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M O N D A Y , A P R IL 22, 1946
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 AN F O R D , F L O R ID A
Ptpdjice. Shipments
From South Florida
Centers Are Heavy
g lllg, of potntuca lia- just sta rted
uiul natality in '^ riio itn t good,*- «.
“ M anager H. K Johnson,' in
nilvLhtg u s ~ u f til* Mailt City
m arket’*. liu>i*r*.-.’» to u l fo r,, *,!)•
week r*|»orl*i| 02.201 package* of
vegetables liotulli\| in lfi ila siifi-
ntliidUtJOt. thla kianir total «h*
*'‘-|«p0rted from” Sanford wns vnlu. 7
’ a t approxim ately I3.L00, nrrot-lJng to M arket Mann g ar H, J,
[ • Lehman. The carload n f
torn
totaled 750 aacka of five-ilon n
each. Most of t.ie Sanford celery
;\ tro p hag been harvested,
and
p grow ers in the Oviedo
section
> nave Just started cutting thi-h
■ {ate crop. Cabbage ha* been selli ' jng on th i Ssnfnrd m arket at 12
I Her aack, w ith prrdltllon* ihat
i the price will go higher before
fn riffS t mingle Item was pepper,
21,573 'package* l;eln( shipped a t
prices tntiKiiif irtun S-I to $fl,25,
T hi. pepper supplied Srj5.lfil.-I0
of liiyi miirkeCi 1230.180 total
sales fur the jseekt Snap lieana
also moveit'in heavy volume, I'lant
lisnilling
11,351
City'* niorket
package* during tin* weekly te|K»it period fo r n. total of |3tl,371.30, During the week polo
Iwan* sold at S3,50; let by- Umax
at S3; Ford hook beans at >7; rorn
nt >3.30
(in five duicil crato
packages ; t n n ii y b e n r ,$3.30 to
Settees
$8.05 Foot Stools $1.50
$5.95 *Coffee Tables $5.23
Coffee Taliles on Wheels ........ $7.50
T h in f u r n i f b r c ’ in ilt-siK nfd fu r com - .
-
fu rl
an d
is
s tu r d ily
r u n s lr u r lc d .
GARDEN TOOLS
D H an d le Shovels
SI.US
R e g u la r S h o v els
SI.7JI
D H an d le P itc h fo rk * S1.K.7
C u ltiv a to r
SY i-Inch
Hoe*
,'JO
H oes
S I.35
I’o la to e R a k e s
S I.35
R e g u la r R ak es
S I-50
T h e se G ard en Tool* a rc m a n u fa c tu re d liy Wilson
a n d A m es M a n u fa c tu rin g C om panies
S P O R T IN G
GOODS
JSix Auto Wrecks Voss f t Confident
Occur lit County He, Wiif Win Over
During Weekend Rep. Joe Hendricks
Calailaa*d I 'r w I'aa*
turned the automobile completely
■round toward 'h e South. Hill
iard, who war, a rretted by Hin
der on n charge of .drunken
driving, wgx tib. reported oa In
jured.
At 1:110 p. ni., Saturday, on the
Orlando h ig h w ay 'ju st south of the
County Home, a 1033 Fold redan,
driven by llennie Mullins of l-ake
Mary, side swiped u I'ontiac’aidaa
driven l>y Joseph, Patrick -yf Hol
lins College, W inter Park. Oolli
car* were Iwlly dautagnl nod oc
cupants wcii' shaken up. Mullins,
who had earlier been irp o itid by after his announcement he repolice lo have damaged a car in .ported .to Camp {Handing ay a
Sanford by hacking into it, »1» draftee."
“ Despite the fact th a t Mr. Dun
can was unable to make a singlespeech or conduct any campaign
wreck* occurred Friday evening whatsoever he tccelvrd 37 per
n t 11:00 o'clock about n mile mid m i t of the vote on election day.
a half east of the Hall Mirk pit This was largely ■ protest vote
Celery Avenue when a F’ord aedsn against the W ashington way - f
driven by Ita West. Negro, col doing things.
lided with n Plymouth sedan driv
“The opposition vote will be
en by Willie 'Jjihler, Negro. Itoiti considerably g re a te r th is year. I
car* were badly dam aged and find to many of our people a r j
Washington
Toblcr wi*. arrested for driving •tek and tir.-d of
drunk. W est's w ife- h a rt'a bruised bungling. In E d itio n to thi* proleg, but ibis wa» the only injury test vote, thousand* of returner)
rep u rled .
wur veteran* have become ne*
Another ; Atlision occurred nt Ruallfled voter*. They too. are
1:00 a, m., Sunday when n Mmlil disgusted with lb* Wpshlngton
A Ford sedan bring driven by muddling of housing, surplus •gov
'David St. Clair, colored, and ne- ernm ent propsrty, and the tidbitcurding to Patrolman ' Hrnder on Inus red tape iin cniinedlon with
{lights.
They
the wrong s id e 'of Slnfe Hoad .37 the Ul HIH
to Osteen, collided with nh auto definitely favor a change.''
Vni* adrtfll th a t's e n tim e n t f j r
mobile driven by L. C. Heaver*.
Hanford photographer who live- a thorough W ashington
housein Cstecn. St. ( lair
who war denning w as'sw eeping the district
tre a te d 'b y Dr. 0 . II. S tarke for and -h ; refused to concede his
cuts and bruises, was arrested for opponent a single
county
on
reckless driving. Huth cars were May 7.
badly darnayed.
George Handley, driver of the
son* were a rre ite d by highway
palm lnttn for not having driver's
license*. Friday evening there was
n check up o n ,lig h ts during a 45
minute period and 32 drivers were
directed to get tall or head light*
fixed. On Saturday Patrolm an
(lender got only one hour of sleep,
Di-Land and- l-ily Mac Franklin and Sunday night was also up lata
he re
of A ltamonte Spiing*. The cur investigating accidents,
*.
*
wns a complete wreck and -on e ported.
dam age was dope to till- box cal*
h i t , according to railroad o f f i c i a l tin Friday nftrrmion five pe> ■
'U*v > « *»<!■
J tii <t»r of »«y n i t . . i<> i ho um
li ititopUlnl fiinl .1 cal 11*1 you In
■Ji,l» <*u*«- In -in* I'lieul) i'«-nrl of
jiin > ilf I Vouaiy,
lit ' rt-nfAfit.
f^urliU. Iif
T . ) lur. b r j m
art nriluti for dtvorv*.
f Th» m a n k o r i i iir.iiA i.n )• d«•lanatrd
iin.
n*K.|i«pvT
In
wukJi . -tt-W-OtArr *I**U-' 04*. fmlt.
Il.hnd lor linir j i u n t f u l h ’. w r .ln .
im y a w
U IV H *i titfi-n. Clark
o f a a ld .C o u r t al Hanford. Kt Hilda,
th > I h . J ) l ! i day o f M arch A. 1).
l l l l l l i : i l OS’ P I III.II IT Itl.N
*■11 C a r l l l l . r i *
I ka«rVr> *>. HIM
tfi Tilt; CIKCCIT IXII'HT OI-* Til
NINTH. JtTM l'lAt. CIUCl'IT II
, TIIK HTATK OK KIAIIIIUA I
AND K*ill eKMIMU.K I '.SCNT
IN -CffANCKIty
KONA Ma i : NAl'I'KIt. l-talnUff
I.U n'K I, NAI'l’Kfl. ' Defendant'.
ill
tV**t * | h
iM ittl,
l’nl||elr. Ilriirala,
; Vou a t e
h .rrliy
tm llfleil
Unit
a t|tl fur t l l t u t r , I r a . It**it flletl
• K a l a . l > u u In lit* n b o v * t l y l . 4
c . t u i l by KUNA MAH N A f P K U ,
an<l i i i n y o u a t * o r d . r n l t o tl l a
y o u r n r lllc n ap p raiaij* * * Iparaona l l y <>r Ity a l l o r n * > I lit lit* lll|l
i < t 'o n ip la lr tt in .n lit eau** tin M o n
d a y , tint s i l t day o f Mtfr. H I * , a n d
tyi lh»rt-tafi*r flh* t r a t r tl e f a n s e , .If
a n y >ft*i h a v e lo t h e til 11 of r.'omplo ttil a a r * - , u l t r d b y law.
jr*»u In
strl^ f
Court i*r u*or«* nrwn**r. **<t Din)
■j-mi arr./'Tilrfril to-file f f « r w jl<*n >|JU*a*W(ie* (b»f.i'n*lll d(fdMj
a lio r n .r ) lo Ih» Hill "I Cotnpljjjp
in nalil r » u « nn Moiuls). Ih* 'frn
rt»» of Mur. !»«• and »° Ihot**
n f j e r fit*
f i t . yyour
o u r d*l*n»
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ir nor
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u
nfj*r
d*f*n*».
!,«**-- m Ihu-HIO •** ■».'.»»>d»tnt-.M
r r o a l r e d l*v l* «
Th* IlK fO tU I IIKIlAIJi I. Il*r*hy d*«'anat*d ar th* n*s*t»ap*r
In which IhU Boll** .hall l>. pubIl.hed one* *a*h w**k for four
tOnseCOtlv* w o k .
\VITNRHH r»r hand and official
»*al al Hanford; H.mlnul* County.
Klorlda. • this Ih* S»lh day of
M a tch
A- I*.
H u
ll r .
IIKI1NHON
X OTI C K
Nolle* I. Nrrrtty Klvrn Ihat wi
ar* rn eaertl Ju bu.lneaa al il*n*va,
Klnrlrta. smlrr Ih* flctltlnu. »smt\
ilnlillY lANI) f 'llO l unit that >*
auanr In Ih* l*rln» of Ih . Klein*
tlnun Nam* Hlntut* IChnpler f O U
Law* of Klorlda) wllh lha I'h rb
of the Circuit Coprt of H.mlnol*
Cnuntf, Klorlda
'
l*. W. Ctfi-PKPl’KIt
KRNKHT M. WAItH
KIIAIMIA C. WAUDKtral puhllrulloD April It. I><<
F IN E Q U A L IT Y
II. l i l t A N il Kit.
t>< (Militant,
P K A f tt. H I lA M iK I t.
3(01 Kmii Hi i J n i n d A v r n u F ,
tiMtlflpil
hum htrit
thni
Calcian Psntotlm at* and Niacinamide.
• You can never be sure you see getting enough
etteu iisl vitamins unless you supplem ent your
d ie t with known quantities o f vies mint. So,
against vitamin deficiency! Sfarl the wise I
aim s habit in your family today.
144 CAPSULES
72> $2.59
T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY
Why Suffer with
“ASTHMA” and “HAY FEVER'
TRY
Asthmanefrin
-O F
ff»r ilhon**-
| o t a FEW PENNIES a DAT
Clark of aald .Circuit Court
T h. HANKitltD IIKItAl.P la h*r«hr i|r.lenal*tl aa Ih* n*w.pap*r
In which Hit* notion shall he
pitlilI-li*«l one* earh week lor fovr
eoo-*eit 11v* H**k>.
tVlTNEHN my hantl and ntflrlal
oral nf Ht-nford, H.mlii'tl* i*ounly,
Florida..IhU Ih* 2*lli day of Match,
t nr** li«irhy
S t
A L L K IN D S -
Liquor Store
3 1 2 -S A N F O R D A Y E,
IlUrl
Be Sure To Visit MATHER’S
During Their Pre-Inventory Sale!
' T h e new a n d e ffe c tiv e
In h aln tlo n al
th e r a p y
m eth o d th a t h o a g iv en
re lie f and n a tisfa e -"
tk>n to thounandH .
M ON EY R E F U N D
AGREEM ENT
10 D ay T ria l ,
C o n tra IndicationM fo r
th e use o f th i s p ro d u c t
is on th e label.
Touchton Druff Co.
VETERANS WELCOME!
LEGAL NOTICE
$t,U0; okra, $1H lo $25; English
pea* 12.51); field pea*. SI to
$3; potatoes $2.15 to $2.50; yellow
sipiaah $1 to $2.25; jumbo »|U.t-:i
$.fi5 to $1J>P; white *i|Uu-h f.MI
to >1.05^ tuumtoes $5.50 to $7.
UHL
wfiilii ('uMillrm*
I'Hunt),
h! i >
rri|till ell $1fill
•1 sipfc-t r Upon 111*
DEPENDABLE^
AND PROMPT
Drycleaning
Platform Rockers
Occasional Chairs
Arm Chair
‘Streit” Chair (used)
$29.88 up
^ $19.88
LANEY’S DRY CLE
P ho n e -rt5
Ice Boxes - New and Used 9.88
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
“Streit” Chair (used)
Boudoir Chair
Lounge Chair
Boudoir Chair -
$19.88
$39.88,
S e p tic T a n k s, C o n crete
$22.88
P r o p e r ty M a rk e ts
C o n c re te P ipe, H uildlng IHocks, R ead y -m ix ed Concrete^
Fence P o st, W ell C u rb s a n d
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
■
Window Shades
P h o n e 1241
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a .
Telephone Table and Chair
$13.88
Card Table or Fireplace Screen $4.88 up
Hassocks in Assorted Colors
$7.88
Pictures — all sizes and subjects $1.88 up
Mirrors — all sizes and Styles $4.88 up
Cracker Chairs
X unfr oil, because it possesses distinclive chemical characteristics which cannot
be found in other agents, is in enormous
United States. All factors point to a, greater
production of tung oil in Florida.
FII5TIHG
FACTS about Florida Tung Oil!
„■
y
■1 ’
ftoildo hoi 3 o4 tha 12 tuag oil gloats k\ tho Unitod *to 1*1.
-
2 Pee L/R Suite —.Used 9.88 up
«*"-i-( J i' f
r . '
-?i . f
BUMPER
BUMPER
Clothes Hampers — all sizes
$8.88 up
Ironing Boards and^ Covers
$4.88
Crib Blankets — Soiled
$1.88
Porch Rockers — High Back *
$7.88
Feather Pillows OPA Price $2.10 ca, up
Bed Spreads Single or Double $9.88 up
Bed Lamps ~ Assorted Styles $3.88 up
| g p » - H o o r and Table$5JS8,np
r"?.• ■« 4
DRIVE — TRIP
^ ~ji-krSy.. . .
*j
‘ *-- * , W‘ i t *- *
CHECK-UP
o will look Hk«
■botU r than o to r
tr t a rebuild and
Only, tho fliwot
m tU rials umkI,
r 4 hfM oaUmate
�'••r.
' .
-
^
I.
*• #*-«
Give
Over Osmena
mes
^Key Men In Railroad
Operating Brother
hoods To Make Last
Decision Tomorrow
RUNAWAY RETURNED BY ‘MAIL*
W A S H IN G T O N , A p ril 23
(AVr-JUiredor GerunaLE—IL
( lit NGKlNfi, April 13 GP)
— The myHlcry of whOe*
planes strafed Chinee# Com
munists • the hxrpiagkal*
rr.a uf Manchuria appears to
h*ve It cn solved.. (In te n t
• Marshall's headquarter* ha*
Inrn Informed that Chinese
pint* acre uvrr the area In
Lex Green Says •
Bureaucracy L>
America’s Curse
JAP PRINCE LEAVES TOKYO PRISON
Candidate (iocs Into
Hiding After Hear
ing He Was To Be
Kidnapped By Trio
■MANILA, A p ril 23 (/P>—
Uildffioi.'rl jitnl iiin u n iilc to rt*tijriiH fro m 13 p ifc In c U 1b
am i aroniiil .Miitiilu g iv e pren■itlt'iilitil
tiiiM'ktliiti* M anut'I
Riixtin a loud o v e r ilicitm b en t
S e rg io O sntem i in ilto I’hilfpplnVs o lirtio tt
M e u n w h llt,
L a G u a rd ia o f th e -UNURA
'ormer Congressman
■ Vnieiir a n -m a d e M l ' s .
O ne
•h a* n pjw aled to b o th m inora
(,Tjliie'*e'“pilot. I* missing. . \
Speaks Here IirBea n d o p e ra to rs Involved In th e
m r u r i r from an America*
• c u r r e n t pool s tr ik e to resu m e
> (.Ulcer in’ Mukden asked Gen*
half Of Caftdidiiey
Mar b*U J o mxAr. AUiA-lhat
. o p e ra tio n s . L a G u a rd ia to ld
CMnr-«e
pat
tnrlr
own
the
t h e d is p u ta n ts t h a t n t le a st
Lev (Bren, former coiigte*.*
insignia on the planes, which
man speaking today in K.iifonl
a p a r tia l re s u m p tio n o f b it
R iix ih in III h id in g IjOCilll.'tO o f
had Iren obtained from (he
in the Interest of id- candidacy
u m in o u s rninftiR Is needed so
n ru m o r th.it l i n e r m en |ilttnUnited .Stair*. I The officer
for the United Bute* Semite,
coal will I* available to move In
said the plane* still-terry the
ued (o Kidnap him .
tol.h Ihp (eople ilmi "Huicrtn.m-y
land desperately needed famine
Amtriean while star emblem,
i* dt-vtniylng the American fmm
Violence I- >i.I to linVe broken
relief supplies In starving area* of
entered with cold water petal.
uf goveriment and, the American
out In n nuiidiei of place* In
the world. However, the editor nl
IVUrn of free enterprise."
connection with the Philippine*
the United Mlneworker* Journal,
'fltllio n . Tlie niiltirry police com“Hurvaecrncy," he added. “i»
K. C. Adam*, declared today that
ini/id sgyK that (ioventor Bamor
CHUNGKING, April 23. (Ah— America', giealcst curM’ Our
the »oft coal miner* have no
Impi'tinl if u otiibfast Luton ,
The fighting between Chinese K opl* are being regimented ns
• authority to reopen the atrikeilovince and two tor miters nf
i* Nail ami Ftisr si luiuie.
Communists
nnd
Notionalist
bound coal mine* for the UNRRA
Uh | miM) weic » •unde I •rrimisly
troop* rnntlmie-* unnlat ‘d in irvimliitt'il ikt* people of (set man)
program. Comment by other of
u hc 11 iiint.it It ■! \ -even-year“mi’l unlo *
Manchiiiin with small sign* Ural irtil 114iIv•** lie
ficial*.
fobl l*iy w«- ttiMnl by niitoniatlc
Gcneiul Mm-hull's new trum ef- We PHI a stop In it the United
The United Mine Worker* chiefjrtfle Iite from .1 house near th"
foils linvr yet bad any effect. BUI** will fnll • « Iirrmiiii) mid
tain, John 1. Lewi*, plan* to leave
if Hr.
1 .. me
-.
A Pritdng dispatch
to
lh* IfnI* fp||.M *
Washington today for Ilaxletutj,
worried
If a tin |! iftivrrriiuenlril n»ntM«U.
People's !tail> at Chungking »*y*
I’n., for n conference with an
one tentral
n
vanguard
of
the
f
nrrrnm
cnt’s
(iirtn
pvntuiat^i
\u
Se-ndu*
Nut . .1 r.cils,
thracite mine union lsader* on
Not'.*!
Kcli*.
Kii h! Ai my hii> r.-achvd Ktttig* hill* to iflikt- I he>4* '
hi
new rontract demand* in ths hard
• liter of the
chtiliiiK,
in
mib'
south
uf
Chang
nhaikU
f
i
otu
I
In*
pr*tple
*
1
4
6
*
1
1!
I ll at pro*
coal Industrv. The present .con
chun llrnui'C
Kungchuling. t* rttLTli the *rlf
nment I* flu*
tract Lewi* ha* with the anthia
(-•'luted from
I
Mime
.to
milt
s
north
of
Sitpi.tgka
jiDitff*
vi
hri
e
it
r
i|f
tltfult
h:‘ht!ii.'t*.
Manila
• cite operator* can be terminated
loom nm ent ami Commun
iila tinnl €Htiiminv hr j»«hh-l,
hi.ttng ln'tau*e
RECOGNIZED BY THE MAILMAN while fnr from his Boston, Moss ,
'• o n May ill.
arnirr. arc fighting, observer* Mv%l|th ileniev 1hi- prnplr f I r , till til
oigbt he kid
home,' 29-niunth-ald Johnny Moore roultl ito nothing about It when ist
nil slum a pnit of the First Army of utiim It* n*»i in iier4ti»|iini4i*
to iilh of the
CLEVELAND — Key men of he was scooped up, dumped into the mail sack and tarried home to ha» by p I'-.-d Sicplngkal to reaim WILi i lu* AllHT nail wilt) of life'
flection. Th*
the railroad operating brother the arm* of hi* mother, Mrs. Jacqueline Moore. A young neighbor Kungchuling.
nit un*l I pfotiti-n*
Bitter fighting I* ll a
(ir-t in th*
hood* — the trnlnmrn and engi- watches as postman Gene Sullivan mules the special delivery.
pied it 1>U m thi- urea
where y»R ihnt Ia?x I*ti^ii will ihi hia
ml of the war
*
(International) 80,000
neer* — meet
behind cloeetl
fetlrinl him*«tt- . t,
.
i iiiumunist troop* are said utiio^i tn
will
ffirer* who will
door* tomorrow to inaka a final
frft.fy £ttill ^ivr gt*vei mm nf hark ' **
* filNCsE Mm t^ji NiiliiuinUi, III. is pl i***fhteil _wilfi a hnuijiipt and
to Im ■onrrnlrated.
1*4- m |».‘kvt‘t wltrlt thr Fhilippioes
decision on a fact-finding board'*
to
the
people."
1**1
flower*
on.
leaving
Sugamn
I’rison
in
Tuykii.
The
Prince,
jailetl
juhirvi- ihi’if i*mj»Irlk imir]>emi.
While Chungking pence parley*
recommendation for a Ifi-cents an
Declaring" . that luxation .win. h. I It A WBr.'cr,n"*
fV
**'1 ' l t l l t l l l . . “n A tn<|uiry
found tiiefe wa
•-ft* e front tin* l iiHrtl Stnl*a this
|1
V 1. 1.1 Ill'S* Is*
*-siilwlimtisii'
111.4 I (.III 1 1 4 •- lth,.
i t . . I.-hiirgi's.
..
iinlt’G’reter
n ln eH s-n ln .*tinI,
continue, the armed thrusts nf
hour wage boost and working rule
iio
cviileiire
in
An
helptaim fin*) from Hie mouths nf
mining fnitilh »tf July.
change*. The kev men — *omi
Coniniuniits in Manrhuria are said the people i* "r.infinculoi y ini I l'ii nee uml liia f ln s c i. niiu o walling jeep. | Inlet mil i.mtil Snund)ihii1o)
h*~ hn« heonl
, 175 general chairmen of the
to Im outvote abend. Already un,n*t." GrCen -*l<1 when he get =
fsiutir
th,i! tlu*v H i t ' l l fmm
^ brotherhood*-----are expected »<>
iUfhuMu I*f•»%. i•. ** jiinn it* kidnap
small group* are said to have to the Senate he will introd.i-,
• deride whether th t nation'* rail
j him V\ ii i»-nit. hi*» residence
moved into Hat bin where the |p|4.slnt|im egenqiting from ta-..
road* wifi continue operation after
hrniK t'Uf»t*lt-s| hv n iletoch*
Huxsian* are scheduled to get out tiol incomes uf l .’.htht for «inel“
May Hi or be tied Up by g atrike
■mn and 63,00u
for matiird iiu-'i
rm*ni mi i !i* I'hihfipme Army.
. .
by 243,000 worker*.
=-, Band Invades Maggiore Cemetery and Robs Thursday. However. Busslaa of
U ubilP
- |* I e - A l a ' l l l I t f
Ih f
ttrriticial* In control of the Chines; aid *5t'U , eiemp lion fin eaidi
I)i*cui*ion tomorrow will center'
1 If*ri*J Hernial.
Mouldering Remains of Pacist Leader; Eastern’ lUilway were said tn dependent.
on report* of Ur*- brotherhood
lym* nf ■Ptvirrlin\ii ha . •»»'*«.led thut. in*
i r committees. Kaihuud labor
tives Threaten to Hang Guards
‘
( i f f t r ' fmen
lP m
n*idr' 'i
tvrftncn "stand first
in iu h ifd
F i r - i.l*
t
S «*ufm
On*
rnllruiid to transport troops to npt kltlni. In Imporlnnce mi my
menu uiml.l tun fmii iituviticen
r* S O ^ S ^ ^ in d ln g 'iu itfe l * 'r "
MILAN. Italy, ApriL 23. ( i‘> Harbin. Government sourres pre pingram.
m
lh i
* l r « » t . . ii
11 »i I h n i h
c la lm a
ho* recommended very little that
Th* Italian glty nl Milan* ia
t.» vtftnry ft.r hifti-'vtf hjr *tOU,000
7When I go in Washington."
viously had conceileii that Chinese
r-,
/u .
*
the brotherhood* naked for. BeStir today over si rcnsotioliul Cniuninnlsts roubl carry out then h.y us*eiti-il. "tnv fir-t iiffl.nil
ate Chief Justice Kequest jo Cut Area Thii" t&uniiitjg ff hi»t hit» 111
■ aide* a 12.50 dally role*,- the
grave-rubbery ami a prison riot.
threat to occupy Harbin in foirce. nc| will be iutroduciiuit of tm-a
j ttnlon* had a*k*4 for 46 rule
Home ' time during the night,
Was Appointed By Requirements For MtUiilti iw e\|M*F d t» Im* com*
Mean time,
tiencntl
Marshall ores to amend the til Bill of
change*. Observer* *ay working
a Lend uf ghouls invaded the ■till Is waiting for a reply to his Bights, olrlpjung nf |U red 1U|><
tiI w i f kin i ,i, i i In ii * Tht
FDR to Hitfh Office Homes Is Approved t■piif!cmfo*lilt
rule* recommended by the fact
Mugglnrc Cemetery In Milan and ■leimind that Chinese Communists that service iffn nml women m u
litl ft ril
t\»*k^ district*
removed the mouldering remain* jj rove or retract their charge that participate in its benefit* ;."*l
u f Ih i
\ r. h i} 't | i V ■ Hl dV Hoi IM
l
finder* do not include the brother,
U \ ^11 INI HUN \ |»r. J.I, id1*
IVt IIH !«»n n its ifiVftl htwf »*\ 1 r , i I m i ! i l l k f pm
of Jirnlto Mussolini from the un lAmeiiean planes had nllarked wl(iunit detny Wr owr ilie-e \ <“
*1 'T.iv - Threehood* principal demand*. The*e
By WIIXAR1) CONNOLLY
« i t!
el \ ire fin IIn* lull 1iU'If I \ thf» I fl\ I I(Ml111i “- ml I fit Ml I M l . ' I'.
I MilW-d ftl
observers list Principal r u l e
Sanfprd'*' 10 and 12 Jrear old marked pauper'* grave in wh h them In the Sze|Ungkni atea la-t cri4<* n debt of gratitude
ht+l l-*i ■e II.u Ikin Fl*»ke Si •m. 111. I !»' vv Ik Mt icItH IE ii'l N ilk It! K*
wll nevrl 1*,. I'M. In p»V."
changes sought by the union a* boy* Ore asking questions l hr. t the disgraced Uuce was bin ted. week Muj. Gen. Keller Hockey sai
I for <>n.- will
il<ai '*•!! U It* i d l h u i * d 4i y i d w . h i i *'fk«* I'ik L - h .n u f t t ( i t t a l H t i r l ih i
a night work pay differential, sick even “ituinp" file Army's air The escitrd local authoritn-.- me of thr Third Marine Amphibious thejr, "ami
are given every benefit I' M im ii-rn Statntiir.1 I into in ttm% I t r iiiif i'«(fibli<th4*<l v it f li lu'itd
leave, overtime nay, train length fores'* technical espert* at the investigating to find nut who. us Korea at Tienstin Has denieil the ro fjile.1
for in tin- (11 Bill
i \\ a-ltii.gi.in i i.iii. -linl The liun.nl *I it .i 1 1«-1 n l H i
|n d.M’ k a!
Army Air thsy say It, were the unknown CommuniAt charge and says no P
limitation* and benefit* for (lin sm atlngly complete
will !*,■ in a Wii-li,Mgtiin cemetery I hi* .M itn u ipstl I ' u t it lll> fin d
Rig its."
Force exhibit being shown in person* who robbed the grove.
ing car (toward*.
Minnie
plane
had
flown
ns
far
" Bin opposed tn peace time not yet .lin-ett.
Yesterday,
tw o
Associated north a* Mukden.
nine mobile unit* under cnnim«nd
m
’ .
Stone, n New Kuglami repuldi- siihmnrine . Im*»••» (*SO mitl twu
____
COin icription,
lie said, "ami I
of Major James Hayden at '.ho Pres* photographers and a coruni.
wnnppninled
('hie/
Judice
wil
vote
against
continuance
nf
\
vsimndent
went
to
the
eemeter)',
corner of Hood Avenue and Com
the! present draft, or any future *)f I lie I'nileil^Ktillei liy the Inis wlii.-h nr-* <xpcctcd to arrive her.
mercial Street in front of the rhlch Is called the German camp
rii-iili-nl 1-ranKlin It. Roosevelt, between May I and IS, ucciirdfug
dra
t,"
by
the
klilantst
because
Nail
softball park. Tne large silver
Civil
Damage
Action
■I. iii.K-rnl, after tbe ju tist lia.l tip Milliani Toll, flotilla piiiiiinii i
)
e
Insisted
that
u
voluntee.
soldiers
were
buried
there,
They
painted truck unit* are here in
p|p*» of tip*' I' S Const final.i
atn y for «il -security purjxwr■* i guinr.1 a national n-pulntion
found
everything
•
In
older
A
Comes
Before
Court
the intermit of recruiting.
a meeting
kii'itiiii}. |o u horn I nptaio W
I
can
be
roiscl
if
the
government
]
a
lila-ial"
vvbibserving
n
cemetery
watchman
pointed
<»
The statement about the boy*
Itoar.t nf
it«’ Juditt* for jtiiteen yearn, Well.. CSNR wrote, requesting " j H .p i.
• nlibtrd nirn — »njf $I*W)
pal'
what
he
suppo**d
wa*
the
Bure's
wa* made by 8 /8gt. G. W. Rad
.1 -ct e.l
A civil damage action in which m n if h ■
hqn i“ -.-.are
peruiis-ioo.
Sr 1r 111 i
ore thi*
i in- prrmi*-n«..
— w it h I i I m t i .! nllo wam *•»
I
hiw
wun
thr
Mvtiint
Umr
im
ford wbejEThl* morning explained grove. Only three or four per A. I). Hosier, ptumlier, sndght
itloa ye*.
sod
to for Ii d^pcndrnU
rrllrrmi*«t A't . ritiiii hlntnry thnt n Urtshlrfit
tlie first Sin nl lie -ii' i Ii-hnii 0.1.1
11
d<
.'* ifatph
NUERNBERG. Germany, Apr. to ua (fe Intricacies of the small ron* knew the real place. While obtain payment ‘nf » T.ill which benefit
' 'a- ... gi.ti.reil o . e- ' . . 1 m, t
t i l ’ !•*i i i T I s n I f n i i ! \ h . i d c l r v i ^ r I Id
23, (flh— The former No*l gov- and ‘ formerly highly secret Nor- a photograph»r w*, taking a ph lie had presented to Dr. Milton
-.I I tol l a a - fdanne I to, 1' .i 11 < li.p,
l-uildmn
«I
Iiifellmitrsl
Iran*
I,rr4*’
Mil
"Arid
wtliliwe
me
I lie III ul.-il
ernor-General of German-occupied den bombktgnt, the five unit* nf iltre of the grove pointed out b> Horst for the insinuation of n' fpeace ttnu- Army
\dmi>al ,1 i Sim f.nth, th irtt.-i
llit* Arni"i
M If. I" i I annianj
i,l- follov
Poland, Han* Frank, waa depicted the automatic pilot which file* the watchman, a woman kicked hut water healing unit in the Im can wav — l<
■
Intisi
plane ,b r mci.n» of one small some flowers that had been pine tor's office In the Urumley-J’ules-i*. y. I- A.
....
, lu-.qili l.' l1 Hi
‘ today a* an official who waa
. ■ t •
*\ . ■
I to- * ion m i., mn, according i" j ,ond tnn Building, which Installation ionie bf the ‘cast.* system* a n d * * , '
I it Carter,
£ under the impreaaion th a t the control with an arm re»t for the ed there.
gtv„
th
e
roldler
In
(b
e
rookMcIVlH
DeKIC
City
Manager
M
V
Snyei,
mliqi'
i
4
s
K
l.nt
’
l
pilot, and designed to relieve fly
■
- fnotorious
l i n t r i r l ft 1 1 *
M
jbl111it n m If
fConeentr*.
in « f n I m .
Ion no, governMaidanek
"Thi»." she ipld, "I* the only Dr. Hurst contended was not sat some inf the privilege.
nikvIli'KOs mm
inn*
r.1 (Ii,- rhange in zoning limit, in ^m. .it aiq-cal gent and \V. A.
Uon Camp in Poland waa merely ing fatigue, a radio nltlmelrr that bad thing I have done ugnin.-l isfactory, took pilin' in County exclitairtly enjoyed liy officer.,'
tlie vicinity of Kim Avenue and ; |.effler.
in ploy nient cummit-.
• workshop. A defense witness, can prevent plane* from flying him. If a has done a lot of evil Court this morning.
O. A. Speer, county attorney, he said.
i ji
* Joaef Buehler, testified befo-e into mountains, a radio rompao* to me.”
the proercullon, and James
at a recent yuidic hjaring. In j liming the meeting a lett;r
the. Nuernberg W ar Crime* Tri- such as puts lost Navy pilot* ‘Jon
Two day* ago, Giovanni C.av- handled
G. Sharon, the defense. Judge K.
order to allow for the construe :fruqi the -late hvadquartcr* ol
'
bunal th a t Frank believed fur* the beam" toward their carrier,
municipal
official,
told
the
In' mure than a thou.anil hos
Han of a railroad spur to tile ; the Selective Service System in
were altered a t Maidanek Tor Die “ Lofan,” tong range radar and story of Muuolini'a burial, after W. Warn presided.
I'fc. Melvin It, Dcklr, son of Nihhiet, ivmiI P alink citrus pack-iSt. AiigU'-iint ua- lead, express
Another civil damago case . set pital*, federal and civilian, upuse of German troop* a*, the other 'technical device*.
he
wae
shot
and
hong
up
for
Russian front. B inhler served a*
The mobile unite arrived at 3:00 exhibition in th e public square for trial today 1* that of Mr. proklmmely fO.OOO American Bed Mr anil Mr*. It. 1). IH-Ule of West ing plant nt trench Avenue Itnd 'jnlf th. -niiMtliy of the state diHecreatfon, Pir-t Street, lias nriived in the Thirteenth Street Moving of tlu-aAvtor ami the -taff of official*
Frank'* secretary during the Ger o'clock Monday afternoon
and lx«.t April. Late In the aftern-i.n Rosier versus Clayton K. Brown. Cross Hospital and
man occupation of Poland.
Th* latter ie represented by Judge Corps mrmber* plan rccit'ulloii Untied Stale* after serving for barbecue stand to the south-east'in the l.n, ef Mr. Chapman Whoso
th a n ware a large number of viei- of
April
30,
1P45,-a
inilitniy
23 month* oversea* with the U. cornrr of Mm Avenue nml Thic- j loyal and faithful service* wer*
Sharon.
- Buehler contended th a t th e Ger- tora present last evening, it wee
for patlfnl*.
S. Marine Third Aniphiblom letnih Street to make way for tll« 'root.ilm te.l o. cffieently during
l
V
3£f i u £- truck brought* three coffins tn
. i.sjk man 8.8. deluded Frank concerntbecemetery.
They
contain*!
the
Corps.
>
V Ing the tn>* facts about Maid*The one exhibit show* the ent bod 14* of Mu.sollni , hi* sweet
spur, was also approved.
{the past tiv ? nod a half year#
nek. It .ha* been estim ated th a t away noee and tail section* of a
. I'fc. I>ekle calle.1 lil* mother
Ap| rovol was given in response
h
eart
—
Clarotta
Pftaccl
and
l.ooo.ooo Pole* and other* died “B-2U
“ bomber
""
Uon Achilo Sturace, the secretary of
which wa* in acUon
from £>an Diegu and told her. that to a pievintis request tiy '!(. T.
t n i O.M I. K 11.1.1-'I>
a t Maid* nek In German torture
he expect, to lie home-in about Cowan to .educe minimum area i
the
FaarUt
Party.
Thr
coffin*
(n**il**M
I
r
a
a
r
a
t<
ale)
c h a m b e r/ and ae a reeult of
requir.'inent. fur h o m e construe
two
week*.
He
riw
action
In
the
wore
not
marked.
Only
a
commune
tied Neal cruelty.
MANAt.UJ, Nicaiagutt, Apr.
Marianna* where he spent one and t**l in I! I A rone*. .In tlie- city
official- knew which coffin con
23. ul’i— An Amerkan serving.
Buehler a m r t e d f a r th e r ' th a t _
.
ii half'Ynfr* and for the pant alx front t>2iHl to 1.000 square f.*cl. |(s
„ colonel m the Nicaraguan
tained Mussolini's body.
- both he and F rank were eurWASHINGTON, Apr. 23,
Ukraine, rch ln a , Cicchoslovakie, months Inis been stationed tn
Mr. Cowan appeared and wn..
fituud i. said lo ha
prleed to learn from newspaper g . L. Brown Died
A fte r • m ilitary priest gave Ameilcan* have shown excellent Troece, Italy, Poland, Yugoslavia, Ninth Cliina.
h, „„ air| „„r cr, gi,
Etaoied n request for u public lir,,„
accounts In 1944 . th a t
•
Inland.
Rungaiy
and
the
Philip
cooperation
in
tackling
thn
nutth
e
benediction,
they
were
buried
Today In BunneU nso r the Germifn grovr*. A ttend too-difficult job of cutting down pine Isierllst
Entering the service in Feb-, raring to discuss changing lh e j,h a l brought deatli to slxtw n
actually
wo* a concentration
cam p. A t th a t point Buehler woe
on (heir consumption of btetid, ^ The Combined Fo.nl Hoard is ruary. I'll3, Dekle received hi* •oning area from HI A to ll-l .tn prisons. The dead Amrrtcan I*
Funeral service* for Edward ing th e ceremony wore on .official roll* and other groin product*. composed Vif the United Stales, diploma from Seminole High Magnolia Heights abutting C ali name.} a- Col Harry II. Huffman
v reminded th a t I n : 1943 he sent
of
the
Rod
Cross
and
tbe
military
,
f o u l * memorandum which re- Lee Bowp, TO, form er reiid en t of personnel on the truck. CleretU They can hardly be blamed fnr Britain and Canada. It* task is Kcho«! thu following June. For
linu and Escambia Drive, so that of Waterloo, Iowa. The plana,
“ ferred to Maidanek a* a concen ,. Serrfonl, who died early this m orn waa not hurried near Mussolini, being a little confused by nil th* to parcel fut food for countries time he was statlmml at Parril th* area of home* constructed fnt owned by the Tuca Airline, crash
ing a t th« home in BunneU of hU
Island,
S.
C-,
and
subsequently
In
n o tio n camp,
ed and binned at Libertad, about -|
name* of people and organiia* which net! It but which can
daughter, Mr*. A. M. McDaniel, because, tbe Milan official' ealu, lion* mixed up in the world food pay for It. j Under this Iward are New River. 8. C.. w h erch o ox. veteran might l«e reduced from 6C miles from Managua.
wU| b« held a t 10:00 o'clock h t g ar* order* not (p r l « * t*1* famine. Thla la an attem pt — a number -of committee* which peel* to return lo receive hi* die- n 1,000 to ftno square foot m ini-1
d Resident Is
m orning a t the Erickson two alnners against God'* law only an attem pt, mjnrl.you - • ■neclalite lit certain eommodltle*. charge.
mutn. This request, he said, was
SI..VBI H IBH lll.k’l)
Funeral llam a with P r. E. D. together.
to make the whole ihuatlon a For in itan cl there • ■ committee
In
response
lu
a
request
from
Injured In Wredc
Not very f a r from the cemetery, bit dearer,
„ officiating.
I n ta m a n i
MIAMI. Ap r . 23, </P>— A
on Wheat, k committee on oils
ouiing Authority
th* Federal tlou
bo made In Evergreen Como* 8JKK) prisoners hi the 8an Vittore
F
irs
t
of
*1L
th
e
re
*
the
United
young
couple »m discussing the
and
fata,
a
\
committee
on
meat,
for
this
space
ridurtion
due
to
MU* Vli
Culbregth o f Do‘ oil nave been engaging in a gun Nation* Relief and Rehabilitation |p d so on. E^ch committee figure* Housholder to Speak
the -fuel that more than 5o per housing situation in a drug stora,
injured
. Land hod
police sine* Sunday. A dm inistration, b etter known aa gut h(
> cam e to Sanford
A
man
standing nearby apole*
mt(ch of *
In Behalf of Holland M
nf'oV the vcter.rP. housing
The Milan radio say* tbe trouM. UNRRA, of which f o rm e r‘ New
giied for overhearing, but
be soldi to nation* needing
would
co*t.
W U UM 1 not
IIW4 er,y««l *«.&00 in %
«-««
a eoUUion
sta rted when official* refused de York .M ayor Florello LaGuardia
then lit m akei It* rrcom
he just happened to have n b o u s e
which
E rn est F. Jtousholder. life Th* dale of the hearing wa* set they might like. The delig:
mend* fo r th e release of certain b director general. UNRRA’* job mendsUon to! thr Combine.! Food
c h in
by
th*
Coinmi**ion
for
Wednesilbraatt
S p eu erd L. Hoiir»e WCIA1
|iniuiroiV«4?’
la to luppljr^food free to certain
couple turned .over • 120 d sp o ilt
___ wbkm'caa either accept long friend of Spesiei
tay. May 8. at 9:00 p.m .
driving
n a tio n s
o r rei*ct 1L The renratenia- land, wilt speak brer WDBO to
•mi
rushnl
gleefully
„
__
_
need It b ut can 't
Authoritalion to repair
the
- ...........
J
F
&
pay for I t There are 49 member Me of the I h itc i Kute*, Britain night nt 10:4a o'clock Sh behalf City dock on First Btroet at an dr.j>«. only lo find it wae all Mi,
being dri
and met eporadic fire na tlona In UNRRA. bat there are.
Canada Ion the Combined of the former governor'* candid •lUmated cost of 9490 wa* given trine. Now thr couple if stilt
M S .'ty t a r
i by Mrs.
cDanlel
p riso n er* ." From t t a
Board ir e the agriculture acy for the United State* Smata. to the O. B. McCUntock Company looking for a house, and police
13 nation*
■tlfied a*
In
cHtehael
Mr. Housholder woe born in
public add rose «)r»tem i
/
food but
Im of those throe nation*.
Minneapolis, Minn,, the manu are looking for the stronger,
W . T . MltcheU and H n . prtaon came a th rea t th a t the
“u T ______ there's tthe Famine Emer- Bartow, thi birthplace of Mr, 6f
In other
facturer*
of.,
the
clock'.
Mast
of
.'a job to feed IS nation*. seney Cxjmmli^*, which wa* set Holland, and went to school with thi* outlay will be for new part*.
Ex-servicemen who have kxrt
priM M r* w o uM *w itg-26 guar.1*
Calid keep tbe record* «trail!
an ry# or limb have been ta u g h t
fhU up by Proeident Truman a t toon Florida'* Wartime chief executive. Mr. Sayer **WI.
they a n ' h o id in t'M - m o U f u un*
»*P ! & T & T r s ; » .
leee th e ir demand* for liberty a re
IS nation* p ra t Albania, ' I t bocatno a ip a re n t th a t there Mr, Itmuholder
served In
by Bed Cross Volunteer M otor
Acreptano w*» made ol n Corps
at the
th e two Soviet p
'
State
Senate., during
du
by tomorrow. The captive*
f a m i n g , t Ihi
h i , B
U te . Beiwte...
Um
cfc ^ —
...... ‘
member* in California
R ussia and tbe
rage a la
nahdldat*'* admJnislroUon.
( C e a t t w M c Ov, r a « e B ta )
to drive automobile*.
•grt-A.;--•
. j ■< i*> id ™
Robbery Of Mussolini’s Grave
And Prison Riot Stirs Milan
Final Riles For City To Permit
Stone Will Be Naval Craft To
Held Thursday Tie Up At Pier
isa
Questions Asked 1
By Sanford Boys
Stymie AAF Men
Harper Named
i. vi' M f .t landing rnn. ^hairmaiH)11 ounty
Selective Service
? Secretary Asserts
Frank Unaware Of
Maidanek
In States A fter 23
Months Overseas
Americans Can Hardly Be Blamed For
Being Confused About Relief Groups
2
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P A G E TW O
n iR SANFPRD-HJBRAU>, HANFORD, PLORIfM
The Sa n fon] I^r a Icl
:w . , i l » i * * n »
•a
■■■ ■w w i-
- r —-
i,
The
iea«
411}' >i»r<
««■<!■» el
Set rev*. KterMe
T U E S D A Y . A P R IL 2 3 .M 9 4 £ .
tm
1 ■’ i* r r r ,. _ l ! ;r ‘
r - '~ M i living in agrirultuie. If he will ture appealing, and everyone
talk w ith experienced farmer-,. wishes them well. It I*, however.
Agricultural Extsa*ton Service Ve ry,'Im p o rtan t fu r ttlbse who _
enter *-thH». vyeatw tr t u J l u j y witl^~~“
A, a n d
**U»e«»— - w h o _______r—with- the peohtewr -«f a -rra lb ltic underitartatng of whnt
well ax the ‘ |s***ihilitte» bf fa rm ia noceaaarj' to attata their ott- ^
ing. he will tx able to develop Jectlvea; If * they have mch a tif.
hi* plan* with greater prom.ee understanding, their chanre* of®/
of eucceiie than he would w ithout »ucce»» w ill be fa r greater than ^
the InfTiAnatlbn th at He ra n ob they ftrould l»e otherwlie.
tain from »oel»people.
wKAItTIKIUMU: UBCOKimii
There are rseoy tactari, to be
W ESTOa, Jklaw., Apr, 23, UP)
(,
taken into ronxlderation in agri
.
aei»
culture—market demand, acreage, — Weston College seismograph*
production methods, »oil condition, have recorded n fa irly strong
pe*t o n tro l, cost* and re tu rn i, earthquake originating in the
and other*—an d .th e veteran who southwest Pacific area. The Warn
is thinking about funning ahould ton Collcgxfcseisrnoiogist, the Itsv-^
learn a* much a* he ran about erend Daniel Llrvyhan. says that
the shock may have been in the
all of thltn.
A fter their wor experiencea, it area south of Java, or In t h e A
i* eagy to undentand uhy many New Zealand region. It w u n o t™
veteran.* find the quiet and the as strong a* some of the recent'
characteristic of agricul- i earthquake* recurded.
: GUNPOW DER "TEA
*
Itegartlltn?
11
**f w h a t e v e n tu a lly liuppon* to ( h e - O I ’A.
t h t .sjtiiat**in
iirryhifrU n H&l b e Agwlemoralk ln g aw p t L t p r r ^ .
M * s« a .sH » r* '
...... AOM'.rK florB H YoVy H.H p ain ted by tilt* Nuo ti.h rr *t, o n , >i i i r p m i o iiim tio n al M an u factu ru r* A w iaciation. T h e co u n try I* C ertainly
m l > N . a r ' l » i a , « M r r I b f a r t n o t g o in g to hell if th e O P A is aho .ish eii, and yet a tnm lerC u m * ' • ( Marrfc n. •«V».
«V’ fl»*o In th e |iric* level m ay be .ex p ected if ull -ceilings
H O L L I M I t.. OI1AN
a r c p re c ip ito u sly t i’mo'T*d.
■U l l . r
o o a o o s im i.i
W e w ould p re fe r to sci* th e OPA g ra d u a lly liq u id ated
Mnnssrr
t l s silrr*t
ll
next two y e a r s w ith som e 'lim itatio n s re m a in
■t'lini i i i r r i n x n.lT K i
ing on hm isc re n ta ls cv ei) lo n g e r th a n th a t, if all its reguI ' s i s k l r In A 4 » H «
Tf C a r r O r , m i l l
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• •“ la tio n s w e re p rep ared in a s S T o f ju s tic e to ull p a rtie s
) j » M m Ik :----------- ------ --------*jh COnCel ned am i if its p ric e ce n g s could he en fo rced w ith
f k rrr N ralkr
I.M
I>
n ilk i
Mi - M
e q u al fa irn e s s and firm n e a a . S ince th e n atio n al econom y
tm
lias been ta u g h t to w alk on c ru tc h e s , it is h a rd ly f a ir to
A ll ebllesrr M IlM S t»t*m ••
Ik ia n k a . . . . . . l u l l o i . . a m i « « t l r m - I kick th e p ro p s o u t ‘fro m u n d e r It.a r. o f a sudden.
■I t r f l i l u i i r t u f s r Ik * e w e r o •» • I
H ow ever, w hen P re s id e n t T ru m a n a n d h is a d m in is tra
. w l s l u ffcM*. w i l l Vt r f c u i r U f a r
tion cam e o u t in fav o r Of im m e d ia te w age increase** follow
*| m ilu a/irrllrlii
Kh Imhu
Irm ru tw '
H«( h m » « i i - ing th e w a r and set th e s ta g e fo r th e in d u s tria l s tr if e w hich
l l i r a , In i-, r r r r m m l a T k r l l r o l i l h a s m a rk e d o u r reco n v ersio n e f f o r ts , th e y th em selv es w ere
in | k n n a i l - s a l l l r l l nl m l * r r l l n l n n
A ny reaso n ab le mat)
U l f i m n r r m n l n l n l n n l In Ifc- l a r * - so u n d in g th e d e a th knell o f th e -O P A .
•nt t t l k i In
Ikr
r n a n l r r Milk k new th a t you could n o t ra ise w ag es iv jth o u t d an g e ro u sly
i r l a r l k n l k r n l i | n n r l T r n In C k i r n a n
in c re a sin g th e p re ssu re a g a in s t th e p ric e ceilings w hile .In
■Ml U r n Vofk. 1
te r r u p tio n -of» p ro d u ctio n in th e m id st O f g re a t n a tio n a l
i
M
in
o
r
nl
Tkr
TIM- H r r s M In I
nklrk In r*Hn s h o rta g e s w as sim ply to in v ite th e v e ry in fla tio n w hich
A nn nrl ntp vl I ' r - s s
ikr
nnr
Inr
rr
•
d » > l » r n t l l l n l In
> SUnalrkr* C h e a te r H ow ies fe a rs.
•
• i t l l m l n n n l all
rm ltln l In II nr nnl nlkrr*n«r
T h e n e t e ffe c ts o f a s itu a tio n w hich finds th e monwv
TV**II re In tku *i,p»r nnS nl —
Ikr Inrnl n***n imkllikrS fcrmln. in th e p o ck ets o f th e co n su m in g public b ein g c o n sta n tly in
All. rlrfktn la rr|**kllrnl»nn nl •»>»- c re a se d while* th e p ro d u c tio n o f goods is c u rta ile d is to b rin g
Hut I liH lr k M fcrmln ir r nlnn r»m ore an d m ore p re s s u re a g a in s t th e O P A 's p rice ceilings
an d to tu r n b u y e rs fro m th e le g itim a te d e a le rs w h e re prices
T l.'K K P A Y . a p h i d 23
a re low' a n d good* u n o b ta in a b le to th e black m a rk e ts w here
(h e p rices m ay he Jdgb h u t w h e re a n y th in g can he hought(
fo
r ft price.
' lim r.H \ t'U S h H I It T O D A Y
Mon* a n d mon* o n e ft h e a rin g su ch co m m en ts in th<*
SOM E S A Y T H A T HINCt.
W E A U K liE S H K N t;i:ti FROM m a rk e t places, "I didn’t a sk you how m u ch it co sts.* I w ant
C ltA W t.tN t; G R E A T U n C S t t t . some*'bacon.” * Or, "D o n ’t tell m e 'y o u h a v e n ’t, a n y b u tte r.
A L S O S H O U LD O K A tV L W H Y , I’m w illin g to p ay fo r i t .’’ If th e public can n o t fin d w h at
N O T It KM EM It K it .T H A T W h
C E R T A IN L Y A U K D IV IN E A N D It w a n ts a t one sto re , i t goes to a n o th e r. T he g o v ern m en t
tM M O ltT A I. A N D A l l A lM 'U o seem s Co ’Ih* a s p o w erless to s to p black m a rk e t o p e ra tio n s
PR 1 ATESI.YTt
I
1 »» *t *'° »'* g u tb -'u ^ it w as to sto p b o o tleg g in g In th e p ro h ib itio n d ay s.
unit nil
*y,u ■”
*af lhl‘ :
How h ig h will p ric e s g» if th e O PA is su ddenly abol
M oil lll|c>
— ’ ".'1. . E l E
jis h e d ? T h a t is h n rd to sa y , ev en f o r C h e ste r Bowles, he
A new bout, *,n K’loti'ls History c a u se e v e ry th in g d ejierfis upon p ro d u c tio n . N a tu ra lly in
tins recently Ixen publisltcd. It c re a se d p ro fits fo r m a n u f a c tu r e r s wRI stim u la te p ro d u ctio n
it "i* loriitn Become* A Stale' n, an d com iH ititton an d a s m o re a n d m ore goods a r e produced
'W . T . Cash, Slat.* t ibisrinn. nut
may b* procured from llit* Fieri lu p rices will ten d to r e tu r n to n o rm a l. H ow ever, a t f irs t it is
O n le n n iitl Ctm nii.sion in Tslln- i re a -o n a b le to ex p ect a p ric e in c re a se , a n in crease to a level
( prol a b ly , iiIkhU h a lf w a y b etw een p re s e n t OPA p rices and
haaaee.
III
H ag M lJi
A i m a*
FLOYD A- PALMER
S p e c ia l A g en t *
S an fo rd
PHONE
F lo rid a
932*1
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
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of
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A M ER IC A
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Stop Washina, Diapers
S O F T F IL M Y
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-stVioi\e"tbT o tb rt,,.u> '
N obody isP going to like th e s e p ric e Increases ex cep t,
that g u h * i »
i* maintaining
-• of co u rse, th e p ro d u cers. A nd som e fo lk s a rc g o in g to lie
Rural Common Sense
Ilrsx Seal
strong po*!-.**r
*inmlinK atiiiy |lu r t by th t m , lint a s b e tw e e n b lack m a r k e ts , w ith all th e •
fly Spud* Johnson
aolaly In pro tret bar own
i - g a iig s te ris m an d '.uw lcssncas t h a t th e y Involvy, an d h ig h ei Piodurt* (Vb
againnt aKar»«»ion
Y«*. 'the* piiceH, lh e la tie r is o rd flirah le. N o rm al re a d ju s tm e n ts will
l.iikt, W iuth i* ju*t In-gin (I ng VETEHAN THINKING AllLUT
tnilitniliOir* nrighb«r»* Itk*- li *
p ro b ab ly follow w ith in a y e a r.
t u i i .n . i l i* I.,,. Intv) lo rr*)liiaura have gut to l«- wnliheil
PA KM WILL DO WELL TO
possible of their home food sup
plies. It ia alto well for them tn
try to produce more th in une
cash crop for market. D iversifica
tion is jp*t a* im portant In farm
ing today n* it ever Was,
Many farm s being operated- by
ore not large, as farm s
*lu, t u city maiMigc, i* w ^ tli.
GET INFORMATION FtltKT veteran*
, hr .uiliirn tr*ignnli<m uf City
W hat may prove to (»■ lb**
Since the end of the war, go, and this means tlikt Intensive
Mtilwigri E VV. tilth wruirni o.l - c u e , of veteran* have gone into agriculture must lx pt act Med to
Unite,I N a l lu ll a HiifaniKitioflV
islutday i-rcmi*** uf u wage *al<- farming jn FI,A Ida, and it is the make them successful. Uivctsifica
fltpt mill rnnut * Hull* 1,1 11
W hile every b o d y is e x cited o v e r g e ttin g h o uses built r,iv*j-*y "Tliff Im»* iif Mr. tirjb hope of ail th a t they will succeed. lion, rotation, *o,l conservation
*vn# chuiiKintr lt» name to " U N . '
tmsgine the heaitlnem. ^ny* tic f,,r v e te ra n s , 100 G Is in D allas. T ex ,, h a v e decided to build i* nothing short of tw luni y,"
home are ranting poultry, other* and improvement, anil careful
eftiirn , and those *>■ are raising livestock, and other* planning B r^’ hcccssary
Wa»hiiiKtnu Sim . " f n llmleciilrU th e li ow n. T h e co m p an y , c a re d th e G i c o n stru c tio n Co. is - id one
- - now
Nontc lands, such a* much of
have u chance lu are concentrating un euch crop*
A fte r UnpleaMiit L'linilincsx." in
federal uCitage availnlde for
p jn
in nnti *ho* their abilil ~ n* vegi table*, flower*, and citrus the
-U n to Prove tJ N IlltA ”
It i* headed l>y it fo rp ie r c h ie f p e tty o ffic e r w h o built a ir s trip s
homesteads,
simply are not fertile
in th e P acific, wi t h u fo rm e r a rm y tech n ic a l s e rg e a n t an d t)( cottl*e they do not have * u h and olhcr fruits. W hatever their enough tn produce
In em llbir!
crop* profit,
jl.illty. anil none know it Ixl !er specialties all o f. them will d-< ably, a ltd veteran* who hove
well
to
keep
in
mind
the
import
limn
them*
Ivr*."
Smiliil*
to
us
fire rr Oar.,.,,, hvrutn* „f m«ny f“ '
x h ^ L.P^'JlJJ
b u ild in g s k ills u n d e r
thought df obtaining farm* should
like th" iiniii- nbl atgunient of h** ance of producing na much as I investigate carefully the condition
riud*nta.c"hld' rougl1,' going “ last Hr,; in E u ro p e a n d th e P a c ific , e x p e c t to put up it00 poun^ ^ ‘‘indU|xn*ahli> man" tin t i « e
- of the noil and its possibilities
•week when p,,*ing for „ pictmxj g iv in g ve te ra n s p re fe re n c e as iiis t n in t r s .
rlie y even nunnie the length and hr«a llh of A n trbefore b u ying,-----DOQ
luiidlngs,
each
with
110
a until Father Time and lie
■t— od att-odeai, fo m i-to ck o *„id**:, [ j H,
lu lls o f g e tt in g th e G l tu a ti.— T h e y have en countere d
It is highly im portant that tinroom*.
The
room
s.
w
ill
•
probably
1
w**9 ticked her **ut i „ -.an.' Him ,,
,,*,(*1 b u ild in g m a t e iM s h o rla g e s , b u t th e ir b a ttle fie ld tickle took a hand in the mat sr,
veteran investigate before he
l x conv rted into 2. 3 and 4 room C s into the ra th e r complex
wag rescue,I tn n mo*t uornnianllc
\
|n im h ,(1 stead
| marmi r . . , * .rd in . M u-rm *,,. e xp e rie n ce s in Im p r o v is in g have stotal th e m n M « « l s u u
[ness of Dying to make n
I Hollywood tty th - sea 1* pl*i- lyntta, and rents wili lx moderate, huslri
but, wr* don't,im niinr Orwr 'e a r f 1, In this* civ ilian w-otlfThfy hav t> b o u g h t arm y t r k.
------ning a .new ISBO.tKM) ssater fyL- |ft I* predicted. ,
fgr=i niuth.’whti
w«» jiisf^iu ahp rpi , !ju II(Jo? lts * iiu l iiiov't* th u l^ w o rk e rs fro n i jo b U> jo b in an tem Width w ill has a a (apa(it»|
laeitwl m
. _
—1 T " X dlrrctie* hus b o * roraivrd
fhbed out.
/
; a rm y a m b u lan ce w hich th e y have co n v erted .
of l.fttKi.OPO gallon* a day, twit*
-3 -- , * » j to
place
Ahe
Naval A it HtdUun ur
H ere’s a h e a rte n in g v e te ra n s to ry . T h ese m en *«ce '* -rauch a* the system now in ke y -West, which inclodeg Boca
Prom ll, [-lilts of the - S tale
11*0. , * '
'
Chirp Field, in * reduced opcnieome frirn-..y rommenl* rev or I not w a itin g fo r th e g o v e rn m e n t to do so m e th in g fo r th e m .
Ing the cahdidn.y of Spe**ard T h ey h av e le a rn e d t h a t ,th u g o v e rn m e n t, like God. helps
. .
T otai' Ix ttin g on. horse' rate* lionai-.staius.-on A i a y t ; “
f'olland for Unllinl Htatei Sena th o s e w ho hulp th e m se lv e s.
* .
during
th*
12u
day.
*e**on
jist
lo r Say* tin- Fetrutndinu News.
ended nt Gblfslreiim, Hialeah and
“ Mr. Ilodumr* service* a* Gov
TlOpienl I’nrk amounted to StCX,- ('
ernor uf Florida were completely
171IJS54. Of this nnunint th* sta te s |!
satisfactory tn tit- innk and fill*
,
■—----------...
,
.share i* |tO,5pn,Oj5 of which 16c
(
of .Flor i!it voter*” and in Del
C e n tr a l nm l S o u th A m e r ic a n c o u n tr ie s a r e u ia tliiig f o r 40H,7t4 will g„ to the old age
r
rsy the News ►*>•*, “ Hi w*n*
!< make Florida a states man) Ike to u rftt* fro n t th o U n iteti S tfttea in n v e ry p ractical m a n n e r. | ensiun fund mid the tem alrder
will be divided among the U7
senator."
S tu d y in g thin c o u n try ’s ro a d b u M In g tech n iq u es a r e 21 e n counties
g in e e rs from S o u th A m e iic a . T h ey a re a tte n d in g t r a f f i c
_______
We may not l.uve money enutigh
ill Florida to build aiie'.untc ho»- co n tro l c lasses i t ' Yale U n iv e rs ity , g e llin g re a listic t r a i n i n g . Diver* seeking to recover the
u n d e r s ta te h ig h w ay d e p a r tm e n ts by w o rk in g on new pro- j < o.eoo.uoo Artec tr.msurc from
lU ls or suitable school iuildinr
ul we have plenty for mcklrn k I , , , ; , v b i t l w w iu lp m o n t 1-lnnlH »ml
. b s o r t l m r a , ; r i . ; , V ' | , ' „ ir T i;i,,|,!,'i r K :
gMitbling.
The n-a uu •* \
u fl f « t of water oil litnow ami all -the t;hipa are In. D ol U. s h ig h w a y -m a k in g m e th o d s ,
W hen th e v is itin g e n g in e e rs tra n s p la n t th c a e th e o rie s j Florid* Key*, am! who are mlng
ing the 120 day noriort ain-mlavc
ft
reached IjfOO.tHHi persons And diet* in to re a lity in th e ir ow n re g io n s, th e N o rth A m erican n u to -ja ir h s in m n to chip away the
Ft. ling amounted to IKW.COO.ooo. m o b ilU i will begin to feci a t hom e w h in in g o v er th o r o a d s (heavy coTal A waaing the w»«k.
\ - Of course some of- that money o f h is neighbors, to th e s o u th . A t p re s e n t th e re a r c few ^ * , 7 ^ , " "
h ^ e ‘ jl’X h " a‘ *o
w/nt back to the public, a sixnl-i''
f , chunk to the state. Hut -race! t a- > gotxl autom ohr.o ro ads, n n d th e ru n -A m c rlc a n H ig h w a y t s ;j,ave n - p o r t n l a few tiinor
o|x ru to rs dldn’l d\{ ^o.lmd either. not ’y e t ready, fo r a n y c o m fo rta b le tra v e l, b ecau se th e r e ibrush,-* »lth oetopl and man-eat-
VeteranB Build Homes
N A T A -P A X
BIG PKG.
(4
D O Z L iN )
89<t
With F(ushaway> u » N a ta -P a n ti th t
alw ays-froih, w«t*proof p a n tits mad#.
•
*
TOUCHTON DRUG CO.
TALKING TIRES]
• South American Roads
E
What inflation has dune lo the
prt;e of home* for .returning vet
erans is shown by a report ef
b tht- Natloiiat' Housing Ageixy
which says that low priced hohirx
have risen •• much as Oh percc-it
in ’cost. Kems 30.0C) home* in
California, It say* (and wa might
add. in Florida) now cost ad perP M t ntore than they did in iPfn
What tbia mean* to tbs veteran
who went o ff to w ar a.few yearago selling hh home for W.OUu,
having to buy It bhek now foe
' t t l , 000, should ba fa irly plain .*<*
anyone. They don’t (Ike 'll.
re m a in so m any g ap s in Its co n stru c tio n . T he tra v e ilo r is jing *»hatk».
lim ited by th e few p lan e a n d rnhw ay ro u te *
flo w j {VbU u #m^ T e riHo. which
an d pluddlriK Iiuito * Hnlrt holds him to th e liirjrtir ccn lo rn i jh-^ now busily niKRitfil tn pJrmw ith o u t m uch ch an ce to view th e c o u n try sid e ns h e dDes-f^tn^ spring house cleaning, the
campaign w ill start May u amt
iu h is c a r n l hom e.
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
hr
W IL L A R D C O N N O L LY ]
Plant C ity, winter ,strawberry
capital, which ‘normally plan*.*
about 0)000 acres of berries, was
down to 1,000 acres ln.lA4 3 , ax.
A House m ilitary sub-committee Pitt* to complete planting uf
la bp in arms with a 23,000 word 2JHK) eerra .this year A n d , to be
report showing that 142 soldier. back .to.fl.00P acre* by li M f ; Quick
4>#y* bfen sentenced to death by
rpurt-m artial iin :e tlie war began.
W » hope the report includes wh*l
;. crimes tho**- soldiers _>ad eo-uraitted, before they w.*re vrvculed.
I f they were murder, tape ant
mutiny, it doe* not aeem to us
j D ial tinder wartime conditions
eueb penalties e rr e*ccs»|ve. And
froicii food concerns ike having
a hard time soeurlng berrlea beesuse i Of the. high fresh berry
market. Krtises. Inc.. a complite
stainless steel operation, peeks
berrlea fo r the ice cream trade,
a pack that runs anmtally wheat
continue through May IK. ( ‘afro,I
C. Fraasr ha* been named general
chairman o f. the ^rejected citywide, clean up. The Marion Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce is bs' k -J .
tng th* iTFj?e- to make Ocate “ a
iflute biautlful, healthier, * aiid
wealthier community,"
_t
The Federal Housing Authority
recently approved the eenverehm,
of Naval A ir Station bachellor
officefa quartan Into 04 housing
units for* veterans. It t» bvtlevml
ti<> H n i W L ■ J l i j g B l j p i « i kw h
p o p u latio n interested, directly or in
d ire c tly , in •tipplylifji you with tfa*
k in d of telephone service you want.
me
are your friends And nei|h| Mod of people you like to
meet, to know, to vKIt with. They ire
ktaniy alert to civic movements . , .
eagerly participate in community ac
'Stafford’s Service
tiv itie s .
‘
•* ”
With thalr oarninn anti
tbejf are an importnt -factor ht local
Telephone foilntnake up w big-family . prosperity. And youTL find them
—« *0 Ul nf more than 36,000 people,
everywhere—for the telephone Com
•re the largest group employed
pany U a local
the nine
by aU the
WEn
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THANK Mil
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of I iKc Yimirue. iVli.i.r 'KAY.
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< h ItKKSK, T. K. M lkSuN
imil MltS
M GEN 'N N i.f
Si.i rriilti.
Ilit1•|H-opli*n of Ilif county iif r r
hurtling - nri.l .hurtling about tlw
town doing tfioij- K a»ur .hupping
. . . rlolhfy nnd gift* . . . Other
-hopper* included: MltS. .1. 1). llrnilev (Mhnm U chairm an of the
iluioinat ine com ml lire.
First Week of Cancer
Drive Totals .$240.00
s o c ie t y
H o rro r
• Krininiilf County’. campaign In
T E L E . N O . 148 lu ll.' t -,!MIO lo fight cancer iltir-
V e c c lia T ru lu e k
Social Calendar
Howard Hoteler, .Ir.
To Wed Atlanta Girl
TTEMDAV
; l* . and 1
Pilot -Club dinner meeting . t A tlanta ate
M ayfair Hotel at 7.TO !’. U. Of- gngrm rnt am
ti er* for the etuuinv; year w tll-riage of then
b- instidled by Mr*. S ara H u g h ’ ; to Howard i
v f the Orlando I'd a i Club. *
Mr. and Mas,
^ B e n e fit Hridj:.' and r h im -e Labe Mary,
p e c k e r p atty to be given by the bewail event
.American Legion Auxiliary at [’• M. at the
th e l.euinn Hut at tshin l*> M. byiermn Chu
t all 592-R for reserv atio n >.
with Rev. Jo t
" KSi.V LSI.’A 1
’
Mis* Johns
The P liuatnca t
; of the Commercial I
Presbyterian 1outwit v
silt lam a in d u ll
m eet with Mr*. J. L. Obrley «n .I'liiployal by
( itnerpn Aveinie n l T;0d P. .M ’All"-*"" f|r
i lemlwr* arc tinted » uller.X
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. • r illT ts liA V
«’nU" »
hr J
«ALe Intermedin: • *UfU ’A.m lt- | Reserve in S
J ^ o t the H r*: Ha'pU ’ t l ufeli tte e tv td hi*
W .l have It rover dist. -'Jl V
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to e church unite:-. >' .I n .
p ^ arj
Semintou Rcbeknh Lodge No. ■
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4 1 wilt meet in Wn- t;.i m-Knw »
i tj
Hall at
H:lip P. M.
l*O C #ll l& l
FRIDAY
fte e c iv t*
County Council P. T. ‘
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m eat > t the Gyncv^ School nl
The
S iinfoni' Rtdieknh l.txlge
11:00 a. in.*
Jlie N. lie V. Howard Chapter N'o. 4 3 , wn» one of the seven
o f the t ’.H.L'.- v. if I.. :■■ nl the lodges, of fit chosen from the
ih.i’tne of Sit*. I*.- K. H"'.nitilUt, S tale of Florida to be flhced
^ i l - Palm etto., Avemn-. at U'.-O uh - the hunnr r*dl- l^ 'ttu ee of
a tt" n d a n re rrrw membership* n'.'d
"R* MT’for a"liU*itie-* na-eli:-g.
yearly program nt a ' statevatVyiTho .V. iIn. V .-H “ '-..ir- C.i^pte, ihg in (t?l.nuJu April lb and 17.
of the IJ.D .r. will rn n 'ltirt n-e- Mr*, .bw C Morrow, national
tnorial services a t- tho E j green
l(f Rnln-kiih Iwlges, mntle
Cem etery at 1:00 P, M
lli» presentation and Mrs. Charlie
---- ^ f o le received the uwoiil, Mrs.
Mary Roily of Snnfonl also par
ticlpalrd in-the- program.
Those from Sanford attending
□TtcS ] w ere: Mr*. Roily, Mr*. Ivan RuImwr Mi* Charles Cole. Mr*.
SjKnBj George Ewan and Mrs. D. C.
M fS B k Howard.
tso n
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Mr*. Frank Lee ami Mr*. liar*
Kara llilhert of New Sm yrna were
shopper*- in Snnfurti S aturday.
Friend* of Dickie Roundtree, *ott
»f % , end Mr*. A. D. Round tree,
v.!1Pregret to hear th a t ho broke
hi* arnt Sunday nflenm on.
Mr*. Kdword K ircher flew to
Atlanta, (la,, yesterday to attend
n conference concerning tuberculosia.
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Mr*. Manila Griffin of Jacluon*
villet i* visiting with her daughter,
Mr*. J, K. Higgins, nt 317 hia*t
Twenty-second S treet.
. Air*. E. T. Shutley of Daytona
Reach i* n g u rst of Mr*. W. L.
Henley at her home, 308 We*t
Fifteenth S treet,
Mr*. K athryn Rrooka ha* re
turned from u hu*lne*» trip to
Huine* City, where she spent a
week.
'F r ie n d * of A n d rew , Stine will
he aJilil to learn th a t he has re
cuperated from a recent Hines*
a m t' is abb- to retu rn to work. *
Mr. - and Mr*. R. I,. Sin* and
daughter, Durham Jean , of O r
lando. were recent visitor* b f Mr.
idl,| Mr*: J. P. Wilson a t th e ir
haute on Tw entieth S treet.
Mrs. Mary Rawlins ha* departed
for u trip to Cubit und will enjoy
1visiting in Palm Reach and Mi
ami enroutc to Ifavann.
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‘H arriet Miller spent Sunday* In
'C learw ater visiting her hrother■in-law and sister, Mr. mid Mr*.
A . 1 Thoma*
Mr*. It. YV. Coyard and Mr*.
Seward larrnbrigbt of Daytona
• ere -hopper- in Sanford on S a t
urday
*
UAPTV ■ itm T H fT Y r
April i i
Mix* Melba Frederick
.
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C a r t e r -pent
th" wi-ekmii in 'New Sm yrna a*
the guemts of Hi arjd lit* . It.-H .
F a ii
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s e p lrr-m v iv n i-w in la•vrnittg nl 7, to I M
ula -Me* ley a n < buiTi
hrmieh 3H.
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Sfr~
J. K
,|l(, i t , , ,
( ,|i,. Suiulay
1U|U(I
|in rn
aling from a
Hall returned from
inif the next IJ month* i* off to
it flying M art. Glenn Llngle. J r ,
campaign chairman. nnimunr* t
today. Tobulathm* of receipts for
the fir*! week of ilie cam paign
*hnwed gift* amounting lo J'Jtu.
Mr. Llngle ulsu uiuiouorerl th.it
on Thursday the member* of the
Senior l'ln»* will canvas* the
residential section* of Sanford for
donation* nn<| Snttird.iy hit* been
net a*ide in tag day.
"I am rnitfid^U l Knt we Will
(to over the top and have so
informed Dean YY’nltef J . Mather*
iy, the sta le campaign chairm an."
I.in»;le declared. "The fund* wi’J
lie u*ed to finance educational
service and . research program s
designed immediately to reduce
by nt least one third the annual
toll of runcer death* and u lti
mately thiough r e s e a r c h lo
stamp out our number on* enemy
in disease*." he. added.
"Please don’t w ail to be solic
ited but mail your contribution*
now to A. It. Peterson, general
chairman for Seminole t’ngnty or
to Miss Dorothy Crumley, Sanfopi, Fla.,” Mr. Lingle .urged.
Some recent conliibutnr* are:
Randall Chase,' flOO; Julius Ding,
felder, $35} Arcade P a c k a g e
S to re .. *5; * Stricklaml-M unl*pu.
Hi; l.e* Soiurs, (3 ; .1. C. Penny,
If*: Homer’s Soda Shop, S5;
Staudani t'll ContphriV, H>. Fnthk
IN an*, lil t, tlleim I,ingle, 13
Truthscekers Knjoy *
Easter Party, Meet
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RRIM I.KY . MRS. tiF.ORCF. M.
: F UAKRIKT. MRS. W. J
NF.T; F. i'KAo* TI.KS ..r t tsteeii, MdS. ERIC
L E A N -f VHII.KN. MRS II.. PERK IN S nl
A-V-tmnirwtmdr-V*RS.' E M 7. A HCTII
LUU. f t lit- jy
and T ^ K
c*n*. :*£ msocisT r>v &
C*iCltN
klitMlWu i8tW At5Nj*4c05nV
tWV&ilWSlidS.'rOU Wi
POTtCTEO fkD« T«A ttOVO WlTTt
/VNV OtsEh 6rniAT>OK5 Wl« OA.
The regular monthly meeting of
Irn tliixet! .V inet3 _« m
“ The Truthscekem " of the hirst
Methodist Cliurch was helrl Mon
day afternoon nt 3:00 o'clock in
the church annex. The meeting
wus called lo order by the presi
dent, Mr*. John Vaughan and
Mrs. Jennie Putnam gave the
devotional.
Report* front alt committee*
were good and especially the
1 tn ffe tn s lid w rth a h lu ck p i. tit:*
••J i .mill W ide a Soon I
financial* xeporl which revealed Alumt V" ir E aster Itonm-t
•Hat
It H <It CM I TV and
that the tl'iil Umd assumed by arm ' r.il g-w- f.b it" " •' * -,i .10 I'.Uit were ina!l **1*0 .
the women at the beginning of
r | \| Ml I I l i t l;N |urN
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the year 1,, help with the vxten
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l .i i k
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slop amt laid.ting fun.I luid ticin
,
mi t
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paid to full with sonic funds
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remaining m .th e. ttc-iL-iu*
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Mm. iVivy t !iii|timitt iiiutv-l ll»f
Lrmup trill* tin1 trnntcrt win r»* nt*
Kii**tf*r ikl' hunt wan
j The hunt wan, fullmk* «| li> thf*
ri3iCNALiiwMiiiv rOkiCY*..
T E R R ACE T A L K
Insurance
Plus
S e rv ic e "
VNDUEW
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Hospital in Jncksonand fncml* will be
, |ltt, . , 0- U reeuper
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AGENCY
YVITIHMT TEAM
the* m retinr
j .1 P. Dnniiuv und family of
l-YNCimUHG. YT .. Apr. 23, (71’’ i Jacksonville w ere guest- of Mr.
—Spec* Garbs-e i< a has■bail man- amt Mr*. U. A. Edmonds ut their
ager without a team. He Inst -lux.home 115 West Ninth S treet over
entire hall rtp;i in a single *d iy. Tin Easter botldnys.
Manager of John-on <'itv Garia-e
-----------Mr«. Catherine llerner left Sunha<t only one player. Kn-H
JunioF High School M1" lent*, if
day to visit for some time, with Mis. Richaiti Eaton** > t i e n t h
A li-tei. utnl-r rant ra n M,-A
her daughter am! son-in-law. Mr. glad.’ room and Edward S Mai
llttfdesl to join the' Navy.
uml Mis. R. E. Daniel of 'It -tinII*. eighth graib- mhuu enjoy--.•
a wetlier roast and gam e- out doors Saturday evening uL tb*
WAKE UP UUSINESS /
'It*. Mary Strong ha» a- guest* home of Mr. nml Mrs, J F. Moore
By Atlverliatinf In j
nt h,*r home this p ic k .
Mi*. on East Twentieth Street.
Thr I VNNIE DIGGERS appmiii.j
Firmer* llibb Allen and
Co pi. two room* nre "sister" rooms of t d Afnl windi* (It in* di*
Tlti* Newspaper
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ami Mrs, Dibit Allen of Itlrming- the tfJlool. During the tefte*h , red aj.-if.--ol re., ,
bam, Ala.
merit hour a birthday cake Iron M IT tllE I.I. those a -blown 1
m lug Clarence Clause who cele tint c spit witit nn atirarlivi- In
. MRS. GEtf
Mr*. Claude T yre lm* returned United his birthday last week, was r -trav lint
'll"*' tLI lot.1 ..0 a fb-t tl
from Jacksonville where she sp.“nt ru t and enjoyed.
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several tiny* visiting, her parent*.
Those present jnrUuh-d: Nath • 1 !>r« W illi u l i . t i to t
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H Y R D IS D N
Mr. ami Mrs, II. T. Pace, and an Myers, Charles luiusing, Kei MHSJ It
son. Thurston T yre.
mil Carter, Donald i ulrell. Join
Kox, Steve Hodgkin, VVilmnr t or
hum. Itobo Heap, Hobby ’ Matt
John l.untli|uisl. Pat llrown. Mum ,
Ann Mirbe!*. Frances Rumble)
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llcvcrly G tndirk, Tommye Meta
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vln. Mary M argaret Herntlon. Ev t
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Hell Knulerson, Annie Johnson,
Lois Ann Dobson, Doris WHIG
Mrs. J. W. Norm an, J r . nf and Car loon Hollenbeck,
Gainesville is spending some time
Also Carolyn Patrick; Jeannette
with h er paren ts, Mr. amt Mrs. A. Wolfer, M argaret llanly, H arhnrar
K. Russettcr. She will attend *n • McNab, M argaret Hunt, Frances
■P.E.O. convention which will to- Moor r, Mnlde Cherry. Jeaoett
held in Sanford ne*t week.
Pierson, Martha Shannon, Cl.v
slice t ’iause, David Knntsey, John
Mr. nrul Mrs, Jame* M. Jat-s I) Kile, David He Mrr, ('hnr h
son nnd two daughter*. Nancy and lie n I oil, Denny SUffm il, I ’eiil
Hally of Crescent City spent S u n Lnhiln*tn., Mm, (liHmrtl lititm
day with their son, YVesley Jnt s Pr«if. nnd Mm. II. F T r 11 • nn=l
Ipn. anti Mr*. JacksonV mother,
Mr*. J. W. Mem, nt her hom e on
Lake Onora.
Junior High Students ^j1"1
Enjoy Outdoor Party
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^Alterations Dry Clean
j f fflm rn e A v f, p h v 1
LUGGAGE
/
W ill, if ymi remem
ber the old day< of
btiricErjue, you w ill
certainly recall tt«
queen of tlrip -te asc n , Gypsy Rose Lee.
She has since pained
fam e as nn nulhorcm . Here, dripping
with sables, she is
shown, on her o rrival ln Chlcaflo, w ith
her slxtcen-mnnthsolcl son, Krlk Ix-e
Kirkland. Gypsy has
n contract In appear
In a windy city nito
iput. (/nlemofionn!)
TO
oro'.’tA'. sofninis
.li.S M adelle .In fill-) 0.
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<Mr
Rcardall Avenue
Circle Holds Meet
LieuL anil Mrs. A. K. Powers
and son, Ale*, have arrived . in
spend approxim ately ten day*
with Mr*. Power*’ Parent*. Mr.
and Mr*. Fred \V. Render, at
Tho reg u lar meeting of the
th slr home In Indian Mount! Vile Rcardall Avenue Circle was held
la(e.
Monday a t the ehapcl with IP
memhera and three guest* a tte n d
*"■ Mr*. P. D. C arp en ter' and »<>n, ing. M rr.,\V . M McKinnon gov-.’
T*rrv. w |]| arriv e from .Syracuse, an interesting Rihle study.
. Refreshments enrrying out tin
E aster m otif were served hv th
following hostesses: Mrs. YY‘, I..
Roche, Mrs. It.’ IV Long.. Mr*
J. C. Fortaon, Mrs. N. M. Ben.
•netl and Mrs. R. N. Shaw. Mr*:
John Flto was electeil ehairmnn
nf ths circle for the c o m in ^ y ea r
LEATHER
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LEATHER
LEATHER
TODAY and WEDNESDAY!
HOUND CASES
ROUND CASES
ROUND CASES
ROUND CASES
$14.14
$14.14
$19.:J8
$19.75
MEN’S TWO-SUITER
LEATHER BOUND $20.55
HELP WANTED
GIRL FOR COSMETIC
Metal Locker
. The Perfect Gift
FOR MOTHER’S DAY
TRUNKS $15.45
PIGSKIN BRIEF-CASES
A Miniature Portrait, hand-colon
in oil, in a Beautiful Gold Fiumi
$ 7.95 to $25.00
ALL PRICES PLUS FED ERA L TAX
TOUCHTON DRUG CO
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TUESDAY. APRIL 23,-MHO
Jerry Dvorak Hurls Two Hit Ball To Shut Oat Islets 9 0
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By jack sord*|Xrap Play That Failed Tq Work |J !
Helped Tinker, Evers Become Pals
liam Hells Counting On Rippey
To Come Through InJ946 Derby
II) tRA.vK KCK
NEW YORK. Apr. 2.1. VP)Some one of these Springs y
will be reading shout Willia
Hell*, the New Orleans oit man.
winning the Kentucky Derby. Ii
may seen .be th |i year wh)» lb#
elastic will h ate It* 7 nd running
a t Ohurchl.t
on May 4.
Hrli*. in case you've forgotten,
is the man woo gut Ins most punllclty out of a «w*a th a t nevor
ra c e d —be paid $#*>.0C0 for I’ericita. Hells thought h : had t bll
of a ■Dangle hold on la st Spring'*
(due Gra** renewal hut none ,cf
his th iee-y rar old| ever reactio i
the sta rtin g gate.
Won Kirn Start Handily
Now he ha* m in t up with a Imy
colt called Rippey., Th«r son of
I’om pey-llruail Ripple. unraced a.
a juvenile last year, won his first
..Dayton*! Beach When Feds Tangle With
Brooklyn Dodger Farm Hands -
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B r JULIAN BTENHTHOM
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The slightly mors than <100 fan* [
*Ho turned out la*t night to see
th« Sanford Celery Fed* tangle
with the Daytona Bench Islandei*:
undoubtedly, »aw one of the beat
ball gam fs from a Sanford view*
point th a t the Fed* h av e ,m n rd e .l
alt season. ..
They saw a hurling perform anre
by Je rry Dvorak th a t will topple
any mound assignm ent turned in
by a Florida S tate League- pitcher
this ssason thus far.
Dvorak, the righthander tin t
suffered Die humiliating 212 to I
defeat in DeLand a week ago to*
night, came back with a. stilling
-first bail and a terrific curve that
•kept the Islander* a t bay through
out the contest. He allowed, onl)
two hits, a single by Manager
Sci'h of the I's in the third fra .to
and D uffy's two Iw g g v , In the
ninth. He also fanned one less
than an svsn Hotrn Dodger farm
bands.
Meanwhile) a rejuvenated .Fed
lineup wk* slamming o u t " ten
safeties. They were bunched and
good for nine run* even th o u g h 1
eplv one run would have spelled j
defeat for the Islander*.
The P#d* attack w*s highlightj | ■
fay a first inning triple by Man
ege Ed Levy-W hiiner o\ho ent.-red the s ta r tf n r lineup
circuit blow in the fourth,
T he skipper's blow • came with
shortstop Bob T uttle on first, who
•cored. L*vy-Whltner scored motnentl later whtn laike gruumlad
Out to first.
In the third, the local* added
two more when ‘ Tuttle- singled
to right and went to third when
Levy-W hitner slashed a line single
Into’ renter field. The skipper took
trc o n d on th* throw in jo third.
T a k e " th r u grounded'"to jccond
fanse. Luke loosed to Bosh at the
p la tt to neh Tut lie hut lh« new
Fed shortstop came in w'ith a
Perfect slide. Luke then bobble t
Langston's grounder to second
Which permitted Levy-Whitner to
•core.
Dvorak started the fourth wph
A single to left with one away.
Sharpe walked.
Tuttic singled
to center to score Dvorak, Sharps
bolding third.. l^tvy-W hitner slam
med a hot grounder to Duffy on
third Iwie. Duffy let the pill get
aw ay from him but teruvvred in
time to nip Sharpe at the plate.
However, taiko then ram s up an I
slammed a drive deep into leftcanter fDId for n home run to
d ea n the sacks.
Coapland r e t i r e d from the
mound at the end of the fourth
a fte r allowing seven hit* and
eight runs. He wa* relieved by
Goonty, a lefthander, who held
tha Fed* to three hits ,ei!d a
single run for the remaining four
frames. The only local scorg tam e
In the sixth when Sharpe was
safe on a fielder* choice. . I-evyW hitner walked ftfler Tuttle han
fanned, and Lake doubled to I .'ftc e n to to ucorc the F#d third e*SkThe locals hit the road tonight.
They meet the Isleta In the coast' al city, and In all probability Mana g jr L e v y ’.Vhitner will s t a r t
(loos* Kettle* on the hill. Ket
tles w a s. slated to hurl tonight,
, but Levy-W hitner made a la st
minute change,
Dvorak was certainly tha master
last night. Ills fa st hall was too
much for the Islanders, and his
cufv* ball kept the 8o*h lad*
away from the plat* a* ha nit pal
iho otiTalde corner time after time.
Pete McIUney came up with tha
fielding gem or th) evening when
a beautiful stall of Luke'* drive
Co«n|r.
This Week’s State
League Schedule
Tuesday Night
SANFORD at Da)Iona Heath
Ovlandu at PnUtka
S t A ugustine «t Ixesburg
DrLa.nd at Gainesville
Wednesday Night
HANFORD at t,'sine** tie
Orlando at St. AsgnOine
DeLand a t I’niatka •
Daytona Beach at Leesburg
Thursday Night
Oaioeevllle* a t S.lN FI'H D .
8 t. A ugustine nt Orlando .
Palatkn a t DeLand
Leesburg a t Daytona Bench
Friday N'lglil
I-eesbur# at HANrORD
Orlando nt .Jy tm n Broch
D eland nt 8t- Augustine
Falaika at Gainesville
.Saturday Nieht
SANFORD at l-eeshurg
Gainesville a t ' I'nkrika
Daytona Beach nt Orlando
S t A uguitlne lit Del.ami
.
Sunday A ftern o o n
SANFORD at Orlando
Leesburg a t Palalka
DeLand at Daytona Bench
TSOS'K/
Schoolboy Hurls
A Perfect Contest
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0ARJ Fi«?-nO>CMiCAGf>
I A S O N C I T Y . Iowa, A pr.
I. (dh—Scholastic b a s e b a l l
an* ate still talking about
H un Cork and the perfect
fame he pitched a* Mason City
. .igh hlankH S teffieH . Il-O.
Cork's fast balls and cunret
were too muc.r i , ..........
tion. Not a batter r.a c h rJ fit
bane, I n of them struck on
and the Ms*on, City i «-> * .■ ,
railed on to make only two as*
round baits. Not a
it to the cut fieri o.
U A I AOMJIAt A S Merrill, Bth
Naval District commandant, lias
been dplnnlded by President Trumap for hit public criticism of the
pending A rm y-N avy imMeMlon
plan Ail active oflirers have Iwen
enjoined by the President from
further discussion of the progrsm
unless colled Upon by a Congicjsional committee, (inlcnialliiniil)
-rlAl-tS A fbftfdtiAL
Aovt£ a w Risk*: 4 6 vuAU
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St,. Augustine at.Gainesville
STANDINGS
Saints, Senators And G-Men Win
Florida State League Contests
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Hi- AtJtf(Ji*t|fi»* nt fr#*«Ii(fi bc
ttaNftenl nt IhipItiM llrmh.
nt linlliFsilllp.
TALI AHA8SKK, Apr. 23, VP) J o t Tinker u y i th* old story
th a t h e and Johnny Ever* jHGf*
ed for year# In the fametH Chic
ago Cuba' Tjnker-Rvcrs-Chanre h i
field w ithout tnaakin* “ha* kitula
crow n with the years.”
" e recall* their relation* this
■icuths shut -and didn't- t^vuo
speak.
'
■
■'i used to take the sign* from
he catcher on steal* and .WOttU
Ignml F'V.t * what te do. This art
. ally went on for • two years
ilhout a word betwern us, nlh'ough I believe we led th e league
H r faced tin- minimum o f - 21
i double pisvs both season*.
( t e n in the seven inning fra)
“A simple UUla Incident patched
It is beli;ved to bo the fn
twrfeei game of the ltUO se t
itiicm up* “ We were playing In PhlladdihU and it was bif-ire th : in le d
,«y rule -you could trap a fly ball
and make a double play in those
dyy*.
, . ,
W ith a runner on first, the hsf.i
Business Manager Claude Whld- te r popped one straight up in-la#
den of the Sanford Baseball As air tow ards me. Just a* t wait
sociation announced this a fte r, ibout to* catch It .Ever* , yelled
mien that nil players df the Lien’s
Club Junior League and the Ro
“ I 1st It hit the ground and it
tary Club Junior League will be ont through me for a double.
invited a* g.'csis of tha Associa
“Chance, who wn, Ihe manager,
tion to *ee lb* Celery Feds play wanted to know what had h ap
the Gainesville G-Men Thursday pened a* we cams in to the bench
night a t the Municipal Park.
a few minutes later. WhAt 1 told
him, h i said there would be no
mare 'trap p in g ' oh the Chicago
DeLand Red Data fought pt\ even leant.
ga
term* here last night .fo r >el*
“T he whole thing eiruck
innings before a two' run spree rest of the gang as fanny that
in the seventh studied defeat night a t th? hotel, especially the
for the Red HaJ*. The f'ghtlng newspaper hoy* and Evert. Boon
Red* came hack in their half of
w sre all laughing and thu
the eighth In notch one run but we
they still were short one m arker " r ib * , decided It was a good time
at the rnd of the ninth. Molen *o get us to make uu.
"We shook hands, had a cough
of Gainesville I mi te l the Red
Hat* to *ii hit* while th e GMcn touched Leslie, I'arm an and
Ko.v»l fpr .seven blown. E ight. Du.
I^ n d errors aided the Gainesville
attack.
G-Men
000 004 200—6
Red Hats
. 001 120 010—5
Over l*t percent of the world’s
Moicn and Hill; I’arm an, Leslie.
diamonds are produced In Africa.
Kovel and Pevalich.
LEESBURG^ Apr. 23, (Special!
— T h e St. X ugu*tine Saint* slap
ped a 10 to 1 defeat on the
cellar dwelling Leesburg Packer?
htu* last night for their fifth
victory In . the Florida SLifn
League. McCabe came th roujh
with two triple* during tha eve
ning while A rakelian slam me i
President Truman I* president
Commercial hu tter was first
out a single three bagger. Th? made in the United S tairs in IS66 nf the American National Rod
Saint* big Inning came in the in Orange County, N, Y,
Cross.
eighth when they shoved over
eig h t marker*,
Bill Steinecke's Iwy* rocordel
17 h its while Ihe Packer* w e n
lim ited to five by Johns.
Packer*
__
030 000 COi— i
S aints
n r 033 nW — lb
W est over.W right and Kodrlques; Johns and Thigpen.
ARMY SURPLUS
(Haul.
i
1 r* Ir »«l«,t "* Hr* Mill*
1*111** %\ lifHj Hoi ft
.liMJRft ! tdlnj
HfRlIiHlir* »\t*• 11Mfit >
T pbhi
HI* looiit*
lirwikl) n
(‘hit tiKu
f£ti**fI]fi
*\«tw Ti.rk
MiUtiui «h
(*lriDlftriHtl
four hits off Clause.
Score by ituilngs:
i Cube'-_E ,
222
00 — 6
Ited S ag ;' 000 tst — 0
Clause ami Pennington; Axt
and Kilpatrick# Tinvn, ' ''
Organization Of
City S o f t b a l l
League Underway
lalfnta would maka him quite an
ORLANDO, A pr. 23. (k p iclatl
asset in any style of attack. Bobby
Coy Lee is adept a t T formation — The Palatka , Ala irs', won
whitewashed her# H a't'n iifh t vfliet
stuff.
There’* a couple of T formation Scott Cary, Orlando ted head,
experts on the coaching staff,
Blair Cherry likes the systeia
very much and evp;cU to inau
gurate | | when he becomes head
coach' next year upun BfUa's re
tirem ent. Eek Curtis, successful
high school coach brought In a t
an aAsUtant, long has bevn a
itodent of the T.
TAVARE8, (Special)— • WP.h
the form ation of, seven 4-H Clubs
In one day and a total of 14 In
J<« Mo** this afientoon Issued one week. Ijtk e County rn-enMy
no appeal for liny husinessinan1 eataLlishfd new records tot 4-H
nr firm interested in sponsoring Club organisation In Plorita.
a leum in the City , Khftball C rganiiation of th e ’ cldb^ was
la-ague tu contact him immedi directed bv-C ounty Agent* K. E,
ately.
Norri* and Je ff Hill, Mrs. Lucie
The Panama Canel Zone cele
DELAND, A pr. 23, (Special)—
. A six club league |* being form K. Miller, Lake home (einon- brate* 'Labor Day May 1.
The 'Gainesville G-Men and th*
ed end thua fa r the Junior Cham itra d o n agent, and W ilnttr W,
ber of Commerce and the Coca Bassslt, assistant bov* club!agent
Tm m
Cola Company have entered clubs. with the S tate A gricultural. E x
llitrlon
Muss also asked th a t anyone tension Service. They we(a as
Drlfoll
N»w- Turk
interested Jn nlaying on n club sisted by local leaders.
St. Lmi I*
On a single day club« fur boys
to call him a t telephone 102. Moss
("•(,. I.ii.l
plan* to /a U an orgpnslation m e lt wars organised in tha elementary
nilladslphli
I''ll' i t -I
t
ing just ax soon ae aix club* and high school* at U m atila, for
tv*«hin*iuit
i
boy* and girls « t Montvorfa, and
can lo obtained fnf league play.
I r O d J a i 'i llr-u
for boys* a t Altoona, E u stjs,'an d
Nrw Tnth J; Phlladclt
Mount Dora. In addition te thore
Kasltrf, A Wii«tiluet«H
Detrhli t* Chlc.iac s
even, clubs wen) n rg attjifl durOnly |t ('nr ■ - r Ii, r]til it
ing the same • week ' for toy* at
Ti>il«i'« l l a a r ,
Mascotte. Bay Luke.
I*rttm rg,
to trot i «( I'tilr.Ku.
{’<UI -.*rl(i)it* ni X.w Vi
Frultlam l Park* Hnwcy, Tavares,
Dfficlals
and
director*
nf
the
tvasMuKti.n nl Itnatnn.
i'l-v. Utiil n| . mi. l^„,t«
Nemlnole County Sportsm an'a A s and Ferndale.
sociation will meet tonight nt
o’clock a t the office* of
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 7:30
G. A. Speer, according to an a n
LEAGUE
. .
nouncement this afternoon by
V - l - r C t > HaOtla
Porter Lansing, president, - •
lakelam l »■ Miami Uvacli d.
la m in g said th a t th* meeting
ii lieln/ called to tran sact routine
AMTOICAN ABBOCIATION
■aaffaire
iia irs nut
n urged
,
but ha
alt officer*
Teetemlae'a X iatlla
No .game* -rhwtulnt. •
land dircclora la
I r»iff■!«>fa» Itr««il1«
lll frckbll
Iloe l tin I (lu i
Sow Ytirk 1 I'hHnritliihit
HI. loitulii 4; riliHtiltftl I t
(Mily frnmtk w.'hr.ti,' t|
IiKMta 9
ht hrttuW n
Hi. IjciuIb at L'l ncl mta41.
*’hit j*dit nt I'll t ohm (ftl
New Y*Jfk «| | ’hlUrift|iti!a
50 GALLON DRUMS
SPORTING
GOODS
Sportsmun’s Group
Will Meet Tonight
a—Halted fur (tu*plaint In tth,
(NOT INCORPOKATED)
lie NORTH PARK AVENUE
and I'rurllla. Tins* )iM.
,•
’(
*• ; * , •
WE WU.L APPRECIATE
REAL
T H E O P P O R T U N IT Y
^TA TE
rE
*100.o°
A lso m an y c o lo rs a n d b a r g a in s in hotis* palm
p
Mima Sat tod tat
ta t, Toll la- Twt>aharpt, t>ufiy,
la>%r'Whltner.
> Left i>n buoai
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Tantalur:, u ia t« metal, melt*
ul 5.IG2 urgiecf 1-nlirj.iiicM, .'iinlr
ItOBKRT A.WILLIAMS
S . i t w r i-
mtr point .of Iren.
1bill
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
U - D R I V E . i t . IN C .
Ht-lpi No’um* rfi-of*
,'Wat PySuitil* .
n tr
CO NTRACT
com pany.
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
PHONES
76 a n d 4 6
203
MfctSCH BLDG.
113 W- Fir*1— I’liune lUS'l
You'll Be $$$ Ahead
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
10<
DSc
07c
05c
per line for one inaertloa 1 COSMETIC clerk
for RpumiUal
per line for 3 inner liana
ft Anderson's, Steady nnd reliper line for a ll laaerllomi
able girl.
per Him for I I tnaartiona
Minimum charge 30c
C l ILL Iw- node fo u n tain at- ImnCount 5 aoriht to a line
ay'a Drug Store. P a rt Urn# or
Including phone and dddrtaa
foil tium.
WANTED TO RENT
beyond
Toucliton Drug Co
HELP WANTED
W KSTKKN LIN H)N
HAS opening! for several boy*
IG year*
and
older with
FCR SALE—fl room' hou*c 3 bed. STRAWBERRIES, field run. 30c
bicycle*. 55 cent* per hour
room* ami tiled hath. 65 ft.
with time and one half for
q u art
Phone 937-R, Monroe
frontage. $5000.00.
Saturday and double time for
Corner.
Sunday. Apply Local Manage’-.
Modern 5 •mom house In good
condition k ith garuge. Hnuae
SAI.ES1
ADY for Purroir*. P er
m u d be moved In make rtiooi
manent. Apply in per»im.
for bu*ine** c y ia n iin u Owner
-w ants-H d
:ro tir» K D ^ -U lU L S f o r-T e trn d rr
room ' hou**— 3 bed tomll*', lit ------------------ — ___ .___________ ! nob- County Laundry Co. 81l»
00 by son ft.\ frulL <6000.00.
W, .Ini St.
ro.i..i iicnue, 3 w . i room*. I tub MECHANIC Special*—2 car* that
--------------------you can fix to auit younieli- LOOK KrJ-.PEK wanted for full
2 car gniugc in good nelghhrrhniHl, neeil* nimir repair. IfiOOO.*
1 Ford 1936 2 dr 200. 1 Chtv.
tim e job. P refer experlepfe In
00.
1936 2 dr 200.
The*e car* automotive pari*.
I'none at,..
room hnn*e (mil old), largo
living room, vestibule, dining
room, kit "lien liedrootn and bath
on first floor, 3 lied room*. ami BEDROOM aet, 0 piece—pre-war j OR 6 room house, unfurnished
hath on *econd floor, in good
lied, ilreaser, che*t, night table,
nr partly furnished, fur veter
rendition Hu* roomy 2 car gnrbench and rocker. WalnuL |25U
an.
Perm anent residrnt. Call
sg a in cnmhinatio.i with laundiy
cash. Phone 288 or l*8fl.
D. C. bigg*, Jr.. (73-W.
nnd work room. - Fairly priced.
F'rcd W. Itemlcr. Real tor.
TH REE room furntahed apurtRO'VO
ment or larger, or furnished
i K a n ^ Y t L i five or six room house. P er
make*.
Stuntey-Rogera Hardm anent resldem*. Army vrterwar# Co.
*n. Call I0G3-J or 1(8. Julian
BALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc
S trnstrom .
FOR SALE
Phone 805-J. H. Q. Toucbtirn
A NICE four bedroom bungalow
1201 Celery.
an earner lot in one of
best residential section*. Priced
------------ ---------- fabric*, tape*UPHDLSTKRED
at $7876 00. Shown by appoint W ILL pay highest price* for used
*■ trie*.
LrncaUHta, < dam a,kat
ment only.
Imitation leather and di ipery
care and alto wrecked and burn
Robert A. William*
fa*rica. A rrtngem ent for cart*
ed or old care fo r parts.
A tlantic Dank iildg.
age If work desired. * R. ,8. Phone 732
R atliff ft Sons Phone 237-W
9 ’ Brown, 2011 N. Or*n*te Are.,
P. O. Box 1478, S anford,'F la.
FRYERS, fresh dressed, a v ^ lOrlando, ” v
nble daily. tendr-F'ry Poultry, 0 ROOM house wanted t
OR a ' N G f L00 bushel delkared.
Phone 312-W.
2205 Sanford Avenue, Phone
_ I t . W. Lord Phone 788-W.
024.
TO BUY: 0 room unfurni*hd
- TWO tractor*, gowd condition,
FOR BALE
house in suburb* nr rlu-r In
rersonolile. J, L. Parham Rt, TWO- story frame dwelling. Up
City Limit*. W rite !l»x JF'< .
I, liox 80, Lake Monroe C oi
stairs now rented n* two apartc /o Herald.
ner.
*
mrnta. located close In. Price
$4000.00..
RED IIARN Paint- a durable
A. Williams
protective -finish fur barn*. Phone Robert
732
A tla n te Rank Bldg.
Silou and other exterior aurand finishing. Cleaning and wax^ faces such aa factory building*
tag, New floors earfaced to perami roefa. Excellent for Sheet
fettle* . Old ftoore m ade like iew.
m etal roof-, eaves, trough* and
Cal)
down *pnut*. Wilt not fade. A
n . M. GLEASON
typieal F'iresteue value. $1.98
Lake M ary, Fla.
gab* $0.25 In - 5 rat. pail*.
.
Fireatonp Slyres, 111 E. 1st 8L
BH
A
K
ESPEA
luT REi:LS rep .im i
HQMK for sale w ith all modem
Phone 12.
In on# week* tim e, factory job,
convenience*. Downstair* e«jreaw m ahh price*. R. H. "Bobby"
;UST teccivni tnren ta r load*
alst* of largs living re#H). din
Newman a t'H it! Implement Cn
of used doors, all kind* anil
ing roonv sun porth, b#droom.
sites. Also on# 't a r load of
breakfast room and k i t c h c h
mown) w ith power mow
Usc«| sash. No priority neee*with pantry and downatairs toi
ma 770-XJ.
a aary to buy. Come get them
le t
U pstairs there are three
9 while they la s t
bedrooms and a sleeping porth CASH- b u y en w aiting for Home*
BRYSON HAUDWARE CO. Jnr.
O rore*. Business property o>
and a modern bath.
Ample
1467 West B earer S treet,
*11 Aype*. For quick result* list
closet space. This house Is In
Jacksonville, Florida
y o u r 'p r o p tr ty with W. Bryant
excillent condition, situated In
Telephone 6-1797.Calhoun, Realtor, Umatilla, Fla
a nice location, convenient bo
downtown, com er lot, two-ear /Phone 2302.
EM PTY 6 gal. oil eana—49c each.
.garage,. Inquire. 601 W. F l r t i 'ARkTERH— Now Is tho time ta
II- D. Pope Co.
iT» your tra c to r painted nt
WE M AN UFA CTU RK~a rid" rebuild
R eel's Paint Bho]
- K w y th ln r .In Beddlng.H W« FOR SALE— 1036 Chev. m aster
Bl. Phone 1W4-J
4 dr sedan. Good tires, Radio.
stock quality furniture. Call us
License. $33$, Roy C ,. B M f
fo r your bedding srtd .furniture
BUTLD your hotn# w tth High
308 W. 2nd.
T a il Concrete Btocka. Miracle
-Concrete Co., J . E. Terwillegsr.
BJLVER—Gorham F airfax pattatn
909 Elm Avo., Estahlish*d —9 knives w ith sUlnleaa stael
blade#, 8. forks, 9 h p tU r »prcad- ‘ 1 9 1 0 , ____________________
W# carry a full line of GENU
IN E
PYHEX
OVENWARE,
Stanley Rogers H ardw are Co.
condition.
FOR "EASTER?
Bantam
. AnswriSt.
■ chicks.
420 3ummer)!n Av*.
Irown with
^ Phone 817 W.
- ■ 5
Carlton,
186-R.
A -l -piano, A-1 condition.' S ta n
d ard pitch.
Ph. 904-J- a fte r
S E R V lC c
-i?
• .
W# offer ffcof p ro
tection.’
MODEL
CLEANERS
C o n te n ts
CLASSIFIED RATES
In iu ra n ca
BRING THEM TO Ulj
FOR SATISFACTION
R e s id e n c e
T he Sanford H eraK H gw + 'into
more than 3000 home* in San
ford nnd Seminole County. If
Kou have som ething to fell of
ay you will find that a classi
fied nd in these column* vr|ll
*•11 the moat people about it for
the least money. Phone MIL Or
bring. y o u r-a d -to- The .Herald
office for auitk m u l t i .
*
WEAR LONGER
$ A \ .F O R , P IM P L Y
^ % v C O M P L E X IO N S
BOOKKEEPING
By experienced young lady.
P o rt tim e, hourly bnsU.
Hi# increaicd number
of can on the road in( r t i u t driving haiardt.
You can be financially
l#cure again:! them il
you are fully prelected
and
WANTED
PHONE 200
hi*** fift’il forr fMitJlloi) I"*
LOOK RETT E ll
P hone 325
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
*n
ARKFULLY
LEANED
LOTHES
YOU DRIVE IT!
PHONE 200
Y our Ford Denier Known Y our Ford B ostl
itivrti
G ibraltar bar n population. of
more than 20,0011.
A tlantic B u lk B f e
P hone 732
h.T.itt
i : c t ' I . A I I * R it A i ' i ' i y T u t f i u . i i.
f in s ! t v , n u t tt* V i r f u t l l l . .| tli
I«•(.,*tr i*f
M, F*« »! l ln mw ^I
hnn 'J,"00 degree* ntove ihe melt-
IF YOU
—S E E US FOB—
AUTO PAINTING
SIMON K IN G _____ ....
BATTERY CHARGING
M OTOR-KKPAlltd - w
WELDING
SEAT COVERS
USED ( AILS &
TRUCKS
AllTO PAINT
AND---- -----
BODY WORKS
105 N. Palmetto Atcnue
l l Iiii - lin-ak* mil in the plan
W llVCTTtiUUT. T r r T i luftio o * ?
h n lif (ui m-luny* w ill Is-tlie fi r* t Ii
suffer. 1j -1 ii* tell im i hi dnlljr* am
_f*nls Hus litlb' it s ill cost L
b an- Nm ill A m erica'*
dependable pru leellu ll B #3
ogaiii't am Ii a disenurag- B 'h ljf *
ing It.*,*. Nn obligation CoOKW
•G I IAians
•P H A Loans
• Our Own
’ Loan Flan
ederaL Savings
A N D - LOAN ..A U O C IA T W N
OF S E M I NO L E C O U N T Y
S av in g * A ccounts
s In su red
U p T o $5,000.01) 2011 M agnolia A v e n u e P h o n e 694
■*•
i - ■■j.— r*: — — . _j_- -LtTtsr ^ t a -jg r j.-s ^ r r
BEAUTIFY
I n te r io r lle co rn
( H e r i s y e a r s in
with VENETIAN
R oom a n d c o lo r p la n n in g
BLINDS
('e n c tlftii b lin d s in a tle In f it a n y s iz e w in d o w n
B. B. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building:
Free F.stimates
Wood and metal slats — J>Hc-sq. fool
R e p a ir in g — U e fitiis h in g
SEMINOLE VENETIAN «LIN D CO
117 E. 1si S t.
WANTED—
Phone
H O , 1!0 , SCOUT
1 OUNNO. iHAl .UANK A C R O S S
THE 5TRELT OUGHT 1 0 bL r
AN EASY J O B FE R
A^E A N D THE
o
BO Y S.
C
you
REMEMBER, YOU'RE
TAKING ORDERS FROM
M E , OR I MIGHT R E - .
MEMBER THAT.
\J
TROUBLE YOU WERE j
IN BACK EAST ^
MISCELLANEOUS
YOU (W M IS E D YOU
WOULDN'T DRINK
ANY MORE, DAD ,
WHY DID YOU? )
IT'S NOT MY
FAULT, 5CN IT
THE DEVIL ON
HORSEBACK
------- 1 HE - -
THE CRITTER RID E S A B IG ,
B LA C K MORSE THERE'S LIGHTN IN ' A N D THUNDER AROUND
H IM , A N D --------- n
— ^
Y E S , D A D , I KNOW - BUT FOR
GET THAT NOW AND G O TO r
BED. i--------------------------------------
L fH E V /T H IS . IS N 'T
{CH.D M A N -0 I YOUGAW
j S U K N iN G /y
■ p SA Y er
J thaty
w T ip th s l
NO for aale. Call Mr*. L. P.
Ilia (2782) Oviedo.
BEACH PROPERTY,
Inaarspring m at
lI O
il
ring. cL aR ll
676-M
« / m* # d 9 , CUII BpriT1||*
• f U r 8:00 P. M. or Saturday.
1613
TO HER OVrd
O P IN IO N . 1
^ O M .D E A G /J
A r H O PE HE \
J D O E S N 'T * D O
ANYTHING g A S H
o ^ i^ F 7
A G A iN.M
KTLLS
Japanese
URNITURE fer sal# foe 3
apartment, $226.00 cask.
IT D 0 E 5 N 'T
MATTER.
1
GRACE HA3'
A R IG H T .
Bv P A U L R O B IN S O N
VOUC F A T H 5 R 2 S
S E E N G O N E ALL
" r - T L r t DAY-' I'M *:
E feT - I W O R R IE D .'
lx)8t and Found—
'COLLAPSIBLE baby carriage In
excellent condition. Phone 819-
ffl.L R IG HT,JEFF BUT
WHAT ABOUT SHERIFF
CLAYTON'S DAUGHTER
TURNIN' YOU DOWN r
Bf CAUSE. O ' A\E > )
BUZZ
OVEB (
HOME,
AND
| SEE IF
1HE’S
JH E R fi
BM M AS
k — Kt/leIcncy
iw ceiling unit
F lagler Avr.
New ’Smyrna
apartm enl lot
wh A re.
r= I K N E W TH IS WINDOW
W A S N tV W a LOCtCCD
THE BUGGLA R.V u
B U S IN E S & M U ST
S B G O O D 5 YOU (f;
LO O K P f a 0 6 P E ( 2 * J
-ROOM furnished hone# on 19th
S t Rent $66 p«r month. Phond
n o u s J '/ a l D —
»\O U W B A N 1
r J
f.
rnMMS VOUG
. ,
SIN C E W H E N
IS IT-ACftJM C
T O B R E A IC T N ,
�•
n
The mistletoe l»^tjte i l t l i e n t'
(lit of Oklahoma/
. • •
A former lunikcr*’ (lull in Tokyo
Ig now n Red Cru*s- rendrxvou*
fo r—A iuar^en sdhKer* nnd agilora.
Questions Asked
By Sanford Boys
Stymie AAF • M&i
reX tlane* »>»■. I'sse One
F IN E
over Ja p an 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 r a id e r machine
gun* and tail turret m ach an lm
nnd ’ showed u« the pilot'* dec't
Irh during high'
______ .....__ _j tire»»urix*d. lie
cxplaineik briefly the met# of Inatrum enta 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*, n il pointed out the m ale
of control* .in the box la-aide tha
pilot’* aval, including bomb ta r
lease switch.
One o f lh> large trailer unit*
ha* many rad ar 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
th a atom ic bomb wi* dropped.
I n c engineering trailer phow*
n cut aw ay seMion of a H»2#
Q U A L IT Y
LIQUOR
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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
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W ed.-T hurs.-F ri
. * Ap r il 2 1, 2 5 ,2 0
famln# cendlUoya.
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T here n rr « lot of othrr ramifi/a llo m of the fowl ir lu f t hot
those n rf the main fra fur**.
UNRRA — which supplies fu«*l
free to nation* which can’t pay
fo r it; tha Combined Food Hoard
— which, suppile- fo<«! to nation*
which can pay fo r it; and tha
fam ine
erncrgancy
committee,
which call*, attention to famine
conditions abroad and m akta
recommendations for .conserving
food in thia country.
Final Rites For
S to n e Will Be
Held Thursday
( H i l l a w r ttwm r*g« Owe!
to the nation'* hlgheat Judicial
poat an aaaoclate Juatlre who adhared to another political party.
Preaident William Howard T aft,
n republican, had don* it in 1010
when he nominatetl Juatlc* Ed
w ard Douglas* Whit*, a demo
c ra t, to bo Chief Juatice.
Deapite hi* republican label, he
had been on* of the leading court
aupportrr* of Rooaevelt admlni*
tratio n legialallon when he wa*
appointed‘ Chief Juatice on June
IS, 1041.
‘d ie aucreeded Charlea Evan*
Hughe*, who retired . a t the age
of 79 hecauae of "eonaldcrationa
in s rnirncwniuc suurmcm,
aon .under th r te r m « the- l e f t Ba (Wad, tk«n lo *11 trahaowa aaot v i l f a n d T«-*'«"»*ni ml lb * * • * loM Halltlng any IflUrsrt as hstrw,
Merritt Klatf h#r
ttoMnrun.
tWw drxlssss. rrrdltora. a ltlf s a a i, « l*.n.e te llV » t.llt ur i-uiaolaSht.rer •Kitora,* ailitifnUlraton, or uVh*rti,« (urrr|,.aur« ur a i,...#iasir-, lo r aria*. by. ihrouak. under or agalnat
Klv» ItuMlrr.'
tlta - a«» l*«,IUr. ■kill ,|s<»a»»d parsons, and
All
tarnidral In Mnrlgaai llwa 42 nm o 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 W ralnaftar daarrlnxl.
KtaM III uf l l l u r k i l u t M a r k h a m
L'srlr llrlgbla.
KaM.Wd. • KJ-,rtr*a)
*■ |f ’aallaaed Pram •l*aaia One)' • uthrrwlan
r. (learee M g , ndlleaw
check lor |- ATM received from tha Will be entered ukMlii'i »«•' ann
fed e ra l Work* Agency, a* 60 aarb uf you on smld dub*
i t Al.lt in d e
iw m n t of the fund* to be ad s‘i gTnhaat e dH Aa*N KI bOaIttln e wI Is K
h rli
vanced for preparing plana and M i a o r d e r a h a l l lie ppaupbeirl r bInn l w one*
specification* lo r a ►cw.rag* ait- a a r b w e a k f o r f o u r r o n a a r u l l a a
poaal plant. T h a . city clani area
IVIIiwi>' mV h a n d .i
authorised to execute an ag ree aval
al H an fo rd . Coen I
ment with Smith and Gillespie, i a n e . n l a l e o f F l o r i d a ,
o
..acksonviiir, engineering firm , to d a y o f April A. I»• I. l C.
furnixh atrvice* in preparing apecClark nf Ilia <’l
Haniinola Cuum
ification* for the sewerage p»ant.
(KKAI.I
Paym ent to. t h e
llutehiaon Oru
A. /taColte*
T ractor Equipment Company of
Hollrltor ( nil Counaal
fol Plaintiff
Orlando for the new s t m t sweep
er delivered hera la d week, wa*
T
in
: gTATH OK FLORIDA
TO
approved. Expenditure of 91100 to
I.KOMAllll I’. WII.OIAMKIIM. l i t
repair both City incinerator. fu rn
('till.II,I'll HI.. Hillsboro. Illinois:
A awoin bill of complaint having
ace*, wa* approved. Grad# A milk
riled In the rSreull Court or
requirement* were riported a* been
Hemlnulr Counly. to ( h r n r c r y
having been met by local dairies. •gainst yon for divorce by llelly
presents
nre
Employment
of
Kenneth IL Wllllmnenn,* these
Ih'iefore to cotnmniul you to lie
Seth and Charlea D. Baker a* anil
appenr brfori raid Court at
Hanford. Klorlda. either In m e a ir
oi l.y i Homey, on or before the
lath. da> of May, A. Ik. 1*1*. otherwile lienee f ro Confeaau will be
entered agalnat you
II Is fuftbar ordered that thl*
rllalbm hr pnlillahed In the Hanford
n~ f \
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
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City To Perm it
N aval1 C raft To
Tie Up At Pier
Legal Notices
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In Unity There I h Strength—
« fust a FEW PENNIES a DAY
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DREAM
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A D M ISSIO N
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JDNIi 14th fo
AUGUST lih
SUM M ER
SESSIO N
f U m itrd 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
u a lise d I n s t r u c t i o n fro m
, ou tiland ln g mem bers of th e '
k I)ooI' s regular faculty.
£
ARE YOU SURE...
he is wsll grounded In subjects he
m ust take In College l
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cases, the lack of discipline t*
so bad th a t It is a t the point
_ uf discrediting the fine perform*
V ance of American troop* In gen
eral.
The American commander has,
therefore, ordered all unit com
mander* and their subordinate#
to devote themselves primarily
lo the re-eatabliahmcnt of disci
pline among their personnel.
McNamey aay* th a t indication*
of the deterioration of morale
_ call bo acefi-ln tha - p a r ticipation.
__Ju -b lack maakal-Taaliwiifiw by
, American troon* and their IndulV gctHc in drunkenness.
General McNarney says there
also la a high incidence of ab
sence without leave and an ex
cessive incidence of other disci
plinary infraction*.
The order point* out also that
there la a high automobile acci
dent rate, along with a general EXILED IN 1U.18, whan he refused to take Fnscist orders,
Toscanini, 7'J, world-famous m aestro, i* shown a* he Itoardril
a t LaG uanlia Field, Naw York, for Italy. WMh him are I
YOUR SON MAY TAKE:
.
One major subject and on* minor
subject earning on* and one-hslf
new credit*.
O R ~ lw o review course• on subJrcts he lias previously failed . . .
O R -o p e major new subject
one review subject which he has
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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.
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Wtata "f K t;rlde li
W * r'ounts ■- i'
’Mb Any of M*“
Iha Court Hot,»t> 4
Id*, to nnawar n
rxmiiUlnt ftlad *e
-hovs .tria d Cos*t
“ ,n worth. ** Ki
Ratal, of Marrlll
EMINDLE milNTY
A w o n d erfu l fiv e-p iece d in e t
£
w h ite
BEDSPREADS
Bauer Radio Service
111 B. Park _ •
P
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
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en am el
fin ish .
in
E x te n s io n
f A l.i and
»»nrl four
fnum handsome
tie n J in m n a
Ih i Ipn
Ufolt!
chakra.
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Sofa Bed.
adm inistration.
Jackson Asserts
Threats* Are Made
Against Witness
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NAVAL TRAINING!
: Instructions and training sppcoii imate Navy D epartm ent'* requlremant for half-ya*r'* week.
’ Q m order drill, manual ef arms,
and ether features of military
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NUERNBERG, Apr. 94, </P>—
The International W ar Crimes
Trial In 'Nuernberg was thrown
into 4 turmoil today when Justice
Robert Jackson declared th a t
threat* hail been made against
a witness who was about to
testify. Jackson Jold the tribunal
th a t Dr. IfJalmar Schacht. fo r
mer Keichsbank president, also
had been threatened.
Jackson explained th a t there
. had
been
aom*
conversation
f l among th# defense lawyer* con
cerning the testimony to b* given
by a Gestapo officer, H ans Bernd
Von Gisevlus. The counsel for
G oerinr, Otto Stahm er,' then rose
and told th# court th a t Goerlng
waa intent on preventing Schacht
and Glseviua from testifying con
cerning the m arriage of th* lata
Field M arshal W arner Von Blomberg. Il was following this marrlag* th a t HlUer removed Von
Blombcrg aa mlniatar of war in
•Jt'JS S .
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Schacht’* counsel, 'Rudolf Die,
declared th a t G o rin g ’* lawyer
had com* to him la y in g that If
Schacht mentioned Von iilomberg’s m arriage, Goering would
give dam aging evidence agalnat
County School Board
To Meet On Thursday
IRogers is pres Went, will meet
a t the Geneva School. T he counell represents all PTA attociatlona jn the county.
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Friti Kuhn Will Be
Released
From
CampI -;' ■ .. .
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FRANKFURT, Geraiany. A pt.
94. UP)— The United S tate# Army
nl n il
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Westinghouse Strike
Enters 100th Day;
Petrillo Threatens
School
Officials
so u th
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I Im n g , Ii u i i .
D E T R O IT , A p ril 24 tVP)—
I Tlu* W iiv n i’ C u u n tv S h e r i f f 's
tiffin * .-jutI tu tla y th a t r io tin g
Im - lirn k t'ii o u t a t tin* • tr ik e *
luuiinl S tin s o n A i m i i f t P la n t
ivlit'rt* inon* th a n . oOO p ic k e tup|H*ai'otl e a r ly .. to tlo j'.
All
av tU lah le n ie n ib e ts o f th e
i S h e riff s
Dt’p ^ rtn K 'iit were*
n i s h t i i to t h e p la n t, w h ic h is
nt wuliuiluiii Nankin L»v%n*
m||||» Till s ill'llffa a.ffur I»ilt»l
M**lrf* wpi r Inirllrtg
anti
"|Mk«» *11 4411® N49 injuries HIT#
h®ti«l.
A ltllli
’
n v ii u n g r , .iihI .1 iic*v% contract.
Finn t f t ’U m i 71 w ric tlitm aged
w h in cji’ii tu l «'itip)n>c** attem pted
' to Inc.ik ttiMMjgh the? t*ltl picket
h»ti" ;it tin* plant. Tho police
in nl nl®**
th»4#N%n nt the .Vl
1 vchitli- imikn g the hienkthinugh
I attem pt.
r i 1 1 s i n k i ; ii ' I" J l (/!•)
\ the t h l *t» A • <ig.im*t \\r» tI Llllh Ja>.
ti l Is*. . I **• •«’•* .1 it
t . U . t . u l s mmt | i i e 1**• |4*4fMlint9 «le*
4 1.4 94 *1 flint t ht If >ig uulknut Im®
the elec*
I I •|*|*l* I t»-i "tt\ 4 » ‘ ,»n
. It it *lh. t *:•7 « 1 ir®
J a n . L%
I •». 11 iLi' lri‘g.11.
The ,
un*-. r• m m |ti4M|ti4 ti
lu p i n ) ce*
\i all- I 4.If t h e n
..tip t u wu p pi n t
•i« •• i »i. l
nf 1 i.t* • h i e l e c t r ic a l ,
Molotov
t .tn |tiipitiiiig |t« tin el theie Nptil -*>’• •• ll|tl( li|PC ;|f|«| I .IIIlie \%ll»Kfl» Ujliult
I* 1 f*•1»'tti'i* ®4heduleil 11» npeit Hi I'utt- t»»»t I•*! u .tire iuHiit. i t S’J.nn u tiny.
Nt,*..!i;»ii.tftw to -e ttlr the na*jiiMi«ii»M«|iir ill Ijr t llrrm tlie r The im t'iiiiv ♦i.Jit
»*i m* 1e!»irfiii*tl la s t1
1#,« tf|t]'iiivnl ut u lliri pm ticip.uit* H iiiam * \» 1 ui.li
.-Met a tniMith'® Inactivity.
M MfCtnv
(In h Hmti...... I
| K | 1 IH ,.
New Officers
. Installed At
r t •I
,
H jf
V.
I re s e n te d
it'-i'tin u t: in umcmlnii? the t'lvil
tU.NKUIN ISLES. April 31. <d’
Kiitit tiiiii- Hill in thr Sennit* • *•»•••
Future
po-sihllHirs
of
Sunfoi
u
_ t
Sgt. George MeClamn of
»tiit•• • t im iu.il- a 5 tnn niMi .ip
\ I M l U l l / e t |, i,i w *ler
police
icp o tls
1 •«s * Ituiniug iw'lei for a , i.,I•■
■ f.if- thr |0 fiMi| %h in
ontlci the (il Hill of Riglil- '‘n'1
traiay given h\ II II
ksif I ■-1 ♦ i n n automobile wdth two IIxmic
hmIIcs ii
o llU u lK M I
fHUm| j„ an |solul-1 as * (enter (ol shipping e g
|> fWtllfflf Jlll'i I ilw at «i
.
spill at Dunedin l-le . doling
t*lde« and
pnaRirr l» o«»rl vio "
•M'litIM'i
(if tin
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
11cl irctl Hoover »a>. Ins w ild ,|u,-u.rt woman and a male ......... ed *>y J l” t«d, I olemiur
wide invrstigBlJon of food comil- wj)H |,a,| |>r, j„ charge ns a nr", agei of the Orange l ily Airport
iitiiiU hiw niRi* In'tiih
tions hus convinced him that it |(|j .my c|ll>
in a talk to Kiwamans II
Mini ILii Imii • ( uni
lir, I lutllvi - Rep. Hi lull li k» p'Miite.I
tlie Rev
I* difficult to,m ake people n-allte
KeCIama’ said ’the dead people introduced h>
_,
,
_
w hat famine means. Tire
Tlte forme
init that tlie St. JuhiDi River win
President has asserted .— oil the they *can” oniy"lH- 'th e ’couple w
LI Chl'a-Wen. former gra.lmu - the miiIv mctui* of truvel to fh»*
la st .lap of hi* mission —■ tluu were searching for."
»nd ltw ltu ito r
vegetable crop. •noth 44’IiI imI nettlon «»f -(lit? St itth« world ju st can't seem lo
A general alarm for the rmi.de a t th r University of Nanking. of I loinln tint ink' pi«»tu*n «la\h,
vlsuallx*
the
situation.
until lots been ordered cancelled,
•' ’ —lire ; China,
former , l.ieUF t « . Mnil .Jf fiejirht \%*»« ImiiUnl on
China, olid
I(«ai>rvii of
affirm
people seo pictures of IxHlies in nre listed by Detective lloh Foil" 1R«»crvo
freer ill thi* t*hm *' ' t l u »tv II
the streets.
.
as H urry J. Istan l. 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
frranees witir Mohandas Gandhi mental patient
‘he Chinese Government tn
til.
IV
l>, ,,)ec t - 1 mu,,oii
and ' Pandit Jaw aharlal Nehru
and ,„m
■.tn
j;iHt,urm.
ttinef In
A w arrant charging nl-ductlni. industry. agncuRlli#
"an,I «h
with u statem ent that Imlm w a,
tin- tu-nple eertalnli
held
by
Dunedin
poll-.-1munlcatlor. and «h„
,t
faces a serious food shortage in
(•cliril to tin- \V M trr lluipt^*
i r • pi.lged l>) th e ip e n d I
two months, lie -a> - there aiCttlnst lafanl.
CompMtiv L. • l ti*lv -•*« «t i lu l"
t . .
tn
,i,|
I t,,, p ip-et will
aro 160.000,000 people in Europe
The K arm nt « m»» *"orn «*!•( ♦;> t|0ni Mirfk|l|.l| u„. f, irm M up •»»•• i t , i rlu |„-npie id -, entliitlewho will starv e—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 in India—if supplies a te hailed. abducted woman. McClama
'* lhe United S late,
i *>«Hiding lei r ilrii y "
Form er President Hoover a r porta. McClama
M edium, said the car awas
a.
, j llf br)nB n ,.wr. from
He pultrlid not Hint (Ire liver
rived in Bombay this morning on driven to a
extend, into the priNiuetton urea
ft-tf® * w m .
e*
his wuy to the more seriuusly portion of San
_
of tlu sta te Where “ there is
affected areas of Madras, Uungu- Dunedin (lies.
Window* were A ir T ransport and then li»n» .iiinilittiU- unlimited tonnage of
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
situation today la not unlike the used to conduct c?Jmusl fume* ill- Navy. "W ithout your hel|i we nnd xegetahles."
coulrt not have, won tire war in
on* which faced th* world after sids th e vehicle.
.
lie ilrclatcd. ami
“Tin area witirin a radius of
WorBF W ar I. B ut this tim e, v-ays
added th a t Chinn expected to have 6,1 miles of Sunfoni will produce
Hoover, there are fewer supplies,
to fight on for 100 year* ngainw inure' than 300.000 Itm* of proand th e demand is greater.
tho Japanese, lie praised tire li. K. (CsM'd (Hitt and vegetable- and
During his visit to Now Delhi
policy of Chino being unified. «* 0,1,000 , HI loads of flesh fruits
- Nehru suggested Ui Hoover
and vegetables that cun tie tian sth a t greater utilization of Indian
ported lay wiattir thioogh tlie ili\VA_SIIINCTON~Apr,
< A 1«Wch ' . l " »n,"'
products might be on* means of For th* second tim e in a year,
the Idml w aterways as far north as
meeting the Increasingly grave th* U nited 8tate* w ent int>, u united China, also helping
Chinese without wanting anything Trenton. New Jersey," he said.
food situation in th a t country.
month of official mourning foday in - return.
He udded, that tn take the
— thia time for Chief Justice
plate of river Unit* whose opera
Mr. Coleman told of caily fly linn
Harlan Fisk# 8tnn*. Last year
was inierTOpted' by. tl
the war,.
a t thia time, the nation mourned ing experience* in 11*38 when h? there i* lielng forme.•d a barge
*oTo«d
at
the
ageof
Ifl
a
fte
r
an
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who died
line that will carry these tiroApril 19.
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ducts ftnm Sanford lo Norfolk,
President Trum an has ordered
Itultimorr. I’hlladelphia and Tren-.
MILAN. Apr. 94. U P>-Tw enty- flags towered to half sta ff over provament In plane* as to eafrty ton, with an average saving to
five hundred n oting prisoners in all governm ent buildings In this and predicted the rost of plane* the producer of 30 petecnl In
Kan Villtjre prison surrendered country ®nd abroad for the 10- would go down a lot' when thm e freight.
today, afte r holding out four day m ourning period for Kton*. w aa. niasa production. He pointed
The Seminal* County Chamber
days. However, a small group Mr. T rum an also has directed out th a t Sanford, with ita fin** of Commerce ha* presented its
of gangster* headed by the leader th a t th* usual and appropriate airport, k in s unique position a* qualification* which have been
of the ie,o lt. Erslo Barbie:i. still m ilitary and naval honor* he the center of a produce section, accepted by. tit* legal depaitm enl
held o u t and boasted they would r*nder*d In recognition of Stone'k and aald th a t shipper* would ut* of the United States engineer*
fig h t to the end. More than 30 em inent and varied service* to these facilities for quick trans- to act us sponsors in obtaining
guards held aa hoatagea ware his nation.
.
.right-of-w ay and spoil areas on
Funeral service* for the Chief
Shi* project estim ated at 91,600,"
Juatlc* will b* held tomorrow
he stated.
_
afternoon In W ashington. Stone entertainm ent
died Monday of a brain hemor
rhage.
Preaident Trum an wtll
attend the funeral services for
Chief Juatlc* Stone.
ROME, April 21 4/»‘t
ItnTian
Minister of Interior
Giuseppe
Romita today ordrred hiehwuys
from Milan blocked In prevent
any attem p t lo move Benito Mus
solini'* exhumed Itody to Rome.
He added th a t one man alone
knew of the exact location where
th« Due*'* remains . had bten
burled. He declined to identify
th* man while an investigation of
tha incident is in progtr**.
Milan police, meanwhile, recon
structed the >Ahcft of Mussolini'a
body from ita unmarked grave.
Marauder? arc believed t o . h^rc
climbed tw o 'sm all fence* to gain
entrance to the rear of the rtm «tery. A fte r uncovering the Itody,
they apparently dumped It into
a sack and carried it to an auto
mobile. T he trail has (>ern follow
ed to ,th # small town of C alnrate
I— 20 mile* distan t — but authori
ties lost track of it there.
Fear* th a t an attem pt might be
made to '♦ rin g Mussolini's V tody
to Rom* war* roused by a le tte r
said to have been found near the
open and em pty grave. "The tim e
r& j x a w :
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Nation Goes Into
Mourning For Stone
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WASHINGTON. April 24. UP)
- Th* combined food board anraw ed today i t had lucreaaed
« A pril allttcation of w heat end
M e ceewaw for UNRRA from
13,<X»0 to 400,0(10 tons, ..w -l-
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In h„i>e,l to
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l„t imng .
than
4 1ui-, in t i t l e * **f m o l e
ivmii,.
. lo t n d - p ln y it it i
viun.u.
i«» ho ™mr, <
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to
tird e rrt- w h o a r e
j^ h in r c .i^ tti.-
Sn|mivi*t»r
\v.u
Mutk
It.tll t mi*ii|tc«l with
|**iit |tt*w - 9*•■i vt Im i c
V.• I 'lIltli.. thr Itilflicp.
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i’.I »#• have
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nt***mIciiI .
Minn t *II- *M*
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t 'li.'fitnan. tlPiiB iliel; Mt*
Jin.|
Mi*
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Randall
M.„ N> id Ik.
u n to g
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Vi: t"
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mual-„ n I’
of
of the
Holland Speaks
Before1 Jaeksun
(omitv ( iti/ens
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tS p rvvcif
-» Ivijjf
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is- l. t ImId Ifl
VV.»| t'lllll'tl,
I lie wdiH
till' III »clf
ml L Hob
Until. v\.»i turn* KHtrrtwf And
ititoltil.itv fut tlu* C n itfd S la tw
St*i mt i*.
•*\\ hrtlivt V / Q k s Jl^r tlW t***
lint, nil'll > l
waul your
mipj’Mit, (,*" li'# W f ^ rtl!ii ninl iitUsi
M.ti,.4'lv»‘, m| fin* i»riYik|{c
t jjitiHlll.' t III* Mil'll Y•••! N%'Htlt to
Hrloml u| the rri|Ur«! of the bn n l
S cIiimiI It.mid. A committee coin
posed of s|x Flints, headed hv
tlie tieasu r-i of
Hie
NuiseiJ)
Schiiot. vKit the school le g u laitj'
and lllude *.» lepolt .to tile clllb;
Mxsisting with tlie -aluiy of a
)MII.* Ill" - •%l<ft "((l*
tiain ed IN . i ra t ion Itiiccldi m the ysliiiw imii Afthttrcinltoii of th o if
amount of J I 3..',il
pei month, ttniiKH fut u liit lt mil bo) i* uml
nmtrhiiig the sniue" iimount p a d iriiU fought f*»i U v "
iiy th l re olhci civic elulis to llinke
llollntul p|9i»kr U*forr u crowd
a to tal of 976.IHI pci month.
Philippines election on tha'baala
of returns from an Osmena
stronghold — Pampagna Prov.
Inc*. Osmena ' supporters claim
the incumbent ia leading chal
lenger Manuel Roxa* by 07,000
vote* In rampagna alone. 4Ipwever. Roxa* ha* won a majority
of 34,000 in th* Manila area.
Final, tabulation* are npt a s peeled for n feiy more <!*>•*.- ,,
'tMLwr‘ ’ ^' 4 *
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Cixir activitl-'s tneluiled:
to
operntlmi with the Chamber »f
Commriee in all eixir plana by
nji|'oiiitiii)' •petial committee- for
all meet Inc» on civic projects;
taking two memt>erahip* in the
Chamliri of t nminerre; sopervi..
ing the Dune lloarda for the
Salvation Aimy op? day, enilectlng a total of t* l.'d ; Imlding
a Tag Da) for the Sister E lisa
beth Kenney Foundation for In
fantile I’nialysl* lesulting in the
collection of 134X27. of which a
part w ai lelained by the Junior
Class of Seminole High School to
be used ns u memorial to one of
it classmate* who died from th*
affect, of
Infantile P aralysis;
furnishing toys for the E lks’ an
nual Community Christm as T h ^-;
participation in the Red Crass
Drive: participating in the W ar
Bond Drive*, with a to ta le d 99°.*
000. worth ItcUig credited to till
dent Sergio Osmena claims to efforts of th* club; assisting in
have fenced Into the lead In the sailing season passes fo r the
Inmates Of Milan
Prison Surrender
• 4 A*
By a directed verdict by Judge
R. W. W are, a decision waa given
,,,
Apt
! th,- | u'ed-i Sutr—
J -otemlenl ,*l( |,ub( . . .. I . . .
;l Con -he-'. It
oil -)(,(*,-di \%tn
I M ,(III, I "Id Ih#
People
ffiSfc?
Decision Given In .
Favor of A. D. Rosier
,
It
I .. *.r.,.t iif 11^,- \ itritratt Fr 'l•■■> nr .if
.so- omott .l*nt#*
Pilot Meeting ;
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Plan To Halt Move Envoy Says
ment Of Mussolini’s Cannot
Body Is Attempted Critical
hlHI SllD*4*ll |4|«mI hvI 44>«|
Utilkr l 4 ill uf the Still*
Hfnnt nn Apr. *J in n
Ryrnet
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BIG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS TO MEET IN PARIS
Coleman, i l i ^ i n s
Praise Efforts Of
Rep. Joe Hendricks
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i lit NGKING. Apr. J4. (4’i Cltinesr tiovcinm ciit forte* today
fine,I XU.000 I'umm utlist troops
. at o |Hitnl 30 miles south of
1 the Munthmi-in capital ut ('hangI chutt, .'icotiwhilr, (ici’ctnl George
V »t:.i lr.it i. meeting tinluv * tlh
Icaillt.i .nl H rnl factions -in tin r hii'-c c t'.viV W ar.
A j f a i *m«ii Jo,- tile ChlilMe
Niuiumrllst P arty conic up with
___woosl - <-4 n possible" colli itnotuise.
Il« raid the government m ijht
. . agreev-1’1 d mnmuHUt . rotUrol of —
" - • rrrta.4n pints uf Mutwhutla. How- "
ever, tlirtc is this prr.vuo. 1 he
to m m um st- imiuIiI nc asked to
give up inajur rrlien- ntwi ^>P*" '
tail line- in government traffic. _
llveeiit dispatches iiidicatc the
Caiiiniunists ur* in u good b » r-: ;
ginning position. The tied* hold
Changchun nnd ***m- to i* prr*
pured to occupy Hiirbiu tom orrow .1
.Meant,liili- the Communist radio* j
at Yctittn has Iteen monitored nt
, Mamin in 'tu confirmutimi that
i j five .ip ic rira n eorr**pondet»t» iliaroont-d in ( hungthun are safe
.
and sound. The newsm en—ioclud- j
, - v if l in B Tom .Mustcison of tlie As*»- ;
n t .1 ! elated Pi*s» unro in the ManVj»'; clnii lan t apilal when I'Omiiiunist* *
* ( i hII hi Lv.l und iMpluied tin* city
The IrMHn hioudeust hIs„ stnt*-l
that -, >ci .,1 a l t _liwv* ,
i-liwiw—onsJ^—I^--«?hWgTr» auverh—
mriii
the Sieplngknl
BYRNFJJ IN PARIS
PA R IS, Apr. 24. UPh~ Secre
ta ry of S tate Jam es Byrnes has
A rrived tn Pari* a fte r hi* ffilaht
from W ashington- Accompanied
by -Senators Varrdenbnrg and Con
nolly, th# secretary arrived at
O rly A irport in Preaident T ru
man'* plane, tha Sacred Cow, at
4:20 A. Mo E astern Smndurd
iJU k e.1- T he Big Feetr Ferelgn
tvf* APS
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im i T. Di, EE?or aw*O"* »-®*
All Highways To H
1HUUUUS u» Vie Persons Are Found Points out Pessibi- ;xk'
T t 4. Resume Of Activities
During Past Year
Dunedin
Isles
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Milan Blocked ' D uring Fam ine At
fvi u i u t u i
Training Center ii:»h,,i> commitirf. »mi lm h,«
Th* Seminole County Board of
Public
Instruction
will
meet
Thursday
mOrnlng
at
11:00
o'clock a t tha office of SupL
T. <W. Lawton to a c t on the
recc-nmendalion by th e trustee*
aikd principals for appointm ent
o f teachers of all school* in the
county, w hite and colored, for
th* 1UCG-47 school y * tr.
On Friday mOrnlng a t 11:00
a a S’
•electio n .
'
G oiei nine'll i- -nid t>> i f rniicen
trilling tioops. tiu rh s and h eavy
n ltlllr n o, luu then, It,man ami
Bidault
eilstein Hopeh pt iivllocs. al the
edge ol ihr a ieu held by lha THEIIt K\ l> n.N I'ARIS. alo.vi lllg F»in f.u.-ign ,„.,o'
Communists
»>' effort to Uieit postpooemeut of the —I nulnm |>. in i
Tlie Government"* iiriny still,, la in tlmn May I. under trim s of the Moscow Ihg t'lnehas a lone way to go. Tlte slim at,, pi,,p,,M*d
t S. S n n l u i y «-f S tale Ityine- ainl lot
wedge n litis pushed into Mail- E ire-t llevin. F ram e’s fteiogi-* Itnhiult. and Itossl a’- \
chin it, to, lodes only Mukden all.I
Kzcpingkiii with the la tte r *1111 u u s
I
I
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in Communist hands. The indirn. I *A/ o r l r% I n r a m p n
Ic
lions mm ore that Hi*' Com
YY a U C
\ ^ U 1 C I 1 I 0 1 I lO
d, W„1
M ilan’, u s e . . . O p e ,. House, May I I , .. .......... j ^
.
a ' itaiul 'In *
the tip
tip 1j y i n m
---------------------------—— ----- ------ ------------------ ---------------------------[defense of Chnttgthun tatul the
\n p a l/p r
A t
edge, «eut
neat 4 9 1 0 .1 1 1 k j J J C a i V C l
t
A
I f - eV
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j o f the N ationalist--nerigx.
Kuitgrhuling.
Large two-piece j{
living room suite fi
NO. l.Vi
TOSCANINI ENDS . 8-YEAR EXILE
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“ tain"Tocalitle* and commanda in
Five-Piece Dinet S uite.
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—rA s-sociateti I'rcsH l e a s e d W ire
Clerical Workers And Pickets
Clash At Stinson Aircraft Plant
General Marshall Is
Meeting With Rival
Factions In Civil
Conflict In China
FRA N K FU RT.
G e rm a n y .
A p ril 24 (/P)— ^Tho A m erican
c o m m a n d e r In E u ro p e , G en
e ra l Jo se p h M c N a m e y , h u s
^ 'o r d e r e d u discipLinury c ra c k ^ d o w n on af. A m e ric a n tro o p s
itv Eujrope.
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In a n o rd e r issu e d to d ay ,
M cN a m e y o x p ia in s his a c tioii by declaring t h a t in cor-
LAUNDRY DEPT.
,..a fiD r r x 7 2
M. MMotnk
wa j -1
af* tarsby
fCommander Declares
Conduct of Troops
Has Deteriorated
Sharply in Theater
) with l i l l l i ; r h . i n g r III Irm prfjr*
.»! Itwdiooii l u n i s l t l .util
riur^day.
NEW SPAFEK
W E D N E S D A Y , A tir. 1 1. 1010
80,0 0 0 Reds
Clash W ith
Nationalists
T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY
111=1 ll= p
u
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
• You can never be (are yon are gening enough
eu c aiial viumln* ualei* yon lu p p lrm a at your
diet with known quantltici o f Tusmia*. So, euir J
a g iim t vitamin deficiency! S u n die wise Plena'
nun* habit in your family today.
ho had thia to aay when inforinetl
of th e nomination:
.
“ I tJrfrv't know whether one
" should feel gratification at a s
" turning eqch large reaponaihliitlea.
(IMU Mil OP PI III.M *TIO,7.
- t'bn nervy— X K ~ f I H
-----la
"lk _ U the k ind. o t l racognltiou
Ball P ar tllvarr*
r . any man would appreciate. The r inrun, in inr rape* ut im m inr
k c a ttc n irr c o t f n r o f t h k
. reeponalbility If 10 g reat th n t.it 0 *1(4* I'lalntlff* Vi;- ii« r»««(‘ Cfilf.
Tit jtr n tc tA i. ciR ctfiT ok
: MTATK OK KIAUtfKA IN
doean't create any sense of e la 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 %n o t
lirnc * n t l f i f t f
The Jurist knew w hat treinen- 1•r ■•
KMIII M CANNON, 1'lalntlff *
l»«« fHl9NP
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boll.
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I'UOiM
pruftrtl
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£ 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
th at
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.
w
rltlrn
appraruw e (prr.onally or
I h i m : ANIi nill)K lli;tl nt Han- by allnrnay)
Id a belief th a t law wa* "a hulh a lull of (*omMaoi'iuda itouniy. Klorlda. thl. plalnl In saidto araua*
I® man Inatilutlon fdr human need*" furd.
on Monday,
j;n,<
da)
of
April,
l
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l
t
tha «th day ml May, 1114, and lo
Impelled him to attem p t to ileeiile
O. I*. II.radon
lharraflar
file
yotae
drfrnaa.
If any
i-lrrb. ft I r e u 11 Court.
*' case* In the light of p ^ trtiral
have, to the Hill nf Complaint
Hrinlnola I'ounly. Klorld;i you
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 lB in pa h in fa t n r
j J i oom su ite In rm nlern sty le . Choose
n. I- IIKHNOON
~
otn 'Tot / X itu ir IChapler Joall la** «f
r M i l l C i r c u i t 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'm nli
team.
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IN T i n ; K i r . f t l i r C t l U I l T OK T H K ZZ ‘ro u n d m irro r on v a n ity .
In la ter yeara. he became o Klnrlila
r . A. IklIT TpN
NINTH J U D I C I A L KIIU ’l f l T IN
meml»er of President llerlw rt
K l r . l p u l i l l r s l lu n April I I , IS44
ANI» Kill! H K M IN O L B CO UNTY .
lloovrr'a “meiUdne hall cal»!net"
HTATH IIK K M M t l D A .
M t T I C K TO CIIKIHTOMN.
—a group of intim ate friends who
IN CltANC’K I lY NO. 411*
T H K KOI H I T OK T H K COI'
1 KURD J . IIIU IW N
I 'l a l n i l f f
met a t the White House frequent IN.IC
HOR
H KM IN tll.K
t.tll'
’• VH.
ly to. keep In physical condition
KUHIIOA.
IN 1*11011
- IlliUiA MAC. IlltOWN Hcf.nilrnf.
by tossing a medicine hall.
l r r* l!f>lnle o(
HTATK OK KLflHIDAi llltKKT.
r tr ln r . I» n f4 i« l.
I NUN: TO 4IOI.DA MAR IlltOWN
He also obtained physical w ork T OM.tnue-t
A L L I ’l f E I H T O I l H AsN|l 1
,•
Whoav
rc'lilrnce slid addrra. la
out* during the sum m er 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
n
tut
PRrll
o
f
)t»U
l»rr
1
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n
o
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l
i
w
l.v
n o l l f l r d ] );«!
Maine. Flthlng wa* another thing
-«nd* ri*qulrf»d t n p r
' I il l It f o r dlvorVo l ia a h»*n f i I. 1
th at contributed to h i. relaxation. afmtlfliHt
n y r l * l m « an il ilrm n n n * i
Hgttlii'l y o u in t h ' o l r r v l l « . q i r t
S ittin g on the bench in his >ii*4. o r » lili» r o f you. m a y .
l o t H cm 'n olu CotiiiiY, Klorlda. , mi
black robe, he presented Bn Im t«lfnlfill ltie* eeelLle* o f M a n u el r t r i n a C liutteery. •'» K r n f i llfo w n . t o i l
•
r a t i e r r b ) rcifUlrcil l o Ilia YoUf
tlrrt'H^rfl.
I
n
l
r
«»f
m
M
C'au^ly.
In
posing appearance. He truly was l h a r o u n l v J n i l | p
«f i I v m l n o l f w r l l l e n n p p s a f i t t i c a w l l h tlif * I ' f i i
judicial looking.
Fou nt)*, M o r liU , mi h U u f flr # In a f maid C o u r t In t h e Cjiuniy C o u r t
ar a t I t a n f o r d . K lu rld s. o n n r
Inclined to he atout, he was rh<® c o u r t h«iu»c o f Kfild r<runt) «» bifitu
n f o ra M nw l# « l h a l * l h da y o f
Hnnforel. Pl»rlt1a w i t h i n vlirKl n il*
above
ayerage
heightIII*
face
May,
A. D.. I * t ( o r a d i f a u l t w i l l
Railroad Commissioner (Grp. Z)
• n d n r mAntTiN f r o m »h* llAi®* »of
a r e d a « * l r t * i y o u a n d •*•'<
A South Florid* bualnesa man waa round and an unruly lock of l h « flr» t n u b l l r a l l n n o f (b in •**M<,#* hr ta u oa u lprocaail
porta. O llllR IlK It
h air frequently fell over hla rig h t lUirh r l a l r n o f ilcirwind i K i l l Uf If) t h a t I h u n o l l e a*s Ita
with an ALL FLORIDA
pulillahrd o n r o
w
rlU
n
ir.
a
n
d
a
h
a
l
l
a
l
n
l
t
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n
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fi
A
f
a
eyeHla
brow
a
t
tlm
ea
became
a
w
a
a
k
fo
r
f
o
u
r
i l l e o n a a r u l vo
viewpoint
o f r c a l d m c a a n d noaf. o f f l r « id®
corrugated
a*
'h
a
p
u
ttied
o
ver
w
a
a
k
a
In
t
h
o
H
A
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tlU
H IIK ItA l.fl
d r a a a o f l h a c l n l m n n t n n 4 ■nnll
"W IN W ITH WILLIAMS"
Han ford . K lu rlila.
complicated point* of law pro- b a a w o r n l o by Ih # c U l m n m . hi# n l WITNIUtN
l*ald rulH lral A<verHaes«»*4
m
y
h
n
r
u
t
a
ha aaal
•«r#nt. o r hl« n l l n r n t v . r n d _#«•* n t hnld C o u r t Hilo *nt hd t day
aented by attorney*.
uf
liMfk
o r d e m a n d h o i #o filed
Customarily ha wa* genial In t h n l l b y o 'd
A
p
r
,
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4
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hla relations with counsel arguing
I tilth Ml. J o h n Ciyfo«
clerk n f a a l d C ir c u it C o u r t
A# a d m l n U l r n l o r cf ll»#
l>efore the tribunal. Hut ha aomeK r i n l r of M#m»cl f n r l o f . IHBAI.I
A
k
e
r
m
a
n WaU*r» A
time* employed stern method*
.
IflM k O l.
Plaintiff*!, Altornay*
with lawyers who evaded ques
I 'l rv l polillceition A p ril S3* IM ( . Orlan4e.
Klorlda
tion* nr wandered p srslsten tly
nittiK n uk ri'n i.tt'A T ie x
from th* issue* of the litigation.
- WOTICW TW Arrv.AH
ills . appointment aa Associate TO: I'Atri.INK KlltltY, whu*4 pht-s T O : I.F.ON J A M K A ll t j A D D l N O
rvoldvnrt and Rust Offllv sd* , n J ------------- n t . A H H l N O . hla wlf*H
Justice in 1DS6 by P resld sn t C al of
tit ran Is Trmnlv. Tains. Itiut* 1: Ho u ih N o r w a l k . C o n n « t l a u I . ' I f >■*'
vin Coolldga, who attended AmYmt ars hsrvhy notlflvd njtd rs- In * a n d If a l l h v r o f m i d p a r t i s *
h e n t College a t tha same tim e, •i,iii' In appvsf t» a Fvrlnsi lull
of Complnlnl fll»d against mu Tor
waa denounced by aom* “liberal*" dlvorr*.
h r Ill'K t’M H. KllltU. sow
on the ground th a t Stone had pviullnr In ths rlreu lt Co|rl t.f
been a "W ail S tre et lawyer*— e Hanilno.e i'ounly, Klorlda. ita nr
member of a firm heeded by a hafors th a.Ju n e 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, how avrr, be
tulrrd
law In tba HAkKURU
fore those famous word* "Justice* IIKIt.M.n.l,y
tUnfard. 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 fo r Insom
nia. And of course, Ut* price*
are low I
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JOE WILLIAMS
J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a
T H E W E A T I! I R
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T a P rotact th a Pear* of the Worldi
T a-P rM aata th a P rogrraa-af America
To Produce Prooparity for Sanford.
AN
Americans Can’t Be
Blamed For Being
Confused On Relief
LENA HORNE
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T U ESD A Y, A M m ; 2-1. 194G
T IIE SANFORD IIBItALD, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
'A G E SIX
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of ittitn* titan .TOR Juikpon (*nuit®
t i i n i in the p tm a t o n . Trior
to his Mppctuumv hetf, he vUtttd
the
com tuanitlo pf (Jnind
Rilim*. 19#■11v%t»4mI and IU»con» und
iiindr brief u d i I n * i n S iicai U,
(iivrmviMHl unit MuIoiip
Sauls Coin men tied By
Odham For VFW Job
nicm lirishlp committee of Scin
lliule Countv Post No. 1283 ur
the .Veterans of Foreign War*,
was commended during a supper
m eeting
of
the
organisation
Monday night by Commander
llrailey - fklham for hi* work thug
fa r in recruiting veteran* w ith
service outside th* continental
U nite! States for the local p o s t
Eight new member* per* ac
cepted by th* p o a t They werv
Herman Eplia. Lawrence lllanken.
ship. George Hughes. R o b e r t
Red*. Robert^Vyche, Earl Blaakanshlp, Calvin TIIUs and G eorgf
Steele.
1- Plan* were made fur a dinner
to be held May 13 for member*
and their w ive, and guest*.
.a
Georg* Steele and Benny Mills
were named a* team captaJH
fo r the membership driTe wtdeh
Is currently getting underway.^
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FRIDAY, APRIL’ 19.1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA—
PAGE TEN
H o lly w o o d ’s Latest
N e w s A n d View points
IfolXYM UJOD—V h a i is Holly
wood going to. do about the short
hair erase? The film colony, al
ways first with (hr latest, 1* in
a quandary.
i'crhnp* l*rau*o of the rrgimrnted wear of women In war
Work and the armed forces for
tho first time, the present period
ha* brought ♦totnl reversion from
masculine style toward the ultrafeminino figure eseinplfled^ by |
the Jane Russell* end the lama
Turners. Since the rescinding of
9 wot time restrictions, fashions me
showing n still morr decided fem
inine trend with longrr. fuller
shoulders,
skirts, __ r _ „
tiny waists and padded hips. Ju*t
what, then, .is the place of the
short hot. in this scene?
Studio hair stylists arc almost
o f one rnlml, Hns'i Revere, HKD
heir stylist »«y * emphatically;
lure* clothe* designer, declares:
"Short hair, dor* nothing for a
"In a practical way Hollywood
artrc*»<a can't wear • short bobs. woman’s, looks. Ifalr should make
a' lovely frame for the face and
*i— -i—, l i. .1— n u .
i. ••
Maureen O H ara’a long red hair
is the color camaaa’a delight. She
wouldn't dream 0% cutting It, ahe
says.
Gene Tierney saya she think*
long hair is mort womanly an.)
elegant. Kectntly she consented
to a slightly shorter bob for u
film role, which she wore fluffed
out about her face. Linda Darnell
say* that hair worn long anil
down provides a greater display
than either a short bob cut or aa
Ilette Davis Slid Ami Sheridan
both protest that they will not
wear u short bob, a* that would [rutting It. l.or;tta Young says
require wearing wigs under the 'that n woman can't feel beautiful
hot lights. When a photographer In short hair.
attempted to make n. lay outrun
There a te three standouts In
short bob* at Warner llrothm the film colony who have wont
recently, a model had to be hired their hair short all through the
becausr.no Warner *lnr has boh. upsweep and chignon -rage. They
bed hair,
are Claudette Colbert, Maralia
•Jeanne Crain was asked recent Hunt and luiralnx Day. The feath
ly to do a short-haired role and er cut and bangs o f Claudetfb
she refused to cot even- tmr inch. and l.nrnine are particularly ba
coming to these girls. After ail
the entertainment business Is ono
In whi:h individuality Is at a pre
mium and it’s a wise girl who
know* her type and sticks with it.
Hints To
Housewives
Little-drops o f oil, little scraps
of fst, if saved in every kitchen,
can make a mighty total. The
housewife can make un important
contribution to food conservation
by nr-venting small wattes— the
oil that run* over the side of the
can or is left in the salad bowl;
the cooking fat not scraped out
carefully when the container la
discarded, left in the frying pan,
or spoiled by careless cooking or
improper storage.
Muir attention should be given
mtw method*, and unreliable r#»
dpc* all may contribute to fat
waste. * A carelessly made cake
that turns out an unappetising
failure, .for example, la a wade
not only of fat but o f precifj.<
to careful acraplng o f diihe*. pane
and containers of fat. A rubbertipped Inah , scraper of the type
now selling again at kitchen sup
ply counter* is a great help in
•do}* Xq uunq op, Amu *pej U|—
poo* Xue auo ou »>op Ujsjp *qy
u m o j i woM put jejess q*|p eqt oj
-u| » 1»S t*qi j t j 'pooj Jjqjo Xus
jo—tej jo j|q T**| j« q i -Iuiaoujjj
ping up drain pipes.
Remnants of cooking fat in
Approximately 15,000 lost their
livea In "home-made’* falls Last
year.
poured out
Is thrown
drops, o f i
ties. - Par
cooking m
out, and th
n j on" lot
a little wa
gravy, sou]
these flavi
th* dish
gravy bow
Much fai
c o o k in g .
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jj, S o fa Beds— A ssorted C overs and S tyles
$
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ahd
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H assocks in A ssorted Colors
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
r1
Jap Premier,
"CabinetQuits
Government
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C h icago M eat W o rk e rs
Associulrd -Press (.cased Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. APRIL 22. 1010
Established 1908
P rotest
L a y o ffs
Shidehara, M in isters
R e s ig n En M asse in
E f f o r t to Stabilize
t P o litic a l
^Ituation
Battle Of Words Breaks Out
At Senate O.P. A.
A. P. Explains
Why It Will Not
Furnish Service
TOKYO. April 22, (/P)—The
Shidehara'government in Ja
pan ha* fallen. The 74-yearold Baron Kljuro ,Shideharn
and nR hla minister* have re
signed cn masse In what is
described officially as an ef
fort to “ stabilize the political
situation" in Japan.
* Shidehara - submitted his
NO. Oil
'
W a tc h in g M ine Rescue E ffo r t s
W A S H IN G T O N . A p ril 22
o n — A luini b ittllc » f w orth
liroke otil ttiday i*t th e Scna le
Mnnkiilg 'U u m m tttw i'a
tieut'iiig ‘on the ex ten sion o f
U F A Th e he.ni o f the N ation*-at' A'.StH'iirtioii >'f W oo l Mani ufaituier.-*.
A r th u r
Benue,
touched it t iff when lie tlcr In red that xiiiiiirtcter* o f O P A
.. i . r
l.f "bi.kllltt ilf iht*
htlffu -1 uiifi'l
|;i ti .i-1( m
Si-ii.ifui
i luirle-
Heads A ssert
State
D epartm ent Broad( ’asts
Froim gaiu la
NK\V YORK,
Wool .Manufacturers
Chief $a>\s Price
Ajyency Supporters
(uiilty Of “Hokum”
A|U. 2 2 .
T ile lw‘a irt of i l i m t u i * u f »tic*
r A M w iit lr f l I ’lC h ^ Jinn fu r t h e r l \ f p la in e d . ttja
t i - iu n to 1*11*1 \ l f
resignation and those of hit' milt- I
-ietera during a one-hour audience
il#iA.cr U» till* StnlC p£|»{4* t
with Emperor Hlrohito at the
fin
L i u m lrn M ’u
Imperial Palace. The Emperor
II! ;* r r |« » r l It* t lir iiitm iiiit mi •! >
I
f « i i \ .1 \* x lid M iiu h iie
accepted the reslgnatjon* but, in
tj> u
**f
\ V
m rm W rsfc
m
fh ♦
In i tin a n l u
d r v i k’I o h i t'f
•cconl with tradition, asked Shidu |u n iu n
th t u u c t iit n v'Ctuitnr A l
A ■‘ It** m
ll u t r l in Y v »a
chare to remain on until a auele n H n ik lt ’ k t»f K e n t u c k y ll^kc^i
ccssor could be appointed.
A MASS DEMONSTRATION by more titan' 15.000 union member* agwitet tin- la y in g . off of 5.000 1 in k , the il it w io r ii tj in] t: i - I i vi t
if |li>M * im v in t tli.M a n y o n e n h o
The" Shidehara government had packinghouse employees take* place outside tile office* (if Swift A Co™ Chicago. III. Union leader* tv* it m a jo r nttisfctc ra tio n * . i.m *
f ii veil - t x U i.-it m *if O P A i?> ir u lliv
been in office tince shortly af present nt the meeting. left *horlly after fur Washington to confer with Gayle A t nut ru n g , government Q"tHcim *.l the o b je c t iv it y til m
n f h itko m . m til u l:e n
ter the surrender of Japan.
?re*eiitutioii f•»* uhirh the VJV
director of the *eiied pocking plant*, uml Secretary of Agriculture Anilemin, to p rn lc a t tiie layoff*.
he m ea n t ju * t th a t, IL » r k le y ^nUI:
The fall of the Japanese gov
t Inlet nut imutl Soumlphoto) tiiviv*,, Aind th e P riiia ih ie
" T h e n P m u u » lt \ .*f h o k u m .“
ih i e h u»e **f A . I* new * h> il u
ernment follow* a series of politi.
fn ilm m t 1
Up|n»hheuii S c m itu i
Stitt* hcpurtittent nfiglit ha.* #♦*»
Tat maneuvers so, complex they j
| | m| i i i : i i ■ (,■ * I m , . i l put hi t hat th r
hup iwliry. The uthei fm t*n «.iti*
datxled the ordinary Ju|iaiie*e unit
mm« 1 untilufat tmrt
np
withtn
drrnril ^ f* uintnirtf with fn 'I/n
left the makeup of the next gov
government-.
In cut'll inwian* *.
It ii i u ; l iU , l i r n u i ' i ' o p A
leaden*
ernment obscure.
.nl . -i I L m h i i i i u ' v j
»»f tuiYiiea.
the f iiiY r io r * in n ile it
11*4,1
The Shidehara cabinet had been Q f o f a i c « { D i i r n a *
under almost constant ■ fire for u l c l t U S 0 1 l \ l V 6 r A l
he \*
* >t l ‘ k 1 •-i'|*M -iiion t«
III. - 1ui%C l)Vt*h
si1 »‘l» ihe
the last four month* for it* fail
» «•- i
! f u it '2 el«I r t j|» |d r
ic. i*-iu||
l.f
ure to uolve the food eri*i* and
k '! ■»* ht - .Ml - r ,i Lu |Hlt
Ik . '■•ini \hv till Cl liM
other difficulties connected with
UKKI.IN. April 22 -Pi - Thr
P \ i ‘ i i|iftl« .1 *i\ tie* mw ii
ll
h ,l‘
-Hi.! :«'|dc.tUslU
living in conquered and occupied
It.ug-heiaided inelgi-i of Commun
i i» .» . 1
1
l ack
[till 1l*r -pivirt* rt hit'll tin Stilt
Japan.
ist* and Socialist* in Get many
I * Me
i t 1f«!i * : f I he* V
iri-ii- 1 iiifh ! plmit- 1.. (D.r ,, III rt ll
General. MacArthur's beagqunr- H igh
School Seniors now I* iin nernmptished fact The W illiam Course) R e not
. • »p \
4 ! m tumpet
h r 11Vi i |i tl jt *1if *i.l
t r* wa* informed In advance of
mid u fusion itnndetl
f In or |*i H*e*i| rh’lVimtr,
ceived Itroken A rm im - i'i i. iiiit n of I hi
e cabinet'* deci*l»n to quit. Km
A sk R otary F or A id CouimuMsts
gioup of the Social Democratic
I t i , » .* il l hrt\ i* ptMrfi'v* ir|»o»tP« i hu|
cign Minister Khigeru <flk’<.diilii
As Car O vertu rns f h i'i « 'ii *■ jit mu »* t*»
t i
fisr f. I HUM 111# til Of*
In C ancer P ro g ra m I'm tv have joined force* in an
contacted one of MarArtbur'*
tilgaiiixiitinn culled the Socialist*
fluni'si I* Wr tnihl
n th«
t \ iiiim t h '
»la ff officer* to inform .him of
rml**in*dn|e a n ulentft
. » . - T|-,| t h.it i ip \ f»\ |*1 ices
«*e* l|ri>ai{< a?ri ileiugitrii t*i |M%iiii<»tr
A hearing on
tin , propo***d Unity I’arty. Thy merger was
the deci*ion.
u fe k *e itd
*'tt t#M* vv,*\ u f Hfc will of nrue-’ ity
w if I * n m | I I ih m 1 *‘f fiv e
St, Johns-TTitlian River Canal will made official at n rally in Bct- c u i e i t d i n t i i i : t ! * r
■g‘* # n *'! p m l K i r ' i n
be held in Titusville next week, Iin 1n*t night, amid IhundetvU* Kent til 4It* * m ill! v h ig h w a y * , tits* l a p P ’ • ■ I ' n K u i u l a
VY-i - h in iftn n , P i h i'
Ed Higgins. manage!
of
the upplause of delegates Item both rim»i ut’i i>ui uf kvhtrii Iii v til volt ilu, |h*w-ibly, f rmu ,iji Ami'i • *»*
vetirwii. vi?%» |— tit hut * er!i|iniy net
iirttu t
| .l it I ’m l e i s j u i k c
W illi& iii * - — m a . vvi*i
Seminole County
Chamber
of faction*.
The demountiilMon reached it* Mint M m » i- Itfiito n uf S aitfn rtl, jet'llvt* nrW| pi • ■enl.ilionr. Ci:v. m T ? OlHI U p V V tiirk Coinmcite, revealed at a meeting
r T h » ilt r e c liu
% \rn l »m l*u -a <
hh
•(- t h r -I
fT in11u |m h
t h 4 i n 11 \ ; « * h S e t l i i d
i of the Rotary Club at the Mayfair climax xvhen the tiermmi Com w i i i * n f i n
munist, Wilhelm f’ ieck uml tin1 tiyi( l i»t)i * > .nix ill |V»rcg east *1| that i f o n n e i
the H im '
ii
# t»
mid
rgt _
t
rsl ‘ *
Inn today. The purpote of the Socialxt
«drr, ()tt*» tir*»tewnhl i i !ii,t(| t i n* ri r Id it
v Huulei n
the uLI lieu
I t , •-v r-’ ■. t i ii,.- ..f»|n**ittoii
l-nke
met on & nt«ge uf the Kltiliti f Rutifin ! .-*! It ixiO »* e b i 1k S in I *
lot (he pi ejsent nue
u ni h> i .. - |teak
W
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* _____
jgation. flood control and water Opera
»htmk hnmU.
'll'ttM* *U|A11til —afitI ImHVt'T Ihm
. . llottee
^ A)it end
ji la y Isto m in * . I « ft - t h r w u iv r th the,
} Itltea been iiiim 'cvpt.ih ie
ft,
mm*isI , ’ 'T tiis - *ta #.
I
men Nf»^iL*xu if irffevl***l
O io U t % 0W » a ia :
lh u
»• Urn f
ftnil t in • - h t r . t h A . . t . h « y + *
'tn* \ .ilh«5 A m! lit ut il* Cimi 4 t
jhl. rfIr
mjurinn •Mtiumil »iriu of Us |ff*v1*11 Hit*H
T
United S ta te ,' Army transport , " * ' ,rr 1s -"1,Uo,T1 ,
L; * " ' * * hum that Gertnanye vorkrr* hnvr Vfcri^ j ,
l hi mthlrnf!fii'il |»v i.ilut ^
wa* followed hy four Russian ( ,,v Semlnoi- High Srh.m *rn- been hoping ami praying ho, m n
HIf* hdhjm ll IN* fill Ihi
1U, , K t„ Stair 1Ilf feJM
..It . fw ilva . . *1 i.i
fighter plane* today a* it flew W *. apreared before.the club m u long period of Unu-: Th. f on.
Tit
i-.nuin,,,, ,
Itnok-. Soviet urn? (lift in \ ! H5‘
I ! *1« « I ll.lt
^
l|’h.
.t*H-v 1.ml 11till •1. no*! it (uhl
Into the Army nirpbrt Just outside lt*half of'the ( enter Drive, which muni*t loailrr, PleeV. tanl h Until imJmmm I tlu-ii v > iff lu k rn I " ■IlfIH
i*
sponsored
by
thr
*cnloi
cla**
hopnl Alllt’tl aUtilolltiu-' w»>iiln E ctn iilil-I.m igh tn ji M rm urinl M*** 11 lie for i(nv:ih. the uhl 1*1fill ll
Vienna. The four Soviet plane*
iiFWa Rcivii'c
made run* at the big American of the- high school. The goal it endorse illy merger.
fMtnl
l2,U0t',
M
r.‘Cox.
explained,
adding
rPpl>H*i! to u vh«rf{i tlmt
transport and fired a few shot* off
111 OfVillu l.urK'* who ttMcwb*! A 1*. continur* H
that
(Kl
percent
of
the
money
ts M'l VV othvi
the plan'* wing. They followed
Wly hr
< In 5 d a
tuiM
It tl|>!i
D
elegation
T
o
Leave
Mr.
rotirwy,
that
hie
left
ruvemmenlii uml 1ItIn IN illthe tranipuri right to the field inixed here will he spent in Flor
P l y n t ’ M H Vs ituli*1 tlciii<,i . -m il * UtCk
ai
m
i
ha
i
lrf»en
ftaduicil,
ii
shmiland left only after It hail landed. ida where 2,000 die from runcer •F o r K e y Club P a rle y Irr fttluili wee hrokcit ami that riniiimtiiift a^mt *t the United
hi
i t nit! 1 In iV himself
Mates fcT"'rrmnenl. the iluecto
K Airmen at the field said the every year. 1,500 of whom might
. t .11 s»n*
he
jiiitl
houii
in’tit
t*i
Hay
Pint**
proper
hat! t h h
to - « y
V iiiitim t
\\<
“ ighter* war* 0-59'* which were have liecn saved ' with
• *
, *-• e talt*e|
Glenn
Litiglc,
Jr.
SviiiinoU
111
iw
|
*
11
a
|
.I
t
St
IVI
t"
t
*
►
t
*
n»I
*
1
It*
furnished to Ru««la by the United treatment received soon enough. High School senior and >ln .tdihfl th.it M i ixnitun ««■ • not I be P ttliiV iliith p «-**•(» i i i mI tin II
Snnlunl Market Ships First Carload <il\Corn:
tth
H
roitd
f
j»
'h
n
c
*t
oinpanN
a
State* under lend lease. The pilot,,
Mr. Higgins
explained
the president elect of the Key Club' in
unit that « ic|Hiit »*f
to
f «Tiv 1
Waucliula Reports (leakiest \\ e "U>
llrt
Capt. James C. Flaxter, expressed status
____ of the two St John- iti'er of the United State*. Canadii an t h»- roinht »<*n WituLI *nm giluii n* •’’ In if » # I lf |*».| I,t li‘«f
| hat rn«h dp* »n \ mom ii -. \
(minting
nut Mexico will leave tin- wei-l t, f nf Li IVII
it*i*I
Indignation over the incident. He channel project*
f
Iff
I
I'll
I
I
'
*
«
Mi ""11CI 1“'"
Volume
Cueumbers
in
Reeent
^
ears
”
*
'h
i
l
^
kt
ii
lit
n
it
*m
'
•
*a!d he **w two shot, fired mid (hut th p ro p o se d III-fin d . hmdt'd attend the runvenlion
.
th the
(in I'
A r m il r i nut j n i n tiiu«au|t m it if
nmal
Such
» .t »* hrllff •
believed there were others.4
[for which Hppluntinn wa** **ub tenvational Key Cluli nt New <>i
himestir
ii«c
aliT'iiilv
*■
|itutll
*
1
nVh rk S»|fifln> v w
I \ • K > * *\ \ I • . t
Vp.
1iiitliiiti^
Four other members of the crew i nut ted in Sititfft ha*' hern appn»ve«l Iran* o f which he will iiilrndinr n | ill II
- Pt ...ht- 4'
1 1*1Ml* nl
f 1 t*u 1 ' ' m i l hmi" 1 >> i'**ii|Hi*i Cv
ill* ’ I *1*7
corroborated lhe pilot's assertions. anil funds recently nppi npt mted FBf Ulrector J. Kdgnr Hmu r i . Hint; •*: llltf Mom uu t i rip•*Ifltf til fo r In it 11 »>t hr i I’uiitrnrtn. m
I
ml
m
^
th
e
mi*'
t
v
illi
I
mhs
M « m !tla c c u li’i - a it i lllllllli!; v *‘ i > 11 T
V! iYijmuiih at till North
Baxter said he wa* within the hy Congress, whilj the proposerl who will talk on the subject nf thr A* L Kuilmutl u Iiiti a l!f.R
The ilirrcbnt aUu nnnouncwl
Plymouth Krilnii, tlrivftt hy p.roigf
w ith s c \ ‘*h ! Paik Vveruii*.
ht’i t \ \ at |»n*?t*i»t.
Un-mlla area around the field 12 -font channel ha* l>cen approved juvenile delinquency.
Ihni
they
will
meet
tomorrow
NV^rn n n
unijtYi mat kt-1 s at ju m'Li p they
VIf p*‘!, =r*Mjri ) • \v*d| Ki .wn in
brescribed by the Russians when by Congress * hut the fund* nr*
Accompanying Glenn u* a dele lluiiillcy, Orlmulo
•fternoon witir" A **i*U «i Srrtc.
•*«-{»siH ia l j h - ik- * -.ill.I W illi.n n l
tllifVr
m i IV I ****** h i
ne Soviet rigliter* put in their not expected to he appiopriuttpL gat* to the convention will hr iitrryhiir* f h c N t^ io (iwU'iipfr
ary
of
State
William
Ret.ton
it
I hf
VVii ..I •f l.i lMj rtf S filt* ’ FrtfM .il
mil.
f.
and a
Ippearance. The field is inside for it until next, year.
Clyde Hull. Alto attending wid nih into u fbiiU i hiuniff * *J1 c‘t
lenton’*
tc.,uc*l
lu
rmoiilrr
fm
U
mielud
t
fni»jht train* hitting hrturrf) »hc
• lb*
Mrt. Lei
■ lit)
t. til
i War
the Russian occupation tone upd
Tltc proposed eanal
to
the ho the ^ Rev. J. R. Root, high I Itti i«iul J l»(It nil fit*hi 111*• I-11 her v ie w * of th. State Di-|i..t(
. hf hen
I .111 t
the flussian* have
prescribed Indian River wa* turned down, school instructor and ('nngicifn
»ominriiiG J*» t ' I
» *“i '*nirmn
1'HMisr Hie iiUtniiiiilult* wa# u»n*k riicnt.
i>itmlii't
-tnoolr
1-4 U vUl 1i t l It*f sVi’iatf t.eh.MM
atrlct regulations for the opera- Mr ||lKKin* *,p|. in 11*37 luMreo.o tional Churrh |>s*tor. and
They mn.lr it |.itiin, ti.iwrvf-. t n
:f' » J tt» I LI
1
lot•‘1 * rt r'IJ a 11» 1 ■ l* 'l m S a it \»-rti
lion of American aircraft. < *P< n Dad been submitted a* u navi- McWhorter ami Gwynnc Reel nf •■tl hut Hue |u lU f-tImalctl »|)Cf t
that uidr** I I.r in-., nigiitm iit- f
nf :;fi in lien mi hour, nn mie hr
p T Ml
f intl itt'|f vi it!.
mi I't- -.ft it
Pax ter IniUts he w «i observing ppaiion projrct and there wn** nut the Key Club.
k«ll**,L V illi
t h r m ru |in )ir% vv * to he premiili-.l hy Mr Rctito.i
. llMI PI
I he \1.
I*.! I f III ||SI ' I
It 1 ‘ II 1.1
the regulations scrupulously.
mo.ogh navigation *1 that l.n.r
ire conviurtiTg. the Imat’d »*».- fl4«
h'luisifil {iml I i ratril
1 . \1■•
.nd* « tHi*
I. \ M
Id (Ustify it. However. since then
•
lo
ll
M
l
•easttn for ihaogiog .1. ,
ll.. >
I it iiiiis
t
Sntunlwy eM'iiihtf ,tt 7 l •n\ L.
k- 0
It ha*
ha bren amended to include Badm inton Club To
H en d rick s A tten d s
-n
the
(irim
I|
.|
|
(..til
dim
11
III if I 5tt|,
|M
1. Ill
* ' i f f . m l I * * ’ * ' i h t l h t f f l « f S a u f t t f .1
T w , . F n . , n n ,l
flmal control and water cntisei
Open
IMay
Tonight
,811-1
'M iam i mm
1h* M,i 1
.1 1 I'.* 1 \|At*-Ik?r
•f* inir It Jt» In ( he\ »M|rt in '*h«itth Unuar) n-i.lut mi
*,j14*!
1 111* 1 ULl.li' ..... . '•
1*1
l o w n s e n d M e e t i n g ^Uu,.„
with u.r*.. nd.iitomui
l i 'i f i
-f.M.r.l
Ml
kail ‘ m
h’ l si*
111. I ?1■.
'hi -iifht.llf
1•
Valley" on the nriamlo hitfVnkii)
— ■■ —
factor* takcq into consideration,
Uffiriais of the Sanford Had itrar the Hitf Tree iimuI, xiih
un m-r
.1 t w ill *1 I m hiil f *
'
YOUTHS llia.D
It.M it \ . ' VI i .. ••t (*.t T Mit4*
'! t It! *)
I
)M Representative Joe Hendrick* it is more likely tn receive fmur- mintun Club
announced
lndx> huipetl u ’ ll < Viev in let ilrlvifi by
1•V I l.rtk< Mu|||H|* Ifi}
'1 1 iriis .lit u, VTlit -1 t " rtUi t .1
wa* a tguest speaker yesterday nidi* action, Mr. Higgins stated.
‘#AI rtii.itfvi ftu nt F iI1until1
E»nie.
that member* will be pet mil *.e l
f I O il (it at t Mi
Two I’aola Imy*. ( jauilc ('h a *-lit
ill - Wun- hnlil tlllil krl llli-l foie
The proposed eanal would run to play tonight for the fir*t time Pauline (lUTtkin of Winter Park.
afternoon at the Fifth Congresteen, 13 and Emery Gray Grogan., in fm >«-nr*. the Sentioole High
III t.N M ITt TK
■Iona I District meeting of tho front Sanford to
l*ux*lc Luke since the reorganisation nf Du muKinir minor ilumitKe, a»i<| nr- lfl, of I'nola, who bin) la-on re -.School l,|iv t ilth, nndei -littillori cast that the- six (mil weekly **■
M i- E d w a rd Iv n c h e i -c -c re ta rv
conlinic to
Patrolnutn HemJet,
Townsend Recovsry Finn Club.
I oft perioil to, A piil would nun-*
ttfrough thoughinan and into* the club sevrral week* ago.
y
their
t'u|r,,t|
t
4"
have
of
the
,*ft-hilhotj„
1 in ilily
lle a llii
Boeetlrd riirht 'on withoui ulop*
The meeting was held in the Indian River a little north of
the peak o f -tui iiiiiIh-i sliiptnihi'Ths courts,
located
in the pliilf. A i|unrter of a'mile further been mlSKing *incc Sat in day. l.oid >•! Iloxl*" and \ l l In th - fluttt that ana He f'lttlld line a tut llllit -t -t l I-'* -- \ * rot n it to ll, le ft
Court House and over 100 repre Titusville. A t mean low wale
were stuppnl at Almu, Ga. where Apul Fn-ning."
today Ini M liin lii. I,a w lu -tc *he
sentative* o f clubs In Union Dark, he said, Ihn head nf the St, auditorium at the City If nil, liase ilou'ii tho rood, the cm tore ilunu
barter itii'**iigi’ was giv-i-n eve I that llin la.I week’- offei
w ill
heat
talk-*
in n a t io n a lly
- Orlando. •" Orlo vTsu, 81. Cloud, John* is exactly thu same a* tho been completed. Special light big thrtr roaiUidr concrete pu*t« hihI police arc holding them pending In The
ing*
lii.I
U"-'*-l
—
till
highet
Th
llir ’ l ' r «
lln t'd il
H
Ih n Ml**,
word front their patent*, it wa*
I o .io h i j know 1. q i u i L c t - a t K u o u > U n i*
Sanford, Castadaga, Port Grange head of ths Indian River, both equipment ha* been installed. Thr
nnarkn
,.ao-iic.l
a
t**ial
<
>
,
C«mI lf*nr«l !)« )•■!« Alt
«ltiPi-liM o f the I Ini i-l.. M**(liodt*L
reported to police hit
t e i ' i t y vCJtetp tlo* N aV to n iil 1 u h e rand Daytona Beach ware present. being nt sea level. At the *antc courts w lll-b a avalaba for u*( loldicir'o lion,tr—in 'K alcipit-e. package*. I.ugr-i fm any fumflu ru|n*t* , \ --o c ia t io n I* c o n d u c tin g
Other
speakers during the time there I* only a one foot fall throughout tho week except Sat
period
in
tinia*t
fmn
yetti*.
Uf
The- l i d
Yc»ley of the Flr«l
an
it is t it iit c
fn r
the
M u tth c riu
meeting were Judge Rour o f Port from Puxxto lathe to the mouth urday,
Chii.tian Church, gavi the call fering* win- evenly divided lie .t a le * I,, g in n in g i i h I h v a n d cu n g r a n g e ^ and
JBf^yWoo*i* of • the river at Meyport. How
tween
nnninl
c
i*
and
tomato;**(
to »<u*lil|i and inviHUtnni.
MOLLISON MISSING
.
o f St. Cloud,'*
1lin u u ig to M ay ■’
ever, from Pusils I-iikc up tha
Tin- lie* .1. K. McKinley of the with imnti'ed 'llipuienl* of
LONDON, Apr. 22. <AV The
These talks, she said, would
nuttoe*
fiPiiia-i
for
tinttiinti-c;
river
there
is
a
15
foot
ri*c
Ftr-I Mi tliodi*! Church tend St.
TTF
British A ir Minlalry is iccking
cover all phase- of tuberculosis
George A. Speer also spoke on Information on a pioneer ttan*I.ukr’- account of the Resurrec Wet-k. tjualiix of liulh clicuniln*t* activities
Malting
with
ease
and
tnmatoe*
i*
if|Mvrted
rtrclletit
i
the importance of flood control atlantic flier, Jim Meliiton, wim
tion
fin d in g
and c o n t in u in g t h tn u g h
with 1 tde. •lilt'fact nl >
with regard to the protection of is missing on a flight from Cairo
Follow ing an appeal hv (ieorgu I< ha If o f the. Seinin^^^Jliuh
'liahtlrtat i-vti
pet itai
ihe
I?
lilpinent n f
sWeel c o in
“ Th
wild life. Whenever the river i* to India. Molllson left Cairo on Cox, who with Gienn l.inglr, Jr. School Key Cluli thi* f f l R l w n
•
all
t,
i,r,l
list*
I'naie
*
1*1
»»•
flooded,
he
pointed
out,
thousands
appeared in iK-hulf of the Senior
SEOUL. Korea, A p ril.22 ((F)—
Apr. 18.
s »:m t :n ( i : d t o d f a i ii
('lass of Seminole High School el by Dr. J. II. Root instructor and
Authorities In : the Korean capi of acres of feeding ground* ant
club
sponsor.
Kl ltm s iHSt HAItGFD
covered
wllh
water,
and
when
tlw
the meeting Friday of the Lion*
tal have dlseloied that police
V eteran s S ervice
MORE NAZIS I’OlyONFD
Sum IluW. A pril-22. t/l’i A
Lingle added that fie felt It
FC 3 c l.ialwell K Echol of
fraatnited a plot by • Korean waters recede many fish art trap
NUERNBERG, April 22. b F i- Club with a request for a contri
Anv vclrrah in need of serv
lias
sentenced
tn
would
be
a
good
experience
fur
*
hinr*r
117 West Kiev,-nth Stiect toi*
to aaaaaainate a ranking ped in sloughs and marshes, lie. United State* Army authoritir* bution to be u.ed in combatting
ice (fit-e of clnrigel in any of
Icalli
rhtiAlin-VI.
tinpuppet
him
to
go
to
the
convention
at
*
leader. Dr. Syngmen expressed the view that lock* say. that mors German prisoners cancer in the State, King Lion
the following rutegurie* is re*
fm eign minister " f the funner hec-n honoi niily -tl*cliaigeil fiom
The authorities say the should be placed in the St. Johns have been poisoned with artenh'. Clyde Ramsey assured the visit New OrFean* where lie wilt in Japaiic-e • spnnsoied
quested .(■• visit the office of
governmstit the Unite-I State Nnvy, auuril
troduce
FBI
Director
J.
Edgar
al>o failed in ■ plot River to nold the water# back They any that the new poisoning* ors that the matter would be
the lusponsibic agencies listed
at Nuuking. Uhu wn* rinmii guilty ing to inforltiutloti rweivml Iminy
Hoover,
who
will
talk
on
the
from Ihe Naval I’emonncl Srpartaken up at the next meeting of
Uh a politically apon- at certain time*.
or* a part o f «n attempt to
helow :
o
f
treason,
lie
had
n*Ue,|
for
tho
subject
o
f
juvenile
delinquency,
the club.
ulion Center. Jni'kmonvillc
Dr. Orvill* Barks was welcomed 16JKW Natl 8. B. Men.
— ..ocean arm y.-.....
Coordinator — K. II. Carter^
death sculenee, rnlht-r Ilian im.
Of
the
15o
Key
clubs
in
the
Mr. Runsey and Porter Lan
American officials and th# into tha club by 0. W. spencer
Atlantic Nulional Rank Build
prlsonmcnt,
if
the
court
should
United
States
there
are
60
in
sing commended Glenn Lingle
Korean Police Bureau any that and Roy Holler who presided In
A T KESSLER FIELD
ing.
out, “ a very find him guilty. Mailnnu- Wang j TO ATTEND CONFKHKNCK
President Lop
twa o f seven Koreans arrested tho absence of
Employment — U. S. EmKESSLER FIELD, Miss., Apr. fo r tho “ w e ll' deserved honor" of Florida,- ha .pointed
ChlngAYcl.
the
wife
of
Ilupuppet
record
for
this
/
Joseph
K
Hall,
who
has
served!
• last week have admitted the plot Losher. Mr. Sponesr also announc 28, — First IJfutt- J‘ack U. Fear- being selected as vice president totnmtndtble
iloyniciit Service, 112 North
f
governor
of
Nanking,
has
ie•here
a*
USD'
director,
will
leave
£ to assassinate Rhea during a ed that the annual boat ride will
reported to of Key Club international, a Ki
'aik Avenue.
! Tuesday for a USO conference
______ Lansing, president of ceived a life term for treamn.
wanis sponsored organisation.
speaking engagement.
be held on May H and that nd
'
Vocational Training and Edu
in
New
(Jr
lean*.
He
renorled
- —■
replied that he feit very the Seminole Sportsman Associa
meeting o f tbo club will bo hold
cation — T. W. I .aw tim. Court
J
that
the
condition
o
f
Mr*.
Hull,
with the appointment, tion. reported much succeaa in
on tho Monday preceding. No
TO MKin- TOHIGHT
House.
who returned Sunday from River
JAPS RELEASED
I
had been very surprised to eliminating water hyacinth and
ford Lodge N& H , I,6 0 P meeting will be h*ld nerd Monday
Legal Assistance. Hospital
side
,
Hospital
in
Jacksonville,
other growth from tha Weldva
learn of It -on Saturday.
at 8:00 o'clock this on account o f the Inter-city meet
isation and State Service O f
w
u
much
improved.
TOKYO,
April
22
bP)-T
w
en
ly
He explained that th* appoint River by meena of a spray de
hr regular aaealon. All ing nt ye w Smyrna on Tueaday
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
. ' visiting
meet teas dut to the fact that veloped by Irving Felnberg of Japanese have won their free
F. Hoyle; County Service O f
BWUti.
"
i?v_
dom
today
afftr
several
months
Invited to attend.
lost year, on account of trans- Southern Chemicals In£ Thla has
ficer, Tnknch Building,
^
CRAFT
WARNING
I’
OSTKD
IWGX&C
o
f
Imprisonment.
Eighteen
of
ihe
ation limitation* there had Hie m u lt of turning the hyacinth*
Home Service Assistance to
TAMPA, April 22. (/P>— Small
If. MEETS TONIGHT [
1 no Key Club convention, and blech, but will not InJugw fish K Up—Jailed lust N.ovember anti
Servicemen, es-Servicemrn and
croft
warning*
have
l>ecn
onlcred
emlieO—
were
reica
wrere
released
for
lack
*r meeting of tbe
Ihe prexidsnt,-Roger J. Keller of or marine Ilfs, he added. He
their Dependents — American
F t Lauderdale, had stayed In said that 8100 more was needed o f evidence. One wa* acquitted by potted by Ihe Tampu ' Weather
Red Cross. Laki-front Boule
bureau
from
Tarpon
Springs
military commission, and an
office a second year, but had to finance the clearing of the
vard.
southwaid
stone
(hr
I-lurid*
West
other—a'
former
prison
guard—
officers with th* cenven- river, Including the dynamiting
Veterans Administration — .
•on. Globe’ were re* of logo, end that *160 spent for waa found to b*>a case of mis Coast to ths Florida Key*. ModItoscoe Bill*. Sheriff's U f f b *
to
fresh
easterly^
winds
of
taken identity. The prisoners had
spring ArtHlVft _________
every Tuesday.
--of mistreating
B0 to 30 mile# r * r iw «r
In fishing beett-. sii
- > rt* -«■- -si ‘j*
x*
A
boon
forecast.
of. war.
T3MM p1
Higgins Describes Communists
And
Socialists Me r g e
Into Single Party
Rotary M eetin g
Six Auto Wrecks
Occur In County
During Weekend
Soviet Fighters
Fire At American
a iransport 1 lwiCic|in,Lhr »*oi i*three foM;n«vi.
limitv
i ompitny
V.s 1a I) I i s h t*d By
Produce Shipments From South
Florida Centers Running Heavy
<»1
Sumise Services
Held Y esterd ay
At Municipal Pier
Linglc, Jr. Is Commended By
Lions Club During Recent Meeting
Assassination Plan
Frustrated Ri Korea
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MONDAY, APRIL *22. 1<I16
ki u k h m
Memphis Men Are
Ready To Defend
Hpndball Crown
BLACK "JACK"
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Although lliid •la 1U1 "off, t£cct1oii ynir.” and thu'k*njfl,h
of the bnllot which voters rauxt nrork on May 7 iii om* of
the ahorteat we ImVe seen in a long time, a number of factorn, have mmle-their appearance in thla'campaign which
make it imiwirtant for everyone to exercise his franchise
anti to familiarize himself tjiorougly With the issues And
candidattH in the campaign.
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For the first tinto sinfcc Reconstruction Days carpet
baggers have made their appelirnuce in Florida again and
are seeking to control the results of this stale's elections.
The CIO Political Action pom ml ttee, iipe rating out of New
York and comjwsed largely of (jommunlsts, has set up head
quarters in this state nnd has announced tha't It proposes
to spend a million dc/.lars here in order to win the election.
Their interest probably centers chiefly- in the senatorial
race, ulthough they are not unmindful of the importance
of the House of Representatives, and even such state iffices ns tlie Supiemo Court, the Railroad commission, and
Hie Stite Legislature. Although they intend to vole solidly
for certain candidates, they have not; revealed-vet even In
their own members who their candidates are. ' *
In the senatorial race they must chOose among I'nlly
Ho.-e H.dfe, Henry M. Burch, u?x Green nnd Sjiessard Hol
land. For representative from the Fifth District, the in
cumbent Joe Hendricks is opjwsed by Tom Voss, a former
ctAonel in the Army Air Force, For Supreme Court Jus
tice there are Paul D. Rumen, J. L. Lee, W. Raleigh Pettewny and James Henry TavJor. For Railroad Commissioner
in Group No. t Joseph B. Abram, F.. D. Akin, Fred \V.
Brown, WP.bur-C, King, George A. Lane, if. E. MoOre. A
William IMorrisnn„aud A. A. (Barm y) .Postmi. ..Fm Rail
road'Commissioner in Group 2 are-.lerry W. Crtdtdr. Cftr*
M. Taylor and Joe WIlliiiTfift, And for-State Legislature
from Seminole County in Group 1 there are pr. L. T. Don*
and M. R. (T-Bone) Smith. In District Four. C. R. Clouts
Umijumed by B.
Dotid for colinty commissioner.'
® -)F would be well for everyone tb become acquainted
with tin se candidates’ during the next few weeks, study
their platforms and their'records, and to make up his own
mind on, the basis of his own Conscientious beliefs and
principles as to who are the best qualified to represent him
in the various offices they seek.
RCftjftnufMNtfrmn.
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.||jr WILL
Wm
u r im b l h y
• MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Apr. IV. W>
— Handball conred^l it a _ young
man** game hat there are i
;ouple of fellow* in Memphis
who haven't yet b^en lolJ.
They are Sam Atrhesnh, Tlvr»r-'i|il paper executive, anil Kit
Drttwiller. 37-year-old brewery of
ficial, who will defend their N e
lion A.A.U. Handball doubtea
championship at San ' Francisci
May 6.
Atchcson U essaying a come
back on the four-wall court* after
winning It major natlonnf ehamnionshipr amt encompassing n
handball “ grand slam” equivalent
.o Bobby Jones' feat in golf.
“ I haven't played <ompetjtve
single^ In. a long while because
I’m getting a little too old," says'
Sam, a Might, dark-haired gentle-
B LA C K
k M A RKET
m«n who look* most unathletic.
"put Ed wanted t / g o to the
National iV-A.U. M . J W f * N *»
we did. We* aur|irtuu even uu;.
idvca by comint through."
NevirthcUwa,. Atchuun flgut—
the “ old man" tandem ha* an M
(client chance of repeating
Atcfaeson, the only hinoballtr
to Hin evrey major ch»uu>lon*in!,,
captured the National A-A.U. >mglei twice.. He .nplda 11 National
l’.M.C.A. crown*, doublaa and »ingle*.
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Uellwiller played (p hla fin t
mn and Dixon Line
by two Englishmen—
Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dix
on—to settle disc unions betw -n
I on I Baltimore and the Penn
family, respective heads of Mary
land. uud (Mnnsylvanla.
losicant In India, and ta known
bhang. !*, -t
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FLOYD A. PALMER
AxoMpmuoH
7
Sanford
M l ONE
Florida
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
of VMERICA
Cooperation
Home Office, Newark.
The birds and animals'seem to have worked out sati
fncloriiy their Idriis of appropriate offense and defense,
lint man is htill experimenting. And some of our human
-------1- t |m „ |,,jt f o r
ll.'nry Mctainorr lia- r
hi* ambition* l<> the i ’r
He simply due* not c
run, Ot all those who
relieved, w* dire *»> .
man will tie the lr«st.
i The Itepubl)caii* »ic divided
over the proposed loan to (irrai
Britain. K«mc ot them want to
give them Ui« mcmev and k.ss
H goodbye. And other* wunt to
give it to-them period.
A visitor in 'lie licrnlil nffi "
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Jtar Williams
Tampa, eaiidltlate for the r'nil-
is we should adopt one plan
md with our full strength.''
and follow it “detrri
we might uttidn a goal of
By that procedure li
instead they knew thin the nfy
SANFORD F
permnhent peaci We are still experimenting, however, *01** 11,11 recently iaired the ILOO.
ha* arrived ami the Everhave
hit
upon
u
good
idea
ill
the
atomic
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year
>nlnry
nf
It*
city
manager,
glmtes are on fire again. The
and some think we
April 18, I|)4<l
bomb. Even the eugles never thought of anything like Edward W. I!reh to $7,000 a year. peetdlrtr acrid odor, similar to (
Section It
Manager (Ireh would like to have that
_
bf shellfish left too long 1
that.
Sanford Junior. Ligly
added » period to this action, but In the hriler, was accompanied
Our present operations seem to be a combination of tit* payer * started a gui;
it against; by a yellow, pall of smoke Ahat Mr. It. L. Doan
Sanford Herald
scientific L*xj>erimuulation and wjshful thinking trusting t a* a violation « f the city dimmed the sun., Highwav 201The
Sanford. Florid*
which limits this
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pay to was closed a* crew* of fire fightlargely to Uick tq pull through somehow, as humanity has charter
Mr. Dean,
M.000. Dreb resigned Friday and er* equipped with hulldoier* and Dear
nearly always iloae. We humans are so complex and re thie commissioners
T am writing In behalf o f my
mrt in special tractor* fruglit the flame* nil room, Sect on II 7th grade, \Sc
new
ways
for
sourceful that we can nearly always think u|
Massion ti
t° accept the resignatioh. i night. Tinder dry grass nnd muck thank you for letting u» have
kilting iteople or cooperating with them, ns the case rp,l>' be
-----------------j WB*. the fuel for the fire.
the .opportunity to visit the Stfn
A disinterested bystander from another planet, how
font Herald office. Our clar*
Whenever
resident*
of
south
ever, might suggest that our best chance from now on lie
fuels we have learned n greo
Florida nivnke * In the morning When airing pillows do not
deal from out mucti enjoyed
in cooperation.
it-mi roitifuiui<ii in viroup
WtUtMSia wn■ .born in Ueorgia.
edurtftrtptsi" th
rtniVcreftr, mi
fjeoiglu and by profession Is a
business man. IH* bnd.iig op
ponent U Jrrry Carter, the in
cumbrnt. an old lint* cnicker (»*•>•Uclan who is hard to lie.it.
■ Accorillng to the .Fill, the
United , St dc* l* nuw In the
midst, o f its wocsl edmo wave
In th« past 15 years. Homembei
back there during the depression
when they used to sny thin
.Vi,* nuns' by prw rly
- Unemployment. Well, there'* no
unemploynynl now, and very lit
tle poverty, but mure crime ihar
ever.
W hj?
It isn't poverty
that causes crime, it's lack of
character, and with’ aopic peupti
It seems that the tnoro money
they have, the less character.
It w *» probably no metre coin
cidence that two top Navy men
made what appeared to be exa.tly opposite speeches on the
same day last week. A dm in 1
ftt.oiti
a'diesslng
newspapef
editors in Wash ngton *»bl th*
Navy was prepared to make su
able fleet reductions In the lies
five years if (he Unite I N.Hions
organisation works.
Meanwhi c
Admiral Jones Ingram, skipp t
. A.,s c I cct. announce-,
he is preporin? fur atomic wn>
fare pn a gland scale and that
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L ! u .l t > .l ,, .i
fo o d
I'LATTER
Complete Meal — $1.00
ROY JOHNSON RED BAUN RESTAURANT
.1 miles south of Sanford on Route 17
B R im ; THE F A M IL Y !
ROY W ANTS TO 8BE YOUI
BABY RID ES
MAGIC C A M !
When New. Hnnipuhire celebrated Fast Dnv <ui April
2.7, ahe i.s mukitig her own contribution to the large list of
Hpeeiftl tlayw observetl by only one ntate or perhaps only
a tew. Fast D„y, originally appollited as a day of "ptiblic
Juimitintion, fasting amt prayer." was once observed by
Maine and Massachusetts: New Hampshire alone keeps d
now. It muv be guessed that' the day's program does not
include fasting.
Many state* commemorate some occasion Imixirtant
in their history, like San Jacinto Day (April 21) iii Texas,
Rat riots' Day (April 111) in Massachusetts and Maine, and
Admission liny (February H ) in Arizona. Tennessee
ceh brutes Jackson's birthday (Jluich Hi) and Gen. Bedford
Forrest's (July 13). Many Southern states observb the
■birthdays of Jefferson Davis and Robert 1C. Lee. Kentucky
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ska
visit. Thank you a ga te
Inter they do not smack
Its in anticipation of n f
S tate H olidays
S P E C IA L — F R I D A Y O N L Y
Shock-proof, jolt-proof, sway-prooft That'* the
/ I n n ■I 11IHI*
magic of a TH AYER...w ith the famou* FEATHERTO U CH * 3-Position Adjustable Back R « L Alumi
num pmh-handlej
arc'. adjustably too, for rriothcM
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S T A T E NEWS B R I E F S
Counties.
In Seminote County,
Tampn, M H H __ ...
as being the siifest In the nation r e grower, ‘W. K. Kirchhoff, ha*
ft on, a traffic stanilpniitt fm lOO nrre* of gladioli.
cities nf the lOD.Oyj — 250,0‘I j
ponuiotton, need not tut too sure . Major Oencral James Van Fleet,
commander of the Fuurtfi Infan
they deserve this credit, declare I try ami later the Third CorpHolier Chief J. L. Editings who in Europe during World W pf It
asserted that “ traffic accident* returned to the Untyeraity of
are up 80 percent over last ve*r Florida Friday where ha once
and only a miracle has kept taught military aelence, aihi'servui
flltalltles to a lone death."' >»
os football coach, »:uh received u
honorare degree o f . Dcetor of
Law* from the University,
gladioli and. lilies for the Easter
trade, left the Clear**ter, Fort
Myers end II raden to n-Hanuota
iTreas during the week.end. These
are amopg tfm biggest gladioli
j , " » h x e =nleja In tea siata. iu'.rt
of the Raster Jily plantings are
centered in Hardee and. Utfhlan l»
There are innumerable pen
pie today who by all the Fmokt
are living oq borrowed time
Tha.
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NTS AMD T il
trs las
T A W S IT t a i
SS^a . I h . ,
doubling
the d«-
0 0 *0 *0 DADDY!
is aatonishing how N E W w c
can m a k e y o u r oJkJ ca r look*
1 “ nRwByaTftqfrr ~
w it h
No Safes Sundays*
No Sales to Minors.
Luxurious upholstery, lined and quilted
hood. Safety brakes. Big 12" wheels with selfoiling, squeak-proof bearings, Body and hood
covering in beautiful two-tone colors. Baby w ill
ride like a dream.. , ,
It R eally
The Good News
About Cancer
By W -'V . Bitting
- - Touchtoo Drag'Co.
height.
g r in s ; it in and h?t us show y o u w h at
our ex p erts on B od y R e p a irs and
COACH
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THE -BANF0R!) HER AMI, SANFORD, FLORIDA"
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Jacqueline Craw fo rd
Has B irth d ay P a r ty i
-y p tr
Misn
iss I fa ll H onored
"iM
A t M a y fa ir Inn
TERRACE TALK
BY
Mi-- I ■1 1- Hull, popular brideSeven-year-old JncqurlTnr Craw-*"
fOClETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
ford o f this city who U * th' «w
C K C K L IA T R t 'U 'C K
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* elect whose marriage to Charles
. — --------------------------------Evans Spencer will be an event
Rhlrj^o Johnr_D. Jjtikin*
giuiul-daiightcfyif
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M.r „ ,lining ut .the M.iv populai white . • Anothci "Smalt
,« f May I. was honored Saturday
___ mtul nine of Mr. ami Mm. Frank j u||
Irin KaMci at I :IM p m . Town .South" hit* Iwpii bprm* juu
Mrs. W illia m s and
at the Mayfair Inn at 1:0ft p. m.,
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Brock was a birthday honoree uric
M|,
„ , , s H tANK |m CHARLES II HAKKIl. Jit'S
with a luncheon in the main din*
Mrs,^ Cooper E n tertain
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M r . v f r a l n U VU'*K
MRS. f S new l-.ok ’ Hlood Of The land."
i'in g room given by Mrs. Frank
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II,n and Miss Cecelia Truluck.
Crawford,
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ty, Fla. Hr I woihI, ^nol j* full
MONDAY
Mrs. It. F. Cooper "and Mrs.
The table wn* attractively dec
I.icut. Herbert Moreland, Jr. of club
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MRS GKOROK T H U R S T O N ,i,' linul color, loud piety, simf'.
Past Matrons of ths Order of 'o lic Williams entertained for
. room* were • decorated at*
. „„
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orated with pink and red hibiscus
the Eastern S ur, II. F. Club, will frienda and visitors with a lovely Jacksonville .is. . visiting ..his parMR. and MRS. < IIARI.I.S "stump liquor” and local talk . . .
, It actively with spring flower*
and .pink gladioluses.
mett In the home of Mrs. A. K. luncheon at the Mayfair Inn
Mr. «"d Mr*. II. Moreland. and largo Faster bunnies. In the Met DUNG. MRS. A l. I.KK. MISS Of all years for publication i f
Miss Hall wore a chartreuse
CAROLINE
LEE.
MR.
and
MRS.
It'IG
when
the
slute
of
KloriiU
Shoemaker, 2318 Mrllonville Avj., Thursday. Heautlful gladioluses j
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renter of the main , room a table,
linen die** with while lace insert
decorated the tunchfcon table.
Mr. and Mrs. Lari DosscV and overlaid with a laces cloth, held PHIL GRASHOFP and son. Ml!, is spending approxiniately otic,
ut 8:00 p.m.
down the front and white acces
Those invited were: Mra, Uoyd children spent the week-end with the birthday rake with an nr- and MRS. MI'SK WO.MAl'h and j gilllion dollur, to piil.licire th,
(A
TUESDAY
sories Mr*. Ray wore a melon
1 Pilot Club dinner, meeting lit Coolrdgc former resident of San- i Mrs. J. D. Dostey in Sebring..
rungrment of seven tall pastel family. MRS. P. II TEI'SIC. MR playground facilities and to tr>
color sluvntung which featured u
—■» Mayfair Hotel at 7:30 P. M. Of. ford . but. who now resides in .
candles placed behind the Tn’xe atm \|RS. JOHN KHIDEIt m il.to draw new Industrie*!
n-lfigh neckline with rolled collar
Ml!, uml .MRS. D I.. • Have you been lending the .nlfleers for the ensuing year will Atlanta, Ga. and her daughter. ; -lack Warren of Orlando was n and flanked by !>cautiful arrange family.
with biown and white accessories
THRASHER.
MIL a n d
MRS vertisement* in uewspnpeis mid
be Installed by Mrs. Sara Hugh's Miss Carolyn Coolcdge, Mrs. W. !lfue»t of Mr. and Mr*. F. A. ment* of pastel spring flowers.
and Mis* Truluck wore n white
H. Chandler, Mr*. A. L. Matthew*. Dyson and Klixatieth Dyson uvei
MR.
umlimagasinaa lately? New airline..
of the Orlando Pilot. Club.
The hohoree wore a light bl.ie JAMES I': RIDGD.
wool suit with chartreuse blouse
Mrs. J. D. Hutchison. Mrs. Robert the Faster holidays.
THURSDAY'
net dress trimmed with pink MRS. HUGH W IIELCHEI. mid aro .opening airway* . . . Old line*
uml navy blue and chartreuse ac
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The Intermediate Girls Auxili William*. Mra YV. G rlemlng. '
velvet bows and ulso wins x family, CLYDE I'ERWII.I.IlsKIL Jure annouuing new schedule*. . .1
cessories.
ary of the First Baptist Church Mrs. Hell of Dcljind, Mr*. Cooper! Dougin, McKnighl • and Hilly jiink velvet ribbon in brr hair. MR and MRS. J O. LANKY, i^fore steamship line* are chmtmg
,
Heck of Orlando spent Saturday
The hostesses
presented
the
er tiny corsage was of sweel- MR ami MRS. JAMES IIIG -!world cruises. . . . and new iii:i <.m
will have a cover dish sufper at and Mr*. Williams,
f -----»—------------as the guest*
honon-e a dubonnet
cut gla'.i
_ - - of Jacqueline
- Craw- heart roses.'She'W rfTTef lUdthtr Cl.Vs and son. - MR am f- MBS. i>une» -»uch*, u« ’•lldlliduy" m e;
the church annex, at 7:00 p.m.
of Mrs. Virginia receive,! the guests at the door_KOI W ILLIAMS,
M1IS.
ROY springing up enticing tiuveleis to
'd f . 'jn n m n d 'v m r glass „t-i as a
FRIDAY
Clarence Clause Is
jford,
inltindaughter
i c7. wfoni;
remoida-rar. r of tlie party. The
. . . . . Deny
__. . . St. John.
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ROM visit pur "neighbor*" for the m-M ,
and .Mrs.
Mis. Itt.t I*. MR and MRS
U. I). C. will meet at lb.- holm*
glints Included Miss llalP* in
Eor| Yarn, Mrs'. John Clark, Mr*. tl.AING. Afl! and MRS. EI.KT- vacation. How .mm will the lint.
M Mrs. M. It. Strickland in May- Honored On B irth d ay
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Among the University of Flor- Justin Lynch and Miss Nuiuy t ill I! ROLLS. MR mul MRS ,eome when one member of tintimate friends mid member* of
Tair at 3:30 p.m.
her brl,1*1 party. After the lunch
Williams who wpre corsages of A I! KEY. MISS ADELAIDE *»niily will |a- in liusine** m
Mrs. W. C. Clause honored her
h0mnCruf“ r
County Council P, T. A., wdl
spring flowers assisted In enter KEY, MRS R. R OKAS. RICH- i Rj**li, one in France, one in
eon the guest* enjoyed the piano
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meet at the Geneva School at son. Clarence, on his thirteenth , .
taining the children with musical AIIH OKAS. MRS .MARY M, . ’ Alaska and all will Join together
music of Mrs. Roliley Hruec.
birthday
with
.
party
Friday
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11:00 a. in.
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games and Kaslrr contests. The CAL L E Y .. MIL uml MRS. l!O Y|fo1 « weekend i.f relaxation?
evening at their hbme, 1108 Myr- 1°'*c"
w »Her Haynes.
winner* of the games were pre IIOI I,Ell. MRS, A. W. -KNOX I At the Lion* party nt the Coup-:
M em orial D ay T o Be i i w S X
to "*
at sented soap rabbits after whicli .
and, guest*,
Uy
Club
Thutsday. , . » There
Here’s one fnr ihe frill. Raand nunch to the V u «ta . S,c.“ on
wm. Ihe weel;- the
the hoinnee
hoimree. o,K’he.l »»e[ .many
Sonford- e»tr*e„. me fa. flu ,g
" roa..' . -a elann.r........... n il..
move a slice from hlossoni end of
Observed A p ril 26th rake
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^ bu- many irme. met in fai i.iin-. f°r rtnothn ajnL eometmle. lliit.l
r.I.ruiul.t,
h.iturtlum*,
*M
^ , llr ii * m! ? h * i' l **' toveij gilt*. *
loiuutoes. Scoop out part of, pulp. ‘
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hc , tofteshmenl
hour
M l IT
“ ,,vS»* ,,f • A PPX WIIIT.NEitS
Fill vyith cooked pea* nml broil
llidlvl.lu*
taldr. srero
allancn
.H ill
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imliv
t.lunl tnhlfji
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Mrs." J." >r. Huye*. president
ten minutos, ihrec inches from
h i ; foi the vinij
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with
nenU
of
F.nMiT
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of the N. de V. Unwind Chapter
Those enjoying the occasion
Mi ItOltMvN s*tiul«*il »witii;i|ijr
flume.
Miss Edith Chestnut has re
a ( the United Daughter* of the were:
Caroline Patrick. Donna
• ln'« week win. -b.mld "1'1 "'. the Piano and the rj.rw.l
(Confederacy, announced t o d a y Jean Dunn. Penny Wallace, Sue turned to F. S.. C. AV., aftep spend «athV,«r .rouiwl them to - tw
A GROUP of prominent artist have
l- r
wh,
d d l l V 1''' , f
Data 1,1.1 O P. HERN- K " ,;ll,fd
I and ,„ng
that all Sanford schools will ob Cullum, Marjorie Shephard. Dial ing the Easter holidays with her H i m
blithdav,
the^wrek
of ,\|
\i.ril
M h ' N 111(i . .■ ."D,," i- I'A
I l l\i v t m.l
' '«!»«’u Dm'.'.
D.il-v and
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M- -elreled pretty and shapely Taylor
parents,
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
James
Old nail i,oli*h l,iu,hes make
serve Southern Memorial Day, Hoyle.
blltnila)*
tne
week,
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Kat Hnluclaw,
h
Ronna law
Mien "t CJluvei vv die. N
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April 26, with appinpttnte chspet Harper. Margaret Hunt and MoreWere requested t„ sil at the
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Ci»„L It,
excellent paint hriMhea for chil
hrstipit
Venus
of
lot
ft".
Stir
1*
t
m
p1«,y
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as
honnree’s nihle. The rcfrrahiner.t | G \ 1' . D L L is an A.n.v lieul, ..an:
'
M r.
l i m i t lt.„»,
programs and exercises.
la-11 Clause.
also played llu- piano . .
Il.ivc a show girl at a New Y-pk CMy , dren They are light and easy for
'*4*
,n ' i:**‘*
Mrs. John Wickcliff and chil nlatr* Ihiit fnvma of liny *nx " ,f t
1inv fingei* to handle.
Flags will also Ik- plared on 5 .. Also Hobby
by Axt.
Axt, Denny Slufhemd that (lie Javier- aie pl.n,
(Istenialiomtl)
f1'*1
* "«t»t mg a lug bamiuet arnuinl May night etui).
the 54 Confedei ot<- graves in furd. Garnett White, David Hes dren were the guests of Mr. sml Kuhifi liunititf*. camly «•**». pnrty ;,n 1
caKeu with |»u*trl icinj: uml u ; v 1 1'
1 ^ 11• unit til.I all 2 for ull ineniiiers.
the cemctarirs Frblav imuning ter. Tommy McCrone. V t. Harris, .Mrs. John Cheek at their home.
gue-t- a n il'
Fast
Eighteenth Street, lighted ramltr. and a blue cup of Dm rooking! CENI HERNDON friends at the Mayfair Inn
by members of the tl.D.C. Chap Jr., Alan lletxel, Walter Graham. 205'y
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Hint
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ill!
It
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III flew
flatra* finm
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Ice cream.
Und -on. O
I*.
over
the
week-end.
John
Fite,
Kenneth
Robbins
and
Rum
III alley Odlinm alien,led
ter Mrs. Ilayes staled.
Tlmse invited
Doni
S a n f o l d ! 31*
yesterday |„ join O IV.
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TI,.,, 1 .
Billy Tlson.
were:
Marianne
Strickland.
Palsy
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Mis.
J
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Corley
was
hostess
Dress up Ihe morning cereal.
M . S K I N N K R fm»nl> v%»’l
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f
. *?. !r*
.V*1.
at a family dinner Thursday nt Ann U»vi*. I.ynn ('mitwcll, Nollie
Jop oatmeal with rooked prunes Mra.* I*. F. G a rn er
#
her
homeon Cameron
Avenue V U,1,,U?nlt|l,t*,l,M* il!Ul l /,n«^t- CM®rk. in
to U U
Miiry
llnw KuOin." "Akluhoiiiu**. “ The Vtth e
Ituffed with cottage cheese—poui
y. .K*in l.ane Miller.
*mnme»
. They li.ur «n.
tif The Tuttle. "Ilttin V» -lt*i
h n tertain s S is te r"honoring the 45th wedding an-- Jean
over cream and serve!
Ileirv St Join*. KrnMir A«lnlo*n, of •»»•
.r.tnu ti\«< \.»i
_____
niveisary
of hernmliter and
Jay. “ ti A|»*.11 •***
Sima
M iixip Ailanin. J a c k i e Mllleit jin
high*
hcIiimiI
. . • -\HO|.VN Hoal*. “ I'ytlialion “ Dleam Fu r*
Mra. I. F. Garner entertained falhr' ’ Mr- ‘" ' ,l
^ m tralll.
FttttfrK MiihlU touii. Joan Mine*. |H K I N \ 1 I! .
a lull I Intcle
‘State i»f The I nion". “t 'aim fr l
for her sister. Mr*. Harry linn.
Full Itrntoii. Ill-in y ('mum. John fi*--hi*»»n
Shr
iii^«l«’(4*r| tin*
"The I *Ia * « M< ongei le".
II n .
s m 'a
sen of HolL-wootl, Fla. Saturday
icoige * Swarli ha« leturn- |)irtiir>. Mukir Kinlnw. Murray /n»
ami ” I Kemrintiei Vlam.t
evening at her h.ime on W .-r
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» » MHver U ke Nance Vnn T hin«t«in. Hill» hitch* «l
<»*»f »*f fhe gieat *.lt»M tt lh • i
Srxtrenrtt Stieot ' The
Ea.lc,
molonng to Mexico City hoff. S >i * .♦ it Shmura. Itinntle> uutil tlav |« M \RI!Y III RSIIII | |,
■ S P R IN G ‘W ' 1 1
•motif wn, attractively earned
dmight.-i
Hr spent Si hiiuni I i %«| Hall. Iluhhx Little.
' *i -|‘ lit*| III. I l g g r - 1 Iniigl, at a ,,
> nnny
out in decorations
with a nest “ l'P "’ »"m>l«ly sis. •weeks enjoy-
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AGENCY
116 N. Park
i* a- ling h* i
Hn plat i
of rolorcfl v k i : * with lorgc bun- ,,,K
R*|f^** ■*"* vuitiwf.
ter. Ihtlr Shaton. Mai\ \iigmi.i m
r.ien ccntfiinjf thr
ilininic loom
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• Hall. T om» ii»\ Hiiwwrll, in rulyp
i
• M V t»g II. •% i (fiilitij
table.
'* '* f I* S4«»tl hfla niiivrd iv» Hull. Sallir \lillei. Lauiii A lain .l|(
•tlim*-*
. • mg.
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non, iih nn liiiir*. Ton> McDaniel. |hi,
Hridge and athe, card games
v,’ i'
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f 4It I !•«
pieatril
-t u t
were enjoyed with
refreshment* ‘ hr.
-,,'*tt
are residing
Kenneth Mtuphy. F a i I Owen**. If
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ll.ll* o t
ofsandwiches
and Coca Co a. Ml" ,
Ml
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•' Drndon D a n n > ILiiolull. 11»11> Stin»«in. |,|u
feat lit i •
Ih.Dio *
l^ing served by the h o.lr,, a 'hr,. I.o.iir MR, Mag.iotla Ave F rin ge Samri .uni Wullare Van
. 1 1 aplt*'
"if p plom*
haThose enjoying the party were ' Mi«. -sScott
“ '
*ul>
spending Ne,s.
ev.
and ever
A Do Ituiiine Mcltee. tuul Smith.
Mr*. Ilu n s e n , Mr. and Mrs. some time in Hnyneville. Ala.
Catherine hmg. Munanne Ltlil* — -----—
Uroughton Watkins. Mr, ami Mrs.
Roy Keel, Mr. *and Mrs. Herman
*
Among the Florida Slate Col wig. \ elni.i la*r. stilly Vittrrtil. .
TyEchols, Mrs. Lourine Heal. Mrs lege for Women student* at Robert Yale*. John
k . M Cfr °11 V.Ltoy_
1" ’ ,J' ‘ t!' hollie "for the East.,
Holidays
days ronne HarielL Vert,. Sjdvey. \ tr- ] | | n ( S T , , J | ( ) U S U \ V i v C S
l.ingerfrlt and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. me. Audrey llnch, Sylvia Meisen, gil Spivey. Hetty Allman. L«ln i
Weekly from Hume Demi»n*lraliui|
Garner.
• Mil,lie,I Robson, Jackie Itrotehie Low an. tMvwiiil LuKiili. A 1 in a
Sprtialiwt. 1alLihmswrr
Rroun,
Dottv
llnllliikiei.
Sarah
end visitor, Jo Jordan, uf Lees,
Dunn, Deannt* Denni*. I.«•!» Hun
buig,
Martha Perkins. Shirley
Gay F in g ertip s and
trail, Kugroo (ifHMliiim. Virginia
♦ urrrni «ii|iplie« nf «»at* n\i»il
^
Smith and Camille Ri\ttrn..
larnglottl, Hwrrteon Smith, Hetty
,|1|? ,ounti>
" L ip s S p rin g V o g u e
Munson, J a c k Huinry. Edwin1|wllfri.
||„.y h„w- I .-.-i. i,
Varri. Cl,nk Tlllis. Marilyn Cal
,.vrtM|
s,., eaimg a
lly HETTY CLARKF.
houn, Randall R
It o bI, bI, in
I tis»,. Jam
lun iitoie
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;1|, ,,<d a
a ,,illo tI Miss M eriw eth er and houn.
AP NeWsTeatuir, lleuuty Editor
Hrow n, Murxee Johnson, .Mm 1.1 oail i- one wn> Aiii.’iuans <an
For come leason or other fin
Tanner. Mollie Jo .Morrison, Ken
ntwaloit to avrit -tai
gernails always look prettier m Miss Sm ith Honored neth Wilkins, l-arry Reel, Ray- nve who,it
..i.,...,
the spring. This may be ddc in
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nt Oiililioul opinl •
•TALLAHASSEE, April 22. - moml Hardee and Ola H e l l o * A. serving
part to th* fact that they don’t
Day,
when Y'ate*.
,,
,
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two slice* of bread in food value,
seem to be as brittle a* they-urc Scholastic Honors
m " ! '
« > • the Hu,cm, of Hu,mm Null I
In tha winter. Then ugain a new Florida State College for Women
honor .2t)2
students woo
who nave
have ,,
» i n fiuoui
w siuurnis
H arrie t' Jlmm'ie Kino' ,,>n Hl"* Home Keomnnie*.
If
spring outfit and a few sunny will
th em selve s
l,i||m!,r*
,
... JJ ’ every mm,
worn,in, and- school
warm ilaya can change a girl's dl»tinguished
Phone 180
schol.i.hip
perspective
is .rheouie., f,"
next I ^
V . f c
J^.nim
W nn
I,
oo
n*i a*tw wi oit’il a it It tii,.
.1 fr lloa in „ .It t||* •,
me«ht me hut h.*t jt |fr«-111.II Ilf Iai|«| till’ lllUggt
oil , no uthvi III,, in,,,,,
th*
oieilii me "*"
11
■ome lug illy- ” S'rw \„i
ivet pool **' **|»,,f*
u.r-. l.Ulle l.iyei|.,,,d-
iiii'Ht 4i»»r «tll«»lbi*i
I be boily rp^iiM**
pi «»l fin
fiMin
tfa ilju ti
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V IS IT
KADER’S GIFT STORE
wv iiiv iliniiyr ssiii* •»»•-■*l tu *ii|ipl\ >«»»» with thi' kiutl
nl mr’ri’hiimlisir von "ant for gift giving . . ,
If I eaesi
I #»» m *
A
lunch
box
,! **-,
C .
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-
xv (prior—giourid
i miked livrr, gruti',1 raw carrots,
itui-ly , liiqqM-,1 l„i, on. mavotitim-r
Sai
Fo r
c o s m e t ic
TOUCHTON DRUG CO.
n ii= lli= iii= iii= iii= m = iii= iii=
Playin? TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
\ during lliief: .
•V bcaulv with mPinnx!
It's hcdrtwtmjhnt!.
liciitt-xiirriO? rntiYiiiict'.
gtnrificd »v«lit iiuixii* uml
'I’uvavvith iLiming and
Tet’litiifiilrir!
fOUI-YIAR-OlD Hetty U ti Hall hsi
a data with Pinidcnt Truman.
Hetty, wlmto father Yxa» killed In
actiun in Euro|ie, will travel from
Eaton Rapids, Mich., to Wathing*
ton to sell tho first poppy to tha
Chief Executive to inaugurate the
annual Uuddy Poppy aala of tho
V.F.W .
(International)
\|.H» N \SII • I >i>n \ ' H S
Expressed on V ollan d
C ards M ean M ore
f e bundle the exclusive line of Volland Card* featuring
Iraduatlon, Mother's Day, Weddings, Father's Day
nd every day cards.
Wm. E.KADER
,1
'•. »VoMl
f SUUBank Bldg. -
g ir l
DEPARTMENT
|
THE RAYMO
WANTED
l rank MOkliA!
I/, V'
A Miniature Portrait, hand-colored
lit oil. In a Beautiful Gold Frame.
HELP
Mildftti S \ I u It h
F O R M O T H E R 'S D A Y
.
Jew eler
112 So. Park Avenue
Ju-t .1
Vfti’t pi fp.ii iii$*
(>-b. i uli fi.t i»»P wMli 4)i 11 ami
intimi Jinn* In*fun* Hpplying an>
•••ap.
ItfiiiiiYfw any
Uttlctalr
«h|«»|;i,
T h e P e r fe c t G ift
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Itighiv IlMllM-biMg Iniiii ii ,»t t.ii.
i at iiiftil i ii it bf h*p «| .«(..• • i
pisty f Ilf Mllltl- Ilf (ill’ «i lii’Kt limit
W* lllitkr highi\ itlif i il»eou.» M-II’ I
:’i* .nl muffin*. ,«•••! (»i»» ti11 •
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w«*i \mg iif "ill iiii’sl
As
Mrs.--Amrt lea have
......Miss
........and
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r * K«nry White, Gregory Walk.” *’•
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**•«»•
aril
»*’U. tin- util iiii’NH I *%,0iMt
Crown more aware of colot Imr- jfratur# of the day will be a f|>»• Muriel McMillan. I.m ille Hall.
mony in the hoYnc ami in ciuthes, I "T*! convocation *»t which Judge Mary Ann llall. Sonny Fold" f w' " " '
""
they have become just a- roll-1Florence E. Allrn » f < levolan-l. Harriett Redding. Jii-tin l.ymh ' " " r nionlli- 'one
scious of harmony in makeup The Dhio, will delivri an address cii- Ann Harvey, Jeanette llmvey.
Oatmeal ...nk- oven i.lmv. v>l, I.
sinait girl today doesn't buy n lip titled A Hridge to the Future,
Dianne Swann. Alfred Stanley
»'
I” ’* t* « « *• »••«" I
stick and then shop around fur u
Students who qualify by Imving Gary Kclrols. Frames Miildlelun. *>' nouit-huig gi„m f I. In mill J
null polish. She nratchu her polish maintained at. Isnst a II average Hilly Moore, Mary Virginia Hull.
«•"»». " Ill» Die flluou* bud
and her lip rouge and usually she . In etlabllihlrig at least -15 semes- Laura I’hyllps, Dr. nml Mrs. J. N. "ft'* adhering portlmis me i •
find* a powder that will blend j*er hour* of credit at the collrgo Tolar, Mr*. Winona Hiugg. Mr*, mnverl, leaving the entire kernel
with both of them.
!h*ve been invited to sit togrthcr It. L. Peanl, Mr». It. D .’ llekle. with it* germ and utlier vitmnln'T o d a y it Is common knowledge '» • honor guest* at the ronvoca- Mr*. Welsh, W. It. Dupree, Hatty "ch and mineral-rich portion- n»
that orange In lipstick and nail tion- Also honored In this way me Carrington, Mrs. Ellen Roebuck, human food.
Elixabeth Turnliull,
Mr*.
Coarsely gimuol. the kernel ,
polishes Is meant for the russet transfer students who have c»t*li- Mrs
iwtniral Tbo in,no fainiti.ii
tones of dress, the paler shade* of Bihad at least 30 limn» at the Pulrston and Mr*. M It. Strirk- "U c
powder and the fairer skinned college .with that average. T ’u land, Jr.
form rallod loll.-d oal* i» p " '
(two groups total 262.
Those invited from llrinmlo pared by -teaming nml "<cn flut
*t,--l ,
t Tha program will begin with were: Dougin* Mi-Knight, Alyee toning t h • kernel- la-twoon
To pi imI111 l' a1111• k iiMiklll*
a formal academic procession at Thurnal, Hilly Heck, Dougla- an,I mils.
.3:30 Wednesday afternoon
in IIruer Fonlon. lien Thurnal. Nallx tolled oal* thi* i rurU -»•• • us i
!•«•••••■ »••
Hill and flall«*n«*»| lliiimn Oinii
f«»i ,
Weatcott auditorium, lnviti-,1
to ILickrl, Jane S«b«»mberg.
be platform gurcts, in addition r , ! Schombent, Jun. Ellen Gudlev. ,h* •’legubn" typo ,,f io||o<l "nt •
Ihe executive council of th? col- Billy Gridley,
Wayne
Heck. |M everyday u*e. all ll,r*r »,o
lege and those who will partiti- George van Hum. Ronnie Heel., ,,fi;u railed oatmeal
Mary Lou Van Horn. Hurt GotOoatmeal roiilmn. calcium nr-I;
C te on the program, are mem- don,
Virgil Austin, Hetty Huiuby. „ 0„ . t|1P n vitamin tliiaminr.
t
re of the Supreme Court of
Florida. Governor
Millard
F. Thorpe Austin, Joe Uumby, Phil- , »boht rift ralnric- to a Imlf cup
Caldwell and hit cabinet, and the lip Austin, 8u»aif Manira Austin, -,-rving for Imdily energy: and
emeritua members of the FSCYV } U y«f?.l.lch.*.1,1’ . m 1* .Nrl1 » ;• * » !« - I lutein for l.mly tissue building
!>*•
Mitch til, Anne Urlhrr- Jliuj
When u IhiwI of oalThe 262 honor students Include ly, C a r l Kutnmer, i t . , Jackie ,ll(M| fs served vxitli milk, or out' *r.° Anne nl#mj
u, fl|
, ,„,kic- rpntainin:'
105 seniors, 71 junior* anl Hit ,!*n** An,°*
or
,Uillllril| (. bl,n,l,-.| ,
sophomores. Miss Lola Ann Meii- Peerenboom. C l a r a Epperson,
mPB,
„
,,roUHns ,.f the
wether and Miss Hhirley Clapton I harlolte Ann Rogers John All*., lfl
Epperson.
Llckie Roger*.
Le* u
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f.H.|P mippLSmith o f Sanford are among the f.urry Rogers, Chsrlntta Kuminri
honor atudents.
■ml Jim Blade.
•
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--------Also Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Me- ..
.
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Gugan, George McKim, Mr! and
Charles Calft. >D. and Mr*.
gals. Nail and lip makeups that Mr*. R. A. Honeycutt, Mr*. Fred- I1*” " * " ‘ ovcll, J«,p*r Crowley,
contain blue are better to wear erick Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. I«w .s Mr. and Ylrs. Crawford Hrown
wjlh dark blues,' blacks and pas- Tenney. Mrs. William Mrltainey, nml Mils Jacqueline llrtlWn,
Mrs. Joe Humbv, Mrs. Ntanley
This season the girls are finding Rumby, Mr. and Mrs. James* A.
even gayer and more aparkling Blade, Mrs. William Hush, Miss
polishes than before to brigh’ rn Janette Rous, Mrs. Hurt Gordon.
up their spring outlook.
One Mita Claudia Delaney, Mr. and
bright carmine one plucks Its color Mrs. B. A. Dominick. Miss Kate
from the bachelor carnation worn Johnson, Mra. Fete Drown. Mrs.
In gentlemen’s lapels.
iHorry Prosser, Mrs. .Nona Farley,
L Fashion proclaims Uk Beau Bmmmcl
look 4nd presto! - a ncw'allhcnKtU conics
* ol age. Trust O rac^y to gismo, ire its
dromeDeclines in a ahvicing Jat . . . to the
manner bom. Rustling ra/oo ffnic. deftly
n/!s/iranad
tnnQfd Willi I
tOftoilM
clasp touched yilh ^f*}f ^JtJ'pUtt.
Vouxi in blaclf. brown or navy.
Wm. E. KADER
F\«’t«
rifiiMinl
•
Jeweler
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Last D a y M on d a y!
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Stork Club” w ith B etty H ilt o n
OPENS—
11:45 P. M.
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-V- m^NAfSKOHU UEKALD. NANniKD PLUMUm
PAG E FOUR
S tm ford -D eL an d T ilt Last F rid a y N ig h t;
L a k e Stops R ed H ats W ith 10-4 Win*
I
Manager Kd I^Tj^-Whllncr
snnnunccd this a f t e r no on
that (ioo>* Keltic* will be
, aoajgncd the hurling duties
tonight when the Celery Fed*
Meet the Daytona Heach Is
landers' at
the
Municipal
Park. The Fed skipper *!«o
revealed that second
fond .be*«man
.
|>ave
tfrtdr 1* still out after,
Dave Dr
suffering an ankle Injur:
Friday night In DeLand
Ing an allrmpted double pin .
Kettle* won nl* flrat start j f
'73
G IV E
the season last Wednesday
night when he slopprd the
HI. Augustine Hainla In a 10
to 3 battle.
By JULIAN 8TENSTROM
Manager
Kd *Levy-Whltner'e
Sanford Celery Fed* spjit two
affaire -with the I hiLoml -Hcd
Hat* over the- weekend and droD,ictl u 0 to 2 decision to tno
St. Augustine Saints in the
ancient city Saturday night fo r
a ..1.13 percentage and u w «*«
hold on fourth position In the
loop standings.
Ijiat Frldav night Buddy U»ke
hnd no trouble with the Red
llal* during the Dcl.imd tilt, end
the Fed* left the field with a
10 to 4 victory, lock# wgi touched
for nine hit* duting the 'contest
hut they were well scattered,
except when the Led Huts bunchr
ed fnur singles to push over two
runs ft, the seventh.
■
The. Fed* took the lead with
a single run In the thWd and
then added two more In the
fourth. Four hit* in Dm sixth,
combined with an error, two
walks and u wild pitch, pnved
the way for four Kwl runs to
he recorded. Three more In the
seventh stored the tilt away on
Ice. ,
' However, Saturday night's tilt
wills* the flnlnts found an erratic
infield backing up the twirling
of Carroll Hlnnc, Most o f the
Habit hit* weir fluke Infield
blows. Jim 'Payne went to the
hill for (he fir«l time this *e«.
sou nnd during one b illin g be
wan nicked for five lilts
D Y N A M IC
W HEEL
B A L A N C IN G
:.^ C . W e ls h
I'arlt
—
Saints D rop Azalcatt;
G -M en, I*s Battle
,T o ,11 In n in g T ilt
LEERIiUllG, Apr. 22, (Speclall
— Frerhlie Hwindeila of the Or
lando Hehatore and lied- Willing
ham of the I^eshurg. I'ackera
tangled In n ten inning niound
title) here yesterday nltcrnoon
and Swindells emerged the vhtoi
by a 3 to 1 count.
The victory was the sixth con*
aerutivr win for Ted Mndjeski'a
Senators. Tonight the Senators
entertain Myrii Hoag's I'alntkn
A galeae.
Orlando .... 000 000 100 t —3
8 4-
Leesburg
001
I'hone H I
Vulcanising — Tire Repairing
4* A Spessard L Holland
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He.reMize$ the heavy reepsnftibiiity Hut goet with Hut i
l«ader$hip.
Hg knows Hut much of Hu rasponsibility for maintaining
. H W !» centered in Hu Senate of the United States,
Anything less thin our fullest effort! to aecure « fitting
p ace would be unfair to the million, of our moo and
wonun who have gone lowar for «$, many of whom have
made the supreme sacrifice.
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(Special)— Although the Aialea*
collected n total of 12 hits while
Myrii Hoag held the Habit, to
six bingles. Hill Hlelnrcke's anciint city nine rtenri|ud a .1 to 2
victory over I'alatku.
The Azaler.*. went into the
ninth frame nnd acoml one run
but tb« threat was eliminated
liefore the Axalea* could knot tincount.
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singled nnd was Sacrificed * to
second. He found no one covering
TEXAS LEAGUE
third en the piny and Justice,
l > t l r h l » l ' < llr s a lt s
who hnd covered first, threw to
Man A n l'iri1'. a Hnniinnnl !
third but Sharpe, who bail coverI n ilr p t : o h lslitirm t 'lt v 3
T iilrs 2
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yd the sacrifice bunt, had not
*h ii!V p | »r ! )
Hiiiis|ni) J
repaired to Ihirfl In t.nic to
make n catch and Fuchs scored.
I N T I'T V A T» P N A L LEAGUE
Koval assisted hia own battle
l ' » « i p H » t l« l i n n l l t
with a double to the right wall
lllu lttm on
S -H * T U tn n 'o #-4.
N ew a rk t-T ' M '-h lre *! #■*
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In the seventh, took third when
Hvrnener S-4' llo " b e « t e r f.1
tJrynnt miscued Ho»a'» grounder
J . ir e f r u t' a .li n u T fa ln C t t
and icored on a fluke Infield
tap by Kucha. Huso walked In'
AMFJ1|CAN ASSOCIATION
the ninth; we* aufe at,.second
t'**»i**Mr»*V
when
llryont
liobbleil
Fuchs'
Eroumler, anil semed wheu. Shaalla singled neatly to r i g h t s
The only F’ed tally came irTthe
sixth when Sharpe walked - and
advanced to second whan .Bryant
fouled out to Pavitich, Justice
singled sharply to left to score
The Fed third seeker.
Fpchs captured
the hitting
honors with three single* In five
trip* while Justice led the Fads
with two safeties in Jour appear
ances at the plate.
the Kentucky Darby, to lie ruh
here this year on May 4.
m u ss
sjtnrtMin
The horse runnnlng front that
poitlon has won nine derbies since
1000. The one cpmlng out of the
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same period and No. 1 came in
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winner eeven time*.
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The home to win with greatest
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U A N F tU tti . . . .
While the trend o t A h a national
pastime definlMy cahte l » . after
dark games—lhere .w\H )>ejtt in
the American League tmd-TH la
tb^ National—the magnate* conto make Improvements that
ilRruld lure the feminine fan.
Thr Yankees, Breves, Brook
lyn Dodgers end Detroit Tiger*
have spent a* collective $100,000
fo r the latest in powder root)!*
Mnl women's lounges.
The American League, headed
hy the Yankee expenditure of
$860,000, I* spending approximate
lv $1,100,000 while N a t i o n a l
League . projects run close to
$:«)(),ooo,
3. i ’U vf ) ml
T w l « r V liMfnr
D p I Still Hi
fill IJ i'JTiiirp
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sulted lighting systems, leaving
only three park* without night
baseball. These ere Detroit'*
The'Catbar-htmever, Intend to
Install llghta eveptiraUy.
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ticlon.ril .
N l* York » l riilli.<lel|ilila llnslnn at Itrimkltn
lintroli
Conk, II uI imio and Gox, llusg
an,l Johnson.
By FRANK ECK
NEW YORK, Apr. 22. 1AVMajor leagu* elub owner*, con
fident .that this will be their
best season at the turnstiles, have
plunked ^3.000,000 on the line irf
renovating their parks.
Two clubs, the New Turk Yen
Hr'gg* Stadium, the Ghtcagd
‘ h Cubs’ Wrlgley Field and Fenway
t n lr n la )'i lle-wlle
(‘ Inrlnnall *-4| I’lllsbltrah 3-1
Park, home of iho Boston Red
IbiMutl .3-11 , l'hll»ili"l|itiU 3-3 SOI.
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w as ih/sjrfj* t p ii r.»jHww'iif wvio a l t f i *
ed from No, >0 position In 182ft
and went on to outrun the field.
IneldenUtlr,' No. U n.ver has
won the Derby duringthie period.
Association of New York, wl:,
By FRANK ECK
A P Newsfeatures Sport* Writer w.ntually be equally distribute,!
elwreu the Red Cross anil thrro
NEW YO R K — The G o l d e n
Glav.-a tournament of champ! ms -rfarities—Catholic, l»roteatnnt a n f'
jiAImh.'
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turned out to be boxing's biggest
D evelop s
Sim ple, bargain slnrr Mike Jacobs hetv The Puerto Ricans, only team
three dollar fight cards In ot sponsored by a newspaper,
Econom ic M ethods those
the old lllppodromj. The flm%
nTJd o ff three of the eight
ijlght of a three-day tournamci,! -'■•ampionship* hut it wa» Gabby
By HENRY LRHEHNK
drew 18.762 fans Jo. Madison Marvk, a 20-j-ear-old Marine from
AdlUURN. Ale , April 22. </P>- Square Garden..
Harvey, III., who drew the pteuThe raising of fishing bait ha*
Net proceed* of thj show, spon dlls of the pocked house tn win
become a science at the fish sored by the Doily New* W tlls r' ning the heavyweight division.
laboratory of the Alabama agri
Marvk, representing tht" Jackcultural experiment itelton hr«->onvllle. Fin.. Journal, n»»y have
Year* o f experimental wor" Jiaturbed for a considi rubja (nuoked. fat end foytyish but whsiu
have dwcloptal Ihe simplest stu xFuel atjd rcjirotluftinn seems tt
uneorkeA^Dat' f iftht of hts 4
most economfrnl methods of grii-4. be mure satisfactory under tht-" be
•iu*t have .made his opponent*
Ing your own bait the year round ■ondltion.H."
*eel like th.y.jied lw*n ki:keil by
The first rc<juir;ment in th
How ibout food for the WormsT ■s mule— Marine version.
raising of the common enrti™ nm
It’s very simple. Earh tub of
Around town they talked o.'
or the much-prired English, - r worms requires on* pound of Marek as the “ 25-day wonder.’
red, worm, is, of course, cl*; vegetable shortening or lard and Twenty-five days before th; big
loam or clay soil.
two pounds of enrnmeal a month. ilgnL-JUarek was new to lentVr
A simple, productive tvpe nl Jwingl; figures that the tost.of swinging. Stotidoed at* Jackibnwormbed.U fprm*d by the eppli- food required.to raise 100 worm* ville Naval A ir' Station, he wSs
cation of dlehaater to the.euil, la about five cents.
knocked our in his first bout'but
which furpithb* lxRh food anl
Experiments litre disclose the scorul four knockout* in hie next
moisture, *gy* H. S. Swingle, Ihdi type of soil used In the tubs tb U five triumphs.
cultunst hero.
of great important..*Saudy;*gU*
However, thi* type of bed, -anlt lie used because apparently
Wig* of blonde fiftlr imported
which requires virtually tjo at* the sharp sand.grains injure the from Germany, once wer; in style
tent ion, has obvious bed feature, digirtive tract* of-the worms.
in ancient Rome.
which makes jt unsuitable for us
in conges ted city districts.
Experimentation has develops,
a method whereby fishermen may
S IG N S
taise th.-ir own worms in th* ga
rage, basement or even * varan,
room.
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
Use Water-tight Containers
This, Swingle explains. Is dum
O— D ec’s Siffn Service*
in ordinary galvanised wash tubs
metal drum* cut lengthwise, oh.
(O. D. LANDRESS)
I uthtuhs or similar water-tight
rontninrr*.
Phone 1021
A tub two feel in dlaiheler and
ten inehes deep should, produr
about .*tr6'H) to 6,000 worm* o
fishing sixv n year.
As sum
PAINT EXPERT
COLOR SPECIALIST
should lie left to breed, the fish
i rrmTi MinId uxp.-cl to use unly
about ,‘>,G0<) woflus from one til
F R E D E R I C K
E. S L A D E
a season.
“ It I* r e c n ;n tu e n ded," say^
Interior Decorator — Ilcalgner
Swingle, "that a minimum of twt
tub* be Kept, using the worms
Over 18 ycarti in Winter Park, Fla. .
from one
several month* an*’
then Using them from the oth->
Room and color planning — — Write P. O. Box 481
In this way each tub remains ui;
O nly T h re e O rgaptzR- Experimental
tions A r e W ithou t
N iK h t B all P la n ts
M keen end Bpston I)reye*, have in
*M|)
curfew)*'
Swindell* and Hester; Willing <-«,jrit
Brooklyn i : New- York |
ham and Kodriiium,
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SPESSARD L HOLLAND f|>con$cioti$ of the world lead- *
tnhip Hut h « been won by our Nation.
a
MAN FI ill i r .
lisin-sville
Pel 4, ad
000 000 0— I
In no liiiKle inning 'iiil Koval at 11-all.
permit tin* Fed* in record more The Islanders collected 17
during the afternoon
than one' hit. Koval mastered K<l safeties
two
I.cvy.VVhlUfcr's aggregation oil while the G-Men anpounded
even d o w n
Iho w«v end ihree coolly error*, blow*.
too by Bryant mnl one by Juatie*, aided the Iti-l-nnd cause in Gainesville1
critical spot*.
D a v tn n a ■
200 002 2.12 00
Both club* battled on even
term* durinjf the filet three inlllnir* before slightly Ices tlurl
tlfilt patrons. The Jltil Unlit count«ni twhe in the fourth on a pair
of ml id similes nod two fluke
hit* .in thr infield.? They milled
another in the sixth when Fuchs
FlJJKiii.V HTATb Lr.AGUK
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s its ttlin a ’ llrai-ti
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Raising Bait If Recent. Golden Gloves Tournament
Renovation Of
One Of
Major Parks To j Science Now At
~ Cost $2 ,000,ogo; Alabama Station
S1ANDINGS
ft 8.
Yesterday uflennaii,. the Rod i jH P'clal)— The Daytona llcudi
lints come to l..»n and rapiHnl I*land«'s and the Gainesville G
Jim Hchontel fm l.l blow* while « * " parade,! II men enrli around
Bill Koval, lanky DeUml mounds-! tht • »ckl' yestcnlay and the
man, limlle.1 the Fed. to only !?•"?• ,w* « r*> <•••
five .hit. during the contest.
I I l.n,ni,:ff" wi' ,, ‘ I’" fcnT V k'lotted
S T A T IC and
2nd A
M
- , '.4U!.,!tl-^.::»i,Uril
Senators Down
Kettles Will Go On Hill
Tonight Against
Daytona Beach Packers 3 To 1
MCpgW
| .. * 9
For Sixth Win
B rid e S till Out A f t e r Injuring: A n k le During:
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American League
Improvements In Yankee Sta
dium are featured by a $260,Q0j
lighting system, reported to he
the .finest in the majors. Fix tow
n s of floodlights totaling 2,111,*
fiUU-wstt
lllumlnntiori 'will
he
equivalent to the combined light
of 6.000 full moons, says trr. A r.
Dickerson, General Electric oxrcotive. The lights would, ade
quately light a main highway
from here to Washington, D. C3
or provide Illumination for 6,000
homes, he addsOther new features are the
"Stadium Club" for 400 box seat
holders,--IS.OA box and grand■tarn! seats, many of which have
been mails to fit the body and ere
Tour Inches wider then the for
mer scuts, new rest rooms, new
quarters fur the players, trainers
and umpires and *n elevator
serving five lewis.
The world champion- TlgerV
outlay totals approximately $100.000 for tile corridors beneath the
stahds, n passenger1eLcalor |ur
upper deck box seat holder*, com
pletion of a point Job started Jn
1044 end a new $30,000 ladies’
powder room.
The .Chice’go White Box have
Improved Comlakey Perk to the
extent of a $|00,000'food funcee-
Work
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CUSTOM MADE wooden bllndn, warp-proof. No
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bllndft n?jHiircd Free eatlmnten. ’
Cell men who know HOW I
Indiana
have
they play their hig attractions,
and League Park. Improvement*
in Griffith Stadium. Washington,
include dressing rooms and press
box alteration*.
National League
The Brooklyn Dodger* have
■pent $426,iMto. half of which
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Phone I97-W Before Noon
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Tuxedo Feeds will make your
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YOUR
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IS HERE!
F R IE N D S
of $276,500. The new lighting
plant of eight towers cost $1M>
000. Other changes include a
curved fence, shortening the can*
Urficld distance by about BO feet,
a cinder* atrip a* a warning to
players wllo back up near the
fence on fly ball*, painting, new
powder rooms, new concession
aland*, ticket bcothe and land*
eeeplng.
,
,
The Pclo Grounds, home af
the New York Giant*, h «t been
regraded at a coat of $100,000.
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Platinum is among the ehem-l
iral elements that were not <ii »coverod uutil the I'Uh century.
Dson* of 'Sam Uwans of llnllc;
T«*-. claim the world'* boxiiq
championship for their weighl » ,.|
ags. They meet each other at
every opportunity but thu* far
it’s always been a maw. Th-.-y
are <8 inches tall and. weigh b
pounds.
Thgir manager, Bill Matt, boxing eoaeh at Bedley High School,
say* it's hard to tell them apat:
t although one has blue eye* an.I
A } ‘ the other brown.
'
The boya have appeared in
iriLny exhibitions in the Trta
Panhandle. They are putting part
of the reeeipta in a Lank jackp.'t
to further', their hudding r n m n
in th> ring.
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H I- H A T C L U B
P H O N E 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
Ol'KN KVKUY NKillT
Orchestra Every Saturday Night
HAHY PICTUKKH a specialty >
Steaks — Chicken — Barbecue
.'
Sanford • Drt.nml Highway —
formerly Short'* Camp
R O B E R T \u C O X
I 'l l O T O t i l t A P I I K I t
ESSEX
-D E F IN IT IO N OF
1
• S O U T H E R N B R E A D "?
FODUSH CM1V.D/ IT VyjHlL
BE LISTED UNDER " P V
S T U D IO
THASS WHAT VQ U
TH IN K / LESSEE*DELEC TABLE D E L IC IO U S —
d e l ig h t f u l
—
D E S IR A B L E m ff
NKW steel' cap pistol* and hob 3* MO.- old Pit bulldog. An
iter*. $1.23. C la r k V 208 Santo name of “ Bob” . Brown
FOR REN T
Ahead
Ph o n e .171
Loflt and Found
at $7813 00. 8hoWn by appoint
ment only.
3-ROOM modern furnished
Robert A. W llllen*
S mi. from 8anford on
Phone 732
Atikntlc Bank Bldg.
road for rent. Ph. Co,.
The Sncreaied number
of cart on Ihc road increatct driving haiardl.
.You can be financially
tecure aq.iin:l (hem if
you are futiy prolccled
by a policy in a tound
Inturanca c o m p a n y .
V fh o f f e r t h a t p r o te c tio n !
AND
To Get
U IL II your home with High
Te»t Concrete. Ulock*. Miraele
Concrete Co.. J . K Terwtlleger,
*00 Kim Avc., Kalabllahod •
HUO. .
fotd Ave.
._____________
some white.
Ouida C*
019 Terk Ave.. Ph. 16®“
flEK ua fo r STOVE PART8 —
Florence, N a a c o and other
make*. ’ 8i*nl#y-Kogeni Hard
LOST— Key* and bather fo ld erware Co.
downtown Monday. Pleaae con
tact C. L. Butner, Phone 67X-R.
II. N. S A Y K It
t ’ lT Y M A N A G K It
Al 'T tT p A lX f
Whdt CunYOUDO
.
SINGLE: bed, Inneraprlng mat' tress, coil spring. Call 676-M
after 6K)0 P. M . j r Saturday.
A ft e r May I. all dogs found without a tag c e r tify
ing that they have been vucciuulid for rubies fo r y ea r
1046. w ill be Httlijerl to being picked up by the Police
utiil killed.
IF YOU
—HKK US FOR—
AUTO PAINTINO
SLMONI/INU ,
HATTBKV taiAJUJINt;
MOTOR R U ’AIIW
WKI.DINfJ
SKAT CUV KltS
I'KKD CARS
TRUCKS
Toucbton Drutf Co.
W ANTED —
sab. Call
12) Oviedo.
•Ah requirt'd In law. all dtajs in the City of Sanford,
l lnritla. inuii h.- vittvinalcd against rabicr* In a lirert.sgd
veterinarian before I he firM day of May jrf each year
anil Ihc vacrinUlinn lag continually worn by dok’H on a
collar or harness for the following year.
In order to nerommodaU* dog owners. Dr. Kayntnnd I«. Uass, veterinarian, will he al the rear .of the
Cily Mall April lo, 17. and 21, to vaccinate dogs.
09 W. First—Phone I..vi
Cm
Y o u ’ ll Be m
10c
n*«*
07e
0.”>e
."USi received tnrec car
of useil doors, all kinds ' and
sixes.. Also one car load of W IL L pay highest prices for used
cars ami also wrecked and burn*
used *n*h. No priority neces
ed or old car* for part*.
sary to buy. Conte get them
Ratliff & Sons Phone 237-W
while they last.
P. 0. Box 1470, Sanford,- Fla.
JRYSO.N IIA ROW A R K , CO. Inc.
f
14(17 West Reaver Street,
Jacksonv.lle. Florida
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Telephone 6-1797.
~
FLOOR SANDING
S M IT Y 6 gab o lfra n *-4 9 c each. and finishing. Cleaning and wax
*
H. B. Pope Co.
ing. New floor* surfaced to per
WE MANUFACTURE amf rebuild fection. Old floor* made like new.
Everythin- In Redding."
We Cull
II. M. GLEASON
stoqk quality furniturr. Call u*
Lake Mary, Fla.
for your bedding and furniture
need*. E c h o l s Bedding and I-AWNS mowed with'powcr mowFurniture Co., 117 W. I*t St..
er. Phone 779-XJ.
Phona (I3.L
_____________
CASH buyer* wailing for llonto*
We carry a full* of GENUINE
Gfoves, Business pro|>erty of
PYREX OVEN WARE. Stanleyall type*. For quick remit* list
^
Roger* H*rdwar*_(’ o . ________
your property with W. Bryant
Calhoun, Realtor, Umatilla, Fla.
^ FOR EASTER. Japanese Bantam
Phone 2-102.__________________
chick*.
420 Sunt merlin, Ave
Phone 817 W . ____ _
FARMERS—Now la the time to
have your Dactor painted nl
A - l piano, A -l condiUon. Stan
Reel'* Paint Shop, 300 W. End
dard pitch.
Ph. 001-J after
St. Phone 1004-J.'
8 P. H-
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7
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N O T IC E T O O W N E R S O F DOGS
MODEL
CLEANERS
IIODY
HKD BARN Paint
a durable
protective finish for barn*. A’ETERAN, wife and child desire* 3 or 4 room furnished
S lor and other exterior surapartment. Phone 6(J(t-R.
face* such as factory buildings
ami roefs. Excellent for Sheet 3 OR (1 room house, unfurnished
metal roof- roves, trough* and
or partly furnished, for veter
downt spnuts. Will not fade. A
an.
Permanent resident. Cab
typical Firestone vnlue. $1.98
D. C. biggs, Jr., 473.4V.
"ral.- $9.26 In 6 t*al. pills:
Firestone Store*, I I I K. l i t St.
Phone 12.
nccUcnt comUtlun.. Phone All-
J
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H ELP W A N TE D -
COLLAI'SIDUK hnby carriage in
. and
WKAH l.O.MiKIL
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HltlNU T il KM TO IT*;
'OH SATISFACTION
c
sPMONj
Qiq w EU lblPO U
Vd75 .•— —— -----------
Ncw- COSMETIC clerk for Houmillai
A Andeison's. Sternly and lellalihT girl.
'
F A T hens for *nle. Mr*. Heorg.
Mnffett, 24 11 l.llly Court.
GIRL I o i aoda Fountain at LanCy'» Drug Store. Part time or
full tiip-*
BALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc.
Phone KCS^I. II. Q. Tuuchton,
1201 Celcrw.
WESTERN UNION
UPHOIdlTLRKD fabrics, tape*, HAS openings for several t»oy
1(1 years
and
older
will,
tries,
brocatellcs,
daniaskt,
bicycle*.
66 cents per houi
imitation leather and ill tpery
with I'nti and one half fofal r.'cs. Am ngcm cnt for cartSaturday and double time for
age if work desired. R. S.
Sunday. Apply Local ifanag. Brown, 2U11 N. Oran®* Ave..
— Orl.mdo. 1 *.
SAl.FiKI ADV for. Purcell’s. Per
manent. Apply In person.
ORANUKS $2.00 bushel delivered.
It. W. U rJ Phone 788-W.
COLORED G iltf-iT for laundry
nole County laumlw Co. -nltif
TWO tructors,. good londlUon.
W. 3rd St
k , reasonable. J. 1.. Parham ID.
™
1, llox HO, Lake Monroe Cor$
o*rHi)*" , , i
, . n , . W A N T E D TO R E N T H
E
LOOK IlKTlKK
CLASSIFIED RATES
HUDSON seal fur coat,
condition. Phone MJd
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M O L E COUNTY
C lassified Advertisem ent
The Sanford Herald goes Into
more than 3000 borne* in ban,/ord and:Scjuinplc County. If
you hove eornelhbig to sell or
buy you will find that a classi
fied ad in these columns will
•ell the most people about it for
fte least money. Phone I4H nr
bring your ad to The Herald
office for ouirk results.
CAREFU LLY
LEANED
L O T IIE S
Whether it’s making Ibo
fourth at bridge o r. Jiniiis
*n:1 dancing, you know you'll
huyr just the., (ruck vn-i •
want, rlenn mid lieaTitlfully
pressed, if you **le*-t' Us to
do vouc cleaning!
Outs ;* a prompt, efficient
service that meet* your every
requirement anti la a gic .11
sourer of satisfaction to ili«criminating women.
candid At c -*
B O O K K E E P IN G *
W ANTED -
. r*At. r.
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1
Accepted by the
Council on Physical Medicinal 01
« c American Mnlical Association
i« 11 new hearing'aid that line,
not require separate battery pack,
battery wirw, Jiattrry case or
garmeijL to bulge on weigh you
lovup So muMu It fit* III the
hand. The tone is clear and power
ful. So made that you can adjust
it yourself to suit your hearing
is your hearing change*. The
maker* of Bctlone, Petit. 3073.
HM> W. 1‘Hh Street, Chicago H,
111., alo so proud cf their achieve
ment that they will gladly send
free descriptive booklet and ex
plain hrw you may gel a ' full
demonstration of this remarkahi.
hearing device In your own home |
without risking n penny. W rit-’
lleltnnc today.—Adv.
«« uJkgf
tranjiNr
1
A big improvement hair heim tuadi-
fta.
AUl*
Too MtcmangM d y t i t t
!«.' D«?l
tuCrtr U*U brtltfw **•
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N E W D IS C O V E R Y
in a H e a rin g A id
D ry C lea n in g D ept.
' '
IUCDLEY, Tex.. Apr. 22, 1
MeMirmmOiejrlc,
car-old twn.
1
-
9
WSKiX&'Fi&'Si
war. Tlicrc’e mqc« meet now . . .
tier* fat to•ave...eoif*k>t*easier.
' You American l.ouicwtvm' are
already, turning in a healthy ahrfe
o f our present indtiatHaJ fat mpply.
i f you slacken up. naturally t W U
tie less fata. And k*s fat* mean ten
m jbnbs * service
*7.12
'S A L E
M l new
SO-lb. 1
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MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, 8AN FORD, FLORIDA
'U*v > « *»<!■
Ptpdjice. Shipments
From South Florida
Centers Are Heavy
Settees
$8.05
$5.95
fnriffSt mingle Item was pepper,
21,573 'package* l;eln( shipped at
prices tntiKiiif irtun S-I to $fl,25,
Thi. pepper supplied Srj5.lfil.-I0
o f liiyi miirkeCi 1230.180 total
sales fur the jseekt Snap lieana
also moveit'in heavy volume, I'lant
lisnilling 11,351
City'* niorket
package* during tin* weekly te |K»it period for n. total of |3tl,371.30, During the week polo
Iwan* sold at S3,50; let by- Umax
at S3; Ford hook beans at >7; rorn
nt >3.30
(in five duicil crato
packages ; tn n iiyb en r,$3.30 t o
Foot Stools $1.50
* C offee T a b les $5.23
C o ffe e T a liles on W h e els ........ $7.50
-
Thin furnifbrc’ in ilt-siKnfd fur com- .
furl and is sturdily runslrurlcd.
GARDEN TOOLS
D Handle Shovels
SI.US
Regular Shovels
SI.7JI
D Handle Pitchfork* S1.K.7
Cultivator Hoe*
,'JO
SYi-Inch Hoes
SI.35
I’olatoe Rakes
SI.35
Regular Rakes
SI-50
»«y
n i t . . i<> i ho um
jr*»u In
s t r l^ f
C o u rt i*r u * o r « * n rw n **r. **<t Din)
■j-mi a rr./ 'T ilrfril t o - f i l e f f « r w j l I V o u a iy ,
lit ' rt-nfAfit. <*n >|JU*a*W(ie* ( b » f . i 'n * l l l d(fd M j
f^u rliU . I i f
T . ) lur. b r jm a l i o r n . r ) lo Ih » H ill " I C o tn p ljjjp
in nalil r » u « nn M o iu ls). Ih * 'f r n
f T h » m a n k o r i i i i r . i i A i . n )• d «- r t»» o f M ur. ! » « •
and » ° I h o t**
i t *. your d * f*
l* n *» «.
ir n o r ryou
n f je
j * r f it
». If
‘»
li ititopUlnl fiinl .1 cal 11*1 you In
JSix Auto Wrecks Voss ft Confident ■ Ji,l»
<*u*«- In -in * I 'lie u l) i'« -n rl of
jiin > ilf
“ Manager H. K Johnson,' in
nilvLhtg us~uf til* Mailt City Occur
lit County He, Wiif Win Over art nriluti for dtvorv*.
market’*. liu>i*r*.-.’» toul for,, *,!)•
iin.
n*K.|i«pvT
In
week r*|»orl*i| 02.201 package* of
During Weekend Rep. Joe Hendricks w•lanatrd
u k Ji . -tt-W-OtArr *I**U-' 04*. fm lt. !,«**-- m
vegetables liotulli\| in lfi ilasiifi-
ntliidUtJOt. thla kianir total «h*
*'‘-|«p0rted from” Sanford wns vnlu. 7
’ at approximately I3.L00, nrrot-lJng to Market Mann gar H, J,
[ • Lehman. The carload nf
torn
totaled 750 aacka of five-ilon n
each. Most of t.ie Sanford celery
;\ trop hag been harvested,
and
p growers in the Oviedo
section
> nave Just started cutting thi-h
■ {ate crop. Cabbage ha* been selli ' jng on thi Ssnfnrd market at 12
I Her aack, with prrdltllon* ihat
i the price will go higher before
J tii <t»r o f
g lllg, of potntuca lia- just started
uiul natality in '^riioitnt good,*- «.
These Garden Tool* arc manufactured liy Wilson
and Ames Manufacturing Companies
S P O R T IN G
GOODS
Calailaa*d
I'r w
I'aa*
turned the automobile completely
■round toward 'he South. Hill
iard, who war, arretted by Hin
der on n charge of .drunken
driving, wgx tib. reported oa In
jured.
At 1:110 p. ni., Saturday, on the
Orlando highway'just south of the
County Home, a 1033 Fold redan,
driven by llennie Mullins of l-ake
Mary, side swiped u I'ontiac’ aidaa
driven l>y Joseph, Patrick -yf Hol
lins College, Winter Park. Oolli
car* were Iwlly dautagnl nod oc
cupants wcii' shaken up. Mullins,
who had earlier been irpoitid by after his announcement he repolice lo have damaged a car in .ported .to Camp {Handing ay a
Sanford by hacking into it, » 1 » draftee."
“ Despite the fact that Mr. Dun
can was unable to make a singlespeech or conduct any campaign
wreck* occurred Friday evening whatsoever he tccelvrd 37 per
nt 11:00 o'clock about n mile mid m it of the vote on election day.
a half east of the Hall Mirk pit This was largely ■ protest vote
Celery Avenue when a F’ord aedsn against the Washington way - f
driven by Ita West. Negro, col doing things.
lided with n Plymouth sedan driv
“ The opposition vote will be
en by Willie 'Jjihler, Negro. Itoiti considerably greater this year. I
car* were badly damaged and find to many of our people arj
Washington
Toblcr wi*. arrested for driving •tek and tir.-d of
drunk. West's w ife-hart'a bruised bungling. In Edition to thi* proleg, but ibis wa» the only injury test vote, thousand* of returner)
repurled.
wur veteran* have become ne*
Another ;Atlision occurred nt Ruallfled voter*. They too. are
1:00 a, m., Sunday when n Mmlil disgusted with lb* Wpshlngton
A Ford sedan bring driven by muddling of housing, surplus •gov
'David St. Clair, colored, and ne- ernment propsrty, and the tidbitcurding to Patrolman ' Hrnder on Inus red tape iin cniinedlon with
{lights.
They
the wrong side'of Slnfe Hoad .37 the Ul HIH
to Osteen, collided with nh auto definitely favor a change.''
Vni* adrtfll that'sentiment f j r
mobile driven by L. C. Heaver*.
Hanford photographer who live- a thorough Washington
housein Cstecn. St. ( lair
who war denning was'sweeping the district
treated'by Dr. 0. II. Starke for and -h; refused to concede his
cuts and bruises, was arrested for opponent a single
county
on
reckless driving. Huth cars were May 7.
badly darnayed.
George Handley, driver of the
son* were arreited by highway
palmlnttn for not having driver's
license*. Friday evening there was
n check up on,lights during a 45
minute period and 32 drivers were
directed to get tall or head light*
fixed. On Saturday Patrolman
(lender got only one hour o f sleep,
Di-Land and- l-ily Mac Franklin and Sunday night was also up lata
he re
of Altamonte Spiing*. The cur investigating accidents,
*. *
wns a complete wreck and -on e ported.
damage was dope to till- box cal*
h it, according to railroad o ff ic ia ltin Friday nftrrmion five pe> ■
St
|o t a FEWPENNIES a DAT
Ihu-HIO •** ■».'.»»>d»tnt-.M
Il.hnd lor linir j i u n t f u l h ’. wr.ln. rro a lre d l*v l * «
im y a w
U IV H *i titfi-n. Clark
T h* I l K f O t U I IIKIlAIJi I. Il*r*o f a a ld .C o u r t al Hanford. Kt Hilda, hy d * «'a n a t* d ar th * n *s *t»a p *r
In
w h ich Ih U B o ll** .h a ll l>. pubt h > I h . J ) l ! i d a y o f M a r c h A. 1).
Il.h e d on e* *a *h w * * k fo r fou r
tOnseCOtlv* w o k .
\VITNRHH r » r hand and o ffic ia l
» * a l a l Hanford; H .m ln ul* County.
K
lo
rld a . • this Ih *
S »lh day
of
l l l l l l i : i l OS’ P I I II .I I IT Itl.N
M a tch A- I*. H u
*■11 C a r l l l l . r i *
ll
r
.
I
I
K
I
1NHON
I k a«rVr>
* > . HIM
C lark o f aald .C ircu it Court
t f i T ilt ; C IK C C IT IX II'H T OI-* T i l
N IN T H . J t T M l'lA t . C I U C l'I T II
, T IIK H T A T K OK K IA IIIIU A
I
X OTI C K
A N D K *ill e K M IM U .K I '.SCNT
N o lle * I . Nrrrtty K lvrn Ih at wi
IN - C ffA N C K Ity
a r * r n e a e r tl Ju bu.lneaa a l il*n *v a ,
K O N A M a i : N A l'I'K It .
l-ta ln U ff
Klnrlrta. sm lrr Ih * flc t ltln u . »sm t\
i l n l i l l Y l A N I ) f ' l l O l unit that >*
I . U n 'K I , N A I 'l’ K fl.
' D efendant'.
ill
auanr In Ih* l*rln» of Ih. Klein*
tlnun Nam* Hlntut* IChnpler f O U
tV **t *|h iM ittl,
l ’n l||e lr .
I lr iir a la ,
; Vou a te
h .r r liy
tm llfle il
Unit L aw * of Klorlda) wllh lha I'hrb
at|tl fur t llt u t r , Ira. It**it flletl of the Circuit Coprt of H.mlnol*
• K a la .l >uu In lit* n b o v* t l y l .4 Cnuntf, Klorlda
'
l*. W. Ctfi-PKPl’KIt
c .tu il by K U N A M AH N A fP K U ,
KRNKHT M. WAItH
an<l iiin you a t * o r d .r n l to tlla
KIIAIMIA C. W A U D y o u r n r lllc n a p p ra ia ij** * IparaonKtral
puhllrulloD
April It. I><<
a lly <>r Ity a llo rn *> I lit lit* lll|l
i < t'oniplalrtt in .nlit eau** tin M on
day, tint s ilt day o f Mtfr. H I * , and
tyi lh »rt-tafi*r flh* tratr tlefanse, .If
an y >ft*i h ave lo the til 11 o f r.'omFINE QUALITY
p lottil aa r*-,u ltrd by law.
Th. HANKitltD IIKItAl.P la h*r«hr i|r.lenal*tl aa Ih* n*w.pap*r
In which Hit* notion
shall
he
pitlilI-li*«l one* earh week lor fovr
eoo-*eit 11v* H**k>.
tVlTNEHN my hantl and ntflrlal
oral nf Ht-nford, H.mlii'tl* i*ounly,
Florida..IhU Ih* 2*lli day of Match,
t nr** li« ir h y
tiMtlflpil
ff»r ilhon**- hum h trit
thni
IlU rl
144 CAPSULES
72> $2.59
T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY
W h y S u ffe r w ith
“ A S T H M A ” and “ H A Y F E V E R '
TRY
A sth m a n efrin
- O F ALL KINDSII. l i l t A N il K it.
t>< (Militant,
P K A ftt. H IlA M iK It.
3(01 Kmii Hi iJnind AvrnuF,
Calcian Psntotlmat* and Niacinamide.
• You can never be sure you see getting enough
etteuiisl vitamins unless you supplement your
diet with known quantities o f vies mint. So,
against vitamin deficiency! Sfarl the wise I
aims habit in your family today.
Liquor Store
312-SANFORD AYE,
Be Sure To Visit M A T H E R ’ S
During Their Pre-Inventory Sale!
' The new and effective
Inhalntlonal
therapy
method that hoa given
relief and natisfae-"
tk>n to thounandH.
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT
10 Day Trial ,
Contra IndicationM for
the use of this product
is on the label.
Touchton D ru ff Co.
V E TE R A N S W ELCO M E!
L E G A L N O T IC E
$t,U0; okra, $1H lo $25; English
pea* 12.51); field pea*. SI to
$3; potatoes $2.15 to $2.50; yellow
sipiaah $1 to $2.25; jumbo »|U.t-:i
$.fi5 to $1J>P; white *i|Uu-h f.MI
to >1.05^ tuumtoes $5.50 to $7.
UHL
wfiilii ('uMillrm*
I'H u n t),
h! i >
rri|till ell
$1fill
•1 sipfc-t r Up o n 111*
D EPEND ABLE^
AND PROM PT
D ry clea n in g
P la tfo rm R o ck ers
Occasional C hairs
A rm C hair
$29.88 up
‘S tre it” C h air (u sed )
^ $19.88
L A N E Y ’S D R Y C L E
Phone -rt5
Ice Boxes - New and Used 9.88
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
“ S treit” C hair (u s e d )
B oudoir C hair
$19.88
Concrete Pipe, Huildlng IHocks, Ready-mixed Concrete^
L ou n ge Chair
$39.88,
Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and
B oudoir Chair -
$22.88
Property Markets
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
■
Window Shades
Phone 1241
Sanford, Florida.
Telephone T a b le and C h a ir
$13.88
C ard T a b le o r F irep la ce S creen
$4.88 up
H assocks in A ssorted C olors
$7.88
P ictu res — all sizes and su bjects $1.88 up
M irro rs — a ll sizes and S ty le s
$4.88 up
Cracker Chairs
X unfr oil, because it possesses distinclive chemical characteristics which cannot
BUM PER
BUM PER
Clothes Hampers — all sizes
$8.88 up
United States. A ll factors point to a, greater
Ironing Boards and^ Covers
$4.88
production of tung oil in Florida.
Crib Blankets — Soiled
$1.88
Porch Rockers — High Back *
$7.88
Feather Pillows OPA Price $2.10 ca, up
be found in other agents, is in enorm ous
D R IV E — T R I P
C H E C K -U P
Bed Spreads Single or Double $9.88 up
Bed Lamps ~ Assorted Styles $3.88 up
| g p » - H o o r and Table$5JS8,np
FI I5TI HG
FACTS about Florida Tung Oil!
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ftoildo hoi 3 o4 tha 12 tuag oil gloats k\ tho Unitod * to 1*1.
-
2 Pee L/R Suite — .Used
r"?.• ■« 4
«*"-i-( Ji' f
r. '
-?i.f
^~ji-krSy.. . .
*j
9.88 up
‘ *- - * , W‘ i t*- *
o will look Hk«
■botUr than otor
trta rebuild and
Only, tho fliwot
mtUrials
umkI ,
r 4 hfM oaUmate
�'••r.
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Give
Over Osmena
mes
^Key Men In Railroad
Operating Brother
hoods To Make Last
Decision Tomorrow
R UNAW AY RETURNED BY ‘MAIL*
WASHINGTON, April 23
(AVr-JUiredor GerunaLE—IL
LaGuardia of the -UNURA
•ha* npjwaled to both minora
and operators Involved In the
• current pool strike to resume
. operations. LaGuardia told
the disputants that nt least
a partial resumption of bit
uminous rninftiR Is needed so
■Vnieiiran-made
coal will I * available to move In
land desperately needed famine
relief supplies In starving area* of
the world. However, the editor nl
the United Mlneworker* Journal,
K. C. Adam*, declared today that
the »oft coal miner* have no
• authority to reopen the atrikebound coal mine* for the UNRRA
program. Comment by other of
ficial*.
The United Mine Worker* chieftain, John 1. Lewi*, plan* to leave
Washington today for Ilaxletutj,
I’n., for n conference with an
thracite mine union lsader* on
new rontract demand* in ths hard
coal Industrv. The present .con
tract Lewi* ha* with the anthia
• cite operator* can be terminated
RECOGNIZED BY THE M AILM AN while fnr from his Boston, Moss ,
'• o n May ill.
home,' 29-niunth-ald Johnny Moore roultl ito nothing about It when
CLEVELAND — Key men of he was scooped up, dumped into the mail sack and tarried home to
the railroad operating brother the arm* of hi* mother, Mrs. Jacqueline Moore. A young neighbor
hood* — the trnlnmrn and engi- watches as postman Gene Sullivan mules the special delivery.
*
(International)
neer* — meet
behind
cloeetl
door* tomorrow to inaka a final
decision on a fact-finding board'*
recommendation for a Ifi-cents an
hour wage boost and working rule
change*. The kev men — *omi
, 175 general chairmen
of
the
^
brotherhood*----- are expected »<>
•
deride whether tht nation'* rail
road* wifi continue operation after
May Hi or be tied Up by g atrike
by 243,000 worker*.
=-,
I)i*cui*ion tomorrow will center'
on report* o f Ur*- brotherhood
i r committees. Kaihuud labor
r* S O ^ S ^ ^ in d ln g 'iu itfe l
ho* recommended very little that
the brotherhood* naked for. Be■ aide* a 12.50 dally role*,- the
j ttnlon* had a*k*4 for 46 rule
change*. Observer* *ay working
rule* recommended by the fact
finder* do not include the brother,
hood* principal demand*. The*e
rule
observers list
Principal
changes sought by the union a*
a night work pay differential, sick
leave, overtime nay, train length
limitation* and benefit* for (lin
ing car (toward*.
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\
? Secretary Asserts
Frank Unaware Of
Maidanek
‘
£
NUERNBERG. Germany, Apr.
23, (flh— The former No*l governor-General of German-occupied
Poland, Han* Frank, waa depicted
today a* an official who waa
under the impreaaion that the
- flint
ri rl ft11*
notorious
Robbery Of Mussolini’s Grave
And Prison Riot Stirs Milan
Band In vad es M a g g io r e C em etery and Robs
M o u ld erin g R em ain s o f Pacist L ea d e r;
tives Threaten to Hang Guards
* 'r "
Questions Asked 1
By Sanford Boys
Stymie AAF Men
By W IIX A R 1) CONNOLLY
Sanfprd'*' 10 and 12 Jrear old
boy* Ore asking questions l hr. t
even “ ituinp" file
Army's air
fores'* technical espert* at the
smatlngly complete
Army Air
Force exhibit being shown in
nine mobile unit* under cnnim«nd
of Major James Hayden at '.ho
corner of Hood Avenue and Com
mercial Street in front of the
softball park. Tne large silver
painted truck unit* are here in
the intermit of recruiting.
The statement about the boy*
wa* made by 8/8gt. G. W. Rad
ford wbejEThl* morning explained
to ua ( f e Intricacies of the small
and ‘ formerly highly secret Norden bombktgnt, the five unit* nf
the automatic pilot which file*
plane ,br mci.n» of one small
control with an arm re»t for the
pilot, and designed to relieve fly
ing fatigue, a radio nltlmelrr that
can prevent plane* from flying
into mountains, a radio rompao*
such as puts lost Navy pilot* ‘Jon
the beam" toward their carrier,
“ Lofan,” tong range radar and
other 'technical device*.
The mobile unite arrived at 3:00
o'clock Monday afternoon
and
than ware a large number of vieitora present last evening, it wee
M
jbl111it n mIf
fin«
f n Im .
Maidanek
Coneentr*.
Uon Camp in Poland waa merely
• workshop. A defense witness,
* Joaef Buehler, testified befo-e
the. Nuernberg War Crime* Tri'
bunal that Frank believed fur*
were altered at Maidanek Tor Die
use of German troop* a*, the
Russian front. Binhler served a*
Frank'* secretary during the Ger
man occupation of Poland.
- Buehler contended that the Gerl
V
3£f i u £. i.sjk man 8.8. deluded Frank concernV Ing the tn>* facts about Maid*The one exhibit show* the ent
nek. It .ha* been estimated that away noee and tail section* o f a
l.ooo.ooo Pole* and other* died “B-2U
“ bomber
""
Uon
which wa* in acUon
at Maid* nek In German torture
(n**il**M
Iraa
rat<
ale)
chamber/ and ae a reeult of
tied Neal cruelty.
Buehler amrted farther' that __
.
- both he and Frank were eurg.
L.
Brown
Died
prleed to learn from newspaper
accounts In 1944 . that
Today In BunneU
actually wo* a concentration
camp. At that point Buehler woe
Funeral service* for Edward
v reminded that In: 1943 he sent
,
f o u l * memorandum which re- Lee Bowp, TO, former reiident of
“ ferred to Maidanek a* a concen ,. Serrfonl, who died early this morn
ing at th« home in BunneU of hU
notion camp,
daughter, Mr*. A. M. McDaniel,
wU| b« held at 10:00 o'clock
d R e sid en t Is
morning at the Erickson
with Pr. E. D.
In ju red I n W re d c Funeral„ llama
officiating.
Intamani
bo made In Evergreen Como*
MU* Vli
Culbregth of Doinjured
. Land hod
>came to Sanford
■
a eoUUion
which
ilbraatt
driving
ir»e WCIA1
at the
■M A N ILA , A p ril 23 (/P>—
Uildffioi.'rl jitnl iiinuniilcto rt*tijriiH from 13 p ifc In c U 1b
ami aroniiil .Miitiilu g iv e pren■itlt'iilitil
tiiiM'ktliiti*
Manut'I
Riixtin a loud o v e r ilicitm bent
Sergio Osntemi in ilto I’hilfpplnVs olirtiott
M eu n w h llt,
'orm er Congressm an
Speaks H ere IirBeh a lf O f Caftdidiiey
One
(,Tjliie'*e'“ pilot. I* missing. . \
m r u r ir from an America*
> (.Ulcer in’ Mukden asked Gen*
Mar b*U Jo mxAr. AUiA-lhat
the CMnr-«e pat tnrlr own
insignia on the planes, which
had Iren obtained from (he
United .Stair*. I The officer
said the plane* still-terry the
Amtriean while star emblem,
entered with cold water petal.
CHUNGKING, April 23. (Ah—
The fighting
between
Chinese
Communists
nnd
Notionalist
troop* rnntlmie-*
unnlat ‘d
in
Manchiiiin with small sign* Ural
Gcneiul Mm-hull's new trum effoils linvr yet bad any effect.
A Pritdng dispatch
to
lh*
People's ! tail> at Chungking »*y*
n vanguard of the f nrrrnmcnt’s
Kii h! A i my hii> r.-achvd Ktttig*
chtiliiiK, in mib' south uf Chang
chun llrnui'C
Kungchuling. t*
I Mime .to milt s north of Sitpi.tgka
loomnment ami Commun
ist arnirr. arc fighting, observer*
nil slum a pnit of the First Army
ha» by p I'-.-d Sicplngkal to reaim
Kungchuling.
Bitter fighting I*
pied it 1>U m thi- urea
where
80,000 i iiiumunist troop* are said
to Im ■onrrnlrated.
While Chungking pence parley*
continue, the armed thrusts nf
Coniniuniits in Manrhuria are said
to Im outvote
abend.
Already
small group* are said to have
moved into Hat bin where the
Huxsian* are scheduled to get out
Thursday. However. Busslaa of
ticial* In control of the Chines;
Eastern’ lUilway were
said tn
isa
Lev (Bren, former coiigte*.*
man speaking today in K.iifonl
in the Interest of id- candidacy
for the United Bute* Semite,
tol.h Ihp (eople ilmi "Huicrtn.m-y
i* dt-vtniylng the American fmm
uf goveriment and, the American
IVUrn of free enterprise."
“ Hurvaecrncy," he added. “ i»
America', giealcst curM’
Our
K opl* are being regimented ns
i* Nail ami Ftisr si luiuie.
irvimliitt'il ikt* people of (set man)
R
Violence I- >i.I to linVe broken
out In n nuiidiei of place* In
connection with the Philippine*
'fltllio n . Tlie niiltirry police comini/id sgyK that (ioventor Bamor
Impi'tinl i f u otiibfast Luton ,
ilovince and two tor miters nf
Uh |miM) weic » •unde I •rrimisly
u hc11 iiint.it It ■!
\ -even-yearfobl l*iy w«- ttiMnl by niitoniatlc
irtil 114i I v •** lie
“ m i’l unlo *
We PHI a stop In it the U nite d
BUI** will fnll • « Iir r m iiii) mid
jrtfle Iite from .1 house near th"
if Hr.
1 .. me
-.
worried
one te n tra l
IfnI* fp||.M *
If a tin |! iftivrrriiuenlril n»ntM «U.
(iir t n pvntuiat^i \u
Se-ndu*
hill* to
iflik tI he>4* '
hi
nhaikU
f i otu I In* pr*tple *146*1
rttLTli the *rlf
nment I* flu*
jiDitff* vi h ri e it r i|f tltfult h:‘ht!ii.'t*.
iila tin n l €H tiiminv
hr j»«hh- l ,
Mv%l|th ileniev 1hi- p rn p lr f I r , till til
of u t i i m It* n*»i in iier4ti»|iini4i*
WI Li i lu* A llH T n a il wilt) of life'
ll a
nit un*l I pfotiti-n*
y»R ihnt I a ?x I*ti^ ii w ill ihi hia
utiio^i tn
fe tlrinl him*«tt- . t ,
frft.fy £ttill ^ i v r gt*vei mm nf hark ' **
Nut . .1 r.cils,
Not'.*!
Kcli*.
• liter of the
1!
I ll at pro*
(-•'luted
un,n*t." GrCen -*l<1 when he get =
to the Senate he will introd.i-,
|p|4.slnt|im egenqiting from ta-..
tiol incomes uf l . ’.htht for «inel“
■mn and 63,00u
for matiird iiu-'i
. .
aid *5t'U , eiemp lion fin eaidi
dependent.
mt(ch of *
soldi to nation*
The Milan radio say* tbe trouM. UNRRA, of which former‘ New
be
needing
started when official* refused de York .Mayor Florello LaGuardia
then lit makei It* rrcom
mend* for the release of certain b director general. UNRRA’* job mendsUon to! thr Combine.! Food
- ..........
and met eporadic fire
cDanlel
prisoner*." From tta
cHtehael
public addrose «)r»tem i
W. T . MltcheU and H n . prtaon came a threat that the
priMMr* wouM*witg-26 guar.1*
Calthey a n ' hoidint'M -m oU fu un*
»*P ! & T & T r s ; » 2 .
leee their demand* for liberty are
by tomorrow. The captive*
cfc ^ —
...... ‘
•grt-A.;--
-•
nations
need It but can't
pay for I t There are 49 member
na tlona In UNRRA. bat there are.
13 nation*
■tlfied a*
food but
“u T
In other
.'a job to feed IS nation*.
id keep tbe record* «trail!
fh U
IS nation* prat Albania,
the two Soviet p '
Russia and tbe
h*~
Final Riles For City To Permit
Stone Will Be Naval Craft To
Held Thursday Tie Up At Pier
___
Housholder to Speak
In Behalf of Holland
Ernest
or rei*ct 1L The renrateniaMe of the Ihitci Kute*, Britain
Canada Ion the Combined
Board ire the agriculture
Im of those throe nation*.
______ there's tthe Famine Emerseney Cxjmmli^*, which wa* set
up by Proeident Truman at toon
' It bocatno aiparent that there
faming,t
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a
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Jtousholder.
life
land, wilt speak brer WDBO to
night nt 10:4a o'clock Sh behalf
of the former governor'* candid
acy for the United State* Smata.
Mr. Housholder woe born in
Bartow, thi birthplace of Mr,
Holland, and went to school with
Florida'* Wartime chief executive.
Mr, Itmuholder
served In
Ih
State Senate.,
du
h i , BUte.
Beiwte... during
nahdldat*'* admJnislroUon.
rage ala
-
-
F.
L. HoiSpesiei
wbkm'caa either accept long friend of Speuerd
.
nfrt^ .
from
Manila
hi.ttng ln'tau*e
oigbt he kid
toiilh of the
flection. Th*
(ir-t in th*
ml of the war
.
and will
ffirer* who will
* filN C sE M m
t^ji NiiliiuinUi, III. is pl i***fhteil _w ilfi a hnuijiipt
1*4- m |».‘kvt‘t wltrlt thr Fhilippioes
to the people."
1**1 flower* on. leaving Sugamn I’rison in Tuykii. The Prince, jailetl juhirvi- ihi’if i*mj»Irlk imir]>emi.
Declaring
V **'1I'ltlltlll.. “ nA..
tn<|uiry
found tiiefe wa
•-ft* e front tin* l iiHrtl Stnl*a this
" .that luxation .win. h
. I It A WBr.'cr,n"
|1V 1.1.1Ill'S* *Is* *111.4 I (.III 114•- flit..
inlneHs-nln.*I,
taim fin*) from Hie mouths nf iio cviileiire in -siilwlimtisii' th,. .-hiirgi's. An inlt’G’reter help- tin- mining fnitilh »tf July.
l'ii
nee
uml
liia
f
l
n
s
c
i
.
niiu
o
walling
jeep.
|
Inlet
mil
i.mtil
Snund)ihii1o)
the people i* "r.infinculoi y ini I
lym* nf ■Ptvirr-
la to luppljr^food free to certain
IjO C illl.'tO o f
ued (o Kidnap him.
Americans Can Hardly Be Blamed For
Being Confused About Relief Groups
|iniuiroiV«4?’
"V
I K
in III h i d i n g
iix ih
n rum or th.it lin e r men |ilttn-
r-,
/ u .
*
fsiutir
iUfhuM u
j him V\
I \
I fl\
I I (Ml 111i “ - ml I
mi
.
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Um
id ™
» v/3^-eiWVi
- th
*
i !i*
hv
residence
n
iletoch*
I'hihfipme
Army.
uf Ihi
\ r. hi}'t |iV ■ Hl dV Hoi IMl
r ,i I mi ! ill k f pm
*1 'T.iv - ThreeMl I Ml.'
I'.
I MilW-d ftl
!«»n n its ifiVftl htwf »*\ 1
thf»
i» -nit. hi*»
ff hi»t hit» 111
Thii" t&uniiitjg
MtUiilti iw e\|M*F d t» Im* com*
■p!c fo*tiI w i f ki n i ,i, i i In ii * Tht
tiifmlilt litl ft ril
t\»*k^ district*
Homes Is Approved
1iU 'If
heonl
UubilP
- |* I e - Ala'lll Itf
Ih f t t r r i1 If*ri*J Hernial.
lin\ii
ha
. •»»'*« .led thut. in*
in iu h ifd
F i r - i.l* t
S«*ufm On*
menu uiml.l tun fmii iituviticen
m lhi * lr «» t.. ii 11 »i I h n ih clalma
t.» vtftnry ft.r hifti-'vtf hjr *tOU,000
Kequest j o C ut A re a
R equ irem en ts
For
IVt IIH
ii
hrniK t'Uf»t*lt-s|
rm*ni
hn«
th,i!
tlu*v
Hit'll
fmm
I *f •»%. i •. ** jiin n it* k id n a p
fit
111. I!»' vvIk Mt icItHIEii'l N ilk It! K*
*'fk«* I'ikL-h.n uf t t (ittal Htirlihi
ttm% Itriiiif i'«(fibli<th4*<l vitfli lu'itd
*Iit.i 1 1«-1
nl Hi
|n d.M’k a!
Ihi* .Mitnu ipstl I' u t it
lll> find
siihmnrine . Im*»••» (*S O mitl twu
Harper Named
’
m
.
i. vi' M f .t landing rnn. ^hairmaiH)11 ounty
wlii.-h nr-* <xpcctcd to arrive her.
Selective Service
between May I and IS, ucciirdfug
tip M illiani Toll, flotilla piiiiiinii i
p|p*» of tip*' I' S Const final.i
kii'itiiii}. |o u horn I nptaio W
I
.p i.
Well.. CSNR wrote, requesting " j H
hqn i“ -.-.are
Sr 1r 111 i
ore thi*
i in- peruiis-ioo.
prrmi*-n«..
tlie first Sin nl l ie - ii' i Ii-hnii 0.1.1
11
'..1m, t
'
'a- ... gi.ti.reil o . eId
- . I I tol l a a - fdanne I to, 1' .i 11 < li.p,
\dmi>al ,1 i
S im f.n th , th
irtt.-i
■Intisi
....
I to- * ionm i., mn, according
C it y M an ager M
V
Itoar.t nf
.1 -ct e.l
itloa ye*.
.'* ifatph
M
, lu-.qili l.' l1H i
i" j ,ond -
i 4 sK
r.1 (Ii,- rhange in zoning limit, in ^m. .it
a
a meeting
I lie i,l- follov
S n y e i, m liq i'
j
III ul.-il
If. I"
i I annianj
-i*. y. I- A.
it Carter,
I
l.nt ’
l
Ion no, governgent and \V. A.
aiq-cal
In States After 23 tlie vicinity of Kim Avenue andi ji; |.effler.
at
recent yuidic hjaring. In
Months Overseas order
to allow for the construe :fruqi the
M S .'ty t a r
In
M l's .
C andidate (io c s In to
H id in g A f t e r H e a r
in g He W a s T o Be
K idnapped B y T r io
J A P P R IN C E L E A V E S T O K Y O P R IS O N
‘
( i f f t r ' fmen
lP m
i
n*idr ' 'tvrftncn
"stand
first
rnllruiid to transport troops to npt kltlni. In Imporlnnce mi my
M ILAN. Italy, ApriL 23. ( i ‘> Harbin. Government sourres pre pingram.
Th* Italian glty nl Milan* ia
7When I go in Washington."
viously had conceileii that Chinese
Stir today over
si rcnsotioliul Cniuninnlsts roubl carry out then h.y us*ei ti-il. "tnv fir-t iiffl.nil
ate
C h ief
Justice
grave-rubbery ami a prison riot.
threat to occupy Harbin in foirce. nc| will be iutroduciiuit of tm-a
Home ' time during the night,
W a s A ppointed By
Mean time,
tiencntl
Marshall ores to amend the til Bill of
a Lend uf ghouls invaded the ■till Is waiting for a reply to his Bights, olrlpjung nf |U red 1U|><
F D R to Hitfh O ffic e
Mugglnrc Cemetery In Milan and ■leimind that Chinese Communists that service iffn nml women m u
removed the mouldering remain* jj rove or retract their charge that participate in its benefit* ;."*l
U \ ^11 INI H U N \ |»r. J.I, id1*
of Jirnlto Mussolini from the un lAmeiiean planes
had nllarked wl(iunit detny W r owr ilie-e \<“
« i t!
el \ ire
fin
I In* lu ll
marked pauper'* grave in wh h them In the Sze|Ungkni atea la-t cri4<* n debt of gratitude
ht+l l - *i ■e I I .u Ikin Fl*»ke Si •m.
the disgraced Uuce was bin ted. week Muj. Gen. Keller Hockey wll nevrl 1*,. I'M. In p»V."
It* id lh u i* d4 iy id w .hii
il<ai '*•!! U
The escitrd local authoritn-.- me of thr Third Marine Amphibious sai , "ami I for <>n.- will
thejr are given every benefit I' M imii-rn Statntiir.1 I into in
investigating to find nut who. us
Korea at Tienstin Has denieil the
i \\ a-ltii.gi.in i i.iii. -linl The liun.nl
thsy say It, were the unknown CommuniAt charge and says no Pro fjile.1 for in tin- (11 Bill
will !*,■ in a Wii-li,Mgtiin cemetery
Rig its."
person* who robbed the grove.
Minnie plane had flown ns far
" Bin opposed tn peace time not yet .lin-ett.
Yesterday,
tw o
Associated north a* Mukden.
Stone, n New Kuglami repuldiCOin icription,
lie said, "ami I
Pres* photographers and a corwil vote against continuance nf uni. wn- nppninled ('hie/ Judice
vsimndent went to the eemeter)',
the! present draft, or any future *)f I lie I'nileil^Ktillei liy the Inis
rhlch Is called the German camp
rii-iili-nl 1-ranKlin It. Roosevelt,
dra t,"
by the klilantst because Nail C ivil D a m a g e A ction
■I. iii.K-rnl, after tbe jutist lia.l
) e Insisted that u voluntee.
soldiers were buried there, They
atn y for «il -security purjxwr■* i guinr.1 a national n-pulntion
found everything • In older
A
Com es B e fo r e Court can
be roiscl if the government ] a lila-ial" vvbib- serving n
cemetery watchman pointed <»
it«’ Juditt* for jtiiteen yearn,
pal' • nlibtrd nirn — »njf $I*W)
what he suppo**d wa* the Bure's
A civil damage action in which mnifh ■— with IiImti .! nllo wam *•»
I hiw wun thr Mvtiint Umr im
sod
grove. Only three or four per A. I). Hosier, ptumlier, sndght
to for Ii d^pcndrnU
rrllrrmi*«t A't . ritiiii hlntnry thnt n U rts h lrfit
d<
ron* knew the real place. While obtain payment ‘ nf » T.ill which benefit
til’ !•*i i iTIsnI fnii !\ h.id c lr v i^ r I
a photograph»r w *, taking a ph lie had presented to Dr. Milton
«I Iiifellmitrsl Iran* I , rr4 *’ M i l
"Arid wtlili- we me l-uildmn
iltre of the grove pointed out b> Horst for the insinuation of n'
llit* A rni" i
the watchman, a woman kicked hut water healing unit in the Im fpeace ttnu- Army
some flowers that had been pine tor's office In the Urumley-J’ules- can wav — l<
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tnn Building, which Installation ionie bf the ‘cast.* system* a n d * * , '
ed there.
gtv„ the roldler In (be rookM c IV lH D eK IC
"Th i»." she ipld, "I* the only Dr. Hurst contended was not sat some inf the nikvIli'KOs
mm
privilege.
inn*
bad thing I have done ugnin.-l isfactory, took pilin' in County exclitairtly enjoyed liy officer.,'
him. If a has done a lot of evil Court this morning.
he said.
O. A. Speer, county attorney,
to me.”
handled
the
proercullon,
and
James
Two day* ago, Giovanni C.avG. Sharon, the defense. Judge K.
municipal official, told the
In' mure than a thou.anil hos
W. Warn presided.
story of Muuolini'a burial, after
I'fc. Melvin It, Dcklr, son of
Another civil damago case . set pital*, federal and civilian, uphe wae shot and hong up for for trial today 1* that of Mr. proklmmely fO.OOO American Bed Mr anil Mr*. It. 1). IH-Ule of West
exhibition in the public square Rosier versus Clayton K. Brown. Cross Hospital and
Hecreatfon, Pir-t Street, lias nriived in the
lx«.t April. Late In the aftern-i.n Th* latter ie represented by Judge Corps mrmber* plan rccit'ulloii Untied Stale* after serving for
of April 30, 1P45,- -a inilitniy Sharon.
23 month* oversea* with the U.
for patlfnl*.
truck brought* three coffins tn
S.
Marine Third
Aniphiblom
tbe- cemetery. They contain*! the
Corps.
>
bod14* of Mu.sollni , hi* sweet
. I'fc. I>ekle calle.1 lil* mother
heart — Clarotta Pftaccl
and
from £>an Diegu and told her. that
Achilo Sturace, the secretary of
he expect, to lie home-in about
the FaarUt Party. Thr coffin*
two week*. He riw action In the
wore not marked. Only a commune
Marianna* where he spent one and
official- knew which coffin con
ii half'Ynfr* and for the pant alx
tained Mussolini's body.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 23,
Ukraine, rchlna, Cicchoslovakie, months Inis been stationed tn
After • military priest gave Ameilcan* have shown excellent Troece, Italy, Poland, Yugoslavia, Ninth Cliina.
the benediction, they were buried cooperation in tackling thn nut- • Inland. Rungaiy and the Philip
Entering the service in Feb-,
nsor the Germifn grovr*. Attend too-difficult job o f cutting down pine Isierllst
ruary. I'll3, Dekle received hi*
ing the ceremony wore on .official on (heir consumption of btetid, ^ The Combined Fo.nl Hoard is diploma
from
Seminole High
of the Rod Cross and tbe military roll* and other groin product*. composed Vif the United Stales, Kcho«! thu following June. For
personnel on the truck. CleretU They can hardly be blamed fnr Britain and Canada. It* task is time he was statlmml at Parril
waa not hurried near Mussolini, being a little confused by nil th* to parcel fut food for countries Island, S. C -, and subsequently In
because, tbe Milan official' ealu, name* of people and organiia* which net! It but which can New River. 8. C.. whercho ox.
ht gar* order* not (p r l « * t*1* lion* mixed up in the world food pay for It. j Under this Iward are peel* to return lo receive hi* dietwo alnners against God'* law famine. Thla la an attempt — a number -of committee* which charge.
only an attempt, mjnrl.you - • ■neclalite lit certain eommodltle*.
together.
to make the whole ihuatlon a For initancl there • ■ committee
Not very far from the cemetery, bit dearer,
on Wheat, k committee on oils
8JKK) prisoners hi the 8an Vittore
First of *1L there* the United and fata, a \committee on meat,
‘ oil nave been engaging in a gun Nation* Relief and Rehabilitation |pd so on. E^ch committee figure*
police sine* Sunday. Administration, better known aa gut h(
J F &
being dri
i by Mrs.
Lex Green Says •
Bureaucracy L>
America’s Curse
( lit NG KlNfi, April 13 GP)
— The myHlcry of
whOe*
planes strafed Chinee# Com
munists •
the
hxrpiagkal*
rr.a uf Manchuria appears to
h*ve It cn solved.. (In ten t
• Marshall's headquarter* ha*
Inrn Informed that Chinese
pint* acre uvrr the area In
lim in g
inploy nient
the
meeting
cummit-.
a
lett;r
-la te hvadquartcr* ol
Han of a railroad spur to tile ; the Selective Service System in
Nihhiet, ivmiI P a li n k citrus pack-i St. AiigU'-iint u a - lead, express
ing plant nt trench Avenue Itnd 'jnlf th. -n iiM tliy of the state diThirteenth Street Moving of tlu-aAvtor ami the -ta f f of official*
barbecue stand to the south-east'in the l.n, ef Mr. Chapman Whoso
cornrr of Mm Avenue nml Thic- j loyal and faithful service* wer*
letnih Street to make way for tll« 'root.ilmte.l o. cffieently during
spur, was also approved.
{the past tiv ? nod a half year#
Ap| rovol was given in response
to a pievintis request tiy '!(. T.
t ni O.M I. K 11.1.1-'I>
Cowan to .educe minimum area i
requir.'inent. fur hom e construe
M A N A t.U J , Nicaiagutt, Apr.
t**l in I! I A rone*. .In tlie- city
23. u l’i— An Amerkan serving.
front t>2iHl to 1.000 square f.*cl. |(s „ colonel m the N ica ra g u a n
M r. Cowan appeared and
wn..
fitu u d i . said lo ha
taoied n request for u public lir,,„
h, „„ a ir| „ „ r cr, gi,
raring to discuss changing l h e j , h a l brought deatli to slxtwn
E
•oning area from HI A to ll-l .tn prisons. The dead Amrrtcan I*
Magnolia Heights abutting Cali name.} a- Col Harry II. Huffman
linu and Escambia Drive, so that of Waterloo, Iowa. The plana,
th* area of home* constructed fnt owned by the Tuca Airline, crash
veteran might l«e reduced from ed and binned at Libertad, about
6C miles from Managua.
n 1,000 to ftno square foot mini-1
mutn. This request, he said, was
SI..VBI H IBH lll.k’ l)
In response lu a request from
MIAMI. Apr . 23, </P>— A
ouiing Authority
th* Federal
tlou
for this space ridurtion due to young couple » m discussing the
the -fuel that more than 5o per housing situation in a drug stora,
M n f'o V the
vcter.rP. housing A man standing nearby apole*
would
co*t.
WUUM1 not
IIW4 er,y««l *«.&00 in %
«-«« giied for overhearing, but
Th* dale of the hearing wa* set he just happened to have n bouse
c h in
by th* Coinmi**ion for Wednes- they might like. The delig:
couple turned .over • 120 dspoilt
tay. May 8. at 9:00 p.m.
•mi
rushnl
gleefully
„
__
_
Authoritalion to repair
the
City dock on First Btroet at an dr.j>«. only lo find it wae all Mi,
•lUmated cost o f 9490 wa* given trine. Now thr couple if stilt
to the O. B. McCUntock Company looking for a house, and police
/
6f Minneapolis, Minn,, the manu are looking for the stronger,
facturer* of., the clock'. Mast of
Ex-servicemen who have kxrt
thi* outlay will be for new part*.
an ry# or limb have been taught
Mr. Sayer **WI.
Acreptano w *» made
ol n by Bed Cross Volunteer Motor
Corps member* in California
(C e a ttw M c Ov, r a « e Bta)
to drive automobile*.
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T H E HANFORD IH H A I.P . S A N T O III) n - O M P A
B u ral Common-Sense
product* have bten good
many of them have Invest
of their savings In govi
COLOR SPECIALIST
F R fe D E R I C K
PAINJ EXPERT
E.
S L A D E
Interior Decorator — Dcwlgner
Pver j8 yearn In Winter Parity Fla.
Room and color planning------ Writ* P. 0. Box 481
. illl U f f Ufflffl
In tJnltjr There I k Strength—
* T * Vrateet U*e r » « i ol »he Wotldi
... . T t K p w ^ r f l U Proijrtu of Amtrim;
To J P n i M Prosperity for HaafsnL
temptation to *paud It for thingi
• hlch aren't really n«ce**nry.
Ilraever, A. P, Spen.-er, dlrwt*r-ef iho-Huitc^tflculiurot'-Hx*
tension Service.-#*)'*- (he Umfhasnot yet» come for heavy buying.
Rather, It is time to continue in
noting in government bonds, to
wait tor mors settled conditions
and more manufactured materials
on th* market.
.
.
,
While it is true that farmers
bare been able to save some
money during the war. not all
of it represents profits from
fanning operations, ths director
AN
Established 190|
"*»■
“ W here Customers Send Their Friends”
/
•F orces1W O M E N
5 Of
HOME CONTROLLED
204* East First Street
Sanford. Florida
For
Friday and, Saturday
. W ATTS T IIK THOlMH.R?
KINSKY, Mont. W7---- rhere’s
ronfusion in the Watt* house*
hold when th) mailman brings a
letter nddrersed to "II. WatU"
and when dad wants the farm
chores done. “ Pop has some
trouble k e e p in g our names
straight," and one of eight Watts
son*, “ lie iimiaIIv Just points and
rays, ‘you.* " The wins' names are
Untold, Henry, Herbert, Hnrvcy,
Harry. Ilntntr, Hetman and How.
ard.
,
No. 1 POTATOES
10-1
IDAHO BAKING POTATOES
FANCY CUCUMBERS
Fresh Blk’eyed Peas 2 lbs 43c
Little Y ell’w Squash 3 lbs 14e
iceb’rg Let’ uce 2 Ige heads 25c
Lge. Stalk Celery stalk .... 9c
Texas Unions 3 l b s ...... 29c
Pole Beans
*nw tutor
.'on t o ih Ksarwu itixxn i — t iiik k v
r m « smi'l-mi lUiW vuhk m m n n i
lb.
54c
F R Y E R S lb. 64c
FOWL
lb. 55c
FRESH PO rT H A M S
WHOLE
lb. 35c
SHANK END lb. 35c
- - lb. 36c
Bostoii Butts lb. 33f
Mlt'M. S'HKSII IIIII'.SSIUI
* IIHAWXi
. . . . ___ A
IIIIAWNi
AH INVESTIGATION Into the death
of Mrs. (Jcrmolne Marie Zech, wife
of Dr. Adolph Zcch, assistant profe*-*or of Herman at the University
of Mlispurl, has been started by
Boone County authorities. A cor
oner’s Jury found that ahe had
died of orsenlc poisoning "admin
istered by a party or parties unbnr>M>n **
f 9ss4 m w at* s■f t *
point* out.
YO U D R IV E IT1
PH O N E 200
STRiCKLAND
In many ran-* »ml
resources have been drained by
heavy produHiutt and In nearly
all , t nxo» farm machinery ami
4Um,t|MiiMtl have gone ilovfn tn
value with long-continuo-h use as
replacement* were not obtainable.
Noi’mul expenditures for mainten
ance' and improvement have not
been made.
.
“Thu farmer win, allow* hi*
I saving* to push him into wntu
and unwise purchase* at this lime
i* Inviting trouble," Mr. Spencer
declare*. “ A good part of Ht
savings must go bark Into the
farm to replace the heavy drain
of* reroute* required to win the
wnr. Fnrmer* enttrlng the (ftlJ
of conif>ctlHvs buying now may
waste their own savings and will
encourage Inflation."
The farmer's cash reserve Is an
asset not only to the Individual
but also to the nation, over-five
trillion dollars t>olng in war Vqtd-.'
If esplolKd or, drawn off by
hasly or Ill-advised spending,-it
U-DRIVE-IT, IN C
Pork Shoulder
Wieners .
Cottage Cheese
Mince Meat •
Meat Sliced
AM. WKAT IKIXI.RSI
r v m a swok »:» t-or.e-mr b tr iiileft
.w
i
n r n •« m >h hi>
JWKSM 1*0l|K
of
Al l
k in d s
Liquor Store
312 SANFORD A V E .
lb.
Ib.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
rork sausage
3for
c r e a m cheese
• rasa l.lMltt
doi.liHX kkv
lb.
33c
35c
23c
23c
45c
44c
34c
35c
1 M IL K
v-. *.•«,
•
ukxk ' skr
• y*
: |3 for 25c
4 11
var.t.nr cm
B E E T S 2 for 25c
Grapefruit JUICE 46 oz. can 23c
I H Y P R O 2qts. 25c
NO. 153
Pickets Stage
ing Melee
EXTENSIO N
Elected to Diet '
On
Union Decision
2.500 Persons A re In
volved In Clash Be
tween A F of L And
CM 0
Electricians
CH UNG KING , Apr. 19 (/T)
By AaMociattHl Prt*5.q
Tho Chinese communists to
Twt-nty-fivo
htintlml nera m
- Finding Board
day claimed that Communist
ion.s were iiivolvnl in a cl«xh
t
t
K
f
forces j havo captured the Local Resident Was
Unlay lielwecn A.F. o f L, and
Suggests- H I - ( c u t s
One O f. Florida’s
C’-I.O. union packt-ra in N e w Manchurian capital o f Chang
A n Hour Increase
chun. That news was ex
York k’ ity in which one man
Outstanding Masons
was injured and three were
pected by the Chinese govern
__
WASHINGTON. Apr. 19. i-V>
ment., in view o f earlier disiifroxtod in th6 fight after
Funeral service* for Ralph H.
The proposed strike of more I lull
200,000 engineer* and trainmen ,
patches that said the small Chafman, prominent San fo.-d
rivtll pickets .started .swinging
represented hy the llroth-rh m>.I.
doth fi-tn mid the heavy
■•national garrison in Chang rtlery grower and Paat Master of
of Railroad Trainmen and Fngi
__ ot. free ^iiN
. chun controlled only two tiuliu- the GranfF Lodge
r«f.
'licks on jy lu cli Uigy carried__
nern hlngr-l tmlay on the nr,cp
Inga In the. city, and could not A-cept.'d Masons, srere held this
(illicit rtlKl
,
tance
or
rejw-tion
by
the
tvo-l,*afternoon
At
n:00
o’clock
at
Ih*
hold out beyond this morning.
of the recommendations made hr
Dr.
In Washington, Secretary of
The garrison waa outnumbered Presbyterian Church, with
a Presidential fact-finding board
t.alnrr Schwellmbach announced
ten to one — 4,000 government R. D. Brownlee officiating. Maslm
tm
lo rale* wage* Id cents un liour
that lie will make another at- *
troops against about 40,000 Com- Mason* met at the Masonic Tem
The unions hud demandr I »ng»ple at 2 1ft o’clock and then at
ieinf>t to bring about a settle
muniita.
ment of the soft coal strike.
Tho Communist broadcast from tended the funeral In a group* PHOTOGRAPHKD AGAINST THE BACKGROUND* of the dome. of, the Capitol |n Washington, mein, increases of 26 per cent or JJ
At- the graveside at Evergree-i oer* nf a delegation of self-styled "Gras* Hunt* Lobbyists” representing every *tatc in the union, n day and had asked ex.-n-iv.The labor department head said
Yonan said the city has been
he will meet separately with the
"completely cleared of Japanese Cemetery services for Mr. Chap are shown with placards and slogans urging the extension of the OPA for another yesr. They descended nrle* revision* on 30a ral.rM.U.
United Mine Workers’ chief, John
and,puppet troop* and bandlta." man were conducted by Fred on the capital Just aa the House started 'drbnte on the extension of Office of Pirice Administration Past practice, however, has liven
for troth i-ompnnir* and tinintis t >
L la-wis, nml with the soft coal
*
• *
By bandit*, the Communist* pro- Noble of Jacksonville, Past Maatrr rontrols.
(International)
accept
fact-finding
board
rrculnoperator* next weak, possibly on
3*unmbly meant the national gar of the Crand Ixrdge. There were
■ ------------------ ----- ----- ---------------— --------mentis!
Ion*
Monday or Tuesday, n* acknow.
rison. The Yrnan radio went on many beautiful wreath*, sprays
_ President AUunley Jidm-lmi of QNE OK TIIK JAPANESE un- ledgud Ibnl little progress ha*
to aay that "Democratic munlci- and floral tributes.
ted
to
thr
Diet
ill
the
the
engineer,,
brotherhood,
sai
I
r
c!c:l
t-r-en made in tnc negotiations
Mr. Chapman’s - long service
. . pai govtmment has been estahCleveland that the board’s fi 1 1 Jevcent eiection. in whlcii women thus far,
fished atvl the cltv has returned with the Mesons began on Dec.
ing*
“
are
far
short
of
di-nm
ndf*»{
the
first
time.
mi.
.M
iss
A leinl examiner for th*
to normal order." The Communist 6, 1014 when hs waa made a
made by thr unions." Hr • 1 1- '"run Yamngin-lii •>. Sm-tnli*t, NM..R.II recommeridnl today that
oiuuaught began Sunday a few Mason in Muscotah Lodge, ltd
grnrrnl
chairmrn
of
hi,
m
u
>
n
"f
Tokyo.
ShiI,
i
iii|ili,w
-.|
(,t
a
llic -iMi.it.l set iiSlde a contract
hour* before Russian troops left A. F. A A. M. at Mnicotsn, Kan
*nd of thr railroad li.nmnr-i Tnkyu bicyrli fai-lur, ilntrina- bet weer, thr A F of 4- Iramstar*
the Manchurian capital.
,
sas. He became, affiliated with
wmilil
mrrt
|
lt
Cleveland
Men-.i>""al
i
and tlie l.lncoui I'ucking Company
One Chinese dispatch m ».v * the Sanford Ixwlge No. 02 F A A. M..
Prince Firouz Adm its Dispatches O f Ixmdon 25 lo vote on the findings
j
---C«Wmuhl*t attack on Changchun on Dc(. 7. I 1ft. During 1820 be
of < nl.fornla. The Lincoln iirm
Johnston
and
A.
)’
U’itney,
‘
wa* led by four or five medium served Ihe lodge as Junior Ste
i- one ,,f th,- t altfornia tanneries
C’orrespcndent Recently Supressed For
President
nf
the
trainmvn
involve,| in a jurisdictional d.stanks, furnished by “ a certain ward, in IV21 as Senior Steward, MacArthur Statement
go
to
Chicago
with
thrir
pule lietween A.F. of I.. and
Relating Fantastic Stories, Rumors
"krouolnr" and driven by officers 102.1 uk Senior Diacon, 1924 ns
committers April 2.* t„ ,|
__ .-I- ..........
Tk.i has
g ..
Denounced By Rus
t'l.tt uni,ins.
of “ a 'certain
country."" That
Senior .Warden and 1925 as Wor
Ihe
hoard'*
recommendation,
been the delicate and cautious shipful- Master, *
TEHRAN. April 19. <AV The railroad off.tial*.
In New Turk, the unions insia, Britain, China
Chinese manner of sneaking where
vo|vr,| m the club-sw.ii(ing melee
Iranian Minister of Propaganda.
At. the annual communication
Ihe
board
pointed
out
m
it*
Uuaaia la concerned.
Itmrc Moxaffar Hroux. ueniv. teport to President Truman that
of the Grand Lodge in 19&9 he
TOKYO,. A^r
Apr. 19,
19. <*’>— The
However, there’s no doubt that was appointed by the Mott Wor
today that any rcnrorshlp *hat- its wage recommendations were
wotker*. They**?#
four-powrer
Allied
Advbory
Counthe Chinese Communists also are shipful Grand. Master as D.D.O.M.
in n N.l. K.ll. collective bargainsoev.-r, has been Impusnl in Iran. Ihe tame a* that approved by
ci|
for
Japan
has
adjourned
until
gettina some equipment from the for this Masonle District and serv
■
-—
|mg election to lie held MJ,
The propaganda minister as- nr bit rat ion hi,arils for 1,500,000
' ’United States. The small Ameri ed through the year including Apr. 30 after an Indecisive oneu iv u i u i n
amed that prrss dispatches by a other railway worker* in |6 non Real Estate A c t i v i f v T I uesdny ut
day aeeelon. On the 30th, the
can mission In Yenan, the capital 1932. .
,
,
* [ t'oiiipany. The firm deala
•ndnn Ttnus correspondent had operating and thrre op,-'rating
.
.
.
.
council
will
begirt
a
discussion
of Communist China, has been
-Increasing’
A lo n g ) lamps and lam p-h ades.
During the Annual Oommbnlca- of the occupational policy toward
M It. Strickland, Jr. of the liccn suppressed recently. Tho union*. The non-operating unions
withdrawn, aod equipment worth
I hr uutoni • rdiAhjUhed pU'lft* "
Rtandaid Oil Company w*a vlecl- Irsnisp official churg;d that the have since asked for art a-bliiionnl
severe! hundred>thousand dollars Hon of tha Grand Lodgi.in 11*8.1, Japan’s famlly-ownml pionopollsj, td
Lake Harney Shore Ihu a mitmtif thr cumpuny'« ofilct
rhallnutn of Ihe' Seminole di|'«iches contained what he de
he
woe*
appointed
Senior
Grand
It
cent*
an
hour
increase.
At
today’s
session,
Ilritain,
Ji h l f 'l i i i w " M?0’e d ,'°v* f „ In H"> Deacon for -that paar, and at th*
tiotlilltig rwrly Unlay 1hr p ckrU
The railroads this
China and Russia aligned thorn- C o u s t y Petroleum Industries ctibed as fantastic stories and
"Coramunbii,. Eighth Heute Avi
Fin® r ■og rc»*
the Roail 14 uxchangr.l
remarlm and ilien
di
1*1 -tala, ComiuitUe iliuiiut a nineline liriil tumors. He said the Iranian iht Inter 8tat o Coinmetre Com
ntbrv“-The^I**4 »l*ht au-tks CoAH^ttnuae. (lev* movent had lnueke.1 tho mlMion for a 26. per wot In project from thr .St, Jolm * Itivei olowa iir tha tenmon
'.
■rant, _.
Ili|n«tffsla of npertitr.r> werp at*
___
chosen as Senior l»*ue waa whether thrrre should <L C. Davla wa* named vice provisions of the International crease In froighl rate* to cum f rlJ gr to ( * ’ nt*v* 0 iu|
ut Ihe
There’* no secretZ
and John Krider wa« posts and telegraphs ronventlnn )>en»a(e for the. wa^-e increases to thr ritu iv illo Urtdirr, wa« ii»- IrmUsf to thr xrrhr ^n«J tt reby the Grand Warden. In 1D3S ha be be a time limit set on the. pre chairman,
!. v u all
secretary.
’ Thi* rnnvention is a mullilnteral slid to take cate »f increased ilny 'rrp o itrtl by lin t- M n th u u , •pilre*! more timii All poli.-rmen
CfcW h came Deputy Grand Master, and aentatlon of requested Irtformn- appointril
aRRjptnnt ruuntv »^4*llt ,mf1
, and detectives ts> dis|wrse them.
Tho group appnsvd continunnro ngreemi-nt governing intematimi*l operating costa.
In 19S7 was elevated to thejiigh- Hoo to tha council.
•
I'idiee »Jid th.it Herman Le
I’of Changchun came aa e»t position In Masonry In Florida »The United 8taU* objected on of the one-ccnt emergency gas communications. The provisiuia The Ixiard. rumpled of Chair-'*rnvc " w,lr’ ami resident,
vine nf the Bronx, was pushed
Marshall resumed hia by being elected.as Mo#t Worship thd ground that such a procedure lax enacted In 19.11 and adopt,-d which the Iranians invoki-d give man Leif Erickson. Helena, Muni., j " r Mathteus -util tin,I It Ii.hI (hi;,oik’
ll a glrt-s door |ianrl. Ho
convention th>- Frank M. Swarker, New York. «tiif-ir,-d with un,- ,,f the mtul
efforts kx Chungking as mediator ful Grand Master of Mason* in would infringe free speech, but thi- progiam nml policies of thr signatories to
w'nx taken to Coltinibua Hospital.
tn the Chinese factions 0# Florida. At the time of his paee- thin view waa qot held by the Kloriilu Petroleum Industries Com right to halt transmission of nnd Gordon 8. Wktkins, U , itiupcrtnr* who had ptiULitnl thnt» The
three men placed under arthe parent organisation. message* v. hlch nrn de.-med dan Angeles, said the tC-eent increase tbe road
rra»ly for tr^\« l
liflftn l to comment- until Ing be was a member of the three other members of the coun mittee,
The principal apeakrr of thv gerous to the safety of the Mate would aniuunt to nn IK per cent from Snnfoitl to (icntva \thhi rrst were charg.d with disurder. he has a chance lo confer with Committee on Masonic Jurispru cil.
t,. •! Ij conduct. One of the prisonera
JHinutry. it\v;i tit ihri’c iimiith- Alrcnit)* th«
The discussion was touched off evening wa* Glen P. Woodard, or rountrary to the lays nf tin- boost in pay rate* since Jan
dence, and also a member of the
& both tides.
1941.
executive secretary of the Florida country.
i r«w«l mix Iik
|»lm r I
in tii-Mled he was ,,f f lli.ite,| with
aa
a
result
of
the
thnr-lmut
.
Committee
on
Distribution,
the
■ ---It said Ihe itirrra*n,
___ _ highfit j •
^
»
ntnl wnrknmii air .mu either union.
two moat Important committees statement delivered last Wednes I’rtrolrum Industrie* Committee.
The propngamla minister *anl
*' "Ityrlt nf Ttn I Plltday by the chief of General Mac- Woodard acorcl the continue,! that no transmission of telegram-, allowable under the government'.'’ ,bu»v
of the Grand Lodge.
military govsmmeot imposition of ' ths eine»genrv nf dther rorreipondsnt* hn« In-, n j •labilirution program, wn* In \%ut •I 11••111 i
Mr. Chapman’* work in Ma Arthur's
tax, nnd railed for "thr •topped. Thr (tantan uffitial cl„
trotb-it t„ ntri-l tiigh,-r living Vila It,..|k’.
sonry In Florid* made him one section. Brigadier General Court gasoline
« il'U
lemoval of this vokr from high cd
lllw it- K I it
hi*
length)'
statement
by
sut
of the outstanding Mstnns of the ney Whitney, Whitney’s lengthy way
users, Florida’s tax-paying ing)
Iii n<lilition, it M*i omimfitltsl Ou- He fill.’ I Hill
T>
» . - U*
A fr jr t r t lkjtta
U t el*. At every rommunicatio.i statement was delivered in answer oxen "
••»• llu* f m l
“ For Ihe »lmvr reason*, I cat following rules rhangrs:
K e s i i m . H I 8 U l l i c e of the Grand Lodge he ha. held to Russian question* on Ihe
Mr. ,Woodard pointed out that
Overtime pay at time nn.'
I* ol .’ etjili* MClivity jq m eti'li^•
^
*1
. important committee sppointmenta effectiveness of General Mac- Ihe st’ata treasury ha* surplus erotically deny that any censor n I.half
for extra men in yard nn! nlontr thr south short* of l.nk”
Arthur’s occupation policies.
ship
whatsoever
has
bvt-n
imposts!
service. nil -needi nml that
llnmry, which with It*
fin*,
Whitney also read an official funds for members
ra has l refused session of tho Grand Lodge. For
of ths legis and I cun onlv interpret such
An increase from 52 to 85 whitr t rach is nllnu'tilig |k*i»|>Iv*
headquarten statement which re numerous
U'AMIlIXtjTO.N, April 10. UP)
rttmors
a*
wilful
provocation*
many
yeara
ho
was
a
trustee
for
lature
have
all
rady
expressed
flaUy to aecedR to the uema
rent*
n
day
In
tho
differential
from
Orlumlfi
ntul
frnni
out
of
tho
I’rcriltlrnt Triimnn Join.^ wiih
th» Masonic Home in 8t. Petera* minded the council bluntly that the opinion that war time emer which cannot stand for one mom- lietween yard rondurtors and
9 pt four Japanese political par
slait*.
unil
hiiitioe
mo
Itoini*
omt
*
ltq function waa purely advisory gency taxes should be re-vraled ante I .’gal examination.”
burg.
•thi’r udmlADtratinn oftiriaN and
w^Ahat he resign from officer
yard
bmkemen.
toil
• t l’ir-idchl ||oo\«*r tonight to
He waa a member of the Con and foneultatlve.
_ . gave hU
with the end of the war. Wood
' . B a r o n ShliMhara
3 I’nyment to engineer* oper.
N’rw I» tb.it ,||v t«*.%«Ira ;.|r I*, 111u’ rll fhr \iii itcan |*«* »plr Jiiii how
At Today’s session, the British, ard aald, "Hinee gasoline was the V.F.W. Post To Meet almg multiple-unit motor or elec
answer only, a few beiura after sistory, belna a 32 Degree Ma
ilrvt*lo|ii'a|
i
••
join
lIn*
m
^
w
State*
___ _ Min
nlitar llltoahl Aehlda son. lie served Monroe Chapter Russian and Chinese council mcnt- first commodity to have an einerWelfare
tric car* in accordance with the Itofltl, «»ho f f wltii It i# Im’ II.i; « Ion* ’•ail tht* hi hi ft* h| rdila la. Mr*
Tn •mail uh,-al\ luu told * group
imposeil on it. it On Monday Evening power and productivity of tho Oil
turned In hi* portfolio In eupport No. 16. R. A. M.. a. High Prleat p * T * *II objected to Ihe Whitnty gency tax imposed
’ out ll fl<<,|| (VflOhll. |*.4I ••11a*| |•*
lo have
. , vrantcl
...
should I* th* first lo have lU
of. Ihe Liberal Party's move to In 1921 and at Eminent (x»m episode. Britain
combined power unit* operated. I ii»* Oviotln l!i*a»l |»ill<«VMi,iMiirli. a f f liliu. mr,-ting ut Washington
Iml thr situntim, nrtuslly Is
forte the ouster of the Shidehara mender of Taylor Commander^; rale established that all replies |(oll,t ||ghtencl nt the 1947 sesi Carrier* nrovide watche* ut IttfIS* »I#*V I -•IIMlK**f | UMI nil'
The regular meeting of Rem
the legislature."
woisr Ilian it I,.,- I n pamivd.
cojt where inspection
I
government, Ashlda la a leadin No. 28. Knights Ttmplar during ahould be made In writ.ng. while ,|on
I*
reind#
Font
No
32H2
of
the
Vet
ii
I
miiii
|
lo*
f|iim
tom
o
f
a
mio*
I lie l ir-idrul .,m| licNiv.'r will
mber of the Japanese Liberal 11924. He alto held membership In the Russian* and Chinese wanted'
erans of Foreign Wat* will l>e ,|trire,l.
mini ' l l I li« liq*ki Roflsl II.
i,aid, n.l I,-night uii a national
Parly.'
; _ '
the Council of Royal and Select to let * time IlmlL No decision
6. |lie railroad and employe LWotIth
bald
Monday
night
at
the
Legion
m’Iii ^ pi.ii i’ll ii,i |hr hi.ii k#•i f.,i
The Liberal drive to oust Masters, and was three tlmoi waa reached on the itsue.
Ht>t located nn the loikrfiont »bnre equally the ex|>en*c of put pllit'liUai; I*\ lai Ifr «lr\rlup. r*> l»V 'mii-iirtw,,rk p|«'gram mi famine
Registration Books
lluovrt mil
bri>edcajit
8hldeh*rm has the* eupport of the Illustrious Master and at the time
rhaeing nnd maintairdng require- I.41111w |l |S111ra of \\Va( I’sllm irlirl
at 7:00 o'clock.
from Cairo whrrr hr i* In tccelpl
T o Close Tomorrow A supper will b» served to uniforms.
^powerful Japanese Social Demo of hia death waa secretary. Hi
Di||t, III I.ouia >f a in cogs ...... I'r.-sldcnt Tru
cratic Party , and two 'minor was a member of the Knighte o
Kulcs changes not Kr*»tcl were Mim h John
Ihwa present prior to thd buslHill”. IIoiikUn (*. Itill #«
man asking him lo return home
groups — th# Cooperative and York Cross ’ of Honor and
Mrs. *Lourine Heal, supervisor ness meeting and all members remanded with a suggestion tha II.
I, ('. Li|U. Jr. Thr land ii iimlrr quirkly to er.tbiln thr situation
Knights « f The Red Cross of Con
of reglitration in Seminole Coun or eligible members of the or- the parties try and teach agrea- 1ft
wil nml mineral 10 yrnr Irn^r to thr * ,'oplr. lioovrr had pluqand appendant orders.
«... ttgntlne
ty, announced this afternoon that ganiiatlon have been urged to ment on them. The l>o*rd si*
ew
the county registration books will phone reservations to Chaplain trxommrnded an I mme d i a t e o Ihr Tidrwntrr Anno.lntcil Oil ned to Journey on to India te
orporutinn. Thrrj nrr apnrnii- studv ronditiqns in that irctljn
dose promptly at 6:00 o’clock John Sauls, telephone 1070-W, remedy through direct bargainfn;
ately S.r» iiiiIim of wntrr fron:- of thr world. Thr forinrr Presi
- fovrmment for the
nf the “current excessive spreu
tomorrow afternoon.
prior lo noon Saturday.
ilon of the Japanese Diet,
nf hours” on short, turnaroun<l i|Tc In Ihr arm*
dent nIready ha* vi«ilcd mast
Mrs. Beal reminded all thofo
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
19.
(AV
era hug contended that
passenger run*.
area* of Europe and Hcvrrnl part*
who have not yot registered to
TO MEET SUNDAY
'*
Representative
Rogers
he forI* It la JU* duty U» remain
The two brotherh<*nU affectei*
of th, near cast.
gave hi* bill to make rn do oq lieforo her books Close If .’ The regular monthly meeting
la- o ffice untl[ the Diet tote*
Joining-Mr. Truntan and lluovar
they wish to exercise their ri*ht of, the Fifth Congressional Dis by the recommendations took n
men
eligible
fur
terminal
___ new eenxtltution.
Ut vote in th* forthcoming pri trict Council of the Townsend strike vote and set a strike dafi.
on the hrnadca-i will be UNKi
pay
another
push
ferwartl.
h
•tinr Is ltchedaled to take
votlngTe
Recovery Flan will be held 8un for early March. Truman then
lllr.ctnr General
Fmrrllo 'u m Ut# support of 14 fellow maries, May 7 and May 28.
during the forthcoming
Mr*. Beal revealed that then tlay afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at appointed the board which ha>
Guardis and Agriculture Secre
member* from Florida.
ORLANDO. April 19. (Special)
conducting hearing* in
tary Clinton Anderson.
t
T~--n* ’ • S
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ma In forcing ar* 7.-174 persona registered in tho Court House. All member, bern
— Effective at 12:01 a. ra., this
The program is to be aired at
the House Brinlnola County and qualifiad to, and the public are invited to Chicago.
morning, and
a pirlod of 12
The three operating union
v ------------- f
____ ________________
7:00 o’clock.' (K8TL
which has (rote in tha forthcoming elections.' attend.
on snap beaus
d*jfs,^c«hinc
who** esse wae investigated by
for several
14 a'bushel. It WM an
the
arbitration
board
broke
with
LAWTON.
Okla
.
Apr.
19.
(4*1—
____ the proposal
nounced today, by lot Mont* Craw,
th* two brotherhoods and agree! A cast of more than 1,000 is
dislodged, It will go
* u:. tt. manager of th* Florida Vege
Circuit rourt
to drop their demands for rule rehearsing to retell the story of
chamber
m«l*r for a House vote.
.who
wea^ln
table
Committee.
The
announce....
te‘
changes in order te speed uj the life, rrurifixalion and rrsur- j Veterans Service
Who U 8 ‘’freshman’’
i wee baaed upon notice from
consideration of their wage d.- rection nf Christ .ht a -»unr'»e'
utlv* s ur p r i s e d cotAnv veteran in need of serv
the Office of Price Admlnistra-'
mandi.
,
pageant in the Holy City of the
by winning enough supice (free of charge) in any of
Men In "Waabbigton,
-• ■
Wichita
Mountains.
ora.
Onilnse
the following categoaie* Is re
Andrew Carraway was elected mlslioners to call for a new
lectnulag May 1, the celling la
T<b# pageant will be held under
fail*, even secretary and treasurer, of the re fla tio n . the last on* having
quested to visit the office ef
to he 23 20 a bushel, instead rf
th*
direction
of
its
founder,
thr
sponsoring
th# responsible agencies listed
“ Inole C o u n t y Democratic
1880, In reply to a ra
0 previously art by OPA.
Rev. A. M. Wallock. Twenty-one
below:
•
xitive Committee at lu meetr Mrs. Good.peed that Williams Promoted
•ease for the remainder of
years
ago,
Wallock
anvisloncd
the
bill
would
put
enlisted
be furnished the vari
Coordinator •— E. B. Carter,
Ja 60 centa per bushel net. personnel on Um same basis as
To
Rank
O
f
Captain
erection nf a city In the Wichiti
net*, O. P. Hetmdoe,
Mrs. Ralph*
Atlantic
National Bank Bull
'
lulfl“
the price had - keen officers,* allowing them to pay
Mountains — a city which would
of the Board of County
Ing.
vice chairman, presiding
set
at
but
a
previous
adCharles
J.
Williams.
24,
eon
of
8U1NR
he
a
replica
of
Jerusalem.
for
np’
To
120
days
laavs
tint#
trman,
lasloners,
instructed
Mr*,
absence of the cnatr
Employment — U. 8. Em
juttme;
raUed this to 88.80.
In 1031. the W.P.A. allocated
wore unabla to uk* while
to mure th* service* of Mr. and Mra. Voile Williams, 009
H. Lee of Oviedo.
Service, 112 North;
59
The
t todsy was tht i-tho service. They .pew are anMagnolia Avenue, was recently 904,000 to build tha city and th rf ployment
*“ of the
.
n#
U
type
complete
lists
Park Avenue.
. >.
•*
racolt .
a. representations
Mrs. Lourine A- Beal, Super- of *11 the elector* *
promoted to th* position of ca(£- MW Jerusalem began to take
side
*
"
Vocational Training and M i
of Registration, who was
lain of tha
^ form In the granite-ribbed Wich
to OPA
th* Del..............
Delta Air Line* of
ration — T. W. Lawton, C
Court
Atlanta.. and la believed to be ita mountain*. Now, Holy City is
present at tha meeting, was called mary on May 7.
House.
for two political ralllas,
for figures on registration,
of the yeungee), .If not the an Easter mccca of thousands of
r’f S T ’ S N
L?C*1i Aui* .
H
Ilbepltals*
be In Oviedo tand
In youngest air line captain in tha
e end colored. On th*
fixation and State
t made.
lion ' the committee
of tho distances be* «i.t
Deer — Contact through
L> contact the
Ken** In th* Easter
r Corps Uesartra,
four women portray the F^Boyle, Cou
¥
Instructor.; in
Mary, the mother of
MOVE
-,
precinct in
f , which
- Home
and th*
ihe War
On# woman, Mra. George 8ervicem
Ur
. and which
, ag-Servleamwt ■Ji
committee
Martin,
Tenn
_____
k
of
Marlow,
Okla.,
ha*
hi the future so
, two and a
their De
vote.
. :‘
“ ft
Tennaae
taken the part of Christ's mother
to .87 of an
Red
Cross,
____ . ■ Ins
* every one of ths 20 pageant* vard. '
I *. A.
V J S P % 8 a-ri
bmefittad
'
. ------ .new books on
U'()n
have been presented so far
’
to register.
a Nkndarerotind
Veterans Admlntstrat
for the committee and
loaned him
Inly .actor In tho pagean:
Koscoe Hills. Shariffa
by 0- R.
, r
and since
tvarpe b not disclosed 1* •wry
Tuaeday. .
.
* * h o portray* the role
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4-Power Allied Iranian Minister .Of Propapnda
Council Debates
Denies-Imposition Of Censorship
Procedure Policy
Completion Of
Road 44 Slated
InThl'CcMonths I "
rivjat
C
TrumanAndHoover
To Discuss Crisis
In Eurone On Air
New Ceilings On
Snap Beans Become
Effective Today
P E A S No.2 can 10c
‘ * •JL
O PA
Aiwodated Press Leaned Wire
Premier Shidehara
Flatly Refuses To
25c
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REAlEMON
1916 »“ >
A P R IL
UKissssr*
BEANS
Tall (-*••
TO URGE
Strickland Named
Head Of Seminole
Petroleum Gr oup
CATSUP
*
JAM W A S H IN G T O N
Fill D AY,
Final Rites For
r b :
man
Are Held. Today
WD E P T .
n u :in
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
new spaper
QP,
2 lb s ... .... 39c
6ht O utM
D a il y
-.
• 40,000 Chinese Reds
Participate In On*
fllaught That Began
<9 A s - Russians L e ft
OUIINO A lUU In the 0. N. conference proceedings In New York, time.
Mahmound Honan Pasha (left), wife of the Egyptian delefite, and
Mrs. James Byrnes, wife of the U. a Secretary of Slate, chat together
for a few moments before the meeting U returned. At the session Iranian
charges were shelved by thg cougeO until May 0. f \ (fnlereallonal)
in d e p e n d e n t
y y fx ' -JJ , .t/ .aU
H H M iil
Leave Pay Bill For
ted Men Will
Before House
S
Cast Of 1,000 To
P re s e n t Pageant
In Wichita Hills
Carraway Named Secretary, Treasurer
Of Democratic. Executive Committee
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THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA
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An Easter Meditation
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raM U ■ Mfnferr ml Tkt
| P M , whirl, la **•!•IUM l « l ha aaa Car. M■ ml all hawa I I m h i I m
la
II ar M l alWrnlaa
19,
1946
The moon ha* w rrilth L twl
lilt,’ no dawn, no aunrlae* oi
EVERY ROAD BUT THE RI^HT rp $ E
i
Two mnin intcruntH today arc housing anti religion.
Doth have bfecn jockeyedltlto attention by dincovery o f atom
ic energy. Housing snoriafee* blossomed overnight'Hbvtv
the bomb ended Jho war precipitously. LonR'ACccpt**
tenets .of the church were re-acrutlnited In the penetrating
light o f the bomb that wiped out a city, killed 100.060
civilians, brought peace, and saved more lives than it ex
acted.
„
*• • '
•
Was it mornily justified? More thari ever the now
profound .knowledge o f atomic principles, only vaguely
comprehended as yet, Is becoming as revolutionary a chal
lenge to church doctrines as ever Were the ideas o f earth’*
roundness or Darwinian theories o f evolution. Thtf church,
it mny be remembered, has survived these and other cbal-
f v u if
E • <i •
F R ID A Y ," A P R IL
'
im
, Pattern* for l
war* flrat manufac
tor-EBenoiar Duiln
rnuaettH
HOME TOW N, N E W S
Current magazines, newspapers and books arc spilling
much ink on the subjects o f housing and religion. Popular
authors are moved to put their personal philosophies Into
books. Howard Spring In “ And Another Thing” emerges
with a theology that embraces the Beatitudes and the
Sermon on the Mount. George Santayana in ‘ T h e Idea of
Christ in the Gospels” finds the Christian creed satisfying.
Articlc| and books leave veterans homeless and religious
questions unanswered for many. But one thing is certain
— people arc thinking. The atomic bomb has awakened
thought, disturbing thought, but thought nonetheless.’ The
hope of clearing present confusions Ih practical Issues like
housing, and mystical matters liko religion, is the thinking.
’Thought once awakened never slumbers.”
Religion
sometimes seemingly crushed or abandoned, always arises,
!f(c its Great Examplar, on the Third Day.
BIBLE VHNBh FUll TODAY
lrE MUST GROW OLD
IN
Mrs but we need not decay:
Hio satisficth thy yean with
Ood tKUwrs, *0 tbit thy y ^ lh l*
mew.'.I tike the ftgle.
Newspaper Ads
* —I’m] m 10.1ift
Senator Vandcnbcig apparently
In favor o f the proposed lowi
Britain, liut he hrlievc* si I our
wlgn loan* should lu “ geared
agreement*". And one of thorn
rsements might well he ih.it
The cos| strike I* crippling the
ountry'i
reconversion
efforts.
Score* of plant* ere down brcauio
f -lack--of fuel’V *«y * Civilian
►reduction Administrator Small.
tTtf wonder who it is that gvt*
mrt the moat when shortage*
slit on account of strikei. tlm
(g rich or ths little fellow T
When Representative Roy llur-
‘ JtVr, ^ne“ (.>0r«U Gw otter
iy, hTblamed it on “swao NeW*a who were Instructed by nn
It w ill he lnl:rcstlng -to se«
whom th e-C ity rnmmunlitn fll
Democratic ‘n.l.
PriaHas.
For if their candidate
lottld win, hi* Republican opeltlon wodld have a big advan
ce In the November election.
• between the Republican* and
*_ communist*, most Floridan*
1/ would choose the Republican!
I ..*
iHe. £
In. h the
a lecture course on “ The Newspapet*— Day by Day,” 'being
presented by The Times in cooperation with the New York
Board o f Education. He answered effectively the charges,
so often and Irresponsibly made, that thc~£3ltorial policy
o f newspapers is controlled, or at least unduly influenced,
by its advertisers..
General Adler pointed out that, on the contrary, adver
tising guarantees instead of obstructs independence o f the
press. Publishing a paper, he observed, requires money.
Therefore, o riy a newsjiaper without advertising invites a
question' ns to .where its Jnoney-comss from. • r o r the al
ternative to advertising revenue is A subsidy from some
person or persons ready to pay for the expression o f a par
ticular point o f view. With the average newspaper, how
ever, the very number and diversity o f its advertisers Would
prevent any one o f them from unduly influencing its editors.
pliv General Adler cited statistics
utatlatics showing that
For example,
no single advertiser in The Times contributed as much as
^w o (>t,r cent of the {nrtrcr’a total revenue,
No ninrt* l,<’ advertiser* nowadays rittempt to dictate'
__________
.
the editorial policy of
u newspaper
than thtf publisher who
to determine the type o f goods
carries their “uds" expects
<
____ ..... . the price they may ask, he explains,
Finally, General Adler gave the teachers attending the
bourse a sound evaluation o f the benefit* o f newspaper ad
vertising to the paper, to the advertiser, and to the public.
Such advertising, he said, jUiraillatfea moss -production,
thereby lowering costs; gives the consumer the benefit of
free competition; and by creating the brand Identities,
standardizes Ihe quality o f the goods purch*aod.(
It is actually true that the more advertising a paper
carries, from the greatest number o f sounds, the more apt
it is to be strictly unbiased In Its editorial policy* The
dangers to freedom o f the press today do not come from
that source.— Hartford Courant.
H A PI'Y EASTER, to all e f job, from the
H ILL HARDWARE CO.
l o r id a
state
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THEATRES
STATE NEWS BR IE FS
At W ILLARD C O N N O L L Y S
El
Today, and Saturday ! ! —
2 — BIG F E A TU R E S — 2
that Miami i* expected to change
to Daylight Saving Time. I f the
Legislature has to decide It. by
the time they gef through argu
ing, a* they did about re-appor
tionment, It will be too late Inthe year for the new time. ■
BACK I
Citizen* of .Miami .will not hove >lt- I* planned to have th* new
to hold their nosea much longer sewer system in '.peratlon
by
Howard Orerlln, manager o f the
•n-Acvp opt fool odor* from the September, 1048.
Southern"Dell Telephone Company
unhealthy septic tank* »h|:h ser
in Key West found out Monday
vice too third* of the city, or
Key West elty commissioner* morning at 2:15 o’clock'that some
from the 62 outfall* wh'rh ejen are in a quandary a* to what to one had borrowed hi* • station
raw wastage Into th# river and do regarding
Daylight
Saving wrgon and driven It Into a pole.
bay. At the poll* Tursday, |j,t,jd
Tim* on or after April 28. Thiy crumpling the. right fender 'am
out of 20,173 . register.d properly am especially puxilzd aa to what demolishing a wheel Mr. Oveuii
owners approved Uwanes of Ud,- to do following the announcement waa formerly Dell Telephone man
490,000 bonds toward a 117,000,* o f Attorney Genera] Tom Watson ag*r In Sanford.
0t0 sewer praje.-t, including * that municipalities have no au*.
disposal system. In hdriltfon they
as been having
approved .baud* of *ASJUft,000-for tel,*that'Orlk irT m ta tta m if
tabor troubles rith'TVi l i f t C g i
•(dewalk conitructlon along its .Florida legislature to -de
collection empli tea. six of wham
*00 mile* of streets. It ft. without Otty Manager* Dgvtf_Klng
failed to show
thfin In a period of rapid growth.
MTINEIS
* OF THE
PLAINS/
OPENS—
, 12:49 P. M.
D A ILY I
Sunday and Monday t l
i - We don't think much of Henatm
[ i Bflbo of MJssliIppl. and w* maso
‘ It a practice never to believe any.
! thin* we rtad In Washington
Merry •Go-Round, but when ths
Utter quotes the former n« **>'.Ipg that if New York secede;
I fluin the union, thire wouldn’t
? be a shot fired against it wc
. Just bar* to cheer for aomebod)
Hmt of
-o U l
want by, House members actually
•heated approval of an amendmfcsil, ” W# sympathise with the
American peoplz." but when a
rpll call wai demanded, they re
verted to form and the amend
ment waa defeat*! 143 to 63,
Wt
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W alt Disney’s Cartoon
“ N O S A IIT
III= lll= lll= ll« = lll= IIB = ;llt= fa i
Miami freeholders voted 17 to !
i Tuesday to l**u» >13,340,ooc
Stth of bonds to lay 700 mlltr
'sidewalks and const ru n sani
ty aewer* and a di*|u>**|'m.
fa. - Miami has been dumping
l aewsrae* into Blaeeyn* Bay
tnailmea tailed beautiful Blaj i # Bay, despili thy sewei
OPENS
fltSB P. M. •
Monday*
H
D
«*d
Fridays,
"
-
,
Friday & Saturday
U o M r .W Lord, and
SaUrdajr*
mxnl
�nd P m o m l . Activities
— T E L E . N O . Id 8
jecella Truluck
MissJHall Honored -r
'B y Mrs. E-BTSmith
Sira. E. B. Smith honored Miss
Gapl. and Mrs. Thomas Beit
ir r of Doris1 Hall, popular bride-elect, and son arc visiting with his par
with an •attractive b ridye party ent*. Mr. and Mre..q. R. Rest jn
L H ! and linen shower yesterday after Lake Mary.
j Avo.. noon at hsr home, 110 West Nine
teenth Street. Arrangements “ *
S- T. Nutting of Savannah is
leirete Vari colored ca rn a tion * wery piec spending Easter with hU mother,
ed
idKtut
the
party
rooms.
After
.1:00
Mrs. 8. C. Nutting
and Mrs.
several progressions of
bridge Arthur Branan.
had been enjoyed Sirs.- Watsun
was presented a card table cover
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Watkins and
for high score. Mrs. George Har daughter, Lynn, of Atlanta, aie
den received lipstick tissue* for spending the Easter holiday* with
■creeno end Mrs. Roy. Williams her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
we* given e doubls-deck of cards Maxwell.
for low score. The honaree waa
presented an attractive apron e»
Friend* o f Andrew Stine will
u mcminto of the party after bo glad to learn ihat he is re
lied which she opened h»r many beau cuperating nicely from a recent
tiful gifts.
operation in- the Fernald-LaugliThose assisting the hostess with ton. Memorial Hoipital.
Holy
111 br t[io serving of a delicious salad
Math course were: Mrs. James Crapps, ^Friends o f Neal Coleman of
which Miss Margaret Rcits and Mrs. flo ra l Height* will regret to leant
with l)*vid Smith. Those playing bridge that he I* confined to the EernaMHarry Laughton Memorial Hospital be
will were; Miss 11*11, Mrs.
i wl'l Tooke, Mrs. James Crapps, Mm. cause of itlnea*.
(break- W. C. Hill Mrs. George Harden,
D. A. Hllley of Lake Wales
(Young Mrs. Boy WIlltanUL Mrs. Henry
Holy Watson, Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mrs. . *ne weekend guest of his
Hugh
Wbelchel,
Mr*.
Roy
Reed,
niece, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, en
eld at
Miss Elisabeth Dyson ‘ end Mis* root* hi Macau. (In, to visit with
Cceslia'Truluck,
other
relatives.
sr ami
Invited tea guests
Included:
11:00
Mr. and Mr*. Claude Robson
lip* as llts. Jfhn Ivev Mrs, W aller High,
Mrs. Jackson and Miss Pearl Robson will ar
' Roy Mrs. Tom Boll,
Lodge,
Mr*.
Ed
Wbitner,
Mrs.
rive tomorrow from Hollywood,
for tho
J. L. C. W. Spencer. Mrs. Jfrsse Lodge. F|«. »« apond the Easter holiday*
with Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N, Robson.
Mrs.
James
Ridge,
Mr*.
David
pi who
JtuDrd Smith, Mis* Margarst Rein, Mrs.
Mr. and Mr*. A. S. William*
Mary Lodge and Mr*. Judy Parand daughter. Sally Kate.
of
[school tin.
Safely Harbur are spending the
■ml
A diamond Is composed of pura^ Easter holiday* with relative* and
■ml
Cross crystallised carbon, which is the friends in the city.
of the hardest substance in the world
Mr*. !!■ J. Lehman I* in Jack
enL
Before you discard that dress, sonville with her daughter, "Mr*.
consider the possibilities of re George Cros* who on Monday enstyling it into a jumper.
11red 8t,. Vi?e tit If u|pi Lai for- a-r
operallon. Mrs, Lehman was *crompanled by another daughtei,
Mm. W. 8. Ilrumley.
Ill
CARD OF TIIANKH
Wo wish to thank our many
Miss Judy Cooledge of Atlanta
friends, neighbors and relatives
for their kindnesses and thought- hfti been the Iujimo guest of
fulne** during ihe long Illness Mis* Nancy Williams for the
and death of Me*. Oln Devlin post week at her home on Valeneta Drive. Mis* Cooledge returned
Beck of Sanford* Foriila.
to her home yesterday.
Siknedt
fnland
Jay H. Beck .(husband)
ris wn
Jacqueline Crawford, daughter
Minnie Devlin Woodniff
ir scro f Mr*. Dougla, Crawford and
Agnes Devlin I’laxcq
granddaughter of John I). Jinkins,
will be a guest on the W.D.U.O.
radio birthday program Saturday
morning at D:30. o’clock. She
will read ■‘ The Swing” by Robert
BY
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tiOuki Stephenson.
CE T A L
fcfJA T R U L U C K i
r.
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ami during tba 12 year*-It has been
lin e! on the elr . . , And MORSE ediFora jn lie he Is going to have a hard
4itne gathering a cast that will
Correspond to how the listeners
tisualu* the fernily . . . Singer
T W F T M X R lY lir claim# he doesn't
know what a bobby aoxer is
In fact, M ARTIN said when he
left for the service four yeers
ago, bobby sox ware Just an
other pert of e glrl'e wardrobe.
_ Glamorous women o f the Bible
I n c l u d e : HAGAR. REBEKAH,
PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER, JEPTH AH 'S
DAUQHirER,
RUTH,
A B IG A IL QUEEN OF SHEBA,
A TH A L IA H , SARA the w ife of
T O B IA S ,
M IR IA M .’ LEAH.
W ITCH o f ENDOR, WOMAN of
SAM AR IA, C APTIVE MAID, L Y
DIA. RACHEL, PO TPIPH AR’S
WIFE. DEBORAH, DELILAH,
yi* .HANNAH, JEZEBEL, ESTHER,
JUDITH, M ARY MAGDALENE,
M A R Y ami M ARTI FA. MOTHER
OF MACCABEES. WIDOW of
NA1N. SALOME. M ICilAL, end
JAIRU 51 DAUCWTER . . . . Do
you plan to attend jrour church
on E*ater Sunday I
The. Sanford Garden Club ha*
Seminole High
ed plant* . , ,
Prog re** is being made along the
lack beautlfleatton tinea for Sanford
Junior High and Westeide Pri
mary .
, , These’ ere worthy
projects end will make so many
people happy . . . The children
are very, anxious to have green
lewns end attractive shrubbery.
JOE UkURIE, JR. knows a
lack fellow wko spent eb much oo
his girl he finally*Had to marry
h a her fo r hi* money 111 Description
of a cotr followed by n couple
o f (lucks: milk and -uacksr* . . ,
Tba. definition bf a crook la a
biiaina*. rival who baa Just left
tba-room , ,
. An expert la an
ordinary citiaen away from home
giving advice . . . , Tith ing Is an
uninhabited body o f water com
pletely surrounded, by Hare In
old clotbw , . . . Forger la a man
who makes a nam* for himself
. . , , Alimony is the high coat
of. loving.
.
S' B
T *
O f Interest j* the meeting of
Lieut. Rill llrannn, O. P. Herndon,
Jr., and Lieut, nnd Mrs. .David
Getchtl In Rato, Panama recently.
Mrs. O. P. Herndon and sort, O. |\
HI, plan to ilepart Sunday ffom
Miami by plane to join 0. P.. Jr„
In ‘ Panama. They will reside In
Kobb#. r
Mr. and Mr*. Herman E, Mor
ris were dinner guests of J, L.
Robinson, general' secretary of
the Volusia County Y. M.C. A.,
recently in Daytona Beach. John
R, Mott, travelar, lecturer and
International president of the
W. M.C. A., waa guest speaker at
the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles S. Mor
rison will celebrate „ their 32nd
wedding
anniversary
Monde;.
Mr*. A. B. McRaney, daughter of
Mi. nnd Mra. Morrison, has re
turned home after being confin
ed In the Orange General Hospital
in Orlando because of an opera
tion?
State Convention O f
P.E.O. T o B e Held
The P.E.O. state convention
will he held In Hanford on. Apr.
26, 20, and 87 with Chepter " V "
of Sanford and Chapter “ L". of
St. Cloud serving’ as host*. it
was announced today by Mr*.
H. II. McCasItn, president of the
Sanford chapter and convention
chairman. ’
Reservations for 1M delegates
and visitors heve been mode et
the Meyfeir Inn end el! business
session* will
be held e l the
Armory. Dr. Msrlorle Mitchell.
Nevada. WW'KHtl be the guest
speaker and
H. H,
Coleman,
president of the 8emlnol* County
Chamber of Commerce, will wel
come the convention et the open
ing session Thursday evening.
The Sanford chapter o f P.E.O.
was organised at the
Mayfair
Hotel on Mer. *8, 1238 with 18
charter member*. Tba following
la quoted from the P.E.O. Record,
been described aa a
sorority that has gona aflsid.
In a sense, It U Just that. Or
c u b e d in 1889 at Iowa W eslsysi
college It was among the earlle*
societies for women formed’ fn i
college. There waa ’ something
about P.E.O, thaL held Ita ntrm
bare, after th e y ^ a d gone- Iren
the campus, SO o th er "societies'
%ere
Ware formed far from a collets
“ When tl
following th
ttarn of men's
a Greek letlef
r
The - public i- incilril fo hear
Memberi of the 8,infold Lon./.
Indicative of imere-t in beaut■
The public -ia cordially Invited
IlTi vviirC.i f i h im cliurths* o f tie? Club nod guests enjoyed a buffet
iu attend tin- worship service at fieutlun I* tin formation nf a
ii \ ■l*v BIRTHDAY
illy sing "The Crucifixion" this supper at Hu- Seminole Coottlty
the Presbyterian Church Sunday new eitek* o f the Sanford. Garde.i
April 20
evening at 6:00 p. nt., at tho II dy Club last evening with group
morning at 11:00 o'clock when the Club which Im- been nameil l lie
George.
It.
Situ*.
Jr.
Cr»** Episrn|ml Church with ill's. singing nnd dancing al-m being
Easter .service will hr held with Hibiscus Circle. ihU tiring, the
A. M. Philip- directing. An all enjoyed. The serving table wa»
Dr. E. D. Brownlee conducting. total of garden elide* to si*,
Tho progam will be opened with the other* being Arnica, Central, Sunrise Services W ill musical progtam will be present attractively decorated with bou
Mugnnlin and Begin A t Six A. M. ed which will include irveral selec gainvillea und turkey, hnm. chef';:
bn organ prelude “ An Easier Dirt Gardcnei
tion* by hach.
Rev, Mark JT. salad, baked lieati*. Imt roll* ami
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Spring Song * by Garth Edmund- R o s e with each having npproxiCarpenter will b? assisted
by coffee formed the di/liciou* menu.
son which will be followed by a matriy 25 member*.
Tbe Easter Sunrise Service will
Mrs. Jum<v—Robson and Mr#.
The new circle wn* formed at be held nt ..the Band Shell’ on Rev. ’ J. F. McKinley with pray
call to worship wilh the music
Frank Bauer played the piano
“ St. Theodulph'*
H ym n"
by the home of Mr*. II. -H. Mr- Lake Monroe Sunday morning nt ers and, scripture reading.
The tenor idol-t, Krn#«t Walk nn4 the guest* danced- nnd sang
jfipdin on Magnolia Avenue Tue»- 6:00 o’clock.
Tenschner.
Rev.- Harold U.
old favorite song*. Those attend
. Mr*. F, 8. Vcmay will conduct 'day. The following officer* were Bam*-*, cupel intcodent of the er, » f Rollm* College is a veteran ing included: Mr, and Mrs. John
the choir and will also bo tho aefectrd for tbe year: Mrs.'Seth Florida Methc-dl-t children’* Home of Ihe Army Air Forces nnd r. Meisch, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
organist for the program. Thom Woodruff, chairman; Mr*. S. K. at Enterprise, will he tho speaker native of Durham, N. C, He is Meisch, Mr. nnd Mrs, John Ivey,
singing in the choir will Include .I»n g, vice ’ chairman; Mr*. Harry The High school glee dull uiulei focal student o f Miss Mabel Rich Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte. Mr.
sopranos,
Mra. Charles
Wilke, Woorlruff, treasurer nnd Mr*. H.- the dlreeilon of Mi * <>11It- ltce-o of tho ciiii- c i iutciry of music at nnd Mr*, Dick EHslierv, Mr. ami
A. Moreland, -metary,
M.> Armitage.
Whittle will -in? the Easter -ele-- Rollins, Katur-t
Mrs. J, A. Bi-tline. Mr*. Rayburn
Mra. W. A. Kitts njumsored the
Martin
Stlneeiphrr. Mrs. Clyde Rnuiuy, Mr. mnl Mrs.
Mil wee, Mrt. C. C. Blanc. Jr,, circle which will Have it* first (ion* “ Lotd Of Boat*" nnd. ''A ll has*, nnd
Iundone, of thi- city will also W. A. Adams, .Ip, -Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. W. A. Wright; alto*, meeting May 10 at the home of In The April Evening."
'Jimmy ‘ Rowland, Mr. nnd all*.
Rev. W. P. Yesley, pastor of sing *a|o part*.
Mr*. A. C, Fort, Mr*. R. F. Mann Mrs. Dick Mel aulin.
Jnme* Robson,
Mr. and Mr*.
“
The
Cnirifision’’
is
bused
on
the
Fir*:
ChrUliun
Church,
will
and Mr*. H. M. Womack; basses,
Frank Hauer, Mr. nnd Mr*. Al
give tho cull to worship nnd the seven last word* of Christ Skinner.
C. C. Howard, J. A. ItiMline and
Mr. on,I Mrs. Robert
invocation The Rev. k I. Wright, which are "Father, forgive them: Recly, Mr. nnd Mi ■ F.d Whltnrr,
Georg* Touhv; tenure, J. N. Wal Sunday Evening
pa-loi
of
she
A»*rpthty
of
God
for
they
know
not
what
thfcy
do;"
Cfecelia
Truluck,’
ter* nnd Dick Aiken.
Music Program Told Church, will read the a*ri|rture “ Today -halt thoo !*■ wilh me in and Al Btyant.
George Touhy and Dick Aiken
t ■
__
let-son. Rev. |„ I!. Ilmhtnu. navtoi paradise:" “ Woman, behold Ihy
will heve solo porta In the an
An nil musk lmur of wqrrhip of the Firet N'osiireiie Cnurcli. Ron! Sioi. Ift-lmhl thy mother!"
them "H e la Risen" by Clare nnd
will r?lve the cloving prayer nnd “ My God. my Cod. why hast Ihou
Dick Aiken will *ing vD, t ik » will Id- presenie.l Sundny nt
p. m„ nt tbe Kir-t I’ re-byteii.t.t bcnfijictbin,
fmruken n o “ I Thirst:" " it I* Les Souers To Give
End Of Tbe Rubbnth” a- a solo,
Mr». George
finishftl;" “ Father, lido thy haiuS*
Mr*. C. C. Blanc. Jr., will ring Cbuteh, featuring
Dance April 26th
I commend my spirit."
"1 Know That
My
Redeemer Tnuhy in nil uignts ’ recital and Linda Leonard Given
At the h.-giiming o f "The t'rtiLiveth" by- Handel. Thu'’ organ the popular solei-t, Mr*. ( ‘HaileParty On Birthday clfixion’’ the || candle* In two 1^* Koucr* will Npiinsor a
postlude
will
lie. “ Hallelujah Wilke, soprano and Di-k Aiken,
seven braache-l candelabra will bo dance on- Apr, 26 immediately
Chorus From The, .deariah" Ly tenor. Theso inu-iciaos nr* well
known for thtlr artistry not only
Mr. ond ,M n J. M, Leonard lighted,npil n- each.of tho sev'v.i following the senior class play
iUndel.
.
■
nt Seminole High School, it wn*
-At 8*80- p. m,. Mr*. Genrgo in Sanford fm lit nearby, riti*-* honored. tTTeir 'daughter. Linda, sentence* are- song (ho acolytes, decided nt the inerting Tuesday
wilh a birthday party Tuesday Kenneth I.effJcr and Cleon Linglei
Touhy assisted by Mrs, Charles where they have appeared, ‘
rearing nt the lWoinnn* Club.
Mr. Aiksn npinaied recently u* nflernoon fi-u>i u:Uit t,. Sinn Jr., will evtiugdkh the light*.
Wilke end Dick Aiken will preMis* Joyce Good speed, vice pros)Kttowbsent a « Jtour of murie. Theynhlm Kuesi IWtolst m th)
know Ir I oVIwk at their homo 'dull Holly
deut, preiidctl nt the un'cting Hi
is cordially Invitetl.
1
Memorial Chapel nt Kolliu- Cut j Avenue. Game* were played and
the nliM-tuv of .Mi*» J p.mi Hnyn*.
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lege. He ha* Lahi studying voivr n scavenger hunt was eitjoye I oiound the outdoor fireplace. pre*ident. Minnie# were tend by
in tho school of music, at Rolling. wilh arise* (wing awarded to, Assisting in serving ware: Mrs. Evelyn Ratliff.
Mrs. Jack McDonald- Mr*. Wilke ha- been e*)*ectal!y Anne Kabul it, Mary Ann llukt-r. He** Km;hi. Mr*. Henry Witte-, A favorable report of th„
Jr. and Nuncv Appleby. Those
reeeivid hi Sanford fburrhe- Betsey Joiner ami Gail Hilling.
Hbs Garden Circle well
A ' picnic supper , w:l* served presrol iochided: Gail Hitting, rummsge sale bold Saturday u.i*
for her plwu-iog interpretation
~~'i »<■™
Lucia Goff. Joan Wright, Alice rnadt- and a motion wn# carried
of snered muMc nod u lorge fol
The Dirt Gardener- Circle of lowing of admirer* have indicnteil
Brown. Pbylli* Shames,
A one to donate iu the ranvi-r drive
Evelyn
the ' Sanford Garden Cluh tart their eugernea* to hear her again. licit*, Mm . 1lei la tl Mtucr. Mr*. Rulintti, Rlu-ila Moore! lle ty y Those atti-ndiius wrre
Ratliff, Durham Chapiuan, Frnn*
at th# home of Mrs. Jack Mc
The organist. Sit,-. Touhy, also John Courier, Jr.. Mrs. McKintiy, Jollier, Mary Anne linker, Felice ce* I ’ohh, Nancy William*, Dilon
Donald recently with Mrs. Ber hn* given many piogrnm* nmoiig Mrs. Charles Belt* and Ml». I.. .Smith nnd Jackie McDonald.
nard. Wilke, chairman! presiding
Alio Ann Dunn, Gretchen Kirch- Baker, Margaret Dingfeldi-r, Betty
Miin-oo.
Jnne Copeland, Phyllis Bach, Bel
The room* of the residence were them lieing her recent recital on
Aku Mr*. E. II. McAL-saadei. huff, Donna Witte, Anne Whit ly Mathews, Lyilinn lloyle mid
tho
Skinner
organ
of
Rollins
Col
beautifully decoratrd with Spring
Mr*. .1. W, Allman, Mi*. Martov aker, Ada \dums, Rom Boyle, K illy Odhpm.
lege's
Knowles
Memorial
Chapel,
.
_.
flower*. It was decided that Mr*.
Jitrvi*. YD*. John l_ lore, Mrs. Beverlv Gray nod Mary lam - Aim Lmilie'Clark.“Tlnintby Ann
Harry Heeren will represent the She Ha* won many friend* who Mob—l«i Biggin*. MnrrJwV PmiJ.' Coprlanit.
Whittier Nnney Fill*, G l o r i a
rircle as a delegate u the Stale enjoy the .wliLj. *ana*—of Inter
Damplcr. j Intel Willard. Shirley
Flower
Convention at
Miami pretation afforded by the organ. er. Mi-. Lea l.esiier. Mis. Roy
Moreland. Jane Chainnan. June
The program for this Easter iRetl. Mr*. R. tl. Chase, Jr., Mrs.
Beach nest month.
iRluoinuit Winn. Mrs. W .M HayTo!pi digestible protein 111 *dy- Ro*e D tl t |o n. Jean W’ llllam*.
Each member wn* requeued to service wil l>e n, follows: Prayer, (lie*. Mr*. I toil It. d r e y of Oviedo lieau i-il mi ni . fm animals ond Joyce
G,MKf!i|,ei-i|. Judy C,M,|edgcontribute two ,or more favorite "Adornmu* Te." I’nlmdrina-Di-k- u-i M'i ^iuai ID
lacjs;- L Rno-I- p.mlrei, i f.iui In f i l e times that o f Atlanta nii.l Eliziibt'Ui luilo.
recipe* for Ihe cook lawk which in>on; Lorgo I >• o> vX cixc*.' .•I III tin.I i
of ii-ii sl i-nun*,
gtu of I'nrl Wa-binglou. N \
In
Rommei.
the Garden Club plan* to puhli*h. Hiiodel-McKinle).
The fund* derived from the *a!e St.-bldn-; Con*i 1- t ilie l.ilie*. VL
N o ll;
l ‘aii)>'i
of the book will In- u«ed for Charle* Wilke,
Wall* from “ Muntil um Skelehe*."
Ihe building fund.
All member* were s*krd to Clokey; Wind in 'lie l’ ine* finer
Rk-1.1('Inker .
register end vote. An Interesting “ Mountain
qul* program on heineroraiiis Fnitlarie in (i-M .... , Itach; Cho
was conducted by Mr*. R. A. ale, “ Come Swet'* l Ueat," llnchWilliams. At Ihe conclusion of Virgil Fo*; Chri i Went Up Into
Ihe meeting mcmticr* rrclanitoi Tba Hill*. Dick Ai-en, llagenntn;
polled plant*.
Dance of the Candy Fairy from
"Nutcracker SuitTwhaikow-ky,
e a s t e h
A Wild Rose MarDawell; U
Miss Quarterman To To
illume, The Mkt Gaol,
U U ^ R IE S
Wed M. M. Tindale No charge is l>.mg made f -c
this recital nod an collection wi'l
he taken. Tho request has b.---n
daughter of Mr. und Mr«. N. R.jmmtp- that the
■rtgtegntiim hr
uarterman o f Ovinlo ba* com- ppitted Im fore t* ih* p m.
etod plan* for her marriage to
Merrill M. Tlndale. son of Mr*.
A. L Tindals o f Invernra* and Birthday Party Given
A. !_ TlitdnttS nf Hanford. The For .David
vl\ \ * * k * *
Watkins
H
t*\ U U
wedding will Ire. solemnised RunAShTRW
day afternoon, at two o'clock nt
Mr*. Rruugbton Walk in* him.
the Oviedo Methodist Church ured her son David with a birth
with Rev. J. M. Me Loral o ffi
5c to
day party nt ber hnnii- 1513 Pal
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The bride's parents nro enter
EvcryharR
taining wllh an- Informal recep cslobrntlng hi* fourth birthday.
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tion at tho Ovirdo -Womans Club Games were played in the yard
Kounlnin
immediately following the. wed- nnd each child went "fishing1' in
&
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ding and all friends and relatives the fUhpund nnd received a favor
f ,
9 1 mi
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of the couple are cordially In. and n suckti
Itefrenhlm-r'l* of Ice i-imm, take
vllorl to attend tho ceremony nnd
sml a colored Easter egg with
reception.
the name of tho receiver were
served by tin- boste** »**i*ted b_,
and about 35 chapter* in Canada. Mr*. James Sand* of Orlandn and
“There are 32 Htat#, Province Mr*. Clayton Smith.
Thoee attending were llatrl«oti
j ;v A ti.skcl, tt In.-rkel—rnmc fill your Eirelcr ILisket willt
and District chapter*.
IliingM thnl will make Ihia n ninre hcnutifiil Etinlor lor
"There are individual P.E.O.’r Smith. Hilly Tyre, Abigail Boy I,
Fay Garner, John Dame, Justin
living all around the world.
you— nnd u happier holiday for Ihowe you will rc"P.E.O. ha* more than two Lynch, Ih-emie Dietrich*. Ilnrhura
memher wilh grand RiflB. We’-vc always st-l the slyle
million dollar* invested in thr Moses, Johnny Courier. Handra
for, Economy, and our Easter Ensemble of tollelrles,
education of women, through u MrKInny, Rnndsa Hitts, Bobby
qlfls, novelties, and pbtin everyday needs is fashioned
loan fund of more than |800,- Munson, Dottle Me Alexander, Jny
000 and a Junior College for. Altman, Gwyn Yates. Marilyn
to give you the IIIRREST V A LU E S in Ihe Easier
girls, Colley College, lit Nevada, McDaniel. Alllion_ I^c ond Mal
I’nrutle
colm Higgins.
Mo.
Cinda nnd Alan Ponder. Saudi a
’ “ Among womrn’a organisation*
no other ha* .so great an invest Martina, Unll“ Reel, Rally iTin*-.
ment In promoting’ rilucatlun fur Burke and Tonya' Winn. Ed Yarn,
women. The loan fund h** nidsd linn and Jerry Ulft-v nf (kind,.
Yardley Shaving
more than B.OOO women to college Sherry Hand* o f Orlandy ait-l
ami professional training, witn David and Michael Wat kin*
Also Mr*. Clayton Smith, Mrthe purpose of self support.
Bowl
"Membership Ip P.E.O. eomes Mills Boyd, Mlsa Barbara ItupInvitation, thus ’ the member- recht. Mi*. I.eland Dame, Mr*.
$ 1 .0 0
n selected one." *
Justin l.yqch, Mr*. Wally Di>tIp
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Public Invited T o
Hear Siincers^Tonijjht
By Lions A t Club
Hibiscus Circle O f
Presbyterian Easter
Program Announced jG grden Club Formed
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we arc pleased I hat
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�PA 08 TWO
THE SANFORD IlEftALlV8ANP0Rt>,
ord Herald
An Easter Meditation
Two mnin Inlercsts today nye housing and religion,
ifyth have been jockeyed (into Attention-hy^riisiiovery o f atomid energy. Housing shortages blossomed overnfgljl,' when
the .bomb ended p the .w a r precipitously. Long-accepted
tenets o f the church were re^acrutinized in the penetrating
light o f the bomb that wiped out a city, killed 100,000
civilians, brought peace and saved more lives than It ex
acted.
Was
was it morally Justified? More than ever tljy
thy new
profound .knowledge o f atomic principles, only vaguely
comprehended as yet, is becoming as revolutionary a chalIcnge to church doctrines ns ever were the ideas o f earth’s
roundness or Darwinian theoriea o f evolution. The chtyxh,
it may be remembered, has survived these and other chal
lenges, incorporated their Ideas when they have proved
sound, and gone on with its great WorkCurrent magazines, newspapers and books are spilling
much ink on the subjects o f housing and religion. -Popular
authors are moved to put their personal philosophies Into
books. Howard Spring in "A n d Another Thing" emerge*
with a theology that embraces the Beatitudes and the
Sermon on tnc Mount. George Santayana in ’ T h e Idea of
Christ in the Gospels" finds the Christian creed satisfying.
Articles and books leave veterans homeless and religious
questions unanswered fo r many. But one thlhg is certain
— people arc thinking. The atomic bomb has awakened
thought, disturbing tnought, but thought nonetheless. The
hope o f clearing present confusions in practical Issues like
housing, and mystical .matters like religion, Is the thinking.
•Thought .once awakened never slumbers." Religion
sometimes seemingly crushed or abandoned, always arises,
Jfte its Great Examplar, on the Third Day,
FRIDAY. A PR IL I »
F R ID A Y " - A P R I L , 19,
EVERY ROAD PUT THE RIGHT ONE
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notice they would quit Saturday.
With tha city,MU averaging only
one or two prisoner*, no help cull
bo fx peeled from that dlreelion.
Employees on IhO city'* garbage
The AUid *P
true** are paid an average of |30
It la found on ;
a weak for a 44 hour w.-ek. *
nil altitude of I
Pnttanu for ladle*' dr**»ej
war* first manufactured In 1103,
by Etwnexer Dutfcrlck of Mnaaa- •me-hi If tho Pacific coaatll
tha •United Staton,
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HOME T O W N
NEW S
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VRItBK FOR TODAY
ST
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NewHjmper^Ads
Hrjgutjier General-Julius Ochs Adler, vice president
and genera! manager of the New York Times, made some
sound observations this week on the role o f advertising in
maintaining a free |>res». His remarks were delivered at
a lecture course on "The. Newspaper— Day by Day," being
Senator Vandanbarg apparently
In favor of the proposed loan presented by The Times in cooperation with the New York
to Britain, but ho believe* 411 ourBoard o f Education. He answered effectively the charges,
foreign loam should br* “ geared so often and irresponsibly made, that the editorial policy
renewed
M
(o agreements". And one of lho*o
LORIDA STTA'
THEATRES
:i| | = | ll= | ll= lll= ;ill
Today and Saturday! !
2 — BIG F E A T U fiE S — 2
Le co*| If"
strike !* crippling.
tR
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1: wonvcm
Ion effort*.
tjrye
reton* ermon
tree of plants are down because
lack at fuel", says Civilian
luedon Administrator Small.
9a. vnmdJt who It is that g jj*
iurt the most whin .sjwat
fia t on' account c f sfriki*.
fg rich or thr little fellow T
person or persons ready to pay for.the expression o f a par
ticular point of view. With the average newspaper, how'ovbr, thl» very number and diversity o f It* advertisers would
prevent any one o f them from unduly Influencing Its editors.
For example General Adler cited statiatlc* showing that
no single advertiser 'in The Times contributed ns muc£ ns
When Rtprvsenlsllvs Boy Hur- two t>er cent of the paper's total revenuo.
i* ,wa» defeated for re-el rclton
No more do advertisers nowadays nttempt to dictate
p there in Georgia the otter
ay, he blamed It on “ SWao No- I the editorial pollcv of a newspaper than the publisher who
roe* who Wire Imtructed by nn curries their "ads" expects to determine the typo of good*
.tlanta Negro lawyer Juel how they HBnR sell or the price they m »y a*k, he explains.
> .vota". according to the Tampa Finally, General Adler gave the teachers attending the
rtbune. We wonder ju»t how poursu a aound evaluation o f the btnefUg o f newspaper ad
iany 13000 Ncgrot* they've gut
vertising to the puper. to the nrivertlMiV.and to the public.
* there In Georgia.
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Such advertising, ho said, stimulates mass production,
thereby lowering costs; g iv e * the consumer the benefit o f
It g W M intrreitlnS tn u t fruu competition; and. by creatin g, the brand Identities,
tom lb *' CIO communist* en- standardizes the quality of the gooda purchgsod..
t
r*e Tn, the Democratic PelIt is actually true that the mote advertising a paper
ifiaa. For if their candidate
jutd win, hi* Repubtlean op- carries, from the greatest number a t sources^ the more apt
liliim would have a big silvan- it is to be strictly unbiased in its editorial itoJicy- Tho
-o In th* November election, dangers to freedom o f the press today do not come from
between tha Republlcen* ami that source.— Hartford Courartt.
W Daylight Saving Time. I f the
Legislature hat to decide It, by
tlms they get through argua* they ' did about re-appor.
tlonment, it will be too late In.
the year for the new time.
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
S T f n n r B—
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M g W H J jg u t CONNOLLY.
^ t lie a . of Miami will not have It Is plan:
to hold. thilr liases much langur *ewet syit
ojit foul odors from tho September.
vice two third* of the city, or
from Urn 82 outfall* wh ch ejert
raw wastage into tha river *nd
bey, At the poll* TOeeday, I j .ujO
out of 20,373 register.d property
ownrr* approved iuuancs of W,100,000 bond* toward a (17,000,.
iHo tewet proJe:t, including a
dism a l ■yitem. In hddlthn
1 .hey
bond* of |0,K40,000 fo e
conitmetion along Ita
no mile* of epaet* left without
thoin Iii a period of rapid growth.
Key Wc*t city cominUeionera
are in a quandary a* to whs; to
do regarding
Daylight
Saving
Time on or after April 28. They
are especially punbd as to what
to do following the announcement
o f Attorney Centra! Tom Wefeon
that municipalities have no *u:
thority to itt up their own time,
Ior Ida
Lrglilature
to
ACKI
Howerd Overlln, manager o f the
Southern'Bell Telephony Company
in Key West found out Monday
morning at 9:10 o'clock'that-some,
one had borrowed his
station
wfgon and driven it Into a pule,
tha right fender end
; a wheel. Mr. Overdo
ly Bell Telephooe man
Fort Plerc* ha* bean having
labor troubles with Ita
decide, collection employees, il* oi
ahow up ter wo
the communist*, most Floridan*
; would thooee tho Republican*.
Sunday and M o n d a y !!
much of Beuatm
>1, and we maso
H bUit' o f Representative*
r. voted against oxlendlnn
npithy to the America'
the other day.
Parting
lent* to tha OPA, price
bill eo fait they remedy
meal wn* defeated 143 to 32,
and a dUpoaaK
W alt Disney’s Cartoon
l l | = l l l = III = l l l = III = l l l = lt|
Friday*
“
A D U L T S , 30c
deapite the aewei
iV*n"ai w* 'dump ouf*
Monroe. H U eiMmhted
iw*al lyitem for Ml
fi),400.000, A *lmtfot Sanford probably
former Hi
iy
& Saturday
FAVOMTt SU3JTHI
�n r n ‘i
fiuday;
Apr il io.
TUB SANFORD I1ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
imo
Social And Personal
tfOCJFTTY E D I T O R - — . C ecelia T ru lu ck
Social*Calendat
-
Activities
Miss Hall Honored
By Mrs. E. B. Smith
P e r so n a ls
Mrs. E’, B. Smith honored Ml»*
Dori* Hall, popular bride-elect,
with an -attractive bridge party
and linen shower yesterday after
noon at hir home, 110 West Nine
teenth Street. Arrangement* of
iferi-colored carnations were plac
ed about the party rooms. After
several progressions o f
bride*
bail keen enjoyed Mrs. Watson
was presented a card table rover
for high score. Mrs. George Har
den received lipstick tissues for
screeno and Mrs. Roy William*
was given a double-deck o f mid*
for low Kora. The honor** eras
presented an attractive apron a*
Holy Gross Easter
a nu'inkuto o f -the party after
Program Revealed which she upened her many beau
tiful glfU.
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Those assisting the hostess with
E**wr eervices for1 the Holy
the
serving of a delicious salad
Cri*s* Episcopal Church will br
•mpdurttd Siggfny by Rev. Matk course were: Mrs. Jemes Crapps.
'i t Carpontef Tit 7:30 a.'m., which Miss Margaret Relts and Mrs.
will inrlude Hub- communion with David Smith. Those playing bridge
Mrs.
Harpy
hymn*. Mrs. P. H. Fuller, Jr., will were: Miss Hall,
he or* anil t and the service, w ll Took*, Mr*. Janie* Crapps, Mrtu
be followed by ais Faster break W, C. Hill Mrs. George Harden,
fast sponsored by the
Younc Mrs. Roy Williams, Mra. Henry
Kmple, Hrn ice League.
Holy Watson, Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mrs.
rmimuinlnn will also be held at Hugh Whetche), Mr*. Roy Reed,
Mlk* Elisabeth Dyson and Mltl
U Stia.m ,
- The festival morning prayer and Cecrila Truluck.
Invited Ua guest*
Included:
Mtntim . will Ihi held at
11:00
n. m.. with Mrs. A. M. 1'hlllp* a* Mrs. John luut_.Mrs. Walter High.
Mrs. Jackson
'fe »r d irect'* and
Mrs.
Roy Mrs. Tom Bolt,
Byrnes a* orm tisl. Soloist for tho Lodge. Mrs. Ed 'Whitner. Mrs.
program .wilt Include Mr*. J. L C. W. Spencer, Mrs. Jeste Lodge,
Irtgley and- Charles Morrison who Mr*. Janies Ridge, Mrs. David
win- dag "Christ lloittg Raised Smith, Mts* Margaret Kelts, Mr*.
Mary 'Lodge and Mrs. Judy ParMr. and Mrs. A. 3. Williams
From Tit*'Dead" by Rogers.
and daughter, Hally Kate,
of
At kOO p .m , church school tin.
Safety Harbor are spending the
Faster service will be held end
A diamond la composed of pure Easter holidays with relatives and
presentation of mile boxes ami
floral decorations * of the Cross crystallised carbon, which- is 'the friends In the city.
will be made.' A ll memliert of th* hardest substance in the world.
Mr*. II. J. I^'hman Is In Jack■choel rce'requested to Bi present.
Before you discard that dress, sonvilla with her daughter, Mr*.
‘■Monday
Momtsy alH:00
at h:uo a.m.,
a. m., Hoy
tic comconsider the possibilities gt _Hr George Cross, who on Monday en-'
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" Wid-i
dfcnW
.will“ t o *h^lil.
tired St. Vlcent Uospltel for in
unt for siyIlng*Tt into a jumper.
frih.. an K ilte r erg hu
operation. Mrs. L«hman was ac
rm ruling
Ifni bf
or the church school
companied _ by another daughtet,
and ihde .friend* will lie held at
Mrs. W. F
the Imtaeof Mrs. R. Ol Chase, Jr,
CARD O F TIIA N K S
on Methmrille Av:nue. Mrs. Freu
We wish to Ibdlik our, many
Miss Judy ('ooledge of Atlanta
IV. Itag Is chairman for
this friend*, neighbors and relatives
event, i f .transportation- i* nccd- for their kindnesses and thought- has been the house guest of
•*d II. E. Whitner, Hr.. Is to be fulnsss during the long Illness Mis* Nancy William* for the
called. ' — ■
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and death of Mts- Ola Devlin past week at her home on Valen
cia Drive. Mis* Coolrdgc returned
Beck of Hanford,. Forlda.
to her home yesterday.
Signed:
The only building in Greenland
Jay R, Beck (husband)
having tnore than one story Is an
Jacqueline Crawford, daughter
Minnie Drvlln Woodruff
to s t i ran Rrto Cross club for aerof Mrs.' Douglas Crawford mid
Agnes Devlin lla x fo
•^Isiasmy,. T
granddaughter o f John D. Jlnkins,
will be a guest on the W.D.B.O.
; V i ".
radio birthday program Saturday
morning at 2:30. o'clock. She
will read -"The Swing" by Robert
Louia Stephenson.
iC E C E U A T R U L U C K i
r h r ‘ gT n *t'iJi~
O f Intere.-il is the meeting of
“ Havsjyou seen CARO IN K and during th* 12 years -it has been Lieut. Bill Rrannn, O. P. Herndon,
UM M i*'CRAPPS ntw
new umpusinel
‘
•Lureiic'i-nyiri'n
sinej on tna
the air . ..... And MORS
MORSE ad- Jr., and Lieut, nml Mrs. David
. .die a beautiful blub Ford gnlU he la going to hare b hard □ atehel in Rato, Panama recently.
N ik UK. ,*ut) MRS. G E () R O E time gathering a cast that
that will Mr*. O. P. Herndon and son, O. P.
'toUKfrrONtora spotting » greats correapond to how the lisi
HI. plan to depart Sunday from
r iiig
i * ao «ouL n
ngjpri
at Visualise
,. Dodge
A press *1
0 **. kt
Vl»uali*c the family . ,. ,. Singer
i
Miami by plan* to Join O.
Jr„
Mtinil'TJkacfV'has been knocking W W f MARTIN*claim* he doesn’t In ’ Panama. They will reside in
ids brain out trying to make know what a bobby sorer is
Kobbe.
northern, iiowspn
iponcr editor* un*i In feet, M ARTIN said when he
Miami ami Miami left for the service four years
demand "that M
and Mrs. Herman -E. Mor
Beach a r t separate cities. And ago, bobby sox were Just an- risMr.
were dinner guests o f J. L
today the ,pre»a agent came* up other part of a girl's wardrolv. Robinson, general secretary nf
with ihj* jingle . . . A raspbernr
Glamorous women of 'the Bible the Volusia County Y. M. C. A.,
Miami ain't I n c l u d e ; HAUAR. REUEKAH, recently in Daytona Beech. John
1st not -a peach . ,
Miami Beach . . . . Liverwurat is PHARAOH’S DAUGHTER, JF.P- IL Mott, traveler, lectprer and
not saltml'. . . Miami Beach la T il A1PS DAUGHTER.
RUT1L
president o f the
tint Miami! MRS. W. E. KIRCH- A B IG A IL QUEEN OF SHEBA, intarnatianal
W. M.C. A., was guest speaker st
UDKK will ■entertain Tuesday for A TH ALIAH , SARA th* w ife of the dinner.
IB A a N K lttoLK Y with a bridge T O B I A S ,
MIRIAM.
LE A ll,
lunrhc<A dt 12:30 P.M. at tne WITCH o f ENDOR. WOMAN of
Mr. and Mrs, Charles 8, Mor
.Mayfair Inn . . KEENE IV E Y n s SAM ARIA. CAPTIVE MAID, L Y rison will celebrate , their 32ml
wearing,an attractive light green DIA, RAC H E L POTPIPHAR'H wedding
anniversary
Monday.
rsdtiwidi matching hat at VERNE WIFE. DEBORAH, DELILAH,
HMITHS party 7or DORIS yes- dlA N N A H , JEZEBEL ESTHER. Mrs. d r'll. McRaney, daughter of
tenMjjjrrer. She made them It I JUDITH, MARY MAGDALENE, Mi. and Mrs.' Morrison, hat re
When the tourists remark about MARY and MARTHA. MOTHER turned home after being confin
the attractive women In town . . OF MACCABEES, WIDOW of ed In the Orange General Hospital
that isfepoMthlnfr . , . end it ie NAIN, SAIJJME. MICH A L and in Orlando because of an opera
no worrier'-, . . . MRS. si'. N, JAIB Ufi' DAUGllTER . . . . Do tion. .
SAYER tfk* a picture in pink you plan to attend your church
on Easter Sunday f
State Convention O f
Th* Sanford Garden Club has
wore a blactrsult with a dream perked up the Seminole High
P.ET.O. T o Be Held
bat which wae_ aoooo becoming Library with potted plant* . . .
r . i : . MRS. “HENRY W ATSON Progress Is being made along the
Th* r.E.0. atate convention
alto were a sult with a black beautification tinea fo f Sanford will Iw held In Sanford on Apr.
strew hot thrt . revealed her Junior High and Wcstside Pri 25, 20, and 27 with Chapter “ Y ”
center hair-part . . . . MRS, W. mary . . . . These’ are worthy of Hanford and Chapter ML " of
CY IIII/L. wore n pstky whit* projects and will make so many HI. Cloud serving as ho» ts, it
sttaw trimsMd with black . . . w people happy . . . The children was announced today by Mrs.
MU& ROY' W ILLIA M S wore a are very anxious to have green II. II. McCailln. president of th*
black sailor . . . . MRS. HUGH lawns and ’ attractive shrubbery. Sanford chapter end convention
WUELCHCL was dressed In a
JOE LAURIE, JR. knows a chairman.
lovely grey wool suit with black fellow who spent, so much on
Reservations fo r 1(0 delegates
toeosori*a wkdth Included^ black h ltigiri he finally'had to marry and Visitors have been made at
■TOsv half raft adorned with n
for hi* money 11! Description tha Mayfair ltm and all business
pfJ* pink flower . . . . ,- of a cow followed by a c
couple session^ .will be held at the
west ao slat nl over her o_____
it milk and -"tuckers
usi|h
f ducks:
. . . Armory. Dr. Marjorie Mtl
juat ooohhhh and “
definition of a crook M a Nevada, W K will he the gu**i
rival who haa Juat left speaker and . JI. IL Coleman
'a most popular the room . . . , An expert la an president of the Seminole County
m* is to Iw mad* ordinary*dUien away from home Chamber o f Commerce, will wel
. . CARLTON giving advice . . . . Fishing is an come the convention at th# open
Aril at work adapting uninhabited body o f water com, ing session Thuraday evening.
j p V Family" for the pletely surrounded by liar* In •The Sanford chapter of P.E.O.
has perhaps th# old clothe* . . . . Forger Ta a nan waa organised at the Mayfair
job in Hollywood. who make* a name for htmxelf Hotel en Mar, 2B, 1238 with 11
V * bar develtrp- . . . . . Alimony Is ths high coal charter members. The following
Ueal audience o f loving.
.
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Is quoted from t i e PJC.0. Record,
official
publication
of
P.E.O.
established In
“ Th# „ P.E.O. a n -------- - --been described as a "colleg*
sorority that has gone a flsld "
la a sense, It la Juat that. Or
ganised In 1868 at Iowa Weal*
college It wae Among the i
societies for women forme
college. There wa* something
about PJS.O, that held Its nttm
here- after they had gone fw...
the campus,
"■ocletlss"
a college.
Were formed
“ When
following
of
■ "■
m Greek
Illation
confined to
MONDAY
fa it Matron* of th* Order of
the Ka4ern Star, 11, F. Club, will
•met In the home o f'M r*. A. K.
^hocinakar, 2318 Mellonvillc A v »,
f t 8:00 p.m.
*
‘Thf Brar.lall Avenue ■ Circle
>111 inset at the chapel at 3:00
r. m.
*
Ito fflD A Y
PTflot Club“ inner meeting at
Mayfair Jlotel at 7:30 I*. M. O f
ficer* for the ensuing year will
bj in*lolled by Mrs. Sara Hugh**
of the Orlando Pilot Club.
Si r TERRACE TALK
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w
cam
-d|1s" puhlir--i-\ incited ta hear
Mrtnbi-r-'"u'f tlie'RJnL.iil l.fonJ
voieCL:i fr.-lii rhurclie* of tho Club ami guests enjoyed a buffet
city sing "The ( rucifixlon" this supper at the Seminole Country
evening at K;ft0 p.m.. at tho 11>ly Club last evening with group ,
Cross Episcopal I hitreh with Mi r. singing and dam-tog also being
M. I’hilips directing.--An nil enjoyed.. The serving table wa*
Sunrise Services W ill A.
musical program will le present attractively* dteorated with bonwidth will include revcnilselec- gainvillea oml turkey, ham, eheCu
llcsrin At _____
Six A. M. er!
lions hy hath.
Rev. Mark T. salad, baked beans, hot rolls and
vi
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..
,
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,
... ]Carpenter will h? nsslsterl
by coffee farmed the delicious menu.
The Foster .Sunrise Service w ill| „fv< j . K. MrKitI,ry
prey- _ Mr*. James Robson and Mrs,
Is* 'held at thg Hand Shell on
Frank Bauer played ' the piano
lake ’Monroe Sunday morning ut er» and s ;ripturtr leading.
The terror o|oi«t, Ernest Walk nml the guests danced dud sang
6:00 o’clock.
Rtv. Haloid R.
old fnvorite songs. Those attend
Rattles, superintendent of the er, of Rollins College is a veteran ing included: Mr. and Mr*. John
Florida Meihnllxt Children's Home o f the Army \ir (-Wees and r. Mcisch, Jr.; Sir. nml Mrs. Jmi
at Enterprise, will be the speaker native of Dm ham, N. C. He is Mriseh, Mr. tjml Mrs. John Ivey,
The high sdiool glee club under Vocal
, , sludtui of Miss Mabel Rich Mr, and Mr*. Henry Witte. Mr.
the rliivTiion nf Mi s Ollie lt.-e*e
.A™ ronservutory of music at and Mr*. Dick* KIDberv, Mr. and
M, Armltage.
Whittle will -ing Ih Hester -dry. Rollins, Ka tries!
Mr. nml. . Mr*.
Martin
Htlneelphrr, «Mrs.
• ' . Clyde
' v . ,Ramsey.
,
.
trims “ L m l Of Hosts” and "A ll bass. am!
Mrilone, of this rity will also Jimmy
!V’ A Itowtaml.
Jr- Air.
Mr- and Mr’1
In The April Evening.”
Mrs.
sing
solo
parts.
Rev. w. I’. Yesley, pastor of
James Robson. Mr. and Mr*.
"The Crurifixion" Is based on Frank Bnuer, AJr. nnd Mr*. Al.
the First Christian Church, will
f;ive the rail to worship uml the seven ln»t wonts of Chrrit Skinner.
Mr. mid Mrs. Robert
Invocation The Rev. k 1. Wright, which are "F.ithrr. forgive them; Reely, Mr. and M i E d Whitner,
Sunday Evening
pasioi nf the Assembly o f God for they kmnv not whal thhy do;’’ Cecelia Truluck, lEich.m lica*
Music Program Told Church, wii! read the scripture "Today "halt thoo Is- with me In nnd
At Hi yon).
lesson. Itev. L. I t Rushtnd, iinstoi paradisv;” "Woman, behold thy
An uU imtsli hour o f worship of the I-Ust Nexareno Clulrvh, H"h! Hen, la-hold Ihy mother!’’
wilt be presented Sunday ut S;1** will give the closing prayer and “ My God. im Cod. why hast Ihou
p. pt-, nt the First I'reshyleii.i.i bc'nrdiclhm
fmsakrn m, r* “ I Thirst;" " It I* L ck Souers To Give
t’hurch, featuring
Mrs. George
finished;” "F'nther. into thy hanil*
Dance April 26th
Touhy In nn organ recital and Linda Leonard Given
I commend my >(drit."
the popular aoloLt, Sirs, fharlo*
At th- h.-gintiittg of "The Cru
Wilke, sopranu and Di.k Aiken,
Party On Birthday cifixion’' the 1I randies in two I* s Souers will sponsor a
tenor. These imi-idnu* nr- well
seven brnnrhc.l ramlelabta will bo dance oft Apr. 2d Immediately
known for. tht lr artistry not only
Mr. uml Mr*. - J. M.- I.ennnrd lighted- and « , each of the-sevt-n following' the nOnlor eta** piny
in Stinfotd f'" i" nearly etti’--' honored their dituglilor, Linda, rintciircs so- sung tho acolyte*; hi Heml mile High School,- it vva*
when- ihey hnre affpeartil. ■
with a Idrlliibiy. pmly Toe-day Kenneth heftier sold fRenri Mngli<i decided at the tum ting Tuesday
evpning at the iWimpim Chili.
Mr. Aiken upm-aied n-ieutly a* afternriJlf’ front 5:dl* to ,H:ilit lr.. will evjiligiii.b the light*.
Miss Joyce Good-peed, Vice presi
guest soloist ul th>___Knottier o'doth at their home '.lull Molly
dent, presided lit the meeting in
Memorial Chnpd lit M i H T t'"i* Avenue. Games were -phiyisi nml
lege. He lias L-cti studying voice a scavenger limit was enjoye I nroiiod the outdoor fireplace. the [ilu.enec.of Miss Jean Sayer,
Minutes vveie rend by
in the school of music at Rollin'. with prises Iwing nwatdixi. t" AssUtihg m -erving were: Mr*, president.
Evelyn Ratliff.
Mi*__ Wilke lui s been e-podnlly Amu- lljlw ni) Mary Ann linker. lies* Kni:hi. Mra. Henry Witte,
A favorable rrpm t of th"
Jr. au.| \niivv Appleby. Those
well I’c cu vol in Hanfunl ehurdu-- tlclM-v Joiner amt Guii Hilling.
A picnic supper was nerved iiteseni inelodrd: Gail Hitting, rummage sale bel.l Saturday was
for her pleasing interpretation
l.ui-pi Goff. .I.,.hi Wright, Atiee made nml n motion vvn* eurro-d
of sacred music mid a large fnlThe Dirt Gardeners Circle of towing of admit or- have indicated
Ht own, riiylln Shame*, Anne to donate lo the ram-i-r drive.
Those attending were
Evelyn
the* Hanford .Carden Club mrt
their eagetnesr tu him her again. rid,*, Mrs. Her la ri Moses, Mrp. linbotn. Shviln Moore, Betsey Ratliff, Barbara Chapman, Fran
at the "home of Mrs. Jack McJohn Courier, Jr.. Mrs. Mt-Kinuy, Joiner. Maty Anne linker, Felice ce* Cobh, Nancy Williams. Diion
Th?
organist.
Mis.
Touhy,
also
Donald recently with Mrs. Ber
Mr*. Clutrle* lu-tts unit Mi*. I.. Smith and Jackie McDonald.
nard, Wilke, chairman, presiding has given many programs among Munson.
Also Atm Dunn, Gietchen Kirch- Maker, Mmgnrvt ldrigft-l.br, Hetty
them
lieing
her
recent
redial
no
The rooms of the residence were
lioff, Donna Witte, Anne Whit Jane Copeland, I'liylli* Bach, Bet
Also
Mrs.
E.
II.
MeAlrXumler,
the
Skinner
organ
of
Rollins
Col
beautifully decorated with Spring
aker, Ada Adams, Ho** Boyle, ty Mathews, l.yllimi Boyle and
flowers. It was decided that Mrs. lege’s Knowle* Memorial Chapel. Mi *. J. W. Altman, Mis. Murray -Beverly -tirnv~ nnd MltTJt fatU Kitty-OdhnimJ
m
v
iv
-Mis.
(Mill
StTsT
She
has
WOn-many
friends-win
Also Louise Clark, Dorothy Attn
Harry ilearan-will represent - the
Copebmd.
Whitner Nancy i-'iltn, G l o r i a
circle as a delegate to the Hint* enjoy the. wide range of intei- Mulrolm Higgins, Mra. J. A, I’onJ.
Ml-. Lett Letdtrr, Mrs. Hoy
Dumpier, llaiel Willard, Shirley
Flowey
Convention nl
Miami pretnlinn nffordi-d hy the nrgntt
Faster *IL’sI, Mrs. S, O. Ciuise, Jr., Ml*,
Moreland, Jam- Chapman. June
The. program for thi
Beach next month.
Total ilige-liUe protein in soy- Rove D u t t o n , Jean William*.
Whm. Mra. W .M. MayEach memlier whs request nl to service wil I f n, follows: IVayer.
If. I bey of Ovicl.i L ' i i i i .-it m . at for animal* and Joyce Goodsppvd. Judy ( ’.Miledg-contribute two or more favorite "Ailoromue To." I'ale.trina-Di k - H " "
jtm u lliy i f..,o to fivi* tim e- that of Altnotu arid Fliriibetb l uiliirecipes- for lh$ conk itook which inmn; Largo i > >■in "\erxi-- ’ ,»f * i'i i’.d f t aiitgnt of Port Washington, N A
In
Somnu-i. '
the Garden Club plans to publish.* llomlel-Mckinlry ,
The fumL derived from the sale' St-'blilos- Conti-ii -In* lilies. Mi
N-otl;
Cany., i
of the book will Pe us,-. I for Charles Wilke.
Walls from "M omit.no Sketch'-*.’ I
the building fund.
All members were asked to Clokey; Wind m Tin- I'lnrs from J
Kk. t. i .
t'bikey .
register and vote. An interesting Mourilnilt
quli program on hetnei oca Ills Kaiilasle in ........... Itnrli; < li -•
wa* conducted by Mrs It. A. ale, “ Come Swt-i ir i ilc->t,’' limb 1
Williams. At the conclusion of Virgil Fox; Chn i Went lip I i >m |
the meeting mi-mln-rs mchangrd The llilla. l)iek Am-ii, Hagemtio; ,
potted plants.
Dance of the t mnly Fairy from j
"Nutcracker Suit'
T*chalknwsky, .
A Wild R om- MncDowell; !- • !
Miss Quarterman To To
Ilrurav. The MUt Caul.
Wed M. M. Tindale No chatge is Ihmg made f .r •
thi* recital nml no lolln-tlon wi'H
Miss Helen E. Uuartermnn, he taken, The Mipiest ha- b.-en j
daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. N. B. made that the congregation l.e i
m.
usrtcrman of Ovlrdo has com seated h. fore e-no
Bled plan* for her m arriage t"
Merrill M. Tindale, son of Mrs
A. L Tindal* of Inverness and Birthday Party Given
h a \ -'‘m a w H
A. L TtildalA of Hanford. The For
David W atkins!
'
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wedding will h*. solenmiied Hunday afternoon, at two o'clock nl
Mrs! Br. mgiiton Watkins hon
tho Oviedo Methodist Church
with Rev. J. M. McLeod offi- ored hsr son David with n birth
5 c » » r,'K
day J arty at her hmm- 1613 I'nldating at the ceremony.
•» ( I
f. I’ n rkcr nml
The bride’s parent* lire enter mettn Avenue -Tuesday nflem-imi
Wart , K vem h u rif
taining with an inforpial recep celchruling hi- fourth IdiThday.
tion at tho Oviedo ‘Womans Club Game* were played In the yuid
j. Fm intulii
immediately following the wed and each child went “ fishing" in
n
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s
i
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K
«
IVn t
ding and all friends and relatives the fishpond and received a favor
* ino ■
o f the couple are cordially in- and n guckei.
Rcfreshmeot* of |cc nram, rnkc
vited'to attend tho ceremony and
and a colon-.t Easter egg with
reception.
l^.-V
J
the ttntite of the receiver were
srrved by tin- hrnite** n-.-isleil by
and about nfi chapters In Canada. Mr*. Jamc* s.iods of Orlnmlo un.i
t 0
fThere are 32 State, Rrovfnco Mr*. ( iayum Smith.
TTiwe attending were llarrismi
A liskel, it ln.-*kt*l— oome fill your llnstfr ILiskt*! with
ami District chapters.
tliingH Ihnl will make thL n more henutiful Kiwlcr l« r
- "There are individual P.E.O.'r Smith, Hilly Tyre,'Abigail liny I.
Fay Gurnet. John Dame, Justin'
living all ’nround the world.
you— nnd a happier holiday for thone you will re“ P.EiO, has more than two Lynch, jicanim Dittrichs, lliirbnra
mcntlfcr with Rrnnd fftfln. W eVc nlwnys net the style
million, dollars Invested in the .Moses, Johnny Courier.. Sandra
for. Economy, nnd our Easter Ensemble o f toiletries,
education o f women, through a MeKinny. Sninlra Brits, Bobby
qiftn, novelties, nnd plnln everyday needs in fashioned
loan fund o f more than |H00,- Munson. Dottiv McAlexamler, Jay
000 and n Junior College for Altman. Gwyn Y*tCib_ Marilyn
In Rive you Ihc HlilfJEST VALU E S in the Easier
irirls, Cottey College, at Nevada, McDaniel, Allison Lee' nml Mal
I'urnde
colm Higgins.
Cirtdn arid Alan Fonder. Knnrirn
“ Among women'* organisation*
no other haa so great an invest Martina, Rid!" Reel, Sally <’ lmi>'-.
ment In promoting education for Burke and Tnnya'WItui, Ed Yarn.
women. 1 he loan fund hs« aided Don anil Jerry Ulrtv of (ivied,,
Yardlcy Shnvlntf
more than o.OOO women to college ftlirrry Bauds of flrlauibi n-i-i
and professional training, wltn David and Michael Watkii.the purpose of self support,
Also. Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mr"Membership Ip P.E.O. comes Mill* Boyd, Mlsa Bat bam Copby Invitation, thus the member- recht. Mra. Lclsnd Dame. Mis.
$
anlp is' a selected mie." „ •
Justin Lyrkh, Mr*. Wally Dl'-l-
"Trtt*
20 yc*r»
t«re
Indicative oI j-iterv•t .ili.hc.'vuti,
fTJafton^is flu^ TorinatioM " f .i
new circle of the Hanford Garde t
Club which ho« been named the
Hibiscus .Circle. This bring* the
total of gerdt'u elides to six,
the others being Atalcn. t’cntnil,
Dirt Gnlxlenei 'i>. Magnolia and
Hose with each having approxi
mately 25 member*.
The new elide was formed nt
the homo of Mr*. H. II. MeCqslin on Magnolia Avenue Tues
day. The following officer* were
selected fo r the year; Mrs. Seth
Woodruff,* chairman; Mr*. S. F.
Long, vk e thninnnn: Mrs. Hatty
Woodruff, tren.-utri and Mr*. It.
A. Moreland, nvreury.
Mrs. W. A. FitU sponsored the
circle which will hnve it* first
meeting May in at the.home of
Mrs. llk k Mclaulin.
H tl'I'V III Itl’ll f) A Y
April 2(1
Crorgv.lt. Sims..Jr.
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V
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Bowl
1.00
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OPENING of
CilEAH.Oll
FORMDLA
DINNER
sm |
MENU
fi P. M. ~ 8 PL M.
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Ipana ‘
Vince ■
59c
39c
69c
50c
Teel
39c
60c
Fasteeth
*19c
50c
BarbuHol
39c
25c B. C. Powders 19c
sTA*
Saute'd Relishes
50c
75c
Listcrinc
25c CarteTs Pills 19c
Grapafruit Broiled In Sherry
_
Chicken Ah’glaiie
v
_ Jellied Tom*t(r Consomme
,
Coolat*"
rieat"
gha'*n*
Deep Fried or Broiled TrouL Tartar Haute
Baked Jumbo Squxb, Guava Jelly
Half Fried Ghlriten, Apple Jelly
Baked Vlrelnla Ham, Pineapple Glare'
Vfttn
$1.25 Retonga $1.09
2
‘2 ? 60c Sal Hepatica 49c
60c Syrup Pepsin 47c
Fillet Hlgnoa, S|u*e Mayfair
60c
Baut* *d Cereal!*
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Hnowflaka rotator*
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Murine
49c
$1.00 W ine Cardui 89c
50c
Pineapple and Cream Cheese
Iltaria o f Pglm
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1MI
EASTER SUNDAY
B#rv*d 12 Noon — 2 F. M.
W j 75c
in irn
MAYFAIR INN
ng
(hang* r
1U
to abandon
P A f i E T F IR E &
Public Invited T o
Buffet Supper Given
Hear Singers Tonight
By Lions A t Hub.
__ __
Easter
Hibiscus Circfe Qf
Vogram Announced Garden, Hub Formed
The public is cordially ’ Invited
• — T E L E . N O . 148 lu. atterid-th#—wurnhijr'xefvfW hi
the Presbyterian Church Sunday,
morning at 11:00 o'clock when the
Easter service will be held with
Dr. K. D. Brownlee conducting.
Tho progam will be opened with
an organ prelude “ An Easter
Capt. and Mr*. Thomas Best Spring Song' by Garth Edmundand son arc visiting with hli par son which will be followed by a
ent*. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Best in call to worship with th* music
"St, TheodulphV H y m n ”
by
Laka Mary.
Teaschner.
8. T. Nutting of Savannah la
Mr*. F. S. Vi-rnay *will conduct
■pending Easter with his mother, the choir and will also be tho
Mrs. 8. C, Nutting
and Mrs. organist for the program, Thom
Arthur Branau,
singing In -the choir will include
soprano*, Mr*. Chnrle*
Wilke,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Watkins and Mr*. J. A. Biitline, Mrs. rtayburn
daughter, Lynn, of Atlanta, a ir Mllwec, MiV C. C. Blanc, Jr.,
spending the Easter holiday* with and Mrs. W. A. Wright: alto*,
her, parents, Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Mrs. A . C. Fort, Mrs. R. F. Mann
Maxwell,
and Mra. H_ M. Womack; tasse*.
C, C. Howard, J. A. Bistline and
Friends of Andrew Stine will Georg* Touhvi tenors, J, N. Wal
bo glad to learn that he Is re ters and Dick Aiken.
cuperating nicely from a recent
George Touhy- and Dick Aiken
operation In the Kernald-Laugh- will have solo part* in the an
ton Memorial Hospital.
them “ He I* Risen" by Clare and
Dick Aiken will sing " In ’ Tho
Friend* of Neal Coleman of End O f The Subbath" a* a solo.
'Floral Heights will regret to learn Mrs. C. C. Blanc. Jr., will sing
that he la confined to the Femald- “ 1 Know That
My
Redeemer
Laughton Memorial Hospital be Llvelh” by llandrl. The organ
cause o f illness.
postlude
will
be
"Hallelujah
Chorus From The Messiah" by
D. A. Hlllcy of Iiika Wales Handel.
1* the weekend guest of hU
At 8: 00 p. m.. Mrs.
Georgo
niece, tfr*. Lillian Vickery, *n- Touhy usslstvd by Mrs. Cbarlt's
route to Moron, tin. to visit with Wilke and Dick Aiken will pre
other relatives.
sent an jtuur of music. The j-.iiUI(<is~cordially inviterl.
___
Mr. and • Mr*. Claude Robson
and Miss Pearl Robson will ar
rive tomorrow from Hollywood*- Mrs. Jack McDonald
Fla, to spend the Easter holldny*
Has Garden Circle
with Dr. snd Mr*. J. N. Robson.
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Add 20% Federal tsrire U t
Vitalis
39c
Q U IN IN E
Is Back!
When the (invernment
called fpr (juinine, we
flladly contributed our
stock lo Ihc Armed
Forces to which all
bvnilnhle s u p p l i e s
hnve been roI ur . NowQuinine is buck nnd
we nrc plennetl that
we can again make
Quinine nvnilnhle to
physicians for t h e
treatment o f malaria
and other conditions
for which Quinine is
a specific or contribu
ting remedy. Should
your doctor prescribe
Quinine for you, bring
the prescription to us
for Immediate com
pounding.
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IVnar . sensiblei apron*
pocbtU-thst wynj( cu e.i in t h t t o
or frill* that 7 ® n’t extend over
r n r u h i Ar i t i r u t
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And- CBnyaualen.
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E * i t fr 8 on rite terviee* will l}«
ild at the Park Bunds/ morning.
Harvey Pui
property air>
" Y t v . ’ bnd life'. W . V * f c r r l 4 o n ,
M r.-a n d Mra. Milton Blrtkhead
Mr. Anil M r*. C h arles.B . 8|)krRi
« % * M r. and H r*. W . <P. ball*,
•pent Sunday at Silver Springe.
O il* SJoMom left T h a n d a y fo
hi* physical examination.
Capt. Stanley Peckham ip.it
Tuetday In Orlando.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Tonkin
ton and M b *. Charlotte Dou:*t'.
leave Monrfav for their home I
North Wilmington, M an ., a f u
•pending the wintrr he**.
Mr. Robert L. IJullnrJ o f A H *
ona la vlalling hi* *later, Ml.
P. B. Burke.
Mr. dame* Field*
ha*
pur
ch**ed Harvey Pugll* home an
Mr. and Mr*. W. Y. Minahev
« id Mr*. I. Minahew and Mr. an
n . Ralph Wllllama and daugh
ter, Myma, apent Sunday at Day
(ona Beach.
Deloro* Klrach. daughter p'
Mra. Ruth Krrach wa» taken I
4f S
Worth Ip.
Worthl*.
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r
C H tn n iK * o r t-nai
10* t i S - . S S h
m
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c H iin rn
UI'K.NTEIL Rector
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rtil.y H*rvlc».—■11:40 A.
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w . y. a t
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Friday ** rv k e — M B
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Rev. Mark T,
Avery »«c<>a* I
nun ton, f||* A.
Jlh.r uundaya-Bi
lluaaik
"S S K S A T l 5 £
wie.lloa, felt P. M.
w . I*. Hrouka, J r. Paalor
Sunday s< h.mi. '» • ( » a . M.
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Worahlp. ilia c . a . M.
Training L'alun. f i l l I*, hi.
W ur.h p. I;U. I-. hi.
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w . -i... -.1 .«y Scrvlr., t ' « I*. M
ure.ry lor Huaday km ..in* n r .
c*.'
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«r phone* lor hard a* hrarln*.
ro .M iu y .u a rirroA L c m *
Corner of Park Atcnee ai
laffett,
ori.a CAveidl.lc
With Fluihaways uu Nata-Pant* th©
always-frcih, w#»-proof panties mad©
•specially fo hold Fluthaways.. *
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home now, and reported doln:
nicely.
Mr. and Mra. Howard. Ellli
Mr. and Mra. Milton Blrckheai
of Chariotteaville, Va., left Mon
day after vlaitlng with Mr. am
Mre. Z. E. Smith. ■
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and Mr.-and Mra. Clarence Peck
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*f Kettles
Hurls Feds To S To 3. Victory Oyer Deland
Bryant, Bride, Lake, Langston
S em inoh-H as^B tg Inning, T o T rou n ce N ed) Sm yrhaf 1 2 -8 *
Each Explode Pair Of Safeties
Lombardi Hits Homer In First
Granthem, Dyess
AT HIS BEST
Fans
Now
Await
Sanford Riprht Hander Scatters 10 Red Hat
lO o eP tM A S S iq And Cullum Lead
Blows While Mates Bunch 10 Hits
1946 Pitching
y>Ul4115000*1
ix
For Three B ig Innings
Attack At Plate
Surpremacy Test
More Athletes
Feds Held Scoreless
Newhouser, Feller T o
A fte r Getting: 12
F’ace Best Hitters in
Probably Will
-Runs In First Frame '
American
League
Go To Mexico
S ^ o v to J o -S te a ls o f= *A ^ a
e s s e ,At'ygAR vsiiiH-fag- \
lly JULIAN STF.NSTHOM
o e s r f SPBuie- -ffeAtsitaie-,
Although lie wu» nicked for a
tola) of t 'll Hit a. (loose. Kettle*
S M A s o l o e M is
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scutlettd tlifm will enough In
limit the Dvl.and Red lln tj In
tbter run* whili hi* mate*, the
(5- Hanford Celery Foil*, wore bum. hThe Seminole
lllffh
School
>«M
mg t*■*i Sifctic* nml taking ail*
Hy FRANK ECK
Celery Fed* captured their fourth
9 ! S ' vantage of five hale* on hall*
, ' NF.W S'OHK, Apr. 19. (Ah—
victory in five atartx th's aeasqn
.
i.n.l four lli'il
it errors tn cal)-.
'M ajor, leagui Lascliall, on the
when they downed the Nr<v
‘r—— : tine a tit to :t win okcr the same Latest
Reports ‘Say
thieshold of what appears to be
Smyrna Beach Barracuda* by a
' eluli that trounceil the local* 22
it* gieatrst season. Is going to
.score of 12 to 8 yesterday attrr^
Pasaucls Have Few
to' I in the Mit»nn'» rpeiur last
answer countless questl >ns, jues‘ noon at the Municipal Park,
ft'
Tuesday night irnTtelJtinl.
tlon*
that
hara
been
on
the
mlnda
Pesos Y et
osb
The Feds had their big inninThe Celery Feds, a* they di.l
u( the fails ever since the Nazi*
during the first frame when they
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In Wednesday. night's win over
loved in the towel.
pushed aero*. 12 runs. However,
Hy FRANK KCK
’If*"*’
8t« Augustine, hunchell t^elr blow* A I* Niwufriturfii Sports W rtitf
For one thing. Cue Fan ha*
the Feds recorded on three hit J>l
atnl aeoreil their eight rfin* I't
tot licru ahi; to compure such
during, the slants, a double by
NKW YOKK. Apr.- 10, (/*»?—
[I
three innlnit*.
pitching
stara
as
Hob
Feller
(J
the Fed first aacker, Clark, and
Latest report* are thnt the five
livelanl and llal Niwhouser of
Lc
They came from liehlml In' Ihc Pauiuel hinthen, barker* of. the
singles by Kilpatrick Had Single
Detroit.
thlnl. Inning with two counter*, Mi * uan Iu-iigur, still have a few
tary.
Newhouser, though li fir.-11 ir
U
iallietl four in ‘ the fifth und.put im |i | pesos with which-, they plan
Duruaa, the New Smyrna Hur
pnaluM, rn*j tn stardom during
on ih r finishing touche* In the to lure mole major leagua baa*ler, was worked for nine free
wartime,
winning
Utf
games
in
eltrl^t within flna| pair.
p u n a during tha Innings, he hit
ball player* south o f tlw Jfcrd*r.
I’ l l and UA last season to win
one batsman and hit mate, re
Hill Bryant Davit Hrlile, Bud-1/
Hy the end Of March the I’a^*
1944
and
‘
J
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Inst
aetson
to
win
corded three error* before t h - (
ju i.
Lake unil Mayo Langston pe- quel* had rnoile nvi Mutes to some
ihe
American
League'*
covcteil
fire was put«out. Sixteen Frdx
[, t<H .counteil for two -rafetie* each 10 major leaguors, 17 of wham
most
valuable
player
award
both
psr*d«d to the plate.
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during the affair while Joe Jus- crossed -the Rio (irande for better
t
im
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.
Following the flr*t *taiua.
lei
. ttce anil llyron Sharj^ jibtnliftcl pay and shorter hour*. (F.arb
In
four
yriwar
season*.
New.
•sueil
onjy
one
walk
while
’r ■ .the-other two. T wo of -thitpte i team bitty* Ihrcc games a week.r
hoiis,, never could rock up more
hi* mate* committed only two
gt
hit* wete ifoulile*, one by lirlile
The vuliiutimi of these player*,
'hnti nine TlecTsioha.'. O f couri.c',
rrror* w hieki.were—not rosily
M
f
In the thinl with one on ami thi aer* they tu* l*e plnceil on the
it may \n> that he neeije I ex peri*
and the local* were held *corv|< I* ,
other hy Sharjn* in the eighth.
Ami'iirnn diamond market, would
cnee for he'll lie only 25 on May ,
leas' for the temaindcr of the
1 to ••
Itrlatrnl broke the scoring in* run iM-twren * 100,000 and fcVW,20.
*
1
contest.
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for
In the.thlnl when Khahalla b.-at, 000.
Feller, who reachad 27 last Nov.
The Barracudas tallied twice in
to
out an infielil roller toward* *ec>
Hut what the I’asquel* have nl.1, never won tho valuable player !
their half of the fir.U inning
Joe tUs B9CA t r ie (no
ond. * Itoia walked hut wu* forced ready laid on the line 1* not even Having rapped out u homer Into the right field stand* |n the flnit nwurd but he rertulnly set a gtoup
when B. McCray singled to cens to «s e o F tlte VAsJaEas
JjJf
at ieeoml when Furh* grounded a drop in the bucket since their Inning of the N'aUonal league'* season opener lietween the (Santa
ter and I). McCray beat out m i*
of rrack prewar batters hack on .
-r^ix cn ti^ cr. i a -fUGirt f t n t
1 ijjF'. to aliort. Iluaever, Bride's throw banking, ranrhing and ■ export and the Phillies, Krnie I^>mhardi Is shown crossing home plate, lie
infield groundor to second base.
wa* wide, prrmitllnjr Hhalmlln tn fortune I* In the neighborhood if i* being congratulated hy Halm Young (le ft) and Center Fielder its rollective ear, winning 24
3b exdiprfiot o a »j* s U e tkr
White aLnslctl_ ta Jo ft—lo -score---games in 1939, then 21 the fob
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Marshall.
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f *>W
cro*a the plate,
|OO,(M.0.000. And this, says Jorge
■e c u a j A v e * A © e o r - w * ;
BTMcCray and D. McCray cross
lowing, campaign and 25 in IIHS-s
ijr '
The Full- waited- jio_ lime.. in i'aMTUul, president - «f- lha league,
ed the plate on C. McCray’*
liefore he went Into the Navy.
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1+ A cw te.R jA is \
E g T *. gaining the lead w1i:n with two doc* not Include MV« million del*
single to deep short
And. hr did it against baiters
A d o PCn/idO ist *f5 O U d S
_#
men out, llrynnt wa* ■aught hy tars put up hy the director* of
In the sixth, lluaselton gained
like Toil William* nf the Uostun
•Sfone of Ixslie’x tn**e* unit »eored eight Movean club*.
first by virtue of a fielder,
.
when Uiide doubtal to left. Bride
choice, stole second and came
Many more
mi
m a j o r leaguers
.
took third when la-nlic hoiked and irnhably wiill jump to Mexico be
home on an error by Linglr nl
In iilvntally. j f ju u wonder why 1
OCOieil when Lake ningled to ern- fore the season is ninny week*
third.
’
most baseball experts pick the
ter.
SILVKK HPKINCH, Apr
lt>. »„
The Barracuda* threatened witn
old. However, it is doubted by
_Yankees a* a shoo-in this season
a five run rally in their half of
In the fourth, Drl-aml knolle I every sound AmrrLan baseball (A*)— The Florida HtTtle l^-agii"
j just take a look at three of their
the seventh. Tne run* came
the count with a single tolly. nagnate thnt the Mexicans will flashes track tonight to the snmr
j star*, namely DiMaggio, Joe Gora result of two error*, three W
Hyra bent out a roller Ju»t in ivrr lie able tn put a crimp In schedule that staiteil league piny
I iloti and Pitcher Spud Chandler.
hit*.
‘
--ho calibre of t'nitrd State* base last Tuesday night. The Otlumln ------u ’ front of th? plate. He gained
P r i o r to Newhouxer'a brilliant
H.OItIDA STATE LKAfil’K
Uoot Singletary went the roulc
'T|f' *ecnnd when Hritt grounded out, ball. The fail remains that the Senators, after three stimuli’.
•outhpawjng,
these
three
Yanks
\% L I'fl.
ki«n«* » * »
for Seminole and gave up 11
Hrlile to Silverman. Ilrnmcn Ireol majors are mrilottdr,| this ssaion victories, will return to theli. I .....m
l
9 l.tovl'f wire tnnst valuable players In the
hit*.
He fanned eight
New
out an infield roller townrd* »ee- and they ran sturnl losing some home field tn meet Leeshurg !•*> i
(» I.OGto JunlOf circuit, 1041. through lOt-l,
Smyrna batimeh. and itMird only
a
I
-tUlT respectively, •
ond, Hyra Inking third and *enred players even if one or two cluL* again. The Senators have regis •» i \ i o n i i . .
i
tered two victories over the I'ji.tikg
JOHN F. CHANDLER
I
a pair of free panes.
1" ’when Beaman wu» Icing thrown ose n star.
Dave F a r r i a s , thr Red Sox A P Hy
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N’ewsfeatures
Cullum, Grantham and Dyes*
Derby Horse Named
L
out nt nor o ml on I’avulirh'*
The war years s h o w e d the Packer* to date and one over HI. AUKU’ lllt*’
won 21
*„
I
.113 rookie sensation who
Manager
Hill Fuch'»
Dularrul l«« e»!*»»» H
led the Seminole attack at the
•
%
QUO game* last season aftrr only one
Ikgrounder to Uryant.
American magnates that It w*s Red flfats.
GLYNDON,
Mil.,
Apr.
10,
idA—
For Detroit W riter plate with two htta each during
u
.4*0 year of organised ball—Greens4i
The ked'» hiR inning cante In I’otslhle to get along with minor
Not only the buds, the bird* and
1 r«lrr4 a t'4 Mrwull
DeLand, the Red Hat* will
the afternoon. First, baseman I).
engue rosters. Now they have lie Inhost*
loro.
N
.
.
Cf,
Piedmont
Leagut,
HANKOlll.
v,
llol^irnl
J
T
the fifth.
Sharpe wa* hit hy
the
spring
brasses
are
stirring
to the Hanford Celery
McCray slammed- out a triple
<»rlofKlu 3; l^twlMirK U
1912— i* another wartime star In the Free State’s fox hunting
Louisville, Ky. — Fact* and and
laudio and Itnmeulalely wa* nenl a hcndacho trying to make room Feds. Manager Ed I-evy-Whllner'*
beaf oui .an infield roller
Hi .\uff ii-lin# * I, 1‘ul tlk.t J
who
may
have
the
slugger*
sand,
figutVirnn
the
72mt
running
o
f
to third hy Hryant'a aingle to for service returnees and in many club will be out to get fuLthiil
c
o
u
n
t
r
y
—these
days—
soctety’f
lU ,U l r - ILwrh I |t
5
for two safeties.
ft
ing the horsehide whistling past amateur hnrsefnlk are getting
the Kentucky Derby:
i . __tenter,
llryant look second mi raxes th* Moaican Ijeaguc i* doing revenge for the 22 to 1 defeat
his
ear*.
NATIONAL.
LKAGt'K
|
the throw in to third. However, th -m a favor.
ready
for
a
resumption
of
pointOats—
May
4.
19-lfl.
handed them in the season’,i
vr. l. l*»t.
Chandler of the Yank* I* an to-point racing aftrr three yaais
thlnl baseman Nash let the throw
opener. Thu* far, the Fed* ac t MIC. K«»
P l a c e — Churchill Dowm, Kentucky -Derby
1 o I .lint) other who enjoyed hi* best year
j
get away front him and Sharpe
Idleness enforced by war.
counted for a win over Manager N» V* \ret »«
«44
Louiavllle, Ky.
:
i
while
thr
hitters
were
in
the
■
reared, llryant winding up o'. again nnd Monday night they'll Hill Hteinecke’s Ht. Augustine III ie«*KI) I*
Drawing
the
cream
of
the
na
M
U
3 I
Facts And Figures
Purse—9100,000 added rnonr
wfcto irrvln .
J I
thlnl.
Hrlile then smashed a enteitain the D a y t o n a beach Haint* nnd last night tank an «t U*)|l*
tion’* timber tnpnsrs, Ihc fourllrmie.n
*y
I •I
But the big pitching question mile Maryland liunt. tomorrow,,
u* rliigle' into left, llrunnl scored Dodgers.
H to 3 affair over the Red lints I'llUbuiifb
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Apr. 19. (A-)
i r
til narrow* down to Feller and NewDistance—ono and one-fourth
j
oil the play nnd llride went on
in Hanford
with its 22 haxardoux Jiarrjerx.
I'bllNel* I|'M.»
u X ii
— Bob Murphy, Kentucky l)crby
« t M 'llM II
llr I. %> II
miles.
.vac
houser,
not
only
*ln
the
matter
rinclmiuii
n
, . to arioml when left fielder Br>t;
The
Huint*
will
return,
to-their
attracts
major
interest,
A
record
ah r a
Mb r k
eligible and win
wlnnxr of tho Arkan
i M l f U d ) '*
llr «M lla
of victories but-also in strikeout!. crowd surpaaxtng *thc 25,000 nf
I
ndacued the Imll. |j»ke filed out
H h'p *. 3b 2 t I H*l.a*M* r( & | 2 home field tonight to entertain
. N u m b e r of eligible*— 149 sas Derby, wa* named for the
111•.*.kI>fg i, Nr n Ymk I
si n l . s * ) S J l l i w f , lb 4 0 t the Palatka-Asalea*. Myril Hoag’s
1 l rr M
Newhouser
topped
the
league
In
eolla,
geldinga
nnd
fillies.
to renter but Langston aingle.)
some
prewar
years
may
be
a
real
•* 1 * « • 4. I'lnrlhnatl 1 %
sports editor of the Detroit Times.
llrute. to
v : Kuchf. r f I A ft
whiffs the last two year* while ity.
HI. I.iiiiIm 4; rilUbtirtfh 3
tu left to score llride, Inuigxinii
Probablb number of starters
Id t k r , If
m ! Na»h. Ib 4 C» I Arnicas dropped a 4 to 2 context
Dav* Ferguson, Detroit sportiO lll)
R 4 II1 M
«M*|l‘Mtt|lvt|.
Feller'held sway In that depart
gaining second on the throw in.
l/n»t n, rf i t : II) TM. |b 4 I 2 Iasi night In Palatka, and Ht.
Thi Maryland Hunt, run over
— 10 to 18.
man and owner of th) chestnut f t
T *4 r |’« Gn m m
JtM.tr, r f 4 *» I llr lll.
If « 0 t Augustine cam* up with their
ment
during
those
three
seasons
(
Judies’ - beat out an infield hit
a winding course on the J. \V. Y.
|li» 'oil Ml I hll tHrIphlu (p(t«l|Nin<
colt, ha* another winner he namc-|v
Cost of nominations—$50.
7. t» j *« l v < I II irmAn* ** 4 0 |
he piled up 70 triumphs.
•'
which allowed Langston to ail.
m
UibrI i'rlfl.iyi.
Martin a a t a l a In Worthington
HlIVn. i« 3 R M PuTh lb 30# first win (if the season.
for Buck Weaver, turf writer for
Cost to.start—91.000.
I
'IlirlfiriMf
i
h
9
rittuburMb
I|»tt«l*
Daytona
Beach’*
Dhdger*
will
r- vanca to third and the Fed right
KrUlrt*. |» 3 to U l / l l r , p
J o |
Valley about IR mile* from Haiti:
Value to winner— In esc*** the Louisville Time*. Buck WeavK'mct'n, a I o I Invade Gainesville tonight, uftcr |Htni I i line** Kiltln) )
1‘
fielder scored 'when Zuspel filed
more, will be lilt* changed from
(M iik
I 'j l l i g g . M ilM lllM r
of 975.000, depending on num- »r. however, I* not eligible fo r the
K » k d l,
b
I I o beating the G-Men It to 3 in
I'.’
out to Fuchi in center.
H ere’s How Football ll'4'J when Htuart S. Janney-fod) tier of starters.
derby.
ll'k'n'if. t a • • the Dodger home perk Inst nigh:
tMFRICAN LEAGUE
hia Winlnn to victory over Paul
" Thr final Sanford run* wvie
Heionil
plno
value
910.000.
Game*
Saturday
3
7
)
1
0
•
l
3
2
i
it)
Total
Is
Beingr
Inflated
Mellon’* Rustic Romanic.
tolnnn nl*
%%. U IV1
1
Scored ip the eighth.
Sharpe
MACAI.K8TER u i j t s HTUEH8Y
Third place—6.OC0.
Spnfnrd at Ht. Augustine
|l«e»|»tn
1 u 1“00
A cornfield has eliminated the
\
doubled down the right field line
:«
f.*t
I'M v a llr h
In >lh.
l ie*Vr lulxl
* *9 t» l.ofto
Palatka
at
Daytona
Beach
Fourth
place—
92,600.
RICHMOND, V a, Apr. 10, UP) No. 3 fence— known as the “ Union
N— l» allr« l fo r l ^ i l l t In l l h .
and scored when llryant singled
(16
Nrw Y«*lk
1
W A Y N F.SDC HI). Vn., UP) Leesburg at Gainesville
r a n f*»r K o v a l In 5 th ,
a 1
Other distributlsn — tralnim Divight Stuessy, director of the
- to left, llryant advanerd to arc. h er l—
1 «ce — This la one of the stories they Memorial" for the many rider*
p fu l
It A I I o n A 0
I— 3
Orlando at DeLniiil
1
lllljtlt
Iplll.t
1
J3
of
find,
second
and
third
horses
*
i
1
told at a meeting of th* Dixie who wound up In th* hospital by
,
ond when an ‘attempt wa* made H AN m i l l *
o o : A 4 ft O 2 i — I
Du Pont Employees’ (Recreational
Game* Hunday
Mt 1,*|'I!■
i
2 .333 Football League about Harvey that name after falling to ntgotlget 93.COO, 92.000 ond 9I.QO).
i
to nnh Shaipe at.Ihc plate. Lake
_ ... 0 ••
« toto
t*hlrM|C«»
Association and former William
Dr Imud at Banford
lespcctivrly;
bleeders
of
first
(Stud)
Johnson,
the
former
Williate. the steep jump.
__ 0 i
.ftOto
*
nngled to center to tcore llryant
WurtitfiKton
and Mary basketball coach, ha*£
Orlando at Leesburg
n
and
Mary
atari
am
sUrt
Janney
The swordfish is a fierce fightand •wind up thr (coring hoatllJanney, who saw Pacific action three horse* get 92,000, 11,000 been named athletic dlrextor at“
St.
Augustin#
at
Palatka
n«*9tnn
s
: W u h ln K lo n
i
Johnson,
It
scents,
wa*
drafted
rr when wounded, and ha* been
and 9500, ie*( actively.
g
Hit*.
Macaleeter C o l l e g e , Ht. Paul,
bvJ° ^ ! Z ' nf
» Marine captain and wa.
Now York *: I'lillatlelphln
Gainesville at Daytona Beach
H e ln U l ft; Ht. I^iulft I
Tonight the local* travel tn known to drive his sharp upper
Probable attendance — 100,-Minn., where he once.was a mem& lt B |
^ J rf which
ih u a offered
aec2SLiF M?;
« w .r d « l thei Purple. Heart for
bell
League,
him
Onl) fcamr- uliWuiM.
wyunds on Raipan, will try for
OCO.
Itelamil for another tilt with the Jew thrnugh several thleknrsies
' ber of the coaching staff.
9*M lilMM
$250 a game. That didn't seem another leg on the challenge cup.
Squad Contest Nets f*r11 I T««lM
,
* lied Hat* and muve on to Si. of oak planking.
Ml rlrirlltnii tplity In
enough to Johnson, so he went to
Augustine for n contest with Hill
L
W ar Hero $29,360 il.it*\\.»•
Pan Topping of the All-Amrrica , Winton now Is 12 years bid, but
tiiiigiiMi At Nftw Y*»rk
hteTnecke'* Salnta tomorrow even*
Yankees.
Topping offered hint “ In pretty good shape," say$ Jan
Olil) KAtlirA Ft t»« dlllfit.
ing. Hu it d a y . Hanford's Stale
ney.' Th* horar won all of Mary
.Statistics show that In th* home
1350.
LIRMINGIIAM,
Ala.,
Apr.
19.
I.ngue entry teturn* for an a f nearly 50 percent of all accidental
HOCTBFRV AHSOCIATlrfN
Johnson went hack to Ted Col land'# “ Big Three" In 1942. and
f/TT—Capt. C h a r I e y .Boswell, •»
\r«trrtla«'• Itraulta
ternoon till with the Ited Hut*, •Lath* result from falls.
lins In tea
Boston and the ante wa* may try it again this spring.
member of the 1937, ’39 and *3'.'
N «»1»%ills 3: t hnltinos'icr 1
9460.
Also reported readying for this
Alabama football teams, will alAtl.in*i .ft Hh ml nf hnin
h*« iM|'hl- at l.lttlo lln> It inlifhli
p illt f l were looking up for 50th running of tHe Hunt -Cup Is
nayiC remember the spring ot
Xu*- iirteiinx’
Xlntilt* •"it!’'O ' Johnson so be tried another trip, Chris M. Greer, Jr.’s, Houseman,
tOtG. Even though he .couldn’t
and Topping went to 9660. Collins 10-ycar-old veteran of tha 1942
ire what waa going on he heard
AMERICAN ABSOCIATION
movad It up to 9060, and Tnpplhg Maryland Hunt.
that we.now have — while they .laall
’Rieit only a
the cheers of 25.009 fan* who
I n l r n l a i 'i Iteaalu
came back with 9750 and a 1500 “ youngster" of six In ' » field ef
"> Paul, i: Milwsukt! I
paid 91 aach when Alabama ellKnnia- I'U ' Si Mfnnrapnll, C
bonus for signing. That gesture nine. Houseman wont down at the
-naked Ua spring drills with an
(Xiiiimliu* al
(nlaht)t. pat Johnson in the All-America 19th fence.
Intrasquad game for Boswell s
T u l« !i *1 tmllanapoll* inlstit). UagtM .'
benefit.
i
Ho,well lost hi* sight as a re
sult of a German ahell fired dur-
To T
State League Flashes Back
To Opening Day Schedule Tonight
STANDINGS
,u|
World Series Of Gentlemen Riders
Resumes With Maryland Hunt
SCARCE ITEMS
�%
«e>
" i
F R ID A Y ,
A P R IL
General
^_G et
19,
THfc SANFORD HERALD. BANFOIU), FLORIDA
1946
Van Fleet F L O R I D A ’S N E W G A R D E N IA C.Pj V, Snarled Up Real Smoke Puffs
In Problem About Fro® New Electric.
Honorary G IR L i s S E L E C T E D
Oldest School
W dm otive Toys
■WASHINGTON, I). C„ Apr. ]\<
NEW YORK—Scrub o ff your
llackboard, and gel u f r r s h |itP.'i>
of chalk, kid,—and trot ready for
some note, for your letter to
skirl,.
But they’re nil snarl*.i Santa.
up in the problem o f whether
Even though it seem, n bit
the skirts should bo longer this early to be thinking about Christ
year.
mas, there urj so many wondtrYou see. for four year* now, ful new kind, of toy, you halfwomen a skirts havo stayed nbmit pint, never have seen that you'll
Not bec-aiiM* need at least until IVcember to
the same length,
_____
_
them tint make up your minds.
designers
designed
way, nor because the women de
lint * A preview of what you’re going
manded them that length,
find under the treo* was held
chiefly
7.:1“7 •because7 of-' _aj iit«ie civ\ to
(eerntiy at the toy fair in New
ruling known lechnlcaHjr/»*, L-M. York—and It's a shame you were
... *uthings,
m* _ *_
mm deerrM~_~>Mi
Among other
L^SS
n't there yourstlves to* see the
thc length of womenV dr»ase*, fairyland of more than 100,000
... v.lew
In
L „ of wartime shortage* plaything,. If you're pretty big,
It says, for instance, that a sir* you ‘ may i t member I be plentiful
1G d r e , shall- measure 41 an*l
prewar day, whan toy, were made
one.half Inches from the back of
of rubber and melat. If you're n
the nrck to the hemline.
little shaver, you have some won
The other day, CPA adviser derful ,urpri,e, ahead.
gave L-H5 the postwar ence-over.
Rubber and metal toy, are back
And nobody had many objection* again. That mean, doll carriages
and cook stove, for sister, fire
engines, pogo sticks, e l e c t r i c
train, and wagons for brother.
There are rubber animals and
r u b b e r ball, and shiny new
streamlined sleds.
Toylund this year has many
item, that (tally work just like
the bigger one,. In your home.
Sister’, cookstove, for example,
really heats ut> by electricity, anil
i, made so ,he can't burn the
house down while serving tea ‘.o
tin* ilnlti.
Hrother will like n steam engine
that really produce, steam, and a
1locomotive that chug, and puffs.
He can have u flop-proof four
wheeled like, or a fire engine,
automobile *>r tiny other sort of
conveyance I'edulleil by foot.
Doll, are slowly but surety com
ing into their own. This year they
have movable eyrs, and some of
timin' sreiEhe welling doll, you*v**
heard so much about. The doll
i ical job ,ince 1939, was a, em furniture Is lieautiful—especially
a btd with n slide-down sidr that
phatic on tne other r.de.
" I ’ve lasted blood now," she de works ju«t like the one on your
clared firmly. " I ’ve known wh.it |
■it’s like to hold down a paid J»n |
I during the war.
I ll never go
jbaek to doing nothing lit home i
I again."
they do. Besides**—I've v*t u*«*d j Th.* worn looking, gentle fan I 1
Like the <life, you countrywoman from the Women** '
LONDON— F.nglish women, are to it now.
n't flocking back to cradle und know, hike all the people nnd Voluntary Service, smoothed her
kitchen quite a, fast a, was ex all." And o ff she trundieit a moun neat Isitlle green uniform lovingl,
pected. I.ut tl)e reason tH? Briti*li tainous truck full uf of baggage. as she talked.
" I ’m terribly tired, There's the
" I l l stop wo tv.' Just tt, »oon a**
girl la clinging to her job I, n it
purely a.desire for a career. More my husband come, home," de family, and the rations, and tinoften than not it’s case of "I clared the slim, pretty, dark- evnrure.* only just gone home,
Ami i
would. If 1 - could, but I can’t'" haired Linden bus clippie, jug and all the WV8 work.
I
gling her ticket puncher and a then, of course, the garden.
become a housewife again.
Last available Ministry of La handful of pennies a, she spok**, feel now 1 want three month*' i
bor reports admitted that the and breaking bff repeatrdly to rest, but I know I’ll want tn do >
November estimate of 170,000 ex call, "Pas, down tho car please," something after that. 1'crhup, not i
pected tn go beck—to home lifr n r “ Ptentjr~nf -room * upstair,, full time, with my hushnnd bom* •
again. Hut »omrthlng useful; pait .
now wag shrunk by 100.000. Th ; dear."
"U V vp been married five years. time perhaps.''
exodus of married women from
Belfridge’s was rrowded with I
their job* definitely is slacken S ince'l wa». eighteen. But we've
ing. More than six million wnmon never had. a bomr yet. I ’ll stay shoppsrs, but between sale* of *
hold job, in Britain today—over a on until he', uceii Uemotila**). It', rnllu-r drab looking utility *l<>**k- |
million uliove the prewar figure.
good to have thu nimiey, mnl liv i tigs tho blonde, glumorou* -hop I
'Tvwfhad n Job for six years ing in one room what eUe I, aslstnnt leaned on the rounter, I
her face s h o w i n g tired hues l
now. Can’t afford to stop worn, there t<^ d o l Hot once he', l*a *k around the heavily made-up. m ot- I
riuekle.”
Leg, opart, hand, on —It'a homo nnd a baby fnr me."
mous eyea.
|
hips, tho stocky little railway
But‘ the Immsculately dressad,
porter at Charing Crosa terminus highly efficient members of Eng
land’, titled landed grntry, moth
tinned ruefully. "The oh
er of an eight-year-old daughter
on't make enough, net
and holder of a *i**pon,ihle pollt• those two youngsters of
laJ)— i f l j . General James A.
Van Fleet, hero of five European
campaign, in World War II, will
receive an honorary degree of
Doctor o f Lows here next Fri
day •morning when the Univcwltp
of Florida honors him at “ Van
Fleet Day.”
Features of the day's program
will be a formal review of the
Unlrersity'a ROTC battalion at
JOGS In the morning, the con
ferring of the honorary degree
as 1L
1 1 , * in *nr
rtuuuorium, where
wnere
at
the Auditorium,
Gen. Van Fleet will address fac
ulty, student body and the public,
and ■ luncheon et noon whire
President John J. Tigert will be
host. President Tigert will eonftr the degree
An “ adopted alum no,” o f the
Univarsity, Gen, Van Fleet at
tended Bartow Military Academy
which was later incorporated intj
the University of Florida. He
served ss Professor of Milita*y
Beieneo end Tactics htre in 1921
sad devoted part time to coach
ing the University of Florida
Cator football eleven. In .1921
he became head coach where he
served fo r two vears. He returned
to tho University in 1928 when
he served s i end roach under
Coach Charles Derhman.
Ills military career In World
War II has acclaims*! him as one
of tha great fighting Generals
of five major European
cam-1
paigns. Ha went Into F'rance on
"D-Day” and served through the
battle for Germany, * part of the
time with the lata Gen. George
B. Patton, Jr.
While in Gainesville Gen. Van
Fleet will also be guest of the
City of Gainesville. A committee
headed by Col. E, M. Edmonson,
PMS4T. is in charge of srrangeprogram.
the- da;
11 Persons Receive
Unemployment Pay
Florida Industrial Commission
Chairman Carl B. Smith has re
ported ‘.that unemployment com
pensation p a y m e n t s totaling
1125,0 were midc to 11 yolored
workers, in Seminole County durIng the week of Mar. 30 to Apr. 6.
Throughout
Florida.
<79,342
was paid out in compensation to
4,903 .unemployed F l o r i d i a n , ,
3,144 'males and 1,219 females.
Tbgra has been a sharp decline
In compensation payments since
tha week ending February 22,
the dale o f our last report, when
the amount of compensation was
<197,471 and the number of claim
ants receiving compensation 7.89G.
p r o d u c t io n
P A G E SEVEN
J tfiip p
• W ASHINGTON. April 19, {Jb
— The civilian production ad
ministration says that automobile
production in March jumped t>
a post-war, peak of more than
90,000 ■card. This
was nearly
double the February total, and
mors than tha total number of
cars turned oat during the entire
O RLAN D O , Apr.
(Special)
I—Toni Voss, candidate for t’uji
;ures_t from the Fifth Congressional
District, • has I, sued n challenge
to Representative Joe Hendricks
t*> engage -in n series of public
debates cm Campaign issue,, it
vvu, announced ycten la y by Ro
bert I„ IliMlges, chairman of the
V o«, campaign committee.
The challenge, a c c o r d i n g to
llodges, was presented in the
form of a telegram sent to Hen
drick, during n visit in Orlando*
The complete wire follows;
"Your political advertisements
of recent weeks have made reference to 'The Enemy i, organis
ing'. There lieing only two can
didates In the race for Congress/
namely you and Col. Voss, I preerne jun aie referring to Col.
Vo-s^in particular and ail tho
good ritixctis of the Fifth Cangiessioual District who are not
supporting you.
"In order that the voter, of
this ili,ttirt may have an oppor
tunity to hear ail issue, of this
pi1)— The Civilian Production Ai!
British Women Cling To War Jobs
Instead Of Becoming Housewives
S
Much of 8L Auiiurilnc*, history I, intimately linked
the oldest wooden sclu«*l Iuhim- In the llultc*l States Uodl dur
ing the first Spnnblt mrioti, ,md at one lime used an a bilging
for tho City Gale, Gjiaid, It later became tho location of n ichonl
unique In tlio history of education in the tJ. S. During tho 37
years of the second Spanish period, the little, r***l oxl.ii t> bool
house was the only i-o-educaiinnnl Institution In Saint Am:uxtlne. “ Ono horse shay" trans(iortatlon I, favored by li-.icliora
and oilier Ancient City visitors
Leatherneck Roy E. Wilkinson And
Wartime Ruddy, Kapitun, Meet Again
BARBARA
JACKSON
PRO GRID ItROTHFdtS
<dh— T hat
old football uvuliy tie twee n tha
t'hleagn Hears and the Chicago
Card nal* will have » (ami'y
(Incur H i* fall
At n j
l>rnl|j. lii iittiei * nnil former Tctn
pi* t hi ****** i* -I.U-, « ill h5 un
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be at fullback for the Cardinal,
nod Chink at guard for the
California i* the *ccoml largest
*..iii* in (he union with a total
iniqlxrrff'a of 150.800 square mill}*.
Duly
about HI 5,000 acres id
‘mu pmkr adtivntjun und
>0,000 uf
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Phiinnx, Annum, tin,, mi eleva
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Lummy i.-mpciuiuii' uf G1.8 de
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Electronic Machine To Test
Oysters Perfected In Louisiana
AP Newnfeatute,
NEW ORLEANS—An electronic
machine which »ny, “ Phew!” to
spoiled oyster, ha, been perfee|sj
in Loubana.
The scientists who worked on
the development of thl* super,enfltlve detecting process on tha
development of this lsupersensltlva
- r .- delecting process have out-strlpped nature bv developing testa
more sen,lllve than the no,e lo f
ferreting out unfit seafood.
Dr. Jame, Nellon Gowanloch,
chief biologist of the fleh and
game division of the department
of wild life nnd fisheries; \V. IL
King, chief chemlit, and k - F,
Flynn, chemist of tho ilivlslon of
laboratories of the State Health
Department, undertook the work
bacausa of litigation resulting
from contested selturea of alleawd
decomposed canned oysters In
volving federal and stale food
regulator? . agencies and certain
seafood packers.
Formerly all
Voss Challenges
Rep, Hendrkk&.Xa
Series Of Debates
amount shows the extent of •t*
com pomt ion
Although (he m-ienti»(* *o> 'hi
baric idea is not new. they add
that all previous effort, by olhoi *
to apply- similar procedure, '*
food piodurls had invariably fail
ed because of flaw, In the ana
lytical procedure,.
F.xperlrarnta Turned Trick
Careful experimentation by Mr.
Gowunlorh, Mr. King and Mr
Plynn eliminated there Tliuvt and
led to the development of the
present method.
Subsequent experimental work
rhow, that the method enn Ih> ap
plied not onlv to oyster, hut al-u
to shrimp and crab* and other
seafood. Later, they *ny, it *t.ll
undoubtedly In* used in th? de
termination of decomposition in
many other food product,.
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Dry Cleaningr Dept.
the organoleptic or "sn iff” tesL
Nose Is Not Reliable
After a bad oyster la steamed
optn, washed and soaked and
processed in the can, the testers
report K la difficult to fletect by
odor. Furthermore, it was con
tended that tha residual odor of
For the Tweedy Type!
W O M E N ’S
COM PACTS
Technical knowledge, practical
experience,
ment . . .
modern
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three
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these
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The new method Involves bolaon of the Indole by eteem die-
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big generous flapjack In
allow you tha difference good
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xhromstic light having a wav*
ngth of M0 millimicrons.
tensity la then correlated with
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loves
embossed leather, o r ft floiL
Csy* Oorsl prints, fine'embroidcnce tell the world,
Seminole County
ol design In plastic covered
you're*.dainty! They'rata perfect|gih,for. thejl-
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I l l s a day for rejoicing and devotion.
once again ou( prayers have been answered'and we an the fulfillment of many M
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For
month* of hoping and
In commemorating, the magnificent'resurrection of our Lord. Jwua Christ, this year, our hearts
« * fined with Joy and hatpplnem.
Wd are deeply Inspired to dedicate ourselves wholeheartedly to the re
birth of Feace as He dedicated Himself to showing ua the Way to Peace through love and brotherhood.
Let
not this blessed Inspiration vanish,hut retber letue glv. meanloglo theaymbobi of eternal tranquillity—
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3 miles south of Sanford on Houle 17
The new and effective
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method that has given
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D IN E and D AN C E at the
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OPEN E V E R Y N IG H T
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122 W Church SL — Orlando, Florida — Phone 5103
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log- ' In commemorating the msRnincsoty^-----flllid with joy and Happiness. . We are deep
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not this blessed
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meanlpg to the ^jtobob of eternal tranqulHlty.
Hie Church, the dove, the Easter
alive forever.
ENJOY TH E E A S TE R SERVICE
WERT, The JEWELER
ROWLAND FINANCE C
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TH E SANFORD H E RA LD , SANFOR1) FLORIDA
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.'I miles soulli of Sanforil on Route 17
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FRANK’S TAVERN
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YO U R
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• Suit ihle to* All Type* si honing.
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OPEN E V ERY N IG H T
Orchestra Every Snturday Night
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Steaks — «£hit*ken
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We cnrdinlly Invite yon to pay us a visit next
you' are in Orlando.
HODGE & MUSGRAVE
I . fl. (Johnny) HODGE
—
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122 W Church SL — Orlando, Florida
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IfolXYM UJOD—V h a i is Holly
wood going to. do about the short
hair erase? The film colony, al
ways first with (hr latest, 1* in
a quandary.
i'crhnp* l*rau*o of the rrgimrnted wear of women In war
Work and the armed forces for
tho first time, the present period
ha* brought ♦totnl reversion from
masculine style toward the ultrafeminino figure eseinplfled^ by |
the Jane Russell* end the lama
Turners. Since the rescinding of
9 wot time restrictions, fashions me
showing n still morr decided fem
inine trend with longrr. fuller
shoulders,
skirts, __ r _ „
tiny waists and padded hips. Ju*t
what, then, .is the place of the
short hot. in this scene?
Studio hair stylists arc almost
o f one rnlml, Hns'i Revere, HKD
heir stylist »«y * emphatically;
lure* clothe* designer, declares:
"Short hair, dor* nothing for a
"In a practical way Hollywood
artrc*»<a can't wear • short bobs. woman’s, looks. Ifalr should make
a' lovely frame for the face and
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F R ID A Y ,
HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA—
Maureen O H ara’a long red hair
is the color camaaa’a delight. She
wouldn't dream 0% cutting It, ahe
says.
Gene Tierney saya she think*
long hair is mort womanly an.)
elegant. Kectntly she consented
to a slightly shorter bob for u
film role, which she wore fluffed
out about her face. Linda Darnell
say* that hair worn long anil
down provides a greater display
than either a short bob cut or aa
Ilette Davis Slid Ami Sheridan
both protest that they will not
wear u short bob, a* that would [rutting It. l.or;tta Young says
require wearing wigs under the 'that n woman can't feel beautiful
hot lights. When a photographer In short hair.
attempted to make n. lay outrun
There ate three standouts In
short bob* at Warner llrothm the film colony who have wont
recently, a model had to be hired their hair short all through the
becausr.no Warner *lnr has boh. upsweep and chignon -rage. They
bed hair,
are Claudette Colbert, Maralia
•Jeanne Crain was asked recent Hunt and luiralnx Day. The feath
ly to do a short-haired role and er cut and bangs o f Claudetfb
she refused to cot even- tmr inch. and l.nrnine are particularly ba
coming to these girls. After ail
the entertainment business Is ono
In whi:h individuality Is at a pre
mium and it’s a wise girl who
know* her type and sticks with it.
Hints To
Housewives
Little-drops o f oil, little scraps
of fst, if saved in every kitchen,
can make a mighty total. The
housewife can make un important
contribution to food conservation
by nr-venting small wattes— the
oil that run* over the side of the
can or is left in the salad bowl;
the cooking fat not scraped out
carefully when the container la
discarded, left in the frying pan,
or spoiled by careless cooking or
improper storage.
Muir attention should be given
mtw method*, and unreliable r#»
dpc* all may contribute to fat
waste. * A carelessly made cake
that turns out an unappetising
failure, .for example, la a wade
not only of fat but o f precifj.<
to careful acraplng o f diihe*. pane
and containers of fat. A rubbertipped Inah , scraper of the type
now selling again at kitchen sup
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Remnants of cooking fat in
Approximately 15,000 lost their
livea In "home-made’* falls Last
year.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. A P R IL 22. 1010
Established 1908
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Chicago Meat W orkers Protest Layoffs
Shidehara, Ministers
Resign En Masse in
E ffo r t to Stabilize
t Political ^Ituation
Battle Of Words Breaks Out
At Senate O.P. A.
A. P. Explains
Why It Will Not
Furnish Service
TOKYO. April 22, (/P)— The
Shidehara'government in Ja
pan ha* fallen. The 74-yearold Baron Kljuro ,Shideharn
and nR hla minister* have re
signed cn masse In what is
described officially as an e f
fort to “ stabilize the political
situation" in Japan.
* Shidehara - submitted his
NO. Oil
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Watching Mine Rescue E fforts
W A S H IN G T O N . A p ril 22
o n — A luini b ittllc » f w orth
liroke otil ttiday i*t th e Scna le
Mnnkiilg 'U u m m tttw i'a
tieut'iiig ‘on the ex ten sion o f
U F A Th e he.ni o f the N ation*-at' A'.StH'iirtioii >'f W oo l Mani ufaituier.-*.
Arthur
Benue,
touched it t i f f when lie tlcr In red that xiiiiiirtcter* o f O P A
.. i . r
l.f "bi.kllltt ilf iht*
htlffu -1 uiifi'l
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drvi k’Iohi t'f
u|uniun th tuuctiitn v'Ctuitnr A l
len Hniklt’ k t»f Kentucky ll^kc^i
if |li>M* imvint tli.M anyone nho
f ii veil - txUi.-itm *if OP A i?> irulliv
nf hitkom. mtil ul:en
he meant ju*t that, IL»rkley ^nUI:
"Then Pm uu»lt\ .*f hokum.“
fnilmmt1 Up|n»hheuii Scmitui
||m|iii:i i ■(,■* Im ,.i l put hi t hat thr
mm« 1 untilufat tmrt
np
withtn
Itii iu;liU, lirnui'i' o p A leaden*
.nl . -i ILm hiiiiu'vj
»»f tuiYiiea.
Heads Assert State
Department Broad( ’asts Froimgaiula
NK\V YORK, A|U. 2 2 .
Tile lw‘airt of ilim tu i* uf
»tic*
rA M w iitlrfl I ’ lCh^ Jinn fu rth er
l \-
Wool .Manufacturers
Chief $a>\s Price
Ajyency Supporters
(uiilty Of “ Hokum”
resignation and those of hit' milt- I
f plained. ttja
ti-iun to 1*11*1 \ lf
-ietera during a one-hour audience
il#iA.cr U» till* StnlC p£|»{4* t
with Emperor Hlrohito at the
fin
Li umlrnM’u
Imperial Palace. The Emperor
II! ;* rr|«»rl It* tlir iiitmiiiit mi •! >
accepted the reslgnatjon* but, in
tj>u **f \ V mrmWrsfc m fh ♦
•cconl with tradition, asked ShidA■
‘ It** m llutrl in Yv»a
chare to remain on until a aueccssor could be appointed.
A MASS DEMONSTRATION by more titan' 15.000 union member* agwitet tin- laying. off of 5.000 1 in k, the ilitwiorii tj in] t: i - I i vi t
The" Shidehara government had packinghouse employees take* place outside tile office* (if Swift A Co™ Chicago. III. Union leader* tv* it major nttisfctcration*. i.m*
been in office tince shortly af present nt the meeting. left *horlly after fur Washington to confer with Gayle At nut rung, government Q"tHcim*.l the objectivity til m
re*eiitutioii f•»* uhirh the VJV
ter the surrender of Japan.
director of the *eiied pocking plant*, uml Secretary of Agriculture Anilemin, to prnlcat tiie layoff*.
tiiviv*,, Aind the Priiiaihie
The fall of the Japanese gov
t Inlet nut imutl Soumlphoto)
ih ie h u»e **f A .I* new* h> ilu
ernment follow* a series of politi.
Stitt* hcpurtittent nfiglit ha.* #♦*»
Tat maneuvers so, complex they j
hup iwliry. The uthei fm t*n «.iti*
datxled the ordinary Ju|iaiie*e unit
drrnril ^ f* uintnirtf with fn 'I/n
left the makeup of the next gov
government-. In cut'll inwian* *.
ernment obscure.
the fiiiYrior* innile it
11*4,1
The Shidehara cabinet had been Q f o f a i c « { D i i r n a *
under almost constant ■ fire for u l c l t U S 0 1 l \ l V 6 r A l
he \*
* >t l ‘ k 1 •-i'|*M-iiion t«
III. - 1ui%C l)Vt*h
si1 »‘l» ihe
the last four month* for it* fail
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! fuit '2 el«I rtj|»|dr
ic . i*-iu||
l.f
ure to uolve the food eri*i* and
k'! ■»* ht - .Ml -r ,i Lu |Hlt
I k . '■•ini \hv till Cl liM
other difficulties connected with
UKKI.IN. April 22 -Pi - Thr
P \ i ‘ i i|iftl« .1 * i\ tie* mw ii
ll
h ,l ‘
-Hi.! :«'|dc .tU slU
living in conquered and occupied
It.ug-heiaided inelgi-i of Commun
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1
l ack
[till 1l*r - p iv irt* rt h it'll tin S t ilt
Japan.
ist* and Socialist* in Get many William Course) R e iri-ii- 1 ii if h ! plmit- 1.. (D.r ,, III rt ll
I * Me
i t 1f«!i * :f I he* V
General. MacArthur's beagqunr- High
School
Seniors
now I* iin nernmptished fact The
. • »p \
4 ! m tumpet
not hr 11Vii|itljt*1if*i.l
r* wa* informed In advance of
mid u fusion itnndetl
im - i'i i.iiiitn
of I hi
f In or |*i H*e*i| rh’lVimtr,
ceived
Itroken
Arm
e cabinet'* deci*l»n to quit. Km
Ask Rotary For Aid CouimuMsts
gioup of the Social Democratic
I t i , » .* il l h rt\ i* ptMrfi'v* ir|»o»tP« i hu|
cign Minister Khigeru <flk’<.diilii
As Car Overturns fhi'i
t i
fisr f. IHUM111# tilOf*
« 'ii *■jit mu »* t*»
In Cancer Program I'm tv have joined force* in an
contacted one of MarArtbur'*
tilgaiiixiitinn culled the Socialist*
fluni'si I* Wr tnihl
n th«
t\ iiiimth'
»la ff officer* to inform .him of
rml**in*dn|e an ulentft
. » . -T|-,| t h.it i ip \ f»\ |*1 ices
«*e* l|ri>ai{< a?ri ileiugitrii t*i |M%iiii<»tr
A hearing on
tin , propo***d Unity I’arty. Thy merger was
the deci*ion.
wif I * n m | IIihm1 *‘f five
St, Johns-TTitlian River Canal will made official at n rally in Bct- cuieit din tiii: t!*r u fe k *e itd *'tt t#M* vv,*\ uf Hfc will of nrue-’ ity
■g‘*#n*'! pmlKir'in
be held in Titusville next week, Iin 1n*t night, amid IhundetvU* Kent til 4It* * mill! v highway*, tits* lap P’ •■I'nKuiula
VY-i -hiniftnn, Pi h i'
Ed Higgins. manage!
of
the upplause of delegates Item both rim»i ut’i i>ui uf kvhtrii Iii v til volt ilu, |h*w-ibly, f rmu ,iji Ami'i • *»*
vetirwii. vi?%» |— tit hut * er!i|iniy net
iirttut | .l it I’m lei sjuikc
Willi&iii * -— ma . vvi*i
Seminole County
Chamber
of faction*.
The demountiilMon reached it* Mint M m »i- I t f iit o n u f S a it f n r t l, jet'llvt* nrW| pi • ■enl.ilionr. Ci:v. mT ?OlHI Up V VtiirkCoinmcite, revealed at a meeting
hh •(- thr-I
fT in11u |mh
i of the Rotary Club at the Mayfair climax xvhen the tiermmi Com wiii*n fin th 4 in 11 \;«*h Setliid rTh» iltrecliu %\rnl »m l*u - a <
munist, Wilhelm f’ ieck uml tin1 tiyi( l i»t)i * > .nix ill |V»rcg east *1| that i fonnei
the Him '
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v Huulei n
the uLI lieu
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met on
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mm*isI , ’'T tiis - *ta #.
I
OioUt%0W »aia:
lh u »• Urn f
ftnil tin • -htr. thA. .t.h « y + * men Nf»^iL*xu if irffevl***l
' tn* \ .ilh«5 A m! lit ut il* Cimi 4 t
jhl. rfIr
mjurinn •Mtiumil »iriu of Us |ff*v 1*11 Hit*HT
United S ta te ,' Army transport , " * ' ,rr 1s -"1,Uo,T1 ,
L; * " '* * hum that Gertnanye vorkrr* hnvr Vfcri^ j ,
l hi mthlrnf!fii'il |»v i.ilut ^
wa* followed hy four Russian ( ,,v Semlnoi- High Srh.m *rn- been hoping ami praying ho, m n
1U, , K t„ Stair 1Ilf feJMHIf* hdhjm ll IN* fill I hi
..It . fwilva . . *1 i.i
fighter plane* today a* it flew W *. apreared before.the club m u long period of Unu-: Th. f on.
Tit
i-.nuin,,,, ,
Itnok-. Soviet urn ? (lift in \ ! H5‘
I ! *1« « I ll.lt
^
l|’h.
Into the Army nirpbrt Just outside lt*half of'the ( enter Drive, which muni*t loailrr, PleeV. tanl h U n til im J mmm I tlu-ii v > iff lu k r n I " ■Ilf IH. t*H -v 1.ml 11till •1. no*! it (uhl
i*
sponsored
by
thr
*cnloi
cla**
hopnl A lllt’tl aUtil olltiu-' w»>iiln E c t n i il il - I .m ig h t n ji M r m u r in l M*** 11 lie fo r i ( nv :ih. the uhl 1* 1fill ll
Vienna. The four Soviet plane*
iiFWa Rcivii'c
made run* at the big American of the- high school. The goal it endorse illy merger.
fMtnl
l2,U0t',
M
r.‘Cox.
explained,
adding
rPpl>H*i! to Hu vh «rf{i tlmt
transport and fired a few shot* off
111 OfVillu l.urK'* who ttMcwb*! A 1*. continur*
that
(Kl
percent
of
the
money
ts M'l VV othvi
the plan'* wing. They followed
< In 5 d a
tuiM
It tl|>!i Wly hr
Delegation
To
Leave
Mr.
rotirwy,
that
hie
left
ruvem m en lii uml
1 ItIn IN i l l the tranipuri right to the field inixed here will he spent in Flor
Ply nt’ MHVs ituli*1 tlciii<,i. -mil * UtCk
ai
m
i
ha
i
lrf»en
ftaduicil,
ii
shmiland left only after It hail landed. ida where 2,000 die from runcer •For K ey Club Parley Irr fttluili wee hrokcit ami that riniiim tiiift a^mt *t the United
hi
i t nit! 1 In iV himself
Mates fcT"'rrmnenl. the iluecto
K Airmen at the field said the every year. 1,500 of whom might
. t .11 s»n*
he
jiiitl
houii
in’tit
t*i
Hay
Pint**
proper
hat! thh to -«y Viiiitim t \\<
“ ighter* war* 0-59'* which were have liecn saved ' with
• *
, *-• e talt*e|
Glenn
Litiglc,
Jr.
SviiiinoU
111
iw
|
*
11
a
|
.I
t
St
IVI
t"
t
*
►
t
*
n»I
*
1
It*
furnished to Ru««la by the United treatment received soon enough. High School senior and >ln .td ih fl t h .it M i ix n it u n ««■• not I be PttliiViliith p«-**•(» iiimI tin II
S n n l u n l M a r k e t S h i p s F i r s t C a r l o a d <il\Corn:
tth
Hroitdf
j»'hnc
*t
oinpanN
a
State* under lend lease. The pilot,,
Mr. Higgins
explained
the president elect of the Key Club' in
unit th a t « ic |H iit »*f
to f « Tiv 1
W aucliula
Reports
(leakiest
\\ e "U>
llrt
Capt. James C. Flaxter, expressed status
____ of the two St John- iti'er of the United State*. Canadii an t h»- roinht »<*n WituLI *nm giluii n* •’’ Inif » #Ilf |*».|I,tli‘«f
| hat rn«h dp* »n \ mom ii -. \
(minting
nut Mexico will leave tin- wei-l t, f nf Li IVII
it*i*I
Indignation over the incident. He channel project*
f
Iff
I
I'll
I
I
'
*
«
M
i
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I
1“'"
V
o
l
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m
e
<
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1
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u
e
u
m
b
e
r
s
in
R
ee
en
t
^
e
a
r
s
”
*
'hi
l
^
k
t
ii
lit
n
it
*m
'
•
*a!d he **w two shot, fired mid (hut th proposed III-find . hmdt'd attend the runvenlion
.
th the
(in I'
Armil ri nut j ni ntiiu«au|t mitif
nm al
Such
» .t »* hrllff •
believed there were others.4
[for which Hppluntinn wa** **ub tenvational Key Cluli nt New <>i
himestir
ii«c
aliT'iiilv
*■
|itutll
*
1
nVh rk S»|fifln> vw
I \ • K > * *\ \ I • . t
Vp.
1iiitliiiti^
Four other members of the crew i nut ted in Sititfft ha*' hern appn»ve«l Iran* o f which he will iiilrndinr n| ill II
- Pt ...ht- 4'
1 1*1 Ml* nl
f 1 t*u1 ' ' m i l hmi" 1 >> i'**ii|Hi*i Cv ill*’ I *1*7
corroborated lhe pilot's assertions. anil funds recently nppi npt mted FBf Ulrector J. Kdgnr Hmu r i . Hint; •*: llltf Mom uu t i rip•*Ifltf til fo r In it 11 »>t hr i I’uiitrnrtn. m
I
ml
m
^
the
mi*'
tvilli
I
mhs
M«m !tla cculi’i- a it i ll ll ll ll i! ; v *‘ i > 11 T
V! iYijmuiih at till North
Baxter said he wa* within the hy Congress, whilj the proposerl who will talk on the subject nf th r A* L K u ilm u tl u Iiiti a l!f.R
The ilirrcbnt aUu nnnouncwl
Plymouth Krilnii, tlrivftt hy p.roigf
with sc\ ‘ *h ! Paik Vveruii*.
ht’it\\ at |»n*?t*i»t.
Un-mlla area around the field 12 -font channel ha* l>cen approved juvenile delinquency.
Ihni
they
will
meet
tomorrow
NV^rn n n
unijtYi mat kt-1 s at ju m'Li p they
VIf p*‘!, =r*Mjri ) • \v*d| Ki .wn in
brescribed by the Russians when by Congress * hut the fund* nr*
Accompanying Glenn u* a dele lluiiillcy, Orlmulo
•fternoon witir" A **i*U «i Srrtc.
•*«-{»siHial j h -ik- * -.ill.I W illi.nn l
tllifVr
mi IV I ****** hi
ne Soviet rigliter* put in their not expected to he appiopriuttpL gat* to the convention will hr iitrryhiir* fh c N t^io (iwU'iipfr
ary
of
State
William
Ret.ton
it
I hf
VVii ..I •fl.i lMj rtf Sfilt*’ FrtfM.il
mil.
f.
and a
Ippearance. The field is inside for it until next, year.
Clyde Hull. Alto attending wid nih into u fbiiU i hiuniff * *J1 c‘t
lenton’*
tc.,uc*l
lu
rmoiilrr
fm
U
mielud
t
fni»jht train* hitting hrturrf) »hc
• lb*
Mrt. Lei
■ lit)
t. til
i War
the Russian occupation tone upd
Tltc proposed eanal
to
the ho the ^ Rev. J. R. Root, high I Itti i«iul J l»(It nil fit*hi 111*• I-11 her view* of th. State Di-|i..t(
. hf hen
I .111 t
the flussian* have
prescribed Indian River wa* turned down, school instructor and ('nngicifn
» ominriiiG J*» t 'I
» *“i '*nirmn
riicnt.
1'HMisr H ie iiUtniiiiilult* wa# u»n*k
i>itmlii't
-tnoolr
1-4 U vUl 1it l It*f sVi’iatf t.eh.MM
atrlct regulations for the opera- Mr ||lKKin* *,p|. in 11*37 luMreo.o tional Churrh |>s*tor. and
They mn.lr it |.itiin, ti.iwrvf-. t n
:f' » J tt» I LI
\»-rti
1
lot•‘1 * rt r' IJ a 11» 1 ■ l* 'l m Sait
lion of American aircraft. < *P< n Dad been submitted a* u navi- McWhorter ami Gwynnc Reel nf •■tl hut Hue |u lU f-tImalctl »|)Cf t
that uidr** I I.r in-., nigiitm iit- f
nf :;fi inlien mi hour, nn mie hr
p T Ml
f intl itt'|f vi it!.
mi I't- -.ft it
Pax ter IniUts he w «i observing ppaiion projrct and there wn** nut the Key Club.
k«ll**,L Villi thr m ru|in)ir% vv * to he premiili-.l hy Mr Rctito.i
. ll MI PI
I he \1.
I*.! I f III ||SI ' I
It 1 ‘ II 1.1
the regulations scrupulously.
mo.ogh navigation *1 that l.n.r
ire conviurtiTg. the Imat’d »*».- fl4«
h'luisifil {iml I i ratril
1 . \1■•
.nd* « tHi*
I. \ M
Id (Ustify it. However. since then
•
loll
M
l
•easttn for ihaogiog .1 . ,
ll.. >
I itiiiiis t
Sntunlwy eM'iiihtf ,tt 7 l •n\ L.
k- 0
It ha
ha* bren amended to include Badminton Club To
Hendricks Attends
-n
the
(irim
I|
.|
|
(..til
dim
11
III if I
5tt|,
|M
1 . Ill
* 'iff.ml I**’*' ihtlhtffl « f Saufttf.1
T w ,.F n .,n n ,l
flmal control and water cntisei
Open
IMay
Tonight
,811-1
'Miami mm *,j14*!
1h* M,i 1
.1 1 I'.* 1 \|At*-Ik?r
•f* inir It Jt» In ( he\ »M|rt in '*h«itth Unuar) n-i.lut mi
1 111* 1 ULl.li' ..... . '•
1*1
l o w n s e n d M e e t i n g ^Uu,.„
with u.r*.. nd.iitomui
l i 'i f i
-f.M.r.l
Ml
kail ‘ m
h’ l si*
111. I ?1■.
'hi -iifht.llf
1•
Valley" on the nriamlo hitfVnkii)
— ■■ —
factor* takcq into consideration,
Uffiriais of the Sanford Had itrar the Hitf Tree iimuI, xiih
un m-r
.1 t will *1 Im hiil f * '! t It! *)
'
YOUTHS llia.D
It.M it \ . ' VI i .. ••t (*.t T Mit4*
I
)M Representative Joe Hendrick* it is more likely tn receive fmur- mintun Club
Mu|||H|* Ifi}
announced
lndx> huipetl u ’ ll < Viev in let ilrlvifi by
1 •V I l.rtk<
'1 1 iriis .lit u, VTlit -1 t " rtUi t .1
wa* a tguest speaker yesterday nidi* action, Mr. Higgins stated.
‘#AI rtii.itfvi ftu nt F iI1until1
E»nie.
that member* will be pet mil *.e l
f IOil (it at t Mi
Two I’aola Imy*. ( jauilc ('ha*-lit
ill - Wun- hnlil tlllil krl llli-l foie
The proposed eanal would run to play tonight for the fir*t time Pauline (lUTtkin of Winter Park.
afternoon at the Fifth Congresteen, 13 and Emery Gray Grogan., in fm >«-nr*. the Sentioole High
III t.N M ITt TK
■Iona I District meeting of tho front Sanford to
l*ux*lc Luke since the reorganisation nf Du muKinir minor ilumitKe, a»i<| nr- lfl, of I'nola, who bin) la-on re -.School l,|iv t ilth, nndei -littillori cast that the- six (mil weekly **■
Mi- Edward Ivnchei -c-cretarv
conlinic to
Patrolnutn HemJet,
Townsend Recovsry Finn Club.
I oft perioil to, Apiil would nun-*
ttfrough thoughinan and into* the club sevrral week* ago.
y
their
t'u|r,,t|
t
4"
have
of
the
,*ft-hilhotj„
1 inilily lle allii
Boeetlrd riirht 'on withoui ulop*
The meeting was held in the Indian River a little north of
the peak o f -tui iiiiiIh-i sliiptnihi'Ths courts,
located
in the pliilf. A i|unrter of a'mile further been mlSKing *incc Sat in day. l.oid >•! Iloxl*" and \ll In th - fluttt that ana He f'lttlld line a tut llllit-t -tl I-'*-- \* rot nit toll, left
Court House and over 100 repre Titusville. A t mean low wale
were stuppnl at Almu, Ga. where Apul Fn-ning."
to d ay In i M li in li i. I , a w lu - t c *he
sentative* o f clubs In Union Dark, he said, Ihn head nf the St, auditorium at the City If nil, liase ilou'ii tho rood, the cm tore ilunu
barter itii'**iigi’ was giv-i-n eve I that llin la.I week’- offei
will heat talk-* in nationally
- Orlando. •" Orlo vTsu, 81. Cloud, John* is exactly thu same a* tho been completed. Special light big thrtr roaiUidr concrete pu*t« hihI police arc holding them pending In The
ing*
lii.I
U"-'*-l
—
till
highet
Th
l lir ’ l ' r «
lln t 'd il H
Ihn Ml**,
word front their patent*, it wa*
I o .iohi j know 1. q i u i L c t - at Kuou > Uni*
Sanford, Castadaga, Port Grange head of ths Indian River, both equipment ha* been installed. Thr
nnarkn
,.ao-iic.l
a
t**ial
<
>
,
C«mI lf*nr«l !)« )•■!« Alt
«ltiPi-liM o f the I Ini i-l.. M**(liodt*L
reported to police hit
t e i ' i t y vCJtetp tlo* NaVtoniil 1 uherand Daytona Beach ware present. being nt sea level. At the *antc courts w lll-b a avalaba for u*( loldicir'o lion,tr—in 'Kalcipit-e. package*. I.ugr-i fm any fumflu ru|n*t* ,\--ociation I* conducting
Other
speakers during the time there I* only a one foot fall throughout tho week except Sat
period
in
tinia*t
fmn
yetti*.
Uf
The- lid
Yc»ley of the Flr«l
an itistitiitc fnr
the Mutthcriu
meeting were Judge Rour o f Port from Puxxto lathe to the mouth urday,
Chii.tian Church, gavi the call fering* win- evenly divided lie .tale * I,, ginning iihIhv and cung r a n g e ^ and
JBf^yWoo*i* of • the river at Meyport. How
tween
nnninl
c
i*
and
tomato;**(
to »<u*lil|i and inviHUtnni.
MOLLISON MISSING
.
o f St. Cloud,'*
1linuuig to May ■’
ever, from Pusils I-iikc up tha
Tin- lie* .1. K. McKinley of the with imnti'ed 'llipuienl* of
LONDON, Apr. 22. <AV The
These talks, she said, would
nuttoe*
fiPiiia-i
for
tinttiinti-c;
river
there
is
a
15
foot
ri*c
Ftr-I Mi tliodi*! Church tend St.
TTF
British A ir Minlalry is iccking
cover all phase- of tuberculosis
George A. Speer also spoke on Information on a pioneer ttan*I.ukr’- account of the Resurrec Wet-k. tjualiix of liulh clicuniln*t* activities
Malting
with
ease
and
tnmatoe*
i*
if|Mvrted
rtrclletit
i
the importance of flood control atlantic flier, Jim Meliiton, wim
tion
finding and continuing thtnugh
with 1 tde. •lilt'fact nl >
with regard to the protection of is missing on a flight from Cairo
Follow ing an appeal hv (ieorgu I< ha If o f the. Seinin^^^Jliuh
'liahtlrtat i-vti
pet itai
ihe
I?
lilpinent n f
sWeel c o in
“ Th
wild life. Whenever the river i* to India. Molllson left Cairo on Cox, who with Gienn l.inglr, Jr. School Key Cluli thi* f f l R l w n
•
all
t,
i,r,l
list*
I'naie
*
1*1
»»•
flooded,
he
pointed
out,
thousands
appeared in iK-hulf of the Senior
SEOUL. Korea, A p ril.22 ((F)—
Apr. 18.
s »:m t :n ( i : d t o d f a i ii
('lass of Seminole High School el by Dr. J. II. Root instructor and
Authorities In : the Korean capi of acres of feeding ground* ant
club
sponsor.
Kl ltm s iHSt H A ItGFD
covered
wllh
water,
and
when
tlw
the meeting Friday of the Lion*
tal have dlseloied that police
Veterans Service
MORE NAZIS I’OlyONFD
Sum I luW. A pril-22. t/l’i
A
Lingle added that fie felt It
FC 3 c l.ialwell K Echol of
fraatnited a plot by • Korean waters recede many fish art trap
NUERNBERG, April 22. b F i- Club with a request for a contri
Anv vclrrah in need of serv
lias
sentenced
tn
would
be
a
good
experience
fur
*
hinr*r
117 West Kiev,-nth Stiect toi*
to aaaaaainate a ranking ped in sloughs and marshes, lie. United State* Army authoritir* bution to be u.ed in combatting
ice (fit-e of clnrigel in any of
Icalli
rhtiAlin-VI.
tinpuppet
him
to
go
to
the
convention
at
*
leader. Dr. Syngmen expressed the view that lock* say. that mors German prisoners cancer in the State, King Lion
the following rutegurie* is re*
fm eign minister " f the funner hec-n honoi niily -tl*cliaigeil fiom
The authorities say the should be placed in the St. Johns have been poisoned with artenh'. Clyde Ramsey assured the visit New OrFean* where lie wilt in Japaiic-e • spnnsoied
quested .(■• visit the office of
governmstit the Unite-I State Nnvy, auuril
troduce
FBI
Director
J.
Edgar
al>o failed in ■ plot River to nold the water# back They any that the new poisoning* ors that the matter would be
the lusponsibic agencies listed
at Nuuking. Uhu wn* rinmii guilty ing to inforltiutloti rweivml Iminy
Hoover,
who
will
talk
on
the
from Ihe Naval I’emonncl Srpartaken up at the next meeting of
Uh a politically apon- at certain time*.
or* a part o f «n attempt to
helow :
o
f
treason,
lie
had
n*Ue,|
for
tho
subject
o
f
juvenile
delinquency,
the club.
ulion Center. Jni'kmonvillc
Dr. Orvill* Barks was welcomed 16JKW Natl 8. B. Men.
— ..ocean arm y.-.....
Coordinator — K. II. Carter^
death sculenee, rnlht-r Ilian im.
Of
the
15o
Key
clubs
in
the
Mr. Runsey and Porter Lan
American officials and th# into tha club by 0. W. spencer
Atlantic Nulional Rank Build
prlsonmcnt,
if
the
court
should
United
States
there
are
60
in
sing commended Glenn Lingle
Korean Police Bureau any that and Roy Holler who presided In
A T KESSLER FIELD
ing.
out, “ a very find him guilty. Mailnnu- Wang j TO ATTEND CONFKHKNCK
President Lop
twa o f seven Koreans arrested tho absence of
Employment — U. S. EmKESSLER FIELD, Miss., Apr. fo r tho “ w e ll' deserved honor" of Florida,- ha .pointed
ChlngAYcl.
the
wife
of
Ilupuppet
record
for
this
/
Joseph
K
Hall,
who
has
served!
• last week have admitted the plot Losher. Mr. Sponesr also announc 28, — First IJfutt- J‘ack U. Fear- being selected as vice president totnmtndtble
iloyniciit Service, 112 North
governor
of
Nanking,
has
ie•here
a*
USD'
director,
will
leave
£ to assassinate Rhea during a ed that the annual boat ride will
reported to of Key Club international, a Ki
'aik Avenue.
! Tuesday for a USO conference
______ Lansing, president of ceived a life term for treamn.
wanis sponsored organisation.
speaking engagement.
be held on May H and that nd
'
Vocational Training and Edu
in
New
(Jr
lean*.
He
renorled
- —■
replied that he feit very the Seminole Sportsman Associa
meeting o f tbo club will bo hold
cation — T. W. I .aw tim. Court
J
that
the
condition
o
f
Mr*.
Hull,
with the appointment, tion. reported much succeaa in
on tho Monday preceding. No
TO MKin- TOHIGHT
House.
who returned Sunday from River
JAPS RELEASED
I
had been very surprised to eliminating water hyacinth and
ford Lodge N& H , I,6 0 P meeting will be h*ld nerd Monday
Legal Assistance. Hospital
side
,
Hospital
in
Jacksonville,
other growth from tha Weldva
learn of It -on Saturday.
at 8:00 o'clock this on account o f the Inter-city meet
isation and State Service O f
w
u
much
improved.
TOKYO,
April
22
bP)-T
w
en
ly
He explained that th* appoint River by meena of a spray de
hr regular aaealon. All ing nt ye w Smyrna on Tueaday
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
. ' visiting
meet teas dut to the fact that veloped by Irving Felnberg of Japanese have won their free
F. Hoyle; County Service O f
BWUti.
" i? v _ - dom
today
afftr
several
months
Invited to attend.
lost year, on account of trans- Southern Chemicals In£ Thla has
ficer, Tnknch Building,
^
CRAFT
WARNING
I’
OSTKD
IWGX&C
o
f
Imprisonment.
Eighteen
of
ihe
ation limitation* there had Hie m u lt of turning the hyacinth*
Home Service Assistance to
TAMPA, April 22. (/P>— Small
Up—Jailed lust N.ovember anti
If. MEETS TONIGHT [
1 no Key Club convention, and blech, but will not InJugw fish
Servicemen, es-Servicemrn and
croft
warning*
have
l>ecn
onlcred
emlieO—
were
reica
wrere
released
for
lack
*r meeting of tbe
Ihe prexidsnt,-Roger J. Keller of or marine Ilfs, he added. He
their Dependents — American
F t Lauderdale, had stayed In said that 8100 more was needed o f evidence. One wa* acquitted by potted by Ihe Tampu ' Weather
Red Cross. Laki-front Boule
bureau
from
Tarpon
Springs
military commission, and an
office a second year, but had to finance the clearing of the
vard.
southwaid
stone
(hr
I-lurid*
West
other—a'
former
prison
guard—
officers with th* cenven- river, Including the dynamiting
Veterans Administration — .
•on. Globe’ were re* of logo, end that *160 spent for waa found to b*>a case of mis Coast to ths Florida Key*. ModItoscoe Bill*. Sheriff's U f f b *
to
fresh
easterly^
winds
of
taken identity. The prisoners had
spring ArtHlVft _________
every Tuesday.
--of mistreating
B0 to 30 mile# r * r iw «r
In fishing beett-. sii
->
rt* -«■- -si ‘ j*
x*
A
boon
forecast.
of. war.
T3 M M p1
I
?
Higgins Describes Communists
And
Socialists M erg e
Into Single Party
Rotary M eetin g
Six Auto Wrecks
Occur In County
During Weekend
t
Soviet Fighters
Fire At American
a iransport 1 lwiCic|in,Lhr »*oi i*three foM;n«vi.
&
Produce Shipments From South
Florida Centers Running Heavy
lim itv i ompitny
V.s 1a I) I i s h t* d By
Pclerson,
Sumise Services
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Tai.iii Tiiwi iiiv siaimim........... ....
SchanteMo HurfrAgainst Saints
Tonightin Opening. Home Contest
Red Hats Get to Jerry Dvorak, Ed Vermillion
And Ed Levy-Whitner For 22 Solid Hits;
Feds Score O/iIy Run In Seventh____
Uy JULIAN HTKN8TROM
The Sanford Celery Fed* open
ed their 1040 Florida State
Leayue schedule in Dcljtnd last
night but they were minus the
■tiny and tip which they had
displayed In pre-season exhibition
tilts
and CHiciniu
emcryed iiHiH
from the conHIM mm
test with a 22 to I defeat taggtd
on them hy Mansyer Bill Fuch’i
surprising I icIjuuI Red Hate.
The Kciis, playiny their first
game of any kind this year on
foreign sotlTheld th* Tied It*t»
a t bay for the first two innings.'
although they played sloppy ball
behind the hurling of Jerry
Dvorak, hefty righthander who
started on the hill -for the Celery
Feds.
In the third frame, Deljind,
took advantage of three stolen
bases, a walk and two hit* to
score two run*. The DeLand
B e a r i n g . In addition to giving the
Red Hats a lead. tobka the San
ford aggregation by surprise.
From there on the game became
the wild one aided affair which
the score Indicates.
In th r fourth frame, after two
Red Hal* had been lellrrd, ths
Fed hurler, .was nicked for five
hit*" which produced ‘seven runs.
Tills' libelled doom for the Fed*.
In the fifth, Dvorak left the
mound In favor of Ed Vermillion,
after walking the first batter
and permitting Kennlngton lo
single tq left. Vermillion'* effect
was no better and the l)*I*nd
aggregation continued to ' pound
.the ball to every corner In the
bark. At "the end of the inning,
DeLand hail pushed over 11 runs
off a total of eight hits.
Th* only Sanford run cam* In
the seventh when Manager Ed
Lsvy-Whltner, who relirved Ver
million on the hill, singled to
TKXAN COACHKH VIRGINIANS
CHARLOTTKSVILLE. Va., '(*)
—Ned L. McDonald, star end on
the University of Texas foolha'I
(cam In 1937, 1008 and 1030, has
been named line assistant to Htad
Coach Arthur I-. Ouepe a t the
University of Virginia.
McDonald, recently dlicbarytd
from the Navy where he w m a
lieutenant commandeh formally
coached alt snorts m
Orange,Tex., Hieh School. He succeeds
At Thomas, who was appointed
line coach at Marquette Univer
sity. .
MARTINSVILLE, Va., (/P>Cllft B o l t o n , f o r m e r major
leaguer, hat been appointed man
ager of the Martinsville Athletics,
farm club of the PhiladsIblA
Athletics, of the Carolina League
for lWO.
center, took aeconil on b.barpejL
single, advanced lo third on
Tuttle’s grounder and scored when
Bride filed out to left.
Buddy Lake accounted for the
remaining two hits for the Celery
Feds, two line single* to right.
Jim Hchantal will go on the
mound tonight for the locals when
they meet the St. Augustine
Saints here at H:00 o'clock. The
starting line-up. according to
Manager Ijevy-Whllner. will be
the same as last night, txcept
the starting moundsman.
The Saints dropped their open
ing till last night to Palatka by
a score uf 4 to 3.
EASTER
Daytona Beach
Captures 14-2
Win Over G-Men
Howie Martin Hurls
Orlando Senators
To 14-6 Victory
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
fly JU L IA N aT E N ST R O M
Jo»s{il> A . Ila r r u lil,
th«
tb s file d >li»r p etitio n fu r fin a l
d isch arg e u sd th at ena w ill appt*
to tb s l l i . tiura Ills It . W . W are.
C i.U h l) Ju d g e of M siulnols County,
F lo rid a , on Ih s t* th d a y of A l-rll,
ISM . fu r ap p ro v al uf asms and
fu r fin a l d le ch a ig a a s H it c u lilx
of lb s r s la t e uf J u a .p h A , lia r m id . d rrra a v d . on t h lB 11th day
of M arch, IS M .
. j !
A lice T . Ita rro ld ,
K t r c u t r l * of th a aalala of
Jo se p h A . Iia r r u ld , d it m c t l.
HEADACHE
Liquid C A P U D I N E
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
AND MATCHING WHITE
COTTON MATTRESS
LEGAL NOTICE
by still another G-Man, big John
Moore, b tto of the 1041 hurling
staff. Ha turned back Ocala, 5
to 0, on Aug. 19, llML
. . s o t k 'k i e . t m u n
IN T I I K C IR C U IT C l l l f l l T IN A N D
KOH
U K M IN U L K C O U N T Y .
F M J ltt D A
IN
C ttA N C K R Y .
tt A H O I.II I*. H I'K H K H H . I ’ la lu lK f ,
Longest- games ever played In
IheVaia-yesr history, ef -the- Class V H M .H T I.A C K D -H H C H W H I. —
D r fe m ia u l.
iD Florida Stale League that ret
turned play last night were torrid
H T A T K O K F L O R ID A T O : V I O .
1.1-rr
l-A
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K
O
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M
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IlK
ItO
17-lnnlng affairs In Sanford and p laru of i f .t d e i l c . Is ll». 0 whoao
DeLand an May 24, 1930 and M ichigan- A venua, P a e a d .n * NCoarth
lif ,
Apr. 20, 1039.
YO U A ID : I I K I t K U Y r i.iu lr e d to
rll>
yo
u
r
w
ritte
n
ap
p
ears
nee
(
p
e
r.
In the first tilt, the Celery feds
lit' o r by a llo r o e v ), on o r b e
eked out a 2 to 1. decision over rone
fore M ay J . A- D. 1*4*. In th« R ill
the D a y t o n a Beach Islandirs, o f C o iu p la in l fo r d ivo rce (llr d lit
while In the s e c o n d 17-lnnlng ih l* anil a g a in st yo u,
w if.N K H H nly hand and o ff ic ia l
struggle, DeLand noted out Day
re a l nl H anford, F lo r id a , t ill* In d
tona Beach, 4 to 3.
day of A p ril, A I*. f » l»
Longest tie gams In .loop his
•
U I’. HKHNIM>N
A ■ C la rk of said C irc u it C o u rt
tory was th* 7 to 7 sixteen Inning
Ity
U
. I . H u n t. D. C . ,
stalemate a t Daytona Beach o i
June 9, 1940 when the Ocala
Yearlings were being entertained.
m i t i c »:
Worst shut-out defeat in loop
cor in ' o f t u b
cot*:
history, ahd most top-heavy vic iNJUDtlK..
HKlIlNDt-B COUN
tory, was St. Augustine's 19 to 0
HTATK OF FLORIDA. IN I'
decision over Gainesville on April
IIATK.
29, 1941.
Ifi r* H i* tCw tiiie of *
Fastsst nine-inning tilt in loop joa*:)1!! A- HAHIIOLU.
A ll Whom It M»y G tm rrrn
history was played «l .Oral* on Tr»^r.n#-w
i■ herdu
r.'-m rra jff Tn?a hvr-Tnmrt-rep'
ORLANDO, April 17, (Special)
— The Orlando Senator* opened
the 1940 Florida Slate League
season here lust night when on
impressive 14 to 6 win over the
[.ecsburg Packers Itefore one nf
the largest opening night rrowds
to jam Orlando's Tinker Field.
Howie Martin turned in a six
hit mound performance fur the
Senators while the Washington
farm collected.* total of 11 off HIDnuiiUJ. lli
Th«r* hearirrfy—of- Smailin Trml
K x v t u lr li
Drlggera.
Leesburg ..... 002
let) their horse* to the paddock
yesterday at Havre D# Grace, Md.
to yet the program -underway.
Jh e groom* at the track demanded a 110 bonus which Maryland
tracks decided to discontinue . . .
Before yesterday's game between
the oBston Brave* mid tha Brook
lyn Dodger* in Boston, three mu
sician*. each weariny a sombero,
stopped in front of the Dodger
bench, played a aony—South of
the Border, Down Mexico Way—
and then opened a sack and tossed
Imitation peso* at the Dody-r
players . . .
over that period produced no-hlt caeUsl*.
Oddly, one of the first of tbsm all was the queerest for altho
Dr Land's Jim McMulten held the Orlanlo Gulls httless, hs ost the
decision, .1 to 0, whin a brace, of elyht iimlny error* hit his *quad
on Sept. 2, 1037.
It was the second time that year th at the Gull* had'been held
hltleaa, for St. Auyustlne'e Bradshaw beat them 4 tv 0 on Auy. 28,
just four days before.
*
Today'll Sporta Oddity
The late Lefty Brewer hurled* ~
- ”
They call racing the sport nf
the third lio-hiller in loop history f0U„ted upon as a 20-yame winking*. It-proved to be just that
on June 0. 193H when ha-tam ed n tr
On k c ertafn' OCtfiber afternoo i
AauCffltu , ? C ns.a|n t , l° Q f°r U ,, IM; Three uo-hltUr* went in to 'th e In 1U22 at Laurel, Maryland. A
One o? *hem fastest no-hltte*.
bTh* horse called King George won a
was the 1 to u0 victory raiatk
a's
1'al.tka‘a
1 Tla- big race, paying 817 for 82. King
Trojan finished second, reward-,
Frank Hudson turned In against
ing his place backers with 86-21).
Gainesville on July 21, 1039. Hud
The third place horse was named
son, a left-hander, again Is on th j
King's Belie, playing |4 for show.
Palatka payroll, and is b e i n g
8T. AUGUSTINE. A p r i l 17.
(Special)— Tho Palatka Aralcas
turned In a neat 3 to 2 victory
over the SL Auyustine Saints
hero last .niyht before an official
paid’ attendance of 2,10b. SI.
Auyustine opened tho scoriny by
tallylny once in the first Inning
but the Axatea* bunched three
hit* and three error* and a b**c
on. balls to score all their three
runs in their half of the second
frame.
The . A ialras collected 12 hits
off two Saint hurtsr* while Hoar
hold the Steinccki men to an even
lU n r lf n a ll
•
1
four blows.
ro o k ly n — -------- —
• •I
Palatka .........„ 030 000 000—1 BHI.
L o u is
—— 0 I
St. Aurustlne
100 010 0(t0—2 Cllllaill'll'hm
• 1
1 M t)k H im ..
Chtrayrti
at
Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE, April 17. (Spe Phil: it<'l(ililH at NewYork.
cial)— Before a crowd of 2.130
Ilrooklyn at Iloalun.
the Daytona Beach Dodger. slam I'llt.hurgli ut HI. l.oul*.
med- out- I T safotlb* h e tf taut
AWKIttfAA IdltU lK
niyht to capture s 14 to 2 win
tratrrd at'a ItraoU*
nt/au
S
Cleveland I: Chlcaau 4.
over (tin
the f’n
Gainesville
G-Men.
Drlmit f: HI. laiul* I;
Tetter, on the hill for the
Itorlon I; Waahlnadon 9
Nr a' York 'll I'hlladelphlr
Dodgers, was ’nicked for It hita
by the G-Men but he kept them
well scattered throughout the
contest.
Daytona Beach 200 602 220-14
Gainesville . , 100 000 100- 2
Orlando ,
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c h liV g u I ; C tn e ln n .tl 3.
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Chlr.gn
Adults, 40c—Children, 09c
Opens 12:45 P. M. Dally I
TODAY and
THURSDAYl!
Homellmea tender . , •
Often Funny . . .
But altraya human l
Iw esh u rg .
Hi. A lig n .lin e u l H A M M lH D .
D ayto nu l l e a c h .a i I'a la t k a . *
New Y o rk
I'lll.h u r g h
“Soldiers are made
out of the strhn treat
people!”—Ernie Pyle
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pounded out by one team In on*
tilt. Leesburg baltetl In 27 cf
thslr SK run* for the best RBI
record by a dub In one league
.cal— ky Inula*.
HANFORD
t l t I t t I ii S
DcU nd
0 a I 7 II I I a a
ROUNDUP .
Third.baaemad
Krror-.: Il«»«a 9, Williams 1. IIS- George Myatt of the Washington
man 7, Hharpi 1. Ilrvant 1, la in , Senator* slipped and fell on the
U n o lo n Hun. hatted In: Drlde.
HluihtiEllin g. Hi... J Fitch. Knstl (, steps of tt)* Washington dugo.it
I’atllrh 3. Ililtl 3, William. I, He- Just before yesterday’s opener
man. Kcnnliigtim. Twn-bate hit* against Boston amf sprained his
I’avllch, Ho.a, Krnnlnaton. Thru-In n lilli fir It t. Williams.* K*»UJ MRU . . . . Th*, veteran Frankie
Htulen lieae. Furhr 1 Hhili.lta. Croietti was a t ahqrtatop yssterDmihtc pirtVa Kaapcl lo Ilrvant. day when th# Yankees opened llio
I’rall In -Hltvsriuan. I#*f( nn Itv.i.
HANFOHP 10. DeLand t. Ha— nn American race against th* Athhall*—tiff llvnrak 1 luvp I. Ke/l- letics . . . Owners and trainers
ulniJInn 1. Vermillion I. Hlrura
nut, hr Kennlnsliin I. Dvnrtk t.
IMl* nff Dvnrak In I liming, id
wHH II run. Off Vermillion in
I Inning S with S run*. Off li*vv
In 3 Innlna. 4 with I run*. Winhlnu idirher * Pennington. In.Ins
nllrhrr Dvorak. Umpire* Ands.anii
and Hilt.well; Time nt game llll,
Drx_CIeanlDtiX)ept.
YOUR CAR IN %
‘RING CHECK-Uf
MEET
YOUR
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FRIENDS
__W h e e ls B a la n c e d
!W P a ^ Job
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
W. n is t 81- - Phone B80
NAL LOANS
WORRIES
ARE UNNECESSARY
Whatever your peraona) money
problem*, wo can aoiva them. Con
anil ui today, about a personal loan,
Wt alto finance purchase*.
No Sales Sundays.
No Sales to Minors.
No Drinking on
P p fH ttln a a
Premises.
Join,the' Baxter Parada, even If
ycni'dah’t bey nrw.cleUtss. CoaU,
suit* and dret*** Dean*) our,way
joul! o^rte, look u shop new
i1
as the day you bought them I
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,TIIE WEATHER
To Protect th* P tw i of tb# Worlii
To Promote th* Progress of America:
7 o Prodttco Piwporlty .far Sanford.'
Mostly cloudy I hit afternoon, rooter tonight.
Friday partly rlnuify,. mild trmperaturra.
/
' aY*
AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER
-■ -
VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
THURSDAY, APR. 1H. I'.HJi
■
r Associated Press Leased Wire
NO. 152
O.P.A. Extension
Bill Is Passed By House
1
v Rescue _Creak Berin Services—Tomorrow
Search For Miners
•
Believed Trapped
■ In Virginia Mine
While D ebating
New Constitution
State Department Is
Attempting* ToFihd
Reason For Making
News Restrictions
Legislative Defeat Is
W p rst Suffered By
. . Trum an Since Be
coming
President
Nation's No. I Southpaw Heaves First Pitch
WASHINGTON, Apr. 18. HP)-r
The Stntc Department is theckWASHINGTON, April 18
ing up un the tight new censot—Twelve men are miaaing
(/I1
)—President .Trumnn has
ship that has been imposed on
after an explosion in a coal
HU/femj liis worst leRislativu
President
Of
France
correspondent^,
by
the
govern
*■mine in the town of McCoy,
defeat since he entered the
e n t ' nf .Jratv.._ A' department
Makes Appeal To m-IHitir,
near Radford, Va. The blast
mii-i salt! the matter is
White Ilotjsd. .U’ij the hill
Iwing taken up with thr .Anyferioccurred in n mino of tbc
Avoid Resignations ,. ca)i
passed
hy the Houke today
Kmliaasy in Tehran, , b u t'd id
Great Valley Anthracite Corwhich extdhds the OPA for
not
may
whether
*
the
United
V poratfon.,
PARIS, April Id. f/p>— Presi State* 1* lodging a strung proteat
nine months. The measure
dent Fella Gouln appealed
to or just making an inquiry.
A spokesman for the com
him been no riddled by nmendmembers of tha French Consti
pany said the 12 men wfcrej
The first Ajsociateil Press dlsment.s n.s to prnctically nulljtuent
Afiemblv
today
to
forget
natch In t ome from Iran since
thought to _ b « trapped
undft^fy
the ndminisiratlon*R the
•-petty
difference,
tn
—
debatingVtlw hew rule* were Imposed said
ground. Rescue Craws TT»vo"”ba«n
France's proposed new 'constltu- that our Embassy was lending
ory of price control.
summoned to the arena and have
tion. Gouln made hi* appeal In on n note of onitest to the Iranian
1 h-‘ roll CoII vote on passage
begun a seurch for ths 12 men
effort to avert the threatened Foreign Mini*try. The note was
wits
to \1. Before tho final
who are believed to havs been
resignation
of
Foreign
Minister
said 'to express grave concern
ote wn* taken. Itcprc-rnlallve
trapped In the coal mine, after
Georges
Bidault
and
other
.popu
over
the
news
blackout.
It'a
b
’Adolph Snloitli of lltiimi* — the
the explosion. Ths blast jarred the
lar Republican movament member.* Itevr.l in Washington that the
80-year old dean of tin House —
mine In Montgomery County nt
of
his
cabinet,
State Department is making a
shouted
“You have inunlcre1!
10:90, (KST), this "morning. So
Couin told the assembly the thorough Investigation of why
t PA.’*
terrific was ths concussion th sl
government
qt
a
whole
would
the
censorship
was
imposed.
The amendment* to the OPA
ths manager of the mine, Cloyu
A British Foreign Office offlw ile shoved through hy a c.valiFuneral service* for Ralph II. abstain from voting on constitu
Karlin, was knocked off his fast.
tional
isiuet
dividing
the
M.
It.
I’.,
rial
h.vs
disclosed
that
Great
tinn of tti-pqidiriut* and a hlot
Martin said he thought ths ex- Chapman, who died Tuesday
of IJemiwratS — mostly from tho
plosion wss id ths bottom of the night while In Jacksonville, will from the othtr members of the Britain also is making repre
coalition
government
—
the
Soci
sentation*
to
the
Iranian
govern
1
j
South. OPA mlmlnUtrator Paul
mine, where the 12 men were be held at the First Presbyterian
merit over the new censorship. 1 1 |
Church tomorrow afternoon at alists and the Communists.
Porter sny* tin* hill in its present
working.
Gouln
thus
acceded
to
the
con
3:00 o’clock with Dr. K. 1).
form would witvfc price control
tention
of
the
If.
II.
P.,
that
parBrownlee officiating. *
and that
consumer pric-*
l ici | at ion in the government ami
migtii »k)ro*-k, t a much as 50
support or opposition to the con
t-i cent over pie-ent levrls.
stitution are different subjects.
Economic
Stiilillirer Ghesttr
The proposed new constitution
IPoole, *:iv« tlic measure is imfor the Fourth French Republic
|n,-sit,ie
thiil in* doe* not see
is to be voted on at n national
, w lut -LOu _ br done.. U\ ,a)aintaja.
referendum next month.
: pi ire rnitfwdife—- —“ *• “ ' " —
GENEVA rBwilxri-land, A'pr7"to(
(in it, final passage by the
N m tN IlK liG , A|,r. ib .'1 / f i —
t
(AV- The organisation created
ll..ti*e today, th ■ OPA bill was
linn* Fmnk, former Nail gov
after World War I to insure
i supported l>y 205 Democrats, 449
ernor of Poland during the days
peace for the world die* tonight.
Republican* nnd two minor party
of German occupation, began his
Only a few farewell speeches
1mentbet-. Opposing were 31 Hedefense i,*day before the ^Nuern
and ratification of noma final
publtcatK and eight I'emucrats.
berg * Wn, Crimes tribunal by
Services To
decisions - r e m a i n . before the Private
The hill no,, goes to th; Senblaniinc Adolph Hiller and Hein President Horry S. Trumnn has plenty of stuff on If*. fc,l|
|,t. |mi|* the first pitch to open Hu* bus,League of Nations closes its
administration
rich Himmler for the crimes of hall season In the capita) between the Washington .Tcnai-i and the Boston lt,-| Sox. Mis- .Mnrgttri-I :,l *-. where th Be
Held
Friday
For
books 20 years, three months and
which he is accused.
ftuman I s -at left with Mrs. Truman. The Preside lit I- flanked by Fleet Admlrnt William lb t J'lthy
for iwtii-r result,.
eight day* after ‘ It was created.
Wnito
Pronjinent Citizen At th* hoy Scout Seminole Frank, however, opened up (loft) nnd Flo#l Aflmind I’IipMit VV* Niwiinr IJi K. fUHrf Navnt <lprmHnrt» lD'T\%d#n llu* l * i N’#wfTiii»rT fallal nt
A- board -of nine—wlil - handle
District Court of Honor which with an nutating confession, vir tt,.| Admiral Ntmitx is Clink tin ffn h . P n-idcnl of th,- tv hiugtnn tetmlio it,dim,I him lire N ,,telaiy House i„ ask if President Tr'ithe liquidation of the League's
[man bail any eommeiil* to make
Henrv Wight, who with Mrs. was held during th* week-end »t tually 1In owing himself on thr af Tieasury Freil M. Vin-on (left) ond Senator A itim r Vnndcnlwm of Mtringnn.
a i-n ti
of 911,7W,000. The
———■— ---- ■'
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mercy
of
the
International
courL
Silver
Lake,
awards
were
givnn
Oliver
LBIV)
IW«niS
Wight,
recently
celebrated
their
Learue's building* and technical
si
h
|
I VW e l ] •
TA«
’* |
8 -eret»ry ChsiU-i Rost replied:
ther than by sjout Frank admitted practically all
by scouts rather
banner
leaded.
Troop
*
W
*:»
the
rfW.Zm!.n
mjr
notfif
*
o
n
t
n
t
TflWffflikSr
i
urv^1
nvcfluf
t#*
ih
e
,
chsorea
against
hwj.
r »
. f e i r a ' , r a ‘ 10
1
a long illness. Funeral awdrd with the highest number
Frank spoke in a clear, !„ud
Soma delegates say that only day aftgr which
wijl lie held lo of points.,
voice a* he told the war crime*
on* loose end is left—and that service*,
BUI Meriwether presentnl -sec tribunal he felt u terrible seme
"will be private.
ft
.....................
Is the league’s mend ate ay stent. morrow afternoon,
Mr. Wight, who for many year* ond rias! award* to Charles Car of guilt within him for the
The delegates say there U no
was head of the Wight Grocery ter of Troop 80 fend Jone Corley crimes of the Naxl regime. Frank
legal way to insure th a t'a ll the Company,
to Sanford in and John Fite of Troop r».
admitted the crimes against tiro
league's mandates will be -turned 1010 , and came
been associated
Simon Dingfeldsr prrssnted the Jews- and Ills share In thoseCounty Supervisor Conferring This Week
over to the trusteeship of the in hualntas hod
with his thre* sons, life award to John Root of Troop crimes. The former governor of
United Natihna. Other obeenreri Ralph B. Wight,
With Principals Of Schools On Choice
the late Hal 80.Poland also admitted hi* p-'irt
in Geneva a f t that a)t powtra Wight and the Into
Is Arrested
Fred C,
The merit badges were pre in the German brutalities proc Soldier
I Mil AN I in. Vt*ril
Th#
ianda lea ffrr oo m , the Wight.
holding mandates
Of Books Made Available Bv State
sented by Dickie Frank to John ured on a huge scale during^ I he
iHtuiij of jji*x*-iHitt4 *if ihe OrLeaguo
__ have .prontli
^raised to negotiFor
Driving
Truck
Receiving
his
preliminary
edu
I it'fici it) li«*-} tl it I Inst night
at* trusteeships with the United cation under private tutors, Mr. 0. Andes, Jr., John Fite, John German occupation of Poland
•I 1.19*1.1
Despite hi* ndmlssians, Frank
Fox, Alan Hetxsl, Kddm RinWhile
Intoxicated
I v v I•!c*-| it i f r iv n r o f 5
Natlona. An exception la South
..r
tunutt
j*L_ ...
lu hedge to some
karik, Rudoph Smith and -lurk also sought
'jt'
to ; i i t i • i .
* 'tii.000 for
Africa which wants to annax College,
11
lb,
ii
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Oxford,
Ga..
where
he
extent. In addition to blanrog
> (|M tin- . - M i. ti.
-In i*«a JOB b#d
Ita mandate—the area formerly waa a charter member of Delta 1, Spencer of Troop
During t Its* m in. Wc.llic«,in>
..i
.
»Kiy
i"i
i*
Charles K. Carter, Floy,I I'ooper, Hiller and Himmler for policies, th rrr automobile rollisioiu with
known aa German Southwest
i" Hi- .........
hospital.
ihi-li u.1N . ••m-linli-11wljur
mfofiiltiii
( C a a l U a e * • ■ T a a e T h re e )
Leslie Harvey,
Bobby
1’oilin, Frank claimed his authority a* in the rllv limits Were lntc»ti
i f.ivnr
of„ thil,
Africa.
nf IIn- I
.1-1,
nf F i-t ll.ll o n ,
-Tbi ln-Hif I Vttfr f M
„
,1 g over nor general of Poland was gated by police. Aside from rut
Louis Reynolds and John Hoot
Siq>L_-J
Vt..
U
w
iiu
u
•'
“/
'f
'
1,1
>'
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,
1
re*.
t-.rl
Weil
lie;
.
of.Trp 9p . 8O and. to Garnett Whit-e [limilled and that he actually hail Ond bruises, no one s s j reported
n^Kirlnl
Mjnm Ii U i H*iI| *1*1*1! **
fmm Adriifi
tried
to
resign
14
time*,
of
Troop
54.
to^hnvr
beeti
serlouyly
Jiurt.
hut
Wyrhgri nnd A-n-inlcs; a Nee*
- New Government For
” Sgt. Kart F. Hussey, ri-tunt frnm th-"PJinfrreJtrf
--------- V1---------' Subject* covertd In tl awards I
two 'driver* were arrested for Sr,. Route
It wn- lhi> rmi.otisin nf lhi*|Yurk fund raising i.inuinny-sspeNu. 2. Ilux 70,- lias
were, poultry keeping, home rb
- * Greece Is Formed
reckless driving and one driver
-n, honorably iii*i iiurgcil from Uimip lhai littln should U- n t• (aaltslng In li»-|>itat .-umpaigns,
peirs, swlmmlnjr,
swimming, pathfinding,
psthflndlng, per.
pairs,
.Gen. M arshall Plans Was arrested fur driving while l«*
mg In timlc-'.ik-- ihc project
the
United Slntrs Army at. the temptC.l .lining the ticxt tW-r |
aonil
health,
flrsmsnship.
music.
drunk.
,
ATHENS, Apr. 19, W>— * A
m '• ••I........ . • »•*"•! bu ld |„ ,
„f $:i|.7f.O.
«-|iniuli«n rcnlcf, For! Mcl'hi" >vars
art, athistics, first std and read An Early Conference
new Greek government has been
1.Mi' »HFCtl
V 4•f Illicit
...
,,
„
.
The first arriilrnt reported wti* Mil <in , n(*J\* *i rvinu t hi* |Ml t ttllfH ‘h*i
,
.
Ibs'
1
11
Will I uh lor a
ing.
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tiilnly
formed under the premiership of
at I0;2U A. M, when li. K. Spra
" ’ ’f !»•**••x,| i.i n ^ h i iiumthA U*){innhi4
Cubber cards wtr* awarded to '.CHUNGKING, April tR id3 - gue, 128 West Howard .Street, 11 Ufin.t tin in til** %- 1*!ilir-l1litlf *t ] III* t*l l **' v * Ml 1 ,* •
OTTAWA, April 18. W>— A
the Populiat Party leader, Con
«»f Operation*
, JI loll *1 ItlJlki l -. at \ i*i •) J- Ftir.l- will. not ...bo
stantin Taaldarls. The new cabin Canadian officialI has described
<eitiellf
..................an Atari Hetxel ond John Fox. Tr,.i*p General George Marshall plans T)el.nnd. going south on I'uik th lift * htiftsy,
mil- I tl.
wliii |»M4i| to | U*1TlJ* i l II.'
conferences
w i t h Avenue, stopped for the iinffi,l il l iu r 1 m i I .-lid* rS.V .» inti -,',rilLr!i* ft •»»»■« *!«•• If »»*f»l public
et replaces the government
i . . of unsuccessful search ‘for the o r 80 w*» nsxt to Troo|i 5 in the immediate
itsat which ganiser of the Canadian labor- number of point* awarded mid China’s political nnd military light at Twenty-fifth Street Hi, tm*111« l* I into lIt*- Ariii>' W|l .8i I'm 11 net 4it L ■ **f f* 1 1 S'. 1 •unit lib .lt| until llii1 biujfhl nt tin* m*il winter
*
oi,
leadera of both the Government car ws* smashed Into from be !•*■•>«*•I l»y tin* Smt(k«’ If
Wogressiva Party, 45srn Cart, lie Troop 34 was third.
with i*n% ■h**ri*i of *ufi*tv
T,i t t iniiTik* f.i VVythgcl#
resigned yesterday, ‘
orcri8 fnr
and Communist factions.
The
UhUl . f ll|u«t of t hr |»»»»|l**nHl l b. | m*. 1.1I yifiA tlrive .a
TaaMsrli retains the foreign Is wanted to testify In a Canadian
hind hy an Army Truck driven **Thi"!1 mi the||r arm***! tt 1fIllfs*
M?f s u p e r U iif U 'b t i l - rtfiie t h u i h o w (w T lM M lu le d ( “ “ P *’ *1 iniuftli stely
That was Marshall's first slate, by Paul New of the Wrlrh Con I*f ill*HltllB.
minister portfolio which he held espionage trial.
the 27th infantry rcgi lilt © ir H ii'i'H It m e In I "C ifin Hi iaflet April 22
under Premier Poulltaaa. The
Rawlins Named) merit to newsmen today as he valescent Hospital nf UayUmu tlli'hl "fin the
Crown Counsel J. R. Cartwright
2-7th Hivj«imi. Sl«4h 1 urn u I-it Hii! t It*#*s| i*u11111mu fun-1
up •rintemlI llrW ilt Mill
■ resignation of th* Paul its** gov said Wednesday night in Ottawa
i
Beach, who wn* arrested foi \ IIIt i(41 State* Army
a s 11in ,- m h c lto r |>nxiliuii enl of the
ilnl. Iold l>onrd
ernment was precipitated by the that a subpoena has been out for
driving while under, the influence
l»OFh4*V Will* IlWHCtlvil the* to ru n lrih iiit- nt tin - tutu- th an members that the kill lu-d wing
withdrawal of thrf* ministers who Carr for some Mm*. Cartwrigl
------- r i g
,,
•
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C ‘ , .... ireturned to attempt anew til end af
of intoxicating
Intoxicating liquor. The trunk f iiit it l'a c if ie
T h m trr
r il bun, licroinftn r . hi* ilr r iu ie d .
expressed sharp disagreement also told Ottawa Magistrate
is n "vital necessity” to relir/e
Mrs, M>ry 'Rawlins, Sanf-iu jor R(KM| china's continuing civil!and rear fentler nf the OtiUmo- Atin*
lUvi!i?>plnS liilu’Cnlbm ribbnh * |lr, K-lgur ' I,. , Muiphct, execu thu" seriously overcrowded condlwith Taaldarls on tha question Glepn Striku- that the government Clinic
nb- X-ray
i-rsv technician, was electT • .
CiL
____,i... v„(.
r the pn (•
elect strife.
bile Was smashed
and
the \Vorbl Wnr II Victory tive secretary of tiu> Floridii tions now existing. He pointed out
of returning King George, the he* dons ita best to locate Carr, •d Tuesday evening as president
are badly ahaken up.' The nml
•
However, Marshall said he had,1 ®engrrs
iiirtlal.
second, to the Greek throne.
of th* SemlnoM County TubirGltiicn’s t'* nimiitee 011 Educntiuu, that the present building
umper
of
the
truck
wn*
hent.
but
has
not
succeeded.
■
I
h
—• . — .
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Tsaldarta and hi* Populist Party Cartwright made that state rulotls »nd Htelth Association no idea of what moves he w iu l'
presided nt tlo- opening session constructed nx n 100 Iwd hnspltal “
At
11:45
A.
M„
Charlie
II.
in favor of
members a n
a t A mciting held at the City make in hi* efforts to bring peace H arris,, colored, ws* arrested
of
Iho Hireling. Talks on tenrhrr but now has more than 210 beds 2
ment
after
the
completion
of
evi
to China until after he hail dis
U.
S.
To
Recognize
th« return of tha
Hall. She tuccMds A. r» Peter cussed
Irnim
nf programs were given crowded into it.
following
o
'
minor
collision
bedence
in
ths
preliminary
hearing
ths situation with leaders
—
son, who tenderad his resignation of sit shades
liy
Hi.
<i llallitril Himumns.
"We have 'beds where no .beds
Tito’s
Government
tr
«
lls
«
n
l
l-SB*
Tferee)
of Dr. David Shugar. Ha Is a as
of political opinion.
acting denn of thu college of should In' — and »c still have no
director.
Arthur Chevrolet
former Canadian Nary anti ;0«tB*f
officer* dieted were:
education, Hr. Herman L, Frick where near enough space,’* Miller
expert chanted
WASHINGTON. Apr. IH. W - .Vir^rl.Vr .'.f . he .iVmmer .esdon.
Its Maud* Rsmsvy as vice preslTakes Own l i f e submarine
""Idconspiracy. Magistrate Strike
The
United
State*
lias
agreed
to
_Jnt, W. C. Stewart as secretary
Wllilhrup t 'nllrge, Rock. Cell. i*.
Stuff physicians attending th*
served judgement in Shuler's coo# and
recognise Marshal Tito's govern (!,
and
Hr.
II
E.
Nutter,
director
J,
F.
McClelland
as
treasurer.
SLIDELL, La, April 19. M V- after C artw right'adm itted that#
meeting
us members trf the board ■
ment
in
,
Yugoslavia.
The
Tito
of
tinFlorida
Curriculum
UihBound motion picture* oof work in
tctlng Coroner II. E. Gautrcaur. is no evidence that Shugar ever Sound
stressed ths need of added facili
regime
has
given
assurances
s
a
m
o
n
g
uratury,
t
’ollege
of
Education,
an- gave confidential information to combatting tuberculosis
of 8t. Tammany Parish
that it will honor existing trea riii'ii' wile other talks given ties In tho way of operating rooms
Indians of Um Narfeko rreservation
natmeed that automobile
ties between Yugoslavia and the on Janitorial training, bus driver Increased laboratory spsca and |
The
AAF
T
ertkel
Commend
drop
host
carried
by
R-17
which
lljtrtfll*. r
Arthur Chevrolet., has
United Kintc*.
. k. S t . .
accompanied
President
Roosevelt
fet
Tamp*
'will
pro*
headquarter*
trainin'' nnd supervision of lunch more beds.
elected to
vt
The following were
rpSUdg.
Secretary of Stale Byrnes has room workers.
gar cose, a former Russian *«ri
when
he
flew
to
Yalta.
The motion to accept WycheeP*
______
_._en*
of
Benford
and
vide
th
t
cltixens
of
*
on the Hoard of Directors:
The acting coroner said that bessy cipher clerk — Igor
M iss Until Hand, comity super proposal v.ns mads ,by M. O. Ovar
Ranford cltiirns will see at the Informed Belgrade that Dd* ‘-one.
Clonts, Oviedo; Andrew vicinity with display of Army Air
Chmolet had
Try
is
'
willing
to
accept,
Tito's
enko — Identified the
‘Ira. J. C. BUM, Force* Instruments and equlp- free exhibit threo highly impor minister of information, Snvu visor of (duration, is conferring street and seconded hy Hamilton
party organiser, Carr, aa a
tant developments of the war tha, Kosanovlc, as Yugoslav ambassa this week with principals nf Gibson. The motion was* unani
Dewson.San- mint Monday, Apr. 22.
la Slidell, last
Sian agent Carr’s Labor-P
■dl ilra. Roy fllH*. Sanfordl
A ■part of this mulling ex up until now have been marked dor to Washington. Tho U. b while nnd colored schools through mously carried by the board and
A native of SwfttorUnd, Cher- live Party was. formed by
>. Sammy Long, Chuluota; Mrs position wss displayed at ths “top secret" bv the Army.- They Ambassador to Yugoslavia will out the county ns to their choice approved bv the medical staff who
A rolst waa tha last Of three brotheri* dlan Communists afur th
nf 1,6IH) bonks uvnMnblc by the vver? in attendance.
)om* .Cochran, Lake Mary. C, Florida But* Fair In Tampa lost e the mystery of radar, the be Richard C- Patterson, Jr.
who formed the Chevrolet Com muniat Party ws* outl*
Stale fur school libraries wild
jmplkated N o r d e n bombslght
^
'
Stowart.
B,
A.
King,
Mra.
February
and
the
Dade
County
the early stagea of World Wi
suitable for various grades rang
Fair In Miami lost month. Th* hlch until recently was mel.iing from the first through the
n
a
s r s nine trailers with th* unit a n dn*d fend operated by men or3 'amt.-tsttsTliib '
12 th.
SCHOOL BURNS
now b«ng. displayed at Waochula, tred to wear sldearms as pYn- Rain Is WelcomedMr. Law ton pointed out that
oabotagt, and th*
^____
_____
irati
following jr v « r*'**E^d Lakeland, and
Tlfefn*s
City. Th*_ tection against
By
Local
Growers
RICHMOND, Vi
|3,C00 worth uf these books
DAYTONA BEACH. Apr.
• on th* Board of Dlrec, tour will continue throughout thri Inner m*chani*ms of th* no#* and
lane have been
would lie available fur schools
Ted Williams was gran
MV— A blase starting at
Mrs. Stmt* of Florida and eventually tail section# of th# famous B-20
Mis* Mfeude R*m*ey,
R
! Of dollars a
Light showers, which this morn
(he county next year, and building permit el the Cit;
night, destroyed
" the
1 southern
'*
-------suner-fortress
cover *11
state*.
yuperfort res* which nsrformed ing followed heavy thunderstorms In
*Jr.?* collector
■
J r " r. L l m ,
Street negro l fortress which performed so and squalls westward In th* Gulf would he paid for by the aUto Wednesday to erect a 94
C h at
‘
The public Is invttod to vl«H
brought the fire
In the raid* onHhe Japanese of Mexico, war* - welcomed by textbook fund due to the fart room houst a t Georgia
th*
(how
and
a««
som*
of
the
that teachers and pupils have on West Thirteenth .Sttoot.
ftor tt I
Itrs of th* pr*«*nt day Army
growers of both citrus and v*ge- handle! tcxilxmks with so much
'Also
motion
picturaa
Force.
A
unique
contrivOM
M
T
tables os relief from the draught core, that it has been unneces
A meeting of the Democrats |
c. mu, t,
actual combat will be
th* Talking Turret. This
of the past two and a half
.
H gadtii
sary to replace them as freely Executive Committee of See '
that
war*
pr«
‘
.’ .
i
TR* la*t rain of any conse a t predicted, and therefore the County of which James
A rate of thanks was given a B-20 gun turrat atouoUd a
<
to tha public,
a flat top trader to. simulate
quence was on March 29 when funds ran be used for library of Ovlodo to chairman, will
average soldier. U* i* *bl#
■how la aceompenlid by rainfall totalled one half , imh, book*.
held at StOO o’clock this
k and move hla head . —
and man who have seen according- to Dr. TL W. duprecht
at tbs Seminole County
th* , past two y*«n. "Wt have
any question directed to
overseas as pilot*, navi- of the Cmtral Florida Experi TO REVIEW MANEUVERS
House;
undff th#
concerning tha Air Force, ita hi*bombardiers, gunners, re- ment Button. On the d*y fol
and
and the oppor*
WASHINGTON, April 18. </P>
tan and Bight engineers. M*n
Men ing, it rained only'one tenth of
_ ____ ___ ^ident, | shell
Seminole County memh
It offera to the
th e,coast
oi Fran.'i
r r a n /i an inch. Until today, every April President Trumen will
mapped the,
coast of
review the Florltla Petroleum la
vor to carry oo," sold Mra.
RADFORD,. Va„ April 18
League Of Nations
Will End Tonight
• At Geneva Session
Hans Frank Blames
Crimes In Poland
On Hitler, Himmler
Mr. Henry Wight
ilDies At His Some
On Park Avenue Troop
5 Wins Boy
Scout Banner At
Court Of Honor
Three Automobile. N ew School B n la m g s D iscussed |^ ut^ L i,rtBt" _x •
At County Superintendents Meet Orange General
Accidents Occur
Hospital V o t e s
In City Yesterday
$759,000 Addition
Sj^l. Earl Dnssey
Discharged A fter
Duty In Pacific
Search For ^Labor
Party Organizer In
Canada Is Futile
P
Mrs.
Head Of Association 1W i K d 'T w w K 'M
Display Of A A .F . in stru m en ts And
Equipment Slated Mtond&y and Tuesday
“ L fsraJuW 'i.
CITY BRIEFS
“S:
r
tho nation.
It
to ,
D-Day, bombed Germany day yeas ■ dry day, with tha maneuvers of a carrier task fore* rommittee a l wh’eh
of, the Atlantic Float on Mon- Woodward of Jsc'
result that i
day. Tho P r .-tl^ t wljl Irave Ifw
to - it
St*x
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, 'H A K I M . i N H i t - . ..
aultml-wtait Wihr.oo'riaW, '’Nothing.
t i l PA, P I#------ id - ) - A wo
shopper here saw a length;
t* lineup before a tounWr
ed Her wuy to the clerk uiulUhla ia what happened.'
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s
f, ■
.
Savings
We handtl all type* of property Insurance
ANDREW .CARRA WAY AGENCY
fe; .
"INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE”
l U N. Park Ay*.
'
Phone 180
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Playing Two Big Days
=
FRIDAY and SATURDAY!!
Dauntless Dagwood. Traps
Dangerops “‘Dog-Nappers'!
THE BUMSTEAD8 MAKH HEADLINES . . . on thu
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THURSDAY, APR, 18,
HERALD, SANPORP. FLORIDA
comic page . . . as they bring you the gayest cunieiiy
Of their hilarious screen life! *
.
S £ $ 2 fis t&
l«rf wMcn he had loaded witfl
rnd.p part* and radio and
ra b ln rts
t
lllHUIMiHAM AND BtitiH
BIRMINGHAM, K n g lunch*—
(A*)— Birmingham Dorp, may
butld i u own hotel to cater to
visitors: and to dispel the belief
th at ovary body In the city icons
to bed *t 10:10 P. M. The lord
mayor, wants food meals avail
able a t late hours for f usstt
INVKSTI0ATE8 CRASH
LHW18TOWN. Mont., - (AVOne automobilt carrened around
a com er and craahad into anminutes. Driver of the second
car wufl Poljcv Chief A. C. Mc-
r in u r iT lo x
o f
*
l x . 1 L U H K L - * I H l X .w l m t < p la r *
rtf fT ,M « n r« J * : : u T l f l y b L . i . i K ' J l a l l f ! J a o a b s . Inspci-lui
a t ., N. W „ In t h e c ity tv W » .h f t r e l M l ho . N, Q a b rirtla
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C. W . R M r d g » . l i a r h
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If. 1 . ( ‘ro o m . In> pe< t»i
•IM l.fd to n u t s a i J u A c e rta in A il I
n o w p en d I n i l . In H u C ir c u it f o u r !
o f ftem ln n to f ‘o u u t> . F l i r l d n . on
o t b e fo re t h . l* th d a y o f M ay,
l l l l .in d efault th e re o f aald cant*,
w ill p ro re e d R a P b r t a .
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lo S r r t n aa C la r k m p s c llv s ly . l o t
[action In i n U,l«*
O. It lietndon. Clark
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
W . (L K llb e s . c h a irm a n of th 1
Hoard o r f o a n l r (.'•m m iyalousn
Mary
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K.
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K U H IIIM .
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Said
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F a t a le .
Y »u a n il s a r li n f , n u a r a Ite ftli)
n o tif ie d a n d r e .|t i l r ..t In |ir*u«tt
s a p c la im s a(»t d e m a n d * w h ic h y o u
•>r . l i t e r o f yo u . ro n y b a v d u s n j a r
the- s i l a l o n f J o h n It. IV »U , * r
Ih n fo u n t > J u r is t
f o s i t l j . F lo r lr ia . a t
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Baked Goods
ham liiol
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alleging drunken driving.
c*.oaer.t ^;a“ W-* sm .
ney Oibson of Casper wsrmed up
for some egg cstlng by drinking
• glass of beer with two r»w
hrnfruit in it and .followed this
with another b e e / wUh three
egg*. Its then bet hr could eat
Jo<en and did It. Bob
wagered Glbeon that
eat three more doten.
V ra d
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Adult* — 40e
Children — Of.
(Inr. All T*«)
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Garden Fresh! Fruits & Vegetables!
Juicy Calif. Lemons
% lbs
..... 23c
Iceberg LettUce
Ig head ........... 13c
Fresh Crisp Carrots
2 bunches..... 15c
Fancy Sweet“Potatoes
l b ................10c
Fancy Pole Beans
l b ...................... 20c
Large Juicy Oranges
5 lbs ........ 33c
Idaho Baking Potatoes 5 l b s ........ 25c
Fancy Wax Beans
lb ....... ...... . 20c
Tender Yellow Squ&Bh
2 lbs ....... 15c
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gr«v« with th* trull hanging b<*vy
a»U>« Utm, Shu ova* 199 *«*» ot
A & P Fancy
Spinach
No, 2 can 18c
Snider's
Chill Sauce
11 02 Jar 22c
(lultmaHoiini)
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Fryers Legs, BreasU & Thighs ...
Wings ..........................................
Polish Style Smoked Sausage
Swift's Premium Smoked Sausage
Swifts Breakfast Links
Cdne^ Island Franks
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Te*ss Turkeys (dressed & drawn)
Salt Mackerel Fillets
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48c !b
47c lb
37c lb
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•re uoW.Leihg made by the Sum-'l
Inc., ncter REA Cooperative, Inc........
cording to County Ajc*nt W. J.
Platt.
The county spent alio rcpofEln
that vegetable market* here ami
at Webster ere now open for
handling cucumhfr* ^and tomatoes.
Three Automobile
Accidents O c c u r
In City Yesterday
Dies At H is Home
On Park Avenue
<»«'iaBi-e Kr««
o»*
tween the 1940 Chevrolet pickup
truck he wn* driving west on
Seventh Street at the Oak Ave
nue Intersection, and Or,on K.
lioff. 914 Park Avenue, who wn»
going south on Oak Avenue
Montage to Iwth c a n wits sl'ght
At 1:40 P. M..' nJctmlliiK to
the police report. Ival W. Hallew
who live* on the Country Clut
Road, fa'.lci) to stop at Jhc stop
sign while proceeding west on
Twentieth Street at the French
Avenue inters* :l Ion, and his
Ilulck Sedan collided with n
Packard club coupe being driven
south on French Avcnh* by Mal
colm C. Walter* of Scbrin*.
U o n itsn r a tr*M I 'M , Oh )
Tnu IVItn. loiter he moved t i
Inglodhle Farm, near ta iro , Ca.
where he cngaicd in fanning
and became the first extenslvo
m tnufacturtf of—Ccontia car.c
SJ tup.
T U R fc b
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Hr war' born on Pec 25,
In Decatur county. (i corgi
on* Jnn. 0, IHtMl married
Touchclle to whom were
five children. Survivor* beside*
‘Mr*. Wight Include, Ralph H.
Wight, Mr*. C. I!. Kirtiey, Mr*
P, A. Mcro, 14 grandchildren
and *ig great grandchildren, Pro
siiter*. Mia* Carrie IL Wight and
Mr*. Knife no Clearer of Cairo
(Jr and one brother, (i..A. Wieht
of Miami.
Indicative of Mr. Wight's charm 'rr If this epitaph found on an i
old slono in a M'dwav . IGo.t
rhpirlivard and long treasured
by Mr*. Wight;
• " 111* natural* di*] •sitlon wav
benevolent and chcrrl 1, not prone
to give ‘ offense. u ._ ,
offended; In deportment, courteous
and .-octal, fionertiui anj ju tt 0‘
; undft*fandlog, promirt and to-
OFFICIAL SCOUT SHOES
IIKOWN AND WHITE IN SIZES Vi ta .1
*39 llulck wn* demolished as was
also the front of the I'ackurJ.
doth men were treated by pr.
8 . I’ulcMon for minor tut* and
bruise*. Hallow wo* arrested for
reckless driving.
enjoyed and what he enjoyed he
Imparted. Ills house was the
strangers' hcine. II1* pie*v. bv
which he adorned the office of
•Uwerd, was active., enlightened
anil sincere.______
IVIurmy Picks Aides
For M arquette Staff
SMOKt ROUS SXVWARO from the M -nwn Samuel Rubel niarumn at
Itnr 'yn Height*. I- I , N. V . ** the center o( n,e root and purlieu cullupse
In (tame*. The lire, which caused on estimated Ion ol 91.789,000. loll the
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3 ilr*,.1 --.'1
it* landfr.it 'nj.
(fiitrrnatb nil
(JlA R L 'llT F r li I K. Va.. b»*!
—-AI Thetiia*, farmer I *vtd*o;i
giid star mid liniversltv’ of Viilir, Cavalier bsckfield -ta r of the
pu<i two reasons, will hr o**I*tar.t *
roaches to Ira n 1 J '•■■-rn*'. n l"‘
bend coach ot MsrttucUo Unive. - ,
*lty.
Murray, who c‘*s:hed Virginia
fur nine venr* formerly was h.’sd
COLORFUL..
for FASTER
}
>oarh at M a rq u e tte fo r If, c e n s o rs
before roniing lerc in I937.
j Cnata and nultn to out you at the bend
f of the Kodtcr Parade. P re tty ns a pic
ture, in lovely spring ’colors.
$ 1 6 -9 5 up
OUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE STARTS SATURDAY!
MATHER OF SANFORD
Phone 127
HUD (or Button police who want
to question her in connection \jith
* (ire In which all-year-old wom
an wa* killed, Ellen Sharpe, ISyear-old Boston honor student. Is
bring* detained at Chicago. Ellen,
wlm was to graduste In June, acci
dentally started a Are, according
to police, when she stumbled
against c candle on a shrine. Police
• aid that the girl became panicky
at the flame* spread and thru ran
away, (/nlrmalional .Soandphoto)
and that arrangement* have been
made to keen the meat curing
plant at the Webster market open
all vear.
Hie derision to keep the Web
ster meat curing plant open wa*
mad; after many requests had
been received from fanners who
vsnt to store [heir cured meats
there d u rin g ’ the summit', Mr.
Farm ers Consider
H IM 'f ONI WOMAN that will tell
ji/U ..her age. but not htnv sfiq
reSchfcd It. She Is Mrs. Annn M.
Jerome of New York City. Here
sire is shown blowing out, the can
dle* on her birthday cake ss she
Celebrated her lOlnd birthday.
The large csndls represent* ono
hundred years,
(InlernaiiouulJ
PRETTY 10-year-old Alice VittProduction Of Okra
b filer i dl htivo a picture of tier
tdWtfe W cliltttlf (turned In I,lira
m i n * mtolnside post during the
;0lh en 'iiat observance <d Easter
,.
n- ,, i,v (, r 1 tlill-li ,i
sunrise services at the tlollyfcood
bowl, fibs lias Just been chosen of Miiindcf economy on n u a -mull
in l.n n County i» now
ficial 111;* girl for the es—'ing holy
„ eurteltf; r d, arcnrdifig ill
d«V rile(rounty Agen: W. W. Ilrown.
t Thi ei- meetings were held for
fanner* to discuss the matter,
»ftd ii pie nitn'ivc of a canning
CUSTOM MADE vroodmi blindu, wnrp-prunf. N
metal algfa unetT dm: to climatic comlitiniin. AH typ
hlintU repaired. Free* cmtlnmtca.
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
Strickland- Morrison, Inc
phone
amt
HOLTSCLAW VENCTIAN HI.INI) CO
CAIT. C. II0LT3CLAW, (Itilircill. Oiriwr
1005 E Fourth St.
Phone 197-W Hefnrc No«
RE-ELECT JOE HENDRICKS
Wa Nrttl Him!
Cengrnw Need* Him!
Tha Nntlon Needs I Uni!
EASTER GIFTS
OF DISTINCTION
III*.long service enabled
him to establish a tw ord
of aggresjlv- i« .i■on
all-out war measured.
* He knows worm . alfulra
and Will wage «rr equaHy
aggressive fight for world
peace. ' v
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' He holds memberahip in
the moat powerful tommltleo of ihc House—Ap
prnprlailonf—and is ^ chair
man of It* Important Inde
pendent . Offices suli-rwinmittee.
Each and
Every One
a Beauty
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VOTE FOR JOE ibid make ti
MAJORITY A JbiN D SU D E!
u lie pu rebated
l’u)<nent t’lati.
, ■• ,
’ i^n :
-ft handsome com- ’
5*a|«r suit. Never j
eh a wide and var-jV
oatatanding Ha*—
attem and qtutUty,
AUths VIMMDiS for
the family
at jn s f a FEW PENNIES
Our Pre-Inventory
tie. Starts Saturday!
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FLORIDA
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REST- AND\QUlET?
Herbert Hoover, tut ho travds around Europe from ono
war_-rtddxm country to another; paints a most disheartening
'Wctiuw:of. the# frightful dcatitutlorr which plagues tha't denutated continent. The four Horsemen of unemployment,
political* strife, diseases and starvation are riding high and
wide and thtf lives of .millions more m#b be added to the
awful toll of the war before conditions become^tormal again.
We sympathize with the plight of Europe, as weR as
with the sick and hungiy of tfther continents now darken*
Ing the horizons. In China there is outright civil war and
millions ore starving. In India there Is virtual revolution
dhd .'millions .more starve. In Japan, In the Philippines,
in the Dutch East Indies, there Is much suffering, strife
and destitution.
But we cannot help wondering to what extent these
troifblea are inflicted upon these people by thomsdve*.
Someone has said, long before
warnt enemy. If the people of
ilowed their fields instead of en
nclincd to believe that much o; tat starvation might be
eliminated.
. -JV e have read of seed, tra____, ______________
being shipped to ports in Greece where it immediately fell
into the hands of black market operators who chnrged
such enormous prices for it th at Greek farmers refused to
buy any of these materials so badly
badJy needed to produce their
loads of food for relief purpur
crops. We have read of boat loaos
poses
tied up
at M
docks
by- -stevedora
on strikes who refused
L
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to allow-nnyono else to unload it.
■
In.
India
they
have
what
Is
known
as
the
8scrcd
Cow,
11IURBDAY, APRIL 1»
and ho one Is allowed to eat these cows, or even milk them.
B U L B VXMR FOR TODAY In fact, It would be a sacrilege punishable by death even to
‘ * one
“ of
“ them
‘L-----aind everyone must bow down and render
IPATHY C”
OP TIME touch
THE 8YMPATHY
And then there is another rcligATHER P A S S E S obeisance. unto the cow.
i
INFINITE Ft.
SR8TANDING. HI
HE: ieus McL which condilucta great sacrifices of sheep and goats
ODJt UNDERSTANDING.
OUR
*KNOWETn L
_. FKAME. HE _
__ pagan
_ __________
HR the people go hungry'
__■
-j gods while
KEMEMHEHKTII T H A T WE and even bulls to pas
"
Of
course,
we'
are
not
entirely
without'our"
sacred
cows
ARE D U S T sU U L - . . .
In
plUcth' . 1 hit children, to'H
* pitieth
in this country.
country. We haVe organizations which seem to
bf*.
rz-_ I _
111*1 *
helievc
week„will
produce for__us_____
a more
hel™
.- that the ten-hour
__ ____ ______
__ m___________
abundant Tffcl
life, aod that paying people not to work will hdp
ht-'.p
sUjuratitjons in our own
• Tb* CIO-PAC appear* to b e * to feed hungry mouths. These superstitions
faction without a party. Th* country could easily be carried to the point where cveryRepublican* won't have th«m and one would slarve, just as they are in certain oth’or countries.
th* Democrat* don't want them.
But those who have any knowledge of American his
tory
whatever will remember th at it was thrift and industry
Admiral Asserts Atom Bomb
T*«U Will Not C‘o*t over III0,- of a high order which made this country great and not the
BOOOdO—headline. And if that witchcraft trials of New England. '
m
Cnt the bint fori friraiaetlng.
Xb*n proceed k* for rhlckeii enJ
add.a liltia curna tn lhe grevy. plant, cooled with oeiaa.-itt wrih
This may Lb .•erved in Individual oeasanddfOcl With margarinchni
e«pieroIe*. T o tw o Clips v f I l f * , hake until heated through. Just
cooked, add minced parsley, green before serving place the turkey
pepper, salt, pepper and » da*h curry on top.
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
BOX SPRING
AND MATCHING WHITE
COTTON MATTRESS
I
PAY AS YOU
REST
l i
ain't chicken feed in thlf dey
nd Um*, It ain't hay either, f
117 W. FIRST ST. — PHONE IMS
Red Cross Charges
At if th* farmer* didn't
uion i har*
navi
legislation in Washington
trouble* enough already, the railIn cases where the Red Cross charged service men for
.road* have decided to aek for a
Never befor* hae the 'Repub
26 percent Increate In freight ood and lodging overseas,
lican party In Florida b**n a1*
soldiers already, was recently active
late*.
irw preparing plane for th)
ison, national chairman of the Fall campaign, declared, C. C.
1 Whether or not th* CIO i* a
Signs, were erected in all over Spade*. Republican etat* chair*
pNItiei) atest in Tloride may be
gained with the vigor*tunt** with seas clubs, explaining the reason for the charges, and every
which all candidate* ar» denying excuse for not charging was seized upon.
oppose thj D*morratlc nonls
Zhat they have th* CIO support.
"On holidays everything was free,” says Mr Gibson, will
Inee* than at any other time dur
We with that w* had room L# “On a man's birthday everjlthlng was free to him. On ing an off year.
- - ------aponaor all th* civic project* guest nights everything was free. There was no charge
watch are brought to our'atten for anything served from ,our 176 dubmobilcs, or a t tran Charged with p a y in g more
tion by tealous advocate* tut sient points,'such as ports, railroad terminals or airports. than *40,000 In "lllefal" wagwj
to attract construction worker*;
while mod of them may he for
nlns Miami .building, contractor!
.the betterment of Sanford, limit,
are to be penalised by the Mgl
ation* of (pace Imposed upon u*
Itonal Wage Stabilization Nonid,
by the newsprint shorUg* com
We don't know, In football pair
pel ua to neglect many of them,
With army orders
lance, how many yards thky
even If the City's limitad pocket-
done. The complaints recall similar ones made during and
S T A T E NEWS B R IE F S
C //V /W
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Y.M.C.A. Some soldiers rt- Ing goal.
fT A Moscow magazine, the. New after World W ar.I about the Y.M.C.A
Times, criticize* the,United State* sen ted th e chi
■ At the opening of the three
and accuse* It o f : not *Jtfsplng were at army oi
May session of (he Florida Grand
promise* made to the Philippine*,
[Lodge of Maeon* In Jacksonville
nT not ‘'eliminating" th# Japauese
ISumlay, Grand Marter Warren H.
: amperor in Toklo, and of peraecutRayJor of Gainesville declare*
dng American ntgroe*. As a
th at tha growth of Masonry ]ft
matter of fact, ho we fa r . tha
Florida during tha ra*t 12 month,
American negro has mote free
was probably tha Urgest in Utb
dom, more right* and more privi
CONNOU.Y
century of history of t h i £jorilk
lege* than spy ordinary ciliten,
black or white, In . Russia.
SawmllU in Florida ar« report to eaceed th# comzpondlng month Grand Lodge.
i Jcrie Jones, former Secretory ed to be turning out relatively of th# previous year. The de Foreseeing the posrlkltty of b|g
of Commerce, who a* brad of the little of th* lumber badly needed crease was noted only In Jprk- oil gusher* being aometime dri^.'
Reconstruction Finance .Corpora- for conatruetioa "of home* because towtiil* and' Miami and not in rd on state school lands, Attor
of OPA price restriction* baud the other four of the tU financial ney C meral Tom Watson hi*
on old sawmill wage atanderda cantars of the »Ut*. Orlando, proposed that ail sale of schist
of 26 to 80 cent^ an hour. Wages Tampa, Fenaacola or HL Petera- lands be postponedjfor six month-.
have gone up to 76 to B0 rent*
Action on th* proposal was defer
an hour, and mill owntn com
red by th# state cabinet until all
plain thay cannot produce lumber
r* of the j]tate Board
Representative
Joe
It Although OPA has
lon.aa* present
soma Increase In prices association o p p o s i t i o n to BL
to sawmills, owners contend' that John's Rlvar and other Florids
SANFORD FORUM:
nrlrr* should be to to 76 psreent
Improvements, w o u ld
! which will ever be paid back. Wfher to order to make a profit. rraterway.
High labor turnover, b e c a u s e probably Ilk* to get a. good m t
.
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April 18, 10
Sanford, Fie.
A. D. Peterson, addressing a workers know'thay can quit at and take (me of Oumo Inland
of women voters Monday any tins and tarn as much else waterway boats from Trenton. Editor
area against th* attempt where, la also giving th# mill N .' A to Sanford and alaeft all Sanford Herald
the way. Instead, with an Baiter Sanford, Fla.
rh "lama" to gain control owner# many beadacnea.
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.i - ^ - . y \Lg holiday ahead for Congrats, ho
tmerican government and
Your article ■In tho I
eryon* to vote,- If this ta Continued gaiita In Florid* bust- will have * to come down htra
prevented 'Mnc* only a ne» are reported by, the research befor# th* May primary and if this date, wn# vary
narit-r 1* thi* eeuntry la division of th* Florid* Slate shake a lot of hands and renew longratfllstjonsl ' . ,
We need more such edli
to demoCretie prlnclplss.
old acquaintances, which W hs#
mal vigilance is the price
been fer^d, to -neglect because cgerdlng tame.
Lit1# 'all gat together
of the pressure "of legislation. tub
forward whl
Legislators, In our opinion, should av# Sanford
tha opportunity.
really be twine, one ^ sympathetic
Ood gave u# the. asturi
oureea. take the udvanug#
or a bigger and better. C
Yeura'.far progre*
monthly
executive type to handle.
V* • -»« -stir
A
r
L u d to ,
.! • t ; .
Plastic
.4- , .
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and
Metal
Compact* $2.00 to $10,00.
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Cosmetic Seta by Elizabeth
Arden, OJd Spice, Friemtahl'p
^Gwrden and Dorothy Gray.
We Rave a wide selection of
to ,o with M r
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TUB SANFORDIlSJRAI.n, SANFORD, FLORIDA
CTfBBHBW!? '-1
35 Voices To Sing:
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. “The C r u c if ix io n ” jt’ivie Women Told They Should Play
“The Ooelfijiun'*, n medita
tion on ths* Sacred Passion of
A local chapter **( the
the Holy Redeemer by John Stain.
.American .League of Women
cr, will. be presented-on Good
voter* was organized ' try- a
Mrs. Morris Spencer
Friday by ■ community chorus
croup of Sanford' women
and aololaU at the Church of
yesterday afternoon followHonors Misrf Hall
the Holy CrtMi under ths dire.inc an address by Mr*. II. 1lion of Mr*. A. M. Philip*. Ernest
tKillen of Orlando. Charter
Uillv Holleyhead, atudent at Walker of Rollins College and
member* include Mr*, t'. R.
Secular
Beiulnolo Mia* Doris Halt laat evening Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Ga. voice atudent of Ml** Mabel Rich
Dawaun,
Mr*. Charles H,
. Chapter Naw»2 Order of Eastern with a lovely bridge party nt hai recently been pledged to the will be tenor aololat, Ernest M.
tiinn, Miaa Fllalee Klrchhoff.
Star at tho AUuwaok Mail f t 8 00 her home, 118 Laurel Avende. Sigma Chi social fraternity.
Mr*. Julius Dlncfelder. Mr*.
in. Initiation ol ’fiaid jlk fr, will Miaa H alls marriage to Charles
Daisy Knox, Mrs. Roy Tilll*.
Dr. Wayda 11. Rocker was hon4 l>e held. Evan* Spencer will be aolemnimd
Mr*. C. I- Reddlnc. Mr*. J.
Townaend Club will meet in ths a t the First Baptist Church on nary pallbearer In New Smyrna
B. Root, Mr*. H. K. Rucker,
Court House nt 7:30 |wm^ with May 1. The rooms of the Spen Tuesday afternoon for the funeral
Mrs. llrodie William*, Mr*.
1.. P. Haran. president, presiding. cer home were attractively deco of Dr. Earhardt, a resident of
Mayme Hodgkin nnd Ml*s
rated with arrangement* of snap New Smyrna.
The public la invited to attend.
Cecelia Truluck,,
dragon*, gardenia*, carnation* and
FRIDAY
Mra.. Harry Hansen and daugh Kinley, paator af the First Melho"The Crucifixion" will be sung Queen Anne'* Uce.
A fter several progression* of ter, Cheryl Frances,"of Hollywood, dixL
ut 8:00 p. in., a t the Holy Craea
Church and president' of ttw
Episcopal Church by ringer* from bridge h*d been enjoyed Mr*. Fla. have arrived to apend the Sanford Ministerial Association.
S-.minole County under the direc George Harden was presentsd n Knstel holiday)i with Mr. and The program will Include a pre t'DInen >OlCIN, IQIU III* WUIII. »
compact for high prise; Mrs. Ed Mra. K. C. Echola at thalr home lude by Bach; processional chorals of the civic department of tho
tion of Mre. A. M, Philips.
,
MONDAY
. * ' ward Hlggin* a silver bracelet on Weal First Street. .
by Bach: scripture reading of Sanford Womans Club yesterday
I*a*l Matron* of ths Order of. for scree no and Mra. Frank Jiay
the
Passion by the rector and nt s rovrred dish - tnnrhcnn t hnt
rccelYKTlTtua
Grit**
cologne
for
Colonel and Mra. II. V. Lyon prayers
flier Eastern Star, It. R Club, will
by Rev. J. E. McKinley it is a fallacy for w m tn to think
low
score.
The
honors*
was
prrof 8 L. McClelland, Ala. are visit which will
m eet.In the home of Mr*. -A..K.
be followed by "The they are staying out of politic*.
isented
a
pair
of
nylon
hose
a*
ing Mt. and M n. WUliam Hall
Shoemaker, 2318 MellonVllle Avo.,
"In a democracy there is no such
Crucifixion”.
in the Central Apartments. Mrs.
a t 8:00 p. tju
thing us staying out of |x>IIU:*f"
The
choristers
will
inlcudc
the
I.yon la the former Martfaret
The Beantall Avenue Circle
following sopranos: Mrs. . J. L. »He said. "I’olitic* i* here -an I
will meet a t the chapel a t 3:00
Ihgley,' Mrs. C l a u d e Herndon, either we plav an informed) in*
1* M '
[Jtlgent, constructive 'part or w-'
Ernest Walker of Rollins Col Mr*. Albert Hickson, Mrs. Lulu play
. TUESDAY
.
a most destructive part.”,,
WlllUm/,
lege, Mrs. IL C. MacDougaU and Miller. Mlt* Mildred
Pilot Club dinner meeting ut
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”W* see evidence* rtf’ graft.
Kennedy,
Mr.
Ar
Mr*. Georg# Bridge of Longwood Mis* Geraldine
Mayfair Hotel nt 7:30 P. M. OfBrananI, Miss Carol Stan*’, [injustice and corrupt!.... " she conwere In. Sanford Tuesday avenlng thur Colin
fleers lor the ensuing ypar. j
C ■ -C. MaclCenile, Mr*, Jlnucd." We are the politician*
end attended the rehearsal • of Mrs.
By im t alled’ by M rs. -Saj*_flug1
Moore,______
Mrs.___
IL C. Ma«Mae-1 willfully destroying the wealth of
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"The Crucifixion" at the Roly B. C.
of .the -Orlando Pilot Club.
Dougsll. Mrs. A. M. Philips. .Mrs. ]our nation for.personal gains. W*
Cros* Episcopal Church.
Myron Smith and Mra, John B. *ee unfair treatm ent of minorities
* in gur midst and w« wonder.
Southside P.T.A.
M rfC h a rle s Wilson departed Tatum.
Altos will Include Mrs. F. 9. Meanwhile, we are busy and pre
yesterday ft?r her home In Dallas,
Elects Officers
occupied with uur personal affairs.
.Texas after spending a moeith Vernay, Mr*. W. D. Stine, Mrs. We reallte thnt things arc wrong,
visiting hsr brother-in-law and
but *o don’t know what to do
At the April meeting of the
lister. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Highabout it. It I* all so complicat'd.
Houthshle P.T.A. the following
So we shrug off our responsibility
, now officers for the 1010-17
and leave our nation to the mercy
session were elected: president,
of the professional politician*
Mrs. J. I*. Cullen: vice president,
Mr. and Mrs. IL E. Waterman
while we stapil by In apathy .mil
Mr*. K. K. Ells be ry; secretary,
of
'
Tallahassee
who
have
been
cynicism and arc disgusted with
’ Mra. ,C. it. Flovrrrx; treasurer,
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clark
Mrs. M. It. Ktriikimid; historian, Mrs. Tisoft Hostess
preserving It. And the last ob
the result.**
Leonurdy
on
Celery
Avenue
for
i Mra. Jack Russell. The nominat
“ Politics In a democracy is ject i* to help the people art and
some
time
have
returned
to
thetr
To
Womans
Council
ing committee was composed of
1healthy exactly In porportlqp to In overcome their fading of frushome, Mrs. Waterman I* Mr.
Mr*. B.-Wilke, Mrs. Ellsbery and
'the number of persons who par t r o l l o n ut the inti irnrie* if
I^onardy'a
sister.
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Mrs.' Gregory Kinlnw.
ticipate in It actively and r n - government; to show that -liong
Waterman
are
former
Sanford
Mr*. Cullen presided a t the
nliv-ly. There - enn In: no true public upiniuu Im* gicnl pinvrr
residents,
-:
*
,Tnc#Ung and Interesting reports
| democracy unless every ritirrn amt thnt n* a single Soldier is
from to# committee) were heard.
[gives time, thought and energy *o pouerlsss In rntti|uer (he cm my,
Mr*. I . P. Payton made u re
nn army composed of .ingle »«1port on thcr purchase of play
dier* can I*' victi.rimi*.
ground equipment which is to be
Sally M nri.on and Tot Living,
irenu.
Mr.
and
Mr*.
T.
P.
GampTh(l
A
la|ea
C|rflp
of
lh<
8
,
n.
ptpeed in the school yard during
slon of !.«•* Sueur* gave short
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II
»t
their
home
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Sanfortl
for,|
Garden
Club
met
recently
the coming year. Mr*. Edward
talks concerning /he ran r, ’drive
venue while Col. Campbell Is „t lh# hon)f of
w p. Fields,
Bircher gnvo the devotional,
land requested a donntt>M Iroin
tending the officer* command zoo Wesl Seventeenth Street,
stressing the need of cooperation
the department, which »>• given.
hool a t , the Army Air Fence with Mni c u Redding, chairbetween ** the homo and the
Mi*. t» It. Dawson presided over
Ktlcal Center In Orlando. The mani pre»ldlng. The roll call
school.
(h i meeting. Miss hem- II ml on
smpticll* al*o have a* thsir
ouswerxl by rach member
The count of mother* present
and Mr*. George Sllne were the
gave the attendance prise to
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’Ti r FvlnK thc namj of a wild flower,
hostesses. Mr*. II. S Strickland
in, Billy, of Roblniylfle, N. C. Committee report* were made
the fourth grade which I* taught
of Orlando end Mis. Elrldgi- liar:
ra. Morphaw I* *Uo vl*lting an(J p|ans formu|Aie,| to plant
isy Mr*. Nancy Brock,-Mrs. Troy
of Winter Park gnvo brief talks
Ith her ion Bobby Pullin.
grass anil beautify the grounds.
Ray and Mra, Fred Bussell. Mr*.
runcettiing tbs effect tv enrs* of
w»
ii
" w> * a !o^ the WesUlde Primary School,
J. C. Mitchell, principal, announc
the voters lenfne. Approximately
u p p e r M e e t i n g H e l d : n«n* were also discussed for
ed- thnt the study course en
35 attended the meeting.
titled "Tho Family Builds The
ty Ware Bible Class d"J,’'n; lu:”"a’J „ t,h.’„d," r/'.’or:
Future” MpiuJd be .held, a t- th e
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I nouncement was made concerning
’ school Tuesday.
% . (
The. Judge Ware Bible C lass)the annual garden club luncheon
All P.T.A.'mcmbera were urged
‘ tm be held at the U.S.O. building
* to attend the county council
on May 17. Mr*. L. E. Bpeurer
I meeting to lm Jietd at the Geneva
BY
and Mra. O. P. dleradon will he
i School April
at 10:30 A. M.
delegates
to
the
state
ronventio-i
CECELIA
^B U M JC K n g a m — »
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k -Y .W W
.In Miami on May 3 and 3 :«r.l
Mis* Ellateo Kirrnhoff will serve
Florida Slate Coliega foi We JIY I. Kll-I-EN oT Orlando ullu-l
; Westside P.T.A.
as allemale.
men
celebrated
Pan Amerkati 'to (be womm of liu* Civic J*<Elects Officers
Tho resignation of Mr*. M, E. Day with n program olif appropri po<Intent of the Womans Club
Moya aa chairman wa* accepted Ote music today at 6:00 p. m., yctltrilay afternoon concerning
Election of offieeys .for the
ware enjoyad throughout the av* with regret and Mrs. Julian Pon during th* regular student ic.. voting mill Its importaiic* . , ■
der, vice chairman, will now cltal hour . . . An exhibition ol:( Immediately following her ta'k
.! year 1948-47 was held a t th#
serve as chairman and Mrs. E. Lutlh-Ame/icpn hook* from thi,. It wome.n orgaplxcd ii League
regular husinrs* meeting o f tho
C. Haroef was elected vice chair Columl Us Memorial Library bi, of Women Voter* , . . hrom small
i Weatable P.T.A. Thursday afterby Mr*. Nix.' City Attnr„ [acorns big trees grow . . , Watch
man. An InlerrHIng talk on wild
Sb noon according to Mrs. A. D. ducted
Fred I t Wilson spoke on lha
Dower* and her garden, wn*
.[th e t.eiiguc of WditllOl) Voter*
'
Rountree, president. 'O f f i c e r * ney
“Ths Father* Place In
given hV Mr*. C. II. Cogburn
u ]gro« from I) memtiera!
4 slccterl wera Mrs. Paul Caamb subject,
th#
Home",
and
pointed,
out
the
after
which
refreshment*
were
„
! New honors In
the II I N’ G
'president; Mr*. 11. V. Randall, derirablllty- of -equality betwwn
serVed by the hostesses Mr*.
CRt(SUV family
. but tin.
.vie# president; Mrs. R. M. Den Iho ‘father and mother In exyrtlng
Fields. Mrs. P. H. la tn s ln g *iol
(loir
ilblidt bring them
nis, secretary; kfrs. J. A. Calhoun, authority, setting examrle* and
pni.'ls ami non** iron.
.lumie. This lime the lionnrs air
Mrs. J. L. Clark.*
trsoaurrr and Mrs. Sidney ..J. InDucncing the child toward ■
Those attending were Mrs. K. American countries . . . The*n>vewon tbe distnff side. MRS. BING
Nix. historian.
C. liarper, Mrs. Roy Tltli*. Mr*. * buttin' with parUi-x for SUSAN I ho* jo-t breii mimed "Hollywood*
"Whero b Your Chlldt waa good and proper life.
DORIS IIAI.I- Ideitj Mother” . . . MRS. CR(IS>
William Wray, Mrs, J, L. t'tnrk. UR I LEY and
•Mr#, E. A. Monfoaton, Mrs. Jne tririe* ul the near future win Itt- “s you know, r* tho former
CSS. MOJiniK SPENCER . “ f DIXIE LEE. And it’s true whm
j-j-jl they say about DIXIE . . . That
Id-,, she's very pretty, that she used tt
11.xx 1* In pictures, and that slu ’* an
‘ ideal mother for four boumiiig
I,,, hoy*. Tbe honor romes frmi
'l" >. Chiciigo. where DIXIE used t.
wdll
wni' nnmwl IlnllywoedV
idea) mother’ by the advisory u^tJ[|"lm ittrc of the Cnfteil Homo h'fnl
* I log Service in Chicago. This com
’V, jinittee i, roinpose.) of tepresrntaCapL and Mr*. M. A. Yelvlngj I [lives of l i memher agencies who
ton announce the birth of a son
, I seek* foster luunos for childre-i
Hid Wight on Apr. 15 nt th*
]? 0 /This year their goal is nine him*
Ftrnald -Laughton Memorial Hoi.
lih
- Do May P, at
pitta), Mnu Yelvington la th#
[y n ilheir annual mother's tiny lunchformer Billie Wight. CapL Ygl,
eon, the Unltctl Home Finding
vington la stationed on . Guam
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• DIXON. IS DISCHARGED
.■sari*. Set. Jerome W. Dlxnn
of I* O. l.Vx 1381. 11as bt>n lionurnbly discharged from the United
L
.States Army. according to informa tin n receiveJ today from
the Public Relations Office e l
Fort McPherson, tin.. .
SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
Social £fllendai
T0UCHT0N DRUG CO
With a Gift From
KADER’S
STERLING
fi- place NcUinifs
In ChaHcd Homnntitiue
by
1 ■place settings
in Cnntlleligbl
by Towle,
COMPACTS
I’retly-up" enmpactn th at any
Intly will ntlo rr
(
• KAHY SPOON
FORK SETS
• SH EFFIELD
DUtTIONS
AND
ItEPKOIN
HOL
LOW ARE In
Vriff liihlctt
Penrbt of rare- hcauly to
grace her thnm t cm
Hosier morn.
CtLsnerules
(Muffins
Wm. E. KADER
Jeweler
112 So. .P a r k A veR tia
COATS for Euler
In Blade, Nary and
Pastela, Gabnrdlne
and Shetland Wools.
*25.00 to *84.40.
mother,
i old hinds with similar meet'*, thought the crowd pretty fair
discouraged
SPECIAL SUMMER and
AUTUMN RATES
In effect iintil Dee. 15,1946
M A Y F A IR INN
tkekriUUnt felt D eist belt
(formerly [Hotel Mayfair)
;i
y
/ JL*
V'
(
Siicn stuff, lu l definitely.. .
this Jevaslttlnf date Jret*
...so very Cslilornl* ia ik*
U t Lil'Alice mi nn »r XT.) r
‘
Two Room Soitea
Double Rooms
Single Roome •
''
lal rates apply to gucata staying two we
. For Information write, telephone or set
•, General Manager.
-
at your slim waist or 'round
tour tu n hair-do.—vary Ike.
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T?TR R A N W m vnF tlA in
THURSDAY, APR. 1* 1M#
loose Kettles Will Go On Mound
Tonight Against DeLand Red Hats
. *
M a n te lp s l
P a rk
at
S ;0 0
JULIAN BTKNSntOM
tger -Ed Levy-Whllner’,
Sanford Celery Feds entente I
rrom their context UK night
elth SL Augustine with a 10 to
I victory over Manager Bill
tteln coke's Saint* before .a crowd
rf approximately 1,100 fam who
Itrared damp and cold weather
;o aee th r Celery Fed( In action
tor the f i r s t . time thi* season
in the home gruuml*. .
Jim Schantej went the entire
■out* for the, locale ami limited
,hu Salnf* to’ erven hit* which
le kept well ecattered throughml th r contact. Schantel appearitilly last night, probably duo
O the cold weather.. He walkrd
ive Saint* but he also * bore
lown In the pinches and retired
■even Saints Tin the strikeout
our.
It wa* a close ball game from
# #t*rt until the laat half of
e (tighth when u sis nin barige placed thr game on Ice for
* locals. :
St. August'iir opeugd the ecorg in their half of the first
sate. Harbin worked Rchentcl
r a fro* pas*, stole second ar-l
“ E
‘ *
“ ' *
W ooten
in A r a k e lia n 's
filed o u t' to
In left field. Harbin scoring
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Spring Session P review s o f U n iv ersity o f Florida G ators
aye- Lanifston Clouts Home Run In 3rd
With Bryant And Bride On Bases;
Schantel Hurls 7-Hit Ball
Manager Ed I ^v> -Whltner
announced (hi, afternoon .that
Ow m Kettle* will go on th i
Wound . tonight when |h«
t'olerg Fed, tangle
•
War Failed To
Stop Country’s
Tc Finish Plans
STANDINGS
STATE
Every Freestyle Re- C aches Y,?PteJ[^in^
With Fish Fry At
cord Is Beaten By
Morris
Residence
College, Navy Men
LEA G U E
'i itn iio
M efthurg
S I-
A u t iu -lln ,
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1
The war years ana tip i r t i n :
shortage of manpower may h v v
caused a decline in the quality
o f ' football, la ts ta ll and m ,
other (porta but that foesn’t a?
ply to awlmnung, says Mike P*i>pt,| and
he. PHH
ought
to _HU*
know,*
■ tlf
Ij -W
«§♦
t n l r r C l l ' a H r ,n il,
O rianqn t . tlrlo in rt I.
K A N » iilU > | * i Ml. A u rtiM lM 1
l ia .n r a v lil* i l ix . i N i , I rain I , ,
L a y to n s l l r t r l l i l r n l s l k a tra in *
Teulabt'* (M ew
O rlando a t (^ e rlre ra *
Pt AugoetlMt e l I-eta I It a.
t U t h > ,* lll* a t IM ilo a n CMack.
t - r l.im ! e l M A H rA lH *
'A fte rn o o n earn*. J m *
*
Peppe h a * been tu rn in g o u t
y e a t a w im m 'n g te a m * a t O KI
d a te U n lv e ra U v f o r y e a r * a n d he
rim g h t o u t t h * rg :o rd h o o k top ro ve t h a t a w lm n tcra en-
NATIONAL LEAGUE '
u<>,i<ni
r»|.
U tln s
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I 'h l L u U l p h U _________
v in iin n .' ii
I M C N I I 1,
New T u rk 4:
tir u u k lr n 4:
C ltlca a it
''Everybody admit* that feoV
bal|, baseball, track and other
apart* were far below par during
the war,** ear* Penpe, “but awlmmcra not only managed, t» keep
thr-’r (port alive but pawod
through ont of the meet remark’ Slo r^oid-breaking petiole In
history."
Mite emphatlwa that
every
world or American freoatyla rec
ord from 50 yarda to one mile
wa* brokrn during the w ar year*.
H ire la how Peppe enumerate*
Iherht
llank Koalowekl, Nortbweatern
Unlrcrslty. set a new flO-yard
record of 111 seconds at Columbut. March «45*.
4ll ^ .
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llf ,« ll
l* iiiis d iLl
-
I I ; .iT n r im .a li
ui. Lou ■ v, ntuiitJian
r ,s « r «
iit w
New Y o rk e l U ro o sl) it.
* n irsg t, n l C ln r it iiis ll.
r it is t iu r a b *i.n u i.
u o l r I I U M I p rn r.lu .rti.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
a ta m lle e *
Ilus I no
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m ia d < i|a *t»
.4k Ja m ie
Th* Fifth District baseball
tournament of the Florida H.gh
Sflioul Athletic AaaociaUon wilt
be held here in Sanford on May
2. 3 and 4. acrordlng to a de’idon made la d night when offi
cial* and principal* of high
schools within the district m it
at the home of Herman E. Morrl*. principal of Seminole H llh
School.
The tournament will open May
2 a t 2:00 P. M. when Coach
Carliile H ughes'l O rhnde.T lgera
will tangle with the- New Smyrna
Beach Barracudas. W inter’ Parjt
ha opening
round, and Daytona Beach will
meet Winter Garden. Coach Goo**
Kettle*’ aggregation will pUy
Clermont
SchioL In the dletrlct are
San f on I, EuatU, Orlando. 'Winter
Park. New Smyrna Beach, w in
ter Carden, Clermont and Day-
8p,'^#€
Present at last n'ghl'a meeting
were BUI Cullpepper of Euatl*.
Carliale Hughes of Orlando. Kerm h Dell and Pr'nripal RmHN ■if
Winter Park. H. A. Schublgger
of New Smyrna, and chairman
of the district, and Spike Wehh-
In g e r o f .D *y to n a B e a c h . W in te r
G a rd e n and C ls r ro o n t -w ere n o t
r e p r e ie n tc d a t J M t . n l j h t ’* i p M t .
A t * n F o r d , Y a le , e s ta b lis h e d r » y m a rk o f 4*1,7 t'c - w H s I n ’’ t ° l in g .
e ll g a m e s up
yard* at
New Haven, Conn., to I t thwa a a f lndecided
a 's w o u ld o s se ven
n in g U lt * . G am e s In th e f in a l*
Bill Smith, garimmlng for the | In
w ill be f la y e d n ln n In n in g s .
Atcxon-or- Comroun ty belli ment | S s b u llg - * * - a f N ’ W S m y r n a
House of Maul, T. IL, end later an |v te ,ft^
fTu lIn erin er o f E u i t i a
Ohio Stole etar. broke record* foi w e re nam ed . u m p ire * fo r th *
220. 440 and 880 yard* over a 55- to u rn a m e n t and J« 1 no S te n a tro m
yard couree at
New Lon'-'n o P T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld w a c
elected o f f ic ia l s c o re r.
a*—h «"4.
onb (Amri -ttir.nni.1
P le rt rw s i>4 I l k IWO I J l i i m a t l f 01 Khnutb 0*14* bsttb*)* sqnad tire
ain't, ii lit U im * (U lie f a ala a , lru«M M'ltity m m aets
tm J* 1m t h * Miut
b a it * a ll a rt 11.11(11 •iirk i-u ls a * Ht-afl U s t l i H atllm liO 'S e a l* W f.ll puls
1 1,rii, l i l t . . 1 . ( 1. U nlit d itto in u « lu iif la m n iu u to to r H io elr and tkeiM e
w ing s i , 1, ul p l.>
I i , sla t) p ttliT ir* vt*u .la » w lu I m . I k th ie f Um * m il
A M E R I C A N A S S O C IA T IO N
t r i l r i t i i 1, I I , > u ll,
Itt. P a u l <: M llw a ilk ll
>1In n * f o i l * t ; K n n ,a *
i : . n a lie In *
r y a m and U rld *
SO U TH KH N
C h atia n iH iee
lint* added another in
when - Harbin walked
ain. He took second on Bodre «inglr. Arakelian groundrl
Dryant at short who tos*ed
Bride to force Bodtier- at
rnitl. Wnottn filed out td ttflit
Md
to
(c o re
H a rb in .
The Saints scored ihcfr third
nd final run In the seventh
Arakelian
ad the olato
too K h a l i t
(ton worked
Justice aacrll
J.
I ’lly
I
A S S O C IA T IO N
i.
N ss ttrlllo
ThousandB-Of Skis
Shipped Annually
Bradley Ran One-Two
In Two-Past Derbfes-Fron^outhG eorgia
V « lr n l« > - . I l t i a l i ,
M hrvVf|«jrt | j itoAUinmii 0-
K y .,
(A *)- T w i c e
horses
f have
..
.
___ , ilehave
Roursetf and Black Servant flnbhed In that order and In 1828,
Bubbling Over and Bagxnbeggagc
ran ona-two.
-Langston advancing to rhanee this
to beat that
the play. Silverman was
.................« derby ellglHea.
illy walkrd, filling the Knockdown, Star Pilot and L o rd
bases. Scheme) fanned for the Bo*writ opened In th* arlnlet
keemtd 4jut, but Bride slammed
n drive Into left which caught
left fielder McCarty squarely on
the dome and bounced Into center
Chance Farm.
dtan connreted twice
ii evening for the Holnts.
who started on tho hill
Augustine, w a a relieved
ir Malcolm Campbell, 60, Still
Vr or to the meoUn". th t
.-mm i n 'eyt,l a flab fry
*n w h o w ro te so m u ch s w im m in g
its to ry a t O h io S t a t e , a e l a new
m ile re c o rd o f 2 0 i2 8 a t N e w Lo n '
1.
i TEXA8~LRAGUE ,
L O U IS V IL L E ,
fu r th * ra m e ik a i r 'l e l t to lig h t J u liu s iM U sh* b « lis t s , a h u lu>> turnp lr lr d a lino >ra* Uh ii ‘o f d u ty , w ith Unr A rm y A ir F u lc ra tu help w ttii
th * It iir B> itui 4B u a tsi i (ftah lrto i. b a c tfitld coach. W tof. T a d T a o m e y ,
b rrvt m
n , end u
t4e*tchii
him 4tio4
U s m Iit,
i . and P a u l H
rrl/t
O llte r membai to
ils h
nut p k iu r t d u C o r k * P n a Un awtotont Bum m a d v
S t a te Recognized
A n t r i o i n ' re c o rd
By NORMAN J. BADDKRLY
AP Newsfraluree
—Ihouaands of akl forma—tough
LONDON. Apr. 18, W»>- A1
hickory wood that goe lata some th o u g h he I* n e a r ly tot, S ii
M
alco
lm C a m p b e ll, B r it is h spam
ff the best aklg In thi world—
are Mtippe.1 from Bouth Georgia
to Norway, Sweden and the northof the Unltad Stotrawhere It hasn't snow
cl to amount to. anything since
tha turn of the cintury. few peo
ple have ever seen a pair of *kH.
MIAMI, Anr. IS—Long acclaim
ed ae Ideal location to get major
league hasrball cluba ready for
the official campaign, Florida Is
gnited ns the training
for K e n tu c k y Derby
champions.
Five of the fast eight Derbt
winners wrre wintered at Hlakar
Race Count, and there la con
itdenbl* speculation hare aa t<
V A L D O S T A . G a .. A p r . 18. (A>\
M o rrb
h em s.
for the 40C-yaid frte atyle relay
at Colombua, February, 1844. ^
A Great l ake* Naval combina
tion of jerry Kcrshnrr. Wally Kiv.
Dotson Burton and Smith aet n
For Dei% ;jQM Rtpsr2L3
AP Nr>'*f#atur#a,
ii
of
8 :2 4 .4 but he In a tatai
FLOYD A. PALMER
PHONE
h wire- first
Saturday, May 4 at Chturehlll
Down*.
s*vplane engine, averatvd 178. _ 1 hltty-nln# D er
1*8 m .p .h ,
'
V
"were wintered hero, ‘and as m*
H la f i r s t ' w a te r-b o rn B lu * b !rd moment It la likely that nlm will
w a* la u n ch e d on S c o tla n d '* t » c h get to tha post at LoulaVllle.
14 hla re c o rd nt D a y to n a In F * b r v n r y , 1 0 8 3 , w h e n h i* B lu e b ird ,
f in e d w it h a S c h n o 'd e r - T re p h y
“blanks" - ,u.isoiled wood forma
bolt until the Fed* got to him from which skis are made—end
in'the eighth. Th* locals nicked they w.nt Instead Into fine cukllty
Whit* . for flee hit* and Cook trench shovel handles. But the
w.ir’a evar now and th* “ge
ahtad" ha, been given to ski prudue lien again.
On; company htr# prepare* ski
bbint* at th* rota of 00,000 a
tar for shipment to Norway and
Iweden. Each order la for 10,000
ski form*. Treasuring upward* to
HrCartr, if
four end it half Inches wide, on*
quarter Inches thick, and
of various lengths—all from tough
S
Orlando Cops 4 to 1
Tilt Over Red Hats
ic n io n d in I S 3 7 , and on S e p te m
ber 1 o f t h a t y e a r he aet a
numerous modifications for tank*.
: Now that he has Iwen rtlesscd
from ni1Illary service he I* ke;n
to prove that Bluebird con batter
He previous best. He was t it
first to travel 180 m.p.h. on Ian i
(In 1825) and lm hopes to M
first to achieve that apoed on
water. A one-ton German bomb
world mark of 120.82 m.p.h on
Ink# Magglore, beating h'a record
tH very neat day with IJ9.6
m.p.h.
•The following September he
Was back at Lake Geneva end
ikkn, In 1080, with wat clouds
*>r**dlng over Europe,
set
It* present Meonr'W whome
waters.
jAboUt hit war service th* rot
ctan racer Is reluctant to talk,
lot he wa* a familiar figure
INSURANCE COMPANY
V Vi of AMERICA
r& h
Horn* Offlco, Newark, New Jersey
it and High
s Billy Bump*
IltOam Holla' Rlppi
lend ley's Pciliclc,
ton] Stud's Roundvlow,: it.
Herbert M. Woolf* L s w r l n
Wa*‘ tha first '.HlaUihriu-jpared
her** to win the Derby. That'was
in 1838, end be wa*-followed Jn
H4I by Calumet** Whiriaway, In
in dealgn. If It can
In Unw, Sir Malcolm
the water be absolute
of all alzea, ah*pt« anti
-
pn s e c re t ta p e r im e n ta )
fWl-’rombinod* oper*'
!"Whaa we hod few
cvhicle* during the I
fritulh I built < flghttni
car at name.** ho say*
tbre* mohkha 80 mpn i
D egbr
BLAUmiTFR TO 8H )U T ;
il and Pavettch; Swtedell*
sdjeskl.
t
•MadJ*«d.4
n i ?k d
f o e
. R p rr
ba. l l
1 v-Vflt
*
at special close-out f
N
�T O E S A N F O R D HERALD. SANFORD. FL O R ID A
T rtllftf UAY, APR. J&.T946
Fun *of the South America
| On* of the pyramids# Cheops,
covers .nearly 13 scree Mid la eati- gasrllc is often dyed >P the
you'd laboied bj'ur* over Ut
Biatrd to weigh »Uut 7,000,000 United States to resemble mink, if
MU together two thirds of a ran W o m e n W ho A r e
sable, marmot <jr leopard.
of beef consomme wtiA a ha»f rant
of tomato Juice. Season well with Hard Of H e a r i n g
celery seed and 'dill seed or you I
aUlts tfcla sUa#*
can flavor it with n hay leaf, one TV
ta e l r * | n .liy H an
or two cloves and a good table wiia “' “•Vic -iH ae
■Us Irani. fcsibrnU
spoon of paprika.
The identity of the qurons
turn! on playing cards Is not
Initcly known.
• You’ll lie $$$ Ahead
IF YOU
— SUE US FOR—
•
I sm I m brag s w
saril ar rsaastatnl
Irr t t r Os rise II m
that » s>t»r m i b
la bear wall SMI
►aar hrlirr s lu r m
•0 1
M ar llr s p * la g a r | J
T n u ch to n
D rti*
M ans
•F H A
.
AND LOAN
Classified Adoerliscment
r w Sanford Hsratd goes Into
n ™ than >000 homaa in ban.
'ord and Samlnola County. If
reu have something to sell or
my you will find that a classlled ad in these columns will
ell the most people about ft for
he least money. Phone 148 or
ig your ad to The Herald
ce for antek results.
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
per line for oae Insertion
per line far 8 Insertions
per llae fm el* Insertions
per line for 28 Insertions
Mlnlmssa chsrgs SOe
Count 5 worda to I Has
Including phone and addreaa
Phone 325
10c
08c
•Te
•Sc
W IM t i l l <8 A tA lir
'1*». Now
ill Lai amcd*r| ^ { f . i ulif f !■
tori*** BAT « IWT M IN (No
Uf Um ttMtr niiwini
£
W e o ffer t h a t
feefio af
Is ihilnl tail nsstsHwt 1'
“ •SON teal fur coat,
KE u. for STOVE PARTScouitltldn/ ‘ Phone W8. “
Florence; N 'eico and other
make,. Stanley-Rogers Hard'AT hsna for »al*. Mr*. George
Maffett, 8441 U lly Court.
lALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc. USED Electric range, good condl
tlon. Phone CI0-H.
Phone 866-J. II. Q.' Touchton
1201 Celery.
awns* <s • t.w .Mb, sli
IIs AVDS VlismlaCssd
tUSwieirUs.
N iiit t t lH
No l* i» il» tt . Na
AUTO PAINT
AND
UODY WORKS
A iIO C IA T IO N
I On X. Pnlmotlo Avenue
AREFULLY
LEANED
LOTHES
pro*
DR1NG t h e m t o U!i
FOR SATISFACTION
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
V
b m - tit rtwll. tHtw*! wl n
n t osbuiiW iM < . root** g l
Now her Di
Iff/ lud.nn
IP1I0L3TERKD fabrics, tapes IlUtLI) your home with High
it .Concrete Blocks. Miracle
tries,
broeaUUcs,
damasks,
ncrete C'o„ J. E Terwllliger,
Imitation feather and di rpery
90v Elm Avs., Established ■
fabrics. Arrangement for cartI»ia!s a diji,
-f
U s If work desired. R. 8.
U'Wa SoenUrafkU*,
Drawn, >81 i N. Oraage Avs.,
W s u s M i l l , to t m
Orlando, ft* .
USED CARS &
TRUCKS
•
The Indented number
of cert on the roed increatai driving heiordt.
Ypu can be financial)/
secure egelntt them if
ou ere fully protected
y e pojicy in a found
insurance com pany,
"I LOST 3 2 LBS.!
Tduchton Drug Co,
3
OF SEM INOLE COUNTY
Imturpd
Up T o 55,000.00 200 M agnolln A venuo— P h o n e GUI
taHw K P f.\ INAftf lf<fl7U' >4^ ' M.
Wl r*- ••_ r ;.ii -U &
*-■.44 —
‘ I T- ~ JId.
At all drug still vs e very where
in Sanford, at Tnuchton Drug Oo
IIA T T E liY C H A R G IN G
M OTOR R E P A IR S
W E L D IN G
SEA T COVERS .
FEDERAL SAVINGS
Act'uunU
Fe«IYw*YQWn*er,rtftQlVtai
O
•
- > •
% •
M an s
•O ar Own
Co.
MODEL
CLEANERS
M IW s
rumy*. .b ra /o*
*
S r t * W i Vlifl VtuaSa C m* /
a
HELP W AN TED-
Us miss, law of prp .IK
nlsbts. sm utss, potto*
RAN0F.8 fM-00 bushel delivered.
a..<U>b« and .ItoiMu.
R. W. Lord Phone T88-W.
iwawns
ottb nsarU n. i
GIRL lot soda .FoonU|m a t Lao- ttnws fhoVTtn.ro
U va.
EASTER SUNDAY DINNER
ey’s Drug Store. P v t time or Jvvr kbiiMji or U a ltrr,
VTSIII
A
rt
m
i t
full
tjtr
v
_______________
[oast turkey, ill the tnmra n's,
u . a lU m iJiM Starwt
>1.50. Tizj Johnson'* Red Darn ONE FIRST class painter want ru
t>r milUoai |„r « r „
end Restaurant on Highway
ed. Apply Seaboard Oil Co. tjK d s x a a S
17, 6 minutes from Sanford.
I w r tU t Ort Doao’iT
Banford. 1‘hoiip 703.
1U) tractors; good condition,
MAID,
goneial
Uouiovgxk
a
n
d ise n a b le . J; L Pnrhsm. ltt,
cooking-. Full or part tltn
1, Bos SO, Lake Monroe CorHIK Palmetto.
WESTERN UNION
ED DARN Taint' a durable
protective finish for bams, HAS openings for several boys
14 •• years and older with
Silos and other exterior sur
bicycles. 66 cents per hour
faces such aa factory buildings
with- time and one half for
and roofs. Excellent f o r Sheet
Saturday and double time for
metal roofs, oaves, troughs and
Sunday. Apply Local Manager.
down spouts. Will not fade. A
pkal .Firestone value, >1.98
ii.- 10.25 in , 5 gal. pails, WANTED TO RENT
restone Stores, i l l E. l i t St.
VETERAN, wi
elre* 3 or 4 room furnished
SILVER, Gorham Fairfax P at
apartment. Phone 6<10-fl,
tern. Eight knives, forks, butter
spreaders, t w e I v*e teaspoons. VETERAN and wife want fur.nlsb.-d apt. or house. Close in
Phone #08.
JUST received three ear load* 4 ROOM unfurnished house with
of used doors, all kinds and
option to purchase.
Box U,
sixes. Also one car load of
used sash. No priority neces
sary ta buy. Como get them
WANTED
while they last.
eR bON HARDWARE CO. Inc. I’LL buy your car, regardless of
1487 Wcet Beaver Street,
age or condiUcn. Roy Reel,
Jacksonville, Florida
308 W. 2nd SL ■
________
WILL pay highest price* for used
FOR EA8TKR- Bunny rmbbiU,
cars and also wrecked and burn
colored chicks, ducks, Esilci
ed or. old c a n for parts.
eggs. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store,
Ratliff A Sons Phone 237-W
118 Sanford Avo., Phone 35*1.
P. 0 . Boa 1476, “Siyiford,
* ' KU,
LARGE else youth byd wanted,
Phone 000-R,
out
with 2 acre* of
or.w ithout land.
Ave. Phoni flll-J,
8IT. WANTED—
EASTER, Rabbit*: 115 E *Tif MISCELLANEOUS
3L
___
__ _____
EMPTY 6 gaL oil cans>—48c each.
OR SANDING
H. B. Rope C o , _______
*■'
r. . Cleaning and wax.
Ioor« aurfaced to pec
WE MANUFACt IT R ? and rebuild
Everythin!* In Bedding.1* Wo fection. .Old floors made like now,
stock quality furniture. Call us
II. M. GLEASON
for your bedding and* fund tu n
meeds.' E c h o l e Bedding and
Tbrnllure Co, 117 W. le t St.. W W N 8 mowed with power roowPhone 1133.
. ;
er. Phone 778-XJ. ________
ffV ferry a full of GENUJNF ' ‘ARff bityr’s walilng for Homos,
PYREX OVEN WARE. R.a3iB; u r-V u , -viuineM property ol
.Rogers Unrdwgrr {'». •; ^.-1 util tyfie* bar quick result* list
ymir property with W, Brysnt
‘OH T S s TE r T Japanese B a n tu
VHtrnun. P.tailor, Umatilla, FI:
chicks. 420 8u.*.ta:?.li Ay
P ffe> e^l7 W.
- _____••
yARMERS—Now is the lime U
CRYSTAL for Eastsr. Ueg ki v
have your tractor painted a t
Reel'* Paint Shop, 300 W. 2nd
Coleman's Gift 8tare.
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
REPAIR?
Furniture Rebuilt
and Recovered
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
For relisblr norkmanshlp and
prompt service on any make
VencUf.li Winds inude lo f it nny size windows
Call men *jiu know HOW I
Free Estimates
Wood nnd metal slats — 58c sq. foot
Bauer Radio Service
SEMINOLE VEX? TIAN BLIND CO.
or model . . . DE SURE
.
Repairing — Rcfittlshing
SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
|02 Stinford Avenue
|*
Ow ned nnd O p e ra te d
by
K v e e r v ir r m e n
G iv e \
yoop
Tm i
8v PAUL ROBINSON
|S MB-fCEfT
— l HOM EU
NO, HE
I ISN T.'l
I BOUGHT YOUQ PLA C E
PAID A Q E P O S i r - ^ j —
~~7/
(
^
D A D 'S O u F l —
LO O ClfJG RCO A
NEW H O U 3 5 ? c
__
f
l DOMTd^NOW JF
J
•H E PO U N D ONE.'
il e
THAT’S H lS
IM MOVING IN " BA
U P THE V A N .B C W S
l*
t r u P any P l a c e
ill a r r a n g e
iirL A rE B -V - )'
WHEJ2E
D YA c
WANT
DO SOMEJ THING.* ITS
ALLYOuC q
FAULT HE'S I
T| MOVING r i
i i ir*r
• I'M
MOVING
1 O U T ', '
8TATIC and
DYNAMIC
WHEEL
B A L A N C IN G
C .^ C . W e lsh
Bv PAUL ROBINSON
J THIS HOUSING
SHORTAGE IS r
n T E O Q lP lC ^ f
1FURNITURE
J WELL.THANiC l
—1 GO TO.
BUT
W HATS tr DOiM3 P.'LEC
C C 7/ I
O 'NTU
1 y
r
1 ( OUR
V
| i; , I HOUSE
G O O D N E S S VNE I HAVE A HOME TO
----
WELSHTIRESHOP
fed A Park — rhone 111
Vttlcanlting — Tire Utpalring
Residencs
C o n lg n ts
'^ e ^ 'K i a y M
MOUIHINK'RANCE*
KEUER HEREIN,
Lout and
DAIRY COWS fe-y*
AUCTION 8A L E .
AUTO PAINTING
SIMONfZIW’.
SOUND, Article of value on Park
Av*., Saturday, Owner may
have by^phoning 3»-M_______
PRETTY BAD*
ANYTHING TE
DOES 15 E AD,
T0NTO, B J HIS
.TALKING TO THE
SHERIFF
YOU’D BETTER STRING I NO,NO,
ALONG WITH ME, 4 rRANCE".
TIN-STAR. ELSE 1 BIC0UIDN7
I A M REMEMBER 5rAND
A LJi TLE FR A C A S/ THAT I
BACK EA S T .y-fl^ y I NAVE A
DAUGHTER-
THEN-IU GIVE M l 'ER -A LLTHE ORDERS, AND I RIGHT. ANY
m U O O K THE A THING YOU
«9HER WAY.
\ &AY
SAVVY ?
' * :J A ^ - \ T
I HAVE A DATE WITH
GRACE CLAYTON, 4
DAD. YOU'LL' BE
ALL RIGHT F O R A /
WHILE .WON'TJ m
YOU? r~—
SURE.SON
DO vER
COURTIN'!
I'M U6ED
TO BEIN’
T ALONE.
. named -TrUle^—whits feet and
MEANWHILE
a«S5
fixe break# out in the place
ua tdl you in dollars and
if ittk H ViU . coat ; to
,BOY. HMMrTHAT'S
E G HOUSS IS ALL
Y f^ E E N WAITING
J v J. WANT TO TALK
CLIMB |N , WE
HAVE A DATE
TDG O RiPjffe
�ra» r ■
THE HANFORD IH H A I.P. SANTOIII) n-O M PA
Bural Common-Sense
product* have bten good
many of them have Invest
of their savings In govi
COLOR SPECIALIST
F R fe D E R I C K
PAINJ EXPERT
E.
SLADE
Interior Decorator — Dcwlgner
Pver j8 yearn In Winter Parity Fla.
Room and color planning-------Writ* P. 0. Box 481
. illl U f f Ufflffl
In tJnltjr There Ik Strength—
...
temptation to *paud It for thingi
• hlch aren't really n«ce**nry.
Ilraever, A. P, Spen.-er, dlrwt*r-ef iho-H uitc^tflculiurot'-H x*
tension Service.-#*)'*- (he Umfhasnot y et» come for heavy buying.
Rather, It is time to continue in
noting in government bonds, to
wait tor mors settled conditions
and more manufactured materials
on th* market.
.
.
,
While it is true that farmers
bare been able to save some
money during the war. not all
of it represents profits from
fanning operations, ths director
* T * Vrateet U*e r » « i ol »he Wotldi
. T t K p w ^ r f l U P ro ijrtu of Amtrim ;
To J P n i M Prosperity for HaafsnL
AN i n d e p e n d e n t D aily n e w s p a p e r
Established 190|
“Where Customers Send Their Friends”
/
•F orces1WOMEN JAM WASHINGTON
5 Of
HOME CONTROLLED
204* East First Street
Sanford. Florida
For
Friday and, Saturday
OUIINO A lUU In the 0 . N. conference proceedings In New York, time.
Mahmound Honan Pasha (left), wife of the Egyptian delefite, and
Mrs. James Byrnes, wife of the U. a Secretary of Slate, chat together
for a few moments before the meeting U returned. At the session Iranian
charges were shelved by thg cougeO until May 0. f \ (fnlereallonal)
. WATTS TIIK THOlMH.R?
KINSKY, Mont. W7----- rhere’s
ronfusion in the Watt* house*
hold when th) mailman brings a
letter nddrersed to "II. WatU"
and when dad wants the farm
chores done. “ Pop has s o m e
trouble k e e p i n g our
names
straight," and one of eight Watts
son*, “ lie iimiaIIv Just points and
rays, ‘you.* " The wins' names are
Untold, Henry, Herbert, Hnrvcy,
Harry. Ilntntr, Hetman and How.
ard.
,
iceb’rg Let’uce 2 Ige heads 25c
Lge. Stalk Celery stalk .... 9c
Pole Beans
2 l b s ... .... 39c
.'o n
t o ih
K sa rw u
it ix x n i
—
n u :in
Pork Shoulder
Wieners .
Cottage Cheese
Mince Meat •
Meat Sliced
lb. 54c
F R Y E R S lb. 64c
FOWL
lb. 55c
FRESH PO rTH A M S
WHOLE
lb. 35c
SHANK END lb. 35c
- - lb. 36c
Bostoii Butts lb. 33f
M lt'M .
AH INVESTIGATION Into the death
of Mrs. (Jcrmolne Marie Zech, wife
of Dr. Adolph Zcch, assistant profe*-*or of Herman at the University
of Mlispurl, has been started by
Boone County authorities. A cor
oner’s Jury found th at ahe had
died of orsenlc poisoning "admin
istered by a party or parties unbnr>M>n **
f 9ss4 m w at* s ■ft*
point* out. In many ran-* »ml
resources have been drained by
heavy produHiutt and In nearly
all , t nxo» farm machinery ami
4Um,t|MiiMtl have gone ilovfn tn
value with long-continuo-h use as
replacement* were not obtainable.
Noi’mul expenditures for mainten
ance' and improvement have not
been made.
.
“Thu farmer win, allow* hi*
I saving* to push him into w ntu
and unwise purchase* at this lime
i* Inviting trouble," Mr. Spencer
declare*. “A good part of H t
savings must go bark Into the
farm to replace the heavy drain
of* reroute* required to win the
wnr. Fnrmer* enttrlng the (ftlJ
of conif>ctlHvs buying now may
waste their own savings and will
encourage Inflation."
The farmer's cash reserve Is an
asset not only to the Individual
but also to the nation, over-five
trillion dollars t>olng in war Vqtd-.'
If esplolKd o r, drawn off by
hasly or Ill-advised spending,-it
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WASHINGTON. Apr. 19. i-V>
The proposed strike of more I lull
200,000 engineer* and trainmen ,
represented hy the llroth-rh m>.I.
of Railroad Trainmen and Fngi
n e rn hlngr-l tmlay on the nr,cp
tance or rejw-tion by the tvo-l,*of the recommendations made hr
a Presidential fact-finding board
lo rale* wage* Id cents un liour
The unions hud demandr I »ng»increases of 26 per cent or JJ
n day and had asked ex.-n-iv.nrle* revision* on 30a ral.rM.U.
Past practice, however, has liven
for troth i-ompnnir* and tinintis t >
accept fact-finding board rrculn-
Completion Of
Road 44 Slated
InThl'CcMonths I "
rivjat
C
TrumanAndHoover
To Discuss Crisis
In Eurone On Air
yyfx ' -JJ , .t/ .aU
H H M iil
■
*•
- Finding Board
Suggests- H I - ( c u t s
An Hour Increase
4-Power Allied Iranian Minister .Of Propapnda
Council Debates
Denies-Imposition Of Censorship
Procedure Policy
New Ceilings On
Snap Beans Become
Effective Today
REAlEMON
a m
ttKf
By AaMociattHl Prt*5.q
Twt-nty-fivo htintlml nerion.s were iiivolvnl in a cl«xh
Unlay lielwecn A.F. of L, and
C’-I.O. union packt-ra in N ew York k’ity in which one man
was injured and three were
iifroxtod in th6 fight after
rivtll pickets .started .swinging
doth fi-tn mid the heavy
'licks on jy lu cli Uigy carried__
Premier Shidehara
Flatly R efuses To
25c
1 M ILK B E A N S
: |3 for 25c B E E T S 2 for 25c
T a ll
On
Union Decision
2.500 Persons Are In
volved In Clash Be
tween A F of L And
CM 0
Electricians
UKissssr*
CATSUP
*
NO. 153
Pickets Stage
ing Melee
Elected to Diet '
Strickland Named
Head Of Seminole
Petroleum G r o u p
r v m a sw ok »:» t-o r.e-m r b tr ii ileft
.w
JWKSM 1*0l|K
of
W KAT
TO URGE OPA EXTENSION
QP,
33c
35c
23c
23c
45c
44c
i
34c
rork sausage lb. 35c
t iiik k v
r m « s m i'l-m i lUiW vuhk m m n n i
Aiwodated Press Leaned Wire
__ ot. free ^ iiN
. chun controlled only two tiuliu- the GranfF Lodge
r«f.
Inga In the. city, and could not A-cept.'d Masons, srere held this
(illicit rtlKl
,
afternoon
At
n:00
o’clock
at
Ih*
hold out beyond this morning.
Dr.
In Washington, Secretary of
The garrison waa outnumbered Presbyterian Church, with
t.alnrr Schwellmbach announced
ten to one — 4,000 government R. D. Brownlee officiating. Maslm
tm
that lie will make another at- *
troops against about 40,000 Com- Mason* met at the Masonic Tem
ple at 2 1ft o’clock and then a t
ieinf>t to bring about a settle
muniita.
ment of the soft coal strike.
Tho Communist broadcast from tended the funeral In a group* PHOTOGRAPHKD AGAINST THE BACKGROUND* of the dome. of, the Capitol |n Washington, mein,
At- the graveside a t Evergree-i oer* nf a delegation of self-styled "Gras* Hunt* Lobbyists” representing every *tatc in the union,
The labor department head said
Yonan said the city has been
he will meet separately with the
"completely cleared of Japanese Cemetery services for Mr. Chap are shown with placards and slogans urging the extension of the OPA for another yesr. They descended
United Mine Workers’ chief, John
an d ,p u p p et troop* and bandlta." man were conducted by Fred on the capital Just aa the House started 'drbnte on the extension of Office of Pirice Administration
L la-wis, nml with the soft coal
*
• *
By bandit*, the Communist* pro- Noble of Jacksonville, Past Maatrr rontrols.
(International)
operator* next weak, possibly on
3*unm bly meant the national gar of the Crand Ixrdge. There were
■ ---------------------- ------ -------------------------— --------- mentis!
Ion*
Monday or Tuesday, n* acknow.
rison. The Yrnan radio went on many beautiful wreath*, sprays
_ President AUunley Jidm-lmi of QNE OK TIIK JAPANESE un- ledgud Ibnl little progress ha*
to aay that "Democratic munlci- and floral tributes.
ted
to
th
r
Diet
ill
the
the
engineer,,
brotherhood,
sai
I
r
c!c:l
t-r-en made in tnc negotiations
Mr. Chapman’s - long service
. . pai govtm m ent has been estahCleveland that the board’s fi 1 1 Jevcent eiection. in whlcii women thus far,
fished atvl the cltv has returned with the Mesons began on Dec.
ing*
“are
far
short
of
di-nmndf*»{
the
first
time.
m
i.
.Miss
A leinl examiner for th*
to normal order." The Communist 6, 1014 when hs waa made a
made by thr unions." Hr • 1 1- '"run Yamngin-lii •>. Sm-tnli*t, NM..R.II recommeridnl today that
oiuuaught began Sunday a few Mason in Muscotah Lodge, ltd
grnrrnl
chairmrn
of
hi,
mu
>
n
"f
Tokyo.
ShiI,
i
iii|ili,w-.|
(,t
a
llic -iMi.it.l set iiSlde a contract
hour* before Russian troops left A. F. A A. M. a t Mnicotsn, Kan
*nd of thr railroad li.nmnr-i Tnkyu bicyrli fai-lur, iln trin a- bet wee r, thr A F of 4- Iramstar*
the Manchurian capital.
,
sas. He became, affiliated with
wmilil
m
rrt
|lt
Cleveland
Men-.i>""al
i
and tlie l.lncoui I'ucking Company
One Chinese dispatch m ».v * the Sanford Ixwlge No. 02 F A A. M..
Prince Firouz Admits Dispatches Of Ixmdon 25 lo vote on the findings
j
----C«Wmuhl*t attack on Changchun on Dc(. 7. I 1ft. During 1820 be
of < nl.fornla. The Lincoln iirm
Johnston
and
A.
)’
U’itney,
‘
wa* led by four or five medium served Ihe lodge as Junior Ste
i- one ,,f th,- t altfornia tanneries
C
’orrespcndent
Recently
Supressed
For
President
nf
the
trainmvn
involve,| in a jurisdictional d.stanks, furnished by “a certain ward, in IV21 as Senior Steward, MacArthur Statement
go
to
Chicago
with
thrir
pule lietween A.F. of I.. and
Relating Fantastic Stories, Rumors
"krouolnr" and driven by officers 102.1 uk Senior Diacon, 1924 ns
committers April 2 .* t„ ,|
___ . - I - ...............
k . i ghas
..
Denounced By Rus
t'l.tt uni,ins.
of “a 'certain
country."" TThat
Senior .Warden and 1925 as Wor
Ihe
hoard'*
recommendation,
been the delicate and cautious shipful- Master, *
TEHRAN. April 19. <AV The railroad off.tial*.
In New Turk, the unions insia, Britain, China
Chinese manner of sneaking where
vo|vr,| m the club-sw.ii(ing melee
Iranian Minister of Propaganda.
A t. the annual communication
Ihe
board
pointed
out
m
it*
Uuaaia la concerned.
Itm rc Moxaffar Hroux. ueniv. teport to President Truman that
of the Grand Lodge in 19&9 he
TOKYO,. A
Apr.
^ r 19,
19. <*’>— The
However, there’s no doubt that was appointed by the Mott Wor
today that any rcnrorshlp *hat- its wage recommendations were
wotker*. They**?#
four-powrer
Allied
Advbory
Counthe Chinese Communists also are shipful Grand. Master as D.D.O.M.
in n N.l. K.ll. collective bargainsoev.-r, has been Impusnl in Iran. Ihe tam e a* that approved by
ci|
for
Japan
has
adjourned
until
gettina some equipment from the for this Masonle District and serv
■
-—
| mg election to lie held MJ,
The propaganda minister as- nr bit rat ion hi,arils for 1,500,000
' ’United States. The small Ameri ed through the year including Apr. 30 a fte r an Indecisive oneu iv u i u i n
amed that prrss dispatches by a other railway worker* in |6 non Real Estate A c t i v i f v T I uesdny ut
day aeeelon. On the 30th, the
can mission In Yenan, the capital 1932. .
,
,
* [ t'oiiipany. The firm deala
•ndnn Ttnus correspondent had operating and thrre op,-'rating
.
.
.
.
council
will
begirt
a
discussion
of Communist China, has been
-Increasing’ Along) lamps and lamp-hades.
During the Annual Oommbnlca- of the occupational policy toward
M It. Strickland, Jr. of the liccn suppressed recently. Tho union*. The non-operating unions
withdrawn, aod equipment worth
I h r uutoni • r d i A h j U h e d
p U 'lft*
"
Rtandaid Oil Company w*a vlecl- Irsnisp official churg;d that the have since asked for art a-bliiionnl
severe! hundred >thousand dollars Hon of tha Grand Lodgi.in 11*8.1, Japan’s famlly-ownml pionopollsj, td
Lake
Harney
Shore
Ihu a mitmtif thr cumpuny'« ofilct
rhallnutn of Ihe' Seminole di|'«iches contained what he de
he
woe*
appointed
Senior
Grand
It
cent*
an
hour
increase.
At
today’s
session,
Ilritain,
J i h l f 'l i i i w " M?0’e d , '° v* f„ In H"> Deacon for -that paar, and at th*
tiotlilltig rwrly Unlay 1 hr p ckrU
Petroleum Industries ctibed as fantastic stories and
The railroads this
China and Russia aligned thorn- C o u s t y
"C oram unbii,. Eighth Heute Avi
Fin® r ■ogrc»*
the Roail 14 uxchangr.l
remarlm and ilien
Iranian ih t Inter 8tat o Coin metre Com
di
1*1 -ta la , ComiuitUe iliuiiut a nine line liriil tumors. He said the
lnueke.1
tho mlMion for a 26. per wot In project from th r .St, Jolm* Itivei olowa iir tha tenmon
ntbrv “-The^I**4 »l*ht a u - tk s CoAH^ttnuae. (lev* movent had
' .
■rant, _.
Ili|n«tffsla of npertitr.r> werp at*
International crease In froighl rate* to cum f rl J g r to (* ’nt*v* 0 iu|
___
chosen as Senior l»*ue waa whether thrrre should <L C. Davla wa* named vice provisions of the
ut Ihe
There’* no secretZ
and John Krider wa« posts and telegraphs ronventlnn )>en»a(e for the. wa^-e increases to th r rituivillo Urtdirr, wa« ii»- IrmUsf to thr xrrhr ^n«J tt reby the Grand Warden. In 1D3S ha be be a time limit set on the. pre chairman,
!. v u all
secretary.
’ Thi* rnnvention is a mullilnteral slid to take cate »f increased ilny 'r r p o i tr tl by lint- M n t h u u , •pilre*! m o r e t i m i i All poli.-rmen
CfcW h came Deputy Grand Master, and aentatlon of requested Irtformn- appointril
aRRjptnnt ruuntv »^4*llt ,mf1
, a n d d e t e c t i v e s ts> dis|wrse them.
Tho group appnsvd continunnro ngreemi-nt governing intematimi*l operating costa.
In 19S7 was elevated to thejiig h - Hoo to tha council.
•
I'idiee »Jid th.it Herman Le
The Ixiard. ru m p led of C h air-'* rnvc " w,lr’ ami resident,
I’of Changchun came aa e»t position In Masonry In Florida »The United 8taU* objected on of the one-ccnt emergency gas communications. The provisiuia
vine nf the Bronx, was pushed
Marshall resumed hia by being elected.as Mo#t Worship thd ground th at such a procedure lax enacted In 19.11 and adopt,-d which the Iranians invoki-d give man Leif Erickson. Helena, Muni., j " r Mathteus -util tin,I It Ii.hI (hi;,oik’ll
a glrt-s door |ianrl. Ho
convention th>- Frank M. Swarker, New York. «tiif-ir,-d with un,- ,,f the mtul
efforts kx Chungking as mediator fu l Grand Master of Mason* in would infringe free speech, but thi- progiam nml policies of thr signatories to
w'nx taken to Coltinibua Hospital.
tn the Chinese factions 0# Florida. At the time of his paee- thin view waa qot held by the Kloriilu Petroleum Industries Com right to halt transmission of nnd Gordon 8. Wktkins, U , itiupcrtnr* who had ptiULitnl thnt» The
three men placed under arthe paren t organisation. message* v. hlch nrn de.-med dan Angeles, said the tC-eent increase tbe road
rra»ly for tr^\« l
liflftn l to comment- until Ing be was a member of the three other members of the coun mittee,
rrst were charg.d with disurderThe principal apeakrr of thv gerous to the safety of the Mate would aniuunt to nn IK per cent from Snnfoitl to (icntva \thhi
. he has a chance lo confer with Committee on Masonic Jurispru cil.
t,. •! Ij conduct. One of the prisonera
JHinutry. it\v;i tit ihri’c iimiith- Alrcnit)* th«
The discussion was touched off evening wa* Glen P. Woodard, or rountrary to the lays nf tin- boost in pay rate* since Jan
dence, and also a member of the
&both tides.
1941.
executive secretary of the Florida country.
i r«w«l mix Iik
|»lm r I in tii-Mled he was ,, f f lli.ite,| with
aa
a
result
of
the
thnr-lm
ut
.
Committee
on
Distribution,
the
■ ----It said Ihe itirrra*n,
___ _ highfit j •
^
»
ntnl wnrknmii a ir .mu either union.
two moat Important committees statem ent delivered last Wednes I’rtrolrum Industrie* Committee.
The propngamla minister *anl
*' "Ity rlt nf Ttn I Plltday by the chief of General Mac- Woodard acorcl the continue,! that no transmission of telegram -, allowable under the government'.'’ ,bu»v
of the Grand Lodge.
military
govsmmeot imposition of ' ths eine»genrv nf dther rorreipondsnt* hn« In-, n j •labilirution program, wn* In \%u t •I 11 ••111 i
Mr. Chapman’* work in Ma A rthur's
tax, nnd railed for "thr • topped. Thr (tantan uffitial cl„
trotb-it t„ ntri-l tiigh,-r living Vila It,..|k’.
sonry In Florid* made him one section. Brigadier General Court gasoline
«il'U
lemoval of this vokr from high cd
lllw it- K I it
hi*
length)'
statement
by
sut
of the outstanding Mstnns of the ney Whitney, Whitney’s lengthy way
users, Florida’s tax-paying ing)
Iii n<lilition, it M*i omimfitltsl Ou- He fill.’ I Hill
t t at le*. A t every rommunicatio.i statem ent was delivered in answer oxen "
T>
». - U*
A f r j r t r t l kjU
••»• llu* f m l
“For Ihe »lmvr reason*, I cat following rules rhangrs:
K e s i i m . H I 8 U l l i c e of the Grand Lodge he ha. held to Russian question* on Ihe
Mr. ,Woodard pointed out that
pay at time nn.'
I* ol .’etjili* M C li v it y jq m e t i ' l i ^ •
^
*1
. important committee sppointmenta effectiveness of General Mac- Ihe st’a ta treasury ha* surplus erotically deny that any censor n I.halfOvertime
for extra men in yard nn! nlontr thr south short* of l.nk”
A rthur’s occupation policies.
ship
whatsoever
has
bvt-n
imposts!
service. nil -needi nml that
llnm ry, which with It*
fin*,
Whitney also read an official funds for members
ra has l refused session of tho Grand Lodge. For
of ths le g is and I cun onlv interpret such
An increase from 52 to 85 whitr t rach is nllnu'tilig | k*i»|>Iv*
headquarten statement which re numerous
U'AMIlIXtjTO.N, April 10. UP)
rttmors
a*
wilful
provocation*
many
yeara
ho
was
a
trustee
for
lature
have
all
rady
expressed
flaUy to aecedR to the uema
rent*
n
day
In
tho
differential
from
Orlumlfi
ntul
frnni
out
of
tho
I’rcriltlrnt Triimnn Join.^ wiih
th» Masonic Home in 8t. Petera* minded the council bluntly that the opinion th a t war time emer which cannot stand for one mom- lietween yard rondurtors and
9 p t four Japanese political par
slait*.
unil
hiiitioe
m
o
Itoini*
o
m
t
*
ltq function waa purely advisory gency taxes should be re-vraled ante I .’gal examination.”
burg.
•thi’r udmlADtratinn oftiriaN and
w^Ahat he resign from officer
yard
bmkemen.
toil
• t l ’ir-idchl ||oo\«*r tonight to
He waa a member of the Con and foneultatlve.
_ . gave hU
with the end of the war. Wood
' . B a r o n ShliMhara
3 I’nyment to engineer* oper.
N’rw I»tb.it ,|| v t «*.%«Ira ;.|r I*, 111u’ rll fhr \ iii itcan |*«* »plr Jiiii how
At Today’s session, the British, ard aald, "Hinee gasoline was the V.F.W. Post To Meet almg multiple-unit motor or elec
answer only, a few beiura after sistory, belna a 32 Degree Ma
ilrvt*lo|ii'a|
i
••
j
o
i
n
lIn*
m^ w
State*
___ _ Minnlitar llltoahl Aehlda son. lie served Monroe Chapter Russian and Chinese council mcnt- first commodity to have an einerWelfare
tric car* in accordance with the Itofltl, «»ho f f wltii It i# Im’II. i; « Ion* ’•ail tht* hi hi ft* h| rdila la. Mr*
Tn •mail uh,-al\ luu told * group
imposeil on it. it On Monday Evening power and productivity of tho Oil
turned In hi* portfolio In eupport No. 16. R. A. M.. a . High Prleat p*T* *II objected to Ihe Whitnty gency tax imposed
’ o u t ll fl<<,|| (V fl O hll. | *.4I •• 11a*| | •*
lo have
. , vrantcl
...
should I* th* first lo have lU
of. Ihe Liberal Party's move to In 1921 and a t Eminent (x»m episode. Britain
combined power unit* operated. Iii»* O v i o t l n l!i*a»l |»ill<«VMi,iMiirli. a f f liliu. mr,-ting ut Washington
Iml thr situntim, nrtuslly Is
forte the ouster of the Shidehara mender of Taylor Commander^; rale established that all replies | (oll,t ||ghtencl nt the 1947 sesi Carrier* nrovide watche* ut
The regular meeting of Rem
»I#*V I -•IIMlK**f | UMI n il' woisr Ilian it I,.,- I n pamivd.
the legislature."
cojt where Iinspection I* re- iiIttfIS*
government, Ashlda la a leadin No. 28. Knights Ttmplar during ahould be made In writ.ng. while , | on
ind#
Font
No
32H2
of
the
Vet
I
miiii
|
lo*
f
|i
i
m
t
o
m
o
f
a
mio*
I lie l ir-idrul .,m| licNiv.'r will
mber of the Japanese Liberal 1 1924. He alto held membership In the Russian* and Chinese wanted'
erans of Foreign Wat* will l>e ,|trire,l.
t h mini ' l l
I li« liq*ki Roflsl I I .
i,aid, n.l I,-night uii a national
Parly.'
; _ '
the Council of Royal and Select to le t * time IlmlL No decision
6. | lie railroad and employe LWotIm
bald
Monday
night
at
the
Legion
’I ii ^ p i .ii i’ll ii,i | h r h i .i i k #• i f.,i
The Liberal drive to oust Masters, and was three tlmoi waa reached on the itsue.
Ht>t located nn the loikrfiont »bnre equally the ex|>en*c of put pllit'liUai; I*\ l a i If r « l r \ r l u p . r*> l»V 'mii-iirtw,,rk p|«'gram mi famine
Registration Books
lluovrt mil
bri>edcajit
8hldeh*rm has the* eupport of the Illustrious Master and at the time
rhaeing nnd maintairdng require- I.41111w |l | S111ra of \\V a( I’sllm irlirl
a t 7:00 o'clock.
from Cairo whrrr hr i* In tccelpl
To Close Tomorrow A supper will b» served to uniforms.
^po w erfu l Japanese Social Demo of hia death waa secretary. Hi
Di||t, III I.ouia >f a i n c o g s ...... . I'r.-sldcnt Tru
cratic P arty , and two 'm inor was a member of the Knighte o
Kulcs changes not Kr*»tcl were Mim h John
Ihwa present prior to thd buslHill”. IIoiikU n (*. Itill #«
man asking him lo return home
groups — th# Cooperative and York Cross ’of Honor and
Mrs. *Lourine Heal, supervisor ness meeting and all members remanded with a suggestion tha II.
I, ('. Li|U. Jr. Thr land ii iimlrr quirkly to er.tbiln thr situation
Knights « f The Red Cross of Con
of reglitration in Seminole Coun or eligible members of the or- the parties try and teach agrea- 1ft
wil nml mineral 10 yrnr Irn^r to thr *,'oplr. lioovrr had pluqand appendant orders.
«... ttgntlne
ty, announced this afternoon that ganiiatlon have been urged to ment on them. The l>o*rd si*
ew
the county registration books will phone reservations to Chaplain trxommrnded an I m m e d i a t e o Ihr Tidrwntrr Anno.lntcil Oil ned to Journey on to India te
orporutinn. T h rrj nrr apnrnii- studv ronditiqns in that irctljn
dose promptly a t 6:00 o’clock John Sauls, telephone 1070-W, remedy through direct bargainfn;
ately S.r» iiiiIim of wntrr fron:- of thr world. Thr forinrr Presi
- fovrmment for the
nf the “current excessive spreu
tomorrow afternoon.
prior lo noon Saturday.
i|Tc In Ihr arm*
ilon of the Japanese Diet,
nf hours” on short, turnaroun<l
dent n Iready ha* vi«ilcd mast
Mrs. Beal reminded all thofo
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
19.
(AV
era hug contended that
passenger run*.
area* of Europe and Hcvrrnl part*
who have not yot registered to
TO MEET SUNDAY
'*
Representative
Rogers
he for I* It la JU* duty U» remain
The tw o brotherh<*nU affectei*
of th, near cast.
gave hi* bill to make rn do oq lieforo her books Close If . ’ The regular monthly meeting
la- o ffice untl[ the Diet tote*
Joining-Mr. Truntan and lluovar
they wish to exercise their ri*ht o f, the Fifth Congressional Dis by the recommendations took n
men
eligible
fur
terminal
___ new eenxtltution.
Ut vote in th* forthcoming pri trict Council of the Townsend strike vote and set a strike dafi.
on the hrnadca-i will be UNKi
pay
another
push
ferwartl.
h
• tin r Is ltchedaled to take
votlngTe
Recovery Flan will be held 8un for early March. Truman then
lllr.ctnr General
Fmrrllo ' u m Ut# support of 14 fellow maries, May 7 and May 28.
during the forthcoming
Mr*. Beal revealed that th e n tlay afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at appointed the board which ha>
Guardis and Agriculture Secre
member* from Florida.
ORLANDO. April 19. (Special)
conducting
hearing* in
tary Clinton Anderson.
t
T~--n* ’ • S
-■
s ' •;
ma In forcing ar* 7.-174 persona registered in tho Court House. All member, bern
— Effective at 12:01 a. ra., this
The program is to be aired a t
the House Brinlnola County and qualifiad t o , and the public are invited to Chicago.
morning, and
a pirlod of 12
The three operating union
v -------- --------f
____ ________________
7:00 o’clock.' (K8TL
which has (rote in tha forthcoming elections.' attend.
on snap beaus
d*jfs,^c«hinc
who** esse wae investigated by
for several
14 a'bushel. It WM an
the
arbitration
board
broke
with
LAWTON.
Okla
.
Apr.
19.
(4*1—
____ the proposal
today, by lot Mont* Craw,
th* two brotherhoods and agree! A cast of more than 1,000 is
dislodged, It will go
*chamber
u:. tt. nounced
Circuit r o u r t
manager of th* Florida Vege
to drop their demands for rule rehearsing to retell the story of
m«l*r for a House vote.
.w
ho
wea^ln
table
Committee.
The
announce.....
te ‘
changes in order te speed uj the life, rrurifixalion and rrsur- j Veterans Service
Who U 8 ‘’freshman’’
i wee baaed upon notice from
consideration of their wage d.- rection nf Christ .h t a -»unr'»e'
u tlv * s u r p r i s e d cotAnv veteran in need of serv
the Office of Price Admlnistra-'
mandi.
,
pageant in the Holy City of the
by winning enough supice (free of charge) in any of
Men In "Waabbigton,
-• ■
Wichita
Mountains.
ora.
Onilnse
the following categoaie* Is re
Andrew Carraway was elected mlslioners to call for a new
lectnulag May 1, the celling la
T<b# pageant will be held under
fail*, even secretary and treasu rer, of the r e f l a t i o n . the last on* having
quested to visit the office ef
to he 23 20 a bushel, instead r f
th*
direction
of
its
founder,
thr
sponsoring
th# responsible agencies listed
“ Inole C o u n t y Democratic
1880, In reply to a ra
0 previously art by OPA.
Rev. A. M. Wallock. Twenty-one
below:
•
xitive Committee a t l u meetr Mrs. Good .peed th at Williams Promoted
•ease for the remainder of
years
ago,
Wallock
anvisloncd
the
bill
would
put
enlisted
be furnished the vari
Coordinator •— E. B. Carter,
Ja 60 centa per bushel net. personnel on Um same basis as
To
Rank
Of
Captain
erection nf a city In the Wichiti
net*, O. P. Hetmdoe,
i | W *Mrs.W
; - ■■
Ralph*
Atlantic
National Bank Bull
'
lu lfl“
the price had - keen officers,* allowing them to pay
Mountains — a city which would
of the Board of County
Ing.
vice chairman, presiding
set
at
but
a
previous
adCharles
J.
Williams.
24,
eon
of
8U1NR
he
a
replica
of
Jerusalem.
for
n
p
’To
120
days
laavs
tint#
trman,
lasloners,
instructed
Mr*,
absence of the cnatr
Employment — U. 8. Em
juttme;
raUed this to 88.80.
In 1031. the W.P.A. allocated
wore unabla to u k* while
to m u r e th* service* of Mr. and Mra. Voile Williams, 009
H. Lee of Oviedo.
Service, 112 North;
59
The
t todsy was th t
Magnolia Avenue, was recently 904,000 to build tha city and t h r f ployment
*“ of the
i-tho
service.
They
.pew
are
an.
n#
U
type
complete
lists
Park Avenue.
. >.
•*
racolt .
a. representations
Mrs. Lourine A- Beal, Super- of *11 the elector* * *
promoted to th* position of ca(£- MW Jerusalem began to take
side
"
Vocational Training and M i
of Registration, who was
lain of tha
^ form In the granite-ribbed Wich
to OPA
th* Del..................
Delta Air Line* of
ration — T. W. Lawton, Court
C
Atlanta.. and la believed to be ita mountain*. Now, Holy City is
present a t tha meeting, was called mary on May 7.
House.
for two political ralllas,
for figures on registration,
of the yeungee), .If not the an Easter mccca of thousands of
r’fS T ’S N
L?C*1i Aui* .
H
Ilbepltals*
be In Oviedo tand
In youngest air line captain in tha
e end colored. On th*
fixation and State
t made.
lion ' the committee
of tho distances be* « i.t
Deer — Contact through
L> contact the
Ken** In th* Easter
F^B oyle, Cou
r Corps Uesartra,
four women portray the
¥
Instructor.; in
Mary,
the
mother
of
MOVE
-,
precinct in
f , which
- Home
and th*
ihe W ar
On# woman, Mra. George
Ur
. and which
8ervicem , ag-Servleamwt ■Ji
committee
Martin, Tenn
_____
k
of
Marlow,
Okla.,
ha*
hi the future so
, two and a
their De
vote.
. :‘
“ f t
Tennaae
taken the part of Christ's mother
to .87 of an
Red Cross,
____ . ■ Ins
* every one of ths 20 pageant*
I * . A.
V J S P % 8 a-ri
bmefittad
vard.
'
'
.
--------.new
books
on
U'()n
have been presented so f a r
’
to register.
a Nkndarerotind
Veterans Admlntstrat
for the committee and
loaned him
Inly .actor In tho pagean:
Koscoe Hills. Shariffa
by 0- R.
, r
and since
tvarpe b not disclosed 1* •wry
Tuaeday. .
.
* * h o portray* the role
, , , ------ . - , . 7 ‘r
~ ‘
*“ rSw4h*i
WDEPT.
6 ht O u t M
1916 »“ >
Final Rites For
rb:
man
Are Held. Today
CHUNGKING, Apr. 19 (/T)
Tho Chinese communists to
day claimed that Communist
forces j havo captured the Local Resident Was
One Of. Florida’s
Manchurian capital of Chang
chun. That news was ex
Outstanding
Masons
pected by the Chinese govern
__
ment., in view of earlier dis- Funeral service* for Ralph H.
patches that said the small Chafman, prominent S a n f o . - d
■•national garrison in Chang rtlery grower and Paat Master of
No. 1 POTATOES
10-1
IDAHO BAKING POTATOES
FANCY CUCUMBERS
Fresh Blk’eyed Peas 2 lbs 43c
Little Yell’w Squash 3 lbs 14e
*nw tu to r
Texas Unions 3 l b s .......29c
Fill DAY, APRIL
- .
• 40,000 Chinese Reds
Participate In On*
fllaught That Began
<9 As - Russians Left
i
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
"*»■
Leave Pay Bill For
ted Men Will
B efore House
S
Cast Of 1,000 To
P r e s e n t Pageant
In Wichita Hills
Carraway Named Secretary, Treasurer
Of D em ocratic. Executive Committee
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TTIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
»AGB BIX
SPECIAL .SUMMER and
AUTUMN RATES
In effect .tintiMJcc. 1
(formerly ilolcl .Mayfair)
Double Rooms
Two Room Suites
*
Negro Recreation Marine Cor p’s Post ■ 1
Center Scheduled War Feet Improving:
OCEANSIDE, Calif.
Mm.i.tir c«irp»* postw ar feet a n
t o OpeiJrAn Friday improving,'
nay# ’ T.t. - ( Jtr) -"Jiirf h- **a
Opening Friday* evening of s
reert-ation ren ter fnr the colored
p eo p le-if Seiifynl, JocaUxLat 1^15
-West T.h t r i e erH jr-fltH Jt;' and
M A Y F A I R I NN
Single Rooms
Sensonnl rnlcit apply to guests staying two weeks or
'anger. Fur information write, telephone or see, Lind
Weber, Gr-neral Manager.
known a* th e “ Rainbow (Tub",
w in today announced by Roy A.
Redding, I*t* j i d ir r mid owner,
sGcorge 'Conner's 11) picOu New
York colored orchestra will play
for, the opening dance.
The Imibling, of concrete block
construction, cost 810,000 and ha*
0,000 sijuaro feet of floor space,
which, according to -Mr. Redding
wilL nrcommo'lntc 1.800 people.
He added that it it ids intention
to add a cafe of 250 seating capa
city when m aterials nre* available,
hut emphasised the fac t th a t only
M *rilt
M A Y F A I R I NN
T elep h o n e 1200
AREFULLY
LEANED
LOTHES
LOOK MUTTER
and
WEAR LONGER
R U IN G TH EM TO UR
FO R S A T IS F A C T IO N
TUESDAY. A Pttlt;
J e in L a ^
ik. il!
i m il
nc
ll
•rhl
Hi H *i<rurtl. In
ih n I ’s u r . l /
nt
umUl* tftST.n«TH*-.."iK- U «i
con, chii-opotlfit, who haa te rn Wilt and Tr»t*m»ni m lh« *Hlil
M
rrrllt
tlr lr tif r
lloblnron.
lh*
many n p a ir, march to w*r and •am* L-ln*
a bill nf rnmnlaliit fnr
come lim ping home.
lh* fur*rlu*tif* i>f a mtirlaUK* for
V Tho v. (tnnjji ‘ Pendleton - training- tav. liu m tru l__Xtitd*fmi -hlhilifcri
nnd ~rr-pUtt*mrtil~»ptcl*jriiC~er*<riji rciifftm. ni.uotjaagf-bi/sK iigfST
lied the improvement to a reduc
tion of eombal training and tho IVrk IIHjfVtlJv* ranffipt* Fl«iriif** TO A lJf WHOM IT MAY OOX.
rr-pliie.ment of l-attle veteran*. by o(h*fw(»i* t ji ?7UHT*' prn winffint
Ik III b# r n l f i f f ! na^ilfift y»»*t myf
younger pien.
tti fnii HH vRld
This, he tv.nlalncd, was tending • art*
MAKFORD IIKRAI.H »■ Ir*
lo elim inate marching fra c tu re — n l vTbr
n i l M » i t h « n » * «pftr»*r In w h ' r l i
the mot t common Leatherneck I h l " n r i l f f f I m I I I i p p i l t i l i r h f d o n r «
r*cl* * rrk fnr * four etmurf ijllvr ,
toot aliment during th e war.
Turchenn hayed hla . rontluilon
Will!*** mV tin h»t a n't* offl-lal
on examination of 30.000 feat
at at Hanford. I'oantr «f Himlwhirh, with their 150,000 toe*, lie ,t*. Hioii of yiini'ia, ipu n o t
IX I.
estimates, would reach five mile* IX of April A. I>.
l . J'. n . i tulon
It VIni-A.I nli.l I a anii
- Clerk of it'* Ctrcn t Court.
Mmnioia i.uunl), CiuriUH.
<HI*A1»;
TO d i s c o n t i n i /R a id
n t" A. lirt’oIlM
„ huljytor htnl <ViuQl>rl
NKW YORK, A p r " 10, UP}—
In*. IMatnllli
' ♦* The f'IO announred today th a t
ll ha* decided not to take p a rt
Laundry Dept
puign* for the A m erican Red
f ir m : In cf.ilifining th is action,
tho CIO’s national community
service committee charged th a t
the Red fro** “ha* isolated itself
too long from the people and thi
community.”
went In a fte r It and p u lliV out
his hat with the duck ai% tha
other end. The bird is now convnltscing in the P u ttir* ' chicken
completed, one under construction coop.
nnd one yet to lie built, also >fi
A. .discarded chenille liedspread
blm e projects fnr^ colored veter
ans, of which, seven aiv i»*“' mrr—b* - m ade Into n charm ing
brunch coal, jacket o r rube.
laung built by Ted Williams.
|»(Hf9*#tl.
i t All itfiuffi IcnR*«rfi:
I1 h»re-ht klten
ihnI
Hi i |,AIl»K* H, a rrir i.ii * rtl«t her
f*D4l fM nifl. HR ri*-cutcl« II, th%
iMat* <t| Hmk| c M ‘ KoftL tffctftiicfl;
Iha I a h r h a a
J u t . H i t l i m fu r
final
Jthr that Ftft. vrfll
aitjtly lu Iht. !f«iijiiral#fe It, IV.
Warr* C.Vamtv Jinin* «.* HemlnoU
C u irn 11*, F I o rM f | i t »1. l h a , 1 4 1f <t»>
tif Alav, 19(4, iu r
#*f ajiifiit
xiuii f*,r
I h t ••( lh«
-ll hunl *m* F*»r*f.
«hreA*4«t. I*n thfF l^lti Hki ift Anri!.
191is.
r~ **•*.*urUM* IL
Kx*muifU •»! Iht* HtUtle *»•
H i* m
FmU
«tvvwwi«Mrd.
t h i:
LEGAL NOTICE
P IT T 8 H LD. Mass., t-V) l». k19 Potter. II, out walking with
imKKTISUS
hi* father. Ilurord F. Petler, sjmt- H T A T t: )IK K L S H tlltA :
T ii^ llp f t h A O . l**M nlne a m l
ted n wild duck, which app.urxd to
illislldillt. Jiilrltll If. Is*
Itr ■iilrtiri* |!nkfiown
be Jnmc, tried to catch It and
itlTffitf
f n r h 'n i y*»ti at** h rri'hy
missed. Rut the duck didn’t. I t ordFrpiL uitd
ri'tinlrnl to he eml
grabbed Dickie's h at and ili-ap- np|ir. f
lite* C lf ru lt Court
pcared under n bridge.
Dirkic •ef tin* .Ninth Jwilirlel LM rrull of th*»
k v a tk
i.t:oNAitii
• "rM
• <’i:nsi*
• nJ
Nolle* 1. nrrrbjr alt-ti Itin I IIT: I.lha I Mb. d ir of Al>rll, A. |l.‘ | | 4 l UN K. (.'AllHAWAr filed l» r final
(d llA lf)
,
i .
t.
iVporl Ha Administratrix nf lh*
• p. I*. IIKHNWlM
**(■!■ of JOBKI’ll U SIAUKNTKT.
l U r ^ ^ ,lt^ r ^ - J:'rCUU ' .....' TU. ilfe ru n !, 1 (h*f »fi» h»« filed
her p.ililon ru t final dlacliantr*
—JMlWiar fw rum tlfl,.
• • 4 - that J*fra -rtfl -iluHr in Ola
llonnrabM 11. W, *w art. County
in
c o r ii T o r t i i b
Jude* of Kamlnol* County. Klorl.
JVIMie-. aKMINOI.K I
aTATi: o r ri.irtiln * .
iv );>: n i t : k h t a tk n r
I r ln ln e l. ami H u i a » r KU.ri.ts, thi*
ok
h.
f u u iii
w ii.t.ivstn
A F-in1oin hIN nf r«nti|>liilltl
fllf‘4 in lh* L'trtuU t
Hcmltmlf Cutintjr, in t h r
ajcaliiAi
yiM
i ifur
<Mt»rre lid.Ji
k l 'l j I f I r* I) i-i,
ark
W» Ilia ill.Mr!!*
Illl l ^ « _
Jlfr «*«**!I#1
Rr«
lh*ttr«»r» l o «*f»irmi*m» jruti In h*
»n<)
b«-ftrr« m ill C o u r t a l
K ^ n fo i d , f y n r l d n , t l l h e r I r i***nnin
«i* h y u t u r u i ) , o n , n r h t f y tr - Alic
l»lh. iIjiv «,| Mny. a* I>. 1»Ut other*
WlfU I l f W i f I*im <Vnfrf.no »*:|| |,#
(iRnirn*i youIt l>* f m t Ft®i nr firm * t Itct« thin
Tub-w ashing U a hold-over
from the days of buttle* and
blushes. Today, with a laun
dry- service like ours, no
housewife
flm f add stren
manual labor, w
cost, we do It
better!
SEMINOLE COUNTY
^ ^ a u s u p tr * / ( 3 -
f
ij
i
1
*
,
IMP
on lha lln d <B«y nf A p ril, 1911.
Approval of w m i am i for final
Itrrc* an A d in ln lu r a lr U r.f tha
if* of J O d f r u 1. M A I I K N T K T .
iIk h w i I, oh Hill—lu ll day til.,
rti, l»l«. - '
ILULiai
»CAltltAWATia-'
A ilm ln U trstrJ*
l a I* of J f M K F I I
i :.V T I '.r T i:.
U A t ! .« F
il«-r»*k»a.
PAINT EXPERT
iR SPECIALIST
. SLUDE
Designer
Interior Decorator
Over 18 yearn in Winter Park, Fla.
Room and color planning--------Write P. O.
We are not adept at wilfK(uiner[ng, hut
our ability to KEEP..YOUR ELECTRJCA
REPAIR. Ilrlng your car In tomorrow
are on tha Job to help you courteously
iride ourselves In
ELECTR IC S ER V IC E
COM PANY
207 M A GN O LI A A V E.
( i m I nI Si D
i
/ I <
f
hi
SANFORD, FLA
CAN BE BOUGHT
»7 *f;
*r i i i i
EASY TERMS!
FOR TOMORROW'S HARVEST
It*l planting tim e u&.in! T hat g lo rb iu sc neon of th a year
whott N a tu ra tmllc* h er fondest and the p retence of
Spring foretell* the coming of the growing period.
the form of n tw care, new locomotive* an d other new
___ ______ .__. . .
_______ _
fudlitiet
nnd equipment, all of which wo are "planting"
a* rapidly a* possible- From tlicm will come a finer and
better transportation service . . . . and that ^proved
transportation service will give impetus to tha continued
economic growth of the Southeast
That growth is « matter of deep Interest to. til and,
as always, our best efforts will bo contributed gladly to
in nourishment.
. .
Generally, we don’t have to wnlt for a certain “»e**on"
to do our planting on tlic Senbonrd. B ut in re O flt year*
crucial shortage* of m nteriels and m anpow ci IJ v o com
pelled u t to postpone tha fulfillment of our p lan t.
f
i i ,
.* r -
V 'ij
*. r = ~ tA :
T oday wc are finding it ponihle to g tt m ore e ttd , in
SAVE AT OUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE
STARTINd SATURDAY, APRIL 20
)
$ 9
'
�In Unity There Ib Strength—
*
'To Protect the P u t * of the Warltk
To TrolooU f t* Pro«re*»~of America;
THE WEATHER-
Partly cloudy. Nllle change in temperature
through Wednesday.
—
* *——■
A N -INDEPENDENT- D A ihlT NETVSFAPER' VOLUMETXXXVII
Established 1908.
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
V - jw m iuwg i i -
[16S
WEDNESDAY, Apr. 17. l'Jlti
Four Persons Killed In Mid-Air Collision
♦To Criticism Of
McNamey Takes
A ction. J o End
TOKYO, A udi 17 (/P>—Gen. N azi Movements
cral MacArthur haa replied
• N O . 151
House Okays O.P. A.
R. B. Chapman Bound
Died Last Night
In Jacksonville
General Says It Is
Not Council's Job
To Consider Past
* Actions In Japan
to criticism o f his admlnistralion of Japan by Russian
members of th? four-power
council. The supremo com'
mandeh has told' the four
power council bluntly thet
^ronyideratlon of his paat ac
t i o n s in administering Japan
is no part *o( its job.
Aaaofiated Press Loosed Wire
Motion By Rankin To
“K tir Price “ Agency
Is Overwhelmingly
Defeated In .Vote
For (
WASHINGTON, April 17
f/P)—The House has voted to
extend the OPA only nine
months past June 30—instead
of tho full year « h rcqiicsted
by Presiik’iit Truman.- Thu
Funeral Services To
Be Held 3:00 P. M.
Friday Afternoon
Generals Ordered To
Promote Non-Mili
tary Youth Groups
e p u fti avw —LJ4 to 114. T h u
v o te Ih s u b je c t to a fo rm a l
roll cftfir •
Ralph R. Cbapuuin,. promiue.it
Sanford celerv gruwet and !*•»*(
Giund Master of the Grand Lodge
of F ire and Accepted Mason* of
Florida, died suddenly isvt night
of n lim it attack nt lllc Hotel
Uouticvclt in Jaekannville uhile
attending the Grand UoiitniuiiI at ion t.f the Grand Irfulge. Air*.
Chapman
with n ... at tin
time. L. H. Steclq of San ford nl»;>
attended the Communication,
hmtei.il *.*rvirc» wit] lie In-PI
Friday at 3:00 |l. m., at the I’n-nW lcnai. Chuich with Dr. K. it.
L row litre officiating.
Later thj
Masonic Grand Lodge will c.»tduct service* at the gi«»r -ii
jhv Igieen Cemelery, .th e active
pallbearer* will be George Fi»h of
| jack* on v it Ir. h rank A . 1 row n o'
iilftilll. itfiv Mni (hew.
of S*
Pi tei*liurg. Maxwell Well.
..f
11. land,.. George It M,.ft • f
Jeckvunv ill t and dame. .
tin t
,.1 Kai.fnrd
All Mante.
me .Cque-f
NUERNBERG. A p r i l 17.
(AI*)— N ail philosopher Al
fred K m tn h trr * i M l I l a l to
cnxut-rism iner* at th e Nuern
berg W ar Crimra trial today
th a t he approved a Crrcnsin
plan altnrd at racial exter
mination of th a Slavs of
ta alc rn Europe, f
Rosenberg luld. the Allied
military tribunal that part
of the plan Invoked -arrying
off ttunabn and lialtte rnlldren to Germany for eventual
extermination.
Itupuhlicaun
took
control
—nt lea*t temporarily——a* the
tuitllr for Ihe life of the OPA
opened today on the llou*e Floor.
They were helped try a few demo
crat*. The motion ’ to limit the
extension of OPA to nine months
was offered bv Republican* Rcprrsentativc Jp»se
Wolcott of
Michigan,
Earlier,
the
House refused •
overwhelmingly (n kill the OPA
entirely by defeating a motion
l.y Representative John Hn..kin of
I Mississippi lo strike out the cnnetlng clause of the extension
hill.
|
Itunkin ■diouled to the Mouse:
*'If you want to destroy the Con
fide..ee of the American people
to then govetn.ite.il. just continue
tit*. >mmutiritslte tlp.A."
Semes of other nmendnieiili
-I ill are trending
M at Arthur** m ilitary govern
ment officer,' Brigadier General
Courtney W hitney, a t the ammo
time haa indicated displeasure a t
Russia’s questioning of Allied
occupation policy. Whitney de
clare* th a t the Soviet action—
w hether in good faith or not—.
"ia a warning th a t aucceia of the
occupation 1* threatened,”
r f k M acA rthur alto ha* replied to
a Russian tequest that another
FRANKFURT, Arrrll 17.
election be held if a m ajority of The commanding general of U. S
the new Diet ia found to lie un force* In Europe. Joseph T. M '•
suitable. The suprem e command Nnrney, haa taken action to sia’ .p
e r ha* Indicated th a t aome auc* out Navi* underground movement*.
ceaaful candidates wilt be inveatiMcNjirney hat directed his gen FOUR PERSONS. INCLUDING AN S-YEAR OLD HOY « m c IllledSvh.t, lw„ ,m*ll plane, crashed ...
............
the top
cral* to p ro m o li the grow
th i.f mid-air near Lakewood A irport. Atlanta. Co All o f the dr,.,| air It .. Ulunti. ah..,,„
gated further.
German
y o it I h I’hoto Is the wreckage of the craft in which pilot Hen Harris Heite. \ . .l II Sat.de.* and hi. hmal:
M acArthur h«» turned down a non • mililary
i Ml*1, Richaid Sanders, died. Aubre> II ttaiii pluinmote,I 1i< drain jlo , in the other plane ibottomi
Ruaalan request th a t Ihe fpur- group.. At the sanib time,
power. council he given drafts of military governors
have /been j
*
i Intel national BournIphoto I
Imperial rescripts, government ordered to take slip s to In.u.c | ------------— ..
---- -- —.----------- --------- ___________
e d In m e e t a t t h e M a . o . i u i e n q d e
legislative acta and orders at leaat that nlj N ail sport and irvilitii.
ill J l.'i p m . F tn ia }-to ,i.j)'"d
A r n day* before they are issued. athletic otgahuntloiu , are brok 11 I
the funeial in n group
•^Thc general aaya this would cauae up.
In addition to Mr> < nap...:...,
practical auapension of the J a p .
Tha expanded pt
progtarn of jouth
iineae govtAnment’s adm inistrative activities ia dealgne.l to attru
Ih .litvivoi* Include two dni.gt.
function!.
ter- Mi*. Clyde Green and Ml*. AND NOW it’, the wat
C arm an youth away from icmbride
Jane ( liuprnan of Sanford and ...
The Russian* alao had asked nanU o f -the H itler Youth move
slrl’y
Hi .....................
te verse. Mi.,
* ...
NuniiHii
...................one
to have the council provided with m ent, and away from the t mulct •
R o n n t m l 1 c U c x lr l ■
———
j.. .i.ie r . M e. John
It. Ju.
*r Ilotimib itrul tun * two rhtbften.
known t»
all order* and other document* ground organiiatlon
Susan, in months old. and David,
NEW YORK. April 17. <AVn r*U1 xlv' }>’« is. ate pictured 'ott Die 1 l.r rbaitmanshin of ilm United
exchanged between the supreme "Edelweiss Pirates."
fitiHHliriK mrinbfi* of the MjiMinti* ferry boat e„ route to Fort llum- Nations Seriiritv CouttcU ha* l«cn
McNa-ney ha* ordcryd the i • i
commander and, the Japan®**
U»*lKf for over tw enty yem* lit- illon, ll.n nll}..,
government since the beginning of leaae of American and German '
Y. Th*> soon taken over today by Dr. Ilafex
hull ^vtA'ni
P«pt Miialer nf tht* will he sailing to join I.t D fi. Aflft Pasha
ln» occupation. To thl* MscAr- athletic equipment not nerxle.t by
The
57>year-oj-4
Kittil*n Lodge, wa, for L>e vrar. | )|nnill|[r u, Krtuikfurl. Germany. Kg,pMan t* a former h#hy doctor
thur say* lb* ’poundl member* U. S. troop*. Playing field, for
occupied
by
American
jm lreudv have enough m aterial. If merly
1
1
.strict
Dr
duly
ir«
ml
Master
ai
.
,
loten.atiuna.)
NEW YORK. April 17 id*.
wh-i .hr-owne t
diplomat
? *1
It, ho dedareh. thoy force* are to be turned tyck Vo
the lath Masonic District, wa* 1 -7—
-------------------------— _ .
T h ey ydigest
..............................................
—The .O l’A tod*) began an
He *...»« nI- i i ; r G a /r ^ t —
FastHigh
Priest
of
Monro.'
should he 'felly, abreast of th* the German*. German youth jr
invesligaiion ii.lt> rliarges l<)
.•|q of Chitvn.
'<
. • T herilensinoleT haptoi of'Fulu**c
jrtwsent xltuatfon.
; • .7 ’••• t - 1 gmnltaHon'a will Tje~fS*jmttcd
f't.apfer No 1.7. sod a Dust fontl l r C lll I'l.ilrd Packinghmisr
Afif. -etved to u r *. foreign
However, the m ilitary govorh- organise on n alulcwidc Kftai . FormeV" ef America held iu lK*h ;
manih'r
f
Ia
vltu
t’o.iiioftitderv
Worker- that o ra l is rrach
tn.lll*tei >>f Kg) pi
in l!.]S and
annual j*tn«r
father and
ami son
»mi hunqurl
mimjuri i g v
v**
>v
*
.
No jx, Knights Templat
meqk'a General W hitney haa raid Until now they have teen restrict ■nnuai
ing ihe New York msrkel hj
-igu.f. m H* til tu 1:*:tt tie war
he will fu m tih the Russian* with ed to Indiviunl counties.
Tuesday eveninff a t the
llm t i t O n
K lV C l*
i rO JC C l
Hoi
11
11
.
Kansas
in
|XPU,
Mr.
itlrgsl rhaiincl*. The Uaion
Egypt win m<.ii , let tjt London.
^
at] the information they w ant on
Th* m ilitary government hope* M aylau with n Un?P number "I j
t Impmail was 56 )i*«r» of age,
charges Htsi (he meat -is
H< •ttidird medicine at F.gypthe purge program “if It lake* to stim ulate .P o rt,
by
them visitors present, nd with Veto
coming In .Sanford 1.1 PM2 In
nol moving ...do legitimate
1 tan I'liiveraity and thr l fn.rcrsi:)■.
Approval by the Mouse Rivers
all summer.
measure*. A t the name time, it Clark , chapter president, acting and Harbors Committee of u 12
markets.
engage in farming. Prcvtously he
of London.
haw forbidden flying, p arachuting na toaatmaster.
had grenduated from Kansas A.,
Tim new Security Council . hairThe contribution
of
Future fool rhniinel in the HI. John*
gliding, fencing, m ilitary drill rtf
M i n i M College. Taking n leading
WASHINGTON, Apr 17, 1,11
man joined the Egyptian national
River from I'alntka to Lor
display, and the shooting of fire- Farmer* In Florida to the war Harney, was announced today l.y I rice Adotinislintnr Pmd I’ortet (part in civic ami business affm ts
movement in It'D*.
demnn.llng
effort was outlined by Harry
arm a.
Edward Higgins, manager of lh> told the Senate Hanking (’gin [of this t-uinmunity he wn, presitndrpindettee fot Egypt ami the
E. Wood, state supervisor
of .Seminole
t'ounly Chamber .3 mitt i*f Ii**Iti\ Ilip 1 hff forimxiH iiilr n l of l In? Btniiibiiil llruwcr^
e ('Be out mil o f . H .iti-h t.,»qi,
vocational agriculture and stale
from to Axwh lutmti. pfraidrut <*f the O n
w ho 1 lias wurkol . a ziHiiii m living
Afif I arr*v-*d in the
United
Future Farmer advisor lie point, Codunerce.
Cr«hi
long time on this project and to 40 «»t f<0 |***itvn! if prcM*fil If 11»| Ilttinli* priMlurtnin
Stair. f>nm Egvp! no A pi it it a*
ed out that 4,2X0 menti'crs of the who today expressed aalisfoctm (LP.A c4»mm »U air lifti’il I'lirliM * \^ m>xi;itnir. afui » «111«**-1««• i»f ib»*
in.
. .1. legate
\1 that
organisation in Florida hud join upon learning of the uetion
>aIi| 11. n .t*«t4im-Mt p/ipm rtl f.-i Sfinf.-ni \iU ntic N.»li»»hnl lUnk
hi
wanton
I' - l a . w e i r t i r . i t , *1 tin t' I..- tylil ir ,- m i'ii lo, .out.tty
ed Ihe arm'll fortes, and that
M. Higgins revelVtd a trie
he tippet >hanila-■, ..immttlee Hint | rhi»ugh«ut The war he served tu a Span -I. | i r » g t a « . o f - k it* , will not firing op th. issue of
Mr*. Ola Devlin Beck, wife of
Jam es Isaac G erund died at Future Farmers had rcpaite.l
Jay H. Heck of Hanford, died this his home, M 0 Oak Avenue Tues 4,168 farm machine* during (hr giant from Rep. Joe llcndrlrk- he rrgji.de* I this as a conserva ' , n member of the Select nr -oitg* amt ■U n c i
ti,
o x -iiitu -r. Hi il.-li troop, .• K cl|lt while tie.
who »*ld: "The House Riverv rtii . live ext.male
Hie Senate 0 ...
,| „„,( „i ,.ac time •I lit.' P.,i
gnllalm ii, a.,- mill ■. way for rr“morning a t 2:30 o’clock a t her day a t 0:60 P. M. following n period.
\ III) I I r o n
t lo t.
o!
„ ,I1I.111,,V, nf lhr Stale AA.V
U»rl>or» Committee In., ju-ti .tp nit ter .. ;.",sijl.',,|,g h-g.sl.U o'.'
” home, 410 Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. sh o rt illness.
vi,.iin iif the 1831} tiraly l.elwert,
Seminole
High
School
under
In the«mai*er of wat finance, proved the 12 f.M.t channel f A. .. m extend the Hf«* «»f *be H I.A . | ru|))||1(|1(.r
^
active
church direction « f Mi*. Jiamilioii Hi,Iter, lliilniii and Egypt. Afif! Itoliv'wl
Heck had been in HI health for
B o rn ^ la Westfield, N. Y.. the ha said, ths Hlale Future Farmer
aome lime.
na.>
Rchwlu,c'1 memlarr. he had served for innoy Spanish invtriicttfiY In rrlrdiuttiott negoHnte tha treaty, and
deceased man hail lived in Han organU atipn had purchased IX.Od'i I’alatkn to Lake Hartley in spile rxpirntioii June
1
of the objections of the American
\
Bent In Abbevjlle, 8. C. on ford fo r four months coming from in bonds, as
yetir* ns
a> « deacon ..f the. Pres- of |*«n A m erican 'neck. Walter j worked for it* revision,
.
I. ■> .LL."
il . i yrttfs
individuals
ha1
'
tie 0.1’ A. chief declared that hylerino ( l.urch.’ He toaidml with Smith, prr,itlent of it
Association of Railroads.”
gA lune Ii. 1877. she had lived In Conneaut, Ohio. He is survived by purchased
lub.
j
*120,482
worth
of
1
breakdown
of
the
|.iesv.it
price
Air. Higgins said this mot mug:
T ienfonl for 38 year*. She waa th e widow, Mr». J. I, .G errard stamp* nml bond* and had soil
hi* family at 203 East Tenth *|Mjko tutefly_ of tiir advantage
control system could panic the - Street.
m arried to Mr. Beck Oct. 28, also of 8an fo rd ; one son. A ilhur 8214,114 wnrth. In' addition they ”1 am vvctl satisfied wmi
of lettr tttitg spifnt,h. it. a mi ran,'
nation's
rOnatii..tus
Into
u
stum
river project. This iilean, tint
1010, In Duo WeaL 8. C-, and E ..G e rra rd of Sanford; one sis
of gaining m».ghi into tin .m (
collected
IH7,6G'J
pounds
of
metal
P*de
t.f
rtisily
spending
Porter
authorisation
of
appropriation
came here ax • bride. She waa ter, • M n . Alice Combs of Ink
lure tjf the Ijillts A iiii-i train. Hr I
asserted
there
already
is
a'
ami
240,000
p
o
u
n
d
s'o
f
p
n
|r
r.
lie
for the 12 -foot project will be
• member of the F irst Presby s te r,, Mich.; several nieces q n l
was intin, I..red I.) hi, falliet.
.
•
prratling
lielli’f
a.iiong
l.u*it>e*,pointed
out
lh
a
t
the
Seminole
rhade later this year or during
IHfilislph Siniih »ini m ih Nr,| Smnil I
’ |l IN'* Ap.tl i<
terian Church.
*
nephew*.
C
hapter
was
perhaps
the
oldest
the
first
part
of
next
year.
Vm n iand M ali... H -o„th ,p ..„ ...,e l <=*'•*'*" .emlu.ig 'hr
Survivor* ,ln addition to the
Funeral services wjl) he con In the stale, said tfiey w ire out
•cuttle
the
O
l’
A
complete!
Hi
Thla
will
brin
1V»j»
the pi ogt on.
hen,(qua. In
husband are- three alatera Mra- ducted a t the Erickson Funrral
12 -foui j lake art ion «1.n ). Hill
Y.tr Irill it .it r t Pint Un
fiitl
«»f
Frank I - Wo ml ru ff of Sanford, Home Friday a t 10:30 A. M. with ■landing In their work arid had ! our work to luiog
The !ti ■ f j: llii.it,
it u i!c
lii|t
|i
1
1
1
icv
O.P.A.
I,.
|n
i
mil
won
many
slate
and
.1.strict
rliniinri to Banfuicl,” ho declared
Mr*. M. R- Plaxco of Louisville th* Rev. AV. 1', Brook*. Jr., pastor
Misch .SihiM.i in !»ih (.M. itii !mr*l l u i l I K r l m i ! , ( h a \ 1 i4 M ltm M HM 4 B p lrites,
Said
I’nrlri
m
i
l
l
i
n
g
tlmt
the
('handier
of
l
‘omaw
aids,
and
praised
the
co
nper*
l hut Ihe ..re n t appointm ent’" o f I lal'
' •'ti.e-r t om.mmtvt forces
Ga., and Mr*.
L. U sm a n of of th* F lral Baptist Church offi
“Should ll.al la'ltrf spread to
mi mmcnl
I lie
t om niunista
Greenw6t*d, 8. C .: one brother, ciating. Burial will lie in l-ako- lien of locu) busings! me.. vCitli merco is cu-upcratlug will. (I.f the consuming public, tin- slantWASHINGTON; Apttl 17. trl’t Glenn Lingte. Ji ..* v t. .• n n s t i - j
City
,
in
wurkiug
mil
a
project
the chapter. He told of Governor
Roddy Devlin of Greenwood, view Cemetery. .
Thr unknown soldier of World d e t l t o f h . y t tu b I n t e r n n t i n n n i , | - u>7e s e i s e d tliu m u m . n t i w n ) - U pedo
will
ha
Oil.’'
Caldwell’* Interest In the Fututc to build term inals fot a barge
Changchun, thu* opening
l.y Ktwani*, w o, a very'|
C.
Porter wit* delivering hu warn Wat I may In- joined in honnicd s|«n*ut,'<|
line,
including
buildings
uni
jlory «n tho banks of the I’o- great honor, uml ptnim i hi* I Hie way for fqilher traop- icinA PPO IN TM EN TS ANNOUNCED Farmer*.
ing
to
the
Senate
gmup
even
docks.”
A |ct R. Johnson, Seminole llign
recdr.l ftom In.lit n *chotaalic J fptrements. The CSlIttal p.uti.m
WASHINGTON. April 17 l/P > - School agricultural Instructor, InH. H. O lem uii. p re td e n t of ns the House v o le t on amend- lomar it) t»n nanteie" Americans
n Ifilet i<- vlrivpolnl. He mlde.l ' ,f G"’
"here the vastly .,utP resident Trum an h*a chosen two troduced the visitors including the Chamber of Commerce, al>u mtnl* lo extension li'gislntluii— among tin* nation's M(H) uniden and
that Glenn would have the honor, uumlieicd Government troops arc
new am bassadors. Jlo has ap- three ch arter members of the declared today th at he wa* very amendment* whir It admit. Dilution tified deal of World War II.
Thr House haa appioved the | e- of Introducing FBI Dirt-elm E d -' holding oul, lia* lo-rtt brought
pointed C *ergs V. Allen of Mary chapter which was organised in much pleased with the action leaders and U I’.A. supporters
. . to. Iran and 1088; David Van Ness. Clarence taken by the River* and Harboi* said frankly they feu co w ould (urti from nversta* 'of a singi.- gar Hoover at the furthcoming I mulct artillery fire It'* estimated
BF.VERLV HILLS Cwllf., A pr. land as am bassador
Key Club Convention in New f>r-|thut it will take government rrmtan the end of price rout rid. World War *1P-unknown for cete- lesttx.
17 (/P)_M ari* Iturbi Hero died of Edwin F. S tanton of California Henderson and Pant Biggers, Jr Committee.
lief foicc* at leu-l *♦..* »rgk to
They esprrssc.) feat* also over mnnlai burial in Arlington Na
a gunshot wound In »n *m*rieney a s am bassador to Siam. Tho All three praised the progrr** of
•
The' enlerlaiiimeut p r o g r a m reach the ritv.
the possil.ii* outcome of the vot tional f’emetery, hut the Senate alatted
.
hospital rfarly th U ' mornln*. Bh* P resident noted, with * grin, th at Ih* chapter under the leadership
vvtlli the su.ging l.y Mis*
Geiirin) Marshall arrived at tho
The atate of Tex** wa* an inde ing, one O.P.A. booster declaring Militiary Committee think* th c .i
was tha daughter of concert pian th is A lltn is n o t . .to be confused o f ' Mr. Johnson.
pendent republic for nearly u dec flatly foes of the price agency should l.e two unknown soldier* of Phyllia Allen of "Donkey Sere Pei|.lt.g headquartei* to-lay from
era was w ith th* G eo rjg Allen, who is now
ist Jose Iturbi. Mrs.
Tha program began with invo
nade” a lively .Spanish theme, Tokyo.
« tt0 years old and was h« mother a director o L the Reconstruction cation Jiy Herman Gano. Vein ade afte r winning indt|tendence had it* proponent* l.attling "on the re.-ent conflict. The .Senate with Miss Rosemary lliiiiiirk acfrom Mexico,
thif
ropes.
:- i Finance Corporation.
of two children.
r t —t, welcomed the fath ers and
gtoup hn* recommended that one eomonnying.
ir kDHsl^n
Detectiv* Sgt.
guests, C haptsr officers pave the
Harold Kastner ami
Lillian
unknown soldier be chosen from
Th* Ban Francisco fire of 1800
•aid death wah a m l---* g FFA ceremony. Tho ofthe European theater and another Buylc, both In pointful Spanish
caliber pistol was found near her burn^j 28.000 building* in S14 fleers participating w *r*» Vern
from llie Pacific to share In the costumes, acted out an am using
skit (n Hpuitish, "Ini Lima” de
Clark, president; Herman Gano.
solemn tribute.
" ^ B ft - McBaln • said th a t Itqrbl
picting a flit tut loti in the titoon- ! Coach Goose Kellies announced
vice president: F rankie WUson,
told him th a t he w *i playing tha
light.
.th is afternoon tl.*t coaches and
secretary: Elbert Byrd, treasurer;
piano when be heard a enot. The
*Ij i C ucaiacha" u » . tung I.) ! official* of th r Fifth District will
Glenn Lingle, Jr., a senior at and fourth ycni- He earned un
D ifklg F rank, reporter and Alex
pianist rushed to hiii
Seminole High Hcl.m.l, and son atpletic letter his second, thirtl
m grout, including Ollie Bell Fort- { meet here tonight .for a fish-fry
n nee.
thirtl
R- Johnson, advisor.
where ha found hla daughter lj[
son; Belly Rowland, Jenin.in,- I ami Imsiuet* meeting lo Ih- held
rg ej i
fourth year* uttd was capMr, Johnstfn led In group sin* of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lingle,
Ing on the floor wRh
th e following
i* re log K&d thsre followed song* by Sr. of Loch Arbor, h as'rec en tly
, „
T categories
itegor
Manning, Dou.thy (Tum lcn, l l n i - |a t the home of ilermati E. Morris,
the foot hull team and
afire.
HEADQUARTERS.
PANAMA
old Kavlncr,
Huston llalwock, I principal of Seminole High School.
tied to rvls
isit
Conferehee Hccortii "Team in
quested
it the office n |
its Dorothy Crumley and by been honored by being ehosen
to e responsible agencies listed
fourth year, lie waa given CANAL DEPARTMENT. April P.riph.R roglt and lllchiijd Krogl , Conch Kettles also announced
“ relyn Muthews of
tho vice president „f the Key Club*
below 1 . j f y i
trip to the Orange Bowl in 17 (Special)—-The promotion of Mis* Burdick accompanied
that the high school baseball team
High
sig h 8chool Glee Club, of the United BUtes, Canada and
Edward Kimball, 1020 Elm Ave
Simon Dinilfehler and Norma will pluv the New Smyrna BaraCoordinator — E. B. C arter,
.Mlae Oills Rees* W hitt* K* Mexico Herman Morris, princinal MMmi hy the Kiwanis Club for nue,
to (he ‘ grade of sta ff a8r- Jean Snycr.'..then gave, a rolnrful cti.lus tomorrow afternoon a t 3:30of 8*minole High School, an outstanding playing of football.
A tlantic N ational Bank BuildHaas* On h f i T as)
.lance In rostum c to at the Municipal Park.
pa
nounced .today. The Key Clubs Hg waa on the v arsity baseball geapt ha* been announce,! by Spanish
Hoot
a re honorary eluha In high school*
Em ploym ent — U. 8. EnvIn his second, third and H eadquarters, P o st of C o ro u f. >nonogrn|.li urconipanlm ent. ()ur- Singletary, who has given u s only
L DIBC1JD8EB
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REASON
Trustee* of School g e U k t No.
Sgt. Kimball, who entered the Itg the interim *eatxh fo r u seven hits In winning three game*
pioyment Besr lte,' l i t North ^rW X81!lNOTON.
A pril
2 ' _A
|l , - -ITH UI PV)- and i n composed of young men f o r m year*. He won f ir s t pjaee
1 will meet In th e .o f f lo ^ o f the
Park Aremmu
100 yard dash and first Array Iq October 1844. is on duty phonograph needle. Miss Allen in three sta rts, will pitch for the
T ram sp |* o sy disclosed whose grade* a re excellent and
First Federal and Loon A see* lo
V ocgU
onair
pli c# in the relay race in Inter- in the Q uarterm aster field office. gave a piano *olo.
tlonal
T raining and Edo- wbv he bed issued his blest over who a re outstanding students.
Celery Feds. ,
tion Thursday a fto n o M at *#N>0
Edwin Shlnholser was lnducteJ
D r. J . B- Root, adviser of the
ratio n — T . W. Lawton, Court
dflng by adm irals against the
Is athletics. lie is also chair- A graduate of the high school a t
accord ing
it
of the Cancer Drive ftor ML Dora, he attended Pennsyl as a Kiiranlan hy Ktlwanl F.
HotaakT’
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~ a t lb# arm ed forces. The local d u b said i th a t l.inglc was
__n t today by Jo!
CONCEDES DEFEAT
Lane. Doyle McWhorter of the
chosen f o r tha office because of Sekilnolc County and a ch arter vania S tate College.
. Legal AMistance, Hoepilal- ------ said t h u t . e n adm iret
AUGUSTA, G a . Apr. t7 . W V Mr._ Galloway salt
Key
Club
wa*
a
guest.
' In civilian Ufe, fi(L Kimball wa*
isalion and BU ta k t v i c a ’ofc
The speaker of the Georgia House
hi Hawaii, really stirred him up his superior four year record a t m< n ber of DeMotay.
High £khool. 'Hh U
Lingle has a mind for details, an agricultural technician w ith
t through
of Representative*, Roy V. H er—
ilMUfl
of
sUtementa
m»d*
in
an
r,
of the Sanford Key
a good organiser and wins the Institute o f Inter*American TRUMAN URGES REDUCTION r<*, has conceded defeat in hla
Service
_*r> Mr. T rum an said he
, .„
been on the honor roll
wherever h r to es by hi* A ffairs, serving in both Coeta
fight for renom instion aa a ment*
any
t
th
e
adm
irel's
name
whs
xrith an averago of 88 for four
y
ess to serve. Dr. Root Rica and Panam a.
Assis
her of the legislature. H arris
m atter
WASHINGTON.
April
17
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Where Lingle Is. there i*
*a-S*rvk#men • J 3
President Truman ea id today th a t ssYs It w as the Vote of negroes,
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BEZWIECU1N
IN IS DIBCHARQRb most America rt* e a t too much balloting for the first tim e la a '
president of the Hophotnoro Class
'h e
international *Ksy cClub
1GED
8 1 /c John A- Beiwlechin of 1U
te Democratic prim ary, t h a t ' '
and It might be a good idea if sta
baa. and president of the Senior Claes. to vention will b* held In New E ast Twenty'
tipped the teale* against him.
raM ^ A H ttr
UMjr'
food
consumption
Waa
re
‘ II 27 and L ln alt honorably- disc1
a character In
red from
A dm inistration —
from
The House speaker had cam
local club mam* United States. Na'
piny, a P atrol U n d er
Navp, iaccording to duced. He suggested it to be ru t paigned vigorously fo r rele n t
.
I 1 Approximately Inf.
.. M arshall
her* today to , European sta ndards fo r
tom L
r
‘ to r tha
at-w h it* prim aries, l
ja ta <
'—
Hrrmik .
uha vrill. b* represented at
illegal- by th e Un
J
,UO| C,nl,r
Supreme Court.
is^tst
Annual F. F. A. Porter Foresees Zoom In Living
Father And Son
Costs If OPA Controls Lifted
I)r. Hafez Pasha
Becomes Head Of
Security Council
D a n q u e i IS n e i a 0 I>A Official Says Breakdown Of Present J9 M ^\.;,Zuh.d ..cm *
Control System Could Panic U. S.
State Adviser Qut- Price
Consumers
Into^pcnriing Stampede
lines Future Farm
er Work In Florida
Cham her* Nqtified
Of Action Taken
Spanish Program
Js Presented At
Kiwanis Meeting
Mrs. Jay H. Beck
T i o n e e r Resident James Isaac Gerrard *
Of Sanford, Dies Died Here Tuesday
Boot Reveals Litigle
Will IntrodiK'c FBI
Head at Convention
Fall Of CliariK'uhun
Rt’porlcd Imminent
S e n a t e Advocates
.tm H.„t t‘m.grass either «)« 2 Uiik uowB Soldiers
Of World War II
Marie Iturbi Hero
Takes Her Own Ufe
Hiffh School ("oaches
Meet Here Tonight
Glenn Lingle, Jr, Named Vice President
Of Key Clubs Of l). S., Canada, Mexico
Veteran* Service
Kimball Is Promoted
To Staff Sergeant
100J Trustee*
To Meet Tomorrow
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Herald
• C M C U tT T to a tlA T E I
Alt aMtearr s s s l b t s «
r a a a l a l l a a a a a <4 a a
B t a m i s e m t s far - |k* n i
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Hero-er Villain*
Father -Andn Son
' Banquet Is Held
A campaign of villiFidVtlon uSiparaUc/wi »n*-2medfcan
hialory - h&a. been' .Rivalled againal • General1' Dtrajpax- Mc
Arthur, hero AtL two. wunt. ccjpWMjmler of thaim noua Rain
bow iJIvfrion of the fm il war, conqueror of Japan in the
second. The charges which have been made against him,
Inrgely by jealous and irresponsible pergOttf. have ranged
all t hr-way~frohfSit'rsnhaOoftnflflcp
_|«rdfcictJbii of
his Manila properties nt the' oacrlfice of American lives. . That these churgui are absolutely without anv foundatlon in fact is stated une(|tiivocnlly by Clark Lee, noted
war correspondent, who was stationed‘ on Hainan during
its last days and who bus followed MucArthur through a
dozen campaigns. In u recent issue of the Cosmopolitan,
Mr. Lee says he has discussed MncArthur with nt least
6,000 men o f- nil ranks in the Navy during the Inst four
yeani, amt MI have not found more thnn a dozen who were
Hot convinced that •MncArthur was a coward or u -villain or
• dRdph Johnaort^ion o f AtK-Tt*
Johnson, told of the origin, purfi Research and D |vilopm ent dur- po*c* and ideals of the Future
g the w at, was more im portant Farm ers organisation, of .Us goat*
i n wrepon than th e atomic
limbi ll I* tile proximity fuse
hith enables n pfpjeftllo to exft*de as it come* within a certain
j*lance o f an ohjjctlve.
This
g reat work wk* under the direc
tion of Dean Joseph Wei] of thn
Engineering Colljge of the Univt.r.il>. Ur. Weil was ably aslisted by Ur. Palm er >1. Craig welding, motor and tracto r re
and Profesjoh J. W. Wilson, and pair* and their scthrltle* end Inmany other valuable assistants. vltW gro w en to come to the
J'In thi4-dissenting dozen,” he adds," were such top Navy
The Navy ha* already given high shop with thair repair problems
commanders as Nimitz, Halsey, Kincaid and others who Friday evening in New Yottt recognition to this g rea t work and find out the “right way*' tr.
cither fought beside or planned with the General. They many of President Rooievelt* In- *nd the Army will. We have do things.
were essentially fair In their judgment of him and untini- llm ate friends will gather ut .* (aunties* reason* to W Immensity
I-airy Losslng, *)ig has
ye.
dinner. Among tho speakers wlU
mods
mous in
U1 praising
praiamg his
ms valor
v u n ic sand
u ru vUIon."
vurruu.
~Vice-President 1
How the MncArthur stories originated is not too dear, jrplgtv
Munrcnthin*
jic-ldry, Mui
gen th o u ., and Justice
Lee*point»--out,-but persons close ta th e - General believe Hugo M acs. And | have been nskDi*ca raged liccauie
that some of them were started by a "Navy cabal” which ;d to conduce In? speaking pro tho b u lle t am) sugar for
hard - a im ! Ju st
resented MneArthur’s outspoken criticisms of our Navy gram with an address on foiclgp favorite
In the sp irit of President m argarine end honey or
early In the war, and.others by a ‘‘New DeqV cabal" to-dis policy
Roosevelt.
*
credit the General as u possible Republican presidential The Sonata >.a* now pas*id thy
for.inwrmUn ’. M s
[OeSi^TiitliaUJ
lU y n n
dergpn and j*anl Digger*.
Mrs 4j B ert Chapman,
JCJST RECEIVED— NICE SHIPMENT OF POTTED
Hydrangeas & Easter Lilies
STEWART THE FLORIST
Phone 260-W*—8M
Myrtle Avenue
Modernize Your Kitchen
'-JY ED N FSD A Y , APRIL 17__ candidate In 10-J8-
One of the many canards of which MucArthur was the
victim was based on the alliterative appellation "Dugout
Doug," which implied he was lacking in courage. Nothing
NOT ONl.v SO BUT GOD could be further from the truth, according to Lee, who has
R U 8 T A I N B 1118 UNIVERSE
AND KNOWS IT rNTIMATKLYt neon Mac Arthur under fire und who describes the General
E l lt y t VKRBft FOR TOIIAT
In the . beginning ■ Uod created
the heaven! apcl th e* earth.—
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INEZ BARCLAY KIRBY.
TUB tJNDKRWORI.il OF LOVE
(From P oetry|
Yes, this Is Just an ordinary
town:
the faces' are Ihe faces of men
afterward. Any ona of tho 50Q Japs Inter found dead
store- there might have killed MacArthur us he stood silhouetted
* window* bloom
against the light."
With broom and coffins, lobsters,
who go to war:
tho factory, whisllr* id'
evening gowns;
A n ordinsry itsy—a* ordinary as
S sandwich w rapped.for lunen, or
applle pie.
o r Walling a t the slallnn for a
f^
Foolish Idleness
th at federal asiU tance to the v ijirons.
However, we lost in our fight
In keep ceiling prices on real
estate and existing housing in
o rd jr lo help the veteran* gut
Inline* at la ir price*. Thm itica-is
n veteran esn be charged upy
kind of a price for an existing
house.
It ulso m e s n y - th a t' In .
people with iniiQty can buy up
tho house* which now exist.. The
itlctu iiN fri-w D were not in emttro| in .the Scniub when this
uiiifiiduirnt by Re publican Sinntor Jlevirci-mli from West Vir
ginia wiis udopteil.
1 think I got imo Interpretation
of the meunlnu of thd bill Inin
the Record whlril will lm h.lpful
In the veteran*. I got Senator
An economic war, involving the forced Idleness o f p r o
o r walling by a bed while sumo duction and distribution of the means" whereby uien live,
one dies.
B a rk ley , M a jo rity l.eailer und t h r
And Yet between the silences of
S tn a la r haadling the V elrrnnt
J
Jau
Housing Hill, to announce forthere Is a weeping; when thn
the Rerord thm ihe a id provided
hammer fails,
In the bill could be given for the
te ars—yes, presences unseen ac
building of u home by a vetrran
cuse
thq heart a t fe stiv a t^ a n d funvr- and H a v e , but are living in Idleness and futffiTy bocauso they at any *11* Ole veteran would
*e!rct. The veteran I* ths tex t
cannot agree about wages anti other factors connected with Judge of Where he' wants hlM
*U' ROBERT FRIEND.
our ttoclal system.
. . . . .
„ . home and the Federal ageneirx'
The legendary Man fnim Mars would doubtless find will have lo reconcil) themselvea
1200 Pounds of Butter *AH
at
n at
di th at fact, and act accordingly.
t 8 m —headline. We hail wondering this very foolUh. And Indeed, the man around the corner • Now before the H oiate Is an
other big housing hill-the purpixcntay )>o thinking tho' same way.
of which h to provide additional
real estate sales In Mienil
governmental assistance In th<
h are any Indication, tb*
building of horn:* for the people
gale th a t sweep* tram .»outh
Hi-rterally told to aid ill slum clf a r«nc«,
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I* «U in -th e directiun 1
ist
for
the
coming
spring
sound of an atomic
putting .th e ptopo o f AotWirA X
Indefinitely, are pleasant of
M id s u m m e r , mi d f ro m
Into d<.'till home*.
Making one think of law anfortem ont during the prohibiting no harm If some of the cheerful contemplation is devoted Rerun! in the Sennlo yesterday
era, th i government ha* decideu to good resolutions regarding those same little buzz wagons, « very shift nddr.ke by a very
* to open a drive a g a itu i meat
one “who
f* altracl
altracl..'-‘'.t Floudlan, *"*
h i is
cars of larger prbjiortions,
projiortions, owned by more nhte
black m arket operations. We learn and even to.some enrs
end more
mote national aalpio
Ing more und
tte n
ate
citizens.
"
,
slowly In this* country.
tion, Professor .William G* CarWAs the cars multiply, the owners' speed hunger I* 'ton. Professor of Political Sc tone r
:ly to grow ami spread proportionately. Hut thuro are a t the University of Florid*, on
New Cara
for his Uusincss
“Social Security
%.
In while enamel or gleaming white
porcelain will add beauty and ctmvelnlence to your kitchen.
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For extra storage space
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CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
..its to that sort of thing—not only resolutions, but also
phyalcal, mental and moral. It Ih a good time for the In- T1VE SOUTH— A PO U T lC A i.
dividual and the community to adopt a few tiulet, sane r«ao MYTH." I have . slwny i maintwlne*l t hr t t hi South of J s f f tr ,
tutlons, before a posiilblu plague Is upon us.
STATE NEWS B R IE F S
h at happens when communists
out of hand la Illustrated by
I (n Butts, Mont., where teen
day* In Hutte, Mont, where teen
ag e boys and girl* and women
folks have entertained themselves
by storming through the city
streets, entering homes of miners
who refused to walk out when
10 called a strike, breaking
ire and beating up tb* In
U
the flocks, (hat they have now
reconsidered their action and will
adopt this time only if the major
ity of Florida municipalities du
m p o n .i
aRr*:’
•arnliqt Row to be strong and
Uhy 1/ now real colie
the Unlvirelty of IHorb
at
son and ' Jackson, and Wilson,
which was also the other home
of Roosevelt, is a t heart truly
dem ocrats and liberal. It's omy
some of ila lead ire who do not
express that sp irit .who give the
athletics has been raised to th> established the nation a* wa know
tonk of college by Ihe sta te board It today and laid the foundation
a T control.- D. K. "Dutch'* Btan- of the Democratic party.
ley, the dirertar, now fihd* h i U
When ther* Is so much excite,
a dean. Dr. John J- T igert, Uni* .w en t and talk about the alormr
»erslly president, says tn ls lit tho'bom b today I wondr If Floridfirst rulleg* of Its kind to br s e t . Isns realise th a t a t the Unlversily
A|1 of Florida there wpa developed
ap |n the United UtaUtw ilt,during
the w ar som ething the^
student* entering next Fall ..........
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be rr<)o|rtd to toke p a rt in tho In the opinjon^ of^ Dr. V annetsr
Duck,"
physical education program .
C
-..-, president of the Carnegie
-----------rnslltule of W a i h l n f t o n aiul
Flying . 40 pounds of un-lccd, Director of the Offlco of Bclentl*
dretsrd fish from Florida to u
not them destination a t W ayne.
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University D etroit, 10 houre ly* sim ilar to eelephane. Teel* have
Ing time away, aoundi like a fishy „hown th at
Is ju tt w bat I* f(*h packed In
---------- r lace soon as an rises lei* tha
experiment. Tho fl»h wUl be seal- f|*h packed In
ed in y n v tlo g ts
J u s t how Im porto)
rrgfty of Florida thtl
r»rt physical recreatl
lowing baoHs will
closed on
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WEDNESDAY, Apr. 17, 1946
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Senior Class Play
To Be April 26th
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"Through The Might,” a play,
THURSDAY
Miss Mai th a,P ag e, freshm an a t
• R egular meeting of Seminote w ill'b e presented by the senior F. S. C. W„ has recently pledged
C hapter No. 2 O rder of £aalcro class, of Seminole H igh School Delta Zela national social so r
S
tarr a■t the Masonic Hall a t S OO on Apr. 20 a t 1:45 P. M. ami ority.
n ia
p.m . Initiation of candidates will 8:00 P- M. In the Senior High
auditorium with M bs Rebecca
k held,
htl
Friends of AI Doudney will
A pPrim
r i l ary Department of the Stevens and Mrs, Hamilton Bis- be interested to learn th a t he was
V i nratt B aptist Sunday School will bee as the faculty advisers. The Initiated into the L a m b a Chi
have ait E aster egg hunt a t the chsracters will be as follows:
church a t 3:30 P. M. with all Roberts, the butter, will be played Alpha, social fratern ity , Sunday
Rucker;
G- regory HU. e v e n i n g a t the University of
aiambera being urged to come by Wayde
-- athtn; Georgia. He is a freshmen at the
aad bring a basket and two ton, rich playboy Joe
Key Staton. G
Urregory’s sister, university.
E aster age*.
Townsend Club will meet in the Dorothy Crum|*y; S ayre Hol
Friends of Mrs. Phil H air will
Court H ouse, at 7:30 p. m., wliii brook, Gregory's fiancee. Betty
L, P. Ilagan. president, presiding. Jo Brock; and Mrs. Alicia Keegle, be' glad to know th a t she has
been moved from the Fem aldSayre's aunt. Tol Livingston,
The public D invited to attend.
Also Bunny, Holbrook's secre I-aughtun Memorial Hospital to
FRIDAY
i” The Crucifixion" will be sunn tary. W a l t e r Meade- Sm ith; the home of her mother, M rs:at 8:00 a m ., at the Holy Cross Dwight Holbrook, Sayre's .uncle, D. K. E. S ta rr, 2004 Jefferson
W ilsco p tl Church by singei* from W alter Schnable: Calvin Driscoll, Street where she Is recuperating
Seminole County under the dlrec* w ar friend of Dwight's, George nicely fioni u recent m ajor-operaCox; Smith, detective, Richard lion.
lion of Mrs. A. M. Philips.
Singletary: and B art Jeaaop, small
MONDAY
,M » t Matrons of the Order of town sheriff. Hobby Jones.
Mi. ami Mrs. George MeCa'I
The action pf the play take* had us their house gueste for the
the E astern Star. H. F. Club, will
place
in
the
garden
room
of
N eat in tha home of Mrs. A. K.
weekend Mr*. McCall’s * mother
r Hhaemaker, 2318 Mellnnville Avo., Handymen, D-w I g h t Holbrook’s and father, Mr. and Mrs. J . F.
oountrv
place
somewhere
on
the
a h '1:00 p. m.
Parker, Sr. of Statesboro, Ga. and
A tlantic Coast. The advertising also Mr, and Mr*. J. E . Parke*.
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— TUESDAY
managers
will.be:
M
argaret
Ding,
'T rilo t Club dinner meeting at
.mil son. Kenneth, of F t. LauLeffter. The Jr.
M ayfair Hotel a t 7:30 P. M. ,Of- felder and Kenneth will
ifetdnle, Fla. Mr. and Sira. Mebe
Laur
properly
m
anagers
Laurfidera for the , ensuing y esr will
Beard, Daphne Connelly and Call accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
A tln a ia lle d by Mrs. Sara Hughes ler
Parker, Sr. lo Georgia.
Donald
Dyes*.
of .th* Orlando Pilot Club.
Those in charge of the scenery
o t
i vs m a i include Laurier Beard, Sophie
P .T .A .|M c t > d u g * l ,
Virginia llartafleld.
M argaret D ing-1
man School
Holds April Meeting|K ,? ' K&” '1
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Wood tuff. Mr*. Jack- RtnietL' M rs:
J. A. H arridd and Mrs. H arry
Woodruff.
. Tlte request i» made that ihe
congregation, plan , lo;-i>e sealed
P an .A h ieflca n Day uniat- flif imneTni that ■relationship.- Htiict W fote 8:00 o'eliwk a’lid thu*' aVl hidirection of Mr*. Hamilton Hi-bec wr cannot change oui geogiaphlr the liuplensarttness of tardy a r r v»
ha* become a yearly tradition at and historical posltliln, we must « U d e t r a c t i n g f r o n t t h e . j i r o g r a tr.
'Seminole High School since I'.'17, do all that we can to cultivate
Y esteiday morning the Il»4t5 Pan- friendship, cooperation, reciprocal,
American show was staged dui me trust and confidence, t*i that wo
the regular chaprl program and of North and South America may
consisted of a Spanish dance, VUt. know ami understand each other
vocal solo, group singing ami * better."
was
talk conceiriing "tieing neighbor*.'1 Harold K astner, ‘soloist,
W alter Mcatte Smith onened the then presented and sang " Ifa jprogram by saying, "Tni* week tircuk"- which was followed by a
the peoples of North, Central and Spanish skit entitled "El Fils y
South America ioin hand* in cele la Luna" or "He, She and the
bration of the
progress
am) Moon" which ’ was enacted by
brotherhood
of
the
W estern I.yllian Boyle'ami ItniulJ Kastner,
Hemisphere on
Pan American W alter Meade Smith acted a*
Day, Pan Americanism embodies musten of ccrrmohie* and in tro
the lasting idea) that there i- duced the skit a* follows! "You
qo( one of all our countries that may not understand the Spanish
cannot benefit the others; t hei ei - hut t)ie characters, I'm *ute, aro
not one th at will not gain by thv fam iliar to you."
prosperity, the peace, the hap -Jean Sayer and Simon Dirtfpiness, of all."
feidrr, opular exhibition danevrs,
"The W estern Hemisphere i» exi-riitnl a Spanish dance and the
divided between nn English speak following member* of the Du,
ing and in the main a Hpa'iish American Club song "L i Curaspeaking rare. Our ultim ate fate racha" and "F ra Felijie.'' Oltie
is bound with that of our si*tn Bell Furl son, Jeannltir Manning,
Hetty Rik ,-republics of Jh e other A m erica', Dorothy Crumley,
and American* vf vision m ust *r< land. Harold K astner. tt trim h I ami
th a t it is to our advantage to Ralph Keogh nlni Houston Han
know and "understand those upon cock.
whom we m ost rely for coopera
The Pan American Club Is com
tion and support tit the fului.-. posed of P0 student* of Spanish
Politically, intellectually, com ntrr. and the entertainer* wete -rjcrtrd
du lly and -socially
Ninth and fiom the club’ member*.
Tin*
South America are mutually de plug lam w as'also presented today
pendent and must inevitably con- nt th - Kiwnnis Club.
^ if.jhepvtencral mtbllr c o n trib u te —T liejlfoSf C|tele of the .Safiford
— TELE. N 0 7 1 4 S a* whole-heartedly aa have “the Garden
Cure diet Friday .i! the
Cecelia Truluck.
Social Calendar
8?T
Annual Pan-Amecienn Program ts
Cancer Control Fund Rose* Circle Meets
Presented At Seminole High School
Contributions
Given
With Mrs. Coleman
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THE SANFOilD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
, **r *
initial giver* In Seminole County,
the county not only will attain
its goal in the A pril Cancer Con
trol Fund cam paign, but will *(ceed it. Glenn Lingfe. Jr., county
chairman, said today.
"Some people have come to us
with their gift*, and have not
waited for the w orkers to call on
them." Sallie 51orri*on, chairman
of Special G ifts committee, stated '
She went on to say. "Som a at
them didn't have m any dollar*
to spare, but they w anted to help
es much a* th ey could. In gener
osity, their gift* match som i very
s u b s t a n t i a l contribution* from
others more fo rtu n ate and lust
a« eager to have th e ir dollar*
fight cancer, the number one
enemy of the Americen people
today."
Miss Morrison added:
It is
an inspiration to every one of us
working in this campaign to *eb
how quickly and how gencruualy
our friend* and neighbors In Sem
inole County are voluntarily res
ponding to our call. T hat is w hat
make* this community such a nice
place to live in."
Some ot the early contributor*
a ie: Mrs. Virginia Jenkins Craw
ford, 7>„ Sanford Garden Club
$10., Koumillal ami Anderson
The Yoweil Company $5.. 11. L.
Perkin* $5.. MtCrorys-$C., Touchtons $5., Beacon Dairies $5., B.
C. Moore $10,.- K. C. -Kilpatrick
$5., and s m a l l e r contribution*
amount to $3.
home of Mr*. II. H. Coleman, 101
Mtllonville Avenue, with
-Mrs.
Kndor Curlett , presiding.
’dr*.
W. A. Morrison read an lntcic.it
lug article concerning Linnaeus,
the g reat botanist.
The Swedish botanist, Carolus
Linnaeus or Carl von Linnc <hi*
Swedish name) is known a* ''The
F athrr of Modern Botany," Mi*.
Morrison said. "He found biology
a chaos and left it a cosmos," she
nl,led. Plant classification can he
divided Into two main period*,
fiont the Greeks to Linnaeus and
fiom Linnaeus tb the prrsenL"
An announcement was mi de of
the annual flower contention lo
be held at the Florida H eld In
Miami Beach on May 2 and J «nd
all mvmbers were requested ty
attend whether they were delegafe* or not. The 'mentl>er.i were
reminded of the annual entered
dl*h luncheon meeting of all th?
ciirtr* of the club fcvhich will tie
held in the U. S. u . building at
11:00 a.tn.. May 17 and member*
were requested to bring the same
dishes a* were h ro jg h l to the
luncheon at Mrs. End or C urlett’*.
Tlte next meeting a i th* Rwse
C lide, which will be held «t the
home of Mrs. Jnliu* Dlngfr) L*r,
422 liramlview Avenue, will be
a tegular meeting instrad of ,i
covered dish luncheon. Apnnlvitnatdy.'JO members attended Urn
meeting.
LONGWOOD NEWS
Iffii GENEVA NEWS
Huge Crowd Expected
Program
Mrs. Lekmay Hostess At Church
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Longwood Card Club Dr. F. 1). Brouiller. pa*toi of
the
F irst Ptesbylrriuu Chinch,
stated today th a t preparation*
are being made to accommodate
a large congregation -Sunday night
when a t 8:0(1 o'clock n special
all music program will hr p re
sented at the churches. Those
taking part in it nic Mr* Chut It-*
Wilke, Ropinno, Mr*. G e o r g e
Touhy, organist, and Dirk Aiken,
tenor. They m e member* of the
church choir qml rurh i* kiiv*ii
in this section of the stale a- an
uirnmnlishcd a itis t in hi* ill hei
own field, said Dr ilinwnlee
Sincerely wishing to I■
full partlripatbin mi the pail of
The Red Cros* Drive in Longntngletary,
Singletary, W alter
By Mr*. .\. K. Moran
wood which netted
f-'100, ^ w at
Members of the Longwood Card
The Lyman School t . T. A, held
W alter Sm ith am
commended by
County
Chair Cluli met Saturday evening foi
The business m an
It* regular monthly business roeetman
B.
B.
Crumley
a*
there
had
Ini
re table* of bridge at Shady
Mr. und Mrs. Bowden and son,
Glenn I.Ingle. Sally M. C. Bowden from N orth Caro been ho quota set for the com Nook Villa with Mr*. Lekmay n*
g Tuesday even'ng with Mr*.
Betty Mathews.
omer Scott, president, piesi ling
lina, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. munity. Mr*. George Bridge, Mr*. hn*!e»» for the oernsion.
le fo re a large attendance. Mr*.
W. G. Anders- and family. Mr*. H. II. Gray and .Mr*. Milwce were
Thus* enjoying the gam rs wete:
lilKTH ANNOUNCEMENT
\R . Gray was in charge of th s
members of 'th e com mittee for MY and Mrs. Jf. L. Tupper, Ml*.
Bowden i» Mr. Anders’ sister.
ograrn and Mrs. Rayburn Milcollection*.
The llnme Demonstration Club
H aiiirt Whitten, Sgl* J o s e p h
q led the group singing. Coin* 'M r. ami Mrs. A. B. Dunlap a n met til its icgutar tim e a t the
Rev, .Mark C aipenter will con De»ch, Mr*. Suderlln, Charles A.
in lltee.rep o rts w eir read and ac nounce the birth qf a daughtei. Community House,
duct service* at C hrist’* Episcopal Wales. Sir*. Marie- Iligc, Mr. and
cepted. A colietion of $in was Patricia Ann, a t the Frrnald- j Mrs. ' Kmiiti Tout* gave u Chinch Sunday at 3:.'I0 p. ill.
Sir*. I.mils K n ?m ?-3 lt?.
u
rctived for tire Children'* Haute L a u g h t o n Memorial Hospital demunst ration on r e p a i r i n g
Three Uingwo.nl veteran* have Meuick ami Mi*. Lekmay
lit i Jacksonville.
April 0. Mr*. Dunlap is.th e f orm I -thing*
ami
recovering chair lelum eil to Iheir homes following
*Mr*. Hamilton MncDeugiil of er (h ie llrown.
vet vice m ihe Arm y and Navy.
{cushion*
Red Crus* worker* gave n**i*
WMIcstsy, Mas*, spoke on I'snl '
anil
Pal tan r in *110 liisastrr* in lul".
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After the business, Mrs* Henry Robert Blankenship
ntyody in earlv New England. A | f-tom l- Wi until IB 14 the Solo- h it- liri. *• h<>*le»*. served re- lita liken *h l)i, sons of
Mr and at ., m*| of alinusl *.I,f*00,(HKl
social hour followed the business | nmn Island* belonged
freshpu-nl* lo: Mr*. Calvin Old Mr*. M. it lllnnkenship, who had
meeting.
many
ham.
Mr*. Ham Ritchie,
Mrs. long term* in th r Navy, are now
Nn charge i» being made fo,
Phillip IIn ue i . Mr*. Emma Tout*. civilian* Klmri Helm* who setved (In- program and nn offering will
Mrs G C. 1-eFils. Mrs. W alter three yt-ar* a* ini aviation mech lie taken.
Vaihormigh, Mrs. H arry Geiger, anic on the new Hornet i* back
Mr*. A. E. Moran ami Mr*. By with hi- pa lent*. Mi and Ml*.
lied t'ro** (Jray i.adir» ate »er»
num
A. I.. Helm* and hit* joined hi* ittg 1.202 federal amt civilian hos
The Misses Ada and Isabel fa th rr in construction work.
pital*.
Roger*, whu have »pent the win
as seen in JUNIOR BAZAAR
ter hcie, re tu rn e d .to their home
ir. Livingston, Virginia, on \Yed-'
nesilay.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adam*
j*ml Mi*. Minnie Cornell of Frost
Proof, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K rrtxer.
Mis* Betty Faye Yarhoiough,
GEORGE and ERMA D A N G L E -patluipating in th r Pan American
who h«*. been out of school for MAN.
. . . are
residing
in program . . . When 11 A It O I. il
the past week suffering wjth a
Providence. It. I., wnere ne is em KASTNER began to sing "Daybad foot, is reported buck in ployed
with Brown and Sharp, the bieak" th r girU swooned und the
school.
Mr. Watson, superintendent of companv for which he worked be hoys moaned . . . J EAN SAYER
the Marion County construction fore the war . , , Tha II. 11. and SIMON DINGFEI.DKR dan
lo
New cr,| a beautiful Spanish dunce and
Co. and his family have moved POPES have touted
York far a vacation
and the the house almost tam e down wi'li
into the Rogers home.
having
fun applause'. . . The S e n i o r Play
Miss Isabel MeGlll of New PULE8TON8 a rc
York C lly j who has hern visiting aboard the "Sham rock'’ oil the will be pre*cnled April ilfith which
the
l*CPKS Is a dale to r e m o r t i h e r . . .
hag brother Mr, Ray McGill uml SL Johns wtjjft
fam ily returned to ' her home on am away . . . The "Sham rock" "Thyough The N ight" Is the prois docked
at
Indian
Mound iluction and should lie thrilling.
Saturday.
Mr. and Sir*. G uycllr returned Village. T ruth or Consequence*
Tha leading question* confront
to their home in Vergenne*. Vt., "a* played at Hanford Junior ing comic reader* of today are
on Monday, a fte r having spent High yesterday in chapel . . . Due* the Dragon Lady really love
Two students from each section Terry In "T erry and the P ir
sometime nere.
What ha* happened P>
Billy Geiger who i> in the of Ihe seventh ami eighth giades ate**"
U. S. Afiny and has served fur participated . . RANDALL G(>1 F the Mahuranl of Halo m "Htixs
two year* ovrr in Munich, Ger did not name the last four govci- S aw yer?" Whu will win the love
many, has Just arrived hack in nors nT Florid* iraforo PRO FES of Cindy in “Smilin’ J a c k ?" What
the States. He expects to lie dis SOR EDWARD MARSHALL rang h at happened tu Mortimer -add
charged aoon. His English wife the gong and a* a nmseque-i. e will B. <>. Plenty m arry the dd
la expected to arrive from Eng im ediated HITLER . , . everyone au n t7 Will l.i’l Abner get lo Low
land *om ethne! lh June.
roared MARTHA CHAPMAN as er Slobbovla in time to save Les
Mr*. J . II. Dilbrry has arrived a consequence had* to go up and ter Cooch? Why was Uncle Avery
from Maryland, ami. i* staying down the a is le / singing “ Let It
a t tha hotel until her home is Snow, Let It Snow" . . . The pro snoopin' round Wallet a n d ’ Bob
completed on Lake Geneva.
gram was unrehearsed and very ble'* w orkshop? We are just a*
worried a» you are and ran offer
Mr. and Mr*. T. W. Prevail successful.
entertained the Baptist Minister,
_
This week minister*
from th r no consulation op t h e s e vital
Mr. W. B. Kyser and hi* wife. Seminole"'County M inisterial A*'- que* lions.
and Ned Sylvester and d a u g h te r, f(Ki , t | on arc v | * i t | n r all the
Then there i* the one about
from Mima, and Harold Titegntb , chooli in (lie county to im prest "Th« Duck” by Bennett Cerf . . .
from lh« I t l t f of
SumUy. upon the «tudenti th r ulirnificnncr Behold the duck. It does not cluck.
E. 11. Grant and Mr». l-’iuisa „f the Fiaster season
season .. . . Pan A cluck it lurk* It quacks. It is
G rant have as their guest*. Mr American Ikry was observed at specially fond . . .Of a puddle or
and Mr*. D. A. G riffin and family Seminole High yesterday . . with pond. When it dine* or sup*. It
of F rost Proof.
member* of the Spanish classes lottom * ups.
Mr. and Mrs, Jo* Corley and
family wet* recent visitors of
Mr- and Mr*. E. r . Summersill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Weason had
aa U itia guest*. Sunday, Mr. and
Mr*. Jib race .W esson and family
from Wirttei- Park.
Mr. and Mr*. J . T. McLain, Hr,
a* their guest, Mr*. Me* m o t h a r, Mr*. Florenct
v
Fortaner of Jackiohvllle.
Mr*. J. C. Bill* ha* returned
liont* a fte r spending a few days
in W att Palm Beach with her
son, Louli and family.
M r.'and Mr*. Homer Ballard of
W est Palm Beach came Friday,
fo r Mr*. W. D. Ballard who is
(formerly Hotair Mayfair)
ill an d has be*n staying with
f t '? '
her
daughter,
Mr*.
Joah
ia»Uy
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Hoary Rounftld'i Spring Took in eritp Totin Oviedo.-They
retu ted to We*t
lb. .They returned
Two Room Sultan
Double Rooms
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Itrtell ehodt of Windtor'i coMon on?I Aroloc,
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t Beach, _Hunda
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nday.gj
Mr*. Dorfi Ingraham of DayS in g le Rooi an
to eloonly tailored and oaty to wtar.
ton a ' Beach i* her* visiting her
folk*, Mr. and Mr*. R. N. StreSeasonal rates apply to gueaUF staying two weeks or
vall.
longer. For Information wrltaj telephone or bco, Lind
Grav, Richard
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Meade Smith,
Kelly Smith.
ager* will be
Morrison and
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the c h u r c h membei ship, |)r.
Brownlee mailed a -peclul card
uf invitation to thr entire church
to«tc, Jmlay Since till* program
wa« announced last week tlirnhaii- been many evidence* of in
terest by music enthusiasts, ai ■
cot ding to Mis* M ary Thomas
Wilkes, church
secretary.
Be
cause of Inquiries - received, of
fice! s of the schutcli wish to
make it clear that everyone in
terested In the obaervauce of
Kastet through this service oi
those who enjoy music are curdirtily invited tn attend
Special floial decoration* arc
to add ' special beuutl to the
chiucli
Thev m e being planned
and prepared h\ a committee *,f
which Mrs. H. i H e!-.el 1- chan
man and romposed of Mt-. J P
IN THf H llll Of
Ai n church ipirs itifoVr to
word a ipri"0,,rwe sky—to o
Hollrroik (oiler Cord brmgi
a meiioge ol peoce and
friendboeri rtro'ghr to *h#
heortt ot thore you to.e
S e e our co m p lete leiectro n
o l b e o u td u l H a llm a rk (o d e r
C o r d t to d o y
Touchton Drug Co.
TERRACE TALK
SPECIAL
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In effect until Dec. 15,1946
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Twill com bined with Switt-lype ey*l«l em bioideryl Knife p leated
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Pink, A q u a, or Yellow.’ In Junior tiie t 9 lo 15.
$ 1 0 -4 0
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CARD O F THANKS
wUh to tak e this mean*
ng our sincere apprefor
i q our many fritnda ior
K t i of klndnott and the
their act*
beautiful floral offering* during
o u r recent bereevemenL
The fam ily e f M a H tnry L«vy,
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RAYMOND AI. BALL, REALTOR
R eal E s ta te
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S a le s - - R e n ta ls — .M ortgage TL o an s
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Room 4, F lo rid a S la te R ank H uldinn
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
Starting Rate
S in g le o r M a rrie d
Agen 1G - 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
9 F re q u e n t In c re a se s
• O v e rtim e p a y
9 P a id vacalionH
9 T a x i-c a b a e r v 1 c e foi
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 eek d u y s
S a ltir d a v s 8 - 12
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
— il n l K n n f u n l t ' L ' t l d i
d.iy_ uf . l i n t , h, - I t l h
•’ I*. II
flu m l
DEPENDABLE
AND PROMPT
Drycleaning
Service
LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co
Tuxptlo F eed * w ill m ak e y o tir
C hick.i G row
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REAL
BABY CHICK TIME
_ IS HERE!----- G et your Htipply u f .strung
E S T A T E : RROKKR
P hono 732
A tla n tic B an k Bldg.
h e u ltliy Dtthy l l i i e k s from
T ea
4-ox
Idaho Baking
Betty Crocker Veg. Noodle
P o ta to e s
Soup Mix
5
m»
25
c
LAWNS M O W E D -w ith gasoline
mower
Phone 7K8-W., Jrrry
Lord.
G r a p e f r u it
ib
SIG N S
FEED STORE
SH O W C A R D AND PO ST E R S
0 —De<<s Sign Service
nd
( 0 . I). L A N D R K SJQ
.
P hono 1021
S I. u it
S n n fu rd
1407 W est Reaver S treet,
Jacksonville, Klutida
Telephone 6-1797.
:
F a n c y Ctllaph|UM W rapped P a n 'H e a d y H en
Dreooed A Drawn. Pah Ready
Short4Cat
DRIVE - TKII
EVERYTHIN!
a k e s
VOR THE PAINTER
ANU DECORATOR’
ROBBS HOME BAKERY
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BUMPER
‘
W e ruriliuH y in v ite von I ii pity u s a
you a re in O rlnndu.
HOME TOWN >{EW§
HODGE & MUSGRAVE
J . E . (J o h n n y ) H O D G E
W.M. M U S G R A V E
122 W t liqrcii S t. — Orlando, l ln rid a — I'h u n e 5103
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WANTED: p art time bookkeeping.
Charlea C. Hurt, Phone 11.10
IFOR EASTER- Runny rsbblta,
or W oodruff llitlg.
colored chirks, ducks, E aster
egg*, ilu n t’a Tuxedo Feed Store, PART TI ME hoiiiTkeeping^wanted.
118 Sanfortl Ave., Phone 868. Part time, hourly basis.
Wrtu
LOT 100x200, flowing well, Just flox 1259 or call 121-M.
outside city limit*. J. C. Cook.
Phono 634.
n o te Cuts Stewing
n>.
19c
PHILA. SCRAPPLE .
WAFER SLICED BOLOGNA
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
Tender Lamb Rtb
F L O R ID A M u a r r l b 2 0 c
M r* S
VA. C R O A K E R S
X
Ib
15,
baby
x i
CRYSTAL fo r.E a o ts r. . Meadow
Rose, Holly, N avarre. Shlrtev, FOUND- DUlfold w ith mon
Loser may have b» nami
Colony, Early American, Dolly
amount and paying for i
Madison. Coleman's G lft.S to re .
A. K. Foster, Rl. «, Box »
FORD IH Ion truck; good
. condition, ceiling prtca. Joy -vOUND: Article ^f value on Pi
Ave., S aturday.
Owner n
have, by phoning 329-M ‘
DAIRY COWS —
„
LOST: On Oviedo Highway Sail
f .
AUCTION S A L E .
,
860 HEAD of dairy esttie. Jar
scy*. Guernseys, lloUulfta. All
cattle will he sold to Mchort
bidder*. Auction sal* starts at
Ib
tu
W HITING FILLETS lb 29c
o f Road 2
(toad. Free
served on * rounds
further Informal!
call Paul M. Dale
Avenue, Tamp*. P!
PIC TU R ES a .specialty
ROBERT L. COX,
PHOTOGRAPHER
ESSEX
*
S T I DIO
“ASTHMA” ar
TRY
Asthmanefrin
O P E N E V E R Y N IG H T
O rrh w d ru E v e ry S a tu r d a y N k 'h t
leaks
Chicken — Barbecue
i e Sanford • DrLind H igh**) —
formerly .Short** Camp
3 B e st W ay s To G ro w It W O R M -F R E E . . .
••
T h e new a n d e ffe c tiv e
in h alstio ru U
th e rn p y
m e th o d t h s t h a s g iv e n
re lie f a n d
s a tis f a c
tio n to th n u M n d s.
S O U T H E R N ’S'
. 9 CO RN D U S T
9 CORN SPRA Y
9 C O R N O IL
F eci fre e to cull oil uh f o r ad v ic e .
W e njH 'dallzi' in local n e e d s.
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M ONEY- R E F U N D
AGREEM ENT
10 H ay T ria l
- C o n tra In d ic a tio n s fo r
th e u se o f t h is p ro d u c t
i s on th e label.
SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, Inc
M n u u fu c tu re n i
T o u c h to n D ru g C o .
HOUSE- 4 rooms and bath, 6
raQoo out W. l i t S l (40 mont
E A S T E R — P a in t T im e !
OOM, private 8kth.
M O O R E 'S
PAINTS
9 VARNISHES
9 ENAMELS
9 BRUSHES .
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HI-HAT CLUB
flOU BENT
CIom
r
Youll never catch the IIII.L H A R D W A tt COMPANY
napping . . . we're on our loea . . . anxious to glee
you the necessilir* you need at price* you can af-
Ave. L o s t a n d F o u n d
W BarSfaV S./i'EaS
Ib
M A CK E R R STEAKS lb ‘37
SALT M yiLET
4
FOR EASTER. Japanero BsnUin
chicks.
420 8ununcrlln
. Phono « » 7 J W .____;
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and
H. M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, Fla.
S
SUNNYLAND FORK SAUSAGE
LONG LINK SAUSAGE
KINCAN’S FORK SAUSAGE
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE
COOKED SALAMI
COOKED ROAST REEF ROLL
SPANISH
MACKERR
Call
EMPTY 6 gsL oil cans—49c each. LAWNS mowed with power mow
or. Phono 779-XJ.
H. B. Tope Co.
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WE MANUFACTURE sml rebulld CASH buyers waiting for ilomuf
Grove*, Business property ol
1 Everything in Bedding.”
W#
all types. F o r quick results list
stock quality furniturt. Call us
iir property with W. B rysat
fo r your bedding and furniture
Ihoun, Realtor, Umatilla, FU.
n eed s,« E c h o l s Betiding and
Phone 2302.
_______ _
. F urniture Co., 117 W, 1st BL,
V Phone 1 1 3 3 . ____________ F A ^ 3 t4J h b — Now U the time to
haya yuur tracto r painted ot
We carry a full of GENUINE
Reel's P nlnl Shop, 300 W. 2nd
PYREX OVENWBRE. Stanley
. Rogers llanjw a n Co.
T o n g U 6 3 M 3 c ib 3 5 c
B eef
116 E. 21st
a
irr y i B Bim - » i t -
FRANK’S TAVERN
HI-HAT CLUB
FLOOR SANDING
ishing. Cleaning a^d wax*
0M B w ith 2 acres of land—sell
ing. New floora surfaced to per
with or without land,
fection. Old floors made like new.
out Celery Ave.- Phoi
EASTER Rabbits:
P h o n e 1211
Ave.
MISCELLANEOUS
A Drawn-Stewing
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Sg
SIT. WANTED
| Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
P h o n e 358
R O L L S
W ILL pay highest prices for used
car* and also wrecked and buroeU or old cars fnr parts.
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R atliff & Hons Phone 217-W
P. O. Box 1470. Son foul, Fla.
LARGE alte i
Phone 000-it'
C o n c re te P ip e. Ilu ih lin i; lllocka, R cn d y -m lx ed C o n c re te ,
P r o p e r ty M a rk e rs
I’LL buy your car, regardless of
nge or condition, ltoy Reel,
____ __
>00 W. 2nd S t.
S ite
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
S e p tic T an k n . C o n crete F en ce P o st, W ell C u rb s an d
WANTED
Llpton
materials mb
r u .i, run North a« fi wroi «o husky Armorubbcr tread and
Park Avenue, ayalh I f ft R u l fatlguo - proof, heat • resisting
1*1. ll A t l llluek 3 Palm T .t- rarraM. Buy us of
rae* Hi.I liook 4 M gse U A si.
H*»a lt(, H*. 111. ITS A HI
Fln.hurSI HI.I lloua t eaa* fit
Lot |e lllurk f HanLanla HUl
S t a f f o r d ’s S e r v i c e
l(**t It U>ng‘. tag Adtilllua Hint
look 4 aaaa V
S ta tio n
-Ola 41 In 4T Ijtk.vlaw Park
HUl ikmk I m i 41.
C or. 2nd & Sanford
U i l I •» I t Itlnck I K lder.4.
J'lal llouk 4 « !•« II.
Lo4 • lllurk ie Tier I Tti. Town
vf Hanford.
.
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l-o4 *1 tMnaharol Plat Dpok k
I.***- TI.'
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b l t l Hprlair Hammock Flat
SEA
WANTED TO RENT
Flakes ji-ox
it
R u ta b a g a s
e
48 ox
SPECIAL — FRIDAY ONLY
RBI) DARN Point- a durable
protective finish for bsm s.
Hilos and other exterior su r VETERAN and wife w ant lu:nlshid apt. or house. Close in
face* such as factory buildings
Phone Inii.R,
.
sti.l'ro o f* . Excellent for Sheet
£
nivtnl roof*, esves. trough* anil
0
ROOM
unfurnixhed
house with
down *pouts. Will not fade. A
option to purchase.
Ilox I.,
typical Klrcitone value. )1.98
c/o Herald •
gal.- 39.25 itf 5 t-al. piil*.
F iresto ne Store*, 111 E. 1st St.
•' J’honr 12.
,
llershey Cocoa
Nat’l 3 Min.
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
10c per line for owe insertion
08c per line for 3 Insertions
07e. per line Tm «U Insertions
05c per line for 20 InyrUont
Minimum charge 30c
Count S word* to a line ,
Including phone and adders*
0RANQKS 12.00 bushel deHvarod
R. W. Lord Phone "M-W .
GIRL Ipi soda Fountain a t Lanay’s D rug Store. P a rt' tim e or
' ” e AHTEK SUNDAY DINNER
full tiro*.
(UiMst turkey, all the trimm p's,
1 fl/tO . !Uy Johnson's Red R*rn ONE KIRHT class painter w ant
and Restaurant on Highway
ed. Apply Keabtuird Oil
17, 0 minotes from Hanford.
Hanford. Phone 701.
TWO tractors, gootl condition, MAID, general housework a n d
'reasonable. J. I*. Parham. Rl.
rooking.
Full or p art tin«'I, llo* HO, Lake Moitrtie CotHIH Palm etto.
15c
Florida Large
Canadian Waxed
y >* ■>e
•w M If IIFB* r.lV B
ft) lllork It Jrd Heeil'>i lir.ainu
wuld, HUI lltM.k 4 |.ii,, IK.
T
Lou s In 12 lllork 3 A It. lin*.
•eil’s Add Furl Herd Hlu| Itoolt
I |>*K 4 * 1 .
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L«l» I ll * SIS Frank I , Wood,
r o l l ' s kaUllitolou Mat Unok t
P*B« 41.
L .l. 331 A 341 FranB I- Wood,
rulf* Mill,.11vision Hint Hook I
114 A |l< Frank L Koodj
ro rrs HubdlvUtnn Flat n.M.1, f
ss 44,
I. 1 IT l» U l Frank L. W « |.
ruff's MUlnllvI.lun r i s t ll.uk 1
a*
14.
B
t . US A 111 Frank L Wood,
r u f f . Mub.llvl.il. n Hlal llnsk 3
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L -l. UT A 34< Frank L Wood
r u f f . rtuUdlvI.lon Flat Hunk t
k p : 33» A HO-Frank L W»>L
r a f f . .|luht1lul.|ua Hint ll.uk l
(mb* 41.
H»g !«• fl W ol MS (Turner of There's amaolnp mUeoge in our
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^ oil A|v h»rrl#v n o llfin il 1 1**1 i. f
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MAC OM.I Ii:. lor 41.
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i l c»l M « in in u lp I ' w u l i l ) . o n u i
t'ltvull uf fI..IMu, Hrinlnuln County, 1'""■U{.if
I h . Muy I t u lr I H )
I.
lit 1' h a i n . r y .
I',- till U.,i 01 »luy. ,»n. It,
V-iu a t . hereby rmiulr.il tu film U n i t J h . i . i i f m u .r i l l . * , , | l | ........
>uut aptiraranra In .alii pioreed- x*>.l Cl Furl*.
Mut i*n lli. r lth day uf April. P it.
I.»l Oil, i . r . l r r La t iu lill.li.il f,,r
H l 'u i d t l with lit. C U rt uf aald 'n « . l a l u i u r y M m . > . . | i i u . . i l . i , „
I’ouit f i ih . Court llim w In Kan. n I h .
H A N K o l t l i I IK I t .1 l.il.
it
ford, M.inlnnl. (‘minty, I'lurlda, «r i*.»-4p a p » r >.f
r l t . ul.iili.il
a d.vtru piu t-iwifiaau will La *»• Iti . a i d
t'l i u r tl ) t,it.l Mlut,
*.••*! aaalfial )uti unit aald ra a .r
w i T S i i x a m> h Jini utiA <.rr t r t , i
p rtu .n l v* lairl..
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o f u f f l v r Ml iMufor.l. u . , , . 1,, .1,
HELP WANTED-
P o ta to e s
WHITING FILLETS Ib 2 9 c
a
rilOAIAM UAItUKK
BALLARlI'H feed, groceries, etc.
KB u* for HTOVK PARTS
Florence, N e t r o and other
Phono H05-J. 11. U. Tuuchton,
makes.
Stanley-Kegers H ard
1801 Celary.
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ware Co. . . •
UPHOLSTERED fabrics. U pas
tries,
brocatelles,
damasks, USED F.lecrric range, gootl cornli
imitation leather and di ipsry
lion. Phone fUO-R.
. fairies. Arrangement for cart
age if work dcsirod. K. S. PLYMOUTH
Rrtlait
Call County 3.104
Urowna 2911 N. Oran«te Ave.,
' ge
Sweet Louisians
Bou. Cured ilmoked
33c
C tb b a g e
O n io n s
U l . I. 4, 3. 4. 7 a I llluek 9
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Phone 465
Texas Yellow
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MACKERK STEAKS Ib 37
S h o u ld e r s
the leait money. Phone H I or
brine your ad to The Herald
office for tnijek result*. *
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Strickland - Morrison,. Inc
P H O N E 200
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
W E D N E S D A Y , "A pr. 17. 1946,
T a i . i i i T i i w i iiiv s i a i m i m .................... ........
SchanteMo HurfrAgainst Saints
Tonightin Opening. Home Contest
Red Hats Get to Jerry Dvorak, Ed Vermillion
And Ed Levy-Whitner For 22 Solid Hits;
Feds Score O/iIy Run In Seventh____
Uy JULI AN HTKN8TROM
The Sanford Celery Fed* open
ed their 1040 Florida State
Leayue schedule in D cljtnd last
night but they were minus the
■tiny and tip which they had
displayed In pre-season exhibition
tilts
and
emcryed
the conH IM
m
m
C
H icin iu
ifrom
iH iH
te s t with a 22 to I defeat taggtd
on them hy M ansyer Bill Fuch’i
surprising I ic I juu I Red Hate.
The Kciis, playiny their first
gam e of any kind this year on
foreign sotlTheld th* Tied It*t»
a t bay for the first two innings.'
although they played sloppy ball
behind the hurling of Jerry
Dvorak, hefty righthander who
sta rted on the hill -for the Celery
Feds.
In the third fram e, Deljind,
took advantage of three stolen
bases, a walk and two hit* to
score two run*. The DeLand
Bearing. In addition to giving the
Red H ats a lead. tobka the San
ford aggregation by surprise.
From there on the game became
the wild one aided affair which
the score Indicates.
In th r fourth frame, after two
Red Hal* had been lellrrd, ths
Fed hurler, .was nicked for five
h it* " which produced ‘seven runs.
Tills' libelled doom for the Fed*.
In the fifth, Dvorak left the
mound In favor of Ed Vermillion,
a fte r walking the first batter
and perm itting Kennlngton lo
single tq left. Vermillion'* effect
was no better and the l)*I*nd
aggregation continued to ' pound
.the ball to every corner In the
bark. At "the end of the inning,
DeLand hail pushed over 11 runs
off a total of eight hits.
Th* only Sanford run cam* In
th e seventh when Manager Ed
Lsvy-W hltner, who relirved Ver
million on the hill, singled to
TKXAN COACHKH VIRGINIANS
CHARLOTTKSVILLE. Va., '(*)
—Ned L. McDonald, sta r end on
the University of Texas foolha'I
(cam In 1937, 1008 and 1030, has
been named line assistant to H tad
Coach A rth u r I-. Ouepe a t the
University of Virginia.
McDonald, recently d licbarytd
from the Navy where he w m a
lieutenant commandeh form ally
coached alt snorts m
Orange,Tex., Hieh School. He succeeds
At Thomas, who was appointed
line coach a t Marquette Univer
sity. .
MARTINSVILLE, Va., (/P> Cllft B o l t o n , f o r m e r m ajor
leaguer, h at been appointed man
ager of the Martinsville Athletics,
farm club of the PhiladsIblA
Athletics, of the Carolina League
for lWO.
center, took aeconil on b.barpejL
single, advanced lo third on
T uttle’s grounder and scored when
Bride filed out to left.
Buddy Lake accounted for the
remaining two hits for the Celery
Feds, two line single* to right.
Jim Hchantal will go on the
mound tonight for the locals when
they meet the St. Augustine
Saints here a t H:00 o'clock. The
startin g line-up. according to
Manager Ijevy-Whllner. will be
the same as last night, txcept
the startin g moundsman.
The Saints dropped their open
ing till last night to Palatka by
a score uf 4 to 3.
EASTER
Daytona Beach
Captures 14-2
Win Over G-Men
Howie Martin Hurls
Orlando Senators
To 14-6 Victory
8T. AUGUSTINE. A p r i l 17.
(Special)— Tho Palatka Aralcas
turned In a n eat 3 to 2 victory
over the SL A uyustine Saints
hero la st .niyht before an official
p a id ’ attendance of 2,10b. SI.
A uyustine opened tho scoriny by
tallylny once in the first Inning
but the Axatea* bunched three
hit* and three error* and a b**c
on. balls to score all their three
runs in their half of the second
fram e.
The . A ialra s collected 12 hits
off two Saint hurtsr* while Hoar
hold the Steinccki men to an even
four blows.
P alatk a ......... „ 030 000 000— 1
St. A urustlne
100 010 0(t0—2
GAINESVILLE, April 17. (Spe
cial)— Before a crowd of 2.130
the Daytona Beach Dodger. slam
med- out- I T safotlb* h e t f taut
niyht to capture s 14 to 2 win
nover
t/au
(the
tin
f ’n S
Gainesville
G-Men.
T etter, on the hill for the
Dodgers, was ’nicked fo r It hita
by the G-Men but he kept them
well scattered throughout the
contest.
Daytona Beach 200 602 2 2 0 -1 4
Gainesville . , 100 000 1 0 0 - 2
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
fly JULIANaTENSTROM
over th a t period produced no-hlt caeUsl*.
Oddly, one of the firs t of tbsm all was the queerest for altho
Dr Land's Jim McMulten held the Orlanlo Gulls httless, hs ost the
decision, .1 to 0, w hin a b race, of ely h t iimlny error* h it his *quad
on Sept. 2, 1037.
I t was the second tim e th a t year th a t the Gull* had'been held
hltleaa, for St. Auyustlne'e Bradshaw beat them 4 tv 0 on Auy. 28,
ju st four days before.
*
The late Lefty Brewer hurled* ~
- ”
the third lio-hiller in loop history f 0U„ted upon as a 20-yame winon June 0. 193H when h a -ta m e d n tr
AauCffltu ,? C ns.a|n t , l° Q f° r U ,, IM;
One o? *hem fastest no-hltte*.
was the 1 to u0 victory 1ra'aial.tk
tk a 's
‘a
Frank Hudson turned In ag ain st
Gainesville on Ju ly 21, 1039. Hud
son, a left-hander, again Is on t h j
P alatka payroll, and is b e i n g
Three uo-hltUr* went into'the
bTh*
1 Tla-
let) their horse* to the paddock
yesterday a t Havre D# Grace, Md.
to yet the program -underway.
J h e groom* a t the track demanded a 1 10 bonus which M aryland
tracks decided to discontinue . . .
Before yesterday's gam e between
the oBston Brave* mid tha Brook
lyn Dodger* in Boston, three m u
sician*. each weariny a sombero,
stopped in front of the Dodger
bench, played a aony—South of
the Border, Down Mexico W ay—
and then opened a sack and tossed
Imitation peso* at the D ody-r
players . . .
Today'll Sporta Oddity
They call racing th e sport nf
king*. It-proved to be ju st th a t
On k c ertafn' OCtfiber afternoo i
In 1U22 at Laurel, Maryland. A
horse called King George won a
big race, paying 817 for 82. King
Trojan finished second, reward-,
ing his place backers w ith 86-21).
The third place horse was nam ed
King's Belie, playing |4 for show.
Jo»s{il> A. Ilarrulil,
th«
tbs filed >li»r petition fur final
discharge usd that ena will appt*
to tbs lli. tiura Ills It. W. Ware.
Ci.Uhl) Judge of Msiulnols County,
Florida, on Ihs t*th day of Al-rll,
ISM. fur approval uf asms and
fur final dlechaiga as Hitculilx
of lbs rslate uf Jua.ph A, liarmid. drrraavd. on th lB 11th day
of March, ISM.
. j !
Alice T. Itarrold,
K trcutrl* of tha aalala of
Joseph A. Iiarruld, d itm ctl.
HEADACHE
Liquid C A P U D I N E
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
AND MATCHING WHITE
COTTON MATTRESS
LEGAL NOTICE
lUnrlfnall
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HI. Louis
—— 0 I
Cllllaill'll'hm
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1 M t) k H im ..
Chtrayrti at Cincinnati.
Phil: it<'l(ililH at NewYork.
Ilrooklyn at Iloalun.
I'llt.hurgli ut HI. l.oul*.
AWKIttfAA Id ltU lK
tra trrd a t'a ItraoU*
Cleveland I: Chlcaau 4.
D rlm it f: HI. laiul* I;
Itorlon I; Waahlnadon 9
Nr a' York 'll I'hlladelphlr
by still another G-Man, big John
Moore, b tto of the 1041 hurling
. . s o t k 'k i e . t m u n
staff. Ha turned back Ocala, 5 IN TIIK CIRCUIT ClllfllT IN AND
KOH UKMINULK COUNTY.
to 0, on Aug. 19, llML
FMJlttDA IN CttANCKRY.
tt AHOI.II I*. HI'KHKHH. I’lalulKf,
Longest- gam es ever played In
IheVaia-yesr history, ef -the- Class VHM.HT I.ACKD -HHCHWHI. —
Dr fe miaul.
iD Florida S tale League th a t re t
turned play la st night were torrid
HTATK OK FLORIDA TO: VIO.
1.1-rr
l-ACKO
HMKIlKItO.
17-lnnlng a ffa irs In Sanford and plaru of if.tdeilc. Is ll»0 whoao
DeLand an May 24, 1930 and Michigan- Avenua, Paead.n* North
Calif,
Apr. 20, 1039.
YOU AID: IIKItKUY ri.iulred to
rll>
your
written
appears
nee
(per.
In the firs t tilt, the Celery feds
lit' or by alloroev), on or b e
eked out a 2 to 1. decision over rone
fore May J. A- D. 1*4*. In th« Rill
the D a y t o n a Beach Islandirs, of Coiuplainl for divorce (llrd lit
while In the s e c o n d 17-lnnlng ihl* anil against you,
wif.NKHH nly hand and official
struggle, DeLand noted out Day
real nl Hanford, Florida, till* Ind
tona Beach, 4 to 3.
day of April, A I*. f»l»
Longest tie gam s In .loop his
•
U I’. HKHNIM>N
A■ Clark of said Circuit Court
tory was th* 7 to 7 sixteen Inning
Ity
U.
I. Hunt. D. C .,
stalem ate a t Daytona Beach o i
June 9, 1940 when the Ocala
Yearlings were being entertained.
m i t i c »:
W orst shut-out defeat in loop
cor in' o f t u b
cot*:
history, ahd most top-heavy vic iNJUDtlK..
HKlIlNDt-B COUN
tory, was St. A ugustine's 19 to 0
HTATK OF FLORIDA. IN I'
decision over Gainesville on April
IIATK.
29, 1941.
Ifi r* Hi* tCwtiiie of *
F astsst nine-inning tilt in loop joa*:)1!! A- HAHIIOLU.
All W h o m It M»y G t m r r r n
history was played « l .Oral* on Tr»^r.n#-w
i■ herdu
r .'-m rr a jf f Tn?a hvr-Tnmrt-rep'
ORLANDO, April 17, (Special)
— The Orlando Senator* opened
the 1940 Florida S late League
season here lust night when on
impressive 14 to 6 win over the
[.ecsburg Packers Itefore one nf
the larg est opening night rrowds
to jam Orlando's Tinker Field.
Howie M artin turned in a six
hit mound performance fur the
Senators while the Washington
farm collected.* total of 11 off HIDnuiiUJ. lli
Th«r* h ea rirrfy —of- Smailin Trml
D rlggera.
Leesburg ..... 002 110 200 — 0
Orlando ,
440 312 OOx—14
K x v tu lrli
of
ths
EASY
TERMS
R E ST
P H O N E -1 133,
sstato
Ur I. mmsI
Hlist Ijm 11*-, i f
3b
Knrh*. rf
Nmlit lb
STANDINGS
l*f»lllrh.
See our wonder,
ilrlll. If
ful a sso rlm su t
r
VVltlinra*- i b
llrm A iii,
Orlando tt; l.«
iM laltld S3; H.
Daytona fltach
I'afalka 3\ HI.
StaaSlaaa
Orlahdii ...
Delanid
Ik llim a Dcafh
Palatka .
BLOOMING
POTTED
PLANT'S
CORSAGES
CUT
FLOWERS
We Telegruph
Flowers
Anywhere
J13W Magnolia
or Phone 212-W
A n y tim o
A. K. R0SSETTER, FLORIST
PH O N E 2IZ-W
Today u Haases
Del-anil nl Orlando.
Maine.vllle at Iweshurg.
Hi. Align.line ul HAMMlHD.
Daytonu lleach .ai I'alatka. *
. NATIONAL I.CAfili:
> l\ enterda)'. tle.ulla
chliVgu I; Ctnelnn.tl 3.
New York 1; I'M Ihi|*I I’ll l» >
I'lll.hurgh *; HI. laitilri I.
Hm Ini- &; liruoklyn ».
■laadlag*
W. I-. C
C h lr.g n
Adults, 40c—Children, 09c
Opens 12:45 P. M. Dally I
TODAY and
THURSDAYl!
“Soldiers are made
out of the strhn treat
people!”—Ernie Pyle
Homellmea tender . , •
Often Funny . . .
But altraya human l
...............
pounded o u t by one team In on*
tilt. Leesburg baltetl In 27 cf
thslr SK run* for the best RBI
record by a d u b In one league
Mi
K c fiftliiff. |>
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I.t
Total,
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.cal— ky Inula*.
HANFORD
t l t I t t I ii S
DcU nd
0 a I 7 II I I a a
ROUNDUP .
Third.baaem ad
Krror-. : Il«»«a 9, Williams 1. IIS- George M yatt of the Washington
man 7, Hharpi 1. Ilrvant 1, l a i n , Senator* slipped and fell on the
U n o lo n Hun. hatted In: Drlde.
HluihtiEllin g. H i... J Fitch. Knstl (, steps of tt)* Washington dugo.it
I’atllrh 3. Ililtl 3, William. I, He- Just before yesterday’s opener
man. Kcnnliigtim. Twn-bate hit* against Boston amf sprained his
I’avllch, Ho.a, Krnnlnaton. Thru-I n n lilli fir It t. Williams.* K*»UJ MRU . . . . Th*, veteran Frankie
Htulen lieae. Furhr 1 Hhili.lta. Croietti was a t ahqrtatop yssterDmihtc pirtVa Kaapcl lo Ilrvant. day when th# Yankees opened llio
I’rall In -Hltvsriuan. I#*f( nn Itv .i.
HANFOHP 10. DeLand t. Ha— nn American race against th* Athhall*—tiff llvnrak 1 lu v p I. Ke/l- letics . . . Owners and trainers
ulniJInn 1. Vermillion I. Hlrura
nut, hr Kennlnsliin I. Dvnrtk t.
IMl* nff Dvnrak In I lim ing, id
wHH II run. Off Vermillion in
I Inning S with S run*. Off li*vv
In 3 Innlna. 4 with I run*. Winhlnu idirher * Pennington. In.Ins
nllrhrr Dvorak. Umpire* Ands.anii
and Hilt.well; Time nt game l l l l ,
Drx_CIeanlDtiX)ept.
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‘RING CHECK-Uf
MEET
YOUR
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FRIENDS
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AND BAR
W. n i s t 81- - Phone B80
NAL LOANS
WORRIES
ARE UNNECESSARY
Whatever your peraona) money
problem*, wo can aoiva them. Con
anil ui today, about a personal loan,
Wt alto finance purchase*.
No Sales Sundays.
No Sales to Minors.
No Drinking on
P p fH ttln a a
Premises.
J o in ,th e' Baxter Parada, even If
ycni'dah’t bey nrw.cleUtss. CoaU,
suit* and dret*** Dean*) our,way
jo u l! o^rte, look u
i1
shop new
as the day you bought them I
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,TIIE WEATHER
To Protect th* P t w i of tb# W orlii
To Promote th* Progress of America:
7 o Prodttco Piw porlty .far Sanford.'
Mostly cloudy I hit afternoon, rooter tonight.
Friday partly rlnuify,. mild trm peraturra.
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VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
T H U R S D A Y , APR. 1H. I'.HJi
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r Associated Press Leased Wire
N O . 152
O.P.A. Extension
Bill Is Passed By House
1
v Rescue _Creak Berin Services—Tomorrow
Search For Miners
• Believed Trapped
■ In Virginia Mine
R A D F O R D ,. V a„ A p r il 18
—Twelve men are miaaing
after an explosion in a coal
*■mine in the town of McCoy,
near Radford, Va. The blast
occurred in n mino of tbc
Great Valley Anthracite CorV poratfon.,
A spokesman for the com
pany said the 12 men wfcrej
thought to _ b « trapped
u ndftground. Rescue Craws TT»vo"”ba«n
summoned to the arena and have
begun a seurch for th s 12 men
who are believed to havs been
trapped In th e coal mine, a fte r
the explosion. T hs blast ja rred the
mine In Montgomery County nt
10:90, (KST), this "morning. So
terrific was th s concussion th s l
ths manager of the mine, Cloyu
K arlin, was knocked o ff his fast.
M artin said he thought th s explosion wss id ths bottom of the
mine, where the 12 men were
working.
V -
League Of Nations
Will End Tonight
• At Geneva Session
State Department Is
Attempting* ToFihd
Reason For Making
News Restrictions
While D e b a t i n g
A pr. 18. HP)-r
New Constitution TheWASHINGTON,
Stntc D epartment is theck-
r » . f e i r a ',ra ‘ 10
Soma delegates say th a t only
on* loose end is left—and th a t
Is the le a g u e ’s mend ate ay stent.
The delegates say there U no
legal way to insure th a t'a ll the
le ag u e's m andates will be -turned
over to the trusteeship of the
United Natihna. O ther obeenreri
in Geneva a f t th a t a)t pow tra
a lea f r o m , the
holding miand
andates
Leaguo
___ have .prontli
^raised to negotiat* trusteeships with the United
Natlona. An exception la South
Africa which wants to annax
Ita mandate— the area form erly
known aa German Southwest
Africa.
P
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Arthur Chevrolet
Takes Own lif e
SLIDELL, L a , April 19. M V tctlng Coroner II. E. Gautrcaur.
anof 8t. Tammany Parish
natmeed that automobile
Arthur Chevrolet., has
rpSUdg.
The acting coroner said that
C hm olet had
la Slidell, last
A
A native of SwfttorUnd, Cherrolst waa tha last Of three brotheri*
who formed the Chevrolet Com
3 'amt.-tsttsTliib '
RICHMOND, Vi
lane have been
! Of dollars a
*Jr.?* collector
C hat
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April
18
President Of France
Makes Appeal To
Avoid Resignations
Hans Frank Blames
Crimes In Poland
On Hitler, Himmler
5 Wins Boy
Scout Banner At
Private Services To
Be Held Friday For Court Of Honor
Pronjinent
Citizen
Three Automobile. New School B n lam g s Discussed |^ ut^ L i,rtBt" _x •
At County Superintendents Meet Orange General
Accidents Occur
Vot es
In City Yesterday County Supervisor Conferring This Week Hospital
$759,000 Addition
rfW.Zm!.n*nnTflWffflikSr
With Principals Of Schools On Choice
Soldier Is Arrested
Of Books Made Available Bv State
For Driving Truck
While Intoxicated Sj^l. Earl Dnssey
Discharged A fter
Duty In Pacific
- New Government For Search For ^Labor
- * Greece Is Formed P arty Organizer In
ATHENS, A pr. 19, W>— * A
new Greek government has been
formed under the prem iership of
the Populiat P arty leader, Con
stantin Taaldarls. The new cabin
et replaces the government
i . . of
itsat which
resigned yesterday, ‘
TaaM srli retains the foreign
m inister portfolio which he held
under P rem ier Poulltaaa. The
resignation of th* Paul its** gov
ernment was precipitated by the
withdrawal of thrf* ministers who
expressed
sharp
disagreement
with Taaldarls on tha question
of returning King George, the
second, to the Greek throne.
Tsaldarta and hi* Populist Party
in favor of
members a n
th« return of tha
—
WASHINGTON,
ing up un the tig h t new censot(/I1)—President .Trumnn has
ship th a t has been imposed on
HU/femj liis worst leRislativu
correspondent^, by the govern
defeat since he entered the
m e n t ' nf . Jratv .._ A' departm ent
-IHitir, mii-i salt! the m atter is
White Ilotjsd. .U’ij the hill
. Iwing taken up with th r .Anyferipassed hy the Houke today
, ca)i Kmliaasy in Tehran, , b u t'd id
which extdhds the OPA for
not may w hether * the United
PARIS, April Id. f/p>— P resi State* 1* lodging a strung proteat
nine months. The measure
dent Fella Gouln appealed
to or just making an inquiry.
him been no riddled by nmendmembers of tha French C onsti
The first A jsociateil Press dlsment.s n.s to prnctically nulljtuent Afiemblv today to forget natch In t ome from Iran since
^fy the ndminisiratlon*R the
•-petty difference, tn —debating- tlw hew rule* were Imposed said
France's proposed new 'co n stltu - that our Embassy was lending
ory of price control.
tion. Gouln made hi* appeal In on n note of o n itest to the Iranian
1h-‘ roll CoII vote on passage
effort to avert the threatened Foreign Mini*try. The note was
wits
to \1. Before tho final
resignation of Foreign Minister said 'to express grave concern
ote wn* taken. Itcprc-rnlallve
Georges Bidault and other .popu over the news blackout. It'a b ’Adolph Snloitli of lltiimi* — the
lar Republican movament member.* Itevr.l in W ashington th at the
80-year old dean of tin House —
of his cabinet,
S tate D epartm ent is making a
shouted
“ You have
inunlcre1!
Couin told the assembly the thorough Investigation of why
t PA.’*
government q t a whole
would the censorship was imposed.
The amendment* to the OPA
A British Foreign Office offlwi l e shoved through hy a c.valiFuneral service* fo r Ralph II. abstain from voting on constitu
tional
isiu
et
dividing
the
M.
It.
I’.,
rial
h.vs
disclosed
th
at
G
reat
tinn of tti-pqidiriut* and a hlot
Chapman, who died
Tuesday
night while In Jacksonville, will from the o th tr members of the Britain also is making repre
of IJemiwratS — mostly from tho
coalition
government
—
the
Soci
sentation*
to
the
Iranian
g
o
v
ern
-1
j
South. OPA mlmlnUtrator Paul
be held a t the F irst Presbyterian
merit over the new censorship. 1 1 |
Church tomorrow afternoon at alists and the Communists.
P orter sny* tin* hill in its present
Gouln
thus
acceded
to
the
con
3:00 o’clock with Dr. K. 1).
form would witvfc price control
tention
of
the
If.
II.
P.,
th
a
t
parBrownlee officiating. *
and that
consumer
pric-*
l ici | at ion in the government ami
migtii »k)ro*-k, t a much as 50
support or opposition to the con
t-i cent over pie-ent levrls.
stitution are different subjects.
Economic
Stiilillirer
G hesttr
The proposed new constitution
IP o o le, *:iv« tlic measure is imfor the Fourth French Republic
|n,-sit,ie
thiil in* doe* not see
is to be voted on at n national
, wl u t -LOu _ br done.. U\ ,a)aintaja.
referendum next month.
: p i i r e rnitfwdife—- —“ *• “ ' " —
( in it, final passage by the
N m tN I lK liG , A|,r. ib .'1 / f i —
t
ll..ti*e today, th ■ OPA bill was
linn* Fm nk, former N ail gov
i supported l>y 205 Democrats, 449
ernor of Poland during the days
Republican* nnd two minor party
of German occupation, began his
1mentbet-. Opposing were 31 Hedefense i,*day before the ^Nuern
publtcatK and eight I'emucrats.
berg * Wn, Crimes tribunal by
The hill no,, goes to th ; Senblaniinc Adolph H iller and Hein President Horry S. Trumnn has plenty of stu ff on If*. fc,l|
|,t. |mi|* the first pitch to open Hu* bus,adm inistration
rich Himmler for the crimes of hall season In the capita) between the W ashington .Tcnai-i and the Boston lt,-| Sox. Mis- .Mnrgttri-I :,l *-. where th which he is accused.
f t uman I s -at left with Mrs. Trum an. The Preside lit I- flanked by Fleet Admlrnt William lb t J'lthy
for iwtii-r result,.
*
i
N’#wfTiii»rT f a lla l nt
Wnito
At th* hoy Scout Seminole
Frank, however, opened up (loft) nnd Flo#l Aflmind I’Iip Mit VV* N iw iinr IJi K. fUHrf Navnt <lprmHnrt» lD'T\%d#n llu* l
it,dim,I him lire N, , t el ai y House i„ ask if President Tr'iDistrict Court of Honor which with an nutating confession, v ir tt,.| Admiral Ntmitx is Clink t i nf f nh. P n -id c n l of th,- tv hiugtnn tetm lio
[man bail any eommeiil* to make
H enrv W ight, who with Mrs. was held during th* week-end »t tually 1In owing himself on thr af T ieasu ry Freil M. Vin-on (left) ond Senator Ai t i mr Vnndcnlwm of Mtringnn.
— ——■— ---- ■'
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■■■----- — ' . -----— — -- ion th e House am endm ent;, Pr*sfe .*
Silver Lake,
aw ards were givnn mercy of the International courL
LBIV) IW«niS
W ight, recently celebrated th eir Oliver
si
h
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8-eret»ry ChsiU-i Rost replied:
th er th
an by sjout Frank adm itted practically all
by scouts rather
than
m jr notfif ott i urv^1nvcfluf t#* leaded. Troop * W*:» the banner ih e , chsorea against hwj.
day aftgr a long illness. Funeral awdrd with the highest 1number
Frank spoke in a clear, !„ud
service*, which wijl lie held lo of points.,
voice a* he told the war crime*
BUI Meriwether presentnl -sec tribunal he felt u terrible seme
morrow afternoon,
"will be private.
ft
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Mr. W ight, who for many year* ond rias! award* to Charles C ar of guilt within him for the
was head of the W ight Grocery ter of Troop 80 fend Jone Corley crimes of the Naxl regime. Frank
Company, came to Sanford in and John F ite of Troop r».
admitted the crim es against tiro
1010, and hod been associated
Simon D ingfeldsr prrssnted the Jews- and Ills share In thosein hualntas with his thre* sons, life award to John Root of Troop crimes. The form er governor of
Ralph B. Wight, the late Hal 80.Poland also adm itted hi* p-'irt
W ight and the Into Fred C,
The m erit badges were pre in the G erman brutalities proc
I Mil AN I in . Vt*ril
Th#
W ight.
sented by Dickie Frank to John ured on a huge scale during^ I he
iHtuiij of jji*x*-iHitt4 *if ihe OrReceiving his preliminary edu 0 . Andes, Jr., John Fite, John German occupation of Poland
I it'fici it) li«*-} tl it I Inst night
•I 1.19*1.1
cation under private tutors, Mr. Fox, Alan Hetxsl, Kddm RinDespite hi* ndmlssians, Frank
Iv v I•!c*-| iti frivnr of 5
..r
tunutt
j*L_ ...
lu hedge to some
karik, Rudoph Smith and -lurk also sought
'jt'
to ; i i t i • i .
* 'tii.000 for
1
1
lb,
ii
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College, Oxford, Ga.. where he 1, Spencer
extent. In addition to blanrog
of
Troop
> (|M tin- . - M
i. ti. -In i*«aJO
Bb#d
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tried to resign 14 time*,
of Troop 54.
to^hnvr beeti serlouyly Jiu rt. hut
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It wn- lhi> rm i.otisin nf lhi*|Y urk fund raising i.inuinny-sspewere, poultry keeping, home rb
reckless driving and one driver Sr,. Route Nu. 2. Ilux 70,- lias Uimip lhai littln should U- n t• (a a ltsln g In li»-|>itat .-umpaigns,
peirs, swlmmlnjr,
swimming, pathfinding,
psthflndlng, per.
pairs,
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mg In timlc-'.ik-- ihc project
the United S ln trs Army at . the
aonil health, flrsm snship. music.
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...................an Atari Hetxel ond John Fox. Tr,.i*p General George Marshall plans T)el.nnd. going south on I'uik th lift * htiftsy,
mil- I tl.
wliii |»M4i| to | U*1 TlJ* illII.' illiu
conferences
w i t h Avenue, stopped for the iinffi,unsuccessful search ‘for the o r 80 w*» nsxt to Troo|i 5 in the immediate
r 1 mi I .-lid* r S.V .» inti -,' ,rilLr!i* ft •»»»■« *!«•• If »»*f»l public
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military light at Tw enty-fifth Street Hi, tm* 111« l * I into lIt*- A riii>' W|l .8
ganiser of the Canadian labor- number of point* awarded mid China’s political
11net 4it L ■ **ff* 1 1S'. 1•unit lib .lt| until llii1 biujfhl nt tin* m*il winter
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leadera of both the Government c a r ws* smashed Into from be !•*■•>«*•I l»y tin* Smt(k «’ If
W ogressiva Party, 45srn C art, lie Troop 34 was third.
with i*n% ■h**ri*i of *ufi*tv
T,i t t i n i i T i k * f . i VVythgcl#
l b. | m*. 1.1I yifiA tlrive .a
and Communist factions.
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ll|u « t
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Is wanted to testify In a Canadian
hind hy an Army Truck driven * * T h i " ! 1 mi the arm***! 1forcri8 fnr
tt I l l f s * M ? f superUiifU'b til- rtfiie thui how (w TlMMluled (“ “P*’*1 iniuftli stely
T hat was M arshall's first slate, by P aul New of the Wrlrh Con I*f ill*HltllB. | | r
espionage trial.
in the 27th infantry rcgi lilt ©irHii'i'H It me In I"Cifin Hi iaflet April 22
merit to newsmen today as he valescent Hospital nf UayUmu
Crown Counsel J. R. C artw right
tlli'hl "f the 2-7th Hivj«imi. Sl«4h 1urn u I-it Hii! t It*#*s| i*u11111mu fun-1
up •rintemlI llrW ilt Mill
said Wednesday night in O ttaw a
i
Beach, who wn* arrested foi \ II It i (41 State* Army
as 11in,- m hcltor |>nxiliuii enl of the
ilnl. I old l>onrd
th a t a subpoena has been out for
driving while under, the influence
l » O F h 4*V
Will*
IlW H C tlvil
the*
to runlrihiiit- nt tin- tutu- than members that the kill lu-d wing
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Carr for some Mm*. Cartwrigl
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Intoxicating liquor. The trunk
T h m trr
ril bun, licroinftn r. hi* ilrriuied.
is n "vital necessity” to relir/e
Mrs, M>ry 'Rawlins, S an f-iu j or R(KM| c h in a 's continuing civ il!an d re a r fentler nf the OtiUmo- Afiiitit l'acifie
also told
Ottawa
Magistrate
nb- X-ray
i- rs v technician, was elect
elect- strife.
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(. r the pn (• tin* lUvi!i?>plnS liilu’Cnlbm ribbnh * |lr, K-lgur ' I,. , Muiphct, execu thu" seriously overcrowded condlGlepn Striku- that the government Clinic
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smashed v„and
nml the \Vorbl Wnr II Victory tive secretary of tiu> Floridii tions now existing. He pointed out
he* dons ita best to locate Carr, •d Tuesday evening as president
• g rrs are badly ahaken up.' The iiirtlal.
However, M arshall said he had,1 ®en
of th* SemlnoM County T ubirG ltiicn’s t'* nimiitee 011 Educntiuu, th at the present building
um
per
of
the
truck
wn*
hent.
but has not succeeded.
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presided nt tlo- opening session constructed nx n 100 Iwd hnspltal “
Cartwright made that state rulotls »nd H telth Association make in hi* effo rts to bring peace
At 11:45 A. M„ Charlie II.
of Iho Hireling. Talks on tenrhrr but now has more than 210 beds 2
ment after the completion of evi a t A m citing held a t the City to China until a fte r he hail dis H a r ris ,, colored, ws* arrested
She tuccMds A. r» P eter
Irn im n f programs were given crowded into it.
dence in ths preliminary hearing Hall.
cussed th s situation with leaders following o ' minor collision beliy Hi. <i
llallitril Himumns.
"We have 'beds where no .beds
tr« lls « n l
l-SB* Tferee)
of Dr. David Shugar. Ha Is a son, who tenderad his resignation of sit shades of political opinion.
acting denn of thu college of should In' — and »c still have no
« director.
former Canadian
N ary
anti as;0tB*f
officer* d ie te d were:
education, Hr. Herman L, Frick where near enough space,’* Miller
submarine expert chanted
WASHINGTON. Apr. IH. W - .Vir^rl.Vr .'.f . he .iVmmer .e s don.
Its Maud* Rsmsvy as vice presl""Idconspiracy. Magistrate Strike
The
United
State*
lias
agreed
to
_Jnt, W. C. S tew art as secretary
Wllilhrup t 'nllrge, Rock. C ell. i*.
Stuff physicians attending th*
served judgem ent in S h u le r's coo# and
recognise M arshal Tito's govern (!, and Hr. II E. N utter, director
J,
F.
McClelland
as
treasurer.
a fte r C a rtw rig h t'a d m itte d that#
meeting us members trf the board ■
ment
in
,
Yugoslavia.
The
T
ito
of
tinFlorida
Curriculum
UihBound motion picture* of
o work in
regime has given assurances uratury, t ’ollege of Education, stressed ths need of added facili
is no evidence that Shugar ever Sound
s among
gave confidential information to combatting tuberculosisreservation
that it will honor existing tr e a riii'ii' wi l e other talks given ties In tho way of operating rooms
Indians of Um Narfeko r
ties between Yugoslavia and the on Janitorial training, bus driver Increased laboratory spsca and |
The
AAF
T
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rtk
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l
Commend
drop
host
carried
by
R-17
which
lljtrtfll*. r
United Kintc*.
. k. S t . .
train in '' nnd supervision of lunch more beds.
elected to headquarter* fet Tamp* 'will pro* accompanied President Roosevelt
vt
The following were
Secretary of S tale Byrnes has room workers.
gar cose, a former Russian *«ri
when
he
flew
to
Yalta.
The motion to accept WycheeP*
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of
Benford
and
vide
th
t
cltixens
of
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on the Hoard of Directors:
bessy cipher clerk — Igor
M i s s Until Hand, comity super proposal v.ns mads ,by M. O. Ovar
Ranford cltiirn s will see a t the Informed Belgrade that Dd* ‘-one.
Clonts, Oviedo; Andrew vicinity with display of Army Air
Try
is
'
willing
to
accept,
Tito's
enko — Identified the
‘ Ira. J. C. BUM, Force* Instruments and equlp- free exhibit threo highly impor m inister of information, Snvu visor of (duration, is conferring street and seconded hy Hamilton
party organiser, Carr, aa a
this week with principals nf Gibson. The motion was* unani
ta n t developments of the war th a ,
D ew son.San- m int Monday, Apr. 22.
Kosanovlc, as Yugoslav am bassa
Sian a g en t Carr’s Labor-P
■dl ilra. Roy fllH*. Sanfordl
A ■part of this m u llin g ex up until now have been marked dor to Washington. Tho U. b while nnd colored schools through mously carried by the board and
live Party was. formed by
>. Sammy Long, Chuluota; Mrs position w ss displayed at ths “top secret" bv the Army.- They Ambassador to Yugoslavia will out the county ns to their choice approved bv the medical sta ff who
dlan Communists a fu r th
nf 1,6IH) bonks uvnMnblc by the vver? in attendance.
e the m ystery of radar, the be Richard C- Patterson, J r.
)om * .Cochran, Lake Mary. C, Florida B ut* Fair In Tampa lost
muniat Party ws* outl*
S tale fur school libraries wild
^ ' Stowart. B, A. King, Mra. February and the Dade County jm plkated N o r d e n bombslght
the early stagea of World Wi
suitable for various grades rang
Fair In Miami lost month. Th* hlch until recently was mel.iing from the first through the
n
a
s r s nine trailers with th* unit a n dn*d fend operated by men or12th.
SCHOOL BURNS
now b«ng. displayed at Waochula, tred to w ear sldearm s as pYnMr. Law ton pointed out that
oabotagt, and th*
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irati
following j r v « r*'**E ^d Lakeland, and
Tlfefn*s
City. Th*_ tection against
|3,C00 worth uf these books
DAYTONA BEACH. Apr.
• on th* Board of Dlrec, tour will continue throughout thri Inner m*chani*ms of th* no#* and
would lie available fur schools
Ted Williams was gran
MV— A blase starting at
Mrs. Stmt* o f Florida and eventually tail section# of th# famous B-20
Mis* Mfeude R*m*ey,
R
Light showers, which this m orn In (he county next y ear, and building perm it el the Cit;
night, destroyed
" the
1 southern
'*
--------suner-fortress
which nsrformed
cover *11
state*.
yuperfort res*
ing followed heavy thunderstorm s would he paid for by the aUto Wednesday to erect a 94
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Street negro l fortress which performed so and
The public Is invttod to vl«H
squalls w estward In th* Gulf
brought the fire
In the raid* onHhe Japanese of Mexico, war* - welcomed by textbook fund due to the fa rt room houst a t Georgia
th*
(how
and
a««
som*
of
the
that teachers and pupils have on W est T hirteenth .Sttoot.
ftor t t I
Itrs of th* pr*«*nt day Army
grow ers of both citrus and v*ge- handle! tcxilxmks with so much
'A
lso
motion
picturaa
Force.
A
unique
contrivOMMT
tables os relief from the draught core, that it has been unneces
A meeting of the Dem ocrats |
t
actual combat will be
th* Talking Turret. This
of the past two and a half
.
H gadtii
sary to replace them a s freely Executive Committee of See '
that
war*
pr«
‘
TR* la*t rain of any conse a t predicted, and therefore the County of which James
A rate o f thanks was given a B-20 gun turrat atouoUd a
to tha public,
a flat top trader to. simulate
quence was on March 29 when funds ran be used fo r library o f Ovlodo to chairman, will
average soldier. U* i* *bl#
■how la aceompenlid by rainfall totalled one half , im h, book*.
held at StOO o’clock this
k and move hla head . —
and man who have seen according- to Dr. TL W. duprecht
at tbs Seminole County
th * , past two y*«n . "Wt have
any question directed to
TO REVIEW MANEUVERS
overseas as pilot*, navi- of the Cmtral Florida Experi
House;
undff th#
bombardiers, gunners, re- ment Button. On the d*y fol
and concerning tha Air Force, ita hi*and the oppor*
WASHINGTON, April 18. </P>
tan and Bight engineers. M*n
Men ing, it rained o n ly 'one tenth of
_ _____ ____^ident, | shell
Seminole County memh
It offera to the
e ,ccoast
o a s t of
oi Fran.'i
r r a n / i an inch. Until today, every April President Trumen will
mapped th
the,
review the Florltla Petroleum la
vor to carry oo," sold Mra.
tho nation.
t o , D-Day, bombed Germany day yeas ■ dry day, with tha maneuvers of a carrier task fore* rommittee
a l wh’eh
of, the Atlantic Float on Mon- Woodward o f Jsc'
result that i
It
day. Tho P r .- t l ^ t wljl Irave Ifw
to - it
St*x
'
^aeraU rif.
Mr. Henry Wight
ilDies At His Some
On Park Avenue Troop
GENEVA rBwilxri-land, A'pr7"to(
(A V - The organisation created
afte r World W ar I to insure
peace for the world die* tonight.
Only a few farewell speeches
and ratification of noma final
decisions - r e m a i n . before the
League of N ations clo se s its
books 20 years, three months and
eight day* a fte r ‘ It was created.
A- board -of n in e—wlil - handle
the liquidation of the League's
ai-nti
of
911,7W,000. The
Lea ru e's building* and technical
Legislative Defeat Is
W prst Suffered By
. . Truman Since Be
coming President
Nation's No. I Southpaw Heaves First Pitch
.Gen. Marshall Plans
An Early Conference
Canada Is Futile
Mrs. Rawlins Named)
Head Of Association 1W i K d 'T w w K 'M
U. S. To Recognize
Tito’s Government
Display Of AA.F. in stru m en ts And
Equipment Slated Mtond&y and Tuesday
“ L fsraJu W 'i.
Rain Is WelcomedBy Local Growers
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TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
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'•*«Muhs*»WW hopoP'fWU 'IhfaOfepresenta a final an<) Compute
relinquishment of OPA control
on this product. Naturally we Dry Cleaning: Dept.
would have rejoiced ever more
enthusiastically had the slow*
movinir OPA taken action *evera) month* ago, when FIor)4»’s
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might have shared m
ship 'committer was lormcci an) m int, from th at market urc just producer*
the benefit* from that action.
Concrete Pipe, Buildintt IHocks, Rendy-mlxcd Conctple.
plana for drive to add tn e rim n getting under way. Hearn, peas, That,
to my mind, Is a major
Were made. In the meantime.- nid squash and oilier line, of produce point of
criticism of the OPA—
Septic Taokjy C o n&cte Fence PoMt, Well Curbw knd
members .are urged to send in ijue--reaching the market io-xuh Ugjpely that ita aloy- motion proc ~ z - ,S f ib u M
their renewal.,
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stnntial voitime.
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*redtirc so often pSnallieJ, rather
| P r o p e r ty M a rk e rs
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The 'committee on soil improve . “The live stock market at than bcncfUa the producer. In j
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ment reported that the Hurra’i Aicmiis. will hold its first auc th is particular case Floridians
%
la almost ready to start offrrinic tion sale of the season. May 7, have suffered heavily, and from
all HeniEnolo County- farmers river Manager John D. KClIey ha* an what I hear of prices frequently
muck or stable manure at cost. nounced. The Arcadia market has charged for strawberries. If |*
As soon as estimates of costs aru also been put through in exten a bit hard to ace where the
made, growers wilt be advised, sive 'face lifting' and improve consumer has benefited very ma
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and wltl be signed for their re ment program by Its * veteran terially.
quirements. C. It. bswspn, county manager. An unique feature ot
Snnford, Florid*.,
agent and chairman of this com this program. Is the construction
Th deepest diamond mine Ip
mittee, pointed out that Seminal*) of n commodious outdoor lobby, the world is the Kimberley Mine
County products are noted forJ adequately ami comfortably fu r in South Africa, extending 3,flp0
their extra fine quality.
1nished. for the use of live stock feel below the exrth's surface.
Further plans to control floods producers and buyers
were reported by the Bureau's
“The Plant City m a r k e t
Handball was introduced into
drainage committee. County Com handled 3D.077 packages of mixed
missioner J. y. McClelland talked vrgetildes, during the iast week the United States from Ireland Join the Easter* Tarade, even if
Furniture Rebuilt
S& these smart new Mallory 1)raids and weaves—made ,y> on the water supply. A* irriga ly report-period, states Manager about IH40.
of the finest straws obtainable from The Bahamas and
tion Is of mnjor Importance *0 R. E. Johnson. New* of the week
you don't buy now clpthe*. Coats,
and Recovered
Seminole g.ul.crs, grave concern from -that market has been spot
South America. Choose your Mallory straw hat from
suits
and
dresses
cleaned
our
Way,
wa»
expresses!
over
reports
of
lighted by the rrcord-hreak,:t*r
our big assortment of. flittering shapes for every type
LEflAL NOTICE
lowered water lahlea. and further ■price of Hl> rent* per pound paid
Your furniture will took liko
of face. And wear your Mallory knowing that It is
you’ll agree, look a* shop' m;w
study of these' problems was cie- for okra as shipments of |h l
now, wilt Wear better than ever
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r
k
'Crat ttttlitJ'-—specially processed to resist showers!
ct»eo upon.
,\w llr» If. h e re III
| %r n (ltd I n o as the day you bought thorn!
when our expert* rebuild and
product opened. I'cpper, squash
p rnRH
• n lnu*li»e«« jfA topical new Mallory style is the Sportstriw,
Sports
above.
lecover it.
Only the finest
Mr. Cullum reported that the and beans and other prml(i-c aFtttirlil
1. wttilrr ll*» |i*-||||ti|tB iidtni'.
. » ton it ruction materials used,
with its fashiohablo pinched crown aad draped ' ■
Florida Farm Bureau, co-operat moved In heavy volume dur ng ||iH iltV U \ N l i r A l U f i»n«l «h»t
inirn«i in r f f t i l F r u i 4
p u rphone 1112 for a-free estimate
band—yours to enjoy today, lor only J,
ing with the American Farm the week,
• »».«»»»■ ** • lir lonjiM «»i fhv- K U *liland choice of materials.
Bureau, hail set up a service for
"Incidentally »e nave net* ’
Karlif» H lo lu tr
all. Florida growers to ailverti.o with considerable, interest the an Iwst. . . . . . r l**« I'.lo*• w ill! Ih * **|rrk
(t»p C*
p d ilH » I i*«iilm »lft
and help dispose of Florida per- nouncement from Washington this Df
$£.9 5 to $
.
tsn ah r
'unog period* ot over week that ceilings on Arsw- (’•ju n t f. T l o r1l*'U \\ j*t*i
production.
hcrriei are to Ik> lifted m tv^just
r .l lV E N T \i. n *A Ili» e ,
m iim v, i a m '
, A eoMmillee - for Seminole as the J^mlsiann Shinpipg *e**h«
F V * I p tiltllr m lp p A p r il I %. IP ffl
County was set ' up lo report on U opening. We rejoice lyilh our
1.he Jot It of rach.numth_lUohnli!e Louisiana frier,d* in tllclr. good
Sunford Avenue
Phone 1112
Crop production* for the followIn r month. When it i. judged
Owned nnd Opcniletl by Ex-dervicetncn
that supplies will be heavy, titi priie ccilingi on perlsha dees
Florida- Farm Bureau, said M
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
“At nil lime* r e met courteous
Cullum, will contact the American amt prompt wrvire. .and sym
Farm Btirrau Federation, which pathetic urd :rst.»tiding of our
will In turn, urge *11 re.ail out- juol lems bo:h fiom y m and jf'rur
lisa n * M i* , TrW M a w r * M Bv*
lots to feature such products, mid offlrv 'ot CC,
Wto m Mag m M S Xwif I ks
in thi, way partly, li .mi w.iotl
*‘U'e would lie rrrnisi if we dbl Suifmr* »tm i»r da* pesoity of mmnea or
avert a glut on the market ami not alro p .rtlnjlm ly congratulate
low price*.
y o u o n ImVlflft t IP fin*?
f*l utwrt tftifnifh, indizttM m . c » . Isfirtlea/ft, i t «
Thi* program, he pointed out, >mur a.pirtanL Mrs. Mary Me.
^
w a s' enrrico out this season on ( buI y, wiiii helped producer* in vmt» or nomiLK V'rt"» *'<>*:r.v lur x
CUSTOM M^DK wooden blinds, wnrp-proof. No
eelery
when
tilt
market
became
m rtsl slnt* "lined due Ip climatic conditions. All typo
*0 ninny wnys. Piece" extend nurj ,Touchton Drug Company and 1 ____
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evidence that It was very bon1- thank* to lo r nl*o."
drug stores everywhere.
blinds repaired- Free estimates.
*v«r-»upflied, and there i* gmxl 1
I ielal,, Th™ .•—
„ , ...
„ d,,a n !'
ic ,----rounfry
has. uu.se
■ tM M x n a n m n o n n a *
umtsunl quaritil v of celery *1ii
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO.
season at generally hotter pries* *
than wsruld ordinarily be expected.
CA1*T. C. HOLTBCLAW. (Retired). Owner
Shipments to dale hiue run nearly
1005 E Fourth St.
I'hone 197-W Before Noon
(RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR .
per c nt heavier than during
It "t year.
Real Estate Sales- -Rentals—Mortgage Loans
'T h e resolution of thanks
to |
A. U. Peterson, read a* follow*: !
“Growers nnd shipper* of Semi
Dependable Insurance anil Bond*
nole- County e/teiid to you *incere thank* for a difficult Job wrli
’hone 9f>0
Hoorn 4, Florida State Bank Buldlnb
done, under clrrumstanct-s most
trying, and regulation* which
wero Uyond the understanding of 5 "
-row .ra anil shlnpers," stated the 1
lureitu continuing; "At all time* I
wv found you rsxdy and willing
Why Suffer with
*0 h»ln 11. with our prohltms.
ROBBS HOME BAKERY
“ASTHMA”
and “HAY FEVER”
Without this Bsilslance, growers ’
Xiin r hip nets would Have been
ihf THE COWAN BUILDING
TRY
'lost' in the mine of intricate and
regulation*
governing
w y a a a a a * . . . . . * " - — “ " " " - ‘- ‘‘- n m f y ir v w in n n n n n r obsture
Asthmanefrin
■Peterson: L a u d e d W ilson’N o te s
By Farm Bureau Signs Of Progress
For Work On Board During State Tour
mal
lo
rt
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
;
| Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
it
You Still Get Imported Straw
in a MALLORY!
7.95
SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
B. L. Perkins
1(12
Don’t Ignore Stomach
Ulcer and Gas Pains
lllE I I I = lh i= ill= H I I E I I I E I I I E I I I = lll= lll= ! I I E I il=
For Your Bedroom
.
ROLLS
KES
ES
BRillOS
The new nnd effective
Inhnlnlional
therapy
method that haa given
relief nnd ttatinfac*
lion to thousand!*.
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT10 Day Trial
Contra Indication)* for
the use o f thla product
la on the label.
Touehton Drug Co.
COUJR SPECIALIST
*
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FREDERICK
PAINT EXPERT
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SLADE
Interior Decorator — Designer
. Over 18 yean* In Winter Pw|c, Fla.
Room and color planning — — W rite P. O. Box 481
3HI
ZH
111
AREFULLY
LEANED
LOTHES
For thone of you who tove-the
graceful charm of period
furniture, this suite is ideal.
■j j
Can be had in honey-toned
maple or rich, hnnd-ruhbed
l 7i
mahogany . . .
WATCH FOR OUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE! 1
LOOK BETTER
There are U nseen Crow ds
WEAR LONGER
BRING THEM TO UU
FOR SATISFACTION
Traveling along lb* highways jo * often glimpse
poaceful landscapes with no noUeo taken of Ibe telephone
line* ekirting the roadway. Though'not noticed the** are
. . . .
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.
line*—that am crowded day and
MODERN STREAMLINED SOFA
using the service only If roallr neetwart ,
? ? ? £ * ? f i nupany la e* l* r|l« ' tks capacity of these
M *ft«ys by building its
Ha aad draulta. When tk
again be able to talk ee
For pletuyreable service during waking or ileeping hours,
eaay motion tunui thla luxuriously uphcAstercd sofa in*
to a uoublfr bad. It has « concealed compartment for
bedding, Exceptional value priced from
t-V wl: ,
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In Unlly There Is Strength—
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THE WEATHER
To Protect the Peace or Ihe World i
To Promote the Proires* of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Partly cloudy. little* change In temperature
through Wednesday.
.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAl’EK
V O L U M E X X X V II
v « -i
G.I. Prisoner
* Says Soldiers
Badly Beaten
jDry Weather '
U.
) Causes Alarm
! To G row ers
A w aits Trial
%
Irrigation Of Groves
Reported Underway
By County Farm
Bureau
P resident
Soldier Takes Stand
D uring Court Mar
tial O f Litchfield
£ 'D etention Site NCO1
LITCHFIELD, E n g la n d Five GI prisoners refused to
testify last week in the Lich
field detention cflTftip brutal
ity trial for fear of retalia
tion, but one f)f them 1took
the witness stand, today.
The soldier, Otto Holt, a s
serted that Americans.in the
Jlcam p were bemten. viciously.
Holt declares that Theater Judge
Advocate Brigadier (Jeneral Ed
ward Delia, assured Jilm that ho
will not hs mistreated for giv
ing evidence.
Holt and four olher pzUoner*
previously refused to testify un
io n they hao assurance fron.
War Secretary Patterson or aome
other high Washington official
that they would not be mUtreated
• for what they might aay,
•
% Holt, who i* from Oilman, III.,
took the aLand thia morning In
the court martial of Staff Ser
geant Jamra Jonea, of Muikogee,
Okln. Holt teatlfied that he eaw
Jonea forte another prisoner
against
agali------a courtyard
------ . - . wall. a i Lichfield nnd Iteot him In the atomach
with hi* flute for twenty minulca.
Holt said further that Jones
and other guard* heal a priaoner
until he foamed and bled a t the
mouth. Ho said thia prisoner was
p l a t e r taken to the hospital.
Grammar School
Pupils Write On
Movie Production
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
E W *W fah*M 908-
Cltru* anil vegetable growers
of Central Florida are becoming
alarmed over drought conditions,
according to M. I- Cullum, presi
dent »f the Scrtiinole Country
Farm Bureau, who reported that
Irrigation of grove* ha* been
under way for several days, upij
’ that Trpurts have lieen touting
in of wells getting lop low fur
., proper irrigation. There Is danger
i from salt when well* get too
| low.
.
: .*
Vegetable crops have (wen affecleu by weuther whirh was loo
hnl and which look Ihe moisture
from the ground. The punt week
*j of cool, dry weather has been
welcome, he added, but has m»t
helped much as further loss of
moisture has resulted.
Celery has been affected in
some degree nnd reports from
Oviedo ami Zellwood state that
while there Is some celery of
fair quality, seeders and black
heart have affecteo other por| lion, of the crop. Ileporta lrom
llelle (Hade a n d ‘ Sarasota are of
___ ______ . I similar adverse effects. The SanBEARDED Gen. Ilraja MHhaito- ^
'and celery deal la
vie. former Yligo.lav Minister i
wtl,
h«v**t,-d storting
shown manacled in an undisclosed . 1
,
prison cell after hi* capture by *
' 1
,
,
Marshal Tito's men on March 1,1.
t n h l.n g e . the harvesting of
lie'll lie tried a* a traitor by hi* which l* nearing its end in Una
country. State Department's re- Mellon. *©©*«« lo 1
f omf.
c
quest that American* be allowed |n ^lnr‘ "bap*. said Mr. < uilunt.
to spank in behalf of Ota general Pht nominal yieots of from t« to
4, still uhnnswered. ( Intcrnstlmmlt
tons per acre, such a* hawnever been known la-fore. have
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. la-en reporled, amt quality i* intid
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a
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lo
lx
excrilent.
Shipment*
are
Henry
Wolcott ' The first picking
ron,inueof forSanford'.*
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When a few weeka ago pupila Name Commander i s ' „ i p. ' r : r . ' h . 1 . , r ' i ' , n (:" ; r
f
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• Calloway this week, and wa«
of the Sanford Grammar School
were guest* of RtU Theater, Man(L ager Bob Harris a t a showing of
• t h e pietutw, "China
• *^15
half no Idea they would im e*Bed
upon to write a review of the
picture, according to B. C. Steele,
school principal.
Mr. Steele merely g»vs the
pupila on Ida* of how a brief
aynopsla of a movie should read,
and then told thtm to go *htaJ
and write a review of "Chinn
Sky”. Of 14 selected paper*,
th at by Walter Routh won the
PTA first prize of |1 . and that
by IHck Butler the second 'p u r e
or 75 rent*.
. ,
The Judges were th rtc Junior
High School teachers: Mrs, T. 1.
Harris, Edward Marsbatl end Ml**
Elirabeth Whigham. W alter Routh
Is the ton of Mr. and Mr*. W. A.
Routh and Dick Butler is the son
of Mr. and Mr*. R. J. Butler.
Ronald Taylor won third . place
and' HtTgh Crowley and Bob K1Tpatrick tied foe fourth prise.
- v The following la the review by
• W alter iRouth:
“China Sky waa tha story of
American an-t Chinese doctors In
China when the Japanese were
•
. bombing China. They were tend
ing the wounded at a Chinese
euppy base, which the Japs had
b«en bombing tor months.
“A guerilla band had brought
In a Japanese Colonel whom their
chief had shot. The chief wanted
him to ,|lvo and stand trial, but
,Aihe escaped when Japanese para•tro o p e rs a t t a c k e d the village.
Thsy were defeating the villagers
when the guerilla band came and
• fought them front behind- They
defatled lb*f
in a f«w
minutes. Tke Japanese Colonel
was captured again and was to
•lv.hung;
"Randolph Scott pUymd a magnlfleent part as Or. Thompson.
Drew was Dr. Thompsons
wife. Ruth Warrick was
assistant*
'
Die! Butler’s review read:
"The picture China B k y ls a
story of the love of Dr, ThompSon and the fight against the
Jepaneee. The Chino#, areru keep
ing the Jape front A' pwnmUio.
Iraida the mountain wgs a factory
. from which the Chlntse got their
supplies to fight the Japs. Dr.
Thompson, an Amartcan, came lo
hslp tfe Chlnoae. ~Tb# plants
.u g w - e ^ s
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7*“ n A
ta n * « * « * , •
Jap general who eM shot badly.
h» waa bettor ho »hot a
n doctor And soeaped. The
Jepe^jRd
make. dally raids
w day Jap . . . „
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V /I
I p fln n tl
L iV g tU Il
r f l Q l »ent to northern market* by
1
truck. Quality ia reported to bn
■ eu-ellent
y*iW
Peterson Calls
On Citizens To
Cast Ballots
Jack Ratigan, W, G}
Kilbee Are Other
.Speakers A t Rally
•it
lh<> duty of every man
and woman In thf* county>' to
in take
the responsibility of their franstii*r seriously and to go to the
|to)l* on "election day nnd vote
areorling to the dictntg* of their
conviction*," A, it. Peterson, form
ii defense council er.-ontinotor
nnd bend of the War Price and
Rationing Board, told a group
of Sti citin-ns, mostly women, who
met la -1 evening at a voting
rally at the Court House.
•
Other hpenkera introduced by
Mr*. Maymo Hodgkin, chairman
of the meeting, wrre: W. (!. KH*
bee, chairman of the Board of
County Comm **lonera, nnd Jsck
Hntigan. president of ih . -i.
Chamber nt t.oinmerte.
.
"If nil of our ciliten* no this,”
continued Mr, Peterson, "Wo nee>l
have no fear of rule by n despot
ic minority or by tho*e who aro
influenre.1 i.. inn (or office purely
for auarandiieiuent. personal or r
organised t he vital need of this ;
nation today i< for serious. In* '
telligrnt tiller*. The word* of
the gn-ai i hnrrhill come to mind"Too- tittle mid too late.11- Must
wt tmi Im* .iwakened by a nation
»l calamity. hecau*e loo few
realised tin* power Id their vote*
and the i>'-t wet** too late."
He urgtsl hj* hearer* to recall tHF. m .D NEW YORK CITY nUILDINC on the Worm . I an
„• ■„ Ft,.Hung Meadow I | v,.„
the price paid for iibertv at ? '” *
a* Ihe interim meeting place of the United S„l,..,K
| A-.-ml.'lv " i’.'rior.-,l
Concord lln-lgc, Vnllry Forge, the (topi t. an cho*en
evcellrnt nit vie-, of the New York CRy Building. »h,f„ ,t
,, u „„ ,lltrr„,t
t>f
Alamo, Gettysburg, San Juan Hill, y.r »| aeinn* »tMi, run- u lii, t, now Mouse, n niunlci-al skating .,nk New t .,it, t „ y *v,l| spend * I .’ini.
Chateau Thierry and Iwo Jlma vQijii ___ rpmty
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t fh% rjuphini* MiehIhw fair ki 'ou htln a r e n
“<li« •I 1t.i*■i n ■
I *’
S a i*l
\m
V iiU'OlirtL' irhvil*
and poliite.1 out that those whosajui,,( V.,r Se|denii’er
I Iiit«.xniMl3**t-ail i
Mrsoiiai Mggrntidimiuent i* an I
Usue a! the holts will nut tie ah-1 “
dnimunder OT Joint Operntion IJet-lures
Ilenrs N*i/i
Estitnuted ‘Figure Of $f)2f>,<H)(),0(H)
Say He R ein sta ted -------------- .t s B r o s s Kxaggerall«n
\K \ Sh I -i n
I*
Religious Freedom Sil 11IIIrd ( oiU C rt
lln it
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.T,.r n.m
Orchestra
Flans
;I’riu tice Tomorrow
hett
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th.. *> .
1 hi- * lit t •-* t |ti
t»i»t 1!»■ I.
f th.
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Inmates of Prison
In Manitoba Grab
Control Of Jail
Expedition Tipped Off That Mexico
Plans To Seize Gold Of Santa Rosa
Six More Germans
Jailed As Members
Of Nazi Spy Ring
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NEW YORK. Apr. 1« m —
The United Nations Security
Coil lie iI him postponed uction
on a Tlussiiiti letpiest that the
WlAO'of Iran he dropped. Eight
lelejplte-s lined up against remnvjutr the Soviet-1 ruriiatl
mat tor from the agenda: Pol
and Jiaeked the Russian move,
am) the lltli member of tho
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in
T ed
F ttT
r«tunrii. Prnitre. [ rfscnl.Ml n rdlfl*
fnomivi* in^inmiil,
ilidrifutc*
Ttu*
Krench
tliiK Informn-
liud liifiti » I e|hii I
whnh ivI'ltlil he istihmitlril to thi
k'.Mici.tl it M’luhlv* which hu*et|t ou
Sept.
Tin* Krrnrh move uouM
have the effort of taking the rtae
off of th.* nmiu'it'g dockets
•Ilefoie the «.mrvdi adjourned
until Ilslio 11• m.t (KHT) tomorrow,
France. Ilu^in :istil iNiI^ntl jometl
in ihUiiK immediate i m«i terntion
•*f the S|hiiii«>h ptidd ill, iNdnrd
Iiiia (dimmed that the regime of
tleneriil^'iiih* Ktiiimi N rndiinjjer*
imr ft nt Id 1 1 ai e hi.I i Hut Spain U
•■■r\nur *h It. i t•i \ i « w h n ore
:tt t 11»r 11 «d hoh'i*- i c-ijilili <
mit new
•
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- f • • tUMittr vi nrfare IlitWI flit * hrii i ntnn t>f the me I■
w Ht i/tm I n i hi. lint nut i*tatc
I’-.i
• it r
,i|,f |.(j t ikon up when the
no ' s ! ttiem-A
lltt
Vnyt'i it.ut dideifiltf. h .lward
: u ■•!(» • i-'
ttivturiM fh a r hts go?-
it tid'd -r ill
uni think It
vi *• i*• di«*|« ihr 11 ntimti fn*r Initite>haii I\ St* MrmiM ,tt one point
lid he W.lilted to HlAat .* It clcir
mi theie wn-» mi in ten tio n to
h -hnn llie llitrifrity of Uu?si*».
Hi* t im e*4
*1 legate. Dr. Quo,
j .... #»'d ihe thlinkw t»f the council
f.-t to,
rut chniniTun. Tmnor*
w he will tie rtjphm nt b>' the
lm ptnin
Dr
H nfrt
iifi Ihi hj the *has? roan-hip of
j ro.im it rn. .iRf**
* id^qth.
Holland Against ’
Centraiizutiun Of
Federal Functions
FORT M VFRS
M1* \ * ' iif""' 'iM
ni. i11 .11•-ft jn
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note Hlffh School and vclciwn
‘ . rn* " y j t e * win?* ncrU hnvp i intcnd to vote* IntoJIiiriHUly when j
'-Hjltitiun A^rHohi f h r t|
fiHiEiltih
r f‘>r t nr*
ftejti
W(*iln'-il>y
rvi’iiini:
nt
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let
World War It ua fir^i vice
Q«wWy- Mw y «
1,1" y [that time cornea," ah© (Iceland. . coitqOori.il iuou of th© Suvl
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o'clock m lo t music -.... a at the I
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Mr. Kilbee, in n brief mlk, Union
P.
Hitt
fitly
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Jiitinil
1
stated that there were ■,011(1
Rosenberg *aid that u-* tteirli Grpmnmr School in-dcml of nil 11'ljire tii.it ivlim he K»■I hi * fc,1in
people in the rnunly who bail mil minister fm iKTUpled Eiiropenn Thursday evenin g a , |. r o ir rlj. it J(tfitr mnl" p. I ‘I• - it,it! ■■lUnitin
s
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m
” u miiitoiinr©'I Iim| i»v Ity ttCi.rui* i tin 1
vice commander: J. o . Il-iff ns beans and are drying up liefore yet registered and *hould Jo m i .
- | i I J.i.l Ml.,DM*
"il.I
finance offlcerf'Dr. 11 W, UucKtr a secdml picking can be made.
"It i* Up to u* to rdurnU- tin- territories, lie pul religion, free- K«*lInW%. JlUTlOl
f«u r.J,
h..
iittti
.th>»t hi i
chaplain: Capt. Earle T.
1 hr torrhmtra mn<l
it* fiMt $ 11'tljiim M. 4 1,1,
*jseti *.•> Sit v
Ttiare bi a big crop of pepper* people to do thi*." he declared, dom on a legal hn*i* towaid th
Loucks a* historian; Sid »*irh" ^ t i ln Seminal. Ciunty thls »pring. If- we e*peet to maintain our end of lu ll
imhht a pprurajirr *»f thi* venr *$t 111it n t .
.v >re
rC|„,rt**«t in leadership, and power, we must j Rosenberg l-ro-he,| aside charVPn
flr., as sergeant at arm*, nnd and. *o *far ,u
It I hjiiii
they
ara reporteil
r Ifi ii ■- i-V 11’
R. A. Cobh, Jpel Field and l.lnyd tie -looking fine.*. Harvesting i vote and vole Intelligently.*'
UK- thr i ft**iit Fiiniror N (ifhi )>t*>ijli'iiii» f
I th»l he actively perrtrutrd
Mmry, f«*i
hirli
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i * fl ,, .
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i ion.
|(r
t. i
lii* 1111!ii111(I that t«t i itii
F. Boyle a* executive eiimmittco- espected to start In about tw
Jnrk ItntifMin lir r lm n l tliut i«»t
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the ,\;it h*iin I > i jilt't "iiiir (five t W .**. lu till ltd * |*!.iyVi! ft.i ,1
mtn.
weeka lime.
T r y Mffht u »It u r n h»n, hi* n l n .
...
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I (T
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k . L 7»0(Mi*IMlil infills-* III 4 fill 1i'll I*-* Ml* ft* i»il*t i - f >I'HI - Hrl.ifr ihe ,m (it i.t!
Ilplegstes named for th- slate ' The cauliflower deal would up bit\% tin nliliKntton.
one nr which 'l * * . . . .
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com
pared
convention were: Ntd Smith, Mike this week after a most sucre**- i* to vote. He defined Item
the k’M op umlri
Mi
Frl! »\v =» Ih e B it
ii- t
.in - it i» t ilt .- a t I,*
Reus, Victor Green, John Caul foi season and quality wn* of the - rrary nn th» rule of the peonle favorably to tho-e in France un i •hi rtii.n qiliiVnl weekly inrirpst* nthei
■> >l<i th e y cu n
Russia.
field, L. E. Tew, and Georgj best, bringing many compliment* and told of the ancient assemblies
ill the hiitiilKnt'll. The
$v('* rtiUit.
l it in i till* -i 'i n n , ml
Rosenberg
*nid
In*
pilncipai
Bleele.v Alternate* namml were: of the trade to locsrgrower*. It at Athens, ‘Greece where reprethtu *»f the nrchruli.i i» Ini by g e it u i
W, P. Chapman, Carl Mines, W .J. ls expected that this will licrome , irritative* were circled. He told Job was. to givr lilrns to Aiiolf Rnymimii Hull nf l^ikr Mary, *»rd
try* the result* of |h"
Ida,i
llartlsy, Gerald Mann. Henry an Important crop here,
: how party machines such as dam- H itler,. H e ,, lenieil . that he ever b*fth lie null Mr. FeHhWA htiv©
will lii-lii the .United Blttte*
Wolcott and Jlabum Mil wee. (
Digging of-red bliss Potatoes, Inn ted by T a m m a n y Hall in used the ,SS to Mipre** his spirit n^ruri’il a fin© librnry nf <n h©h- te*t
lu he wliitl iil.iioly *a)ii the r *1
ml
A oumliei nf Ju ilor of tin* worlit >\|.ect* u* to le'M .
The following new members Started this week In .Seminole New York, ami Pendrrgraat in ual opponents, but concqrlfd that iil-.-l
* _ .. 1 school
t.... 1 s t u
lilt/* iHowever,
i u n s i v » | very
j few
" were • Kansas CHy, took advantage of soma of his co-workers wrre in IU k Ii Si*c h1..................1
o o l : nnd high
were Inducted: Richard Healy, County.
Ihu letlili-i of Jli'CC nation^ whi-.il
... .be eon- (h« laxity of. citizen*.
Voters touch with the polite.
dent* h i c now In tile orchestra.
John Hudson, -Frank Gattln. E. K. grown here and sales will
*e,>k nothmir hut n jo*l iiiyi In !
Talbott, V. P. Britton. V. E. fined mostly to trucks and mixed should watch the conduct of peo
Tho Nazi piiilsopher said hts
Mr. Fellows today *»id that lie ing |H-sce
ple in office, ho declared.
written judgment* of chrUtinti would like to renew I in- concert
Carroll. C. M. Whlrfdon, J a , Ralph ears.
Adiiin.il ill indy my* t,hui the
churches have l>ecn severe and program n* given Ih-Poio the wnr,
llill, If. C, Eptn, J. G. Lee, A. 0.
critical, and added that hi* book* and that he would like to in- nnlioa'. | oat war tinned fuicr*,
Jarrell. D. L~ Little, G. E. Elliott,
however, wilt t.e definitely and
- C. MeBee, M. A. Dial. R. 0 .
cn-t,*.* tlie size of lito urrhestrn m ail.-.Ili iif/ecicil hy tin- impli
Tho earthquake that ahook Ran have not been without errur.
Whltmelr, J . II. Goodrich, R. R.
so
that
it
Would
he
on
n
par
with
Roscnlrerg
maintained
that
a
Franclaco in 100(1 could lie left
"f the atomic hmnt .
Harris, Jr., H. G. Htons and
for 730 mile* from Oregon to 1-os deep enmity exiited btlw rrn him the Orlando Civic O rrbeatn iif. cation*
The
f’lu-mruadi. ‘
D. G. Sheppard.
and
Hitler**
official
*hailow,
Mar
which Or. Kenneth K. Steady, chief say*"ttpi-mtion
Angeles and as far ea*t a* Nev
fnitl et that it i* nece.ctin
Ilnrmnnn.
ada.
Pat Johnyon reported th at the
osteopnlhic physirinn. i* condtic- *ary to olduin information promp
Navy team won the .shuffleboord
tor. lie urged that imulclun* in tly on tlie ili-sl,motive efforts of
contest on Veterans Homecoming
Sanforil devote one night n week (lie alt.mo Immii :igain*t »nr*lii|.*
to pi art ire w ith'the orche*trw in Admiral lllaruly my.* tiiat pend
Day, R. A. Cobb and John Saula,
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Mani
were the final two winners.
onlcc that concert* may i«> helil. Ing rtivli time o* the ur$ of ntm-dc
Joel Field, 7th Legion district toba, April 1A (JP)— The 45 Inenergy for u;u fare i* outlaw cl.
mates In ths Manitoba Jail for
commander, reported that he r*- women
il I* necevary that American -1chave undisputed poszession
reived many compliments front
vigoers tiiul •trnlcgista learn n*
the delegatee on the way In which of th* priaon after more than
much a- |Hi*«ible now a b o u t UnMIAMI, April 16. (AT— It look# Spanish conqueror t.'ortz* in 1520.*
the district conierenes was con 14 boon of rioting. .
effect* of the weapon. S a y *
Tho troubl* b*gan al »upp*r like deep sea diver Irvin William- To that, Williamson is quoted a*
ducted here, particularly concern
Blandy:
saying,
“
I'm
not
going
to
bring
mmmmmmmma________»
l
time
Sunday
when
the
women
b*.
in g the barbecue prepared by Fred
" (O thersi»e, they will l>et gnii>gan * food protest that got out ht finishes his hunt for Ins trea the gold into the United Slatei
ing th lir way along a dark road
of oontrol.
- » sure' believed - above the aunksn if there |* going to be any tiligswhich may lead to another and
Baffled police'have teen unable Hants Ross. In Miami today, on over it. I'vo already put too
worse 'I’eail Harbor.' **
to break through furniture bar Williamson said he had been uch of my own money into Ihe
SHANGHAI. Apr. 10. W>—
ricade* and hav* been unsuccess- “tipped o ff that the Msxlcsn Search,'
American, intelligence officers jsdlFilms To Be Shown
fill in an attempt to halt tha Government plans to seize the
Summer* tav* Williamson hs* ed six more Nazi* today. Tho
t mors than $100,000 on German* were arrested in con
A t M eeting Tonight demonstration* with t*ar pa*. $30,000 COO in pur* gold reputedly
Early thl» morning, they had cached aboard ths Spanish galleon
quest for the trtasure, which nection with the Nazi espionage General Marshall
ruing to legend, carries with network that is reported to have
Mrs. ‘Mary Rawlins, laboratory given up and contented them- If the- gold Is found. The long
Arrives In Tokyo
the curse of the anelent king operated in China long after VE
technician at the Sanford clinic, aalve* with guarding the prison lost* wreck of the vessel hss been
rediscovered b* Williamson's ersw
ths Aztecs, Montezuma,
and ens of .the directors of the to prfTtnt anv pscaprs
Day in violation of the surrender
TOKYO, Apr. 10 (AT—Presi
hav* broken mrat of explorers between Key West
Seminole County Health end Tubfor the search Itself, weather terms.
dent TrumSh’* spcelal envoy to
_______In th* windows of and Cub*. They haven't bwn able
crculosis Association, today urged
I
t
also
has
been
announced
In
Itlona still hold up further
China—G e n e r a l , of the Army
, ___ __to take .advents#* of
(tim tetory JaU. They have to search the ship’s Interior tQi
the public
underwater to tne ahlp. Shanghai that seven other per George M a r * h n 11-arrived in
tha prison yard with determine whether the gold is stiU
the showing of films IllusUtlllg
sona
have
been
held
in
Canton
iatnson’s expzdltlon ahlpa are Since last October. They are either Tokyo today. after landing at
ftmtl'ltr* thrown from tha aboard.
the conqueat of discos* among
nearby AUugi airport. The form
Ohs representative of the ex l*d up in a secret cove in the suspected of ‘playing a role In h r Army chief of staff was ac
Indians of the Ns vsho reserva
lorlda Keys, s t i l l uncertain the eiplonare ring, or nre mntcrim m "toa night the inmstss pedition — Joseph Summers — rhether
tion.
the sea-rotted hulk of a) wltnessre. Three are German companied by Mrs. Marshall nnd
Th* films wlR be shown at tho wandered from window to wlrdow says "we have received word
Mrs. Henrv Hyruadc, wife of
Sant* Rosa has long since consular officials.
this svsnln# a t 'iiOO shouting "Wo want the attorney that the IfeWclan Government In
Brlgadlrr (ieneral llyroaile, who
remfai
emptied of its legendary
' They also u n g — -and tends to slop on attachment on
Seven men believed to h*vo U aide to Marshall.
•"•■Arr ; , eThjn<£;
nr* or whether a fortuiteifc^n connected With the Nazi spjj
_______
. en
. . . ___
gold on Jbe grounds that It rtasur*
“
tan* i£,.
was
"Dent
Marshall !■
rout* back to
tw
ijLr
> t from Mexico by th* wait* them,
ring
*J “ were'* 'rurr |» te d y«»terd«y» his post In Chungking.
t
i
&
r
i
j
.
e, - |
f -•
-
J S iirs a
.N O .
E fc lif D elegates For
Keypinjj; M atter On
A genda As France O ffers ( ’oirtpromise
Where United N ations Assembly Will M eet
Inrly were invited In uttend III
evening
m eeting because they are nu n
in - u llu t im i 1,0 *** d o w n .
i narntivelv nevw in Ihe piditlrnl
commander at Ihe
out (ha! (lie
meeting ou May 20, f"lowIn v ths! CocoMUa *quath are cm,mg ^orM. jml .... ..
i
to
an^trarly
end
due
to
ill
>
N T F R N B FItd
\p l
l« , id ’
Stale convention ni Wp - i t’aim to
mugntgtent 1
job iloiir t i y ' l h r w o n
wruther,
it
i»
reported.
'Inn
;
The
inti
i
nut
ion
Mi
lit,,,
|
t
,
i
,
Beach which will end on V|u\ |H
ell uf (hts .etiunlry and nib,',
Twenty new member» '**'*•• in m ents from this section h»*> c o u n t)lea during die war h o d . btmsl lu»
been
unusually
heavy
thi*
spring
ducted. J. J. Rocco presided.
given them n keener knowledge A |f |p .l iln-rnio-rg testify kftlny
o th er offic-r* elected
eleetcl were;I Tender
Itn a rr green
enren «bean*
. n . arc
-IP moving:
,|lp e(lll,|llct „( g „ v ,,nm .nl- th-,
. lllltlH Wfit! llUlthl i i-in
L. tE.. je
U
Tew,
w , nn
an invininor
irislrncMr «»
"C ^Send-1
i - {"
;---- ’— .” W> miurm
inroml In M
register,
*K‘Mcr, umi
and up
w e,,h, ".' . .......
- ,
r. #1
•V
'
\sKociatnl Press leased Wire
ones Action On Soviet
par
I
A - -
the
N.
M III!
i t-, -11'If I~'
■ •' v.
week
T l’KSOA^', APRIL ifi.
Admiral Asserts Atom Bomb Tests
Will Not Cost Over $110,900,000
m m f
: i. _
nrnl bv next
%
•il .1 I
* I,*. 1 hv ^|«rs*
I.
t .» ( itil*tij St *»*et
I " ? *i j'itt in nn
!i i >. .'.DO
m Fort
.J*
©lint-•* »•, .
•Mi*
■ ♦-
mVv u . .
A hiii
-e
time y.iveniur, iiolinlld
said, in* hud an unusual opport
unity ........... "Uu. tt-ndency on
the patt "( v\.-It uu,-,,! mini pmI.M-nl
|dt- t" |d ■k
f.
k'.H. I li ill - I
uhitli
(UM.pl.
1
I,.*.11.1 I,
Ill- mil I*' l! |
r ia l t'..vi-i min
ff.M.d
>■ '
ill i t t e r *
l>. tha
"I"
he h t-d-
Mi.it
it.*t
to
he
>cm .led
• . ..titer
...
govern itil g o i n g
II. Ir Hi* lo hi«
to . ..coil transfer of
lii-lii- (tower-, from
rrmn the
tin- rouniv
county
.iml I-- al cuvt-i,ime,its to tlie F.- ii itil govrrnntipil." There are well
l,item vni-d peoph- who still think
tlu-vr I fling, con. hettM lie done
by t, centralized tiovernmant , i
Washington. In Washington, how
ever. it t* necessary to make a
pnlletii to fit the- average commvioity. | am sure you do not
lego id your rt.r.imumty a* an
iiiertiwo rot,,,mi,litv ami that you
have problctivt which differ fron
tluiNe u( Ihe average community."
“ I want to he on ij-cord as a
firm l-ellcver that the soundest,
lioi*l econoinicnt. ■over,one,it is
that wliitli is kept <lose to tha
people. Unit is. in the state*, ths
rouniv. or local government*, and
I shall stand file that policy n*
your senator." Hi* pronouncement
of his (Mil icy drew strong ap
plause.
<-!(><it.
Rcheartml Of Drama
Givch Police Scare
MIAMI, April ilk (/IT— For a
couple of minutes the
Miami
Police Department .«>> pretty
worried.
Scream* canto from tho house.
"Stop that,’ a woman yelled.
"I^ l go of nu! Help! Pallcsl*
Then a matt’s voice bellowed
"Why! you old bag, 1 ought to
wring your neck.'
At that moment a police car
drew up In front of the house —
where lights were burning and
people milted about.
Then thz police hurst in — on
n rehears* I by an astonished .
group of Miami Little Theater
player*. They w e n rehearsing a
new drama of domestic difficul
ties.
�THR
Complex India
The Sanford Herald
8ANPORD
HERALD,
tU E S bA Y ,' A PR IL -16, 194G
no, F l o r id a
in h e r it a n c e t a x ;
'JbCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
PHONE
Lalzndai
THE PRUDENTIAL
COMPANY
of AMERICA
•
Herat* Offlc*. Newark, N*w Jersey
:lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll
Playing W ednesday and Thursday!
iust guys from Broadway
aewa safclUbeA
A Great Man
- T UESDAY. APRIL I* _
Wtlir.R VrcKRR FOR TODAY
There i» n o m inU klnB the fetUng that tho AtnericAn
jwnple have for General Dwight D. Eincnhowcr. When, he
•^aOD’8 SPIRIT WILL ‘ CKA8I (il>pearod In Clovelaiid the other day there waan’t much
IF WK 'SNUB ASD IGNtfRI
IT: My spirit »lioll not *lw*y left of the welkin hy the time 7 he got through.
strive With m*n.—Gen. 0:3.
And it in nafu to nay that It will be the name w h e re v e r thin
modest
arid keenly intelligent hero U apt to ahow hU face.
A Song
While
Peoidc
know
the rea\ thing when they ace I t He in a world
(From Tb* Christian Selene*
fig u re who han done n world job.
.
• Monitor I
.-'
-VJHet and gta«n * m il» ii» « . _
And with I t all. he remain# Abe name •imple and modest
White it pur# release: •
mnn that he wah when he began hia immense tank. A
Cool-wa1led waxen chins,
normal
citizen may feel instinctively that here in a man
Cotton sheet* of peace;
1* f
WEDNESDAY
_ Primary,. Lepartment of U»a
F irst papilst Suaday School will
h a rt an Eaater egg hunt at the
church a t 3 : 3 0 ,P. M. with all
toambera being urged to come.
^Coverad dish luncheon a t the
" -man's Club sponsored by the
tlvic department a t 12:30 p. m.,
with Mrs. George Stine ami Mis*
Irene Hinton a* hostesses. A
le a k e r .from Orlando League of
Women Votrra wilt talk of plane
ami work of voter* organisation.
Public la invited to hear the talk
at lt30«p.m .
■
THURSDAY*
Regular meeting* o f Seminole
Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern
T tar at the Masonic Hall nt 8 00
t>. m. Initiation of candidates will
l-< held.
Primary Department of the
F irst Baptist Sunday hcitnol will
have an Easter egg hunt a t j h f
church at 3:30 P. M. with all
member* being ■ urged to come
and bring' a basket and two
Faster egg*.
PRIIIAY
"The Crucifixion" will be sung
8:00 p, m., at tho Holy. Cross
xpisropat Church by linger* from
Si mlnol* County under the direc
tion of Mr*.’ A. M. Philip*.
Mrs. G. R. Dawson ^
Hostess To D.A.R.
Bui ahraya’ human!
W om ans Auxiliary
Has Business Mi
Holy Cross
Episcopal Church
met Monday Afternoon at 3'30
o’clock With Mrs. B. 1 \ Whltner,
Jr., preaiding. Reports were given
by officers and ■chairman of com
mittee* And the president an
nounced th at all chapter* would
sroruor th i men** supper Msy 2i.
Mr*. , W. E. «*v»on and Mrs.
E. Noble srere elected to attend
the convention to be held in St.
Petersburg May 7. 8 and V with
Mr*. R. A. Nswmin and Mr*.
Alex Vaughn as alternate*.
Mrs. 8. O. Cha*», Jr., told of
plana
for«
*.
■for ■E astera decoration*
a___ AaJ iL.
the church and r*cju«ted Ihi •
those who wished to a*»l*t come
to the church at U:00 a. m. Mr*.
W. A. Laffler was appointed
chairman of committee to pur
chase a new store for the Parian
House kitchen and to dlspos* of
th* old one.
-The • president announced lhat
Mrs. Prod Ball was to be chair
man of thp E aster egg hut* which
will he held In th e . garden of
Mr*. 8. O. Chase, J r - on Ea»t*r
Monday for all Sunday School
member*. Plana were discussed
for th# Treasure Sale to be hold
next week and Mrs. U. H. Colaman. chairman, displayed many
interesting articles which will bt
on sola-n t that time.
Approximately M mention a t
tended the meeting.
One white wave-wet- pcblde;
Or A glass of milk;
Or a lamp muted
In dcud-eolored silk.
The City of Melbourne I*
borrowing, $276,000 on revenue
certificates for Improvements to
lUeMVieraga system.. . —
Blow Driving I* Violation Cf
Law Aa Well As Speedlng-headlinr Maybe so, but that's
pot th* chief trouble In th'.*
C6ontry
One thing almut writing a
paragraph column like this: if
you don’t hnvo anything to -say.
yog can always fill up *pnre
INVESTIGATION OHDFRED
WASHINGTON. Ayr. 16, ( /P iAttorney General Tom Clark hoc
ordered the FBI to .investigate
charge* that many msat packs:*
triad to dtfrsud th r govemrosnt.
Clark said there hov* been com
plaints that some packer* pay
U ack-m arkal pxioaa Tor llvaaUtekr
and at the same tune obtain
government »ub»hli*-* by claiming
that they paid legal price* fur
th* rattl*.
• .
Safe A gainst Fire
methods is rrA ptured, and any.
In 19*4 California wa* th* lead
toxic retlduo I* to. diluted befotr
reaching the river that it cannot ing state In the nation In rash
harm fish.' Thb m t l h p d aUo farm Incoma, oroduclng fl.743^
materially cuta down offrnsivc 773,000 of agricultural products.
adf'ts such a* emanate from If*!"
well conducted plants, it was
Ov*r a hundrod U. 8. .46 call
bar pistols were stolen from the
Hillsborough High School ROIC
Armory Saturday night. Wonder
what th* thieve* want with
shiKkcil
said. In
. me"
hRpx
National Council of TeachEnglish.—Tamp* Tribune,
y, nut well Ik-1 high
Grammar purists
«
W hether' It pay* to play the
bookmaker! Instead of th* pari
mutuel* I t Florida'* racetrackr
wa* w*U illustrated In Miam’
the other day when one fellow
won $26,937 on a bet with t
bookmaker bat rouldn’l f.nd him
after the race was over. Farirautuet* are
in .-iorlda;
bbokreeklng Is not.
Do you know how many -ennlt
Were allied because the United
attrtro refused to join with the
Urapt* of Nation) In preventing
aggroerjon when K first made
IU appearance In Manchuria.
Ethiopia and th f Rhineland. W#U.
the latest e*llmat*s have It a<
it the time they Invaded Anslrle
state fireman'* banquet a t T#mpa. lean, l.egimi at ’l^esburg put on
A barb:cue at Roger* Park recent
ly for returned veteran* and more
■
; New Louisiana
than 600 persoh* enjoyed th i reE. R. Wllllameon, com
—------ —V
.
. mere*, J. Q. Stokes, n*gro chall- paet.
LoulHinnn, with a BoriOH 01 descriptive folder* nbout man of th* Abraham Lincoln Re- mander of the po*!. served as
her peculiar merit*, la tcllinsr the world th at henceforth aha publican*, urged them to Join the ina*t*r of cernnunie*.
i* to bo known nx New Loul*innn. This ntate I* producing | ('W •
renter” A $160,000 ritru* packing plant
A dozen Industrial chemicals ; also dehydrated aweet potatoea ttJ D»m i< rtU ' | n Horlda, ho de of th* N*vin- Fruit Company h**
fer it* growing beef nnd dairy herd*; rice hull* th a t make f]*mi that if all. negroes regl»- bean computed on ‘the h a r b o r
Vormin-rencllent
nnd flnmc-re*li»tant homo
insu’.ution;
cal- Itered
were to vote DemUratic. front fill a t Fort PUrc*. Th#
.
a
* ________ . l i
1L - _ . m m
kev
lerixitLI a t i l l fas iv i l f n t m t h a r
building I* of concrete block and
cium nconltAtc from sugar cane; more fur pelt* than any
■test superstructure with heavy
other southern ntate.
asbestos roof, and measures 19*
by itt# feet, including a H. foot
It lend* the South In the number of ita k raft pap«r
High school play* wh*ch a ' f*w coneroi# poFch alH h a way around
mills: hi fourth tn tho hAliott in Halt m anufacturef third in year*
ago w*re tarn* little drama*
bolldlng^ The plant la equip
petroleum. There are 0,000 miles of navigable waterways Ilk* M8h# Sloops to Conquer" the
ped with the latest machinery and
have now been replaced wlih equipment evnlla|>U to the citrus
what Is known aa hilarious chill- i»uhi»try. The*comnany ha* b*#n
thrill irs, to quota th* description handling Indian Riv*r Fruit for
of th* play recently put on by. th* p a n 40 year*.
Palatka High School Junior Clas*.
—to marahnl their *moU. to atop petty complaining about "Scream* In the dark, a hldd*n ' A delicious first tour** ean b#
whnt they don’t have, to take a good look * t the thing* diamond fortutt#, a black-capoI quickly prepared by tossing fresh
they do have and to conalder constructlvdy w hat they can mystery man of death" all figure coqked, shrim p, with R u e * I a n
In the mystery comedy. -At.Lake D ro sm r-to which ha* been added
with them to make living better,
Worth, the senior-clsaa put on a
,
,
.
Mrs. William S t e m p e r and Local Students Make
daughter, Martha, accompanied Stetson
Honor Roll
Mr. Stempcr hack to Miami to
spend some time. Mr. Stamper
April If* <Special)
is empbiyeil by the state Os n S_ Drl.AS'D.
Nine- students, frum Sanford
chemist in Miami.
are listed on 'the Hnnoi loll -it
Timventtry; iv t nnd. m*e
STTsT 'Maude® Ram sey" and ills* StHifttn
Kl*ie Farley spent Sunday in cot ding *0 figures for the wlnlrr
Orlando. While there they vltlt- quarter released thi* week by the
ed Mr*. Frank MkcN'eill who I* Registrar. This is a distinction
confined in the Orlando General given for exceptional scholarship.
' Those from Sanford achieving
Hospital.
thi* honor an-i Von Allen (lltik,
Howard Monticth returned Sun son of Mr a n d Mrs- N. II. ( lark;
day from I’alrn Beach where he Hetty King, d aughter of lit. and
ha* been attending the convention Mr*. R. II King: William K.
of the Ordinary leaders of the MeTecr, *nu of Mr. and Mr •.
Metropolitan Life Ittsurnnce Com William F Mi-Tesr; Joyce Martin,
pany .which wax held Friday and daughter of Mr. nnd .Mr*. Robert
Saturday tit the Whitehall Hotel. G. Martin; I’cify A. Msro, *on
of Mr. and Mi*. I*. A. Mero of
Mr*. Jack Wilkinson ho* re Silver l.«ke; Ralph Ray. *011 of
turned from Tampa when- she- Mr and Mr*. I'rter L Ray; Rob-it
visited her ton-in law and daugh Wilson, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Fred
Grantham,
ter, Mr. and 6fr*. .Marshall Smith. It. Wilson; A l m a
Friend* of Mr*. Smith will I* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. II.
glad to le»rn that she I* recup Grantbami -nml Andrew Myers,
erating nicely from n recent son of Mr. nml Mr*. Andrew L.
Mycr*
operation
tteCapt*
Crowded living Arrangement* have one diaadvAittage H
oven more aoH oiia than diacomfort and frayed dlxpoHltlon*,
, s z s s. s...a s s s m a w ii .l a m > c o n n o l i .y ,
—the danger of fire without adequate mean* of escape. I
JVa-.nhula Garden Clttfenfplay. “ II* Couldh't Marry Fiv*."
Authorities in many ciOcM realize it in imjtoiwible to'
to be Inteteited in growing—-------keen to jh e letter of thelr building codes while the houalng
L* t h i n e * o t h e r l i m n • l U r M w J . . A l F a U l k u t h * f e a r * o f s p o r U emergency contTnuro.
R u f regulallonn concerning fire ‘,-----nd plant.“a*
------- _. tvidenced from thu .....................nstc*. from the Hudson
safety call for the respect'o f every landlord and tenant. '*fact that th*y sponsored n recent Pulp and Paper Mill to be estsb
baby parade. There -were 12 floats llshed . there would a menace
In the college neighborhood of a midwentern city rc- ami
12 blcycla* in the parade, to fish lift in the St. Johns Riwi
cently ItiHiH-ctora were reported an fhtdlng nearly every and «S children partlcipnterl.
have Iteen allaywl by compeny- ofThic*-fourth* of California la
fraternity house in n given block violating tho rules to all
rolling bill* and mountain* which
methods
of
waste
disposal
which
alarming degree. Thpse name buildings can be made tjafer
ruptures a great deal of wood •r* rich In mlntral.resource*, for- OPENS—
for the present nlimber of occupanta by three means: movfibre fomirrlv lost in washing eat lands, and live atock grating.
Blghlcen and hlnetcen yrkr
old* may la- worried alniut the
draft, but there *. cm • to be no
danger of their catching cold
for th# next five month*.
The country nkturally rejoices
In the OWM’s report that Aineri
can pnxlucllon ha* now reached
IU greatest peak In all peacetime
history. Sllll It would be nice
to ba able to buy a shirt. ■1
Mr*. Howard Tibbel* ha* re To Be Told At Meet
turned to heiv home in' Umatilla
after *|x-nding several days irt
The Civic IVpnrtmcnt of the
Sanford with her . sister,
Woman* Club will xpoilxorA pro
Fannie Hcba Munson,
gram meeting and luncheoiiN"'e-ln t. th e ' Club IlnuAiJ et
Fricml* of Mr*. Frank MacNcill nesday
12:30
with « apcakerfropi
will 1 egret to learn that she re tljOilundu I.vague of 'Wouic:i.
cently underwent a major opera
tion nt the Orange General Hos Voter* -lircus'llig the work of the
voters organisation. Mr*.
Rpital in Orlando.
llowson. chairman, will preside
Mr*. Hal W ight,and daughter, and hostesse* for the covar dish
Mrs. M, A. Yrlvinglnn and .her luncheon will l« >K»s liene lllodaughter. Hilly, have moved from ton and Ml*. GeorgJ Stine.
the Welaka Apartment* to thflr
home at 301 West Ninth Street.
Mr*. A. V. Hsselden of Hemmingwny, S. C. is in Hanford on
business and will spend approxi
mately two month* visiting with
old friend*. Mr*. Ilaselden is u
former re*ident nf Silver Lake.
Lovelier than silver
Aro room* o f-snowy plaster:
Heavy Ivory roses;
Boap of alabaster;
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THE BELLS OF ST. M A R Y ’S
12t4S P. M.
« DAILY!
PRICES.
>
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VOUR CAR MUST
CONTINUE TO GIVE
YOU SERVICE UNTIL.
YOU CAN GET <f
A NEW ONE C 1
won) lo r»member ot Coxier, yowl find a digincthro
Hotlmork Cord of qvotity. A MeVmork Card thof
ioy» "Hoppy Eoiter" jvrtl the woy you wool to x#y ill
rhliiin
willlll'i.
I’lm trtln y n flt-ra o tiii . u t 1 H1
TELE. NO. 118 Wallace Wriicht entertained Sal-
urelay at the home of the former,
2404 Mellonville Avenue, with hit
informal Upca Cola* Jiarty frtlni
4:00 until (1:00 p. m.. honoring
Mia. Hoy Holler’* ultracflve *!*•
tern, Mr*. A. 8. McCallum ol
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Harrison lladdan Heights, N. J., nod Mrs.
spent the weekend In Daytona Prescott Herr of Moorcatuwiu
DAich.
• ' '
Spring flower* were beautifully
Mrs. Wallace Wright left today
throughout the Hoyle
for a six week* visit In Quincy arranged
homo. The hostesses greeted the
where she will Ik- the guest of guest*
at the door with Mr*. Boyle
her niece, Mrs. l-iimnr Miller.
choosing to wear n black and
Mr. and Mr*. Gene Harrison white striped cotton ami Mr*.
of Gainesville, Fla. will spend Wright, a pale blue silk tailored
The guoid* we 10 presented
the weekend in Sanford with their dress.
families.
' . to Mrs. McCallum who wore- a
Navy blue crepe with draped
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. Lawis, skirt; Mr*. Herr who chove a gn-y
friends of Mr. ami Mrs. W. E. crepe with Jeweled buttons and
Watson, arrived on Tuesday and Mrs. Holler who wore' n Navy
are residing a t the Valdes Hotel. blue ami whit? polka dot silk.
•The guests were served hots
SuPt. T ..W . Lawton ls ft-c n d’oeuvres, sandwiches and Cock
Monday for .Gainesville where ho Colas front the dining room table
will nlend a three day meeting which was rente’ed with a mixed
Spring l-ouquet. Those- serving
0/ the county tuperintendenU.
were: Mrs. Al U j . Mr*. Wallace
Mr. and Mr*. Dale Curtis* nf Bell, ..Mrs. John Ivey. Mrs. Hugh
Rochester, N. Y. were the recent Whelehcl ami Mr*. A. it. Key.
guests of Mr. and Mr*. L. M.
lllnes.
Women Voters Work
Mr*. 0 . W. Halley had is he
guest* over the weekend Mr*.
(!. Chappell of Crxrdele, Ua .
Mr*. Mittri Palmer of I’clhum
Ga., Mr*. Helen Chappell of Jacksonvile, Fla., and Mr*. U. C
Walters of Winter Haven. Fla
P.E.O. Honors Two
lioral Young Ladies
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vav.. bH«I,
” I*. K ‘OTun *c3ucnt [w)il nrgant-
Mrs.” Lloyd P. 'Btiyln hn.l Mm .
1 Ikta M*er •
Flour blenched like satin;
Seed pearl*; winter days;'
White gre»« waddling
Through Queen Anne t lace.
ELIZABETH ROHM
r ;n r -
Mrs. Hoy Holler’s
. Guests Honored
FLOYD A. PALMER
G reat. event* are ahaplng. In India where a. British
cabinet delegation in now an a for week* wIF. be studying
how best, to-work out machinery fo r giving India- indejM*OsTafeer «t. fit a. at tha Faat Otrlea dense. Already ’the Britishers, headed by Pethwick-Lnw1 M s ltri, ftsriis. * »i«r lt » Aet rence, have mdl the governor* of Indin's 11 provinces. Many
0 C stfT tn
Warefc A IS»T.
conferences are scheduled wjth leaders of .numerous jxibtka I
rr,
i t O L l O > D - I - . OHAM \
- lehifUtftt; irit*;u(flnfF MolunrUg
Gitmlhr, 4«(dfrr o F ^ h e rK ir
rMItak 1
OONIiOa IIKAN
Ktt*« Pnrty, and Mohammed AD Jlnnah of - the Moalcm
Ix>ajruo.
. . .
•
Jinnnh, Hocking recognition of the Moslems, one-fourth
of the Indian population, us a separate notion, refuses to
work with the Gandhi forces, the largest numerical group,
who wants to govern' all India. Adding to the complex,
situation, go difficult for Americans to comprehend, arc
also the 600 Princely Statea enjoying separate sovereignty
anti direct allegiance to th e British crown. TTjo leader of
one of the most pmgreattive of these announced in the
Indian prcux. that lie believed there Mhould be a ntrong
central government and th a t he intended to work an fur
uh po?nit'.c with the CongrcM Party ns representing the
bulk of Indian public opinion.
x .
When Queen Victoria ik> proudly received the title of
Empress of India from' h er prime minister, Disrtfell, littlo
could she Imagine the problems .that would confront Eng
land in India. No one cnvlea Britain her dominion over
this vast land of diverse and apparently irrconcilable people.
rhe* W a ll ere
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1940
Sanford
\\Hh
I
Tho Mayfair Hotel will I*- a comic and play »lraighl parts.
.Mr?., J l . . J l . . Mc£j|*iin% din
kiKiwn jn th c Nfu tu (e.u , The May Tho. r u m o r s .apparently were of
Macuulta Avttnue. Mils ■\\viifrctl
fair Inn nnil will be'puhlicised us stnrttil whert HOII rnllrrj to o d 1' Lovell who "received b*f II S.
silch . . . The main dinitiy room Paramount cJtccuiivtp recently. .degree Cum Ulllltr from John Ji.
will ojH-n IhH Sunday for the flu t •Contrary to the cu'lmii of corned- Stetson University in I >i*1-nnd on
tin ie since the boom! The complete inns, IIOI'K did not a»k for March JO wan welcomed .i« .1 lie.*
downstairs Is beiny redecorated dramatic roles. Its merely.,axkfd trrm hrr into the rlnh.
at-d is looking more modern wilH the 'rx'rciilivM Id let him iiln\
An informal social hern w i'each *wish of the paint brushes liiimnn roles. licit- is the w») cnjoyeil
the program and
. . . Tho .Seminole County music H O P K .ciplailieil.lt to Associated lmsine»« after
urs.ilon honoring Mi»»
and art festival held recently nt Press columnist UOH THOMAS, Susan Kittley, bride-elect of tin*
Seminole 11itch School drew'much Said IIOI’K: " I ’d HVc to changi month
•
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intn ert . . , from Sanford nu I the routine • nf • piling gng* on
*ui minding communities . . . tkielgag*. Sometimes I enn't even
art exhibit wa* under the super hear them because the audience
vision of MRS. Mll.llRKI) HAH is still laughting at the first ora-.''
COCK and the music program IJOl'K ul«o si.id lie doesn't want
wav directed by MRS. KSCAR to play costume iiiclures, like thr
PRICK. . . Women golfers at the lecent Monsieur Heaucaire.” BOH
Sami nolo Country Club over the IIOI’K *»ys he hate* wig*.
w e e k e n d included: MRS. AN•
Kastcr Sunday mean* trim newDICKVV CARRAWAV. MRS. fc. suit* anil flower* . . . enchanting
Ik SMITH. F .L L F .N BUTTS. flmvered hat* crowning fares that
D O R O T H Y POWKI.I-. DORIS plow with radicucr. Kaster t 0.
HAI I.. 1 MRS. JKNNI.NtiS III RT; 1* 0 time i f gift giving. Children
M IS S. V. A. S P K F U a 11 d yet yn\ ly.m inted K,i*ter egg. and
FRANCES MAIIONKf. Sunday chocolate rnhhits , , , and women
affrtnoon at tho club i* getting
to Is- 0 nico huhit for mother* "got gift* too . . . some flown who do not play golf . . . they some enlidy and sOnie perfUVne
bring their tots along who piny . . , The niun r«.»poiisidSe for 1**0
Kaster bonnet* which
with t'liter. IJttle tot* on the nice pert Ikneiv
- seen on the lirmf* of Vny
green lawn . . . the mother* hii»k will
in the Florida sunshine uiul :rlitil young things n|| m e r the country
with other*mother* . . . while the till* apt thy L* Mickey Mouse’*
Pop. W A L T DISNKY . . . Two of
father* enjoy a pc|f i-amr!
Cl YOF. TKR\VII.I.Hir.it. form the teudiiiy rharactef* in III- j
erly .stationed nt tin- Snufn.-il JiKY’S new ’ lentil re length Tech-,
Nival Air Stntlim and a favorite nlcolnr film. ••Make Mine Music"
golfer, will return to Smifui.l me .tohnny Fedora nn.| Altec
who fall in* love n-1
ihi- week to la-come the *imimci Idui-hunurl.
r (. window • . . The Iv Vi j *
golf pro nt the Semiw-lo Count?y un tr * lo
arted 'w hen .Ml,-,. (. gofipTii I
ChC- . . C l . Y IKK ha* in u irr and peorTied
ilwiiv m it hntl-.iv .
friends who will w«-Unine him
"home" ... . MARY IHH.t.KR »*n- Johiiiiy |* lonely until lie. t.*i.
two Iteaiiiiful sisters vi»iting her
. . . MRS. A. S. MCCALLUM ol
Had-ion Height*.' N. J. and Mr*.
PRESCOTT IIKRR "f Mimic*.
tawn. N. J. . . . MRS. WAl.I.AlT.
WRIHIIT ami MRS. I.. F. ItOMA
honored them Saturday afternoo-i
with n liemiufiil party
.
At
tractive among Sanfoid** new
comer* • in MRS. KTlihl. tlllKSLKII. head of the loenl Red Cm**
pn*f-;«*ter-prnrixim arait pj«-^
!->• the seventh aful eigh th gr
under
the
dMe-itioju. of ..,y
R r a b lh a m .
• ”
rarna originally »•-
nir*.
4 l u r > * 'd / h u R R Y l
g in g h a m ;
GIRL ,
t o o n to * Ml
NORCROSS
POWELL’S
OFFICE SI ITI.Y CO
E X C IU S IV i;
DEALER.
Itlllt HOPE ha* M-otih-'-l rum
111* l-.ni he waul* to ipilt .l*eltig
II* im* • cl rial it*. •ay
Hut
iict*irt| |»rr|iai at i.m i- («t U> .|.
S> thi* l-'u-t I .id) hrr«*U. m*l*
-itul ahrtlf.l l«\ g#'\6*1 hI u«xt«i.iit
VV-\s||INGTON‘.'l* 1 • \ | id I I f 1 ••f«a I hr Sfijift It 1 l,i>« Thr\ .
h«HUfrh*4* At* Hnlhvr im lh*» Uh«i
ehi
gomas-tm *11 Ihe-W luft* *■Idi
Im* k li'hm ,•I hi* fttMi* , '
Hun i- the«v day-' 1in- "I"
of It,--* Truman's sc.,»ud yeai 1 - i *» ihf IliMflllMg, Ullil |||)\|- hill* It
Fir-t I.ady ts 11 s«-'nil whirl, din- I *i| I hr t.ildr h\ uonii
week *he's Imstcs* tn ten ftlen-'* 1 Hut (i Spani'li luiifhi'tin m.si ,
from Missouri, fellow menilw-r* Ilf /ipitatitrii fii*in Imli'prYiilpnrr .«»
the liiiU-|i;mlenee I.ridge tin '' •*iilv tlif h gmninsr. Acn*r*lH»i; I
I
And :hi‘ goad l.t.lie- nie il'-iug YfiTinman’-.
t luliitUtlli* •*Il*f| I'Vi'lltn ill .• al
the ...an,
fui ih
t i terday they saw m-w teat'ail It U*l> mi liei rjtli’inliii
nnd flowery \\ ashiiigtnn <-n .1 liiv* I m rotttt’ V Ira f*u ««!»••••
lint-iiixina tour uf llie town
In | four »m*mlu'r<* **f thi* \Vtill*1 Ihan
th.- afu-rnmin they sat m on the ip'rrim i »l.ilf; n |»> M»r ! §!• «u
l*r<, ident's weekly p i’r** nnd rad.. ! 1|u* U Ki;*' ll*jii-t* gntunti* f»*r tii
•■* liiitikhrun rlnh, ,
1 .inference
Refore rh,- end **( .‘••null- ltd «%
f'u-ir visit. Iliey'll tune a m l- • a \\ litlt* llitine ifimlrii paity f*
•«»• *t\ h(.iuii«*«f «••»*»-11■«| \ In
- i- I'reside.ulml y.iili nml f t
:. at III.Ill llnu-o. They'll
•
l\ ... i . ^ i .- i
A m l ,1 1 . u n ity
n
eiirytbing except pl.iy l-ii.lg.
But the end nf their visit will ilium.. 1*1 .ilmlily -umi'limr pi May,
nut end Mrs. Truman's social of tin- Tiliman* and tin* WaHiiiu**.
duties. A week from Inroorn-w
^ ihI in rase yon wminrr when
she will roll np her sleeves -ami 1 In* Kii*l Lilly and her dnnglnei
do some ranking.
will have lime lo do their Kaster
And It won't he Kansas Ci.-y •h-ppWif tii v nreii't daing any.
leaks or any middle-western ilmi
:I,in tin u . It will lu- I iuhI wuli
ilrs. Truman Is Busy
White House Hostess
)
I
TOUCHTON DRUG CO
3x10 and 3—3x5
SILV ER tO N E P0RTRAJTI
■
5 4 .9 5
•*
B A L A N C E D S K I N C AR C
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
AND MATCHING WHITE
FOR EA3TER
SA FETY
The overog# din vnn'et illghtly from -Joy lo day,
aet In your car that afford
chonger with iho weather ond your way of lifo. In on
pleasure In driving It
Without the lot* of a man.
[luabeih Arden Elfldency Kit for Normal Stin ore ihj
eritnliol preporoiionx for bot'C din rare, plut two
WK g u a r a n t e e o u r w o r k
rpeciol creomi, Ardeno Orange 5t!n Croom lo be u»>- I
Sanford, Fla.
Phong 10M
ol nlghl when the tkln thowi o tendency toward dryneit,
HICKOK
GARDNER
* - and
♦1 __ PRINCE
■*
rili
'rV a. .
Ardeno Velvo Cream when'il xhlftx loword oiltnert. By
Iwloncing d tt Coro In this woy you con bring your
them, out congm-
1 eay. hli ultimatum
ie in th# House and
LEATHER
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LEATHER
LEATHER
BOUND
BOUND
BOUND
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CASEg
CASES
CASES
CASKS
MEN’S TWO-SUITER
LEATHER ISOUNI)
$20.55
Metal Locker
TRUNKS $15.45
b than jo it
mod pmu
a billfold . . . their
c a n makm m h*m
for his •onapahota and credit
A Twac from UtUo-Uri day* la Indal cad In bv flea, d a r e Booth#
Loot (Conn.), ac>stm Ucfee birth-
a
hien
til
ii* «*iil
til*'
r f
itn o r f h w l r a
H U M O R IT W I T H
Special Value This Week!
Mt«#
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PIGSKIN BRIEF-CASES
$ 7.95 ( o $ 25.00
ALI*- PRICES PLUS FEDHRAL TAX
kings pictured on.
CORRECT MEN'S W EAR
�r
*
TUESDAY, APRIL 16. 1046
TUfeSDAV, APRIL t$r IM*
I. ■»■■■■-■ . .1 JULli ■■»— ■ tw w
TITE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
P A G E PO U R
T H E
P lans N ear Comple. tion For Opening
[be IU4fl nnrldu
B ta ta L e a g u e Seasro when they
tangle with the IkLahd Red Hets
at Conrad Park.
illnv Fch'antel, gpeetiy little
right hander, win go to tha inuuhd
for the F»-d* and shouldn’t have
much trouble in doing qway with
the Rad Hats in short «rd*r.
- Bill Pago has announced timi
a large crowd of Sanford fans are
a t ported to travel to Delmnd for
the game ami be on hand 'for the
opening cen-monles. A paraile
will bo held Just prior to gnmo
time in which officials of thr
.City of DeLand. officials of the
DeLnnd Baseball Association and
the Sanford Baseball Association
and membars of Iht two clubs will
participate in addition to bands of
Stetson University sjtd J.>«l/0>l
Hig
igh
1500 tens
'sns
H
h School. Around ISOO
are expected to jam Conrad Park
to n ig h t
■
In all probability. Jerry Silver
man wll| start at first base for
th* Fed* with Dave ■Bride on
second. Bruce White rn shortsloo,
Byron Sharp* on third. Buddy
Lake In left field. Pete Mcltaney
renter field. Mayo Langston
rig h t field and Don Zaapel behim) Ih* plate.
John Braswell of Tallahassee
and Lewis Anderson of Atlanta
Will handle the umpiring fer the
«M »’
Pinna fur the opening home
game of the season here tmnorrew night between St. Augustine
and Benfonl are nearly complete,
according to Jot-| Field, president
of the Sanford club.
Field said this aftritm.in that
a parade will get underway r.t
7f00 o’clock tf morrow night and
6
▼he Sanford Iterate goes into
. nr# than 3000 home* in Ban*
ford and Seminole ( ounty. If
you have something to. tail or
buy yaii will find that A flaatifled a a in the** columns will
.ell th# moat paopla abodt It for
the least money. Phone 148 or
bring yoyr ad to Th* Herald
office for aofck results.
STANDINGS
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
W
L
.* Pet.
Atlanta
3
0
1.000
New Orleans 3
o
1.03J
Memphis
3 . 1 * - .001
Nashville
1*1
.6d0
Chattanooga 1
I
-6<>0
Little Rock 1
2
.333
lllrmtnghem 0
3
.300
Mobile
SCIIOOLBOV NO-HITTER
NEW YOUk AA'i—Major league
scout* ntny soon Iw interested in
the career of Corby Edwin, • Jflycar-old Jamaica Hjgh School
scphomqr*. Erwin pitclud •* 10-0
no-hil, no-run game against Su
Francis Prep.
He fanned Id,
walked only two batters and • no
one reacned secomL
will wind up aw the Municipal
Park at 740.' The Parade will
It i c In at th* USO building, le a d
ing the -parade will I* ■ police
escort. Mayor II. James Gut
will follow and then directors of
thu Sanford Bascbnll Acmciation.
City officials will follow the
directors and then the County
Commissioners.
The Seminole
High School hand and the Celeryettes will be In the parade, the
two clubs and the Aneri.'an
Legion ungin* will bring up the
rtn r.
.
At 7:4f> o’clock, the Ceiiuyettes
will do a 1maneuver at thu Muni
cipal Park, official* will be Introduced iind the bam] will play tha
National Anthem. Mayor Gut
will loss the first I,all and the
umpires will yell “I’lny Belli"
Sanford's first official Florida
Schmeling Says ‘Camera Eye’ Herman Kwiser Is .
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Season ShoulaBe
■■ 8 J U L I A N O TH N STR O M ____ •
•
Louis Will Win
Coil’s New Hotshot Professional
Successful Year
By WILBUR JENNINGS
Over Conn By K 0
Over In DeLand tonight, Conrad Park will be Die scene of (be
AP Ncvgffeatures
le a f awaited, opening of tha Florida State League season. There
Former Champ Trying
* An Attem pt To Get
Perm it To" Publish
B y C H A R L E S C H A M B E R L A IN
liA M B U M L Apr. . «
UP)
Max Schmrl rg lh- only J ^ ’-r
!k
„°ut Jof,
r.re. r t*
nm
D7 W,n ,,0,'i’ber, Wln U>,°
Billy Crnn in less than ten round*
n their world championship l»ool
in June.
•*1 eaw lionn fight -Apoetott rin
1030, says 40-year-old Schmeling.
• W e fast a no r levee h«»
hard hitter. I think th* fight will
tie over in lee* than ten round*,
Louis will take « few hits to get
In . bis knockout punch—but he
will land It eventually ju .t like
he did In th* thlrteenUi round
when he last fought Conn. A
heavy hitter still has the best
ebanr* in the ring."
Schmeling chilled l.ouii to win
*• non-title bout in 19.MJ. then- In
a rematch two years later was
smashed to th# canvas by Louil
In the first round. H t returned to
G a s m a n y and not much wae
heard of him unlll an announce-
^ w b U I . „ |»43 during Which Ik .
g S f f of ' ^ A
u U
.<w, h, vc goi n#w< of tWc
,
*7
theater-hero Max Bfhmellng >|e
has on Crete turned out to be a
WOBt u m#nuM# c w .td . Ig to
lnw ^ Jom|ml ott w„ h th# oth#r
men liut B^t#r h(l jump h^_kcpt
b itk from all fighting actions ander pretest of being wounded, although the English committed a
/earful massacre, among-hie camrad#*. W# know from eye-wit„es»#a that Schmeling kept M
den under ff large rock-and*»?g*rd#d from there how bie comr*d*« were slaughtered' without
lolnlng the struggle himself. Later
he went with his slight wound to
, hoepital. I regret that HchmeL
log he* received tha iron croee
first class.”
•
Schmeling save HU new* hav
been cleared by a German denaxJ/fe a ti-, p, n*l and that his file
baa now Keen frraarded for final
, Cceptance H> British ofOclala at
Rhine Army headquarters. If they
Jured his leg and eventually waa
discharged front the service.
Having been refused a license
to enter thr book publishing busi
ness by B r i t i s h authorities,
Schmeling now is considering u
ring comeback. lie decided his
first step waa tb prove ha had no
ronneoiions with Naxlsm during
the war and dislika of the Hitler
regime was his clear political a t
titude.
,
H«'presented authorities with a ‘'California's topography is mom
large file of letter^ attempling in
diversifyd than any other etat*
in' the union. Elevation* range
front 276 feet below sea Itvel in
Death Valley to 14,495 feet ut
tha ^ r u t of Mount Whitney.
Dry Q k$ning D ep t
5?A t , j " “ »•,,"r rx;z
zz'&’JuTt jr"~ •“» '• * * •
Old Jake Levy b
StiH Pitching At
45-Years Of Age
tahooga, here
N o v .'1 — Vlllanova at Phllada Ip hla. ^ — J l J a m t University
(Oxford, Ohio), here,Not. 16 — Louisiana S t a t s full-scale, Includin.
University, hererifle mstchei, bv
Nor. 2 i —Washington and Lee,
But. he add*, ka
• hooting before (I
Join tho Easier Parade, 44*n if bare.
Not. 20 — Pennsylvania State
He eltea there
you don't buy new clothe*. Coat*, College, here.
.nl lion In foreign aouvealr gotfu
R egret Only Philly
"Anyone who has any type of
Th# oliT man with
youll agree, look aa shop new
gun should hang It over stomach and the she
To Capture Derby Japan***
tha mantel as a relic of tb* *ot- seven games and lb*
a* tho day you bought theoil
ataaoq. With alg w
LOUJ8VILLB, K y, Apr. llK W)
1046 campaign rwm
~Kievan fillies wax* nominated
won six In a row pi
for th* 72nd running o i • tha
Seminole County
Kentucky Darby May 4 a t Church
ill Downs.
.
Only one*, however, has a filly
Laundry Co.
bean abte to win this gruelling
last for threa>yaar-oliU. That waa
in 1016, whan Ragtat lad a field
*/
f • • yVt imO a *' j ■•. V*
■_*
of 16 starters to the wire. She
netted her owner, H. P. Whitney,
111,460.
Big Crowds Slated To
Attend Gainesville
St. A ygustine Tilts
•8JLVER JjP R IN G S r-A p r-tB -'
Five all but sportaiess cahtral.
Florida sufnintrs will bo .all but
forgotten shortly after S
tonight aa upwardp pf e ,#09 .tpMd
fens will bo Jammed into parks
at Orlamio, 8t. Augustine, Gaines-
Labor Day.
From on* eqd of .Ute circuit to
tb* other there came report* of
optimism over the final cntcome,
o|itijnl*t» summed up by PreM- £
dent AT Comb* of Gainesville
when he said ”1 am one of- Iho
ninny who believe that th* seeson - will be the greatest In all
baseball history.”
Pointing out that “city officials
thru out the league seem to ap
preciate the value of baseball, a s .
a community asset,” Ur. Combs
said “As a result of this floe
cooperation, our playing field*,
stating facilities, lighting systems,
after so on, have been placed In /»
excellent condition. I sae nothing ‘
to prevent u* from hevln? * most
successful year.’’
.
Pdeolbly th* rnly worried par- * •
sons In the circuit ere Us eight
managers, fire oi tnem brand new
faces. Four to six weeks of prestaoon training today find tuent
all satisfied that it’ll take two
to three weeks of actual competi
tion to iron out th* kmxs. Be
yond that, non* venture a pre
diction os to the standings on j \
Labcr Day.
'
J
form of new autoraob lea are to
lie awarded at Gainesville and
St. Augustine, largest crowds of
the night nre expected there.
Manager Dick Bass’ Gainesville
G Men will be entertaining th*
Daytona Beach Dodgers who arrjred In Florida frtn* the Brook
lyn Dodgers' (arm eaunp in North
Carolina early last week, end ac
cording to Catcher-Manager John
ny Soch. are "definitely Unknown
quantities.” - - .
Veteran BUI Steincck* and his
SL Augustins Saints win be
taking un. in ilil rival In J i f f
Emerson’s Pulatka Ataleaa now
piloted by Myril Hoag, forwict
Yankee, Ctereland/ and St-'LOuli
Brown culflfldep
Bill Good, captain of Iteesbure’a
hurtling- 1041 team, will Uk*
htMUlng
take hla
hi*
1046 Packers
Packer* to Qrlando’e .Tinker
Field for a tilt with Tad Mod- t
Jcski’a Orlando 8*nator*. whll* .
Ed Levy, former New York Yan
kee flrst-aacker, wiU watch his
young Sanford Celeryfcda go Into
action a t DeLand againat Bill
Fuck’s DeLand Bed-Hate.,
Familiar face* w7ll to few and
fa r between, Orlando offering more
than any other club In Mike Dohas Welt Harrington hnd John
Pavlich, while St. Augustin* haa t
Cecil Hutson. Patatka has Frank \
Hudson, Sanford has Buddy Lake,
Pete Mcltaney, and Mayo Lang'.°For Ibe jH n l 20 dsv* of Uw
season, or unUl midnight May p,
all teams ran have aa many, aa
20 nun os the bayreil, after
suite and dreeoea cleaned £ur way
Kick the list must he cut to 157
9cams
change opponents for Wed
nesday \nlght games, Oalnaovilte
n u iu .
aw
o u ju J u r iw
_
. and DeLand a t O r - 9
o r 1*1 ni.UMTio.v
. 1-1 n i l T Jr H l . e r e i ^ '
ohuiik
S A N FO R D
r .a rd .-iv iw o ’ **4fcV— *rW
iitiarruilK A frk*
WITNTj M my hmid
lOc per ltn»rf*c- on*, insert loa a
Ode p e r-lin e -fo r S inaertiorrr S t a r , a ! i a j w x 0Te per line toi el* Insertions KVKI.VN C A X X o N .
CANXOJ
05c per line for I I inaerUoo* T»>»ld<KVKI.VN
A t r t tn * - Mmi-imi
Minimum charge 30c
Y»»u t i f f h r r r b r * r
l u l l for «1lYt»rrr ti» »
. Coant 3 word* to • f t *
(Ifc-tltlM t o u In Itlw I
Including phone and addrre* Cetutl
Uf KAHIe M C
tries,
Irocstetle*.
damask*.
Imitation leather and d u p ery
fairies. A rnngem crt for c a rt
age if work desired. R. S.
Brown, 2011 N. Orange Av*.,
Orlando, f x .
ORANGES ii-WT bushel deMvered.
R. W. Load Phone 788-W.
EASTERSUNDAY DINNER
'toast turkey, all th* ttimra n s,
' 11.50. Hij* Johnson's Red Bern
and Restaurant on Highway SIT. W ANTED
17, 0 minutes from Sanford.
TWO treciors, good condition,
wanted by mnn un
reasonable. J. L. Parham, Rt. SITUATION
aid* to do heavy.work. «ould
1, Box 80, Lake Monroe Cor
like typing, teaching cornet
lessons or partnership in small
business. U. E. Mnycr. I.ukc
Mary, Fla.
_____
WANTED: part time bookkeeping.
U U U U seconu lu n iu
«> • .,
Charles C. Hurt, Phone 11NO
. Ltsdv’s 7 club set 12&.00; MtLt’s
or Woodruff Bldg.
' 9-club set 125.00. Both include
golf bags. lUhsuu's Spotting
Goods.
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MISCELLANEOUS
RED BARN I’aint a durable
rotactlve finish for bams,
FLOUR HANDING
ilosxnnt) other exterior sur
faces such as factory buildings and finishing. Cleaning and wax
and roof*- Excellent for Sheet Ing. New floor* surfaced to per
metal roofs, eaves, troughs and fection. Old floors made like new
down ipouta. Will not fade. A
II. M. GLEASON
typical Firestone value. I1.9H
Lake Mary, FIs.
gal.- B0.25 in & val. palls.
1 r'frestone Slures, 111 E. 1*1 St.
• Phone 12.
__ __
LAWNS mowed with power mow
er. Phone 77U-XJ.
I JERSEY Cow and 2 Heifers
also 1 Bay Stallion and MeCASTI buyer* waiting for Ilumci,
Cull ft'i saddle. Phone 1014 J
(Jruvci. Bunneag proj>erly of
UMBRELLA tent and 2 burner
oil lyp**« f o r quick rcMUiU IUt
Coleman _ cejnp stove, 123.00;
your property with W. Lryanl
* Calboun. Realtor, UfOktilU, Pi-*
Phone 2302_____ ________ ’
FAMMEH8—Now la the tint* to
JUBT received thro# ear loads ‘ta v * Four tractor (minted at
rt of used doors, all kinds _and
^ sixes. Also one car load of
used sash. No priority neces
sary to bur. Come gat them
g
w h ile th e y U e t .
BRYSON JIARDWARK CO. Inc.
1407 Weal Beaver Street,
FOUND- Billfold
Jacksonville. Florida
Loser may ha<
Telephone 6-1707.
amount and p
A. It. Foster, ll
FOR EASTER- Bunny rebbtte.
— colored.- chicks, darks. Easter bOUNDt Article ef
eggs. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Storr.
Av*„ Saturday.
\ 118 Sanford A n , Phono 5M.
have by phoning
with immcy,
bv naming
-ing for au,
2. Box 144.
value on Perk
Owner nmy
M U f.
T O T lOOxtOO. flieriste, wrtl. Jasl NAVY BLUE and red* plaid skirt
outside city limit*. J . C. Cook,
batsmen Cypress A Holly on
’ P hone . 6 3 4 . ____________
eih or 9th Street. Reward. 716
iTiNCH*band saw. I l l W. IW»
______
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*
_ LOST: On Ovle«lo Hirhway Satur.
HOME wiih 2 acre* e f ta n d — sell d a y , small black temale lerrisr
wRh or without la nd. 2 miles
named •’Trixie’’—whits feel and
o u t Celery Ave.
Phon* 611-J.
throsl. wsaring b r o w n harness
, . - — -----------------■■ * and Georgia tag Child * net.
EASTER Rabbits: 116 E. H i t Finder pleas* notify J . C. Ful3L
.... .................
ler, 206; W. 10th Ht. 8»nford.
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HUVP.RLY « LAVBRNE APT.
HOT El.
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Fl/RNISHED apartments, reason
able rklea Include all utilities
4nd garage. East Grave* Are*
Orange C lnr.'off Highway 17,
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i'u u n l p,
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an l<l f l r r o l l
Stomach Sufferers
Want Fit! Sire Relief?
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D m I . . S i r the psU sa* aieceesfert s»
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— ms. U i i | — esU. .w -ln < li»l* w «*
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PACKAGE STORE
i
1 Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins
A, B|, C, D, E^G and B., plus .LIVER, IRON,
Calcium Pantolbenate and Niacinamide.
« Irrk nl »«M 4*ir. Ult •Vdlft
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SKAT COVERS’
USED CARS &
TRUCKS
J1 H i:
• You o n never he »urc you arc gening enough
ctirniisl vitamin, u n lo . ) on- lupplrm cnl ynur
diet with known quaniinr. of v«-jmms. So, guard
sgain.i vilsmin dclicirncy! Sum .lie wile rich*mint habit in your lan.il> today.
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co m pan y
AND
BODY WORKS
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p f tw r n l r* |M ilr
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Sitting* Attuunl*
YOUR HOME
( it To $.*».0IMM1B
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LOAN
A t t O C I AT I O N
■ OF SflMINOLE COUNTY
with VENETIAN
YOU DRIVE IT!
BLINDS
m it u i:
to
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of cart on iho road in-
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MORRISON
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PHONE 200
144 CAPSULES
____ AUTO PAINT 1 •
|{rfiMi*litni-
creatot driving baiardt.
You can bo financially
tecuro again:! ihem if
you aro fully protected
by a policy in a round
inturance c o m p a n y ,
SEMINOLiJ VENETIAN III.IN!) ( ()
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Wc offer that p ro le ctio n !
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
RADIO
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CONCRETE BLOCKS
REPAIR?
BUILDING BLOCKS — CEMENT
SAND -
ROCK
There’s Ntf Place '
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
I. P. C. — Water Proof Paints (in colors)
Fnr reliable workmanship and
prompt service on any make
J'ro v id e* P E R M A N E N T , d e c o rn tK c , W A T K R -P ItO O K fin ish fo r till
m u o n r y w lruclurch — m a k e s w alls im p e n e tra b le In d riv in g ru in s.
or model . • . BE SURE . . .
flail men » Kd Know HOW I
Bauer Radio Service
lid S. Park
Phone 20
,
Alls w ith « m m l , Hlucco nr planter for \ \ A I'EH-IMIOOE finish
on gwlmmlilg pools, cellurh. nlinps, lal>n£»lorien. m l r l t liu-inr., eir.
STONE TOWER INDUSTRIES, Inc.
•
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Contenls
PHONES
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TO 3
M tliCH BLOG
MADE FROM CR.TsSIIKI) GUANITI
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Strickland - Morrison, Inc
7
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500 Maple Avenue — Phone M ill
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JAMES HENRY DYBON, Piwaldenl
C.AUHIIKY VINCENT. Jr.. Vice-Prcsidenl
PIIO N K 200
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IWJPW/VOUOE SATE
f>A D S OUT WITH MOM
f c n HUNTINGLA N *W .
PTREX OVK.vWAIUl Stanley- HOUSE- 4 rooms and bath. |V |
mile* out W. 1st St. 640 month.
Roger* Hardware Co.
RE us foi* 8TGVE PARTEFlorence, N a s c o and other HJRN1SHED Apt. In dose Court
section. Phone J>05-W after 6
makes- Stanley-Rogera Hard-
1636 FORD IH ton truck,
Jflnadlllnn. ceiling price.
0
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O N E- FIRE May Eat" Op Your L ift’s
Savings
oiwl • fflrUI
H tfu ln o lf
t h a t >«»u n i v n n l f m l
w r l t t m <«p|.earr nc«v i t
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FOR RENT
imas eU rt at 6 o'ckck
r games at 0 o’clock.
l o t - fo n r
llii* Sort U « r o t Alirll.
rC tfc
untitr
TO -
I’LL, buy your cer, regardless ct
nge or conditicn. Boy Heel,
300 W. 2nd St_ _ _ _ _
wiT.TTp#r highest price* for used
cars and nlso wrteked end burn
ed or old car* for Par*»Ratliff A Sons Phono 237-..
P. O. Box 1476. Sanford. Hu.
BOOKSHELVES for church libra,
ry. Phone 632-J__ _____
LARGE sis* y.outh bed wanted.
Phone 9U0-K.
Hanford.
th u
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QUALITY
n w h i c h ihi* n o l l r r p h a l l . U r . u u t ' -
ix r m : c m c o i r c o u h t o r t iie
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t h i: x t a t i: o r . r t o itiP A
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r. carry a full , of GENUINE
Furniture Rebuilt
41 Ion osl pqwibta **»L
7. With oat- Ford eqnipaaea
W V P ''* '*
i*wr
»lsy fixed, gi«* mere Croat
R A TES
WE OF 8snford’s Finest. A IGIRL I n sods Fountain a t Lanp art time or
horn* that will make lift worth•
ey*s -Drug Store.
' Using. Two story fram* house
full lima. _ _
in perfect condition inside and
bookkeeper, lad
out. Located close to school EXPERIENCED
or gentleman. Give particular
also close to down town. Tile
in answering.- Uox 22, c/o Her
front porch, large living room,
_t l
'dining room, sun parlor, screen
ed In back porch that can be ONF. FIRST elms •’ painter wantused nine months in the year
ei
Ap'oly Seaboard Oil Co.,
If you do not wish to use your
Sanford. Phone 703.
■
dining room. A kitchen.>*the
T"MmTTh*ronlir General Electric WANTED TO RKNT
. J p u t. out. the kind that any
. • Douse wife would enjoy. A tlk VET E pTa N and wife want furback yard. Upstairs a largo
Difh.’d 'apt. or hjuie. Cloae. in..
_ master- bedroom, two otbst Uedrooms with closet* in every
rhon* 16>> H- *
room, a sleeping porch and a
W
ANTED—
beautiful bath. Can be seen by
LAWNS MOWED-—with gasoline
'm ow tr ’ Phone 788-W-i Jerry
itentkm Mothers and Housewives
Ia other word* you grt t h i k ta r li of (porialit:
wo*k— and savo monry In the Ion* rnt .Drivr
in tu a Dee chrek-up bow and see how w« can
pep «P JOU* car. Ka*y term* If yon Uke.
C L A S S IF IE D
HELP W ANTED -
t
MIAMI, Fla.—Harman Kaiser,
Ibe Akron, Ohio, golf profession- la no use saying th at a Just a lot of DeLand fane will be on hand.
si who won tbs recent Master* In ail probability, there’ll be lota of Sanford fans they* also. Tha
tourm-y, seems te havo regained Bod- Hale, under the huatnees manAgemeni of Dili Page,
his putting eye after 37 months h»*« olanned a big parade, errem oues end everything «l*e that
In the Navy, 31 of them aboard goes with opening of a league eeason.
We’re not m a position to come right out and pick a winner
a light fruher.
HI think I’m getting the touch in the Florida State learu* this Tarty. However, wo will atkk out
back,” he said. “Sty beat year nock out and' predict a decisive victory for the Fed* tomorrow night
---- ------ - — «—
was In 1042, Just before I entered in DeLand.
Think what you - a y . but H i s w r k l^ „ , hip and material* hut
the eervke, whan I wae eighth
oiVei,- fbmpared with
money winner. I’ve got a lot of eur frank opinion that the first . u
by other coantrirs
lost-lima t<> make up and maybe woek of the season wjH eve a tkoM
I can do It liefore this year is <0* of bearing on Ssnford being >nd tb, w ,ulr^ .pedal ammuniover.1'
TvII
‘/l? a L e hw ,n>c?u-*r!Sv t ica»- There is none avails we Uf
• The year of 1042 which Kaiser
Claims was his best saw him pair
with Chandler 11tre e r, of Ports
mouth. Vn to win Miami's Inter
in- our minds that the farN writ
«)fH t of ,h* German guns were
national four-hall tournament.
Before goinr. into the Navy, win all four, will go a *°n» ^ a r . »erv rood. Their Luger autom atk
Keiser was known as- “Camera We have ink) all along th at S t
Eye" Herman around the 'teen s. Augustine may be a big surprise
He had a knack for getting tha In th* loop. W ell know more
ball - into the “hole at the right about them tc morrow evenin'
when Bill Stehtecki bring* bht
time and from good distances.
He got out of the Navy In Uraa Saints hers for the opening home
to tie Ben Hogan in the Phoenix game far the locals.
A fast sta rt Is a good start.
Open the past winter at 273, which
wa« II under par. and equaled the Sanford seems to have an advan
tournament
______
record at Phoenix. tage in catrhhiK what appears
However, Little Ben finished first to be ■ much weaker club In thee*
In the playoff. That’s probably first four of six garnts. .
To give yon a little further
why Keiser was rooting for Hogan
to get a binli* 3 or a B on the inform atim concerning th* league
final ho la in the Masters. ITerman as a whole, Al Combe of CalnMvilla Is the president.
Peter
didn't want a playoff.
The ex-sailor was fourth In the Schesl 1* secreUry-itaticisn and
Texas Open and stventh 'n the E. L. Padgett of Daytona Beach
St. Petersburg, Fla^ Open. When is vice president.
League directors a re Harold
the pro* left Florida In March,
Keiser was among the year’s first Ryman of St. Augustine, J. M.
Butter of Gainesville. R. E. Fuller
six money winners.
Keiser has been playlnu golf of Daytona Beach, A. S. Herlong,
since hr was 1.1 years old. He was J r . of Leesburg. Jeff Emerson of
born In Springfield, Mo., Oct. 7. Falatka, John Ganxel of Orlando.
1914. A* an amateur, be copped John Krider of Sanford and Rlli
.
numercus slat* *»d local tourq* ■Page of DeLnnd.
To bring you ut> to date on th*
mrnts and finished second . to
Creig Wood in th# Louisville, Ky., flag winners, here's how the clubs
Stand:
- ;
TV ' ^
open in -1034.
A meeting with Horton Smith
St- Auguatrne won th* 19-10
in 101S caused Keiser to turn pro.
He ha* .been associated with tb*
Firestone Country Club since 1041,
and has been married feur yeery.
It Is a hit if a batter hlta to
the outfield for two bases, falls
to touch first, and the hall Is
Hurricanes Fill Their
to ----first- and the
thrown L
— batter Is
culled out. Th* batter jlld not
1946 Gridiron Slate
reach first base , safely. U 1*
just another out.
MIAMI. April 10. (AY—The
University of aiiatni Hurricanes
filled their last open dale on
their 1046 football schedule taday by signing Washington and
Lee of the Southern Conference
for a game, In th* Crange Bowl
Stadium on Nov. 22.
Th* Hurricanes will play eight
games at home, all at night, and
two on the rued.
The schedule:
Btpt. Tt — William and Mary,
herd.
Oct. 4 — University of North
Carolina, here.
Oct. 11 — Texaa Christian Uni
rersity, here.
Ort. 10*-— University of Florida
a t Gainesville.
.,
Oct. 25’— University of Chat-,
H E R A L D .
LEGAL NOTICE
Classified Advertisement
|m Schantel Is Slated To Toss
For Local Nine
S A N FO R D
I’M B E rriN G THEY WCNf
FIND ONE "-THEbJ
DONE
[ n o u b e COOKED
• SAY1
that/
r' s e l l in g y o u c h o u s e ^
1VVILL P u r Me IN THE CHIOS ‘ '-v
REMIND ME TO PR O PO SE TO u
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u
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P/vLti kOuiNSQN
JU M PIM G JIVE * LOOC VA ID ’S
BACICIfJG U P WITH A MOVING
r \ JLTXTV'^S? ^
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I’m c i c h "
-Bur WE’RE
BEDROOM, prfrats bath. O oH
in. Summer rate*- 706 E. 2nd
Aim
t JV*
i
STILL IN H E P E
FURNISHED garage apt., adults.
a cH O M t" f o g u n v ta
W}T I '1
7
MMirIU U J Mi l
n
9 ■ 5A
uS?oS°K «
cattle wiR be told 'to highest
bidders. Auction sale start* -at
noonmThuraday April Itth at
Jeff Rral’s Dairy Farm. • mltos
•Lit ef Tampg, on* mite south
XoadL^Fre# barbecue w ttl'b a
Close in.
J'h. fa l-H .________
FU R N IS H ED Apt. -
adult*. 3Q4
I f firo break* outfit ihe |>Urc
you Iive%chanore are your house
bold furnishing* will be the first ti
suffer. Let us tell you in dollars and
»nt* how little it *H1 coil It
hare North Ameffca’i
dependable prolection
Chim ley
l Insurance
m GOD TDU WERE to U ) MAN
D HELP SANS
HIAA
1E‘S A GOOD
1)0/11
IT'S A SHAWE. BY THE WAV, UGH-MESEE-UM Y KELLER u BUT ‘RANCE1,I'M f I U DO AND
DID TOU FIND ANY TRACE OF CROOK. m MAKE JTALKING TO THE SHERIFF INI J SAV WHAT I
•RANGE" KELLER WHILE YOU . TALK WITH LAW -7 TME S p iff) TtWN.YOU r - > 1 PLEASE# AND
C A N 'T -- J _ J * X ) U LISTEN
�« I •
TTIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
»AGB BIX
SPECIAL .SUMMER and
AUTUMN RATES
In effect .tintiMJcc. 1
MAYFAIR
INN
(formerly ilolcl .Mayfair)
Double Rooms
Two Room Suites
* Single Rooms
Sensonnl rnlcit apply to guests staying two weeks or
'anger. Fur information write, telephone or see, Lind
Weber, Gr-neral Manager.
Negro Recreation
Center Scheduled
t o OpeiJrAn Friday
•rhl Hi H*i<rurtl. In ihn I’su r.l/ nt
Marine Cor p’s P o st ■ 1
War Feet Improving:
I r l n l n e l . a m i H u i a » r K U .r i.t s , t h i *
lha IMb. dir of Al>rll, A. |l.‘ ||4 l
(dllAlf)
OCEANSIDE, Calif.
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p. I*. IIKHNWlM
l U r ^ ^ ,lt^ r ^ - J : 'rCUU ' .....'
Mm.i.tir c«irp»* postwar feet a n
improving,' nay# ’T.t. - (Jtr) -"Jiirf h- **a umUl* tftST.n«TH*-.."iK- U « i —JMlWiar fw rum tlfl,.
W i l t a n d T r» t * m » n i m l h « *Hlil
o r tiib
Opening Friday* evening of s con, chii-opotlfit, who haa tern M r r r l l t t l r l r t i f r
lloblnron.
lh * in coriiT
many
n
p
air,
march
to
w*r
and
JVIMie-. aKMINOI.K I
•
a m * L - l n * a bi ll n f r n m n l a l i i t f n r
reert-ation renter fnr the colored
aTATi:
o
r
ri.irtiln*.
come limping home.
lh * f u r * r l u * t i f * i>f a mtirlaUK* for
people-if Seiifynl, JocaUxLat 1^15 V
tav.
l i u m t r u l __ Xtitd*fmi -hlhilifcri iv );>: n i t : k h t a t k n r
Tho
v.
(tnnjji
‘
Pendleton
training-West T.h t r i e erH jr-fltH Jt;' and nnd ~rr-pUtt*mrtil~»ptcl*jriiC~er*<riji rciifftm. ni.uotjaagf-bi/sK iig fS T
known a* the “Rainbow (Tub",
win today announced by Roy A. lied the improvement to a reduc
T O A l J f W H O M I T MAY OO X.
Redding, I*t* j i d ir r mid owner, tion of eombal training and tho IVrk IIHjfVtlJv* ranffipt* Fl«iriif**
rr-pliie.ment
of
l-attle
veteran*.
by
o(h*fw(»i*
t
ji
?7UHT*'
prn
winffint
sGcorge 'Conner's 11) picOu New
Ik III b# r n lfiff! na^ilfift y»»*t myf
York colored orchestra will play younger pien.
tti fnii HH vRld
This, he tv.nlalncd, was tending • art*
for, the opening dance.
Tbr MAKFORD IIKRAI.H »■ Ir*
lo
eliminate
marching
fracture—
» i th« n»* «pftr»*r In wh'rli
The Imibling, of concrete block the mot t common Leatherneck nI hl lv"n iln M
r i l f f f I m II I ip p i l t i l i r h f d o n r «
Laundry D ep t
construction, cost 8 1 0 ,0 0 0 and ha* toot aliment during the war.
r*cl* * rrk fnr * four etmurf ijllvr ,
0,000 sijuaro feet of floor space, Turchenn hayed hla . rontluilon
Will!*** mV tin h»t a n't* o ffl-la l
which, according to -Mr. Redding on examination of 30.000 feat at
Hanford. I'oantr « f HimlwilL nrcommo'lntc 1.800 people. whirh, with their 150,000 toe*, lie ,t*. atHioii
of yiini'ia, ip u n o t
He added that it it ids intention estimates, would reach five mile* IX of April A. I>. I X I .
l . J'. n . i tulon
t o add a cafe of 2 5 0 seating capa It VIni-A.I nli.l I a anii
- Clerk of it'* Ctrcn t Court.
city when materials nre* available,
Mmnioia i.uunl), CiuriUH.
hut emphasised the fact that only
M*rilt JeinLa^ ik. il!
M A Y F A I R INN
Telephone
TUESDAY. A P ttlt;
i mil
nc ll
TO d is c o n t in i /R a id
NKW YORK, A pr" 10, UP}—
The f'IO announred today that
ll ha* decided not to take part
1200
for the American Red
In cf.ilifining this action,
tho CIO’s national community
service committee charged that
the Red fro** “ha* isolated itself
too long from the people and thi
community.”
• <’i:nsi*
• nJ
N o lle* 1. n r r r b j r a l t - t i I tin I IIT: I.UN K. ( . 'A l l H A W A r f ile d l» r f i n a l
iVpo rl Ha A d m i n i s t r a t r i x n f lh *
**(■!■ o f JO BKI’l l U S IA U K N T K T .
TU. i l f e r u n ! , 1 ( h * f »fi» h»« file d
h e r p . i l i l o n rut f i n a l d l a c l i a n t r *
• • 4 - th a t J *fra
-rtfl
-ilu H r
in
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f
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o n l h a l l n d <B«y n f A pril, 1911.
A p p r o v a l o f w m i a m i fo r f in al
I t rr c * an A d i n l n l u r a l r U r.f t h a
if* o f J O d f r u 1. M A II K N T K T .
iIk h w i I, oh Hill—lu ll day til.,
rti, l » l « . - '
ILULiai
»CAltltAWATia-'
A ilm lnU trstrJ*
la I* of JfMKFII
l l o n n r a b M 11. W, * w a r t . C o u n ty
J u d e * o f Kamlnol* C o u n t y . Klor l.
IMP
i:.V T I'. rT i:.
UAt!.«F
il«-r»*k»a.
PAINT EXPERT
iR SPECIALIST
. SLUDE
Designer
Interior Decorator
Over 18 yearn in W inter Park, Fla.
Room and color plan n in g --------Write P. O.
<HI*A1»;
n t" A. lirt’oIlM
„
huljytor htnl <ViuQl>rl
In*.
IM a tn llli
' ♦* -
puign*
firm:
AREFULLY
LEANED
LOTHES
LOOK MUTTER
and
W EA R LONGER
RUING THEM TO UR
FOR SATISFACTION
it
|»(Hf9*#tl.
A ll
it fiu ffi I c n R * « r f i:
I1 h»re-ht k lt e n
i h n I
Hi i |,A Il»K * H , a r r i r i . i i * r t l« t h e r
f*D4 l f M n i f l . HR r i* -c u tc l« II, th%
i M a t * <t| Hmk|c M ‘ K o ftL tffc tftiic fl;
Iha I ahr haa
fin a l
a itjtly
W arr*
Jut . H i t l i m
fur
Jth r th a t Ftft. vrfll
lu
I h t . !f«iijiiral#fe
It,
IV.
C.Vamtv Jin in * «.* H em ln o U
went In after It and pulliV out Cuirn 11*, FI orMf| i t »1. lh a , 141f <t»>
his hat with the duck ai%tha tif A la v , 1 9 ( 4, i u r
#*f ajiifiit
other end. The bird is now con- xiuii f*,r
I
h
t
••(
lh
«
-ll
hunl
*m*
vnltscing in the Puttir*' chicken « h reA *4«t. I*n th fF l^ lti H ki ift AF*»r*f.
n r i!.
coop.
191is.
completed, one under construction
r~
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nnd one yet to lie built, also >fi
K x *m u i f U •»! Iht* H tU tle *»•
A. .discarded chenille liedspread
blme projects fnr^ colored veter
H i* m
Fm U
«tvvwwi«Mrd.
ans, of which, seven aiv i»*“' mrr—b* - made Into n charming
brunch
coal,
jacket
or
rube.
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laung built by Ted Williams.
i.t:o N A itii
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LEGAL NOTICE
PITT8H LD. Mass., t-V) l». k19 Potter. II, out walking with
imKKTISUS
)IK KLSHtlltA:
hi* father. Ilurord F. Petler, sjmt- HTATt:
Tii^ llpfthA O. l**Mnlne a ml
ted n wild duck, which app.urxd to
illislldillt. Jiilrltll If. Is*
Itr ■iilrtiri* |!nkfiown
be Jnmc, tried to catch It and
i
t
l T f f i t f f n r h ' n i y*»ti at** h r r i ' h y
missed. Rut the duck didn’t. It ordFrpiL
uitd ri'tinlrnl to he eml
grabbed Dickie's hat and ili-ap- n p |i r. f
lite* C l f r u l t C o u r t
pcared under n bridge. Dirkic •ef tin* .Ninth Jwilirlel LMrrull o f th*»
h.
w ii.t.iv stn
A F-in1oin hIN nf r«nti|>liilltl
fllf‘4 in lh* L'trtuU t
Hcmltmlf Cutintjr, in t h r
ajcaliiAi yiMi fur <Mt»rre li
k l ' l j I f I r* I)i-i,
ark
i ll^ « _
W» Ilia ill .Mr!!*
Ill
Jlfr «*«*d.Ji*!I#1
WlfU I l f W i f I*im <Vnfrf.no »*:|| |,#
It
younr firm *
housewife
add stren
manual labor, w
flm f
cost, we do It
better!
Rr«
lh*ttr«»r» l o «*f»irmi*m» jruti In h*
»n<)
b«-ftrr« m ill C o u r t a l
K ^ n fo i d , f y n r l d n , t l l h e r I r i***nnin
«i* h y u t u r u i ) , o n , n r h t f y tr - Alic
l»lh. iIjiv «,| Mny. a* I>. 1»Ut other*
(iRnirn*i
l>* f m t Ft®i
Tub-washing U a hold-over
from the days of buttle* and
blushes. Today, with a laun
dry- service like ours, no
SEMINOLE COUNTY
^ ^ a u s u p tr* / ( 3 -
We are not adept at wilfK(uiner[ng, hut
our ability to KEEP..YOUR ELECTRJCA
REPAIR. Ilrlng your car In tomorrow
are on tha Job to help you courteously
iride ourselves In
ELECTRIC SERVICE
CO M PA N Y
( i m I nI Si D
i
/ I <
f
hi
t Itct« thin
207 M A G N O L I A A V E .
SAN FO RD , F L A
CAN BE BOUGHT
*r iiii
»7 *f;
EASY TERMS!
FO R TOMORROW'S HARVEST
It*l planting time u&.in! That glorbiu sc neon of tha year
whott Natura tmllc* her fondest and the pretence of
Spring foretell* the coming of the growing period.
the form of ntw care, new locomotive* and other new
__nnd
_____
._... all of which wo are "planting"
______ _
fudlitiet
equipment,
a* rapidly a* possible- From tlicm will come a finer and
better transportation service . . . . and that ^proved
transportation service will give impetus to tha continued
economic growth of the Southeast
That growth is « matter of deep Interest to. til and,
as always, our best efforts will bo contributed gladly to
in nourishment.
. .
Generally, we don’t have to wnlt for a certain “»e**on"
to do our planting on tlic Senbonrd. But in reOflt year*
crucial shortage* of mnteriels and manpowci IJvo com
pelled ut to postpone tha fulfillment of our plant.
f
i i ,
.* r -
V 'ij
*. r = ~ tA :
Today wc are finding it ponihle to gtt more ettd, in
SAVE AT OUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE
STARTINd SATURDAY, APRIL
)
$ 9
'
20
�In Unity There Ib Strength—
*
'T o Protect the P u t* of the W arltk
T o TrolooU ft* Pro«re*»~of America;
THE WEATHER-
Partly cloudy. Nllle change in temperature
through Wednesday.
—
* *——■
AN -INDEPENDENT- D AihlT NETVSFAPER' VOLUMETXXXVII
Established 1908.
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
V -jwmiuwg i i -
[16S
WEDNESDAY, Apr. 17. l'Jlti
Four Persons Killed In Mid-Air Collision
♦To Criticism Of
Aaaofiated Press Loosed Wire
House Okays O.P. A.
McNamey Takes
A ctio n . J o End
TOKYO, A udi 17 (/P>—Gen. N a zi Movements
R. B. Chapman
Died Last Night
In Jacksonville
Generals Ordered To
Promote Non-Mili
tary Youth Groups
Funeral Services To
Be Held 3:00 P. M.
Friday
Afternoon
General Says It Is
N ot Council's Job
To Consider P ast
* Actions In Japan
cral MacArthur haa replied
to criticism of his admlnistralion of Japan by Russian
members of th? four-power
council. The supremo com'
mandeh has told' the four
power council bluntly th e t
^ronyideratlon of his paat ac
t i o n s in administering Japan
is no part *o( its job.
• N O. 151
Motion By Rankin To
“K tir Price “ A gency
Is Overwhelmingly
Defeated In .Vote
Bound For (
WASHINGTON, April 17
f/P)—The House has voted to
extend the OPA only nine
months past June 30—instead
of tho full year «h rcqiicsted
by Presiik’iit Truman.- Thu
ep u fti avw —LJ4 to 114. T hu
v o te Ih s u b je c t to a fo rm al
roll cftfir •
Ralph R. Cbapuuin,. promiue.it
Sanford celerv gruwet and !*•»*(
Giund Master of the Grand Lodge
of F ire and Accepted Mason* of
Florida, died suddenly isvt night
of n lim it attack nt lllc Hotel
Uouticvclt in Jaekannville uhile
attending the Grand UoiitniuiiI at ion t.f the Grand Irfulge. Air*.
Chapman
with n ... at tin
time. L. H. Steclq of San ford nl»;>
attended the Communication,
hmtei.il *.*rvirc» wit] lie In-PI
Friday at 3:00 |l. m., at the I’n-nW lc n a i. Chuich with Dr. K. it.
L row litre officiating.
Later thj
Masonic Grand Lodge will c.»tduct service* at the g i« » r
- ii
jh v Igieen Cemelery, .th e active
pallbearer* will be George Fi»h of
|jack* onv it Ir. h rank A . 1 row n o'
iilftilll. itfiv Mni (hew.
of
S*
Pi tei*liurg. Maxwell Well.
..f
11 . land,.. George It
M,.ft
•f
Jeckvunv ill t and dame. .
ti nt
,.1 Kai.fnrd
All Mante.
m e .Cque-f
NUERNBERG. A p r i l 17.
(AI*)— Nail philosopher Al
fred K m tnhtrr * iM lI la l to
cnxut-risminer* at the Nuern
berg War Crimra trial today
that he approved a Crrcnsin
plan altnrd at racial exter
mination of tha Slavs of
taalcrn Europe, f
Rosenberg luld. the Allied
military tribunal that part
of the plan Invoked -arrying
off ttunabn and lialtte rnlldren to Germany for eventual
Itupuhlicaun
took control
— nt lea*t temporarily— — a* the
tuitllr for Ihe life of the OPA
opened today on the llou*e Floor.
They were helped try a few demo
crat*. The motion ’ to limit the
extension of OPA to nine months
was offered bv Republican* Rcprrsentativc
Jp»se
Wolcott
of
Michigan,
Earlier,
the
House
refused •
overwhelmingly (n kill the OPA
entirely by defeating a motion
l.y Representative John Hn..kin of
I Mississippi lo strike out the cnnetlng clause of the extension
hill.
|
Mat Arthur** military govern
ment officer,' Brigadier General
Courtney Whitney, a t the ammo
time haa indicated displeasure a t
Russia’s questioning of Allied
occupation policy. Whitney de
clare* that the Soviet action—
whether in good faith or not—.
"ia a warning that aucceia of the
extermination.
occupation 1* threatened,”
r f k MacArthur alto ha* replied to
a Russian tequest that another
FRANKFURT, Arrrll 17.
election be held if a majority of The commanding general of U. S
the new Diet ia found to lie un force* In Europe. Joseph T. M'•
suitable. The supreme command Nnrney, haa taken action to sia’ .p
Itunkin ■diouled to the Mouse:
er ha* Indicated that aome auc* out Navi* underground movement*.
*'If you want to destroy the Con
ceaaful candidates wilt be inveatiMcNjirney hat directed his gen FOUR PERSONS. INCLUDING AN S-YEAR OLD HOY «mc IllledSvh.t, lw„ ,m*ll plane, crashed ...
fide..ee of the American people
...........
the top
cral* to promoli the growth
i.f mid-air near Lakewood Airport. Atlanta. Co All of the dr,.,| a ir It .. Ulunti. ah..,,„
gated further.
to then govetn.ite.il. just continue
German
y o it I h I’hoto Is the wreckage of the craft in which pilot Hen Harris Heite. \. .l II Sat.de.* and hi. hmal:
MacArthur h«» turned down a non •mililary
tit*. >mmutiritslte tlp.A."
i Ml*1, Richaid Sanders, died. Aubre> II ttaiii pluinmote,I 1i< drain jlo , in the other plane ibottomi
Ruaalan request that Ihe fpur- group.. At the sanib time,
Semes of other nmendnieiili
power. council he given drafts of military governors have /been j
*
i Intel national Bourn Iphoto I
-I ill are trending
Imperial rescripts, government ordered to take slips to In.u.c | --------------- — ..
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ed In meet at the Ma.o.iu ienqde
legislative acta and orders at leaat that nlj N a il sport and irvilitii.
ill J l.'i p m . F t n i a } - t o ,i.j)'"d
A rn day* before they are issued. athletic otgahuntloiu , are brok 11 I
the fu n eia l in n group
•^Thc general aaya this would cauae up.
In addition to Mr> < nap...:...,
practical auapension of the Jap .
Tha expanded pt
progtarn of jouth
iineae govtAnment’s administrative activities ia dealgne.l to attru
Ih .litvivoi* Include two dni.gt.
function!.
ter- Mi*. Clyde Green and Ml*. AND NOW it’, the
Carman youth away from icmwat bride
Jane ( liuprnan of Sanford and ...
The Russian* alao had asked nanU o f -the Hitler Youth move
slrl’y
Hi ..................
te verse. M i.,
* ...
NuniiHii
..................
to have the council provided with ment, and away from the t mulct •
R o n n t m l 1 c U c x lrl ■
—— —
j.. .i.ie r. M e . John
It. Ju.one
*r Ilotimib itrul tun * two rhtbften.
all order* and other document* ground organiiatlon known t»
in months old. and David,
N EW Y O R K . April 17. < A V D a n q u e i IS n e i a 0 I>A Official Says Breakdown Of Present J9 M ^ \.;,Z uh.d ..cm *n r*U1 xSusan,
exchanged between the supreme "Edelweiss Pirates."
lv' }>’« i s. ate pictured 'ott Die 1 l.r rbaitmanshin of ilm United
fitiH
H
liriK
mrinbfi*
of
the
M
jiM
inti*
McNa-ney ha* ordcryd the i • i
commander and, the Japan®**
ferry boat e„ route to Fort llum- Nations Seriiritv CouttcU ha* l«cn
Price Control System Could Panic U. S.
U»*lKf for over twenty yem* lit- illon, ll.n n ll}..,
government since the beginning of leaae of American and German ' State
Adviser QutY. Th*> soon taken over today by Dr. Ilafex
hull ^vtA'ni
P«pt Miialer nf tht* will he sailing to join I.t D fi. Aflft Pasha
ln» occupation. To thl* MscAr- athletic equipment not nerxle.t by
Consumers
Into^pcnriing
Stampede
The
57>year-oj-4
lines Future Farm
Kittil*n Lodge, wa, for L>e vrar. | )|nnill|[r u, Krtuikfurl. Germany. Kg,pMan t* a former h#hy doctor
thur say* lb* ’poundl member* U. S. troop*. Playing field, for
jmlreudv have enough material. If merly occupied by American
1
1
.strict
Dr
duly
ir«
ml
Master
ai
.
,
loten.atiuna.)
N EW Y O R K. April 17 id*.
w h-i .hr-owne t
diplomat
? *1
er Work In Florida
It, ho dedareh. thoy force* are to be turned tyck Vo
the lath Masonic District, wa* 1 -7—
-------------- ------------ -----— _ .
T h ey ydigest
...........................................
— The .O l’A tod*) began an
He *...»« nI- i i ; r G a /r ^ t—
FastHigh
Priest
of
Monro.'
should he 'felly, abreast of th* the German*. German youth jr
invesligaiion ii.lt> rliarges l<)
.•|q of Chitvn.
'<
. • TherilensinoleThaptoi of'Fulu**c
jrtwsent xltuatfon.
; • .7 ’••• t- 1 gmnltaHon'a will Tje~fS*jmttcd
f't.apfer No 1.7. sod a Dust fontl l r C lll I'l.ilrd Packinghmisr
Afif. -etved t o u r *. foreign
However, the military govorh- organise on n alulcwidc Kftai . FormeV" ef America held iu lK*h ;
manih'r
f
Ia
vltu
t’o.iiioftitderv
Worker- that o ra l is rrach
tn.lll*tei >>f Kg) pi
in l!.]S and
annual j*tn«r
father and
hunqurl i g v
ami son
»mi mimjuri
v**
>v
*
.
No jx, Knights Templat
meqk'a General Whitney haa raid Until now they have teen restrict ■nnuai
ing ihe New York msrkel hj
-igu.f. m H* til tu 1 :*:tt tie war
he will fum tih the Russian* with ed to Indiviunl counties.
Tuesday eveninff at the llmt it O n
K lV Cl* i rO JC C l
Hoi
11
11
.
Kansas
in
|XPU,
Mr.
itlrgsl rhaiincl*. The Uaion
Egypt win m<.ii, let tjt London.
^
at] the information they want on
Th* military government hope* Maylau with n Un?P number "I j
t Imp mail was 56 )i*«r» of age,
charges Htsi (he meat -is
H< •ttidird medicine at F.gypthe purge program “if It lake* to stimulate .P ort, by them visitors present, nd with Veto
coming In .Sanford 1.1 PM2 In
nol moving ...do legitimate
1 tan I'liiveraity and thr l fn.rcrsi:)■.
Approval by the Mouse Rivers
all summer.
measure*. At the name time, it Clark , chapter president, acting and Harbors Committee of u 12
markets.
engage in farming. Prcvtously he
of London.
haw forbidden flying, parachuting na toaatmaster.
had grenduated from Kansas A.,
Tim new Security Council . hairThe contribution
of
Future fool rhniinel in the HI. John*
gliding, fencing, military drill rtf
M in i M College. Taking n leading
W A S H IN G T O N , Apr 17, 1,11
man joined the Egyptian national
River from I'alntka to Lor
display, and the shooting of fire- Farmer* In Florida to the war Harney, was announced today l.y I rice Adotinislintnr Pmd I’ortet (part in civic ami business affmts
movement in It'D*.
demnn.llng
effort was outlined by Harry
arma.
Edward Higgins, manager of lh> told the Senate Hanking ( ’gin [of this t-uinmunity he wn, presi- Boot Reveals Litigle tndrpindettee fot Egypt ami the
E. Wood, state supervisor
of .Seminole
t'ounly
Chamber .3 mitt i*f Ii**Iti\ I lip 1 hff forimxiH iiilr n l of l In? Btniiibiiil llruwcr^
out mil o f. H.iti-h t.,»qi,
vocational agriculture and stale Codunerce. who 1 lias wurkol . a ziHiiii m living
Will IntrodiK'c FBI e('Be
from to Axwh lutmti. pfraidrut <*f the O n
A f i f I arr*v-*d in
the
United
Jam es Isaac Gerrard * Future Farmer advisor lie point, long
C r«h i
time on this project and to 40 «»t f<0 |***itvn! if prcM*fil I f11»| Ilttinli* priMlurtnin
! n o A pi it it a *
Head at Convention Sin.t a i r . f > n m . E g.v1.p legate
ed out that 4,2X0 menti'crs of the who today expressed aalisfoctm (LP.A c4»m m »U air lifti’il I'lirliM * \^m >x i;itnir. afui » «111«**-1 ««• i»f ib»*
\1 that
Died Here Tuesday organisation in Florida hud join upon learning of the uetion
>a Ii | 11. n .t*«t4im-Mt p/ipmrtl f.-i Sfinf.-ni \iUntic N.»li»»hnl lUnk
hi wanton I' - la . w eir tir.it, *1 tint' I..- tylil ir,-m i'ii lo, .out. tty
ed Ihe arm 'll fortes, and that
M.
Higgins revelVtd a trie
he tippet >hanila-■, ..immttlee Hint | rhi»ugh«ut The war he served tu a Span -I. |ir»gta«. of -kit*, will not f i r i n g op th. issue of
Mr*. Ola Devlin Beck, wife of
Jam es Isaac Gerund died at Future Farmers had rcpaite.l
Jay H. Heck of Hanford, died this his home, M0 Oak Avenue Tues 4,168 farm machine* during (hr giant from Rep. Joe llcndrlrk- he rrgji.de* I this as a conserva ' , n member of the Select n r -oitg* amt ■Unci ti, ox-iiitu-r. Hi il.-li troop, .• Kcl|lt while tie.
who »*ld: "The House Riverv rtii . live ext.male
Hie Senate 0 ...
,| „„,( „i ,.ac time •I lit.' P.,i
“morning at 2:30 o’clock a t her day at 0:60 P. M. following n period.
\ III) I I r o n
t lo t . o! gnllalmii, a.,- mill ■. way for rr„ ,I1I.111,,V, nf lhr Stale AA.V
U»rl>or» Committee In., ju-ti .tp nit ter .. ;.",s ijl.',,|,g h-g.sl.Uo'.'
” home, 410 Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. short illness.
Seminole
High
School
under vi,.iin iif the 1831} tira ly l.elwert,
In the«mai*er of wat finance, proved the 12 f.M.t channel f A. .. m extend the Hf«* «»f *be H I.A . | ru|))||1(|1(.r
^
active
church direction «f Mi*. Jiamilioii Hi,Iter,
Heck had been in HI health for
lliilniii and Egypt. Afif! Itoliv'wl
Born^la Westfield, N. Y.. the ha said, ths Hlale Future Farmer
I’alatkn to Lake Hartley in spile
aome lime.
na.>
Rchwlu,c'1 memlarr. he had served for innoy Spanish invtriicttfiY In rrlrdiuttiott negoHnte tha treaty, and
deceased man hail lived in Han organUatipn had purchased IX.Od'i of
rxpirntioii
June
1
the objections of the American
\
Bent In Abbevjlle, 8. C. on ford for four months coming from in bonds, as
yetir* ns
a> « deacon ..f the. Pres- of |*«n American 'neck. Walter j worked for it* revision,
.
I. ■> .L L ."
i l . i yrttfs
individuals
ha1
'
tie 0 .1’ A. chief declared that hylerino ( l.urch.’ He toaidml with
Association of Railroads.”
gAlune Ii. 1877. she had lived In Conneaut, Ohio. He is survived by purchased
Smith, prr,itlent of it
lub.
j
*120,482
worth
of
1
breakdown
of
the
|.iesv.it
price
Air. Higgins said this mot mug:
Tienfonl for 38 year*. She waa the widow, Mr». J. I, .Gerrard stamp* nml bond* and had soil
hi* family at 203 East Tenth *|Mjko tutefly_ of tiir advantage
control system could panic the - Street.
married to Mr. Beck Oct. 28, also of 8anford; one son. Ailhur 8214,114 wnrth. In' addition they ” 1 am vvctl satisfied wmi
of lettr tttitg spifnt,h. it. a mi ran,' Fall Of CliariK'uhun
nation's
rOnatii..tus
Into
u
stum
1010, In Duo WeaL 8. C-, and E ..G errard of Sanford; one sis collected IH7,6G'J pounds of metal river project. This iilean, tint
of gaining m».ghi into tin .m (
Rt’porlcd Imminent
P*de
t.f
rtisily
spending
Porter
authorisation
of
appropriation
came here ax • bride. She waa ter, • M n. Alice Combs of Ink
lure tjf the Ijillts Aiiii-i train. Hr I
asserted
there
already
is
a'
ami
240,000
pounds'of
p
n
|rr.
lie
for the 12 -foot project will be
• member of the First Presby ster,, Mich.; several nieces qnl
was
in
tin,
I..red I.) hi, falliet.
.
pointed out lhat the Seminole rhade later this year or during •prratling lielli’f a.iiong l.u*it>e*,IHfilislph Siniih » in i m ih Nr,| Smnil I
’ |l IN'* Ap.tl i<
terian Church.
*
nephew*.
Chapter
was
perhaps
the
oldest
the
first
part
of
next
year.
Vm n iand Mali... H -o„th ,p ..„ ...,e l <=*'•*'*" .emlu.ig 'hr
Survivor* ,ln addition to the
Funeral services wjl) he con In the stale, said tfiey wire out
•cuttle the O l ’ A complete!
H
i
Thla
will
brin
1V»j»
the pi ogt on.
hen,(qua. In
husband are- three alatera Mra- ducted at the Erickson Funrral
12 -foui j lake art ion «1.n ). Hill
Y.tr Irill it .it r t Pint Un
fiitl «»f
Frank I- Woml ruff of Sanford, Home Friday at 10:30 A. M. with ■landing In their work arid had ! our work to luiog
The !ti ■ f j: llii.it,
itui!c
lii|t
|i
1
1
1
icv
O.P.A.
I,.
|n
i
mil
won
many
slate
and
.1.strict
rliniinri to Banfuicl,” ho declared
lu ilI K r lm i! , ( h a \1i4MltmMHM 4 B plMr*. M. R- Plaxco of Louisville th* Rev. AV. 1', Brook*. Jr., pastor
Misch .SihiM.i in !»ih (.M. itii !mr*l
Said I’nrlri
l hut Ihe ..rent appointment’" o f I lal'
' •'ti.e-r t om.mmtvt forces
Ga., and Mr*.
L. U sm an of of th* Flral Baptist Church offi awaids, and praised the co nper* m i l l i n g tlmt the ('handier of l ‘om- rites,
“Should
ll.al
la'ltrf
spread
to
merco
is
cu-upcratlug
will.
(I.f
mimmcnl
I lie t omniunista
Greenw6t*d, 8. C.: one brother, ciating. Burial will lie in l-ako- lien of locu) busings! me.. vCitli
W A S H IN G TO N ; Apttl 17. trl’t Glenn Lingte. Ji ..* vt. .• n n sti-j
the
consuming
public,
tinslantCity
,
in
wurkiug
mil
a
project
the chapter. He told of Governor
Roddy Devlin of Greenwood, view Cemetery. .
Th r unknown soldier of World d e t l t o f h . y t tu b I n t e r n n t i n n n i , | - u>7e s e i s e d tliu m u m . n t i w n ) - U pedo
will
ha
Oil.’'
Caldwell’* Interest In the Fututc to build terminals fot a barge
Changchun, thu* opening
l.y Ktwani*, wo, a very'|
C.
Porter wit* delivering hu warn Wat I may In- joined in honnicd s|«n*ut,'<|
line,
including
buildings
uni
jlory «n tho banks of the I’o- great honor, uml ptnim i hi* I Hie way for fqilher traop- icinAPPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED Farmer*.
ing
to
the
Senate
gmup
even
docks.”
A |ct R. Johnson, Seminole llign
recdr.l ftom In.lit n *chotaalic J fptrements. The CSlIttal p.uti.m
WASHINGTON. April 17 l/P>- School agricultural Instructor, InMarie Iturbi Hero
H. H. Olemuii. pretdent of ns the House volet on amend- lomar it) t»n nanteie" Americans
n I filet i<- vlrivpolnl. He mlde.l ' ,f G " ’
"here the vastly .,utPresident Truman h*a chosen two troduced the visitors including the Chamber of Commerce, al>u mtnl* lo extension li'gislntluii— among tin* nation's M (H) uniden and
that Glenn would have the honor, uumlieicd Government troops arc
Takes Her Own U fe new ambassadors. Jlo has ap- three charter members of the declared today that he wa* very amendment* whir It admit. Dilution tified deal of World War II.
Thr House haa appioved the | e- of Introducing FBI Dirt-elm E d -' holding oul, lia* lo-rtt brought
pointed C*ergs V. Allen of Mary chapter which was organised in much pleased with the action leaders and U I’.A. supporters
. . to. Iran and 1088; David Van Ness. Clarence taken by the River* and Harboi* said frankly they feu co w ould (urti from nversta* 'of a singi.- gar Hoover at the furthcoming I mulct artillery fire It'* estimated
BF.VERLV HILLS Cwllf., Apr. land as ambassador
Key Club Convention in New f>r-|thut it will take government rrmtan the end of price rout rid. World War *1P-unknown for cete- lesttx.
17 (/P)_Mari* Iturbi Hero died of Edwin F. Stanton of California Henderson and Pant Biggers, Jr Committee.
lief foicc* at leu-l *♦..* »rg k to
They esprrssc.) feat* also over mnnlai burial in Arlington Na
a gunshot wound In »n *m*rieney as ambassador to Siam. Tho All three praised the progrr** of
•
The' enlerlaiiimeut p r o g r a m reach the ritv.
the possil.ii* outcome of the vot tional f’emetery, hut the Senate
.
hospital rfarly thU ' mornln*. Bh* President noted, with * grin, that Ih* chapter under the leadership
Geiirin) Marshall arrived at tho
The atate of Tex** wa* an inde ing, one O.P.A. booster declaring Militiary Committee think* th c .i alatted vvtlli the su.ging l.y Mis*
was tha daughter of concert pian this A lltn is not ..to be confused o f ' Mr. Johnson.
pendent republic for nearly u dec flatly foes of the price agency should l.e two unknown soldier* of Phyllia Allen of "Donkey Sere Pei|.lt.g headquartei* to-lay from
era was with th* G eorjg Allen, who is now
ist Jose Iturbi. Mrs.
Tha program began with invo
nade” a lively .Spanish theme, Tokyo.
« tt0 years old and was h« mother a director oL the Reconstruction cation Jiy Herman Gano. Vein ade after winning indt|tendence had it* proponent* l.attling "o n the re.-ent conflict. The .Senate with Miss Rosemary lliiiiiirk acfrom Mexico,
thif
ropes.
:- i Finance Corporation.
of two children.
r t —t, welcomed the fathers and
gtoup hn* recommended that one eomonnying.
ir kDHsl^n
Detectiv* Sgt.
guests, Chaptsr officers pave the
Harold Kastner ami Lillian Hiffh School ("oaches
unknown soldier be chosen from
Th* Ban Francisco fire of 1800
•aid death wah a m l---* g FFA ceremony. Tho ofthe European theater and another Buylc, both In pointful Spanish
caliber pistol was found near her burn^j 28.000 building* in S14 fleers participating w*r*» Vern
Meet Here Tonight
from llie Pacific to share In the costumes, acted out an amusing
skit (n Hpuitish, "Ini Lima” de
Clark, president; Herman Gano.
solemn tribute.
"^ B ft - McBaln • said th at Itqrbl
picting a flit tut loti in the titoon- ! Coach Goose Kellies announced
vice president: Frankie WUson,
told him that he w*i playing tha
light.
.th is afternoon tl.*t coaches and
secretary: Elbert Byrd, treasurer;
piano when be heard a enot. The
Veteran* Service
*Iji Cucaiacha" u». tung I.) ! official* of thr Fifth District will
Glenn Lingle, Jr., a senior at and fourth ycni- He earned un Kimball Is Promoted
Difklg Frank, reporter and Alex
pianist rushed to hiii
Seminole High Hcl.m.l, and son atpletic letter his second, thirtl
grout, including Ollie Bell Fort- { meet here tonight .for a fish-fry
n nee.
R- Johnson, advisor.
To Staff Sergeant m
where ha found hla daughter lj[
son; Belly Rowland, Jenin.in,- I ami Imsiuet* meeting lo Ih- held
rgej i
fourth year* uttd was capMr, Johnstfn led In group sin* of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lingle,
Ing on the floor wRh
the following
i* re log K&d thsre followed song* by Sr. of Loch Arbor, has'recently
, „
T categories
itegor
Manning, Dou.thy (Tumlcn, l l n i - |a t the home of ilermati E. Morris,
the foot hull team and
afire.
HEADQUARTERS. PANAMA old Kavlncr, Huston llalwock, I principal of Seminole High School.
tied to rls
visit
Conferehee Hccortii "Team in
quested
it the office n |
its Dorothy Crumley and by been honored by being ehosen
toe responsible agencies listed
fourth year, lie waa given CANAL DEPARTMENT. April P.riph.Rroglt and lllchiijd Krogl , Conch Kettles also announced
“ relyn Muthews of tho vice president „f the Key Club*
below 1
. jfy i
trip to the Orange Bowl in 17 (Special)—-The promotion of Mis* Burdick accompanied
that the high school baseball team
High
J Trustee*
sigh 8chool Glee Club, of the United BUtes, Canada and
Edward Kimball, 1020 Elm Ave
Simon Dinilfehler and Norma will pluv the New Smyrna BaraCoordinator — E. B. Carter,
.Mlae Oills Rees* Whitt* K* Mexico Herman Morris, princinal MMmi hy the Kiwanis Club for nue,
to (he ‘ grade of staff a8r- Jean Snycr.'..then gave, a rolnrful cti.lus tomorrow afternoon at 3:30To M eet Tomorrow Atlantic National Bank Buildof 8*minole High School, an outstanding playing of football.
Haas* On h f i T as)
.lance In rostumc to at the Municipal Park.
pa
nounced .today. The Key Clubs Hg waa on the varsity baseball geapt ha* been announce,! by Spanish
Hoot
are honorary eluha In high school*
Employment — U. 8. EnvIn his second, third and Headquarters, Post of Corouf. >nonogrn|.li urconipanlment. ()ur- Singletary, who has given us only
L DIBC1JD8EB
udbi
REASON
Trustee* of School g e U k t No.
Sgt. Kimball, who entered the Itg the interim *eatxh for u seven hits In winning three game*
pioyment Besrlte,' l i t North ^rWX81!lNOTON.
April
2 ' _A
|l ,- -ITH UI PV)- and i n composed of young men fo rm year*. He won first pjaee
1 will meet In th e .o fflo ^ o f the
100 yard dash and first Array Iq October 1844. is on duty phonograph needle. Miss Allen in three starts, will pitch for the
Tramsp |*osy disclosed whose grade* are excellent and
First Federal and Loon Asee*lo Park Aremmu
VocgUonair
pli c# in the relay race in Inter- in the Quartermaster field office. gave a piano *olo.
tlonal Training and Edo- wbv he bed issued his blest over who are outstanding students.
Celery Feds. ,
tion Thursday aftonoM at *#N>0
Edwin Shlnholser was lnducteJ
Dr. J . B- Root, adviser of the
ration — T. W. Lawton, Court
dflng by admirals against the
Is athletics. lie is also chair- A graduate of the high school a t
accord ing
it
of the Cancer Drive ftor ML Dora, he attended Pennsyl as a Kiiranlan hy Ktlwanl F.
HotaakT
-L
.
~ at lb# armed forces. The local dub said i th at l.inglc was
__nt today by Jo!
CONCEDES DEFEAT
Lane. Doyle McWhorter of the
chosen fo r tha office because of Sekilnolc County and a charter vania State College.
. Legal AMistance, Hoepilal- ------ said th u t.e n admiret
AUGUSTA, G a. Apr. t7. W V Mr._ Galloway salt
Key
Club
wa*
a
guest.
' In civilian Ufe, fi(L Kimball wa*
isalion and BUta k t v i c a ’ofc hi Hawaii, really stirred him up his superior four year record at m< nber of DeMotay.
The speaker of the Georgia House
High £khool. 'Hh U
Lingle has a mind for details, an agricultural technician with
t through
— of Representative*, Roy V. HerilMUfl
of
sUtementa
m»d*
in
an
r,
of the Sanford Key
a good organiser and wins the Institute of Inter*American TRUMAN URGES REDUCTION r<*, has conceded defeat in hla
Service
_*r> Mr. Truman said he , . „
been on the honor roll
wherever hr toes by hi* Affairs, serving in both Coeta
fight for renominstion aa a ment*
dm :
any
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admirel's
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WASHINGTON.
April
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President Truman ea id today th at ssYs It was the Vote of negroes,
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IN IS DIBCHARQRb most America rt* eat too much balloting for the first time la a '
president of the Hophotnoro Class
'h e international *Ksy cClub
1GED
81/c John A- Beiwlechin of 1U
Democratic primary, th a t ' '
and It might be a good idea if state
baa. and president of the Senior Claes. to vention will b* held In New East Twenty'
tipped the teale* against him.
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The House speaker had cam
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Annual F. F. A. Porter Foresees Zoom In Living
Father And Son
Costs If OPA Controls Lifted
Cham her* Nqtified
O f Action Taken
Spanish Program
Js Presented At
Kiwanis Meeting
Mrs. Jay H. Beck
T i o n e e r Resident
Of Sanford, Dies
S e n a t e Advocates
.tm H.„t t‘m.grass either «)« 2 Uiik uowB Soldiers
O f World War II
Glenn Lingle, Jr, Named Vice President
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PACE EIGHT
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FRIDAY,
TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
APRIL
12,
Hitr,
STATE NEWS B R lE P S
hr
__________ ________ ■Wll t-AH 1> t'ONNtH.I.Vr----- ------ ,
CONCREXE PRODUCTS
MIm Marguerite L u m p k I n , j e* #*tate chairman of tha depart
ikrland hijch achool tearher I mcnt of cla»»room-tk*cl*ira at ahc believes in making* children
we 1921, was recently elected*the convention of the Florida conaeloui that they are a part
o f the world around them.
Concrete Pipe, lluilding.Blocks,Ready-mixed Concrete,
Septic- Tanks, Conerct* Fence^Poai^ ‘Weft' Curt* ifnd
Properly Markers
Technicolor.
the’ 'ioih Century Fox studjo*
wrero In lakeland Wednciulay to
film a production “A l>ay In the
Old 8oulh” with a cant of .10
co eda dlrpcted by Mi** Kdnn
La uter bach. The co-ciln are Flor
ida Southern College student*.
College ground* will f u r n l a h
acenle background*.
MARY ALLEN HALF SIZES
2 Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co , i
Phone 1241
j
To draw nndx of ap
proval on Easter* 8shday and ofter->-chann<
lng nlthouclUni in pol
ka dots, Hheers ahd
prints — In one and.
4wo — piece » t y I e'a.
Ileauliful fabrics —
'Ulorlous cokirs. (,’hoaafc
yours today.
-.S',*
Maybe ahe had n headachet
perhaps ahe had beep misquoted
by aome Florida reporter, or
perhapa ahc juat wanted a little
peace and quiet in her railroad
car whilb reporter* and photo
grapher* where the train atopped
in Tampa, awermed outaide anil
even tried bribing the colored
rter to eee her. No, it waan't
ra. Hooaevelt, or Greta Garbo,
It eras Mi»a Kleanor Medill Patteraon, 61 yedr'*old publisher o f
the
Washington Timea-Ilerilbl.
She hod been spending u V-iretlcn I
In Saraxota and wn* oh her wnyJ
back to Washington.
All "th ej
reporter* *aw of her won drawn
ahade*. Our gucs* aa to th e ’
seclusion I* that Mi*« Patterson
failed to catch any- fich In Harn 1
ftoln bay. Neither did the writer,
laat Augn*l
“ We- Clothe the Family—We Furnhth the Hbioe”
2 1 6 '» t S C . '
Fhorte 174
W liiils fii
LANE V S DRY CUN NIN G Co.
Phone 465
K
Cuhan sugar producer* will-re
ceive 1 the
divalent of 6.626
cent* per pound of augar against
the present R.W6 allowed Flor
idian and other American prfl
ducers recently declared (larenciit. bitting,
president
of (he
United Stale* Sugar Corporation.
Mr. Bitting claimed that taxpay
er* of the United State* will - iy
a hidden "subsidy" of almost two
centa a pound on all sugar pur
chased from Cuba under an
agreement juat announced by tbc
Cuban ambassador. Hitting (rim
ed tha agreement a “raw deal in
sugar” rather than a raw sugar
deal.
GENUINE PANAMA HATS
Sanford, Florida.
If "Mr*. Polly Rose Haifa, wom
an cant (date for the U. *8. Sen
ate, gets a big vote fitun mem
bers of the State Federation •f
Women's Clubs—don't be surphlseil.
I.Sst Wednesday whili
Cn route to Arcadia anil >Wauthu1.i
on a speaking tour. Mr*. Hul'r
came on the scene uf an accident
in which u car hail gene out of
cuntrol when a rtnr tire ble*v
out. Jumped the ditch, rolled c.m
pletely pver and headed back in
|ho wrong direction. |n tho cm
were bruised and cut women who
had been on thoir way to thi
State Federal fn tf Women’Club meetings in lakeland, some
of whom .Mrs. Haifa took to the
hospital for treatment.
The —
Incluuded, Mrs. T, V. M o o r e ,
fu-mey stalf fnteratlon presi
dent; Mr*. Johnson Pate, former
treasurer! M n. T. T. Steven*,
former president and Mr*. Char
lea Enterline, prrddent. of the
Miami Women's Club ami Mr*.
Preliminary arrangements arc
be(r)g made for the filming of
etTOtpdr RKO Tartan movi# star
ring Johnny Weismuller next.Fall
Kitchen Stools
The U. 8. Department i f Agri
culture .estimated recentl- that
Hondo.-had a record grapefruit
produrtion'thi* sfH-nn.or '(J.COO,000 boxes, uud nlso predicted n
nepr refoi 11 in orange pr-duel,on.
All stool and juot tho right
haig ht to w ork at oink or
cupboard.
Wood Qtoola
=
ICE BOX
ill
—
A aanitary Ico box with a
65 pound capacity- Wall
built and vary attractive.
A bargain at only
HI
Kitchen Cabinet
Rig, roomy cabinet
Ihitl will give plenty
of Ktorage space and
long wervlce.
M itt A K I
M i:iltt A T K A .
M«*f>ri4nnt-
T ‘ i - Fit! w ni r 4 !H'r rtt s i h », w It «*«m fitte r
of
r**r Iririn i
Hf*r fii| fie III,
|»
*1wines*
t,
Mil!tS3t-il!|*HI<l
if*’ h«'l r b> rii,ltlrevf I*
your
ll i r n
n r|ic ,ir.e iis ,c.
((IF
In
per*
i l l v iir c t
M lrd
iMin «r t»>
«>«i tir before
th« 14th »!*»>„ iif May I'j M |o flin
h ill
of
r o m h ln lfit
<ijcttlri*K
to Pit iinpint r
tt'IH
fu r
i nn ;
ilrffci-
iifion
i|jif it
*»*• i ' n i **i*‘«l jtg i l n - l
Can Be
fa I tyro
Bought
)tn t-
* WltnoAM my ha ml .iml
M«l at Hnitfntil. FbirliU, ihls* l l U t
cloy of A|ir»l
fi- I* llpfmlun 1
Clsrk of
I a I' ! t .
i Iip
al>iiv »< atylrtl f*«ur1
e
4
K
OwknAMtiaxiBIG’N UTTU
TUx. maJcf jsiojsl* k«fp«|-
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EASY
Terms
.
STOVES
DINETTES
N e v e r before hai
there been such .a
bargain as this I
A beautifully constructed 6-pieoe dinette eulte
that will give year* and
years of service. ‘ You
must come in and see
this! Imagine . . , Only
i n Wood or Coal Ranges
N O R C R O SS
< Utility Cabinet
POWELL’S
Convenient e t d r r g S a
space for dlihee, linens,
canned fopdt, dishes,
etc.
.G R E E T IN G
CAROS -
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
EXCI.UHIVP. DEALER
Wei-Art Aa Near Aa Your
Phone
IIOH Mag. Are.
Phone 966
Dry Cleaning Dept.
THE PANTS
THAT CAME BACK
In dingle and dual styles
with
, * - plenty
* - "of7. slorage
sperqe and constructed for
long and gfood oorvico. For
the completely modem klt-
*
HI
m &
ra
m
^ fte h e rih c m h e * * fe o f . . o n d ^ , .
-hnAm.
|
M
i
Thete i» many a salt hesded
for tho d'ncard that could
be rsatored to tte originally
ametk
tailored
perfection
emindif
r
�Cn Unity Thtre In Strength—
THE WEATHER
To Prelect the Peace of Mt* World i
To Promote the Pragm a of America
t o Produce Prosperity, for' Sanford.
Clear to partly cloudy, mi Id with freak raoC-'
to southernt wfnda today thrmigh Tuesday.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH
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<|I JH ■'! ! _■ J
E sta b lish e d 1908
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
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MONDAY, APRIL' 15, UMf,
Associated Press (.eased Wire
Remnants Of
German Spy
Ring Nabbed
Western
Hemisphere
*
w-»
11*
£-\ 1 --«~TRepublics C a l l e d
On To Eradicate
* Causes Of Conflict
A Child’s Hug: For a Brave Dog
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15.
-President Truman has
ll£d-on the nations of the
western hemisphere to help
eradicate the poverty and
despair which ^recd wars.
Speaking a t a Pan-American
Day observance in Washing
ton, Mr. Trumitn declared
Athut the American republics
m roust stick together and fight
what ho called'.he force* of reac
tion In the great and dangerous
adventure of the atomic age.
That age, he said, cither will
t>e otic of complete devastation,
or one in which new eourcea of
power will lighten the labors of
mankind and
Increase living 1
standard! all over the world, j
The President went on to soy!
,
that he will qot eliriiinata th e '
.tfdxeper roots of war merely by | >?
^ staying ready to crack down on
aggression. The two world wan.
he Said, were .caused by rnora
^-ts-xas^^m
than" aggression." Underneath the'
Naei mndnees. ha declared, were!
,-^d
the material distress and spiritual |
starvation horn of povorty and < despair.
Mr. Truman addressed the
governing board of the Tan-1
American Union.
#Army Criticized
For Activities In
Behalf O f Merger
Seven Axis Nationals
Arrested Foljowing
Intensive
Search
Throughout Orient
NO. r 19
er Controls
Restored Shortly
PUESIQFNT TRUMAN LA Y S WREATH ON FDR’S (iRAVE
SHANGHAI. Apr. 15. (AT—
Tho-coninnnt. of a «uce-powerful
Goi man directed espionage net. work in ihe Or cut ure in Ameri!c m rut,Hiy - today after monies
f in to i* e ' search by United
i ::t.’ti- .
crime* officer*. 1
j ->if, cm ..ila iMtiomtl* have- l>oop
' arrc-U-.t. nil of them described e*
jawvr’j f * , ■ u f- th e spy network
which operated ill tby Orient tout
months
itflci
Germany
surrondel ed.
All seven
four Germa n , two
Italians and mio Japanese
haw ,
been charged with war crime*
bocauao of risoic acUvlliex—rt'leg
edly hostile In the Unites) St.tics.
The seven nl»o are acctl*- l of
violating the German Mirr.odei
terms ’ by continuing to o.ierrte
until -a* late as lost Sept* itn*r.
American authoritir. in StialJR* j
hoi say the arrests m ar: tnculmjnnt on of one, of i.hc mnst
important roundups * of -iitprniitional figures .vet con.lui jsl in
the Kar Hast.
Presumably the sevto vjll b,
trie*! in t h mi since Aniuficg'a
officer. *ay there arc . rifident
witnesses in the Far .ia-t to
testify iigiilllsl them
Marine ( ip , riant. I rel| uf
New toil* i u * . hus i iviitifieq
G e I m a n I lent
Col
Liliwig
Fhihnidt a . the Icadci of th*
group Farrell -ay. Ehrhardt wn*
a persmirtl frtrnd of Adi >lf HitleyfA
d l h ci if vt In i* * I,* In ill th fit til f im n * is* l ,n | tin
lip i* t .
ami had ticiided the German fiftq b. I“ti *ii filrlti H h im S. T ttijiu in a* Mr..*. K li niuti 1«*
Column sent into the Balkan* iq
t lir O ii r f K i i ’iu liv p l i f i l ir iittnt l l v fC»m*^**%r l i
the late I'.bin's.
OJ I llR'q iloiilh
Aineiican nulhoritirs say that |
so far. not a single Get man
agent in tho Fnr Fuat ha* IWen
able to escape war crime* ift
vesligutor*. They added that ar
rests of other minor Axis agenty
may lie expected later.
Announcement Made
* By O.P.A., U.S.D.A,j
Move Made To Curb
Black Mart Activity
W A SH IN G T O N . Apr. 15
tA*> — Thu Rovernntcnt a n
nounced today
tim t
m ore
w ar-tim e .<nuirhtcr contm in
w ill , be resto red hh n m eans
o f ctirbitHf Ittiu'k tnu rkets in
m e a t.
T lte am iou nccm ent
w as m ade jo in tly by th e-O P A
and th e A g ricu ltu ral D ejm rtm en t. T h e y shisI a sla u g h te r
t|Uuta .system will be put in to
rffrrt tliurllv t** |»r«>vh!i* "hrttor
fti^tribiitlofi t»f the oounlry'n p m .
ent meat <u|i|>ty thmutn* v n n >
ihunnet^
ami
at
erih tu :
price*"
The Ol'A fiiiil tin* *|U4»tii »>f»tciu
will rut «1o\vn thi* uprrftthma *»f
Amur (itiiutflitrrrii* v%h»». i t th r
wutiU uf thr uunmiiirrmrrit. **fc«vr
irirrmstvl thrir nInuKlili,i ificutly
(turing irrrnt mwiiih*.” Tin?, will
nmke it po'^lhlr. sanl thr B I’A,
firr 4i’Dtalii!mhi*fl j»itrkt'i ■» !** uliliint
i HitiiA* li\r^tiH'k ami l»HHy thru
|vpi«ltirlic»it In
■-
level* mote n eatly
hornwl
Ki* tlier the Ju stice hr^Aitiur«:
* a tiI the KHt
heeti ntkr«l tu
K<(
r
hmk m in r. i i mp! n*ui t h a t nutin
y iirk e ra have il l tun pled ®»* get
k'uv.'iiim t'ii!
thnnigh
I h I- c *. rlaln in ift e t h uyiitj: ra ttle
«»t hlat k mail kel pi h r>
1 he Refillti» \ |! rii iilf ur r t mu *if 111ro It m 11f it it i»f f i r i tt I tif VY11»«111
uittl Uiimtuiny «me ■
«f the Mu font
I*id K e n t r ll o f the tm n h lr Ift*
firin ho* in ife ttiiiff hveAlork. II*
-iinJ tin* j*up $s| v hu.’i htwtimc ai *
hm that hi* i*mrti|ntny vv11 In? it Itin
to f tiruiati New Y o rk and B ro o k
lyn tu stm ite o next w«*ek m iiv
isUmt two p tr rent »»f the H unt
ALTHOUGH HIS ANCESTRY IS VEILED in mystery, "Brownie"
a* an added reward after the dog had been decorated with the
ia receiving ary enthusiastic. hug from pretty little Suetn Wentxel
WASHINGTON, April ^ 5. (A7 American Humane Association medal. “Brownie" is credited with
—
Republican Senator Edward saving the family of Harry A. Cohen when their home In Pittsburg.
they boujchi ffoin it Ih c
Robertson of Wyoming erkielxod Pa., was burped. .
(International)
tho Army tpday for Its activllljs
\ * In the <]ini1tl v id e m , the
In behalf of unification of the
J U PA emphu*ixr«i that it w ill not
{farm ed farces. Senator Robetlvm,
B lltte
state Market Chief Says (Growers, Buyers n it stow n on the amount of live*
a toenibe* of the Naval Affairs
vlLH'k itrlUghteted. Till*
f»Uf|N j j f t r O f f f T R
ft"
n r
W am , . And Mnrkvl Personnel Looking Forward
v "/tort«1tb*l W a r t # vbat * the T h f r r i f n p f l t f W r
i t .aidiiij
1. \ u _ i t t nh* ’i ' 4
Army is conducting what he dcsav ti tiiihle iwiip|>Iv i-i|in hi!ii>
I he
r t ...
Y>” ” ' " T
To Setting: New Production Records
cribsd as an Intensive lobbying
effeitlvi- «iute of the otiler warn
Children
R a n s a c k ------------ — ------------.
and propaganda campaign" for
*et hut O P A s»Vs4 n wutihl be
M. Mikknln, who is building n
IA C K S O W II ! J
\p»
f r*
unification.
nnnouiicr<l In u few day».
Homes of Miners jSdlOoI O ffic ia ls . 1\ ' I itr
home at 40; West Washington
- of | M » » * f I u i t i l
Jfbbertscm in a Renata speech
Avenue, trpurlrd Sunday to noli..
mudunit k Int •
called mi Presldtm Truman' to
that “n lot of kids" hail ilamagnt
w-ju A,., i5. ,>
A r c A p p o i n t e d F o r i X l w i r ! : ^ ' ! ' " I h iiY c ju - it E n v o y I s T o l d T o
extend to -ail branches of tha
Sheriff A1 McLwotl Im* ariiiuiin.
* *
*
■
property
including
the
cutting
of
vi'lllfilt'tt1?! Ei11 In in terittttf iitilp ril.’’
armed services an order.he iaaued
it t..» power >.*, broken m. vd that hi* and III* Un ib-|iutir> F u r t h c o m i n g Y e a r nilii| Willi.mi L \V|Im»Ii, iltrcvlnr
to the Navy on thU subject - * Higrher Jap Officials Every American Na- n iw
have *mad<- several arrest ■ in
Ira n ia n
nf Fliiruh* 5*fiili* FunitiTK* Mnr W i t h d r a w
an order which tha Senator called
Blamed For Deaths
Mon. Is Dependent;",' S T
; , .. ........ Connrctimi with the violence whit b I f 11H11 (lie r i t oi*11n!•n«In t
ki*U,
“Ihirifig thin t r i|*
d a muixtipg order. The senator
also blame youth* for ha* kept the resideitl* jjf Hut Is*
C o m p la in t O n R e d s
L * \ i- it
h im !
Of Doolittle Pilots
^ said he felt It wag unfortunate
On Others, He Says thePolice
S t illi
l‘
VV Law inn, \tm ,, ... ,
burning of two more palm un edge fnr two night*
shit
mnr kt’l* in c«tiu<**% ill
.,
.
, E
III("in * * ,
that the President - made the
•ift>
in*1
!
{
Th,.
sheriff
ileeliiir.1
to
*tn
.
, i treej at Sanford Avenue aiol
d e s ig n e d
In
T F I I It V \
A p t ii
statement he did last wtrk — a
Apr. i b . (Ah—
Ilf
" l||H rl |ilf**ln le|» *.w ^ f n i t i l l |T,
The value ofLatin
Amerirmi I f'lumnso Drive, The stTin ligiii
many per-«n* mt- twiug Im-1.1 t i m f IS t | ) . r
li .♦■ Ift 4Mlt! v I I u n t il it I* i
Vt *• I
r *1n
statement tha* the Navy la ex Three Japanese officer* charged solidarity to the l Jriitrit State** At Third nixl *Fffiich Avrtiiir> how
He ili-*<'rll>eil 11io*c l .ikeo mt,, w i l l ' l l " t i l in fit t i l l rilj^ ll \\ 4' l l n i ” *
si 11UMvIh'I I.f ........... r MeFtlffw, \
' mmi. ■
pected to support the mrger plan with war rrlmc* in connection iturinir the* recent war w®* cm |whirl! hii«1 hecn off, win* luiin-il eustiniy it- III! iiiveiiilt II ml * it i-1 •III) f 1*11- fill law i t
h11114*I
,i!tr.f Yt-vilr.1 III ,j, I 4*IkI *411 ! M.
11 mi's
and dlscdntirtUe expressing op with the execution of three Doo- plinBirr'tl bv ^liicrbtrt liic k c tt" , * i on, uitil fiuvcruj hincN, thv
■U h.ive JM'.’li I I ,1Cl I'MI 11-,J I. y I I is r , i * >■
they tonl i«*eit iiiiesle*! fttt I
im ye l*
itn I
\\ A » h m jfl» » ji
position to it.
litti* airmen In Shanghai in 1042 native of Peru and a student at light at Mellonville and Twnit) • lug. Thr sheriff lmllciite.1 that The llouiti (if < oinily In-I i ml ion m m IsiM | st > s .in in d h H s k in ^ ft*i m m b it - • iii b ii I**
A in
b.»
\n*
Senator Robertson said he felt were sentenced today to aorve Rollins College, who wa* the fifth Street* was turned off. polo- ■evrml of thr suspect* are gill* Ait*- Ruth Hand, a- t'ttiinl\ super. W lU .I I*. >t-. . I ' M i l i •if »n*w pi si
the only fair th'nn for the R e s i fiv* year* at hard labor. A principal speaker st the Rotary reported.
Other nilthpritie* stinl the van vtsor of iristruel um, Mr - f.*c rr du* I i'«G 11 • t ,1.
Hm. friit juftl ■*!f ut*I -•«! t*• u ii IhIiaw M!i<ii|vibatrly
IntnV nun [ileum mi Rti^iit nuw
dent to do is 'cither to rescind his fourth defendant In the trial luncheon s i the Mayfair Hotel
The
north-west
window of dal* ihul have Irecn terrourmi: I’riie . .i* county supervi*<rr of wur ytar,
ban on Navy opposition to the. waa ordered to spend nine years today. Mr. Hlekstts, who w*x Swaim's Service Station itl Sev Hullo and It* suburbs 'over the music, Mr*. _Mildred llalicut'k a*
“The \\sirndmlii- Market, under b r f a r p I h o U n ilo t t N n lm n tv S i t u i **
merger or put n similar ban on at hard labor-in prison.
Introrluced by George Touhy a* enth Street and French Avenue, weekend were mnatly women and county supervisor of mt
nml tin* hi.tif.ik'ement of Eimik K. it \ Uounril
11an |»revlmi*lv hu<l m « « lo rn
A five-man United States. Mili last year's winner of the Sprague was reported a* broken, but mi young children.
^ Ihe Army against lobbying In
Maggie Fvnlls Us Jenne* trachsr (Niniiet. tnm Im* the
fiuilt*
tary Commission which heard tha Oratorical Trophy, said that entry wa* made and nothing «»«
™ favor of unification.
Saturday night and again l«,t and supervisor of colored 'fliotds. tie.* tn it lii'btf) Th** itiiefiiiu i(s *Up In'inrT the I ' N rm incil o ver
trial explajnad the surprisingly American success in many of reported a* mining. Sunday uf- night giiiign of ifirn , w m iifti. and
t»f Iteil
i* I l ■••in*m11*li*«l, pf'a l III*ritnflntipd |iit*M'ntr
* p "n itrunMNi’ inbii Inn »if I * u«l - hill! I lid, H
light sentence* by blaming high tho lot tiles oversea* depended
\ r u i)
T r
l ru n
M e n 1 »w
*1“ ' v «* inn * vnuuiy ilu l t ieti* vnimr " •'• fit jiii*le *piin‘** fi
ternnon, police were called up*'” t e e n ymi t I in rournrtl tlvr ,Tt,%
er Japanese governmental and Upon Latin American supplies.
•
41
V
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n
il
VI
Tht'f.*
!
l
i
><|
i
s
w ill
In*
to break up a gambling lirawr at ■trect'' tn itiilonictlial«*i* umt irurk^f* m 11 •HilillUP Willi tb • Fbin<fn Mu* sue, , . Gilt! <‘Yi- t iif riu *
military official! for the exseuVk it h i l l iiw fi f u l f i l lum
t*
b\
I
hr
iM
*i
a|»pM
iV
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.
li
ri'!'P*
fill
V
4
*
Ig'I’M
<’minty
Tlu*
v
•
«
»
Ttiey
were
aruu^l
with
h
w
Tht*
r|
H
hv
“There la not one nation in the Ibe Farm I^ilair Camp.
tiona.
N*'VV. F i I MU/
MV* |t i l l « •I»»'l
crowds ■
*t*»ppa**l at |Hivat«* <1w t'l! B 'iiifd -f Pulilif Itr t 1ut linn, thr tlt'witfi t
....... **l* »l '* IlflflflllttaC
The Japanese who were sen Western Hemisphere which ran
|t«ti ri|.;»U IlllA1* (if [|||*1* » M,s.*v|f»i 1111 "trinlll) p b t iti i tin IvM iui't ■••*!** «■ .t r«*
I n f f ii
In
* in u * h
w llii|o ii«
m id fttlh 'W lt«4? afhimj
•imi! n f t h r l i u *• - L •1 -t” Mist****
Kneed included the former com not lienefit from Ihr others." 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 V e g e t a b l e door* and Ihinw. wh'rltfd f mt th ^“tti '"»■ i«|i|tiiititi*«1
Gift' i .1 |h* <b<V( ! |n
Um |U. j t. K s imih
mander of the Japanese 13th Mr. Ricketts *aid, "Thrrr i. net
1 Sr ill ir •11> Miif It St biL»!,
........ . i vV v•»hl Ui« .....
*-*-ii, ij,
lure nilt r*f •h* hiMTir*
111" T
Army, Lieutenant General 8hu- one nation which cannot benefit
m >\
i.t U
liiv i'ii
1
“•Jill «.!• m tin
Two htiyx have hern wtMiikdrd
^ M i r n». Juntas . ll.K't. School. ,,(
P l a n t s P u rch a se d
|(» nrwMiicit tn Ifbui"
I'
I fu e ; C*i m iiiifiti
Si’ hnnI u ii(i« n d.«
t - 1" t r . i t lie d t h e ir
- Executive* and
nL, members of geru Sawada. by gunfiie dm mg ihr ilulUrh
the others; there is not one na
**t Mtmlilii*riw Htitl i im iiii'iaiiiri
Tho American commission as tion which cannot contribute to
thife bi*t week,
y M*N)*4*nril
women's organisation* t o d a y
F o r G e o r g i a F a r m s A bullet prnrlrnti'd the wind*div( rd in ti rr- whit h tin tatcl tHr uivimjf -if (lift
\ ehun M il* h i d ) .
WrAtii de i \tauav* t
^ urged citlxeni to atttnd tha serted that what It termed “un the security of lilt others. The
tn tin- Snmi) 1 "Um >1
. I s ..,.
.
-I Tumults fdlljivoting rally tonight at ,7:30 usually strong mitigating rirtum- outcome in the recent struggle
•hirld of the fiumly rtulomohde. •lf«
V
.St. .l,dio: por
n o luiijfor iili* * *
Y a ^ U ' iib i) s i f l o r ■ r-a> i Igbn
W. B. Norrl. and Dr. E J. The other wa* hit try „ rifle^tfaltfntd Vocalloniil Stliool. Mrs.;
o’clock at the Court House at atancaa" war* found In the rase. might have been different if > >u
ihkmi the
liu».<iiBH miiliitaojiilof
which A. B. Peterson, farmer The commission observed further l)aa had hostile and jealous na - Pedrick of Quitman. Ga.. wbo bullet while walking on lln- R *
Maxwell,
rjitagurically rriti*rati*il that camhead of tha Seminole Price and that tha fou r'Jap officers merely tlona to the south of you, Instea-. maintain truck farm* of more than street.
Ctilttirtl arl.ottl
piinetpal
nj- i
plot i' am| unrniiilit tonal rvacuu*
Mrs.
Henry
Levy
Of
Rationing Board will 'apeak on obeyad orders, from higher gov- of fritndly and hslpful nation*.'' 2,000 acres In south Georgia, have
Police
Chief
Hurt
Riley'
auy*jitp|Hr)ntinenta
hi
Sonfnrtl
aie:
litm by thr IStrl Army would Mr
purchased more than 1,000.01)0
the "Importance of voting" in ernment and military officials
Spaaktng
on
a
program
in
and exercised no. initiative to any
Inalruftloni
vegetable plant* from John IbH. that niimt of the homes (Unmaed; Croonis Academy, J . N. t^iminiF; (ieiu'-ya Died Sunday com|il(leti nay ♦'*
coming election.
recognition
of
Tan
Amcriran
were oecupicl hy miner, wh.. '»‘'|>|*cr Acadsmy. Alma Ilurstm,;
hit\r Iffn ktmt thi* nmrninif by'
Lake Monroe plant grower.
----- epaakere an the program rqaHkpd^ degree.
Day,
Mr.
Ricketts
said
that
.
..
.
.
*
.ip/w
.
t
m
I
i
DI
imhi
rrinuiry.
Jrmutmh
f*,
Americans for whose death
... be Jack Ratlgati, represent
Mi- Unity Levy, native of thr Pcmlati Cgovrtimirtii inform*
At the Valdes Hotel thi* morn remained on he Jo . when .15(0 M
Mblway, Fannie lleitl;
April 14 waa asl aside for the
Geneva, dn.l .it a hHitl hospital inj? if a irpreacntntivv m Nr‘*r
ing’ the Junior Chamber of Coffl- the- Japanese were tried ware celebration of this occasion since ing, Dr. Pedrick said that tho worker* struck at Ih. Anaconda.
, Kr(lti Uo|)l |,tywp„.
Yttik of ike new fdetlge of tho
m em , and W. 0 . Kilbtc, rap re Lieut Dean E. Hallmark, of Dal It waa on this data in lHDt) that plants are being taken today to copper mine.
In Diatriet No. 2, Long wood, Sumlav lit 11 :IK) A. M. following Soviet (iovemittent and instructing
sentlng tha Board of County las, Tag-; Liaut. William G. Far tha Pan Amsriean Union was Georgia by truck, and that ha
ii slioit illiiv--*. -Slit- wax bom in
The
union
strike
committee
Ims
F.
J,
Raney
at
Lyman
S
hut!;
Commissioners.
Mrs. M ay m e row, of Darlington, 8 . C„ and •atabliahed In Washington, and
as hoping for rain In that arc- declared that neither the union Liike Mary Hchonl Mt*. Ola Coch Geneva anti had lived then* all him Immediately to withdraw rite
I'omplaiiit hrfoie tlu- Security
lues the speak- 8 g t Harold A. Spate, of Lebo. since 1991 tha data ha* been ob
her life.
will la M fe
on In order to relieve the dry nor it* member* are responsible ran.
Colored appointment* are of Survivor*
Kan. All three were captured
iiiritalc Die litixbaiid, t ’ounril."
spell
and
facilitate
planting.
for
the
disorder*.
A
statement
served
without
failure
and
with
W. L. II nmilton at Altamonte atitf Henry Levy <*/ Geneva;
four
Th e'"roper mean* of register whan U»ir plan* crashed In
Many types of vegetable plants lakued by the committee culled
greatest enthusiasm by all
ny.
»i«lerr. Mr- Grorgp Tnylof, Mr*.
ing and voting will be explained China after th* first Amsriean tha
on
troth
union
members
and
the
are
included
in
the
order
which
Latin
Amsrkan
nations.
In
District
No.
.
’
I.
Oviedo,
a lt raid on Tokyo in April, I94>.
. W. A. Vonco Wagnon, Imih of Geneva; W i t n e s s B l a m e s
hnd there will be a questionnaire —
r-iil-.«M=-y¥ - ’
Quoting from tha word* of the consists mainly of peppers, egg gwcral public to help maintain Tcwfue. oriedn achm.l. Uolorctl Mr*. M-rsir N*ir-hol.fr,i of Daytona
conducted on tha subject by Mr.
plants
and
tomatoes,
lie
highly
lata President Roosavelt on April
.
: re-uppointmenU ate, Oviedo color- lit'm'h ami Mir» l.erlrt I'ctsr* of
P*t*r*on,
flS ir*v - * •
REPORT DENIED r
K a lte n b ru n n e r
Offklal* of the Anucopbr (.'op erl achixrl, W. H. Long; Gabrielln Tallalm,-.«-;*,onc brother, George
14, 1945, Mr. Ricketts said, “The pmlsed tha quality of Mri Hell a
. •The deadline
ptanta
and
said
that
th^s.was
tha
l,tiui»j Willtjini*,
and Peter, of Geneva; three mere.,
LONDON. Apr. 15. I/P)- A maintenance of lasting peace In third year he had been to make l>ar Mining Company have made colored,
la arde
F o r W a r C rim e s
w ill.be at 5:00 a'eloek Saturday London nawspapar, Tha Reynolds tha Americas it bound to (ho purchase* from him. Both Uri no comment. The strike wa* Wagner colored, Thelma Franklin. Mr*. The<«U«rr I.tmI.t*y nml Mi**
lasting
Mr*. Ruth Dalbo was
re- AinnVct 1‘ricr. nf Miami, Mr*.
‘'■•‘" ‘vn-nc* . of
ox m
u n i peace
afternoon, It wee announced by News, said 'yasUrdav that, tha maintgnanc*
called
last
Tuesday
in
u
dispute
Pedrick and Mr. Norris are active
appointed a* principal of ibe \Villiati^Wilketf*on " f San Angelo,
NUKRNtlFRG. Apr. 15. t/Vl—
Mr*. Lourina Beal, oounty regie- servants a t Buckingham Palace throughout tha world. ,
Chtilimln School In Dixtricl No. 4.
------ enrolling
unions.
Pointing —*
out **--*
that -1 there art In Masonic work they declared. over retroactive pay.
The United State, prosecution
HUMInIDtrade
I
, __ ■ *»-»-•*—
1
*
------------------------------In Dfalrlrt No. 5. G e n e v a ,
Today an official of the national some 120/106,000 people in 20
presenting
Pune rui .rrvite* will la1 cuti- wrung from a itefenae witness
j
W. L. Sieg wa* re-appointed. ductv-d at tin- Frickiron Ftitter.il under crosa.exniainarinn (mtay an
union of domestic workers denied Latin American countries, Mr.
j.w ill be*
Colored appointment* were: Gen- Home Tuesday at 2:30 P. M. ami admitaimi that former Naxi Se,
Bieketla declared -that the Idve
S M p i
eJn colored, Ida Anderson and Interment will follow in the curity Police Chief Frnc.t K « ) r '
a f liberty and democracy is the
Kolnkee colored, Susie Harrington. Geneva Cemetery.
tenhrtmner wa* re*pon*lblg^for
Sanford
strongest bond which tics these
nil order* for iridlvhlujf execu
BNSOUTB TO CH IN * ■- = nations together. It Is ea sjjr now
Mra. Pearl 0 a t o * waa
re*
of the
and Mr*. H. H.
npmrintrd aa principal of Iho
tion* In German concentration
j
Sanford C ardu
than aver bsforg' to understand
A resolution of thanks to A. Ha for this reason’ that we urgo the I,aVc Monroe School. Colored ap
INOTON. Apr. 15,
camps,
Latin Amsriaa through wider
The witness w*h the former
j
pointments were: Lake Monroe TuberculoHis Group
use of tha radio, newspapers, Peterson for " a difficult job wall farmers to vote.
commandant of the infamous Os,TS K i S S S o b s magaalnes and libraries where dona" was passed by the Semi *‘We are not declaring for any colored, Sadis Hogan and Gertia
■ M j It EH
Will
Meet
Tuesday
wlecim Concentration Camp —
•a
on tha Latin American nole County Farm 'Bureau at it« candidate,” ha added, "but will Zeigler, Markham.
Suok.‘S literature
Rudolf Hoeaa. The wilneai told
postr
nations may be easily obtained, mrating Thursday evening a t tho leave this to th# good Judge
WASHINCTO:
off In Honolidu'-en route , President Lea lusher ennounc- Hotel Mayfair. Mr. Peterson re ment of the farmers, who can 1*
All membera of tha Seminole the War Crime* Tribunal that -.1
BANQUET TUESDAY
-L
Economic
cently resigned as head of tho trusted
tha O rient'and told
air
______ __to do their own thinking.
County Tuberculosis' and Health Kaltenbrunner and hi* aMff not
alts west
that a n . inter-city meeting
_ * does not know how
County Prieo and Ra. All wa ask la that no farm
Tha annual Father and Son Association, are urged by Mrs. only war* raeponslble for execu
Naw'Smyrna
will
be
held
h . will remain in China.
family will fall to register and banquet of the Seminole Chapter, Edward Klrcher. secretary, tn tion order*, but alio for co m a "
Board.1
either Apr. 29 or Apr. 30,
ES bid
The bureau also Voted to under- vote. Tha Bureau will canvass all Future Farm ers-of America, will attend the Association's meeting manta.
the
Rotary's
annual
coni
June
A for
MASONS TO M U T
The testimony of the foraver
toko to got oil farm
m farallle*
feml
la form families to this and, and
held Tuesday evening a t 7 JO Tuesday evening at 8:00 o’clock
that
•at and boat rid* will b# held tho county to rogiatar and vote make o special effort to gat tha be
HI
" a s tf*
at the City Hall cnmmiaalon room. torture camp commandant waa
o'clock a t tha ifotel Mayfair.
i*
May
I
,
and
that
Rotary's
the
danger
No. 62, r and A
Vote out on election day."
Officer* will lie elected, and regariled aa the mo*t damaging
tv*r anniversary will be held In tha eomlng flections.
It TXtaaday evening at lam
-----Following
------------a ta|iaJ>y
--------Sam
n .Paker,
sound film* will be shown giving to data against Kaltenbrunner.
"While It Is not out. pol^T to
lOOP TO MEET
i «Qwr May ><f or May 27.
of th
in the Masonic Tempi*.
a political
stand,"
said field secretary, of tha
Sanfonl Lodge No, 27, IOOF, Important information on health The former security police-chief
Florida
Vi*ltara at Uday'a luncheon M- l * CuJIum, bureau oresident, gTarm Bureau, on ways and means will meet this evening a t 8:00 problem*. Each
purchaser
of had built hla defense largely on
Toro Vom. James MIDI- “the CIO has openly declared war
In* th# Bureau «mam- o’clock. The *8rd Degree will be CHriitmai teals it a member of the contention that he waa acting
,ton Alien o f OfUrdo
conferred end, * t the close of. the tha , Association. Mrs.. Klrcher tender order* and wa, net re
in Us# county, a j
sponsible for ‘the crimes of which
t ‘af S a n fo rl ‘
WjJ) bo sJ—
mg ‘ r«g * <
—
he ia accused. - '**•; '*
•*“ V
Police Lay Blame
i n . P n tarian . Property i
Sent To Jail For TTeDsRotanans
Killing Airmen AboutSolidarity
Vandals Placed Wilson N^tes Signs Of Progress
Under Arrest In
And Optimism During State Tour
Disorders
D a m a g e v t
omen
Voting Rally To
Be Held Tonight
- At Courthouse
3
" J e w
Peterson Lauded By Farm Bureau For
Work On Price Arm Rationing Board
s s s r r k ja w r t
~r-'r £_ •;
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HERALD, HAWFOKl^; FLORIDA
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 19IG
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MONDAY;- APRIL 15, 19(0
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ONE FIR E May E at Up Your Life’i
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W# handle all type*' of p r o p c r t y ^ f a £ j ^ £ e ! _ _ _ ____
ANDREW CARRAWAV^AGENCY
“INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE’
Phone 180
116 N. Park Ave.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS
F 0 R A G S A M W Y ^ W E N T tJl LUJJURIftUQ cp ^ tfQ flT
^ 5
r
- 'YkUr
. -J f
■
Scour the town, if you will, but youtil Und
a
r t
S S § k
s a w
■ M s s m tm
w
* * * ,he
Ah required by law, all dogs in the CRy of Sanford
Florida, must be vaccinated against ruble* by a licensed
veterinarian before the* first day of May of each year
and the vaccination tag continually worn by dogs on n
collar or hamtfti for Die following year.
„
In order to accommodate dog orthcni, Dr. Rayntdhd L. Buss, velerinurinn, will be at the rear of the
City Hall April 10, 17, and 24, to vaccinate do**.'
• 'After M a y !, all dogs found without a lag certify*
In* tnai they have been vaccinated for rableH for year
1916, will be Hubject to w in* picked up by the Police
and killed.
_
... „ .
If. N. SAYKR—
CITY MANAGER
,
(trrials .available .will maks
U,o of them for thrlf InrnrV
Rural Common Sense The need f<n Improve iu»i
huurinc, "sanitation. amt h
lly Spud* J0J14*....
■ iv a .
llXDCf t ’.’ ,Jeern. n/' llie * t»**«ir
Recent forirlution “ft* comntit ljjnw : getting : uAd*r way f«*r
turner hotr»trVT |nir to dn the Job.
’ anltulinn an I hei.lth fur i,;ril
i until, es I* u virv eitcaiumcni-;
t-trUlixin* pnjtute*
nen
4 r.1l ratify in g development in the nntAunt* of cheap fe>1 r
rlnrida agriculture.
able for rattle.
T.i tho.e laminar with Iain
W n In nurno »ect.ons Itic .i eu
Steel tall* ure-J in nnti-friclim
•or impruvi mrnt h»* teen u|i;iat- hall b nrimt* are-tumbled in ro,nt (or many year,, ami it >• »>• tatinj: tnrret* full of hardwood
oe hoped that »ub*t4rttinl_| r-Kro.s IsJiWdust to remove rhUiii-nl* u«emay tic m ale in fulfiilim: th;t ht- their manufacture nml to*v
nml in the not-ihalent fultjte.
them a mirt-ir-like fini*h.
Thi* matter l* one which -hiihl
ic.-clve th.* otte.itian of l .i who
A iliumiiid* iwi.I ^rca«i?
Iat i interested in egricuilui • and
nffiml*. diamond.* nfe nh'
11ti» »l hemth o >I- liv.nif.
\Vir«liiriie th
A hump without paint, an inJitor lath, proper sewage ftiril- grru
|nip,. »rrecoup, or withnn otln-r m«»n»
[thliif* thit tentri&ute tit tVo'-fami 1\'* com fort' and health u tut ••
ToEarco w»!>' «nrp u
* htrh to llvn... I’ilnt mak.* ilv din it* In—nihMIe AnwriW
hump attractive t<* lho«e v.lii live inoilicim- u'itt a* Inccm in
1 PARTIAUY f ARAIYZID alnce an auto accident In California tlx Inontlu m it ami to ntbar?• an inilooi mja.ccrcnionip*. . . I ago. Radioman 3/C Henry l.-Sdnfcllcc of Suhiinlt. N J . i* picturotl . ,uh uuiure i cirnnftm' ■- mi l i .n i'
urlna the 6r»t reunion with his family and sweetheart siace bcmi, fort; am-etlf protect the fnpiijy
nr.vcn tn the StrAlban’s Naval Ilotpltal in Newnfftrfc. And a happy ono ffjtm mMqt:ltacymrmnher rctra
it is as nv prepares to kits his girl friend Margaret Pctraccoro, 20. of ahith carry ilUetwc^ un i proper
Summit, N .J , as his parcel* wait their turn.
(InleTnolinnol) •anitary focilit e* pmt.rt the fanlny M ini it* npJ*lilM>r, from uuh
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fO p REAL COMFORT
Choose Lloyd>
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The most Complete chair
made In America! We'll
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lh En*
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' .
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hI h a t c l u b
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every
A. B,. C, 0, E, G and B., plut LIVER, IRON,
Calcium Pantothcnaiit and Niaqjnamide.
• You can never h^iure )mt are gelling enough
artrmial vitamin* unlr*t jou tupplcmcnt )‘om
diet with known quaniiue* of
So. gujnl
•puni vitamin deficient)! Sura die wire l‘ltna<
mini habit in jour family imlaj-.
n ig h t
Steaks— Chicked— Barbecue
*
Sanford • DeLand Highway—
' Short'' Camp .
formerly
/n € m o iff€ € H
.*
HANDSOME SOFA - BED
- ** ■
—
WAT u n u MAROAAtf IlOM will not lw alive wliM h e r
nurd blrtlutay crimes tn July. A victim of leukemia, she rlj.ldrrl to
rt'.ehrate her birthday and her dad's, which fell on April B. nl Ute same
t.rr.e in their Snuih Boston, Mass., home. The chilli ic shown preparing
to bin* out the three candles on the cake wh I - htr dad, a World War It
veteran, holds It for her.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
VJriv
�MONDATl' ATlia'/
r a r f t A w r o n t » » in n m <P i: b a n r o r d / i p h o i u d a h
■ • Attracting Tdiitidtsi u h
. If Sanford is io capture Its fair share of the Yi
expanding tourist trade in-the next few years, the public
consider w! t civic Jpiprovcmcnta should be undertaken'sio.as to make Sanford n8 attract Ivi
tourists. -Travellers naturally gravitate to those places
which appeal to them most.
Ho l l a n d i~ u k a m
Beautification should probably be number one on the
agenda, for the first thing a person notices about a town,
as With a jvoman, is whether it Is, good,looking.* Shade
trees, floweVing shrubs, annuals and roses, planted along a
city’s streets and in its gardens Are os likely to aHa u I to
ft stranger "as a good complexion, u trim fig u re 'a n ^ r well
groomed appearance In a woman.
*
Good accommodations are probably next in importance.
Once a person is satisfied with the looks of a town, he
seeks a place to stay. Hotels and apartment houses with
modern up-to^latc facilities are a first essential to atiy re
sort. But more than that, houses are- needed. Sanford
teSTH* HlfjM is particularly lacking in this respect. We will need houses
H l h u l n*M e l ■0 * *rfU I» *
not only for veterans who expect to live here, but 'also for
i art H t lB lt i —4 U (« •
litre la aba ra a a t ry wilfc winter visitors three or four months out of the year.
• | k t e S e n r U r a la CM ra«v
But no matter how good the accommodations, tourists
wifi not stay tong in a community which does hot provide
recreationul facilities. Sanford is m/tklng some progress
in this connexion. The golf course is being pdt Into first
class condition. Dog racing is available throughout the
winter at-LopgwwxT -The Z oo-Is immensely entertaining
to children and many older pcojrte. The shuffleboard courts
’Irth e n o R - rank!
in tba nation.'
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
w o n d erfu l
bu t
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WHERE DO
FLOYD A. PALMER
TH EY A U . 6 0
Special Agent
PROFESSOR
Florida
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
tlon for alt. It is encouraging to learn that boats may
soon be available on Idtke Monroe. Tennis courts and a
swimming pool should lie.constructed an soon as possible.
A gun club with a good pkeot shoot wotrtd be popular with
many visitors. So would bowling allies, skating rinks, and
many similar enterprises.
Of course, Among the most Important factors in appeal-
'B IB L E VBIt8A TOR TODAY
YET GOD LOVER HU1 CHILD
ISH '-M O R E - THAN EARTHLY
PARENTS DO. WE ARE TOLU;
0 Abeelbm my, eon AbMlom,
AbMlom,
would God I hml died for thee,
0 Ab»sloni, my son.— 11 Ham,
n flT a range of 11,(MO
ire than two miles, bet
mat and Vgejt;
o f A M E R IC A
Home Office, Newark, 1
The d oth* of Morning
.
(From Voles*) j
Turn lbs clock back or forward, I
■hull know
What tlms the bird* pronounce,
to know what kind of hospital facilities are available if
i
the morning ini
Ay ■ fixed hour the firet feint they or their children get sick.
„ tremolo
Sanford owes much to its agricultural Interests which
Ripple* like widening water, liavo been the backbone of this community for fifty years,
jp L f *Um-l'nln.
but.If it is going to grow and.prosper with a more stable
Whci ir.icitrcoplcsl blarum ring* economy, we are going to have to aevgjop some new field,
Then back to nret In Ihe oek-trea if not tourists, then new industries. The tourists are
coming to Florids, whether new industries do or not, and
s t ch e rry;
From whet dream, whet noctur- Sanford should get its share.
. net wandering*
A Motion Picture
In bough* where the flemboyent
t» supply normel touting needs
Doubt and the Draft
orchid ewinge?
Alachua
Fanners
Ax#
to mete up the shortage that
Matted in 1P2U.
Pleased With Growth
ripened berry
The nine month’s extension of the army draft after its
- There God in Areby sinld hi* present expiration date of May 15, ns voted by the House
Another vtry blue Individual
individual
K _ . flock
military affairs committee at Washington, seems offhand ie George Klnemen, general meu-i
Walk* in hit finlen ell Ihe coul to be a good .thing. By the present plan this would con titer of the Southern Dili Tele. ||
■| a v l l U v i
A i | c lytH in I I I w*« iH tll j )Ip | Aft' !KJ U lLllU vU
night long;
phoh* end Telegraph Company,
A t d*wn he eound* hi* eempilern* tinue selective service until February 15, 1947.
|| with a rust of important stars,, a warm and human
who i* trying to solve * problem
It is not to be forgotten, however, that the world, in in arithmetic that' would etump
at clock:
, — story and perfect direction that it deserves my unHoad* are untucked and throets cluding Uncle Sam, seems to be in some doubt about various even Prof. Albjrt Elneteln. Herd
S limited praise; my whole hearted recommendation.
. break info tong.
things lately assumed ns settled. The Russian situation It le pupil*: Cn V-J Day in Jaekij
especially has seemed ut times vo be moving about and tonvllle there were 7,580 applies*
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Three Academy Award Winners combined their
Daylight •
on file for Installation ot|
mm
changing its point of view In unexpected ways, and there lion*
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talents
to produce r*The Bells of St, Mary's.” Crosby
telephone*. From then until April]
growth of their osti with s police
■hell sdvsnce or *Uy the are some other international- m atters tliut .don’t exactly t. 7.308 telephone* were installed
I IT rePc »tfl the lovable character of Father O’Malley,
tremulous tongue
How many phone* muet y;t 14
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singing his way into your heart; and Ingrid Berg! ■
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There arc so many problems, in this present world Intuited? 281? You’n wrong/jUf
man in seen in another remarkable characterization
seeking solution, sometimes experimentally and sometimes pile—there are' 1,121 appltcattonel
™ as a woman of great heart ohd glowing warmth;
iroetltutlon nuking that with it club, that nobody need be surprised at changing etlll on fit*, and more coming In!
Leo McCare;
ve you the memorable "Going
Mtltullon ■* illegel ;■'* views nnd plans. Sodticr or later things may really settle
Is
.the
author
and director
this country,
down. .Meanwhile It
it remains a
q very big worl
world with a sur
I know you will treasure the joy you will''get
prising amount of question mark*, and with some nations
quet SstunUy which we* belm<
from seeing "The Brils of St. Mary’s.” fl FINE
QUALITY
seemingly to require more attention than others.
glvm In hie honor bv the LaV
Worth Lion’* Club with 200 prsSincerely,
eent then eome hrckler with -i FttWOINT of tho Liberal Party in
foreign eccent begsn ’ to proteri 'Japan, Ichiro Hetoyama (above),
ha* called for a coalition bloc to
STATE NEWS B R I E F S
force tho rcsignaUcn of the cabPreeldent Truman,
proved. »*y* ------......
(not In omco under Premier ShideThe firet thing you know, you
hara. Although no party ha* a ma
may be able to find eome butler
jority In thf unofllelal return* of
The question of what to do
lUMtilutti In the market*. 8*i
Japan'* firet pdetwer election, Hstoyou.
with many of the fine Army and
“ — ' ------------ * i have Uie eupOF ALL KINDS
Navy air field* which have been
>er coni of tho
BOB HARRIS, Mgr.
W# euppoei ,ln lime Xh* ab- or ‘ will be declared eurptue bt
»r»
of
tho
Diet
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evjetlon "U.N." will get to mean Florida may b* eolved, at teaet
lower
house.
(JnlrrnaKonnlt
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r tailch to the average cltlxene In part, by machinery gat In
Rltz Theatre
.
i.**UE.H doe*, but In the mean- motion by the Stale Improvemsni
* I . -*■ :
’
M we are afraid-it la not a> Commleefon and Department of
When eulfatUaxolo 1* mixed
Congrce* authorlxed retabllehEducation for training and pay
ill .known a* “UNO**.
with dried eklmmed milk en-1 ment
I\ s. "The Bells of st. Mark’s" is playing today
of * e'pnrrlo Army engineer
of vateran* who wteh to talu up
aoybeen flour a* a eubetilnto. for
and Tuesday at the Rits. Features At: 1:35, 4:03,
pollon, beekeeper* find It help-' orp* In M*rch. J802.
Some of Ihtee local rows w# flying under the (1.. f. Bill of
prtvent tho epread of America
»ve iifjti having lately, with re- Right* provisions. Improvement
A- pair uf rat* left unimdeeted
6t40, 6:17.
foulbrnoll. ttioet dlMetroui of bee
312 SANFORD AYR
bid to delinquent tax sale*, ton- Commleiion Supervisor William
to breed may multiply to a total
hive dleeaaee,
It ordinance* and what not Laurue eeid the Veteran'* Ad
of BOO rata within' ^ year.
tould not bo taken too eerlouely. ministration may pay uo to 12,000
Liquor Store
th is year I* the 80th .
ry of Christian 8ci*nce.
hey sre elmply growing peine.
The 10-hour week aa proposed
r Petrilla'a union may *eem e If Slat* AUoiney Tom Watson
Ula extrema? but we don't »up. should ever decide to ring on the
» * this trend will ever be ret- -radio, hi* them* »ong will prob
«<1 so far that tho men won't ably be that famous ditty bM-roW.
rport for work at least long ed from Rudy Valleo. entitled,
rough to get their check*.
"My Tim* la Yeur Thao.!* At
Steeeeti. *hd Brlckar art
it the RepubUtan popu1 conducted by Inelltutn
Opinion, And If TruWallace succeed In killother off, one of tho**
it*, may be the next
of the United Bute*. .
anjr Fata he hq* protested against
some citie* of the * tats Much u
SL/Petersburg going on Daylight
saving time, while other* 7ik»
Tampa do not. . Ha point* out
that soma citU g'In taa central
time eon* w iet of the Apolachl*
cola River will be two houn be
hind other muntcipelillee In south
Energy Wanes
.Tuxedo Feeds* will make your
Chicks Grow
b Ia b y c h i c k t i m e
IS H ERE!
C « t y o u r aupply o f . I r o n ,
h ea lth y B o b y C h ic k , fro m
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M O N D A Y , i fA P IU T ; 15, 1916
TI1KiSANFORD HKRAI,n*iSANFOUP,I FLORIPAit !
P A fE
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Mrs. CJ^L. Powell .
'School Art Exhibit
Hostess To Circle
Winners Announced
r V
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..leers Nominated
Ij’or Teachers Club
Calendai
TUESDAY
Rehearsal of "Ih e Crucifixion"
will be bold at 7:30 p. m., in the
Holy Croo* Episcopal Church.
" The Sou t hi ide study group Will
meet from * 00 to 3:00 p. in., in
U » ‘ MhOol auditoi lum.r*
THURSDAY
Regular meeting of Seminolu
Chapter No. * Order of Eastern
Star at the Maxonie H all'at B'flO
p. m. Initiation of candidatea will
ba held.
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Mona Rabum Given
Spaghetti Supper
The last official bualneeaa meet
ing of
the
Seminole Cbunly
Teacher* Club was held Friday
afternoon at the Seminole Hign
School with Mrs. Ola Cochrtn.
president, presiding. The nomina
ting committee, Mr*. J. C Mit
chell. Mr*. Jack Btirtey ahd Mr*.
J . II. St. John, nominated the
following officer* for the neat
year: president. Edward B. Mar.hall;, vice-president, W. T. Tea
gue of Oviedo; aecreury-treaaurer
Mi*. Margaret L. Colt.
K. E. True, program chairman,
announced that tha neat meet
ing would be a social picnic. MU*
lluth Hand, general aupcrviaor of
instruction, announced that the
teachers' workshop of counseling
rfnd guidance would be •* tri
county project and would mest
during the latter part of the
stfmroer,
T. W. Lawton, superintendent
a t- county school*, *a pressed his
gratitude for ths
number of
teachsra of the cOtinty who at
tended tha Florida Education As
sociation meeting held recently in
Tampa.' after the masting adjoumed,
thi teachers attendee the county
music festival under the direction
of Mrs. E tcar Price
and the
county art festival
under Abe
direction of Mrs. Mildred Bab
cock.
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k in . A. E. Raburn honored her
^ lau ghter, Mona,; Saturday evening
T o n her aixteenth hirthilay with a
spaghetti supper' at lh:ir home,
WH , Weat Third Street. Spring
flower* decorated the home and
Mr*. Roy _WilJ!lPVion_ and MU*
Sally Rabum assisted the .hostess
■ with ths serving.
Thoae enjoy Inr . the occasion
w*£P Mona Raburn, Jean.' Mart-nlnr,
Virginia Daniel*. - Retry
Jean Sheppard. Melba Frederick,
.•Martha Grogan, Grraldlne IlerchAcliffe. Jean ■Methvin and Mildied Turner.
Alto fiatel
Routh, Martha
King. Jean Varti; Emily Matthevva.
Bobble Jean
Calloway
and Tomye Methvin.
Marian and Hare) Routh.
ADo- Walter
Routh. Tommy
Wilkinson, Jimmy
Pennington.
Walter Routh, Jr.
Bob Kilpatrick, Mika Whelchel,
Celebrates Birthday Dick Butler. Frank Raymdda, Jim .
my McDaniel. Billy Frank, Frankie
Galon
Cuberbousa,
Walter Roulh, Jr., was honors! Stenstrom,
,^ p n hi* twelfth birth l*y br hi* Harold Cranston,' Frank Cranston,
• mother, Mr*. Waller Routh. on Gena Smith and Mr. and Mr*.
Wednesday eveninc with a wiener K. J . 'South nnd Mr, nnd Mrs.
roast in Iht bark yard of l!ir Waller Routh, Sr.
Uouih home. Gam’* nnd the ouldooi *up|K'i ueru enjoyed diy tin
followinr: Connie Ludwig, Dele
HI.bee, J»an Wilson. Ann Dunn,
Jack!.’ McDonald, Ann Whitaker:
Gretehen
Kirehhoff,
Barbara
Wathcn, Margaret Malay, Helen
April II
. Brewer. Jane David.. A-te A-'xm*.
Mrs. R. Earl Kipp
Seminole County Chapter
Red Cross .
will have )U annual meeting and election of
officeh< In the Chapter Room
Jl'lb ti U t l l j i l l Lrltn*. i'tSSii
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LAKE SHORE BOUU-!VARI)
THURSDAY, APRIL 25 — 2:30-P. M.
AH membeni and the public are Invited to attend.
BRIGHT and GAY!
JU ST IN TIME for
The Magnolia Circle of the
The_ Seminole County School*
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Art Festival under the
direction Sanford Garden Club met Friday
Mrs. Mildred Babcock, « ,( Initernuon nt 2:30 o'clock in tint
Shoppers around the town Spanish dinner . . ,
The .U t.
Saturday
HAROLD Sueur* Rummage Sale wn* a, urn- teacher,-v was lie!,! at Seminole ‘home of Mrr.~t‘.—h r Vow *tt. 2 tT H •
T A T - U 'J f MI6tF ELIZABETH file success with everything be High School F rid ay , evening.]Palmetto Avenue. Attrncliie ar-.E
ANDHRAF, MRS. J. M. CARD- ing sold . . . . The Junior* Were I'umtings, sketches, posters, dc- langrrticnt* of ro»e*. carnations'
the
ER. MRS. ED W lllTN ER. MRS. the chief sale* lad.e* . . .V The sign*, and drawing* were dU- ,„w| calendula* decorate)
JOHN VAUGHN. MRS. PAULState Garden Club tonventiou playrtl in the hplls and five room, of , he residence Mr*. I’ow.
Mrs. James Avery of Columbus,
room* of the-school building. ,n . chairman, presided over the [
Ohio, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. MAN FIELD, MRS. N. 1- NOR which i* to lie held. in. ,Uia:n Beautiful
of roses business session and Mrs. Hurry
RIS. MRS. L. C. T il,L IS . MRS. Beach May 2 and-3 at the Flori. . .h i rangemrhts
,
,,
ItlHTII ANNOL’.M r.AIKN 1
S. C. Dickerson.
by
ANTON MICHAELS, MISS HAR dan Hotel will be^nlteruirj. by donated
llseren-upoke-on bulbs. Ml*. F1. Drf— Str. alTtTlrr' CJrt V. Bluntbackr
’,
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from
Sun
fo
ci
fWnXt,
decorAied
Use
art
exhibit
l.ieskr InlMhe group in prayer. [Jr., announce the birth of a ton.
7 Mr. ahd Mrs. R. A .( Howell, i f . RTTHERVISTir 0 . K? UOFF. A. tevrral women from Sanford
room*. Mr*. C. R. Uspion and
Twenty member* ottered to d.oi Douglas Hetvey, at the lernaM have moved their .residence to D. SHOEMAKER. MISS MELL . . and some of them arc con Mr*. Jame* Moughton were the
ti
iiiptating
(tying
down!!!
H. WHITNER. G. It. PATTER
11614 French Avenue.
nate plant* to aid in the beauti- i Laughton Memorial Hospital Apis
art
judges.
SON, MRS. CLAUDE GREEN,
A* ’ Orlando is plugging for
of the ground* af Junior 12. Mr». Brumback will Ihs reThe winners were a* follow*: Oration
Mr. and ID*. Zara Davis will J . M. STALEY of Oviedo. J . E. "Central Florida's Shopping Cen first,
lligh School. Each menilwr wu* member red a* the former -Peggy
t
e
m
p
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r
a
special,
Anne
move their residence to 800 Sum TERW ILLIGER, JR ., H. G. UN- ter" Sanford i* getting mure nnd Lovell, most original; first, tem rciiuested to give two recipe* for McTeer.
«
merlin Avenue in the very hear GLE, JIM DREW, W. ABENDS- mure modern store* that arc pera, Frederick Ttossetter; second a cook book which will h j pubCHEIW. H. U EX G E I S E Y , handling well known merchandUe
future.
Air. amt Mr*. Edwin
David
, tempera, Betty Hunter; first, lished by the garden club tin let
FRANK L E I8K E ,. W. R. JEN Sanford should Pc the t linoleum IHock print. ■'Dorothy the Hllle "Florida Fruit*
amp lllowkr nnnoonc* the birth of a
Walter Morgan of • Richmond, NING8, M A Y M E HODGKIN,
•on. Edwin David Brooke, Jr., on
^ n t y 'X 'n n W hltn.7"
»
Ky. has moved hie residence t«r MRS. W. S. RISER. MRS. DORIS
April •> at the Fernald-Laughton
announced
that
tiro
on
o!
ulutbTn
PP
Wb!
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t
.
b,
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k
lltinj.
h'retlerlclj
Ro..etter;|
a
, t Meijrrnial Hospital.
Sanford and la residing at 1-478 OOFFE, W. I . JON ES. MRS. i ,,
.1
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'Pcciiil.
water
color,
Ruth
Sac-*nual
flowe
flower
convention
would
u
Mr*. Brooke I*
tho former
Sanford Avenue. He la employed R. A. AIKEN. REV. MILTON
,n” p L T
H r * L % h ^ L H ^ ; Mat- :held
and 3 at the Flori,!.,, Dorothy. Bronson.
B. S A C K K T T , MRS. ALVIN
at the Cowan Company.
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fPJ.
I
■rcond*
charcoal,..Dorothy
[Hotel
in
Miami
Beach
on........
IUTTKLL of Monroe, MRS. RCY
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Friends of Mrs. Jack Stemper UEV
Garden
Club
Taking
will be glad to -ieafn that she SEI
and her twin daughters are get BOY
Orders For Peat
ting along nicely in the Orange u v
General Hospital in Orlando. “ SATCHER, A. M. (.ARGENT, sculptress
. ___.. o hand
.
.
nn I the second, pencil. Thom«* & .
w ^
The Sanford Garden Club ■*
I'o.tcr
wlnneu
were .firs t. I11’1' 1 ,!lt c ' The cha^um u ig ^ sponsoring” a sale of peat and
IT. O. LANDRESS, MRS, CHAR M-ulptre** *ay* it* the palo-t
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K arl-lhxsey returned to -B a n -t LIE *'LA .RKE7 J . M r HUNTER,
order* nr* Ireing taken by Mr*.
ford Friday after serving with MRS. LULU MILLER, MRS. A. tir.», MISS RAY .SHAW, hat Junior High School: second, tlnroThose present were;-Mr*. 11m- S. (\ Dirkei.mu, chairman of the
the Eighth Arpty in the Pacll'r WEIDOLDT, MRS.- It. MASSY. * fine career in hand^. . and in lyn Olson also of Sanford Junlor ,,n , 5D*. Charles Met tung. Mr*. garden tenter.
Mr*. Dlek*r»oP
[Edwin Rhinhohrr.
Mr*.- II. C.f (r(|ue*ta i hut ihosj who desire - .
Theater of Operation for a year. D. E. NORWOOD. MRS. JAM ES hands. -She'* "done" ihe hand* High School.
of
*uch
nolay,-*
ti.
FRKSIDENT
He and' hJa family are residing CHAFFS.
Drawing winner* were: fir * !,! iicteel,
Mr*. Donald Middleton, I- r telephone theii order tv
MRS. W I L L I A M
in Floral Hsight*.
7STEM r>:It.. H. D. FREEMAN. UOf SEV ELT. A L ii HR T ELS grade* four, five and six of l.ake Mif. Clara Lorig. Mi*. C. I.. Tlfl-JE
*
*
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MRS. II. N. TAMM. MRS. AVA STEIN. HELEN HAYES. FAN Marv School uiider direction-of twin, Mr*. C. II, C'oghunt and
one duy- -ale will^ la- an*
Shirley Smith, s t u d e n t of DAVIS. MRS.' JtATHEtVSON of NIE IIUK8T, and ML DAFOE Mr*. M i l d r e d Tillis; second, [Mr*, K. D, l.leske.
F.S.C.W , will travel to Jackson- Longwood. Mlflpr. BLAIR WIL . . . . EINSTEIN’S* hands, *>he grade* si*. »evcrt and eight o f ! Also Mr*. Joei Field. Mr*. R. T. noiinird later, »he ^iid.
villa Thursday and mret her fath SON. MRS. W. M. BERNER and *ay». have *uch lovelv' dimple*. Geneva School under the d rertion (Warren, Ml*. Ernest Betts, Mr>.
er, E . C. Smith, who will attend MRS. HUBERT SMITH of De- And - MISS TKUMAN'Jl—baiul*. of W. I . Seig; first, krltdc si t i j , j,. Crawford. Mr* It F. CttnMr, \! Ly-o. Mi* r LT
a state furniture convention there te ™ .
.
■
j fhe say*, arc lh* palrst rhe'* o r Lyman S fh M under direction
They will fly home Friday,
ANGELA MEISCH, junior col -J ever »ren. They are alto delicate of .Mr*. June Whitton: first. 11*5>*.||, Mr*. Bill William*. ,u»!
grade one of l.yman School undn ; t|r,. j nf,n Scliiini 1. Jr
lege student at University o f ; and sensitive.
*
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Prieml.- of J . A.. Calhoun
1
.
. . will
.
Kentucky,
ha*
recently
been
Did you know thm if n rhili the il.rrrlion of Mrs. Mnu<lq Tup* i
be Jnterested to learn that he chosen President of the Fan BC|» ndmiuate rest and nutrition
Sch
ool
under
the
d
lF
cclio
n
'"of
Mrs,
Sam
Henderson
spring I*
anti s p r i n g
la * returned to hi* home. PI . . Hellenic Association . . . And l ai n will boost hi* .(hold rating:
Mr*. Mnrgnret Jackson; second,
West First Street, after having also president of her social j Seafood, eaten i
Hostess To Club bun- leaning Inclu-D* Hlthi-lg
least i Ikhi* grade
three
of
South
Side
I'rltip the furniture.
Washing M
treat) confined In tha Femuld- I sorority, Della, IN-Iiu. Delta. S h e1„,icS „ week,
h*l|l ........
t upnl)
..
.one way of cleaning up furniture.
I^iUghton Memorial Hospital *for . I* the iieauliful daughter of MR. [the Udv's deed for iihlinc
iodine: Sleep
Site, niary under Ihe direction of Mr-.
C'hlori*
Davi*;
first,
grade
four
..... U k e - '
>!«•«•»
The cine for a dull or grimy
several daya.
and MRS, EDMUND MEISCH- repairs tho brain, ucvnding
lice <iding t.
ti
unslnilioii thih mri Shiny evr- ,(H)k (H| f„-mit„ FP n,... b,
cut srientific
*r ientific of South B ite Primary under tin
1
’ MRS. IE W, ANDERSON and Ihe finding* of re vent
direction
of
Mr*.
Nancy
Hi
tek;
mug
at
the
home
of
MlSam
„ml-water «a*h. Soil from
Mr. and Mr*. Horace Bannon »on BRUCE, JR .. MRS. ROBERT i.-n u ih .. During flct
r |1 mnr.
fr oof Washington, P. C. but former COX and lilllH. At, LEE! spent - blood is pumpel in
o ttie brain first, grade one of South Side- Hen arson. Plan* were m « * -/ ' ibantin',g
lltny accumulate gradually
Sanford residents are guest* u t Friday
................................
cpilll Primary under the direction of h.-lding n I>a»-')•'r u-i r-tk . i , , . '
in Orlando «* the guest* I and can lie u*ed I»i>t Ihe 1lepan
Mis* Ernestine Westfall; second, -ale on May 7 ‘ ai ih- po-toff
on fniiiiliiie unit ililll tjiv tinislt,
thi Mayfair Hotel and are visit- of fr.etid* and enjoy e l u delicious ‘ *-f brain tissur-7
t
grade foul of South S de P, i- f„r the benefit of Ihe Woman t a i c u i ding to wool expert* o f th?
ing friend* in town Mr. Bannon
mnry
School
under
the
dir*.lion
I‘Itlb. The next meeting wit= -el t s Depui tnien' of Agriculture.
i* connected with the Itenartment
of Mr*.' Je**ie Jtlisseli:
f,i». f r May in and will I, h id et
of Agricullur In Washington.
Kaster E jo? Hunt
Stirling Hayden
\|ioo*t all i in.she* an wood
grade lluee of Weal Side Pn ,he home of Mr* S I.
i may !•-* na-hc I safely, e.‘,-0 |'t
marv
under
Ihe
direction
,,f
MrGiven
Judy
Ilrown
Returns
To
Movies
j i 8:00^ p. in.
Dr. and Mr*. A. 3. McCollum
I-hclla wu.i -n a|* tarnith which
Irene Walt; first grade.- three
. . .
, .
of Haddon Heights, N. J., and
lul* h.
-i w at.i tutu- while. Ill washing any
lour and Eve of Ihe Geneva Member* of the
HOLLYWOOD.
April
16.
id',
L rltlr J u ly t rown, daughter of
Mr*. Prescott Herr of Moore*
Vt*. Wilma llarg iate wyh a ft rnttorc care must lie lakvlt to
year* ago a rising young £r)ltH>l tiniln Ihp tiirpdiiiii tif , hnuer lor her mtant -ta-igot
town, N- J.. are the guest* ofJMr. and Mr*. R. I. Ilrown! rcl«- In
Ji
, i y oirld *"np and not to
Mtu
M
nl*i'|
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h p in h i), fii't,
male
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l
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r
d
e-eric,I
Sollyw
on
..
Mr. and Mrs^Itoy Holler at i.uu brated her fourth birthday re
Ig.i tio- fut mt tit e .nippingi watt or|
I nrtllc Many
lovely gift.
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home 705 Magnolia Avenue for cently with on Ka.-tcr egg hunt rowing be never would return. School unller
reacn giueu
tiler the dirtction o f,pieseiitcd the htmorce after wb , n n'i w moisture
•everal day*. Mr*. MeCallum an 1 in the garden of her gratuipur I„ lay Stilling llnyden is ’back in Mr*. W. T„
tlie hostes* assisted by Ml- \ jjo-ntSelg.
Mr*. Herr 'a re sister* of Ml*.' ent*. Mr. and Mr* A. K. Shoe- H< film capital and Hollywood
t
t
,
ing
n
-ml
doth
or chnntot;
lirxigniiig winner* wt-ic. first, ginl* iloldnson and Mt* II E
put "f warm MiMpsud*, rub the
Itgller.
ntakir. Easter egg* ami basket* u onilcTs why,
Behrins
served
delicious
lefre-n
grade*
one
and
two
of
Wilson
llcic'ii the esphuiHtiun llayilrti
-itif-.e mini clean, then wine
were prerented to all the guest*
School
under the directum of merit*.
Mri. M. L. Sherart* of Seattle, and prlie* for the hunt wore Imf giTtn Ass©clnt«l Prr** Holly- Mr*. Pearl Hair* uud Mi*. Cat lie
lr> with a dry cloth. After wash
Wash. Is visiting her mother, awarded l» Evelyn Dal* Dn*»oyt W(HIMI Columnist Rub rimma*:
K. J, Routh; grade »-1 of Sou ing vatn i,lii'-l t(r oil-finished funt
Srhlry;
first,
guide,
five
and
The young acitn *uy* lie’* . lost
Mr*. Mabel Blount nn Palmetto Juxtin Lynch, Jr,. Sally King
six of Lake Monroe School under ford Grammar under directum of'iim ,-, polish with good furniture
id! the untiderlusl hr had .it thr the
Avenue. Mr*. Sherert* and Mrs. ami Bren-ln Joyce Dwen.
direction nf
Mi*. .Title*; Mi** Lucille Cuinplwll; grade -me p It,!, Paml ,! or eoameletl furnttune lie turned in *urrrs*ful |n'r(Jeheva School lintlec ilifaTtun tore fen may it* washed in this
Blount have fluently returned
Thtme fitleudlng
were
Judy formancia in "Virginia" and "Ita- second, glade* four ami five of of
of Mr*. W. I* Seig wit- lip* win i.oi doe, not until polishing.
from Lakeland and Ft. Meade Brown. Jimmy Teiwiliiger, Rich
third
a
Sr
In
ml
under
the
direction
be
where they have been vlilt Ing ard Feinberg, Dorothy McAlrx- tiiiiiB Passage." Hayden
winner * of two while tdtt-un
Mr*. Lucille Well*.
hail no intcrc.il m u film catet-i of Hpcriit)
friend* and relative*.
V tp d t-li
«'t
yurt t-apimdenrW
award wiuuei* included nwnni*, g n o h * three, four and
andcr. Juatln Lynch. Jr,, Harry al Ihe Time—all h; wanted to <b>
of the Gt-m-vu Sclltttil otidet uit.ni-wi i -■J
is week* in the cxand Jean Robson. Beverly nnd wh* !ny hi* drram ynrhl and *ud H:i| I , of Geoevn for an oil five
Mi*-. AEtWi'p rtatiup mnsl of it would answer
Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Hill ha o
painting; guide six of Sanford thc direction of
moved their raeldence to Pott Wayne E van *. , .Tommy ,{|ulngi. away.
Chapman.
,
in. t if b;. i l i n
(iramnuu
under
direction
of
Mi*.
lamdeidale. where ho fi kitlgnOd Evelyn Doxsey. Orville Barks, Jr
ilaydt-n -li-l ju-t that unf!l iht
Sally, Al hml war taiiir along. Then lla ) dm
dutlea with the Navy. Mr*. J. L. Hobby Munson.
Hurt. Mrs. HUl's mother, who hs« Msry_ King. .M ack McClslland. joined the Merchant Murin', then
*
be*n visiting them
for sever >1■ Brenda Owen, Sandiu Kader, Juil> the United State* Murine*. Ilnv
. . Tn m In* Man lx Mjgsc-st ;.| . . l a is 'xix
Is Mi8ra.Ti:rf
In its Ihs
day* was joined on the weekend Ludwig, Connie Brown. Jimmy den also married hi* formri ra
by J . L. Hurt* Mr. and Mr*, Jackson, Peggy David, Mary -M> ster, Mad drill* Cailidl. Ilnyd-*
Kav Ivey,« ' MarcheU » aetvid In Europe with the Offi.e
Hurt returned to Sanford Satur- Kinley,
Campbell anil Jane Brown.
of Strulrgir Services, ’ leturned
day.
to tbe Unite.! States, dlvnm-d
Assisting the hostess weri
Mi«sFtt-J
Carroll and came hark I
J.
M.
Leonard
and
Mr».
Student Dancers
Larson. Mothers and guest* al Paramount. Say* Hnyd.-n:
"I'm still a long way from being
lending Included Mr*. J. K. Tgr*
Present
Program wllllger.
e?;
Mr*. John Ivey, Mt*. an actur, but this time I want
Mrs. Marjorie Tepilc presented Irving Feinberg, Mr*. E. II. Mc- to la- one ■ • • Aflvr *eeing wh i
Mr*. Justin Lynrh. I *nw in the war. I t allied Ih*-,.
members of the Cogburn School Alexander,
of Dancing in the following pro- Mr*. II. E. Robson. Mr. J K. ate more important thing* tham at Ihe socisl meeting of Evan*. Mr*. C, L.' Hutner, Mr* to *nll off by ruvseif "
Thi* may *ouml a* though linyWastslde Pargnt Teacher* E*rt Dossey, Mrs, Orville Hark*,.
Association Thursday afternoon: Mr*. L, Munson. Mrs. Karl King, dan in abandoning the *i’n. itm
Mr*. taking a picture from Id* wallet
“Dreams" with Palsy Collins, Pat Mr*. George McClelland,
ricia Took*. Ellen Lyon, Barbara L. J . Owen and Mr*. R C Maxwell. ht showed it to AP coluniniid
Thomas and said:
Watjten, Sue Collum, Phyllis
" I ’ve got iny eye on thi*
Santa Fa. Is the second nhlert
Shame* arm Penny Wallace.
It wait a picture of a fifty-foot
In the United State*. It wa|
Jaan Sayer danerd "Polnciana* -Itv
-yawl..
and Eloiae Cook presented an settled by Spaniard* in 1 C ^ acrobatic dance. Harriett Brown
dancsd Flower* of Tuscany and
Happ? Feet w u presented by
Ann Whitaker, Jackie MacDonald
and Gretehen Kirchhoff.
Pianist* for the .progym w. ie
Miss Lltllam Moran and Mrs. Mar
vin Milam. Hottest for the socisl
hour were Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Deklo,
Mra. Phillips and Mr*. McBee.
J
^SOCIETY EDITOR — Ccccllo Truluck
•jfc n iilifr- “ ■*
I'
P e r s o n als ^
ti
Hints To
lousewives
K
S h e used to pay $15fo r a permanent
Mrs. Charles Wilke,
Dick Aiken To Sing
.m m
V
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*y -a ft* Mt - — UtH
in ---.''—H A>* O—*•
At* r*.» CO*,* wteuwe-
a
wave at homo
** r * -
) ourxrlf
lyouiaril
I to 8 hour* »l
for babyi'» kair,
1-.ll.-llu-
itxra gsnr«
iTdbi. V
T"
£
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M O N D A Y, A P R IL : 1 *,
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Classified Advertisement
ford Herald goes Into '
i*
i c .
DifrgelL bett known as a itate*
imon, wrote n Successful tiftVfl
when he *•» 21.'
LEGAL NOTICE
.
* - o m H lf e to l/ri or .
CLASSIFIED RJ
line for W# In
im U u j * - * ,
i— . . h-.;-*,
n.<n tb la O d e r •Moll m. ;>»b.
nut lo t fo u r n .iir o n l l n *»■ M».
f te r k
WJTMKitH u I', hern inn, C ie rii ( * ) :* ! .)
FOR SALE-—
ONE CP San/ont’a Finest. A
home that wHI make life worth
living.. Two stoty frame hoot?
In perfect eondlt on inside am1
out. Located close tt> srhojl
front porch, large living room
yanl. Upstairs' a In
master bedroom, two other bed
rooms with closets In every GIRL lot soda Fountain at L*nry’» Dm * Store. Part time or
room, a sleeping porch and a
utlful bath. Can be *rtn by
ointment only. Price B11,,00. Edward F. Lane, Phone EXPERIEN CED bookkeeper, tady
or gentleman. Give particular*
m answering. Hoc
IIBC1PPED
PASHKNliF.lt T IR E S '
r« have in stock in mostly COOx
BOOKKEEPERS experience.) on
10: 700x10. 700x15 sites.
Burroughs Machine*, Permanent
NEW TUBES
pjsitlon Apply In p rxtkfi or by
aseenger and truck In practl
letter with reference*.
First
rally all' *•*«>*.
• Nlitidmipltank, nt Orlando, Flid
TRUCK TIRES
New in mc’ By *0 el*r*;
MAID for genrinl housework.
A. M. PREVATT
BEVII.I K FLA;
I'HONE 2101
pALLAIlt1'^ feed, gw urles. etc.
i’o BM -J, II. Q. Tcuchton, W A N T E D
201 Celer;'
BRICKS MI11I mt nr- I'LL hoy ymir car. rcganlles* e t i
age or cnndlticn. Roy Heel,
Start a quirk CAS1!j 300 W. 2nd St.
weeks with nn Inexpensive, i WILL pay highest prices for u>td
cars and also Wrce'cci and burn,
ed or old car* f«r partsRatliff A Son* I'hone 3.T7-W
P. O. Box 1170. Sanford, Fla
NOES *100 bushel delivered.
W. Lent Phone 788-W.
FURNITURE. For vour furnl;
, tufa
needs see Walter Bekt
s.t Mather's.
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND SERVICE
m'lk cow and. heifer
10* Palmetto At*.
Phone
Monroe.
AUTOMOBILE and radii
-paired. WriKbt aiid Col
. are, 'Jin a Fnfnch.
Bog J2U . Sanford.
•
TWO tractors, good condition,
reasonable, J . L. Parham. Rt.
L Box 80. Lake Moftroe Ctfr-
s
-
ABOUT 16 acres, fruit and vege
table ladfi, 2 flowing * well*.
. tome lumber included. Nofral
ti, 1Marlatt, Rt. 2, Box 161 A,
liabl
^
MAKE AU ftO tO A
FOR M O O U - ^
A I f u r * D m /1ft Alt
lit; UNDO*
m ron t I ' n u f l ,
13 mftMT.CMUM/ SOMETHIN#
IAT*LL
FOUR OR FIVE
THIS Y u m rtv S
SPECIAL SEA
d i ^i v e
you
U-DRIVE-IT. INC,
FO O D P L A T T E R
BRING THE FAMILYI
Tirr: o ii if ii t r c o i’ii
NINTH JIHHl'tAI, Cl
TIIK KTATK Ob’ FI j
AND FOH HHMINiit.i:
IN CltANCKItV
MCOIKIi: ■lltANIIKit.
PKAttf, rniANUHIL
ri Vrulali t.
TO: PCAItl. HI(ANm:it
liiS - |lfyi||l|^4|fM«iFl
|j . » A k v i f l K t l i l l l n r i i t n
batifted Hint
in
$ 1 .0 0
i t WAt s
n»
ro* Jout^tsb
whi
n roti
aw
to®
ssiao
MONEY WQRRIES
ARE UNNECESSARY
W h a te v e r iyou r p erso n al m oney
problem !), we can solve th e m . C on
su lt us tod ay a b o u t a p erso n al loan .
W e a ls o fin a p c c p u rch a se *.
f a m il y
8 -FIa. Slate Hank UltUf.
ROY-W AN TS.TO SE E YOU!
Southern
V0 B r e a d ,
PERSONAL LOANS
For reliable wurkman*hlp and
FRIDAY ONLY
ROY JOHNSON RED HAHN RESTAURANT
3 mile* south of Sanford on Route 17
PHONE 20,0
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
.
S T U D IO
Com plete M eat —
rri
LOAN
Your Ford Dealer Known Your Ford llestt
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
co m pa n y
J . W. IlobertH,
Mgr.
PHONE 200
Phone 3.1
prompt aervlce on any make
BE 8URE
B a u e r R a d io S e r v ic e
.118 S. Park
HO, HO, SCOUT.
Phone »
COME INSII
DAD! WHAT'S ) NOTHING, SON
M E E T 11DNTOD N T O -WRONG 7 r i MEET
O A O .P —
s i /r e .T g ittu m
up,saHJr.
FR 1E N D O 'M IN E .
B rought m e
HOME FROM
ELEPHONE
iPERATORS
SITUATION wanted by man un
able to do hed *f' wwk.‘ Woula
Bk* typlrg*, 'teachtnf fom *
lessons or psrtnirthlprln ttbal
fctm is*. U/'E^M aycr. L*k<
:keeping.
•id ■ n o t
M
l
S in g le
or
M arried
iAke* 16 • 35
tp rrfen c* Unnecetw ary
Phld w h ile learnld g
uent tncreonefi
v acation s
cab s e r v 1 c • fo.
H O ! HO, S C O U T
‘ H i 5 weekday*
SntoTdnyH 8 -*T2
Residence
durable
u T T J 19
da^
jer, ^rns ■M
18EY Cow and I Hellere
1 B-y Stallion at# Mb'
» saddle. Phone |0H J
gfy r e v^.::;y-r—
-*-•••*» "i'ia*# me1* i
RLLA tent and. g burner
fS5.*R
nut In the
nro your h
YOU’RE LATEJONTO
HAPPENED. 7 jy r ~
LTEA L \TEA L.EH ?
h e l p - om J i v e heard
AE. r - y
1—^
< T ‘C H I E F O I’ E R A T O l
wtlva finish tor bkmr.
and other exterior iuf*
i such as factory bull dings
roofs. Execiicnt for abort
it roofs, eaves, troughs'*M
l spout*. WIH not-fade:J »
ml Firestone value; f|.M
, $a.25 in 5 egf.
Itea* Stores, 111 S . IA<8L
IS 18.
,\ .
■«♦•
man romp i w y
I',
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I'h o n c 1021
ESSEX
Contents
BARN Paint -' *
(0 . 0 , LA N D R ESS)
PH OTOGRAPH ER
UTHERN B ELL
second hand golf sets
-*e 7-club get 225.00; Mi
lb aet «25.0O. Both lnc|
. bags. Robaott’a 'proH
S itfn S e r v ic e
SIT. >VANTED—
for
'ST**"PLYMOUTH sodarT 57”
.SIIO W C A E D M D r o S T E I W
ROBERT L. COX,
BOOKSHELVES fur church libm
BUSINESS SERVICE
T,*1; Il iAFI ®'a» I:'WiMj i l i a r
11.50. R ir -loftr
Red Bam
. end Restaurant
17,!C mlnotes from Sanford."'^
SIGNS
. row
Touchton J>rug
JE R SE Y raw, gives 2H gal. milk LARGE site youth bed wanted
I'hone DOO-R.
dallv. Mrs. U. If. Praia. Long
^BARTER SUNDAY DINNER
Boast* turkey, all the thWtfi n\
canoiomc
J A R Y P lC T U iifc a a sp ecially
NE mitamntlo trim,* or Slip
Pin— % or 1 yard—to use with
tractor. Murray Jones. Roulo
ILL RllY 2 or 1 l>*l room-him**
In *|u(et ccmnuinlty or Uaut
option basis No agents please
nr
I)
| R - WUkt>0N, S I R - BUT
W AN TED:'50 men at the Men's
BlliU Cla*s. 'First Methodist
Church, Sun.lsy morning at
10:00 A M.
lOOO-J.
„
•HEAL)
r>0 HEAD of dairy eatilp. Jer
aeya, Guernseys, Ilolrttin*. Ail
rattle will I* sold to hlxhe.it
bidders. Auction sale -Mart* at
noon Thursday' April I Sip nl
J e t t Ryal'* Dairy Farm, 6 mile*
ca«t or Tampa, one mile south
of Road 23 on Fftulkcnberjr
Road. T x m f barbecue .vill oxt-rveil onWrodnd* all dry. Far
further Informality wire or
roll Paul M. Ilain *S12 • 7 li
Avenue, Tampa. .Phone Y 12.73.
H ELP W ANTED-
tJPltOLSTFRfTl fsbeies. tipes
tries.
Ltoea«->l>»,
dtipery
Imitation
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THE SANFORD HEUAI.I). SANFORD FLORIDA
ures 12
e Game
Wednesday
♦
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I fiptry Ready For Florida
iii Call Tuesday Night In
•Parade, fceremonies Slated Wednesday
By JULIAN ftTKNSTROM
? n .. . k
n
rhs 1945 edition uf the Sirtfi r4 K|>y A |if/> K O / 'P
Itry Fed. wound
up .their * * * 5 r l U l U I X O V C
S A A N f tI N ®
Southern ,\*aoeUlkon
Atlantn
N>«- O ilcan,
.Mtmphi,
letory over tho
Orlando Senatora Jiatbrday eve
ning. n 10 to K decision over the
Deloind Red Hats Friday night
and a J to (1 victory over Winter
J ’brk yesterday * afternoon. All
A im e a were played at the Mun
icipal Park.
The moat Impressive derision
Was the 1 to 0 ' win over Orlando
Saturday night under the lights
when Jim Schantel.
who will
probably be tho ace Fed mounds*
man and Jh a
storting
hurlcr
Tuesday night In Del-and against
the Bed lints in th » season's
opener, limited the Washington
-farm club U> a pair of hingles.
••It was atrl.-tly mid-season baseJM H throughout the Crlando con
test and the -Alma.ed :0i! half*
frosen fans - nb saw a great ball
gome, v a c, completely amaie<P to
7] 9 I.WdO
;l 0 I.Ootl
If 1 .WJ
E hmingham
Mobile .v......
8t. Augustine tilt. The Seminole
High School band will be on hand
Jpiod also the sparkling aggrega
tion of C«l«ry*ttes.
■Field also revealed that a purade through the city will begin
nt 7.-00 o'clock and it will wind
up at tho Municipal Park at V:30
o'clock. In tin,* for the opening
V rs trrd a y 's
By -DAIJn Bl'R G ESS
INDIANAP0JJ8, April 15. t/T.
— Some 250 woula-U? race drivers
have written Wilbur Shaw, na-.v
Indianapolis Speedway preaulent.
wanting to know how In g-i nbou*.
getting into Jhr 500-mile race
May 30 and
maybe -winning
m . ooo.
Shsw i, retrying, rgretfu jly ,
that thore Just isn't much chr.nce
of a n:w driver making thr grads
"Mcinly, ■ an unknown ilrivcr
won’t be atila to get a car." sav*
Shaw,. "There con fct only. -*1
-tarter., and the owners, with n
lot of money tied up in tie
machines, will nominate driver,
who have proved th,y ran go
the route.”
Then- will he sdra: brand now
cert but mt*st of the »p?ed,ter*
will lie yrewar Jobs. That <*, they
will b\v* Keen start d be'ore the
war. A race car novtr h finlshe.l.
and it isn’t unusual * to find me*
ehanira rutting new parts on a
veVie!" ihe night before the big
race. The owners .have been in the
\nme a long-time and alr.jo y
have their favorite driver*.
Suppose a new driver buys or
R e su lts
itn V I: lllrinlngham 10.
ranoogn U*t: Nashville .1-1,
I tl\ ilarkfleJe, 7 inning*].
( ■leans 9-0; Mobile T -i.
phis •8*2; Little Rock *M.
Ability Of Unknown
Drivers .To Obtain
Cars Limits Field
8 TENSTROM
•
Chattanooga
... r s * tfePT
Clyde Wares 0 ( Cardinals Known
To Every^National Loop Player Brooklyn Allow
INSIDE SPORTS REPO RT
b,mg a menace to himself anu
the other men."
T!k\..-jmceiwny this ycaV will
waive a futni'er |et|uireiaenl-tha»
n tlrlvcr must have had at least
one year’s rxperi.m-e of dirt rrarw
driving. Thara Ixtcaui* there wa*
little- rwedni* on the huilf-mlle-ovall
during the war.
.
Tin American Automobile A f
st'clat’an contest baard
decitj.-s
wheth'r a rtewvonrt-r to the'twoniijl-a.half-mllo tinck has the htc*
crsuiy driving ability, and It's a
stiff test. In addition to tw o.nr
three AAA observers, fiv* vetjnrt
drivers nrif stationed around tintrack. Then the mw man is turn*
;•
p.-imant-winning Sanfot.l *<|uad
whipped fourth place ’ Doi.aml.- Sanford, also is expected at the
the Class l> hlorida State League Ihive games to t . o in II*. i* wKdv luncheon meeting. A vrtcrr.n «l
•hat o| .*ns its I04ii srason with •ccmi. i .place Daytona sntothe-ol state league service, Mcbuuliii
tour garnet Tuesday night
is l.i<-burg, ihree stiaight. Haiilor.l will advise the group no tt.
leally oil the spot ill th . matter tilth look ftOr of aJVW," li«*l» tarillties and * ground rules mi
of victories over Georgla-Florldi* Uay;.ma •O'l.Anl the t.aguo iwO tacit city, lie will ho the ninth
oppo itinn In-the annual season'gJ ilp mi the l wimpn-Florida
by or “extra" umpire in ll'tfl.
end play-offs.
League
umpires
will
beatitig Albany four fame* t > Statu
dinw salaries averaging $175 per
The
Georgia-kloriJa
circuit one.
lu-lUtO, aecuiul place Sanford month under terms of o no't
emrtgrd victorion* . in. throe out
from St. j league rule authorising the pre
of six .-cries, the reason larg ly ilo.»k •three straight
oring-lbat its rookie rules were rtuKuniiM while u-daum surpris idrlit tn pay up to )20.) p
not as stringent ra'w ys the case ed the Icagu.* by taking the p n. |month for their work.
i d it-winning Dnyltnu Warn, t■« ■>[
in |ho Florida Slate League.
Gl Joe ‘ and gfmephin*, and
Leesl.ufg'*
Anglers
had
a k>.mea to one. Orlandt nuuiiued
rhanc to semi the Klertitw Htatt H i. surprise nttn.K by sweeping i their buddies in blue, will tn
ahfail in 1941 when over 13,000 loui^ straight from Hanfor.l, hut "priority rating” guests around
fans saw them play a saven game ‘the rtrain wa* too much, for the the Florida State Lcagur thi>
,
sene, with inomasville. Hoe* .Nati dropped four of rix to Way* leaton.
A* long ns they’re in uniform,
ever, an error-filled fifth Inning cross. champion* of the Georgia*
they'll be admitted for a cntvrter
When the Thoniasvillc ''o u tfit Florida. .*
F. uilh place l,eci tun g heat the •plus five cent* tux, wner»-:i*
•cored four runs and went on to
jKaijits, pennant winner, of HMI,
th iii. game* to .one, ..od DeLniyK
took three straight from third .
Thr animal play-offs rimed in place Orlando us the league's
the Fiorina Slate League's. favor .Miaughnefsy plny-oft, got under
In the 19. tl inaugural series. St. way that year. Lceiblfrg took four
Augustine, a fourth place finish* oi «e- n tough tilt, from Defattid
r.-, pslbhrl off the 1.ague-trad* tun I lionm.villo won four ot
lug Gainesville G-Men while Day* •'ton, ami nil hands acre even
term was taking I'clatka, three •if111 six year, iif otriting |da>.
S p irin x . R egulation
• las. D bust-ball lieing the
games to two. The HainLs then
T o d ay 's sp irin g regu lat on tb-nli.
look four straight ffom the la* great .Id lin g ground that it i*. w ith a defensive p la y e r th raw ir.g
Kim ni i State League scorer* who
landers, taking the play-off an-. go
urtion tomorrow, night hls glo ve nt a b u ll:
ItaguJ pennant. Moving agaliuv will into
! f a b a ttri h its u Inill v f h ir i
go all out Jo give the
Tallaha*>e . the ftalnta then won youngster*
ull the "break*" posai a fie ld e r h its w ith a throw t
fonr of six.
liliv while at the same time glove, cap or m a sk , the n
' In 19-17 the pennant-winning icntcmhcring tlint none shall lie >o rcu rin g la-fore th e w inning run
(5-Men whipped Leer burg, thres g is en anything
that
is not ner cro sses the p la te , the h alt •
Rnmes to two,
while KanfopI ra llie d .
is credited w ith i» three-base In'
eliminated Dr La ml by the sglfic
runs fount
The NntiohiitM «*i>eiatjoil's o ffi* and e ll re su ltin g
innigiu. The (5-Men then .llminat*' ria l Manual fo r Scorers w ill *>v pio vid ln g the b a tte r ami rutinm
e.l Sanford, four games to two, 4.>l|o»c,|' |o |b e le tte r, according touch su fficie n t bases in It-g.t!
but ran into a snag against Cor* to J eugUe s t u l i . l l i mil anil t'U lcf order. In the ease of a throw
dele. dt..ppittg tbp-e mlt of four S i.'ie r IV tc i S e ll.ml who |iotii!ed ball w h itb Is hit Itv glove, • . 1'
•fits to even the inter-league •oat it a srorers* meetllig Kn lu r- ttr m a sk , the ititin et to toott.*
Mile of the ale en titled to tw o liases
T h e re have loH-n rases whet
)
' Make your own itceiiinn.
' n bunted • bail w a s hit by •
Many contend
Is- a hninri * lie lair He arcii thm wn glove
talc Set us a stwndaid a total Is not reasonable, out the I idhy k o f partinlily l>y giving lint* states the b a iter s h a ll In- cl pitted
le i. o f the visiting rluh the With a three base h it. unit as tie
saint- consideration as batters o f rule stands, .a th ier-b ase Ini
,
I hr home rluh on hit-error di-t-i must h r scnrrd.
ST
I'FTKKSlHIItti. April |5.
id*. - I 'lyile U a r c , ..iiowu to
ryery National LrugJo baseball
ptayet- rf* •Tflmiy,’* celebrated h :■ Crawforfl’s Catch Of
I.Jth hiithiiay lost March 21 j ,
hustling* the; sfe ciy -S t. l.mus
Siiiffletarv’s Drive
K- 1.1 unis, hitting lungoe-i. and
Is FIeld;ngr Gem
rbasing halls for own r
Snot
Hi radon..'.c.- nli'ig ta those who I , ' .
f (lowed th- St. Loui-a'i* sic
r.ip t, Seh-ul C e le ry F e l l w in
I til joined them in 19 t>,
• ih ? lr th .n l v ic to ry in fo u r • ta n a
t iii g Tneftiship. Mirhig.in’V fin*. thus fa r tl l- t-envon whsti th ey
e lite
s Nii
has
saved
Urealism capturs-il .it 12 to I victor;.' e v e r
(lie Itcil I (e vils of. W int r G arden
High School.
I Urodklyn and S in g le ta ry per*
fo rm .il the mound d u tie , fo r tha
w h ." sm ll-d - the ol.l tim er, Seminole nine and lim ited th *
ou know I'v e ' k e rk e d undet Red Devils to th re e , h its tHrougnm nnager* since jo inin g th is out t h r r n n t .x t .
ntnl we w yn four svorlJ s r - |
l i e en tire g am e, on
We
had
tiobtiy
Stu-et. the hill -for the lie I D vd-*. and
■ie F ris c h . Itnv tllude*. Ib llv nlthnugh he- held the Fed h itte rs
w-urth and K ild ie Ity r. me to -only three l i l t -. fiv e
e iut p ilo t."
io n w rte ro m m ittr-l b y * h l' team*
,ed* which on w as his fa- mates w lic h n rc iu n te il fu r the
. G u rry dm ke I the issue a n d -m argin of v irtM V .
d talkin g al-out some ..f th.T h " Fesls opened the re arin g
players h r 1ml lot.I tittle i h o rtiliti » in th
fir« t
frn m e.
cjpg
I.ingle >>iiigli'| an.I C u lliim w alked,
mentioned Wild* K ill llidl-sr l " ' k - ^ " " " e d a single into c.-nwo or t lir .e tim er.
" ' r,
«"''«• U n g le . Jlro o k ly n u m
ley n :v c r .aim- any U-ttei 'V f«' l'> v l.tu e o f „ „ e rro r, i r*
K i l l " sold U u rry . "H e bad n ilttlng C ullum to ta lly , and ( l u r k
sin 'th e »i»H, Ii.nl w a . one
, * h' n J h."
t great,".T fe llo w . I ’ve ever
Sin g le u r y a grt.un le r,
. w i,| .
The only n in te r (in rilt;u ru n
' ,
,
came In the srrnnsl -tnnrn wh n,
courae, I v » known
nm i.v w ith , tvn
„ U Iiy . W n lk.-r
tm. it 1. Im i.l
pick out u Mni. | „ | nI„ |
nH,
„ , 4V ,
c
Hut l i | never f .ig e t Ih i.-k e n fir b Ttn)ll K c , nhortslnp.
• J im
Ito tto i.il.-y. T a v b .r
T h r , tlcaU k. n rM rtr, j , r v r n n i „
lit. C h a rle y t .llU - lt , H se h .
„ ip , h ln l. M t.w rve r, the only
r M artin. ..i.d tl.
'an I. .. - , lit
„ s i n g l t . t . y ’, .m n sh m g
enough in recovered Kt-ebaHa t
bu hl a rivw"si.'»t!him.
The "H u t*.-r"'ig e t. a big kick
out o f hb 'coaching work,
w-'»s.
jilay that a ca rd in a l
M anual t r a ils :
ho| p that nearly C.uUt) frvnr will
be on hand for the Wednesday
night affair.
Tho'Feds, following their sit:
cessful exhibition slato during
which they dropprt] only one
m* while registering wins over
Land, Orlando,
West Paint
I.erthurg
and
Winter
Iaval baseball association of* Park, are apparently rrody f >i
fi.tals this morning
exprepreil the loop opener In Delaind.
K
.Ions."
The loop is c a rry in g over •
fwo o f its 1 9 4 1 sro rers
I ilium V ic k e rs* Smith at •
lung and Gene F ish e r at I . '
j
Others are sport-iM lite r? \> h
Vt> Mullen. G ain e sville - K ill l
l i l t . S t. P e te rsb u rg ; .lu rk Mini
I iih itk a ;
A sh
W ing,
O ilam io
J u lia n S trristro m , S a n fo rd ; Itcn
n> Kahn. I D ayto n a llearh .
w i i a t ! no
VRSO N .
rows?
N.,J..
141
Fin-
• is L. Coyle, reporting
f i. i in f’iitri -on In >i
. .ed s nnr r a il »*• as I ’n-s
ig ..i| lam ps, j ,>..pl. Hy i n g
h a m e -r tiiiib -
1
i .
lu o n b s
am t
r i g a relies
and
Uinplr.s wiio’K cal' them wh i
the (Ta- ■ D Kim Ida .Slute la n e
returns to the basulaill wai . X i n ii
Tuesday Might wil1 _ meet wild itjuip.ncat
President Al Otr-o* at, llule! i«.<- i
Thomas, (iainrsvillr .at l n'cloeT |ilt’y-? e i
tomurrow aftemooti.
. ,r*n -■=.•!
• I’resiitrnt Comlw will d'rrct a cat?i| tin
session in which he will stress than »ix i
Views he has gathered nver n
u d tr of yrai s ns fan anil offirial,
Umpirr-in chief 1^ V. McLatilia.
•'Yuli SyiuiU, I hull* to tn* thoni
boy* leuvp ii*. Nod, I don't iu'i-1
I bat T e rry is "going anywhere, but
in* is one of the oldest f r l l o a i on
the rluh, and he is being pn-isc.l
pr.-ttv bard these -lays."
Ilitre \ love* to h Ip the player*
|m into .one practice, krep tinea
,.f ll»> Intscbuili. and hit fungne*
now and ihen.
lie III uks lbs- to-agiu-sl job in
lias boll i» wat. 'iiilg tattling pini
i nd k*‘i'i»'"g tin- •,»\ - fnt r
ested
Hr si|.. i i «- k i b fightmv foi
a Job lie nu*e
"We'v» nl* iv v had fighling
rams, f’li fis— - * i" >>h • trine*
from behind nnd fights for a job,
ami I'll give Vmi a r m man!1*
HART SCHAFFNER and MARX
And
wheat alone can< solve
the
i . ' *
-•»
problem o f feed in g the world's hungry
A is IV e
m o st
>\ WAUTlfUL or
Alt OWLY
rr is
and SLACKS with them!
i ALSO a
MASTER
FtSHIRMAW .
,
xxetually wheat haa never hem a large Item in
the brewing pioccaa—only jjf e j of the entire
• U.S. wheat crop waa used in 1<) 15,
In accordance 'with United State* Govern*
tnent i>oliry. the* brewing imbtatry haa uacd
i
less materials than in 1915. Tills results in a
proportionately lower (irmhiction. Hut aince
current demand for beer and ale is about
• '
' * V
^
•
iS% greater than a year ago, the real shortage
U nearer
50%.
a oi *
No Sales Sundays.
No Sales to Minors.
tvn iiyirnt wholever nince March 1, 19-16.
you wit)i all the beer and ale jou
: f c know you will understand, the
- p T i t e a M A T W A M CUT 3 Q * '
'T lie other grains uaed Itave h^n r r .h t e r t ^
Whf«
k to 70% ot ,bc
No Drinking on
premises.
anuMm‘-
W
«,Cfgrdjn|
the hungry1. The grains to which the uuiuadtf
i# now reatrifted, are oC a yaricty and graijp
not normally conaumed by tbe pcopfe of*the
m w
'fete, °.f '’""".W i
f i t * ? * * * * ’*•
»>-%LK#\«*E S I
ev '.t *«c»5t mco Tinxr 9M
ine y p ergrncy yonnniltee, whlc
J f e * w « w v < *[}"
Tte
•: ipie term*
if . T .
t e l *fe V g sv rr■- -.V -
' yift^ED STATES
B? EVE¥
,
YTE CAN’T GUAB*
ANTEE that you will
find all of your fav
orite liquors here, but
we do have eome of
tnem . . and we’ll do
day beet (o see that
ytyii ire .aathffjed.
JU8T ARRIVEP
ea, ljART, SCHAFFNER
roughout the new M ason.
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TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
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MONDAY, APRIL 15. 104G
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'•*«Muhs*»WW hopoP'fWU 'IhfaOfepresenta a final an<) Compute
relinquishment of OPA control
on this product. Naturally we Dry Cleaning: Dept.
would have rejoiced ever more
enthusiastically had the slow*
movinir OPA taken action *evera) month* ago, when FIor)4»’s
ii » i
'
V r i « r * a * flat
;T-r
'}
Tr- “ jl i. *.
tii
might have shared m
ship 'committer was lormcci an) mint, from that market urc just producer*
the benefit* from that action.
Concrete Pipe, Buildintt IHocks, Rendy-mlxcd Conctple.
plana for drive to add tnerim n getting under way. Hearn, peas, That, to my mind, Is a major
Were made. In the meantime.- nid squash and oilier line, of produce point of criticism of the OPA—
Septic Taokj y C o n&cte Fence PoMt, Well Curbw knd
members .are urged to send in ijue--reaching the market io-xuh Ugjpely that ita aloy- motion proc ~ z - ,S f i b u M
their renewal.,
T
stnntial voitime.
—
* redtirc so often pSnallieJ, rather
| Property Markers
:
‘
The 'committee on soil improve . “The live stock market at than bcncfUa the producer. In j
jm
ment reported that the Hurra’i Aicmiis. will hold its first auc this particular case Floridians
%
la almost ready to start offrrinic tion sale of the season. May 7, have suffered heavily, and from
all HeniEnolo County- farmers river Manager John D. KClIey ha* an what I hear of prices frequently
muck or stable manure at cost. nounced. The Arcadia market has charged for strawberries. If |*
As soon as estimates of costs aru also been put through in exten a bit hard to ace where the
made, growers wilt be advised, sive 'face lifting' and improve consumer has benefited very ma
Phone 1241
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and wltl be signed for their re ment program by Its * veteran terially.
quirements. C. It. bswspn, county manager. An unique feature ot
Snnford, Florid*.,
agent and chairman of this com this program. Is the construction
Th deepest diamond mine Ip
mittee, pointed out that Seminal*) of n commodious outdoor lobby, the world is the Kimberley Mine
County products are noted forJ adequately ami comfortably fur in South Africa, extending 3,flp0
their extra fine quality.
1nished. for the use of live stock feel below the exrth's surface.
Further plans to control floods producers and buyers
were reported by the Bureau's
“The Plant City m a r k e t
Handball was introduced into
drainage committee. County Com handled 3D.077 packages of mixed
missioner J. y. McClelland talked vrgetildes, during the iast week the United States from Ireland Join the Easter* Tarade, even if
Furniture Rebuilt
S& these smart new Mallory 1)raids and weaves—made ,y> on the water supply. A* irriga ly report-period, states Manager about IH40.
of the finest straws obtainable from The Bahamas and
tion Is of mnjor Importance *0 R. E. Johnson. New* of the week
you don't buy now clpthe*. Coats,
and Recovered
Seminole g.ul.crs, grave concern from-that market has been spot
South America. Choose your Mallory straw hat from
suits
and
dresses
cleaned
our
Way,
wa»
expresses!
over
reports
of
lighted by the rrcord-hreak,:t*r
our big assortment of. flittering shapes for every type
LEflAL NOTICE
lowered water lahlea. and further ■price of Hl> rent* per pound paid
Your furniture will took liko
of face. And wear your Mallory knowing that It is
you’ll agree, look a* shop' m;w
study of these' problems was cie- for okra as shipments of |hl
now, wilt Wear better than ever
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r
k
'Crat ttttlitJ'-— specially processed to resist showers!
ct»eo upon.
,\wllr» If. here III
|%r n (ltd I n o as the day you bought thorn!
when our expert* rebuild and
product opened. I'cpper, squash
atp rnRH
• n lnu*li»e«« jfA topical new Mallory style is the Sportstriw,
Sports
above.
lecover it.
Only the finest
Mr. Cullum reported that the and beans and other prml(i-c F ttirlil 1. wttilrr ll*» |i*-||||ti|tB iidtni'.
. » ton it ruction materials used,
with its fashiohablo pinched crown aad draped ' ■
Florida Farm Bureau, co-operat moved In heavy volume dur ng ||iHiltV U \ N li r A lU f i»n«l «h»t
inirn«i in r f f t i l F r u i 4
p u rphone 1112 for a-free estimate
band—yours to enjoy today, lor only J ,
ing with the American Farm the week,
•»».«»»»■ ** •lir lonjiM «»i fhv- KU*liland choice of materials.
Bureau, hail set up a service for
"Incidentally »e nave n e t*’
Karlif» H lolutr
all. Florida growers to ailverti.o with considerable, interest the an Iwst. ..... r l**« I'.lo*• w ill! Ih * **|rrk
(t»p C*
pdilH » I i*«iilm»lft
and help dispose of Florida per- nouncement from Washington this Df
to $7.95
.
tsnahr
'unog period* ot over week that ceilings on Arsw- (’•juntf. T lo r1l'U
* \\ j* t* i
production.
hcrriei are to Ik> lifted mtv^just
r .llV E N T \i. n*AIli»e ,
miimv, ia m '
, A eoMmillee - for Seminole as the J^mlsiann Shinpipg *e**h«
F V *I ptiltllrm lpp April I %. IPffl
County was set ' up lo report on U opening. We rejoice lyilh our
1.he Jot It of rach.numth_lUohnli!e Louisiana frier,d* in tllclr. good
1(12 Sunford Avenue
Phone 1112
Crop production* for the followInr month. When it i. judged
Owned nnd Opcniletl by Ex-dervicetncn
that supplies will be heavy, titi priie ccilingi on perlsha dees
Florida- Farm Bureau, said M
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
“At nil lime* r e met courteous
Cullum, will contact the American amt prompt wrvire. .and
sym
Farm Btirrau Federation, which pathetic urd:rst.»tiding of our
will In turn, urge *11 re.ail out- juol lems bo:h fiom y m and jf'rur
lisa n * Mi*, TrW M a w r*M Bv*
lots to feature such products, mid offlrv 'ot CC,
Wtom Mag m M S Xwif Iks
in thi, way partly, li .mi w.iotl
*‘U'e would lie rrrnisi if we dbl Suifmr* »tm i»r da* pesoity of mmnea or
avert a glut on the market ami not alro p .rtlnjlm ly congratulate
low price*.
you on ImVlflft t IP fin*?
f*l utwrt tftifnifh, indizttMm. c». Isfirtlea/ft, it«
Thi* program, he pointed out, >mur a.pirtanL Mrs. Mary Me.
^
w as' enrrico out this season on ( buI y, wiiii helped producer* in vmt» or nomiLK V'rt"» *'<>*:r.v lur x
CUSTOM M^DK wooden blinds, wnrp-proof. No
eelery
when
tilt
market
became
mrtsl slnt* "lined due Ip climatic conditions. All typo
*0 ninny wnys. Piece" extend nurj ,Touchton Drug Company and 1 ____
^
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•
evidence that It was very bon1- thank* to lor nl*o."
drug stores everywhere.
blinds repaired- Free estimates.
*v«r-»upflied, and there i* gmxl 1
I ielal,, Th™ .•—
„ , .has
... u
u.sed
„ , ,a n !'
ic ,----rounfry
■ tM M x n a n m n o n n a *
umtsunl quaritil v of celery *1ii
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO.
season at generally hotter pries* *
than wsruld ordinarily be expected.
CA1*T. C. HOLTBCLAW. (Retired). Owner
Shipments to dale hiue run nearly
1005 E Fourth St.
I'hone 197-W Before Noon
(RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR .
per c nt heavier than during
It "t year.
Real Estate Sales- -Rentals—Mortgage Loans
'T h e resolution of thanks
to|
A. U. Peterson, read a* follow*: !
“Growers nnd shipper* of Semi
Dependable Insurance anil Bond*
nole- County e/teiid to you *incere thank* for a difficult Job wrli
’hone 9f>0
Hoorn 4, Florida State Bank Buldlnb
done, under clrrumstanct-s most
trying, and
regulation*
which
wero Uyond the understanding of 5 "
-row.ra anil shlnpers," stated the 1
lureitu continuing; "At all time* I
wv found you rsxdy and willing
Why Suffer with
*0 h»ln 11. with our prohltms.
ROBBS HOME BAKERY
“ASTHMA”
and “HAY FEV ER ”
Without this Bsilslance, growers ’
Xiin r hip nets would Have been
ihf THE COWAN BUILDING
TRY
'lost' in the mine of intricate and
wy a a a a a * . . . . . * " - — “" " " - ‘- ‘‘-nmfyirvwinnnnnnr obsture regulation* governing
Asthmanefrin
■Peterson: L a u d e d W ilso n ’ N o te s
By Farm Bureau Signs Of Progress
For Work On Board During State Tour
m a l
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
lo r t ;
| Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
it
You Still Get Imported Straw
in a MALLORY!
$£.95
SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
B. L. Perkins
Don’t Ignore Stomach
Ulcer and Gas Pains
lllE III= lh i= ill= H IIE IIIE IIIE III= lll= lll= !IIE Iil=
For
Your Bedroom
.
ROLLS
KES
ES
BRillOS
The new nnd effective
Inhnlnlional
therapy
method that haa given
relief nnd ttatinfac*
lion to thousand!*.
MONEY REFUND
AGREEMENT10 Day Trial
Contra Indication)* for
the use o f thla product
la on the label.
Touehton Drug Co.
COUJR SPECIALIST
*
I-
FRED ERICK
PAINT EXPERT
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K.
,
*
SLADE
Interior Decorator — Designer
. Over 18 yean* In Winter Pw|c, Fla.
Room and color planning — — Write P. O. Box 481
A R EFU LLY
LEANED
LOTHES
3 HI
graceful
ZH
furniture, this suite is ideal.
111
■j j
Can be had in honey-toned
maple or rich, hnnd-ruhbed
l7 i
mahogany . . .
For thone of you who tove-the
charm
of
period
WATCH FOR OUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE! 1
LOOK BETTER
There are Unseen Crowds
WEAR LONGER
BRING THEM TO UU
FOR SATISFACTION
Traveling along lb* highways jo * often glimpse
poaceful landscapes with no noUeo taken of Ibe telephone
line* ekirting the roadway. Though'not noticed the** are
. . . .
.
..
.
.
line*—that am crowded day and
using the service only If roallr neetwart
MODERN STREAMLINED SOFA
,
For pletuyreable service during waking or ileeping hours,
eaay motion tunui thla luxuriously uphcAstercd sofa in*
to a uoublfr bad. It has « concealed compartment for
bedding, Exceptional value priced from
? ? ? £ * ? f i nupany la e *l*r| l«' tks capacity of these
M *ft«ys by building its
Ha aad draulta. When tk
again be able to talk ee
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In Unlly There Is Strength—
f
THE WEATHER
To Protect the Peace or Ihe World i
To Promote the Proires* of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Partly cloudy. little* change In temperature
through Wednesday.
.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAl’EK
VO LU M E X X X V II
G.I. Prisoner
* Says Soldiers
Badly Beaten
jDry Weather '
U.
) Causes Alarm
! To G row ers
Awaits Trial
%
Irrigation Of Groves
Reported Underway
By County Farm
Bureau
President
Soldier Takes Stand
During Court Mar
tial Of Litchfield
£ 'Detention Site NCO1
LITCHFIELD, EnglandFive GI prisoners refused to
testify last week in the Lich
field detention cflTftip brutal
ity trial for fear of retalia
tion, but one f)f them1took
the witness stand, today.
The soldier, Otto Holt, a s
serted that Americans.in the
Jlcamp were bemten. viciously.
Holt declares that Theater Judge
Advocate Brigadier (Jeneral Ed
ward Delia, assured Jilm that ho
will not hs mistreated for giv
ing evidence.
Holt and four olher pzUoner*
previously refused to testify un
io n they hao assurance fron.
War Secretary Patterson or aome
other high Washington official
that they would not be mUtreated
•for what they might aay,
•
% Holt, who i* from Oilman, III.,
took the aLand thia morning In
the court martial of Staff Ser
geant Jamra Jonea, of Muikogee,
Okln. Holt teatlfied that he eaw
Jonea forte another prisoner
against
agali------a courtyard
------ . - . wall. a i Lichfield nnd Iteot him In the atomach
with hi* flute for twenty minulca.
Holt said further that Jones
and other guard* heal a priaoner
until he foamed and bled at the
mouth. Ho said thia prisoner was
p la te r taken to the hospital.
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
E W *W fa h *M 9 0 8 -
v « -i
Cltru* anil vegetable growers
of Central Florida are becoming
alarmed over drought conditions,
according to M. I- Cullum, presi
dent »f the Scrtiinole Country
Farm Bureau, who reported that
Irrigation of grove* ha* been
under way for several days, upij
’ that Trpurts have lieen touting
in of wells getting lop low fur
. , proper irrigation. There Is danger
i from salt when well* get too
|low.
.
: .*
Vegetable crops have (wen affecleu by weuther whirh was loo
hnl and which look Ihe moisture
from the ground. The punt week
*j of cool, dry weather has been
welcome, he added, but has m»t
helped much as further loss of
moisture has resulted.
Celery has been affected in
some degree nnd reports from
Oviedo ami Zellwood state that
while there Is some celery of
fair quality, seeders and black
heart have affecteo other por|lion, of the crop. Ileporta lrom
llelle (Hade and‘ Sarasota are of
______ ____ . I similar adverse effects. The SanBEARDED Gen. Ilraja MHhaito- ^
'and celery deal la
vie. former Yligo.lav Minister i
wtl,
h«v**t,-d storting
shown manacled in an undisclosed . 1
,
prison cell after hi* capture by *
' 1
,
,
Marshal Tito's men on March 1,1.
t n h l . n g e . the harvesting of
lie'll lie tried a* a traitor by hi* which l* nearing its end in Una
country. State Department's re- Mellon. *©©*«« lo 1
f omf.
c
quest that American* be allowed |n ^lnr‘ "bap*. said Mr. < uilunt.
to spank in behalf o f Ota general
4, s t i l l uhnnswered. ( Intcrnstlmm lt
Pht nominal yieots of from t « to
tons per acre, such a * hawnever been known la-fore. have
Grammar School
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—t *-—
. la-en reporled, amt quality i* intid
. .
. .. a
, lo lx excrilent. Shipment* are
Pupils Write On
Henry W olcott '
ron,inue for
Movie Production s i • />i
1
The first picking of Sanford'.*
When a few weeka ago pupila Name Commander i s ' „ i p.' r : r . ' h . 1 . , r ' i ' , n (:" ; r
of the Sanford Grammar School
were guest* o f RtU Theater, Man(L ager Bob Harris at a showing of
• t h e pietutw, "China
• *^15
half no Idea they would im e*Bed
upon to write a review of the
picture, according to B. C. Steele,
school principal.
Mr. Steele merely g»vs the
pupila on Ida* of how a brief
aynopsla of a movie should read,
and then told thtm to go *h ta J
and write a review of "Chinn
Sky”.
Of 14 selected paper*,
that by Walter Routh won the
PTA first prize of |1. and that
by IHck Butler the second 'p u re
or 75 rent*.
. ,
The Judges were thrtc Junior
High School teachers: Mrs, T. 1.
Harris, Edward Marsbatl end Ml**
Elirabeth Whigham. Walter Routh
Is the ton of Mr. and Mr*. W. A.
Routh and Dick Butler is the son
of Mr. and Mr*. R. J . Butler.
Ronald Taylor won third . place
and' HtTgh Crowley and Bob K1Tpatrick tied foe fourth prise.
-v The following la the review by
• Walter iRouth:
“China Sky waa tha story of
American an-t Chinese doctors In
China when the Japanese were
. bombing China. They were tend
ing the wounded at a Chinese
euppy base, which the Japs had
b«en bombing tor months.
“A guerilla band had brought
In a Japanese Colonel whom their
chief had shot. The chief wanted
him to ,|lvo and stand trial, but
,A ihe escaped when Japanese para• troop ers a t t a c k e d the village.
Thsy were defeating the villagers
when the guerilla band came and
• fought them front behind- They
defatled lb*f
in a f«w
minutes. Tke Japanese Colonel
was captured again and was to
•lv.hung;
"Randolph Scott pUymd a magnlfleent part as Or. Thompson.
Drew was Dr. Thompsons
wife. Ruth Warrick was
a ssista n t*
'
D ie! Butler’s review read:
"The picture China B k y l s a
story of the love of Dr, ThompSon and the fight against the
Jepaneee. The Chino#, areru keep
ing the Jape front A' pwnmUio.
Iraida the mountain wgs a factory
. from which the Chlntse got their
supplies to fight the Japs. Dr.
Thompson, an A martcan, came lo
hslp tf e Chlnoae. ~Tb# plants
•
.u g w - e ^ s
'* “ ■
7 *“ n A
ta n * « * « * , •
Jap general who e M shot badly.
h» waa bettor ho »hot a
n doctor And soeaped. The
Jepe^jRd
make. dally raids
w day
Jap
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V/I
•
n
I p fln n tl
L iV g tU Il
• Calloway this week, and wa«
»ent to northern m arket*
by
truck. Quality ia reported to bn
r flQ l
1
■ eu-ellent nrnl bv next week the
JS iir s a
-T ' S
y*iW
Peterson Calls
On Citizens To
Cast Ballots
Where United Nations Assembly Will Meet
Jack Ratigan, W, G}
Kilbee Are Other
.Speakers At Rally
•it
lh<> duty of every man
and woman In thf* county
in take
>' to
the responsibility of their franstii*r seriously and to go to the
|to)l* on "election day nnd vote
areorling to the dictntg* of their
conviction*," A, it. Peterson, form
i i defense council er.-ontinotor
nnd bend of the War Price and
Rationing Board, told a group
of Sti citin-ns, mostly women, who
met la-1 evening at a voting
rally at the Court House.
•
Other hpenkera introduced by
Mr*. Maymo Hodgkin, chairman
of the meeting, wrre: W. (!. KH*
bee, chairman of the Board of
County Comm **lonera, nnd Jsck
Hntigan. president of ih . -i.
Chamber nt t.oinmerte.
.
" If nil of our ciliten* no this,”
continued Mr, Peterson, "Wo nee>l
have no fear of rule by n despot
ic minority or by tho*e who aro
influenre.1 i .. inn (or office purely
for auarandiieiuent. personal or r
organised t he vital need of this ;
nation today i< for serious. In* '
telligrnt tiller*.
The word* of
the gn-ai i hnrrhill come to mind"Too- tittle mid too late.11- Must
wt tmi Im* .iwakened by a nation
»l calamity. hecau*e loo few
realised tin* power Id their vote*
and the i>'-t wet** too late."
He urgtsl hj* hearer* to recall tHF. m.D NEW YORK CITY nUILDINC on the Worm . I an
„• ■„ Ft,.Hung Meadow I | v,.„
the price paid for iibertv at ? ' ” *
cho*en a* Ihe interim meeting place of the United S„l,..,K
| A-.-ml.'lv " i’.'rior.-,l
Concord lln-lgc, Vnllry Forge, the (topi t. an evcellrnt nit vie-, of the New York CRy Building. »h,f„ ,t
,, u „„ ,lltrr„,t
t>f
Alamo, Gettysburg, San Juan Hill, y.r »| aeinn* »tMi, run- u lii, t, now Mouse, n niunlci-al skating .,nk New t . , it, t „ y *v,l| spend * I .’ini.
Chateau Thierry and Iwo Jlma Q
vijii ___ rpmty
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t fh% rjuphini* MiehIhw fair ki'ouhtln aren
“<li« •1
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*
I t.iin
I *’
Sail
\m
V iiU'OlirtL' irhvil*
and poliite.1 out that those whosajui,,( V.,r Se|denii’er
I Iiit«.xniMl3**t- ail i
Mrsoiiai Mggrntidimiuent i* an I
Usue a! the holts will nut tie ah-1 “
dnimunder OT Joint Operntion IJet-lures
Ilenrs N*i/i
Estitnuted ‘ Figure Of $f)2f>,<H)(),0(H)
Say He R ein stated-------------.ts B r o s s Kxaggerall«n
\K\ShI -i n
I*
Religious Freedom S i l 11IIIrd ( oiUCrt
lln it
I-.
« I. I Ml. ■
Orchestra Flans
;I’riu tice Tomorrow
. r x . x - '. r &
Inm ates o f Prison
In Manitoba Grab
Control Of Ja il
Expedition Tipped O ff That Mexico
Plans To Seize Gold Of Santa Rosa
Six More Germans
Jailed As Members
Of Nazi Spy Ring
I
m t-
.N O .
151_
ones Action On Soviet
.T,.r n.m
•V
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\sKociatnl Press leased Wire
Inrly were invited In uttend III
evening
meeting because they are nun
in-ullutimi 1, 0 *** down.
i narntivelv nevw in Ihe piditlrnl
commander at Ihe
v
ths!
CocoMUa
*quath
are
cm,mg
^orM. jml .......
out (ha! (lie
meeting ou May 20, f"lowIn
hett
f th.
to an^trarly end due to ill > mugntgtent 1job iloiir tiy 'lh r won
NTFRNBFItd \pl l«, id’ i
Stale convention ni Wp- i t’aim to
«■' I* •* »•■
wruther,
it
i»
reported.
'Inn
;
The
inti
i
nut
ion
Mi
lit,,,
|
t
,
i
,
Beach which will end on V|u\ |H
ell uf (hts .etiunlry and nib,',
th.. *> .
Twenty new member» '**'*•• in ments from this section h»*> count)lea during die war hod. btmsl lu»
1 hi- * lit t •-* t |ti
> ,i it* v% -t||
been
unusually
heavy
thi*
spring
ducted. J . J . Rocco presided.
given them n keener knowledge A|f|p.l iln-rnio-rg testify kftlny
t»i» t 1!»■ I.
■f v
other offic-r* elected
eleetcl
were;I Tender
Itn arr green
enren «bean*
. n . arc
-IP moving:
,|lp e(lll,|llct „( g„v, , nm. nl- th-,
. lllltlH Wfit! llUlthl i i-in
I * t I,i
;
U
h
(
niJiftlro
sr
J?f
th
L. tE.. je
U
Tew,
w , nn
an invininor
irislrncMr «»
"C Send-1
^ i - {"
;----- ’— .” W> miurm
inroml In M
register,
*K‘Mcr, umi
and up
we,,h, ".' . ........
- ,
r. #1
tll.iltlM.
the Siu^M 1 t iiiiiviL t i i ’k A lu uill
note Hlffh School and vclciwn
‘ . rn* " y j t e * w in?* ncrU hnvp i intcnd to vote* IntoJIiiriHUly when j
'-Hjltitiun A^rHohi f hr t|
fiHiEiltih
r f‘>r t nr*
ftejti
W(*iln'-il>y
rvi’iiini:
nt
‘
let
World War It ua fir^i vice
Q«wWy- Mw y «
1,1" y [that time cornea," ah© (Iceland. . coitqOori.il iuou of th© Suvl
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....... it' .ei.i nlrcndv vlclded no Hint timt It
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o'clock m lo t music -.....a at the I
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Mr. Kilbee, in n brief mlk, Union
P.
Hitt
fitly
til**
inyiea.i
...
-sr.fA
Jiitinil
1
stated that there were ■,011(1
Rosenberg *aid that u-* tteirli Grpmnmr School in-dcml of nil 11'ljire tii.it ivlim he K»■I hi * fc,1in
people in the rnunly who bail mil minister fm iKTUpled Eiiropenn Thursday evening a , |. r o i r r l j. it J(tfitr mnl" p. I ‘I•- it,it! ■■lUnitin
s
h
t
a
m
” u miiitoiinr©'I I im|i»v Ity ttCi.rui* i tin 1
vice commander: J . o . Il-iff ns beans and are drying up liefore yet registered and *hould Jo m i .
- | i I J.i.l Ml.,DM*
"il.I
finance offlcerf'Dr. 11 W, UucKtr a secdml picking can be made.
"It i* Up to u* to rdurnU- tin- territories, lie pul religion, free- K«*lInW%. JlUTlOl
f«u r. J ,
h..
iittti .th>»t hi i
chaplain: Capt.
Earle
T.
1 hr torrhmtra mn<l it* fiMt $ 11'tljiim M. 4 1,1,
* jseti *.•> Sit v
Ttiare bi a big crop of pepper* people to do thi*." he declared, dom on a legal hn*i* towaid th
Loucks a* historian; Sid »*irh" ^ t i ln Seminal. Ciunty thls »pring. If- we e*peet to maintain our end of lu ll
111itnt.
VPn imhht apprurajirr *»f thi* venr *$t
.v >re
flr., as sergeant at arm*, nnd and. *o *far ,u
It I hjiiii
they
ara rC|„,rt**«t
reporteil in leadership, and power, we must j Rosenberg l-ro-he,| aside char
r Ifi ii ■
- i-V 11’
R. A. Cobh, Jpel Field and l.lnyd tie -looking fine.*. H a rv e stin g i vote and vole Intelligently.*'
UK- thr i ft**iit Fiiniror N(ifhi )>t*>ijli'iiii» f
I th»l he actively perrtrutrd
Mmry, f«*i
hirli
I *** \kl' 1
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i io n .
|(r
t. i
lii* 1111! i i 111(I th a t t«t i itii
F. Boyle a* executive eiimmittco- espected to s ta rt In about tw
Jnrk ItntifMin lir rlm n l tliut i«»t
Kr\
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t
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the ,\;it h*i in I > i jilt't "iiiir (five t W .**. lu till ltd * |*!.iyVi! ft.i ,1
mtn.
weeka lime.
T ry Mffht u »It urn h»n, hi* n l n . III 4fill
. . .1i'll I*-* Ml*
\ -m ,
(it i.t!
(T n t t o n . on e nr, w hkic
. hL 7»0(M
i*IM
lil
infills-*
Ilplegstes named for th- slate ' The cauliflower deal would up bit\% tin n IliliK
'l * * . . . .
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. . . . . . , ft* i»il*t i - f >I'HI - Hrl.ifr ihe ,m Illtin.il
. S,-.| ill
pared
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the k’Mop umlri
Mi Frl! »\v =» Ihe Bit
ii- t .in- it i» t i l t . - a t I,*
Reus, Victor Green, John Caul foi season and quality wn* of the - rrary nn th» rule of the peonle favorably to tho-e in France un i •hi rtii.n qiliiVnl weekly inrirpst* nthei
■> >l<i t h e y c u n
Russia.
field, L. E. Tew, and Georgj best, bringing many compliment* and told of the ancient assemblies
ill the hiitiilKnt'll. The
$v('* rtiUit.
l it in i till* -i ' i n n , ml
Rosenberg
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In*
pilncipai
Bleele.v Alternate* namml were: of the trade to locsrgrower*. It at Athens, ‘ Greece where reprethtu *»f the nrchruli.i i» Ini by geitui
W, P. Chapman, Carl Mines, W .J. ls expected that this will licrome , irritative* were circled. He told Job was. to givr lilrns to Aiiolf Rnymimii Hull nf l^ikr Mary, *»rd
t r y * the result* of |h"
Ida,i
llartlsy, Gerald M ann.
Henry an Important crop here,
: how party machines such as dam- H itler,. He , , lenieil . that he ever b*fth lie null Mr. FeHhWA htiv©
will lii-lii the .United Blttte*
Wolcott and Jlabum Mil wee. (
Digging of-red bliss Potatoes, Innted by T a m m a n y Hall in used the ,SS to Mipre** his spirit n^ruri’il a fin© librnry nf <n h©h- te*t
lu he wliitl iil.iioly *a)ii the r *1
A oumliei nf Ju ilor of tin* worlit >\|.ect* u* to le'M .
The following new members Started this week In .Seminole New York, ami Pendrrgraat in ual opponents, but concqrlfd that im l
i* 1................1high
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t....1 stu
However, very
lilt/* iiunsiv»|
j few
" were •Kansas CHy, took advantage of soma of his co-workers wrre in il-.-l
IUk Ii School:nnd
were Inducted:
Richard Healy, County.
Ihu letlili-i of Jli'CC nation^ whi-.il
... .be eon- (h« laxity of. citizen*.
Voters touch with the polite.
dent* h i c now In tile orchestra.
John Hudson, -Frank Gattln. E. K. grown here and sales will
*e,>k nothmir hut n jo*l iiiyi In !
Talbott, V. P. Britton.
V. E. fined mostly to trucks and mixed should watch the conduct of peo
Tho Nazi piiilsopher said hts
Mr. Fellows today *»id that lie ing |H-sce
ple in office, ho declared.
written judgment* of chrUtinti would like to renew I in- concert
Carroll. C. M. Whlrfdon, J a , Ralph ears.
Adiiin.il ill indy my* t,hui the
churches have l>ecn severe and program n* given Ih-Poio the wnr,
llill, If. C, Eptn, J . G. Lee, A. 0 .
critical, and added that hi* book* and that he would like to in- nnlioa'. |oat war tinned fuicr*,
Jarrell. D. L~ Little, G. E. Elliott,
however, wilt t.e definitely and
- C. MeBee, M. A. Dial. R. 0 .
cn-t,*.* tlie size of lito urrhestrn m ail.-.Ili iif/ecicil hy tin- impli
Tho earthquake that ahook Ran have not been without errur.
Whltmelr, J . II. Goodrich, R. R.
so
that
it
Would
he
on
n
par
with
Roscnlrerg
maintained
that
a
Franclaco in 100(1 could lie left
cation* "f the atomic hmnt .
Harris, Jr., H. G. Htons and
for 730 mile* from Oregon to 1-os deep enmity exiited btlwrrn him the Orlando Civic O rrbeatn iif.
The
"ttpi-mtion
f’lu-mruadi. ‘
D. G. Sheppard.
and
Hitler**
official
*hailow,
Mar
which Or. Kenneth K. Steady, chief say* fnitl et that it i* nece.cAngeles and as far ea*t a* Nev
tin
Ilnrmnnn.
ada.
Pat Johnyon reported that the
osteopnlhic physirinn. i* condtic- *ary to olduin information promp
Navy team won the .shuffleboord
tor. lie urged that imulclun* in tly on tlie ili-sl,motive efforts of
contest on Veterans Homecoming
Sanforil devote one night n week (lie alt.mo Immii :igain*t »nr*lii|.*
to pi art ire with'the orche*trw in Admiral lllaruly my.* tiiat pend
Day, R . A. Cobb and John Saula,
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Mani
were the final two winners.
onlcc that concert* may i«> helil. Ing rtivli time o* the ur$ of ntm-dc
Joel Field, 7th Legion district toba, April 1A (JP)— The 45 Inenergy for u;u fare i* outlaw c l.
commander, reported that he r*- mates In ths Manitoba Jail for
il I* necevary that American -1creived many compliments front women have undisputed poszession
vigoers tiiul •trnlcgista learn n*
the delegatee on the way In which of th* priaon after more than
much a- |Hi*«ible now about UnMIAMI, April 16. (AT— It look# Spanish conqueror t.'ortz* in 1520.*
.
the district conierenes was con 14 boon of rioting.
effect* of the weapon. S a y *
Tho troubl* b*gan al »upp*r like deep sea diver Irvin William- To that, Williamson is quoted a*
ducted here, particularly concern
Blandy:
saying, “I'm not going to bring
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time
Sunday
when
the
women
b*.
in g the barbecue prepared by Fred
" (O thersi»e, they will l>et gnii>gan * food protest that got out ht finishes his hunt for Ins trea the gold into the United Slatei
ing thlir way along a dark road
of oontrol.
- » sure' believed - above the aunksn if there |* going to be any tiligswhich may lead to another and
In Miami today, on over it. I'vo already put too
Baffled police'have teen unable Hants Ross.
worse 'I’eail Harbor.' **
uch of my own money into Ihe
to break through furniture bar Williamson said he had been
SHANGHAI. Apr. 10. W>—
and hav* been unsuccess- “tipped o f f that the Msxlcsn Search,'
American, intelligence officers jsdlFilms To Be Shown ricade*
fill in an attempt to halt tha Government plans to seize the
Summer* tav* Williamson hs* ed six more Nazi* today. Tho
t mors than $100,000 on German* were arrested in con General Marshall
A t Meeting Tonight demonstration* with t*ar pa*. $30,000 COO in pur* gold reputedly
Early thl» morning, they had cached aboard ths Spanish galleon
quest for the trtasure, which nection with the Nazi espionage
ruing to legend, carries with network that is reported to have
Mrs. ‘Mary Rawlins, laboratory given up and contented them- If the- gold Is found. The long
Arrives In Tokyo
the curse of the anelent king operated in China long after VE
technician at the Sanford clinic, aalve* with guarding the prison lost* wreck of the vessel hss been
rediscovered b* Williamson's ersw
ths Aztecs, Montezuma,
and ens of .the directors of the to prfTtnt anv pscaprs
Day in violation of the surrender
TOKYO, Apr. 10 (AT—Presi
hav* broken mrat of explorers between Key West
Seminole County Health end Tubfor the search Itself, weather terms.
dent TrumSh’* spcelal envoy to
_______ In th* windows of and Cub*. They haven't bwn able
crculosis Association, today urged
It
also
has
been
announced
In
Itlona still hold up further
China—G e n e r a l , of the Army
______to take .advents#* of
(tim tetory JaU. They have to search the ship’s Interior tQi
the ,public
underwater to tne
ahlp. Shanghai that seven other per George M a r * h n 11-arrived in
tha prison yard
with determine whether the gold is stiU
the showing of films IllusUtlllg
sona
have
been
held
in
Canton
Tokyo today. after landing at
iatnson’s expzdltlon ahlpa are
ftmtl'ltr* thrown from tha aboard.
the conqueat of discos* among
Since last October. They are either nearby AUugi airport. The form
Ohs representative of the ex l*d up in a secret cove in the suspected of ‘playing a role In hr Army chief of staff was ac
Indians of the Ns vsho reserva
lorlda Keys, s t i l l
uncertain the eiplonare ring, or nre mntcrim m "to a night the inmstss pedition — Joseph Summers — rhether
tion.
companied by Mrs. Marshall nnd
the sea-rotted hulk of a)
word
wltnessre. Three are German Mrs. Henrv Hyruadc, wife of
Th* films wlR be shown a t tho wandered from window to wlrdow says "we have received
Sant* Rosa has long since consular officials.
this svsnln# a t 'iiOO shouting "Wo want the attorney that the IfeWclan Government In
Brlgadlrr (ieneral llyroaile, who
remfai
emptied of its legendary
' They also u n g — -and tends to slop on attachment on
Seven men believed to h*vo U aide to Marshall.
•"•■A
rr ; , eThjn<£;
nr* or whether a fortuiteifc^n connected With the Nazi spjj
_______
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gold on Jbe grounds that It rtasur*
“
tan* was "D ent
Marshall !■
rout* back to
i£,. t w
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ring
were'*'rr|
ur » te d y«»terd«y»
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his post In Chungking.
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Tl’KSOA^', APRIL ifi.
Admiral Asserts Atom Bomb Tests
Will Not Cost Over $110,900,000
m m f
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E fclif Delegates For
Keypinjj; Matter On
Agenda As France Offers ( ’oirtpromise
NEW YORK. Apr. 1« m —
The United Nations Security
Coil lieiI him postponed uction
on a Tlussiiiti letpiest that the
WlAO'of Iran he dropped. Eight
lelejplte-s lined up against remnvjutr the Soviet-1ruriiatl
mat tor from the agenda: Pol
and Jiaeked the Russian move,
am) the lltli member of tho
in
...
Ted
FttT
r«tunrii. Prnitre. [ rfscnl.Ml n rdlfl*
fnomivi* in^inmiil, Ttu*
Krench
ilidrifutc*
tliiK Informnliud liifiti » I e|hii I
whnh ivI'ltlil he istihmitlril to thi
k'.Mici.tl it M’luhlv* which hu*et|t ou
Sept.
Tin* Krrnrh move uouM
have the effort of taking the rtae
off of th.* nmiu'it'g dockets
•Ilefoie the «.mrvdi adjourned
until Ilslio 11•m.t (KHT) tomorrow,
France. Ilu^in :istil iNiI^ntl jometl
in ihUiiK immediate i m«i terntion
•*f the S|hiiii«>h ptidd ill, iNdnrd
Iiiia (dimmed that the regime of
tleneriil^'iiih* Ktiiimi N rndiinjjer*
imr ft nt Id 11 ai e hi.I i Hut Spain U
•■■r\nur *h It. i t•i \ i « w h n ore
:tt t 11»r11 «d hoh'i*- i c-ijilili <
mit new
•
- f •• tUMittr vi nrfare IlitWlY i t
I flit
* h rii i ntnn
t>f
th e
me I ■
w Ht i/tm I n i hi. lint nut i*tatc
I’-.i
,i|,f |.(j t ikon up when the
•it r no ' s ! ttiem-A
lltt Vnyt'i it.ut dideifiltf. h .lward
:u■•!(» •i-' ttivturiM fhar hts go?it tid'd -rill
uni think It
vi *• i*• di«*|« ihr 11ntimti fn*r Initite>haii I\ St* MrmiM ,tt one point
lid he W.lilted to HlAat .* It clcir
mi theie wn-» mi intention to
h -hnn llie llitrifrity of Uu?si*».
Hi*
t im e *4 *1 legate. Dr. Quo,
j .... #»'d ihe thlinkw t»f the council
f.-t to,
rut chniniTun. Tmnor*
w he will tie rtjphm nt b>' the
lm ptnin
Dr
Hnfrt
iifi Ihi hj the * has? roan-hip of
j ro.im it rn. .iRf**
* id^qth.
Holland Against ’
Centraiizutiun Of
Federal Functions
FORT MVFRS •\l»r DL (SneM1* \* ' iif""' 'iM f iL'Ilt JlNTnihAt
n i . i 11 .11•-ft jn \\ , f*iriifId*«» uf
. V* M Ml .Itflt J, Hfli t !■■(, • \\ Il I f h
»rn|»ei*i 1i ‘
t.t ' * lintel#
I rlt *IIII'!*
* I,*. 1 hv ^|«rs*
t .» ( it il*tij St *»*et
•il .1 I I.
©lint-•* »•, .
I " ? *i j'itt in nn
!i i >. .'.DO
•Mi*
■ ♦m Fort
.J*
mVv u . .
-e
A hiii time y.iveniur, iiolinlld
said, in* hud an unusual opport
unity .......... . "Uu. tt-ndency on
the patt " ( v\.-It uu,-,,! mini pmI.M-nl
|dt- t" |d ■k
f.
ill i t t e r *
k'.H. I li ill - I 1
uhitli I,.*.11.1 I,
l>. tha
"I"
(UM.pl.
Ill- mil I*' l! |
Mi.it he ht-drial t'..vi-i min
it.*t
to
he
ff.M.d >■ '
>cm .led
• . ..titer
...
governitil going
II. Ir Hi* lo hi«
<-!(><it. to . ..coil transfer of
lii-lii(tower-, rrmn
from the
tin- rouniv
county
.iml I-- al cuvt-i,ime,its to tlie F.- ii itil govrrnntipil." There are well
l,item vni-d peoph- who still think
tlu-vr I fling, con. hettM lie done
by t, centralized tiovernmant , i
Washington. In Washington, how
ever. it t* necessary to make a
pnlletii to fit the- average commvioity. | am sure you do not
lego id your rt.r.imumty a* an
iiiertiwo rot,,,mi,litv ami that you
have problctivt which differ fron
tluiNe u( Ihe average community."
“I want to he on ij-cord as a
firm l-ellcver that the soundest,
lioi*l econoinicnt. ■over,one,it is
that wliitli is kept <lose to tha
people. Unit is. in the state*, ths
rouniv. or local government*, and
I shall stand file that policy n*
your senator." Hi* pronouncement
of his (Mil icy drew strong ap
plause.
Rcheartml Of Drama
Givch Police Scare
MIAMI, April ilk (/IT— For a
couple of minutes the
Miami
Police Department .«>> pretty
worried.
Scream* canto from tho house.
"Stop that,’ a woman yelled.
"I^ l go of nu! Help! Pallcsl*
Then a matt’s voice bellowed
"Why! you old bag, 1 ought to
wring your neck.'
At that moment a police car
drew up In front of the house —
where lights were burning and
people milted about.
Then thz police hurst in — on
n rehears* I by an astonished .
group of Miami Little Theater
player*. They w en rehearsing a
new drama of domestic difficul
ties.
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THK SAF^FOItln HKRAI.T). SANFORD FLORIDA
The cost of
THURSDAY. APR. II, n ft,
thi*" Wnshingtu.i Monument was $1,300,000.
“ W h e r e C u stom ers SericT T Iieir F H e n d s’
HOME CONTROLLED
i^or Ilmt-PrCnmcr Moment
FuUlfiiit pmioifs one—
201 East.First Street
Sanford, Florida
F r id a y a n d
AUJfNSAttONJfcil
S a tu r d a y
Rjinlww Production., Inc. Pretend
Hit eyee downcast, Lt. Philip It
Wetntraub, former Army Judge ad*
vocal*, bean the decision nf the
court •martial which found him
entity on two charge* of.bribery.
He wai sentenced at Fort Jay. Gov
ernor* Island, N. Y« to six yean*
Imprisonment at hard labor and
dismissed (mm the army for tak
ing money on the promise of rav
ing accused deserter* from long
sentences.
(Jiiitrnaiioiiel),
■ i* HENRY TRAVERS
MODESTLY PRICED FROM
a*d PVk I(I ky
l tO McGUfY
vB j& L'fl'*, IhiduduU
A p r il It T h e M o n th O f
I M -A -M -O -N -n -S
No. 1 POTATOES
FRESH PINEAPPLE
GREEN CABBAGE
Little Y e llo w
■*•« rito r ■'
SquaRh - m 9l/zc
W e s te r n " Cari*o ts
W h it e O n ion s - 3 Ihs - - 33c
Iceberg* L ettu ce - 2 heads 19c
K iln D ried Y a m s - 3 lb s - 35c
F resh F la . S p inach - 2 lb s 15c
• CASH
• ('MARCH ACCOUNT
• LAY-AWAY PI.AN
• PAYMENT PLAN
Coining Your Way For 3 Big Day
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES!
Pork Shoulder lb. 33c
Pork Liver
lb. 21c
G E O R G IA S H IP P E D
D R E S S E D an d
DRAW N:
FEATURE TIMES: 1:3r— 1:0:»—«:40__9:17
Pork Sausage >lb
Cottage Cheese lb
Fresh Pork links lb. 42c
Mince Meat
lb
FRESH PORK HAMS
Cold Cuts
lb
WHOLE
lb. 35c erinsn t n n i w v itintn
SHANK END lb. 34c Sandwich Meat lb
BUTT END
lb. 36c BACON
IIPMC
ATTEND THE MATINEES IF POSSIBLE
HllD by Milwaukee police, Joseph
Varga, St-year-old seaman, told
detectives that he had o wife In
"practically every port." He Is In
custody on a charge of violating
probation In an abandonment case
involving the mother of his six
children, lie admitted having seven
undlvorccd wives, but stated that
ho would divorce all seven Just to
marry his children's mother, hli
common-law wife, (fnfrmallona!)
SERVICE
O N DUTY. 24 HOURS DAILY.
iif.-jr ir r
CIGARETTES
SERVING
HOMES,
i SHOPS
Engineer Exhibit
On Display In Mt.
Dora On Fridny
MOUNT DOHA, Apr. II. (Spec .a ll-T lie 1J, ,S. Aitny Kmritiee-*
will bsvo n complete e vhlblt
‘ “ " nf
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Florida
Including hyacinth control at the
m eting of the Florida Water
way Congress' In the Community
Building at Mount Dora. to.
i,
DUSTRIES
Ctn
ar.uiiiRTTi i.trc i:
MUSTARD
6oz. Jars 15c TOMATO JUICE 46
B A L L A R D ’S
F lo u r — 5 lb s - 3:
10 lb s - - 58c
Pork •Beans 25c Crackers
BABY FOOD
or> at the Congress.
A remarkably Intareallng sound
SU PER SUDS
T u r n ip
G R E E N S
Ljye P k g . 23c
N o , 2 ca n 10c
Among thi other distinguished
NORTHERN
s COUPON
Gen. Jaroe* H
TOW ELS
‘r
•
•
•
•
COOKING .
REFRIGERATION
WATER HEATING
SPACE HEATING
AIR CONDITIONING
R o U -9 c
CORN
reaU m on
*** M l list
NORTHERN
Pitching of Stoart,
I Mayo, Sara.ota^r
will
b« In atten-
> AVyf
-7
A: ; 1 v
••
T IS S U E
V * « • f t
honey ’V
t # •"
‘.V .V .V .V .*
W AK E UP BUSINESS,
1 /
a s a s e f f ir
PEANUTS
J,
�J_______
B S p saS S p *
In U nity There In S ’ re n fth —
THE WKATI1KK
T o Prefect (ho P u r e of th* W orld'
T o Premofe the Progress of A a e r ie * ;
~ ~
~
erlty for 8amf*rd.
r.W .V ^ r.
•; L
vo lum e
xxxvn
Mild Irmprralur# Saturday with slowly rUJnr
•rend Sunday and Monday.
*
......
-C*s •* %
—
1908
"S A N fO R D , FJaQRIITA,
FH 4DAY. r A T O I E l J T - VJ* J
Conservatives
Get Majority 1
01 Jap Votes
C oal M iners* Strik e
Is F e lt In E u r o p e ;
»
H a r v e ste r W o r k e r s
R a t if y
A greem ent
■ —
Court President
Halts Trial Of
Army rersonnel1—
-
__
*
Associated P ress Ixm &d W ire
NO.
m*
148
He Will Carry On
ainst
ranny
M 1*1I~
C oalition
In
H ou se
O f R ep resen tatives
W ill lie D om in ated
j
B y Liberal G rou p
—
F.O ;lR.fs Hyde! Park Mansion Dedicated Today as National Site
TOKYO, Apr. 12. tAb-r JanaI near
conservative*
apparently
P resid e n t
D ed ica te s
R o o se v e lt
E s ta te
A s N a tio n a l S h rin e
D u r in g C ere m o n ie s
HYDE PARK, Apr. 12 (/P)
vote In the first poet-wap elec
— President Trutnnn solemnly
lion in Japan.
vowed today that he will.-.,
Final return* lire in from n
carry
on Franklin D. Jtoo.se... J M S E U B T O m aking a final D e fe n se
O b je c ts T o but six districts In the jna'iou
velt’.-c Inittle aRaitiKt tyranny.
wide electinn. On tho baits
• effort to avert the schedule
C olonel’s A c t i o n thrse returns it nupcirs thn
He pletlgt-d himself -tce-eem‘ strike of 8,000 AF of L and
the so-called Liberal I’m l>
tinue the new deal of his
CIO sugar refinery workers
In L itch fie ld C a se which
Is the conservative grou;
predecesHor,
with emphanJa
on the cast coast at mid— will dominate the coalition i
on itx progressive and hu
4 night tomorrow. Meanwhile, -LONDON, Apr. 12. (A*>— Th • the Japanese House of Repre
president of tne United Staler senlatlves. Election returns toda)
man* principles.
tne effect of the coal strike Army
court martial ’ In the Lich give th* Conservative »reup ltd
Mr. Truman's promise to fol
in the United States is being field detention ramp trial closed seats in the House. The l'ro
low in the footstep, of thr late
felt in Europe. T h e U N R B A the court .abruptly, today.. A pm greasier* have Bit: the SoctM
1'iraident Itoosavelt, iwlii at homo
director for Italy.* Sput-geoim . secutlon withe** waa bein'* croxr ■ Democrat* 7H, and tho Commun
and in world affairs, was given
Kctoy, ha* requested an early examined at the time.
ist* three, with three more Com
at ceremonies
Jr.lu-ating
th o
The court martial ia trying munists apparently certain o
meoting . of th« European comRoosevelt Hyde Dark estate as a
mlulon to con*id*r an emergency officer* and enlisted men on victory when the return* n.v
iiatiiuuil shrine. Speaking on ths
situation. Keeny *aid thla enter charge* of maltreating American complete. Minor parties got ;i
t first anniversary of Mr. Roose
g«ncy ia growing out of John Army personnel prisoner* in the seats In the Japanese House o '
velt's death. President Truman
-U. Lawia'a coal atrike. Keeny Lichfield detention camp in Eng Representative* and Independent
said:
hope* to get an additional alto- land.
won 72 place*.
"May almighty God, wko has
The court president, Col. Buhl
cation of coal from tha Ruhr
This line-up means a coalitip
uati-hi-d over this reputdi. a
“ to replace American fuel.L Th Moore, ordered the court eloard in * the House, which will 1
gr w from weakness to utiiiig .
Italian government hat issued In the midst of testimony by i dominated by a conservatigive us the wts.oun to ....
ernergenev drcrei* to control fuel private who claimed he had be
viewpoint. Many Social Dent--'
in the way of Franklin i>. lk o »
struck with a wooden club whi! ernts and probably‘ most of- llo
Ion.
cohiumptic
m.
*elt."
At Chicago
agi thla afternoon, the he was being detained in .th Independents fall into this Cat
Mr Triiiiinii dr. lun-.l tlia
______ Harvester Coundl of camp.
National
gory in Japan. The Soclali-i- •
wh.. have
suitm-.t
|‘n .
Moore explained that he ha • however, showed s u r p r i * I n
the C.I.Q,. United Farm Equip
R.M.-evelt it. tin. t gnve.lltaken
this
action
to
discus*
with
ment and Jietal Worker* ratified
strength in the election.
111 lit ran t*r*t pa) h"iuagi- to .»
ah agreement to end the Inter hi* colleagues on the court mat
With most of the returns In
mrmory t>y til ir dr. *U Hr poit.*..
tlal
the
actions
of
an
unnamr
national Harvester C o m p a n y
Japanese women who were rllovv
r.l out that Mr Roosevelt's foratrike. Tha council called ratifi spectator. Moore asserted tha ed to vote for the first lim* f»
ng 11 poiit'v 10 'gnize.l Ainrnrh
cation meeting* of rank and file the actions of the spectators history, won 32 sfiHa i.i *h ••
-..I'-iiih duty towni.l iistioiis whu-a
worker*. Thirty , thousand em bordered on contempt. He did noi House of Representative*.
Ihsvr l.ri'n wrak-rted tn the tleath
ployee* have been out In ten amplify this statement.
Thirty-three number* of ih
ptiiiggl. against
tyranny
Mr.
Defense counsel Lieut. Morris 11*42 “ Tojo Diet" definitely v ;i
plant* since Jan. 21.
j Ifllluon -Mid Ur air drtrMltltle«l to
Federal concUllatora in the McGee protested Moore's action. re-elected to office in the eler
t fight with all uur strength for
schedule sugar
a McGee charged th# colonel wit tlon. Forty other fprmer litem
these principles of inti-i national
... strike
. . . arranged
.
Conference with the un$on* and exhibiting bias by interrupting hers of the House of Represcnlo
rooperatiuti.
the American Sugar Refining the trial at what McGee nssertca live* were also re-elected. Ail
I'reshl nt Truman, dtvi-UAstng
Company In New York for, thla waa a crucial point In the de of the elected candidates will t>
"iiis tic policy -anl Mr. Rihis#re-examined bv the Allied oci-u
afternoon. They scheduled a sea fense cross-examination.
vn ' .-r gram
r ngma.d
lira
con pation authorities before th
skin at Boston tomorrow between... McGee objected
. . . to . Moore's
..
•• 0 frith Hint the government
the unions and representative, of ‘ lnul"? “
’ " f ‘J** court. will bo allowed to assume ;hci>
•*t for the U-nefit of a
cnaueng*
waa
not offices.
the; American end the Revere “ “ l
hl| challenge
w*
f.-w. ' u for 1h weifretidenf Roolevslr slept her* during frequent visits.
^
.
Main floor library of ihs former summer "W hile Heusa.
Sugar Refining Company.
1.* o nil the propl-.. lie IrnWed
Th* eoncillatore alao are aeekCIRfMONItf formally dedicating to tlie nation the home or the late
• •> ugi in i h
inversely of the president .1 death. The estate Is under Uie jurfelng to bring together union
l.iijPidhilirnt Franklin D. Roosevelt as a national historic site are be-'
thr *w ,)ou le is ation *p so.*UicUon of the Interior Department and open to the ptibPo foe
spokesmen aa^ representative*
»*l by Mi Roosev.it. jjs. Jr..map
V * hold today at Hyde Pprk. T ^ r ^ lo^eqmmtmoraU.lhe first an-?
Inspection.
■ ,
f/n r.. r,-f..-a/>
Idi'tiarefl Gist these very sathr
Comp
|prinriple- apply to
legivlaUrut
phla tomorrow. A fact-finding
a«,iiring full pro.lurtion, full rotpanel' named to study the wag*
ploynient. a
healthy program,
dispute will open W*Hnf» in
Siwlul Security, an educational
Washington on Tuesday.
program-, a veterans emergency
A.* B. Peterson, formrr co
housing program and a longThe Lions. Club ladles night ordlnstor of the'Seminole County
range program to provide home*
buffet supper and danar, orrln- Defense Council, end ration Imai-lj
for all Atnerienus.
ally scheduled for Wednesday secretary; Jack Ratigan. repre-!
evening
of next week at th* aenting the Junior Chamber -f I
I’ lnln people all over the world,
O rdinance. W ill L e t E xtension o f R ail Spur
Seminole Country Club, will M Commerce, and W. G Kill«-e.
said Mr. Truman, nvognilr trial
j .It wa- argelv tw-rnu-e of Mr.
held Thursday evening instead chairman #f the Board of Cmmu !
N e a r French and l.'ltli S tre e t and I Anver
in order that members may at Commissioners, will addres- a
.1 *rzwl
|>,.i Roo-evelt tfust .-ivilii.t'lon hns
( o n t r o ls O ver
tend the opening home game of public meeting called by women*- ( Price
1 rtHiuco Scarce .Jiul
,lirvivi.l| 0tlty p-t.,. j,.. .iei,
B u ildin g R e q u ire m e n ts In M a y fa ir
the Sanford Baseball Club with organisations of the cmiuty m ;
S tra w b e r ry ,
R a sp
IlijrluT Brices A rc ust
"• 1. •e'
'vl' r""
SL Augustine, it was decidrd to
MOUNT DORA, Apr. 12 (Ay~ day at the meeting of ih* club, order to stlmolstr Intel >-.l hi
i i iiinintis nppi’ - al nf pro
berry C ro p s L ifted
voting in Seminole Count)
K
c
a
s
o
n
I'or
B
o
o
s
t
Mr
Truman
sard
Hint
the
people
Directors of the Florida Water upon suggestion of Al Lyon.
po-ed rliallges in tlo- I "ity rolling
The meeting is scheduled tn j
|President Roosevelt loved will
way Congreaa have approved a
.itditi.inii- togello-i uilli auGlotl
Porfer
Lansing repo Get! thil
I v In. SI wn. mole seuire at ‘ visit the lly.le PhrV Sh.illO. Ho
preens*! to create an ‘ all-Florida th# .Lion sponsored Junior Base take place In the Court H»n--. , W A S H I N G T O N . A p r 12 i,V
ration fur City Mtorney Krtnl
legislative committee." The com ball League waa getting alang Monday evening at *■:30 »Vli» k T in - O f f i c e o f I ’ l l r e A il t n i n i s l - tGo- y.mf..1.1 State Farmer's Mur-‘ expressed the hope tlint Mr.
II
\Vil-nn
to
dtavc
up
un
ordin
mittee will be made up of one fine in spile of lack of equip and all persoh\ interested'in pie- lio n I im Ii i )- l i l s i l n s e i l t h a t tin- n i l
ance affecting such thanges was kot .lining Mureh. IU4(1, than it Roosevelt may forever share with
■•repreaentatlve from each federal ment, which, he falcT, was hare sent pollltical trends nre urged in g s o n o r n n g e s , le m o n s a n d In n *
given
lirte Thursday afternoon liy was in March. HUB, yet because thrve visitors sonietiiing of his
to
be
present.
Mrs.
Ixurinc
Beul,
I
gcrincs
will
laincreased
rliuhGy
pri
ly authorised r im end harbor to secure. He said that Lion* tn
r.-ceived. timeless qualities
lit* • conGit- City Commission in adjourn of increased p r i c e s
supervisor
of
registration,
lyill
next
week.
The
official,
however^
lA or flood control project in Flor- were doing good work as umpire*
City
Manager >107.1511 were taken m during the tngiour vitality, gallant r.ourag*
A total of IM2.M21*, represent ed session to
also be prestnt In order <« ll'ked Glut his name not lie n-• I.
pll-l
month
ns
ofppared
»,ith|nn.|
Ids
infinrfe
rompn-s.-n.
w Ida; .
at tha late afternoon games.
Mrunwhile, the Ol‘ A Ims it- ing land sales of County land., H f' Sayer.
answer questions concerning re
Thla plan wae presented by
!*• iliailge*. which wen- dis- sale of - I'-.'lim value I n 'Man III Mr Trunim. fl. w from WashIn behalf of the Seminole glstratlon.
mnvi-d price controls from I I -t foreclosed by ill# Couniv font-)
•• 1|,„K,„ n
""■"ling I.,
to ft...
the 1re
w .-t Doint. N V. and
Major General Banderford Jar Sportsman Association of which
mission and -old to the hishi-.l ru:.-,*,! pin and on al <1 crowd*- I of insi v* .. .......I*.it,
i Ida's slrawls-rry and rn-|il>»f -al
m.i.lr today hy II. I
|r., |1V ............... f, „ in ,',rrB
man of Pensacola, who -le retired he is president, Mr. linking1
_
_
_
, . crop*. The price omtml, w-< bidders at liiitillc aurltnn for th healing »t Die I lly Hull nn Wed- port
In-litiuio
<
1
from the United Slate* Army. thanked the Lion* for their >10 M /3 . F . B . D yson Died I'ftnl “ Her the Department
neriinl ending. Decrmla-t, Dll' "•••da, cv lung. ••iid-*»tv ciiiu-r*.........mitt; 1
|„ lly.le I'.irl, f .r The leletn.siy.
Toi» I 101
.b| were I '.(,11'.: o. I
The recommendation tltit th* donation
by t). I*. Herndon, county elect nimi» nf land nwm-d hy ;iie Nd*
toward clearing
the w
. v T. « a " k a *w
' Agriculture estimated tht* yM
a
r.
h
«
rip
.
’
I
v
v
I
III
I
7
I
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new group be formed la Included VYckiva River of log obstruction* L a s t N i g h t A t H om e .trawiwny ,,..p win i„. ir. ... id ftlid values ,tf tvliicji were -'*•
la* V I'aiiti-k Ffoit I' 0 ting Pilin'
\| HI h. I I . I I..'
.
In a resolution adopted at a and wafer hyacinths. He pre
required l»v luv. tiave In-,' r> ,|
in tin* vicinity of 1lorii-enlh St units -1 1
_______
i 'lerceat Intgrr thun ln«t
round table conference of repre dicted that a check of >300,
f 1i*tn residential nla i>i -i ■
Mr*. Fredericit Bryant Dv* -i I Tl' 1, “ FA .ant tin. will t ,| tribute,| and paid «,Vri (n var aii't f Ini Ave
sentatives of federally authorised appropriated bv the State Game died at her home, 1All Mellon 1,1 h,!"K “ vailnM.- .uppln-. to-.. r ious agencies, mctirding t,» Me In commercially zoned land 1 >1It' 1. 11.
in mg
March,
while
Florida waterway project*.
Herndon.
and Fish Commission for
aider l*i permit the i-sjentlon of I.5T- .Oil of state units sold ‘or
ylll# Avenue last night at a ik) into balance with demand
Tha conference waa a fore* purpose would soon be forth
Of this •amount, the City of s -pur railroad tract* fi.nn tli ftlO.13'.' pnitirpally unions valued
following a short illnr-*
Tin- official's nniniunoemetil nf
illrv
f| runner of general ieaslon* of th*- coming from State Comptroller o'clock In Kelly, N. C. Mrs.
Dv-I the ceiling hike on oranges, t.m- Ranfnnl received ft.ll.d'.il Sc runtI \<’ l. railroad to the fruit pack nt >8.072,
Bom
Florida Waterway C o n g r e e e Lee.
Orange. ied in snl-s value with
son had lived in Sanford for tho j gerlnes anti lemons, said that the received $2li,7lMt nf which th- ing plant, itM-utc.l ut French z\ve., 31,331
' luted at Mount Dor* today,
chedok
boxes bringing >115,523.
John Bhlrard reported that the plot >7 year*. She was a mmi |increase at the retail level wouli general iclmul fund was given and Thirteenth St.
w new group will try to sec county's Mullet Lake road project, ber of thf First Baptist Church., bo only n fraction of a rent a H I . 121 and district fund*, ftl&.-i Tlie land affretiv Inrliiiics l.ots The lowly r a id ngrs came next in
The 1040 American Red Cross
that
hll
approved
Florida
projheta
heftilgwwL, ...JPP,.
a progressing and that ■a nil,
7, N, it and 10 ih Block 15 of valu.' with .MI.751 sacks bring Fund Appeal in Seminole County
Survivor* Include the huebaml»pound, lie Rta^«*<l tlmt producer* 2711.
«
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i .
mm
as
I o o i l i i i , , . ■■-..■il.l ft...
. I . .I ft...
... m
be completed as soon aa possible
uld be completed soon to the and• two
ing
>33,883,
T>
this
may
he
add
ceilings
would
I
k
raised
because
Tier
•
!.
which
ate
inimedhit
ly
daughters, Mrs. Newton
Various County funds, said .Mrwent over its goal hy nearly
and -will alao make an tffort to
•reation park In which the
and Miss‘ Annie Belle Dy- of a legal requirement calling f«r Herndon, got fpt.fitHl ami $5, cast nf Elm Avenue, and bv tween ed >3111 for red cabbage and >80 >1.18)0, nrcording to an announce
get other prbjetta' approved by
on’s will sponsor Improvement*. Lovell
for Chinese .alduige. Celery places ment today hy It. tt Crumley,
price adjustments • upwunls us
•ont
two
sistors,
Mis*
Myrtle
I t s s lls s s * u s P i l e T *r*»>
tha Federal government. The new
270 went to Individual rertificatr
Applications of Edward Shintliiril in sales with Pt,U88 crates chairman' of the cuntpvign In this
farmers' costs increase.
committee will hold two meeting* holier and Dr. II. Z. 8llsb» for Porter o f. Wilmington, N. C. ntul
selling for >12,123.
holders.
Mr*.
iW.
P.
Parker
of
Wilming
rounty.
• yoar In Florida,
membership were approved by ton; one brother, Q. M. I’nGer
Other major sales were: tornn-, Mr.
Mr Crumley
„ sa'd ths quota
The following other payments
the membership committee. It of Knnvvllle, Tenn.; and t three
HISTORIAN SPEAKS
to.-s,
n.3'i2
crate*
for
>30,,81;
^
()(. ^ coun|y w„ , fe| Bl 19 ,000.
were made: to thr State, fHf>3.; A n n u a l F F A B a n q u e t
eraa announced. Steve Robert*. grandchildren.
.l l u f ,cl,.urT'
« « » '•
Although, the drive had to he
Wauchula produce buyer, waa a
MOSCOW, Apr. 13. <>V(- A to IxingwiHsi, >587.; to Alta Ih S lated F o r T u e sd a y tUO.Shl.
Funoral service* will be held
s tr in g
1 *1 extended one week, the fund*
* C a n a d ia n W a n t s W e s t gue*
:_R Twister" D»ek tys- at tho Erickson Funeral i' >01# 70 year old Russian hlstnr an monte Springs, ftBUO.; to Ovjedo
in
Itrl
hamper*
for
>10,143;
P " t a - ' now (n
nl
)ft, B|
ity had a very aleck da* a* Sunday at 8:00 P. M. with ihe ■ml member of the Soviet Acad >1.73.; to J. D. Jinkins, county
berrj
In d ie s
Aa
S e c u r ity far
1 he Seminole t'linpur ..f F. ■ a. a '..I ffl’ "
V " ,
chapter total *10.57-V?
aa fine* were concerned. « Rov. W. P. Brooks, Jr. parin' emy, Professor Eugene Till'S, tag rolector, >370 and to Sntifmd
t. a.
Mr Crumlpy
Ihl, m in inT
lure Fanner* of Am.rira
wilt 115.14a; and grapefruit.
of th* P in t Baptist Church offt say* Ihnt nil the Soviet Uninn't Doudnef, tnx collector, >00.
t-txe, selling for *. I.HI
have
thrlr
annual
fat
It.
r
niid
«o>
that he “ wishrd to thank each
dating. Interment will be in activities in Iran, the Balkan*
Lands sold euvered city lots banquet at Uie
Hotel Mayfili
and Manchuria since the end of
M a n u e l C arlos D ie d
Sanford.
and every Individual in Seminole
ment ha* suggtelad that the
the war have been in the in in various communities as well next Tueiday evening at 7: ‘<0 Sem inole Scouts
County who contributed to the
oYlock,
according
to
Alex
R.
UidUd Kingdom p it op the BritE a r ly T h is M o r n in g
as
acreage
in
the
rounty.
terest* of Soviet security.
Johnson, high sciiu .i ng.li'Uilur-t.
-. l*h West indite Aa M earily for a
T o H old C a m p o re e took
fun'* an
•ndactive
IM,r,icu
l*rlyinlho,e
wSo
part
carrying
instructor.
proposed Canadian loan of SI,Manuel Carlos, owner and oper ftv in & F e in b e rg ’ s •
nn
the
campaign."
Hr
added
that
Ilnrry K. >Vomt, state advisor
. 250,000,(00 loan Ip the London ator of Manuel’s Tavern at fiv e
Boy Scouts uf the Scminolo
F a th e r Died T o d a y
of the Future Farmer* of Ameri Pistrirt will meet nt Silver Lake “ thrse worker* desarv* lots of
Points, died in V local
credit f*r the sucres* of the
ca
will
be
the
prinripul
speaker.
. t a
s - ,
thla morning at fl:U or
this evening for a compare* which
- -Felnbenr, father of Irving
Verne Clark, chapter president, will last through tomorrhw, It drive."
BP Pouliot
from
French-speaking had been ill for several
of Sanford, died this
will
*#rv«
aa
toastmaster.
Other
and confined to th# hoapltal
was announced today by Ralph
tt.. ftl'.OO o’clock at hi*
ipeaktrs on tho program will be A. Smith, ndvam-rmrnt chairman.
i rout*®* PolnU out that
Quincy, Fla., aceordinT
the
following
chanter
rnrmtieri!
CANNOT VOTE
doe* not have a
tnd
a
shopping
cart
that
safely
CHICAGO,
April
1*.
(A*!
'’ S r .4* * , . - K
S .r . 1* .
Scout patrols will compete
in
received by Mr*. Fein- There may not be
CtoadUns 181# in Greece, and eamh to
lie a better mous# carries both baby and the gr »• Ralph Johnson, John Rumbley camp craft which will include
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 12. UP)
for the Sanford from Orlando about Ip
today
. In Chicago
“ ’
h li eierles. Whan tho groceriia ntv mil John McClelland.
codking and soni'aChm. Those
services wtll be held trap
tacked on the kitchen shelf,
who past the tests will go to —War veterans who reached vet
V at It00 P. M. in Quincy, then nre hundreds of oth.-r i"t
lng age while in military srnnr’c-v
Camp \V*wn.
left last night, *r ventioni that may have the world the cart convert* to e jumper —
won't hav* a chance to regUUr
and baby gets around over the K a lte n b r u n n e r E n d s
Mrs. Ruth Carlo* and one
hUKnf*th. r
Floyd Woodward will
be tn after
th* (dial deadlln* hat
houet, roaUini- like a kangaroo.
doors. The world’*! invention
pf thr ra'tnporee .with Joe
This is what stat*’* at
N u ern b e rg : D e fe n s e charge
On* Inventor supplies a girdle
petition la open again — after
Corlty assisting. A.court of hon passed.
torney general Tom Watson told
padded in the right places to
an, absence of 16 yeans.
or will I k - held this evening at the Folk County supervisor #f
NUBUNBERG, April 12. W V - tho camp.
Thi- Chicalo arena is filled with provide feminine — If not down*
registration. Watson say* “ It
The former ehl*f of the Gtrnuui
wrlght dangerous — eureka.
appear*" there Is no law p*rSecurity
Polle*
has
concluded
his
Another contrived a chair -In
MEETING CHANGED
mltting such registration.
which an Invalid can walk, alt, J*fen4* Ustlmony before tha In
Th* meeting of tha SamlnoU
or iletp. Still another of th* ternational Military Tribunal
County Health and Tubarculo.is
Tha ktcurlty police chief, Ernst Association, originally scheduled
Kaltenbrunner, wound up hi* da- to lie held Tuesday avenlnr at
RATIONING SUGGESTED
fans* with th* statement that h* 8:00 o’clock at th* Sanford Clinic,
had remained a* Heinrich Hlmm- will be held instead, at the urns
SHANGHAI. Apr. 12, (AV> An
ler's lltutenant because Kalten- time, but in th* Commissioner's U.N.R.R.A.
“ * official
" has sug^Hl
•"*
hrunner conaidarad it hi* doty room al the City -Hall In order •trict foo<t rat'oninr In 8ha:
•to accommodate the Urge crowd and other large eitlg* In 1
In order U> help " *av* 1
ttap*ct*d. nrcurdlng to Mr*. Ed
Klrchmr. secretary.
"
o< Chin*** people from ■
By Associated Press
Labor concilllators this af-
a
Public Meeting T6
O f Ladies Nig Stimulate V o t i n g
To See Ball Game To Be Held Monday
- WaterwayCongress
• Approves Plan For
Legislative Group
Price Ceilings
Changes In Zoning Ordinance Are March Sales At
Or Citrus Fruit Approved By City Commissioners Farmers' Market
To Be Increased
Show Increase
$82,829 In Land
Sales Recorded By
County To Dec. 31
Red Cross Drive
Goes Over Goal
By Nearly $1,000
Chicago Arena Filled With Gadgets
As Invention Exposition Opens Today
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�APRIL 12.
LD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
ALD^SXNPORD. FLORIDA
*f•fP*
iminnnfi—
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Sunday K.hmil.
ROBBS
HOME
have their job* cut cut for them.
Especially if they hare any
SUVA, Fiji. Apw
$>»
idoetj ..about smashing ZaxistlrUt
•_htiailfod- W*r brides • and' their Wthr ,S»"eir^of meaatua and •form
league recurJ» for former Flor
#tod*y .-when the liner Monterey ot eh'ckenpox among the pa*
ida State hurlera hare turned In
Tlgnrsr tharAre- among the bait
ever, p r o d u c e d in the lujnftr
leagues. •• " * • . "<• ■>'.• • *
Take the won and loit depart
ment for instance. Sid lludaon ol
F o r m e r Pitching: R e the 1030 Sanford squad. won 0 1
and drepped only four for an
cords A m o n g : B e st .857 average, beat in loop hial
lludton pitched in 20 gs
In
M in o r
L e a g u e starting and finishing all
DENIED
~
HELP W A N T E D !
v . ^ A- M
BAKERY
TUB .GQWAN HUlLRtNU
A
j tt Mr*flits'
leaday aaryl
T0UCHT0N DRUG CO
tun ond( woether. Quarofiteed for 10 y O n .
Will withalond 700 lb». of wafer prebure.
uiMiimn, «wv n.
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t r iIrW .
ijossUcs
Bull with 3 uiper-shOAg layer! all wkonljgd
flexible, non-Itink, leak-proof unit,
S S 3 .!-£ W i «
Hfcrfc
is a New.• Time-Saving
Way to Feed Your
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You will 1*0 ddightbd with the many
JiltkJVitTuHg. at
cr. Knnfurd. ISO thru 2
ning* In 43 games. 1033.
‘ .Most batsmen faced:
iiuu%'
, M' Mtll.il wo.
iHwbftV pleasure
ltunnenr-up to l l u d a o n atv
Kane. St. Augustine. 22 wins a|a>
four losses in 1041 for an .Sffi
Ylllb, 2(1 wina and six defeats h r
an .813 mark In 1237.
Here are league pitching . re
cords from 11*34 thru 1041:
Heat earned run average: l’artsengerg. The Monterey, which Is K*tt. 'Gainesville. 1.48 runs in
inrrying war bride* from Aus 273 innings thru 43 games; run
tralia and New Zealand, pnlje.l ner.up. Creel, Daytona, 1.50 runs
in 245.1 innings thru ,12 gamer,
out later for San Francisco. *
104P.
Most men fennel: Hearn, St.
Augustine, iiofi in 37 .games
11140; ninm-iup.' llrewvr. Ht. Att
Kuslinc, 234 in 207 Innings thu.
11 games in 1038.
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Most men walked:
Dclaind, 11 in 313.2 Innings tin u
(D a y S h ift)
SANLAND0
SPRINGS
S p r in g and SiUiimeP
B, LEAGUE SERVICE BUREAU
SILVER SPRINGS. Apr. 1 2 llecnuac the Class I> Florida 8tat«1 >■gin- has Ion:,' since established
♦tself na n "pitchers* league", the
40-odd pitchers who’ll be wear
ini; uniforms on opening night
next Tuesday, April 10, certainly
SODA FOUNTAIN
GARDEN HOSE
siOltK tlEAUTlFtJL tftA N EVtU
“ FIuritla’H Finest*
Changes In Zoning
Rules A p p r o v e d
By Commissioners
.eague Hurlers
HaveJoBs C u f
TJut For Them
leave
■MNSCMl N n n cy.-A n d crso n
above), daughter of Secretary of
r.culture Clinton I* Anderson,
'.is teen chosen as Queen of Vtr*
tugit famed MiefwMMli Apple
ri.whmi Festival. Nupcy U a siu. -m at the Mount Vernon Seml-tory. Wash., ll.'C. ifnicrnailoRal)
tluikrnMln^fJ'i
F r e a h -W a te r B a th in g '
NO MORE UROKfeN
,
BOTTLES . , NO MORE '
OF THIS!
lamp.
MOTHER’S*ANSWER TO THE
BABY FEEDING t'BOBI.K.M
A new type of baby feeder
baby wiR enjoy while feeding
aclf. It’s sanitary and easily, cleaned
. . . keens foot! warm , . also serve*
ns a delightful toy when not in use
as n feeder.
m m
na
LhOAL »<rtW
St.
Augustine.
I
r»«w t*aa» Oe*
I Thirteenth Street nntl the rat.road. Aim included nrc Lot* 1
and 8. nio.k 14. Tier 7. which nr<
hock of the .barbecue aland nt
Elm and Thirteenth Street*, and
Lot 3, Block 14, Tier H. neat to
the Church of God property, nnd
baek of the fruit plant.
Mayor James Gut today stated
that the Commission,
*'
const deration of all •tnlemcnts
made at the h nring, had unani
mously approved the changes
made as for the beat interest
of the City as a vvholj as nidi
as the Immediate pro|>erty o w n n
'affected.
Also approved were changes i-t
Zones It-1A in -the San l.ant.i
and Mayfair autMllvItlona
per
mitting the reduction of th* re
mit-ments of one story dwellings
from 1,200 to 1,000 feet l«ecau*e
nf lire high rssst ami scnieltv «f
building material*. V. K. Rolls
had represented rltiseiis of th.*sc
sections at the Wednesday ivei
ning bearing m presenting a pdtllion in prwtrtt «f the prnpoard
change. All the proposed changer
were adv rUscd in the Herald.
At the three Jtour Wednesday
hrafing. fl. IV. Spencer repreentetl NiOTanr'aml Patrick intereets. G. A. Hirer r. Jr., replynoted Porter If. l-anniug, s lii
Aishcil te have the changes made
saaiqtnq « tpip|et*ii o| sopM in
•v the sour
affect'd.
Krttrst
Housholdei uppe*red as attorney
repieienting |:t properly owncts
within a tadius of 500 feet of
th# proposed ptoperly <hung: s',
who were protesting against the
changes.
The barbecue stand will lie mov
ed to make way for ibv spur
track. It was announced by Pat
rick and l.lngle officials.
P L A IN
CHAMBRY
ORIGINAL
DESIGN
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Padgett
0.17 un<
I0IO' run
Augustin?
t, Palntka.
Ilevilaequa
POllCf at N.inlet. Frame, are hold*
loy Mrs. MudeSeine 1j Ferriere,
know n in Paris as Magda de Fun*
tanger-, no r.s urges of r-TJionsge. A
fru'ipl ot Um lto M u ,»J :n l in tire» « r days slit vvei mre ted at tur
home near X antes. (inK rnalionai)
211 EAST FIRST STREET
tifftUWblftht eiittohk nhd rat;MG
, cbbl and washable. Rlies shtnu,
Avoid
s m iiD c e
5 OClock Shadow
blaois
Four piece* of form mov^inery In one. Strong one-piece
wobble-proof doited loot. High carbon sleel turn plpw,
rrrorilWo thovol, Sgirong wWer ond wrgneb. SmebHi
SWT
r , not
grip obit hpsdJet. Bolone ad home comtru'e\ion for light
■ I Sanford. Florida.
Monday. Ilia (18 daf
[>., I*4( or a drrsutj
rod e^nJnsi r»u arid
III nroceed Ux I W t s
si-th is noil* « be pub.
s vqk far f f t r in
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without
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s l s j
The crowning glory of
•^.--tyuur Easter outfit
Easter Bonnet l How you'll
love one of these little huts
rnatle of Bowers, Yes, these
nnd ntanv mure are hero
at Yemen's awaiting your
selection.
ne-i'p of Ml value* prove* Ihst » r r r pUving lull *
te penptr of this rommunitv bt krrinnx doan pricra
r braill and beauty need*. W* ir -nil -riling most nf
norite natlonalli. advertised product* **i Ion pre-ner
■*ime for even leva than nr did in I**41 Thsl'* »h i
ilwa>» "bsl out *avlnga'' at TOI < MtON OKIC CQMherr QUALITY. ECONOMY soil lIF.I.PFOl SERVICE
p to nin )our natisfartlon
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nfftr* la ibn mart hnoae .
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$1.25 P eruna $1.09
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Undfors Is pictured Iq a typical
**ahlp news ' pose fur raineramen as
•he arrived aboard an oversees
plsne at LaGuardla Field, fl. Y.
Miss Llndfnra Is en route to Holly
wood to make her debut in an
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Yowell'a . . . We have a
wide selection from which
to choose In Bottiny Wool
and Gabtrdinea.
whites,
Paatels and dark ahadea.
C O N T R O L L IN G
IN G R E D IE N T
In every, preecriptlun, the
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the attire, eeaenllal. ‘"’cusstrolling**
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and von. flo'jert. Jr . L arrivals M.
jUic Anny traniport Willard llolart • glimpse of New York
,Clly through a porthole Her huehood. Kobcn Dumats. 8r- ol Law*
laton. Me. eras fonr.Tly wflli the
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At tt«> rink of incurring thp contempt of the expertn
who predict th a t tho next war will be no horrible then* woh't
be one, wc venture .the opjnion, horseback though it . is,
that itowever terrible the next war is, there will be one and
that it wonlt blow the whole world to smithereens.
One of our cartiest childhood recollections, as we deter
minedly kicked the slats out of our cradle, was overhearing
the old l[oiks insist that the awful destructive power of the
then modern implements of warfare such as machine guns,
■ C M c n im o x MATKI
the new Springfield ’03 rifle, and six-inch and eight-inch
rarafcl* »«
coast artillery would prevent another war from ever taking
place. Those weapons were just too dangerous. Too mnny
people wou'.d get killed.
And then a little later on, after the first World War,
remember how the folks used to say the developments
of that war would prevent another. Airplane bombing,
which mode Its appearance in that war and barely scratched
the surface, would -keep nations from fighting each other
rfprvfltflli T l f ■■*?»!« because civilian poptAatlona would be so exposed 1 And books
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were written on the deadly effects of poison gas showing
how whole cities would be wiped out with every sypher: In
fact, it was 'so bad Ita use was outlawed altogether and
scarcely mndc its appearance at all in this war.
Now we are hearing a good deal about the atomic bomb:
and no doubt, it makes a good deal of noise. The folks in
wwiini !• H •»
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Hiroshima, or Nagnsaki, if they were around to testify,
«r*4l(«* la tsto. h h V •
the ‘Iwsl » , s , s»hlt»fc*a
would jirobabiy present a pretty tfood caso for outlawing aR
Ait rtshta la T*ea*nea»lea
no doubt some of them
COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC
SELF-PRIMING CENTRIFUGAL
IRRIGATION
Crosby and Ingrid Bergman eo-stsr In RKO Radio's tender snd
ppy hit, "The' Rails "Of fit Mary's,*' the most human story
of the yesrs. At the R1T2 Sunday, Monday. Tuesday.
RKFt'SE TO TESTIFY
APPOINTMENT HAILED
m Jn d u n , a pm
ii. upj
MOSCOW. Apr. II, OPl— Ob
servers In Moscow Interpret the Five soldiers
refused
appointment of Andrei Gromykn
Ss Uuiuia’n jiermanrnl full time
delegate to ,tho .United Nations
Security Council as Indication of
ths Soviet Union’s deep interest
in the U.N. Gromyko is regarded
In fact, It probably seemed to in Moscow as ons of ItussV*
ablest diplomats and best inform-
will operate overhead and sprinkler pipe irrigation.
one he gave five talent*, to *»•
other two, in another one, to
each according tn hl» reverel
BbllUy.—Matt. ilStlfr.
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l ., ■ Orgamtcd tabor l» apparently
•' trying l» sweeten-up tho labor
!
situation with a auger strike,
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Wondir if any of those mu»|.
dans In Petrlllo'a union ever fig
ure that If they eren t worth
'1200 a we»k fur a ten hour week
they may find themselves out M
We have been interest*
World or None." It attcmpl
one great world gnvemmer ___
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tlonal, sovereignty by painting the horrors Jit the next war.
In it, 17 scientists nnd some other experts are quoted nr
predicting what the "atomic war" will be like. One pres
ent day atomic bomb exploding half a mile over New York
City would kill instantly some 300,000 people, and far more
destructive Iximbs will soon bo Invented.
And furthermore, atomic l>ombs of the future may
be no larger than a Jierahey bar. Enough explosive energy
can ho concealed under a candy counter, one authority
says, to blow up everything within the radius of one mile,
and any city to bo snfo from sabotage muit be surrounded
by a "sanitary area" at least a mile wide. Furthermore,
there is no defense gainst them. .Even tho most elaborate
ears. People won’t pay any attention to the experts and
the Instinct to fight in too great to be overcome by anything
resembling a scientific invention. May be atomic ijombs
will be outlawed, ns poisonous gas was, so that the game
cun go on. Or maybe a counter-attack .will be devised no
that the bombs wRI blow up in the face of the fellow who
tries to use them.
Anyway, we'll bet they don’t prevent wars nny more
tb# j tuple o f Florida U Illustrated than the Invention of gunpowder In 1313 did.
>W« Me where the Bennie h*e
approved thnt four billion dollnr
lonn to Britain In »plte of everywe could do to prevent It.
anyway we can *ay we
ou »o wnen they don t pay
by the liutitute of Life liiaur
ance which #hii*» that death bene
fit* amounting to $ HI.THU,000
were paid to IS,Ml families in
this state during laat year alone.
Hull! by (hr oldest construction pump manufacturer in the United
Stale* — these high grade pumps wllh capacities from
10,000 to 80,000 G.P.1I,
ilnting out that a wltThe Ruinlan* »eem to lie pretty
ill pleased with Senator i’ep ness is not necessarily to be regarded
An
as
i untruthful because
_Jl—
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tmarlsal
he niters n statement made ‘ hraVlously.
* "For instance," he Hnid, "when I entered this court
today I coutd iiave sworn that I-had my watch In my pocket.
But when 1 remembered l had left it in the bathroom at
When the Judge got home that night his wife said:
"Why all this bother about your watch—sending four or five
m tq for i t ? ”
Good heavens I" Holmes exclaimed. I'What did you do 7
Do? Why, I gave It to the first dne who came. Hi
knew just where it was." -—iBill Field In YoUr Life.
HOLD-AND DISTRIBUTED BY
me
ire
a
to let us.
your car
complete
prrMNa
■cr CHICK-Ui
facing an acute houalng ahorl’ ■gt naxt Fall If dlachargad Gl a
.and tht|r famllie* continue to pile
ub there a* they have th* pa»t
few month*, any* the dinaetor of
, mideure at the tnatltuuml. Via
know where the Univereitv could
( g i t i mightly good Naval Air Sta
tion for u*t aa an exlenalon de
t r i m e n t If It la inUreataq.
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I'., Communlat influence Is Wa»hIngton account* for condition* In
xahlngton jail*. On* of the
rat thlngi the Communleta elaya do whan thay gat Into
(war la to let all the prDonera
tL After all, th# only thin*
iy of them did to gat in there
to ileal from aome capitaliat
-aome caplullat and that’*
«e millionaire who baa hla
iitvaatad jn vaat tract# of
,-n oft Ice building*,
tnduetriallit who
itoriaa and equipit th# old folk,
lie* and penaiom
ncrcaaa- in value,
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SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
A a s e a a a a a a a s s a a a a a a s a a a a a a a a a w u w a iea eM
he ever iald Southern democrat*
who don't agree with hi* point
of view ahouid tie kicked out of
. the parly. Henry may need aome
af tho»e Southern voleii hlmaelf
I If he aucceedi in getting himaelf
I nominated for tho l’realdeney.
Get yours from
carload Just received,— while they last.
J I A B Y C H IC K T I M E
T h e T ip -O f f
Designed for
fire fighting purposes of the U. 8. Navy.
ib
in this new book called One
ADEQUATE UBE OF TllKTAI^
f . ENTS THEY HAVE. . MANY
"WHO THOUGHT THEY JIA h
EXHAUSTED THEIR TALENTS
HAVE DKEN AMAZED TO
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DREAMED OF BEFORE: Unto
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flANFonn r fe t u i.n ;
h a n f o r iv
Fl o r id a
1 Mr*. Thoau* Kirkland and Me
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I young daughter, 'Joan S team .
F I /3 O win rMtlm to thrir horn* at
mviues,
SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Trnluck
Social Calendar
M is s F lo r e n c e T r y o n
S p e a k s O f F .S .C .W
BIRTH
F itlD .U
ANNOUNCEMENT
ing. It wa* voted to have the
alumnae masting mxt year at apnroxlmatey this time and also
have « dinner meeting.
Those present were: Mis* Tryon, Mrs. Mann, Mr*. W. A. Adorn*
Sirs. Edward Simpson, Mr*. Clyde
Green, Mrs. Bonner C*rter> Mrv.
Richard Vrrnay Mr*. Jack Mor
rison and Mr*. Fred Bell.
Also Mr*. Willinm Lelfler, Mins
Ruth Hand, Mrs. lUph Chapman.
Miss Rebecca Stevens. Mrs. Wsllace Hell. Mr*. - Ramlall iCha*c,
ill*. D. C,.(i»ll*nl and Mr*, lien
Whllnef, Jr.
Mr. pml Mrs. Jack Stemper an
neuive the iiirth of twin girl*. C ircle O n e M e e ts
Carol .lean amt Sheryl Ann,
W it h M r s, P hillips
April 3 at the Orange General
•Hospital in Orlando. Mrs. Sternper will Is- muemberrd as th*
CLt Ic N o. One of tlie First
former Paulino WUimk.
Baptist Church met recently nt
th: home of Mr*. Josh Phillip*
with Mr*. A. I.. Thom** as rohostes*. The meeting wa* presided
tendr - Fry P o u ltry
over by the chairman. Mr*: H T.
Thomas, and Mrs. Myroit Smith
N O T IC E
gnve an intaresling talk on "Stewardahip,1* Mrs. A. L. Thom** led
£ i c c a u * f } f M r .
the Jtaroriotuv> -«»d kJW- mnting
was dosed with a praytr.
Feinberg’* father no chlcketw
Refreshment* w*re served lo
Will be sold ihi* week. Regular the following menfbera:
Mrs.
It. T. Thom**. Mr*. L. H. llsrcustomer* will kindly wajt un vey, Mrs. If. N. Lumley, Mr*.
til next week to call for their Frances Bolx, Mrs. O. G. Roller,
Mrs. 11. E. Turmer, Mr*. E. M.
Carroll. Mrs. U. G. Hasty, Mr*.
thicken*.
Carl Moo*, Mr*. C. C. Sander*,
Italy Turner, Laura and Maurice
T e n d r -F r y P o u ltry
Phillips, Virginia Thomas. Mi*,
2205 Sanford Ave.
tneh Phillips and Mr*. A. L.
Thomas.
I
ottn n ; fo r'tw o years.’
L e g io n A u x ilia r y
r.
O ffic e r s E lected
Miss Flonelier Tryon, Immedi
Friend* of Mrs. Ralph Dean
ate paat president of the state
* Seminole County Teacher* Club' alumnae association and associ will regret to Icam that she is
will meet at 7:00 p. m., at Semi ate professor of hUtory,
was confined to the Femad-Laughtoo
nole High School.
guest speaker last evening at tho Memorial Hospital.
annual F. S. C. W-, alumnae din:
MONDAY
Mr*. (Jraycc Dickerson of -Phil
per meeting at the Mayfair Hotel,
adelphia, Pa. who hoa been the
V Meeting of the Womans Auxil dt i etreased the fact that the house guest* of Mr. and Mrs.
...ary of Ui» Holy Cro.s Episcopal college has remained since 1911 II. E. Morris ha* left for Miami.
Church will l*> held in the Par- the second largest residential
women'a college .In America and
- ish House at 3:30 p. m.
Mrs. Josh Phillips and children,
ha* gained steadily on the Texas
The Prayer hand ’ of the Pres College for Women which is Us Maurice and Laura, spent last
week in Punt* Uarda visiting Mr.
byterian Woman* Auxiliary will only leader In slxa.
end Mr*. S. W. Holt, Sr.
meet at 3:00 p. m. The regular
The present enrollfntnt Is If.9Ml
business . aivL in-piralmnnl meet- women students. She spoke cf
Mrs. E_ W. Welch of West
ing will be held at 3:30 p. m.
the new dormitory to be built
. ih. program mealing oi th.* that will house 300 students and Middlesex, Pa., who has been the
W. M. U. of {he First Lnptisl also the new addition to the his guest of Mr. and Mr*. Frank
Church will meet at the church tory building and said that plans Licske for the Past week, has
fu n n e x at 3:30 p. m. The Sunlwani* are completed for a new music returned to her home.
.an d Junior Ctrl’s i Auxiliary will budding as well aa several 'other*.
Friend* of Irving Feinberg will
—also meet nt SrfO f . m.. and the
The system has been changed regret tnAoarn that he- was
Junior Ambassador* ut 3:45 jam. from semester* to quart.r* which called to TJuincy, Ha. yestenlay
The night circle will meet at gives the students short! r class because of the sudden death of
i 7:30. p. m., at the home of Mrs. hours and more intensified study, his father.
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TUESDAY *
rad! IMOO scholarship U now
Clarence D. Donaldson recently
Rehearsal o f “ I he UrucifHrtotr"
-rateewed to his home in lake
' W'/fll he hnbl ul -7:30 p. m., in the beat* ftwremed- to $2,500. rite, Mary after serving dvro' year*
announced that the alumnae state
1 Jlolv Crus* Episcopal Church,
The South* idr study group wijl meeting Is scheduled for May i <
i uieel from 2 00 to 3:00 p. m., fit and 11, with "Place of Higher
Fduration In tho Poet War World"
Sir. and Mrs. Champ Kirkland
_ __ ____________as the subject. This will bs first
of Jncksoaville and grandson.
REPOHTH EXPENDITURES —-tneellnw since--the beginning of Tommy, will,spend the week-end
' TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 12. (/PI the war. Miss Dorothy StratL.ii, with Sir. and Mrs. J- C. SillMurray W. Overstreet. -K:*sim former chief of Spars, will be the rhrll.
‘ ;•
nee, candidate for State Attorney main speaker. Several class re
in the Ninth JmlMal ULririct, union* are being planned for this
Sir*. Clarence C o l l i n * and
icportel - « " ’>i»ien expenditures oc;asslon. *ho said,
daughter, Ulehda, have ‘ left f 9 r
today of $210.
.
Mrs. Hoy Mann, chairman <>f ltnytuna Batch to visit th# for
mer’s mother. Sir*. Mattie 'Whit
*
'< iinii.o- D. Donaldson recently
returned hiitnn fr.ilit duty tit tin*
Pacific Aren win re he served
TELE. NO. 148 »nge General {ImpHal in Orlando.
■“
- Mr. ttiulJito. Z —K—StmiJThevtae their gueM* thrir daughter
ami a imn-ih-t*w,’ Mi. amt Mrs.
Ilnujrd Kills of ('hariirttevvillo,
Va., also tW ir granddaughter and
her husband, Mr. qnd Mrs. .Milton
IJttekheud o f Charlottesville. Vu.
Officer* were elected last eVrning at the meeting of Campbell
Lo.ring Unit No.'S3 of the Ameri
can Legion Atfrjllary which was
held in the hut. Mr*. K. J. Rnuth
» u h re-elected pre»ldent;
MU*
Kina Chittenden will serve a*
vice president and Mr*. C. E.
Huntrr a* treasurer. The presl*
dent will appoint the remaining
officer at a later date. The
nominating committee was a* foI«
low*; Ms*. Joel Field, chairman,
Mrs. C. 1>. Irwin and Mr*. 8. M.
KiChard. Jr.
The meeting was opened with
the usual patriotic ceremony and
wsi presided over by Mr*. Rnulh.
It was voted to donalt 110 to,
the Umatilla Crlpfilcd CntldrenV
Home and fS to the Frenrh m*phan*, the latter Irclng . a ri*L
project of the American Leg am
Auxiliarie*. A canl
card and
amt cheekei
party wan discussed and it was
planned to be held In the I,agi>r
Hut on April 30 with Mrs. Roy
Tllll* in chargi of table arrange
ment*: Mr*. C. E. Hunter, re
freshment*;* Mr*. S. F. Long,
prizes; anil Mr*. C. I- Irwin,
reservations,,. .
•Itelega t v elected ‘ To* attend the
state convention in West l*nliv>
Leach on May 15, Hi amt 17 weit*
Mr*. Rnulh. Mr*. Joel Field, Mr*.
C. J„ Irwin and alternates, Mis*
Edna Chittenden. Mi*.
lamg,
Mrs. It. I), linker. Jr. and
children departed Sunday to visit
relatives in Charleston, W. Va.
for seti^al weeks.
{_
Mrs. G l a d y s Sightlr, and
daughter* s|ient the weekend in
KitMimnee.
Mis. William Fugle. Mrs. Willilam Wieltoblt and Mrs. Ilnrvef
1'ugh spent Monday in Urhmdu.
Mrs. William Thom, . Jr", and
Mr*. Ida Keogh left for Chicago,
III. Monday to via It relatives and
nttrnd 'their nephew's wedding.
_
riner spent the
Cordon Lee
weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs,
[Albert Sliriver.
s
Edward I*, parrv. evangelist,
now conducting revival meetings
at the First Method Lri Church
i* expected to In-come president
o f the Railroad Evangelist,e .»**
1-ike Mary SchiVl played Ihi— social ion.
1ketbail wgtn Ovil-do. The girl*
won their game and thy Itoys
lost theirs.
Chief Petty Officer II. I„ l>en
^on, who la stnlloned at I’en.si’ rolit, spent -the weekend with his
family.
Miss Ed an May Anderson and
Mr*.'Ola Cochrnn, spent Friday
in Tampa.
- ~3lrr/_||nrv#J'—TiigTi « a , railed
suddenly, to East' Liverpool, Ohio
by ll.e death of her mint. Mis*
Amm ItcunliiKire.
.Y. -17c— llownid llnb-ter;* Jr.,
who is stationed ill Jacksonville
-iwiit the wcckcml wiDi hi- pnitnt-. Mr. and Mi>. Howard Hotel! iluelavv drier fioni Winter I'ark
t l-Lught tho Sightler (Irocery. till*
■Sjotdem is opeiating it^.
Mr*. Jnme* Field* snnd Fii-
; day in Orlando.
D orothy S te v e n s, F a rm e r Itesident,
Q ueen O f S t. F e te r s b u r ^
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bnnnon
|
of Washington. D. C. former San D em o n stra tio n C lu b
ford residents, are spending *cv
P
lan
s
M
a
y
Picnic
rral day* at the Mayfair Hotel
visiting with friends.
The Home |tenion*tratton Clua
Mrs.'T. A. Stiles has been re- of Sanfonl met Thursday after
niovevl from the Riverside Hos noon nl the home of Mr*. W It.
pital in Jnckssmville, where she Itriiison. Mis* Emma Stevenson
underwent on operation recently, gave a demonstration concerning
to her home on 207 West Eigh interior dreoratlon. The member*
of the club decided to have a
teenth Street.
.
picnic nt SnnLnmlo Springs foi
Ml** Ethyl Holluwsy, District the May meeting. An invitation
Home Demonstration Agent, wa* ha* been extended to three dem
in the county. Thursday visiting onstration cluba In the county to
with Mr*. Ouidn Wilson, demon join th.< Sanford club for the pic
stratlon agent, who is conva nic.
lescing at her home on the Elder
After llio business meeting ami
Springs- Road.. •
demonstration refreshment* were
served to the following
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Welch have It. t;. Mrthvin, Mr*. C. M. Howreturned to their home in Uur- ers, Mrs. J. O. Andes,
Mrt.
gettstown. Pa., after visiting for Myron Smith, Mrs. Roy TtliR.
Mho J: *»/ CAvMorrt, Slrt IT: 1 ' t
Jubilee
frrt, tl i.n li.' in |.thrill;
1:t.r» iinii!n|v, |u-i
;i
ai^t *.:*• nic!»* ♦
hi,t*
[.
Shr Wju i\ |u p i *i
hi am! th-7 11r
iu
if Ilf*I . K».Hl f..| tlill » .Hiil!
\V» liflBArirkV'l f t*|uli.t 1>
iq St, i k«lon}mtK
l a r i’ltn
W n f^
Hiidvt'pM
jjtJUMM iif ihi? 11*lli f ■*"*:t*v,i I. u n!Iti \
j f i
liiir iif fill slut* 11.1m■t*infill jiuiiii **1 tillt her *nr «*■-s-iii •
The* rntnrftiI ^ ruroiuitlun
liumirs wiifv contluvte4 uifh fitlii ^
pomp anti lUlRfttmpy Lvfore a*
Mudienct- uf (i.tHij -purtatoj p, (.’♦»M a r y G ra ce H o b b y
dcU of Admiml Karragul’n ActolH o n o r e d O n B irth day frmy ser\jf*<l n * i’«c«»rU for llir
fonhMtnnt^. At in :00 nVIwk .»
Mr*. J. I„ Hobby honoreil lie. v/lou i r-.lt nf trumpet* brought lh<S pitligh'daughter, Mary ‘ Grace, Salurilai dancing to a stop.
on her sixth birthday with r focused r>n Ibe »t:rge n» Uinii*
party at their home 120!l Myrlb Joyner, veletan pr-ifes.-iiinai a i
Avenue. Game* were pliiynl tr jor. rleppr.l 1,» |l nuii..pli..tii- Icall lire lull id i|iieerr«.
the yard nlul little Easier baskr
were dlstributni to the young
each Plirti* w?i* railed .1
suite quer-ri, 'n-iiiir iftill y gnwJi)e*t
guest* as favors.
i Mr. and Mr*. K. E. I.lovd, Hr.
: of Sniifmcl nre visiting Sir. and
* Mrs. K. E. Lloyd, .1r.
\
l Mr. nml Sir*. K. M. t'hc*ter
lift TudMUeje-ifnr Pajatka because
of the death o f Sir. Chester's
<father.
Mrs. J. H. Cownn has left In
jvi*lt her sister.
Miss
Agnes
Peterson and brother, Robert, at
Emporia.
Sir and Mr deotge l» May
bury hove moved into Robot
j True*’ totlage.
A musiral program d im ted !*>
Sirs, K«cnr Price wa* given , a
I bur-,lay evening by the -lodent.
of the laikc Mary School. al*e
lhe eighth grade etas* under the
-bii-etion of thrir teaehei, Mi*
|Dla Coehtan, presented their eln**
[ [day “ Danger At The Door'* The
piny wn* very nicely given,
James Kield- ha* returned from
I f'liiuii llnml. Tr*. nml hn* re onj listed in the Air Carp* nm! will
tve slntiom-il In (lilando.
Sir. and Mr*. Ralph Wilhaoi’I have purchased lots ne»i tin
( hnmbe, of rominerce Bnibhog
ami are going to begin construe,
tlon i f tbeii new luune in the
i.rar fuluia',
Mr, amt \li« Z. J" Smith, Mi.
nod Mr*. Howard Kills and Mi
ami Sir*. Stiiton lltickbead sjiellt
I Wednesday in drlundo.
I Mr. and Sir-. Allan t Hlirim-,
b-ve begun .the ronsti urlloii of
t h e i r new home on Inlmeita
Railroad Night at
M e th o d ist C hurch
Edward l*. Parry, chairman of
the advisory board or the Rail
road Evangelistic Association, who
Is * speaking each o v o n f n u
thTTRliTh {flfnday evening m evan
gelistic m illing. at the Ftrri
Metlnxli-t Church. Ini* designated
LuijgIll's meeting ns RuilrosM nml
fnrortf n.ghtr'^At! Iiitlioad em
ployee*. their fuisllti'-, nre invitetl to attend, also th- publie.
Mr. I'ni rv i- *In11- 1 to becotoe
the pn'«ideni nt Un* Railroa-I
Evaiigeii. h. A ,, a'intioii. the untiomil nailer tin e ,,f which will
In- held in llniulol, N.
mi Aor.
21 to 2H.
Sanfonl i« the national Inmlquarter* of the A>«iwlntion which
isfiie* here it* (m'dii utinii, tho
Railroad Kvnngelisl. Il i, renSrl-*
ed that plan* will he worked
o ik
at the ciof,*i ,-ilie t o erect
a 'suituhii- headqnai let * building
in Hanford n* *o»n n* materials
eon be Aeonled, Ihi- building will
be a pernmio oi home for this
railroad evangel to.vv-ok which
i» n mil ain.i I movement incor
porated lo Florida \n annual
eioifetenn ool evniigeh-ue cam
paign "ill I** lo-hl in Sanford
W a lte r T r a p p s O f
K n terp rise A r e H osts
! Avenue.
I Sir. nml Mr*. Chntle* Hpark*
have tnovisl into Hie HoH'ier cot-
I
I
Tho Hoblr home was decorat'd a m i e a i r j t n g .t I m .iip H 'l n f u b i <
with vart-colorerl gladioluses. M
or lilies, venlked to the front, dee*
Ct ruled Ihe carpeted stair*, ’and
made the round* of the dnure
floor, to bp giected with vigorous
appluus;. All qtlei'lis |hen line I
up in two rows, fae’ng nw.-y
flOlll the singe ns Mrs. I'rn.’kel'.
pntere-i on !,i .um nf Wdlrimt
H a r r y B e a sle y H a s
P led ged * F ra tern itie s
Horry. H. Beasley, student at
the University of Florida, bn.
recently been pledger) to Kappi
Kappa Psl, national h-vmiaty
fraternity for Kami tnemliers amt
also Alpha Phi Cmtrgu, nalio.ml
service honornir fraternity. This
'or fonnar acoutr
..r.il Imu.ic . . . C A M I L L A IIRUCE
u --lijoy ing ii r *al* nl the Mayfair
liter tast in t- she did cn tx iulsitn a* MIL WEBER’S fits! hand U btrirnll
MRS. J. II. COGIIlHlN. fiUtcnl . . , MRS. W. R. DVSON
Phi Kappa Tau, social fraterniH
7*he I - Hoeurs will travel to is iOcuperoting nicely from ihet
at tha Unlvenlty of Florida.
th# Kee^' tt.e w* k « o f June 10
rrctnt o/.e rattan m JncKsonvitle
{ , , Fu* III hv> ha*l hy all at the . - . MR. and MR. H. M. GRIM.
(>r*y
£*■
tics
where
they
will
M a th e r E m p lo y e e s
■tay . . .
ix hour, j, right «n HAl.L and family are planning tr
ftw ’“ .t * *nd-not for from the rdurn to the.r native t'harlcston,
E n te r ta in e d b y E u stis
0. U. ■. . . Thov plun to live tht
fa n c .h il . . JEAN SAVER P H{e of Rilev in.thj country amid
f
h
a
’
pn
,
i
'
it
.
Approximately
For winning In a contest f ir
Magnr-llai.
5 w ll e:tji- ' th*- trip.
^7 '
H * .9 8
■”'
Mail* tnoiselle says, "When you
A no'he
“ Tartan" movie 1* look
for spring, look for freak
eh* iilr' * *■ pr >l.-ction in the fl iwers,' nod wear them Hkg an
k a la riclttl y. RAY nbd DAVID- urban ur>’ad these Imaginative
iON, ope- . ni of Silver Sprint,:., new way*: Corn flower* *ircj on
ay ItlvU will start making a*
avanlng with J. C. Sheppard vngements to *h*>oi th flint ne-l to a buri.lo and bar. Uatdonlaji
and stock’ Instteit of a bow on
formerly of Sanford, now man
a: satin or faille ilinner-drc;!* sain,
agar of the EustlaAtoro a* hoi*.
ttarnation* . , all shades uf
W, F- Brunson, whose blrthd*;
nink ami m i . . . strung like h
anniversary wa* ye* Ltd a-* w
lei nn) tied around your ii*ca
praaanted with a birthday r*b
■itli ribbon or iawn worn a* k
■ m i tha dinner. H r. Bruno
.. . .
» .. .........................
ar*qlh I" your hair. Or try •
Ii managor o f tho local aten* ; IrM a. AVE1PSMLT.I ’ 7 ha* ban* 1.
v-ef-lho-vnlle« arrangement pln^
and auncraUor . of tha Eustl- » Flotl'u before to fi!-« Taras i nrd
to a scarf.’*
■tore, Following dinner tha group (ovls*.
The late AIMEE SEMPLE MC
enjoyed skating at tha Skating
MRS. H A R R Y WOODRUFF,
PHERSON really slipped Into
high ga.tr whan tha plate araa
i« 'movie* to see "Spiral Stair* being passed atwmd. “ Contribute
'ysstsrdsy immedlkuly after t« the cans’ ," sh« would chant.
h . V . NELL WILLIAMS nml "Make your (location to tho good
IE SHOEMAKER were lomh- fight leal vou apenil aternlt/
roasting in hall, a walling and
a-iaffering, and a-gnaihtng of
your .taelh.’’ "Slater," * protests'!
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
ILOUSKS with m w high neckllnea, casual collar*
Short
sleeve*, long alcove*. Rayon
cr« pea, sheer*. White, black, and
many color*. S in* 32 to 40.
2.98
SKIRTS, pleated aty-around
Rayons and Crapes. Check*
and plains- Slton from 24
to 82.
3.98
Waller II. Trapp
* nt r t a it in l
w it h
n
liiniK’ r l'i11- (iiy tfve*
\tl**
Mriu Juhii
h u n t in g
^
■T
for
M ore
B U S IN E S S
Try Otii
A d,
�-1
,V l* «u u .
Exhibition Tonight At 8M P.M. g jr
P a y n e , K e ttle s and V e rm illio n S catter E ig h t
P a c k e r H its W h ile F e d s T a k e A d v a n ta g e
Sharp# to odvi
walked and
O f E ig h t L e e sb u r g E rro rs In T ilt
II; JULIAN 8TF.NHTHOM
i Manager llauie
n announced lit a
i i m i J)
Jo y
Ia
1.1..1.1
Jack
lloll.
•«n«4 Hurt — 1'■! T<]MM 1
I U n i Hall Hally tl.-klel
Inky liar, l.u •k\ Llrk; Imrllns.
Dr.ii'* Coppei, Ji.lmny K l l t l t
N»*i, l«raler and
H. ».'•
H a m i.iTanad.
a — t/M Mlki
.air llally Haablrl
r. lirrriy, llrvi Mi
rfek. Humint Itud
jrrar| ■Jllar
to canter.
local, .till mcdc.l ino.t of tl>C
l*c*burg Packers' eight .rror.
in ordar to reclater an H to I seventh, i d<
and., a ilngl#
lourth ana
JUifoanu}-
Itad II.ta here tonight at
8:00 u'rlock. Tomorrow night.
th# locale will entertain the
Orlando Senator* and alk
arhool student* in Seminole
County will be admitted tree.
Sunday afternoon, the Fed*
will wind up thrlr eahlbilhm
•late with a tilt hare with
the Kollln* College Tara. Th?
game will get underway at
3:00 P. M. For the Roltliu
tilt, all ladle* and -hltdrcn
will be admitted to the park
im) lightly in the ninth,
Silverman and Hymn Sharpe
r, Arid# recorded the
came Through with n pair .of
in of the day when he
hit. each, off the * d*mojf» of
aek almoal to th*, canter
two I,#e*burg mound.men, Laa#I
'tar and Waatovrr. The other lwr
Fed blnglen wera neermntad for atab of Black** terrific clout to
by Hayo Langston and Bill Jar-, castor.
via.
t Dill Jarvla. fha Fed second
The I’nrkcr. got the Jump or *.cker, continued t o __ _____
tha local, for In the .econ deal pi Improvement after,having
Inning, with Jim Payne on the a wicked afternoon tart 'Wcdncc
hill, Manager Dill Good. boy. day.
Payne worked tha find three
tha fifth,, three !/re»l>urg error*
loomed up while the Fed* wdre Inning, for the local... II. we*
Evan thouglrcttia^Wgr b.U -of iaegLMering a pair «nd-blowe **•> nujtmj Jor three hit* which pro
Manager Ed lavy-lVhltner’. San at the end of the Inning, th?
ford Celery Fed. tapped out 10 wore wa« knotted nl three-all.
coach.
»iift.1tie* during the evening, the [ The Fed* waited no lime Jr
Krttla.,
ilk Mara _
II- and Villaka
g /|0 MUai
■r I'rlnrv, Hanny Jim. Pick
uIdan Matron. silver liter.
Plait. Mark c. and U«nnl*‘*
R A YM O N D M. BALL, REALTOR
Ileal
Estate
Sales- -Rental*— :Mortgage Loam
Dependable Insurance and Bonds
Tealb tiara — Alla Mil#!
Klalairla Haprt
ll.a Plotter, Mariner, Handy Laia
ralid Top, ABS» *mirkc, ' Mrrfcar
id. Haliu and Tax Arrarw>.'.
8 late Bank Boldin*
;o pay Aik hap
slain refund .to.
ttocYy, wjoo#r of tha
{£ & m
mdlalrl
lil.lt Iu»*rr. N it Uarlng. Hor.
_______
_ ...t»tc. Mr. y’.lim r,
.ilbr.t M..______
Ilttmiy
'•obauk llrav*. HunuU and Kancy'a
llaby.
4
Itolary Junior League
.lath Mare — I'vtarnyi
m.lalrla Haeal
lllar Matt. Ilrr.lr My«rr. Kan.ar,
'aB'p Honda. Iliilawrfud. VI r u
‘ .(mil, Lin llattlnrr and. Jovial Itr.
Dodger*
r-veMt llarr —. l i l t Mliai
tlay Hpnf, Mirry Ka>, Unutile Pirntea Kenult. pettorday
/awlurr. Tankaa Man. V I y I n a
Tiger* 10
firatos 0
Nurr*. Lurky Wnyr, Happy Mal-
r im
‘^EVERYTHING
?0 R THE PAINTER
A t}jj D ECORATOR
We cordially inylte you (6 pay q* a
you art In Orlando.
ii with Handy flu* »l
the number at* alot.
Short Snortar-captured the avm
ng’» Initial rnci to pay I LOO
ENT it IPS r /i
a »i» — FotuHfyi .. f j
Fancy Hprad. 'Jo,
blned two error*, a. jingle _and
a . double for the three marker!
Tha locale war# held to three
kite and no run* during the ie and Issued one free pa**.
Score by Inning*:
flr»t four train*.. However, to
of the high school loam In Lht
•tend., eat the Packer* on their
•are for three frame*. Goon* Sanford
allowed only two hit*, walked
Weatovrr (01 .*1*
La*. It.
none and fanned four,
Kettle, (41, V n
Ed Vermillion took over the
hill for the l»*t three Inning., million (7) and Zaspel, Alber
gaVe up only two hit*, fanned (S).
Can Eat Plcnly Again, Say*
Retired . Merchant,
And
Feel* Much Better. Tell*
About HI* Cane For Rone*
fit Of Other*.
Trya np-ar,
1'lunces
ikul lUdyrr, llobo Urn and Ilippy
junto
Hutrh
RET0NGA DID MORE THAN
ALL ELSE SAYS PEAVEY
11- i r r l . ,
Tuff,
HUSO RAVE
J. E. (Johnny)
i2 W Church St
a
L S IZ E S
--
» ?-.Y3V/.~r
'I tried ininy medicine* and
evparience.'* declare, Vr. W. p.
Peavey, well-known retired msV*
chant and farmer of 110 Park
Place, Decatur, fin. Mr. Peavey
formerly operated, a general
.tore at Lawn-nccvillc. Ga„ und
fanned 'In Gwinnett County.
"Anyone who Kn* n?t sufferel
from nervou* IndigeMinn doein't
know whm misery you go
through." iVil Mr. Peavey, 'T thing. I now eat whatever ‘ 1
wa* afraid to f i t the fowl* 1 want without dlatre*. aflat word.
wanted, f ?
■ f'i*med In Hlufcgiali ellm nation L relieved
and I feel lot. better. To anyon
suffering a . 1 did I f*#l I am
doing them a favor when. I rug
genl that they try Rt-tonge,"
I. |
tnt
jndtd
to rvifpie!
rtltotv
*llrtotigr.
kv*rW*l:||i|i Ifl
IILIp
llMwtl tV
>Ve have a Targe Selection
of
COMPANY
top-grade straw hall
for work or fishing.
211 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T
C om e ill an d see o a r
E X T R A L IG H T V IS O R H A T S
Print* and solid* for
the larger woman, de
Knock-Ahntt Kdts For Spring
signed to give that slim,
u h two.
i.c ;-TJrt' la*a»l»?‘
' I v hat restful
I j fell
«o
-a.
I • Morning*
* ii
.
...
1 could hardly get Inin niy i (Palm* mu to in.ufflclant flo>r
of tllgiaUve juice* In tha atorrae!
couldn't name the me.l'cln; , lot* of appetlto, Vitamin B»1 d.
Ltiff
TOTS
with ground and
|«n*«i. We have the com|
Streamlined and designed with every part replaceable.
SPORTING
GOODS
D IR E C T F R O M T H E F A R M
an d k e p t fre sh b y ou r
F R IG ID M I8 T A IR - C O N D IT IO N E R
—
A ls o F re sh F low ers D a ily —
To Our Many Friends and Customers
Thanks for Your Patronage
on Owning Day
New Striped Jersey dreaeoa with c*|
selection of Aqua, Bluo or Maize wrfth h
10 to 20.
STACY’S
O P E N A IR
CURB M ARKET
Cor. Maptolla and 'ird 81.
.
SLIGHTLY USED 39-INCH
• NO
M T T J t a .
• ALL
at
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i i i h
i
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mtai,i, i. a
,'JuAhch" C M .U < U ih . B t k *
m
Jr— i a m * i
l.rim „ to p ,
ton* and material, CUT TO SEW) for a pretty cotton
d im Choice of S otyke, aim S to 6 &
GREYHOUND
cus
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ford awT'SeriRnote County. If
you have something to sail or
buy you will find that a classi
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the least-money. Phone 14* or
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SH O W CAHI) A N D POSTERN
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(O. n. LAN Hit ESS)
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ONE CF Sanford’* Finest. A
houae. Phcn* 1005-J^ _______
home that will make life worth
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living. Two story frame house
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front porch, large living robin,
full lime.
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dining rootn, aun parlor,; screen
A lH n l
Pit Itiut f»i- 114. tifFrriiiiti nr.ijiprlv in Hi'lnlniiU
Fiut L*
lt.tx4.4ll
KI.IAIII.K woman wanted t<> ••r
k ed In . back porch that can no
t W W H n J l anti OiBi
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take care of amall child *\Ve<ln M
Hiiiit* FUriuHHl in (far
used nine month* in the year
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nc.idav nfUrtiouna. Must have ft-r.OT* nf tilt
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reference*. IJioiib 1033-Xd.
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C ittu il t’fiu n vf ^ m l l i o l n C u illftfi
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mliottn
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puts out, the kind that any EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, lady .PiyriilA..
IJlf-H-fl ■ •*t*U4fe it.f till ilk,
I hit
or
gentleman.
Give
purllculnt
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house wife would enjoy. A tifr
AVtfliyf? til 14- tBtflii Ilf -Frtill
back yard. Upstairs a larg" *in answering, tlox £2, c/o Ilert T z & m k r>lfatRi i f l f i f firt*||lie-1
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master bedroom,- two other, lied
, Friil fftflinr Hf |,nt s i ItltH’k
15 t*f fit4*1
thnurr tfnr
room* with • closet* In every ilOOKKEEPERS experienced on
room, a sleeping ^porch hnd »
llurrvugh* Machine*. IJermanehV
beautiful bath. Can l»e M‘*n by
position Apply In p.rion or hv
appointment only. I’ rice $11.letter With references.
First J 'jr iN r r u r i a i i a h t . i i t ..
600.00. Edward F. Lane, llroitc
D ffr tw tl,
E v e ry
Sa tu rd a y
N i.h l
H a r lim ie
rm ck en
Fanfurd
furnu-rlv Short
HAItV I'll'Tl lff:S
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MAKE
BRICKS
Million* are
needed. Start a *|utck CAF"- ONK iiuionuitic Krixno or 8 H|*
Pan—*» or 1 yard—to use with
busines*. returns ran start In
tractor. Murray Jones, Roulo
two weeks with on Incxpensive.
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1, D.'l.and. Fla. Phone 710 Wi.
e»*ilv hand operatei TYRA
BRICK MAKER.
only atnd
BOOKSHELVES
for church libra
and cement and any old ahed
ry. Phone (VS-J.
needed. Build your ilOME of
brick.
Get a TYRA-PLAN.
See what can he dune. R. K. WILL BUY 2 or .T bedroom home
in quirt community o r lease
TYRA CO. BOX 101 WYOM
option basis No agents pleas..
ING. MINN.
P. O. Box 267. Sanford.
M
S P E C IA L -
S0UTHFRN CHEMICALS, Inc
ORANGES 1100 bushel delivered
R. Vfj Latd Phone 7B3-W.
FURNITURE. For your furni
ture
nerds *ro Walter Real
at Mather’a.
^JERSEY cow, gives 2 W gal. milk
duilr. Mrs. O. H. Fraln. Ix>ng-
Hat
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French,
Phone
Iriirhlng comet
Ivasons or partnership in small
business, li. E. Mayer. Lake
Mary, Fla.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
gdee. Stanley-Rogara Hardware
SUNDAY D!
nOY JOHNSON HEI) HAHN HKSTW'HvNT
11 ntlli-s smith nf Sanford mi Kmile 17
BRING,THE FAMtl l ! ROY WANTS TO SEE YOU
FINE QUALITY
WHISKEY
There’s No Place
Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
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Liquid —TabUts —Sale* — Has. Drops
K■ soiisfied millions lor fan.
YOU
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It’s easy when you see
the COMPLETE PICTURE
5P H O N E
P H O N iS ^00
S ta r tin g R a te
days
$25.00
Single or Mnrricd
li t
Age* 16 • 66
/, loo, 1 o have a cotnplnlo
pic lot - o ! your pry ,K'ily i.ituro.ice
p r o tc c : on You can und cul oxadly
ho r you tlond, in a v/ay you-cart
U -D R lV E -rr. INC.
u n tlcrs'n n d co rn p lo tcly , a n d (hut
cucrc! r.r iotlunsuspeeled loti o* rxtra
Ltsurcmrc cosls. Thii
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PERSONAL
Lor.l s a d Found
fir carptnter’s timls
jvo have Urtm-at the right
Si.HO
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will fats (e r f
tif rIOter J
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Experience l!nna£em»#ry
S P1GB and 2 fresh cows. Thon® CURTAINS, washed starched and
stretched. 61H Mellonvlllc Avo.
• I’ald while lenrnlns
County 2603.
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• Frequent increascM
FLOOR
BANDING
BPECIAL This week—Large fresh
• Overtime pay
Florida eggs 30c n doxtn. Pal- and finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. New floors surfared to per
• I’ald vocations
. motto Grocary, Phorte 441.
fection. Old floors made like nuw.
• Taxi-cab he r v t c e fo.
il heifer
late htnira
Rex 14
II. M. GLEASON
APPLY CHIEF OPERATOI.
Lake Mary, Fla.
8 - 6 tvockditvK
HOUSE trailer, cheap for cash. LAWNS mowed with power mow
Boa 12 U. Hanford.
or. Phone 770-XJ.
COUNTRY HQME Near Sanford,
i Vacant, move rjgbt In. ,Twu CASH buyers waiting fur Homes,
Groves, Business pruperty of
story, 4 l»edrooms, 2 baths,
all tyjias. For quick results list
i Some furniture including .auto
your proprrty with -W. Lryant
matic electric water heater,
Calhoun. Realtor, Umatilla, F"!a.
Wcstingheuse range and lato
Phono 2302.
- ‘
model rrlgidalre. 14(1 acres on
paved street, i’rice |86U0 terms FARMERS— Now is the time Ur
can be arranged. Phono C02.
have Vour tractor painted at
I P<kO. Box 111.
* Reel's Paint Shop. 306 W. 2nd
CompicU’ Meal —
Mann lurl u r n s
GI N
S IT . W A N T E D
SITUATION wanted by man unohlo to do heavy work. Would
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UPHOLSTERED fabrics, tapes B U S IN E S S S E R V I C E
tries,
broeatelles,
damasks,
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
Imitation Rather and di i,*cry
PARTS AND HER VIC F, ’
fabrics. Arrangement for cartPhone 1011
i age If work desired. R. S. 109 Palmetto Ave.
^Brown. 2911 N. Orante Ave., AUTOMOBILE and radiator* r e - 1
a Orlando, J ffv _
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"W e haiTTn stock in mostly COO* W A N T E D
Half. it,. ttvtrniMNij Vtfit'ir »*f w.t-lil.
16, 700* tn. 700*1 ff sUes.e
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NEW TUBES ---------HelltJflOl*
(’o U fll). FlnrlilB, III llU
I’LL'buy
your
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Passenger and truck In practl
Ifar rwitirl lioin*«* of waIiI 1*1 H^Nlifauh- iNl'AtL »VinmlwMlmirtH
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age or. ronditlcn. Roy Reel, Us.imty III
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WILL pay highest prices for used Hi w Mitt fa'* - Hit Ht t'b lrn ur ctrmfjiol * farf,,r* 'a •tVidi'tt I if Mm £tti
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cars and also wrecked and burn
Male Hi* jtlnf* ' of t **wfa|ix#ir-« «mJ trli
qNEVILLB. FI,A.
PHONE 3104
ed nr old car* for part*.
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M O N E Y W O R R IE S
ARE U NNECESSARY
Whatever your personal money
problem*, we ran solve them. Cont-ult UH.IoJay nbout n persmtal loan
\Yt also tin itme pit reItuses.
/#it//MAfcr<*r j t,tV/A/i
Y LOAN COMPANY
WANTED TO REN f
()f Sahford
, ^ , J. \Y. floberlH,
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2 CR 3 room aparting
. nishad. No children. Pei
, reaidenta- -Call Holler
Co._______ ______
AND AS
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SPECIAL TREAT.
EVERY CUSTOMER G ET S A
FREE SL IC E OF (-----------I SOUTHERN ^
1 BREAD/ r V \ \ ( ( f i I
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3 ROOM furnlihed aparli
3 or 4. room house by
2 nd
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PACE EIGHT
FRIDAY, APRIL
TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
12, Hitr,
STATE NEWS B R lE P S
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CONCREXE PRODUCTS
MIm Marguerite Lu m p k I n , j e* #*tate chairman of tha depart
ikrland hijch achool tearher I mcnt of cla»»room-tk*cl*ira at ahc believes in making* children
we 1921, was recently elected*the convention of the Florida conaeloui that they are a part
o f the world around them.
Concrete Pipe, lluilding.Blocks,Ready-mixed Concrete,
Septic- Tanks, Conerct* Fence^Poai^ ‘Weft' Curt* ifnd
Technicolor.
the’ 'ioih Century Fox studjo*
wrero In lakeland Wednciulay to
film a production “ A l>ay In the
Old 8oulh” with a cant of .10
co eda dlrpcted by Mi** Kdnn
La uter bach. The co-ciln are Flor
ida Southern College student*.
College ground* will f u r n l a h
acenle background*.
MARY ALLEN HALF SIZES
Properly Markers
2 Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co , i
Phone 1241
j
To draw nndx of ap
proval on Easter* 8shday and ofter->-chann<
lng nlthouclUni in pol
ka dots, Hheers ahd
prints — In one and.
4wo — piece » t y I e'a.
Ileauliful fabrics —
'Ulorlous cokirs. (,’hoaafc
yours today.
-.S',*
Maybe ahe had n headachet
perhaps ahe had beep misquoted
by aome Florida reporter, or
perhapa ahc juat wanted a little
peace and quiet in her railroad
car whilb reporter* and photo
grapher* where the train atopped
in Tampa, awermed outaide anil
even tried bribing the colored
rter to eee her. No, it waan't
ra. Hooaevelt, or Greta Garbo,
It eras Mi»a Kleanor Medill Patteraon, 61 yedr'*old publisher o f
the
Washington Timea-Ilerilbl.
She hod been spending u V-iretlcn I
In Saraxota and wn* oh her wnyJ
back to Washington.
All "thej
reporter* *aw of her won drawn
ahade*. Our gucs* aa to the’
seclusion I* that Mi*« Patterson
failed to catch any- fich In Harn 1
ftoln bay. Neither did the writer,
laat Augn*l
PANAMA
HATS
“ We- Clothe the Family—We Furnhth the Hbioe”
2 1 6 '» t S C . '
Fhorte 174
W li ii ls f ii
L A N E V S D R Y C U N N I N G C o.
Phone 465
K
Cuhan sugar producer* will-re
ceive 1 the
divalent of 6.626
cent* per pound of augar against
the present R.W6 allowed Flor
idian and other American prfl
ducers recently declared (larenciit. bitting,
president
of
(he
United Stale* Sugar Corporation.
Mr. Bitting claimed that taxpay
er* o f the United State* will - i y
a hidden "subsidy" of almost two
centa a pound on all sugar pur
chased from Cuba under an
agreement juat announced by tbc
Cuban ambassador. Hitting (rim
ed tha agreement a “ raw deal in
sugar” rather than a raw sugar
deal.
G E N U IN E
Sanford, Florida.
If "Mr*. Polly Rose Haifa, wom
an cant (date for the U. *8. Sen
ate, gets a big vote fitun mem
bers of the State Federation •f
Women's Clubs—don't be surphlseil.
I.Sst Wednesday whili
Cn route to Arcadia anil >Wauthu1.i
on a speaking tour. Mr*. Hul'r
came on the scene uf an accident
in which u car hail gene out of
cuntrol when a rtnr tire ble*v
out. Jumped the ditch, rolled c.m
pletely pver and headed back in
|ho wrong direction. |n tho cm
were bruised and cut women who
had been on thoir way to thi
State Federal fn tf Women’Club meetings in lakeland, some
of whom .Mrs. Haifa took to the
hospital for treatment.
The —
Incluuded, Mrs. T, V. M o o r e ,
fu-mey stalf fnteratlon presi
dent; Mr*. Johnson Pate, former
treasurer! Mn. T. T. Steven*,
former president and Mr*. Char
lea Enterline, prrddent. of the
Miami Women's Club ami Mr*.
Preliminary arrangements arc
be(r)g made for the filming of
etTOtpdr RKO Tartan movi# star
ring Johnny Weismuller next.Fall
Kitchen Stools
The U. 8. Department i f Agri
culture .estimated recentl- that
H ondo.-had a record grapefruit
produrtion'thi* sfH-nn.or '(J.COO,000 boxes, uud nlso predicted n
nepr refoi 11 in orange pr-duel,on.
All stool and juot tho right
h a ig h t to w o rk at o in k or
cupboard.
Wood Qtoola
=
ICE BOX
ill
—
A aanitary Ico box with a
65 pound capacity- Wall
built and vary attractive.
A bargain at only
HI
Kitchen Cabinet
Rig, room y cabinet
Ihitl will give plenty
o f Ktorage space and
long wervlce.
M itt AKI
M i:iltt A T K A .
T ‘ i - Fit! w ni r 4 !H'r rtt s i h » ,
of
r**r Iririni
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M«*f>ri4nnt-
w It «*«m fitte r
*1wines*
t,
Hf*r fii|fie III, Mil!tS3t-il!|*HI<l
if*’ h«'l rb> rii,ltlrevf I* ((IF
your
ll irn nr|ic,ir.eiis,c. In per*
iMin «r t»>
«>«i tir before
th« 14th »!*»>„ iif May I'j M |o flin
C an
hill of romhlnlfit fur illviirct Mlrd
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to Pit iinpint r
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sperqe and constructed for
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To Prelect the Peace of Mt* World i
To Promote the Pragma of America
t o Produce Prosperity, for' Sanford.
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MONDAY, APRIL' 15, UMf,
Associated Press (.eased Wire
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Remnants Of
German Spy
Ring Nabbed
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W e s te r n H em isp h ere *
w-»
11*
£-\ 1 --«~TR e p u b lics C a l l e d
On
To
E radicate
C a u se s O f C onflict
A C h ild ’s Hug: F or a B ra v e D o g
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15.
-President Truman has
ll£d-on the nations of the
western hemisphere to help
eradicate the poverty and
despair which ^recd wars.
Speaking at a Pan-American
Day observance in Washing
ton, Mr. Trumitn declared
Athut the American republics
m roust stick together and fight
what ho called'.he force* of reac
tion In the great and dangerous
adventure of the atomic age.
That age, he said, cither will
t>e otic of complete devastation,
or one in which new eourcea of
power will lighten the labors of
mankind and
Increase living 1
standard! all over the world, j
The President went on to soy!
,
that he will qot eliriiinata th e'
.tfdxeper roots of war merely by | >?
^staying ready to crack down on
aggression. The two world wan.
he Said, were .caused by rnora
^-ts-xas^^m
than" aggression." Underneath the'
Naei mndnees. ha declared, were!
,-^d
the material distress and spiritual |
starvation horn of povorty and < despair.
Mr. Truman addressed the
governing board of the Tan-1
American Union.
#Army Criticized
For Activities In
Behalf O f Merger
NO. r 19
er Controls
Restored Shortly
S e v e n A x is N a tio n a ls
A r r e s te d F o ljo w in g
In ten sive
S e a rch
T h r o u g h o u t O rie n t
P U E S IQ F N T T R U M A N
L A Y S W R E A T H O N F D R ’S ( i R A V E
SHANGHAI. Apr. 15. (AT—
Tho-coninnnt. of a « uce-powerful
Goi man directed espionage net. work in i he Or cut ure in Ameri!c m rut,Hiy - today after monies
f in to i*e' search by United
i ::t.’ ti- .
crime* officer*. 1
j ->if, cm ..ila iMtiomtl* have- l>oop
' arrc-U-.t. nil of them described e*
jawvr’j f * , ■ u f - t he spy network
which operated ill tby Orient tout
months
itflci
Germany
surrondel ed.
All seven
four Germa n, two
Italians and mio Japanese
haw ,
been charged with war crime*
bocauao of risoic acUvlliex—rt'leg
edly hostile In the Unites) St.tics.
The seven nl»o are acctl*- l of
violating the German Mirr.odei
terms ’ by continuing to o.ierrte
until -a* late as lost Sept* itn*r.
American authoritir. in StialJR* j
hoi say the arrests mar: tnculmjnnt on of one, of i.hc mnst
important roundups * of -iitprniitional figures .vet con.lui jsl in
the Kar Hast.
Presumably the sevto vjll b,
trie*! in t h mi since Aniuficg'a
officer. *ay there arc . rifident
witnesses in the Far .ia-t to
testify iigiilllsl them
A n n o u n ce m e n t M a d e
* B y O .P .A ., U .S .D .A ,j
M o v e M a d e T o C u rb
B lack M a r t A c tiv ity
W A SH IN G T O N . A pr. 15
tA*> — Thu Rovernntcnt an
nounced today
timt more
w ar-tim e .<nuirhtcr contm in
w i ll , be restored hh n means
o f ctirbitHf Ittiu'k tnurkets in
m eat.
Tlte am iounccm ent
w as made join tly by the-O PA
and the A gricultural Dejmrtm ent. T h ey shisI a slaughter
t|Uuta .system will be put into
rffrrt tliurllv t** |»r«>vh!i* "hrttor
fti^tribiitlofi t»f the oounlry'n p m .
ent meat <u|i|>ty thmutn* v n n >
ihunnet^
ami
at
erihtu:
price*"
The Ol'A fiiiil tin* *|U4»tii »>f»tciu
will rut «1o\vn thi* uprrftthma *»f
Amur (itiiutflitrrrii* v%h»». it thr
wutiU uf thr uunmiiirrmrrit. **fc«vr
irirrmstvl thrir nInuKlili,i ificutly
(turing irrrnt mwiiih*.” Tin?, will
nmke it po'^lhlr. sanl thr BI’ A,
firr 4i’Dtalii!mhi*fl j»itrkt'i ■» !** uliliint
i HitiiA* li\r^tiH'k ami l»HHy thru
|vpi«ltirlic»it In level*
Marine ( i p , riant. I rel| uf
New toil* i u * . hus i iviitifieq
G e I m a n I lent
Col
Liliwig
Fhihnidt a. the Icadci of th*
group Farrell -a y . Ehrhardt wn*
a persmirtl frtrnd of Adi >lf HitleyfA
d lh ci if vt Ini** I,*In ill th fit til f im n * is* l,n | tin
lip i* t .
ami had ticiided the German fiftq b. I“ti*iifilrlti H h i m S. Tttijiuin a* Mr..*. Kli niuti 1« *
Column sent into the Balkan* iq
tlir O i i r f K ii’iu liv p lifiliriittnt l l v fC»m*^**%rli
the late I'.bin's.
OJ I llR'q iloiilh
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m ote
neatly
hornwl
Ki*tlier the Justice hr^Aitiur«:
*atiI the KHt
heeti ntkr«l tu
K<(
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hmk min r. i i mp! n*ui t h a t
nutin
yiirkera have
ill tun pled ®»* get
k'uv.'iiimt'ii!
thnnigh
I hI- c *. rlalnin i f t e t huyiitj: rattle
«»t hlat k mail kel pi h r>
Aineiican nulhoritirs say that |
so far. not a single Get man
agent in tho Fnr Fuat ha* IWen
able to escape war crime* ift
vesligutor*. They added that ar
rests of other minor Axis agenty
may lie expected later.
1 he Refillti»
\|!rii iilf ur r t mu *if 111ro Itm 11f it it i»f f ir ittI tif VY11» «111
uittl Uiimtuiny «me ■«f the Mu font
I*id K e n trll o f the tmnhlr Ift*
firin ho* in ifettiiiff hveAlork. II*
-iinJ tin* j*up $s|v hu.’i htwtimc ai*
hm that hi* i*mrti|ntny vv11 In? it Itin
to f tiruiati New Y ork and B r o o k
lyn t u s t m it e o next
w«*ek miiv
isUmt tw o p t r rent »»f the Hunt
ALTHOUGH HIS ANCESTRY IS VEILED in mystery, "Brownie"
a* an added reward after the dog had been decorated with the
ia receiving ary enthusiastic. hug from pretty little Suetn Wentxel
WASHINGTON, April ^5. (A7 American Humane Association medal. “ Brownie" is credited with
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Republican Senator Edward saving the family of Harry A. Cohen when their home In Pittsburg.
they boujchi ffoin it Ih c
Robertson of Wyoming erkielxod Pa., was burped. .
(International)
tho Army tpday for Its activllljs
\* In the <]ini1tl v i d e m , the
In behalf of unification of the
J UPA emphu*ixr«i that it will not
{farmed farces. Senator Robetlvm,
B lltte
s t a t e M a r k e t C h ief S ays (Growers, B u yers nit stow n on the amount o f live*
a toenibe* of the Naval Affairs
vlLH'k itrlUghteted. Till*
f»UfA n d M n rk v l P erso n n el L ookin g F orw ard
v "/tort«1tb*l W a r t # vbat * the
i t .aidiiij
1. \ u _ i t t nh* ’i ' 4
Army is conducting what he dcsav ti tiiihle iwiip |>Iv i-i|in hi!ii>
I he
r t ...
Y>” ” ' " T
T o Setting: N e w Production R ecords
cribsd as an Intensive lobbying
effeitlvi- «iute of the otiler warn
Children
R a n s a c k ------------------ — --------------- .
and propaganda campaign" for
*et hut O P A s»Vs4 n wutihl be
M. Mikknln, who is building n
I A C K S O W II ! J
\p»
f r*
unification.
nnnouiicr<l In u few day».
H om es o f
M in ers jS d lO o I O f f i c i a l s . 1\ ' I itr
home at 40; West Washington
of
|M» »*f Iui t i l
Jfbbertscm in a Renata speech
Avenue, trpurlrd Sunday to noli..
mudunit k Int •
called mi Presldtm Truman' to
that “ n lot of kids" hail ilamagnt
I h iiY c ju -it
extend to -ail branches of tha
Sheriff A1 McLwotl Im* ariiiuiin.
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property
including
the
cutting
of
vi'lllfilt'tt1?! Ei11 In in terittttf iitilpril.’’
armed services an order.he iaaued
vd
that
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and
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nilii| Willi.mi L \V|Im»Ii, iltrcvlnr
to the Navy on thU subject -* Higrher J a p O ffic ia ls
have *mad<- several arrest ■ in
nf Fliiruh* 5*fiili* FunitiTK* Mnr
an order which tha Senator called
B la m e d F o r D e a th s
Connrctimi with the violence whit b
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“ Ihirifig thin tri|*
d a muixtipg order. The senator
I f 11H11 (lie r i t oi*11n !•n «In t
also blame youth* for ha* kept the resideitl* jjf Hut Is*
L * \ i- it h im !
O f D oolittle P ilots
^ said he felt It wag unfortunate
O n O th ers, H e Says thePolice
S t i ll i
l‘ VV Law inn, \tm ,, ... ,
un edge fnr two night*
burning
of
two
more
palm
shit
mnr kt’ l* in c«tiu<**% ill
.,
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III("in ** ,
that the President - made the
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Th,.
sheriff
ileeliiir.1
to
*tn
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, i treej at Sanford Avenue aiol
d e s ig n e d
In
T F I IIt V \
A pt ii
statement he did last wtrk — a
A p r.
i b . (Ah—
Ilf
" l||H rl |ilf**lnle|»*.w ^ fn i t ill |T,
The value of Latin
Amerirmi I f'lumnso Drive, The stTin ligiii how many per-«n* mt- twiug Im-1.1 t im f IS t | ) . r
li .♦■ Ift 4Mlt! v I I u n til it I*i
Vt *• I
r *1n
statement tha* the Navy la ex Three Japanese officer* charged solidarity to the l Jriitrit State** At Third nixl *Fffiich Avrtiiir> He ili-*<'rll>eil 11io*c l .ikeo mt,, w i l l ' l l " t il in fit t i ll rilj^ll \\ 4'lln i” *
si 11UMvIh'I I.f .......... r MeFtlffw, \
' mmi. ■
pected to support the mrger plan with war rrlmc* in connection iturinir the* recent war w®* cm |whirl! hii«1 hecn off, win* luiin-il eustiniy it- III! iiiveiiilt IIml *iti-1 •III) f 1*11- fill law it
h11114*I
,i!tr.f Yt-vilr.1 III ,j, I 4*IkI *411 ! M.
11mi's
and dlscdntirtUe expressing op with the execution of three Doo- plinBirr'tl bv ^liicrbtrt liickctt", * i on, uitil fiuvcruj hincN, thv
■U h.ive JM'.’li II ,1ClI'MI 11-,J I.y I I is r , i* >■
they tonl i«*eit iiiiesle*! fttt I
imye l*
itn I
\\ A »hm jfl»»ji
position to it.
litti* airmen In Shanghai in 1042 native of Peru and a student at light at Mellonville and Twnit) • lug. Thr sheriff lmllciite.1 that The llouiti (if < oinily In-I i ml ion m m IsiM | st >s.in in d hHskin^ ft*i m m b it- • iiib ii I**
A in
b.»
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Senator Robertson said he felt were sentenced today to aorve Rollins College, who wa* the fifth Street* was turned off. polo- ■evrml of thr suspect* are gill* Ait*- Ruth Hand, a- t'ttiinl\ super. W lU .I I*. >t-. .I'M ili •if »n*w pi si
the only fair th'nn for the R esi fiv* year* at hard labor. A principal speaker st the Rotary reported.
Other nilthpritie* stinl the van vtsor of iristruel um, Mr - f.*c rr du* I i'«G 11• t,1.
Hm. friit juftl ■*!f ut*I-•«! t*• u ii IhIiaw M!i<ii|vibatrly
IntnV nun [ileum mi Rti^iit nuw
dent to do is 'cither to rescind his fourth defendant In the trial luncheon si the Mayfair Hotel
The
north-west window of dal* ihul have Irecn terrourmi: I’riie. .i* county supervi*<rr of wur ytar,
ban on Navy opposition to the. waa ordered to spend nine years today. Mr. Hlekstts, who w*x Swaim's Service Station itl Sev Hullo and It* suburbs 'over the music, Mr*. _Mildred llalicut'k a*
“ The \\ sirndmlii- M a r k e t , under b r f a r p Ih o U n ilo tt N n lm n tv S i t u i **
merger or put n similar ban on at hard labor-in prison.
Introrluced by George Touhy a* enth Street and French Avenue, weekend were mnatly women and county supervisor of mt
nml tin* hi.tif.ik'ement of Eimik K. it \ Uounril
11an |»revlmi*lv hu<l m ««lo rn
A five-man United States. Mili last year's winner of the Sprague was reported a* broken, but mi young children.
^ Ihe Army against lobbying In
Maggie Fvnlls Us Jenne* trachsr (Niniiet. tnm Im* the
fiuilt*
tary Commission which heard tha Oratorical Trophy, said that entry wa* made and nothing « » «
™ favor of unification.
Saturday night and again l«,t and supervisor of colored 'fliotds. tie.* tn it lii'btf) Th** itiiefiiiu i(s *Up In'inrT the I' N rmincil o v e r
trial explajnad the surprisingly American success in many of reported a* mining. Sunday uf- night giiiign o f ifirn, wmiifti. and
t»f Iteil
i* I l ■••in*m11*li*«l, pf'a l III*ritnflntipd |iit*M'ntr
* p " n itrunMNi’ inbii Inn »if I * u« l - hill! I lid, H
light sentence* by blaming high tho lot tiles oversea* depended
\ r u i) T r
l ru n
M e n 1 »w
*1“ ' v«* inn * vnuuiy ilul t ieti* vnimr " •'• fit jiii*le *piin‘** fi
ternnon, police were called up*'” t e e n ymi t Iin rournrtl tlvr ,Tt,%
er Japanese governmental and Upon Latin American supplies.
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to break up a gambling lirawr at ■trect'' tn itiilonictlial«*i* umt irurk^f* m 11 •HilillUP Will i tb • Fbin<fn Mu* sue, , . Gilt! <‘Yi- t iif riu *
military official! for the exseuVk it h ill iiw fi f u l f i l lum
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“ There la not one nation in the Ibe Farm I^ilair Camp.
tiona.
N*'VV. F i I MU/
MV* |t ill « •I»»'l
crowds ■*t*»ppa**l at |Hivat«* <1wt'l! B'iiifd -f Pulilif Itrt 1ut linn, thr tlt'witfi t
....... **l* »l '* IlflflflllttaC
Western
Hemisphere
which
ran
The Japanese who were sen
M,s.*v|f»i 1111 "trinlll) p b titi i tin IvMiui't ■••*!** «■ .t r«*
In ffii
In
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w ll ii |o i i«
m id fttlh'W lt«4? afhimj |t« ti ri|.;»U IlllA1* (if [|||*1* »
•imi! n f t h r liu *• - L •1 -t” Mist****
Kneed included the former com not lienefit from Ihr others."
Gift' i .1 |h* <b<V( ! |n
door* and Ihinw. wh'rltfd f mt th ^“ tti '"»■ i«|i|tiiititi*«1
U m |U . j t. K
s imih
mander of the Japanese 13th Mr. Ricketts *aid, "Thrrr i. net
1 Sr ill ir •11> Miif It St biL»!,
....... . i vV v•»hlUi« ..........
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lure nilt r*f •h* hiMTir*
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Army, Lieutenant General 8hu- one nation which cannot benefit
m >\
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l i iv i'i i
M i rn». Juntas. ll.K't. School. ,,(
1
“•Jill «.!• m tin
Two
htiyx
have
hern
wtM
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C*i miiiifiti
Si’ hnnI
t - 1" t r .it lie d th e ir |(» nrwMiicit tn Ifbui"
u ii(i« n d.«
- Executive* and
nL, members of geru Sawada. by gunfiie dm mg ihr ilulUrh
the others; there is not one na
**t Mtmlilii*riw Htitl i imiiii'iaiiiri
Tho American commission as tion which cannot contribute to
thife bi*t
week,
y M*N)*4*nril
women's organisation* t o d a y
*div( rd in ti rr- whit h tin tatcl tHr uivimjf -if (lift
A
bullet prnrlrnti'd the wind\ ehun M il* h id ).
WrAtii de i \tauav* t
^ urged citlxeni to atttnd tha serted that what It termed “ un the security of lilt others. The
tn tin- S n m i )
1 " U m >1
. I s ..,. - .
-I Tumults fdlljivoting rally tonight at ,7:30 usually strong mitigating rirtum- outcome in the recent struggle
•hirld of the fiumly rtulomohde. •lf«
V
.St. .l,dio: por
no luiijfor iili* * * Y a ^ U 'iib i) s iflo r ■ r-a> i Igbn
W. B. Norrl. and Dr. E J. The other wa* hit try „ rifle^tfaltfntd Vocalloniil Stliool. Mrs.;
o’clock at the Court House at atancaa" war* found In the rase. might have been different if > >u
ihkmi the
liu».<iiBH miiliitaojiilof
which A. B. Peterson, farmer The commission observed further l)aa had hostile and jealous na - Pedrick o f Quitman. Ga.. wbo bullet while walking on lln- R * Maxwell,
rjitagurically rriti*rati*il that camhead of tha Seminole Price and that tha four'Jap officers merely tlona to the south of you, Instea-. maintain truck farm* of more than street.
Ctilttirtl arl.ottl piinetpal nj- i
plot i' am| unrniiilit tonal rvacuu*
Rationing Board will 'apeak on obeyad orders, from higher gov- of fritndly and hslpful nation*.'' 2,000 acres In south Georgia, have
Police Chief Hurt Riley' auy*jitp|Hr)ntinenta hi Sonfnrtl
aie: M r s. H enry L evy O f litm by thr IStrl Army would Mr
purchased more than 1,000.01)0
the "Importance of voting" in ernment and military officials
Spaaktng
on
a
program
in
and exercised no. initiative to any
'* Inalruftloni
vegetable plant* from John IbH. that niimt of the homes (Unmaed; Croonis Academy, J. N. t^iminiF; (ieiu'-ya Died S u n d a y com|il(leti nay ♦
coming election.
recognition of Tan Amcriran Lake Monroe plant grower.
were oecupicl hy miner, wh.. '»‘'|>|*cr Acadsmy. Alma Ilurstm,;
hit\r Iffn ktmt thi* nmrninif by'
----- epaakere an the program rqaHkpd^ degree.
Day,
Mr.
Ricketts
said
that
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t
m
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imhi
rrinuiry.
Jrmutmh
f*,
Americans for whose death
... be Jack Ratlgati, represent
Mi- Unity Levy, native of thr Pcmlati Cgovrtimirtii inform*
At the Valdes Hotel thi* morn remained on he Jo. when .15(0 M
Mblway, Fannie lleitl;
April 14 waa asl aside for the
Geneva, dn.l .it a hHitl hospital inj? if a irpreacntntivv m Nr‘*r
ing’ the Junior Chamber of Coffl- the- Japanese were tried ware celebration of this occasion since ing, Dr. Pedrick said that tho worker* struck at Ih. Anaconda.
, Kr(lti Uo|)l |,tywp„ .
Yttik of ike new fdetlge of tho
m em , and W. 0 . Kilbtc, rap re Lieut Dean E. Hallmark, of Dal It waa on this data in lHDt) that plants are being taken today to copper mine.
In Diatriet No. 2, Long wood, Sumlav lit 11:IK) A. M. following Soviet (iovemittent and instructing
sentlng tha Board of County las, Tag-; Liaut. William G. Far tha Pan Amsriean Union was Georgia by truck, and that ha
ii slioit illiiv--*. -Slit- wax bom in
The
union
strike
committee
Ims
F.
J,
Raney
at
Lyman
S
hut!;
Commissioners.
Mrs. M ay me row, of Darlington, 8. C„ and •atabliahed In Washington, and
as hoping for rain In that arc- declared that neither the union Liike Mary Hchonl Mt*. Ola Coch Geneva anti had lived then* all him Immediately to withdraw rite
I'omplaiiit hrfoie
tlu- Security
lues the speak- 8 g t Harold A. Spate, of Lebo. since 1991 tha data ha* been ob
her life.
will laM fe
on In order to relieve the dry nor it* member* are responsible ran.
Colored appointment* are of Survivor*
Kan. All three were captured
iiiritalc Die litixbaiid, t ’ounril."
spell
and
facilitate
planting.
for
the
disorder*.
A
statement
served
without
failure
and
with
W. L. II nmilton at Altamonte atitf Henry Levy <*/ Geneva;
four
The'"roper mean* of register whan U»ir plan* crashed In
Many types of vegetable plants lakued by the committee culled
greatest enthusiasm by all
ny.
»i«lerr. Mr- Grorgp Tnylof, Mr*.
ing and voting will be explained China after th* first Amsriean tha
on
troth
union
members
and
the
are
included
in
the
order
which
Latin
Amsrkan
nations.
In
District
No.
.
’
I.
Oviedo,
alt raid on Tokyo in April, I94>.
. W. A. Vonco Wagnon, Imih of Geneva;
hnd there will be a questionnaire —
r-iil-.«M=-y¥ - ’
Quoting from tha word* of the consists mainly of peppers, egg gwcral public to help maintain Tcwfue. oriedn achm.l. Uolorctl Mr*. M-rsir N*ir-hol.fr,i of Daytona
conducted on tha subject by Mr.
plants
and
tomatoes,
lie
highly
lata President Roosavelt on April
.
: re-uppointmenU ate, Oviedo color- lit'm'h ami Mir» l.erlrt I'ctsr* of
P*t*r*on,
flSir*v - * •
REPORT DENIED r
Offklal* of the Anucopbr (.'op erl achixrl, W. H. Long; Gabrielln Tallalm,-.«-;*,onc brother, George
14, 1945, Mr. Ricketts said, “ The pmlsed tha quality of Mri Hell a
. •The deadline
ptanta
and
said
that
th^s.was
tha
l,tiui»j Willtjini*, and Peter, of Geneva; three mere.,
LONDON. Apr. 15. I/P )- A maintenance of lasting peace In third year he had been to make l>ar Mining Company have made colored,
la arde
will.be at 5:00 a'eloek Saturday London nawspapar, Tha Reynolds tha Americas it bound to (ho purchase* from him. Both Uri no comment. The strike wa* Wagner colored, Thelma Franklin. Mr*. The<«U«rr I.tmI.t*y nml Mi**
maintgnanc*
of
lasting
peace
Mr*. Ruth Dalbo was
re- AinnVct 1‘ricr. nf Miami, Mr*.
afternoon, It wee announced by News, said 'yasUrdav that, tha ‘ '■•‘ " ‘vn-nc* . ox m u n i
Pedrick and Mr. Norris are active called last Tuesday in u dispute appointed a* principal of ibe \Villiati^Wilketf*on
NUKRNtlFRG. Apr. 15. t/Vl—
" f San Angelo,
Mr*. Lourina Beal, oounty regie- servants at Buckingham Palace throughout tha world. ,
over
retroactive
pay.
In
Masonic
work
they
declared.
Chtilimln School In Dixtricl No. 4.
------ enrolling
unions.
Pointing —*
out **--*
that -1 there art
The United State, prosecution
HUMInIDtrade
I
, __ ■ *»-»-•*—
1
*
------------------------------In Dfalrlrt No. 5. G e n e v a ,
Today an official of the national some 120/106,000 people in 20
presenting
Punerui .rrvite* will la1 cuti- wrung from a itefenae witness
j
W. L. Sieg wa* re-appointed. ductv-d at tin- Frickiron Ftitter.il under crosa.exniainarinn (mtay an
union of domestic workers denied Latin American countries, Mr.
j . w ill be*
Colored appointment* were: Gen- Home Tuesday at 2:30 P. M. ami admitaimi that former Naxi Se,
Bieketla declared -that the Idve
S M p i
eJn colored, Ida Anderson and Interment will follow in the curity Police Chief Frnc.t K « ) r '
af liberty and democracy is the
Kolnkee colored, Susie Harrington. Geneva Cemetery.
tenhrtmner wa* re*pon*lblg^for
Sanford
strongest bond which tics these
nil order* for iridlvhlujf execu
BNSOUTB TO CHIN* ■- = nations together. It Is easjjr now
Mra. Pearl 0 a t o * waa
re*
of the
and Mr*. H. H.
j
npmrintrd aa principal of Iho
tion* In German concentration
Sanford Cardu
than aver bsforg' to understand
A resolution of thanks to A. Ha for this reason’ that we urgo the I,aVc Monroe School. Colored ap
INOTON. Apr. 15,
camps,
Latin Amsriaa through wider
The witness w*h the former
j
pointments were: Lake Monroe TuberculoHis G rou p
use of tha radio, newspapers, Peterson for "a difficult job wall farmers to vote.
commandant of the infamous Os,TS K i S S S o b s magaalnes and libraries where dona" was passed by the Semi *‘ We are not declaring for any colored, Sadis Hogan and Gertia
■ M j ItEH
Wil
l
M
e
e
t
T
u
e
sd
a
y
wlecim Concentration Camp —
•a
literature on tha Latin American nole County Farm'Bureau at it« candidate,” ha added, "but will Zeigler, Markham.
Suok.‘S nations may be easily obtained, mrating Thursday evening at tho leave this to th# good Judge
Rudolf Hoeaa. The wilneai told
postr
WASHINCTO:
off In Honolidu'-en route , President Lea lusher ennounc- Hotel Mayfair. Mr. Peterson re ment of the farmers, who can 1*
All membera of tha Seminole the War Crime* Tribunal that -.1
BANQUET TUESDAY
-L Economic
cently resigned as head of tho trusted
tha Orient'and told
air
______ __to do their own thinking.
County Tuberculosis' and Health Kaltenbrunner and hi* aMff not
alts west
that a n . inter-city meeting
_ * does not know how
County Prieo and Ra. All wa ask la that no farm
Tha annual Father and Son Association, are urged by Mrs. only war* raeponslble for execu
Naw'Smyrna
will
be
held
h. will remain in China.
family will fall to register and banquet of the Seminole Chapter, Edward Klrcher. secretary, tn tion order*, but alio for com a "
Board.1
either Apr. 29 or Apr. 30,
ES bid
The bureau also Voted to under- vote. Tha Bureau will canvass all Future Farmers-of America, will attend the Association's meeting manta.
the
Rotary's
annual
coni
June
A for
MASONS TO M U T
The testimony of the foraver
toko to got oil farm
m farallle*
feml
la form families to this and, and
held Tuesday evening at 7 JO Tuesday evening at 8:00 o’clock
that
•at and boat rid* will b# held tho county to rogiatar and vote make o special effort to gat tha be
HI
" astf*
at the City Hall cnmmiaalon room. torture camp commandant waa
o'clock at tha ifotel Mayfair.
i*
May
I,
and
that
Rotary's
the
danger
No. 62, r and A
Vote out on election day."
Officer* will lie elected, and regariled aa the mo*t damaging
tv*r anniversary will be held In tha eomlng flections.
It TXtaaday evening at lam
-----Following
------------a ta|iaJ>y
--------Sam
n .Paker,
sound film* will be shown giving to data against Kaltenbrunner.
"While It Is not out. pol^T to
lOOP TO MEET
i «Q wr May ><f or May 27.
of th
in the Masonic Tempi*.
a political
stand,"
said field secretary, of tha Florida
Sanfonl Lodge No, 27, IOOF, Important information on health The former security police-chief
Vi*ltara at Uday'a luncheon M- l* CuJIum, bureau oresident, gTarm Bureau, on ways and means will meet this evening at 8:00 problem*. Each
purchaser
of had built hla defense largely on
Toro Vom. James MIDI- “ the CIO has openly declared war
In* th# Bureau «mam- o’clock. The *8rd Degree will be CHriitmai teals it a member of the contention that he waa acting
,ton Alien o f OfUrdo
conferred end, *t the close of. the tha , Association. Mrs.. Klrcher tender order* and wa, net re
in Us# county, a j
sponsible for ‘the crimes of which
t ‘af Sanforl ‘
WjJ) bo sJ—
mg ‘ r«g* <
—
he ia accused. - '**•; '*
•*“ V
Police Lay Blame
ThfrrifnpfltfWr |N jjftrO fffTR ft"
i n . Pntarian. Property i
Sent To Jail For TTeDsRotanans
Killing Airmen AboutSolidarity
Voting Rally To
Be Held Tonight
- A t Courthouse
Vandals Placed Wilson N^tes Signs Of Progress
Under Arrest In
And Optimism During State Tour
Disorders
n r Wam, .
D a m a g e v t omen
w-ju A,., i5. ,> Arc Appointed ForiXlwir!:^'!'"
Furthcoming Year
Envoy Is Told To
Withdraw Iranian
Complaint On Reds
1,000,000 Vegetable
P l a n t s Purchased
For Georgia Farms
3
Witness Blames
Kaltenbrunner
For War Crimes
" Je w
Peterson Lauded By Farm Bureau For
Work On Price Arm Rationing Board
s s s r r k ja w r t
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munities. tho states and the nation, tho qsod Influence
ot FratomaUsm e xlo n d s tar beyond the Society's’
membership.
P h o n e 320
k t it t lM
lM
AT THE CHURCH OF GOD
G eneva and
E lm
W CBD SM FT SERVES
"#*rtJft 1*44Vif) lAcfin*"*
- Senkarik Glass.& Mirror Co.
Avenues
i
A Civic Service Context being conducted by the Camps
as part of Woodcralt’a ’’Fraternity, In Action" program
further increases Ihelr civic and patriotic services. To aid
them in carrying on many worthwhile projects, tho
Society has established a National Sorvtco Fund secured
tram an Endowment cuthorixod by the rocont Soverstgir
Camp convention In Jacksonville. Fla.
,
This Is but one oi many bonetits ol Woodmen iraternallam. The Society also provides sale, sound, legal reserve
llio Insurance protection and Its services art enjoyed by
more than 365.000 members and their families.
CoU the local tVoaJmrn rrf>rrifnlal<4-<. L tt him
lii’V you ih< (acii about Woedmrn (niurencs
eralcclioii amt fraUrnal bcnr/ltl.
W h o r e m e n p r a y in O ld T i m e R e p e n ta n c e —
W h e r e G o d e ra d ic a te s m a n 's tra n s g re s s io n s —
Y o u a re in v ite d to a tte n d th e r e v iv n l w h ic h is to
b e g in W e d n e s d a y , A p r i l 1 0, a t 8:00 P . M .
E v a n g e lis t S is te r B e t t y J u n e K e e n e y
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WOODMEN % W O R L D
Liie Insurance Society
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“ T h e com plete sto c k at th e H I M , H A R D W A R E C O M
P A N Y w ou ld re a lly be s o m e th in R to c ro w a b o u t !"
lim e !
M O O R E ’S
IN OIATITUDI FOR PAST FAVORS, Satin, an oiling ««a l which waa
nurKd back to licalth by Mr,. Huby Illgclow, kltsti hta boncfadrcM In
her Loa A n g elo home. Some time ago kite found tho tick h i lion on the
beach being badgered by yountester, and took hint home. Now that he’*
well again, Satin r e fu te to return to tho ocean.
(International)
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Ilinik S l u r r i S i A S7.
I * i 7 It Itick I H rrn iift olil
limit- 3 (la y .* to a * i a
SASTKR
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
OUR ASSETS EXCEID 11*1,000,009
“ O u r hist r e v iv a l w a s th e h e a t In m a n y y e a r s . . .
W e e x p e c t th is to be e ve n g r e a te r because o f th e g r e a t
pre se n ce o f th e P o w e r s o f G o d " . . .
ta K k
I I . J . F I N C H , n is t r i c t M a n a g e r
1 1 3 S o . P a r k A v e n u e , S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a .
W. C. HOLCOMBE, Pastor
t oiH |a. 11. :i A 24 IHork ll
6-Point Program
A L L FELT
MATTRESSES
NEW EQUIPMENT I, on die way.
After unavoidable delay, In marm
ADDITIONAL UMITID AND NONSTOP EXPRESS Mrrla wtH be oddtd
• t on early dale. AD teal, rtwnred. fra* pjl«
Iowa. Steward Morlce. And ether Iuzury feature*
will be provided to make yow Journey one of
U
ot luxury and eatery In high.
NEW AND IMPROVED PASSEN*
OCR STATIONS are well beyond the
blueprint dog*. They will be puahed to com-
0
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TUE WEATHER
T# Pratart the I'race at the Worldi
T e Preoi bU Ike Programs at America;
To Prodece Prosperity for Sanford.
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Partly cloudy and continued warm IhU af«
trrnmih through Friday.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI'APEH
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VOLUME XXXVII
-lev. —
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Established 1908
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Worlds Fair
SitoToBeUN
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THURSDAY, APR. II. IBlti,
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Kaltenbrunner
Goes,On
Picket Rankin Committee Hearing
Gromyko
New Pay Scale
Recommenced
Returns To UN Sessions
At Nue
SS Chief Says He 1$
Hated Since Himm
ler Cannot Answer
For Gestapo Deeds
w York City Puts
H $1,000,000. For
Improvements To
Flushing Meadpw
NO. 117
• Associated Press IxMiscd Wire
Extension Of Draft
For A Year. Urged
Today By Senate
Military Committee
NUKItNIIF.RG, Apr. 11, f/PV—
WASHINGTON, Apr. II, (/P>—
A Rtilkinyr. sal-cr-scarrcd German
The House Military Committee
got UP before the Nuernberg
will art late today on a new
Wur . I rir.to* Tribunal today to
plan for increasing the pay of
*
proti i mat the whole work)
army men, u* one mean* or at;.«!»
'j i l>ecnuie Ji e I n x l c h |
acting- more men inrnThT— 'er- "
i.muKi i* deiul and can ntf.
vice.*' The plan, drafted
a
the deed* of the Gtrsub-comittevr calls .•/oc'~TP'TTnlf
man t.»--i««jx..
aiuie.of -increase*. in-toad l .he
lie was* Eriiet—Kaltenbrunner?
decided'!® local* the U. N. head
flat boost of £400 a year
at
former
brad
of
the
Germin
Se
quarter* in
Flushing Meadow',
win suggested at f rat.
curity
Pol
c*.
'Kaltenbrunner
told
I
L. U at the site o f the World’e
Under the sub-committee’* plan,
the court he wa* ready to nstuftt*
fivo
Pair, The place is about
buck private* would get a 60
responsibility
for
the
deeds-ol
miles from Manhattan. Thr Sperry
percent increase, going from 960
the* Security Police insofar ax
a
Gyroecope plant at Lake Succeia.
to 976 a month. Corporal* would
they
occurivd
under
hla
nctuak
I L L
had been considered as u
go from 980 to 990. and first
control
and
knowledge.
_
I
leading contend#} for the iotcri.n
and master sergeant* from I13B
The
defendant
then
denies
to 9185 a month
headquarters.
most fminedlntely any knowledge
In the commissioned rink*,
Eventually the United Nation*
of the niiinlcr* at the Maitthatlsecond
lieutenant*
would
ba
wilt move to thfir
permanent
on Jan.
raised fregn 11,800 to 92,100 •
home, which hai hern designate.!
group,
year, first lieutenant* from 92,in the border area between Con
l-rcluding A»»ocinted Preia corre
000 to 92.400, sad no on up the
necticut and Naw Yprk State,
spondent Joseph Morton, Jr. tn i
tine a* far a* »the tank of
rhe Sperry Gyroscope Plant will
killed.
colonel. N a v a l |«-tty officers
be used aa the interim office
IN FIONT OF THI nOIKAl IUIIOINO In New York City, 60 demon
The prosecution reminde I Kalwould get an increase from 9129
headquarters of the U. N. Mayor
strator* carry placards protesting a hearing before nep. J. Pamrl ' tenbrunner that a sUlemet.t front
to 9160 u mouth
O'Dwyer say* the city has agreed
Thomas, a member of the House commlltee Inveatigating un-American the rnmp commandant already
4 to put up more then a 91,000,000
activities. He came from the capital to quetUon three witnease*. The had been presented to the triW A S IIIM i in.N. Apr. II. {A*)—
w tor Improving the Flushing Mm placards criticized Rep. Rankin (D-Miaa ), who Is the ranking majority • liunitl. Thm aUtement s-H-l n
The Senate Military coinmittrr
dow I’ark and the Interior of the
mambar of the committee.
(inlernallortal) j teleprinter order fw the suylng*
has rocumnifiuleil that tho draft
' Building at the World's
iboie Kultenl,runner's signature.
l»r extended for a full year.
Fair site.
— — — — — —— — — --------------------- -------------------- | Knltiyibrunncr'a «n»wrr to this A "W E LC O M E HACK TO T IIK U N S E SSIO N S" is extend,-,I i.. W IH tK G R O M Y K O , R u sv iiin
•
wa* one which has bee mu* very gale Gromyko dmmltirully walked out recently .iflei a wSm ih, ibat he would not *it in on
Tha municipal building presum
am di«ft any
ni"ii»n
of
thr
ImnlUfi
|st«d»|f»m
.
familin, during the cout.r of the
Thr SiTuiLv I
fit'll, ninti
ably will be u*ed for meetings of
1111111* t
Xru York, n*»u
f »• rw aimthri <i •>ulilir»L* »it*li|rm - Iit(r4*a|«a« tinti |,x I’ li-h 1». lrgai.
N tier nl-ei g I mil. Said he.
the General Assembly of
the
'Cf "1 l hi* F r a n c o it'L 'iiiir In S|««itt. j
•'Such authority wa* held only
United Nations, which la ecHedul{ I nlt'i lint imial j
by Hub ) ami Himmler. It's quite
ed to convene In New York on
impossible
that
(hi*
incident
Sapt-'S- The U. N. Security Coun
could eve. have licen brought
cil has been holding it* current
to my know ledge."
meeting* at Hunter College in
k«lt«'iil»i unnrr
thru
a d d flu
the Bronx.
quickly i hat possibly his fault
BLISS. N V . Apr ll. 1/11 —
The U.N. Security Council meet*
A 18-year old English war bride
was tliui he did not take step*
again next Monday. A top i»tuo
who left her husband's home a
to insure that other pereona
on the agenda la Poland's demand
few days ago Ini* found happi
were not sending order* out over
for action again the Franco re
the .Kaltenbrunner signature. Said
ness in Ike home of relative* in
gime in Spain. Russia ia expected
tins country whom she ha* nrver
he:
In Wonport Poland'* demand for an
seen before.
, "Not once diil I sign or even
indictment of Franco. An ob
The relative* of Mr*. Evelyn
see a single protective custody
server today predicted that tho
TOKYO, Apr. II . Id*)— Slow arrest older. The tribunal may
SHANGHAI, April 11. Of) I'oston live, on u farm near bore.
United States and Britain will Officials of the Chinees National counting today indicate* n close not believe me. but thia wa* the
The girl arrived at the fanne
advocate a full heating of the Relief and
Rehabilitation ' ' Ad race among three. parties for true state o f affairs.*
nftsr a bus trip from New York
charges before the council — al ministration hare admitted thrt control of Japan's 468-scol Hotter
Hetevltves found her in
* WASHINGTON. April II. </F> City.
though both nations have taken large quantities of U. N. R. R A . of Representative* and nl*o holds
A 11nr*.i at lh«» |'earl llarbct I N«'W York After ihr hftd 1#Cl thA
stand that French la a do- flour have entered illegal chan premie# fori a surprising number
imeatigntn.n paid
today
thrtl*".,m# °f her yx-soldier burband,
nils The official*.; tmwws-r. hnm wf-wetitfn off*** aeeker*.
I'resid.jit Truman hnd r%fa»s„ it ii'V - r r " . l’ i*t« a. I f
;:*ll*'ary,
**« woman definitely
gut. Specif>cal.#l .Polagd accuses denied that anv U.^ N. R. R. A
pi-imil Admiral Husband K Kim I
Spain of harboring fugitive Gor shiploads of rice have reached hi* Wan’ ejected and lour mure
Senator I New York detective. quelad
mcl* to !n-|>ert what
ankle sprain* and bruise* shortly
are among tha leader* on the
min scientists woik ing oti atomic Shanghai's black market
,Ci.|lhe girl ns saving that when
Homer l’i rgti.on ,-nll<st i mi |
pei
after
9
on
o'clock
Inst
evening
j,,.,! |she runrricif her husbuad she waa
weapons.
The Chinese agency assarts that basis of Incomplate return* from
ns's e l" file of th<- late President
when
they
leaped
from
the
cabin
t* ■ r
under the impression that he
so far only 2,700 long Iona of all sections of Japan.
FRANKFURT, tiennany. Apr. Roosevelt'* me**ng?*.
of locomotive No. 1020 which,
Indication* are, that 72 parvent
NFW DEI.Ill, IndU, April II. while proceeding north with an II. i-Vl-i- Hi* gi,im. tIglil-lipped
U. N. R. R. A., rice have reached
........ . . o n , :
Shanghai. U. N. R. R. A. officials o f the eligible voted In yester l/P)— The GI newspaper, "Rouirl empty freight train on the south survivors returned to the field for the former
Pacific fleet com- j h lm 'lu i'n *l '!nl
. . . 1,.
In Washington were quoted Tues day'* general election — the first up" which wn* published for more bound curved trark, collided with near Mnlmcdy, llelgium, tialny
since
the
end
of
the
war.
than four year* In the China- engine No. 46ll which hud lieeu where Nnxl.nmrliiue gun* ntnisn- hT t h i l l "
hr, M,r t.Tru , a" With few. conveniences when she
day aa being gravely concerned
hod wnltei, a letter atu ng that [rnme to thi, country from EngCommunist Party leader Sannl lliirmasjndla Theater of Opt ra
ov*r Information that shipload*
standing with its freight tiniu rrisl nrnrly 100 A nirrimn pri** only the rnnim. tire-I,ml he right
jujn
oin h|m
h
of rlea war# reaching the black Nosaka appear* lure of victory tions closed up shop todav.
taken
m
i
tla*
llattli
of
tin*
in front of the Atlantic C«>.»»|
to look II o.li file. tills wo.
and one leader each of the LiterMis. P’iisloi
osIoii
said .he liked
Fop perhaps the first time m Line Hepnl awaiting the pnssuce Killy*'
market in Shanghai.
.llbstani ,.,l .1 (>\ < .•inoimider Jidtn what .he had seen of western
*1
and
Progressive
parties
uie
the very *urreaiful hutory of t!■»*- o f the other tiain on the nnith
Meanwhile, the Chinese relief
It »ii3 only l»V lurk (hnl (In* lletki'i wbe -aid ibul I be eomnill
among
tho*e
definitely
elected.
N'«w York "inurh better" than
soldier newstiaper.
“ top |nu--' irnek
• Ik
Amertram*
• tl'i'il
officials have admitted their in
te,- I o.l i - • u fc-i.en full see. ss t-< the section of V e il, ■ or.'linn
Early tabulations barely indi- ‘ got page one attention
kltli-.l S mIIIi* of tilt tit t%a*re (rut the I IThe
incoming
limn,
*h
II-. k< i -aid ibat th. where her hu-.n,ti.,| lu.d. She
Hajor Allan 8 . Whorton of tha ability, to prevent U. N. R. R- A., rate mora than a general tret i
■IgSIII wu I file
flour from reaching the . black Conservative elements sic ••m ---' ' Itiiundup's fntomis pin-up s" '« I M » m r h * i \ A It it 11 tln llrii on t*. 11* (ill SI . ihv) taulks
<>n hut Hint II
alvation Arm
Army announced today market. Hay* one official
Salvation
|«nid 'he will ti\ fd get a divorce
wcie in the Inst isiui but pare wrmiR litti-k. wn* Ik-'Iii*v«*t| t.. III*' 1It let \kIII*If tiu-ir l-uililics tnllied -*,11> two ni.s.Ages, Ic"",
miIIi tis soon as »he i. .ctllrd
Service appeal
ed to win generally, but im *ingl> 1 one was devoted to
that the Home
Hot!
Her
messac-** have burn pi «h ut vlmif at nliiiiit Vk« »*« •allot (loVktl
"Shanghai
ha*
the
shrewdest
pi ev n.ii-l, given l
party is exported to win an uui from the generals, from Chief if
tor the organisation'* annual
III
I
fn-1
|
uncle and mini. Ml
and Mrs.
Mm• -invhrjirw
,t,r hum-tun- II o i Im.i , t-nmilttesv
10 iiitlm an hour nix! ran .mtn
budget for the year 1940 began merchants in the world and they whelming majority of diet *e»i>. S taff Eisenhower down.
1
lies*
lire*'
Francis
Hhisler,
have
seven
child
have a way of reaching th*lr
thr •lamlinir lorunmlivr on tln- will Iitqiear Its witnesses at the sngi-s were addressed to the high
Meanwhile, It'* been disci.... I
tooay.
The former commander of me curve nlaiut 200 vuids south of Inal of 76 German S.H. troop* commissioner of the Phllippirms ren, five of whom tire living at
hand* Into everything."
that
many
Japanese
voted
for
The appeal for $3,600 waa
epot. The impact do- urcustsl In the killings. Three mnl hnd little iHuring on th< Jap home. The English bride says
A 49-pound hag of U.N.H.ILA, General MacArthur, a l t h o u g h C. II. I.. Theultr, General "Ura l* the ACL de|i
sin- -think* all of the family are
approved during a rorant meetJ
o
o
"
Stilwell,
radioe.1
congratula
molithrd
an
empty
l»ox
car H.S. geqernl* are among the dowonderful.
• ing of the advisory board. I « t - flour ia obtainable at the bloek election official* hove decline.! tion* to the staff of Roundup. It immediately behind II - tender. fendnntv. who will go on trial anese iilfnrk at Pearl Harbor.
— tort to all subscribers have been market price of |rt — five or *lx to state the figure. One Jap wa* Stilwell who once told till The upper part o f the Im* wa. at llnrhau orf May 2. Six of the
voting for MacArthur also wrote
W plated In the metis and Major times the prewar price.*
newspaper staff to print all tha broken up nnd thrust upwind defendant* were brought hark
M R \WHERRIES
on hi* ballot:
• Whorton said that the board
new* they w ne aide to prove
and into n steel gondola tin from tile United Stole, where
\
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IIIV
. I UN, A pril II. (d'i
“
I
mean
thla
aarlously"
would greatly appreciate a liberal
Stilwell said thut Roundup -'C- behind it, while the wheels, under they were prisuuei - of war. The
Th e,,', i, •troiig riossibility
response from ibe public, parTHURSTON NOMINATED
[rompliihed It* mission ami ■nit neath jammed the gondola wheel- Indirtuient* ngoin-l th,- defentl- thut fn--li -t,., wherries will be
TO RETURN TO V. 8 .
tkulftrly by mail. He remarked
nfils will be seivid I ihIiiv
•
WASHINGTON, April II. MP)
fold up with thr satisfaction of backward.
remove-l i
price control tie*
that worker* are herd to obtain. —
Tin- Kemumli- , -unity TubvrcuTEHRAN. April 11. i/V>
President Truman
today
knowing that it never missed a
The American .uivivni. of the pile n ',-ng protect from list
Headlights of Isitn locomotive.
istiuti will
Major Whorton revealed that nominator Walter Thurston to United States Ambassador Wal chance to crark down on inju- Were smashed, holier* dented and niu.sscte who visited the scene obi < --Ii- i vecut i vr v lee preMilest Insi• an-l lli-ultli
in tha past year l i t meal* were be ambassador to Mexico. Thur lace Murray la axpected to lrn>e tie- of In Isiieb *1 stuff** sbo's. cowcatrhei. bent. The stand.ng " f Hie killings lo-iav ore former of the t l -M-l* Slate ( haml-er hold it's annual Hinting at the
few
day* • m i
given to transients, 70 people ston now la
Amtokssaddr to Tehran In a
Except for “ Stars and Stripe*," locomotive, No 1611. had ii one Lieut Virgil l.mc ..f la-xiligti-n, of r-inunerce I Ills report comet S«nford clinic n*-»t Tuesday eve
were provided lodging*, trans Bolivia.
A merica. He
Kuuimup was the only irr*>ca foot hole punched below
the KV-- *hnar h,ml of l.-eton. Mo. from no MPA official in Wnal, ’ ning. The meeting u open to
portation wa* made available to
publication mentioned In thr »n- boiler. The uorthlatund engine Samuel Holiyns of Sandusky, «).: lftg|..o wlrt -nyt Ins ngrnry ha* the general piddle, and all who
lh person*. 68 families were
nUal report of former Chief of had two front wheels derailed. Cnrl Daub of t -d.-l.r-mk. Pa.; Oiu-le ijuit loomnirndation. T hd hn> •• purchased Christutas Seals
m given 1.472 new and old garand workmen this morning were Kenneth Kingston,' of Allentown, actum is subject to approval by hold it meml-orshtp in tht* organS taff General Georgs Marshall.
♦ menu and 67 families war* pro
busy, under direction of M. Car- •’«- » n‘* Kenneth Ahrens of Erie, the Office of Economic Htabili- iiation anil tire entitled to a
vote. There will In- an election
vided groceries, He al*o said
roll, shop foreman, lacking it •'*.
ration The decision may be mud. of nffiror* fur the board of
that 6 H person*i i were
w ---------. given old
up and getting it on the track.
tomorrow.
direclor*, uttil the membership is
new fthoM* ChrUtmt* ordtni
HUI'KRINTKN IlKNTS
Tho two injured men were
urged (o attend and vote.
TO r-jr.1T
. . . . . f nmvMjvl
provided * JOI 82 paraona
were
token in an Erickson ambulance
7.20»
SOLDIERS
RETURNED
Tho work of the Tuberruloila,
LA
K
E
LA
N
D
.‘
Aprip
11
(S
pocU
l)-tariff
wa*
cut
in
half.
Mur*
racrnt
to
Fe
maid-Lnughton
Memorial
- - *
1
S_
t
i ^ fl i l
.
L J _ I• . ill
Is
eu lililll
NEW ARK. N. J., Apr. I I . i-F>
- GAINESVILLE. April JL (X )
and fru it
NEW YORK? April I L </U»- Association will bo outlined and
\kliat measure* may be token lagialatloit ha* placet] it within
Hospital
and
attended.
by
Dr.
J.
— The Federal Bureau of Inve»Ut U Major alao declared that by the Florid* Vegatoble Com Iftw power of th# present ailmlm- gation today announced the ar> N. Tolar, who said that x-ray* — County school *u|H-rlntrndrnt* More limn 7.200 service pirson* lh« lAtnual report will Ik- made.
ration
to
further
reduce
tho
Wation
Army
h*a
mittee,
through
il*
Foreign
Trade
Were being made today to deter: nf Florida will get together for nel are scheduled to arrive todav Th,- four main project* o f Tuber
R*i
real of Calvin F. Dullola in
cioaeJy coordinated with sub-committee, to aaaur* It* mom- tariff.
mine Injuries. It was ficst be a three-dny conference and eludy at two west roast ports aboard culosis Association a c t i v i t i e s :
the
University
of night vessel*, while 0.178 mote case finding, hospitalisation and,
Th* FVC member* have no .le- nection with th* cmlieixieii'cnt lieved that Mr. Calhoun had course at
local and data
walfar* bars Of an #van marketing bn*k
• irta beyond aaf fguarding thtlr of $20,146 from a Jersey City broken ankle*, ami that Mr. Dud Florida, April 16-17. Thi* renort triMips are dmt to del-ark from t r e a t m e n t , rehabilitation and'
with
the
producing
arc**
of
Cub*
i
bank.
DuBola, who had l-e*n
route*
front
G. Bullard Hint seven vissel* nt New York. A r health educativn, will tie present
fit ba
diactMood own crop# by "ataylng even” with
and Moxlco
aought alnce Monday, was * ra ley had a broken left ankle, but
to the group. A, B. Peterson
Tueaday at Miami. I-other L. the foreign products in the mat rested Wednesday night in S t x-ray* thia morning revealed no molts, acting dean of the Col riving nt San F'runeiscu are two ed
broken bone*. The latter hail u lege of Fjducation at the uni ship*. rt.iiOS; San Diego, Calif., will preside.
Chandltr of Goulda, chairman of ter of marketing, Grow point* Paul, Minn.
A* th* meeting is of major
aix vessel*, 677.
versity.
tha F V C **' foreign trad* poll, out. "W e foal only that we ire
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DuBola wad a teller in ths bruise) left elbow and cheat
importance, all directors and th*
T ;r .'
will hood tip Ih# conference dur entitled to a poeltlon wherrby our Bergen Avenue Branch of tb* bruise*.
general membvrship a* well as
can ba marketed at th*
Th* crew of the standing loco
ing which a cqmprahanalva report vetatable*
Commercial Trust Company In
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the entlro public arc asked to
level ee
the ■imported
opes,” Jeraev
motive
of
which
IL
E.
Futrell
on hi* raearit In*paction tour* of
City. An 11-state alarm
attend. A sound and color film,
the tndoatrv In the two neighbor he say*. “ T h ey h *** the Adtan- waa broadcast for hi* arreet o f 8 anfoni Is engineer were able
“ The Story of Tul«rculosls and
exhibit ing nations will ba given by La- tag* a* far aa cheaper labor Ja after he felled to appear at the to get off their locomotive in
a F'amlly'a Struggle to Conquer
on Apr.
time
to
avoid
injury.
N.
Sliilin,
concerned,
and
that’s
their
good
Monte
Grow.
FVC
manager.
A
Mexican
bank on Monday.^ He I* married
It," will be shown. Thi* film ie
group o f interes ted grower* will fortune. What we may expect of and the father of a 12 -year ol negro fireman, who jumped from
(he latest film added to tlie
the approaching locomotive, was
attend.
,
'. them in the future, we cannot tell. •on.
"During 1046 , 2.240 men, wo "other funds will be used to library of the State Board of
not
Injured.
All
we
know,
from
my
nernt
Th#
problem,
incroaautgly
Im
A maetThe F.B.L said DuBola hod
Responsibility for the accident men and children in Florida died rnrry on cancer research which Hralth In Jacksonville.
at 1:16 portant to Florid* end other do visits to the Officultural area* of almost $23,000 on him when he
cancer.) A t least a third of ultimately will discover the reuse
has not be*n determined, said o(
Bebool, mestic grower*, comes not only th# two countriea, ia that they -waa erreitesl.'
these died needlessly because and cure for cancer." *•; MEMORIAL SERVICE
L.
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a
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,
trainmaster.
have
the
tal)
and
the
cllmala
from
tha
rapidly
enlarging.
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"Tho Florida Division of the
(WARM SPRINGS, Go.. Apr. 11,
Charles A. Black, division super they iliil not receive adequate
produce. We do know, REqU EO T NEW BUILDIN
ports o f commercial
tomato*# Which
intendent, could not be reached medical treatment. ip tfmF. Thr American Cancer Society -need* (/!’)— Patient* at the Warm
f rora the** two eountriap baf.aUo
peoplo of Florida are ntobilixihg your support in ite fight atainst Springs Foundation will attend
. th#ir J T ‘ f*
TAI.LAHARSEE, April 11. ( * ) for comment today., *
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Bulldi
from th# present reciprocal trO#t- p rotsiM -fam U n d . w e tadly In T h . supreme Court
to fight thia moat dreaded of the disease- that hat been railed a memorial service tomorrow
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all dlaeaits.
The April fund our Number One Enemy. Cancer marking the first anniversary of
loo*.,
project,
invoivfatg
iroigatlon|YoUd
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k
tha
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binet
to
Cuban end Mexican
axphTtora,
raising campaign seeks $132,720 costa live*; cancer control costa the death of President Roosevelt.
asrLOVBM. a n u s *
FREE
AND
FAIR
— $2,000 of It will be raised money. Which would you rather He wo* on a visit to ' Worn
" V .quire a two-block arek west
under production condition# aa
Thtlr yisld al toe Bute Capitol^a* ^the
In Seralhole County,” Glenn Lin- g iv e? "
Contribution* . may be Springe when he wee fatally
they axiat in tho*# ooonlriae, to
. rreaae end their for a ns
WASHINGTON.
April
11.
it, Jr., chairman of the drive m a i l e d to Dorothy Crumley, stricken. The service tomorrow
hotIM
marhat thair product# in the
state* have riant the court
— The White H oum ha.
ere In Bemlnole County, today treasurer, or A. B. Peterson, gen trill be held in the chapel at
the report of Allied observers declared.
Unitwl State* at a flfura
eral chairman for Seminole Coun the foundation.
—
ugh for
who watched,the Greek ejection*. ‘ "A large percentage o f th'a ty.
#re enough
Whether
The represent#ti»#» o f Britain, m o n e y ' S T * •pent" to Inform
INVESTIGATION OKAYED
Mr. Lingle announced that the
RETURNING TO J0E8
we can do to
France and the United' State* the people o f Florida about can- Oviedo High School Senior Cto#*,
WASHINGTON. April IL
LOUISVILLE, Aor. I I . (A V*
have found that tha elertiona eer’a danger signal* so that they under the chairmanship of Ray Eight hundred C.I.O. steal work
not,' wa don* — Attorney Oenerol Tew t
the purpose of haa given the go-ehaed al
were "fra# and fair” a « Um can recognixo tha Cancer threat Beasley, end Lyman High'#-Ren er* are returning to than ,
W. tha
on tha
to deter- for an Investigation of the
reyulta are • "true and valid if it face* them end seek early ter Class, under the chairmOnthlp after staying out on strike
verdict" of the Grrak peoplo. medical attention," he continued. of Sarah I»u Brooks, would unite thro# month* at th* Itanry
dt hi
her tire Industry. An inquiry
in tha
alleged violations of the an1 The Allied mission declared that
"A portion of your contribu with the Senior Class of Sam- Machine Company pfeat in
preaenca of British troops tion also will bo spent to provide inol* High School to raaka thi* rille. Lost night the strikers
am aura, if trust lews will be conducted
tha
in Crete# hod "no effect Sarhet- care for Florida cancer phi
a Federal grand Jury Ip N «
drive a success in Seminole
ttod a wage increase of 1$|
rvev oo the etoetion reeulto."
be Mid and further etati
the good neighbor '
Tbrk City.
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NEW YORK, April II. Of) —
A dark horaa came through today
in the aaiectlon of a altc for the
headquarters of the United Na
tions. Mayor William O'Dwyer
attnomsred that
S”SPS.‘te SCS&fiBS-y;
Chinese Admit Returns Indicate
UNRRA Flour In Close Races In
Illegal Hands Japan Election
Freights Crash Truman Refused Kimmel Request
200 Yards South
To Inspect FDR's Secret Files
Of ACL Station President Declared In Letter To Former
Officials Deny Any Many Japanese Mark
Ballots In Favor
Cargoes Of Rice
Of Gen. MacArthur
On Black Market
Calhoun And Dudley
Injured As They
Jump From Engine
“Roundui^ Ilalls
A fter Four Years
Dissatisfied War
Bride Finds Home
Of U. S. Relatives
Pacific Chief That Only Committee
Had Right To Inspect Documents
Yank Survivors
Visit Scent?' Of
Maimed) Tragedy
Salvation Army’s
Home Service Fund
* Drive Is Underway
j
Tuberculosis Group
To Meet On Tuesdiy
Measures To Give FVC Members Even
M arketing Break Will B6 Discussed Jersey Bank Teller
• Arrested By F.BX
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$2,000 Is Set As Seminole County’s
Goal During Current Fund Campaign
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THURSDAY, APR. 11, 1946
HKtyMfp. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Baruch Gets Set
To Tackle Job On
jAtomicCommission
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Ilv NATH AN- UATlN
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AI* N'cwsfcaturcs V titer
Bernard M. Baruch. 7.7, Ur
Slides reprr*ei.t,at«e op |k(
the &tatp Experiment Staiiriii ani
nite*l Nation*
Atomic
Kncrgyl
( 'omniifxion, \n known cm the I
man uhote ufflct* it a p4rk Ihiii h.
In She. illy, u lii'ii h> wa» head
of President ItmiM'M'ir* World
War II itlibcr romniilte , starting
in lu li, h» u«o<l to holil„confcrfncc» ' aiiiil - frame '(Milkiee oA 'a
hritch in I.«faycU«~S(|iinrel ncrox*
the street from the White House,
rfiu'h op.ntn-Ks .«*»!» .'t hnracliit*
tialfT' llanich'ha* ;»lihi*tr h . park I
sitters temfurmnrnt.
lie has
htrn ireneious with ninny people
ami ill reel with some of them. '
He has K<vrn awiiy iperiititfion*
cum il millions in |hilnnthropie*
<* ll y
l*
i n< *.il i 1
M 'l.'
THURSDAY, APB; 11; B46 •
L NOTICE
THR SANFORD HKRAI.D, SANFORD. FLORIDA
A n unahrld;:*! dictionary prill,■
Vd in Drail|o require* 32 volume.
Jn&ARD coimcH^orHfeid
COCOA. (8 p K la l)—Olr*. ST P.
•w Haven and HartI has .a mascot, bpi
iials. of the ''New Haven1'
gabby know nothing about It,
two occaston* a .mouse hag
i observed very much at.home
day coach 92*1 tnroute to
nfortl from Grand Central Sta
in Neig York. Car 8liM la
iiT A T K MV '! ‘ ■>
•resident 6f th# Brevard County IK
iome Demonstration Council, ac- Si V S & ,™ ™ *s»TW
ordlng to Mr*. Eunice F. Gay,
UONH IIAV1NO CUAIKM Ol
iW ILLARI) rO N NO LLY
home demonstratibp agent. Other, i ■ ] ) r.U ASn.t \iJAI.SiT . M A I!
officers elected at i t w a i meet*
W.
A K tU A decsssrd
iatr tnciode Mr*. Wanaia Barr,
and required to present First Publication Match 11. I l l *
Oralno,
Mr*. John Jorgenson.
Grant, and Mr*. Charlea Pardy,
Babbits ara bom wtlhout fur. *
Melbourne, vlce-prcaidcnU; Mis.
,
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II. S. Niebet, Indlanola. and Mpi .
Stephen Foster wrote mote than
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McGUIRE •BRENT • BARRYMORE
other thing*.
And he admit* that once, act
ing oh a real mnn-.o-man .iiasis,
he utru.k a mail hi’d e.wn abus
ing ii call driver on H flh Av#-‘
nur, New York. He liuit his right
d u w ic a A e
Ottr Own Full Flavored
Jane Parker
FtlMINO.sosww OUVt* •aw lAHChtSn*
r nl ■»<«>
MARCH OF TIME’S
New York, 'ho started oft Wall
.Httert NS * htokeragi’ tlerk kt *•'(
a week, stmlird ytltflitick, began
Inyitig and •etling stocks nrul at
2>r> was nmda a paitncr in the
brokeing* flint he worked for.
lie iiltncii speculator, won the
resp.ct ef John W. ( Bet a-Mil
ium l Gates anil other* and by
the time he wo* M hltd gained
ami lost his first inilOon.
. (ining into gxivonimmit wmrk in
Phone 325
Report
IMIS CAN0I0 flCIlJM was ttkm at the immient aims eg the dMega lea
and Iticir advlrer* at the U. N. BoeOrily Cuunotl meeting a) 11untar
College. N. Y . pit-pared to (gave Hie. Council
ran'* reply on the Soviei-lrantun dispute Foil
an anncutive session was held, M which • tepefied eompramla* Wt
rrtent sacnird .trials Shown ore il. lo r.): Fd-eard It. Staltinius, U.
State See- ctai / Jamrs F. Byrpt*. If. .'I; Sir Alexander Cadogsn. Drill
Col. W. It llo-l-vm, AttsliTi'ip Orated). *ml Tiygva Lie. Ifnttirnaitom
-c.'t on tis e 'fl^ i- k a t^ W W lr iK i.
hlmsoff paid rot it Br*«;nii Irhatigf and pal must df hi* money
Kutopo. i „
dUtribullun "...
inl<> government Iranda,
HTL . _ I _ *__ 1.1—1 . / -___ ■iiistrrials shippa I there. |q_ W'ot
• H r J I, fl'U Llbg .he lOlbtMT coin
money that pwssesn
•
xecunit t* fiTws«ss«sl‘ l,> man. I f hi* own p
money hail possessed me. it would
Ha gpve it wav a million dollat*
have hern my master iust ud
’•t Chiistmns. I!'I2, in Army and
my slave." '
Navy and refug-e telief und othir
In World War I. ■< rhalin
reuses lynii .less than a year l4nd a
of the
he half dfterwar.l he gave il.lUO.IKlU
Bulk Dried Peaches
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(•RAW
-AXOOIA
OROEi)
pF
R C n#' I have «n .1 tiii.n
.miss
[bgforr. vuting i. a duty, not
•imply a privilege t«, l«> <-«ru-i»otl
at will. If you .lu tint urg inixiand Vote nii.l you find your elf
eHpfgsen tc<i by
ufftruik
un*
qualified, wbumi fnint i» it '
I iktlgnatv >uu u . my inm*
fiiutiajnr.
(.*• I
mh
(litm U
Thrre If. S. Navy submarines
of the type usid during the war
to train sub . crew* were recently
lowed l y o ' little tug boat Into
Hlu-tync'Hay in "Miami and.warued up against the municipal do. k«
after a harruuipg. trip from K-.
Wr»t. C’npt. T. II. Nep’tnaiy, 'ho
tug owner r .'ported two of th
sub, had broken loose etiioilv
•Jtd getting tlirm “ was like trying
lo lasso n rouple of whales” lie
sail he had putrhased in all. sis
submarines for * 10.000 , nrui sip I
lakeland's fine liglit and wntri
plant which me- lie seep by ntiy>ne unfioriutr iptu the fit)’ 'from
;hi north, account* for 8 ) cento
an th dollar o f city income and
absorb* only '27 cents on the
lollnr of expenses. The ho«|dt,il
income is 11 rent*, oc.upaltonal
licenses one cent, police depnitment, one and thit-r t.lithe cvnt*
and oth r suurrrs, 7.9 cent* an
the dollar. Taxes of IS cents make
up the other pan of the Income
dollar.
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Professor Zogi,
The jVlcglcian M a rv e lo u s!
HELP W A N TE D !
Profejtor Zogi, the nvngician,
canto to our town S:ilur-!:iy and
put on a performance for the benelit of Uie Orphanage.
It was quite a aliotrf Imimc
other things, the profi tor Imbl< .1
pili bn in hi-, hundv, and a-l.- t"tks
wli.il lh.)'d have In dtini.. M.i llo—
kins asks for bulIi until, atpl the
[>rnfc»»or promptly pours her a
rich, creamy glassful.
Then Zvb Collin < ti-k- for cider,
and out of the sante piC l.i r . in »
a mug of cider, il.-c llo lin. r t . .t
rails..(or b c rr-;and presto, f. 'iti
SODA FOUNTAIN
the pitchercomes a sparUingglasa
of beer, white collar and u]|I
•Mu*t goes to »how.“ soy* Poe,
astuiilvht>1, “ thul i, t.ikcs a magicum to ratiify .ill instc-i."
From where | »it, the professor
has h mighty gi*sl a r t ...one that
points a moral loo. Tastes diffev—
hoi people ran hate a fri radb,
happy time enjoying the hcxsrsgs
that each prefer*—and living lolorant of one 2 miller's preference.
I ill liauiniiH'
m m M Y S T E R Y !!
trrc
the
* ta * __
D O S T !
eet 4/5 qt. $1.09
VOTE FOR
Johnny Mack
H. E. M OORE
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
osour •
HONir
California Lemons
Fryers Breast, Legs & Thighs
Fryers Winfrs ................. ,...
Fancy Pate Beans .......... lb
Fryers Backs......... J ...... ....
Fresh Crisp Carrots 2 bunche
Herman’s Skinless W einers...
Friesh Green Beads ....... 2 Ibi
frORIDA
,4 \ynjrr Oral /'• Ail
Local Spinach 2 I b i ...........
Kiln Dried Sweet Potatoes.... l b ..... 10c
Friesh Local Hens (d ra w n ).....
Hough’s Dog Foocl — 2 lb t>k$
Young Tender Yellow Squash 2 lbs .. 25c
6 lb tin
MOORE FOR AU
MAKE A ll FIORIOA
FOR M O O R I
Swift’s Polish Sausage ..........
—
A COOO '
MAN TO SUCCIID
CAi (hitaiitl Mthf
Country Smoked Sausage.....
Spiced Luncheon
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loin
ItStMfss*
Large Iceberg LettUce - head
Swift's Brookfield Salvage
to thr polls May 71h ui.«l vote
llieie was.
woii|i
lend in the Imtt ries n
thn| the group’* , 12 these
were dorth <f<t».00t)• ra
TOUCHTQN DRUG CO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY!!
—Double Feature Program—*
Fresh Ocean Shrimp.............
Fresh Otcan Mullet . ..........
■Woke and U urpaniiin/
airport operating ..equip.
ninot. which x * . tstfeii from build
ing- nt the Titu>vi|Ic-C«>coa Naval
Aitpoit in recent month* i* being
i.t a r .o l mi I reitrvtalle<i.
Thr
Nuvy'.st i) hah the property un let
Ic .tc
but il is xpected to Is?
Teic.-t-i l May I under a lev-r-ativc
ip.in.il.
An ncrotmutirnl schn-l
tut- npj lied for a ten>c on thj
field.^Thc re-inst.illalion will fully
equ.p the control tower, and wot
5JU F. M
HOMINY . cRn
I'A I ATHA. IS*pe c i n I f — Ywn
y ip n Bgn. V. J. MAfar, assi*Unt
c oju ii tjr agent, xht lined^ thra*
now ns i t Pango’t, .trass from
t't^cer* and inlcsmen
OPENS—
lo $»i'nrt»ol#
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del medicine.1
“ It has nlWays brdn easy for
me to make monoy," Jia ear*.
"Why shouldn't l 'give It away?"
n is n i
lirctre
See behind the scents of the »uddctt flaretip
in Greece—tindrrbux of thr Balkan* ! I
t W N t m - plain • doz
Jackson No. 2l/2
on
Really Fresh! Phiits and Vegetables!
pailjn
Al'sehce . of binder hoy* such
a, « w n r in s d over the Florida
landscape during the last boom
in the twenties, ha* been noted
dining r cent ^Jrong trend* of the
real iestate nil*
markrt. w
according
to
ivui
w\u i »iiiik *»
the irM-arvIv division of the Floridu Stair Chamber of Commerce.
'Real estate turnover's today i'-t
;He »mie aro marked by purchxs.r
cash, conservative bankiyg, and
lin er licensing control ly a state
agency. The Florida ileal Estate
TODAY AND FUI(
DAIUNG* Hey and AI
ANT xvilh Suspense ,
during Martlk, whereas neatly ilO.COU unlicensed traders were opiratiiu: in the state during tin Isaim
la>> „f the ' 2- W .
,
iJirge Florida Oranges ........ 5 lbs ..... 33c
...
H, Fresh, Crisp Celery..... 2 stallfSfr..... 15c
Laundry Departm ent
. Smoked Salmon
W e U jd o n t/ M .
U. S. No. 1 Red Bliss Fotatoee 44bs .. 25c
Dei Monte
urge Prunes
Lifebuoy Soap 3 bars 20c
Iona Peas No. 2 can.. 12c
Iona Cocoa y2 lb 5c l i b 9c
No.
Sultana
Woodb’rys Soap 3 bars 23c
Staffed Olives
5*/i OK. Jar 37c
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iim roittpaa iiiiio
,
•
Ann Page
Plum Jam
A Malted Fbod Drink
Baking Powder ....... 9c
r kM *
No. •
Mexican Chick Peas .. 10c
m .u
w s it b
:
.
Soap Flakes • p k g.....8c
wrrH CHINA
* Jb pkg.
Mother’s O ats...... .
33c
.
Grkpe Juke Punch p i 25c
s pi..
Easter Egg Colors L i 25c
’
Motor
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’ Coconog 8 ox. jar . .. tit
A-FENN
Jar ........ 29c
H K A t m CLUB
Lax Soap 3 bars......20c
Sweeth’rt Soap 3 bars 19c
rmOADoo
Libby's Apple Butter.... :.
S*an Soap large bar 10c
JTUf Of UUti'liy —walk ll*
• f ' everything rl.r. Wndimc
wrnrlnK
appitel.
shirt.,
ik k t i end titlii-r it.m . I. a
ta»k w* run do fur vnu.
And the munai't in' wlih-h
our-wurk i» ptai.rd liy tha.'>r
whose continued patinnaRr
Wd injor, niqvttt « « mr
OCAL*
N e w inventions and develop
ments in’the “Electronic Age* make
it absolutely necessary you “check
o ff’ your electric w iring requirements with your builder and con
tractor. N O W , while your plans
are’ in the formative stage, make
sure you’ve got enough electric out
lets, enough wire capacity, to give
you the service you'll need in the
years to come.
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Ytuif ItK'iil nirii liiiiil i unit's f IIsi -
|mti«jiiizt' luin!
Iliil H In-tl'u--ii i liu|»
|U'ii t« .stock all of iliu ihin.'t-t 7«u a>'»
liKikinjf for,, conic to Orlaialo, yo i'r.
almii.il rcrtaiii to
fiiu l t In-in la . •'
NKW fatihinn-'* l»\ y»"t. >"ur famiK
and ynur homo . . . new thin#* that .tiny*,
■‘let’a get ready for pleuiMiit aummer hv*M|f—imloorif ami out."
SULTANA
The modern alore.,
in Orlando are now (|is|£nyiiiK wonderful
vhmp-s
variotlca of the nuwenl in fine iiualitY
3 a ft rah
Xk\ ........... $1.32
merchandiNe—thill#* you’ve liven wantinr
n « * .< * *
r M od ern ise
,
Your Home <
and ncedlnif.
Get the habit, you’ll enjoy
hhoppittK 111 Orlando!
With-flenty O f
m m m k
8 O X W M t » MW*
r * ........w «
X n .M g Y o e
If it’* new—and on the market—you’ll find
. It in Orlando I
itnds who
Igorous, w
a '., ••ift-t-.'ij" ',.s,
g n m i w m r ;** \
a fc* *V i 1-*
2 ttf-A
,
to our Good Neighbors I* Sponsored by the OHLANDO |(ETAll,
EUCHAN’rS
ASSOCIATION
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
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4*AGE FOUR
M
THB SANFORD I1KRALP, SANPOlH). FDORIDA
The &nrtord Heralfi
Newlhdus tries' »
Au THURSDAY, APR. LI, 104G
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I N F L A T I O N S P i t o j r .S T A l i f c a S t
At the mooting of the board of ilirectorH of the Cham*
i>cr of Commerce Tuesday night, Manager Ed IHgginn re
vealed that three different groups are interested in operaD i a W f r t . m s , at nt* r —t n in e * ing excursion boats for passengers on Lako Monroe and the
It U a l * H . t ’ U rU *. mmttr IS* A r t
St. Johns Riveh This is a most encouraging sign for it
shows that private individuals with money to invest are be*
ginning to realise the limitless possibilities of the scenic
beauties of the St. Johns,
' We clare say there are hyndredh of pcopla who live in
Sanford who never have been to Looking Glass Reach or
Blue Springs. There are thousands of winter visitors who
come to various Central Florida points every year within
easy motoring distance of Sanford who wo believe would
A lt * U t u r r M i l l * * , r m rt* at like nothing better thnn a chance to take n boat trip up the
• haul.*. r * * * l « l l * » * ■
a t river if they knew about it and such a trip could be con
l a l i r i a l i B H l i h r an* * ■ * * * « • a t
. l l a l a f l i a ^ a w ill ka a k a r *»4 ta t veniently arranged.
•| r ta a la r a l i a r t l a l M n la a .
Another suggestion which evoked considerable interest
nt the director’s meeting had to do with the erection of an
orange Juicing plant and the distribution by regular milk
trucks of battled fresh orange juice along with a bottle
of milk. Ifere, it seems to us, is n chnncc for someone
REGISTER! NOW
SOMETHING A50HT V
TRlS P L AC?;*
P o sm d E '-y
icrdfw your right to Tote.
1$ NO GREATER
J
LE5AL PENALTY FOR
STRIKING A PERSON
WEARING GLASSES ■__ •
6 ftUT IM
WEARING.
T------ ■|!" “
t — ir
|
—i ti
1____ £C
yeu want
GLASSES /
Siw •BrCMK
ll— f
1 |
i| striked
Of Spice and turn
(From The Atlantic Al, .
The man look* at lb>- ■
IS lilt
the
of dlsU.nt*
Copyright Trouble
fog
uii
i-'v:!'
tr-r gmst!
and ihat. lie lift*
tin; glu
tli.il m i l -
THERE IS NO GREATER LEGAL PENALTY FOR
STRIKING A PERSON WEARING GLASSES
There are no laws upecificarty providing any great
er iienalty; however, ns a person wearing glasses would
be more likely to be injured fromjn blow in the face,
the court might fake the fuct into coiisideration in
an assault and battery case. 1. "Uncommon Knowledge"
George W. Stimpson.
jiuI
sjiiiil
ll |i. h i m |li i
We bend every effort to cultivate—and hold—youi
w ill. What you think of us is mighty important.
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space:
noth .hi.i
to him;
FLOOR AND BRIDGE
rnn hooka in Japan
i ’ This sounds reasonable, but isn’t, because the market
for Japanese books in this country hns always been of the
‘lightest, while American best sellers hnvo always been very
populni; in Japan. A more unequal treaty could hardly be
|imagined.
When was this treaty made, and who was the innocent
i American who allowed the Japanese to put this over? The
.(Into is 1906. when the secretary of state was a man conUidered among the very foremost holders of the post—
‘ Ellhu Root.
measure ! Inca I
EDITH 11
•It probably was not regarded as important, or was con
sidered
a means of making the two nations acquainted with
S.nator Tipper dut -:. I vruCtlj
ii) he is a uiliillMlturt, Out hw each other. The difficulties of the Japanese language were
Lftiid pruiiably prefer to lie .mow., {apparently not considered, nor rights of publishers or
a little Irft of 1,1b ‘ml.
I writers. Legislation is full of pitfalls, and hindsight is
better than foresight.
UV MT ll 1, ,’f Ut'J 1.1 dUfc 1‘
m i n e d ! o m g a n D o Du* n i u i h » h
A Man Who Knew His Job
We were reading ubout the owner of an estate who
Miami wanted the stone wall around his property repnired. He
lltmh'*, «ay„ n huftdllnr in the wanted only one day’s work done on it and did not wish to
Miami 'Keralt. A marly JO aiilim* pay more than $4 for the day.
•
dollar toto' for th
month >it
"AM right," said the workman, nnd aet to work. At
March lrad* Fsrhian Wilson, real
ertat rdllur, to any, "Wild specu the end of tho second day the owner waa surprised to find
him still working,
‘ '
lation Is In.the eir.“
"What, you Htill here7" he inquired somowhat angrily
Wi »sr In iliu “ Twenty Yen'* of the man, thinking he waa trying to augment, hfs .pay
A Co" culumn of one of the HurMa
m w. paper a wtere Governor Hnr bargain.
"Yes," the Workman answered, "bocause I never leave
'ajcr formally »*pf*nrt| tlir
l.i ki *Muim v«ittt . kMr nt |»U» any job hnlf done. The pay I expect la four dollars, the.
Ahuliphim nl
uf
Sweep*
aO
uvrnli;'*
<>'
Secretary of Labor .Srhweilco
bach advocate* Incluaion of about ‘in
million domestic, farm and oth.r
tvorkar* In th* Social Sfcuriry
pp'Xram.
And of cour*.\ they
«I hhi|,| lit included
Thi lP _l- »V>
more rraion why on, wiTkct
tlmuhl be prole, ted .igniii-i I tie
haxatds uf i Id iigr ur uiietilpll.) •
itinn than uiiuilui.
You’ll Be
n tta rk -
<>,.
" l .i i u -
hats''< Up thi iiliolr ifii'.. dM .
plelty XoihI job. hv Tlinkrr. kVuttdv:
Whal 40uld lulir hnpu i.r.t !»•
them i f - we had Itnl till!, wmv.
"Tirev brsts hit* ordinarily is the
fellow that -ume uieniiier of ,1'ori
CtM* nppoiMfrd to Ant’ bpidl* if
W n l l,olhi", llyu.e, -4«y», - "and
it no more of „ ‘ hiH,* hat' titan
the rvpmeDtative m .uiutm win
a|ipolnled him".
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SEAT COVER*
•
USED CARS
TRUCKS
O FFE R IN G
& '
AUTO PAINT
Including
BODY WORKS
105 N. l*nIntel to Avenue
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At ;i i l
SH H
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TOMORROW... APRIL, 12th
AND
t’ Lhe ,mu*jtihns' union, h.i* m iw
'.Sul in favor of a lO-houi week
fthat'i ,right, ten h'un» uf wpik
. }n a whole n «* k ): Amt fli; ptini.
‘. eeiudi weekly ealarv f „ r that uinirimi of t*mk Would beArtciva»eti
fruit. I I DO la 1200, if- h e gethie dvnund*. Awl that may he
biw way o f <ntuuiuyhii: the iniLUe
to get alone very wail wuhou
O t e - Peuillo'* iiiusir.
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: .Vdi-1._
/■. Anuthci thing wfikh tho OPA
- fslie ta take inti) eoiisideraiiup l n t l bHretnx spout "huMing.th*
.Hff* nguiiut inftallim* amt trying'
[ lo maka People think- that the
thing i* no hlghir tbday
; than three yem-i ag’V is Tha mat-
\
m Ahead
IF YOU
—SEE US FOR—
AUTO PAINTING
SIMONIZING
BATTERY CHARGING
MOTOR REPAIRS .
WELDING
Kctieiary of litan. nyiuen '*>
r t iir r ii!
u WRKB PHtlADIlPHIA POIICI m ic him stsminu I., litu. nuiitile winv 1*1
• thedeuiiarotireinlng Ihc clian-je<!iM|>qcar*tire for Ihit-e doyr.it Mayui
Trtibinsn, afled 3 -.ihe child was *»fe and hoppy at tinm*
At right,
Mhlh* «b.iv*p|ciure.he Is shown in the ai m* »r hti iinrjr, Nathan Kievan.
* * Philadelphia merchant, wh. located the child in • Warsaw. N YhOW** A1
w,lh ■ rtS?rrtlV«. i* Amelia KMikra. Newark,
J* '*00 U being questioned cnncfrnhm » ride with a irurk driver, up
WhliJ Mayer apiicnr* In have been liken. When Intemignled «he inkilled that the did not kidnap hi* boy.
(fnternaliumil.
i
Stony
McupL W allet!
fice* and unnecessary bo.r-l
bureau* and comndstion*.
s t a ll,
’WRYNE5S.UIILLIPM5
PLiR N ITU R E C D M P O N Y
ill
it term* a* "tlu- must dnnx*rou»
urea In tho country", And they
don't im-iii. highway arrl.lent*
either.
; “ Itoom A n iiiiy
NY OK PARK. N. Y.. April 11
UPi—
Ties idt-iil Truman
will
juurmy ta Hyde Park, tumor*
raw to dedicate n, a national
shrine the hums and grave site
of Franklin D. It noseVeit. The
rrremonlcd will nuuk the first
uunivVrsary of the late I'rerld«'it's .hath. Mr. Trtiman, will
speak from tho porrh o f the
Ilounev It hnale. Ml*. RooHwIt
formally will present the estate
to Seerotarv of Interior J. A.
Krug. *
Regular S19.50—*22.50—$24.50 Values
YOUR 1 0.95
CHOICE I d
•Portraits of Distinction
•Commercial Photography
Phone.371
»*• , "
•Kodak Finishing
•Wedding Pictures
•Old Photos Copied
Tl»** ‘'dMl pwBonility" wallet which Emigre 1U
character na the occaiibn demand*, b fi glA tiiat any
man who get* around « lot willappreciate. With tho
detachable pa*a<a*e Inside, it'* a man-tUad wallet
for buebtem bourg. Simply remove thla and prvlolinhai a wafer-thin
for *ocial wear. Include*
'mMMr [protection and t t p le atorage apace for card*
tojatentpa. - ^teWf^atMUrafted. by renowned
Swank in genuine Morocco, black and brown.
_
EASTER
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at. LTUUnSJ)AY, APR. 11, )91C
mm irCJ_ ;;
TOE SANFOHD nLHALl), SANFORD, FLORIDA
I ipp ■ in .
•__
Social
A nd
Personal
I'A G H
a ...........
150 Student Voices ,
To Present Programi
i'•*■(».* i j . jim im
»'ir
Activities
m
F IV k
TERRACE TALK
BY
j
-I'FCEI I A Tin Ll’t K _
n 'CftO* in
Ill I ‘1*1111*1 (tlgO
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V
•ttVRii-AttmertjT.-ar’a
n n r n o ic i. a»'.
i. !• lit idi *ru» tn.uiFhg I.KS-'VOIU-. |ford ami author o f_“ hmi!U Tatta ; .N r * r * 1 ami * *nnt Beautiful
.
. ....... .. at (tie Semundr *Suith'T and ••Jliury Home To My Hotel” . , . TTm. are underway
l.igh .SvIkkiI \intiloriiim nt , '" Henri" ha* decided i*i make h*» (*' lime similni |tnbhcdv agent*
e.VUsi.-whew’ ft-uui«wal p».-gn**n|h«m<* In, Charl<»alnnk J*. Ih :uverd-,in ( hlertei. and l hiladyhdi.-.i . . 1
o.ii i«- nirmlitcU. The student: 'ing t i,vent article that ..pm-H... > l«i- |<**»**r *„ \\ K, KIlH’ltTJJ^H.SPAY
me -clee.cd on the basis **f m u -ijln the News and Couiirr . . uni 111IFF nml I.IND WhitFM. owner
Mr.
and
Mr*.
William
FddlcCamphcll-l.n»*ing Unit 63 of
*'lr»- _ L. B. ('rumlry.
Mn>
n l ability andmllingnes* t*i «■*, Ithat j, nU{ ,,|| , , , |l(, |||nn, t l and manager'
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>• C« Kricknon and Mr*. II. A. mnn, guest* at the Allnmnntc
the _________
American _Ijeirlon
Auxiliary
opernt as a group.
I adopt a 12-year-old Fuglob g .| i
Th*
" t yenr-o'.l Fnglnh witr
Spring*
Hotel,
left
for
the
north
Will meet at the' Lrgion Hut ut { At»n>lieth wire hostesses yester '
Cvtiyoiie t. invlleil to ill lead, jam! :ut eight year old English Is**, l*rid* wl,« .piiikly lanauie didlluTuesday,
J:30 P. M. Election of officer* ,la>' n/terniwm at a reitulitr bridtte
rit*:, invitation is being extend’ d]
J. \V. ||,\RR u,„| M[<- sinned v itll farm life it’ Ijie Sculh
will l*e held.
I party of the Sanford Woman*
on Uhnlf I>r all the teachers u-ni{||. d’ AVDE R l'i'K F It treated '* *" New York today looking
S l/r Glenn Swoffnrd of .he
Seminolo Itebekah l^nlge N». r tub at toe club hou*o. The party
ditvciiira who ii'-ist
no* 1st in the trnin-jMRK
train
SAM IIIGI1I.K Y'.M.W ,m I : for i
job
r nml a divorce.
lit will meet lit the Oddfcitow- wn* aponiorcd by the *ocial de- Const Gunnl is home in Alta
ing ii.’ i hr stuiicnl*. the |>r.» me !Ilfr *i*lrr. MRS. CHARLES WH - The girl . . . MRS. F V R {. Y N
monte
Spring*
after
three
year*
11*11 at m ill p. nt. Social hour pertment and l>eifan
at
2 30
mil
in
tririi
nf
Seminole
County
Texnr. to
‘ ARD I.IN F I’OSTf
. left her
•SON of Dallas, Texm-,
(o sumlav
H
in the service.
J t v i l l follow the - I n linen meeting. o'clock.
.it.Xrua will encourage tne pi.pt*. ilinncr in Orlando nml the |
bu.lmn.l in Snii-lniit , N. f . aflrr
w scheduled for 3:1.1 V, M.
Mrs. C. *C. Karl *va* nwardnl
in
thrir
inuet.nl
cffnrl*.
(hr
dl•pending
only
a
da
y
with
him.
'hint "Spellbound" . . . TH
Miues Kdna and I-iutn Chit
FRIDAY
hiKh »coie at bridye and Mr*. tenden have muved their resit L'ctuijw- -'■aill__.Them -.will— be—un -wwin,^-( :|(|Ir-will --tmrrrm—n"
■ yrx'.i'iituv III ll---Seminole County Teacher* Club
—LjULiti- uaa awarded—fir-t
tinny:** for tin* program.
fur (lir Celery Crate Friday
------wilt meet at tTtra-prnbrarSenm screrun prize and Mr*. K. Comp ttPfTfp-fraHiTJfiWcirHevenleenlK
t JtiHN I.FFhLFR <tUot«a* the war
Street,
to
I
(J
O
I
Palmetto
Avenue.
The following musical pro*mm itig at the City Hall . . ,
note High School.
ton setond wreeno prire. Apwill !**• I I f r i i l i i l ; "Holy, Holy. 'h,* Sapfortl Junior HiyxR
Iksh lo
L*acher •luide ii’ ’ hying she left her
Mallir llartuou Chupicr, P.A.It. ,u nii mate1)' .12 playem pnjovisl
Friend* of Gruver David will,
at I elide I the l-jondf , liusband o L i'i liu.lin** he lived
will m eet'at :t:U0‘ IV M . at the several prut;re**ion* of briiltr*.
MOVIE IUMINARY «n T I DAVI* hrld. her new g.- IchlM Pcnlse It*- l-.vlg
be glnd to learn that ha returned
ducalional Associatum Co-tv -n in a ieie-tmot. ia .in. MRS. I CJS|M i’ . Mnyhum Mtlwee n im ting
pome of Mr*. C. R. Lawton witli
Lodcr, u the 10-imwithi-tdd baby ■* ciiriiUncU at All ijauilj'Kp.s. *pal
The club wa* attrnctiv.'ly rtci.
“ The (in rn t'at hedml'* written lion in Tampa were: MRS. VV |) 1 ON al’ ** *-.iy »!*e ha,, heejt under
Mrs., J. It. Root find Mr*. W. B. united with bright .Spring flower, today from the Orange General
Church'. Beverly Hills, Cal. AD>> In aticrst'an c w. re the ftrv Pe:! rr! .1
Hospital
in
Orlando
after
under*
by llnhit will be sung by the STINK, MILS. RICHARD KAT the ihipri **uui lint liU’ band was
■ . BaJInrd ft* cb-hu*tea«M. All trlait*. and th ho*te*»c* *erved *piced
-Smith, who bnpllred the itilld. *cc« i (U r J em 1**1*-*, the young ler'a
going an operation there..
Seminol' High School Hire • Clu'* H.V. MRS. JACK BUHNKY. MRS a " t illin ' man when ,he mm let
Ftjjt inember* me invited to
Iced
tea
with
sundwlchr*
an
I
dad; and beautiful Hedy Lamarr?tin-1 ,uud mollur.
>l ■t<
attend.
with Mi’ s OiHc Reese Whittle HAROLD HA.MIL, MISS Kl.l/Y him hi’ t * t* I»diei” in Fugland,
cookie* for refreshment*.*
,x*i ie In- *ni: u g i i'll nil cruw
Mr. and Mr*. K. N. Mitchell
HFTH W1HGHAM, MISS Mil l
directing;'"Evening Prayer” « n
A
Cirele* o f tin- Sanford Garden
•u |huiiI witlc toe Eighth Air
aro
exnoctifig
Mr*. Mitchell's
ten by Humperdinck and "Mini DDK KICIITFH. PROF. It L
Club will meet a*“follow*: Arnica
cousin, Mr*. I’ alile Snares from
ro u e..L.o.ii'a
The girl ha- to|,l
police
Hu* Seen The Wind" written by TRUK
. Circle with Mr... W. P. Field*.
.in . • . and K D W A I I D '*.l* \It i -he
.. t nrn
rt>
1
doesn’t want to »return
llavnnna, Cuba, for a few week*'
Peach will be sung by the Grant* SHAM
Mr*. Porter Lausiiij; an*l Mr*.
visit.
England . . . but wants to gel u
mar
School
thorns
with
M
m
.
Golfers at the Seminole Coun divorce, find it job and *U y in
.1. L. Clark, Jr.* u* ho*tes*cs;
Escar Price directing.
try f ’lub the** day* Include: W. thr I 'rrttrrb'STTte-. Her Inisbafld,
Central Circle w ith . Mr*. Voile
Mr.
and
Mr*,
L,
F.
Garner
■ ■hividyn Mathews, soloist will ;C- PT.FMINfi. 71f\! SPENCER W A IIK F X U L I'OSTtjN. Is still
William*, at 10:0.1 a. m.: Dirt
have morml, . I heir
sing "The Second Minuet"
by j HARRY •TOOKF. tL W r SPRN tn tbe farm. He dec Ini vs. "I. ain't
4 CardfneC*_ Ciirte with Mr.7 J.
-Mr*.
MiltOu
M5bre'*ehW'7lia
noT|
(e.Milenre
fi
ram,
1001
Palmetto
l.e/ley. The Jiinior High School M LB** It I C H A It II DFAS. Al. ma*l ye l.”
ATcTKEufiT; Mnciuilin Circle with
Wednesday afternoon
with a Avenue to 20(1 West Sixteenth
I'honis will sing "Now The DiyM-YDN. ROY" W ILLIAM S, JtlllN
; Mt*. C. L.. Powell; Bo*e Circle birthday party for her daughter. Street.__..
day evening at the Mayfair Hotel ".’V"
'', ml , ” ’
) ton’t 1,1.mu- I hoo< hump- and
i with Mrs. II. II. Culemnn in- Mnrgnret, celebrating har eighth
when annual repotl* were givett. ” >>‘H;k ' *•" “ 1
•
,u Is Over" bv Itanuty nml "IH ms IVEY. ROY HOLLER, J. L. INC,. bulges iiiulri youi new clotbei
■ ..lend of Mrs- A. \Y. Kpp*.
This
Hou.se''
I.)
Iliabe
with
M
i*.»
LEY',
II.
II.
POPE.
KH
tVIIITCredited
to
the
effudi*
of
Uu
"T
.
Sch!
"
'
,
.
*f
v!:1
,»
birthday with an Faster . egg
mi tbe fa*t (li.it you just don’t _
Friend* o f Mr*. Phil Hair will
.MONDAY
Price dltcx
ting. Ilo„-tonI
Houston j NEIt.
NCR. CLY'DK.
lll'K
T , GFOIIGF
GKtlRGE have
T "
' y * m , * ^ , Ksi .-.i Pn'V
dlosting.
fl.Y D K . 1
1t’ KT.
! 4l " jy.
t gmsl
^
,
/ Ihli
I
memliem in the
Victory ’ 11 «•>
hunt at her home on Celery regret to.learn that she I* con club member*
figuiv,
1*M
*11 pul
^
St. Monica* Chanter of the Avenue. Game* were played and fined to the Fernnld-Lnughton Bond Drive wa* HW.OSd.
1
«>«; T. F. Mr- I i ,
. ’ U * ; i ' ^ 1. . O
Holy Cio*s l,"p:*.nipal Church the winner* of the Easter' egg Memorial Hospital where *he re Lucy Smith rrporte-l. Mr*. Mary
J,r
,ffinT^ TSmENnt t\,i."
|DA NIKI,. DR. A. W. KITS. I HI. I
.-.t, ;|(fe I, .bit- Y »„ ate wl'il
* mu meet at the home of Mr*. hunt were Pat Dunn and Sylvip cently underwent a major opera- Rawlins aniluunced that KIJITLKP ’
j,,-, ss
|
|lrtnrl.
1 hyllis Allen will *iug a sido.lA. M. EPPS. JR., I'll* *. L -1jmi i :i4* iIm! if »>•M VY-iitl .»
John Tnlurn. J.'Jo \Vc»t First P|amon.
lion.
wan •rullcftcii fnf
1 uU'lvulonif
“ wn ’
\|Umit
.S inmtlr'*
hy Kniiil I AUK. DH. I !. W AYOV
tn
fy u n x..u'v«* u»'t tc
* Street! nt M-Oj I*. M.
work.
||
« lit Ii u a it jii't
lint It S» ht»«*l ((iit4 i l»i!i itiljFIJ. (i K O l( (J K Mm I !!l I..V \ IV i
-l-nt f *mk|
itcfreshment*'of birthday coke
.
Meeting uf th* Wtimin. Auxll nml ire cream were served >'i
Mm, II»*h Brot^ii't* i oj»*ir t«*«l thu*
, ‘J .ii.i.n {(till
( , ^
m$r 'tL ini S«h--(" by S kM** » .u=t(*,n^
. . ‘ I ym *.
** I i, «r ■ ,■
- *i t , ,,»•
i r«» h<g
M r*.' W. A. I.«avitt and Mr*,
f!,«• '.try of tl'u Hoi* t ’r*i - i pi*..i|i»»l little guest* and "nil day and. I Kirby Fite have returned to ‘-an |117
been rc*'civ*
■* in ia*J
c’l 'l
MR.
uml MRS,
MRS. ANDERSON
ANDFRStiN ,,f
,.. ,,,
m mid
|5a? hn*l
hii.l lien
rtveivi■
,
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vitli M>i,, Ollie Ite.—. W biU bjM
lL and
,,, ion.le.
uji,,b. not
not la
norit
mid
with
.1
U .l fl'l-tu .-'I
*'"
I ’hureh wili te I rj.| m da* I’ar cm
— ■** and Faster egg*werq dis bud ufter -*•—
— **-**- for fees for the nurser) ,chuoL
__
I A|i*)pla at the HeiniiU'le ( bib ] every pri ..ii can *'lu-*k and baldirecting.
attending
the r-fi3rd
*ii
tiaixlei*
Cltlh
FtoMvr
Shoe
, ilh House nt M:. tl j>. m,
sing ''""d a y evening . . , She i»
th* once her own figto .* by pinper
It United a* parly favors, Tin annual meeting nf the womans' ft project -pollsort'll by tbe I'll dll,
I he eongtegalion
will
i lie
Veteran*
11 urc'onilng
•
Tu.-Mlny
home wa* decorated with plnl auxiliary of the St. John'a Pres ami the disbursement had been i t Ie' i "tint!,
u tin ■("imer AI.lt E FLDUR
Th* eating b.Tit* t*lu- p o|w ( M f
"S
lar
Spangleil
llantier''
Beh.niiitl of " i It** Crucifixion’' ro*es nml varl-eolored nastur bytery at Plant City, Ha.
f t ” t making the ptoje.t selfVlilwee ,i■i *.,(,i* • |.M«y/o r has Ilooked MOl.lh. nud uu'ehnuic’. -ay*
\NN
DEI ADur.ng the business
*es»i**n Mrs., Hay Inn n Milww
nil he held nt 7:3(1 p. m„ in the tium*. The hostess was aasislcd
supporting.
•
fnt the prog in. n 'DHIKRTS of BOO Fifth Avenue j FIELD. diuVtni of n prominent
At
onipaiu-ts
<
,
turn
of
iiffia
is
will
l*e
In'll
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inoft'o."
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Voi-u
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,
Holy C r o » KpUcopal ('huic)t.
Robert W, Meyer, S 21c, ton
by Mr*. J. S. Moore, Mr*. Sam
Sev.-inl members wlm attend and all member* ate lit god t • will Ih* Mr*. W. <1. Fleming uml; vw ^ ,nk , lty’ lo Pt'bliclze the' success -cho.il,
tlunn and Mr*. J. M. Cameron of Mrs. R. T. Humphrey ha* ed the state convention in ht.
-------------------------Jlis.s J i-iic Chance.
In raring for the children ami arrived home for a 30 dav leave Petersburg last w-t-ek-eiul repiiet ii’ tend.
serving refreshment*.
after* serving
In the
Pacific ed on the activities there. New
.
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]John llcnelt, i W r i l v it, tbe praThose present w ere:, Margaret Theater of Operations for over officers for the coming year'w ill KumnUI^U Silk* 10 1»C; \1 rti GpnriTP ToullV
iducliou
sutiiuL
like
Sigmund
a
year.
Ha
will
be
stationed
at
Moore, Bobby Reety, Hattie Ann
be Instalhd ut the next meeting.
1
-n
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K
a ■>
•* I
Freud on A loot Weekend.
IilY O Il l l j
L i ’ S n O t U rN
p () p r e s e n t K c c i t i i l
Smith, Sarah Jacobson, Shelby the Jacksonville Naval Air Sta It wns announced.
The theme " f the ,tory is
The Altamonte Springs Garden -’earson.
Ijirry Payton.
Gene tion upon termination of his
WOU'II
ii 1 i'll4
: \HD-t UMil
HOLLYW OOD. Apr
l l . i.Pi
leave.
'llw,
Ji’ilM
Si»y*
I
|M
I
«V«-|
Club held it. regului meeting Jatlin, Pat Dunn, Samira Dunn,
Tbe t o - l Pit—nyIrriau ihur*li M alt Disney has gone long h.m ' ,>ur
" * -tin.* ' which ...i.er.ns
11I
y
«
m
u
nthty
mui
tm
j;
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t
ibi*
I
t
~
inst week at the home nf Mr-. Margo Dunn, John Pennington.
on Ki»- 11, titgbl will hold **o ail m u
w ay nm l ln l| m ,y lum t hi- i|»* tn»> "I I■i>I* I hoin.Mr riiy n
_
m
|
'•fiTtia w bL b wii- brbl I
R. N. Milrlu-ll Mrs It J llundy i Sylvia Pearson and Randal! Lav- i Mrs. A, R. Key, Mrs. Harry
pit turi* Mill
mil’ ll- *i*rvi, i- that wiit featilii' an
th e
lo n u -h n iri’i L
w iilc r y r l
lln-rvn and Mrs. Paul Brown
l l o n t c s s l o C i r c l e evening nt tbe Woman- t tin*. on*an m il,i| i*v M r, Gvofc* M
presided. It was derided th s ; suiter.
live liiillri
fs it tI f
' hi i t i,»t„ S n K ’ii«lnre I h ill.
sin-nt
Wednesday
in
Daytona
.
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i
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r
n
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m
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h
a
v
r
.*
(he next meeting <>f the clu' , Atao Stanley. Coiaon. Vick.e
k it'd It\I I
T o iili). ac**oiling t*» an aliilonHic
The SpanUh tit11-(
\|iI i rnl|\
Beach
where
Mrs,
Ureren
nd*
‘rou
oag
e
-ate
S
o
t
lliih
ia
*1
t
*f
would In- held jointly with th* Forson, Melville Brinson, Yvonne
m *■* i i ■, 1 1•. ); * * Y In |i* **,: nl,
ilk* iiiii’ lrr
Circle \<| '* ol the First bap
i iie n t n iir u
x -n iu tu ii' M iiiirn l
Womans Club at the ( ..nimuni!- c u||um, Jo Atm Moore, Dorothy dre«<ed the Duytmin Beach (!ai • tist ('bun b 'met Monday afternoon ,,*.***t unit S n n f i'id \ *'*oi I'u ti! j
nf thp ih u i i 'h , whi» |m u i l i rl ]4| h «t’i|l|i'itu' whteh w ill hi*
liiiM 't-lf
den Club on '‘ Bulbs For Cential
r*-«-d.
d
e
tiv
e
il
fm
m
tin
al
House in \|vd.
, Brewer, Marty Campron, Jackie Florida.” Approximately 56"w o at tbe home of Mrs J. 1~ Lie on
•Mil lliiit rmiMi nUvnyw uu ini|*«u
of n l>lm»«'y fr u t iu Aiul
x.iy
Ih»
l.*n»!
u***
• i»- ! v|M<"illy
Apnroxhna*e!v !s member* a; Cameron, Tommy* Russell, John men at tended the meeting which Park Avenue. Mr- Lulu Millet*, Is u -e d lo w ftiil *l*-ft ivm g ex In til |mt t u f it t h ill ch M?r Alii-, t .tk i» ‘ \ aw.Miutrd I'jvati H u l l y » M in i h u h . u it f i ■U b i ib u
tclt (ihulies
I*,
t
fo
i
a
siim
m
e
i
t.,»ii-i*|MMv
tcuuetl tin- meeting.
j Fit*? and Mary Helen Fite.
• n uiIiIihI -iifinfii tinc* ut 1 ji«* i f \ (■hinifiiitl Huh Thtmia^. thi* Du *itful
w tii lit >
Enlistment
was followed by a luncheon at chairman, presided.
l homo * .i> a, hi O 111’
chairman. Mr*. John Courier, Jr., ,,,f'| } U r * M 1„r June ......... - I ................ « Hie keyilole I. te,..,.,ny ...... ......luetbm will be
Whitehall.
i hsi! th*' art Ml Ill'll
..| I
i
til,. ..........
,'hi.hD '.......MHH'MKMiilloii of Ilk’ Ih III ;n v f-..m th,. HrilkK **f
who reported that. member* had
Or| ti'll phll!lt*S,
IhlH
yaan
,
Sh „ .' m -D -M »H.| thr hop.* Of hf. i t. hilkl IhMill|i| Dmk
j Mr*. O. P. Herndon, president h<en continued, introduced Mrs. ll'n , f i
h
Ilirvo ii rt,i,
v " ,i n\in*sslt
t
‘ Th«nw« *iyn the way H.l
. elret of the Hanford Woman* (’ layton Smith a* n new member. W
lit D.iVloim
•> '^’ -'‘ I
Mr*. Mary Hall talked on "What x*. Ineii. bet» aUcmled th* ... .1 Mr, Tuol.y
|Club: Mrs. II. Wayde Hucke,, pre»on the sjaff o f ! '" " ' hi. c*.worker. Disney ml si
dellt; Mr*. George Bridge, pres Baptists Believe" and it wa* an-’ Ins»
; 1hi' church, hcmvIii^ ii* i 1h*ii »lh
ident elect of the Seminole Coun nounced that the circle would jjrc.
--*
— ■jiT flo r nml oruniilul fat th Hhfh
ty Federation of Womans Club: •ent a brief program Apr. I* pi
*
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-* I i t . riii'li of lh«* i hint k Aitd \
util
it*
noils
fti'in
fitirtiHHiT
. ,,u* vou .k i. t. .ne
,
| Mrs. II. C. Moore, president; unit the County Home.
'Ixtcnled in the Sanford
V .
1
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Mihv
aiiilliiit
"Ai *It D
the \on
*1I"o
m.} r inan wuri f» jf tv r 11, A f •4r *t»i* |H»r •iltll I1
the
merlin!
i
m
_g
Mr*.
Charlotte
Smith,
past
slate
Those
attending
! li'w Ilf |||t« '%|tllJlli!5»i' A -I
I
Furniture Co. Store
ihu Ipflile'e servcil
j president
of
Florida
Woman* w.re: Mr*. Jttari Hull, Mr*. J. y4r
«rri* *it» oilman. Ih III * wnltr *nul.
! Clubs, have returned from a Biggs, All*. W. L. SloudetimlrNfDeshment* *Tw*w
\|l
I nil |*\ MH«o||> |tla>Oil mlV
(state
convention of
Woman* Mr*. M- T. Haynes. Mm. Clayt. ' **•»• J" h'' M lr',' • '{ "
■.•I f hi kt--p* i m i \ii't^ si I KtlimlpJ
Club* held In loikrbiml Wednes Smith. Mr*. John r’ourlei. J.
'A ^ x , 1.
xi"
iin i rii| i liitin j ,i| Ji-'lili. («Wli'K|'|
‘
.Mojd' i. Mr* It I
day, Thursday and Friday of Mm. S»nfonl S. Ibuidnev. Mr
McWhortei. Mm. 11, M Pea**.. •i lit ! i IM*f pMrtft.iTIl \a71 AAf’ ll |P
last week.
*M. rumminjr, Mm. H. D. William
IT «>4
V Klimo*'| srf rSti ll f O|*|
Mm. J T. Newby. Mm. Lulu .Mb ;jMr*. J. A. Smith. Mrs II. II iH‘<*§*! n :h i >i i a *| t hi i 1. i •-h •11ii t a. 11 tl 11i l l i* (
: Slaughter. Mm. M y r o n Smith.
lor
ami
Mr£
J.
LLee.
A t the disposal nf any residen t o f Sem inole County
Mr*. IL R Beck. Mm Vlmmit .\|Ur rd Ilk ill- ill’ III ht^lir
•lAMiii U h l Mt- Toithy hnn uol
Grove* ami Mrs. K. t Harjicr.
Also Sirs. A.' C. Williunrs. Sir .ikiioufiietl llii* pi oa»rain the will
THIS SPRAYER CAN ME RENTED
J, I*. HotUcInu. \|,
W. ( ’ D, play Ko.^fi i lii^lif. i«* L prohfthte
nt the rate of $1.00 for 24 hours
Cnursey, Mr* K. t 1 Iteulon. M*. y i itB'i* of iii«' iiM inhi'i- of ihiu
Peurie. Mm II I
\ bom in*l - |ii»* fit »|fi itin sy dI ii mrhkl *d.
list (hurrh mat at lho home
|miawisrimlricn of ........ . Th- Bd*
Sirs It V Rand dI
VIt - |i.’div i »i*.*k *.f*Tvill|f !**“
Mr*.
Jmicr
(.urneron,
7)4
l-autel,
)iv.
m ,.
,
,
.
.
,,
.
,,. ! study wns given by Mr
it must he returned clean and unbroken.
f t n i i i i < at ih r VVtkh1* I 'm k I*nhi Avenue, Monday afternoon w,ith Smith
i* i • r,|t
ll <I o h Shi* i r<rr»t* I v
‘ Mr*. II, St. Pearce, circle chair ’ ^ ji(
bus incsession walln L '.l \ I f luDflf nf thr
man, pr**iding. The devoliotml I
1'• •rmI■- #4i*|iti** >*f th«* Ariieriitio
<if i.l *.f 11*ifftni-ft*
|»t
litmi ItllT l AB'OiixH
*fit*
"UOi.fi flu*| mi*IIV proof- who up»>« m hm Kila i*
r« 0 TM in MH M R fc
AS ArriAHINO IN
nr*'*- ij|.r fjee hum it* **■ill lakp » !•
vtA'iniM* of this opporlunitv
Afail MADIMOItIUI
1=
nliMtYP K «d e r hv hearing tHi*-‘
»»roi*fAim nih| rxten-K an Invltntiofi »o all tfi Ik* pti^eni at thi^
SO C IETY E D IT O R -
Cecelia Tn.li.ek
n
— TEI.E, NO. 148
Social’ 'Department
Has, Bridge Party
IjOCtCll L a lc n a a i
Pe
TSOTl
ah
n;i * n nn Ann..ni
Weslsiclc 1\T.A. Will
Reports A t Meet » ■ « l>rosranl Mect
Margaret Moore Is
Honored On Birthday
: 1 “i ,wsa R fsS m-
V
4 . Altamonte1Springs
Gardcin Club Meets
‘Dtstino” To Be
Newest Disney Short
At The GARDEN CENTER
^ THE SANFORD GARDEN CLUB
Will have a SPRAYER
Mrs. Joder Cameron
Hostess To C i r c l e w
CIM. N.. .O ljon ;., «.n d ^ L 'r,X ” ,r ;S '.S - T
.. .
ltojrers Snvs (’owhovs
Are Not Pantywaists
I
%
M.i* I V\\ ''t)|i,
1> i " u 11 *i!
j ’i •
I hiu i
ro w b o v
\, rtl II. t/J»)
llo>
•ItlillMf of
|{o|»rra,
l"’
it* oil’ * tlM’in*'
r titn *l»t H rrri'ii f*-* ho ys
inft
’ ot* 111*tr nan* vw’iini-r Nviih r iLa«*
1 ■= *u«*vlr ifirl
Thw* b*fctg two sides * » everything, Joonf!
MBUr p n wnti A m i bortt to (union M> *
Nl
the-rvn.
VV
flamel* , * . sporting, o f c i M f o ' ^
s \ \
* a long tipper down the back.*
iM ft
M
U
r_ *
■Add ta that a wide nlf-cow’
eSed ball * •• d # tp CAfrf*f
plu> vn prau ad^ n at, ond
•
you hove the top In Jxmf
lor fashion!
U firth,
Graen, Blue, Yellow,
*
. y. «
f,
•
i
«nd Kory.
I
'FLAN A L I N
IN O ftlG IN A t
D ESIG N S BY
i»f hernc*k
in tips ■WteHt*
Pin t lirillers.
S*> now. Thomna ha > gone 1
r-«r tbe .,tl.i*r **ile of the storv
First off. linger*' *creen »wcclI err1 Del Kvgn*— *av* Shetmei
t* »•11 wrnn— In his statement tho*
real i-nwlwivs never sing.
Say
M|»« Vvar**:
" ( I f rour»e th"V do. I —a* ral*e •
on o ranch in Uvalde. Tex**, an
we n*ed to listen tn the coyvboy'
slog every n'ght."
Rogyrv himself I* mually ent*
phat'c in refulin- ShecmnnS a*
sertien- that mu*lc*i w olern* ac<
ju*t n fid. cSftjra Hog»r*:
“ What's pop *o excited about
We've been making musical t*#et.
erns since 1932. When din* a fa*'
atoo being a fndTM
ttn-r •* Bilnxll* Bbermnn'a state
*ot-*it *lmi the rn'vhny -tar we
* -tit I- Cln-lrlUH.
But. a*vRnv "Wti»*| | —>** two vear* old
" e moved to n (arm pn,| I learnad
to ride horse* bareback. Be*'die
some of o f " be** rodeo *Ur*
come from New York and N*e
Jtrsey. A feUa doesn't hnva lr
come from the \Ve*l lo be a good
cowboy. Hard work is what di
It.”
SP/i/utuj SBlootnin’
1
dered and (parked up with bright while ruffle frost
ing . . . cop sleeved for bare-armed beauty. Whjte
only In sixes 9-15.
Glided Lille.
*:
The
mm,
ii
r -F
.
- ■
•rr_s—
-- •
£±L-*f •’-•fr*:* ,
humming
bird
doe*
not
*..
lo flatter your nice young figure ... all eyelet embroi
VOCABULARY FOR HGU,
Rlug Feat
Price
Baggy Bag ------ Girl Will
l
*40% Woof - 49% Karon
f r r i e 1' " p *h
Here's her stick coeuol frock .
o f y v a a y p a itll wool Vs roy oor
frii'ii *.
Itofh hair tiiVfn view# oppo*!**
,*n !hn«e *‘ r prtM|iir«r Murry 8brr
h* in* il!"tl
lb
■( t|A " f rfr*«»^,i bimllv In Atf
Mrciatkil I' m’ ha f lolly woof Onllirn
i*
Mob Tlmntaf rn-m Unif p* r
J ttR irA
�THURSDAY, APR. 11, 1910
T H K S A N P O R l) It E R A I.D . H A N K O K D P Ix D ftftM
»_ m m i .i i i.
THURSDAY, APR. II. 1M6
Classified Advertisem ent
Sanford Herald 't o n into
e than 5000 home* in San1 Mid Seminole County. If
have something to Ml) or
you- will -find- that' a eln**tad In the*# column* will
the moat people about it fpr
least,money, Phune.lIK or
n
Bainta Lear# T o met row
Manager Ray'Blade* and hi* 8.1 Paul I
Ity LEAGUE EKVICK BUREAU
Manager Thnmi* ha* **nt hit
nine -up against the Palalka
Arab-**, the Deluiml Red Hat*
ami the Leesburg Packer*. After
the game last night hr dedans!
that Sanford1 w n by far tho
‘text oi the four Florida Stale
L«airui> clubs hla Indian* have
Carroll U|i»nr started for tht
>cd* and - ujjUuiJ -/ode . I nning*.
However, Blunc was nUkeil fo
eight hit* which wei* good for
v ir runs. RellsvInT C-vrroll at
the beginning o f ’ tbe fifth war
Jerry Dvorak, u rightbander oh.
Iiu**ftl ••Upw us. i ru.. IliroraU
acattcml six hits but the • In
dian*. bun.-hed lham only enough
to push across a lone run In
the ••venth,. eighth and ninth
fm m M .
Dlanr failed to I m u j
a single free puss while fanning
thre«, Dvoiiik. nllhough h* walk
ed two .snsrv-.scttt-'V* jnnlana
«lown via the strikeout roulo.
<’a*h went th o , entire gim.*
for th* Indians. He fanned thrv:
Feds and walked *1* batsmen.
Hostilities began In th> se:on:i
when douhlei b " ltl*nc nn I Lang■ton and a single hy HUveiinsn
' accounted for tw i runs. Tho In-
“ '‘•"K .'sris
sa t ■ S w a -s A ta s s r t r t J f f i
‘
|m7#
x„,.,
, 1
.rr
For the lnform*tton o f bas*to3
fans wb*-i*ri*h to .have the^San
ford »*heiuJ*, lik .M M ^ a**naWfl
wa tuggeat th* foRowliig bs d ig
pad out and put In place for *•
fer.’nca:
,,
•
Apr. 1 4 -a en fw ^ .et. D e M L - ’ " I
Apr. I 7 - 8 L Augustin* ah Sanfon
Apr. 18—DeJfani.ai Baofor.1
Apr. 14—Bsnford at DeLagd. ■ ,
Apr. 20--SUnford at Hi,.Augustin
Apr. I I — D«Land a l 8wvr*fA
Apr. je -p a y io n g ,ab ganfoftl
last on thi 8L Paul exhibition
schedule, the dub goes direct U
Milwaukee where th*y *pen U>«
American Association flag raee
Wednesday. Following that.*# iaa.
thi* Saint* move to Kansas CHy
tor a stries thera Imfore finally
>i riving In 8t, Paul for anotltar
series with the Brewers of Mil
waukee.
Th# dub today can be conslderstf In good snap*. Tht. toe*
of Paul Schocndicnst put th* Uam
in a tough posit on at first base, Apr. M —U M t a r i at Sanford
i ut' It hat bran announced that
8t. Paul h it acquired th# serylee*
of John Douglas, a first -sackar Apr. 2P- Orlando at Baitford
from Moblla o f in# Southern As- Apr. 30— Palalka .at Hapford
J'l:
a f ia
MJNG WALL
& &
W C Y
f m mix,
Y * * ABOUT
Busmstf?
W H E ilT
0 O IW T E N T
ADVBKTLyrrKS
W M EM O VS
TOTR.‘WORRIES'
that Hanford had mustered a
goo<| deal of hitting power and
should fare well in league play.
The Feds go into action ugaln
tonight against the Leesburg
Packers and tomorrow night thsy
entertain the PcLand Red Hats
here again. Although w* have
received no definite xeport* from
Hanford official*, Orlando reports
Indicate the Senators will tangle
with the Feil* here Saturday
night. Jim Payne will probably
get a starting assignment to
night for tha Ccltry Fed*.
FLOYD A
Special Agent
Sanford
PHONE
932-J
3
‘Utlon.
.
\
»!
Douglas I* a youn’g sU r from
ral GahUa.
He
ijerai
name*.
ue hit
m i .588
. " " t. one
w
year while with Miami In the old
Florida East Coast League. He
went Into thi Navy anl came
out In tlma to hit . 3 » for Mobile
last icason,
Tht SelnU hava also recstlH*
another shortslon. Lou Rochslli
from th* Royals, Branch RUkejri
International League club. This
will probably throw g h o r t a t o p
George Hpears out o f a b:rth un
the regular*. Spears would be a
handjr man to havi, for Inflald
utility purpose* hut h* is a young
man and would be far better off
•i'ssst
Neidson,
S
ldatr,
of AMERICA
Horn* Office, Newark, New Jereej
itterie* A Battery Charging
I. B. POPE COMPANY. INC.
r i n l Hare - • . . i s o r .
,
t,u. » i i
. It so* a t • . *■
nil), ilru til Ku'
I j«*V i oiuolta.
PlMiitcd i'x n th fi. a h o fl onoris. and
s.rtnrt
SFminttte CaptnVes
11 To L Win Over
Face L iftin g Begun
SmyrnaBarracudas
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Apr. 11. (A*)
—!!,stork Churchill Down* la ha«kig its face lifted for this year's
Kentucky Derby on May 4.
All lower clubhouse box:* am
being elivated, 280 more ar* be
ing added and a new, toUlixalor
lx being erected on the Infield in
front pf th* clubhouse.
In addition, new '.oungs*. patio*
and entrance* are bring built and
a new coat of paint prill he ap
plied to the clubhouse and grand
stand. As usual the flower* along
th* Infield will be in full bloom
when Derby Day roHe around.
JACKSONVILLE. (Special) —
Homo product* will be feature*
of a luncheon to bo prepared and
serves) by tho Duval County home
demonstartlnn council-to mrmbers
» Seal hula n l — ~ HO 042 3-11 cf tlia county school board, county
commissioner*, budget board, end
l?.w Smyrna _ 000 010 0- 1
other* April 6, according to'Mice
Peail U fflt U , home agent It will
tu center of India’s be (ho first evtnt of Its kind to
be held since 1941.
HOLTSCLAtV VENETIAN E tJN t) CO.(!AIyT. C. HOLTBCLAW. iRulimU. Owner
]005 E F ou rth St.
It FAIL'S A CARD
’
FAIRBANKS. Alaaka OP)— A
bear ransacked Alac Hngland't
cabin on Good Hope Creek near
LIvengiMxl and Apparently wtth
good hope for hlbt mating on a
pension the bruin got away with
iiagiend'* social uecurlly carJ.
Neighbor* have «uggMte<i that.
Jqnrau territorial authoritie* bo
n «re
i
Tcuchton,
R esidence.
U P H O LS TE ItK l)
fabric*,
in S a n ford ,-n t-Tp'urhtoM th u g Go
—
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P f.r r t
N is i'
Kllgtit « .
Urtty
ntrhlil, Hlsi-I'li*i u-.el.a. T r s v Act.
|i. Hi T m»i
i.jtti
Sour*** ■ml
ilook.
Third liar*. — 3/10 Ml' -I
, tHrrcisd I I hall l l . H f l » . « h l » l
Hllvej Hnn. Illm Hide. Cmnn.ld,
Hooked. Town hallv, I.Und> Hu.,
Ntobawk Itrou* .n il \> »< « Hons.
V .lir s h lt.e e r - K * 4 .H I»I
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fo o tle . Dan.ha iturn. L u c k y .UP**,
t.urkr Htrlo. lied licit «n d Iwickv
PAINT EXPERT
FREDERICK
E.
-Rucm-and-coI*>r-pUi)i>mg
- — W rilr-Pr-O —Htrr~ f s l viiahu. gweflino. puAnpaa
Kea-lae-Wa and slietin*** FW-yugMor rV*t}
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life
Savings
U pr*.
'
EARN g<v«l income tcprcMMiting
Avon cormetirs ** advertised
in GoikI ll-iuvckociiipg. ^Writo
FRYKR8 freshly jlrcsscd. -avail.
I f lire iri'ak«'nut in tho plait*
abla dafljr. fendr-Fry Puultiy, "Naomi •ffillinan, Hid iiruadwn>'.
' vcoi liif, rlianiT* on* >i*ur hoti*e„
2284^4»anford .ticiiue, - iUo.oe _ Oilamlo, FluF24.
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iuilii fiiniisliing* will lm that fir»l lb
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Owriwr- rlfnps uattl
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OTHES
uMl *U*t|tlp a »»I«ir. II 9mrn mtr
tidllari^el
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*|HJl'iit h* ^4 MnUr^ «l»»r In bRftl*
m twv.■>di»Nli\i*4 ua> u rN M tm l
COUNTRY HOME Near Sanford.
AWN mower wanted in
^ Vacant, move right in. Two
condition. Phone |*KI8-M.
l^story, 4 bedrooat*. 2 -bath*.
So Hu) ‘TnHMtbri incUuling notdmatic electric water heater, ONE automatic FrOno or Slip
Pan—% nr 1 yard —to use with
VVeatinghousa range and late
tractor.
Murray Jones, Route
model Frlgidalre. 1.40 acre* on
t, D.-Land, Fin. Phone 7P»-\V
paved street. Price $H500 term*
ran be arranged. Phone 002. SOtiKEIIELVFS for .hutch Hbr.iP. O. Box 111.
. ry: Phone 652-J.
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l*ni lim ps I'viImi
CLEANERS
GUAR
A N T E E tliut you will
fitill nil of your lavnritf lb|tVirs htw, Hu!
\tf till ItIIV1‘ Hlllllf " f
l Itr'lll . . . itUll Wf 'll li •
utir lioat to mi1 t li.it
1 Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins
A. B,, C, 0, E, C and Rt. plus UVER. IRON.
Calcium Pantothenate and Hiacinatridr.
• Yf»u cm nrvrr br stir* \* w ire pi ffim; cn«»ur,li
cvw niijl u iiinu ii up i« %* * **«. stti'i'M iim nt ♦♦••r
ilirl Rtlll Intot n t|ii iiililu ( >1 v> . • ru ‘‘i*. r ">l
•£jio«t %Hamm »!tlun m ) ' >i .ft Ju
t*i I ha*
mint lubit in )nur liiuii) im bi
e e d
R E P A IR ?
Furniture Rebuilt
and Recovered
For reliable workmanship and
prompt Hcrvice on any make
or model . . .
BE HI RE . . .
Call men who know HOW I
P A C K A G E STO RE
AND UAH
.You. furniture will b »’« id>if\v will weal bcttei tiim .H
wh, •,,ir rHpnrt* trlmilil an-*
res’." ei 1L
Only tile fiuusi
\ NU R SE LO SES FAT
ccin-li action
3 % Crl d'mraei wlHiee' # * »n l l t
m ntvim ls
u-ed.
V
SA.'ELY AYDS WAY
PH-I..C- I I I. fill a free -stimiile
Bauer Badio Service
118 S. Park
nc,| choice o f
matvrln. .
Phone 29
Viuit'tIf it lilitula made In fit any size wintlown-
SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
ILL BUY' 2 or 3 bedroom homo
in quint community or lease
option bad* No agents plrar .
P. (). Box' 207, Sanford.
102 S an ford A ven u e
Owned
Free l'.Htimsites
Wood and metal slats — 5Hc sq. tool
I ’ lit
nnd. O pcrnletl
hy
U'.paitiiiw — Rt’flnleMiij?
E x-servicem en
SEMINOLK YKNKTIAN BLIND CO
E. M
SI.
I'hm ir
W alaH tr •
rqalalela Hare)
Map
So-wi t»uo*r.
...
War
I'rtc*. I.urkt Ulrt: * Ik*. . HHin
tlurrk. A m is ln e and T»unton Ulrl.
GLASHAKE coffc percolator*—
we have them. Htnnley-Uogci*
Hardwatc Co.
Xlalh Hac* — jt'ia Wllei
lO s iis t t'lriMa llrrki I
n,> t i l l
llr*t Ixtdy. Oyrn*
'ly'aalu m
Plint Lit*. <'ut*> tw o ,
Wltma. j*rrv K- and V tlllle llob.
Trata Mae* — a/ia MlUt
to Gounlv, Agent N. J
AS
m the VITAMINS lot all the family /
:il7
K lek lh
LO AN
• r% 4p»« (Iprlm* IlPPe* U h IdhI lr * l
Ill'll we «•* III* <s Ift ka* rfUihlcil |fc«*»t
!♦« Krrti ttrll ;♦«*•**
1 »W Mllh|
i* t lf I 'f f e r nflpr puking lllk klRl*
|rm| ni y **h u»-i i « « r **»•*•**»
HRING THEM TO UK
FOR SATISFACTION
RADIO
I'LL buy yout .ar. regardless of
age or condition.
Hoy Resl,
300 W. 2nd St.
B AND
•*#nf r rirtf.
B. B. Crdmiey
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
n
^
intings Arcnunls
P OF SEMINOL1
Insured
.
I p To Jy.UIHUMl 2(M» Magnolia Avenue-
MODEL
W ILL pay highest price* for used
enrs and also wrecked nnd burn
ed or old car* fo, part*.
Itntliff & Son* Phone 237-W
P. 0. Box 1170. Sanfonl. Fla.
BLOOD tested turkey egg* 63.00
doxen. Mrs. W. J. Doyle, Dox
_.6H, Osteen.
1-or U/y4. IktOsea'p ITU*.
\VK CAN’T
SPECJAL this wtek— Large fresh
Florida egg* 39c a doicn. Pui^ n etto Grocery, Phone 441
HOUSE trailer, che.
Box 1214, Sanford.
kl-ins* tuU, flush out polsonm* w*Ma trum
• IN S U R A N C E P U S S E R V IC E "
JERSEY <ow, gives 2'-j gal. milk
dailv. Mr*. O. II. Frain, loingwootL
' milk cow and heifri
le C. Mute. Box 14
I r imliloo* fur m n 4* r o n . Dn*n'o *(..
'-par " M *n4 will hJTtk. i* S a il.?
ANDREW C ARRAW AY AGENCY
EXPERIENCED help for part miHit . Let u» Irllynu in doltara and
time work. Apply ut R. T.
NCES 82.00 bushel dehvered. - - t ’m VAN Co., i l l E. First at. ^uiLi hiiML—liSlltt il_4iill coeL tf
have North America's
W. I3ir4 Phone 78S-W. "
Jrpriulablc prtileclinu
LJ /J
XPEUIENCED biKikkcept-r, Inly npain-l Micli a dimiura !• SjWpAl
)42 SPECIAL ileluxi- *-d<Mir
or gentli-man. Give particular*
I,,.4. No ol.liplir.ii MmLvL
Plymouth sfslan. t brainI new
in niisvsiimg Box 22, c/o Hertire*. .20,000 mites. Phone ST
aid.
or 119.
8 PIGS nnd 2 fre*h row*. 1‘honc
County 2603.
°(JI Ixtans
\'>x
•F I IA Loans
l£
©Our Own
'SB t *------ .vJIs>
• Ixian Plan '$ ] FEDERAL 5
r<uuge« with ifBMlnf and kumJn* mom*U * li
ikfft i| eomiUuM wruM «uh
your
or VU*>er.
, 'w ‘
‘ ' w O t for IkMo'o
I |U«. » iilmulsst jiurrtu. U M m n w lillr
We handtr *11 type* of property Insurance
. (Q ils iH s R i r r i
. lu p l i l t , M»V II*iM r. fin k txss*.
« r * > i 'v » »
Hu'ar H tjv »r r
It*Ward Mr. V-Mail *ni* l> in«. ..
BUSINESS SERVICE
DODGE - P L Y 3101 I II
PARTS AND 8 lilt VICK
109 Palmetto AVc.
I’hnnc 1011
8EE US fer carpenter's tusds—
,wc have them—at the right AUTOMOBILE and radiator* re
paired. Wright and Cohen Gar
'price. Stanley-Roger* Halil warn
age, 21st * French,
Plxjie
1009-J.
T M S T E IM iU N D A Y
D IN N E R
SIT. WANTED
Roast 'turkey, all th* trlmm n’s,
$1.50. r.c/ Johnson'* Rc<l Barn
ant] *R«staurnnt on Highway W HITE laily want* h»u*c
17, (1. minute* from Hanford.
or nmtrrvilty cwpl*- * *»•'
tiailer nt 12th & Palmetto.
YOU DRIVE IT!
PHONE 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
in|ur*ncr
Your
F«»rd Denier K n o w * Y o u r
,
PIIONE 200
all Btllidea
iravea Ave..
Hghway 17,
ROOM
H. JAMES GUT AGENC.
Liquor Store
203
M'wliCH BLOG.
P H O N fi
70 A kO 48
:ir_’ SANFORD* AVK
____ Bv PAUL ROBINSON
It’s o Mot ter of
Com m on
Sense.
In Tiro Coro
•T > Y‘,H .
cof TYpany.
W e offer fhctf p ro
tection !
llc-d
Strickland - Morrison Inc
srashcl Bturchcd and
618 MclIonVille Ave,
P0R RENT
F ou l
J
^
j1
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U-DR1VE-IT. IN(~
MISCELLANEOUS
Rangia, limited quan
FLOOR HANDING
tity; apartment house ranges and finlihing. Cleaning and wax
at 697.50 delivered. Write ot ing. New flbor* surfaced to iht phone Modern ARp.mit^xrlnC., feet inn. Old flopfa matlc like new,
428 N. Orangi Avc., Or||tnJ>,
II. M. GLEASON
.
Lake
Mary, F in ._____ —_
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I W IUTE Hampshire
LAW
NS
mowod
with power ntow
from1 B00 egg strain,
*r. Phone 779-XJ.
Grade. 6 , mo. old, will
$tt lb*, a*. Make an <
lot. Ph. 463-W.
llto incrcdtcd fiumbor
cl coft on the fond incrcatct driving harerdt.
You can bo financial!/
iscure aqaintl thorn if
you arc fully protectod
by a policy in a tound
l ECTRIC
coata la
SLADE
Interior Decorator — Designer
Over IS ycai> In Wlnlcr Park, Fin.
trie*,
Lrocatelles,
dama-kr,
jAnitatlou leather and ill ipery
“ *tric». Arrangement for cartaga tf work dasirvtl. R. S.
Drown, 2911 N. Oran<te A r t ,
BOOKKEEPERS experisneed on
FURN1TUBE. For your furr.i
Flunouglu Machines. Permanent
ture
need* see Walter Bca’
pos.tion Apply in |* rson or bv
at Blather's.
letter with rcfetence*.
Fiirt
National itiiiik, nt Oilando, Fla.
M.
nsrt
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Contents
COLORED girl* for laundry work.
Experience preferred. Seminole
Co. Laundry, 819 W. 3rd St.
k.ttr.tiieO.
DeLand
Phone 197-W R cfore, Noon
irlti—gtc..
TW O, (tractor*, goiHl comlilion
reasonable. J. L. Parham. ID
1, Bpx 80, Lake Monroe Cor
ner.
Day
Sawyer ml
GalaeeViH
Liquid CAPUDINE
I GIRL lot *oda fountain at Lancy’* Drug Store. Part time or
full time.
r
• The Seminole 'High
School,
Sunday gams* ar* Indlcalad I Celery Feds . trimmed the New
Smyrna Barra elk) » * yestartiay in
Utt coastal city ,by a eepr* o f, 11
ift . 1, i The ■-locals pounded cut
sight nlta o il Adkln* whil. Goot
Another, depart
logUtary, Fed mound*man. limit
■tftuHng today U
ed,the Barracudai to four ecatlions. Each day
terld biiigle*.
ittaent.a rule ijei
Singletary, who also triple«i,
fanned four while issuing three
put. (3f:,the f m naaaat. Hi* opponent, Adkins,
fanned f l n . p f th4
and also
walked three men.
Dye**, the other Fed pl*U star.
flM *Kd
• double. McCrao
doubled for New Smyrna* only
extra base hit,.
Th# Fed* will play th* Winter
Garden
Red Devil*
tomorrow
afternoon at the Municipal Park.
C A IT A IN AND IU
}« o r * by innings:
of the past dominate th«\ 14 offep• i *
,
slve departments most pfUn dlsW ILIAM8BUKG, Ve., (A1)
etuted a* being Indicative of a
Hooker of Richmond, VKh
player’* v|lu». ~
Jem (elected captain of. iha
Hero la a c»psu|e record’
(lam and Mary baaafijl
best individual otfcnslyr
thru etx year* of loop pUyt
B.st batting average:
Daytom
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Tha dally double refunded $42.20
and th* dog* w*r* Now Me, win
ner of th* second, and
Lady
.tube, yk tet in the third,
tho
comb'na.Ion was 5-0,
Chicadse an I Kar.n Kay fin
ish. J f in t and second In tho
•iath to (a y a quintals price of
637.80.
.
T O N lG lir S e n t r i e s
latlon'a cjIIi t .
d season with
“ ■Y
**
LONOWOOD. Apr. 11. (Spaclal)—The Eleventh Annual Lva
lue 1 Florida Greyhound P*fby will
be run at th
8anford*Crlando
i K a n n e l dub tonight, over a
17/10tha of a mile course, which
, will be followed Saturday night
with tho running o f th* gon*ola‘
Uon Derby which will bring an
end to tha Grayhound racing sea
son her*.
•
Tins* two ev. nt* will bo run
over a 7/l«th* of a mile court*.
Poralbh winner* appear
C.aina
Coonty .GUI. Wilma or
Usrantum,- who
finished
3/8th* of n mil* <p**H‘ Ylr
io ia*v 0 ,
out the gruelling jm er* for~-tho w
7/16th* of a mil’s fl|s*«i*e«
Inky Mae and Larry Boy should
take tonight's dally ncuWc, with
y,0
w__
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f f 1
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tom
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R K A l . * E S T A lK .H R O K E It
FcjlYoarsYounjer.FunofVlhi
COLOR SPECIALIST ->
Consolation Derby is
Scheduled OnSatr_____
league individual nfremivt t*.
rorti* from 1930 thru 1C41 whlclf
the loop closed down “ for U»*
duration" i» the fact that 8t.
Augustine aKd Orlando hava yet
to-produce a record-holder.
Sanford and Daytona playir*
jutvl* wglkcir"and stole second.
Silverman
x'ngled
to
cenUV.
sending Jarvl* to third. V«rmillion, hitting for UDnc, workad
C'o»h for a fie* pas* to fill tha
sack*. Sharpe scored Jarvl* an
Silveiman with a lino *ingle to
left nnd took second on U»4
throw In,. Bryant groundwi out,
permitting Rosenluium. running
for Vermillion, to score. Brio*
came up and cleaned* the sacks
with a home run Insld* tbi
park, Shaqve scjitTng'* In froltl
of hlrfi*. 'Lake walked an i Lane■ton filed out to the pllehtr,
However, lake stole second and
■cored moment* laUr on Don
Xaapela single ta center.
Hanford added another pair in
the *lxth when Bride singled,
lake
douhlril
and
Langston
|
Are Favorites.
••
tnerican
Aaaoclation underwent a final workout thla m pm lpi.il
Park. ThU afternoon they are packing thatT 8*V*\Jr) ptfpaiauon
Daytona Beach And
Sanford
Players
“Dominate
Titles
*"»•
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
• CUSTOM MADE Wooden blinds, wnn'itroof. Nd'
metal alnti uaod due to climatic conditions. All type
blinds repaired- Free estinuitist.
*
#
H ELP W ANTED
JULIAN STfeNSTROM
.........
-»•
Cooney Uirl
j T S -SPRINGTIME O N THE RIO "G RAND
FailToProdnce
l. *
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
|0c tier line for pne insertion
UHc per
07t per liar fhi six in*ertlon»
K f per line for 26 insertion*
, Minimum charge 30c
Couni & word* Id o.‘ line '•
Including phone »nd *ddrc*«
HEADACHE
i ■t
l GOrFA MA)d£ THE
fCBTTS S B C L W E lC f
H OUSE • IU . PULL I
S DME T G O C S I t ) f
A V S 'EM 7WJN*C u
a _irS
W f4 A r A C E YOU PCO'JJLIFJG,)
£ J 3 0 U N D F O G .«J1
j
(.”
o u a CELLAR, IS
P L O O D E O .^ C A L L
a
S O 7HAr*£> WWV YO U
VuSHlE A C r i N t j SO M YSTTFf?
P L U M B E R ^ -----
palu n s
/ T F lh — l A P A R T /
[SIS THERE GOLD
with - $ ' ftrlndows,
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
BALANCING
V « > d t»
.. ink Tool
Ttart Thoee T U a fi
G E T OUT O ' H ER E
WAIT. YOU
B E F O R E I ' TH RO W /* N O T HIT
.YA O U T - - z>— - 4 p L D FRIER.
METONTO/ME HELP
7MANKG,
THANKS
A LOT.
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THURSDAY. APR. II, nft,
T H K SAF^FOItln H K R A I.T ). S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
The
cost
of
thi*" Wnshingtu.i Monument was $1,300,000.
“ Where Customers SericTTIieir FHends’
HOME CONTROLLED
i^or Ilmt-PrCnmcr Moment
FuUlfiiit pmioifs one—
201 East.First Street
Sanford, Florida
Friday and Saturday
AUJfNSAttONJfcil
Rjinlww Production., Inc. Pretend
■i* HENRY TRAVERS
MODESTLY PRICED FROM
a*d PVk I(I ky
l tO McGUfY
v B j& L 'f l'* , Ih id u d u U
April It The Month Of
Hit eyee downcast, Lt. Philip It
Wetntraub, former Army Judge ad*
vocal*, bean the decision nf the
court •martial which found him
entity on two charge* of.bribery.
He wai sentenced at Fort Jay. Gov
ernor* Island, N. Y « to six yean*
Imprisonment at hard labor and
dismissed (mm the army for tak
ing money on the promise of rav
ing accused deserter* from long
sentences.
(Jiiitrnaiioiiel),
IM-A-M-O-N-n-S
No. 1 POTATOES
FRESH PINEAPPLE
GREEN CABBAGE
Little Yellow SquaRh - m9l/zc
■*•« ritor ■'
White Onions - 3 Ihs - - 33c
Kiln Dried Yams - 3 lbs - 35c
Western" Cari*ots
Iceberg* Lettuce - 2 heads 19c
Fresh Fla. Spinach - 2 lbs 15c
• CASH
• ('MARCH ACCOUNT
• LAY-AWAY PI.AN
• PAYMENT PLAN
Coining Your Way For 3 Big Day
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES!
GEORGIA SHIPPED
DRESSED and
DRAW N:
Pork Shoulder lb. 33c
Pork Liver
lb. 21c
Fresh Pork links lb. 42c
FRESH PORK HAMS
WHOLE
lb. 35c
SHANK END lb. 34c
BUTT END
lb. 36c
Pork Sausage >lb
Cottage Cheese lb
Mince Meat
lb
Cold Cuts
lb
Sandwich Meat lb
BACON
FEATURE TIMES: 1:3r— 1:0:»—«:40__9:17
ATTEND THE MATINEES IF POSSIBLE
HllD by Milwaukee police, Joseph
Varga, St-year-old seaman, told
detectives that he had o wife In
"practically every port." He Is In
custody on a charge of violating
probation In an abandonment case
involving the mother of his six
children, lie admitted having seven
undlvorccd wives, but stated that
ho would divorce all seven Just to
marry his children's mother, hli
common-law wife, (fnfrmallona!)
SERVICE
O N DUTY. 24 HOURS DAILY.
IIPMC
erinsn
SERVING
HOMES,
i SHOPS
DUSTRIES
MOUNT DOHA, Apr. II. (Spec .a ll-T lie 1J, ,S. Aitny Kmritiee-*
will bsvo n complete e vhlblt
‘ “ " nf
i,
- ............... .. j Florida
Including hyacinth control at the
m etin g of the Florida Water
way Congress' In the Community
Building at Mount Dora. to.
itin tn
iif.- jr ir r
CIGARETTES
Engineer Exhibit
On Display In Mt.
Dora On Fridny
tn n iw v
Ctn
a r .u iiiR T T i i . t r c i :
MUSTARD
6oz. Jars 15c TOMATO JUICE 46
BALLARD ’S
Flour — 5 lbs - 3:
10 lbs - - 58c
Pork • Beans 25c Crackers
BABY FOOD
or> at the Congress.
A remarkably Intareallng sound
SUPER SUDS
Turnip
GREENS
Ljye Pkg. 23c
No, 2 can 10c
Among thi other distinguished
NORTHERN
s COUPON
Gen. Jaroe* H
TOWELS
‘r
•
•
•
•
COOKING .
REFRIGERATION
WATER HEATING
SPACE HEATING
AIR CONDITIONING
RoU-9c
CORN
reaU mon
***
M l list
NORTHERN
Pitching of Stoart,
I Mayo, Sara.ota^r
will b« In atten-
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In U n ity T h ere In S ’ r e n ft h —
THE WKATI1KK
To Prefect (ho P u re of th* World'
To Premofe the Progress of A aerie*;
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erlty for 8amf*rd.
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vo lu m e
x x x vn
Mild Irmprralur# Saturday with slowly rUJnr
•rend Sunday and Monday.
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1908
" S A N fO R D ,
FJaQRIITA,
FH 4D AY . r A T O I E l J T - V J*
J
Conservatives
Get Majority 1
01 Jap Votes
Coal Miners* Strike
Is Felt In Europe;
»
Harvester Workers
Ratify Agreement
■ —
By Associated Press
Labor concilllators this af... JM SEUBTO making a final
• effort to avert the schedule
‘ strike of 8,000 AF of L and
CIO sugar refinery workers
on the cast coast a t mid4 night tomorrow. Meanwhile,
tne effect of the coal strike
in the United States is being
felt in Europe. The UNRBA
“
Court President
Halts
Trial
Of I nearTOKYO,
Apr. 12. tAb-r Jana__
conservative*
apparently
Army rersonnel1vote
—
In the first poet-wap elec
lion in Japan.
MOUNT DORA, Apr. 12 (A y ~
Directors o f the Florida Water
way Congreaa have approved a
preens*! to create an ‘ all-Florida
legislative committee." The com
mittee will be made up of one
■• repreaentatlve from each federal
ly authorised r im end harbor
lA or flood control project in Florw Ida; .
Thla plan wae presented by
Major General Banderford Jar
man o f Pensacola, who -le retired
from the United Slate* Army.
The recommendation tltit th*
new group be formed la Included
In a resolution adopted at a
round table conference of repre
sentatives of federally authorised
Florida waterway project*.
Tha conference waa a fore*
f| runner o f general ieaslon* of th*Florida Waterway C o n g r e e e
' luted at Mount Dor* today,
chedok
w new group will try to sec
that hll approved Florida projheta
be completed as soon aa possible
and -will alao make an tffo rt to
get other prbjetta' approved by
tha Federal government. The new
committee will hold two meeting*
• yoar In Florida,
heftilgwwL, ...JPP,.
* Canadian Wants West
Indies Aa Security
Price (ontrols Over
Strawberry, Rasp
berry Crops Lifted
M/3. F. B. Dyson Died
Last
Home
nil,
f«r
Manuel Carlos Died
Points, died in V local
. t a s - ,
thla morning at fl:U or
French-speaking had been ill for several
and confined to th# hoapltal
i rout*®* PolnU out that
doe* not have a
'’ Sr.4* * , . -K
S.r. 1*.
CtoadUns 181# in Greece, and eamh to
for the Sanford from Orlando about Ip
iB P "Pouliot
grsk
,
from
SB
ftvin& Feinberg’s •
Father Died Today
Felnbenr, father of Irving
of Sanford, died this
tt.. ftl'.OO o’clock at hi*
Quincy, Fla., aceordinT
received by Mr*. FeinV
Mrs. Ruth Carlo* and one
at
Mr. Truman's promise to fol
low in the footstep, of thr late
1'iraident Itoosavelt, iwlii at homo
and in world affairs, was given
at ceremonies
Jr.lu-ating
th o
Roosevelt Hyde Dark estate as a
iiatiiuuil shrine. Speaking on ths
t first anniversary of Mr. Roose
velt's death. President Truman
said:
"M ay almighty God, wko has
uati-hi-d over this reputdi. a
gr w from weakness to utiiiig .
give us the wts.oun to ....
in the way of Franklin i>. lk o »
*elt."
Mr Triiiiinii dr. lun-.l tlia
wh.. have
suitm-.t
|‘n .
R.M.-evelt it. tin. t gnve.ll111 lit ran t*r*t pa) h"iuagi- to .»
mrmory t>y til ir dr. *U Hr poit.*..
r.l out that Mr Roosevelt's forng 11 poiit'v 10 'gnize.l Ainrnrh
-..I'-iiih duty towni.l iistioiis whu-a
Ihsvr l.ri'n wrak-rted tn the tleath
p tiiigg l. against
tyranny
Mr.
j Ifllluon -Mid Ur air drtrMltltle«l to
t fight with all uur strength for
these principles of inti-i national
rooperatiuti.
I'reshl nt Truman,
dtvi-UAstng
"iiis tic policy -anl Mr. Rihis#vn '
.-r gram
r ngma.d
lira
•• 0 frith Hint the government
• *t for the U-nefit of a
f.-w. ' u for 1h weiMain floor library of ihs former summer "W hile Heusa.
1.* o nil the propl-.. lie IrnWed
• •> ugi in i h
inversely of the president .1 death. The estate Is under Uie jurfethr *w ,)ou le is ation *p so.*UicUon of the Interior Department and open to the ptibPo foe
»*l by Mi Roosev.it. jjs. Jr..map
Inspection.
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f/nr.. r,-f..-a/>
Idi'tiarefl Gist these very sathr
|prinriple- apply to
legivlaUrut
a«,iiring full pro.lurtion, full rotploynient. a
healthy program,
Siwlul Security, an educational
program-, a veterans emergency
housing program and a
longrange program to provide home*
for all Atnerienus.
I’ lnln people all over the world,
said Mr. Truman, nvognilr trial
j .It wa- argelv tw-rnu-e of Mr.
.1 *rzw l
|>,.i Roo-evelt t fust .-ivilii.t'lon hns
Price Ceilings
Changes In Zoning Ordinance Are March Sales At
Or Citrus Fruit Approved By City Commissioners Farmers' Market
To Be Increased Ordinance. Will Let Extension of Rail Spur Show Increase
A.* B. Peterson, formrr co
The Lions. Club ladles night ordlnstor of the'Seminole County
buffet supper and danar, orrln- Defense Council, end ration Imai-lj
ally scheduled for Wednesday secretary; Jack Ratigan. repre-!
evening
of next week at th* aenting the Junior Chamber -f I
Seminole
Country Club, will M Commerce, and W. G Kill«-e.
held Thursday evening instead chairman #f the Board of Cmmu !
in order that members may at Commissioners, will addres- a
tend the opening home game of public meeting called by women*- (
the Sanford Baseball Club with organisations of the cmiuty m ;
SL Augustine, it was decidrd to order to stlmolstr Intel >-.l
hi
day at the meeting of ih* club, voting in Seminole Count)
upon suggestion of Al Lyon.
The meeting is scheduled tn j
Porfer
Lansing repo Get! th il
take place In the Court H»n--. , W A S H IN G T O N . Apr 12 i,V
th# .Lion sponsored Junior Base Monday evening at *■:30 »Vli» k Tin- O ffic e o f I’ llr e Ailtninisl - tball League waa getting alang and all persoh\ interested'in pie- lion I imIi i )- lilsilnseil that tin- n i l
fine in spile of lack of equip sent pollltical trends nre urged ings on ornnges, lemons and Inn*
ment, which, he falcT, was hare to
Mrs. Ixurinc Beul, I gcrincs will la- increased rliuhGy
tn be present.
pri
to secure. He said that Lion* supervisor of registration, lyill next week. The official, however^
were doing good work as umpire* also be prestnt In order <« ll'ked Glut his name not lie n-• I.
at tha late afternoon games.
Mrunwhile, the Ol‘ A Ims itanswer questions concerning re
In behalf of the Seminole glstratlon.
mnvi-d price controls from I I -t
Sportsman Association of which
i Ida's slrawls-rry and rn-|il>he is president, Mr. lin k in g 1
_
_
_
, . crop*. The price omtml, w-<
thanked the Lion* for their >10
I'ftnl “ Her the Department
donation
toward clearing
the w
. v T. « a " k a *w
' Agriculture estimated tht* yVYckiva River of log obstruction*
N ig h t A t
.trawiwny ,,..p win i„. ir. ... id
and wafer hyacinths. He pre
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i 'lerceat Intgrr thun ln«t
dicted that a check of >300,
Mr*. Fredericit Bryant Dv* -i I Tl' 1, “ FA .ant tin. will t ,|
appropriated bv the State Game died at her home, 1All Mellon 1,1 h,!"K “ vailnM.- .uppln-. to-.. r
and Fish Commission for
ylll# Avenue last night at a ik) into balance with demand
purpose would soon be forth o'clock following a short illnr-*
Tin- official's nniniunoemetil nf
illrv
coming from State Comptroller
Bom In Kelly, N. C. Mrs. Dv-I the ceiling hike on oranges, t.mLee.
son had lived in Sanford for tho j gerlnes anti lemons, said that the
John Bhlrard reported that the plot >7 year*. She was a mmi |increase at the retail level wouli
county's Mullet Lake road project, ber of thf First Baptist Church., bo only n fraction of a rent a
a progressing and that ■a
Survivor* Include the huebaml» pound, lie Rta^«*<l tlmt producer*
«
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i .
mm
as
I o o i l i i i , , . ■■-..■il.l ft...
. I . .I ft... ... m
uld be completed soon to the and• two
daughters, Mrs. Newton ceilings would Ik- raised because
•reation park In which the Lovell and Miss‘ Annie Belle Dy- of a legal requirement calling
on’s will sponsor Improvement*. •ont two sistors, Mis* Myrtle price adjustments • upwunls us
Applications of Edward Shin- Porter o f. Wilmington, N. C. ntul farmers' costs increase.
holier and Dr. II. Z. 8llsb» for Mr*. iW. P. Parker of Wilming
membership were approved by ton; one brother, Q. M. I’nGer
the membership committee. It of Knnvvllle, Tenn.; and t three
HISTORIAN SPEAKS
eraa announced. Steve Robert*.
Wauchula produce buyer, waa a grandchildren.
MOSCOW, Apr. 13. <>V(- A
Funoral service* will be held
:_R Twister" D»ek tys- at tho Erickson Funeral i ' >01# 70 year old Russian hlstnr an
gue*
it y had a very aleck da* a* Sunday at 8:00 P. M. with ihe ■ml member of the Soviet Acad
berrj
far aa fine* were concerned.
« Rov. W. P. Brooks, Jr. parin' emy, Professor Eugene Till'S,
o f th* P in t Baptist Church o fft say* Ihnt nil the Soviet Uninn't
dating. Interment will be in activities in Iran, the Balkan*
and Manchuria since the end of
Sanford.
the war have been in the in
terest* of Soviet security.
ment ha* suggtelad that
the
UidUd Kingdom pit op the BritEarly This Morning
-. l*h West indite Aa Mearily for a
proposed Canadian loan of SI,Manuel Carlos, owner and oper
. 250,000,(00 loan Ip the London ator of Manuel’s Tavern at f i v e
President
Dedicates
Roosevelt
Estate
As National Shrine
During Ceremonies
— President Trutnnn solemnly
vowed today that he will.-.,
carry on Franklin D. Jtoo.sevelt’.-c Inittle aRaitiKt tyranny.
He pletlgt-d himself -tce-eemtinue the new deal of his
predecesHor, with emphanJa
on itx progressive and hu
man* principles.
Defense Objects To
Colonel’s A c t i o n
In Litchfield Case
Public Meeting T6
Of Ladies Nig Stimulate V o t i n g
To See Ball Game To Be Held Monday
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NO.
H Y D E P A R K , Apr. 12 (/P)
a
- W aterwayCongress
• Approves Plan For
Legislative Group
Associated P ress Ix m & d W ir e
F.O ;lR.fs Hyde! Park Mansion Dedicated Today as National Site
Final return* lire in from n
but six districts In the jna'iou
wide electinn. On tho baits
thrse returns it nupcirs thn
the so-called Liberal I’m l>
which Is the conservative grou;
— will dominate the coalition i
-LONDON, Apr. 12. (A*>— Th • the Japanese House of Repre
president of tne United Staler senlatlves. Election returns toda)
Army court martial ’ In the Lich give th* Conservative »reup ltd
field detention ramp trial closed seats in the House. The l'ro
the court .abruptly, today.. A pm greasier* have Bit: the SoctM
director for Italy.* Sput-geoim . secutlon withe** waa bein'* croxr ■ Democrat* 7H, and tho Commun
Kctoy, ha* requested an early examined at the time.
ist* three, with three more Com
The court martial ia trying munists apparently certain o
meoting . of th« European commlulon to con*id*r an emergency officer* and enlisted men on victory when the return* n.v
situation. Keeny *aid thla enter charge* of maltreating American complete. Minor parties got ;i
g«ncy ia growing out of John Army personnel prisoner* in the seats In the Japanese House o'
-U. Lawia'a coal atrike. Keeny Lichfield detention camp in Eng Representative* and Independent
hope* to get an additional alto- land.
won 72 place*.
The court president, Col. Buhl
cation o f coal from tha Ruhr
This line-up means a coalitip
to replace American fuel.L Th Moore, ordered the court eloard in * the House, which will 1
Italian government hat issued In the midst of testimony by i dominated
by a conservatierne rgenev drcrei* to control fuel private who claimed he had be
viewpoint. Many Social Dent--'
struck with a wooden club whi! ernts and probably‘ most of- llo
Ion.
cohiumptic
m.
At Chicago
agi thla afternoon, the he was being detained in .th Independents fall into this Cat
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National
Harvester Coundl of camp.
gory in Japan. The Soclali-i- •
Moore explained that he ha • however, showed s u r p r i * I n
the C.I.Q,. United Farm Equip
taken
this
action
to
discus*
with
ment and Jietal Worker* ratified
strength in the election.
ah agreement to end the Inter hi* colleagues on the court mat
With most of the returns In
tlal
the
actions
of
an
unnamr
national Harvester C o m p a n y
Japanese women who were rllovv
spectator.
Moore
asserted
tha
atrike. Tha council called ratifi
ed to vote for the first lim* f»
cation meeting* of rank and file the actions of the spectators history, won 32 sfiHa i.i *h • •
bordered
on
contempt.
He
did
noi
worker*.
Thirty , thousand em
House of Representative*.
ployee* have been out In ten amplify this statement.
Thirty-three number* of ih
Defense
counsel
Lieut.
Morris
plant* since Jan. 21.
11*42 “ Tojo Diet" definitely v ; i
McGee
protested
Moore's
action.
re-elected to office in the eler
Federal concUllatora
in the
tlon. Forty other fprmer litem
schedule sugar
a McGee charged th# colonel wit
... strike
. . . arranged
.
exhibiting
bias
by
interrupting
hers of the House of Represcnlo
Conference with the un$on* and
the American Sugar Refining the trial at what McGee nssertca live* were also re-elected. Ail
waa
a
crucial
point
In
the
de
of the elected candidates will t>
Company In New York for, thla
re-examined bv the Allied oci-u
afternoon. They scheduled a sea fense cross-examination.
McGee
objected
to
Moore's
con
pation authorities before th
skin at Boston tomorrow between...
. . .
. ..
court.
will
bo allowed to assume ;hci>
the unions and representative, of ‘ lnul"? “
’ " f ‘J**
waa
not offices.
the; American end the Revere “ “ l
hl| cnaueng*
challenge
w*
fretidenf Roolevslr slept her* during frequent visits.
^
.
Sugar Refining Company.
Th* eoncillatore alao are aeekCIRfMONItf formally dedicating to tlie nation the home or the late
lng to bring together union
l.iijPidhilirnt Franklin D. Roosevelt as a national historic site are be-'
spokesmen aa^ representative*
V * hold today at Hyde Pprk. T ^ r ^ lo^eqmmtmoraU.lhe first an-?
Comp
phla tomorrow. A fact-finding
panel' named to study the wag*
dispute will open W *H n f» in
Washington on Tuesday.
*
He Will Carry On
ainst
ranny
M 1*1I~
Coalition In House
Of Representatives
Will lie Dominated
j By Liberal Group
—
Near French and l.'ltli Street and IAnver
Building Requirements In Mayfair
Ilijr lu T
S carce
B r ic e s
. J i u l , lirvivi.l| 0tlty p -t.,.
A rc
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.iei,
'v l'
r" "
ust 1. e
i i iiinintis nppi’ - al nf pro
K cason
I'o r B oost
Mr Truman sard Hint the people
po-ed rliallges in tlo- I "ity rolling
|President Roosevelt loved will
.itditi.inii- togello-i uilli auGlotl
I v In. SI wn. mole seuire at ‘ visit the lly.le PhrV Sh.illO. Ho
ration fur City Mtorney Krtnl
tlint Mr.
II \Vil-nn to dtavc up un ordin Go- y.mf..1.1 State Farmer's Mur-‘ expressed the hope
ance affecting such thanges was kot .lining Mureh. IU4(1, than it Roosevelt may forever share with
given lirte Thursday afternoon liy was in March. HUB, yet because thrve visitors sonietiiing of his
r.-ceived. timeless
qualities
lit* • conGit- City Commission in adjourn of increased p r i c e s
City
Manager >107.1511 were taken m during the tngiour vitality, gallant r.ourag*
A total of IM2.M21*, represent ed session to
pll-l
month
ns
ofppared
»,ith|nn.|
Ids
infinrfe
rompn-s.-n.
ing land sales of County land., H f ' Sayer.
Mr Trunim. fl. w from Washforeclosed by ill# Couniv fon t-)
!*• iliailge*. which wen- dis- sale of - I'-.'lim value I n 'Man III
•• 1|,„K,„ n
""■ "lin g I.,
to ft...
the 1re
w .-t Doint. N V. and
mission and -old to the hishi-.l ru:.-,*,! pin and on al <1 crowd*- I of insi v* .. .......I*.it,
port
»
f
-al
m.i.lr
today
hy
II.
I
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bidders at liiitillc aurltnn for th healing »t Die I lly Hull nn WedIn-litiuio
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1
"•••da, cv lung. ••iid-*»tv ciiiu-rneriinl ending. Decrmla-t, D ll'
*........ mitt; 1
|„ lly.le I'.irl, f .r The leletn.siy.
Toi» I 101
.b| were I '.(, 11'.: o. I
by t). I*. Herndon, county elect nimi» nf land nwm-d hy ;iie Nd*
Mar.
h
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la* V I'aiiti-k Ffoit I' 0 ting Pilin'
ftlid values ,tf tvliicji were -'*•
\| HI h. I I .
I I..'
.
required l»v luv. tiave In-,' r> ,|
in tin* vicinity of 1lorii-enlh St units -1 1
tribute,| and paid «,Vri (n var aii't f Ini Ave
f 1i*tn residential nla i>i -i ■
in mg
March,
while
ious agencies, mctirding t,» Me In commercially zoned land
1 >1It' 1. 11.
Herndon.
aider l*i permit the i-sjentlon of I.5T- .Oil of state units sold ‘or
Of this •amount, the City of s -pur railroad tract* fi.nn tli ftlO.13'.' pnitirpally unions valued
Ranfnnl received ft.ll.d'.il Sc runtI \<’ l. railroad to the fruit pack nt >8.072,
Orange. ied in snl-s value with
received $2li,7lMt nf which th- ing plant, itM-utc.l ut French z\ve.,
31,331 boxes bringing >115,523.
general iclmul fund was given and Thirteenth St.
H I . 121 and district fund*, ftl&.-i Tlie land a ffretiv Inrliiiics l.ots The lowly raid ngrs came next in
The 1040 American Red Cross
7, N, it and 10 ih Block 15 of valu.' with .MI.751 sacks bring Fund Appeal in Seminole County
2711.
ing
>33,883,
T>
this
may
he
add
Tier
•!.
which
ate
inimedhit
ly
Various County funds, said .Mred >3111 for red cabbage and >80 went over its goal hy nearly
Herndon, got fpt.fitHl ami $5, cast nf Elm Avenue, and bv tween for Chinese .alduige. Celery places >1.18)0, nrcording to an announce
ment today hy It. tt Crumley,
I t s s lls s s * u s P i l e T *r*»>
270 went to Individual rertificatr
tliiril in sales with Pt,U88 crates chairman' of the cuntpvign In this
selling for >12,123.
holders.
rounty.
Other major sales w ere: tornn-, Mr.
Mr Crumley
„ sa'd ths quota
The following other payments
to.-s,
n.3'i2
crate*
for
>30,,81;
^()(.
^ coun|y w„ , fe| Bl 19 ,000 .
were made: to thr State, fHf>3.;
to IxingwiHsi, >587.; to Alta
t . l l u f ,cl,.urT'
« « » '•
Although, the drive had to he
UO.Shl. s t r i n g
1 *1 extended one week, the fund*
monte Springs, ftBUO.; to Ovjedo I h
in
Itrl
hamper*
for
>10,143;
P " t a - ' now (n
nl
)ft, B|
>1.73.; to J. D. Jinkins, county
1
he
Seminole
t'linpur
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chapter
total
*10.57-V?
tag rolector, >370 and to Sntifmd
t. a.
Mr Crumlpy
Ihl, m in inT
lure Fanner* of Am.rira
wilt 115.14a; and grapefruit.
Doudnef, tnx collector, >00.
have thrlr annual fat It. r niid «o> t-txe, selling for *. I.HI
that he “ wishrd to thank each
Lands sold euvered city lots banquet at Uie
Hotel M ayfili
and every Individual in Seminole
in various communities as well next Tueiday evening at 7: ‘<0
County who contributed to the
oYlock, according to
Alex R.
as acreage in the rounty.
Johnson, high sciiu .i ng.li'Uilur-t.
took an active part in carrying
instructor.
nn the campaign." Hr added that
Ilnrry K. >Vomt, state advisor
Boy Scouts uf the
Scminolo
of the Future Farmer* of Ameri Pistrirt will meet nt Silver Lake “ thrse worker* desarv* lots of
ca will be the prinripul speaker. this evening for a compare* which credit f* r the sucres* of the
- -Verne Clark, chapter president, will last through tomorrhw, It drive."
will *#rv« aa toastmaster. Other was announced today by Ralph
ipeaktrs on tho program will be A. Smith, ndvam-rmrnt chairman.
CANNOT VOTE
tnd a shopping cart that safely the following chanter rnrmtieri! Scout patrols will compete
in
John Rumbley camp craft which will include
carries both baby and the gr »• Ralph Johnson,
TALLAH ASSEE. Apr. 12. UP)
eierles. Whan tho groceriia ntv mil John McClelland.
codking and soni'aChm. Those
tacked on the kitchen shelf,
who past the tests will go
to — War veterans who reached vet
lng age while in military srnnr’c-v
the cart convert* to e jumper —
Camp \V*wn.
won't hav* a chance to regU U r
and baby gets around over the
Floyd Woodward will
be tn
th* (dial deadlln* hat
houet, roaUini- like a kangaroo.
charge pf thr ra'tnporee .with Joe after
passed. This is what stat*’* at
On* Inventor supplies a girdle
Corlty assisting. A.court of hon torney general Tom Watson told
padded in the right places to
or will Ik - held this evening at the Folk County supervisor #f
NUBUNBERG, April 12. W V - tho camp.
provide feminine — If not down*
registration. Watson say* “ It
The former ehl*f o f the Gtrnuui
wrlght dangerous — eureka.
appear*" there Is no law p*rSecurity
Polle*
has
concluded
his
Another contrived a chair -In
MEETING CHANGED
mltting such registration.
which an Invalid can walk, alt, J*fen4* Ustlmony before tha In
Th* meeting of tha SamlnoU
or iletp. Still another o f th* ternational Military Tribunal
County Health and Tubarculo.is
Tha ktcurlty police chief, Ernst Association, originally scheduled
Kaltenbrunner, wound up hi* da- to lie held Tuesday avenlnr at
RATIONING SUGGESTED
fans* with th* statement that h* 8:00 o’clock at th* Sanford Clinic,
had remained a* Heinrich Hlmm- will be held instead, at the urns
SHANGHAI. Apr. 12, (A V > An
ler's lltutenant because Kalten- time, but in th* Commissioner's U.N.R.R.A.
“ * official
" has sug^Hl
•"*
hrunner conaidarad it hi* doty room al the City -Hall In order •trict foo<t rat'oninr In 8ha:
•to accommodate the Urge crowd and other large eitlg* In 1
In order U> help " *av* 1
ttap*ct*d. nrcurdlng to Mr*. Ed
Klrchmr. secretary.
"
o< Chin*** people from ■
, ,_
•.
1 .
.
vfr,"
raN -r. .-.
».>. .as
'
$82,829 In Land
Sales Recorded By
County To Dec. 31
Red Cross Drive
Goes Over Goal
By Nearly $1,000
Annual FFA Banquet
Slated For Tuesday
Seminole Scouts
To Hold Camporee fun'* •nd IM,r,icul*rly lho,e wSo
Chicago Arena Filled With Gadgets
As Invention Exposition Opens Today
CHICAGO, April 1*. (A*!
There may not lie
be a better mous#
today
. In Chicago
“ ’
h li
services wtll be held trap
then nre hundreds of oth.-r i"t
It00 P. M. in Quincy, then
world
left last night, *r ventioni that may have the
hUKnf*th. r
doors. The world’*! invention
petition la open again — after
an, absence of 16 yeans.
Thi- Chicalo arena is filled with
1 r tH iu c o
Kaltenbrunner Ends
Nuernberg: Defense
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J. M. Fox Named President Of Newly
Formed Vacuum Foods Corporation
ORLANDO, April 0.
aum I (.oil* ^Corporation
Vac
' “/'■ ponded to 40,000 gallon*.
is I)
the Plymouth in-Uillntion will
Food
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Alexander the flreat roiiquerej
Oil seeping (rum the ground | The study of tho geography of
Almost two-thlnls of Panama's
Training of homing pigeon** Sorghum plant* were
»«:** *ftnt In« a a ■iM'il liy ih<- Indians u- -nlv j'.he mwn I* known a* ncUnog- j import < normally come from tho [starts when they are about four truduced Into the ^United State* the know** world with
men.
anil medicine.
Iinphy.
United Rtatac.
.
- .
wpelts old.
»
[from France In 1855.
The.
use]
iri;
iiminiliuti' faturc,
maiit
tndr.tl ion
iiirtis Juice*.
was .......anml J **r .mlay M h J i t h a » j W » l r t ^
vin jf_
rYittreitlriiTe" within u few ilny#,
company's stockholder *.
At the (■nuir time nttlinutire- utnlcr lip- supervision of II. It.
vicr-pre*idrnl and plant
Oirm wa* mnue or the apppint-J ,
manager. The concentrate krill
dm M. Fox ns Vacuum ,na,l,lJ!
' ment of John
Food* presiucni. tie ha* resign*!, lie distributed through retail out
Amt
a* vice-president of National Re* let* by Snow Crop Marketer*,
.r u th Corporation. ilo*ton. to Inc., under the Unde name "Snow
assume the new poet. A grnilu Crop." An iflittitution.il package
l>e distributed by vacuum
ale of l ’o|gote University. Mr will
naint
Fox
fur ten year* bi.tiici: Fund,, under the trade
"Minute
Maid."
_ IP If4. jnnniieer ,fiL_|nternntion.ii
llusines* *Mnchmes.
Worcester “ l*rodttrtlnn ~nf 'th e' nrange juice
HA?.
Mfls*., before, joining Nat Iona! powder will get under way next
month, Mr. Fox mid. die added
V « l te
Research.
that the project will mark the
ll inkVacuum Food*, » licensee un first commercial attempt to iJej score 1
de i National Research patent*, hyilrato pure orange juice.
A
; cutup—
is mow rumple I it*.; a Itcw %I
pilot plant ha* been in operation
? 10 -r*.
IWO plnpi in Plymouth, to pro for some' time, directed by Na
I ; Tlte
duce initially n dehydrated or tional Research Corporation with
f their '
ange juice powder nml .a frozen the riiflpcrntion of the Vlymnuti
,• first
orange, jutre concentrate.
Itolh Citrus U r o w e r *
Association,
of thi
products retain -the full
flavor whose cannery adjoin* the new
Then
and vitamin content
f
fifth Vacuu/n Fond* plant.
and -it
orange*. Tlte n ew . plant will be
Nitt
II. T.
Cmieton,
*ecrotary
rapnhli' uf handling 20,0'JO gal
inning
lon* of fresh orange juice daily. manager of tile Plymouth grow
him V*
With a capacity that can be ex- em’ group, dertare.i: “ The da
to on
vrlnpmrnt o f oiaiige juice;
O n i*
nrfi wftt open * new nutlet*
markets nt th" preent. time P.
^1 ot t ;
accessible to Florida tilru* pro
easy.|
T
A
L
K
IN
G
TIRES
duct*, due -to tiuii'portatinn difanil (i.
f leuIlie* nnd shipping cost*.
while
"Such additional rnnsumptlon
rot lie
wilt I-- ncre-sary to tnalntaln a
11
fn\-nruble iparket condition in the
up th
, light of future citrus production.”
on th
BiUrO
Dunn
LeciDard Casselberry
•ever
Now In Fern Industry
hot he.
. a ...
ishinss—F o r 3 R o o m s
•••».on
Liberal Terms
fW # ^ b o m
we
■
THIS EMBLEM IS A L L Y O U NEED
telly*
Intuit;
Hock
Vo
prcll
eonlr
Kd
the •
rnurc
lloas
Carl
Mai,
Ernh
T o r 51
yeate m y
mVeb&n
; le a r w £ h o w to
Compound tofayg
new materials into
K elj/T ir^
There's nmnelng mileage jn our
huaky Armorubbcr tread nnd
fatigue - ploof, hcot • resist tug
carcass. I3uy us of
Staflord’s Service
Station
Cor. 2nd & Sanford
The emblem or lapel button pictured above, i* si)
that you require to open an account at our More.
There is no red tape and ths whole procedure esn U
riimrd out in five minutes. This will bo tho greatest,
possible advantage nnd wo urge you to open an ac
count now. Ymi will receive every courtesy ami
every consideration.
lo-anard Cassclberir, who ipent
nearly three year* in the United
States Navy, nml son of Mr. and
Mr*. Hibbard Casselberry, 1» now
connected with Id* father In the
fern industry.
He entered the Navv In Jan
uary, P.M.'i and received hi* La»lr
and advanced training tit the
,Jacksonville Naval Air Station In
III*. \>iatinn tlrdnance Srhmil, He
«n .liiliiini'ii bete at the Sanford
(Naval All Station for opproxfmutely five months and *ervcd
it* u gunnery instructor. He later
served at llenufort, S. C, and
inn tinned in instruct air gunner*
ami pilot. III 111ve Ih.rolling, *traf|tmg nnd rocket rum.
j fu dune 11145, Cas*rllierry wa*
transferred to Shoemaker, Calif,
to nwmt an oversea* assignment
whirh wa* ranrelUsi due to VJ
day, lie wa* discharged in De
cember.
I
m the fam ily!
Here is exactly the kind r j living room
will ready enjoy and all necessary piece** are include.]!
I* full-springi
to make it complete. The 2 pc. suite I;
construction nnd is covered in a durablee and colorful J
crash material.
A d-way
floor
lamp ad.!*
Ireauty and charm and a lamp table, a n e n d table, ami
a handy magazine basket ore also IncluiW
,
Corrosive Sublimate
Will Destroy Mildew
CAINKHVn.I.K, (Special) —
Mildew mi i>pintesl surface* tint
only mokes them unsightly hut
also keeps tho pnilll from proterticg a, long a* it otherwise
would, say* Krdmtn West, my
cologist with the Florida Agri
cull rnl Kxjteriment Station.
Mold or mllrfew ran lw killed
on painted surface*, eithir in
door* or nut, by iwabblng the
surface with n 1 to 300 solution
if corrosive sublimate (bichloride
of mercury), he adds. Dissolving
three tablets in a pint of water
five* a satisfactory solution,
i Since corrosive *ubliiBato Is
vi u poisonous, Mr. West Caution*
.mil this disinfectant should be
applied with a brush or »wab
mt,! must bekept away from child
mil and lifts. He caution* also
that. in the case of casein or
resin paints, corrosive .sublimate
may rause undesirable discolora
tions, necessitating small or trial
tests Irefore largo areas are treat
ed
After the swabbed surface hns
become thoroughly dry It nisy be
repainted. The mycologist suggest;
that the paint contain a disin
fectant to prevent recurrence of
the mold. Home paints sold in
the South hnva tho material, in
corporated nl the factory. Mold-'
preventive materials which esn
ins mixed in ordinary paint are
sold by nil largo paint manu
facturer* a* ‘ mold stops" or fun
gus kilim .
REGULAR FIIICE
ON EASY TERMS
*229
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*
ngain, rll essential piece* are provided for
W room, nml vvfcot beautiful plcc®* they arc!
sv.te, unlike the picture, is conventional in style
include* n full-size luvl, the chest of drawers,
vanity dresser and lunch. A pair of
i* Included, ns are the coll spring and qF.Al,r
the
and
H*'lc«-
Ma t t r e s s . •
n e r s p r in u
REGULAR PRIC E
ON EASY TERMS
.
-:v
. ; . t o - ' wt^fHS
th*
Th* Dinette Suita la avan battar than
picture indicates.
It it light
finished »olil1
oak with refectory tabla and four chairs
with imitation leather seats and pane* backs.
REGULAR PRICE
ON BABY TERMS
*79
-* ~b»
Bring Your Furniture
i.
■■
Problems to Us*
i
'
>: 7 * ' 9
_■
'J
ft wiil.ba a genuine plekstuna to assist you In eolvlng
|™m • « *
ehatg* whatever i* made for thi* servRf-
m
-
.
�vr
In Unity There Is Strength— .
THE WEATHER
T * Protect the P n r » of Mi* WorMi
To Pt m h U the I*, jgrcai of A o n k i;
4^ 4 .. Jo Prodoce Prosperity tor SsafenL
Generally fair and continual narnt through
Thursday.
v.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
—r n j j _ . a .
' EsUbUshed 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
’ l l- .W
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. APR. 10,IB 10
. ■ 3 '■ J - ■
Poland Asks IL N.
ainst
Washington* ' Lund
A p p a ren tly
R eject
Big-Four Discussion
O f Spanish Regim e
President Truman* Speaks In Chicago
Is Elected B
25,000,000
TEHRAN. Apr. II. CAP)—
The Iranian government ha*
lv«n Ambeasedor Dua
ls any further Inal me*
Associated Press leased Wiro
NO. 146
Harvester Company
Workers End Strike;
Lewis Quits
lew Government
i
B 'li
Harvesting Of
Training Bill Is
. Celery Ends In -Debated Before
Some sections Local Kiwanians
ps
Women Voters Turn
By
Million*
Hattons'8 •e «rU ? ? a .-Out
Cotincll. This wpg-dlaeloaed
<N d
During
Election
by -Prim# Kiroui, the Iranian
m it* rnno hefora-lhrr
523 Cars A r c Moved
linlater of propaganda.
l)\,c
. ..
.
Labor O fficial Says
Other Strike Must
End To Get Farmers
Needed Equipment
• WASHINGTON, April 10.
UP)— A spokrsatsn for the
I'nilrd Mine Workers Union
has revraled why John I.
l-ewlg |*ft the negotiations
this morning. K. (*. Adams,
editor of the unionV journal
said the l'. M. W „ found It
"useless and hopeless” to con.
tinue the conference so long
»s the ottsralors refused to
discuss the union's demand
toe imtwni cd - i M f
*■»» •(•
lion* and a welfare fund.
TpKYO , April 10. '<*•>— JspFrom State During *
^ ui j r i^ cm. )(‘T 8
voters. 2S,0t0,D0J strong,
• NEW YORK. Apr. 10 (/P) aneiv
have elected a postwar gov.m1st Week In April
i'V e,st* ( ! f ^eiH,n.ole
Poland has filed with the mrnt in their first free election in
High School Todny
United
Nations S ecu rity generations. The big stirprW# ot
llurvi-sllng of celery In tinin
election
was
the
way
the
Sanford .nrnl land M-t-lion is no a
Council n request fo r action
Kiwanians today were dlnn i
virtually over, with but /i feu go «is of Seminole High Scbo >
against the Franco regime in wom*n vot.rs * turned out. In
To
.yo,
tor
initance,
ft
had
been
l c .y .
staltered acres rvmainlng. Of laud principal Herman r.. Morn..
Spain. The letter declares predicted
that not more than —
the 43 cats shipped from here land enjoyed a debate by
the
that ttie Franco government per cent or so would vote. Inste.i
Tuesday IK wcie from Oviedo - bool's price winning debating
has already threatened world more than f>0 pee cent of those
and 12 from Zcl'woml.
team ulich has ilefq.itei team
tlvietlo muck iuinl celery com from I u-tis, Senlmr .-e. . •nrto
peace and is a haven for eligible went to tn. poies.
W A S H IN G T O N . Aipr. 10
ing
in
during
the
week
to
local
ih
j
Tokyo
vote
was
between
• each and Lrlamlo huh schools.
Nails, Nail assets and £erpacking houses is reported to
tho.iv
ff*)— T h ir t y - thotismui
cm(1
Ihe d e b n t o n the subject of
Akman sciential*. .Tha iollsli note 66 and 70 per cent o f
he of
uuolity.
eligible. This was a little h'lghei
- ..excellent
-■•|-tit
^ mill
tin i ........
l
compulsory
military
training f-u
iloyt'es o f the IntcrimtionaJ
'•ays the** scientist* arc devising
than the restricted 1037 election,
Florida celery .nipments dunm. |B|j
up to ,)i.. age of 2 1 . «
new means of warfare.
.In rv fitto r
comjmtvy., today
the firnt unk in Apnl ummini ini drviilnl for the negativ? Hill
The appeal wn« filed by Polish but quite n bit less than the bh PRESIDENT II \RRY S. TRUM AN is pictured (left) ns he de ,-er#d Id- Army .Hay s|ieech in Chicago’s l‘»
ended n .Htrikp that lasted 80
nil a nf uliiih .'Cili wvre rrpre«entf tl by Walter RtIiiioIh
per
cent
turn
out
forced
by
Prc
Ambassador
Oscar Lang
with
fum-packed Soldier Field.. He wanted that rivalry of log |*.w*i* fit «ie)te* gm| cnttcesslntu in the ftom Scmtimlr founty. 175 from
coercion in 1912
* ho ttiu nhn Atljtitlge I th.* hv% itnyn, and John I.. Itcw is, head
Secretary General Trygvo
Lie. mier Tojo’s communications
an itialcgir but weak Near and Middle Hast ' might spddeidy •■nipt Into noiflirt ' lie urged pumipt the lower Kii.vt t*ou»l. mill 7'* *1 •hatof, in.I hy
Limited
(Ipttrup
l.u
•f thi? l ?n iti‘il Mim* W ork ers
Just how toon it will be taken
('iiugressional action for unifiratlsn of tin -iriot'd scrvi.-c., universal mdilaty training anil cstcu.inn fi'*in the Siit ft it.» sPii.mi
procedur fif the tlrnft for nt I«*a#t a ymr
I 1- iMthy Von lleihuhn ut1*l .Lx. union, vvnlkiMt out o f
tkr
I Ihlrrnatmmil Sttiiiulphttlo I
up. However, remains uncertain. slowness of election
llfiuiingt
\ui\v
I
•
11
V ":
••'lM,ite-l |\\ ailiro prcrr.lr-l Hi
|Mk«ltlve w a ge iipgotintions w ith *of*
At a secret meeting today, the prevented accurate reports fron
iniHlriair
drinan.l
mo.lrrai.
f(|Vor
„
f
thl,
ntl,
„
nry
in
"l/nlted Nation* 8 ecuritv Council such key cities as Osaka, wher
h^ii I (hi* tuurki't f»»i 11*11*i > nliyhi
I'tml o|M-nitors
ji»»V Nlalrolm McNrilt ami MniK'
decided to tako up on Monday balloting started slowly with onl>
l>
wtruiigrr
of
h«u*
with
I
hi
1.* \% Ip (una thl* tn mht’t 4 nf hit
i f 1'iiigfrhlri weir the »tu«lrnl
afternoon Russia's demand that ten p«r cent cast by 9:00 a. m.
id
Finulln niiu*p t«» Inti in i;«tiii«
The poles opened at 7 00 a. n
hairmni in rhaiirr i*f th* |»r»» nrKutiatin^ ri»niiiuttrr with him
the Iranian case be dropped from
biirirly
hninMi«K
*
»
|*»Ur
«>f
>.
and
closed
nt
0:00
p.
m.
-This
*
'
iriiiin
Frank
Hlininex
pre.enle.1
|
anil
ptx.aiised
n.-w.ini-u
he'd
tsve
dsthe agenda. The Monday session,
to $’•!.&(» Ft |{ w th n few hl|fii«*»
In' iirogium fin Kiuam. in ine » statement Inter, uuliinlng his
• a public one. will be held in tho a national holiday to encouiaci
Lttn 'r t i i f liinught
voting.
•
al.senrv of the Rev J II Root reasons fur leaving the ••uriferHunter College
interim
head
$’
•
?-*»
i
hit
i*
iti
t
.*n»’rri|,
Mmiii
Many of the Japanese wonx->
'irurgi- ('ox. prior to the debate, cmr
quarters.
Uld lilU M U t , III*
* It 11*|M*l I »4»lll«'
lidd of the action of the stnmr
The settirnignt of me iotig ilia* Most of the time today was entered polling place* with baburla-H of the high school in s|hiu j pule Jietween the company and
Bolls
Instructed
To
Continue
N
e
g
o
t
i
a
t
i
o
n
s
N
o
.’
w
,,k
•pent in an informal exchange of strapped to their back*. In Inter
VVerkcrs
view's over the choice of a new views, half a doxan of them as
Of interest lo the
Honda soring n drive to raixe $2,000 tn ,t‘ IO Farm Implement
With Branch Rickey J,n E ffort To Brin«;
ll , , Heminole I'ountv n. part of a na rnme early tills morittl.g.
location for the headauarto^s site. serted that they had not been in
tclory
trade
Is
the
fart
W eighing
canicged, and an fluenced by their huehands’ politi Shipment
No decision was reached,
Arinmn shipped 110 ear. during itiinal movement to, combat
.
(internment official* are hail
Dodgers Here Again For Spring Camp
other closed meeting will I * call cal opinions.
the first Week in April, v.ini.- \vl r,'V M,,rK " M’L"! »> th“ ‘'rive. ing ihe agreement, nnd they're
Six
Tons
Going
To
However,
one
23-year-old
wife
lie
said,
was
$1:12,720.
ed prior to the public session on
optimistic (hat it will break •
Manager
Etl
lliirgirui w m+ I nllfmnia. winch has ship|M-i| ft.said her husband had told her
Waller Schnobel, fourth speak
Monday.
W est Coast By A ir
leaping
equipment
puthoriif.l to initiate* «
TIiivmI 6.M cars iluring the *a*u»ort as er in (h« debate, |minted out tllMt logjam tn
about the candidate*. She explain
|irujrd f«»r (hr upp. i St. aornpiarail lo llonda'- H.2 II. -nil compulsory military training pro badly nea-ded by l ! S. fanners,
ed
that
she
hod
been
too
busy
, ^ ^ PARIS. April to. UP>— Both
John W. Bell, pioneer farmer
JuhtiK Rivrr \allqy. eiohrating n out only fa I curs betwt-en \pnl posals bml lie'll defesteal (o-n who am being countasl on to hevl
who
I Slid 6.
l^ w th e United States and Britain ap- caring for the daughter
o ff
llu .1 <f f.oi i—» abec-tai.
of Lake Moyroe, who for the
lajc
*cnik«l to the (niliuii K i w i ,
swung
papoose
fashion
.on
her
GimhI local Supplies of ruhliag* time* Ijy Congresx. was f- A t
rejected . Prance’*
’ Ttaw itfi. hav«
havu_raj*etod
Prance’s
f h t a,^ i .* v, i w „‘.. ay ii. ti^
paxl rrw ra t year* hrU had an
ttt
A
inrrtinir
*»f
the
Board
4
if
?i
back
*t«r
listen
l
*
wandklatos.
So
ma^'inttc,
eded
Britain's
abandon
• i f coming in sml aie la-log sold
reqeaat that th* Franco Spanish
extensive
busmfcsi
in raiding
n flo h of tho C’hmnlkrr *»f Co n nt $1 rafi pa'r 6(1 pound smk, One ment of (lie policy ami ipioted It plants nf Intel national liarregime be discuased at tha Big she asked her husband to outline vegetable plants for replanting
veater came after ten days and
t u r r e t nt I h 4* Mayfair I !•»( r I |h i
their
political
|>oeitlonx.
“
But
hv
(iameral lleGuulle
ax
growa-r, lleriiy Si huutaaka-t, «ho France's
Foiir meeting of foreign mlnlstere
noi only irx Florida, but in mo-'
tight, fh, million of J I. IngU . has a farm ucm Lat.- Je-sup, si.ilmg ihni such tiaining alone nights of almost rontmuou* nedid
not
even
tell
me
how
he
was
Sgt
I
"tiuld
I'
Tyler
of
t!
•
In Paris. O fficii* say that Wash
states nf the eastern .. .i Ihuo I
Wit*
uU*<l for (hit pin rrportt-al a .ingle rutiing I t was not prole, lion against ag loibiir. Department.
ington and l.nniton • told France voting,” she declared.
as far north as Virginia and I'lilte-I .-tate., Miiiine A ll Cirrp
Assistant Hecretnry of loabrr
pone.
Tho
political
experts
hail
figur
son
o
f
M
i.
nnd
Mrs.
M.
t*.
ryln
week of nearly 27 Ions of cab gression. If adopted, he said, it
that any slept against Franco
some northern states, hits now
John
W. Glbst'n announced the
KL
trher
II
oIN, (hairtuan of the bage from nne acre.
who
residenear
Silver
l-ake,
h
ied
that
few
women
would
vote,
would
cause
prohibitive
taxes
in
'Hits'
is
extended his operations by -hip
should be discussed In
normal
At (lie same time,
lielleveil In be ia record lulling aitiiitiuu (o those cauxod bv re settlement.
diplomatic channels. There hss because the women rarely attend ping by airplane from Hanford. IK-en ilivchargnl frnm the armed bancbull commit tie, wu* intru
tiring the nato.mil debt of $259,- Gibson said he Imp* It will lead
900,000 celery plants to San Jo-i. forces after nearly three and o tnl to priK’rnl with nrgotlutjjHi • for this section.
been no statement
yet
from ed public meetings.
with Blanch Hickey for the pur
Siring beans and n il bliss 000,090,1100. lie pplnled out that to agircmrnta in strikes at tho
|Calif., a' distance nf more than hnlf years service.
Russia.
Sgt- Tyler entered the Marini pose of signing a contract for polalnca have been getting under MNi.OOl) nieli litid enlisted in the four J. I. Com- Company plums
i 3,000 miles.
Corps service nil Nov. 2. 1942 tho return of the llrnnklyn I I wn\ tn limited i|uanlitic« iiere Army nml at*411•1 mruru U
and at (lie Alii- t knlinurs plant
( nnd teccivt-il hi* boot tiainine g e n lininnig camp next
yem dining tha- past week Flmillngs OUtptlhlfa
{■n I alporle. Ini
the assistant
packed In sacks, is approximate*
•;;;,, I .it Fulls Islaml. S. C. Following following cnminrndallon of
lb aie bi-ax > on swra-l l oin. iiImiuI
(i» 4i|g«* ir.i« « Mid that Dm nn laluir secic-tai In Imm-s thus s
Ibis period of training, he en |>aseloill rommilter f.u (Ills yem I J.imMi Mi les, arror.llMg lo exit (ittiml uni f ime pi
huil nl windup of III,,,,, -Mtk - i« necd>
*„rK
li\ Via,
Fie-.ideiu
1
’ mala- Mm.in i,in- thud M tlu> W’l|\« Ir « i •lint ..f "riiirlllK
d to insure tits! f.utiii-i, grt
,, «
*
..
.'continue
shipment
of
. , b < tired aviation maintenance w.o
'at Mnrine l*a-e at I'h.-ir) Foil
la-shrr who prr-idr,| m i 'll. : tin
o n l i-pol I etl a- -nfa vnl lahly ( »tllf -4lppl *'4 Ifj (lint* t<i(h«’i (hun nadl) lietslel i-»|o i |miii-ii I toi har*
I ■ *
A lso |H-| ...... leal 'lie - I I
mrwtlllg
I 10 - 1.lain II
II
< ole , al
la-.l l.y advea-e aondllmns men, iiti'l urutvt that tho UNO v e s tin g w heat nnd o ilier crops.
°
ilw ii.tn llirec weeks
•lutia-s nt Siantu llnrbaiu. t « l
;mnn was | resent but unabla* I ■ bill I be la.||Uaimter I- believed lo i»rifi«nira( i«*M U« guru n chance
Full tenii. of tlie Inii-rnational
In a recent converiatinn w>tn and i.l I a-nlio, I nlif.
pi asole on ni count o f a bom i is «d exi ellenl ipiullty
!'• "llrivrsl in •nihntttng itggit*- ,l:irxesli‘r sellbun-ril
ALLENTOWN. I*a, Apr. 10
bux’r not
Kdwuid IliKKinx, Minna lie, nf la
Sgt
ly le i -peril fiv e luoiilb
\ iaIii hi n oruni’e p.okmg
is JlltMlB.
been lliiol.- nutdli. peinUng ratifi
Scholarship examination*
for
(A*!— One lirrmsn hs« been
Seminole County
inly
Clmmla*i •' III tikiiwwa, serving with Mannupon motion of W. A. I’airirk ex pulis I (at he about finished
those interested in training tx bt .killed end sexrrsl others In
Fur (fit* ptmtivf Jik« W a IIk' ii cation by the union. Ratification
Commerce, Mr. Bell pointed mn A ir Group No. 4 g f the Secern lhc ,||lcctor!, voteal $Iiki for the during the next watch iu the
Is expected In come us hh >ii :im
‘cacbers, will Ih» conducted Frlilay
mnintninrtl ihitl Aimrku
jured In • general alarm fire
that nn entire new field could Manna Air wing. He returned gon,(n„|, f-ounty Sportsman A * -j Seminole section,
morning at 9:00 o’clock at the
tiaini'l iniin|i4iui\ to until (h«* I'JB delegutes to the union's Harves
which le threatening an en
be entered Into by the coiiiniiiiii- in. the Unlle.1 Slates -in Maub ioc|||llon
in cleaning out
nutiornl ou(|hmI h m h Uitin I about ter (Vuupaiiy council run b« cu!D
Junior High School and at Crooms
tire business block in down
ties in Florida which ura located and was discharged at Camp la; ,h
hyweintha in the
Weklv .
the uni|i|, that iinlrAs thin court rd Into srvision in I'hicngo.
w Academy, It sss announced today
town Allentown.
In plant growing atCas. With Juane, N. 4 He has born award Rly(>r T,
rrquealed lb.mtr«|iint«*ly
pr^-parrtl
it
tryV
by Supt. T. W. Lawton.
the t.oisl (.induct Medal, th. s
, „ llnl>. ,|.degi.ti..n
in
1 rmirlit la* r.\»■i \%Iif Itm il hy sain!.In
Application
blanka ....
and further
• BUc...................
BOSTON. Apr. 10 t/P)— Firemen air transportation plants ran b< .d
altark l.y iea-»u >.f not having
Information on tha subject may expressed belief todnv- a firebug moved to any purt of tin- eouu vicloiy. Aiileinnn llieater an
NEW YORK. Apnl In idb —
I llM IW I II US PAUSJ X
, ,
,
, .enough tavhuiealK trained men
be obtained from Mr. Lawton at might be at large in the back bey try rapidly and without injury Asiatic Tbealei riblmns.
The- right iimjt»i
picture
he
declared.
hi* office, he *aid, or from Miss area of Boston where an apart
firm" thui hib\i* L'pii
runtrtl
"The
State
of
Florida,
bavint
K'-r*
that
wittiM
until,!
rpitftitot
rim
lloilt
t!
in
,
Ruth Hand, general supervisor of ment house blase early this morn
v%l(h h IiHik* I L i
f .IviiiMfitl* By
th*
sunshine,
the
water
no
■
Un
itr.l
s
t
a
i
r
if
Ibr
.
F
N
l
l
fnilr.l
ing claimed the lives of eight
Instruction.
(hr A r •»/ I Vrneiitnu hV.lunsSeminole County has been al persons, including an entire fam everything necessary to piodur.
t,» flllH-lfl.tl. I- ,UI*»-il (till tllMt I I (tun ••f Mukiiihii ^ ui«a not making
the first Will hi War tin. country any roiiiiurnt
lotted four State House of Repre ily o f five.
•• hearty plants, ' has an inmien**
bail 4,Ollll.CUU men and III tilt
sentatives scholarships, two for
Five other person* were Injured field open along that inn-,' h" W r h avr to mlti Ihrm up firal**'
“
npeneil
hi*
n|K>akiug
taiur
of
the
second, ||.non.«00. and tleclarcu •14> q .IttoCph |{ \ «Rgr, Vl4'»* p if ii*
boy* and two for firlsj two »200 end hospital attaches said two of
asserted and milled that in hi
lourr
Florida
east
coast
last
2 scholarships for tJia 37th sena- them were dying while tho re belle/ it could develop into tin
that rumptilsoCy military train ilrn t o f L i r w i Inc., (hr p a rro t
'reniemlier the story. Il wmi
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10 . nl*.
night In West Palm |l$*H4'll't» Flag-. ing
was not designed to fight n c o m p a n y
* » r i a l district including a vacancy maining three were said to be In hot house for continental United If lie had known whst was gome pretty sensational jail bleak
of
Mctro^Uoliivt yn*
—
I
*'1
Park
with
nn
nihlie**
that
for one boy, and four white and serious condition.
tu 57.1 the Tium-. |,rough! inunds of applause from war but to witi the peace, anil M ayeri
on 'in the District of Columbiai Wllrt It sent up to
8 tatee and Canada.
four Negro 9400 Lewis scholstTwenty persons managed to es
jail, the poet who wrote "Slow oar of -prisoner* who had e* ' th. croistl of several hundreds that the United States would be
less liablo to be attacked If It
shins, with fnshman, sophomore cape from the fire-ravaged four
raped from district' penal institu who heard him.
Wall* Do Not A Prison Maki
and aanlor raraneiao for whlUs story brick apartment house.
would have had the surprise id tions since 1933. ( ongress sent
The crowd gave Holland warnt had a reservoir of rupshle, trainand freshman
and
eophomors
Mr. and Mr*. Anthony Wassail
some investigators, and the applaqxe when ho said he would id men. Kiwanis judges wrro
•J-M
TiCS sswis-a, nr Advertising Program his life. He didn't * know how out
whole story liegati tn (like shape. stand firm against nttrmpt* to Pna. J. W, llnll, Hrailey Odham
r#^ ia County Bo£r4*of Public In years o f a r« or less— perished In Planned By M ayfair
i3hJPJST^31 i, J "
Statistic* in the case have been centralise government In Wash and A. Rent M.um
Guests wrr« Al Hunt. I>. E.
struction will
moot
Thuradsy tha roaring Inferno which swept
prison of the- big house that provided by Howard II. Gill, who' ington. I>e|icvlng the l«e*t govern
morning at the office of 8 upL through whole sections o f the
>n lies less than two miles from wax suspended as prison super ment is that umich is kept close Foster of l-akclnnd. rbnrles
The Msyfnir Hotel will
I-swton for the purpose o f pass- apartment house.
ba publicised in New York City the rapItoL 'The Iron b«r* didn't intendent „a few month* ago. to Ihe people. T h e crowd also Clung, son In law of Fred R. W il
on tha ^command*lion* of
Three other parson* also died In a* “ Inland Florida's Newest and make much of u cage. They made Gill appealed yesterday before n demonstrated its approval of his son, and recently of the Navjf,
incipals by trustees, and tha fire. Thalr identities ware lloat Beautiful Hotel."
Wolfe pretty convenient private office- Special House committee . to tell stand for aid to all veterans nnJ Edward Shinholser and Joseph
NEW YORK. April 10. UP)—
hi* story. The detail* came, he their dependents and the smooth nnd Albert Galloway of W inlir A national officrr tit the
ppolntm
appolhtmuita
o f these. not established Immediately,
and Roberta o f 693 Fifth Av,.-- though.
............................... > CIO
Ona of those said to be dying nua will represant tha local hotel
Congressmen are beginning to aald, from a 100 page memorsn ing out of Irregularities in the Park.
told yesterday that trader* ot
SETS DOCKET
In tba hospital ws* Identified by In Naw York City, advartisln find out that "The Prisoner* dum which he obtained from <">e nnlinn's program for their re
the union would meet Thursday
•stoclatw at Boaton Policatnon jn various travel agencies an- 8 ong" lisa nrw word* and u o f the prison inmstes.
adjustment nnd rehabilitation.
in Washington to discuss plant
County Court, with Judge R. Robert Maher. The other person iuting the hotel In the New syncupated beat. It's a fsr cry - Already part of thei content*
Mrnil>ers of the audience aske
Fred
R.
Wilson
W
ill
to “ organixe the South,” which
W. Ware pretiding, eat tha doe- cioM to death was Idwntiflled * * Tvrk telephone directory. It wax from the old blue*.
They'i f o f the memorandum had been him two question* st the conhe trrulrd “ the most dangerous
and CC-yaar-old 8 usanf|g Mahow .
-brought to light in a ' Federal elusion of hi
a number of
announced, today by Lind Weber, learning that the District
til* address — whether Speak A t P.T.A. M eet srr* in this country."
a who
bonds of
Firemen advanced the firebug manager o f the ifayfelr.
fnvored n three per cent sales
Columbia Jail is headquarter* f<»r court trial. Thi* involved a group ,
Th* spokesman was Allan S.
answer theory because of the fact 4hal
Wolfe and Robert* represent a lot of flourishing business o f war conlracj brokers known |Ux nn,| hi« stand on the so
Fred R. Wilson, city attorney, Haywood, CIO national vice pres*
alarms for three other fire* leading retort hotels In Ilurmudj enterprises — managed by the »a Engineers Group , Inc. This called FJorida “ open shop con- will be guest speaker Thursday Ident nnd director of organisa
J. April sounded almost Immediately from Canada and on the West Cosst. Inmates. Not only do the men (organisation, said U I, was form- stltutional amendment.
■ Mi Tuesday
afternoon st 3:15 o'clock at the tion. Ha addrrtsrd the second
order to locations within ten blocks of, the Thera I* a possibility that simi do business from their
celis, they f-od Inside
wells a ofsales
the tax
Dls- on meeting of the West Side Parent constitutional convention of the
a t ' 10:00 o’c
1 havethe
fought
of it. trict of Columbia jail.
with trial
lar publicity offices for the have a pretty gey time ot
fatal bis so.
the floor of the Senate and Teachers Association. A dance Rarbere and Beauty CUIturiato
hotel will be. opened In Phile- They're Imported liquor by the
Another enterprise that Gill opposed such a tax as governor,” team from tha CogBum School Union of 'America (CIO).
*r*
delphia and Chicago In the near rase for gambling parties. A l K ' * “
“ The 8 outh must be ovganixod,”
rom behind he replied in answer to the first of Dancing will entertain, accord
Turner A w
future. Mr. Wtber su tnl also times they've even Had guests.
__ ______
. . for question, "and I shell el ways be ing to Mrs. Virginia Jinklns Haywood said. “ It It tne most
bars was _a ..
company
that it ia under .consideration to
The prisoners didn’t have any promoting
recreation
facilities egalnst it.”
*
Crawford, program chairman.
ACC Service
dangerous area In this country. .
change the name of the hotel.
trouble carrying on their bu*i- near Army ramps. It wss Incor“ I had nothing to do with the
Mrs. Marion 8 t. John will dis It It reactionary."
ce Recommended
Nt .
rtess correspondence. Thev u»rd porated In New Jersey. Accord- labor amendment,” he said |n play the tri-color award won at
_________ ____________
Haywood predicted th# union's
H. E, Turner. AUantle Coest
goveimment stationery.. The ad* .Jng to Gill, the representative answer to the second. Further the Veteran’s Hotnrcomlpg Flower organisation
drive
woulif en
p r. 10 , Line railroej engineer of San
8HINGT0N,
was simple
200 Nine. af B N «w York vice syndicate more, it le not a federal <iuea* Show for the school's exhibit of counter strong opposition.
dress
He
ford,
was
to»i*y
awarded
the
comsob' A lloosaV,
uthrast.
*t» Wash*
Wash, was allowed to pay a b
teenth .Street,
business tlon and I would be foolish to a Mexican flower market.
---* ' m
—-- ---* *--- for
fne MH. American Legion To
said attempts would be made to
tSe year
tmblem.
ids good,
toll on the promoters- inside th* take It with me to the Senate.''
C. It sound*
go»<l. call
Mrs. Roundtree, PTA president, reorganise the Ku Klux Eton
service. with M. CarreO,
...........
Elect N ew O fficers ngton.t D.
sound ■"*'
Ilka **
th# address
oddrese Jail.1
will conduct the business session •n s fight against the CIO.
foreman, making th*
IIURKAU TO MEET
or a jail v - but that’s exactly p GUI testified that most of this
“"W
We
e arq
are going to answer this
during which officers will be
Joel Fltld, adjutant of Camp* w hat.lt Is.
Officials and directors of the elected.
ffalr took place In the Jail
lamneble bigotry,” Haywood asid.
t«ll-Lossing Post No. 63 o f the
Sometimes, too, If they hnd
fore he became superintenden*. Seminole Counly Farm Bureau
"Fear won’t win. W
'Wa
ve got to
e're
today announc*
me Important business to do in | II* predecessor, Kay L. Huff, will hold a special dinner meeting ZONING IIKARIN C TONIGHT •nswar It with boldness.” Jotiday
nlght’e town, a lavish tip to a Jail affl*
whit was going on, GilJ tomorrow night at tha Mayfair
own - n u n
*<1 that next
Monday
The CIO official said that
W A D Y FOR T R IA L
meeting will ba featured by the
but managed to hush up Hotel at 7:00 o'clock. A ll officert
A public hearing to eonalder through the union's politico] ac
rial
turned
the
trick.The
prison
•lection of officers for th# forth
story. iHuff, who is new and directors art urged to attend certain changes In the City ton tion committee "w e are roleg to
LAND, Ora- April 1
•r went* off -to the city to keep I
coming year.
‘ -t welfare director, denied this meitlng.
Russian Naval IWu
ing ordinance will be held et defeat raactlunarles and elect
U pro
•toyed
In
the!
hie
appointment,
_
.
He also revraled that a supper
eben questioned by reportb charged with
8:00 o'clock this evening In tha progressive*."
far Army
best
hotels,
and
came
bock
lo
will be served at 7:00 p.m., prior
esd to return to
PERM IT ISSUED
A poll tax would be a thing
Commissioners' room at the Ctt>
w
nt N loots!
to the official business meeting. hls Iron bare In hla own sweet| But no matter "h o was reIsSlk. *■».
A City permit has been Issued IW1I. •Citliens Interested In nuk of tha past in a unionised• South,
VSjMIt teems the District to Archie C. Harriett, to con. Ing opinions known at to ord:>- Haywood saU*.adding that
* V raembsra have been urgerf to
.
.
o4 a artkillghtl
Jolambto Jail-birds ' haven’t struct • concrete block housa «
The jell story -came to 1
ebange* are a d riw d ..b )
XflKEBfr fn' a'Vf I mb
•ever*I days ago, when two
having too tough e time S16 Cedar Avenue at estimated
^ r iU / V ix v
wUI .be dll
Bell Shipping
Higgins Authorized To Initiate
Celery Plants
St. Johns Flood Control Project
To California
%
Sgt. Donald Tyler
Discharged From
tl.S. Marine Corps
Scholarship Exams Apartment House ^
Fire Causes D e a t h ^ d “X f t ‘‘Lj' , ',
Will Be Held Here
Of Eight. Persons Ip'-"** t« ciif..n.i. r...
On Friday Morning
Spessard Holland!
Opens Campaign
On East (oast m*- v..„ nr,i.„i,s e,..-dih..i.„
Stone Wiills Do Not A I'rison Make,
...s, i-...........
....
Particularly At Jail In Washington 12;
jl!;;™:,''KSt
Organizatiun Of
Southern Slates
Planned By C.1.0.
w f& s s
&
r, Navy Salary
H.E.
Emblem
’ Aw V.:
:■-1 a
' •
�______________________
WEDNESDAY, APR. 10,1916
THE SAtyFQHD HERALD. SANFORD, FLOIHPA
PA G E TW O
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
W ILLARD CONNOLLY
The Lb i’hI.i (Vjelabli>e tudustryd
" fa facing the ’greatest im\Ue of
*-• it* life, according to l . u l h v i
( e Chandler. foreign Hade export, o f,
J X- the Florida Vegrlable Committee,
| ; who puints out that tuba unit
< iMexiro can produce what is grown
> it in Florida fer the winter tradoj
, ; at far Its* coat. They have >r1 ' tile hinds lequiiliig little or no
I , fertilltct*, and their lubor Costs1
J , are below ours.
Between May
and November last year Mexico:
. shipped mote than iMA>d cars of
j i tomatoes, moie limit shiftped fn>m'
Florida. t The. FVC. wants grow
er j u> .end' them ‘in confidence,
cost* of prtMlUiUtpi an a. l»Mlg of
iiifuiming the State Department
*f to ta riff nrccMiaty to piotvcl
giourt*.
*
*
i.es Green, candidate for 'U. 8 .
Senalu, recently asserted (n Ocala
that if elected he would sponsor
amendment* to remove some of
-ht* "red tajie limitations'* which
he .said make it well impossible
for’ veteran* to secure benefits
L E G A L NOTICE
L u i)(ii/ i
«* i i * f W - i ,
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« o u11
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IV
It
*
l«
P a t titwi* a
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HI
19c
Snlder Sliced
B e e ts
*<juj>r*
W A V B A u r r .l
ON E V E R Y T H IN G
taiohu-VUL
t.i i a
YOU B U Y > W
it to te
I . , i I.
’ pi ned at Kirby-t'mith Junior High
■.'choc| in Jttcksomitlf T h e .crass.
tudenta
wc
■iirs.Ji. J.-
Atokeiy Tomato
jcvpniie
bureau
cirnftseatf'l
n
ilmen o f them. Seven' boys' « f
12 to IB years of sgu *fn3 tttvett
111... k II -rd Be.’ .
Ktrii. tteert fl a t
t *n » v .Wa- I <is
f S 5lt.
rutt p htlWlVicfon
t
rw »n
L lk o S w ift's Premium Hum, It ’e Sugnt- Cured fo r E x tra F la vo r
ttork
|* W»ut*Lj
ii Cured Half or Wliolo
(Sliced Smo. Iioston Uuttp, it. 39c)
l .ms ;&7 * 'JU Frank I.
r d t S r : nulidtVwUMi l*lht llouk
1
Itr*
>Te»h Klorlila Hpanluh
ni'klng n slate nark cm" o f thy
.Big Jrt;>f ijt * follvt^ni .4 it.-mrl
fremsB. f?. Gteeno who seid hi*
inve^fignt ofM imiieslrl - TtuVihane
of O17 xorratinit'hg acrisgr tvouli
jTrcsh V * . Caii|ht
c u .: sh o u t IJ.C10,
M a n a g e r H ig g in s
King Mackerel
&.
LOW PRICE MEAT SPECIALSI
Ai.'turedRind On-In th* pc.
feAlc s:Vl* Pot }
jicast
ib 20c Enron
ib 32c
White tillin g
tiiiulcABeefHhurl
Bacon ib 15c Riijs
ib
21c
£ruhGround
,
PtoloPpta Dcef
Ram&arger ib 27c Sicw
ib
19c
L O N G lEfaTR S A G S r -G ifi
S V N i'tiV A K K :©
h UUSA-'J
JDUCY Ki{;ilJK.2;CS.Kiir^VSSBll
c r js n r A Y c G Y s a s s 1caS K B ®
CG^BIED B.t.3,aMI
lb
• M f t V . CIM L9
II
Short Cut Lamb
Breait Cuts Lamb
St|usre Cut Bhouidcr
Lamb Sirloin Steak or
»
t p o lle d u l)M -
Ib
lion, biH a veinl bum various
flyinti Instruetora fur u e of ti.c
A tciiucsi from . the Basel :»’i
Arsoclat on f>r c. cjti.ributlon *>f
•i-’iOO'waa teferred to the c^ecilive eommit'e*. A rUlriff v».c of
thanks wai offured t >
n
Touhy nml h i commit levs
for
thrlr Work tn putting on the vat*r»m home corning ctlehruti ■■
Mr. Higgins announced thaL the
USO building is expected to b ‘
turned over to tht Cl*.;* rm-.etime Ihh *n3ttih.
lie wiso revealed that n nuntl«*i
of npp! catimis have i>ecn roecived fnun petW ts Int:veiled
;:t
operating boat* for hire on ictk.
Monroe,
Ths American * Bridge
League Tournament will bo he. 1
at the Mayfair Hotel beginnin;
May UP *•«+’wH*‘l»*t twri-r" 'h* day*. The annual
membership
(Hive I* t xpeteti to get under way
In a few weeks-with Ire* Lesher
k* chairman.
Among those present at th"
meeting braid;* the officers were
II. J. Lehman, 8 . O. Chn»i, Flet
cher Boll*. J. W. Ulstllne, H. B.
Pope, B. u Greene, fl. 1.. f’erhiu-.
M, B. Smith/ Frank Sham*s,*ltol-
In Tomato Sauco-Archer
, B. It. Crutni.»>
/(ipd Smith, OtiTtl t
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Fla. Green
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Texas Fresh
Califumia
1*1 I Hoot* 1
Carrots 2 bch* 15c
CauIlfrGwer it 10q
Fla. Crisp Ijirge
Stveet Juicy Valencia
Mild Sweet
Marsh Seedless
Rutabagas ib 4c
Grapefruit
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was known a* early it* the fifth
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ployed in tho siege of the Greek
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to 55.
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Florida Spnnlrh
Golden yellow
ripe bananas
winch
your
physicisn -will
recommend for
baby , . . And
Croakers is
Whiting FUh
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fort* 7 l*i Interest officint*
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Hub Jtmen Crtilvga >il Cl
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T«yn.,-in inking over llu> fiksford
it j ilnshurst Flat II"" k 7 par.'
Naval Air Station ns o rulleg*
site. Mi*. Higgins nUo mid t it g t-.l. 7P A «* 1'lne Helaht*. 1*1 it
ho Hid a prop* ■iUii7y . .f* « ’.t, Utr
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Interctras nn City Trttfnlng
<v«td 1‘btt Hank r-p iH
Lamb Hboulder
Rd£St
hubdlviston
of
Coirinierco
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cim vtntion
irhedulsvl to take place there n e tt
HigginsAuthori^ed
To Initiate Flood
Control Project
Fla. Fresh Caught
No Bone Whiting Fieb
O o f i f t y , Grapefruit
I‘i»* l lKruk I
J The largest toi)um caught this
Reason p l-K cy W eil was t 121
I pound beauty himWcd by B»l» I’ol1 mk, jeweler, who nlim caught n
|HO pound specimen.^
Jayeecs of Tori >h er; nre busy
planning for
wimbet
B U T T E R
Quantity Rights Reserved
Prices Good Thiu Saturday, April 13
U. S. Mo 1 M eitio C o b b le tt
Dressed 4 , D ra w n
no 2
Stokciy Toihato -
hnsliSt t’ranut
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division fist itwli J h s i > t r
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The Ocala High School )>»(><l
member* ami Director Inland
ArnnDtvig, pluf.the whole school
ttft.nl*i»b.y m . ejttremw *■“
. M M
'or Cm**
B that the band Avon at Ht. I’etersburg festival of slates contest
Saturday. In the concert the band
was third in It* class and in sight
reading, placed second. They iiuoto
Cart, thirty, drill Judge, ■** sav
ing Ocala had the finest inarching band he had judged in over
Ka Ij'Riii’ n
lilork J ‘ First Ft»e*l
T U l IK'oW- 1 !.»*• * 1 .
easier for a vatentn to trot a loan
from ,a tcral bank than it U to
secure aid from the government.
DreMed & Drawn
6-oz
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WEDNESDAY,APR. 10.1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Mexico Prepares
I* retired with skewer*.
Wrap h i i
intimately known ill Mexico Until
thin slice of tiacun around each n
A 1.'n.an. He hit* been Mexico's big
it ) i.i:-:i«t. A, acR-made
non
I \huji. sprinkle. wttl| sail an\l pup/let’ it11It troll, ituuu; t]lice' Ptchect.
o f'tl fiH.f" frt;isllv, h? tfllk*
rfeiitc ' « S7.Y' flittne' 'for I f i' iiinl* .t
ptHjile ■ 'in ehiTpit', eloquent' lari*
o!cc on each sltke, Serte on a 11
Ullage.
•
It) fllA K U lT T K ADAMS
hot plnttrr, cmlushed with w alei•
potty
disclaimed
rtspcnsibiliv, l*ien.lvnt pram.sol that voting
Veal .Chops Supreme
' Wh n I *ee the iiiDvry In their
J\n Appetite IVrluT-t pper
cr.»* ot tmrtlry.
|li r lh- "Iccul” affair, a chance j 1 ,;l he eftocjvc. Uuf opfoMtlor. ejr>, what can I if) but try to
Potato Soup
,, Vegetable .Lit: *
fuel ard Idee funding
in party namo w u airangred rexm { 11j»,k *n jay that nn i p ^ l bOttiti bdp them?" hr n#k».
Broiled Veal Chop* with Kill
.
Chlrkcn, Mam find i i n )
aiterward. It it now PKI (Parti i.i
• «P by lh ncv.- u k w.ll be
Mashcil Potato with Cheese
An tii at in
K .valuei warn! Itvstituci jh), nit composed o f live of.iciat patty
brticcoli
Jinked Slutted Hw.it C i .
1 KM ( Par lido de U I.evoludon r ,l« *«“ < only otic outsider.
Mixr.t Vegetable Salmi
ibiitetel licet*
Mcxicana).
I v iolcnev has flafcd in many
VfholJ Wheat llreail
Th„r» n .t . i ___ „„Y
Mex.ran election*. Padilla’* fas.Custard Hice Pudding
Stuffed I ate Fniad
*» teaspoon salt
Clover! o f Ml can
(Recipes serve four)
li cup ruirin*
Poiill,in
l i n k * *5 | « ~ « » « ! h » » g » B g W
There ate more than 4HO kind* Broiled Veal t .in|i< with Kid
Apple Turnovoi ■
Nutmeg
of
woodpecker*.
IM° ""y.1-*" ™
t.™ W
iX A '
2 poutld* Kblnty ten! ch» i I
(Recipe* serve l‘
1
Hilttcr ut inittgdriiie
an>one e x c e p t an oceafMrnal , ;l . l
rartv. Armed boT
\pplc Tunit.itis
rut fe e in lurtte saucepan with
Bacon
■1
rtip* i
water to cover and l«'il for
Salt ami peppci
Th> swordfish’s sword is nctr
I minutes. Strain. Meat egg* until
Parsley or watercress
niatgarnx
I>‘ half a* long a» th erirh it-Milf. llate chop* boned, rollcil ami light and lemon.cofort-d, add mitt.
governmental political' agency Inv
po*:a ram 'i*i*»- **“,* ** "c\«e *
properly or Improperly. The won
CJ C l l k . l t * »- U
S rx
S . S' *
: - •i 1 i. th. ■ X •”■*t rV , ■ *
appears In
(ton nn Ntw* Year’s day, but on spetch as an at lack or a d»f*m e
Jan. 2 government troops fired
on demonstrator* protesting in
stallation o f a governmental can
didate for mayor in I.eon, sta’ e
Wr Cuxnajuato. A Suprrnte Court
in*(stigatk>n found that -TO people
were killed, ,'iOO woumieiK No
soldier was hurt and faur-fifth*
o f ihs wounded were shot In the
giewUT,
ir Removed
Mutt I’ adfHa is too
•
margarine and
i if *u>rtctring ir
. ,ii\ ibe Eiltfar,
, ,1,* with olkl
| U* flint mixture
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ib thick. Cut
. J laic apple n il e
t o i s f and douhi j
i.--irtr edg*a to
lled tiakc at l.Tn*
brown. FpilnkU
ing-.u-t over
hnriitm,
.ig ‘ and hono
tHii*oiplomee
i i who ttl.'d 1
S P E C IA L — F R ID A Y O N L Y
SEA FOOD FLATTER
•
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ROY JOHNSON RED I1ARN RESTAURANT
3 miles smilh of Sanford tin Rout? 17
BRINK THE FAM ILY f
ROY W AN TS TO SEE YOU
R A Y M O N D M. H ALL, R E A LT O R
Real Estate Sales- -Rentala—MorttfiiKe I-oana
Depemiuble Insurance and Ronds
Phone 9G0
Room 4, Florida State Iinnk liuldinK
1NNERSPR1NG
MATTRESSES
FRANK’S TAVERN
HI-HAT CLUB
HOLLYvV
Bit
MATCHING
BOX SPRINGS
DINp; and D AN C E at the
*
H I-H A T CLUB
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Drrhcntra Every Saturday Night
Combination STUDIO ( ’i )lJU II
and DOUBLE BED
caUa— Chicken— Barbecue
Hanford * DeLnnd Highway
formerly Short’s Camp
PLATFO RM
RO CKERS
Me
have
i
number of in in
maple lied m-u
a a tl
m il
spring*, n n d
maMren'i-
11AI1Y PICTURES a specially
'li
RO BERT L. COX,
PHOTOGRAPHER
ESSEX STUDIO
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I nose Two Pieces Make an Ideal Living Room Suite
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WOR T H E P A IN T E R
A N D DECORATOR
HIRf It ONI for the taimyurd ttcord book. The will to leghutn held
by Mrr, Wllliiftn Uurnbam of Al
bany, N. V.. laid nn egg five incite*
long, nine In .-he* In circumference
and fourteen mince* In weight. The
hep’a owner li shown holding Ihr
record- site egg beside Its proud
producer.
(International)
W e Manufacture the Best in Bedding — Wo Stock
Quality Furniture — Call Us for Your Bedding and
Furniture Needs . . .
We cordially Invite yo» to pay us • vtail next time
m ■ « ,n 0r,and03"
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DOUBLE nr.Ck
AND
MOOD
BIDS.
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DAY HEDS AND MANY OTHI II
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UEDDINi. s p e c i a l t i e s :
Wife
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m usgrave
tIS E O U R I N S T A L L M E N T P L A N & -“ P A Y A S Y O U R E S T ’’
Florida — Phone 610.1
e8t Way« To Grow It WORM-FREK . . .
SOUTHERN'S
m
• CORN DUST ;
ORPS O FFIC E R ’S Q U AR TE R S
A N D L IV IN G RQDM JTEMS: COME E A R L Y !
.s
• CORN SPRAY
corn
♦
on .
timers at
irsprlnff and aii other types of Mat tresses, and will welcome aur old ci
both locaUons.
past jwnfre
Feel frfe to cjAi on ua for jidvice.
Weapedallze in local need*.
CHOffN
iN of • baby enntrit
aboard I be 0 1 bride ship t . B
amffr. Stuan Ann Wilson
» wWh pride Under her newly
h«rreroonarrlvln* In New
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�W ED NESD AY, APR . 10, IMG
H I E SANFO RD H ERALD , SANFORD/ FLO R ID A
FAGS FOUR
Friend of.Farm ere
The Sanford Herald
LOUD SPEAKER
The American farmer atepa on the world «tatre thin
spring in the role of the aavlor of mankind. Literally mRliorin of people in European and Asiatic lands look to'him
for food that will save their lives.
As he plans and plants his fields, he has behind him an
calmest new friend, Dillard Pi Lasseter, Farm Security Admlhistrator/ An easy-going Georgian, one time U. S. Consul
in China', he joined the British Army in World War I, was
wounded, nnd from this experience has keen interest in pres
ent .veterans^..
•.
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~
1 * Lruttter billevia American farms need veterans, and
the veterans need the farms. Consequently he has made
almost f2,000,000 worth of loans for farm buying to the
cx-GIs, and 99,000,000 more of loans to former service men
for purchase of farm machinery and stock.
Here is a man whose name may not appear often in
print but who, as muoh as any other single American cltlxen, will be responsible for getting food to the-worid’s
hungry hordes, and economic security for a good many
thousands of agriculture-minded war veterans.
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S A N F 0 R D FORUM
f
■*TKe=whdrir,« tn th originate In s
the rear of the mouth and work c
forward until tb«y reach the outer
edgy, where they a n dttehWad. i
New row* move jjp. continuously j
tonr*pliee_llie‘ discarded ones.
y
Creek rentan Incendiary ml*- f
lure of pitch, aaltpetcr and ml- t
phur, that burned on water wan
used to rout the Saracen fleet at |{
Constantinople in 718 A.I).
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iii^ iii^ iv i= n r = = n i= iK i= = iifi
Showing fo r the Last Times Wednesday Jl
HER HIGHNESS AND THE BELLBOY
Submarining
«•
the public. Most f<dks wbuld l
rather ace a CIO-PAC dominate
the .State than-a Kuj Klux Klan. ^
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with — HEDY LAMARR — ROBERT WALKER
JUNE -4LLY80N
.
rim •'to rim, and over 20 mflea in extent. Is only 60 miles
from New York, but no one has ever seen it. The reason
is that it lies at the bottom of the ocean and is known only
by soundings.
It marks the further course of the Hudson River after
; this issues into the sea, aays the United States Coast and
Geodetic-Survey, yrhlcfc has Been reporting on thaicn'sre**
Jof ita never-ending taalr of mopping the nation’s coastal
, waters. Another submarine valley has been found north
i of Monterey Bay on the Pacific coast, about three miles
1lung
long uiiu
and u
a mm;
mile wide,
depth ui
of i»o*vw
1,200 feet.
niut. with
mui a ucj/vti
. Submarine travel is so congested in the present vessels
as to be exceedingly uncomfortable. It does not take much
imagination, however, to foresee that* more comfortable
days arc ahead. The tours in glass-bottomed boats now
available In Florida and California waters suggest that the
tourists of, say, A. I). 2,060 may look forward to unlimited
wonders on his pleasure trips.
'(A jf r u v t v C
em Y / c S u j / j e t t j c
DOROTHY McGUIRE
GEORGE* BRENT
ETHEL BARRYMORE
Natural Griping
Most Americans still In the service naturally grow im
patient. The war is won, they say, and the crisis is past,
and they should be allowed to go home and take care of
their jobs and families.
It is natural and pardonable to gripe about such situa-
Parents who want to
to th«ir children the debts
this ffvneintin.i -hoild tiol
surprised. If the children par*
1 t»auw to them in their old age.
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ot
It.*
it
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•Down in West Palm Beach the
trirls’ swimmniir team defeated
the boys’ swimming team.
It
boys stopped to look
i and tho girls swam
•
■ * Senator Pepper *uy* he km-w
thst t peaking bqinre o Com
munlst ronventhm- in Wn*hliigtfcrt
;WOUkl cau.*c him
be called
a Communist. Nut ut all, Claude.
just wanted to lunar the
:■
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iTebul.ly taking the bint from
Hmiford’s recant celebration, Laoslung is now [dunning a |nr ourhetur ami homecoming ta-IrbiiC
tiun for uti veterans. The - lilt a is
a contagious bane and itftglil well
be e-ipled all ovdr the country.
g?
Another instance of O.v OPA'Initdlng the line against inflation
Is ‘the recent suspension of price*
«riling, on several liumlted Items
,
id i-crsi.i.at and hnasrldilil ute.
Erf' Tim price of -*♦*ly thing- as
lunps, *ofa plljows, (ly swultrrs
I;
and (awn sprinkldri can now go
• : Ida her than a kite fui all the
OPA care*, while ‘olhei thlnij*,
b
for the look* of It, will In' held
down until they too ute driven
off Ihc market.
The Tamp* Tribune object* to
gk Changing thy aburevwtioii ,qf the
BHftflllfltetl Null on, prgniiiiutinii li
/•' -“ ON" froth what had alrsady
lifMitne. Jaitly popular “ UNO.
-
*'Tbo twooletter nbh.vvlation ha*
. a negative ring. Who wants to
go around Mylng “ Un"T It rr.
' • tnlbda Us of an Indian answering
a
quostlon."
aays
ALSO
By RUSSELL K A Y
Latest March o f Time
“ R E PO R T ON GREECE”
What’s behind the sudden flareup in Greece
derbox of the Balkans?
• T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y !1
of living anywhere mu*h bSrwash and banana oil it
natural
annoyances
016*1*AC. Thsir objritive n
■i .
t
f
•tln T t’U
.8 f _
t L - f _ Ilssf
a
of n big city, are persistent about their anti-noise campaign. VOTES and in their little in**
•n e*.
The New Yorif C
City
is no flash
............. ...... .
“
lt, League
U w . for Less
Loo* Noise
N oli, U
fl«h ‘
percent In the pan. r.
. . to its cause doggedly,
* __”
. after day,
*
It kdeps
day
u much as s white ope.
*°- *VJl with tho help of municipal departments..
'
**
*Last* year,
' Mreports
: j { tito •CIO-PAC i » 4 >ut to get Its
ident Erhest H. Peabody, the police issued folks, to the polls and the colored
Ings and 37,000 summonses to persons making Wka.-.ars being encouraged ts
n o lo j.: But th. oductloMl
_M
a
TOO L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y
material and humnn cost Thus In some situations it might
bo years before the dangers die down nnd men can move
everywhere in a free but well-policed world.
Congress should not fail to extend the draft, under
these circumstances, especially since General Elsenhower
has set forth the mild terms under which ho thinks it
should be administered.
weapon can'be
'New Yorkers, who wouldn't think
ih« principle is ejge
nro alwaya eager to combat the
the Tributn-
U , . Maybe ao. but the neralrva *mnu»
o f .-“ U N " la ha^lly more so 1M .1
I . Hie negative sound of ■U-MO.'
j?ij sad .Jl'. may lie that n negativt
.pound la exactly what tp* ’ UN’
•or the -U N O ’' trolly need*.
W « see Whet* this rwhool people
• ore advn.'stluu a modification of
& the Homestead Eacmptlort Amend-
i*- would requlro anothsr eonaUtu
89
fa .
t s
,
i
rI _ s
am
I body.
|of them, for they aro Ewing or*
mpt Is admirable, but beyond tho few concrete,
t y t,h*
kind of
ket, ouch as screeching brakes, raucous horns I ELu2 i*
“v l t'n'l,c,*,iol.u
ifflera, the League has ■ large Job cut out for in the coming primaries. *
xpect* to cope effectively with the din of tho While no one can say at th
dlvlduals there stiR remains the simpler solu- time just how many vot.-s th.
ng to tho country.
CIO-PAC crowd will be able It
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muster, it it generally coneeJm
by seasoned observers, that it
Americana
Dalaad San News
t'oilncll uieetiitg in New Yotk I
lied their knowledge of American j
folkways
increased
when, on temporary
UNO
headquarter* BtnJu0l- » ,ui
opening, day, they wen- Intro- during the two weeks It look' to
ducod to oar quului cusltiiti of transform the Hunter Collsifu
feather-bedding.
g*-m In b an arena of Inter
This practice, in case anyone national di*cus»lon. All the others
doesn't recall It, Is not to be were settled before the dslegaVes
lonfused with bundling. It con w en Mated.'
state of paying a union member
It looked for a Ume.as If-(he
for standing around and doing
nothing while s member of an- 60th di'.pule might loop .the
olhar union (or of no union) got* bounds of television pnd lUa-up
psld for uolt.g.tbe Job that the other raor* usual .ommunlcatiou.*.
idle union member is i>s!d for For then war some talk of the
electric!Ma’ Uklng out all elec
not' doing.
Sometime, tha piactic. is var- trical equipment unless .their buys
iad by having tha union member got to operate the television, or
paid for not doing a job that at least gat paid for 1L TWs
would hava made radio ^nedcaste of tho sessions Impossible.
So the feather-bedding wae
agreed on. The television opar*
store did the Job, and tut equal
ii
number 0< union electricians drew
an mural amount of pay! WofS
got around that., gome o f the
mor* thrifty UNO officials didn't
like the Idea. The# ,M «m ed - to
take the altitude that to m e 'o f
the 61 nations footing the bill,
for Utis.gueeUng amt:other UNO
actlvIUi
, v
Cleaning D ep t
O-O-O-O D.
I t really is astonishing 1
can make your old car
NEW w«
�I ;".£§3§|lEil
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TUE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
W E D N E S D A Y , A P R 10.1346
Social A n d
Personal
^SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
iV? 7
.: "i
Red Cross To Meet
.Thursday Morning
Activities
PAGE FIVL-v
T*E. R R A CHVE TALK
- ,
The regular monthly buxines*
— TELE. NO. 148 meeting
of the. American Red
‘ J i --J _
‘ , , .
C roxv Semimdc County Chapter^
will lx- held in the chapter house,
pa
V
tin the lakefrunt Thur«dav morn
ing st 10:00 o'clock 1( wax an-,
nounced today by 31m. Ktncl 1
Qeixlcr,
All chapter officer* und manrMr*. A. W. Epos haa returned
home after spemlirng two week* l>er* ar: uxgesl *
attend this
,
in Philadelphia, Pa. visiting her meeting.
son, Hilly.
.
*f „
JIIULUCK___________ __
. Shopper* n r o u n d the townweie griping : l«>ut th,- xfiirG,
Tuesday ipr(qtl?rl; RAY ,'MCGILL jhitrUigo, • hi- ! tv.ipdrivng where
of Geneva. ROY REEL. MRS, they tfiiukl eat dinner, xome U>ld GEORGE MATH IEE\ of Genova. jok.-r nnd not a i'r|j laught’d at
CHANDLER SHARON? A. W. ihe Hitmen's lu:t«'
The -inMiieiv chit-rhatte,l
KING. E. K. BEASLEY, MRS
f the'
THURSDAY
U ttle Paula Jean Norwood
ALIC E . 4VKI.I-S, MILS. V. (L latexl expression being ynPpety.
Sanford Bonn* Lemonstration wax honored Saturday on her
HASTY. MRS. J. A. LLOYD. yapjiety, yap) about what u lovely
l iub will meet' with Mr*. W. IL fourth birthday with a birthday
MRS J. T. KASTNEIL MRS. W. party it
a- , , . .who wa* prn.
lit niton, 1122 Park Avenue at party given by her mother, Mr*.
f *L- S3 I'M,
Mi!S.
.it i I T (T V *<*nt ihn! they hmln't *cen in
D. R. Norwood, at her home In
itiM P. Al. .
MtinitE, MILS. A. WKIBOLT. y-e-a-r- 1 . . weren’t the coekisita
Gampbc!) •Loafing Ultlt S3 of Lake Monroe. An Easter egg
C.P.O. and Mr*. It. R. Ilcekcn- Mrs. John Tatum. Is
MRS.
E. DONALDSON. MRS. "out of tliix world” ? . . . L IL L IE
•Htir American- Legion Auxibary hunt was enjoyed and prize*
I! H VERNAY. MRS. II K. l . l 'r i f i'AH D FN wav ctitnlply u
Hostess To Chapter
“ nil meet ut tlio lotion Hat i:l fur the m oil eggs found were hacli left Tuesday by plane for
BASS. MRS.
PETER THUR wonder with flower, arrangement*
130 1*. 31. Election i t uffkcit presented.to Bobby Hamilton and Chicago to visit Mr. and 31ra,
II. R. Ileckenbach.
and nit a 'il
STON, MRS. H K. WEEK LEY
Joey Andrews.
* 'rill be hchL
}lra- John H. Tatum wax host—rJUat—C—W -llK E W d ld W T -M H **— MHS-.trtHN-ttAtrt.ftMhnr Uii-i
Seminole
A|t rafrej
refreshment tima Individual
ax* to the marabwx of - Si.- Monioa
leminolu Rebeka
Rrbrkah Lmlae, *Ni l ! ‘ A
-3
1
r
f.j.r.] J. 3D LEONARD. II, II. FRANK- smart dn hlfti-k arid white . . .
4 4 will meet in tlie Oddfellow a 1doll table* were used for each ville' but a former Longw
Chapter of Holy Cross Episcopal
T.IN. MRS. 31 A R G A It E T RO- MRS. JOHN MEISCH. JK. in
II at ’H:Ol)
p. m. Social hour'two guests
gueit
■Hall
_____
and *•
miniature resident is visiting friends in Church on Monday evening at htc
. . MILS. HENRY W A T
BERTH, W. S. JIBDMLKY. J. E Mark
x,ill follow th* buxinet* mcetmg arrangement of aweetpea* cen
home
on'West
First
Street.
Busi
JONES. J. D. ABRAHAMS. MRS. SON in nn attractive rainbow
Southsidc P. T. A., .will meet tered the tables. Birthday cake ■Sanford for several days.
ness for this&ftonth wM discus
JOHN ROGERS., MRS. GEORGE striped gown . . . MBS; Il a iiiY
ut the school at .1:15 p. fit., witl| and pink lemonade wax xerved.
Air. and 3tr*. Edward Parry sed und Mr*. Irving Frinberg
JACKSON, C. A* SMITH. MRS. TOOKE’S gown was a beautifully
tie Hoard MjMvUiji ut 2:16 p. m. Thoie assisting the hoi ten in
and
Miss'
Barbara
Ruptrrht
were
MARY RAWLINGS. DOROTHY eut ! pi me ftural printed rr po
I. lection; o f otfLfrn will Ira Iwill cluded Mr*. Jam** Riser, .31rx. of Joliet, lit. are residing at appointed to attend the April 15
the
•
Valdez
Hotel
while
he
Is
KICK of Drlund. MRS. J. W. with — -r >cii —itn-- f - c H ,w i «.
i,ml alt meral*t>. are urged to Krncxt Hamilton and Mr*. I-cnora
meeting of (he Waman'a Af/JIIconducting-it
revival
at
the
First
COATES o f ’ Oviedo. .MRS F. J. . . . M RS, MI SE W O M A C K fh o «e
Andrew*.
••
tteml.
. •,
*ry.
Methodist
Church.
JKNKINSUN. MRS. B < J - \N- u |M-.ieiHk blue flow ered gow n
THURSDAY
Those present were: Jean Nor
All the hospital lenten -tewing
T ilo N Y . MRS. W. M. Ml'SSKL- . . . D O R IS l l A l j t . whs a ir a c tiv e
We.vUide r. T. A* e x e c u t i v e wood, Odell and Robhy Hamilton,
wa*
coinplclnl
during
‘
the
iV
3
*
Mm.
Ethel
(lelslcr
and
daught
Wll 11E. K. C. HINDER. MRS ni n maroon and w hile <h iffo n
txvud meetln; w|ll be hehl at Huddy Fesler, Jeanette Cleveland,
E uxii* u ax well re G. \V. BROWN. MISS DOSIHA number .
afiflp l*. 31. with regular meeting dale Smith Aubrey Morris, Lin ers, Jo Ann and Ethel, ore now nlnff. Mix. Maynto Hodgkin, chair
residing
in
the
Cowan
Apartman.
conducted
the
devotional
S T triO '^ V lH I’ Z- I A| I V V T
■ i.
. •
. ttijil
hhctlulexl fo r 3:15 P. 31. ,
da Jean Jonnson, Joey Andrew*. meats 217 1/2 East First Street. entitled "Lraining and Practicing
,
IV..METTS, MttV E IL CCIJ.C.M. S.111foil! w *i Out ill full llle-sum
FRIDAY
Sharon and Ethel Lee Riser nrid
Ih#
Teaching*
of
Christ.'.*
DOROTHY STEVENS fi.rmgrlv
MBS. it. MACEY. MRS ROY
Semipole County Teacher* Club Pauline Ran*.
M
rs,
I.«roy
Bryant
and
dnught31m. Tatum was asslstM in.
i4tttixs-W -yg.- R. - Hi—VNOERSft*f;
.............Vn; cru i;!i- Po»ilv:xl
will meat ut 7 ;(H> p. in., ut Semiera, - tV'a’ uy - oji.! U'.Udino. g-icrie-ihoirtiB.
by b e F*
unltt ft Itrfa^ StHorIi ~ ~
- MRS J. It LYLE S, 3IRS. w . O.j *»r Slltier, Queen nl a rrtcilt gala
A'
Ashton
of
New
Smnma
Belt
muthvr, .Mr*. Xt. Clair White,
ST A NS El.I , .MRS. B. t). SMKL-! Si. I’eierxbmg cetehraiinn
* bailie Harrison Chapter, D.A.R. W.S.C.S. Business"
shoppers
in
Sanford
Reach
were
She
is
th,* beautiful daughter
and
31m. IL Wallace Philip*.
HER. MBS A. VAUGHN. MRS.
itiil moot at 2:00 l*. 31. at the
Meeting: Is Held yesterday.
Others present Included:
Mm. POSSttSINO A COURT ORDER directing tho U. S. Marshal In Haw-alt,to
tiome of Mr*. C. R. Dawion with
II. A WHEELER. A. F. KEMP, of M rs. Itqlph E. Stevens nnd
the late Dr. Steven i . . atrl Ibo
Mildred Babcock, Mm. Feinberg,
nnd J. A WRIGHT.
* *.\!ra. J. U- Root and 31m. W. B.
liters „ f MISS REBECCA STEVMr*. L - R. Johnson and son, Mis* Ruprecht, Mr*. George Mc uko cli.itfte of her children pending their return to the U. S.. Mrs. Olga
The Ltulneu meeting of tin^ i.a lla n l a* co-hoxUsso*. All visitThe Cock Ini) party given by I
Eldfiilge
(right),
20
,
hat
designer,
is
pictured
in
tier
New
York
apart
Higgle,
have
move.I
their
reslmg members -nr? invited to W .S .C . 8., -of the First Metho
Clelland, Mr*. Jane 3!oyet, Mm. ment. The children, Patricia, i (lop), nml Diana, fl. were, taken to
MR A MRS. G! o ,it.c i i A'OO'N , E N S,„r Sanford . . . . Sign in a
dist Church was held Monday drnre to Philadelphia, Lieut.
ntlend.
Raymond .lAindquUt, Mis* ('anil
ni the Country Club Monday la--' Mitsui Item'll Textaur.rni: " I f you
Johnson is assigned duty
Stupe. Mis* Susan Kirtley, .Mm. Hawaii by the fMhcr though a separation agreement made in f ’ r.irh.
Ciiclenf o f the Sanford Harden afternoon In th* church auditor the Navy there.
tween the hour* of it.0:1 nnd sdhi are over eigh ty ye.irx old and
1U
43,
hml
given
custody
td
children
to
the
mother.
tfniermnioinil)
narenta.
Ava llxvii and 3fr*. Ilmigkln.
t'lub w.ll .meet as follow*: Azalea ium. 31r*. B. B. Crumley, presid
P M. wax u . wonderful xm-ep-w, at-rornpnnied !■> rum
we w ill cn»h your <hr-.-k."
. . . .
Circle With Mr*. W , I’. Fields. ed, and Sir*. R.. I . Cole opened
Th<- rlub has never looked lovelier, "U ll niak a n u i •port r o « i fo r
'Mr. arid Mrs. Wilson Newman
>!rr. Porter Laruin* .nil Mr*, the ftueting with a prayer.
the
women
of
Saliforl
have
never
'o i l , " ngri-eit an overw orked tu||or.
Miss T ry on To Talk * Mrs. H. .1, Goode
A fter reports from the of fieri* of I.ukr 'Qunrn returned to (heir
i . L. Clark, Jr., ox hoxiesxp*;
looked xmnrter nlld , l here WHO "hut il w on't lx- n:id> foi ih lt t v
home on'Monday .after spending
• Central* Circle with Mr*. Vo’.lo the children's deportment gave n ten day* In Jacksonville where Bob Shoemaker Has
-index
galore
wlmh
mude
for
u
At l .S.C.W Dinner
Hostess To Circle |ierfevl alnti>*)ih' .e- 1 leaneil d a y s." “ T h iit y •!-v ! " iir o t i- l.- l
'A illimyi. at 10:01 a. m.j Dirt prugram concerning Afriea. Those he underwent treatment at ono
Die eu tim e r. ‘'\Vhy, the Im td
Party On Birthday
•al. mg pait were: Marvin und
Gardener's C rclr with .Mrs.
of the hospital*.
The annual 4 . S. U. \V„ ul.fnn.i Ultrlfl No. 2 <>f tho Ui i -i Hap* ex er il ecuplr o f xlniuldei- Imetil i r c a i c l i't - eu 11 -- > it ),) J.i
MrlJynnld; 3tngm.lin Circle with Edward McKinley, Randy Hrun.out
l
i
-tclicd
t'i
th.'
roeiv,
i)
n
d a y s." ••Tine," >a d .the IxiRnr.
Boh Shoemaker celebrated hh (i.:, ter will h. hehl at the .May- list Chilli h met Monday a! li t
.Mrs,, U. I.. Powail; Romi Bircic «m , Jimmy McClelland, James
. . ni ne stmi, tf ilwii fui-The "A ra l have you
MM 1/c Jack Hughes ha* re
fiili Holal ThtliMlny ivenlng .1 noon ai the homo of Ali . . B. ),
tt'-.ith Mrs. 7H. H. Coleman ih- Davis, (ieorge Murphy, Caroline cently returned home from over 9th birthday Monday by enter '• uu o'clock with itis* r .'ii-,r ,‘ C im iIi- mi the Hi ! nnd 1! >.>,t -li- h-'r-e-*. or a newly pureha -r I ro- . look M il lnte,;, ‘' iu! en a giHHi
Hudson,
Mary Ann Strickland, seas where he served with the taining n few friends at the
xteail of Mr*. A. W. Epps.
home of his parents, Mr. aift1
. i)iXi, unx*. ptexident of th. ,u .i A. At. Slm ci i|du i . i nan Mmu. in.
V lolit and Delores Oglraby, Lindy U. S. Naval Reserve. He
MONDAY
hr* Mr*. C. jW. Shoemaker on Bear- •ilunuu e nvsociatieii an i a . ml
sidt I over Ili 'lu in u e , i meet eg
\\\i \. Mrilrine, Aadnm; Inn i i4r
St. Monica Cl.uoter of the Leonord and Betty Joan Brawn.
resumed his Job with the Atlantic dall Avenue, After Ihe game* ■' i«f - or <-f history ut K S t W , An iinprexvi • devutimml S'ii<
, Thp In life' a fill tffi* drt,
living
Holy , Croxxi Epi xctipol Church
Delicious
rcftVxhmenls
were Coast I.lne.
MILS. J. II. MKMi K
*
given
ii'!lr-t
1
u
aVr■
She
will
t
d’by
M
i
itJ.
0 II ■i:n
were played weinsi!, were (ousted
I•I «Hthir.lL,a
will meet ut the home of Mr*. n n e d following the program by
utr file
Iff
v
U;»
1f\
irrt‘i
vfl
hr*Ai.
it
..f
lh->
n
-X
ifU
i
ha
tgx
*
.,f
and served with sulnd. ice ciram
iri «»n In, a I'
liar vxtitl
Jyhn Tatum, 2tJu West First 31rx. Perry Chapman and Mr».
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Folxome
"f* ft i hi* m»*
nr* uni Hi.
au-1 iirtur und iiirrh'Uhni f
''in \ l.i»rnr\M^*d c>' i.T.t' n- Vi IP ' I'll-lil Mv
Street, at RH0 P. M.
Ella Holton, Mr*. R. F. Cole ami of Tamna are stopping at the and birthday cake.
i * Ih.* *k . 1 * .1
Mr*
w
.
1 »•
'ILiill
I*
I'll
»
•
tehin
i
**ii
I
11
cm eibjnyhiif the
lilt 4 131, 1 ik
Mccling f t thv Woman* Auxil Mrs J. N. Axzarcllo gave nr. Yulilcx lintel while Mr,-Fulsome
lllll til-?
Those present were: llober
li lliiite,
-« i i .hi i* i tunlimt w Ilt4
t Itow lire new tmdii
n in vSiuiftnti un
:i \v!•.:»!
II n-lthl lb! t||ll‘ - v •-. . | 1 1 ».!.>■
iary of the lliilv Croix Episcopal interesting report from the co.:- is here on business. Mm. A. Held Miller, Weldon Bridge*. Bu Idy
tit II IMP whl, h V3 t T* 1 l r n l by HDilk
i-i
oju
Ml
tori
*
i,
ill
.
i
,i
.i-:
in Ih
vernl from h re
Chuich will Ic l.il.l 111 I ho I*ar- fircnce of th i W. S. C. S., wide! Mann anil Mr*. Folxome spent Corley, George Dagur, Rodman
1*11 tfe ■iff fit Jii nr
ivh -n
" ” l|
Trvnti »»•k'llli I
i ;itka' btrr* ut the t-i null*. s« winyr 1 '•1 t l f
dtije hor«(> litre*
t ,irup i is' i *i mige
Jo.lt, M an
Uh Hoiko at 3:50 p. m.
flruimey. Hilly Ijsmer. A linn Maf
they attended recently In Talla iTurxday In Jacksonville.
t f 11*1 ilrst »*v W
ho- Xu)a H ,t
>
*
f
i
i'B
m
i
nj;
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1
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Jiiv.'ll t■« < SXJ | pu ,*). by
To r«Jjy
M
Mhel A >e» * 3' IS ’
fet. t*. H Elowem, Robert Tb|»shhassee.
Mis. W. S. Thornton
It Urn
* " U t IH f t *
I' 1
ft i U
■l «
.1 1 * 1 »•> h
£
Erh,areal t f "th e Crucifixion” cksexi the meeting with a praye.
XwlK
I *• '»*! l i l.lk’ h-il Itllt
Mr. nnd Mrx. A. I). Hutherland ef, Justin Lyncn, Mr*. A, l
hi
1111*4 f,J3
V
*
•
*
!
at!
I
S.
(
’
H
,
uluiitiinF
or
r-Mi.t**
i
host*
nt*H
Faux
* T* ltt,|r| by the
*^wil| Imj held ut 7:30 p. m. In tho
of (ioldstioro, N. C.. aiv spending Shoemaker. Mr*. Juxtin Lynch* 45. * fr»vt fiti 'itlfil i h
* 3bHr 11i|fn Sr In* d, t-v hn r n d’tv
* trul • ItU ........ ! Ml
G,
i
lie
J
<
Duly Cross Episcopal Church.
and .Mr*. II. C. Thrasher.
i the three month* • ilimtii I 1.1,'llt1 \. *M..
K
II:
»oaio Interesting experiences lha some time with Mr. and Mrl>>,Mi ti.
M
H
-i ; **i »Il I* I't*ai?u ;t ritl: I ** t o t *
I t , ft.■r kK***? tern ,i
^
Mm.
• ill lull
C. Whittington. Miss Elizabeth
the Baptist misaiondrie* had dur
’iHV M
II. fi't M , l if 3" i - |:
f. M i- ,1 r . II ill mu! U rn. l.m !.
I*.t %hoiin Milivc -t I t.
.ni, pr ing the war. Tho meeting wa Whittington of Belle Glade 11 also
Mrs. C. C. McKenzie
Thi*
• itsst«tcd hy | Mn.ei lldinns Aviaiu n M t hiui wllti.l Ihiriri: th*
\Wi trier, Jr.,
for ihi* ■UlilKN . field
i o u r MM
a guest.
Circle No. 4 Meets
on the it.-vw 11" f urn *r
closed with a prayer by Mr
or i rvution.H w ill l»r « rrr|it •il un* Mi . \V. I*. Htookft, Jr, vi'rvuii1 -ml
it* *t-» H*'! r
=SVr»i by Mrs.
Hostess To Circle .Volta
yen i• oni
Jinn tit. In thi* fnllnwr-iii?
Williams.
refit*
i
In*
Pneifit
for
two
D!
Ih
u
m
ld
Y
itiornlnir•S I
With Mrs. Gardiner
Mr
Kh.u nr,' SunPfc. Irwin Morton departed
V 1 ifii rioitthu hn?- Iieeii *11 Iwh-*t ■I. »|
Mr*. .1, V. Whiililnn, MrThe hosleia served refresh
jjiiizf \11
Circle No. 3 « f the Woman's ment* to the following member* from New ‘ York City lodav bt W hidtion,
Mr
I I , tF*, H nu
n
!i
atul i& in t in ho«iii<'-Circle No. 4 of the F lr»( Bap Azarians Meet With
rt 11 Atin* |tl'tp 3 rnn«n nut
Missionary Union of the | First Mm. Hal lluntor, Mrs. Voile Wil ijoat enroute to Europe where he
MIt « Martha Pox. MU* M«odi*
» fatliei. A [.. Ifit) Itl**.
h* i-v I Ion »fii*rno»Hi
Baptist Church held Us" regular Bum*, Mr*. W. 1^ Vance, Mrx. will serve with the.Army. Mr*. tist Churrlt mcl Monday after
J in k i n ' .
MU»
A Ih e
T tn ffitn h
Mrs. I. E. Soulhward Mi- llem tet L'i LtHiiiittif nnd
L Httlmii flhtnkehshiii, iLitfio
ft* t?i it ■.1 I.
tl ai Mi meeting ut the homo of Mis. C. C. A. A n d e r s o n , Mrx. J. A. Morton recently returned from noon at lire home of Mr*. W. D.
Mm
Nat
y.
Itn
v
s
lih
!
ht
Columbia,
S.
C.
where
she
visited
Gardiner
with
Mrx.
31.
S.
Nelson
nf i IL 3.
L% McKenzie. Sirs. II. K. SlcNab Strange, Mr*. J. A. Vnrn. Sirs.
!• J. 4 till,till
1 lit . iiat et-il nml u hr»*n
3|jh. I. K. tT*>»tliWi±rtl**i ItMinr
as co-hosM*s* 31r*. H. C. Dicker[11*zl The iiirinb'T
r.f In h#m{
ipetjol the meeting with the D. K. SlcNab, Mr*. 1. N. Kim- her husband.
A 3mi Mfs- W A f .-neh Mr^
on West Twcittifth Hlriut a «
sou
presided
over
the
business
if
/
HI
rusk
I'll
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r
,
III*
•if sy injial hj*
u <r dli! J (it hi U-, Mi*- Mu r\ «S|ewnr*. I In.1* par •nts
• hrastoh. i ■Unt *Ji -J.- l!cl]y,--M r ,
111
#
H
O
fllH
*
nf
till*
IlifWtSnt
of
ih
u
e
session.
Mr*.
J.
T.
Jarkron
w*»
311**
'Rebecca
Strveiia
*|>enl
and Mr*. U I h i i A. l
1#. mri'
I’m.
E. 3V. Stile*. Mm. B. (J. Mclhvin, several day* at SL Petersburg in charge of the devotional ami Asarian t !»*-<* tif tin* l ‘i. \ M.■»» Mi -. 1 ini A 1 *i|hx-r ?. \i|F I 1 W. |l'llstll|J.
t
1 )at I■ran, Vi i •
Kinibiourh l A llie d concerning 31m. A, J. Peterson, .Mrx. C. C.
a i*. id
Mm
M X i
»:-Ivisiting with her sister-in-law. Mm. 8 . A. Erienfield
led In tl*t C h u it h Iii* i ntirht with M
W II lit in
civic and ecclesiastical law*,' ‘
Th'»lun<4 l*ilti •», tilt l liter ■f t ail
<1 lit
MeKenile and Mr*. It. 8 . Duggac. Mrx. Ralph Steven* nnd her airce prayer. Mrs. IL F. Cooper pre N, J. .SluiiRttuiH, 3Jr4, VV * M \ r.il 133 it Mi
M f lt»y I ii3v n i i »ii >i.t |
Mr*. A. V. Peter.-on tnl.i of
-nn. Mi 1 i ll.ll
\ . »e
\nd« •
and nephew, Dorothy and Edwin sented the Bible study. Mrs. < Ituirildry nn.| M rv «
A. M Mmtf Other* Wnrltl, \\m I, Iixts li.'rll lit all tHi’
Hii- w p|
ll
IlHM.
night Itov.
community
mission son. Jr, an
Stevens, former Hanford resi L. Park,
|M r-. I.UtlutleM am i M rs. VV. V. week ul Ilia tmme tin Wilma Aw?. l Mixi k r’erpe
Urxt
tri \ u* Li
raflfrr hill'll* rftD'* nnd mur*! Df«mk^. Jr
dent*. Miss Dorothy Ste<venx has chairman, gave n report on u
lb *
Mr. niut Mi
T. A. TI*‘f Iwid1 I t filer* ixihl
flovftrN were usrtl to ilttoiat
iveentlv tracn chosen "Queen of visit to the County Homs.
at
t’hrlxl
rtlurnc*il from I hi* murrmifw*
7
talka
Sm llliw.i
Refreshment* wrro *#rvrd to tho rooms o f ill
State*" In a natlonnl beauty
hniihut m t : u r e s whin I I their xlnugliter.. Elsie Tice t> III-IVC l>p-!l
irintf.
contest.
the following: 3lr*. C. L. Pari;, home M in . V . CL H asty, |ire
* old.
Mm. Lillian Vickery, Mr*. C. P. ilent. n reside .1 over the husinr
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blythe, Jr Henderson, Mrs. R . . L Garrison, s#ti!nri nml the devutimml w
N ix «
of Charlotte, N. C. are the goer I Mm! H. C. Dlrkersnn. 3tr*. U. U pNtM iiti’*! by Mi
chilli the tf \ i l \ " b it'.U'c “ t “ll.
of Mr. and -Mm, L I. Frazier Ware, Mr*. J. L. Jackson. Mi
li. U.
at'their home on Celery Avei.u- IS . A. Edrnfield, 3lr». R. F. Coop from l.ukc 2 1 Mi
Bit 111f*4i
in in.
inviti •d tinfor several days. Mr. and Mr. t cr, 31m. W. E. Belt*, -Mm. 31'
(U
\ ) |,
Blythe nro spending their hone) ; nie llilterhrand, Mr*. W <*, W it with hex T,1 Y‘ l|t>*
M
i.
\ J IV I*
w a. g iv .i 1.
D
moon in Florida and upon rt i «on. Mr*. S 4. Ii«>'is. 311
ton ni. (tie t (I'WH m Widk t «
turn from their trip wilt ms'
ley, 3lr*. Avery, Mr*. I
la id fo r the rh d d r ’ |j% 1 OMlf
their.home in Charlotte, N. (
Mr*. A. C. Benson and *31r*.
i Jftfksouvil'iMr. Frazier is Mr. Blythe's uncU moral Kadcr.
17 During tin .-illl hum sevexul
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Social Calendar
Paula Jean Norwood
Celebrates Birthday
r e r s o n a 1s
r
i
s&
Lon?rwood
MADE - TO - MEASURE
C O R R G C riO N
- .* * - -
Good. Attendance .At
*£
The Southsld* P.T, A. will me
Church Meetings ^Mrs.
f c - Hasty
sik'1!.
Thursday afternoon a I 3:16 P. M.
l frexhmenlx
f :itrn\vie>rry shoxi
with the’ lxosrtl meeting sehnlulet
The
Ite-Kaster
evangelist • cake and ruff,
.,.ryp|
for 2:15 P. M. Instead of Frds
ip
M rs.
Tnise p ic i afternoon a* previously reported meetings’ at the First Chrtxtiiu
Pp
Church have opened with goo I pin, Mrs. B. J
Ip . Mi *.
I
i.Ueralance, Rev. W. Perry Yc* Henson.
A. VVlPinin ,
Mrs
ley, who I* prexenting the rue- Mr*. Ni*. Mi •
I. Mr- I’pli-i
-ages, announced today, aildnv son. Sirs. J .1
i .'Irx. Brnr-I
that “ Al” Wiggins, evangelist i Sirs. K II i i
Mrx Mam
singer, sing* beautiful goni I Drnluxi, Mi
.-, M iSx.
hymns with beauty nml feelnu Sirin’’ , MiMi
V
Mr, Yeslry hus urtarhexl »n dersK n i. mi
nit!,ii ii*l.
the
following subjects: "Ca <
These Dry Bones Live," “ I Will
Industry in Paiiuum i» limit*-,i
Try God, and "The Nature of largely to brewing, distilling, uml
God." Sunday night the junior the production » f evaporated milk,
choir gave a special number, furnllure. clothing, snap, an'd canand Monday night, Mrs. A. M.
Phillips, Director of th* Choir
of th* Episcopal Church of Har
Phi Beta Kuppa. oldest Ameri
ford, sang ,* beautiful solo, ac can collegp Gipek letter frater
companied b y ’ her house gue,t nity, was organized nl William
from Canada.
and Mary college, Williamsburg.
Miss Ix>ls Ann Dobson is lead Va. In 1776.
ing In th* atUratsnce ronle*t.
I
A ll frtsnd* of th*' church *, •
Invited to attend these nlgldl,'.
services, which wRI continue unitl
KMt*r.
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WEDNESDAY. APR. 10,1916 >
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"
TOE -SANFORD HERALD. BANPORD' FtX)R!DA
*
Blanc Probable Starter For Feds
• In West Palm Beach Game Tonight
I
• liit
Texas League To
Be Hard On Left
Handed Hitters
INSIDE SPORTS REFOM
------Uy JULIAN 8TEN STROM
The C*t*r> Fed*
Yankee Batimen
Ready For 1946
DEPENDABLE RAY
i* the column wt'vi been waiting to write for a tong time
Sanford Regulars Run Up Sizeable* M argin now. TM*
This U whore we take the fetal Fjonda State l.cnyiw unity as
it stands today and attempt in figure out whht * lit. make them stick
, • ._T *~^T
...
Over Visitors
ijto
“But *Cosily
‘
“Errors By
thi* season nr who ought cause tns downfall
of --the
oreaniifl^on.
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S a" y 8 _____
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Replacements (Jive Red Hats Win
Folk wing yr*tciday’s tilt with DcLand. anyone-nqt teeing the
Question O f .W ay
Contij: iuay |ti.in; ;n.
By JULIAN KTENHIROM
Jnu last another <mr. Thi*. 1-n t ,|on( the Imtlcr changed up m i
Wind Is Blowing
Mbnuifi-r Mill FiicJj’ m •He-
Psinama
F fc tld a t
Camt) Sites P^pve
tmei
Ideal
Investment
r-, i
fulled the strjingf.,, Aa the f«Ul
CBWe
t
came uT(r
over tne
f.ct ,
T ^ v aerfpannre----------- r~T~
t'-Uji T , l a u l U i y
wni.-hi :akuii;
FORT WOUTJI. T ^ ., Apr.
swing but )te ,.u*jrd it £SjP*fj&ig 11 nanded halt ms i-iwcr D
i£t ch
ain:*! 'pi
it tftiK,
chan:!*
PI golltff Ermi- ■. f j w oV„ allii
i* W-imare Vvaluable tlian rimthpaw hitWh: r- th’a 3 5 *'$ .
’ ftora fl* InlL with
• The Fed plifi. startel Ills prpb* htgj, in { f|c ,l(r. •
{" thj T;ans League, lays
able regulars in -the uinuul. T fa y i'otteV* cumc'Vo Sanford In ^ *30! Say Hayworth, lunnager of the
HH
B m,
ran up p wo™! load and (fan i h * ! f , 0‘,n tft; T i m l i n * hnS h *s been! Fo** WVrlh.
nr,”
1,
,
ssiPfor began to* try ..a. u ;
-{ 22 ? J. lie Joined thi,lobracvhtion from
i> ; i«"goinKTio l!»vc“to
Migg M arr And Irish SB?,1 players.^ The
______________
experiment jf j *
“ Lt,J ,,,,,, the taei ... tu!: ifirca*?n ItT^a ^utsthm^o'^whloh
whale of n lot of chtingoH if
‘ y 't U i! hSnfacJ-fittUs
4ril che
ripye
v »n?
,h , wind
wln^Ls E
s r
'’ "
I « v e r Combine, -To «jf r '- h ’ . i l Ri*cn
AUV.S
«h
thuagii
h ,.
.,,/
' , 1 with "■*“I >
blowing,
_ li* __have
Cop
Daily
Double
<IW
1
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1
*
u
V
tn
t4
«y
.
•
HU
affllw
LLefl-n
an«ed
hitters
may
nav
thf* to even Any In ibe teia >».
ea
y
m
■ ‘
m
thu Mkhlng first.
hVsrK ehang d S hri a t
On the Sanford side » f the
loop, where .thi
ledger, runs a
didn’t
u n t Indicate^'
iinncnu* too
i«>
IXiNC-WOOI). April |0. <>>pe- j } 1m
" Scnaiiu-I. did a fine Job m J|uy0 will t-o in there flshtinir
blow
J1
much, hut errors did m ake'the ..=a| )_ lucky Il k. 1 hold rs on g j PJ£
for an outfield
’uthwcf-t, the ft Hows
' game leok bad. All In all, mos. ll|r TjLconilimellon In |ss| jilgh l’s
’
, hS hVLtif^Iaii^
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- uftj#
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,
® * o f the slonnv playing w « «loiutwr > ^ ^ ■ |(r ,‘a f^.CTland&tlldWr6r i n ^ * , (,’ lt’ ’ ;’ r r.?' it>\ i ° C* Uli
\‘ l. field hnve at lenst one stri'io
ij
^<|asai uhlnsawtanta aeetess alii sM1. Ali mkw * -•♦s.a .v^g*TXt..f “.LI
»lfll*Jt Wlt^Ti tic tll'TC H <'«LAy. I r
fla p * Ndtra
The lH»ys looked g,rn.| all deck- ^ ; ' ^ |e' hrm wh” n lh* *
10
w„
M t f t *" tl,clr now home uni- jVhc persistent w ’ho t u r n ,
plenty o f ii|i on Ids fa v *“ ' U,T
vt,
,fl® i Many normal extra base wallops
gorsl lead
rotnhWIed to witt. the event
Jint «f,.> bus an vffaeUvw-Ap * I’mitp ..with red piping, full )iyto putouls for the right-fieldns
L - deneral oplonlow-Uit night hi- |n Ihr fourth race of tbr m n -n g.
Adv, bide e^ps. oi ,
o
As few as 20 such transforms*
m m . ™
the majority o f the
M,w Mart. in. the oennd p i ,
lit
W *
. Joe ticnito. UPn, jn n sea.son can make a big
Lnnd Red lints emerged vie
JjirlQim .dver- the. Ban fo n t
Celery Feds yesterday by n
score of 11 to 19 In n ton
inning exhibition struggle
but actually It didn’t mead u
T im r iiM W ia“
Qeinish Event
li™’!!.-*!1? „*' * l Un? .
. ,‘J'
up putyfcj » »h . ri.'g m:d no l.w>
*" ---- More than ,.y-r..H»a» .tal
U'lllUtt-tS fit pi t-K tn<l
Pfi-
ST. I& T E R s E u R ? ? ^ . , Apr.
•.
.-lamans
l.uct ,
l‘»>*. n good throw to irnilid.
a” '
,\t first. Jerry Kilvcnn.in
r.iiti ’ «■.... — i r« mtri
i formed like a. veteran. He 1 *
iti'<n<|.iH Iisrrt
,o tittle weal: on III* hitting
J-oah* ‘ Mil -Itut*} T"*r* *. Mary |that
,i
...
.*
|s, n mutter
\l->- t 'Kllt-r Tiler. 1 Natilp-. I *1
„ , which
. . . In
4 r » ,“ *k j
.N'tid,.
i
-lie
per«tu<
but
one
i:m*itv iim w ani/Ram * I* difftcUl to Jfidgei On
I
Todays bporle Lav git
Ono of the otd-time ughters,
whs h«*t mi ati/pie-wpo
t ,jj
the confidence to uo -wllh.lt, was
.Mrit
. . _Trmniy NoLtriLln
...
one fight,
Nelton’a manager told him he pad
•oh.*™
- | second, Duvt; Urlde looks okay a jiuo net n a. - cU'.n >*i>dl'* w'n
*l' ,h i '.'im u i . u ^Tnrtl<yl
n!
W i hit* ng aht'Py his uppopent pwkjr by the seeppd
Inni who.. M> «. ijw Ilf. Dill i n- will Ik* a Rrtoi ejjct to the club, rpuntl. Nelson thought the man111, Mu*ta,l*f __
>|6__.
S .iat
n l-iftee,
IMtltr ' Ilrhlc eol nne for - ihrec.
--.-i—
*»ii
Ufl1
, ager meant the kritckout had vo
■Tfc r r - a *v
»r aod ”K»r*-u Jtv.-.
csnsBir
STANDINGS
Antary. Junior Ix g lS s ’7"^
W,
L.
I'eL
Tigers .. „™ ,, h
2
.112
Midget*
1 2
.flSfl
Uo.lger*
. .
3
..f 00
Firntes
1
5
.ldd
R-sulti Vr*irr.!ay
T ig .l* Ih
M 'getj 10
Remits Mmtday
I'lrate, 0
Ilidgers 0
ciliiru,
» M th-* m
■Intent Prgak
tL
ever
daily ball -ot fire down,yonder :
(coked tho. Yankee* to the perfect
degree o f excellence.
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NEW . YORK Y AINKERS
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B a lila f—T o|i*>
' Fikldlng—Good
Cetehihg—Good
•
rack?t f s e c o A p
run* alinojt due south; the left
|ine almost du» east.
And In no other league doc*
■the wind t-low tn from right field
so conslstentlv n* It dor* in the
eight rltlts of the Texas League.
Frocif o f th- hcn\-y handicap is
that no. left.handcil batter ev«r
lid the league In home runs and
a great majority of th? batting
leaders has been right-handed.
—
t
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hAs.Ualh.
-t t ’* >
^C K ,
most baseba'i dlsmomls have heme
plafe at ths northwest corner.
that means the right fltld lire
II tsam
6^ * .A "“fssr-flra,,-.
tj».^i-5i!isK.*te <-•*«. Juii £X U J S c t t a g g. stftdis
... | | . -V
uwjuie
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__ peculiar , ., Ilnr# — i^iw*.ifi
deilvi-ry In that he . hliles hi* In four official trips . . .K ean,.
J*.>
i
J11'”
i)el.and
- wa*
|K' the best‘ Red_HJtt
rli i w
tililun. Drtil- s JM. oi-l J. .' V I Itolli piteh to o great extent With his
krlrilUtl, hrilfl) »tld H. i-ilef HIM'. , flip which nppcara to ahorlen the f 0( ' (Jill Ktrh'a oalflt
Miller,
am ail lire- — i ataMl
I I I , . ! Unit Hull, lli-nhlr)
Cliur ci„U'Bl ''."hi"4!
'uiu’-ir^elver;
K*w> irml.F, H.indr Anfs. Iiifc)- raw .u i/tha m a il
1
cmn,n*Inw fuiiv domsv U hlnd.,lhf plate
Uss,
Ilian's—
i * -. .Non IIP,
,
but
hia
succeisor, Blankenship
I « -n’s Tfcpt.otfi At* It iif* it And
Tin* esteting department was l|j(, „ falr)v KaoJ jV j , . . ue>!.
rovrr flown.
' 1 *ird ttnw — S ti 'll- *1
handled by [h>n Zaipo] and Joe ronn ike [Jol.r.nd phertstop, Is the
*pnic' of
rvrr. Certainly Old Sol has (lone
a roo«l Job on them—the players, i
that il.
erg Isn’t a team which can
t o t having more Or better
hi In ahapg for the lM-gamt*
grind. The m*o of McCarthy are
t*t Hw
huyllng corps completely* out o f
tho park.
^ - On the muund for Sonfonl wa*
Jim Schantel who v>i« Yorniorly
; slated .to twirl tc night. Ho limit
ed the Rod data to five hlnglcs
over a rourse of six innlr-f,*,.
-Sanford opened :he scorin' in
the first frame. Sharp led o ff
with a clean single to right and
too* second when llrysnt
out a hunt.
Pride hit
druble plsy. Sharp going
Ruddy Lake worked the
Red *■* i
for a free m u . Za-pel flieH to
left field but Arders, who h«<l a
u*i,
touxh <1 '.* 1
rpo. ami
the ball p*Lake to -scr
Not eont.. . .v,l.l.-Jto»e,
nft*r Pena
*
'r '
Red Hats In lha »ec«md with tio
tr'-ihle. »•*
b v - (n-ir'-r •
_ r f f a. projectile that nroduecd five
I ‘ runs. Bttvermap doubled to loft
I I pr,»ijBrhsnl •* pK?eA • *' 'f V t
right to push the Fed flr»l Imre*
man, ov*r the plate. Sharpe con*
rinutd the fireworks by singling
V. to center and Bryant beat out
another' bunt to till the rack*.
Bride blasted e single Into left
to count Schantel and Sharpe.
I
Anders mlseueel m the tday and
Bryaht also counted.- take beat
mit an infield roller to wore
Bring.
th e Fad* nddrd anothor pair in
<
the third when take tripled «•
J | F f' fatbtn the right field wall to
U ",.cont Sharps and Bride.
Detand notched their first two
in the fourth and garnered In
three in the fifth. However, It
\?ss easily no’ t'abl that P hnntel wasnt bearing down and then
too, loose nisvlo" bs"-"j to r * f
In the Fed rank*. Two errors
were more nr teas rc*pon{U)lc for
the three DcLand markers In the
I. ^
ThB Bed Hat* eddod another
two in the seventh
Bveratta
Heitor’ replaced Sehantcl
but
found his rci'»ral «a*n'* »vaiJ»W<*.
i « A triple by Bea'«*n. three walks
* and an etrr- -'i-in'i hal" 'M F >*1
situation either, practically thi*
. .reme elluatiun occurred In the
? 'tigh ih when the Red llutx took
itf
?; ,'-* f-h rj%t it ic
mewmmr-mmik.a s w s s a s s t T B
.M H i
‘ f> *.
thefl.i.
rid ..Umer*^.iro’
th
_ -^ui ths ^unshine city, the N«w Xt
ew e
Cbevet-AiJp idcxAds
-6 idsuiKs AieiieAf pfcjr&crfoAl
A< -TUAr PO$< -
®
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m *F
MAC* M o ftydoRBAJ c/Mp< > c u rv e u U p feaK a # pjbrAhp&a>tf
tU t939 M P f
S ffcettrl, rtw p fo K M p ■
Keyyf^ji
ffowifcomfiejA-ficwi r'ydft 5*ic&
ConsUtant Playing Res
Far St. Augustine’s 2 Pennants
Saints Only Club In-ElorJda Stale League
T o Tee O ff N ext Tuesday N ig h t,V
P air O f Flags In Loop Records
" I don't know whether it was
the sun in Panama or St. Peura*
^urg which helped me mo*L’’ egi.f ms th . .joillng-hardcr-thaiiprewar Joe DIMggglo, "hul l don’t
tfithk I ever feltX a ttcj or have
step our team in such good condi
tirg for this time of the year."
Right here, Qranltand Rice Join
^d the ccnveriation and started
praising Phil Risxuto and Joe
GrrUo.n
rrdo.n to thi *x!
»ki ex
.n r-'- * tn a tattpr >avStone combination in my life!”
exclaimed Granny, And, brothers,
that la SOME
confession
„
:f»H, , . Hsince
p|
the d*«n i f bisepell writers, has
around since Hector wea a
lnuto and Gordon are really
tpjT'fle — ec- far. V/.h-'-hf >a V
great p|«y last* until October J#
gnciher miration as Donj MfMaggiu oi lh» Red to r points out:
“ Meat of lh « iStrlcsitgr^ trill
« t o ff to • A riel start
wra b «a u * »-o f ths F
Honing urogram wa* hk1. „
jR
|ul whatpsr wa can stand
_g a_ff until October
another
GctrL' “ U
* -T
question, Quite a f*w lege and
srma may giva out In July and
August.** ■
Manager Joe McCarthy o f the
Y a n iejj Ira’t soring very much
hup h r looks -happier than ever,
rrntohly th» Mares’" Hggtat wor
ry will be hla pffch ind“ * t i f f As
one fallow put, It; "What have
the Yank* got after Spud Chand
ler but a-periodT"
Well, bear this In mind:
McCarthy believes In powey
trams—plays for a lot of runs.
He ncvfr worries when the other
"nw r*rt*,o marker ns lore as
he’s got plenty of thoye fellows
on hl* aide tM# yfcar—and they re
going to pound home loads of
run*.
The lest twn seasons, the Vnnkee* had to play Ic r on* counter
like everyone else.
This year
they’re going to aim for elgliL
nine rr tan f game—and they'll
get them, too, .
By LEAGUE SERVICE BU RE AU , 1P28, von C8 and Unt B> ip
S ILVE R SPRINGS. Apr. 10— end wen 73 and lost 03 In
As defemlln—-i.,-- -■*
^- cNo
. *■
-. i« , . team
—— w.
me champions
o f“’ .tho
Saint
hat L—
betn lower
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Class
D Florida Slate League
uuk . . #L=x"
th®lin t
-re
l**t.1 n-s*- in.
Y •**!*■- :p « . H-- eaMmilte-l ti.rec* costly enors, so *U through
that
resume*
play
next
Tuesday
The Faint*’ bc*L y**jr ^ 4hih
usiatci Mini, M<i
ti«tr‘*o. mnk although. vVe .tan'l like in didn't throw a punch. When he
TiuiJr ilsr. Atl Talk «n*l Ilsnd* crill'iir players. w» mud *ey came to
night, the St. Augustine Saints hitters wax In I W t when Ihsy
hi*corner between
1st*
aro
the
only
loop
combine
to
win
rm
Hit at
at a
a «
dip. They 4M •
th.*t Jervis Un’ i huntilmr like h« round*, hi* manager was raving
tilstlK ll*w — fs lt r it r i
two pennants, Urn first In 1935 club fielding record Ihs same
IttMlnlrla 'Inn I
khould he.- Hut tn xnying tliat mad. "W h al’s wrong w|jh you !"
REPORTERS H AVE WINGS
ard
the
second
in
1041.
.HaeKg itldgs. IlnlllK ttv.
• , Kl**h . « c will not hesitate to ndmU he asked Nelson. Nelson turned
----LONDON. Ontario, 0 P )-T h o
Victory, ’oddly, wa* achieved r J U f i A ^ ’ u . m
m
fr,*m tho west '<onst
said:: "Why,
’’ Why,
i* nj, you tojid
o ir/ .t,f* ihi'rfcV*,' Tn »‘"jt*sp't!'rf j that reports from
oast and sold:
tmm nit to j London Free press hen purchased
and Pick, l'o
n cut In
declare Jarvi* has been a terrific knock him
‘ tho
‘ XMftfld ruun I, i a five-passenger aircraft for tho mora by ccnslxtent play supplied: set three club records: Percent
M nlh l i a r , — S ’ IS W llei
player and tough to g ;t out at didn't you
>u? What’s wrong with, *ee of IU etiltorfal *taff in rows by capable players, rather than! age .M 2 ; btaa hlu, 187; toU
Merit f*. ifniinv Jim tlohu, '|„H. the nlate.
•
(y o u !"
It look
took Just one pi
punch I Jtelnerlng. TJj* rreft will bo pi- by "one-man’ performances, for)liases. 207.
en il.ilrr.n- Urvn I T«P>
KI Aland is the club leader in
At
short,
BUI
Bryant
and
Larry
in
the
following
round
for
Nelson.*
bv « reporter with nine r enn* r s * lnt
hold only
I’ lliU, Tr,Sn|wi< pii-V ‘ h ir. v.iiluvr
two league records In various de doubles with 20 scored in 1939:
j gear* flying experience.
Losenbaum atlll appear on thy to win that b23 jj|
T,n h liar, — a*(0 Wtl*l
partment*
of
play.
Vic Zupanic leads fn triples with
r’nohlfilt .(dp
bltt vhcjrre l*»th
_ToJsjS Sports Oddity
ti|n(li lr hi ll.l-fl
Dick Hearn or the IP4D hurling lit secured In UI17, while IU y
The weight limit Jn the-middle-j-f
Bryant
O FFIC IA L BUDDIES
rtisnrs* t|. Jo!:y
__ ___Jg!
ivoglf. Ill rapidly improving.
ataff
hold*
the
loop
strlke-out
GooDhy of the 1041 team ha* 10
Vo Itoilln*. Msrlo* I'nlUpC YIIIIsp fairly i'nn-1 ot the nU’.o. lyat 1
weight class fn boxing tpday Is]-.;
_ , , N E W YORK, DPy-Dj!i Chadrecord, he having fanned 305 men homers to his credit to lead
niitrii, Vtetonf th»no 4 "d fwpeiwi oul tw'o hunts he Inlii tlowh
100 pounds _It was
___ *ek I" 1015.! wtch anrf It’ll h-neyr.
Ts
In
2
H
8.2
innings
hurled.
that field.
Goolsby also ^soldg
.....................
*a'r flcs , hits, Rotenbaum
beat Back in the g4v nineties,
hqw hockey teammates at Jamaica
nut an infield pit too.
On * ever, at one time it Was 151 High School but who never got
Skeeter Kirkland of the 10.19 the club record in runa-batted-in,
That war when Bob beyond the amnteur ranke as aquae! holds the league fielding with 82.
couide of pis'-*, nt >hort. I rYf'lt noi’nd*.
k iw i tn tht jeihi
nfayer*. **00 ofn*m*i>
-i record by short-stops—a sparkling
Little Lyle Judy, manager of
The miinni'cntent i* set tonight i m i ! I havu xUvited double play* FKssimmons Wi>n the title, tank*/
tl
easily hut a|dU seennj ml*cuc» Boh found that he couldn’t make Hoekev League game* together. ■912, unusually high for short- the 1938 team, hold*
J« the
club
J ' exhibition tilt under
iid
for tho first
tfcrrd In run* scored— Ufa—apt)
la a referee and Scherr fielder*.
ihe l.ghts tht* seas-iy. lU ilile broke up I'ffif peislblc dtiulil® kill that weight, so he arbitrarily Chadwick
a lintmtin.
Ted RatanOvc six year* of play, the in stolon ba**s, 51
Thomns' gnd hU Indian* eomu ings. Rnkenbavin commilt M one raised the limit to IM pound*,
which It remained unto 1016.
Halntx won 420 end dropped 181 ski o f the 1938 team wa* Issued
hero for the contest. The Indians e m r nt short,
khpK?g *JA o' nv nt tl 1 ;xk bi|*e.
.(ihj]drcn In wbtej . chairs ere games for a .524 mark Playing 90 walk* to lead In that depart
mvc hr- ti ti' iruic !■tc'rtna
hi
Dally Double
»l°on g. tho 40 hsndirappiKl »tu-j rirtunlly .500 tall for five yastry, ment, while Zupanie, fanned 103
they appear to hnvp a formidable nlthrmnh om* of hi* thrown was
Ills 'tepluecThe largest daily douldo payoff
Ilia
‘ SL
'••F* “ ! Ibcy-Cfally stepped out-In 10*1, times, lead* In tjiet field.
aggregation. -They are « a « * « r * wide for on error
Best pitching percenter* ever
1U40 rack
... , 1 of
V ,the
_______
. , catppalgp wjtsj w iifc.hy
iv the Red Crake
Crae* Volunteer
Volunteer(copplnr the flag with B3 victories
— ‘ Florfdn
rida-In- mciU, Danny Kichle. pel formed
c f the newly foitntd
1
at tropical park ye*t*r-M tor CcrP* merabers tn Port and « defeat*.
recorded by a Saint hurler. was
t„ cur lot.sfactfun pjso bat registered
tcrnatbmal
longue.
rnstlonnt tanttne.
v *
aphf'n hlttlhc
hlttlno ability gives
hint i day when Polyraellor end Idn-Ja Worth. Texa*.
gb
The game U Mated
ilatoc tn gel under- Flinti-cV
Remarkable |* tho word best that by Kane In 1941 when he
' Ayfa Kichle.
n
coml.lnr,! for a return of f.1,528.
wayP H
Bt I8,00
describing thslr five year’#* of won 22 ami lost four for an, avj
H
P O nVl'-ck
r a P and u large n„- edge
• - i4
h1 •*?
to*. AW
*av •vh.'up Polymellor won the first race and! Homogenisation m echanically f-Tior^play. for they took 58 nn1 aga. of .840. • Bast • M m *
crowd is anticipated by local of*
average |»
Wally fJS ,
iM U M
g i f Ib
A aj a .j
le 'u c m n . 446.05. -#2 TW A a M mjj breaks up the buttcrfnt content
TJfree Jockeya Win
the dUlflelL
ptitgr.
U*30, 09 end dropped
flebl*
perform
, ,ubj
__ ^cxcrptionall
_ ___ __
acroM the buard. Linda, winner and di>perses it evenly through 70 In 1917, wop 70 and lost i i t. t a l run* Per game oyer
nerforinww
The light* whip tested but tak ■ lisri’oJ several chni-'-'-t
Derby Three Tiroes
il the
inning* In 1041.
c f tho neernd race paid, (45 20, 'm
.......
. “milk.
"**
aovsn'ae o* ' ‘xle*’* pcnrcintrol night nnii put into ./irat clar- Ronl
|21.9ti anil *9.90.
...
gc-o t fRihWi
fi.ihlon a..
aid)............
hi* single „and
The late Lefty Brewer of the
ilsr. The manugemenl blra
gtso it
n
and workeil him for *lr® walk* order.
trinb. In ihrra trip* rmta lu w
LOUISVILLE, K y„ (fi’>— Tbrco
1938
gam**, AR
pitched
“ * staff won 85--'led
d tniit
that «w**-,n P » « r s *rv m»t rliui h, I xkc » trailed .353 with
costly vealrd
which,
cam1
■ ■ I combined
with
Champingt Nar.nl
397.1 Innings, and »Urted apd r - e h s v e won three Kentucky
gtxi.l
for
the
exhlbltjcn
tilts
tu
l*c
.If
rrror by Jervl*
a* "etMid
sloi
•■ .
th< IU Atwuxtlnr S.alnU durijin
finished ttR a m e* to lead In Ute** Derbies
K permitted five Red list* to row i pinve*J h si",. !<;>nt:bt, TMr*d 8 v tho '41 >rs"<m. P ile McRarcy Titan Hanover. w »* named today t Thev weru I*
departmenU. while Cetu pul»On
& merrily ever tbs scoring ptmd.
i night ant , 1 ridey nijfht.
• i t ’ <-n!'‘ \l * nrd and. anneitr* to M for. the 125,000 American .ratlin;;-, - ;
’ ’ *■
fa the luto team dropped the g « , who
t "' Tbs Feu*. Imdlnr tbcmtclvc* ispaaeo t»ax*es era ki)'Hl fo ».ra fulsr lu tr*-'l stapo, Vcrmttlton, il- thampiof’ ships .wplch will be ilr-j t t-M
t0 o*f «»• " * * by a Saint In cue I960 knd
,m , w hihlml In the ntath. faor- loMOn Kan\e* only.
thmie'i n- went hill***, pjcforni* eided on the Roosevelt Raceway; ; R y n t m u k J k n n i n g p
»|h ‘SI;
u19m t in g on Unit,- I Sutra aoll.
hce and knotU>*l the count night the local* entertain |h<* rtt H,' Carden tlntle* Mtlsfuc
rrri(# #:fiiif*, w'ro
July 3, .The race is an all*lhvila
Fla., Apr. TO, (/Pi
■ teams will depend on the
tfilUam'a fluke triple tu right tae.burg Back ere and Friday In right ffrid. the same njc
heme the wlmisirs tn 10 SB,
o9. affair.
’ ‘ " ~The
.. Titan won the Rs«ttall with • dee.-.n 3 ptn‘-h airlines to make the I90.mlaute
le .rtiyor U
tloa
Bauer, 1940, lb. .987: Judy, li
'
'
theppanl'x slngte to left p ro '. |night Detand will return hero for Lsngitcn wa* rjght In there.
mo . Al* nr led Herahletrnlan lest August accept will be the order of the trip botweon
, -9M: C-»ra, 1937, Jl{
a
™
Miami and *'
IU iTtUtll
to
c account for the winning j one thfr#ong»geuienL
tlunigh llX pnpprd 02 t 0in
|) .fou r! end Is rated the king of trotting day fat South Florida thU Bum*
, .... » _ tatvje W«a two
Beakle* Havana, other cl He* to Kirkland. 1939. , shortstgy
trip.i to.the plate. Cn ooe* 6cc#* hur*e». ,
mar.
' ■:
- ....... - ■■ ■
■
represented incluih, Miami, Helm, 1039, outfielders, .S ^ f
,
After the majors depart for Mllaml Beach. Wesf Palm Booth, ll>4f\ catchers, ,979.
iMny^ respective h*>mn In othrt T^mpa and Lakeland. All except
HEADS LEE ATHLETES
GRID COACH fft k EARH
I
sectlop* of the country, F1or|d»'v
expect*! W receive
HAMILTON, N- Y. m
ttmn^j CAMP LEE, Va^ (AV-MaJ, Ro. new Clas* C International l.sncur healthy tacking from the male
V master in the grt of ' land J. 8 avilla, *U$ar~line atar *w lnn Into action, 1 .
Andy
in the way of player material.
Ml
r-s football, this saaytdi I on Ml'hlgon1* g »-*t f*-.»p-t| t—*As with Just snout avtryUilni
itartr Ml iSth’ yeor a* head c o c k &f 19.17. 1U3S Apd 1939. hat been that happens In Flo rids, there'll
-In^med Camp Ir a athleUe officer. be the unusual euFlc*.
f CjlgMe'a Sod Padrts.
at Tampa and Miami Beach ,
•In lha first plat*,' the iokgue at Havana.
will Include Havana, Cuba, as on#
For the 'llavrnn npenlnr. Bill
ot ita nig clUes. Although -the Mem. the "old arbiter," has con
neighboring roanigv
has
been ranted to come out of retiremen...
—
----'A T feR
bail With
W ith Spattiph
snaniah Accent
Accent Will
Entertain South Florida Patrons
«.
Greyhound Racing
a 3 r.w a .A« L i, A S
is ^ y t r u % f i S
7?30
ballysrd, It er>H mark bne« In blue thi* year/
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WEDNESDAY. APIL 10.1916
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WE ARE fully equippe.1 nnJ FURNISHED npartraeiiW, reaaonable rate* Include, all utllltira
know how to recap your tlrei.
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Natural rubber or ayuthatic,
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wo protect aldewalla of your
ur Phone DeLand RH3.
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All private with kltcheh prlri- curity Council at Hunter College
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reihly dreared, nvnll’. rendr-Pry Poultry,
iford Avenue, Phone GIRL lot adds Fountain at Lanrv's Drug Store. T a rt time or
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R. W. I mt4 Phoile 788-VV.
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1942 SPECIAL deluxe 4-door
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or 119.
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Avoir cormctkx a* advertised
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8 PECIAL this wtbk—Large fresh
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Orlando, Fla.
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paved (treat. Price 18500 term*
Palmetto Aw *
fa n be ar.inged. Phone GA2.
HI.ODD teatad turkey egga (3.00
down. Mr*. W. J. Doyle, Cox
58, Oataen.
.
ULASBAKE caffe pereolatora—
9ra have them. Sunley-Roiters
llardwaraCe^
SEE U3 for carpenter’* tool*—
we have them—at th# right
prlea. Stanley-Roger* Hardware
PH O N E 200
W ANTED
n . L buy your car, regardless cf
age or conditicn.
ltoy Keel,
300 W. 2nd St.
YVIU, pay higbest price* for u*cd
car* and al*o wrecked and burn,
ert or old car* for part*.
Ratliff * Son* Phone 237-W
P. 0. Box 1470, Sanford. Fla,
LAW N mower wanted In good
EASTER SUNDAY DINNER
condillon. Phone 1008-M.
Roast turkey, all the trunm.n's,
(1.50. r _ y Johnson's Red Barn
and Rralaurnut on Highway SOMEONE to share driving In
Washington, D. C. iilmut Anr.
17, 8 minutes from Sanford.
15. Room for one other pas
senger.
Phone 2311 Ornngc
ONE and ono half story, 5 room
Cltv or P. O. Box It.
house and small apartment
renting for ten dollar* per
month, located close in on two
BUSINESS SERYICE
lota. (3500.
6 -JtUOM house- screened norchei.
g r ille fan, modern Ihroogboiil.
DODfiB * PLYMOUTH
^m rge room*, fire place, good
PARTS AND lyEKYTCB
Pilm elle Are,
Phone 1011
excellent neighborhood- a splen
did hum# far anyona. (6800.
AUTOMOBILE nml radiator* re
ROOM house IrT'gool! condition.
paired. Wright and Cohen Gar
3 bedrooms, garage with small
age, 21*t & French,
Phoni
apartment, lot 50 x (00 some
fruit* a very attractive home
ahd Jutt outside the city limits,
(5000. ^7 acres of rirn muck SIT, W A N T E D
land can 1* added for (890,
if bu»ar can use.
- VERY nice duplex hou»e, 2 W HITE lady grant* hou»c work
nr maternity cate*. Call house
Ihrea room furnished apart
trailer at 12 th A Palmetto.
ments. Has an Income of (70.
00 per month. Ideally located
In good iteighborha3d. Jn g o o '
M ISCELLANEOUS
coaditldn. Inside ku4 out rnJ
worth the money (9309.
SEVEN rump horsj (not °M ' I„\W N triowed, gaaolina mower,
large Hying rom). ve lib.-ir.
rcasniMbla prices. Jerry Lord,
dining room, kitrhv.t. b i l r « m
H e ito 788*W.
_____ ________
and oath rim flr*b ilotr,. iYruJ
bedrooms and bxth on to;dcd CURTAINS, washed starched and
floor- * . »plend.dly r.rranged
gtreUhad. S18 MeUonvIUe Ave.
hantd la good coadlUcn. Hac
• FJLOOR SANDING
two car garage In « m olngtlcn arllh laundry rod work rad finishing. Cleaning and wax
room. Lot me show yo»* 454 ing. Mew floors surfaced to P#rhotaa, ImmadleUly. 14 ■* trirly .’ ecllon Old floor* made lUn new.
SS
’laY^dralsable
YO U D R IV E IT !
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
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Mm - 1'Mitni, iiiicffii^ b L in the
f'lrru l! €’*mri nf Ih * Xitifli dudlrial
C lir i111 t«f i ‘ 11*f 11ht, iM , in,ipid4* i *nuiti y,
Iff eba jit IT) ,
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Vow ai« tiPirhx riwjulf* d Iw fll*
y*»t»r aiiuriitaiifp :ti *ald Hfur#r4 ^
I mi i"w in * Tail! ila i tif Altrfl, It 16,
iTftuntd.iyl vvdit th* tTI*rk
201
Y o u r Ford
D ealer K n ow s Y o u r
mid
Ford
Rnrlt
! - Morrison, Inc
Court A t Hu1 tViiirt llf»M*e til Hiin,
furtf, Hrmluelv iVmtilV. Khifhla, « r
n ilrcppi wt*| * **fif**iw) ' w ill Um *fi*
1*"I r ll . ISKU111ftI >C*t| A*111 ( IkId I"AA#-**
PH O NE
200
MY EXPESENCE
With Automobile
Insurance
^Sometime ago I l>acked mv
ear into another car itmnagitig
the rear of my car. The coal of
repairing my car win (ii7.00. Re:
foie tin) gHinge r mild do the
work 1 darn iged .a JendtT, the
i cost uf re prut» $19.00. Next 1 ran
I into ihe rrur of another car
damaging
my
bpriper ' tft.00
worth. A nei*on in a reil Pack
ard Iwkeil into my enr denting
and rcfaping the" paint o ff a
fender, coni nf straightening and
^repainting $Lr>.00. I had thrV
, repair* made at one time, and
j it only cu«t me (19.40, the dm
I aurance comnany paying the djfI ferenre. Had * 1 l>een carrying
|(50.00
deductive
collision.
It
I would have coat me $40.00, th?
Insurance company paying only
II7.C0. I certainly recommend
ypur 80 per rent colllilon ln-
N o rth
R e s t!
•10i-l CAN'T RE At) Tm£ l ETTCRS
i ON Tu t CHAhTf DOC -BUT THAT
r )JaAf T H iR i 5AV5"SOUTHERN
[ SAHlVilCH bREAlTAS PiAlW ASlVVf/
DEPENDABLE
A N D PRO M PT
Drycleaning
Service
L A N E Y ’S D R Y C L E A N IN G Co
phone Ifi.Y
M B BA PHD
DdspdqbVd
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Concrete Pipe, Ilu llilin p Hlncks, llca d y -m iscil Concrete,
S eptic Tanks, C on crete
Fence
Fowl, W ell Curbs anil
P r o p e rty M arkers
Peninsular Concrete
U.PRIVE-,IT, INC.
P h o n e -12II
AUTO
PAINTING
S au foril, Florida.
,.,,.| a g Liquid of Tablet*
mild bnstiv! cmd grl at
act as a -----------
CeU'Misett** lawrr.illy . .
Hum Drops or Salv*
ulUee rudbneos and eo
'HCf ■ . , ■. makoo It oa*»*r
S o u th e r ii
t 8& B read
l y j w t u i i m um ^uj
IHulh
rm *r*!'*l
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♦!* < » *;*
W h a te v e r yo u r (icrsnnnl m oney
prolih-mv, »ve ran m i Iu > I hem. t 'in hull uh (oiln y i i bout n personul loan.
W e also fin ance purcliaseH.
306 W . 2nd ST,
Phone 1061-J
O f Hanford
J. W . H olier In,
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2nd HI. ill Hanford Avc,
Phone 35H
Phone 33- ,*
Mur,
WHAT'S THE TROUBLE/JKOIHIN'MUCH,
1TELLYIIH?HE'6
B A B Y CHICK T IM E
IS HERE!
*1**1***-
M O N E Y W ORRIES
A R E U N N E C E S SA R Y
• # . M .G LB A B 0 N
« A ^**^5 Mary, Flc.^
lit
TEAL SEEIN'
DEVILS AGAIN.
ITWOUGHT 60. WHY DONT YOU GO
HOWE, TEAL? VOU'RE NO GOOD .
TO YOURSELF OR ANYONE ELSE. /
_
LA.WMfi mewed with pc we? mew
«r.. ?ho«e 779-rJ.
,
If buyer dezlrre
T * r W iit
'g. TW, 1030.
WANTED TOKENS
-
0 rumen house to oe nee*
rord. W$U« box A3, renter.
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YM fumlelmd r r e - t .r ^ ij »J
8 or 4 rmtm hovu by tol •
•2nd week in May. >
c/o General Delivery, Ociriprds
TATIC m
YNAMIC
■MU'
ALANCING
WHAT YOU NEED IS
I GOTTA PUT THIS DE’AL V
O V E Q * TW IN K^O F T H A T O G
h B O N U S |U. G E T • f-----------
“ H E U -O
ICENN/
A S N A Z Z y NEW HOUSE
VtlTW O N E O F T H O S e V -
H O O SPN^
K IT C H E N S M
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LEGAL NOTICE
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Itia foliowln4f it*.criBnl land In
R.mlnnl* (.'■*».nly, l-'U>rl<ln. will !*•
offer.J /<ir .tic nl • imlilli’ tiuIc i
Yor
*iiiyIt. ill. and l*rl i-n.h lilu.
subject ln>(li.*r!NM of Hi** Trurlc*
ill. fttl.rnnl Iniiinn'.m.nt I'n'u!
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WEDNESDAY. APIU O , 10 Ifi
THE flANFORD HERALD. RANPOnD FLORIDA
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P A G E E IG flT
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S*. SI A .174 Block :«
roAil r l « h l of
H.*V ?0* IrM xrld* Mil It
Itbtn i»n> pa»i*f ihri»vtli wtHeh
t t ir f f in m i 9\ iit n r A u t » H o «a
V «m Ml Uh.l/ m»> IO Mf»i hail
■•f ill
llirw fourth*
i.fhti iiiitir-rnU will bf r»##rv*rd.
2 U Ann thitiatr.ln HE i’urnrr
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Hrriinn V vTi»w-r»»hlp Si Houth
n.iiiffe 31 J&Mrtt-
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Plat* Punk 3 PtK rfl t l ' j .
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Block < HanUrto N R 'I
luurv- *5 H . *«. *7 A <m
pluck a NanU n do p u t
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Pluck « Nanlando P itt
I took 3 |i*K»- l i U . 1 4 , ' n A -V,
IU k NK I ’o r n n o f l^o« < %H»r>rk
IS Tf«*t II Tf»r T o « n # f Hanford,
HIM 8 i * ilt'U frr*. VV l(» Hj). / mQ T t
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o f fa il, 7 ft look. » T lc t * T t i . ' - .
Town,hip
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TlfliHTKKrt OV TUB INTKItNA
IMI’IIOVKMBNT ITNI) UK TH
ATATE of-' FUIUIPA
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS
HOME TOWN NEWS
As required by law, all dogH in the CUy of Sanfoi
Florida, must be vaccinated nguin<il rnblr* by a licensed
veterinarian before the first day of May of cnch year
and the vaccination tag continually worn by doga on a
collar or harne** for Urn following year.--------- —
In order to accommodate do# owners, 'Dr. Ray.
mond I* Hass, veterinarian, will be at the rear of the
City Hull April I(i, 17, anil 21. to vaccinate dogH.
After May 1, all dogH found without a tap cerllfyitiR that they haVl* been vaccinated for rabies for year
lUlfi, will be subject to being 'picked up by the Police
DURINO A Ml ITINO with her Hi t till,land. I.L Jnmea 11. Calea, at
Oakland, Cal., Mr*. I^iutle Calc, loosen* liiclr tun'a foot which had
become entangled In hi* blanket. Wiien Catca was reported killed in
action, hi, wife wed LL E. I*. licrnileln. The lalicr obtained an annulment after it was diaclotcd that Calc* waa a prisoner of the Jopa. Ne
that ho ha, returned to the tj. S., Calc, la wooing hta wife again wl
(Internal!
e a n 't rh a o M b e tw e e n th e tw o m en * h e -f»i«r r ir d
IN A RIJUROfNCE of oM waterfront feud, in DrookJyn, N. Y* Louie
Suartln. o longihmmim, la iMwn near ilcalh after cannier, had
pumped eight bullets Into hi, hotly: Ai the picture waa taken, frantic
riTort, were being made t» rniase lumciousne*,. But ha died a few
moments taler—without naming the killer,.
(International)
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snack, llomninck
Pint , llook Jj
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No | pint
Ilinik S l u r r i S i A S7.
I * i 7 It Itick I H rrn iift olil plot
limit- 3 (la y .* to a * i a
pi.
“ The complete stock at the HIM, HARDWARE COM
PANY would really be somethinR to crow about!"
SASTKR — Paint lime!
MOORE’S
• PAINTS
IN OIATITUDI FOR PAST FAVORS, Satin, an oiling ««al which waa
nurKd back to licalth by Mr,. Huby Illgclow, kltsti hta boncfadrcM In
her Loa Angelo home. Some time ago kite found tho tick h i lion on the
beach being badgered by yountester, and took hint home. Now that he’*
well again, Satin refute to return to tho ocean.
(International)
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O CC ASIO N AL CHAIRS
Assorted group of occiudimnl cluiira
covered in 4t choice of malcrinlH in
colors to blend with your fnvoritc erfur
theme. I ’uli spring construction.
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I#*»l 5 IMisck 1 Tin
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Irfela
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trflits
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Th.*ov>'i tho sponsor ship and support which local Wood
mon Cumpc ctv° •<> civic acliviitgo bsnsttitng tfeolr com
munities. tho states and the nation, tho qsod Influence
ot FratomaUsm exl onds tar beyond the Society's’
membership.
• VARNISHES
• ENAMELS
• BRUSHES
- Senkarik Glass.& Mirror Co.
112-114 W. 2nd St.
W C B D S M F T SERVES
"#*rtJft1*44Vif) lAcfin*"*
Phone 320
k t it t lM lM i
A T THE CHURCH OF GOD
Geneva and Elm Avenues
A Civic Service Context being conducted by the Camps
as part of Woodcralt’a ’’Fraternity, In Action" program
further increases Ihelr civic and patriotic services. To aid
them in carrying on many worthwhile projects, tho
Society has established a National Sorvtco Fund secured
tram an Endowment cuthorixod by the rocont Soverstgir
Camp convention In Jacksonville. Fla.
,
This Is but one oi many bonetits ol Woodmen iraternallam. The Society also provides sale, sound, legal reserve
llio Insurance protection and Its services art enjoyed by
more than 365.000 members and their families.
CoU the local tVoaJmrn rrf>rrifnlal<4-<. Ltt him
lii’V you ih< (acii about Woedmrn (niurencs
eralcclioii amt fraUrnal bcnr/ltl.
Whore men pray in Old Time Repentance—
Where God eradicates man's transgressions—
You are invited to attend the revivnl which is to
begin Wednesday, April 10, at 8:00 P. M.
Evangelist Sister Betty June Keeney
i
WOODMEN % W ORLD
Liie Insurance Society
Olil Time Singing nnd Music
IMjiI
If...i 3 f.av* 74
liela. fl. 12 34 A 2t llltM'k I* M»«L
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Flat lD«»k 4 |i*i/b*+ *1,
ri »i lidoit tiMgp 41
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
OUR ASSETS EXCEID 11*1,000,009
“ Our hist revival was the heat In many years . . .
We expect this to be even greater because of the great
presence of the Powers of God" . . .
II. J. FINCH, nistrict Manager
I *Aif «. 9, :< tr JT film’ll l» II’»!ifri& iiii,
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113 So. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida .
W. C. HOLCOMBE, Pastor
t oiH |a. 11. :i A 24 IHork ll
6-Point Program
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NEW EQUIPMENT I, on die way.
After unavoidable delay, In marm
ADDITIONAL UMITID AND NONSTOP EXPRESS Mrrla wtH be oddtd
•t on early dale. AD teal, rtwnred. fra* pjl«
Iowa. Steward Morlce. And ether Iuzuryfeature*
will be provided to make yow Journey one of
U
ot luxury and eatery In high.
NEW AND IMPROVED PASSEN*
OCR STATIONS are well beyond the
blueprint dog*. They will be puahed to com-
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T# Pratart the I'race at the Worldi
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To Prodece Prosperity for Sanford.
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THURSDAY, A P R . II . IB lti,
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Kaltenbrunner
Picket Rankin Committee Hearing
Gromyko
• Associated Press IxMiscd Wire
NO. 117
New Pay Scale
Returns To UN Sessions
Goes,On
Recommenced
At Nue
SS Chief Says He 1$
Hated Since Himm
ler Cannot Answer
For Gestapo Deeds
w York City Puts
H $1,000,000. For
Improvements
To
Flushing
Meadpw
NUKItNIIF.RG, Apr. 11, f/PV—
A Rtilkinyr. sal-cr-scarrcd German
got UP before the Nuernberg
Wur . I rir.to* Tribunal today to
proti i mat the whole work)
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'j i l>ecnuie Ji e I n x l c h |
i.muKi i* deiul and can ntf.
the deed* of the Gtrman t.»--i««jx..
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NEW YORK, April II. Of) —
A dark horaa came through today
in the aaiectlon of a altc for the
headquarters of the United Na
tions. Mayor William O'Dwyer
attnomsred that
S ”S P S .‘te S C S & fiB S -y ;
decided'!® local* the U. N. head
quarter* in
Flushing Meadow',
L. U at the site o f the World’e
fivo
Pair, The place is about
miles from Manhattan. Thr Sperry
a
Gyroecope plant at Lake Succeia.
I L L
had been considered as u
leading contend#} for the iotcri.n
headquarters.
Eventually the United Nation*
wilt move to thfir
permanent
home, which hai hern designate.!
in the border area between Con
necticut and Naw Yprk State,
rhe Sperry Gyroscope Plant will
be used aa the interim office
headquarters of the U. N. Mayor
O'Dwyer say* the city has agreed
4 to put up more then a 91 ,000,000
w tor Improving the Flushing Mm dow I’ark and the Interior of the
' Building at the World's
Fair site.
Tha municipal building presum
ably will be u*ed for meetings of
the General Assembly of
the
United Nations, which la ecHeduled to convene In New York on
Sapt-'S- The U. N. Security Coun
cil has been holding it* current
meeting* at Hunter College in
the Bronx.
The U.N. Security Council meet*
again next Monday. A top i»tuo
on the agenda la Poland's demand
for action again the Franco re
gime in Spain. Russia ia expected
In Wonport Poland'* demand for an
indictment of Franco. An ob
server today predicted that tho
United States and Britain will
advocate a full heating of the
charges before the council — al
though both nations have taken
stand that French la a do-
Returns Indicate
Chinese Admit
UNRRA Flour In Close Races In
Illegal Hands Japan Election
“Roundui^ Ilalls
After Four Years
t* ■ r
Salvation Army’s
Home Service Fund
* Drive Is Underway
Hajor Allan 8 . Whorton of tha
alvation Arm
Army announced today
Salvation
Service appeal
that the Home
Hot!
tor the organisation'* annual
budget for the year 1940 began
tooay.
The appeal for $3,600 waa
approved during a rorant meet• ing of the advisory board. I « t — tort to all subscribers have been
W plated In the metis and Major
• Whorton said that the board
would greatly appreciate a liberal
response from ibe public, partkulftrly by mail. He remarked
that worker* are herd to obtain.
Major Whorton revealed that
in tha past year l i t meal* were
given to transients, 70 people
were provided lodging*, trans
portation wa* made available to
lh person*. 68 families were
m given 1.472 new and old gar♦ menu and 67 families war* pro
vided groceries, He al*o said
that 6H person*i i were
w -----. given old
Measures To Give FVC Members Even
Marketing Break Will B6 Discussed
new fthoM* ChrUtmt* ordtni
. . . . . f nmvMjvl
provided *JOI
were
tU
m
82 paraona
and fru it
Major alao declared that
R*iWation Army h*a
cioaeJy coordinated with
local and data
walfar*
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exhibit
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Mexican
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Bebool,
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WASHINGTON, Apr. II, (/P>—
The House Military Committee
will art late today on a new
plan for increasing the pay of
*
army men, u* one mean* or atacting- more men inrnThT— 'er- "
vice.*' The plan, drafted
a
sub-comittevr calls .•/oc'~TP'TTnlf
aiuie.of -increase*. in-toad l .he
flat boost of £400 a year
at
win suggested at f rat.
Under the sub-committee’* plan,
buck private* would get a 60
percent increase, going from 960
to 976 a month. Corporal* would
go from 980 to 990. and first
and master sergeant* from I13B
to 9185 a month
In the commissioned rink*,
second
lieutenant*
would
ba
raised fregn 11,800 to 92,100 •
year, first lieutenant* from 92,000 to 92.400, sad no on up the
tine a* far a* »the tank of
colonel. N a v a l |«-tty officers
would get an increase from 9129
to 9160 u mouth
lie was* Eriiet—Kaltenbrunner?
former brad of the Germin Se
curity Pol c*. 'Kaltenbrunner told I
the court he wa* ready to nstuftt*
responsibility for the deeds-ol
the* Security Police insofar ax
they occurivd under hla nctuak
control and knowledge.
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The defendant then denies
most fminedlntely any knowledge
of the niiinlcr* at the Maitthatlon Jan.
group,
l-rcluding A»»ocinted Preia corre
spondent Joseph Morton, Jr. tn i
killed.
IN FIONT OF THI nOIKAl IUIIOINO In New York City, 60 demon
The prosecution reminde I Kalstrator* carry placards protesting a hearing before nep. J. Pamrl ' tenbrunner that a sUlemet.t front
Thomas, a member of the House commlltee Inveatigating un-American the rnmp commandant already
activities. He came from the capital to quetUon three witnease*. The had been presented to the triplacards criticized Rep. Rankin (D-Miaa ), who Is the ranking majority • liunitl. Thm aUtement s-H-l n
mambar of the committee.
(inlernallortal) j teleprinter order fw the suylng*
iboie Kultenl,runner's signature.
— — — — — —— — — --------------------- -------------------- | Knltiyibrunncr'a «n»wrr to this
wa* one which has bee mu* very
familin, during the cout.r of the
N tier nl-ei g I mil. Said he.
•'Such authority wa* held only
by Hub ) ami Himmler. It's quite
impossible
that
(hi*
incident
could eve. have licen brought
to my know ledge."
k«lt«'iil»i unnrr
thru
a d d flu
quickly i hat possibly his fault
was tliui he did not take step*
Officials Deny Any Many Japanese Mark to insure that other pereona
were not sending order* out over
Ballots In Favor the .Kaltenbrunner signature. Said
Cargoes O f Rice
O f Gen. MacArthur ,he:"Not once diil I sign or even
On Black Market
see a single protective custody
TOKYO, Apr. II . Id*)— Slow arrest older. The tribunal may
SHANGHAI, April 11. Of) Officials of the Chinees National counting today indicate* n close not believe me. but thia wa* the
Relief and
Rehabilitation ' ' Ad race among three. parties for true state o f affairs.*
ministration hare admitted thrt control of Japan's 468-scol Hotter
large quantities of U. N. R. R A . of Representative* and nl*o holds
flour have entered illegal chan premie# fori a surprising number
nils The official*.; tmwws-r. hnm wf-wetitfn off*** aeeker*.
**« woman definitely
denied that anv U.^ N. R. R. A
shiploads of rice have reached hi* Wan’ ejected and lour mure
are among tha leader* on the
Shanghai's black market
The Chinese agency assarts that basis of Incomplate return* from
so far only 2,700 long Iona of all sections of Japan.
Indication* are, that 72 parvent
NFW DEI.Ill, IndU, April II.
U. N. R. R. A., rice have reached
Shanghai. U. N. R. R. A. officials o f the eligible voted In yester l/P)— The GI newspaper, "Rouirl
day'*
general
election
—
the
first
up" which wn* published for more
In Washington were quoted Tues
than four year* In the Chinaday aa being gravely concerned since the end of the war.
Communist
Party
leader
Sannl
lliirmasjndla Theater of Opt ra
ov*r Information that shipload*
Nosaka
appear*
lure
of
victory
tions closed up shop todav.
of rlea war# reaching the black
and
one
leader
each
of
the
LiterFop perhaps the first time m
market in Shanghai.
Meanwhile, the Chinese relief *1 and Progressive parties uie the very *urreaiful hutory of t!■»*among
tho*e
definitely
elected.
soldier newstiaper.
“ top |nu--'
officials have admitted their in
Early tabulations barely indi- ‘
ability, to prevent U. N. R. R- A., rate mora than a general tret i got page one attention
flour from reaching the . black Conservative elements sic ••m ---' ' Itiiundup's fntomis pin-up s" '«
wcie in the Inst isiui but pare
market. Hay* one official
ed to win generally, but im *ingl> 1
messac-**
"Shanghai ha* the shrewdest party is exported to win an uui one was devoted to
merchants in the world and they whelming majority of diet *e»i>. from the generals, from Chief if
S taff Eisenhower down.
have a way of reaching th*lr
Meanwhile, It'* been disci.... I
The former commander of me
hand* Into everything."
that many Japanese voted for C. II. I.. Theultr, General "Ura l*
A 49-pound hag of U.N.H.ILA, General MacArthur, a l t h o u g h
flour ia obtainable at the bloek election official* hove decline.! Joo" Stilwell, radioe.1 congratula
market price of |rt — five or *lx to state the figure. One Jap tion* to the staff of Roundup. It
wa* Stilwell who once told till
times the prewar price.*
voting for MacArthur also wrote
newspaper staff to print all tha
on hi* ballot:
new* they w ne aide to prove
“ I mean thla aarlously"
Stilwell said thut Roundup -'CTHURSTON NOMINATED
[rompliihed It* mission ami ■nit
TO
RETURN
TO
V.
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WASHINGTON, April II. MP)
fold up with thr satisfaction of
TEHRAN. April 1 1 . i/V>
—
President Truman
today
knowing that it never missed a
nominator Walter Thurston to United States Ambassador Wal chance to crark down on injube ambassador to Mexico. Thur lace Murray la axpected to lrn>e tie- of In Isiieb *1 stuff** sbo's.
few
day* • m i
ston now la
Amtokssaddr to Tehran In a
Except for “ Stars and Stripe*,"
A merica. He
Kuuimup was the only irr*>ca
Bolivia.
publication mentioned In thr »nnUal report of former Chief of
S taff General Georgs Marshall.
gut. Specif>cal.#l .Polagd accuses
Spain of harboring fugitive Gor
min scientists woik ing oti atomic
weapons.
Extension O f D raft
For A Year. Urged
Today By Senate
Military Committee
Jersey Bank Teller
• Arrested By F.B X
A "W E L C O M E HACK TO T I I K U N SESSIO NS" is extend,-,I i.. W IH t K
GROMYKO, Rusviiin
•
gale Gromyko dmmltirully walked out recently .iflei a wSm ih, ibat he would not *it in on
am di«ft any
ni"ii»n of thr ImnlUfi |st«d»|f»m. Thr SiTuiLv I
fit'll, ninti
1111111 * t
Xru York, n*»u
f »• rw aimthri <i •>ulilir»L* »it*li|rm - Iit(r4*a|«a« tinti |,x I’ li-h 1». lrgai.
'Cf "1 l hi* Franco it'L'iiiir In S|««itt. j
{ Inlt'i lint imial j
Freights Crash Truman Refused Kimmel Request
200 Yards South
To Inspect FDR's Secret Files
Of ACL Station President Declared In Letter To Former
Calhoun And Dudley
Injured As They
Jump From Engine
ankle sprain* and bruise* shortly
after 9 on o'clock Inst evening
when they leaped from the cabin
of locomotive No. 1020 which,
while proceeding north with an
empty freight train on the south
bound curved trark, collided with
engine No. 46ll which hud lieeu
standing with its freight tiniu
in front of the Atlantic C«>.»»|
Line Hepnl awaiting the pnssuce
o f the other tiain on the nnith
irnek
The
incoming
limn,
*h
IM»mrh*i\A Itit11 tlnllrii on t*. 11*
wrmiR litti-k. wn* Ik-'Iii*v«*t| t..
have burn pi «h ut vlmif at nliiiiit
10 iiitlm an hour nix! ran .mtn
thr •lamlinir lorunmlivr on tlncurve nlaiut 200 vuids south of
the ACL de|i
epot. The impact domolithrd
an
empty
l»ox
car
immediately behind II - tender.
The upper part of the Im* wa.
broken up nnd thrust upwind
and into n steel gondola tin
behind it, while the wheels, under
neath jammed the gondola wheelbackward.
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Headlights of Isitn locomotive.
Were smashed, holier* dented and
cowcatrhei. bent. The stand.ng
locomotive, No 1611. had ii one
foot hole punched below
the
boiler. The uorthlatund engine
had two front wheels derailed.
and workmen this morning were
busy, under direction of M. Carroll, shop foreman, lacking it
up and getting it on the track.
Tho two injured men were
token in an Erickson ambulance
to
Fe maid-Lnughton
Memorial
Hospital and attended. by Dr. J.
N. Tolar, who said that x-ray*
Were being made today to deter:
mine Injuries. It was ficst be
lieved that Mr. Calhoun had
broken ankle*, ami that Mr. Dud
ley had a broken left ankle, but
x-ray* thia morning revealed no
broken bone*. The latter hail u
bruise) left elbow and cheat
bruise*.
Th* crew of the standing loco
motive of which IL E. Futrell
o f 8 anfoni Is engineer were able
to get off their locomotive in
time to avoid injury. N. Sliilin,
negro fireman, who jumped from
the approaching locomotive, was
not Injured.
Responsibility for the accident
has not be*n determined, said
L. W. S H u ma n , trainmaster.
Charles A. Black, division super
intendent, could not be reached
for comment today., *
LA
K E LA N D*.‘ Aprip 11 1(S pocU
l)-tariff
wa* cut in half. Mur* racrnt
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t i ^fl i l . L J- _ I • . ill Is eulililll
NEW ARK. N. J., Apr. I I . i-F>
\kliat measure* may be token lagialatloit ha* placet] it within
by the Florid* Vegatoble Com Iftw power of th# present ailmlm- — The Federal Bureau of Inve»Uration to further reduce tho gation today announced the ar>
mittee, through il* Foreign Trade
real of Calvin F. Dullola in
sub-committee, to aaaur* It* mom- tariff.
Th* FVC member* have no .le- nection with th* cmlieixieii'cnt
bars Of an #van marketing bn*k
of $20,146 from a Jersey City
with the producing arc** of Cub* • irta beyond aaf fguarding thtlr bank.
DuBola, who had l-e*n
fit ba
diactMood own crop# by "ataylng even” with
and Moxlco
aought alnce Monday, was * ra
Tueaday at Miami. I-other L. the foreign products in the mat rested Wednesday night in S t
Chandltr of Goulda, chairman of ter of marketing, Grow point* Paul, Minn.
tha F V C **' foreign trad* poll, out. "W e foal only that we ire
DuBola wad a teller in ths
will hood tip Ih# conference dur entitled to a poeltlon wherrby our Bergen Avenue Branch of tb*
can ba marketed at th*
ing which a cqmprahanalva report vetatable*
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level ee
imported
on hi* raearit In*paction tour* of
Jeraev City. An 11-state alarm
the tndoatrv In the two neighbor he say*. “ T h ey h *** the Adtan- waa broadcast for hi* arreet
ing nations will ba given by La- tag* a* far aa cheaper labor Ja after he felled to appear at the
Monte Grow. FVC manager. A concerned, and that’s their good bank on Monday.^ He I* married
group o f interes ted grower* will fortune. What we may expect of and the father of a 1 2 -year ol
attend.
,
'. them in the future, we cannot tell. •on.
Th# problem, incroaautgly Im All we know, from my nernt
The F.B.L said DuBola hod
portant to Florid* end other do visits to the Officultural area* of almost $23,000 on him when he
mestic grower*, comes not only th# two countriea, ia that they -waa erreitesl.'
from tha rapidly enlarging. Im have the tal) and the cllmala
produce. We do know, REqU EO T NEW BUILDIN
ports o f commercial
tomato*# Which
f rora the** two eountriap baf.aUo
. th#ir J T ‘ f*
TAI.LAHARSEE, April 11. ( * )
Bulldi
from th# present reciprocal trO#t- p rotsiM -fam U n d . w e tadly In T h . supreme Court
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Cuban end Mexican
axphTtora, loo*., project, invoivfatg iroigatlon|YoUd , u k tha ( , binet to
FREE AND FAIR
" V .quire a two-block arek west
under production condition# aa
Thtlr yisld al toe Bute Capitol^a* ^the
they axiat in tho*# ooonlriae, to
. rreaae end their for a ns
WASHINGTON. April 11.
hotIM
marhat thair product# in the
state* have riant the court
— The White H oum ha.
the report of Allied observers
Unitwl State* at a flfura
—
ugh for
who watched,the Greek ejection*.
#re enough
Whether
The represent#ti»#» o f Britain,
INVESTIGATION OKAYED
we can do to
France and the United' State*
WASHINGTON. April IL
have found that tha elertiona
not,' wa don* — Attorney Oenerol Tew t
the purpose of haa given the go-ehaed al
were "fra# and fair” a « Um
W. tha
on tha
to deter- for an Investigation of the
reyulta are • "true and valid
verdict" of the Grrak peoplo.
dt hi
her tire Industry. An inquiry
in tha
A
’ZSS alleged violations of the an1 The Allied mission declared that
preaenca of British troops
am aura, if trust lews will be conducted
tha
in Crete# hod "no effect Sarheta Federal grand Jury Ip N «
rvev oo the etoetion reeulto."
the good neighbor '
9 A S T ? Tbrk City.
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coinmittrr
tho draft
year.
Dissatisfied War
Bride Finds Home
Of U. S. Relatives
BLISS. N V . Apr ll. 1/1 1 —
A 18-year old English war bride
who left her husband's home a
few days ago Ini* found happi
ness in Ike home of relative* in
tins country whom she ha* nrver
seen before.
The relative* of Mr*. Evelyn
Pacific Chief That Only Committee
I'oston live, on u farm near bore.
Had Right To Inspect Documents
The girl arrived at the fanne
nftsr a bus trip from New York
Hetevltves found her in
* W A SH IN G TO N . April II. </F> City.
A 11nr*.i at lh«» |'earl llarbct I N«'W York After ihr hftd 1#Cl thA
imeatigntn.n paid
today
thrtl*".,m# °f her yx-soldier burband,
I'resid.jit Truman hnd r%fa»s„ it ii'V - r r " . l’ i*t« a. If
;:*ll*'ary,
pi-imil Admiral Husband K Kim I
Senator I New York detective. quelad
mcl* to !n-|>ert what
,Ci.|lhe girl ns saving that when
Homer l ’i rgti.on ,-nll<st i mi |
pei
j,,.,! |she runrricif her husbuad she waa
ns's e l " file of th<- late President
under the impression that he
FRANKFURT, tiennany. Apr. Roosevelt'* me**ng?*.
II. i-Vl-i- Hi* gi,im. tIglil-lipped
........on,:
survivors returned to the field for the former
Pacific fleet com- j h lm 'lu i'n *l '!nl
. . . 1,.
near Mnlmcdy, llelgium, tialny
t h ill "
hr,
M,r t.Tru , a" With few. conveniences when she
where Nnxl.nmrliiue gun* ntnisn- hT
hod wnltei, a letter atu ng that [rnme to thi, country from Eng-
Yank Survivors
Visit Scent?' Of
Maimed) Tragedy
rrisl nrnrly
Killy*'
100 A nirrimn pri** only the rnnim. tire-I,ml he right
taken mi tla* llattli of tin* to look II o.li file.
tills wo.
It » i i 3 only l»V lurk (hnl (In*
•Ik Amertram* • tl'i'il
kltli-.l S mIIIi* of tilt tit t%a*re (rut
(ill SI . ihv) taulks
■IgSIII wu I
III*' 1It let \kIII*If tiu-ir l-uililics
Vk« »*« •allot (loVktl
Mm• -invhrjirw
,t,r hum- tun-
will Iitqiear Its witnesses at the
Inal of 76 German S.H. troop*
urcustsl In the killings. Three
H.S. geqernl* are among the dofendnntv. who will go on trial
at llnrhau orf May 2. Six of the
defendant* were brought hark
from tile United Stole, where
they were prisuuei - of war. The
Indirtuient* ngoin-l th,- defentlnfils will be seivid I ihIiiv
The American .uivivni. of the
niu.sscte who visited the scene
" f Hie killings lo-iav ore former
Lieut Virgil l.mc ..f la-xiligti-n,
KV-- *hnar h,ml of l.-eton. Mo.
Samuel Holiyns of Sandusky, «).:
Cnrl Daub of t -d.-l.r-mk. Pa.;
Kenneth Kingston,' of Allentown,
•’«- » n‘* Kenneth Ahrens of Erie,
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H U I'K R IN T K N IlK N T S
TO
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- GAINESVILLE. April JL (X )
— County school *u|H-rlntrndrnt*
nf Florida will get together for
a three-dny conference and eludy
course at
the
University
of
Florida, April 16-17. Thi* renort
route*
front
G. Bullard Hint
molts, acting dean of the Col
lege of Fjducation at the uni
versity.
jujn
oin h|m
h
Mis. P’iisloi
osIoii
said .he liked
.llbstani ,.,l .1 (>\ < .•inoimider Jidtn
what .he had seen of western
lletk i'i w be -aid ibul I be eomnill
N'«w York "inurh better" than
te,- I o.l i - • u fc-i.en full see. ss t-< the section of V e il, ■ or.'linn
the I III-. k< i -aid ibat th. where her hu-.n,ti.,| lu.d. She
file
<>n hut Hint II c"", |«nid 'he will ti\ fd get a divorce
tnllied -*, 11> two n i.s.A ges, ImiII i tis soon as »he i. .ctllrd
Her
pi ev n.ii-l, given l
III
I fn-1|uncle and mini. Ml
and Mrs.
I I o i I m.i
, t-nmilttesv
1 lies* lire*- ' Francis Hhisler, have seven child
sngi-s were addressed to the high ren, five of whom tire living at
commissioner of the Phllippirms home. The English bride says
mnl hnd little iHuring on th< Jap sin- -think* all of the family are
anese iilfnrk at Pearl Harbor.
wonderful.
j
M R \WHERRIES
\\ \ S IIIV . I UN, April II. (d'i Tuberculosis Group
Th e,,', i, •troiig riossibility
To Meet On Tuesdiy
thut fn--li -t,., wherries will be
remove-l i
price control tie*
Tin- Kemumli- , -unity Tubvrcupile n ',-ng protect from list Insi• an-l lli-ultli
istiuti will
obi < --Ii- i vecut i vr v lee preMilest hold it's annual Hinting at the
of the t l -M-l* Slate ( haml-er S«nford clinic n*-»t Tuesday eve
of r-inunerce I Ills report comet ning. The meeting u open to
from no MPA official in Wnal, ’ the general piddle, and all who
lftg|..o wlrt -nyt Ins ngrnry ha* hn> •• purchased Christutas Seals
Oiu-le ijuit loomnirndation. T hd hold it meml-orshtp in tht* organactum is subject to approval by iiation anil tire entitled to a
the Office of Economic Htabili- vote. There will In- an election
ration The decision may be mud. of nffiror* fur the board of
tomorrow.
direclor*, uttil the membership is
urged (o attend and vote.
7.20» SOLDIERS RETURNED
Tho work of the Tuberruloila,
NEW YORK? April I L </U»- Association will bo outlined and
More limn 7.200 service pirson* lh« lAtnual report will Ik- made.
nel are scheduled to arrive todav Th,- four main project* o f Tuber
at two west roast ports aboard culosis Association a c t i v i t i e s :
night vessel*, while 0.178 mote case finding, hospitalisation and,
triMips are dmt to del-ark from t r e a t m e n t , rehabilitation and'
seven vissel* nt New York. A r health educativn, will tie present
riving nt San F'runeiscu are two ed to the group. A, B. Peterson
ship*. rt.iiOS; San Diego, Calif., will preside.
A* th* meeting is of major
aix vessel*, 677.
importance, all directors and th*
general membvrship a* well as
the entlro public arc asked to
attend. A sound and color film,
“ The Story of Tul«rculosls and
a F'amlly'a Struggle to Conquer
It," will be shown. Thi* film ie
(he latest film added to tlie
"other funds will be used to library of the State Board of
rnrry on cancer research which Hralth In Jacksonville.
ultimately will discover the reuse
and cure for cancer." *•; MEMORIAL SERVICE
"Tho Florida Division of the
(WARM SPRINGS, Go.. Apr. 11,
American Cancer Society -need* (/!’)— Patient* at the Warm
your support in ite fight atainst Springs Foundation will attend
the disease- that hat been railed a memorial service tomorrow
our Number One Enemy. Cancer marking the first anniversary of
costa live*; cancer control costa the death of President Roosevelt.
money. Which would you rather He wo* on a visit to ' Worn
g iv e? "
Contribution* . may be Springe when he wee fatally
m a i l e d to Dorothy Crumley, stricken. The service tomorrow
treasurer, or A. B. Peterson, gen trill be held in the chapel at
eral chairman for Seminole Coun the foundation.
ty.
Mr. Lingle announced that the
RETURNING TO J0E8
Oviedo High School Senior Cto#*,
LOUISVILLE, Aor. II. (AV*
under the chairmanship of Ray Eight hundred C.I.O. steal work
Beasley, end Lyman High'#-Ren er* are returning to than ,
ter Class, under the chairmOnthlp after staying out on strike
of Sarah I»u Brooks, would unite thro# month* at th* Itanry
with the Senior Class of Sam- Machine Company pfeat in
inol* High School to raaka thi* rille. Lost night the strikers
drive a success in Seminole
ttod a wage increase of 1$|
1 an hour.
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$2,000 Is Set As Seminole County’s
Goal During Current Fund Campaign
"During 1046 , 2.240 men, wo
men and children in Florida died
o( cancer.) A t least a third of
these died needlessly because
they iliil not receive adequate
medical treatment. ip tfmF. Thr
peoplo of Florida are ntobilixihg
to fight thia moat dreaded of
all dlaeaits.
The April fund
raising campaign seeks $132,720
— $2,000 of It will be raised
In Seralhole County,” Glenn Linit, Jr., chairman of the drive
ere In Bemlnole County, today
.... M H H H p E w f
•riu's.J’r
W A S IIIM i in.N. Apr.
The Senate Military
has rocumnifiuleil that
l»r extended for a full
declared.
‘ "A large percentage of th'a
m o n e y ' S T * •pent" to Inform
the people o f Florida about caneer’a danger signal* so that they
can recognixo tha Cancer threat
if it face* them end seek early
medical attention," he continued.
"A portion of your contribu
tion also will bo spent to provide
care for Florida cancer phi
be Mid and further etati
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The Sanford Herald, April 10, 1946
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 10, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald