.S. of Hie m e expected to arrixr' in S b>i 1 .mt Methodist Church will mcai ford thi* Afternoon to apenil tin lit 3:00 P. M. in the following weekend with Mr. and Mr*. K. P iH'ittca: C irrle No. ‘J wiih Mr*. Price. \V. J. David, Old West F ir s t S treet; Circle No. 3 with Mr*. •T utholie Belief and I T a c t l c e ^ ’ . Mni i». N. W hlleburat. 1HOI- i ’ark Avc- t* th-» title 'of n ; ene> f Ir.’t'ii Fntun ’iue; Circle No. t with Mr*. M ar­ to I.e delivered n t . A l l Souls C.t.h tion t th a Moffett, t i l l Celery Avenue; ' iTtsreh. (Ink- Avenue begin- th,. u Circle No. 6 ' with.- Mri. M. i. "ex'. S ir d ay n 'g h t al n Cd BcnAi Hirickland. -145 Kill n t ,\vp o’cUrU. u r>d eontiuuing thniu&li the follow log Sunday. I he »p.’a!.I list II, E. Cm inly. III. ii pending a leave with l.i* pul c r v i ’l be F ath er Bni.il Doyl.\ i t ► Ii. Pxiiii***—F l i t ' er*,---New York. c'lix. .',i nml Mr».’C. K. Cortn.) Tin- Cuthoile Paxt u «n.l re'iplr Jr. nl th rir home I'Jilt eiagn r f . nf< r I will | ,. lu s ts lo felln . Avei ,e until .liny ..r>. V . o ’ wlut f r r fn th. nn ••tin nml n <>fH , . r . A s your United States Senator S P E S S A R D H O L L A N J ^ * Activities . Dr.-and Mrs. Puleston Honor Mrs. Spencer • % 1Mrs. W. C. Erickson , Honors Miss llocco MONDAY All forces of industry, agriculture and labor now should be working actively together to supply the great demand of the world for food and goods. ‘ * T h . Shanmick. at Indian M bunl Village. They honored Mr* It •" Spencer. Mr*. S tan ley M arsh and Sira. John SI. Edw ards of Hu t son. N. V. who have been visiting, in Sanford for some time. Mrs. Spencer will be rem em b er­ ed os the form er Mary Elisabeth Puleston. Supper w as served by Sir*. Puleston who w s i aas(sle i men of S anford w i l l . held it by Sirs. II. II. Pope. The gurats tiunual May Fellowrhip l)a> i <■. included acme of tne closest itiriI'ration at Ahe I rexbyicriu . hoo,| friends of Mrs. Spencer. t hurch a t 3:30 P. M S P E S S A R D H O L L A N D feels H u t now is the time to put the Nation's financial house in order. . What Time Is It? Personal Tim puMii I- In viitr t to :tn< I Junior ilitfh Fiolict will I-. pivj.ru led by tl.v c U tle il, of mi i . iid Ju n io r ilich .School a t h:0J P. M. a t the *choo|. A v a n s > !>ow will be presented, the May Q teen and Kirn wdi bo p r i­ nted, and the winner of 'he election fo r the president of Junior Ilic h will be announced ' ’ United Counc-I of Church \Vo STRUCTURE FAfiE FIVh TIIE SANFORD 11ERALD. SANFORI). FLORIDA Dr. anti Mrst Samuct I'uh 1 rn ti’i lninrtl WiHlnrviiV evr.ti-i 2. Balancing the Nation's budget. pen*. 1910 SOCIETY EDITOR - Cecelia Truluck ’ II) :h s i k u ! Haiti 1. Ending deficit spending. K .1. And nn K lu r ld a . llil>• ll lliir' tSml FRIDAY. MAY 3. I»t« m X u lN IN O MAY “Dick Tracy" m enu ________ Tomatoes S taffed with Macaroni &SS 3S S *,- atherinc on the lawn under the S lagnoiln tree* to chat . . Im­ mediately before tho ceremony . . the entire wedding party congreted a t the WILLIAM WRAY'S me to put the laM minute touche* on . . . . DICK AIKEN' sang "The Iam l> Prayer" as n prayer Just a fte r DORIB and e l i l were pronounced' man and Wife . . . and he has never sung better . . . . Exactly where the couple went on their jioneytnoon no one know* . . . hut *ome have a pretty good Idea It i* Miami and on to Cuba! More and more, feminine beauty U becoming a m atter of rea«on. The lieuutiful but dumb girl of th e '20'* ha* vanished. There i* no indication that she will ever retu rn , for the style of the babyatare ha* been completely dis­ placed by sparkling eye* and the alertness that accompanies good health and an active mind. The marcelled head haa been exchanged for hairdreaaea suited for the Individual with emphasis on the luitrous, well-brushed loox. Quite a* im portant for beauty aa kqowledge of the a r t of m ake­ up . , . and aa much stressed by authorities . . . . I* awarenaes of tbe rule* of health preservation . . . . The wise girl of today doe* not perm it herself to grow over-tired, for example, because ah# knows the difficulty of over­ coming little fatigue lines about E * l i t cup grated chbeeo U teaspoon salt U teaspoon paprika •t tomatoes Cook macaroni in boiling until tender. Cut In small and put In saucepan with o r m argarine. Hhske#Abo« UMY AIR fOICI* veteran Jimmy Wilson, 21. Atlantic City, N, lies hi* artificial "hand* to sign th# Iced of trust for a fund of $101,119 tollectcd by a Philadelphia nowsTaper. Mrs. Mary WUwn. Jimmy'# nothcr, watches tho signing. Jlm ■ny lost parts of til four limbs In a v w h sr crash. (International) Special Children’s Menu Dick T racy V itam in P late Kootaie D ay Special Bo P eep P la te Lunch Or coarse ad alia may cot from lb# above m ens saggtstUna, bat we refer them te seme ef ear eth er lie ms. each aa steak*, chop* n e a ts aad e range fail of ether v figured p a tte rn s en d all of th e solid colors . . , Z c lan cloth, tw ills and spun reyona in boxer e n d belted models, each robes from $6.95 The Mayfair Inn Phone 1200 Lind W eber, Gen, Mgr. MEN’S WEAR �FRIDAY, F R ID A Y . THE SANFORD I1ERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA MAY 3. MAY 3, 1HK SANFORD HMtAl.D. SA N FO Rn FLORIDA 1918 1 9 IS „3vvoh xv Ana,, 0 1 no/% asv F re sb ie O P P L C S - O RIM TCH ES- r * . I)A OANAN’ % H O K A Y / P K mT s u r e BOT NO — always JLpyl HE knows v, H C TAKA PA % r\ W HAT'S -Kh s o u t h e r n b r e a d .»>/J7LV goo d f rlando Wins Over New Smyrna Arid Fed-Saint Tilt Red Devils Score In Over Daytona Halted By Rain irgan Dumas, Barracuda Hurler, F rac iire s . In Fourth Frame h*rfc- * * ■* . M, JU LIA N STBNSTROM .The Orlando Tiger*. W inter Garden t o ) Devil. »n<l the Sv™lii'il’ llijrh School Celery Fed w on. fin d round victories v**te* d*y nt the Municipal T a rt li • The Tiger*; In their half " f Ik* third, jumped on the. mound*m nt th a t relievenl Duma* — Ed Wilcox — and tallied .tw ire. Thejr big lining ram* in the fourth v\h*n • *jx Tiger* crowed the plate 1tlir Ilarrnruda* g ath er­ ed In their only run in th# .fifth. The T ig e r« •counted twice in the fifth and four more in the .la th . In the day’* beat contest Ilekrmeyer and Itn**’ of the W inter Oarrifn Bed Devil* permitted D art onn Reach only three hit.*, while th eir mates collected seven hit* off l* n g to capture a 4 to g . f contest. Coach Goose K ettles' Feds took advantage of th* fatly inning r eff*:tlvene»s of Goot Hlngletarv " vebn held the Clermont High r Brbool team to ony hit fur three Inning* of play liefore he went eel the Cler a & u Flllglrlory g jy i^ y Ha . Ankle Sliding Into Second Base During * Tournament’s Initial Contest nwnt boy_ down — -- ,practically in order fur the fif»t four frame* Hin11It of Clerm ont for eis safetie. which they combined with two it«ftIy error* for nine run. In the fifth Clermont trot or to Singletary'* worked him for which combined r marker*. Hanford produced another in their half of the fifth and a n ­ other in the sixth. llowsvsr, ilrnoklin. who relieved Singletary In the fifth, hit a *«rrak of wild­ ness end four more Clermont run* went on. the record* 8y virtue of two nil* ami five free pe«»e*. , ItrooMin went to ihe hill In the final seventh inning and »et C ler­ mont down In order. The^winnera of the two afternoon lIRi* lod*y will meet tomo,row afternoon *1 3:3d o'clock at the' Municipal P ark fo, tho final championnhip tilt. ri.KIUIONT 1*1.1 H MM If • If* •limn, Jt» llofrK*. »I Nrnhh I» K iitrliU on. t Hltfim*. 21* . HEREFORD BRAND W estern Style H*nd*tooled S addles with soft sheeptkin lin- - . uW O ffriw A S«a* J F SP<Mce - 6 - r 'A t P i'fi's tjR ^ A P i e v ^ s i4 -iUe coacsW * pcP A «f, o e s tr if e H'S ~ 7 * tC A « Clermont •— Light Weight Fancy Design CROCKETT BIT $6.50 SPURS $6.65 to $7.95 IjO'l,. H t^ A U K ii.tln . HANroiio I’l-Lamt l> * )t» n * l i r . r h I.- r . l i l l t * , llalnr.MI1. I 'a I M k a S P O R T IN G GOODS nontll. . . a , ... . . t ‘ I I I* A l« I II lira.II* t n l . r U i 'ob, '07, ’a t, A*ip 1*911 elated l*re*-« s (Thicks are V r a t r r il a , V r.trn la, A a ii x iiu * *a*«M‘i*T K Hr** ifa i . * t . r * * r I " l u m l i i i i ». Mil w iink r r 7. l o u l s v ' l l e Ik. M ln n r „ t"tll* T o Im I i, *t K a t t r a * t 'l t y .AOs ( .41# lit"', . t a i n t . .ATA IU .1*1 out ‘heir win in a crucial w Orleans — ^th.Irk . knocked off night (o r A nnounces ( h e O pening of g D e p t. C-9 Pittsburgh 22, Pa. ROY JOHNSON’S Ited B a m ^ ’ '• R estaurant , . Southern YOUR "SHIP WILL COME IN’*Sooner f t t B re a d : By th* Aid of N cwipaper 3 m ile s s o u th o f S a n f o r d O n I ll- W n y 17 Your Ford Dealer Knows Your Ford U«U! ADVERTISING Strickland - Morrison, Inc Land r Icared, dirt moved, road* built, drainage work, dragline, by OTT CONSTRUCTION CD, fo n larl Key Jehnsol, a t Ihe Ked Itam Itestaurant. ..P hone SIO-.M. PHONE 200 AND SANDWICHES ■ 3 Mile* South on O rU n d e Hit Sunday Dinners SPE C IA L CHILDREN'S MENU • IN SANFORD =. . T ry ■ Bo Peep Blue P late SATURDAY 4:90 P. M. K ootxie Day Special HEAR TOM VOSS The M ayfair Inn FO R RESESVATIONS C all 1200 Lind W eb er, Gen. Mgr. UPHOLSTEBKD fabrics, Upe*. 5ov:n room two-story home lo­ ATTRACTIVK offer for ,u;lii party a* assistant in griu-eiy tries, brocatellra, damask*. tted very clcse In. Immediate fsesslon, |fa< five room garage Im itation leather and dispery store. Phone 60U-J. apartm ent also. . fabrics. Arrangement for c a rt­ Robert A. Williams ag e If work desired. R. 8. 733 Atlantic Rank* Illdg. I N S U R A N C E agent wanted f... lirown, 2911 N, Orange Ave., established while del'll. S u in ' > and commission. Write li"« FOR SALE 1213. Sanford. Seven room bungalow, choice h> nVALENCIA, Orange* I !6 bushrL tion on Magnolia A v,.. cornet 61. M. Lord. Phono 4(03, lot. Possession can lx- arruoged Robert A. William* PEAT, dirt, cypres* poet*. 41: Phone 732 Atlantic Rank Illdg. Pin# Av*. • . FLOOR HANDING ' |tYERS, fresh dressed, avail­ and finishing. Cleaning anil u.ix EM n*Y 5 gai. oil cans—40c each. able dally. Tendr-Fry Poultry, ing. New floors aurfaerd In |-cr 4,* If. U. Pop* Co2206 Sanford Avenue, Phono fectlon. ' Old floors made like new *. - B on of hath World Wars tTVeTcT ifS \ i i i i - r i r n n M’ljio F -'ro ii:n W o rn v o iin n io C o n n lv F r ie n d * I \ M ! S H I'.N R Y T A Y l.O R P ir U\ I HE SOUTHEAST *people cjiifl!. Atlantic Ale ami Rccr than any other. ~ G t& P ’ *4 f is . i ■ YOUR VOTF. A N D SUPPO RT W IL L III. A P P R L C I A f L I) onry" In ewint-Uen with lb* CIO-PAC scare alary. Lei a* all la Hrmi note Caenty join «HU» the btrict b y casting ear vet* fer TOM VOSS fee "M/tk vi oaao cures A^ar.lJt Cjrrfiany - I .vtirr ‘a AlUi/a. Chnlatli, O ut' ihmi ». h'tt/jH. OiUndj WHY. DAD. YOU'RE I OF COURSE EVENIN', SHERIFF CLAYTON. OUITTIN' WORK-KIN DA EARLY, AlN'Tyf • 1 - i R - I ‘M GC ’1G HOME TO SUPPER. HOME EARLY. A NOT DOES IS ANYTHING Q SOMETHING W R O N G ? ess^HAVE TO BE WRONG,FOR r\L ' ME TO COME I H Jh Z V -i HOME / J k e d NO, LSUT YOU lOUAl STAVAT THE 01‘IK* MUCH LATER I r JUST W OND - - J IHIl»l.> il WE'LL START) [ G O O D R IN G IN ' LEAD AT / [ LET'S II IIS END OF THE \ > BEGIN STREET WHILE C H IP i( BLA5TIN MOVES INTO T H E 71 BA N K FA R IY ^ MISCELLANEOUS II. M. GLEASON WE MANUFACTURE and rebuild S?e our new ihsortm ent of HAND Lake klary. Flu. E verythinr in Redding." W# .PA IN T E D CHINA WARE. Sian-' stock quality furniture. Call ua ley-Rogers Hardware Co. for your bedding and furniture LAWN! mowed "with power n»iw needs. E c h o I a- Redding and hone 779-XJ. F urniture C o, 117 W. 1st 8t., Phone 1133. CASH buyers waiting for ll-.im ». Gruvea, Buolnea* properly ->l DODGE - PLYMOUTH all types. For quick icmiIi . Ii- i NEW 0 roo.-y 3 besiroom hoese, PARTS AND SERVICE your prvpirty with W. Ilryiini 2 Jota, screened porch, 2 car garPalm etto Ave. Phene 1011 t.'ulhoun. Realtor, Umaliilu, I h i* , beautifully landscaped, 17500.AUTOMOBILE and radiator* re­ Phone 2302. paired. Wright and Cohen Car7 ROOM 4 bedroom house 2 car ««•» • French, Phone FARJfERS—Now la the time l garage w ith 6 room apartm snt, have your tractor painted i doe* In $7000.00. • ■ m OAll Reel'* Paint OL.. Shop. 300 ll* W *>tti HOUSE clot* In lirii living room, din­ St. Phone 1064-J. ' HOURS—doe# ing roots, kitchen and bt«skft»l SIZES 28 to w. Vote for M. B. (T-Bone) Smith . « The Sanford Herald goe* into Jiore than 3000 homes in Han­ C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S ford and Seminole County. If you have aomethkii* to sell or 10* per line for one insertion buy you will find that a classi­ 08e per line for J Insertion* fied ad In these columns will 07e per -line foi *|( insertion* .ell the most people about It fo, Ojc per line for 2d insertion* Minimum charge 30c the least money. Phone 148 or bring your ad to The Herald ■ S ° j P* S , 0 • li"* • Including phone and id d r r ti office for atubk result*. and 20 guage SHELLS now on REST IIAMHURUKR sandwich in COl.nRKD GIRLS for laundry the way—also a limited quantity the County—and STILL 1 6 c work Seminole County i.uunof 22 CARTRIDGES—and in a a t Roy Johnson's Red Darn drv tu n aid St faw days we will be able- to Restaurnijt, 3 miloi South af take care o f p a r t _pf_your r ,SanfordaPf),41i W i f tfolrement* ^ f o r •'’ITexP KN AND women (colnirtll foi work at Crate Mill Went l.itu i LUNCH SERVED a t t Stanley-Rogers* H ardw are Co. St. Adkina & Adkin. Co., It" , HAHN 11 to 2 I*. M. i m.*al 60c. Roy wunt, BALI/AIID’S feed, groceries, etc. you. (Close,! Tuesday) FIRST class niuld, g"n<l Phone 8CS*J. II. Q. Tcuchton, Call »t .lie.i Magnolia ' 120b-Celery. . lie will e.xplodr'nie “bat. _ '. T on igh t's scheilule l» h e w ()r- FO R C O N G R E 5S ----- FEATURING . 'j • (to BUSINESS 9ERVJCE .III • leans at Memphis, A tlanta at Chatt«nm ,ga ,'• » Nashville and Mobile at* Little r»«. . PANTS 410 SANFORD AVENUE O pen All Summer FINE HOME-COOjtEt MKAI.S WORK JUSTICE . OF THE J PREM I COURT ABLE LAWYER FAIR F F V R L E S .S • S t o d M o n t y O rd tr or C h t c k (thui t a r Jag C O D . C h a r g tt ) at - little . Rock' was rained out lust night • the lengue Irnd has been ilHt between the two. . A C Cbat:ano«ga, At hounreil back from a pjrevtoui ________ _____ C hattadioastruus series vwith "* ** ioogn to *ji\. 4 and 1 la st night, “he Warn* meet again to n ljh f n a doublehcader. At Na»hvitle, >« Volf gave th# homefolka a trea t bv staging a track meet against Illrmingham lan up 17 runa white Ihe Heron*grabbed 2. The Vol* etarted thing* off In Ihe »eennd inning with a seven run blast and didn't unit unt'l they had a ru , for each of their 17 hit*. Mo*'v i Boys White Wash Pants ('ll Jacksonville) finish. I t must b e... .sweet milk or diluted evaporate. milk" and add U4 tablespoon lemon juice. Proceed a* if it werr the usual rotlr milk o r hu!,4iWi'> used In such reelpe* a* hot F*cuits, com bread etc. BIRD TAVERN . S h ip m e n t . PACKAGE STORE Memphis Chicks Again Slap Pelicans To Increase Lead In Southern Loop s •, tlalnrsville L lAtl.e* . v s T i o v V t i * t.»:4«it rt t »*«. . w . iIlf....vim I* t iiim iI NICKS’ ViilM PH 2A ^4 FCovf li Kjoo -fURDO&rJ 19(7, WA*a1«* Vfcw -fltc xU-tlolAU bCAexie 0A<-fi4&cpw W iv o o y i'o I t e l r n l t * i N ew V o rh . C l . v . l a n d a t liaston C h i c a g o *1 r b i l n d * l | i h l n . Rt. L o u is a t W a s h l b i p o n . It ' J .XT* II 6 .III * x • .tee ■ Writ. Mimm mm4 M m **■*•*» mam tX ltb.r a a m r S tnlliVd 'i u t ) . I " S a l 'a l i . w r * Ot U n it' a t n . l - u m l T r i a l * * * | ts a v lo i ,* Keacb. RAN’Ti i | | | i *1 81. A u g u s tin * , l u r r b m * *1 . llatnuavlU *. / m ‘ llre .ir. I . I U H I »: W. I - Pel. STRICKLAND MORRISON * CoapUU with Detachable Cord. • SulHbU lor All Typo* ol Ironing. • A llisctlve, Datable Chiome 531 PlttHburgh Life Hldtf. * llo.tan i, f>«ir-,it l N e w Vork X. C‘I.Vf-lkn/t X. HI- l.'iuls I t , l ‘b la.trli .h l , 9 l O n l , g a m r . a lird i i i 'i H . T » 4 st'. Ilmmn STATU • C o m .al.n t S u . - w . l g h t 4'klbi. PHONE 200 U-DRIVE-IT, INC. WHISKEY. WINE RUM GIN 4 M R R t( T T T i r ii f K S T A N D IN G S * Cool Cur-Grip HaadlaJ NO BEER! NO WINE! • NO WHISKEY! JUST GOOD FOOD! New M c C le lla n d A rm y . S a d d le s F l.ltllll, I Team IN THE COWAN BUILDINO u0* ®*( K r r o r : Htnuna, M u n l t s l l 2. h a m . U riililbam . t t u n . b all t n u n l h ^ n i 1.' I d , ) * ' . J. Him .Strain I, C a n t w e l l I, Hen l l l n i ih l l b l i t r . l i a i u . l!og«*li .a i . ; I l r o n k l i n l. H ni Ityraa. - Cu llum . C l a i k . Itul t 'n u l i 'm . ulmjrs B i i a i k l l n t o ( a n i w d l l T o H im * ,’.' l-^f *- *'*i 7-Fr. REINS $2.50 LIGHT-DUTY MARTINGALE $3.50 HAND-TOOLED BRIDLE $11.95 ROBBS HOME BAKERY YOU DRIVE IT! vom m \ { 1. , ’h r u . i - J. N»-a V " t k i . Hi. Ir iu la T. -, I 'l H a b u r a h S. 1-filUil. IpIlU 1. I j . a l n n » t l* ln C ln n .tl, p u « t|U in .d , •*— . . . n u l r l a t y .i w a r d i / l In tar,er.n rr. H e r * by l a n l n a a : . S t u r d y W o r k S a d d le * w ith re v e rs e d le a th e r — id e a l fo r ran ch es. ■ T he Fed* scored three -time In the fiist fram e h u t., nigl off three hit* and one Shin error. Tuttle sin tied to lif t bi >1 l SERIES . \ Totals ,S j h 1 1 .0 0 • ole of SM*MU-S llr a .lla MADE BY TEXAS TANNING CO - Ed Levy’* Celery Fed* appear to lie on the r way to wi-.nii th eir ninth Florida Hlnte l^-nr v ic to r; In it niff ht at the Muni pal Dark ’when rain curtail. play In the fir»t half of |! fourth inning with the loca holding i 5 to 0 lead over th ancient city rrew . An estimated crowd of ill fan* were on hand for the rotest. Official* of th* .baseba association said ta il night th rain check* for la*t night's It .will be good for Saturday night co n test here against Daytnr a fielder* choice when Levy an forced at arcoml but Tuttle tallied on the play. Ijin g a ln , beat mi • nn infield hit. sending l.ak# t third. * ta k e inter scored on passed ball. Justice walked tin Silvirm ah doubled to left t< score Langston. In the third the Fed* garnered -two more when l-*vy poled t 3UO foot triple to center fielr and scored on la k e 's single t right. Langston singled to lef to send L ate to second The Fe< leftfielder advanced to third oi a fielders choice and scored w h e Silverman filed ouL Jim Payne was on the hit. for the Feds an d had m, trouble until the fourth nnd min halted the contest with the base* load'll and two .men away. SAD D LES h s WASHER/ Locals Meet Ancient City Nine Tonight In St. Augustine Beech. ROLLS CAKES B y Jack Sords SiN V H D cJ3V N 3 W O H a f lO A F irst at._______ THIS OUGHT TO BE ENOiK \ NOISE TO COVER CHIP GENIN' INTO THE B A N K j- ^ g r r r < g u R E j LISTEN TO THAT' MUST BE A GUNFIGHI COME j O N ! r_\ r~~ . -r: THIS DOESN'T MAi AND THAT OTW.H l INIO TOWN JUD1 I A GUNFIGHI ' ; R A N G 'K E L L E R PAU U Q BJN SQ b ___ 2-ROOM a p a rt:w m tbOY French Avenue. No petu or children. TN ROSE Court Section—6 room bees*, attic fan, large rooms, fire­ place, garage, fruit, s c r e e n e d porches. $5*00.00. « Fred W. Render, lU altor Oiat* Bank .Bldg. Phone 1030 AEANWHILEJ LAVBRNK APTS. fam ished home-like P SHE W A SO N LV l 1 Lost and Found utilities included. Phone No. 4. GASOLINE ho*# between Chulu* oU and Oviedo llm iday. Return E eat Grave* A ve, O range (Mty. to M. R. Strickland, J r., Stand­ APARTM ENT for rvn't. 300 Elm. ard Oil Co. FURNISHED room*, t i l l Park I BED spring between Sanford A a shipm ent ol Avenue. Phone 1U-W, S e n F Findsr please reTexas sadiilea. Price* reason ,t« 318 E. 2nd SL_______ Hill Implement C o , Phone Black ~A White female d, left front 1fg .broken, UNFURNISHED HOUSE. 5 or 0 rew ard for Information (rooms. See a F. Mill* a t Stewng to recovery, C. F. Oo*lwin. Fir* Department.__ _ ACfiOSATfe DAUGWTEG - SU T SHE WOULDN'T j— 1 Yl G iv e M E A r 1j ; S TUMBLE -n iM«i cr • r1. / S AT i r K A 3A JM " -* I W O N D E G WHV V O U fi LIFE S E E M S THATS B E C A U S E V O U G E G O IN G f -JO Q O T A S T E C -i DOV4N HILL / 1 -. AFTET2 FIFTY-V fNA TLL M O LD S I WANTED TO RENT CR oil heater. $-bo»n*r WANTED r0U N D T ~ B U cic’ ^ m T U n hound i n , -wood haaler, day dog. Owner Identify and pay ireral thalre. doable bed ad and board bUL.Call 73. C. ring*. C. A. Shriner, Box W ANTED i 80 men a t th e Man'a K Godwin. . . 'J Blhl* Class, F irst Methodlat Cbnrrhj Sunday m orning a t 6v EAUL.RQiUNaVM G D V o u fc .V THOUGHT ■Nr, I WAS.c Sio) ^ Ic •vr* !S THE inClEANgfi 1 \ l O iD N r \w n r T O S P O U -T V Q S f u n . s o i ju s r si < T acted dum b/ �f v r-r^ - ‘ • • *•*i * i V Y ^ % % % * V% V % %.•■% % » ♦ * • • * ♦ •' i i f « f i f M * * ^ Y .1' . . i t . f{ • ' %J ,V-,A ^ ,)fw|111'iilrttrin THR flANFORD^RRALDi-flANFfmfirPljeiMDA^ • w^.« , . , . w ■I^TwMi i awMfc.i L » 1 « J W 1 . . J i n w w t .iw i r ___L—J I . 'I miiiii^ H:*nfor .L KluliJ 1. * i M n a i s h t c a I* or p tto rn rj^ a iu T -a n y . u r li rts tin t»m* nr ... a .lits t H 'H a t so i t l .d shall f>* rrjilnr cmMint; lie f»o* 1 *.f I M ; W l lOe rolil. ill. f i r t | !4' Il * I-* m « t »** it) *L«I <1*311 »*■ IP. K llts t-s ih Thompson*. k titln,*. A iid ■*ill H j l r II **1 A - . I K u t l . f o f ill. 1 .1* . t Ml | IFf 111• 1*1*4" M.) M. 1 l.lft* f* IIIW ill i.n<t T r .lu n ir iil of ..f III# I . i ' l i n n l . it ml • l>«lt , M . n i l . 'V lllti.rti., i l n n . n l It* f-woffj fn fi> Urn I'iatm niit, t y . n t . F irs t p u b lic atio n A p r i l , ! * . U K -------- 1 ■ 1|IM ■■ m i ll , . ,,, . >tV . i i . , . .. . yiHPAY,. MAY ,»?.,».,WP. ■ !>..■■■*■— ^ l . 1 J J.L ^ - t ™ ™ * ** ... m i m m I mi i tUmmm >Vw^woRf»y? Let’s Clean House In WASHINGTON Next Tuesday ■ J■ Jn Thi» Newspaoer ■* "" m9 > •* 2 •did / .'J d * Z ELTON J. MOUGHTO^, JR . < !{< fa r S ft fa -1 \ uu i in l *111111 ••»» 11*•!!« r L l i i ^ f i i l i l Ulil*rtH*lnti 1 .ithll.it In now aMociated with the H. JAMES GUT AGENCY i \o iiri; in MU It i; t ii Ilf* 1 1 * .ii.'i* ■ ♦ j ------ a \ mu nf* Ti#*i ii> “TnT'iTi’ ’""**■*“ t i n t i» : * ■i ?: ; t JC Itllll. =S • i . t V. XI.t t i t r *r^ Appreciate t ct Your Vote For * *.i n v JOE WILLIAMS ^.’ounty « ». ■ ^ n i - T r r i T r n r . - - ' iv u* Railroad C«ntmLa!cmcr t(ifP .2 j A Smith Florida liuilnrai* man with an ALL FLORIDA virwpolnt “WIN WITH W ILLIAMS" Commissioner Hi I tfjtili i l i~ii -f J ti I.; 1*11111 "On -I *' P*iin»f3T . » 1 i|M t«or* fift&t-** »*♦ 1 •* HmtfilT May 7th irsin A A CONSTANT REMEMBRANCE Dependable Insurant^ and Honda ij J Hoorn 1. Florida State Hank lluIdlns • CORN DUST ’ • , • CORN OIL BILL'S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR fo have* your graduation picture made by ONLY SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, Inc. 301 N. Elm Avenue GIVES "M O R R IS CHAIR CO M FO RT* CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks. Ready-mixed Concrete. Septic Tanks, Concrete . Fence Pwt, Well Curbs *nd Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co TELEPHONE OPERATORS S tarting Rate 5 days $25.00 Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida. Slngfe or Married Ages 10 • 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e foi late hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 1 ^ -5 Weekdays Saturdays 8 - 12 Drycleaningr Service . . . W I T H VELVET. SMOOTH RI DI NG I 0 _ ' | 110 E. 2nd._______ potition. Baby ride* the w*y he Ii U j ! That's in oddition to the other l*mou* THAVER features: ihock-proof, iwdyproo/ tutpenjion, ddjuiUble etumlnyn pujh-handlct, . safety brakes, and 1 2 " wheel* with self-oiling, iqueak- . . , f . Phone . .. 0700 — 2400 ■% 7T*h?v -•■gfe-A v - YY:t Phone 37 FRANK’S TAVERN HI-HAfdCLUB AnoTHtn tx u v u or hatumx f a 1 Get your* supply of strong, healthy Baby Chicks from “ ' '*-* CHECK-UP SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP TuxedJ Foods will make your , Chicka Grow ,'S BUMPER 465? BABY CHICK TIME ISHERE! > TO j uuuumwwriwiuwaaaaiMMuuwaaaaaaaaaMwaMaaaaaaw prool bearing*. Body end hood covering In beautiful twotone color combination!. BUMPER j i ’ L LANEY’S DRY ^LEANING Co. THAVER t FEATHER-TOUCH* Adiutuble Oeclc Retl edjuili Inltantly to reclining, hill-redining, or iilting*up DRIVE —t TRIP SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. DEPENDi AND PROMPT I Manufacturers # r-Ti 112 W. First St. - I’hone 680 ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER ‘ ESSEX STUDIO CORN SPRAY Feel free to call on ns for advice. Wo specialize in local needs. AT “Ydh . Ju' Now is tho time to plan - it * FRIENDS Ileal Estate Sales- -Itenlnla—Mortgage Loans 411 HRtR of the defunct G crm nn In erlcan Hunt), K rllr K u h n hai >« 1 released hy the U. S. A rm y ro T n Germ an internment camp chafe had h ccn'held since h i* rTivat fruin the Um icU State* In M 3 , He w ar deported from the I. H. after ic rv in u a tail term and *tna Intcrncl. (lutcrnaM anal) • 3 Hrst Way* T*> Crow It WORM-FREE^ SOUTHERN’S r rl U r ihr mt YOUR - RAYMOND*M. HALL, REALTOR au thorities who suspected him ■>! implicaliijn In the third id n Jeep, G u n te r KnpiM'l (above), Lleuuultr. G erm an y , was (ound to have passed him self «>fT for over a y ear as a U. S. A rm y capltdn. Knppcl. a luflwufTo lieutenant. Infiltrated Inin A m eri­ can lines In ltd I, (hi. Ini) as o South American. . (Iniernotjonal) |*mI! fin a l MEET ro i.r.'ic A i/ snv|)HTiu:aKSTi 'I’hone 9fi0 C O R N .... •a • * :M KU)liu«v is* MA M il • PH O N E 78 Will * 1 *J»I* i?irrtiH * ‘frill -1 lly *• I . II ifit (H ft A l.i 312 EAST FIRST ST. R. C. DODD WH1U RfJCUE OPERATIONS W til STlll UNDII WAY, Ihl* photo mode from an otrptsnc ihows trl«r«|w* cars ’! ! " n w e r ,,IC ,r,‘ •<* n ,,rr nurllnjton Itiiilroai!'* crack L’si>otltion riy cr. speeding at «5 >al!t» an h >ut plmvcii int«i.»h«'i*v< jtf anaU*w.4.-,ln at Naperville, III. The crath took a toll at 4T-Fnawn <!cju! At lea* ISO uvie injured. Ilctl C ro u official* aald motej>odlcs m a / be UUI under the w m i l : . ( / n r c u . ..il I;*J■ Aa In tu ran ce Solicitor 2\ Legal Notices I We are happy to announce that HOLLER f f tore. > ANNOUNCEMENT SUPPORT AND VOTE FOR ’ *J • n e/n r In'* t ‘" lim n (0. D. LANDRESS) Phone 1021 Iraid Political Ads.) DbU In Oili» « : t t ♦ 0 —Dee’s Sigrn Service __ - _______ - * TO CONGRESS 4 A Regular Ad 1. TOM VOSS SIGNS SHOW CARD AND POSTERS ’ LNSURANCE" r ELECT WO»| • I CARRY ^ ANTIWORRY • th« * . W ? 1, ysnsss ^k'asurass -. y :£-s» / • _______ ____ HI-HAT STORE Ubl 2nd 8L a t 8anfb#d A re. Phone 858 1 THE VERY BEST — SOMETIMES *•jT^^tnr---!f1 * *1 *•=-•# F A R R E L L 'S . OPEN EVERY'NIGH Saturday Orchestra * Steaks— Chicken— Barbecue * I Sanford - DtLead Highway— A /*£ V4V /Jvir t* \ t 'K<\*i I HAM M m i) .. I M O K I: S i. iv W O U LD READ YOUR A D TO O , IF R A P P E A R E D m ' MONEY WORRIES . ARE UNNECESSAR Whatever yiw r ' problems, w«‘5 T « , aolt tn today about W ooK e™ ’^ * * i • * �: •' -j r . r .j ? 1 In U n ity T here Is S t r e n j t h — * THE WEA TH ER To Protect th# Pear* of the World ■ To Proarate the Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity fur Hanford. W AN VOLUM E X X X V II L U 1 U ' I- Congress Is * Attacked By PAC Chieftan EaUblished 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y ■■ r :— r r Hillman Says Price Control Action May Throw Nation Into • Orgy* Of Inflation , ■», MAY 6, 1946 Associated Press le a se d W ire NO 164 ------------------------------------------------ Truman Gives Big W ar Department ure Program T o Congress Large Number Of Voters Expected To Go To Polls ATLANTIC CITY, May 6 (/P)— Chairman Sidney 11illman of the CIO Political Action Committee c h a r t s th at Congress is betraying the Interests of the people, lie says it has made a shambles of the Price O n m trol Act and' is threatunihg v to plunge the nation into an onry of inflation. I'j MIv cloud* IhU aftrrntMin. tonight and liiPMUt. S n illrfrd aflrm ogii I h t i n d r n t r a i NEW SPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, GREAT LOVE HATH A BROOKLYNITE i& v t n lb a n t e d — g u a r d s ' ra W l in g RIOTING PRISONERS ON ROC K M erger Of Army And Navy Blasted Today By General Vanders r if t- of U.S.M.C. , W A S H I N T O N , M a y G </T> '^ P r e s i d e n t T ru m a n to d a y g av e C o n g ress a p ro g ra m c a l l i n g f o r t h o o x p o n d itu r o o f * m o re t h a n $ 7,O U O ,U 00j)00 b y t h o W a r D o p n r t m e n t in th o n o x t f is c a l y e a r . • T h e c h i e f e x e c u t i v e s a id t h a t ' t h e e s t i m a t e s c o n t e m p l a t e th e m a in te n a n c e o f a u A rm y o f • Herald To Announce Election -T R eturns Tomorrow Evening: A suj'itfcntlal number of tba voter* * f Seminole County an* expected to ra*t their vote* at poll* between 7:00 A. M. and 7 Hlltman'a attack la contolnei! Id 1*. M. Tiu-silay In the first I)*mi> m ore than I .rtHi.tlini m en muI ctalic primary election, it was the keyn ulr a d d r e s s p rep ared for offiern* on Jt*in* -HL llM i. This predicted today by O. P. Herndon, - V 4 k a v i6 U A a h u * l »*m v#atien-efc t h f l * f i g u r e cumpRit*« t*» t h e l .5 00 ,0 0 0 county clerk. CiO Clothing Worker* of Amer­ men plumu •! fo r ,itine *10 o f th lj ica, which he heads. Mr. Herndon also declared th a t yenr. The CIO leailer says “ A wreck­ he believed that the yotlng would The pieMitleiilitil estimfitea probe orderly and th a t practically ing crew in the House of Rcrevide $sriOO,OCO,iHltl fur tfnvermnent all of the trcenl reg litran t* would sentatives ha* done the (lidding amt te lie f in ocruptetf areas. Tho vote. Hue to the short ballet, all i of the National Aeeociation of pm ^rtim provitlr^ nlpo for me county return* *huuld be In by M anufacturer*, the Notional Real expenditure »»f #i0fl,000,lf00 for 10:00 P, M. or shortly th srta fte r. ' 9 E state Hoard and the m eat tru it. the ittomic M 'lvfn * form erly enr* he *aiil. It dallies on the vital hom ing | lied mi by the Manhattan I*u>Election return* will be an ­ legislation and a public health nounced Tuesday evening over » program . It has sabotaged the I he presiilrnt mn!r In* recumloud speaker tit front of The F a ir Labor Standard* Act.” n11*itdiil tim im Mnnm* <«enern 1 Herald office, and joumt service Furtherm ore, Hillman e o n , ne­ A lexn tiiler V n t t . l e c t i fi ? a i u 'd will be provided by the Electric gro** have been denied full citlM'l'f 1*11 minw ohjtM 1 1 , *i * i'.e pr«»lenehip through filibuster* on the YIEU1INO TO NO MAN in this affection for Brooklyn, Sgt Edwaftl J Service t ompuny Roth local and p»»M'*I Vt to v itTi’ l Nsuvv n»er|fer. fair employment practice* and the (trace, who Is expected to be stationed on Okinawa for a long lime to slate return* will be announced, f The M111«in■ * * *'niiHdiodnr»t anti-poll tax act*. come, made a request you tee being lu'Jllinl here He asked for the | th«* laitei through The H erald s ndd l In* Sem ite N iiv.ii < • innUltee Hillman *av* the coune of Con­ atrect signs on th r corner of F latbuih anil Church Avenue* and hU par- Associated Pres* teletype service. 1ihnt lilt* Ax 111v I-* tieteiinineti to gress m ust be changed If the na- rfita, Mr and Mrs. Richard R. Orare. arc helping to take them down Joe Mi... oil! furnish record* for ' i edut'e the M.-if 'tie l oi pa ii> fl lien is to move forward in peaco Aiding them U Brooklyn Borough Prr-Mdeni John Cashmore i right I who rmi»ic la-lweeii announcement*. 1 p o at t n o i *<f v l m i i r . ) m i t i t a l y ill* In order t* coftifdle returns In D and prosperity. He add* thot the authorised the removal of the sign.* for thr homesick OI. (Internationali v t feet l\ i unit the county a* soon n* possible, CIO'* Political Action Committee I t * jo*t t h a t * ml. lit* atld ed , j A m* r% m a precinct rrp iesrn tal Ivex are re now i* more solidly entrenched w f-ii h i Mitld U *«!th i ite*| by t h e iuesir*l ti* telenhone The Herald and better equipped to carry on p ieien i m eti'i1! lull oflice (It* I a« iwiti »* trsult* a rr the campaign than It was two The Mnitne I'orpM c**iii »iibi » Innt ti unted Thete are lf> precinct* year* ago. ihutifed the W ar I 'epfirtmulit in the county. Oeoeittl S taff w ith t oiiRiderinjf Voter* uill select a United ” ihe \e iv t'YoU’iu r of the Marine n n r .iiU ti’ Il m i t l i r oiltJildf (if t h f tttillll State* Senator, u member of the federal P m llrnilary guaids nl the penitentialV >-,rrn**i i 111 p* ,11 a iu n ittiumir affront ** w ttulim s nt I h r I o U iik con M r U who. United Slates House of Repre- rrl1 building. seeking upjsirtunhlra to lire tiunugn in “the Army itnil Navy merger <*f ih r H im k ‘s im.iB.ln r f ll block A t Iuk' ixhi i mn uii4 w ritten by the tentative* i member of the 3 U te *rm*Vl .with one machine gun Und otlirr Itreatm* tind ■-■-i/f.t f»* 1-iHil hoiilagps h i U w r r l. hlotk Legislature.' a county cmnmisslon- lrj" ol,p * “» klllrd «»d tv ....... wntimM mid m!» j Sei-ats* \11!11•(% f \ < "liim id r r „ It »1 n«i i u .dItifuil Boumt}ihotO> er, a ju*tic» of tho S tate Hupreme 1 J__ . am teats ilnubU ui. buwHirer, ihnt Court und twii railroad eomiiris* j* ~ * 7 it vtitI form* to a f dt S^r.nte |vo te t in t ye ar ■inner*. Bark. Avenue is , the maridlai ■Ou t . th at separate. iS it * stde ftvtn.v 117J. Pinch, district m anager o f west *tde voter* m Sanford, W rit the Woodmen of the World, h u Hsnfcrd voter* will te s t their b" returned from a trip to the or­ TOKYO, May 6. (4*)— Form er April, w ith 1492.50)1 in sales lot* at the o ld .A. C. I.. Depot »" g a n ic tl cm's home office In Omaha, President Herbert Hoover today inford S la t. Farmer* I st reet . ' East ntill' Neb. Mr. Finch was awarded the asserted that Russia would help at the roved to be the lop vo(pr, will go („ the New Bon! trip for h u outstanding work in the world food situation greatly Market, t of the mm lug Alley next to the Sanf*'i.! th e society * behalf lost year arid by giving foodstuffs to China ami according to Manager H, -I Hunk Company on Magnolia Ave­ • was an honor gueat during a four­ Korea, II# ha* purposed th at the kel, l^hm ati. The increase over the nue. th y conference which wda attended Soviet Union turn over U* the $:)<15,(SOO sales of April, 1915 Due tu the election, the regular by atate manager*, district m an- two countries some of the fowl was 1180,839 or 61 p o te n t. Jill* MOSH, W4‘tkinir m omjitnc* monthly meeting of the Hoard *-f mil |)irr»*. 4p ager* and field men who were which the Ruasian* have obtained IlMf* Uith ri»> i;[tH U nit sales, which during some County Commissioner, will I * hoi.I similarly honored. 1H| I,| nifir Kt’UJi cillliMMliirtl ihtj in Manchuria. months of 19411 laiigcd behind on Weilnesdsy morning at dtJ mi ftafl'IlU 1 I i I'll. i I -li Thoee Attending the conference. The form er President is In corresponding period* «f In-1 r tlfnl nnn-i thut | »‘UI i «■111IM 111!'ll .. , , ,55tl. |, 1f:if . r* I .. \Ltr. • ft S'-ftlmll 1.1*1. . nfrfinl >m Mr. Finch reported, were welcomed Tokyo on hi* study of world year. .Iso showid an Inctr..,- . . f l ^ n r ' i instead of the usual ft. f * i*l » i I « ht-ifin by Mayor Char lea W. Leeman of needs for President Trumam Hi* from 100.821 in April m r . 11«k * * h " 1 Tuv,d«> in the month. W A S H I N G I n \ Ma y 6. I f Omnitn and Oovemor Dwight suggestion on Chinn ip'd Korea 167,601 (hi* April. i’-l.y i * , " ....... ... m‘,r," n* " «. ..1 I Ins Joy among some rannUlm- E c o n o m i c S l a i n ! I / . I ( h e - ! <■i H>, *Griswold of Nebraska during a came at a nrw* conference which .M - | 4**4’.11♦ - r I. ,!? Il If i'> Hub* if 1 ,u 1 " !• I* n|tpi (i i il i >erf • III* S tring beau* led In *alr* with le* today w am r.l I’u n iH '" that w,,„ 1A111 mi.mhi**- <ii*’ jkMbivon banquet held In the Paxton Hotel dealt at some length with J a p a ­ and isreping, waiting and gna 6 lilt i i ll< 33,608 unit* bringing n »f a continiintioii »f the mnl -trt(* **‘4it' Vi b it Wil­ l 1l.W where the society was organised nese food supplies. ing of (ectb among other*." no Hoover maintained that Japan 1100,487 or an average pile*- "I merited County Judge It. W. Wa r may priding the need f*n pi ire 54 vtars ago. hum ' tv ill Is .1.1 lin' ll i> im*> filbl III s>>•«' 1 K VNK J MM II \ 52.99 per bushel hamper. This | control*. He told the lliiusc rum this morning. Florida's state manager, William m ust have food Import*. “ W ith­ 1Inc |* il»t» ■*!*»ry uf u mu William- nine. I'uql Ellis will skip­ m ittec InvesUgating fAod -hurt per tlu* Mos* Amusement Com­ H. Martin, made the response out them ," he salu, "all Japan deal la now about over., Second hnst> life w t i u v e Biivut) by In value was oranges with 26, ages th a t hr ha.l liored to wind pany -quod mnl l ’i*le Echols is Martin wae given thU honor for will be on a ration, little bettar 155 boxes bringing 595,589. CanII kf( Ml **iIvxIrti attd vvliu late up cant rid* in eight or t*:n slated to pilot the Echols Mat* his outstanding acoomplUhmenta In than th a t which the Hermans bag# came third In value with lull- wo ill ‘Ini tu hi trn|i|iptl in months. Rut. *ni<l Itowle*. "o’utree- Factory outfit. ^ Florida during the year 1943. gave to Ruchenwald and Relsen 37,166 of th* 60 pound sacks 1ii ii kt fhrattMi * •It-nl iriMin declared t h a t two more Ics* the roal strike I* *.-ltli*d, I Addresses during the parley were concentration camps." ifnn j bringing 570,987. Hoover expressed the opinion *poll -»*l - f o , ts-itlomi n eed ed don’t know where we will h e " made by Stanley Maltfce, Nebraska 1Its il it t ii |««lt nt • Tomatoea which avetagcJ 18,10 th a t unless Jap sn gels more food, to , otph'te the ’|V ■' nt* circuit Insurance director, Attorney OenTALl.AIIARHEE, May 6. id ' At the *nnn‘ limp. Civilian I't • • fel 1** ) .| i'idllra If Mill >.i a crate, brought 546,512. Celery American troop* in Nippon might erai John M. Daniels of South •4*i 1' 1 iI •Ii Hi^ i- < 1 and urged iiiv firm individual or a t 5 2 .6 6 a crate brought S10.- Secretary of State Gray yesterday (loctiun A dm lniitrntor John I' Carolina, former Insurance Com- be endengered by disorders, anil 440. Potatoes were sixth on th reminded the 7.600 election clrrks Small appealed I efnrr the Sennt .« Miill 1:t-1+1, .i.t ^»*5||<a nl#1. .«* * i c a i n r a t n n » lr - n ■ c ]>• rntei a become involve*! In s sweep of . lob i,. ritptrw l him <t, cither * miss loner Atden C. Palmer of In ­ f»*t t'III - L'nmin in th*’ ♦il list and averaged 52.16 per 5 0 1and In ireclo ri who will man Hie Ranking ( i»nt iti liItw nml |**»t»it I I tit e e l ,-t K e l l It- diana and several other nationally epldemles. Hoover ssid that he pound sack to bring 127 108. 1480 pcills in tomorrow’s primal y Bn BfcuKinir - . « \ f 1114*1■•! I»n Mali*f) |l mnRinn«»f* s«»|» based hi* statem ent on inform a­ lie tit*o sfui.otn* *-*l Dial there known figures. A bii: fai’lm in moov ^h-'ilithT1 ^ election that state law r*quir>* • M ■ Ml. .if ^4 * 1 v 1 . 4 Cucumbers at 5608 n bushel wi l l he a m e e t i n g -•( m a n a g e r s F 'lt wo* one of the finest con­ tion from General M arA rthur’* brought 520,970. Tangerines nt them li> post results of the voting i B i d Sinitll, ie unit»tiflit*i . I m m ihn^ |. 1 iiii. M l ii -* hi lliM'lKI 1 |oiti,.||t*w nig ltt at t h . i a k e f e t i n l ventions," Mr. Finch declared, o c c u p a t i o n headquarters. He 52.41 a box brought 518.940. in their precincts a* soon as b al­ of BCuree item* Sm h hoarding i’!kf i 'UIt 1il%i*lllln*!ir U’ filial 11* praised -MecArthurV food sta ff ilinmomthatt I'atb .il l- players "th a t I’ve ever attended.” fii-! hiiiwli u iV ii he said, i* iiii JnkIt mleti-ifi* * II. tie 4 4 1 »t*V lot* are counted. as one of the best hr had se«n. Peppers, now being locally bar••ii lie various < lut-* w i ll hold i I 1« 5 flk v a(f l\Ilf If | ».|\ actual *horlagt>ti mnl eieate* in iV mu I-H !*• 1 vested brought an average of When the vote* are tallied, the Hoover sdded, that on th r Jan aa practice s c — i o n . M--s, uiged i.4 i i In* IU * | 1 V 1 * I MV (ill J 1 It **ui artificial vhiutngvp H it rnuM M * law »ay», the election result* 54,61 a bushel U > bring 513.037. nesa food question, ” 1 take It th at that *my pin yet s not •igned, hut \vU, .%I>>n it thuughllul int* w# will rely on their presentation O ut Of ( ta ta product* hail a total ■hall In* publicly proclaimed by be atopped. ri even mlnlmlted. tu wishing to play on .« team, to s e r g e a n t decided t h a t hU men sal* of $14,609. declared, many »hnrlage* would Immediate posting nt the polling of facts." report for the practice which be­ Were g o ing tu c e l e b r a t e t h e holi­ M anager Lehman reported that place of a copy cf tho results be eaaed or disappear. g in s at hdIO o'clock. the m arket waa shipping lota of Igned by the inspectors and clerk,* day, war or no war. Rmall plruih’il fo r on cktensioii In connection w ith the recrea­ "It \tu« around one oVJovk in sweet com a t the present time. Such posting to l>e In a conspicu­ of price controls, declaring that program this summer, the nflri ihkim," la-gal) Mansfleldi tional Th* price h ai ranged from 52.60 ous place so located th at It will ‘Ire irouhle* be exj.ecte.1 in llv'rel Hudson of Hrnden "and we were in the line, tem ­ Moss s ta te d -th a t it tmxing pro­ to $2.76. A continuous supply be subject to public inspectiott the labor Held if conlrof* aro rc- ( who lin* appointed a* porarily pinned down try heavy gram hns been outlined, Itlel that !»S been nrer t appoi y lll be available for the next even though the polling place bo moved. Ilo oxpre.xMNl tho hehef brail nf thr local Salvation A rmy o rllitiiy The entire crew was in­ this activity will get underway month or eix weeks, due to closed.” Funeral service* were held In th a t If the t)PA is allowed In dir ■Hi.t to r r p t u c r Major Allan upon arrival of a new npg which planting* having been spaced the P in t Baptist Church Sunday on J u n r 30. or I* seriously weak­ \\ burton who ha* been trans- side tile lank waiting for- the -Will be net up in Ibe Armory bui rage to lilt when someone over considerable time-intervals. at 8:30 P. M. ftfiTWr*. Jane.Ill budding. Muss said. "We will ened, the rise In prices will be feMed to l.iilrolw. Pa. remembered the tufkey sand­ have an Interesting lntxing pro­ 'W Smith who died Friday s t 0:00 • Hugh C. Whelchel. Jr.. *on of Cabbage has sold from 5L26 to quick, sleep, and ultimately catas­ wiches which the mess sergeant 5 1 A0 this la st week, with most p, M. at the home et her aon-ln- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel 8r^ for those Interested in par­ trophic. had parked for us ami which gram la v and daughter, Judge and Mr*. who reside a t 1015 Msgnolla Ave­ of th# crop harvested^ besn • have ticipating ami for those intereatw eir now resting under the tnrp, ranged from $1.60 to $2. Yellow nue. has been honorably discharged James G. Sharon. on I he hark of our Sherman. In etl in watching the sport," Th* Rav. W. R. Broolu, Jr. of- from the United Stale* Army a t •quash, cucumbers and ootatoe* . Lloyd Hatch, veteran Seminole order to fetch them, it was neccs- | ara moving in volume. ited at the service* and th* the Separation Center, Fort McCounty iportam an. hooked a big sary foi one of u* to go through , jr was l*Mr taken to Madison mouth black bass yesterday a fte r­ the hutch uinl rnnvl across the fof'butlsl this morning at UtOQ *"\vhelchcl served In the Diropean noon th a t weighed 11 3/4 pounds. roof under fire. We matched : Theater of Operations for two The fish waa caught while Hatch coins for the joh and 1 tost. 1 j Borti In MadUan on Mar. ifi. year* as a rifleman with th e and his companion, Chester Waite x n rd Regiment of the 60th In ­ Lieut. Ilyrd Hudson ha* taken had also lust my appetite by j were fishing on Hickory Lake, hut the others were still fantry Division. Prior to entering the place of Major Allan Whor- then situated in the southwest portion ' hungry »n I went out. accom­ ith was 84 yaars old at th* Um armed force*, W hrkhel was a tnn at the local Salvation Army panied by our lieutenant, who of Orange County. > no* t following the iro m fe r of ‘ bln. Bha wa* mar- Student*-1 .'frii* -iiA time of her deal The bai* which measured 25 decided to come along and help D r. Aubrey Wayne Epps. Jr., Slnjnr Whortou to Lalnibt-, Pa. Ha was awarded the Purple a I d e n s e Smith inches In length and 18 Inches Mrs. Robert 1’curifoy died at me grapple with the heavy tnrp. who aerved 37 month* in tho H eart for wounds received in action in Birth waa caught with a Hadwho precedM, h«r Lieut. Hudson is n young, ningle her home 1104 Elm Avenu# Unce outside the 'tu rre t wc s ta r t­ N avy dental corps, ha* opened the enemy and w ean th# don-I’al casting rod. South Bend man whoso homo is in llrndenton ed crawling along the roof in the Saturday a t 12:35 A. M. follow­ his office for the practice of Dr. E. D. Brownlee conducted combat Infantrym anV badge. He reel and a Hawaiian wlggler no, two children, cfiend direction of the chow ing it short Illness. d en tistry in association with Ills and whose previous Salvation waa also awarded the a m * m u i the services fo r Mrs- AUc* Aman­ 2 lure. and' J. Waldens*. Army a lig n m e n t following his The funeral services were con­ »X when, all of n sudden, a fath e r. Dr. A. W. Klip* in the da Sloan, who died AtJtasX M* Theater of Operations ribbon With \ . Mrs-Smith Joi: F irst B aptist S anford Atlantic National Rank training nt A tlanta. Ga, was in terrific explosion shook us almost ducted at the Nweaiaar -Borne <Jtalw*st Flrat two brans* battle partlclpaUon Orangeburg, 8. C. Ho was born Into unconsciousness ami wc irul- Church Sunday afternoon at 6:00 •- Chhreh in Mi Building. The la tte r Im* engaged S treet .Saturday morning a t 6:20 J T U S s ta n plus th e Oood Conduct M edal • ’dock following an illneta of Rev, W. P, here in the practice of dentistry In Bradenton where he attended xed th at we'd received a direct o’clock with the for the past 20 years amt came high school and was active in ill. The heavy shell hail torn llrooks, J r . officiating and in­ Mvaiml y e a r s ,. her# w ith Mr*. Epps from Je f­ sports, baseball especially, die through tlie front side of the term ent followed in EvcrgT*#a “ Service* w ere held in the Erickferson, Ga. when his son was play* Ihe trum pet and desire* to tank, exploding within the vehicle Cemetery. bort Funeral Home flunday at Salvation Army Rand itself mnl killing every other form Bernard Luther Ilarkay, E H .- tw o years old Mr*. Peurifoy was bom In 2:00 P. M. and Iq rla l waa made f /e U .S.N Jt., son of Mr. and Mr*. mem lie r of the crew, whom tho Rfdgevitle. Inti, on June 8, 1890 D uring his Naval service, young her*. Two all-Star baseball gai L. S. M arker of 1908 French Ave­ Dr. E pps aerved a f A tlanta, Ga. He U interested In boy*' work flip of a fickle coin .hail spared and had lived her# fo r 30 yaars. nue, has returned home a fte r re ­ and P arris Island, S. C, lla a t­ and clubs and said he Intends to from the dangerous trip to th* Sh* was an aetiv# member of scheduled fo r Wodneadi th* Lake F ro n t Dtamol .. _ for over $4 years, ceiving' his honorable discharge, tended local schools and Seminole devote as much time as posslblo tarp .- The lieutenant ami I tam e the F irst B aptist Church, th# Alathcan Class, Scminul# Chapter between the Cub* of the U o fa pf the First and plans to enter Stetson Uni­ High School where he played on to this work. Also he 1* much o ut of it without a scratch." Club Junior League and the loop’s versity to study Diesel electric th* football team. For on# year Interested In finishing up the Less than two months later, Two, Order of the E astern S tar ___.terlan Church. all-star team and the Ml nded Roiiin* College, and Salvation A rm y drive for oper­ Mansfield had his second en­ and the Ladles A uxtliarv-'to tha The deceased la aurvlvad by engineering, ha laid today. tba Rotary Club Junior Following hi* graduation from * - at Emory University ating funds Inis year, he de­ counter with ileath, coming out Railroad Conductor's Union. two daughters, Mrs. JCste ManSurvivori are the h u tb u d , and the circuit's all-star of lt alive, hut this Ulna serious­ Seminole High School In 1943, he „ . . . an ts, Ga. lie then attended clared. entered the service on Julyu of the Dental School a t Emory for Atcempanying Lieut. Hudson ly wounded in the arm end ler- Robert Peurifoy, her parents, Mr. year, and has since served in four y e a n . He ta married to ' the here, and assisting him In hi* I t happened on 16 Jan u ary 1046 and Mr*. D. E- Becker of Clear­ the battle *»-->— topic,- w ater; two brother*. D, E. Beck­ r Maurr Evelyn Rabun. wi‘“ York I* Hat old May who U b u n n ta . Mr. — r» - ~ Supers!*’* Cohtmsndlns er, J r . of SL P etersburg and J . W. Becker of C le a rw a te r; , also «f-W a* several nieces and nephew *., ‘ w ar— Hoover Suggests April Sales At Russia Aid Food Market Sets New Supply In China All-time Record H.J. ■Finch Returns From W.O.W. Meet S. Envoy Braises Increaoe Of 61 Per-s. Held In Omaha U-Food Staff Set Up cent Over Salos In -B y'G en MacArtlpir Coal Strike May Lee Mansfield Survived Double Prolong Need For Brush With Death While In ET0 Organization Of *ApHM945 Attained » Price Controls .•innford Man Who Served As Tnnkman’With 1 ^, a J,* Ij*'‘a ? Ue Sixty .Armored Division Owes Life 'I’o |NcflfS LompIctlOn Bowles Makes State­ Turkey Sandwich .And German Shell ment Before House Investigation Group Salviition Army I lead Law Requires Vote Returns To Be Posted Funeral Services Held Sunday For Hugh Whelchel, Jr. Mrs. Discharged A f t e r European S e r v i c e Hatch Lands Lar^e Bass A t Hickory Lake M Mrs. Alice Sloan Died Saturday a.m. Long Illness Lt. Ryrd Hudson Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. Na me d Salvation J o i n s Father In Army Leader Here Dentistry Practice Services Held For Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy Who Died Saturday E ■s All-Star Tills Will Re Played Thursday B. L. Harkey Given Marine Discharge I m A- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 03, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a0933b5946ece36d1abbdf9d96e3b40.pdf 5a40b7f4e4c7a189ee113c2eafff00d7 PDF Text Text __^ffKDNE§DAYr ^ Y : K 1 5 i 3 THE SANFORD HERALD, OTF^ Cage Athlete Signs For More Than $60,000 i|t*» i i r n p r f t y Itl-A t O r ir iC**iird H i D i s t r ic t H in a lr P m H illy J* ■ drfccflbrd a« Lujh -- linn IZ u ml ' --------------George Mikan Also Writes Way Into Legal Profession ?l lln u II- of Im r n d r d ri.it uf Mjkiki I iu llr ahif. aivl 1#nl * 21tIlftl H nl Hindi II, l< v U I t h r t i I* **f |lb**k II. * ami of IMurk 1 r»; arparJle I thru Ju III hail l^tltlii Hrrood { ■ prr* I It.it, l'mr**tr»l Itttn r iU L m iM j»#t»l M e flo n i l i i r -\ \ riu * r« am i u l i u if i r t K on «* t> I a I I n h and Ik n im b in |»rl%e» it ml V< rita n g ti | A' rnm !■ |» r o p ** * : d t<« In* * iia III#* d ft* It *1 Hill*1 Ninul'i i I*-mlfj I I»k trk r. NfXVO'JUY burn* hi* n .ili. U u in * referee Arthur Dmmvan, St. Im v w court tn Hew York City otter h* was formally charged With homi­ cide. Donovan It alleged to have .truck Importer David Corcoran, an old friend, atler a round of nightclubbing. Th* later, whota head .truck the ildewalk, died later In • hm nitaL_ ' (lidcrnaKunal) M m * it V IV IA N i \**=| \ij\ A p r il : ; h* ri*fil| t*d fm \ j lit i.M k f *»f ih** *’i ! l #* if |ti«* P l l i 23n«1 «U * *,om m l*alon o f Pn M lfrn il. F If n 1 tit., t ill# '* A p ril H lu n . me ||i , lf * f * in* n * * r ld li. itif j;rd day of IN touts FROM SAN FRANCISCO to Johns HnpkUi' 1’ ^ t a l , n.ltlmor*, M il, Air. and Mrs. Jack ftcime nro shown With their N H ye.ir-old "blue baby'* Mike, on lho train in Chicago. The parents are^jpefu l that th« npeiation at the hospital will rtire their ailing child. In background I. the oxygen lent which sustained Mika during the trip. ” (International) W IL L A R D C O N N O LLY A b e e ll.t ( e s la is is e H i* o( ( « " i- o . i doctor. M I k i l in U io iiis * r .b it e r w ill bo i s s l F t f E , trb ilo tboy t o il, lo one ’ •Oder w illing to rb t (d.CBtiOAdl O id d a g 1M’S A>0„ How Toil, N T , Dial. L'-30j SU PPO RT A N D V O TE FOR h o l li l , w h ic h he s t i l l le p re - e - it* l l a v l o im H e a r t 1 p la n o tu l tu r u n s t r u c t a new a t t it e t ir .lo d n im u l h ill 11 Jfi.mytl I II tim id It was rnnimtssiroiri * o f jerted the hid. Hit* III- lift H» in % it y ili l.outltl, %u(Iitiifiiii of lh o ' l)i«H **-sf uf South l ii'iula. Ejtkru* pul C’hurrh. iicvn 'lv felurii^il j t Film iftv it f ffw ii to lime! in t lit* ttimy rhitplom rmfiit, nml U JtRsWtuiit t.i (In Hi. Ilev. John I! Witiif, D. D. hiFthop iif the ilhKtkf nf South Moritlu. A native of Iluf fa 111. N \ , Rev l.miliu gift l*TP i| i hr m in k lr v £* ••i H „ .1 lu U iJ ii rrmi rhem in S um Bttfl Till** met veil f"i'l. Tit nipa niwl We* | Hnlm | Hearh where hv u i , ft i lor nt I hr fimt* of rntfllhlf flu- »i«Tviee lit in ti tilolim tr •*f IL-htM I ’iilie-i* (•fstievu. N V ohirh i« ooe *»f the tin t v iim iH u fiu fia of The 1--we -■ X JM uo u the Th e Illy re JOE WILLIAMS Ace amusements Sanford's Colored A tilt*! rlnill-up o f all .(ill- j snuilniy catldliiaiu In the i :t v i o f f i l m , tn uff.i-i any possibility < o f the gaining o f n fo ithol l ’ there hy an epideone of infantile t ptiruly.ls, wn* ordered Tuesday | nighl al a meeting of the n ly • rmined The decision followed the ' repnil n( «n nutliienk uf the disease in Tllu.viUe where four c u e . writ" iv|tnrte.l the first of the week and one death. Ill thut yity ext t a pi ecaiiliolis me being used to check tllo *pre*'I o f this di cad disease. Holly wood by the Sea I, consideling using a plane carrying 1,000 pounds of D PT per fli"h l to rid the rllv of mos(|uitne, and sandflies. Merit i: nc iti.i: i iiA it i. it : to u n . L iia * In .iim tilliinff w lih ftrrlliin S r . F lo r id a H I, lu t e , 1 > ll. it nubi'r noctlfitt H my r w i l l .*11 '** front »»,■ in* t ju a rt e r f r o it llr u *»w SERVICES RENDERED Boildfl **•■r ■*’.: * DICK’S PRODUCE M ARKET To it’a new location 106 NORTH PARK AVENUE —«— ■Crime Protection Cargo , Dishonesty Extended Coverage Fire llo'spitalimtttinrHealth (commercial) ( non-commercial) Jewelry All-Risk Liability (Automobile) (Business) (Personal) Life Lifetime Income Money & Securities Windstorm Workmen's Compensation YOUR FINANCING NEEDS Automobile Purchases FHA Ifoans On Homes To Build To Buy To Remodel Lift1 Insurance Loans YOUR SERVICE NEEDS Insurance Analysis Insurance Survey Blotters Claim Boat! Maps Memoiaiidum Pads (Rear of Henry Ruasell's Seed Store) t Freah Fruits and Produce Daily • A Line of Fancy Groeerie* O A l.o Several Scarce Item. DICK AIKEN’S PRODUCE M ARKET BOXSPRING ' MATTRESS $ 2 Q .5 0 Railroad Commissioner ((orp. ! ) A South Murid, business man with an -ALL FLO R ID A view point "W IN W IT H W IL L IA M S " I'jiiii F w lt i l+-»i Iff x r rlt« riii# H f April 29, 30 - May 1, 2, 3 “The Blood of jesuB” Aviiiglity epic of motlern moral, with Spencor W ill­ iam., Cnlhryn Cavincss and A U , STAR COLOR­ ED CAST. Hear the HEAVENLY CHOIR Of 750 Voice. Tickets can be bought from yout* church or at the theatre. 25c Admission 50c “ASTHMA” ar TRY Asthmancfrin LEGS Sff.95 T h e new and e f f e c t iv e In h a la lio n a l. th e ra p y m eth od thut him R iven r e lie f and w itinfnctio n to thotuumdo. These Double-Duty DeLuxe C a n trji In d icu llo n ii fo r th e uxe o f t h U ,p r o d u c t Ih on th e label. Touchton Drug Co. Tuxedo Feeds will make your Chicks Grow Reul Eatute Suiea- -Retitnla—Mortgage Loans • BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! Dependable lutuirunce und Bonds Gel herd th y Room 4, Florida Stale Bank Uulding nclude Beauty rest Box Spring* and Simmons White Knight Mattreaae*. MONEY REFUND AGREEMENT 10 Day Trial RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR FAMID labor trouble shooter Ed­ ward#. McOrady (abova) has been drafted by Secretary of Labor Scbwetlaobach u a .pedal media* tor tn th* soft coal .trike, McGrady met with th* Labor Secretary and the soft coal operator*. Re hope* to meet John L. Lewis, bead of tha itriking AFL United Mine Workers, and get Um bock to th* conference St. Johns River Manufacturing Co o. Box 181 St. Augustine, Flor h i-fi I r frarnintr llmi Itavr ifrrp tly rimfeirw l i|nclui'*H ilrRiTc* uptih hint ? ’Phone19C0 BRONZE WIRE Up to 36”x72" <>r Ti. Whom li 1|«* l*nnr-in i3 *1 Hi h t |>|«JliL pr^iulnuia* t OiiHij, u rosl uf Window Screens, w ir e 25'; Cash With Order Balance Shipped C.O.D. \ * A famoit, Swedish explorer, author and lecturer, fin e.la Mo berg Is in Fort Slyer, to study and write u history of the Sem­ inole Indians, Later he will go i > Alaska 'and study the Fskimo and their life mi general, lie hai­ led four expeditions into Afrira und visited AH countries, also written five books iifanit In- ex­ perience* He fisst cmme lo tin United Stales in lti-17 « .ne.-tn; field agent fur tile Swi-li-l, lim a 1 Klhmdogtcal Museum uf Stin-1 bronze Up to 36"xB4" ¥• *#f Screen Doors ,\ rr* . p. ftutM P I * !• d lv u tr r Ih f «*It ■ il t » iii world pto(e.«iunul champ.onahl|t toumament hare. "The law prof e l o n will rorne flint, though-" • " ' . -"B ig M fW * Who- twee I high fcIiooI lumkrtloill find Wits* ttinied thiwn liy Ndtr# Hume u"too iiwkwaid" to play, ssp the first rookie In the pin nink, ever to will the most valuable uwartl In the worltl tournament. He tr-l a-new loornamenl .coring fefOlil o f tan point, a* the (ira r, Dni.ti ed third in the 14-tram meet. He turned pro after lie finished an inteicolleitiale career at l»< Paul during which hr won nliAo.t •very honor available to « col1lege player, Including the rating o f “ all-time A ll-American" o f the Helm. Loundatidn, L o t , Angelr, organUation iliat rale," tnlleg. cage ,tar*. With it all, this sivfool, teninch giant ha, remained enmpletely modeat, und probably ini* no peer aiming the "big boy," of the gamr as a team playei. While ■etting one scoring recoid after another, he wa, a.ked "why don't you nhivtl im ur7” Hi. an awer: “ I don't rare if I w e i aeore so lung a. we win I'll p a ., to any player culling In­ ward the hasl.rt if I think lie lma bcllci rhunce tn seme than I'd have.” ,_ Mikuu's professors at lie J’uul have complete (aith hi hi, futuir In the legal profession, lie*, alI most an " A " student despite th'1 time he lu,t lioni his cln.se* and lectures because o f lur.krti'nlb tin Is “ quick on the t iig g n " in elas,room debates, an cxrrllrnt >peak er, and hi, industry I, unu-tal. During the recent world toutnament. lie wa, taking mid-ten i examination. “ Hut bo came down heir in tin1 afternoon to help me coach th, freshmen." Itay Meyer, lu3 Dr Paul coach .aid, Mikan say, he may play ha-«hall again this sumoirt A , t. pilcher for an amateur team in Joliet, III., his home town, he had a strikeout average of almost I I per game last year, hilt pa*,r<l up tryout offer* with major league team*. i "Don’t worry, he'll dn all rlifht where hr i, without pnifessiano' liuscball," Meyer aver,. Made to Order Swid WIDTH A LENGTH MEASUREMENT / ’/•/ous YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Flnrfdn. *tl Accident I** li etlM rat ‘ Tli01?lH" Automobile IDelmiiL Ji Vl^itii Aviation IH c h iin t. |itr(«7ifjiiD t. Wit it*-*# r m» h nd Mini official Burglary «■*-*!.»M m r t SCREEN DOORS - WINDOW SCREEN t ii ft.-I m i I if *♦. «•» u 'e iu u It r. -M a i . I p, D a te d K Ir A n t h in aeth I M f Are your screen* in food order? A l l i t a r l l r * 'n I n i f t i r M ar\d c l*Ia e iir *fl3ll It. v r tin *t|*|H»tai»itti> to l bt l i r i i r t i Mt m M lira ilU k '- Ix;gal Notices f 'l '< < * liit f » . t f t * h i h i c h a ir." 1 k it e f i r rt c a b lh H . am i t a r lo t t r v r t lc t r e and k itc h e n u U n tH a . l i t * I> ro i» # rtj' o f t * h * r l l « W jllln m # . ! » } n a t U f y a U r n fo r f to t i i g t m hlcfc ' la now In lh a -m o u n t o f F i f t y * * ! * I l i * oo> lH jj1 a r*e Ba 14. #iUf* to ta k e p la r r on I lie l l l l i t in ) u f D lt f T e rm # t * « n h .'T * m e b rtw a a n t f noon ieiMl S I . M, Stold #t it le r in b u lk your supply of strong Flexibility can be ad­ ded to your one room apartment through the use of one of the handsome new sofa bed*. Equipped with inner • spring, unit* in both the teat and the back rest, tha sofa furnishes lounging comfort by day ana can conven­ iently b« opened up B a b y C h ic k s fr o m S IG N S SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 0 —Dec’s Sign Service 2nd 61. at Sanford Avs. Phono 358,. (0. t>. LANDHESS) • Phone 1021 uhi*. , p ^ L _ . Deep pila ChodUle spreads in • . . . . *; ; ( ■ beautiful colors, Single or double MEET bod slse. YOUR The Opening Of FRIENDS M W • if e x- : * 1L bT-> K c d l i UEPENDAM ^ AND PROMPT 1 Holly and Commercial Avenues iiia sn ia M iiB h fa t �____ -L . .** -- • ,---.------ -----, -a- - f » * , _Lm__ . -• ---- -------- --------- ---------------------r * —— --------- , * V 1 ..— — * • A THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of Mir World) To Promote tho Progress of A n ir lti) .. * To Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. H a n f o r d l i r r a l i t S n llrrtd »howrr* ami tlnindrrMorni* (Id* atiVriunui. louicbl ami lillja r. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII W U I* « « " ■ ' Established 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. M AY Associated Press I/cased Wire 2. I!I|C N O . HiJ - Is Conservation Of Power In Effect Today A s Parley Fails Illinois No Hope Is Held For Settlement Of Coal Strike This Week; Byrd Hits Royalties Leave For Germany C om m erce Commission Takes Action 'Because Of Critical Coal Supply Arab Leaders Reject Anglo-U. S. Committee Report On Palestine FIREFIGHTERS FOUR WATER ON WRECKED DESTROYER i • t/vICAOO, May 2, t,V)r- A di astir power eon»ei viiUdfl order 1* in effect in Chicago and about 1360 oth-c lit noi.w ritiee. The lllu iid' t iiinrneir# Commission tilde re, 1 t Ll* reduction o f d eriric curient to prolerf public health and safety during tjie critical shortage of aofi. coat The iiimmission directive npp ou m lv mc.ins that about twot birds nf Illinois w.ll have no merles aflci 6 : 0 J V. .U. and no ihows in legitimate theaters or snorting events at night. A weekly total o f 2 t * hours f electric power will he permitted fin manufacturerj and industrid |SMaa'b|wniling Monday through Friday. t'i iiimerc al u-ers may 'operate fti'in 2 00 to G.OC I’. V. Monday thinugh Saturday. * The order bans the lighting ol show window* and signs, eat healing uni interior lighting in excess o f niinmUni requirementBstaldishnirnts essential !• public health and safety and *» ice ti<in of property nml Iran poitniion fiioilille* will not I affected. Domestic user* arc n d ' not to use any more ete-iricit than necessary. Tbe electric companies ar erupt w ile d t . cut o ff servin from firms m [icisoiis who won' cooperate The i nimiluMiiii chairman, ,'o D Itigg*. estimate* the wee1 saving m eoul will total •,. ton, f i"in iiinimerclal and mil trial user, alone, CHICAGoTMny 2, (/P)— Hopes thnt railroad opera­ tors and tho Engineers and Trainmen’s Brotherhoods . would be able to settle their differences by mutual agree­ ment received a set-back t^day. gi .pthc two birfbperatlng brqtherhooda, which have called Virtual Ultimatum Delivered Threat­ ening Uprising If Jews Are Admitted - f» - JElirSALEAl. MiO 2 pP) ■ . , *1 . r • » ; — Ait Anil) official annmnuc.H that fit** powerful Arab tugli onmfiiittee today* delivered t<» Itritain a .letter which -lie- say* Is the .next, thing In an "ultimatum. The spokesman -asserts that the note rejects, the Anglo- American recommendations • s‘ :~ - - J ' ,, • c____ * ' ;' $>ji P a lm in? Hr de*Ur«^ that thu A n ta now o strike for May 18, walked out of will prrjNire all tiircim f a conference with the operator* lu order ti* rtv.uni * he calb» this rooming. thr tniUima! .t r*■*ni; t*’ IJir Ajioke,%The p m lA n l o f the trainmen,; nun u AhuimJ .SHufc-iJ■n <un*rtor A. P. Whitney, Mid Diet Uie of tlu* Ar.itj it, In brotherhood delegates left the meet­ —h f Mid slJW* ICtllT to ing after About l i minuter became lin tnm ijircitnis nn Ar.tb uprising the operator* offered nothing >ubAtmiiar to tho^e of 103^ to 1039. lUntlAl. Whitney M id that the K ir llr t today A ra b I r j t t r M in brotherhood negotiation* will du ­ nounerd pDii* Uk -t m tv* rwUt* ctile the iltuellon further wlUt the alter to the Aligln-nrU;*h R.‘om9 wage committee, bill will not meet inundation tluf IOOUOO .Irwx ! k* with the operators again unless thej adimml to I’nttT |VtIr%tnir V coinmake a substantial offer. nntirr lut> Im -ii ip,* t ’ » conThe brollierhood* baa Issued the 1 Aklff a pdnsibir .,\ii iiLt'iH'tllfllCf itrlke call after rejecting the re­ itrlk * commendations o f a presidential itamr*) I hr* \ t Itf> * *+!M«" iH * t feet-finding board. - I 'f t '* .if riiiri L'»“ ■* % ’ *i In Washington Indications mount­ i *h< - f t - If *•'* ed that John U 1-rwis has ruled i ! U ■’ ' | out the possibility of an early aet\».d * tlement In the strike of hLs 400.000 ntf-l -lit to ll coal miner*. Oherrvcrs pointed If, N>vk out that in calling hU 250-roan i >) policy committee to Washington (of a conference next Tuesday, lOid 11« lewis showed that he did not \ ,1 expect a atrlke settlement by that > \ • .rv.lt* il 4 ' • 4if . I f lime. t m ie id W •Jtiatell'.iiii? *!•-! n i i l f tul lie m iy have aummoned the t i l l 1* rn I I I * 11*' v t |H h u n t * Hi* committee, however, to hear a re­ • ill. I III* 'll.| In d t lb . u t ill. * Vk**u!d port on progress or to make up FAMtLUBB of American service­ THE FMOKINO, T W IB T tU W11ECKU lp it) the drslnm-r-rs.nrt UfSM . Hhr sank within an bun im.t was HVlnirf nn the Isitlimi wiirn lilt* th" • " if ii,Mu bunging problrrna connected with the open­ men now with the occupation ill** I \t it •t ) II f *118* !hf* Hnlar 1* liciugiai by toil* of water mm ,*hrwn* blown apart bv 1,11| aerial view wu* takrn nl*ir|sirb. Ic.ird *,*irn missingand eighty ing of contract parley* for T9,000 Ior£m In Ocnnany are shown *iiiii «t Uni ht- imiii .tti'tl it mi#i$t explosion at a dock nl lovmardo. N 1 N avy'm id <Im !i >ii larMniiid iiijincd hard coal miner*. In any event. aboard the ttunaport Oeorge W. (Interm ilonali , .ttiim* sillu*i fmm one »»f fit** \ n b avre unloading nmmunltlori from thi #*i*hip when the blast m riiin d ( I-rwla apparently doe* not expect OocUmls, just before Die vessel DAMASCUS. Byria, May 3 (A1)— jn the l T-ttt*f| nr the soft coal atrlke to end within sailed for Uromerluven. Oermany. Tlie new tivrtan cabinet under fI till. -fri|li« miMMi t i nf l Li » iiity 4 the next fives day». In the too bunk la Mrs. Midge f’rrmler Siaaallah Jabru his anuf ; ( oiltu it .ii'Liu£ tit t he 11 !n AtUnlk CUT, United Bute* Aldrich. Film. M ich, on;J dough- mtuncctl a platform which Includes -*3 e-M*t-h if i **ti!*»" 'Senator HMTjrjF. 'H Y W JfRUrtbe. te-, Marguerite, 11 month*.. In condmmalino o f trtv P ril t-h-AnieriJJ>rr la. fit I hi* 1Vt -sit hauan wax :■<*'*!ad for A n oth er the bottom one Is Mrs,. Mary M, can Palestine inquiry report The limit . caUatrophe if the soft- coal atrtfce Davenport, of Fitchburg, __ ______ ___statement of policy. by the new Moss,. mid M il 1*14 . .4 |\lh continue! for two mold week*. The son, David. (International) I Government promise* unlimited t |*|.| i t* , elite VlrglnU democrat told the 34th an­ Syrian support of Palestine in | H,r M•*! il* I , 1 ran nua) meeting of the United Slate* (tghtlnj Zionism. ITU ||l| llf| )l| III.I' Clumber of Commerce that John The cabinet also proposes m m -1 L. Lew la wa* trying to collect an ptilsory military aervlce for S yria; annual royalty o f 860.000,000. and the cotusolltUllon of the state Byrd said he did not believe U » t police, gendarmerie, and deoert j our business economy can operate corps under tha -Minister) of De- i t by paying royaltlea to labor leadMIAMI May 2. O P i- lt s a roolfense. 9 era turh a* United Mine worker* ititf |iirii<kf| fi»r Irruiim* himtrr IrThe new govenmient’* program ’ Chief Lew la and James PelrtUo, a i U iJumi^Ui I h. hutiler for calls for close' relation* with all head of the Musician*’ Federation. fm iR N M ittu in A /te u o ltl o n I In* Arab states, strong support for the Kin- nf uiiilotrrmini-il nrlpnt p w \ < m i\ « ;i i i \ 'I f|n r ftf the r HI ‘III l*NAfl«*rC i'll Arab League and help to Arab which was first nntired by •' I VM I \\ I • |h#* U if i. .. V lt.d-1 • K1 nil! K r \ t%N l i e G ik in *f ti* states to achieve their independ­ im-.im: ! taxi driver nil hit 1 * . itc f ii • / I 1 ♦ • UiH» A I ,M ence It Stiri*l ut J 30 o'rliH-k Ibis iiinri \ Hi f tl •• e.1• f ti -• jw" .ill htN It .*ll uUt 4, I MlU'ii The cabinet also pledged mg, ilrslmyetl [hr biilbllng an IumwiMf I hr I « trmlit, Willhimwii ■itV'N hr y«iltlir In f f'* In eration with the United Nation/ and rimli-nt* of the Seminole Fee*! t itilr itut1**! Cm nil \ \ r IMlth ftrf til* ..I by I III v in Kit* i friendly rebtllons with the United Company on North Elm Avrnu,tl ilrfriiwi* ■,1 hr dtsMIll till' HpinUh KUlltM*!* S n f t»T A L L A IIA B S E E , May & ’> - States. Brtuln and the Soviet and only prompt action^by fiuMat || \\ In. it >!iri'i' 11 ItvCure I lie fn - In i ) M a iU iif r, Governor Millard Caldwi'll tmlay Union. jMiiitn Kuusa uni) nlti'f In* Ln tath*thi4 F'lin hla It inrn prevented its spread to n imjktuur riuivriition uf the A«ljureceived a report from the direr, Dcil that fiptcfi iml pr.sls nrr nnl A wttciilf tit ru n P i m lttrv irt T t iid * Chase and Company warehouse (ti'tirniU A i i a f utiori U t in f l, W n lk r i is i i I.-m * lor o f the Florida Ityghway Pa­ (nllowliiR him Aftkrd If the wrrek hull li lirman immediately In the mar of Ihc trol that hfi department is dolm W'li.iliinift title l*ntfi*r'*«i» ^nt th* * D A YTO N A 11 BAC H , May 2, UP) of the Bunt a ItfNi. ttp o r W tying |nf lilt1 United Htnfr ll**i t■ ulturnl building. ix, hrtne Vnluoiiil liinifii urr*i* nil tin* on everything possible to help pre­ ^ i Mllllt j l in i» f»^t of watrr -Speasard L. Holland, former The fire wa* well underway , Mlwf giLinkd .igiitniit rn II trr^ur** I lit - i . i i * . i it ft i r c n i l i «♦»•! t n t t i* j lii I .i! ••1<t v r governor and candidate for the vent the arrest of Wisconsin when the firemen arrived, nrrnrd (i s l i l t !-wI t l u ll l hi \ -l I II-tin til I m etoriite In Florida whosr driv­ U I i i-iit i Jikir|th Hummciv thr rx • (liiti 1i t w ttik United tSatea SenaU. L eft Day­ Philip Kronen, sor of Mr. and ing to Fire Chief Mark Cleveland, |* w r *I 11»i |m**I i • I drrfilied pr«ln ittti’A rfprr$nUi»llvr clrvUrr' 11"ItIII *"l ■H,1 |»tl|w| |M » VVIV-lu tona Beach egrly fo r an ers licenses be*, 1016 rxpirstion Mr*. William Uiwe of New York and six line* o f liose. including i « tg llll r**u ii\ f 4 * I .tu , fiilh dates but still are valid. It’ liilslIf itii\ln4|y rail fltiil thr wrrrk I * i r i ' d i I I I it n iu * m ! afternoon addre** at Macelenny, and grandson of Mra Jullu* two 'JV» inch line* from pumpers rim f , •• I .'tl t,. * m FI t f II Gl thr (rnuhlr ur wrnt to Baker Couty scat. And a night ' Director H. N. Kirkmati mads Fleischer, has arrived b»ck tn Han­ and two 1Vi <I rich lines wete '.’ilRI, If'ilT I H|* lt d rtriirmlMTe wr knew thr M frrl addreta at Jackaanvlll*. A fte r this report after the Governor ford aflcr receiving his discharge direeli'd at I he blase The iron >-I rt II, . . ’ nut Id rb d * lit! t>liRl*uih M i r y T l tlrtVr speaking last night at n rally had* sent him. for investigation, from the service* at Jacksonville roof o f the Building collap-eil and h •, V. j ] 1. »IM a here at the Daytona Beach band- a file of correnpondenre from \\ ,, A ile r spending one and a half I he metal covered side, buckled 1I Govennr Walter Good Iaml of Wis­ it i tnII. f :•! I «|Mr*l|I llltl -- It |»irN*llUt|YI* a N «r i •I !(f .1 ■hell. yesra U> the Nsvy In which h<- ■front the intense heat. A U.i'U) t |(r«i f r ILil 1 Hit* lorn Ltun nf IhijiLh Jiu .n ..II.. . . I hut S u tln g he "1* not given to consin and Don Anderson, pub­ served us Pharmacist Mate, first Dodge one and half ton truck, .1 •tll'l Iff $»|M’f |till .IB' ' ■ •ti r ■ Iptm ih tiufrd mi oftrn It would Im* f)lMil 1 t m making predictlona'*, Holland fla t­ lisher o f the Madison, Wls. State class. Kronen was detached to thr perked in e garage In the rear th« **!/• ,d thr i‘* titan I'ti.iMMl.i'fi • , 41 I vir"iiisi.itv impt^'dblr fur utiy obsrr- WSif I *UiM>1 l y aald tail nlgkt he expect* to Journal. The correspondence pro­ Second Marine Division «t Nags- 1o f the building, was completely he 'S iit l n l |$f »• ■ \ * Hm,i 1 v»*i a in havi* K|»ticii thr e-ftl-t* nf | six l iron, win the Democratic nomination tested the March IS nrre*l of sakl and Bascho In Japan He wa* drslruyeil, including ii' I i*ruli’il h I’illl* 1 fll the publisher^ wife near Braden­ ate mil hit* SIR i*f v fnir r m ‘k Is U now two af them brand new. One fire Judgv Paul P Barm of Miami was tti*- wreck Tile «wrrek fo r the United S u tra SenatoraWp bom In Sanford and entered the " j j j L h * f*»r uhin **f military tr < ton Jn a driver’s license charge, Fbirnbi Thl* u It. i $ •■ -*f h ir crew remained until 6:0(1 A. M. In Bsnford Wednesday in the In- niuknl tiy nn unilrr-w.itrr buoy. fc' Irr.lCe u’tlfn i«-il nf tlii* *fmfi In the Ural primary election Tueasrrrice soon after graduating from fn the file o f corrwpondence was nee.I fur iUOiii i ^ — tho other until 10:00 o'clock. 1crest day If the people go to the polls, of 111* campaign for -hr Wt!llam*oil claims to have pene- met iti*r nf the nrnierl fon t'* a photographic copy of B receipt Seminole High School. J. N. McCasklll, manager-- of State Supreme Court He la the| hated 27 Inches Into the thick baaing hi* forecast on the le ^ e r - Mr*. Anderaon received from the a revninpintc »»f army ili^T pit the plant, termed it and its con­ senior circuitJudge of the Eleventh , , n 1 "* cufal grown, up around ahlp In hi* campaign, the volun­ ■heriff o f Manatee county for JAYCEE P A R T Y TO NIG H T tary organliatlon and active eup- 834. 30. This receipt waa for a 1 tlie Sniila Rosa since It (mindMembers; wives and guests of the tent* a fccomplete lo*», anil while Judicial circuit. much citrus pulp, hay, tioullry _________ _ rrerl off thr Ftuctda Keys 428 port given him. ■ 810 fln«. $24.36 in fees fur Seminole County Junior Chamber fina. and $24-36 The Aiken Prixluee Rlf»rr f«*f ^vrar-i ago Tlie Santa Diva, nc“ When th e-voU a are counted. the county . clerk, county Judge of Commerce have been invited by feed and fertifixer wa* unhurned, It wa* badly damaged by water. FRANKFUTlT. ( IcruniM). May 3 f . . J ___ 'cording to W end, cam.-il « fsbul- m e tly |tN*«letl tm M a R im lia Vv thet . I prosecuting attorney and sheriff. party tonight at the Seminole I believe you w « l find ,, The building, which wa* Insured J U U 1 T C i»P)— BiiUhii, nl Aiiici.cm uccupeI <1111 O i l r l l S . on, inKity stolen from Montezuma. nue, ha?! nmveil lo il* new Inca the organltiUon to attend a dinner * shall be leading »n 67 of tho The Wisconsin publisher lodged with content*, fronted 60 feet on ° m r» • . the king of Uie Aztecs, by the lion «»n North Park Avenue . in t Ion truopa lu Europe will be reCountry Club at 700 o'clock. I'ealleeetf Oa |-»*r ala f t d U U 'i 67 c o u n t lM . " ht said. Ihc* rr.ir nf the llurpee Seetl Store diirixi 'by 30*) i.il.irlr- .1 day be­ Elm Avenue, next to tho Crown I f l Y S W ' -tr l L ily V lS lt Spanish conqueror Cortex. if I -'S -~ " l l sMark that down. and nrul will ht lire forth be known a* ginning May 5 UnolllcUl rMlPaper Company, mid was 105 o n not right. I hav* juat comIlkkV I>elirntc*!*cn, M^cialirinrr in matr* place tlie pjv.a-nl ration of feet in depth. Some part o f the O n W i l V , F f l R i i r f n w The lldiird o f Cutiiilv Cnmmi* pieted a tour of wMt Florida, east end uf tho building was w l l 1 1 U j 1 U D i l i I l f V> |„|„nrr, will meet Wednesday fruit** prvilure, tv funry line «f (he American Midlers at J.tkM cal­ I think you aholl find that saved, and o ffice recurd* wero . . _ . .r— . ... , mumlng, .May H In regular ffrocerlej* mut ilfllcu teiifn prfl oric* a day. .111 b« leading In IS of thos* duct*. Judge Paul D Ham, of Miami. |nnI||h| , P„ j 0 n. not lost. * The reduction is nald to mean a 16 counties. I carried ten of them Only recently a carload of hay candidate for Ju»tlce of the Bu- , dally cut In calorics equivalent to when I ran for goyemor." and a carload o f fertiliser were ptrmr Court In Group 2. slew ed two tnllk chocolate burs. Holland alto dodar*d that, aa By CECELIA THU LUCK night nt tha Spring Frolics which received, said Air. McCasklll. over In Sanford Wednesday on hla According to the order from United States Senator, he would The election o f officers for will staged In the Junior High There was a lot o f dried ritru* way to Bartow suit the lower West United Stutia Army Iie.id.nutters bo representing “ the special In­ JuniortiHandia gas held today by auditorium. The celery party can- pulp for cattle feeding on hand, coast. He expressed himself as well the reduction a 111 be brought about torecta'' of all the people of Flor­ Jhe eighth grade etadent* o f Jun- didatee ' were: Martha Chapman but there waa less than ■ car­ pleoacd with the progrra* o f BU by mtws ’ halt* trrthig leu sugar, ida, juat as he did while Oover- lor High School fallowing an In- for president and Bill Kilpatrick load o f poultry feed stored. The Candidacy though he warned bread flour, rerr.il>. ruxxlle*, l*r4 Vera for candid*tee tensive campaign during the past for vice president; while the Gator pin Two Unt had b^«n closed for the against public apathy with regard and baron. States SenaU who "for the Uni week. The students of Edward party put up S. Bobo Dean for hal f holiday CHICAGO, May 2, UP) — Fire to -i*l»te r of lleeu Gay was badly lay on Wednesday noon. to voting. preceded him on the platform. Marshall's history class showed prasUent and Bonny Lodge for Chief Cleveland pointed out Judge Bams Is the senior cir­ lay swept through a stable at the burned. The Hanford Concert Orchestra, repFeeentDisclaimed In addition to the lot* of the in order to avoid interference an unusual amount of intereat In vice president. Randall Goff, for this morning that the fire could cuit judge of the Eleventh Judicial lng "epeeii tha study of politic* and the Idas president, and Jack Bpeneer, for have been cauaed by spontaneous Circuit at Miami and haa had Arlington Park race track In Chi-* 22 rnri’ horse*, two ntable ponies with the prnyrr meeting service* Intereate" woe conceived of naming the four vice president represent ths Or­ combustion In green or damp .hay over 20 year* experience In trial rngii and destroyed 22 horse* tie- died in the flame*. Among the o f the nearby Seventh Day A d ­ helped eighth grade room* state* and ange Party. ' of the people or from fertiliser with its nitrate oburt. He waa bom In Plant City, longing to the 3tulne (h a u te A**i»lant trainer J »c l-uddy ventist Church un Wednesday "vw. Uon aa g o *- ... duping hie ad electing governor*, senators, ro­ Approximately 60 poster* were o f soda content. Kb estimate has y i l , and was educated In Homin Furm owned by Mr*. Elizabeth said the'* Maine Chance tuirn nl nlngs, baa changed its p ra c tl* ernor. Holland Arlington Park was n mas* <>f session* to Monday evening* at tative, of the states and n designed end msde by the three yet been mad* o f the loe*. Sills public-sr4u)oU_ Washington and l^ e Graham. ^ . h« estimated at Game* when he awakened. He the Sanford ident and vice president of parties which stated their plat- on ventilator opening! on tha University and at the University Grammar School Six Horses o f the Maine Chance said that several of the stable music room, il was announced by states. Two parties were forms, their candidates' qualifica­ Chase Building were burned end of Florida. He Is a veteran o f the the Gator I’arty and the tion* and soma were written urg­ the flames could easily have first World War and ti a member stable are In Louisville, Ky. for hands escaped from the fire in G e o r g e bellow*. Mr. hellowa Saturday's running o f the K en­ their night clothe* but Immedi­ wishes to bring the orchestra to and tll(f> cry Party, but distension In ing the students to vote. “ Boys, spread to the flooring had they of the American Legion. tha two parties resulted In tha Do Not Date Her Unless She's n nob been chocked. Aa a circuit Judge. Judge Barns tucky Derby. Seven other horses ately began to lead the horars concert strength and urges all 4 rally, held . forming of a third party, tha Ostor", “ Travel East — Travel l-uddy person* who would like to join turn served on 17.000 rases and haa belonging to Mrs. Gruhain were from the1 blaring barn. Oran*. Party, signed over 57.000 Judgment* and saved from the fire Included the aald. some o f the horses broke and who play Instruments, to re­ Wp«V Tha Qatar Party la Ths The governor*, senators and re­ Best" are some of the Gstor slo­ l Howard Runge, who has been orders. He has been frequently three-year-old filly Beau G a y - loose* and ran back into the port for practice at 7:30 o'clock. three ralllee, #ma ef the slate* have gans. "People Ara Funny. Sure Mrvlng for the past 14 months assigned to special services on the named ta il year at the champion flames, flee fieh fry* at i and tha winners as. At the Sun Is Sunny, But If as Electrician* Mate 2/e with Supreme Oburt and has been an twruyear-old o f the nation. An­ W A N T S R. F., C. A spokesman at the Arlington a of pound# gf __________ tha campaign for the You're A Smarty, You'll Vote For tha Navy in tha Pacific irta has several committees for ths Improve­ other horse savod waa War Date Park track estimated that the 22 W AS H IN G TO N . May 2. OP)— The rally president and vice president did The Orange Party", " I f You Vote arrived home on 2B *d*vs leave. ment o f court rule* and procedure. who won three stake race* In the horses that died In the fire were President Tcuman has naked ConBeach, net draw k f s close until yester­ For Celery, You Have Bata In Hit father, Major W. F. Runge, Discussions of legs) subject# by Chicago area last summer. Others worth about 1500.006. There were rrrt* to eitend the life o f the day. Ballets were coat today after Balfry", are some of th r is expected to arrive this evening Judge Dams have been published led to safetly were Night Life, no other h"r*e* «tnbled in the Tteennstrnetlnn Finance Corpora• week o f pregraulve id January o f next year Camp Gordon! 'Augusta, 0*. tn the Florida State Bar Associa­ J:an Miracle and Harvey's Pal, vicinity of Mr, Graham 's' barn saylags. - **-•» all partial and RFC is sc he Juled t# a visit with hit ton . and tion Journal and the Journal of Esteemed One and Blue Fantasy. fo r Arlington Park la not In I t ' wo# reported that the. Of* Am erican' Judicature Society. The latter, two-ycor-old hal operation at the present time. o f existence. m as£Z: \ - Syrian Cabinet Of Premier Jabris Reveals Platform Patterson Calls Fire D e s tr o y s |Search For Treasure Halted To Throw Spies And Pests Off Trail For Quick Action Seminole Feed Company Building Williamson's Representative Says It Is On National Guard Wisconsin Chief Executive Raps Floritla Arrest Holland Predicts Lead In 57 Of. 67 Counties In State Blaze Discovered At 2:30 A. M. By Pass­ ing: Taxi Driver Virtually Impossible For Anyone Else To Find Location Of Sunken Galleon (iuunl Is Termed Of WalRd* .NIYS Loan Prime Importance To Britain Would In Keeping Peace B(MU*fjt ( , i O\V0rS Supreme Court Tourist Is Fined For Using: Car Tag: Still Legal In Her State Phillip Kronen Is Discharged by Navy I'*"I"' 1 Riit ions For 'I’roops In Europe To Be Cut Whirlwind Campaign At Junior High . Is Climaxed With Today’s Election 22 Maine Chance Farm Horses Are Destroyed In Arlington Park Fire % & £ is- r -S S S S S S jj| U LV- j : ; • " _______________ V u —■A' >»t - ? ' v -i "j * » 1 �rt THURSDAY,: MAY 2, 1346 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 The Sanford Herald Crumbs Of Bread \\ <• ivoihut iff tho th e United U n it e d SlnU?s S t a t e in iluing nil thitt it can and should do to help prevent starvation throughout tlie world, We arc, of course, builig asked to contribute the crumbs from our table, n slice of bread, a cun of peas so poorly canned that we do not carrt to eat it ourselves, a few-dollars in coin of the realm which of course no one can eat; but there is no reason whatever to believe that any or all of lids program will save a single person from sta nation. In almost every country in Europe, throughout vir­ tually all of the Middle Enst, in India, in China, in Japan. in the Philippines, millions of people are famished, trying vainly to live on food which is leaving them so emaciated that they are falling victims to d that their minds and personalitii A ll •fc llu rr m i Im *. r a il, • » and hitter. (pmm*1*. r,Mln l l.m, nml M.illrr. « l This is not a problem of th e next few months only tot Ik, m '^ h , .1 nri*t>a lim it,, mill W lot or one which will not appear again next winter and the -I rtc tltr l e r r l i t l M mtm. Vt-ar after that. Secretary Anderson of the Department lu la ik .%#,«•■>*#•• Hri>rv**a1«- or Agriculture reports that it will take five years for the Ilk**. I>r.. frp rr«-«U T k » llrmM U IIh m IU m I »IM4 -I «».l»*rtl,l#a rood situation in Europe to get back to normal, that even O fflrra i r r m iU U U n l l « , U r tars- in this country food shortages WiU continue well into ■I • i ll, . In Ik* ro o n lrr roll* 13 IH and that even greater food sacrifices must be de­ OMarlml a »*a «tu «M »»» In 4 M « i « u l k»*» Vnrk. manded of tlie people of the United States if mass .star­ vation is to he prevented throughout the world. * T W llrraM I. a m»n,Nr, at I k .Yet with all this evidence before us, what is being I n a r i i l n l I - , , , , „ kick la rtrltt al« rl r ra ililr.l lo Ik, * • , lor r, •lode about it? Secretary Pnttonhm reveals that a Special tHhllr.lU-r. >.r all *»«»■ dl«|.atrk, •trdllrd <• II a. M l « i W , m Ui invert ignling committee -found late List year that "forced ar*4 l(»e In Ikla nail «!•■ issues” of unneeded commodities sUch as sugar amt Hour Ml# Ural * » « » « (nthlUbr* fcvrrla dejiot was so . great ____ that at one Army post in regional depots A ll rlftkla la r#|,nkll,ailan Mai dUaalrkca k ,,,la ar* al*a r# I I solid cnrlouds, or 1(1,800 cases, of rancid JrntlVr're­ I#■red. __ sulted at a time when the civilian population was doing without, at another a half million pounds of flour dcMiirtorrited no badly it became Infested with weevils. While the-coal strike in allowed to drag itself along BIBLE VUItpr. roll TODAY into its second month, factories for supplying fanners MKN CAN lih S r ito V OiJIt with agricultural implements are fomrd to close for lack BODIES, IIL T ONLY OUH- of fuel. At a time when everyone should he working as HKt.VKH C AN DESTROY (lUJl HOURS Who u»# thou that thou hard an he.cjm to help make and distribute ttii* -necessities khouliM In' ufiuiit of iiiun.— of life throughout the world, factories close because of Itniub M 12. limited profits, workingmen strike over a difference of a cent nr two an hour in u wage controversy, farmers bold their wheat, in silos awaiting a higher price. Suggesting tlmt tlu-rt- UNAmericans with money burning holes in their pock­ many DHnSrrat* tht-M- day* who do not know t where to co in ets arc pleading with contractors to get going while they natlomil politic, John Triniili* wander aimlessly from one lumber yard to another look­ Grave write, of Ihctn in Im* ing for supplies, Housewives scan grocery shelves in vain Way: "Dcmm-rats who don't want for standard brands, spend their mornings going from Wnlhurt unit riin't find Truman." one store to another looking for a bottle of white Karo for the baby, or a box. of Cbipao, Tho A nit I o-Ami-llcan Com­ America could clothe and feed the world if every­ mittee of Inquiry on I'Mi-nImurecommend, ntlmi-oiun of lOO.WSl one would go to work, and at a profit to itself, America hotnelc* Jew- In- |m-i nutted to could truly provide “ the more abundant life" fur all. Palestine llul lln- t S k m-m just as it was during the war tile “ Arsenal of Democ­ merit *htiuld make .o 1iimrei'ieui- racy," but for tin- time being it. seems to have gone mad to send tin- Aim) .dong with mi accumulating jnoney and having nothing for which to them. spend it. We are still trying to solve our problems by "share While -peaking of taming the pay of Army private*, it i» in the work" methods, by plowing under every third row,, teresling to note that on- of when what we need now is "full steam ahead." them , a rerlain Janie, Triplett, fa th e r of five Iwy* Mini five girl*, l« now coating the government inlfi.VO a month which ha» tn be paid by your taxe*. General Elsenhower, win, used to he rv.nidi-d a* a man of smut* military intelligence wains .ignllisl nrerun tuie levvhttiiin, <if almni< bomb »rcrets Tin-re", in, uni 111 habdlng A mail a dull tu lirnl MU with avert If lie i, ymir friend. *'We ttuml take care —i our natiunnl »eruiitv first,” h.. rlfm lone tan"!, ‘ ,!f • • • X > t R u H H iiin ANNOUNCING NEW BANK HOURS , i ON SATU RDAYS Effective on the first Saturday in May (May 4, 1946) Saturday banking- hours of the undersigned banks will be 9:00 A. M. until The Sanford Atlantic Florida State Bank National Bank of Sanford Roulette’ Have you ever seen a game of in it wild west movie? It works like tin!Jot in a pistol, spin the cylinder, Inutd, If no Ini Ilet comes out. you tm\ Rut luck was not with an 18-yt student in Oklahoma City when lit? Tuesday night. The youth, Robert I of a gunshot wound after lie sent a bu while showing a girl friend how to | lette." According to a detective, tin- git Radon— suitl the boy Wat ver lie had with him. He ttnloadetl it and put all but one „§bullet in his pocket. --— ■* The detective quotes the girl as saying Jewett put bullet back into the pistol, spun the cylinder, pointed one I.... the gun across tho room and pulled the trigger. Nothing happened, lie tlien repeated tin- trick. TIi Ih time, he put it up to 1his ; head and pulled the trigger, The gun went off. I W H AT A PITY and a comment on us-the-peoplo it H igh w ay tru ffle urcidi-iit* a)l. ■ pear tn he nearing ti new all |is (hat the lowest form of journalism should bo the most lim e prnk. In tin- f it , t t ;____ ; ; in getting itself attended !{ ‘ Employed in successful In extra m onth* u( tin , year rt.IJO . art).on, measure when political campaigns are .on. it exists all ■ana w ere killed in such ecci dent*. On that t>n*l» it i, ruti- the time— this business of writing what purports to be msled that tIS.UOO will din thU news but is so selective and Minuted that it makes points jr «a r . a, compared with 3U,0GU, for or against this or that person or side. Drew Pearson, the till liine record. Whut 1037. Walter Wincltcll, .The Chicago Tribunu, Thu Chicago Sun, Ti...., __!.... „go» in Time Magazine, i for it with great success and so do many lesser writers and newspapers, but it is low, thing', and ami a fine otto, to take tnku a nevertheless. It is one thing, In N<-w Hmyrmi the ‘ l stand, lint it is another and very different one to pretend we met Jim tvllmui, r to In- tolling the tiovya but really to be prostituting the New Smyrna Nvw,. n ew s. A' man like Westbrook Pegk-r takes sides even .that in I0J1 he iotil t*r*,t in thp Ch-aiwuicr Sun fur 100,000, built thut up in the he*t fivo year* l « 1300,000, Thri one day in 1030 hr wulkrd out o f hit bank withnut u cent Itfl to bit name. That ii what 1 boom nteani; ami what tho hunt • that come* after it, alto mean*. COMPACTS I’Li-tlr * Badri nhndr*. ~ fro m ran.^urt, and la amhrr $j . 9 5 M rU I rampart. In plain and Mural dr- fro m $*1 (PLUS TAXI-*- B E A U T IF U L HANDKERCHIEFS Embroidered anti prints ii lawn*, batiste and linen*. JACKETS RABBET I W a lle ts $2.80 to $10.00 IPLUH TAXI Pas t e ll and cot< COSTUME JEWELRY Necklace*. Brooche,, Pin,.- E,rrin,». Bracelet., . lost public project* mutl saasrilv await *onn- alublltial In Ule CDnatructlou mnrknl. it it why there hi not fikeiy •- •. couldn’t be invented." he ox (Osin*, to he built in' Sanford *<*>n the SBlm mlng il for which money \y been prsvided, nr similar project*, much to the itisfactlon of the people. Ir. the other night the City CentalIselon rejected bid* of <3t4r Hr CATIIBRINE PARK EH 033 for s new athletic *Udlum. AP Newafeaturei They had planned to apend hIkjoi ROCHESTER, N. V- — .N o* W* 1135,000. a hot-!*afety n»*or which the Inventor claim* will wilt the ■ ftirihcr Indicating it* determi­ whltkcr* and aerapo the cheek nation to hold tbtf line againit dean with a blade heated to a inflation, the OPA announce* a 140 degree temperature. M. M. Gravis, a man with a price Increata on General hlotor* automobile* ranging from 310 to tough beard, produced the new •00 In order to cothp«n»aU for rsior after three years of axperirecent wage lucraaaea, «omethina mcntotlon. The first eleetrttally heated which President Truman - and Other* » * id,wouldn’t!be necewary. model haipia handle made of n 1 wed-off broom* 1 • day the public I* going i that wage (ncr*e«v» wh waterproof, ami ha* an lOte price IncrVaeee bem »lr eor-llns S tem all. Its own. e la "very simple," The prl Greets d* lare*. “ When the razor ilecule* o f dictatorship, whether heats to 1 To Hetlted Razors r*main hot Utroughout the shav­ ing time would be eves better, and he set about detigntiig one, Gtwvin patented hit invention. about two. yean ago, but the wartime eteel ihortage prevented ■prod action, Now, with onlera piled up fo r tlou.OOo razor*, a Newark, N . J h plant (C ord*,’ L td!) I* berihning work on manufacture, planning to turn out 2,000 raiors a day. Uravin plant eventuall- to build TOILETRIES Elizabeth Arden Dorothy Gray B teA tfiPU L HANDBAGS Or eontmunial, wiU ever In thl* country, lo o t; ge the to ll parti, almost any RMffU, LcklUr. • - for the, invention and the h<rbm have the Gravis —*** m m i* # FltlfiNDiJlilP GARDEll --i •i CorB, .rid. PUillc. I W-TT -i? .77 �< •* -a - — — * T H U B S lL C r , TnH s A N F o n n n E R A i.n . A M T ’ ” * * ' ] 01C ■ Social And^-Personal■* SOCIETY EDITOR — Coed In Tririuck Social Calcndai T f $ ranford . F l o r id a Miss Doris Hull Weds ( ’. H. Spencer III Ceremony At Pirst Baptist Churcli — TELE. NO. 148 ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. WhittinRtun ore toslay nnnouncinR the engagement o f their daughter, Elirnheth, to Vincent Peel, son Mr*. Wallace Wright i* attend­ o f Mrs. David Peel o f Melbourne. ing several month* with relative* The wedding will lie nn event in Havana.' of late summer. e r s on a l Mis* |)>ris V i r g i n i a Hull, .n f rose lu ffela which nyp' fa-h* daugrier if Mr. and Mr-. John i mned with the new low neckl.ne Wilson !U||. wa< mariied to Joutlined with Mitllop- nunle of Chaile* ivaiiv Spenser. *on of thi* dies* ^naleiinl, -i*lf enveird the lute dr. and Mr*. Gat laud , buttons down the limhcr. and fob Wesley Sjcneer, yesterday nt ‘ -kirl* which terminated in -light BoiU o‘cl(Ht in a beautiful double t trains. The long t»idices were ring (fic tio n ) ut ^ hr First llap ! outlined w ith scallop* which came list I'hurct with the Rev. VV P i to jmlnl* tn the back. They were Brooks, j(. Jt. officiating and being I rose net snood* tied with velvet assisted hy Rev. J, E. McKinley ribbon witb rose flower* and The vhunti » a * decorated with carried bioutltirts o f pink carna­ white g|a lloluscs, pnlnts, Queen tion. blue delphinium and nmertn Little Kay Ivey, daughter of Anns'- hre and seven hranchei cmulelahru The fnmdy pew* were Mr. and .Mr*. John Ivey, was, She * wore a pn innitoil wth gladioluses and fern flower girl. uinl lied with wide while satin .lies* with tnflvla laslice und ml ribbon; rwh pew in the chuteh skirt und sweelheari roses irt filt e r hair. Hhe preeeiled the bride wa. adoricd with n Imtniurl down the aisle and -trowed lose white Hovers. The tnditioiml nuptial music petal* front a Ituskrt tied with wa. futniihed by Mrs. Evans Mc­ pink riblKJtt. Mr*. Hull, ntolhet of the bride, Coy, nrgmlat, and Dick Aiko'i. vocalist, v 1111 i ruder ml ''Rccau-e." wot e mi ice blue crops* gown "One A lin *" and "T h e Lord** with ii pink hnf nf i uf I ted tulle Prayer.'1 Gntland W. Spencer ami a corsage o f sweetheart served i* liest man and the t uses, A reception was given immed­ groomsnmi were: Richard Dc.n. timvlon Lee Perkins, Jr.. James iately following the ceremony at the Seminole Country Club by Cmpps. snd E. II. SmiJh. The bride, who wa* given ill the parent* o f the bride. Mrmnitiag# by her. father, w n s .il. \V. Spencer and Mis* Cftth gowned n Venetian hue with a erine Spencer gieeteil the Btn-xt* tifu-|. Vii| o f illusion edged with ut_ the_ tl'ipr rtnd conducted -them jtftTr.Tt«r|hcF which, fell frhm a to the receiving line which « » ■ lace cat' Utui coronet of ei i( ■Jormeit hy M f^jtnd 'I t ', J " pcuilv tine veil wn- waist length Hall, the btnle and groom; arid tlu* other the full length of‘ the maid and matron o f honor ihrM iti-i o f the *ltt*ss. The lafp The rluli Wits decorated with tire-* fotu red a sweetheart neck- white gladioluses, fetn, Magmdt illlii. lot g fittwl Isrdice, sleeves and Confederate jasmine. Tie which 1 ante to points over the stair* were - twilled with jasmine hood-, and a full sk llt< whtejt und fern. taroitsiweipTH-trs'lomr train -Vkr * Those—assist ing with the sen wore ri strand of |irnrl«, a g if) mg were Mrs. Frank Un>. M iMrs Ed le v of tlu* groom ami cnrrleil a David Smith. Whitnrr. Mr* Roy Itced, Mi hoo.|u«i of culla lilo Mt-- i*l».ie 'li- , George Hatileti. mat,on of Margate! Spencoi. honor, sore nn ni|uii faille taffeta Dyson and Sir*. Mary Lodge, tin* gown which wa* fashioned with five-tiered wediling cake wa* cut n somite neckline outlineti with ami served with punch front tw ' scallop, of tpe dress nmtcrinl, tallies which were covered with tht*f-t|unrlcr length sleeves, u luce cloth* and appoint ml with long lodire and 11 t icrni skirl crystal, 1 The ctystal candela! " with n slight train. She won* nn held white taper* nod Idles mpm -noo.l ma*le of eel whim the vollev surrounded the pimrh ami howls. Approvim alel) boil frno.l tie>l ■ illi velvet 1 ihlwo fern mol ,n|ua flow ei* over th and relative- iitlriidr*! the rcceo enr- Her hoiic|iirt wa* **f tail* t inn. Following the reception tin man * *-1*- an,I ghirio-H lilies tied collplr left foi ., -I10,1 ui'il,! 1 wilts r*pia riidmn Ml—'t.i it ha ii.nl of trip jtfter wt,.*t, the) Will '■ 1 if til Infill** UitAda . lli*| ft **» P -.! ?1 |rti’T'sf i* .1 .lipw at I Jt' • till, l i o i i i i .1* 1 iij lion, ,if V V'i'll"U SAIt |r V1 I |t*H \li- S|*encei *.*■*,. ,1 i*gt** * + . of I w ! (ill giih.il<liiie miH-i ,im«I sIiiii Ihi th* tiaveling -nit *» * ■ with while (u<|ue hipel- amt * off in 1 11" w 1 ilii-on I ‘ . 1*1idesmanlJann-* Jillttste tiloU-e lie, .I.** * 'I t‘i .•1*1MlI It SriitHi iitt*I werr* liln* k |*iiIeol am! i *< • 1 Mi - • * i lia Truluek « t If , . 111*t * i* - -age wa- **f gl**»io.., lit* T jr m s D A Y The T. E. L. Class o f the First Baptist Church will meet in the annex o f the church for iU M l** Joyce llrttel o f Columbia, tegular business anil social meet* S. C. i* visiting her parent*. Mr. mg at 6:00 J». M. with- Mr*. and .Mrs. II. C. Iletzel. Hhmln Ewing** group u* hostess ’ W h o Tow fsrnd Club will met Woody Moses plan* to leave f.t the Court House ut 7:110 I’. M A business meeting, luncheon thi* week for Dallas. Texas where with Mr. L. I ’. ILignu, president, and program o f nit wo* enjoyed he will spent) some lime. Mcshllng. The public is Invited y A t onlay by member* and gnesl* to attend. of the Knnford Woman* Club at Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ihtak have t ills Lucille i (-turned ta tlu-ir home In llchiou, The regular meeting will die the rlub house, held tnnlfrht o f Seminole Chapter Campbell, sixth grade teacher nt Ind. after spending the winter In No. 2. Order o f Eastern Star, Sanford Grammar School wa* the Sanford. i.' H:UO o'clock. The mother* will principal speaker and introduced her pupil* who gave talk* and Mr. and Mr*. Donald Dunn had I v hoqpred. displayed art punels. Mr*. H. W. n* their gursls over the weekend. F R ID A Y . • Southnido M ay liny will be hol'd Itueker read a report prepared Lieut, and Mr*. Van t)er Lynn of wi 10:30 A. M. nt the actftioL by Mr*. O, P. Herndon concerning Miami. W e public l<l ‘■Invited In attend. the recent *tate convention held Mr. and Mr*. Itoscoe McLane Junior 11i|Ch Frolic* will lie In Lakeland. The club voted to presented by the student* o f San­ sponsor the fond drive which will and childirn nf Jacksonville are • the guest* o f Mr*. Mcljtne’* ford Junior High School at H:00 begin May 12. — Mis* Campbell talked on art parents, Mr. and Mr*. Emmett 1’ . M. at the school. A variety Jltlllt. a* an uvoentinn and a* a vocation show will be presented, the May ARMY VIY CHI l f O f STAFF Gen. Dwight Queen and Kinit will be pre­ and how it i* correlated in the ) i cnhower is rliowrr w.tli Hut school with other studio*. She Mr. and Mr*. John IfLehman turnted, and the winner -of *hc ti ..it thmut lei dr nlU't irr&Jtld nis I old about it* introduction into who hare spent the past two .. election fo r - the ' president of tie* h after her arm .d at lU ih .,111 fUAt ACfO| f r t p f r U m t t i m * w ew, .’ inlor sllifih will In* announced. Uw„WboWv -“ **■! how the work month* with Mr, and Mri.s II. -J." ■Farid. Ihmohilll, lion* Kan Fr.nf22. who nlbiined llhn stuidoin liehas progressed. She called nrl Lehman - Imve returned lu their United Council pf Church Wo­ Csr.o On the first |e,J of Iris lour of tore he wa* lu. kisses his bride,' men o f Sanford will hulif its the bright thread in tlu* pattern home in ( tow ii Point, I ml. o f school . week. Several sixth P.o llic liases, f J* ner.M Taretlli*over' the former Marly Danietc. 20. at Minunl May Fellowship Day eelegrade pupils gave talk* on the said Hint Hawaii I. tin* keystone o( Mr*. John Lee and daughter, their San Larnando V'nlley. Calif., <J4ntion at the ■ l*re*hyteri»n subjects they study and display.d Allison, haw returned from Way the whole »ct*fi|i of It S Pacilic de* home They hud )usl rclutned Iron) Church at 3:30 P. M. panels in connection with their eros*. Co. after visiting with fen-e trasc*. Signal ( ‘ ■r j ftadiatheir elopement to I -is Vagus. Nev., M O N D AY studies. One of the most interest­ friends and relatives for a week. •tiuto (frifcrttutnoiol '.aorttltlkoio) • aiictl-lh iil-st'ic'm arried - tVs-the Circle* of the 'V.S.C.S of the ing subject* discussed w as."B ird | ihirtj e>.n ringt for Patilclc. Sred. First Methodist CIu iil U util m ol- And Their Native Tltim c*" and • -T ( t-)i,-rnntional) nt 3:00 P. M. in the follow ut|: appropriate poster* were shown. Mr-i. William Hall and infant homes: Circle No- - *h h Mr'- Houston lluticiK’ k entertained with )\ ill If e n n u n to S p e a k W. J. David, nltt West First ,, violin solo being accompanied son, William Green, Jr., have re turned to tlu-ir resldcnre in the At J e w is h (enter Street; Circle No. 3 with Mrs. at the piano hy Lillian Motnn. I*. N. Whitehurst, I SOL, Park A ve­ Members of the club voted to Cvntial Apaitmcnta after being nue; Circle No. -I with Mrs. Mar­ iri|ucst the local farmers to give confined in ihe local hospital. Mi* ffpi'iikt’F at tit Jt'Ui»h l tha M offett, l i l t Celery Avenue; them unv surplus product* grown 11i111k11v liming ev t’lHDR hi fcM iintion nf National Circle No, 5 with Mrs. M. II. and the dull member* would In will ».' Will U r liitttM, ju-t rrliitttM liiir Week, the Semi mile High 9 rirk la n d , IIS Elliott Avcnun turn can the food* fo r shipment * 'l from C^rninny xvltvio h* u i* Mr* Ann Hodgson and two Schtwl (Ih-e Club uitilrr tin* Circle No. t will meet nt t'.OU overseas, Misses Myra Southward itMiii-hei! til I In* Thi nl Ynnv Hi i>l son*, formerly of Marietta, (!n. linn »*f M»«a, Ollii* Whittle P.'M , for n covered dish luncheon and Dehire* I**-, member* of the have arriveil in Sanford to rnnke I■1.11 11"j « ;|i I It H'llt ,l! i*n , > | *11 will r im ii (•■melt liicfsiluy uvr nt the home o f Mrs. C. II. Cog- l.v* Hoitcr*. gave u favorable re- then borne here Mrs. Hodgson i* liH t DliflitfHl S jftl.il I I Hi iiiug nt h im oVIovi, ut the High burn, lit ) West Fifteenth Street. port o f the dull’* progress. Mr*, the itatighter nf Mr. and Mrs. II. llil'ff*. wll^rt* ll»* H.l- Mi f School (itfililiiimm f»»» which there iieorge McCall reign ed as secre­ C. Iletiel TU E S D A Y •'( kll'pillR' tin rpt il will he itii iiilnnxMtHt eh mul’d uiel .1 •f f hei• i|n1ir •1 Mil The regular meeting nf the tary of the club and Mrs. Irving j tn whirh ji;ii inis mi»i | friendii, are r* i nput 1"i »! ’■ l Friendship League o f the Con- Fcinbcrg wa* voted to fill her ' l'* I ft 1,1II S IIlk 1Pi| ll *. Ilfltii f gicgatlcnal Church Mill In- held ut unexpired icrni Mr i,o<l '1i William Maiinet *»f lt*r mti-'ieiil oi’ lrfllitlt'i ♦Shasta d a l * l e s. tarnations, ni the Parish House A covered gH i'ii H i I hi -"it* e ll u ill he ii hint have rein to their home on dish lunches*n will bo served at Queen Anne'* lure, rose* and fern H i Ihu’^lum, a I tin i hi* fi*i tin Mining in mien I canLong Island. N ' a fter spend­ 12:00 noon and will lie followed were used in decorating the club. . Utinf nfnl p ilifi t‘< The wore: Mr<. B B. ing the unite! in Florida They , I « -! at Tuyitpu Muy 1-‘i ami 14 a business- meeting. • * tlrr of ! h«> VV J II * have !-*e ■ teeent guest* of 'l l I when ltttl nt the glee club will A hoard meeting nt the Sem­ ('rtiiitlry* M ic John Kick. Mr* . U.i.tl ,,f U j*Hi«• A It -tug hi i tini|M ! itu»n with from I* and Mr- Ptnllip Hath. inole High School P.T A. will he \V. C, Fiejib, M iv M. Wadsworth. tI lo V Ml’lnt Sa. k* tit 20 nlhm I'h-tidti high uchooi K nelrl nt :t:Ift P ,M. with the regu­ M m . J II Mcnick ttml M m t *nt.IV A! ill l.|* |r .f * glee rltfle* whii h w ilt he enlrrt^l lar meeting l«’hig held at :! !"• * I Hill h( UJ — in the i lu**' It *•iiii(ietitii»vi »if ) . M. Instnllailun o f officer* Mr . lEalph " rght nrertlnpanic 1 ■a c ry s*I aI f* 11if1wail |»L»tr t *»hi *«*s' i *,*i 11**;r t * - ai. . f h t ii** iti it * t * t \ iti 11... t1itvitig ii*«« than TiiO iU.Hii'l'l will be held and a social hour her daughter. Martha, to Tiillu «lrnl« in the three u|ipef grtnlen* were won b\ M Ih 11. ■ * o whn n an.I Ih-pl-u'M while il.iup will follow in the school Libra re. basset- foi a visit. Ilefore return Mtw Whittle aimmmced CTlVftl a Mexican Ir.i tint el aiul mlelliifem-e vv.uk with iht* Hiifd A ll members are urged to Ite' ing she will vi*it her ttnn-ln law \ti p . In-17.ili at ■% | 1 Mrs FSirdyre Huswll who in r iii . V'lny The liinleat hn« been reniimoil present. mid daughter, Mr and Mr*. W il­ ak Old 1IH- p l l l 'i i 11j 11i.t 11\ .1 ,i jmt t<\! plant ItWrrvhmnif * **t * sitter the w«ti l»y the tumpn M Ktlwarri H McCall uni Mrs liam I effler, Jr . In Gainesville ~ ' The American la-gion Auxiliary <'o n -Coin,* tftriwhltr: ■■ t*tMi» - mx u «i Chnrnhei .*r < <itm im p u< uii J. S HubuOU, Ji uii NO I I I K of, Campbell I.ossing Unit 5J fur a few davs rake wtuv served to tin* Kue.-nannual mu«i«ul ev«nt find it ii« r o r r r ' v lit A J>»U; \ t lift IIjB ' r lL lU The Seminole County Junior gave a auliscrlption bridge pat tv exjH’i f«*d thut f 11sin J.OOII t»» *t.D00 e^Hi shower fit t||e lio tn i’ of Ih e Hiikse aHetidlltlK were Miss It** Chamber o f Commerce member* Tuesday evening at the Legion YOUR "SHIP WILL hiirh *.i h*Mi| i will ymr rn M fn pXintyre H u * r l' ^ m l guest* wilt have a dlthter Hut with appinximately 2ft Inhle* , \ „„>ru> the mit-tiflnwii gne-ts tli'ipute I I'M iiir \ uveiiil«M, Mem- IriM" • iidiHirfiiK Mb** Oiive M.u v Y u p r M u Mti Uor* ! ,| COME IN" Sooner iire lln g thlg eVennK aL thp Hem- Spying. The hut w «» dec.... te .l(nl ltw Xt-neer-Hitil wedding v r - j iPtde High S* le-ol glet* t hi!' mem- vA r mnultu** in riiumiiv *J tie tut event of Muy • , M i:. Ned HlllUL. Mis llm iv Hu m - i Iln r I eem ry Clffti.” (tfD '.r ; with spring flowers. Ten pttxtis tenloy wen- the l!ev. and By th* Aid id Nr wipA -iff and M v Ijefs w ire ; nmitff 1hi kai* wlii lit Hie HfihMm lnmu* *a i*#*, iUru D Mi Hum J* Mr o il » « i!?r-?„ hy Ite ;>l merchant, were pnuj Itrdfrrti of Lakeland, Lakeland. Mr lemfeif H* " M omu* t‘|lfi|r' In \i'ly flr*"r-*leU with N|>riiig ?l**w ,J N KidWUi Mu M '♦*T»rr ADVERT'SINC;..-\ good food and entertainment witl a|vt,„ (be winner* r . f the g n tilc * . „nd M r v Marco Mare,, Galb-eath G s lh 'e .- ith no I Turn pa ut an*l v hh h th**v A.int. an* prtie* i .Ml*, Clark l.eolinrdy winner of . hil.lren ne enjoyed. Atte ndanre fo r tin * a f f a ir ' H t r iu iih »•*Krl.kMUi Mikv .W»r\ firt*itfe foot A t . Aof Daytonn Itenrh. t i at w h t rli limp, it wn*- un'Mo \ will l « awnrdrd. high prize wu» prrsenteii a pair nod Mr*. Allen Jones mat family thut the May emit*'*! wouhl Im ■ivttl a.' i Fill fr»*ni the iu^.?*'*,****- M ix * f * t i f i s ‘ m r S io in t * l a u i i r of nylon hose. of Orlando. hnhl in ihe foi 111 of (tuntil NO TICE Refreshments Tirre served hy The Christian builders Class Mr*. C, E. limiter and Mra. rrf the First Christian Church Henry Wolcott. Mrs. K. J, Rmith, Mrs, A. W. Epps and Mrs. D. which was to meet with Mr, ami president o f the auxiliary, wa* P. Herndon, delegates of the San­ sen till this spring at th* jiiirli Mra. Alex Johnson tomorrow eve- In charge o f decoration*, ford Garden Club, left yesterdnv school by the Glee C'ltib, umlet f Jng ha* been postponed for a Mix* W hitlleV direction. Jeek liecnuxe o f school activities. I f your have several odd |m»e, for Miami to nttend tbe twelfth you can re-match them into pairs annual ronventinn of the Florida Federation of Garden Club- which with special stocking dye*. i will lie held at the Floridian Hotel today and tomorrow DiheiHufitilles of fa! nri* **!»!! "liorl JWeekty from Home Demonstration ami lhe net’ll for fat tilh ilt'f ) ** attending the convent t"tt nn Kperhili*!. Tallahassee 'l l I. E. Spencer, Mi- F” d n„- I toted oiled Fount Lnuruil lo.i I. Th.d of (i ’hi; ■till urgent. Gurlrlt. Mrs. Harr) lleioii. M i- j,Women hold itWomen of Sanford will holil SCORCHERS Ci^orffe Mr Call, I hfitlr* I ahtuml May Fellowship Pay rrle I I Old birds need long, little Rccrching the A liUIL "v LI kilillfc on ull H il but * slow ro d - tiinn. Miss Ellnlee Ktrchhoff. „ i the P r e s li y t e r i u o ‘ 1 1 tom of the kettle can affect both '<>» In water or Mean; t*. make - r ° * ,iun’ “ " ,l Mrt- Dt. T. W. la iw so n Will addless th — th# flavor anil appearance uf food, them tender all through. Hailey. 'Church nt 3:3o I . M.. F riday.| Z bad xeoreh can entirely »poil a meeting on the suhjecl o f "D y tch of food bnd damage the ketnantlc Emotions*’, Fallowing the 1 ax well, especially if the kettle “ belled down," ns In making chill When cooking wear o skirl over niblrcss there will he a period of sauce or fruit butler, the cook Is enainejwnre. your shorts to protect ymir lev* jdiscussion ami fellow-hip. 1 In these day*, when food con­ must keep a close watch cn *hr from * tattering fnl or spillover-.; All ilcnnniination- o f Hnuforl food, whatever kind o f kettle i« servation is so vital for relief of • have hern Invited to putticlpatfamine-stricken p e o p l e abroad, used. When vegetables are c**o\( I ■---------------------------I in the local program, which is In very little wnter, as nutrition­ special attention may Well he one nf many similar mocting» br­ Use young, tender, well-fat given .to scorch prevention in ist* advise, rare must In- tuk"ii ing hrbl throughout (hr roiilitry that the kettle does not hull dry J tened birds for broilin g, fry in g hnme kitc^ns. an this date. Tho National United before the vegetables me dime and open-pan roasting. i i mi nr it of Church Wnmrn ho- iMost home rook* know lh ll| 1*uc*I four challenge* to the worn* some foods scorch more easily j anliiMul of (ho llfittn l Stale-: than others. Milk, for example, I thnllcngr to church to re kJien cooked dirccttv on ths store j discover tho home. 2, Challenge Won browns and hums on tho BY bottom unless the heal Is very tn home to rrdiscnvri the family. low. Ihoteln in the milk coagu­ 3. Challcngr to family to redis­ r. _____ jC E C E I . I A T R U L U C K e - e s ____________ I. Challcngr to com­ lates as the heat reaches it. town has been buglin' with G W Y N E -REEL, and REV. J. II cover God. coagulated protein adheres closely two o f the largest weddings in ROOT, their sponsor, have re­ munity to rediscover unity. rg' lo the pan, soon become* dry, and years ami am! both both Ip one • week I turned from their trip to New Mr*. F. A. Dy»on, pres blent of K IR J L E Y W H IT E ’S Orleans and are ver^- enthusiastic (hr local iirgaiiixalion said last then burns. This is why reclpss S U S A N fo r milk dishes, such ss white wedding end reception Ju*t ooicd uver seeing the sights. night that a cupm ted effort U sauce, cocoa, and custard, suggest with tradition . . . Her guwn was President T R U M A N has pro bring mndcf hy the churches to heating the milk In a doubts boil­ vory batiste trimmed with heir­ claimed Sunday, May 12, os raise the standards o f fam ily life. er. Other fam iliar scorchers are loom tat# and designed along old M other^ Day, and has, railed on .Special attempts are bring made chaesa and eggs. The protein to- fashioned lines. -Her romance with Americans to observe It on a to enlist young matrons in ths ^ ferula tea in the same way—one B IL L W H IT E started in early nationwide basis. Also the Presi­ plan. p the week starling Mrs. Dyson declared, "M y wom­ Wason fo r always cooking chtass childhood . , . This added sent!- dent proclaimed ment to the beautiful ceremony July 21 as Nations! Farm Safety en ate enthusiastic about trie HHQ or egg dishes at low heat. Soma nflxtures scorch easily be­ . . . Ths-garden reception w a »T W **lL He said farm er, should observance Itecause It finds u* on the threshold o f a new era—an cause tha heavy solid hart settles . . in -iM id . ssk s :t era o f supreme hope or suprpm) to tha- bottom in a close rather MR. .nd MRS. C. R. K IR T L C Y , day until their farms are ns danger. Within Gnd'a family I* B dry layer. Waving the liquid or and was colorful with the pastel able as they can possibly make Ihe hope of a better world. God watery part on top. Tha cook, bridesmaid dresses, picture hats them. has entrusted to mothers and seeing only the liquid on top, o f­ worn by the guests, spring S o m e outsfandinng costumes wives an influence and pdWer ten forgets what Is going on at flowers In the garden anil a Men In ths K IR T I.F Y garden at i KIRTLK which is unique In all history. the bottom c f the pan, and scorch­ mixture o f good, personalities thalr reception were: M MRS. SYD- We must use this influence and uteir ing results. Familiar scorch*A “ _____of over a cup o f tea . . . .m. m. ~ DORIB N E Y CHARE wearing a power fo r good." this kind are bean and pea dress, with red and The public Library has made j^jjgrders.^ catsup, chili muco. anj w i ^ W w I l f ! w f l f f l l M l S quoisa figures and n large red a display o f hooka that will be butter. Low, even heat and odgod with Imported |*re . . . leture hat . . . . LE N A D E LL helpful In the building o f better frequent stirring art advised to The reception. was held at tha In a ll' white with a family life. A blbilographv o f prevent scorching of such mix­ tures. - Art Program Given At Club Luncheon V'. Hi School (xlcc Club to Give Concert Tuesday 9 PAGE THRP8 Junior Hiirh«I'rolics T o iiu ir in u l*!v c u in g |l|l|*"I I l f .hlffM.f Mi I I i|lITtf* w I l f glMsI'IDf (lift*'! *«ti ,.r vi) ■ 1 1 ri-^ *' | | t MI In* I! Fh'fiiing will h f * s tnl *t". h*t'k rntirfiiw t-ritpi' i in t liC n Ii- i 'I ^tU'tt^ itlTifM With Ivt'l one m l |*l.i). on it** piogiani .1wi-|| to orche-lra music l-’iti.* flltlli-htsl l'\ I ii,’ liiolot J'Ven. selection* t*v the glee club, jirvseiUntion o f the May It#)' King Sllil Queen and plsu I he ,(l.JO*nm c mriit of the president o f lunior High Kchmil Itotui Dean will announce the following program: Henry’* Ma t ( It*h-i W ife." a one act p i»v in three -sene. jue»i nlcd by lb** -e-eti'li g*.ek- noilei 1)► *- *1,1 ,-cl e*ti of Mi- Itiih .irii I jitnfi Thi ills' w lit lie f ,v ,1! 1 1* r. I I ireit, e t'loUr-e. John I ite. Pi.m re* Moore, Curolyn Putri-k an.I I fenny Staf • ford. Junior .livers. Donald Howard. Donald Ludwig, Donald putiell, Alan lle 'rrl, .Inttiti) Powell, Hilly ItiTitnt n>«isteil hy li- u-ston Hahci-ck, tvvll phi) •eiehi! or chest rat arrangement-, Hu- glee ehit* will • ing " \hl Hwcet Mv.-lery *tf L ife " tiy Victor Herbert. "K entu-k) IfatH’" by ticitiel atui-,‘ Lullnt*ye" hv Hrahm Mr. Dolllui.t will direct the orchestra, ‘‘ Elroet And Th-‘ Ix-ve Rug.'' n cimiffly m out* itfi, will l#y the £Yw\lc\' 1‘Ivi' i i hJmctiTjr will hf' Mttr Htii I t -2 ^ wan. k ayr^V illlaiil*, M w y 1KflWi* l.O'-tjnjf, Bifltlt 11*4*1* ififir l,'.*nl, ‘Kttirftii* Siaith, IhmttM t'niti, Hat lltoun* -lark SpcmiT. Itrtty Hollo* way, Joan Humpirr* Tommyo Yft'thvin, .Inhtl l'ox,« Hill Kit* tu ittu i ami Slt'v«' H**«Inkivt. The VI a V n i.Ort K mi? will 1* I1u* t ij\I'alol a- Hell ,i-* i ho vi ia tn*r nf t lu frt vnt tton nf i i Ip p i fnr Jtin.n* llufh Sth-*n| Southside May Day SeheduK'fl Tomorrow Muv Hay ut SoiMlxhl** Prininry School Hill In- nl.-«*l\t*| toJHOirfKV it I ti in i|i>< l ut Hu (s* ho+»t with iho t.nli'iit■« nf H»i’ fourlh l*i mIc fipntivnt iiir tin proirriim. Mi S un > ID •* I Miss Olive Komi Given Shower Party legion Auxiliary Has Bridge Party S " " i r j s u ® .s =111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111= II Church Will Hold Celebration Friday | | Hints To Housewives j II TERRACE TALK BARGA DAYS II II 7 II ll Bring This A<l HERE’S W H AT WE D O : Some sweet foods scorch easily, loo—molasses and honey, for ex­ ample. MHasses and honey cake* and cookies need lo bake at a lower temperature than p la in rake* and cookie*. Chocolate has a tendency to scorch, so chocolate ease also should bako In a sllght- of honor. DORIB and JIM. and MR. end MRS. J. W. H A L L formod tha receiving line . . . . Andeclare a holiday.- II II U IT M n n ii ii ii ii �THURSDAY. MAY 2. I9H THE SANF0R6 JfkRALD.. HANFORD. FIX)RII)A Sanford Produces Three nlffll Ninth To Knot Count With A n ear S T M trf Lake Poles Out Four lilts In Four A While Silverman Contes Up With.8 And Two Doubles'll! Four Trip I’ALATKA. M -y 2. iHpeclaU — 1 lie ’ PiiLilki Arali* it sllpt**! tn ttxlr linirtit win of the curtent KV.tlil i W att Lea«ot aeawm hate Tn•i i,Kin »liru n lOlli Inning i liit fcy left (Ifldcf Ted WllUami retard.simrtit.p Lynch fitm se.oitu hare to break i deadlock and "spelt reft-a*. lor the Fedv Tito 11tmI icore w.s t to J O u i'f Krtilf-x went to the hill Inr tlir C.-hry K da anil wo* nlrkrtl . for n ntnsle Itm lit fltr List (mine. The A"* .nlltried tn it pair In the serond. which ended Uteir scoritw until the last Iralf oi the lOiti "the Azalriv obtained only seven till* rtft IC'tllf* while the Fr<U ripped into flnerrlck and Hoo* for nine bimJe* but they were kept .well icattered except In the, ninth fmme wh*n the Manfnnf aggr-citlion pmtiril over three rim* to knot the count The three rutw came when ttuddy I-tke and Mayo Langston singled. lion Cllrone obtained n fiee pass ami IVte Vlrltanev filet nut lo scon- l^ite. after a fohr-y*ar wattinft Cmfjt Wood won the hu>t i pen in Texas in 1941, Jane Parker Jim Payne Scheduled To Pitch Against Steinecke S q u a d Uilmi'to Ml Align.tm, AAKnVIHi l'*t»oh't lf',> 111.' lit. ♦ HVlltfr I in. I».i>ii>ria Creak Coffee Cake ea. 29c Coffeo Cake 26tr (Iffirinhi of lim SsitlWiI !lsball Allocu tion announcil lh: t i l morning that the resignation n Kil Lrvy.tVhitner a* pilot o f th #,,tl Banff r I < Hcry Ftds of the Kin* {iln -Sluti' leagu e luul not hiaccepted NECTAR TE A ‘/ ilb V^Ib .1 lh pkg 19c 31c 65e M. lifiuiii l!f***<k I) II S* m Ynrfc 4ii Hi. h r I Kii»uft<9$' T«»elm *« f .n titr • Npw Turk hi si llftinklyp ill f *li 1***1(i*1 riil|ilt|rl|lhlp m ( i l l *>f*ur(all.. Ifailnn ill f'lfirftitintt A t,*** viwiti *tk % -*ji, cl it a n,a ok? ptwve m>’ trio uci a «*«*>. —**.****. to take a cut at the ball In the 4lh inning at the Yankee Stadium. New York, a no-tm. no-run game agnliwt the Yank iluiavr*. A c die right -is-urn lljyea. whove limner »e »rd up Uie game t-0 for hi* team. -* r. § r . r; making it difficult to get a good lie for tho»e Important booming (hid*. In a sti/f headwind, thi* Final Four Holes Make Canterbury Course Very Tuugh To Take Apart — —— * By L A R K Y SMITH * Al* Ncwsfeatutcs CLK.VKI.ANO, Apr. .TO, l/Pi Who’ll win the IfMfl National Ttilth, -a Stiaipr, SI. Ijlhr Ni tangaii-n. it L'ltroif: If k-titi.u oilier titan those auppllcil by tin tur.*— will Ins made fo r the proi might find Cantetbury's green* i bit difficult. "Bvron Nefion w itn 't loo colt contestants. No. >7 is I he 330-ysrd par thro.1 on which Walter llagen whacked a No. 1 iron to the pin for n birdie that broke Olfn Dutra's heart in the 19!-’ Weatern. The tilnfeau green slopes t w iv »liarply on both shies and at the front. , Any straying in the Ire shot w ilf, practically guarantee a t or more, | The. home hole, t il yard*. is up- t hill nil I he way, within an nut-of- . bun ml* on ihe right and a big cherry tree and trap aland ISO yard* from the. green on the left. There are no loss than eight trap* around thi* green. If the wind Ir o ff l.ake Krie. the tee ilit'l may well In- blown Over and past the out-of-bo nd* stake*. H o rto n Smith know* about Ihfr, It lift)’ penial to him in the final roond ol t the 19T7 W .’ stern and thrrw him j into n tie with Hutph (iuldnhl. Smith lout the playoff, A llreery laiyout Much hn» lieen written abn'd Ihe wind al Cunletbufy. liecahic Ihe rourae i. r.n the higbeat point Plum Jam Jar Grape Juice Punch Pt. Btl. !• «|r«r» I nn I 'n s n . \\ k i f r * Vinegar qt. bottle —- " ■n■- " f i ' w i . — ..-.v . * . — REALLY FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Large Iceberg I^ettuce head Fresh Fla. Oranges, 5 lbs Fresh Green Beans 3 lbs Fancy English Peas 2 lbs Tender Wax Beans 2 lbs Yellow Onions 3 tbs Home Grown Spinach lb White Onions 3 lbs U. S. No, 1 VVhtfe Potatoes 5 lbs Fresh Pineapples While They Last! Morton’s Salt lip* %ralrrdm fd\rnri{i..i 1 ifiltl HUto* '•** Mftffit|p |. tuttffnini. Vt«Hl'-*Tr| t At.l.li.rtl |? n it i I L u x I g p k g .......23c 1 Of* I m fall** Wheat pkg Faithful Pigeon Is Getting Care Tot n WAS lO V I for America that earned pretty Ida Muroilo, 1tfl, daughter uf an Italian colonel killed In the war. to ttow away on the Italian liner Vulcanin which doeNetl In New York with 489 war bride* and children. Ida, one of It ttow * iiway* mi the veiM l, hope* to reach relative* In Saginaw, Mich. It’* up £ Id m ile rare from Wnycro**, In Unrip Sam whether or not »he (International) i: i i * In Hutch wa» rvlraved In Way ■ gel* there. cm» . on March Y4 Mor© than n month pu*M-d nnd the pigeon iininr. didn’t »how up tn hi* home loft, jln rn Cuner Marly llu *«ey wits Just AUTHENTIC! Million* gaiped at the expoatirc in r hi!', hck'liiiilng tu lose n lltllu faith READERS Digeat and W OM AN'S HOME tvmi- vrhrn Butch urrivt-il yesterday COMPANION a. MU The hild was worn to u frarale jiilin- — mid his right wing was broken. r,.wi.n Owner Hussey believes Butch Mh...|hurt Id* wing at the start o f tile T miii< race, when "hi* eyes were not Only a (hocked people who know the TRUTH can Men- nrrustnmed to the ligh t-after the fight organised crirhe’* gpiRiekt traffic 1 i in^i i ’lark of the lo f t Hil-sey egKei- prr**es an opinion thgt the game >' ■>> liit|r pigeon walked .most o f the midiigi<j](] home. He *ay* lt*s the is" I most irmatkithle case in his |mupy years o f racing. Don’t Whisper About It, Sec It! Orlando Rings Up 15th Victory; Saints, A ’s, Red Hats Win Tilts 'Soap 3 bars ... 20c He Cleanser can ...... 5c * pm*t»rMr ■ II YInmI* * * M 10c Ivory Ig bar .... 10c Wheatlcs II rr.il, fH«t Tray pkg of 10 23c, Snow pkg Smoked Salm on............................ 58c lh Smoked Whitefish . . ........... 52c lb Fretih ()ct?an Mjfljet ‘ 20c Smoked Bacon Ends & Pieces .... 23c Fresh Killed Hens Drawn) ....... 53c Hough’s Dog Food 2 lh p k g .... 25c Fryers Whole (Drawn) ............ 63c ’ * * ‘ **’ ‘ f - : 1 —*?•- -‘ 1 ,arf.i Jx Fryers Breasts, Legs & Thighs 87c Polish Style Smoked Sausage Spiced Luncheon 6 ** I m *. 7 to 3. In the other U *t night, Valdosta icon times'In the first inning amt hail an ea«y time over Tnome»ville, 1,1 to 4. tn the Florida* International League, the unbeaten Havana Cubans are setting eueh a fait p*c* that moat of the speculation now / is shout who will fall in second place. The Tampa Smok art ate making a good bid for this honor, as witnasaed by last night's 0 to 0 victory over Miami Beach, The only othef gime played hut night afro w f» >f Avaycroaa kept in the thick ■>! shutout _ with Miami 7, West the fight by defeating Tallahaa Palm Beach 0. ^ . ..u ■ •- ; lb Tin i . Creamed Cottage Cheese..... Fresh Veal Brains ■ - A ■ is t i* .. . Fresl) Bpef Brains i 45c Yb 1 56c lb I $2.34 I 26c lb I 21c lb ] 16c lb i MOftOOtAM nCTUM ) < g ^ R A l-P H M O R G A N _____ KANE RICHMOND lb lb lb lb lb lb bow Macaroni 1 • N o t Recommended fo r Children* COMPANION FEATURE It S a il x B LEAC H �■i Tm m SDAY, M AY 2, 19lfi m ft SANFORD Hl'ttAI.n. SANFtm n FLORIDA RANK rile lujtuinnttc milk bottle fillet urn) i-njiper wu« invented iu IbSH. The Ayrnhire cow w ai im |mrtcd into the United Slu'.c* in M22 from ,\yr, Scotland. YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 STRICKLAND MORRISON James Henry Taylor ( O f J a c k s o n v ille ) JUSTICE OF T H E SUPREME COURT . ABLE L A W Y E R f a "ir Consult An Insurance Agent In Time! u-DRivE-rr, i n c . There’s No Place Like HOME For FORD SERVICE E .ELECT A fter removing oinked mnek■rtil to the ptnlter, ndil two ttibl** i |hom, of oraiiKe juice to tin dHptiinK* (n the pnn and pour ' TlUkijiWT*S^HsU^TCCf o fl.l In, fin u uMi tnd poUitMII vu t* M l o( the over (he full l«>fore »ervlfiy. H » They b«!p m l p*>»>* i>u i aboei 1 plnU a ttj. If Ik* 11 Bilk* of kldMT tafc*i»iul Allsr» do* I work »*tl. p o w * i t * m * l i * T tu i a laUukkoiTlim polwninariUrtaanlai hscRsrhss, itoamsUs rsla*. k* vslat, k-tvf l~»p mod ***trr, yelling op *l»kt*. Iweblng, l'*mn***«nd«rtfc* eyes, hemdsebee and dim* ness. >'iMwalormali|WH|Ta*flkimait. t n il) Aak r*f r druyilel fur Dnn i i illnuUnt diuretic, turd tttemafsltp boas lor ot*r I# nan. 1W « h k niW * * « will help lk« 11 nlkt of H V) A m automobile liuumnr; (w’.iry Ls ill In III' value. Ull.tl you liivr an aj.'IJcm. A fter an an.U m ! llte premium may be infirm inn; ctmparrd to iLm agr caused by ymir automobllr. Brfotc you Ihi vc mi acclili'nt wr can write you *13,000 to iiS.OCKV bedtly Injury; *3X100 property damage lu blliij ana *(30 m rfb vl payment tor only *2435 On private purengrr c a K make*. Plea.sc .ire ■us before you have an aiitiimubl'.c accident. HII ROSTRUM the back d *p f iho While Hotii.e. I*n Idenl ll.m y K Trumin speakt to the «'lrr. y..il a meelins of the mini -totml* group of Wo-h ngtnii. Including alt dctumdnalit ns IVrlnrinr, I need your 1 d i i," the Ihvsldent i *-t * id liar the U, S. ii ■ htt sight of iis l v > ’t*ibil 11ley os a \adcr ituuutg|nations. ( Inter antitiint^Sotindjihfito) M S u t+ M C F A rA S A W * w. —- . . . . . .■ ; . s s » a ^ a , . . — :. -- Your Ford Dealer Known Your Ford Beni I FEARLESS Veterar cf l^ h World Wars Member o f the Aintirirnn ‘ Lefeidn And Veternns o f •* Foreign Wnra . ** Paid bv S**minole Count v Friends o f JAM ES H E N R Y T A Y L O R Strickland - Morrison, Inc. l-and clrsrrd. dirt mortil. roadi built, itralnatc work, drailinc. by n r r rilNSTH O CTIO N- * o . Contact lloy Johnson at the Itrd tlsrn Restaurant. ..Phene MOM. P i t O N E ' 200 f u r n it u r e r e f in is h in g GENERAL P A IN T IN G — BRUSH OR SPRAY S IG N S ----------- Mct'LtTNC - RICK ertisements I Tlie Sanford Herald goc* Into •uore than 3000 homes In Kanfnrd and Seminole County. If you have lomcthi ip to sell or buy you will find Inal a ch n *l(led ail In these column* will .ejl the mo*t peopl,. alxiut it for the least money. Phone 118 or br>nK your ad to The Herald office fo r cmfek result*. FOR SALIC- M PHCLSTERKD fabric*, tape*, tries, broealellci, •litmnik*. Imitation leather and di ipery fabrics, m rangenient for cart* age tf work desired. R. S. A Brown, 2811 N, Orante Ave., V Orlando, gla V A L E N C IA Onuigei 12.25 hushrl. M, M. Lord, Phone 4703. f i r I C LA SSIFIED RATES T, dirt, cypress (i\ M i»C per line for one Insertion per line for 3 insertions per line fur .sis Insertions per line far 20 Insertions Minimum charge 30c Count S word* to * line Inclodiny phone *nd address " MAN W l i f t experience to take e-inhl i*tied debit m Sanford. VVillmg Initli while and colored full beriefit polic.es. Car nece* -m i l.ilieml eontraet Apply I ’ l) |h,i 7U4. Jacksonville. Fla | — ----- -----MA01 during warttma teita it a G IRL to. sod. Fountain at D n - rm vm g gr.nmd In Germany the., o ’. Drug Store- Part time or r >^.„ l.ikrn frum a caplurcd film full i,m * show • Nar| V*l rocket that ex ­ ploded long before It was supposed to. At top, Die missile la flm L cen­ HE8T HAM BURGER" vindwith u; ter, II begins to fall after rising sev­ the County—and S T IL L 15c eral feet, si bottom. It shatters with nl Roy Johnson's Red Unrn a loud, fiery blast The pictures ara Restaurant. 3 mile* South of believed to be Ihe only one* In eaSanford on Hi-way _ 17. ________ MEN AND women (roloiedl foi (slirne t(low inil l)i* actual explo* _______ w.iik at I rate Mill, " e - l l.tt*i .ton of this type of ruckcL A r.lniilar LA R G E ga. rang* K3.nn, J(^m 1 *'<,■ Al^ ,n-' 4 Aitkin. I n v l e r ■ |r »H| t,e fired by the IJ s. Robinson. .Monroe Corner. i Army In lest* beginning May H in FIRST class maid, good wages, i New Mevica, (fniernotionui) fall at 300 M a g n o lia Ate _ ., . I.UNCI1 SERVED at Ihe RED BAR N II to > p. M. Complete ' i hoplii'tl d '1' leave, and evict nt ul 50e. Roy wants -to sre ATTRACTIVE offe. for nght u „ ho rt time in m ■ ■ you. (Closed Tuesday I. party a* assistant tn grorery d a te Iwtiig added to eggs gi\ •tore. Phone 600*J, n delicirua flavor. FOR S A LE Sev;n rtaim two-story home lo­ IN S U R A N C E agent wanted for cated very clc*e in. Immediate established white debit. Salary fossesslnn. Hus five room ifarage and commission. Write Itox apahrnent also. 1213, Sanford. Robert A. Williams . Phone 732 Allnntie Rank Ilhlg. MISCELLANEOUS post*. ------ r ------- NEW fi rooip 3 liedroem house, 2 lots, seieened porch, 2 car garage, beautifully landscaped. *7500.. 0. * ROOM 4 bedroom home 2 car yaraec with 5 mom apartment, close In *7000.00. y HODHU—elnjji in JWInC mom. tllntsc ilium, Idfchen and tireakfu>t j nook, downstairs, 2 bedroom* up." stair*. Screened porehed front. BUSINESS SERVICE ^4 HELP WANTED— 10* ORr 07r 0.7c FOR S A L K ’ 1- Seven o e m bungalow , i hm, v hi a FLOOR SAN D IN G tion on Magnolia Av?.. cm on lot. possession can la* arranged. and finishing, Cleaning and wax­ ing, New f(extra mu fared lo i*eiRobert A. Williams EM PTY li gal. oil cans -4Uc each. Phone 732 Atlantic flunk Htdg. ferlion. Old flown made like new. 11. II, I 'Oj e Co. Cull 11. M. GLEASON FR YE R S, fresh dressed, avail* U k e Mary, Fla. fc v E M A N U F A C T U R E and rebuild able daily, Tcndr-Fry Poultry, Everything In Bedding.” We 2205 Sanford Avenue, .Phone - atock quality furniture. Call ua I.AW N S mowed with imwer mow 024. fo r your bedding and furniture cr. Phone 77U-XJ. needs. E c h o I a Bedding and See our new assortment of HAND Furniture Co., 117 W. 1st St., ■ P A IN T E D C H IN A WARE. Stan­ CASH buyer* waiting f"> Hmm** Phono J13.V ley* Roger* Hnrdwnre Co. ((rove*, Iluiine** property ,>< a Pine A vc. St * Iv W W W W W W W W ^ V W W W U X A C W V W V V W W V U W W W W k fU U FOR SALE- WK have n small lot o f 12, HI and 20 yuage .SHELLS now on the way— also h limited quanlilv of 22 C A R TR ID G E S—and in n few days we will tie ahlc In tnkc care o f purl of your r^ a nulruncnts for nc*t season Stanley Ilo g n * llurduare Co. H ~ ~ T " ** TT B A LLA R D 'S feed, groceries, etc. Phone 8C5-J, II. (j, Tiuchton, 1201 Celery. A 3 IS E A S T S E C O N D St. "’ 1 ah type*, f o r quick result* ll»‘. ymir property with W Jit>an. Calhoun, llealtm. Umatilla, H ' I’hfine 2.102. Ace amusements Sun ford’s Colored Theatre U N U S \W COLOR Sl'ECI ALIST E. Interior llecttrnlnr — Room nod IS jeiir** io color plniiMtog Deniuntr W in le r — I’ nth, \\ r ile I ’ lu. I*. 11, Boa I.K T S IHl B U N G L IN G M A f 7. c a n d id a t e . . HMH STATE REPRESENTATIVE i .iiiii r so i I’nm tM l.lri Dun |u*-mI av 'la ) * I Mill in l«» *»*«■ Dir V o ic e s the theatre. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE DR. L. T. DOSS END W A S H IN G T O N HEAVENLY CHOIR A U TO M O B ILE and railiutura re* paired. W right and Cohen Gar* aye 21at A French, Phone lo the W o rld ’s t i n e filing*; S L A I) E A mighty epic of modern morals with Spencer Wilt* iama, Cathryn Cavineaa and ALL STAR COLOR* LD CAST. Hear the Tickets can be bought ^ a p p r e c ia t e d "The Blood of J csuh” DOIKll! . I'l.YM O l* I'll I’ A UTS A N I) HKttVICR 109 Palmetto Are. Phr.n* 1011 t \ N t) I 1. S I’ MNT KXI’ KHT F It E I) E It l C K (V ie r / A Soutlicru (.o n lrih u lio n D im FIRM OPRONtmS t.' appi.-vnl nf the loin 1.. Gr. it II ' iilti r vigoiuiisly ii|ii«i*ing Hi* 1-1 . -n non mm t,..iu on Die [' - i •-( f‘-M no!c In Washington S, n Att« n -I tth.n*!' 1 (l)* l„ i > left ^ t ', - e l 1* would be *'!lkr i-iiiriiu: water ih'wn .i i.il tmle“ Kenner K*'** -u i J,ilm»oii (n-C idii ) rent, r, 7nd ( 't.n D J.ilmMim [P I T ' 11 h tlieir ounoiilu.n t.i tin* in, i' |(nl* '» « n . Fri. April 29, 30 * May I, 2, 3 780 i f e 4. ’v $ U I((S (l'C )//u M o n ., T u e a ., W e d . , I hu r»_, Of 1.50 IHl PDU'tO «i| ?iriTtl|i**lr 1 slltd) Hi* Iivwl ir|trr%( HlAUfiii «** 1* ^1 i r %in n i l . i m from your church or at \i %•»' • i‘ 2$c ' Admission 90c FOR RENT ROSE Court Section— S room IIK V B K LY LA V E H N K AI*TS. le, attic fan, large mom*." fin * MODERN furnished bome-like *. garage. fruit, a e r e e n e d apartments, from f.MMXi up, porchee. * (Id1)0.00. utilities Included, Phone No. 4. V Fred W. Bender, Realtor Eaat Gravee Are., Orange City, G A S O L IN E ho»e lielween Chulu/ ota mid Ovlrdn Monday. Return 8tate Bank Sldg. Phone 1030 to M. It. Strickland, Jr., Stand *____________________________________ A I\ A R T M E N T > r W m . .IOC Elm. ard OU Co. FR YE R S and pullet# *1.00 each 1 BED spring be In red Sanford L lake Mary. Eind.r plraee re turn to 313 K. 2nd fit. *48 WHIZZEB motor and blko, fill BE room furnUhed apart* Lost and Found YOU LINE OUT AHEAD OF US, CHIP AND REMEMBERi WAIT FOR THE GUNFIRE! F ' YEAH. GIDDAP I'D FEEL b E t ie r I r STOP ^ IF I HADN'T SEEN WORRVIN*. THE LAW'S THAT REDSKIN ON OUR TRAIL./ GONNA BE l COKIN'THE OTHER WAY. CROOKS SPLIT UP Y NOR t. BUT ONE G O AHEAD. A ONE OF THE m NOT SAVVY. J " LAST TWO IS 'RANGE'. WELL FOLLOW HIM. COME ON SILVER. , WANTED TO RENT J $110.00. phone 718 or 7W*J. INE man** bleyrle, *20.00. Yatee, Phone 580-W. l W °r larger, or furnUhod fire or aix room houee. Pap* manent resident*. Army veter­ an, ,Ca(I 1003-J *r 148, Julian fi tenet rom. R O LL away bed, 2 electric U N F U R N IS H E D . HOUSE. 6 or 6 plat**. 1 fur jacket: If Interested, call at 410 S. Oak. Bv PAUL RO BIN SO L ETTA K H 1 DAV/E JST H ^ Ul— * WANTED— LASTS -A o f ail kfndt. H c a m t YOU D A T E H IM ‘ S O M E T IM E . IF you UJCS.7V4ET BOY IL L . - J I W IL L / - ^ J during' se K IN D TO D U M B ----- 1AN IM A LS HIM .* YOU KNOW THEY «=T WONT" (SO WITH ANYONE l 7HE.IT2. P A R E N T S r r i W l / i T HGfSIAJinH r— • , ---------- 1 H M " r i v^ri v------------------ I Ifr-C • i i Sanford, f o T L — L. :• - L — j W E E K .' U 8T received — a ahipmant of f a n * aaddlea. Price* reason* able. B ill Implement Co,. Phono W W HY f2 A V g t O H E R A B O U T J l ICNOW.' TV4ATS WHY I fSA'/CD-* I D O N ffT T ■j • w- �•+ a THURSDAY, MAY 2, 191G T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A \ A fiE SIX Llerns ('nmargn Insures Holiest Colombian Coll li> K I*. ALMI*N A I* N * * u -ifi -.i tn r« m iC O T A A lW rfn Youthful I’ll--M.lrnl IJi iii- * n m ru i'o hna Where Customers Send Their Friends’ plant*** I » new concept of parlMtiu politic-** in f ‘ul«*inl«lii by making the notinnal uihnttMMriitioii at rift■y n e u f in l m hi #ihp c u rre n t p re *i- dentin! rampaign, In <ijiuuhin tlic traditional strife Ih tween lh" I.iln'tiil iiihI C m w ^ftiilivi1 imrtiiv, • make* the Mntfiehl-MeCny feud a lover*’ l l i l i m l )>y nunpui Lon. Mi'iiir, Ha* iif fir mul inn nf neutrality tank* a one nf the lim it 11111>•i■taut •lfv>*|i>|>anr'iilH in Ihe country** politiml history. la his. rh'ti’i nillintioii to illvnrrO government from politic*, the president decs red that m governmeat nfflriin nr "employee ‘ may partlrinntr in tin presidential ranpulgn One nf the flr*l to di-rover llir president's sineerity U'i hi* hr III her, iV l i |ie, fir I'll fm m a government jnh for mix­ ing in pollUciti Score* 'fera l V irliir) .......... . long identified with lh' I >11k i ii I-. I ,Ii i , i, ( ninin it' i I oJ-:|* thn conviction that the anlloaal ailmijiiiit ration represent* the entire nation rather than the political party in power. given uu am riles1s that the gov- HOM E C O N T R O L L E D " 201 East First Strtel Sanford, Florida Friday and Saturday PRIOR TO AM IMSPfCTION TOU# of AAny Initatlatlor * In the Padflf, tJen. Dwight I>. Klietibowcr call* on hi* chief,.President Truman, aboard the i ’li'sldontltif yaeht U'ltlfaurulMirg at-Qimntlco, ,Ve. The.Genera) t«n ferred for fotlr'-fepur* with* Truman on Army prsblem* at home end abroad liefore leaving f International Smindnhotot NAVY'i N fy fttf WlAFON.on aircraft rocket engine, U shown In action at m proving ground in Pimpton f/iiies. N -J. It It reported that the engine will Fprcd u plane tattfer t *an sound In level flight.^Tr* new cugintf was developed tut use In -throttlf hirrralt. {lu ll’ Tl) Fancy Iceberg Lettuce Little Yellow Squash Giant Stringless Beans No. 1 Potatoes.......10 lbs .39c Peas in Hull 2 l b s ........... 29c Green Corn 3 ears 25c violence in electb»n* rnitnngcr •!*'mocrory’s Mirvivn) mul tbnl »to m«* H rftcil ii twN’v tbn-f* rnrulltion* •wmibl tir*nbii* tfr c n w m fluritiif Ili«« next four v >t«♦ Few f "ctbtiiibinn h. v Greeh Cabbage Fresh Fla. Tomatoes .. lb 19c Western Carrots 2 bchs 19c e njo y eil u* vx hlt**§itt n*I »t»t*f* *»: * bus Hnmbieit! 1 Iera 5* ( ’umiii *;«* Ilia reiiiovul of the gover■inneul from the current campaign Iw* rnlutil his statute t<» Um* extent that he would be n *iite vvinii* j If lie w eie eligible to ium fur election this yew N ow In l.irte fu r FRYER.S IflSO Under f ’ldomhiJiti law a |ire«i dent tuny 11**1 ***fMipy the * ffi e for eonr1 c 111ivI* tc» ih l L 1e111k f '•1• liiurgo thu*> i«-muih« lhe lilc n iU ’ leKtcol rulididal*' ill At d*l 1I**♦*1 Cauiargo i** th«* youngest •loef 1 “ in fa i' 1 1*0 Vtation*. lin t " 1\ lb- flopped etl * the |ue* itli i t F••»»|i tin ft •r foreign imi»i-*ter f^ttoivnig t4i I eniftTiftt u»n **f 1*■*111ii".t! I■utfh * from rhair an •-<11f■11 «*f ilu* FOWL * * 'iiii'ir go fmfghi fo’ ilirfftiif L ibe ral * i I 1evident laOlieX |»a| \ IgOwt Fin tom i", «ni t - UcfjL ItogEita Hi* wa d id ). Id \i the ( huptlltepcc run fcW nct hr won loteroutio in| ut tentioh ii<* ht ad of the t’o|onth;nil Whirlwind Campaign At Junior lli^h is Climaxed By Flection d c Irg a H o n , t uniiifttol n*»i» atie 1* l*m 1 x tf»vi iiway free «rutiKl* j ih i‘ o od t he f in l*o I'm t y J in t tit»uti’d to i o f y t*» tb * p p e *1- tiVe Yiiit'i Tit#* { tdei y Party w.is bl»-i piuimiK bmlKr* »«n the v» 11** and all part no* were, hm<dM'of *mt « m <b btfittiiitf Iheh ramlnlnlcL oaMU*. |>fu*q»'*c* live ufftrv. a»»d «|tin11f ir :t t ThOratiCp P iii'y. ttludi i .r lh* tlii!1I I lYty. promlno*I a **«alti f niintiidt ruuAta CHtre ju iiic t 1.1 tr.a u. s. Supreme Court. CJIuulvv K.v.in, llufihes, lit, Is shown leaving Uie White House uftcr he had conferred with President Truman on tha se­ lection o f a successor to Uta Into Chief Justice Harlan >\ Stone. Ills nnswer to newsmen's tiueslionj was “ No Comment." (International) IVt>oiR«)ii |alum In the previous election for governor*, senator* irnil repre­ sentative* the Gator Party won hy a landslide filling nine out of twelve seat* in rnngtes* nnd in­ stalling three cut of four gover­ nor*. The four state* are Msrsliuln-kii, Ihiiiulalia, II a r i l lima mill llurneysalr,-*. Murshalaska nffiier* include G o v e r n o r . Pat lit,ton; Soputor*. Iteverly (irndirk. mill It'll.v J,. Martin and Itcpic•enlative, Steve Hodgkin. Huuillnlia office!* aro Governor, Char­ les Anderson Senator*. Murth* Chapman and lllll Kilpatrick and Heprescrilatlvc, Jane Ford, liarrinmia offlrer* Include Gnvcrmit, tlnmld Ludwig, Senator*, Mary M O D E R N Htunlrv run niid fllo yil Hoaii ' i and Ju rkir t mto It 1* (i r c ai*ninf iv**, J '*•»• NO RESPICTE3 o r D’PIOMATIC IMMUNITY Ir New York City traffic. Prov­ ing the point, iJr PmJru Vclhiso, t 'nitcd Nations Security Council dele­ gate, display* the drenpig hiding |.n'nations of the face he received III a lasl ncenlriil Ausltulian delegate I I t -it iVilllinn it Hodgson kid* the Urn,Ulan atniut it at a cuuncil meeting. (/nleriuilional) Sausage Wieners XII Mrsl Shlsl ^ Kwh r<xim is Uivutnl into prrcincU mot the tutnl niiiiihcr voting i« 110. Karh party in conf»d?nt that it* candidate* werr elected, hut the winner* will not be nit nunneed until l r 111*11 1 ** •* lii|fht id H 0(1 oVinek in the *fhn >1 auditorium. Shoulders CLOSE OUT Wisconsin Chief Executive Raps Florida Arr 1 *'*»1111Hi1*r*t I*f <»m I’ rii'ii,#' f 11*/1 vmminis (imtest with Governor Cahlvsi'll against what lie termed “ the high-handed nianner in which il was done and the utterly u11mt>i muIdo court*** wlildi he declared nr*' "reminlsrcnt o f the kangaroo court and the village speed Irnp which enlightened foiiiiniinltie* outlawed year* ago ” The publisher stated hi* w ife was .topped hy a highway partolman a n d a deputy slioHff. fslle »a> - ki ll to leave her riu and com pa mull* tm the highway uud drive five mile* into tiradenIon to p o s t Hip charge*. Ttie Wisconsin law provide* that it* 1{• -tT» drivers license re­ main in effect until the holder* have heeu notified to renew them under a renewal aclirdute. Thl* schedule rails for new permits to he issuesi In monthly grouti* nf 30000 - by serial number - nt Intervals until HM3. h I.Im II I La*t«t Advance 25c COFFEE Cock O’ Walk rug Nines * »«x ,S PEARS No. 2 1 / 2 can 27c i .Iim* Sweetheart TOILET SO AP Bar 6 Vfc PEAS No. 2 cat 10c B E A U T Y > *M H 3 TairCans MILK While II L zh 1 n iw it » W IH LB r r r.\ »T » Valley Cut BEANS No. 2 can 3 - PIECE SUITE Potatoes 23c Potatoes JfJ * « l f K snr n *rS f* Peas No. 2 can 17c DRESSES 11 Si rr Cottoiu, Jerseys, GnUrdint*, Wash Silks, Print* and Solid* . . . drawer* and vanity with largo round pUt* fl«M mirror. “ITS EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY?* Cheese 2 tb box 69c R e O ts s U o n i(M lii| « (n lt Juice 46 oz can 39c Alcohol pint 15c Pancake Flour 11c SWAN SOAP 203-09 E. l i t 81- m = iii = i ii= ii i= m = n i = i ii= ii i= i . * z4\ . r » -V.f, L a,';...-*. T, - -i Aw’ k “W« Cloth# (hi Family—Wo 216 e. m at , ;, �I THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1946 THE SANFORD nERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA German Gold > Is Untouched In World Bank Building Tile Gets Shot When Production Slows Kurds Still Cocky And Vigorous After 4,000 Troubled Years In World II, C LAR K K BKACII -jiidti SnLtJiii, ti n ii I ! i W a s h i n g t o n — The Kuni», k ,..!, int is# itlill rocky and vigorous after against the L’ruwuler* in the t,Ot*o tntubied year* cut otic o f the l-M-lfrh cetilury. stormiest crossroad* of the world. Hirv arc physically one of the hate proclaimed nn independent finest :i,cr« in the tiorld of in Kurdiih state in northern Iron .limn h.iil.l, muscular, - sh.iip-fn whrrc Russian ncrupniloti fore.-s tured, healthy, with quick natural have caused international contnt-, intelligence. Some of thrill ’ have ve n y . jrrceivnl excellent Kuiopc-nt nluWarlike aiiil virile nomad*. th e)iaiin i- an.L thrre U n movement Kurd* ever *ince the dawn o f hi*- to adopt u common language for lory have been resisting conquer> all the tril*-*, Thc'.r 1110* 1* ptueic*or* or building up empire* them- .•nr turn i* Sulaimatiiyn. In I r q . *evr.. I tilth a population o f 110,000, modThey arc the real nri*lnciacy of err Im.pltah. -cboot* and u new* By Fl.O K A LE W IS * A T Newifeaturea RA8LE, Switzerland — A large turn o f German money which the Allies have so far Men un­ able to touch i» on deposit In the Rank o f International Settle* menu lit Bade. The bank's general secretary, Jtaffaele Pllotti, refuse* to say how much German gold and asset* the hank now holds ami yet been able to find out. However, figure* ptihl ih n l in the bank'* annual report Indicate' that it ha* as a very minimum f 60,000,000* belonging to G e rfi many and ptolmbly consIderm'dyj more . In accounts which the re-' port- doe* not specify according ■ to countries. , J The bank hold* .a special,) \ though rfbmcwhat ■prfearimt* . In­ ternational • podt’on, under the 1030 Hague agreement which set it up to facilitate World W ar i reparations payment*. It la im­ mune from freezing regulation* and ouliide officials interpret It* charter a* exempting it from ' be­ ing liable to confiscation o f funds * fo r reparation* In the new peace settlement. Japan era* an'Ttcrtrr-m em ber . A o f the bank.,The firs t National "R a n k of New York City, is the American member. Allied diplomats » * y Ihe bank will have to I * dissolved eventu­ ally because its functions are in a large part duplicated by the new Oration Wood* fund. They predict a tough International wrangle when liquidation begin-. A t the last counting, the bank's * gold holding* alone were about when the nrndxtic t with ilu**i* (31.700,000.. was only n few month* old. Shop ^ Its president, during the « * ' . j window* then bearded up tmv -ewes Thomas 11. McKittiick. an 1gleam with glass, Empty shelves American, but the most InfUtcn-l aw* not >o nurrterou* In lltc capi­ tie) o f It* director* wa» Walther tal’s biggest department storo. Punk, Nazi finance minister on i Stockmann*, tlioukh tbo mercbtrial at Nuernberg. Punk w a s ; aiidisc is largely wooden products. able to vote the share* uf Austria Travelers from Stockholm still Hauiig and other occupied lands 1 o ) must cross the icy Gulf o f Bothnia Apparently these shire* as " *o Turku liv Isoal, be*ause 'lie a* the account*,of Latvia. I.itbnanla and Estonia have been sit Russian control commission will allow- airline tra ffic telw rc i ting untouchc.1. Russia was nnl a member, mul It remain* to r>c the Swedish and HnnUli c a p ita lHut Turku-tn-ilcJsHki t r a i n * *cen whether the Soviet Union ) will claim the *t»ets nf the R alti’ run on sehcilulc and travel, re iim e lim bren cut f ro m eight n State*. f \ hour* since I last made t 'e t r ip lit March, lUdf,. f nlv one Peanuti yvere f i r 'l cultivated in t ra in gue* each way dally, lot*. It e United States in Virginia and has a diner, a luxury In F in la n d , orth Carolina. i Only people nf means ran af Mood (in the scientific not Nazi sensei In their veins and with name* that are nld.'r iht.t llahylon. Among tl eir ancestor* were sonic of the greatest 111*11 • 1the aiteienl world. Their family pnrlrni!* nre cnrve.1 In ritek «■ bleb niolintcin cliffs southwest of the Caspian Sea. w here tile " have held their landed estates for thou, •and* of year*. Cover a Wide Area •The general area they lnhahit l» railed Kurdistan.'The nam? «l»o ia .niil'Jied epecif Iy. to prpylpfgr In northern Iran and eazternmost Turkey. They are s c a t t e r e d Ihri ugh the /agios mountain1, south o f Mount Ararat, where the Hit Ic say, Noah’s ink cams in trut, and their home land extends through tl-p bonier region* of Turkey, Iron-and Iraq:' About In n ' 1 1 k ilo * , -a •v . ’ w ith v c bun:i (it i 'bvl. They -till n .cpt tie \llies’ having broken net •pronoM* to »r l. up no in lepi deni K " i t ! i It * ln te n fl** i World IV ,u 1 'i:- a rrt'omprnsft for aiding ( It lltii i iim e. II was ctorfU Tu;. *«■*-'> 'iltjtcliiin? whidi i i ' i -i d !h • '•lbs to nhriulon the i i m c t On. the Itosil In I'liin* T ie niouiitnin pass * antaog which they live have been M in u te s o f commerce and pathway* fot jttvaders thrmighnit recdi ded Itd'|ry. i'nmel cm a n iit* fr.*m t'llint tiavcrseil Hie roads ii j i i U - -ill..‘to. human mat l e t ' in tli Ilia, 1. f>,\. Ports, rind to Antioch in rtyiiuSUt.'o Volo visited them, m il the unities of Alexander tin Cteni PsfH‘ I through Until ie t » in i» y * „ hnmrrinn r -cord* uf non |t <* o ra tio n the Kurils One id rite K I'd is h lu b e s t ra t t ICs r o in p it - ie,l II" .11'- ! iUrve f urn ni I f ,t lain' could i‘*» by »li ii;i8itr .ilk tin in the hot ism would he i iimii. Thu kiln would have to ty -.lint down fur ten dm - to two wci-k= to be rouleif olid a gam H iu iih l up to pt ufiet, hep(. ' ; DlttCIOI of the Coiled Nations Relief and Rehabilitation AdmlniitraI tint. Ko'irtln !ii!tifa<«Vji licit*, i* huntfn Grand Porks, 3l|nn , shaking Voids with Ia .v :fr-Wiihii: i Is ''r- At ■ teiiilt of LnGuardu* pb-a • from the hark of a fatiti n . ' i 'lO.nw hiu’ ielj nf wheat nre now on Uieir xva; fur ,'npi enl to itatv-ma l-m j e.in* ( Internallonal fioundpho-. • I lav t. in Uii’ l " u I'.ttMl days of flowing l>t-ardg l.vfme tiiletle inif- i.- i »nf - i.i'."v •rfrfnr, s m jw l.-l-l'v I ii ' .'fu rl t l I I 1 \ Ft It i O W t f l . I . V I'll i-■ .-iil'i'i .1. 101110,1 IHWKICT -Ifitl llt lf t . ll ■hr wtnilr ill HI » 111; M . I dii ii, i, g I,* |. lU-Ctlll'll ii.i.lr hit id pic- by the Ct n u|;, U indV ,,, Slali- i f 1hi- Pb'rld .1 , , i%hi - kIT - U II.MAMS I N I ' l I. H H l f M I l I \thkt’t|i e id f iiil 1.1. | ting r l lmsil.i i ipititl -"vlo tv. I- 1mud to nn old ntttc of that i lv irri-r.tlv w rt i- ••ini'- HHU ,.|,| t.i.I.iHiuit ncgotivi* .vt'ivli *wcndu-lti| nff nnd liiiis loiW been .<n*l that the L '-l I In in th.it i fl* i till tii'w ittiii • iv d iiiy ox ..•■I - f.i. |-1. i I . k- wen.■ . th.ni.il i i.f ..i I hw,|.|t*» I". ■i' i -»t !W ! iillahA-sox" •'' h it 1.1,1 111 ,-Ul ' I'.lt CUSTOM MADE wooden blind*, wfirp-proctf. No metal slats used due to climatic comlitionn. All type blinds repaired Free estimates. t i»’ .*l wC " J i l t ' di „■I h ‘t. \ k k -i I. If * i ’ .t -' l' » 1' i* . " f ! * l I’l"' t tRemit JnuitS* Ij ' It. tlii' fhiinm, » i t tt-mpi-.S* n c , s o l nib-d o f,«i . .* |I "It t |"0 i , •••Mnniif* fIit rie r lit t le ilc a in ln -p . I iiiim I till mark - man e**,into ai t ion. Mlinslfurtili.'r. ! riv, found high I " « r 11 [ f|i . i f f . c t il. fh- i:C tt *pa pot * in the b u llish t i'! , lf !.<■ lu t'd , have l * w i <i*t?t"jr S 't fi It.do loom " r " I travel, nnd ’their atliude |Inward Hn'*ia (■: unchiingetl dlsIh'te end fear. Hut they nro nl*u *li|tib<ir>i. 1 h*y -dill rec) they can brvr then romfortnble capilnlixm train. A Khun-h inventor wun return­ ing fn'in n hnsinc*s trip to Sw.-den. He had invented n scaml e v i " per Ik,* that could 1*> tnolile I mlu almost any shape. He p reflin'd to prrxluce it ouside his tftlivr land lather Ilian where it* Hdvaiituge- might benefit thy SoSot ict I'nmii •rn*e- an uimosplirre o f indtt-ti Then' i* alino-l no involunta * iiii'-mp ’-.qni "t. PulUii-all, the nut Ion i* guidci '•v >lV•'' L’ I'rr-.idvrit Juho K. I 'ii lx-, i,,. ihm.tnttf tit*' that i«. if he ' la*, *ti. otiiii; "ic heat. Tile getdipt rmwodity* . w h etevtr ptiMluclion threutett * to d iw t\ .ill ami floor till**, loaded on vnr< are plishcj -li.wiy thmugh H L n titc iu u ii*•it 11 t Hunk llltlg J*>«l(tff|i nth riil PI ,1*1* iU Jiftl’l: rMlt ill f HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN B U N D CO, M O T E S O H W A S H I H G T O N H O T A D L f S aVud 0P5fR V t-« w n o .‘, A y 5 . ''M m f K R f l 9 E F X P E n i F H a : w « P 0 L ‘ tU A L flM P 'W } CAPT. G. H0LT3CLA\V. (Retired), Owner 1005 E Fourth 8t. * Fhonc 197-W Hcforc Noon lb -•'. ' t l - ’ V . A ided MUL j o t rtlH W U fhM lA ' Wt)K m $ 1 | G f AdP lY )W fR lH M P lflC tH tiM AKOMl. Ill** pARTVi L t A D £ R - ‘3 * r m V i R A lr ii lAUlH'df R. (v M mA hi ;■ ai 14 ) i H(\iHMArt iHULPl HPhlt01 f i l l yAintofAplIiQriV COMM.COtUftllii VH> A'.‘Mirin.iRhrit)Hw 1 ^ OtHtRMEHCltS. . is IAIb * Woman who "know thoir knitting M tM blR V.dK 'i n 1 ikJMMiIlt 1 l‘h ‘H ’ 2 2 WoRkfO WAV ’ tlRug ram m ar \t j**iV t J H - fi ,, /«-' IHlsTOMMlUlE vo lt AFfdorWAl lO'JMiU.IOdSftRWAlnWAfi ■ 01 U U M lM fO R W liU 10 l lOlUDA /t»ID HU Phone 325 S lh P fA F l' 1 d tl "Iff It’s Hanot, it’s knit for long woar Touchton Drujf Co I^2 1 ’25 WdnUtD WAHhRu Mi'dlV! ftv'l - w t i u ' i r p i n t s ‘•'i ■■■ ftPPKorRlAllOMbx*. Jot Wta MlPUtMC i HANCI FIa-LEAF IRIEF U ono oxample o! Hanes experience in knitting fine underwear that gives extra woar. Exclusive construction provides genii* athletic support Conveniently placed Dy. Combine with a highly absorbent Hanes Undershirt far vrannweatber comfort. « ■trail are ctil te lull else-ue .limping of elsth. The seat te reemy, the lege the right length lee peeper i t Shewn here with a Hanee Spelt Shirt which deuhlea □« • ’ Nevy-e»yle“ undetshirt. THE HIRER ftl-LEEf lift f ■Jll'llV ' . !|5th.DlSfRK fl'fl.ORlpA IS NOTA HIRE* TAILOin IR0RTS 4 u .s. c o n g r e s s m a n ‘v ; |<Ub-3»CARHC0 ABDfGRU AT STETSON / “ uto ji ■ |Joe Came up '-Fhe hard w a y ■ H^Wmbf1BUT HE HAS"MADtfUE GRADE" . 1 "I ivl A 9 \G WAVetME AHSVfER, ? \ ACflNO U APtR’ HO'JS: Ul RIPREM HffiirvfS-Ocf .#< "tb -t A MOV. 1 4 ^ 0 L ’ . V 't o - ' 4 "uHREMilfiHG ^ fJ O R r m td E iHTERESft i arm pc i**oc« t m v v ottiotw m r . w w w (A llLU oA ^ 0FU1E FEOPlt VAiOPUT HIMWblREHt lb! w uk. to IWfttT) Of <rHA5v-KWIfi5 Msanko n tfiAW66ito^cwn.y iw V fc tiw w ra .Y o u W i noncreD pkja tzs *iom wirt onth KTwnoNs vimpa . ruiSWM. LiA&iuTv routv:... iw i f o r t Of f ICI) * POSTROftPi-1 l«M ( OMKirm ll-‘3M-0AtK foR VtlSIAW DetRCC ASMCHWEHT jpateW on ict Postu’ itt' pinictoa ^ n O V l’ L l Insurance Plus Service” Root l T A K E TR& Middle v/ai T l<U H ’ 3b ATTy.TAHlURVfY.iTATf OfflflRiOA i« » 'i , I 8 » . D c IA md .• V V \ CARRAWA AGENCV US N. 1 — -i - a DNfo^C-jViMu M lH U U W llii.^ (PAIR run at sumixoi .k i , m rWFAIt* OM JOU t o i V r 4 r —-4 f ' -r|l �THE 8ANF0BD HERALD. S^NFORDl FLORIDA P A G E E IG H T Celery reed end celery i>nlt n t In* for fUh Mock*. fine in hamburger*. *nl»d«, in -— ------------white saner end n* u good flavorConsumer* lis e \ THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 ito Juice may be mbit!- baked dl»he* —-----and cream a day through door*te|.\|tuted measure for ,mtaaure. for I n paateurl than and »tore distribution. ■Urmat ?» in *oups, lynuces, or BRIC&fi Quantity Rights Reserved Prices G ood Thru Saturday, M ay 4 Chopped Beech-Nut, Heinz, Clapp'* fltr. Baby Gerber* Btralned or Chopped O ra n ges A MINCE Of THE CHURCH, Frnncti CariHnal Spillman c.f Wtw York U aliensn 9i lie u lrbrali-d Man In Chinch of the Holy Clihjt, Vi’liiWuJW, MSHacHiuetf*. fiwJ*Tintil' fTf’t'? rfluTtVi tb.inTte'Ciifllliuii: nd tin (list Muvs tlilily yt-an bgo lie took llm i*> .1 ton bi tde.nl lor lood f*u Kmnpii tn.br> 1 ihi. uiril Cover no* Ttdcn bI,-*-'!-i1 ‘ I •*rna!Uin'tl'.'ivi.'ln/nilul I ju Kllrr Ortrit Yams lb 7c ilurth HeedleM ‘ G r a p te fr u lt lb 3 lbs - ' 34c 5% c 11. H. One Itid Hllaa Potatoes 4 lbs 23c " I t O S T 3 2 L B S .l W IA ■ S i l l 14 AO Al H” lll- rt I'dtillic f b r ill ( # s r | j lift Vi<« |f « - > r r , i « f I T a H sir L v t « t l x i M i I,f fit MM* V -& L L O W VWit *• l«Eif Ilf nusy fu l L* 1t+* •sir-4^1-at tfV tli-Ll fs s kf |«a| ,4 iA*f. W*4rim !«-* M»ti ****» 1W it,.,*.* f U <i Hweet. Mill) R utabagas lb California 2 belts Carrots Greens e Highetl Cauliflower XH-»;e The Wlmat Hour Crisp (leorgla Lettuce . 2 hds C abbage lb Fla, f l i w i • PEER IN THOUGHT ; ! hi* ti 0.1 on a charge of recoiid ill c.>>>' assault m Kings County Comt. Brooklyn, N. Y., Ixii "Llppy" IhiriHlu'r, man­ ager of the IhiHiklyn Diilten. burle * three (1i i e *t * in h i* m outh n* lie lliteru to Uslidioiiy. Uorut-hrr t* ..and kcc th e sugar acrust'd by John Christian, a Ihxjger fan, With healing lilrn at n game fur "heckling". ( International r Boneless Pot Roast lb 33c Plate Slew Beef lb 19c Short Ribs lb 21c Hamburger lb 27c WHILE. IT Cross Cut Shoulder lb Shoulder Chops lb Breast Stow lb Lamb Patties lb The juice of two leinum nr enld witter, the fiiii utter mining, i* u |’n«| flenrife W .einiii'l the fitrl In a h i r I Haddock Fillets Make* (Hum Sparkle She milk Ixillle wan Invented lif Jlr. Ifervey I). Thatcher, of I'ntrdam, New York. Smoked Fillets lb W hiling Fillets lb AVAii.Anr.n pka 9c Tablets ,pk» 11c tlrmul Hweet Stalry Cuba Starch lb 8-oz 4c Iteduee* I>irt to Nothing Headless Ocean Shtimp when Powder Junket ttennet lb W holo Salt Mullot Itrniave* Hotly Odor* 35c 38c 19c 29c Junket Hcnnrt Zero Florida Spanish Mackerel qt 15c Itluc* While You Wa*h King Mackerel Steaks Blu-White box 7c Keep* Skin Holt A Hmooth L U X .jngues WIltfN AVAILABLE I Mild Yellow Edam >jngues * ib fieri n o* J v ib 'ct H«ta IJwf Quick, K iljr Bchnoigtrl Campteafoa Ktiigan'n Hiked WHEN AVAILABLE 9 Reg. Cakes 20c t Ready mewing New White floating •- ' • W A N 10c FMncntor Swest -t'a Tyt- On* amnkfd WHEN AVAILABLE ?u s?ge ik i,r ■- ■•>■» * 1 .i.jfe Shoulder Pork « *9 SP » ■it Smoked :• ' boulders »>33c •uuSntukT * Mutated Nw*« Gan** IT ROT CLOTHES. . . Bi 9 8 UC WHEN AVAILABLE WHEN AVAILABLE SPREAD a v a il a b l e 19C sm. Lye. Sanl-Flutk 9c 19c �i' a g e THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, MAY 2, 19 Hi ini; !n county amt ~tnt«• ufiaii Their a ir nppm'lnlisl u the cotnmunlLie,. mul ihe have an inrrr>»rJ fevtniir *■ satisfaction amt an inrri’P appreciation of tin their ralli'ilT The rtHijuTati.'i, ,,n.! I- • itoratutMlilla lit ntiiitnl u. a , mluin mnl rural Un'lip i < uf the eilCouroirnic <l|!-n» ttl it t iiiuiullu'ii nf home ilvtimii.ii 31 program ami tin- work in Inline dt‘il|olli4lnltuli an'iiil- «ln> • nervier* m e ItSatlltMi* In .......... In trrriln l in m.ikinif u.e inreMiutve*, ».ny» llm hn-ii n , i-iiinlii-inn FLOYD A. PALM ER S p ecia l A rcuI PHONE Hanford Florida THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE-COM PANY H r it ju m lu m vm ua "HOW DY rOLKSt t C E R T A I N L Y WI L L APPRECIATE Y O U I VOTE" t. Mill if liif* * I ^ of AMERICA Home Office. Newark. New K t m ik h ri m m LEGAL NO'I ICI Jersey arefully LEANED LOTHES LOOK J1RTVKR W EAR LONGER UltlNfi THEM TO l IS FOR SATISFACTION MODEL CLEANERS S T \TI< and DYNAMU' W HEEL - B A L A N C IN G C . W e ls h JE R R Y W . C A R T E R Thru Id ua hrip you buy “ r build a hump «»f >mir nan nllh a monthly-pnfDirnl loan | NEW YORKERS, WHO SHOUID I I ACCUSTOMIO TO ANYIHINO, chunk then I ......In i. nl.r ltn| >eeln£ Q it n u i nhril they camr i i |h i i i U y n I. < I v .1i'|,ti;ml» li.nilinil a ylu l a i n t lu m i 'i he luiu-engine Iramiporl plane iv III!' hI - 1 . 1 j f t cvei cilu lu liil In Milt t Uo The « \1 the publie ul a 23 m ils admission I'n u m l. »n l ant New York Police A'Uclic League •G I Loant* •F H A Loans •Our Own laoan IMan i EDERALoAVINGS AND SaviniM Arrnuntu I ' m Sfi.OtHt.ttu LO AN A S S O C IA T IO N OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Insuit-d Up Will lit* OJA:ii In l/tilrf fiUUtotul) 2 0 !t Mtmnnlla Avenue—I'lttine G'JI BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME i 11_ i y I Hi1 li«*ino■-« 111*I»i - * ul11•*'«k. Wntc'i ami lM*tii*r Thr in Itil oVtil i* * i countt y jnn|tlt* liulu ntr Hull I hi4 rmphiisu mi i»ioi»t*i iiii’i. i *ii •i it*t" RosidoiiLu Coniunis ami taminifiK rltmir* tig* ln«ni rM with VENETIAN p low »ntf truiilu, |Mi}>i«a1 «lrfrrt% TCJUlltiAy from inillnuli ition him k l i hrnni'ftc'd IIIIKIIIR i m til fio^l'L' BLINDS A (it i'if a*i i i i i i i i I m’ i **f > m tn i i i i i l vmm«a«* fr**m f u t iii L**tm * nn* ffitt 11in* Mtf!i L*ir, mn-f of t L n fti«r 11% pavim: i In*11 wav 'I '..... HtfllJi.l tilt’ll Itf'-iy > IMI'HII'I o* Stil l 4'|| Hill* |M"J€‘RI* Km hi I* Kiim ’•hip iinipit «t *4«.i.i 1.1 liar* (hw’ ii i|«*vo|»ijy*il uoiioti* tlo Wnint'ti it inI KIM* mol rioilitt) WuniL*u incrcnsltily an* pm luipal Venetian Minds made to fit nny size windows Free Estimates Wood and metal slats — 58c sq. fool Repairing — Reflnishing SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO, .117 E. 1st St. Phone CHIEF OF ITAFF (ten. Dvdcht I), Kleenhuwcr ii pM otril on lilt at rival al tlanilltun Field, Sun Pi mi. *t»TO, aboard till special C-54 tram. Imrt plane, "Suiiltnwrr II." I tie general U oft on a lour of U S l,m-t in the I'actnc. (tiitrrnatloudt) CONTRACT H.'JAMES GUT AGENCY W ^ S I X F e e lY e e r * Y o u n g e r ,F u llo fV im |t« t*'l W-*’*-**HIfef't* r.n if* 1 *1 •«*•*« * N*l** t^tt**-* «l* •*,i* iktHI L-S* *•-»*. <<***±H* Iw * !**»/ I-*"1 ;l ♦*, Ml i >i M M i iA] » v i i tw*«i4M h«w fnlF>« Itllielwu^t lit! »Vf l'-rl f Itj Ih n t T*=* 1eh U " Iff, Abe* if^hiU PUiiiu l’ » rtJrfuEii OEYONO THE ,A P R A C T IC A L t i l l Ud SERVICE c o lo r fu l .*•» | iminirlant purl uf Klumla'a mrul M Ail linn: Niote.. )u S.o I ■><■• ] Imme life aince liil^ fin n ihinj uf the I III yearn itiiifn^ which it Tout hloii I hue l o Klurliln hue t*ren n Klute. Ill leetigniliou o f the out tl uiuUlijt vuliie of ihla work, May ft.IS lint I well ilmiKnulci] Nwlluiuil lluma llemuntlrntiiiii Week. Minn M ary K. Keown, «t«te lomie ileinnnetriiUnu. am nt, reeelitly I eviewed Ihe Ihipoitunt oiul olivioua changes in |.'luiIAm rural humea and home life dur> iiijf ihe p » » t thlul o f a century, a Inca Inime dermilUli at inn work lieRan, O f courje, the doe. not in any way claim that ImmR dcmoniitrutlon Yolk Amuuhl ultjift all the chnnRes, Imt it hat nliiyeit an important and impremiivi' tola In tItem. T h « general Ap|H>nrnnre nf the To dclcrmint »iie ul jwnuiKi >nu need m r js u ie W idth o t wniJuiMt Inna c*nIci <J\m(t 1i la ? ). S ee p i d o r c j r l e l l . S tirs turnings ire colorful, p n c lir d they'll lu-ep the hoi sun oul jnd lei Ihe cool brecic in These jwnutgs will list you for many summers M eisure your windows now. select the su e to lit your windows, c ill your oidcr office and plire an order so th ll your Awnings will be on the way •«< jvu lor u.e during Ihe months ahead. q Then iclcrt lire tin t III (OIK Mindows jnd These S e n s awning! ire stripe design, punted wiih Sunlist cob green, dirk green and while M.idc ul long weiring single Idled di Ih lt weighs 9 93 ounces per squire y.srd Overil) height 39 inches, 2 ‘6 “ projection, 9* vilince. Sues up to 4 lect furnished with solid frjm e Sixes 4 ' i feet through 9 Icel furnished with pipe fu m e H e isy gilvin lie d head rods assure even hinging— no eyelet^ lu pull oul All awnings come a FEW PENNIES a DAT REMOVAL OE THE H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY From 203 MoUch BuiJdin|| into Their * New Offlcoa Located al 312 Eaiat First Street * *:■SSL'J* --*~ Width 3 3'ri 4 5 ' Shpg. wV. . 6 Ibt. ■1 8 13 Price S439 4.75 509 5.79 8.19 . Width 5 'i Ft. 6 7 8 9 , Shpg. Wt. 15 lbs 16 18 19 21 ation hat been (elected as a convenience to our customers,’ wish to thank for making it possible for iff to move into new and larger quarters in order to accommodate them. . 144 C A f l U U I 72 s 9 t 3 9 PHONE 990 --- u=s Price S9 7 r 10.19. 10.79| 11.79 1325 : �V M TTIE PARE TEN flANFOnn H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A i n u n s DAY, kindergarten lave a thor- • The iiorsc originated in Chins starting out as un animal nc largei than n hou>e cat. Birds cannot sec blues or violeta ; tery well, but the:* sec reds bet* i ter than do human beings. Certified milk wa* y Hr. Henry I- Coil “ounty. New Jersey. N oo* Hjffherl A OIFT f«OM AlACAMA for Ffciidrtit Tinman, " A la U m .'a puic brc« bull calf, b itje-.yn offer ib orruat by plane in Washington.7It was dr. scribed as a living u t i i j irlal that Alabama can t be qaltir as-svell a: collnn. Shown wiili she [-ill fite (I, tor-1.' Ala.; Mas Mcl-aUKlilln.'JRuc Spr mei, Ala Stale pntitlcnt uf the tiiluro illdral r.imFarmers c>f Amet.cn. 1. dhir « uller. tli.vi You'll find auper-birgelnS ga lore on our counters and shelves during the Mammoth Store Wldo Sale, Wa o ffe r you better quality at lowest prices. Now's A l a ; State the time to stock your pantry . ruliAutu) p ic ld i id of the 4- 11 dubs id A'abiu a. and save money! La. Kiln Dried Yam s Sweet, MIW 3 lbs California Potatoes 4 lbs 23c Carrot* " " Fla. Green I5c C abbage Lsltnce 2 lids T>‘ R u ta b a g a s U. S. Ona Red BUsa Crt » i » «Kuifcl » r . Van Camp's Baked 34c Selected I’nlmtoea lh 4c JS* ' 2 bch* 19c ** " lb 5c California Snoball Cauliflower Bolter Than S oap Chef-Boy-Ax-Ded Spaghetti WUUMPACWO COFFEE Fancy Diced CELLO. ROLLS SHOUTING AND SINOINO.-n group of woman Inmatrs tiuil Ihrir del.-mro from a window in the Manitoba provincial )qit, when* »,«<.<• t.i wou.cii rioted In prntrtt for nunc and better l«ud. Alter u^mu tear u.u in an Unsure n ih il attempt to quell tt>c rmlcw. the polkt- withdrew to let tlia Irutc »nd hungry women "cuol 611." tluleriiotfoiud Souadphoto) Fan Heady Stewing tiK^SWARE-THG-WHEAT flnigan'a Typo One Smoked Fork Sausage '> >45c Funic Style Shoulder Fork Roast |b 29c Shoulders ">33c Half nr Whole Smoked Chopped Beech-Nut, Heins. Clapps Sir. Baby Junket Rennet Powder N. Y. Dressed Long Island Gerber's Strained or Chopped DUCKS Tablets AStA COUM ATTENDANT IEANS ACIOSI the counsel table id Kings County Court, Brooklyn, If. Y., Iwo (l.lp p y) Duroclicr, loqurclous man­ ager nf the Dodgrn, listens attentively, He is on trial for syrond degree assault along with special polleeman Joseph Moore (righ t), charged with striking vettrun Jsmca Christian at Ebbcls Field during n ball game. Between the defendants Is Moore's attorney, . (International) ib 43c Tongues ib 35c Hr ltd Set* Beef Boneless Pot Roast lb 3Lc Plate Stew Beef lb 19c Short Ribs . lb 21c Hamburger lb 27< Grade A Cross Cut Shoulder lb 35c S h o u M « Chops lb. >38c i . , o *■— 1 lb IK Breastr CStew Lamb Patties lb Whit* Bolling Bacon -V-’ -it* . -A. Juicy Bklnleaa Haddock Fillets -2 't -I ; , =- j —5- Smoked Fillets From where I s i t .,./ / Joe Marsh Whiting Fillets Willie Lives in an “ Almost1’ Home • Inwn paper, -Alarrutf Ifle *i«c bark in Clever Corner., ' ea, he rapt Ion. • -A * 7 ,'”" . . From wfc&ml ait, that ''alneit" pack* a lot of meaning, Tbour jr.Js of o-irloy* are atill overwar. ,ry* !ng to mike their quarters hontt* . .(j -a « r « . B . f . f tw t m nyw a 1 hi* Saddles silting by rth, dtiahiag friendly A ct O, |0 jj,f ^ . •, New While Moating lb f e Make* Glass Sparkle Windex lb Quick. Easy lb 20-ox 8m. 30c L «* . Sani-Flush 9c 19c lb ■ • . WHEN AVAILABLE tilt o W1IEKAVA.UW.Ui 15c Blu-White box 7c ' V K l V;~V M lj ao qt Utue* While You Wash Far Dlakes A Use rakrica Safe la Water—sale la Lux Reduces Dirt D> Nothing Zero IQ/* King Mackerel Steaks i friendly gigs* of leer, let's not -.fo rg e t (q'write them often—raI mind them that home Is.waiting— end It's *net na -almost" -home , either.. I- £ . M PJUM QUVC Florida Spanish Mackerel THIlfe Wells Is one of many fl.Ua ifalioned oversea* to keep the 1‘eata. Net to forget theta, let me *h*‘ h* , U • the IntUe of a house whero .WlUla's quartered .. .. except U>e hoys hav« fivnd It up as muefi as Schoolgirl Complexion So«p Headless Ocean Shrimp ■'-;.r.v- ' , Grand Sweet •■., W hole Salt Mullet Z \ 'fh & r , Cheez-lt tgpkg 17c Grade A Tongues pkg 11c Sunalilne Clapp's or d efier's Dry Smoked Beet 9c Junket Rennet A VAU AB LE t 1 qjhff # m m �f In Unity There Is Strength— £ THE T o Protect the P u r e of the World) To Promote the P ro gress'o f America; To Produce Prosperity /or Sanford. ® i f B H a n f o r d i f e r a » ' ■ • (| _ a ra* *'** ' iV » - » • # * * • - *• * '# — — ----- — — 1 ■ ■- ■■’T - ■ v ■- r* — -£ **■ l i i \ v ? . ATlII.lt S fitlrrril shower, J.id thunderstorms IhU af(rriiunii. tonight amt rdtihiy. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Enlablishetl 1908 FRIDAY. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . MAY :t. Assori.itetl Press I .eased Wire HUM M l . |(id Demonstration MarksOpening Marines Go Into Action n i T S ' f \ a L •! r I a n I o G o O n S t r i k e of Arab strike Against Alcatraz Convicts Government Clamps Rigid Restrictions On Rail Services * Beginning May 10 Throe Thousand Hurl Stones At # British Troops Defending Gates To Jerusalem WAR SCARS STILL PIT LONDON J K ill'S \I.KM. May 3, — ( Vl*>— British Troup* armed uilh tanks and armored cans bare gone into action in the flare-up of Arab violence In Palestine. The Arabs, aha In g;i i ' u general strike in p n n I against Jewish ImmiKial'nn, hatllrd the Tommie* Inr nwti hoars. They rioted . and hurled shun, until they were finally quelled by sin armored rar*. ton tanka and ten troop carriers. CHICAGO. May :i </P>— Three* more railroad unions todny threatened to go on strike in a demand for high­ er wages.. They are the Brotherhood of Lopomotivo Firemen and Engincinen, the ortlef of Railway Con..uctors and the Switchmen's onion of North Africa. Their action today followed the decision of the Qrotiirrhooda of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen to go on strike on. May IB. The three hew unions In the rnlload strike picture are deni Hid­ ing a raise of 11.20 a day on top Of an Increase already ordered by an arbitration board id April. The arbitration buqrd had fixed the warn* hike at l l 28 a day. f T h r three unions said loday that a satisfactory settlement Is not reached, u strike vote will be taken among the rank-and-file members and a strike—as they put It—will “ actually occur." This means that five operating unions now am ready to strike against the nation's railroads The operating unions are for the men who nitually run an 1 man the trains. Originally the five operating unions and |S non­ operating unions nf clerk", tele­ graphers and yardmen, made a joint demand for higher wages and changes in working rules. After conferences with ilia car­ riers, all the unions except the ALM 08T A YEAfl Ah' I M l tile caphulatlmi oi vnr Nan* in early May, trainmen ami the locomotive en­ 1945, tandem still shows vividly the • «n» el ur years of warfare A l­ gineers. agreed to set tisldc the though much of till- rubble has been clrarrd .iw.i) -mpty holes clearly working rules dispute for the! remind tandonerx of air raids ami n* k. < blists Famed St Paul s i Cithedral luckily iitiliarrmxl by Nazi mi-.-i!' - is siirrounded by many time being and !o arbitrate on wages The Iralnmrn ami en­ rulrw. Ui^ result of enemy atucfcn rnrrird o il ea rly in l l i r wot i inlerrmimtial) gineer! refused to Join, called a (Ivsllsn rd (la I’agr T s » l ^ullg- Will Open jHoge fo r Settling Pending Tuesday Morning I Treaties Fading Rapidly At 7:00 O’clock ____ PolU morning cose at for Ihe itV k-Mlj | J tion, ay will. Open nefit Tuesday at Y:00 o'clock and will 7:00 P. M. in balloting Democratic primary elec­ wa* announced *'/ by *I*” -r .' "HS ■IlllWWIlxwn Peace At Paris United States, Britain, France And Soviet Union Deadlocked Over Numerous Vital Issues At Conference Of Ministers 2 Dead, 12 Injured In Desperate' Try To Lseape From Federal Prison New York City Sees a Quiet May Day Parade .'M il SAt.KM. May .1. M b - A dett:. i tint inn iiy .1.1)00 Aral's in Jei ii-iilein has mat ki d the open­ ing « f u gcneiid A t lib strike ihiuwghi i.t Palestine. I he -UKMl A rniis hurled atones .it iirit’.-h troops in a dcmnnslraon ai the historie Damascus gain. The llritish troop*— ubout do i.l long— stood ready with t’ OTomy guns to prevent the Arnha o enlerutg the old eily o f - b . i J1pruicb th gain. Die \i nb tb’int’nKtmUon begun m{ thr Muftijm* L 1ii,i|ua, n ft. ThiiNM'iut In At their Id h* 1*1 Ud- «.!. IP'S u>* hr ti n*v(re f.. tl n \ u Ii hltfhlT run milt re, JdIII it i f t m fi Hit - •'♦•it i Hr ■ r o n gr 1\ . i it i« iffil flu* i renutmrmlrt fl*» la Hi.it DM .mm imiro Jr \A- hr alt tiHr.l tu I'ali *lmr I hr k*« lift ; I Hi ikit lit all I'iklt"** tut»* da ..ill l») thr \ r« b tills It vr mniin HI.. The f» 11,MI Mi t -ntil \ i ;» Id* will pr«n »m | in . lyMitri- mitimml fore*'* it ml i’t t-|Mi r .in m /tin* Inr «!c* ft»UM* m unlri In rr»uitir (h r up* riwuir* U1it» t fitmli 1 -nviii!! Srcn?lury Ur* (Imtii jw --*,11*f in bin Jiu(uinnji it limit lit iw iniirh Ill'll* Hi** Hi* Itin] Stiiii* a ill jjivp Britain in ud* rntrtnt -ring the Pjilmtinr man. i a I.c ||i *Vi. x e*... 11ft* 11ft 1l * t! M l n t r a S A N I 'U A N t 'l S r u . M a y 1 (.•lb— M u l i a r fu m tia t Iro o p -t w ith t'c iiii'n iv i'iiH 'iits lm y e J iiu m lu t l « j i o w a t t a c k on tin* I'ln h a ttlc il i Hiivict.s o f ’ A ic a h ra it priMMi. 'flu * l.<-nt|iiT iic c k s c lo s e d in im la v w ith t*x p l o s i v o a till ii.u n l n i e o atlo.H a s c a s u a ltie s a m o n g ' (hr* p riso n g m i i i i - ro s e to tWO. llc.ul ,11.„ ,U ll.pt— *The Met in* • i. . Hj men on Ole ro. k\ i tan • Tl.tti. ,n reinr in em riil. :.I i. c . ails W i l l i i!o M i t t ; ip ,i iipmeut ni .wi-i ulleii *ah.i|H' titirgR, warDm- explosives which can blow up concrete si/iifliiri T..il. i Hi,- t - ■ t... t began ’h ti \> .» I yds* T r ii ih r n u l t ill t’k’I l b h irk Wh r rf** Mil* d ie ■Hi ir r b t L .n : Tb tUlY !t ■j* l l i r w* II *A - 111» v iiiim \ K l * l ‘ d ll ' • Ga* ’ It:i ' l1 W ll • . X * | i., I- . d r r * ! h rv m »'Tr , u f l : ■■t-J *r i i I I*' i ■* k .l i t ! ( F in n r ■ tu t lf t? A *- W Yt>KK C'l I Y IH)| |( F..MAN fot MU » rrti ♦‘••a .d m n \ P .v i.n t r I t i r in n iO r h t ii hm t lx* i i*v|»r« r« t < )nl\ ti .1.'- Itm l J»n , * \i»'i ..I Hut 1- - w to- »»»•> UHHhi ^ huMKki t,* Building Permits Total $87,425 In Month Of April All .1. ^. S IG N IN G P M IL IIT IN K T R A D R H IL L $r>,77fi.OO P* « {'■* IS!*• Id :. Wil‘ . IP Frill t»* - *i) Hlrri . a hi • %rfi L« ’ 1n|ftTa by thr . c-|liVUt Hour rt’ Tl{sY. in ,» hat Hr tall till bur •>|lr aerr ^ -lit •lrQ A pi L • lHr,i ' 11m"Ft 1 H 1f* •'( nut ihM -lili firr• It 4, Thrrr ll tr I* (’ f!; ur m 'Hr hv ■ arr ft 1 k-fft ] i Inti i*ermitsIssued Dur-* i*—i f t p * »t1*4 « « f**rlini’ ibftt r<**« ontUfeiLtliLy in th# muU«p hImj ild In* ittumin' i by the tln ffe if'' N«in f f First lifiti' In N Y ur k , it *|mikr^mun fo H iib lm y ;If f'l- t . « Ph *mt* ileii’j ,it ion 1n i hr I N SiH iir it. ,r .inn - ,f ,,f * mmril **iiii | tin- umtlrr miff* 1 'Gill il«it l,t 111- I I t -l I •■ii-ilv !*#• prr<rntril to the y«iuiu it t |if H i*v hm th Ihitu'un •*fi ifruiimb that thr l*f»lratbir ’ iis p e v 'tn t. i " i t d i " m g itmitmn ihrratenii peace in h f the niooth only t i" - Mobile KaaI. 'll its Wlls Issued, However, the total of PAR IS, M u y 3, M l The ]m permits tasuod iluruing loyle, attorney for the Hoard -it foreign ministers of Britain, sere mot ■- than III tim. County Commt«»loner» and O. P. France, Russia and the t nit.-d iu i m il f •*! iill dfermlon, countv clerk, States are at loggerhead *\i' It* 1 W Ill’ ll f A j*. .1 f Competing for the office of I so many issues lhat h"to| uni r b j Ini i M i fijv Whereas, the United State-' United State, nennlor in the va- | •ettling any of tin' pe-idf I ' f tilM uribtii* t , i Ml of Ainer'cn i- agsun . / Fancy created by the decision of Mi •- I n i t in n T M u !!.* k Furopean peace treattr i- tnili , Must uf t l. r , i , . * |>« fnrce'l t<> rrii-h powvi fill « " Tenalor ('luirlen O Andrew* not l ■t 'tie past tw>, and a in, f xsuril inpidly The only h"|" " f ... • 1i, fu 1 . .rii t I -titles seeking |«’ gsiaidi.it tin -' to run again a ir Polly !to*r llalfi-, has made Iter home ui'h pltshing anything now i --»iil i . ntimrs. im hlthriir Iiuitw* tyranny over the wot Id. mid Henry M. Burch. 1.3* (Ircen and itingr nn some unejip'-<'ti,i ... Mi and Mrs K Stone* iph' • ki t . il y ii»t 1' ll>l u l Wheieaa, the young men <-f Spexuard Holland, former govern ( ni I7n Sanford Avenue, da t cessions from Russia lot i la lice Sanford again are "ffcltn g or. The United Stalls, also, •' eaiiy this morning nt a lia'ni v heir lives in the nation’s setvJoe llriutrick!, Ineumbentj ia stmnling pat o n , y in Ioils Im- hospital after an illness 3f one Immc* or for hpiltliiig repnii Real evlali' cimlimies aelive, f , :e, nml rcMmpetlng for the office of Re poriant point*. ‘ A reipiest for ,t and a half year*, lie lule.d ntrtjot deal being it • I , Whereas, the in e in " t y of in Congre*! In the revision o f present-day armistice She was born at Brandywine thi i'Aweaentative if' ', ft\fth Congrersimtal Dietrlet with those who have given then lerms flom Secretary " f Slate Delaware on Sept. 7. IH07 Fin 4nitotlncrmeut by Kdwnril F nfI n1'll** ives Is cherished by ull and James Byrnes has lieen inter- n rmmher o f years she lived ii realtor, o f the 'Tom Voe», former air colonel and ■ , 1 ,1 'O' * Rose I 'oun \pntlmi-"! 1 s nn Inspiration to u, all it) pitted os indicating n contttiii*d ‘ St Petersburg where she was Tommundrr at one time o f the nut 1i i ' npforil .......... b\ I these grave days, und deadlock over ttenty lei on. mrmlier o£ the First M elh,Mti, I Orlando Air llnae. « « . — •still Id rl | ' Byrnes is asking for n iin i-ti"' t'huirli. .she is survived by a Williams olo. i- ."■» Whereas, their »ervt< o» and - For justice of the supreme \ll 1*1 1 II •» *. r ■ »t (he D.it' ’ i Naval 1 HUMAN * ' • I'lul pim.t provisions that might mu i brother. William B Bulluek " f rourt there are four contenders, sacrifice is nymbnltled *•> the , -|inn * \ ml* r f hi tiun fi ..in I ,t ■ -t ) ,uiIt tll'I. V%' t • lull .it ,1 VVr. M. R gieatar stahlily al'ron'I. iiut West Inglewood, New Jersey memorial poppy of The \ti" « Paul I). Barnes, J. L. I^*e. W. H VP M til II•a 1 T1 1' of these have bumped lot" **•d ' The remains will be sent |.. in turn i- l iiiltnig ,i in R a l e i g h Pettewny and James trait Legion and American l>-\t Young ni. I i I * •-■ :* 1'. ‘ : , J liiiriL w • opriositinn flom Great Itiitaii^ ,r S ' Pelerslniig on Monday h iiirt lien Auxiliary, now th c re f'.” Henry Taylor j f i Hi iti I* ‘ Yj , *'! IU. Ii Itilssiii has taken an equally "I and interment will I* mad' uns will milk.- I" i"*"*. For r a i l r o a d eormnl,»ioii?r I. II. James Gut, Mnyoi «■( I" |» <u n Cut U« 11 i f<« Mil III firm stand against the Aoiettcns *1 Hoyal Fnlm t emetery at Si apartment* win-" lo- ir-civv 'Group I there are eight entries Ihe City o f ‘vanfnid do heirby M IVllll.1 1|U>t* • II <l‘tifixtiHdl ‘ disthatgc finti! tile V n > plan for a four-rmwer mutual ’etersb burg on Tuesday. ron the ballot: Joier.h A. Abram, iroclaim Saturday, May i. P'4'1 • I n i n ii ti atn 3? • I Lane said assistance part to keep Germany A I>. Akin, Fred W. Brown, Wil- , m lie Poppy Day fn the ' u v from re-arming for at lea-t J. A. liigei- • now living " S o btir C. Hgog- George A. Iaine, LEGION' TO MKKT of Sanford, anil urge all riti years. Winter I*nik* i* |mj» i li.i im: •*'* II. E. Moore. William Morri­ sens to otiecrve the day by Informal discussions were re­ La n g le y A (iitf l i i i i ’fit-t « n I'u n son and A. A. (lla m e y ) Poston Post No. r.:i of llm American Avenue hutweun S ix t h am i H«v u-iinl I ' K Y " M i' sorted to yesterday — in the FritFor fr a« it lI rr oa andil rnmmiaalmi commiselonerj, searing the ‘ memorial puppy tu-tinv ..f b y nf ttum* n honor o f the men who died hope o f d ea lin g the almonpherr. Legion will hold them regularly enth Hr ill m «vr h»*i * tCroup 2, Jerry W. Carter, Carr i>rhedutrd business mtjrting Mon­ idmitfinpr In|l-„'l*-l - '■ ' tl-f 'or America In the battles of The results have been termed with his family MMitt. .Mr. I.iiui’ M, Taylor and Joe Willlama are In luis**- III.- 1!nrif ll ruin .1 'A I I nf I ' L l |i= f ;,r ,i tfm ib l World War J and World War no more decisive than the format day night at the Legion Hut on "Aid. Thr purrhnnr Im Horn* llir i competing. the ‘laikrfront. The meeting will U bill I lanu: i* tin MnimiiJ jil t-dkn- -1 4* ,4i t II. sessions. Russia Is continuing to » e.t*T * For member o f the House nf tCoullu nt4 lift f'BBf l u t i ) Ivlin 1-it* IU|, III**.. it ti '.hi Lf t h»* flMtll I ' i l l , i l l I'll* k m i W rilltrdemand reparations from "Italy, get underway at k;00 o'clock. Representatives from Seminole 11. James Gut, n* R | j ’ i lb." • 1 u**l at -n im In face o f an American plea to k* '1 l\ t ilv'" i 1 \t _i 111 i ii> r h t I ifii? n} *lit* i 4ill tie llil> « •• County,' Dr. L. T. Doss, thlro.It f.ntii'i| It i*u»n 111eki I* M hi ttlmli Him*- f»v !• inmtisf • It. take Italian ability to pay m l" I J- M* ilMill HtMItll 11ti laI ril f lit* t‘ f Mayor uf Sanford practor, is competing with M. f). t hr b'l-H I I-i-l v% i*-rii — V V | |nil v iill It*1 | s I h > d -v L T ojo consideration first. i u v «*i ,su|it. j \V In u t u r i, »|»* -fT-Done) Smith, Incumbent. W b imi hi airiil ;■1 Hrfr■ruhuii I in' rub - i*mI A ll1 Simr . nf tin I., McAnwhllc, today's agenda was I »iv 1111 111« 111if ii f 111r ft *-11**vv j 11i f in * U F o r county commissioner, C. It. Linii •-jMiii ■*-*•'11*I ■ Jnniiir Itu^rtijill Iktil 1topped by n proposal to revise «,I r11* I *** * Vi iijr niit*1v : j|Jm It ill ii L<s*UlH r. :11 I !**it Wi t h P la n t e . Incumbent, la opposed by on tv Th. (llayf til vtitrirf. 1I m- A lt the ltallan-Yugoslav border. The (Ltntl tr-nrilil /ujipi \i **r tif illosb B. C. Dahl. if Shumel iif liit' iiitlit*' Htii) i* **»td V||.|^i |i *tf thr Rut ill > |Mll Italian premier — Aicidc De Ga*— ■ ■ I h I mh I iuii .Mrk. Kntai I'rlvt pu|n?r• Polling places were announced f ik iiu a , n ilefeni*tinp! uHo lo n ii peri — arrived In i’ aris and was Cllll* ’»|Hifi‘ "*rd Jiniitir by Mr. Herndon aa followe, both a nu*ml>er nf thr Itiiptint ( ’ hurrii * V'A" ' M»^. Mihhftl w n r b»tl:*v ib I I - I . I ti* tin* in t ' i' l- I i nit l i i i v w a t r ' i tin - iV iT i* ’ - ’'* * w Mf Ily W IL L A R D C O N N O LLY expected to appear before the ufo r the May 7 and May 28 prlDuring the wnr period th Hid o f llif Junior ChnmliOr of ! MuHt t*r k. -.-i|wrv1.Mir of nit. In drive the tobfi* lui*’ - f'um Yugoslavia had two itiy uf lists i.uuu 4 bill, Tom Vo**, candidate for tho ministers, Comincrcii, ! A uiriitu ut Ifer vnritiut V i ftk a w a i'* J , . iK L » i- h mkriet: United State* House o f Repre- deputy prime ministers and a personnel of Sanford banks, asid I . Il iu m . f t llir tra in s wi\\ hr Precinct i — W eit Henford—Jllrl aentntWes and only opponent of foreign minister ready tu state from a f«w executives was pre Huil o'- iti Hu* la f tru -** A t the Sanford Atlantic N»^• ! “ T . . "r../ ".1.1*"1 a m iim tirt ! s*i4!?, t#\ M anual t U**f- ' •Still I tiu! tj*uff-r-itn !-f VYlub- G-efOto dominantly feminine. Now, th t tonal Hank theie aie Scout Headquarters at A . C. U Represen la live three ! FLMI.Ni | t. H R.II if * ** *1. Joe ilendrirk*, that nation's case. Miirjin, |»ntnum!t AI^x trr Passenger Depot at Oak A re. and will apeak Saturday afternoon of Ihr L huiA Irjitfur, )i"t) f r u ii* th»* e i» u .! t n » il« i. h « k '‘l i ­ In apite o f the difficulties hanks are employing return*- World WarII veteriinntrttiidnytMl: ! H. I /Commercial Street. a t , 4:00 o’clock at the corner o f being encountered — however — veterans and the girls - well Henry Wolcott, comma infer. by R- J"bn.-»n. J. It. Ibml. * I - Lct- und by t.i urt:« A. Sju rr of th* ed o f f I n - -hu4*s recent election, of rnmpbcll- \" r '*. -Melvin \ , \\ ilkin-. Rotmy bat-'iu it wits nimuuiutNl Precinct 3— Ekst Sanford— New Magnolia Avenue and First Street Hrltlsh, American and -French thay are marrying veterana The «*Vet*e»m*m * wHil*’ ‘ Bowling Alley next to The Sendelegates are clinging to a faint although a number o f 'attractiv. Loosing Post B.'l of tile American lew. Miss Jessie Dut.lrti, Me*, by Kmc I t*‘u < t>*lr Hhiiim ') , wf* t ile rh ^ droned th ru u u * ’ h - le n '**' ” in behalf o f hla candidacy. legion , Roy Wright, form er1E ffi? DunU-n. Mrs. Hilda Wray, iitldi‘*l that tuk«U fur the gam**- ifidietrnk^nt* c* IhkH Un*fb»h and uick Cq., on Magnolia hope that the conference still single ones are still employed. A form er colonel in tho air may be saved from breaking up An Instance la tha resignatior teller, who during his Naval s e r-! Mr* Lucy Smith. Miss latum wi»uld Int aMilIrtblf frotn Hun mfl Japant.^v, tikuwa — who once Chittenden, Mr*. Elniinu llishee, Rotary nirml>i*in, a U o from mi’ in- was an official uf the Houth recently o f the former cashier * Precinct 2— Lako Monroo— A. C. corps, Tom V o »» served for some a* a failure. time a* commander o f the Or­ Manchurinti railway was grin In that regard, ia la said that o f the Florida State Hank, the saa s^ian his ship was lorpclor.l Mrs. Nellie Coleman, Mrs. Eliza* ‘ born of the teams. v. Mia* Doris Hall, who by a German Submarine, and lieth Lynrh. Miss Ethel Rise--. ning its he leaned forwaril to thoee three nation* are not far former ^ J p S l n b f — Paola — Howkoe lando A ir Baaa, slap Tojo on hi, i!"*e!\ «hi*ve>l apart In their Versions o f how Wednesday- evening became thr R._ M. Sturilevunt, veteran of Mrs. M n> KOrT. Mrs. Gladys A. pate. The .lim it echo*. I through the ltallan-Yugoslav issue should bride o f Charles Evans Spencer, World War I In tho Navy and Smith, Mi** Rebecca Stevens, Miss ' Precinct S— Oviedo—Town Hall. I I tin f In t ir d (tn I ' l f r T n « | the courtroom, crowded with o f World War II with tho U. 8 be handled. The Italian premier veteran ’ Prodnt A—Geneva—Community Now the bank is employing tw- Coast Guard service. sober-fin a l officials and xpertala aaid to be optimistic about •Center. Mr. Wolcott served In the Army AC C ID EN T favorable action on the frontier. veterans under the 0.1. Hill of lor*. Preclft;.. . _ Right*, to liecoma bank officers. Atr Corps and was slaliunnl nt Police patrolmen It. 1.- Gilyard 1 The reason fur the outburst, They are Vincent Peel formerly Miami Beach, Shepjhrd Field, ami d C. Bednibuugh nnrrowly . P.F'.C. Janie, R. Lloyd, son nf was not Immediately evident. j ftricinct 8 — Golden rod — Cora r.ven If ball players and fana o f ifelbourne, and Wltlia Peacok Taxaa, and Jefferson Mo, He is , escaped injury ut 7;2n o'chjck Mr. arid Mrs, J. A, Lloyd o f Some observer, hav'e taken It as LO C A L FIR E Building. did not welcoma the ahower that o f Eastman, Ga. Both are singla. married and u mcmlier o f the this morning when Police Far Route t. Box I2fi, lips been dls- nn attempt by Okowa tn indicata Inct 9 — Longwopd — Town started at about 9:00 o'clock Firemen, who were recalled Mr, Peal aarved 38 months In Methodist Church. Roy Wright 29, a Ford sedan that Ims been charged from the United States lhat be is not mentally sound. Thursday . -evening, did. yesterday afternoon to extinguish Ihe Arm y as a sergeant, and is —■ jw tn r : growers 'W T'slI ' OlHt remeil three years and eight In service for some lime, sudden­ Army. Lloyd was a member of Others said the gesture Mary—Gita- The rainfall was accompanied by more flames In the piles o f a former attorney and municipal _ In the Navy. He is single, ly swerved out o f their control the 45Gth Parachute Field A rtil­ like a playful one. Store. a minor elK trlcal disturbance. ■mouldering, hay, grain, and jmige^tn Melbourne, l i t is a mem- Mr, turdevant was stationed 2.1 while proceeding at 20 miles an lery Battalion o f the tt'Jml A ir ­ The day's session — marking ' 11— Altamonte Total rainfall during tha night d ir t s pulp at tha Seminole Feed tha Sanford Junior Cham­ eastward on Lakeshora borne Division. with the Coast Uuard at hour tb« inaugural meeting o f tha itr Canter. waa .82 inch in Rgnford at com­ Company Warehouse', which o f Commerce and o f the 8L Augustine and It) months at Boulevard and struck the southLloyd weal's the European iiitrrnullnual tribunal — wenF in-' 12—Foreit CUy— Foa- pared, to a total o f-o n ly .90 o f destroyed by fire opiundetermined ber. Methodist Church. Mr. Peacok, Buckiport, H. C. He is married west of Operations ribbon to recess, with a continued read­ corner of the concrete Theater Paeklng Hmuc. an Inch In April, according to origin Thursday morning, again whoaa father la a large grower and a member of the Methodist, bridge at Mill Creek, damaging with two bronze battle partition-' ing of the bulky indictment inrt IS — Slavta — Stanko’a B. F. P. Whltner, weatherman. NorN wera called this afternoon at In Georgia, received alx battle Church and-of the American Le- the right wheel, tire, fender. tiori star* and the bronze arrow­ slated for tomorrow When that mal rainfall hera for April D 1 1:47 o’clock to work on tha firs ■tan fo r hla N avy service s« t a il ha, been completed, th*headlight and front o f the car. head award, the American Th-s ' * Precinct 14— Fora Park— Baj- 2.21 lnehea£3n»a « rain; to prevent it from spreading. Seaman M/e with a destroy*-' -The swetvc- was hri'erc'l bi ter Riblxii). the Victory Mcdrl defendant* will bo put to " t e * Ingley, president, and in acUaM at U m j Bob Deana, assistant ant cashle cashier of hav* resulted, arc^nlln* to poll*" and the Good Conduct Meda\ The cspeetaUon I wo Jtai*. Guam. record, from either a blown oOt Lloyd ipent seven month* over them- will claim they are not tha- hank, aro veterans of j seas. guilty. W art --id.' ,.!• f -------------, u » tiro or a locked steering wheel, I Proclamation Mrs. Hullock Died Farly This Morning Slannud On Head Diiriim Tribunal ession Tnjn ju School OHicials Bions .Make Plans For Hall Game And Teachers Are (iiven Assignments Tom V To Speak Saturday Afternoon Banks Hiring Veterans To Replace Recently Married Feminine Personnel James R. Lloyd Gets Disehurtfe from Army Growers Welcomed Showers Last Night i ii - v , *r. gs .. . ... — * ... • '• ------ -— .. ■ -■<* 1: .* f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 02, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 02, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3d7fcc90976232dfea2ad5b7f3fb9e3.pdf 7db99a49962cff4a8d1739c8fcaed490 PDF Text Text LAUNDRY' DEPT fhild Health Day i’o Be Observed Niroughout Nation f o r a m n llp o t, d ip h th eria a n *1 W h o o p i n g lim e'll alnl t u k / t r u l i u te sts. W l i . r . Ih o i* hut l.-i'ii >pl> I h j in t i . . f a m ily t» * i- for <->“ 1 d r .n o r . a iiv i» ‘n i n l . 'I,h * m l nn tm in iT a tii.il ' i .il ii ir< u n iiiifiiih I In la te r c h ih tllt-x l i f r lithium t i t at n il lik e ly lit m in e in u .u t a r l w ith r o n la in iiiu lt.il w ate r, or m ilk aupplle*. C h ild H e a lth M ay Imd it* h fK itin in jf s h o rtly a f t e r W ifrhl W a r I and trem end ous p ro jtrrs * has tteeii m ade in th e ro n tro l o f p je ve n laM e r h lld r r n 'ii d i» e a *r* hy b a n n in g the Im p o rta n t o o f p reven tio n Into m e hom e. One e r p e r t in chihl u d f a r * and h e a lth has* sa id of the in ­ ce p tio n o f C h ild H e a lth May th at " S c ie n c e h as th e an sw er th n . ta n e ra d ic a te m an y il l s and reduce th e d eath to ll i f It can la- in te r­ preted Into p o p u la r k n o tte d ire . 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J , H»fnlrn*ln i'uur.tv. lu i* h a h r f r jr j*#* L n i i l.v i* *iulri«l t*» nil- iisrnlri*! jrnq fr»r .I H t .r c f by D r ily ■ t, M u 31 - I. a I • In W iih i,m "nn, jh r t f c — (01* * * 111nr*4 L t i i - i I *•*" t i h . i i r * nmtditi*: Ui* ♦•'Ln* 4m c i.im n flit.l y «»it (*, br ' i " Mil t ' l i u i i i,f ‘j i a n i l n a l o , ml <»I'l'f tf hr f»ir» 1 till t’ritiri .it KLittilj^ ni l f»hbc*evliilrt| H-infMitl, jln r M .,. r i l l i t r in »fr-rm*o f ttlitrli tfNlil . rr« F |^: Flai** r** hy Ftt» rn # y. *3fi o r hefunf lh r V«TM U J I , JAMES GUT AGENCY in Thi» new locatiAn ha» b e e n »elected a* a^ convctyiencc J o j j y r c u lto m c r, Whom w e w h ), to th e n k fo r m a k in g it po ssib le fo r u* to m ove into new a n d la rg e r q u a rte r* in o r d e r to* ac co m m o d ate them . H. JAMES GUT AGENCYA U T H E N T IC ! 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C h ild l i e a l l l i pruk-m inii a re c u rrie d mi ih ro u tfh le c n l h e u llh u n it* w it h t c s lie iin l c o n su lta tio n fu rn ish e d h y S t a le H oard o f H e a lth p er■uflnrh — • ' ... Som e phase.* o f c h ild h e a lth d ir e c trd th ro u g h local hea lth lie p h rtm e n ts e*vn»r«ta « f - m e ilic » l e x nntinoM ott*. . r f e c h in i' testrt fo r v isio n and h e a rin g , dental e x * am ln u tin u * and inutiun i r at ion. T h e la t t e r ro tts U I* o f im m u n lxatlo u a v I'xm** *4-* « M «»(##€ - m 1 ||#in it |*^ir * •«! • ;«iit I % t i i * l ' ifc-ai | t "i-if ml.*. »%iil*iit r jt i • i. ^ ___ ,i *lfff*- * nii*1 Ir -i i> Jr . . ,,| lit j f • f ; * (: i * ( b . i l . y u t May. A. L>. ]> «(. u lh .r [ i k | m |-io w ill 6n • m > lill a f jIf iM vim . It n f u |iim i f t d r r . i l i t i . t th l* c ita tu m tV ( lu t llit i.il In ih * 8a r.f-it .1 l i . r a l t l , a u.vt ■pap.r p tih lH Iir.l In tJ a n fo tj. S f in i fn>l» F o u r , l ,, l - l u i l j i u iii* t a t h u a a li lot f a u i t f l t l tun l .e i i t l v a a n t i VVM tt.** in ) { { .n i l .. i.it nffU’ Lit »aal ul H a n ro .il. In rh * fo u n t / >I Hi-u i tuutn jintl Hlnfo o f Flt.ti.1 a , Mil* tt.* m t j ii/> ..r a i h i i . a . 11, i » i t (H E A L ) o. I*. H F ItM tO N '"^ Flarti of lint f l r e u l l Court t in tU m l IV H|«*nr*i H o llv lto . fo r l 'l a l i i l l f f I • i> i< T >4 i i r h,*T**by ft | j n * r I 4" * i r*4 , i . J t.. \\ u ,*U I »* * **-J 4 l . •* l*‘i li >wil. p*.*t , i t*t< m l ] | U t j f Mt Insurance Plus Service" O n ly n sh o c k e d p e o p le wh know the TRUTH can fig h t o rg a n iz e d crim e'* g u iltie it tra ffic ! ANDREW G EN E R A L P A IN T IN G — BRUSH OR SPR A Y ---------- SIGNS---------- CAKRAWAY AGENCY MeLUNH - RICE 3IR EA ST SECOND St. > / ud. i HIGH FASHION JO H N U >RALPH M O R G A N KANE RICHMOND C O M P A N IO fT F E A T U R E C A R R O L L — RU TH HUSSEY in “ BEDSIDE MANNER*' THURSDAY' and FRIDAY R I T Z Theatre There's glam our — unci tlramt • Not R ecom m ended F o r C h ild ren mid sm art distinction in these •lUlsite creations, designed in ' modern m nnher." Memo for Mother** Day, Sunday, May 12 . . . Re­ member her with a lovely gift of jewelry . . • Wa'ra ready and waiting wh*th*( you phone In. drive In or limp In. W* have Ike an*wet* tool Repair, recap or replace . . . Goodyear Bttkodx, a a te rla ln or a now Goodyear Urn . . . what we hate. * ' am el* The o p e n tor will put you in touch with ue—we will pick up your clothe*, d e a n end pret* them carefully and return them »pic, *pan and epeedily to you. ■-- - f'*4! *i iihYr, ROCKEY’S TIRE SHOP ^ W K S * " tsM I w jB . _ ■ - I - ! fl ^ .FIRST STREET ' _ * * �In Unity TTicrc Is-Strength— '^ T i K T o Protect Uie Peacq of the Worldi ■ T o Promote the Progress of A m erica; T o Produce Prosperity tor Sanford. I t u n t l d w fa th m i P j r t l * rlourlv Ih ro iic h % c*itfrm l ilu iw rr^ Ih U (I.«v. lhtir%d.«% <^llh w ld rlr * illr r stoi>ti Am l fh u irv . 0 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Tojo Asserts an For Protection ii SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. MAY t. m »i Associated P ress I .eased W ire Forrestal Opposes Army, Navy Merger At Committee Hearing U.fS. AND CANADIAN AIRMEN SEEK TO AID MIHAILOVICH Former Premier Says He will Base His Defense Largely On Thesis At Trial May Given Ten Year S e n te n c e iW V io latio n TOKYO, May 1 (/P)—Jn-^ '• p an’s war-tim e premier, Itidcki Tojo, today told the Associated Press th a t he be­ lieved his country fought n w ar of seif protection.. Ho indicated th a t ho T w luld b a s e his defense a t his w ar crimes trial largely on tho thesis th a t the w ar was fj righteous. In the Interview. Tojo admitted frankly that he had argued against Mirr.t.JctliiR, but tie said he made no effoit to block Emperor Htrohlto'a.jrtmeuder rescript, Tojo repeated much. of Japan'* favorite war - time propaganda theme about an Ail title co-pros­ perity *phete. He declared that it. in |M 1. Jap an could have taken any other couree Uiart war a* an Independent country, he as premier m would' have taken It. ■ Tojo said tic had not wanted to Invade any oilier orirntal country ntnce he viewed the war u one to liberate the Orient. But to carry out Uie war. It wa* necessary to rxplolt the natural resources In occupied areas and to impose *cvcrc restrictions on the populace "From the bottom o't my heart Tojo concluded, “ I want Jajain to tcvtvr on a new standard N O . ItH Atom Bomb Scientist Pleads’ Guilty To (living Information - Naval Official He Favors Improve­ Held In Swindle ments In Co-Ordin­ ation Of Services \ V .-\ .S U IN < ;T u N , M n y I . N a v y S.'t-i . iln v J& R IC ^ j F o W ’sU tl • j iia d c it v l v a r to , tlu y tliiit H iv N h v .v w a n t s im ! iirtiv t'iiu 'iitn hi t in 1 c m m liu a 1 lin n u f U iv n ft m ’ il h u r v i e e v ' hut lu- m a ili' it iM iu a lly p la in sh a t tin- N ,t\v s ip p n s t’s th u pit-M -nl n i ’ i g ' i p la n . K iili i ’,stal lin lil'- th a t lh»- n iiT ifn »»f (hr a mt ill*! '» »vv mi ii it tlriMflliniTt uavrtl <‘ti j m.ijm pirinlv* u» Ii b inmit l *l> * AplH*i»rm^ b<lnrr thi* aSrii.ilr Nsi\,il Cwumtttrr Porfr>m1 drrlarrtl that ih r p im u t pUm Iails tu (ilH rtrn iu ir b-twren single com* maud Mir]i a* ti iiitr vxiitv In the (acr of the rw im .niff <lrmOil.itj iiiii.rv’** iiiri ptti/rtlum Hlih-li a ir the h u b ot our novcriiii flit .» boio * r o l l Ecu: O R A IH 'M I -uni *»M»1 |A*ir r* .11 ||t{(t ' ' if ’k*"11>1(**f'f* 1it* . wifW'T,4*1111* (W'lttfpH lllf HHimt i i»i **i VV.I nn II IlltOI ' nun ,tfi i h-»A* * Tt* * -a * •' i , ’ ( tii.itin -»f t«** I t L 5 iI I I ill , N ■ 'k "t ■‘ ' b 1' 4:J :•! Iki -tin) Jit Mr ’ .Hk liifA *Uf ' J.It k fl' | '&IliTll IW s«i»1 Inl|J *1' IIIilo j* i- t tti Nnt Vt Mill iKnjMiw.i put* *ti *H UUiLuK ii*,Is 'i"H }W.A . I k *f * i I H it of « I ft nt«,n “ • I t at • Mf of t:he -1■ svi" i nfhi in ’ ■ n * ■ « , ' ' Furrr.vt tl Him ii'iKir'ri l*' i ti.bn.- >i ii *fT.« i.il wuuld |H I At lift Jtl*\ . . flirt • ipi f mi t Itirf nl r t f | H- * ii Id'llllij Mtl I » * •■ii I kiiMtt o{ n<» In;t 1 i - • ,»Olr to id in imtii - i iwmiii. »a ii;ai vi it i H(111 lit IL.il -!> It v .»iui i! Ilie -,rme Mini '■"■r ill A* !ai Ihe actual .■ l» ■ * u*». q !hr tlit t-t- itirar;|*l Air v 1 tut N.iv v lit* iintiMitt m«v. akuii! Hip t irt • . •LlU-r | ■t lllr i •■lu **iitrt*ta.un %»l Line •rt Il'M t ill M - It.uvi •• t -atia- unt­ -i ... Ft. ;H *' il l mii* . v U ill **kseV issik tauu.-rp t - .!'<Uiti* un j i»Ui **s ilhUl* rira U-IXlf ‘ ilirflr !. . ii'i n;[ Sir».A ‘ Im r- f» . i „ • lu ttfriltlll I.itclilit'lfl I)i*fcii(lant jj v i 1* * - rin I ' mi. in * Itif aiJ 1Ml ll(r ■»*1 ! military Asks Dcla> <’A»?itjtr grill./ i 1 etM= H< (tilHML- tl lo coll». iU tn up iv hill O f C m irt M a r t i a l .le ti* Ii , Ur I1' m l del it. •V I ' ILi*? Mi1u*Ut IU IM leilO iail), f i I*. I til • * til f:111" i I **I it .if (M*r»im« tllVii-* *1 I ■f i |U i-ti Hi dV j — LONDON. M a v l r ‘ A vt«*lni oit Mt tin- HntiOs iPCIfts art h,i Ilf nugh* yenl [irihun ivnn i . l» V** rw fcN TY AMERICAN ANU TWO CANADIAN AIRMEN. paying their win: Alexander Wiley. Wisconsin aim Chapman llrxrrruntO \V.-*i Vli Nunn Ma> • II • »t ■ l> *’H -i U fit h l own way. are shown uti ttielr WTtval in Wadilliglon on an otllctar glnla The group ot former Ardn filer* el.ilui to rrptr-rrtt tuw Ameri­ l>. Mlt> . wi|S II |»La mission lu plead lor Clenrd.il Droja MUialluvich imprisoned by Mar- can ainnrn shot (loan 111 I he Ualkiui,. mul trijucd o» Mlli.n.ou-Ji .Hid tile nurlfiil i asl’ ih i h li-iiu ‘ in- ^ dial Tito at Belgrade. Yugoslavia Ll Willi un lingers. Chicago. III . his men. Tliry plan to visit the While House and S tair Drpuitniriit. wna nrhl In t unn'Li in 1*• I Gu ilnirrm tionaR (dark uniform right of cetiten Is greeted by i| to r i Senator* Robert fttuimv li'si'uieb Taft, Ohio; Joh n McClellan, Arkansas; Robert UPollcte. J r „ WtaCOTiWhen til i Put fit Inn V| »-, k the R h y c a r nhl mrietifiM t »-• r i . 11ml he vi tifg nmiH i'in, i*ui he plruHisI gniltv i •• .1 * »•, g* tuiiiiitiiitiii'iittut* 1 ■ f>>* m i • ■ *• iniglit hi of 11 m- i"1 iO' r ' ’ If r it aim The i Iuhl' i >ti 1 «|HH'if v « In* I he iMieiUA 1 f uvitl f lu- |*i 11 -n t lm ’ tl ..ul.l U mm* \ |i« M..\ - st* ( Miiiiii't tieiii*t i t ii)ll*gf«(l SnA *f*| In'* * iltl Mill K**h/ ir K i';r An iiiMH ris (nt ib r ' I Ih '*tlg b t ill •■ I,i nf Nrw Sttninu m Ultig u Iiv l ■ ; ^l.el l**. lifiil 1st * | f i-t r»ft<l frmit Snnfofi! I»» nf I but nr . il Hm) rim vi ,i mmtr by Maiingei The League of Women Vote) * Kd t»l thl* S«*«niim1r (‘mill- ^ of Seminole County « » - ntgm.u.- I ,■nf. I . m g le . .h ii lot pi ii -i 1■ Mill•* #il v itinle*i Ma) w tk lfii-t ly rbnmLt‘ i t*innni«irr at Mt| ^• Intel mil ...Mill h I lul*- i ol* Tuesday eveninir nt n meeting h.-t i inl«*r-fit) meet mg of llotnry C lu b s! u-.ui.m at \ c u Uili**n-P was Huidim-i. -aid it-. at the USD building Mini M-* held in New Smyrna 1«*1 night. |i-i-urd » , tier pieMilvnt *>f that n,,t infiiriiiitlimi iN U E lfN B EH G . Slay 1. HP’— O. R. Dawson w as elected n» ternMr lliggin- pi'inlet) out thnt ..(vatnsatlun imlay expressed Ills l * "* ‘ he lll" lr t,," P l‘ Ttu> prewUcD nf foreign observer* p erary chairman pending the fir-i many iiiuie people from Sanford [oei inlioi tl- the K t«ntii' I lull nti.uiu ein-irv i! . nt Hitler'* purly rallies proved tegular meeting of the era’ll' Orlando and other Central Florida .eliding him and line,- other *' B ,,ll"l In* • a bm o of contention today at the w h ich -w ill be held on Tuesday. , j towns wnuhl visit New Sm yrnn.yllt!(l|,c , , ,)( ||„. |w l,| hev Chi** 1 ,,r govornment r German w ar rrlntc* trial. The I M ay J t . j" • Shit Reach if the road were Improved (he runvenlnd. deeUnsl hr had tt>i itey f ii*iiei nl Sit lb< Nnsi fiuancinl genius. Iljalm ar 1 Mi* II S Killen, sta le eaten- j ’ ’ lie added llm l a nee* i-nid W|.*dd -n -a d i enj**ycd (he* 11 >11 and lit llilM . loll! fbf SchacYt, ha* attempted to lelt.slon officer for the Florida l-eng ie ( iisthviti <Mf *hoiil11 shotict- the distance end drxe -■ I *,| n i^ rsip the Intarraliptinl MilHprv \Trl* of Women voters. spoke on the ^ *l*w - . >1 time consutefibli. ”, j X m im p an yin i?"him wet henat ti.nt th e' nUIttidi' o r forefrn rnciN itlH d r O I Kiylf j 4 , i ^iiinitfirtittr in/o The in-edmg w a, ptualde.1 MeWli rip., I ’lvile H um t.nvnm- iO‘)l umbasMidois wa* n factor in 0 *r-| lined the procedurep o f r rihinitn*! & by Pat Southnrt, promdent of tfu J{w.( )tl,v j ,t ............ .. inanv’a ncce|itnnce of Ihc Hiller ; tion. Mr*. H. K .Sirfrkicr ftooLe , .Sew S iiiym * rluh «. ho wel...,.||. i.,t,-d • v il.. i . ague* puhlk i - | [ • i regime, regarding the l-cagur I h r J San f in d lt o t a i i i . i l * I ’ m ......... r j | , n| ,, „ y r , t .n I ' mThe chief United S tale* pro.e if ions, l-cn Lri-hri re*ponded f«i the n,im,|ln„ M--■( ..............Icutor. Justice Rolterl Ja ck so n ,j flecauie of the Iciurth of t h e ! ' font cluli and expressed In, “ p litis, and that lie did h-d ndi-i lii.r contended thnt foreigner* * '« lllcel|nB t|lc dcctioa of o ffic e r*' pr.'t intinii for ibe enterliiimm d Iins. amt that lu* did not mti-idii r not on trial. If some of them w | | poi)poncd until the (H’M A welcome wo* also extended ny llltt hilti-r was iinaldr I-* he |u*’ M ayor Hugh P icisun. used Schacht for window dress meeting. seni. With ex-srcietai v Paul Sand, Due to the proximity of Di­ A program was preaertrd wlmh he hod ihr tespnlHibifll V. he su'd lug, said Jackson , that is beside me ... ..... I’/Im a ry , on S lav 7 nml the fact included a leading by Miss R n - uf fotiiilng all conliiiitt -e* fni the poinL The president o f the VVfiilr tiPMiiiiij* a JapiKie-e fl tribunal. Lord Justice Lawrenc*. that some voter* may not h a w , barn S«uthart. *<uig* • hv h tin g ih f i imd rut titi1 u hirlt . -liLot fL O at In- li.ul I..... .. 1 »* i t n wmy to get to the (loll-, it vvii* j Copeland mill Kail Shaki-i and -i 11 HI (l|*> H ill oaf i* in apparent agreement. The F •■ ii t i -.til , rn if f !111 *•11 41' - . ■I V' playlet by Mis, Joyce King Im i'l Justice ha> ruled that all deeideii to form n tm |hm»I Col" I VI min t * )r*- st S.<iprtli ' mt-Milftit Mmimii It this purpose, with Mrs John It. •tried by mcnilmrs < f Ihr ynmig I Hiy investigation *»f such fact* I* a I e>Li . Wiillft l i* l(i ftr.ii Ii 'x a « Tatum , secretary to t V Hoyle, |i,'«l Ir 'i i.igaiiiratiiiii waste of time and irtelovant i . v-i f I H»*. W Vlti I'M i u nt. rllN Ii»*| This ruling came after Schacht iserving a* chairninn person* SnnftUil Ratal inns a III I .,!•■ -• ' I All' ill . C (l I -i hi t ■ SHI accused of ntloridlng party who d e.lir this ( > mi..... .. alton ai e millng p the meeting wen- h A L rlllii •Iona slMfi. w'llul k) I . •.I ,ii Ihr I VV \\ ji »r t <h<lmTrtt u 'i'li' |'i" rallies — and silting in the front advised to call the * loimboi of i Roy H aller. Dr. C. W Hake . i« ■ t Hus it'll the t*"fi *i4 r ui nl i* • ' 1" ■ * I in gnim in » hii ft f fi« > I* . • * .• » * Commerce (fill at toe City H ill row — thnt the defendant count la-slir Shepard Ja n ie s I'm i -a. u i.t ii11 I 111 tltllll'l (•!*’♦ a tl *^ I , * . --» • .** i **111 t *I» !% ii»i <nt* I'ttlfl** t hr rind with a chaigo that foreign Anyone desiring to fuiu ish nutoJohn Payne. W A K ader. R I o n i *.r , ,j . t It I U..-UIJ \ . Mhirli# j u iH «' • i«s I j ikitti I it II U 11 i *l diplom at, were also there — in mrhile* fur Ibis purpose i* ad* True, Andrew .Sling, t l r i d l e ItiiiKer vva.« crtllnl iipdii !*• nniio I'oliee received c nl**"** *l‘ i Klnhomn *’(ly. i»ne **l <Ml «flirii; in h * 1 thl'* ell. |iie?*iH» - Im»j ly vised to telephone Mrs. h it uni nt the front row, • T o u c h t o n , IL II. Pope. I \lmi the lep fiii uf Itnj tierlileiil e* vuii1 fithiU'il ,,}i Fel*T I, fur the pnifrupioH of everyone pie-uui II nffi l*i iimt inni ’ w i u *r*l i 'M Senator Boyle's office. Moughton, Ed Slow e, R o l l a n d of .. .tnroHog lu-ller •.i n *t in yvif h Irt*it*inir^ .it i.l-dl* FHi** |i >i ♦ |mi tiiiw ri unlv iw *. f»i wlde'i *11hinI I ; lM iiY 11ftiv yc d ec*!*•y tifle* Mcmlier* o f the nominating D ean.' Dr. A. W. Epps. A nd rei nml (l<ai|i * w iflg t ill* Wt'i(III 1 le t .1 flu Kntflfiinl he foifeiteil f»0 rrnf-v committee n r*1 Mr*. S. D. IllghC n n o w ay, Hairy Toeke, II J. . II I1VII. of * of \ t i , MtH‘nni|c tit n f lively* Ho M I It* v I ll'l i* leynian. Mi*. Daisy Knox mid F» e«l II VV11 ■wea jo eneoleil H^til I ft 1:1’.j Ilk (I III 11 (IiilIII fl‘ lit fill* hlkUk* I.ehmon, Karir Turner H M. i n il Hi.\ I*..... ' I'Lo • Mr*. Av» Wright Davis. ft..... Mb... tU... Ilnyncs, Clam ice Redding Ed vniioit \rm> k «.l(*u» f In II M o il, ot n il I.«» • . S I ' t -it’ Those who have e x p r e s s e d 11 i-u 1*1 1 wHU ftun u it It *a ,1 I V(ll i'uk i H iggins and la-11 Lerhrr \ • «1-0 A Lee 1 I fni l I’ll f kI at elHl ' lL• lull Lu l. N EW Y O R K . May I. (A1)— The themselves desiring member­ Klvvimu in Hi fiirm iif ,i nn 11 • ■. ! In ii 11* I n iuii'1 I.im r1 VI M .i.i president of "the American Fnl- ship Include. Mr*. |l f hiw (jtd liim fui lie. Mini Moot*-. iol H • | ii.il o hei»- in* M. . ,, (**• h* • eralion fu lt weliv--------- of Musicians. Jiim es C. Mr*. Mary Mnnn. Mrs Ruml.il i irr i *i lirluil! • ei-i r« Ll»««l*| 1| illlallMD pelrillo *ny* th* A .r . of I. union <jha»c. Mr*. Ileliwi Schuitr Mr*, U h..i 1•Hi .1-1 1 the rluL Vice i 11 I .It »•V itt.ii ' On hh HO will not perm it It* member* to r , Redding. Mr- K..m llighl-vrtppl f 1-i 1(' 11 1 i 1 i lliUli i • M11*1 ■ v| hi • In Mur 11 work in television at this stage’ m|(n, Mfs j |(DU, SUr. , ,.r r |la gift *«im 1 11if i i I. ,i . |,u| lie * r11 |kU . .1 V\ I of the in d u stry , development T lu |uck Mrs May me Hodgkin. lo li'tt k4 Sntiii •1 mill 1 I II filil 1' h p ie -* ti i < « u i *i mu i ii*iii'il hv Pelrillo'* statement appeared in Mr*. Mary McCaulev. M«s. rh a rl *. i»« Itniit t lift t hi ui.i Mi*• IV h*u *' •i*i- n*ti ■ il.im i’ In. tin \ i li;i jitt'% Ho the current issue of the union’s les MrClung, Mrs. Ch*s. E tJinn, l/N RRA Din ECTOR Florrlln II U ■he» innt WotlI■ I (in Multi > |rj| kv thru ii-*" O ililVA, 1 Ml I ..aka- < Ilk 111 i-<ni«HHoU magaxine, the International Musi­ Ml»s Ellalce Kitchlm ff. Mrs Ju l­ Ouardla U shown Insprcimg s I. I,. in« Oiutig- f. ii\ fm l.titiniH, , I* . « -«• iIi*t.i rilnnl 1*v Ih Stm ke . cian. * ius Dingfelder. Mr*. Roy Tillts, if Dn* I * Ole Coach (loose Kettle* of Sem ­ when- lltcv turn- ift-en tiu n -ifu ip -1 ^4|f(| ^ 1( I’ctrillu explained that the Mr*. C. R. Dawson, M r* II. it. wheat storage bln el Fargu N D •Miie equip* | J, 1U' Ij! !'- artI' I Tin- IlfV. lU r.dd Hmnr, dite.-l \,,-..t.Iimr t» the p.di,,- m-ihiM. HI At h M \H h l i union was attempting to avoid Rucker. Mra.* Daisy Knox, ,Mr* during hit recent visit lo iltr North inole High School announced t|v* Dakota and Minnesota wheat brli afternoon that the District lliiso- prise said thnt hr Im.king fn ............. 1(l) ........... fl. A on-it l- | a p la tU-.oiml f"l color, a repetition u f whgt happened VI „ , I If _ If. .S SJ m r h ild ir t t . (In- -Ik* ..l" w inch' lm * l l llN IN. , Mny ifI H 1SHI V SIDMMiiT Mny 1.l. rd when Vllaphone and Movietone Maybelle Maxwell, M is. Nan -y I In potllUng up the desperate slh u - hall Tcurunniciil will gel under­ ,t.r nf tin- Mrllunllst l.m if i. j llvfint. , tlr ph((| „ u, fjrc ,|, llo- t ity and l,H,I'j'i^ iiiiniHLiil uun K«»ing on in Ih e ! *\gi i* uliuie S n u ijiih i hnl*n» A** la-rri ..ffermi It were installed In UlMtera in the Tatuin, Mra. A va Wright llavii, > lion In famine arces abtoad La- way tomorrow mmniri" nl 11:0 0 hrtlcri rn-e kMlil nml ^ forWAiil to Ihr ' n i l of the tin* Thi* |».j Slet. ufter (inioiin^ .i n - - . .u,i n*lo\ llmi if ilie me it u lm h i* 1 -tH lr.l ... ( h r R e a id a tl United State* and Canada. Petrll- Mrs. Howard Mnntelth. M i*. HoAvJOusJWa” said Unit there U a critical o’clock at tile Municipal Pmk. .....................-tint. in the first game, the llrlandcr soon, lit- uumitilucd tho pud hu-r | j , •<nsflt Ihr negro wn* hxlgcd tit »h,,ii. mitl (dm k muik.-i d-w lo treaded th at th* Industry lost lefire Roumilllat. Mrs. . I) a I * y \ c s m l for relief kl Uie wef-deVMlo n d .h lio tt to ( 'a id w e ll, tin.’ ] luted Ukraine. (Inter national i T igers will mrei the New Sm yrna o f the l-hlllip* property which neenr*liOK lo Polli-e' mil «t* tM. « iilim VHI ilny-, Le th* employment of lft.000 musi­ Lew is, and M iss Oleda* Hyson. I I ' • l i v . i . v ice Barracudas. The third game of bCHtK u.e.1 «n It nur^rry «ml m„-I ( h,ef Hoy r, Willioim*. who .a l l Vkotlhf f -i v "I Hi* | flunk $i j ill |H le'V nf t o e l * . . . . cian* almost overnight. He eald - n ie la r y ; tho day will get underway at tlml all new liudtUng plan* i j -I i Ml vct d rrlaird he had i control- .... meat Aoderaon -ay- p n - id ro t . I H a ll, It the union la determined to find 3:00 o'clock between Clermont been . shelved, as prospects » c tc h|111, him self arciilrnliilly. Chief that Iw . >1(11 piiiMiiig In* lu.pr- S. .1. E v a t o a*»i*lrtttt u f i r l a r y i out exactly where It stands be­ and Semi nolo High o f Sanford. not good at ptescot for h. .Idlng William* ha* tin- .lap rifle nt h i...........hr . . f kin- new -laugh- K n o .u c l I V ’ lg h l t i i - a - i i i r i . A . L . fore it permita it* musician* to The fou r winner* of tomorrow'* Mew udimtitn* to Ihr home. work for television. He explained office. |irnding further lnvc*tlgn- tr. .ptotu ptu* tin- i .ilupatu't .la m e * . l.u-tK i-*- o o iliu g rt and L I H a te * , th a ti- tia . -*f the la ta rd gam e* will play in the sem i­ L u c -1» introduced 11» c lu d c I „ f , ho »|,ooting. auuiost tin- Id... k nmiket. it mu*l be determined whether ------------------- of d l i r . tot finals on Friday afternoon and Lieut, l i n n y Kilpatrick, son ,.f television will destroy the mustelan*' employment In radio or N EW YO RK. M a y 1, HP) driest* and downpour of a wet the winner* of the tp o tilt* will E. C , Kilpalrirk, form er navigator Here It i* Mnyttnic again, and M ay Day. In that count ry, it meet in the filial* fo r the district o f a I.-'"', who saw several month put men to work. by, Ihlss hour of the day, the ;w a* th* first celebration of It* cham pionship‘ Saturday afternoon. o f active duty -in thr Pacific For the opening till tomorrow, theater .luting the closing pnind m erry month o f Mny hits arrived kind In eleven year*. While An* veteran lit freed of serv­ ■ II over — In P ari* and Moscow, arm ed American soldier* stalked the Sem inole High School band of the win, and Will Hrrman, — — ice l fret* of charge) in any of Albuquerque, the Aleutians, Pleas­ the street* of Tokyo, on the and the Cclarvcltc* will be on gue*,i af the Rev, Bert K artell, |l< wn* very i.ptim i-t.. I the following categoric* is re­ ant Valley, Buenos A ires. Vulture look-out fo r the intended assassin hand to participate in the cere- and lack from service in Germ any: Some form of iig i-1 inspection trip Only two week*. f " f all vegetable plants by state nboul FI...id* prospect* fm g i“ " I quested lo visit the office of today o f General Mar Arthur — monies. Dr. Raymond L. Baa*, veterin- Gulch, and Timbuclno. authorities prior to ia-ing soot ing and -hipping I.)' nl. veur the 1 1-aponalhlo agencies listed The .winding o f Mayimle* was 400,000 Japanese waved m l ban- j nrian, we* scheduled to b# a t the ----------------------------I to other states. California espe­ lal.le plant- to California because Inflow Tollce HUtion auto shed today at In order. Certainly it seems that tiers, tang t£e iongs of orgdnised • cially, wa* today u ig n l by John of the f«.t that not only an-, Coordinator K. II. Carter, from !f;00 to f.:00 P. M. In order much of the world I* going Bell, 13 year old vegetable plant plants grown here more sturdy ■ A tlantic National Rank Build­ to vaccinate doge. Thl* ia hi* around In circle* — but not In a grower, following bis round trip Ilian the hot house variety grown Maypole dance. Thera’e little ing. final day at thl* location. by air lo Kan Jose, Calif, where th eir, but that they ate fur I c Employment — U. S. Em ­ A fte r May 1, the C ity Dog time to think of M ay batktU hr delivered some Hfifl.OIIO celery expciisivr (.. grow. and dancing and the tossing of D a y came up like thunder — at ployment Service, 112 North Catcher will b* **nt out again to He wa- of the oniiuoii. how I, (AY— Secretary NEW YO RK. M a y I. tA 'i- and i.n.000 vegetable plants, which i ’srh Avenue. pick up all doge not w taring flow er* — when the problem* tha Arab* began to voice their o f P ASRtaISte, May Byrnes and Soviet Spanish Republican* are volun- hr added, arrived in Brie condi­ ever, th.it -l-ould plant-, la- sent o f the world are spinning around. dielike o f th* Brltish-Am erlcaii Vocational Training and Jvdu* vaccine lag* fo r ItHd. It waa an­ W hat went on in various toe* committee report on Foreign Minister Molotov today tcerlpg more information for use tion and were approved by the from here which were not in ration — T. \v. laiwtoii, Court nounced by ft . N. Bayer, City tlona today T In M oeeow, of inquiry aperte.l, that some plant* might Polo*tine. E x tra troop* and police clashed on the question of future by the sub-committee of the strict inspector* nf thnt stale. House. Managor. • i. Mr. Bell, who with hi* nephew, be diseased and on this aerount United Nation* Security Council course, the Russians celebrated detail# swarmed in the street*. Allied control of Ita ly. Legal AssUlatrce, HospitalCecil Mann, hoarded the tran s­ rejected, and give all F lo rid a . iiation and Slate Service Of* th e ir Mey D ay holiday. General­ In Jerusalem , Ja ffa , and Tel A qualified source a t the Parle Investigating Snain, TKt'MAN OKAV8 PLAN issim o Stalin made a speech In A v tr, people lined up before news­ Foreign Minister*’’ Conference The Spanish Republican ob­ port plane at the Sanford N aval grown plants a bail 'reputation ! fleer — Contact through Lloyrl WASHINGTON, May 1. whieh he called thi* the Inter* paper office* welling for editions said th at Molotov opposed llym c*1 server* at the U.N. have a cable A ir Station last Wednesday at among California growers. F. Hoyle, County Servico 0 1 * WhlU Home S tc rtU ry Chariw national holiday o f the wort Monday, Mr. Bell conferred on which carried tha rommltUre'a suggestion for a single general from their exiled prime minister, 1:00 P. M-. landed at the I'alalka ficer, Takach Building. M a y anAoune«d that tKi commloglon to supervise the Jo s e Girat, saying that 6fl0 per- Airport aboard a plane at 4:30 Ihe matter of this sort o f state Home Service Assistance to fo r four-power control of r *^X»** reoort reject* any Idea execution o f the Italian treaty sons have l«en jailed and mis­ P. >1. Frid ay a fter an 18 hour plant in*p«iion with Dr. R. W. .Servicemen, ex-Servicemen and »«ny fo r 25 year* ha* the in much the earn# fa o f Palestine a i a Jew ish etate, provisions. Molotov ia said to treated In Barcelona. Five hun­ trip, ptoceeded by bus to Sanford, Rupreebt director here o f the their Dependent* — American our-own Labor Day. Itc ____ r does It giro the A rab* th* nave argued that the commission dred more are said to have been and then took a good, long rest, Central Florida Experim ent StaRed t L a k c f r o n t Boule­ Rota told Mwirnon that eance date* from IMS, when-] because a* Mr. Bell put it, ” 1 am lion, who In turn said that hr r vH»h. A* th# com- would constitute an Infringement mistreated In Andalusia. vard. V A . The observers already have getting too old for thl* sort of would bring the matter l^fnre t, th* Holy Land o f Italian eorrrelgnty. Byrne* U Veteran* Ailm liilstlatloti — the Florida Horticultural Society under the present quoted ax retorting that the contrlbutml evidence to the com­ thing.’* M arlin M Rudich. SherifTa He declared, however,' that he Vegetable section, which ia now commission would be no more of mittee which met privately thl* Office every Tuesday. a n Infringem ent o f Italian sov- afternoon to study document* on was fully rested up now, waa meetin* in Miami »ml which Dr ---- k n . feeling fine, and had a wonderful Ruprechl i* attending. , erolngty than-i the tro aty RnHf. the Franca regime. Foreign Observers A.t Hitler Rallies Discussed At Trial Women’s Voters New Smyrna Requested To Support ; Glenn Lingle, Jr. League Formed i Plan For New Highway To Coast Reports On Trip Here Last Night’HigginK' Points Out Value Of Better Road I At Kiwanis Meet Mrs. C. R. Dawson Is Elected Temporary Chairman Of Croup Before Intra-City Meeting Of Rotury Organizations Of Two Communities ( hecks On Wheat I Key Club Vice-Presi­ Expresses dent, His Thanks l» Club |M. r*U\ ub 1lu O f f i c i a l Says Army W ants To Speed Up Trials Negro Shoots Sell Accidentally With Japanese Ri f l e Negro Trade Body Submi t s Bequest For l tu•omi ration M *« 111 Pctrillo Takes New Stand On Television District Baseball lournameiit Wi 11 Begin Tomorrow . May Day Celebrations Were Varied Today Throughout All Parts Of World i , K Rigid Inspection Of Plants Moved From State Is Urged By John Bell Police To Nab AH Dogs Without Tags “ i , SSU-TS Byrnes and Molotov Spanish Republicans T , ’iT„tin,p,h. . . . . .< M.y Clash At Conference Give More Evidence * Veterans Service . �9 PAGE TWO ri wfcnteittY; MATr\r m t ‘ riJIHE flUKFORtl HERALD;* SAtfFDRD,- FLORIDA PerCTt"P! I PG^lTW.' I G m m nm (^‘•tlUtMli’i^lV^iceiiCSltMDMUjMlIlCDlHWllUMlillllttHlHMtlM1* le v cream is being introduced to Yemen in southern Arabia. Yemenite diplomats, itrrutiginx for an exehnnjte of ministers with tbc United States, had their first taste, and enjoyed it rfo much that some ice cream mix is belli# Kent to their stiltau. Thus a Ion# time debt is paid, lee cream, popularly supposed fn be invented by Dolly Madison ill a White House party, really #nes back to the Orient. Apparently it was got ho much invented as evolved from drinks cooled by ice or K n o w , which are Haiti to have been served to Alexander the tirent. In the Crusades Snladin, the chiv­ alrous Mohammedan ruler, sent the leader of the oppo*Itt# army, Kina Itichnrd the Lion-hearted of England, sherbets topped with snow 'while Richard lay sick with fever. How these refreshing drinks survived transpor­ tation through the Asia Minor heat is not stated. Catherine de Medici, 16th century French queen, and Charles I of England, are said tu have delighted their courtiers,w ith this hew dessert, it got into 18th Island newspaper H»|irr»»il<aWi, la*- reprreeai* Tfce Iterate century cookbooks long before Dolly Madison. In the l (M aalU aal <014 •< a iiM lW n a 15Hh century its advance wns spectacular. The first lit­ S l o t are aaatalaJard la Ik* l» « erary reference is said to be in "V anity Fair,” where Becky Sharp, Thackeray's gold-digging heroine, enjoyed Jt on h er honeymoon. Now It is a universal American delight. T h e'ru ler of Yemen should think kindly of the country that has introduced it to him. ' s Recent accidents em phasize again the terrible toll of life.In American railroading The Buriington disaster nlonr wns repnrtucHvsH l l m # t i r i n g nearly 200 peoJUBI.K VBHaa FOB TODAY pie. 'Speed and clirolessnesa together mnke a combina­ tion as bad as w ar Itself. And the heavy losses of the recent w ar should he In themselves Incentive-enough for STOP FLAKING more careful procedure in every phase of America*!) life. THINK ONI.Y OF Much of the speed th a t proves so fntnl on American not overcome t gVercnmc evil with railroads and highways is in no w ay necessary. More­ H ill. over, Americans were geared to certain types of speed when cars were "new and railw ay equipm ent first class. The years-of w ar have taken toll of both, and speeds safe VOYAtilt five y e a rs‘ago are not safe now. But speed becomes a L (From Tim Washington I'nalI m ania, an obsession, or a reckless gam e of chance, to a Nothing «f departure I* s» fired degree never*indulged by any other nation. It is often n n* (lie senhlrd’a cry, mere substitute for thought. * , Mewing In cold chore* to th<* cold note of »hlp’* hell; Nthlng of winter evening sky t* ChunKCM In The Court chill a* are their graywhlte wing* Tin* snood of tim e’s fligtit is shown by the fact that Weaving Uiid waving the ulllninte forlorn farewell. Chief Justice .stone’s denth lenvos Justice Hugo L Black For It I. not y«u to whom they of Alabama the senior mouther oT the court. His service »uy goodbye. goodbye. Not yet the voyaging ship for dates buck to only 1037. The hullabaloo which his ap ­ pointment culled forth is utill fresh in the minds of many, they follow In It* wake: •Preoccupied their gare with ter­ yet since then he has established him self as a hard-work­ rible imllfferenre of quell­ ing and talented judge. ing god* The cause of the rapid turnover on th e bench wns needle*.* of what course (hey fol- the udvancot^nge of many of the incumbents. Chief Ju s­ -low or what for*nkr. N o ; t h e ir e r y I* not h r » c *w n rd tice Hughes and Justices Sutherland, Van Dcvanter. Mcch ip nor to the m o vin g Rcynolds, Butler, Brandies and Roberts were all 70 or Until more when they retired, several close to Hll. The gibe, Far their* I* the mu«lc of fare­ "the nine old men" had some tru th In It. well to a moment set In Now the justices are younger. The oldest Is Felix time, A place, » point of Journeying to Frankfurter, who was horn in 18H2. On tills account which there *hall l>e no re­ Hi a ages in the bench may bo expected to he less froturn. More than hnt hour would aouml again on ship’* »nd chime, bate winter afternoon; the harboi aljp* uway In graying inlit. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL KAY ----- rci.A»Al,aJc% ^] * * tfc o u r t''* * ° f COi* ^ THIS? - W H Y D ID N 'T Y O U , L IT T L E J O E ? A rill* Pm a t rntw iA O KW ri|MUtmni ri.i;ii A 1♦ WKONKHKAV: MAY .1. 19SU Pugbnrn and clnnk nf channel buoy mark end of land, Bpl nude »o ddo« the gull'* »harp cry and renselck* wheel. pony brought In the State's third producing well ami from all re­ If you are tumbled with gnat*, port* It I* n sure enough well that file# or mosqultoe# thi* summer, I* delivering oil at the rate of try DDT. It I* very effective wi.c 26:1 barrel* n flay. Thi* new well properly u«ed. I* Jjuat two nml n half mile* awny (turn the other two producing will* In the area and give* con­ We *ee where General Marshall crete evidence that there 1* nil hai failed |n hi* effort* to pre­ In the 'Uladr* nml the geologist* vent warfare among rival Chinese ate getting doner and closer to! faction., hut he better be glad the pool. h* hain’t had aome of Sanford'* Another good Indication la that problem* dumped into hi.*' lap. the nil from thi* new well |a twtUr quality than from the other well*, with if *pacific gravity uf 24.tl compared with about 20 for A life Inturance executive ha* the othef two write. figured It out that Inflation ha* The No. | well w«| brought In already eo*t the American people ft,(ISO per family ’*lnce 1010, during October. lull and It la still and If price* go up another ID producing about 2q barrel* a day. percent It will coat them IKK) The No. 4 well wna brought In * more. A big price to pay for few month* later nnd It I* pro­ ducing from 1.10 to 140 barrei* n What we ore getting. day, »o the total production today from the three’ producing writ* all owned by the Humble till Com­ Parmer Governor Holland I* pany over 600 barrel* a day. nfhlent of nomination by the Theianew la not quit* a* imocratlc party for lire U. S. deep at the well other two producer*. 8*n«t«. “I will carry 67 of the It I* 10 feet shallower than the State’* 67 countlta In the firet No. 4 hole nnd 14H feet leaa than primary next Tueadey," he predicta. That I* a big order wltn three opponents In a race in which there are many uncertaintMa. But Governor Holland, la an old campaigner, know* hi* politic* and ha* covered the state In the pranni race. Ha probably know* whereof ho *peak*. Not all of those who denounce * CIO are hostile to labor. -Ttve targe that a “group of comdnnii xhape* the polletea of, a CIO“ and “the who)* urganl- ire*blent of Ida af lit- 800 OAK AVENUE AT NINTH STREET rnffttr <*f the State mt.l jwalI" ••fit SanOira. i t lu>kl>. In mg rif lif. in fortunate cillwn* HA pI. ril, a . t> n o *. fi,i whose proparty it I* produce I, II. P, I J r r m l o n • -trrk uf *’lrruH f mirl Hut Florida I* not ilusuliug Hrmlnitlc f iiiiiilf„ FlufIftb i rmintl walling for oil. Other great Industrie* arc developing Ihat In liifle ihOttH iiuin u* much if nut more to Florid# than 'he nil she will produce. ■Untie, tpe Wuluter fibre crop, ni Jni, a n. l*T*. hr* i. Itelsg plaiitnl in a number uf in m> error mu.i ha* road enrich thi .e n * an a com .n e re is I * r ,d c de- J .V ' V i ? r£ rtfk & onluHtlnir mums art* hsinic hum ri»»> r"ih>*i»jr itw*rrii»«$ ji ml they will h* followwfl by *?refit Ihs i'**uMr of LvXlilt- mill*. I Flu*Wj tff-wll. * A Paulitl Father from New York City. The minion will begin Sunday, May S and iaat through Sunday, ! May 12. Time of Servicea EVERY EVENING AT SiOO P. M. QUESTION BOX AND SERMON MASSES AT StOO A 10:00 A. M. ON SUNDAYS and 6:30 & 7:05 A M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. j. The public ia invited to attend all services. The 1 Catholic Church ia alwayt open and welcomes any­ one at all times. Father William Nachtrab, pastor well, inuthwe.t of HomcMtjd, I* down 10,764 feet nnd the Gulf Oil Company'a,grelL .'-0 mile* east nf K-y West. Is down fi,5S0 feet In Otecol# Cfiunty, Humble'* Itay Carroll Well No. I, north of Dcpr Park, I* down I.KIH feet. The first two Humble Well* pro­ duced a total of 1.1,61)0 barrel* of oil through IP 16 and while mnAt of the oil prtifluccfl was u*#d rt the field nml therefore wa* un­ taxed.' the Slat* Comptroller nil-, levied |tltl.!i7 for *uch oil M *M ■ubject to the fi per rent of ti» gross value ihx placed on Finrhlii proiluped oil hy the In*t logiitoture. Oil, <iunnt*lle* of It, will even­ tually rernc from Florida w*!l* th LARGE SIZE CANNON BATH TOWELS FOR Tfle sy ndiicof e wants more I m iigu In 26 Slufp6l YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED DR. L. T. DOSS CANDIDATE STATE REPRESENTATIVE GROUT NO. 1 Size 44x2 8 -honvy whlt« turkiah towels with t colored bordom of Gold, Green, Azure and Pin W e re #oiTy but the demand is atlU fa r g reater the supply and we are asking you to Ibnlt your chases — TW O TO A CUSTOMCn v y I will try U give Um people of Seminole Coanty the t a t representation we ever had., 4TAIO rul.iTli *i. *ur.» • SCIENTI is iio rr TOMES' STANDA LLY TESTED ILK THAT WITH THE U >ST IT GOVERN munUu SP***w H ard.li Dairy i» a of purity RALPH K A N T A lS .i5 S f e pollomydttb, ibfajt cotti iVi* J P ^ y O ! E UM1 or 2302 ^ , ‘r - �* i Y h K s A N P o H n i f K H A i .n , s A N F o n n , F l o r i d a W fc D N E S ffA t: t t A Y V ' m * SOCIETY EDITOR — Cocdla Truluck Social Calendat Miss Quarterman Weds M. M. Tin M iss„ Helen Elltalieth QuarterMrs. J . \V. Lyles of Orlando TH URSDAY man, daughter of Mr. and Mr* , was the guest yesterday of Mrs The Southsidc F.T.A . will meet t N, S. Uunrtcrman of Oviedo, mol II. S. Duggan. at n: the school auditorium. Men ill Mack Tlndnlc, son of Mr*. The board meet in* lx schedule I Minnie Timbale o f Inverness «mi Dr. and Mrs. E. * It. Brownlee lo meet at 2 :3i) I*. M. tr Tindale of .Sanford, wen have left to spend a Tew day* The T . E. L. C lass o f the First at New Smyrna HcrcIi . itu p llst Church, will meet in Ihr _ annex o f the church for its L eu ! April 81 at 2:0(1 I*. M. Tin Mrs. H. M. Itumbley is Vpcndregular business and social mee>- church was decorated with tail in* some time w ,lb hef son. in* at 8:00 1*. M. with Mrs. baskets of Easter llllles, cal!:. Haber t Kuntbley, in Okeechobee Khtxla K w in f« ifioui# httMes*. Hib?*, |»otte«l putnip and fern. The Townsend Club will meet The riUpti«l music was fuinl«h M iss Lam a tiodard spent lh i at the Court House at 7 ;3t. I*. M. td by Miss Martha Carraw ay, with Mr. L. P. Hagan, |irrsideiu, * ................ ... . . weekend in Daytona Ilenrh a* u gue»( of Mr. and Mrs. F. l(us*e,l presiding. The puli.ic is invited to attend. l^>rdY P rayer." George How land ot Sauforil served a* Iwst man Mi mid Mr*. Join Circle* of the W .S C.S. of the and the ushers were Harold J ot F irst Methodist Church will meet dan a n d 'Jo e lartvlon oft Oviedo children. K«y nml J Tire br.de who was given in to leave Sunday for t 3:00 P . 11. In the following la and Kcnttuky omes: Circle No. 1 with Mr«. m arriage by her, father wore a C. If. Cogburn, 1 1 0 West F if­ white satin gown with sw eet­ Mis. H. M. Watson loft yester­ teenth S tre e t; Circle No. 2 with heart neckline and a crystal Mra. W. J . David, 1110 West Iicadvd yoke. The bouffant skir: day by plane fo r A tlanta. On. F ir it S treet; Circle No. :t with terminated in a long train. The Where sbe will visit her sister, Mrs. Ora Wallace, for several Mra. P. N. Whjteburst, IMui park veil o f Illusion wa« fingertip weeks. . Avenue; Circle No. i with Mr*. length and fattened to a tiara M artha M offett, l i l t Celery**Ve„p Mrs. Hus*elI Sim ian of Allege, tiue; Circle No. 5 with Mr*.' M bouquet of white rnrantiqn* with i. is spending several d ays in lung stream ers -o f blue fatln ribbon. * ' infoid as the guest of her TU ESD A Y The maid of honor. Miss Dor s The regular meeting of lb.- Hrayell of Klngsland. Ga. ware ^Friendship League of the Con- a blue dress with jersey bodice ■ «ja* ■ i.ninth will lie h ell r.t and net skirt-.' She wore hltic Mr. and Mrs. Howard W alker the Parish House. A rover.’’ ! glove* and blue flowers In het and ilaughter. I.Hyan, o f Bartow dish luncheon will ho served at hair from which fell a shoulder wcic the guests of III* In other12:0 0 noon end will lx- followed length vail o f net. 8h* carried in.Jaw. nod - i* t e r .’ Mt ; BliiFTTl by- n business' m eeting” n Imuquct of pink carnations with R oby. Laing yesterday f UIRTII F'ricnd* o f Mrs. J . E. Watho.i will i cgiei to learn that site has been taken to O range Uepcrnt Hospital in Orlando fo r an emer­ gency operation. A N N O l NCKM KNT Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hiooks Younmus aunuunce the birth of a son, Kenneth. J r ., on April 22 at the T e lfa ir Hospilul in S avan ­ nah, (la. Mrs. Tollman* I* the form er M ary Skinner. Mrs II. H. Stevenson left y e s­ terday for her home in St. Sim ­ ons. tin. after spending a week Vi»itmg will) her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W alter 11 ay net. Grammar School Han Memorial Program A memorial day program undri flowers and fern. The bride and the direction of Ml* Erma F'lynl groom cut the thie* tiered wedwa» given at the Grummut School djng cake which was <crvad to F'riday morning at |U:3fl o'clock the guest*. Those a»*i»ttni( with in the school auditorium. The ' the serving were: Miss Martha progiani consisted of B w rintute j C arraw ay. Mrs. C a ^ e r, Mr*. Jim icu’iiug nod prayer by the *tu- Staley, Mis* Rosier, Merritt Staslcnt body. Elizabeth Caipcnt. i Icy and Haloid Jordan. Mrs. W lead the meaning r f ■Decoration 1 J . Lawton plesiilrd pt the liride'r. D a y" and Charlotte Swann gave , book, a poem concerning memorial ila v .! The cou will nlitke their “ Columbia, The liem o f Tito home at 4 uiurcl Avenue ip Ocean” was sung b - the it intent1 Sanford. body which was followed by ,i j ------story. “ A Mile At A Tim e" which Know yoi was told bv Ellen Driggers. Mr I ha* dark Ben Steele** cla*« recited the and deep t (Micm “ The Blue And The G rey" grown. If and June Davt* jdo.ed the pin- and leaves gram with a menioriul day poem, a hot huusa. Friends of Mis. Ja n e It. Sim la will i# gici in leurn that there is very little improvement fit lief critical condition She i* confined at tha inline of her son-in-la* and daughter. Judge and Mr* J. ti Khnrnn Ann Williams, Delores Mr* J Singletary Cleltnnd. Cherry . .. _ (■ ladys Well*, Hnthum Ann Eden* field, Hetty Ja n e Wilke and B ar­ bara Rucker. Lea Sonera me rube is present were; I Minn (laker, Betty Jo Brock, Daphne Connelly. DoroIby Crm pley. Mnrgaiet. Ding* felder, T o ! Livingston. Anrie Lovell, Evelyn Mathews, . Hetty Matthews. S ailir Morrison, Jean Williams. I.yllian Hoyle. Louise Clark. 'G lo ria Dampirr, Jovca (iooftspeed. Caroline Lee. U L a Lee. Harriet Matthew*. Kitty jUdhnm. Evelyn Ratttffv J e m . S aver. Myra HagthwanL Nancy Wtllinm*! I’hylli* lla'elt, Hat burn Chan man, Ja n e Chaplain, Fiances Cobb, Hetty Jan e Copeland, June* Rose Dutton, Nancy F itts. Shirley Mortlaud, Lottie Antra Whither, Hazel Willard and I.yllian Moran. ; ; Sanford Itotarians Attend Convention A lfred lieigei of Clearwater was elected district governor of the Florida Huturiim* at a con­ vention held at Miami ltcach Mon­ day and Tuesday, according to G eotgr Touh y who attended *lie meeting. Other* - from .Sanford who left Sunday evening ami returned yc*terilay were; Mi. mul Mr*. H Ii. Culemun, Mi*. George Touliy. G. A. Spe.w. Ed So aim. Gariloti Hris* son and Ktetrhri Hull*. Westsido V. T. A. To Meet Tomorrow A SICRETAIIV In the office ot Sena* tor W. A. Standi (H .-Ky ), Mary Gene Miller Is becoming quite used to req u rsts for au to grap h s from Capital sightseers. Her resemblance to Margaret Truman, daughter of the Pretident, La the reason for the ronfntlnn .Such errors are undrr* gt.mdabte as you can *re by this photo. (international) Junior Minstrels Produced At F.S.C.W TA LLA H A SSEE. M ay 1. ■junnu M i n p l i e t . u t I t U l w ^ A I I -’*ph«-m ited S a g a **f a H ig h ly C u lo u i i i l t ' l a i i ." ( in s iu r i' t l a n d d l i c c t »*d t>» M a iv L o u N o r w o o d o f f o l ­ ia I wtT W lD ft lilt nhOH ,lt j i l i i S lu li* I 4*llii irt*, f «*■ \\ oim ?n l'« l* iln> lUjfhl, A *u*l ninl s\*w t mv*»hing nmi* th.»n j:»n stui|#nU from nil of Itif* o(||i*ief ilrlitfht»*tl a p.ukcd H>iit«iiuin v\ it I« tiiiipii rtinl «lmic* ittiC and \V|| \%liieli tnlil the fam ily hi#lo t\ nf a fam'irmtinir ’ fam ily t lij tntfh fm u \n i*l i t u i* lj g p t i r n t l m u# t ir t g if ia t ' i i i p t , i*fi* trnlv thitfimil tljfiupy siiul poiirt rain *h <*rinitial imiMc inieriji^r* ** »i| li t lf*vt*i .if rrmirumnnt# -if lit* 'ti (!*■!,, . if Ihr i i iii ' t i*i - in m. ,r .IMui m.itlffn 'iv h n\ U n i) Im i N*<i\i rliiiN* inatle ihr* ml h e iA c .f u.t- tin- VI r ii ■( .if ft*. «p|| ,*« JH triliM Fl a Mil direr In** \ .|iw- F l i t ffkj* h Hi* f t ill* h r u 1i| w\n iiip tn lir i f **f tin- d r jv f iill u u b iiiii> t ii- . ii lif t 1 i! 1h i • t iilt f ilD il jsh. Li <H|>| pf *hI ut t*iI til K lo r liJ u Mr aqd Mr*. George S. Mitchell of Polnlkn wore the lecenl guests •>f Mr mid Mi* F, If. Mitchell, Si. Mra. Itcitha Applin of Miami npeiil last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and has left for Springfield, N. J i ttlleifi* fin Wtiiiieii. I In I U ilr u t - f i m u S H n f i» » >1 n r k JM)* HR ftfnl 1 1 1 tin* p riM llil t tH | i fir 11 1 *I p* Mi#*M HI if* II |*|*»Kl 11| ', n. i*11 .■f*i , Mi#f Shirl«*> Smtili nn4 M i*- I ickir l i f f i l r h l i * ttiF iiiia ?r\ th* lU flll CIFVA Cjd. Holiert *P. Miney. son of Mb. 4aml Mrs. N. C. Slincy. has arrKed safely in San Diego, C alif after serving In months nn Okinawa a* u radar technician llw aspect* In arrive in Snnfnrd in approximately a week. 1. L. Hortons Are Hosts At Luncheon Intermediate Girls Knjoy Supper, Meet I titeri iiiimr •mmI mmiitHiiiw ilnitmir 11i** in*1 i*o i i , p i e s-i,H iniF* iU*v. El mm Fric mb of Mr*. Thomas K irkbe glad to leal n that her yo u n g’ doughtei. Joan, who were recently confined in the O tan gc General 1 nspitol ill Otlando are able in 1-I- out visiting, friends again Asparagus vn naucr 1 bunch asparagus nr 1 can asparagus tips Boiling water 1 tablespoon butter I tablespoon flour 1 / 4 eup chicken or vegetable 3 tablespoons cream * 4( h n a business meeting and enjoyed • program. Miss Mona Unih Mil conducted the business nu-ctini and Miss Martliu Grogan inim j , duced the program. Mi.* Hniliora It acker vfi-* He o p p y S a le s lo tic tj I tom nn, Mis* Vlddied I V 1 • Mi** Mill* Hint Mis* Grogan pat: ■ icipateil in the program OtherEvet> peiinj from (toppu-- Hi. i , nttemling were; Juan Dauipu* I Tommie Mcthvin, Hetty Cagle. A! . will be sold on the street* of Hr* :ita Lastinger, Hatty Jean Sliep- am i thnuciind* ot other towns, ill paid, Anita Aiken, Ruby Brewer lage* and ritic* in the country, G Freda Harrison Myra Ja n e Mud conDlliutrd to the w elfare and ieden, Emma Jean Methvln, Vii - kuhililatiun work of The A m rnc.i’i ginla Daniels, Marjori* Arulersoo le g io n ami A llx llla ry ." Mr*. E. I Itouth president of the Auxdinri and Hazel Itouth. Unit fa.’J said i n*lis\, "Hm a -« 1 egg yolk th is, Wotk i* to n g done by luliin Hr tablespoon lemon juice •e els the money goes a long wny Trim and wash asparagus I if “ Many people have wonder <tl fresh .asparagus aie usedl. le- fvhat will ln*f-*»niF nf the iiiHtir\ move scabs and cook upuglit ■’! toIlectFi! Ly iht* kfdtmtFFi u<.*k tioiling water until tender Ilium • r» SrtiuLtlnk M* \ t l h i it a n d place a small bundle o f 'stalk, JV«iyunF cnuM if f lOiMt lirlp tin* on each plate. If canned asparagus lnin^a tn thi* «|i*»l»lt*il an I tip. are used, heal thoroughly /heir familic* ( htlilrcn left f«tl» Melt butter and blend in flour. erli8R by two uotbl w»r# art* tl«* When smooth add chicken or veg­ U M d ll 'concern of Hie L.’gion ant etable stock mixed with dream. flia A uxiliary. TJielr needs me S tir until sauce bolls. Four over Often gieat, especially their hu­ man needs. We try to give thei.i Used Lor Welfare Serve over tha asgaragu* You'll rata in D a rtir* FiaU ’i #yao p an islr eyelri-erntroideraJ U tiato * . . C4Ugkt witli color *t you* tferoat and c*i A 75 u>J Adolph ID WITH WILT! and her tie s nearly dosed. Susan 1 critical comlltian i t a Staten Island, N. Y , hospital. forehead. Lief Erickson, 41. and iR their adopted daththler. Hnign, hlx w ife. Eva, 43, were gm isrd nf Ml carta). Tha cuupla w a i bald " 'l l *.*'j S i l P A C K TH Tllkfc �PAGE POUR tbA Sanford Winds Up Two Game Series With Azaleas Tonight In Palatka Umpire ChnwcH Zaspel From Game In Sixth; Nedwieh Makes Brilliant Catch Of Lon«r . Drive. By Justice In Eighth Frame By JU L IA N STKNHTKOM Buddy l-ukc'i* f io t appearance In len yrnr* o f professional li*»e. hall ttU a success l**l night when the newly appointed acting m anager o f (lit Celery Fed* led h(« Florida S ta le la-ague entry tn n 7 ,t» :t vlclnry over Myril H oax'* rrvamjied INdalka Arali-ns when Jodie llowingtqri. xuuthpa.c who form erly chunked for Dnle A lexander^ |iennaiil whining1 Sun* ford cluh In liinu, limited 43 baiter* to »ix scattered aafelie*. Ixike took over the cluh last night a fter F.d I ^vy* Will trier annntinred hi* resignation ax pilot o f the Fed* yesterday morning. llnwlngton looked very Impres­ sive U .t night although he wax bothered with poor fonlrnl In Spots, throughout the tilt. lje Walked nine Axaieax h u t'h a wan nhle to come through in several ligh t situation* uml funned eight U tlm . Hanford pushed over a run In the firm fram e when laike wax aafe on u fielder* choice and scored when second baSeman Moptnt mlicucd * |j»ng*lon‘» hot grounder. In the »rcnnd frame the Fed* gathered in another When Silverman doubled to right and ycored on Howjngtun'a deep blow to Irfl-center for Ihrre buse*. HUarim wax hit hv Theobnld, the Palatka hunter, in the third and wax xnerifind lit second by Lake, Hluirpe acom l on J i a l l r r i fielder* choice. Hung singled to right in Ihe fourth for 'I'niutkn and M'or.xl <m (i let'll'* glomul Udl to Jindlee. Another I'nlatka tnlly w ax'regU tered in the fifth when Johnxon douhled and crox.nl the .dole on an error hy Tuttle. Sanford counted again in the fifth when Green untied Lake’* pop fly iH-hind third lm*e com* pteUly Ijingxlon brought Uike [n with a tingle to light. I’nlatka xeorrd their thud m il final marker in the xixth when Johnxon again doubled In lufl and xcored when Theobald tripled to center. Sanford Hurler 21 Floridians Allows Leesburg Ran Horses At Only Three Hit! Hialeah Track STANDINGS 13 l*» *- A N I • j | l ! * HI. Uulflelder Nedwieh of the A taleax came up with the fielding gem of the evening when he made a great one handed catch of Juxttcc'x long drive to le ft center in the clgnth frame. M anager dh>ag of the- Ataleax nlxo dixplayed til* great throwing ability hy toixing out a ' Fed runner at the plate ami another at third. -i; PALATKA N M w I r k , rI Coal**, H Wthlilio. •* ll<™*. r f l» atn w l* h . I Q r . + a , 3I> MiiH/ri, !l< Johnxui. < WrfU<*aet Arts \ M 0 MMrtVier . V \ 'f J » S » P S b x l]h & it e £ A « £ Ttsilvi f *■ linniH rirtvillt- tit OrlitmB*. -i nil at f^inharjt, fFill|t* nt Fa ImHui. AuicuHlhv* nt iM>t**na IWtxIoit . 7 .. < ip * hit. t^l NVw ft ,-fc . Fiitr.»i)f(»rih't i *, ft * 2 r a lr r d P t i l r t .i t k l u i I. F i t t » h u n t h 4, I *ii11 ill F l l l f l h l i l t i . fillfl. AIp w W*rl 5 ft York Fill f*I)UrUfl <^lil(*n|fi» 5 7 . Yurto «t Ht 1 I * The Checkmate •> t ,* |«** I mmsI*, )h i »I T t^ si'* hmsM Vm ka( HI. l/3Di« ?sf i ‘tilifiMt*- I*it111«iti*tUhl*i» iti I*ii I'Ain*t uti. Itnuthiti )t{ iJ Im fim y itlr lAlt, the Peril ( line bsirk to tally twice und mrlnluln a 0 to I (end which dwindled down considerably after Leeaburg luul ■ (luxtied over four marker* to the third Hanford added (lure morr In the fifth frame und two In Ihe at* 111 while Urookllii wan ti-indrufflng the Jackets at the pint*. Excellent defensive pluy wa« turned tn by Donald Dyes*, the Fed nhortxtop, and by left fielder Miller of the Jacket*. The lineup Mr Lrexbunt include.I Oentry &a, ]| Wink cf and p. Miller If, Mihonry 3b. J \Vlnk lb Hart ’ c. Howard rf. Towne 2b. Iturtoff p. Bmllh cf The llnrup for Sanford roustsn-d of (lrnntham 3b. Drooklln p. Dyess u . Clark lb, Singletary If. Cullutn c. K.u tnrr rf. Swnln cf. THU* 2U tingle 3b. LOH A^OKI.KH. May ». tA V The laix Angeiex Angel* and HoilywiMHl Stark, xeventh and eighthplace finixherx in the ItMft I’aclflc u n i . tpH-k * < in Unlillc t 11 .1*3 Con..t la-ague, ute very Ivappy Mr.uir* 1,- l,r X * f nlaiut tht-ir respective catcher*— l l lro ilo x h itm 17. C tiftlla O "„xa D eary William* and A l Uilxer. N,i.J*i‘ilin i, A t l a n t a William*, down from the Chi­ -Vru Orlrxfi* a t t . l t l l n Ilia'll, r«,atpnnrtl x , l gr.inmtii cago Cuhx, whipped out It nf the Mi,tillc a l Mi'ialild*.* |M.#l|wiue.t. first 12 (hen wno trloil to (deal huxex against him. Unaer ha* 1V4ar'* lla ia n A t l n n l n al ( 'h n t l i - i m n g a ( n l g li O . *1nhlie *| l.un* tpH-k lnlaht| Si-w Orlctinx »l llempllt* tnlahtt. till mltialmm at Naalrvlllc (algtil) weie well up in tho flrxt divjxion n ftir three weeks o f the HMO PCL race. Itrtfiitta V r * l e e 4 « r MlnneniMilla ft, HL F m i l 7. IM IatiA rm lis 9, I ^ ' u Iav IMt I f t 11r 11o 3 , i -AI ti m int# I * lOttly f w m tH-hrdMW). TMbtlhl (Kit uiHtiM i c h r i l i i l H l b Brother Of Dodger Pitches No-HRI T»< at* Tiiltl*. it, Sli 31, Jo* Hr*, si. 1929. Holds Record For Wettest Derby L O U ISV IL L E . K iy, Mnv I , «») —The wettest Kentucky iWrby on record wa* In 11)21) when Clyde Van Duxcn w on-for owner H. I*. Canlner. Record* of the weather bureau show LIU Inches of rain fell that May day. • Incidentally, xlnro 1UJ7 It ha* mined nlng time* on Derby Day and failed to ruin 10 Umax. The hottest weather wax K7 de­ gree, fo r the 1U42 Derby and tho coolest wax 47 degree* tn lU'ITt. More than 2,700 perxon* were enrolled In Bed Cross National Aquatic Courses at 23 schools -tn IIf Ix S tlliili, if (Mi'IUhty, V O ff PA y / / A iik i i M I jjd IV ThnolHlhj. Mharp.-, j 6 ? vJoxj ih s Plitiff'’ li b VtA tttS NSW OtlcjfR# itatn r tnxxrd rntchor iloir KagfMl out of IhO game. Hlinrpe took over the catching axxlgnment niut wax pretty "xharpe" la-hind the platter. AWallet that's Business-like l'U< S Double check on this rich-looking beauty that combiner o feeling of luxury with round, practical purpoie. Speaki a builneu man's language becam e it hoi room -loft of it p w ir The I n r g e x t Horida .owned * tallied racing' in the’ atato wax iiooper'x Cirylo I! Hanrh. Twenty.alx horxe* were stabled at HieInuli. The Hunxhine Stable hnd 'It head at Hialeah and Monte Welt of Miami Spring* had an jVen doxen rnrrm at the track. H. I). Ulmer of Ixirgn ha. Ex-Major Leaguers Cash In On Coast to acoie Slim pc hut l.ung*t(in forced Lake al aecond moment* later. However. I jingxton ilnlc aecond, went to third tin a n .iu flcld out hy Juallce and xcored when M rllancy douhletl to loft. Irtiring the xixth Inning Umpire te A fS CAM. r f AaI l'«t-ilnl 7 Imylniui fi flftfflrtlVll!#* ft l> l itktL t- . 1 IlMtilln tratrfdd) • »r | .|,.|«» If, (|Atilt - ) UlA l^fnliiirc |>FfttI * H.INF(»J(I> 7. l*4lnlWn 2 Hanford wound up their acorlng and Tuttle *cnred, Sharpe winding STILL SO M E B O State Owned Horses Captured 5 Impor­ tant Racing Events _i-x ft tfftiiiiaio H* A«itfU>lirt* sA fffo iiB {(EfiAiD. SANROnO. PLOniOA i*f a Ie w s o m , ^ T * / ? A e -o t.p P4 aAt>0 LPHfA holder. A typical Swank triumph In leather-craft that any A<4LETiC PrfcA&e, AtAWiaJfir 6 o o P bury execvtlve-and hit a iio d a le i- a r e certoln la admire. 4 i s fVtoykise 4 c Woctho e e LETS END WASHINGTON BUNGUNG . . Ma y 7, l » 4 t OTHER WALLETS from $1.95 ANNOUNCEMENT ELTON J. MOUGHTON, JR vutmtantial ilevrlopmeni tn tbfi •date the last few yuart, and tho firat race In hUtory. fo r Florida foal* wag run at Hialeah thix xesxnn. Other Florida xtahloa which raced in the xlate during the lUCi-Jfi x.-a*on ware. Will 1km Dreex, B. If. Zac liar. Mrn. A. B. Chrixtopher, Hunter loron, W. I . Huntley, Dave Noa*ek, C. A. O'. Nell. Farndlxe Farm , F. C. Pelcre, J . II. Bright, Mr*. 1.. H. Bunt, Nor man Ferfix, f?, 0 . Collin*. Jr . and C A II Farm . • In tiow aaaociated veilh the a JAMES GUT AGENCY CORRECT MEN’S WEAR A t Imurance Solicitor PHONE 78 312 La s t f i r s t s t . R. C. DODD Land cleared, dirt moved, raid* bull!,' drainage week, dracllne, hr o t t c o N fm ttrc n o N co. Contact K*y Johnson at the Bed Barn Rextaunnt. ..Then# Mt-M. Appreciate Your Vote For NO BEER! NO WINE! NO WHISKEY! JUST GOOD FOOD! ROY JOHNSON’S Red Barn Restaurant County Commissioner IP S ill POLITICAL 3 miles south of Snnford On IH-W*y 17 XOVKnTIXKMKVfl Vote for M.B. (T-Bone) Smith vq« Ceeutne Morocco, black and brown. AkACKS /JO. I P l < a i e e -Tlits yeA u, WMMMWWMWAWWMAMWWMnA PJr ( il l i k a n T I l iwesert 1* 11*1 Jab of gtime: r ti. t Larillv, M< IdHShl -a n d conveniently Incorporate! a removable check book r o p w its o R a s m o A CONSTANT REMEMBRANCE Now i, IX, lima to plan * * s '* * " * - Hta long npertenca tn the Left*)*lure and-his wide ac­ quaintance throughout tho state, particularly amount governmental offldala in Tal­ lahassee, give him a treat advantage tn representing the people of U)ls county. HU Influence with Bute Road Department officials U shown by the Targe amount of road building going on In UUa county In spite of wartime restrictions. UMOOO on As Governor of Florida during the trying war years, SPESSARD L HOLLAND was in a position to observe cfforts to centralize government in Washington and to rea­ lize the hazard* of that trend. ■ - - ■ ?V •' - Many other students of government have viewed that trend with concern. Hit firm ifand on this matter has been made plain to thousands of Floridians during his campaign for tho United States Senate and has drawn repeated demon­ strations Of approval. If is: "In tho general Hold of rights of states, I want to be on record as « firm believer that the soundest, p o st eco­ nomical government is (hat which is kept dose to the people, that is, in the states, or in the county or local gov­ ernments, end I shell strongly stand for H u t policy a t your Senator/* 5 �K - *• TYEDNEEDaY. >1a T 1.1946 THK SA N FO R D HKftALD. SANFORD FLO R ID A ^ page HEADACHE (*f*Jt** t**«»U* 4 »**t*Wt NU<it4 i»c.«4.«att ilui t« l »«««!Mi I* |<V* ***** «**«1 |MW* Lri-Utl* *r-J MUllfla. UnuifCAPUDINE SOUTHERN'S • CORN DUST ............... • • n o u n s h o .m i : i i a r k IN THE COWAN HIUMHNf F u r n i t u r e R e b u ilt a n d R e c o v e re d - fWbaW 4tu#<ttar4* • • l*UL 3 Rent Way* To Grow I t WORM-FREE . . . ^piES wlifi'ii imIi eilM-rla re li'uillI um| iMfl CORN OIL ROLL S CAKES y<mr furniture will look** like neA, ill wear l**tii r tlum ever ■V/g koA CORN SPRAY iecuvor it. Only the fintutf curbft rurtirin niutrntiU !*hunr 1112 fur u fret* evtim.iU* ami \tiutru uf titnti*rUtl.4. Foci free to to ll on un fo r advice. We specialize in IocjU needs. SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, Inc 204 N. Elm Avenue The Poor Cave iVlan Had No Ncwapnper To Advortiae In. But You Have !! SANFORD UPHOLSTERY O f INDIA. \L N* 3S P i V CAN SWALLOW la r o l o e a tc r a W vV » r . f k M a n u fa c tu re rs auen as a ru u . ’t J GROWN CAT, A ro w i 0 0 a L it ^ F I 102 Snnrurd Avenue I O P I iR A T O R S Starting Rate 5 days $25.00 nutfOH <M« r>t»D^|WPUf*l*J 15 IA31LV YAHtD A« 0 I t L is ts TO wilt* Tut v i m t i s Amo Pu b lic PVAC13 CUAN ( # / / r i M I T / t r / M D ) S ingle or Strickland - Morrison, Inc ^ 4 PHONE 200 D I N E u n d D A N C E a t th e H I-H A T C L U B OPEN EVERY NIGHT Orchestra Every Saturday Niulit S t e a k s — C h ic k e n — B a rb e c u e U noecem ary CONCRETE PRODUCTS • • • • Paid vacations Conerrie Pipe, lluililin^ IIlucks, Rcntly-niixed Concrete • T a x i- r a p s e r v i c e \ Septic Tanks, Qoncrete Fenre I’imI; Well Curbs and • Properly Markers Paid while learning Frequent inerto^ m Overtime pay Saolnrd • Drt.nml H ighway— Iurntrrl) Shurt*# Cam s . to late htmr* n a iH F tir r tr A roi. a p p i .y S • r. weekdays S o tu rd u v s R - 12 SO U TH ERN BELL T E L . & T E L . CO. ] Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co V M arried A g e s Hi - 25 E xperience Your Ford Denier Knows Your Ford Rest! FRANK’S TAVERN ant! * * HI-HAT CLUB TELEPHONE O h util and Operated liy Ex*servicemen ‘{ A '/ .'- No Siilcij Sundays. No Sales to Minors, No Drinking on Frcmises.-s f iv l PA CK A G E S T O F U V Phone 1211 Mt u . aa ca e i atoo. M o x M Sanford. Florida ROBERT L. COX The .Sanford Korold cm# into more than 3000 home* in Han­ ford nlid Seminole County. If yo u , liitvp aotnelltlng to #1*11 or hoy you will find tiuil n rlim.rfird ml in the*** ruluinnii will .ill (lit most pniplii about it for 111t* leant money. Ption* NR or brine your ad to The Herald nffire fo r uakk result*. FOR C L A S SIFIE D HATES I Or OHr 07r 0,'ir per line fur one iiturrlioit per line fur ,1 inset l ion# per line fm a il Insertion* Jirr line for 215 insertion# Minimum charge .10r Count 5 word* to a line Including phone and addreaa SALE \N Ml Ml f t l M ' t M 'l l tl * III PHOTOGRAPHER STRICKLAND MORRISON tl»M ' t*’ lo h t i- b n l d e b it lit S u lif t it 'i %V i it if-if* L mI I i w h it e it ltd rn |tm '* l fiiil 1ml*i11*fit jxilittcw. f ‘ai nrrr * «ary l.iLctal contract ' Apply I* H lint 7'U, Jarkiton.vri!|c. Flu (U RL It*i »ud» Ftiu ti la in ml Ltiney'» l>iug Store. I'nrt lituv tfi full tin**. * | FOR SA LE— \VK have si »nuill lot . of 12, Id nnd '.'II cuace S H E L L S now on the w a y—alwi n limited i|unntily of 22 C A R T R ID G E S— and in a few day* we will iw a hip to toko care uf purl uf your r„~ qiilremunU for neat Mason. Stanley dioger* Hardware Co. HELP WANTED REST RAMliUItGBR sandwich it. the County—and STI 1,1. 16* ul Itoy Johnson** Iteit Bam HeMuutunt, .3 mile# South >f Sanford an Ill-way 17. MINCH 8KltVEl)~#t Urn* HI D IIAliN II to 2 I'. M Coniplr-i*' uiral 50c. Itoy want* to •<< you. (Cloned Tuesday). U A I.I.A n n ’ft feed, procerie*, etc, Phone B05-J. II. Q. Tmichum, FOR S A C K -12UI C elery.-. Sevan room two-*t«ry home torated veiy el, im* in. Imutedinte U rilO IdiTFdU m fabric*, Lupee- roa*e#*hm. Ilu- five room earane Lrlaa, bfoeatellc#, damaake, apartm ent al.o imitation loatlier and d u p e ry Itiihril V William* fnlrie*. /irrangument fur cart­ Phone 732 Alluntie Dunk llhlif. age If work iUnited. R. H. Ilrown, 2041 N. Orpiuia Ave., FOR 8 A I.K Orlando- ft*Raven room Imoicaluw1. eliolry In nlion on Mm; uni la Ave., cortior V A I.R N C IA O/itiiMM »2A!(t bu*hrl lot. Pmutaolun inn I** artringed . M. M. L ptd. PJmne 47011.______ Robert A. William* A lluiillr Hunk llhli; i ’ KAT, dirt, cypre** pu*l*. 411 Phone 732 P R Y K IlS , fre*h dre#«e*l ublr dally. Ti-ndr Fry K M IT V f> *»l oil can#—tlk each. 22015 Sanford Avenue, II. II. Pope (In 1124. - fur liiiiik.li > minty l.tiun ltd St. ASIIIKK TO t;o IN TK MNINti n o o n STAitri.Nt; s v i. v in MOST UK l*KHM \N K N | SAN K»HU UKSIOR.NJ. 1*1.CASING I'EKSON A M TV, lA C K M .K N f K P T H H f t I.AIM.I CHAIN CltOCKItY. M ‘l*l > H» JOK S A l NIlKItS. M \N \i.I li. MAU G A lIK r, ANN SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP t apartment, <225.011 ca»h. fit •* F R Y E R S and putleU * 1.00 aach. WHI2ZF.K ItO.OO. Phe E man’* bicycle, fJfliJO. YaU*, khone 5R0-W. RRVEH LY LAVKRNK A M ODERN furnliheit hm apartment# from fid i Ineludeil. Phone Drang# City. WAN75PTO ■> P L A N T S “of all klnH*. 102* ,- ;r 4th SU . ' S i V j J i ! , j K-f * Phone M. G. Hrtnann I’ermanent. fy**Lj MOTOR Bike. IV rfeet eondlllon. 3 ROOM furoUhed aparU ■ Tiell right. 1110 Celery Ava. ret non# INe family, rto t Mr#. Evelyn Godwin, JlIBT received — a ahlpment U rTexa# saddle*. Price* reaoooII ill Irapler^ent Cn./Ph<m# ♦♦♦*1*♦♦♦ MONEY WORRIES ARE UNNECESSARY ? y " iiiitiivi»r your |>frH<itnil ntinn*v irnlili'ittH, « r ran n iK e them , tu n - #j# *•* ,' u*’ \Ve iiK ii t"duy almut a perwinal limn. fin an re ptirrhawM. *♦* 0 I'rmitlen PKIIMANKM initArmry alruchin** — FAUMERS-hNuw i* tin* l i m e t. have your tractor p n in tr< | i.t Keel'# Paint Shop, 300 W. 2nd St. Phone IQOl J. Ill'I Ml your home with Hlgb Teat Concrete lihick*. .Miruelt Concrete Co.. J. E. Tetwllleger 300 Elta Ave.< E#taldi»heii • 1010. Lo*t and Found Ylix w ith r e im it l. *•!«•<-<*«> nr nr •vvvirnitiing Southern |p m i|s . n l h i r • STONE TOWER INDUSTRIES, Inc Bread . ' 3(111 Miiplt* \ vt*mit* — I'ltniii* IH'.ll JAMKS H k SRY DYSON, rroiilt-nl ('. .M URKY VINCKNT, .lr., Vicc-I,ri.*ridcnl WE'RE HEADIN'FOR TOWN NOW. THAT ■ AHEAb OF US. R IG H T/R A N C E'? . BE READY TO HIT THE BANK THE MINUTE n WE START f ^SHOQTIN'i ARE YUH SURE THE SHERIFF AIN'T GONNA MIX IN ON r TH IS I'VE TOLD VUH MATT CLAVTON IS ’FIX ED '.I DIP IT M Y S E L F ! r IT 'L L B E DARK bV IME TIME W E G ET T H E R E . SA D D LE U P ,^ ^ BO YS SU RE KEMO SAI CRO O KS LEA V E r NOW !/, WHY O O N T THEY COME ^ S O E .*«- AND IT'S T H E O N L Y O N E I L C A N THIN*: OF, THAT I S N T CA LLED OFF B E C A U S E T O P 0 A I2 K N E S S "fJZ fi. ^ * 1 G O O D .W E'LL FOLLOW THEM AND WARN THE •—i SHERIFF. between Chubt Monday. ReUnr land, Jr„ SlaivJ 8 ten*trnm. B. FURNISHED 2 Iredroom *1**1**1* 3<>n \V. 2nd Si THREE rooni furuiohad ment or la fire or elx r##ldent*. An 106.14 » t *>10. phont 607 4 . _________ ^ *!♦ CONCRETE BLOCKS UP FOR RENT O* I.L I l C t your m i. o f a g e o r condition M IS C E L L A N E O U S 1K~ ST A N D S of bee#, with *0 vo a i R I . ’S bicycle for »ule. hroiwl new. 0 1 6 W Park. CO lb*, o f honey irtcludH. Will sell one or all. M. M. Lord, TWO brood now#, Poland China, r ho lie 4703. *' Du rot rot*. 1 60 each. Cecil and finlihlng. ( ' t r a i l i n g and w a r Flow er*. Phone tW'i-W. Ing. New fliHii# nurfaitd In per NEW C roo« 3 bedroom bourn. faction. Did flour# m a d e like in * 2 lot*, tcraifted porch, 2 cur garCall uge, licaulifully lundacaped. | 7« 10.. II. M. (ILK A St IN l,ak«* Maty. Fla. ODtiC • PLYM OUTH 7 ROOM 4 beilrnom hou»* 2 car M tW N S mowed w i t h power m o w iR T S AND S E R V IC E g a ra g e with 5 room apartment, er. Phone 7 7 H-X.I. Imatta A re. Phone 1011 clout In 47000.00. C A SH huyrr* waiting for Homo# I 0 B IL E and radiator* reH O U SE—do*e In lid n g room, din­ Grove*, tluaine#* property nl 1. W right and Cohan Garing room, kitchen1 and braakfaat all type*. For quick result* li*( SIM A French, Phone nook d ow nitain, 2 bedroom# upyour property with W. Uryattl #Ulr«J- Screened porehaa front Calhoun, Realtor, llm atilla, F I. and back. Thl, hou#a la nicely Kmlak- ^jnT#hlng planner^ b u t ,n m l» A *P*'r* r Kodak flint* In IN RO SE Court Sectlon- 6 room houte. attic fan, large room*, fireplace, garage. f r J l f . a c r e a n o i t porrhc#. 16800.00. Fre.1 W. Bender, R e a lto r___ S tate Rank B k lf. Phone 1030 sS 'V V ' • ♦♦♦ FAMILY LOAN COMPANY . , lio for expert fin! v *t**♦**1*v *•*'I* ♦.* ,•*1**!**1* W ANTED BUSINESS SERVICE 4» p ALL/ Every l him* in Redding,'* We P A IN T E D CHINA WA HE. S la tatock quality furttilure, Call u« Icy-Rogeia Hardware Co, for your bedding und furniture netfda. t c h o t a Bedding and P R R N IT U R K fo T T ^ IT for J room Furniture Co^ 117 W. l i t St.. *♦* AFTER •!' % PERSONAL LOANS A ^ WK MANUFACTURE and rebuild S ta our new apartm ent of IIANU Phone 1133. C**1**1*****!• ****!• THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE ? * j J I118 ' s "g. i ri I CANT S E E . WHO-5 OCT t h e r e w it h YI X x f k 1 WHY ASIC SUCH A SILLY Q U E ST IO N * , you know r ] LOVE. i S r r i ONLV A < " h GAM E] �__^ffKDNE§DAYr ^ Y : K 1 5 i 3 THE SANFORD HERALD, OTF^ Cage Athlete Signs For More Than $60,000 '< <*liitf». t 1 k ite fir rt v rtlctre ■ ' ----------George Mikan Also Writes Way Into Legal Profession I>roi»#rtj' f t * hi h i c a b lh H . am i kitchen uU ntH a. of t * h * r ll« W jllln m # . u ml ?l p l a r r on I lie l l l l i tin) u f lln u am i II- of linn IZ I l i * oo> lH jj1ar*e Imrndrd I th ru of Ju III hail l^tltlii Hrrood I Murk prr* 1 IIt.it, l'mr**tr»l Itttn riU LmiM j»#t»l Mefloni liir -\\riu*r« ami { uliuifirtK on «* t> I a I I n h and ■ Iknim bin |»rl%e» it ml V< ritangti | A' rnm * iia III#* d !■ |» r o p ** * : d t<« In* ft* It *1 Hill*1 Ninul'i K Ir A n t h in D a t e d A p ril a e t h M m * it V IV IA N i \**=| u 'e iu u It r. -M a i . I p, liriirti Mt ftutMP D ltf t f n oon in b u lk H lu n . i f ft.-I m i I ri*fil|t*d I * ||i m M W ILLA R D CO N N O LLY A fam oit, Swedish explorer, author and lecturer, fin e .la Mo berg Is in Fort S ly er, to study and write u history of the Sem ­ inole Indians, Later he will go i > Alaska 'a n d study the Fskimo and their life mi general, lie hai­ led four expeditions into A frira und visited AH countries, also written five books iifanit In- ex­ perience* He fisst cmme lo tin United S tales in lti-17 « .ne.-tn; field agent fur tile Swi-li-l, lim a 1 Klhmdogtcal Museum uf Stin-1 hollil, w hich he still lep re-e-it* lla v lo im H eart1 planotul tu run struct a new attitetir .lod n im ul u rosl uf hill Hit* IIIlif t H» in % it y i li l. o u t l t l , % u (Iitiifiiii of lh o ' l)i«H **-sf u f S o u t h l i i ' i u l a . E j t k r u * pul C’hurrh. t Film i f t v i t f iicv n 'lv i hr m in k lr v in £* ••i H „ .1 lu U iJ ii f"i'l. Tit nip a niwl We* | Hnlm | Hearh where hv u i , ft i lor nt I hr fimt* of rn tfllhlf flu- »i«Tviee lit in ti tilolim tr •*f IL-htM I’iilie-i* (•fstievu. N V o h ir h i« ooe *»f tin tv iim iH u fiu fia It The 1--we -■ w as X JM uou rnnimtssiroiri * of jerted the hid. the The Illy re t lit* Bttfl Till** met veil r r m i rhem in S um the 11 Jfi.mytl timid felurii^il j ffw ii t o lime! ttimy rhitplom rmfiit, nml U JtRs Wtuiit t. i (In Hi. Ilev. John I! Witiif, D. D. hiFthop iif the ilhKtkf nf South Moritlu. A native of Iluf fa 111. N \ , Rev l.m iliu gift l* T P i| III of H my t ju a r t e r f r o it llr u IM f Up to 36"xB4" / ’/ • / o u s 25'; Cash With Order Balance Shipped C.O.D. p. St. Johns River Manufacturing Co o. Box 181 St. Augustine, Flor *»w in* SERVICES RENDERED , DICK’S PRODUCE MARKET i3 To it’a new location 106 NORTH PARK AVENUE (Rear of Henry Ruasell's Seed Store) t Freah Fruits and Produce Daily • A Line of Fancy Groeerie* O A l.o Several Scarce Item. DICK AIKEN’S PRODUCE MARKET BOXSPRING ' MATTRESS $ 2 Q .5 0 Ace amusements Sanford's Colored Railroad Commissioner ((orp. ! ) A South M urid, business man with an -ALL FLO RID A view point "W IN I 'j i i i i WITH F w lti l+-»i W ILL IA M S " Iff x r r l t « r i i i # H f hi-fi I r A tilt*! r ln ill-u p o f all .(ill- j sn u iln iy c a tld liiaiu In the i :t v i o f f i l m , tn u ff.i-i any p o ssib ility < o f the gaining o f n fo ithol l ’ there hy an epideone o f in fa n tile t ptiruly.ls, wn* ordered T uesd ay | nighl al a m eeting o f the n l y • rmined The decision follow ed the ' repnil n( «n nutliienk u f the d isease in T llu .viU e w here four c u e . writ" iv|tnrte.l the first of the week and one death . Ill thut yity ext t a pi ecaiiliolis m e being used to check tllo *pre*'I o f this di cad d isease. Holly wood by the S ea I, consid e lin g using a plane carryin g 1,000 pounds of D P T per fli" h l to rid the rllv of m os(|u itn e, and san dflies. “The Blood of jesuB” A viiiglity epic o f m otlern m o ra l, w ith S p en co r W ill­ ia m ., C n lh ry n C avincss and A U , STA R C O LO R ­ ED CAST. H e a r th e H EA V EN LY C H O IR Of 750 Voice. Tickets can be bought from yout* church or at the theatre. 25c Admission 50c “ASTHMA” ar TRY Asthmancfrin LEGS Sff.95 The new and effective Inhalalional. therapy method thut him Riven relief and witinfnction to thotuumdo. MONEY REFUND AGREEMENT 10 Day Trial Cantrji Indicullonii for the uxe of thU,product Ih on the label. These Touchton Drug Co. Tuxedo Feeds will make your Chicks Grow Reul Eatute Suiea- -Retitnla—Mortgage Loans • BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! Dependable lutuirunce und Bonds Gel your nclude Beauty rest Box Spring* and Simmons White Knight Mattreaae*. Double-Duty DeLuxe RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR FAMID labor trouble shooter Ed­ ward#. McOrady (abova) has been drafted by Secretary of Labor Scbwetlaobach u a .pedal media* tor tn th* soft coal .trike, McGrady met with th* Labor Secretary and the soft coal operator*. Re hope* to meet John L. Lewis, bead of tha itriking AFL United Mine Workers, and get Um bock to th* conference BRONZE WIRE Up to 36”x72" JOE WILLIAMS frarnintr llmi Itavr i f r r p t l y rimA pril 29, 30 - M ay 1, 2, 3 feirwl i|nclui'*H ilrRiTc* uptih hint ? ’Phone19C0 Window Screens, b r o n z e w ir e lirailUk'- YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Flnrfdn. *tl Accident I** li etl M r a t ¥• ‘ Tli01?lH " Automobile IDelmiiL Ji \* Vl^itii Aviation IHchiint. |itr(«7ifjiiDt. Wit it*-*# r m» h nd Mini official Burglary *1 Hi h t |>|«JliL pr^iulnuia* t OiiHij, Boildfl **•■r ■*’.: * —«— *#f n * * rld l i. itif j ; r d d a y of ■Crime Protection Cargo , Dishonesty Extended Coverage Fire llo'spitalimtttinrHealth (com m ercial) ( non-commercial) Jew elry All-Risk Liability (Autom obile) (Business) A beell.t (eslaisise Hi* o( («" (Personal) i-o.i doctor. M Ikil inUioiiis* r.biter will bo issl FtfE, trbilo tboy toil, lo one Life Lifetime Income ’•O d er w illin g to r b t (d.CBtiOAdl O i d d a g 1 M’S A>0„ How Toil, N T , Dial. L'-30 j Money & Securities Windstorm W orkmen's Compensation YOUR FINANCING NEEDS SUPPO RT Automobile Purchases A N D VO TE FOR FHA Ifoans On Homes To Build To Buy To Remodel Lift1 Insurance Loans YOUR SERVICE NEEDS Insurance Analysis Insurance Survey Blotters Claim Boat! Maps Memoiaiidum Pads Ih f «*It ■ il t »iii IN to u ts FROM SAN FRANCISCO to Johns HnpkUi' 1’ ^ t a l , n.ltlm or*, M il, Air. and Mrs. Jack ftcime nro shown With their N H ye.ir-old "blue baby'* Mike, on lho train in Chicago. The parents a re ^ jp e fu l that th« npeiation at the hospital will rtire their ailing child. In background I. the oxygen lent which sustained Mika during the trip. ” (International) Screen Doors ,\ rr* . t ii *♦. «•» \ij\ : ; h * \ !• m e «■*-*!.»M mrt fm dlvutrr world pto(e.«iunul champ.onahl|t toumament hare. "The law prof e l o n will rorne flint, though-" • " ' . - "B ig M fW * Who- twee I high fcIiooI lumkrtloill find Wits* ttinied thiwn liy Ndtr# Hume u"too iiw kw aid" to play, s s p the first rookie In the pin nin k, ever to will the most valuable uwartl In the worltl tournament. He tr-l a-new loornamenl .coring fefOlil o f tan point, a* the (ira r, Dni.ti ed third in the 14-tram meet. He turned pro after lie finished an inteicolleitiale career at l»< Paul during which hr won nliAo.t •v e ry honor available to « col1 lege player, Including the rating o f “ all-time A ll-Am erican" of the Helm . Loundatidn, L o t , Angelr, organUation iliat rale," tnlleg. cage ,ta r* . With it all, this sivfool, teninch giant ha, remained enmpletely modeat, und probably ini* no peer aiming the "big b o y," of the gam r as a team playei. While ■ etting one scoring recoid after another, he w a, a.ked "why don't you nhivtl im u r7” Hi. an awer: “ I don't rare if I w e i aeore so lung a . we win I'll p a ., to any player culling In­ ward the hasl.rt if I think lie lma bcllci rhunce tn seme than I'd have.” ,_ Mikuu's professors at lie J ’uul have complete (aith hi hi, futuir In the legal profession, lie*, alI most an " A " student despite th'1 time he lu,t lioni his cln.se* and lectures because of lur.krti'nlb tin Is “ quick on the t i ig g n " in elas,room debates, an cxrrllrnt >peak er, and h i, industry I, unu-tal. During the recent world toutnament. lie w a, taking mid-ten i examination. “ Hut bo came down heir in tin1 afternoon to help me coach th, freshm en." Itay Meyer, lu3 Dr Paul coach .aid, Mikan sa y , he may play ha-«hall again this sumoirt A , t. pilcher for an amateur team in Joliet, III., his home town, he had a strikeout average of almost II per game last year, hilt pa*,r<l up tryout offer* with major league team*. i "Don’t worry, he'll dn all rlifht where hr i, without pnifessiano' liuscball," Meyer aver,. Made to Order Swid WIDTH A LENGTH MEASUREMENT I*-mlfj I I»ktrkr. All itarllr* 'n IniftirM ar\d cl*Iaeiir *fl3ll It. vr tin *t|*|H»tai»itti> to l bt f 'l SCREEN DOORS - WINDOW SCREEN Ba 14. #iUf* to t a k e NfXVO'JUY burn* hi* n .ili. U u in * j lit i.Mkf *»f ih** *’i! l *,omml*alon referee Arthur Dmmvan, St. Im v w #*if |ti«* P lli o f PnMlfrnil. FIfn1 tit., till# 23n«1 «U* '* April lf*f* court tn Hew York City otter h* was formally charged With homi­ cide. Donovan It alleged to have .truck Importer David Corcoran, an M erit i: nc iti.i: old friend, atler a round of nightto i iiA it i.it : u n . L i i a * clubbing. Th* later, whota head <>r Ti. Whom li 1|«* l*nnr-in I n . i i m ftrrlliin .truck the ildewalk, died later In • S r. F l o r id at i l lHi i In, fl uf t ew, l i 1h > ll. r w i l l .*11 h m n itaL _ ' (lidcrnaKunal) it nubi'r noctlfitt '** front »»,■ in* Ix;gal Notices !» } n a t U f y a Urn for f to t i i g t m hlcfc ' la now In l h a - m o u n t of Fifty * * !* ri.it uf Mjk ik i Iiu llr ahif. aivl T e r m # t* « n h .'T * m e b r t w a a n 1#nl * 21tIlftl H nl Hindi II, ieiMl S I . M, Stold # t it le r l<vU I thrti I* **f |lb**k II. * r»; arparJle i lit* i|t*» iirnprfty iC**iird Hi District I t l - A tOrir Hinalr PmHilly J* drfccflbrd a« Lujh -- Are your screen* in food order? chair." t a r lo t t r and supply of strong Flexibility can be ad­ ded to your one room apartment through the use of one of the handsome new sofa bed*. Equipped with inner • spring, unit* in both the teat and the back rest, tha sofa furnishes lounging comfort by day ana can conven­ iently b« opened up herd th y B a b y C h ic k s f r o m Room 4, Florida Stale Bank Uulding SIGNS SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 0 —Dec’s Sign Service 2nd 61. a t Sanford Avs. Phono 358,. (0 . t>. LANDHESS) • Phone 1021 uhi*. , p ^ L _ . Deep pila ChodUle spreads in • . . . . *; ; ( ■ beautiful colors, Single or double MEET bod slse. YOUR The Opening Of FRIENDS MW • if e x- : * 1L bT- > K c d l i UEPENDAM ^ AND PROMPT 1 Holly and Commercial Avenues iiia s n ia M iiB h fa t �L. ____ .** -- • ,---.------ ----- , -a- - f » __ * , Lm . -• ---- -------- --------- --------------------- r — --------- , — * A V * 1 .. — — • H anford lir r a lit To Protect the Peace of Mir World) To Promote tho Progress of A n irlti) .. * To Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. * THE WEATHER S n llr r t d »howrr* ami tlnindrrMorni* (Id* atiVriunui. louicbl ami lillja r . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA, WU I*« « "■' - Is Conservation Of Power In Effect Today As Parley Fails Illinois No Hope Is Held For Settlement Of Coal Strike This Week; Byrd Hits Royalties Leave For Germany gi .pthc two birfbperatlng brqtherhooda, which have called N O . H iJ Arab Leaders Reject Anglo-U. S. Committee Report On Palestine Virtual Ultimatum Delivered Threat­ ening Uprising If Jews Are Admitted - f»- FIREFIGHTERS FOUR WATER ON WRECKED DESTROYER i • t/vICAOO , May 2 , t,V)r- A di astir power eon»ei viiUdfl order 1* in effect in Chicago and about 1360 oth-c lit noi.w ritiee. The lllu iid ' t iiinrneir# Commission tilde re, 1 t Ll* reduction of d eriric curient to prolerf public health and safety during tjie critical shortage of aofi. coat The iiimmission directive npp o u m lv mc.ins that about twot birds nf Illinois w.ll have no m erles aflci 6 :0 J V. .U. and no ihows in legitim ate theaters or snorting events at night. A weekly total o f 2 t * hours f electric power will he permitted fin m anufacturer j and industrid |S M a a 'b |w n ilin g Monday through Friday. t'i iiimerc al u-ers may 'op erate fti'in 2 00 to G.OC I’. V. Monday thinugh Saturday. * The order bans the lighting ol show window* and signs, eat healing uni interior lighting in excess of niinmUni requirementBstaldishnirnts essential !• public health and sa fe ty and *» ice ti<in of property nml Iran poitniion fiioilille* will not I affected. Domestic user* arc n d ' not to use any more ete-iricit than necessary. CHICAGoTM ny 2, (/P)— Hopes thnt railroad opera­ tors and tho Engineers and Trainm en’s Brotherhoods . would be able to settle th e ir differences by m utual ag ree­ ment received a set-back t^ d a y . Commerce Commission Takes Action 'Because Of Critical Coal Supply Associated Press I/cased Wire THURSDAY. MAY 2. I!I|C ■ J ' . , ,_ • • c *1 . r » JElirSA LEAl. MiO 2 pP) ; — Ait Anil) official annmnuc.H that fit** powerful Arab tugli onmfiiittee today* delivered t<» Itritain a .letter which -lie- say* Is the .next, thing In an "ultimatum. The spokesman -asserts that the note rejects, the Anglo- American recommendations • s ‘ :~ - - * ' ;' . $>ji P a lm in? Hr de*Ur«^ that thu A n ta now o strike for May 18, walked out of will prrjNire all tiircim f a conference with the operator* lu order ti* rtv.uni * he calb» this rooming. thr tniUima! t r *■*ni; t*’ IJir Ajioke,%The p m lA n l of the trainm en,; nun u Ahuim J .SHufc-iJ■ n <un*rtor A. P. Whitney, Mid Diet Uie of tlu* Ar.itj it, In brotherhood delegates left the meet­ —h f Mid slJW* ICtllT to ing after About l i minuter became lin tnm ijirc itn is nn Ar.tb uprising the operator* offered nothing >ubAtmiiar to tho^e of 103^ to 1039. lUntlAl. Whitney M id that the K i r l l r t to d a y A r a b I r jt t r M in brotherhood negotiation* will d u ­ nounerd pDii* Uk -t m tv* rwUt* ctile the iltuellon further wlUt the alter to the Aligln-nrU;*h R .‘om9 wage committee, bill will not meet inundation tlu f IOOUOO .Irwx ! k* with the operators again unless thej adimml to I’nttT |VtIr%tnir V coinmake a substantial offer. nntirr lut> Im -ii ip,* t ’ » conThe brollierhood* baa Issued the 1 Aklff a pdnsibir .,\ ii iiLt'iH'tllfllCf itrlke call after rejecting the re­ itrlk * commendations of a presidential itamr*) I hr* \ t Itf> * *+!M«" iH * t feet-finding board. -I 'ft'* .if riiiri L'»“ ■* % ’ *i Tbe e le c tric co m p an ies ar In Washington Indications mount­ i *h< - f t -If *•'* erupt w i l e d t . cu t o ff s e r v in ed that John U 1-rwis has ruled i!U■’' | fro m f irm s m [ic is o iis w ho won' out the possibility of an early aet\».d * cooperate tlement In the strike of hLs 400.000 ntf-l -lit The i nimiluMiiii chairman, ,'o to ll coal miner*. Oherrvcrs pointed If, N>vk D Itigg*. estimate* the wee1 out that in calling hU 250-roan i saving m eoul will total • ,. >) policy committee to Washington ton, f i"in iiinimerclal and mil (of a conference next Tuesday, lOid 11« trial user, alone, lew is showed that he did not expect a atrlke settlement by that > \ • .rv.lt* il 4' • 4- if . I f lime. tmieid W •Jtiatell'.iiii? *!•-! niilf tul lie m iy have aummoned the till1* rn III* 11*'vt |H hunt* Hi* committee, however, to hear a re­ • ill.I III* 'll.| In d t l b . u till.* Vk**u!d port on progress or to make up FAMtLUBB of American service­ TH E FMOKINO, T W IBT tU W11E C K U lp it) the drslnm -r-rs.nrt UfSM . Hhr sank within an bun im.t was HVlnirf nn the Isitlimi wiirn lilt* th" • " i f ii,Mu bunging problrrna connected with the open­ men now with the occupation ill** I\t it •t )II f *118* !hf* Hnlar 1* liciugiai by toil* of water m m ,*hrwn* blown apart bv 1,11| aerial view wu* takrn nl*ir|sirb. Ic.ird *,*irn missingand eighty ing of contract parley* for T9,000 Ior£m In Ocnnany are shown *iiiii « t Uni htimiii .tti'tl it mi#i$t explosion at a dock nl lovmardo. N 1 N avy'm id <Im !i >ii larMniiid iiijincd hard coal miner*. In any event. aboard the ttuna port Oeorge W. (Interm ilonali , .ttiim* sillu*i fmm one »»f fit** \ n b avre unloading nmmunltlori from thi #*i*hip when the blast m riiin d ( I-rwla apparently doe* not expect OocUmls, just before Die vessel DAMASCUS. Byria, May 3 (A1)— jn the l T-ttt*f| nr the soft coal atrlke to end within sailed for Uromerluven. Oermany. Tlie new tivrtan cabinet under fI till. -fri|li« miMMi t i nf l Li » iiity 4 the next fives day». In the too bunk la Mrs. Midge f’rrmler S ia a a lla h Ja b ru h is anuf ; ( oiltu it .ii'Liu£ tit t he 11 !n AtUnlk CUT, United B u te* Aldrich. Film . M ich, on;J dough- mtuncctl a platform which Includes -*3 e-M*t-h if i **ti !*»" 'S en ato r HMTjrjF. 'HYW JfRUrtbe. te-, Marguerite, 11 m onth*.. In condmmalino o f trtv P ril t-h-AnieriJ J>rr la . fit I hi* 1Vt -sit hauan wax :■ <*'*!ad for A n o th er the bottom one Is Mrs,. Mary M, can Palestine inquiry report The lim it . caUatrophe if the soft- coal atrtfce Davenport, of Fitchburg, __ ______. ___statement of policy. by the new M oss, mid Mil 1*14 . .4 |\lh continue! for two mold week*. The son, David. (International) I Government promise* unlimited t |*|.| i t* , elite VlrglnU democrat told the 34th a n ­ Syrian support of Palestine in | H,r M•*! il* I , 1 ra n nua) meeting of the United Slate* (tghtlnj Zionism. ITU ||l| llf| )l| III.I' Clum ber of Commerce that John T he cabinet also proposes mm- 1 L. Lew la wa* trying to collect an ptilsory m ilitary aervlce for S y r ia ; annual royalty o f 860.000,000. and the cotusolltUllon of the state Byrd said he did not believe U » t police, gendarmerie, and deoert j our business economy can operate corps under tha -Minister) of De- i t by paying royaltlea to labor leadMIAMI May 2. O P i- lt s a roolfense. 9 era turh a* United Mine worker* ititf |iirii<kf| fi»r Irruiim* himtrr IrThe new govenmient’* program ’ Chief Lew la and Jam es PelrtUo, a i U iJumi^Ui I h. hutiler for calls for close' relation* with all head of the Musician*’ Federation. fmiRNMittu in A /te u o ltl o n I In* Arab states, strong support for the Kin- nf uiiilotrrmini-il nrlpnt p w \ < m i\ « ;i i i \ 'I f|n r ftf the r HI ‘IIIl*NAfl«*rC i'll Arab League and help to Arab which was first nntired by •' I VM I \ \ I• |h#* U if i. .. V lt.d-1 • K 1 nil! Kr\ t% N lie Gikin*f ti* states to achieve their independ­ im -.im: taxi driver nil hit 1 ! * . itc f ii •/ I 1 ♦ • UiH» A I ,M ence It S t ir i* l ut J 30 o'rliH-k Ib is iiin ri \ Hi f tl • • e .1 • f ti -• jw" .ill htN It .*ll uUt 4, I MlU'ii The cabinet also pledged mg, ilrslmyetl [hr biilbllng an IumwiMf I hr I « trmlit, Willhimwii ■ itV'N hr y«iltlir In f f'* In eration with the United Nation/ and rimli-nt* of the Seminole Fee*! t itilr itut1**! Cm nil \ \ r IMlth ftrf til* ..I by I III v in Kit* i friendly rebtllons with the United Company on North Elm Avrnu,tl ilrfriiwi* ■ ,1 hr dtsMIll till' HpinUh KUlltM*!* S n f t»T A L L A IIA B S E E , May & ’> - States. B rtu ln and the Soviet and only prompt action^by fiuMat || \\ In. it >!iri'i' 11 ItvCure I lie fn - I n i ) M a iU iifr , Governor Millard Caldwi'll tmlay Union. jMiiitn Kuusa uni) nlti'f In* Ln tath*thi4 F'lin hla It inrn prevented its spread to n imjktuur riuivriition uf the A«ljureceived a report from the direr, Dcil that fiptcfi iml pr.sls nrr nnl A wttciilf tit ru n P i m lttrv irt T t iid * Chase and Company warehouse (ti'tirniU A i i a f utiori U t in f l, W n l k r i is i i I.-m * li lirman lor o f the Florida Ityghway Pa­ (nllowliiR him Aftkrd If the wrrek hull immediately In the m ar of Ihc trol that hfi department is dolm W'li.iliinift title l*ntfi*r'*«i» ^nt th* * DAYTONA 11 B A C H , M ay 2 , UP) of the Bunt a ItfNi. ttp o rW tying | nf lilt1 United Htnfr ll**i t■ ulturnl building. in i» f»^t of watrr ix, hrtne Vnluoiiil liinifii urr*i* nil tin* on ^i Mlllltjl -S p e a s a rd L. Holland, form er everything possible to help pre­ The fire wa* well underway i.ii* . i it ft i r c n i l i «♦»•! tn tti* I lit vent the arrest of Wisconsin , Mlwf j lii I .i ! ••1 <t v r giLinkd .igiitniit rn II trr^ur** governor and candidate for the when the firemen arrived, nrrnrd 1it (i s lilt !-wI t lull l hi \ -l I II-tin til I U I i i-iit i J ik ir |t h H u m m c iv t h r r x • (liiti w ttik United tSatea SenaU . L eft D ay­ m etoriite In Florida whosr driv­ Philip Kronen, sor of Mr. and ing to Fire Chief Mark Cleveland, H,1 |»tl|w| |M |* w r *I 11»i|m**I i • I drrfilied pr«ln ittti’A rfprr$nUi»llvr clrvUrr' 11"ItIII *"l ■ » VVIV-lu tona Beach egrly fo r an ers licenses be*, 1016 rxpirstion Mr*. William Uiwe of New York and six line* of liose. including i« tgllll r**uii\ f 4 * I .tu , fiilh dates but still are valid. It’ liilslIf itii\ln4|y rail fltiil thr wrrrk I * ir i'd i I I I it n iu * m ! afternoon addre** a t Macelenny, and grandson of Mra Jullu* two 'JV» inch line* from pumpers rim f , •• I .'tl t,. * m FI t f II Gl thr (rnuhlr u r wrnt to Baker Couty scat. And a night ' Director H. N. Kirkmati mads Fleischer, has arrived b»ck tn Han­ and two 1 Vi <Irich lines wete '.’ilRI, If'ilT IH|* lt d rtriirmlMTe wr knew thr M frrl addreta at Jackaanvlll*. A fte r this report after the Governor ford a flc r receiving his discharge direeli'd at I he blase The iron >-I r t II, . . ’ nut Idrbd* lit! t>liRl*uih MiryTl tlrtVr speaking last night at n ra lly had* sent him. for investigation, from the service* at Jacksonville roof of the Building collap-eil and h •, V. j ] 1 . »IM a here at the Daytona Beach band- a file of correnpondenre from \\ ,, A iler spending one and a half I he metal covered side, buckled 1I Govennr Walter Good I a m l o f Wis­ it i tnII. f :•! I «|Mr*l|I llltl -- It |»irN*llUt|YI* a N «r i •I !(f .1 ■ hell. yesra U> the Nsvy In which h<- ■ front the intense heat. A U.i'U) t |(r«i f r ILil 1 Hit* lorn Ltun nf IhijiLh J iu.n ..II.. . . I hut S u tln g he " 1* not given to consin and Don Anderson, pub­ served us Pharmacist Mate, first Dodge one and half ton truck, .1 •tll'l Iff $»|M’f | till .IB' ' ■ •ti r ■ Iptm ih tiufrd mi oftrn It would Im* f )lMil 1 t m making predictlona'*, Holland fla t­ lisher of the Madison, Wls. State class. Kronen was detached to thr perked in e ga ra g e In the rear th« **!/• ,d thr i‘* titan I'ti.iMMl.i'fi • , 41 I vir"iiisi.itv impt^'dblr fur utiy obsrr- WSif I *UiM>1 l y aald ta il nlgkt he expect* to Journal. The correspondence pro­ Second Marine Division «t Nags- 1of the building, was completely he 'Siitl n l | $f »• ■ \ * Hm , i 1 v»*i a in havi* K|»ticii thr e-ftl-t* nf | l iron, win the Democratic nomination tested the March IS nrre*l of sakl and Bascho In Japan He wa* drslruyeil, including six ii' Ii*ruli’il h I ’i lll* 1 fll the publisher^ wife near Braden­ ate mil hit* SIR i*f v fnir r m ‘k Is U now Tile «wrrek fo r the United S u t r a SenatoraWp ton Jn a driver’s license charge, bom In Sanford and entered the two a f them brand new. One fire Judgv Paul P Barm of Miami was tti*- wreck " j jj Lh* f*»r uhin**f m ilitary tr < Fbirnbi Thl* u It. i $ •■ -*f h ir In the Ural prim ary election Tuea- fn the file of corrwpondence was srrrice soon after graduating from crew remained until 6 :0(1 A. M. In Bsnford Wednesday in the In- n iu knl tiy nn unilrr-w.itrr buoy. fc' Irr.lCe u ’t l f n i«-il n f t lii* * f m f i nee.I fur iUOiii i ^ — tho other until 10:00 o'clock. 1crest day If the people go to the polls, a photographic copy of B receipt Seminole High School. of 111* campaign for -hr Wt!llam*oil claims to have pene- m et it i*r n f th e n rn ie rl f o n t'* J . N. McCasklll, manager-- of State Supreme Court He la the| hated 27 Inches Into the thick baaing hi* forecast on the le ^ e r - Mr*. Anderaon received from the a revninpintc »»f army ili^T pit the plant, termed it and its con­ senior circuitJudge of the Eleventh , , n 1 "* cufal grown, up around ahlp In hi* campaign, the volun­ ■ heriff o f Manatee county for JA Y C E E P A R T Y TONIGHT tary organliatlon and active eup- 834. 3 0 . This receipt waa for a 1 tlie Sniila Rosa since It (mindMembers; wives and guests of the tent* a fccomplete lo*», anil while Judicial circuit. much citrus pulp, hay, tioullry ________ _ rrerl off thr Ftuctda Keys 428 port given him. ■ 810 fln«. 24.36 in fees fur Seminole County Junior Chamber fina. and $ 24-36 The Aiken Prixluee Rlf»rr f«*f ^vrar-i ago Tlie Santa Diva, nc“ When th e -v o U a are counted. the county . clerk, county Judge of Commerce have been invited by feed and fertifixer wa* unhurned, It wa* badly damaged by water. FRANKFUTlT. ( IcruniM). May 3 f . . J ___ 'cording to W end, cam.-il « fsbul- m e t ly |tN*«letl tm M a R im lia Vv thet . I prosecuting attorney and sheriff. party tonight at the Seminole I believe you w « l find ,, The building, which wa* Insured J U U 1T C I <1111 O i l r l l S . on, inKity stolen from Montezuma. nue, ha?! nmveil lo il* new Inca i»P)—BiiUhii, nl Aiiici.cm uccupethe organltiUon to attend a dinner * shall be leading »n 67 of tho The Wisconsin publisher lodged with content*, fronted 60 feet on ° m r» • . the king of Uie Aztecs, by the lion «»n North Park Avenue . in t Ion truopa lu Europe will be reCountry Club a t 700 o'clock. I'ealleeetf Oa |-»*r ala f t d U U 'i 67 c o u n t l M ." ht said. Ihc* rr.ir nf the llurpee Seetl Store diirixi 'by 30*) i.il.irlr- .1 day be­ Elm Avenue, next to tho Crown I f l Y S W ' -t- " l l Mark s r l that down. and L ily V l S l t Spanish conqueror Cortex. if I -'S-~ nrul will ht lire forth be known a* ginning May 5 UnolllcUl rMlPaper Company, mid was 105 o n not right. I h av* ju at comIlk k V I>elirntc*!*cn, M^cialirinrr in feet in depth. Some part o f the O n W i l V , F f l R i i r f n w The lldiird of Cutiiilv Cnmmi* fruit** prvilure, tv funry line «f matr* place tlie pjv.a-nl ration of pieted a tour of wMt Florida, east end uf tho building was w l l 1 1 U j 1 U D i l i I l f V> | „|„nrr, (he American Midlers at J.tkM cal­ will meet Wednesday I think you aholl find that ffrocerlej* mut ilfllcu te iifn prfl oric* a day. saved, and office recurd* wero . . _ . .r— . . . . , mumlng, .May H In regular b« leading In IS of thos* .111 duct*. Judge Paul D Ham, of Miami. |nnI||h| , P„ j 0n. not lost. * The reduction is nald to mean a 16 counties. I carried ten of them Only recently a carload of hay candidate for Ju»tlce of the Bu- , dally cut In calorics equivalent to when I ran for goyemor." and a carload of fertiliser were ptrm r Court In Group 2. slew e d two tnllk chocolate burs. Holland alto dodar*d that, aa By CECELIA THU LUCK night n t tha Spring Frolics which received, said Air. McCasklll. In Sanford Wednesday on hla According to the order from United States Senator, he would The election of officers for will staged In the Junior High There was a lot o f dried ritru* over way to Bartow suit the lower West United Stutia Army Iie.id.nutters bo representing “ the special In­ JuniortiHandia g a s held today by auditorium. The celery party can- pulp for cattle feeding on hand, coast. He expressed himself as well the reduction a 111 be brought about torecta'' of all the people of Flor­ Jhe eighth grade etadent* of Jun- didatee ' were: Martha Chapman but there waa less than ■ c a r­ pleoacd with the progrra* of BU by mtws ’ halt* trrthig leu sugar, ida, juat as he did while Oover- lor High School fallowing an In- for president and Bill Kilpatrick load of poultry feed stored. The Candidacy though he warned bread flour, rerr.il>. ruxxlle*, l*r4 Vera for candid*tee tensive campaign during the past for vice president; while the Gator pin Two Unt had b^«n closed for the against public apathy with regard and baron. States SenaU who "for the Uni week. The students of Edward party put up S. Bobo Dean for hal f holiday CHICAGO, M ay 2, UP)—Fire to -i*l»ter of lleeu Gay was badly lay on Wednesday noon. to voting. preceded him on the platform. Marshall's history class showed prasUent and Bonny Lodge for Chief Cleveland pointed out Judge Bam s Is the senior c ir­ lay swept through a stable a t the burned. The Hanford Concert Orchestra, repFeeentDisclaimed In addition to the lot* of the in order to avoid interference an unusual amount of intereat In vice president. Randall Goff, for this morning th at the fire could cuit judge of the Eleventh Judicial lng "epeeii tha study of politic* and the Idas president, and Jack Bpeneer, for have been cauaed by spontaneous Circuit at Miami and haa had Arlington Park race track In Chi-* 22 rnri’ horse*, two ntable ponies with the prnyrr meeting service* Intereate" woe conceived of naming the four vice president represent ths Or­ combustion In green or damp .hay over 20 year* experience In trial rngii and destroyed 22 horse* tie- died in the flame*. Among the of the nearby Seventh Day A d­ helped eighth grade room* state* and ange Party. ' of the people or from fertiliser with its nitrate oburt. He waa bom In Plant City, lon gin g to the 3tulne (h a u te A**i»lant trainer J» c l-uddy ventist Church un Wednesday "vw. Uon aa go *- .electing .. duping hie ad governor*, senators, ro­ Approximately 60 poster* were of soda content. Kb estim ate has y i l , and was educated In Homin Furm owned by Mr*. Elizabeth said the'* Maine Chance tuirn nl nlngs, baa changed its p r a c t l* ernor. Holland Arlington Park was n mas* <>f session* to Monday evening* at tative, of the states and n designed end msde by the three yet been mad* o f the loe*. Sills public-sr4u)oU_ Washington and l^ e Graham. ^ . h« estimated at Game* when he awakened. He the Sanford Gram mar School ident and vice president of parties which stated their plat- on ventilator opening! on tha University and at the University Six Horses of the Maine Chance said that several of the stable music room, il was announced by states. Two parties were forms, their candidates' qualifica­ Chase Building were burned end of Florida. He Is a veteran of the the Gator I’arty and the tion* and soma were written urg­ the flam es could easily have first World War and ti a member stable are In Louisville, Ky. for hands escaped from the fire in G e o r g e bellow*. Mr. hellowa Saturday's running of the K en ­ their night clothe* but Immedi­ wishes to bring the orchestra to and tll(f> cry Party, but distension In ing the students to vote. “Boys, spread to the flooring had they of the American Legion. tha two parties resulted In tha Do Not Date Her Unless She's n nob been chocked. Aa a circuit Judge. Judge Barns tucky Derby. Seven other horses ately began to lead the horars concert strength and urges all 4 rally, held . forming of a third party, tha Ostor", “Travel East — Travel l-uddy person* who would like to join turn served on 17.000 rases and haa belonging to M rs. Gruhain were from the1 blaring barn. Oran*. Party, signed over 57.000 Judgment* and saved from the fire Included the a a ld . some of the horses broke and who p lay Instruments, to re­ Wp«V Tha Qatar Party la Ths The governor*, senators and re­ Best" are some of the Gstor slo­ l Howard Runge, who has been orders. He has been frequently three-year-old filly Beau G a y - loose* and ran back into the port for practice at 7 :3 0 o'clock. three ralllee, #ma ef the slate* have gans. "People Ara Funny. Sure Mrvlng for the past 14 months assigned to special services on the named ta il year at the champion flam es, flee fieh fry* a t i and tha winners as. At the Sun Is Sunny, But If as Electrician* Mate 2/e with Supreme Oburt and has been an twruyear-old o f the nation. An­ W A N TS R. F ., C. A spokesman at the Arlington a of pound# gf _________ tha campaign for the You're A Smarty, You'll Vote For tha Navy in tha Pacific i r t a has several committees for ths Improve­ other horse savod waa War Date Park track estimated th at the 22 W ASHINGTON. May 2. OP)— The rally president and vice president did The Orange Party", "If You Vote arrived home on 2B *d*vs leave. ment of court rule* and procedure. who won three stake race* In the horses that died In the fire were President Tcuman has naked ConBeach, net draw k f s close until yester­ For Celery, You Have Bata In Hit father, Major W. F. Runge, Discussions of legs) subject# by Chicago area la st summer. Others worth about 1500.006. There were rr rt* to eitend the life of the day. Ballets were coat today after Balfry", are some of t h r is expected to arrive this evening Judge Dam s have been published led to safetly were Night L ife, no other h"r*e* «tnbled in the Tteennstrnetlnn Finance Corpora• week of pregraulve id Jan u ary of next y e a r Camp Gordon! 'Augusta, 0*. tn the Florida State Bar Associa­ J :a n Miracle and H arvey's P a l, vicinity of M r, G ra h a m 's' barn say lags. - **-•» all partial and R FC is sc he Juled t# a visit with hit to n . and tion Journal and the Journal of Esteemed One and Blue Fantasy. fo r Arlington Park la not In I t ' wo# reported that the. Of* A m erican' Judicature Society. The latter, two-ycor-old hal operation at the present time. o f existence. \ - m a s£ Z : —■ A' >»t V \,1 Syrian Cabinet Of Premier Jabris Reveals Platform Fire D e s t r o y s | Search For Treasure Halted To Throw Spies And Pests Off Trail Seminole Feed Company Building Williamson's Representative Says It Is Wisconsin Chief Executive Raps Floritla Arrest Holland Predicts Lead In 57 Of. 67 Counties In State Blaze Discovered At 2:30 A. M. By Pass­ ing: Taxi Driver Virtually Impossible For Anyone Else To Find Location Of Sunken Galleon Patterson Calls For Quick Action On National Guard (iuunl Is Termed Of WalRd* .NIYS Loan Prime Importance To Britain Would In Keeping Peace B(MU*fjt ( , i O\V0rS Supreme Court Tourist Is Fined For Using: Car Tag: Still Legal In Her State Phillip Kronen Is Discharged by Navy I'*"I"'1 Riit ions For 'I’roops In Europe To Be Cut Whirlwind Campaign At Junior High . Is Climaxed With Today’s Election 22 Maine Chance Farm Horses Are Destroyed In Arlington Park Fire % & £ i- sr -S S S S S S jj|U LV- j :; • " ___________ u - ? ' v -i "j * » 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 01, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8792103933ad7253329095036e6040e1.pdf e3ee1b31682db737182bbbd9883874a4 PDF Text Text i«•• *«r f ?t m ?1i w *11 MONDAY 'AP.RIL 29, 1!MG THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORt>,i’1ttiQRIDA PACE EIGHT f Ju n e. |f >«sil m * * n t* lV iHr RANronn nr.itAUi ir n»r** By CHAKLUTTE ADAMS' Delightful Dessert Suprlse Cream of Vegetable Soup Praised Liver Broiled Potatoes with Grated Cheese Creamed Peppers Jellitd* Danflelion Salad Rrnn Muffins . O range Surprise Prollrd Potatoes with * (ira trd Cheese “ it or I large potatoes Bolting salted w ater r * A&OUT W H E rN ' CfcNXtfTENT ADVERTISING mfo^BMOVK 7OTRY70RRIE? , >} ' tn .iMi at.. ill* tif*t«r»nAp*r w'ftleh Ulil nvlk’t ulitiil U.IUhP l #ini1*- rat h wprk |nf four Cook potatoes in boiling united water until tender. Peel and cut in urn-half inches, .lire length­ wise. Place on b r o i l e r rack. Sprinkle with .nil und pepper and biu .h witli melted butter or inar­ tful me. |iroil until they begin to brown. Turn over and springle Iik lyIy with grated cheese mlr.’ d » i;h n bit of cayenne. Ilroil until chccff melts. Serve garnished willi finely choj ped parsley. Orange Surprise l medium-sited utuncea •i eup milk »',i cup cream ** cup sugar Pew grains salt I pint straw berries Cut n slice from tops of oranges and iCmovc pulp and juice hut krrping the skins Intact. Strain ju i:e and add slowly the milk. cream, ’ sugnr nod salt. Krcrto, stirring tu n nr three lime*. Re­ move tnembriir.ee from o rtn g a skins and rtacc the skin* in .cola water. Wnen teady to use, dry siin s and put into cadi shell a layer of straw berries rut in small pieces, then fill almost to the top with Hie orange rrc^itn sherbet. Gaihish with u - h ip p o a l cream, sweetened and flavored w ith grated o ra n g e . rind. Residence Contents WWWWWWWWWWW<WWW<WFeWWW#WiWW*WAlWWWI#WWW I h r r > a r t* * « If . Il> >#»U lift Vir, ihp Mill of 4*ompW»lnt t r r*. nrr.i by l*Y foil lJ.it illlll Ilf ffc iafti JK*=I n i i t ''it* 1 4 T im ffi f %■* TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate 5 days $25.00 IN THE COWAN BUILDING Single or Married Ages 16 - 35 i-1 c m u Court Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases f¥if • Overtime pay ,-T;* • Paid vacations “BLACK MARKET • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fot late hours BABIES—The Truth APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 • 5 weekdays nhout Fake Doctors” Saturdays 8 • 12 Thursday - Friday! RITZ j% ROBBS HOME BAKER? ROLLS CAKES SItfo j! a > wf Apr it, - ’ : ... SERVICc SOUTHERN BELL f EL. & TEL. CO. BEYOND THE CONTRACT ROBERT A. WILLIAMS H: JAMES GUT AGENCY REAL ESTATE-nKOKEi 703 MEtSCH BLDG. Phone 732 STRUCK BY AN AUtOMOUlI when he duhed Into the (treet from behind a parked car, Utile George Brantley, J r , He* on » Loe A rtel**, C alif, itregt aod la comforted by hi; parent* while awaiting the arrival of an ambulance, Mr*, Brantley 1* a t left, looking anxiously at Mr. Brantley (right). The y o u n p tef w at found to bo suffering from conclusion find Vtrntfftm He'D l - all riufoi /Jnlrrnalional Soundohofo) YOUR #i **o M•* CONCRETE PRODUCTS FRIENDS Concrete Pipe, Building Block*, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curbs and Property Markers DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT ' Drycleaning Service PACKAGE STORE AND HAR 112 W. Firat HI. - Phone 8R0 Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida. LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co Phone 4f»5 I f fire bleaks no I ill the place *’ou live, chance* aie )<mr housemid furnishings will !«■ the lust to ■ulTrr. I x t us Icll )u u in dollars and cent* how little il will cost lu have N o rth A m eric a'! -*)Y\ dependable jiru te rtin n g f / d against *ucli a discourse- aT .^ ip u i ing lo ft. No obligation ! B. B. Crumley 7 “B ank Building A tlantic N ational G eneral Insurance OF Aid, KINDS FIDIRAl AND CITY AUTHORITlIf confer at New York’* Clly Hall to co» ordinate a '■ampalgn ngaimt black market*, with particular emphaii* on the illegal sale ul meal. Shown are (I. to r . ) : U. S. Attorney Ornera! Tom 1 lot 0 . H, Aflorf»ry I . X. McGohejr, M?yot William O 'D w jcr end Vin* cent Keogh, l/.£>. Attorney, Kailcrn District. (fnlrm nfional) Liquor Store S IN K S establishes a holiday staggered during the .early days of the week for all 'store employee* and a S aturday closing fo r alt office personnel. Manager [founder* to­ day expressed satisfaction with the plan, which he *ald, would result In giving th e people of Sanford better service by making for happier working conditions The change will necessitate the hiring of three additional em­ ployee*, he said. 312 SANFORD AVE HE’S COMING! In single and duul styles vdth hwot of c MMtilKG WtHtVJiMJCis^COJTW ikOUCTtD ffj»\ Tkti WW3 YfiW WW OTMK frlUKDOW Will OVS. nMOR'l LIAOilIT/ tOtlOL. Insurance Service Congressman Joe Hendricks will speak in Hanford at 11:00 A. M. on Tucsdsv, April 20th. Everyone in invited to come and hear our energetie, dynamic Congressman discuss th e Is­ sue* in the rpm htg Congress- ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY Phone 180 "niubt." Richard D. Pope, president ol Florida Cypre** Gardena A*»t>clation, was appointed a* ■ THE t’lHCt'IT I’OI’IIT n r Till member of llie Evcrgtode* Na­ ,*NNINTH J l’IHlT Al. CMtrtJIT IK tional Park Commission lost T in : HTATK tiK FLUIUDA 1? a n d r u n ncM lNoi.u col ' ntv week by Governor Millard Cald­ IN illANI.'imV. well. I ka arsrs Vs a I i* Pope Is widely known for lh« sail r . i lll.a rrr successful publicity work he has EttVTIin MltlTH. t'lalnlttf. dune w ith Cypres* Oarden* at K HM ITII. H s ls i n l a n t W inter Haven and a* the con- AHAuiiniH t or- i*i a i . l m i o v sulted-d tree tor for the recent 1 \ i A H A K, H M IT II. !t>* I ’r ro ili-r A ve n u e , U lllu r d , S ls . s a r h u t , II, development of the Okefenokte u nte l i . n l . , n o tlltrU that su it Swamp P ark a t Waycroaa, Geor- fu rV uillv o r e s lia s b * * a f lin t ftg a ln sl Legal Notices IKWfltUlHWra.YOU W4 Joe Hendricks Representative in Congress, ‘VOTE FOR JOE” (Paid Political Margaret ^nn Has New Holiday System A new five day work week plan for all employees of the local M argaret Ann Btor* which will enable it to remain open Wednesdays until 0:00 P. M. In. V-— - -- -toeing for the half hollday, was today announced by Manager Joe Saunders who added th a t employee* of all 3S oT the company * store* In the state are effected by the sh o rter hour*. The (to re here will he open six dev* a week. , The plan, effective Immediately, Medd.of.fflppMP fith District. Adv.) ITS EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY r „ i r In the a b o v e H i l n l C o u r t * i N D Y T I I K H i l l T H . ■ nit th a t y o u are cirilrte.1 , II, CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, warp-proof. No metal atats used due to climatic conditions. All typo repaired- Frc« estimates. SUPPORT ANI) VOTE FOR file >I.UI W r i t te n a|>- p e a rs nee (p e r s o n a lly " r b y , » * i . r ... > i to the (M il o r C o m p la in t In S a b i c a u se o h tlo aitay. t h e t r d day '* 2 A ) x C V r \_ N t ' In tplte of the *hortagc* In,machinery, material* and manpower, we're gradually meeting our customers' demands for more urd better service. I • For instance, our 24 million dollar construction program la ndw well underway. It includes three new ;; generating plants on the Inter-connected system, as well As || new wiring and hew, ,>* .. ,1 v 'I i neighborhood #ub- f;J UOB " nyou cdcdtom o1 I L [11OP LU W VV I I jV J •' Wcwwant have TSCLAW VENETIAN B U N D COf APT. (X H0LT3CLAW, (Retired), Owner 3ay=^Fourth 8t. Phone I97-W Before Noon -3 1*.'^4 ^- J; '■! '.r -.- r__f =■• ‘ : r: (• PAINT BXPBRT 'V:v Jm P?; J Ktoruge the complete modern kitch­ en, one of these sinks is a Delightfully different, Haste Itaksd fish with lemon soured ci earn (three tablespoons lemon juice to one cun cream ), Bake fish In moderately hot oven. OfTWT* HtCXlVt flAY V XX*-' of .space nnd constructed for long and good uervice. For 1 Cut can ola and other long vegetables Irngthwisc b e c a u s e their cells arc long and less of the nutrient <p;*llllea will escape in the cooking water. CftLPUN kSUSWOWGC TO plenty r ' ‘ . an extiii measure of that welFknown brand of Sunshine Service. We’re on the* way I • W ell reach you as toon as we can. And thanks for the opportunity of eervtag you. Priced from �ig p g ••• . t • ,i { ,.- I ■=*!=? - — " . 'I >4) In Unily There la Strength— F Itp n tld T o P rotect the Peace of the World) T o P rw w U tha P w p t u of A m erica; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. THE WEATTIliIl IKirtly rlmjiif this aflr riii„in (iHilfht (Mil Wrdnr vtJjy. AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Plot To Kill MacArthur Is Unearthed Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. APRIL 30. 19IG QUEEN MARY VIEWS CRATER AFTER IIOMB EXPLOSION * L Associated I’resa leased Wire N O . I GO Blight Killed And 80 Explodes : : Allied Headquarters Point To One-Time Police Officer In r Korea As lead er Senator Bridges Orges Amendment To Ju d id al Code TOKYO, A pr. 30 ( A P I Allied headquarter* in Jap-, an today announced that General M acA rthur was m arked fo r ossassinuUon on Mny Day— tomorrow. Americnn authorities said that a small hand of plojtersi / planned to kill the suprem e '-^Allied com m ander with hand jrrenndes and pistol Cil’s DREAM BECOMES REALITY Destroyer Escort So­ lar Blows Up While Being Loaded With Ammunition at Pier E A R L E , N. J 7 Apr. 30 (>C) — Tim N'aVy iiist'fi>M’il that tin* o\plosions inday on tho Di'xtroyor Rseort Solar in* /tired 80 ' nihii iUtiL Uutt an* ■nii.ssiith'rA Navy sjujkosman at tin* Naval IH'pot at Karlo, N. .1.. where the blasts occurred, says that tho_casualty cv n ia L c -is not-*. yet complete. ' Becoinmends Justices Be Barred From Political Activities WASHINGTON. Apr. 3d, bPi Senator Style* llrldge* recom- ■ jm rn d s th at future Supreme Court Justices lie barred from any fire some tim e during comm unit- _ pohrirat-urttvlty. -The* N r w t l tuna- ' 'tic rfrtnanstrtttTo'n* trfttTon* hear’"Kla hcads h 'tr Hrpuldican |iropo*e, (hr, !.-• j The new cuHiuiity ,-^tmiute repre-. quarter*. G rrrra l Secretary Kyudone through no uou-nilmeol l scots n sharp upvvaid revision chi Tokuda of the Communist the judicial code. irom carlo i figures Previously P utty quickly denied th a t Com­ Bridge*’ recontmendiition i»r>(lie Navy had declared (tint sev­ munist* are Involved and said h li jntide In ft spveeh prepared fo eral person, were injured but had purty hnti absolutely no reason floor delivery. Ile say*.that whlh indicated thirl most cf the men to klL MacArthur. there I* n vaeanev In’ the off)* • aboard the Molar escaped without Allied headquarter* named the of chief justlcr, Congee** -In ul t m ju r). leader of the plot a* Hideo net now In require future im-oiThe ship blew up a , ammunitioi. Jo k a y n m a h one-time thought )><t, to devote nil of llieir lime 'vus tieing unload -d ott a pier that p o lic e officer in Korea. Officera to court activities. III* proposal Jut* two and one-half mile* out said they hud-- been tipped off would not nffert present justices. into lower New York Bay. The by one of the participants whom Budge, refer, to the service fir-t hlnsl wii, I, m oderate one Toknynmn had attem pted to pol­ nf us««>ri»te justicr- Robert .Inchand m am of the men on the ship enta Ilriicadler General Frayne rum n* prosecutor m ihe Nuerpmarie thcij way off afely before Maker, IlncA rtliur’a public rcla- BPLIHTERINO WOOD AND DFBRLS shoot skyward (left! ft* i 1.000-ton bomb that wa* dropped Mi berg war (rial*. bill without III- s c n ( v|d uliifh «t*.*ik tlrine officer, enid Tokayamu hae London In the blit* Is .-xptoced by engineers in it lames Park. Nearby nurktiigham Palace and Marlbor­ Incur lolling him by name. The llo- de-lrovel i IH 1 Nhuok not been taken Into custody, ough House, home of Dowager Queen M.iry. were undamaged by the blast I^itrr t v unwagrr queen insis­ senator notes that under pre*enr *lu* t*n! it v vn nut \ \ \ n > g p o k y i A headquarter* etatem ent ile- ted upon viewing the crater. Bhe v i» guided to the scene by the Karl of Atldonc and Col D Eatb. slaitiirs, jostkee. -hall io>t ml o muti a! f*i t 1111*111■{ t*•t tl.i* ’■ hip d ared Toknyamn had been pre­ <iniernsltonal Hndlophoto) ■••ini.el or allot trey or .■i.eac*rtv Ihr I if* , j * K . •it Humid paring the plot for eome lime lo ihe practice of law Bridge i t Iu.iilm \ t in In*rk nhowinf, und hud accumulated 140,000 yen then .olds, that hr doe* not under li..\k \t*f, t hit I if v.iss ! hi* USS ($0,333) to carry it out. During Ini, lo *»y. if acting a- p ro .ecu At he negotiation. according to I'H to u court In I lei toons *,o MILLIONTH YANK ft) Or) nVtllPKAH (rum Catltp Kllnu N J in V«)Lll A (P t f.M.f i. - ■ I Hilt Ht $ llllli.MIlO hradquartera, T okafam a tweame rdilulr* enqdor merit a- a loon-ei 1044, ex-Sgt 11 . It l ■ -art, .It ColtimbU> On eiiyoyn the fulfilldistrustful of one of his confedto attorney. m m t of j wish a exorrs-vi t in , time He said llmt tied hkc t», crates and attem pted to kill him The senator nix. observe* Ihat have hrcakla* at toe A*.so i N 's York and have a colonel serve It by poisoning his la coffee. The o court member should resign n lo him in Iasi Col Cecil tvu’ ..itge lloHalo N V , commanding olllts-r murder attem pt was nut fatal hr wants to engage in irltv fu >• o( Camp Kilmer, gigid oantteiiii doe.s the lionors rof the liuiqry vet and the co-plotter survived In an nf activity in which Judgment* I I n le rh a ! lo iiftl> ' Triming tlie CIO Political Action American hospital to reveal ueare former) and action, controlled Committee as a communistic cle­ talls of the plot to Allied intelli. In lontrovem ies and advocacy ment t int had crept Into the Demo­ grnee officers. Jackson has Is-en mentioned cratic party. Representative Joe as a possible choice for chirr H tndrP ka told a fair sited gatla-rjustice of the court to sucicetl \ 2ii ptrrvnf HVFtil IfV '«v.-ra’I ' “ jtng at the com er of First Binrrt (h** l a t e H u r l n n h". S i o n * P i t ■rdur Mil’ll in i*’ *% %t-f t t l i - I -mne slid M.igivolia Avenue this muni di’ftl T n i m n i t him d e l a y e d hip < >rtKft « | u - .1 Srtft* SJft i1*. ( ty log that he was not going to take UhJ ®niiuuncrm«itt of ,«a«Ds**•I F cl* t*!l*,'l ’ll tl :o-i r tBct^^pt) (rtan .Ute ' CiO R’i- -.Aft -Ai ,a NTK* ■rWYr N6Ws-J»r**-rnrTt-*S(ir omit la ter In the vend. JL x-JU fJA *-, »T 1HN-1imtT ♦l b% i‘ f* I ,-nta-f jr . 30. 'd l The pn-sldrnt of the Ed I-*vy-Whttni>r. manager f the 1ITJl hfl*Tt T t»f hr ■‘i t ' p **»)*'• l"cal hi* own own J'*dgmem. Judgment, (rntperrd ‘ t nitr,| Sint •* Chamber of Com Sanford Celery H-d*. thi* morning 1,11 ■fflt . riuTce. Km Johnston said toil iv Thii* i *•■! 1. . i ' t 1« vk ill Like LWflUURO. April 30 (Special) .ubm U tM hU r ^ n a t b m 'W ” S t S ^ S T ^ p r* « d that it w o u ld In' suit'iilal If th> . f f«M f Wii 1 lull i |M -1 , i,< gula D e c l a r e s fipeuard ,L Holland, war time °< b0, 1! * ! . S t a t e S e c r e t a r y A l s o A l e l i e s o n fUc ihU of t h ! ! the American Federsllon of labo, It I’A is Himlnnted and price Co'* *«i•'1aTli m i ■11M|f - ti iK, n *tn .iftii uDOovrmor of Flnridi, who has car­ Slat j League 4 | ti j ircord during U>e war for ku p.iw trnl is' abolished. Mny I. hil’ i t l l f p i ! In llV •111311 •r P ro p o ses B iic - F o u r j ( J u e s t io n ^ lQ p ^ d , , , , Uonvrvelt ried hU campaign fo r' the United Fonford Ba*ebc.ll AsMKmtirm. Johnston told a newsman that Mill hm if i»t| i’t*ii*ii*nt»iinn States Senate Into 63 of the stair's U v y W h ltn .r Mill ‘ h«l r« ; 1 lh lt iUer» would be no trlk. - IP if Koduritl' price control is dom M ilita r y A s s is ta n c e 1 ‘C o u n e i i ' s (**•»)■ (li llrtli.1, Du;>light ii ini nf r 1 ffl counties, »sld here last night inn for resigning «* pilot nf the likewise paid tribute to railroad itway with in the iminediale in itjrt'ratfinis, tiii f v v li he had reasons to believe he will club was because he felt th a t n employers and their no-Mrikc •ute, busm ’sa will be back In the DAHIeS, Apr. ;tUe {A9} - S l a t e TOKVo. Apr* *10, The ti» Dip irtPnttMt f win the demt-'raUc nomination In back Injury which forced him to record during the war and aid Dilmi Baker, ro-rhnirmnii of T hin * a a l M r . i *ti|ciiiiin» elnext Tuesday’s primary election— retire from baseball last seas in they wera entitled la wage tnersur-s national doghouse w i t h i n one the I’ancer Fund 1’uiitpmg u >M Hia K'Iuiv ittmt'ft Uyrni=t today fi*m [D'Wki Allltal council if! Tokyo rnjmny a nmotiiita til 14 I paihrtf Ici’inton •*H ll# lit ki't’piTitf vt it ii fin w-eek, • providing the people go to the would not enable him to get Into they now seek. Seminole County, declared tndnv iM-w 1 mlr.t uhal SlliU--* f* 11► \ #'*•I IIfMt *’ Ia pun''* *..!•! hr*! |> 1* Jo h m lrn m a d e h is s t d t e m e n t that appiovunatrlv three (" in lb polls ' Holland made a ten min­ proper playing condition to conHe pointed out that the C ln li.ul t ii«* m.|UM , wa* hi K . n , •n.lal.l. • * l«»we!»t ute address here prior to a frej tlnua ns n playing m arsger. The stated in the Tampa lim es B ut * i q i |H i i i m g t h e O P A s h o r t l y In* of the enmityf* gout nf $3.00! v iH i I '. ptt-iil \\ ill imliUi' \ .%*-•i»t$tiH •’ ■ - -ill's ' ..s, l!«l- *III I ill’ 1 mi,- i *» t* \ n ui baseball gjm e betweeli Palatka and lanky skipper added that lie was fttey- would defeat him b - "u-c f o r e h e o |» ened t h e l l l t h a n n u a l to fight t be disease had vtti.ll i" 1*1 il-.Wit li n nut!! v's vt t* a f tin I*1 Hl>mburg arranged by his Lake not in ccnilltion, to play «Uh the "Of hi* record In the llmcw11' m e e t i n g n f m e U n i t e d S t a t e - raised She 1| t-n lnitlntnn i -I ttin I*** • - • i . J in ,ti )• i ri. * i vimCounty friend* In his honor. Feds and felt tk»t in spite of nil I then proceeded to defend tin t ' l i a m b e r <>f C o m i i n - u c in A l l a n ! i the drive. ........... . b\ tin i ’ f ». 1 M* i • •! i • A p p r o s i m a l e l y .’.mill !>u-i Class of Setoinide lligti S« t,--One reajan Holland gave for hi* hi* attem pts to it could mq 1* record by telling of how he wmked i ii) \|dt A I lltll ti.i (Itl».... i i>. M moloat ii’*H* him ptop —'III 4.11 br!t;f that he will win the nomin­ accomplished. Ids way through |n u n m er retinol, nessmen f r o m e v e r y s t a t e in tin hud Ik-cii e*tended until Vt dm re -l. rday ’t -**de|| i.f tl I111ll*. Hi. r.f It IV . t \ V- ,nu m l-rvy - W hiter r also state,! ,hnt M o n t v e r d e . S le h w rn U n lv e r . lly nm t u m n n a ie a t t e n d in g th e m e e tin g ation In the first prim ary U, he "Though the rtnitpuigii ’* pi* -«il, »■•*|(i<1 pl.»* i -t.p . - .* . said, lit* recent speaking Wur of another treason he could not con­ Law school by doing many odd Jlah n d o n s poailbm oppjm*. tin greasing and we ut« well |dij«** Ki.nl I...,- 1„ li IIIill 1.1,-t*. S*-i I » llM v fit tlmt a IIMItill Ilu -vv,*v A iiicntiiT lgts»*ri;c i"I imi 'i ’ll Im j, i.mi.i Km eepimer west Florida tltowed him that, on tinue aa m anager wits due to pres­ Jobs Including mowing lawns, inak-j»t«m j taken t*y (he National A *- with the tcaulls so fm . we u c B j'"« , d 1-sin*, the b ut* of leadership, voluntary sing builnes* at the Seminole king cement blocks, etc. Hr then U odatlor. of M anufacturers whW, hoping nur eontributions will lit plan for Ju|inn ha* , lam run* Atihi-Him, J r . council rltn.rmau, rnpm ity <!•* | »r t ..f t h r 5 2 1 . 0 0 ) , I»v the UnilPti SlrtU'**. put it Rn< thi*: "Tho «|uo*ti.m 000 m iiFtnif Xloti anil exiiansioti sknrgam ritlon and support, he should Country Club, In which he has a traced his political career from the |ha* advocated the complete Hi crease during the next few dny Hitlcuil tti’H hfi thi* Unitoti Static progm m , it u a ievent ly an* catry 13 of the 16 counties of the financial Interest and is the club s time when h e was nominated to minalion of the Dl A after it? of the drive," Miss linker u*seri_ lu.i imiclt an Hftillnm Tom Coil- uf Mr 4 nh nriU tialU 4ii*l Arthur VamienlwrK, llo iiiil^hi •Mi| f»s*hI to otli«,r fimn section. In the race for governor professional. CbngTrra In IBM Just two years af- present power, esp ire on the In*! cd. "Severul Florida counties.' chitfi niitu ttiii| th«* i tinkintf mimn lri**v »** h.-t than to Japan * II.- ttvrtilly ilrrlirtVil hat ..ff * she continued, “already hav, ii\ tU imIh t ,.f Ihf S«*i*tili* tlx years ago. he carried ten of of June. Johnston’s support The form er Yankee first base* ter hi* college graduation ii* i m l, t*f hli r*l!it jl Itl v ,4 o p t i m i rfitltfttk >..il -ole tinthere counties reached the quotas set mid nr. the OPA nlni im liratrs a ihvideil man and outfjelder signed ns man­ He refuted crltlcUin of lih war Vi. tie*.hi wjii'l i i ! | tn (■ i n f ;hi* >i I’lMpment « uiiiihD||‘«' *41v H) rm’**‘ I’llf VIt VI J-..... . iling Itvyuiid the niigiliu) goal li!!•- -1 ’T here D skepticism among other ager of the Fed* in Xlnnh and terord. saying lie would havr tarn opinion within the direclot ute nl ■ U*111 • ill I'nri 4, 1.1I't'rvFi* 1lt.it if ".I- b.tll-l fo 1 Allll’l «,» , 4|Titi *\|Ulii<|llijf L'M.vH •if th e hts county. we*re sure, will d>* nations u to whether we can thus fa r this season has led tho accepted Into the service had » the Chamber of Commerce. Fo. I s | 1 . } 1. > wjll Ilt«f (n -t in! fn.il tin." to •44*1III Ini Iff * II) iur.11 y'1 .1 .1 i Se in Imil# make democracy work, a* to locals to 7 Victoria, in It games. not been for an ailment Hr l**hed last night the director* nf the a . well.” lit! Id In’! lin e U iiKii ■r intiitl tin nil tniiip-i i*i whethrd our government la strong Levy ha* played In appro*imately out against the CIO by stating Dial organisation voted to bring to the Dorothy Crumley, rhnirm au of v«Mil ITS 41— lit t night Japan I il» VmiTiciin ibpnki wiiiun enourh to meet and solve our post­ a half doien tilts ut first hsse when our men oversea* needed (convention floor a resolution urv the Tug Day *ulr held 1**1 Sul in 11*it ’ -.1 Hilt tin haiv I - ! - " '. ♦- - l |f 11 t t«V war problems." he arid. We should and has proven himself an e«cel- guns and machinery of war Uir mg that nil OPA control* be rh day, reves1,«i that the aiiuoilit *•1*1** •I , f ■-| -.**111 |n -jf« !»• 1 in It i it-ipl.- 11,,. 111., show them we are good Americana Icnt hitter. ‘ He has teen quite CIO fo n t • )ts pledge to President 1initiated l,y the end nf nent (teto collected totalled JHl f Mfrrs *it)<1 ntt.l -.HI*I li* «’J •t ?* Ht **-»;» wiB guai'l by showing our Interest In govern- difficult to get out at the platter Roosevelt th a t there would tw no ber The funds reverted by Ihe cum thi i --< it IaIrr I . ..Mi ni toil \\ ith mill M» listei 1)l,*l ,’f.t i j^jnental affairs. , by hurlers who have faced him s trikes, and they continued to ..pp.» vA palgn will be used lo support » Thi* (lirvetnr, of ilu* ( IihuiImi Mt.iiitiiv |da-- ta>> >>| i (it' m*m*. hu h fall umlm »> thus fa r th i, season.' jifi po *ili Mil t ha i-un Gi-nci .i \t k \ 11 tiui ’• jur imI i’tnm strike ovrr Jurisdictional qu-s- nf (’omniiTO iiUo voU**l to p a - coorilinuted re*enreh program to InIf *h<* find the cause und a cure fm v vtill irihf*| feit‘ini aifffhla t !cralong a resolution urging tho Tim It i it i a h t 'ininivuiikii t*ait +i Meanwhile, u v n e r a t .Manager Ilona. thi* miiiniiMifiti, VV "The Uaue now Involved l* iham ber to bock the Unllcil Nn- cancer, to increase the public titan «pU'’*tn»lla, In fuel. llll tier- im-mt.i-i John' K rider of the Imseball rlub stated a t noon' today that Buddy whether we are lo permli Gits ex­ llons. Another resolution urges aw areness of the danger signals m3»it p r o t il r m * wi*r«* r«?l*Mf!itf*! In Mr.Mittmii Hill, hu«l HiiKifrfftctl MANILA, Apr, .10, td ’i Amt rof the disease and the hope of t h e lu ll n n I o f llh* l i s t n m t t h e Unit (|t441’g»<wnift nf the finnl .Lake a Fed outfielder, had been tremely left win* element which a state of irilu ttrial preparedness appointed acting manager of tha hae trlokled Into the Democrvllc for jossilde war. Still another cure offered Ivy early medical foui f"trii?n mlnlntcrs npent moat ten | hf’ intMim'fHi t«» the tup nf i r i u t U si*fi t Y m i m i - n o i n e i t o th tf of the day talking *»vv*r the the rfiUfiri! lUffiutfl. Neil her Ball ‘Philippine* Paul McNutt, han inFoils until a jvermnncnt appoint­ P arty lo control our party od resolution wruld place the Cham T re atm en t u n teii lii.It th e U n iU l S tu t^i Total collections to dale have Italian Unlniiy question nur tin* t hini^i* rtquoaorituli whether we ere going to settle tn» ber of Conimeice In sharp o|q>o*i ment ia made. ill, open mi iniia'rs) in Manila * problem on May 7 once and Jor rion to the- program of Federal amounted lo llh j'.l H3. Recent ‘ lliiluin’n Ernest llcv it opposed illkupptnvcit th r 1itis*«l»n pr&poJa Tha Railroad Ev*W*li«tU A iItaly to htivn her frtV an ia tr 4ti|fntum Tlif Amen a f t e r i h e i d iH iii* heC(*nie i n d e * Housing A dm inistrator W i l s o n Contributors have included W. K. uHmkiiii* a IL** he declared. •oclallon, numbarin* LB00. m#mpuuiliie that *hn Kirchhoff, Ira Southward, Adkins fol'ttncft Imck anil prnpORrtl u can irfu jiI t*» participate inivi v pemlent. It He praised th e Townsend move- Wyntt, btra, In The United Slat** . am) and Adkins Co.. H arry Tooke. new Libya and u g reater Sotnaii- jth e pos.ltulitv that Bus.inn, Brit Atuerictin dipltimnlhf jcp resent n* ^ C a n a d a bald a recant conference merit, thanked local adhenni* lor John Elck, I.Ions Club, Amcr.run land, under British trusteeship. I*h and I'ltine-e rmincll meinlnTs live will leceive the Mata* of * their loyalty and promised them > C t Hamlet, N. C. ami decidM t» F ru it Growers, Florida S late G elicnt agreement on turning U.u may look i»*et tlit* Japanese hKHlinmlmMailor. his continued support. He told of a m t a headquarter* bulldltut In Bank, Welchel anil Fonder, S in- Dodecanese Island, tu Greece ha. nil wnt ion for them Reive*. 1 McNutt mmtmnc.'d the appointhis work on the House appropri* the downtown section of Hanford fo n t A tlantic National Bank, lteeu cumliUonetl by Mi lutov’s Figures* -upplteil by Atchesuti ment nf Nathaniel Dan* of the tlon Committee In aecurtn* approvaa to o n a* bolldin* m aU rial can Mr*. Clara Ginn, Mrs. G. W. indlraliim that Russia may vvnnt show that rural Japanese are S tale D epartment it* hi* -sneelal i H f the River* and Harbor. Com­ ^e secured, it was announced this Boencer. R. 'E . Jacobson, Roy tn imp<isc some cumlitimis. ru lin g 3.1IU0 enlnrlrs nf final assistant. McNutt »nf.l that l>*vt, m ittee regarding the deepening of morning by L uther 8. M arker, Hollar, Hollywood Shops, Meade NUERNBERG, A pr., 30, W daily, and urban tvsidenls «rr i drawing up comprehensive tethe at. John* River from BsUtka local editor of the Railroad Evan­ The form er p r e s i d e n t of the Fox and Mrs. Charles Morrison. eating up I" 1700 ealnrles. Tlmt •'ommemlatirns for the embassy. gelist, who attended the confer* Kelchsbank, lijslm sr S c h a c h t , to Sanford rn d prctnlsed help In Also J. W. Hall, F. N. Williams. com pare, with it standard of The high cnmmisMoncr* raid also •nee. The site to bo • elected, wfU took an g ry exception today to getting a canaJ to Titusville, also Restrictions on has* fishing E ater Reeve, Rhoda B. Ewing, some | f.oo , nlnrie* previously set th a t mmffit1.il expectation* sro of his chairm anship of The Indebe donated by th e City, h# de­ sta te m en t, of two American dip­ tlmt Davia will breume ininister* which have been In effect Tur H ra. F. L. U nison, A rm ltage by MacArthur t Otflcos Committer handclared. Mr*. lom ats presented: .against’ him w t i counselor of the United States the past 00 days, will end at Court, Jno. 1). Jenkins, ippropriatlohs o r Veterans The building will be of concrete the N uernberg w ar Crimea trial. Anv vrieran In need of serv. midnight tonight, according to Ralph Losslng and Mrs. M. C. l.llplam ntlr e.luhll-ihment In Man,J lo c k or fireproof construction, Schacht challenged an affidavit by H agan. ice (free of charge) In any of County Judge B. W. Ware. da after July 1. the date on which 'A ill ha Vi a lodge room fo r m « t- George Messersmith, now Amer­ the following categories is re ­ Anvone who took out a fishing 'he island* "III become independ­ inga end will also houie the of­ icas . am bassador to Argentina. quested to visit tnc office of license a fte r Apr. 1, 104b msv ent of the llnjled States. fices c f the Association, acid Mr. M eeevnm tlh’a declaration a tete d use this license until June 30 the responsible agencies listed M eanwhil’, MfN’ t* has received him betHow; that Schacht repeatedly told t of this year, Judge War» said. 'firm atinns of friendship for tha •The R«v. A. R. Person* who do not have a fish ­ Coordinator — E. B. C arter, I WASHINGTON. Apr. 30, b » - U nilrd States front both o u tg iln g o f Cernuny'a plan* far ■ggreewas rs-elected as president of the •Ion. Tho former Reichsbank ing license may secure a resident Atlantic National Bank Build­ : (’resident T r u m a n ba* named F H h p p in c I’resi ’ent Sergio OaRelchsban presi­ The II. James Gut Insurance Assodatlrn for the third Umc, Mr. d ent also Questioned the credibility license for I ’JJIO, which I* valid, Agency move<i Monday morning ing. | three members »f an emergency tnena an-t )’re-ider>t-eleet Manuel it is **■ a t which time P. M Herkey reported. • of th e puMiahod diary of the late Employment — U. S. Em* iboard lo Investigate a dispute be- Itoxus. The assurance, were in from Its former location In the to confer the order of however, only until June 30.* The conference, he addsd. vqN William E. Dodd, form er Unltad The restriction* were lifted un­ ployment Service, 112 North jtw een the Railwav Express Agen­ r-spotise l o . messages from Meldeisch Building whdre It w»* Cross. their appreciation to the city of­ B u t der order of D irector I. N. Ken­ •atabllthed 10 year* ago, to Its Fark Avenue. to Germany. cy and three unions. Mr, T ru ­ N utt expressing American deter­ ficials and bustnesa men of Sennedy of t h e . S tate Game and new ground floor location a t 3i2 Vocational T raining ami Edu­ k th a t Heaaerman*, creaiiun of the panel last mination to cooperate with the Fresh W ater Fish Commission. cation — T. W. Lawton, Court smith claimed to have had close week halted- a threatened ktrike inland*. Roxa, will tako office on •East F irs t S treet adjacent to the VIENNA. A pr,. 30, (AV-Two A day’s maximum catch is eight House. _________ _ . m in t end repea tad official eonieeta w ith of the workers, who a re Involved May 2K. Strickland Morrison garage. . JlitI-egal Assistance, H ospital­ in a wage fight with the Express Mm While he was N atl m inister Russian fig h te r planes have.bu*- of black baas, 20 each of speckkd M ayor Gut today said ha was __ th a personal plane of General perch or bream, and 25 of \ s isation and S tate Service Of­ Agency. The board m e m b e r , DISCHARGED FROM ARMJf well pleased with hi* new loca­ ficer — Contact through Lloyd named todav are Islah Sharfm an, F irst Lieut. A rlih a .E . Richter, tion, which •‘will ba handler for as ant of tho M athodlst Church of ■a plana was being of fresh w ater F. Boyle, County Service O f­ chairm an of the (Economic, De­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. custom ers and friend*/' The of* to L ina bjr by Brigadier 0f more Chicago. Ill- we* th e m eet out* 30 pounds In weight n n , J ficer, Toknch Building. of econparlm ent of Michigan U niversity: Richter, W«Tit F irst S treet, re­ said Judge W are flee, which has light blue tintad ■tending speaker e t .. Ralph 8 m 'sely. . commandHome Service Assistance to r o W b J L *,______ L cverett Edwards, an Oklahoma ceived her discharge a fte r serving walla and Venetian blinds, la di­ Servicemen, ion. - who ■ chuckle. . lieti« rally held a t the t • r of tha U .8.F.A . A ir ex-ServIcemrn and City attorney, and Hebert Wool- three years with the Arm y N u n d vided into two sections, the outer t Church o f H am let, their Impendent* — American !«y of Washington, form er mem­ Corps. During th* la st year aha receptioniToom and general office Rad ' Cm**, Lakefront Roulerfddad th a t D r. P a ttf Hchmcht, “Hut % ‘ ” x settled In combined ber of the Interstate Commerce •erred In England, France and W ilkes-Barre, Po., Ined. and an inner office in vard. e j H am let in bedvalf a f In hi^ grave If ha I U with the arm y of occupation ta Commission. ,* . W*1 of murder j 1 769,-by New f k r Mr. C ut. Veterans A dm inistration -r* ttj • her con be S ix tv -Iiv , thousand members of Germany. Ml** Richter tv turn ad of the Agency InCal. Martin M. Itudlch, S heriff* *h*d jr i t h a r im rnt th e A F of L Brotherhood of R ail­ lo this ce ntrv oti* Easter Sunday -tha len Witte, aecrotary, .OfGeo .every Turoday, „ ki-laV .while trnQGr 1 w ay and Btesmshlp Clerks are af- and Wat discharged at Fti * Ul ' ' ■oUcitor and Mra. i, i- '•* ', ..it / i. stenographer. * >,»’ N* C* ■ B a r a q a n i feeU d by- the di.puW— -r i -i -t*. ^ «“■t •■ ,:;Ar PB ''3 H.*. i Ed Levy-W hitner Hendricks Blasts Johnson A sserts Political Abolishment Of Resigns As Pilot C.I.O. Action Committee 0 . P. A. Suicidal . Of Celery Feds Holland Predicts ,t<r Victory In Race ‘ For 1J. £ Semite 20 Percent Power R a t e Reduction Effective May 1 Assertion Made Be­ fore Opening Of Chamber Meeting Buddy Lake is Named Acting Manager Of State Ix»op Entry Byrnes Reveals Allies Postpone New U. S. Policy Action To Probe At Paris Parley Jap Food Supply ! wuuU(A . Cancer Drive In Seminole County Being Extended Outside Purview f Mc Nu t t Indicates U. S. To Establish Embassy in Manila .Headquarters For Evangelists W ill Be Erected Here Hjalmar Schacht Rebuffs Testimony Of Two Diplomats Restrictions On Bass Fishing To Be Ended Tonight Veterans Service Truman Names Three On Emergency Board H. J. Gut Insurance Agency Moves Today BfILt V ;- 2 S P ». .f.i S 8 i J g L m iiia i s a % * �The Sanford Herald y s U S t M U l a IM S S tllsM Sills v sre p f I t ls i C s x al M sC ar at , aaafsra. F U r U s 111 Msaeella A m i s * BIBLE vKHSr, FOB TODAY File Hospital Industry A friend of ours Teturm xl from Orlnndo the oilier day boast ini; about having spent $1,151) for un operation at the Orange G eneral Hospital. This may be a little bit more than the average patient* spends down there,, may be a little bit less, but for the sake of getting a round number let's take $1,001) ns the average cost of a trip to the Orange General. Now if there are spven people who go to the Orange General from Sanford every week (and we believe there are more than th a t), then th e re are over .150 a y ear who go them at nn annual cost of $950,000 This, of course, does not include those who go to St. Vincent's in Jack­ sonville, the A.C.L. hospital a t \V ivycross and other simi­ lar hospitals'and sanitarium s. Ncilhor line* it include th e amount of money which iR lost to Sanford every y ear from patienta .who would come, here from neighboring citic* if wo had a place lo put them, hut who, beenuae of our lack of accommoda­ tions, must go elsewhere. W e dare aay there are hun­ dreds of prospccta in Mount Dorn, 1-eeabtirg, Delnnd, Apopka and even O rlando itself who would be glad lo come here when they are aick if we had a hospital which could take care of them. • . The Orange General is nothing to brag about in this respect. It is over-crowded all the time nnd is planning a $750,0(01 addition. You enn’t get a private room down there to save vour life. Have you ever laid in bed with a bursting heat! and fire-crackers popping in every nerve in your body while some poor devil in a bed not .two feet aw ay moaned and gfoaned his life away or whistled through a pipe in, his throat after a tonsil operation whjle the- tyornnn ncros.* tlu- hull A n n ou n ci-d with nen-itm.* «ltd HOME DORKH OF T ilE MIND 8UOULD BK fMlUBLK BARRLi cumstniicus. So would thu other fellow. So would linySo would anybody, who had to double up in MIND . f i l l e d w it h p i n e body vise. T H O U G H T S AN D IM P U L S E S - u rboi|)_aL the U rjiitg e General. - And htinfortl is ntiwt-ing l e a v e : m > r o o m t c u ■ nA.tK.R th e biggest opportunity of n lifetime if it doesn't get busy IM PULSES: Purify y«'<r heart*. nnd build n new -hospital nnd bring some of this business ve double minded—James 4 :H. in here, it is the biggest industry which Sanford could possibly bring to this city A new hospital would cost n lot of money? Sure, IN T H E HILKNCB J»F KNOW (E'rom T rails) it would cost n lot of money. Rut the $950,000 a year Slack an the branch «f the horn we are spending at the O range General is a lot of money. baam In 20 years it is $7,000,000. If our estimate is too high, Huddle* the crow. • T rail* of the hare and the hunt cut it ill half. T hat’s $9,600,000 and still a lot of money. It would build a pretty-good hospital. It would keep Arc etched in snow. our folks nt home and would bring pnticiiU here from Footprint* of foxe» hit ncu*. other cities. • .. Sw ift-running. The mice An investment of half a million dollars in a new hos­ W arrn trntcii in iliift* their P*th« pital would he repaid many times in the next 2n years. A re cry»ttd with Icc. A V I) IJOCKKD- KEEP YOUR T hr»r th inpi piintrii Hk* • notcR On an orch n lrn w u rr; They wra »oumilr»B n»iu»« «»I |ilr T h at was here liefore We saw their tnaik. through T o u t In Fait E tancW ri’ .* m an panied Cline I* sfntenred l« )-'* year* fer fnrgrry. He should knorbetter next time. • The CIO executive committee Bxinoun.ei It will Iw m> whirlwind making belter men amt women of America’* rising generation. Pettiness price rise* in place of subaidie*. ►■>r example, a subsidy on wheat fit ur save* the people a price increase of one ren t a loaf aloqc, while the subsidy paid la far In s than (he one e»nt. In a certain p a rt of the meat industry, the subsidy Is thirteen million dollar*, wherrns a price increase which would be required w ithout the ruhsidy would coat the people ninety-six million dollars. As th i, is w ritten, hearing* are still going on before the Senate Committee rn OPA extension, th e bill will probably conTe to the Senate for consideration within the n rx t few weeks, because the piesent law expires June 30. To u». In Congress, the OPA la 0 headache. We will lie spared much misery when it is over, liu t we would not be fair to the public Interest If we did not vo(e the CAUID at a dafrns* wttnNS at tbt way the public in terest lie*. Nurtrobars trial* by counwl .for I will listen to all argum ents Wilhelm Frick, Hans B«md Gisa* and I invite fu rth e r expressions vius (above) gava testimony that ■lum the u ir people. Irtit inn pu Mir/ turned out to b* damaging ratbrr fiom »o ipi fa r they have o v e r whciinlngly Indicated than helpful to the top Nails. It was th at It I* in their best interests disclosed that he had worked for th at controls over price rite* bo the U. 8 Office oMSlrategic Services .ontinued a wMJ* longer. Mean­ sine* ISO. (International) while, all Jiroc-Tcal and senaible adjustm ents and efficiencies In Ihe adm inistration of OITk shnu|i|, and I am sure will, be hfsUnied.t Justice Byrnes left fo r the Paris conference, quoting th e old hymn, "Standing in the Nesxl of I’rayet". He needs prayer, but he also need* to be mere A m er­ ican In his policy, to- recapture the good will for ^America which Cordell Hull and President Robsevt-lt had and quit giving (he Rus­ sians the imnressjon th a t we are pulling the British ch e stn u t, out of th e -f ir e ‘ fir the crd»h o r ' ithperialiam. I wish Justice Byrne* and our ill-legation would secure an agree­ ment for disarm am ent am ong the qatirn* at the M inisters' Confer­ ence. Surely, instead of tha Con­ gress being asked to vote com­ pulsory m ilitary train in g in p ta ct lime in America for the firs t tint* ^ / io n \ In our history, we should try to get the other nation* of th e Bfg Three to acree with u , th a t none of us will have compulsory milltaiy training in this era of peace. 1 nm s o rr- that our R tate Den a itn c n t has had to w ait for Poland to tako the lead in the 1 .hi ( .in t •stmt «ti li f UNO in trying to do something about Franco In Spain. For by < 1 Ite 1 lull I • 4fill*«!!••$#■ It • ( .tlllll.it the Ftato Uepaitment'* owru w hite Appnm itlv tln-re i* ,no ratioiml explnmition of the way a lot of pooplo look at things. Take thr* disunity and misuntU'rsianding. for instnneo, in this country today. A Clcvelnnd newspaper man, Philip W. Porter, relurm-il home after thr**** years in Europe, finds himself wonder­ ing whether he is crazy, or everybody else is. He spent the first few weeks marveling at the luxury and comfort in this country, the food, clothing and gen­ eral high standard of living But then he began to no­ tice the pettiness of the thing* people complain and quarrel about, and th e change frtyn war-time unity to "almost ortivw nl sel f i s h n . e s * . . The trials and hardships abroad bmuglit out the best of people, he snys, but th e Irritations 6f pence seem to bring out the worst, lie finds grave international problems and the sufferings of other nations ignored here. Instead of pitying'lhe foreign sufferers with tholr cold and hunger, th e ir privations and perils, h ere'w e are griping over tiiv difficulty of getting nylons nnd white shirts. ’ •, There are, indeed, serious dislocations in housing und other respects; Igrt everything is so much b etter here than abroad that the g reat majority of people m ight- well thank God for tholr blessings With everything else going Up In price, the E’lotlda Power aijg h t Co. announce* u reduction In industrial power rules. Tin,I will help bring new Industrie* t» Florida. I E T Y E D IT O R — C w c lla T m ln c k Social Calendai ELECTRIC SERVICE e** C O M P A N Y 701 M A G N O L I A AVE. SA N F O R D . F L A B. B. Crumley - Bank Building-^ Atlantic National General Insurance WEDNESDAY A business meeting nnd luncht hi will be held a t the Womans t >ub a t 12:50 P. M. with the Joflowlng as hostesses: Mr*. It. 11. • a m le y , Mr*. John Kick. Mi*. V C. Fields, Mr*. M. W ads­ * >rth. M rs. J. H. Mrnirk and Airs. E. Compton. Member* ire • quested to make reservations V ith the hostesses. . T1IUKHDAY . The Southslde P.T.A. will nifet i.’ 3:15 a t the scIukiI auditorium. The hoard meeting is scheduled I- meet a t 3:30 P. M. The T.' E. L. Class of the F ir-t Tktptijt Church will meet In the 4hiex o f the church for It* r, gular huaiiwss and social un-ellug a t 8:00 I*. M. with Mrs. Tlioda E w ing’s group its hostes*. Parents Invited To Southside P. T. A The lasflb iretiltg of the SouthNgte P.T.A. for this school year will be held Thursday nftt-rnoon the school nt 3:15 o'clock. ■W-*. J . P. Cullen, pre«iilcrtt, and Mr*. J . C. Mitchell, prinripal, l-uve issiMxl an luviiwtiorr tee nil ti-e Parents of children who will *■ *»-r the first grade In SeptcmIv r to come lo the meetln-- a» t 'test* of the P.T.A. Installation of officers will lie i induct,-,I and a program of en­ tertainm ent will Ite presented. A M-cirtl hour wiU lie held immed­ iately following the piogr.ini. # Rehearsal Party Given At Hill Home Mr. am) M r* , .lame* Crapps anti M r .‘ and Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain this evening at their home a t 1900 M agnolia Ave nue w ith a buffet supper honor­ ing Mias Doris Hall und Charles Kvun* Sperfcer and th e ir wedding party immediately following the rehearsal. The w e d d i n g will lie solem nirrd tomorrow afternoon at 5:30 o'clock In the F irs t Bap­ tist Church with .Rev. W . P. Rrooks, Jr. officiating and being a««i,J<s| by Rev. J. K. McKinley. The home - 1* artistically deco­ rated with white daisies, gladi.closes and Queen A nne's- larc with white taper* arranged throughout the home... Mr. and Mrs, <W. A. Adorns. Jr.' will serve punrlt on the sun porch amt Mr* Hill nml Alt*. Crapps will serve the supper a t 8:0(1 f . M. Mr*. Crapps will w ear n Mag­ nolia colored net gown w ith lace insert* anil Mr*. • Hill will l«e Rearing a gojvn of black crepe which Ha, u ••nVo oi pale (due la-ad*. Miss Hall will wear • a gown with fuscti.j Jersey liodire and bouffant chiffon sk irt. Those Invite,] are; Mis* Hall, Charles Kvan* Spencer, Hev, ami .Mrs. W. I*. Rrooks, J r., Rev, and ItE H lH .ITlO N Resolution adoptetl by the Rrotherhooil Class of the E'irst l-resbytertan Clas* of the E'irst I'resbyterian*' Church in nu-nnuj of Ralph It. Chapman. Whereas, our heavenly E’ nther in hi* Infinite Inve nnd wisd.i-1 I n* culled Ralph It. Chapman. «•11•* friend nml ro-worker in the Bi other hoo,) Class of the E'i-.| I'texhyterian Church uf Sunfn-it. Flnridn and whereas, we the Nentle-rs o f this chi** i .-nitre and mourn our In.*, tlu .ef'.ro lie it resolve,!. E"ir*t: That we l*i» in Itumble submission to ittrr la th er- will, knowing that he doeth nil Ihi.rg* well. Second: That we expre*-. nut rratitude to (>*1 for hi* faithful Service in our class. tT hild : Thnl we extend to •It*fam ily anil loved one* nur cx. tteme syiuputhy in their lo­ D RrotherhiMHl ( In*, Rcsriiutiim* Committee George A. Stine V ictor M. Greene Junior Iii$rli Frolics To Be Friday Nijrht The ntiniial Spring Erotic* if the Kiitifnid Junior High Sellout nill Ik- (irto.rntei( Fi idny evening at H:0l) u*« lock under the- grnenil *u|K-rvition of Mrs. \V. ( 5. E’leming The seventh grade will pn-.rut "llen ry'* Mail Order Wife,” n (day. directed Ity Mr*. Ricluird Katun.' A .wing band. ".Iitnioi J i,et*.'' will ptrsent music and the glee club diirctt-,1 Itv .Mr. E'leming will render several mini tiers. The eighth grnde will present the fentuie play "Klmci And Th" laive ling" liitected liy Mr*. Flem­ ing. A* n .-pecinl attraction the May Dny King nnd Queen will tie Introduced n* well a* the u hiper* in the elertion of the president nod eiee preslitrnt of Juulor High Ijind. a project of the eighth erode. .Taking another crack a t the South, which shnald be remem­ bered by R outhertim In the De­ m ocratic C o n v e n t i o n of 11)48, ■ H enry Wallace say* th* entire nation Is being "threatened by certain people who represent the a t th e maiJic of C alifornia*' liltin g color* NEW PATTERNS IN ANKLETS . • AND LONG TOPS LISLES — RAYONS - RIBS in ev ery C a ta lin a . Ri ^ht r rra y o n strip e d T r ir o t ra y o n Je n ey w ith e o n tr a ilin j tw o -to n e tw isted lira. $8. Left i d re u m a lic r sw im su it in T ric o t ray o n jersey, $ 0 . B oth .75 THE PAIR in a V ide cliolre o f colore. CORRECT MEN’S WEAR . . . - NOW IS THE TIME TO LET US INSTALL IN YOUR HOME A NEW . the Gossett tn the House, providing th a t con­ trol* should b t. lifted when pro­ duction of any rommedity roach** the volume of th* fiscof y e a r 19(1, wruld require the lifting of all oriev control* controls on suhti . all Price luheUntiaHy food*. It overlook, th* fa c t th it demand I* far greater than 1041 supn|y. Another amendment which would raise price* Immanaely,- the OFA say*, la th* House Amendw ent requiring the OPA to let p ro d u ct* make a profit .on every Item th at thay rroduce. A t th# AVAILABLE NOW l Don't wait until it *«U cold. Bo gmart this year and order vour heat­ er new. 'Ohooee from our biff ejectio n of Bpark, Perfection, Ivanhoe and American Bun flam e models.,- • • - ' -••• - ’ / Houmillats Honor Couple On Yacht Mr. and Mr*. E\ ET Rnumillat ,-ntrrtninnl al«nird tlu-ir yacht. "TinSkylark." in*t evening hi.not mi: Mi** Ih-ll,- Wilson and Jiim,-. Canfh-hl ,.f Dibit,do who** ui.l.lntg will )*- an event of next in..nth liie y-iu-t (itlair>hi trieit.l »»f tii* ,-i.uph- rtni.,-,1 up ■In- I .I .. ,t.l <ii). I picnic Miss Olive Roeco Bride - Rleet 1 iIm>v a tth In* pur fills. Mr. iiibI Mr*- John Smith, ut their hmiif «li Park A vriuii*. Ur-Mini* ritkr n* *i»t u ith n Ui»tf • \( In. 1\kr*|i|tii|f $:ifl of • he l.icut. Col. ami Mr*. W. G. Cam|ilK*ll have rcturncil to E'airfii-hl. Calif, afti-r sticmting two wi-ok* in Sniiforil wnili- ho wn« ntti-niiing an offic-ra’ school ill Orlando , ritq Rnlyn 'IrCItinv. n student of Stulaoii Univcisity, spool l)iu aeek-eml with liis brnlher-tn-lnw and sister. Mr. and Mrs W. It. W ill bints, at their homr Jill* Pal­ m-tin Avenue. l»r**tf w'lval k'H'iit - iriniiilnioiliff mitt *fi\f*| to the ifiirsU with c«*ff«« ami n chi krn *nl»i| t om «tv M trr irmaimnu with fhi» ifiif-u f it •tiilr time* Nil utiil Ml* Wlnii* h*ff f«*i n hlit if t w(*«itltti|{ 1111 with the hi it|r wnirimr i» while w«*-* F'tii*r»on of Ml. Pleasant. • tiif i f * l n lliifn ttn wbne* t»»*l I »•* Tcnu and Mi«» P u n . Sin-.-t. ,,-n- it i wrhtlr M i I n u •‘t i.i i lint tiu«tior. o' tifn c , St,ill l ',d leg,- in '' l.'lutk Imiui oUr.I m l Allatiln. tin th r srhnnl frn-n • • . |f-Klilh b. Ilfl ini a Aft ' -i ( which thr bride graduated Itt -1 ' ’“lib*in in ilr\fti*r then t*i|* June, wi-te the bride-, in a ids They f h f y w ill m flk f i h f i i h -n u f i* weie gowned in spring green • Mtiirliu . (»u u ll(*| *• Mr White t i, ith -iniill frilled hots of lb- (•*« tin t* .I utiil thf 'i f ii! Iltifri* i di r - s ninti-nnl Their drvssv. wcip '( KntfMii<*l*>i;\ idi iiluul o illi (lie maid *>f huiioi O u N f -lomi IfllfHlk tlu Idtllhl and they rallied bouquets of 'fr. ni|«l Mi* .Slain W*iflit mi*l orchid rn|on-d tulips. Mm. KlUJriir rinuT t **f t Util* till. Mrs. Kirtley, mother of Dn- Miaa l.iicilu W aslihuni, . Mr*. II hrlde, chose n gown of white J. I'emhiqtiui, Mrs. L. II. McIk-,mI Jersey nod wore a small hat made nml Ml*. Norma (h'ttii-i of Orof llrttcr Time* Roses. Her c o r­ liUiiio; Ml*. Helen Moon- ..f Win sage win of pink sweetheart ro«»< cr t ’u il Hint Mi- R i.li-H I V. i • tied vs it *> liettrr Times rihletn <-f Norfolk. Vn Entertainment Given A. R. Tedder Weds At SouthHide School St. Petersburg (iirl . . . l o r Jay* u n J c r laxy *um lilne I r if lil Claude. Ing controls alnie the w ar’s end. For example, (t hat ju a t dstcrmlned to lift control* from w ater­ melons. Recsotly R lifted control* from etrawberriaa. from proeeaaed eltru* frott and from -m inor foul Bern*. U has lifted control* from many consumer gt>ed« told In departm rn t store* and other retail placet, ax well a s ' from heavy « ay Mi<4 S.trali Sutati K I r 11 e y, \..:i« . , gown of itqiiu ciep.* .til l l->a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar* u inoil mate long lint with a «<ofiler Hoy Kirfley, wn» m arried tJ *«t'i of rv-e. g r a d u a t i n g lot '• William W nlkrr W hite, son o shade from pink to deep red. ! Mr. and Mr*. Si. C lair White. Jr., Mi- Henry Wight, Krandmotlut 5 >c.,ter,lay at 3:30 o'clock In*of a the bride, wore n white jersey beautiful candlelight ceremony a t gown, white nrrrssories and a the Holy Cross Episcopal Church cor-nge of roses. Mr*. Eugene (‘lower of Cairo, ott spent with Her. Matk T. C utpcnter of* on busi- ficlating. The a lta r was banked Ga„ great aunt of the bride, wom w ith white gladioluses, fern, la rk ­ u navy blur dress with delphinium spur. paint* and w hite taper* in bine hat and corsage. Mrs. Slater hoff will branched oandlelnbra. The chan­ Wight al«o of Cairo cousin of the lines* at cel mil held tapers, fern and bride, wore a Nile green dre-s white gladioluses and the fam ily with ;,ti orchid corsage and o< • pew* were marked with bouquet* ce--orle*. Teveland, of gladioluses tied with eggshall The reception was held immed­ M ayfair satin riblKtn. iately following Ihe ceremony at T hr nuptial music was furnished Ingleside II. home o f the bride's by Mr*. Hoy F. Syroes. organist. parents. The guests were received I. Occkck who played the t r a i l i t i o n a t at the garden gate by All*. I., it. over the m arches; I’ctc Mero. cousin of Mi l ,-»»,! at Orlando nnd Mrs. It. u Robert the bride and violinist, wfio played L. f i rkin*. The garden hostessi * Gounod's "Avn M arla"; and Dick were Mrs. C, D. Hishnp, Mrs. . Aiken, vocalist who rrmleie<l "Tne R. R. Den, nn,| Mrs. >1. S. \Vu(and Mis, Voice That Tim dhed O’er Eflen”. gio , who rondurted the guest* to le, spent During |h e ceremony us the vow* the leceivuig line. •ltd Mrs. were spoken Mr. Mero softly playAir*. • Kirtlcy. the In ills- nnd rd Schubert's "Ava Maria < St. Broom. Mrs. White, Mr. Kirtl-y Clair While III served as best and Mr. White formed tits reSkinner, man for the groom. The groonts- cejiing line. Those serving punch Ison and inert included William K lrtley, lit the garden wete Mrs. Joint Tutupday a t' Ralph W ight II. Tommy Mero nnd unt, istov of the groom, who wt-A Daytona Beach. J. -D. Woodruff. J r . The head assisted by Mrs. Avn Davis and . Usher was Joy McCaslln; Alt*. Afaj'mb Ihsfgkin. ‘ The cir­ and InTp«? beautiful bride who was culating hotessc* included Mrs. have re- given in m arriage by her fnther Hal Wight. Mrs. Ralph Wight and It) W est wpre n cream Iratiste wedding Mrs. Fied Wight. oca* hoiwhich feature,! long h eir­ Recs-iving at Ihe door n.f tlu* ' loom Ince sleeves, a fitted bodice . , with cff-rhoulder . ile-ign nnd |» home were: Mrs. St. Clnli W lti'el m * Dean T,l|,ff'„|1| ..LTrt? W e old-fashioned H U Hb.’ - f . t - tVdlink, Mr. ■ th a t she ,ti..td.l..r -I--—,ur•* „n« .tutlinr.l with Hemy Wight II and Mrs I* \ I hr home wty. Im-.siiIifn!fy from «n V\i,11- lace which also formed in­ Aler.i General , orii0„ , j„ tlu- skirt nnd edged d<.» in tcl with arrangement, .>f Mrs. William Wnlltfr White life former Shir.ili Uu'.itt Kittlrv the train. Ilm full length veil of whit, rnst-s, F a-tii lillles. lark­ . , . sheerest illusion fell from n corn- spur, tulips anil lillles of the s a l­ wiioM- m artian- * >* fotcm nlnil ro -o itijy ulti'riusui at i in o'cln,it nt ley Mr*. D. I.. Thrasher was in a iM-aultlut cemtvihv in i.n- lloN C m ., Fplscap.il Clturclt with lt*-v l ' U- »,cl of lilli’ s of Ihe valley. The Jackson- |irj,|,,• c a rrfe,| a Isiuquet of lillles charge of the dining room und Mark T. CarpctUei ottU’i illit J A trcrptlan wa* lu-kl imiiii-itlatcli lolwaassisted Ity Mr,. J. D. Wtssitowlltg ttii- relrniiili) at lnxic-nv tt Imuir n( th r brill*-' |»,rrtu> Mr '• \ f , L* of the volley harked with roseand Mr* C It K iiti v '■''j. point luce. Itefore enteiing the agweii. church lier veil w*s straightened • . M| j , by Charlene Allen, life long friend Orlarwhi ,,f ,ho klrs. MeMis' t atheiinr Spencer, maid Mr*. F. "f honor, wore nn mciiid net gown made along similar lines ns the bride'* gown with off-shoulder Mis* Kt- Inidiee anil Ixmffant skirt with laindiuoi fluted ruffles up the front of the uests fur {skirt and itnlliiiliig the shoulder ilrs. Und design. Sli • wore a frilled hat in. ;of the dress maieiinl nnd rarried a |,oo,piet of >ellow luli|is. f Norfolk, Cn . M» .ind .M«* \Vil*on Smith «*f **f (illif* nf thy J o c k w«im\ illi- uVf f‘|*rm!»mr n fev% Iff f t tlu* tiitilf Ilia* fi*iii •I if I «‘*l Mr*. Frances Rniimillnt III nn-l children, Cynthia and Fram es IV, a te residing with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. White, imitlu-r nf the groom. E-, E*. Roiiiuilliit while Frances, III is completing a .»ur»e lo phnrmncv nt the I'm ,,'•t - •t \ of h#r#- "ni S Sale* Expected Miss Sarah Suflan Kirtlcy Becomes Bride O'f William Walker While C ontents J u | r e break* out jn th e pl4$* you live, clianre* are your houseItoJtl furnisliinga will be th e first to suffer. L et ua Jell you in dollar* and e m ta how little it will coet to h av e N o rth .A m e ric a 's d e p e n d ab le p ro tec tio n againat aucb a discourag- K -M iTdl PARE TH RK I T n E R A N F O n n H l'-R A I.I), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Lieut, und Ml* Thomn- J J,tonnes und children, Toinnile ni-il K enneth of Sarasota were to r tecent gur*ts of Mr. and Mrs. John l>. A braham s at their home on Sanford -Height*. It huppslia 4n Hie lorst regulated families. "The waistline w a, point« l a t the front and bark and th r sk irt term inated in a five mile long tra in -’, said the Times-Union Runday. We read In IJfe thi* week th a t dresses are 'g e ttin g longer, but we didn't reiklUe how f a r It hail gone. f , *h"1 11 TUESDAY; APRIL .10. 1!>I6 Residence Wednesday Over 40,000 traveller* pa***d through Miami by airplane on their way to l-aatln America during the month of Mntch.’a 260 percent increase over the same month one year ago. Don't sell air travel ah trtt or l-alln Atoerim. Did you know th a t th* Amerlean people .buy I26,000.1k)0 pall* e f shoe* every three m onth*! T h a t’* «y» th a t’* m ere ahoe* than there l» a l her to make them from. T h at-* hy It hi becoming Increasingly popular to wear wooden soles and plastic top*. not* be anti-British, lo t.u * not be with the Axis. 'L e t u , )>c proanti-R ussian. Lot U. bo pro-Amor- peace «n<l net the example to o th lr Icon, pro-democrocy, pro-lndepen-l-, nation* by telling them th a t i t ones for all people, p ro-friendahip. will abandon rom puliory military w ith all people • except the Axis training If they will and will dUand thoaa who were conspirator* 'arm if they will. • Ve/uf, t/u "To build i» l<> be robbed”, su* « Fortune m uguilnr, q oting,. Kamoi-I Johnson, nml referring to a veter­ an who planned a »)5.b00 ‘‘dream hoiiae” which turned into a |50.000 nightm are. . T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 3^ 1M B T H E S A K F O R D H E R A L D ,, S A L F O R D , IP A B B TWO •- • • ■ • , . • . ■ , . It. really Is astonishing how NEW we can make your old car look. gring it in and let us show you what our experts on Body Repairs and Painting can do. ■ See why we say . TOP FLIGHT QII Mrs. H a r o l d lllake. Miss Helen and Miss Rosalind S trick­ S k it, not) Plays were presenttsl Mrs. r o y in a e • nkei • >. land of Tam pa and Miss Jennie by the L tuser Dramatfe Studios Petcrahurg „n« m arried to A. It Card of Jacksonville were the Monday afternoon at 3410 P. M. Tedder of th is ’city Sunday a fte r­ weekend guests of Mr. und Mrs. a t the Fotithaide Prim ary School noon nt -t 00 oYltirk in a cere­ P. P. Cm npM I nml Lucille Camp­ mony performed liy Rev. VV. P bell .nt 3110 Kanfonl Avenue. i ... students at Rrooks, Jr. nt the home of li n ­ e's school of groom's uncle and aunt. Mi rod .Mr. nml Mr*, l l n i c u r r I. d a n c e s and Mrs. II. M. Pearce at TIT W« , Ptnvcll and »on, Jimmy. *|ient d played pin .in F irst H lrrel Mr*. John I. -Mit I Its- weekend In Jacksonville will, * ler, pianist, fniot-hi-d ft*,- nuptial her sister anti brother-in-law. ned with "P ir- muaic and Ml,- Rillir McCarley -d Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Mason. Tlirv wdie" by I l m- l-*ke Duller, cousin of t)ie griM.m. were Joined hy Neil Powell, stu ­ lissell a n d ' "Because" and John M ille t dent a t the University nf Florida e Mi«s Milf »*nf “ ri. Ptomlse Me” M i. M'd c u m «*f m i v Mr*- Frank MacNeill trliirui-d th ih.. follow. ' ! " nnd “ Ah. Swcri Myatory **( l*ifr“ to her home. H23 Park Avenue, U o , H. Tr*l«l(i nf Httttfniil nii*i from the O range Genrrnl Hospital t rother nf ih** irrooin spht'd u* where ih e has been confined for miin. II. .M. I’raivp ihiabout two weeks. Friends will Ik Itrid* aw ay in m arriage. glad to learn th a t she is recuper­ Th* bride chose to w ear a light ) ating nicely. •due crepe suit with matching I blue anti while accessories und u j Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Hall. Jr.. corsage of sweetheart rose* a n d ; are spending n few day* with Mr. H all's p a r e n ts ,‘ Mr. and Mr*. J.‘ Moran.- vHunbonnet 8 u ^ was gardenias. Thr bride'* *l*t.'r, Mi-e W. H all, before moving to O rlan­ given by G erry Brunner and her Haxel Keene of 8t. Petersburg do, w here they will make their ‘‘Jlm m yA « venlrllonuUt act. A was maid of honor and selected i home. Mr. Half ha* recently Iwcu pantomime, "Th* Little Doy Who a pink crepe tire** w ith white i discharged Irom the army. Ran t A * ay ’', had the foflowlng accessories and n rorsage of Tailseast: Bob Rhoemaker, Beverly man roses. Th» m other of th e : L ieut, and Mr*. Fred William* G ray. Mari* Maneode*, Yvonne bride w as dressed in n light (due and three children xpent Sunday Cullen, B e tl/ Ann Munson, Jan tre silk su it with white accessories in th is eity visiting friends an.) Klnlaw, M arianne Strickland, Bet­ and w ore a corsage of w hite roses, relative*. Lieut. William* Is At­ ty Bryan, Hacold P ate, Charles Th# groom ’s mother cho*e n pink tached to th* U. 8. Naval Air Russell, H a rrie tt Brown, Betty Beraberg sheer with black aec-ey Station, Daytona Beach a* public Ann Stllea and Barbara Phagan. sort** nnd a rotsage nf while works officer. M aria M e n tn d ti presented a The vow* were spoken befm# Mr*. John D. Abrahams was dance which was followed by a a m antel lianked with ETnster Hi­ hostess a t a family dinner Sun- scene from "Sleeping Beauty" ll**, Queen Anne'* lac* nnd fern. day a t her home, 316 West Twen­ played by B etty Ann 8til*a and Green palms w#cr« placed on both tieth S treet, honoring Mrs. EL J. Beverly Gray. "Th* f l a u n t e d *ld*a o f the mantel a s . well as J a m m tt of Jacksonville who has llou**" wag given by Beverly seven branched candelabra on been her house guest ovtr th* G ray, BeVy A nn Stiles, H arriett on standards and tall baskets fil­ Brown. B arbara Phagan, Mari­ led w ith white gladiolus#*. Queen anne Strickland and B etty Bryei). Anne’s lace and larkspur. W~ k#nd* . ______ „ •, Friend* of Mr*. II. Dwight Froem an will be glad to • learn th a t ah* I* recuperating from a Mite hall, Mrs. K. 0 . Klnlaw. Mra. m ajor operation performed . on Sam Dunn, Mra. E. G. Kilpatrick, TLkursday m^ J . ss _ fa sl VlKa Id Mrs. J . P. Corley and others. of# U.a lost week. She le .. ■ , — nflned in the Cleveland Clinic Mra. C harlotte Tyner of Tam pa oepital, Cleveland, Ohio. ie visiting tier alaUra, M ra; Fry Mr*. Jody P artin and Mr*. and Mr*. T. O. Tynar, on th# nd In Daytona Beach. W l Georg* McClelland and ; son. Ceorge, Jr. are visit»*r parents. Mr. and Mra. gueata a t M rs. Tbontaa Kirkland tr S tew artT thU week In Mel- and Mr. and U fa. J . C. Mlteherf today. Mr. Aad Mr*. J . C. Mit­ chell and Dr. and Mr*. C. W. B aker stwnt the weekend in DnyAmong thoee from Senford ntling th e county council m - In Genave on E'riday w on lirr iIj , nt ilx,»—wlirti* Ihr Isfying gift ii( ,|| (, jrnrlr>’ • P(4j aatclies *iili fully guaranteed movement. • • How knot pin, in highly po(titled 10 K cold • 0 Farriiig, in button and flornl destgn- • , H t u it ti i ti g birthstone %xlugs wit], C,ml ume set­ ting * • a Nationally known, fully gunrimtt-rd wrist Watche-. Attractive btucelets while nr yrtkiw gold. in Exquisite rnm ru briw-lte* In fltw gold flames. a JE W E L E R A wide cliolce of pend­ ant*. st or Img chains. �i*A O E F O U R TU ESD AY’, A r R IL 30 , 1910 T O E 3 A N F Q R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R JO A Orlando Cop Jodie Howington Slated To H url Tonight Against P alatka A zaleas INSIDE SPORTS REPORT lly J U L I A N R T E N S T R O M - Senators Break 7 to 7 Deadlock In Ninth Frame With Five Run Barrage On Three . Hits And Bair Of Costly Errors By JULIAN HTKN8TBOM lit one n( tjvc wildcat affairs to ever lie played by u Hanfot I entry in the Florida StateT-cagu \ the Orlando Senators last night copped a 12 to 9 decision live,the Celery Fed* before 1,002 paid iidmiMlons. A n error by Roll Tuttle with the hose* loaded In the ninth with two men away wu> tho main factor in the Orlando win. • The Senators run up then 12 run* r f f nine hits during the evening and except for three singles In the ninth, Jim Schnntel wasn't touched for morn than a single safely in any one inning, although the Sepulnr* registered nit even half dozen rtiarker* in the second. . ■ T** " - * In the first big Inning of tin evening, Orlando pushed across the six run* o ff n single hit by I * Vena and that was an inf ltd >1 flpkitr, However. Schanlel entertniried n short spell of wildness nnd walked* three halters and hit another. But three Frd errors I'onlrlhuled g u n tly to the cause, one hy Justi-e, Tuttle ami Levy The Senaturs added unolher in tho fifth when Madjrxki walked, went to third on Burns' single to left and scored on Burgmnn’a fly to center. The Feds scored their initial run lu the fourth when Levy walked, went to second on luike’j grounder, took third on a walk issued to Justice and scored when P ratt walked. The Feds continued to worry How-aril Martin, the Nat hurler, in the fifth Sharpe started the six run inllv with n base oil halls and Tuttle repeated. Levy then sent n short but sizzling single into right- Buddy Ijtke powered another blow Into right to scoir Sharpe mid Tuttle .Skipper Madjeski decided Martin liad hulled long enough and Avon D riggeis came in to relieve the tiring Martin. Langston was the Gist hlttei Ip face Diiggt-i* and he promptly drove a single into center to ■ com Levy, loikr and lot ngs too Immediately. Sioied when Jtislirt- eighth frames Imt Oibindo lo ’>kIrmte in thr ninth Dentino singled to left hut was caught at *eennd on Cnzxt’* nllempteri sacrifice. Heater nitiglctl to right, sending C o u l to third, Kchantcl fnnried Lnvelle nml worked the count to three' and two nn Mini* Jeskl bafore the Nat skipper walked to fill the suck*. Schanlel worked the count lo three nml two on first hasemen Burn* be­ fore Burns grounded to Tuttle who tnlacued the sphete and Coixl scored. Burguiau singled to center field,- wi*nl to areond nn the till'd tv in, went to Ihinl on Shnrtte’s error and rrussed the plate when lie was awarded an extra base on the overthrow. Madjeski nml Burn* sreteil ahead •■ f Bulgintiii. The Fed* threatened in their half of the ninth,. Slim pc walked hut Cltronr fanned, lasvy was tafe on Cuzzi's second laail nf the evening hut • la k e filed out to left, louigslon kept the file going with u single to center to score Sharpe. Justice singled to i-ruler, but Frntt grounded nut, Driggers to Bums, to end the affair, Dentino of the Nut* obtained three single* in fuur official trip* nml Jusln-u of the Foil* singled twice and tripled once fur thiee for fuur. In the seventh frame. Burns STANDINGS Tm»i Ofliftttifu Nl- Autrii'll M H A N M m ii llff*Iail I'f*1 MvlHOftfi |lig§Ht tlaluertvhli- frI'rxImiK I f tlr N a t's lay ed h e re in S an fo rd th u s f a r th is seaso n . T h e g a te ns been a v e ra g in g a p p ro x im a te ly 1550 p e r b a ttle a n d E Inst n ig h t's cro w d should a v e ra g e th a t up a little. The attendance should continue to rise as the Celery Foils grow stnnijfor. Thoy arc playing ,500 ball and gutting a Rood lead over second division clubs. - Local officials art* still trying to make every attem pt to strengthen positions that a re now considered weak on the field. Boh Tuttle ___ __ went in a t- short' for several games ami displayed a g*md brand of baseball. TutlbllCPttt'i liavp a shortstop's arm and slmuld be playing mi m-co-i I base. djowever, Joa Justice has been handling the position nlce;y regardless of the errors he teconlcd over the weekend. -Bryant has a gieu t deal of , O r l a n d o »*. 1 «4») I (ilia l l e u i t l John K ririrr of the local ba-seball association is well pleased with the attendance of fans at the ball games It Hi having Zaspel for the that it to g e t trouble with hi* hitting. is playing under lightfirst time and we admit do«* take a little time used to playing nigh' . Hanford should in- a clull thathe fan* will lie proud of within potentiality hut at tb it time it U it very shott ■lime.. In fact, mam HI- AtttfttMltir 2; TliU Inning*) clearly evident that he U nut B aily for Clu«* D baseball, lyimt ha*.a;beautiful throw b"){ lt n*..k l> i. is still much too alow to cover Ni. a shortstop's terrlio iy propcily. (T il r u g II When Bryant develop* viidtigh 1l u r lYinitt l spped and can hit well, ervtugh N*w VorJi right handed, hi* natural * way of batting, he slmuld make- u great I'h ll Ai lr l t h L t bait player. Incidentally, Joe Albert, the 1 7 ■ yeai old catcher, has gone l-t I’hllndetphia. More thmi that, hu arrived yestenhiy afternoon in Shi he Bark where ht- j* to btlooked over by f'onnie Mack. Ed Levy-Whltner promoted the try ­ out and the youngster should catch Mark's eye just a* he did the eyes of Bob Feller and other instructors al the Tampa school this Spring. The outfield la shaping up well. Lake I* doing a good job in left and I.nngston a grand inh In right. However. Meltaney ha, failed thus f.u to rotor up to par. There is a tin-Itl jaissilo lily that wheit lbtve lit air return, to the lineup tliut he'll lake over renter field. Sanford fan* will l«- aide to get it hetler idea of bow the club is going to stuck up when the rulhark take* place Sntun l«> Sanford ita* four cla*, men. I.cvy-Whitncf, Lake, lumgstoli and Brliic. Even Jim McCarthy would sweat if lie fared the task of dropping one of his four best athlolesf Shut pc i* shaping up well ,-tl third Many have hern u little disappointed m his htUmg Imt wc honestly believe that Shattie will_111Iti Util lu fto. tme of lit a SOI I HERN ASSOC lA IJON mnet pnpulnt men on the club. Going furtltet, he's going to be m ythor Kill* Clary Itefore this •ea»on Is over lie may nevei lilt like Clary hut lie cun field that ball okay and bit* a wonder­ ful throw lit first. U he hits, hr‘* going places. was safe on fu st hy virtue of a /.aspel is still one of the loop’s fielders rhnice lint w i* tagged best receivers although he’s still out by Levy an the .-old hidden NATIONAL LEAGUE the longest drive cm No. 1 Dodgers, Saints G. VV. Spencer And t for while Dr. A. W. Epps, J r H won a prixe fur getting hi* ^Irive And Packers Win (Richard Deas Win (he closest to hot* No. ti Kppi wound Up with hia trail only id League Contests Blind Bogey Event fret from the tup. Clyde Twnviilegar of th e.S u n for I Country Club announced yesterday afternoon that G \V. .Spell er nnd Kichanl- Dear wore declared winner* of the blind bogey ployed Sunday afternoon over the" tflura*. Both Spencer and Dear turned in 77 ‘a. l!oy Williamson won u prize returned to winning form Inst night with a 12 to 9 victory over the Hanford Celery P n h . The Dayton* Beach Dodgers de­ feated the Dclatml Hed llata 11 to 9 afte r taking * four run lead in the first inning. The HU A ugustine Saints worked hind fu r 12 inning* for- a clove — 2 to t — decision over the G aines­ ville G-Men., The Dt-cshurg Bark­ ers nosed nut I’nlatkn 3 to 2 in. aVrothor . thriller. -Today's game* find Palatka ut Hanford. Daytona Beach at St. Augustine, Orlando ut Gainesville and Leesburg at Del-aml, - Havana's Cuban* m e still no* l.enteti in the Fluridn-Internulitmal l-euguc tinlay. The Cubans .won their ,12th S traight .victory Jest night by defeating the W eil Palm Heart) Indians, 9 - to 3." Miami ROY JOHNSON’S Red Barn Restaurant On Hi-Way. 17 I! miles south of Sanford JUST GOOD FOOD! B r in g th e F a m ily n Among the* other golfer* par­ ticipating in the event were Hurry Tookc, John Ivey, E. B. Smith, Clyde llu ii, E. C. Hctxel, Al l.ycmr. Bill Herndon and Carl Kfhim, l i u t p i n <n I j 'ffi/u h tt'W U Cablnell'a Cry Sunday afterrmon at Tinkrr Field In Orlando, Sanford was leading the Nats hy a score of fi to 4 . d i e runner was on first and two men were out, Payim tossed in a curve hall that was supposed to itirk the outside eqrner of the plate just aroint I the batters knees Itegardleis of wbethei it tlid or not. the tttnpiie. Godfrey, sounded o ff with a -Hall!" Float away up in the packed stands at Tii'kei Field, we hentd the yell of a Sanford roolei. directed Inwards the umpire It wa». "Get down there anil lank ’em over." It was front one of Sanford’s most consistent fans. Uaynnutd Caldwell. Wc w-oulil recognize that voice III a thousand nnd when we hcaid it we thought to ourselves.' a war that engulfed the enllitworld had hesm fought since the Inst time we heard the liflle Sanford hutch,o in the statu) Yes, p> war; hr et:#n the ihdugit wa* a a single mind at Tinker Field TODAY'S SIT )UTS LAI GII Tills story may or may not le true, but nmre Ilian one old-time San Franciscan vouches for i'.» 'authenticity. At around 0:00 o'clock In the morning <m Apn|, IH, 11*00, *n old-time heavyweight known us Llenron Jones wandennl into Spider Kelly's saloon. The Deacon demanded a drink, but sill e he had nn money Kelly tnrni-d hfn down. Jones was infuriated. Grip­ ping the Jon in his massive hand* he bellowed: " I f you don't glvy me a drink I'll shake the Joint down," He liegnir to above the bur with oil Ids strength, nnd the building pimnptly tumbled down. 1---------------- -------------- --- 1 coionifiL c i t u n t R s A lte ra tio n * D r y C le a n in g I S. P alm e llo A « , Ph. 481 i —•---- -------------------------- HH i t l e r L iv e s " • ; ‘‘O L D G L O R Y " 1 j | I 'A I I A M O U N T N E W S | CARTOON 1= 111 = 111 = 111 = 11 KERRY W. CARTER , .ra a a i-tu c T io N ■ HIS.ROAD COMM ISSION DUOUP 1 TO D A Y 'S SI'OKTH ODDITY Must baseball managers uru well-satiifird if their club* wl-t hy one or two-run margins. But Jack Lelivelt. who used to man­ age tint L«s Angels* Angels, wa* never satisfied tntlcss ht* rlmrga* were at least a dozen runs ahfsd. ' Once the Angels scored 22 runs M lliU t it l ‘ii|fa ♦ *«i|uml«u* rii; IB|*r Mlnn^i)iGlM * U o lu m liU r 7 cil |*4iti|« v i l l i »*■ limmrm t TbInI" f nI«cliv> Ht LntliDt lllo (illflil) •illfitulul. i 1 I f ft I l i l H l J l l - certainly Sugahlne Service 1* the jark of all ir u lr t Cooks meals, heats water, refrigerates, ran* lha radio, doe* the work of a dozen household serve at*. I f I) I L U U I I -yea, the rompany back of Somblne Servlet I* • community kuUdcr. a Urge taxpayer and a good eitlaea, working hard lo attract new butiqes* nod industry, to naaitt in the deirlopmrot of the territory In which tl operate*. & £ W A R E o f th o a rtific ia l b a i t fro m R obson S p o rtin g G ood*. Stafforcfs Service Station No m a t l o r w h o t y o u a r e f e e d i n g on* R o b o o n h n * J u r o a t h a t r d a o m b l o ilL T h o a c t i o n a n d o p p o o r o n c o o f t h e n lu r e * w ill te m p t y o u . novor escape because R o b so n S p o rtin g p o u n d I o a t b a r d b r a i d e d U . S. U n o . Cor. 2m! ft Sanford O nce y o u h a v o m n d o Ybd n tla lo k o o f s ti^ ttlQ t » " • o f t h e * o 't n * ty Iu ro * y o u w ill G ood* it re c o m m e n d in g 18- e T h e r e 's O n iy O ne \Vny T h e H o y s C u n T ell T h e se T w in s . A p a r t — MV T H E IR k i s s e s ; It ’ll L iv e Y’ou Y o u n g Ideiw! TiiIhIji M llw n ilk r r c Today - Wednesday Tram NT. DAT|a ImlUitttirt'li, HU' H.V.NFOKI i 1 C E B T A IK L Y W IL L A P P R E C IA T E Y O U B AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toil t "M OW DT rOUCMJ lorpcning. TALKING TIRES I If taiiitfi o Land cleared, dirt maved. raeda built, dralnaxt wartu drailine. by O IT CONHTHCCTION CO. Canlaet Her Jehneoit at the Bed Bam RraUurent, . Phone Slt-M. ' lisFil ' '^1 *’ A nd no w r » p rttc tica lly « new tire instead of • w retk , Theae people ca n lengthen th e life of Y O U R tire* w ith reg u lar inspec­ tions, w eekly reinfiationi, expert repair* an d recap*. T h ey also v U l l V U i l l U J I - Just push n button or Rip a switch and Sunshine Service goes lo work* day or night. Baa nnlimllrd possibilities In the Eleelronte Age. Undoubtedly, lb * most convenient service in your home. �I I. j lied fr o * . Volunteer' I ('or|>*> are organired in nearly! 1,0 U0 rotnin unities In uid in dr. (aster emeigencie*. CUSTOM MADE woorlen blinds, warp-proof. No metal flints tmed due to "climatic conditions. All type 1)11(1(1.4 repaired Free estimate*. HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO. CAPT. C. HOLTSCLAW, (Retired), Owner 1005 E Fourth St. Phone I97-W Hefore.Noon S a n fo rd ’s Colored T h ea tre LEGAL NOTICE 1*1*13 S iia la 25c Adm ission 411 |*| III.1 C \ T l O \ ‘ *1*ij- I* *-i ,(|,w t | iJ Ai r . HtJl'1 M i-'ii* i'unlit^ N ' w 1 •»*/*.; . Ami AUK IIKijfUiA 4 UMMA^‘ HI* *(i ^M;***^? It* “ In- bill i*l L •i-ii»i! filed iiif itlf? - - ifmi In *ln till O 'lr t, Jt**l plml .all. In mud! f‘*r .S» rr»fD4»l»* K.m CfUljiln In th. t * ‘ e nt I>vm ’ . ‘*»li IMiilitllft. »* . t^dBUiv! * ' l*i I* c-Ltiil. wIi* r* tji, ih? i *1 M^iH1(1 —l» t! 4 (11.*, <>IC \la| -I, I %$**) fitll y+'U in*f hr|*f*» i$ tl* JifA 1 ♦ i f i m Ilf) * Mta-F**! -’ K t*i{ tinil M>»* t*aiiYr Ull l«rr is* k k u t i i k i : M«*m:ii»:i* 'hi* !**• «»im * t . I r--« f.tii »T*i|ui-iy Ifv *• « ' *„ ri,. 4 Y K* *111* IIKIl Al t* ip ii p ip< i --I HiPitlic l.i.uflafis .| t|* f*lltl!i|sl Ke-^ji * - *11.( l im -.1.4 #•• M INI* *Mtl'KItKl* i*t • ♦ .nil - lit nitj* 4 ii util \ I’ lurliLt. j...i .(.«* ..r a i*itl K*ifc 50c HELP WANTED- ii r I !«*•(■iP#|t"' «‘t**i H* (* I » •’ 1| ! t# ' '■ *4 i n Hi h t U t d r s i :a i . i IIALLAUD'S feed, groceries, etc. Phone K(15-J. IL y . Touchton. 1201 Celery. _________ '■ , UPIIOLSTKRKU fabrics, tapestrics, broculellcs. dam asks, im itation leather and di ),>ery fahrirs. /vrrongrm ent for c a rt­ age If work desired. R. S. Brown. 2V11 N. Oranxe Ave.. Orbtndo. f l ? _______ V a l e n c i a u r a n g ti 12.2:1 bushri. M. M. Lord. Phono 470.1. posts. 412 EMI.TY 6 gal. oil cans— life each. IL B. Pop# Co.____________ GIItL tot soda Fountain at Lan\*n l( I . Til t lir.llTI «»JI* cy ’s Drug Store. Part tint* oi ?\ !•••4-1M in Mt* T||K l-lM’ N full lima. HTOTt: tumiKaii.i: ' ’mi’ n h II • »i:i I»\ IN MIIOIIA \\ KSTi:i« N I’ Nil IN ii - »: i ii* oi HAS 4iju*itiii|£% for Mjvvnil Uiy \1. iiv««o r,H !<•* Willi T m \M, . DKI«ITM|1 H AND 1*1 ' Ifl yuiiifi ttiiii uii!t*r M W 1.NV iT All"* Mlt I • ltiryrtf% f»5 cunti* |wr botii si i*;»iM n ItSTA • YVltli t 111v 'mil Ckfl«* III!If fill \ Mil . II I* »if } 1*11 -*»*’ hi-' ., I I ', T. *, I, II. ■• , . !*.« Snlui*fi*\ an,! ijoublt* IMIU’ f«n ,, ,. ,i a. .« i- « Sumlnv \pplv l.tH'rtl Mitnuk't' It,,. , ,f 1 ■■ MUI ' , , i ' i I., . - 1 ,.| t, [StlHrl IIK.ST II A.MliriUJKR numiuuli 1 'Ul-t KKI* (,IHl S ,f«| lulilltll \ i. . . , *. -i -.1 ‘ th** County -uml STII.I. Ifw I.- I lu.lat *■ ! Ht-ltlM Vi*ilk Si nilfiotu Ci'UhtN n( Hoy Johnson’* 1U*«I Bill oi ., ' ! 1.il 1,1,1 ±! T,K - rtlrr iln * ’■*1u W :ir«l St Hrsta urn nt. .1 »nilr< South *f Hunford on Ht>wny IT M L N \\‘ |) women (rohoi-tl) foi woik a- i 't atr Mill West I3 tu *n> Lerd ntsi be Fresh LUNCH .SEflVKH wt ihe KM* St \.Ittt.- ,t Adkins t'**.. Im >*ben it i« msdr HAHN 1 1 to 2 I* M < ntnpl* •• BI I HD** EKIkSM in '*1 . 00cHoy wnritn t«> Vi ll! M i Indy wanteii fot offtmWHEN VUI B E * IT? you. (C'lfiseil Tuvuliiy>. wolk in general supple whole Lorb wei k your TlinUry stm* -ale and retail store establish FOB SALK i b t v,-i a froih shipment- of nient The w m l is permanent Savin i nun, two-story home hr frvd • so the iltiyei may eve and n steady r e l i a b l e calrd very r lr ic in. Inmnnliate j Im .,-sored of receiving onl» lim scirnt’im. applnunt is tie FRESH FEEDS with none o! I ostn-ssion. Has five room gnruge "fret I When answering pleaseiheo value lost liv sleraeapartment also. state age. IbiX It 7 Sevdip. F 1 ‘100 II. Robert \ Williams *11 Starlr! *ta*h $ 4 ,t Phono 732 Atlantic Bank BMg t \ S lllH { T il t.tl IN r iH I M M , Grow mg ‘Ma«h C ‘— ------ -------------------------i MMIt) STAR TIN t. s VI.Ain 4 i“ .r u t k fSAbb— ----- - —4 MUST BF PFK M A N ^N T SAN t l a , ,,,* Mask — Savon loom bungalow, ehoiet In ■, * 'I F n ill) III>Xn>KN1 . PI LASIN G ! Broiler Mn*b tion oh Magnolia Ave., corner j ' PERSON A LIT* L \t LI.I.KN I' j |lair* Feed lot. Poj.see-.inn ear, la* nrrangial llog Fred t '7 V 1' T l II K I. \ lit.f ( II \|N Robert *. Williams S p in al iBmhoioI oi, put. G R O C E R *. JtPI'l I 1st JOK Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Itldg of blit) pool trio OI nit'.' HAl'NDKR.S, m vn * i ,| K. m a k HI H U S K Y G AR ET ANN. FOR SA L E OR .LEA SE: EverF lo u r A F e e d M ills glades muck land. I arte to 10,- MAID for Muthui F uimturt C o. 000.- Improved and uniniprnvo I. (Baby chick* from thorou hly See Mr. Brunson nt Mulher's. A. BAII.KT tested and inspect e<l flocks— Belle Glade. Florids Ph. 70. hntrhex twice a week.I WE M ANUFACTU RE and rebuild Everythin!- In Bedding." We stock quality furniture. Call us FR YER S, fresh dressed, availfor your bedding anti furniture able daily. Tendr Fry Poultry, heeds. E c h o l s Bedding and 2203 Sanford Avenue, Phone Furniture Co., 117 W. 1st 8t.. 024. rheme 1133. _____ See our new a*»orimutt of HAND IiT STANDS »f lice., with 20 .e PAIN TED CHINA WARE. Sta:, *0 lbs. of honey included. WUl iey-Rogers llurdwaie Co, sell one or all. M. M. l-urd. FU RN ITU RE fm .all- for .! room phone 4703. apartment, $225.un ta»h. It? FOR S A L E : Approximately 40t) *V. 10th SI. acres of nuirk land, diked ami with pumps In, on State Road GIRL'S bicycle for sale, brand new. Gib'd* Park. No. 25. about 16 ntlle( from Belle Glade. Price $110.00 per TWO brood sows, Poland Chinn, acre. Durocruas, $60 rtirh. Cecil C. A. B A ll.BY Flowers. Phone till',-**’ . Belle Glnde, Florida PH. 70. FOB SALE: Approximately 800 H it* of muck land, unimproved, between two highways. Price per acre $50,00 rash. f\ A. BAII.HY Belle Glade. Florida Ph. 7a BUSINESS SERVICE W ILL pay highe«t pin e- Im u-ed ,; t‘nt.1 and mlnu w»i**ki-d m l hut i 1 imJ Of old ftU * L., |<d«i Hat Iiff I'hniii- J li V*. I1. O. fkf\ 1 | 7H. Sanfutd, Fla _ i Photo TO HUY: Ai» I Mill |M4 4 'J-J. FLOOR HANDING and finishing. Cleaning ami ing. New fbaira eo lfa m l lo p e i-'j fecllon. Obi floor* made like new | Call IL M G I.F. *SOV Luke Maty. Fla --------- - LAW NS mowTd with p " * ''i in"*' rr 1‘lunir TTU-XJ your Kodak film* to Studio for expert fin 9. S tata Hank llul FARM 1& 3 — Now |« the lime t hoy* your tractor painted i Heel*. Paint Shop, HUH W. Sir St. Phone 1001-J. , T i n : • If,' i IT ' u l Al m l It i • i * t N 1 ’ VS I • » • H >» MINMl *4 S \ I * t | ' I ,* <*It! Il*. a . m \.\i i i ; i n * F ltlll * I N 1 ' ' u \ 11»• v « i. Ki IMM* |.i. ilo l.l'V ti «i, i :|; »* n\ N COLOR S P E C IA L IS T Room and euhe plamtinj' — — W rite P. O. Rox 481 BASS SEASON OPENS WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st SHE t'S FOUL1VE BAIT and BOATS •t>u« is o s.n l. Hjrrsr-AsMny Want Fast Sure Relief? ' —#» Mtmff »««* D«a| tuff# f UY» p*»n tfi4 dtireoMI if G !V £ . *■- you# I i»r ri’liithh %*mi kmaH-hiji nftil tu>iI*p (IK S i KK The inctesietl number ol can on the road in. create* dfivincj harardt. You can be financially teeme again:! them il you are fully prelected by a policy in a tound intufanco c o m p a n y . W e o ffe r Ih o f pro* ftrcMoa.1 STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL B A LA NCI NC B a u e r R a d io S e rv ic e ’ limit J'l Lost and Found r ~ v £ : , ' 3 ROOM ' apartm ent fumiahed nook downstairs, X bodrooms^ u p ­ complete. Phone 721-M. LOST — B i l l f o l d conUinl:.. stairs. Screened porches fro n t D river* license, aoctal tseurl'y and back. T hi, house I. nicely card. I3.D0. Return it) A. Vane? planned but need, soma rep air. 1120 W. 0th 81. • $5000.00. r * M 8 0 0 0 ? U’ Frod W. Bender, 8tata Bank Bldg. k a r m a s«A ndliets • e T • • n • ,, Realtor Phone I03P $1.00 each. room furnish*! a p a rt­ ment or larg er, or furnished five o r ais roony houae. P er­ m anent resident*. Army veter­ an. Call lutiJ J »r 148, falU n THERE COLD® B E A ir il’Y YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS J’ree Estimale.s \ \ ’ood and metal slats .">Nc sq. tool lU p a tn m f — * 317 E . Isl SI. I’hnne OKI SperlitT A(ji*nl Sanford I'llO N E l ltii iiL i '.kIL'J Can’t Find A House To Rent? riirif Irl It . I|r ||| tint (my •»r lint |<| »i Immr of )n«r on n uillt it ntMtlHtl) *|>*t> * im ill I'*«iii f * THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY • ( i l Loans • E l l A Loans *i' • O u r Own Loan Elan I I F f d i r a l S a v in g s of MIKIID' \ O f fir e , N e w a rk . New J cra ry - AND | O AN AI DM IA I I ON S i ' in i’ ' \t tm in i . O L SI M IN O I.I C O D N I* Y In su red I p Tn 5*1.111111.00 L'lMJ lla g iH illu \ w i m e — I’ hune ti'.ll v at last a FEW PENNIES a DAY - v You’ll Ik* $$$ Ahead II v o t — S K K T S K IM — • • • • • • • Phone 325 Touchton Drug Co. 1 Ambtr and 1 Stack Capsule Supply Vitamins A, Bi, C, D, F, 6 and B,. plus LIVER, IRON, Calcium Pantothenate and Niacinamide. • Yon cm never be Hire yon ire gtrring enough cn rn iu l vitamins uatess yoo lupplcm rnt your diet with known quantities o f vkMinmi. So. guard agaimt vitamin deficiency! Star* Ur* wite Pitas• d a l habit in your family today. A l TO P A IN T IN G ; I I A T T E I I Y ( T I A lU i l N G M O T O R 111: 1’ A I US w K i.n iv ; SK A T C O Y K its U SED (M IS & TRUCKS s im o m z im A t TO P A IN T AND IIO D Y W O R K S 1 4 4 C A P S lf 72 't $ 2 , TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY 10,1 N . P lllm t'llti A te ll lie Phone By PAUL ROBIN; if I---- J l — \ O U T, TOO- H E LL O , M O M - 'S D A D GOT THEJ M AN OUT O P S o u e H O U S E • '— , ---------------- , H U C iZ y 1 bad, t Yea. nod in Yomr Attic Too! TunTThoco Thing* Yon Don’t Want Inin Money with a Want Ad ■-w . -£? - xa* - lU 'fittiK h u ig SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. FLOYD A. PALMER STRICKLAND MORRISON fc A ll ttli VITAMINS lot all the lamily / $110.00, SM ALL 40 Atlantic ILink llltllf d S A Q O U N D /U ----VOU2- FUf2N/lTUC£ aw ay ano IVi.* tu a n d fttrW B * SB I ROLL irsitim Si P H O N 8S 70 K S'I A I E H H O K E R H um * 732 tlm m ' WANTED TO ROSE Court Saclltm— 8 room attic fan, large rooms, flre- TH REE CONTRACT TO 3 M ULCH BLDG FOR RENT a part m e n u from $30.00 un, utilities included. Phone No. 4, E ast Grave* Ave., Orange City, BEYOND THE H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 2 n«l A Hurl \ (Ji .iiti ft 11 ° ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL SERVICE C . " C . W e lsh WELSH TIRE SHOP C.il| ram %*hti Know IIOW! 1Ih S 1**11k . A n eed [ir mu jit wr i Mi p un tl in - AT L A K E .MONROE HRIIJOK ' RADIO REPAIR? SLA DE Ih lcrio r U ero ralo r — D esigner Over i s t e a r s in W inter P ark . Fla. Stomach Sufferers iDdi(r*ilen. h#»ttburB? (** p*tni. kl«ai. u m u L »(ui-*»U«* pilni, kttimof iritsiUaii. itsmitth i.utl M^ctf pairj. hwuy ' wrati. #ta4 othrf tympturn* cf *a»'ft2 h*t»yr-*fl4U7|' |a four 4ru«ft«l b«* • t.4 i*l Uw •f#»**M*t*»ttfi« »• I e*U«d A;#KUrl. UMI el iniBBtai kcttsg BfdRIhtt tifr4cfih4.1 l=f inauf Dec* left. i-fl Mri * iltl ViUmi» B-l mall lift first fin r#li#f or fn«r dfufjinl wHl cht*r* i#fuf*4 ioaf majirf Tit *e*|,u*< lad*y At All f.icO drug ilorra In Sanlitril Al 'liiiiThhm »iriic PA IN T E X P E R T F K E I) E It I CK E. lu iii-i-i i.wf u>I- C tlrr PHONE 2(H) R-DRIVE-IT. INC, ! •vfN UUILI) your home with Dig. Test Concrete Block*. Mlrnc.> .Concrete Co., J. E. Tetwilleger UBVERL t ' k a VEHNE APTS, 301) Elm Ave., Kstaldl*hed 7 ROOM 4 Btdroom house 2 car MODERN furnished home-Ilk* ' 1910 . garage with 6 room apartm ent. Close In $ 7 0 0 . 0 0 . _______- _____ * i*i m r \» i i n i : k i i u i n »ir nmdrl tf 4 - i »♦ J. \ 11 • •! K I. U U I M N 1 1 iF-illrlii-t it pul | iM t p i f »• Al %K l * . •*11 it IVfnpip f.A t ti -ill. w |!*,'•■ *e> lilt III'•I nIIII aILI 1 > r*• ht 11 In • iili-tl 11311 '1 i“ ** * l- •t {*• 4 * . * ( **t; .. . •ki*1t* N*\t t .• t * »‘**IPp» 1M lit* I C*i*‘ r- -« . 3 1.1-* in ur«* i- • . it. tit i t -s * i-; - u l l , I* !>• <■ - i‘ •• ’ I* d t . II til* * = , :1 * .1 ■ ..tr.tin .i I- i'*- • • i • • M i) . . * -y i n*' -*f* * -O ltl l'. l,:*ri. Jif* Ilift* Is ok &=-* ! «*t, i f1ii f S i li t j •i L. -f .»*? *-i Im-. !*«*. I|I *1*-i ««tl 11 111* I . **f - i f*l ♦ tul-r W111 YOU DRIVE IT1 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SA LE: 80 acres o L eu stan l CASH buyer* waiting for llomei apple muck within one-naif mile MJTOMOBT lp T and radiators re ­ Grove*, B uslno* property <■ paired. W right and Cohen Gnrof the Post Office. Price per all ly p ev For tjuuk ir»ulla II* _IU t k French, Phone a « , acre $300 .00. your property with W. Bryan C. A. B A IL E Y Calhoun, Realtor, Umatilla, I I Belle Glade, Florida Ph. 70. Phono 2 :108 . _______ Kodak Finishing NEW 0 ro o ^ 3 bedroom house, 2 lots, screened porch. 2 cur garage, beautifully landscapad. $7600.- iMtin ii u t' r*» P I V l. l\ I ltlit.ll. .,1^ WANTED— DODGE • I'M MOL'I'll P A R T S AND SBR VICB J0» Palmetto A t*. Phene 1011 F I^ E OOOXtO u M d 'tlrtt In good condition. ,$ 34)0 each. Phone ‘ 1107-W. • , Htilli \ OtM (> I*111 i p in - * FOR S A L E - \VK have a small lot of IU, Id and 20 gouge SHELLS now oil the way— »Uo a limited niianlit)' of 22 PARTRIPGER and in a few days We wtil t»e aide t) lake caie of part of your i j quirsinents for next season. Kthnley-Rogers Hardware Co. _ Tb' tleT*-* IN Ml IT NAMC u f T il F. M » Ml Kill till DA -TU: HAAt» * l PEAT. dirt. cypress Pine A w . F t N il. Ticket* can be bought the th e a tre . FOR SALE— M \|.n i ill. PACK *Il v * *W- • at 7*.«» >l.*»id * i » r« »*.i -i m m ii •1III M i l PHONE 200 per line for one'innertinn per line for 3 Insertion* per line foi six Insertionper line far 16 Insertions Minimum ch srg r 30c * CoOnt 3 words In a line Including phone and address ^ HEAVENLY CHOIR Of 7S0 Voice* from your church o r at 'ft*' 08c 07c O.lc •'h1’ rut-; fin e * IT itn -In ' n r ' ir t d i i a i . i i i t r r n AM* J\>|t SK.UIMtl.K Ci't V t'lJ'IU li.t IN t’ llANi I * . •* MtSH in i m u i: i i d u m i t cT'l.T. t'liiiuttrr. * \.\H I.I, i ilf.T, I** f» lull*l** Strickland - M orrison, Inc. CLASSIFIED RATES IfUll Vr-l-i i writ, lift 1l||* l LI If (1rl> **f \< • fhit Idhid If* A O iiU TBtltl of the ral.lt* A m ighty epic of m odem m orals w ith Spencer W ill­ iam*, C athryn Cuvincs* and ALL STAR COLORED CAST. H ear the Your* Ford Dealer Knows Your Ford Real! furd and Seminole County. If you have soinelhl-ig to sell or buy you will find th a t a classi­ fied ud In thfftu columns will >ell the most peopln about It for the least money. Phone 148 or bring your *d to The Herald office for atdek results. M« . rt tUl if A im . I ’Mf*. fo r m o M o v .il « f i!»+l fo r Ml..11 ilh r l u o N c ?i% of $t*»i=f Htisie M i ‘T h e Blood o f Je su s” - |*i-4 tv ih«* Il iViit*. f *«*iiii IV Jihllfu oi SeHitL Kktf I*lii **111 Ihr* Ittk A pril 29, 30 • M ay 1, 2, 3 There’s No Place Like HOME For FORD SERVICE ■ I T o|* I.i O n il 1«'■ 1 itlv-f t |ll« llMKMI,* t>I gutM* •M l-ttrtl* ilcVr »IiHit wkr l»n« m in i lyri U**l Hk*' .ii aj ti** * l-t-f j .1 < * . " In- |H|1*11■ I I .ii tu tU. " \ Nf i **11111•■ *! II LI! A U pi*U •» *n il* t -*l U H II , ' *.41*1 • ..ittitt an*l 4-1a !*' Wllhi*-* Iti^ tliiiol ■*o'* **-ai ..r «.rt *« *♦ fvitif“ i*l « i •'Mttltli •'t.vrfr.l* *»*♦ - * I - ■ 14m *• (I H. r **i S ’*A.l * *■ .t V ' *411*1 r*i *tl*"|ti. litl i l tUfti,. 411*1 I-*$* I \ Cnl iiT UK ’lilt ; txn N it * «,». s l.il »i.K «•* »< ^ M \ I l. •)» KlAMtll'A I II* »|IATII «fl lr 1||f f t-! *»I'I* * S|l. M FA*111 Nl »<**r 4**mI \U Ulit-m It Al it > 1'siiiCt t < •\>'t li r la lii*f rtil jciteti i t i.vn*i; k Ai*i*i:i*»n rn« ma I $r|*urt a» r ii ’viiHU »* Mon., Tuca., W ed., I hur*^, .FrL - ' -I i IMr e *|*' I -l.l »**»••»..I.- \ ii i I c i; Ace amusements T ha SanforiI.IIrr*JU goes Into, -dtor* than 300fl bumen in bau- ^ *T H K S A N F O R D H K K M .n . S A N F O K U . F L O R I D A -F--- - --- k - _ 'T U E S D A Y , A PRIL, 30 , 1010 . . . . •- - ^ - 4 ^ ■= r ..1 l i, ; ^*c . -- S E T H S sj):»"* NON,YOU'RE OUT/-AND as liH N ffr a i �LAUNDRY' DEPT fhild Health Day i’o Be Observed Niroughout Nation fo r amnllpot, W h o o p in g lim e 'll diphtheria A 'l V I \ r * T a n *1 I • i> i< m a ln l t u k / t r u liu tests. W li.r. Ihoi* hut l.-i'ii >pl> Ihj in ti.. fam ily t»*i- for <->“ 1 dr.n o r . aiivi»‘n inl. 'I,h*ml nn tminiTatii.il 'i .il ii ir< uniiiifiiih I In later chihtllt-xl if r lithium t i t at nil likely lit mine in u.utarl w i t h ronlainiiiult.il w a te r , o r m ilk •llt||l yr I' xm** *4-* it Legal Notices IN ST A T E ; t t i r * > 4 iir h,*T**by ft *41 M « «»(##€ - ’•( I tj r* Dill* ’*1 f«t t tl»* | M l. iif.ll-> „ HT I f I ' . i.r .. .i. j... mi -i, .i» i... h, !jr ...| t . i -i.it. Ilir SEMINOLE COUNTY '^ d c u u t c ^ t y (d o ^ fliowisl TMIlfPSl. ;r., | , | JM c h ild h e n lth p r o g r a m b u t a tte n t io n to u r r o m p lU h nil t h e r o n lin u r d need f o r o m o r r o w 'll -flic o f t---, a.. d u lt * . r# K » t « i t *«f F r a n k I. lU l f F r , J r , t'«* T f* A L L i l t K I H T f l i r r t \N‘I» HD.N’H H A V IN '* ; I ’L A IA L * «#lt h e lle r Child lie a llli pruk-minii are curried mi ihroutfh lecnl heullh unit* wi t h tcslieiinl con su ltatio n furnished hy S ta le Hoard of H ealth p er■uflnrh — • - ' ... Some phase.* of child h ealth d irec trd th ro u g h local health liep h rtm en ts e*vn»r«ta «f-m eilic»l exnntinoMott*. . r f echini' testrt fo r vision and h earin g , dental ex* amlnutinu* and inutiun i r at ion. T he la tte r rottsU I* of im m unlxatloua AREFULLY LEANED LOTHES llllM I ' l it . l u l l ti* M l ..I li V ... fi |*f*» f iil » in r ,..t . H IM | t-efitlif he I . -I f tnr- l N in th J ip I m till '" ^ F la r t i o f lin t f l r e u l l t i n t U m l IV H|«*nr*i H o llv lt o . fo r l 'l a l i i l l f f M m , i *h I*U* .......... A p r il 2«i. m< 1’ftUFih ISO* tf.«> >lwv A i »»»m*• at Wi l l ufirln in*l Of* I* ck It-rriiH t* Itnl.iifiifc th n f nirri(il4inl fo r i ti i- iilu .tg tf f o r noi l#*»lUr4 . ... ...__ ihuk O MAICO of ^ f o i n o t o riiu M iv W ii fii a l.(*0 F \** ( i | ti| | hf E lfllllnu* fir s ! •. A . l if T T C I N p ub ll. a tlu ii A p r i l t i , |» « (. itful REMOVAL OF THE Star*' »*r ' Florid .. . rate l.vth i * - hi I tir*' i»itii ft, mi| of f f.o*r flit#1fr «r« Jt » ,.f A nrtt v M t t 'l'i of Ilife r l i ’irtatol, **ini riIfifIt ho - f Herndon I » lay fl*M o i ft fr- a |l #•#*!». fm - #|*« I ’le r li o f th e I 'l n - u J I ’.jlirt, forn*-yT a 1**1'tlift V- *s*,v'h rluli* to dc ■ > Hi re I tt", to . f o u n t ) , F lorida I#E»tm , 11**1 »” - *f f 11ni. .3ia.111 HI tfilli i l l ’ ll . . * ' *' * 11 . I- , <oUi«i*l4t i l l | fir Ijrtit D ltn rilV in II T VN9211- 4ph.,s«i itM* $,( rt 3 life-m1# I* 413 Mill I 1 - l. lu f lr L L N . *1 J, ■t, In j*#* Lnii l.v i**iulri«l t*» nilMu 31 -I. a I• ctiiwot warnswow« 10 iwrar/ oro'-ffASu-scwiiKES f T ltt: H V A TH iIF - F I i d ll I t ) T it f Id IN A li i * I- W l t d . l A M H O N . I I * iV IU e n d t- n Ml . Itllln h o r o . Illin o is : A fcwhfb h ill *tf cm iii p la in I lu ivlritf. f»* fll* “*l fn Ul** f “ r r t i it i ‘n u r ( <*f H»fnlrn*ln i'uur.tv. lu i* h a h r f r jr iisrnlri*! jrnq fr»r . I H t . r c f by D r i l y W iih i,m "n n , j h r t f c — (01* * * 111nr*- tii-i I*•*" tih .iir* nmtditi*: Ui* ♦•'Ln* 4m ci.imnflit.l y«»it (*, br ' i" Mil t'liu ii i,f ‘jianilnalo , ml <»I'l'f tf hr f»ir» 1 till t’ritiri .it KLittilj^ nil f»hbc*evliilrt| H-infMitl, j ln r M . , . r i l l i t r in »fr-rm*o 4L cm* r< nxocwr rtw of tO-*^ t t lit r li tfNlil . r r « F |^: Flai** r** hy F tt » r n # y . *3fi or h e fu n f J I , JAM ES GUT AGENCY From 203 MeUch B uilding, Into T h e lr New Office* Located at 312 E ait First Street Thi» new locatiAn ha» been »elected a* a^ convctyiencc J o jjy r cultom cr, Whom w e w h), to th e n k for m aking it possible for u* to move into new an d larg er quarter* in o rd e r to* accom m odate them . lh r H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY- costly LOOK BKTTEH t u r n lawsons, you m tkoncTto rwn T*e »km wnn fW« OlNtK StTUAIlOKS Wltl OA WEAR LONGER fiWOHAL IIAOIUTV fOUCY... N'niii* H t.tiu l# i r t i. t p t r r 2<M>!*3 l* n » « of K l u r ld a ) vviu , O h * d le r k of tU* f l t r u i l C o u r t o f H e in in u lp l*m in iv* i d *«f, lllfici. It *»f .Mitfhliitm M- irrt^ • F fi* rii+* I’ '» r- |Nri f ii |lFO r illlfMtrt r*r tlrli. *’ of you, iti : fmv» 4galrui *H# • “*-'** Of | It'll* I leUVJj. .1*'* * * ii*tf>l, in Itvtti.l i . i i i n f * , 4*» || m * <‘o « fit J J llilfytr ti| H r io t n o lf i « « l l t | , . a t h i* tn |lit* f“f»iirt tc H i- f o f 'nitiif * *.uiiijr a t H an fo rd , F*«t#«fe. m *• $*,- ti I riili inlfif too of I .(Miftt Dio i fi*if of cW firm! 5■*FT|Ir»-1l;f I*II, -'I I11ft* ILill JlItz _f !ilf 11 V«TM U Holly and Commercial Avenues Paul (i. and Paul T. Biggers, Owners tr-KUicr Haiti nanir inirptmnt In |hi> . 1. M* r r l u AO M .1 1 rlatftM ** Ml*»c l* if.g i 1*01 It,*** ' lo*ur© t.i Kiv*11k c i I Fi ll C o u rt K o t l r r I* IiM r b y tft% rn I h t l I !5,n k **1 In A | m w . 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In rh * f o u n t / >I I |, 1 | at ||# in m 1 •«! •;«iit I % t i i * l ' ifc-ai | t "i-if ml.*. »%iil*iit r jt i • i. ^ Vqo j*mi padi of 3nil jiii- hcrrlitV ,i *lfff*- * nii*1 tn |iirne*rii W h e n y o u u » e o u r ile | ic n i| a h lr la u n d r y t e r v iv e each weeh, n u l g o y o u r w a s h in K n r o h lt m a to c o m e h a r k r n r i 'c r t l y S o lv e d i n t h e f o r m o f a p « * f e c t ly d o n e b u n d le - a l l i c a d y f o r Im m e d ia t e u s e ! T i n^r | jn * r |*^ ir * *»I|| * lit f ' Child Health May Imd it* hfKitininjf shortly after Wifrhl War I and tremendous projtrrs* has tteeii made in the rontrol of pjevenlaMe rhlldrrn'ii di»ea*r* hy banning the Important o of prevention Into me home. One erpert in chihl udfar* and health has* said of th e in­ ception of Child Health May that "Science has the answer thn. tan eradicate many ills and reduce th e death toll if It can la- inter­ preted Into popular knottedire. f *Il» T 4" * i r*4 , i. J t.. \\ u , * U I »* * **-J 4 l . •*l*‘i li >wil. p*.*t ,i t*t< , .1 , , ... ■ '•* ■ ; -i i> • **i l < *“ * I iM Ifi Jr . . ,,| v (i I l*1» >| JM't • lit j aupplle*. I «*■ M f l i T n r SA N Fonn nnn'AT.n; 's a n t o r p , rr.n n m .v »3M JE B IX Insurance Plus Service" O nly n shocked people wh know the TR U TH can fight o rg an ized crime'* guiltieit traffic! ANDREW GENERAL PA IN TIN G — BRUSH OR SPRAY ----------SIGNS---------- CAKRAWAY AGENCY MeLUNH - RICE 3IR EAST SECOND St. U >RALPH M O R G A N > / ud. i HIGH FASHION KANE R ICH M O N D COM PANIOfT FEATURE JO H N CARROLL — RUTH HUSSEY in “ BEDSIDE MANNER*' THURSDAY' and FRIDAY R I T Z Theatre There's glam our — unci tlramt • Not Recommended For C hildren mid sm art distinction in these •lUlsite creations, designed in ' modern m nnher." M emo for Mother** Day, Sunday, M ay 12 . . . Re­ m em ber h e r with a lovely g ift of jew elry . . • Wa'ra ready and waiting wh*th*( you phone In. drive In or limp In. W* have Ike an*wet* tool Repair, recap or replace . . . Goodyear Bttkodx, aa te rla ln or a now Goodyear Urn . . . what we hate. * ' ■ -- - f'* 4! *i iihYr, am el* ROCKEY’S TIRE SHOP ^ W K S * " tsM I The o p e n tor will put you in touch with ue—we will pick up your clothe*, d ea n end pret* them carefully and return them »pic, *pan and epeedily to you. w . _ ■ ! ' jB I - fl ^ .FIRST STREET _ * * �In Unity TTicrc Is-Strength— '^ T i K T o Protect Uie Peacq of the Worldi ■ T o Promote the Progress of Am erica; T o Produce Prosperity tor Sanford. I t u n t l d w fa th m i P j r t l * rlourlv I h r o i i c h %c*itfrml i l u i w r r ^ I h U lhtir%d.«% < ^ llh *illrr stoi>ti Am l wldrlr fhu irv. 0 (I.«v. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Tojo Asserts an For Protection ii Associated P ress I .eased W ire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. MAY t. m »i Forrestal Opposes Army, Navy Merger A t Committee Hearing U.fS. AND CANADIAN AIRMEN SEEK TO AID MIHAILOVICH Former Premier Says He will Base His Defense Largely On Thesis At Trial M ay Given Ten Y ear S e n te n c e iW V io la tio n TOKYO, May 1 (/P)—Jn-^ '• p an’s war-tim e premier, Itidcki Tojo, today told the Associated P ress th a t he be­ lieved his country fought n w ar of seif protection.. Ho indicated th a t ho T w luld b a s e his defense a t his w ar crimes trial largely on tho thesis th a t the w ar was fj righteous. In the Interview. Tojo admitted frankly that he had argued against Mirr.t.JctliiR, but tie said he made no effoit to block Emperor Htrohlto'a.jrtmeuder rescript, Tojo repeated much. of Japan'* favorite war - time propaganda theme about an Ail title co-pros­ perity *phete. He declared that it. in |M 1. Japan could have taken any other couree Uiart war a* an Independent country, he as premier m would' have taken It. ■ Tojo said tic had not wanted to Invade any oilier orirntal country ntnce he viewed the war u one to liberate the Orient. But to carry out Uie war. It wa* necessary to rxplolt the natural resources In occupied areas and to impose *cvcrc restrictions on the populace "From the bottom o't my heart Tojo concluded, “I want Jajain to tcvtvr on a new standard Foreign Observers A.t Hitler Rallies Discussed At Trial N O . ItH - Naval Official He Favors Improve­ Held In Swindle ments In Co-Ordin­ ation Of Services \V.-\.SUIN<;Tu N, Mny I. dV j— Atom Bomb Scientist Pleads’ Guilty To (living Information LONDON. M a v l r vt«*lni oit Mt tin- HntiOs iPCIfts art h,i Ilf nugh* yenl [irihun ivnn i . l» Nunn Ma> • II • »t ■ l> ‘ A sh at W omen’s V oters New Sm yrna R equested To Support ; Glenn Lingle, Jr. League Form ed i Plan For New Highway To Coast Reports On Trip Here Last N ight’HigginK' Points Out Value Of Better Road I At Kiwanis Meet Mrs. C. R. Dawson Is Elected Temporary Chairman Of Croup Before Intra-City Meeting Of Rotury Organizations Of Two Communities An iiiMH ris (nt ibr ( hecks On Wheat nf N rw * | f i-t S ttninu m r»ft<l U ltig u frmit Snnfofi! I»» Inn V| »-, k «|HH'if v « In* I he iMieiUA uvitl f lu- |*i 11-n t lm ’ tl ..ul.l U mm* \ M . .\ - ( Miiiiii't ii)ll*gf«(l 1 st* tieiii*t i t SnA *f*| In'* * iltl Mill K**h/ ir K i';r I Ih '*tlg b t ill •■I,i ^l.el l**. lifiil 1st s ip p n s t’s th u u a v r t l <‘ti j m . i j m p i r i n l v * u» I i b i n m i t l *l> * AplH*i»rm^ b<lnrr thi* aSrii.ilr Nsi\, il the f N ,t\v ifn »»f (hr a mt ill*! '» »vv mi ii it tlriMflliniTt P o rfr> m 1 drrlarrtl C w u m tttrr that ihr p im u t pUm Iails tu (ilH rtrniuir b-twren single com* m a u d Mir]i a* t i iiitr vxiitv In t h e (acr of the rw im .niff <lrmOil.itj i i i i i . r v ’** iiiri ptti/rtlum Hlih-li a ir the h u b ot our novcrii- R h y c a r nhl mrietifiM t »-• r i . 11ml he vi tifg nmiH i'in, i*ui he plruHisI gniltv i•• .1 * »•, g* tuiiiiitiiitiii'iittut* 1■ f>>* m i • ■ *• iniglit hi of 11m- i"1 iO' r ' ’ If r it aim The i Iuhl' i >ti 1 |i« I Key Club Vice-Presi­ Expresses dent, ' Iiv l ■ ; His Thanks l» Club til i Put f i t tin- pit-M-nl n i ’i g' i plan. Kiilii’,stal linlil'- that lh»- niiT- V** rw fcN TY AMERICAN ANU TWO CANADIAN AIRMEN. paying their win: Alexander Wiley. Wisconsin aim Chapman llrxrrruntO \V.-*i Vli *’H -i U fit h l own way. are shown uti ttielr WTtval in Wadilliglon on an otllctar glnla The group ot former Ardn filer* el.ilui to rrptr-rrtt tuw Ameri­ l>. M lt> . w i|S II |»La mission lu plead lor Clenrd.il Droja MUialluvich imprisoned by Mar- can ainnrn shot (loan 111 Ihe Ualkiui,. mul trijucd o» Mlli.n.ou-Ji .Hid tile n u r l f i i l i asl’ih i h li-iiu ‘ in- ^ dial Tito at Belgrade. Yugoslavia Ll Willi un lingers. Chicago. III . his men. Tliry plan to visit the While House and Stair Drpuitniriit. wna nrhl In t unn'Li in 1*• I Gu ilnirrm tionaR (dark uniform right of cetiten Is greeted by i| to r i Senator* Robert f ttu im v l i ' s i ' u i e b Taft, Ohio; John McClellan, Arkansas; Robert UPollcte. Jr„ WtaCOTiW hen N a v y S.'t-i . iln v J&RIC^ j FoW ’sUtl •jiiadc it vlvar to, tluy tliiit Hiv Nhv.v wants im! iirtivt'iiu'iitn hi tin1 cmmliua1linn uf Uiv nftm’il hurvieev ' hut lu- maili' it iMiually plain ii f l it r o l l Ecu: O R A IH 'M I -uni HHimt i i»i **i VV.I nn II n u n ,tfi i I t L5iI II ill *Uf ' s«i»1 h-»A* * Tt* * -a * , N ■'k "t ■‘ ' b *»M»1 .» boio * |A*ir r* .11 ||t{( t ' ' if ’k*"11>1(**f'f* 1it* . wifW'T ,4*1111* (W'lttfpH lllf IlltOI ' •' i J.It k Inl|J *1' III- *HUUiLuK ii*,Is 'i"H « I ft nt«,n “ • I -1■ svi" i nfhi in ’ ■ n Him ii'iKir'ri l*' tti Nnt Vt ilo *ti , ’ ( tii.it i n -»f Mr ’ .Hk j* i- t fl' }W.A. a- t«** 4:J:•!Iki -tin) Jit liifA | '&IliTll Mill iKnjMiw.i t i ti.bn.- >i . . flirt 1' IW put* I k *f * i I H it of t • Mf of t :h e * ■ « , ' ' Furrr.vt tl ii *fT.« i.il wuuld |H I At lift Jtl*\ n f I b u t n r . il H m ) r i m vi ,i m m t r b y M a i in g e i The League of Women Vote) * • ipi f mi t Itirf nl Kd t»l thl* S«*«niim1r ( ‘mill- ^ of Seminole County «»- ntgm.u.- I ,■nf. I . m g l e . .h ii lot pi ii -i 1■ M il l•* #il v i t i n le*i r tf| Id 'l l l li j Mtl I » * •■ii I kiiMtt o{ n<» H- * i i M a ) w tk l f i i - t ly rbnmLt‘ i t*innni«irr at Mt| ^• Intel mil ...Mill h I lul*- i ol* Tuesday eveninir nt n meeting h.-t i In;t 1 i - • ,»Olr t o i d in imtii - i iwmiii. »a ii;ai vi it i H (111lit inl«*r-fit) meet mg of llotnry C lu b s! u-.ui.m at \c u Uili**n-P was Huidim-i. -aid it-. at the USD building Mini M-* i! I lie -,rme IL.il -!> It v .»iui held in New Smyrna 1«*1 night. |i-i-urd », t i e r pieMilvnt *> f that n,,t infiiriiiitlimi iMini '■"■r ill A* !ai I h e a c t u a l NUElfN BEH G. Slay 1. HP’— O. R. Dawson was elected n» ternMr lligginpi'inlet) out thnt ..(vatnsatlun imlay expressed Ills l * "* ‘ he lll" lr t,," P l‘ tlit t-t- i t i r a r ; !hr .■l» ■ * u *». q Ttu> prewUcD nf foreign observer* perary chairman pending the fir-i many iiiuie people from Sanford [oei inlioi tl- the Kt«ntii' I lull nti.uiu ein-irv i! . |*l Air N .iv v v 1t u t nt Hitler'* purly rallies proved tegular meeting of the era’ll' lit* iiOrlando and other Central Florida .eliding him and line,other *' B,,ll"l In* • ntiMitt m«v . akuii! Hip t irt • . a bmo of contention today at the w hich-w ill be held on Tuesday. , j towns wnuhl visit New Sm yrnn.yllt!(l|,c , , ,)( ||„. |w l,| hev Chi** 1 ,,r govornment r •LlU-r | ■t l l l r i •■lu **iitrt*ta.un %»l Lin e German w ar rrlntc* trial. The I May Jt. j" • Shit Reach if the road were Improved (he runvenlnd. deeUnsl hr had tt>i itey f ii*iiei nl Sit lb< Nnsi fiuancinl genius. Iljalmar 1 Mi* II S Killen, stale eaten- j ’ ’ •rt Il'M t ill M - It.u vi •• t -at ia- u n t ­ llilM . loll! f b f lie added llml a nee* i-nid W|.*dd -n -ad i enj**ycd (he* 11 > 1 1 and lit l mii* SchacYt, ha* attempted to lelt.slon officer for the Florida l-eng ie ( -i ... Ft. ;H *' il . v U ill iisthviti <Mf *hoiil11 shotictthe distance end drxe ■ I *,| ni^rsip the Intarraliptinl MilHprv \Trl* of Women voters. spoke on the ^ **kseV issik tauu. - r p t - .!'<Uiti* u n j *l*w- . >1 time consutefibli. ”, j X m im panyini?"him wet **s ilhUl* rira U-IXlf i»Ui henat ti.nt th e' nUIttidi' o r forefrn rnciN itlH d r O I Kiylf j4, i ^iiinitfirtittr ‘ilirflr in/o The in-edmg wa, ptualde.1 MeWli rip., I’lvile Hum t.nvnm- iO‘)l umbasMidois wa* n factor in 0*r-| lined the procedurep of r rihinitn*! & !. . ii'i by Pat Southnrt, promdent of tfu J{w.( )tl,v j ,t ........... . n; [ Sir».A ‘ I m inanv’a ncce|itnnce of Ihc Hiller ; tion. Mr*. H. K . S i r f r k i c r f to o L e , r - f» ..i „ .Sew S i i i y m * r l u h «. h o w e l . . . , . ||. i.,t,-d • v il.. i . • lu ttfriltlll ague* puhlk i - | [ • i regime, regarding the l-cagur Ihr JSan find ltotaiii.il* I’ m...... rj|,n| ,, „ y r , t .n I'mjj v i I ' mi. in * 1* * - rin The chief United Stale* pro.e if ions, l-cn Lri-hri re*ponded f«i the n,im,|ln„ M--■ ( .............IItif aiJ 1Ml ll(r ■»*1 ! m i l i t a r y ’A i t j t r cutor. Justice Rolterl Jackson,j flecauie of the Iciurth of t h e ! ' font cluli and expressed In, “ p litis, and that lie did h-d ndi-i lii.r <»? grill./ i 1et M= H< (tilHML- tl lo collcontended thnt foreigner* *'« lllcel|nB t|lc dcctioa of o fficer*' ». pr.'t intinii for ibe enterliiimm d Iins. amt that lu* did not mti-idii r iU tn u p iv hill .le ti* Ii , not on trial. If some of them w || poi)poncd until the (H’M A welcome wo* also extended ny llltt hilti-r was iinaldr I-* he |u*’ Ur I1'm l del it. •V I ' I Li*? Mi1u*Ut meeting. Mayor Hugh Picisun. used Schacht for window dress seni. W ith ex-srcietai v Paul Sand, i I*. I I U I M l e i l O i a i l ) , f Due to the proximity of Di­ A program was preaertrd wlmh he hod ihr tespnlHibifll V. he su'd lug, said Jackson, that is beside til • * til f:111" i I**I it me ..... I’/Im ary, on Slav 7 nml the fact included a leading by Miss R n - uf fotiiilng all conliiiitt -e* fni the poinL The president ... o f the VVfiilr tiPMiiiiij* a JapiKie-e fl tllVii-* *1 I .if (M *r»im« ■ f tribunal. Lord Justice Lawrenc*. that some voter* may not h a w , barn S«uthart. *<uig* • hv h tin g ih f i imd rut titi1 u hirlt . -liLot fL O a t In- li.ul I...... .. 1 »* i t i |U i-ti Hi Copeland mill Kail Shaki-i and -i 11 HI (l|*> Hill oaf i* in apparent agreement. The n wmy to get to the (loll-, it vvii* j F •■i i t i - .til , r n if f !111*•11 41' - . ■ I V' deeideii to form n tm | h m » I Col" I playlet by Mis, Joyce King Imi'l Justice ha> ruled that all VI m i n t * )r*st S.<iprtli ' mt-M ilftit M m im ii It •tried by mcnilmrs <f Ihr ynmig IHiy investigation *»f such fact* I* a this purpose, with Mrs John It. I e>Li . W iillft l i*l(i ftr.ii Ii 'x a « Tatum , secretary to t V Hoyle, |i,'«l Ir'i i.igaiiiratiiiii waste of time and irtelovant i . v-i f I H»*. W Vlti I'M i u n t . rllN Ii»*| This ruling came after Schacht iserving a* chairninn person* SnnftUil Ratal inns a IIII .,!•■ -• ' I All' ill . - C (l I-i hi t ■ SHI accused of ntloridlng party who de.lir this ( >mi....... alton ai e millng p the meeting wen- h A L rlllii •I o n a slMfi. w'llul k ) I. •.I ,ii Ihr I VV \\ ji »r t <h<lmTrtt u 'i'li' |'i" advised to call the * loimboi of rallies — and silting in the front i Roy Haller. Dr. C. W Hake . g n i m in » hii ft f fi«> i« ■ t Hus it'll t h e t*"fi * i 4 r ui nl i* • ' 1" ■ * I in I*. •* .• » * Commerce (fill at toe City Hill row — thnt the defendant count la-slir Shepard Janies I'm i -a. u i.t ii11 I111 tltllll'l (•!*’♦ a tl *^ I , * . --» • .** i **111 t *I» !% ii»i <nt* I'ttlfl** thr rind with a chaigo that foreign Anyone desiring to fuiuish nutoJohn Payne. W A Kader. R I o n i *.r , ,j .t It I U..-UIJ\ . Mhirli# M* « 1 11 j u iH «' • i«s I j ikitti I it II U 11 i *l diplomat, were also there — in mrhile* fur Ibis purpose i* ad* True, Andrew .Sling, t l r i d l e ItiiiKer vva.« crtllnl iipdii !*• nniio I'o liee r e c e i v e d c nl**"** *l‘ i Klnhomn *’(ly. i»ne **l <Ml «flirii; in h * 1 thl'* ell. |iie?*iH» - Im» j ly vised to telephone Mrs. h it uni nt the front row, • T o u c h t o n , IL II. Pope. I \lmi t h e l e p f i i i u f Itn j tierlileiil e* vuii1 fithiU'il ,,}i Fel*T I, fur the pnifrupioH of everyone pie-uui II nffi l*i iimt inni ’ w i u *r*l i 'M Senator Boyle's office. Moughton, Ed Slowe, R o l l a n d o f .. .tnroHog lu-ller •.i n *t in yvif h Irt*it*inir^ .it i.l-dl* F Hi** | i >i ♦ | mi tiiiw ri unlv iw *. f»i wlde'i *11hinI I; lM iiY11ftiv yc d ec*!*•y tifle* Mcmlier* of the nominating D ean.' Dr. A. W. Epps. Andrei nml (l<ai|i * w iflg till* Wt'ile t .1 flu (III 1 K ntf lf iin l he foifeiteil f»0 rrnf-v committee nr*1 Mr*. S. D. IllghC nn ow ay, Hairy Toeke, II J. . III1VII. of * of \ t i , MtH‘nni|c tit n f lively* Ho M I It* v I ll'l i* leynian. Mi*. Daisy Knox mid F» e«l II VV11■wea jo e n e o le il H^til I.ehmon, Karir Turner H M. i n il Hi.I ft 1:1’.j Ilk (I III 11(I i i lIII fl‘ lit fill* hlkUk* \ I*..... ' I'Lo • Mr*. Av» Wright Davis. ft..... M b... tU ... Ilnyncs, Clam ice Redding Ed vniioit \rm> k «.l(*u» f In II M o i l , ot n i l I .«» • . S I ' t i t ’ Those who have e x p r e s s e d 11 i-u 1*11 wHU ftun u it It *a ,1 I V(ll i'uk i Higgins and la-11 Lerhrr \ • «1-0 A Lee 1 I fni l I’ll f kI at elHl ' lL• lull Lu l. NEW YO R K . May I. (A1)— The themselves desiring member­ K lv v im u in Hi f i i r m iif ,i n n 11• ■. ! In ii 11* I n iuii'1 I . i m r 1 VI M.i.i president of "the American Fnl- ship Include. Mr*. |l f hiw (jtd liim fui l i e . Mini Moot*-. iol H • | ii.il o h e i »- i n * M. . ,, (**• h* • eralion fult weliv-------- of Musicians. Jiimes C. Mr*. Mary Mnnn. Mrs Ruml.il i i r r i *i l i r l u i l ! •ei-i r« Ll»««l*| 1 | illlallMD pelrillo *ny* th* A .r . of I. union <jha»c. Mr*. Ileliwi Schuitr Mr*, U h..i 1•Hi .1-1 1 the rluL Vice i 11I.It »•V itt.ii ' On hhHO will not permit It* member* to r , Redding. Mr- K..m llighl-vrtppl f 1-i 1(' 11 1 i 1i lliUli i • M11*1 ■ v| hi • I n M u r 11 work in television at this stage’ m|(n, Mfs j |(DU, SUr. , ,.rr|la gift *«im 111if i i I. ,i . | , u | lie * r11 |kU . .1 V\ I of the in d u stry , development T lu |uck Mrs May me Hodgkin. l o li'tt k4 Sntiii •1 mill 1 I II filil 1' h pie-* ti i < «u i *i mu i ii*iii'il hv Pelrillo'* statement appeared in Mr*. Mary McCaulev. M«s. rharl * . i» « Itniit t lift t hi ui.i Mi*• IV h*u *' •i*i- n*ti ■ i l . i m i’ In. t i n \ i l i; i jitt'% H o the current issue of the union’s les MrClung, Mrs. Ch*s. E tJinn, l/NRRA Din ECTOR Florrlln II U ■ h e » innt WotlI■ I (in Multi > | r j | k v t h r u ii-*" O ililVA, 1 Ml I ..aka- < Ilk 111 i-<ni«HHoU magaxine, the International Musi­ Ml»s Ellalce Kitchlm ff. Mrs Jul­ Ouardla U shown Insprcimg s I. I,. in« Oiutig- f. ii\ fm l.titiniH, , I* . « -«• iIi*t.i rilnnl 1*v Ih Stm ke . cian. * ius Dingfelder. Mr*. Roy Tillts, if Dn* I *Ole Coach (loose Kettle* of Sem­ when- lltcv turn- ift-en tiun -ifu ip -1 ^4|f(| ^ 1( I’ctrillu explained that the Mr*. C. R. Dawson, Mr* II. it. wheat storage bln el Fargu N D •Miie equip* | J, 1U' Ij! !'- artI' I Tin- IlfV. lUr.dd Hmnr, dite.-l \,,-..t.Iimr t» the p.di,,- m-ihiM. HI At h M \Hhl i union was attempting to avoid Rucker. Mra.* Daisy Knox, ,Mr* during hit recent visit lo iltr North inole High School announced t|v* Dakota and Minnesota wheat brli afternoon that the District lliiso- prise said thnt hr Im.king fn ............ 1(l) ........... fl. A o n - it l - | a p l a t U-. o im l f " l c o l o r , a repetition uf whgt happened VI „ , I If _ If. .S SJ m r h i l d i r t t . (In- -Ik* ..l" w in c h ' lm* I H 1VSID SHI Mi l IN., Mny if M liTllN Mny 1l.. rd when Vllaphone and Movietone Maybelle Maxwell, Mis. Nan -y I In potllUng up the desperate slhu - hall Tcurunniciil will gel under­ ,t.r n f tin- M r l l u n l l s t l.mif i. j llvfint. , tlr ph((| „ u, fjrc,|, llo- t i t y a n d l,H,I'j'i^ i i i i n iH L i i l uun K«»ing on in Ihe! *\gi i* uliuie S n u ijiih i hnl*n» A** la-rri . . f f e r m i It were installed In UlMtera in the Tatuin, Mra. A va Wright llavii, >lion In famine arces abtoad La- way tomorrow mmniri" nl 11:00 h r t l c r i rn-e kMlil n m l ^ forWAiil t o Ihr 'n i l o f the tin* Thi* |».j Slet. ufter (inioiin^ .i n - - . .u,i n*lo\ llmi if ilie me it u l m h i* 1 -tH lr.l ... ( h r R e a i d a t l United State* and Canada. Petrll- Mrs. Howard Mnntelth. Mi*. HoAvJOusJWa” said Unit there U a critical o’clock at tile Municipal Pmk. ........................-tint. in the first game, the llrlandcr s o o n , lit- u u m i t i l u c d t h o p u d h u - r | j , •<nsflt I h r n e g r o wn* h x l g c d tit »h ,, ii. mitl (d m k m u i k . - i d-w lo treaded that th* Industry lost lefire Roumilllat. Mrs. . I) a I * y \ c s m l for relief kl Uie wef-deVMlo n d .h l i o t t t o ( ' a i d w ell, tin.’ ] luted Ukraine. (Inter national i Tigers will mrei the New Smyrna of the l-h lllip * property which neenr*liOK l o P o l l i - e ' mil « t* tM. « iilim VHI i l n y - , Le th* employment of lft.000 musi­ Lewis, and Miss Oleda* Hyson. I I ' • l i v . i . v ice Barracudas. The third game of bCHtK u.e.1 «n It n u r ^ r r y « m l m„-I ( h ,ef Hoy r, Willioim*. w h o . a l l Vkotlhf f -i v "I Hi* | flunk $i j ill |H le'V n f t o e l * .. .. cian* almost overnight. He eald - n ielary ; tho day will get underway at t l m l all new liu d tU n g p l a n * i j -I i Ml v c t d r r l a i r d h e h a d i c o n t r o l - .... m e a t A o d e r a o n - a y - p n - i d r o t . I H a l l , It the union la determined to find 3:00 o'clock between Clermont been . s h e l v e d , a s p r o s p e c t s » c t c h| 111, h i m s e l f a r c i i l r n l i i l l y . C h i e f t h a t Iw . >1(11 piiiMiiig In* l u . p r - S. .1. Evato a*»i*lrtttt u f i r l a r y i out exactly where It stands be­ and Semi nolo High o f Sanford. not good at ptescot for h. .Idlng William* ha* tin- .lap rifle nt h i.......... hr . . f kin- new -laugh- K n o .u c l I V ’ l g h l t i i - a - i i i r i . A. L. fore it permita it* musician* to The four winner* of tomorrow'* Mew udimtitn* to Ihr home. work for television. He explained office. |irnding further lnvc*tlgn- tr. .ptotu ptu* tin- i .ilupatu't . l a m e * . l.u-tKi-*- o o i l i u g r t a n d L I H a t e * , t h a t i - t i a . -*f t h e l a t a r d game* will play in the semi­ L u c-1» introduced 11» c lu d c I „ f , ho »|,ooting. auuiost tin- Id... k nmiket. it mu*l be determined whether ------------------ o f d l i r . to t finals on Friday afternoon and Lieut, l i n n y Kilpatrick, son ,.f television will destroy the mustelan*' employment In radio or NEW YORK. M a y 1, HP) driest* and downpour of a wet the winner* of the tp o tilt* will E. C , Kilpalrirk, former navigator Here It i* Mnyttnic again, and M ay Day. In that count ry, it meet in the filial* for the district o f a I.-'"', who saw several month put men to work. by, Ihlss hour of the day, the ;wa* th* first celebration of It* cham pionship‘ Saturday afternoon. o f active duty -in thr Pacific For the opening till tomorrow, theater .luting the closing pnind m erry month of Mny hits arrived kind In eleven year*. While A n * v e t e r a n lit freed o f s e r v ­ ■ II over — In Pari* and Moscow, armed American soldier* stalked the Seminole High School band of the win, and Will Hrrman, — — ice l fret* o f c h a r g e ) in a n y of Albuquerque, the Aleutians, Pleas­ the street* of Tokyo, on the and the Cclarvcltc* will be on gue*,i af the Rev, Bert Kartell, |l< wn* very i.ptimi-t.. I t h e following categoric* is re­ ant Valley, Buenos Aires. Vulture look-out for the intended assassin hand to participate in the cere- and lack from service in Germany: Some form of iig i -1 inspection trip Only two week*. f " f all vegetable plants by state nboul FI...id* prospect* fm g i“ " I q u e s t e d lo v i s i t t h e office of today of General Mar Arthur — monies. Dr. Raymond L. Baa*, veterin- Gulch, and Timbuclno. authorities prior to ia-ing soot ing a n d -hipping I.)' nl. veur t h e 1 1- a p o n a lh lo a g e n c i e s l i s t e d The .winding o f Mayimle* was 400,000 Japanese waved m l ban- j nrian, we* scheduled to b# a t the --------------------- ------I to other states. California espe­ lal.le plant- to California because Inflow Tollce HUtion auto shed today at In order. Certainly it seems that tiers, tang t£e iongs of orgdnised • cially, wa* today u ign l by John of the f«.t that not only an-, Coordinator K. II. Carter, from !f;00 to f.:00 P. M. In order much of the world I* going Bell, 13 year old vegetable plant plants grown here more sturdy ■ A tlantic National Rank Build­ to vaccinate doge. Thl* ia hi* around In circle* — but not In a grower, following bis round trip Ilian the hot house variety grown Maypole dance. Thera’e little ing. final day at thl* location. by air lo Kan Jose, Calif, where their, but that they ate fur I c Employment — U. S. Em­ A fter May 1, the C ity Dog time to think of May batktU hr delivered some Hfifl.OIIO celery expciisivr (.. grow. and dancing and the tossing of D ay came up like thunder — at ployment Service, 112 North Catcher will b* **nt out again to He wa- of the oniiuoii. how IS, May I, (AY— Secretary NEW YORK. M a y I. tA 'i- and i.n.000 vegetable plants, which i’srh Avenue. pick up all doge not w taring flow er* — when the problem* tha Arab* began to voice their o f PASRta te Byrnes and Soviet Spanish Republican* are volun- hr added, arrived in Brie condi­ ever, th.it -l-ould plant-, la- sent o f the world are spinning around. dielike o f th* Brltish-Amerlcaii Vocational Training and Jvdu* vaccine lag* fo r ItHd. It waa an­ W hat went on in various toe* committee report on Foreign Minister Molotov today tcerlpg more information for use tion and were approved by the from here which were not in ration — T. \v. laiwtoii, Court nounced by ft. N. Bayer, City tlona today T In M oeeow, of inquiry aperte.l, that some plant* might Polo*tine. Extra troop* and police clashed on the question of future by the sub-committee of the strict inspector* nf thnt stale. House. Managor. • i. Mr. Bell, who with hi* nephew, be diseased and on this aerount United Nation* Security Council course, the Russians celebrated detail# swarmed in the street*. Allied control of Italy. Legal AssUlatrce, HospitalCecil Mann, hoarded the trans­ rejected, and give all F lorid a. iiation and Slate Service Of* their Mey D ay holiday. General­ In Jerusalem, Jaffa, and Tel A qualified source a t the Parle Investigating Snain, TKt'MAN OKAV8 PLAN issimo Stalin made a speech In A v tr, people lined up before news­ Foreign Minister*’’ Conference The Spanish Republican ob­ port plane at the Sanford Naval grown plants a bail 'reputation ! fleer — Contact through Lloyrl WASHINGTON, May 1. whieh he called thi* the Inter* paper office* welling for editions said th at Molotov opposed llym c*1 server* at the U.N. have a cable A ir Station last Wednesday at among California growers. F. Hoyle, County Servico 01 * WhlU Home S tc rtU ry Chariw national holiday of the wort Monday, Mr. Bell conferred on which carried tha rommltUre'a suggestion for a single general from their exiled prime minister, 1:00 P. M-. landed at the I'alalka ficer, Takach Building. M a y anAoune«d that tKi commloglon to supervise the Jose Girat, saying that 6 fl0 per- Airport aboard a plane at 4:30 Ihe matter of this sort o f state Home Service Assistance to for four-power control of r*^X»** reoort reject* any Idea execution o f the Italian treaty sons have l«en jailed and mis­ P. >1. Friday after an 18 hour plant in*p«iion with Dr. R. W. .Servicemen, ex-Servicemen and »«ny for 25 year* ha* the in much the earn# fa o f Palestine a i a Jewish etate, provisions. Molotov ia said to treated In Barcelona. Five hun­ trip, ptoceeded by bus to Sanford, Rupreebt director here o f the their Dependent* — American our-own Labor Day. Itc ___ r does It giro the Arab* th* nave argued that the commission dred more are said to have been and then took a good, long rest, Central Florida Experiment StaRed t L a k c f r o n t Boule­ Rota told Mwirnon that eance date* from IMS, when-] because a* Mr. Bell put it, ” 1 am lion, who In turn said that hr r vH»h. A* th# com- would constitute an Infringement mistreated In Andalusia. vard. V A . The observers already have getting too old for thl* sort of would bring the matter l^fnre t, th* Holy Land o f Italian eorrrelgnty. Byrne* U Veteran* Ailmliilstlatloti — the Florida Horticultural Society under the present quoted ax retorting that the contrlbutml evidence to the com­ thing.’* Marlin M Rudich. SherifTa He declared, however,' that he Vegetable section, which ia now commission would be no more of mittee which met privately thl* Office every Tuesday. an Infringement o f Italian sov- afternoon to study document* on was fully rested up now, waa meetin* in Miami »ml which Dr ---- k n . feeling fine, and had a wonderful Ruprechl i* attending. , erolngty than-i the troaty RnHf. the Franca regime. |M. r*U\ ub 1lu O f f i c i a l Says Army W ants To Speed Up Trials Negro Shoots Sell Accidentally With Japanese Ri f l e I.itclilit'lfl I)i*fcii(lant Asks Dcla> Of Cmirt Martial Negro Trade Body Submi t s Bequest For l tu•omi ration Pctrillo Takes New Stand On Television District Baseball lournameiit Wi 11 Begin Tomorrow . May Day Celebrations Were Varied Today Throughout All Parts Of World i , K Rigid Inspection Of Plants Moved From State Is Urged By John Bell Police To Nab AH Dogs Without Tags “ i , SSU-TS Byrnes and Molotov Spanish Republicans T ,’iT„tin,p,h. .... .< M.y Clash At Conference Give More Evidence * Veterans Service . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 30, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07a0636b29de5e96fda9d9882d913428.pdf d598934466ef1c139b30c2bef62cc916 PDF Text Text ** o 1 I irf Hiii* ftfLIIr*, min win# *lh ffiuni o ffIr r lA lint. r o f » r f “ A$H»4 f>T f*J, j rot tiiV ti)ifip*r»'«!itaM|» *.nd CntiAty. * i Ran load, Fleur Ida, ve f MAM IK WILLIAMS. anYire **<»• he fmaaJd by r iirnt i_______ „ __ of said County* ro * Inula r _____ icioHi tin f _ ___ __________ hi ^nnh) irtiMtii . in rtpiffinoiu *lm4 nf the H is t p U h llrirllo n - hf i the C o u n ty Ju d g * of Sem inole iPiiK t, K a rh ------claim o r dem and i C o u n ty . 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Jr., ilrrfaaH , lata of m M MAXIM ACIAINHT H.VIU KSTATK* _________ ____ __ »*doniy. to 'Hi© County Judge of Vnii ant) each uf *1111 m v br reb) igrtlc a* ft' »*Kfticlpanl Hrmfnola County. Florida* a t hla1 nnllflrtl and -r»uulrr,l - , , ------------ l«. presrnl . lar. the (louden fell fut brt’.vcfn ; im w ami M.5U0. 1 Price* fo r* previously buili home* arc lower. In one group of recent *ale* price* Tangctl fron^ ♦500 to $1,500 with » few running *ml lack ’of other Industrie* usu­ up to $2,200. * ally make the "company h«u*ea" Low-coat group Uf*'-insurance useful only during Ihe life of the la made available by one com­ mine*. In many case*, he added, pany as n moan* of guaranteeing mining properties are leased rath­ the purchaser'* Investment will er than owned by the companies not lie lost to hi* family in the and sale of the home* i* Impos­ event of ilenth. sible. Since many nf the house* are huill fo r two families, the pur­ chasing miner frequently rent* one side of the house fo r enough to take care of a large portion of JOHANNLiibURG, t/Pl-A now carrying charge*. un« Hak b ttn found in N ntil fo** wom*out toothhru^hrp. W«ll-dr«w* cti Zulu* find the brightly color* •d handle* male »mart decorntiont to »tk k through the lobe* r f Ih tir carp. A diaeftrdod tooth­ brush now fetches almost m mu.-b an a new one. , Morale Of Miners In Apalachlan . Mining Towns Lifted By Home Ownfni munc* .In iho three Pennsylvania lowns of Kllaworth. C'okcburg ami Marianna, to Individual owner* within *i* month*. Bolh Hide* Like Idea The lrend h a, W n up for sev­ eral years, re*ultlng largely from a deliberate policy adopted by several large concern*. From the operators’ standpoint the change increase* Interest of employes In their community, eliminates prob­ lems of assigning and managing residential r c a lju U ti-. Miners* entWaM tm is reflected lit: FfimiKii s u b u rb a n ile and 11 II Dry Cleaning Dept. n r tiv it le , renovating as ha* also been noted. Absenteeism I* Cut .“I >*ish you would gel bu»v and sell Ihst other town,’' one com­ pany's general manager notified a sales firm that had been In­ structed to re»elf two mining communities. “ If you knew .what a difference hoinr |iot*es(ion ha* made lie absenteeism where you have nil t ally sold, you would un­ derstand why we went you to g<> ahead.’’ •• • John F, Busarelto. district 5 president of the A F I. United Mine Worker* nt Pittsburgh, renorted that “ ptHelically rsrry cntfl com­ pany." In his region hud sold it* bomb, to the miners, nnd >nitL •- "Thl# ha* t>iought a big change In the mining towns. The miner* fix up the house* nnd sliects Tintown* g ,t to look llkq something.” The trend ha* not become evi­ dent In all regions, however. In southern West Virginia, President William lilU ianl of U.MW District 17; said. "The only time a com­ pany evtr told a house wnt when the coil whs about gone.” He de­ clared that the estimated eight to 10 percent of home-owning milter* have been forced to build or buy as much as five or 10 mile* from the mtnes^because the companies control all closer propIfTthe n m e W **t Virginia area; a -mining company official, whdeclined to bo quoted by name, talk, few houtea are being sold except near worked-out property. He explained that rugged terrain II 11 painting * % KismiliA. Kir : PERSONAL LOANS The kitchen will be closed for repair# * until further notice. , ♦ SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB MOjJJEY WORRIES AlfE UNNECESSARY Whatever your personal money problems, we can solve them. Con> suit us today’about a personal loan We nlno finance purchases. FAMILY LOAN COMPANY Of Sanford J . W. Roberts, Mgr. II 1= 111=1 II = II 1= 111= 111= 111= 11=111=111=1 Tremendous Values EKE'Onomy A word not tn the dictionary but manning fnl.c eeonotttv to eke out small saving, by deity Iny your self the !‘>e*i in life! Just try mu cleaning service once and you'll find that home cleaning methlals save ynu nothing when your cloth­ ing will stay clean so much longer with our methods. 2 Fee, Living Room Suite—Light Wood Trim $89.88 2 Pee, Living Room Suite—Special Value $84.88 2 Pee. Living Room Suite—Full Spring Conwtruction $119.88 2 Pee. Vitthry Living Room Suites—Assorted $59.88 Love Seat8—Assorted Covers • ' $29.88 3 Pee. Large Roomy Living Room Suit& 1 $199.88 Sofa Reds—Assorted Covers and Styles $75.88 up Sofa Beds and Matching Chair and Ottoman $129.88 See Our Selection of Tables and Occasional Pieces SEMINOLE COUNTY p^gt) fliQWtu ruicf'^l Tuxedo Feeds will make your Chicks Gniw BABY CHICK TIME ___ ^ISHERE! - —— Get your supply of atrong hculthy Bnby .Chicks from 16494695 FEED STORE 2nd St. al Sanford Ave I'honc 358 Breakfast Set — White Enamel Corner Cabinet Kitchen Ctoblnets — Assorted' • CORN SPRAY Feel free to call on iK for advico. We apecialUe in local needs. Cabinet Sinks FRANK'S TAVERN H l-H A f CLUB Manufacturer* Wood or Metal — Single or Double $89^8 up I ; AU Metal Juicers s fj 53 Pee. China Set — Decorated E “Spool” Beds —3/3 or 4;®— Maple or Wa Walnut Chifforobe with Mirror 4 Drawer Chest — Mapie or Walnut Unfinished Chest of Drawers----- 3 Sizes Dressers — Assorted Sizes and Finishes Bunk Beds —“Double Decker” Metal Beds — Single or Double Roll-a-Way Beds — wtyh Mattress ‘'Top-Hatter” Wardrobe Vanity Benches — Assorted 3 Pee. Mis-Matched Bed Room Suite ^ $4.88 up . • • Utility Cabinets - White Enamei 204 N. Elm Avenue with a Nationally Advertised Box Spring and Mattress Combination $39.88 up *m ' KA o n $3*88 $1&88 up ' , II i Wood Range — Porcelain Trim y ‘ t 1 - $£7.88 up Wood Stoves — All Cast Iron II Chrome Steel Chairs $16.88 ;^ $57.88 ^ • '$ 8 .8 8 KITCHEN FURNITURE !'•*> ;*7rsrf awujV. WipOWH $99.88 $107,88 Legs for Hollywood Type Bed $17.88 ‘ Kitchen Stools — Wood .and .Metal - • CORN OIL 3 Pee. Bed Room Suite — Light Finish 3 Pee. Bed Room Suite— Dark Finish 3 Pee. Bed feoom Suite — Mapie Finis! Unfinished Comer Cabinet — Unfinished Large Si2e 3 Beat Ways To Grow It WORM-FREE . . . . SOUTHERN’S • CORN DUST * To MEMBERS of the SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB ^fty flftlma ami il#mAnd© WbJch yuu- II ty p ic a l of NOTICE NOVt, TIIKIICroltK, he* i* *©#- LEGAL NOTICE In FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1916 TOE 8 ANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA OAGE EIGHT Baby ta lk e rs - AU Metal j U L * Hobby Chairs Tubular Metal * Desk and Chair — Light Finish Cribs ~ Assorted Finishes ‘ Hl-Chalr Pads — Seat, Back, and Arm Play Yard Pada ' $26.88 ; $32.88, $19.88 $17.88 up $23.88 up $29.88 $6.88 up $24.88 = H = lj Jt £' jj = �. - ■•:* . ^ W ' •» .-2 ■" w * • • 4 - a . . . In Unity There Is SlrenRth— Iff* TH E •t » IV«***t th« P u t * of Hi* World) T o Promote the Progress of Amrrtcs; To Produce Prosperity for Senford.' W AN VOLU M E X X X V I! ■ E s t a b l is h e d 1 9 0 8 IN D E P E N D E N T SAN FORD, D A H .V FL O R ID A : t e m i W ^ a T h i .R I .ear In , Hm nH with It nipt r .ittir i-H T h »> a f t e r m « m . h -J o n U rU in j; ts.nighl ,«rid T ui^itrt' N EW SPA PER MONDAY A P R IL 29, 1 9 Ili A sso ciate d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire . . N O . 17V) * .Green Asks Senate Continuation *- f Big Four Foreign Ministers Discuss Treaty Negotiations WWbto«■*> Senators Hear Same |r . « nt n i Ple^ From Spokes- dtlTlKe Ui L o al man Representing -- American Veterans W A S H I N G T O N . A p ril 2 9 (/P)— T h e S c u n to heard a tronn p lea s f o r t h o co n t in u a tio n o f p rlco c o n t r o l t o d a y fr o m th e A m erican F e d e ra tio n o f La_ b q r a n d t h e A m e r ic a n \ > t licV n i'i* C o m m i t t e e . ’ A F 4 o f L P r e s i d e n t W illinm G r e e n u w d t h e s en u tu rs to r e j e c t p n r m p tly and w ith o u t hesitation the curbs placed on tlir OPA In the price control extern slon till recently paired by thr Senate. He raid every ilny of postponement will help tho profItccr and hearten the speculator. Green sharply criticlreil the Home amendment which would ^ re m o v e price control from any * i l * m m toon a* It I* being pro­ duced at the *amc rate as in 10-10 and 10-11. saying this amendment would affect commodities making at least half the consumer price index. He attacked the proposal to guarantee manufacturer* slid distributors a profit. This, said Green, would Ido— sky-high the price of car*, refrigerators and other household items. A spokesman for the American Veterans Committee, Ghat Pat­ terson. said veterans have n big stake (n continued price rontml. What good, he asked, arc pen­ sions and (jj loans If a veU-rsd can't buy anything with the ■money? A suggestion came from DemoUtah that the OPA use veterans crstic Senator Ah* Murdock of .to help nlsmp out.the black MarIket. Allies Indict 28 Japanese Leaders As W ar Criminals Group Headed by For­ mer Premier Tojo To Be Arraigned On 55 Charges Friday TOKYO. April 29 (API— New Peace Plan Is Submitted By GeneralMarshall •__ Miners Slashes Output Of Steel 60,000 Persons Out Of Employment In Related Industries Tilt* A IIis «t ptiwi-i'e hitvi* in- ilir tA l 2K u f .l.ijm’n’s m ililiii- 1 » - ........... a iiM i» l«‘mlt*ra ti* tvnr i r u m iuvl*. Four-Point Program f ' • • l l u ■ I,’ , , , . V JU l8 -iftO C w Truce t s X O I U i n- rn n iH T r ftiiiO T By Armies in<is*kr Tojn. tiu-y wit; he nr-* 1 li ti g ite tL u itJia .A itg a fk u h n tH L ii.------PITTSBURGH’. Apr. 29, 1,Te­ *■** rTn'N TiKjN u.'A iiTri1 : j next Friilnv T h e t'lm r y e s s te d output in Pfttsburglk— the "I w ;iH aniuiu'ti f*t iii 1 finne hrnrt nf the steel industry—lurr | r a n g e u n til tn e m u r tle r iif M iir indi) that I o iht . I Mat l>cen_rtil nearly 50 percent by t limi -ii till - <>1 AiiH-riiiitls nt wliiill h.i» lifprii miiihlt* *•• l ' n n : the-soft coal strike, which now |Vai t H 1.1•»», t.. „ 1 i m - p m ii ) *0 1 ho Nr ’ionah-t amt I 0111 i> In it* fifth week. The w;,i . titrii lit,. . n tiii „,,itt| into .-lave imini-1- li-xothii |m a -o lllo stoppage l.y tOP.OOU United Ml lt. f,.| the avis. meal of t H<• V l l l r h s r i i t l workor* lv making itself felt in The I lllrf \ tliril p io jc , u ln r, -a iil tho tin *drm. It »p other directions, oa well. , losrpji It hi'iMitin m illuu-il thieo 'rrilrntcftl fiio.-l an m d rlin iie Chicago face* a possible brown­ t u le g m .........if (itniv**-- T h e y nte ilill). out because of dwindling coa. t i i n u ' , ,111:11110 iti-fot. iiH iven lm usi stockpiles of the Commonwealth II. \ wtir v iim i-r and r r im v - ugalnat Ktlison group of power crmpnnu'.i. N A N K IN G . ' i .. ...... .. in id ,• it plain ♦)»**-«* ITt*W»|li||S II * Is sill\ In m iu i'iH The com panic* say that thrii coal will last only until May 21 Atouml the conference lablr In Luxembourg Pnlnce, Paris, un o right. rBriiig camera, an' Vywlirsldt Molotov. |{u *1 libit I i.«*ii7t-. .1 kH.t lint) .... . t ll.lt th. IV1 ■Is J* * H *l*H> Ilf VI if| JulHU - I>L■| ut vvt*i aI hi all. the soft coal strike mi* lt*tl it f nyi RV -foreign minister* of the United States, Ku**ia. Great Itiit-Hn and ■0111111 isshi (mustache); two unidentified men of !tu-*i* t It** furl I; idiimil lriaiiqtflel already tins thiown i'.O.iMO per- { France, as they discussed negotiations for pii-paiiug Kuni|ienii treaties •nines !)> on. U. h'. State Department ; Sen. Tom t Miitiir«ititl«’ 1 • atfr i r* \u ,4*tr *’ VJet’ll' J I It Is mil *11a11 * *afl*si *on* out of work in rein ted In -]io formally end World War It. Kxtretne left of photo, back to -etaiy of Stall' J lines K. Ilyme- l "erif,'l. back t isHit- Huts* i •' Hi It ii t V• dustrie*—moat of them In idee I 'smera is Foteign tvetretnry E m e u Itevln of (itent llritmn l . e f t ‘ tlidaiilt. Frencii Ftneign Mitn-i, l Ini*-' n*i . . . s Im1 hdlltV ,1* In Pittsburgh, the ("nrnrxi. . N »«-fs.t-r * Illinois Steel C01 point Ion bus ........ ttlbSI .■ Iweii worst hit, with dislrirt pro. iifr all C’l' t f ’ duction down to 2 i pereent of Staved At Throttle T#51’ k .11. II* Iii capacity. Chicago operation* of 1 i it.. 1.4 I■ the firm, which is the Jargmt ■S.>1*1.1 l-t steel-making suhsdiary of the . \1I.M United Stales Steel t orp.n utlmi. i • i ll li - 11111 r,ave shrunk to le*» than 61) per­ <1 •t - . I |.. U.6Hcent of capacity. The Him plan, h 13, tk.It’f aiillJjl t| to shut down It* operations in At (I * f ir •U'fllll* Clie I the Chlcagu area entirely by 1... |Mil1|IUM* i(l t ukt>>ti iVy * Mi* ' June t unless the toal strike 1 * U i Itm % nm l. «hv » II IH— |M% it St’i'lt tnlwi u*rtt’ uniufic t hriH* settled. .jU|lriiiii. is M n r ^ iir l..*|}.• I. ! His \ MS'IS* V ' Ks»ll*»gh Meanwhile, in Washington, the Mi)■ • ■ ’+♦»■ Sliii;*‘t!n lW iF i*! i ri i i i i*I vvi*H 11j f*••ii Ml 1 Hilts--* \J, government is continuing its ef- j JAUKSONVT1.I.H. April iy , — ^ . . . t ii„ve totalr.l ? :m *H I o It||?f •il*l th,) I i.ii iii?rwJ *-iiile* i Hi ili| \ ,1, >. I Ml* turn ffj| till*! forts to bting the npcrntois find " T h o r. 1 lie lie.t pos-ilite tim e*M . aget It. I J Iiitllroili no' * t 11ut •- j Hi, 1 ifsi-it.i1 iartimui h ,ii Shri John L. Lewi*' United Mine to e n j o y f biridaN h ealth-pro n tot-1th«: iieppei ruim m ir, to G-ii I Ib 'ti *. ?till’ l*ls»|Mi * .» l»\ lh«* NUKKNHEHU, Apr. -!• -Workers to *om* agreement. mg. vjlaimn-i ich vegetald*'!., f t o s h i inie, cucumber, -eruiid «i 1 . ,i Ml* 1'• rt htlk V u-u ■ > - , v Sr 7 7 * fhUrnatlonal Military Tiibu A complete shutdown of thr from tbr fields seattcivi* over Ihc I1 1..-MO-. >I-Hov. -ipn. il I! co^ tod'u.trv in lllinoli U nal ha* to lj the Nall jew-baiUng j „ml breadth of tin state,” i»«tm*ji Itlt'ttiiifef i L*m* *' 1 1li I Mil 11( fill* MMil l»Ut IllH IH|l.l.lt threaiaoed by the posiibillly of a editor. Julius Streicher. a t'j aid William L .,W ilson. UijgciW; j ’, pper tuouglu V; 76 in * j . nod eichei. so . tre rf{*1 fliun uiul Ui» i a i l wny t s i i i r t ••> ||i l l •) I M lC in ir turn'Ildar of Jij.Utit) ludo- I his defe«*e allanfey llsirfcm ri Til tl.m r V uI ,1 . -*t.1l! *■, !»r l.r N *. , enfey ar*f Ftmidn State F n lm e ia T M s TVe market handled W . J I f p»-s tHIT ■-»L liflurfttTi penrftnt progressive mine work- [ cnurC’''fyjth due . Tn-* fbfi Mhi I krt*. today, repniling on n ti'o .me* iliirmg Ihr week. I i ku |i>. . . • .1 -f. mniir*f Huif hi * r»1 oilier wfr issued by Uie Irib.maPa, , „ m |(1,|c,| ,n which he vi.il . . . .|i».. i iUr M hi- hai i •nr .* A langtvl fiom M* lit ‘ -'I * ..... ......... „ t , , ntr Of course, the nation'* c„ai President U rd Justice «.m ff*. i • ? it >i t ■ *airtM<i'l"io iviillv livid flu in major after 11 no ic» production incture uiso include* Law rrnn. 1 It. ' !•£, "f MlI 1 r' ■* -•' 1 ! ‘ ' -putlivIti m i’liittl i il ‘. tin- w*"F ruit- mm vegetable, are b?i-I |l*« i* clashes between Rtrcirhei mid t tthe 30-day strike notice filed by 11 .*=-[»» i thi fi i.iii 1 h>m|fk mi! moved from prmllict'r li^coliaUnn s* »ls* W, A. Morrison of StrlcklamlIL The market handled ‘.‘ft n'*‘l 1 ! »u n * attorney^ 6’tinua Marx the 76,000 Pennsylvania hard 111* li«*tt •*f » Ifitill - til Morrison, Inc., Ford Dealer, bid parked .foin in the ciale. at t J i<i \? 1 aSA ii have In tientendous volume, and I ........ The courtroom , disputes pro liMik. like a rei'ord Si;Hrig p knit; Ilil 111 r‘Hi r i|UiJitfl- L ilt1 In I r| 622*60 at the sale of public lands coal mintrs. per iind**n. 11*1 I 1’ f i sit a m t? f itivl ,voke,i U S. prowcutmKobt’rt H llucl'j„„i l a I liken it liifii nil'll- U f uti ! yeni In I'ltt&llilf nil Iv lies an at the Court House tnl* morning tif “ Mm Let Manager S I'hdlip many area*. This Jackson to demand tlial the. Itfr i i*I t liiil if Hrtirml Mm ■ tki* f;u t Hiul i* 1n » r r - in. i-Hng for propertv at the comer of 1'iorida |i«opb, 1 icpnilv lumulne* have -old n ti inti tribunal return -fittelcher to his altali, lltr ■VnltTimit imuimh Th*“ Hi iri*-i ut Commercial Slreet and Sanford well a* our good friends through Florida t it) 'Id* week for from ‘ fntif t i llmii’t cell and rerjuir* him to rub.nit •If h: )lt'|iil» tilts f..i V). .1 < «h [A Avenue extending to the Lake flu* tint inn, should l»*» takim* tl to $'5 25 .maid y lining pom the i It, rest uf hi* esae In wilting. ll. f . U ■.1.1 Front Boulevard. and h a v i n g 1 he .......mi ui •treat |>niit' i- l'i at The coin l pre,blent lgn»re.i il»- '! 'r Ill1ii11"AI frontage on Commercial Strict tit-all > al un cml, th o ug h Ih mireipirst and. Instead, orde.el the h*' ‘>1’t>” r*’•«>!«V to D-neftl by r« >1.1 ll*«l »*■. J.ha i: ttte - I d ! 'n in e b u y e r- ^ mi tlm of 117 feet. Nobody bid against f«M-’ editor to Im more cnuiteou*. f,M " Mr. Morrison onn krt It Oft* elai.li earns. .when S i . -iche, .' " Somr The dnt will he cleaned up and] JE R U SA L EM , Aprl I *:;» u rt— j , , . . lA V "T oiualm beanI ear •- * JER LEM ? f»u--*<*d the penk o f then Spt at tin firs will h e «n n U»td car display (All Jewish settlrmrntu and a num* ^ oni,,1 i H hi« uttmiirv t ^ iumo, iml u ll i ti n ait* l i g h t i« pleul i h.-ihiiIii i * -i|no-h ini I lot and for display of trucks and i ber of other towns in North-1 #u , ” •videnrr t«» «u|» pep pc i ami u k m ai»- to'iug -h*l i t -d u n , tV Minin. i truck enuipment. Mr. Morrison I western Paleillne have l-een port hi* writing Jewi-h nt.mi »hi| [limit* of Ibonf yem lU rn T bhr“'* perl f i mii I'oUmdlo M a i k e l Mim e tt'« , •v , J j I w h - 1 » #a- ii t th' rit.v (aid I ’ll* morning. [d a red out of bound* for llritish I ’’ hen the attornrj i r p o i t , Ih rbula during »•! tin' k, * (hijvHlull nuill WIII'HKR *»■'.**, ,1 . market, . 11 1the In » g ct J n , k 7 ii ) l m , J i aitluiV* i ttn II too!lit) l " 1 Sixty two parcel* of land were! troop*. British military author!- tviivti *crTe<’ *** t" *uc" Streicher writing* as seriou* ninttar, angrily |«®ehly r.’porl period broke u G . UI vale of l&.Ki6 bushel* of tomatoe-. ll C ti h l t n l I lltfl Ilt> , 11. 1? lo l l . m j lohr sold to a rather large gathering •tle i look the action after it series intcrrupteil to demand thut hi * ! for n r**lk totnt of $I6,K97.27. with umuy years, nI n Ill'll \fl\iitirti Hv«*r t rtt tn nl thut’ h ( " “F ll! ccor‘l "• ,ni,u>' 11 f n*i Nihlmk itml f1 of bidders but th *r* wa* com- o f week-end Incident* in which interrupted own counsel *honld not judge! handling P,.fill package* th rm r,. an av etasr of v-A1-1. l«* Nufw"! v illr, |M. I a kin i» a lull «»f Wlfk ISMII ■ b a ra iird y little com petitive. bhl-| Briti*h troops were Involved, “The Fort Birtee m aikel'* vol­ at ll*U!bl l l fhllfii is MhliWtl lift** him. T hat, ho «ald. was a matter the nuriinn. During this g i m .1!I'l, *,• r.f ding. ! The British authorities said ume for I ha w 'e * wav expei-te f sale* day. Manager Krank t hr h »s*1yVi I fhsuli. n f a.t Is ttl mn, Hi The sale of lands, comprising i several person* hml been injured for the prosecution. n a if The editor maintained that Conner rcjuirta: 'All of our' pail lo cxrced |U,(lfMi field u» 1 ■* u .i bifM hs-^tl «-iit lota in Sanford and In l-ongwood. and some properly damaged on lurid ocenunta in hi* weekly pnuer mg room wn« Manage, M F tt ilhnin* vlaiei (Ille.) and 111; u kfi.ii mn .si 1 H ui i i Ih lit Altamonte and uthfr section* of j Saturday night when » group of of Jewish ritual murder* were vehicle* were lined up l"i »> Tomatn prire- I hi. week hi k tile I Si British soldier* entered the settle­ th« caunty wa* conducted *y ba»«d on writing* which had hern block* alnnjf the highway* Hr.» ranged from Df 5n i„ M .’iH I u Countty p e r k O. I*. Herndon in ment of Ber Tuvia, near Tel Aviv. current in Germany for 60 ye«r« ev r we managed lo finish m-IIu the cnrre-piiiulu r leiu al n \e.n accordance with provldon* of tho Leader* o( the group were ile«S treicher added that he never j by H:GO p m . Today the -itunti- Ugu, price* were t l lo $5 l he cribed by authorities at "h ot­ wanted to cause h*tred or lined r» practically the -ame ' l ueim peak of the oiovenieril i- evpeel I klurph) Act. head*.'' Another incident in which against the Jew f. lie **nl that hei* ami tomatoes compr>-e :■ during tin. iiouii.g uiek British soldier* were involved wa* hi* nnti-*sm ltlc utteiaru-e, rfHthl Inilk of the Wuuchula movem. "The p.dalu d< <il .it I’tilalka na I Is reported at Nalhanya. In northern not have Incited mu** cxtermln-. at present. Tin, ba> been one ' ICMcherl II- p m -. *i aiding tu • III. I th F ■l.st Palestine. lion o f Jew *. . ithe be*t ten von* ijv jr e*|iei ieta-c i week-ind ie p >tt . no f ftm i, - M m 5*'! » 1 I'll t lust 'I 1 h i o l « " I"’1 A British N e»» Agency (R eut­ .S tre tch e r told tho court tb*t|„nd hn* taxed the farilitie, of li *■!_'• »» |Mt Managei Miltor. G Wtlllnin*. He liny ahilt* hoiii'hfu^ hi (< er*) report said that posters had he ordered the destruction •-( Wnuchuln market heovlry. \ ilok'^tituii! of in i B i I uT r of 4**tl} 1h)*i) •S-lIt •k! |*»»^v mand is good, pru '« steady nl Harry Tcokc, operator o f the appeared in Tel Aviv which de­ Itfllfl t ll I O W ( U t* sSrlis ifuttf c'luifity I Via I Nti, '**,|3l!n to |*!i>* |a. f ‘J '1*11 tii'S’ In Sanford nford Fruit Company, reported clared that the so-called stem Nuembenr1* main synagogue In “ Movcment of protlucij frum tin |id!6. ail *a lrx F u ll shipping of thi- WU'IHDio of Fitrrtifn Wa* n. . i,u Hi h ■ p'.mts to t;»»»vi t'i ? uhat llu today th at he had purchased a 76 ang had admitted responsibility IPSO because It was an architect­ Bompano market ha, dropiied off. ngint. Tula I eai» from' t’aliiikiialU'lldcii tilt? Fifth U s t i i r t * i t ir v l - . hoin m • of l i t acre grove six mile* west of Or­ or the killing of seven B ritish ural eyesore and not bccauvo lt Manager J . L. Warren note* hi Ifavtings-Elktnn area numlered itiff r f tltf Migmiitatmii hrlif ytpi* fhti*l. N 1 .Se|»t- Hi, l#l l tj , ,in‘* lando on the Winter Garden high- soldier* lost Thursday in an a t­ was k Jew ish place of worship. hi* report. Ilnwrver, during the l.bd l, us uf April 27, Thi* due* tfiiliiv in St. CIouil, 5liiow-ti S.infonl in I»1H. w *r. lust weekly report period lint! hpt Include trdek »ak*s tack oa a military car parking Tho Viinfum i$ow| u o1* t o m - , ^f li n i h«)> with t hn mill tool k i : i *i in i »i f The purchase price was report­ lot. The stern gang is a Jewish market niovet) hh car* of prod'iro “ The potato volume ’ ...e on iht? | |M , aepre-intiitMi-* of i he m J 1111...I 1.. llu- 1 alll-.ad -01 m c ed to be 693,750. Th« grove was terrorist organisation. The new* — mostly peppei* and eggplani.|J’nhukee maiket i* at Its pens. Il)lrll,j,.,| th,— F i f t h - Ih-trict mfet- n, n hi fk«"i.nn »»i Mnv I"-' -.mill ) lilt-) Wll,, pi I bought* from the Shalaasll Cor- agency said the origin o f the post­ 60-pound thi* tVihHnfo itiTi'llill .luu foi I hr lie ii a with llglit offerings of beat about ,'t.OOn li*g> «f niJinbi'i of Ihr Brotlsv uni in- III llu- t al l o! I l'i fur poration of Orlando and consists ers. which denied that tho slain uiuash, cucumbeis, lomatue* and capacity, being handled dally. iHVfoln*i -l ip ,m 1k nu rnnun of IVint hood of ISnilioud Ttaimm'Ugrain gtli/Mtg, not foj III*) or ■ ■ of 65 acre* in orange* of mid- British troop* were unarmed, wa* ROME. April 29. 0 1 The okra. Figures for the rurient sea­ The price I* »tcudy around $2, No. llc u -tirvtved |,i the widow. ),„i vcti-d . mu-l I l-.Htll to «r»»l fur th* intorrfet A >«e(on Pineapple end Valencia uncertain. whereabout* of Benito Mu»*olini’» son will set ntl-lime record* f. state* Miiikt't Manager J . A trtki*n In tr.t* INdtrict ms-vtlhg. M i. Jo y .r Keeling Kinluw: a , the t ’ouutv Vgent'fftre be(U varieU ei end 20 acre* of graperecently * exhumed body is still that market, Ixitli in volume ana Du)any. The Puhnkce market on \p . -in. the I llr-'ln l Tho ih'U’g^tioji futiti thu local tliiti|£ iiit'i Ji-Htiell. a sou l l n h i . n l . f , t] gross sales, the manager stale-. e mystery In Italy — but his bean, hn. weakened, due tu curl) +m I {fniintiiit 4if ;n n?*ii|i" am i oil w h a t rn ,lt: V 1 • ■; ■ ; punt* lioadnit by l V * t i >oum.uiflrr till* frtlhi'■ nml ii *m1hi t , Mi Fascist spirit has appeared in A* a m atter of fact to ta l, have production fu{Uter nurth, I*ep|iei Ihailny ttiiimui, ptedu«*sI t«» **n* M is Km‘nic*tt K iu ls u « f In lie fidils phuilt'il ir? ot.li'l two Italian eltios. Yesterday was already passed previous records, ha* held up .very satisfactorily. I rf,*r tht* muinboi-Im|. to 200 full! sP tF ls. Mi v U iipvtt IV m i \ j eligible foi -oil co nver Vation the firs t anniverary of Mussolini's end they have flvo week* lo go The c e l e r y i* ■.lightly s l i o n g e r on ' t.rtor to the next ili*- nf Bui try . \ t \, Mr* A rllitn , p ractice, t I T h t * I- the ru t o f f death, and Italian newspapers say da te to lepuM thi- p t a i l n c only, Oold:i*. l a i i ^ . i g from *2.6(1 t o » l | , l i r l to |K. |,.|,| May 13. I'lmUhtitt uf Si * limtl Mi W. F. Tuten, 201 Maple Avenue, that ther* were. F ascist demon­ before the end of the season. “The Plant-City State’ Farmers’ — p n .c a l . l i g h t l y w ea k er, selling | T imI«\ t oindr. Oilhiim u i g r . l all Richntil .MiilHImtil mid Mi* -aid M i . Daw . o n driving a City garbage truck cost strations In Rome and Florence. Market salr* during the 1a t FRA N K FU RT, Oer.. April W, on Third S tre e t a t 9:00 o'clock from' 6 2 to 6 2 ^ 9 . v e t e r a n * in S e m in o le f o u n l y who J . IL WrtUiin nf Smifonl mid About (hree hundred young (A V Germany', new polil cal Saturday morning, wa* run into ate eligible for mnid>ci>hip in |w*i bi ulbpi * ' 11I r f I’t+Lty OffU ’r r ] men Interrupted e church service party, the Chrl*tlen Social Union, by a truck driven by Jem e* Red­ the V.FAV, lo join the local or- K inlaw, povi d a llm iF fl at lliitt'bi* j in Rom* to sing e Fascist hymn Fon, K isllil Sflnunn K m la u g a n lsa tion . won an overwhelming »W®ry Jn ding, colored, o f W eil Thirteenth county council election* held In S treet, who wee making a right praising Mussolini. In Florence, In addition to Cbnuti. ridham of Sofifnitl • black Fascist flag was raised Anv vctemii in weed of »ervf#.the American tone over the week- tu m to enter the alley between Fun ial ^s*t\ tr»*« for Mi . Kin A l.o ut tending thr- meeting, in lie (fie c ,.f charge) in any of . end. The fasl-growing rlght-of Park and Magnolia Avenu* and over the Giottl bell tower. It was addition bi Gomdr, ri.lbam. were law ttil! be held at thi* KlirkHiii fhe following categories is recenUr party rolled up a lead of 'had ewung over to the le ft aide quickly pulled down by the police. Vice Commander Cyril Mutiier, Funeral Home T’ueFilay ut 4:00 quested to visit Hip offirp of almost two-to-ene over It* rvear- of the road to make the turn, and Qunrtrrmaster J. 0 . Huff. Chap­ p.m * w ith thi* H«*v. \\r. P. BrookHs WASHINGTON, Apr. 29. (/»■)for such little neeeesillei of life the respansible ngcitcies ti.lcd lain John Bald* nn I dcleuntos ,lr„ ami lb* J, I* llw t , e*». the slightly left-wing In lo doing. »truck the le ft front The woman vrhn.rlde* hciit on as canned butter, inukluks and Jc**lv Cook nod B. F. Mills, J r . Luriiil Mill hi* in Kvntfieeu trim *, below ; Social Democrat*. Th» Commun­ fender e f tne etty truck. 0 .r .A ; ceiling pricee In Alaska an armload of silver fux fur*. Coonltnator — E- B. Carter, tery. ist Party received lea* then *lx Fenders of both truck* were M n . Ilti man has been having la in th e nati on's capital on une Atlantic National Bank Build­ — percent of the more than 1,000,- damaged end Redding * * i arrest­ of her semi-annual visits Jo (ho a time keeping a sta ff together. ing. The Sanford Fire, , Department city. 006 ed for recklee* driving, occoi . . vc rotae «a»t. . .. I , Nineteen of them have been Employment — L\ S. EmThe sreond free election In the sent a pumper truck to Longwood Hh# |( Mr». Mildred Herman— married and left their jobs. Bhe - > . idoyment Service, U 2 North are* In 13 year, wa* marred by th t, morning when Hr* that broke the only woman O.l*.A. district n 't sympathetic. You see, Mrs i‘«rk Avenue. rioting and nro-Nail a^tlrBy- A ACQUITTED But In a private ggrege menaced director. She's a government o ffi­ Rep. Ji>c Hendrick*, who in erm sn went to Alaska to teach ViK-alionnl Training nml Edu­ William Bedenbeugh was ac­ the fram e structured three story cial who can sell celling prices school for a year. T hat was 27 making n whirlwind tour of hie street battle at D iegan, In BavarBHEMF.HHAVEN. Grr., April cation — .T. W. Ijvwttm, Court (ftvW. between German voter, and quitted in County Court Friday by hotel a t I-ongWBod. to Eskimos and has done R with years ago. Since then, she's been district in Hie interest of hi* can. 211 t/P)— Two hundird soil twen'y llotud. 'mytnore than 6,000 Jew ish dDpl*ce<l a Jury on a charge of aggravated Other than being somewhat the help of everything from alr- married, had two children, got didary for re-ncminaitoii to Con­ wives of overseas American soldLegal Assistance. Hospitalassault. On another charge, ' • Longwood Hotel • law degree by mall, got to gress In the Fifth Congre**lnnnt Hr. ate headinif by wy>«riat troins irallon sod Slalo Service O f­ District, will,com e : to Mrs. Herman eaya even t h * : know every clllte'n In Alaska — ................ . ......... -- Hanford - - - today ft dm the German port of ficer — Contact through Lloy ‘ rem otest trading post In Alaska and never gave a thought to tomorrow for an addicne which Dramerhaven toward reunion with J 5 —fbiylg -Camntv -Satvb ilflU"-r»d r L U JM» J i . i L Aheh—husbands tn-v«rmuir' till mnn ficcr, 1'iiLsch Building. Given half a chance, Mrs, H,er- at First Street -and Magnolia sod Auvtimn title .. The gioup Id Home Service ,l«si*tance tn Avenue. elude* I2il children. Servicemen. ex-Servicemcn uml Mr. Hendrieke ls ex|K-ct*d to their Dependents — Amcricwn discuss the issues pf hi* campaign LODGE M EETS TONIGHT Bed Cross, Lakcfiont Bouloam) to atata the progress being the pibpoted deepening Sanford l<odga No, 27, IGOR, Veterans AdminUtratloa "» will meet «t 6:00 o'clock this e*eMartin M- Rttdkb. 'ft; .Tuasdaj Streicher Told Market System Chief Urges More To Respect His People To Eat Fresh Vegetables Defense Counsel Wilson Says This T ~ Best Time To Enjoy ♦ Order Issued After Clashes Between Nazi And Attorney njb- Florida's Health - Promoting products Direct From Field Of State , Is tornsen At Public Auction 'Aifciin i his Year m Jewish Areas Are Placed Off Limits For British Troops Thomas W. Ivinlaw, A.(\L. E m ployee, Anidenlallv Killed Y.r.N , Post Is ( 'uminumludDiiFing Tooke Buys 75 Acre Grove Near Orlando ])istiii*( Muetinjr ? Location Of Body Of Mussolini Mystery City Garbage Truck Damaged In Accident New German Party Wins Large Victory Veterans Service Woman Who. Rides Herd On O.I’.A. In Alaska Visits Washington Garage In Longwood Destroyed By Fire Rep. Joe Henririckn Speaks Htt*e Tuesday Wives Of Americans Arrive In Europe S .Eritya P<ntedLfot»JBWtot. ww-V:— �MONDAY APRIL 29, 1916 THE SANFORD HERALD, SAN.FORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Weather Aged In Wood Links Trees And Known Sun Spots Ha sir baked fish with lefnon aourtoi ci earn (3 tnb!*jp<“ins len ' o« juice to 1 cup cream or until ! luted evaporated m ilk). l*«ke fish dliiuglas* in still u lone way from MitmtlUcIng the rniiipbtlon of hi* •tiniic. in cnmiecthiii with Inngn flirt1 weather fun-casting. "B ill,* lie M a in , "I enu *ay that wu aru E ye astigpiallsnt is c a lle d by scarred or wrinkled condition of the c o r n *a, the transparent win­ dow in the akin of the eye la-forttht‘. terra. • T llO 'ttS 'i A rif.. April Mh •—A new approach to lonif r nng*Weather filler ii-ung i* r-mi-rglng ffOrn the University of .Ali/nliu'it Ijil*-iriili.r> of T>e«’ Ring l b -e.in h The director. III. Aieliew Kllientt iioouht In,, nmuretl the |erchaetilnpii> -n) »ml.| by prnviibng a fool-proof metier l for dating the continent', prehistoric iuln» which in tunc may penult the hecofate tracing of man a- fur bnck an lO.non year-. It iijir^dy carries nrru n itr .l.ilinl' 1 .;d l. : To the third reolory. on the tim k of , iin|iortntiL iluvcl- epmCnta,* Recordn Cnvrr (Irnturif* "W r have important i c o n l s of rainfall covering area* wont of the Kockic* with Mime extension* Into Camilla and Mexico /or cen­ turies. “ We have the farts, They have eol treen put into n definite for­ SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service v (O. D. LANDRESS) Phone 102! William the Cononemr'«va* the HUiririme mn of Itobort the Davii, duke of Normandy, and n tanner** daughter. mula.'' I! u * i c n 11 v the [evolutionary to pfttvid, one of method* developed by Or. Doug- fisstwialr* the gateway* thro oh which I ho wpatlier rbnm-i‘* of the heiui^plirte, o^.l eventually, Ihe world, will Itoi know II far ill advance Some of Ihe Advantage** Further* would ti|ow when perioiU of dtnugflT woulrh -trike. Cnvrmipi-nt Ugerjclu, could make advance preparation? In w| • toclnrnntion prolerl* uml pre»ervatiow o f tin* foi.rat rover in mmi? SIG N S...... LAUNDRY DEPT. Your* Ford Dealer Knows Your Ford Hestl Strickland - Morrison, Inc. SHIP NEWS RlPOUtlSS were fit a loru for word* when they covered the arrival of the S B . flrarfl in New York llurimi and svere introduced to "GlnB*r.“ a K-tr war brtcle, and her family of flv v male pupa that wore born aboard llte ship while crossing the Atlantic. "Ginger,'* one of the am tured here aboard^ »lno moodlr rowing with her very, very ileepy offspring. (International) • • .**? aertnining. PHONE 200 .Two mnjor tree ring chronolo­ gic* hnve Imen .developed. One 1» a T.mo year com poiile chronolngy tspirllow ngie 01*4 Don., Tuxedo, Feed* will make your * f'MevL.. Chicks flnxxxf Grow to Mlifkb iC n .fain* alarm and ftut your muclwicerlt'd rest by letting o* take care of your laundry. .Spend the day in healthful recre­ ation und rest assured that the family .is being taken care of more economically with lex* work “BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! Get your supply, of strong healthy Baby Chicks from* Tire inodcl for lasotranlo la iiM'l** "Mima IJau'* i- said to l *' be»*n I -a bulla d*Kile, III.1 2nd Ht. at. Sanford Ave. Phone .IfiB il.it *liili|»|P4N iif Mufttifii. and Commercial Avenues iml Paul T. Birgers, Owners SEASO N OPENS W EDN ESDAY Visit FISH INI. HEADQUARTERS, the Hill Hardware Co., fur your fishing nerds. You'll find plenty of silk and nylon dishing lilies ami Eger. Creek Chub, I’flruger, Heddon and Dalton h ilt as writ ss many uf Ihe other, things to make your fishing trips surmuiful. year* In studying wen I her cycle* hi-ln and Iheii coordination with au*i»|SSft *p**l cycles lie turned to tie c rings mote to give hint u more extended i hurh periotl of observation. : Th '*1 found irregular successions minx of large and small rings, Ag a ten group, tht’se have not keen tlunllfjti rated in the past 12 centuries hut reiul are reproduced with marvelous helpi exactness id ilmusHtnls of differ- nppi ent irveii tii-Tht* same time,*' A Acrurnte measurements gave cone 1 *1 . Ihoigluss a reconl Ilf wet anil end i dry year* lalck to the beginning ring.of growth of the oldest tree*, stalil Then he turned in beams of pre- ' ruiin histonr mins. the < "Ancient logs, like newly felled ns f pines; contain a definite nunitiar P '" * of 'distinctive rings," he explain), ‘later Irt a Irltrc of thrrnka to one the I group of Btchaenlogitts, Ur, Douglass meutinnc,| casually that the from the forest u specified num­ ber of year* after the beam from unother ruin. He knew this to he true by coordination of the clr* cles. , Scientists Were Aroused Thu archaeologists descended upon him and demanded (o know how he did It uml to seek his help in coordinating th* data from othci ruin*. At that lime there wns still n gap between the pr«- With Furniture Like This, You’ll l^ove It! * Ihe sun thin summer) sturd y “BLACK MARKET BABIES-The Truth about Fake Doctors” Thursday - Friday! RITZ 301 EA ST F IR S T S T R E E T The Rocker Handy Commodore . 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FM free tol SI cati aon aua afor advice. a*Wc specialize in_ localjjgeds. Enjoy Our/G i02‘fionrofd A* c o lo r fu l Scooped seats and backs make these chairs tops in comfort. Heavy gauge metai assures long life. Your choice of red or green with white frames. ALL METAL WHITE TABLE Why Suffer with ASTHMA” and “HAY FEVER" - $g �MONDAY APRIL I>9. 19tf, TU B HANKUKD U BK A LD . SA N FW U ) FlA iKID A --.w - - i British Showing Hicreased Interest In U. S. Airlines PAUL If you ;n i* trnvdftiK S u m 14)* anil .J CIUM ) v ItiivifM u im irilfn I f l y in tn f M« r flie |dit lie* a id I iu l / 'f / 1*1*1* l v Yitniinutttt HOM E 1 \ f \ m / I ? #r I\ SPKCIAL i l l *1 I v IV 1 j 1 'R A R IK S -T lic T ru th S I . \ K lIO ll Thursday - Frid ay! It I T Z DRIVK TO nSlTtfU Advocalc. Wauchuto—"B is past cxp rn*nc* as a public olbciol an t a business man qu alilln him lot this impottant stuts past.” ■ Hards* County (toroid—'"H* is on* ol tin* hordssl working Indisiduais sneountsted is public otlice and his wotk js dircctfd. along proytsssis* lines." vHigjrland* Couftty News—“Wilbur King knows' what should be don* about height lo ts* and many olh.-r motif Is which com* undet lh« litrisdiclion ol th* tailtoad commliiion." r s W I L B U R C. K I N G p- j . t.- je- j'jo h s County f'n g tor i,r . 9r?2.r ' TRIP. RFMFFR DIOIIP u nr • a New Pnlicv* m Begins . Week dr - j CHISCK-FP SEM INOLE T IR E SHO P *,fn N'n r Q i . I'iirk , ... 117(111 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Km* llu* Bene lit of Our iMnplovees To Inmrove Working Condilions KITieieneN 11ml ('uurlesx, * s ’ April 2!)th * All Kniplnvees Will Start On .V* — i. a. M A IM JA U K T l-tnn from ANN BO to 100 pa*««nxjra, depending on the decree of luxury, at more than 300 mile* an hour on flight* up to 4,00(1 mile.. The italoboir Coal Next year; Kepijtdlc hope, to b« producing II» Halntarwr, with a pusrrngVr rapacity o f tO to 60 and a cruising rpeed of more than 400 mile,, an hour al a range of t.OIMl mile*. _ , , A The British Tudor 11. designed for 40 or M passengers, will have a normal cruislnjr speeil of around, j>20 mile* an hour and a normal “ A F lo rid a I n s t i t iili« > n " OPKR \t i :s 5 DAY WORK WEEK n ew IN • .Miami G IV IN G A LL PERSONNEL ONE • Miami Shurt's * •» • Coral fiahlrH • lltmu'sli'ail *----• ‘ 1 i • lltiTly wood F• 5, • Ft. I.autlt'ril:ilu •~ t • Di’lrav y • Lake Worth -i ‘ 5 '- ■ FU LL D A Y OFF EA CH W EEK In Line With This New E m p l o y e e • \V. I'al m Ilea Hi You get a butter |ob aed save money because: t*‘ % ' I t , v. JL . 1 * O ur m ech an ic* a i r fa cto ry -T ra in e d anil have year# o f F o n t "know-how ” t Drive In Tor a . 4. L ■ I Grata 1Sanford i (O rla n d o a 2 1 •. ___ ‘im- . 14 — ii ■■■■ rf~ r • G ninexvlH e M -ak elan d * 'Oi’^ n r f m T T ers, We W ill Now 0 Clearwater — I l.ecahurt: ^ lee .. m • Sarasola • Winter Haven 3 . W e use G en u in e Ford P a r t s - t h e y fit righ t, work righ t, last longer. -V; • Policy, and to Better Serve Food Buy­ T 4 **■ ' 4 * W e n s * Fo rd E quipm ent — tp eetally designed lo sendee F o rd ears . . . at low eo.1p ? e n d c n le li U a U (rouble* • Tampa • St. I’etcr.shiiri; • llratlenlon N r - RFMFFR MARGARET ANN ANNOUNCES: hour. Boil ox S 1 .0 0 srm The true I n ! ol a man U wind hit hom# folks think ol him. Bo* o — ENDORSE for RAILROAD C O M M I S S I O N E R Florida Has Big; Slake In Neiv Highway Setup Meal - PAPERS F O R 1*1. \ I I I.IC I5MV JO H N S O N |(KI> It M IN I I E S T .U H t N T ■ ’! m llv s Mtulh o f S a n fiir tl on It m ile 1 " IlKINC TH E EAMIIA ! K tit W A N IS I t ) SE E U iU I W I L B U R C. K I N G V O T E FRIDAY ONLY C o m p lete I’ltllo s tu n g , Aliit nr | f? it 1114* riiHii <•» 4.1 hillimi mil*- | , i « t ill lit' 1 »tnlt>'u .0 M *i . V» ilttyliUl \ ft , "■! %*‘h*cil) of 1 " 101 I« % ‘4M* iiti A |it 1 I t I t 'i t C ■ i * UT»| 1 v / By JA M KS J . STKKBIC f J s WASHINGTON - The British \ t r •lu.wimr increasing lnlrt(>l in American-built long. r.ini^r — transport plnru*.. A*M.< fmm the ♦e*»#* 1Y* Immediate,need /nr plane* on the . North Atlantic run, two reason* to lie behind thU: I. British nirctuft innmtfac'urera, on the basis of' their own data, appear to offer nothing equalling performance avnilatile in ! Unit art S tair* design*. S. Thy British may have dec idol to put a (treat ileal of their engineerinir talent into design* for the forthcoming jet profusion era in commercial nlr transportation. Th* dec i.'it 01 to pu ich axe five khrrsl ("otulelliitlnri* f«r u*c B ritishO verru n* A i t « a » t’o, stiull (lit) AC l vva- announced in Janliary Comm rvativ.'. m (.on land .till attack that derision, hut practical 'airline official*' have' nonetheirs, ■made inuuirie. about newer’ ami (niger Unit at .State* planes, yUeh a* the Boeing S tr a ti. cruiser and the Itepulilic Hnjtibuw. H O W T h E P U R P O S E D H IG H W A Y lin k in g S o a t :!* o lid Kny W e st, would c h c n n e l a n h u n o Only New Plane. Head) bll« Uavol into Florida.'is shown by thltS map. (Tor'oxpktbqudn-ol (oitite dm>iTnd»sJ bys v (ireal ‘ Britain had ulnowt no mwwrals. ooo cccompanylng story.) > ‘ Z choice hut to huy Constellation*. The nlternalive wa- to rontlmu* In ir flyinit boat* and converljil route lo Ahi ka. "D ie lte.il Ala** nnber* < mber. in coninetition with, counka fiighutay.** n* he a, ie* using Ac©- larger, fattei trie* Al lMhd N»i 1 •*« l l ' f map, |h adhiifi* #iist* . If * id rfiii# Am erj.an jrtinV. neil an ju u w i ll'c Dhtr 1im *x.»f»i,i»m- IS-m* British data show projected per. No 3 \< Snldh Fv Alonifdf Ml *fH* formumw by Itiilirh planes, lb VYasatrp m*»ntilainA. ,iu*l I'oiiit flrrl of which may lie delivered No I. Du vDlba" fh fv liij; Ml this summer, to b? substantially the IforknV . less in .peed, tange and vapaci’ y than American types. Thus Li libit Florida h.i* a trcmentloiH stake In development of itic CAFSK\V.\\ FlIlIFnHKD airline, would have inditing to proixised Ntirthwiwt-Soulheasl ir a a e o n lliv n ia l highway from Contlnjiihg S4tulheaM. .it Ope* Kaln by waiting for home industry Seattle. VVush., to Key W est. John I) IViinch.itiip, stdte dlreclor loussi uni ihttmi' IIf mgr ilM intt products. No. U and Id. Ku-a^er *a1d it ii of the *|KJ|it-oving uasoelutloa fur the pm jeeletl rtenl. pftiills out. • However, in jltc tnntter uf price, Coinpletlun of (h« nune. The (t ■ ............ - — — ptiiptKCil in titjihl a niiMHV »v Tlie llril hit.-w ith a tiem rndor, in p i d tltr ti trimv eSt neCk nf tfie ilitcre.l in the export market —ale .Miami llttakl'A aw trlaip nlltur iiifdor 1* i t on ihc Voiataii peidti MikYUiH I 1 %- r ilmwl plain, likely 1“ be far below some Am er­ rip latitn l, win lid up*n an c-a»l iij Id t a 11V ptbl 1lit *■ 11%t*I»w-*1* * ican types. They will not o ff 1 1 AI Fulfil No 7 1 Di lliud u uuhl ern clumnel to ItinnFt motor \\tiltK I’ fttM JItl'XmVfl lower prices for comparable load |*U limh I Dtr 1 lllM M n Ml ti*A? traffic through Florida into th r anil s| eed performance, however. Fiom Merida nutlfiwest, work Af4ib*»«i».’* *.iud r.iTMi..m-v r u i*» Fan American hlghvay which t« pi irurw^ilig uh ll.e Mexican The second puinl is an Impor­ At F* » s\ 1 i iiu'fi . ? .x id #\entuaHy .will tin): North and l«if( of i!*•F* i » i Arnnlcan high tant one for tbe llritlsli. They t**Mfd t if* 1 ' ’ 1 * f i* ttiiy !*,idih*f i t ii iu Mr'Sliii CHy Jl lu v D • ' U ' ft '* .41* * could invdst u ifieal deal of engi S/iuth America. F**iuiek Ahip [mi .nfrd mil itiai 1V * si . M-ii(1 1 ttrering to lent lit cuttveiitloiinl ai prevent. Fcnnekarnp penm11♦.- 11**w r <)'f1 **t!» nMile, whcn it fv#* |l«4 a| |»!T4!«(I ,K 11'\ K 1c *‘’4-1 types and- perhaps eipia) Pulled ed out. Untied Stales mohriKU u o( n#*d in m ilfic. will provide *4 D1 [tut . ’ l l ha* H HP’ . ti Stale, achievement. But by the who deilra to travel down Die the ihri*t fh#v-t i access l rum D e ■t (ft M .1 jfiD l't *■>*' I Quite they roughs up. current F u d c N’orthwf'd to the Yurt—' t unit* « • 1* It,; <* »* 1 * i f completed portion of the t'jp ’ Anieriran de-inns would have liccn tan fseitinvul.i thtougll FI or IfIj { h.rtl 1 tf *• American highway through Me* superseded. pieD will elim inate lit* Iona, curve Thf .* Je t on the Way lco. roust make (he long drive lisrk tw eejj Dial must flovv he prtfUti-rl uni ,t mi •1 ItUf 'ili ' . ! Conventional engine* nr- vir­ to the Texne border city of U fililow i*fJ lutm IJlfcdo soil 111 *o rtri'iiK i f Ujtiui. Ns Vic A frt tually abandoned -in United States rrarh Me si*« City. ClFUJI!til df* Itrf tlt.i «.|4HI, It |f|*S1\ .out redo, thenr* over a fatrtv lornmilitary air planning. It U n safe And n addition, he said II rujuip utie tii‘ »11n» »♦1•r r.ii b hi i f oua and long route through Lett assumption that Amrrirn deslgnwill he Die im »l scenic mufiu i*sr ill iltFuu^li uixu'h Die ui|»iin .11 eral America. er» also a r t thinking iiIkuiI jet (iMiite tn Die world flow w ar. when the new ferry transports. F>dftk t) Kiraifcr, p rev i’enf J f IliP.JMllt »1in U3e 1 nl the Nor Digest -Sou tliesut High A rantple of the British problem t^il %r\ tfliiv x at th. 1'nth?p f»■*•. 1 aervice begtru opening this sum­ wav asCiMrliiioti, declares ih« Dig. CDD1 mvf nf Dls nr bI nl»‘l *4 with homo produced airplanes I. mer between Key Wraf and Hr rmile Cxin Ih* ttuifle one of the f 1 tiMM Hit i f . . 1 Ii .1' oil the Tudor I. a fiiur-engim- lin n s vani, and when 1’uIm m m ntetei Important 13n n fn m i.1i and t*’IflfD! j "f11■■*- i t impfuf Et t ui(j' n • t^ ort Intended rsnrriolly for Nor* It HI'ill k m i 1U til: III# f f .11 it ItMiffi.Mliliptl 1 wrft'yii in Die United titflifip »1 r»t ^ a \ p?.*i' t,. y Atlpntir service 11 will Or able toAruerU ,vn high wav leadirt g mhiiIi Singes West 111 \l liiUL ^ 1!irri ini’, ratpy I'J sleeping m *J4 sii-u|i pa*west one of file Cflpd.il to III# Ai ClrvIDe Wash tFnlitl No 1 tiffpi :tl ilnlfffnr . mMV Ji'ii i^fseny-rs with n maxlniiinj erulsing western Up o| (he island, a %rc In ilcatett *** *hr inapt Die nuul lik F.T’* rY u a r* p r* speed of JK3 niiles nil hour and n Olid Short feiiy pimp will place %*iil connect with Fur Mu*»,i;*ir* »cic .to <«. tic nM nl normal rrubtitv: speed of 217 miles lin hour. The Constellation's Capacity mjh’*. It i, intend- m a t out t te n t, that peanut, do. till'd itiml h ,1 .1 By coin pur I-on. th e. Constella­ range o f tion carries nboul 1(1 passrnfft'ta nl for lung lihe -etvice, except ('.iinbiitc |M'unuta with meat' umi pi*Mi pi’i 1 cr tiii|ii*t l i,c them to with n normal rru i.lnjr speed of aerns, the North Atlantic. The vegctatdc <11,hen. cookies, c a k e , and fro stin g ,. more than 300 mile* an hour anil Brel one flew Mutch 16. ".Mmitnni sem jter llberl" in a lop cruising .(iced of around Of all th ; fiKnis vyitli just claim I’ctk up the luiittt box sand- dtp niuttn uf Muntumi; it is 1 AitO mil-*, an hoar. Chmiped cot nr I beef, ■•f WT-l Vitgltiln, and i> 1 ^ The Tudor l should lie delivered for nutrllinnal fame, few have wlfhet In. •'uiountioncci. ii 1 j* y • fl next siuifmer. It i» the only B ri­ crnrfirncd into them the vurlrly of uillirr.l pirklrd oiiiun-, jdu« mil* tish land plane in immediate jiroepect for trolra-ocenn range*. Tvm Arneri.nn manufacturer, will drlivn new type, for that servlet this year. Douiila* Is buildiiii; the DC-0, n 41-Ion plnitr which will carry 20 .ierpinjr nr tfl .Ittinir passenger* across the North A tla n tic.. at ^ ttj_* ! .Ini' in hiwf I*.irtf v- / rhtfui T T IR h i REMAIN OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS L»hiipp J t ; T �✓ > * PACE FOUR THE HANFORD HERALD;'SANFORD; FLORIDA The Sanford.Herald Kal«kU(it< U IMM • rtlltkH. Call, wnrrpt lalirfir Mail tn lir al «mhrA I'larlla 111 Masawlla . Arena* SLIIK IlirTIOV RATRI Farabi* la ASraare I f Carrier, n „ k . ]<• Maalfc ------- -------- ----rfcrrr Maalka ....................... Its Maarbs ---- ----... — Baa 1 e a r -------------------------- all abllaarf aellreo. rbrS* al rra.IrllNt, Mail aallrea al ralaelalalaaBla far Ik, fa ira rr >1 rpSilu l»<iu will kr eharaeA far *• reaatar agrerlltlaa rales. Chief Justice’s Work f MONDAY tAPRIL {KM TSUi TRUMAN AT SEA IN WAR GAM ES"- news th fy 'r tiH V in S w cTom fo a inaj&r disaster wae the collapse at night of a 125 foot canopy to ‘ he Memorial Junior High School cafeteria. The canopy, constructed irtion of the brick wall from at Fall, carried down with it a which thr canopy had been sutndedt by angle irona and chain*. dice atated. that it would have meant immediata death to children lined un under the canopy had the crash come at lunch time dur­ ing the day. After taking their headache tablet, the truateea ornered a aimilar canopy on tho north aide of the cafeteria to M supported with upright iron bracca set in concrete. DISPATCH C K brethren. President Taft promoted Edward D. White, and President Roosevelt elevated tljc late Chief Justice Stone. The usual practice has been to choose chiet justice# from outside the coudt. There is more in the position than meets the eye. When drover Cleveland had the task of chooHing a chief justice in 1888, his first idea was to nmtoint some lender of the bar. On talking with the justices,- however, ha learned that the (treat need was for a competent executive who should allot the wurk among the judges and keep it up to date. This led him to appoint Melville W. Fuller of Illinois, j Another function of the chief justice is to harmonize | diverging opinions. Both judges and lawyers rightly think that the presentation of majority and minority decisions : do the court, no,good, casting, n.s they do, doubt on the ill's- 1 puled cases,' the decision would command more support.1 Chief Justice Edward I). White excelled, in this harmonizing I faculty. d U ST M A K E i r * TRUM AN A T J “BLACK MARKET BABIES—The Truth about Fake Doctors” Thursday - Friday! The Matter With Prisons MONDAY, A PHIL 119 , uiBi.K v E its r . roit io d a y T il HUE IS A CHEAT POWER HOUSE AVAILA BLE IF WE TU RN ON T H E CIM KEN T: I can dq all thing* in him thnl strengthened! me.—I'hll. 1:13. FIN CA I.’S CAVE (From The VVakhinglun Post! Lone S laffii of die mitty I Ifbride*, -You are not trust among the • inner isles. Fur rising dark above the watery miles Your vast calbediul c a v e r n moulds Ihr seas. Legend and cloud-entangled myth conspire Around you. Uasall pillars, towering Mark And threatening, lead the groping memory hark To earth's dim mights in primal fire S ta ff * . I wuulil not cuiitc to. you sgiiin To hear tn thr mv«* the ocrall** echoed thunder. The world in shrinking; let me hold the wonder Slipping so swiftly ^ f i n lit Un­ heal t» of inrii.' Live on in me ns in my dreams you are Remote and strange, a yet-unfallen star. "Work him over, just so you don’t break too many hones.". This is sard' to have been-the instruction given by the army commandant of the •American prison camp at Lichfield, Eng. This commandant is now' being tried bv court-murtial -for brutalities said to have been practised mi the prisoners who came,under hb charge.’ A sergeant at this camp has already been convicted. Similar charges were made lifter the last war. Veterans o f'th e A.E.F. are familiar with the name of Hard-boiled The fact b tluit far too many Americana have no prop­ er idea how criminals should be*treated. The army failure at Lichfield is only a special example of a failure just as glaring in civilian life. - Beer drinking a A lo n g school children I* rt|. irt#<l to 'creasing problem fo r school off Iris Is Tn Hillsborough County. It seem* there Is no sla te law against serving beer to ndnois, that Is, unices (he beer Ha* more than 3 4 percent alcohol In It, and most beer doesn't. Meanwhile, Ihe ItM* drink four or five bottles of beer, get hopped up and raise hell, creating quite a problem for their elders. Boy, Interested in ath­ letics do not drink beer because they know I t cu t* th e ir' wind, makes them fa t, sorry athlete*, More athletic facilities, snd sn athletlcs-for-ali policy would cur* Its people are generous. They want the wounded and handicapped veterans and their dependents to receive proper care and consider*- h< ------- - ' W I I . L A R I ) C O N N O I . I A --------- opinion uf » SiO.OOQ.COO I lino uiy over thr Hoiida K ey, lo jm ilr West u planned to be tbeirou ti ■eting link lo n lerry routolSeeti in Ur, to Havana. Luxurious I h« port* will tarry the aut-». pli »* ovei thr nautical route, fo: motorist ran then go r a * t-jh ii in Chiba. and by other ferry I s to Jnm alcr “ **’ i’olk County has about contented rows, plenty of m ilkti •. a lot o f barn* and milking m.irhim * ami many acre* of carpet 'll anil lluimuila gras*. This results ' in plenty nf milk but ho Lutler. “ It is price, uf course that i.< responsible for the lack uf but­ ter,’’ recently stated It. O. Pip­ kin. dairyman. "W e haven't pto*. duretl any for six or seven years bet-nuor It can't be profitably made « l the prices set by O P.V " They also want all reasonable help to be given millions of returning veterans promptly. In many instances, help delayed is help denied. Defects and deficiencies have already appeared. I! or nett at if they vote contrary tn the glwipa' wishes and with piomlses of reward lo th o sj who nit in accordance with it* tldilmg, the security amt wcifiirn id .,t h e |K.i|)ie a , n w h o le l>r m » ulangtred and denmciatic governmcttl itself I* thiratenrd. The sitnution i- so reriou* th'ii ,ll behoovrs everv light thlnkln t i liberty loving ritixen to inak [sure NOW that he or she L jiropcrly ■rgl.vterr.d and th at the be sure lo vote. 1'hi tim e i short. Registration books will close in most counties on Apr:. 20. If the people continue tr sleep in the fncs of this dangm ami fail to rrgi»tei thrre Is o strong possibility that CIO-PAO will be successful in its effort and can point with pride to its idnmuiation of Florida. * There is too much red tape. Tampa school trustees made a tush for thr bicarbonate nf soile 3.000 uml aspirin Wednesday night when FRANK’S TAVERN ( ' HI-HAf" CLUB ' iWtdsi Wsrtlrnn DutiBfablwd I Service Crew far Kilrscrdirtry II,room tn Wsrld W a rt DINE and DASffcE at the HI-HAT CLUB OPEN EVERY NIGHT OrchMtrt "Every Haturday Nluht teaks— Chicken— Barbecue PERSONAL LOANS formerly Short's Camp MONEY WORRIEsS ARE UNNECESSARY Whatever yotir perttonal money jrublcms, we can ttolve them. Con* Hull ua today about-a personal loan. We.nUo finance purchases. FAMILY LOAN COMPANY Of Sanford IRdif. J. W. Roberta, Mgr. ^ ^ a a. a A -S * * * Phone 33 "Seminole County Friends of Speasard Holland (11= n i= in .: r- 1 . ■' " ; v • * «. m * V A-a * ** ; ' * ■t Body and Fender Work— Skilled Painting Wheels Balanced — Front End Aligned ’ *- - “ AREFULLY * .* ^ ^ki * . /t-H ‘ -.Vi ^ .Brakes Adjusted — Motors Tuned : AH Makes of Cars and Trucks, i l l and WEAR LONGER if A s your U. S. Senator he will do all within his power to help, solve those problems of veterans and their depen- p j d Our Modern Shop.Can Do the Complete Job! LOOK BETTER ‘ SPESSARD L. H O L L A N D is a veteran of World War I and his two sons are veterans of World War II. He knows in - , timately the problems of returning veterans. -J— By RU5H ELL KAY c a u s e . they were not Veteran’' home^i They were an automobile Mafiy months ago, before h o ,voters in the prrs-nl corrupt display room, n cold stoiage plant was i mining for Oovcrnnr, or j liemm-rntic Party of the Hqiith.' amt a warehouse If stopping had even nhnounrril his In le n -)Readers m e advised ttint foi such work will help to hulhl m re jtion to iM-roine a r a m lid a ts p e n t- 'further informal :lii they , shnul'j houses, it may hr all light. Iml ing before a civic group in Ja ck - [writs to Ihr Communist Party we are not suio it will It may Isonville. Millard Caldwell told th c lo f Jacksonville. ju st another means iiy which Iciticen* of that enterprising i n e - j’ th o se tank of this political ef. communists in the.government air Iropulis that the apathy of t h e .f ot( B|e »hiewd, clever -ojierat'ir*. trying to strangle fire enterprise.' ipnhlic with r.’gnid to registering I In, the piwent apathy and lock and voting was appalling ami that ,,f jnterrst in thr cnining elecThere are 7,403 teg isletn l vot­ If it continued nur democratic ! t |0n „„ , h# ,1Mr, ,lf the , ¥VM # er* in Seminole County, uf whom form of government would t>e *m -1rltln et they see a golden oppor1,4P7 registered during the part dangrred i t unity lo win by default, for they few months. Of these MOO nra j Today, the people of Jackson- ‘ hic seeing to it lhut every vnta Negroes, nnd of these Negrire* ,...le jVm and the State at large have (they ran m ttslrr is bring qualified T44 regis tried as Democrats am i1good reason to ircnll his words, and thrir group will vote in ij 12ft as Itrpuldirnu*. Time wss> whit'll at (lie time made Ittllo |block for in ugainsl the mmll' when the Republican parly wssi-Impression and wrie accepted Iiy dales of thetr choice, while, -on looked upon as th ; party of Ihe most listeners as “Just anoth:i 'the other hand, thousands of ut>, Negtoes; the Democratic as Ihe talk". * lorganiinl citixens will neglect tv patty of Ihe whites. Thiij is no A l that time CIO-PAC was tJ*gi»ler, or being registered, will Ipuget true, since as one’ Negro just an ulphabeticai e i i i g m t t . i**H *° vote. put* It, “ th* Kepubllcani have operating at a rcmtiderable ills- J Til? CIU-PAC publicly hs* He(wen promising us 40 acre* and a !tanc# from Florida and few folka jd ated its intention to defeat all mule for &0 yea i*. then the in th is , neck-of-the-woo!i* gave [congicssmeu who have voted con­ it a second thought. It wit* look- 'tr a iy to their instructions, aojl to rd sin ns simuthlng that might jelert congreaamtn, senalor* and prove a distrubing influence l.i state legislators who will do their The CIO serves notice on Con- lu g e , nowded imltiat•ini acres, bidding. gret* that if prices inenasg new hut Plot Ida was different. Polltl- ; 'Up until a week or so ago it wage demands will l>e made. Thu* cal action of that character Would- ,looked as though this open ch*l the vicious circle continue*. Prices oil gel anywhere “ down south", leuge would nisei with no otiposiate being fnrrrd up by higher For weeks Jacksonville along lion, but unwilling to take 1. " wage* and highrr prices will I# with other Florida citle* hav- lying down, the H oiida Farm met with new ilrinands for mors been watching with alarm, the tlurrao ha* courageously entered ; wage increases. Then of course feverish activity of organisers, the fight ami Is bringing to Ihe J will follow still highrr prices. who are as busy as proverbial attention of i»» Member* throughf* Anyone rail see that the end of that will be total collapse of a t sort far worse than anything that h a p p e n e d in the early ItklO.v. Whole the government made H* mistake wn* In not keeping everyi f - thing froxen, wage* as well a* = - price*, until reconversion was ac,L complishrd amt full production B y’ W. V. tllttlng Touchlon Drug Co. I jf e takea an inviaibla toll on the moat important organ o f your body. Thia ii the heart. Symptoma o f any such, dis­ order must be checked by a physician. W hat you think is “heart trouble" may not be that at all. It la worth a visit to your doctor to discover what 'these distress signals really mean. Mis diagnosis la both complete and sure. Ills treatm ent de­ pends on what is really wrong. Da not attem pt to diagnose your own rose. Take the tim to get expert -opinion. Make up your mind to accept the docto r’s verdict ami advice. Having d.lrnllh and Life is his business. And If medication be required it is always avail­ able fiom n competent phar­ macist. This is tho 10?th of a scries of editorial Advertisements appearing ill this paper each Monday. The United States is the richest nation on earth. S T AT E NEWS B R i E F S TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A Toll on* Your Heart Top Flight Quality k War debt* th« first W BTUfiT . V ;^ r �6 . - fo, * ’ * •< \ \ M GN PAY A r m i, 20, A I / m tr , 1 t^ % j A !. TTIKi SANFORD HFRAUD. SANFORD. FLORIDA *Breakfast iL llilliS Given In Ana Personal Activities Honor or mi*. Hair Mr*. David .Smith ami Mis* Margaret it.»itr honored Mir* Ihii is Hull yesterday mprnlng at 10 an u'clocK with a brvaafast itt the I'nims nnd Pine*. AVh.tr rose* adorned llic tabic nnd w-.. v. also placed about the dining roi.-t. I hr hjim icc was pre*snt-*d a pu • TU ESDAY Mr. and Mr*. Ralph 11. Wight Mrs. Sam Levy spent last Tuc*. pie orchid corsage and also jin The Sanronl^ W om an*flu b will entertained the rehearsal' party day in Maine* c ity on business. vgg tray l^i .Candlewkk crystal hold ' I J a *t»o*rd' m e tin g a t ‘the L‘ ckli " for the. wedding of Mias Sarah lis jt lf t * from the hostesses. house a t 10:30 A. M. Susan Kirtley and William Walker lluiretl Hudgins Is visiting icLridul place card* marked the tWEDNESDAY While at their home on Golden lativpg In Atlanta, Ga. for u fen *r.itlng arrangement of I In' W A* buaineag meeting and lunch­ Cake last evening. The wedding nays. . guest.. Itursi invited were; Miss eon will bo held at the Woman* . , will I * an event of this afternoon lltiil. Mi.* Martha Adams of t.i Club .. ,at■ 12:30 > . , P. M 1 at '*:3® o'clock in the Holy Cross Mi»s Catherine Spcn.-cr, Miss Mildred Await sp.’ iil the Iniiilo. following a* hostesses: M .s. B 11. Kp,copal Church. The Wight Weekend in S t. Petersburg visiting Mi*, Margaret Spencer. Miss Jo sCruraley^ Mra. John home » « . beautifully decorated ■natives. . te rit:r i.ii. MUs Llirabcth Dyson. W. C. fields. Mrs. M. Wad with while gladioluses and Queen Mi** lilcda JJyson, Miss Itnry worth, Mr*. J . H. Men ck and Anne's lare. The dining room tabic Mr. and Mrs. Watson Wallace I-o.lgc, Miss Cecelia Truluck and Mrs. E. Compton. Members ire from which the tu ffJt supper « u , Redi. requested to make reservations eivcil wit* covered with an llni and family have moved their rc*i- Mi** Al.it Mr*. George Harder,, M u. itence to *110 West Seventeenth with the hostesses. tan linen culwnrk noth and held Street. F. IL Smith. Mrs. Jam es Crapp*. * silver ramiletabra with white Mr*. John Hull, Jr., Mr*. Frank friends of Mrs. W. T. l-anglcy Ray, Mis. * Richard Drown, Mr*. Mis* Martha Wight and Mr*, j wilt ivgret to learn that she isU h a rle * licit*. Mis. William .Wray, Henry W ight-11 assisted the confined to the Florida Sanltu--- •M ir: *v.*. W» Srvnccr, Mr*. Dale ■ ------------I hostess- with serving the guests. lum in Orlando. 'I c o n jseott. Jr .. M r*..Edward llig * Miss Martha Adam* o f Orlando IThe wedding party included: Miss gin*. Jr.. Mr«- Kurrell lludginr. frieii year-old .lnct|ueline Crawford and one group of the gtiesi* at tirades. Primary Class o f the First Midhodlsl Cliuich and Afn>. Klir* entertained last evening at 7 :0 J I Klitl.’y. William White, Mi»* Mr*. John Vaughn o f Celery Mr.-, J . W. Altman, Mr*. Edward •' t event birthday, patty given in her honor at the Woman, flu b ulwtli Turnbull > U'S,' Kindergarten Ch> - - Mi*.* Nancy W illiam *, o'clock on the lawn of the W. C. I Catherine Spencer. Ml** Martha Avenue had a * her guest* over Potter. Mr*. P. II. T rp ik ami *■> her mother, Mi* Ynginiu linkin* Crawford. .Mi ■* fla w fet'd «* tin Mi* .lustln Lynch and Mi John Cl.uk v bn a i-t.d All*. Crawford IHII home with an outdoor supper j Wight, M is, Harriett Frierson o f . the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Will Mr*. David Smith. gmtiddaugliter of Jno, D. J j'lkins »n.i niece of M. ami Mr*. Ftnllk with the party arc shown ulmye. • party honoring Mis* Doris H all.; Ml. Pleasant, Tcnn.. Mis* Doris I ter J . Ward o f Ruskhi, Fla. ... — - x -.t lliovh. The 160 L'yv*l* al ti c putty included the West Side t tr- 1 i ^ ..r . . . tll.il*’ b *‘ ,l 1 j _ .. Callci Hurl of MB mi *peut, ..................... mu»ic rut S.Htffrtai iviili Ml i : l lliit'i uivhed by the eh,..d tmn I direct • It) M » v A. K . A ln.m ' , Ollier gtte*t. were Mr, and Ml** Muddle Jphnsoii, <laugh Mi nnd Mr. C W. Do .ley *”1 pnm pul,' the forthcoming ceremony Mrs. William latffler. J r „ Mr. a n d , . , . . . . . . . . ... •'ter .......................-. . iH Mr*. .............. Thllnfu Johnson ol nml Pnys spent the wcil. en l ill meelml; wn, ill ,iit|**ed. A •Imwt iinpfi-*« i'** r.iiaUv Sos The guesta gathered in the Mr*. C. R. Kirtley. Mr. and Mr*. , ,to^ r‘ '" " '• " I 1 of Lalnoayille |Atlanta, Ga. I c o n ic the bride tlldillrfnllg u n t il .. il'T.dU. • mT' D ili. la ’Jiuhnut trluFUCtl viui' ubu'ivthj »iy itiMi!^ I'ayNi’ .» IUmcH outdoor pabo and enjoyed r :-, Henry Wight II Mrs 'H e n ry -1*** * * * " spending several d a y s*„ f Hawnid Uotcler. J r ., of San. Mr aid Mi \t M T o n e , a. I bei home |K4}|»lf 1 1 1 * • I!* J f p* o nr !im« freshing dnnks before rating, vng.ii. Sr. 'Mr ahd Mr* St. hit nrntber nnd sister-in -j f„ r.| Sun.r.by evening nt a cere* ‘ . it. ,.t . ,d i a d . . ‘‘G *' 1 ■' u ll l'l illltl’ -lit.k 1 1 I« i , V * < .. '1 > I Ail nil All . R Jam e* Crapp* cookc.l the chicken Clair White' J r ‘ Mr and Mr* St ,aw- Mr- " l,d J - "* . Altman, nmny ...Icm n u cl ai o'clock ol i b ‘ i|eHi*wp*r i H-rrrll witi.^ he. f'dl. An II h ^U' i i»a^**«*»*. ” I*1 • I over the brick men bud Ml** n „ j c white III Rev and Mri * l ,h<,'r ,lomi! 0,1 (,ak Avenu*. nt thr Cordon Street Presbyterian ^ St rev el) il *« t*^i bi : H in llv ln li. Smiil.n Adams assisted by Mr* Crapnr Mnrk T. Cnroonlri Mr and Mr* .. . 7 7 -------'Church m Atlanta w.th the Rev. Ml ,.nd Mi- rt I Sn-g hud t s: ............... u guest l Sli'K, utH iifr.-riitlNl SkiiYsl.i v ami Mrs. W. C. Hill ..r u e d th. Aikrn Mr anil M n Roy h riemlo of Mr*. Kathry n Hrouks T M Johnston officiating. Music a- tin'll guesi Miiid.iv Mi n n f “f Ml— Mu In-1 i.impiiliin fui u flight 1 1 1 litr M'I K M it V4tll«ltl«*t imr few *|jyw, i ki oi iwtl It! SftiifmM, delicious sup|ier. Guy culore-i Svinc* Mr« ’ Pearl Clown .mil Ul11 *’r glad to learn that she wa* inr . ruled by Mr*. J n in n Mr*. W. II K»*el ..r 'Mllln. Tltc rlttiitu ih "fiv . ** lights and rustic pottery ndded r* * \t„‘rn j , Irt’cn hfMptnK ‘ Is recuperating after being con-j M cG aniy,'soloist, and Mr*. Sch !• Ml ttllil Mia U II lliobk’t- FroJjiy. Shu ha MutfituliHc, I"’inn A | r A I * I* * n a festive atmosphere to 'he , ' A- « » r o . J . , fined to her home ot fill) P a l- ' linger, organist. ■Ushers Included i»*tt |*f (hlriiitbf Jit vt iu u: Alt with the \ H wmk hi*ir in »tn* Maty, Ihr mothci *•( I amt*', bn party. metto Avenue for a week. Junto* Gammon of Atlanta, Un., l Alin, Urtifur Pclur Alra. .ilnrotcv* nf Ah a. (Hiula Wtlson* Jt*y rhattm*; Twn iin«rU, M * *■ , »t’Jitlt'l I lit T vu,%tJtty, J K*«ru*h t.-miiwr,* Those enjoying the affair were M u, J , W. Mere ha* received I — Herbert Weaver of Macon, Ga. m»0 U Itt hi (irtKiM jittil Klotuiifr MtUiil, pubtiuilk nNUt fo» ihc* f t t e s l m i Mis* °Adam*, wor t iro from her itaiiglilcr. daughter, MMrs. D. lu Diawliridge, and .Mr*, Mr*, “and the Lest ipan ipan wn* wa* vClarence ^ M l**. Hall, T. * Mi*> worn n i Her rs. . . •I*■ *'• a w n rio g e , aMr. ir. nnu no m e ncsi inreu ;o tmtOi v Olitlatin Simon P r i m . Fntn'w A n l"o •li« [jtinti i*F ti c f n •vaT^lty nf Cecrli* Tniluck and Mr* Walter ISach, that her husband iH* F. Bent ami Mr. and Mrs. IV»n nonalikoii uf Lake Muiy. F it. Ah. ami M o. Mayo.it.I of \c% r»iNirg!*, Hal I «***; Wif* »'f f*i-**» *** \ Dili,. bliVt* ittttkiOl Jlilff ill.' t.l. 1 lot hK ,»• >i M* \\ \\ llii'hdi, Crapp*. "U L Mrs. had undergone an e m e g e n c y Courier oT Hopkintou. Mass, have Mi** Dniotliy Slrlekland of A 1Juin* Mi trill, t U- |'.» H' I H l foi 111 John K ey. Mrs. George Harden oper-Mjon for acute appenilicitl* returned lo their homr». aftei lama was maid of honor and til; \vil|t Air jo M Al»> ltok\ a*wt^tnn! *late ui!t*n M* Mahutt; nml III** tuti ivalvi* lino 1* L-neNts nf Mjs^ J ’. . IL Smith, M n G. ,A. n„ Wednesday of last week a l l .spending I he winter nt Lake Asli- Mis* Uetlv Tarver of Macon Was Aim I lit i uoMl 0 u \ hml it plait* t'Inb*. u p i, Mr* fi 1%. Mul hint \ dm I A! i ** Spencer. Mrs. J . W. Hall mi I hospital in Flushing. L. I. Mr. by. |be b *ot * biidesmmil Their dresses were ill t • ll\a \ y Alornti 1>* Ho sif tet n.t.o- tb< tr*oi ni** Mrs ra. John Hall. (It)u^ tnftut a with bouffant *M rt*. 1. ■l"l l.'.l'l M, tirtil M i * and Mr*. Rarh me former ie«ii Mmitii? ill*" 'M-ilJ'* .•tt •l.-ll fool toil -f ifir ;il living Fend,erg and Jack Km <ahirr tlf INR111"' e* a ml the yoke* of *i iu rottr l*o •- s.r th dent* of (hi* city. i: lit ^ !l»ti,l ijniwN '«'«.• , f Mm bo %* c 1 •I.nb r.t ■ . 1 > M *ell wrnt to Hiandenton on Fr i the bo lcm 1110, 01* woio edged .tie nl Mr ...... t hiHi lijW't ifn |M11tl‘»I ‘ I lift c .tt * •* • - ia it ifo -e ch il fries day morning to iillrnd the \eg ■ YkIt H Wl'tft Mu •<.i Siin4n> I 0* b> | tl|IDll M"l a» ' ar.b |* ulti > Tilt’ b| ttb* a gown w,i* of ny'i.ii i hl t t ti* •) .* table exhibit ut the llradenlo-i Home 1 **'• lluCARO OF THANKS Hoik i tt v In Mi - I I »frj I lit i" h i lift With ii faille taffctu loidict? ii‘n l .iit , nil f aiiY i »«i| t ii.. We wi»h to thank our friend* Ksperillienl Station. A t S\ it Itil ii VmllM -rill* lor- if Iki*|t \ law I; trinimiHl in Jtand* of Notmandv III' 1 .uniiiiimt y ii,. .1 e ll., l and neighbor* for their kindne** t»i Mi’ * LltWim I* ..11 i ii “i Otl Fi lend* of K Karl Grow a lace, tin ntliig n yoke s in u s lSo w ire,it) iii|ti V i ll lit \ 1 1 1 \t:l\ and floral offering* during the . f' * I t . Mi* I <’ Hill’ i HAPPY I I I K l I lim M ii . o.l Ha* a t1 It \i'll l former re.i.Jem of thi* city will fin al and meeting in a point at ihii wall t‘c t ft.n .-.1 I..-IV . death of Ja m r* I. Gertnrd a v t ht-H lu fa*! \VT«t I*it In. lira* April 19 n-b kit vrrtta'ij at be glad In learn that he i* the had. of the waistline, 'i he rir* i •t .I t. i *flaw The Family I mtt* HiH l- u n iI«il ami i*\p»i it* i will tl«V Willi Mt ,, ,, 1 Phyllis Jeannette Allen tbe v l;uul ■ecuperatiriir nicely from terent flnerrttp illusion veil hud a t-Olus if 1 1 1 1 i k e a t i i r * ini' i. run] i lifUirro ihn -*•»’ it lip ■f severe injuries received while on " r!, if mange blossom* Ml**. f t 11 * It t > hmlhlfUw ,.f ft ,4 1 ! i*o. I tails ii ot If i f « lb liitr V- ill |U tu iittMuiiry Mr* llidrlei giaduulid from duly on a Florida F ast Coa*l Ibi ka why . 1 uiij*twlaicii ,*ml * •l i .I * i ve A\lllta hi Itiiltunl mill train north of Palm Reach. Mr. J'nm m ei.ial High School in A Hill I i tult in in i»f New Anti * iit > ,i!-t flu* nth**! «ff : hi? riiiii* Glow is confined m a Miami |,J 1 * »"■' ■l|iee gradual ViHi'.'iff'. iltiiit'bh’i uf \ «t AJIup, iMli'i' l 1131:nil . n tu? I'aAr ftmi ||Ve» fill hojtpil.il. lion mi* lieeri »'in|iioyet| by Inc Thin Wi' lt* 1»!V| I if I eI»*-»i lift,* BY. 1hui*a*l V I a I VI W ilt I 1 1 1 1 » Omti t 'Mill: i y ______________ ...______ Alla till! Hoard of r.fiuc*t;oTi rhirkfii hthi *P 0-*T ** s s t s s s C E C E L I A t w i t , i tfir fat I *■! anil Ah - \lktr ________ _ The Ktmim Krnditfitcd fn»n» cah'h'fiii, with iin I M imd * A lt and Mr* uH'h A | « I.O IU D A S T A T E ** , ..... .... a a Mr. ami Mrs* It. H. Tallin of Bcmirndr 11i|?li School in llM2 MHVlhjf, n^intnl (*> A|i tun Hill l.fttihtirmi irii'l Mi H«*in ■ tr^ rTuI. o l . ‘^ VW " ‘ |f.nd, . " ' P ' . KILPATRICK of the ■AlUnu . Ga. were the weekend, «n,i I ... teeenlly receive.) Ins TH K A TU K S E* St(-phi*jif*4rfi, h » l i1 t m*‘ hii'L»»Ti- air ih r W r J A M -S tim T 'm V K u y ; ' r ,) ,,, n r^ F » e .t. of M r and Mr* W I di.rh,.rg front the l f S .Nuv i| t n i tuft atrctti M: H Sv..Mt !».♦• pin* r * III* I n t i p ajt) Henley at their hnn»<> JlIlH \Ve*t ‘ Kew* ve rtftei three «ml «*fte half I 1Vtil lit ill I* r \ I'M M* 'P llcti tin- link Im tri, I I'M’ G WS P F N C F R IIA It MV l i m u i i 'r ' DONAI.C Fifteenth Street. Mr and Mr* >«'»r* of set vice. He spent ono Mi* \ I At..... .. I nu iIrtI? _[lay h lijiUI Hr.uliav.Ul auijc. TCO KF 11 n m ! ' f'FiiM C F o L I ? ' ,<* “/ '*’? < r V Z . Pf r‘2 : C a i m j t e r e enroute to a two ..... I‘hi* rHrrk»*fT tith I *ntl t h r ’ v i ' f r p r ttrir i .. 1, Id S i,. GLURGK Senators, M A R) l.I.l.LN ^ LUh- ,|,v. Vonventimt in Wert P a lm ; h'dh vm * Ule ceremony it din lOVrtY ami *hufte!y XrgenfTrieTMm l.tltii a weiVl'rl Wi'li I <il‘ » -I its I hi ^Ti pl~*.r'uf .1 S*pr i --------- t h u h s t o n , r i c h A im d e a s . SING end SONNT I.OIMIE of Reach of the dealers and manu- " f r party wit* held ut theHer.' , Ah aril Mr*1I.t m > I uctrcv* Tilda Thamar i* d ir , n •ijot'l *i t*# Ii ■ pupil' |1.e I'M I'l VERNE SMITH, DAISY SP E E R , 'b c GaC’r P atty ; lleprescntativ. facturer, of office supply e.iuip Grady Hotel fo. the Initial pan i \ tin.i - ui ■!l ,l,i iif -13•* sliotlly aft. t her airival in Ml.I I* < i I l tt it) „ t c * » *ri 1 Olii’ii*. I J :»?. I* .M. D u ll) JOHN IV EY . ROY W ILLIA M ­ L -R IS PA HI IN of the Gator menL I jiiiiIm -ju iii Sturtlfty with im Immediate family and iiu j-o f-t"" Fin, wIter r *lu- v, dl lo-gn >. I l M * la11* M» I»v Oh f«M*| chijt t AtU IlniHui l «* SON. Drv. , W. EPPS, DR, A. Party. Burney Iand (Jovemor, ED* _____ guests. After a 11 i|< lo New .1 h i i s l mo nit. grind-will tuiir nt U.e I 'S , IIIIlf Iiff* iltltn IfIf#111 lhf\ '%!’ I iird1 Ah <■mI Ah w hnc, W. E PP S. J R . CLYDE HURT. . D IE SEN KA RIK of the Gator 1 Iran* and Daytona Hem h. M, , „ Tilda hopes to vreate *‘a .Uli.-nt <f liltfifi! by iltr *rho«»| Im im ! lm*I M.i; i! r.f Ft l.iMi'1' i ^nj Mr. and Mrs* T . O. Drown, J r and Mr*. Hotel*r will reside G«ry COOPER « Inqrid BERGMAN sympathy" lielwcen her country tint ilii'u nil pu» mil t« lilt* I thi xij y "aa * htiNtt* RO SIER and JA C K IE CAMERON * ^* , r « « the NIC Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, nnd the tfovA. {fnlernatnmfll) fm ti iiitifit(*nr«’ t\|i tutil Mt>. Httyiuunil .MttiiJI, E. BA RKER, C H A R L E S b ifM7 « .S i K' ' “ '" 'i ’" ,.? " '1 VtuiittK ili »**»* p iriciit * \vi»i p |wit It hitft witw ^ ft iiftub BA R.vSTEA U , OLEDA DYSON, of the Gator party; Represent* tire. JU N E GLOYD. A real c a m :? " " ' .? • * [ ; J V. ° f « * " ' flriitt I* _ I Eyemnn, Hr M 'llh | A| |, „ | |M11 MM \\ \| :|,r Allvn t -lists .lie »!*„ nlsn „f Li k L- B. LANKY, J . W. ALTMAN, ""a M,,t; Mr Ii ! (riiiihlinif ffiun ih*» F!»*t La inlet.hili• J . C. FU LLER . ED CLARKE, palgn with U nner*. iMilital talk*.! ,it.i k1il, ! *ei|l»*J r* f«*t VAMtlU'Li platform* will be held U'l* ,! n " V nf M. .n i \l l i n n , II ^ E. B. S M i t .1, FRA.vK n . party S ta le seek 'luring the elertloa nf a V " ’* ? ' ,-,."W n‘ They .pent S .tu . |i«“it" lltailai *• S " \ i: tl, t. f. fi \f.... la DeG "it MUNTS, BILL LUNDY, M. K. y In Day tuna ami enjoyed nr. T he Norman <le Vcre How at i i*tt*i n Ii :m )< ^hn President o f the stale*. hi \< | t< t i b *> v -ill wpi*t),l th* COOK. B IL L HKRf'DON, UOU outing on* the Rmmullnt bmil Chapter of the United I taught.-< r t \«» 1 itn ,i I t pnhmf, (1|, , Thr Mill i \ i i h«| ?f*i .( M. Among those from Sanford who Sunday evenlng. MCCARTY, CARL CHORPENof the Confederacy bel.l i lilt It 'I ul l* i;» 1111111-ii.it’ ■■*■ - * k h j i; i'l it of k i T u p s ., ud. it Iti 1t 1*-*' b ll i.t _______ 1NG and HAtUU U O t.Ei.d. . . attendrd (lie S a n f o r d-Ot laralo leyulur monthly lore ling M K l! i ll« I Api 1 > ■* rf: b" l‘dl 1It 1 ■M'* >1 •» baneball game in firlando yesteikilt 1 ■an i 1utile- F *** 1,+* lntllu .a11>| - IMirn <11*t hnt tftil 'Itii’re*. Mill' Itnc Way day were: MR. nnd MRS K. L. Ihiuglas Stenstrom ha* been ■Southciti Memorial Day. April * |(. |, hut i is-ofi Hit ttiiu tu | \v . home of Mr*. F I M Yu (tun i ’<>ii r-n-h'i Idlit tl l b . , . ,.f I ' n n i *,f ' ' * If. .ii i •v•’•! i> Thnt dn\ t * ■«t •*T CALDW ELL. JIM M IE LEONARD, awarded- a memt«r*hip In the at the I lie Hi,v * ( ,in l ell rite a e M< > oilb ,uit) MjiMbiti % \Mth hi M | nt w Mi . et’iut A' j HAROLD A PPLE B Y . HENRY Sigma Nu Phi. national hi.m.raiy Roumillnt, 910 I’nlmeltn Awn... If roup t*itb * bijffui bi«!i Itt’iin Ivvilt* A p arl — I ,t ut pi I II k pi -It t . \% a» amtUtlnl by Mlli ft Hi t\ jnvl* itt if>l rrnU niity. for auUtandin^ frli'tem ity."“fo'r"^ Hat i \ < »a lift WITTE, BKA II.EY OI l\M, ll\ i l l K l l t K I S S B S J mfiirmi.ll>. .... vne ... 'T h e morning ........ .. wu *p«nl ....................... M o Mi-* Audrey I’urkhaiii of Fngli-li l.ii.lr the* lnlft»r |«i»l i f JOHN SAU I-S, MR. and MRS. whoUrmhip at the llnivcmHy t>{ Mr*. J . M. l it. y e *, . „ Ilte .’Jitrk 14 sMity I vlilUng ami m n llin jj tulk'^r »*\-. Itolbn. ( ’ollrifc; I’l* C hl mk nf II II (ilte Ymi Ymmii Ideas! JU LIA N STEN STROM . B. K Virginia Law School. M b is a ptriblciil, Mriis J . J . Holly, s Al im Ih.rU ‘ ‘ ,, , . t tveric urea. The fornuil nignidx.i c«l'im l. a t'.n v eisilv ;• H Tin* Srummlp Cnuhly F T A PER K IN S, B. I . PERKIN S, JR .. graduate of local achonl* nnd ’ ' . f ! ' The meeting wn, opened *i'l>|'Uon „ f c.miplcled Skn.prr mid amt D. hr. W. \V. I* Filtm nb r«nMt«*il byld ii'Rttlar tpimlcrly K F . HOUSHOI.DER. JOHNNIE the University of Florida nt , j „ „f l rr, i}n,t plan. of Vt.-.ie D. | ,Mment if Kdurii- mikMiiir (it lit** schniit ga11«111«n linn COURIER. MR. and MRS. J . ' l t . Gainesville where he received n the~ la.nl a Prayer wliieh rtmken in Unla.,n and follow.-1 j ^ f((| Mrtu ifu| Mt ''iiiii't.n f Mimiti Pddiik k%Ilia Atlh. John lloRi l-t of (11*1*11DR* HR1TT, MR. and MRS. ARTHUR B. A. Degree in I9VJ. _________ !* v the American flag pledge an 1 , \1 :- ,it i«11 F**i ift»»h 1111 .«ad Hn* I >„|11f ■•I | |if ♦t* J|t tlllR %n it tp|»-« ♦*’ I BECKW ITH, JR ., A. II BECK­ tlie C on ftilettlc (lag itilute .M i prCilllciit nnd Alia I! V\ Utn i* r, Kipp * I 1 i I 'it Id m ,Vrh*MtfI,■1111 ki u j « -ni vii| in fdur liMtl WITH. S it.. J . A. I ALII! UN, Mi*.* Annie Drarkctl nf St M argaret Itolwrt*. tu iu lirer, « , afcrctnt) and 11 **?■ niri «if •ft** \| I! u1h f I a it if, 'ipDikis.il .iO't Ii oi" . t . about In I . f , Petersburg spent Ihr week rn l authorited lo make a cnntributi Sanfnrd < impit < Ms-* BiurlkHii *d . I n iifi".’ I .t ril \ S» lu'»««1» with Mr. and Mr*. R. L Garrl,.>n I i" the Cnncer Fund. Mr*. Hoi;: 1st. JV lri wlnii w i *-«rd tl» • hi at their hom e'on Richmond Av. announce*! that thr fourth dlalia: |lorv nf fhi i trlinif*- h« t»j Mrs. J . E- Turlington .pent thr meeting comprising the t * " j Raleigh \ i vIm I' iuit \wiit*' week-end with Mr. and Mrs E ft ,,r Leetburg. Dfl-aml. Apt.pt>. * by Ih Mhi v I.. t» '■ J .iiu-tnf. pi Wynn. Miss t t r ir t ' ii a. vi, Layton* Bench. Orlando un.l .-»> . . , , .. Turlington ran,r to K«„fo„| to ,.t I wn“l‘L ^ »*eld tn ........... i j i*,. h, A CLYD E T E R liT L U U K IL pr» « , , ,, t?nd ’ the Mcrtslilh College alum in the spriiu . W the rlub, has at rived from Minin t ■ A fter h rllept prayer iii mem j fully de< m at.1 ‘ d >"i the lot < nu nac meeting on Friday. to vpend.the rummer here am ory of the deceased Confederate tng with white gladioluses. Queer. ha* been welrotaed with ope:, veterans and chapter member* Anne's lute and amaryllis. It w.i* ■ arms. Many of th« girls In. (own will Mr. .and Mrs. Philip Bach of w*« ‘ given, a historical program deetded that tin* ehnptcr would Ilk# to play better f!(d( Weal Sanford have a t their guests was presented by. Mr*. 1.. A. meet In AptII, t l 'IT ut the home and with CLYDE at the eU<h of several days the former’s untie UruRiley, Mrs. G. D. Bishop read o f Mrs. F. I! Goodman in laikt; will do the trick. and aunt, Mr. and Mix, William an ariieU "Jeffeisu n Uavjs. Piesl- A lf(cd. < IISSEH EDNA and M U R A were: M*>. Tlio*.' uttelHling Mariner of Long Island, N. V. The dent o f the Confederacy'’ and ' CH ITTEN D EN have moved from C. ii. Si.tl.'iw hite uf .Seining; Mi*. Mr*. J . M. McCaskill read un Bachs motored to Wildwood Fritbair residence at 110 We*t Seven, uf la.-vslmn ; ilay where they met Mr. and Mrs. interesting poem entitled "(Jiu Albert IliSiltfun teenth tu thatr new hom- at IWTl Mr*. R. E. Flnik uf DeLand; Mra. Mariner w h e*.fa ilv been visiting U.D.C.dSeriUge.*' Palmetto Avenu# . . . Th# patn'To# was served at .the social J , E. Turlington nnd Mr*. R, D. relatives In F fa k jkuderdale. ^ t n hav# be#n buiy re-doing the hour by the hostess assisted by Wynne »f Cainesville* Mr*. G. II. n Inside ot the home . . . new rug* 1- t MCLAUMN. J. T. HARDY. Booklinidt uf Winter Park: Sir*. Mia* Cynthia Koum!ll*t. — A LSO — •laid . . - new »Hj> covers have MAUDE RAMSEY'. C L A U D E IL F. Cooper nml Mis. tl. W. A BKIOLITIU* S l ’H K K N N O V K I.T Y been mad# for th# furniture , . . WH1DD0N, CLAUDE WHIDDON, „_w IIKtlFAl*. the Tal» tlslph It Rucker of S.'inford and Miss Annie and In Just a few day*ythe CHIT­ JR * ARTHUR YOW ELU MR. IWap«u«n > u fur many re a r, an L, Brackett of Sr, Petersburg. ■<ui - 1» ml i nv Cltlasn nf HsmTn.de TENDEN’S will lie reaoy for com- and MRS. JOHN K R Il> F. R, lupnlr. Herwa. and nlway. ssol. Friend, of MRS. JO E FLOYD PALMER. MRS, JIM ;•"» ■“'* *n»rg*Ue as a eartlrtpsnl __NDEN will b# interested s e ll A NTEl. and son. MR. and In civic nfJslts, and wl.s wj n >ua- * The Werle, an Fellowship Y’oung CARTOON and his mmitatiion-hlp nml ’ learn that she 1* recuperating MRS. E M. SWAIM and othere. ssh frlrn.llr sd. If, w|l| ,tr niisssd 1>> Adult Clast of the First McthoSty from oi a recent operation at The IT Beta Phi alumnae of. hC^i^manr frisnd* In rumlm-ls diit Church gave a wrlner road Hospital In Washington, Sanford. Orlando and Winter at 8*n l*n d o .Spring* Friday eve­ Memtwr* of the Florida Teach ' J f , TIIBRRrottK. Us ll r*. ning with games and songs bring Park a* well a* the active PI PARAM OUN T N KW S era Education Advisory Council red hr Ihr It Conmr tieal doings ate going Phis of Rodins enjoyed a luncheon In m w rtllr I:<R "|II, I't.tiimllls-, enjoyed by members and guests. met nt the Geneva school April ord Junior High School Saturday. at 1:00 o'clock at th# In msetina SSSsml.Ird, thm II.I- - Three attending were; Polly 26 to see what progress had been •itrod ... thr rsmll> . ( , Through a good idea of Orlando Country C lu b ............... Ihs Mid llslph It rt'siiman IU Oldaker, Luticla Gormtey, Mm.’ made in the- Floan Esperlment of Ashby Jonas,, George Dekle, Ed­ Applied Economics. This school tr . E d w a r d m a r s h a l l , Founder* Day Wa* reltbraUd . . deepeat srmpnlhr In thr loss fbtb grade student* are be- . , Th# luncheon table was deeo- a hind and wins hutbapd. falhsr ward Kircher, John Saule, MarvU la under the sponondilp of Rollins Dial, Chart** Gormlay, Jam es Lee iven a working knowledge rmlod with f# m ,. pansies and tM ' MMp& j^Ei'Vi: , Y 1 I B it ruitViiKrt itr;Hoi,Yi:ii Luther David, Hugh Carlton and in action. The four re*#* . . . . Approximately 100 lhat a tap) at this irsatutlon hr „ ___e rooms hav* b e n girt* attended with the following •p«*ml upon Ihr mlhulss nf Ihs Karl Sehulti. Opens 5:30 I*. M. Monday Alio Mr.- and Mr*. Y’ernon Sanford present: .M RS. • m issis Caanty lismaersilr Kx“slate*" and are namely: from -Cammlttew and that a o p r Aiken, Mr. and Mr*. Gwynne SicHamllalia, llarrixona DALE L. SCOTT. JR .. MRS. seall** he fv.rnUh.-d Is Ihs press far psl.llBurney land. The teaeheia R l C d t A R D B R O W N , I Q k e s il* v as w#U *S to the rsmlly at Crum, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Beck*. Otupmsiv. with, Jr .. Mr. and Mra. Robert a ^ M A R S H A L U HAM1L, THOMAS KIRKLAND, M R 8. Alkm . Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Stan­ niSON and BURNEY - . - C UT WOOD. MRS. WALTER ley. Mr. end Mr*. Ernest 1* ■, ehT , - The body of stu- SNEAD and MISS CECELIA “ ’ ” , U r. and Mr*. Malcolm U divided Into two partite TRULUCK. Mr. and Mr*. John llig; , , Oaler sad Celerv Partke* SUSAN KIRTLEY’ wore a blue n i t o n . represenUtlve. Jersey gown at ^the rewere elected last v ____tore, one representotlve ______ _____ M o t h * The beat man In f oveipor from ••ch room itottode i f i , , • elected are a* follewm for _ • v e r n • r. PAT a f i t o i k t a r t o t t F SenS O C I E T Y E D I T O R — C ecelia T ru lu c k S ocial Calendar i — TELE. NO. 118 Ralph Wights Honor i ~~pz-------------------- 7 Kirtley-White Party r C TS 0 T\ Q l S Miss Martha Adams jtaper* I Kctcs Miss Hall ' Howard Roteler, Jr. Weds Miss Johnson '' *./ GENEVA NEWS thi TERRACE TALK F 4 PAVLIC*^P|MLD^|uiASHOFF. ..... * L ',V........ ‘ .......... Times Monday! SSE j K S % & c t5E5Ei w. - ------- > » » '• « Memorial Day Meet Alumnae Of Meredith Held By U. I). (’. -Hold Meet Here ie«r ouu'umHng ,'1 t,“'1 ,hr »’* ‘,I,M Wesleyan Fellowship Class Enjoys Supper “Hitler Lives” Educational Group Meets In Geneva “OLD GLORY” il = |||= |||=||| = NE\V PATTERNS IN ANKLETS AND LONG TOPS LISLES — RAYONS - RIBS Last Times Monday! I �I* EgtV ---------T •.•:. .un a i. issr* ’ A T5E S I X ’ MONDAY APRIL 29,’ 1946 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 A N P O R D . F L O R I D A ---------- ' I! —■ - i- 1 l ■ ne Haris Celery Feds To 6 To 4 Win Over Orlando Locals Split With Leesburg In Two Game Series During Weekend Large Crowd Of Sanford Fans Watch Feds Take Measure Of Madjeski's Senators; Levy P o l e s Long Triple To Left id j FH an h tg n stk o m Some DriKt fan*. ncat|y half of .them (tom Sanford, watched the somewhat rrrutle Gclefy Fed* ; 1 | s a i * '4 '.} capture a (I In I dacUlon y ra le r<1» v afternoon at Tinker' Fiqld- in Orlando. 1 hey also »uw a jrif-nl mound jw rfnrtiianre by rookie Jim payne o f Long wood who |»*tml ted |t> h jU fo r the Scnaiut-K while JU n lori)'* outfield jd ay ed , a f tim e* with the Jitte r*, F o r - tn e flrxt lim e since Snnfo n l ha* tieen plnylng in the Florida HUtc League run we ever remember u left fielder, « ren ter fielder and u right fielder d/o> a fly ball during the name c o if STANDINGS FLORIDA STAFF. LKAOUH T ram f jy|j|||tfit M. A m iu stl ti * l»ijl-<U,i Ill-ill h sA xro iip tu Infill * la iA ra l lUl1 |-.4*| 1, IWv'tfiira • MlrrilN) 'ai u . 11 s •» 1 J i a _ 1 •1r* ii 11* I.. J •* L M . *•13 -ill lil *417 s ;a .230 4 »» IJelailot l l ; IMyl'-ti.t IS-m It HI.' A iiR inllie I I ; tlXlui-xvIll# X. falatlo i lx. {.crJttulf a I MANFUItli »; UrlxlKlo *. INSIDE SPORTS REPORT JULIAN 6TENSTR0M t i a ----------- Islanders By Score Of 11-0 Schantel Slated To Hurl Against Orlando Tonight Azaleas Drop Packers While Saints Whip Gainesville G - Men Everette Easter And D. Kiehlc Dropped; Citrone Is -Signed .umpires, fa n , and pollc#m*n: aw • Manager* and Fana The f’ e lciy f-.-dx were more m not at al] harmful to the game. “ While thi* column would be lea* ptarril on the carpet the other night during the league meeting Ihe taut to advocate a state of in P aU tka fn r th eir action on the open warfare In baxebbetl, U is field last Tuesday night in Day­ heartening to sec a fan aftil a manager who are xo wrpptd' Up tona {leach. In their xport as to fight about It. T h e Daytona Meutli d.drgathm "Horne of th» oldtinttF^JflurMft th a t hiouglit up the ili*euxslon State U-ague fan* will undoukt* t it , i M u r i m : i i i - ii c s a i about the gam e were more *jt letij wily rvioMiiher FcO Crowe, man* Despite, th eir second straig h t eotieentetl vylh the umpiring.' They nger of the iMiuintime Hanfoid loss o f the week-end, ll|6 O rlandi blpmed tin; ump* for letting the Celeryfeds. S enators reipaln on top In the nam e get nut of control. It'* true "M r. Crowe ,ramc Florida .State Lrague. ifbr.e e Hatt, , , , , along in , u ...a n o rm a m a te i.rngue, nauth at the u m p ire did let the game baseball . e ra, “ 1 “Jf ,l ^ *n lord Celery Feds dowfted the g et out of their control and IF* , that o f tm lay, when college Iwya K w „ , ir], |o 4 t0 n lin e that Hanford did dash on the were the, i are exception instead c f Fourth place tie with HcFaud field like* u do'rch or so highly TwlMi'h l i » « > . . . the general rule, and when a few seasoned N otre Danie baekfleitl lig h t, on th e. field, under the while the S t, Augustine S a in ts il rla n d o nt HAi tt'Ullh. text. rip p ed the Gainesville G-M en 11 i in tn r x f lll* a t Ml.1 A n a 11* 1 1ne. men. . ^ , g r n ft d-s t a nd, and even In the to ». The DeLand R id H ats c o a s t­ I'arHilm nt l.mOiur*. The win perm itted the F ills However, we believe th at L e v y * grandstand, were expected nt ed to an -11 to 0 shutout Over ttlo h i U i x F t l 'Unylnna Hearn to -m aintain .their fourth place club should not bav i acted . I bn Fall Jtitm fa. , Ibrytona Hcach Dodger* behlml tie with’ the llcL ap d , Red lin t* N A TIO N A L LPeAfil H way they did. Hut a i ilic- sume "T iii. bsTHcerent m anager 0 0 1 1 * t h e . *ix-h ii pitching of Uoh Ket>who . trounced Daytynn B ra c k 11 I’M. tim e ' tlur umpires xhould noi have u. ** * . * lanford team had little Use for ii to ft ' Mi iF*ik i> i» le i them get aw ay with It. .We fans who railed ' his player* by nlngtun. In the meantim e, Frank > * I,a*t Friday night, the Fed* .st ijiuift I hi allowed the l^jesburg a t e nut crHDixing the inntdrr* f U iw tn l i such Unsavory title * ax " a hunch P acker* only M v;n hit* in lean' . kicked in with e nough vrtnrs to * Irlrpiiu « i, dccfxlop, IF * our lirlief th et Um- uf hums" “ the lousiest ball team ’ ltlvo L er.b u rg n h alf dorrn hall 4'ln^iniiDli big the F a la tk a A raleas to a Id 1 1 ; ! son in question th at cmin-d tn.> in the league”, und. xo on. gam es, and the hicala woptul up N*-« Vtifk to n victory. *'im g _ bad . ilcriiin it, Itsxl* mi the I* lt#Lt|f|fh * "HP would, und often did, ch al­ on the short end of u lfl to H In the Florida • International • " " llI r e d s |i, rbnrge oil the fiebl. lenge H is ly p j o f man to tp»o to­ count. dlow exerr— t'n irn li lllnnc HhlMH|t(tli| l 'a II r«* It* I . P res blent A| Comb* hnndled the man com bat, and som etim es, when League the H avana'leant has dune went to the lull Saturday night M-\ *» NV* V**»k ; t » , lit ----took a i. t: PlillM.I* h.l.la I I In Leeching and held the I’u ikcrs jHilUntlon the lie«| he cun Id by xnv tho fan* i r fuse.I to eotne out o f it again. The Culians I d oublehrm lrr-from the W est Palm t ‘i&rlmiiui ?, t Igiy until the s i-u n th when lug that Indidu'i Intend U>’ defy She stands to swap b u ffets with *4 { H i * Jfrm -il. r«ln » c liad, to turn over the a**ig nnuypni ii'ii did he want nityo ii' thu Hanford m anager, Mr. Crowe lleach Indians with count* uf it i ‘iiif ;t»Ci# Hlx IjiuIt Went to Km le i. However, u hoiI niln |*» l*ii dmr* to iul*undei*l:ini| him, hut he wax would go Into (lie stands a fte r to fi and H lo 7. The only gam e the Cubans wetv scheduled to play Mrt !' util*4* (M'lff-tlutril rage o f tun * In the eighth yrwl doing t he tn-xl he COllhl Ittill the |him. th at tiiey h av en 't won was called ninth peiniilted .the Feds !<> walk u ill p lie s m e a ll men who were have no reto ld , o f Mr, I AM KKlCAN L K A O I K because of ruin.* • Miami Beach (iff the field With n wild Id to rc o i iit me m led to him by official* C rim e's win* und lo *sts in Ms Tf«i«* %\+ Lx 11 a ffa ir tuiked under Iheir il*l,Afi4|i —_ . •• *# ® .Tv* o f ihe varluu* utnplHmt xehoo's mi rue i mu fig h ts, but hsve reason splti a pair with Fakrland takin g tne first one fi to J and losing L*i |held ih is Hpimg. Nr » YnrV. * b rllr. lo believe th a t lie came out about v T « the second 10 Co tf. At Miami, the Fan fold , during ih r Or hi min evuii* (tu t only criticism of the utniili HI |c«M»U * u Tam pa Hmokrr* handed the Hun lilt, liHik mi early lend when • 111 Vt-luft*I I * Some 11me* in the fury o f his Khar w was safe mi Dentlno** CU-i i l l big this aeanon is that legard lrx* ->ii*hiugltl, he'd K a rt' ov rr a ft®1* flux a double walloping. The first * li ■;tl U i l l o f how had thev might u p (ip i to I gipT>«- they took 7 to > r> and the o n o r , lie aim ed muiniiiD later \\ x i n f i l f l g t Mfl And som etim e*f a an I'iT the fans, they'll have to lenm to headed fan. I" on a single to rm te i by lluddy second they coasted through 11 g ( mulntaiu jt i i c l control over the I-nke to !f. In to n ig h ts gam e, Tarnpit WA|hlltj((vh ' Nrw cuxthiucr would Junt a couple of play* at M iami, Havana play* at MKltte at all lim es. HoWCVer, the lead didn't Inst i ‘lt*Vtliini I , |»*. 1 1 i l hi* teeth down his throat. it«a*»i<»i• r • n.iu»i. iiti.tA i long for ttilnndii •.•■■red all their W e’ve only missed one gam W est Malm Beach, and Miami Hi La.itir \ ii riihdi," » * four run* in lludr half of the the Feds have played nud w* ' “ In the ra»4 o f Mr. Dutvelier, Beach play* at lotkeland. Tt»«ln t '■ !*•!**»*• rrp o rtv hkVe It Ihkt he wax ni aeroml on four hit* and u costly don’t mind rayin g that Hanford iTfVf|rnd .■t Nsr 1 r*ri In a m eeting in W’l-st 1’alm p a ir o f Fed erro r*, one b * Silverif lriJf tf l Ml« w* *11 has been on th? receiving end of slated bp a phllceman wl object" in his hand. B tavh , the I -"ague adopted an hit man who dropped Cnni** fly hall sump laid decision. Mol mi the “hard, black ii* faraw ay viewpoint It runnidment which will perm it a Si 11IT IIE AST Kit N FK M il' K l to center and Hiyant'x mi*eiie of other hand, th ere'* no dmlbl hi From thi 1 r pir nl* * f«: Hr* it I11» would hi impossible to make an r[ul> to hove at least four veteran POlltlno'a gruundrr to xhort. my mind that the local* have V 1r I t « I •n r g i . Ht-1 i ll it 1 P layer* with three or mine y e a n I 1‘avne cutitinuitl to Inn] nil ■Lu>k Mill fa irtl'lltg O lU ffl I lieeli on the receiving end o f some honest estim ate a s w hether at* o f professional experience and flvo not this object won a black jack . ** Ailtt«|* It I I I VtiPMT'if'a I tig h t hall, lie did gel hiinxelf fav otahie decision* that could players who have had a* much a t .%nnl*l*k|* ll* i1*f " Into xnmr rough xpot* hut maneasily have hren culled In the op If. by some ehlinee, it* was a bfaex- IWo y ear* o f prn fetsiu n jl expertaired to pull out of them suiceaajnek, Mr. Durocher. had. a big ad­ (rOnenF* favor. FFflltlDA l^iTKII NATION A I. vantage over thF fa n , arid Ihe la t­ fnre. The amendm ent also p r-s fu lly . Ilia runre l>all wax hlx big FKAGHK W e don't like to see had deci­ ter should lyal'e iii»Uled o n 'a h im- vide* tlm t six instead o f eight axsfct yesterday and hi* control ■ r l . Trp*ni " non sion* ngalnxt any player nr club medjnte re tnotrh minus' the black* ro n k u , may lie carried by n club. Waa next. He kept the luill ton- lf#% inn I* T h e league'* fir s t all-stlir gatae r.V. in tills league fnr DO pel cent of I fj tlnuajiy knee high thrm iahoot TattOd m i the hoys In the loop ore g ettin g lack. i* to tm in H avana on Ju n e 7. I the e n tire ,c o n te x t.( pni| the Nat M kel-mit, Having seen a couple o f skull n t i ] altlfltera found lh .'m ,..Jv e.i(unahl» l l , * ” '} i t s their s ta r t in baseball, However, cracking* in. some IK y e a rr in ihe j j Southern A ssociation standing* i iv* don't .like to see their bread newspaper huslni***, it I* im poslhl-1 are quite a b it different tod ay tI to Ft> tfriilif^- inucli^ wnr“ U V H |*;* I in M r II I. nnd hnttei token nun> fiunt them lo rule foCr< .hi even t c i|u* wh.-n Memphis is again on the top of *1 «*t1 j* « 1S li «i«r» - Mill ittftuil rumc r *pm*by l***"r um piring. The only nn one t* armed with a hlsckfarg,D he 1 hrnp/'Th^ Ctdcls regiliiV.I f The V h l* knolUnl (ho CDUIl! ill M i , ili< a l W r » ( I'n tm I f ... I ... t : 1- JA- - I S n 1,1, * l.L n , I Ua,^ 4 ■, I ,!s*tr 1 . ,t i * hI l »wer we call thtnK o f is for ‘ Hu aiiif the other has only j Ihff aevenlh. Sllv ennan ink I f - - f l o m t I t e Cti leagu r-lm d yesleiday by Dip ! l.ltr 'C iio t' hi* Vhnro Ithe loop to pet mil the expenditure c f fists,' b u t wax fo tifd n(. m-cumJ by, ping Mobile tw ite, " to 1 and 7 P ayn r. SHnrpr hit one tmvni I money fo r higher salaries fo r bel " lin t regardlrx* o f all the de- to 4, New O rleans fell hack to flrnt that Itiirn* hut in (he *UU ahead. Silverm an bent out tin in­ ti'i um pire. However, o ffiri.it* Dili*, iiiinr ran m y the fig h t in­ sucond place after splitting u and the I bird «m k e i'* ki|U n; field hit nnd wptii to second on will pruhably ask, “ W here'*- Ihe volving Mr. Dtlrocher and t h i fsn , tw in-bill wilh F ill 1o , Mock. T h e average went up another notch. J 'ay no'* gnmnd hull and sco n ’ll money going to com e fr o m ? " even though a poHeafnatt Is al Fulicanx dropped Ihe first gam e ; B ry an t filed out to abort,, htH mi B h arp *'* single to tenter. T h a t'* one we .c o n ’t , answ er. trged to have helped the Dodger j Hi to 0, but rebounded to take Kd I/;Vy Work ml tlen e . .Nlujot* , In the ninth the Hulifonl a g g re ­ *n*t p tpetiiKcr, ha*n . tofed a boom t o ‘ t he second c m test 7 tq d. fo r a ' walk. Muddy Fnku . a lio gation added another .when Fcvy T h * other m orning IV tr Norton Thd Chattanooga Fookciuta mov­ wutked Majtirx for another bn*e poled out a long drive that would In the Tam pa Tribune discussed buFhail in Brooklyn, i i year •the DOdgirn hall record crowd*, ed if\t<t third place |n the stand |tav«. gnne. for a home, tun had on halla, xcoriAg Payne und Mn ll not Ixthndad o ff th * irnns- the Dum ber tn *e in hi* In W tu l- and they'll do better this year. ingi• by faking both halves of j L i ncaton, the old depemlah Ing "T h e Morning A fte r” column, "In stead o f oxlraclxlng M r. Du* louble-hciidrr with Flmtlnghain. ilaahed a tin g le Into ren ter that fo n u er on the left field Hnkt .Since h i 'g o e * Imrk to the days pole. I,cvy wound up with a trlpla n k h e r hecabse o f his alleged as- T h * vLookotiU took the first gam e puxhrd over SluirfH! und l^vy. when Iwe Crow was the Hanfoid I d the eighth the Fed* puxhed and sem e,I on luike'* fly hull to skipper, we thought you'd like to xault. the fan * have made hlht «n I to 0 , IhU had to score n lastcenter, even more popular Idol in n co m -.In n in g run to bleak n deadlock In the Orlando half of the lead und *n' we’re passing It on muni|y where hero worship ha* before rap tu ring the nightcap It ninth Mndjeaki walked nnd Merg- to you. always be?n strongly p re v ale n t.'to 2. TJie *hakcup in Hu slan .lman doubled to left center. How­ "W ith ou t, attem p ting to judge However, rlon't g x t me w ron g..Ings saw the N ashville Vol* move ‘‘W a n t e d ever, Mausehrr grounded out the m erits P r dem erits o f the c#W I'm not advocating Manager Vince ] into the first division. The Vol* Hharpe to l*evy to end the tilt. In which lam Durochcr, m anager Gronnell climbing Into thF .stands oro ttp there for tho first time I id P a r a c iiu te a A .yyoK ij o iila m io o f the Hrookrtn Dodgers, i* a lle g ­ after one of the eutflom m , win since 1D44 on the strength of n »l> t n x 1! t " ntiari’, in t i t Dunlin, t M « < ed to have sockrd one o f the F lg L might have railed hla Smokers a double win yesterday over the l l r y#m, ss t M C o t t l , , M * “ • hush faithfu l, the opinion here l» bad name, but It - surely would i * i y ; It. M l Dxni'jr'x, If * 1 J ln *s a f*w b attles lietween player* " f i n a rial boxofflre attraction. Atlanta club. The Crackers .bowed In defeat 6 to 4 and 9 to U ip lurks it * t i rl I « * Those losses dropped Atlanta Into 1-anast‘n, rl < I I MmuYI, c * t > FQR Ju ittee, P i l l lloros. Mi i n il fifth pla:e, out o f the first dlvlgaspst, c l i t HeriFn. lb } I • General M anager Jo h n K riiler o f the Hartford Celery Fed* annnunecd yesterd ay that doe HowIngton, the southpaw who to*serl fo r Dale A lexand er's g re at Ili-T.t Hanford a g g re g a tin g ha* l>e«n signed to hurl with the locals. ilow lngtan mmlr hi* fir s t ap ­ pearance in in la Fed uniforp uniform yen- ■n ierday afteA oon In (Jrlantlo. “ lowever, he Rid not play. The Alnhantu youth say s he is in great shape nnd ready ' ■ to nlay .......... ty, HowingHowlnghall. In all probability, ton, the fir s t p o rts .Je r on the Fejl s ta ff th is seaaon, will face the F alatk a A xatea* here In S an ­ ford Tuesday night. 'When the Fed s go son the fit-!J tonight a g a in st the S en ato rs in an e ffo rt to knock down the loop leaders fo r the second time, Jim Schantel will do the hurlin'.* chore*. The fa s t ball a r tis t, who also hn* a brilliant curve. Is reported ready fo r the a s s lf r inenF Business Mn linger Claude W hid­ den amimmt'vd (h i* uflcrrm on that Kvcrctte F latter ha* been released and hl*u Danny K ichle. Also signed yesterd ay wax Uoh Citrone, nn Infielder. Dave B rid e, who suffered an injured ankle In DeLand over n week ago, Is still on the injured lis t but o fficials report that he should return to the lineup by thu end o f tho week. ll f # 8 *?**\ !Kn» £ ' | SJ 1i\VT Al ANYTHING: YOU NEED -T ADS tUlvVmn. rl I 1 » ItaVh’r, rf S J » I'*} ns. p I n ® Major, * t " i »T o it Total* It l« I I Tutsi* Prnfea II > l»MlR|« »1.0 GOO l i t —« HANKnltl) Urkndti mm ii A |l| AAA ||A0— 1 By G U D FK R Y ANDFRHON A F N cw sfcaturc* FIRESTONE STORES. H I KAHT . ^anfor \4 yt STREET Florida | $ 5 f Si^ikkVer Sweaters ^ aS i^ h jD aB tlh k H od s Boat Scats Offset Plastic.Flashlights n* Chimes' 7» ^-* TopProtcctors a & M i Duty Stair Treads of 4 Boxing Gloves $1.49 $^.95 $3.B9‘ $5.95 95c ^49c $6.95 lOc $1.95 Teni^Saftfe Arrows ‘ * f D; - ■ u % FHANKF’UHT, Germany—How Himmler tried to secure con tn l o f the German turf by forcing Jewish owner* to sell their run­ ners tu (be SH has been revealed through recent Investigations In ths American and British rones, Here, for example, I* the story of what happen id to the racing stable and stud of. Hihlendcrhsu near Cologne, o n e' of the moat famous In Germany, which was owned by the banking family of Uaruu Wnltiemar von Gpenheltn. Foumlod by Baron Oupenhelm’s grandfather in 1861). th* Schlenderbait stable sent horse* to race in alt the big German events be­ fore the war. When the N ails came to power, Baum Oppenhitm was forced to enter his Iwst mare, fteharagolu, in the Braune Band at Munich. B u i at the last mo­ ment an 8.3 man. Christian Weber, toughly informetl Count 8poneck, the Baron's 72-ye*r old m an ag e, that Ike horse could nut run carvying the Oppenhelm name be« cause the Oppenhelm* were Jew s. Weber urged that the hoyve. ediutcly »o 3 3 should be *old Immediately It could nut under a Nail ownar’a : Ion end this is ths first time they have been out since 1041. Tonight,' all o f the team* play Ihe same opponent^. Atlanta plays in Nashville, Birmingham at Chattanooga, Mobile at Merrtphin horses, stud and racing stable. and New Orleans at little Hock. They made me clearly understand, that, should 1 not agree, they would have other means to obtain their end. The S3,- represented by the HfFO h e r gruppehfiihrer FegcJ.in, assisted by tne KelchiA B IFK N F, T.’x., Apr. 29, CAV-• mlnistcr und Chef der' Rekhsk Brother act* may ba common In xHi, Dr. Fammers, obtained M'Ort. hut you seldom’ find three •hie by force. W e.w ere nob in-nh# same hackfivld orw a fooG 1 o make- further opposition.'' rhrec Brothers Play Backneld balk team. *1 The 8 8 look over tM Oppe.th>lm estate, which had b e e n . m puMcsvion of the fam ily for f i n genet athms. In cutnp«»rwitlOn they offsrml a farm In Ut# Wartheguu tthii nrW area of E *sie m : Ger­ many annexed from Poland!, but thi" Baron Oppenhelm r e f u s e d . After long and difficult negutls- the Baron sHo^U Inwp Ms pro­ perly u'ltd one year after the ettu thei war, rtid . oi uf th warT when the S3 would tsk* full po»ie*»lon after ■ German victor*. :) Meanwhile. ' , s Uie, m itablt, lucid Wirhment' at n*.w «» dived In (hla A i th* war fitlre 1 Oppen- an fe n e * tv near f t lo lha Y W f ln- %, t. The Biroft From than on. Baron Oppenhelm ’ dccfitre* he w i J NHWwIlf lo aetl hla horxtfa. The argument advanced waa that U would not bo porthi* for' owner* not pf pure Aryan descent to keep a racing removed from their various , « by the H8 and hurried , Ward, At the Bockstadt stable tv .T huringia' irtnM - 8 3 men took by force. Thby uaed one a loa i o f Jo ittd . lIqufaC v Hardin-SImmona U nl v * r a 11 j looks upon this a* a. strong possb t i l l t y l n 1917. J . C- (Bullet) Cook, 23Q-pound halfback oq ^ the I94S tkpH). ha* school a fte r, being -aa'jL ''iB chTfgw 'from .*.» lhn sertflci: d^Coolf, an ensign In ^the Navy, la due to ' Iw relra summer, Ilg was a qusrtcrtwck the 1042 Hkrdln-Slinmona tram. Now Robert (Corky) Cook hn* nouncaa he will Join hi* brothers at; HahBn-Simtnon* after he compieted high.aohoof Id the spring of atar fulllutek at Batr.l A|Ued trooiie i< hli beat hurse *o Schwurtgold -Md to Germany, the ttiwf. 3 fort v .. Germans Forced Sale Of Non-Aryan Owned Horses To Contrdl T urf Assault’s Win In Of Wood Memorial Makes Him Threat In Ky. D erby By FR A N K I T K r. A F New feature* Spurt* 'W riter This Week’s State TyeaRue Schedule* : NFIW YORK— Hi* time in winhlnth the Wood Memorial wa* hnthlng to write home about, yet As-iault left some favotable Imjiieaxlons Ift the utinda.uf veterans Monday Nlfcfti ahif mu«i lie con»ldetCi| a threat Orlando B T S A N F T liin . fur the 72nd running of the Ken­ (iaitiesvilte nl Hi. Aligns tine tucky Derby ut Churrhlll Down* DeFniol a t Day mini tlcach tm May 4. I’ulnlka nt l-eeshurg When the lime of flic mllc-andTuti-dey N ighl n-sixteen th Wood wn* posted, F a la tk a at HANFOHD presx box suvnnt* sadly shook Daytona B each at S t A ugustine their heud* and m ullercil: "T h eie Orlando a t Gainesville ain’t no .Derby winner here. Thr I^esburg at Ik'Ijtnd Maine Chance Farm look* like a Wednesday Nlgnt ‘c lnrhefoo with Knockdown an tht SANFORD at Falatka . ic e nf n powerful e n try " D: Fa rid at I^esbrirg Slow Rut Gotid St. Augustine at Dnytouu Beach Fut Avsnull'* -time of lUfl 3/5 Gainesville at Urlamlo In a mile nnd a aixteenth in the » Thursday Night ;2-1rd Wood Memorial—the slowest dF Augustine at SANF'GRI) on r.-conl—wa* an arhlevument DvUind a t Orlando In some respect*. A wind that Duytonu Ueach at 'Falatka could Le described n* being of Galneayilla at l^esburg gate force added Just about two F’rlday Night full second*. Thi* conclusion if 8ANF'01lD a t.S t, Augustine drawn by the alow time o f two Falatka at Daytona Beach other diatance race* oh the same Leesburg a t Gainesville program. Orlando at DeLaad The manner in which Assault Saturday N ight• icnmx from beh'ntl to wl-* wa* e Daytona Beach at SANFORD noteworthy feat In Itself. The 8 t Augustine at Liesburg chcainut co lt■owned by Robert J . Falatka a t Orlando Kleberg's King Ranch received a Del.ami a t Gainesville ; perfectly-judged rid# from War­ Sunday Afternoon ren Mehrten*. a former xcholaxllc ,SANFORD at Iksytona Beach diving star. Lresburr at 8 t. AllKu.''lne Assault, content to run third Calnexvitle nt DeLand mo«t of the journey, felt th* sting Orlando at Falatka o f Mehrlenx* whin and, a* the two 1front runner*. Hampden and Ma­ rln«7 Victory, hit the home stretch, ll" .......... * * . P. Fredericks 8YRACUKB, N. Y, Apr. 2tl, til rin g *, a .lig h t t aahna, W .T - A_ bell and. you’ve cau g h t • fla k . . George P. Fredricks, a fishing Veteran of 25 “earn, claims hla Invrnllon—an venlloh—an autom atic, flsbennan flsbenn: — make* It (hab'ekAr. He *•) *ay», also, th at . . I f , , legal, providing Hocfixed fisherman la on hand to In the ft*h “ autom atic Jo** a• Al* *h t l n i n U\ “BLACK MARKET BABIES-^The Truth about Fake Doctors11 Thursday - Friday! ' '' lU V tnn fish erm an " A uattnU Isxnult RITZ fln 'm l A i] n *>w in i tiff- r . ... K F C O C -N IZ F D Rl5b» ■ AU1HORIU ON ’ 'V J ? A S I B Al t 1* it MOW ' For reliable workmanship and prompt aervlc# on any make . for model . - . B E S U R E . . . • Call mm who know H O W I i L 15 H # U o g v e Teami JMlrtol R ylet-A veroge i' 111* Itory-Profwooty lllultroteB - A * 8. IH opgy) Chandler, CeMmlnlenor e l Bewbetf l i k e Ruth'* Cemplete Hem g tun keterd, etc, etc,' Phone 29 -rJ 118 ft- Perk •-t; m m mm~ rigmiL likn art alarm cock, or. If he** awabe, ho ran depend on the U n am ploymant corapeotalitxi light algnal to draw HU atten­ ta amounting to tion, ; "I;- •'/ . ;■ . CommiMion. repotted .' - ' «• ^ —. • R f 4L>y Bauer Radio Service - •3 ! 8T9.su made to 4, ISI . v .Ik l , J ufy - W l .VN'iDj ;*4 V t - -- - — __ , . . , , _ i-: •• ; 1' A ___BP: Ft7sS3»* 'V V.' . -^■ xw.r 71 i . E » . * ,-itc. . # ’ ¥? ' - - - •- •' ■ ’ -" l > twice and third once in nine out­ ing* to earn 817,250.* Mehrten* l* •he only boy who ever rode thi* shifty colt. A u a u tt h a. won a to­ tal of 847.750. The only time he ever ran xgainst Knockdown, Derby favor­ ite, was in the Cowdin Stakes at Aqueduct whhre he f I n.l a h e d fourth, four length* behind the Maine Chance entrV. But he pas­ sed five horxe* in d o in g 'lt won going away. .* Up Fnre* Behind Yod had to ore Ih e motion pie- fo r the ptcvloua week. vala Kite F lctu re Assault, thus, f it * in well fo r Ihe Derby d istan ce of o n e-m ib and-a-quarter. Overcom ing piwt position 11 and 13 other Jioreca ‘n tile Wood innrltcd the aecond straig h t vletorv in Us m any ntiem pt* for A xsuull this season. I.a*t year he won tho Flash Htakea nt 71 to | nt Belm ont Atnil nn caught by the hi the .form o f a box resembling iflla _ Mb It contain* a xprlng mechaniam attached to a pro­ truding rod. To the rud It a t­ tached' the flahimc line. When a fish bites,and draws th* line taut, the spring snaps, and the f!*h U jiooKed. Bell and light signal*, •R m U d b y . . , « « ^ b a t t Wy .,n the box, tell* the n*h#nian' t t a t % ri^L » f. ' KftH V Wt turea of the ra c e to believe It. Aaxault looked like a licnten horse coming into the home turn. We witnessed the picture* In tho makeshift p rojection room under the stands 1(1 m inute* a ft e r the rare. Assault realty took charge. His Wood win w a* all the more notable when It is remembered ;h a t this wa* the' flrx t tim e A*- ■ xault ever w en t more than *U and a half fu rlo n g , and th at h i qever before hail carried more .turn 120 pound*. In the 8-71,1150 Jam aica atake ra ce he toted 12<F .Veterans—o re -sWfngfrtg—to A *-' ■suit fur two o th er reason*. The T exas htiine-hrcd is th * son of Hold V enture-Jgim l, by FTquipoiw nnd Is trained by M at H irsch, one of 7he slnew ilest horsemen In tho nation. Autom atic R a ilin g jpitm. He wa» *»**& ch*m three>*'*■* length* off th i M achine Invented caught the I e it <t e r e , Mvhrtan* again went to the bat and‘ A may bo us .si to signal a valtfi. I f the human, fisherman ■Waqt* to take a nap or walk, he rah ad- -i ft. ” ‘ �*T /~ ; MONDAY A P R IL 29, 194T TilK KANKORD HKKALD. SANFORD FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE FLO YD A. PALM ER Noll** I* lirrt-fc* fcHrrt ihsit wo »t r * »l H Ini ilt OrRfl'l, C- "-I -r I*■r fh«- flHIlirtll* !•»•» I \ I vM* IMIIM *r».t lliat At litii* 1<1 t»* **•* *irf " j M ii3rtif? |»nr • - O' 1lt *.» tin It t 111*- iif ll't"I!” *. if SnfrforJ V-ifM* Miitltttf* 4**|ir*|.«^ *= ..ft * till 11*0 •*!« rW 1 •• t' i. ‘lit $V*uri <»f ^pinln'ili’ *"•■<•1.1\ I '• r * .* w m i i iM fu - n {\ i> T .m w Aiil* r k ii.%nit • % «: xv vin» Pit-1 o u M K .ition ,ii>rii I*. IJ*i4 T H E P R U D EN TIA L SU R A N CE CO M PANY litjuaJ -- TaVNli — - liiltf ti— m x*T V**4 bf wwUwm U* twn W«h G**dl—wsfk* Iqt (VnoU r.n blinds m ade to f it a n y size windows Free Estimates Wood and metal slats — 58c sq. foot Rrpairinif — Reflnluhinjr «>r America I H om e HBLACK MARKET BABIES—The Truth nbout Fake Doctors” Thursday - Friday! R I T.Z M € and Offlrf, Newark, SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO ! 17 K. 1*1 St. * Phone f / AU th* VITAMINS loi aU the family / at jost a FEW PENNIES a DAY Pure fast The danfnrd Herald Korn into .nore than .1000 home. In San­ ford and Seminole County. If you have something to .all or buy you-will find that a classtf led ad In these column, will •ell the most people about it for the least money. Phone 148 or Firing your ad to The Herald office for uufck result*. /DJUfAN or india . CLASSIFIED RATES 10. .per line for one Insert lull O&c per line for 3 inaerliuna 67e per tin* rot s i* Insertions 03c per line for 2ft insertion* Minimum charge 10c Count 3 ward* to a lino Including phone and addrea* (H itt, loi soda Fountain at Lani-y's Drug S tate. I'art time or full tune. FOR SALE WE’ have ft «ni!ill lot of 12. !d and ‘.'<i gunge SHELLS now on fu| luulull) the way hImi a limiti.l quantity l uunly I.uum of 22 t'AItTItlDGKS ‘•and in a li.l St k few days we util lie able t> take care of part of your r_>quir/ment* for neat season. BEDROOM let. 0 |iirce-prr-w .il Stanley -Huge,. Haidwnre Co. bed, dresser, chest, night table, band) and rocker. Walnut. Id '1 VOUNG lady wauled for t d f n e HOUSE trailer. 1H foot vacuum cash. Phone 288 nr Ditfl. brakes «• Ac e 11 r n t condition work in general suppl* whole­ sale and l ■loll »tr.re establish throughout. Iteasonabty priced PERSIAN* RUO for snli. Can I e mem The work i-, pet mutant for tpdrk sale. Apply Mr. W ool seer, at 232b Kim Ave. in th tend a steady, i e Si a t i l e , Sanfnid Tinilei Park. meriting*. t oust lent ous applicant as deBALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc. ■insl. Wlioti nnswerino plena? Phone 8 6 6 -J. II. if. Tuuchton, . . . . . . ,1 -ta le age. Iliic fit. Seville. I- In, r It 1 KIIS. fresh dressed, avail­ 1201 Celery. able dally. Tendr-Fiy Poultry, tS IH E U '111 till IN Tit Vl S i M. U I'IIO Id iTE B E l) fabrics, tnpea2203 Sanford ' A vemn:, Ph.Hn’ i . t i t m SI \ i t r i m , S \ I.\ IU . C t i i c s . __L in c u l c l U i . _ . d a t u a a k a . m r s T HE P e r m \ n i : n t s a n Imitation leather and dl ipery I l» (It RPSIHHXT. PIC A SIN G fa> tics, /irrangrment for cartr I'KItSONALIT-Y. I M i l l I NI ajic if work desired. R. 8 . K I T I l( K I.AIM.K t II \IN Uro»n, 2‘J l i N. Ornn*e Ave., G lttirE R Y . \PPI.\ I n JO E Orlando. ?l» S U M lE H S a MAN AG Eli MAIISre our new a«*ortment of HAND GAIIKT ANN. VAl.ENCIA Urunges $2.23 bushel. PAINTED CHINA WARE. S tan ­ ley Roger* Hardware Co. M- M. Lord, Phong 7701, FU R N ITU R E for sals for 1 loom Tpartm *nl, 4225.0(1 cpsh. It-' i!»th w. at. fc lV g tg g . TR'ST m S avings \h 1Amk*r mk! 1BlackCapsule Supply Vitamins CAN 5WAUOW LARGi OOJtcra SUCH A3 A FULL J CROWN CAt, A F I J * fowl OR A Uf. r tf .V U l Jf f W S flUttCH TMO B IR 0 ^ (5 JW S n *l» 15 tASHY -fAMtO AMD It-UStt) TO KC(P TMt V tR lttt A io P u au c FUCtX CltAN ( M I T 3 M T 1 * r J 4 M » No Sales Sundays. No Sales trr Minors No Drinking on Premises. f A R /> 4 R E U F r e « h U MJOsltdtauiNfc u s r v s o u t h Em i . nncA ttr is P c Q J .t AM. ‘ LUCKV, ACt H 1 tt, ’ Hi V 3 S H O O / Ot f O u l.\ v r , YA fVD , CHILE .' DON'V V COME AROUND MYAll X WHEN AH GOT MUM T W A R SH IN ' OUT ' 'S MJliH PACKAGE STORIP ttl it. ARCSDt ItOft. 3 % 0 X t W | »O aM ci A j .PIMPLY FLEXIONS' WANTED EMPTY 5 gal. nil raiia—I'Jc each. JERSEY* milch cow. tllcnn Rich 11. II. Pope Co. nriUon. Monroe Corner. Phone WE* MANUFACTURE nr^T relmild 1109.R. Everythin!' in Redding.” Wu stock quality furniture. Call us fur your bedding ami furuitura needs. E c h o l s Redding and TYVO brood sows. Polnnil Chinn. WILT, pay highest price* for used Furniture Co., 117 W. 1st S tv Durocross, $60 each. Cecil car* and also wrcckeil ami tmciPhone 1111. Flowers. Phone filTi-W, ed o r old cars for parts. Ratliff A Son* I’hnne 217-W .W STANDS of bee*, P. O. Do* 1476. Sanford, Fin. ^ <0 |b*. of honey includetl. Will - sell one or all. M- M. !.<•»<i. ONE hand ferliliie r distributor phone 4701. • Planet Jr . Preferred. PHmii DOIHJE . Pl.YMOl lll 669 -R. PIANO for «nle. Call Mra. I., I*. PARTS AND HER VICK Mills (27021 Oviedo. 109 PalMcllo Ava. Phene 1011 Southern # Bread . ■*«***-•••*» Touchton Drug Co BUSINESS SERVICE ONE of Sanford's choice homes, AUTOMCYhT l E and" raillalor* re­ $16,000. St. John* Realty Co., paired. Wright and Cohen Gar­ (not Inc.), 116 N. Park Ave. age. 21st k French, Phone 1009-J. Phone 1125. BEACH PROI'ERTY-—60 ft. ocean Kodak Finishing . from lot ut Coronado Reach, Rring your Kialak filniv to Ray­ SL Johns Realty Co. (not Inc.*, mond Studio for exiwit fuddling 116 N. Park Ave.. Phou* 1129. Room 9. State Rank lluilding. ' " RECAPPED*PASSENGER TU4KS. W# have in atoek la moatly-600* 10. 700*16, 700x16 ailed? . . NBW TUBBS THREE room furnlshwi apartPaaA ngtr and Iroek ln.*practlmany dr larger, or ^furnished cally all altaa. . five or six room house. Per­ s TRUCK TIHK3 manent residents. Army vitrgNew In mostly all-M ta*. an. Call I0fl.1d nr 146, Julian A. M. PRKVATT • Stenstrom. WANTED TO RENT, |SKV1I,I>K F LA. -, PIIONH *104 HAKE HRICKS MISCELLANEOUS OR«ALE: Approximately aerff* of muck land, unlmpn between two highway*. 1 par her* *60.80 cash. C, A . BAILHY Ml* Glade, Florida ' ; Pb FOR SALK: * 0 acre* of • apply muck wtibbi an*-fc of the VoM Office, t, F a c m tio o n o . >(*.-? » Vi i C. A. BAILEY B a lltfcia d c, F lo rtk f . 1 C O ^ E OM.' isr s N O W S MV CM ANCE TWE I C E 6 0 V r MOw r> ’ h ece ) FLOOR SANDING nml finishing, (lennlng uml wax­ ing. New fluor* surforetl to per fectlon. Old flgnra made like new Call H. M, GI.KASON -. Lake Mary, Fla. I.AWNS.mowed with power mow •r.- Phone 770-X J.y CASH buyers waiting for Hornet (Iravaa, lluainaaa pro|Mirty ot all types. For quick result* lisi your prop*rtv with W. RryanCalhoun. Rrailor, Umatilla. F Phone 2102. • ____ Millions ...j are FURN ISH H b 2 hejroom house. quick CASH Phone M. G. Brinson 1241. FA R siK lu C -N m T is Tin- time t. have your tractor painted pt can atari in Permanent. __ _______________ Retd*. Paint Shop. .706 W. Swi 3 ROOM furnished apartment hy .S t. Phone 1064-J. m nonslhle fagllLy, no children. Mrs. F.velyn Godwin. Phone RUII.n your hoint ’ with High Test Concrete Blocks. Mlraclr iaa. Concrete Co., J . K. Terwllleger 309 Elm Ave., Established BAR'S LEA SE. FURNI SH Kb 1910. v OR RALE: Approximately i o f scro* qf muck land, ddtgo and with ptwip*. In. on Stata floaJ N o .‘ ZB. about 16 mile* from Hell# (Uada. Price $119 00 per •crt. . ____ •«- -4V A. BA1I.EY tile GUda, Florid* Fb. 78. By _(IAUL. ROBINSON / S E E T X e OCO G u v ^ l DAD 6 O f TH iS WOt (Gfi a w a v f p o m .v - w e * LO O TED MIM o o r . y JUSTWHERE ISTHATHIDE OUTOF RANGE' KELLERj ANDHIS GANG?r^< SEE-UM LITTLE C A B IN S I DON'T KNOW, m ITS WORD! INVESTIGATING. COME ON, WE'LL LEAD THE HORSES AND CLIMB UP THERE. /------------ - WAVBE HOVf ABOU1 HVRAHCF.'?! rOHlGIIT. NOD-flN', I MOPS. JUST CANT GET OVER DIB MUNCH THAT WHEN DO WE CRACK A I TIL BE A REDSKIN TRA1LBD US UP THE TIN-CAN SAFE 1N I7 A -- -HEY THE LOCAL BANK, ? / PETG, WHAT ’---- -— T O g g m HERE. i—k r n r r : --------- y YA-LOOKIN’ * i i r a s r ^ i at? INDF.Ita. Lost and Found HEX ANN. 0ST — ■ B i l l f o l d containing Driver'* ' license, social ircurUy card, *6.90. Return to A. Vanco, 1120 W . 0th Bt. IA)ST— 3 army thirt*. lost be­ tween Hanford and lak e Mon­ ro*. Reward Wm. II. Broca. bA I.Irens* lag for mnl*r No. 17A-49. Hflurn IM Offke. Rewanl. . - . FURNISHED apartment' adalU. IEVKMLY l.'AVE llNF APTS. ipERN furnished, homelike m jm - R6TE. NOBODY SAW US CO.VtE HE^E. COME* OVER HERE, SIT T W H A T S DOWN) THE SETA REDSKIN •n r / UP ON ON OUR BACK- A LfTHE BANK JOB/ TOAIL. ^ IllL t 'R A N C E '? IT'S SIMPLE. PETE AND I'LL R A ISE A RUCKUS ON ONE END O ' THE STREET. WHILE THAT'S G O IN ' ON, CHIP, YOU ENTER THE BACK WAV AND BLOW THE SA FE WITH PO W D ER ./ I THINK THATS ’RANCE’S ’HIDE-OUT, TONTO. THE GANG MUST BE INSIDE. W E’LL WAIT HERE A N D n :: m a g �i«••*«r f ?tm ?1i w*11 MONDAY 'AP.RIL 29, 1!MG THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORt>,i’1ttiQRIDA PACE EIGHT f Jun e. |f >«sil m * *nt* lV iHr RANronn nr.itAUi ir n»r** , By CHAKLUTTE ADAMS' Delightful Dessert Suprlse Cream of Vegetable Soup Praised Liver Broiled Potatoes with Grated Cheese Creamed Peppers Jellitd * Danflelion Salad Rrnn Muffins . Orange Surprise Prollrd Potatoes with * (iratrd Cheese “ it or I large potatoes Bolting salted water r* A&OUT W H E rN ' CfcNXtfTENT ADVERTISING mfo^BMOVK 7OTRY70RRIE? >} ' tn .iMi a t.. ill* tif*t«r»nAp*r w'ftleh Ulil nvlk’t ulitiil U.IUhP l #ini1*- rat h wprk |nf four Cook potatoes in boiling united water until tender. Peel and cut in urn-half inches, .lire length­ wise. Place on b r o i l e r rack. Sprinkle with .nil und pepper and biu.h witli melted butter or inar­ tful me. |iroil until they begin to brown. Turn over and springle IiklyIy with grated cheese mlr.’ d »i ; h n bit of cayenne. Ilroil until chccff melts. Serve garnished willi finely choj ped parsley. Orange Surprise l medium-sited utuncea •i eup milk »',i cup cream ** cup sugar Pew grains salt I pint straw berries Cut n slice from tops of oranges and iCmovc pulp and juice hut krrping the skins Intact. Strain ju i:e and add slowly the milk. cream, ’ sugnr nod salt. Krcrto, stirring tu n nr three lime*. Re­ move tnembriir.ee from ortnga skins and rtacc the skin* in .cola water. Wnen teady to use, dry siins and put into cadi shell a layer of strawberries rut in small pieces, then fill almost to the top with Hie orange rrc^itn sherbet. Gaihish with u - h i p p o a l cream, sweetened and flavored with grated or ange. rind. Residence Contents WWWWWWWWWWW<WWW<WFeWWW#WiWW*WAlWWWI#WWW I hrr>art**« If . Il> >#»U lift Vir, ihp Mill of 4*ompW»lnt t r r*. nrr.i by l*Y foil lJ.it illlll Ilf ffc iafti JK*=In iit ''it*1 4Timffif % ■* SItfo j! a > wf Apr it, TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate 5 days $25.00 Single or Married Ages 16 - 35 i-1 c m u Court Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations “BLACK MARKET • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fot late hours BABIES—The Truth APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 • 5 weekdays nhout Fake Doctors” Saturdays 8 • 12 Thursday - Friday! RITZ j ROBBS HOME BAKER? IN THE COWAN BUILDING % ROLLS C A K E S f¥if ,-T;* - ’ : ... SERVICc SOUTHERN BELL f EL. & TEL. CO. BEYOND THE CONTRACT ROBERT A. WILLIAMS H: JAMES GUT AGENCY REAL ESTATE-nKOKEi 703 MEtSCH BLDG. Phone 732 STRUCK BY AN AUtOMOUlI when he duhed Into the (treet from behind a parked car, Utile George Brantley, J r , He* on » Loe A rtel**, C alif, itregt aod la comforted by hi; parent* while awaiting the arrival of an ambulance, Mr*, Brantley 1* a t left, looking anxiously at Mr. Brantley (right). The younptef wat found to bo suffering from conclusion find Vtrntfftm He'D l - all riufoi /Jnlrrnalional Soundohofo) YOUR #i * *o M•* CONCRETE PRODUCTS F R IE N D S Concrete Pipe, Building Block*, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curbs and Property Markers DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT ' Drycleaning Service PACKAGE ST O R E AND HAR 112 W. Firat HI. - Phone 8R0 Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1241 LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co Sanford, Florida. Phone 4f»5 I f fire bleaks no I ill the place *’ou live, chance* aie )<mr housemid furnishings will !«■ the lust to ■ulTrr. I x t us Icll )uu in dollars and cent* how little il will cost lu have Nor t h A m erica '! -*)Y\ dependable jiru tertin n g f / d against *ucli a discourse- aT.^ipui ing lo ft. No obligation ! B. B. Crumley 7 “Bank Building Atlantic National General Insurance OF Aid, KINDS FIDIRAl AND CITY AUTHORITlIf confer at New York’* Clly Hall to co» ordinate a '■ampalgn ngaimt black market*, with particular emphaii* on the illegal sale ul meal. Shown are (I. to r . ) : U. S. Attorney Ornera! Tom 1 lot 0 . H, A florf»ry I . X . M cG ohejr, M ? y o t W illiam O 'D w jc r end V in * cent Keogh, l/.£>. Attorney, Kailcrn District. Liquor Store (fnlrm nfional) SINKS establishes a holiday staggered during the .early days of the week for all 'store employee* and a Saturday closing fo r alt office personnel. Manager [founder* to­ day expressed satisfaction with the plan, which he *ald, would result In giving th e people of Sanford better service by making for happier working conditions The change will necessitate the hiring of three additional em­ ployee*, he said. 312 SA N FO RD AVE HE’S COMING! In single and duul styles vdth hwot of c Insurance Service Congressman Joe Hendricks will speak in Hanford at 11:00 A. M. on Tucsdsv, April 20th. Everyone in invited to come and hear our energetie, dynamic Congressman discuss the Is­ sue* in the rpmhtg Congress- ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY Phone 180 Joe Hendricks the complete modern kitch­ en, one of these sinks is a "niubt." fith District. ‘VOTE FOR JOE” Political Adv.) Legal Notices *N T H E t’l H C t 'I T I ’O I’ I I T n r T i l l , N IN T H J l ’ I H lT A l. C M t r t J I T IK T i n : H T A T K tiK F L U I U D A 1? and IN run A new five day work week plan for all employees of the local Margaret Ann Btor* which will enable it to remain open Wednesdays until 0 :0 0 P. M. In. — - -- -toeing for the half hollday, was today announced by Manager Joe Saunders who added that employee* of all 3S oT the company * store* In the state are effected by the shorter hour*. The (tore here will he open six dev* a week. , The plan, effective Immediately, CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, warp-proof. No metal atats used due to climatic conditions. All typo repaired- Frc« estimates. SUPPORT ANI) VOTE FOR ncM lN oi.u col ' ntv ITS EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY illA N I .'im V . I ka arsrs Vs a I i* sail r . i l l l .a r r r E t t V T I in M ltlT H . t'la lnlttf. AHA K H M IT II. Hslsinlant- uiiniHt or- i* i a i . l m i o v 1\i A H A K, H M I T I I . !t>* I ’r ro ili-r Avenue , U lllu r d , S ls . s a r h u t ,I I , V uu nte l i . n l . , n o tlltrU that suit fur illv o re s lias b**a f lin t ftgalnsl r „ i r In the above H i l n l C o u rt * i N D Y T I I K H i l l T H . ■ nit th at you are cirilrte.1 , II, Margaret ^nn Has New Holiday System M V- edd.of.fflppMP Representative in Congress, (Paid Richard D. Pope, president ol Florida Cypre** Gardena A*»t>clation, was appointed a* ■ member of llie Evcrgtode* Na­ tional Park Commission lost week by Governor Millard Cald­ well. Pope Is widely known for lh« successful publicity work he has dune with Cypres* Oarden* at Winter Haven and a* the consulted-d tree tor for the recent development of the Okefenokte Swamp Park at Waycroaa, Geor- file >I.UI W ritten a|>- pears nee (p e rs o n a lly " r b y , » * i . r ... > i to the (Mil or C o m p la in t In Sabi cause oh tlo aitay. th e t r d day A ) xCVr\_ '* 2 N t ' In tplte of the *hortagc* In,machinery, material* and manpower, we're gradually meeting our customers' demands for more urd better service. I • For instance, our 24 million dollar construction program la ndw well underway. It includes three new ;; generating plants on the Inter-connected system, as well As || new wiring and hew, ,>* .. ,1 v 'I i neighborhood #ub- f;J O PW cdcd o1 U IB L [O 11LU VVII jV J •' Wcw"n want you to m have TSCLAW VENETIAN BUND COf APT. ( X H0LT3CLAW, (Retired), Owner 3ay=Fourth 8t. Phone I97-W Before Noon ^-3 1*.''^4 ^ - J; '■!'.r -. - r __f =■• ‘ : r: (• r ' ‘ . an extiii measure of that welFknown brand of Sunshine Service. We’re on the* way I • W ell reach you as toon as we can. And thanks for the opportunity of eervtag you. 'V:v PAINT BXPBRT JJm P?; Ktoruge long and good uervice. For Delightfully different, Haste Itaksd fish with lemon soured ci earn (three tablespoons lemon juice to one cun cream ), Bake fish In moderately hot oven. MMtilKG WtHtVJiMJCis^COJTW IKWfltUlHWra.YOU W4 ikOUCTtD ffj»\ Tkti WW3 YfiW WW OTMK frlUKDOW Will OVS. n M O R 'l LIAOilIT/ tO tlO L . of .space nnd constructed for 1 Cut can ola and other long vegetables Irngthwisc b e c a u s e their cells arc long and less of the nutrient <p;*llllea will escape in the cooking water. OfTWT* HtCXlVt flAY V XX*-' CftLPUN kSUSWOWGC TO plenty Priced from �ig p g ••• . t • ,i ,.- { I ■=*!=? - — " . 'I >4) In Unily There la Strength— F THE WEATTIliIl I t p n t ld To Protect the Peace of the World) To P rw w U tha P w p t u of Am erica; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. IKirtly rlmjiif this aflr riii„in (iHilfht (Mil Wrdnr vtJjy. AN IN D EPEN D EN T D AILY N EW SPA PER VOLUME XXXVII * Established 1908 Plot To Kill MacArthur Is Unearthed SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. APRIL 30. 19IG QUEEN MARY VIEWS CRATER AFTER IIOMB EXPLOSION L : Associated I’resa leased Wire N O . I GO Blight Killed And 8 0 Explodes : Allied Headquarters Point To One-Time Police Officer In r Korea As leader Senator Bridges Orges Amendment To Judidal Code TOKYO, Apr. 30 ( A P I Allied headquarter* in Jap-, an today announced that General MacArthur was marked for ossassinuUon on Mny Day— tomorrow. Americnn authorities said that a small hand of plojtersi / planned to kill the supreme '-^Allied commander with hand jrrenndes and pistol Cil’s DREAM BECOMES REALITY Destroyer Escort So­ lar Blows Up While Being Loaded With Ammunition at Pier EARLE, N. J 7 Apr. 30 (>C) — Tim N'aVy iiist'fi>M’il that tin* o\plosions inday on tho Di'xtroyor Rseort Solar in* /tired 80' nihii iUtiL Uutt an* ■nii.ssiith'rA Navy sjujkosman at tin* Naval IH'pot at Karlo, N. .1.. where the blasts occurred, says that tho_casualty cvniaLc -is not-*. yet complete. ' Becoinmends Justices Be Barred From Political Activities WASHINGTON. Apr. 3d, bPi Senator Style* llrldge* recom- ■ jm rn d s that future Supreme Court Justices lie barred from any fire some time during communit- _ pohrirat-urttvlty. -The* N r w tl tuna- ' 't ic rfrtnanstrtttTo'n* trfttTon* hear’"Kla hcadsh 'tr Hrpuldican |iropo*e, (hr, !.-• j The new cuHiuiity ,-^tmiute repre-. quarter*. G rrrral Secretary Kyudone through no uou-nilmeol l scots n sharp upvvaid revision chi Tokuda of the Communist the judicial code. irom carlo i figures Previously Putty quickly denied that Com­ Bridge*’ recontmendiition i»r>(lie Navy had declared (tint sev­ munist* are Involved and said hli jntide In ft spveeh prepared fo eral person, were injured but had purty hnti absolutely no reason floor delivery. Ile say*.that whlh indicated thirl most c f the men to klL MacArthur. there I* n vaeanev In’ the off)* • aboard the Molar escaped without Allied headquarter* named the of chief justlcr, Congee** -In ul t m ju r). leader of the plot a* Hideo net now In require future im-oiThe ship blew up a , ammunitioi. Jo k ay n m a h one-time thought )><t, to devote nil of llieir lime 'vus tieing unload -d ott a pier that p o lic e officer in Korea. Officera to court activities. III* proposal Jut* two and one-half mile* out said they hud-- been tipped o ff would not nffert present justices. into lower New York Bay. The by one of the participants whom Budge, refer, to the service fir-t hlnsl wii, I, moderate one Toknynmn had attempted to pol­ nf us««>ri»te justicr- Robert .Inchand mam of the men on the ship enta Ilriicadler General Frayne rum n* prosecutor m ihe Nuerpmarie thcij way o f f afely before Maker, IlncA rtliur’a public rcla- BPLIHTERINO WOOD AND DFBRLS shoot skyward (left! ft* i 1.000-ton bomb that wa* dropped Mi berg war (rial*. bill without III- s c n ( v|d uliifh «t*.*ik tlrine officer, enid Tokayamu hae London In the blit* Is .-xptoced by engineers in it lames Park. Nearby nurktiigham Palace and Marlbor­ Incur lolling him by name. The llo- de-lrovel i IH 1 Nhuok not been taken Into custody, ough House, home of Dowager Queen M.iry. were undamaged by the blast I^itrr t v unwagrr queen insis­ senator notes that under pre*enr * lu* t*n! it v vn nut \ \ \ n > gpokyiA headquarter* etatement ile- ted upon viewing the crater. Bhe v i» guided to the scene by the Karl of Atldonc and Col D Eatb. slaitiirs, jostkee. -hall io>t ml o muti a! f*i t 1111*111■{ t*•t tl.i* ’■hip dared Toknyamn had been pre­ <iniernsltonal Hndlophoto) ■••ini.el or allot trey or .■i.eac*rtv I hr I if* , j * K . •it Humid paring the plot for eome lime lo ihe practice of law Bridge i t Iu.iilm \ t in In*rk nhowinf, und hud accumulated 140,000 yen then .olds, that hr doe* not under li..\k \t*f, t hit I if v.iss ! hi* USS ($0,333) to carry it out. During Ini, lo *»y. if acting a- pro.ecu V«)Lll A (P t f.M.f i . - ■ I Hilt Ht At he negotiation. according to I'H to u court In I lei toons *,o M I L L IO N T H YANK f t ) Or) n V t l l P K A H (rum Catltp Kllnu N J in $ llllli.MIlO hradquartera, Tokafam a tweame rdilulr* enqdor merit a- a loon-ei 1044, e x - S g t 11 . It l ■-art, .It ColtimbU> On eiiyoyn the fulfilldistrustful of one of his confedto attorney. m m t of j wish a exorrs-vi t i n , time He said llmt t ie d hkc t», crates and attempted to kill him The senator nix. observe* Ihat have h r c a k l a * at t o e A*.so i N ' s York and have a colonel serve It by poisoning his la coffee. The o court member should resign n lo him in Iasi Col Cecil tvu’ ..itge llo H alo N V , commanding olllts-r murder attempt was nut fatal hr wants to engage in irltv fu >• o( C a m p Kilmer, gigid oantteiiii doe.s the lionors rof the liuiqry vet and the co-plotter survived In an nf activity in which Judgment* I Inlerha!loiiftl>' Triming tlie CIO Political Action American hospital to reveal ueare former) and action, controlled Committee as a communistic cle­ talls of the plot to Allied intelli. In lontrovemies and advocacy ment t int had crept Into the Demo­ grnee officers. Jackson has Is-en mentioned cratic party. Representative Joe as a possible choice for chirr HtndrPka told a fair sited gatla-rjustice of the court to sucicetl \ 2ii ptrrvnf HVFtil IfV '«v.-ra’I ' “ jtng at the comer of First Binrrt (h** la te H u rlnn h". S io n * P it ■rdur Mil’ll in i*’ *% %t-f t t l i - I -mne slid M.igivolia Avenue this muni di’ftl T n im n it him delayed hip < >rtKft « | u - .1 Srtft* SJft i1*. ( ty log that he was not going to take UhJ ®niiuuncrm«itt of ,«a«Ds**•IF cl* t*!l*, 'l ’ll tl :o-i r tBct^^pt) (rtan .Ute ' CiO R’ i- -.Aft -Ai ,a NTK* ■rWYr N6Ws-J»r**-rnrTt-*S(ir omit later In the vend. JL x -JU fJA * -, »T 1HN-1imtT ♦l b% i‘ f* I ,-nta-f jr . 30. 'd l The pn-sldrnt of the Ed I-*vy-Whttni>r. manager f the 1ITJl hfl*Tt T t»f hr ■‘i t ' p **»)*'• l"cal hi* own own J'*dgmem. Judgment, (rntperrd ‘ t nitr,| Sint •* Chamber of Com Sanford Celery H-d*. thi* morning 1,11 ■fflt . riuTce. Km Johnston said toil iv Thii* i *•■! 1. . i ' t 1« vkill Like LWflUURO. April 30 (Special) .ubmUtM hU r ^ n a t b m 'W ” S t S ^ S T ^ p r*« d that it would In' suit'iilal If th> . f f«M f Wii 1 lull i |M-1 , i,<gula D e c l a r e s fipeuard ,L Holland, war time °< b0 , 1! * ! . S t a t e S e c r e t a r y A l s o A l e l i e s o n fUc ihU of t h ! ! the American Federsllon of labo, It I’A is Himlnnted and price Co'* *«i•'1aTli m i ■11M|f - ti iK, n *tn .iftii uDOovrmor of Flnridi, who has car­ Slat j League 4 | ti j ircord during U>e war for ku p.iw trnl is' abolished. Mny I. hil’ itllfpi ! In llV •111311 •r P ro p o se s B iic -F o u r j (Ju e s tio n ^ lQ p ^ d , , , , Uonvrvelt ried hU campaign fo r' the United Fonford Ba*ebc.ll AsMKmtirm. Johnston told a newsman that Mill hm if i»t| i’t*ii*ii*nt»iinn States Senate Into 63 of the stair's U v y W h ltn .r Mill ‘ h« l r« ; 1 lh lt iUer» would be no trlk. - IP if Koduritl' price control is dom M ilita ry A s s is ta n c e 1 ‘C o u n e i i ' s ii ini nf r 1(**•»)■ (li llrtli.1, Du;>light ffl counties, »sld here last night inn for resigning «* pilot nf the likewise paid tribute to railroad itway with in the iminediale in itjrt'ratfinis, t iii f v v li he had reasons to believe he will club was because he felt that n employers and their no-Mrikc Slate DAHIeS, Apr. ;tUe {A9} TOKVo. Apr* *10, The ti» Dip irtPnttMt f win the demt-'raUc nomination In back Injury which forced him to record during the war and aid •ute, busm ’sa will be back In the Dilmi Baker, ro-rhnirmnii of Thin * a a l Mr. i *ti|ciiiiin» elnext Tuesday’s primary election— retire from baseball last seas in they wera entitled la wage tnersur-s national doghouse w i t h i n one the I’ancer Fund 1’uiitpmg u >M Hi a K'I u i v ittmt'ft Uyrni=t today fi*m [D'Wki Allltal council if! Tokyo rnjmny a u h a l nmotiiita I paihrtf til 14 Ici’inton •*H ll# lit ki't’piTitf vt it ii fin w-eek, •providing the people go to the would not enable him to get Into they now seek. Seminole County, declared tndnv iM-w 1 m lr .t SlliU--* f* 11► \#'*•I IIfMt *’ Ia pun''* * ..!•! hr*! |> 1* Joh m lrn m ade his std te m ent that appiovunatrlv three (" in lb polls ' Holland made a ten min­ proper playing condition to conHe pointed out that the Cln li.ul t ii«* m.|UM , hi K . n , wa* •n.lal.l. • * l«»we!»t ute address here prior to a frej tlnua ns n playing marsger. The stated in the Tampa lim es B ut *iqi|Hiiimg the O P A sh ortly In* of the enmityf* gout nf $ 3 .0 0 ! v iH i I '. ptt-iil \\ ill imliUi' \ .%*-•i »t$tiH •’ ■- - ill's ' ..s, l!«l- * III I ill’ 1 mi,- i *» t* \ n ui baseball gjm e betweeli Palatka and lanky skipper added that lie was fttey- would defeat him b - "u-c fore he o|»ened the l ll t h annual to fight t be disease had vtti . l l i" 1*1 il-.Wit l i n nut!! v's vt t* a f tin I*1 Hl>mburg arranged by his Lake not in ccnilltion, to play «Uh the "Of hi* record In the llmcw11' m eeting nf m e U nited S t a t e - raised She 1|t-n lnitlntnn i -I ttin I*** •- •i . J in ,ti )• i ri. * i vi mCounty friend* In his honor. Feds and felt tk»t in spite of nil I then proceeded to defend tint ' liam ber <>f C o m i i n - u c in A l l a n ! i the drive. ............. b\ tin i ’ f ». 1 M* i ••! i • A p p r o s i m a le l y .’.mill !>u-i Class of Setoinide lligti S« t,--One reajan Holland gave for hi* hi* attempts to it could mq 1* record by telling of how he wmked i ii) 4.11 \|dt AI lltll ti.i (Itl».... i i>. M m oloat ii ’*H* him ptop —'III br!t;f that he will win the nomin­ accomplished. Ids way through |nunmer retinol, nessmen f r o m e v e r y s t a t e in tin hud Ik-cii e*tended until Vt dm r e - l . r day ’t -**de|| i.f tl I111ll* . Hi. r.f It IV . t \ V- ,nu m l-rvy - W hiter r also state,! ,hnt Montverde. Slehwrn Unlver.lly nmt umnn aie attending the meeting ation In the first primary U, he "Though the rtnitpuigii ’ * pi* -«il, »■•*|(iKi.nl I...,- 1„ li III ill 1.1,-t*. S*-i I » llM v <1 pl.»* i -t.p. - .* . said, lit* recent speaking Wur of another treason he could not con­ Law school by doing many odd Jlahndons poailbm oppjm*. tin greasing and we ut« well |dij«** IIMItill Km eepimer Ilu -vv,*v AiiicntiiT lgts»*ri;c i"I imi 'i ’ll Im j, i.mi.i west Florida tltowed him that, on tinue aa manager wits due to pres­ Jobs Including mowing lawns, inak-j»t«m j taken t*y (he National A *- with the tcaulls so fm . we u c B j ' " « , d 1 -sin*, fit tlmt a run* Atihi-Him, J r . council rltn.rmau, rn p m ity <!•* | »r t ..f t h r 5 2 1 .0 0 ),the b u t* of leadership, voluntary sing builnes* at the Seminole king cement blocks, etc. Hr then Uodatlor. of Manufacturers whW, hoping nur eontributions will lit plan for Ju|inn h a * , la m itlcuil I»v the UnilPti SlrtU'**. put it Rn< thi*: "T h o «|uo*ti.m 000 m iiFtnif Xloti anil exiiansioti sknrgamritlon and support, he should Country Club, In which he has a traced his political career from the |ha* advocated the complete Hi crease during the next few dny H lu.i imiclt an H f t i l l n m T o m Coil- uf tti’H h fi thi* Unitoti S t a t i c progmm, it ua ievent ly an* catry 13 of the 16 counties of the financial Interest and is the club s time when he was nominated to minalion of the Dl A after it? of the drive," Miss linker u*seri_ •Mi| f»s*hI to otli«,r fimn Mr 4 nh nriU tialU 4ii*l A rth u r Vam ienlwrK, llo iiiil^hi section. In the race for governor professional. CbngTrra In IBM Just two years af- present power, espire on the In*! cd. "Severul Florida counties.' chitfi niitu ttiii| th«* i ti nkintf m im n lri**v »** h.-t than to J a p a n * II.- t tv r tilly ilrrlirtVil hat ..ff * she continued, “already hav, i i \ tU imIh t ,.f I h f S«*i*tili* tlx years ago. he carried ten of of June. Johnston’s support The form er Yankee first base* ter hi* college graduation ii* i m l , t*f hli r*l!it jl Itl v ,4 rfitltfttk >..il - o l e tinoptim i there counties reached the quotas set mid nr. the OPA nlni imliratrs a ihvideil man and outfjelder signed ns man­ He refuted crltlcUin of lih war Vi. tie *. hi wjii'l i i ! | t n (■i n f ;hi* >i I’lMpment « uiiiihD||‘«' *41v H) rm ’**‘ I’llf VIt VI iling Itvyuiid the niigiliu) goal !!• J-...... . ’There D skepticism among other ager of the Fed* in Xlnnh and terord. saying lie would havr tarn opinion within the direclot ute nl 1.1I't 'rv F i* 1lt.it if ".I- b.tll-l fo 1 Allll’l « ,» , 4|Tit i *\|Ulii<|llijf L'M.vH I'nri 4, •if th e hts county. we*re sure, will d>* li - - 1■U* 111 • ill nations u to whether we can thus fa r this season has led tho accepted Into the service had » the Chamber of Commerce. Fo. * II) i u r - I s|1. } 1. >wjll Ilt«f (n -t in! fn.il tin ." to •44*1III Ini Iff .11 y'1 .1 .1 i Se in Imil# make democracy work, a* to locals to 7 Victoria, in It games. not been for an ailment Hr l**hed last night the director* nf the a . well.” lit! IdIn’! lin e U ii Kii ■r intiitl tinnil tniiip-i i*i whethrd our government la strong Levy ha* played In appro*imately out against the CIO by stating Dial organisation voted to bring to the Dorothy Crumley, rhnirmau of v«Mil ITS 41—t night Japan I il» Vm iT iciin ibpnki wiiiun lit enourh to meet and solve our post­ a half doien tilts ut first hsse when our men oversea* needed (convention floor a resolution urv the Tug Day *ulr held 1**1 Sul in 11*it ’ -.1 Hilt tin haiv I - ! - " ' . ♦- - l |f11 t t«V war problems." he arid. We should and has proven himself an e«cel- guns and machinery of war Uir mg that nil OPA control* be rh day, reves1,«i that the aiiuoilit •I , f ■-| -.**111 |n -jf« !»•1 in It i it-ipl.- 11,,. 111., *•1*1** show them we are good Americana Icnt hitter. ‘ He has teen quite CIO fo n t • )ts pledge to President 1initiated l,y the end nf nent (teto collected totalled JHl f Mfrrs *i t)<1 ntt.l -.HI*I li* «’J •t ?* Ht **-»;» wiB guai'l by showing our Interest In govern- difficult to get out at the platter Roosevelt that there would tw no ber The funds reverted by Ihe cum t h i i - -< it I a I rr I . ..Mi ni toil \\ith mill M» listei 1)l,*l ,’f.t i j^jnental affairs. , by hurlers who have faced him s trikes, and they continued to ..pp.» vA palgn will be used lo support » Thi* (lirvetnr, of ilu* ( IihuiImi Mt.iiitiiv |da-- ta>> >>| i (it' m*m*. hu h fall umlm »> thus fa r th i, season.' jifi po *ili Mil t ha i-un Gi-nci .i \t k \ 11 tiui ’• jur i m I i’tnm strike ovrr Jurisdictional qu-s- nf (’omniiTO iiUo voU**l to p a - coorilinuted re*enreh program to In If * h<* find the cause und a cure fm v vtill irihf*| f e i t ‘ini aifffhla t !cralong a resolution urging tho Tim It i i t i a h t 'ininivuiikii t*ait +i Meanwhile, u v n e r a t .Manager Ilona. cancer, to increase the public thi* m iiin iiM ifiti, VV titan «pU'’*tn»lla, In fuel. llll tier- im-mt.i-i "The Uaue now Involved l* ihamber to bock the Unllcil NnJohn' Krider of the Imseball rlub Another resolution urges awareness of the danger signals m3»it protilrm* wi*r«* r«?l*Mf!itf*! In Mr.Mittm ii H ill, hu«l HiiKifrfftctl stated a t noon' today that Buddy whether we are lo permli Gits ex­ llons. MANILA, Apr, .10, td’i Amt ro f the disease and the hope of th e lull n n I o f llh* lis t nmt th e Unit (|t441’g»<wnift n f the finnl .Lake a Fed outfielder, had been tremely left win* element which a state of iriluttrial preparedness Still another cure offered Ivy early medical foui f"trii?n mlnlntcrs npent moat ten | hf’ intMim'fHi t«» the tup n f iriut U si*fi tYm imi-n oine i to thtf appointed acting manager of tha hae trlokled Into the Democrvllc for jossilde war. of the day talking *»vv*r the the rfiUfiri! lUffiutfl. Neil her Ball ‘Philippine* Paul McNutt, han inFoils until a jvermnncnt appoint­ Party lo control our party od resolution wruld place the Cham Treatm ent un teii lii.It the U n i U l Stu t^ i Total collections to dale have Italian Unlniiy question nur tin* t hini^i* rtquoaorituli whether we ere going to settle tn» ber o f Conimeice In sharp o|q>o*i ment ia made. ill, open mi iniia'rs) in M anila * problem on May 7 once and Jor rion to the- program of Federal amounted lo l lh j'.l H3. Recent ‘ lliiluin’n Ernest llcv it opposed illkupptnvcit thr 1itis*«l»n pr&poJa Tha Railroad E v*W *li«tU A iItaly to htivn her frtV an iatr 4ti|fntum T lif Amen a f t e r ihe idiHiii* heC(*nie inde* Housing Administrator W i l s o n Contributors have included W. K. uHmkiiii* a IL** he declared. •oclallon, numbarin* LB00. m#mp u u iliie that *hn Kirchhoff, Ira Southward, Adkins fol'ttncft Imck anil prnpORrtl u can irfu ji I t*» participate inivi v pemlent. It He praised the Townsend move- Wyntt, btra, In The United S la t** . am) and Adkins Co.. Harry Tooke. new Libya and u greater Sotnaii- j t he pos.ltulitv that Bus.inn, Brit Atuerictin dipltimnlhf jc p resent n* ^ C an ad a bald a recant conference merit, thanked local adhenni* lor John Elck, I.Ions Club, Amcr.run land, under British trusteeship. I*h and I'ltine-e rmincll meinlnTs live will leceive the Mata* of * their loyalty and promised them > C t Hamlet, N. C. ami decidM t» Fru it Growers, Florida Slate G elicnt agreement on turning U.u may look i»*et tlit* Japanese hKHlinmlmMailor. his continued support. He told of a m t a headquarter* bulldltut In Bank, Welchel anil Fonder, S in - Dodecanese Island, tu Greece ha. nil wnt ion for them Reive*. 1 McNutt mmtmnc.'d the appointhis work on the House appropri* the downtown section of Hanford font Atlantic National Bank, lteeu cumliUonetl by Mi lutov’s Figures* -upplteil by Atchesuti ment nf Nathaniel D an* of the tlon Committee In aecurtn* approvaa toon a* bolldin* m aU rial can Mr*. Clara Ginn, Mrs. G. W. indlraliim that Russia may vvnnt show that rural Japanese are S ta le Department it* hi* -sneelal i H f the River* and Harbor. Com­ ^e secured, it was announced this Boencer. R. 'E . Jacobson, Roy tn imp<isc some cumlitimis. ruling 3.1IU0 enlnrlrs nf final assistant. McNutt »nf.l that l>*vt, mittee regarding the deepening of morning by Luther 8 . Marker, Hollar, Hollywood Shops, Meade N UERN BERG, Apr., 30, W daily, and urban tvsidenls «rr i d ra w in g up co m p r e h e n siv e tethe at. John* River from BsUtka local editor of the Railroad Evan­ The form er p r e s i d e n t of the Fox and Mrs. Charles Morrison. eating up I" 1700 ealnrles. Tlmt •'ommemlatirns for the embassy. gelist, who attended the confer* Kelchsbank, lijslm sr S c h a c h t , to Sanford rnd prctnlsed help In Also J . W. Hall, F. N. Williams. compare, with it standard of The high cnmmisMoncr* raid also •nee. The site to bo •elected, wfU took angry exception today to getting a canaJ to Titusville, also Restrictions on has* fishing Eater Reeve, Rhoda B. Ewing, some |f.oo , nlnrie* previously set that mmffit1.il expectation* sro of his chairmanship of The Indebe donated by th e City, h# de­ statem ent, of two American dip­ tlmt Davia will breume ininister* which have been In effect Tur Hra. F . L. U nison, Armltage by MacArthur t Otflcos Committer handclared. Jno. 1). Jenkins, Mr*. lomats presented: .against’ him w t i counselor of the United States the past 00 days, will end at Court, ippropriatlohs or Veterans The building will be of concrete the Nuernberg war Crimea trial. Anv vrieran In need of serv. midnight tonight, according to Ralph Losslng and Mrs. M. C. l.llplamntlr e.luhll-ihment In Man,J l o c k or fireproof construction, Schacht challenged an affidavit by Hagan. ice (free of charge) In any of County Judge B. W. Ware. da after July 1. the date on which 'A ill ha Vi a lodge room fo r m « t - George Messersmith, now Amer­ the following categories is re­ Anvone who took out a fishing 'he island* "III become independ­ inga end will also houie the of­ icas . ambassador to Argentina. quested to visit tnc office of license a fter Apr. 1, 104b msv ent of the llnjled States. fices c f the Association, acid Mr. Meeevnmtlh’a declaration ateted use this license until June 30 the responsible agencies listed Meanwhil’, MfN’ t* has received him betHow; that Schacht repeatedly told t of this year, Judge War» said. 'firm atinns of friendship for tha •The R«v. A. R. Person* who do not have a fish­ Coordinator — E. B. Carter, I WASHINGTON. Apr. 30, b » - Unilrd States front both outgilng of Cernuny'a plan* far ■ggreewas rs-elected as president of the •Ion. Tho former Relchsban ing license may secure a resident Reichsbank presi­ Atlantic National Bank Build­ : (’resident T r u m a n ba* named F Hhppi nc I’resi ’ent Sergio OaThe II. Jam es Gut Insurance Assodatlrn for the third Umc, Mr. dent also Questioned the credibility license for I ’JJIO, which I* valid, Agency move<i Monday morning ing. |three members »f an emergency tnena an-t )’re-ider>t-eleet Manuel it is **■ at which time P. M Herkey reported. • o f the puMiahod diary o f the late Employment — U. S. Em* iboard lo Investigate a dispute be- Itoxus. The assurance, were in from Its former location In the to confer the order of however, only until June 30.* The conference, he addsd. vqN William E . Dodd, former Unltad The restriction* were lifted un­ ployment Service, 112 North jtween the Railwav Express Agen­ r-spotise l o . messages from Meldeisch Building whdre It w»* Cross. their appreciation to the city of­ But der order of Director I. N. Ken­ •atabllthed 10 year* ago, to Its Fark Avenue. to Germany. cy and three unions. Mr, Tru­ Nutt expressing American deter­ ficials and bustnesa men o f Sennedy of th e . State Game and new ground floor location at 3i2 Vocational Training ami Edu­ k that Heaaerman*, creaiiun of the panel last mination to cooperate with the Fresh W ater Fish Commission. cation — T . W. Lawton, Court smith claimed to have had close week halted- a threatened ktrike inland*. R oxa, will tako office on •East F irst Street adjacent to the VIEN N A. A pr,. 30, (AV-Two A day’s maximum catch is eight House. __________ _ . m in t end repea tad official eonieeta with o f the workers, who are Involved May 2K. Strickland Morrison garage. . JlitI-egal Assistance, Hospital­ Mm While he was N atl minister Russian fig h ter planes have.bu*- of black baas, 20 each o f speckkd in a wage fight with the Express Mayor Gut today said ha was __ tha personal plane of General perch or bream, and 25 of \s isation and State Service O f­ DISCHARGED FROM ARMJf well pleased with hi* new loca­ ficer — Contact through Lloyd Agency. The board m e m b e r , named todav are Islah Sharfman, First Lieut. A rlih a .E . Richter, tion, which •‘will ba handler for asant of tho Mathodlst Church of ■a plana was being of fresh water F . Boyle, County Service O f­ chairman of the (Economic, De­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. customers and friend*/' The of* to Lina bjr by Brigadier 0 f more Chicago. Ill- we* the m eet out* 30 pounds In weight n n , J ficer, Toknch Building. of econparlment of Michigan University: Richter, W«Tit F irst Street, re­ said Judge Ware flee, which has light blue tintad ■tending speaker e t .. Ralph 8 m 'sely. . commandHome Service Assistance to r o W b J L *,______ Lcverett Edwards, an Oklahoma ceived her discharge a fter serving walla and Venetian blinds, la di­ ion. - who ■ chuckle. . lieti« rally held a t the t •r o f tha U .8 .F .A . A ir Servicemen, ex-ServIcemrn and City attorney, and Hebert Wool- three years with the Army Nund vided into two sections, the outer t Church o f Hamlet, their Impendent* — American !«y of Washington, former mem­ Corps. During th * last year aha receptioniToom and general office Rad ' Cm**, Lakefront Roulerfddad that D r. P a ttf Hchmcht, “Hut ‘ ” x settled In combined ber of the Interstate Commerce •erred In England, France and W ilkes-Barre, Po., Ined. and an inner office in vard. e j Hamlet in bedvalf a f In hi^ grave If ha I U with the army of occupation ta Commission. ,* . W*1 of murder j 1 7 6 9 ,-by New f k r Mr. Cut. Veterans Administration -r* ttj • her con be S ix tv -Iiv , thousand members of Germany. Ml** Richter tv turn ad of the Agency InCal. Martin M. Itudlch, S h e riff* * h*d jr ith a r imrnt the A F of L Brotherhood of R ail­ lo this ce ntrv oti* E aster Sunday -tha len Witte, aecrotary, .OfGeo .every Turoday, „ ki-laV .while trnQGr 1 way and Btesmshlp Clerks are a f- and Wat discharged at Fti * Ul ' ' ■oUcitor and Mra. i, i- '•* ', ..it / i. stenographer. * >,»’ N* C* ■ B a r a q a n i feeUd by- the di.puW— -r i -i-t*. ^ «“■t •■ ,:;Ar PB ''3 H.*. i Ed Levy-W hitner Hendricks Blasts Johnson Asserts C.I.O. P o l i t i c a l Resigns As Pilot Action Committee Abolishment Of 0 . P. A . Suicidal . Of Celery Feds Holland Predicts ,t<r Victory In Race ‘ For 1J. £ Semite 20 Percent Power R a t e Reduction Effective May 1 Assertion Made Be­ fore Opening Of Chamber Meeting Buddy Lake is Named Acting Manager Of State Ix»op Entry Byrnes Reveals Allies Postpone New U. S. Policy Action To Probe At Paris Parley Jap Food Supply ! wuuU(A . Cancer Drive In Seminole County Being Extended Outside Purview f Mc Nu t t Indicates U. S. To Establish Embassy in Manila .Headquarters For Evangelists Will Be Erected Here Hjalmar Schacht Rebuffs Testimony Of Two Diplomats Restrictions On Bass Fishing To Be Ended Tonight Veterans Service Truman Names Three On Emergency Board H. J. Gut Insurance Agency Moves Today BfILt V ... ;- 2 S P » f i S 8 i m % Jg L iiia i s a % * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f791863d77af9e92d24281ce79c77bd.pdf 06d390da1e442239d749fac99529068e PDF Text Text - tfb - r It-i-sj-n "L ? - . -i " " 4 ; iftpjjHtiaatjma-mtB.r-i: i *a g e E in n r . . . .,i ,1 1 1 . -t n i m n s e Trygve Lie lieferees UNO Debates Steering Course “For World Peace By JOH —Trygv* l.lr of .Nor-, wsy I* a Stic min with n Mg Job. Ah thr flint secretary general *.f thu United Nations. the former foreign minister U saddled with . one of the toughen! executive t oki III the world. Upon hli broad thouldsrs rest* the rex* innsihility of re r i n g that no Li'iakdown develop* In the routine oj rmtiount machinery of the new pi hop and security agency. ‘Sure, lt*a m tough Job,'* l.la Agree*. "There could be a lot of headaches.-Juii* then”—and heie Jiie see* the doni|nallng self-co.if dence of the rat pouter's sun who iky rocketed into the' top Inark el nf Inlrinatloiial diplomacy—“I'm not allergic to headache*." Tip those who for year* havt known the g mini, qulet-npok *n Norwegian this is nob Idle boast­ ing but tnerely his way of ftsseiiinj; that obstacles are unimpot tant to those with n will to sucteed. Man of Act Is It > lake everything that Mo does— ■B ikilng, negotiating government loins arid trratlci of friendship, phoning for hi* family and en­ tertaining be has tackled his hew job with Ihoroughna** of dctuil CARHt foreign service officer, l imed at_ perfection. George V. Allen (above), Of Dur­ • "Hive me two months," he *ay.s, ham, N. C, wat #|ipolnled by Prw'and I wilt Im on tnp of this Jon. Idtnl Truman to he the new Amer­ ' lllghl now It U toiuth." ican Ambassador to Iron. Allen Since l.ia undertook |iis new •rrved In Korea, Shanghai, Athena, duties he hits found lilte time and Cairo and accompanied the for­ fur-the-faintly l\.~ » . l a i I tlio mer ScrrelOr j~of SlatedTuTI (n Mfo*ftiends hr luves to have drop In rtS.v. (fnlcrnatlunel .VeuaJjliolo) fur a chat and u drink. Hr seldom gets to tad liefpre two in the morning. He Is up by seven, bathr*, shaves, breakfasts tin I hurtle* off to the srrrclaiiat of fire* In t.'hurrh llmisr. lie Has ‘Three Daughter* A devoted family man, Me ha« found little time during these first hectic days of office for his attractive, perpetually - s mi l i n g wife and his daughter, Hid*»l, widow of a young Norwegian airman killed shortly after melt marriage in-lull, lie tries to have dinner with ths two each night but word often there are guests anil thr talk is huainets talk. Hist at home In Norway even while foreign minister, Me could be found nut on the ski runs with hi* wife ami two younger daugh­ ters, (iiirl and M*tle. living from n skiing land, nil the Mrs are ef pert. And despite Iris build—Lie, hit* the RCnlra at 280- he ha* the grace and ease on skis of » thin­ ner, lighter man. Me has come u hmg way In Ids IK) years and in the strides he has taken he has attracted attanthm of s I ii l e s m e n throughout the world. In IWI when Me become Nor­ IAI0R RtlATIONS adviser Ih.hcM wegian loM'igu mInister. Anthony Murphy of llotlon. Mass., haj (lied J. Drexi'l Middle, then U. S. am rcgistrutlon American llcseLuaadnr to KurnpeV exiled gov ■ Unll tlultd ns(ora the Inhor urganlulUm, trumtrils, rammepted: "Watch Trygve Me; he'« a mao This Is the first allcmpt to organhe major Irague baseball players Into with a star i his pocket." a collective bargaining unit.under Manned Noraayk Future Lie worked quietly in l-nltd in the Wagner Act. (fnltmallimal) nt his new toll, « difficult Job at that lime, ills people weir umlei the Nasi yoke and Me was trying ml more than 11 generation. to help them -aa beat he could. . Man Without Country \ Confident that one day the tier- "I consider my election," he man* would he kicked. out, l.te helped forge a Norwegian foreign cays, "a tribute to my country of policy that would stand up when which I am its representative. Now my job Is that of representpthe sh'oollng had slopped. Lie took over Iris new tn<h tive of 51 nations and In lime 1.Mowing that his cholc.’ a* seerc others. In a way I am n liutn lary-genrral came a* ie*uh of a without u country. The Interest* compromise between great (tower* f the world nit- my interest.*. s A ^ P o t o rrn iiiL D , ^A n f o Ii U i ^ b y m A ^ 1^ the -p-s- 1 ~ I 1■■ . . - b f WILLARD rO N M H .I.y . 10:00 !>. M. |.rc-*uu- of «W0 pounds to the i|UBie” imli nml nu |irurmuncrd il(u|H)ff in piessinoi during ths list, according In .State Gcologiit Herman Gunter, The well is own. rd by thr Humble Oil Company. The human tear gland (larliryo.all is about tip* sire i f an a l­ mond. “Where Customers Send Their Friends”, KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS "HOME CONTROLLED” 204 East First Street Sanford, Florida Friday and Saturday Ext. Lge. PINEAPPLES 2 For Fey. ICEBERG LETTUCE Lge. Head Fey GREEN ASPARAGUS ib. >«. t m a im : T V r » 1 art OK Ktl n i l XTItt lii-.oiiniA « H tm :ii. niir:*ai:i> FRYERS FOWL r r \n « H t n T . r ) n r .w a SAUSAGE tn m w Ib. 63c lb. 53c ta p i: i im .K r n iiK rtv SAUSAGE u iiik T A lT . 3 l l . l . 35c . 25c_ | »e 15c lb. 44c lb. 35c w r.A T 1 K I A L H M TURKEY Ib. 54c WEINERS FRESH PORK HAMS WHOLE lb. 35c COLD CUTS SHANK END ib. 35c CHEESE BUTT END lb. 36c SALAMI lb. 35c AftsoitTKO. Southern 4 S4-M****M B read , f lilt til l Ml Mill *tw*»t At * n iM o x n x d »0 « i OU t HI S N WHIM TOU I I * 1 0 * »Xl *D IiOXSPRtNG nilHIIM SI'a J 3 9 *p SM .A KII itn.AAi lb. 52c " v CORN STARCH COFFEE 1 lb. pkg. 8c PEARS •_ 3 Tall Cans I'nrWr*t F t ^ r v — KVArtU4 4 T i a i . a t'la lllN K Pkg. 14c lin * K t lA l.i: (r** JUNKET * Rennet Tablets Pkar lie Mahleg I w llr U a . Ilra a e l tX a is rt, r ■ t l.ir .ll Rennet Powder f Pkg. Rc j l These Hollywood* Include BenulyreM I t y S p rin g and Simmons White Knl*ht 5 Mattresses. s i li All aT.AHIt PAXI'Y PMKf.AMKII S T .n s s V*. 3>4 ree * .itx siiiA i: K R A U T 2 for 25c KRISPY Crackers TOM. JUICE 21c lib . pkgs, F O O D S 2 jars 13c 2 {or 29c R A ( 'H A « K \ T O M U H r -a . , gt'N K irr l- AIM iK PRUNES PEAS 2 No. 2 cans 27c! No. 2>/2 can 29c UablM II •«•*! I attHhik nr 1st . D IM ARROWROOT m lb. 39c IUVA H il l , M o m : % v r « H M 22 Ib. 34c eOH A II U O. MATTRESS $39.50 • (DOKKII •sstvwil Installed Free.! g English Peas 2 lbs . . . . . . . Fla. Tomatoes Jb _. . W i . i t t i .j : i(y:n Radishes bunch .......... Green Onions bunch ... ' Potatoes 10 l b s .......... ,39c •Vs. >1 T t ! U I YW.I.OW - - - OflionB- 3 lbs ? « K IT K H A Cauliflower Ib ........ W / iC l l l = l l l = h l l l = l l l = lll = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = lll = I H = why wern . pushing their _ own To that end I d*vutc^ my work hi ca lid Ida tv s.. Ife recognises that IT- j f Hr- future." was nominated not only on his I A* a hoy In heavy shoe* and personal record hul even more l>e- woolen .cool, growing up In Oslo’s raus# he represents ft stimll power working diHrlct from which his rreognlied a* « leading conlrihu father went each m orning with tor to world peace work th ro u g h -1dinner p all,, sa w ,1 hummer »nd —^1 ■ n I J [ ' I -1f In India and Japan, newly mar,ried couple* throw food fn fishes to Insure fertility. •A $?.'>,000 estimate wa» patron losses i mulling from a Mart |n K.-y West that destroyed the Oversea. Transportation CompuOverseas Transportation Com pnnyV (inrage, and the fire apread near three gas station hulk stortgu tanks before It was brought under eontrm. All fire apparatus on the Island, including Army lla lp IS Mile* o f K idney T ubes * F lush O u t Polsonoue Waal* and Nnvy enulpment fought the If T*h***sanc**srlaeUalitrar1 fir* which .threatened quarters of rani; alia of tUor lube* nuy Li, (he Nnvy station. The fire was taiil tn have been started by burn­ ing grass near the gurege where some youngster* were playing an I smoking. Major nalwork hroiAIcnslers tire in a dither about Florida lime, especially sine* Jacksonville. Mari­ anna and Pensacola have decided to atay on standard time, and Miami, Miami ilcacli. Coral liable* and Fort Imuderdale ate planning to go on Daylight saving time. Florida broadcaster* gylltlonej the stnlo cabinet to try t»f put Daylight saving time on it »tu'ewhle basin but the cabinet says It Ha* no authority in the matter. Marianna and Pensacola, hi tho In the ltriti*h peerage, 'n via Centra) time tone will lie two. count ranks between- an carl and hour* behind Miami und otli.-r a turou. Daylight aitving time cities. The Yukon, 2,100 miles long, Della air line* announces n new is the large;,t river In Alaska and air line from Fort Worth. Texts the fifth largest in North Amer­ to Jacksonville and then to Miami. ica. Another ,new trip will Ik- front Fort Worth to Jacksonville via Atlanta, lifti The first trip men­ tioned will eliminate necessity of -MICK Wit) PA RACE/ changing plane* at Atlanta. The Line 1 AllllS SAY, J new fhghj will be on the "Comet" SO U T H E R N a f4 passenger, four motored OREAp i j plane..-------- - . -TOO GOOD j q p a s s u p *&?/■ -. A new oil well nt Sutmllsnd flowed Tuesday at the rate of 2M barrel* n dav with n surface nails, Trygve llalvm lan Lie never thought even In his wildest dream* —and he wus a dream er—that ouday he would hold one of th r world’* key posts. He entered the labor movement whlla a law atudent a t Oslo Cot veralty, following it* rise to lead­ ership In Norwegian politics. G raduating in 1DI1». I.lr U came secretary of the l-nbor I'arly a step th a t eventually was to lea ! him Into the Norwegian mini*’tv of trade and Industry. Hi ttime In |[)3l to iwilte tw,i )>,u,k. on labor law. Mo en tered - John Nygaa-t! ■void’s I-alior gnv-rnmcol m-.i Istrr of Justice when the oahinr: was furrneil in 1It.'lfi In It* 17 Io­ wa* elected to parliament stml^ two years Inter was made m'nlstei of trad e, industry, shipping und fishing. \yhon th? German attack came. M# escaped with King Haakon and the government, moved ninth dodging Nnxi *hullot. amt finally was ovi cuated by the llrilish '■ taimlon where Hulvdun h i,lit re signed n* foreign mlnlat.'r tti-? j.i0( took over the dificult post. *W Displaced tier ions of Europe receiv.-d the 11,0011,000 Auielicnn’s ,|ol Cross food parcels which Warn hf| ovVr when the war ended. STA.TK N EWS B R i E F S . There will probably la- no mors parking in the |mrk« of Jiiet on* villi- after 10:1)0 I*. M. o* far us Army nml Navy personnel un­ concerned. Tim Jacksonville City Council has adopted a resolution requesting commanding officer* of Army and Navy military mean* ixatlnna in that city In jlrclme city parks out of hound* aft.-r TIIimSDAY. Xpr. 23, 194C -••■ • • ■' 40 et. r m i IT h A IS K U NAR Y a y- * s o u p s i & ,' i f c |‘i7ci LIMAS 18c IIK I. M O V T I, K a rls <lafrirB PEA$ No. 2 can 17c 'V ^ 'r a c a t. (fa. 3*4 n u BEETS 2 cans 25c W rD O * A L D O ra o e fn lt ICE 46 oz. can 25c M r t M S l L D Or a . JUICE 46 oz. can 39c V A g C A M P 'S T s a r i , a.a r* Beans .3 cans 25c . . l -a E N R IC H K I) Pillatrary FLOUR 10 lb * . 57c 2 5 R ib . $ 1 . 3 5 r.Wp " ■ --- or OKL Deep pile Chenille spreads In beau­ tiful colon. Single or double bed wm iH -'-M 3 bars 20c Lifebuoy Soap 3 ban 20c .■ JL A-, a% ^ u l K | * ; A a " *' •*\• L-’:’. . ^1 mm m kO A TM R*Hr < j .r * ,. XSBARAQUS 32c’ SECTIONS 27c ,,, , 5 lbs 46c JUICE qt 25c - I*. NOODjyES25c STEELING S A L. T 2*2 lb boxes lie fe �. "T g rti- p - Iq Unity n tero I» Strength— » THE Wv'ATIU.R T o P ra teft the P r»f* of Mir World) T o Prewota the P rogress of America; To. Produce Prosperity for Sanford- * r& rh S alurdi)- Cntifrr tnnurhl and warm* a ml ihi*. nf IrrniMifi. i!i*iiring li*- rr SalurtLit aftrrniKjn. AN VOLUME XXXVII Death Toll » Reached 44 Id Tragedy IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PEK _ . _ J 1 *______ J - Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL ’.Hi. I!»H» COMMANDER IN CHIEF WATCHES FLEET MANEUVERS Rail Officials Fear . More Persons May Be ‘Trapped Under g Twisted Wreckage g Shn«ri« tai«hi A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire Byrnes Confers Bevin As Optimism Increases In Paris Franco Question Postponed Until Monday By UN AURORATHlTApril 2 6 . ^ —The latent count of dead in the wreck of two crack Bur­ lington passenger trains now stands a t 44. Of the 125 in­ jured, hospital#- attendants placed 31 on the-critical list. Railroad authorities fear the death tot*, may reach more than 50 as additional bodies Proposal By French on Ruhr. Rhineland Acting: C|u‘ef Justice Meeting: Opposition By Red> Molotov Australians Proposrs 5 ■Man Commit leu ... To Study’Situation ^ N O . If.* \p r. - I br g im t lim v u l 20. ( A i }— ot> H u lg tirr.1 lu» »rvrr.-i| diyilMni.iIu l io n . S n i in . w ith . rrla- S |i. iiii-) p ili|ilmii,ii-, a t Stt-'ia Ir.rVr h e r n tt-kril In . lea *i- J intgjrin , ______ of victim* are believed still _tr_«i>n .N lin "thav tw isted' wti cknge oL I'A IU S. A pril fti S ecthe train*. r e titn u f S la t e Jr{iuc* Hv rtio.t N K W Y O R K . \|» i Ji* l* i i.« Trajredy continued long after U iiit i'il N tilm itq S r m i i i * i \t.it t’ln-r-lerl for tltnfe thill) Ih* first of the injured had been tin lav pn-xl|i**nnl f o it l i n -I. . an Inuir tm lm w ith H riti.ih treated. A 21-year-old sailor of a tio n o f (h r S p u n *i« *tm ir.>, m I.urny, Mo. — Delbert Boon Krtfeigii .MniHtei Krnr.Ht Hevtil n rx l Momliiy rile o u •* il nu t telegraphed his parents th a t he. itt w hite (teinitie.a iiiep nreci tintm ln y Mini rert’ivrtl a nrv, had been in the wreck nnd asked frrtrn A tt^ trn H n fo i t h r »rr.it!* m rttfeitila fo r IntlayN llig' F our th at they come to 8t. Charles «»f « f iv r * m « n F u h 'i'o m im ttrr t.* ntoetinti. lln tti ll> f lie s am! Hospital to see him. T h irty min Iriqulrv in to th r t-'rniir.* S tn iiti . ute* later lioon died, U evin w er e iM iii-vnnm iittnl iih DRESSED IN A LEATH ER JACKET and wearing a can. President j honor of the Chief Executive. A t .right, the President in another cap, f|uc*thm . T h r ro u ttril a«l;tim iu t l g Most of the scores of injurrrt H arry S. Trum an wnUbm th m u fh they i-1m?pgoil for limch with from the bride* of the {speak* to hi* Chief of S tuff, Auintral I». 1*eufTy (left) on the hridjr* u n t il ;l:0 tl V M . K « * t * n i h n \ were agreed that the accident aircraft carrier Franklin D. Hooseveh at the fleet maneuvers during of the giant flattop while Admiral 'lo re \. Mitrher I right I, look.* lilfht T im r nrvl llrnthi* tllr Fl'i'ltt'll 1’'<r-ulrllt -JMix happened with such speed that war R ain es off the Vlrplnl* Capes. Fifteen ships took part during Jon. ilnteiiiotioh.il t-mindphotoi T ile A iiH tin liu n vv.i t iiinm they didn't reuliie what had oc­ the two-day operations of the task fore# that staged the gam es in | __________ ■ j f in n d r itj, d e lr u a lr ^ I t i *>i I \ *(*'tt VY-lVt" *if a♦j*« hj»» curred until they found them W HI- HinIirftOtl III* *-1*4-1 l-i" ll.l,.*'! " “T f ill I--4-1I. fUt-Hr, u itft«* i"::•!!■fV1- rii? Ktuselve. hurtlintr through the nlr t r r i i ja tiiT e jtffn l in h i, ' ir ii i| it -1A .Immhi r i* 1 (ifi 4* t‘* — or trapped beneath piles of in f tin I ?i cm u p itu i . fl in | •Hi- 11f- It.11 !*•*(’ • «$m»4 •• »li luggage and the dead. * F i r r ir h •Irlrv at* 11 ' r . k.l( 1* 4'T 1*♦' 1 aUu I*i tki">* Hy a fortunate coincidence, a •»tut tin fMihui .1. i* r * • i 4» * * s *. | Its 1i%‘ ’*1 ' ^41U full «laff nf physicians nnd mimes l*rthitv li •■» +*• i ' Y|i • wa3 available at St. t'h a rlc . Hos­ T h i* new i m * . l i * 4 .1 n - 1 ,1 »• i1 ■i" a| '4*4"1f ]4*44 11 \ thi** , • , •I . ■ ftt» 4 pital when the victims weir of t h r i-fit iiir it . I l» | I 4 » \ V f V . t ill IM A M l A • brought in for treatm ent *p* t, •nm itf it** . t»* i I*n . i « 1 hi* I J n. t n 1 l l . i i .41, l . weeklv -ia ff meeting was bn.rg *h*p ntr In- iln n r tifmi 11 * i'-«" 1 h r- V\ a - hinj*t<*ti h m ii. \ held by 50 physicians' nnd rur \|ilkilHY r —. Pp*«-4ltl rt geon. and 77V u m ., and student L W m ar F OF ^ « n S ir U L U O n W k U ll.llf l l *11L I 111* lunf . *• I I'ttfi* ! Ill-** t 1 •» • ■ '1 H * 1 . > *•» li 1 I 1• (ill h th r -iJ* 4 o fiiin it t« * \ 1,1 h 11 Ml (' Y*lll M 'iM A \ ' ..l tin I : .alia .ms! . I r l a r h nutrci. They went immediately to sg n ii .4 h r * |iir il *ttiw nl t •*. I t id l ir of th r I > >u **t " I f lllh r lu llil f 1 to il I let the emergency . . n d J ™ ' 1'* W e h n tl& C h C h ie f ----------------------------------- :------- * ----------1 f h r it 'ip m v 4»h ... lo- p i rust* J iJui l u n t il > Im tr ’ I f i * 1 111 Itb tf*'. l l l U I Inoml rooms to treat the injured. W n lc r t'ttfis't.Tvatiui* will bt? lh» 1mide*. ri?= ”*'l t h iim r il f 1 ll t r i fi:tiii?n :i! * 0:1 a iri’t ir f I hat The two trains — the Advance firnl ••bjrctivr uf l \ S. E n g in e er* ,4 - . . h w utifciirwren T h r Mextvrttt «|* t* ■ Itrifrtl I Fiver and the Exposition Flyer — in iiinkiMif n tletifiion w* t« |H*a p u n -*!! t r«i t iir ip iv d i u o L II I ’n i m l c y , who iP4rv»ill> U | " I » * ' 4 > l t R t t * •* II |f irf <* • I that .1 left ehiengo sim ultaneously yeaNUERNBERG, Apr. 20. (AV *iblt Lmnilon nf u t «mi I mi ennui . >tmhii lP fi lilt IP HI A into h*mi Y n ir till ti* n m ir ' id u l n j. h r 'It* terijay afternoon. The Advance The form er W chrmacht chief —. c u n iie t i ntj: i h i S i JnhrtA K IV l Jlli- 111Ft 1 h f nU'UHi M'lict ii) ia was bound for Oninlia, and the FJehl M arshal Wilhelm Keitel — U /lfL V T , , , . , . md I In iib ir i R iv e r , I F H K i t g l j ^ r I:. . I r i m s KUriel l*iiv«* m S**m h»>4(1 u n t il Mm n h« y 1 ■« I f i A r I III* 1 til i* I*- . yri’rh . *OtUUB‘1 th r p in ui|r c t»uui\ Mirr*R*folly, " m ilrlr |fl* le * t lt u r I" t Exposition for San*>ranci*ro. The has heard aeruslng words f ro m . 6 C T V 1 C C W l l t l N * I V y •btiti t*.ft»i ilr lt ‘K u lp .4 f r u n i n t m ill. f*» P V U l i‘ A" tiHU Hr ^ g 1i n ins w ere carrying >a total nf a Witness at £hr Nnt! war crime* I |>*>11=t - oft Die tl&axt i alllfc In • ivtirtl \ cslt' i :1mj iifiiiimHjn a* pfftrtl «m t rtK,» liM ith r*f V I 1 i h ..I * « 11 « m y» j » ! * iht* 1m ul cliNpli** ft n in |h« .* feM" 1 w 375 .to *00 ptasingerA I t i b u l u m m u n tti* * i\\ * l i t t l k i a lift! i m a n i f , : *ie ‘ aT 44^21 ^ t ill It Ur Atir ihti ftutliLiiimuj: I ibcmI j a i i ! • ‘ T h e y ran ' xlde-by side hM rt, ThnrsrtnTT.bi Hi **i m r. V%W| I ttu n m : Hu* m tiutu' whil, on parallel tracks and than *t* i .r* 1'“ ' “ ‘*r r l f ‘! j? * 1 i t ! I duty "afcoard * an a mpt iiMou* •hipj obtain d«ra nmcvrning the « a]! fn|it t r t « mrrtiitir the Advance switched over to t a r n ' t a t S r S L t a ” . X r i l ” . ! * » " * t'.r t k i i ,.,,. In i l „ r*. n V «Ilf If,,, * . , , ; . , " nf Ih . W . ■ .Iniiiv- II fStiiMh, i f 1 11 lit* -I the main line ahead of the Ex­ h fin | I i*|)I r M"III ; * 11 V4* {tf t hi \ tna i le . position. The Advene* had a i‘>i ntei |{t*VI t If - III tit **Mllh*'t» '* t.ar ty u t Milt , n r the i,titer faster running srhrduld and had it... Personnel Separation Ccnt.r >c. urea. oil l(r»| l i “ *x During his thud d«> l i v e , in otriel, Col. Scott tohl n three minute headway on the UK terday. j I left a m i alit>»c*tl tin* « i» * a l »**•••* stand, Gisevius hUo h a , testified Exposition Flyer.’. An electrician’s mate *rcon I gt(>Ut> f jJ In n il! I hi* ft.i*l %' u r (111*11 in f ilm that the last chief of sta ff of Edward iligirnts, manuyci . Soon both trains were roaring the German Army — Colonel class, B utler went pvcrsoav wiili M r ik v j[h i lik iiis IhiIIi h r i u tn Iht* t m l r l along at high sneed. At one noint. General G ustav Jodi — had been the I^ST 4U8 In Decetnlicr. IP 13. lire Heininulc Cnunty%t*hamlofn l tit*' ■ Thf* SttV lfcnt F ilm s ( ’lut* irtililv . “ la*ci» tiiiti- n v e m u R s * \ h 1(1 IN. (I.. V mt 20. t \l*» _ Engineer W. W, Blaine aboard a man wKh tremendous and d is­ It wa, am ong the first unrphrbiuu> Commerce, nnd A, \ \ . Lee »priiiil *? thi' Mini *1 uf S m i t h f l r d n m l th a t **'»«* Yiilol til i* ships to land . troop* on tlw Chamber waterway committer \ 14 1 g f 4’ 4*n il'll! Inin fli-l'H m " the Exposition was racing behind astrous Influence with Hitler, * - u Elk t i l l ' I r t H l 4'i 4 l i n t I 'l l ! i|f | ’ i\. J i t t f » t h r i l l tea | t r i p h i »h i * i \ \ \ ; t \ Omaha Beach a t Nonnrnrd) loiter Ivudml lire masting t*. repr Mr* 111 ll III Mill I hi" - i n k , <1 the Omaha-bound train at 85 l - l - U Ijj * I M Y f l - i l l 1*41 I hr j up run S i m th Jthtr * r ilrYY The farmer Secret Police o f fi­ assigned to shuttling supplies nnd ‘he group In groposillg tlo14illn i 1 i i it 1*In' f t m ik i i milrs an hour. ru*»t • I.m -s »'f S«'ifikml« H »r 1 , | j thr «lrf li ii-na ■*- untMiti! cial wag under cross examination il I In- Il I l (iM H lrlih 1 uni a h*mx{ f <*» 1IIe- S(ttif|t1*l lilt'.! Thirty mile, west of Chicago, by the United States prosecutor. troops from England to Frnin-e. f true turn of a 12 l'»"t “ “ | M'hiMtl r h i h l i r i t ivi l h * n lti M * I i-l I * * f f i . i i n 111-k i* t i n Vk f *mi channel cross bwk at the Imhori Itivcr I ’-'J I •'I i l l 11* 1111' il 111 M il 114 V I ’ '• •m u n if the Advance Flyer developed Justice Robert It Jackson, (llsn- tho L8T modo |nti ill rtl moi Ih o l * i -i l *ii* * I In f filflhiM i t % h *** ,ip.r i l'i| J Scmmitle I'ourity orr- r,-1rr 1 * S »• r ■| • ll- fl l u l l - e l L M tlll' •if ■i . iv»% mechanical trouble In the undrt- vlus told the tribunal that Keitel logs, U h u l th ru >■ |**l *>1 ** In M lU r li i*« n ill F I Ul IMs .1 M ■ I lleturia-d to the L'oilcil K tn'-s r 3 I ■ > JjHKGen . t.illo ii 1 h vjr litnn • ; ^| IIH (^ 1 | i F -kifilYIU* las __ carriage of its lucornotive. It hrtl1- UoL-jIctuili-d reports ut sliu d U s ,. n t ^ i l r l »»i* f*t>' ailltL 111 jftrfeh p rcp aieT “ M il Tllffl *^t» TTTg' w' rsriTin H U IT T lutrsrA .as assignvd — " ----------o f A'ilnmiti I H r oI m» ««.* i t r I I » JlKdl . VtUllllI |*4‘ jllrt > I*. I llr-f.l ed. Behind It the autom atic rig- Then he said that the chief of liehiilf or of the pi" vv r. t- th n t rite pin I r iefr mi liehnir \i Hi tin. i ^ ik r f i rt*uu*i| FlniHlwhm | iht* I •• *t .it r. »mi r nal blocks lighted anil Blaine saw the W ehrm arht’i routitrr-intelli- to the tran sp o rt H erm itage and trie W V^ III M i I f IN \p» 2l» Mr .Simmons, clerk of ttu ! klmnrie one trip to Guntit lie was it hi tf i ifi, . I'jil l u tif*it (111 fv*441ill |tj(n I i m in i h r i *if im lu rU -r ih .it * **iih I a yellow sikiial — telling him to gence and his chief of s ta ff i V I * I — F si I* li i .Sr* t *1 *if 4 end I'o u tt of Orange tVoy, detached. from the ship at S. hi 1 1tilnlrv |*|it> (lit* RiRuJ1tF|»li!fi* |(tft| I l l Ml 1*1 f«.' 1 **1 4 lllftL ."Njlt* *r|n»rlctl not r u i i i I s alow down — ahow on u tower. pleaded w ith Keitel to usk H iller ,Hfu n r ll r n lm r h hi** |u * l Francisco April 15, and ordered represented the Titusville I'li.ntt* .So\ wh** mi* iini with Ihc iii J f lm l n ii t l l l b u i i m n lulal •1*«lilalne liegan to halt the 85 mile to Intervene. Mr. r ru n ii^ y rx|iifsf»c^l hi <*i** AnPM U tirul I hoi I h r u t il r a il her of Commerce. _M. ^! JIM innlf** Thi* (*u1w. Iin| 1»v K«lw»iil| his discharge A per .h o ur onrueh of hie ll-e ar iircciation l»* i l n ,#KM,u|» fu r r lir t* 'Instead, It has liven chargad to Jacksonville forSeminole JuJin I I i’B in m ill Ihi* n u ll High,! The rcpteseittnlivr from V** inir him t«» tlu* *«ffitts tif t haiimoM Marnhutl. Irail thr li'UKilf anil I ■*VVi hi|%. I* l* IHlMI •t i c tn A senior at V trairf. In a m atter of seconds, a that Keitel deliberately held back i n,al •ijirr:il«if i li.i T lnln Yil'rt* tlrft’rtU'll ill im r U lllllt’ f»Y ; 1*1 i tr«ja l ** -lie 4 .I f - * red light showed on the .signal- the protesta, and threatened Butler le ft school in March, 11113, ’ Gallic. Mr. Higgins mid, topn-.*, nm | i lr r l i t l n l t h n l on m’t . u r Ur*l it r c iillr t liiiiiH n rv t i i r r k .!* . t r l irin ftlA n nil s lu r r h d i i * i let i sit** I he block, indicating to Blaine he W ehrmacht auhordinates with d is­ lo e n trr tho Navy. He r e c e i v e d ( h a t |he canal Is- cut n o il C roR U rlHijilt'i roulil h r i*priat«**l Mu* r^iiiitiiiftl a f t r r vi Inch thi*i«* i*w a r c "ill . should atop immediately. But missal anil Gestapo punishment. his prelim inary training ul I'.nm-! | „g„ W ashington t» the ln-i..sn If m f i r m » Mif‘1 i n i n i h 'i * I* t il \ m h i in 1 * 4 * -i Jin MU k'lYi’n fast t h r |l|a>*‘ h i l hr All tiallte- There wn fl­ w ork ioiirl h«*i l»* Will Irk* tin dead ahead and from I to Many, said Gisevius, were ac tu ­ bridge, Md., before being assign |(jvt.r |M ' '* C * lie * * « n I poMtim} to the |»r*ij*vl trti tlir i *«t titiihlifthi-il (foil I ft Mi l rt*i»ilr\ ,1.400 feel distant was the stalled ally dismissed front duty I’rose- ed to overseas daty. - ' li * l«‘ i n i n u * * f ( l u VV v s » y u R i r f furl Son of Mr. and ">f1 a. Ike J. nf Ihc (m liin Itivn r i l n u m *«r- r c p o i t r t l fluil $!»»..f»t* l > ' ' hii*l cuiion sources, say they regard ilt t i t Advance Flyer. hit- |t| «M PI ili-,1 III «tl4 il Hit p i l l ■ Butler, the veteran now pluns to c i # i rp r ♦BfiitiNl l»> Jdim-i* M »rWith a screeching of hreax* urul the testim ony of Gisevius — a complete his high a.'lrooi edintt r«*IIp who eonlemh'il l hut *11 u%« rmiuM iliirihk' t h r tr*r»il Ih**1 ll|,|f *1411I mHI i(t MiftllM h'ltltw t .» • 'U tity . CfO FF r| i i v i " T h r 'IIH'I ji h* n ■' with sparks flying from locked defense witness — ns particularly llofl under the (Tl Rill of Itighr« • Ik'siti it t- till lit . ! I.f ](,, i f • I HlUC* h i tu iht* u fip p i i wheels, the Exposition Flyer dam aging to Keitel's eit-c. |iT it H s It it v‘ i * Hi'hiitim i -i ! h\ \| ■ ' HU 141(1 I I wmI Iniarei a n rlt^*- 1 lif e * f ploughed into the rear of Mu I tin-mi* U t i v m t 'f , In* « .« tg11« t fu .fi |lf l i T » Advance a t C.O mllea an hour. r« a jit >. i i i urnEhrt* brr«ll4M* of 111YY YYilll'l, l i nt s *i • * V f1*4t•4| set Ills- *»r txl I »■« There was a terrible crash, fol­ v rii- nfill hitrur bJEjthh kl ih* l. t 1' • them. \ t |l . Ih I II if. It ta tlitk- i '! lowed by a moment of stunned fmm nf Inifft lie t«-|»*»v Ut il \ .. H.f ■ t IV* .1 1Ifcltf 4 ir-i i ibul- lllfl 4*1 4*4iff»*s1/4 •* k 'll * 44*«fiM L* In A II. •Renee which -wax broken then by ISttil Sllttr uf (Jrlaiulo, ftjfim*i in ft*1Vt* U»1 llilfif lllllffj r«'lit **li xi-tii taj fliiitnn an fur Hiiiifuiil iCYtili'nl, hml tlnriHUMl Ih** the cries nnd ecrcams of the in­ llllafl Ut f la Y YYIt || It ,i Si ittiiiuU' i! uiiilU ii| lit ,\Ji« i D.irutn O h niiih of $L'Ti tuYvanl Wikivn eU*tu jured and dying. 8 /S iC Richard lloltxela w, son mu fi|»«rulioftn mill nail! Ihnl ntmi* Until ll t* linin’. T in * l u i k l n t i l j i l l ) ( m n lr> Engineer Blaine lived, *«»?• of Mia. C. L. Matthews, KI5 Elm Approximately 200 ntsmbar* >t the i <>(gait, Mr-. Charles \\ ilk.-, futiiU wvrv iiceitnl to fu 1 1ht*j the ih i «t 1**1 fi f t lift - **l»n v r I i n »1 1; r ' 1 1-v t-Ui4 ■* i *Tf*-#v r •I h y \h %* »1r ftiff* IL J. W allcksr, 82 year old Ing with minor cuta. p u t In the Avenue of this city, and husband * h r w ill ilru p all f w *11 •h r m cll it* hr*||t f fiiiiic r a twisted coaches of the Advance of M argaret Darwin llolttclaw , pastor, announced to the Hanford the M urids Chapter ! \ E. O. .Sis­ solofsl, ami Ml** Anne i.ovsJll, vviir k vknlr hiiijr Finn ( ‘ly ile Bmiinfy ntt hi* 1141•** a r k c v u t iv r (fit* p ir * i niiti*' t *-ra il h pm uinm and the derailed c a r, of Blaine's 1021 H rs t Avenue, larurrl, Miss, 8av>en lh' ‘Day A dventist Churr'j terhood, an inlerlmtionnl rrluca- viohnist, all of Hanford. «»f t h r ( | U t r ^ t i l r yyi s i k *'i - lrwiirm*x| |n fu*ht th r ih d r« 4 c a n d . Mrs. Fi rd Wilson u t H airtnil. ituuflei'll plMim tu iminr i lr lr ^ u lr - I cam ­ tional niguriuutm n, have gathered train death had lut down more received his discharge from th e Saturday, n nation-wide officially ojienpii the couventfo i fin thr Stull* Limit FonvrnlioM |tH|(| a ) h h r |*1 HI14 In l l v r ' i i * ir t l m r Ihi* H eath ft*i| « f r a n c o r than two score. Army April 13 a t the F ort Doug­ paign to throw every possible in Hanford to hold llieir nine- with un uililren* of wetcoirw atij nil Muy 1y-"2B nnd 21 am) ( h r , fit} ut |rsi*v| a yr a t m tin* ■iinil In nlutmlr* thi* piihlLy-* 4 *jhenergy of the church into help- teenth annual convention, th e las Separation, Utah. N iilm iin l C o n v m llu n J u ly I »1 -f|„. i | ( j Vm I 1 'm il have t lir u n l\ lym tm iija n f th r (thrust*, Sgt. lloltxclaw who served 13 jng to feed the millions starving .'onfrrence, which began ye«ter- Mr. Edward Higgins, eecretarv thiuutfh IU. i ! A iiim u : lln* m e n i I'n iu rilH ito m ' day morning and wilj last until nf the Henrinole County trhamlier months overseas as n tried teal in Turope and the Orient. ............ ............... ........... ,*• ' I ' ' ’ ," ' l' *-'">•>' M e..w ether, He announced th a t from the tomorrow noon, i* living livlil a l of C ontain re, grrcteil the deb.- 1 non-commtsaioned officer is au th im-H rt.e U o, l, also is Idan u s (jnl K W File, It .L. ; ning -mitlieiir earttp n lg n , rhu.oriled to w ear the Asiatic Pacific denomination'* headquarters r t the Mayfair .Inn anti lire Armory gatr* ami guest*. Regular ho«i I lodln -ttcoig,. t lint den. Mrs. ness was transneted during '.he ntt of ontBiu/r.i tsitur will hovel R. A Newman. W. M ilnytre*. Theater Ribbon, Good Conduct Takoma Park, Md., a subuili of with the St. Cloud chapter co­ day with reports Ireinif Jreard. had come host* to the rlelrgnte* with the interest in the niovemioil John I* Jenkins. E (I K ilpatrick, an Merisi, American T heater Ribbon, W ashington. D. C., presentation of rhnrter* lu new word of plans for the purchase Hanford chapter. and the Victory Ribbon, il r Klnnil Mis S ti tim y ami T hf main events of the confer­ chaplets and introduction* made c"IT,V El.AND. Apt 2d, t.l’x Prior to entering the Arm y and distribution of ' more than During llie entertainm ent hour* ‘ Pvt. Ralph E, Mil.inn, son of pinllu-i g.wrrnmeiit aetmn ts ervi Hill I.umber t ‘t*mjVfin> . ■ -----------April 0, 1V4’4, Holxclaw was em - half a million dollara worth of ence will be an aildre** “ Wh it tho conference Grclchen Kirch Mr. and Mi*. I.loyd Mciailn, 1101 l.nlin u» the only alternative I" William C. Sateher. 53. eon- plyed as an opera singer a Naw food as rapidly as possible. The Hhall We Educate lo r ? " by Dr. of huff wa* presented in a d an ee; Magnolia Avenue, has Iteen us{ prevent ,, nationwide ra.lwu) ( a p t . (lUStUVSOn IH M arjorie Mitchell, president »f Adventist churches of North * doctor of the A tlahtle Coast Lin* program , Mr*. Elvira Game , Mgnrd us a mrditui roipsmrtn at siriki- -tlieilulni |o sta rt May tr*. take a | Colley College, ntr ail d re** "tary- -* America a re allied to Railroad and resident of Banford author of "Exeklar* and other Mason General Hn-jniai. B rent­ T h e -trik e ha- been railed by tw or 'a lly , lead ersh ip and I’rogress*’ by •pedal half-million dollar offer for the past 30 years/' died lata wood, i New York. is being Mrs. F. H. Scurrnlr. of Ontario, children'* book* gave a reading Ing on S aturday, May 4. yesterday afternoon a t hia home given on-the-joh training and r» n u riatiu g ruli union*—thi* brothTwo men have already been Canada, representative from the illustrated by liny character dull* special train in g wmrse in the erbooil- <>f lucoiiiotive crrgturera Cup!. Clifford tiu-tavsoll, son - , on 201U West Eighteenth S treet, sent to Europe by th e chorcb.to national I*. E, O, board and an ex­ and Sir*. Nancy Rossclter N or­ rare of neuropsychinli Ic patients. end trninmrn. of the lute Mi and Mrs. N tk k '.J . following a short Illness. A walkout by tire almost ilutl,I Ijii-tavvon of Huufoid and Chi* direct In the dU lflbution of food change of progressive Ideas by man gave a reading. Also musical Funeral services for Mr. Satcher Pvt. McLain entered the A rm y numbers were given by Mr*. Mary SfU J . Cullan W right, aon of In fame 000 incmiier* «f the two brother-j cago. lias returneil front the, •mine stricken areas, he sU t- tha various state chapter*. will be held Saturday afternoon in Novemlrtr 1IJ45 a t Camp T h ey ara J, J . Btrahle. ap- • Mrs. Cecil G .'Phlpps of Gaines- Van Mater, Mr*. Florence Henke. Blinding. He took his basic tra in ­ tynsl, would bull all rail t r a f f i c |'iu|i|i|iine, a fte r <v year- of dut^,‘ a t 3:00 o'clock a t the Erickson Mr. and Mrs. M. J . W right o f Florida Mr*. Jackie lien-el and Mr*. Mai • ling and i with Mr*,t tiu-tpvson. of European ra villa, president of tho tad director oi In the nation. Funeral Home with the Rev. 718 Magnolia Avenue, received at Va, ilK »■ * »F "ot rt l IBelvoir. I (I T l'ir f 4 i j ,. IIlls I H | ■f » it it f * i . . who from Copinhagsn, Den­ chapter, is presiding over tho ion liashlnski nf St. Cloud. brother, Pfc. C. E. M cU In, Is The two unions have;tejcU -d a ; , pending svveml weeks of hU. ... W . P. Brooks. Jr* officiating. In­ his discharge recently from th e A tea wa* given at 4.30 o'cloc* serving With the First Army a t Pn**ide"tial furt-fim llng meeting. O ther state officer* in­ Army a t F o ft Dlx, S . J. a fte r mark, will begin immediately to hoard term inal leave . «t New Sm yrna. term ent will be In Evergreen serving oversets 20 months In .. . _ _ ■ ........ .. I l l 1, L. ..f .. n .iu n t a n 1 4 . . n v t i n e l .. I n k . . o o i f i I,i . I M i n 1 teeumineiidation of u I10-rent an He expect* to Ibw -eparatrvl ffrom purchase food available in tha clude: first vice president, Man- this afternoon a t the home of .Fort Jackson. S. C. Mra. J. (’ Hutchison a t Indian the European Theater of Opera­ hour wage lioust which th r b oard! the Army afte r three *nd a h a lf g aret Singleton, Miami second Cm i U b « . . . tan, . . C u n ,. tion i. He w as a member of the Scandinavian countries, and J f J . vice president, Marjorie Kuht, Mound Village In honor of ‘he Pvt. McLain is a form er s tu ­ nan! amounted to «n 18 per rent years of service, on May 10. dent of De Soto County H igh bU . Ala.. O c t 5, 18M. He was 102ad Division and following th e Attkan, who will assist frotp A graduate of Seminolu H igh increase. The union* are seek ing Gablesi organiser, Ruth guest* and also a dinner Is ached- a t Arcadia. employed by the ACL Railroad and of th e w ar-he toured France, SwlUcrland. The central relief Coral School and form er student of W hitaker, Tam os; recording sec­ uled at the M ayfair Inn tonight. 25 perceat hike in wages. aa a trainm an. S e p t 0, 1024 and 8w iU erland and other countries cemmlttee, ju st set up a t church retary , Nellie McOuarrie. Gaines­ Tomorrow additional University of Flnrida, CapL Gua" to business will headquarters and h as aLo soHOXAH LEADS v i « arnmntad to conductor, /a n . In Europe wlth/Jrls division. HA/.ELTON. Pa-. Apr. 2ti, 1-15 tavion was active a t one limit corresponding secretary, b i conducted w ith'election of nfpointed purchasing agents in the ville; MANILA. A pr. 20, (A V - Prast31, 1021 He was a member of FoDowns a few weeks vacaLlon United S tales to buy and ship Florence, St. Cloud treasu rer and fleers as lh» highlight of the rient Sergio Osiflerr* of the P hilip­ R e p r e s e n ta tiv e * o f P e n n s y tv a n - a* president of the Semiruvto. •’ wUh his fam ily he plan* te reMartha Loutae Henderson of Dal- program. supplies overseas. pines has virtually adm itted th a t la’s 73JHHI hard coal miner* met Chapter of F uture F arm ers enter Ins U nlvanlly of Florlde. Seminole High School. Delegates from the following Mb has been defeated for In H sileton again today to shai Beach. I JaBgflH their new contract dement! 4 00 p. m., yesterday an Im­ CiUta - a re present; Miami, Fort election by Manual Roxae. OsBOARD MBETH ,T 3 r . F. A. TO CUT CELERY CM1RKI) TODAY **yera, Eustis, 8L Petaraburg, U t h ,L e Indications indications a are n th a t they will re memorial service pra. th e Bern Inote County Bos mena's followers a w iA accepting H. R. Heck'rig* sought by PTlJtlt* I (*■! t a , Lake Wirrth, Jacksmiask the same thi ever by Margaret Singleton, the retu rn s without a p ro tea t. ^ . T.Us Hanford - A l l a u U c N. « a s . he Id. at th*_Holy Cross. Epia- LkUIa ,— Gainesville. —Waab— Palm At . Oaaren a's haadquartavi--(aiiin F -the 400JWO—striking s at e coal workers. The present hard roal Hank. The Florida S tate Bank and ■ kurch with Clara Waugh Beach. Coral Gablee.- St. Cloud, It was charged th at supporter* F t Lauderdale. Lakeland, of Roxae had terro r j ted <| th e coniiavt aspires May 31. Negotia- the locai office o f the Bell Tel*» 15 Jfons with the an th racite r^rera- phone Contpnuy - were closed t»F act Pierce. Tampa, * in hniUM- . nf r-.nl Haven, Ortand*. D4U»y 1 u Marshal Keitel j Water Conservation Objective Of Crrmley Named Hears Accusing I Engineers In Decision On Canal Chairman Of Red Evidence Given Genera) Youngber^ Files Brief For ( «unt> CfOSS Chapter Witness Says rormer Betrayed . Military For Construction Of Channel Between John's River And Indian River B tttler Is II. Smith I Main Speaker At Annual Meeting Of Group ’z Discharged A f t e r ......... • ^ | t 4 s r ^ 5 L 5 r * ,x*;. Richard Holtzclaw Discharged By Army ♦ w . C. Satcher Died Yesterday At Home On Eighteenth S t ;.......... Voted By Liuns Federal Action Seen As Only Clmncu Of To Cancer D rive Halting Rail (('jincer C um paign In (o u iifv N ea rs O uola (M S‘2 ,000 Pastor Announces Church Campaign State RE.0. Convention Being Held By 200 Delegates At Mayfair Inn To Aid Europeans Ralph McLain Given Hospital Assignment S g t Cullen Wrifrlit Gets Army Discharge afefeSPfflffJSaF i“ - n r Donation C.I.O. Move In South Not To Be nr <t)n Whirlwind Drive 01 *20 Home From Pacific �FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1946 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Bureau -Is rting Service To lenefit'Growers Oni.ANIM). Apr. 26—-The Farm Bureau is Instituting a new serv­ ice which should be Invaluable la frul| and vagClall# growers. * Most vegetable* and fruits are Subject tn market glut* from time U> time, costing farmers, and grower* a lot of money, i Farm Bureau committee* are being set up In all commcriral lurity a population, ha* hail but district* mars nearly according la * mfmtitr of the fly* nun conn* population, will probably get two commission, hut following » m(.mbcr* at the cjfpame of the STATE 1910, yacht eiigbutr John I-evt, enroute from. .Mobile, Ala. to Jack* sonvillf, wired the yacht owner, the late Carl fbanam "Fisher, "arrived Miami snfaLv, Pretty little town - v hy not meet me her* instead of Jacksonville?" Fisher arrived and predicted: ‘‘someone La alleviate any possible Water shortage. Ht, # ’et«r*burg got a near# ye* terdny when fire that started It a plastic shop because of n defer tive hot water heater, Icnltei Store* of cellophane that eaploded then ripped open a wall, SI* **i jarent business plars* were Hem km . <U ftiim n ila a liM Ik M 4 - __ 1 ■# A k Am V. Forb~k. ,truction, recently [shed p BASS SEASON OPENS WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st ’ire and smoke to j a AT LAKBMONHOK BRIDGE CONCRETE PRODUCTS water a dny output was connected recently. Five more well* will For many ycara, Daylona Bench riinrntnl lest* At ’ Washinglon the American Firm Bureau wi.l consolidate our farts with similar liifurinatWO supplied by Form Bureau* In the other state*. When danger sig­ nals show up, action will I* nuick - -- WII.LARR rONMOU, Op In lha belfry of Immanuel Baptist 'Church in Tallahassee will soon be hoisted a 1,000 pound, ancient fire bell which fur many yearn was used to summon mem­ ber. of the volunteer fir* depart­ ment on the cun. The l«rll was commented stored several year* nan when S a ^ o r V n e to waste fhr lack «£ sufficient market demand, During the Iasi week of each mriitli the slain office pf *™ Florid* Farm Imrwnu-al fhdgadB will l* gathering Information bv t e l e p h o t o - from committeemen thtunut the stair/ getting Crop forecast* up t*> Iwn months hi advance on watermelons, citrus ii of the cninmefclal vego* e t t- * M c "5T tin- fo u n ty 'W w ifw tH 'b a r r * * Concrete Pipe, RaUding Blocks, Ready-mixed' Concrete Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curba end Property M arkka For your fishing needs visit fish.t' I 1ii. i l Ing hcadquartlent at Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co •f r a y w V ,»■ f 1 The new and effective x •inhntational therapy method that has given relief . and sallsfecIjfffl_Ift_#lL<¥S!fiSII4ff*. MOtfEY r e f u n d AGREEMENT . 10 Hay Trial Cdntra Indication* fur the use of this product is on the 'label. * Phone 1211 Sanford, Florida. .Ibl EAST F IR S T S T R E E T Touch ton Drug-Co. thin* else that 1* M u g done, while serving the l«e«l Interest* o f all concerned. The housewife still gel something »f n S sin; the handling trade and lers enjoy Ihelr legitimate la oil an expanded volume: (ha growers market produce which otherwise might rot In the field pr "bring him n fteighl 1*111.*' This is one of the greatesl service, the Farm ^ -eau ha« aver undertaken for It« member*. Baporter* nlr<-sdy flamed by tnelr raspective County Form Bur•au president* are: ‘ Alachua County, <i. h. Spires, l i e . ossa, ___ and ... > W. U' .1. I W l.ll.k m l, Whitehurst, de, Charlie SU’ffanl, IlntneI, and I’etA I.In*, of South DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service , . Your Fhrr) Denier Known, Your Ford Beat! Strickland - Morrison, Inc PHONE 200 , - C O LO RF|TL DRESSES REDUCED!! j ||| 11 | iB 1 Sollda — PrinUt'in Summer LAhflSY’S DRV CLEA Phone 465 ssradtssas I’m sitting pretty now niTfl UI'fT" SPRING HATS Lofayctta, 1|« if . u tm in ii» | k itc ’u iu iK , To Complete Your Outfit D. Edge, tlmveland. Lag, L .It. Frank and Tom m r , Ft. Myers. Madl-un. 'Joke Vlckerfc, i . / . ughey and E. U. Wilson, of */2 PRICE change! Manatee, J. P, JTnrlre, Jr., Tatalto, and H. If. Prior, BradenMarlon. T. O. Hmllh, Summerli,:B. C. Wither*. Ballevlew, (i. Northland, W eimlalc. PAINTY DICKEYS Psirn Heath, J. C. Well brock, . N .. Sloan, Jr- and. Howell rown, Delray Reach. *« * - -Plain and fancy white only i • Pinellas, E. E. Whitaker, Clear- M«r, Mar. and nnu rF.. U i#. aSkinner. u n u p r . Duned|n. Polk, J. I*. James and IJonald rl^ah. of Hsrtow, anil W. A. lanfortl. Winter lllven . . Sarasota. T. It Martin, Charles empscy and W. 9. I-eak, uf irasni*. Seminole, M. J. Meeks, Robe I sting, lb C, P Mi el and ' M. J . Cu'lum. rf Sanford. Suwannee, J. M. W. Clark, of Live Oak. Hstrict Engiaear ’rt Insnect Mndel A Home To Stand the Test of Time CHAPMAN & PEZOLD fROMt'JLLB. Anr. Site3ol. A- B, Jones. 'Sckionistrict Engineer. lcfC today to Vicksburg, jillfR-* whsra is to Inspect the model of Johns River (WeistM t » ocean) racantlv coustrucUd by ars’of the 0 . S, Waterway* Imant Station at that City. Girls Dresses Greater hardlneaa (ability to withstand ail ktnda of weather) and more handrtome appear­ ance are a few of (he Important advantage* of building with cement blocks. ■ ■ For Eatimates Sae Corner Myrtle artd Commerciil Aventteo O f coum a young Id lo * llkvt vaHcty . v . m the hsndtoffl*? T H A y f R I f l* CHAIR convtrtl Intundy to a |oW pMychsIr-aad- HOME TOWN NEWS • • > .. ■ ’• • • ubla. And now thert’i « bcauuM, and jring TWLMa tray , *4* «* Miar-bard pl«n'c wrfsca Insures par. (act unlfsfy daantny. Pl«y chsir wbaali arc T U -lm , ifp iM ^ W® ii B a W U W ant �* .< # \ j> i^ 7 n rr A H M t i w TH E SANFORD HERALD. ‘SANFORD. FLORIDA — <»•< Water Conservation Objective Of . Engineers In Decision On Canal , f M l lappa T n m I' m * Oat wmilil take away the rnM pro­ tection gfforded by the water. After the hearing. Cot. . v m , who appeared in bthalf of Cot. A. n . June* or the U . S. F>e n i office of Jacktonvllle called the attention of lhut» . i n - v . .* “•vi-'ent mlr>n, ',fi'* " i N * " thobjective. oT lh* hearing ami rtt«i l . ... i *i- IsJ.ll. -** Ctreat.h" f|o«» coo'm l *i»*.-.- <-« ml eiabiliiallan and Mated that alter preliminary ir t u * ul att profNiaalt. tha lactalon will lie muur by the U. S, Engineers, an 1 the four prmeljial fartora Involved will be the only contimrui ion f r to the location of the canal and the type of construction Water conrervation. reported Mr. Hiirifimi. W be the flrat con. ((deration and objective on the part of the cnrlm* r* in making A i decision. Flood control for qub-U * r e lie f of a Ttou,i ... -• . ‘oe g»V' • rn iun.ii y itlon, he addrd, "and C0NV1CHD about a year ago fur If In caiVyuig out the work for violating Ul'A price celllnit on there objective* navigation .n meat, Albert fderlli (above) hai bj Included, it will be given con- jun been held in SIO.t.3 ball In (idei%tion." In thla assertion ne New York City liy Federal author!* ' _ referred to -possible river com Ur* on charge* nt usingrthc mail* metre W " ^ * 1 •'"ft the to tjeffuitL In the roune of com* Indian River by meana of a canid. - ■•X-«l .V- « *(. -ai.— r- .......,ll. plicated m eit dr.-ding*. *ay» U. S. Allnmcy jl. J. McAntcy, "hecauied lie piiiI Mr, lie# an r-Trr*cnlnllve* (he Fedn at flcvrve Bank (n New . • *alilts A-*»*TdlMrict -ita .*a. werei.;: well1 satl*of' ‘Ybtk to (end tlciittiiu* ami fraudugkfied wilh the henidng, and that he believed that the explanation* trnt ration point cheek* to o&yw m i I DAD AND HIS FAVORITE.HULA-GIRL IN ROUTI HOME (Her taking \ pari in Ihr Pactltr vaitipaign, S(tt An K W Krick, of Miami. | SUfi'InS ii C'H rUhiihi « ii i* %h i . \ rl*Ni Mint 11 *jm \ ai KTiMilUnlU* ; 1*> r MIt] r tek F f ir tr kml "(aivt let Tiiu/»4a> I % * *■ I ’ Ai H i « * n i i «i i \ \ **t Wt it11«*wli»t iiii I*i :■*v*»t Fla, picked up a miniature The Perfect Gift FOR MOTHER’S DAY hula outfit in Hum nil Here hit daughter. Jat.iurlinr. 2. (ivet an Imitation <>f • South Sea belle. (International) - ‘ THE RAYMOND STUDIO j- fi;rnA hi it . i ' t il‘tl . ii ifjk =4*ImmiI, ’♦ li M ■*4 will|* II *»« \ .. AI. ...411.11a, i tijtib. ' I* i1 Vi ktn i * |* * ««* I* AI i ? + {■ i v**• * a* I j ft-ef f i l l m l l>* \t A i* ’ » f l l t j l hi MINISTER FELT HIS DAYS SHORT: LAUDS RETONGA I. Ihf, tMh I I MUI*I * II I III III M •V AN i:. k «h : m i .i : u fiivM *»*i Miitit*i»y j •»• \ H HUtnl at . • *’ » \ Y1 \tnrHiiifc- Wt*f nIi 11# i |* M , ViMlttK v. U rtilib W viffhttl O n ly 100 Hi. m ill Xm-ilml H elp To (Jot F rom Kin fjlin lr T o It la lied . Ite>’ tin- \V lit ; L\el.* H o tter nod S tro n gt'r Than In Year*. iiiio im m i n .o iiv o i i i i i i m k rtH riiM ii.i; i . ' ' l l V I : l - J ' L , i . U l t u . • J i Ik li n a r c - O til iTf-rtr¥,a Am HlK’ i at i.lp ir.i K ^•l l!f|;*V |! lh U the nmponeil fta fta lit will rrireve the anxiety of many riliteoa who «rj rnneemed w’h.n the lomervaliin n i water. lie pointed out Ihat thrre win a fail In the river from it* nonrre In Ihiaad laike, near Slate Itypl 44 nf in feet, and that therJP* n fall nf only one foot from Putrle la k e to Jackinnvtlte during low iwater. ‘Durlptr |ierimla of high H fitllh. K t'h n n l iiiiib a. at —nomlaj actnml u . . ---- • __ _ Score* of * m int.li­ IQ ilk At T H E C H U R C H E S -1 drnin rxrew* w ntrr Into the Imlltin ItlveA to prevent flooding of the vall y nml calm* over the Sanfonl hulkheid n< during la*t dim m er, he m id. When there t, n drought, wilier ran bo Impmindeil by a ratlin nt I'urrle ta k e , he «ng- Y O U R “ S H I P W IL L C O M F . IN ” S o o n e r Hy lli* Ai*l i.if Nr% * '»§vf A D V m 'S I N t _«■ Cfumley Named Chairman Of Red Cr oss Chapter wa* He e*|ireii*eYl hla gratitude to nil thiwe who have helped In m aking the drive a (ureess Mr*. Hurry Woodruff, v l r e rhnirm an, prealiled and opened tlu- meeting by calling on Net! IffiTOi who preyented the irea* u re r’a report, Mr. Smith, who l* alau the DlnaMer Committee .ehairmnn, reported th a t there had R>een one fire In the home nf u,i ex-eerviremnn ami the Re,| Cro*» had donated 1100, Mr*. Woodrutf also presented Mr*. 0 . P. Herndon’a Junior Red Cross report for the past fiscal year. There were DOB case* handled - hy. th a ,'dvune Servlee Committee, A arrordlng to a repoi w’ Mrs. u , . Jt ." I). n 'Vrwwii ■!r W oodruff 81 (Inunclal aadatance am ounting to mi B fJ T r^ T T g mm«T tirn-M iAuuoun ft**F A l n f lk T f ! a r|i«* li I •*r , K vrry £ Jah 4 rt> * llih iy im iu lfi'i, 3 ’3f» A, M n||i*-r HuiMlti >I'^Tl V « r>*il L Hmnl.it WHIU HU U fl hunt by a Mend#, thread, after the had been *hn| at d beaten, Carol Wllllima. y Joliet, III, waa prnmlM-d a hlrvrte hy her father if the would try tr gel writ Carol did, and here ih r la on the to ! bike Iter head ia atilt hanrlo 1 Jam es F. Lincoln. Jr.. Ihr meeu*ed of the ’a lta rk , on r * g r ft scheduled to itand trial on * *’ -*i *’ iH IhiH *!, r 3 A0 I* M. I lx i " | n r It* kfv S M l | u « r f c ( S n |i| Alrvf tilMK *vtitPhip, 11 Mf» A jkf. I> { f« k itf Sir*! M )h Ilh titH Ifnlennrrl'rt' ’ ’Vtned- It’s Join The Army /And See Your Ftdks men, veteiaiu and their depend­ ents. Chairman Herman Morris of the W ater Safety Committee ah nouneed th a t -five w hlta perw” * ha«l completed rourae* v first he’ll lie reunited with his parents. •Id instructors, and that l't Nibl returned to the United negroes had flnithed courses in a t a i l , Decaptbar a fte r liv accident prevention. t Bucharest, j.pmnnia, since L e ltc ri to h!» parent* In In addition 'to Mr. Crumley's ir«*t have been returned un•lection a i chairman, Mr*. Harry Woodruff wo* named vie# chair through the AVn>> man. M r Smith as Ireaxurrr and Mra. B. F. W’hitner. Jr. a* chair man of the Junior Red Cro*». - • Members elected to the hoard of director* were Mrs. J -N. (ill Ion, Mr*/ France* McUougal. Mr* J, A. Hutchinson. Mrs. R. H. l)ea* Mrs. John lluda, M rs. A. i.udu Mra. CJeorge. Urblgea, Mrs, Frc Dyson, Mrs. H. O, Chase, Jr. an.! .nOPVCE i'o iii I r t t l i T wtrriltMilaT a i t i nt n Ite*. J. K Mi-Ktnl»V, iM'lul 1:44 A. M.-~t4«a*la»- HcIumiI J Plenty of H;iii;inas amt t u n a t i r <>4’ fiiin SMlerU a Lavrt-i anil m i u i. | WIIPillT, I’aalor mt H<hfx.i •: m vviin*. -\V»er» J«r»* t* lleat* 10:00 A. M. -ulna Utvnllonal Fre.sli Tomutoes ICrtr: Plant Iceberg Lettuce New lri«h Potatoes Fre«li Green Heims Fresh Fn^lish Pens flcrvlrr nesm STACY'S OPFN AIIl CURB MARKET G E M P4MDE RAZOR DON’T PENALIZE HIM FOR STICKING TO DUTY Tic Noxeuia I Ih Dirhlorieide V n - CarterN Pills ."tile liar hast; I title llisdndol 2!k* a!)e IHc .‘IMc lf)c 2“u- Itk* Anacin ?l..r)U Aiuphojcl SI $1.2.1 Itdomra $1 10c Ipana i Otic lastcctli title Polidcnl IW |gggUW aW W )W (W (W(IW t>m» U M fA AW IW W W W W W W A A M a ROBBS HOME BAKERY IN THECOW AN BUILDlNf, ROUS CAKES * * P IE S S IG N S m o w CARD AND MWTP.lM 0 —iW s Sign Service ( d . D. L A N D R E S 8 ) n L . „ . iii-ii DEODORANT 1()c Casturia 31c title Murine ;.49c title Snl lle|>atica 49c 51.00 Petrogalar SOe 75e Doans Pills 59c Seltzer 49e Peruna ?U)9 Cardui 89c 2.5c Draught 21e 51.25 Creomulsion 51.08 * ’.in FlOQIf No m Jrhinrr* ha* r»»r hrrn lie ti.rd (•■> the nrvhaniral romp.nindine ur nrr.rriplitina. Rach prmrriptHtn u an individual an->n«r in an in­ dividual nrrd. unoblainable b> m n > piodurliiin mrthuda. Preparing pr> srriptinns reiiuirrv manual <*nrk hy skill­ ed hsnd*. In «ur |iharm sry every i)uanlit) nf every in­ gredient is wrighrd, mra*ured ami rnivnl with uner­ ring ucrurne)—b> hand, as il must be. And your pre­ scription* are In ssfr, know­ ing hand* whrn you bring them to us. �FRIDAY, (AFIUL .'£B /IL »k MO.IV .i i t III! HANFd«flf |fl:H U tD , SANFORD, FLORIDA Negro Voters The Sanfbrd Herald TT1B,SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY. APRIL 26,. 1910 EETING IN PARIS ny ^ ^ ^ .C E C E U A PITTSBURG, Kae. — (A*>— A fee M.rsie U a » » « * • ' •w talal Proa* >• **, [*" ktleatiew »t all * • " • bgleag la • || ar •lDFr“ J#f .. A'JUUAVw-Al'IIIL 2« '■* Prance Nationalises Insurance . Companies —headline. Poor policyF urth er indkatlng its deter­ mination to hold the line against Inflation, the OPA h*. Just an. nounced another lncrea»e In Die price of cigarette*. The TI wee-Union define* social reform a . "Taking It f»«« « “ small group and giving il to the willing to carry justify. It.is one thing to give the negro the chance to vote where he.accepts the responsibility anil votes in accordance with the dictates of his own conW-'ivncc; it is quite another if he ht either unable or unwilling to mnke his,own decision and casta his vote in accordance with instructions from Pittsburgh or Moscow. . “While more and more of. us see that the negro must indeed be permitted and encouraged to new advancement in the South." writes John Temple Graves in the TimesUnion, "there is much for argument against the methods of those who would give him his due all at once without re­ gard to present qualifications or to awful uctutf.ity of race feeling. In the matter of itegro voting for e x a m p le , you are not helping the negro if you accomplish the thing An a manner that (1) tips the electrical balance In favor of a radicalism based on ignorance and prejudice, and (-). in­ flame* racial nntagonism so that the minority race Is event­ ually made to pay more thnn It is paid.. "From this distance it seem* to many th a t extremism among certain Georgians in favor of the negro now may b e leading to extremism against the negro later on, of which Georgia, is alsb capable. And the net result could b e minus. You can’t take too much advice from people like H enry Wallace on a matter like this. "Governor Arnall’s statement th a t he wf.I be party to no subterfuge for defeating the United Mntes Supreme Court decision in favor of Negro voting makes fine reading . up North and will undoubtedly, be p u t into history hopks as -epoch-making. It makes him more thah ever a nat ona figure among certhin nationals. But what it will do to Georgia remains to be seen. Subterfuge is something t i l s Arnall and all of us in these parts have had tq go i n f o r all our lives, because of this* race question—the most dcIi-T cate nnd difficult with which any people anywhere ever • had to deal. To that, overnight, we can and must flo without subterfuge, is dangerously to ignore vast re­ mainders of racial feeling here. It is as dangerous to for­ get th a t' no matter whose the fault, the negro race is not yet qualified for political controls th a t would come to it in many parts of Georgia and the South under limited voting. They ure better friends to the negro and to the Nation, even If not destined to much place in the Nation s apolause. who proposed a gradual increase in negro voting In tm S u th , on « l » .l. of K-nuine o u . lfIc.tlon foe » t <k * negro would be encouraged to strive, e m p lo y in g whatever Leave subterfuge is needed to hold, the increase within the limits realism makes necessary in the interests of nil. In Seminole County some 744 negro* have registered O i WROCLAW — UP>— Germans to vote in the coming* Democratic primary. It has been a ! h ystem LOUnCIl lina u this city, form erly rallesl lire* Ion* time since so large a proitortion of colored voters have* an<l t h r m i f f h n t i t I n w r r S i lt n if l . had a chance to go to the jhiIIs. The CIO Political Action j GAINESVILLE, Apr. 2«, (Spe* Committee hopes to vote them in u solid body for its cantli* „!(—Merit System .examination* Examinations To Germans Be Given By M e ritI>ol,8h hMon Da,ly * * lirst In Ih* held during lh* post- , sir peiim l—were announced hetgi BcnatoC Bilbo denounces n. day for I t classes of pasitloflgj proposed U. S. loan to Britain, t the Merit System Council,! sky* the Unite.) States t» playing hlch jointly sirv es the S tate! Santa Clau.. T hat's nothing new. clfaro Board, the Florida InThe United Slates has been play­ ■strlcH (.'ommlssion anil the U- S. ing Sente Cleus for the pest lh mplnymenl Service tn F'lorida, years, teem s to enjoy the role. reticle* whlrh In the aggregate Recently ponding in conim*xa wan a bill that contained , . rnvlde employment for epproxlj. G tnsral Kisanhower say* l »»l a provision which would have rendered it unlawful for a imately t .000 persons. lh*r* i* no ho;>« w hattvar for tha ix)y under Ifi yeura oltf- to mow the. lawn at hia own home. • Appllfutluiis to take the test^ must b t filed with *the M rr|l world “axcept through moral »*• a ana ration". If sclfislvnat*. graad. * > Recently appeared the atatem eni of J. Edv»f Hoover. System t-Mh-o li#e« not l a t e r tlbsi^ the J'’HI that nawaboya arc not jju m b eral umuiitf tin* midnight AT M ay' IF." according t»v . .. Jtalouay. preJudlt* a n iJ ia ttw L P ff going to rula, lhara'a not much clnaaea that made up the proMcma of juvenile delinquency. Mac G, Grigsby, merit* system t lia y V N o r .anything a lia can Jo * And recently an American Reiieral of wide experience supervisor. A complete supply uf ' toward avartiKg tha next war. . teat if led that aa a claaa former newnbojra conktituted a t>|H' information m aterial ,an d ncces sary forms, be said, has hewt made available at all S tate Wel­ OPA Chief Chaster Bowles cal!* of Boldiera thut knew no auperiora and few'equals. ' Meanwhile, the entire Country ia aware th at the boy fare hoard nffic.-e end U. S. . upon business man to back ptftf | control. Most businessmen would aScout* Srnuta uartv of the which are giving- Employment Service * offices, or c u u i f i are N r e no nu part ^ui m o -vexing .. — ^ --------------------ure vexing .problema problem may lie obtained from the Merit back price control If the govern- e n f o r c e m e n t officera and Boclologi.it* 10 much edneern. System Offire. I \ O. Box I III, mant would stop paying man not r. Perhaps it la possible to glean from those correlated to work, would encourage full production, discourage strikes, bat- facts n gleam of light on Home of society it m anlft.d probonce tha federal budget and sin- Iem». • , ta rtly take an actlva Intaraxt In If we leitrn th at idlcnen i« n contrihuting factor in the sta rtin g Inflation Instead o f mat** cvila of delinquency, we may become less eager to make it ly, tylking abodt it. 'Our Unsolved Problem Hep. Rankin of Mlsalsslppl ha* Introduced, s resolution tor A'ongrer* to Investigate the CIO ns a "communist front organisation and declares that Henry Wallace, secretary of commerce, "seem* to be hand In glove with the CIO Political Action Commit**". In fact, th* CIO tried R# be.f «o nominate him for Vic# Pr*elde:*t and If It had succeeded, he would now bt Prt»ldtnt of tht UntUJ 8Ute#. proposed civic project* and mako recommendation* regarding them for th* guidance of public offici­ al*. That I* what Sanford netda . . . a email group of civic minded citizen* to decide what Sanford naad* moat in tha way of clvk improvement* and to maka. plan* for getting them. AFTER Nt>UJ • BOX SPRINGS • MATTRESSES • HOLLYWOOD BEDS • BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mr*. William Green Ball announce the birth of a sou. Wiltiain C te c n . J r - on Apt it I'.' at the Pcniald.Lanyhtnn Memoriill Hospital. Mr*. Bull is the foim rr E ranee. Morrow. 119 W. FIRST ST. — PHONE 1L73 . and Mr*. G. It. Mobley of Placid, announce the birth ion on April 2 at the Wrcm* itai tn Sebring. Mrs. Mobl-y t form er Evelyn Casper »f Polish government is evac 3,000 Germans daily to occupation tones in Ger­ Official* estim ate that four month* there will not single German left on soil. • Montana Might Have Bad Orange Season New Mm If.'fc U t.i tnarpfU • !««•* • • • LKWLSTOWN, Mont, — (A*)— Mrs. Odin Rnmaustad Is convinced that spring Is here, end th e never takes a chance. She moved her orange tree 'rom her kitchen to th e b ac-. yard—aa she doe* every sp rin g — ( w i l KtpnBan #utl*nBU* <•0, a m n si >0 urns. * P t>.un *> b - J l - p a U tw o f • A t u s c ilr e t j W w et M J f / K l j . _ i itfillfllft 1m K \ J 0 9 t K . B . . r , r - . ! * , i h O t N U l N C 5-t.tw -« W P w iM lP iR k n y JE T S __ D O T I C0MMJSI WIIH TOT CJUKUS ____ . . . ,,, . , O w n m l— w fr» H i t tm m trm RUSHmoa*f'or<itr, sor* Q.O.D. fee*. IM M FD !ATt SHIPM SNT i ' *t- . * K & K .SALES COMPANY . " _ t\ * • 534 Pittsburgh Life UMr. l>«pl. C-9 PiltnburRh 22, Pu • 1 • -_________ '____________ Mrs. Roy Reed entertained yes­ terday afternoon a t the home of Mr*. B. A. Howard, 203 Ea*t Tenth S treet, with ■ des»ert. hi idee honoring Mis* Doris Hall, popular bride-eject. A dilightful mint frappe* was »erve<l with cookies anil coffee by the hostess assisted tiy Mrs. HowariL. Car* nations. E asier liilies. statlce. iris and other spring flowers were v- ■-I to decorate the party rooms. Briilge ws* enjoyed wilh Mrs. George H a r d e n winning Blue G rass cologne as the high score prise and Miss Cecelia Truluck Old Spice soap aa low Prise. The honorce was prerented a lovely linen dresser set by the hbstese. Those enjoylny the party w ere: Mis* Hall, Mis* - Oleda Dyson. Miss Truluck, Mra. G. W. Spencer, Mre. Georye Harden. Mr*. J. W, Halt, Mra. Jame* Crapps, Mrs. K, B. Smith. Mre. Read and Mrs. Howard. - Mr. and M rt. J. H. Truluck nnd Mr. and Mr*. J. M. S tlnedpher attended the Central Florida l.um lxrm an's dinner party at' tho Orange City Hotel in Orango City la d evening. , ^-C < 'C K *‘r>Oi'OCv; Mr*. Dan . Mitchent and Mrs. Charles' McCluny wilt spend the week-rnd in Jacksonville w here .they will attend the international reunion day of the Alpha Gamma Delta social sorority. The re ­ union will be held a t th e Seminole home* . . . MRS. FRANKLIN BENNETT. MBS. HELEN JANE Hotel. . MOVES. MISS ANN BLACK. Miss l-nura Mae Brown and MRS. MAX .RUMBLEY, MRS. Mr*. J. Ross Adam* will leave by JAMES DYSON, MRS. JOHN plane tonight from Orlando for DIGIITON. MRS. LIND WEBER. vacation*. Miss Brown will visit MRS. E D W I N SHINHOLSEK, Mis* Jean Crowder in SL .Louts. MBS. CLYDE HURT. MRS. J E N ­ Mo., and Mrs. Adam* will visit NINGS L. HURT. J R - MRS. her »on and daughter-in-law, Mr. ROBERT ItEELEY, MRS. ROY md Mr*. Julian Adam* in K an­ REED, ami others . . . Several short plays jn costumes will lx* sas City, Mo. presented by the Lueser Dramatic Studio student* on. Monday aftei nooo nt 2:00 o'clock a t the Southside Schtail auditorium , . The public, is invited to attend. • “ MLS. JULIUS DINGFELDER’S new tile floors throughout t»v first story of her heme jn. Rose Court iU e-lbe .m iiL U st in town . . ..O n the pntio she ha* black '<>0, nnd « It its- nnd coral tile . In tbr Mr« ulher risun*. But the jnoat wpn f d n fu l nnd luxurious addition t« wifi her propeity I* the outdoor fire ­ Tnn place, which bn* three com part Ing merits.-one for lurking olid so on! j| The stone cookery is ru m ) undo I anj] by comfortable chairs, attractive |mr stunk tables, nnd a garden which |jra would litre u herm it out of hiding j. ju»t tu tA W a peek. Flood tight* (­ nre available for niyht use and -jj, instuthitions bay* W«fi completed ^ for connecting u “Jqok" when . music i* desired. Dial I hear u ' sigh? . . It is Florbln interpreteil 1j couectlv in every sense of the en, word' GAINESVILLE, Apr. 2fl. (Sjreci*l)— ** “ n Mu chapter o( I-ambda __ Alpha, „ ... social . fra(entity, - hits—been rcn'cn\*at«T at the University of Florida afte r holding an-inactive status during the w ar year*. ___ Officers have been nanirtl- to serve this term including: W alter It. Welrcr, Coconut Grove, presi■lent; A rthur It. Miller, Orlando. vice-president; Daniel U. Duncan. L a k e l a n d , secretary; John I). Bonidnuin, F t. loiuderdule. treasu rer; and Ernest A. Schuller, S t. Petersburg, social chairman. P. T. Dix Arnold, assistant professor of nnimal Industry at the University, wilt* act a* faculty advisor. Other members joining in the fratern ity reactivation include: Thomas J Hanley, Tam pa; Kobeil wa. J. Crumley. Sanford; II. Elveoo.l ■ Penney. Coral Galiles, und lavur'e ui G. Shepponl, Apopka. , A P N ew sfratuics Dear Judyv Have you any nev* paity Ideas tip , your cuff* that you ran spare? Phyllis Atfurd uf Colver. P a- i* looking for bru'n fudre for hsr sophomore class party. , It acems th a t Phyllis Is to lie chairludy of the Kb nshurg. Cambna, High Srhotd event. So far I think the hep* have a slick idea th at t h e ‘other kids might tike to try. The whole theme „of the parly is being taken frohiT-nmlc str p-t. All the drcorJlion* and favors are liased on lhe strips. For instance all the hoys at .the party a re given slips with mele comic strip h e ro n w ritten ■ w iifc .'ia ijM w k b tr iffla^MWnSlTW *T tT *| slip* with the name* of gir , ' comic atrip character*. Partners | M r v ' for the evaning are two that , . 4 f match like Oaky Dnaks and P rin -1 Vcess E la 'iv ur Jiggx and Maggie. ,J \ All the kids ware a lU tn g |i^ A v around the -other night t r y i n g j ^ H ' to decide w hat we'd he when | D we grew up. Mnry’ dec'ded v v e 'illB fe all be l.ahy-sltter* because that I ^* se«*m* to hr I ho only thing vse'vx R g B W Iwen trained to do. I've taken ■ ' . care of *u many babies lately I v - that I feel an ol.l as W histler’* I .. i ; mother. But at least I made ■ . - . \ enough money t.. liuy some Eas* I * te r clothes. «f Four teen-age girls from North ] •• • Texas S late college Ut Denton * arrived in New York to Join . . . . . . . • Vaughn Monroe's lotitd. The girl* ** , 1 *• • « thrilled with the big c i t y - ^andue -. especially the fact th a t taxicabs Dofotn _ liave window* in their roof*. 1 IB By the bye, had a letter from “f th* 1 “ Edward G w ifdt of Klisnlwth. in* thi * N. J - which prove* th a t it isn’t Demnc ’ Juat the girl* who nre ’gator House. , wlae. Erl say* he think* Teen — — . Talk is the lieam<cst thing he ear foi ’ has ever read. Don't you th in k ;o f fur * that Ed 'm u st have plenty in lh ro u g h . hi* watch works, or arc w e 1lunch t .g e ttin g to be snobs? , ed hot i. Chicago hobby-soici* found .1 conduc * brand new Idea in e street car hour* parly. TTiey chartcievl a , street tim e x Welcome to Sanford . . . all the young matron* who have m arried local residents or who have moved here with their hu»* hand* or Tnmilic* to make their (a> U it lili’ n « I IIlf lln ly l l turn r*p ll ’ia enpal I'h u i.h under the chairmen .hip of MIts H II ('I)LKMAN It foi heiiefi' >.f the Altai p'villd of • n . j t h e chore li MR W. A MORRI ,r, | SON grneim i.lv donated the, use S. of Slrirkhind Mmiisun display 1loom* to the *«le of goo«l* t»- . . This i. lo la* an annual sule li* nnd should draw more interest each year. MR nnd MRS. M. I.. It A BOHN uie now vnratloning on their -v yacht "The Senhinl” mining tin* BI1 Klortiln Key* for n m onth’s eruisi *n» , They tiegntt their trip on Apt 11 tth when they hoarded then ‘ * yacht at New Smyrna and travel \ T urn iip h Hoantif|il Tea Honoring* 200 P.K.Q. it *. OdcgateH Given At Hutchison Home ^ ---------- MISS JUDY PARTIN* anil MISS MAtlY LODGE. HAl.Pil MONGER »urpri*i*«l hi. wife Monday evening will) an an nivrrsary dinner party at ;he Anchor . . . celebrating tlieii seventh wedding anniversary . . Ile.l rose* .decorated the private dining room . , . MR. and MRS. HERBERT D 0U 0LA 8 and MIS. and MRS. MERMAN ECHOLS enjoyed the dinner w i t h the MONGERS. MRS. MONGER i* the f o r m e r ELLEN OVER* STREET of Longwnnd. May 7th is the date fur alt women who are registered a* • oler* in Scminol^ County to exercise their franchise . . . The irgistratlon hnolu have checd mi l elector* for the county reached a total of 7.40.1 . . . Of this total Mill are negroes . . . Thi» electUm {» the Democratic prim ary and every woman in the county nhuuld take alt Interest In the event . • • sillily |hc. candidate* . .• . and vide. City Civil Service Board Enjoys Dinner The City Commissioners honorrat member* of the City Civil Set vice Committee lust evening with a dinner paity in the private dininis* room ut the Anchor. AHiac live atrunR rm rn\* of n il gladi-' •dime* and light blue lupine attd yellow tap ers In crystal' candel­ ab ra decorated the r mYiWirt i Those enjoying th ti .SriU'C, j wvre;. II. , J , Gut. II Low lo lo e,— Robert Gei’rye Donald Itisboi Tolar. llariW -l.ee, l.lo tlltd Fieri U iIm.11; THE MAYFAIR INN Citixfiw of Stinford. .for your rei|Hmsc to of our ..Main Dinijijr Hoorn .on Faster _tJli.T Jius'-Utatiinal a iuiHaji--tasLi— It is p r in tc tl Ih *Iiiw f o r your inspcc- Longwnod i . . lion Soup MBS. J. II. MKNICh JODIE MITCHELL; Presiilent. C hrist Chuieh ipet with a Iaige t ottey Junior College, Nevada, attendance at the In me uf Ml * Mo. . . . This college* is owned Charles Nickel* oil Lake Wildanil maintained bv the P .E .O .! m ere Thursdny iifteiiiiH.ii \fie r Si«teil^Mxl. which i> an interna- devathinnl all icpait* of eluiii tnmal educational organisation, men were road and accepted. A IVE.O. ha* more than two million I generous *um was n*i»**itiHl fm •Inllar* invested in the education the United Thnllk Offetiug taken • I women, through a loan fund at Palm Sviinhiv C-iiiimun-u *e. •'f more than fault,lllHI and the v ice A 1 1 nngement - wen ■■•in Hritctl E m it Cup V-H-t **eklail Cleam of Tomato Sviup A --oiled Itelivhe* Fiie.1 l -|ie»at*eake Scalloiis,* Saute Ileiirtiaisc Fried Chicken, French Filed Potatoes ,t Stuffed Native Turkey. C iaiibenv Sauer — Hill..I l a mb 1'I m'P*. Apple \\t-dge* llioded Top Siiloin Steak. Mushrooms Green Deans Ittluc E-< alh‘pe.1 Spinach | i .. r . i Vn ardent admirer of the . t o n e . L o n g w ..... . Card Clut* met with ■u ERNEST HEMINGWAY »nd Mr* S I ........ . Salur inspired by that in a .t e i 's de*. «'•> night when j ■• table, of , nptioii „f a lion hunt In A f i n a l"n.H-hle were m W i ) li w«* that he decided to -lu ge n .iinilai » - " i p n . e when I*..- new aiiihm • •afail himself Ills Wife .aid •■Not without me." and hi* w ife'. Sunnyland ... ............. Sung of by M.* ..other also deviated herself T'ippr, v .a , given l.v Alt I uppei the p.rlv You have to ...... lf 1 ,V' i.ave that harkyronnd to under. A Millionaire w... -ong m » . U n d I h . s r .n e l h s | evrr.tuati*l sym nuthetl* termf l.v the noth... * * HUH' IhMhif XHnCrwwy**W Mtai' i about .Is months later The h u n t. N lv e ’ ler I upper Malmtale to n ‘ . . . They enjoyed sightseeing m in- Miami f.n several day* . . . end be tu*c they me sigbtseeiug amm the key*. ml , In and around the Ahrh-*r er recently bavi be?n: Mlt. and MRS ROY HOLLER end guest*. >K MR. nnd MRS. DONALD DUNS ml and guerts from Miami, MR. and on MRS. HARRY LEE, MR. and MRS. HARRY TOOKE. MR. ami ue MRS RICHARD DROWN. M'r ut and MRS DALE SCOTT, J ' t . MR. mid MRS. GEORGE TIIURSby iTON. Hit and MRS A W FIT S, «R MR and MRS M C. GINI' I It. Ir.-itU H - RAYMOND LUNIWJUIKT; danced seat*. .- „f playr.l n new gnmr K\ or>!><•■I>' ■rm| puts a toothpick in His • mouth, yn„ . the one who sta rts the chain put* a Life Saver on his toothof Pick.. The trick. Is to pas* the | Life Haver from toothpick to toothpick without touching it I_ — Have you licar.l Dorsey ami the lii* Clambake Seven p la ttrr, ‘‘T here’* n Good lllus-w Tonight'* ut* . nnd "D on't lie a Ilnl.y, llahy*" a man and his Wife awakened n; I'v-hlueril. M jutlflr hjlmlf vngtwl) rniiMiniM s*1*.! wet.. ...........I l.v tin of the fact that something w m | Mr* 'ly itle I •1Cenl and Mr* missing. The snillrthing, ilde-jD- D t.lny s|teril h n stri With veloperl. was Mama . . They their daughter* Ruth and Mary searched for hei (or nlmut a n ' C atheline w ho* ate freshmen at hour . . . the wife avidly and thniF S .C .W husband perfunctorily- . . . Suit* i There will he served a linked denly they found her cowering in Iwan nnd brown bread supper a clearing wllh an enormous lion J with dessert and coffee by the roaring ut her ten feet nwnyH vir League nt Library Hall on crouehing for » spring “ My God T• tdiry niglu Muv 1 fm henefu Henry." shrilled the wife. "W hat I'd building improvements will we do?" . “ Nothing." said , Mt* \rmn Gieenleaf win. t.«thc husband prompt Iv' "Tin Inn. ' Ih-.-h . >»intei gur«t of Mi gut himself into Uiol_/rv. Ne*» .llllia ti llml* I n . rrrurtred te tier Tet him get nut of it." [home in Glenn liidjtc. N J Ihe, It'* th ru and year*. a real hot ballad has PENS ~ — IJ |-. I' - *Tts, I t feti' M ■ DAILY! “ I T T J w l“ ,r^ ^ ^ Sipoi II m ti. - L a s t D a y F rid a y !! PWTi.YrTWir.iV I ^ mirujin-j ijou BIG C A R O U A L I T Y A T L O W E S T COST! lotgo, roomy, wHh Big-Cor ttyUng, I S a tu rd a y VOCABULARY Brain Fudge Watch Work* '•UIII.K . I , d n r . Tax) S u n d ay — M onday 0M I HI H R i o ^ lAS1l ss, r.cctiwtD I0R 0R1MHI»I O n ly ! FEATURE IONIC AUTRY " I'n d er F ie s ta S lu r* !■ 14m lu tu 'i — \|„ S O — a i t * DP IL LS S U f T T The Dixie Cream Donut Shop will OPEN DAILY AT 7:00 A. M. begin­ ning Saturday for your early morning enjoy­ ment. (Ac FLORA R0IS0N LIMITED TIME! —ALSO— Wall Disney’s “ HOCKEY HOMICIDE” New and Old Patronage Greatly Appreciated . v OPENS OPENS 207 WEST FIRST STREET, 5.20 I’. M. !I Friday — Saturday NEW PATTERNS IN ANKLETS \\ i Thrill Trail ;urday banking hours of the undersigned * ■ •L iu* whd# greet A«ar la*U-r«gat*r 11.00 2*s. If price. Mewy <*n buy o*’Suer atedermt fur pJnpJmtioa 1 la S days. DeUgbtfally *plry ia , n efy lesltyw Jh*y* *aIL 4##*aT «L* to |« . aa spfUicaliaa. llsr**lc*x t« sbterctl ftbri**. \ • A5 - .50 — .65 — .75 THE PAIR A USU - CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Sunday — Monday JA C K V ANDi LONG TOPS . a • LISLES — RAYONS — RIBS banks will be 9:00 A* M. until 12-Noon. ADMISSION: 90c u i Saturday* and Sunday* V' i A ■with n U D A Y , A P I lll. Ii30 I'. M. n MT!;j:);"d J r |* F Opposite Holler Motor Sales performanca—ond it saves y o u m o n ey on the first Saturday in May (May 4, .. 10c 0 »c (list i rent.I in )<,<■• -The blue* numbei ho* trum pet and the lutby a slow ding tempo. • 'Bye Untie, Vivian In. welt. Remember—only ChovreM ve ‘ ? C ESl t<iull> Children ( 0 0 < ic f Thi*. n ew Chevrolsi li tho Mg tfuobhf- rtda's cities are to keep p an Salad 1 piufesaional training with the tjln m Payne ha* .............. i|H>*e «f .elf *iip|HHt cniehei f.y Ih. s a.,f ,.l I elei v ''Oiitf of the i iprn 1C«•»««I . 1 r*U I>ji>*«*1»<«11 nine ll«* !* .*>«•.I on I think Hint I •h»»ll never ••«••• Stet»nn nine Mini I hr \ it IIa»p \ hillhcai(| lovely n« ti lir e nine at | l y I nn M« !• heil. tinliUx the IjiIIIhiukU f m11 l*aynr m i l hf* Imul« sji* hvinu I’ll never Pee n tree it ill III then new limnr « hunli M iam i THE DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP ON SATURDAYS I'e.ii lu'Miif I t’lli'UV f»»* iCirU. ( ottry (or iitntr Sm id! n« «\ i »• ' • !lri»p Tbr ftitiil h;«ta •••(♦ i n ilivilip g in limit Kt i u •liiitriif* •»c IImii ll.OUO uontFii In cnllf'i’i' Hrrr b\ tin* 0H ’/ . * Treasury, Florida’* citia*, ! r* such local improvemanl* I •Ireet*. »td*walk», aewrerage I Mi, tennis. j Mart, Ubrariaa, i« and playgrounds, hospital* so forth must be made, ar* sally without fund*. Some naw Miss Hall Honored By Mrs. Roy Reed Robert Crumley Joins Lambda Chi Alpha ' f in s ’jv . FRIDAY • * .. The N. da V. HowafJ Chapter of the U.D.C. will m eet at the home of Mrs. F. K. Roumillat, 010 Palm etto Avenue, at ' ;t:30 P. M. for a business meeting. Lea Souar* will sponsor n dance a t th e Womans Club im mediately followiny the senior elaes play which will hr p re ­ sented at Seminole High School. HAPPY BIRTHDAY April ! • M ary Hill The uating Allied many. within be a Polish TELE. NO. 148' SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Trulufk Social Calendai criminal for a boy to engage In healthy labor. When we understand thnt organised nnd directed recre­ ation contribute to good citisciifhip and subtract from the sum of juvenile delinquency we may acquire a higher opin-1 Ion of public parks and supervised playgrounds. And when we, learn th a t lads who huve a'business of their own make the most reliable soldiers ami tho most typist paid by the S tate Welfare blameless citizens we may decide th at the business of re­ Loard, to the »SS0 maximum for stricting the field of labor can be overdone. • . chief of machine accounts paid It is no difficult thing to find the sources of delin­ by the Florida Industrial Commis­ quency. Those sources are abundant in cities where child­ sion. .The w a r t spread In ail ren play in beer taverns because they have no park facilities claaslficalions is on • promotional ami where they spend their hours in Idleness for luck of in­ Register* to be etablishrd will Iw used by the appropriate azentelligently supervised playgrounds. This city has solved many of its m ost.pressing prob­ cits Jn filling Job vacancies as lems and it is striving manfuKy to solve more of its prob­ they occur. . lems. But are w« giving sufficient attention to one of the most vital of all pur problems? Are we giving our children House Hunters Favor the supervised recreation that marks the difference between Wife Boats Overseas a happy success and an ignominious failure? NEW YORK — ‘ l*>>— Name* So long as wc leave our children free to loiter in tav­ erns we can hardly claim to have done our full duty. * —Dally Oklahoman Is in oversea* Army ftatlon* '• - Something I fer Florida** •tarring muaicfpatltU*. Miami's youthful and onern t ic Mayor Palmer Uil* Oov. W o m a n s C l u b M e e t, L u n ch e o n W ed n esd ay TERRACE TALK | ■I a l r V ’ '% �r- *V ■ ’ =1*1 ■ r h * . - =» g i-f • J 0 - H (! T IIE H A N F U U I) IIK K A I.I), H A N K U IID F L O R ID A •A G E S IX mi — TT. ,U- 111". i *■ - ; . ii- t>iI;t * ■ h■ <v Jerry Dvorak To Face Leesburg Texas Schools Packers Tonight At Local Park Put Emphasis Lake Steals Heme With Winning Run In 5th; On Cage Players Tuttle Geia Four in His Five Trips; * Silverman Mnkes Sparkling Catch l By Jack Soi< \R D TO BEA T c A K W i c a S rxtM ljp •frtiS S6AS o J Wr<A A PitttC C fiO u'-e <*. l i f t , e t t f o e 1He to-ifcP*ifciZWpiXcAOtf Football May Have Kept Texas Out Of Baskethall Picture )r AP Newxfcnturr* STANDINGS U tliil’V■ *i ittl , * APRIL 2«, 1*46 - * ‘ :■ , .u • ' Mungo’s Release Apparently Ends Career In Majors HANKS B EnU CEII nUENOS AIRES. A pr. 20 (VP)— — The A tM nline i,ovv,nmcit. '.a* ixsuttl a itecrce, effective today, which reduce* all priv ate hung*, in the country *uh*tantinlly to agcnciei of the centrnl hunk. The f’iintral Hank rrcentJy was na­ tionalised. Farmer Brooklyn Ace Won 14 Games Last Season For Giants Men, Women! Old at * 40,50,60! Get By-JULIAN STKNSTROM Manager 1^1_txvy’* er fftk ,- Celery Fill* wmt ihflr fifth 1 Florida Stale l,etigue victory last FLORIDA S M T i: LKAttUK NEW YORK, Apr. 20. H I - FctlYcarsYoungtr, Full of Vim tdglil '.in leu . start* thus far * « , 1.. l*r«. The .New York Glunt* yesterday 1“ till* sc anon when Jim Schonu-I iitiiridu AUSTIN, Tex. Tela*, which hnndixl an unronditlonol relen?" M it (jaHstii lli’iiifi . • a 5 1 ‘- l*H« held (In' fiiifnmvilio (! Men to H hasn't made niurh of n sptlisli t I Aug i • tlH, * to p'tchvr Von Uitglo Mungo, the iix kufillr. white hi* males were MHftN nnttonnlly in ,-fdlege basketball, *o called “F eck's laid Imy of . as* r**i*w vu**I* a,. c*Si** w j >s * * e s * Retting nine off the ^deliveries of I t r i w i r t t l basrh.-tll." . , , Al all I n i >im *« « * rrs S e e * — 1 ,5, HI think* thing* are going to he dlfIf tin Hob Kuti> for n 7 to .1 win. 7 181 forw)l from now on. The G iants' release of Mungo I* > » I* N «l tel'I'IIT O ' IIHI'll. -- Jtrhnnlcl’* beginning wn* n iiit IV<MM it! Tile game i* picking top in i-ftlwa* the follow-up to his sitxpeq dinky nntl the G-Men look nil ■‘•Irrd ii ‘a tlralttta next, If* gtoun >u iinuli in in sion this Spring hy M anaict h i m f i t t i l T i f i n l n r f t t i H r .1 vantage rif n Wee.hit of wlhfhe**, lcrr*t the serionl* wrulif imw like Mc| Olt J o t hicaking training. t ffismJu 4; Ht two Inftehl ttitji unit two singlet to take the ton division ’Ofe <:l4st !> I' i-m t l l l ; IM IK IM * It appurantly will end M ungo? m il l R i r d H e v ’fl m il l for thetr onty thu-e tun* of the IrfVsfiiim 1.1* I|*i I lf'Pte» II**»*uIj AA—out of die Imiiil* of tin- lii' FltKKM I > l r 4,WLJ ® I’RlCES storm y m ajor league career which rontral. Gawri tarxcholuxtic l.t-ngue noil makr BIRDH^Y'H QUALITY FEEDH ildtes hark to 1031. ' Urtastlii iti JU .u l». The Katin racked up si* rtolej money out of it m, in football. U f f l i u r i at M A N K u llli Mungo w aa.lhe top winner for lintel tu*t night, Buddy l^tke Ilf Mt ini Ht IM Ihs In -otlwr wnrtle, »onie of Ihe the Giant* last year as he re getting- four. Lain *1010 home in rklMikn i t fluiiii’fliillr, ronebe* woulif like In hr.mtle ijir tuincd from the Army to stage the fiflhu til give the Fed* n I lt.17 Laying Math rare on a >=late-,wiile ^llmltiotion n fine comeback to wih 14 gameNATIONAL LEAGUE I** 2 lent], hsxie with MiMrict . fhrimplih* nnd |ose only 7i ThL Sprlrtg, 1 1ifm ««. I.. Starting Midi 1.85 y - r ln the firiil inning Eaton meeting in l>l-ili*ltiri, <|mirtirll»""M)n however, thp hlg Ill-year oi l narked Schtdilel for a hone oft if* i r w ill* ■i-i ??*; final*, nenihfihit* itmi fuml-. piny, Growing Mash .cighl-hnnder revel veil llttlv a t M l* ., took third titv Jlill’ft pup ”* with the elite* liiihting for llie Itig cut nn in. the Giant*’, training . fly which dropped buck of short, 4>roitrr Mash ... play-off. tl|, to now the survivor* camp in Miami. |n one of Id git mnl neiiifil when Sttlwell, the piitimuf ?;*-u of—d id iI n ami -Id-.luitlet r«nmt» first pitching starlit Mungo w n i ^ielneeviite - rn*>li»w* (Dffifttdfld to CiitrlniiRlf Hairy krwl . hove lieen tn.'eliiig hete in it slHle _knocknl out of till'e lux. The * deep short. i i-t . ri.11 * Imimitineut. • „ TTtiryifrSJtonilnl ln*«l'r obierteii I r»lrr*1f*t%» 'Itir otlier two run* for Gaines Hoe Rat inn Afleliilttnu' at this year1* IoiiI t H^I»h f*; Tf*fk I strenuously tu be’ng taken olij — vilie nrme |n the rhint Guenther Fin *fjiirgh Til Hi. r*i**r» mimcnt undouhtiilly ndded to the o f the game, however, and made sent n M-retuning line drive into Special discount !> hags tn Ian *| Hit uif>t«I >| T* '»y|UI<■«kci ngitnion fur „ *tate pluy-off on U scene on the field. renter fiehl hut Jerry Silverman, 111 utikh I! ill l.’ltllteitel|*)lill Inis. the foot Id*t| plan. Thirty-fiv e r .a l t f A few ilny* Inter in Kirhitumd. playing hi* flritt game In Ilit* GlMM ihutisninl n.dd ndioi*‘-lnns taxed Vit. (Hi suspended his ace in nut fie hi. i hi mil in u In illitarii | t r i > n ) i l > ii f i t N * iv V o # I* it I II R S K Y the gymnasium for U ine ilava definitely. Olt suys he tuts heard catch. Scliniitel tilt Cooper with Hi- J*mli»s »t 1*1(1M-H-if|il». • B l6 B A r-ftlSV B A ^ SfV P CAel nnd Inrre flight* of plnVi* The nothing from Mungo since thv *.-*Tme~irf" hi* wide *pit<-h». Salop F lou r & F eed M il In t otnpellng srlu nl* dim e in the ineldvnt. At one lintv, there were FteJisM a t o Wisw e * , d e aingli-il to m iter, foo|w r ifoiiig yA rJK eC i o 4 e o f -itie proeertls hut the t hittnphili* gel AMFJIIt’AN I.KAGI'K at rung stories that he hail ron■ wnlkeil f to fill to thinl, mnl “Hill w SfAftTfep OOfW ittl A 5 < i O Wist 315 Tout First Hlrret m ost e r r e e t t e ajfurs Th m Is. Prf. no mitre tluitt the m-1umi|* ellmiti* tuctril the Mexirdn League tint the liaet'*, Roth fcmpei aiiil Katun nrliffit A— ^ 1 n J a a -rUti A-ratBflcS * ltd -f.iCMAJOKS nlrd In the first round. . had Iwen unable to come t< > 1 r r m w i the iililter whe»\ SlUwell IftJStPfi terms with them. Jjirk o f igierialir.e<t coarlllng, 1 ?*• .S V ic T o # It t ainvletl to tenter fiehl. 3 ano Ihtt'flirt that th e fiMillmll seasoit While -H slut pitcher. Mung i , 'r ,fl";' From %iat fwiint, • 8cluinlelf''l & ‘Ml l*illl» never did quite make llu* 20 win I* so h iig II Interfere* with hu*-i rv t t * ' turnett ‘ In « fine perfiirmnnce. * lilia g o & murk in uuy one season. However 3 t JJ1 ketiuiit mnl several other reasons . r U r l f A F C I iP T A j k l lie regnlnetl hi* perfeel control, A.ifttvilil’l..u 4H 4P ftV L /v I v lH he did lie Hie mndrrit miijnr --■ m have lieen advnnrcd fur failure of j * A / fannetl *1*. ami tillnwril only two llllatlrjjthit 1 •■(rnil^'a It r*..h A Texir* roiteyrs In nr .gnus in Ilit* ' league m u n i by strix tig mil « hit*, one nil Infield fluke, for Ihistfitt IJ. Nf'it \ ..IT . seven men iii sticcexsitut' in IP. 10. nnthlflfll jlletuii'. Til* liny* reach­ the remainder of the lilt. • ^ftllrflitf*) 11 'M* wltii.l * lie nlxo Iiit thv Ivilguv in liming* ing college ju.-if have Ii lieen nilf- j Ct* ffsail Ii. Hi 1j»yf Ill Ihe Fell half of Hie third PM! ill* al . - h 1 it c: i «t». Ipmtely Coached and d take, tun* pitched, shutouts, sliil’ fliiktu|lt<. 8hnr|>e walked, nnd went In ti-l Itfiiiii*. ra n His career U spotted with line* S in g le or1 M arried long to develop iJtern there > aceninl when Tuttle lieal out no lly Akaorlaled FreH*. 1 ‘a (•nnira and suspensions ax well ns pitch­ Ilul all tbe«c Ihingv except the! infield hit, However, the hull not S»»« Vttrk ill Wu«hNi#(l'«fi Memphis Age* IQ - 35 m phis and New O rleans tie ing feats. In iftdC be quit the Iht*Jfiir !it i,hlt*ai|rlfp|i(sj long football sens fin tire lieing* _ nwuy from Smart, and Hhar**e ii [■ again tonight In the final Experience Unnecettftary * l allira|ft a t f l n t Liiiit Brooklyn Dodger* and then ws* taken rate of. That will ton If! ry ■ » t „ , advanced to lliirtl when he found round of a red-hot four game IteltMj I I I Kl I......... . • Paid while learning suspended indefinitely and fined hft*krtlml| to liln u e , lu gruw mid j * t l l | I l t l l S I JO lV n r \ 8 } ■ri|rn with the Southern A**n 'n o 'o n e coveting the nark. Iwvy AMERICAN AHNIM IATIIIN* show* Ihe* schools that the sport then b)anted u lerrlflr iltive into SANTA ANITA, Cul.’. Apr. 2»5, |2()0. The next year ne was fined • Frequent increase# .ialidn lead ax the reward to 1.. r e t T rip i U . will make money a* well :u fold■ center field hut l)ender*on made h i . I*rt m 1 J r n the winner. Memphis still lend (ilh— Mirny n »nmrl chararler ho* fl,0 0 0 unit suspcmleii nfler u mid. • Overtime pay L 1 RteJ tig)!.‘Then, mote emphad* will g<* night hotel fight with teammate a Iwnutlful ttnh nRuln*t the w«U of tried to heal the liooklc* hy hav-' today the _r xlim ma rgln „ ----- hy — ... — j *1 u l l . u » «|tf«! U 6 t '» • I’uld vn cn lion x Jimmy Uucher at St. Louis. nn I he gam*. Thinking the hull had not hedi hl.oO ing race result* flashed to him half u-gatne after splitting 1 tteY I j | r .^T.4 • Taxi-rah H e r r i c e fn» cn ugh I, I,*vy iiuIIh I up at aeeond Tt rt t fi if i * The Texas High Velum! Cunrlif.r 1 1 11A VTOM A nt-'ACII a or 2tl .ilouhlehender last night with the before they ore official on th? ' Mungo underwent a shoulde. operation In 194U and finished, t"*r 3 % - arid Tuttle hulled on third, iluwAs* irelit l Ion ha* in ken a helpful (Special I Tla ^ i l o ^ k c k e r r 'Vl’ tale houru K>c* lb* t>«fler wire. This keeps track detectivet the srnsan as a Dtooklyn coarh, | 5 * 4 ever, Shnrjie lagged up nnd came ( * d ltl (i tI it| » step. It hired Adolph V- Ituup; lore from thv m depth* of thr * ,u , 3 ,0*t. ‘h e, nightcap const nnl Iv nn the lookout fo( flew In the Spiing of 11111* hr got I AITI.Y ‘CHIEF OPERATOR .331 a h depth in for the first .Fed run. Mvy liiir-ketliall conch of the Itniversily A tlanta ilmnnert Into the way* of getting such Information , \ • • I r r d n r f t K rw ttll« Florida S late lymtrnc cellar here I to J. R - 5 weekday** into tumble again when the wu* tailed out and Tuttle w»* nf Jindiirky, Nalimi.d Invitnlion last night when they lapped two third slot last night by Iosiiia out of the course In a hurry.’ .\Iiiwftiik*F i Mifificapiill* HT l*Arie Krtt**4* t‘lty S n tu rd n v H 8 - 1 2 atioi mil. rhampli-th to in-1 ore on the irniiie llnytmm lleurlt liurlrr* for an IL another gam e to tihattm iunva. Al the recent Santa Anita meitl- Dodgers trained at llnv.nm. It. T'tlnlu k ill I n * I Four mn* came in during the at the annual rnnchi-ii; sehool tn to d victory over the Islanders. The Lookouts Manked the Crack­ ing, private detective* mllan-tl a was suspended nnd fined ulut also tit>uif^iM*n i H i **•!tiiiil#(is fifth frame. Tuttle singled to August. It Itisg decidetl to play The win wn* t h e second of tm? ers 7 tu 0. man who they wc-ie certain hail had to fnr* a t2U.(N)U damage Hr^QUiter second when renter and ___ want . . . n to . ______■ In Mobile, the Uurra finally n tiny short wave transmitter suit brought by a t'ylwn dsnn mi nil-star .baskt-tliall game. SOU filK IlN ASMDlT.V TION reoium fur the Fuckers in -m idi team. Finally he was released In reVy wnlkM.' T,nIfe' h-MVefl«io fi II TfKIu ~ tv, lr p d j The player* in the all-star lion to hidng their sceoml stru t’'h i hit ihtt jackpot afte r losing ten under his coat. They took him Montreal and sold tn Minhenpollj v» mplilii the aftek*. Igutgeloii ejngleil of the tlrst eleven games. The uwttv for questioning and were I game are rondog from the «lnle win over I la NVw (»rtFj»n« _ left field to Iti score *core Ttillle Tuttle itmf AlI.tfiL^ dear* mauled three Little (lock their fare* red when they dis­ from whom he was Imnght by schimllmy touroanient There were ia-eddirg _ Levy. With the attire knotted^ mure than 1.0011 ■m-IiooN (dhylng in the first fram e with a flv* pitcher* for 10 hits nnd. a 111 covered It wn*' nothing mil an the New York Giants. Like look ;nt id'll nife of n *I<IW liaski'tlwll in Texas this year and jyiii attack, Tlivy uddv i th r.e tu I wilt. Meanwhile, the Nftsu- iron cast—the suspect was con-] 1ln« k delivery liy Full* iiiyl »inle home frem these -J tennis hnlllttl their more in th - fourth ilmi a pair ville Voli (lasted Hlrmingham 7 valcscing from a broken neck. i Silverman grounded In Itnglanil way In the lit— liiiirnamcnt where in ihe fifth. .Another runic in to 4. In tonight’s 'gam es. Mem­ i at short win, i<ii u n til the nil Vrkirrfttfg *ir«ttlla phis play* at New Or leans, (Ttal,rhnmpi'iM-hi|n in three el»**e* Ihe r lth lh , MAMS SIGN PARKER I I III|ifIfte |; Nf»H #*f ipp N* 31, Fir** were ileliroHrie*!. and prtmlttrd laugstun to nCnre. rnnooga ill A tlanta, Nashville iu LOS ANGELES, Aju. 20, tA T Miirffiinimk mid .iutrsoii htirlv, lu lh« eighth the le d i doled Uiiiiltngham and Id llle llork at The Iaw Angeles Rom.-, nf 'hv orfiriaL *uv hu*kel|iiill in the for the 1‘ackvts white llltisko nnd .» r _ - ^ r - u 1, niiikiBAiiMa 2: ,\||xit|<H «* LOUISVILLE, Ky., (5 ) Arththe till «wny when Sharpe wit* Mulille. Unbll* H; 14111* llwk I N.-itiomil FooiIhiII iesKti* -have ur “II. ”Hancock'* C slfttn this year wrt* the licet from Mnloof (Am m | for Ihe la!vlh. Klud, m itnfe an HagUml'h error, »lo!e ^nihvilin % llllIHlflMtiJim I* * , Haiti wax the only winner jin signed cud Rill Parker, formctly with eight Ivormw,ClniLoimt Ihe slnnihmint' of iptalily, n* well | . the leading •eeond and seoretl on Tuttle'* flho South Atlantic League ltj*t of llte Ufilvcrslly of town. Mean as Hunntity. !t shnwtal heller INTFTNATHINAL LFAC.tJK UPLAND, Apr. pc. lid. (Hint-lull single to left, hi* fourth for the 'ftlghl, Ail four games were po(t- white. Marine iJeut. Aftgv'o tter- hreedrr of eligible* fur the Ken­ touche* were living employril unit V M lir*'*1, llrcatla tucky Derby here Mny 4. The llet#an<l k c I llat* slapped eveninw triji*. e v r n i o i . Iin I I five IU H U I [ | > . Lake .*lngled i i .k i u i ll,u ih * « t .. » I that Ihe game « n< uuiving out of nn II to 4 defeat on the I'alutkt. iHineil, Irt tonight's nluyl league telli, former Notre Lane slat, J l'lt fc f it ) 3, | r M I Bi* uf the It!) three-yeur-ulds tn right To More Tuttle wiUi O i c | r . i j o i lending Augusta plays the Tar* soys he ha* received an nffer ‘ the alepM-hilil rlns* irt Texas. Axalrn* lust night which sort from Jacksonville who are tied 11 iny the Ruxlmi Yank* pf the nominated for the classic were and final Celery Pet Tf*H11* t\ N« h a f L ##. bred at, Wnmm Wrighf’s Cnlome* f4rrjt£!il*«"'a 5; Mnr»irii#il * m ailer. O n ilyv 44 - W W ii ini tt oe rr H I t (H r in)K lc ' ‘!iHal hiily^StnttrlA f t i l >T?ft: g ii!^ i 4HiV> T Le M -N nrly im nofiiTlhT Y te |m - 't A„ iT H ttie p w rp m Lnrt-v iifTscr'-im i vr lit u n Ftorhtty -ngt r TCnan-pTPIt e ti v I *. meanw-hde, vlij ,,r K, jt . (Lmawr-nTTli U tlV i;lt it.l.l: with five each. They are Elmer with th . Savannah In- 'o f ,yh. AIl-Americ. Confer*r.rv. —1 . n n r fi Dale Bhaffer’a Coldstresm Btlid. H'- Du*ll*-|,' Jl, t a d fttlJCpr,, It, 4 J * i(Ian*. Another tie find* t'olum J, H. WJiitney’s Greentree Farm ipg night 1 to 2 win over the litis amt Moton struggling to get V'lniai, It 1 | 1 Tuttle. »• S 5 t .T .......... to 3 2 1 I, try. Mi JI a Saint*. Koval took clear possession of th . fourth nnmhvr win tn Ihe Florida-Inter­ and C. V. Whitney. LQUI8VIU.F,, K y .,.(A V - Itec “Ht, Atj^ustine ‘ " ‘ HIM. I-f r e I | .nil# II II Breeders of four eliglblts are sine* li>IO show the odd* ti the Hill for the Red Hats and spot in th* first division. Odum- nal tonal League last n igh t It H t U I - . • II. • 3 ” 1 l - . f i R ' l i , «l t l 3 MIAMI, AVpt. 2 0 ,-(A)— ttepra nnl* he almost 7 to l again*! 'he gave up six hits white his mate- bus play* Columbia amt Macon was the third. Urn. that pftehsr H, P. Ileodley, W alter J. Salmon’* PACKAGE STORE II, tul r'n. cf 1 » a Juiilr., Jli I t I srntatlVes oSf Itjft club* "f t ttiiKlauit. a* 4 a e/4i*|,‘t. |1 3 f> t> winter hook favorite winning the were getting II o ff Ilnust am plays G renville. Alt of the -Ulta , Larry Ualdwin had gone to th? Merc worth Farm , Robert J. Ktele a g u e Kentucky Ilrrhy/ .............. ...... hourt, so i « « Aehatift. n t * » the rtortila--International i mound for Miami ami his team- *ier»V King ilsnek. -niU IL *»•> Smith. AND I1AR ■ r. scheduled for tonight. FaTtx, I t a I ■.iiv'l-'n. rt t ft. I wilt meet In ‘‘.Vest Palm Ueach H arrington and Koval slam m e’ Only four wilder hook fa'mr. There la only on* gam . to mates collected 12 hits to gfvv yer, P. A. B. Wldener and vh# Runtlay to make plans for the 31 I J IIS W. First St - Phone M# lies have won thv "criiv during out triples during the affair report on tn tha Southeastern him plenty of support In wlnntn': tele E. F ..’ Woodward’* Vahlinn , Tidal* 31 J * Voliily first of the league's three alt ht* third straight,' 11 to 3, ThV Farm*. *r*re It) lantn* c ■tar ji t« ,hftt thim, They wrm Mnrvteh in Del.siiil’n ‘ big lun ng came if! tin IBIi iH P * M *»!)—d star w n , Jii lgC ^■y_n'!. A*'*’’; (1022. Itrlgh fount tn l« 2 « . tint eighth when they senred ftv lea g u e today. All th. others Havana Cubans conNmwd theli -* ftalncadlla were rained ouL In the gamu ,-------o*| ft|v l l l “ l president .. S A M -n llli -strictly * 11*"* *■“* In .1030 amt Count Fieri run*. played last night. Pensacola out successful invasion last night by the tneetlng. *“ wiir ln |ij(,i Reach J4 to 4. Idastfng Min mi Bench lusted Anniston to Uke u 4 to -I rout inv. ' ORLANDO, Apr. 20, (Sprclut w h In Iho tenth Inning. The The Cuhmt* are still mdrenten in .U. J 1h>ting Itilx 27-yenr stretch, 'COMPLETE 8EI.ECTION OF Allen il*ilaud that nf tlie early * fdViirttes — The Orlando Senator* con schedule us n«»ted for today has league competition. West Palin no- basis for retiuru (hnt lTin failed tn atari. linuixl thrlr winning way* her Jackson (ilnylug In Selma, Vick* Bruch evened Iheir serbs w lft meeting Sunday hail hern m ile I last night when Fnxldte 8 win burg at Montgomery, Pensacola Tnmpn lust night hy taking a to itivestlKatv the rsstrr nf the NEW YORK. Apr. 2<J l/P )dell* to-tsed seven bit halt nsain> lit Anniston and Meridian at 11 to II victory. Thy *cK*xliil* PLAYERS NAMED unbeaten Havana rluli/ remain* the same lo-iny with salt j Ilvn Hogan liehvjta that prufesSI, Augustine to down the’ Saint, Gadsden. hy n ucore of tl to I, sinrtal gulf must find a way The Miami Bun Box posted of the team* having two more . Apr. , 20, GTj—The ^ . __ _ ___ __p LONDON. game* in their current eerie*. 'Hutson was on the hill for !h> Mo turv younger playeU into the Knclioh I.awn .Tennis Association Btrfnvrke Jtefnvrke men lihl was nicked , game—or «i*e fner the Ins* of napietl two ^singles jdnycra tor i l blows, Runi( and Herr its nflrcnt |HipuMH<y. m the nrlttsh Davis cup__teain- man of Ortsmlo ram . up will year** tending money ---- /■re nut NEW YORK, Apr. S5. td*>- They are 22-yenr.olil l^rck Barton a pair of hit* earlj While Rodnfi IChromium Pin led coming tu The colorful' manager nf Lhf and Donald MrPhuit, The doubles nxnnleil it (uilr fur the Saint*. years. !yt«)nvr Hrnokiyn Ibstgrix.• Ia4> DurochcG team will be rompn*cd of John •k N o n -H lr ip (le a n t ‘ Uniters win ha* won ait at quilt at nf n chnrgp land will oppose Franc, in t h ii White oaV.'on« of th . heaviest J* linlsxly til o f second degree assault 'aTtt'nsi llrst riAiml nf European cup p la y ! of American woods, weighs 3,U20 BwM i«U« RIHI Mtr|| Real Entitle Sales-Reutnlft-— Mnrt gage Ixmiu I One Shot I.ubriraUon j poi nd* to |Jt6o hoard feet. 2 3-year „1,t Dmlgrr fan," Tb# on May 10. , t irplnH^ thorn. tict was Was bandotV homled down by «n Dependable Insurance and Bonds NIL i f f ilAW KK '— “ sr 3R minutes ----- 1 * ‘ i«*udipi i'l»h-dk** *V^^-- S ic3 S pjd CH ampler , etpid6w/ir'd-tJte yA>W VeflSRAMelevJtbW. I?lfifihf«a|t iir f'"llirxig.!f TELEPHONE OPERATORS , Starting Rate .5 clays $26.00 Memphis Still Leads Southern Daytona For 2nd After Splitting With New Orleans Straight Victory Smart Character Had Only Broken Neck Orlando Cops 6 -1 Win Over Saints 11 SOUTHERN Ittil.I, # TEK & TEL. CO.- ■■HU Claibornc-Bred Horses Top Eligibles ,«»3 i MEET YOtIR FRIENDS j; '“ seventh *New~Loop^ wTu Hold Favorites Won D»rl>y- J S a ! £ , % Meeting Oa Sunday ' tni AT &£ BILLS six •Hojfnn AHHcrtH GolC Needs Younff PlayerB ■ mu# Durochor, Policeman Acquited On Charge $3.00 to ? 1 2 '°° * m amti ■’ • , RAYMOND Ms BALL, REALTOR |p LtHOrtg* CO NEW YOWL Ap'r. 20, W t - dtfciatept, ilffcmlant, Joseph, Jnseph Motif#, Monrt, It speGenrgc Melknvlch nf the Hoslun vial guard at El>bct» •J|teW; .f PENN SALT WATER REELS SPECIAL — FRIDAY ONLY -' ’ "'"Jr , bat when It came tu ntgM tea he teil the American LeftgUe ChristV stian, a war va ' that Moor# si hitting. Mctkoytch ga: tt* in 35 trip* to th f KldMts jgfct gam e, for a V i n hair ailing rrmrk under tha are defendant/ denied lia Marest rivet In . the B V i rlstian. and ta<d be Jl avrrages was hlngWit -who — - -7',i ------------- -for night ■n w hs - m I - ' • 'Phone 9S0 f Room 4, Florida Slate Bank Buldlng SKA FOOD PliATTKIt Cum pic lc Meal — 11.00 In Trt-t * ROY JOHNSON RED BARN RESTAURANT 3 miles Houlh nf Sanford on Route 17 , __ Btetar t BRING THE FAMILYt To Our ROY WANTS TO SHE YOUt "• * . . w ' ; «- - - I*- — M M SATURDi — — i 1 I iV * 1 ' L-V- * * : IfCsi . m.i m •■ BUMPER - • • :* p v , D ' cm i ' < m ;; w t , i TH ’ . ■ ii aa/,iv«5*.-r ■tu 4: • - 5 U ) M hM W m m O k* 4 ■..ISH - h M m S c'.. \ - 4 • R- ^ - ' " - -1m.rW rn. iriaa f e -; # - - ^ ' *f, , ‘vvr:. m i\ . ;:-i- - .• *V; w ar- • jSfflfc Mrnimm ■ : . *' •. ' -.- r - ■ �F R ID A Y , A P R IL 26. 1916 T H K N A N K O K I) H K tC A l.n. NANH O K II. F L O R ID A F re s ttia MfC* W'D PA RALE LihC 1 ALIUS SAY, SOUTHERN DREAD IS t o o COOP X / J t " t o p a s s u»» K / y , — ># • Cool, taiy Grip HanJIa.' • C o n t # to1 c m I S u n , sr- \ ii *“ n iin^TiTi r 1111■i j i Writs W—a •»* AM m« FUlrUf i iVo J Moil*)' O ld*/ or Ch # c> Ithm «uiring C O. D. CYiorj# ij . M € * N D ‘It P au GOLIN. T I ndia , f u o s o h 0 1 5 AMD TERMITES w i t h its LAfttit 3.4W S IT t» AOLE iO GRlAK INTO STRONG ANT A HILLS. u r m Alltulie C r w ^ n r - f l i n r w ' n in Aitmnlt, C kttlttlr. Ckmttnotj w « :q l t 4 ‘ * Ib i , * lbl« with Dakarb«U* Cufti. • SuiltbU (or All Tjpctul Ironing. •Al<tacllv«l DuttLIa Chroma flnlah. K & K SALES CO MP A NY •i'll 1’ills ln n i* h L ife UIiI k . U ep l. (M l I’ill- b iir is h No Sales Sunclays. No Sales to Minors, No Drinking oh Th« Sanford Herald roe* Into utort than 3000 hum** In Han* Iprd and Seminole County. If you have something to tell or buy you will find llmt a chm l(ied ad In these column* will yell the m int people about it for Ihe least money. Phone 1 « or bring your ad to The Herald office fo r mock m u lt* . ’re m is e s . CLASSIFIED RATES |0< OS# 07e Ojc per line Tor one inaerfton per line for 3 Insert ton* per line rat »U Insertion* per line for 26 Insertion* Minimum charge 30c Count S word* to a lino Including phone and addrrea HELP WANTe.b SALESMAN for laundry *W>uio Apply in pel <>«. SifinlnolP Co I uundry Company, Ml) W. *tr Iin soda Fountain nt I-An fA R R E IL S PACKAGE S T O R IV Southern t«juM **»■*ee* rp th V rn ; f / 9 VflUEAO.: 0 Bread ( V m l **i ifttli UOIiEUT 1*. COX jA H IIO T O L R A I'IIE R Mt 11. AKADt lin o. wAll Ala to* 10 Drug .Store- Part time ci FOR SALE— SALE: Approximately 800 HOUSE trailer. IH foot vacuum FOR •ere* of muck land, unimproved, Liake* e x c e l l e n t condition betwern Iwo highway*. Price throuichout. Iteaaonably priced per acre t&O.DO cash. for tpiick sale. Apply Mr. Woo IC. A, BAILIvV Sanford T railer i’ark, Relle Glade. Florida Ph. 70. fni Iminth ■utihlV Liiii i -'ll *1 St R k y d a. M1SCLLLAN RjL)US FLOOR NANHING and finishing. Cli-niiing und Ing. New Ibwr* aurfaced t,, feci inli. Old flteir* made like Cull II. M. GI.E \ s n s Ink# Mary. Pin. Phone 234-J or | f IT I THE O N L V WAV VOU LL, K eep; \*5 m s o u r o f my I lU G & r M E o u r i s TO . ■ O W N ! I 3 1 '.S E i" < 3 0 TO O ,'i.. r ’* 'T> o E T H IM CXH THAI WAV W O U L D T A L E ( r % / T H A fll r.w '.iH S' fd -T /E E T N E A R S .* T , u o to coucr." bi K E E P THE I M ONEY* 1 AND DONT BOTHEP f -1 ME " r § ( ' W E I L MA'U- !u> V COMfcf N i l v..< *■ IE TIME jjl V JH EN H E D O E S , i l l B E W AITING By PAUL ROBINSON J } __ .J ___ ;________ rJ h o * ’E H E 'S K g U B ill S c o m i n g ] n o t . ike . the e g O V E R / I GOT J L A S T WCA.F - CW y o u A B l in d o n e e v e n in g ^ 5 - DATE-*!]------------- ‘VJiTH H IM , A N D H y j/ir n r f I w as S uffer • V. IN G F G O M — m i i f h : t t com bat M l J , L p t i l FA T X iiU E ■ HELLO/ A '^ E N T YOU N E W Y E A H ' MV D A D 1 1___ B O U G H T A T E R M IT E I T 3W E D U l E t ’ O N , f. _) ? E N E x r s r , c E E r . i riH A ro iEMTV S E V E N ' W H .'.r N * W E M O V E O iN O kl l FAMILY. W E i-E TMEV 3UI2NT * NOW THE. N O l D G u rS CAM PED O N ThE P U f^ L h 1HATS DAD LAWNS mowed with |.«n».i i cr.' pltone 770-XJ. CASH buyer* w aiting for IlmiiL-. Groves, Ruiineas ppiperty o all typot For i|uick n -u ll* Iiyour p ro p trtv with W. Iiryn:. Calhoun, K<allo t, Unintilla. I Phone *20$ FA RM ERS- No» i„ Um- lime < havtt'JfuU r irn rlo r (Utmloii RiaPa Pnint Shop, 3ort W ik Ht. Phone I0M -J. Bv PAUL. ROBINSON • H O W A B O U T 1------INTO s h a c k : too a p7= — I S n ACKT* r-Y r I Buzz IN oue C H E R E IT i s ' E A S V N l t w ' ' [ THE O L D GUV THAT D A D j |- C M tS E L E D O u r O f- m i S ( h h o u s e IS P A R n E O on f t* - * ^ TH E ^ U ll.il your I Test CoiicieL Concrete Co., Tty Kim Avlim . tI g e t a g a n d e o l ♦1 AT S j r n N G B u l l V lH EN H E 'S DOOR WE I------«v— | t A F THE FTCONT* S N E A kt in T H E i B A C R .' A N D 1 V IC E V E R S A .'.' ML I X ’E G N T K N O W IT B U T IHATLL 6 E DAD"■ ; QST ,— t i l l I f o l d iiiiiialhhi D river'* IkrOM’, social rfw u rli ttml.s $5.Itl. Helurn to A Vain list) W. dlh SI. LOST- 2 army whirl*, lost la .* tween Hanford und Li.lfr -Mon r«*. Reward Win. II. U rw i la k * hlunroe. IJ KNS—fa t ■■1 many a* L O U R I'LL GIVE- y o u YOUR D E P O S I T B A O C VOU G E T O U n A P lD r let m e h ave- t h e r H O U S E / r ~ ~ t \ l — IT OKAV ^ C X * !C |« . c.ist, for 3 or t tied ijim Telephone tiajm WILL p.iy Ini:hem puce* for m o UALLARD'S feed, grocerici, etc. car* nml alM) wrceheil and imr r. Phones BU6-J. H. Q. Tcuchton, FOR SALE: ST) acre* of cuxtard apple muck within one-half mile * ed or old cat‘* f«>, pait*. 1201 Celery. trf the l’u*t Office. Price per Slutliff A- S un. Ph..... 2 ’ MV acre $300.00. ' P. U Jinx I ITd, Sanford, Flo IIPHCLST^RKD fabrics, Upc«C. A. DAILEY tr iiV Y LrtteilDleaj, dirnGihi, Delia Glade, Florida Ph. 70. imitation leather and di rpery fa) rie*. rti r'tngeinont for. cart1age If Wbrk deaire.1, R. S. FIV E flOOXld used llies in good contlUbin. Fi.tH) each. I’imne Drown, 20) i N. Orange ArrL, 1107-W. FOR SALK OK LEASE: Ever glide., muck land, I acre t<> in. VALENCIA Crange* *255 buahd. 000. Improved and unimpraYb I M. 31. Lord, I'hunc 4703. CL A. HAILEY Helte Glade, Florida Ph, /o. iFEAT, dirt, cyprc** peat*. 412 Pine Avj. HKOnOOM set. • 0 piece -pri-w ar bed, dresser, cheat, night* table, /U S l received three car load* bench and rpeker. Walrnit. 12.'d of used doors, all kinds and ca^h. Phone 2KS nr Ofp.i. ill**. Also one car load of Used sash. No priority neces­ PERSIA N RUG fur sale. Can it! sary to buy. Com# gel them seen a t 2020 Elm Av<-. in th : while they I i»L » mornlQg*. BRYSON HARDWARE CO. Inc. , 1-107 W est Heaver Street, FRYERS, fresh d r e » c t. nvaltJacktonv He, Florida able dally.' Tendr-Fry Poultry) Telephone B-1797. 2205 3205 Sanford Avenue. Phone W 4. ^xM I’TY 5 gal. oil cans —43c each.' II. B. I’opa Co. ELECTRIC Droodtr. 3 *c|wriite unlta. Apply 001 ,W. 1st St. WF, MANUFACTURE ami* rebuild Everythin" In Redding." We slotk quality furnllur:. Call u*. S.'o our new assortment uf HAND PAINTED CHINA WARE. JRan'o r your bedding and furniture ley-Rogeri Hardware Co. nekcl*. E c h o l s Redding and h'urriiture Co., 117 W. 1st S L Phone 1133. QUANTITY Universal ia*t iron pipy. 8, 0, 4 and d in ch .' .Slet-F 18 STANDS of bee*, with 20 a* pipe all a i m H Inch down. Kce ‘ (10 Ilia, of honey Included. Will A bernathy week d a y * 'a t Osce­ F aril one or all. M. 31. Ltfrd, ola. , ' • • phone 4708. . FU R N ITU RE for-sale f -r .1 room WAKDKOBF, in tn k and U rge of. apartment, *225.00 rash. 112 t flee desk, hr.oVArelve* and t a r l . roll#, no* H. E. A. e/o Sanford - Hetwki,' ' - >.# . E A fn PROPERTY*, 1513 reel frontage on ocean front and O c;an Shore boulevard —*15.0" PAUL ROBINS^; TTAKETT FOR HALF: Approximately 300 wK have a *inn 11 lot of 12, Id acre* of muck lnnd, J krd and anil 20 guage HHKI.I.H now an with pump* in, on. S tate lloml Ihe way—-also n limited quantity No. 25. about If, mile* from of 22 CAIITR HKi KS—and in a Holle (Hade. Price $110.00 per few day* we V.-1JI be aide to Acre. tnke care of part of your re­ C. A. BAILEY quirement* fur next leanoii. itelle Glade. Florida Pit. 70. Stanley Huger* Hardware Co. l.irtmse xtng for mot ' o, I7A-4H. lien n n r Dfflre. ttewanl. KELLER AND HIS GANG HAVE A HIDE-OUT UP nea A Mount b a l d y ? r--------— rA T X ^rrrrr F0L10W CROOKS long TIMI AFTER BIG FELLER MAKE, TALK WITH I.AWALAN IN IDWN THAPS WHAT PU//I TS ME WMAT POSSIBIX: REASON COULD A MAN LIKE SMERlT f CLAYTON HAVE FOR TALKING COfTFIDENTIALLY WITH *RANCH' KELLER ? ^ I TOLD JEr-F Tl:AL 1 WOULDN'T SEE , HIM ANY MORE, ) FATHER. TUM'5 GOOD, GRACE. THIS' JOft OF MINE HAS r.NOUGH irioiiwrs with OUT WORRYlff i— i about ^j A M Flreatone Stores, 111 E. la t 8L ONE of Sanfofd'a choka horn:*, por rent . ; / ;i . ~ ,) 11 $ 000. St. John* Realty Cm j Phone I t JERSEY milch row. Glenn ffiich ■•M«rfl, Mftrro* Corner. Phorw FUKM HIIED apartm ent, adult 1 I* UT Bl* “ , 1109-R. front lo t at Coronado; 1 bt. John* Realty Co, (not B U S IN E S S S E i m C I U d N. park Ave, T < ' iM TF AL, I IS THERE COJ g y o ilt Stock In mostly 800* ^ N B W 1 TU BES11**' ‘ nger and truck In praetl R a O else*. TRUCK TIERS In WNtly all ais4a. O . .PRB V A Tr 144$ FVX, • i m YB »HH D O D d l . PLYMOUTH < ' PARTS1AND SKflVlCR 1» PalsaeUo Ave. I'kcae 161* b r o M o liu .K and radiator* n paired. Wright and Cohen Gat age 21*1 * French, ITton Kodak Flnlahltig >ur Kodak film* to Raj itudio tpr expert fltiHnii. THREE robin furni*hc.l *l»*rJnem or tahfrr, or. fpanDhe house. T?aa Army vitet r 148, Julia COME ON, ) ( GITTUM-UP SILVER. y SCOUT IF WE’RE G( WORK ON T DROVERS' B WHEN DO \ START, KB Li TOM ORROW .NIGHT VUH WHOA, SILVER! THEIR ) UGH. HIDE-OUT MUST BE . ’ ME SOMEWHERE ON1HIS I LOOK FOR. SIDE OF THE MOUN —J5TGN“ TA1N» TONTO. j — WE FIND. UM. �** 1 o I FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1916 TOE 8 AN FORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA OAGE EIGHT irf Hiii* ftfLIIr*, min win# *lh ffiuni offIrr lA lint. rof»rf“ A$H»4 f>T . lar. the (louden fell fut b rt’.vcfn f*J, j rot tiiV ti)ifip*r»'«!itaM|» *.nd C n t i A t y . * i R a n l o a d , F l e u r I d a , ve f MAM IK W ILL IA M S . ; i m w a m i M . 5 U0 . anYire **<»• he fmaaJd by r i i r n t i_______ _____ „ __ _ ___ ________ _ of said County* ro * In u la r i c i o H i tin f 1 Price* for* previously buili hi ^nnh) irtiMtii . in rtpiffinoiu *lm4 nf the Hist pUhllrirllon - hf i the County Judg* of Seminole Karh claim or demand i County. Florida* at hla office In \h • fK»IIC©. --------------home* arc lower. In one group of iPiiKt, and *hall] the court hou»© of paid County at NOVt, TIIKIICroltK, he* i* * © # nil a 11 U# In w r i t in g ----recent *ale* price* Tangctl fron^ wilved by the Jtottitnole i aunty Mai# th# |il*r*r of r«-©tiS*nc« ---■H an ford , Florida* within elKht cal­ ♦500 to $1,500 with » few running HtPniH-INtip K j t t u llv r Committer. fo.nt of Nf# mltlffk* of the Halm- endar month* from the time of in iii*Mui« Asue ttf Metis thill ttitii mil, jind »htll hr iwurn to bjf the *ml lack ’of other Industrie* usu­ up to $2,200. * o m m l l l t c © s i n f u l t o U »f > f a m i l y u f clalrmtlit, «kfill nr Kttorney* and ally m ake the "company h«u*ea" Low-coat group Uf*'-insurance Ithe taut ttintjifli It. Ota pittas ' tit* a n y p i t c h c l m 1 1it g i f - i l r m a i i d n o t n o w iltlm * iiiul shstl *«i„ir in* glare useful only during Ihe life of the la made available by one com­ tloetie*! aymtMtliy In flit* In* a of n i f d pha It I*# \o M nf resttlrnre and -post of lire mloC the claimant, nnd atmli mine*. In many case*, he added, pany as n moan* of guaranteeing h kind and wlP« hurlmml, k l h u Ann VVarratt .V * a i f f t i l n l M r n t O r u f ',!»© l > U l * i l l *»« >wo,n to bjr th* claimant, c g .n l. mining properties are leased ra th ­ the purchaser'* Investm ent will u ml feud*'*. or attornry, and any aucl, clain, J o h n C u r t t © M a r t . J r . <1 © t e a s e d lit: it FfimiKii iikwlvki * er than owned by the companies not lie lost to hi* family in the that *i ro p r of tl|i# resolution he fir item* Oil not so filed shall I* and sale of the home* i* Impos­ event of ilenth. . upon ittv minute# i>f »fi** \ o r i i ‘i : t o a t*f*v:.%f« id E lisa b e th Thom ptnm. Nemiholi* I’ouiitr Democratic Lssible. T«. ct»U»S »\ tiQUIflKH. I(«»ut# 1. A* • Sect*tor nf the !.a»t r r m in I'ommlttec and that a copy *t 54 FJ«»r#nrc. H*iuin f a r o Jins: Since many nf the house* are JVIH find T e t i n m erit «f he fnml^hrtf In |h « t»rr#« for p«b|L Vtpu nf** h#jr#1>y n-rftilrrd to ftp* huill fo r two families, the pur­ i l a n t l e Wllllarne. tlecfAs^tl ration, a» writ am to the family of ttr In the ClrrjMt Court of HemL Flrat publication April If, Did, M.*. flu. i»i?i«n chasing miner frequently rent* •|r tSiunt), Flur *Ja. In Clu%nc#r*. ni : m i m i L k COl/NTY UKMOCIIATIC one side of the house fo r enough i thf 5r»l d a y o f j u i t , l i l t . In* » * *BXi:CUTIVK COII1IITTKH rt;3Iff ■ puff f*n ditwifp th#r.d:i to take care of a large portion of J. 11h Lee JOHANNLiibURG, t/P l- A now ruling. »n nhfor»* l;i!M H*l« of carrying charge*. t 1h a i r i n a n lllffi - Ik l i n t e l M m Ire*, p l a i n t i f f un« Hak b ttn found in N n til fo** April 27, l*l« r**l* Colpfl C, fra. «lFf*JMl*Vit wom*out toothhru^hrp. W«ll-dr«w* Wltfirf* my tijjfiil IIml ofilc-hil % cti Zulu* find the brightly color* nf lit Ha it f»n d Florida. 1l*|p= 11! H •d handle* m ale »m art decorny u: April, l l l f . P OF TIIH I’OUNTV , C», I* Hermlon, .MINOI.K COUNTV. tio n t to » tk k through the lobe* r f Clerk C i r c u i t Uoufl IN 1’IIOUATK. I h tir carp. A diaeftrdod tooth­ IHBAL) Ur n L Hunt brush now fetches almost m mu.-b J ” i l N f i . U T i a i i a i i s . j n v Deputy CItrk Urera.ad, an a new one. , Morale Of Miners In Apalachlan . Mining Towns Lifted By Home Ownfni NOTICE To MEMBERS of the SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB The kitchen will be closed for repair# PERSONAL LOANS 'Ta A l l f ’m ilf a r 'a a a f P r i w t i H a s la * f l a la i* a r l l n a a a a . A g a la a l *al4 H»*»i * i * LEGAL NOTICE munc* .In iho three Pennsylvania lowns of Kllaworth. C'okcburg ami Marianna, to Individual owner* within *i* month*. painting suburb anile and 11 Dry Cleaning Dept. n r tiv itle , renovating as ha* also been noted. Absenteeism I* Cut .“ I >*ish you would gel bu»v and sell Ihst other town,’' one com ­ pany's general manager notified a sales firm that had been In­ structed to re»elf two mining communities. “ If you knew .what a difference hoinr |iot*es(ion ha* made lie absenteeism where you have nil t ally sold, you would un­ derstand why we went you to g<> ahead.’’ •• • John F, Busarelto. district 5 president of the A FI. United Mine Worker* nt Pittsburgh, renorted th a t “ ptHelically rs rry cntfl com­ pany." In his region hud sold it* bomb, to the miners, nnd >nitL •- "Thl# ha* t>iought a big change In the mining towns. The miner* fix up the house* nnd sliects Tintown* g ,t to look llkq som ething.” The trend ha* not become ev i­ dent In all regions, however. In southern West Virginia, President William lilU ianl of U.MW District 17; said. "The only time a com ­ pany evtr told a house w nt when the coil w h s about gone.” He de­ clared that the estimated eight to 10 percent of home-owning milter* have been forced to build or buy as much as five or 10 mile* from the m tnes^because the companies control all closer propIfTthe n m e W**t Virginia area; a -mining company official, whdeclined to bo quoted by name, talk, few houtea are being sold except near worked-out property. He explained that rugged terrain II 11 II II typical A word not tn the dictionary but manning fn l.c eeonotttv to eke out small s a v i n g , by deity Iny your self the !‘>e*i in life! Just try mu cleaning service once and you'll find that home cleaning methlals save ynu nothing when your c lo t h ­ ing will stay clean so much longer wi th our methods. 2 Fee, Living Room Suite—Light Wood Trim $89.88 2 Pee, Living Room Suite—Special Value $84.88 2 Pee. Living Room Suite—Full Spring Conwtruction $119.88 2 Pee. Vitthry Living Room Suites—Assorted $59.88 Love Seat8—Assorted Covers • ' $29.88 3 Pee. Large Roomy Living Room Suit& 1 $199.88 Sofa Reds—Assorted Covers and Styles $75.88 up Sofa Beds and Matching Chair and Ottoman $129.88 See Our Selection of Tables and Occasional Pieces SEMINOLE COUNTY p^gt) fliQWtu ruicf'^l G e t y o u r su p p ly o f a tro n g h c u lth y Bnby .C h ic k s fro m 16494695 FEED STORE 2nd St. al Sanford Ave I'honc 358 Breakfast Set — White Enamel MOjJJEY WORRIES AlfE UNNECESSARY Whatever your personal money problems, we can solve them. Con> suit us today’about a personal loan We nlno finance purchases. FAMILY LOAN COMPANY Of Sanford J. W. Roberts, Mgr. Comer Cabinet — Unfinished Large Si2e 3 Beat Ways To Grow It WORM-FREE . . . . SOUTHERN’S • Kitchen Ctoblnets — Assorted' “Spool” Beds —3/3 or 4;®— Maple or Wa Walnut Chifforobe with Mirror 4 Drawer Chest — Mapie or Walnut Unfinished Chest of Drawers----- 3 Sizes Dressers — Assorted Sizes and Finishes Bunk Beds —“Double Decker” Metal Beds — Single or Double Roll-a-Way Beds — wtyh Mattress ‘'Top-Hatter” Wardrobe Vanity Benches — Assorted 3 Pee. Mis-Matched Bed Room Suite ^ $39.88 up Kitchen Stools — Wood .and .Metal - Feel free to call on iK for advico. We apecialUe in local needs. Cabinet Sinks *m . Manufacturer* Wood or Metal — Single or Double $89^8 up ' KA o n $3*88 s fj 53 Pee. China Set — Decorated $1&88 up ' , II i Wood Range — Porcelain Trim y ‘ t 1 - $£7.88 up Wood Stoves — All Cast Iron II Chrome Steel Chairs $16.88 ;^ I ; AU Metal Juicers E $4.88 up • • Utility Cabinets - White Enamei FRANK'S TAVERN H l-H Af CLUB with a Nationally Advertised Box Spring and Mattress Combination $17.88 ‘ $57.88 ^ • '$ 8 .8 8 KITCHEN FURNITURE !'•*> ; * 7 r s r f a w u jV . W ip O W H $99.88 $107,88 Legs for Hollywood Type Bed CORN SPRAY CORN OIL 204 N. Elm Avenue 3 Pee. Bed Room Suite — Light Finish 3 Pee. Bed Room Suite— Dark Finish 3 Pee. Bed feoom Suite — Mapie Finis! Unfinished Corner Cabinet • SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB II 1= 111= 1 II = II 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 11= 111=111=1 BABY CHICK TIME ___ ^ISHERE! - —— CORN DUST * ♦ Tremendous Values EKE'On o m y Tuxedo Feeds will make your Chicks Gniw • , until further notice. ^fty f lftlm a a m i il#mAnd© WbJch yu u- Bolh Hide* Like Idea of Y<m nod $*^rh #*f you «r* hiiTrby KismiliA. in Kir uiati: n o tifie d n m l r e iiu lf o l tu p r«a«nt In rr; l> la li. ,,f any rlalui* *tnd demands which MA.M1H VVII.I.IAViK. lir r ca a M ', you, *ir #11her of you, may hava TM AIJ, f ’llB lilT llIt’S AM I I*Hit:^ifiilnfti •liia eatat# of John Curil* HONS II AVISO KI.AIUH O il flKHurt. Jr., ilrrfaaH , lata of m M MAXIM ACIAINHT H.VIU KSTATK* _________ ____ __ »*doniy. to 'Hi© County Judge of V n i i a n t ) e a c h u f *1111 m v brreb) igrtlc a* f t ' »*Kfticlpanl Hrmfnola County. Florida* a t hla1 nnllflrtl and- -r»uulrr,l - , , ----------- l«. presrnl The lrend h a , W n up for sev­ eral years, re*ultlng largely from a deliberate policy adopted by several large concern*. From the operators’ standpoint the change increase* Interest of employes In their community, eliminates prob­ lems of assigning and m anaging residential rc a lju U ti-. Miners* entWa M tm is reflected In \O T U M T o I'H KIIITOII* IN TIIH COL’IIT UK 1'IIK i ’i i I’NTT J I I mIK. HHMIMU.H lllUN TV. * Baby ta lk e r s - AU Metal j U L * Hobby Chairs Tubular Metal * Desk and Chair — Light Finish Cribs ~ Assorted Finishes ‘ Hl-Chalr Pads — Seat, Back, and Arm Play Yard Pada ' $26.88 ; $32.88, $19.88 $17.88 up $23.88 up $29.88 $6.88 up $24.88 = H = lj Jt £' jj = �. .-2 ■" - ■•:* . ^ W '•» w • • * 4 - a . . . In Unity There Is SlrenRth— THE • t » IV«***t th« P u t * of Hi* World) Iff* To Promote the Progress of A m rrtcs; To Produce Prosperity for Senford.' W AN V O L U M E X X X V I! ■ E sta b lish ed 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A H .V S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A : t e m i I .ear In It nipt r .ittir i-H h W ^ aT h i .R , HmnH with -Jon U r U i n j ; T h »> a ft e r m « m . ts.nighl ,«rid Tui^itrt' NEW SPAPER MONDAY A P R IL 29, 1 9 Ili A sso c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire . . N O . 17V) * .Green Asks Senate Continuation *- f Big Four Foreign Ministers Discuss Treaty Negotiations WWbto«■*> Senators Hear Same | r . « nt n i Ple^ From Spokes- dtlTlKe U i L o a l man Representing -- American Veterans W A S H IN G T O N . A pril 29 (/P)— T h e S c u n to heard atronn p lea s fo r th o co n tin u a tio n o f prlco co n tro l to d a y from th e A m e rica n F ed er a tio n o f La_ bqr a n d th e A m erican \ > t licVni'i* C o m m itte e. ’ A F 4 o f L P re sid en t W illinm Gree n u w d th e sen u tu rs to r e je c t p n rm p tly and w ith o u t hesitation the curbs placed on tlir OPA In the price control extern slon till recently paired by thr Senate. He raid every ilny of postponement will help tho profItccr and hearten the speculator. Green sharply criticlreil the Home amendment which would ^ rem o v e price control from any * il* m m toon a* It I* being pro­ duced at the *amc rate as in 10-10 and 10-11. saying this amendment would affect commodities making at least half the consumer price index. He attacked the proposal to guarantee manufacturer* slid distributors a profit. This, said Green, would Ido— sky-high the price of car*, refrigerators and other household items. A spokesman for the American ♦ Veterans Committee, Ghat Pat­ terson. said veterans have n big stake (n continued price rontml. What good, he asked, arc pen­ sions and (jj loans If a veU-rsd can't buy anything with the ■money? A suggestion came from DemoUtah that the OPA use veterans crstic Senator Ah* Murdock of .to help nlsmp out.the black MarIket. Sr Allies Indict 28 Japanese Leaders As War Criminals Headed by For­ New Peace Plan Group mer Premier Tojo To Arraigned On Is Submitted By 55 Be Charges Friday GeneralMarshall TOKYO. April 29 (API— Miners Slashes Output Of Steel •_ 60,000 Persons Out Of Employment In Related Industries Tilt* AIIis «t ptiwi-i'e hitvi* in- ilirtAl 2 K uf .l.ijm’n’s m ililiii- - Four-Point Program f'• •llu ■ I,’,,,. V J U l8 -iftO C w Truce 1 » -.......... a iiMi» l«‘mlt*ra ti* tvnr i rum iuvl*. t s X O I U i n- r n n iH T rftiiiO T By Armies in<is*kr Tojn. tiu-y wit; he nr-* 1litigitetLuitJia.AitgafkuhntHLii.-----PITTSBURGH’. Apr. 29, 1,Te­ *■** rTn'NTiKjNu.'AiiTri1 :j next Friilnv T h e t'lm ryes ste d output in Pfttsburglk—the "I w ;iH a n iu iu 'ti f*t iii 1 finne hrnrt nf the steel industry—lurr | ran ge u n til tn e m urtler iif M iir indi) that I o iht . I Mat l>cen_rtil nearly 50 percent by t limi -ii till - <>1 A iiH -riiiitls nt wliiill h.i» lifprii miiihlt* *•• l' n n : the-soft coal strike, which now |V a i t H 1 . 1•»», t.. „ 1 im -p m ii) *0 1 ho Nr ’ionah-t amt I 0111 i> In it* fifth week. The w;,i . titrii lit,. . n t iii „ ,,itt| into .-la ve imini-1- li-xothii |m a -o lllo stoppage l.y tOP.OOU United Ml lt. f,.| the a v is . meal of t H<• V l l l r h s r i i t l workor* lv making itself felt in T h e I lllr f \ t li r i l p io jc , u ln r, tho tin *drm. It »p - a i i l other directions, oa well. , lo s rp ji It hi'iMitin m illu u -il thieo 'rrilrn tcftl fiio.-l an m d r lin iie Chicago face* a possible brown­ t u le g m ......... if (itniv**-- T h e y nte ilill) . out because of dwindling coa. t iin u ', ,111:11110 iti-fo t. iiH iv e n lm u s i stockpiles of the Commonwealth II. \ wtir v iim i-r and r r im v - ugalnat Ktlison group of power crmpnnu'.i. N A N K IN G . ' i .. ...... .. in id ,• it p la in ♦)»**-«* ITt*W»|li||S II * Is sill\ In m iu i'iH The com panic* say that thrii coal will last only until May 21 Atouml the conference lablr In Luxembourg Pnlnce, Paris, un o right. rBriiig camera, an' Vywlirsldt Molotov. |{u *1 libit I i.«*ii7t-. .1 kH.t lint) ..... t ll.lt th. IV 1 ■Is J* * H *l*H> Ilf VI if| JulHU - I>L■| ut vvt*i aI hi all. the soft coal strike mi* lt*tl it f n y i RV -foreign minister* of the United States, Ku**ia. Great Itiit-Hn and ■0111111 isshi (mustache); two unidentified men of !tu-*i* t It** furl I; idiimil lriaiiqtflel already tins thiown i'.O.iMO per- { France, as they discussed negotiations for pii-paiiug Kuni|ienii treaties •nines !)> on. U. h'. State Department ; Sen. Tom t Miitiir«ititl«’ 1 • atfr i r* \ u ,4*tr *’VJet’ll' J I It Is mil *11a11 **afl*si *on* out of work in rein ted In -]io formally end World War It. Kxtretne left of photo, back to -etaiy of Stall' J lines K. Ilyme- l "erif,'l. back t isHit- Huts* i •' H i It ii t V• dustrie*—moat of them In idee I 'smera is Foteign tvetretnry E m eu Itevln of (itent llritmn l.e f t ‘ tlidaiilt. Frencii Ftneign Mitn-i, l Ini*-' n*i . . . s Im1 h d lltV ,1* In Pittsburgh, the ("nrnrxi. . N »«-fs.t-r * Illinois Steel C01 point Ion bus ...... . ttlbSI .■ Iweii worst hit, with dislrirt pro. ii f r all C ’ l ' t f ’ duction down to 2 i pereent of S t a v e d At T h r o t t l e T#51’k .11. II* Iii capacity. Chicago operation* of 1 i it.. 1.4 I■ the firm, which is the Jargmt ■S.>1*1.1 l-t steel-making suhsdiary of the . \1I.M United Stales Steel t orp.n utlmi. i • i ll li - 111 11 r,ave shrunk to le*» than 61) per­ <1 •t - . I |.. U . 6Hcent of capacity. The Him plan, h 13, tk.It’f aiillJjl t| to shut down It* operations in At (I * il1|IUM* f ir •U'fllll* Clie I the Chlcagu area entirely by 1... |M i(l t ukt>>ti iVy * Mi*' June t unless the toal strike 1 * U i Itm % nml. «hv » II IH— |M % it St’i'lt tnlwi u*rtt’ uniufic t hriH* settled. .jU|lriiiii. is Mnr^iir l..*|}.• I. ! His \ MS'IS* V ' Ks»ll*»gh Meanwhile, in Washington, the Mi)■•■’+♦»■ Sliii;*‘t!nlWiFi*! i rii iii*I vvi*H 11jf*••iiMl 1Hilts--* \J, government is continuing its ef- j JAUKSONVT1.I.H. April i y , — ^ . . . t ii„ve totalr.l ?:m *H I o •il*l th,)I i.ii iii?rwJ *-iiile* i Hi ili| \ ,1, >. I Ml* turn ffj| till*! It||?f forts to bting the npcrntois find "Tho r. 1 lie lie.t pos-ilite tim e*M . aget It. I J Iiitllroili no' *t 11ut •- j Hi, 1 ifsi-it.i1 iartimui h ,ii Shri John L. Lewi*' United Mine to e n j o y f biridaN health-prontot- 1th«: iieppei r u im m ir , to G-ii I l*ls»|Mi *.» l»\ lh«* Ib 'ti *. ?till’ NUKKNHEHU, Apr. -!• -Workers to *om* agreement. mg. vjlaimn-i ich vegetald*'!., f t o s h i inie, cucumber, -eruiid «i 1. ,i Ml* 1'• rt htlkVu-u ■> - - , v A complete shutdown of thr 77* fhU rnatlonal M ilitary Tiibu from tbr fields seattcivi* over Ihc I1 1..-MO-. >I-Hov. -ipn. il I! c o ^ tod'u.trv in lllinoli U nal ha* to lj the N all jew-baiUng j „ml breadth of tin state,” i»«tm*ji Itlt'ttiiifef i L*m* *' 1 1li IM il11( fill* M Mil l»Ut IllH IH |l.l.lt threaiaoed by the posiibillly of a editor. Julius Streicher. e a t'j aid William L .,W ilson. UijgciW; j ’, pper tuouglu V; 76 in * j . nod eichei. so . trrf{*1 f liu n u iu l Ui» i a i l wny t s iiir t ••> | | i l l •) I M lC in ir turn' Ildar of Jij.Utit) ludo- I his defe«*e allanfey llsirfcmi i r Til tl.m r V uI.,1 ■ -*t.1 l.r N *. , enfey ar*f Ftmidn State Fnlm eiaTM s TVe market handled W .JIf p»-s tHIT -»Ll! *■, !»r liflurfttT penrftnt progressive mine work- [ cnurC’''fyjth due Ikrt*. today, repniling on n ti'o .me* iliirmg Ihr week. Ii ku |i>... • .1-f. mniir*f Huif hi . Tn-* fbfiMhi *r»1 oilier wfr issued by Uie Irib.maPa, ,„ m |(1,|c,| ,n which he vi.il ... .|i».. i iUr Mhi- hai i •nr .* A langtvl fiom M* lit ‘ -'I * ..... ......... „ t , , n tr Of course, the nation'* c„ai P resident U rd Justice «.mff*. iit • >it ?■ *airtM<i'l"io iviillv livid flu in major production incture uiso include* L aw rrn n . after 11 no ic» 1It. ' !• £, "f MlI1 r' ■* -•' 1 !‘' -putlivIti m i’liittl i il‘ . tinw *" F r u it - mm vegetab le, are b?i-I |l*« i* between Rtrcirhei mid t t- moved from prm llict'r li^ co lia U n n 11 .*=-[»»i thi fi i.iii 1 h>m|fk mi! s* »ls* W, A. Morrison of Strlcklaml- the 30-day strike notice filed by clashes IL The market handled ‘.‘ft n'*‘l 1 ! »u n * attorney^ 6’tinua Marx the 76,000 Pennsylvania hard 111* li«*tt •*f » Ifitill - til Morrison, Inc., Ford Dealer, bid parked .foin in the ciale. at tJ i<i \? 1 a S A ii h a v e In tientendous volume, and I ........ The courtroom , disputes pro liMik. like a rei'ord Si;Hrig p kn it; I lil 111 r‘Hi r i| U iJ it f l- L il t 1 In I r| 622*60 at the sale of public lands coal mintrs. per iind**n. 11*1 I 1’ f i sit a m t? f i t i v l ,voke,i U S. prowcutmKobt’rt H llucl'j„„i l a I lik en it liifii n il'll- U f uti !yeni In I'ltt&llilf n il Iv lies an at the Court House tnl* morning tif “ Mm Let Manager S I'hdlip many area*. This Jackson to demand tlial the. Itfr i i*I t liiil if Hrtirm l Mm ■ tki* f;u t H iu l i* 1n » r r - in. i-Hng for propertv at the comer of 1'iorida |i«opb, 1 icpnilv lumulne* have -old n ti inti tribunal return -fittelcher to his a lta li, lltr ■ V n ltT im it im u im h Th*“ Hi iri*-i Commercial Slreet and Sanford well a* our good friends through Florida t it) 'Id* week for from i llmii’t ut ‘ fn tif t cell and rerjuir* him to rub.nit •If h: )lt'|iil» tilts f..i V). .1 < «h [A Avenue extending to the Lake flu* tint inn, should l»*» takim* t l to $'5 25 .maid y lining pom the i It, rest uf hi* esae In wilting. ll. f . U ■.1.1 Front Boulevard. and h a v i n g 1he .......mi ui • treat |>niit' i- l'i at The co in l pre,blent lgn»re.i il»- '!'r Ill1ii11"AI frontage on Commercial Strict tit-all > al un cm l, though Ih m ireipirst and. Instead, o rde.el the h*' ‘>1’t>” r*’•«>!«V to D-neftl by r« >1.1 ll*«l »*■. J.ha i: ttte - I d ! 'nine b u y e r- ^ mi tlm of 117 feet. Nobody bid against f«M-’ editor to Im more cnuiteou*. f,M " Mr. Morrison onn krt It Oft* elai.li earns when S i.-iche, ' " Somr The dnt will he cleaned up and] JERUSALEM, Aprl I * :;» u rt— j , , . . . . . lA V " T o iu a lm beanI ear •- * JERUSALEM? f»u--*<*d the penk o f then Spt at tin firs will h e «n n U»td car display (All Jewish settlrmrntu and a num* ^ oni,,1 i H hi« uttmiirv t ^ ium o, im l u llit in ait* lig h t i« pleul i h.-ihiiIii i * -i|no-h ini I lot and for display of trucks and i ber of other towns in North-1 #u , ” •videnrr t«» «u|» pep pc i am i u k m a i»- to'iug -h*l it - d u n , tV Minin. i truck enuipment. Mr. Morrison I western P aleillne have l-een port hi* w riting Jewi-h nt.m i »hi| [limit* of Ibonf yem lUrn Tbe h r“tt'« '* perl f i mii I'oUm dlo M a ik e l Mim , • v , J j I w h -1 » #a- ii t th' rit.v (aid I ’ll* morning. [ d a r e d out of bound* for llritish I ’’ hen the atto rn rj »•! tin' k, *(hijvH lu ll tviivti *t"** *uc" nuill writing* WIII'HKR as *»■'.**, rbula ,1 . m arket, . during 11 1the In »gct Jn , k 7 ii) lm , J i i r p o it , Ih aitlu iV* i ttn II too!lit) l " 1 Sixty two parcel* of land were! troop*. British m ilitary author!- *crTe<’ seriou* ninttar, Streicher angrily |«®ehly r.’porl period broke u G . UI vale of l&.Ki6 bushel* of tom atoe-. ll C t ih l t n l I lltfl Ilt> ,11.1? lo l l . m j lohr sold to a rather large gathering • tle i look the action afte r it series intcrrupteil to demand thut hi *! for n r**lk totnt of $I6,K97.27. with umu y years, n I n Ill'll \ f l \ iit ir t i H v«*r t rtt tn n l thut’ h *(" “F ll!ccor‘l "• ,ni,u>' 11 f n*i Nihlmk itml f1 of bidders but th*r* wa* com- of week-end Incident* in which interrupted own counsel *honld not ju d g e! handling P,.fill package* th r m r ,. an a v e ta s r of v-A1-1. l«* Nufw"! v il l r , |M . I a k in i» a lu ll «»f Wlfk ISMII ■ b a ra iir d y little com petitive. bhl-| Briti*h troops were Involved, “The Fort Birtee m aikel'* vol­ at ll*U!bl l l fh llfii is MhliWtl lift** him. T hat, ho «ald. was a m atter the nuriinn. During this g i m .1!I'l, *,• r.f ding. ! The British authorities said ume for I ha w 'e* wav expei-te f sale* day. Manager Krank t hr h »s*1y V i I fhsuli. n f a.t Is ttl mn, H i The sale of lands, comprising i several person* hml been injured for the prosecution. naif The editor maintained that Conner rcjuirta: 'All of our' pail lo cxrced |U,(lfMi field u» 1 ■* u .i bifM hs-^tl «-iit lota in Sanford and In l-ongwood. and some properly damaged on lurid Manage, M F tt ilhnin* vlaiei ocenunta in hi* weekly pnuer mg room wn« (Ille.) and 111; u kfi.ii mn .si 1 H ui i i Ih lit Altamonte and ut hf r section* of j Saturday night when » group of of Jewish ritual murder* were vehicle* were lined up l"i »> Tomatn prire- I hi. week hi k tile I Si British soldier* entered the settle­ th« caunty wa* conducted *y ba»«d on writing* which had hern block* alnnjf the highway* Hr.» ranged from Df 5n i„ M.’iH I u Countty p e r k O. I*. Herndon in m ent of Ber Tuvia, near Tel Aviv. current in Germany for 60 ye«r« ev r we managed lo finish m - I I u the cnrre-piiiulu r l eiual n \e.n accordance with provldon* of tho Leader* o( the group were ile«Streicher added that he never j by H:GO p m . Today the -itunti- Ugu, price* were t l lo $5 l he cribed by authorities at "hot­ wanted to cause h*tred or lined r» practically the -ame ' l ueim peak of the oiovenieril i- evpeel I klurph) Act. head*.'' Another incident in which against the Jewf. lie **nl that hei* ami tomatoes compr>-e :■ during tin. iiouii.g uiek British soldier* were involved wa* hi* nnti-*smltlc utteiaru-e, rfHthl Inilk of the Wuuchula movem. "The p.dalu d< <il .it I’tilalka na I Is reported at Nalhanya. In northern not have Incited mu** cxtermln-. at present. Tin, ba> been one ' ICMcherl II- p m -. *i aiding tu • III. I th F ■l.st Palestine. lion of Jew*. . ithe be*t ten von* ijvjr e*|iei ieta-c i week-ind ie p >tt . no f ftm i, -M m 5 *'! » 1 I'll t lust 'I 1 h io l« " I"’1 A British Ne»» Agency (R eut­ .S tre tc h e r told tho court tb * t|„ n d hn* taxed the farilitie, of li *■!_'• »» |M t Managei Miltor. G Wtlllnin*. He liny ahilt* hoiii'hfu^ hi (< er*) report said th a t posters had he ordered the destruction •-( Wnuchuln m arket heovlry. \ ilo k '^ titu ii! o f in i B i I u T r of 4**tl} 1 h)*i) • S-lIt •k! |*»»^v mand is good, pru '« steady nl sSrlis H arry Tcokc, operator of the appeared in Tel Aviv which de­ Itfllfl t ll I O W ( U t* ifuttf c'lu ifity I Via I Nti, '**,|3l!n to |*!i>* | a. f ‘J '1*11 tii'S’ In Sanford nford F ruit Company, reported clared th a t the so-called ste m N uem benr1* main synagogue In “ Movcment of protlucij frum tin |id !6 . ail *alrx F u ll shipping of thi- WU'IHDio o f F i t r r t i f n W a* n. . i,u Hi h ■ p '.m ts to t;»»»vi t'i ? u h a t llu today th a t he had purchased a 76 ? an g had adm itted responsibility IPSO because It was an architect­ Bompano m arket h a, dropiied off. ngint. Tula I eai» from' t’aliiikii- alU'lldcii tilt? Fifth U s tii r t* itirv l-. hoin m • acre grove six mile* west of Or­ or the killing of seven B ritish ural eyesore and not bccauvo lt M anager J. L. W arren note* hi Ifavtings-Elktnn area num lered itiff r f tltf Migmiitatmii hrlif ytpi* fhti*l. N 1 .Se|»t- Hi, l#ll tj , ,in‘* of l i t lando on the W inter Garden high- soldier* lost Thursday in an a t ­ was k Jew ish place of worship. hi* report. Ilnw rver, during the l.bdl, us uf April 27, Thi* due* tfiiliiv in St. CIouil, 5liiow-ti S.infonl in I»1H. w*r. lust weekly report period lint! hpt Include trdek »ak*s tack oa a m ilitary car parking Tho V iinfum i$ow| u o 1* t o m - , ^f l i n i h«)> w i t h t hn m i l l tool ki :i*i in i»i f The purchase price was report­ lot. The stern gang is a Jewish m arket niovet) hh car* of prod'iro “ The potato volume ’ ...e on iht? | |M , aepre-intiitM i-* of i he m J 1111...I 1.. llu- 1 alll-.ad -01 m c ed to be 693,750. Th« grove was te rro rist organisation. The new* — mostly peppei* and e g g p la n i.|J’nhukee m aiket i* at Its pens. Il)lrll,j,.,| th,—F if th - Ih-trict m fet- n , n hi fk«"i.nn »»i Mnv I"-' -.m ill ) lilt-) W ll,, pi I bought* from the Shalaasll Cor- agency said the origin of the post­ 60-pound t h i * t V i h H n f o i t i T i ' l l i l l . l u u f o i I h r lie ii a with llglit offerings of b eat about ,'t.OOn li*g> «f niJinbi'i of Ihr Brotlsv u n i in - III llu - t a ll o! I l'i fu r poration of Orlando and consists ers. which denied th a t tho slain uiuash, cucumbeis, lomatue* and capacity, being handled dally. i H V f o l n * i - l i p ,m 1 k n u r n n u n o f I V i n t hood of ISnilioud Ttaimm'Uor g ra in gtli/Mtg, not foj III*) ■ ■of 65 acre* in orange* of mid- British troop* w ere unarmed, wa* ROME. April 29. 0 1 - The okra. Figures for the ru rie n t sea­ The price I* »tcudy around $2, No. llc u -tirvtved |,i the widow. ),„i vcti-d. mu-l I l - . H t l l t o «r»»l fur th* intorrfet A >«e(on Pineapple end Valencia uncertain. whereabout* of Benito Mu»*olini’» son will set ntl-lime record* f. state* Miiikt't Manager J . A trtki*n In tr.t* IN dtrict ms-vtlhg. Mi. Jo y .r Keeling Kinluw: a , the t ’ouutv Vgent'fftre be(U v arieU ei end 20 acre* of graperecently * exhumed body is still th a t m arket, Ixitli in volume ana Du)any. The Puhnkce market on \p . -in . the I llr-'ln l Tho ih'U’g^tioji futiti thu local tliiti|£ iiit'i Ji-H tiell. a sou lln h i. n l. f,t] gross sales, the m anager stale-. e m ystery In Italy — but his bean, h n. weakened, due tu curl) a m i o il w hat +m I {fniintiiit 4 i f ;n n?*ii|i" rn ,lt: V 1 • ■; ■ ; punt* lioadnit b y lV * t i >oum .u if lr r t i l l * f r t l h i ' ■ n m l i i * m 1 h i t , M i Fascist sp irit has appeared in A* a m atter of fact to ta l, have production fu{Uter nurth, I*ep|iei Ihailny ttiiimui, ptedu«*sI t«» **n* M is Km‘nic*tt K iu ls u « f f id ils p h uilt'il ir? ot.li'l In lie two Italian eltios. Yesterday was already passed previous records, ha* held up .very satisfactorily. I rf,*r tht* muinboi-Im|. to 200 full! s P t F ls . Mi v U iipvtt IV m i \ j e lig ib le fo i -o il converVation the firs t anniverary of Mussolini's end they have flvo week* lo go T he c e le r y i* ■ .lig h tly s lio n g e r on ' t.rto r to the next il i* - nf Bui try. \ t \ , Mr* A r llit n , practice, t I Tht* I- the ru t o ff death, and Italian newspapers say before the end of the season. date to lepuM thi- p t a iln c o n ly , O o ld :i* . l a i i ^ . i g fro m * 2 .6 (1 to » l | , l i r l to | K. | , .|,| M ay 1 3 . I'lmUhtitt uf Si * limtl Mi W. F. Tuten, 201 Maple Avenue, that ther* were. F ascist demon­ “The Plant-C ity S tate’ Farm ers’ — p n .c a l . l i g h t l y w e a k e r, s e llin g | T im I « \ t o in d r. O ilh iim u ig r . l a ll Richntil .MiilHImtil mid Mi* -a id M i. Daw .o n driving a City garbage truck cost strations In Rome and Florence. M arket salr* during the 1a t FRANKFURT, Oer.. April W, on Third S tre e t a t 9:00 o'clock from' 6 2 to 6 2 ^ 9 . v e te ra n * in S e m in o le f o u n l y w ho J. IL WrtUiin nf Smifonl mid About (hree hundred young (AV - G erm any', new polil cal Saturday morning, wa* run into a te eligible for m n id > c i> h ip in | w * i b i u l b p i * ' 11I r f I ’ t + L t y O f f U ’ r r ] men Interrupted e church service party, the Chrl*tlen Social Union, by a truck driven by Jeme* Red­ the V.FAV, lo join the local or- K i n l a w , p o v i d a l l m i F f l a t l l i i t t ' b i * j in Rom* to sing e Fascist hymn Fon, K isllil Sflnunn K m la u g a n ls a t io n . won an overwhelming »W®ry Jn ding, colored, of W eil T hirteenth county council election* held In S treet, who wee making a right praising Mussolini. In Florence, In addition to Cbnuti. ridham of So fifnitl • black Fascist flag was raised Anv vctemii in weed of »ervf# .th e American tone over the week- tu m to enter the alley between Fun ial ^s*t\ tr»*« for Mi . Kin A l.o ut tending thr- meeting, in lie (fiec ,.f charge) in any of . end. The fasl-growing rlght-of P ark and Magnolia Avenu* and over the Giottl bell tower. It was addition bi Gomdr, ri.lbam. were law ttil! be held at thi* KlirkHiii fhe following categories is recenUr p a rty rolled up a lead of 'had ewung over to the le ft aide quickly pulled down by the police. Vice Commander Cyril Mutiier, Funeral Home T’ueFilay ut 4:00 quested to visit Hip offirp of almost two-to-ene over It* rvear- of the road to make the tu rn , and Q unrtrrm aster J. 0 . Huff. Chap­ p.m * with thi* H«*v. \\r. P. BrookHs WASHINGTON, Apr. 29. (/»■)for such little neeeesillei of life the r e s p a n s i b le ngcitcies t i . l c d lain John Bald* nn I dcleuntos ,lr„ ami lb* J, I* llw t , e*». the slightly left-wing In lo doing. »truck the le ft fro n t The woman vrhn.rlde* hciit on as canned butter, inukluks and Jc**lv Cook nod B. F. Mills, J r. Luriiil Mill hi* in K vntfieeu trim *, below ; Social Democrat*. Th» Commun­ fender ef tne etty truck. 0 .r.A ; ceiling pricee In Alaska an armload of silver fux fur*. Coonltnator — E- B. C arter, tery. ist P arty received lea* then *lx Fenders of both truck* w ere M n . Ilti man has been having la in th e nati on's capital on une A tlantic National Bank Build­ — percent of the more than 1,000,- dam aged end Redding * * i a rre s t­ of her semi-annual visits Jo (ho a tim e keeping a sta ff together. ing. The Sanford Fire, , Department city. 006 vc tae «a»t. ed for recklee* driving, occoi . . ro . .. I , Nineteen of them have been Employment — L\ S. EmThe sreond free election In the sent a pumper truck to Longwood Hh# |( Mr». Mildred H erm an— m arried and left their jobs. Bhe - > . idoyment Service, U 2 North are* In 13 y ear, wa* marred by th t, morning when Hr* th at broke the only woman O.l*.A. district S n 't sympathetic. You see, Mrs i‘«rk Avenue. rioting and nro-N ail a^tlrBy- A ACQUITTED But In a private ggrege menaced director. She's a governm ent offi­ Rep. Ji>c Hendrick*, who in erm sn w ent to Alaska to teach ViK-alionnl T raining nml Edu­ William Bedenbeugh w as ac­ the fram e structured three story cial who can sell celling prices school for a year. T h at was 27 making n whirlwind tour of hie street battle a t D iegan, In BavarBHEMF.HHAVEN. Grr., April cation — .T. W. Ijvwttm, Court (ftv W . between G e r m a n voter, and quitted in County Court F riday by hotel a t I-ongWBod. to Eskimos and has done R with years ago. Since then, she's been district in Hie interest of hi* can. 211 t/P)— Two hundird soil tw en'y llotud. 'mytnore than 6,000 Jew ish dDpl*ce<l a Jury on a charge of aggravated O ther th an being somewhat the help of everything from alr- m arried, had two children, got didary for re-ncminaitoii to Con­ wives of overseas American soldLegal A ssistance. Hospitalassault. On another charge, ' • Longwood Hotel • law degree by mall, got to gress In the Fifth Congre**lnnnt Hr. a te headinif by wy>«riat troins irallon sod Slalo Service Of­ District, will,c o m e : to Mrs. Herman eaya even th * : know every clllte'n In Alaska — ............... . ........ -- Hanford - -- today ft dm the German port of ficer — Contact through Lloy ‘ rem otest trading post In Alaska and never gave a thought to tomorrow for an addicne which Dramerhaven toward reunion with J 5 —fbiylg -Camntv -Satvb ilflU"-r»d r L U JM» Ji. i L Aheh—husbands tn-v«rmuir' til l mnn .Eritya P<ntedLfot»JBWtot. ww-V:— ficcr, 1'iiLsch Building. Given half a chance, Mrs, H,er- at F irst S treet -and Magnolia sod Auvtimn title .. The gioup Id Home Service ,l«si*tance tn Avenue. elude* I2il children. Servicemen. ex-Servicemcn uml Mr. Hendrieke ls ex|K-ct*d to their Dependents — Amcricwn discuss the issues pf hi* campaign LODGE MEETS TONIGHT Bed Cross, L akcfiont Bouloam) to atata the progress being the pibpoted deepening Sanford l<odga No, 27, IGOR, V eterans A dm inU tratloa "» will meet « t 6:00 o'clock this e*eM artin M- Rttdkb. 'ft; .Tuasdaj Streicher Told Market System Chief Urges More To Respect His People To Eat Fresh Vegetables Defense Counsel Wilson Says This T ~ Best Time To Enjoy Order Issued After Clashes Between Nazi And Attorney njb- Florida's Health - Promoting products Direct From Field Of State , Is tornsen At Public Auction 'Aifciin i his Year m Jewish Areas Are Placed Off Limits For British Troops Thomas W. Ivinlaw, A.(\L. Empl oyee, Anidenlallv Killed Y .r.N , Post Is ( 'uminumludDiiFing ])istiii*( Muetinjr Tooke Buys 75 Acre Grove Near Orlando Location Of Body Of Mussolini Mystery City Garbage Truck Damaged In Accident New German Party Wins Large Victory Veterans Service Woman Who. Rides Herd On O.I’.A. In Alaska Visits Washington Garage In Longwood Destroyed By Fire Rep. Joe Henririckn Speaks Htt*e Tuesday Wives Of Americans Arrive In Europe � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/473f49a99f768d3465b8e8fefd1dd60d.pdf aa736f3cca127f7f689b3a1a45b07f8a PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY; Apr. 24, THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Gen. Eisenhower’s Castle Gives New Officers Him Shooting Base In Scotland w i Installed IAt „ Pilot Meeting Al* New. featu re. Dwight D ; - ( M im a . 4 r r . a r .« » o « . m ents; I«ourino Beat, Supervisot •of R egistration for Seminole County by Gov. Millanl Caldwell and Mr*. II. K. ‘ Chapman- w a. elected a member of the local School Hoard. Visitor# a t the mertliiR inelud­ ed- Mrs. Hughes, Mr*. Murph>. M r.. Nona Farley, pre.ldent of the Qrlando Pilot Club nnd Mr*. John Keene, im m ediate-|a»t presi­ dent. There were 2-1 member, present. At the conclusion of the mealing. M r.. Maxwell w a. pre­ anted with a nasi pre.ld en t’* pin by Mr*. Illltliir who commended her for her "excellent leadership EDINBU ROIfc—Gen Ei.enhowar h a . all the makings of a "S co ttl.h Nobleman" to edd to the many laurel, conferred ut>. on iilm. since he accepted the gift of Culxean C a.tle and it* tic hie facllitlea. The Renernl'. .u lle on the top floor of the ca.tle command* a magnificent view of the F irth of Clyde, halfw ay between Edlnhunch and Glasgow. and along with It Roe* the use of a family pew In an old “ kirk.1* The presentation w a. made by the faniily of the Lor. All**, which h a. an American connec­ tion through the m arriaie, in 17fiU, of the Rreat-Rreal Rrandfather of tha pretent lord to the daughter b f John W att, nf Uevi i York. M rm l« r. r f the famllv will continue to use one wing nf lh« OGDEN. U tah. l/F i- ln a fight with Jackie Iturke. Ogden welteiw righl, Dennl* (K1d) Oliregon of FI Pa.n. Txxa*. knocked himself out. Crnggv from nine round* of punching, Ohtegnn ran itniick into B urke'. »houlder with h i. chki and went down for the count, . nake Junior iiTvc it in a 1 with had- MILL H ir r iM P V ’M In TECHNICOLOR YOLANDA AND THE THIEF” with FRED ASTAIRE - LUCILLE BREMER STARTS. THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS!! . S tarting M a.h .. 1.63 Growing M«.h .......... 1.23 ilrollrr M a.h ____ 4.37 Dairy Feed Hog Ration Bpeclal dl.cuunt 3 b ag . tu ton I l l K 1 )8 E Y F lo u r & F e e d Mill** 313 Fa>t First ..Htrecl You Laughed at -MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON*’ You Howled nt * ‘ \* i “MR. DEEDS. GOES TO. TOWN” ' . -You Roared at “HERE COMES MR. JORDAN” -You'll roll in the uUIcm laughing at .. . SKA FOOD FLATTER TOUCHTON DRUG C0 GOOD lOOKinG “I da not believe ta the eoutlitdaikm .1 lb.- Drill a . a **i-rUaa ta cur cr*:lim ct lutisnil deleaie. t (l) bet'eve that an adrru.u l.rte fee nalanel •defeate ,c*a be c r w t r | *nd mainlined Ihtoo-h vowitwr* . . , provided Ibow votuoloer.tr* elven tort aid id im n 'i |n*ue*w** In the form el oav and a P e w y * eam-wr.-jl* l» civlll.-i »*[""!*• • boll eooo .or | . - l . ' - l t o n d e . l i a c a ic •chleve Ihl. reta’I. Aisrciitv* Le.dartbio in -neret * YOUR FRIENDS A PLUS' BENEFIT OF WOODCIAFT Pete Smith N o v elty -“BUS PESTS” SHOW CARD• AND POSTERS ♦ MUSICAL NOVELTY . “KEHOE’S MARIMBA RAND' UNIVERSAL NEWS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service (0. D. LANDRESS) “ASTHMA” and TRY Asthmanefrin you ih f rtrnli, hand-colored SEMINOLE COUNTY c > / j2 u * ic l'r 4 / ( j o - THE RAYMOND STUDIO 9 S t a t e D a n k B ldg, .pi;0ht 6l9 tfiU IWIBs) SI Sanford, Fla. — Tel. 1093 WOODMEN H. J. FINCH. DUlrlct Manager Sanford. Florida PACKAGE STORE AND BAR ||;jW K ■ , LANEY’S DRY CLEANING P hono 465 I'hone 680 orevermore X tnliaa from Sanford center Wed.—Thur*.-Fri - CONCRETE] PRODUCTS home town news Property Markers 410,000 Plants Taken By Air To Pacific Coast_By_ Grower ta u t, ware fearful th a t -tha small governm ent g arrlio n waa riot aufficlently strong to prevent loot­ ing and disorder* and believed 'tharxoM BOrSBIe -W SW JH ir * « • to control th# iltuatlon. about leaving Harbin. Meanwhile, correspondent Hamp­ ton’* dispatch added fresh details on the recent battle fo r th# Man­ churian /capital of Changehun which w *i won by th# Chin*#* Communists. Hampson quoted Lieutenant General C hat ChlaH sb n g as saying th a t 31,000 #xperlenced Japnneta troops and 40,000 Koreans bore the brunt or ll)e fighting fo r the Cammunists a t Changchun. Chao sold his inform ation came from captured Japanese. Th* Chlnaae Govern­ ment general said th* China** Communists had forced tha Jape and Koreane to defend their first lines fibcauae tha Commun­ ist* • lacked troop* of their own experienced In poelUona! w arfare. French foreign m inister George Bidault, as host to the conference, was a t th* pataca whan Secretary of SU t* Byrnes arrived. Byrnes was followed by Soviet Foreign Comroissa* Molotov and BriUsh Foreign Secretary E rnest Bevin. 'P h o n e 1241 Sanford, Florida. SPaSS, K. ZOfJt Of Grave Robbery “LI, . K.* Coilopy °f Cecil Mopn. a 1*11. who had i. air ■ktatlon Mu-xtrinL Kmalta a#Id he do.-t not w«nt to intarfare with the investigation end he declined to Identify any of those who were •nt to ta k a th» e. A t the tim e earing no coat re hi* un d e’* l* which travel. ed tem perature order to pro- • Meanwhl!*, Police Chief Utnli.cto Farrmnt* o f Milan said that two night watchmen at the city’* potter field hsd been arretted, The police chief aUo said Unit nunttrau* graye digger*- have bor.i queitloned because the exhuma­ tion wa* done with profe..iunnl *klll. The Investigation Into the mv«terlou* dUappearanru nf MusoU nr. body h a, extended into the province* far from Milan, All vehicle, on the# Rome-Milan highway aro being checkeil i>y police. Italian police hav.* posted s continual guard aruund the P a la ito V tnetla In Rome t« prevent th* form er dictator', tiody from being carried into hi. on# tim e headquarter., . Rom* paper, asserted tmlay that many p:op|e knew the Inc.iUon of M uiaallnl't unm.iki-d Brave became It had been p«inb-d out many , times by watchmen at the Milan cemetery. . iccMrd^mr=Tt* tfltiiir IMS fUltTfdy r ^ - ----1 — -nage, a**i*tant i received the t Mr. Hell wa* ten he left. The ■ the birthplace n t Rend. Pre*off were Mr*, C. Trine. Mr*, .P a u l' Oglesby, W arren Brown, m hU farm . h arrangem ent, a Kilgore Seed ti provided him . already shiplllon plant* by during the past A'. Schncck of Seed Company Bred Growers, Inc. DRIVE — TRIP BUMPER April tem perature of 71.1 <W gre#* which U but .04 of a do- DEPRIVED OF PERMITS fallowing the second convict violation of traffic rate* More than 120 dtlegatr* and visltera w ire today registered ul th* M ayfair Inn for th* l«lh an­ nual convention of the Florida 8 late Chapter of th* P. E. O. Sisterhood xshlch will sts rt It# business session a t 8:16 o'clock thl« srenin*. Mr*. H. H. McCaillit Is president of C haptar Y of Ihs P. E. Ou Sanford, which with Chapter L of 8 L X3oud is rerelving tb* visitors. Th# convention program will Includa ■ m uiictl hour at Holy Croes Episcopal Church at 4 30 o'clock this afternoon. Th* conrention will dost w ith th# mdtnIng session a t 1:4$ o’clock 8at- Power Output At Chinese Officer M o n ftfe-S ta tic S tu d y in g " -S m k Is To Be Hiked Production Here The- witness drclsretl Gih- (■'eneratinur Plant To Bi* Increased By 2-1,000 Horsepower ju st -themselves to civilian, lifr. It* told of having' been np pronched by many veteran, wit ' iroblems growing out of the ile ay in adm inistering the hrm-fudue them under the Gl Bill ol Rights. Ile gave one instance in which n veteran student at the University of Milimi had, nm received hi* allowance for edu cation.I purpose* although lie hml a t the .rhiKtl more than month* and of an account In a Miami daily newspaper ol a n o th .r who hail lieen unable In buy surplus material* for which Mnricemen are »uppo*r*| to have f Annual Convention O t PEO To Open Cool night* hav* balanced warm day* to bring about an av e rag t Jaw airy con Holland Advocates Better Breaks For S T « 3 World War II Vets graphed th a t he had artlvcd -----------ntnff in. IJ.tH. lafcly aboard th . kllver Dougla. HOME, April 25. UP)— Italian . <,rr" '* n ■DC-3 p aiM n g tr cargo pUn* of M lniitrr of th# Interior Glu.rpp* " ff,‘ th . Coastal Cargo llge end that Rnm lu announevd today th a t ml he wa* feeling fin .. On the plane w .n- 330. —— ■ I’»w#r and L ight C o r t p a n y A alight aprtnkte th is morning, throughout th# sta te hav# b*«n csrriad on atrong southerly winds, awarded W ar Dn>»rtm*nt C*rtlf- g*r# promise of showers to ra’Icste* fo r their pgtriotl# a#rvlc*a llevf th* continued April d ro a fllt which was but partially relieved daring th* month by rainfall p f Program . Tho awgfd* were made ,47 Inch on th* inth. la.t night at a hanqurl of th* Normal rainfall fo r April, a c ­ S o u tliu .ic rn Wactri# Exchange, cording to B. F . ’W hltnar. weatharFrirawater Park. Mias. mon, U LSI. inch**. D uring March Th* Florida Power, and Light th a total rain fall was m ra.ured bare a t IA 5 inch*, as compared w ith normal precipitation of L74 Inches. Normal rainfall for May , WASHINGTON, Apr J5. (A7 -* The Allied F ar K attrrn Conimi*.(on h a . made a public Mute •went of policy t o r the f lu ff time in the two month* it ha. M <>|x-niting in Washington. It «;r>d the United State* should «rnd only enough food to Jnpnn to ■offguard A llie d nrruput on troop*. Ami. n* expected, the Uoinmlaiion n«ked thiv United State* to review it* pledge to Mtpply J ii pa,! with mote Ihnn r.ou.tion ton* of fnorl by the end nf June. The American drlegute on the Cumnii..inn, Major .Genet ul Frank McCoy, voted with' the other ten dcle.-ate* in asking for a leron .iihinU on of that pledge, nnd »aid that he ex|>ecte<l Mn early reply from the government Ai the .nnie time, McCoy pointed out that the United S tate , aliead\ i. following the policy I.l-I down by Ibe t*onimi..ion on delivery of food “ Minister mS ' " ? iT it“ “' WJ ! : ,T n ? y« i 'l™ 1 And Army Chief Of Staff Several: Persons A 452^-JSfc „ST.8*.; V c n r W i ': Arrested In Case Expected Shbwers Wlll RelJeve Drought Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Podt, Well Curbe and C o n c re te APIUL al.’-M , 21 Allied Far Eastern Group Makes First Policy . Statement Bell Arrives In Goering Named Father Of Plots California. With That Ended Careers Of Officials Large Shipment Tribunal Told I.l|HwalTi' Chief. Connivance ’♦War. Department Awards Given To - .11' Executives IORS — HOME COOKED MEALS U. S. Asked To Review Pledge To Send Japan Food rom platc It* evacuation of Harbin today. ’ Several diapatche* said the r*e CoinmunUt*. A rertigee front Harbin—Dan­ ish Council Beg# Jorganaen— . told A P photographer Julian Wil­ son In Mukden th a t the resident* /% of H arbin w ere,preparing to w « ™ __ • k . r h l k > . ' I '.m n i m l .l . A.<u«ociated Press leased Wire GET JAIL TElfcMS FOR EXECUTING DOOLITTLE FLIERS SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 25 (JP)—Dispatches from JteveAl Sources In China said today there was every indication Chinese Communist Troops are preparing to move right into the Manchurian city of Harbin on the heels of with­ drawing Russian troops. The Red Army is scheduled to . WORLD SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, Apr. 2 5 , 19IC CHUNGKING, April 23.<A>) - . •b>‘ A Chlaca*' spoke* man >** • conceded the fall of the north Manchurian city of Harbin to Comm unlit -force*. Ii u r m h c # O M A H A . NEBRASKA. OUB A 1 I K I I EXCEED I 1 I 2 . 0 I I . 4 I I QmccJ’twnc-?!?! UEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service S an fo rd 'H C o lo re d T h e a tr e W o o d iR f ii Life Insurance Society Come To Our Grand Opening Orlando Highway 17 uboul in oil, in a Beautiful Gold Frame Ikm to IhouttandH, MONEY REFUND AGREEMENT 10 Day Trial Contra Indication*! for the tute of this product is on- th*-label. — “ • Ace Amusements /ad i pfoUilion ami /ralrrnai brnc/ifi. Established 1908 Movement of Reds In­ to City Scheduled *To Occur as Russia Finishes Evacuation Cull lk* local Woodmen xpiocniaiitr. L«l Mm giff The new nnd effective inhalations! therapy method that hits given Communists The Uniform Rank is on# of many attractive IraternaL social and civic adlvlUea of Woodcraft's "Fraternity In AcUon" program. It Is on# ol m any "protection plus benefits every Woodmen member can enloy along with his sale, sound, leg al reserve Ul# Insurant* pro­ tection th* Society furnishes at cost. The Perfect Gift FOR MOTHER’S DAY Considerable rloudinre*. w s ltr r rd .howefi) and thundm lnrm * thin aftrrniMin, toni(ht jtiil Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER local W oodmen Camp* an d civic events. When the emarily-ymUormed W oodmen drill learns parade and expertly execute complicated drills on Reid day pro­ grama or In citric parades, they never fail lo receive well-earned applause. • SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1946 W. F irst SI. - Subject lo Dcmocr.lle P rim im -M a y I t * - . [Tbli ta m M tot *r rrteags Unilorm Rank of Woodcrall qives dlgnlly »o. and lncreatea Interest In m any fraternal program* oi th* , —ALSO— T * P rotect the Peace of the Worldi T o Prdarefe the Progress of America; T o Produce Proaperily for Hanford. VOLUME XXXVII jfc. COMFORT S IG N S lit Unit? There In Strength— BRING TH E FAMILY I ROY WANTS TO SEE TOU! Touchton Drug Co. MEET l:‘ .* , ’ Complete Meal —. $L00 ROY JOHNSON RED BARN RESTAURANT. 3 mile* south of Sanford on t o u t * 17 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. Dry Cleaning D ept h il l $1.17 I! l # j ^ t A i i ^ W H d S A F 0 1 » c r 1 TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate DEPARTMENT BIRDSEY’S QUALITY FEEDS Laying M » li to the early h itt e r / bf S c ^ t l ^ and was *»ld to “have an ossoctetion with Scotland's heroic king." The present buildings. an-i land* •rap in g . however, are mainly the work of the famous architect, H ebert Adam, who designed the old round tower and the- garden. 100 y e a n ago. Single or Married Ages 16 • 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay . • Paid vacations ' • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e foe late hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weekdays Saturdays 8 - .12 • LAST TIMES WEDNESDAY! FREHH D l r u « - y H pr ic es 100 Ibn the c c itu re by the AII»t fmnil; i i MU1 im aginative nrt wh ch wli atm iitth fn fh t bonds of svmnatn: w ith th r United S ta tu ; *n l *»* no effort would br sp a rH O *e the nouie ready for K'rennowo and his friends as soon hs pOr alble. The .‘n u t also. I. to P " » ^ e a num ber of house. on th *°r •* servicemen to -b .elected by the generaL I The Culxean Castld date* bac PRICESi Adult. ... (Be Children • 09c (Ine. T ax) N E\V (' af:t l e o n TYNE, E ng­ land, (A*)-- Peter Fanning. HI. wno h a . nevvr .p e n t b cloth** coupon \ In thi* city, ntill i* wearing trou•era he ta u g h t in jk'JU. "I buy • good clothe* of tha be»t m aterial, and look a fte r them,” he »ay». ROCKY FORD. Colo., (A*)—Re­ pairm an Dick Harding ha* re­ ported ral.lnu a . new cauae for radip trouble., ,’l l f found more th an a pound of the fruit In a uet brought in for repair. He figure* they were carried Into the In.trum ent.' one nt a time, by •» AJ m roti i it In uvsirvi »i m e iivwttmwii donors • of O h o ca^ilt •Is'* raid they would fum |«b bio flat in » “modern, comforUblo style* % .Jf the general preferred. House for Aldf* • The Rift w a. made to the Ren erul "on behalf of the Scottish nation In rcc gn'tlon of k i. Rreat leader.hlp In th e war." • S ir fa n ColquehUbn, chairm an ^ A ustria gave H itler ly|« first great trium ph. Then, 'Gla*vius denarrd in a t G eneral Vyn I.rsuchlt.ch who h* said was one -of th* original plotters against the N'srl regim e — withdrew his support o f th* propo.ml putsch becau** th# iltuatlon had rhangeil. wa* Intnaluceil by 8 tat* Senator Newman C., Brack In who presented him a* "youi H**t United State* Henator, re ­ calling previou* political *i>redlt tlon* he had made which had cone tru e a .lia b le audience a t ­ tended despite threatening tkle*. - Holland cam* here a fte r wind Ihf np # epirited campaign in Jnckaon county. He’ etopned •arller In the day a t Cottomfalc Grarcville. and visited Campton, die waa a guest la st night a t a dinner held by the Crestvirw JChrani* Club. Holland will vl*lt Uto Okaloosa communitlea of NIm v III*, Valpariso and F on Walton today before making n night oddrest a t Milton scat of Santa Rosa county. II# will then g# to Penoacola. Hoover Sees Hope In Indian Food Crisis f f l u u n u s x , . n p r. so, — ro r m ar President H erbert Hoover aaya food and grain aupplia* around th* borders of tha Indigp Ocean offer a hop* to prevent •tan ratlo n in India. Hoxrever. th# United State# em issary studying fam ine condition* around the w orld does n o t know If they can b* unlocked. VICKERY DISCHARGED ■■ K. W. Smith, who was repre- . Hoover has *xpre***d satisfac­ •anted yesterday In County Court tion With th* w ay th# food proh- 8 1/e Amo. I. Vickary o f 1716 by O, W. Sp*nc*r, attorney, was l a n has bran handled In India. Waat Third Stre«t haa received hii the found by a Jury to b* not guilty II* thlnka, however, • th a t th* honorable ditoharged from of n cltarg* ot driving white d ally ration , of 1203 calorie* is United 8 tales Navy, according to to o low. . otation received today - from Naval Personn#! Separation A m istrial wat declared In th a( Canter, Jacksonville. com of Carrol Rauleraon. who E. W. Smith Is Found NOt Guilty By Jury r SUGAR 8TAMP Brotherhoods Call Nationwide Strike M CLEVELAND, ' ... ....... . ' ' Apr. 25. W OTON, Apr. 25. <AV- r - Officiate of tha two large r a i l r o a d brotherhoods, th# TO ADDRESS CLUB F . Houtholdar lath odist Man’a ng this evening Church on tho n t America." will address Club a t thair a t tha Mathaubjact, "The . liil I l. lilt II .IV |.) J l.lllMI hill .«■ p.iui r. tin* genciuting pi.mt nf • hi- I kin.In l‘nwi-1 mill I iglu < •.in *.ii ii v ul l.wki- Mntirur, it »a-> .iinii.uiin.il tin , miiriiiiig hy II. II. Cn!t-nitin. mnmigcr nf tho com pmiy’# |ucn| nffiev, ■ At S nm .ntn on Woilnnuln)’, M:iy I, l In* m nipany will present mi "iipen hnu.e reh-liratinn" lo ■lnhi.ile ,i new .li-iilil elect rl.2 1.mi i luirM-power in.tallntim t mi.I wliuli will .tipply mhlitioiinl i'til i i-m fin the .till i ii i City mu! • ■ nil) iiffii-iiiL will take p art in t!>i f•*1 Hu. | itpi'tllf Iy *el vice*. Ill .l.hilt HIM tu till- Sill II.III.I ph u i. the Iiiinpiili) tin- u plum miller riinitnK tliill ul Itlviern whnh i. expeeteil In he In operstiun |iy the end uf (lie year. A fuuMh plant, now in the planning .Inge, will be liH-ated oh the lower Ku*t Coast. These four plnnl*, together wilh the neceunry linn*mission lines, MilnUitmu Cm tim e, and d u ll lint inn line*, im hiding an estimated COO m ile, uf rural line*, constitute the company*. $24, 0110,000 run-itnietinn and ex p an ­ sion program. _Civic leaders from llradentoh, Ft. Myers, I’unta Gords, l.allclle, Arcadia, Venice, ralnictto • and adjacent u rea , served by the company are expected to attend the opening of the S arasota plant which will tic dedicated hy Mayor J. Dougin* Anient. The Sarasota High School hand will ploy during the afternoon. i'lanned in 1043. when company official* foresaw a rapid grow th ahead for the Sarasota section the new generating atalion po» ae.se* the most modern electric equipment available. I/Katexl be­ tween the Tamlami Trail and Sarasota Bay. Its carefully plan ned landscaping and the arc h i­ tectural design of ilt various buildings and atruclures result in a scene which hirntotilxei w ith the natural beauty of the area. “The 24,000 horsepower th a t the new S arasota plant brings to the west coast assures plenty of dependable power for the com tnunlties of this fast-grow ing |By ration !ord Council No. 20 of the .and F rie d Masons, will f e * 8Mect. M a ste ris.D e frte company is prepared to at) 10 Seminole Voters Roach 7, lIKt Total At ( lose Of Books \i the I..-. ..t tin- reg istrsjliun lunik, lo-it S ituiday, electors !fui Seminole t'minty reoche.1 O I total of 7.101. .ii iirdiitg to int forinotii n re!c:i«d tn.luy ,by Mrs, t .in in - lli-nl. Super) i.u r of Itegi.liulim i id in .. i., I • \e g rtu -, were irg i-’i n - 1. ..f wh..in .'ll M-gi.ter- lute. • .|.*i iiiH) the growing ol .and lun.I eeleiy. Celery l» grown in t 'I.mu on .and land, he «atd, lint »dd<-4 that he did not know of any mtivklund eelery grown there. In eonipmiy with Mi. Itocco nnd Dr. II. W. Kclineck. snlea manager of the Kilgore Seed Company of riim t City. Col. Li Chiu Wen will attend tomotrow in Bradenton the mutual field day and exposition nf the Florida Agriculture Experiment S tation’* vegetable crop lalwirntary. Higgins Attends Flood Control Meet E duard Higgins, manager nf the Seminole County Chamber -,f Commerce t«*duy wo* in Titusville* attending tho hearing of flood control, navigation and w ater con­ servation niul stnbllirntion which I, being conducted by United Stale* engineer, from the Ja c k ­ sonville office. The Indinn River • Bt. Johns River canal project was probably due to come up for discussion a t the meeting, said II. II. Colema.i, chamber nf commerce president, this m orning, . Wight Commended by Evangelistic Group A telegram of appreciation for publication of th# Railway Evangelfit. month!)- m agaiin# of the National Railroad Evangelistic Association, was today received by F. Jfttsky W ight, publlaher. from A. H. Udeen, secretary of tha association. Ineer L. 8 . Harkey, railw ay of Banford and/ editor augaxine, i# now atteo d 'n g tha m oating o f th* association at Haihtet, N. O. Th* Railroad EvanM lte tk . Axsoclatten 'Wa# ifc ro io i Gi Sanford three yean ago. H T fi) *' I m aii **ff*»it I•• simplify the trnrk nf nift|N‘«l*»i •% at»i I clerks nt the pull, on election day, Mrs. It ul hits -et up ’« .y .te m of fil­ ing the imtm-s. ■<> lluit ench per­ son je g i.te n -,1 .ip the county has a card with h i, or her nsme, uildrvr*. party alfiliation, color and whethei or not a freeholder. T lie-e card* ure fded in nlphabsliral old.-i nnd can la* found on a moment’, notice, liver ‘.fit) mi mt i liavo also t>#«n tian sferied from the precinct la whi.h they previou.ly registered tu the precinct in which they now re.h(e. ThU wn» don* in con­ formity with the l.-ixw of th* State of Florida which states that "no elector, who. having been previously je g t.trr s d , .h alt have removed from one district to unother in thi) same county shall b* allowed to vote w ithout a certificate nf transfer." Thi# en­ tailed many hour, of e x tra work, •ince the name, inn.t he stricken from three book, and placed upon three other hooks, and a ce rtifi­ cate of trn n .fer must be mad*. Card* were mailed to all tho#* who.* nam e, were tran sferred asking them ta coll at th* offtew nf the Supervisor for a certifi­ cate of transfer. TRAINS COLLIDE NAPERVILLE. IIU A pr. I (A3— Two Ca*t passenger trail of th* B urlington/ Railroad th afternoon collided a t Napervlll III. All available nmhutenc** ha' been rushed to th# irena. number uf persons injured. �V. TT1 F S A N FO R D PACE TWO H ER A LD . SANFORD n r N O T IF IE D U ni • lu ll .to uultt UD hv haa Ihla f a r baa a . ltto4 n I' 11.riulon' •aalaal you in lh* Clrrall Court Clerk Clirult <'o«M m I iamlnpl*. CWum>; Florida. In QMMtters, lh a ««ria ln eauao eoU U -r C. A. WALKS. pM lnlifL V*,. <U* IICMMIH JUIINMON. *t aT. d r- IN T I I K C t H M t P t lV 'T H B t’t ll’N TY JU D G E . MCMINOt.K , .rndanl*. and the d**rrlptloa of F M tltlD A . IN I’ltlH IA TK . rta iw rtl and that *»tal* ilv.rrtb.al .a add hill Of romplalnt an follow*: In r*: I d U I r of tail I of Trtenglrdal* ar* JO H N II IIA V IIk * H - !>*••«•*#• woouUad to plat Uu<*ttf f f . . To All r cU ll.K . and Kanoao »!•«• New GI Loan Plan Enabled Veteran To Get Around Wads Of Red Tape R O W L A N D k V A N .S . J r H IN C .T O N — No longer will veteran, wanting *CJI loan, wear out their pen hau l signing docu­ m ent,. New V rte ia n , Adm inis­ tration f V A l can regulation,, the result of the amended (il B ill, call for the veteran', sign*, ture In one place jo ,t once. • Take the form balng distributed to supervised Irndinir inaiit. lio n , to be u»ed when a veteran want* THURSDAY, Apr. 35, 1941 F liO R ID A a govt-rnment-gunranlecd home icon umlcr the (il* Bill.. (Sim ilar form* hnve lieen issued to cover farm nnd buaineaa loan-.) • •ordrd -ft* l*lal n.ioh Y , . I'* u » t l , of lh* public rec­ ord* of MamlnnU C ounty. Three-quarter* of the way down on the Luck of the ifh'iucullon form i» a ho* headed “ M u lt he signed liy veteran,." ‘ It read, (a) " I declare f do not hove on application pending for a loan for the purp; » r , alalr-d heirini <») I previously 'have u-cd my gunran- * lad n a ira , .or aald K atatn %m : i m i i k i 'm el yew. n r* . i ike af.it*veld pawn on » r t-erera IK •f May. A. P l»< «. nr wUl procaad U ualt* TV): I J . t l 'I l K l . H. I I I I J . Coconut Coffee.... 29c . i t . N. W . la lh* rtly of tt'i Inglua. triatrial ot Culunibl* You a rt h trv b r notlf *d <nd w uli«d to appear tv a certain of Complaint filed aaalntt <»• dlVuie, by lla lU lt T lllL raid «w>** pandlna in lh*- C m i l t tV of aemlnole County. Kl n ld a . i: \ 1 j Pound Cake 80c . JB S M0M A CORIHOlt C o l l i e .S .S Ai- 1. Cald. 1.1. v.mw " '■ 'U I D onuts doa. u. I Sweet Wines .... K 97c a, <r by / l|y ''. proa* III SUPPO RT A N D .V O T E fO R H u l l a real opportunity *______ _-2tot« tbe « •young *»«"*• future. a good Job with a C------ - An - A rm y job i* a »U a d y Job offerevery affxtftim Ky »»* lag good pay. ther hlgheet highest eecurity. teci * ___ ico the vortd. Y ou gat valuabl* promotion and a chance to eee ;aj akin*, good food, clothing. quartern and training in technical medical care free. If you go oyweedj. you | d m a l l c r t*cmx b l i n d e d i. v b it a n d -brought to thia country for m e d i c a l treatment. ( / m c r a d l l c m d U . ' nr in la r, the- ttth day »f Mag. lets. In default thereof *ald rauve will preceed Ra Parte. Let tale order ba pu'.llahed fhr the klaeuten llmv rr<iuir*il by law lu T I I K gA N PH IIH IIR U A IJt. JtaaferA plerula. » , Ii«w«pat>*r of ge w iu l -e lrru la l ua In *,lil County apd Htalf H'ltiw.** my hang* and official ae«l of oftlr* at Mnnforri. M«inlitol* 1 REUNtTIQ AOAIN after • year* *TV , __ _________________ ll-y cn r-o ld Maiuo Koike. B r j i o k - . < C o u n l). C' .lyn. N.Y. end his mother. Mr*. Ikd, fur delimiucnt lndebfft)ne|i? Koike. Ma*ou was left In Japan by .7. Broaden and lihcrallio farm hie mother In 1917 when he became louna an th at the loan may he 111 during a tour. Pfc. Frank Donato u*e»l for practicaltv every qrdi(lcn> found the l>oy there and er- “*»> .Janiunic. purjrone. ranged hU rclurn In the V S . They ' Allow invenlorir and wofk. are shown at San rrancDco'a Toil '"*f to he included in busl. . J Kmtiarbatton. •(fnlrrnoltonal) ................. ,................. 12ozcan 35c PANCAKE FLOUR nkg. 7c PEANUT BUTTER lb. jar 29c SPAGHETTI 2iars 25c K la o s r*<|ulr*d d u i i i i e lT r v t u t t T t # * who** i. ■eC'n f l i m c , 1 * ' m i Kiaht*. o il X m . i : S IL T tV t and vva w Coffee Cakes ... 29e ln< CM.I aiuMf.c a »*c.nt n* to. ll*raaada< Aaalhat any claim* and.d«ntand» which you. ur .llh r r of you. roar ha«a aaaln»f im | iu t (' ot John U I» »l»i. d*e*a**d lat* of «*M County, t* IHIaor.ll a F. It*ti»lun CK rlU circuit Ctiutl. of Seminal* County. Florida j 8 You and rarli of you art h*i«by nollflad rut . a r t 3!>*>*«r in Svmlg'.b address of the claimant. anil khtll lb* Couaty Joda* . cl > b* •worn lo br tha claimant. airtnt, <«n«|. Florida.-* at • nr iUtorn»y. «oil •■»• ■•well rlaim • court >|iiui M ur d.inand not »•> llW d •Hall U Hanfonl. Kl»rbk*. voidi. . . ralrndar ttionlh, from i trover l\ D avid' lh* first publlcallon ot A . adm inistrator or tn » U t u i t •.! K.arh claim »r d*m*uil ,hel John CJ. D avid. Mr. H m i . w n w riting, and ,h*H *}mt* K i r ,l publication A p ril I I . I* t« t>lar* of rtoldnic* on! poy* il.i- IIC i lag JOE WILLIAMS illroad Comm iaaioner (B rp . I ) D a itii rta r td a bwaloeaa m an with an W IN ut ALL FLORIDA viewpoint R IC R U IT IM ® a r m y RUTLAND BUILDING W IT H - W IL L IA M S " S T A T IO N O R U A N D O , F L O R ID A ° 1 -llh M M K II ( io jo Your Bank la*, mu adm inistrator cf emloraeinenl ofl'eran honorable dlachafKtu or certificate The ■f elluibil ty for whatever the | | HUfiunt of the req u e ted gunran- | ru, lee happen, til I*. i T( . Hi-low I, the space in which Ihe y.an | veteran will nut hi, John Henry Wlll, It'a n* fllmple u» that, uiid a fai and cry from the old, romplii ate.) r har form which had lender, and vvt- nm<| i rana tearing their Imir out I : ((.|1 the ro o t,. While Supply S&lmon 5Kc lh Whitefish 52c lh y a rs n n n :i t Mullet 21c n> kms:« ii Cod Fillets :i5c lh S W l I T t f i t i : >e11 »i .m in i n Sausage 18c lh r o i .i .i i SausuRe 5Gc lh Fryers—Breast, l^e^s & Thighs ;.. 87c It) aM«ikt;u Oxydol Here are annie uthor new am* n||„ •imider loan legullttfuii,, land _ THe only authority vented in |M , Y A ia Hint ■of ap|Hi1nting lp< ul up- 1 ,. piuitora to aee (hut the p ilie o f ' . Ihc property jnvolveil ill the loan la "reasonable.'' ; * '“ • It used to 1>« "reasiinalde and norm al." Since few value, t.nlay are ''no rm a l." many otherwise jc*u sound louns could nut ho made., Dlarharge I , (V rllfieale The vct«rat|‘a honnrahle d it-l charge new automatically Ikjcoiuci I h L rrrtlfleitt* or tllg lf .lllt y r 1 !? ]^ ] doesn't hive to apply lo tb o v V A 'N __ Y~ ’ \s ji • * * o \ i a.iTl Ji'IIN N O N . her Inibtsaud U m ar| |e«|. Mht»»e* IMliltlUF !■ untHIOMH. If llvln®. nn»l If # llh # r of m IJ look fit- lhe comiifrwinruui i uirmlirig~ hi* discharge, an(| if thgy a rc not dishonorable a certificate I, IsTh e new loan regulation, also do these ihingst 1. Increase the am ount of the guarantee to *4.000 on a l l ’ real e»tntr loans. The maximum used In be 17.000. 2 . Kxtend Ihe time during which, detcran. .nay lake advantage nf Ihrlr fit loan privilege* from two to 10 years after the official end of the war. H. Kxleinl Ihe |u>iiu.| .in • which loan, must lie repaid lo 2 A ve-r for home loans and 40 y e a r, for farm loans. , VA Insures Loans 4. Provide for tha VA to Insure loans, Instead of guaranteeing them. VA ran insure 16'.* o f the aggregate of loans mad# by any one leader to any number of vet­ erans. VA ,aya this plan should broaden the teope of cred it as­ sistance to veterans. h. Allow the cost of a lot on Fiittm i t o m t i t Cheese ..... at*K • Franks Hltf A KM FRUITS & VEGETABLES 10c Potatoes Fancy Carrots — 2 hunches Yellow Onions — .3 lhs_ r t » l ' t a i:l.i:i-* K M Sweet Potatoes — 2 In s...... Fresh Green Cabbage — 1b Fancy Fresh I Tend’rGrcen I Pole Beans Pineapples I Beans' 20c lb each 27c I 2 lbs 29c r- ih f m ■t'LTANA eTt y y t'.tt Olives 5*/a oz jar ....: V K A I- POHM. R K tir Of I.AMtt Mor 12 oz c a n ...... *A t Juice No. 2 can 16c tlr»l»9 M , rfttJI* M* THE PROBLEM OF EXTRA TIME o rtu n c isioewT M f p CMinhih u flu sB iw w o f BWODf Of O'mSu.KRTI UtOJikG 1 UWMMkt t f wm.mym.yQM w. noneno hoati* km MANY 01 Hh fTUAnoKJ « fkWOKM. IIAMUTY IQI Residenco Conteni* * 00KING DOES IT! Insurance IVAkllOK Macaroni Salad lb jar 21c Iona Cocoa V3 lb — h#lr». lt»r», Rrai|ff|i»M, FirfU lon, fnlni«lr®i«tfR. or o i l i r r V l ^ hy, t It t t>u® ti. ofttlcr or HRHinai m i ® ilt-n ik M l |ter«ona* iind lo ®H lh triik k hi»%'nff or rU io iln v lo im v r. any F l«n L .•r ln lm ® t In th r p n ip f r ir h »rrli»A fltr Tomato Juice 46 oz can 25c PlUH Service** Ann Page Tomato • * ♦*« Sauce • 10y3 i* oz can 7c ANDREW Rely on (h* Eineltney ol Gtw for• COOKING CARRAWAY • H K F R IG E U A T IO N Ag e n c y •W A TER HEATING SPACE HEATING AnnPfcffe f lira lirmtka out In the piece will Ut ihctfint (A you in dolUn end • • ,a W : . 5* . *> t . W, .4 . V' ■’ Vi. • " • — ’« ’ i j , y -. - w i- i jpi^r . 1.• * \ \ ;• \ •. » \ Pj?i ^ ~ • . .f : >• ? » i j 4 *; ’ft i & . ■ ♦ * 1* • * i J | _ . ._ • • ~' ■ \<L * - % • ' ' . •* . > ■ �TinTRSDA-Y,.:Apr* 25,. 19IG U.3. May Bring $ 1 4425,^,00^ ^ a Into Postwai* International Finance His J^cjY Gets Good Education OMAHA. ,(A*i S n m lc r n - y u r 1 i>M Faidlev A F ather sundered i' ]'ih fntlirr'i* jeep could negotiate the step* nt Dundee grade school here. He irieil is. anil made it up the step* and down. Shortly afterw ard he paid u $2 -5t> fine and cost* for the stunt, arid his father, promised Paidley won't drive for <•« days' ro.v WASHING Uncle Sam I Council says repayments, of prinmay bring a $14, 125,000,000 stark cl|,*| B„ j iu le ie it would co n t of chips to the postwar inter- back In tlm.' n t the ra te 'o f $1,001),national fim nce and trade game ’MiojKIJ a year, table if I’resident 1 rum all's pro- | th e $ 1-*,42 .090,000 • would bposaln all an through. (strictly u government cotmtiUme <t The way the c, ips would la; 0f p„ui(e funds. Lut the Ini#r,.achecked out. bn thy b ash of the'U om il Bank. Uie council says, wit, adm inistration's newjymnnoiliiced. g 0; the hulk o f its lending fu n j. ' “uiternational economic prog rum," im im private investor*, ‘'p artic u ­ sjh p e j up like this: larly in the United Staton.’* Leans by Export-Im port Bank, I ii> war has put a veil of un­ $1,750,000,103; British I.oaniCred­ cut U nity over the ex ten t of cur­ it by U. S- Treasury, $:i,7.'i0,000.- rent American .'invm u investme . 00 ) (not counting W<0,i-0 J.OOP in foreign lain.s. more in settlem tn t of lcnd-lcesc); In 1010. however, the Commer.'. subscription to International Bank, Dcpartm.-nt says Americans h^». $1,175,000,000; and subset ipli. n $7,000,000,000 invested directly in i to International Monetary Fund, overseai countries', and got osck $2,750,000,000. an income of $450.0)0,000. Must Actually, Un.de Sent already of the Investment wn* in foreictn has committed $9,425,000,000 of subsidU rirs and h f s n e h s l t u f II. President Truman' American firm s. D epartment officials predict p ri­ vate investments abroad dur.ng the postwar period will get up lo $X,OO0,000,000 to $ 10,0 40,000,000. Not • all the money th at gne' oversea* from this%country is in vestment- or loaii capital. . ** Du i in i f . lid 5 Americans — anil foreigner* residing in the U .‘ V —sent more than $400,000,004 in cash to friends and relative ahioatl. The Commerce D epartm ent says $144,0(10,000 was sent in pre-wai 1019. P riv a te institutions such a* the Beil Cross- and various p rlto 'e w ar—r-rl i e f—organization*—sent' $200,000,000 abroad Jn ,l?,45L but some went for adm inistrative extierses and not all the rest war In cash form. Money *|e:tt by to u rists abroad is another thing. The Commerce Department says that oven in Polio Conference Slated To Be Held In Jacksonville Ace Amusements Sanford'h Colored Theatre Wed.—'Thurs.—Fri A P R IL 24. 25, 26 PA G E T lliir . TOR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 2.5— Re presentallves from the (17 Florida chapters ■of the National- Foundathru fur Infantile P aralysis will rn:ct in l)e nsicmhly room of the Hotel Mayflower on S aturday for the nation’s first state.w ide polio­ myelitis preparedness conference of the year. The lirsb step in a move to help prepare Florida communities for possible outbreaks during the polio season ranging from lato June to September, the conference sill be held in conjunction with the anittroj most them of th« Florida S tate Board of H ealth and the Southeastern Hospital Conference. Thu* for th lj year, Florida i* second only to California in the number of poliomyelitis cases teport?d—57, a* com not ed to lO during th i sam r period !n*t year. Florid* had a total of t i l coves In 1945—highest number since T. Jeffries, sla te refor the National said Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, S tate. Health Officer, wo* .expected-to particip at: in the ore. paredness session. Dr. H art Van jHIper. acting medical director of Ithe National Foundation, will give I the principal address. Dr. Van Riper will also *pr»k {at the meeting of the Florida L Stntir Boaal of H rnlth Thut-Mlay, • April 25, and at the ninth annual convention o f the Southeastern H ospital Conference In the George Washington Hotel Friday, April A* late ns IKNI, lwo-thin|> "f u . *4. homes w err heated with wood. A lligator*' ears, fmin behind the eyes, arc con protected by skin flap*. RADIO Tteed REPAIR? within l the Nipponese Dog: Becomes Devil Dog OOKANSIDK. Calif., t/19— A Jap an r * ,|og u r n l over the U A .'I,limes. • . The dog joined the Second Ma­ rine Division Ht Sasrlwr, Jap an , de*eiting the Imperial Armv to tag mourn! aftri I’fc. A luingham of Prtchaul, \ | n I. a o g h a 111 bruiiglit it to ( a inn Pendleton here. Japanese Ititeipteler* told m a­ rine- the .log "Kokh” meaning "lirniiei. ji.,.| (,,-eu hrnoght from Germany and wounded twice III actum in China. PACK UP YOUIt, TROUBLES IN A fo r relishle *r«rkman»hip ami ur model . , . BE SI RE , . . ho know HOW! Hauer Radio Service Phone 2H pftM 'year, , VoiiTI *.mi|e too. when y S ran path up >0tu ti u 'd e. ir .i>ii>- ,<t out laundry I j ;* ! Av­ ia bu. llie.e can-* anil wash juitf i'o tt'th e m away’. pKimjr. ly, efficiently a t a low c»**s f$a\ V a il r~ Asouit BU.CINivtf-.1 ’ WHF.N ' C O W I'.'T H N T A ’D V pnT I.'t-I W d ■WrLLPBMOVfy TOTR TfOBRIlS? Moose Are Iaiosc In t 'Montana Mountains, CAMP ULAN DING. Apr. 2>, f Special >—An auction sale of mare than :9HK) item* of different kind* of Armv Kxchange eipilpmvut valued In excess of $290,00,0.00 will he held a t Camp Bl'anding. starting -.( 9 20 A. M. dir May 1 and 2. This equipment is not l.'. S. Government property hut the property 'o f the Army Fxehnog ■ Service, an in*tru nentulity of the War Department T lv Item* to I* »old tnclu-'e ev­ erything u»ed in no rxrhaog - fr oo soda fountains, to Hue ks. t.h le 'ic equipment and mtt»tcal nstru merit* Mo»t of th e Hem* .ire tlr first - la*, nuidtlton, havirrt te rn in n*r nt in stork in the romp exchange* op until lhr*e_ e* ch an ge* were clrt'ed *e'ej-nl wrfeks M ltllK FL S Il. Mom., i Moo*,- m the wood* of mo I huv-xt Monl ai ta a te feel Itig their out* , Ih. J. S. MrhariHttd. fur liter stale g.tme warden, trptiH pi on.’ at l in ked hi* automobile on a toad in the North Fork etpnilrv, hut i t : s lily d esist'd wh’rlt it <lt*Coreted the eat tould not l>c butt- i ed off the highway. I otet. one ‘ehnllenged a ear dliyet, tiy llun^ht-i l.ojn Vavet • Inn I unit Vnvmrand hail to Kill the annual. |)epnt\ tiSine VVutdell PRESID EN T of the N .itto ii.d A - - Ho-- Wilson said. e la tio n *ol W ool M n n ilf a c lo io i-. A r th u r Besve, i* vlioyvn a* h r u . - • fied Itefote the S e n a te it .in k in * ,i I C u r r e n c y C o m m itte e in W .i-tn n it Io n in C o n n e rtm n w ith the |ir.o posed le givtatton to e x te n d the ( I P A D e im * l a in (e n .ito ,. |. | i v A lb e n lt n ik t e y ie . m il -I t . i, b u k iiv ts Me--i* toi. a lle g e d n.niie c a iiin g " in h is r r i t i i ’ls in of m w su p p o rte rs. ( f r ilir o u r io 'm l) IKSEARS CA TA LO G , SH O P P IN G ; Marion iirasentative '‘ourulatfon, LENA HORNE BOOGIE WOOGIE DREAM” ,0 !J 10c A D M IS S IO N Prcpnrftlnc.il meetings simitar to the Florida conftrjnce ate plantnei| for U other states this yrar, I n e I u d in g .Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi. Georgia and Smith Carolina. Basil O'Connor, p ic.iilrnt nf the National Foum istim . said the conference, were in an expat imantal stage but would probably be expanded next year. We know you'll lie c(eI■( j I Yei, here'i the dining room wit# you'll be proud of* one that will acquire o deeper, richer polithing and uie throughout the yeori A graceful DUNCAN PHYFE deilgn dining toble. 34 $ * with 12 inch leaf 10 your table con be extended to A0 inthei f^r more company ’’ Glooming veneer lop and mahogany finished b ate, beautiful SMERATC** ltyle hardwood choirs, remoYoh fabric covered seats and fluted legs all ad d to the nch color of your dining room. - There's ampl dishes, linens and silverware in the mahogany fhmhed CRED^NZA BUfEEIjhQt is equally suilcd Lo living roififf as a Huflat, itiviira ft 7 / it 16 inchat ond 37 iiSha^'high, ComptoTo your dining" room n. C om plala w.lti Ihd (oo’oui coi(*fii( deodoiunt We koo* y#u II woni fo confi^uc o\ ”(/ d That'% w hy w e re o ffe rin g il lo f e r n fimttetJ time oU fu lf lovely women have learned lo (fopemf on $139 t i i S f r •n . v| J 3 leave I a haunting fragrance. $ fa y t Only A n te o y c g rl ‘H0LSTERV - ’* : Phone 1112 - . Owned and Operated by ta f o n of fhtmemy timtly !n$ fo he porehostd thru your S*ort Order Office. STREiBT egONE fluffy a n d c re a m y longtf Hurry to gel your |Of Thr$ mte hopper^ Your furniture will look like new, will w ear b etter than aver when our expert* rebuild and recover IL Only the finest construction m aterials used. Phone 1142 / o r a fro* estim ate and choice of m aterials. * Tuny Cream Deodorant lo guard their charm, *Vin and to the finett fabrict. Furniture Rebuilt and Recovered Sanrord Avenue f ou their clothe*. I t gentle to the •jk' I)El*T prumpt service on an , make MS S. Tack Nrxt Bm tdiy, A pril In .IHS ed to the . cniiow m tntfund,* wbriny- ih'uMeil i t i ... . . . I . . . ... ; ... i . . . . i . . . * dale set Tor ■the w md-up .*#■ or OSi tel. log the total productive endow* T> son U nversily’. mill'mi dollar _ -■» ?; nn ”i \ .I ’l--* n<, i i,ni. is campaign. l-lurida* 200,000 Bap- expansion program includes a lists have undertaken to raise $1110,000 mldilkm In old Stetson *1' this amount for the cause of Hall, written'* dorm itory (already I* Christian ed ito r on. $450,000 has nearing completion), a law build-' l>eru uarmarked for new buildings ing finp aria building, men’x.i.n!l mid in; .uvem rnts to present dorm itory Infirmary, and religious j, building* an I grounds #.t>L ;th e center. „f U n'vetstiy. $0.'>0.(KH) vtiH be ad d -' Stetson'* s t u d e n t -body has Ui L.U N D R Y PHONE 990 ^ �K *t < rr 4e «*.- LRrBANPORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald h u m p t 1L. would be interesting to know how--a T0^fnVn«StVrtf M*nt ns n result of73CUnrd Iippwil to people to wire their farmer friends to get out the Old Family BIMe and look up Proverbs 11: 20. It 1» safe to say that every listener with a Bible handy looked it up. It rendu: 1 "He that withholdeth corn, the people shall curse him: but blessing shall be upon the head of him that artleth it." No doubt every reader Hmiled at It* appropriateness, but it in doubtful whether Che threat made much difference in the decisions of fnrmcra who hod already concluded to nell or not to sell on quite other wounds. Along on the name page of The t).F.B. are some other liiilf-forgottcn but keen Htatementa. These, for Instance: "There is that which ncattereth but yet jncrenseth; ■ C B a c n ir r io * u a t k * r e r e t l * la A Staatw If C enter, n n k ------- — , a* S l a f l k . -----------------------M*atbe . ------------------ - tr e e A ll a b lla a rr M l l m . carl • tWaahs, f f w l a l l a u eaS an llr sal*vtalaa<*ala far Ik* pmrpm ■rafelag la a l* . w ill *e rh em e r t S*a»la» # )» e f lle t« B relee. • la lia S N itH H W i Y " d u m b - T H U R S D A Y , vrtpr.' t y t means that CIO want* to do the roughshod running. W h en X lf) i f t o t . oM hc right* of ili» ‘-iw**iLuAei—ineii—^o fZ th c State, it means th* working men who belong to CIO, It doe? not include among the working men of the S tate the men on the farms of thta S tate or the men who reap - the harvests r f okr hays and rivers, ur all the worVIng men and wom.'n of the scattered hamlets who are unClOtd. It is precisely these work­ ing people of Virginia who bring to frustration the grandiose ef­ forts and .projects of CIO and its scribes and fellow-traveler# to seise Vlrglniu and "make it o CIO vassal. These ’foreign Invaders whose Intention seems to be th a t of running Southerners out of con­ trol of the South arc going to hear the rebel yell before they have got fa r with that plan. The South is not only solid in its democracy, it Is solid and sot- in Its ways. The Southern people continue to vote the Democratic ticket long after the label "Demo- C ttfT A J H L V WOPfc NOBODY GfcT&WB VOBA CtA A ODER1 WORLD POWER M 'S "* The HereU U a ««*«her ml The w t t o n a r i « * »hirh fertile* lb lb* «•* l « **• je e r::::! •bew 'W k u rlabia •• »f hehlleellee •• lei dlipalrbra W n la as* eUe DONT LET YOU It LIFE HE A HOUR* NOTE RUINING T l K HYM P ilo iiY THAT LOO W A ^Jtf L IFE TO BE: Beloved, let us love oiie another, for love Is of G o d —John -1:7. l^mdan (From Wings) » full of shadows, nay Until, nw elrcvl* recall a by Peoplril with trulh and fkll»n, wrong and right. Destroying wings have stricken her in flight . But lamdon has' not lost her heritage. Interpreting from page tn parrnment page. Invoke that genial gift of sccondslght: W hittington hears the hell*, and turns u g n in -Up Baker Htreet sly Holmes amt Watson stalk — Pan is an n u d rss boy in n worlu of men— Victoria's carriage rolls down Birdcage Walk— Rcrnoge meets the (hrlstm fts ghosts beside his g rate—. ,ut T raitor’s Gale. LA new ruling In Miami prodr* th a t henef forth women lying fIron; ms m ust lie acconiInled by their husbands. It pinied ... seems th a t the women down there have been shouting up their bus bands. Nevertheless, the ruling rgeems -to u* a* discriminatory. Husband* purchasing firearm* should also have to bo accom­ panied by th e ir w iver nV ip per cent Income lax, to be |mld by everyone working In the city limits. Thin decision cornea after n long aerlea o( reject­ ed bond laauen and extra tax levied. So often hnd Toledo­ an.i snid'^No!" to new improvements or maintenance of what they had, that .some people predicted the-eventual death of the city government through starvation. The adop­ tion of the income tax at-lenat postpone* that day. Toledo’a experiment will be carefully watched. All liver the United Staten cities are trying to find new aourcea of revenue. Special licenses, occupation taxea ns in Philadclphia, newer fees and income taxea nre all confeaaiqnH that the real eatato tax, backbone of the city revenue sys­ tem, him broken down, Ita burdona are aimply too heavy to bear. That ia one cauac of the growing vacant Iota in downtown districts. Too many city workcra, nlao, live in homes taxed by outaide taxing bodies. ---------' The class wtts asked to write an essay on the life «f Benjamin Franklin. After much pencil-chewing n little fifth-grader briefed the great man’s life down to its most basic details and turned in the following report to her teacher: "Benjnmin Franklin w'ns born in Boston, traveled to Philadelphia, met a lady on the street, she laughed .at him. he married her and discovered electricity."... _ p Beaton Thu tisslKnment for thu slxth-grmle hytrlene group wait ft composition on nntomy. One promising lad submitted this , i i -i ; ; i < hf m “Your head is kind of round nnd hnrd, and your brnlns nre in It nnd your hair on It. Your face Is In front of your head where you ent nnd make faces. Y'our neck- Is what keep*.your hcuiLout of your cpllttr. It’s hard,tj> KeflP^leAn. Your stioulders nre sort of shelfs where you hook your suspenders on them. „ , .■ . "Your stummlck Is something that If you do not eat often enough U hurts, nnd sptnage don't help it none. Your spine Is a long bone In your back that keeps you from low ­ is always behind you you' no matter how up.. Your back (s nlng far the S tale itallroad t om- Zing ip mission in Group One. The elder Poe ton h a t been a county commist loner down there for a goo,i many years, but was born In Alachua, schooled in Citrus, 1-evy and Marion enuntie*. He should know sometklng of Central rln r- '|UiC "You/nrtns you got to hnvo to pitch with and so you can reach tho butter. Your flngersutick out of your hand so vou can throw a curve nnd mid up Hthmauclc. Your legs is what if you have not got two of you cannot get to first bsac. Your f«Sct nre what you run on, your toes ore what a'.ways^gcts Btubbed. ____ , _ v .* u i- . m - and From the Rockefeller Founda.Ripco Ripples on comes a report of ita phllan- I never saw It." iropias during tha paat year . . , 33,800,000 spent on public :altn, *1,781350 on tha advanceent of the medical sciences, 1,088,570 on the natural sciences, 1,941.400 on the aoelal teiences, 1,10 2 .01)0 on humanltlae, making i taUt of 811,894,1110 spent In te year ort charity. A mors dallcu analysis of the*# ex pend Iires may be had from Dr. Rayond B. Kuedlck," proeident af i* . Rockefeller Found*\ion , In iw York. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL KAY Relieved of the J o b at sailing | lh “ ^ W ar Bonda, my food f rf c u d J U r i 1 w » u to the loading InU tunaiui, I . back on tha Job nt produear, aubaUnUal davelth . U k a County C h a m b e r cf ^ f i E S E found in m .lon and Commaree amt In a le tte r from v; lfU b l# f RrTnl. Now land la behim thla week. I waa supplied ltJ f e*,ared and planted to each with some InU reatlnf Information „ o p, V v«tr day «nd U at yw»r concerning th a t f * » r e d « w n l7 • a.O o a c re , of naw land was brought into cultivation fo r th a Popa Plus la asriously ooncerrt- development during 1048. 2®tar “divorce. Godless schools id unbridlsd book) and ,lkenUia entertainment” and o t h e r reat* to Christian morality, aa iU he might be. fA iw n lfy ”, continue*, -is attacking all i r^ * jg \s s a t ,it s % g a | M u S T .S s ’S uf.te "KSsSiiL'lS “ •r* th * tl3 y sum of 3900,060 whll* “ The citrus industry, of course, winter vegeU bles aceouMed fo r accounted for by far the Mrg«*t over a billion more, chiefly from rttu rn a on celery ■«*! tontstoe*. . L etter agricultural M e sn e pro­ ducers aye commercial ferneries. to the folks who engage In ln WMllTuke U dbtinctly a we may be sure, rethe T hird B attle of . 11f To MEMBERS of the SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB The kitchen will lie cloned for repair* •» ' until f u r t h e r notice." ’ * ' SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB F ro m w h e re I s i t J o e . M Political Agitators in the South By THOMAS LOMAX HUNTER In Richmond Timra-DI«patch CIO-PAC*s pjno n , set forth nl Roanoke by Mr. Silvey (who is he?) to invade and capture the late Confederacy is 11 bold one mid is plainly rrgnrdcd by thnt leftist political n rg u n llJl'o n as an im portant move in it* plan to sot up a ritiicn) labor type of touristy who conn to Florida, more than two million in rivenue wo, prduced through the industries of the County, while w inter visitors added another 31,500,000, Protaihly tha greatest mtUaction fur th e to u r is t and winter visitor is found In' the e n t ity 's I tOtl fresh nutter lakes, lovely hills, beautiful waterway* and excellent highway*. It is a veritable fishei man’s paradise and thousands of rport fishermen are attracts.) to It each year on thi* account alone. While th» shortage of labor and m aterials has made building d if­ ficult and only a small part of the planned construction has Item undertaken, the report reveal* that construction last year ran to 33.087.3K2, while real estate sales for tho same ptriod reach­ ed a grand total of 38,432,000., ef which over two an<| one. half mil1le tte r were invevtfcenU--- to - citrus It ia the belief of. this column thnt the Mouth will be ready In meet these invaders. Already CIO -PA C'i political technique has government In America, put the South on notice at Its designs. It Is these designs which, in n ‘ large part, have brought nbuut the coalition of Southern Democrats, the only Democrats of the old school, and Itepulillcana in the Congress, which coalition has been already, able to defeat some, of the projects of the* Red Democrats, spawned by the New When ihe»e radical agltatorf begin their invasion of the Smith to pnqM gate their foreign politi­ cal Ideologies they are going In find themselves working in an unfam iliar polili-nl medium Tho South It n ot dominated bv Its cities. Its population Is not h eter­ ogeneous and recently arrived as la much of the population of o u r U rge Northern cities. These Southern votera are made tip mainly of w hat we might call the Democratic "old settlers." They are not discontented with th e South ns the Is, The germ grovp* and lands. .. This am asing growth and d«velofmvnt wa» not confined 'b any ana tovfti or section but wax reflected throughout tha entire county with every town and ham ­ let participating and all of them smashing previous records. Tha thriving city of Eustis led the list with an exceaa of a million 'dollars in new building and 81. 20.1,1/00 (n real estate tales, hut Mount Dora waa close b.'hlnd while "Leesburg, Clermont, C roveland, Tavares, Umatilla, Howey, A statula Lady la k e , Montvenl,'. Sorrento Mlnneola, Maseotte, Al­ toona, Sylvan Shores and. LU^on all contributed their share to the record sm eihin? county total. *. W hat h aj happen*! and ia hap­ pening in Lake County ia going on. In many otljer counties and the development • !i sound, solid and permanent, fa r different In character from (hoee of the boom days of the twenties.; T b l, growth, development add progress reflects g reet credit on tb* enterprising eltitens o f thta voted county. Now It will be teres ting to see whether or not these rltlt-n s really appreciate their blessing* and turn out art equally progressive* vote In the E . .. ----- ----------- Development h floe.' hut U ean all. go for naught unless eitisens are alert apd pre­ lect It with thair balteU. ’ Today and Friday! for V he-~ ti*ht*-of *the--w orking There's an old war memorial In our town that I Ilka to atop and look at now and then. Back In 18(3, folks gathered up all the bittar relics Of battle and put them in a pile: cannon, bat­ tered rifles, broken swords, and rutted bayonets. Soma of them from our aide, soma captured from the enemy. They melted Utem down, and from this litter of wsf sprung a monument to friendship, tolerance and understanding—a promise that the bltterneia and hatred were forgotten. S in c e th en , th e r e ’re bean all kinds of disagreements in Oils country, big and little. Prohibition was one— and them was plenty of bloodshed, misery and grief until the problem was resolved. But from where I alt, It'a p a rt of the greatness of America th a t we remain s united country. We may disagree me individuals—but, ac­ cepting that difference of opinion, we can live In tolerance and m u­ tual respect. Capjtifht, 1946, Vmitrd S u it! D m ttrt F mamdatutm YOUR CAR MUST CONTINUE TO GIVE VOU SERVICE UNTIL rYOU CAN GET ^ A NEW ONE r i You LAUGHED at “Mr. Smith Goes tn Washington" You HOWLED at “Mr. Deeds Goes to Town* You ROARED at “Here Comes Mr. Jordan* You'll roll In the aisles laughing i t a r s h . Best War Memorial I Know City Presidents . ----------------------f For we never shall forgot The licking th a t we gut, From the Johnnies a t the ] MM • i j ; ! • b* City Taxes Incomes An odd fact about our presidents is that *0 few have been residents of large cities. -Of elected presidents only Benjamin Harrison and Taft were urban dwellers; both, in­ cidentally, were beaten when they tried for a second term. Millard Fillmore of Buffalo and Chester A. Arthur of New York City were vice-president* who entered the White House through their predecessors' death; neither gained an election. Theodore Roosevelt hnd been a New York City man, but moved to Oyster Bay on I-onir Idand. Of today's presidential possibilities Ibrsidenl Truman comes from the small town of Independence, Mo. (!ov. Dewey is a Greater New Yorker. Ex-Gov. Bricker comes from Columbus. O., and ex-Cov. Stasscn from St, Paul, met­ ropolitan communities both. Does the predominance of the city strain among the Ilrpublicnn possibilities indicate a new trend In the selection of iiresidents? % . officeSouth. Mr” R velt tried it. W ith nil hi* p nrxl . pres tigi-, he I couldn't r s first have. One M r. lek-wr kl U x jiu - a h l« > r ^ ‘•Harold the Irk,” essayed to have a hand In this s o rt of running Southerners- oukj of th e South. H e made bold t<7 invade the E ighth D istrict, attem pting to unhorse Howard Vi Sm ith in the in terest of aom« sort o f political no#!escript. Judge Sm ith m et him a s Stonewall Jack son m et the Invaders of Virginia at Dull Run, and the redoubtable H arold departed from our shorrs in th a t discom fort and confusion with which the Invaders left Bull Run. CICLPAC leaders a re , of course, not up on American his­ tory, They should read up an M before they make their rash Inva­ sion. I mi ml me of an old Rebel' battle song: Sheet! Put! III?! the Rebs are coming! Cast o ff your knapsack and your Harold, memliers THURSDAY, APRIL « BIBLE VERSA TOR TODAY 2fi, T 946 SAFETY ECONOMY DEPENDABILITY �1 J ! THUnSPAYr 25. 1316 THE SANFORD TTEnAI.D, SANFORD. FI-OlrfDA And Personal SOCIETY. EDITOR — Coed la Truluck' A ctivities ij TERRACK |'i i u inai'.icec* a re - MAHHAHI-.r 'D IM .F t I.DK'R uml KENNETH ,1..' t Fi.ER . . . The * properly ■•■'•muer*: I.A FRIER HEARD, 11 \ I 'l l \ E C( NNKLI.V uml UN A IH I.YENS*. The giotifird a -tor* and net* •e-n-a include; WAYI*E IM't'K l.H. J n E WATHEN. DOUGTHY • il.l’Ml KYi. HETTY JO IIHOCK. TO I LIVINGSTON^* WALTER ME A HE SMITH. W A L T E R rson a Young Relatives Dick Aikens Have Honored By Coles Church Choir Party Mr, apd Mr*. Robert F . Cole Mr. and Mm. Dlek Aiken en . ntert*ln*d v8 a t 0nJay.^fternoou in tertained memlier* of the F*ir*t honor of th e ir niece* and nephew, Pre*hyterian Church choir last, Ml** Kotem ary Southward. Mi»* evening immediately following . Judith Burtelmell and KcnnetR choir rehearsal nt their home Klreher. An Ea*t*r egg hunt' wa* in M ayfair. Mixrd spring flower* -bald on th e Jawti nnd the young w ere plated attractively about £{U f«la' who*a a g n ranged from the home. Musical; game* were ten month* to three year.* en enjoyed nnd novelty prite* were ,oyed. the g u e it for-rfgg*. aw arded t o : 'Mr*. r . S ;T c in n <y7' Following- the bun*-.,U!i*i*u* • Mrs. George Toltby, J. N. W alter lefreahmentn were served on the and George Tnuhy. porch with each guest being Itcfreshment* of ice cream and presented an Ea»tcr favor. Thoie , cake were served by Mr*. A ikm present w ere: Pamila and Sit assisted by her mother, Mm, II. i.tnne Jonea, Raborn (klhnm, Robin R. W right, to the following: Mr. Ann P otter, K e n n e t h K lreher, uml Mr*. J. A. UUtlinc, Mr. uml Flalne H unter, Glenda CollinT, M m, George Touhy, Mr. nnd Mm; Losemary Soutbwaid and Judith Roy Mnhn. Mm. A. C. F’ort. Mrs. Hurtchaell. Charles Wilke, Mr*. C. C. Rhine, J r., Mm. F. S. Vernay, Mm. II. M. Womock. J. N, W alter nnd Difk • Aiken. .Group singing was enjoyed afte r the rcfrc»hment* were served. Pretty Blond Is The Headwaitress ln Club Ej?ff Hunt Given By Mrs. 0. It. Smith , cmnlexlon. A highly polished < dffurc. A face that ran look ns immobile as marble. A tem per th at's firm ly under control. And a . brain and hand* that ra n func­ tion fast. In Iwo minute* she- can appease n custom :r, ndju*l un o r­ d er and, w ilh ano quick flip o f th« Eind, break nn ammonia tube and l.'dd it under the nose of n d in ’r (•v .h o has hod too many cocktails, ™v bite It* pungent Tuptei rle n r hH b:sin. ^ • Kaye B arton started life .n i,reenvlHe, S. C. where her fa th e r v o , n college professor. Sh* ilLeiv l er fir»t pay check* u* a nurse, took * fling at modeling nnd HoL I/wood, worked -In n Wall S lr c it icstaurant, 'a n d inovesl from thoro to her present Job. She **y* the hardest part o f her Jol> i* the rudeness of cu*tom er*-^ , ’ybeMy due to the f»ct th a t big ™>ay check* have' m*d» It po*»lble t»r a lot of people to dine In re s­ taurant* who did not dine there much before. “ Women are harder to servo tlin .1 men," »he said. "They conipnlij unnere*sarily. Tliry don t _>. i-U to w ait two minute* _fo*- Al* Newafeftture* I tom Judy, Hubba, huldia' Are t !.■■ «• I,own Stati* I'nMege yuU lurky* 'ITill* )ea i *tiimiiy S trw ult i. gii.iig relrot their lU-ld ."iioiiit, l.eun Finnli-t* in the ronte-l art- M naret C arro ll,' Mary Doyle. Ann ItorenlHHim, th a tle n e Sm ith, jo y Stiaffga. Helen Steven*. Suxnane Svtllivjiv itm l Huth Arm Walker. Winner* a re going to lie anjnounced n l the annual hall. I nil jhy "The Bomb,” low i St vie 'annual. Wonder whether Jimmy will *hmv hi* preference for blonde* o r brunette* ? Any ju k e addict »nn lie an oomph g irl in*trnd of a baggy nag. say* beauty expert Aim lh ln flrlif — that is. if th ey don’t TfiLE. NO. 1*18 FRIDAY County Council P. T. A „ will .cet a t the Geneva S ch o o l. at 11:00 A- M. The ‘N. de V. Howard C hapter til fi:30 p. m., and a portion of of tha U.D.C. will meet a t the Saturday, Mm . H. II. Colemnti, iiomt of Mm. F. r*. Koutnlllat, general chairman, announced to• • 1 0 P alm etto Avenue, a t 3:!W ilay. S tw apron*, d ean second ■ M. for a bu»ine*» m eeting • hal„, h„ f ahopIi dre»*e* for A m eeting of the H orlda t hap-# j unjor, . gn4 adult*, clgU.uig artor of the M rt*diU »B illt|t« Alum- t iclc. for bnhic*, furniture, gla*<im « Association will Jh* held ** ware, and various article* for thv hojni of Mrs. IL L (la rn so n home will Ik* Included In the *ale on Richmond Avenue. Tho meet* item* ^ Mr*. Irving Felnberg wljl be Mrs. n luncheon will lie *en ed . |in n charge he arrangement* nrfangsm ents chargo of of the U i tjouer* Will sponsor a and will bhrj assisted tha vv.»woa**, l»ted by th* , ance a t the Woman* Club im men qf of the Church, iiisrnfia: Ghuich. Ihe 1Biiiscobal mediately following the senicr Fund* derived Ifrom p from tho Iho sto stfop _ . ia»a_ play whu-h will l*«, pro- will bo be eontflblitcd conttib lied toward the R e n te d a t Seminole High School. EpiMcnpal t'hurc it A ltar F'und. Friend* of Mr*. L- A. ra in ie r will regret to learn th a t she i* ill ami confined tu her home 520 Valencia Drive. Mr. and Mr*. E m c it Southw ard and daughter, ltn*rinury( liavo imivvtl th eir re*idence to the Park A partm ent*. ' * Friends of Mi** Gretchcn f.cwl* will regret to loam of her illness. She i* confined to her homo on French Avenue. gaiety, "When doe* the p arty ) I) !> .Vtitllirw* '••m l?" And another mu'culine j r e t a fte r the la*t mouthful nl ( GAINESVILLE, Apr. <!.** D *!. • > ireiiin vanished pji-.nld "Now (Matthew*, d itrrm r of the Florlil.t • on I go hyme?" . . . T k w rtorie* {Union, uttnl.-nt refrcntlnii * u ni icloti!’I by MRS. VIRGINIA activity center ill the J 'liiv n - i', JINKINS CRAWFORD, mother >f of .Horiila. wn* v-lected nqliatud piesident of the Association of /, . , ) * t'ollege Union* recently at IV l * r (University of Mlnhe*oln at Mli: \ " -y • neapoli* where th> a»*o.iatini AfirtTV” {held it*, 'annual tliree day coil- Mr. and Mr*. O. C. MrUHde relum ed W rdneidav from Vidctto, Ga. where they were called be cause of the illncs* and death of hi* mother. Mr. and Mr*. Elvni McLain of Cvdumbio. S,. C.t 'a re vi»lting In Sanford for aevcral day* • and enjoying *erlng old friend*. They are form er re*ldenl» of thi* city. Mr. nnd Mr*. Jack Robson of Went Palm llench are visiting hhc p n rrn ti. Dr. and Mr*. J. N. R«t>run. fur several day*. Mr, Kob*nn lin,< irrrn tly iftu rtied from CltJmi where he served, with th e U. S.Mbrilio Corps |t*i,erve> .Mr. and- M m.- Or*T. Kellnm h-t'C _tetunind to th*ir- hom e- at2 ion Park Avenue from Palm lliarh where they Ap.*nt Ihvi L’a-tei holiday, ns guests of Ml*. G. T. Daggett. Prior to leaving for Palm Hrncii Mr». Kelliuu visited in Daytona Beach with fiiends fo r several day*. Primary Department Has Easter Egff Hunt The prim ary departm ent of the Christian Church met nt the home of Mrs. Donna Howard In l-och Arbor to enjoy an E aster egg hunt S aturday afternoon. P riir* were awarded Rirhnrd Tison. Gene Hueknbce, Wayne Evans and Robbie Hinson for finding the largest number of eggs Refreshment* vverp served by Mis. Howard to the following; Gene aiul Shirley lluchnhce. Tom my Hinson, lloldiy and Betty lliiwnrvl, Harlan MrCnll, Richnril Tison, Beverly nnd Wayne Evan*. Sylvia Pearson, Louise Burahilt. Gregory nnd Itotiert Ellsw orth, Howard Scruggs, David Wilson. Jackie Thnmaa nnd Barney Couraen. Winifred Lovell Is Honor Roll Student Ilayncville, Ala. before settling down in Sanford again . . . MISS MARGARET RF.1TZ nnd MRS. DAVID SMITH will have a break* fa»t Sunday morning at U ;t5 a. m. for DORIS HALL at the Palms V UV V V A nnd Pine* . . . The Pi Phi* of .V S uw on ahd Knlltn«-W«d alumna* of OrlunJn, Smilord amj^ W inter Park will have a-lu h th ro n at th*> OiJando C o u n try Club S aturday . . : llD ItiS .IJA l.L ami CHAHI.ES KVASM SPENCER will U> m ar­ ried Wednesday nt ft '!() P. M. at the F irst lia p tlu rC h u rrh ': . .“ They* wiU-*«*M.le in MRS. FRED W ll^ LIAMS' aru rtm en l at JJO Oak for a - while but later in Ihe sum m rr lF.e lomoree. II , w r v e i , .' will move to the W. T. W H IT E ­ • h \ H r t HI) .aid the 1.01 , HEAD hioui- at ID* Wc*t tw etlty- lih.ivr-l lieiiutifiilly and foil thiid »lie.-T. ba.| by all inrluJitig the a In ca e you are wondering who lain*. I. I T T I. L JA CtjD K I presented MILS. HARRY W OOD­ b-ve, niusie of all. so ils no RUFF the lovely rvrsngc »h* !playing classical music at Ihe wore yesterday for her tea w el­ of -even! coming MARY SCOTT to town Daring the recent Mcvirn . 1 .'.Tin* nit-wer i* MRS. FRANK of GEORGE SWARTZ of S W rO D R I'F F. Sit. . . . MILS. I -I, h is v tn l l rl i, i . s t o l e n HARRY W IltllH lW F gave MRS. *•, ,11 town in Mexico . . . SCOTT le I iiir.snge of red ro*“* n,«tif><-*! lln> police and si" . . . All vnlletics of spring flowers ,nf:i . r. escorted him uimm.t were u*e,l in decorating f»r tlu j i* ,,w ,,,|,| ,,f this Mevican 1 patty >arnations. petunias. | o. f.n l.m, i,. ii,,l L a .lii lilliThe welcontliig ' >* I t , 11... 1 . , 1,, t new- <<f lit- ,vrck ** tlml some I- I , .- i I , , ||„ in,lu*tiloti* -eniors of Sem inoij ,l ,,f 11, - il> Sevi i.il High S, Ii, m,I >,f,„lur,-,| some nee.- I , . hu n li l.«- met a wc.i scrneiy f"i the forthcoming play V. ,, w h o w,i . ..I,,-, I , , "T hioii.h flu- Niglu" .Tho r a . ,,, . ........... 11,. in ,l..,i» "f -s,-o,-iy Iiu-Iu,iv-: I 'll! SU \R T / met il,.L A l'R I E R IlF .A ID . l-II B o y s E n jo y Student Leaders To Meet On April 30th S O P H I E M* - -• • « , I tlu- ............ jtentbn. | B anquet vegetable* n -of povvdo.i o f..Jip * ^ Memtier* o f the n»*nci»tlon h 'chmpo-rd of college union .hull |. occnsloiiall* i n r variety, ah<J iLiing the tiHiking w ater or "pot likker,” which folituiiiH im 'iy uutrietili. Vfgetalile ’ L ulf S|H-nking ill vesetnlde*. hue*., a vegefaldo lo af "Unit TTv.^ailiietitc appeal and may seive a . the main dish fur a -o omei meal Ingredients: :t tnhle‘ponns-melt e.l fat. 2 cup- .oft l,i i M.t i-iriii*i*, I cup choppr.l .....1. .I i,.lei>. I ■up cooked pen* ui sitin g la-ans, I cup diced cooked euriut*. I tal lespoons of li.pdd I'l,on rooked vegetable/, l! laalun e” gs, | Weekly from llom r Demonstration liildespoon suit, no,I p.pp'.'r sen. Specialist, Tallahassee soiling. Mix the f a t with luead rrum bs, teservlng nlamt o n e - f o m t i i cup of crumb* for ou lsiil,- o f l o a f M \ all ingredients together. Korin into loaf on sheet ,, f glens,-,! p aper or linking pan. and rovei Hints To Housewives siiifaee Pla F *r«Me. K*y« took Ms *rm and ltd him ootetly through th* door, lie w ent tike a lamh. WFen ho ftiuM op tl»« «HtwiIk re«Uft«id w h a t' h id tianp»*"d I*' H locked • dumbfounded, and went meekly on the etreel m u t- The Perfect Gift FOR MOTHER’S DAY T A IN T .1 R E I) E R I (’ K ,,><l Mi- Rn hat.| T,la in* \ i, F n - t e i i-gg I I , , , -I ,in,l a a ,,'iini-i , . , . i . t . g i v e n t ., -in* l,,I,l i e n >.( t)> M, l I,,->li,I i l i u r . h \ t ^ i S ^ ” wAV .m l£rh a^ i improving their bom**, and during the nest month, aem i * * to Mr*. Wilma Alsobrook THERA1 M Y ST E R Y Ill-Ill) Levy. $ g .0 0 S U IT S up SI*j\CK SUITS We repair or rebuild eVgrvthinR in bedding! A mil will bring our representative to your door, fer expert advice 'concerning your bed1 ' it Pay As You Rest P H O N E 1133 t - •_______ , S Trim slick s la c k ku Uh In cool spun rayon, hutcher linen nnd shnnlung in uny col­ or*. A wide amort* ment of Htylcn to rhoose from. 5 7 .9 5 to 5 1 2 SHORTS Cute nhortn of cotton gabardine, cotton twill nnd nhnntung In Navy blue and pantel colorn. IN L A C TS M lM IS S lO N :*.TIIi- ;tml .Mb •-•‘■v. j I Vlil-Jtin, J r . It R 1 ‘»n,| \ i 'I,,tan acted f ill I, a n ■- at tin fuiirt.il ,f Soii-O Fluttering nnd Pretty! Cixi> Utinil prints on guhurdinc. spun ritv tin nnii rayon jersey. Also in slripetl seersucker. • BOX SPRINGS • MATTRESSES • HOLLYWOOD BEDS E. A 1) E THROUGH THE NIGHT ’ S W IM STUDIO KXTKUT SENIOR CLASS PLAY SUN FUN FASHIONS IMPROVING HOMER , u tm o .p h rif Hoorn a n d ro ln r p la n n in g -— — W r ite 1*. O. Itox II ill n, J| lid ri’( HI Ilk'll III lit■rFrontier Nttr/fng ServiCd ln~IIv den. Kriitn. kv A 'Miniature Portrait, hand-colored the .a, I Colonel Howard Limltoy, (h at he aryitvd in Mutiirh, Germany safe to mil him any mor* dHnka. The cuvtomer *U rtod a firet rut* of I n te r io r D e r o rn lo r — D e s ig n e r O v e r 18 y e a r s in W R ile r P a r k . F in. Mr*, lie ,th,i l.imlsi-) te .tiv , ; word friitn Iter son, l.ieuti-iiuiit vat- E ast i* mat*, table rloths nnd ornam ental cloth pWee*. The Jan,ver an e ir, who lm|>oiteJ it from the nsn rhilippinea, wove tamie with silk , ovv. to give it mor* weight and luNly. , tat* Numeroua iiotaiikal experiment* ihlj wet* made in this Cbuntry to find erv-e * section where the plant would th e-flo u rish , but when World War II {o'* -tarl.-d. the supply of rami* still iwa* wholly in the Far East, lint I A concentrated effort to grow ( gc*. tho plant In the Unitrd Stutc* , •u , . resulted in tha disrovery that th e ., tine FioritU Everglades provided th* ' nl* be*t all-round eonditlon< j ni*. S evrral larg* compmtit* *et up nes plantation*, to grow ramie. Ground out of tan, ah* *ay», w aiter, and waltrMM* will "me»» un" th a t spoeial requ**t or Ignor* It when It wpuld be Ju*t a . ** #n* 11 Now that land i* covcrevl with customer correctly *nd make a luxuriant plant with dark green § Out K*y* liko* her job and «*y* leave, and yellowish whlto flowT*i 0g a woman ha* been no handl- tr* on sterna th a t grow about half Inctr thick and anywhere from t an In ID think woman could m»ka bet five to ilx feet tall. Harvesting trre u p ta ln * thun men,” »h# *ay*, i* don* by hand and maehina. Lahoratnrte* reyort that rami* *'because they c*n bundle reoplo Iwtter If they put their mind* I* seven time* »tronger than woo] ho* a rilk-like sheen, will hold n eight to 12 lime* stronger t o . l t Th» troubi# I* » lo t uf *nd crease And dye. , them don’t w ant to put th e !r than cotton, i about nine tlm .a Men’n sport coat* nr* the first •tra n g e r than silk nnd twice e i mlnda to IL Thee forget you cun strong m linen. • garm ent* to be m ads using I be catch • lot more file* with honey i‘ R*mle will not shrink and is new ramie. tb«u[ vine gar.". I T he ancient fiber la ready for u re silie n t to mildew *nd not. It Indication of whet *hr m e et* Famillng neo-tlo, ■ boat women’* Femdlisg neo-do, T J |p tell* th 1* lit1'* ftorv-- T h* c l i f f , evening a" bar custom er g r # so nolrv *b- h*nr«" -* f'---'i D eu-ity «ea level I* ulxiul mi.- eighl-l tliedth till* density of water. C O l.O lt S I'K C I U .I S T h,»,-l at Gi-ia-vit, Siitiirdiiy Mr. and Mr*. H arry lleschi,,--. Mr. and Mi*. A. II McCullmh til leriiiHin. -Mis- ll.t/i-i I Iym liuil ns her •mil Mir. Ell Hart ' imiCued l„ guest, Mr- Lula Eptiug of Mmtni, Orlando. Ttiui.-day, on husinr-s. Mrs. D,ii is Ingraham of D .iy-; over th? weekend. J- I. Brown and LI. Kenneth Iona licorh. i* visiting her fidh*. llnirlmtii spent Wednesday in Mr. and-M l * It. N. Stn-vcll A lively , ii.wd eiij,,v,-,| u fi- t T,ii,i|ti> fry down nt -dd F oil I wile ••■> I **,- Seniitmle I inity P.T.A. Luke linnn-v last Satin day nlgti • •,i>. 11 <til| in cu r m the Sell.i d Mis* I •mi *• I liuputaii whn h i \ ■„In,,i mm li,-ic n, vi Frldiiv at !»•*? aim!. ,,u u it, PlaUtU'- SplaliWr ^ Iting- C’msbyV ';Don!! --Fynei- - Mr*^H“"*^Rhuin? Dick Hnymr*' “ S|o»*lv" and “ I Wish I Could I ell T ' mi": Johnny Dodd*' allium including "New O ilraiis Stump" and "A fter 1 1,ll've Gone"; lla iiy Jam es’ Always Chasing Kuiivjxiw'*” ; Dirk lluym es’ "It'* A Grand Night For SintTing.” Cheer*. Vivian ..t GENEVA NEWS l*©?n %ui|» uilli iiuvt- you i t e r U en in u slurr, fi-st T jVrll, I gut the -u rprlse o? ">> Hft1 wtit'n my brother *aid h i wuulil take me t>> the I.nuis-t'orm fittht in .liitic. Het it will he leriif. My brother •»)■< Conn U very huinlanme -*■ .in,I hi sf^y, t u 11-* look it. I hope he doesn't ( f t too hurt. By the hye, here is n le tte r re* reiveil by, uiuvie »lur Johlrtiy Coy from one of hi* fan*. Maybe it mean* something to you. It doesn't to niiyhody el»e — “Dear Johnny; I *aw you in ‘H uffy’;! T n v ern ' Itiihhn lluhha. Hint; Ding. S m irk , Smack. Itoijir. I would like an autographed pic­ ture.” A te yon listening? The citkn crowd is now Wearing finger • ire w.*plii'u< of time* jndeutiflcalion b racelet.. The ring* nro mode of 11 silver link «bain with a hand where name and date run t*e engrave,!. Some o f tho kids have the Initial* and trrti eluh name engraved on them, niieh n* "JIIR -Jh ,- Hut.” I hem (lent* Autry i« Winking n picture., Hope that dm-oCt mean th a t Itov Huger* won't make any more, h u t that the kid* are n 't glad to .see tieno' back. It'* ju st that they like Hoy ton. , ■ * A nother one of your fuvnriTe* i* liark ip .civ v ies.-- Dennis Day. lie** : *et to get back on Jack Benny's prognim . And hi* new allium of records j* cnllnl "Shnmrock - MohdWs." mek in IlliCoVi i, ,1 |,.e an.I l.ak, in iiOMlriiite ,,Vro ai loiniilr Serve wllli tomato ..no,- I I I I I 'I , \ l . \ I til! I NT A HARTS- * HELD. ( I I A R L E N E CA LD -i \ . ih.it tin- w.u i* „ v , WEI.I MAItGARET DIN'TFFLD- *,- oiv i, guoimg in tempo Kit, DAPHNE C D S 'N E l I. Y. • i the C. S. from New ' BD I Y GRAY. RICHARD SIN < << t„ Sonfor.l TK n GI.KTAKY. W AITER MEADr >• ii iii »»f SMITH. W ALTER SMITH, nnd S .- .. edition of the New 1 KELLY SMITH The business II •> , 1,1 )Y ilnjiiiln-i S u n , ninitne i m e CLEN'V I.INGLE, I . , h,-,| out 'vMili page. Jit.. SALLY M O R R I S O N m l 'l Miami II.m l,I i „ t i . - u UETT1 MATHEWS. Ihe a.ivet- i uccU v. G eneva Ancient Fabric. Stapes Comeback PAGE FTVI '••rm 181 �tub Schantel Slated To Hurl Against G-Men Tonight STANDINGS FLORIDA STATli L FAGUK Lake And Payne Are Rapped For 13 Hits DuringEngagement G a i n e s v i l l e . Apr. 26. tsne* c l a l) ~ M anager Dick Basa of the Gainesville O Men went to the hill last night at H arris Field and, although he wan nieked for ten safeties by the Sanford Celery Prd*, his G-Men rapped 13 hits off Buddy Ijikc ana Jim Psynr fo r a 14 to 5 victory. Hanford raptured the lend in th e first inning on two marker* b u t the G Men knotted the count moments la ter *In their half id th e initial stanxa. The D«m nine forged ahead In the second *ith two - more and Sanford knotted th e epunt In the fourth with two more runs. * However, the G-Men exploded a - f iv e run barrage in the fifln Inning and the Fed* were never able to threaten the Gainesville 'm arg in a fte r V o tin g a* single tally In the sixth. Third Baseman Sm art captured th e hitting honors of the eve ning with fetir hits in four trip* while Stllwllt, the G-Man re ceIvar,.obtained' three for four. 8ilvermon of tho Celery Fed* led the Sanford attack with three hits in five trips. During -hi* final appearance, left fielder Cooper of the G-Men made n g re a t catch against the left field Wtell of Silverman's long drive. Lake started on the hill for the Celery Fyd* but retired at the end of the fifth fram e In favor of Payne. Luke was touch­ ed for 10 hit* during Ids five Innings white Payne was nicked Orlando «; 61, An* O a l n e r vlllv U; 4- tiAMKORD 1 1 , . I-Blaihr U . U . m i t. 1,-rcubing •* lUyluiiA t oolgl'i iiltMM x « R(. A u g o M ln i A t . i t r l n n d " , l A - ru i u r g a t O s r l H S s t i n I ticukril In it i isANFOliJI* V’NlHtkg a t NATIONAL LEAGUE Tram Hi. laiul* ltn».klyn Chlrsgn Jtsw Yiirk 1 i*linimrati * l'HIU<1<l>>ma 4 Cincinnati I llr* ill. Ilnsti.n to: Sew Ynrk I tn titlrn ..III 7: I'tlllmtslp H. Inputs t; Cincinnati PlllaliurKh ’t'lili-sS" Tanas'* lia a ia lliwlnn at HsV York. HI la.uls nl I'ttlsliiirxh tn.-oMyn »l 1,hlb.<lel|»l»l nni'lii(ia|l nl 4!hlrngn- 7 X M FJtttA W LEAGUE DllM|IIff ------ — clADlt K*. l*d»t«|s> ..... Wifiiti'ntfitin ('hlrugi* 1 *M»filA» *■ N f# Vnrk 12; 11 WAAltlmclon i t ('Irvolantt 1; Hi. On I f gum ** at1hi Tmtmt'n - n( ,S> m Vi»rV a t O flroil I1 a t HI. L AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tram U. 1- ■' SOUTHERN T ia m I- } j ' 7; » I J I •»»' • .J JJ ; jilrmlnBlifm Mobile N a t h vlllc J i at » » niM nlngham , INTERNATIftNAL LEAGUE Trass W■ •- .■*' Hyisi-uar HalllmpYn .*—— 5 | ’* .Nrwirk * } J * Mnr.lrswl J J ■ In ret lUJr J J -J tliiffslo . -— 1 I '* T.uonlo ™ -— ---• J •{ RnrhsSUr , V- . _Ilrsulis ■ • '• T rsm S* N r w a r k • ; T o r o n l n I. J e r s e y I’ ll* *r l l o r h e s l e r g y r a e u sf - H i M o r l t r s a t I. T. nutfalo ll Itsttlmore l. FIAHCfDA INTFBNATIONAL LEAGUE *Vest*nta*'a l l m t l s Vulcanising t Jta r U i u t 111 Miami » for th ree during the of the contest. nr 111 lepalring > y Hugh Devore Is Hired Club President Says * Team Mseff Needs By St. Bonaventnre Support Of Fans As Football Mentor JWD/S *17. A N ip y PAF*KO, o\\ckeo coeoorft e u x n , sdoW (ei& PttOAAlSC- o f a bk > * aAMKOMU rem ainder .O A H «*V IM .*4, ■hr* *b r a Hllv'ni, 111 *• Mteunl’r. Ib J I • Tultli, #* t I ItVwpar, If i ? ? Klisrp, Jli t I oUnion, lb 4 J * ijik*. o j i u n it, rf <*; I'slnc. p SO Oklllwlll- * J J l U n r n . rf 4! *fl«ml*'a, ,e l • J • SI'lla'n) rf 1I Otlaelsnit »a 4 S I y.««i>*l, t 1 0 Isinarl, ll> 4 4 4 VCrmoTl If .1 0 J tins*. V 4*1 Kiel. !b 1 * « — - -------- T o u t J* U U T '. I h I 11 4 lb •n » SssfarS llaluasl 111* Hr Dodger Hurler Wins Fight Against Adverftity And Odds suggestlon* have been met with mixed opinions by coaches. Home favor Its return as the only time In a game the players have an opportunity to say anyw „ ..................... thing to each other concerning by t h |t t | mP th a t Fal Head of !h; offensive or weaknesses Brooklyn D odger, pitohed 1i no- difensive — --------without taking time out. Uther hit, no-run game Tuesday to be.it conches favor' the present,, '• ***- .the Boiton Braves. If you’re not cause a fast-breaking Maai ( can fg baseball fan, well, a no hit, no­ more easily g et th> jum p on -in rim game le something extra opponent after a field goal or free special In the wwy of a pllchbig throw has been’ sfored. achievement — something mor.t .The officials want a change of pltfher*, even some g rea t ones, some sort to alow it down—that never are able to accomplish in or some more hslp. They’re up an entire career. and down the floor the entire 40 But this 1* not a sto ry about minutes; there are no substitutes baseball, strictly speaking, It’r to f ir e them a .b re a th e r.o n the (►-etory • about— a -man'*- figtrr btneh. against adversity, against what seemed like Impossible odds. When Ed Head was 15 years old—only QUINCY. (Special)—To produce 12 year* ago—he wa* a pitcher food for their own home* and to on a high school team, a l^fthelp In the national food produc­ handed pitcher. In an automobile tion program, 441 negro 4-i”i club accident, hia laft arm was crushed member* of Gadsden County are badly. N ev tr again would he be raising vegetables or poultry .this season, according to Diana H. Spencer, negro home agent. Though esc* role resembles let tuce In fdrm atlon, differences are th a t th e leaves are more- elon­ gated, more finely cut and cutly and tougher In texture than thus of lettuco. laalaaa «w 0?l ® I»» *H Six—I* SEUVICl • ' 17 V O 7 //F Can’t Find A , House To Rent? PHONE 200 Then let us kelp buy or build a home of your own with a monthly-pay­ ment h u n t ST R M tA N D U-DRIVIMT, WO. Hr CHUCK WELLNEH AP New* feat lire* Dl.KAN. N. V - E v c n If 8U Bnnaventuie College doern’t win i (am * next football acaaon, it till will hivy fielded Ita moat famous team. T hat’* because the *7 year-old Catholic institution h a . atartled the apoita world by hiring ita irrl "big tim e" football coath ’n Ita hbtory. ■ The Bonnie*' new m entor U Hugh Devore, the quiet .15 year-old -•hap who laat aeaaon built a Notro Pume aggregation th a t compiled an Impressive record of seven vic­ tories, two losses-and one tie. The Fighting Irish tied power­ ful Navy and lost only to Army and Great Lakes. F o r. hi*.-111Id mater ial—Devote ran draw from an expect id boom­ ing fail enrollment of about 700 student*. Among them will be shout 15 lettermcn back ftopi the armed services who played with the Bonnies’ last team in 1242. They are products of fo rm ir coatfi Carroll M. (Mike) Reilly, who enteied private business when football wa« suspended for tho duration. t Hut lie vo r e lan'l concerned ahout rrashing the "hi* Urns'* with Ills Bonnies--at feat not overnight. He lust plans to in-' m g u ru tr hi* favorite stra ig h t "T " formation, develop a “ fighting spirit” and put out a team that will win its gam e, in the "L ittle Three." The Lillie Three —the nation’s only Catholic Conf.'rence—include-, the Bonnies, Canisius College’s Golden Griffins anil N iagara Uni­ versity’s Purple Eagle*. Not to he outsm arted by tho -onnies, Canisius Has signed Ks 1 :rown, former Dartmouth conch vho last season piloted the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy sloven. Devore U optimistic to this ex- "W e’re looking for the same 'll ml of kills here th a t tfo had u (Ry A saifialed Press) mery, Pensacola at Anniston, and Notre Dame —u lot of kid* who .^Standings in the Southern As Meridian a t Gadsden. like to play football. I t w asn't tociation are all different today. The Orlando Senators will take -o much material that counted at A tlanta and New- Orleans have on St. A ugustine tonight in ar Notre Dam;, It wa* the. winning been having it nl! their way_Jn t r l r i t —And tlhln H .ttw twyy ihv*. at HL Ooneventure luive that." I t’s not only the "boys" at Sr. trot place by trouncing Gainesville plays in Hnnfunl to Rona who have th a t spirit. A t a ns U to I. The Look- night after last night’s game In luncheon observing his Sfilh year ittwhile were trim m in g .th e university city which Gaines- a* president of the college, the ets 5 to 2 to take a jv ilie won 14 to 5. Leesburg won on the number four I (5 to 4 In th eir home park" last rhe Crackers and N ew 'n ig h t, but tonight they invade re In a tie for seeumL D aytona Beach where Psytonu lames in the Southern hopes to g et revenge. In the being played to n l|h L oth er swapping of sites. He Land Is still in New O rleaas, en tertain s J’olatka tonight after ra plays A tlanta, L :tt!e w inning by g score of U to .1 I Middle tangle and In P atatk a last night, invades Birmingham. T he' H avana Cubans are leading South A tlantic leag u e, the Florida International. League were the order o f' the today. The Cubans got away to stcnlay’s piny. A u g u sta 'a successful sta rt last night in Columbia IP to ■6- by -th eir first trm nfon ‘of.'FIM Itfir ine run* in the first by defeating the Miami Beach I Ihe.n adding 10 more clab 13 to 4 in ten innings. Tam i game. Macon hit the pa spoiled W est l**tm Btach't opener last night by beating tin Indiana 7 to 3. Miami outhit th< Lakeland Pilot* lost night, bu* bowerf down In defeat 12 to 0 In today’s game*, Miami Invade; Lakeland again, Tam pa plays It W est Palm Beach and lfavam a t Miami Beach. YOU DRIVE IT! iuw n * " " ■ .<3KA6e Ml*S£OTMe 3oo*Wfcf A P /'f & O f b n d f S M V r ' , \ ygAR. 9&C AB IS , \ c v t'g C M /c ie o 'T a \ iS o o v r'r f'-r tiS a v \ SeASOal M Ed Head Tosses Memphis Chicks Take Over Loop More Than Just Lead In Southern Association No-Hit Contest |H»»t C h alU h o o aa A llaol* • M rm o h U >i New Onean* I : .^ C . W e ls h vyM CA GfiOW ‘ CHICAGO - Perhaps Intercol­ legiate basketball hasn't hit it* scoring peak a* yet, but it cer­ t ai n! y has, made tremendous strides in thni direction the past two decades. In fact, If records of the Big Ten Conference can be tuken as a criterion,’It may Ire necessary to put on another scorekccpur jnless some kind o f brakes nr> applied. * In the past 20 years total scores of the conference liavr been in ­ creased by lil.fl p ercen t confer­ ence records reveal. In 122 Ik otic of the- best basketball years in Big Ten history when four teams ticyl for the'cham pionship, a tutu I of 1.085 point* w ere" scored in the GO game schedule, un averngo o fH lg h rtjr less Uikh rri> > m if-p ;r game. This pa«t season the total «n* 1,244 points, an average of slight­ ly more Ihnn 92 points per game. Twenty years ago Berkner of Indiana was th r circuit's ill'll vldtral scoring, leader with to 1' points In 12 gam:*. This year Max Morris of Northwestern led the circuit with I9A points—and hs didn’t hit his stride until he .was moved from forward to offensive center a fte r four games. In 1U2A Michigan stored 11 points ag ain st Northwest:™ for the highest team score, and Pur- (ulglili ». - l*hsll*nuoga S ita h v llt* .. I,(I I Is Murk WHEEL BALANCING . JSB A p r . 2 3 , 19M) Bonnies To Have More Attendance Its Most Famed A t Fed Contests Gridiron Fleven U fted By Field CUB STAR More Scorers May Be Needed If Contests Become Any Faster ASSOCIATION MemtibU Saw Urlsan* Ailsnia — d y n a m ic Cage Game Makes B ig S trid es I n| Past Two Decades, S e A S o l M lQ 4 b tmllMiiM-oll" a t Tr.lrU,* lai u i s v l l l * s i r o l u iiil.u * STATIC and . _ T Ittfc p A Y , sANPOrtb HftitAhD. fiA N H m h frU m ro / President J o e l, Field of the Sanford Baseball Association to* day Issued un appeal for Sanf.vd baseball fans to "turn out and support the Celery Fed* and shot/ ’them , th a t the fan* of Sanford are behind them." Field added, "We have had good crowds a t our game* but Sanford is capable of turning out better. We’re not , merely Interested H cash costumey* but those with season passes as well. ’The club needs the su p p o rt-o f Sanford by having fans in tho stands.” The club prexy continued. *T have every reason to bellav# that wo have a .bail club capable of V t b Rev. Thomas P lanm ann obsrrved as he welcomed the. new coach; "You know, Devore means *to devour in French. W hat does it mean to us? It means we’re going to devour the Golden G rif­ fins, the E aglet and the Irish from N otre Dame." FINE QUALITY OF ALL KINDS Liquor Store 312 SANFORD AVE. 1 da net belter* la Use eoaUn.iiUoa •( lb* Drsti as a salutbq to -ur pro r im at nati;nil tSsfcnr*. 1 rt i bet'evs trial an sdeeuste lore* to* ■ulonsl iteleni* cm t* orirj.<1 *nd msln'rtnr.1 throuih vo.'jilr '•! . . . provkf*d those velitsletr* *ri d n v i l i Inlufrm -f £lv*n lull i Um form ot oav and suowsre* l o n i v i i M i lo civilian •arrUrxi. lh»fl s-xmior lv -'- '-U o o OtiUrwtl U Candidate for Congress Fifth D'strkt Aaxrrntve Lradcrshm to Carries* Subject ( • Democratic Prim ary, May l lh i n i s *d M id 1st by Pritada •I foai ( M l BEAUTIFY . YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS Venetian blinds mode to fit »ny size windows Free Estimates 'Wood and metal slats — 58c sq. foot In separation can t e n 'Red Cross workers assist **rvic#rt*n. and women In filing claims for gov­ ernm ent benefits. RepilrinR — Refinluhlng SEMINOLE VENETIAN B U N D CO. ’ Loan Plan lirEDERALSAVIN GS H and loan u i Phone, 963 a iio c ia t io n Barinr* Aecbiinta y ; 9 OP SEMINOLE COUNTY (M ured Up To 15,000.00 209 Magnolia Avenou—Phone 094 ■1 317 E . le t S t. f [ t i\ Uu VITAMINS lor all the laraily �e» Tm ? S A N ro n n T H U R S D A Y , A p*. 2 i h er a ld . sa n fo rd F l o r id a u ju it f h jw g f t NURSE LOSES FAT . SAFELY AYDS RAY ROBERT A. WILLIAMS \ gefsfamerwiffaf arenfse **irv IV " •• i v i No«»reit* N« REAL fcSTATfeflftOKER Atlantic You'll Be m —SEE US Ahead FOR— • AUTO P A W r tf r tl • • SIMONIZIN BATTERY ( Se a t ’Coy U SE D CA TRUCKS A U T O P A IN T AND BODY 10S N. Palmetto Avenue The Sanford Herald k m i into more than 3000 homes In San­ ford and Seminole County. If you have som ething to eell or buy you will find that a claxhlfled ad In there columns .ell the most people about it D # least- money. Phone 148 or bring your ad to The Herald office for aintk results. K have n small lot of 12. 10 and 20 guage SHRM .S now tin the way —also a limited Quantity of 22 CARTRIDGES—and in a few day* we will l.e aide to take care of part of your rjQ iirrm ents fur next season. Stanley Huger* Hardware Co. llOUSfc trailer, 18 foot vacuum brake* excellent condition throughout. Reninmably priSH for quirk *ale. Apply Mr. W ool Sanford T railer Park. . W a n ted ! Men Ano To Mtkr llila alaoplr. ko rlak krar »»S l « l n ltk Oarlar drat* »•»«' " Ilk alatiil* a rrla a a If , M on drafrard. ksihrrrd k, rlaalao knnlh* kra4 Malm dor lo hard rord or roaaolalrd MR1 (nrm w rall l»T Ik* Oarlar II bom - Mrlhod trot 4hM au MMMI Ml baa aoaklrd Ihri M ar " H I * ■ » '» fra ■r k r llr r a f lr r otaklaa Ihla a la a Irai or ,* a akl » » a r o a a o irk at warr. fak akoal O a rlk r ■ V lltaM a im la v ■ # -' *- Tmirfiton -Rrorf C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S i per line for one Insertion e per line fer I insertion# i per (toe f a slk insertion# HELP WANTED SAi. USMAN fur laundry route. Apply in person. -Seminole Co. Laundry Company, -AHJ W. 'ini QHIL tot soda Fountain at Lan ey’a Drug Store. P art lime <>' full lira*. WKSTKHN l'N IO N AS opening* for several boy 16 years anti older wit) bicycle* 55 Cent* per turn with time mul one half fn TO SALE: Approximately 400 Suluiilay and double time fu acres of muck laud, diked and Sunday Apply laical Manage' with pumps in, on S tate Road Np. U . about 16 m ile, from COIXHKD GIRLS fur laumlr* tfalle Glade. Prlca #110.00 per work Seminole County Laun div Co., Sit* W. 3rd St. Itelle Glade, Florida BOOKK r h PER ivnnlnl fur fu! time Job. [‘refer experience ii automotive parts. Photic .11 OR SALE: Approximately 8 P0 acres of muck land, unimprove I, betwern two highways. Price jier acre ffiO.OD cash. AVII.I. pay ra*h for 3 ut 4, bed­ C. A. BATLRY room home. Telrphnne Count i Hello Glade, Florida 4502. FOR SALE WILL pay highest prices for used m ra and also wrecked and b u rn ­ ed or old ear* fur part*. R atliff & Sons Phone 237-W P. O. Hox 1470, Sanford. Fla. I'jr qfj f \ \ k lasleii growing slate in the nation. People come hore WANTED FLlt SALE—C -room’ house 3 bed­ rooms and tiled bath. C5 ft. frontage. 16000.00. Modern 5 room house in good • mail ion with garage. Hnuite be moved to make fur ™usineas expansion. Owner wants bid. G room house, 3 ’bed rooms, 'ot 00 by 200 rt.. fruit. *5000.00. 0 ROOM house wuntrd I 8 room house. 3 lied rooms, bath, Photic 312-W. 2 car garage In good neighbor­ FOR SALE OR LEASE: Ever­ hood, needs some repair. fflOQO.glades muck land! 1 acre to 10,- TO BUY: 0 room ., unfurnlsh' 1. 00. 1 , 000. Improved and unlmprovul. house In suburbs' nr close h T room house (not oldV, large C. A. BAILEY City Limits. W rite Box JFC living room, vestibule, c/o Herald. t Relit Glade, Florida Ph. JO. room, kit.Tien bedroom and ONE hand fartilixer distributor first floor, 3 bedrooms an Planet J r . Preferred. Phoni " a lh oh second floor. In g w 050-11. . condition. Has roomy 2 car gar ags In combination with laundt; and work room. Fairly priced Feed V*. (lender. Realtor. FLOOR SANDING and finiihing. Cleaning and wax Ing. New floori surfaced to per­ BEDROOM set, 8 piece—pre-war BALLARD'S feed, groceries, ole, bed, dresser, chest, night table, fection. Old floors made like new Phone 886-J. II. Q. Touchton, bench and'rocker. Walnut. (250 H. M. GLEASON cash. Phone 2K8 or 980. Lake Mary, Fin. PERSIAN RUG SHA K ESPEARE REELS n-pniie. seen a t tISD Elm A te, in the in one week* time, factory job mornings, Itatlon leather and di ipery reasonabls price*. R. If. “ Bobby*' rle*. n rn n g c m e n t for c a rt­ Newman a t Hill Implement Co age if work desired. R. 8 . FRYERS, fresh dressed, avail­ able daily. Tendr-Fry Poultry, LAWNS hiowe.l with power mow, Brown, 2911 N. Orange Are., Orlando, H a . 2206 Sanford Arenoe, Phone er. Phone 77D-XJ. VALENCIA Orange* 12.26 bushel. CASH buyers waiting for Home* ELECTRIC Dr M. M: Lord, Phone 4703. Groves, B u rin e n property <*l M■ ■■ 1M -1—■ •« —1 a a' ) 1 — 11 units. Apply all types. For quick re*ul|- li»i PEAT, .ilirL cypres* posts. 412 your properly with W. Bryant Pine A vt, Calhoun, Realtor, Umatilla, FI See our new' asnortm ept of HAND Phone £302. HIST received three car loads PAINTED CHINAWAKK. Hland p used door*, all kind* arvl rARMTEKS—Now It the tim T t. sixes. Also one ca r lend o f have your trac to r painted s ' used sash. No priority neces­ Reel’s Paint Shop, 308 W. 2nt> Downatalrs consa ry to buy. Come g el them 8 L Phone 1084-/. living room, dinwhile th erT sM . ftorch, beilroem, BRYSON HARDWARE CO. Inc. your home with lllgl hnd k i t c h e n BUILD 1487 West Bearer Street, Teat C o n crete 1 Blocks. Miracle J dow nstairs toiJacksonville, Florida Cone set* Co., J . E. Torwillcjer Telephone 6-1797. . .. * 809 Elm Ave., Established 1910:MPTY 6 gal. oil cans— tQc , H. B. P o p e jC o .________ They tall ut Florida is the to play . . . and come bock to work and live. No wonder lour out of five Floridians you meet on the street are from the other 47 States. They've discovered a way of living they couldn't find a n y w h e re else . . . and whon th a t many p e o p le g iv e ut a vole of confidence, we must have something. MISCELLANEOUS Lout an4 Found— SS&sseuMnsB needs. E c h o l s Bedding ^ .rn U u n , C o . 117 W. lA of beet, with *0 FLORIDA License tag for mot*' bike. No. 17A-48. Return U Herald Office. Reward. FOR RENT ID O N T FEEL TOO GOOD 7 IT ABOUT GRACE TURNIN' rt>0ESMI VUH DOWN, BECAUSE r*f MATTER, CORANADO Beach — Efficient; apartm ents. Balow celling unit ' Jan e laL 406 F lagler Ave Phon. 663-W. New Smyrna JILD apartm ent, HOW ABOUT THE sh er iff ; rance ' WILL HE BOTHER US? NAW, I’VE GOT HIM SEWED UP TIGHT LETS HEAD FOR THE r\ HIDE-OUT. WHAT CHANCE HAVE I GOT? IF I DON'T HELP“RANCE’’AND HIS CROOKS, THEY'LL TURN ME IN FOR THAT TROUBLE BACK E A S T I G O T INTO THERE'S N O CHOICE; ------ 7/ GIDDAP GITTUM UP, SCOUT. HO, HO, SCOUT. WHAT DID YOU FIND OUT, TONTO-ANV -— , TRACE O F ’ l "RANCE* AND v ^ > = v HIS GANG! ----- r • adults. m eanw h ile BUSINESS SERVICE and radiator* r e BETTER YALKTHEi VEAH»BUTPETE. 1HE P I SAY, l SORE NOU'Rt IOCO. NOfiOOT'S BE HIND US. COME ON, LET'S HEAD FOR THE HIDE-OUT. ^ S is K SKIN TRAILIN' f y r -r t r ^ �- tfb - r It-i-sj-n "L? - . -i " " 4 ; iftpjjHtiaatjma-mtB.r-i: i*age Einnr th e . . . .,i ,1 1 1 . -t n i m n s e Trygve Lie lieferees UNO Debates Steering Course “For World Peace By JOH —Trygv* l.lr of .Nor-, wsy I* a Stic m in with n Mg Job. Ah th r flint secretary general *.f thu United Nations. the former foreign m inister U saddled with . one of the toughen! executive t o k i III the world. Upon hli broad thouldsrs rest* the rex* innsihility of r e r i n g th a t no Li'iakdown develop* In the routine oj rm tiount machinery of the new pi hop and security agency. ‘Sure, lt*a m tough Job,'* l.la Agree*. "T here could be a lot of headaches.-Juii* then” —and heie Jiie see* the doni|nallng self-co.if dence of the rat pouter's sun who iky rocketed into the' top In ark el nf Inlrinatloiial diplomacy—“ I'm not allergic to headache*." Tip those who for year* h av t known the g mini, qulet-npok *n Norwegian this is nob Idle boast­ ing but tnerely his way of ftsseiiinj; that obstacles are unimpot tant to those with n will to sucteed. Man of Act Is It > lake everything that Mo does— ■B ikilng, negotiating government loins arid trra tlc i of friendship, phoning for hi* family and en­ tertaining be has tackled his hew job with Ihoroughna** of dctuil CARHt foreign service officer, l imed at_ perfection. George V. Allen (above), Of Dur­ • "Hive me two m onths," he *ay.s, ham, N. C , wat #|ipolnled by P rw 'and I wilt Im on tnp of this Jon. Idtnl Truman to he the new Amer­ ' lllghl now It U toiuth." ican Ambassador to Iron. Allen Since l.ia undertook |iis new •rrved In Korea, Shanghai, Athena, duties he hits found lilte time and Cairo and accompanied the for­ fur-the-faintly l\.~ » . l a i I tlio ftiends hr luves to have drop In mer ScrrelOr j~of SlatedTuTI (n Mfo*fur a chat and u drink. H r seldom rtS.v. (fnlcrnatlunel .VeuaJjliolo) gets to ta d liefpre two in the morning. He Is up by seven, bathr*, shaves, breakfasts tin I hurtle* off to the srrrc la iia t of fire* In t.'hurrh llm isr. lie Has ‘ Three Daughter* A devoted family man, Me ha« found little time during these first hectic days of office for his attractive, perpetually - s m i l i n g wife and his daughter, Hid*»l, widow of a young Norwegian airman killed shortly afte r melt m arriage in - lu ll, lie tries to have dinner with ths two each night but word often there are guests anil th r talk is huainets talk. Hist at home In Norway even while foreign minister, Me could be found nut on the ski runs with hi* wife ami two younger daugh­ ters, (iiirl and M*tle. living from n skiing land, nil the Mrs are ef pert. And despite Iris build—Lie, hit* the RCnlra at 280- he ha* the grace and ease on skis of » th in ­ ner, lighter man. Me has come u hmg way In Ids IK) years and in the strides he has taken he has attracted attanthm of s I ii l e s m e n throughout the world. In IWI when Me become N or­ wegian loM'igu m Inis ter. Anthony IAI0R RtlATIONS adviser Ih.hcM Murphy of llotlon. Mass., haj (lied J. Drexi'l Middle, then U. S. am L uaadnr to KurnpeV exiled gov ■ rcgistrutlon (or the American llcseUnll tlultd ns a Inhor urganlulUm, trum trils, rammepted: "W atch Trygve Me; he'« a mao This Is the first allcmpt to organhe major Irague baseball players Into with a s ta r i his pocket." a collective bargaining unit.under Manned N o ra a y k Future Lie worked quietly in l-nltd in the Wagner Act. (fnltm allim al) nt his new toll, « difficult Job at that lime, ills people w eir umlei the Nasi yoke and Me was trying ml more than 11 generation. to help them -aa beat he could. . Man Without Country \ Confident that one day the tier"I consider my election," he man* would he kicked. out, l.te helped forge a Norwegian foreign cays, "a tribute to my country of policy th a t would stand up when which I am its representative. Now my job Is that of representpthe sh'oollng had slopped. Lie took over Iris new tn<h tive of 51 nations and In lime 1.Mowing that his cholc.’ a* seerc others. In a way I am n liutn lary-genrral came a* ie*uh of a without u country. The Interest* compromise between great (tower* f the world nit- my interest.*. why wern . pushing their _ own To that end I d*vutc^ my work hi ca lid Ida tv s.. Ife recognises that IT- j f Hr- future." was nominated not only on his I A* a hoy In heavy shoe* and personal record hul even more l>e- woolen .cool, growing up In Oslo’s raus# he represents ft stimll power working diHrlct from which his rreognlied a* « leading conlrihu father went each m orning with tor to world peace work th ro u g h -1dinner p all,, sa w ,1 hummer »nd s A ^ P o to rrniiiLD, ^An fo Ii U i^ b y m A ^1^ -p-s- 1 ~ I 1■■ . . - TIIimSDAY. Xpr. 23, 194C -••■ • • ■' *W —^1 ■ n I J [ ' I -1f Displaced tier ions of Europe receiv.-d the 11,0011,000 Auielicnn’s ,|o l Cross food parcels which Warn h f | ovVr when the war ended. S T A .T K N E W S B R i E F S . b f WILLARD rO N M H .I.y . There will probably la- no mors parking in the |mrk« of Jiiet on* villi- a fte r 10: 1)0 I*. M. o* far us Army nml Navy personnel u n ­ concerned. Tim Jacksonville City Council has adopted a resolution requesting commanding officer* of Army and Navy m ilitary mean* ixatlnna in that city In jlrclm e city parks out of hound* aft.-r 10:00 !>. M. In India and Japan, newly m ar|.rc-*uu- of «W0 pounds to the ,ried couple* throw food fn fishes i|UBie” imli nml nu |irurmuncrd to Insure fertility. il(u|H)ff in piessinoi during ths The human tear gland (larlirylis t, according In .State Gcologiit Herman Gunter, The well is own. o.all is about tip* sire i f an a l­ mond. rd by th r Humble Oil Company. Major nalwork hroiAIcnslers tire in a d ith er about Florida lime, especially sine* Jacksonville. Mari­ anna and Pensacola have decided to atay on standard tim e, and Miami, Miami ilcacli. Coral liable* and F ort Imuderdale ate planning to go on Daylight saving time. Florida broadcaster* gylltlonej the stnlo cabinet to try t»f put Daylight saving time on it »tu'ewhle basin but the cabinet says It Ha* no authority in the m atter. In the ltriti*h peerage, 'n via Marianna and Pensacola, hi tho Centra) time tone will lie two. count ranks between- an carl and hour* behind Miami und otli.-r a turou. Daylight aitving time cities. T h e Yukon, 2,100 miles long, Della a ir line* announces n new is the large;,t river In Alaska and air line from F ort Worth. T exts the fifth largest in North Amer­ to Jacksonville and then to Miami. ica. Another ,new trip will Ik- front Fort W orth to Jacksonville via A tlanta, lifti The first trip men­ tioned will eliminate necessity of -MICK Wit) PA RACE/ changing plane* at A tlanta. The Line 1 A llllS SAY, J new fh g h j will be on the "Comet" SO U TH ER N a f 4 passenger, four motored OREAp i j plane..-------- - . -- A new oil well nt Sutmllsnd flowed Tuesday at the rate of 2M barrel* n dav with n surface nails, Trygve llalvm lan Lie never thought even In his wildest dream* —and he wus a dream er—that ouday he would hold one of th r world’* key posts. He entered the labor movement whlla a law atudent a t Oslo Cot veralty, following it* rise to lead­ ership In Norwegian politics. G raduating in 1DI1». I.lr U came secretary of the l-nbor I'arly a step th a t eventually was to lea ! him Into the Norwegian mini*’tv of trade and Industry. Hi ttime In |[)3l to iwilte tw,i )>,u,k. on labor law. Mo en tered - John Nygaa-t! ■void’s I-alior gnv-rnmcol m-.i Istrr of Justice when the oahinr: was furrneil in 1It.'lfi In It* 17 Io­ wa* elected to parliament stml^ two years Inter was made m'nlstei of trad e, industry, shipping und fishing. \yhon th? German attack came. M# escaped with King Haakon and the government, moved ninth dodging Nnxi *hullot. amt finally was ovi cuated by the llrilish '■ taimlon where Hulvdun h i,lit re signed n* foreign mlnlat.'r tti-? j.i0( took over the dificult post. “Where Customers Send Their Friends”, KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS • A $?.'>,000 estim ate wa» p atro n losses i mulling from a M art | n K.-y West that destroyed the O versea. Transportation CompuOverseas T ransportation Com pnnyV (inrage, and the fire apread near three gas station hulk stortgu tanks before It was brought under eontrm. All fire apparatus lla lp IS M ile * o f K id n e y T u b e s * on the Island, including Army F lu s h O u t P olsonou e W aal* and Nnvy enulpment fought the If T*h***sanc**srlaeUalitrar1 fir* which .threatened q u arte rs of rani; a l i a of t U o r lube* n u y Li, (he Nnvy station. The fire was taiil tn have been started by burn­ ing grass near the gurege where some youngster* w ere playing an I smoking. TOO GOOD j q pass up *&?/■ "HOME CONTROLLED” 204 East First Street Sanford, Florida Friday and Saturday Ext. Lge. PINEAPPLES 2 For Fey. ICEBERG LETTUCE Lge. Head Fey GREEN ASPARAGUS ib. > «. t m a im : English Peas 2 lbs ....... 35c . Fla. Tomatoes Jb _. . W 25c_ | . . : i(y:n Radishes bunch .......... »e Green Onions bunch ... 15c ' Potatoes 10 l b s .......... ,39c •Vs. >1 T t ! U I Y W .I.O W - - OflionB- 3 lbs ? « KITKHA Cauliflower Ib ........ W /iC -. i it t i j T V r » 1 art OK K tl n i l X T I t t lii-.o iin iA « H t m :ii. n iir:* a i:i> FRYERS FOWL rr\ n « H t n T . r ) n r .w a SAUSAGE tn m w Ib. 63c lb. 53c tapi: i im.K rniiK rtv SAUSAGE u iiik T A lT . 3 l l . l . w r.A T 1 K I A L H M lb. 35c AftsoitTKO. Southern 4 f S4-M****M B read , lilt t i l l Ml M ill * tw * » t At* n iM o x n x d »0« iO U tH ISN WHIM TOU I I * 10* »Xl *D Installed Free.! IiOXSPRtNG nilHIIM SI'a J 3 9 *p SM .A KII " v CORN STARCH COFFEE 1 lb. pkg. 8c PEARS F t ^ r v — K V A rtU 4 lin * K t lA l.i: ARROWROOT U ablM JUNKET * Rennet Tablets Pkar lie 22 m 1st Mahleg I w llr U a . Ilra a e l t X a is r t , r ■ tl.ir.ll 3 Tall Cans 4 T ia i . j l These Hollywood* Include BenulyreM I t y Spring and Simmons White Knl*ht 5 g Mattresses. l- AIM iK s i li All S T .n s s V*. 3>4 r e e * R A ( 'H A « K \ T O NAR Y s o u p s i & ,' i f c |‘i7ci LIMAS 18c IIK I. M O V T I, K a rls <lafrirB PEA$ No. 2 can 17c 'V ^ 'r a c a t . (fa. 3*4 n u BEETS 2 cans 25c O ra o e fn lt ICE 46 oz. can 25c Or a . JUICE 46 oz. can 39c V A g C A M P 'S T s a r i , a.a r* Beans .3 cans 25c JL A-, mm OKL kO A TM R*Hr < j .r * ,. Lifebuoy Soap 3 ban 20c NOODjyES25c - . . l -a E N R IC H K I) Pillatrary FLOUR 10 lb*. 57c 25 Rib. $1.35 r.W p " ■ --- or XSBARAQUS 32c’ SECTIONS 27c ,,, , 5 lbs 46c JUICE qt 25c m P M K f.A M K II .it x s iiiA i: a y- * M rtM S lL D ■ P A X I'Y 40 et. r m i IT h A IS K U W rD O * A L D 3 bars 20c aT.AHIt K R A U T 2 for 25c KRISPY Crackers TOM. JUICE 21c lib . pkgs, F O O D S 2 jars 13c 2 {or 29c M U H r -a . , gt'N K irr Rennet Powder f Pkg. Rc a% ^ u l K | lb. 39c PRUNES PEAS 2 No. 2 cans 27c! No. 2>/2 can 29c II • « • * ! I attH h ik n r (r** . lb. 52c IUVA . a t'la lllN K D IM wm iH -'-M itn.AAi Hill, M o m : %v r«H M I'nrWr*t •_ Deep pile Chenille spreads In beau­ tiful colon. Single or double bed Ib. 34c eO H A II U O . MATTRESS $39.50 • (DOKKII •sstvwil l l l = l l l = h l l l = l l l = lll = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = lll = I H = ; A a "*' . ^1 •*\• L-’:’. lb. 35c TURKEY Ib. 54c WEINERS FRESH PORK HAMS WHOLE lb. 35c COLD CUTS SHANK END ib. 35c CHEESE BUTT END lb. 36c SALAMI Pkg. 14c * lb. 44c I*. STEELING S A L. T 2*2 lb boxes l i e fe �. "T g rti- p - Iq Unity ntero I» Strength— » THE Wv'ATIU.R T o P ra teft the P r»f* of Mir World) T o Prewota the P rogress of America; To. Produce Prosperity for Sanford- * S h n « r i « r & r h ihi*. n f Irrn iM ifi. i!i* iir in g li*a ml S alurdi)- Cntifrr tnnurhl and warm* r r S a lu r t L it a ftr r n iK jn . tai«hi AN VOLUME XXXVII Death Toll » Reached 44 Id Tragedy IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PEK _ . _ J 1 *______ J - Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL ’.Hi. I!»H» COMMANDER IN CHIEF WATCHES FLEET MANEUVERS Rail Officials Fear . More Persons May Be ‘Trapped Under g Twisted Wreckage g A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire Byrnes Confers Bevin As Optimism Increases In Paris Franco Question Postponed Until Monday By UN AURORATHlTApril 2 6 .^ —The latent count of dead in the wreck of two crack Bur­ lington passenger trains now stands at 44. Of the 125 in­ jured, hospital#- attendants placed 31 on the-critical list. Railroad authorities fear the death tot*, may reach more than 50 as additional bodies Proposal By French on Ruhr. Rhineland Acting: C|u‘ef Justice Meeting: Opposition By Red> Molotov Australians Proposrs 5 ■Man Commit leu ... To Study’Situation ^ N O . If.* \p r . 2 0 . ( A i } — g im t lim v u l ot> H u lg tirr.1 d iyilM n i.iIu rrlal io n . w ith . S n i in . S |i. iiii-) p ili|ilm ii, ii-, a t Stt-'ia Ir.rVr h e rn tt -k r il In . lea *i- J intgjrin , ______ - I br lu» » r v r r .-i| of victim* are believed still _tr_«i>n .N lin "thav tw isted' wti cknge oL I'AIUS. April fti Secthe train*. retitn uf Slate Jr{iuc* Hv rtio.t N K W Y O R K . \|» i Ji* l* i i.« Trajredy continued long after U iiit i'il N tilm itq S r m i i i * i \t.it t’ln-r-lerl for tltnfe thill) Ih* first of the injured had been tin lav pn-xl|i**nnl f o it l i n -I. . an Inuir tmlm with Hriti.ih treated. A 21-year-old sailor of a tio n o f (h r S p u n *i« *tm ir.>, m I.urny, Mo. — Delbert Boon Krtfeigii .MniHtei Krnr.Ht Hevtil n rx l Momliiy rile o u •* il nu t telegraphed his parents th a t he. itt white (teinitie.a iiiepnreci tintm ln y Mini rert’ivrtl a nrv, had been in the wreck nnd asked frrtrn A tt^ trn H n fo i t h r »rr.it!* m rttfeitila for IntlayN llig' Four th at they come to 8 t. Charles «»f « f iv r * m « n F u h 'i'o m im ttrr t.* ntoetinti. llntti ll> flies am! Hospital to see him. T h irty min Iriqulrv in to th r t-'rniir.* S tn iiti . ute* later lioon died, Uevin were iMiii-vnnmiittnl iih DRESSED IN A LEATH ER JACKET and wearing a can. President j honor of the Chief Executive. A t .right, the President in another cap, f|uc*thm . T h r ro u ttril a«l;tim iu t l g Most of the scores of injurrrt H arry S. Trum an wnUbm th m u fh th e y i-1m?pgoil f o r lim c h w ith from the bride* of the {speak* to hi* Chief of S tuff, Auintral I». 1*eufTy (left) on the hridjr* u n t il ;l:0 tl V M . K « * t * n i h n \ were agreed that the accident aircraft carrier Franklin D. Hooseveh at the fleet maneuvers during of the giant flattop while Admiral 'lo re \. Mitrher I right I, look.* lilfht T im r nrvl llrnthi* t l l r F l'i'ltt'll 1’'<r - u l r l l t -J M ix happened with such speed that war R a i n e s off the Vlrplnl* Capes. Fifteen ships took part during Jon. ilnteiiiotioh.il t-mindphotoi T ile A iiH tin liu n vv.i t iiinm they didn't reuliie what had oc­ the two-day operations of the task fore# that staged the gam es in | __________ ■ j f in n d r itj, d e lr u a lr ^ I t i *>i I \ *(*'tt VY-lVt" *if a♦j*« hj»» curred until they found them W HI- HinIirftOtl III* *-1*4-1 l-i" ll.l,.*'! " “T f ill I--4-1I. fUt-Hr, u it ft«* i"::•!!■fV1- rii? Ktuselve. hurtlintr through the nlr t r r i i ja tiiT e jtffn l in h i, ' ir ii i| it -1A .Im m h i r i* 1 (ifi 4* t‘* — or trapped beneath piles of in f tin I ?i cm u p itu i . fl in | •Hi- 11f- It .11 !*•*(’ • «$m »4 •• »li luggage and the dead. * F i r r ir h •Irlrv at* 11 ' r . k.l( 1* 4'T 1*♦' 1 a U u I*i tki">* Hy a fortunate coincidence, a •»tut tin fMihui .1. i* r * • i 4» * * s *. | Its 1i% ‘ ’ * 1 ' ^41U full «laff nf physicians nnd mimes l*rthitv li •■» +*• i ' Y|i • wa3 available at St. t'h a rlc . Hos­ Thi* new i m* .li*4 .1 n - 1 ,1 »•i1 ■i" a| '4*4"1 f ]4*44 1 1 \ thi** , • , •I . ■ ftt» 4 pital when the victims weir of t h r i-fit iiir it . I l» | I 4 » \ V f V . t ill IM A M l brought in for treatm ent A *p* t, •nm itf it** . t»* i I*n . i « 1 hi* I J n. t n 1 l l . i i .41, l . weeklv -ia ff meeting was bn.rg *h*p ntr In- ilnnr tifmi 11 * i'-«" 1 h r- V\ a - hinj*t<*ti h m ii. \ held by 50 physicians' nnd rur \|il kil HY r —. P p * « - 4l tl rt geon. and 77 V u m ., and student L W m ar F OF ^ « n S ir U L U O n W k U ll.llf l l *11L I 111* lunf . *• I I'ttfi* ! Ill-** t 1 •» • ■ '1 H * 1 . > *•» li 1 I 1• (ill h th r -iJ* 4 o fiiin it t« * \ 1,1 h 11 Ml (' Y*lll M 'iM A \ ' ..l tin I : .alia .ms! . I r l a r h nutrci. They went immediately to sg n ii . 4 h r * |iir il *ttiw nl t •*. I t id l ir of th r I > >u **t " I f lllh r lu llil f 1 to il I let the emergency . . n d J ™ ' 1'* W e h n tl& C h C h ie f ----------------------------------- :------- * ----------1 f h r it 'ip m v 4»h ... lo- p i rust* J iJui l u n t il > Im tr ’ If i *1 111 Itbtf*'. lllU I I - noml rooms to treat the injured. W n lc r t'ttfis't.Tvatiui* w ill bt? lh» 1mide*. ri?= ”*'l t h iim r il f 1 ll t r i fi:tiii?n :i! * 0:1 a iri’t ir f I hat The two trains — the Advance f ir n l ••bjrctivr u f l \ S . E n g in e e r* , 4 - .. h w utifciirwren Itrifrtl I T h r Mextvrttt «|* t* ■ Fiver and the Exposition Flyer — in iiinkiMif n tletifiion w* t« |H*a pun-*!! t r«i t i i r ipiv d iu o L II I ’n im l c y , who iP4rv » ill> U|" I » *'4>ltRtt* •*II |f irf<* • I that .1 left ehiengo sim ultaneously yeaNUERNBERG, Apr. 20. (AV *iblt Lmnilon nf u t «mi I mi ennui . >tmhii lP fi lilt IP HI A into h*mi Y n ir till ti* n m ir ' id u l n j. h r 'It* terijay afternoon. The Advance The form er W chrmacht chief —. c u n iie t i ntj: i h i S i JnhrtA K IV l Jlli- 111 Ft 1 h f nU'UHi M'lict ii) ia was bound for Oninlia, and the FJehl M arshal Wilhelm Keitel — U /lfL V T , , , . , . md I In iib ir i R iv e r , I F H K i t g l j ^ r I:. . I r i m s K Uriel l*iiv«* m S**m h»>4(1 u n t il Mm n h« y 1 ■« IfiA r I III* 1 til i* I*- . yri’rh . *OtUUB‘1 t h r p in u i|r c t» u u i\ M irr* R * fo lly , " m ilrlr |fl* le * t lt u r I" t Exposition for San*>ranci*ro. The has heard aeruslng words f ro m . 6 C T V 1 C C W l l t l N * I V y •btiti t*.ft»i ilr lt ‘K u lp .4 f r u n i n t m ill. f*» PVUl i‘ A" tiHU Hr ^ g 1 i n ins w ere carrying >a total nf a Witness at £hr Nnt! war crime* I |>*>11=t - oft Die tl&axt i alllfc In •iv t ir t l \ cslt' i :1m j iif iiiim H jn a* pfftrtl «m t rtK,» liM ith r*f VI1 ih ..I * « 11 « my» j»! * a lift! i m a n if iht* 1m u l cliNpli** ft n in |h« .* feM" 1 w 375 .to *00 ptasingerA I t ib u lu m m u n tti* * i\\ * l i t t l k i , : *ie ‘ aT 44^21 ^ t ill It Ur A tir ih t i f t u t liL iiim u j: I ib cm I j a i i ! • ‘ T h e y ran ' xlde-by side hM rt, ThnrsrtnTT.bi Hi **i m r. V%W| I ttu n m : Hu* m tiutu' whil, on parallel tracks and than *t* i .r* 1' “ ' “ ‘*r r l f ‘! j ?* 1 i t ! I duty "afcoard * an a mpt iiMou* •hipj obtain d«ra nmcvrning the « a]! fn|it t r t « mrrtiitir the Advance switched over to t a r n ' t a t S r S L t a ” . X r i l ” . ! * » " * t'.r t k i i ,.,,. In i l „ r*. n V «Ilf If,,, * . , , ; . , " nf Ih . W . ■ .I n iiiv - II fStiiMh, i f 1 1 1 lit* - I the main line ahead of the Ex­ h fin | I i*|)I r M"III ; * 11 V4* {tf t hi \ tna i le . position. The Advene* had a i‘>i ntei |{t*V I t I f III tit ** Ml l h* ' t » '* t.ar ty u t Milt , n r the i,titer faster running srhrduld and had it... Personnel Separation Ccnt.r >c. urea. oil l(r»| l i “ *x During his thud d«> l i v e , in o tr ie l, C o l. S c o tt tohl n three minute headway on the UK terday. j I left a m i alit>»c*tl tin* « i» * a l »**•••* stand, Gisevius hUo h a , testified Exposition Flyer.’. An electrician’s mate *rcon I gt(>Ut> f jJ In n il! I hi* ft.i*l %' u r (111*11 in f ilm that the last chief of sta ff of Edward iligirnts, manuyci . Soon both trains were roaring the German Army — Colonel class, B utler went pvcrsoav wiili Mrikv j[h i l i k i i i s I h i I I i h r i u tn Iht* t m l r l along at high sneed. At one noint. General G ustav Jodi — had been the I^ST 4U8 In Decetnlicr. IP 13. lire Heininulc Cnunty%t*hamlofn l tit*' ■ Thf* SttV lfcnt F ilm s ( ’lut* irtililv . “ la*ci» tiiiti- n v e m u R s * \ h 1 ( 1 IN . ( I.. V mt 2 0 . t \l* » _ Engineer W. W, Blaine aboard a man wKh tremendous and d is­ It wa, am ong the first unrphrbiuu> Commerce, nnd A, \ \ . Lee »priiiil *? thi' Mini *1 uf S m it h f l r d n m l that **'»«* Yiilol til i* ships to land . troop* on tlw Chamber waterway committer \ 14 1 g f 4’ 4*n il'll! Inin fli-l'H m " the Exposition was racing behind astrous Influence with Hitler, i\. J it tf» th r ill tea |t r ip hi »h i *i \ \\;t\ * - u Elk till' I rtHl 4'i 4 lint I'll! i|f |’ Omaha Beach a t Nonnrnrd) loiter Ivudml lire masting t*. repr M r* 111 ll III M ill I hi" - i n k , <1 the Omaha-bound train at 85 l-l-U Ijj * I M Y f l - i l l 1*41 I hr j up ru n S im t h Jthtr * r ilrYY The farmer Secret Police o f fi­ assigned to shuttling supplies nnd ‘he group In groposillg tlo1 4 illn i 1 i i it 1*In' f t m ik i i milrs an hour. ru*»t • I. m -s »'f S«'ifikm l« H »r 1 , | j th r « lrf li ii-na ■ *untMiti! cial wag under cross examination troops from England to Frnin-e. f true turn of a 12 l'»"t “ “ il I In- Il I l (iM H lrlih 1 uni a h*mx{ f <*» 1IIe- S(ttif|t1*l lilt'.! Thirty mile, west of Chicago, by the United States prosecutor. | M'hiMtl r h i h l ir it ivi lh * n lti M* I i-l I ** ffi.iin 111-k i* t in V k f *mi channel cross bwk at the Imhori Itivcr I ’-'J I •'I i l l 11 * 1111 ' il 111 M il 114 V I ’ '• •m u n if the Advance Flyer developed Justice Robert It Jackson, (llsn- tho L8 T modo |nti ill rtl moi Ih o l *i -i l *ii* * I In f filflhiM i t % h *** ,ip.r i l'i| J Scmmitle I'ourity orr- r,-1rr ■i . iv»% mechanical trouble In the undrt- vlus told the tribunal that Keitel logs, U h u l th ru >■ |**l *>1 * * 1 * S »• r ■| • l l - f l l u l l - e l L M t l l l ' • i f In M lU r li i*« n ill F I Ul IMs .1 M ■ I lleturia-d to the L'oilcil K tn'-s r 3 I ■ > JjHKGen . t.illo ii 1 h vjr litnn • ; ^ | I IH (^ 1 |i F -kifilYIU* las __ c a r r ia g e o f it s l ucornotiv e . It hrtl1- UoL-jIctuili-d reports ut sliu d U s ,. n t ^ i l r l »»i* f*t>' ailltL 111 jftrfeh p rcp aieT “ M il Tllffl *^t» TTTg' w' rsriTin H U IT T lutrsrA .as assignvd — " ----------o f A 'iln m iti I H r o I m » ««.* i t r I I » JlKdl . VtUllllI |*4‘ jllrt > I*. I llr-f.l ed. Behind It the autom atic rig- Then he said that the chief of liehiilf or of the pi" vv r. t- thnt rite pin I r iefr mi liehnir \i Hi tin. i ^ ik r f i rt*uu*i| F ln iH lw hm | iht* I ••*t .it r. »mi r nal blocks lighted anil Blaine saw the W ehrm arht’i routitrr-intelli- to the tran sp o rt H erm itage and trie W V ^ I I I M i I f IN \p » 2 l» Mr .Simmons, clerk of ttu ! klmnrie one trip to Guntit lie was it hi tf i ifi, . u tif*it (111 fv*441 ill |tj(n I i m in i h r i *i f im lu r U -r - ih .it ***iih I I'jil l a yellow sikiial — telling him to gence and his chief of s ta ff i V I * I — F si I* l i i .Sr* t *1 *if 4 end I'o u tt of Orange tVoy, detached. from the ship at S. hi 1 1tilnlrv |*|it> (lit* RiRuJ1tF|»li!fi* |(tft| I l l Ml 1*1 f«.' 1 * * 1 4 lllftL ."Njlt* * r|n » rlc tl not r u i i i I s alow down — ahow on u tower. pleaded w ith Keitel to usk H iller ,Hfu n r ll r n lm r h hi** |u * l Francisco April 15, and ordered represented the Titusville I'li.ntt* .So\ wh** mi* iini with Ihc iii J f lm l n ii t l l l b u i i m n lulal •1*«lilalne liegan to halt the 85 mile to Intervene. M r. r r u n ii^ y rx |iifs f» c ^ l h i <*i** AnPM U tirul I hoi I h r u t il r a il her of Commerce. _M. ^! JIM innlf** Thi* (*u 1 w. I in | 1 »v K « lw » iil| his discharge A per .h o ur onrueh of hie ll-e ar iir c c ia t io n l»* i l n ,#KM ,u|» fu r r lir t * 'Instead, It has liven chargad to Jacksonville forSeminole JuJin I I i’B in m ill Ihi* n u ll High,! The rcpteseittnlivr from V** in ir h im t«» tlu* *«ffitts tif t h aiim oM Marnhutl. Irail thr li'UKilf anil I ■*VVi hi|%. I* l* I HlMI • tic tn A senior at V trairf. In a m atter of seconds, a that Keitel deliberately held back i n,al • ijirr:il«if i li.i T ln ln Yil'rt* tlrft’rtU'll ill im r U lllllt’ f»Y ; 1*1 i tr«ja l ** -lie 4 .I f - * red light showed on the .signal- the protesta, and threatened Butler le ft school in March, 111 13, ’ Gallic. Mr. Higgins mid, topn-.*, n m | i l r r l i t l n l t h n l on m ’t .u r Ur*l it r c iillr t liiiiiH n rv t i i r r k .!* . t r irin ftlA n nil s lu r r h d i i * i l let i sit** I he block, indicating to Blaine he W ehrmacht auhordinates with d is­ lo e n trr tho Navy. He r e c e i v e d ( h a t |he canal Is- cut n o il C r o R U r lH ijilt 'i r o u lil h r i*priat«**l Mu* r^iiiitiiiftl a f t r r vi Inch thi*i«* i*w a r c " ill . should atop immediately. But missal anil Gestapo punishment. his prelim inary training ul I'.nm-! | „g„ W ashington t» the ln-i..sn If m f i r m » Mif‘ 1 in in ih ' i* I* t il \ m h i in 1 * 4 * -i Jin MU k'lYi’n fast t h r |l|a>*‘ h i l hr All tiallte- There wn fl­ w o rk io i i r l h«*i l»* W ill Irk* tin dead ahead and from I to Many, said Gisevius, were ac tu ­ bridge, Md., before being assign |(jvt.r |M ' '* C * lie * * « n I poMtim} to the |»r*ij*vl trti tlir i *«t t it iih lif t h i-il (foil I ft M i l rt*i»ilr\ ,1.400 feel distant was the stalled ally dismissed front duty I’rose- ed to overseas daty. - ' li * l«‘in inu * * f ( luV V v s » y u R i r f furl Son of Mr. and ">f1 a. Ike J. nf Ihc (m liin Itivn r i l n u m *«r- r c p o it r t l flu il $!»»..f»t* l > ' ' hii*l cuiion sources, say they regard ilt t i t Advance Flyer. hit- |t| «M PI ili-,1 III «tl4 il Hit p i l l ■ Butler, the veteran now pluns to c i # i rp r ♦BfiitiNl l»> Jdim-i* M »rWith a screeching of hreax* urul the testim ony of Gisevius — a complete his high a.'lrooi edintt r«*IIp who eonlemh'il l hut *11 u%« rm iuM iliirih k ' t h r t r * r » il Ih**1 ll|,|f *1411I mHI i(t MiftllM h'ltltw t .» • 'U tity . CfO FF r| i i v i " T h r 'IIH'I ji h* n ■' with sparks flying from locked defense witness — ns particularly llofl under the (Tl Rill of Itighr« • Ik'siti it t- till lit . ! I.f ](,, i f •I HlUC* hitu iht* ufip p i i wheels, the Exposition Flyer dam aging to Keitel's eit-c. |iT it H s It it v‘ i * Hi'hiitim i -i ! h\ \| ■ ' HU 141(1 I I wmI Iniarei an rlt^*- 1 lif e * f ploughed into the rear of Mu I tin-mi* U t i v m t 'f , In* « .« tg1 1« t fu .fi |lf l i T » Advance a t C.O mllea an hour. r« a j i t >. i Ehrt* b rr«ll 4M* of 111YY YYilll'l, l i nt s *i •* V fi i u rn 1*4 t •4| set Ills- *»r txl I »■« There was a terrible crash, fol­ v rii- nfill hitrur bJEjthh kl ih* l . t 1 ' • th e m . \ t |l . I h I II if. I t ta t l i t k- i '! lowed by a moment of stunned fmm nf Inifft lie t«-|»*»v Ut il \ .. H .f ■ t IV* .1 1 Ifcltf 4 ir-i i ib u ll l l f l 4 * 1 4 *4 if f»*s1/ 4 •* k ' l l * 4 4*«fi M L* In A •Renee which -wax broken then by ISttil Sllttr uf (Jrlaiulo, ftjfim*i II. in ft* 1Vt* U»1 llilfif lllllf f j r« ' l i t **li x i-tii t a j f l iiit n n a n f u r Hiiiifuiil iCYtili'nl, hml tlnriHUMl Ih** the cries nnd ecrcams of the in­ llllafl Ut f la Y YY It || It ,i S i ittiiiuU' i! u iiil U ii| lit ,\Ji« i D .ir u tn O h niiih of $L'Ti tuYvanl Wikivn eU*tu jured and dying. 8 /S iC Richard lloltxela w, son mu fi|»«rulioftn mill nail! Ihnl ntmi* Until ll t* linin’. T in * l u i k l n t i l j i l l ) ( m n lr> Engineer Blaine lived, *«»?• of Mia. C. L. Matthews, KI5 Elm Approximately 200 ntsmbar* >t the i <>(gait, Mr-. Charles \\ ilk.-, futiiU wvrv iiceitnl to fu 11ht*j the ih i «t 1**1 fi f t lift - **l»n v r I i n »1 1; r ' 1 1-v t-Ui4 ■* i *Tf*-#v r •I h y \ h %* »1 r ftiff* IL J. W allcksr, 82 year old Ing with minor cuta. p u t In the Avenue of this city, and husband * h r w ill ilru p all f w *11 •h r m cll it* hr*||t f fiiiiic r a twisted coaches of the Advance of M argaret Darwin llolttclaw , pastor, announced to the Hanford the M urids Chapter ! \ E. O. .Sis­ solofsl, ami Ml** Anne i.ovsJll, vviir k vk n lr hiiijr Finn ( ‘ly ile Bmiinfy ntt hi* 1141•** a r k c v u t iv r (fit* p ir * i niiti*' t *-ra il h pm uinm and the derailed c a r, of Blaine's 1021 H rs t Avenue, larurrl, Miss, 8av>en lh' ‘Day A dventist Churr'j terhood, an inlerlmtionnl rrluca- viohnist, all of Hanford. «»f th r ( |U t r ^ t il r yyi s ik *'i lrwiirm*x| |n fu*ht thr ihdr«4c and. Mrs. Fi rd Wilson u t H airtnil. ituuflei'll plMim tu im in r i l r l r ^ u l r - I cam ­ tional niguriuutm n, have gathered train death had lut down more received his discharge from th e Saturday, n nation-wide officially ojienpii the couventfo i fin th r S tu ll* L im it F o n v rn lio M |tH|(| a ) h h r |*1 HI1 4 In l l v r ' i i * ir t l m r Ihi* H eath ft*i| « f r a n c o r than two score. Army April 13 a t the F ort Doug­ paign to throw every possible in Hanford to hold llieir nine- with un uililren* of wetcoirw atij nil Muy 1 y-"2 B nnd 21 am) ( h r , fit} ut |rsi*v| a yra t m tin* ■iinil In nlutmlr* thi* piihlLy-* 4*jhenergy of the church into help- teenth annual convention, th e las Separation, Utah. Niilmiinl Convm llun Ju ly I»1 -f|„. i |(j Vm I1'mil have tlir unl\ lymtmiija nf thr (thrust*, Sgt. lloltxclaw who served 13 jng to feed the millions starving .'onfrrence, which began ye«ter- Mr. Edward Higgins, eecretarv thiuutfh IU. i ! Aiiimu: lln* m e n i I'niurilHitom' day morning and wilj last until nf the Henrinole County trhamlier months overseas as n tried teal in Turope and the Orient. ............ ............... ........... ,*• ' I ' ' ’ ," ' l' *-'">•>' M e..w ether, He announced th a t from the tomorrow noon, i* living livlil a l of C ontain re, grrcteil the deb.- 1 non-commtsaioned officer is au th im-H rt.e U o, l, also is Idan u s (jnl K W File, It .L. ; n in g -m it lie iir e a rttp n lg n , rhu.oriled to w ear the Asiatic Pacific denomination'* headquarters r t the Mayfair .Inn anti lire Armory gatr* ami guest*. Regular ho«i I lodln -ttcoig,. t lint den. Mrs. ness was transneted during '.he ntt of ontBiu/r.i tsitur will hovel R. A Newman. W. M ilnytre*. Theater Ribbon, Good Conduct Takoma Park, Md., a subuili of with the St. Cloud chapter co­ day with reports Ireinif Jreard. had come host* to the rlelrgnte* with the interest in the niovemioil John I* Jenkins. E (I K ilpatrick, an Merisi, American T heater Ribbon, W ashington. D. C., presentation of rhnrter* lu new word of plans for the purchase Hanford chapter. and the Victory Ribbon, il r Klnnil Mis S ti tim y ami T hf main events of the confer­ chaplets and introduction* made c"IT,V El.AND. Apt 2d, t.l’x Prior to entering the Arm y and distribution of ' more than During llie entertainm ent hour* ‘ Pvt. Ralph E, Mil.inn, son of pinllu-i g.wrrnmeiit aetmn ts ervi Hill I.umber t ‘t*mjVfin> . ■ -----------April 0, 1V4’4, Holxclaw was em - half a million dollara worth of ence will be an aildre** “ Wh it tho conference Grclchen Kirch Mr. and Mi*. I.loyd Mciailn, 1101 l.nlin u» the only alternative I" William C. Sateher. 53. eon- plyed as an opera singer a Naw food as rapidly as possible. The Hhall We Educate lo r ? " by Dr. of huff wa* presented in a d an ee; Magnolia Avenue, has Iteen us{ prevent ,, nationwide ra.lwu) ( apt. (lUStUVSOn IH M arjorie Mitchell, president »f Adventist churches of North * doctor of the A tlahtle Coast Lin* program , Mr*. Elvira Game , Mgnrd u s a mrditui roipsmrtn at siriki- -tlieilulni |o sta rt May tr*. take a | Colley College, ntr ail d re** "tary- -* America a re allied to Railroad and resident of Banford author of "Exeklar* and other Mason General Hn-jniai. B rent­ T h e -trik e ha- been railed by tw or 'a lly , lead ersh ip and I’rogress*’ by •pedal half-million dollar offer for the past 30 years/' died lata wood, i New York. is being Mrs. F. H. Scurrnlr. of Ontario, children'* book* gave a reading Ing on S aturday, May 4. yesterday afternoon a t hia home given on-the-joh training and r» n u riatiu g ruli union*—thi* brothTwo men have already been Canada, representative from the illustrated by liny character dull* special train in g wmrse in the erbooil- <>f lucoiiiotive crrgturera Cup!. Clifford tiu-tavsoll, son - , on 201U West Eighteenth S treet, sent to Europe by th e chorcb.to national I*. E, O, board and an ex­ and Sir*. Nancy Rossclter N or­ rare of neuropsychinli Ic patients. end trninmrn. of the lute Mi and Mrs. N tk k '.J . following a short Illness. A walkout by tire almost ilutl,I Ijii-tavvon of Huufoid and Chi* direct In the dU lflbution of food change of progressive Ideas by man gave a reading. Also musical Funeral services for Mr. Satcher Pvt. McLain entered the A rm y numbers were given by Mr*. Mary SfU J . Cullan W right, aon of In fame 000 incmiier* «f the two brother-j cago. lias returneil front the, •mine stricken areas, he sU t- tha various state chapter*. will be held Saturday afternoon in Novemlrtr 1IJ45 a t Camp T h ey ara J, J . Btrahle. ap- • Mrs. Cecil G .'Phlpps of Gaines- Van Mater, Mr*. Florence Henke. Blinding. He took his basic tra in ­ tynsl, would bull all rail t r a f f i c |'iu|i|i|iine, a fte r <v year- of dut^,‘ a t 3:00 o'clock a t the Erickson Mr. and Mrs. M. J . W right o f Florida Mr*. Jackie lien-el and Mr*. Mai • lilK and i with Mr*,t tiu-tpvson. of European ra villa, president of tho tad director oi Funeral Home with the Rev. 718 Magnolia Avenue, received ing at Belvoir. »■* »F "otrtl II (IT l'i r f Va, 4i j ,. IIlls I H In the nation. | ■f » it it f *i . . who from Copinhagsn, Den­ chapter, is presiding over tho ion liashlnski nf St. Cloud. brother, Pfc. C. E. M cU In, Is T h e tw o unions have;tejcU -d a ; , pending svveml weeks of hU. ... W . P. Brooks. Jr* officiating. In­ his discharge recently from th e A tea wa* given at 4.30 o'cloc* serving With the First Army a t Pn**ide"tial furt-fim llng meeting. O ther state officer* in­ Army a t F o ft Dlx, S. J. a fte r mark, will begin immediately to hoard term inal leave «t .. New I,Sm yrna. term ent will be In Evergreen serving oversets 20 months In . _ _ ■ ..... Ill 1 ,L. ..f .. n .iunt 4 .. n v t i n e l .. I n .I fM i n 1 teeumineiidation of u I10 -rent aann 1He expect* to I. bw -eparatrvl from purchase food available in tha clude: first vice president, Man- this afternoon a t the home of ... Fort Jackson. S. C. Mra. J. (’ Hutchison a t Indian the European Theater of Opera­ hour wage lioust which th r b oard! the Army afte r three *nd a g aret Singleton, Miami second Cm i U b « . . . tan, . . Cun,. tion i. He w as a member of the Scandinavian countries, and J f J . vice president, Marjorie Kuht, Mound Village In honor of ‘he Pvt. McLain is a form er s tu ­ nan! amounted to «n 18 per rent years of service, on May 10.h a lf dent of De Soto County H igh bU . Ala.. O c t 5, 18M. He was 102ad Division and following th e Attkan, who will assist frotp A graduate of Seminolu H igh increase. The u n io n * are seek ing Gablesi organiser, Ruth guest* and also a dinner Is ached- a t Arcadia. employed by the ACL Railroad and of th e w ar-he toured France, SwlUcrland. The central relief Coral School and form er student of uled at the M ayfair Inn tonight. W hitaker, Tam os; recording sec­ 25 perceat hike in wages. aa a trainm an. S e p t 0, 1024 and 8 wiUerland and other countries cemmlttee, ju st set up a t church retary , Nellie McOuarrie. Gaines­ Tomorrow additional University of Flnrida, CapL Gua" to business will headquarters and h as aLo soHOXAH LEADS v i « arnmntad to conductor, /a n . In Europe wlth/Jrls division. HA/.ELTON. Pa-. Apr. 2ti, 1-15 tavion was active a t one limit corresponding secretary, b i conducted w ith'election of nfpointed purchasing agents in the ville; MANILA. A pr. 20, (A V - Prast31, 1021 He was a member of of the Semiruvto. •’ FoDowns a few weeks vacaLlon United S tales to buy and ship Florence, St. Cloud treasu rer and fleers as lh» highlight of the rient Sergio Osiflerr* of the P hilip­ R e p re s e n ta tiv e * o f P e n n s y tv a n - a* president wUh his fam ily he plan* te reM artha Loutae Henderson of Dal- program. supplies overseas. pines has virtually adm itted th a t la’s 73JHHI hard coal miner* met Chapter of F uture F arm ers enter Ins U nlvanlly of Florlde. Seminole High School. Delegates from the following Mb has been defeated for In H sileton again today to shai Beach. I JaBgflH their new contract dement! 4 00 p. m., yesterday an Im­ CiUta - a re present; Miami, Fort election by Manual Roxae. OsBOARD MBETH ,T 3 r . F. A. TO CUT CELERY CM1RKI) TODAY **yera, Eustis, 8 L Petaraburg, U t h ,L e Indications indications a are n th a t they will re memorial service pra. th e Bern Inote County Bos mena's followers a w iA accepting H. R. Heck'rig* sought by PTlJtlt* I (*■ ! t a , Lake Wirrth, Jacksmiask the same thi ever by Margaret Singleton, the retu rn s without a p ro tea t. ^ . T.Us H anford - A ll a u U c N. « a s . he Id. at th*_Holy Cross. Epia- LkUIa ,— Gainesville. —Waab— Palm At . Oaaren a's haadquartavi--(aiiin F -the 400JWO—striking s at e coal workers. The present hard roal Hank. The Florida S tate Bank and ■ kurch with Clara Waugh Beach. Coral Gablee.- St. Cloud, It was charged th at supporter* F t Lauderdale. Lakeland, of Roxae had terro r j ted <| th e coniiavt aspires May 31. Negotia- the locai office o f the Bell Tel*» 15 Jfons with the an th racite r^rera- phone Contpnuy - were closed t»F act Pierce. Tampa, * in hniUM- . n f r-.nl Haven, Ortand*. D4U»y 1 u Marshal Keitel j Water Conservation Objective Of Crrmley Named Hears Accusing I Engineers In Decision On Canal Chairman Of Red Evidence Given Genera) Youngber^ Files Brief For ( «unt> CfOSS Chapter • Witness Says rormer Betrayed . Military For Construction Of Channel Between John's River And Indian River B tttler Is II. Smith I Main Speaker At Annual Meeting Of Group ’z Discharged Af t e r .. .. . • ^ |t 4 s r ^ 5 L 5 r * ,x*;. i“- Richard Holtzclaw Discharged By Army ♦ w . C. Satcher Died Yesterday At Home ;... ... n r Donation C.I.O. Move In South Not To Be nr <t)n Whirlwind Drive 01 *20 Voted By Liuns Federal Action Seen As Only Clmncu Of To Cancer D rive Halting Rail (('jincer C um paign In ( oui i f v N ea rs O uola (M S‘2 ,000 Pastor Announces Church Campaign State RE.0. Convention Being Held By 200 Delegates At Mayfair Inn To Aid Europeans Ralph McLain Given Hospital Assignment On Eighteenth S t S g t Cullen Wrifrlit Gets Army Discharge Home From Pacific k afefeSPfflffJSaF o o i f i i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 25, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/010aa1fc43c67cb64de4494ec5e6ed23.pdf 98eab60af4c212e32745148d10db9925 PDF Text Text • n The mistletoe l»^tjte i l t l i en t' (lit of Oklahoma/ . •• A former lunikcr*’ (lull in Tokyo Ig now n Red Cru*s- rendrxvou* for—Aiuar^en sdhKer* nnd agilora. F IN E Questions Asked By Sanford Boys Stymie AAF • M&i reXtlane* »>»■. I'sse One over Japan and the I’aclfic Thenter. S /S g t Leonard Med IIn, who had participated in flying actiort* in the European Theater, |>ointad out the two 60 raid er machine gun* and tail turret machanlm nnd ’ showed u« the pilot'* dec't Irh during high' ______ .....__ _j tire»»urix*d. lie cxplaineik briefly the met# of Inatrumenta which the engineer muat control nn«r ‘‘never make w mil take.” We aat in the co-pilot'* aeat while he ahowed how to go lip or down, to hank and other detail*, nil pointed out the male of control* .in the box la-aide tha pilot’* aval, including bomb tar lease switch. One of lh> large trailer unit* ha* many radar instrumenta and charta including a full .map of Florida, scale 1.700.000 made by tnilar. -One rhdnr chart *bow4 Tumpn Hay with remarkable ac­ curacy. The exhibit ahowa . how tha atomic bomb wi* dropped. In c engineering trailer phow* n cut away seMion of a H»2# Q U A L IT Y LIQUOR . a n tT*"" WINES O F ALT? K IN D S c&c Liquor Store Ace Amusements S a n f o r d 's . Colored T h e a tr e W e d .-T h u rs .-F ri . * A p r i l 2 1 , 2 5 ,2 0 p famln# cendlUoya. , . There nrr « lot of othrr ramifi/allom of the fowl irlu ft hot those nrf the main fra fur**. UNRRA — which supplies fu«*l free to nation* which can’t pay for it; tha Combined Food Hoard — which, suppile- fo<«! to nation* which can pay for it; and tha famine erncrgancy committee, which call*, attention to famine conditions abroad and makta recommendations for .conserving food in thia country. Final Rites For S to n e Will Be Held Thursday ( H illa w r ttwm r*g« Owe! to the nation'* hlgheat Judicial poat an aaaoclate Juatlre who adhared to another political party. Preaident William Howard Taft, n republican, had don* it in 1010 when he nominatetl Juatlc* Ed­ ward Douglas* Whit*, a demo­ crat, to bo Chief Juatice. Deapite hi* republican label, he had been on* of the leading court aupportrr* of Rooaevelt admlni* tration legialallon when he wa* appointed‘ Chief Juatice on June IS, 1041. ‘die aucreeded Charlea Evan* Hughe*, who retired .at the age of 79 hecauae of "eonaldcrationa in s rn irn c w n iu c City To Perm it N aval1 C raft To Tie Up At Pier *■ |f ’aallaaed Pram•l*aaia One)' • check lor |- ATM received from tha federal Work* Agency, a* 60 iw m n t of the fund* to be ad­ vanced for preparing plana and specification* lor a ►cw.rag* aitpoaal plant. T h a . city clani area authorised to execute an agree­ ment with Smith and Gillespie, ..acksonviiir, engineering firm, to furnixh atrvice* in preparing apecification* for the sewerage p»ant. Payment to. t h e llutehiaon Tractor Equipment Company of Orlando for the new s t m t sweep­ er delivered hera la d week, wa* approved. Expenditure of 91100 to repair both City incinerator. furn­ ace*, wa* approved. Grad# A milk requirement* were riported a* having been met by local dairies. Employment of Kenneth IL Seth and Charlea D. Baker a* Legal Notices suurm cm , (Wad, tk«n lo *11 trahaowa aaoaon .under thr te rm « the- le f t Ba tvilf and T«-*'«"»*ni ml lb* *•* loM Halltlng any IflUrsrt as hstrw, Merritt Klatf h#r ttoMnrun. tWw drxlssss. rrrdltora. a ltlfsa a i, «l*.n.e te llV » t.llt ur i-uiaolaSht.rer •Kitora,* ailitifnUlraton, or uVh*rti,« (urrr|,.aur« ur a i,...#iasir-, lor aria*. by. ihrouak. under or agalnat Klv» ItuMlrr.' tlta- a«» l*«,IUr. ■kill ,|s<»a»»d parsons, and All tarnidral In Mnrlgaai llwa 42 nmo P llllr, hating or rlalnUng to have, HI •>( K«-n>Ihula t'uunlt reeont* u r right, lllla or Interest In tba encumbering laris K.v« IJJ .and. >prirj»rty Wralnaftar daarrlnxl. KtaM III uf lllurk il ut Markham L'srlr llrlgbla. KaM.Wd. • KJ-,rtr*a) uthrrwlan r. (learee Mg, ndlleaw Will be entered ukMlii'i »«•' ann aarb uf you on smld dub* ‘ Tha HANKOIttl IIKitAl.lt in de­ signated a* Iba newspaper In wh rli Mia order ahall lie pubilrbnl one* aarb weak for four ronaarullaa IVIIiwi>' mV hand . In U n ity T h e re I h S tr e n g th — I t a — T a Protact tha Pear* of the Worldi • Ta-PrM aata tha Progrraa-af America To Produce Prooparity for Sanford. « fust a FEW PENNIES a DAY 'BOOGIE W 00GIE DREAM 09 A D M ISSIO N 40c J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a L • oft**4 J Q W E E K S JDNIi 14th fo K J AUGUST lih S U M M E R S E S S I O N f Umitrd rvpmhcf. of snrollmerit* now heln* accepted - J for Bunrdlna Students. Fpll credit* err given foe advanced work In Tfh, 10th. Itlh and. Iltli grsJes. Small clstles, averaging sis hoys, i u i Ik highly Individ­ ualised In stru c tio n from , outilandlng members of the' k I)ooI' s regular faculty. £ ARE YOU S U R E ... he is wsll grounded In subjects he must take In College l YOUR SON MAY TAKE: . One major subject and on* minor subject earning on* and one-hslf new credit*. OR~lwo review course• on subJrcts he lias previously failed . .. O R -ope major new subject one review subject which he has 1 wf ■ II N || 1^ Double-period clatiee ar* S held In each subject als day* a week. An average student should b* able Jo complete work for IJ4 full credits during th* 9-weeks period. ^ EMINDLE milNTY —rAs-sociateti I'rcsH l e a s e d W ire W E D N E S D A Y , Atir. 1 1. 1010 NO. l.Vi = III1= 111= 111= 111= 111= III1= II 1=1 II ■ .. i • n~f \ 111=1 l l = p u SY T E R M S Large two-piece j{ living room suite fi BED SPREAD S P in w h ite en am el fin ish . E x te n s io n fA l.i a»»nrl Ih i Ipn Ufolt! n d ffnum o u r htie a nndJ in som m ne a chakra. •' . * FO U R F O R E IG N ‘ M IN IS T E R S T O L . M EET IN S ofa B ed . __1 : Instructions and training sppcoii im ate Navy D ep artm en t'* requlremant for half-ya*r'* week. ’ Q m order drill, manual ef arms, and eth er features of m ilitary W e s tin g h o u s e S trik e E n te rs 1 0 0 th D a y ; P e trillo School ' 11 || £ jj •electio n . T h re a te n s O ffic ia ls i lit NGKING. Apr. J4. (4’i D E T R O IT , A p ril 24 tVP)— Cltinesr tiovcinmciit forte* today I Tlu* W iivni’ C u u n tv S h e r if f 's fine,I XU.000 I'ummutlist troops . at o |Hitnl 30 miles south of tiffin* .-jutI tutlay th a t rio tin g 1 the Munthmi-in capital ut ('hangIm - lirnkt'ii o u t a t tin* •trik e * I chutt, .'icotiwhilr, (ici’ctnl George luuiinl S tin s o n A i m iif t P la n t V »t:.i lr.it i. meeting tinluv *tlh ivlit'rt* inon* than. oOO p ic k e tFRA N K FU RT. G e rm a n y . Icaillt.i .nl Hrnl factions -in tinr hii'-c c t'.viV War. A p ril 24 (/P)— ^Tho A m erican up|H*ai'otl e a rly .. to tlo j'. All A j f a i *m«ii Jo,- tile ChlilMe c o m m a n d e r In E u ro p e , G en ­ avtU lahle n ie n ib e ts o f th e Niuiumrllst Party conic up with e ra l Jo se p h M c N a m e y , h u s i S h e r if f s Dt’p ^rtn K 'iit were* ___woosl - <-4 n possible" colli itnotuise. ^ 'o r d e r e d u discipLinury c ra c k n is h tii to th e p la n t, w hich is Il« raid the government m ijht nt wuliuiluiii Nankin L»v%n* . . agreev-1’1 d mnmuHUt . rotUrol of — ^ d o w n on af. A m e ric a n tro o p s " - • rrrta.4n pints uf Mutwhutla. How- " m||||» Till sill'llffa a.ffur I»ilt»l itv Eujrope. • • ' ever, tlirtc is this prr.vuo. 1 he M**lrf* wpi r Inirllrtg anti In a n o rd e r issu e d to d ay , tom m um st- imiuIiI nc asked to "|Mk«» *11 4411® N49 injuries HIT# M cN a m e y o x p ia in s his a c give up inajur rrlien- ntwi ^>P*" ' h®ti«l. tail line- in government traffic. _ Altllli hlHI SllD*4*ll |4| «mIhvI 44>«| tio ii b y d e c la rin g t h a t in corRyrnet llveeiit dispatches iiidicatc the Utilkr l 4ill uf the Still* “ tain"Tocalitle* and commanda in Caiiiniunists ur* in u good b»r-: ; ’ Hfnnt nn Apr. *J in n ginning position. The tied* hold nvii u n g r, .iihI .1 iic*v% contract. Changchun nnd ***m- to i* prr* Finn tft’U mi 71 wric tlitm aged pured to occupy Hiirbiu tomorrow . 1 whin cji’iitul «'itip)n>c** attempted cases, the lack of discipline t* .Meant,liilithe Communist radio* j ' to Inc.ik ttiMMjgh the? t*ltl picket so bad that It is at the point at Yctittn has Iteen monitored nt h»ti" ;it tin* plant. Tho police _ uf discrediting the fine perform* , Mamin in 'tu confirmutimi that in nl nl®** th»4#N%n nt the .Vl Vance of American troop* In gen­ i j five .ipicriran eorr**pondet»t» ilia1 vchitli- imikn g the hienkthinugh eral. roont-d in ( hungthun are safe . I attempt. The American commander has, and sound. The newsmen—ioclud- j therefore, ordered all unit com­ , v iflin B Tom .Mustcison of tlie As*»; mander* and their subordinate# n t .1 ! elated Pi*s» unro in the Manr i 1 1 s in k i ; ii ' I" Jl (/!•) to devote themselves primarily Vj»'; clnii lan t apilal when I'Omiiiunist* * \ the t h l *t» A • <ig.im*t \\r»tlo the re-eatabliahmcnt of disci­ * ( i hIIhi Lv.l und iMpluied tin* city ti l Is*. . I **• •«’•* .1 it ILlllh Ja>. pline among their personnel. The IrMHn hioudeust hIs„ stnt*-l t.U .t.uls mmt |iie 1**• |4*4fMlint9 «le* McNamey aay* that indication* that -, >ci .,1 a lt_liwv* , 41.494*1 flint t ht If >ig uulknut Im® of the deterioration of morale i-liwiw—onsJ^—I^--«?hWgTr» auverh— the elec* I I •|*|*l* I t»-i "tt\ 4 »‘ ,»n _ call bo acefi-ln tha -p a rticipation. mriii the Sieplngknl . It it *lh. t *:•7 « 1 ir® __Ju -black maakal-Taaliwiifiw by­ nl n il south „l I Imng, Iiuii. The , Jan. L% I •». 11 iLi' lri‘g.11. , American troon* and their IndulGoiei nine'll i- -nid t>> i f rniicen un*-. r• mm |ti4M|ti4ti lupin) ce* V gctHc in drunkenness. trilling tioops. tiurhs and heavy \i all- I 4.If then ..tip tu wup pi n t General McNarney says there Molotov n ltlllrn o, luu then, It,man ami Bidault •i« •• i»i.l nf 1i.t* • h i electrical, also la a high incidence of ab­ eilstein Hopeh pt iivllocs. al the ll|tl( li|PC ;|f|«| I .IIIlie \%ll»Kfl» Ujliult sence without leave and an ex­ edge ol ihr a ieu held by lha THEIIt K\ l> n.N I'ARIS. alo.vi lllg F»in f.u.-ign ,„.,o' t .tn |tiipitiiiig |t« tin el theie Nptil -*>’• •• I•*! u .tire iuHiit. i t S’J.nn u tiny. cessive incidence of other disci­ I* 1 f* • 1 »'tti'i* ® 4 heduleil 11 » npeit H i I'uttt» » » t Communists »>' effort to Uieit postpooemeut of the —I nulnm |>. in i Nt,*..!i;»ii.tftw to -ettlr the naplinary infraction*. Tlie Government"* iiriny still,, lain tlmn May I. under trim s of the Moscow Ihg t'lne- *jiiMi«ii»M«|iir ill Ijrt llrrm tlier The imt'iiiiv ♦i.Jit ui.li »*i m* 1e!»irfiii*tl la s t1 The order point* out also that 1 # ,« tf|t]'iiivnl ut ulliri pm ticip.uit* Hiiiam * has a lone way to go. Tlte slim at,, pi,,p,,M*d t S. S n n lu iy «-f Stale Ityine- ainl lot \»1 .-Met a tniMith'® Inactivity. there la a high automobile acci­ M MfCtnv (Inh Hmti.... . I wedge n litis pushed into Mail- Eire-t llevin. Fram e’s fteiogi-* Itnhiult. and Itossl a’- \ dent rate, along with a general EXILED IN 1U.18, whan he refused to take Fnscist orders, chin it, to, lodes only Mukden all.I Toscanini, 7'J, world-famous maestro, i* shown a* he Itoardril |K | 1 IH,. It Apt 34 1)1*1— Kzcpingkiii with the latter *1111 u u s I I I at LaGuanlia Field, Naw York, for Italy. WMh him are I I .. *.r.,.t iif 11^,- \ itritratt Fr 'lin Communist hands. The indirn. I *A/ o r l r% I n r a m p n I c C olem an, i l i ^ i n s lions mm ore that Hi*' Com YY a U C \ ^ U 1 C I 1 I 0 1 I lO •■■> nr .if .so- omott .l*nt#* d, W„1 Milan’, u s e . . . O pe,. House, May I I , ....... ... j^ . a ' itaiul 'In * Petr ill- he- to n , tehoffed by P ra is e E ff o rts O f the tip tip 1j y i n m ------------------------- —— ----- ------ ----------------- ---------- --------------- [defense of Chnttgthun tatul the \n p a l/p r A t ! th,- | u'ed-i Sutr— J -otemlenl ,*l( |,ubedge, «eut neat 4910.111 k j J J C a i V C l ( . . .. I . . . ;l Con -he-'. It t A I f - eV * j o f the Nationalist--nerigx. R ep. J o e H e n d ric k s r t • I , H jf .♦ oil -)(,(*,-di \%tn IM ,(III, I"Id Ih# Kuitgrhuling. .-ii .|»ei • im»I — that In h„i>e,l to ....... l„t imng . 41ui-, in title* **f mole than 1H U U U U S u » V i e P e r s o n s A r e F o u n d P o in ts o u t P e s s i b i - ; x k' T t 4 . R e su m e O f A c tiv itie s D u rin g P a s t Y e a r ivm ii,. i«» ho ™mr, <>f .. V. , ,,, | . lotnd-plnyititi tirderrt- who are to ' D u r in g F a m in e At D u n ed in Isles J“**“ ? f Sanford ^ I re s e n te d l o v i u n . u . j^ h in r c .i^ tti.- \v.u Mutk fv i u iu tu i T r a i n i n g C e n t e r ii:»h,,i> com m itirf. »mi lm h,« Sn|mivi*t»r It.tll t mi*ii|tc«l with it'-i'tin u t: in umcmlnii? the t'lvil tU.NKUIN ISLES. April 31. <d’ |**iit |tt*w -9*•■i vt Im i c­ Kiitit tiiiii- Hill in thr Sennit* • *•»••• Envoy Says People Plan To H alt Move­ Future po-sihllHirs of Sunfoi u _ t Sgt. George MeClamn of »tiit•• • t im iu.il- a 5 tnn niMi .ip V.• I 'lIltli.. thr Itilflicp. # NUERNBERG, Apr. 94, </P>— \ I M l U l l / e t |, i,i w*ler police icpotls 1 •«s * Ituiniug iw'lei for a, i.,I•■ ■ f.if- thr |0 fiMi| %h in -at.I || ..•it wuprr® m ent Of Mussolini’s Cannot The International War Crimes ontlci the (il Hill of Riglil'‘n'1 Ixmic traiay given h\ II II i’.I »#• have fl.tr ksif I ■-1 ♦ i n n automobile wdth two IhmIIcs ii Trial In 'Nuernberg was thrown o l l U u l K M I fHUm| j„ an |solul-1 as * (enter (ol shipping e g Critical Body Is Attempted :.,M- that |> fWtllfflf Jlll'i I ilw at «i h •• into 4 turmoil today when Justice . spill at Dunedin l-le. doling t*lde« and pnaRirr l» o«»rl vio " 1 4*r •M'litIM'i (if tin Robert Jackson declared that XP.W OKI.ill. Apr 31 ■•»’• r ,MKllr ((dice .ru i.l, fro so «l- m atkel. hi .or «»- »•«*«> t . ' I llMll. I t.f I ..III Ii4..»| -tu ­ ROME, April 21 4/»‘t ItnTian threat* hail been made against rn \ \ftiitk' a witness who was about to Minister of Interior Giuseppe 11cl irctl Hoover »a>. Ins w ild ,|u,-u.rt woman and a male ......... ed *>y J l” t«d, I olemiur nt***mIciiI . iitiiiU hiw niRi* In'tiih testify. Jackson Jold the tribunal Romita today ordrred hiehwuys wide invrstigBlJon of food comil- wj)H |,a,| |>r, j„ charge ns a nr", agei of the Orange l ily Airport tions hus convinced him that it |(|j .my c|ll> in a talk to Kiwamans II M ini ILii I m ii • ( uni that Dr. IfJalmar Schacht. for­ from Milan blocked In prevent lir, I lutllvi - Rep. Hi lull li k» p'Miite.I KeCIama’ said ’the dead people introduced h> tlie Rev mer Keichsbank president, also any attem pt lo move Benito Mus­ I* difficult to,make people n-allte _, , _ Tlte forme init that tlie St. JuhiDi River win had been threatened. solini'* exhumed Itody to Rome. what famine means. Tire Minn t *II- *M* LI Chl'a-Wen. former gra.lmu - the miiIv mctui* of truvel to fh»* Jackson explained that there He added that one man alone President has asserted .— oil the they *can” oniy"lH- 'th e ’couple w H o lla n d S p e a k s irt*M i>lin*4 -M»^ last .lap of hi* mission —■ tluu were searching for." »nd ltw ltuitor vegetable crop. •noth 4 4 ’I i I im I nettlon «»f (lit? St it. had been aom* conversation knew of the exact location where i: " t 'li.'fitnan. tlPiiBiliel; Mt* th« world just can't seem lo of I loinln tint ink' pi«»tu*n «la\h, A general alarm for the rmi.de at thr University of Nanking. f l among th# defense lawyer* con­ th« Due*'* remains . had bten Jin.| Mi* I B efore1 J a e k su n •' ’ —lire; China, former , l.ieUF t « . Mnil .Jf fiejirht \%*»« ImiiUnl on Randall cerning the testimony to b* given burled. He declined to identify vlsuallx* the situation. until lots been ordered cancelled, China, olid Ik. M.„ N > id I(«ai>rvii affirm ill thi* t*hm people seo pictures of IxHlies in *' ' t l u »tv II by a Gestapo officer, Hans Bernd th* man while an investigation of nre listed by Detective lloh Foil" 1R«»crvo of freer unto g the streets. . Von Gisevlus. The counsel for tha incident is in progtr**. (o m itv ( iti/e n s as Hurry J. Istanl. n male nurse. ; Army, who among 1—041 « hine.c“ * I In* •uirrier're iu , e*mtitnu-d Hoover Iras come from • ••». - ami Mrs. France* K. Ilullrn. a ha* been sent to Hu. country hi until H pre-errl day. otid while lll'tull.,1 " Goerinr, Otto Stahmer,' then rose Milan police, meanwhile, recon­ frranees ..I I th.. witir Mohandas Gandhi mental patient and told th# court th a t Goerlng structed the >Ahcft of Mussolini'a ‘he Chinese Government tn til. IV l>, ,,)ec t - 1 mu,,oii \i" » tSprgll" > I • and ,„m waa intent on preventing Schacht body from ita unmarked grave. and ' Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru ■.tn j;iHt,urm. ttinef In >f hlfiitlM vvcif A warrant charging nl-ductlni. industry. agncuRlli# "an,I «h I..I. I and Glseviua from testifying con­ Marauder? arc believed t o . h^rc with u statement that Imlm w a, held by tin- tu-nple eertalnli Dunedin poll-.-1munlcatlor. and «h„ ,t •f -» Ivijjf \ . (•cliril to tin- \V Mtrr lluipt^* i r • pi.lged l>) th eipendI cerning the marriage of th* lata climbed tw o'sm all fence* to gain faces a serious food shortage in i I M I V 1 * I *H ‘ In• ■ two months, lie -a>- there aiCttlnst lafanl. Field Marshal Warner Von Blom- entrance to the rear of the rtm«CompMtiv L. • l ti*lv - •*« «t i l u l" t. . tn ,i,| I t,,, p ip-et will is- l. t ImId Ifl The Karmnt « m»» *"orn «*!•( ♦;> t|0ni Mirfk|l|.l| u„. f, irmMup •»»•• i t , i rlu |„-npie id -, entliitle- 11141ft* J berg. Il was following this mar- tery. A fter uncovering the Itody, aro 160.000,000 people in Europe VV.»| t'lllll'tl, rlag* that HlUer removed Von they apparently dumped It into who will starve—and 76,tkkl.ih»o Robert Rulkn, hunlmml «»! l«» * c0.0nriat»«M» between ( ‘hum anil d m , 111 .ir,d mm h of the nut - -lllp I Ilie wdiH muBlombcrg aa mlniatar of war in a sack and carried it to an auto­ in India—if supplies ate hailed. abducted woman. McClama '* lhe United Slate, i *>«Hiding lei r ilrii y " till' III »clf Former President Hoover ar­ porta. McClama al-„ n I’ Medium, said the car was a a . , j llf br)nB n ,.wr. from •Jt'JSS. He pultrlid not Hint (Ire liver ml L Hob ^ Schacht’* counsel, 'Rudolf Die, mobile. The trail has (>ern follow­ rived in Bombay this morning on driven to a extend, into the priNiuetton urea of Until. v\.»i turn* KHtrrtwf And ft-tf® * w m . e* of the _ declared that G o rin g ’* lawyer ed to ,th # small town of Calnrate his wuy to the more seriuusly portion of San of tlu state Where “there is Window* were Air Transport and then li»n» .iiinilittiU- unlimited tonnage of Hrloml u| the rri|Ur«! of the bnnl ititoltil.itv fut tlu* Cnitfd Slatw had com* to him laying that If I— 20 mile* distant — but authori­ affected areas of Madras, Uungu- Dunedin (lies. lor* and Mysor*. He says the rolled up and a garden Rose wa, ported to this country by tire is,it, processed nnd fiCsh fruits ScIiimiI It.mid. A committee coin St*imt i*. Schacht mentioned Von iilom- ties lost track of it there. Navy. "Without your hel|i we •*\\ hrtlivt V / Q k s Jl^r tlW t*** posed of s|x Flints, headed hv lint, berg’s marriage, Goering would Fear* that an attem pt might be situation today la not unlike the used to conduct c?Jmusl fume* ill- coulrt not have, won tire war in nnd xegetahles." nil'll > l waul your tlie tieasur-i of Hie NuiseiJ) give damaging evidence agalnat made to '♦ring Mussolini's Vtody on* which faced th* world after sids the vehicle. . lie ilrclatcd. ami “Tin area witirin a radius of Schiiot. vKit the school legulaitj' mipj’Mit, (,*" li'# W f^ rtl!ii ninl iitUsi WorBF War I. But this time, v-ays added that Chinn expected to have 6,1 miles of Sunfoni will produce and lllude *.» lepolt .to tile clllb; M.ti,.4'lv»‘, m| fin* i»riYik|{c to Rom* war* roused by a letter Hoover, there are fewer supplies, to fight on for 100 year* ngainw inure' than 300.000 Itm* of pro- Mxsisting with tlie -aluiy of a t jjitiHlll.' t III* Mil'll Y•••! N%'Htlt to Nation Goes Into said to have been found near the and the demand is greater. )MII.* Ill" - •%l<ft " (( l* (Hitt and vegetable- and tiained IN . i rat ion Itiiccldi m the County School Board open and empty grave. "The time During his visit to Now Delhi M ourning For Stone tho Japanese, lie praised tire li. K. (CsM'd policy of Chino being unified. «* 0,1,000 , HI loads of flesh fruits amount of JI3..',il pei month, ysliiiw imii Afthttrcinltoii of thoif Nehru suggested Ui Hoover To Meet On Thursday and vegetables that cun tie tians- nmtrhiiig the sniue" iimount p a d ttniiKH fut u liit lt mil bo) i* uml that greater utilization of Indian ported lay wiattir thioogh tlie iliiriiU fought f*»i Uv" \VA_SIIINCTON~Apr, <A1«Wch '. l " »n,"' products might be on* means of For th* second time in a year, united China, also helping the Idml waterways as far north as iiy thl re olhci civic elulis to llinke Th* Seminole County Board of llollntul p|9i»kr U*forr u crowd a total of 976.IHI pci month. meeting the Increasingly grave th* United 8tate* went int>, u Chinese without wanting anything Trenton. New Jersey," he said. Public Instruction will meet of ittitn* titan .TOR Juikpon (*nuit® Cixir activitl-'s tneluiled: to food situation in that country. month of official mourning foday in - return. He udded, that tn take the Thursday mOrnlng a t 11:00 t i i n i in the ptm a to n . Trior — thia time for Chief Justice plate of river Unit* whose opera operntlmi with the Chamber »f to his Mppctuumv hetf, he vUtttd o'clock a t tha office of SupL Mr. Coleman told of caily fly­ linn Commriee in all eixir plana by Harlan Fisk# 8tnn*. Last year was inierTOpted' by. tl the war,. T. <W. Lawton to act on the the com tuanitlo pf (Jnind a t thia time, the nation mourned ing experience* in 11*38 when h? there i* lielng forme.•d a barge nji|'oiiitiii)' •petial committee- for Rilim*. 19#■11v%t»4mI and IU»con» und Inm ates Of Milan recc-nmendalion by the trustee* *oTo«d at the ageof Ifl after an all meet Inc» on civic projects; Franklin D. Roosevelt, who died line that will carry these tiroaikd principals for appointment iiindr brief u d i I n * i n S iicaiU, Prison Surrender April 19. J . ~ ducts ftnm Sanford lo Norfolk, taking two memt>erahip* in the (iivrmviMHl unit MuIoiip of teachers of all school* in the Chamliri of t nminerre; sopervi.. President Truman has ordered Itultimorr. I’hlladelphia and Tren-. county, white and colored, for MILAN. Apr. 94. UP>-Twenty- flags towered to half staff over provament In plane* as to eafrty ton, with an average saving to ing the Dune lloarda for the th* 1UCG-47 school y*tr. and predicted the rost of plane* all government buildings In this five hundred noting prisoners in the producer of 30 petecnl In Salvation Aimy op? day, eni- Sauls Coin men tied By On Friday mOrnlng a t 11:00 lectlng a total of t* l.'d ; Imlding Kan Villtjre prison surrendered country ®nd abroad for the 10- would go down a lot' when thme freight. a Tag Da) for the Sister Elisa­ Odham For VFW Job today, after holding out four day mourning period for Kton*. waa. niasa production. He pointed The Seminal* County Chamber days. However, a small group Mr. Truman also has directed out that Sanford, with ita fin** of Commerce ha* presented its beth Kenney Foundation for In­ IRogers is pres Went, will meet k in s unique position a* . of gangster* headed by the leader that th* usual and appropriate airport, at the Geneva School. The coun- Decision Given In qualification* which have been fantile I’nialysl* lesulting in the of the ie,olt. Erslo Barbie:i. still m ilitary and naval honor* he the center of a produce section, accepted by. tit* legal depaitmenl collection of 134X27. of which a nicmlirishlp committee of Scin ell represents all PTA attociatlona jn the county. | Favor of A. D. Rosier held out and boasted they would r*nder*d In recognition of Stone'k and aald th at shipper* would ut* of the United States engineer* part wai lelained by the Junior lliule Countv Post No. 1283 ur • 4 A* fight to the end. More than 30 eminent and varied service* to these facilities for quick trans- to act us sponsors in obtaining Class of Seminole High School to the .Veterans of Foreign War*, By a directed verdict by Judge guards held aa hoatagea ware his nation. . .right-of-way and spoil areas on be used ns u memorial to one of was commended during a supper R. W. W are, a decision waa given Funeral service* for the Chief it classmate* who died from th* Shi* project estimated at 91,600," of the organisation Juatlc* will b* held tomorrow affect, of Infantile Paralysis; meeting he stated. _ Monday night by Commander afternoon In Washington. Stone entertainment furnishing toys for the Elks’ an I -;' ■ .. . . \ llrailey- fklham for hi* work thug died Monday of a brain hemor­ nual Community Christmas T h^-; far in recruiting veteran* with FRANKFURT, Geraiany. Apt. rhage. Preaident Truman wtll participation in the Red Crass service outside th* continental 94. UP)— The United State# Army attend the funeral services for Drive: participating in the War Unite! States for the local p o st Chief Juatlc* Stone. Bond Drive*, with a to ta le d 99°.* Eight new member* per* ac­ 000. worth ItcUig credited to till dent Sergio Osmena claims to efforts of th* club; assisting in cepted by th* poat They werv BYRNFJJ IN PARIS have fenced Into the lead In the sailing season passes for the Herman Eplia. Lawrence lllanken. PARIS, Apr. 24. UPh~ Secre­ ship. George Hughes. R o b e r t Philippines election on th a'b aala tary of State James Byrnes has Red*. Robert^Vyche, Earl Blaakof returns from an Osmena Arrived tn Pari* after hi* ffilaht anshlp, Calvin TIIUs and Georgf stronghold — Pampagna Prov. from Washington- Accompanied Steele. Inc*. Osmena ' supporters claim by -Senators Varrdenbnrg and Con­ V ALLOCATION HIKED . 1- Plan* were made fur a dinner the incumbent ia leading chal­ nolly, th# secretary arrived at to be held May 13 for member* WASHINGTON. April 24. UP) lenger Manuel Roxa* by 07,000 Orly Airport in Preaident T ru­ and their wive, and guest*. .a man'* plane, tha Sacred Cow, at - Th* combined food board an- vote* In ram pagna alone. 4IpwGeorg* Steele and Benny Mills 4:20 A. Mo Eastern Smndurd rawed today i t had lucreaaed ever. Roxa* ha* won a majority were named a* team captaJH iJU ke.1- The Big Feetr Ferelgn « April allttcation of wheat end of 34,000 in th* Manila area. for the membership driTe wtdeh M e ceewaw for UNRRA from Final, tabulation* are npt a s Is currently getting underway.^ 13,<X»0 to 400,0(10 tons, ..w -l- peeled for n feiy more <!*>•*.- , , i m \ fi TOSCANINI ENDS . 8-YEAR EXILE ___ _____________i ■. - New Officers . Installed At Jackson Asserts Threats* Are Made Against Witness im All Highways To H Milan Blocked i T. Di, EE?or aw *O "* »-®* Pilot Meeting ; r& j x a w : » a a S’ ’ ' P A R IS ffiSfc? $>( ’ i <L / a / c * f i / ? y ( "o administration. B IG * V t A w o n d erfu l fiv e-p iece d in e t D e e p pile Chettlllo sp re a d s in b e a u tifu l colors- S in g le nw rl/MiVtld* Ke/I ■tv* 4 . fCommander Declares Conduct of Troops H as Deteriorated Sharply in Theater ' General M arshall Is Meeting With Rival Factions In Civil Conflict In China T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY M. MMotnk waj -1 af* tarsby B auer R adio Service Clerical Workers And Pickets Nationalists Clash At Stinson Aircraft Plant • You can never be (are yon are gening enough eucaiial viumln* ualei* yon lupplrm aat your diet with known quantltici of Tusmia*. So, euir J agiim t vitamin deficiency! S u n die wise Plena' nun* habit in your family today. N AVAL TRAI NI NG! tvf* APS NEW SPAFEK 80,000 Reds Clash With « , l i , C , D , E , G n i Bu p i n L IV E R , IR O N . Calciam P a a to lh e ia l* a id N la d ia m ld *. Tin: gTATH OK FLORIDA TO I.KOMAllll I’. WII.OIAMKIIM. lit ('till.II,I'll HI.. Hillsboro. Illinois: A awoin bill of complaint having been riled In the rSreull Court or Hemlnulr Counly. to ( h r n r c r y •gainst yon for divorce by llelly Wllllmnenn,* these presents nre Ih'iefore to cotnmniul you to lie anil appenr brfori raid Court at Hanford. Klorlda. either In m eair oi l.y i Homey, on or before the lath. da> of May, A. Ik. 1*1*. otherwile lienee fro Confeaau will be entered agalnat you II Is fuftbar ordered that thl* rllalbm hr pnlillahed In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford. Hemlnoie Count), KtuilJn, onee rneliaWeek for foul t i l con eerutlva Weeks. Willies, tn> Hand nnd official ee.l at Hanford, in tba Counts ">( nrmlnols and Htnlo of Kh.rlda, this the Iftth day of April, A. lb l»4S. tHKAI.I • . 111 B. Park _ • S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , tnary M d I i f h C tputlt Supply Vitamin Five-Piece Dinet S u.ite ... -- Wtata "f Kt;rlde li W * r'ounts ■- i' ’Mb Any of M*“ Iha Court Hot,»t> 4 Id*, to nnawar n rxmiiUlnt ftlad *e -hovs .triad Cos*t “ ,n worth. ** Ki Ratal, of Marrlll IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y .i aval al Hanford. Coen I iane. nlale of Florida, day of April A. I» l o • I. C. Clark nf Ilia <’l Haniinola Cuum (K K AI.I Oru A. /taColte* Hollrltor ( nil Counaal fol Plaintiff ,..a f iD r r x 7 2 * You nnd »#ch of * ) with lillli; rh.ingr III Irmprfjr* lliiv .»! Itwdiooii lunisltl .util riur^day. lurr Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V II ” ho had thia to aay when inforinetl . of the nomination: . “ I tJrfrv't know whether one " should feel gratification at a s­ " turning eqch large reaponaihliitlea. (IMUMil OP PI III.M *TIO,7. - t'bnnervy—X K ~fIH ---la "lk_U the kind. o tl racognltiou Ball Par tllvarr* r. any man would appreciate. The r inrun, in inr rape* ut imminr k cattcnirr c o tf n r o f t h k . reeponalbility If 10 great th n t.it 0*1(4* I'lalntlff* Vi;- ii«r»««(‘ Cfilf. Tit jtrn tc tA i. ciRctfiT ok : MTATK OK KIAUtfKA IN doean't create any sense of ela­ t ipfpiid.iMt, kbIt^rein 1H« r t l l v f 1 Ktllt HKMINUI.K fOCNTY tfniiiclil U tlUtiffp, on M*> H. ItIC. tion." 1'IIA.M'Klir mihI full jr*»u %not lirnc* n tlfiftf The Jurist knew what treinen- 1•r■• KMIII M CANNON, 1'lalntlff * l»«« fHl9NP —V JU a----------- --- . . . boll. * 4 9 4 * 1 I lie* I'UOiM pruftrtl PI £ iloua reanonalbllltle* the position KVKI.YN (tANNON Drfraikinl, of Chief .Justice • entailed. Al part 0 , TO: frVKt.YN CANNON. STS Inal*IT IH KI’IITHKIt OitHKKIUl lhal T though work had Iteen to him al- lllla aid. Avraur. Maeon. ,<l*org4a: order lir (lubllabad onra a Ymi ora lirrrliy nollflrd that 3 moat a religion, he realixeil he week fur Juur rlin.'i'llllva Weak. for dlvutna haa lia.n filed f was taking on, a heavier hurdea In- Th« HANKtHIO IIHIIAtJb n aull agala.t >< hi In II,a almv» mytrd rll'Htlellnn. L aajpreaiding officaw-and dlreetlng nawanap.) In..f M-na.al liy HAIII. M. CANNON, and H4tnf«*rtl, H«mlnn|p t'uurl Ilia! you ar* urdatrd In file your head of the high tribunal. <‘nlpnh. FlorlijA. wrltlrn appraruwe (prr.onally or I h im : ANIi nill)Klli;tl nt Han- by allnrnay) Ida belief that law wa* "a hulull of (*omMaoi'iuda itouniy. Klorlda. thl. plalnl In saidtoalha I® man Inatilutlon fdr human need*" furd. raua* on Monday, j;n,< da) of April, l i l t tha «th day ml May, 1114, and lo Impelled him to attempt to ileeiile O. I*. II.radon file yotae drfrnaa. If any i-lrrb. ft I r e u 11 Court. lharraflar *' case* In the light of p^trtiral you have, to the Hill nf Complaint Hrinlnola I'ounly. Klorld;i lh economle und .aoelal axpirienee. ci r.(|Ulr«l by law. ItT. CT. HKAI.I . cr Thia required that he delve rx Tba HANKOUI* IIKIIALU la here­ by d.'laiialisl an lha n.w.papar [- hauatirely Into the ramified back­ In whlrb lhl« nollra .hall be pubground of litigation. babrd onre rai-h week Ifr four rona.rutlv. week*. .'il To do this he called without WITNESS in, hand ami official " (tin t upon enormou* tihyalcal re­ •.al al Hanford. Memlnnla Counly. source* built up In hi* youth by _?_lw*fk « t-a -N e * -i lBinpa h in fat nr j J i oom su ite In rm nlern sty le . C hoose n. I- IIKHNOON ~ otn 'Tot /X ituir IChapler Joall la* * «f r Mill Circuit Cilu j | w a ln u t o r blond v a n ity , double the Amherst (College football KlntlOa) u IIP thi 1*l.’fh of III, bed nnd c h e s t o f d ra w e rs. L a rg e •'kirull I'uurl uf K'lnlnnl* I'mnli team. • IN T in ; K i r . f t l i r C tlU IlT OK T H K ZZ ‘ro u n d m irro r on v a n ity . In later yeara. he became o Klnrlila r . A. IklITTpN NINTH J U D IC IA L K IIU ’ lflT IN meml»er of President llerlwrt Klr.l pulillrsllun April II, IS44 ANI» K ill! H KM INOLB COUNTY. lloovrr'a “meiUdne hall cal»!net" HTATH IIK K M M tlD A. MtTICK TO CIIKIHTOMN. —a group of intimate friends who IN CltANC’ K IlY NO. 411* THK KOI HIT OK THK COI' 1 KURD J. IIIU IW N I'la ln ilff met at the White House frequent IN.ICHOR HKMINtll.K t.tll' ’• VH. ly to. keep In physical condition KUHIIOA. IN 1*11011 - IlliUiA MAC. IlltOWN Hcf.nilrnf. by tossing a medicine hall. lr r* l!f>lnle o( HTATK OK KLflHIDAi llltKKT. rtrln r. I»nf4i«l. INUN: TO 4IOI.DA MAR IlltOWN He also obtained physical work­ TOM.tnue-t ALL I’lfEIHTOIlH AsN|l 1 ,• Whoav rc'lilrnce slid addrra. la out* during the summer by row­ t\ OtfM IIA VINO Cl.AIHH Oil [• llolir->v« Ki.lla Mi.tiro. . Count). ing a boat nt hi* island home in MANDH AOAINMT MAID r.HT Now Turk. Villi ntut PRrll of )t»U l»rr 1 ’v You no, l i w l.v nollflrd ]);«! Maine. Flthlng wa* another thing fmtlfliHt -«nd* ri*qulrf»d tn pr ' I ill It for dlvorVo liaa h»*n f iI. 1 that contributed to h i. relaxation. any rl*lm« anil ilrmnnn* i Hgttlii'l you in t h 'o l r r v l l « .qirt Sitting on the bench in his >ii*4. or »lili»r of you. may . lot Hcm'nolu CotiiiiY, Klorlda. , mi black robe, he presented Bn Im t«lfnlfill ltie* eeelLle* of Manuel rtrina Cliutteery. •'» Krnf i llfown. toil • ra tierrb) rcifUlrcil lo Ilia YoUf tlrrt'H^rfl. Inlr « » f m M C'au^ly. In posing appearance. He truly was lha rounlv Jnil|p «f i Ivmlnolf wrlllen nppsafittica wllh tlif * I'fii judicial looking. Fount)*, MorliU, mi hU ufflr# In af maid Court In the Cjiuniy Court ifituar at Itanford. Klurlds. on nr Inclined to he atout, he was rh<® court h«iu»c of Kfild r<runt) «» bnfora Mnwl#« JOE WILLIAMS lha l*lh da y of Hnnforel. Pl»rlt1a within vlirKl nil* above ayerage heightIII* face May, A. D.. I*t( or a difault will Railroad Commissioner (Grp. Z) •ndnr mAntTiN from »h* llAi®* »of ha aulared a«*lrt*i you and •*•'< waa round and an unruly lock of lh« flr»t nubllrallnn of (bin •**M <,#* A South Florid* bualnesa man t u o procaail as porta. OllllRIlKIt hair frequently fell over hla right lUirh rlalrn of ilcirwind iKill Uf If) rthat with an ALL FLORIDA Ihu nolle* Ita pulillahrd onro wrlUnir. and ahall alnlt Ihn.jfiAfa eye- Hla brow at tlmea became of rcaldmca and noaf. offlr« id® a waak for four ill eonaarul vo viewpoint corrugated a* 'h a puttied over waaka In tho HANKtlUH IIKItAl.fl draaa of lha clnlmnnt nn4 ■nnll nl Hanford. Klurlila. "WIN WITH WILLIAMS" l*ald rulHlral A<verHaes«»*4 complicated point* of law pro- ba a worn lo by Ih# cUlmnm. hi# WITNIUtN my -hnrut and tha aaal •«r#nt. or hl« nllnrntv. rnd _#«•* nt hnld Court Hilo *th day uf aented by attorney*. liMfk or demand hoi #o filed Customarily ha wa* genial In thnll b yo'd Apr,.. A . ‘ D.. X U t . , ||Rtu4r)ON. * ^ „ , hla relations with counsel arguing Itilth Ml. John Ciyfo« A# admlnUlrnlor cf ll»# IHBAI.I clerk nf aald Circuit Court l>efore the tribunal. Hut ha aomeKrinlr of M#m»cl fnrlof. Akerman WaU*r» A time* employed stern method* . IflMkOl. Plaintiff*!, Altornay* with lawyers who evaded ques­ I'lrvl polillceition April S3* IM(. Orlan4e. LAUNDRY DEPT. tion* nr wandered psrslstently Klorlda nittiKn uk ri'ni.tt'A Tiex from th* issue* of the litigation. WOTICW TW Arrv.AH I'Atri.INK KlltltY, whu*4 pht-s TO: I.F.ON JAM ills . appointment aa Associate TO: KA lltjAD D lN O of rvoldvnrt and Rust Offllv sd* , nJ ----------nt.A H H lN O . hla wlf*H Justice in 1DS6 by Presldsnt Cal­ tit ran Is Trmnlv. Tains. Itiut* 1: Houih Norwalk. C u I.'If >■*' vin Coolldga, who attended AmYmt ars hsrvhy notlflvd njtd rs- In* and If allh vro nonf «tla m id partis* h en t College at tha same time, •i,iii' In appvsf t» a Fvrlnsi lull fll»d against mu Tor waa denounced by aom* “liberal*" of Complnlnl hr Ill'Kt’M H. KllltU. sow on the ground th at Stone had dlvorr*. pviullnr In ths rlreult Co|rl t.f been a "Wail Street lawyer*—e Hanilno.e i'ounly, Klorlda. ita nr member of a firm heeded by a hafors tha.June Rule pay, de-wit, Jr,I day of Juna,.il44. : ■ son-in-law of th* elder J. P. Mor­ th* 1 l n dafault lharsof mid rath* will gan. K* 1’nrto- lAI thl# ordvr puhllshvd for th* alataloty tlma It was not long, howavrr, be­ tulrrd law In tba HAkKURU fore those famous word* "Justice* IIKIt.M.n.l,ytUnfard. Klorlda. a l i v e Holme*. Brandel* and Stone dl* panvr of gantral rlrrulanon In sent" resounded frequently in tho mid rounly and alats, ; Wltnraa my hand nn4 offkl.,1 Supreme Court to astound Stones’ aval of of flea, at Hanford, Hvmlnola County, Klorlda, thl* SI day of A"r" fX T. Ilnndon. IHRAI.) Clark Clfrull Court And the beat aleep recipe la concoctev) by the . . laundry! Our convenient service re­ move* the caupe of WMbday's Jangled nenf4s and gives you apotlmaly clean linen . . aur* cure for Insom­ nia. And of course, Ut* price* are low I ■■ T H E W E A T I! I R AN Americans Can’t Be Blamed For Being Confused On Relief LENA HORNE -J T U E S D A Y , A M m ; 2-1. 194G T I I E S A N F O R D IIB ItA L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 'A G E S IX • I- F riti Kuhn W ill Be R eleased From Camp > . { a 'tMLwr- ‘ ’ ^'4 * ‘ •• - , • ' ■' -” . -v: - t ■■ . . ^ • ^ *- , • h �T H E SANFORD H E R A L D . HANPORD. FLORIDA P A G E TW O The Sanford Herald i Ihla paper a a* al*. a / n . puhlUheP hereta la • t M k lln lU a » » *pe' -be* W rrla are ■•*• re W E D N E S D A Y , A p r/1 2 4 ,1946 , Generals In Stone STATE NEWS RR fE FS T hu M a ssa c h u se tts U 'giiduture will b e a sk e d to erect a s ta tu e on th e S la te H ouse .groural* to G e n e ra l G eorge S. P a tto n , J r . T h is would ra U e th e rp ilita ry s ta n d a rd of th e M a ssa c h u se tts ^S tute House*' n U O ia ry . T h e . .so ld ie rs th e m re p re se n te d a re C h arles D ovens, g a lla n t o ffic e r, a tto rn e y g e n e ra l u n d e r P re sid e n t H a y e s, b u t n o t « g ro n t fig u re in th e n a tio n 's w a r h isto ry , a n d G enera! H o o k er, ‘'F ig h tin g J o e ." ' H ooker w as one o f L in co ln 's u n f o r tu n a te choices fo r h ig h com m and. He w as u b ra v e ninn, b u t n b lu s te re r. Com ­ m an d o f th e A rm y of th e P o to m ac w as too m u fh fo r him . H e w as badly beaten by I<ee a t C h an cello rsv ille. He w as th e n relieved by G eneral G e o rg e C. M eade, a n d none too soon, fo r w ith in th re e d a y s o f M ead e's p ro m o tio n cam e th e b h tlle o f G e tty sb u rg . . . H ooker h ard ly d e se rv e s th e h o n o r o f a S ta te H ouse s ta tu e , hut, M a ssa c h u se tts m ig h t h a v e do n e w orse. F o r y e a rs th e re w as an e f f o r t to hnve th e s t a t e e re c t a s ta tu e to B en jam in F. B utler. B o th * s g en era) a n d a s politician B u tte r le ft an .evil tra il b eh in d him , uiul good c itiz e n s felt h u m ilia te d w hen in » m o m en t o f a b e rra tio n th e s t a t e elected him g o v ern o r. His frie n d s p e rsiste d Th s e e k in g to perp o tu a to him in m arble, b u t p u b lic-sp irited c itiz e n s w ere no less iie rs is te n t and th e B u tle r s ta tu e w as n o t a u th o ris e d . P a tto n would aild d istin c tio n to th e m en in sto n e on th e S ta te H ouse law n. B ut w ould not P attern h im se lf p re­ fe r a liv in g 'm e m o ria l? \U>en . U. .jiuutth at*.-C fttpper Collett h in t not long ago to stray *wny from hi* unfrnerd yard in Sarasota something half, pencil that made |x>|> eyed q jig f bora wonder if they were teeing a Lonald Dock. Walt Disney rartpon In rral life. Chipper wa_ Iieing blockrd and pushed off rmlnnce by h a sturdy, All wrhiu duck nam rd Itonald Duck, pre. aanl k'talaa acnletf Ito him him an an .J^w ter laat year. Uiually on*'such atom, Hona|d would grab a irtljfu of rompera or diopera and hart Chipper back within Wound*. Qr thin occasion, howevey, the kgypin to the diaper wan anniewho. Insecure, anil it wa* n Itare little ld>y that Ronald wa* protecting. Now Chipner ha*- lh / meaale* and Ronald hn* been a<|uawkln,t in a very Donald v-uck’. like manner demanding to aee him. !. !fro ur.ver. had to take lo lh< ditch to avol'l Either hitting t parked car or an oncoming bus Tampa ia r^gerly aw aiting the distribution of Ua new dirtetory, the first aince the 1044 edition came out. The booka are finiahed in T in and rc^. Once the w rittr in New York CM)' naked fo r a directory and got a laugh' for a reply the pepulat.on there M too huge and shifting to make o d ireitoiy worth while. Hillsborough County dairymen l^re demanding relief from OPA celling! which they conteivi art­ putting them out of business. Ope dairym en recently told ap •udlenc* th a t he was r*m “ - ,-r■filing hi* herd for slaughter lo black ui:irkrt hutchetA who. iliove up to S /S g t. Edwin Gauldln of Me hi* -fa rm ~ # ^ r -r a ttle . D jlrvm e'i Dill Field had never soloed In a want .e th e r an adequate subsidy plane, but afte r tr> mlnutea of or a two cent a q u art milk In instruction nt Kkyland airport north of Tampu in addition to about 4 h o u rs' of previous in­ structions, be bertime convinced • ,N O T1 «• F. he was a skilled flier, especially K OK l l j l U O IIKAfllNd ON a fte r he and T /S g t. Henry r . NOTH I'll*»l*UMKO AMKNOMKNTH A.NI* Poor of Lakelund had talked the i ii a no Km IN ok i*MtTAIN IMWTHH'TH . W T ilt: m atter over afte r indulging In XtlMlWL UlUHNANCK O r TIIK a few (terra. At about 2:00 A. M. CITY OK HANKOIIO. KMlIllOA .Sunday morning th«y found an Not r+ I. li*i»liy Klv«n IH«l # Aeionea train er tied down at 'the puhlir UxtrlriM Will l»» lit*Id ’ll Ihr SkyJam f airport und took off fqr M(ln ut ihr Chy iVininliwIoii In n t r ii.tii in Hu «:n> k« u * Ijikctand to see relist vea. The iim i <rtl. n»»rlA», nt woo ..Vnnk I' >1 light* of th e landing field were fin tlio oth tiny «*C Hair, |Y#iir t<* mlt on so They m ade' ■ crash W M 'thr IM nu <'h*n«*rr;«aL landing afte r hitting a guy w in nrrrndrnrnU In Ihr X"ntn« Ordllt* •m t •»( ihi* City ol Hanfuid, Kluruf a radio tower. A W.ng w*l M s* damaged, the Discing? of the th x |.r<s|»rrl^r jlU lfk t — plane torn up -and the propellor urcken. The /o ld ler* were unhurt, but were arrested und taken to county jail n t Harlow w h .rc their bond' wa* set irt <2,00*1 each. The- plane* wn» valutd at 93,2fj. L i t e r ' iu »n y ‘ other o d a L A rid F I S H WKDNFNliAY. A P R I i m PrPHidvnt T ru m an did H om cthing u n p re c e d e n te d w hen he p rom oted W. Au*rtAI H a rrim a n . w ho ia re s ig n in g na am r o ll. TODAY I iihH sndor, to Moscow, to re p re s e n t thin c o u n try in G re a t BUT NRVF.R i B r ita in . . • • • K,NArA b k t t k it B ecitu ae o £ _ th e _ w id e * p re a d u r e a o f t h e B r ilia h e m p ire , ;r WAY: God th e I/in d o rv em hiuety h a s lo n g b e e n o u r N o . 1 d ip lo m a tic ropphtanep ^ - U w w t.^ A f^ o n g i t s J iu ld e r s . have-, b ee/l f u tu r e , p r e s id e n ts lik e ^ ^ ' n n B u r e n " fllm B tic h a h h ir, s e c r e ta r i e s o f s t a t e lik e E d w a r d ConU4butt to the Cancer funo. A dollar I n time will »ave Hint. « * Talk aoumU K*>o<l when Uuhe’l out by a .political candidate. It |j always a idea* though, -to *e« tu»W hi* talk squares wil’l hi* |M>llliral reeoid. Social Calendar . TUESDAY . Benefit Bridge and Chineae Checker party to bo given hy the American Legion A uM iary at the Legion H ut a l 8:00 P. M. A l l 592-R for reaervatlona. r ^ WEDNESDAY The Thilathea Clara of the rreabytcrlan Sunday School will meet with Mr*. J . I.. Corley on Camcnm Avemie a t 8:00 P. M .A II member* are urged to attend. THURSDAY : The Intciraediatr Girl* Auxili­ ary of the H ra t Baptiat Church will have a cover diah aupper at the church annex a t 7:00 p. m. Seminloa Rebekah Lodge No. will meet In the Oddfellow Hall a t 8:00 P. M. FRIDAY County Council P. T. A., will meet a t the Geneva School at 11:00 a. m. f The N, de V. H ow ard Chapter o f -th e ll.D.C. will meet a t the hum , of Mr*. F , E. Roumillat. DIO Palm etto Avenue, at 3 JO P. M. for a burines* meeting. T A I L S ' | V i P U D O V T H t P Q R P O / S tj # HURRY WITH THAT LUNCH! lOTi OA prone a w wAirmt fo n N t ACT H arry W atts Honor Visitors With Party [ FLOYD A. PALMER Jacksonville court circle* *re bussing with the story o r how Paul Edward ».'.ck* drove ail tuv way from Grand Kupid*. Michi­ gan to answ er a charge of auto moi ile theft and made the trip iu a second ca r stolen cn route. The judge g u re him three year* and wn* ustnumlrd at III* "taking Jacksonville Is planning a five Itory /$H0U,<M)II VMCA nuihhng • a a youth memorial. Eight hundred thousand dollar* *|>*< l to prevent delinquency U worili million* spent to |ium*h it. Out In Seattle newidmy* are being given b'*h school credits fo t outside work done in ne **• * One cr.d lt__ i* iper delivery -z rn o p v rrJE I at work That * one wi proving carrier arrvicr. 5. W iiian t w ho is ju s t leav in g 1 We see where the Oommuniat* and Hoeiallat* In Germany hnv united. We have always contended th a t there wasn't enough differ•nce between a Communist and a Socialist to lo* worth fighting about. or.d. »"-• w « » ,' T s j s n t Th0 7 I n that Stays S a f tr L o n g tr -^TH LPW JD EN TIA L — INSURANCE COMPANY of H om e :, Mr. and* Mr*. HArry A. W att entertained gue*t* Saturday eve ning at a 7:00 o’clock buffet supper honaitng Mr. anil Mr*. Joe Keleher of C learw ater.' Thotc . invited w eie: Mr. und Mr*. F. L. Lee. Mr. and Mr*. W alter Trapp, Mr. and Mr*. John David, Mr*. M*ry. Imreon. Mr*. W fie Mielkie, Mis* loii* D c . Mi** Joyce- Mielke aiul Itoliert Steele. Mrs. M. J. Morris E ntertains At Home F lo rid a ^ '!;» » • " i» to f o D R I .I J X B S a n fo rd 1UI.»/ ^ -rontrol .of .-m o tn s srgsiw—m—im—m trnrtratel state, whether the car U in motion or not ia a new law, and Willie Tiger, an Indian, who while • drunk pulled to the side <fT the | Okeechobee road IQ m 'lr* we*t ___________ . , ,, >|)H lH O lU tlO n _____ ■ f l r o C H A M PIO N S pecial A gent h a d HO lilp lo m a tic .'X jH ^klJO ;. ; Trrrtt h y U ilsjLLSTuj^ .T.iiiola-.i^sor^. O ffice, CUot, Powerful T— Protect Toolt kM KRJCA N e w te k , N ew Je rse y i cm en in S o u th e rn A ru- morning, charged with violation Senator Vandenhetg. of Mlehl* gan is in favor of the proposcl foan to Britain. “ I know of no reason why thv loan should not he paid." he Insists. We'll bet he ~4»*sm Vnnw nt.y reason why Ir Dili be either. * '* Ilisry steel with good I It's a beaatyl Roman w in d , easy U Mr*. M J Morris entertained a t the - Morris Giirst Home on West First* Street on Monday evening honoring David Miller who left y*st£rday for hi* hhmo U Ohio. * —. ™Tho»e enjoying the party with the guest of honor wrre: M's. E. V. Irish, Mr*. Sadie Sno**. Mr*. C. W. Kennedy. Mr*. D. K. Guerry. Mrs. E. P. Iluchanan. Mrs. V. Metis, ilr*. Lpdie Smith. M i/. J. 0. Oran, Mr*. W.‘ J. Sweat. Mr*. Lula Miller, Mr*, H attie Jordan, Mis* Susie lllanford. Mies Winnie Kelly, Mis* Cleo Swnn. L. it. Ilushton. M. H. Brock and Mr. Bullock • • fienatnr Pepper announce*'' he Intends to launch a movement to bring about disarm imem among th* nations of the world And n in e / Ru**ia is the only rtatlori which hasn't already dis­ armed, no doubt our junior senator will begin there. Frank Cowlea Jr., form er Herjtld city editor, ia now w riting an Add a tinspoonful ‘ of celery Interesting column on "Real Es­ iced to the dry Ingrfdlsrtt* ivhr.i tate" for th# Tam pa Tribune. H : unking biscuit dough for a meat la also planning to puhlMh a new- pie crust. monthly m agntine, "The Florida M ilder”. The Herald wishes him every sucres* in ihi* new ventuir Tty a lattice top on a ment mi­ 1 T *. • strips of cheese p altry . ThW Fort Myers hear* talk of t ssing * i specially ' godd' with ham or shark-fishing industry. .The rigli men may make money catching •timed lieef. sharks. Not ua. If we went fish Ing for shark*, we wouldn t catch a damn thing but mackerel ami klngflsh and tirp u n and lupa 'and grouper ahd snapper . . . ftOTirif TO AITKtH Tampa Tribune. Well, PhU, you rr TO: MJI I'ltM* Al. L\K »w ' whoa, |ilnr» of rraiiUnc* i» unknown th? very - fellow we w ant to go \trai nrti h*>rr).v t *m111(ed to elmrk fishing with. |MH( on Alt|> r Tt It. A* I). 19|C. Ill m rrrleln »uli for rtl tore* |*rntlna W# hope the public is kecplnr In lhr Ctrrii l Conn of Hrmliiol* posted on the Increjslng numbei C«»M»il>. Klmliht, * Mil of automobile acc'denlx In thl. title of which m M ca»#.|R! Ilrn n county. Only through ’ publi ■wakening to the h a ra n it hi , voiced can We hope In the net ftw yvars to plfevrnt' the worst orgy °f highway destruction th wnnd ha* even aren. Such acel dent* can he prevented, thousand p saved. But they poopla* refuse Uloognix* the necessity for care ll driving, the need (or rigli iw enforcement. LEGAL NOTICE S esledi Ilo a m . 11 1 • u It 5! l 1 || • • . ». A divilies VV. C. S atchrr aince In .la y ia home ut 201 S tieel, frienda learn. Mi*. Flank MncXeill who h u been confined to the O iange Genria l Hospital in Orlando fo.'i several dnya ia cxiwcted to r e - 1 turn to her home a t 823 Paik Avenue the la tte r p a r t, of this Di. and Mr*. W ayde II. Gar­ ner, Dr. and Mis. Fincher M • Daniel and Dr. and Mra. Harold Silshv have , returned from Jack/bnvltlc- hli.-re 'they ’attended the 'Mtdida Medical ' Convention hell at tin- George W ashington Hotel. Mr*, anil Mr*. II. II. Coleman will leave for Miami Beach mi SaTuidiy’ to nlt.'nd the rtotaiy fellowship dinner on Kunday eve* ning before the opening of the Rotary Contention. ' Mi*. B. F. Whitm-i. .Ij.. will accompany them ami attend a sorority meet­ ing ut Miami Bencli. Frie.als of >li*s Eleanor Watt will I* interested to learn Ihnt t h : ha. been tran sferred from the Maritime lluse In St. Peters­ burg, to W ashington, D. C. Sim is now working foi the Training Crgunixatioii of W ar Shipping Administration for the Maritime Seivire as te rie la rv to the civil, ian personnel uffirer. Five-Year Old Is V e te r a ji A ttache In Circuit Court COLUMBIA. S. C.— Five-yearold Ann M rEachrrn of Columbia i* a veteran court attach e despite hei lender years FnV two year*. she. hn* had the job if diawing ju ro rs’ names when juries are selected In the | ei/cuit ruuit* for Richland County. . .*lm a vl* *J II day whan Court Is 1lit When not actually hu*Y with ‘ hei duties. Ann ju»S *i«s quietly and watches proceeding* with euriusily. Ann got her job when hei pteilerrssor reached tlir nialote ' age of six anil had lo g" 1° school. Af*rf* % me M in i ): t o ti't'g .t it TM VIVIAN J hlcll.MU*. Who*. I'lM.-r of resl.lrnr* I* Sm W"".l. N ) . r/n Mr*. N*lll* lll»h. ■ Vnu a,* h*i*i,y ,« .|u lm l lo ap|w*i on Me, J7l||. a D 1*11 It a eeilalii suit for ttlvnree p*mUna In* tho i 'Ircull Cud, | „r H«m mil* Cinial)- t'lorlrta. nn nlil.rovlsi o tillwhirli mill ease Is: TluiinaH A lli.-nniiL J r..-1’ll Iollff t . VD Mi * lll.'hanl, Drfvn.tsnt. W«n*r* m, h ml ami of firin' **«l nl Itsaf■>■it, g-mlnul* I'nuhl s u i* of tlortHs. thl* IJrtl .|*> .. April A |i I :*i a „ . •>- I'. Itrrndoii ihi-At.i i Irrh nr I'Ir.-o'l t'niitl , w is ls s lr t’ouni). Plot 1.1,1 The following banks will bo closed on Friday, April 2fi, 1946, in observance of Memorial.Day. All orders for currency, payrolls or transfers of money should be made on or before Thursday, April 26. '. le a ltd Beam llghta p ractically tfeablt year / 1st00 . . . auk* night driving much safer. IHtisde sad a a iy ta InstsIL J u s t rsatov* aid lie s, reiacter, bulb sod Insert aew a o it ■ for Worn# Of Car • ’ Mrs. Shoemaker And Mrs. Jarvis Kntertain Edwin Madden Given P arty On Birthduy Mr*. A. C. Madden honored her ann Edwin with a birthday party i a t h rr home. 701 Magnolia A ve­ nue, Finlay afternoon celebrating his eighth birthday. Gam** and contest* were enjoyed doling the ufternoun wilh p r i s e * being aw arded to Nancy White ami Kichuid Tyson. " * ' Refreshment* of ice cream* and 'cake were avtved by the hostess naaialed hy Myin Jane Madden to tlie following: Lynn Itaulerson, Alury Ann _Wilgbt. Mary .Esther. Powell, Nancy White, Connie Gamble. Grace Diiggar. Carolyn Robinson. Ann Harvey, llaihuiu Mnt tu n . Henry Tuokc HI, Jim m y Owen, Stanley Cor*en. Itiehnrd Tyson. Jack Williamson ami Ed Grammar School Play Scheduled Tomorrow Fifth gnole eunllv -iif -)he Jtiinford Giommnr ScIumiI will pr •• -c u t-a pint T hursday^evening a t 7: Pi uVlo.k at tin* school aiuli* toriuin iindi-i -opei\ision of fifth glade IM fh 'l *, n -'l-te d h> M l/. F-i-ai P ine, in ii-i. Iii-lruetoi and Mis* l.in'itte 1 anipl'ell > I he play will le |O r u in liOM -r ■•f Paii American week, the n clm . will In' in costume. witli folk dance*, songs, and tilths will In’ given rvgaidm g the cuMnm* Pan Amerlruu countries. There will he no admission • b ilg e d for the play, hut a free will offering will lie taken Novelists Should Be Very Entertaining .till U'liig argued • l.k a -,"~u|d» of ittlllku. i ilooif ron.i.IrraM* -**l i)-* . i Mo' I. W Snm er• Jfaoi 72-yeal-old Eliglisll In nod noveh.t. Tlie Janie* T hall ell. author "St mis l.onigan" trilogv r novel*. •Inilril tills new battle M aug ha m presented th : uumiMiipt of "t*f Human l„ the l.ilio i) "f Co:iV\ ashington l«.t Satui • .... siU i m . mails dUling -eolation. M ao gh ain .-aid e. Mi yeai> of writing. END g n i .".i lo t JJJ'.iiiU.;* F atirll empha«ite». Imwevei “ at , h«- .(i r. not inrun a novel -lam! I | *ei>. propaganda piupiwe*' "i •• the .rivaill of a . |w ilfIf pollin'.ii aim "i pai tv Say* lie . novelist mu*t umleratniid the S I X ' o il hr live* in lirfore hr rail I Ulliii'i 'thnd whnt mot is ate- hi* chat artel* A _ philo»ophiral poihir.it altitude* I* not «t ' roil.:.lent with great art " '| i . , yon a ir If you Ir »• pro-pertiVr w iilei you |>a> ' ■" • money and you take* your rhm re COTTON DRESSES $;».«:» values N ow _N^.!wr NOW SI.!>'■> ONE GROUP BLOUSES PLAY SUITS W - U j * B o o k let £ ’B td u tifu l Luum t w ith U u W ork" DICKIES Com e Im r* 4 d ryl Musllv \>11iit- in Mii.sltulilf n iu ltrin l Stays Whiter Longer And Our Modern Shop Can Do the Complete Jobt N ow co m es S u m m e r! A nti tim e to d on y o u r p lay to g a a n d ttoak in th e au n V . . C hoose a p r e t t y flo ra l tw o piece a u lt t h a t doublet) ad a d r e s s fo r m a r ­ k e tin g . L u m in o u s H o u ae ■Numbers R eg. 10c Hou*e B room s. . Body and Fender Work — Skilled Painting «■ =■ ' ’ * F o o t R olta R eg. t y c I O Wheels Balanced -r- F ront End AHamed r. —■> ‘- j w v • ■ • *'*• ••• Blejrcld v- *• 1’ ' ’ *' * W h it« S lip o v e r Brakes Adjusted — M otorsT uned v Ap Makes of Cara fuul Truck* Top Flight Quality The WiMdruff home w n. a .trnctrvey dccoiiited with yellow and u liitr .pring flower*. Tl'v dining room inlite w u. coveted with u rn la r.rk . linvn cloth und .ippuinle I with iryatnl. The cry .lid > iniUlubiu lielil yellow taper*. Punch. I n i« d’oeuvrea, am i yrllmv olid while p n it\ enke. w n e *erv. e.l >•> Mr. .1 l» W o.~lruff. Mr*. It. A Speei. M i.. John Ivey, M i— Murry Tonkt* und Mi*. C. I.. Powell. Tile immure wme u lilm-k und while jersey d r e .. with u to i.J<-> of in i lo.c^ and th - lio -te -, ael.cletl n pink j r r ey d ie* , with . cm*age of piok iu*e». Approxi* id)*'elv .'«v fri"fl.ln‘ of .Mr*. Scott railed dining tli« u rp o tn te j hour*. of Sanford ‘ National Bank 5 !ft W a l m n l x P a in o«> pilot# with im punity o so t hsv* to worry about ean protection of the right le nations. Mrs Harry W oodruff Honors Mrs. Scott ONE GROUP BAGS • 4 e f hot air. II they -can ahoot *■. • H l = s l l l s : l l l = i l l l = l l l s i * i i l 3 l i l s : l l l a B l l l a s i M « s l i l s l l l = l l l B l l l 3S l l l s 3 !T & 11.. J Florida S tate Bank The Sanford Atlantic r ~ There* it no accident abou tm et pilot) firing a t America' Irpltne*. There U no w ar o» aw. no .reason for any pile I be trigger happy. Such Incl Hit* are of deliberate .leslg. ten as the sinking of the PahJy r the J«P» w«* done deliberately j U lt American fighting spirit, he RuaiWns wish to know how ueh pushing around American) 11) stand for now that th# -wat over, whether the S tate De- — April 2U ut 6:30 P. M iu tlu Holy Cross Fnlscopal C l i u r e li SUSAN K 1 R T L E Y and BILL W HITE will Ip- married . . . The rrreption will lie h:ld nt the < I! KIUTLEY hiuiir mi Golden l.akr nniiiedlnlely fidlowuig the ceremony . . The liride«nniid* will lx- MARTHA WICIIT. .......... in .in.| .tudenl nl Miqnln Sint. I "llrg.- for Women, who will II, home Friday . , . IIARRIEI rn iE R S D N nr Mt Ptf axnnt. T rm r and DORIS STREET of Atlanta. Ga. who will also fly In Friday . . . CATHERINE SPENCER of It. lake. I'ldlatirr.. V* XIHill.'-0 M Ij t b t , l i f f m i l i n l . . . \V|I its **• * Hi« Imiul >111*1 faff It" l l •frtl Ml Nsillliud. Nf*lilltl<s|» CiMIMl) HIm I m uf riorlsla. thl* fJrtl d » y Ol . I 1I H T Through Tin* H"ll>'u ,*od Shop* with lb.' .titwIt.Mi eem > n)-fffirr in^S anford opene.l r». Mom- i] new .(ore in Haines City last ie Reese m i l Flunk Shame*. ownet ol re»* re- Ibr chain of a to m , arronipnni *.| at the by Mi. K athryn llrooka. mating.-, r ac en ro ' of ihr local H o|I> uo«hI Shop, an I inch will M l. fla n k Sandler of Chicago. ifUrnoon jwenl down lo llainea • City to a* made j assist with in.lulling a i in i I a i I-aurier equipim-nt. merchandise and Imoi/ a M arti, 'keeping system ua ia .being u»H iaa Dur- 'in .tb e other stuiea. Mi Shamea lelu m cd to San nee will ford after lem alning two da; ■ the eve- ,but Mr. tirooka lem ained a week Ik) p. m. to ,et that the llainea City ahop e W aydr would I** run along the .ante lineDorothy ;aa the Sanford and Or lando »hn,t* who haa bern ill improving at h a W est highteenth will be glad *o . Mi»» Dmi* Hall. Mr. nlul Mrr. George Harden and family and Janie* Sneitcer were dtfrtlfr'gTftlt" of the la tlr r ’a brother-in-law und slater. Mr. and Mra. Marko C»ib rea th ,“at their home nt Daytona llrach on Sundav. J .l Dress H ehearsaP fo r Hollywq/urShop In" Seniors on Thursday Haines City O pens. Mrs. B. L.- Perkins / • Honors Miss Hall Mra. H. 1. i’erk im honored Mita Doris Mall yeateniay a fte r, noon with u Coca Cola and chat ter party between 4:30 and 5:30 o'clock a t her home SOll Magnolia Avenue. A ttractive arrangem enta of roaci, carnation, and snap­ dragon* dccm aled the party loom*. ........ The dining room table wa* covered with a lace cloth ami centered with a silver bowl of fuarhia *jmd yellow snapdragons aurroumir.1 by four silver candle sticks holding yellow taper*. The table was appointed - with silver from which Coen Colas, sandwirhea and other dainty party refreshm ents were served. Mra. Perkins .w as assiste d ' by Mr*. BurTfll Hudgins. Mr*. Wil Main Brown, Mr*. Dale Scott. Jr.. Mr*. Edward Higgle*. Jr., Mr*. W. A. l-effler *und'*Mi». ) |. 8Wiggins Ml** Half, honoree, ■wore a While eyelet blou»e with pcplunt, and black cre|>e. aklrt'. H er hat w,» a small, high crown white htraw with black veil which wa* worn w ith black accessories. Ml '.. I'rrkin*. hostess, wore an alfua and brown lailorrd mesh dre** with brown and w hite accessories. Those invited were:- Ml**c* Doris Mall, F.lUabcth Dy»on, M ar­ g aret . I l f its. Cotherine Spencer, M artha Adams. Kli*e Hutchboh and Cecelia Truluck. Alan Mr*. J. W. Moll, Mr*. Jam es Crapps. Mrs. K. II. Smtlhi Mrs. Japir* Dyson. Mr*. Thnmaa Kirkland, Mr*, ilufrell lludgina, Mr*. W il­ liam Brown, Mra. Edward Miggin*/ J r ., Mr*. F rank Ray. Mr*. Kohlry Bruce. Air*. David Smith, Mr*. L. A. Palmer. Mr*. G. W. S|»enrer and Mr*. Hen Canlwell. Alan Mi*. Minnie June*. Mr*. W. M. Thigpen. Mr*. Claude Herndon, Mr*. Spencer Harden. Mr*. Guv Wood, Mr*. Franklin Bennett,’ Mr*. Charles. Belt*. Mr*. I title Scott, J r . Mr*. M. W. Ruck er. Mr*. J. II. Truluck. Mr*. It It. I><'**, Mrs. Jnn ie. W right. Mra. W. C. Mill. Mr*. W. A. I.cffler, Mr*. M. S. Wiggins, Mr*. Helen Jan e Moye*. Mr*. F. I> Highleymnn, Mr* William Wrny, Mr*, r . D. Scott. Mr*. John Ivey. Mrs Mnrri* Spencer. Mr*. Maty laxlge and Mr*. Perkins. PAf,E THRfcl T O 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 - - - J l —ULf m . — ^J’E L E . N O . 14B ‘ ANNOUNCEMENT --------------------'M rs. Ruby H art Middleton ami 1.391 TROOPS Russell tlitle r Davis both of this NEW YORK. Apr city were m a rtin i Apiil 12 at Five tinnsport*. cn 3:00 p. m., by the Justice of th e 's e iv lte pen onnel. are Peace In Columlma. Ga. I at live torlay at New They will make their home i n 823 more troop, u E ast Geneva \venue following a to drlmrk froiiF fiv trip> to IndU stnoli*. Ind. San Krunrlsrn. Replac* Old-FatkionoJ, InoHectlta Lights BANK HOLIDAY NOTICE Personal n E T T r u r r O l f — C cdelia T ru lu c k n-l-A lime Single Kamllr), ,|e.er|lied aa tu.t* llr thru I t alul hi thru III of Am-nOeO I'lal ijl Magnolia lie ghee, amt U .|.( l9 ll> ru 10 of Illnek II; la,la I thru I* nl Hioeh la; anO 'leita I thru I t of Illnek lo at San l-anta SecondSee'l i n n , lorutrd l.eiween la’n-ual and Metloarlun A.enuea and ahulllng' no I ' a l a l l n a ailU K-eamhio Driven and Vornange Avenue, lo p r o p n o a d lo bo chon.fed lo It -1 lOna Slngba f . mll)> lllalrfcl. ~ All porllea n Inlereol and elllaene ehall huve an np|Hirtanll|r lo Hr heard al oald hearing. It) order of the City l ‘>iminl*«lon of the city of Kahford. Florldi. Ihla Jin*' da) »l April. I»t*. LEGAL NOTICE New Man At London * ■» ■ ’ • * *. . 14 M B e a u tifu l J e r s e y in A q u a o r aR W h ite fo r tluyg a t th e b each . . . Hanford will la- th* maid of him-, or . . . CATHERINE apd 8UHAN were bom' /m th# same^ilay and have celebrated evpry birthday to g e tljrr . . . BILL WHITE will arrive'hom e from Geoigia Hun.lay afternoon . . . SUSAN' and BILL a re childhood nwretheurts which will add an extra glow uf sw ee'ness to the wedding. MILS. B. U PER K IN S' drop-'m p a rty given for DORIS HALL yesterday afternoon wa( fitting and proper for a warm Spring afternoon . . . Th# title of "chat* te r” for coke parties is just the rig h t name . . . Before you can finish your sentence another guest ha* begun her story and so on . . . MARTHA ADAMS of OrU ndo will have en informal o u t­ door supper honoring DORIS at th* home of th* W. C. HII.I-S Sundav evening , . . DORIS R EED will have i. ue**rrt-bridge for DORI8 on Thursday . . . MR. and MR8. W. C. HILL end MR. and MRS. JAM ES CRAPP8 will have the IIALL-8PENCKR re­ hear** I party Tuesday evening . , . Th* gift* have started pour­ ing In a t the HALL residence and you can hardly get Into th* TUCKER tbanhlnc » n j a tonnU fame has now gone in for sam ert Th* nearest -thing Ui no* booting . . . It has long boon a th in g . . . and better In black , . . hobby and wh*n in Melbourne he Incragruous: That'* where 'th e .owned a sailing e n t f t . . . He will law* are made. MYSTERY IN 3 ACTS LUXOR Bubble Buth Salts OR IM)I)Y ^-T A L C l'.M PO W IIK H . 50c an d R e g u la rly G9c fo r each tu b e to be closed o u t a t Hath Crystals Dusting Powder 1' E It F I ' M K I), In 5 p o u n d Itagn. A m erican I t e a u l ) , G a rd e n ia an d o t h e r fragrunccH . R e g u ­ la r 7 5 r value lo be clo.scd o u t al Ii o u n ce boxes fo r w h ich o u r r e g u la r p rice l.w $1.00 per bo*. >Ve u r c clo sin g th e m out a t now �T H E 8 A N F 0 R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W E p N JS S D A Y , A p r. 1 4 . IM fl «—wma— p re — ■■ i }Tt q |tr ii TY ED N ESD A Y , T H E » * w « ) a p :u M M U ,i) . O M O U W I. r u . i u u * ROBB'S HOME BAKERY * IN T H E "COWAN B U IL D IN G R O LLS :axes **P IE S Levy’s Nine Goes ITo Gainesville Tonight For Contest With G-Men PHONE 200 S T A N D IN G S WWW » D « Seminole Downs W ttt Known Gulfoc W w Rumutr-ui) In. Y e l l o w Jackets 19M State Tourney iN«U»d 1‘dlRlJl'l firlitOv A; rilHlitJ •». if. AttUhliiw 4, I KnAimru Itot*** If. U klw N KafU ll* ilA IIU N .U LEAGUE m ’ W. LHts Louis Hr....HI* u • »ik*a40 Hostel# . .m w York IMIklixyk run* by virtue of IM Levy * long i 'Inrlnn.v triple to lif t ren ter field. * Again in the Islander’s half ofthe fifth they increased their leal With another three * run barragu.Tha score then stood at 10 to 5. Thu* far in tha tilt, (Soosa Rattle* had hurlrd U-autiful baseta ll, despite life 1 0 'rtin s. The m ajority of tlw> Islander blows were simply flukie* that cam* in tig h t spots. For histance, u trlnle was recorded with first seeker Challiut slammed one of K ettlrs’ klows into the d irt Just a few fee t In front of tlu> plate. Tho ta ll bounded off the turf, went over first* oaseinan l-evy’s herd and rolled Into deep right field fo r a triple. . Kettles began taking control of th e (slanders from that point oil. He b linked them in the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth frame*. Meanwhile. Fed 'batter* were still swinging and in tho seventh 'produced three • run*. In "the FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL eighth, two runner* had crossed LEAGUE . the piatti to Ur tho score, an>| Tr«M W. . fa. I*t "tha base* were loaded with two *h«Un<l out. The shortstop prevented a hot Miami grounder from e<*lng into left Tampa field for a h it He tossed tha ball Wrat Trim ll to third baseman Duffy who MUnil llraili caught It and started walking to* AMERICAN ASSOCIATION words the mound. A t ho tim e did I salehlni'a ||r« « ||« •ta 'e o m e w ithtirtw w "feet erf- third NllWbUIH «. KT. PAKIe I* Mlnn«Ni|Hillp I. Kanaaa t'ltr 1 be*.*. However, the umpire calne. Iri.HtruxtM.il. al 1'o|«-i!<i (nl|hU Bp with a sudden ilecision and |«ni«Uvlllr al r*»liirntiua iniaT called the runner on third o u t The play was as much a surprise TEXAS LEAGUE l ralrrrlfff'« ll^talli to the Islander* n« it was to the T u I ps I* Dsllnw II. Fads. Minute* later t ht chief urn _ THa* - 4 )Y>>»t l - - tiir —de.lUilir gild' Okluhnmn t*lly 4t KnrlB Worth, later than that h i rsrrrscd It Mlahl Hu* Antonio nt MHr*v#porl Kettles cpnlinued on into the |Mtne«!. rain I te n th ' and eleventh frames. He INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE got Into, hot w ater in the 1 1 th. * Y fU n iaC s H realt. Munlimi II; J<«war»i II. but Levy’s strategy wurketWpotriiy v iitirr«io *. fectly am) the Fed* prevented ItitfhMlpr nt pnnlponril a runner ot> third with only ouo ilt Toronto nt flnltlrnore (night). man away from scoring for too remainder of the inning. The Feds powered a run atrtUL In the 12th fram e b u t’ Ikiytoma Beach came bark to knot th* co u n t With the c lo c k p a rin g mid­ night and aomr 660 fan* sitting o n /p ln i and needle*, th* Celery Fed* opened with k big attack in th* 18th. On* run was push-1 across. Lake was nabbed at the plate, and Levy wa* caught at •econd. In the lower half of th t 13th. Daytona Beach, by virtu# uf a successful hit and run play and • n error by McRaney In center. score told th# *t«ry of Kenyon'* ADOPTS MORE A PPROPRIATE jft->.(*!** tournam ent. * Any attem p t SA M E —TIN W HISTLES." t to elaborate lh« editor aald. wa* There ara many anecdote* about . V.. tu« oi ih# Tin Whittle*. _____ ____ _____ ______ ______The foregoing, bo -»T«x. ia K«n«rthcre wa* another tournam ent, ally accepted aa the “official and the new spaper carried a atory hlatory. B u| tim es do *h»"|t*i • th# present preaenl editor cc£f ttM under thi* headline: 1' and tha ta Ilr U.HK.S.NK Hr liENKY HENRY LEE ERNE **W0W WOW CLUB IS NO Plnehurat newspaper i* himaell PINEHURST, N. C .- T h e Tin O R U A N I Z A T I O N a Tin WhltUer. Whletlea la the curious name «•- M O R E one of America'* oldest- and iwmi famous golf oiKuiilxatlnn* — on* th a t Donald Rom , the coif course design >r, say* has probably dm* more than any other to dcvalop'a proper attitu d e tow ard th* game. Ii v»u think >he n s W la a lilt*j inappropriate, you uro ipit alo.iu. The th o u g h t has occurred to o lh .rs, hut then consider th at ’.hv clulr escaped, very narrowly, being W K tN / / COMES r o called the Wnw Wow club. The Tin Whlatlea bon*:* Some NsblsCo Ginger good am ateurs, among Its member­ ship, drawn from all p arts of th r country. But T u Whistle go t Delicious Malted is not exactly the kim) th a. reach}* the rjo rta pages. Yqu’r; mure likely co read about it It in the resort section* Of the njelrnp u lilan . press. The unique d u f vrag fo rm e d , for socal purposes and to promote, an interest in th* gam e at Pine-t hurst, sometime* called the SU Andrew* of America, when Pinehurst was very young. It has some th rre hum lrej members. I.lbby’e Sliced S tandard Collar*) Not long a f t: r the turn of the century, along about the Tin n o 2 can W histles' fourth birthday, some gentlem an—not, rnlnd you, con­ Vegetable Juices V-8 Snider'a Cut •. nected. w ith - th e tclub—auggeslL- 1 Ihe.ndm e w asn't dignified enough. q -o ^ c a n There was so much talk alonig thi i d In Light S yrup—Sweet Un: that the o((ic*m yf the club sought to determ ine the sentiment* of the m em tors. . A special meeting was colled. The answer was unanimous; Tin SYhislI s Is good enouvh for u«. fOR OR£A7£ o HiALTM-" Bui where did such a name s e c u r it y , h come from ? The best guess la th a t it wa* token from g book by Alfred Henry Lewis, “The Boss," In which there is a gang of toughies railed "The Tin W histles." It is likely th a t some loter-tolie Tin Whistler*- were reading the thriller at about the time the club was formed. But the fact, I* there would probably never have been a gan g , of golfera to call thsm selvcs The A rAVOftJTI fOXfOUkOINM Tin Whlatlea if th* good North Carolinian* around Plniihurat baca In those day* hadn't had • horror If whisky. I I n those day*, too, remember, cigarettes were called coffin ne>l*. Drinking, ra th e r than being* a physiological problem, waa a plain question of morality. • This atm osphere tended to )cr*P more to themselves a certain sat —the " f a it set" In those dayo— drink .>nd»enlaYed J t Wow Wow Golfers Of Old Are Tin Whistles 01 Modern Age Goose Kettles Hurled Entire Canteat F ff Celery Feds While Ehqrtoiia Beaefc Called On Four MowwUmen By JULIAN HTENSTItOM Everything th a t could havi happened In a ball game happen ed la»l night during th r tilt be tween tha Sanford Celery led* and tha Daytona Beach Inslander* on th i City Island Park in the coastal city. .* At t l <0 p. m.. the contest which bcKon at h :00 o 'c lo c k ja ^ f night ended with Daytona Hca-h bolding u 13 to 12 victory over the Feds. , ' The locals w^nt In the lead in the first inning with a two run barrage but Daytona Beach camo hack in their, half of the second to count tw ke. In the third, the T a d s grablied another but Inst the lead when the I s scored twice in their half of th# Identkul •tanxa. In the home club’s half of- th* fourth, a fluke trip ) j with the bases Jammed provided D ay­ tona Beach .w ith • three mo.w YOU DRIVE ITI m prulng th at Clyde Terw illrgar hgM Imen signed aa pro for tha fatuinolu Cuunlry Club a'.d >nud. th at TWwillrgiu u .u n s - j now dutiae aa of today. Munv lucui goUTom oi a familiar with Terwillemir aince ha wa* atwtionod a t thw Sanford Naval A ir Station wtlija atrvlng with th a United Hiatus Navy. The new d m has g ist received his dis­ charge from tha NavuJ num nsn T erw illtg ar is ..ell known d£tr throughout the* stale. In A t he wo* runner-up • in the rida Opun which was held In aland. During that particular. tournumujit, ha wn* tho only contoatat e to brook 70 «u l!m* ruu-*-. Lavy-W Miner sale th a t Ter-, w iltegar would be available for g olf lesson*' immediately and stated th at thus® de-icing In­ struction should make apnointmenta by telephoning tjir Country CRth. * T erw illfg ar la planning to con­ duct a blind . bogey tournam ent Mullday and will stoutly complete plans for a rluh chnmpiynship K S Behind Celery Knls defeated the. Yellow • Jackets her* yes tenlay afternoon, n - 1 . hi a rne well sprinkled with extra *e blow*. .. .• Leesburg Wa* sluggish III Ita defense and Burtoff, startin g Jacket hurlcr, * ran into d iffi­ culty In the third when he gave way to H e rm a n . Wink w ith the types loaded. Wink w a, still rnhl am i the *Fe.l.< hail scored six runs' off of both pitchers before the ytdc wa* retired to give them a six run lead they neV ar-relin­ quished. Donald Dyexs, second base man, and Vem Clark, third- E Ily FRANK ECK NEW YORK. Apr. 24. (A1— Charles T." Fisher, the Detroit auto body man, deserve* more than A for effort when it .conte* to tlie Kentucky Dorliy. Yet, thul I* about all the Dixianu Farm bps g o tt-n out of th r run fcr r-’sc*. Six times Fisher Ha* salil his colors potwatd in the Blu-r G rass classic and tlx tim es they failed to reach liie winner's • qir- «•* 5c iquid C A P U D I N E U -D R IV E -IT . IN C . IB RICHMOND. Va.. Apr. 24, W*i —A “ report card" for the track athlete ha* twrn devised by Johp T. Core, Richmond m anufacturer track enthusiast anil expert ob anything Virginian. Core, now of an ege where he take* h it track as a spectator, uses the high Jump, broad Jump, shot put, 100-yard dash and the half-mile run ae the basic for his grading system which can be used either aa th* basis of a dual tfe e t or for showing tha progress of the individual athlete. . - - f '■ In each of five oventi Core h a i set an effort which he reganle aa perfect and devised a tahla of achtevementa and their values be* a aI. .. a #1 fBL... * 1.7- scTity tirn n d IrT "3Wn would to- buT * FIshefV ‘0-4 would he 104. 1931 ami earned . . Norma in the other fonr event* olnrs took down '91,000 in the 1034 Derby when Mala H ari, one are 23 feet 0 inches Ip tha broad of the best fillies of her tim e, ran jum p: >48 feat In the shot; :0DJ fourth. Ills A nther Light eam w l for thp 100 yard dash and 1:64 another ll.tMm by running fourth for the half. Core point* out th a t ht* svitont In 1913. Dixlqna's other Derby sta rte rs la adaptable to both th/- small and were Vultrur, 1920; Coe T et, 1032, larg e schools—either grade, high schocl or college—because in th# *nd Sirocco, fifth in 1040. Ilia seventh s ta rte r is Spy-Song, rase of th* meager squads th* one of the West'* crack tw o-year- •ystem Can h# used a* a standard olds of 1946. Spy Song has been for individual improvement while on th* Churchill Down* scans for larger squad* ll ran be used since Mareh and indications • are for intrasquad competitions. In the la tte r case, the individual that the home bred son of Halladier Mata Hari la p artial to the point totals would be mUad ‘ to obtain tha team score. U* recom­ mends teams of from five to 10 persona. Softball P a rle y T o j : Be H e ld T o m o rro w Cocktail 46 Strickland - Morrison, Inc " ^ W O W ! WOWI WOW! YES W E ARE KENYON G O L F E R S . faxes Fresh 33c CHEESE The Sanford Herald goes Into more than 3000 home* in Man* ford and Seminole County. If you have something to sail or buy you will find th a t a classi­ fied ad in these columns will ■ell the most people about it for the least money. Phone 148 or b rin g ,y o u r ad to The Herald effie«' fu r cioVck result*. F lorida G re e n LouliUrui 8w ett Potatau tv lie Ulabo Baking , * ’■ -,w. . Potatoes 4 ibs 25c ib 4c Canadian Waxed Rutabagas Ib Ifc Ib S a la m i PhiladcIphV S c ra p p le Wired nr Piece • ib 3 8 c ib >b 2 1 c 33c " C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S 10c OAc 07c 03c per line for one insertion per liar for 3 Insertions per line for six insertions per line for 10 iaeertians Minimum charge 30c Couat S words U a line Including phone' and address SILVER—Gorham Fairfax p a tte rj —8 knives with stain)-ss etaei blades, R forks. H butter spread­ er* and 12^Jtynipoons. I’hone AMILY LOAN COMPANY I0 N IO 3| Ibs 5 k tp # e .\* 7 \ L o an s r Toxm Fresh Carrots 2 bchs 17c Room 4. F lorida S ta te H ank H uldlng Lout and Found OMO b Tl E and radiator* re* Ired. W right and Cohen Gar#. Slat A French, Phon* riU G lD A lR E . Leonard S living room suit* with Slumber Chair. 614 I villa A v .„ Phone Ml-V ; 113,003. SL Johns Really C<to (net Inc.), U S N. Park Av*. : Phone 112>. ,____ . . T » r u A w d E n n r i :H .- T ta r ren. soc T t t w r * ta B sr-fu m w w id } -• quart. Florida U r g r P ric e s G o o d T h ru S a t u r d a y . A p ril 2 7 WANTED TO RENT COFFEE SANFORD UPHOLSTERY 102 S a n fo rd A lr n u v O w ned and Pound Pound 2 9 c |> || O p e r a te d lit K x -s e r v lre n te n T ux ed n F eed* will m ak e y o u r C hickn G row BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! 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Pan needy Houlhern Cured SHOULDERS Cooked Mild TeUow Edam 62c Cheese Sm okod Pound ig Rich, Creamy ( 52c Cheese 33C FREBH FLORID^ MULLET noil R o a s H J e e f ib 46c -E U L C A U G H T - SP,-MACKE RED Rath'* Vtaking Chill OCEAN CAUGHT SHRIMP C o n C a r n e ib 3 5 c KING MACKEREL STEAK8 WHITING FISH FILLETS Philadelphia . 15c 15c 21c 27c 19c 43c 15c ( ’•lU p h a n e W rap p ed , K v iw e ru te d lie n Hllrrd, Smoked locmetly StactV Camp Phon# 9S7-B, Monroe . mant or l*rg«r. or furnl Hr# or alx room houae. raanont realdem*. Army v an. Call 1O03-J or 14B, Ji M eat —ECONOMY MEAT S P E C IA L S BOILING WHITE MEAT Ib SELECT SETS BEEF BRAINS lb BEEF SHORT RIBS * lb FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER Ib STEWING BEEF lb SMOKED BEEF TONGUES lb "NO MEAT" BEEF BONES 5 lbs Ilutt-Riul. Hllrrd Pork *] >b 45c s Fn-.-h l’<>rk, Tender 'Irnlc Stylr Hhoubtor Kodack F inishing, our Kodack film* to o ' for a x p e rt. finlahiot S tate Bank Buildin),- 59c > Cleanser B o lo g n a Spurt! l.tittrhrnn ib Sanlflush Slli-t-.l i-l P lrir Southern f u n d . Hrnukrtl Sausage tc a k § — C h ic k e n * Hanford - D rLind 2 1c Open* th r Drttln * Huntiritr ie, pi , , Ib 1H||4 lollll M4411*-•1 Ib .M u m ifiu tu n -rs 204 N . E lm A v en u e O re h e n tra V V MITICK r o %1*1*11%II ADA MAi: foWA.V j Jrjt su it u s to d ay a b o u t a p cm onnl lo an . wlinsa pUce «»f rrnldrn*’** *•nil i •* We also fin a n c e p u rc h a s e s . A mlurens in titiklioM n Ynti a n 1*r r t*l») n«*t If («-«! that a «u|( for divorce* hn« lirnti flletl *KaIi)«I you. umtrr Him title* of »*«"•! fowAn |tla ttllff %• Ad* Mam ,iV.»,in *1f fe n«l nut. lit lltr . ' * O f S an fo rd * 4‘irruit I'ourt of th** Ninth lutllcia! T I'trctili of Florida. Seminole* Fount)* ^ 8 - F l n . S ta te H ank Hldi*. J . W . R o h crts. M gr. P h o n e S3 y in •hattrery. ♦** t***J* *t‘ ♦!♦ ♦!♦ *!♦ ♦!♦♦%♦!♦ y » )* )* jH )* )* )* )* )« )e )* { * * jM jM j* e )* J* * )^ * Ymii nr# h* rein re-qulr*-*! t«t Ml* * **e♦*• >»*ur upiiraroncr in *.iM pt.Mr.-.l* In* og| |ti# ?ilh tl*\ of April l**l< • Tl.tti »i| h>) v%MIi t hr «*lrrk *.f Id •‘•*UI| 4l lh< INitltI - lliiti**** III Still. Your .furniture will look like new. will w rar to-tter tlmri ever when our esp erts reliuild und recover it. Only the finest construction m aterials used. Phone 1112 for n free eslinmti) and choke of material*. fOLOHEI n IKI-S for laundry wutk. Seminole (’ounty l.aun,1... i *.. li i u AL* *1.^1 «Je WE MANUFACTURE- end*rebuild E verythin- In Bedding.” W# stock quality furniture. Call us for your bedding and furniture needs. E c h o l e Bedding and F urniture Co„ 117 W. le t 8 L, (.NE studio couch. Good condition. % PhoAj 1133. 136.00. 914 W. 20th Ht. • W* carry a full line of GENU­ QUANTITY .Universal cast iron INE PYREX GVENWAKE : pips. 8, 6, 4 and 3 inch. Steel Stanley Roger* H ardware Co. pipe all sites 8 Inch ddwn. Sc* A bernathy week day* a t Oaro* FOR EA 8TER. Japanese BanUm ola. ' ch'cka. 420 Summerlin » Ave. Phone 617 YY ______________ 4-BURNER a p t ttodel atovi TWO light houaekeep ng room*broiler dk odep. Pto- 664TYARDROBE trunk and large of 616 W. 1st 8t. ' flee desk, boikrhelves and e a r lV robe. Bog B. 1C. A. e/o Ranford FU B N I8 HED room for rent, i l l ) ■i ’ Ile ra k i _____ ■ P dtk A vq ________ : ____ # O N E 5-horaa kicker, gxrod condl6-ROOM furnlehed house on 18ti BEACH PROPERTY - Uon. .1_ m .---- akq .d Phone 669-R. 8L Rent 956 per month. Phon frontage on ocean (tar 4I1.W . Ocean Shore BoulevardliEN S— f*t per fro n t fo o t 8L John* C o, (not Inc.) 116 N, A v e, P hase 1129. MAN'S bicycle- *" Phone 234-J or DOiMiK • PLYMOLTH PARTS AND 8ERV1CR i 41) E. 3rd St. i• palm etto Ave. Phone 1011 lb lb W h a te v e r y o u r p e rso n a l m o n ey problem s. Ae c a n solve th e m . C on- - Q u a n tity B ig h ts R e s e rv e d BEnil|)O.M set,. A piece prr-w er BOOKK I- Fl'K It wnnU-.L for full . time jub. I'rcfcr experience in lord, dresser, rhest, night table, FOR HALE—A room to>u«e J lieuautomotive . |«irt«. I’lione 3t.*>. heneh and rocker. W alnut. |25u YiMima and tiles) b.ith. 05 ft. cash. I’hone 2fW or WO. frontage. I3Q00.00. Modem 5 room house in gnu I BEE u* for .STOVE I’ART.S condition with garage. House Florence, N e a c o ami other WILL pay highest prices for used m ust b« moved to make room makes. Stantcy-Hoger* H ard­ car* o*d also wrecked and burn­ for business e»4>an*lon. Ownrr ware Co. ed or old cars for parts. w ants tM . i Hatliff & Rons i’hone 237-W FOR S A l.p A room hou*J, 3 be) room*, 'o t P. 0. H ox-ll7A , Sanford, Fin. GO by 200 ft., fj-uit. *5000.00. A NICE four bedroom bungalowon corner lot in one of oor A ItOOM house 1 room house, 3 bed rooms, Lath, best rt*sidentUI section*. Priced 2 car garage In good neighbor­ Phone 312-W. a t 17 8 7 5 .00. .Shown by-appoint­ hood, needs some repair. |d 000.m en t‘ only. ' . ' II BUY: G loom unfurnish.il llobert A. Williams house in suburbs or dose l» 7 room house (not old), largo Atlantic Hank Bldg. City Limits. W rite Box JFC , living room, vestibule, dining Phone 782 c/o Herald. room, Wil.*hen bedroom and hath FRYERS, fresh dressed, avail 6n first floor, 3 Iwdroom* and N E hand fcrtilixcr distributor, able daily. Tcndr-Fry Poultry bath on second floor, in good Planet Jr. Preferred. Phorte 2206 Sanford Avenue, Phon.1 condition. Has roomy 2 car g ar. 669-R. 024. n g j In combination with laun-trv and work room. Fairly priced. FOR HAI.K F r~ t w pepdfr. fitx lto r.____ TWO atory fram e dwelling.-AlpRoom Z T k . S tate Bank Bldg. stairs now rented a* two a p a rt­ FLOOR SANDING . jn sn is. Larated close in* Brits Ishing. ' Cleaning and waxn r .^ r o i » ! • U W G liJ U * ! i 94000.00. ew floor* surfaced to per BALLARD’S feed, groceries^ etc. Kohrrt A. William* Old floors mude like new Phone 805-J. H. Q. Touchton, Phon* 732 Atlantic Bank Ridg. *2201 Celery. . H. M. GLEASON irrm toer*-t»l in 60-)b. |iapet- bags — ju st SHAKESPEARE REELS repaired tries, Lrocatelles, dam asks, dug. 91.00 a bag. Chase A im itation leather apd d u p e r y in one weeks time, factory ioti. Company, 200 Ouk Avenue, fairie s. Arrangem ent for c a rt­ reasonable price*. K. II. "Bobby” Sanford, Fla. age if work deelred. R. 8. Newman al Hill Implement Co. , Brown. 2911 N. O rant* Av#^ HOME fo r sale with all modem | Orlando, f t . LAWNS "mowoTwith power mow* conveniences. Downstairs con­ P ---------------------------------•r. Phont 770-XJ. sists of le rg t living room,, din­ ORANGES 11.00 bushel delivered. ing room, sun porch, bedroom, R. W. Lord Phan* 788-W. breakfast room and k i t c h e n Groves, Business property uf PEAT, dirt, cypress posts. 412 w ith-pantry and downstair* toi­ all type*. F'or quick results list .Pine Av*. let. U pstairs there are three your property with W. Ilrysnt bedrooms and a sleeping porch Calhoun, Realtor, Umatilla. F it. ,'US i received tn rre car loads and a modern bath. Ample I’hone 2301 . ________ ____ _ - . ot used doors, dll kind* and closet sp a ce ." Thi* totlK# is In sixes. Also one car load of F A R M E R H - N ow r* th r W * 3& to excellent condition. situploF In used aash. No priority neces­ hove your tracto r painted nt a nice location, convenient to sary to buy. Coma get them Reel’* Paint Shop, 300 W. 2nd downtown, corner lot, two-car while they last. St. Phone 10A4-J. garage. Inquiry/ * .............. 601 W. F irst I BRYSON HARDWARE CO. Inc. I 1487 W est BeaVkr Street, iU IL D yqur home with High Jacksonville, Florida Text Concrete Block*. Miracle FOR SALE-^1036 CbevT* masL-r Telephone 6.1797. Concrete Co., J . E. Terwillcgcr, 4 dr sedan. Good Gres, Radii, 309 Film Ave„ F!*t*bli»he<i License. 9335. Roy C. Reel EMPTY 5 fid. o ifc a n * —49c each. 1910. ’ 306 W. 2nd. H. B. Pope Co. MUILCT -J - <£ V *n» WESTERN UNION HAS openings for several boys Id years and tilder with bicycle*. 55 cent* per hour with time ami one half foi Saturday and double tim e for Sunday. Apply toical M anager. BUSINESS SERVICE : ■. MONEY WORRIES ARE UNNECESSARY .^ . jC E S n lc a - -R e n ta ls— M ortRntre MLSCELLANEOUS W w « d . ^ L a c e ra te d |«en OCEAN CAUGHT SHRIMP . l D ep en d ab le rnamnn<?e «nd- R onds WANTED B o lo g n a FLA. CAUGHT SP. MACKEREL PERSONAL’ LOANS "F urniture Rebuilt • and Recovered Cauliflower ib 15c BOILING WHITE MEAT SELECT SETS BEEF BRA BEEF SHORT RIBS # FRESH GROUND HAMBU STEWING BEEF SMOKED BEEF TONGUE: -NO MEAT" BEEF RONE! M ild. Yellow $ I Cauliflower, ib 15c Cguromia Sliewd S m oked B oiton Goose Kstiles, city recreational director, announced this morning th a t a meeting will be held ,tu morrow nlgkt a t Y jty o’clock "at tho Seminole " th e _____ Ulgh“ “School‘ for >e of organising - a softball L i* lea requested all these Inid In entering team* ip the league to bo present. ■ « weeks later be won a t Wa*hlqg too Park, heating Islam Prlnct by alx length*. E n title w . Cooked. Rllccd '» ;.*;**;**;**;****vj**;**;**;**j**;**>*;**;**;**>*;H California Carnta 2 bch. 17c UMQHS Smoked Shoulders * * n I*. HrrHilon «*l#rh of I’lrvult C*»uri f» Hi>RilliM|r 1 ‘ountf • KtdfU 1 \\'i 3 |b> 25c CrRAREFRUIT 45c ^-XU R eal ONIONS ORANGES ib, notlr# RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR I’h o n e 9G0 Lettuce 2 Hd. 15c SAUSAGE , Y_--- ‘ • r H O N E 2 0 0 By ex p e rie n c ed y o u n g Indy. I‘a r f lim e , h o u rly b a sis. Texnn Yellow 29c Kingnn'n Reliable Smoked, Type One BOOKKEEPING WANTED Y o u r F o rd D e a le r K now n Y o u r F o rd B f f t l 16c Potatoes no 2vkcon 22 a touch o f ifcCUHtnesa in iL Among th is group waa F. W. Kenyon and there wa* a standing Invitation to everyone in the In­ formal "g a n g " to come up to hi* room every evening for a drink. M n tho** days someone vrnuld occasionally p ut on a apocial in ­ vitation g o lf tournam ent, offer­ ing a prise. The atory gpen that Kenyon decided to put on a tour­ nam ent and the prise* would be two bottle* of Scotch. .The prise* ware advertised a* “two Scotch club*." . , . Th* woakly new spaper her* carried an account of the tourna­ m ent under th# following heeiV . n o t h - a: COUNTY IN 1‘n l'llT UP- TIIB JI'lMii:. SKMlNdl.t: COUNTY HTATt: OK KlAUtlllA IN I’lto. I1ATK. In r* th» of Jv>nt:i,ll * . llAllllOf.D. Ti. All tv I nm ll May OfIBIpfll' N'uIIt. I* h#r»by « Iv#u (h it Allc# t MarioM Mlrd h.r llnnl rrfi.it », • Kvrt-utrl* ill th» retain ■>{ Jnrrph A lUrtuM, drr»».*U\ that (It.,I h#f priiiton l«tr -fioT) Il.rharg.- /■>.-. that I f . « III r»t f " til Dll' III. nm iil.t. J I ' IV Will.. t'nunli J m l(. ..f svfVm.lr C»unt>. T cxiih Yellow Beets Spy Song To Be Report Card For Seventh Fisher T r a c k A t h l e t e s Entry In Derby Has Been Devised Six Times Detroit Body Man Failed To Post Winner Cleanser STRICKLAND MORRISON M ITHC TO . V TilK r m c C lT r o n i T IN AND FOR HKMINtll-H COPNTT. l*to>Htl>A W* i/.U:<>l.|i I*. xr.RBKUO. I’UM irf. —»»— . *M I l»AI hi • ^hf.lir.llHi VIOI.KT I.Ai’Ki• R R R im in. !>»retu1«nt STATI! OP KUUUDA TO: Vl«». I-KT I.At'KU Hl.iilUUtM. *»»«•*• 1*I**’» of r*«Mrrir«» In l)M rfoptlr Ml* Mkaii Avmu**. I\t »*<!•*nm v o r a u k i IKUKIIY rrnwlrnl fill* ^>ur %rrlllrn n|»r*piiri»iu*# (|H-r. ftoti«ll) nr !•) uitornev) on or l*r for* Mn> S. A l» t»M. In Ihn Hill «»f i*«*Mt|tlalni f*»r tlivori't fll»-*I In lht« ■!««! a«aln«i you. WlTNftRH m r hftiul and offMn »«*af .at Sanfiinl. Florida* Ihla Ii»*1 day «.f April, A l>. Iflt. it. | \ IIKFINDON A* rimrk of '•aid Circuit CVurl Ily .li I*.. Hunt. I>. C. WHOLE SALT MULLET 'B A B * MU ^XL\ 4SV • - �W E D N E S D A Y ; A p r. 24, 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 Gen. Eisenhower’s Castle Gives New Officers Him Shooting Base In Scotland w i Installed IAt „ Pilot Meeting Al* New. featu re. Dwight D ; - ( M im a .4 r r . a r .« » o « . m ents; I«ourino Beat, Supervisot •of R egistration for Seminole County by Gov. Millanl Caldwell and Mr*. II. K. ‘ Chapman- w a. elected a member of the local School Hoard. Visitor# a t the mertliiR inelud­ ed- Mrs. Hughes, Mr*. Murph>. M r.. Nona Farley, pre.ldent of the Qrlando Pilot Club nnd Mr*. John Keene, im m ediate-|a»t presi­ dent. There were 2-1 member, present. At the conclusion of the mealing. M r.. Maxwell w a. pre­ anted with a nasi pre.ld en t’* pin by Mr*. Illltliir who commended her for her "excellent leadership EDINBU ROIfc—Gen Ei.enhowar h a . all the makings of a "S co ttl.h Nobleman" to edd to the many laurel, conferred ut>. on iilm. since he accepted the gift of Culxean C a.tle and it* tic hie facllitlea. The Renernl'. .u lle on the top floor of the ca.tle command* a magnificent view of the F irth of Clyde, halfw ay between Edlnhunch and Glasgow. and along with It Roe* the use of a family pew In an old “ kirk.1* The presentation w a. made by the faniily of the Lor. All**, which h a. an American connec­ tion through the m arriaie, in 17fiU, of the Rreat-Rreal Rrandfather of tha pretent lord to the daughter b f John W att, nf Uevi i York. M rm l« r. r f the famllv will continue to use one wing nf lh« OGDEN. U tah. l/F i- ln a fight with Jackie Iturke. Ogden welteiw righl, Dennl* (K1d) Oliregon of FI Pa.n. Txxa*. knocked himself out. Crnggv from nine round* of punching, Ohtegnn ran itniick into B urke'. »houlder with h i. chki and went down for the count, . nake Junior iiTvc it in a 1 with had- 100 Ibn S tarting M a.h $1.17 .. 1.63 Growing M«.h .......... 1.23 ilrollrr Ma.h ____ 4.37 D a iry F eed uvsirvi »i m e iivwttmwii donors • of O h o ca^ilt •Is'* raid they would fum |«b bio flat in » “modern, comforUblo style* % .Jf the general preferred. House for Aldf* • The Rift w a. made to the Ren erul "on behalf of the Scottish nation In rcc gn'tlon of k i. Rreat leader.hlp In th e war." • S ir fa n ColquehUbn, chairm an the c c itu re by the AII»t fmnil; i i MU1 im aginative nrt wh ch wli atm iitth fn fh t bonds of svmnatn: w ith th r United S ta tu ; *n l *»* no effort would br sp a rH O *e the nouie ready for K'rennowo and his friends as soon hs pOr alble. The .‘n u t also. I. to P " » ^ e a num ber of house. on th *°r •* servicemen to -b .elected by the generaL I The Culxean Castld date* bac In T E C H N IC O L O R w ith F R E D A S T A IR E - L U C IL L E B R E M E R STARTS. THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS!! Y ou L au g h ed a t -M R . SM ITH G O E S TO W A SH IN G TO N *’ Y ou H ow led n t *‘ \* i “ M R. D E E D S . G O ES T O . T O W N ” ' -Y ou R oared a t “ H E R E C O M E S M R. JO R D A N ” - Y o u 'll roll in th e u UIcm l a u g h i n g a t I l l K 1 )8 E Y F lo u r & F e e d Mill** 313 Fa>t First ..Htrecl . . . SK A FO O D F L A T T E R ’ YOUR FRIENDS Dry Cleaning D e p t TOUCHTON DRUG C0 GOOD lOOKinG “ I da not believe ta the eoutlitdaikm lb.- D rill a . a **i-rUaa ta cur c r* :lim c t lu tisn il deleaie. t (l) bet'eve that an a d r r u .u l .r t e fee n a la n el •defeate ,c * a be c r w t r | *nd m ain lin e d Ihtoo-h vow itw r* . . , provided Ibow v o tu o lo e r.tr* elven tort a id i d i m n 'i |n*ue*w** In the form el oav and a P e w y * eam-wr.-jl* l » civlll.-i »*[""!*• M U S IC A L N O V E L T Y . “ K E H O E ’S M A R IM B A R A N D ' U N IV E R S A L N E W S 0 —Dee’s Sign Service ( 0 . D. L A N D R E S S ) r tr n li, T h e new nnd e ffe c tiv e in h a la tio n s! th e ra p y m eth o d th a t hits given in oil, in a A isrciitv* Le.dartbio in - n e r e t * Subject lo Dcmocr.lle P rim im -M a y I t * - . [Tbli ta m M tot *r rrteags A PLUS' BENEFIT OF WOODCIAFT pfoUilion ami /ralrrnai brnc/ifi. han d -co lo red THE RAYMOND STUDIO c > / j2 u * ic l'r 4 / ( j o - .pi;0ht 9 S t a t e D a n k B ldg, 6 l9 tfiU IWIBs) SI S a n fo rd , F la . — Tel. 1093 W OODM EN O M A H A . NEBRASKA. OUB A 1 I K I I EXCEED I 1 I 2 . 0 I I . 4 I I H. J . F IN C H . D U lrlct M an ag er Sanford. Florida Come To Our Grand Opening PA C K A G E STO RE AND BAR ||;jW K ■ , LANEY’S DRY CLEANING P hono 465 I'hone 680 orevermore Ace Amusements Sanford'H Colored Theatre X tn lia a fro m S a n fo rd c e n te r Wed.—T h u r* .-F ri - CONCRETE] PRODUCTS Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Podt, Well Curbe and home town news Property Markers Allied F ar Eastern Group Makes First Policy . Statement Bell Arrives In Goering Named Father Of Plots California. With That Ended Careers Of Officials Large Shipment Tribunal Told I.l|HwalTi' C h ief. Connivance „ST .8*.; V c n r W i': Arrested In Case r*e CoinmunUt*. A rertigee front Harbin—Dan­ ish Council Beg# Jorganaen— . told A P photographer Julian Wil­ son In Mukden th a t the resident* /% of H arbin w ere,preparing to w « ™ __ • k . r h l k > . ' I '.m n i m l .l . SPaSS, K. Z O f J t Of Grave Robbery g ra p h e d th a t he had a r tlv c d ta u t, ware fearful th a t -tha small governm ent g arrlio n waa riot aufficlently strong to prevent loot­ ing and disorder* and believed . K.* Coilopy °f Cecil Mopn. a 1*11. who had i. air ■ktatlon to control th# iltuatlon. about leaving Harbin. Meanwhile, correspondent Hamp­ ton’* dispatch added fresh details on the recent battle fo r th# Man­ churian /capital of Changehun which w *i won by th# Chin*#* Communists. Hampson quoted Lieutenant General C hat ChlaH sb n g as saying th a t 31,000 #xperlenced Japnneta troops and 40,000 Koreans bore the brunt or ll)e fighting fo r the Cammunists a t Changchun. Chao sold his inform ation came from captured Japanese. Th* Chlnaae Govern­ ment general said th* China** Communists had forced tha Jape and Koreane to defend their first lines fibcauae tha Commun­ ist* • lacked troop* of their own experienced In poelUona! w arfare. French foreign m inister George Bidault, as host to the conference, was a t th* pataca whan Secretary of SU t* Byrnes arrived. Byrnes was followed by Soviet Foreign Comroissa* Molotov and BriUsh Foreign Secretary E rnest Bevin. •nt to ta k a th» e. A t the tim e earing no coat re hi* un d e’* l* which travel. ed tem perature order to pro- 'tharxoMBOrSBIe -WSWJHir * « • ' P h o n e 1241 Sanford, Florida. DRIVE — TRIP BUMPER n tn ff in . IJ.tH. . <,rr" '* n " ff,‘ -nage, a**i*tant i received the t Mr. Hell wa* ten he left. The ■ the birthplace n t Rend. Pre*off were Mr*, C. Trine. Mr*, .P a u l' Oglesby, W arren Brown, m hU farm . h arrangem ent, a Kilgore Seed ti provided him . already shiplllon plant* by during the past A'. Schncck of Seed Company “LI, ml The- witness drclsretl Gih- • Meanwhl!*, Police Chief Utnli.cto Farrmnt* o f Milan said that two night watchmen at the city’* potter field hsd been arretted, The police chief aUo said Unit nunttrau* graye digger*- have bor.i queitloned because the exhuma­ tion wa* done with profe..iunnl *klll. The Investigation Into the mv«terlou* dUappearanru nf MusoU nr. body h a, extended into the province* far from Milan, All vehicle, on the# Rome-Milan highway aro being checkeil i>y police. Italian police hav.* posted s continual guard aruund the P a la ito V tnetla In Rome t« prevent th* form er dictator', tiody from being carried into hi. on# tim e headquarter., . Rom* paper, asserted tmlay that many p:op|e knew the Inc.iUon of M uiaallnl't unm.iki-d Brave became It had been p«inb-d out many , times by watchmen at the Milan cemetery. . (■'eneratinur Plant To Bi* Increased By 2-1,000 Horsepower April tem perature of 71.1 <W gre#* which U but .04 of a do- More than 120 dtlegatr* and visltera w ire today registered ul th* M ayfair Inn for th* l«lh an­ nual convention of the Florida 8 late Chapter of th* P. E. O. Sisterhood xshlch will sts rt It# business session a t 8:16 o'clock thl« srenin*. Mr*. H. H. McCaillit Is president of C haptar Y of Ihs P. E. Ou Sanford, which with Chapter L of 8L X3oud is rerelving tb* visitors. Th# convention program will Includa ■ m uiictl hour at Holy Croes Episcopal Church at 4 30 o'clock this afternoon. Th* conrention will dost w ith th# mdtnIng session a t 1:4$ o’clock 8at- E. W. Smith Is Found NOt Guilty By Jury K. W. Smith, who was repre- •anted yesterday In County Court DEPRIVED OF PERMITS by O, W. Sp*nc*r, attorney, was found by a Jury to b* not guilty of n cltarg* ot driving white fallowing the second convict violation of traffic rate* com OTON, Apr. 25. <AV|By ration p.iui r. tin* genciuting pi.mt nf • hi- I kin.In l‘nwi-1 mill I iglu < •.in *.ii ii v ul l.wki- Mntirur, it »a-> \i the I..-. ..t tin- reg istrs.iinii.uiin.il tin , miiriiiiig hy II. II. jliun lunik, lo-it S ituiday, electors Cn!t-nitin. mnmigcr nf tho com !fui Seminole t'minty reoche.1 O pmiy’# |ucn| nffiev, ■ I total of 7.101. .ii iirdiitg to inAt S nm .ntn on Woilnnuln)’, ju st -themselves to civilian, lifr. t forinotii n re!c:i«d tn.luy ,by Mrs, It* told of having' been np M:iy I, l In* m nipany will present t .in in - lli-nl. Super) i.u r of mi "iipen hnu.e reh-liratinn" lo pronched by many veteran, wit ' Itegi.liulim i ■lnhi.ile ,i new .li-iilil elect rl.iroblems growing out of the ile id in .. i., I • \e g rtu -, were in.tallntim t ay in adm inistering the hrm-fu- 2 1.mi i luirM-power irg i-’in-1. ..f wh..in .'ll M-gi.termi.I wliuli will .tipply mhlitioiinl due them under the Gl Bill ol Rights. Ile gave one instance in i'til i i-m fin the .till i ii i City mu! which n veteran student at the • ■ nil) iiffii-iiiL will take p art in University of Milimi had, nm t!>i f•*1 Hu. | itpi'tllf Iy *el vice*. Ill .l.hilt HIM tu till- S il l II.III.I received hi* allowance for edu cation.I purpose* although lie hml ph u i. the Iiiin p iili) tin- u plum lute. • .|.*i iiiH) the growing ol a t the .rhiKtl more than m iller riin itn K tliill ul Itlv ie rn .and lun.I eeleiy. Celery l» grown month* and of an account w h n h i. ex p ee te il In he In o p e r- in t 'I.mu on .and land, he «atd, In a Miami daily newspaperstiuoln |iy th e e n d uf (lie y e a r. A lint »dd<-4 that he did not know I m aii **ff*»it I•• simplify the a n o th .r who hail lieen unable In fuuM h p la n t, now in the p la n n in g of any mtivklund eelery grown trnrk nf nift|N‘«l*»i •% at»i I clerks buy surplus material* for which .In g e , will be liH-ated oh th e there. nt the pull, on election day, Mrs. Mnricemen are »uppo*r*| to have lo w e r Ku*t C o a st. In eonipmiy with Mi. Itocco It ul hits -et up ’« .y .te m of fil­ These four plnnl*, together wa* Intnaluceil by wilh the neceunry linn*mission nnd Dr. II. W. Kclineck. snlea ing the imtm-s. ■<> lluit ench per­ 8tat* Senator Newman C., Brack lines, MilnUitmu Cm tim e, and manager of the Kilgore Seed son jegi.ten-,1 .ip the county has nsme, In who presented him a* "youi d u ll lint inn line*, im hiding an Company of riim t City. Col. Li a card with h i, or her H**t United State* Henator, re ­ estimated COO m ile, uf rural line*, Chiu Wen will attend tomotrow uildrvr*. party alfiliation, color calling previou* political *i>redlt constitute the company*. $24, in Bradenton the mutual field and whethei or not a freeholder. tlon* he had made which had 0110,000 run-itnietinn and ex p an ­ day and exposition nf the Florida T lie-e card* ure fded in nlphabslAgriculture Experiment S tation’* iral old.-i nnd can la* found on a cone tru e a .lia b le audience a t ­ sion program. vegetable crop lalwirntary. tended despite threatening tkle*. moment’, notice, _ Civic leaders from llradentoh, - Holland cam* here a fte r wind Ft. Myers, I’unta Gords, l.allclle, liver ‘.fit) mi mt i liavo also t>#«n Ihf np # epirited campaign in Arcadia, Venice, ralnictto • and tian sferied from the precinct la Jnckaon county. He’ etopned whi.h they previou.ly registered •arller In the day a t Cottomfalc adjacent u rea , served by the tu the precinct in which they now Grarcville. and visited Camp- company are expected to attend re.h(e. ThU wn» don* in con­ opening of the S arasota ton, die waa a guest la st night the with the l.-ixw of th* plant which will tic dedicated hy E duard Higgins, manager nf formity a t a dinner held by the Crestvirw which states Mayor J. Dougin* Anient. The the Seminole County Chamber -,f State of Florida JChrani* Club. Holland will vl*lt Sarasota that "no elector, who. having High School hand will Uto Okaloosa communitlea of ploy during Commerce t«*duy wo* in Titusville* the afternoon. NIm v III*, Valpariso and F on attending tho hearing of flood been previously je g t.trr s d , .h alt i'lanned in 1043. when company control, navigation and w ater con­ have removed from one district to Walton today before making n night oddrest a t Milton scat of official* foresaw a rapid grow th servation niul stnbllirntion which unother in thi) same county shall b* allowed to vote w ithout a Santa Rosa county. II# will then ahead for the Sarasota section I, being conducted by United g# to Penoacola. the new generating atalion po» Stale* engineer, from the Ja c k ­ certificate nf transfer." Thi# en­ tailed many hour, of e x tra work, ae.se* the most modern electric sonville office. •ince the name, inn.t he stricken VICKERY DISCHARGED The Indinn River • Bt. Johns equipment available. I/Katexl be­ from three book, and placed upon ■■ tween the Tamlami Trail and River canal project was probably three other hooks, and a ce rtifi­ 8 1/e Amo. I. Vickary o f 1716 Sarasota Bay. Its carefully plan due to come up for discussion a t cate trn n .fer must be mad*. Waat Third Stre«t haa received hii ned landscaping and the arc h i­ the meeting, said II. II. Colema.i, Card*ofwere mailed to all tho#* honorable ditoharged from the tectural design of ilt various chamber nf commerce president, who.* nam e, were tran sferred United 8 tales Navy, according to buildings and atruclures result this m orning, . asking them ta coll at th* offtew otation received today - from in a scene which hirntotilxei w ith nf the Supervisor for a certifi­ Naval Personn#! Separation the natural beauty of the area. cate of transfer. Canter, Jacksonville. “The 24,000 horsepower th a t the new S arasota plant brings TO ADDRESS CLUB to the west coast assures plenty TRAINS COLLIDE of dependable power for the com A telegram of appreciation for F . Houtholdar will address tnunlties of this fast-grow ing publication of th# Railway EvanNAPERVILLE. IIU A pr. I lath odist Man’a Club a t thair gelfit. month!)- m agaiin# of the ng this evening a t tha MathNational Railroad Evangelistic (A3— Two Ca*t passenger trail Church on tho aubjact, "The Association, was today received of th* B urlington/ Railroad th n t America." by F. Jfttsky W ight, publlaher. afternoon collided a t Napervlll from A. H. Udeen, secretary of III. All available nmhutenc** ha' been rushed to th# irena. tha association. Ineer L. 8. Harkey, railw ay number uf persons injured. !ord Council No. 20 of the of Banford and/ editor .and F rie d Masons, will augaxine, i# now atteo d 'n g tha m oating o f th* association at company is prepared to at) Haihtet, N. O. Th* Railroad Evanfe * 8 M e c t. M a ste ris.D e frte M lte tk . Axsoclatten 'Wa# ifc ro io i Gi Sanford three y e a n ago. 10 H T fi) *' f ^ A ustria gave H itler ly|« first great trium ph. Then, 'Gla*vius denarrd in a t G eneral Vyn I.rsuchlt.ch who h* said was one -of th* original plotters against the N'srl regim e — withdrew his support o f th* propo.ml putsch becau** th# iltuatlon had rhangeil. Hoover Sees Hope In Indian Food Crisis u u n u s x ,. n p r. so , — ro r m ar President H erbert Hoover aaya food and grain aupplia* around th* borders of tha Indigp Ocean offer a hop* to prevent •tan ratlo n in India. Hoxrever. th# United State# em issary studying fam ine condition* around the w orld does n o t know If they can b* unlocked. . Hoover has *xpre***d satisfac­ tion With th* w ay th# food prohl a n has bran handled In India. II* thlnka, however, • th a t th* d ally ration , of 1203 calorie* is to o low. . A m istrial wat declared In th a( of Carrol Rauleraon. who SUGAR 8TAMP Seminole Voters Roach 7, lIKt Total At ( lose Of Books . liil I l. lilt II .IV |.) J l.lllMI hill .«■ Annual Convention Ot PEO To Open Bred Growers, Inc. Power Output At Chinese Officer M o n ftfe-S tatic S tu d y in g "-S m k Is To Be Hiked Production Here Mu-xtrinL Kmalta a#Id he do.-t not w«nt to intarfare with the investigation end he declined to Identify any of those who were iccM rd^m r= T t* t f ltiiir IMS fUltTfdy r ^ - -----1 — Cool night* hav* balanced warm day* to bring about an av e rag t Jaw airy con -------------- S T « 3 World War II Vets lafcly aboard th . kllver Dougla. HOME, April 25. UP)— Italian ■DC-3 p aiM n g tr cargo pUn* of M lniitrr of th# Interior Glu.rpp* th . Coastal Cargo llge end that Rnm lu announevd today th a t he wa* feeling fin .. On the plane w .n- 330. —— ■ I’»w#r and L ight C o r t p a n y A alight aprtnkte th is morning, throughout th# sta te hav# b*«n csrriad on atrong southerly winds, awarded W ar Dn>»rtm*nt C*rtlf- g*r# promise of showers to ra’Icste* fo r their pgtriotl# a#rvlc*a llevf th* continued April d ro a fllt which was but partially relieved daring th* month by rainfall p f Program . Tho awgfd* were made ,47 Inch on th* inth. la .t night at a hanqurl of th* Normal rainfall fo r April, a c ­ S o u tliu .ic rn Wactri# Exchange, cording to B. F . ’W hltnar. weatharFrirawater P ark. M ias. mon, U LSI. inch**. D uring March Th* Florida Power, and Light th a total rain fall was m ra.ured bare a t IA 5 inch*, as compared w ith normal precipitation of L74 Inches. Normal rainfall for May , WASHINGTON, Apr J5. (A7 -* The Allied F ar K attrrn Conimi*.(on h a . made a public Mute •went of policy t o r the f lu ff time in the two month* it ha. M <>|x-niting in Washington. It «;r>d the United State* should «rnd only enough food to Jnpnn to ■offguard Allied nrruput on troop*. Ami. n* expected, the Uoinmlaiion n«ked thiv United State* to review it* pledge to Mtpply J ii pa,! with mote Ihnn r.ou.tion ton* of fnorl by the end nf June. The American drlegute on the Cumnii..inn, Major .Genet ul Frank McCoy, voted with' the o th e r ten dcle.-ate* in asking for a leron .iihinU on of that pledge, nnd »aid that he ex|>ecte<l Mn e a rly reply from the government Ai the .nnie time, McCoy pointed out that the United S tate , aliead\ i. following the policy I.l-I down by Ibe t*onimi..ion on delivery of food 410,000 Plants Taken “ m S ' " ?And iT it“ “ ' WJChief ! : , T nOf? y« i 'l™ 1 By A ir To Pacific Minister Army Staff Holland Advocates C oast_B y_ Grower S everal : Persons A 452^-JSfc Better Breaks For Expected Shbwers Wlll RelJeve Drought C o n c re te Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, A P I U L a l . ’- M , 21 U. S. Asked To Review Pledge To Send Japan Food rom platc It* evacuation of Harbin today. ’ Several diapatche* said the ’♦War. Department Awards Given To - .11' Executives IORS — H O M E CO O K ED M E A L S O rlan d o H ig h w ay 17 W ORLD Life Insurance Society Q m c c J ’twnc-?!?! UEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service A.<u«ociated Press leased Wire GET JA IL TElfcMS FOR EXECUTING DOOLITTLE FLIERS S A N F R A N C IS C O , A p r. 25 (JP)— D is p a tc h e s fro m Jte v e A l S o u rc e s In C h in a said to d a y th e r e w as e v e ry in d icatio n C h in e se C o m m u n ist T ro o p s a re p r e p a r in g to m ove r i g h t in to t h e M a n c h u ria n c ity o f H a rb in on th e h eels o f w ith ­ d ra w in g R u s s ia n tro o p s. T h e R ed A rm y is scheduled to . B e a u tifu l G old F ra m e SEMINOLECOUNTY M ONEY R E F U N D AGREEM ENT 10 D ay T ria l C o n tra Indication*! fo r th e tute o f th is p ro d u ct is o n - th * - la b e l. — “ • S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T H U R S D A Y , A p r. 2 5 , 19IC CHUNGKING, April 23.<A>) - . •b>‘ A Chlaca*' spoke* man >** • conceded the fall of the north Manchurian city of Harbin to Comm unlit -force*. Cull lk* local Woodmen x p i o c n i a i i t r . L«l Mm g i f f you ih f / a d i ubo u l W oodiRfii Iiu r m h c # Ikm to IhouttandH, E s ta b lis h e d 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R Movement of Reds In­ to City Scheduled *To Occur as Russia Finishes Evacuation The Uniform Rank is on# of many attractive IraternaL social and civic adlvlUea of Woodcraft's "Fraternity In AcUon" program. It Is on# ol many "protection plus benefits every Woodmen member can enloy along with his sale, sound, legal reserve Ul# Insurant* pro­ tection th* Society furnishes at cost. The Perfect Gift FOR MOTHER’S DAY “ASTHMA” and TRY Asthmanefrin Communists local Woodmen Camp* and civic events. When the emarily-ymUormed Woodmen drill learns parade and expertly execute complicated drills on Reid day pro­ grama or In citric parades, they never fail lo receive well-earned applause. • Pete Smith N o v e lty -“BUS PESTS” SH O W C A R D • A N D P O S T E R S ♦ AN •chleve Ihl. reta’I. Unilorm R ank of W oodcrall qives dlgnlly »o. a n d lncreatea Interest In many fraternal program* oi th* , — A LSO — Considerable rloudinre*. w s ltr r rd .howefi) and thundm lnrm * thin aftrrniMin, toni(ht jtiil Friday. •boll eooo.or |.-l.'-lton de.liaca ic jfc. COMFORT S IG N S T * P rotect the Peace of the Worldi T o Prdarefe the Progress of America; T o Produce Proaperily for Hanford. V O L U M E X X X V II TELEPHONE OPERATORS S tarting R ate DEPARTMENT lit U n i t ? T h e r e In S tr e n g t h — BRING TH E FAMILY I ROY WANTS TO SEE TOU! SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1946 W. F irst SI. - , ROY JO H N S O N R E D B A RN R E S T A U R A N T . 3 m ile* s o u th o f S a n fo rd o n t o u t * 17 Touchton Drug Co. MEET l:‘ .* C o m p lete M eal — . $ L 0 0 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. . H og R atio n Bpeclal dl.cuunt 3 b ag . tu ton I!l # j ^ t A i i ^ W H d S A F 0 1 » c r 1 S in g le o r M arried A g es 16 • 35 E x p e rie n c e U n n e c e ssa ry • P a id w hile le a rn in g • F re q u e n t in c re a se s • O v e rtim e pay . • P a id v acatio n s ' • T a x i-c a b s e r v i c e foe la te h o u rs A P P L Y C H IE F O P E R A T O R 8 - 5 w eekdays S a tu r d a y s 8 - .12 • YOLANDA AND THE THIEF” . to the early h itt e r / bf S c ^ t l ^ and was *»ld to “have an ossoctetion with Scotland's heroic king." The present buildings. an-i land* •rap in g . however, are mainly the work of the famous architect, H ebert Adam, who designed the old round tower and the- garden. 100 y e a n ago. .1 LAST TIMES WEDNESDAY! MILL H ir r iM P V ’M h i l l FREHH D l r u « - y H p r i c e s BIRDSEY’S QUALITY FEEDS Laying M » li it In PRICESi Adult. ... (Be Children • 09c (Ine. T ax) N E\V (' af:t l e o n TYNE, E ng­ land, (A*)-- Peter Fanning. HI. wno h a . nevvr .p e n t b cloth** coupon \ In thi* city, ntill i* wearing trou•era he ta u g h t in jk'JU. "I buy • good clothe* of tha be»t m aterial, and look a fte r them,” he »ay». ROCKY FORD. Colo., (A*)—Re­ pairm an Dick Harding ha* re­ ported ral.lnu a . new cauae for radip trouble., ,’l l f found more th an a pound of the fruit In a uet brought in for repair. He figure* they were carried Into the In.trum ent.' one nt a time, by • » AJ m roti i Brotherhoods Call Nationwide Strike M ' ... ....... .. ' ' CLEVELAND, Apr. 25. W r - Officiate of tha two large r a i l r o a d brotherhoods, th# ffl r Higgins Attends Flood Control Meet W ight Commended by Evangelistic Group � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 24, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald